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Volume 16 Number 18 Monday, September 17. 1990 

Canton, Michigan 

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Connection 

Still hanging 

Wayne County officials will be 

in Canton later this week to field 

questions about the controversial 

proposed expansion of Detroit 

Metropolitan Airport. 

Deputy County Executive Mike 

Duggan will be among the 

speakers from the county to speak 

at the breakfast meeting 8 a.m. 

Thursday in Geneva Presbyterian 

Church on Sheldon Road. The 

Detroit Metropolitan Airport issue 

will appear on the Nov. 6 ballot. 

The cost for the breakfast is $5. 

For reservations, call 454-5427. 

Birthday honor 

Philip Dingeldey, who turns 80 

Sept. 19, was applauded by the 

board of trustees last week for his 

work serving the community 

"tirelessly for more than 30 

ye%rs." 

"As a lifelong resident who has 

always worked for the betterment 

of the community, Mr. Dingeldey 

is deserving of such recognition," 

according to a board resolution 

Dingeldey served as Canton 

supervisor from 1965-74 and 

before that worked as Canton 

treasurer and township trustee. 

"Mr. Dingeldey has 

demonstrated throughout his life 

that an individual who is 

committed to his community can 

, make an enormous difference for 

the betterment of that 

community," the resolution said. 

Cable 

complaints 

Canton residents experiencing 

problems with Omnicom Cable 

service can now document the 

problem with a form designed by 

the Canton Cable Advisory 

Committee, a liaison between the 

township board of trustees and 

Omnicom. 

Residents experiencing 

problems with cable service 

should contact Omnicom. 

If the problem is not resolved, 

residents should call the township 

supervisor's office at 597-1000 - 

If a problem is still unresolved 

within two weeks, the cable 

committee will Intercede. 

Typical problems include 

Inftaiiatirwi snafus, power outages 

and quality of service. 

Fund-raising 

auction 

The Can too Business and 

Professional Women organization 

awards scholarship money to area 

women who need help paying bills 

for educational pursuits. 

This is the 10th year the 

organization is offering this help. 

The group is looking for 

donations of services, gift 

certificates, meals, trips, hotel 

accommodations or cash for an 

auction. 

The auction will be Saturday. 

Oct #, at the Canton Public 

Library 

For more information, call Joan 

Bolek at 451-4040. 

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Classifieds 

C.E,F 

Auto . . 

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Empioyment . . . . E,F 

Index 

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Real estate 

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Creative IMng 

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Foundation celebrates first birthday 

By Julie Brown 

staff writer 

The Canton Community Founda 

tion s celebrating its first anniversary, 

so a birthday cake seemed appropriate. 

Such a cake was displayed during 

a breakfast celebration the morning 

of Thursday, Sept IS, at Fellows 

Creek Country Club in Canton. 

"The people of Canton are coming 

together to make this a great place 

to live," said Norman Cepela, president 

of the Canton Community Foundation 

board. 

The foundation, formed in August 

1990, has supported a number of social 

service organizations, including 

First Step, an agency that works to 

end domestic violence. 

Plymouth Family Service, the Salvation 

Army, Canton Place, a senior 

citizen housing facility, and Growth 

Works Inc., a youth agency, have 

also been helped by the foundation. 

FOUNDATION LEADERS have 

wortejUPgether with people from 

various community groups, said 

Cepela. a Canton dentist. 

That kind of cooperation helps 

make the community a better place 

to live. 

•The foundation really was designed 

to be a stand-alone organisation," 

Thomas Yack. Canton Town- 

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The people of Canton 

are coming together to 

make thia a great place 

to live.' 

— Norman Cepela 

president of the Canton 

Community Foundation 

board 

ship supervisor, told those at the 

meeting. 

Truly, the foundation has reached 

out to any number of organizations. 

"It's really serving the purpose it 

was intended to serve. They can cut 

across all the lines," be said. 

During the get-together, Yack presented 

a 11,000 check from the foundation 

to the Canton Historic District 

Commission. 

David Artley accepted the check 

on behalf of the commission. 

The foundation's contributions include 

formation of a Canton Economic 

Hub, which brings in speakers 

each month to talk about current 

issues. 

The foundation was also instrumental 

In forming the new Canton 

Arts Council, Yack said. 

The Rev. Kenneth Gruebel, who 

serves on the foundation's board. 

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Norm Cepela, Canton Community Foundation, 

foundation's first year. 

said some organizers *ere skeptical 

at first about theidea if forming a 

Canton immunity Foundation. 

Gruebel, pastor of Geneva Presbyterian 

Church in Canton, quoted 

from the Book of Proverbs: "Without 

Gone 

Kroger-ing 

The Great Scottl atore, 

which opened in Feburary 

1989, on Ford and Lilley was 

a casualty of the Detroit 

food wars. The atore, which 

was one of 25 purchased by 

Kroger earlier thia month, 

wont be reopened as a 

Kroger atore, a spokesperson 

said. The Canton atore 

is on* of eight such stores 

bought by Kroger thst won't 

reopen. The fate of the atore 

is unknown, the spokesperson 

said. 

BILL BRESLER/«tafl photograph* 

spoke at the breakfast held to celebrate the 

a vision, the people perish." 

Foundation leaders have had a vision, 

Gruebel said, and that's kept 

the organization going strong. 

Strength multiplies in unity," he 

said. "This foundation is living proof 

of that truth." 

During the meeting, an announcement 

was made that American Yaraki 

Corp., represented by Masayuki 

Yamamoto, will donate 120,000 to 

the Canton Community Foundation. 

Schools join suit 

to recover lost ai 

By M.B. Dillon 

staff writer 

Plymouth-Canton school officials 

decided Monday to join 29 other 

Michigan school districts suing the 

state to recover lost state aid- 

Plymouth-Canton schools are losing 

more than $ 1 million in categorical 

aid this year that was to have 

financed special education, employees' 

Social Security payments, transportation, 

bilingual education, and 

gifted and talented programs. 

Because the district recently went 

out-of-formula. It receives no general 

state membership aid. The school 

system s million 1990-91 bodget 

will be 98.5 percent locally raised 

revenue, and 1.5 percent categorical 

state aid. 

All school districts, regardless of 

wealth, used to get categorical aid. 

But payments to wealthier districts 

are increasingly "recaptured" in 

ij»n«ing jargon, and given to poorer 

districts. 

TRUSTEES VOTED 7-0 to join the 

suit, but want to be able to withdraw 

if it looks like the outcome will be 

unfavorable for Plymouth-Canton. 

If the suit drags on more than 10 

years, the state still might not have 

enough money to cover damages, 

said Errol Goldman, executive director 

for employee relations. 

Legal fees — expected to total 

150,000 to $45,000 - are another 

concern. The plaintiffs have yet to 

decide whether they'll base the perdistrict 

coat on enrollment or the 

amount of lost state aid. 

Regardless, the board deckled, 

this will still send s message to 

Lansing that the district is unhappy 

with the recapture situation. 

ATTORNEY Dennis Pollard filed 

a complaint on behalf of the school 

districts last week in the Michigan 

Court of Appeals. The districts, some 

of which belong to the Michigan Outof-Formula 

District Association, are 

from "all over the state; the only 

area not covet ed is the Upper Peninsula," 

be said. 

"Among other things, we're requesting 

a preliminary injunction to 

restrain the implementation of the 

recapture provision of the school aid 

act adopted this summer." 

The schools are suing on the 

grounds that the state is violating 

the Headlee Amendment which says 

the state cannot reduce the proportion 

of financing for state-mandated 

programs below levels provided in 

1978. 

The metropolitan area is wellrepresented 

in the suit Included are 

school systems In Rochester, Birmingham, 

West Bloomfield, Novi, 

Dearborn, Ann Arbor and Grosse 

Pointe. 

Pollard won't know for another 

week when a hearing will be scheduled, 

be said. 

THE ROCHESTER Board of Education, 

facing *2 million in state aid 

cuts, launched the lawsuit in July. 

"The state's Robin Hood' approach 

allegedly takes from the rich 

and gives to the poor to spread 

equity," said Rochester Superintendent 

John Schultx. "We feel It's inappropriate 

We doal jmMdar apeselves 

to be a rich school district. " 

The state is causing Irreparable 

damage by making program cuts unavoidable. 

Rochester school officials 

said. 

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staff writers 

If yoe want to seed a little bit of 

home to troops la the MMdle East, 

keep a taw restrictions Is mind, said 

Maj. Pat PWee, public affairs officer 

at Sattridfs Air Natioeal Geard 

a* careful that what you aand wont 

ottand Saudi Arabia cuatoma official*, 

who ara monitoring Incoming mall and 

destroying itema that they conaklar 

offensive, Ilka alcohol and 

pornographic material*. 

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fashion 

with women Is 

revealing clothing >1 

"Yoe can send video 

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officials. 

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raband, illegal or of! 

are the postal privileges of the 

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to all service pareon- 

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Striking workers win unemployment benefits fi 

3 

By Kevin 

staff 

The Michigan Supreme Court last 

week upheld the right of striking employees 

of s Plymouth company to 

seek unemployment benefits, after 

they were permanently replaced 

with new 

The claim filed on behalf of 16 former 

employees of Plymouth Stamping 

on Ann Arbor Road, an auto 

parts maker, was approved in 1981 

by a Michigan Employment Security 

Commission referee. 

The company appealed that ruling 

before several authorities, who upheld 

the original ruling. 

And on Wednesday, the Michigan 

Supreme Court also ruled that the 

employees were "not disqualified for 

unemployment benefits," under 

state law. 

By the ruling, the case has been 

remanded to the MESC "to determine 

the number of positions that 

became available after the employer 

hired permanent replacements, the 

date when each position became 

available, which claimant was entitled 

to fill each position, and 

whether the employer notified the 

union of each vacancy." 

THE LEGAL dispute centered on 

whether the workers had voluntarily 

left their jobs, attorneys representing 

both sides said. 

In January 1981 the firm permanently 

replaced the striking workers, 

the court found. 

Saying that under state law "all 

unemployed workers are intended to 

be compensated except where expressly 

excluded," the court 

"the substantial contributing 

of their unemployment was 

their jobs ceased to exist." 

THE WORKERS went on strike In 

1980 when the company "wanted to 

reduce benefits by JO percent," said 

William Maxey, a Southfield attorney 

who represented the workers. 

The company continued to operate 

for several months with managers 

and others performing the work once 

done by unionised employees, then 

started to hire replacements for 

Resident prevents break- in 

A 58-year-old woman living In 

Canton Commons told police she was 

watching television last week when 

she heard a noise near her door. 

She thought it was ber cat but 

when she slid the blinds open she 

saw a man trying to open the screen 

door. She told police that be ran 

when he saw her. The woman reported 

970 worth of damage to ber 

screen door. 

STORE STALKER: A Meijer employee 

told Canton police last week 

that be has been repeatedly threatened 

by someone be recently evicted 

from the Ford and Canton Center 

One of the men be ejected called 

the store several times threatening: 

'Tm going to get you." 

The man also threatened the employee 

over the Meijer Intercom. He 

reportedly came into the store, got a 

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ONE HOUR 

crime watch 

microphone and said: 'Tm here, I'm 

going to get you." 

bad been high scbool friends and be 

didn't recall tbe driver's last name. 

Police said the passenger bad been 

drinking and wouldn't be able to 

drive the vehicle. 

MAN FLEES POUCE: The driver 

of a 1973 Monte Carlo was clocked 

last week driving 63 mpb in a 45 

mph zone near Lotz and Ford roads. 

A Canton officer tried to issue a 

traffic citation, however, the driver 

YOUNG REBEL A Hulling Elementary 

School student was questioned 

by Canton police last week for 

got ouLof the car and ran. Police 

were unable to find him. 

attacking another student with 

knife that had a 10 inch-blade. 

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A passenger and owner of tbe Tbe student bad been reprimanded 

Monte Carlo remained In the car. 

Tbe passenger only gave police the 

driver's first name. He said the two 

earlier in the day for striking another 

boy with a stick, police said. He 

left scbool, got his father's pocket 

knife and went back to the school, a 

police report said. 

After scbool, tbe student got into a 

fight with a group of boys when a 

crossing guard tried to break It up. 

A Canton officer reported that tbe 

student admitted to carrying the 

knife and "wanting to beat up the 

other boys." 

GARAGE BURGLARIZED: A garage 

on Ryegate was reportedly broken 

into last week. A tool box, valued 

at »200 and sockets valned at 

$150 were reported stolen. 

These are some of the incidents 

recently reported to Canton police. 

For fire and police emergencies 

dial 9-1-1 and for business 

calls dial, 397-3000 

Teacher talks stepped up 

By Ralph R. Echtlnaw 

staff writer 

C A R R I A G E ^ P A N E R S 

941 ANN ARBOR RD. 

All-day and evening sessions are 

scheduled for Wayne-Westland 

school district and teachers union 

negotiators this week. 

Both teams are stepping up cootract 

talks and plan to meet from 8 

a.m. to 11 p.m. today, Tuesday and 

Wednesday. 

"We'll see bow things go," said 

school district Superintendent 

Dennis O'Neill. 

"Unfortunately, it's really slow. 

I'm hoping we'll see some progress 

beginning this week." 

Tbe district serves southeast Canton. 

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O'NEILL SAID negotiating teams 

met twice last week. 

They were still hung up on the 

planning-time issue Friday afternoon. 

Teachers have complained be- 

Wayne- 

Westland 

School 

District 

The district serves southeast 

Canton. 

cause the financially strapped district 

eliminated, shortened or moved 

around their scheduled daily planning 

hour 

Working without a new contract, 

teachers say the district is violating 

the terms of the old contract by jostling 

the planning hours. 

THE TEACHERS union, the 

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F E A T U R I N G 

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Wayne-Westland Education Association, 

took the school district to court 

over the matter Sept 5, but was sent 

back to tbe bargaining table. 

Circuit Court Judge James E 

Mies told tbe district and tbe union 

to work a little harder to reach an 

agreement out of court 

O'Neill said Friday that tbe parties 

decided to go back to court and 

let the judge settle the planning boor 

dilemma if they don't reach an 

agreement by noon today. 

But O'Neill thinks a judicial decision 

will be avoided. "I don't think 

we'll be going back (to court)," be 

said. 

Once the planning-hour dispute is 

settled, negotiators can get back to 

figuring out the rest of the new contract. 

Teachers union president Bill 

Reece was unavailable for comment 

at press time. 

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striking workers. Maaey said. 

"They announced to the union they 

had replaced the entire work force 

permanently," be said. 

"The employer under both state 

and federal law has the right to replace 

strikers. It should not be penalised 

for exercising a right which 

both state and federal law provide 

for," said William Booth, a Troy attorney 

representing Plymouth 

Stamping. 

"This is not a caae where the 

strikers ever offered themselves unconditionally 

for reinstatement." 

THE COURT found that the claim 

made by the company — that the 

workers were disqualified from Unemployment 

benefits "in the face of 

their union's decision to demand 

group reinstatement" — was wrong 

"Had the union dropped its demand, 

it would have been open to 

charges that it violated federal labor 

law by failing to fulfill its duty of 

fair representation," the court opinion 

said. 

Tornado sighting 

sets off sirens 

A tornado sighting near M-14 

and Ford Road in Superior Township 

and a second sighting by 

Skywarn of the National Weather 

Service at M-14 and Plymouth 

Road caused officials to sound 

emergency sirens in Plymouth Friday 

afternoon. 

The 

winds and raia through Plymouth 

and Canton, caused no significant 

damage, city and township nfflHahi 

said. 

Still, the emergency sirens sent 

city of Plymouth employees at city 

hall to the basement of the building 

for about 40 minutes, and schools 

enacted severe weather procedures. 

Students and staff "in all the 

buildings were in their tornado locations 

and were released when we 

got the all clear, about 2:45 or 3 

p.m.," said Dick Egli, community 

relations director. Buses ran about 

a half hour late. 

Tbe storm passed through about 

4 p.m. 

Students and staff *in 

all the buildings were 

in their tornado 

locations and were ' 

released when we got 

or 3 p.m.' 

— DiGk-Egti 

There were no reported weatherrelated 

problems in Canton. Plymouth 

police said the storm blew out 

windows in the Novi police station 

and also did severe damage in 

Farmington Hills. 

Assistant City Manger Paul Sincock 

said a back-up switchboard 

was activated when "the phone 

lines started to light up. We took 

more than 100 calls." The city responded 

to a few fire alarms, all of 

them weather related, Sincock added 

Check restrictions 

for mail to troops 

Continued from Page 1 

ation Desert Shield has been lifted. 

Fill os said. All sizes and classes of 

mail will be allowed. 

The address for troops In the 

Army, Navy and Marines is: Operation 

Dessert Shield, A.P.O., New 

York 0M4S-0006. The address for 

military at sea is the same except 

for the ZIP code, which is New York 

09866-0006. 

More Information about mailing 

restrictions in the Middle East is 

available from poet offices and customs 

bureaus. 

FREE MAIL for troops will be on 

the way if the U.S. Congress passes 

Senate Bill 3033. Tbe bill would include 

letters, postcards and audio 

and video cassettes. 

"Maybe this small step will make 

their load a little lighter," Ford said. 

Tbe Senate approved the bill and 

the House was scheduled to vote on 

It Monday, said Mike Russell, Ford's 

press secretary. 

Under current law that dates to 

World War I, troops get free mailing 

privileges only during combat. 

"We've put these young men and 

women in barm's way at great risk, 

suddenly taking them away from 

their families and friends," Ford 

said. 

A shortage of postage stamps was 

one of the biggest complaints aired 

by U.S. troops during a recent visit 

by members of the House and Senate. 

Tbe Postal Service estimates the 

mail courtesy to the troops would 

cost $500,000. 

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Residents win landscape awards 

By Diane Gate 

staff writer 

Knowing when to fertilize is a key 

to a beautiful lawn, according to Joe 

Bianchi of Willow Creek Road, a 

two-time winner of the Residential 

Landscape Awards. 

And the secret is making sure the 

lawn is well watered after you fertilize. 

"You have to take what Mai Sillars 

and Chuck Gaidica (Channel 4 

weather forecasters) say as gospel 

and if not you have to water for a 

few days (after fertilizing)," said Bianco, 

who fertilizes at least every 

five weeks. 

Bianchi said he spends at least 10 

hours weekly on his landscaping, 

which includes seven flower varieties. 

BARBARA ROSS, of Lombardy 

Street, spends six hours a week gardening. 

And the work paid off this 

year with an award from Canton s 

Beautification Committee. "I've always 

enjoyed gardening," said Ross, 

who sports a deep brown tan as 

proof for her time in the sun. 

Ross, Bianchi and 24 other residents 

were given beautification 

awards during last week's township 

Board of Trustees meeting 

These are the winners of the Residential 

Landscape Awards — you 

decide which are the best: Joseph 

Biedron, 7224 Kingsbridge. Don 

Ross, 42830 Lombardy; Robert Devine, 

44137 Cranberry Drive; the 

Bieszczads, 46405 Polo Drive; Jack 

Rea, 41851 Glen Arbor; John 

Schiller. 1791 Walnut Ridge; Petro 

Martinez, 42221 Ashbury Drive and 

D. Paszkowski, 42929 Versailles 

OTHER WINNERS are Ken 

Downarowicz, 7043—Willow Creek 

Edward Moltrup/43163Âvon Lane 

Joe Bianchi, 58tJ« -Willow Creek; C 

Cleanup progressing 

McWhirter, 6292 Glouchester, Gary 

Dell, 42035 North Drive; and Danny 

Sarsozo, 8151 Tillotson Court. 

The Kreuchers, 44713 Kirk Court; 

William Hoffman, 46842 Spinning 

Wheel; the Moodys, 45031 Saltz 

Road; the Fischers, 45088 Rector 

Drive; the Rounds, 45331 Rector 

Drive; and the Madsens, 2020 Rector 

Court. 

Clyde Pickens, 3008 Canton Center. 

Norma Escote, 7088 Epping 

Drive, Jerry Maslak, 46497 Maidstone; 

Richard Cervi, 43500 Oakbrooke, 

and J. Massarello, 47320 Maben. 

Catherine Johnson, beautification 

committee chairwoman, presented 

plaques to the winners at the meeting 

last Tuesday. She gave special 

thanks to members of the Brownie 

Troop No. 263. who volunteered their 

time to beautification projects in 

Canton. 

Fate of former Amoco station undecided 

By M.B. Dillon 

staff writer 

Amoco Oil Co. hasn't determined 

what it will do with the former 

Doug's Plymouth Amoco station 

once contamination is removed from 

the groundwater and soil in the surrounding 

area. 

Tbe corner of Ann Arbor Trail and 

Main Street has been on a Michigan 

Department of Natural Resources 

list of contaminated sites since 1979. 

The cleanup of petroleum products 

that leaked from underground 

storage tanks at the gas station is expected 

to take up to five years. 

"Once it's cleaned up, then it will 

be up to Amoco Oil Co. to determine 

what is tbe best option for it," said 

Amoco spokesman Howard Miller. 

"It's premature to say what that 

might be." 

There is a possibility the station — 

a fixture in downtown Plymouth 

since the 1920s — could reopen, Miller 

said. 

"We know we've had a long-standing 

tradition in Plymouth, and would 

like to keep that as positive as we 

can and to maintain customer loyalty," 

he said. 

CITY OFFICIALS say they'd like 

to see a major retail outlet occupy 

the site. 

Ia the meantime, as soon as the 

cleanup permits, "oar intentions are 

for the short term to bring that site 

back to s level that is consistent with 

the surrounding area, " Miller said. 

"We will landscape U with boshes 

as necessary. We msy seed It over 

with crass to make it fit In with the 

Last June, Dong Swatosh, who operated 

Doug's Plymouth Amoco (or 

11 years, moved with Us employees 

to sn Amoco station at Eight Mile 

aad Farmington roads. 

Amoco has since removed under 

ground storage tanks and Is pumping 

and treating groundwater lo remove 

pollutants Amoco has proposed the 

use of an air-stripping process to 

clean the soil 

The process — Informally approved 

by the DNR - weald not require 

any excavating 

"In simple term, tt'd be kssvtog 

ths sell particles la place ad giving 

them a bath wtth oxygea sad water," 

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The DNR has ordered Amoco to drill 

more wells to determine the full extent 

of the contamination. Existing wells 

have turned up pollutants south of the 

Mayflower Meeting House, east of the 

Box Bar, and underneath 

and Ann Arbor 

Trail. 

Last week, Amoco drilled eight 

additional wells, six inches in diameter, 

with depths of up to 30 feet. 

"They put more wells in around 

the hotel and at least three along 

both streets. They put some in along 

the parking structure on the Weideman 

lot at the hotel," West said. 

Work on Deer Street — part of the 

city's crack-sealing program — is 

unrelated. West said. 

THIS WEEK, Amoco is "investigating 

potential effects on utilities 

— underground wires and sewers," 

said Miller "We've dooe it once, and 

well monitor them again." 

by Amoco last 

evidence of petroleum 

pollutants being carried 

through the sewer system into Detroit's 

water treatment plant 

An engineer with Detroit's Water 

Department said pe- 

"are prohibited in 

because they're flamm- 

The sewers were cleaned at Amoco's 

expense this summer 

West said he will be monitoring 

Amoco's work this week. 

"Well be looking at the storm 

•ewers sod sanitary sewers in areas 

we didn't look in before," West said. 

West has no Ides what to expect 

"You're asking me to say what the 

winning numbers of Saturday's lottery 

are going to be. I don't have any 

alt, " 

will also be at the 

to week to determine 

i are aay pollutants la the new 

theMay- 

Main Street 

flower Meeting House. 

Southerland contends Amoco's 

cleanup plan is less than ideal because 

it would do nothing to prevent 

the migration of pollutants. 

"He makes It sound as if with each 

passing day, we face the increased 

possibility of product migrating offsite," 

Miller said. "That's the very 

reason at this point we are pumping 

and treating and discharging into the 

sanitary sewer and bailing and removing 

that groundwater." 

Chuck San Juan, district geologist 

with the DNR's environmental response 

division, said he's confident 

"we're well on our way to cleaning 

up tbe site. 

"We told Amoco we want the site 

cleaned up as soon as possible, and 

they have made a commitment to 

me they will do what it takes to 

clean it up." 

As for criticism regarding the 

cleanup method, San Juan said, "it's 

a fair question But the only choice 

we have is to get it on line sad see 

how it works st that time. 

"We do have technologies that 

we've utilised In the past involving 

pumping air through the soils and 

trying to strip contaminants It's 

complicated here by the fact that 

we're working with clay, 

you can a: 

"The only oth 

be to 

be 

The criteria for judging the 

winners was whether tbe homeowners 

used a variety of complementary 

plant material, color and texture; a 

design feature or plant material that 

creates a year-round appeal; and a 

well-maintained and weed-free, exhibition 

of creativity in planning and 

overall design. 

Other awards for beautifying the 

township came from tbe Keep Michigan 

Beautiful organization. 

Tbe winners included the Canton 

Historical District for tbe Cherry 

Hill School, Pam Swiderek for the 

flower people coloring book, 

McDonald's, RoLiSha Corp., Pilgrim 

Village Apartments, Lucas Landscape 

Nursery, Lighthouse Car 

Wash, Fordham Green Apartments, 

Crimboli Landscape Company, Canton 

Forest Condominiums, Abraham 

Shell Station and Action Lawn Care. 

Moodey, 8ffmQt 17. 1900 O&E (C)3A 

Church seeks approval 

for two-story addition 

By Kevin Brown 

staff writer 

Members of Plymouth's largest 

church hope to win city approval for 

a building addition that some of the 

church's neighbors oppose. 

Tbe proposed addition to Our Lady 

of Good Counsel Church, 1160 Penniman, 

which counts 2,400 families as 

members, would "provide needed social 

space" for church members and 

students attending tbe pariah school, 

said tb^Rev. James Wysocki. 

But some nearby residents say 

their streets are jammed on Sundays, 

and maintain that if the addition 

is used for evening wedding receptions 

the neighborhood would be 

disrupted. 

Architect Robert Sassak is seeking 

approval of the plan from the city's 

zoodfc board of appeals. 

Tbe appeals board's next scheduled 

meeting js Oct. 4 at city hall. 

The planned two-stoty addition 

would include a partial basement 

Plans call for new parish offices and 

five meeting rooms on the first floor, 

and two assembly halls, commercial 

kitchen facilities and one classroom 

on the second floor. • 

WHILE THE ISSUE went before 

tbe city planning commission 

Wednesday, commissioners did not 

act on the request to approve the addition. 

Douglas Miller, planning commission 

vice-chairman, said that under 

conditions spelled out In tbe city 

building code, the church would need 

more than 700 parking spaces oo the 

site to accommodate the addition. 

"If tbe ZBA grants joint use. 

7 think the community 

has to trust us that we 

wouidn 7 do anything 

to disrupt the 

neighborhood.' 

— Rev. James Wysocki 

they'll need something less than 

that." Miller said 

Thf lesser number would apply if ' 

the appeals board agrees with the 

church that various uses of the prop- * "{. 

erty — as a school, church and social . < 

center — do not all happen at the t 

same time. 

That lesser number of required 

spaces has yet to be determined by 

the city building department. 

PLANNING COMMISSIONER 

Richard Moyer, who lives near the - 

church and has beard the objections 

of neighbors to the church addition, 

said. "Some of the residents feel that 

it's a very intensive use now and it 

could be worse " 

^ 

Moyer said residents are also worried 

that if the addition is rented out 

for wedding receptions, the neigh- . 

borhood could be disrupted during 

the evening. 

Wysocki responded, "It's isn't our 

intention to be renting it out as a I] 

hall. 

"I think the community has to 

trust us that we wouldn't do anything 

to disrupt the neighborhood," be 

said. 

"I really think that the fears for 

these types of things are exaggerated." 

BWP honors member 

The Plymouth Chapter of Business 

and Professional Women have 

named Cindy Fullerton as their 

Woman of Achievement for 1990. 

Each year BPW honors one of its 

members for contributions to the 

community and the organization. 

Fullerton was named not only because 

of her achievements within the 

local chapter of BPW, but for ber efforts 

in working with the district in 

assisting new chapters of 

and Professional Women | 

Fullerton, a Plymouth resident, is 

an account executive with MCN 

Computer Services Inc., Dearborn. 

BPW is tbe sponsor of the Fall 

Festival Bingo. Tbe funds earned 

from tbe bingo are used for scholarships 

not only for those individuals 

who are just starting their education, 

but for those who need more education 

to change careers or get back 

into the work force. The organization 

meets every third Monday at the 

Mayflower Hotel at 6 p.m. Everyone 

is invited to attend. 

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CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH 

SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE NO. C-90-04 

MOTOR VEHICLE SIZE, WEIGHT AND 

LOAD RESTRICTION ORDINANCE 

AN ORDINANCE TO CONTROL THE SIZE AND WEIGHT OF MOTOR VEHI- 

CLES UPON ROADS. HIGHWAYS OR STREETS WITHIN THE JURISDIC- 

TION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH AND TO PROVIDE DEFKI- 

TIONS FOR CERTAIN WORDS; TO PROVIDE GENERAL PROHIBITIONS; 

TO PROVIDE FOR A MAXIMUM WIDTH OF VEHICLES; TO REGULATE 

THE TRANSPORTATION OF FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS; TO PROVIDE FOR 

THE REGULATION OF THE LENGTH OF VEHICLES; TO PROVIDE FOR 

REGULATIONS REGARDING THE TRANSPORTATION OF MOBILE 

HOMES; TO PROVIDE FOR THE GENERAL RESTRICTIONS OF WHEEL 

AND AXLE LOADS; TO PROVIDE FOR INFORMATION ON CERTAIN 

TRUCKS; TO PROVIDE FOR AUTHORIZATION TO STOP A VEHICLE; TO 

PROVIDE FOR FINES; TO PROVIDE FOR SPECIAL PERMITS FOR UNU- 

SUAL VEHICLES; TO PROVIDE FOR THE DESIGNATION AND IDENTIFI- 

CATION OF WEIGH MASTER; TO PROVIDE FOR HIGHWAY RESTRIC- 

TIONS BY THE TOWNSHIP BOARD AND WAYNE COUNTY ROAD COMMIS- 

SION; TO PROVIDE FOR CITATIONS; AND FURTHER TO PROVIDE FOR 

PENALTIES. REPEAL. SEVERABILITY. SAVINGS CLAUSE AND AN EF- 

FECTIVE DATE 

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THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH ORDAINS: 

SECTION 1 • SHORT TITLE AND CITATION 

This ordinance shall be known as the Motor Vehicle Size, Weight and Load 

Restriction Ordinance. 

SECTION 2.0 DEFINITIONS , ~ 

This section provides for the definition of the following terms: "Axle"; "Civil 

Infraction"; "Driver"; "Gross Weight"; "Highway or street"; Implement of husbandry"; 

"Maximum axle load"; "Person". "Peace Officer"; "Roadway"; "Semitrailer"; 

"Spacings between axles"; "Special mobile equipment"; 

"Tandem 

axle"; "Tandem axle assembly": "Trailer"; "Truck"; Truck tractor"; "Vehicle"; 

Weighmaster". 

SECTION S.« GENERAL PROHIBITIONS 

This section provides for the general prohibitions for violations of this ordinance 

relating to size, weight and other limitations on the operation of vehicles. 

SECTION 4J) MAXIMUM WIDTH OF VEHICLES; EXCEPTIONS; OPERA- 

TION OF CERTAIN BUSES 

This section prohibits the operation of vehicles in excess of certain specified 

maximum widths. It provides for the exceptions to the general requirements for 

agricultural implements, buses and certain other types of vehicles. 

SECTION 5.0 RESERVED 

SECTION ( I HEIGHT OF VEHICLES; POSTING OF CLEARANCE; LIABILI- 

TY FOR DAMAGES TO BRIDGE OR VIADUCT 

This section prohibits the operation of vehicles in excess of 13 feet 6 inches in 

height. This section also provides for -the liability for damages to bridges or 

viaducts for vehicles operating in excess of the height requirements. 

SECTION 7.0 PROHIBITION AGAINST TRANSPORTATION OF FLAMM- 

ABLE LIQUIDS IN BULK; FLASH POINT; AND HEIGHT LIMITATIONS. 

This section provides that a truck, truck tractor, semitrailer, or trailer manufactured 

on or after July 17, 1978, shall not be used to transport flammable 

liquids, in bulk, having a flash point at or below a 70 degree Fahrenheit, if the 

truck, truck tractor, semitrailer or trailer exceeds 11 feet 8*% inches in height. 

SECTION 8.0 LENGTH OF VEHICLES; COMBINATIONS 

This section provides for the length restrictions on vehicles, truck tractors. 

trailers, semitrailers and combinations thereof. 

SECTION 9.0 MOBILE HOME; LENGTH. WIDTH. HEIGHT, PERMITS, 

OVER-LENGTH AND OVER-WIDTH; EXCLUSION FROM HIGHWAYS PERI 

jQDS. LIGHTS. SIGNS. ESCORTS, AXLES. TIRES; DEFINITIONS 

this section provides for the restrictions for length, width, height of mobile 

homes. It provides for the issuance of permits and for the exclusion of mobile 

homes from highways during certain periods. It also provides for the placing of 

lights, signs, escorts, axles and tire requirements for all mobile homes. 


SECTION 11J RESERVED 


SECTION 11.0 WHEEL AND AXLE LOADS; GENERAL RESTRICTIONS 

This section provides for the general restrictions for all wheel and axle loads. It 

also provides for the exceptions to such requirements 

SECTION 14.9 INFORMATION PAINTED ON CERTAIN TRUCKS AND 

OTHER VEHICLES AS TO OWNER 

OR LESSEE 

This section prohibits the operation of motor trucks, tractors, trailers or semitrailers 

without the name and address of the registered owner on the vehicle (or 

lessee of the vehicle if the vehicle is being operated under a lease) in letters of 

not lestftban three (S) inches in height and conspicuously placed upon the vehicle. 

SECTION 1S.9 WEIGHING OF VEHICLES, WEIGHMASTER 

AUTHORIZED TO ORDER VEHICLES STOPPED 

This section authorizes the Weighmaster to stop certain vehicle 

weighing of the i 

and cause the 

SECTION 19.9 OVERWEIGHT FINES 

This section specifies the fines for overweight vehicles. 

SECTION 17.9 SPECIAL PERMIT FOR UNUSUAL VEHICLES 

This section provides for the issuance of special permits for the moving of 

unusual vehicles 

SECTION 19.9 WEIGHMASTER; DESIGNATION AND 

IDENTIFICATION 

This section provides for the designation and identification of the Weighmaster 

SECTION 19.9 RESTRICTIONS AS TO USE OF CERTAIN COMMERCIAL VE- 

HICLES ON POSTED HIGHWAYS 

This section provides for the restricted use of certain commercial vehicles on 

posted highways. 

SECTION 20.0 CITATIONS 

This section provides that Weighmasters may issue citations for violations of 

this ordinance in accordance with the procedure set forth in Section 741 to 7SO 

of the Michigan Vehicle Code. Art 399 M the Public AcUof 1949 a» amended. 

SECTION 21.9 PENALTIES 

This section provides for the penalties, coeto. and excess weight fines for a 

person who commits a civil infraction under this ordinance This section also 

provides that a perm convicted of violating a misdemeanor under the ordinance 

may be punished by a fine of not more than Five Hundred (1909 90) 

Dollars or by imprisonment for not more than ninety (99) days, or both, seed fine 

and imprisonment in the discretion of the court. 

SECTION 22.9 REPEAL 

This section provides for the repeal of all conflicting ordinances 

SECTION 23 0 SEVERABILITY 

This section provides that If any portion of this ordinance is held to he invalid of 

unconstitutional by any ceert of competent Jurisdiction, such portion shall be 

deemed to be a separate, distinct awl independent provision, and such holding 

! shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions thereof 

! SECTION 249 SAVINGS CLAUSE 

This section previdas that the repeal provided for herein shall not abrogate or 

I affect any offense committed or doae, or any penalty or forfeiture incurred, or 

• any pending litigation occurring prior to the effective date of this ordinance 

shall take fell force and effect upon 

SECTION 25.9 EFFECTIVE DAT* 

I This section provides that the 

i pnhlicntioa 

This erdhiance was duly adapted by the Township Board of Trustees of the 

Charter Towmfcip of Plymouth at Ml regular meeting celled and haid « the 

I Uth day of September, 1099. aad ims ordered given publication in the maimer 

required by lawCoptee of the coenplete ordinance are available for Inspection 

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Road Plymouth Michigan 

CHARTER TOWNSHIP OP PLYMOUTH 

ESTHER HlTLSiNC. Clert 

—*» 17. ISM 

Money crunch brings dual principalships 

Monday. September 17. 1990 OAE ASA 

B y ^ M 

staff writer 

Wayne-Westland school district 

principals Larry Waynick and Donald 

Chastain are seeing double since 

the new school year started three 

weeks afo. 

If they have a aecret wish, it could 

be that they could clone themselves 

so they can be in two schools at the 

same time. 

The reason for maintaining an energetic 

pace is that each is the principal 

for two elementary schools. 

Waynick is principal at Wlldwood, 

on WUdwood at Cherry Hill, and 

Hamilton, on Schuman, south of 

Cherry Hill and west of Farmington 

Road. 

Chastain is principal of Monroe 

and Hoover schools in the south end 

of the city of Wayne. 

The dual principalships are part of 

staff cutbacks approved by the 

school board and administration earlier 

this spring because of an ongoing 

budget crisis. 

The Wayne-Westland district 

serves southeast Canton. 

Waynick, who was at Wlldwood 

School full time last year, is no 

stranger to the burden of being a 

principal at more than one building 

at a time. 

In his first administrative post in 

the Thumb area of Yale, he actually 

had three elementary schools under 

him 

Later, in the Cherry Hill district, 

be beaded two elementaries before 

the district was merged with the 

Wayne-Westland district four years 

ago. 

SINCE SCHOOL opened Aug. 27, 

Waynick makes sure be is at both of 

bis schools, which are within a mile 

of each other. 

If there is an emergency at one 

scbool while be is at the other, Waynick 

said that he can return to tbe 

other elementary within five minutes, 

or about the same time it would 

take to reach the scene of the problem 

if he were in the building. 

Waynick admitted that his busy 

schedule of staff meetings, taking 

and returning phone calls keeps him 

busy enough that he hasn't had time 

yet to compare notes with Chastain 

on the double-duty problem. 

Larry Waynick watches kids board buses at the Wildwood Elementary 

School 

obituaries 

NICHOLAS P. SLATER 

Services were held recently for 

Nicholas P. Slater, 79, of Englewood, 

Fla. He died Saturday, Sept 8 at Englewood 

Community HospitaL 

Mr. Slater was bom in 1911 in 

Benld, HI. He was a retired teacher 

In tbe Dearborn schools and moved 

to Engelwood in 1974. He was a 

member of Masons of Michigan and 

a member of Englewood Elks. 

Mr. Slater is survived by his wife. 

Majorie Slater of Englewood, Fla.; 

one son, Ronald L. Slater of Canton; 

one daughter, Pam McGlynn of Spokane, 

Wash.; one sister, Lillian 

O'Neill of Houston, Texas; one 

brother, William Slota of 

Northridge, Calif.; and five grandchildren. 

Arrangements w^re made by the 

National Cremation Society. 

BARBARA J. GROB 

Services were recently for Barbara 

J. Grob, 36, of Plymouth. She died 

Tuesday, Sept. 4, in Plymouth. 

Mrs. Grob was born March 5, 1954 

in Detroit. She came to the Plymouth 

community in 1985 from Mackinac 

Island. She was a 1972 graduate of 

Stevenson High School In Livonia 

and was an assistant store manager 

at Silvers Business Supply Store at 

Tel-12 Mall. 

Mrs. Grob is survived by two sisters, 

Laurel Earles of Long Beach, 

Calif, and Nancy Grob of Austin, 

Texas; two nieces and two nephews. 

Arrangements were made by Ross 

B Northrop & Son Funeral Home in 

Northville. Memorial contributions 

may be given to the Hospice of 

Southeastern Michigan. 

LILLIAN BARON 

Services for Lillian Baron. 64, of 

Plymouth Township were Wednesday, 

Sept. 12, at St. Kenneth Catholic 

Church. Burial was in Holy 

Sepulchre Cemetery. 

Mrs. Baron was born March 17, 

1926, in Detroit. She died Sunday, 

Sept. 9, in Plymouth Township. She 

lived in Plymouth for 45 years and 

was a member of St. Kenneth Catholic 

Church. 

She was a telephone operator at 

Whitman and Barnes for 25 years 

and was a custodian for 10 years 

with the Plymouth-Canton Community 

Schools. 

Mrs. Baron is survived by two 

sons, Richard of Brighton and James 

of Plymouth; one daughter, Janet 

Brown of Kansas; four grandchildren; 

one brother, Frank Chuhran of 

Novi; two sisters, Betty Roux of California 

and Fran Straker of Plymouth. 

The Rev. William Pettit officiated 

the service. Funeral arrangements 

were made by the Schrader Funeral 

Home 

Memorial contributions may 

be 

given to the Michigan Cancer Foundation 

or St Joseph Mercy Hospital 

for cancer research. 

clarification 

In a story in the Thursday, Sept 

13, Observer about a local Marine in 

Saudi Arabia, it was reported that 

Joan Adis' daughter Theresa died of 

leukemia eight years ago Theresa is 

still alive 

• News that's closer to home • News that s cio*< 

CITY OF PLYMOUTH 

WAYNE COUNTY. MICHIGAN 

Ordinance No. 90-3 

An ordinance to amend Ordinance No. 90-3 of the City of Plymouth which was 

previously published on August 9, 1990, deleting certain sections to be replaced 

with amended sections which will read: 

Section 1. 

Section 2.3 DEFINITIONS 

BRUSH - Small trees and shrubs 

MATERIAL COLLECTION LICENSE - A license issued by tbe City of 

Plymouth to a collection agent, which would allow this collection agent 

the privilege to provide a specific type of solid waste, yard waste and /or 

recyclable material collection service. 

PERSONS OR PERSON IN CHARGE - The owner, proprietor, occupant, 

or agent in charge of any premise, whether an individual, partnership or 

corporation. 

PREMISE - A parcel of land, including any buildings, structures or appurtenance 

within the City of Plymouth, which includes tbe adjoining 

street, right-of-way or legal easement, separated from adjacent parcels 

of land by legal description. 

RUBBISH - Tbe term "rubbish" shall mean the miscellaneous waste materials 

resulting from housekeeping and ordinary mercantile enterprises, 

and includes material such as packing boxes, cartons, excelsior paper, 

ashes, cinders, glass, metal, plastic and rubber, and excludes hazardous 

waste. 

SPECIAL REFUSE - Furniture, washers, dryers, refrigerators and other 

household appliances, brush, large tree Limbs and other bulky refuse 

items, and excluding construction and demolition debris, that are unsuitable 

for regular solid waste collection services. 

Section 2.5 ACCUMULATION OF SOLID WASTE 

A. No person in charge of a residential dwelling unit, commercial establishment. 

or industrial facility shall permit the accumulation of 

refuse, rubbish or garbage upon their premises for a period that 

would poee a health hazard, subject adjacent property occupants to an 

unreasonably offensive odor, or become a public nuisance. The accumulation 

of refuse, rubbish or garbage in excess of seven days shall be 

prima facie evidence of posing a health hazard and creating a public 

nuisance. 

C. In the case of any alley or lawn extension (tbe area between the 

sidewalk and the street) where any refuse, rubbish, garbage or yard 

waste shall exist or be, or has been deposited, it shall be the duty of 

every owner or occupant or any lot or premises to remove from the 

ooe-half (1/3) of 

said alley adjoining said lot or premises or the entire 

lawn extension adjoining said lot, all such substances. 

Section 2 « UNAUTHORIZED DUMPING AND LITTERING 

A. It shall be unlawful to throw or deposit any refuse upon or into any 

street, right-of-way, alley, portable container, non-portable container, 

or any other property or premise, public or private, without the permission 

of the owner, proprietor, occupant, or agent in charge of that 

premise. 

Section 2.7 PRE-COLLECTION REQUIREMENTS - SEPARATION - 

CONTAINERS 

A. All persons within the City of Plymouth who shall place for disposal, 

removal, or collection, the following Items shall do so in strict conformity 

with the following regulations: 

1. SOLID WASTE - shall be separated and contained in a City solid 

waste tag, or In any other acceptable solid waste container (as 

defined in Sec. 2.9), clearly marked with a City solid waste tag. 

2. YARD WASTE - shall be separated and contained in a City Yard 

Waste Bag, or in any other acceptable yard waste container (as 

defined in Sac. 2 9), clearly marked with a City Yard Waste Tag, 

provided that doing the leaf collection season leaves may also be 

placed at the curt for the City leaf collection services. 

Section 2 « CITY BAG AND TAG SPECIFICATIONS 

D. The poas weight of the solid waste or yard waste bag. when filled 

wMh waste, shall not exceed fifty (M) pounds 

Section 19 RECEPTACLES 

A Provide Batsplaclss IV person Is charge of any buildings, house or 

structure where refaee accumelates, shall provide and maintain proper 

refuae receptacles as herein defined, and shall pUce or cause to be 

placed In said receptacles, all refuse accumulating on said premiese, 

provided, that bulk luhhish may be stored in a condition properly 

prepared for collection as specified herein. 

B. lisHialial an* Snaall Ceuawarrial The person in charge of every 

or two family buiidfc* or small commercial establishment 

proper receptacles or a portable type (aa defined In Sac. 

In place 

2.9(D)) to 

Ite person in 

charge of every building ooneietisg of three (S) or more dwelling anita, 

and every buttihag aaad fer s commercial er induetrtal bueineea, shall 

provide, keep dean and In place proper raceptaciee of a portable type 

(as defined In Sec 2.9 (D% provided that where the City Manager 

determines that portable reooptadee ere not practical tar maltiple 

le'eâLêS! Iw^srjaTythe type thrt^TS 

fey a refuse collertlaa rshirts, and with specific 

fitting covers; they shall not exceed thirty (30) gallons each in capacity. 

provided that receptacles used exclusively for yard waste, need 

not have covers; and provided further, that tbe City Manager may 

approve the use of plastic bags of a capacity and quality specified by 

him for the storage and disposal of solid and/or yard waste. In no 

event shall the gross weight of receptacle, and tbe waste it contains, 

exceed fifty (50) pounds. 

G. Location of Receptacles. All non-portable receptacles cball be placed 

and collected in the location designated by the City Manager. Furthermore. 

they shall be so located that tbe licensed collectors will not 

have to trespass on private property in order to pick up such receptacles. 

In no event shall noo-portable receptacles be placed in or upon 

public property, or public rights of way. without first obtaining the 

City Manager approval in writing- 

All portable receptacles shall be stored within the side or rear yards 

of the premises and not be set out for collection prior to twelve 

o'clock noon preceding the day of collection, and after the receptacles 

are emptied they shall be returned to their place of storage on tbe 

same day collections are made Points of collection shall be determined 

by the City Manager 

Section 2.12 MATERIAL COLLECTION LICENSES 

A. It shall be unlawful to engage in the business or practice of collecting 

or disposing of solid waste, leaves, yard waste, or recyclable material 

without first obtaining a material collection license in tbe manner 

outlined in this Section. 

Section 2 14 AUTHORITY, COSTS, NOTICE TO REMOVE SOLID WASTE, 

YARD WASTE, SPECIAL REFUSE AND/OR RECYCLABLE 

A. The City Manager is hereby authorized and empowered to notify, in 

writing, the owner, proprietor, occupant, agent and/or tenants) of 

any premises, to remove solid waste, yard waste, special refuse and/ 

or recyclable ("waste or recyclables") accumulated and not disposed 

of in compliance with this ordinance on such premises (unless the 

same is on the abutting public property, or public rights-of-way in 

which no notice is required). Such notice shall be by hand delivery or 

First Class Mail, addressed to said owner and/or tenants) at the last 

known address 

C. When tbe City has effected the removal of such waste or recyclable or 

has paid for its removal, tbe actual cost thereof, plus accrued interest 

at the rate of one per cent (1%) per month from the date of removal, 

shall be charged to tbe fee owner(s) of tbe premises and forwarded to 

such owners) by the City, and said charge shall be due and payable 

upon receipt. 

Section 2.15 PROHIBITED WASTE 

A. It shall be unlawful to place in any container or receptacle any material 

that might endanger the collection personnel, nor deposit or deliver 

any hazardous waste or any such waste or recyclable to a disposal 

site which would be detrimental to the normal operation of collection, 

incineration, recycling or disposal, for example: gaseous, solid or liquid 

poison, dead animals, ammunition, explosives, inflamable liquid, 

undrained garbage of a liquid or eemi-liquid nature, whether in containers 

or not, concrete, dirt, auto, or equipment parts, or any material 

that poesess beat sufficient to ignite any other collected materials. 

No motor vehicle shall be dumped or abandoned at any disposal sit*. 

B It shall be unlawful to place leaves, yard waste or recyclables specifically 

required herein, or by City Commission resolution, to be separated 

from solid waste, in a refuse container for the purposes of refuse 

collection, removal or disposal, nor otherwise dispose of the item 

except in conformance with this ordinance. 

Section 2.14 WASTE OR RECYCLABLE COLLECTION AND TRANSFER 

SITES 

B Scavengers. It shall be unlawful to'take, remove or carry away anything 

depoeted on such dispose! site nor in any other way interfere 

therewith, except by permission of the City Manager. 

C. Unauthorised Dumptag. It riiall be unlawful to dump or deposit any 

waste or recyclable In any place In the City of Plymouth except in a 

collection and transfer site duly designated as such by the City Manager, 

as provided by Section 2.1t(A). 

E Uee Permits It shall be unlawful to dump or deposit waste or recyclables 

in any collection and trtoafcr site without permission of the City 

Manager or his agents, which permioBian shall state the time the diapoaal 

site is open for ass. and shall be laeued upon the payment of such 

charges es the City Cotnmiasioo by reoolutiou prescribes. 

Section 2 17 ENFORCEMENT 

The Director of the Department of Public Worts, Inspectors aad the 

Police Department are hereby authorised and directed to enforce thia 

Ordinance. The City Manager la hereby authorised and directed to establish 

sad promulgate reossnnsMa regulations as to the manner, days and 

Umas tar the collection of waste or recycleblee In accordance with the 

terms hereof Such regulations shall be effective upon promulgation in 

the esse of waste or recycleblee specifically 

apon promulgation but subaaquent to the dote of tbe paaeaae of 

by theOty C msnlsslns tar n 

addi 

City Commission may. by majority vote, 

amend any perttoa of saM rata* aad regulations. The Oty Manager to 

hereby authsrtasd to employ Hip i tors to have the cafe and control of 

ustahhshii collection and frenafsr sitae end to 

Sncb tsupactor may be empowered with police power and duly si 

to issue tickets and shall safer ca the raise that are or any hereafter be 

I tar the gnviram mt and control of aottd wnsta end roc ydaad 

rand the 17th day ef 

this 17th day of Saptaml 

be ef m 

r ~ " 7 1 * 0 v 

W. I 

19M. 

LINDA J. 

DBWfB BILA. Mayoc 

City dart 

Area teens speak-out on parental consent 

By Janico Brunson 

staff writer 

Area abortion activists may debate 

the merits and flaws of Michigan's 

new parental consent law, but 

those most affected by it — unmarried 

girls 17 and younger — are also 

debating its effect 

Random conversations with students 

attending suburban high 

schools in Wayne and Oakland counties 

indicate: 

o They know someone who has 

had an abortion or borne a child out 

of wedlock, either their best friend, 

an older sister's friend, the friend of 

a friend or an acquaintance. 

o Unlike many worldly issues, 

they are aware of the new law that 

requires written consent from a parent 

or legal guardian or permission 

from probate or juvenile courts beginning 

April 1 

o The law is having little impact 

in altering personal opinions on 

whether 

to have an 'abortion and 

whether the issue should be discussed 

with parents. 

Many express thoughts reflective 

of youthful indecision, ideas not yet 

fully formed or grounded into firm 

conviction. 

Only occasionally is the question 

asked: "Are we too young to be sexually 

active?" 

MY MOTHER WOULD KILL 

ME if I got pregnant," said Christy, * 

a 15-year-old sophomore with long,* 

lightly permed hair who attends 

Plymouth-Salem High in Canton. 

"She's Catholic." 

Several mqrfths ago, one of Christy'-s 

good friends had an abortion 

The friend's mother knew and was 

supportive. Christy also applauds the 

friend's decision "Fifteen is too 

young to have a kid." 

Julie, also 15 and another of Christy's 

friends, joins the conversation 

The girls are similar in dress and 

demeanor but Julie is more versed 

on abortion. Her best friend had one 

earlier this month and she knows 

several older girls, her sisters 

friends, who have babies but have 

never married. 

"If I got pregnant," Julie said, "I'd 

go to my mom and I'd tell her I'm 

way too young to have a kid. She'd be 

hurt, but she's totally pro-choice I'd 

d^finitly have an abortion." 

And if Christy became pregnant 0 

"I don't know if my mom would 

sign for me. She's totally pro-life," 

she said, pausing to add, "I'd never 

have an abortion. I'd have the kid." 

FAA to review 

Metro flights 

By Wayne Peal 

staff writer 

Airport flight patterns near Detroit 

Metropolitan Airport will be 

reviewed 

by the federal government, 

county officials said Friday, 

but it is not certain whether new 

flight patterns would mean more 

or less noise for individual communities 

Flight patterns, changed last 

year as a safety measure, will likely 

change again once the FAA 

dy is completed in December, 

unty Executive Edward 

McNamara said. 

The likely outcome, he added, is 

that flight patterns will be spread 

out over more areas. 

"It might not make everybody 

happy, but it will make it more 

tolerable," McNamara said. 

Residents in many area 

communities. 

including Livonia, Westland. 

Redford and Canton, have 

complained about the new flight 

patterns. 

THE FAA STUDY will involve 

flight patterns only. The county is 

conducting a study of its own on 

tbe type of aircraft flown into 

Metro. McNamara said, in an attempt 

to curb noise from older, 

noisier planes. 

County officials said they are 

aware of any other instance in 

which the FAA moved so quickly to 

revise flight patterns, but the leader 

of an anti-noise citizens group 

said the study is not a guarantee. 

"We're pleased the FAA is going 

to, study the problem'said David 

Els per of Citizens Against Airport 

Noise. "But we'd much rather 

have some concrete suggestions." 

CAAN, a Dearborn-based group, 

is backing a county ballot proposal 

that would block issuance of $100 

million in airport expansion bonds 

as a way to control noise. 

The FAA study will be completed 

by Dec. 1. county officials said 

— after the November election. 

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Julie counters, "At 15, it's really 

too much, too emotional, to even 

carry a kid." 

Christy reluctantly agrees. And 

then, "Maybe we're too young for 

sex." 

HfcATHER, 14. a sophomore at 

Westland's John Glenn High Scbool 

who is quite certain "I will never 

need an abortion." is admittedly 

confused about parental consent 

"I'm for it and I'm against It. I 

feel sorry for kids who can't go to 

their parents, but it's not right to get 

pregnant and then be able to just go 

do it (abort)." 

"Especially," adds Nicole, 16 and 

also attending John Glenn, "If she 

can afford to keep it." If she became 

pregnant, Nicole would be "scared" 

to tell her parents. She's certain they 

would insist she keep the child. Her 

best friend is a single mother who 

dropped out of school. 

"She told me, 'I hope this never 

happens to you.'" 

In a bathroom at Stevenson High 

in Livonia, juniors Lynn and Kristen. 

both 16, and sophomore Kim, 15. discuss 

parental consent. All three 

know girls who have had abortions. 

They agree consent is essentially 

correct. Adult input is necessary, for 

a thoughtful decision of such magnitude 

"Parents, a counselor, some adult, 

should be involved. We're not mature 

enough to make the decision 

alone Adults, even if the advice is 

bad, can help. Otherwise it might be 

regretted later," Lynn said. 

In addition, having to confront 

parents with such information is certain 

to encourage more responsible 

sexual behavior, the trio agree. 

At Farmington High, Danielle and 

Monica, both 16, and Kelly and Katie. 

both 15, also think parental consent 

is basically good but perceive 

problems. 

"BOTCHED ABORTIONS," or 

even suicide attempts, tbey said, citing 

desperate options for girls unable 

to obtain parental permission, 

either because they are too frightened 

to confront them or parents oppose 

the procedure and will not give 

consent. 

"When you're pregnant," said Sarah, 

14, a sophomore at Farmington 

High, "you need advice from an older 

adult. But the law is going to 

cause upset because some parents 

will never understand." 

Allison, 17, a senior at Seaholm 

High in Birmingham, also mentions 

the fear of suicide. "If something as 

small as bad grades can make a kid 

do it. something as bad as (having to 

tell parents about an unwanted pregnancy) 

will definitely cause it" 

Her friend Heather, a 17-year-old 

Seaholm senior, said abortion should 

be available on demand at any age. 

Some girls don't get 

along with 

their parents and could never get 

permission. It would be awful to 

have to go out of state for one, or 

have an illegal one here " 

A trio of senior students at West 

Bloomfield High said the ultimate 

decision on abortion should lie with 

the pregnant girl 

"It's her baby She's carrying it- 

It's her life It's primarily her decision," 

said Becky, 16 

'Education," Abby, 17, said."can 

only go so far If a person wains one, 

they're going to do it and if you're 

old enough to get pregnant, you're 

old enough to make the decision." 

Abby offers an alternative to the 

new law, requiring proof of counsel 

from parents, counselors or a like 

adult, but foregoing written or court 

permission. 

Have them prove they sat down 

and talked with an adult but leave 

the final decision to the girl," she 

said. 

'When you're pregnant, 

you need advice from 

an older adult. But the 

law is going to cause 

upset because some 

parents 

will never 

understand.' 

— Sarah, 14 

Farmington High 

7 feel sorry for kids 

who can't go to their 

parents, but it's not 

right to get pregnant 

and then be able to 

just go do it (abort).' 

— Heather, 14 

Westland John Glenn HS 

Action swift on state consent bflf 

By Tim Richard 

staff writer 

Unmarried girls 17 and under will 

need a parent or probate judge's permission 

to get an abortion after next 

April 1. 

In its shortest, swiftest abortion 

debate in years, tbe Michigan Legislature 

in one day gave big majorities 

to a petition initiated by Right to 

Life. 

The roll call votes were much tbe 

same as they had been on earlier 

versions of the battle. But because 

lawmakers were acting on a petition 

signed by 330,000 voters, two things 

were different: 

• Lawmakers couldn't amend the 

proposal. Opponents couldn't offer 

amendments to allow aunts, uncles, 

adult siblings, doctors, psychologists, 

counselors or nurses to sign consent 

forms. 

• Gov. James Blanchard cannot 

veto the measure, as he had vetoed 

House Bill 5103 with the same language 

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THE HOUSE vote was 61 to 40 

with nine absent 

Voting yes were six area representatives: 

Democrats John Bennett 

of Redford, James Kosteva of Canton 

and Wilfred Webb of Hazel Park, 

and Republicans Mat Dunaskiss of 

Lake Orion, David Honigman of 

West Bloomfield, Gerald Law of 

Plymouth. 

Voting no were six others. Including 

all the area women reps: Democrats 

Justine Barns of Westland and 

Marine Berman of Southfield, and 

Republicans Jan Dolan of Farmington 

Hills, Lyn Bankes of Livonia. 

Judy Miller of Birmingham and Gordon 

Sparks of Troy. 

Democrat William Keith of Garden 

City had an excused absence. 

The Senate vote was 28-9. 

Voting yes were Republicans Doug 

Cruce of Troy, Richard Fessler of 

Commerce, Robert Geake of Northville 

and Rudy Nichols of Waterford, 

and Democrats William Faust of 

Westland and George Z Hart of 

Dearborn. 

Jack Faxon, D-Farmington Hills, 

voted no. 

The Legislature's four top caucus 

leaders all voted yes — Senate majority 

leader John Engler, R-Mount 

Pleasant minority leader Art Miller, 

D-Warren, Hose Speaker Lewis Dodak, 

D-Montrose, and minority leader 

Paul Hillegoods, R-Holland. 

BERMAN OF Southfield, spokeswoman 

for the opposition, bitterly 

denounced Right to Life's effort as 

"a mean-spirited sham" designed to 

place an obstacle in front of abortion 

rather than restore parental rights. 

She added: 

"Seventy percent of minors who 

-choose to terminate pregnancies in 

Michigan already come to clinics accompanied 

by at least one parent 

"We would ofter the 30 percent 

who cannot or will not include their 

parents the option of other adult 

family members or judicial bypass 

or counseling." 

Faxon of Farmington Hills vainly 

asked lawmakers not to pass the bill 

themselves bat to use the second option 

— put it on the ballot Faxon 

also opposed tbe measure. 

"This does not stop abortions or 

restrict abortions," countered Sen. 

Jack Welborn, R-Kalamazoo 'It 

simply states that a person under the 

age of IS will be required to have 

either parental consent guardian 

consent or consent from a juvenile 

(probate) judge to have an abortion." 

Men. if you're about to turn 18. it's 

time to register with Selective Service 

CllSf 

at any U.S. Post Office. 

It's quick. It's easy. 

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chef Larry K! 

Janes mm 

Challah 

is bread 

and more 

Trying not to become too psychological, 

I'm finding that life's 

many lessons are frequently revealed 

to us through various people 

who, at one point in our lives, 

touch our souls and our minds for 

many years to come. 

If memory serves me correctly, 

I was close *> the age of 8 

when I finally realized that the 

Havermans (Max and Stella), who 

lived next door, followed what I 

thought was a strange calendar. 

They were the only family on the 

block without a Christmas tree. 

Even stranger was the fact they 

celebrated the New Year in September. 

They didn't go to any of 

the churches in Wyandotte, instead 

opting to travel all the way 

to Trenton, and that was on a Saturday, 

when all of us were home 

watching cartoons. 

During the formulative years, I 

never gave much thought about 

the Havermans. They were old 

and never had kids my age, but 

now I can look back and appreciate 

Max and Stella, especially for 

their Orthodox traditions and heritages 

they kept despite a neighborhood 

full of manger scenes 

and twinkling lights. 

One of the traditions I remember 

best was Stella coming by, always 

right after scbool started, 

carrying a basket lined with the 

most gorgeous linen napkins I had 

ever seen. Wearing an equally attractive 

babushka, she would 

smile and call us kids together, 

then give a yell to Max to come 

over. 

MOMMA ALWAYS looked forward 

to these visits because it 

was then that Max and Stella 

would present Momma with two 

beautiful, golden-colored loaves 

of something called challah (pronounced 

hal-la). Momma would 

get out the bread knife, make a 

quick sign of the cross on the bottom 

of the still warm loaf then 

pass around a slice to all. 

Max would pass around a silver-plated 

dish of honey and we 

would all take turns dipping the 

bread into the honey. None of us 

kids ever knew why we did this, 

and if someone ever tried to explain, 

we would have probably 

just shrugged our shoulders and 

went on with our play. 

But as I look back on those, 

days, I have food memories of 

Max and Stella and especially the 

challah they shared with our family. 

About IS years ago, I asked 

Momma about the Havermans 

and she told me they were living 

in a retirement residence in a 

nearby city. I can remember at 

this very moment, almost as if it 

was yesterday, Stella telling the 

tale of those bygone days and all 

about challah. 

Challah is a lovely - to- look - a t, 

yellow, egg-rich and light-textured 

bread steeped in Jewish his- 

""Jhile the word challah has 

come to mean this loaf of braided 

bread, the preparation of the 

dough for baking in the Jewish 

kitchen is called "the act of challah," 

In which the woman takes a 

small part of the dough to bum as 

an offering. She thereby re-enacts 

ber origin at the Creation, according 

to the Old Testament, 

when she sprang from man's rib. 

The remaining dough may be 

baked as she cboooaa. usually In 

the braided form. 

STELLA WENT ON to say that 

during Roak Hashanah and Yom 

Kippur is baked in the 

form of a ladder, symbolizing the 

hope that prayers of thanksgiving 

will mount toward heaven. And 

Uttie did I know while growing ap 1 

that whan the Havermans came 

to vMt witk the bread and honey 

It was because oa Road Hashanah 

it was customary to dip a slice ol 

challah la hooey to symbolise the 

i of the New Year. 

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fortunately. I 

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Cooking on local cable TV 

By Arfene Funks 

special writer 

IET THESE RECIPE ideas roll 

around on your tongue, 

i Swordfish Annie. Wild 

mushroom strudel. Sliced 

melon with blueberry sauce. Fatfree 

chocolate mousse. 

Sound good? Two cooking shows, 

produced and seen on local cable 

TV networks in Westland and 

Southfield, are tickling taste buds. 

Innovative chefs are the stars, 

cooking up their own creations for 

TV audiences. 

"I TRY to do things that are simple, 

with a little twist," said 23- 

year-old Scott Winfrey of Westland, 

sous chef at the Rattlesnake 

Club in Detroit. 

Winfrey is seen regularly on the 

"Occupations and Avocations" 

show in Westland, which showcases 

residents with special talents and 

interests. 

In Southfield, a show called 

"What's Cooking in Southfield?" 

has viewers drooling over recipes 

prepared by renowned chefs such 

as Milos Cihelka of the Golden 

Mushroom, Chris Carl of the Bijou, 

both Southfield restaurants, and 

Douglas Grech, better known as 

Chef Du glass. 

Both shows air on the Channel 8 

cable station in their respective 

communities. 

WINFREY, A graduate of Westland 

John Glenn High School and 

the culinary arts program at 

Schoolcraft College in Livonia, created 

the recipe for Swordfish Annie 

and named it after his wife, Annie. 

For this recipe Winfrey marinates 

the swordfish in a mixture of 

fresh lemon juice, fresh thyme and 

olive oil. 

Cihelka created the wild mushroom 

strudel as a warm first 

course. It combines fresh mushrooms, 

seasoned and sauced, in a 

pocket of phyllo dough. 

The sliced melon with blueberry 

sauce is from Chris Carl- Duglass 

created the fat-free chocolate 

mousse, which uses baker's cocoa, 

coffee liqueur, egg whites and unflavored 

gelatin. 

Winfrey's appearances began 

several weeks ago. "What's Cooking 

in Southfield?" has been airing 

for around three years and features 

a free cookbook of recipes from the 

show. Both shows are rotated over 

several weeks. 

Feedback from viewers has been 

positive, said representatives for 

both shows. 

"It has worked out very nicely," 

said Steve Zieman, Winfrey's producer. 

'It's something people can 

use." 

WINFREY PREVIOUSLY 

worked at tbe Hillside Inn in Plymouth, 

American Grill in Livonia 

and Merriweatber's in Southfield. 

He touts the importance of visual 

appeal, along with flavor and texture. 

"People buy with their eyes," 

Winfrey said. "If something looks 

great they are more likely to want 

it." 

Typically Winfrey prepares his 

special recipe in advance to make 

sure there are no glitches. Often 

the ingredients are donated by a local 

store. 

On upcoming shows Winfrey will 

prepare redskin potato salad, 

shrimp and Ungiiini with creamy 

garlic sauce and spicy chicken stirfry. 

MICHELLE WIDERSTEDT of 

Southfield has a plum job. She's the 

host of "What's Cooking in Southfield?" 

It's a thrill to work with 

great chefs and sample the end 

product, she said. 

"You try to make it fun and entice 

the audience," said Widerstedt, 

a free-lance paralegal, wife of a 

"meat-and-potatoes" building contractor 

and mother of two toddler 

boys. 

Widerstedt, an amateur gourmet 

cook, asks pertinent questions. 

Where may the ingredients be 

bought? Can items be substituted? 

What kind of wine should be served 

with the veal scallopini? 

"Some of these dishes aren't easy 

to make," Widerstedt said. "If you 

have the guts it's fun to try." 

Widerstedt marvels at the chefs' 

ART EMANUELE/Wafl photographer 

and Avocations" cable TV show, seen on Channel 8 in Westland. 

Closeup of Winfrey's creation 

butter and potato salad. 

skills in creating variations with 

spices and sauces. 

WIDERSTEDT EXPECTS to 

start a new round of shows this 

month. 

One of her recent favorite recipes 

was Indonesian grilled pork 

from Chris Carl of the Bijou. Its 

ingredients included lemon grass, 

scallions, cardamom, ground cumin 

and sweet Indonesian soy 

sauce. 

"It's potent but wonderful," 

Widerstedt said. "I have served it 

all summer long to all kinds of people." 

EXPERIMENTATION WILL 

add excitement to dining, Winfrey 

said. 

— beef sirloin with herb-roasted 

There are thousands of ideas," 

Winfrey said. "Don't be afraid. If 

you like it you will come up with a 

great idea. It's a lot of fun." 

Scott Winfrey's appearances 

are scheduled on a rotating basis 

between 5 p.m. and midnight 

in Westland. 

"What's Cooking in Southfield?" 

is aired at 20:30 a.m. 

Tuesdays and 8 p.m. Thursdays. 

Both shows are on Cable Channel 

8. 

For cookbook information, 

call 354-5348 or write "What's 

Cooking m Southfield?" c/o 

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Southfield 48037. 

See recipes, Page SB. 

Les Auteurs: 4- star on metro scene 

When public oyster pizza 

television gets 

around to taping 

"Great Chefs of 

Royal Oak," Keith 

fFamie surely will 

get the star billing. 

Famie's Les Auteurs 

— combining 

a sophisticated 

European approach to cooking in a 

quintessential American setting — 

put a slightly down-at-the-heels 

downtown Royal Oak on the dining 

map. Today, Royal Oak has a host of 

good restaurants (among them 

LePanto and Benno's) practically 

within a Frisbee throw to Les Aoteurs 

at Washington near Fourth. 

For better or worse, downtown 

Royal Oak Is the closest thing to Ann 

Arbor, yet In reach of the Detroit 

metropolitan area's newly completed 

beltway 

At the psychic heart of It all la Las 

Auteurs, a stylish restaurant that 

Famte subheads as "an American 

bistro," Detroit's Left Bank for the 

American Express set. 

THE RESTAURANT has an 

endearingly unfettered, clattering 

expeaaiveneoe that perfectly fits the 

bistro concept The kitchen 

Into the dla 

all-window 

to one of Royal Oafc'a 

JaittogtoTilB being America, after 

aH 

On the table, Auteurs does a lot of 

"rad" staff with pizza. 

Chicken pizza. Duck 

pizza was returned to the menu by 

popular demand. Famie's thin-crust 

pizza is terrific and will redefine 

your expectation for this dish. 

Among the out-of-the-ordinary 

Ingredients you see here are ligooberries 

— now used for salad dressing, 

cake, toppings for pizza — 

enough to strip every Ligoo bush in 

the entire grand duchy of Ligoo. 

Tbe kitchen is probably best with 

chicken, and someday it might be 

Colonel Famie, since he has opened 

one carry-out chicken shop In Royal 

Oak and Is preparing to launch another 

this month in West Bloomfield. 

At Auteurs, rotlaaerie-style (very 

moist) chicken with a delicious honey 

mustard sauce or a not-too-spicy 

Southern barbeque sauce are at the 

top of the entree menu. At hatch, the 

grilled breast of chicken salad with 

pine nuts (and ligooberry (freezing) la 

"killer." 

AUTEURS ALSO more than capably 

tacklea lamb chops, riba, whitefish, 

trout and salmon The lamb 

chops feature a popular garnish — 

boursin cheese — ai 

with julienne-style veggies with 

ty carmelized shiitake 

The grilled skirt steak to 

Try it as a aandwtck or as part of ths 

mixed grill with cherry-pecan saesage 

and duck (to this dk ih, the aaapotatoes, 

aad the tomato-appto 

to be | 

main entree. Our only complaint 

here is that they are often strewn 

across the plate without appropriate 

concern for presentation. 

House-made soups also are worthy 

of note. The chilled fruit gazpacbo is 

delicious, alone worth the price of 

admission. Appetizers are intriguingly 

different, like salmon hash or 

the signature black bean cake with 

smoked chicken. 

Desserts, made on the premises, 

are delicious We especially enjoy 

the white chocolate mousae dressed 

with berries - raspberries, blueberries 

and strawberries — alas, no ligoo 

- plus kiwi. The fruit tames the 

sweetness of tbe mousse. 

Tbe newspaper-style menu 

changea every two montha or so and 

includes feature stories oo the restaurant, 

its staff and the Teetaarant 

NOT THAT EVERYTHING la perfect, 

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Good Harbor is big winner 

A significant statewide preharvest 

event is tbe annual Michigan 

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Of 111 wines entered in this 

year's competition, 11 were 

awarded gold medals. Good Harbor 

Vineyards swept the gold 

medals, earning a total of four, 

plus a Best of Show booor for its 

1989 Leelanau Peninsula Riesling. 

The other Good Harbor goldmedal-winning 

wines are: Trillium, 

1989 Focb Rose and Cherry 

Wine. 

Tbe Best of Show award-winning 

red wine is tbe 1988 Chancellor 

from Fenn Valley Vineyards. 

Other gold medal awards went 

to Spring Splendor (a white 

French-American hybrid blended 

wine) from Leelanau Wine Cellars 

Ltd., Classic Demi-Sec and 

Hartford Cream Sherry from Tabor 

Hill Winery, Chamboorcin (a 

red French-American hybrid) 

produced by Lemon Creek Winery, 

Village Red (a red hybrid 

blend) and Solera Cream Sherry 

from St. Julian Wine Company. 

"Tbe wines entered in tbe competition 

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NEEL, WHO PUBLISHES his 

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"Blending techniques for Michigan's 

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Sausage, sauerkraut and oom-pah- pah 

I've come to tbe conclusion that 

life aa a wife and mother is definitely 

oo the same par aa that of f symphony 

orchestra conductor 

As I see it, the two jobs aren't that 

dissimilar, the major difference 

being that the conductor only has to 

wave his arms around for a few 

hours and then can go home while 

we go on and on, directing the melody 

of our own lives as well as those 

of our families and try our best to 

keep everything in harmony. 

As we go through the day, cueing 

in the various supporting tasks and 

activities that provide constant and 

steady rhythm, we have within our 

hands, Uwough the meals we prepare, 

the power to create and improvise 

on our daily composition. 

This week's Winner Dinner, submitted 

by Susan Jones of Birmingham. 

offers a meal that will transport 

your taste buds to tbe home of 

Bach, Beethoven and oom-pah-pah! 

Featuring kielbasa and sauerkraut 

served with home fries and German 

apple cake, this quick and easy menu 

is on^ you will want to repeat over 

and over. 

Originally from the East, Jones, 

her husband and three children 

moved to Birmingham from Philadelphia 

only a year ago. They have 

settled into the Detroit area and 

found it to be very friendly and livable. 

Jones works at the William 

Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak, 

doing neuromuscular research. Prior 

to that she worked for 20 years for 

tbe United States Drug Administration 

in Philadelphia. 

HER TWO SONS are actively involved 

in the Birmingham Hockey 

Association, and a daughter is into 

figure skating. A lot of the family's 

leisure time is spent at the ice arena 

watching the children skate. For just 

such busy days. Jones likes to prepare 

this meal, for it is warm, filling 

and very tasty. 

Thank you, Susan Jones, for sharing 

this noteworthy meal and congratulations 

on being this week's 

Winner Dinner Winner 

Readers, if you have a menu that 

works for you and your family, 

please send it in a s.a.p. Through 

sharing, we can help each other 

make tbe most of our time and efforts 

and present our families with 

meals that will be met with a chorus 

of approval. 

Submit your recipes, to be considered 

for publication in this coifamily-tested 

winner dinner 

Betsy 

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JOH N STO RMZAND/ «t*ft photographer 

Susan Jones of Birmingham offers hearty meal highlighted by 

Smoked Sausage and Sauerkraut, which may be served with 

Home Fries or Mashed Potatoes, and German Apple Cake. 

umn or elsewhere, to: Winner 

Dinner. P.O. Box 3503, Birmingham 

48012. All submissions become 

the property of the publisher. 

Each week's winner receives 

an apron with the words Winner 

Dinner Winner on it. 

Recipes are printed the same 

size so that you may clip and save 

them in a three-ring binder Use a 

paper punch to make holes in the 

clipping or paste the clipping on a 

blank sheet of three-ring notebook 

paper. Another option us to simply 

file the clippings in a folder 

with pockets that will hold them. 

C t e r t j c r & Eccentric 

WinnerDinner 

M P n I I SMOKED SAUSAGE AND SAUERKRAUT 

IVI CI IU HOME FRIES 

Recipes 

DELI RYE BREAD OR PUMPERNICKEL ROLLS 

GERMAN APPLE CAKE 

SMOKED SAUSAGE AND 

SAUERKRAUT 

This flavorful dtsh takes minutes 

to assemble and is a tasty 

solution for those nights when 

everyone is eating at a different 

time When buying the sausage, 

please note that it is now possible 

to buy sausage with reduced 

amounts of salt and fat. Dijon, or 

any other good quality of mus- 

* tard. is the suggested condiment 

You might also wish to 

serve steamed broccoli and 

sliced beets for color. This meal 

serves 4-5 people. 

1 bag cold-pack sauerkraut 

1 package smoked sausage 

Put the sausage in a colander 

and wash the brine off thoroughly 

by rinsing it twice with cold 

water Place in a 3-4 quart pot 

Cut the sausage into 3-inch pieces 

and bury in the sauerkraut. 

Add V? teaspoon salt and cold 

water just to cover. Bring to a 

boil and simmer gently for 45 

minutes Pour off and discard 

the liquid before serving. 

HOME FRIES 

Peel and slice potatoes that 

were previously boiled and thoroughly 

cooled either the previous 

day or that morning. Preheat a 

non-stick fry pan. add 1-2 tablespoons 

oil. the potatoes and a 

little chopped onion (optional). 

Season to taste with La wry's 

seasoning salt, paprika and 

black pepper. Fry till crusted, 

turning occasionally 

Boiled or mashed potatoes 

can be served in lieu of the home 

fries if you haven't had time to 

precook the potatoes 

GERMAN APPLE CAKE 

This is a delicious cake which 

also can be made with fresh 

peaches or plums in season For 

dessert, serve plain or with vanilla 

ice cream or whipped cream. 

It also tastes great for breakfast 

Cake: 

v* cup sugar 

1 cup unsifted all-purpose flour 

4 tablespoons butter or margarine. 

cut into pieces 

1 teaspoon baking powder 

% teaspoon salt (optional) 

1 teaspoon vanilla extract 

1 large egg 

3 large Granny Smith apples 

Topping: 

1 or 2 tablespoons sugar 

3 tablespoons melted butter or 

margarine 

1 teaspoon cinnamon 

1 large egg 

Dash of salt (optional) 

Preheat oven to 350 degrees 

If you have a food processor, put 

ail the cake ingredients except 

the apples into the bowl and process 

with the metal blade until 

mixture resembles cornmeal. 

Otherwise, cut the sugar and 

butter logether with an electric 

mixer or a pastry cutter, beat the 

egg separately and add together 

with the other ingredients. 

Spread the mixture in the bottom 

of a well-buttered 9-inch round 

layer-cake pan or, if you want to 

remove the cake to a plate, a 9- 

inch springform pan. 

Quarter, peel and slice apples 

Arrange in layers on top of the 

crumb mixture. Bake in preheated 

oven for 45 minutes. Meanwhile. 

add topping ingredients to 

food processor bowl and process 

till sugar dissolves. Spoon 

over apples and bake 25-30 minutes 

more or until top is firm. 

ShoppingList 

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1 package smoked sausage 

Potatoes 

1 onion (optional) 

Deli rye bread or pumpernickel 

rolls 

Dtjon or other good-quality 

mustard 

Oil 

Lawry's Seasoning Salt 

Salt 

Pepper 

Paprika 

Sugar 

Butter or margarine 

Baking powder 

Vanilla extract 

Cinnamon 

2 large eggs 

3 large Granny Smith apples 

Notes 

d a a r i f i c a t i o n 

Potato and mint soup can be refreshing 

the recipe for Orange-Co- 

Glaze. which should have been 

included as part of the recipe for 

Orange-Glazed Carrot Carrot, which 

ran in the Lite Success column by 

Florine Mark, in tbe Taste pages 

July 23. 

ORANGE-COCONUT GLAZE 

Mi cap coafectloaer't sugar 

1 teaspoon orange juice 

•A cap shredded coconut 

In a small bowl, stir confectioner's 

sugar and orange juice until smooth. 

Drizzle evenly over top of cooked 

cake. Sprinkle evenly with toasted 

coconut. 

(35 Optional Calories on Weight 

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The recipe for Sarah's Autumn 

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C a b l e T V c h e f s g i v e a f e w c h o i c e r e c i p e s 

Since the beginning of mankind, 

tbe egg has been held in esteem as 

the symbol of life and fertility 

In pagan times, farmers carried 

eggs into tbe fields as magic charms 

to increase the productivity of their 

crops. Tbe Scots used to place an egg 

in the baskets where they kept their 

seeds, to insure their fertility. 

Eggs, to this day. are still believed 

by many to be powerful charms. 

They are used in all kinds of rituals 

to cure impotence and sterility. 

Because they are symbols of new 

life and seeds of the future, eggs are 

often used in divination. One method 

of using them in this fashion is the 

old New Year's Eve custom of dropping 

tbe white of a fresh raw egg 

into a glass of water and allowing it 

to stand overnight in a north window. 

When read tbe next day, it is 

said to reveal the events forthcoming 

in the new year. 

The eating of eggs is still thought 

by many to bring good luck. In the 

Ukraine, it is believed that when a 

family, a couple or a group of 

friends share one egg among them, it 

will bind them together in love. 

BECAUSE OF present-day cholesterol 

consciousness, eggs have recently 

fallen into ill repute. But, although 

the composition varies with 

the breed of hen and with its diet, the 

egg is almost a complete food. 

It is extremely nutritious and contains 

easily assimilated proteins and 

fats. {A certain amount of fat is neeessary 

for life.) It also contains vitamins 

A, B, D and E-(only C is missing); 

an appreciable amount of iron, 

and mineral salts such as magnesium, 

calcium, sodium, potassium, 

manganese, copper, zinc, and others. 

The average-size egg contains well 

under 100 calories. 

Egg sbells, provided by nature. 

are certainly the most convenient, 

efficient, environmentally safe, protective 

packaging imaginable. To 

top it all off, they taste delicious and 

can be prepared in countless ways to 

be served as appetisers, main dishes, 

salads, sandwich fillings, and desserts 

— for breakfast, lunch, dinner 

and snacks. 

Today, we are warned against eating 

raw eggs. But in rural areas 

where chickens, are fed the right balance 

of grain and vegetable matter, 

and allowed space to run free, they 

are far less prone to disease than 

chickens raised in commercial 

barns, never allowed to walk and fed 

artificial hormones. 

People who raise their own chickens 

eat raw eggs frequently, and 

eggnogs are popular in such areas 

not only at Christmas but. year 

round. One recipe calls for two cups 

of sweetened milk or water and four 

well-beaten eggs mixed together and 

flavored with orange water, vanilla 

or grated nutmeg — and laced with 

rum or brandy. 

The Germans make the following 

beer eggnog, which they call "biersuppi." 

BIERSUPPI 

Boil 2 liters of beer with 2Vx cups 

of sugar, a pinch of salt, the grated 

rind of 1 lemon, and a cinnamon 

stick. Add 8 beaten egg yolks mixed 

with 1 tablespoon of cold milk or 

cream. Strain and chill. 

Just before serving, add fried 

black bread croutons and cup 

each of raisins and currants which 

have been cooked in 2 cups of water 

and well^drained. 

When I was a child, we had our 

own chickens, and a cow, as well. My 

kitchen witch 

Gundella 

grandmother used to beat an egg in a 

glass with a fork, add a little sugar 

and vanilla, and fill the glass with 

cold milk. After stirring the mixture, 

she would serve it to children, calling 

it "egg milk." 

"Egg toast" was her own version 

of French toast, but not nearly as refined. 

She simply dipped huge slices 

of bread into beaten eggs. Sometimes, 

she used only egg yolks, which 

had been left over from some recipe 

which called for the whites only. In 

this case, she always added a little 

milk when she beat them up. Then 

she would fry them in hot bacon fat. 

Egg yolks and bacon are both nono's4oday. 

But Grandma's egg toast, 

served with thick slices of fresh tomato 

sprinkled with dill, salt and 

pepper, tasted so good — nobody 

ever thought of putting sugar and 

syrup on it 

Thirty-something years ago, I 

bought a book called "250 Ways to 

Cook Eggs." It contained recipes for 

shirred eggs, sherried eggs, cold 

eggs, jellied eggs, baked eggs, eggs 

in molds, red eggs, eggs au gratin, 

stuffed eggs, eggs flambe, eggs in 

nests, and eggs glazed with grape 

jelly, along with 238 others. 

I tried them all. My poor kids never 

knew whether to expect their eggs 

floating in soup, or staring up at 

them with faces on (cloves for eyes, 

pimento smiles and carrot curls for 

hair). 

One day, in all innocence, with no 

sarcasm intended, my 4-year old 

asked me, "Mama, do you still remember 

how to fry an egg? I used to 

like them that way." 

Fried eggs are tbe most difficult 

of all to prepare for other people. 

Everyone has his or her own preference 

as to bow a fried egg should 

look and taste. I hate eggs that are 

brown and crispy around the edges. 

Some people love them that way. _ 

Some want their yolks cooked 

hard. Some want tbem runny. Some 

want the yolks to look yellow, while 

others want them basted and coated 

over. It takes a really good short-order 

cook to please them all. 

If I'm cooking for more than two 

people, I don't even try to fry tbem 

right. I resort to scrambled eggs. 

Even than you can get into trouble if 

you beat tbem first and serve tbem 

nice and fluffy to someone who 

wants them pan-scrambled, with the 

whites discernible and cooked hard. 

One of my favorite ways to cook 

eggs is in an omelet And one of my 

favorite kinds of omelets is an ovenbaked 

one. 

DEEP DISH OMELET 

(You can vary the ingredients according 

to your taste, and the 

amounts, according to the number of 

people served, and the size of your 

pan.) 

In a lightly greased cast-iron skillet, 

brown any meat you choose — 

bam, bacon, ground sausage, 

chopped or diced lunch meat, leftover 

pieces of beef, pork, or lamb 

roasts, or diced chicken or turkey. (If 

you use bacon or sausage, you will 

not have to grease the pan, and be 

careful to drain off excess grease before 

adding otber ingredients.) 

Add chopped onions and/or green 

peppers and lightly saute. Add any 

other vegetables you choose, such as 

cut-up tomatoes or slightly cooked 

and well drained asparagus tips or 

chopped spinachd. Even hash brown 

potatoes are good to add. Season 

with salt and pepper, dill, parsley, 

chives, basil, seasoned salt, or any 

combination of your own favorite 

herbs. 

In a blender, mix eggs with 1 

tablespoon flour and 1 tablespoon 

milk for each egg. Pour egg mixture 

slowly over tbe meat and vegetables 

in tbe skillet. Add diced, ip-ated or 

shredded cheese of your choice. 

Bake, in the skillet, in a 350 degree 

oven until set and lightlly 

browned (about 35-45 minutes). Cut 

into wedges and serve hot — with or 

without a sauce. 

This omelet resembles a quiche 

without a crust. You may wish to 

omit the meat altogether, or add 

crabmeat, scallops or shrimp instead. 

I also enjoy serving dessert 

omelets, which can be made with 

sugar substitutes and dietetic fruits 

and jellies You also can reduce the 

fat content by using frozen non-dairy 

creamer (thawed), or one of the new 

liquid non-dairy creamers found in 

the dairy department. 

DESSERT OMELETS 

Use 1 tablespoon flour, 1 tablespoon 

cream, milk or non-dairy 

creamer, and a pinch of salt for each 

egg. (Omit tbe salt for those who 

can't have it.) 

Beat well, and cook as you would 

any other omelet in a pan on top of 

the stove or on a well-greased plate 

in your microwave oven; 

When cooked, top with butter or 

margerine and sprinkle with powdered 

or granulated sugar or a sugar 

substitute. , 

Top with jam, fresh fruit or syrup: 

If you like, serve this with sour 

cream, whipped cream or a mixture 

of both, sprinkled with orange or 

lemon zest. 

Instead of a cream topping, you 

can flambe your omelet by beating a 

small amount of rum or brandy, 

pouring it over tbe fruit or jelly on 

the omelet and lighting it with a 

long match. 

Hard boil eggs in all kinds of salads, 

sliced or grated, and used as a 

garnish. 

There is no end to the way to use 

eggs. A good meatless main dish for" 

lunch or a light supper is eggs and 

macaroni. 

EGGS AND MACARONI 

Cook Vk pound of macaroni in salted 

water until tender. Arrange in a 

casserole dish with 8 hard-boiled 

eggs, sliced, 2 cups white sauce (use 

your favorite recipe, or call me for 

directions), 2 chopped pimentos (you 

can use canned pimentos, but drain 

well) and V4 to Vfr pound of any kind 

of shredded cheese. 

Bake in a 350 degree oven for 

about 20 minutes. Serve hot. 

If there is any type of egg recipe 

you want, I bet I have it. Don't hesitate 

to call me and ask. Just call 

Gundella at 427-1072. 

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To prepare meat: 

2 caps cubed lean pork (abont 1 

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1 tablespoon dry sherry 

1 tablespoon soy sauce 

3 tablespoons corn starch 

4 teaspoon salt 

2 caps cooking oil 

Mix thoroughly all the above 

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Separate the pieces and fry in oil 

(350 degrees) until well done and 

crisp on the edges, about 8 minutes. 

Drain oil from fried pork and spread 

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V» cup cider vinegar 

2 tablespoons soy sauce 

1 clove crushed garlic 

1 tablespoon cooking oil 

2 tablespoons cornstarch, mix^l 

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1 cup pineapple chunks, drained well 

Mix first three ingredients thoroughly. 

Heat oil in a saucepan and 

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boil. Stir in com starch mixture, stiring 

contantly until it thickens and 

becomes translucent Add the pineapple 

chunks and the pork. Mix well 

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SWORDFISH ANNIE 

J Bice of 3 fresh lemons 

W cap oil (olive or vegetable) 

3 tprlgs fresh thyme (or 1 teaspooa 

Sslt sad cracked - pepper to taste 

Combine Juice of three lemons, V» 

cup oil and thyme in a bowl. Add salt 

and pepper to taste and whisk together. 

Pour over fish and marinate 

for 2-3 hours. Use marinade as a 

baste while cooking. Makes enough 

marinade for 4 fish. (Recipe courtesy 

of Scott Winfrey) 

SHRIMP AND LINGUINI 

WITH GARLIC CREAM SAUCE 

W lb. shrimp (any size) 

vt lb. lingaini 

4 cloves garlic 

3 small shallots 

Vb cap white wiae 

1 plat heavy whipping cream 

2 medium tomatoes 

1 b one b seal lions (greea onions) 

' * . • 

Peel and devein shrimp. Cook linguini 

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Finely mince garlic and shallots. 

Skin and seed tomatoes and dice into 

medium-size pieces. Cut scallioos at 

angle (tops only). Add shrimp, garlic 

and shallots to hot butter or oil. 

Saute until shrimp are three-quarters 

cooked (5 minutes). Add wine 

and cream and cook for 3 or 4 minutes. 

Add cooked pasta and diced tomatoes. 

Toss together. Add salt and 

pepper. Place on serving dish and 

sprinkle with scallions. Serves 2-3. 

(Recipe courtesy of Scott Winfrey) 

CHEF MILOS' 

CREAM OF MUSHROOM SOUP 

Vi cup batter 

y» cap chopped onion 

4 cap flour 

4 caps good chicken broth, hot 

* bay leaf 

Pinch aatmeg 

Pinch salt 

3 tablespoons batter 

Vi pound fresh mushrooms, washed 

and sliced finely 

1 egg yolk 

H cap whipping cream 

Melt cup butter in a l- 1 * quart 

heavy-bottomed saucepan (preferably 

enameled or stainless steel). Add 

onions and cook slowly until onions 

are transparent. Add flour, stir over 

fire 3 minutes. Add chicken broth 

and seasonings. Whip until lumps are 

dissolved. Bring to boil, simmer 

slowly, stirring occasionally for 10 

minutes. Strain. Heat a large skillet. 

Add 2 tablespoons butter and mushrooms. 

Cook over high beat until 

mushrooms turn grey but don't 

brown. Add to soup and simmer 10 

minutes more. Just before serving, 

heat soup to boiling. In a separate 

bowl mix yolk with cream Gradually 

add half of hot soup mixture, 

whipping steadily with wire whisk. 

Return mixture to saucepan, continue 

to beat but don't boil as it will 

curdle. Serve immediately. Makes 4 

servings (Recipe courtesy of 

"What's Cooking in Southfield?") 

CHRIS CARL'S SUCED MELON 

WITH BLUEBERRY SAUCE 

Caataloupe 

Honeydew 

Blueberry sauce: 

cup simple syrup (equal parts water 

and sugar) 

2 tablespoon cornstarch 

1 tablespoon fruit vinegar _ 

1 pint fresh blueberries 

Slice cauloupe and honeydew 

melons into long fingers. Remove 

rind and arrange on plates. Serve 

with blueberry sauce Combine water. 

sugar, cornstarch and vinegar 

Bring to boil to thicken. Add blueberries. 

Cook for l minute. Cool or refrigerate. 

(Recipe courtesy of "What's 

Cooking in Southfield?") > 

CHEF DUGLASS' 

CHOCOLATE MOUSSE 

NOUVEAU RICHE 

(Without fst. Darling) 

2 cups milk 

cup sugar 

1 cup baker's cocoa 

2 tablespoons cornstarch dissolved in 

'*• cup water 

1 tablespoon TLa Maria coffee liqueur 

1 tablespoon vanilla brandy 

1-2 ounces bittersweet chocolate 

(chopped) 

I egg whites 

1 teuapoon aaflavored gelatin 

2 teaspoons cold water 

Scald milk Add baker's cocoa 

Add Vi cup sugar Whisk together 

Thicken with cornstarch. Whisk 

again over heat. Let it cook. Add vanilla 

brandy and Tia Maria Add 

chocolate and whisk Separate cold 

and put whites in mixer bowl. 

Whip with electric mixer until it is a 

soft froth. Add unflavored gelatin to 

cold water and pour into chocolate 

pa node (thickened mixture) Fold 

chocolate into egg whites, whisking 

as you go. Pour mousse into chilled 

(frosted) glasses Before serving 

garnish with a fresh strawberry fan. 

(Recipe courtesy of "What's Cooking 

in Southfield?" 

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6A*IP£.R.W.Q-«C) O&E Monday. September 17. 1990 

County leaders unveil anti-violence plan 

By Wayne 

staff writer 

Violence a s problem la Wayne 

County — not Jiat in Detroit - 

county leaders said Thursday in 

unveiling a comprehensive plan to 

reduce violent crime. 

Homicides have been on Che increase 

since 1M4, according to county 

statistics, with 3,816 slayings reported 

in the five-year period 

While county leaders acknowledged 

recent violence outside the 

Detroit night spot Ifarpo's drew new 

attention to the problem, the Wayne 

County Task Force On Violence Reduction 

began meeting in March. 

Among its findings — Wayne 

County has one of the nation's highest 

homicide rates and the highest 

homicide rate for black males of any 

state, county or city compiling such 

statistics. 

WHILE VIOLENT crime is considered 

a problem of epidemic pro- 

- portions in inner city neighborhoods. 

_CQltDiy Executive Edward 

McNamara said violence is also a 

problem in the suburbs. 

"It's more publicized in the black 

community, but it exists in the white 

community, too." McNamara said. 

Domestic violence is considered a 

major problem in all county communities, 

McNamara said. 

A SYMPOSIUM on spouse and 

chilcj abuse has been called for December. 

with all county mayors and 

police chiefs to be invited. 

In addition, a permanent county 

anti-violence commission will be established 

to oversee task force recommendations. 

Recommendations include: 

e Helping hospitals implement 

counseling programs for victims of 

violence, especially in teaching them 

how to avoid being victimized again. 

Detroit Receiving Hospital handled 

nearly 9,500 assault victims in 

1988. the last year for which figures 

are available. Assaell cases ranged 

from a low of 206 in January to a 

high of 1,038 

lence programs. 

Pilot programs will be developed 

in up to three neighborhoods, task 

force members said, with anti-violence 

programs eventually available 

to all neighborhoods 

Task force members included 

Clementine Barfield, founder of the 

Detroit program Save Our Sons and 

Daughters (SOSAD) 

a Embarking on a countywide 

advertising campaign, similar to national 

anti-smoking ads, instructing 

youngsters to turn away from violence. 

Rap music may be included, 

task force members said. 

"We live in a society where a look 

can get you killed," said county commissioner 

Bernard Kil pa trick. D-Detroit. 

"We've got to tell people to just 

walk away." 

Task force members were aware 

previous efforts had failed, they 

said The difference this time, they 

said, was that anti-violence programs 

would become a top priority 

of all county departments 

WHILg STATE and federal grants 

may be sought, "there are things we 

can do right here in Wayne County, 

without anyone's help," said Vernice 

Davis-Anthony, assistant county executive 

for health and community 

services. 

County officials are considering 

shifting money from the 1988 jail 

millage to finance anti violence pro 

grams but aren't sure whether they 

can do so, said county commissioner 

Kay Beard. D-Inkster. 

"There's all kinds of interesting 

things we could do, but we aren't 

sure we'd be given permission to use 

the millage," Beard said. 

Programs would begin as soon as 

financing could be secured, task 

force members said. 

"We will no longer accept violence 

and we will no longer accept a lack 

of action," McNamara said. 

Eight firms vie for S'craft legal job 

Eight law firms have submitted 

proposals to be Schoolcraft College's 

new legal counsel, including the college's 

long-term representative and 

another firm initially recommended 

as its replacement. 

Millar Canfield, Paddock and 

Stone, Schoolcraft's long-time legal 

counsel, has applied to keep its job 

Earlier this year an ad hoc Schoolcraft 

trustee study group recommended 

replacing the Detroit-based 

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firm with Law, Hemming, Essad and 

Polaczykof Plymouth. 

Trustees bitterly divided on giving 

the job to Law, Hemming, however, 

amid charges partner Robert Law 

and board president Mary Breen 

used undue influence in trying to secure 

Schoolcraft legal work for the 

firm. Both the firm and Breen have 

said no undue influence was exerted. 

Other firms submitting bids include: 

Sullivan, Ward, Bone, Tyler, 

Fiott & Asher, Southfield; Czeryba & 

Godfrey, Monroe; Still, Nemier, Tolari 

& Landry, Farmington Hills; 

Ogne, Alberts & Stuart, Troy, Plunkett 

& Cooney, Detroit; and Brashear. 

Tangora & Spence, Livonia. 

Trustees are to discuss the proposals 

at a study session Wednesday 

night. 

A final decision could come come 

before the end of the month. 

College legal counsel works on an 

"on call" basis. There will be no contract 

involving a retainer fee, college 

officials said. 

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action.' 

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county Executive 

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•Economics of Recycling and Incineration," 

a panel discussion 

featuring environmentalists and 

waste disposal professionals, will be 

held 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 18, at 

Page Middle School, Madison 

-Heights: 

Tbe public forum features a cost 

comparison between recycling and 

trash burning. 

The event is co-sponsored by 

Clean Air Please. Detroit Audobon, 

Great Lakes Forum and the Southeast 

Oakland Resource Recovery 

Authority. 

Redford environmentalist Dennis 

Piper and SOCRRA general manager 

Thomas Waffen are among the 

scheduled panelists. Piper is a recyarfww.ar* 

SflTRRA operates a 

Madison Heights incinerator. 

The event is free. Page Middle 

School is on Edwards, north of 12 

Mile Road, east of John R. 

Additional information is available 

by calling 542-4180. 

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as compromise Winning is the only answer and to reach it may require 

some fast checking and. when necessary, f Jiicuffs So. meet the Ambassadors 

on Page 

2D** OAE Monday, September 17, 1990 

MOVING PICTURES 

Suzann. Vale (Meryl Straep) i» an actress 

struggling to rebuild her life and to find a common 

ground with her mother, Hollywood legend 

Doris Mann (Shirley MacLaine), in 

cards from the Edge." 

'Post- 

'Postcards from the Edge:' 

. significant disappointment 

Oops, my enthusiastic optimism 

last week about "Postcards from the 

Edge" nd the 

Beast)" (France — 1948). 1 p.m. Sept 20- 

23. In one of the screen's most loved fantasies, 

Jean Marais plays the lioo-like 

beast who kidnaps a beautiful woman in 

his forest kingdom Beautifully directed 

by Jean Cocteau. ($2.50/recital hall) 

HENRY FORD CENTENNIAL LI- 

BRARY, 13671 Michigan. Dearborn, 942- 

2330. (Free) 

"History Is Made Tonight" (USA — 

1937). 7 p.m. Sept. 17 Charles Boyer and 

Jean Arthur star in an elegant romantic 

comedy about a young woman who flees 

York Stories." Stillman shies away 

from both the syrupy and the sensational 

THE MOVIE begins like low 

budget Woody Allen - a lively jazz 

combo backs images of New York 

City as tuxedoed teens emerge from 

a debutante ball. A lonely boy named 

Tom Townsend suddenly finds himself 

swept into a tight group of 

friends who spend the early hours in 

their parents' posh apartments. 

The bandy back and forth about 

agrarian socialism, contemporary 

critical analysis of Jane Austin, the 

demise of the "deb scene" and a 

more appropriate term than preppy 

to describe their privileged lifestyle. 

They perpetuate the traditions of 

their parents. They play bridge, do 

the bunny hop at dances, listen to 

cha-cha records and involve themselves 

in long, philosophical discussions 

over cocktails where no one is 

really listening. The movie could 

easily have been set in the 1950s. 

Tom, less financially set. becomes 

tbe center of the film and this is 

an arranged marriage and falls into the 

arms of a suave Parisian waiter 

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Middlebelt. Livonia Call 476-1166 for information. 

(Free) 

"Khartoum" (USA - 1966), 10 a m 

Sept. 18. Charlton Heston and Laurence 

Olivier star in this desert spectacle Another 

odd choice in the mall's month-long 

tribute to Heston. 

MAPLE THEATRE, 4135 W Maple. 

Bloomfield. Call 855-9090 for show times 

(85.50 general, $3.50 twilight) 

"Wild at Heart" (USA - 1990). Nicolas 

Cage and Laura Dern are lovers on tbe 

run in David Lynch's typically bizarre 

comic melodrama. 

"Metropolitan" (USA -1990). A group of 

young socialites gather nightly to discuss 

life and love. 

"Dreams" (Japan — 1990). The latest 

from legendary director Akira Kurosawa, 

based on the dreams of he's had at 

various stages of life 

where "Metropolitan'' becomes extraordinary 

Far from the morally 

superior narrator who looks with 

disgust at the phonies in "The Great 

Galsby." Tom is perhaps the most 

pretentious and screwed up of the 

bunch 

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shows up for them anyway He never 

reads fiction, but gathers views from 

literary criticism 

ANOTHER character. Nick, epitomizes 

the group with his cynical love 

of the decadance of the rich He's refreshing 

in his frankness 

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of brat pack actors - no superstar 

offspring from Sutherland. 

Sheen or Fonda The no-name performers 

give their characters a certain 

authenticity as they pompously 

drone on about sustaining the lifestyle 

of the upper class. 

Though I'm still not sure if it's 

suppose to capture or lampoon its 

subject. "Metropolitan" is — if you 

stick with it — a uniquely drawn 

peek into the lives of the filthy rich. 

MICHIGAN THEATRE. 603 E Liberty, 

Ann Arbor 668-8397 (14 50; 13.50 students 

seniors) 

• Ben Hur" (USA - 1959). 8 p.m. Sept 

18-19 and 2 30 pm Sept 23 Charlton 

Heston stars in this enjoyable, exciting 

epic set in the time of Christ A must on 

the big screen 

"Top Hat" (USA - 1935). 6 15 p.m. Sept. 

18-19 Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in 

their best-loved pairing, performing Irving 

Berlin compositions like "Cheek to 

Cheek" and Isn't This a Lovely Day to 

Be Caught in the Rain''" 

REDFORD THEATRE. 17360 Lasher, 

Detroit Call 537-1133 for information 

(8250) 

Mr Blandings Builds His Dream 

House" (USA - 1948), 8 p.m. Sept 21-22 

(organ overture at 7:30 p m ), Cary Grant 

and Myrna Loy discard their Manhattan 

apartment for rural Connecticut. They 

don't count on their quaint old farmhouse 

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The Sundays' guitar pop musings are endearing because their lyrics are impressionistic, at times whimsical. 

If it's Sundays, it's heavenly 

By Larry O'Connor 

staff writer 

The Sundays could have done 

better 

The London-based band could 

have made the best-selling record 

album of the new decade, sold their 

soul to MTV and be break dancing 

with Paula Abdul on tour somewhere. 

Instead, the Sundays have settled 

for being one of the most talked 

about, written about new band of 

the year whose "Reading, Writing 

and Arithmetic" (David Geffen 

Company/Rough Trade) has been 

played to death on college/alternative 

radio. Life's a bite. 

But the Sundays will suffer 

through their muse with a laugh, 

especially with tbe humorous aspects 

sudden success has wrought. 

"Once we heard through our 

record company in Britain that a 

rumor was circulating in New 

York that we were junkies." said 

the very clean guitarist David Gavurin, 

whose group performs on 

Monday, Sept. 17, at the Nectarine 

Ballroom. "That's a really good 

one." 

The only drug circulating around 

the Sundays these days is the 

dreamy, swirling guitar melodies 

with vocalist Harriet Wheeler inspiring 

lucid reminiscences with 

her soft, heavenly vocals, The 

doses never grow tiring. 

One reason the guitar pop musings 

are so endearing is the Sundays 

avoid the cliches, angst and 

dark humor taken up by other 

bands of their ilk. The lyrics are 

impressionistic, at times whimsical 

ON "MY FINEST HOUR," one 

the Sundays' more often played 

cuts, Wheeler coos such childlike 

lines as "My finest hour I've ever 

known was finding a pound on tbe 

underground/But I keep hoping 

you are the same as me/I'll send 

you letters and go to your house for 

tea." 

Such lyrics, on their own. would 

carry the weight of a croissant 

filled with helium. Yet coupled 

with the judiciously orchestrated 

guitar of Gavurin, those words almost 

seem anthemic. 

One might suspect the Sundays' 

impressionistic yearnings are 

borne out of the need to escape the 

hard realities of London life. The 

band formed in 1988 when David 

met Harriet at the University of 

Bristol. 

Most of the band's songs were 

written while members were living 

on the dole, a form of public assistance. 

"What I'd hate to do is claim. Oh 

God, we were suffering,' " Gavurin 

said. "We were OK. There were 

plenty of people much worse off 

than us 

"There is irony in it," he added. 

"Part of that, no doubt, comes 

from the many ridiculous sides of 

society It's hard to say what it gets 

to. What we say when we're describing 

our lyrics is that we don't 

write about specific events or specific 

events in our lives. 

"In saying that, I don't think its 

devoid of any of those things I 

think there is political content in 

our songs. And that comes through 

things like irony." 

IRONY ASIDE, the Sundays 

have endured endless comparisons 

in their meteoric rise. Critics have 

likened them to The Smiths, Cocteau 

Twins, 19,000 Maniacs, Edie 

Bnckell etc. 

"No one has likened us to Elvis," 

Gavurin said with a laugh. "You 

can be the first to compare us to 

Elvis." 

The associations, though, don't 

bother him. He finds solace in the 

fact no two comparisons have been 

alike. 

Drawing the Sundays to The 

Smiths is not without merit There 

are similarities in the strumming 

guitar styles of both Gavurin and 

the Smiths' Johnny Marr 

Unlike Marr, though. Gavurin's 

name will not be found under "Guitar 

God" category 

"I don't think of myself as a guitarist" 

be said. "I like writing music 

as a whole. A lot of the songs 

tbe first I'd write is the drum part 

or the bass part. A lot of tbe bass 

parts are guitary in a sense. I never 

make a song where there is 

space for a guitar solo. I never 


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To send your band or club listing 

into Street Beats, write to Observer 

& Eccentric Newspapers. 

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Listings must be sent al least two 

weeks prior to the event and 

should include the address and 

phone number of the venue 

. DICK HOLIDAY 

Dick Holiday and the Bamboo Gang 

will perform Monday. Sept 17, at Rick's 

American Cafe, 611 Church, Ann Arbor 

For information, call 996-2747 

A FAIR GAME 

Fairgame will perform Monday. Sept. 

17 at the Blind Pig. 208 S First Ann Arbor 


a THE SUNOAYS 

The Sundays will perform Monday. 

Sept 17, at tbe Nectarine Ballroom, 510 

E Liberty. Ann Arbor For informauoo, 

call 994-5835 

A MIONIGHT OIL 

Midnight Oil will perform Monday, 

Sept 17. at the Michigan Theatre. 603 E. 

Liberty. Ann Arbor For information, call 

668-8397 

A THE BIRD OF PARADISE 

ORCHESTRA 

The Bird of Paradise Orchestra will 

perform Monday. Sept 17. at the Bird of 

Paradise, 207 Ashley. Ann Arbor For informauon, 

call 662-8310 

a GAZA 

Gaza, from Moscow, will perform 

Tuesday. Sept 18. at Rick's American 

Cafe. 611 Church. Ann Arbor For information. 

call 996-2747 

. THE HYPNOTICS ANO THE CYNICS 

Tbe Hypnotics and the Cynics will perform 

Tuesday. Sept 18. at the Blind Pig. 

208 S First. Ann Arbor For information, 

call 996-8555 

A THE PAUL KELLER TRIO PLUS 

The Paul Keller Trio Plus will perform 

Tuesday. Sept 18. at the Bird of Paradise, 

207 S Ashley. Ann Arbor For information. 

call 662-8310 

A THE HANNI8ALS 

Tbe Hannibals will perform Wednesday 

Sept 19, at Rick's American Cafe. 

Ann Arbor For information, call 996- 

2747. 

A BARRENCE WHITFIELD AND THE 

SAVAGES 

Barrence Whitfield and the Savages 

will perform Wednesday. Sept 19. at the 

Blind Pig. 208 S. First, Ann Arbor For 

information, call 996-8555 

A THE RON BROOKS TRIO 

The Ron Brooks Trio will perform 

Wednesday. Sept 19. at the Bird of Paradise, 

207 Ashley. Ann Arbor For informauoo. 

call 662-8310. 

A THE DIFFERENCE 

The Difference will perform Thursday, 

Sept 20, at Rick's American Cafe 611 

Church. Ann Arbor For informaUon. call 

996-2747. 

. FRANK ALLISON ANO THE OOO 

SOX 

Frank Allison and ihe Odd Sox will perform 

Thursday Sept 20, at the Blind Pig, 

208 S First. Ann Arbor For Informauoo, 

call 996-8555 

. THE RON BROOKS TWO 

Tbe Ron Brooks Tno will perform - 

Thursday. Sept 20, at Bird of Paradise. 

207 Ashley, Ann Arbor For information, 

call 662 8310 

a KEMNY NEAt, LUCKY PETERSON 

ANO SILENT PARTNERS 

Kenny Neal, Lucky Peterson and Silent 

Partners will perform Thursday, Sept 

20, at Sully's. 4758 Greenfield. Dearborn 

For informauoo, call 846-1920 

. THE URBATIONS 

The Urbauoos will perform Friday,' 

Sept 21, at Rick's American Cafe. 611- 

Church Ann Arbor For informauoo. call I 

996-2747 ; 

. JUICE 1 

Juice will perform Friday. Sept 21. at 

the Blind Pig. 208 S First. Ann Arbor." 


A WARRIOR SOUL 

Warrior Soul will perform Friday.; 

Sept 21. at The Ritr 17580 Frarbo, Roeeville 

For InformaUon. call 778-8150. 

. SUZANNE VEGA 

Suzanne Vega will perform Friday, 

Sept 21, at The Michigan Theatre, 603 E. 

Liberty Ann Arbor. For information, call 

668-83*97 

a BIG crnr CHICKEN 

Big City Chicken will perform with 

guests, Blue Nimbus, Friday, Sept 21. at 

the Hamtramck Pub. 2048 Caniff. off I- 

75 For information, call 365-9760. 

a JAMES TAYLOR 

James Taylor will perform Friday 

Sept 21, at Pine Knob, Pine Knob Road 

at Sashabaw. Clarkston. For InformaUon, 

call 625-0511. 

t 

. ? 

Detroit's own Rhythm Corpa 

returns to the concert scene 

Friday, Sept. 21, at the Majeatic 

Theatre in Datrott.Tiefc.ta 

are $10 and availrtl. at th. 

Majestic Theatre and Tick at - 

master outlets. Doors opwi at 

9 p.m. See Dick Run will opwi 

the show. For informrtton, 

call 833-9700. 

origins; '60s pop, '80s interpretation TOP HITS LOCAL 


staff writer 

Mr. Clean and high-energy 

rock'n'roll bands don't mix. At least 

not in the studio, anyway. 

Michael Andrews of tbe California 

band — tbe origin — certainly 

wouldn't have invited the bald-beaded 

bugger to help record the group's 

debut album on Virgin. 

"Tbe cleanliness of the record isn't 

something we wanted," said Andrews, 

whose band opens for Midnight 

Oil Monday, Sept 17, at tbe 

Michigan Theatre. "In that respect, 

it was sort of a disappointment." 

REVIEWS 

But other aspects of the LP are all 

right. Several cuts on "tbe origin" 

are as infectious, melodic pieces as 

one might ever come across. 

The problem with this album is it 

doesn't tell the full story. On stage, 

tbe origin is lauded for being anything 

but the slick, precise outfit portrayed 

on its debut album. 

ASIDE FROM that nuisance, Andrews 

is quite happy with the origin's 

first studio effort The objective 

was to make an LP that wears 

well through time. 

In the studio, the band used natural 

instruments — guitar, bass and 

piano — thus avoiding any digital, 

synthesizer, computerized gadgets. 

Also, the origin asked David Kershenbaum 

to produce the LP. Kersbenbaum 

worked on the early Joe 

Jackson albums and produced Tracy 

Chapman's breakthrough LP 

"What goes into making a timeless 

record? I don't know. I'll have to 

think about it," Andrews said. 

ANDREWS, THOUGH, is fully 

aware of the risks of making a 

straight-ahead rock'n'roll record. 

For one, alternative/college radio 

will turn a nose up to it because it's 

not hip enough For another, AOR 

radio isn't likely to play it because 

the origin doesn't have a letter "Z" 

at end of its name and a guitarist 

named Dieter But there no regrets. 

"It's not wanting to be trendy. 1 

didn't want to be tbe newest thing 

because a few years down tbe road it 

sounds like the newest thing from 

1989." 

The origin of the origin predates 

that date. Bassist Topper Rimel and 

drummer Rony Ahada played in cover 

bands in their early teens. Andrews, 

who was a few years older at 

16, joined the duo and formed a 


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5 Do Me, Bell Biv DeVoe. 

6 Unskinny Bop," PotMa. 

7. "Thieve* in the Temple," Prince. 

8 Tonight" New KMs oa the Block 

9 "Love and Affection.'' Netaoa. 

10 "Coooe Back to Me," Janet Jackaon. 

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3. "America," Davtt Brian. 

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5 "Crown of the Thorns," 

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8. "Snag for Sylvia," GTOY. 

9 "Calling Yoar Name," Jimmy Ltftoa. 

10 "Down the Road," Vifw B-23. 

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EYE 

— Robyn 

Hitchcock 

In a society that rewards smallmindedness 

as much as ours, a 

songwriter as imaginative as Robyn 

Hitchcock is more than a breath of 

freak air, he's almost subversive. 

Since his earliest recordings with 

tbe Soft Boys In the late 70a, Hitchcock, 

a native of the south of England, 

has shown a flare for vivid, 

compelling imagery, all while celebrating 

the joy, scorning the banal 

tad, above all, probing the incomprehensible 

of this world. 

11M realm evoked by Hitchcock's 

songs b one where a rich, fat pewy 

with nothing to think stares down a 

plug hole and falls la a rink, where 

c a 

yoar photograph with lOCr ~ 

yoe think it might nib off on yon, 

where the bodies of drowned sailors 

The songs oa "Eye," (Twln/Toao) 

itchcock'i latest album, show the 

lyrical 

m 

Mask" brings together images ot Napoleon. 

Neville Chamberlain and 

someone named Cynthia. "Clean 

Steve" tells tales of a guy who 

bought a new Nick Lowe cassette 

and played It In the road. 

The compelling and plaintive 

"Queen Elvis" conveys something of 

the great misery and redeeming Joy 

of a tranvestite struggling with his 

longings and the condemnation they 

elicit "People get what they deserve/Time 

is round and space Is 

curved/Hooey have you got tbe 

nerve/to be Queen Elvis?" 

Tbe arrancomaots oa "Bye" are 

sparse; )uet Hitchcock, playing guitar 

aad piano and singing. Tbe result 

is a folksy, softer sound, bat, as always, 

there is ample dmoastraUoa 

Hitchcock's immense skill as a 

Especially noteworthy is 

Water Pytbout," a guitar 

tal that ia abeolutely beautiful 

— James Jtadebaugfc 

KATYDIDS 

— Katydids 

How many of you out there are actually 

waiting with breathless anticipation 

for a watered-down version of 

the Sugarcubes? 

No. wait Let me take that back. 

Even mentioning the Sugarcubes 

gives the Katydids more credit by 

association than they deserve 

How about adding some guitars to 

Wilson Phillips' There, that's a more 

realistic comparison 

This insipid, self-titled debut on 

Reprise Records is bland and unin- 

OK. So you figure you'll give it a 

chance becaase it's produced by 

Nick "Jesus ol Cool" Lowe Huh?' 

I'm afraid there are no miracles performed 

here, but then again, even 

Jeaas No. I initially had somethlag 

to wort wtth when he created the 

THERE ARE a total 11 

rtth lead vocals by 

I by mild guitars and 

of-Ms backing vocals. 

Leading off with "Heavy Weather 

Traffic," Its only 

is a reasonable line of drumming. On 

to "Stop Start," which is a secood 

rate paean to inactivity and impatience. 

"Girl in a Jigsaw Puxxle" follows 

and is a lightweight, MOR story of 

self-pity and loas In truth. In any 

other company this song may have 

left a better impression b«it in its 

current context, it suffers by association 

with all the other songs on this 

LP 

Katydids as a whole are inflicted 

by one of the greatest sins in music 

Tbe only word that springs to mind 

upon hearing them is . . . mce. To 

be described as sounding nice in music 

impUes bland, vapid, eenotionleas 

and unoriginal They are competent 

e are no highs aad a few lows. 

t to 

iamuaic? 

garb is pretty naff Do tbe bead a 

favor. Avoid this record so aiwnhsrt 

caa go hack to thair day )ohe 

— Cormac Wri^ki 

AION 

— Dead Can 

Dance 

Dead Can Dance dives into the ancient 

roots of all music on its latest 

4 AD release. " Akxi " 

Dead Can Dance has never been 

known as s cover band. But oa 

"Aion," they cover an Italian 14th 

century instrumental dance ("Saltarello"), 

and a ltth century Catalonian 

traditional piece ('Tbe Song of 

the Sibyl") 

Now picture if you will the days 

of King Arthur with the 

playing happily in the 

Add a Middle 

"SattareDo" is this 

It takes a drum boat that is 

of the Middle East aad 

it with the minstrel's pipe to 

an traditional i 

ANOTHER OUTSTANDING track 

is "The Song of 

Asa orusl It 

Gerrard truly 

her talents ea "As tbe BeO 

Maypole Spins" A 

melody is played oa 

and Garrard's voice 

with them 

The End of Words" 

Gregortan 

aad full ia 

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40** OAE Monday. S«pt«nbf 17. 1»90 

STREET SENSE 

Don't wait for happy ending 

Barbara Schiff 

Dear Barbara, 

Tbe movie "When Harry Mel Sally" 

has been oa( for a long time. I 

don't know if yon have aeen it or if 

you have, if yoa remember it, bat I 

have a similar situation. 

This fellow and I have beeo 

friends for foar or five years. Daring 

that time, we have been married 

and divorced from other people. We 

have stayed close to one another 

throughout. 

About a month ago, we both got a 

little high, maybe we even did It on 

purpose, and the relationship became 

physical for the first time. 

We've uot been the same since. 

He has stopped calling me and 

when I call him, he Is nice bat not 

nearly as warm as be used to be. I 

don't know what to do. I keep waiting 

for him to have an awakening 

like the one Harry had. If you saw It, 

then you know that after a similar 

scenario, Harry finally sees the light 

and goes running to tell Sally of his 

love. 

I like to think that 1 am a realist 

and not as canght up in the Snow 

White/ Cinderella way of thinking as 

many of my friends. Bat here I am 

— waiting for him to cone to bin 

senses. 

I guess what I am asking is do 

men have these jolts and then see the 

true light or have I fallen into tbe 

same bole as Alice? 

A Sally Wannabee 

Dear Sally Wannabee, 

Dent forget that "When Harry 

Met Sally" is a Hollywood "happy 

ending" movie. In real life, men like 

Harry may never see tbe night. 

Wouldn't it be better for you to 

write your own happy ending to your 

own story and wake up to his lack of 

interest? This would be a true Hollywood 

movie finale except that the 

bright light would be inside you, 

rather than artificial. 

Barbara 

If you have a question or comment 

for Barbara Schiff, a 

trained therapist and experienced 

counselor, send it to Street 

Sense. 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 

48150. 

'Warrant' has a kick to it 


The problem with "Postcards" is 

that all this is jumbled together in 

such a scattered way. If it had been 

recounted as clearly as above, it 

would have been a much better film. 

As it is, it seems like a "first" film 

by a recent cinema studies graduate 

who got lucky in casting. It's hardly 

what one would expect from someone 

of Mike Nichols' stature. 

THE CHEAPO Freudian stuff 

about domineering mother, etc.. 

doesnt wash well and the reconciliation 

is not very credible. But — and 

here comes the major cop-out — 

Shirley MacLaine and Merly Streep 

are such marvelous performers that 

all this stupid dimestore Freud is 

terribly compelling. 

Tbe bad news is that the two of 

them are so good that much of the 

film feels like you just dropped in on 

friends in the middle of a terminal 

SCREEN SCENE 


needing a major overhaul. 

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The welcome return of two of the last 

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STREET SEEN 

Denise Susan 

Lucas 

family fight. Very uncomfortable 

and embarrassing. Nice seeing you 

again. 

Fans of choreographed kickboxing 

and Jan-Claude Van Damme will 

love "Death Warrant" (B-, R, 87 minotes) 

wherein Royal Canadian 

Mounted Police Sgt. Louis Burke 

(Van Damme) accepts an undercover 

assignment in a California prison. 

Burke's mission is to explain the 

rash of mysterious prisoner deaths. 

Naturally, he's welcomed to prison 

by sadistic guards, hostile inmates, 

racial polarization and a hierarchy 

of survival controlled by violence 

and intimidation — perhaps cliched 

but realistic as well. 

As a martial arts spinoff, "Death 

Warrant" typically depends oa the 

amazing, remarkable and unrealistic 

healing powers of brutalized people, 

including the hero. They survive savage 

attacks only to rejuvenate and 

face more of the same a few days 

'Blue Velvet" (USA - 19M). David 

Lynch's brilliant look at evil in smalltown 

America. Kyle MacLachlan is a college 

student wbo gets caught in the bizarre 

life of a nightclub singer. Dennis 

Hopper is unforgettable as the maniac 

with a soft spot for Roy Orbtson 

"Local Hero" (Britain — IMS). Director 

Bill Forsyth's memorable tale of a 

young executive (Peter Riegert) whose 

life is transformed when he visits a tiny 

Scottish village. With a delightful Burt 

Lancaster as a constellation-happy oil 

company head _ John Monaghan 

later. The "Sandman" (Patrick Kilpatrick) 

is especially invincible. His 

resilience and appearance are zombie-like. 

Hawkins (Robert Guillaume) of 

"Benson" fame is well featured as 

one of the few prisoners who befriends 

Burke in this intense, violent 

film properly paced to provide needed 

and welcomed intervals of relief 

from the heavy action. (Reviewed 

by Bob Laundroche) 

Hardware" (*, R) is about a scientific 

experiment gone astray. 

STILL PLAYING: 

"Air America" (B-, R, 105 minutes). 

Tbe insanity of war and the human sorrow 

of Southeast Asia in a jumbled but 

interesting story about two CIA pilots in 

Laos. 

"Arachnopbobia" (B-, PG-13, 95 minutes) 

Killer spiders from Venezuela are no 

match for Jeff Daniels despite his fear of 

furry little, eight-legged creatures 

"Darkmaa" (A-. PG-13,116 minutes) 

Unpleasant, sadistic horror film lacks 

credibility and continuity. 

"Delta Force II" (R). 

Chuch Norms as Colonel Scott McCoy 

leading the Delta Force to rescue American 

DEA agents held captive by drug 

lords 

* 

Using the 1960s pop senaibilities of the Beatles and the 1980s 

new music interpretations of The Smiths and U2, the origin has 

quickly earned a reputation as a strong stage act. 

The Sundays find 

success sans MTV 


viewed anything in a guitar sort of a 

way." 

The Sundays are viewed as the pop 

phenomenon of the year, all of which 

caught band members by surprise. 

Gavurin and Wheeler were writing 

songs when they decided to perform 

a live gig. 

Unknown to the Sundays, a core of 

critics were at the show to look at 

the headliner Most ended up writing 

about the new pop quartet with a 

sweet-voiced female vocalist instead. 

BUT THAT wasn't the end of it. 

After the group signed to Rough 

Trade in England and released 

"Reading. Writing and Arithmetic," 

the Sundays were on virtually every 

music publication cover. 

Save the pins, though. 

The Sundays will perform on 

Monday, Sept. 17, at Nectarine 

Ballroom. 510 E. Liberty, Ann Arbor 

Tickets are S13 at the door. 

For information, call 99-MUSIC. 

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band. Keyboardist Daniel Silverman 

joined tbe fray a few years 

later. 

USING THE 1960s pop senaibilities 

of the Beatles and the 1980s 

new music interpretations of The 

Smiths and U2, the origin set out 

on its own. Tbe band quickly 

earned a reputation in southern 

California as a strong stage act. 

Soon, the group signed with 

Virgin and was in the studio with 

Kershenbaum. Unlike onstage, 

Andrews found the recording environment 

too structured. Next 

time he'd like to record at a ranch 

or someplace more remote, be 

said. 

"Yeh, there's a few things I'd 

do differently ... I think we're 

going to loosen up a bit the next 

time." 

the origin opens for Midnight 

Oil Monday, Sept. 17, at 

the Michigan Theatre. 603 Liberty. 

Ann Arbor. For information. 

call 668-8397. 

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Breslin really Yuk's up the laughs 

ByLrry O'Coow— 

staff writer 

Mark Breslin has quickly become 

the Tom Monaghan-Ray Kroc of the 

.comedy game — all that's missing is 

a drive-thru. 

Yuk Yuk's International boasts itself 

as the largest chain of comedy 

clubs in the world. The conglomerate 

has 19 clubs, including the newest 

ode across the Detroit River at tbe 

Winsdor Royal Hotel. 

Other Yuk Yuk's can be found in 

London, England, and Bemiuda as 

well as several major Canadian 

markets in Toronto, Vancouver and 

Edmonton. Windsor-Detroit? Breslin 

figured why not' 

Frankly, we're kind of late in entering 

the market," said Breslin, a 

Toronto native and a comedian himself. 

"We could've been here two or 

three years ago." 

Like any chain, a uniformity exists 

at Yuk Yuk's around the globe. Clubs 

use an exclusive talent pool of comedians. 

which consists mainly of 

Canadians. 

Also. Breslin proudly mentions 

none of his comedians are censored. 

The more outlandish the better In his 

opinion. 

Perhaps this shouldn't come as a 

surprise. After all, this is a guy who 

had potty-mouth Sam Kinison as a 

roommate in Los Angeles and takes 

COMEDY CLUBS 

L Here are listings of some comedy 

clubs in our area. To let us 

know who is appearing at your 

club, send information to: Comedy 

Listings, Observer

' j M i 

6Q+i OAE Mooday. September 17. 1990 

The Ambassadors: ^Diplomats' of the ice 

Detroit Ambassadors 

1990-91 Home Schedule 

Sept. 20 

Sept. 23 

Sept. 28 

Sept 30 

Oct. 4 

Oct. 13 

Oct. 17 

Oct. 19 

Oct. 22 

Oct. 24 

Oct 28 

Nov. 2 

Nov 6 

Nov. 11 

Nov. 13 

Nov. 18 

Nov. 25 

Dec 2 

Dec. 9 

Dec. 14 

Dec 17 

Dec. 21 

Doc. 30 

•Jan. 4 

Jan. 6 

Jan. 17 

Jan. 20 

Feb. 5 

Feb 17 

Feb. 18 

Feb 26 

London 

Kingston 

Windsor 

Sault Ste. Marie 

Owen Sound 

Ottawa 

North Bay 

Hamilton 

Belleville 


Sault Ste Marie 

Oshawa 

London 

Windsor 


Owen Sound 

London 

Kitchener 

Niagara Falls 

Cornwall 

Kitchener 

Windsor 

Owen Sound 

Sudbury 

Hamilton 


Niagara Falls' 

Hamilton 

Peterborough' 

London 

Kitchener 

March 3 Windsor 

March 13 Niagara Falls 

Monday-Friday 7:30p.m. 

Saturday-Sunday 7p.m. 

* Matinees 2 p.m. 


"Staff writer 

Junior hockey? Does Junior 

Samples play in thia league or 

what? 

Hardly 

. The Ontario Hockey League version, 

which makes its United States 

debut with the new Detroit Compuware 

Ambassadors on Thursday, 

Sept. 20, at Cobo Arena, is old-time 

hockey. You know, Dit Clapper and 

Eddie Shore 

Except these guys on the ice are 

in their teens, usually hailing from 

such remote outposts as Plaster 

Rock, New Brunswick and Copper 

Cliff, Ontario. 

All of them have one goal — 

making it to the National Hockey 

League. And Canadian junior hockey 

is considered the main incubator 

for the pros. 

The list of OHL luminaries is 

long — most notable Sault Ste. 

Marie Greyhounds' alumnus Wayne 

Gretzky and Peterborough Petes' 

grad Steve Yierman. 

Several area hockey players 

turned NHL'ers such as Livonia's 

Al Iafrate (Belleville Bulls), Westland's 

Adam Burt (North Bay Centennials) 

and West Bloomfield's 

Mike Hartman (North Bay Centennials) 

learned their trade in Canadian 

junior hockey. 

Like the NHL, the circuit is fast 

and tough. The gloves come off as 

fast as they do in post-op. Ask Bob 

Probert, who bruised his knuckles 

with a number of OHL teams. 

"It's physical," said Ambassadors 

assistant general manager 

Russ Gregory, perhaps understating 

things a bit. 

IN CANADIAN junior hockey, 

it's not uncommon to see two pugilists 

skate to center ice, remove 

their gloves and helmets and 

square off. 

And. unlike collegiate hockey, 

players do not wear full-cage face 

masks. So. a tough guy can't hide 

behind his mask. 

The real punch of junior hockey 

is the action. Players, realizing this 

is the cutoff point for the pros, tend 

to go all out to impress scouts and 

fans alike. 

More Ulan that, the junior garr* 

is the fabric of Canadian lifeaE 

teams play to full houses In quaim 

arenas in Ontario communities 

such as Windsor, London, Kitchener 

and North Bay. 

From small, barn like structures, 

Farmington Hills-based 

computer software company Com 

puware is importing OHL hockey 

to the U.S. big city with the Detroit 

Ambassadors. 

Com puware is not new to this. 

The company owned the Windsor 

Spitfires 1984-89, winning the OHL 

championship in 1988 and reaching 

the Memorial Cup finals (junior 

hockey's equivalent to the Stanley 

Cup). 

Now, Windsor is the main rival 

as only the Detroit River separates 

the two teams. Adding to rivalry, 

two sets of brothers will oppose 

each other: Jon Stos and Troy Gleason 

of the Ambassadors and Jason 

Stos and Trent Gleason of the Spitfires. 

Detroit and Windsor meet eight 

times this season, four at home and 

four away The 1990-91 OHL season 

campaign Thursday against the 

London Knights. The Ambassadors 

will play in the Emms Division 

along with the Windsor, London, 

Kitchener. Sault Ste. Marie. Owen 

Sound and Hamilton. 

The Ambassadors hope to parlay 

the success at the gate other junior 

teams have had in the United 

States such as Seattle and Spokane, 

Wash., Portland, Ore., and Tri-City, 

(Wash.) which are all members of 

the Western Hockey League. Those 

teams average 5,000 in attendance, 

according to Gregory. 

"My only question is will fans 

drive downtown to see Canadian 

junior hockey*" said Dave Hall, a 

sports writer who has covered junior 

hockey 15 years for the Windsor 

Star. "I don't know. Fans in Detroit 

support the Red Wings and they 

certainly turn out for college hockey. 

I hope so." 

THE AMBASSADORS, though, 

are one of the few junior franchises 

to play in the same city as an NHL 

team. Junior teams In Vancouver? 

Calgarjr,Edmonton, Montreal and 

TorootoTiave ceased operation in 

recent times. 

Gregory doesn't see the Ambassadors 

in competition with the Detroit 

Red Wings. 

"There's enough hockey fans in 

this city for this franchise to 

prosper," Gregory said 

Especially in light of tbe Red 

Wings success at-the gate. Though 

the team didn't excel on the ice last 

season, many games at Joe Louis 

were sell outs. Also, many believe 

ticket prices ($9-125) have risen to 

the point the average family can't 

afford 

The Ambassadors are banking 

will gladly come out 

at $5 or S8 a pop Season ticket 

sales so far are around 900 

For ticket information, call 

737-7373 

photos by BILL HANSEN 

Defenseman Chris Phelps take^ a slam to the nomme during Ontario Hockey League exhiboards 

fom Soo Greyhounds player Jason De- bition game 

Left winger Jeff Nolan (left) and defenseman David Benn try to get the puck from Jason Denomme. 

It looka like a fancy dance move as Sault Ste. Marie 

Greyhounds David Babcock gets tangled up with a Detroit 

Compuware Ambassadors player during the game. 

Dress codes aside, corporate life has its standards 

Continued from Pape 1 

Clothiers customize 

that coporate look 

Personnel working In a plant atmosphere 

can wear Jeans and 

loafers. 

EDS leadership manager Barbara 

Clark said h?r professional wardrobe 

consists of a variety of colors. 

She loves red and black. 

"I think people ought to wear what 

makes sense and unfortunately, not 

everybody knows what that la," said 

Clark, a Troy resident "1 worked In 

places that didn't have dress codes 

and my personal dress was not that 

much different 

"1 ue colors to reflect my mood 

and Tm very comfortable in colors I 

wear a lot of black as a sophisticated, 

tailored basic that I can do anything 

with. It's very versatile." 

CLARK FINDS shopping for bnsi 

attire i s a problem bt because of har 

a st* She said she 

ea bey anything that I thought fit — 

that meana - that I didn't 

Clart has spent 

EDS and tbe first 

seaatfy 

upends $40$ oa a 

as, bat they will 

got 

la the "same 

In 

with 

at the 

Dallas, 

tired 

la Taxfor 

a lightweight fabric outfit. 

Fashion experts who design for 

executives say that the professional 

dress In one geographic location 

may not be the same in another in 

terms of colors and fabrics. 

While Clark beaded north for better 

career opportunities with EDS. 

Dennis Maty went south to Florida 

to enjoy a change In weather and position. 

Maty was a plant supervisor at 

Glfs Willow Run factory In Ypsilan- 

U 1$ years ago. While there, he had 

lo wear a tie with a shirt that was 

either white, beige or blue and safety 

shoes. In order not to ruin their own 

clothing, creating an extra personal 

expanse, the company provided appropriately 

colored shirts as an option 

at the supervisory level as well 

as for hourly workers. 

NOW MATY IS a sales supervisor 

at GMAC la West Palm Beach and 

the Sunshine State's colors even 

show up at the executive level 

-You see people la high places ia 

peatel jackets - " Palm n Beach colors 

Ilka light said Maty who waa 

by the typical business Imot 

the North while attending aa 

ir at GM 

qsartars ia DetrotL 

-An the l iiiliiiiniin were suits la 

ar fray and a law were In 

brown," be said. "None had beards. I 

had one for eight years." 

Maty said there is no written dress 

code at GMAC; one's office attire Is 

left to the common sense of the employee. 

"But a professional appearance Is 

important — jacket shirt and tie 

when meeting with a customer," be 

said. "You can wear just a shirt and 

tie, if working only in tbe office. 

Women can wear dresses, suits, 

skirts and slacks. 

But should an employee's taste la 

dress stand out then the worker Is 

approached by the manager and the 

situation Is discussed," Maty said. 

It's common knowledge that salts 

in navy blue and charcoal gray 

shades are corporate "power" colors. 

Thoee shades are stronger on 

men than oa woman and have captured 

the title of "power suits." 

Bob Casaey rotates five suits aad 

likes to i 

1 DONT HAVE anything that I 

particularly consider to be my 'power 

suit'" said Caaaey, aa attorney 

aad in-houee counsel for EDS. 1 

don't really do a whole lot of strsteg- 

Isiag with my wardrobe. I try la 

preeent aa Image that la both profaatfoaal 

aad open, crisp aad yet aot 

Caaaay's salts are moatly gray and 

Mas la 

"People need to understand — and 

it is a process of agiag and maturing 

— a certain image needs to be projected 

and that you are really operating 

more effectively, efficiently and 

competently when you support that 

Image," he said. "1 think corporate 

culture has become a cliche. But I 

think that a dress standard is something 

that is reflected by the attitudes 

that pervade a certain organisation. 

"A dress standard — and not a 

dress code became a code suggests 

rigidity — Is your neat and professional 

look 1 think you have a lot of 

room within which to indulge your 

personal taatea." 

Trials a definite look, according 

to He takes partiee- 

1ST care. If _ _ 

with another party whether it is a 

settlement of a dispute or the aagotiatioa 

of a customer contract probably 

wearing a nary blue salt recently 

praaaad to preeent a crisp appear- 

DUNE DOOM, supettlsory tax 

attorney M the Ford Motor Oa. headquarters 

la Daarhara, oftea aaaa tbe 

"Wardrobe aad Peraoaal Shoppteg 

Service" at JJL Hudson 

1 almost error set feat ta a 

she said. "I doot 

Continued from Pape 1 

" WOMEN ARE wearing 

bolder jewelry - necklacee, bracelets, 

lapel pins and earrings - than 

before," he said. They're replacing 

the stud earring with a dangle or a 

hoop. Women are buying larger 

mobe pearls with a wide gold frame 

the riaa of a nickel or quarter Instead 

of the smaller peart." 

KrandaU believes women are using 

a variety of 

mora colorful draas to i 

siring just to blend In. 

Men alao are weering more elaborate 

tie taca, tie chains and cuff 

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• COUNTY GALLERIA 

Tuesday, Sept. 18 — Works by the members of 

the Sculptors Goild of Michigan and "Computer 

Art," featuring examples by 10 well-known area 

artists. Including Jim Pallas, Don Shields and Jeffrey 

Weinstein, are both on display through October. 

Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays, Executive 

Office Building. Oakland County* Service 

Center, 1200 N. Telegraph. Pontiac. 

: 

• U-M RACKHAM GALLERIES 

Tuesday, Sept. 18 — Ann Arbor Women painters 

have their annual show up through Oct 6. Reception 

7-1 p.m. Friday. Hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 

Monday-Friday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. Third 

floor, East Washington at Fletcher. Ann Arbor 

• OAK PARK LIBRARY 

Saturday, Sept. 22 — Cast paper relief sculptures 

by Theodora (Teddy) Richmond, are on display 

through Oct. IS. Her work is in the Embassy 

Suites in Novi, I.T.T, Automotive of Auburn Hills 

and many other locations. Reception Sunday. 

Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m Monday-Thursday, until 

5.30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 1-5 p.m. 

Sunday, 14200 Oak Park Blvd.. Oak Park 

T 

• ATCHISON HOUSE AND PAINTER'S 

PLACE 

Sunday, Sept. 23 — Watercolor impressions of 

Monet's gardens at Giverny by Caroline Dunphy 

of Northville are on display through Oct. 7. The 

show moves from 501 W. Dunlap, Northville, on 

Tuesday. Sept. 25, to 140 N. Center St., Northville. 

• NEW CENTER ONE BUILDING 

"Faces of China and Russia," a photography 

show by Monte Nagler, continues through Sept 

27. Hours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily. West Grand 

Blvd., Detroit. 

• FISHER BUILDING 

"16 countries," a photography exhibit by Monte 

Nagler. continues through Sept. 27. It's in the lobby, 

West Grand Boulevard, Detroit. 

• UNIVERSITY LIGGETT SCHOOL 

"Fish to Id," works toy Sfcmxsan Milk*, IMS 

Seaholm High School graduate, are on display 

through Oct. 5. She's now a senior fine arts major 

at Wayne State. Open weekdays only, 1045 Cook 

Road, Grosse Pointe Woods. 

• NELSON'S GALLERY 

"Grazing the Pastures of the Soul," paintings by 

Katherine Robert on display through Oct. 15. Artist's 

reception, 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 21, 16376 

MiddlebelL Livonia. Hours: weekdays, 10 a.m. to 6 

p.m.; Saturday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

• ATRIUM GALLERY 

Sandra Levin: exciting new works, watercolors 

and oils. Susan VanDeventer Warner, Kevin Knittel: 

dramatic cast paper works. Silver designs: 

Janet Robenstein, Sheryl Cameron. Glass: Stuart 

Shulman, Bruce Boatman. Sculptures Kevin 

Baker. Eugene Krolak. Through October. 

Current watercolors by Linda Banks Ord are 

featured in the show, "Northville Artist Paints the 

Town," through Sept 29. Some works feature 

Northville landmarks, both historical and contemporary; 

a selection of other current work also will 

be on view. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Saturay, 10 

a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday-Friday. 113 N Center, 

Northville. 

• NATIVE WEST GALLERY 

Original art and prints by Cherokee Indian artist 

Bill Rabbit are on display. He was selected 

Indian Artist of the Year in 1989. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 

Monday-Thursday, Saturday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. 

Friday, noon to 5 p.m. Sunday. 863 W Ann Arbor 

Trail, Plymouth 

• SISSON GALLERY 

"Furniture: Form and Function," works by 

Maxwell Davis, Brian Kritzman and Gary Kulak. 

Oct J-Nov. 2, Henry Ford Community College Sisson 

Gallery, MacKenxie Fine Arts Center, 5101 

Evergreen, Dearborn. Artist's reception, 6-8 p.m. 

Wednesday, Oct S. Honrs: weekdays. 9 a.m. to 4 

p.m.; also Tuesday and Wednesday. 6-8 p.m. 

• G.R. N'NAMDI GALLERY 

Recsot worts and collage paintings by Al Loving, 

a Detroiter with a national reputation Continues 

through Oct 26 Hours are 11 a m. to 5 30 

p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 161 Townsend. Birming- 

—ham: 

• CHAMELEON GALLERIES 

Blown glass by Michael Robinson, raku vessels 

by Joseph Rodrignes and ceramics by Terry Emerick 

Honrs Mooday-Thursday, Saturday, 10 a.m 

to ft p.m4 Friday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sunday, 1-5 

p m 370 8. Main, Plymouth 

• DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS 

"Ws Guanxhong. A Contemporary Chinese Arttat" 

brings paintings by one of China's leading 

painters to this country for the first time. His 

he gap between traditional ink and 

and mainstream International art 

11. Honrs are t:M a.m. to 

|:M »•» Wednesday-Sunday, MOO Woodward, 

• CRANBROOK INSTITUTE Of SCIENCE 

i Tha IS wbming entries la the Institute'* tth 

WUdhfe Art Awards for high 

turn to Page 2 

Artist Douglas Semivan stands beside his "The Poet Sails (a kiss upon the bow)" (at left) and the companion "The Poet Sails (a very small boat). 

Abstract art 

Paper works accentuate his love of the sea 

By Linda Ann Cbomin 

special writer 

DEEPLY ETCHED in the 

works on paper by Douglas 

Semivan lies the soul of 

the artist, a combination of 

poet, philosopher and sailor in love 

with the sea. 

Dynamic black and white works, 

with splashes of color, dominate 

Semivan's exhibition, "Recent Works 

on Paper," now at the Exhibit Gallery 

of Madonna College in Livonia, 

where he is assistant professor of 

art. 

The 36-piece show includes lithographs, 

intaglioe, mezzotints, drawings, 

watercolor and mixed media 

paintings, in which Semivan lures 

the viewer with abstract depictions 

of boats sailing through hostile waters. 

Just as the ocean influenced Willem 

de Kooning's abstract art so the 

water and sailing ships have greatly 

effected Douglas Semivan's work. 

Semivan graduated with a master 

of fine arts degree from Cran brook 

Academy of Art in Bloomfield Hills 

in 1973. , 

Since then, his work has been exhibited 

in galleries and art museums 

throughout the states and in England. 

His work can be found in the 

collections of the Detroit Institute of 

Arts, Brooklyn Museum, Toledo Museum 

and Museum of Modern Art in 

New York 

"I find paper to be the most pleasing 

palette of all," said Semivan during 

the opening of his Livonia exhibition 

on Sept. 9. 

BESIDES THE starkness of black 

and white, be said be favors use of 

"hard-punching red. yellow and 

blue." 

"Devotion is a lithograph printed 

from stone," Semivan said. "Devotion 

is the essence of a sailboat." 

Here, he uses large, vibrant gestures 

of color to dominate the picture 

plane: ultramarine blue, crimson 

and green. He boldly Interjects 

the opaque colors onto a white background. 

In 'The Poet Sails (a very small 

boat)," done In "dry pastel, white oil 

crayon with lines ot graphite stix," 

Semivan fuses color into a visually 

strong composition of black, white 

and gray by adding violet yellow, 

fuschia and green. 

Once again, be uses the theme that 

occurs in nearly all his work, the 

sailboat 'Tm Interested In the dynamic 

effects of the boat moving." 

he said. "Tha movement of the 

waves at they crash against the hull, 

the hostility of the sails" 

SHOWN ALONGSIDE The Poet 

Sails (a very small boat)" la The 

Poet Sails (a kta upon the brow)." As 

Is the case for several of his worts, 

the two 

to be 

7 find paper to be the 

most pleating palette 

of all.' 

— Douglas Semivan 

artist 

shown side by side, mirroring each 

other. 

"The mirror image is evident also 

in the works, entitled, "English Red 

(island maru)" and "Black Maru 

(line maru)." 

In "English Red," Semivan creates 

an Oriental effect in the composition 

of blacks done on an off-white 

background by the addition of one 

small square of vibrant red. In 

"Black Maru," be etches waves of 

black lines oo a gray background to 

mirror those in "English Red." 

"What I've been trying to do as an 

artist for the last 20 years is the 

same picture over and over, changing 

a tool here, a brush there," he 

said. 

To create "Solent" an intaglio, 

Semivan uses a Black St Decker drill, 

grinding the copper plate and printing 

the grinding marks to achieve 

the turmoil of squalls. " 'Solent' is a 

body of water which Is very stormy 

and turbulent" Semivan said. 

"My work is very physical, forceful, 

in the way I lay it down," Semivan 

said. 

He's currently painting with oils, 

which bring him great satisfaction 

"But I'm not satisfied with working 

on stretched canvas It's like a trampoline, 

bouncing back from each 

stroke I apply to the canvas." 

SEMIVAN IS now experimenting 

with painting oo wood. "If you're an 

artist you have to work through the 

problems and keep working until the 

problem is roaolved" 

Semivan's dedication and exuberance 

shines through his work and 

into the classroom, where be Is starting 

his second year of full-time 

teaching at Madonna College. 

"This Is an excellent college for an 

art student" Semivan said. "We 

have an extensive art program 

here." 

He said he tries to teach his students 

how to see and how to think 

creatively. 

Throughout the Livonia exhibit 

Semivan's bold, forceful strokes of 

black, with splashes of red, yellow 

end bins, dominate the hage white 

worts oa paper, creating an exciting 

emotional leeponse la the viewer. 

Semivan la represented by Joy 

Emery Gallery Is Grooee Pointe 

Farms. 

"Recent Works on Paper," by 

Douglas Semivan. continues 

through Sept M in the Exhibit 

Gallery of Madonna College 

Schoolcraft and Levan, Ltvonia. 

Hours are 9 a m. to 9 p.m. weekdays 

and 1-4 p.m weekends. 

In "English Red (island maru)," tha artist 

prnaants an Oriental effect in the composition 

of blacks done on an off-white 

background by the addition of one small 

square of vibrant red. 

Left: "Solent," an intaglio, depicts "a 

body of water which ia very stormy and 

turbulent," according to the artiat 

Staff photos 

by 

Jim Jagdfeki

2E* O&E Monday. September 17, 1990 

exhibitions 

are oo display through Oct TT 

Hour* an 10 a.m. to 5.p.m. Monday-Thursday. 

until 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 1-5 p.m 

Sunday. Admission charge, 500 Lone Pine, Bloomfield 

Hills. 

• ALICE S I M S A R G A L L E R Y 

"New Editions 1980-1990" continues through 

Sept 29. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday- 

Saturday, S01 N. Main, Ann Arbor. 

• D E T R O I T F O C U S GALLERY 

Review Committee Selections include works by 

Barbara Dorcben, David Greenwood. Ellen 

Moocoulis and Tom Terry. Continues through Oct. 

•. Hours are noon to 6 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday, 

743 Beaubien, Detroit. 

"Recent Works oo Paper," an exhibit of graphic 

works by Douglas Semivan, professional artist 

and faculty member at Madonna College, 1-96 and 

Lev an. 

Show includes lithographs, etchings and drawings 

in the Exhibit Gallery, Library Wing. 

Hours Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.. 

Saturday and Sunday, 1-4 p.m. 

• CREATIVE A R T S C E N T E R 

Photographs by Caridad Peirsel from Michigan 

and the Dominican Republic are on display 

through Oct 5. "Images de una Cultura" (tbe development 

of tbe art poster in Puerto Rico) and 

"Hispanic Art from Private Collections'" will continue 

to Oct. 12. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday, 

10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, and and 9 

a.m to 4 p.m. Saturday, 47 Williams, Pontiac. 

• W O O D S GALLERY 

Painting* by Ernest G. Kellett are on display 

through Sept 25. He studied with Sarkis Sarkisian 

and Guy Pallazola at the old Society of Arts and 

Crafts and at Wayne State. Hours are noon to 9 

p.m. Mooday-Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday, 

Saturday. Closed Friday, Huntington Woods 

Public Library, 26415 Scotia, Huntington Woods. 

• BIRMINGHAM B L O O M F I E L D 

ART 

A S S O C I A T I O N 

"New Works" by members of the Birmingham 

Society of Women Painters marks the 46th consecutive 

exhibition by this versatile, talente3 

group. Continues through Sept 29. Hours are 9:30' 

a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday-Saturday, 1516 S. Cranbrook, 

Birmingham. 

• DETROIT ARTISTS M A R K E T 

'Two Approaches to Abstract Painting: 1980s 

Works of Alison McMaugh and James Adley" continue 

through Oct. 5. McMaugh, native of Australia, 

has exhibited widely on three continents. Adley 

has taught at Michigan State stnce 1965 and 

has won many awards, including a Guggenheim 

fellowship. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday- 

Saturday. 1452 Randolph, Detroit. 

• T'MARRA GALLERY 

Works by gallery artists are on display through 

Oct. 4. Hours are 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday- 

Saturday, until 9 p.m. Friday. Ill N. First, Ann 

Arbor. 

• ALICE SIMSAR GALLERY 

'Tyree Guyton; Current Work" continues 

through Oct. 2. This is the artist whose outdoor 

art known as the Heidelberg Project, changed the 

look of an East Detroit neighborhood and who, 

with his grandfather and wife, had a show at Detroit 

Institute of Arts. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5:30 

p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 301 N. Main, Ann Arbor. 

• ROBERT KIDD GALLERY 

New paintings by Maxine Snider and recent 

sculpture in bronze and porcelain by Frank Fleming. 

Hours are 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday- 

Saturday, 107 Townsend, Birmingham. 

• ARTFUL DOMAIN 

A national invitational of art furniture along 

with a mixed media assemblage by Doug Stock, 

paintings by Edwin Ion Simpson and glass by 

Gary Genetti continues through Oct. 26, 700 N. 

Woodward, Birmingham. 

• 16 HANDS 

Paintings by Edwin Ion Simpson, mixed media 

assemblages by Doug Stock and Ann Marie 

D'Anna and national art furniture invitational. 

Continues through Oct. 26, 119 W. Washington, 

Ann Arbor. 

• CENTER FOR CREATIVE STUDIES 

"Photographers Collect Photography." presented 

by Michigan Friends of Photography, continues 

through Oct 5. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, 

until 4 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, 201 

East Kirby, Detroit 

• SYBARIS GALLERY 

"Quilts Redefined/by seven contemporary art 

quiltmakers, will continue through Oct. 27. Regular 

hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 

301 W. Fourth, Royal Oak. 

• SWIDLER GALLERY 

"Tbe Expressive Teapot," is the theme of this 

invitational of 60 ceramic artists from the U.S., 

Canada and United Kingdom. Hours are 10 a.m. to 

6 p.m. Monday-Friday, until 5 p.m Saturday, 

Washington Square Plaza^ 308 W. Fourth. Royal 

Oak 

• RUBINER GALLERY 

"Introductions Fall 1990" features sculpture 

and paintings by eight artists new to this area 

from New England, New York, tbe far west and 

the southeast. Continues through Oct. 2. Hours are 

11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 7001 Orchard 

Lake Road, West Bloomfield 

* 

• DETROIT GALLERY OF 

CONTEMPORARY GRAFTS 

"New Clay" features work by Marguerite Br en 

nan. Jamie Fine, Floyd Gompf and Jeri Hollister. 

Continues through September, 104 Fisher Building, 

Detroit. 

• BIRMINGHAM BLOOMFIELD ART 

ASSOCIATION 

Photography by Donald J Schwarz, executive 

designer of truck and bus design at General Motors, 

is on display in the Rental/Sales Gallery 

through Sept. 29. Hours are 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 

Monday-Saturday, 1516 S. Cranbrook, Birmingham 

• CLARA KOTT VON STORCH GALLERY 

Paintings of Detroit artist Grace Serra are on 

display through Oct. 13. In her portrayal of women 

on large canvases, Serra investigates the origin 

of women's roles. Gallery is in the Farrington- 

Keith Creative Arts Center, 8099 Main. Dexter. 

• ROCHESTER HILLS CITY HALL 

Art by Rochester illustrator Vivian Taylor is on 

display through October. This exhibit, sponsored 

by Paint Creek Center for the Arts, is part of its 

Art in Public Places program. Hours are 8 a.m. to 

5 p.m. Monday-Friday, 1000 Rochester Hills 

Drive, off Avon Boad, Rochester Hills. 

• THE PRINT GALLERY " 

Hand-painted, wearable art by Michael Smith, 

a Long Beach, Calif., resident who used to live in 

Michigan, is on display through Oct. 15. Hours are 

10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday-Saturday, until 9 p.m. 

Thursday. 29203 Northwestern at 12 Mile, Southfield. 

• BARCLAY GALLERY 

Indian Art spanning 22 centuries and comprising 

100 pieces of stone work, terra cotta and 

paintings from the Third Century BC to the 19th 

Century. Runs through September, 218 S. Main. 

Ann Arbor. 

organizing 

Dorothy 

L e h m k u h l 

B r a i n 

a f f e c t s 

o r g a n i z a t i o n 

Q: I'm pretty well organised, but 

share an office with a person who Is 

not. His desk is always clattered, he 

runs late for everything, be can't 

find things, etc. TUS affects me directly 

and to slowly driving me crazy. 

Any suggestions? 

A: Living or working with people 

who maintain a different standard of 

order can be difficult. Although 

there is a wide variety of reasons 

people have trouble staying organized, 

tbe most common is simply 

that they are right brain dominant. 

While they are not so readily apparent 

these people may exhibit a 

broad spectrum of other natural talents 

far exceeding their left brain 

counterpart, but organixation 

(which is so physically obvious) is 

just not one of tbem. 

Counseling would usually be appropriate 

for the right brian person 

with organizational difficulties, but 

that person has to want to change 

before such sessions would be 

worthwhile. If that person is resistant 

to getting help, then the next 

best step is for the left brain person 

(you) to get help in learning to live or 

work with them. 

A two-session workshop dealing 

directly with this problem will be 

held at the newly expanded Community 

House of Birmingham on Oct 3 

and 10. Called "Right Brain, Left 

Brain — Living in Stereo," these sessions 

will teach right brain people 

how to better use both sides of their 

brain and will help left brain people 

better understand tbe workings or 

right brain thinking. Taught by counselor 

Dolores Lamping, M.A., C.S.W., 

the goal is more harmonious relationships. 

These sessions are designed to 

complement my own Community 

House "Organixing for Success" 

classes, which begin Sept 27, as well 

as my "Organizing Your Business 

Life" series at Schoolcraft College in 

Livonia beginning tomorrow night. 

Sept 18. 

If you cannot attend those seminars, 

then perhaps it would be helpful 

to read books that explain left 

and right brain differences. 

Many books outline hemispheric 

diversities, but the only one I know 

of which deals directly with tbe difficulties 

incurred when opposite behaviors 

clash is, "The Odd Couple 

Syndrome — Resolving the Neat/ 

Sloppy Dilemma" by Selwyn Mills, 

and Max Weisser. 

Published by Jamison Publishing 

Co.. this humorous book can be ordered 

by sending $15 to 90 Schenck 

Ave.. Great Neck, NY 11021. (If 

readers know of other books on this 

subject, please tell me about them). 

In the meantime, try to remind 

yourself that you are not responsible 

for the other person's behaviors. By 

setting yourself apart from him in 

that way and concentrating on controlling 

your own behaviors, you 

may experience less stress. 

You can enroll in Community 

House of Birmingham classes by 

calling 644-4832 or Schoolcraft 

College, 462-4448 

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353 

354 

Ml 

W 

I Inrtgage I LAND Cortradi 

360 BMM Opportwabea 

ML Uonajr to Loaa-Borroa 

M2 iMEHMeWanted 

3*4 Laangt Wantad 

EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY 

ALT—L mint 

" lha nawapapar 

fm Houmng Acl of 'MS mafaa -I ~9* » 

..(•nxi wmiaticn or d+enmm—o* baaed en race, eokx raapwn 

M> nantcas Itanvaar aralue or national ongm. or KilanlMn to maka 

any aucA praHaranca. 

or dacrnmanaaon " Thm nam apapar wm 

not knomtngtr aocafit any aOvanmno "or raal aatata " 

notation ot ma lam Ow ••aaOart ara haraOr ntormad mat aa 1A1M iga 

& B UY 

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ft III — »• nflW noi to eocapt en iraaer a 

larvar ft Eooanmc Ad-Tekan na«a NO emhonty LO baa) tNe 

I YD way pucaoaaon ol en AD^MEAÂRA «ha» uuneafcae anal 

I4I(ai 

NNENMY decorated in neiflrala 

Clean. B-V* end aanpiy oharMn* 

Oaarbom KHOOA Ca* tor eppamtr* 

174*00 

The 

Michigan 

Group 

Realtors 

591-9200 

One ol a Kind 

1M0 ouetom buM 2400 W « 

brtc* 

noma on a aoeMc 1N» acra lot 4 

M 

Raldelone Hrepiaca. «ky»gn»*. 

oantrai air. and 40 « 30 N barn 

9172.900 


Harry S. Wolfe. 

REALTORS 

421-5660 

LIVONIA 

2 NEW SUBS 

Cap* Coda. Renchee, 

Colootala 

427-3295 

Quettty Cotoolal 

n Livonia 1979 bu« brick 4 

badroom «ath 2 kdl and 2 haffbaata. 

realtaee a tel Boor matdry. •Wafted 

dbam room, oantrai aa 

ar 11 ILAW 91*4.900 

Netwe Lover* Peradtaa 

it you love traaa. apaoa and naaaa. 

you I love ana great ranrt> home 

•rith BaautKul SO R tamdy room ENtree 

include iienai thermo eandow. 

kanaoa. and ea deenar 9119.900 

The Prudential : 


REALTORS 

421-5660 

112 Uvonia 

IMPORTANT 

let Time 

FREE 

Buyara 

Saminar. 2 Monday* In 

8apL Cal 8taoay al Cantwry 

21 Chatat lo Aaaarva A 

Space. 477-taOO. 

312 

COMPTON VILLAGE 

$S3.900 

" MM a* brtck 

> ear 

•CTWhomm 

ANO GARDENS 

312 

Ouartara 

LIVOMA 9114.900 

100 FT TREED LOT 

atbuy on Ma I rnmm9badm 

1H Bam brtaa rawcl. tem*y 

r - amM aa. KEJÎAIAIRI. 3 

ALEKALOE 

ÂAWY PI oiaaalc 

476-4300 

a»'IM long al 9144.900 



REALTORS 

462-1660 

MdapendenMyOanad aad C 



REALTORS 

421-5660 

Radiate* Cherm 

TME MAN efl brtck 



REALTORS 

474-5700 

MMCondMon 


Harry S. WoWe. 

REALTORS 

421-5660 

You'l Want To Move 

Right in 

akaaywuaaMlai 

an. I 


Harry 8. WoWa. 

REALTORS 

462-1660 

New Conetructton 

Qrand Opening 

Ona lluieikiai Uvomaa 

aaMd«aR|M 

J litem TAM end 

Meal Ranctaa. Cape Coda, end GA- 

M M 

7 atodtfa to cftooae bam 

aterang al 917*.900 

The Prudential' 


REALTORS 

421-5660 

$80,800 

Century 21ji 

ROW 

464-7111 

Monday. September 17. 1990 O&E *3E 

302 

K-OOMRCLO COLOMAL 

place, 

cantral 

•choola 0nly*14«,«». 

Really World; UC Intyraft , 

•42-7747 

BUILT 192* 

4-8 badroome. 3 »ua 

bathe. 2 car garage. »A* 10 loan 

1175 

L nMiborhood. Maada «ark. 

000 «44-«32« 

ELEOANCC ft CHARM 

Spaooua bock colonial on Linden 

Supers location Laaaa option poa- 

MbW Banrangnam acnoola 

Realty Wortd/Mc Intyra ftAaeoc 

942-7747 

FOXCROFT RANCH BMMINOHAM 

3 Badroom. 2 bath, large Ivmg room 

*" car garaga, new carpet, 

paint, kitchen. 3 9 acraa Immedlata 

occupancy 9239,900 380-0923 

304 Farmington 

Farmington Hilla 

Absolutely Amazing 

Famtmglon HWN New Conatmoion 

3/4 Badroom Contemporary with 

wak-out. 1 '*-2H batha, large woodad 

lot Priced to ea* 9122.000 

Brokera welcome 

Open Weakdaya 9-5 

471-5462 

PARTY TIME! 

Specialtudor atyte capecod. 

beautrtuly decorated + central aa. 

MXMKMR ayaiem 

40 It. deck end 

pnvete nightclub M baaamant. ndrrect 

kghtmg. aa 

bar. ruga I 

atlon araa. Only 9193 ,900 Cal 

JOAH ANDERSEN 

Century 21 

ROW 

464-7111 

305 Brighton, Hartiand, 

Wailad Laka 

Plan For Your Future 

with true beautiful 4 bedroom home 

thai afta on 12 acraa m an araa ot 

rapid davelopmeni with 1200.000 to 

9500.000 homee Thia one-ol e-kind 

parcel mcludea 2 barne and an indoor 

riding arena 9349.900 Owner* 

wining to *pai oil aome of the 

acreage if aomeone doeen I went 

the enure package 



REALTORS 

474-5700 

independently Owned and Operated 

L O O K AT THIS! 

2000 D It ranch. 3 badroome. 21* 

bath* dining room, panaaad lai* 

room W/naturalfttapieceNai carpal 

throughout FUK Cieaement w/2 

ftmaned rooma centra aa attactiad 

2 car garage. fu«y lenderaped BY 

Oaoat. PrlcaU lo imL 

459-«,'30 

MAGNIFICENT 

4 bedroom Colonial with 3 Ml 

bath* cueiom buat by Qanah Undarground 

aprnkkog ayiiam. a«len 

ana deck 4 lendacapvw 

walkoui 

•ower level,den. UL beth 4 attactiad 

garaga 92*9 900 

Remerica 

HOMETOWN REALTORS 

459-6222 

PLYMOUTH 

Outatandmg, immecjlaia 

3 badroom home on prtmo 

corner lot Mova-OI condition 

S ol 

Ann A/bor Rd . E ot Sheldon at 

Northern & MayvMe 999 500 

Dental B Burn* 258-52*3 

SPACIOUS 4 badroom ranch built in 

19*8 on atmoat 3 acraa Family living 

at LISbeat! 9222 900 

CALL ANNE MOLONEY 

737-2000 

ERA 

ORCHARD HILLS REALTY 

SALEM—LIVE HIGH oo a 

hill overlooking pond. 

Large Living Room, wtth 

fireplace, formal dining 

roorm 3 bedroom*. 2 

baths, and 2 car garage 

All on 5 acres. Just listed In 

Salem Township at 

$210.000 (L84Ang) 

482-2950 

Quaaty Rael Eatate 

BETTER HOMES 

ANO GARDENS 

316 Waatland 

Garden City 

317 Radtord 

Carefree Ranch 

room brick 'anc* 

FANCIED beeeattacnad 

garaga 9*0 500 


Harry 

S. Wolfe, 


421-5660 

Independently Owned and Operated 

COUNTRY KITCHEN 

$82,900 

FAMILY ROOM 

And natural Wrap!are makee thai 3 

bedroom broadfrom bnck ranch our 

notteet keamg Centra aa. IV*batha 

IWaned oeaameni 

and I't cat ge- 

H^MEMASTER 425-3830 

311 Homaa 

Oakland County 

BERKLEY- Immaculately restored 

Cape Cod »tyie 2 bedroom bungalow 

Muat *ea lo appraoeia 

4*5-3826 

BRANDON TWP 

Hewer cape cod 

on 3'-> wooded acraa A' pond, upperlower 

decking, studio attached 

garage 9127.900 828-8189 

BY OWNER- Sale or leeee Orion 

Township, 4 badroom. 3.300 aq ft 

Colonial Flexible term* po*a.WE 

893 -5 T S3or 568-8120 

EXCLUSIVE CUSTOM leke*©«4 

home on private.a*-apona laka Set 

on a prime lot wtth eicaaent eccaaa 

to 1-75. entertainment center* and 

parks 4 ipoasibW 5) badrooma. 3 5 

batha. large entertainment areas 

and much mora 

For a llat of faeturea 

on 2377CK, ea* CYROWSKI & 

ASSOCIATES, ERA on 391-0600 

BRIGHTON - Country Living on 10 

acraa Naw cueiom home overlooking 

pond 

Muet aaa al the extras 

9225.000 By Owner (313) 229-72*7 

306 SoathflaW-Lathrup 

Nice 4 bedroom 

baaamant. 2 car 

garage, huge yard 9 Mils E.ergreen 

araa 915.000 down, land contract 

immediate occupancy 680-4155 

307 South Lyon 

• _ -J • a tI- N FI 

MifToro-nig n larva 

FIRST OFFERING 

BaautIM older home M downtown 

South Lyon leatura* 3 badrooma. 2 

batha. tvtng room wtth wood stove 

formal dmmg room, dan (could be 

4th bedroom I. 1st 

floor laundry 

Large lanced yard 9*2.500 

CENTURY 21 

Hartlord Soutlv-Weel 

471-3555 437-4111 

Beautiful Glen Orchard 

Sub 

Sprawang 2,*00 square ft 

cuetom 

buat ranch located on a lerge h»- 

side lot 

4 bedroom, 2 Nrapalcee. 

2nd kitchen perlact tor large ho*day 

gatherings 3 doorwaa* provide 

plenty of sunafWie 24 « SOpabo tor 

summer entartalrtng 9179.500 



REALTORS 

462-1660 


BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom, 2H story 

colonial Moneol Farnwiglone Sneet 

tube Fenced yard, newer rool 8 

carpeting Pride OI owner amp 

9133.900 

IMMACULATE 3 bertrooom brick 

ranch. UL ftmaned tiaaamanL 2% 

batha. central air. 2 way Hraplaoa 

between IMng room 8 dMng room. 

Greet storage * beautiful lot 

9133.500 

HEPPARD 

855-6570 

BUILDERS MOOEL on oof couraa 

Mtta ol Coppercreek 

SubdMalon 

3300 aq ft home AL amanlttea 

I andacapmg and air umtfllonlng 

9309 900 Broker parHOpallon 

Cal 553-50*2 

FARMINGTON HILLS 

RAMBLEWOOO 

4 Bedroom Colonm aMi I M I 3 

halt batha, 2 fkapiece*. 1st *oor 

laundry, ftraahad baaamant. aideentrance 

garaga * much mora 

9234.900 

JEFF WURN or DON NAHAT 

RE/MA* EXECUTIVE 737-8*00 

HIGHLAND - 3 Bedroom ranch 

Family room, large tvlng room. 2 kjS 

baths, attached garage. Tread lot 

973.900 Cantury 21 Waat, 349-0*00 

LAND CONTRACT TERMS 

Bring oNar on TMA 9 bedioom 

kept colonial on over 3 acraa. 

HEPPARD 

478-2000 

WATERFORD- Laka prMegea on a 

all sports lake 

Maintenance free 

Faat appreciating araa Newer roof 

8 carpeting Hurry, hurry, hurry 

964 900 

HEPPARD . 

855-6570 

WATEHFORO - Lovafy ranch on fust 

under 'T acra of ~cely landacaped 

lot wtth metura traaa and laka prtvialkout 

315 MorthviHa-Movi 

'A Acre 

Roomy lot plus ckjbhouee poolend 

lake M thU NOVI aubdrvwxi Spa 

ooul 4 bedroom bnc* colonial with 

2% bath* and 1st floor laundry 

9149.900 



REALTORS 

421-5660 

independently OwnedandOperated 

Curb AppeaJ 

You won Tbe able lo drive peal traa 

3 badroom eoloraal aim large country 

kitchen with oek cabinet* En|oy 

tamay evaranga M Irorn ol the ttreptace 

M the tamay room 

Let tha 

kida roam around the large tenced 

lot Neutral carpeting. Iraehty pemiad 

inside and out 9110.900 


Harry 

S. Wolfe, 


462-1660 


OUTSTANDING- 

HMMT, aec oiaaed 3 badroom. 

bath brick rancd M -un all S 

Radio-D lui'aann Large avtng room 

withdavng "L nawar deck 

cantral Nr. 972.900 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford South 

464-6400 

FTEOFORD- Our Place A WHATyou I 

be saying AMAN you aaa Haa adorable 

3 badroom home located on a 

lovely tree «nad (traat Otrang room 

wnn bay window and budt «I Chma 

Cabmat Hardiaood Moor* and 

morel 957.000 (L51GRAJ 

4*2-2950 

Ouaaty Raal Estate 

BETTER HOMES 

AND GARDENS 

REDFORD - 3 badroom brickranch. 

Vepiece M tamay room, nmmkitchen 

paniaay ftraened baeement. 2 

car garaga 

S ol Sctioolcraft. w ot 

Beech 974 500 538-2891 

318 Daarborn 

Daarborn Haighta 

CRESTWOOO SCHOOLS, N Oeerborr 

Haaghta. 3 bedroom bnc* 

ranch I'-I bathe new window* central 

aa naw carpet with hnaahed 

baaamant tamay room, RI car garage 

New tandacapng Aakaig 

981,000 Cas Kathy 277-2291 

ATTENTION BUILDERS 

Downtown 

North II*E with wooda 

and pond 

Zoned LOR oondoe or 

apartments. 4 to 6 units 

Rental 

home on properly 9152.000 

ASK FOR FRANK D ANGELO 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford South 

464-6400 

14 

with tarnHy room, 

kitchen Monitored alarm jystem 3 

badrooma, 

bath on mam laval 

and M bath on lower laval 

9105.900 

The 

Michigan 

Group 

Realtors 

591-9200 

Corporate Relocation 

NorthvtMe cuetom 19*4 buBI tudor 

2500 MIL ' bedroom*, pkj* den 

2'I batha. family room, stone !VEpiaca. 

cantral air. 4 bay windows 

and large deck 2 acra setting aftow* 

country IMng 9189.500 



REALTORS 

421-5660 

independently Owned and Operatad 

COUNTRY LIVING WITH 

CITY CONVENIENCE 

Beauttm 3 bedroom colonial on 

2 75 acres (r, NorthvtBe Haa bean 

recently carpeted and painted 

In 

neutral decor In greet location Thas 

one won't last long 9208,500 

19BE-N 

ERA COUNTRY RIDGE 

148-8787 

GREAT VALUE 

3 beoroom brick ranch with new 

aluminum tnm 4 gutter* 1'4 batha. 

partially Vuahed baaamant 

Inrtng 

room wnn ttr apiece., inauleled 8 fwv 

anad 2 car giaraga 

Newer rool. 

wood deck (enoeo yard AJ thia 

with Lrvome School*. Home Warranty 

8 greet tarmaf Aaklng 979,900 

Remerica 


420-3400 

DEARBORN Sal or trade Looking 

tor Condo. lama, gone Bee^rtui 

home 150 Y 

wtth low money down and ar attractive 

mtareet rata 944.900 


Harry S. Wotfe. 

REALTORS 

474-5700 

Independently Owned and Operated 

ttoomheld HM- 

FREE HEW CAR WTTH CONOO 

Plus Btoomfteld HM praabj»a ^ 

Uaûm». 2 baths 1.900 sq. 

deck, garaga. pool. OuMouaa. tennaooot 

Oicaca ol naw Ford Eacort 

or Chevrolet ecMnaMU 9106.000 

'Owner we conaader land ujntiact to 

I iWil buyar C—9 Spm: 

645-5306 or 952-1245 

BLOOMFIELD HSXS- Owner muel 

aacrtSoa Contact owners • 

Ca9 Robert or Mary Am 9-5 

BLOOMFIELD . 

Patto baaamant 974.900 334-4912 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - enji 

caiekee oondo M 

m one of 

beer 1 PnaM entry. 2 Owe 

aacti with prhiate bath 9153.900 

Cm 942-0703 

Thompson-Brown 

dral caang. *aplaoa. oantrai m. 2 

car garaoa/baaamant. 9122J00 

Caary 21 Waat ML. 

3a»-4 

" CANTON CONDO 

Oorgeoua camege 

houaa «•*. 

Century 21 

CASTELLI 525-7900 

aactlonal door 

tamed groimda. budget pncod 

999.500. Co-op realtors ealoome 

FtaraaMd moM open 1-6 da«y. 

472-0490 


Harry S. Worte. 

REALTORS 

421-5660 

332 Mobito Home* 

For Sato 

CANTON AREA. 1990 

14*70, 2 bedroom. 1* bath, nawty 

remodeled 914.000 or baat 

517-548-5990 

CANTOH 2 badroom, aar turmahad 

mca condition nam tmani 

communrty. 56 yrs or oldar 97.900 

Shoam by appomtmenl. 455-296S 

CASH PAIO 

for uaed mobae nomas 

94S-91S2 

many axtraa 

ate 923000 

CLEARANCE SALE 

HOMETOWN USA 

m featuring a 

NOVI - OPEN SUN 12-5PM 

22S34 Rerdord- 2 bedroom. IVk bath 

Now Taking Reeervttons 

on aasaitinnl condo a 

kiiagkia a 

soft cusmonad 

lain lomga your 

tavome Laiai'aga nart to you and 

peaoaM pond «aai lo hat> you Max 

and target the days aiuPMws lor a 

moment 

• you ra Mnkkig condo. 

take a minute lo aaa

4E* OAE Monday. September 17,1990 

BURT LAKE 

2400 »q R. Onmy Siena rancfL 

300 n. honlae* antfi camanl 

Md>oo wKh % tot* and pMto 2 

Fu* 

turr 

0 Owwi 

1360,000 

LAKE MICHIGAN - PETOSKfTY 

Panoramic fmm ol UWa Tra.ataa 

Bar and «pactacuia< MiMUnduAad 

wtih Ma atagan* 1700 aq. fl. «•- 

lartiom condo Bvratoi mafcaa tNa 

3rd «ory and i*w tha mod 

dmr 

•Ma immacuiala 3 badroom. 2 torn 

„in lacuza. PogganpoM kltcftan. 

fwapiac*. 100 yarda $1B.9B6 

67 Acraa 625.990 

60 Acraa $32,000 

160 Acra* w'rtvar $60,000 

Laid contract avaMMa. 2SS down 

Cad (517)379-4264 

to«rtHB»y 

it spot 

lor 

KALKASKA COUNTY 

Land Co. 10 acra 

•oodad. aacluded. graat spot 

cafcan or camping Cloaa to rtvar and 

laka*. aicattonl dear hunting. 

$7,995 $300 down. $125 month on 

k 10% land contract Cak 

6 >6-256-4350 Eva* 616-256-9289 

LAKE CHARLEVOIX - 100 It waterfront 

lot. aandy toach Beautiful location 

$165,000 651-6565 

338 Southern Property 

LAKE WORTH, FLORIDA 

compta* 1 todroom condo. unlurntatod. 

convartibla todroom, nwwty 

7-5566 

decoratad. $39,000 737-5 

NEWPORT RICHEY - MOBIL HOME 

DouMa «Wa on watar. pool. air. 

Florida room. »pp6anoa« 6 much 

more $27,500 861-4453 

PORT RICHEY - CONDO 

2 todroom. 2 toth. Florida room, 

lamdry. air. carport, pool 6 ckjbhouaa 

$46,500 661-4453 

SILVER SPRMGS. FLORIDA Oaau- 

UM douUa wtda manufactured 

noma. 24X80. 2 Badrooma. 3 torn*, 

•ndoaad porch, too many antra* to 

HSt $51,900 CakEvaa: 478-9813 

• Introducing Baaoh 

E*Utaa Prima loraatad 2 

Do-O.no Maa Marling $35,900 

1*1 ifktll 313-626-6109 

BEFORE WINTER SEE 

BCACH Rd totwaan Souara Laka 

M I S 

tM. Adama 6 Cookdga 

Naar Maim Araa 6 P«a Traca Qotf 

Couna. 126*186 679-7623 

BLOOMRELD HILLS - On 

North ol Long Lafca. approximately 

i acra ol land wa Quad to *uit or 

lor MM $90,000 649-3990 

FULLY IMPROVED 

LOTS FOR SALE 

Some Walk Outs 

AUTUMN RIDGE SUB. 

West Bloomfield 

Karen Shepherd 737-0690 

LYON TWP - beautifully wooded 

12 23 acra parcal wMh a pond, electric 

4 wek inaiakitl, perked. *pmabla 

soon $96,000 437-0097 

NORTHFIELD TOWNSHIP 

Sand 10 acra paroala. Beautiful view 

ol ooN oouraa Perked 

Land Cocv 

437-1174 

OAKLANO TOWKSHIP 4 27 acraa 

located m preattglou* Oakland 

lownifMp |u*t rmnute* from downtown 

Rochester 

Tree imed pa»«3 

private road with electric eecurtty 

gale* *hared by 1 other home- E*- 

cekent MHop budding die overlooking 

baautttuL natural, wetland area 

Day* 641-0800 eve 652-8465 

ROCHESTER HILLS - North Oefc*. 

on* ol Oakland County* moat aiciuarva 

development*, he* or*, \0 

mimtmlm home Hie* remaining In 

pit H I I featuring stream*, trees, 

weft-out* « al uMMie* plu* *trtc« arcftfteclural 

control* 

mant ol beauty, virtue 6 integrity" 

Cal or vtst Dutton Rd.. W of Uvernoa. 

Men.. Tya*_ Wed. 2-7. SaL- 

Sun 11-5 

NORTHVILLE - Pick lord 

•eckidad 6 ndukn 12 »l development 

on 25 acre*. Just a short Mk* 

tide to downtown NorthvMa. Include* 

streams. loraet. walk-out 

baaamerils. ixicompromramg *rcmtectur* 

& *H utmtle* Next to Edanderry 

Take Valencia S of 7 MUa, 

turn right at Ptcfclord 

Darnel B Bum* Broker 256-5283 

S LYON. NEW SUBDIVISION 

Home sitae offered m Country Lane 

Estate*. Beautiful, gently rolling. 1 '2 

to t acra parcels. l32.900-t5S.900 

From downtown South Lyon go wast 

on 10 MUa approximately 1 mke and 

enter Oekwood Meadow* Sub by 

turning auht on Dalavlaw and take 

to entrance ol aub 437-5340 

ROCHESTER HILLS 

Vintage 

E 

treed lot* Ail mam** 

DenelB Bum*. 256-5283 

SALEM TWNSP - 5 Mile 6 Curti* 

•re* 3H acre* prima wooded aree 

w'Hopmg teram Muel tee to appreciate 

After 5pm 474-2454 

S 

LYON, racket 1H acraa m Lyon 

Twp High and ioMng wMh greet 

Mew Adjacent lo cueiom homaa LC 

•variable Mi 20% down 476-5368 

WOODED ONE ACRE SITE 

m the VWage of Bingham F. 

WM buMd to *ult Lortmer Bu 

Co. 

' Bukdang 

646-4030 

340 Laka-Rhrar-«aaort 

Property 

CASS LAKE CANAL - Brock 

St 

bukdmg ana city aewer/weter W 

Bloomfield scftoola $24,900 

766-2920 

ORAY LING. Ml - Quality executive 

riverfront home 213 fl on Maniatea 

River 2.013 aq ft Hying (pace 3 

Badrooma. 4 batha. fireplace 2 car 

garaga. large deck with budt-m ape, 

extenalve decking to river with dock, 

underground *prin*Ung. prolealcinai 

landscape. MlaWte. 

Acre* $120,000 Contact 

Ckngarman. Century 21 River 

Cr>iiini p --' Fatal* hw 

517-346-5474Re« 517-346-9261 

342 Lakelront Property 

BEAUTIFUL LOT 

with over 125 It. oI aandy beech on 

a private. a»-*port*. *pnngled laka 

Juet mmutea from Pm* Knob. The 

Palaoa. Birmingham, or Southfield 

$139,000 673-8211 

CASS 

LAKEFRONT - Contemporary. 

3 bedroom. 3H bed*. 2 *r» 

place* 

Reduoad $329,000. Open 

Sun I -5pm 646-9525^61-4091 

CEOAR ISLANO LAKE - 3 yr OkJ 

custom contemporary 124" on mam 

al sport* lafcelront. 3 bedroom 6 

dan. 214 bath, 761 Golden Shores. 

area. $249,900. 360-1691 

LELANO 100 ft of Lake Mlcfugen 

frontage 

lleavlly wooded, private 

road. 4 miles N. ol town Birchwood 

Shore* $1B7.500 219-787-8766 

PINE LAKE LAKEFRONT 

BloomflMd HMs School*. 4.000 *q 

ft oontsmporsry home. White formtcs 

kltcton. 60 fl of sandy lakefront 

4 bedrooms. 5 fuk toths $715,000 

Cal 661-2892 

PORT HURON AREA 

Beeutlful Lake Huron Condo. doubt* 

view* of waterfront, vaulted ceWnas. 

oak cabinets, unique oak 6 cedar 

Mm. exceptional ceramic work In 

bathrooms * finished lower lev*!. 

$164,900 Eve* B« Garrettaon 

1-982-4282. Real EMata Masters 

1-967-6600 

N O W Y O U H A V E 

A C H O I C E A T 

Stye 

A P A R T M E N T S 

BEAUTIFUL 

N E W 


WITH YOUR O W N 

WASHER AND DRYER 

CHOOSE OUR 

CONTEMPORARY 

S T Y L E S I N P H A S E I 

AVAILABLE FOR THE 

SMALLER 

BUDGET 

342 Lakefront Property 

AIAUTAA. *T 

WATERFRONT HOME 

420 fl deep k* by 100 It on Vie St 

Clear River Fine older houaa bum on 

slopmg grounds BeeutHui view 

Steel deck 6 beet holet Wa*-«n 

to*em*m 

6 the beet location In the 

city of St- Clair Point 9 mke* up rtvar 

from St Clair Inn Approximately 

2700 aq ft 6 3 levels 

Greet outdoor deck off Heel 

Jeffrey Craey. Dey* 

(3131541-7160 Eve* (3131 545-9926 

LAKE LAPEER 

30 fl ta* pme tree* oftar* scemc 

perk-kke lakefront setting Beeutrtm 

3 todroom brtck ranch with 2'4 

toth*. fuk waa-out baaement Year 

•round activities lor your lamdy 

emfoyment! Cak: Jeen Finch 

QUAKER REALTY (313i 676-2395 

LAKE SHANNON, Fen ton. ML Una**cnb*ba 

*k brtck beauty immeculala 

warm. 3 bedroom. 3 car garaga. 

4300 *q ft 

180 leel of lekeweight 

roonv 

front, deem toth 

Alabema 

cream 

$460,000 For prtvaM snowing. 

Elttebeth. Sentry Reelty ~ 

- mce 5 

313-235-2417. 13-829-1511 

NEW RESORT CONDO SUITES 

FURNISHED FROM $33,900 

(Qusrter Ownership) 

Th* Water Street Inn 

on Lake Charlevoix in Boyne City 

1(800)456-4313 

TWO LAKEFRONT 

HOMES! 

PINE LAKE - New construction 

3500 sq.ft. $525,000 

UNION LAKE - New construction 

5800 *q It $625,000 

Tri-Mount/Aspen Const. 

478-7747 • Michelle 

WMfTE LAKE-FRONT bukdable lot, 

40x167. poeaRUa walk-out. «tew ol 

mam teke 4 Inch we* Perked 

Cal 

662-7267 or 36CV03S0 

WOLVERINE LAKEFRONT HOMES 

4 bedroom. 2 beth ranch, finished 

wea-out oassmsnt. 2 car attached 

garage. 2 flrepleoe*. baeutfKk view 

Mu*l nd $199,000 

4 to 5 bedrooms, 2% toth r*nch 

wrth nraplac* $ wadi-out baaement 

2 car attached gerage $130,000 

669-3564 

Custom 

'ikykghi* 

WOLVER LAKE!! 

bum contemporary, wtth 5 

ykghts. marbl* 

foy*r. whirlpool 

bath I stand up shower m ma*t*r 

bath 2 wet ber*. fireplace Deck by 

lake and much more $299,900 

F13SH-WL 

ERA - COUNTRY RlDQE 

474-3303 

348 Cemetery Lots 

CADILLAC Memorial Garden* W**t 

12 lot* In The Garden of the Faith, 

located N ol th* lake Currently sekmg 

lor over $800 Wa *ek tor $400 * 

piece CM Mark 422-6720 

CEMETARY PACKAGE FOR 2 

caakeu, marker, plots 

Crypt*, 

$7500 

W**kday* 8am-4pm 651-3520 

CEMETERY PLOT£. complete peckage 

at reduced prices Oeklsnd 

H*S. Novi. 

Cad eves. 1-904^753-0472 

CHRISTIAN MEMORIAL Omurel 

Center Rochester HMs 2 lots, 

vaults 6 i*wn crypts 792-7529 

HOLY SEPULCHRE M*u»oteum 

Crypt. B-1. Section 16 Beeutlful 

ares Floor Level. inOudea Entombment 

and Lettering 

Cal 357-05 

ROSELANO PARKS CEMETERY 

6 lots. Section 34 $600 eech 

* al purchased $3400 

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354 Income Property 

BEVERLY HtLLS 3 bedroom. 2 toth 

Brick ranch, with 2'4 yr $1500/ 

mo leeee. $150,000 

Serioua investors 

only 737-3359 

OFFICE COMPLEX 26,800 sq 

It 

owner says negotiate cepitakzation 

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0 Sherwood. Mt Pleesant Reelty 

1517)773-5972 

358 Mortgagee A 

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AUTO BOOY SHOP For Sale 24450 

6 Mke. 2 b*s. W ol TaMgraph 

property Included, $175,000 

Wor*:534-3176 Home 851-6143 

AVAILABLE SHARED 

EXECUTIVE 

Office, bualneas. answering aervtca. 

W Bloomfield 

BE YOUR OWN BOSSI1 

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CHILDREN'S CLOTHING Boutique 

Beeutlful store Reputation for 

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growing location $39,900 pki* 

Inventory 644-4709 

COMPLETE TOOL & DIE SHOP 

Good equipment 

No broker* or d*1en 

459-0280 or 562-7315 

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FREE STANDING commercial budding 

5400 aq. fl. High vtalbMty Northwe*t 

Livonia. Overhead 

door Appointment only. 47 

garaga 

4-4846 

ffl nestled in a setting oj lakes surrounded by beautiful landscaping 

FREE STANDING Commercial 

Budding. 2,400 *q ft estimate N.W 

Oakland Co»*ity 

High frame groaa 

araa. Priced under mark**. T*rms 

673-6654 or 867-9806 

Entrepreneur's 

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Th* itoel home bu*in**s location 

Tfk* immaculele ranch faeture* 3 

bedroom*, oantrai air. exlenaive insulation. 

pertlaky Itniahed basement. 

3 car attached garag* 6 

morel Zoned kght mduatnal 6 r**idantial 

Tha beeutlful 43 acra lot 

back* to th* woods. You have to toe 

tma oriel $96,500 

Very motwsted 

Mien Cal. 

Dave Bryant or Gary Jonea 

Remerica 


459-6222 

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PIZZA 

BUSINESS 

growing, exceiant 

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potential, good equipment, uvoraa 

*r**, ownars retiring 

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51174, Uvonia. MK* 46151-5174 

360 Business 

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DECORA TINQ D^N 

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• 1,000 Open Nationwide 

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• Successful 6 Proven Buaine** 

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& Recognition 

400 Apt*. For Rent 

C*kMr L* 655 8640 

HAIR SALON EQUIPMENT 

lurnltur^ 

6 supplies Like iwn Co*t 

$50 000 Asking $29 000 

347-2220 or 346-6315 

INVESTORS NEEDED - for **t*bksnad 

sttol corporsnon Rat** ol return 

as Mgh as 18% on 

year program 

Cak lor informaUon 644-5355 

PARTNEA WANTEO Thriving 

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466-3278 

PICTURE FRAMING - Well 

estsbkshed retail cueiom 6 do It 

yourself store locatad m downtown 

are* of arfluent Detroit suburb 

Good lease Secure custom* case 

M*|Or equipment recently purchased 

268 E Maple. Suite 230. 

Birmingham 48009 

PIZZA Carry Out 

Starting our 5lh 

year Excakent location, short hour* 

Equ«m*nt Uk* new Must sen Sac 

riflce $65,000 After 4 476-0627 

ROUTE FOR SALE 

in YpsMnl.. BeHevike i M«en are* 

Call after 7pm 699-6667 

VENDING BULK CANDY 

MOW Sweat It la. Featuring MAM 

candles Excedent return on investment. 

minimum invest men I of 

$3 000 local localion* are provided 

Phone 9AM-6PM. 

I-600-444-1964 

$100,000 YEAR 

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AUBURN HILLS - 1 bedroom 

Include*. 

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mo Evenings 370-9029 

BIRMINGHAM 

central Mr. carport 

Wa» to shoppmg 

Heat Included. $495 per 

month Can Ann after 6pm 647-4234 

BIRMINGHAM/DOWNTOWN 

Studio apartment avakeble 1st week 

in Oct $465 rent. $650 security Oepsort. 

No pets. Ce* 10-4" 478-6333 

BIRMINGHAM Downtown Luxurious 

apt \ townhouaa 2 bedrooma. 

2 baths, alt appliance* 2 attached 

garages $1400 6 up 646-5904 

BIRMINGHAM - downtown 

2 bedroom* 

2 D*tn fireplace Indoor 

parking 

1 year lease $955 month 

642-7400 

BIRMINGHAM IN Town Duplex 556 

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649-1649 or Manager 643-0750 

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Century 21 

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BIRMINGHAM 

Lincoln House Apts. 

NEAR DOWNTOWN 

2 bedroom with self-cleaning oven, 

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blinds central heat 1 ak slorege 

645-2999 

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$700 TOTAL MOVE-IN COST 

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BIRMINGHAM, 

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$525 month Carpeted, newty decorated, 

balcony or patio 

Credit report 

required 301 N Eton 

356-2600 Evee 649-1650 

400 Apte. For Rent 

BIRMINGHAM 

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... Lendecaping 

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BIRMINGHAM MANOR 

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649-8909 

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Luxury apts In downtown Bkrmngham 

Studio 1.2 * 3 bedroom apts 

avekabfe indoot parking 642-9000 

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(wMh Full Basemen 11 

From $700 Month 

Immedaet* Occup*ncy 

Leeemg Hour* Irom Bern-5pm Oaky 

Sat 

I2noon-3pm orcan 

646-1166 

400 Apt*. For Rent 

BLOOMFIELD 

) L U B 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS LOCATION 

SPACIOOS 

1. 2 ANO 3 BEDHOOMS 

FROM (495 

• CARPORTS 

• THRU-UNIT DESIGN 

• DISHWASHERS 

• LAUNDRY FACILITIES 

. STORAGE FACILITIES 

• BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED 

•POOL 

Cak Gerry, 335-6610 

BIRMINGHAM/TROY- Monthly fur-, 

niahed room 6 belh with privileges 

Luxury apertment References $425 

643-9081 

BIRMINGHAM - UPTOWN 

anglee 

• etcoms 2 Bedroom 1100 eq rt 

•ndudee heel * weler $TOO'MO 1 

Month rem free Agent 644-3232 

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without a long lerm Investment or 

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room*, greet clo*wt« & Morag* We 

even pay the heel It s th* be*i value 

I arrangement m Bktmnghem 2 

bedroom. 2 bath. $950 per month 

1111 N Woodward 642-9660 

CARRIAGE COVE 

LUXURY APTS. 

ILILLEY 6 WAMREN) 

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Private Entranced 

One Bedroom - $495. 900 sq n 

Two Bedroom - $570. 1100 St Ft 

Vertical blinds S carport included 

We offer 6 month leasee m two bedroom 

apartments only 

Rose OoherTy property manager 

981 -4490 

BIRMINGHAM Downtown studio 

apt available Indoor perking, i yeer 

lease $575 to $585 par month 

I 642-7400 

BIRMINGHAM Newly remodeled 1 

6 2 bedroom apartments |u*t E of 

Adama Rd near downtown Birmmgnam 

Rental rate* include heal, watar. 

verticle b*r»d». new kitchen, new 

appliance*. mirror*d doors 6 upgraded 

carpeting 

OPEN SAT 

For hirthur Info cak 644-1300 


FAIRWAY CLUB 

Golfslde Apts. 

1 S 2 Bedroom 

Free Goll 

Heat & Hot Water Free 

Carport Included 

728-1105 

BIRMINGHAM. 1 bedroom & 1 bed 

room w/den, beet 6 garage included 

$450-S880'mo AvakaMe immedlately 

Ctoee to town 

Bruce. 647-6464Manager 643-0750 

BIRMINGHAM, 155 W Frank, 2 

bedroom Bat. hrepiace. garaga. carpel. 

dlsTiwaaher. storage and mora 

ojm lownaacorated 

Close to town $700/mo 645-2437 

BIRMINGHAM - 2 bedr 

1H bath, newly 

BIRMINGHAM - 2457 E Maple. 1 

bedroom, carpet 

bknds. dishwasher 

carport, cantral ak plus more 

No pets Leeea $500 643-4428 

BIRMINGHAM 2567 E 

bedroom, carpet, tends, dlahwasher. 

storage, heet mduded 

Leaaa 

No pet* $475 647-7077 

PRIVATE PARTY is mt*re*led 

m 

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Cak Mark 644-1006 

400 Apte. For Rent 

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. CANTON 981-7200 

42711 Ford Rd 

"CLINTON TWP. 791-8444 

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— - - " 453-6611 

r PLYMOUTH 

Plyrnouth Hills 

Apartments 

746 S. Mill St. 

Modern 1 and 2 Bedroom 

'•WASHER-DRYER 

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-•ACCESS TO 1-275 

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• DISHWASHER 

• NO PETS 

FROM $445 

Oat* Mon.-Sal l-6pm 

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455-4721 278-8319 

PONTIAC Miatortc District 

1 bed- 

6375 par month 

No pats 

335-6190 

rtar 

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TREE TOP 

MEADOWS 

Quaet. convenient Hying comas with 

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illi sills Novi- Feeturae include: 

• Ovaraas rooms 4 balcony 

• Air conditioning 

• Window treetments 

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• Hot weler 

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good 

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2 BEDROOM - 6585 

(Ask about our spaoalsl 

Opan daily I0em-7pm 

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348-9590 642-8886 

PLYMOUTH-SpeOous 1 4 2 bedroom 

apartment-quiet complex Appliances. 

heal included. air. 

6465 - 6515 par month 

Applications 346-6077 498-2923 

PLYMOUTH - 

1 badroom, appliances. 

IV* mo. security 

1 yr lease 

1385/mo Small pats okay Available 

Oct 1 Altar 7pm 476-6236 

REDFORO AREA 

FROM $395 

• Free Heat 

• Larga 1 & 2 Bedrooms 

• Cable Ready 

• Walk-in Closet 

• Lighted Parting 

• 1 or 2 Year Lease 

• ntruenri Alarm System 

FROM 6385 

GLEN 

C O V E 

TELEGRAPH % mile S ot 1-96 

536-2497 

REDFORD AREA 

Telegraph-5 Mile 16 2 bedroom 

dean, decorated, quiet, carpet, air 

conditioner, bands, heat included 

For mature, protssslonsl people 

wtth r iterances From 6375. 

PARKSIDE APTS 

532-9234 

REDFORO theatre (6-Grend River I 

area. Studio 6220. 1 badroom $265 

1* deposit. Cats Heat Hardwood 

Appaancae. Single O.K. Free airplane 

ode with rental 154-6325 

ROCHESTER HILLS - Bedroom/Ttvroom 

apartment 

AH utKties 

MO Rural Area. 375-0180 

Ing ro 

1380 1. 

ROCHESTER - Immaculate 2 bedroom. 

l'-i baft. (Mng roam, dtmng 

area, dan. kitchen. aH 

walk m cloeet. larga storage 

624 

(Oct. 1.6675. 24-2334 

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APARTMENTS 

FALL 

SPECIAL! 

$100 Security Deposit 

With Approved Credll 

1 Bedroom Apartments 

From $425 

includes Heat & Watar 

651-7270 

W00DCREST VILLA 

APARTMENTS & ATHLETIC ClUB 

Specious 1 Balconies. Deluxe Carpeting 

i individual Central Air/Heel 

• Deluxe Applianoaa Including 

dishwasher 4 disposal 

• Swimming Pool 

2 BEDROOM FROM $585 

Short or Long Term Lllill 

Sr Otttene Welcomed I 

Winter Heel Speosl 

Free Gift Just For Coming ml 

S U N N Y M E D E 

APTS. 

561 KIRTS 

S of Big a* 

LNemois 4 Crooks) 

362-0290 

TROY - Large 1 bedroom, tree heat 

4 water, appliances, drapae. carpelad. 

ak. cable, rmcroweve. Secure 4 

quite $460 

526-3224 or 64fr-06»4 

Troy 

QUALITY WE CAN BRAG ABOUT! 

A perfect blend 

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THREE OAKS 

One snd two bedroom apartments 

382-4088 

% mils E. oI Crooks on Watttes 

atk-75 

WALLED LAKE 

WALNUT RIDGE APTS. 

1 MONTH FREE RENT 

Large 2 bedroom 

Includes heat & water 

Near Twelve Oaks Mall 

Sr. Discount 

669-1960 

WAYNE - Columbus Apartments 

1 4 2 bedroom apartments Nicely 

decorsted. with ippasnoss $375- 

$425 + deposit 72S-5214 

WAYNE/WESTLANO Extrs nice 1 

bedroom i*Vts Sma* apt 

budding 

on MewCurgh Newly renovated 

Spadal terms for over 50. Ca* now! 

Limited often No security dapoalt. ft 

quaafled 721-6609 591-0165 

WAYNE 1 6 2 BEDROOM 

$395 6 up par mo Includes heet. 

water, sppssncss. 4 new carpet 

531-2523 or 531-6291 or 728-6822 

W BLOOMFIELD . HELP11 Roomkrxury 

3 bedroom. 2 beth, m prtme 

location Leave msssipi. 766-2512 

$200 Deposit 

'wtth approved credit 4 this ad) 

W E S T L A N D 

P A R K 


Across from City Park 

(OerryHIBI 

(between Mlddtebelt 4 Merrtman^ 

1 & 2 bedrooms. 1V4 baths 

Pool. Vertical Blinds 

Secured Locked Hallways 

HEAT INCLUOED 

From $445 

Monthly or Leeas 

729-6636 

Wasttvid SPECIAL ON 

SECURITY DEPOSIT $200 

1 MONTH FREE RENT ON 

1 BEDROOM APTS. 

Limited time only 

WESTLAND AREA 

. POOL 

Club House, Patio. Pets Allowed. 

Air, Carpet. 

FREE HEAT 4 HOT WATER 

1 BEDROOM - $445 


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Weellsnd s Finest Apartments 

Cherry Hli Near Merrtman 

Deify 11am-6pm - Sat 10am-2pm 

729-2242 

V E N O Y PINES APTS. 

A beeufttc* piece 

lo live 

Centraly located in Wsetlsnd 

a 1 4 2 bedr ooms 

(some «rtth flrepiacee) 

e POOL Tennis Courts. Club Houee. 

Central Ak. Dlehwesher, 

Disposal. Laundry FecWUes 

BeeutffuHy Landscaped 

261-7394 

Office Hrs. Mon thru Frl. »4 

Sat. 10-4 

A Yort Property Community 

APARTMENTS 

M O N T H L Y 

L E A S E S 

18 PRIME LOCATIONS 

Furnished with houssearss. Inane, 

color TV 6 more UtaRlee Inckided 

FROM $38 A DAY 

MINIMUM 1 MONTH 

1.2. 4 3 Bedroom tets 

Unmatched Personal Service 

Evening Appts. Available 

Executive LMng Suites 

474-9770 1-800-582-9788 

A.E.. M.C.. Visa Accepted 

For Ront 

Home Suite Home 

MICHIGAN'S FINEST 

FURNISHED APTS. 

Quality furnishings, fully 

or si oi neme 4 cable TV 

M O N T H L Y 

L E A S E S 

F R O M 

$35/DAY 

540-8830 

A E . M C . Vlaa accepted 

NOVI S A W A R D 

WINNING 

C O M M U N I T Y 

SAOOLE CREEK 

Beeutifu»y furnished 1-2 bedroom 

spertmsnts assigned to provide sn 

ths comforts of home lor trie corporste 

t's rsler on s monthly bsais 

344-9988 

On Novi Rd., between 9 4 

10 Mile. Just S. of Twelve 

Oaks Mall. 

AUBURN HILLS- Executive 1 bedroom. 

nswfy remodeled 4 decorated 

Mmutse from Bioomheid HAS, 

Birmingham. 4 Troy. 646-5435 

Birmingham Downtown 

M O N T H L Y 

L E A S E S 

1 OR 2 BEDROOM 

FULLY FURNISHED 

Starts at $32.50/Day 

UTILITIES INCLUDED 

851-4157 

EXECUTIVE GARDEN APTS 

BIRMINGHAM - DOWNTOWN 

1 bedroom executive rental wtth sit 

ameniuee. Quiet, elegant 4 

exceptionei. SMS/mo. 335-0750 

BIRMINGHAM 

DOWNTOWN 

bedroom, completely furnished 

Diehes. imene. color TV. ak 

Short 

term avakabie. $a95/mo 

includes 

utilities Security deposit 642-0093 

BIRMINGHAM 

PUTNEY MEWS 

Complete* kjrnlshed towrvhoueee 

20 deOohtfui 2 

bedroom units. TV. Oshes. 

linens 

ExtendeUe 30 day 

. Greet location. 

From $980 

889-8482 

BIRMINGHAM/RoyN Oak. Luxury 

furnished 1 bedroom condo Neutral 

decor, new carpet, color TV. mine 

4 utansat. 737-9296 

B A R S U D O R 

A R M S 

50% OFF 

First Month's Rent 

2 bedroom apartment, 

i to shopping 4 schools Heal/ 

r included $450 722-5366 

•BAkCLA 

TROY 

3 Bedroom Townhouses 

From $ 6 7 5 

HEAT INCLUOED 

PETS WELCOME 

R O C H E S T E R 

VILLAS 

Mon -Set 9am-5pm 

879-2488 

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if {-a / 

W A R R E N 

Hoover Rd Between 114 12 MBe 

1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. 

F R O M $480 

REGENCY PARK 

APARTMENTS 

Mon!-Frl. 9em-5pm 

Set 10am-2pm 

573-0180 

Y HOUSE 

1 bedroom 

heet. carpet, air, Intercom. 

2 ear parting. 

42M786 

WESTLAND- 

Extrs larga Super i 

$420 includes has 

WESTLAND - CAPRI APARTMENTS 

1 bedroom starting at $420 Heet 4 

wetar included Special $200 eeeur- 

Ity deposit 261-5410 

WESTLANO 

room apt 

a updated 1 bedarid 

refrigerator In 

«. s or pavner. E. o» Venoy. $315 

security RE-M.Co. 427-3244 

FORO/WAYNE RO AREA 

4 2 badroom spts 

Amenities Include; 

eCarpeeng 

W A R R I S 

F A R M S 


Move-In Special 

1st month free 

SpadoueS bedroom units oniy Our 

2 bedrooms neve 2 M or 1* baths 

Aa units include washer, dryer, vertlctee. 

Central ak and sppSsnces 

Cea tor appointment. 

Hours 9am-5pm cloesd Wed 4 Sun 

421-6200 

WESTLANO WOODS APTS 

Spacious 1 and 2 badroom apartments 

Amenities Induds: 

e Carpeting 

e Owner paid heet 

• Pooi 

e Laundry tadauee 

e Intercom 

FORD & WAYNE RD AREA 

Evening & weekend hours. 

728-2880 

e Part-aka setting 

a CJoee to shopping 

e Owner paM heet 

COUNTRY VILLAGE APTS 

326-3280 

WESTLANO - Joy 6 Mlddtebelt Studio 

w/kitchen, beth. storsgs 

Oft 

street parting, heal Non-amokar 

pielen eO $350-t security Immediate 

occupency After 8pm: 437-3131 

•esttend 

LOOK WHAT WE'RE DOING 

2 B e d r o o m Special 

$200 MOVE-IN REBATE 

Central Air 4 Pool 

Heat 4 Watar Paid 

Western 

Hills 

729-6520 


1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. 

From $405 

Heat included 

HINES PARK 

APARTMENTS 

Morv-Frl 9em-5pm 

Sat. lOem-Spm 

425-0052 

BJrmingham/W BtoomAald 

BLOOMFIELD LAKES APTS 

FALL SPECIAL ON RATES 

3 corporate apartments srsksMs In 

STUOtO $600 

ONE BEDROOM $600 - $660 

TWO BEDROOM: $660 - $700 

Heat 4 water Included Weahar 4 

dryer on mam floor AJ 

fuay furnished «*h assign sr 

FULLY FURNISHED 

CORPORATE SUITES 

Westland Towers 

Our t snd 2 bedroom lurnahed Cor - 

porate spertments take the Inconvenience 

out of your relocation 

traneler Decorator Isslgn high rtee 

spertments feature fuBy equipped 

kltchene with uteneas. maid eervtce 

indoor heeled swnmming pooL tennis. 

sxcenee end sauna 

Month to 

month lei 

Westtend Toners is 1 b* * of 

Wayne Rd 

between Ford 4 Wsrrsn 

Rds- Cal 721-2500 

W BLOOMFIELD 

EXECUTIVE RENTALS 

1-2-3 bedrooms 

Elegsnt, complete 

661-0771 

W BLOOMFIELD - AJdmgbroofcs 

Apt Sub leass Beautifully fur 

rushed, 2 bedroom, 2 bath. Washer 

dryer garege $600,'MO 

Available 

Oct - Apr Call 661-1742 

404 Houses For Rant 

Sharp 3 bedroom bungalow 

encee many extraa $725 

plua depoelt 

spp» 

nonlh 

689-1325 

BIRMINGHAM 4 ALL CITIES 

H O M E S F O R RENT 

SEE 100'S WHERE 

TENANTS 4 LANOLOROS 

SHARE LISTINGS • 642-1620 

FREE CATALOGUE 

864 SoAdama Btrrmnghem. Mt 

BIRMINGHAM - beautiful. 5 bedroom, 

2Vi beth. lamlfy room, library 

1st floor laundry, Birmingham 

schools 8 month minimum $2,000.' 

644-3647 

ver. esc. 4 ere cable ready Meal tor 

executives or Euskiaas persona relocating 

into area. Cleaning servlcee 

No pets. 

2920 Schroder SNd . 2 ba^ N of 

Orchard Laka Rd off Cess LJke Rd 

FOR APPOINTMENT 

681-9161 661-6309 334-8392 

FARMINGTON HILLS PARK MOTEL 

Cable + HBO, free local phone service 

4 Utumee i bedroom apts 

$175 wkly No deposit. Alao rooms 

4 efficiencies. 30661 Grand River 

474-1324 

HOME AWAY FROM HOME. INC 

Short leeas Elegantly turmehed 4 

equipped 1, 2 or 3 bedroom spts 

No pets- From $1150 626-1714 

LAKE ORION - Very Prtvetel Upper 

helf of Vtctortan on Lake Orion 

Great for office and Ivlng • 

Adults only Al utamas paid 

over $400 693-6283 

W BL OOM FIELD- WALNUT LAKE. 2 

bedroom cottage type apartment 

Specious lot. baautfM aree $425 

655-5087 

Sccisdale clparimnts 

Mtwbuah bttmmn Jov i Wmrni 

From*445 

FREE HEAT 

FREE COOKING GAS 

VERTICAL BLINDS 

1 A 2 ladroowt • 1% Baths • Central Ak • Pool 

• Laundry ft Storage 

• Tennis • Carport • Clubfeouee • CaMe Reedy 

Model Open 9-5 Dally 

12-5 Weekends 

s r 455-4300 


8200 North Wayne Rd. 

8TUOfO-$365 


2 BEDROOM -$460 

FREE HEAT & WATER 

$200 SECURITY DEPOSIT 

(with approved credit) 

Senior Olacou*. Pool 4 air Caoee to 

722-5155 

ORION TWP - Lovely studto apartment 

m quiet country estate Mealy 

turmahed 4 al carpeted. Available 

to non amoklng i sapmnaane person. 

$400/MO.. Includesa«uUBttee 

Security 4 references. 663-2667 

BIRMINQHAM/Btoomfieid V»age 3 

badroom. 2V» bath wakameburg colonial. 

Exceaem condition 

Central 

ak. scieened porch, finished beeement. 

2 car garage 

Larga prtvate 

yard $2000 per mo 647-6832 

BIRMINGHAM - Charming 

Pierce 

St. brick cape cod. 5 rooms 1st 

Soor 2 rooms up 

1 bath, fireplace 

includes porch, appaanraa. Brushed 

beaemant affh bar. 2 

$800 mo. 

Caa after 7pm: 

BIRMINGHAM, colonial. 2 bedroom. 

2 bath, porch, deck. 2 car garaga. 

dmmg room. Ivtng room, breakfast 

room. $860 Eve 644-0069 

BIRMINGHAM 

Deluxe spertments edjacent to large 

pert m a neighborhood eatttng Dignified 

quiet buedtng. Easy we* to 

•ve theatre, shops, restaurants 1 4 

2 bedroom apartments 644-6105 

BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN. 

Price reduoed. must leaaa 

3 bedroom, 

1\» bath, hardwood Boors 4 

oak moldings. Drive By. 735 Ann St. 

$1.2S5/mo Can Todd 542-3488 

BIRMINGHAM - Executive 4 bedroom 

brick colonel 

circular drive, 

tamay room, fireplace, wei bar, 2'i 

bathe, covered porch 

Smea pets 

OK. Aveiiabis Oct 1. $2200 

04 H PROPERTIES 737-4002 

BIRMINGHAM. Immediate, n town! 

4 badroom. 2H bath, t eeemam.^^s- 

19 

OLD 

REDfORO 

mant 

1 bedroom. kNcftan. laundry, 

etc... Very Mce. $275 utmtae Included 

Quiet mature parson 533-7352 

ROCHESTER-Oowntown 2 bedroom 

apartment. $620 per month, heat rvt 

661-6447 

ROYAL OAK - 1 bedroom apartments. 

From $540/mo. Short taaaes 

Mor TV. 

mi- 

10AM-8PM 866-2707 

SUITE LIFE 

• BeauMuey Furnished 

• Bkinlnqhem - Royal Oek 

• immedtele occupency 

549-5500 

• W e s t l a n d 

• 

HUNTINGTON 

ON THE HILL 

One Bedroom Spccial! 

s 

1 0 0 FIRST MONTH'S 

[77 beautiful acraa of par*] 

and recreational paths - Foui 

Seasons of actMty wtth j 

comfortable IMng In a special 

neighborhood atmosphere inl 

Faimlnqton HMa. ExceMenttyf 

serviced and maintained « 

and 2 bedroom apartments! 

and townhouaaa. Easy and 

quick acceea to >-M and 

1-275 - direct route* to (hafl 

airport, downtown Detroit and 

Dearborn Heights 

Finest Community 

e 

Peaceful. Established Community 

Clubhcjuac 

Just minutes from Fairtanc Mall 

1 Bedroom. 2 B e d r o o m 

ft 2 Bedroom Townlumeee 

from Just &440 

9 Mile; 

Farmington 

A UZNIS DEVELOPMENT 

CALL TOO AY 

1478-46641 

Perfectly located 

on Inkster Rd. 1 

Mock N. of Cherry 

HUl 

Open Mas 

B* 11-4 

278-1550 

On Ann Arbor Tr.nl Just '.Vest of Inkstf r Ro.ttl 

4 2 5 - 6 0 7 0 

Mon.-Fri. 9-6 Sat. 12-4 

LOOK HERE FIRST 

FMktg tha parted place to 9* to easy. 

WARREN PLAZA 

APARTMENTS 

. 10 MHe and Hoovor 

Convaniantty located near (-600 

1 and 2 BEDROOM UNITS 

INCLUDES HEAT 

FREE CABLE TV 

• Air Conditioning 

• Carpeting 

• Appllancee 

• Disposal 

• Storage FacHWeee 

• Laundry 

• Swimming Pool • Tennis Courts 

I renoveleo $650 

par month 451-0476 or 463-1706 

PVYMOyTM DOWNTOWN 

Channdryer. 

heat A 

pets $675 mo 

REDFORD-Schoc»craft/lnksser 

Rd 

27th 274-1144 or 623-2289 

ROYAL OAK 

Oupiei - Brick 2 bedroom 

appaancae 

ak. Ml basement $480 

5 room loaer. $635 includes heat 4 

aster 541-0070 or 385-4785 

SYLVAN LAKE Watertront 

5 tmrv 

utss from Summit Maa 4 Oakland 

County BuSdmga One bedroom 

per $365/mo 778-7 

WESTLANO - Clean small 2 badroom 

with basement updeted Ford 

8 Ha Ares $400 plus security 

Cak 591-3469 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 12 Mile/ 

Farmtngton Ra 

3 bedroome. appkknees 

No pels $1450 + security 

326-5849. 476-4406 or 489-0740 

FARMINGTON - lovely 2 bedroom 

houee, 2 car attached garaoe. 

lanced yvd. close to town, $760/ 

month 553-6138 

GARDEN CITY 3 badroom. newt, 

decorsted fi« basement, IV* beth 

central air. 2 car oarage 4 opener 

$850 mo 726-0630 Evee 326-8213 

HOLLY/LAKEFRONT - Charming 2 

badroom on private lefce Famey. living 

room. 2 tul bath, attached 2 car 

garage $800 par mo. 558-3814 

HOMES OF THE WEEK 

FARMINGTON HILLS - Secluded 4 

bedroom coloniai. 3.000 sq ft., 2'* 

bath, living, tamay 4 dining room, 

basement 

2'-t car garaga 4 much 

more $1.500/mo. 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 4 Bedroom 

colonial. 2% bath, 1st floor laundry 

EaceBent condition, monad bssernerrt 

8 Mile 4 Hsistaed area 

$1 500/mo 

TROY - 3 Badroom ranch 

1'1 batn, 

all kitchen appliances, finished 

basement Adams/Msple sres 

$650/mo 

8 MONTH LEASE OR LONGER 

HARRIMAN REAL ESTATE 

477-6960 

LIVONIA - 2 badroom 

brick. t'A 

baths. 2 car attached oarage appkancas. 

central aw. 1150 sq ft basement. 

$795 plus security 

474-5150 or 471-0777 

NOVI - Executive 1966 4 bedroom 

colonial (3400 aq ft ), ceramic foyer 

library, wel bar 30 * 18 kitchen, 2'-t 

batha. lot. cantral ak, avakabie mid 

October $2500 

D 4 H PROPERTIES 737-4002 

N DEARBORN HEIGHTS - Beautiful 

3 bedroom ranch houaa w*th baaement 

$750/MO. plus utilities 7443 

Colonial CaB 584-7626 

W BLOOMFIELD- Lakefront beeuty 

3-4 bedrooms. 2 baths W 

Bloomfield schools 

$890 per mo 

649-2646 

W BLOOMFIELD 

Cute 2 bedroom 

carport lencad yard, newer carpeting. 

new bum-in oven, laka privileges 

Laaae $565 month 649-2649 

W BLOOMFIELD - Walnut Lake 

prfiikeqea. weki 10 beach, very rkca 4 

badroom. 2 beth 2 car attacAad garage 

2.000 sq ft. home 

Leeee lor 

$1,100 Cal after 6pm 737-8904 

11 BLOOMFIELD - 3200 sq ft 4 

bedroom 2'1 beth colonial with W 

BloomlWd schools, lake prtvaegea. 

$1475/mo Available now 655-4411 

W BLOOMFIELD. beautiful 3 bedroom. 

IVi beth brick ranch Real 

cleen On 2H wooded seres Laka 

prtvSegee $850/mo 425-3589 

W BLOOMFIELD. prime location. 2! 

3 badroom. 1V» bath, ranch 1 acre 

prtvate tread $l000/mo./opltcn 

Immediate occupancy 644-4674 

tl BLOOMFIELD - executive 4 bedroom 

colonial. 2H baths okntral ak. 

nrepiaca. walk out baicorry 

study. 2 car garaga. $1900. 

security 295-031Jc 

626-3066 

/mo 

plus 

W. BLOOMFIELD LAKEFRONT 

Scenic wooded waterfront lot Newly 

modernized 4 landsceped 3 bedroom. 

IVi bath, fireplace, family 

room, 2 car attached garaoe Lawn.' 

snowcare $1650 681-0373 

WESTLAND - 2 bedroom lower, car 

pet. curtains, sppkentes. drapae 

Abeomtefy no pats neterericas 

459-6266 

412 Townhousee- 

Condos For Rant 

AUBURN HILLS. SOUTHFIELD 


Outstanding 2 4 3 badroom townhouaaa 

4 ranches with attached garsees. 

tuS amenities 

•Wburn His 852-7550 

412 Townhouaaa 

Condos For Rant 

415 Vacation Rantais 

FARMINGTON Downtown arse 

dryer Indoor pool Na 

Oubhouee 

$465 includes gtaRMa 

476-7563 

NORTHVILLE - PINEKNOLL 

Townahouee. 2 badroome. 1 bath. 2 

'* baths tame, room palto deck, no 

pets. $685/month 348-4160 

NOYL 

Twelve Oaks 

Townhomes 

2 4 3 badroom townhomes. k«y 

UPS rmn bands, bseemenls 4 

carports Novi schools Chadren 

welcome Haggerty Rd . lust 5 of 10 

Mke Open Oaky 1-5pm I Closed 

Thurs 4 Sun ) 

471-7470 

NOVI-Wsaed Lake erei 

aous 

1 bedroom unit 

lake, laundry room w/weahar/dryar. 

garaga Mmutee from 12 Oaks $585 

mo 624-7286 

PLYMOUTH - 2 bedroom condo 

with pool No pets $525 per month 

indudae heet 4 water Pieeee 

can 455-9063 

Weatherstone-SouthfteM 350-1286 

Foxpomle-fermmgtcm Ms 473-1127 

SummB-Farmmpton His 626-4396 

Covmglon Club-Fsrmington HN 

851-2730 

KAFTAN ENTERPRISES 

THE TOWNHOUSE SPECIALIST 

352-3600 

BIRMINGHAM CONOO 

2 Badroom. oentrsl Mr. ak appliances. 

$750/mo. + security 

Tha Home Co 546-7779 

BIRMINGHAM - DOWNTOWN location 

2 bedroom, is* bath, hardwood 

floors ttiroughout. fireplace, 

remodeled kllchan. 646-6402 

BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN 2 bedroom. 

1'/» beth. townhouse style duple* 

(uM renovated, large kftchan. 

Hrsplaca. Florida 

room. ArsksOls 

unmadiataly $S50/mo 433-3616 

BIRMINGHAM, large 3 bedroom. 2 

bath, cloaa to town, avaaebie immediately. 

ful bsasmsnL$770 

Mfce: 

849- l64ôr manager 643-0750 

W 

BLOOMFIELD - Orchard Lake 

making - Morris Lafca. exclusive 

wooded 1 acre wel erfront. gorgeous 

view 3 bedroom, ivt bath, unique 

smaa r***. Interior compialafy naa 

4 modernoad New window treatments 

Naw landecsping 2'* car st 

tached oarage. L«wn/snow removM. 

$1550 For appt 355-5555 

W BLOOMFIELD 

One badroom home. 

Very good condftlon. $500/mo 

•664-6766 

W BLOOMFIELD WEST, 4 badrooms, 

2H baths, 

baaamem. garaga. 

appaancae. acreage, lake, option. 

$1250 plue security 360-0823 

N ROYAL OAK - Clear 3 bedroom 

bnck 

Cloee to schools 4 shopping 

Dish wesher. waaher/dryar. centrM 

air. large yard, fu« beaemant many 

extras Avsiable Oct 15 $800 - 

jacurtty 435-7716 

OAK PARK Bungalow, Bertlev 

Schools Neer 11 MHe/Cootodoe 3 

bedrooms. 1 bath Racartlly redecorated 

$660/mo 644-6686 642-1620 

PLYMOUTH-Attractive 2 badroom 

In town, aaperate

Monday. September 17. 1990 OAE *9E 

OAE Mooday. September 17.1990 

Yes, they do build 'em, 

like they used to. 

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FIND II 

HOUSING 

OPPORTUNITY 

INDEX 

REAL ESTATE/FOR SALE & 

REAL ESTATE/FOR RENT 

300-436 

See Index in Creative Living 

Real Estate Section 

EMPLOYMENT/INSTRUCTION 

i>00 Help Wanted 

SO2 Help Wanted-Dentai Medical 

504 Hetp *Vanted-0«ice- Ccai 

505 Food-Beverage 

50$ Help Warned Sates 

507 Help Wanted Part I«me 

508 Help Wanted Domestic 

509 Help Wanted Couples 

510 Sates Opportunity 

511 Entertainment 

5'2 Situations Wanted Female 

513 Situations Wanted Male 

514 Situations Wanted Male.'Female 

515 Child Care 

516 Elderly Care 4 Assistance 

517 Summer Camps 

518 Education/instructions 

519 Nursing Care 

520 Secretarial Business Services 

522 Professional Services 

523 Attorneys/Legal Counseling 

524 Ta» Service 

ANNOUNCEMENTS 

600 Personals (your discelionl 

602 lost & Found (by the word) 

603 Health. Nutrition. Weight Loss 

604 Announcements'Notices 

605 Giad Ads 

606 Legal Notices 

fr&~ insurance- 

608 Transportation/Travel 

609 Bingo 

610 Cards Df Thanhs 

612 in Memonam 

614 Death Notices 

MERCHANDISE 

700 Auction Sates 

'10 Collectibles 

"02 Antiques 

703 Gratis 

704 Rummage Sales Flea Markets 

705 Wearing Apparel 

REACH MICHIGAN'S FINEST MARKET 

FAX YOUR AD 591-6120 

644-1070 Oakland County 501-0900 Wayne County 652-3222 Rochester/Rochester Hills 

706 Garage Sale Oakland County 

707 Garage Soê Wayne County 

"08 Household GoodJ- Oakland County 

709 Household Goods-Wayne County 

7 10 Misc lor Sale Oakland County 

711 Misc to« Sale-Wayne County 

7 12 Apphances 

"•3 B-cyctes Sale i Repair 

" 14 Business & Ottice Equipment 

"15 Computers 

716 Commercial-Industrial Equipment 

7 1 7 Lawn. Garden & Snow Equipment 

718 Building Materials 

719 Hoi Tubs Sp*s 8 Pools 

720 Farm Produce Flowers Plants 

72 1 Hospital Equipment 

722 Hobbies-Coins Stamps 

723 Jewelry 

7?4 Camera and Supplies 

"26 Musical instruments 

727 Video Games Tapes 

728 VCR TV Ste'eo Tape Decks 

729 CB Radios. Cellular Phones 

730 Sporting Goods 

734 Trade or Sell 

735 Wanted to Buy 

ANIMALS 

738 Household Pets 

740 Pet Services 

744 Horses Livestock Equipment 

AUTOMOTIVE/TRANSPORTATION 

800 Recreational Vehicles 

802 Snowmobiles 

804 Airplanes 

805 Boat Docks. Mannas 

806 Boats/Motors 

607 Beat Parts 4 Service 

808 Vehicle/Boat Storage 

810 insurance Motor 

812 Motorcycles Go-Karts Mimbtkes 

8 13 Motorcycles Parts 4 Service 

814 Campers/Motorhomes/Trailers 

816 Auto.'Tracks Parts ft Leasing 

818 Auto Rentals leasing 

8 19 Autn Financing 

820 Autos Wanted 

32 1 Junk Cars Wanted 

822 Trucks for Sale 

823 Vans 

824 Jeeps/4 Wheel Drive 

825 Sports 4 Imported 

852 Classic Cars 

854 American Motors jeep 

855 Eagle 

856 Bu-ck 

858 Cadillac 

860 Chevrolet 

862 Chrysler 

864 Dodge 

866 Ford 

872 Lincoln 

874 Mercury 

8 75 Nissan 

876 Oldsmobile 

878 Plymouth 

880 Pontiac 

882 Toyota 

rt84 Votkswaqen 

BUSINESS DIRECTORY 

3 Accounting 

4 Advertising 

5 Air Conditioning 

6 Aluminum Cleaning 

9 Aluminum Siding 

'0 Antennas 

12 Appliance Service 

13 Artwork 

14 Architecture 

la Asphalt 

'-6 Asphalt SeaKoatinq 

17 Auto Cleanup 

18 Auto 4 Truck Repair 

21 Awnings 

22 Bar Deque Repair 

24 Basement Waterproofing 

25 Bathtub Refmishing 

26 Bicycle Maintenance 

27 Buck. Block 4 Cement 

29 Boat Docks 

JC Bookkeeping Service 

32 Building Inspection 

33 Buildrng Remodeling 

36 Burglar Fire Alarm 

C 7 Business Machine Repair 

39 Carpentry 

40 Cabinetry 4 Formica 

41 Carpets 

42 Carpet Cleaning 4 Dyeing 

4* Carpet taymg ft Repair 

52 Catering - Flowers 

53 Caulking 

54 Ceiling Work 

55 Chimney Cleaning 

Building 4 Repair 

56 Closet Systems 

57 Christmas Trees 

58 Clock Repair 

59 Commercial Steam Cleaning 

60 Construction Equipment 

61 Decks Patios 

62 Doors 

63 Draperies/Shpcovers 4 Clearing 

64 Dressmaking 4 Tailoring 

65 Drywali 

66 Electrical 

67 Electrolysis 

68 Energy 

69 Encavatmg 

70 Enteric* Caulking 

71 Fashion Co ordinator 5 

72 Fences 

73 F mancial Planning 

'5 Fireplaces 

16 Fireplace Enclosures 

78 Firewood 

81 Floor Service 

87 Floodlight 

90 Furnace installed Repair 

92 Furniture Finishing 4 Repair 

93 Graphics 

94. Glass Block Structural etc 

9'-' Giass Stained Beveled 

96 Garages 

97 Ga. age Door Repair 

98 Greenhouses 

99 Gutters 

102 Handyman mate/ 'emale 

105 Hauhng 

108 Heating/Cooling 

109 Home Grocery Shopping 

110 Housecleaning 

111 Home Salety 

112 Humidifiers 

114 Income Tax 

115 Industrial Serv»ce 

116 insurance Pholography 

117 Insulation 

120 interior Decorating 

121 Interior Space Management 

123 Jaoitonai 

126 Jewelry Repairs 4 Clocks 

129 Landscaping 

132 Lawn Mower Repair 

136 Lawn Maintenance 

138 Lawn Sprinkling 

140 Limousine Service 

142 LinoMMn 

144 Lock Service 

145 Management 

146 Marble 

147 Machinery 

149 Mobile Home Service 

150 Moving - Storage 

152 Mirrors 

155 Musx: Instruction 

157 Muetc Instrument Repatr 

158 New Home! 

166 Pamung - Decorating 

166 Party Planning 

(Food-Ftowers-Services) 

175 Pest Control 

178 Photography 

180 Piano Tuntng-Repatr - Refmishing 

181 Picnic Tables 

198 Plans 

200 Plastering 

215 Plumbing 

219 Pool Water Delivery 

220 Poois 

221 Porcelain Reflnishing 

222 Printing 

223 Recreational Vehicle Service 

224 Retail Hardwoods 

229 Refrigeration 

233 Roofing 

234 Scissor Saw 4 Knife Sharpening 

235 Screen Repair 

237 Septic Tanks 

241 Sewer Cleaning 

245 Sewing MacMne Repair 

246 Sign Painting 

249 Slipcovers - Sewing 

260 Solar Energy 

251 Snow Blower Rape* 

253 Snow Removal 

254 Storm Doors 

255 Stucco 

257 Steel Laminating 

260 Telephone, Service; Repair 

261 Television. Radio 4 CB 

263 Tennis Courts 

265 Terrariums 

269 Tile Work 

273 Tree Service 

274 Truck Washing 

275 Typing 

276 Typewriter Repair 

277 Upholstery 

279 Vacuums 

280 Vandalism Repair 

2*s Video Taping .Service 

282 Vinyl Repair 

283 Ventilation 4 Attic Fans 

284 Wallpapering 

285 wail Washing 

287 Washer/Dryer Repair 

289 Water Softening 

293 Welding 

294 Well Drilling 

296 Window Treatments 

297 Windows 

298 Woodworking 

299 Wood burners 

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Local pubac accounting firm haa e*- 

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sefl-etartar with 3-5 yrs recent pubhe 

accounting experience Good 

working knowledge of accounting 

functions. from reconciliation 

ihrough «w preparation of ftnanoai 

statements and tan return* a muet 

Audit experience a p*ja Send return 

to P O Box 445. Plymouth. 

Ml 44)70 

ACCOUNTANT 

Exceaem opportunity In Inventory 

management a coel accounting with 

growth oriented company Poeitton 

requirea a aeH starter with good 

work eaves, ooentve altitude 4 soety 

to work with others Bachelors 

degree with up to 2 yrs experlanca 

$22 000 plus competitive benefits 

Send resume to Personnel Dept. 

PO Box 185. Madlaon Hts. Ml 

48071 

ACCOUNTANT lor local Southfield 

CPA firm 3-5 years pupae accounting 

experience Exceaent opporiun.- 

ACCOUNTANT STAFF. Livonia CPA 

firm 0-2 years experience neip«U 

Duties to Include client accounting 

thru financial statements Sand 

resume lo: Koibua a Thomas 

29555 8 MNe Rd Uvonia. Ml 48152 

ACTIVISTS 

Greet Lakes Forum seeks articulate 

people tar fund ralalng a outreach 

staff to work on ewonmental 

, Can 542-4180 

AOMINtSTRATrVE ASSISTANT 

20 hrs/5 Oays Church experience 

preferred St Timothy Preaoylenan 

Church, UvorUe 464-M44 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT For 

property management firm Excellent 

word proceaamg sk*s and organizational 

atMHty - shorthand a 

plus Send reeume with salary requirements 

to Controaer P 0 Box 

2480 Farmington MUa Ml 48333 

ACT NOW 

100 

Immediate 

Openings 

$50 Bonus 

Start work today at a metor 

company m the Lrvorne 

area packaging Videocaeseltes 

Day afternoon and 

imdragW Waft svanabie 

vou muat have a reaaWe 

car Don 1 iraaa line oppor- 

Urtty Appfy Mon - Frt . 

9em-3 30pm 

SOMEBODY 

SOMETIME 

18320 Middlebelt 

Parkside Pavillion 

Between 6 & 7 mile 

477-1262 

ASSISTANT 

OPERATIONS 

MANAGER 

500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 

Accounting 

ACCOUNTANTS 

BOOKKEEPERS 

ACCOUNTING 

CLERKS 

It you re an experienced 

proiaaaionai and between 

permanent jobs we want (o is* to 

you immediately 1 Our clients are 

now urging us to provide them with 

• Boofcke 

• Accountants 

• Accounts Payable/ Accounts 

Receivable Clerks 

• Payro* Specialists 

• Data Entry Cierks 

having soSd hende-on experience., 

wtio • a see* mo flexible 

employment—short-term or 

long-term you"* have the 

satisfaction of working with ma 

undisputed leaders of temporary 

employment specsaaau on 

interacting and rewerdmg 

aaaignmams It you leal queltfled to 

ion the ranks of the wend s largee) 

employer of temporary accounting 

personnel, cea tor en appointment 

Southfield 

Troy 

Detroit 

Ann Arbor 

356-2300 

S24-3100 

2s»-toeo 

WS-8367 

ACCOUNTEMPS 

Orneion of Rooart MaB, inc 

Temporary aaaignmants so good 

you "I wiah you could slay 

AEROBIC FITNESS Inatructor - for 

taan 8 youth. Part-time Expetrence 

nscaasary. Cal Mary at the Farrrve 

VMCA 553-4020 

AEROBIC INSTRUCTORS 

$« Per Hour 

Fitnaaa USA has openings lor enthusiastic 

individuals that are qualified 

certified matructors Muat have 

own routines Hours can be ar 

ranged to m your schedule App»y 

Tues /Thurs.,'Sat 

30000 Telegraph Ftd , Southfield 

AGENT 

Needed lo 0**ver and aal out-oftown 

newspapers to store* and 

racks m tha Plymouth-Canton area. 

The preeant earnings m thia boundary 

are approximately 1275 par 

week with room lor much growth 

Gaa seowanc* e provided Route 

starts m Ann Artior every day aoout 

4am. fmiafwig around 8am Past •« 

penence helpful A reaabie economy 

pickup m required along with a caah 

bond Apply at 

wa*itenaw News. 1060 

Ann Arbor 8am-3pm 

ACCOUNTING POSfTION Larga 

Livonia baaed company seeking experienced 

accounting parson Accounting 

degree preferred Previous 

accounting experience a psus We 

offer competitive selary. bonue and 

opportunity for advancement Sand 

reeume to BOX 380 Otnerver 4 Eccentric 

Newspepers. 36251 Schoolcraft 

Rd . Uvonia. Michigan 48150 

An Egual Opportunity Employer 

ACO HARDWARE 

Opening soon In Oak Part al Parkwood 

Pta». 13481 W 10 Mae 

Pan time Department Managers 

Caahlers and Slock Personnel 

needed 

Retirees ara invited to appty Applications 

w* be accepted Tue* - Fn . 

AM - 4 PM at tha above 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 

Familiar wttti State contracts I Bidding 

Food experience a pkjs Typing 

atnaty S18K range BeneMa 

B HAMIL PERSONNEL 

424-8470 

AEROBIC INSTRUCTORS - New 

Powerhouae Gym looking lor Ou— 

appacam* only-lop pay Caa Don or 

Dave at Powertiouaa Gym. 477-4700 

r#-7pmj. After 7pm 58&-5127 

AIR COMPRESSOR TECHNICIANS 

Al star quality, expert- 

•need Shop and roedeoaittona 

Competitive waêa 

and baneAts Caa Paul lor 

an appointment at 

72 1-0055 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

AIR CONOITtOanNG 8 HEATING 

Service Technician 3-5 years axpenence 

neeidentiei 8 commercial 

Good pay 8 benaWs Cal. 478-7022 

AIRLINE RELIABILITY ANALYST 

121 Cwnar seeks Individual wtth detabaee. 

spreadaheet and stetlatlcal 

experience Trend Anafysia and Enore 

Condition monitortrig helpful 

Send resume 8 salary natory to 

Director. Administration 

Trans Continental Aksnes 

839 W»ow R»*i Airport 

YpeaanO Ml 48196 

AIRLINE - 117,000 to S31.000 

Al poertlons Hiring now 

Entry level 8 axpwiencea 

Fee 545-6900 

500 Ha4p Wantad 

ADVERTISING AGENCY 

Entry level opening lor a person to 

hendle our meliroom plus a variety 

o< office dutiaa. odd iobe. errand* 

Need to be ftexiwe A work m last 

paced otice SouthfMd area. Salary 

1 benehts Send reeume lo Box 372. 

Obeerver i Eccentnc fiewapapai s. 

38251 Schoolcraft Rd Uvonia. 

Michigan 48150 

AIRLINE SECURITY SCREENERS 

tr.ustrmar Service] 

High achooi diploma. f1ex*j«ty 

required Muel have o 

tat ion Candidate* wtth no aecvtty 

propomor to height Homamaftars 

8 college students encouraged to 

appt, Muat be avaaabW lor Immedtata 

employment of 1-2 years Travel 

beneftta interviews w« be held 

Mon-Fn . 3pm-7pm 

CTS DETROIT METRO AIRPORT 

NW Terminal - Lower Level 

AIRLINES HIRING 

Ground/air openings 

Poeaibte relocation 

Ca8 Today 557-1200 

Fee S#5 00 

JNi Agency 

Or Mon-Fn . 

830AM Compusw/offl 

ence regiared Steedy work Ca* 

559-7 TOO 

ALL SXFTS AVAILABLE 

$5-$6 PER HOUR 

WAREHOUSE WORKERS 

immediate opanmgs riek«til« 

tranaportauon required 

ARBOR TEMPS 459-116C 

AMERICAN MAIOS need* fui and 

part tana housakeepers S5 00- 

16 00 pw hois - benefits 

Own cw required 855-1846 

ANIMAL PEOPLE 

Kennel aide* wenled 

Siesta Kennels. Farmington Hflto 

851-2191 

APARTMENT MANAGEMENT 

We ara a leading apartment management 

company looking lor anthuataaoc 

couple to manaoa 90 unit 

apartment community in Plymouth 

Duties, renting spertments. record 

keeping, maintenance melde'out- 

*sde 

We provide a monthly salary, spart- 

AIRPORT JOBS 

ment. jtlkties paid, tr; 7 W— *- 

Entry level, muat be between and 

tion if you enioy the r*mmg 8 vacee 

chaMngas • 

21 years old and Ive m Wayne 

r ewer OS of customer 

County (not Detroit) 

a pcialtton r service 8 are 

Can Employment & Tramine Designs 

Inc 

42V1290 5pm 

Monday Sept 17th ben 

An Equal Opportunity Empioyv 

AIRPORT SECURITY 

Fu8 or part time. 

Cal 1 lam -2pm 

AIR CONDITIONING 

EQUIPMENT MECHANIC 

VA Medical Certar. AJten Park, Michigan is seeking 

an Air Conditioning Equipment Mechanic to 

accomplish maintenance, repairs, modifications 

and minor construction for the hospital systems. 

Candidates must be journeyman level Refrigeration 

and Air Conditioning Mechanics. 

Call Personnel Service at 562-6000. ext. 3527. 

U.S. Department of 

Veterans Affairs 

Medical Center 

Egual Op«x>r»irWy Employer 

New Plant Start Up In Plymouth 

A world laadar In sutomotw* and m**ary vefude aa»ety 

testing rmqukm* OmpmnOatM and mo«v*i*J inJMAieM 

to |om our Mm 

500 Hatp Wantad 

A NATIONWIOE 

level, ful tm and pert nme Aaaoo- 

I and eaaa,and work i 

Shurgftrd Storage Carters, 9421 

lieggarty Rd . Plymouth. 48170 

APARTMENT 

MANAGER/LEASING 

National property management 

company • seeking an experienced 

pi'Dlasulnnata tor a variety of positions. 

mOudtog out-ot-etase loce- 

Dona QuaMed carvJHdalaa tor Raai- 

Managar 

•est 200 units and be experv 

budgeting, marketing, 

bunding maimanance and stait swparvlaKm 

ARM Jealgnellnr or 

C.P M candideters prs«erT»d Laeakiti 

i arimnaia* finiitrr r«î r i " r 

panenoe. be self-motivated 

APARTMOfT MANAGERS Wort, 

tor me fin aal apwtmanl commur»- 

oe* m SoutMWd IW laoement 

company baaed m SouMald Is 

lulling manure. laapcmUMa 8 exple 

Competwve 

red Send raaiane eWi aalary reements 

to Management Office. 

Box 2794. Sou tn*ei j ML 46037 

APARTMENT MANAGER 

Apertmerrt managw needefl tor 

large community m tne Detroit Malroooeian 

aree. Muat be war net. 

and hard working. MM- 

Harry Hooker c Cartyta Toww. 

23300 Providence Dr Sou till 1.1 ML 

48075 

ARE YOU LOOKING 

FOR A NEW 

CAREER OPPORTUNITY? 

Than caB now tor an appointment 8 

let ua rip gal you started PoaWtona 

a useable m Waattand 8 riadkxd in 

one of the 

8 place temporary 

atmoaphere 

s 7J6-6T70 

QUALITY CONTROL 

SUPERVISOR 

we are a prototype assembly operation of a 

major OEM supplier wtio has an immediate 

opening for a Quality Control Supervisor The 

successful candidate must have: 

• Minimum two-year technical degree or 

quivaient towards BS: 

• SPC working knowledge • Working PC skills; 

• Three years of supervisory experience 

if you meet the requirements and want to 

join a progressive team in the Livonia area, 

please send resume to 

Observer & Eccentric Newspapers 

P.O. Box 364 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd.. Uvonia. Ml 48150 

fgual Opportunity trvfUoyer - Hf/H/V 


ANSWERING SERVICE - Looking 

tor rakaMe help 2 shifts s *Hahi» 

afternoon* 8 nucfcwgnts Muat speek 

Oeerty Caa between 10-3 846-9674 

ANTENHA/CABLE INSTALLERS 

Muel be able to work on ladders 

rod tope. 8 towers Basic experience 

help**, mm tram Send reeime 

to Commurvcenone. P O Box 924 

Dew bom. Mt 46124 

Apply Now 

FALL WORK 

10-40 MRS WEEKLY 

$8. TO START 

Ideal tor Coaege SSudents 

Rata* Marketing Dapt 

No Tetemerxeeng 

Caa NOW 

L>onle-425-6»a0 425-7037 

Rochaatw- 739-6090 

E Det'OH 775-3810 

ART CONSULTING FIRM looking 

ipr outasda corporate sales rep art 

background Tie*)«. I * espertence 

a muat PTwne 9-5. S40-7497 

APPLY TODAY 

WORK TOMORROW 

nua sraaa Caa yoia neer 

ofKca tor more detala 

• Ravaging - Weeoend. Teytor 

• Machine Operator - PT)rmoutn 

Detroit. Beaevtae 

• Automotive - Wayne 

• Praaa Operators . Dill «i 

Wyandotte, tanaa 

Bring your driver's Scene* 8 social 

security card i Bl OU trmnOt, atari 

a STEADY «*> e«tfi Pene- 

WESTLAND 

728-6770 

REDFORO 

502-796® 

TAYLOR 

381-3006 

FUTURE FORCE 

TEMPORARY HELP SERVICES 

NEVER A FEE 


ANSWER TELEPHONES 

Hi our Wesllsnd ofltoe Fu» time 

Sam-5pm Mon -Fn S3 85 pw h«* 

to atari Mature peraon preterred 

Apply at 967 Manufacturers Drive. 

S of Cherry HB. E Of Newburgh 

or eel 

APPRAISAL TRAINEE 

Local office ol s national organization 

needs 2 k* time carew msndad 

person wMng to work hard We c4- 

tar training aam wnae ywi iaem 

Potenttel Vsl yew eemmgs •> exceas 

of S25.000 

CMI MR JIM 737-2004 

ARBOB DRUGS. INC 

NEW STORES OPEMING 

FARMINGTON HILLS 8 OAK PARK 

DEPARTMENT COORDINATORS 

One or America s taeteel groeNng 

drug-atore cnems mm aoon be operv 

ng a nee store n FarmlnoSori HMs 

and a nee store m Oaa Par*. We 

nave WMStit puaaiona i 

pAetb and 

ducted at trie toito»»r«5 local 

me deye and timaa mdlcasad 

2624 w 11 

r20,21: 

r 22 

12noon-8pm 

10am - 2pm 

(I 

BUY 

ART GALLERY 

Om i lul nme Kamar Experience 

naoaaaary Baneltta Farmmgton 

rte* Aree »32-00«0 500 IMp Wanted 

ASSEMBLY TECHNICIANS 

emce ma#* ratal accounts 

nediate Ml 8 part Bma oparwiga 

•eltti avaaePM Muel have oeai 

For eppacation caB. 

1-80&-B52-3687 BKt5*33 

ASSISTANT HOME Mane«ar tor 

wotK> noma m WsaWand Muet be 

DMH trained Wilis cal Morv-Fn. 

10am-2pm Only 721-7443 

ASSEMBLY 

WORK 

Good pey Good people Good compel) 

paid tieiieata Good ear* atmuepnere 

Clean H^Tecn plant ai l- 

275 coorKJor Starts 87 75/>" 

Schedule reseee Second tm Joai 

conMdenoe to 

0teener 4 Eoc 

Schoolcraft «d . 

48150 

ATTENTION 

MACHINE OPERATORS 

Automatic Screw Machine Operators 

-experienced on mufhpie spindle screw machines, 

(set-up br operation) 

Grinding Operator»/Set-Up 

-experience with centerless. thru-feed and in-»eed 

production grinding 

• Family owned manufacturing company 

- Day & night shift available 

• MalM/f«naltt/high tchool grads, welcome 

• Medical benefits/401 K Plan/vacation 

CALL FOR INFORMATION: 474-6330 

(8:00 s.m.-4:00 p m. M-F) 

CHILD CARE 

WORKERS 

Qsrber Chidrsn'g Center, a natioowkJe 

provider oK quality child care, needa 

mature IndMduali to work as caregivers 

of young children. Candklstes must 

enjoy making w*h children, be sincere. 

& dependable Ful & pert time 

IT. 

SELL IT. 

FIND IT. 

CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY 

Auto For Sate 

Help Wanted 

SECTION 

Home & Service Directory 

Merchandise For Sale 

Real Estate 

Rentals 

ASSISTANT MDUSTMAL 

LAB TECH 

required. ^ 

to Products I 

Has Tech Or SUM 100 FanmngMn 

Hah M 48331 313-SSS-lMO 

ASSISTANT MAMAGER AJ 

Oakland MaBa uniQia Card 8 0*1 

(tore Emparlance pi elan ad 

Caa 

saa-1137 

ASSISTANT PLANT FOREMAN 

PlymouWi baaed pecAao^n company 

need* an iiaMai t rmeiian e» 

Human Raauiarea. 377 Amaaa St 

Pêoutti. Ml 48170 

500 Hsip Waited 

C,F 

E,F 

F 

ASSISTANT 

STORE MANAGERS 

STORE MANAGERS 

to 830.000 

TANT TEACHERS^B 8 Sutatf 

leedsd las Fa* Muraery sery/Oed 

Vogram Ml na 

81-1000. aat 2521 

ATTENDANT 

Aak tor Gary or Uaa. 

a«-«77* 

A DOOR FULL OF 

OPPORTUNITIES 

Open the door to a rewartfcng career 

with Fashion Bug. a national specialty 

store chain with fashions and accessories 

for women of all ages and 

sizes 

Management, Sales, Stock, Cashier 

end 'temporary opportunities are 

available now at our 

location: 

m 

THE 

(PterUer & Hccmtric 

NEWSPAPERS 

36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 48T30-{313) 591-2300 • 805 East Maple, Birmingham, Ml 48009 (313) 644-1100 

TRANSPORT 

INTERNATIONAL 

POOL 

aMnil»W 

. M 48126-1796 

' " * * * * " " * ' * p w u d * *"" 

OESIONERS-DRAFTSPERSON Deaign documentation 

and CAO enperience pra*erretl 

QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTORS - »-^har«captitude 

and blueprint reeding pra*erred 

W-ty to reed A 

foAow pfpctti ihoiti 

yggiLgiy Têd E ' 

w n o ' 

•nn MnM Tail Of OiC 

wyfB I Wlifft MOLDCWS - Experience pieterred 

Tecrwucewy ontnlM 

assyaaijgwsa..^g. 

PWOtXJCTIQM CONTROL li^NAGfW - BA or BS 

degree m menegameni or an^neertng required wWi 3 

yeera management eaperienoe 

JT»AI 

Apply m peraon er mefl ree»*ne » 

Human Resources Center 

Village Ptaza, Suite 300 

23400 Michigan Ave. 

torn. Ml 41 48124 

S em-4^pm 

•ASSISTANTS 

•COOKS 

W wtcocrm mnior c/teens 

positions, oontect tie Oerber Children 

Center nearest your home. 

TROY • 528-1780 

Royal Oak • 551-4880 

J 

Vte offer competitive 

perb benefits package a generous 

employee discount, as well astheexcitement 

of being part of our fashionforward 

company. 

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An 8wh« Om

IOC* OAE Monday. September 17.1900 

A M B I T I O U S 

SALARY t UNUNITED GROWTH 

isiy staff Mi had no prior 

TPAY TOP DOLLAR 

CAREER 

TRAINING 

557-3550 

A T T E N T I O N ! ! ! 

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES 

Phot Mm 

ataM, . . 

consideration CMHO 

1-600-W2-63 r*. 

2447. 

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• o f toe rs 0*- 

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a iquKalant. annM.nl Ming and 

lartoal MUM. meMi aptraude. aMMy 

bdMIMMyMliMwHC I lo 

A88ISTANT MANAGER - RETAIL 

Fonmngton HM Ant Looking lor 

lo advance m • law growing 

company 

Experience hefeM but 

nol meiimy 

CM S.eeti 4 Mora 

903 MM 

ATTENTION: 

A G E S 1 8 - 2 1 

Need a Job? 

New SkHls? We Can Heipl 

FREE 

Job Training m 22 Occupation* 

job Ptecement AaaMtance 

For OuaMcaliono CM 

596-2314 

TODAY! 

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Vocational/Technical Center 


ATTENTION - MaWalraal Video Areada 

m Tal-TwaN* Ma* la looking 

tor a moura cuatomar ssrvwe oriented 

ertendant 

To apply. Inqutra 

•mn to: Andra Fort. 

ATTENTION STUDENTS. 18 yr*. or 

otdad Farrmnglon HMa Buflding Co. 

In modal on Fn.. Sal., 4 Sun after 

noons Cad 788-0350 

800 Hrtp Wanted 

ATTENTION HOMEMAKERS 

hdow & laundry rooma 

mant compMn Day "Of* $5 10 to 

$8.30 par hour Paw hofldeye * «ecauone 

CM Mon thru Frl. tarn lo 

3:30pm 437-4343 

NEW CAA ÔBTER 

Ful flma. mual ba * laaat 18 yaars 

oM. oa* good drMno record 4 ba 

• s n p s y w a f c s s r ^ a s 

Troy 

PART-TIME 

AUTHORIZATION 

CLERKS 

NBD Bank. N.A 

is accepting 

applications tor Part- 

Time Authorization Clerks. 

Thia position responds to 

merchant Inquires concerning 

authorization approval 

ot credit tor Master 

Card/Visa. 

We offer a competitive salary 

and 

pleasant work environment. 

Interested candidates 

should apply in 

person, Monday - Thursday 

from 9 AM. - 3 PM.. at 

NBD Bank, N.A., 900 Town 

Drive (Crooks Exit & 1-75), 

7th Floor - Human Resources. 

Troy. 

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 

H O M E M A K E R S ! 

Bo "MONEYMAKERS' 

in your spare time! 

Homemakers 

We Need You 

at the 

nlght'aftemoon 

shifts available 

Must have own car lor minimal local 

travel. Reply to bo* 352 Observer 8 

Eccentric Newspapers. 38251 

Schoolcraft Rd., Livonia. Michigan 

48150 

AUTO DEALER 

Gordon Chevrolet ol Garden City ia 

looking lor a good Service Porter 

Cls an driving record 8 good work 

habits a must. Contact 

Mr Letkmarw 427-6200 

Auto, Explosive 

Individual with parts and aarvlca ex 

penance Apply in person 8am lo 

6,30pm Monday thru Friday Ask 

lor Randy or Mike 

MO RAN 

MITSUBISHI 

29310 Telegraph 

Southfield 

500 Help Wanted 

AUTO DETAILER 

i One la looking lor a parson mi 

nM m entry level poeaton 

t lor promoeon Mual have 

abto 4 have oar. Ho drugs 453-S650 

AUTO GENERAL SERVICE 

Persor nssdad "or oa changes 

and tire work Fun time 

March Tire Co . Canton 454-0440 

AUTOMOTIVE 

TECHNICIANS 

Sever si naw Automotive Program* 

seek experienced Technician* with 

Ifta toaowmq bars around 

•DURABILITY 

• DYNAMOMETER 

• TEST LAB 

• ENGINE COMPONENT 

Contract poaltion Top wages 1 excel - 

lent benefltal For more Information, 

please can 

TECHNICAL ENGINEERING 

CONSULTANTS 

313-485-3900 or 1-800-999 7910 

AUTO PARTS 

COUNTER PERSON 

Mazda 

lerred Excellent pay 8 benefit* 

Contact Bob Chraholm 

BILL COOK BUICK MAZDA 

471-0800 


AUTO PARTS DRIVERS 

Action 

okJemob*e Is In. need ol 

dean cut prseentable peopM to deliver 

parts Apply m person 

33650 Plymouth Rd . Livonia 

See Steve Sarton 

AUTO PARTS 

WHOLESALE MANAGER 

We are m need ot 1 pert nme whole 

sale manager 8 wM tram tha right 

Individual. 33 hours par weak. aalary 

commiaaion Apply m person to 

Stokflaz, Livonia VYV 34501 

Road. 

Gary Stok 

Plymouth I 

AUTO-PORTER-DRIVER 

Wanted 

lor buy car dealership Good drMng 

record a must Ability to work with 

cars Full time, CaK 563-1120 

AUTO SERVICE ADVISOR 

Haa dad lor bu*y 14 bay independent 

faculty Previous auto service or 

Ore saiea experience naceeaary 

along with computer or data entry 

abaity FnentSy customer-service 

attitude a muet! Career position for 

dedicated profaeetonai Apply m 

person or send reeume to. 

DAVIS AUTO CARE 

807 Ooheny Dr. 

NorthvMs. Ml 48167 

349-5115 

AUTO TECHNICIAN 

Needed 'or Goodyeer Service Center 

FuH time, benefit*, excaaant 

pay Must be certified 

March Tire Co . Canton 454-0440 

A-l CLEANING 

Is hiring Outdoor Residential 

Workers $6 00 + per hour Own 

I car required 855-1071 

Get on 

the gravy train. 

Lionel Trains, Inc currently has positions available in model train 

assembly., molding, painting, material handling and more. And if you 

start now, you could earn more than $3000 by the Holidays! 

No experience is necessary, but you do need a willingness to learn and a 

desire to make a product that meets Lionel standards of quality. 

Day shift 6:45 ajn. - 3:15 p m 

Afternoon shift 3:45 p.m -12:15 a.m 

We're offering $4-55 to $5.15 per hour to start, plenty of overtime, 

a scheduled salary increase after 90 days, and full benefits. 

So get on board with Lionel now! For more information, call us at 949-4100 

or stop by Monday - Friday &30 -5HM. 

Lionel Trains, Inc, 50625 Richard W. Blvd., Mt Qemens, Michigan, 

near 23 Mile Rd. between Grabot and North Ave. (E.O.E.) 

• 

STOCK CLERKS 

PRODUCE CLERKS 

DELI COUNTER CLERKS 

CLERK CASHIERS 

SHOPPING CENTER MARKET has 

immediate part-time opening* for stock 

clerks, produce clerks, deli counter 

clerVs & clerk cashiers. Must be 18 

years or older. Heavy lifting required. 

Excellent pay. $6.00 per hour to start. 

Premium time (time & a half) for Sunday 

work. Very flexible scheduling 

available. These are year 'round positions...not 

summer jobs! Apply in person 

at: 

SHOPPING CENTER MARKET 

6433 ORCHARD LAKE RD. 

(at 15 Mile R o a d • W e s t Bloomfield) 

500 Hatp Wontad 

WANTED 

12 aWa^|. " H be sold to the 

commercial and industrial user tor new construction and 

maintenance uaa You wi> be eeculng product approval* by 

owners, architect*. *pecl1»er* and developers Tour strong sales 

ability aid experience wi* enable you to establish new accounts as 

we* aa maintan existing repeal customer* . „ 

Requirements include 3-5 years experience m selhng new 

construction or maintenance supplies and ttie ability to 

communicate effectively w»1h management and owner*. You win 

enjoy an excellent salary, commiaaion plan, car allowance and 

benefit package Forward your conlVdenbal resume, aalary hialory 

and accomplishments to. 

Mercury Paint C o m p a n y 

14300 Schaefer Hwy. 

Detroit, Ml 48227 

Attn.: John D. Etwood 

Equal Opportunity Employer - Male Female 

CARPENTERS, Pemter* 8 Laborers 

Must have own truck 8 tools 

Apply st 

16638 Beech Defy between 

8am-5pm dally 

CARPENTERS - ROUGH, competitive 

wages, workman's comp 

steady work If wWmg 437-6772 

CASHIER 

Mature Individual who work* wen 

under preeaure, for e vary buey Student 

BWlng Office Require* 1 year 

cashiering experience and demonstrated 

excaaent customer service 

C* 

Ms Pays S5.35-S5.50 per hour 

kH tor additional Information . 


Affirmative Action Employer 

CASHIERS - tut or part time J1500 

par year m bonus plua jnaurance 

Apply Amoco Station. 9 Mile 8 

Farmington Rd 

12 mile 8 Orchard 

Lake. 13 Mae 8 Greenfield 

CASHIERS 

Ful 8 part time poeitlOna available 

Flexible hr* FuH time benefits m- 

medical 8 dental 

32910 

I. Farmington 


dudlng rr 

Apply Warren 

MiddlebeA al 

CASHIERS needed tor convenience 

store All shifts Fair wagee Be* 

Ms Good working conditions 

Responsible 

need om 

Novi Roed-G»end I 

43407 Grand River, aea Kathy 

CASHIERS/STOCK PERSONS 

25 Immediate opemnga Ml/pert 

time, mommge 8 afternoon* overtime 

available Appl, today al Joe 

Randazzo * Fruit Market. 6701 Newburgh 

at Warren, m Westland 

CASHIERS/STOCK 

Fua or part time 

Experience preferred 

Flexible hours Exceaem 

wagaa 8 working conditions Apply 

m person EFROS DRUGS 15 MHe 

8 Orchard Lake or Grand River 8 

Drake(Mulrwood Square) 

CASHIER & STOCK 

Over 18 years old, lua or part time 

$4 50 to start, S5 after 6 months 

Excellent benefits Apply *i person 

Sav-On Drugs. Telegraph al Maple 

In Birmingham 

or Sav-On Drugs. 

Crooks at Webster m Royal Oak 

CASHIER & 

STOCK 

Full time/part tlmS~Sexibie hr* 

Kill benefits Apply st Maple Druga. 

Downtown Farmington Center. 

23306 Fanrongton Rd Grand River 

8 Drake 

CASHIERS - 7-Eleven, privately 

owned Westland Al shifts Part 

time/full time. 5750 Wlldwood Aak 

tor Tom. 721-9769 

CHILD CARE Positions 

Care grvers needed for toddlers 2 8 

3 yr olds No experience necessary 

Become a pert ol the Biggest and 

beet m the chad care mdustr-y Benem* 

include group health, dental 8 

Ma maurance Paid vacations, personal 

leave arid holidays 

Educational 

aeaiatance and more Kinder 

Care Learning Centers 38325 14 

MHe. Farmington H«s. between 

Haisted 8 Haggerty 661-5650 

FARMER JACK 

and * 

A&P 

SUPERMARKETS 

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS 

FOR ENTRY LEVEL POSITIONS 

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY 

JOIN THE NO. 1 SUPERMARKET TEAM 

• Promotlonel opportunities 

• FtexJbte schedules 

• Scheduled wage Increases baaed on 

seniority 

• A dean, friendly work environment 

Apply at your nearest Farmer Jeck or A & P 

Supermarkets snd see the Store Menager for 

additional details. 

A/i EQUW Opportunity Em&oymr 

N E W K R O G E R L O C A T I O N S : 

N E E D A J O B ? 

C L E R I C A L P E R S O N N E L N E E D E D 

NOTHING LESS THAN S5.00 PER HOUR"! 

Typists. Word Processing Operators. 

Data Entry Accounting Clerks Recep- 

•lonists Must h a v e experience Apply 

Now!' Wayne. C a n t o n and Farmington 

Hills areas. 2 Shifts 

E X P E R I E N C E D 

T E L E M A R K E T E R S 

N E E D E D 

Tel-12 area 2 Shifts available Sb 00 or 

more Selling Long Distance Discount 

Communications 

Programs. 

Pack.igors & W a r e h o u s e W o r k e r s 

n e e d e d Wayne. C a n t o n and Farmington 

Hills areas 2 Shifts 

CALL 427-7660 

General Management Service 

A 

N 

Authorttec 

Vstus Adcted 

T E L E P H O N E 

S U P P O R T 

S Y S T E M S , I N C . 

A T & T 

P R O D U C T S 

G R O U P 

START THE SUMMER IN THE 

EVER GROWING COMMUNICATION INDUSTRY 

O U T S I D E 

S A L E S 

Highest Commission in the Industry 

PROFIT 

SHARING 

CAR 

ALLOWANCE 

EXPENSE 

REIMBURSEMENT 

489-0148 

CALL DAVID FISHER EXT. 202 

CINEMARK THEATRES 

N O W H I R I N G 

Rapidly growing theatre chain 

is looking for energetic, 

honest, dedicated winners to 

train as MANAGEMENT TRAINEES. 

Concessionists and Ushers Benefits & 

advancement possibilities thru-out the 

nation Excitement & challenge guaranteed 

Apply In person ot send reeume to: 

Mrs. Prestage 

TERRACE THEATRE 

30400 PLYMOUTH RD. • UVONIA. Ml 48150 

8 • • I I • I I I B i l l ! • • I B • • I • • S • • • • m 

CLERK 

CASHIERS 

S T O C K 

CLERKS 

PART TIME 

Must be 18 years or older. Heavy lifting 

required. Good pay. 

GROCERY BAGGERS 

also needed part time. Must be 16 

years or older. 

Apply at: 

SHOPPING CENTER MARKET 

4 2 5 N O . C E N T E R S T . 

N O R T H V I L L E 

COMING SOON 

YOUR NEW 

ROCHESTER HILLS 

A&P SUPERMARKET! 

Applications are now being accepted for 

the 

following positions: 

• Courtesy Clerks 

• Cashiers 

•Stock 

• Meat Clerks 

• Journeyman Meat Cutters 

• Seafood 

•Dell 

• Bakery 

• Produce 

Applications & Interviews will be conducted 

on-site. Please apply In person 

at the following location. 

1499 No. R o c h e s t e r Rd. 

(at the corner of Tlenfcen) 

T E L L E R S 

Part 

Time 

Michigan * large*) savings ostltuBon has poertwns avaMfiie as 

Office Locationa 

FARMINGTON MILLS - 31325 Orchard UL RH st 14 MUa 

WEST BL0044FIELD 

6466 Orchard UL Rd at Maple 

NOVI - 41400 W 10 UUe tt MeadoerUrook 

T E L L E R P O O L 

W* work Monday and Friday, 9 a m-3 30 p m at 

Southeatl Oakland County offices Must have personal 

tranaportabon 

PoaMons offer puoac contact *Mh anceaent working umdMKine. 

competitive pay and paid training program CandldMa* must have 

a good maBh aptitude and aght typing aMty 

Caeh handling 

Apply m peraon 10 am-2 pm Monday thru Friday, al any 

convenient let Federal o» Michigan otSce locabon 

1st FEDERAL OF MICHIGAN 

1001 Woodward 

Detroit, Ml 48226 


LIKE TO TALK? 

E a r n E x t r a C h r i s t m a s M o n e y 

We need several phone solicitors to sell 

subscriptions to this newspaper 

You can earn $4 to $6 or even more per 

hour! Plus you will be gaining experience 

as a professional Telemarketer We need 

you If you're self-motivated and want to 

earn money No experience is necesaary, 

we will train you. 

HOURS 

Mon.-Thurs. 

5:30 p m -g:00 p.m. 

THE 

(©teertier & 

Eccentric 

NEWSPAPERS. IMC. 

38251 SCHOOLCRAFT 

P.O. BOX 2428 

UVONIA. MICHIGAN 48151-0428 

Monday. September 17, 1W0 OAE *t1E 


CASMCftS. Ml or part tm 

Up to 

11600 e yew 

mam plan lor Amoco alaaona Apply 

m peraon at the loacelr^ Amoco lo- 

6 Mae 6 Telegraph 

Schoolcraft k Farmmgton Rd 

9 Maa k Farmington Ac 

12 MHe k Orchard Lake 

CATALOG 

ORDER DESK 

Oo you went ST-SS/lw ^ Hoe about 

a great office environment wtth your 

own deaai We need lua nme people 

to anaeer aicoming cade Irom cuatomar* 

leapundkig to our naftonafty 

advertiaed product* Complete 

training * beneMa m a knurloue 

computerized ortc* Caa 361-6700 

CHILD CARE CENTER Chad 

opment clam* iialp'ul Farmington 

Creative teecher* 4 aaeiatant* 

476-f370 

CHILD CARE WORKERS 

t 

Aidee - Sammghem araa preacnool 

Fu« t pari ttne houra. Experience 

prelerred Benefit* 644-5767 

CHiLOCARE WORKERS k DIREC- 

TORS - lua or pan Ome tor eeveral 

latchkey programs m Detroit Must 

have education or work experience 

an elementary education or chadcare 

Contact Mies Ann 270-0635 

CHRISTMAS HELP HEEDE0 

2-3 evenmga per weak S20-I30 an 

hour sa Decorator ConauMant Cat 

66S-340S or 624-4946 

CHRISTMAS HELP NOW 

Local brand), ot national marketing 

corporation needa lo fla 43 positions 

Earn SS to start Flexlbta 

hours Coaeoe Student* eefc: on i* 

Uvorae-425-Ma0 425-7037 

Rochester- 739-6090 

E Detroit- 775-3610 

CITY CARRIER CASUAL - Temporary 

poaltion S6 per hr Ideel lor college 

students, along with letter ot 

•ertflcauon Muat have good driving 

record and vaad Michigan* drivers 

acenee Ca* Daarbom Poet Office 


COMMUtedATiONS SPtCWUJST 

•«kalkme mw Oemo aaiepua tar 

pyrpoaa af laiatifaiaia a Com- 

Lcattana SpeoaBei eôat, Met. 

baaed on o 

$16,746 

•eanddMpatch 

tor the Puoac 

Sateen Department High School dlptoma 

or OED required Muat peee 

tour aiamlnetlons including written 

and typing (30 epm minimum), oral, 

peychologlc • ieeta and a corn- 

Background 

mveetigation 

Wrmpan drivers s 

Tha City at Wayne is an 

minority 

to apprj Appacettone are 

a tne Peraonnel Department. City 

Ha6. 3366 S Wayne Rd . Wayne. Ml 

46164 Completed appucaliona 

muat ba 

eoelved ai the Personnel 

Department by Oepieiiibei 26. 19*0 

CONSTRUCTION HELP needed lor 

lendecapmg and txatdlng work Ca« 

"an snd 6pm-6pm 

476-3564 

COPIER OPERATORS 

Due to continued growth, we heve 

anmedMM poamone avaaaOle on s« 

snrtts lor experienced high speed 

Kodak t Xerox Operators Exceaem 

opportunity tor advancement Appt, 

rt person: John Walsh. National 

Reproductions 16S2S W Eight Mae 

Rd . Detroit 

COSMETOLOGIST - Fsrmmgton 

HMs salon Some clientele prelerred 

meurance k incentives Cal 

Monica 344-2665 or 476-2126 


. CUSTOMER SERVICE 

Credit union sponsored try s maior 

pnvetety held corporation raquaes 

cuetomer *er»ne person to accent 

department 

Position requires the 

ataaty to be a taann Between credit 

union 4 its customers. Soms retomer 

t question*, processing ds*y 

operational work. proMam-eohrmg 

enasrarmg phonee. and igM typing 

Tine position requires s «ery delaionemed 

aidividuel with the etMBty 

meet JllJSriss Compel rtrvs tslary 

Deneht* For 

OANCE INSTRUCTORS 

No experience necessery. wai trsm 

Apply in psrson Arthur Murrey Studio 

Royef Oak Cal lor appointment! 

546-47TO 

OANCE TEACHER 

Banal. Tep 4 *ome Jan 

Muet love children 

663-0741 


cradtae Progra 

company Oays a 

637 CKd Bat sir • 

9am 3pm. Mon -Fn 

EARN WHILE YOU LEARNI 

-AL» MOUTH AMA 

MduMs tor aioams la a a a 

ot 

M M pm year FRO MAfecFTa«6 

TRAINING - No aapMnoanaa- 

•00 Help Wanted 

wtCTom joes 

> MM. 

DIRECT CARE STAFF 

For group home m Canton k Sal 

viae 

PreMoua experience with thm 

de» slopmentaay diss 

1525 to $6 66 sn hour 

Good Benefit part age 

Cea Robert MKkelet 

11sm 4 2pm weskdeys. 4 

ELECTRICAL ENOMEER 

TECHNKMMS 

Troy baaed cor 

tor Raid iscnnmans who 

ireeilewlng 

to can read 

P 0 Sox 737^ 

Dstioit. Ml «62j i 

STAFF 

Ares group nomas aai leig damopmantafly 

diaatiied adult leeidenlt 

eeak cere giver* tor e vertety ot 

shifts Competitive wsgss with ax- 

4 lasswiiai 

i SNppmg 4 • 

E :it>li'il opportunity w/ beneKIs 

Experience needed HM_o a ( 

Va*d Driver * acenaa needed 

m at Nam Products, inc 

Kopparrac*. BWo C. 

Ste |11. Canton. Ml 4*t»7 

Oiji.tS4-9eoo 

690-6643. 

Deerbom Hts 

Redtord 

Westiend 

277-6103 

537-9056 

326-4304 

DATA ENTRY 

Plymouth office mill 

Dels mpul 

person Fu6-time. sflemoon snm. : 

to 11 10 key and computer exper 

lenc helplU Send reeume 

Det* Processing PO Box 29 

Plymouth. Ml 46170 

COUNTER ATTENDANT lor sub 

shop 

Evenings 6 eeekend* eva»- 

sWe Apply at Subway Sandwiches 

33523 6 M6e Rd . Uvoma. 473-1141 

COUNTER 

• CLERKS 

For Mai Kal Cleaners. Good pay and 

al benefit* WW tram, chance tor 

Caa tor appt 

CITY OF LIVONIA 

The City of Livonia • seeking quail- 

Fled black and other rranority applicant* 

a* well aa white appkeant* tor 

employment aathout regard to raoa 

lor PERMANENT AND/OR TEMPO- 

RARY employment opportunities lor 

the toaowWg poaltion*. Applicants 

must be s citizen ol the U S or reel- 

Oent alien with the right to work m 

the U S 

ENGINEERING ASSISTANT I 

$25.230 40 to $26.100 60 By the 

doemg data of armoxicanient. applicant* 

must have high school diploma 

or equnrslency certlflcale. 

have at least two year* MH»nt paid 

work experience m the Inspection or 

conatruction of municipal engineer 

ng or relalad public improvement 

protect* as pavement, adwiki 

tewer* and water mam. OR an Associate 

Degree m CMI Engineering 

or Conatruction Engineering. OR a 

Bachelor Degree m chra Engineering 

or a relalad engineering held Apply 

no later than 5 00 p.m. MONDAY, 

OCTOBER 1, 1990 

LIBRARIAN I (Adult Services) 

$24.146 60 to $26.100 SO By the 

doemg dete of announcement 

pecants must poeaeee a 

Degree »i Librsry Science Irom an 

accredit univeralty 

Apply no eier 

than 500 p m THURSDAY. OCTO- 

BER 11. 1990 

Apply to the City ol Livonia, Or« 

Service Dept 

3rd Floor, 33000 Otic 

Center Or _ proiee-| 

monrn grasfVt. Wa oltor awj 

traeang prograrr ,r 

DRIVER WANT EDI 

COL. 

trectorM 

Must ia»» good drlvaig 

record PoelPve emtude and ab«ty 

Lifting and moving requ>red 

Applicatior 

26211 

Beech 4 Inaatar! 

Little Caaaars a looking lor craw 

to loin It* dynamic team of 

individuals Day and waning hour* 

ara avMabla. We w* work around 

your scftetXM Apply In person al 

tha toflowlng locations 

s. day* or evening* 

flam-5pm 476-1646 

DIE DESIGNERS 

TOOL DESIGNERS 

DETAILERS 

fCLEANING 4 WASHING WINOOWSj 

lul llms. naw conatruction. paid par 

bob. earn 

to $100 par day^| 

Cantor, aree. CM 

442J040 

HAW STYLIST and/or Shampoo Aa- 

Mail. k* or pan i 

City 'Dearborn HaigMs 

LITTLE 

CAESARS 

*y m peraon 6-4. 11525 Fsrmmglon 

12E* O&E Mooday, September 17,1990 

5C0 HdpWi 

LABORATORY TECHMCIAN 

Urn nlnlgi ol dhaftaobi A Lome 123 

• mual 40 tan • weak. « ( • aM 

depend oa KpwMnM Send 

w e to. VJM. »V M « n , 4*663 

Weet Rood. Wbiom. Ml 443*3 

ACCEPTMG APPLICATIONS FOR 

Landacope/Vripolton Labor 

PoaWona aurt al M.M/hr 

Apply In 

pereon KJknors Landecepe. 1*20 

Ladd Road. WatM Laka. 624-17*0 

LANDSCAPE and Lawn IMnM- 

VT-CCB 

LANOSCAPEAAWN 

Mokitonance Mp weeded. FM Hma 

LANDSCAPING/Lewn Mamenence 

Aggreeelve compentoa. need eg 

gieoelve Oodles top pay Own trsnaporalMri 

a muat. Cotoracopo 

346-78*5 Cutting Time 425-3727 

LATCHKEY TEACHES 

1ST GRADE 

naadad 3pm-6 30pm 

Roeponetotatiee 

Hickjde genarM Mooon planning 

and core and J—opana ol spproximetely 

15 children. 65 00 an hour 

Pieeee cad Chddrana' Comara: 

425-2641 or 422-71*6 

LATHE 6 CNC MILL OPERATORS 

Day 6 MgHt shift FM Uma plua Benefits 

Minimum 5 years experience 

Apply m paraon only at 

Roc* Tool, 

45146 5 maa. Plymouth 

LATHE OPERATOR - axparlancad 

on data* worn tor tob ahop in 

Weded Laka araa Vary steady work 

LAUNORY HELP WANTED 

Part 6 Mi tlma work evMlabie 

WMirNn Plymouth araa 

CM Jerry. 456-4014 

LAWN CARE 4 LANDSCAPE CO 

in need ol hatp 

Experience pretorred 

Oooo pay W Btoomfleid 

855-4132 

LAWN MAINTENANCE WORKERS 

wantad. experience only Yeer 

woundwort 473-244* 

LAWN MAINTENANCE Laborer* 

EnogeOc. dapendebta people 

prMwred Fua or part tlma 

Cad Urbki SenAcee: 356-6281 

LAWN MAINTENANCE 

Experience preferred but not 

neceoeonr 30-32 hra. par wss* 

LAWN SPRAYERS 4 AERATORS 

Moke up to 6500 par weak 

Good 

benefits WU tram. 353-77*9 

LEASING AGENT - tor ept complex 

in The Garden cWaattand 

araa. 

Must ba capable Irom modal dMptay 

thru lease preosretlcn 4 move-m 

Accounting 4 bookkeeping experience 

naceeaary 

neeuma required 

Can 9em-Spm 425-0140 

LEAStNG AGENT 

Hooded Ml time, including weekends 

Apply m person. Monday thru 

Friday 

at: DrMeehko Apartments 

Grand River 6 Drake 

LEASING AGENT lor Rocheetw 

Apartment complex 

Fua tlma. Cel 

Mon.-Fri. 9om-5pm at. 652-0606 


LEASING CONSULTANT needed tar 

luxury apartment community In 

PVmlncton HMa Fun job Part time 

weekenda Cad Lort 474-6243 

An Equal Opportunity employer 

LEASING CONSULTANT 

National property management 

company n 

South Hold M currently 

seeking a lua and pan time liaaing 

conaUtant Setae obMty and experience 

naceeaary 

Salary + incentive 

bonus program and medical benefits 

Please apply m person or send 

reeume to 

Franklin Par* Towers, 

Ouke Wbnor, 27500 TfWddn Rd 

Southflald Ml 4*034 

LIGHT ASSEMBLY 

Day shift, Novi/ 

Uvonto distributor $4 SCLSS/hr Cad 

Jack at Unllorca 473-2*32 

Light Industrial 

HELP! 

DEPENDABLE 

WORKERS 

NEEDED! 

JOBS IN LIVONIA 

All Shifts Available 

Your own i Mstili tranaportatlon ia a 

muat. Cal today 

tar appointment 

Picture D 4 SocM Security cere 

required 

CORPORATE 

PERSONNEL 

SERVICES 

478-1010 

Sght industrial 

75 

PEOPLE 

NEEDED 

General tabor workers needed tar... 

• Packaging (Aa Shifts m Uvonie) 

• Light »aasrwMy (Days m Canton) 

• Codatlng and General Labor (Days 

m Uvoma posaibla 8 deya/wk.) 

Mo axparlance nscoooerj' tor this 

long and short term eoelgi'iiwent. 

Mual have reaatue tranaportatlon to 

Lrv on la and Plymouth-Canton 

araaa. Apply today 

Wsenend 326-55*0 

6*8 Wayne Road 

Uvonie 522-3*22 

2*446 W Six MOa Road 

KELLY 

Temporary 

Services 

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H 

800 Halp Wi 

LOAN ornccn tor tool paced cred- 

CO* 

_ 

Farminglon Rd. Uwotao Uleiin *- 

4 30pm Mon thru " " 

LOSS PREVENTION ENGINEER 

any seeks 

peraon 

i background tor U 

Great company 

WIOMAM PERSONNEL OTV 

31731 Hmtaaetaein Hwy, Sie lO*E 

Farminglon HMa, M. 46334 

MI a**0 or FAX *32-0**6 

LIGHTING ENGINEER 

Ha|or eutomolNo carp seeks lorn 

ing sn^nosr eMh mm S yr* product 

design experience wfth exterior 

•ghdng IdeM tor rotaeee 

PERSONNEL 

UNLIMITED 

30100 Van Dyka. Su. 30* 

krACHINE 

OPERATORS 

Day 

6 Afternoon Shirts 40 hoirs per 

MACHINE 

OPERATORS/ 

General Labor 

Machine operelors nssdad tor assembly 

on the day 6 afternoon 

shifts, experience working w a plant 

p. starred. but not neoeeaary Starling 

pay la 66.75 per hour 

Ctoan 

working environment 6 axoadanl 

fringe benefit plan Apply m person 

at 

Interlock Corp., 1770 Marie St.. 

Waatland. S oI Ford Rd beieaan 1- 

275 4 John Hix Rd* 

MACHINE OPERATION PLUS 

Can you paea this tool ? High acftool 

grad7 Good mechenlc? Good math 

sk«e7 SPC trsm? It you can anawar 

yea lo the above we would Mia to 

taM lo you about iommg our toam 

Apply In paraon at 3&300 Glendale. 

Uvonia. Between Wayne Rd 6 

Levan. Plymoulh Rd 4 Jeftnee X- 

Wsy Apply Between »-4pm 

MACHINE SHOP 

TRAINEES 

Female or male operators lor analog. 

burring, 6 broaching macftmee. 

Southfield aree 

Cal 356-420* 

MACHINIST APPRENTICE 

Automotive knowledge halpfcl. Fu« 

time. exceOent working conditions 

63S-S100 

MACHINIST - EXPERIENCED 

Fu6 or part tlma tor poaftlona In the 

menutadurlng ol special cutting 

toole. 

Retirees welcome to apply. 

Caa Jerry Maxwel. 34*-«2«0 

MACHINIST JOURNEYMAN 

Minimum 5 yrs experience on lays 

and brtdgeport Pump rapelr tecMty 

located In MMord. Pleaee send resume 

4 salary requirements to: P.O. 

Box 377, Wtxom. Ml 46361 

MACHINIST 

Lathe 4 mM experience, phyatcal raqured 

Day shift wHti benefits 

Plymouth Rd./SchaeOer area (Detroit 

1 Ca* 834-2415 

MACHINIST - Mual have at waat 

lo 3 yrs experience on lathe 

476-3*01 

MACHINISTS - entry tovel. wM Iraki 

CNC. 6 moa plant expertooe, Farmington 

6 Redford 11040 - $1213/ 

mo. plua overtime Ca* Baity al 

367-0641 

MACHINISTS 

TRAINING INSTITUTE 

a Focus Hope protect la tn naad ot a 

Deal an Engineer, experienced General 

MactMnttt and CNC Machmlet 

with experience In turning. mMng 

and grtndtog as part time 4 KM tlma 

Instructors. 7 years experience and 

Joumayparaona tool card piatorraO. 

Apply at or sand reeums and credL 

tlalato: 

Focua: HOPE 

Personnel Department 

135 5 Oak mar BJvd 

Detroit. Ml 46236 

MACHINISTS - wM train CNC. 6 

moa experience Farminglon HMa 

automotive 6220-6260/wk plua 

overtime Cal Holy al IMMoroe 

473-2*36 

MACHINISTS 

$6 PER HR 

tune openings tor I 

divtduMs with 6 moa. experience i 

CNC tataae. grlndtra 

Al shifts. Overtime. Paid 

CALL 476-7212 

MACHINIST 

to operate brtdgeport and Mtfia. 

Muet t>e able to read blueprints and 

sot-iV oe*i work with 1-3 y* exper- 

Inece Apply M Teftron. Corp.. 

36*75 Amrhaln. Uvonia. 5*1-2244 

MACHINIST WANTED 

AM around 

Muel be qua*ftod person. 

Plymouth Aree 455-1*77 

Machinist 

2nd Shift 

Menutacturlng Company In ftodtod 

needs al around Macftinel 

3 yr* 

experience on CNC MMs a muat 

Brtdgeport. Surtace Grinders, ©. 

OO I 

Lathe experience a plua. We 

oftor M bono« package 534-3030 

500 Mp Wanted 

OMNITRITION 

The faaeet *rwmg marketing compen, 

m the U.6 haa lua* openoa 

thek trsi ol*ce In meIra OanoM- Bwgmmng 

Sept JO. wa wM ak 1.300 

Tv ads nationwide tnumuUng our 

produeto. Join our oMoa bator* the 

Caft 1313) 70*-* 162 

MANAGER 

MM aaa service Ikm la looking tor 

energeUc handa-on paraon to manage 

thek Inplent aarvtoaa. ReoponeabMUee 

Include work dlainbutton 

and monftortng ol 16-20 

ba aBM~W 

moWvato and work with al types o4 

people and ba a aa* starter WOK to 

sun 

plua Ml benoMa and reorwment 

savkios plan to paieone 

seeking 

Mis cfte*engkig poamon 

Sand reeume with COMPETE earning 

Netory to P O Box 664. Drewwr 

7. Southfield Ml . 46076 

Managers and 

Assistant Manager 

Trainees 

The «! carryout pan chain m the 

world ofters you an Invitation lo explore 

a career edvwntur* 

Crew leaders, Asslstent 

Managers UtOe Caeeer's elowe 

you the opportunity to grow tfno a 

menegement poeitlon through our 

extoneh* menegement training program 

Join a company committed to 

growth, ekpanaton and leadership m 

the i eeleurent mduetry 

• Competitive Salary 

• Monthly Performance Bonus 

500 Mp Wanted 

Apply » 

paraon: Old Po 

cheater, 1416 Walton BM 

oid Port oi HP- 

MORTGAGE 

COLLECTOR 

opportundy 

svskeble 

Counseling 

hove strong comi 

and the stowty lo 

• Pead Training Program. 

Join ua Saturday. September 22 tor 

orv-epot Wtoritowlno and hiring 

tha lodowkig Ptna Station betwe 

i ludowsvi Ptn 

Oem-1 00pm 

Little Caesars 

2360 Orchard Lake Rd. 

Sylvan Laka. Ml 46033 

Locatad al tha corner 

of Orcherd Lake 4 Mlddtoben 

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Equal Opportunity Employer 

M/F/H/V - 

MARKETING REPRESENTATIVES 

Mercftandlaers needed to work aa 

dkaction ol Spar/Burgopie Marketing. 

Hourly wage - mdeage. Per ma 

nent poeitlon Approximately 10 

hours weekly 

You wH be stocking 

and ordering tor several toy vendors 

at local ratal norm. Send letter or 

to: 

Sper/Burgoyne 

P O Box 31* 

Trenton ML. 48163 

MARKET RESEARCH FIRM aeeks 

Individuals for day 6 evening work 

Indlytduel muat have excellent 

phone ikMa 

Typing and computer 

experience e Plua. Cal Sandy 

Wam-4 30 pm. 627-2400 

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Is accepting applications tor pari 

tlma caaMer /stock peraon No evenlnga. 

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31106 5 MBe Uvonia 

MASON, axparlancad, wantad tor 

larga meuranoe repair contractor 

spot tolling In brick block 6 stone 

rapek. Apply to box 336 Obeerver 4 

Eccentric Newspapers, 36261 

Schoolcraft Rd. Uvonia. Mlcttgan 

461SO 

MATURE ADULT WANTED 

days, tor local dry deener 

apply at: 1672* MKkftabeft. Uvonta 

See Rob between 6AM-2PM 

MATURE COUNTER Paraon wanted. 

to! time- ZarOoe Health Food 

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Tom 427-3144 

MATURE INOVIOUALS tar perl 

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MATURE PERSONS Hsedsd tor 

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experience. Management potential 

Donets. Pliaai CM Bob a) Bob s 

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l leavi truck and trader rapek 

5*5-4700 

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6 repek'lng pertormenoe 

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CMI Warren. 721-60*0 

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inochemc needed' tor afternoon 6 

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Morvfn., 6am-4pm 

MAINTENANCE 

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person tor luxury townhon 

muNly in Weet BtoomMd 

hour* Pertod tor ratlraa or c o*gna 

Ca* 661-2*01 

MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT 

wantad tor dowitwn 

Blrmmgiiam 

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efter 2 pm 642-4266 

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6i i wa 

Largs 

MGM Services 

474-7786 

3600 W South Blvd. 

MAINTENANCE PERSON 

Experienced only PatoUng, 

plumbing, esc Cak 721-6111 

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aaparlanoe In pajmomg, etocartooL 

~ " " 1066 

or34*-3210 

carpentry 

631-3070 

MAINTENANCE PERSON tar SouMi- 

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HVAC experience 

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Tower 14. 21700 Haeissetoii 

Hwy. 

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Lunpta n Rl.ai itaw MuM know *• 

of 

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Cal Mr Dentals 421-7774 

MECHAMC. kd 

tane. experienced 

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MECHAMC - town equipment. Bunton 

6 riding mower experlenoe prwtorred. 

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makitananoa + racord driver LNonta 

sraa. CM Randy or Gary m 

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growth opportunity. Farmwvaion 

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An EquM Opportunity Employer 

Mortgage 

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Fireman s Fund Morlgege Corporation. 

the nation s second largeet 

mortgage benklng corporetton la 

seeking haglify motivated 

commie 

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inouid 

500 Halp Wanted 

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1*4 5 631-3070 or34*J210 

PERSON OR COUPLE wentad lor 

ofttoe cseemnu. 5 ntgnta par week 

Grand River 6 NcM Rd 

eraa. CM 

between KM 34S-3210 or*31-3070 

PHARMACY TECH 

or AsslslsnL fua Uma. flexible hour*, 

eetary dapendei a upon 

paid benebta 4 employee dMcoum 

See Mr 

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Druge. 6510 Tslegreph si Mepta, 

PHOTOGRAPHIC TECHNICIAN 

For sngmee»».. 

Southflald . Ml 4*034 

PROOFREADER - Experience neceeeory 

FM time. Send ruauma to: 

Production Manager 24566 Madwood 

Ct . Farminglon HMa. 4*336 

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MANAGER 

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vsors experienco end latoiancos 

Sand reaumo and iMaranoos 

Box 216. Ob eon or 6 Eccaitolc 

Nearapapar*, 36251 Schoolcraft 

Rd.. Uvonta. Michigan 4*160 

Pueuc RELATIONS work part 

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for light labor Male or tomato Both 

66 Oo hr Ptoaao reapond to AMe 

PO Box 65*. Birmingham, 4*012. 

PURCHASING AGENT 

For mid-etze tool I 

die ndg. oorp 

Exporlonoe retailed. Sand reaume 

to: P 0 Box 103, Wtxxjm. Ml 463*3- 

0103. Attn. Loretta Szur 


RAOMSON HOTEL 

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up. 

Security Personnel 

Apply 

LUMty. Benel 

Server* 

Thur*. Fn. Sol. Uvonto baauty 

seton CM evemnge. 

349-660* or 442-* KM 

RED WINGS 

JOE LOUIS ARENA 

CO BO ARENA 

FOX THEATRE 

6pm-*pm 

RESIDENT 

MANAGER 

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retirement tacMty m Bsls M. 

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trattve. generel menegement momtiee. 

knowledge and experience regerdmg 

pftyeicM plant maewonanco 

Beiiotas include s 2-bedroom epertmauranco 

Non-smoking office 

Sand reeums to: 

Human Resources 

Dept. MK 

2335 North Bank 

Drive 

Columbus. OH 43220 

Equal 

Opportunity 

Employer 

RETAIL 

FASHION BUG 

MANAGEMENT 

DETROfT OPEN HOUSE 

FASHION BUG. the Fortune 600 

over 1,000 

and over SO In Detroit Metro. Invftoe 

you to attond a Detroit and surroundlng 

sree OPEN HOUSE 

Wo saM 

various people ortontod 

monagMnenl cendMetoa wMh a mlnbockground 

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ond to none, which Includes 

bonusae end dtocouM. PLUS msdcta. 

dental, vision, proocrlpltan. ANO 

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THURS. SEPT. 20 

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Madison Heights. Ml 

FRI. SEPT 21 

10AM-6PM 

WonQerland Center 

Uvonls, Ml 

SAT. SEPT.22 

10AM-1PM 

Msple Village 

K-Mart Center 

Exit 172 oft 1-94 

Ann Arbor. Ml 

EquM Opportunity Cmptoyor M/T 


DEMONSTRATORS 

PART-TIME 

•7 per hour pkia Friday. 

Saturday and Sunday 

Candldatee 

mual have an outgoing porsonstay 

CM: 

VAX Appliances. Inc. 

1 -aoo-228-13®0 

EquM Opporlunay Emptoyor 

SALES-FLORAL FtorM 

Cerate M 

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1 poeitton si s*abls. CM 

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Portamento. 30*29 Orchard Lafca 

13 6 14 MOe 

500 Halp Wantad 

SERVICE 

ADVISOR 

For aetsta contact 

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TOWN & COUNTRY 

DODGE 

31016 GRANO RIVER 

n. 474-6750 

SALES 6 SERVICE REPS needed 

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beee salary MUM novo 

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bon Com eel Mark or Jon 

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Fun/Part Time 

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Irtondhr persons to IB posmorw 

in our Novi Store. Ptoaao apply 

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location Mon thru Frl.. 10om-6pm 

SANITATION WORKER 

CHARTER TWP OF REDFORO 

EMPLOYEES 

C M SERVICE COMMISSION 

The Chertar ToonoMp of Rodtord M 

accepting appflcattona tor tha potation 

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(LOADERS! Man function of tola 

goMPon la roksaa co*octton wWh 

Township Sanitation Deportment. 

SALARY Starting. M 11 hour Aftar 

tour |4) yeers - $11. SO hour* 

AMONG THE REQUIREMENTS 

High school Mptoms or Q E D CerU- 

APPLY M PERSON AT; 

CIVIL SERVICE OFFICE 

15146 BEECH-OA LV ROAD 

REDFORD. Ml 4*23* 

Applications wB bo acoapsad week 

« starting MONDAY. SEPTEM- 

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The Cftartor TowroWp of ftadtoid * 

an oquM employment 

opportunMy 

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SCREEN PRINTER 

Uvoraa based compeny seeks rx%- 

vlduol lor screen printing of 

spmtaweei. We require a mature, 

conactonttoua. hardworking attitude. 

wOflng to maka a contribution 

o f q u - ^ t o . g ^ c o m ^ W . 

Service 

Representative 

Due to a promotion TSI Office 

Sorvtooe la looking tor a Customer 

Service Rep tor our Troy location 

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pareonnM ptocement experience 

pietorred but not reqMred Send 

Jefl Femngton 

TSI OFFICE SERVICES 

1350 John R 

Troy. Ml. 4*0*3 

SHEET METAL 

Worker tor specsefty Mi 

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on Shear Preae tasks 6 mtoca*enanjs 

aqulpmant Apply ki parson 

13340 Mairbnn Rd beta eon L96 

4 Plymouth, Uvorva 

I «* Par how to start $4.60 

after M 

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PRESS BRAKE OPERATOR 

PRESS BRAKE OPERATOR 

Cendtooto muet have 4 yrs mmwrHwn 

axporianco, must ba abto to road 

prkita. work with height gage 6 

other meow s ing dsntoaa Do his 

own set «o and choc* Ma own 

work Good tango La iotas, working 

condition*, day shift. Lhronto area 

Aftar 3 30pm 522-9310 

PRESSER - For Plymouth shirt Mundry. 

AM tana. wMtag to trata. Apply 

m paraon: One Hour Ma Ik 

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Mon -Frl *-3 

PRESSER WANTED Hour* Mon- 

Set . 6-2pm. Paid ho>da>*. Blue 

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PRINTING COUNTER SALES 

FM tkne poetaon tor Mo rtgta poraon 

Main lob dubae mduda prtmmg 

and copying sato* MuM bocuatom- 

Orchord Lake. Ml 4*323 661-S230 

PRODUCTION 

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Building scene 

CLASSIFIED 

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Ifl&jjl 

Marilyn Fitchett editor/591-2300 

Monday. September 17. 1WO 04E 

*#1F 

Ratio of land 

to house cost 

keeps rising 

Regulated wetland preeervation at a development aite it one of 

the factors that can drive up the price of land. But consumer 

desirability plays a part, too, as is witnessed by the skyrocketing 

cost of lakefront property. 

Law means few changes for architects 

Local architects apparently will 

have little problem adjusting to the 

Americans with Disabilities Act that 

requires most new buildings and 

buildings that are renovated be designed 

so that they are readily accessible 

to persons with disabilities. 

Fritting buildings that do not undergo 

extensive alteration do not 

have to meet ADA requirements, but 

their owners Immediately will have 

to make changes that are readily 

achievable — changes that are easy 

to do and are not prohibitively expensive. 

An example of a readily 

achievable change for a building 

might be providing a ramp for 

Wheelchair users to an entrance currently 

reached by three steps. 

Jim Velthoven, an architect with 

the Detroit area's largest firm, Giffels 

Associates in Southfield, said 

Michigan has perhaps the second 

strictest building code regarding 

handicapped accessibility next to the 

state of California. 

"Michigan has a strict code," Velthoven 

said. "After the federal 

standards are revised and upgraded, 

the state will make adjustments." 

Although not familiar with the 

new federal legislation, Bill DeMiene, 

chief designer for Albert Kahn 

Associates, Detroit's third largest 

architectural firm, said Michigan 

laws regarding construction accessibility 

for the handicapped are comprehensive. 

"Wheelchair ramps are common, 

as is parking access. We've been involved 

in a snow melting system 

mandated by law to further assist 

the handicapped from the parking 

lot to the building," DeMiene said. 

"We've done bathroom conversions, 

and modified elevators for the blind 

and wheelchair users. Michigan is 

certainly a progressive state. 

"We've increased the depth of vestibules 

to meet codes. In Michigan, 

we readily accept the idea that 

buildings must be made accessible." 

CONSIDER SOME of the potential 

building impediments for a person in 

a wheelchair: outside walks without 

curb cuts, revolving doors, doors and 

corridors too narrow to navigate. 

desks too low to fit the chair under, 

inaccessible toilets and sinks, water 

fountains and public telephones too 

high to reach. Although most new 

buildings (and all of those constructed 

with federal money) are designed 

to be accessible, many older buildings 

possess some or all of these 

hard to use features. 

Designing buildings that are accessible 

to persons with disabilities 

means better buildings for everyone, 

a concept known among architects 

as universal design. Tbe elderly, 

pregnant women, skiers with broken 

legs coping with crutches, executives 

with eye patches after surgery, even 

kids too small to reach a water fountain 

or handrail, can testify to inconveniences 

caused by inadequate design. 

The majority of building users 

do not appreciate the constraints 

that everyday architecture, not designed 

for accessibility, can place on 

mobility or job performance. 

Disabilities defined in the ADA include: 

orthopedic, visual, speech and 

hearing impairments; diseases Including 

cerebral palsy, epilepsy. 

heart disease, diabetes and cancer, 

mental and psychological disorders; 

and recovery from drug abuse and 

alcoholism. 

PROPERLY thought-out buildings 

designed for accessibility need not 

be prohibitively expensive. Ellen 

Harland, an architect and accessibility 

specialist for the Architectural 

and Transportation Barriers Compliance 

Board, estimates that the cost 

of accessibility, on average, is less 

than one half of one percent of the 

cost of a new building. 

While it typically is more expensive 

to retrofit an existing building 

to be accessible, innovative solutions 

can save the economic day for specific 

projects. 

"Accommodations come in groups 

of one," said Barbara Judy, manager 

of the Morgan town, W. Virginia 

based Job Accommodation Network 

(JAN) of America Inc., an international 

information network and consulting 

service for accommodating 

persons with disabilities. 

Unsolved water problems anger owner 

•I IO having a water problem la 

•; basement. Tbe board of director! 

Bid management company repaired 

2 bat received no permit for the re- 

«pirs or aay inspection aad the baseneat 

stfll teaks. I have beea told by 

S contractor that the work done by 

&e association was not proper. I 

Btatacted the Department of Licensing 

and Regalatioa and complained 

about the mnnagemeat company, 

fed they responded by saying that 

0e agency does not license or regulate 

condominium manage meat 

iunagemeat company Is not worklag 

la my best interest to solve the 

problem ol wnter la the baaement 

and storage areas. What can I do? 

* Yon many wish to write your 

legislator to discuss whether mancompanies 

should be liin 

this state Many managefirms 

have real eatate licenses 

because they also are involved in the 

Sale of property. The qualifications 

lor management companies are the 

labjaet of national dlacusskns regarding 

certification and specifics 

ttons for qualifications including 11- 

ceutng. Many management competes 

wish to update their 

qualifications by certification or licondo 

• k J I queries 

E t j Robert M. 

Km Meisner 

tain contractors that are competent 

and who presumably do the proper 

job in correcting the problems. If tbe 

board or management company 

have not done so, they are culpable. 

I anderstnnd that there has beea 

•ome question raised aboat the applicability 

or coverage of certain directors 

aad officers policies regardlag 

certaia contingencies thnt arise 

in coados. Caa yea comment? 

It appears that not all directors 

and officers liability policies are 

alike. While that might not necessarily 

be a surprise to managing agents, 

all too often directors of associations 

look to the bottom line ia terms of 

the price of the policy In determining 

what Insurance company to retain 

as oppooed to the extent and natare 

o( tha coverage This la particularly 

critical In connection with 

policies where certaia protection 

regarding director coverage may not 

be provided by yoar particular tneurcompany 

It Is my recomoroenmally 

get only 

you skimp oo insurance companies, 

accountants, attorneys or the like, 

you may find yourself behind the 

eight ball at a very embarrassing 

time as directors. 

Robert M. Meisner is a Birmingham 

attorney specializing 

in condominiums, real estate and 

/ V 

corporate law. You are invited to 

submit topics about condominiums 

that you would like to see discussed 

in this cotumn by writing 

Robert M. Meisner at 30300 Telegraph 

Road, Suite 467. Birmingham 

48010. This column provides 

general information and should 

not be construed as legal opinion. 

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NAI FU nv RAWTUWY 21. 

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By Mary Rodrtque 

staff writer 

"This land is your land, this 

land is my land." 

If folksinger Woody Guthrie were 

alive today, he'd have to drastically 

revise the lyrics to that once popular 

song. 

In high-priced metropolitan areas, 

particularly along the waterfront, 

land affordability is just about extinct. 

That, in turn, drives up bousing 

costs. 

"Tbe land/bouse price ratio is normally 

around 32 percent," said Donna 

Regner, supervisor of construction 

lending for Comerica Bank. 

In 1980, land represented a mere 

10 to 15 percent of the total cost of 

new boosing. In 1990, land acquisition 

can account for rttore than half, 

the total cost, depending on location. 

"If we're talking lakefront property, 

the land/house ratio could be as 

much as 50 or 55 percent," Regner 

said. "The more expensive the land, 

the more expensive the home. We 

look at tbe whole appraised value. 

I've seen (land) account for as high 

as 58 percent on a lake in West 

Bloomfield." 

Orchard Lake property is also at 

premium price, according to 

Regner. Communities like Livonia 

and Plymouth hover around 32 percent, 

she said. 

' "I've beard some stories that are 

just wild," said James Bonadeo, 

president of Bonadeo Construction in 

Plymouth Township. 

"It's like an auction. People who 

have the money will keep bidding 

until they get what they want On the 

lakes, there's just no control over 

land costs." 

BUILDER TOM Schroder of 

Cornerstone Building in Novi has 

seen tbe land-price-to-house ratio 

above 70, percent on lakefront property. 

fie has built homes in the Highland, 

Milford, Brighton area in addition 

to western Wayne County and 

Farmington Hills. 

"It can get way out of proportion," 

be said. "In the early '80s land was a 

fourth or fifth of today's cost." 

Many factors account for the tremendous 

cost of land acquisition, according 

to Bonadeo. He spun a 

scenario based on land selling for 

$20,000 per acre 

Land cost* 'can get 

way out of proportion. 

In the early '80a land 

waa a fourth or fifth of 

today's coat' 

r 

— Tom Schroder 

'It's like an auction. 

People who have the 

money will keep 

bidding until they get 

what they want. On the 

lakes, there's just no 

control over land 

costs." 

— James Bonadeo 

"The developer buys 50 acres. 

First, there's the Department of Natural 

Resources, who says 10 acres 

can't be built on. Now your cost is 

$30,000 per acre. 

"Next you go through the township, 

county and state boards r-.il 

different boards. This process takes 

20 months, during which time you've 

paid taxes and interest oo the property. 

"Then you get ready to build houses, 

and there are more regulations. 

For instance, safety glass must be 

installed on any window 18 inches 

above tbe floor. That gets costly." 

In days gone by, builders were responsible 

for paving roads in new 

subdivisions. Today,They must sow 

seed for 15 feet on each side of the 

road. They also have to plant trees. 

"All these costs are charged off 

the land," Bonadeo said. "Builders 

pay for every improvement on a lot 

Afterward, the city charges $40 per 

linear foot for future sewer and water 

lines. 

"It's a Catch 22 situation," be said. 

"It's nobody's fault and it's everybody's 

fault" 

DESPITE THE high cost Bonadeo 

says, "land here is almost free compared 

to the rest of the world." 

Consider Japan, where lot costs 

account for as much as 90 percent of 

the house price. And Western Europe, 

where the ratio puts land at 

more than 50 percent of the total 

price. 

"Japan is small and mostly 

rocky," Bonadeo said. "If a builder 

here doesn't like something, he can 

go out an extra five miles. We have 

the lapd." 

Will such ratios catch on in the 

United States? Industry analysts say 

no. Banks and builders are too tradition-bound, 

tbe profit potential is 

limited, and the market doesn't want 

It 

"I don't think the banking commusixe 

of tbe house and the value of the 

structure to the value of the loan," 

says David Jensen, a Denver-based 

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An EquM Employment 

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overtime and aoma Saturday* 

Starting pay 

66.02 par hour 

Apply: North Amartcan Photo, 

27451 8cbootaraft. Uvonia. Ml 

TOOL & DIE MAKER 

Praaa Owe 

473-0400 

TRAVEL AGENT- Experience V 

. Minimum 5 

ex per lane* 

401K. Sand 

P.O. Bob 4630. Troy. Ml. 46066 

TRAVEL AOENT naad ad. MtaBnum 

2 yr* experience or Sabra Computers 

Plim contactTtancy aC 

666-1400 

TRAVEL AOENT 

Ful tlma poMUor 

a *a*bM at groaang W 

Btaomltata 

agancy MBienum 2 yr*. aaparlanoa 

reqtarad CaB Sue M 666-1660 

TRUCK DRIVER 

Experienced tor local drMng 

Cheuftaur s Bcenee tor trador/traiar 

ia«aara«l 

Oood diMng raoord. 

banaMa avatabta aickxBng medical, 

dantal 4 vacation 

Apply In pereon only 

JOE'S PRODUCE 

33152*. 7 Ml 

TRUCK DRIVER 

For m l plumbing contri 

knoar plumping ftttmga 4 M*tro 

araa. 353-5747 

TRUCK DRIVER 

Haadad tor haaOng company tor 

dtatvertas In Trt-County araa. 

477-6000 

TRUCK DRIVERS WANTED 

abta Iranaportatton 4 know trt-couv 

try araa. Apply In paraon Mon-Fn. 

between 1&-4. 967 Mara 

Dr.. 

Newtxrgh/Cherry 

CALL 56jT-*030 

FAX 569-8641 

17117 WEST 9 MULE 

SUTTE 1036 

SOUTHFIELD. Ml 46076 

PERSONNEL AGENCY 

TELEMARKETERS - Experienced 

Salary, bonua 4 

commiaaion. Cal 

Lynn 632-1776 

parlance p 

6lu unpaid. 

rape Salary, 

ta given. ex- 

Fu6 

nme. W 

TELEMARKETERS 

sSSXpE. 

CONTEMPRA 

583-9500 

TELEMARKETING - pan Uma awerang 

hours Good phone votoe. LNonta 

araa. 24 hoiaa par waak. 66-67 

hour. WM train. 425-2672 

$3000 

ByChrietmas 

able Troy ofltoe. Evening* 6 Saturday* 

• Mini 

Only tha beat naad 

apply, For mtorvtoar ca* Mr. Peark* 

244-8960 

TELEPHONE OPERATORS, makn. 

mKtatgM M L 12am 6am. atao 

other aMta I •••Mi Muat type 

«m or better Apply Mon-Frt 

8 Wayne Rd. Wayne. Mfch 

TEL9HONE aOUCITOftt 

Mual ba abta to make local caflt ta 

FanMMon. Farmington HBta. Canton 

andPlpnomh ereee No aMBng. 

wa trata Hourly pay plua bonua Ca6 

H M Com* of *M Had. 

STSS'JRSiSfcSt 

• H K- *> 

•Qem-3pm. Man. tare FrL, 

OCTROIT SA r 

I 

Tho 

Renaissance 

Ticket 

Winner 

Contest 

Is Over... 

T-8HIRT PRINTER 

Top pay 

Cat 

pay 

Ca* 

2S6-66T7 

TYPESETTER- Experienced needed 

tor 

buay printing company. Mctatoah 

knowledge a muat Should ba 

famaar with PageMaker 4 other 

algn programa Ca* 366-1 

366-1004 

TYPESETTER/KEY UMEB 

Needed tor ramdata prlnltog ahop. 

Experiencepietaiied Ca*Mon-Fn. 

647-1670 

TYPESETTER-Pan tana Expenanoad 

w«h tha Ventura Daaktop 

32662 Five Mae Rd 

46164 

Troy 

TYPESETTER 

looAdnc for Mianancad 

dealt tap pi olaaalnnai. K/kmIot 

Ventura aoRwara a plua 

4 aatary requlramanta 

to: PW. 2146 Crook*. 

Suite 103. Troy, Ml 46064 

UTILITY'SHIPPING 4 Receft 

peraon Reaponatbttttaa Include 

toedtrag 4 uraoadbig truefca. chackper 

hr. -f unatMine. Apply In peraon: 

Kennedy InduetrMe. 4675 Technical 

0r.M6Mrd. 664-1200 

VALET 

Ft* tane. Mature peraon needed tor 

prtveta dub »i Bioomfteld HBa. 

644-3460 

VENOMG MECHANIC 

•rl time. 

562-7564 

VENDING ROUTE TRAWEE paw 

Good pay 

Drug Met redrMng 

476-6470 

quired Muat have ctaan 

VETERINARY HOSPITAL poataona 

4 

VOCALIST FEMALE 

For Ml tana top 40 Trto. 

Noel area. 

476^213 

HAVE FUN WHILE YOU WORK! 

WaMatafl needed 

Apply In per 

bataaen 12 Noon 4 6. Mon.-Fri 

ChepHn'a Weet. 16660 Telegraph 

WAREHOUSE HELP 

hourly ta atari Apply Mon. Ihru M_ 

lOem i pen at Haatap'a. 22760 

HaaNp Drive. Nov! (between Novi 


SOFT CLOTH oar ee 

general labor. 16 or over, tol 4 pan 

Uma 16516 MMdtabaM. Uvorae 


DantaMAadical 

ASSISTANTS - Tired ol woitUnQ 

Set 4 evee ? Our beeutMul Blrminghem 

offca * aeeklng a 

complete our Man Muat be mature, 

anthueiaattc. 4 people oriented 

Good *alary 4 benaiHa tor »>e rtaM 

v Call Lynn 644-7006 

BILLEB 

ary 

Detron hoaprtal 

Caa Aace al uratoroe 

16-64/hr 

357-0646 

BILLER 

MEDICAL RECORDS 

Good organizational (k«a are a 

muetl immediate to* bme opporturvty 

e»at tor a highly mo«Neled Non 

amokar aiho ia elng lo work aa a 

teem player 

Prevloua medtoal b*^ 

Ing experience with knowledge at 

3rd party reanburaemeM procedure 

H neceeeary 

ftaaporiaiMara* 

nduda. but ara not amfled to account* 

receivable, cuaecttona 4 anaoymg 

medical eccounta 4 record* 

" - I fringe benefit peckege kv 

haahh ineuranoe 4 

proht 

rapKfly 

expanding 

n you are mtereeted in growing with 

a leader m the health care Maid, 

aand your raauma m confidence to: 

MEDI-SPEECH 

Outpetlent Rahab Agency 

Peraonnal Dept 

755 W Big Beever. Ste 404 

Troy. Ml 46064 

MEDICAL 

BILLER 

Amlcare Home Health Reeouroaa. a 

durable medical equipment company 

aponeored by the Slaters ol Mercy. 

b* currently aeeklng a guaHltad 

candMale lo aaaiana a poeitton In 

our Being/Account* Recwvebta 

Depart meni 

Dutlee include praperatton ol daim 

torma and atalemenu. ra.ie.mg 

claim tortne tor complalanaaa ol 

data and matching approprtate 

beck-up documentation to aach 

claim 

To quadfy. you muat ba a high 

achooi graduate with at Meat «" 

month* caang experience In a medical 

aottmg. Knoatadga at ttard party 

baang and experience wltti durable 

medical equipment 

' 

Amlcare e«l match your alua* wtth a 

ar 

To 

your raauma to 

Human Raeouroea Manager 

Amicare Home 

Health Resources 

34606 Ta«ve MBe Rd 

Farmington Ha*. Ml 46333 


BUSY BIRMINGHAM pediatric ofltoe 

needa mature paraon tor general 

office work. Men.. Tuee 4 Frl . 

9eni 8pm. Thur*. 4pm-7pm and 1 

Sal. morning a month CaBBl I S900 

or 436-2010 Aak tor Phyta* 

CERTIFIED NURSE AIDS 

at 

DorvWi 

tor 

experv 

anoad. certthed Nurae AMta. Require 

people who genaraay en |oy working 

with the aktarty. who have a love tor 

Bta 4 a dedication tor their |ob 

Competitive aatary 4 good benefit 

peckege Apply ai person Irom 8am- 

5pm, Dorirfn Convataaoant Center 

on Mlddtabelt. 1 block 8 of 6 MHe 

476-0550 

CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANT 

mjo-doctor'e 

Fu* Ome 

experienced tor buay 

ofltoe In Royal Oak. 

649-0140 

CLERK TYPIST 

A ful Ome day poaltion in Ihe Mental 

Health inlt exiata tor a dark typlel 

Applicant* MUST type 60wpm 6 

have dictaphone 4 word proceaamg 

aMta Wa oftar an attractive aatary 

and banallt package Plian caa 

501-2633. tor an interview. K you 

required cr 


Dantai Madlcal 


Dantal Madlcal 

DENTAL ASSISTANT 

Chaaengmg Career Opportunity ai a 

leem-ortantad emnronment 

We're 

rioad and canng pareon with chair 

wM experience Mon -Tlur* . aome 

Saturday* 474-0100 

DENTAL ASSISTANT NEEDED tor 

Weet Bloomheld practice, lua lime 

BeneM* Cal 651-2240 

OENTAL ASSISTANT 

Unique, career onantad indMdual. 

thai hae delMte goal* In mmd. 

tor a p< 

practtoe Mun meel quean 

including at leeet 2-3 

enoe. and be waang ta expend yot* 

lerrtlatry BeneM package, 

ig unltomi aao.anca. area 

Jan 722-6133 

DENTAL ASSISTANT - certng 

SoutnnoM office aeak* tua om* aental 

aaaiatanl Benefit* 556-3730 

OENTAL ASSISTANT, 4V» day* tor 

Fermlngton Hia* ofltoe High quaBty 

atmoaphare 4 people Caa 563-0645 

DENTAL ASSIST ANT/Of«oe Manager 

Experienced mual know 

ance good communicallon BkM*. 

534-5010 


Fua time Mu*t heve expen*noe. 

Friendly etmoephere 

Salary oommeneuraia 

w/expenence. Ml benem* 

W BtoomftaM area. 661-4001 

DENTAL ASSISTANT Fua Ome experienced 

dental aaaiatanl Plaaaani 

ofltoe in Redford. good atartlng salary 

and benefita to ba dweuaeafl el 

1 533-9305 


Farmington. Ol* growing pradloa 

aeercnmg lor mature, reaabia. "M#- 

eapertanoe and be deduced to detaH 

and loaow-up 474-0224 


p» atari ad but wai tram. No eve*, or 

weekend*. Livonia oAoe 261-7566 


try. M 

or pan 

tlma. Royal Oek 

642-6200 

OENTAL ASSISTANT - FuH lime. 

Farmington HM* Salary negotiable. 

Experience preftared. but nol 

required. 477-6222 


Mon 

day*. 

Fua a 

Mon. - FrL. no evening* or Se 

Benefit*. 

Experience 

OENTAL ASSISTANT INSTRUCTOR 

tor day 4 e»anlng community e^H 

cation program In Brighton. CO* 

RDA preferred Caa 462-0660 

OENTAL 

ASSISTANT 

only. wM tram. Wee 

area. Ca* between 8am 4pm 

661-3767 

-b££3 

DENTAL 

ASSIST ANTirRacapUoniet 

tor Rocheeler denta^ractloe Fu6 

or pan Ome. No expOTanoe net 

aary. WW train. Mature peraon preferable. 

Cal Mon-Fn. 9-6. 662-7770 


Ful time aaalatint tor Novi office 

Experience with X-ray* aM 4 handed 

aenUetry. Houra negotiable. w*l 

include aoma evenkiga and Satur 

day* 477-7230 


Friendly lamay prectlce m Garden 

City la eeekmg a cheefu 4 reaponalble 

peraon lor 4-hended denOetry 

tialary baa• a on experience. 

422-2600 

DENTAL CHAIR ASSISTANT 

Pan time 

With front daak expert- 

Oueaty 

practice 

i, Redford aree. 

Height*. I 535-3600 

DENTAL HYGENtST 1 day per weel 

lo *t*n tor progree*Ive Uvonia 

office. 6 Ma* 4 Farmington area 

Salary negotiable For Interview caB 

261-2730 

OENTAL HYOIENtST tor Frl. 9 

5pm. M3 every other Sat 6am- 

1pm Our office 4 atafl are bright 4 

cheerful Why not join u»1 396-6545 

DENTAL HYGIENIST 

Pen ome. Frldey al day Saturday 

hall day Joy Road/Telegraph a 

531-7600 

OENTAL HYGIENIST 

Highly experienced, lul or pen Ome. 

Weatland location 

For Interview 459-7110 


Experienced, needed lor Tueeday* 

tor * buay modem dantal practice. 

Aak tor ofllce manager 756-7070 

DENTAL HYGIENEST 

Troy pediatric office, pen time. 

Set per month 4 aubeutuoon 

680-1660 366-6997 

ST MARY HOSPITAL 

34475 Weet Fhe Maa Rd . Uvonta 

WAREN 

part Um 

OUSE 

HELP 

B. 66.25 to star 

4 DaBvsry - 

476-4470 

WARFI- OUSE HELP 

bm wa nan 

2040 eat 224 

Wsreho uaa Materiel H andtor 

Hi-co aapeitarioe a 

SSrSaSST^y • Mai red. Ex- 

M: 

LNonaa 

EOE 

WAREHOUSE 

PERSONNNEL 

Distribution Center 

taSHLta^w 

•aSJfSt 

MM6M 476-H11 

aaSSataa 

teaa£«ww5!R* 

VIRCO 

Manufacturing Corp. 

LIMIAatwta 

WAABMXJ8C WO«KlB8 

MS ttmt aa—aMa. >Mg 

A«SO« TEMPS. 45»-110> 

WATER A SEWAGE 

PLANT TRAINEES 

Coder/ 

Abstractor 

Our Mimcal Racorda Oapanmam 

Ma a MMHne poeitlon with flexible 

hour* • i alabl* tar an A.RT. uMng 

ICO-9-CM coding kyelem You 

id be invohwd w«th both mpabeneflU. 

For immadlat* conatfera- 

ST. JOSEPH 

MERCY HOSPITAL 

Ponuac. ML. 46341-2966 

An Equal OpponwMty Employar 

COUNSELOR. MSW OR LLP 

id in|ury program: 123,000- 

627.000 range, raoane lo Brant 

Vice*. 3«e7 Palmar Rd.. Weal 

land. Mt 46 IBS. 721-2700 

CHAJRSKJE ASSISTANT 

And/or Aecepttoraet 

Ful 4 pen Bme. Some experience 

tar 6pm caB 346-1564 

DENTAL 

looking tor 

OEWTALASSMTAHT 

an oppommay ta m- 

adaa 4 advance pi otaa 

ta a tagh quaMy. iten a» 

aty practtoal Ta talro- 

. caa >67-3106 


i e 

s i 

aa >« 

DENTAL AMOTANT 

DSNTAL UMTMT '«Mra 

a 0mt ataae ta aar*. 661-1446 

DENTAL HYGIENIST MOVING 

Haada Ml tlma replacement. Someone 

that m hiendly and caring tor 

our patient* Troy area 689-6060 


Uvonto-NorthvBle area Tua*. 4 Sal 

tor progeaaive dent* Caa PhyBta 

464-4490 


lo work 

time. Plymouth/Canton 456-2610 

DENTAL HYGIENIST - Highly 

motivated Hygleniet needed tor our 

patient oriented practice. Pan tkne 

ivt lo 2 day* per week No Si 

day* Cal Mary 477-5100 

OENTAL HYGIENIST 

2 Saturdaya. 

per mo Royel Oak Ca* 546-4711 

HYGIENIST 

needed tor 

Friday and every 

in Oek Park aree. 

Caa 541-6696 


poewon available tor Ml Ume hygleniet 

No evenmga or Saturdays 

wMMa MaMMM 

J44-M44 


Fua or pan tlma, Irlendf, downriver 

prectlce CaB 926-2600 


Pan-time poeitlon lor Uvonie 

General Practtoe 

2 weekday* pkia 

464-602 


Pan-tlma poeitlon tor Uvonia 

General PracMoa 2 •aakdaj* ptue 


Friendly WeeUend dental practtoe 

need of a gentle 4 cerlng hyglenW 

to KXn our dantai Mem wed and/or 

Tin** Great pay 726-; 

OENTAL 

ITANT 

patient oriented oflloa 20-30 hr*. 

per week, no Seturdey* Cal. aak 

uBe 477-6100 

OENTAL HYIGENIST 

Pan Ome tor Ctaweon !am»y prac- 

Anematmg Saturdaya Irom 

Bom- 1pm 

Exceaem comport 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST 

Ful tlma. Experienced In pegboard 

boa. Joy Rd ./Telegraph 531-7600 

DENTAL 

RECEPTION I8T/Office 

buay 

Computer . . 

(O Q M S-Command^ Ca* 366-6060 

RECEPTKMST- 

Expert- 

Salary 6 beneata 

DENTAL 

RECEPTIONOT 

dantal ofltoe m Uvonia wMh trtand^r 

4 caring ata/l aaaM pen ante Reuepqemtat 

Muat have dantal aipartance. 

aiicaBant people aktaa 4 outgolng 

peraonaBty Ca* 477-6621 

DENTAL RECEPnOMST - Ara you 

keeper? Energetic 4 people oriented? 

Exceptional 4 verbal m apaOng 

aMta? « BO. our efltotanay nei oMoa 

m Canton Ib aoarchkig tor a truly 

atlve 4 a aanee of humor r 

Jean or Barb al 661-561S 

DENTAL TECHNICIAN 

Experienced penratam buBdar needed 

tor Ml aantoe lab m Gerden City 

M opportunity tor the right 

Ca> Jan or Lan eL 

526-4330 

DENTAL TECHNICIAN 

•xer 4 nmaher tor 

4 bridge lab m Southflald 

357-1820 

502 Hatp Wanted 

Dantal Modicil 

LABORATORY TECHNICIAN 

Garden Cay Aak tor 

261 

LAUNORY /HOUSEKEEPING 

Apply m paraon at 

MasyCTMt Manor 

16476 Mtddtaban. Uvonie 


DERMATOLOGY OFFICE 

needa axperlanced LPN or medtoal 

aaa lei ant, 16-20 ho« weekly. 

P^nouth area. Caa 966-67*1 

LPN or MA - Pan Bme tor buay 

pedtatnea ofltoa Experience pralerred 

26-30 Ura^wk 

Rd Troy ^ i « S 

LPN - RN CM A S tor in home m- 

ph>anata Venipuncture required, 

own ecneduiinfl Examlnara 

needed tor Troy. Royal Oak and Ro- 

*. CaB 9-4. 776-4133 

LPN'S/RN'S 

Apply m person 6am-3pm: 

Bora HeeRh Care ol T pater* 

28 8 Proapect 

463-2220 

LPN'5 Stall poataona a aaarn tor 

IndMdiiala. axpertanoed or elig to 

team m genetic rxjrWng 

We era 

our raaldanca wMh the kind of care 

awy would provlda to • 

New wage 4 bene* pac 

_ 

pan tana. Ptaaaa apply at 

Mt Vamon Nwstng Center 

106111 

[ FULL TIME OFFICE MANAGER. 

H a . 

Mual haB 

\ wperience. 

•kCandtaata 

ahouid have oomputar. MBng axparlance 

or ••ng lo laam. Ofltoa la 

stale of 1KB art FuB baneau. perv 

661-S061 

2 PART 

SoutMtald PedtaMctana ofltoe. Flexible 

hours. WB tram Mual be raBabie. 

CaB Dabbta 477-7034 

MEDICAL ASSISTANTS 

Musi be axpertanoed FuB 4 

Pan 

Omapo-t^^v^ltovlMTg 

r Warn. 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

For Wealtand ofltoe, experienced 

prelerred Cal Mon.. Tua*. Wad. or 

Fn. tOam-tpm 726-2906 

DENTISTS 

FiBI Ome. Fast growing, fast paced 

- ~ t: 963-3336 

DIRECT CARE 

tor 

an. 

wort mo In AFC 

home tor T.BJ. cHent*. Ful and pan 

midnlghl Mt* 

Iwaakanda on rotation^ Mual have 

good drMng racord and proof Contact 

Sooft McDonald. Mon-FrL durmg 

buemeee hrv at 861-0469 

C* RECTOR OF NURSING 

Hitdafl tor Arm Arbor* newly rankled 

tkBtad/baalc ruling home 

Competitive wage* 4 Oanem* For 

personal Intamtaw contact Branda 

Smith. Admmiatralor 761-3600 

a.o.a. 

E-RAYTECH 

needed pan-time tor MBtord Car*c. 

No Sundays, no HoBday* 

Ca* Mary Bath. 665-3600 

EXCELLENT EXPERIENCED medical 

rooopMontat/iiilHuit/bator or 

any oombaiatton pf IM 3 tor unique 

^•••••••••il-666. Send reaume 

to 21066 Metrovtaw. Farmington 

HBto Ml. 46335 

FOR MATURE parson tor ctarlcal «- 

mg 4 liatophom* work m Due, doctor's 

Ofltoe. 15-20 hrs/wtt., (tax 

Ome. Farminglon. Lynda 478-6616 

FRONT OFFICE - Part tt 

hour* tor Farmkigton HM* dantai 

ofltoa Salary negotiable Good 

Ta 477-6222 

HOME HEALTH AIDES 

•ftton* a taacn M Western 

Wayne 4 Oakland Counoe* RaqtBree 

recent aide expertanoa or 

oomptalton of oaraftoanon program 

Competitive pey rata 

Service*. 

356-1310 

Up|onn Health Care 

SouthMd 

Home Health 

Aides 

(FuB-tane. pert-ama. commgeni) 

Crenbrook Hoeplce Cere 

Troy. Ml 

Amicore Hoepioe Servtcea now hea 

opportunities ana*Bbla tor Hoapica 

Homa Heeflh Aides. 

As vi Amtoere Home Haeflh Aide 

you w« aaatal m provtdmg 

care lo tha tarminaay • and thav 

tamlBBB Aa part ol IM nMB-dlao- 

»ou 

quired by the State and al >ee*t 6 

We I metch your MUBt with an Improved 

wag. program and eacel 

benefits For inmedlete conaidi 

non. ptaaae caB: (313) 643-8656. or 

send your reaume to 

Penny Murphy 

Amicare Hospice 

Services, Inc. 

2665 Crooks Rd 

Troy. Ml 48064 

An Equal Opportimity Employer 

HYGIENIST- Ml 0 

preferred 

Salary 

HYGIENIST 

Part Bme. evanmqa 4 

S W HMghta-Trorg-ta^ 

HYGIENE 

wemed tor fnendfy rstaa Uvonia 

practtoe. Mon 4 Sal mornaya. 

161 6661 


Sl6/hour part Ome. 1 dar 4 S* dey. 

tharnata Sat Naw ofltoa. naw 

473-74 

OENTAL aaBURANCE/Buokkaaptng 

tor buay apadafly preotry 

4 Baiitflta 

CaB 367-6166 

OENTAL OFFICE MANAGER 

Troy padtatrlra ofltoe aeaka weperv 

enoed person wfta wide rang* of 

•aa* tar |X*.SHB.« kid atand^r 

SS"l660 

36S4BB7 

C»fTAL RECCPTlOa—T 

Ara you looking tar aa aacfltag opportunNy 

la a Mtai quaMy. aiata at 

me-an soecMlhr prsidtaar? That ofliMwaaar 

: 367-3306 

DENTAL RECERTIOI a8T Seeking a 

J 

^6u>'H 'in_ba*a 

M M ^ B M S T 

mw+rtymrn 

mm sr.sr 

sr^rszrs 

0SNTAL RECEPÎOMtaT 

Instructors 

Child Birth 

Instructor 

MEDICAL 

ASSISTANT 

asaiatmg doctor, vena 

-rag. EKO Ml tana, ban- 

626-7644 

punctur*. X-ray. 

MEDCAL AS8«TANT. part 

tor doctor* ofltoe Bi Farm 

MEOCAL ASSISTANT tor buey 

Darmalologiet ofltoa In I 

Pert Ome 12 hrs peri 

Contact Mery- 


MEDICAL BILLER - FuB Hme poNoon 

t aBatili m Southflald orthopedic 

doctor"* ofltoe tor 

pM 

Ei. caB an! pane- 

Ms No Saturdays Cal Monday thru 

Friday. fr-Spm 666-4710 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 

WW. oomputar and bBBng ai^H 

anoa tar tam*y phystden s ofBce m 

Wtaaaiid. Part Ome.CaB 522-2424 


HoaaMc/Medfcal CBnlc. 

Typing, phonaa. Mng. Fua bme 

Ca* 473-7220 


Experience required 

Ft* Ome tor 

ta Tray Mual know 

t " f f 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - Eapert- 

Approk. 30/32 Hrs Bane- 

666-7407 

MEDICAL RECBTIOMST 

ofltoe 

sxpe 

ogy 

good CQMhunlraaton aMta. knowladga 

of oomputar achecMlng eystema. 

Sand raauma to. RecepOoniaC 

2576 Woodward Ave . SuNa 300. 

Bartday. Ml 46072 

MEDICAL RECOROS/ 

FHJNG CLERK 

lu* Uma poataon tor growfcig cardtoloay 

practtoe. RaqMrad 

km ?X2S 

s 2675 

StdtaSOO. Berkley. Ml 48072 

Ave.. 

SECRETARIES - i 

Detroit 4 suburban 

11540/mo 

Cal Lyrm at 

646-8168 

MEDICAL SECRETARY tranacrlp- 

Oomat* Southflald 4 Detroit hoapt- 

HL 3 shins 

11750/mo Cal Shartl 

357-0448 

MEDICAL SECRETARY - Dearborn 

capital. 66-69/hr Ca* Uary 

473-2931 

MEDICAL TECHNICIAN 

Or medtoal lab technician FuB Ome. 

9am-Spm Monday thru^Frgay^ 


Dantal-Madlcai 

MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST 

Must be experienced 4 have own 

equipment Farmmgton * 

ing area* 781-4382 

Medical 

Transcriptionist 

FMrtane Health Service* a seeking a 

Tranecnpnomal 

Requirements mdude a rugh achooi 

diploma, typing tpead 

55wpm 

and knowledge of IBM PC. Iranaenptton 

equipment and medical 

terminology Send reaumea to 

HENRY FORD 

HEALTH SYSTEM 

Employment OMeioo. Dept MM 

2921 Weel Grand BUtfl- 

Detrort Ml 48202 

An Opportunity/ 

Affirmative Action Employer 

NURSE AIDE INSTRUCTOR 

Mual be: 

RN - have 1 y 

experience in 

592-3376 

NURSES AIDE 

Needed at our home tor the aged 

FuB ome deys Farmmgton Hit* 

wee. Ca* 851-9640 

OS/GYN OFFICE NURSE - pert 

time. 1 day par week Vacation covs 

652-9110 

Nursing 

RN 

Discover your opportunitieet 

Fill and part-in 


Venipuncture. EKQ 4 X-ray axpert- 

626-6600 


Part/K* Ome Experience required 

Beech Oafy 6 6 Mia area. 

Ca* Mon-Frl.. 536-0110 


it's oflto 

Profit Sherlng, 

35-40 hr* 641- 

IVi 

1-6603 or 851-6797 


Send reeume to MedicaL 16161 W 

13 MBe. Suite 01. SouthMd. Ml 

46078 


For 

OSGYN m Semmgham. part 

ome Experienced need onfy appfy 

648-3323 


gy ofltoe. Plymouth. H0 

ome or 

Shere time 

Eapertano* halpM-wfll 

tram Contact Ofhca Manager 

459-3930 


Experienced, tor buey lama, pracnca 

ofltoe m Troy. FuB Ome X-ray 

experience a ptua Contact Krtatan, 

Mon.-Fri., 679-1117 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT. Ml Ome. m- 

perience pietaned to work Iront 4 

back ofltoa. W 8 MBa. Detroit area. 

Ca* between 10-3 tor appokiuneirl 

Ctoeed Wed. 532-6030 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT ANO 

X-RAY TECHNICIAN 

neaded tot phyalclana cfltoa Expertance 

orVy need apply 

Plymouth 

area Aak tar Nancy 4&34610 

PROGRAM COORDMATOR 

Home medtoal equipment company 

looking tor ambitious RN **th experlenoe 

In t'llUBlon therapy A MUST 4 

knowledge of i aapk alor/ homa 

car*. Pftaiani leatiinialliaitlea to «- 

cluda development, implementation. 

4 toaoer up of home programa Send 

reeume to: Marcta Anktart). 32411 

industrial Dr.. Madtaon Hta 48071 

DMC HEALTH CARE CENTERS 

WOODLAND 

347-4200 

NURSE PRACTITIONER 

Cnaaangmg career opportunity m an 

ambulatory setting Pediatric and 

OS/GYN poamone aieBaW. 

Competitive 

aalary and benefit package 

The Detroit Medical Center 


DMC HEALTH CARE CENTERS 

WOOOLANO 

12 MILE 4 NOVI RD 

347-8200 

• Licienaafl Practical Nurae 

EXPERIENCED ONLY 

OS/GYN 

Rheumatology 

The Detroit Medical Center 

An Equal Opporbmlty Employer 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT NEEDED 

a ba 

41 

476-2723 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT or LPN 

needed tor doctor" • ofltoe m Troy 

FuB or part tkne. Ptaaae caB tor 

appointment 526-9010 


For ta*!-paced Garden CKy office. 

Fame, practtoe Ful Ome hours 

261-0430 


Experienced FuB arm 

buay GP ofltoe m Shelby Twp near 

264-2700 


ly tor Pedtatiic oflto* Experienced 

or reetfy to laam. Ful Hme Next to 

Providence Hoapital 566-0190 


only 

temporary pert Ome. 4 day* 

per week. EKQ 

infection, venapuncture, 

no Sal 637-0603 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT/LPN 

tor buay Novi Internist. Experience 

Medical 

Assistant 

Henry Ford Medical Canter* al 

Require* B>e camptaaon of a Met»- 

Prograrrw Instructor 

rSTTb. 0^ 

Botsford General 

HoaoitaJ 

78060 GrWva RK* 

AnEguafOppt 

Henry Ford 

Health System 

Eirptoymanl DMatSn. Dapt Ml 

2921 Wei 

An Equal OpparMON/ 

itillk inatira Acttan topOl. 

1 681 6»a».—^^M 

al Daaroa. 171*1 Garttotd 

* 661-6674 at 40 

"tjua^." 

k 

r7p«. 

66V8144 

474-4146.1 

NURSE AIDES 

& ORDERLIES 

Full and part time openings 

availsbts on all shifts. 

$4.55 to stsrt plus benefits 

WW train. Apply in person: 

Camelot Han Convaleecent 

Center, 35100 Arm Arbor 

TraM, Uvonia. 522-1444. 

Weofler 

e Outstanding Peneflta *nd saUry 

" structure 

e One-on-one ortant*t>on 

4 On-ah. chad car* 

e Flexible acheduimg options 

e Excaaant auburben locstion 

« Joan Harrison, Nurse 

Recruiter at 471-8655 or aend reaume 

to. 

Botsford General 

Hospital 

28060 Grand Rlyer 

Farmmgton HIB*. Ml 46336 



Dantal Madlcal 

NURSES 

AIDES 

Fu* time/pert lime - Hex hours tvH 

abi. Expenenca nol neceeeery Win 

tram See Carol Brown 

NIGHTENGALE WEST 

6365 Newburgh Rd 

Wealtand. near Jov Rd 

An EQUM Opportunity Employer 

NURSING 

ADMINSTRATIVE 

ASSISTANT 

Looking tor 

a dynamic m«ndu« 

with the luBowIng credential*, organaatlonM 

tkflta. 

thru Fn 

mould ba caring, raeponarve to the 

of other* 4 enjoy working 

a gartMrtc POPUISIKXI Com 

pettave wegee 4 beneat* Apply in 

person, Oorvm Cun iMeecei 1 * Nurv 

ino Center on MtodtabeW. 1 block S 

ol 6 MBe 476-0650 


OFFICE HELP 

outh/Canton an 

tur* peraon tor Recapttontal Ctark 

tor ofltoe of peychtatry. pisMatili 

non amokar. iWMng abMfy needed 

should be abto to work with pubac 

2-3 weak night*. Spm-930pm. i 

. After 3 

rials Sets i '3pm 464-2400 

OPHTHALMIC ASSISTANT or lechndai 

needed part Ome. mornings 

tor ophthalmology ofltoa m Tray - 

Certification pretarrad. bta not 

CaB : 626-6620 

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST 

620 hr Fun/pert time Work with 

treatment Mem m yowmg 

Injury program Cal 721-2700 

NURSING 

ASSISTANTS 

CkMcM Nursing AMstanl 

Conilngenl powlrons currently avaasble 

to work al our Novi Sateflnas 

Candadalea can be scheduled tor 

day or afternoon shifts baaed on 

need of department Minimum 6 

month* experience as * NurMng Assistant 

required or completion of a 

cbn«M rotation obtained as part ol 

V accredited R N nursing program 

wa al*o conMdar 6 months 

sxperience a* a M A AttMlant m 

an offlce/diracM aettmg 

We offer ar exceBent working anvironment 

and aalary Oueaitod m- 

lersleC appecanto may apply M our 

Ofltoa. Mon. 

Noon 

Southflald Employment 

Thur* . 8 AM - 12 Noo 

PROVIDENCE 

HOSPITAL 

16001 W 9 MB* Rd 

SouthfleM. Ml 48075 


N U C L E A R M E D I C I N E T E C H N I C I A N 

VA Medical Center, Allen Park. Michigan is 

seeking a Nuclear Medicine Technician to Join 

our team at this 

large medical and surgical 

hospital 

Candidates must be certified radiographers in 

Nuclear Medicine Special salary rates 

Please send resume to: 

U.S. Department ot 

Veterans Affairs 

Medical Center 

s a 

Personnel Service 

VA Medical Center 

Alien Park, Mi 48101 

Attn.: C. Adams 

Equal Opportunity Employer 

NURSE AIDES 

Up to 87 50 

Experience reqMred. 

Home Care, prtvato duty, atafllng. 

(»ve In*. 866/694.'day ) 

l Ittflh Care ProtaBMonala 

26699 W. 12 MBa. a360 

Southftoid. Mon 4 Frl. 

10-12 or 3-5pm 

Vtaaga Plaza, a 1001. Oaarbom 

Mon. taruThur*. 9-2pm 

16604 Herper. Harper Woods 

Mon. SThura. 9-3pm 

MICHIGAN'S pioneer health insurer wants lop rxHeh. 

highly afclBad people lor currant homa office poaWon. 

NURSE CONSULTANT 

Opportunity available tor Reastered Nur*a in a madicM unn 

olOJ Claims Department Posibor offers varied ratponah 

Mimes 

mduckng claim* raviaw ana coordmafing HoapUM 

B4 Audit actvtaaa 

Recant Hoapital BiH Review expenenca requrea ideal 

carKhdate wii possess a rmnimum cX 3 years recant caracal 

sxpenence knowledge ol quality and coat - effective 

health cara protocols and excellent commuracaBon and 

Niafyais swtts Expenenca m health insurance and coal 

contaannent hMpM 

Wa offer axcaHant Denefits. a 36 hour work weak and fl«« 

tune Sand reaume and salary requirement to 

AMERICAN COMMUNITY 

MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY 

3920 1 7 Mlla Road 

Uvonia. Ml 44152 

Attn: Human Resource Department 

MtDtcAL wrnM/Mta 

BE* - ll.BlBÎ arm » a r ^ a y j 

MMOCAL mcmrrxmm 

Medical Opportunities 

Henry Ford Health System, with an international reputation tor excellence 

and innovation in health care, announces the following car eer opportunities: 

• Henry Ford Hospital 

Research Coordinator - Lung Hearth Study 

Requires a Bachelors Degree in Psychology. Social Work. Public Health. 

Nursing or doeely related field, and one to two years experience in individual 

and group wot* psychological counseling with Ph D . three to five years wilh 

a Master's Degree and Ave or mora years with a Bachelor's Degree. 

Master's Degree or Ph.D. highly desirable Send resumes to Dept. SB 

• Medical Centers 

Instructor 

MapM arm» Youth Treatment Center Requires a Bachelor s Degree in 

SpedJ Education. State Certification as an Instructor snd one year special 

education experlenoe. Chemical Dependency experience is highly desirable. 

Send reeumee to: Dept. DH. 

es a Bachelor's Degree, 

resumes to: Oept. SB 

• Oncology 

m , „ n n I n Arp Ba a Hnkila f • a tai a 

rftnofi UiiKt VlfOf 11 roinio rir^s 

State of Michigan Rceneure and centfication 

I ah nB^nni Tanbjinln ral^t 

LJDURITOFY 

IVCNNOK^JIVI 

(ASCP) 

Sandra 

Raquiree a Bachelor's Degree in Medical Technology and MT 

i or equivalent. Full-time, afternoon, 2:00 - 10:30 p.m. 

e^jivalent 

resumes to Dept 

FTA IIIÎMIBII ftnnlal WINEL a i 

riycniiuic oocwi norKtr 

Troy or WaSerford - Requires an MSW with three to Ave years outpaftant 

In indMdual marital and group therapies Part-time, days/ 

Sand reeumee tor Troy to Depl SB or send reeumee tor 

Watertord to: Dept. DH. 

' Soelal Worker 

Maple groMB Troy - Raquiree a Masted8 Degree in SooM 

WoA and tree 

years eayertenceiMottongwah chemical dependency and ooi in 

group. (Mocfc and .ndMdual tharap*. ACOA treatment axpehenoe is hie«y 

asMrMMs. Evontngs 1XX) p.m. -SM p m Send reeumee to: DspL DH. 

WeoWwacowfieW >sMaiyandeKoeienibene«HslndudhTgheeandMe 

maurance. opacal and dental plans. 4.5 weeks paid VmeoA per yov.i 

paid hoHme, free parMng. union reimbursement, oiveite edua 

program. Cfcsrber CNU Care Center at the De*oM Caroue an) 

C/( 

' Short 4 Long Term Aaaignmenta 

• Variety Of Settings 

| Trt-County Aree 

• Competitive Wegee 

• Flexible achaduBng 

• Hoopitaaitaton 

CaB or aend reeu 

Health Partner*. 6944 Crooks Rd . 

Troy. Ml 4409a 

628-7723 Fax 826-7202 

RN'S Poertwn* Bva*abta tor 

ancad LTC protaealonata. Seeking 

vtoor and RN tor medicare ima. Naw 

wage 4 

benafll package. We are 

aeeklng mrpiltklt 

wtSi a strong 

committment to providkig a,i,caa aril 

ML Vamon Nursing Center. 26715 

10 4 11 Mae 

RNS 

work m MedtoM Batd of me 

Future now Home llaaflh vtMta. 

SPEECH PATHOLOGIST 

620 hour Part/lua Ome work wrth 

IIealrnanl toam m growing head injur, 

program. Cel 721-2700 

SUPERVISOR OF RECEPTION 

Desk/Orthodontic 

Oapartment 

needed m large dentM center 40 

hom. Tueedey thru Saturday No 

Orthodontic aaaistlng experlenoe 

naceeaary Cal 542-8150 

TOP RATE 


For suburban office. Must 

be sbie to work evenings. 

Must heve experlenoe. 

DAViS-SMITH 

MEDICAL PERSONNEL SERVICE 

354-4100 

WEEKENO UVE-ai Companion tor 

Mdarty mobBa man Cooking 4 driving 

iWaieiic** a muet Cicaaeni 

pay SM Sam Mon Sam 444-4769 

X-RAY TECHNICIAN 

Fu6 ume poataon • Bat II In aufer- 

LS? 

aSta Reply 

SouthB.lJ Radtotogy Aa* 

15401 W 8MB. Suae 1 

XRAY TECMMOAN 

Approxlmat* 30 hr* par 

Pltaiani SouMtaMol 

Low pace. 567-3120 

504 Holp Wantad 

Olfloa-Ctarical 

ABSOLUTELY 

EVERYTHING! 

m>lil arm. nkH « 

160 uatng WordPartad 

WE HAVF I 

TY secicT 

YEAR* 4 TAKE YOUR CARKR 

MX PAN COBIPANY P AO 

PERMANENT STAFF 

737-6750 

An EquM Oat 

ACCOUNTING 

CLERK 


Office-Clerical 

ACCOUNTANT lor entry level po*»- 

24200 Unk Southfield Ml 44034 

ACCOUNTANT'S ASSISTANT 

Ma at) BMabBahad poeitton open 

due to company growth 

OuaMtod 

cendldato wm have alrong account 

mg kno'wtodga and Lotua expen 

CoBaot or property manaqe- 

BXperftnCa a eau* tfoodberV 

Ma and aatary to 625.000 

CaB or 

aend reeume lo 

Rne Roeden. Nency Ben 4 Aaeoc 

362-2610 

ACCOUNTING CLERK/PART TIME 

Entry M l 

accounting poeitlon tor 

manufacturing company 

Deta entry. 

typing and 10 key experience required 

Itaeponaible peraon tor evening 

poeNton 64 per hour Apply m 

person to 

Haber Tool Operation 

12850 Inketer Rd Redtord 

Afflrmebve Action Employer 

EquM Opportunity Employer 

Minority / Femeta/ HerKbcapped/VM 

ACCOUNTING CLERK 

RECEPTIONIST 

Muel be energetic nexKM 4 ebie to 

handta a variety of leak* Including 

but not Bmfled lo Typaig. Answermg 

phones 

FBtog 4 Accounts Payabto 

FuB benenta 4 competitive 

wagaa Work achedMe Mon thru 

Fn 8am-5pm 

Pleaee aand reeume 

to Personnel Oept New WeBducnon 

Corp . 24492 Indoplex CrO» 

Farmington Ml 44331 

ACCOUNTING CLERKI 

FEE PAID- $14-$17.500 

FARMINGTON Should have experv 

ance m eccounts/peyebie. det* entry 

general ledger, coebng 4 be lermkar 

with computer* or Lotu* 

1-2.3 Great benefit* 4 future 

649-6797 or 962-0545 

DOROTHY DAY 

PERSONNEL. INC. 

ACCOUNTING 

DATA PROCESSING 

Farminglon HM* aree 

Entry level. 

66 50 per hour, compreheneive benefit*. 

including lultnn reimburse 

ment Peimanaril. luB-lime, 8:30- 

5:30 CongeMM office anvlronmont 

Typing and oomputar ska*. Word- 

Partad knowledge a plu* Accounts 

recehabta 

'account* peyabto aapensnca 

Soma coBeg* Protaaatonat 

appeerance. Sand laauiiie: 

PERSONNEL DIRECTOR 

P.O. BOX 2909 

FARMINGTON HILLS. Ml 4S333 

OR CALL 553-6355 


ACCOUNTING OFFICE 

Tel/12 area. Bght bookkeeping, office 

ctarlcM. and racepboniet 

FuB 

time. 256-9220 

ACCOUNTING SECRETARY 

Troy CPA Arm seeks qualified mdlndual 

with computer' knowledge 

phone experlenoe 4 prefer bookkeeping. 

peyrol taxea 4 tax prepertion 

background Cat 643-9343 

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE/ 

DATA ENTRY 

$20,000 PLUS FEE PAID 

Growing Farmington HBN Engineering 

compeny oftor* tua banelfts *nd 

loeda ol edvencamenf Thle m * very 

expen alon oriented comperry N you 

have eccounta payable/accounts 

racMvabto and aoma ItoanciM *tatemeni 

erpoeure. cal Shtrtoy todey. 

861-3660 

SNELLING & SMELLING 


ACCOUNTS 

RECEIVABLE experv 

ance For property management 

Brm ruiaaai'il anvkomieiiL Send 

raeume wfth aatary reqMramanu to: 

Controler. P O Box 2460, Fermlngton 

HM* Ml 44333 

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE - BBbng 

Clerk needed 

Muet have minimum 

of 2 >*ar* experience 

Computer 

kncn4edge naceeaary Bookkeeping 

expenenca a plus Send leeuniea lo: 

AMe Kaye, 32255 Northweetem 

Hwy.. Suit. 296. Farminglon HHe. 

Ml 48334 

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK 

Muet know at 

pheeea of the ecoount* 

recervabta computer eystem 

end wBI be reeponaibie tor ooBecoons. 

OuaMtod individuals aand reaume 

to 7 Up Detroit, 12201 Beech 

Defy. Redford Ml 44239 No phona 


ACCOUNTS 

RECEIVABLE 

CLERK 

Ughl experience m coBacbona 4 sccounta 

raoMvabta wfl open Vie door 

Oakland 

county 

company Con 

arylpSi6J00 

ACCOUNTANTS ONE 

24133 I lex tti.eelei 11 Hwy. Sufto 202 

Southftoid Ml 46075 

354-2410 

Employment Agency/Fee Peaj 


maurance experience pretarrad but 

aHB tram N you ara the right person. 

OrgantzattonM and computer I* Bta a 

muat 

Good phoning technique • 

needed tor thia tuoaBtnl growth 4 

eeminge potontIM poaftton 

Salary 

opan depending upon previous sxpenence 

Ca* KMfty M 567-7466 

ADMIM8TRATrVE 

I mltoregloriM 

manager Mfcroeoft Word. 

WP 5 0. Novi electronic a. 619.800- 

621.400 Ca* Lynn M LMtoroa 

4' 


0flfc*Clartotf 


Wholeeeta/dMtrtautor m Troy aeeka 

cepebla mdMdMBi tor order pro- 

Good math required Shorthend and 

mm 2 yeers experience Good selery 

6 beneat* fteeums to 

R 3 . P O Box 560. Troy Ml 46099 

ADMINISTRATIVE 

SECRETARY 

122.000 FEE PAID 

Busy auburben Brm oftor* cheBenge 

and venety 

required FuB benefit* CaB 

649-5900 

SNELLING & SNELLING 

OF TROY 


SUBURBAN POSITION 

Fortune 500 Brm aeak* 

a highly 

skBtod pre 

anal wah a dynamic 

lion lo xvong admmieiratlve ska*, 

you mual poaeeee 70 wpm typing, 

superior speflmg. grammar and 

umtwacsllor skBto 

Shorthand a 

Superior aalary 4 benefit peckege 

Send reeume lo Artfux Thomas Executive 

Search 3000 Town Center. 

Suae 2333 Southfield. Ml 46075 or 

cal 356-4140 

AIRLINE 

Opening lor 

Muet 

be mature and dependebie 

wah generel ofltoe backgroimd 55 

experience Apply m person or aand 

lo 

Director 

Trene Continental Ammee 

839 WIBow Rim Airport 

rpaaarni MI 48196 

An Equal Opportuniry Employer 

APPOINTMENT CLERKS 

Company m Uvonie m need or recapbomai 

4 phone pereon 2 *hrh* 

9-3. 3-9 Excaaant opportunity tor 

quaBfled person. 

Quick edvanc*- 

mant. compeny ^B tram. 525-5210 

ASSISTANT 

$14-$ 16,500 

FEE PAIO BY COMPANY 

Have you bean lookaig tor e pint 

ant blerxay Comperry' Here I*. Ml 

you need a typing of 50 and Word 

Proceaamg Cal 399-3450 


ATTENTION! 

EXPERIENCED CLERICAL 

PERSONNEL NEEDED 

Put your clerical skiBs lo work 4 

earn top pay at lop companies AJ 

long 4 thort term eaatgnmarita currently 

paying J7/hr 4 higher 

MORE EXPERIENCE- 

MORE PAY!! 

It't that simplel So caB now tor * 

greet assignment 4 more mlorme- 

Uon 

WESTLAND - 728-6770 

TROY - 528-6454 

FUTURE FORCE 

TEMPORARY HELP SERVICE 

NEVER A FEE 

ATTENTION 

SECRETARIES 

TSI Office Service* needs 

Experienced Word Pi ixaaanr* tor 

aaalgnment* In Troy, Southheld end 

CLERKS 

Short and long term aaaigrvnents m 

benkeig and engineering compe- 

Ughl induetnei. Data Entry. Bookkeeping 

and Receptlonieta Personbenefits 

CeB today lor pereonel 

549-7088 

TSI 

Office Services 

AUTO DEALER 

FuB charge bookkeeper r earner 

naw car kivai'Moi'i 4 coating Apply 

at. Bob Saks Motorma*. 35200 

Grand River. Farminglon Hlta 

AUTO 

Looking tor IndMduM 

ofltoe tkJta Some 

uxxiUm 4 data I 

geared Apgry to Joe 

tot. 26111 1 

355-1000 

AUTO 

mtaaênt pereon sato a good w/Bguras 

to work m tha caahtors ones 4 

switch board 

21 hrs par wk. ADT 

computer system Man 4 Thurs. 3- 

9pm. TUBS. Wed, Frt. 3-4pm_ Apply 

al Joe Panton Chevrolet. 26111 

Telegraph. SoutMtald 355-1000 

473-243^ 

ISTANTJ 

AUTOMOTIVE 

OPPORTUNITIES 

working orveae at mafor automotive 

ciampantaa and auppBait lor topnotdi 

ctarlcM 4 aiknlraaii aB»a par 


ASSISTANT 

SECRETARY - For RaM EstaM Oepertmem 

of large puCBc oorwpariy 

Good meflv. word pi otaaabe (WP 

S OL MMflva. careful attanaon to detaaa 

and organMaltonM MdBa required. 

Ca* hta. anno 353-4511 

AOMP aOTRATTVE AawtNW/Secretary 

L/vorae baaed cunipafiy Excallant 

typing akMs. 

AOMaaSTRATTVE SECRETARY 

To 621.000 Bumgui 

Good word pro casing 

Sua. 772-4740 SnMtaig 6 'Ct? 


SECRETARY 

$18,000 

vour eecretariel 4 WordPartad 

background. Exe 

ty lor qMca aanamg. BsMbM m«MduM 

Subtrban tacaflon. tiaaig ap- 

ALL Fttf COBIPANY PAC 


Troy: 585-2720 

Uvonia: 581-2221 

An Equal Qpparkmfly Eikptaia 

ASSISTANT MEDICAL 

POOIATRY 

Looking tar tap af Bta i 

$7 0C 

LOTUS eroacSency M M M M n l 

edge efMaoroa ^to^rocyjtaanrxei 

ASSIST PERSONNEL 

FEE PAJO - $10-822.000 

NORTH AR4A tan it Paaawnal 1 

raaSwS 

644-6T97 er 848 8661 

DOROTHY DAY 

PERSONNEL. INC. 

General Ofttoe/Oertcel 

Data Entry 

Executive Secretartea 

General Office 

•Word 

eSpactal need tor »i-» li»,wa wah 

knowledge of Mtoioaofl Word. Free 

Lance. ExceB auflwaiB. Long end 

ahort-torm aaelgiiniann i tTaBili 

TECHBaCAL ENGINEERING 

CONSULTANTS 

THE EMPLOYMENT 

CONNECTION 

BIG 3 

AUTOMAKER 

e EARN TOP PAY. To 612 how 

S FREE BENEFITS/TRAINING 

4WORD PROCESSORS. 50 wpm 

e LEGAL SECRET ARKS 

e SECRET ARCS 

e RECEPTIOfflSTS 

4 DATA ENTRY 

SNELLING 

TEMPORARIES 

TROY 

DETROIT 

528-5122 871-2700 

BILINGUAL 

(Jap an aaa Secretary) 

$To £30,000 

468-1188 7R1-S252 

aawas M l ta paSaaraan^^ 

sun* t iT 11 I SV) Warn 7 

MBa, IIUiBi iMa. ta 46147 

BOOKKEEPER 

aaalSai 

£ f 3 f £ Z ' ~ - 

ACCOUNTAMTB ONE 

- m , csri , ar— 

354-2410 

504 Help W 

ACCOUNTING Ofl- 

12 MBe area 

ksr - 

BOOKKEEPER 

bookkwpmg powuon 

I compeny 

Plaaaani 

ka Non amokar Sand i aauin* to 

2V mduetnee, 44663 WeM Rd 

Wtxom. ML. 44393 424-7943 

BOOKKEEPER-Experienced 

through Irtol hManan 

Comuler sa 

expenenca na^nui CaB Mon -Fn. 

between 6-11AM ONLY 541-1041 

BOOKKEEPER - Exceptional opening 

m long 

Bnenca a required 

BOOK-KEEPER - Ml charge thru irv 

ng oompany m Southfield Lome 6 

MAS 90 experience pietaiied Send 

reeiane to our CPA JTC 32900 FNe 

MBe. Uvoma. Ml 46154 

BOOKKEEPER - PART TIME 

Experience Bookkeeper 2-3 days 

per week tor real aetata/property 

management Brm mooted m 

Farmington HBM Computer 

experience nanaaaar) snd 

automated ftookkeepeig halplui 

id n a m to 

CERTIFIED REALTY INC 

34345 W 10 Mae Road 

Suite 300 

Farminglon HMs. Ml. 44335 

BOOKKEEPER - PLYMOUTH 

SprttdahsM. Dial balance 816K 

minimum BeneM* No toe. 

B HAMIL PERSONNEL 

424-6470 

BOOKKEEPER Strong bookkeepmg 

skaa. computer experlenoe a 

muet Sand raeume 4 aatary rfqmrementa 

lo Bookkeeper Poeitlon 

30150 Telegraph. Suae 371. 

Birmingham ML. 46010 

BOOKKEEPlNG/lnaurance 

Specialist 

tor busy denial specialty ofltoe 

ExceBent eatery 4 benefits 

CeB 357-3166 

Fua Charge 

Accounts Payable 

Payroa Pookkeapet 

FuB Charge - 

Part-time 

BOOKKEEPING 

Partial LiM oi Poeaione 

to $15K 

lo 626K 

to 621K 

lo 617K 

to 42 IK 

to 610/hr 

Southftoid 354-2300 

Ann Arbor 995-4367 

Detrort 259-1060 

Troy 524-3100 

Lanemg 

(617T349-4367 

FAX-Southlleld 

354^1941 

(Sundey/HoBday Ceas Ratumedl 

Correspondence To 

ROBERT HALF 

26548 North•aatarri Highway *250 

Southflald. Ml 48034-8061 

201 WM BigBeavar 0310 

Tray, Ml 46044-4152 

F3 

All teee 100% Co paid 

160 Ofltoaa on 3 Contkients 

BRING YOUR PERSONALITY 

Toy eccurate typing, verted ctortoM 

ebMtlee and exceptional phone 

akBM could win you a 

SERVICE ASSISTANT 

company 

Work with great people 

and receive sicaBeni Lwieau Ca* 

399-4900. Ext 122 or sand reaume 

to 

CC. 21470 CooBdga hwy . Oak 

Park. Ml 44237 

*n EquM Opporbmlty Employer 

BUSY. GENERAL PRACTICE Law 

Office aeaka energetic, isacmnetoto 

indtovlduM tor Racepbon and general 

ctarlcta work 

OmicaaaM carx»- 

da*e wM be abeBabM to ooaar erenmg 

and Saturday hours Soma 

computer expertanoa is hatp** as 

Send reeume SI 

conBdence to Ph* Leaky. Hyatt Legal 

Servtcee. 23446 Michigan Ave.. 

Deerbom. Ml 48124 

CAREER JOB FAIR 

ALL FEES PA® 

• Executive Secretary 

• Ofltoe Clerk 

4 Bookkeeping 

4 Secretary 

4 AdmmMtrabve Aaaiat 

4 Accounts Parabta 

1 sppBcanta Caa tar 

n appukiUiieL 661-6460 

SNELUNG & SNELUNG 


CLERICAL- 

COH4PUTER OPERATOR 

Entry MVM. 1 

required 

Knowledge of PC's. MS 

DOS. windows wrvamsnenta and/or 

Sand i 

mtafBgant I 

41000 Vtaoana Court 

Novt. Ml 46375 

Attention BtaMiaai Itoiahay 

An EquM Opporbmfly Employer 

CLEFBCAL - FuB Une Fatr^}. W» 

phone, aâ typaig. genarM ctarlcta 

duties tar grawtno Southftoid taw 

Brm. Benefits mdtoded. 

CLERICAL HELP 

Entry tavM poeitlon tn aauBcB ig da- 

T Krtnock, P.O. 

oudi. UT 48170 

624SC, Ptym- 

CLERICAL 

uMk.au 

miry (10.000 • Nrokeei 

EMPLOYERS 

TEMPORARY 

SERVICE 

Southfield 353-7050 

TOP NOTCH 

PAY FOR 

TOP NOTCH 

JOBS!!! 

KELLY 

Temporary 

Services 

tguMfiu I ^ a nil aafSflt 

u-aws iinti 

• Tr*. Maw* ma 

Ban IIL a , M > g g " M l 

JaaaaaMU at aa 6B6 7461 

504 Halp Wa 

OfHcÔarteW 

CAREER 

OPEN HOUSE 

We have exoaBant opportunity, tor 

Switchboard Operetor* 

Short and long term, temporary 10 

kfl nme poatont 

Experienced aporal 

enytaiie & 

12pm. or 2pm to 7pm on Sept 18 

to tuecuea row luture career* 

ENTECH 

SERVICES, INC. 

WE PUT EXPERIENCE TO WORK 

(313) 336-8888 

CLERKÛ. ASSISTANT - 40 hrs per 

wah beneat* Typing. WP 

Psy 65 00 

Irminglon 

between 9-4pm 422-9210 

computer 4 phone enpertonca 

requtrad 

Pey 65 00 -16 00 hr 

5 Ma*.'F*rmington area. Caa M-F 

CLERICAL ASSISTANT - Part uma 

needed Good phone 4 typmg ata 

a* we* a* abflty to thmk on toet e 

muat Ftoxtoto acheduto Ftm. low 

preeaure 10b tor right pereon Ptoaae 

m 261-1220 

CLEFBCAL • Good lypeig 4 phona 

mennar*. mature tor amranoo connecting 

rape, company Good 

wegea and more 

Pert Ume Medina 

to toB ume 535-7860 

razatu EOS Engkieertng. mc 

ha* 

an entry MvM CtortcM poaaion open 

Appecant* ahouid type 50 wpm. 

poeeea* good phone marmar*. erv- 

W aorking with paopte, Mng. oopymg. 

and have bawc latter wrttlng 

aklB* Accuracy ta an abadute muat 

ai thia poetaon Pteaaa aand reaume 

Wtth Salary Requirements to 

HUMAN RESOURCES OEPT 

YAZAJU EDS ENGINQRmG. MC 

6800 HAGGERTY ROAD 

CANTON. Ml 46167 

NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE 

An EquM Opporumay Employer 

CLERK PCSmON Pan Time, ideM 

tor Mgti school or ooBega atudam 

Various of*oe dubss. aght typing 

CaB Mrs Thomas. 

CLERK TYPIST 

RapMhr expanding Detrort baaed 

Brm seeks entry MvM ctark typML 

Candida** ahouid 

a mm 

lypmg feed of 40wpm. good phone 

akl** 4 generel dartcM knowledge 

Li reBori' advancement opportunity 

TMa poaaion Is kfl Uma wtth complete 

benefit pec* age 

Ptoaae eend 

re*imeto 

CtartiTypiei 

P 0 Box 779 

Detrort. Ml 48226 

CLERK 

$13,000 

should gat the. tool In tae door of 

this growth 

included 

S 

rang appointment* 

ALL FEES COMPANY PAJO 


Troy: 565-2720 

Uvonia: 581-2221 

An EquM Opporkmfly Employer 

COLLECTIONS/S^ng Ctark 

at nave good 

n PUBS Waa o 

•sr. 

COME 

ON-LINE 

WITH KELLY 

We hav* long torm eeeigisiiwiU on 

a* ahift* tor key punch operator* 

EXPERIENCED wrth th* data entry 

style keyboerd mckjdtng word prvxaewng 

Good ctarlcta and dtolaphawa. 

66wpm typing. daUB ortantad 

Excaaant 

compan, paid benaflto Salary 

117.100-420.400 Reeumee 

tenaon Word Prcioaetor. 26666 

"lnnnnoai MI 4607>:3043 

An EquM Oppcrtimay Employer 

CUSTOMER SERVICE 

SUPERVBOR 

COP. ona ol »ane to J CUua 

29777 Tetograph Rd.. SuBa 1661. 

Hd . Ml-46034 

RLE CLERK 

MEDICAL 

Our 

Southflald 

n-aan of 2 yeers medtoal recorda sapanence 

6 efleOfce analytical 4 

an ska* 

We oftor an 

pec«eg« 

ehoMd • 

Obaariiar 6 Eccentnc 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd, LNoata. 

MKMgan461SO 

FILE CLERK 

Part Ume. ta doctors oflfce m NovL 

20 hrs. per week Caa 

FFMENOLY. COMMIT ABLE person 

naadtd tor a poataun In kamflws 

eon lo tha manager al Scott Shuptrtne 

12200 He* M.. Storing Hghts 

FRONT DESK 

$15,000 FEE PAID 

beneata end opportu Bin tor edrenoamara 

Type 80 and word procaeamg 

needed. 6t6 8600 

SNELUNG & SNELUNG 

OF TROY 

GARDEN 

CITY Brm na*d* Secretary. 

approx. 30 Baa. nwjfcli hrs 

66-26 hr MuM Maa typing 4 ganar- 

M oRtoe eapertano* Sle«e 421-7733 

CLERK/racapflantat - 

40*. Robn htapM 8ouM 

. 64-47/br CM 

GENERAL OFFICE- Part 

SoMMMkL PMn. iMBng 4 oa 

20 hrs • wk CeB tor appdn 

GENERAL OmCE 

- Typing. 

1130 wa ea*y) 

GOOD LEGALS! 

FEE PAID - $18-825.000 

•«- 

DOROTHY DAY 

PERSONNEL, INC. 

H6ATMO JÔCXXJATEÔT^ 

504 Haip< 

CROSSMATCH 

PERSONNEL 

PO Box 52196 

Uvoma. Mi 48152 

4 word pmcnaaaiu Pie»to»N 

experience 4 good typaig requred 

Computer beckground hatp- 

M «fe oftor cunaiMlSio May 4 

• nr.Maul benefita peckeg* Very 

"I working condRtone For 

prompt coneldersbon. tend yen* reaume 

mOudmc aaaary Malory lo 

P O Bos 52455 Uvonia. Ml 48162 

GENERAL OFFICE-25 hr 

ar 

Phones, rraac 

impuier aght lypa« CaB 

7am-3pm Carol 461-6000 

OENERAL OFFICE WORK - tua nme 

;?a 

ar* 6 computer 

Ofltoes ir South- 

•tokJ Aak tor Pat 55B-1160 

INSURANCE AQEMCT 

MSURANCE AGENCY, ai North .IB. 

MMimg * Pw aonW Lmea CuMoniei 

Service Rap 

Two years experience 

required Ca* bam-Spm. 344-1454 

PtSURANCE AGENCY - 

m ttarrangham. Piopaily Caauaay 

Agency haa poaamw m ConanercMI 

and PeraonM knee 

experienced required CireBerit aatary 

and LaiiaBU Non smoking 

efbca Mr* BebMn III 8467 

PfSURANCE OFFICE 

m NorttwM* 

need* meture kM or pert ume peraon 

MuM type, good latopliuiii per 

auiiaat) Aak tor Jan. 

344-2000 

KEYPUNCH OPERATORS 

nawced operetor* n**d*d M 

our LNonta office* any Mt 

Cal 

' r an appt 

Corp 422-4002 

KEYPUNCH OPERATORS 

Experienced onfy. FuB Bme. Bant 

Its Dearborn area. 5 Operators 

needed on each thai Overtime 

evMMPM. EOE 562-4440 

LAW FIRM Teem 

Ptayar Needed. 

EnlhiiMaabr, sefl-mck eMfl mdMduM 

to partoini dartoM kmcaons 

Typmg/tbctaphone. dau entry and 

eemng « B a 

Wl train 6450 hr 

LEGAL ASSMTANT . anargabc. 

at. Mrd rmnaaakiB a ptaa. wMto 

tram iba ngnt paraon 

Sand 

Wayne Rd. Weafland. hbch 46166 

LEGAL SECRETARY 

Cxpai lanced 


LEGAL SECRE1 

HMs Ma Ik lit 

"era typing 4 

Pratar 1 year an 

ARY tor BMaBM 

4*5-^450 

LEGAL 

For ana* Lrvor 

SECRETARY 

mtm-cmoau^w 

•ipartanca na caaaary W'wormnc 

ki iiiatadg* M a 

or 6.1 Atetot 

wel under pre* 

SECRETARY 

mtm-cmoau^w 

•ipartanca na caaaary W'wormnc 

ki iiiatadg* M a 

or 6.1 Atetot 

wel under pre* 

•ka Mrecaon 4 work 

amna to 

3604C 

Ml 48152. Ann 

W 

7 MB* LNoata. 

MaryE 

LEGAL 

ScM pracaatan* 

puiar MdB* 4 

^SmMMB. oore- 

LEOAL SECRETARY 

ie.4 anomeyBrmln® 

• Uee of MM 

• • OaBH 


»18.500 

pats CaB Kaaw. 

SNELLING $ SNELLING 

LEGAL SECRET ARY 

Mbi S jab. 

COPY LAYOUT CLERK 

CRT 

VDT 

r C j - - - - - A ' - 

W t m m 

i i

4F* O&E Monday. September 17.1900 

MM nmp wmita mi l Hf ill A 

r w p 

wsn KM 

O B g g g t a j 

N U R S E S 

A I D E S 

U p to $ 8 / H o u r 

' 

'» bonueei 

requwed 

Legal Secretaries 

m w n w mat tempoiary | 

L P N ' S 

$ 1 4 - $ 2 2 / H o u r 

Call DPR. 443-0611 

504 Haip Wanted 

Oftlce-Cterical 

PAYROLL 

Personnel At Law 

3000 Town CMtMr. SM. 2S«0 

omw• 

MO* *ma8ar o u m w u l MCWWU. 

Some experience • required M Ml 

** good PWH MUB* 8 typing abMty 

Sand raauma lo Personnel Dept 

P O BOB 2727. LNcrla. Mich. 48151 

OEPICE ASSSTANTMIBBMB 

good orgartaaPonM HiWn T»- 

mg. lataphnn*. taxing. Ughl bookneepmc 

24 to 30 hr* par Mt. 

Troy fertMngftam araa Sand raaim 

to Box MO Observer 8 Ecoan-I 

tne Mi.wwira, 3*25' SetoootoreR 

Ml. Uvonta. Mfchlgan 48150 

MuM MM ttotputai to* * some 

a « « 2 r t t r t . * 

Van Buren Pubac Scfiooto. 565 *•*• 

ColumOta. 

Mtt *' 

4 8 , 1 1 

PERMANENT PART-TIME poMBon 

wm AexJbto houra aa Aaatotart to 

corporal® credit managar M d 

good mtarparsoiiM PUB* wW. word 

processing I accounla receivable 

experience. Ma8 raaxria lo Box 

71193. M*dtoon HMght*. MM8071 

RECEPTIONIST/SECRET ARY 

with orgarmaOonM. communication. 

WptriQ 4» Qomjujie* 

b 30pm Mon Thur*. Long Laka 4 

Telegraph 

W i S M 

OFFICE ASSISTANT 

To $7.00 hr. 

No tee 

Modern Southltold o«MM GreM 

experience 

R8S ASSO 

ASSOOATESAGY. 

M 

aM* I qua—art gacMeni hi 

•MR*. CaB lor an appt. 

LIVONIA - 462-0024 

MATURE 

RESPONSIBLE 

needed tar lumMure More office 

Ba«K rnmrnrnm a mum Fua m * 

W. Btoomftoid Mr Stuart: 8S6-5777 

MEDICAL Equipment , 

Approximate* 30 houra par 

Typma. Mug. 

plua. Cal 

For tow kt 

Southftoid FuB and pari Una poM- 

983-1000 

MESSENGER/RUNNER - Ml tlma. 

hourly poaftton plus mke age lor 

Farmington HMa band company 

Mual own car. vaBd drivers loan** 8 

naured For mtarvtow cal Ms. 

Adama or Ms. St«z beta sen «am- 

5pm. 851-1770 


OFFICE/CLERICAL 

»*rl time Southltold mgR-fto* 

sow ui ant* 

18 hrs. par weak. 

negolMMs. CMI 

OFPICE/CLEWCAL Poeitton - Headed 

lua tlma- Oood phone ek«a neoeeeery 

Experience pratorrad CM 

Dana Mon.. Tua*. A Wad- 421-8070 

OFFICE CLERK, pan Uma. 20 hour* 

S weat (ftedbto). Private due 

•no MM* and good with figure* 

_ SThour 844-3450 

O F F I C E 

M A N A G E R 

S E C R E T A R Y 

$17,-$20,000 

FEE PAID BY COMPANY 

Outgoing. Errthunatic paraon a muat 

tar Ms outetandtag Company 

ISM 

PC «*p*rtenca a muM Call 

399-3450 


ONE PERSON OFFICE 

MJte M- 7820 

ChuMiRd.Salam.Mlor 348-8120 

PART TIME/CLERICAL 

Flexible. have own tranaportatlon 

T**ng Mtng. general ortoe 

om area CM 

B8B-1933 

PART TIME GENERAL OFFICE 

ExcaBent phone afcM* and word procaaatng 

axpartonoa required 

MM 

raauma to 8005 Tatograph Road. 

SuNe 350. Birmingham. ML. 48010 

PART TIME Secertary - 25 hr»./wfc 

Lara* pratoatoK Church naar Bkmlngham. 

Accuracy and naatnaae In 

typing and accuracy with Oguraa eaaentito 

Word proceetong and Lotua 

akIBa halptul. SuOmM cover Mttar 8 

raauma to Box 370 OMarvar 8 Eccentnc 

Hawtpapart. 38251 ScfloWcratt 

Rd.. Liroraa. Michigan 48150 

P A Y R O L L 

C L E R K 

Ful Uma In Southltold Proparty 

Manaoamant offlca Compularttad 

payroll Knn Madge a ptoa Oood 

hour* 8 axcaBant banam package 

Cal Mon.-Frt. 9am-5pm. 352-2015 

An Equal Opportunity Emptoyar 

PAYROLL 

PROOUCTION ASSIST ANT - Clartcal. 

Wng duttoa. Cotnputor axparkanoa 

halptuL Fuk Uma Sand raauma 

to Producnon Managar 24SM Hakwood 

a , Farmtogion HB>. 48335 

PURCHASING CLERK 

FUMima poaltion to Purchasing 

Dapt. Type oarmpooOmKn. data 

entry on malnfram* CRT. Ming and 

dtotrtCMtlon ol form*. An*war pitana. 

rakava sw«lchl>oard operator Review 

purchaaa orders lor accuracy 

h school degree or egulvelani re- 

^w'ed Aaaoctoies degree pretarrad 

Experience m Lotue. DCaae 

Nl. MuRlmate a plua. Excakent banems 

package Man resume to 

Howmal Corporation, Bo* "722. 

Plymouth. Ml 4817® Attn: Mrs 

O Malay. Oept 1000 

Ak Equal Opportunity Emptoyar 

RAPIOLT GROWING medical UBtogl 

compeny requlree herd worfciog 

clerical/dais entry operator 

Good 

opportunity tor advancement 

Salary 

+ benefits Send reaume to 

South Oakland Bmng Inc 23800 W 

10 MM. Ste 218. Southltold. 48034 

504 ttelp Wanted 

OfHoa-Ctertcai 

RECEPTIONIST 

Pari uma. ninnai 

Weeitond oh 

lea Mon thm Thurs e'.erwnge Typing. 

Wkng and other duties Cal 

Shaly 10em- 1pm at 281-3780 

RECEPTIONIST lu* uma lor radiology 

canic 

Typing neoeeeery. *m*- 

ance bMng expartonca helptui Salary 

baaed cm experience 

Redtard 

aree »37-8155 

RECEPTIONIST NEEDEO 

In our buey Canton dantal offlca 

Muet be a salt slartar " 

or dantal background 

Uma Ask tor Sue 

oentei omce 

Computer t 

f>eiphj< Ful 

#81-4040 

RECEPTIONIST - outgoing peraon 

tor laal-paced oltlce Must be able 

to handto multiple busy phone mee 

Typing a muat. word prooeeemg and 

computer a ptua. Sand raeume to 

Box 322. Observer 8 Eccantrlc 

Nawspsper*. 38251 Schootcrsft 

Rd , Uvonto. Michigan 48150 

RECEPTIONIST - BLOOMFIELD 

HUs towllrm Light typing and 

Word Perfect prelerred Bene«ts 

Cal 844-8801 

- - rugmy VB . . 

thru Frl. 8 30-5 poeitlon m h-onl aflice 

ot buay 137 bad ikikad nuramg 

lacklty Duttoa mduda. cheerful, efficient 

management of rm^li line telephone 

syatem. greet 8 direct vtoltors. 

order 8 inventory ofltoe supplies. 

eocurslely receive 8 dlrecl 

messages, open & process mal. accounts 

payabto, type 40 wpm 

Muet 

be high school graduate 

Apply lo Oa* m* Care Canter, 

34225 Grand Rnar. Farmmgton, Ml 

48335 477-7373 



OfAca-Ctericai 

PART TIME 

Recapttontol tor .elermer, hospital. 

2 svenings 4pm-9pm 8 Sal 8am- 

5pm Over 18 Good phona voice, 

lypmg 8 fling sk«s -soused After 

2pm cal 348-8505 

RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST 

To worfc Tuea.. Thurs.. Sal. 8 Sun 

Irom 3pm lo 9pm plua type SOepm 

Ptoaae contact Joel SchnoenPerg. 

Jewtoh Home For Aged. PrenBa 

Manor. Mon - Fn , 8am-5pm al 

352-2334 


RECEPTIONBT 

peerenca Typing experience and 

good phone manner a muk Abto 10 

hvidto a multl-me phona Ca»Gtorto. 

AM only 845-0020 

RECEPTIONIST 

With typing, neat m appeersnce. dependable. 

WordPerfect a plus. «n» 

I ram 

Brown Associates Archrtects, 

Inc. Aak lor Pel, 848-8877 

RECEPTIONIST 

Part ume needed 

immediately tor busy 

Birmingham 

office 3 days per wit, 8:30 - 5pm. 

Must have computer Knowledge 

Ful Hme within 5 mo 540-8450 

RECEPTIONIST 

Weekends and evenings 

Must be 

mature with pleasant peraonakty 

Apply in person only 

Psachwood 

Inn, 3500 W South Btvd 

Rochester 

RECEPTIONIST /SWITCHBOARD 

Cal today tar short or long term aaugnmsnts 

m Wayne antf OaWand 

County Cal 425-8228 

ETD Temporary Samce 

RECEPTIONIST - PART TIME 

tanl pf 

. Troy i 

Plaaaani phone manner plu*^YC«rj£ 

RECEPTIONIST/FILE CLERK 

For Southftoidtow firm. Ful and part 

Uma poaltion available. Variety of 

duttoa including phone, fling, computer 

Experience pieterred. Ca* 

Barbara at 552-1000 

RECEPTIONIST tor Plymouth office i 

Typing 8 computer a pkia. Chanoa 

for advancement 

Greet 

Monica. 

pay 

Cal 

454-1008 

RECEPTIONIST 

Typing. Who. entry laval accounting. 

Apply at: 813 Manufacture s Dr 

729-5700 

OFFICE PERSON-Expenenced. mature 

with banc bookkeeping knowledge 

tar ama* manufacturing com- 

OFFICE POSTION Available 

WsOeek 

Country Ckib. 4000 Ckito 

Gala 0r„ Bluowiimd MBa. Ml Peyrol. 

accounts payabto. acoount* 

g* neoeeeery. tram 

Salary + benefit* Contact 

d 

858-0700 tar appointment 

OFFICE 

$10.00 par hour 

Fast paced. 

S8 00- 

to VP - MM 

$20" S 

Cal (313) 

25608 W. 12 

-8800. Roth Younn. 

MB* Road. 

*271S. 

ORDER ENTRY - For growing Co 

Expartonca. Bili, 8 accuracy a 

must, ktvantory. Wiling 8 other 

ra*um* to: Bex 358 Ottoarvr 8 Eccentrtc 

ttoa^wnrs. 36291 Schoolcrafl 

Rd.. Uvonta. MWSgan 48150 

PARALEGAL 

T e m p o r a r y / C o n t r a c t 

ABA carfatod. Oagraed Wtth 1-2 yrs_ 

expartono* needed tor long 

and 

•hart term poataona at th* BIG 

TXREE Mak or fax your reaume ._ 

or ca* our SouUHald ofltoa lodaw 

AT' J58-0060 

Personnel At Law 

3000 Town Center, SM. 2580 

I. Ml 48075 

Southftoid Company artl tram ndi 

vlduais M peyrol tpacialtou 

Muat 

have: Good typing 4 apaMng sklM. 

CRT or PC expertanoa: and outgoing 

paraonany. Starting at M 50 hr. 

I 

health imtranoa. Cal the Payro* 

Systems Co.. Personnel Manager 

552-8340 

PERMANENT PART TIME 

FM Clark wanted In Plymouth area. 

FtoxiOle daytime houra. W« train 

Sand raeume to: L Armatrong. PO. 

Box »525. Southftoid Ml 48037 

Personnel Support 

AATEC Services has shirt * long 

term asatgisnanH sveaahi* with 

prestigious compantoa In the 

You w« gat top pay. caMt bonuaea, 

graat aaalyimann 8 peld every 

Thuradty. 

"AAT^C'^rvice^^ 1"^^ 

296B0 5 MM Rd. 

Uvonia. ML. 48154. 

An Eoual Opportunity Emptoyar 

PRICING COORDINATOR 

Ouuptoi 8 Lomaaon Co.. a quakty 

OEM suppler to tfto dmnaallc automotive 

mouatry. haa an opening tor 

a Price Coordinator at Its Corporate 

office In Farmington HMa Tha •*- 

oaaaful candidate muM 

be a saM 

starter, a proftotont typist, good 

math sptMuds. lamHarlty w*h pert 

number* and CRT expartonca to 

ahouid aand a raeume and referano- 

Dougta* 8 Lomaaon tompany 

24800 Ha—rood Ct 

Farminglon HMa. Ml.. 4S331 

RECEPTIONIST/Switch board - 

Southftoid high-tech, word 

proceaamg. S7-S8/hr. Cel Marge at 

RECEPTIONIST - part Uma, Souttv 

fteld automotive, $8-«7/hr. Ca* 

Jackie at UrXlorce 646-7883 

RECEPTIONIST tor prtvate family 

ckrtlc in Farmington HMs, 9AM-3PM 

Must Mke working wtth children 

C«* Barbara or Makaaa 842-8880 

RECEPTIONIST - Evenmga 8 Weekend* 

Tel-Twelve Mal 

Light typing, 

wmg. etc 

Hours Hex*** »4 75 hr 

Cal between - 9pm. 354-0002 

RECEPTIONIST /SECRETARY 

Fu* time 

Experience and excaaant 

typing skMe preferred Southftoid 

355-5850 

RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST 

FrankMn 

Village Law Canter. 26111 W. 14 

MM Rd. Suite 201 Frankln VMage 

at Franklin Rd 626-8747 

FtECEPTlONIST/SECRETARY 

25-40 hrs. flexible PC experience 

required Respond m writing to 

21130 Bridge. Southftoid. Ml 48034 

RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY 

Immediate opening. Ful time position 

m a family counaa«ng agency 

noqukM good typing and excaaant 

skits. W 


Ofltca-Cterical 

RECEPTIONIST 

$ 1 2 , 0 0 0 

FEE PAID BY COMPANY 

Outstanding 

Opportunity! Start 

thM position and move uo Aocura 

typing of 40 a muet Ca* I 

R E C E P T I O N I S T 

$13,437-$ 16,786 

FEE PAlO BY COMPANY 

Deftrate growth wtlhm Company tor 

a Courteous ProlmlonM. Accurst* 

typing and word proceaamg wM gat 

you started. CMI 399-3450 


RECEPTIONIST 

SUBURBAN POSITION 

Mafor hnanctol corporation seek 

receptionist with outgoing 

tiy. 6 • months 

typmg exc — 

ikMs end prclSMlonM demesnor 

Salary $ generous benefit peckege 

Sand reeume to' Arthur Thomae Executive 

Seerch. 3000 Town Canter. 

Suite 2333 Southltold, Ml 48075 or 

cal 355-4140 


Offlca-Clarical 

SECRETARY 

Fesi growing environments! earvices 

compeny eeeks s ItowOto. sail 

starter to perform venous ctoncM. 

sacrelanM. *nd word prooeeamg ra- 

•ponetoMUes THM poMtton require* 

s minimum of 55wpm typing and expenenca 

with WordPerfect 

For mv 

reeuma. with salary requirements, 

to Dorothy Richard Groundwater 

Technology. Inc . 23933 Raeeerch 

Dr.. Farmington HIM. Ml . 48335 

No phone caM plsass 


SECRETARY 

For 1 person office Musi have 

background m accounting and oomputar 

knowledge 

Salary snd benefits 

Please send resume lo Box 388 

Otaeerver 8 Eccentric Newspapers 

38251 Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia. 



Ofttoa-Oarical 

SECRETARY-Part 

Time/Weaaing 

agent tar W eeitond spertmasl n»mpSx. 

Mon IhruFrt 

MuM_Me workmg 

with figures 8 be peop* 

ma Cal tar miervtow 729-5090 

SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST-For 

dental ofkee 

Typmg. bookkeeping. 

SECRETARY PERMANENT Part 

Time tor Southftoid meurance »sles 

office PC and CRT experience 

prelsrred 

3SO-3357 

50 Wayne St - 3rd Ftoor 

Pontiac Ml 46342 

An EquM Opportunity Emptoyar 

RECEPTIONISTS 

To $7.00/hr. 

WOLVERINE 

356-4270 

EXPERIENCED Seer star, Admmlsirstrve 

Assistant, wtth good organization* 

sktos and Itoxlblkty. needed 

for a mult) I seated reto eetsta m- 

•eelmeni firm Must have Microsoft 

Word experience - Lotus 123 a plu* 

Downtown Birmingham, Sand relume 

to: Alt 

Personnel Manager. 

300 E Maple Rd . Su 350. Birmingham. 

Ml , 43009 

RECEPTIONIST/CLERK TYPIST 

Varied duttoa induds answering 

phone snd word processing lor 

growing magaane publishing company 

In Lhronto. Carmen. 477-8850 

RECEPTIONIST PLUS 

Wel established Industrial manufacturer's 

rap offers s variety of challenging 

raaponsibiniss tar s wel organtzed 

person with st tosM 2 ysars 

business experience Needs good 

phone techniques, type 80wpm. 

Good salary and benefits Advancament 

potential No amokers Sand 

raeume lo Box 248 Observer 8 Eccentric 

Newspapers. 38251 Schoolcraft 

Rd . Uvonia. M«hlgan 48150 

RECEPTIONIST /SCHEDULER 

Urgently need 1 

Excellent coranuracatrve 

8 math skWs Must type 

50wpm CMI lor irvlervtow 10am- 

3pm 473-8171 

RECEPTIONIST - Ughl typing 8 

word prooMalnq. Farmirwton HMa 

manufacturar J8-87/hr. Cal Susan 

M Unltorce 473-2932 

RECEPTIONIST- Part time 

Mornings. 

some Saturdays. Immediate 

opening. Gemeraoons Satan, Troy 

880-1110 

RECEPTIONIST - typing, Ming 8 

good phone skMa required, part 

Uma, cal between 9-11 am. 

AMt torJack LUCM 525-7900 

RECEPTIONIST 

Ful tlma. Ughl clerical duttoa Excellent 

benefits. Sand reeume to: 

Receptionist. 39209 W 6 MM Rd.. 

Uvonia. Ml. 48152 

RECEPTIONIST 

Need dependable 

person lo snswer phona snd to do 

general office duties 

Send resume 

to: Manager. 45360 W. 10 Mils 

Road. Novi, Ml 48375. 

RECEPTIONIST 

Organized Individual needed tor 

medical compeny located m Canton 

Responsibilities to Induds snswermg 

phones 8 Ughl clerical duties 

Ful benem peckege svsttsbto To 

interview cal Pam 313-454-1202 

RECEPTIONIST 

Opening m buay Farminglon office 

for peraon with pleasant, protaestonM 

phone manner 

Must be abto 

to handle muftwme phone system 

RECEPTIONIST WANTED tor 

nary hoapttM. ful Uma. experience 

preferred but wMng to tram 

Apply 

M: Weatcott HoapltM. 24429 Grand 

RECEPTIONIST 

Poanton tor person w«i good typing 

skita. Atoo Wng. copying md 

answering 

phones Mon. thru Frleam-Spm 

Aak tor Cheryl 489-9180 

RECEPTIONIST /Executive 

Secretary 

needed tar ad agency to Uvonta 

Wordprocaaatng experience 

preferred Competitive aatary and 

benefits. Send reeume to: P O. Box 

2130. Deartxsm. Ml. 48123 

RECEPTIONIST NEEDED tor local 

medical supply distributor Must 

have outgoing persone*ty and *ome 

dau 

entry MtM*. PtoM* aand reaume 

to: White 8 White. 45755 Five 

Contact Ltoa at 

478-0005 Ex.315 

RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY 

Mature, reaponaibte Individual 

reepond 30-40 hours per 

week M ArchltecturN/Mertreltng office 

m downtown Blrmmghem Experience 

and word procaaalng required 

- - dependebllty and accuracy 

s must Cal 644-9141 

RECEPTIONIST/ 

CLERICAL ASSISTANT 

Progreesivs high lech firm In Troy Is 

aeeklng a responsible 

dependsBto 

individual for busy front desk position 

to great visitors, direct 

telephone 

caM, type busmees correspondence 

end perform routine accounting 

functions. Previous 

receptionist experience snd 

accurals 

typing skMs required 

Previous 

accounting experience helpful 

Pleasant personalty s must. Salary 

and benefit package Smoke-free 

environment Send quaaflcations 

and salary requirements lo 

RscaptloraM, PO box =451 Lalhrup 

Village. Ml 48076 


CHURCH SECRETARY 

immediate opening lor ful time *Mf 

•tarter wtth general office skMs for 

one person church Duemsai office 

Knowledge of word proceaamg. 

computer skMa 8 excMtant phone 

skM* necessary 

Must possess tr* 

ability to work with pastor staff, 

committee tfiairmen 8 members of 

congregation 

AbMty to keep discussions 

8 financial records confidential 

Salary commanaurate with 

experience Submit reeume 8 salary 

requirements to: Staff-Pariah Chair 

Person. First United Methodist 

Church. 3 Town Square. Wayne, Ml 

48164 

SECRETARIAL - FULL tlma WMng 

to tram Sand reeumM to Botoven 

8 Associates, 496 W Ann Arbor 

Trail. Si* 107. Plymouth. Ml 48170 

SECRETARY 

Gregenous admrntotralmw aaaistsnt 

needed tar Classic Car auto agency 

SecertartoM. aoma computer 

retail 

seWng Send reaume to MM Stern. 

23080 Telegraph. Southftoid. Ml 

48034 or CMI 351-0670 

SECRETARY 

immediate opening for Kill Ume position 

In busy 

fast growing office 

Musi be professional & dependable 

with organizational and typmg akMa. 

computer experience and exoe8ent 

phone skills necessary Sand resume. 

referencee and setoiy history 

to 

Box 332. Obssrver 8 Eccentric 

Newspapers. 36251 Schooicrsfl 

Rd Uvonia. Michigan 48150 

SECRETARY in a commercial real 

estate firm with strong typing. 60 

wpm . and phone ekHle. Dictation 

word proceaamg and knowledge ol 

legal documentation preferred 

Send resume and sMery history to 

Tha Hayman Co . 26588 Northwestern 

Hwy., =300, Southfield. Ml , 

46034 Att: Office Manager 

SEC RET ARY'RECEPTIONIST 

• 

Ful ume Musi be eccurate wtth 

numbers Experience with word proceesmg 

preferred Have yood typing 

h clericM MMs 

Be professional in 

altitude and dress 

Please send or fax reeume* to 

NORTH ENGINEERING 

17167 N Laurel Park Or Ste 143 

Livonia, Ml 48152 

Fax 462-3949 

504 HalpJKaoted 

0fttca-Claf»ca< 

Monday S«pt«mb«f 17. 1990 O&E *5F 

S E C R E T A R I E S 

With IegM end word proceeamg experience. 

poaltion* available ear 

WORD PERFECT 5 0 

WOROSTAR 

WANG 

MICROSOFT 

TOP WAGES 

PAlO HOLIDAYS 

TEMP-MED INSURANCE 

BONUSES 

PAlO OVERTIME 

S N E L L I N G 

T E M P O R A R I E S 

NEVER A FEE 

Uvonia. 484-2100 

Southfield, 557-5700 


OfAca-Clartcal 

TELEPHONE RECEPTIONIST 

Mon-Fn , 9 30em 

3 OOpm PC experience 

helplui 

Muel mntoy meeting 

me pubac 

and have ptoaeeni 

telephone manners Apply in person 

onfy Peechwood ton. 3500 W 

South Bivd 

TYPESETTER/Lighi Office Work 

prmtmg compeny 1-2 

nee on Medntoah pege 

maker A baity to keykne end graphic 

fleeign e plu* Plymouth 45V 2980 

SECRET ARY /RECEPTIONIST 

Ful lime Must be eccurate with 

numbers Experience with word proceesmg 

prelerred Heve oood typmg 

& clerical *klls 

Be prolM*lonsl m 

atuiude and drsss 

Please *end or fax reeume* to 

NORTH ENGINEERING 

17167 N Laurel Park Or Ste 1*3 

Uvonia. Ml 46152 

Fax 462-3949 

SECRETARY 

Requl'ss 

office m Gerden City Ptosse cal tor 

eppoinlment 422-0501 

SECRETARIAL, fu* time position 

open In downtown Farmington 

Hours sr* from 8:30-5 30pm Mon- 

Fn MuM have aoma raM estsie 

Sack ground Ask for Mike. 476-2000 

SECRETARIAL TYPfNG & phone* 

Pleasant out-going personally required 

Ca* Cindy W 

Stage Producttons 

oods st Stamte 

(3131 882-7171 

SECRETARIES 

We have opportunHMS avaMabto 

with the BIG 3 If you type 55wpm 8 

know word processing we can put 

you to work today* 

CALL CSDA TEMPORARIES 

For immediate Reaufis 

271-5454 

SALES 

ASSISTANT 

Use your people akMs In this growing 

company's exciting environment 

Data entry, typing. Math abMty 

and your apar*Hng personality wM 

earn you lo $14,500 to Mart 

CMI 

Dorothy, 353-2090 


RECEPTIONIST 

Looking for dynamic, cheerful and 

ptaaaant parson tor *mal office 

Telephone skMs sre s must Typing 

80 wpm preffered filing 4 light 

bookkeeping Lotus 8 Word Perfect 

are a plus, but not necessary Send 

resumes to P.O Box 2185. Uvonta. 

Ml 48150 

RECEPTIONIST/Secretary - permanent 

part ume poeitlon tar growing 

Wtxom construction firm 

Plaaaani 

protoeatoam appearance 8 attitude 

required Good phone 8 typing akH* 

essential Contact Control* M: 

Metro Dynamics between 8:30am- 

12 noon 689-7100 

SALES SECRETARY 

New Novi araa hole! **e»ma_ experienced 

HotM Sato* and Catering 

Secretary 

Musi be peraonable and 

poaaeea exceptional communication 

skin* 

Minimum typing recMrement 

of 55-80 wpm 

with knowledge of 

word proceeamg Excellent working 

environment and benefita PtoeM 

send reeume with salary requirements 

to: Director of Satos. P 

O 

Box 12313. Birmingham, Ml.. 48012. 

EquM Opportunity Emptoyar 

Mmorlty/Femato/Handicapped/VM 

SECRETARY- Bloomfield Hill* 

church, ful time- Organization a! 

skin*, computer. 50 wpm 6 light 

bookkeeping Can 9-12 644-5210 


Career RaM E*tals Secretary lor 

profession* W 

Btoomftoid office 

wonderful |o» for right peraon 

Ask tor Mr Rtordan at 

MA* BROOCK. INC 628-4000 

SECRETARY 

IN DISTRICT SALES OFFICE 

PART TIME FLEXIBLE 

District Satos Office m Fsrmmgton 

H«s seek* s detsU oriented. NgfWy 

orgenlzed individual to Nl our part 

ttms secretarial poeitlon 

Must poesess 

excellent phone manner typing 

of 50wpm plus, computer skin* 4 

general office **m* M you deeirs excelent 

ful time benefits with part 

time hours cal: Lorame, W R 

Grace. Deerbom Omswn. 38455 

HIM Tech Or, Ste 200. Farmington 

HUs. Mlcti 48331 553-2272 

SECRETARY 

The Technical director ol s large 

manulacturtng division is looking for 

an experienced secretary with 

WordPerfect 8 Lotu* 1-2-3 skins 

Aside from secretarial reeponsibillties. 

the position «HB track sngmeering 

proiect =o* history to 

Box 346. Observer 8 Eccentric 

Nawspsper*. 36251 Schoolcrsft 

Rd., Uvonta. Michigan 48150 


SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST 

For smMI Southftoid tow firm Musi 

be willing to answer phones srvd 

greet dtonta typmg sklls and 

knowledge of dictaphone required 

Knowledge of WordPerfect helplui 

Benefit* Include medicM end dentet 

Call 443-1500 

SECRETARY . Sale* Office needs 

motlveted. energetic individual 

Customer service end IBM-PC _ 

plus Salary, benefits bonuses, and 

mors Reply to^57i6 Farmlngtcm 

Rd . Livonia. Ml 48154 

TYPISTS 

FAST OR SLOW 

immediete hire 

_ Victor 

Interim 

Services 

261-3830 

EquM Opportunity Err^Moyer M F 

SECRETARY NEEDED- Manufacturer* 

Rep firm lo manage 1 parson 

office GenerM office sklls good on 

phone 

Pleasant surroundings. Beginning 

20 hrs wk. 644-0706 

SECRETARY 

needed tor home office of Farmmgton 

Him manangement company 

Experience with word perleci 

Excellent 

compensation package 

CMI 

Miss Thornton from 9-4 at 661-9000 


SECRETARY 

Northwest automotive manufacturing 

company Is looking tor an experienced 

take-charge person with excMlent 

office skill* In typing, 

speedwritmg. shorthand, word processing. 

etc Automotive clericM experience 

helpful. Salary rr»d to upper 

teens with excellent benefits 

Sand previous work history letter or 

reeume lo 

P O Box 23091. Detroit. Ml 48223 

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 

SHIPPING 8 RECEIVING CLERK 

Southflald Company seek* Shipping 

& Receiving Ctark 

Applicant must 

be energetic, responsible and maintain 

s good driving record 

Some 

neevy wrung required Ful time with 

flexible hours including some evening* 

8 Saturdays 

Send reeume to 

Shipping 8 Receiving Clerk P0 

Box 300, Southltold Ml.. 48037 

WORD PROCESSING *ecretary 

WP 5 0/5 1 or DW IV. Detroit college 

Cal Jerry at Uniforca 648-7664 

505 Haip Wantad 

Food-Bavaraga 

ACCEPTING 

APPLICATIONS 

SIGN Of THE BEEF CARVER 

WAIT STAFF 

FULL OR PART TIME 

• Flexible Hour* 

• Hoapitakzation a denial 

Apply any Ume 

7887 Wayne Rd 

lo 

ALL KITCHEN 8 BUS Position* 

available Ptaaae apply wltnm 

Bloom field Charley* 5658 W 

Mapto WeM BtoomftoM 

ALL POSITIONS AVAILABLE lor 

Dining Room. Kitchen 8 Lounge 

Excellent aatary 8 benefit* 41661 

Plymouth Rd . 453-2002 

ALL POSITIONS AVAILABLE 

Wartstafl Bus Otoh Cook 8 Puzs 

makers Flexible hour*. Ful time 

evalabie Experience a must Apply 

m person MeMs Mia *. 27770 Plymouth 

Rd Uvonta 

A NEW RESTAURANT 

immediete opening lor al poartion* 

kitchen 8 dming room Apply at 

Mums Resteurant 28750 Plymouth 

Uvor»a or can 427-4850 

SECRETARY with word processing 

skills 8 good telephone manners 

Required immedtoteiy Southftoid 

area 350-2040 ext 224 

SECRETARY word processor. PART 

TIME - will tram W Btoomftoid hightech 

sato* $7 50/hr CMI Unda at 

Unrtorce 

47^2933 

SECRET ARY/word processor Detrort 

8 Bioomheld advartlamg agencies 

WP 5.0 and Officewrtter $370/ 

wk Can Connie at Unrtorce 646-7661 

SECRETARY - entry tovM for reM 

estate developer in W. BtaccrOaiO. 

Musi have strong typmg tails 

Looking for *Mt-startar 932-0123 

SECRETARY 

r»*1 ume Downtown Farmmgton 

Office Word processing ability 

474-0016 

BIRMINGHAM AREA 

Secretary for Manufacturers Flap 

firm Experience required 8:30am- 

5pm Cal 644-2846 

IMMEDIATE OPENING: Secretary 

for maurance office Data entry 

Non-smokJrwofKca- 

SECRETARY 

Detroit baaed hnanctal institution 

haa *i opening lor a ful time, hardworking. 

*M1-*t*rttng p*»*on with 

accural* typing iklM (50 wpm), & 

word processing experience 

(WordStar a pktoV 

Paraon Miouto 

have th* abMty lo lake on various 

responsibilities 8 have an excellent 

phone manner Candidates wW have 

the potentIM lor advancement m the 

" atry For consideration 

, -SECRETARY ^"Plymouth manufacturer 

IBM PC experience Good 

skits $20K range. No fee 

B. HAMIL PERSONNEL 

424-6470 

sand reeume lo: 

Secretary 

P.O Box 779 

Detroit Ml 48231 

SECRETARY - Engineering firm 

located m Redlord needs Secretary 

abto to type 50wpm 

Wordproceeamg 

experience helpful Wag* 

negotiable Apply at: ProtaaatonM 

Service mpustiy. 24355 Capitol 

Hunt JJtTtfi 

SECRETARY 

ProleuionM Southfield CPA firm 

leeks wMl-organised ana enthusiastic 

Individual to provide administrative 

and secret anal aupport to partners 

to a busy and fast-paced office 

Ideal candidate will be extremely 

detail-oriented, seif-motrvated. and 

a team player 

Must hav* 3-5 years 

of secretarial and word proceeaiog 

experience. Proficiency In WordPWtact 

a plu* Generous aalary and 

benefits offered If interested 

please *erw3 reaume and salary requirement* 

to: 

Ms Morgan PO Box 691 

ifield. Ml 


$ 1 9 , 0 0 0 FEE PAID 

Great location, great pay, great )ob' 

Thi* position require* excMtant people 

tall* and lypmg ol 55 wpm 

(shorthand a pkis I See yourself h. 

these plush surrounding* *nd enjoying 

their excaptionM benefit* pac» - 

age Now •* th* lime to apply for thi* 

position CMI RlCkl. 851-3680. 



Switchboard, 

Receptionists. & 

Word Processing 

Typists & 

Secretaries 

Needed!!! 

Kelly Services Is currently looking 

for Switchboard Operators. Receptionists, 

and Word Procaaalng Typists 

and Sacreiarto* (Ml software) in 

the Uvonta. Plymouth »nd Canton 

areas Theee ere long and short 

term assignment! with 6 month* prior 

experience nece*sery 

For more 

information, please call todey' 

Uvonia 522 4020 

1-96 Officenter 

33133 Schoolcraft 

K E L L Y 

T e m p o r a r y 

• S e r v i c e s 

EquM Opportunity Employer M/F/H 

WORD PROCESSING CLERK 

immediate 1U« time and peri lime 

opening* lor Word Processing 

Clerk* 

Candidate mu*t type * minimum ol 

45 wpm have prior word processing 

training (pretarrably on Ospiaywrite 

=4 

but we wl* tram the 

right person on our software) 

An 

excellent English grammar and 

spelling skffs 

«r otter lop pay end an excellent 

flexible benefn peckege which M 

lows one to select the benefits the, 

need 

Perhep* purchase additional 

vacation time pay tor up to $5,000 

in crMd care expenses with untaxed 

dollars mere are many poeatoMtlea 

open lo our empioywe* 

Sound 

interning"' Don I mis* thi* 

exceaem opportunity Send yo»* resume 

indicating if you ara merited 

tor fii« ume to 

ANNOUNCING - open positions 

avaMCto M The Ground Round 

Looking lor Day Servers 8 Night 

Time Cook* 

Fi* 8 part ume available 

Excellent pay up lo $8 8 benefit* 

No experience neceeaary 

Apply In 

person between 2-4pm or 8- 10pm 

GROUND ROUND 

3310N Woodwerd 

Royal Oak 


Food-Bavaraga 

BOB EVANS 

LIVONIA 

Seeking eggreearve 8 motivated m- 

Omduaie Km day gm cook poeniona 

Competitive wege 8 benefit peckege 

Apply n per*on al 

13911 MiOOtabelt 

BOB EVANS SOUTHFIELD 

Now hmng PM aarvar* 

AM 8 PM hoM/hoeteea/caahier 

Premium pay good benefit* Apply 

lO'i MM 8 Telegraph 

HELP WANTED afternoon *hift 1 

perl time weefcenOS Up lo $5 per hr 

Apply m person BURGER KING 

32704 Grand River. Farmington 

BUS PERSONS 

needed loi day end night ehrtts Responsible 

mature altitude Experi 

ence prMerred Apply al 

Golden Mushroom, 18100 W Ten 

Mile Mon -Fn between 3-8PM 

BUSSERS AND DISHWASHERS 

or private dub In Bioomtitod 

Hats V^4-3450 

BUS STAFF HOST STAFF 

BARTENDER, COCKTAIL SERVER 

Apply in person aftar 5pm 

Tueedey 

thru Friday, Panache Reataurent, 

SS5 S- Woodward. Birmingham 

i pan timet 

SUSAN MARTINCO 

Si Paul Insurance Co 

P O Box 3704 

Troy. Ml , 48007 

EquM Opportunity Emptoyar M/F 

WORD PROCESSOR Detroit adverting 

will train DW IV or WP 5.0. 

$7 50/hr CMI Jean at Unrtorce 

648-7681 

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR/ 

DATA ENTRY 

Ful time position 

Southftoid location 

previous switchboard experience 

prMerred Excellent phone 

manner 8 dwnmunlcatlon skid* 

Good math ability 8 10 key calculator 

key* neceavary- Sand leeume m- 

crjfflng salary requirement* to P O 

Box 5091. Southftoid. 

5091 

Ml 48086- 

T E L E M A R K E T I N G 

Need additional income? immediete 

position* available for articulate individual* 

with good phone tan* 

TOP WAGES 

PAlO HOLIDAYS 

TEMP-ME0 INSURANCE 

BONUSES 

PAID OVERTIME 

S N E L L I N G 

T E M P O R A R I E S 

Uvoni*. 484-2100 

Southfield. 557-5700 

TELEPHONE OPERATOR 

ExcMtant opportunity, will tram 

Southftoid area Day. evenlno or 

midnight *hlft 557-5956 

TROY RECEPTIONIST/ 

SECRETARY 

$16,640 

Nice Troy location and busy frbnl 

_ 

desk duties WordpcoMwng nasa^ 

ed Fait benefit* great location Caa 

649-5900 


OF TROY 

WORD PROCESSOR - WJP 5.0 or 

DW IV Southfield raeeerch $8-$ 10/ 

hr Cal Sue at Unltoroe 357-0037 

WORD 

PROCESSOR/Maclntoeh. 

typing 60 * Novi financial 

$ IB 000-$2 VOOO/yr CMI Jane a! 

Uniforca 473-2931 

WORO PROCESSOR 

immediate 

portion 

Farmington Hlls for experienced 

word prTW*«aor WordPerfect experience 

preferred 

MuM poeeeee excellent 

grammar and HJetaiq *k»t. 

Salary commensurate Wth experV 

ence. Submit reeume In confidence 

to 

27240 Haggerty Rd.. Suite El. 

Farmmgton HMa. Ml , 48331 

TYPIST - PART TIME 

Mormng* 

Birmingham location 

540-8590 

WARRENTY 

CLERK 

Voik swagon/Mazda store in need of 

experienced warrenty ctor*. general 

office duties Included WM train 

right individual Apply m person 

Bryan VanVoornik. 34501 Plymouth 

Rd , Lrvonia. Mich 

ASSISTANT MANAGERS 

AIW Restaurants 

Experienced only Uvonia area 

Cal Kathy. 1pm-Spm 262-1780 

BAKER, experienced Ful Ume, flexible 

schedule Blue Croes uniform*. 

vacMion pay holiday pay 453-1632 

BAKER 

Pert time 

Mondays 8 soma evenings 

Musi have experience Apply 

at Botsford Inn. 28000 Grand River 

Farmmgton HMs. Ml 

BAKER/PREP COOK 

Day or afternoon *hlh 

Experience 

preferred Wage* negotiable Berktoy 

Bakery between 1 -4pm 398-6067 

BAKERS ASSISTANT WANTED 

5am to 1pm Tun 

thru Sat Experienced 

or wtM tram Lrvonia area Call 

lor interview 484-8170 

• BANQUET CAPTAIN 

• BANQUET HOUSEPERSON 

Smal ful eervtea luxury hole! 

haa immediate opening* tor theee 

ful Ume poeition* 

Great benefits' 

PtoM* cal 344-8800 or appfy 

in person at 

The WYNDHAM HOTEL 

42100 Crescent B»vd 

(In Novi Town Center) 

BanquM 

RAMADA HOTEL 

28225 Tatagrsph Rd . Southftoid 

require* an axparlancad 

BANQUET CAPTAIN 

Apply m person Mon -Frl. 

BANOUET WAITPERSON 

Muat be 18 or older 

Hourly wage 

Must be avMtabto weekends Apply 

Mon -Wed 

noon-4pm at 

Mayflower HotM, 827 W Ann Arbor 

Tral, Plymouth 

CARL S CHOP HOUSE, busiest 

place m town, now hiring for experienced 

help only Top wages 

• HoMs' Ho*teeee* 

- Wert Staff 

• Salad Prep 

• Broiler Cook* 

Apply m person Mon -Fn . 2 pm 

5pm, 3020 Grand River, Detroit 

N O P H O N E C A L L S ! 


Food-8avara9a 

DAY OlSHWASHER 

4 DAY SALAD PERSON 

Apply m person *• Hare's Be* 8 

Spirits >8885 Plymouth Rd 

Livonia 425-1830 

DAY .'NIGHT WAITSTAFF Day 

Hostperson O Sheehan S Eatery 

£0 Afternoona 

pm* Saturday Mrs Maddoi Cak* 

Shop. Farminglon Hills 553-7650 

DISHWASHER WANTED 

Oays only FuM time Top pey 

Kemns Dmer 10 Mito/Tetagrapn 

area Ask lor Louie 357-3570 


Food-Bavaraga 

HOSTESS/HOST 

ReeponaiDie mature parson soma 

experience preferred Apply m per 

son between 3 8 5 Mon thru Fn el 

The Golden Muehroom. 

18100 W 

10 MM SouthfleM 

HOS I/HOSTESS 

Uaa eeeuacik Iflt hM cu pert una. 

some experlenoe would ba helplu 

but etona lo tram 

Exceaent pay t 

meaM mduded Apply m person between 

2-4 Mon-Sal Beeu Jecks 

4108 W Maple Rd Birmingham 


Food-BavaraQa 

NEW Mac TOeeKiHT McODNALO S 

Oequmdre ef 16 MM Accepting appkcatione 

lor Ho el Me 8 Cuelodton 

$6 00 pei hr 

Crew post!ions etoo evekeWe Earn 

up IO $5 00 hr Appfy m person 

HOST/HOSTESS Wait stall We 

ar* now luring tor tua 4 part tune 

position* Oey 8 evening* avaHabi* 

if you taie good food good sports 4 

can work m a ber environment apply 

In person between 2-5pm 

See*on Tickets. 7105 South Bivd 

Auburn HMs ( 1 bM eaM ol Opdykel 

HOST 8 WAIT STAFF 

naw up*cato reeiauranl 

fua time Apply ertthm 30100 Teietyeph 

Rd Birmingham 842-1094 

DUE TO INCREASED BUSINESS 

Stoyan* Inn and Joey * Comedy 

Ckib are now accepting applications 

lor experienced Wartstafl 

Busper 

son* Dishwashers. Chefs Expenenced 

only need apply between 3 

and 6pm at 36071 Plymouth Rd 

IF YOU LOVE 10 eror* eilth people of 

al agee and you ere caring and urv- 

OerMandmg 

wa wan! you' Al lood 

service poaitions are now sveMabie 

at this retirement community 

Ptoaae apply In person 22800 Civic 

Center Dr 

near Lahser. Southftoid. 

Ml . 48034 

CHILI'S 

Ol Nov IS now hiring for cooks 4 

dishwashers Starting pay up lo 

$8 00 hr Apply m parson Haggerty/ 

S MHe/l-275. 2-4pm. Mon - Fn 

Great pey terrific etmoephers 

, COOK 

Evenings Friday, Saturday 

8 Sunday 

Uniforms, vacation pay. holiday 

pay 453-1832 

COOK - ful time $6 50 starting, apply 

m person si The Box Bar 8 Gm, 

7.77 W Ann Arbor Trail, PTymoulh 

COOKS 

Ful and part uma, al MUft*. Good 

pay and working condition* Apply 

Ram s Horn. Detroit. 

1746T TMegrephRoad. 

537-0990 

DUE TO INCREASED BUSINESS 

M O U T A I N 

J A C K S 

ie now accepting applications lex 

Fu* time Day Prep 8 Cook. Nlohi 

Cook Expedltor Dishwasher & Bus 

Persons Apply in person 

Mon-Thurs 2-4pm 

300 S MAPLE 

ANN ARBOR 

COLLEGE STUOENTS Cwtrort 

Tennis 8 Squash dub has several 

poeitione evaftabto n 

our kitOhen 

Flexible hour* greet working conditions 

8 good wagee No expanenca 

necessary, apply at 31031 Drake 

Rd Farmmgion HMs S of 14 MHe 

NtdffT AOWTOR 

Experienced preferred Ptaeee lend 

reeume 

to P O Box 984, Novi Mi 

48376-0984 

-.JllKJSL 

NOW HIRING CoOks. Wan Stall 

Dvhwaehers 8 Housekeepers Ful 8 

p*i time Fermmglon Htos Are* 

NOW MIRING Little B*mbmo Pizza 

8 MM 8 Farmington Rd LM»*i 

inside 8 drivers neeOed 

— 

Ce* 471-8070 

PtED PIPER Reataurent now hinng 

Night bartender, day 8 night eiar 

appbcationa between 

Plymouth Fid . Lrvonia 

•-*pm 

PIZZA STORE MANAGER 

opportimitiee avaaebie lor mane 

gers interested m Ihe Oek»ery pizza 

business individuals must hava < 

mm of 5 yrs experience m carry 

out. Oekvery. managerial tans, 

operations set-up and secret sauce 

making rt interested yment. 11am-3pm shift 

snd 4-8 30pm ahifl to wort m aeraor 

citizens dmmg room WW tram 

Good working conditions rr aM* 

and uniforms furnished Appfy m 

person 

Franklin Club Apts 

JT8301 FrankHri Rd 

SOUTHFIELD 

ATTENTION 

mdmduei seekmg s rearsrdmg Mi 

t«me career m reM eMate saws 

needed lor the rspkPy growing Uvo- 

-ss. Redlord Office of Michigan s 

largest -eai estate compeny We 

tiavs the progrems snd reeourcee to 

gsf you sterted es quickly M possi- 

Me Hign ssmmg potenuM tor quafc - 

cants CMI 

had applicant* 

personal mterview 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

261-0700 


ATTENTION MLM'ERS 

If you wa serious about your career 

cal for thia enportant recorded 

746-9680 

WORK WITH. 

THE BEST! 

Century 21 

Advantaqe 

are members ot Kv* E 

We are members of fve Board of 

Realtor* and an award winning office 

1 

Be awar e of now i 

can be As* for Barbara, 

(ful you 

8-0920 

CHiLDRENS SHOE SALES 

Full/pert time Downtown Farmmgton 

DaMy 10-8pm Fn l0-9pm. 

Sun 12-Spm 478-7611 

CONSIDERING A CAREER 

In lew Estele"' 

For cote* 8 cony»iet«r 

Call Denr»s Cohoon 628-8800 

CONSULTANT 

STAB PERFORMER 

If you kke sales 8 We looking tor ar, 

Opportunity , we need your 5 rears 

office & sales experience-' F»s1 mar 

potenuM placing pe-opie in office 

clerical positions - $20 000 


Troy 585 2 720 

Southftoid 

552 906C 

An EquM Opportunity Employ* 

A T T E N T I O N 

S K I E R S 

jom the st ah at Don Thomas 

Sporthaus seUng the exerting sport 

of «k*ngiv Ratal satoa position 

Ful or par time Ptoese can Bob or 

Kirstan 926-9500 

RESTAURANT MANAGERS 

tor Fine Dkung. Ful Service, Thame 

8 Dmnertiouee Restaursnts CMI or 

send reeume Harper Associates 

29670 MWdtooeti Fsrmmglon HMs 

Mich 48334 932-1170 

WAIT STAFF 

(BANOUET) Perfect 

posrtion Flexible hours ktaM foi 

homemsssrs 8 

students (muM be 

over 18 yr* 1 Expartonca prsMrrsd. 

wM train Uniforms provided 

Plenty 

ol weekend work. F*«ow* Creek 

Golf Club 728-0105 

HOSTESS OR HOST 

Part uma days $5 00 per hr 

12 HI Pub. Southfield. 

353-0016 

DtSHWASHER/OELIVERY PERSON 

Somewhat ftsubto schedule 

Wages 

negotiable CMI Berkley Bakery 

between l-4pm. 398-8067 

DISHWASHER/JANITOR. $240 

week Blue Croes. vacation pay. holiday 

pay 453-1632 

» DISHWASHER 

Pari time days $4 per hr 12 HI Pub, 

Southfield 353-0016 

DISHWASHERS 

Expsnance preferred, w«l tr*m 

Great for cclag* 8 high school student* 

Weekend* evening* CM 

FMtows Creek Golf Club 728-0 

HOST PERSONS 

WAIT STAFF 

COOKS 

For fin* dmmg re*taiv*nt 

Apply m peraon 

CHARLEY S CRAB 

5498 Crooks Road 

Troy 

Hotel 

Ramada Hotel 

28225 Tetagraph, Southltold 

has openings for 

• AM/PM rsslsurant server* 

• Pari time HoMaa*.'hoM 

• Room service personnel 

• Une cooks 

• Banquet nouaemen 

• Pan Uma oockt** servers 

Appfy m person Mon. - Frl 

HYATT REGENCY 

Currently hiring: 

B Cook* 

• Housekeepers 

• Host.' Hostess 

• Salad Ber Attendant 

• Night Auditor* 

Experience required 

Please apply m person 

FAIRLANE TOWN CENTER 

YOGURT 

Old Orchard Ptocs 

6683 Orchsrd Lake Road M Mapto 

855-1360 

MANAGEa ASSISTANT MANAGER 

Ptzz*r«a axparianc* neceaaary Ftax- 

Send resume 

er 8 Eccentnc 

Schoolcraft Rd 

48150 

, Observ 

38251 

Uvoma. MKMgar. 

MANAGER 3 yr* food management 

experience. To $22,000, 

sslsry,'bonus Benefits 473-7210 

Steven J Greene PwsonnW 

MARIO S PIZZA now hmng mature 

dependable person tor days, gsnersl 

help Apply within 36147 Plymouth 

Rd st Levsn. Uvonta. 

MAX itRMA'S UVONIA » looking 

lor snargetic 

sntnustaMK peopta 

lor th* foaowmg positions PM d*h. 

AM 8 PM bu*. AM hoM/TKMMM. 

AM eat parson* PtaaM *PPN 

Mon -Thur* . between 

2PM-4PM 

Laurel Park. Six MM 8 1-275. 

NATIONAL FOOO SERVICE CO 

Lookmg to M M catatana poatoona 

Send reaume to 401 South Woodward 

Suite 303 

48009, attention C, Troha 

PASTRY ASSISTANT - fULL or pan 

time 

Exc slant ooportunaty lor expermece 

Al aapecta of pastry and 

bskmg Some expartonca pi'starred 

Apply st Saba«han s 849-8829 or 

Morals 642-1094 

ROCK N ROLL 

W sit siaft 8 Bar*taff wsnted Also 

cost check 192*5 W 8 MM. between 

Evergreen 8 Southftoid 

SALAO 8 DESSERT PREP PERSON 

Tues - Sat 3-11 No experience 

neceesary Blue CTOM. Monday pay. 

vacation pay. uniform* provided 

453-1632 

SANOWICH SHOP - 1 (torn-2pm 5 

days 

Make snd dtolnbuls kjnche* 

lor smal shop starting about Sept 

11 Bammgfwn area 646-3075 

SCALLOPS RESTAURANT 

Now faring experienced sauta or 

CxoMr cooks and kitchen trsmeee 

CM 10AM-8PM 656-2525 

SERVERS. COOKS 8 HostParsons 

Ful 8 part Uma. lunch 8 dinner 

Apply m parson 

The Ground Round 

30005 Orchard Laka Rd 

Farmington HHts 

Sheraton Oaks 

is now accepting sppkcations tor 

• PANTRY COOK 

• AM RESTAURANT 

SERVERS 

Apply m peraon Mon-Fn 9am-5pm 

27000 Sheraton Dr.. Novi 

WAIT STAFF 8 BUSPERSONS 

Ful 8 part Uma everengs Wage* up 

to $7 an hour 

Appfy to person M 

r. 25826 T 

Southltold Manor. 

Tatograph. 

WAIT STAFF NEEDED 

Ful or part Uma MuM be 16 

CM Northvato O'Slwahari'i 

348-2440 

WAITSTAFF 

Part uma.torevening* 

and leeekends 

DISHWASHERS 

Pari ume tor-day* 

Apply in person 

Cozy CM* 

15 ForaMPIaira. Plymouth 

Or cal aftar Spm 455-3310 

506 Halp Wanted 8ataa 

A GREAT PLACE TO WORK 1 

if you ars conetdartng a career 

reel eatate. caa Joe lilak toM 

REAL ESTATE ONE. 456-7000 

Wv oftar a miiptata training 

program lo start you on a tang torn, 

high-incomecareer 

CAMERA SALES PERSON 

Part time - flexible hr* Apply m person 

to F.St Op 

39293 Grand Rrver 

Farmington Hlls 

CORPORATE ART SALESPERSON 

To work for prestigious Oeirot Art 

Oaaery ExcMtom pay and benefits 

Mr Burke 963 2350 

CAREER OPPORTUNITY For Agaarv* 

8 axperiencea u m 

people 

Setang ad apace m our neenpaper 

Wa oftar $300 per wk sstary 

10% commission, rspeet satas 

weekly bonuses CM 425-9544 

CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITY 

Starting salary up to $2,000 Ful 

benefit* 

Lin Manl trammg Fm kne 

company - A+ Experienced and 

inexperienced 

AMERICAN UNTTED UFE 357-5870 

ASSISTANT MANAGER/SALES 

AggreaMvetod'AduH lo M l woman* 

bettor grade mows 8 become 

p«-t of * manangement team 

MuM 

be experienced m aho* sales with 

previous menangamont trammg Ex 

cMsnt opportunity paid commto 

awn * salary 

UMtoBU to thm 

rWrl person CM lor sppomtmsnt 

between 9sm-3pm 589-0390 

ATTENTION: 

TELEMARKETERS 

$8 per hour baM pay + comrmstoons 

can put you to $12 par hour 

TROY CAFE 

Needs counter help Apply withm 

2075 W B^J Beaver 

643-4558 

SUBWAY 

Farmmgton HMa. 12 MM 8 Orchard 

Laka Rd Night or day ahifl* flexible 

hour* Part or ful uma W* tram 

CM Gene, days 478-5553 

-APPRAISAL TRAINEE" 

LOCM ofllea of NaltonM Organttaoon 

need* (2) tua-time caraar minded rv 

dMduato wfHng to 

of $32 ,000 

choice 

ol location 

year aarnmai to axe 

CM ROY HACKER 

BI-LINGUAL. 

SPANISH.. 

MEXICO.. 

Expaneang 

locM 

DAVID WACHLER 8 Sfl 

CUSTOM 

DRAPERIES 

28 Yrs Exp My auiluiaai a 

or ours Workroom prtaee 534 TWI 

IAAAORYWALL 

ilia Cimm 1811 8 m 

Tape 8 BRtoh Oan r 

ORYWALL 8 PVAaTERWG 

New * l e a 

I- N8RB er | M . Taaturtee 

AoswsBeM OM Lta A M 

» Y ^ Eto 84»-07t«. *r 888-7848 

471-2600 

ELECT ROAN NEEDS your work 

No lob loo smM CaMng tana. 

220 anas, repairs,ale 

CM Gary 7days 532-8800 

MULLAN ELECTRK 

rs VtoMB 

UC 8 to* 

522- 

OAKLANO ELECTRIC 

Fa*t uaaMtoH NsctiUM work 

CM u* atoenyouneed ue. aiRw* 

842 7979 

ROWE ELECTRtt 8 SUPPLY 

_ A 

8 

33920 Van Bom Wayne 721-4080 

GARAGE DOOR3: 

& OPENERS - 

We **a 4 sartoa* M make* ^ 

ol garag* doors 8 op*nara 

Al work guar 

P*rts4tobgr 

• We l beat your beat deal 

tneuranoe work 

One day *ervioe 

• SAVE MONEY 

FREE ESTIMATES 

SHAMROCK OOOR 

OARAOE DOORS . . 

ALLEN I 

LktaM* - 2S1-4848 

Ann Arbor - 7J7-B877 

M Gutters 

* 

EXCAVATING 

TrancMng. Fooemgs Pool Rama 

Gradtog. HauBng and More 

TRACKER CONST 538-1 

72 

CNAMI UNK FENCE 

4 M -1> IBfl I lllBal 

18 Gatee Sj 

YOURWWE 

AAA GUTTERS 

HIT 116 

1*1' 

Reakng 8 kte> 

AMERICAN GUTTER 8 I 

UVONM GUTTER 

Siiaiaii (aftek 

aMta*. U«A 

s t f s g & g a n 

273 Traa Sannca 

135 Lawn Maintenanca 

>02 Handyman 

Mala/Fenvate 

AAA HANDYMAN 

Al Horn* Repair* 

No Job Too SmeM Fraa Est 

San anytime 531-2137 

A-1 HANDYMAN 

EtoctncM. plumbmg. carpentry 8 

tod* notation correctlone Uc 8 

For aervtce calBob 261-0140 

CORY'S HANOYMAN SERVICE 

•tomodelmg. Repair work Minor 

' 

1 8 plumbing, etc Reesona 

Qualty Work 532-2383 

DU-fT-ALL 

Homa Cars 8 improvement 

PMntlng. OrywML Pkim6ln|Ête^^ 

Retired Handyman 

Al typM of won 

— 471-3729 

105 Hauling 

H 

HAULING - Moving. Scrap MM- 

B. Cieanmg BMsmsnl*. Garege* 

Xack semca Fraa EM Serving 

Mayo* $ Oakland Cotmftas Central 

~ 547-2784 or 558-8136 

ALL TYPES Of TRASH LOADED 

I HAULED * smaa soed cuntamen 

br drop off I pK* 

*ervioe 

FAST SERVICE TRASH REMOVAL 

"onaef prioee. dtaooum rata* 

123 JanHorial 

TECHNIC LEAN MAINTENANCE 

Family Owned 8 Operated 

Serving Wayne 8 Oakland Counties 

ExcMtant Reference* 394-1116 

129 Landacaplng 

AA-ACE LANDSCAPE 

Experienced G*rd*ner* 

Complete yard ctaen up 

Weeding • Trimming Experts 

Stripped t Sod • Shrub Removal 

Shredded Bark 

Tranaptarvung 8 RMamtecapmg 

533-8684 

129 Landacaplng 

FALL 

• SPECIAL* 

20% OFF 

Resoddmg Extotmg Lawns 

Hydro Seeding 8 Top Sol 

Underground Sprinkler* 

EXP PROFESSIONAL WORK 

Morrelli Landscape 

531-6333 

ADMIRE YOUR YARD 

Complete now 8 ranaa Lam 

Sodding - Schruba 

Underground Sprinkler SyMema m- 

•ttotad 8 sennced Trenching, downspout 

burtaL dram tM work 

GRADING - TRUCKING - DECKS 

HACKER SERVICES 474-8914 

QUALITY SINCE 1918' 

AMBASSADOR LANDSCAPING 

Osalgntng. Planting treM svargraana. 

8 ahruba Lawncuttmg, and 

FaltartMzmg 435-2404 399-8577 

Angelo's Supplies 

FALL SALE 

e Topeoa 

e wood cmp* 

B Driveway 8 Decorative 81one 

B Play. Pool Stag 8 FM Send 

B Ratoroad Tkaa e VWMkay Berrsta 

Pickup or Deanery - Open 7 Oey* 

FOR RENT Sod Cutters, POM HoH 

Diggers. fVjiuiatea, U-Hato oement 

H L RENAS LANDSCAPING 

Since 1952 ComptaM landacaplng 

LaCOURE LANDSCAPING 

Custom new landscaping Old 

restored TreM 8 

landacapmo 

rw 

ahruba SiataBs J 

Bark; atoMWng WMk 

Brtek wMkwsys 

Trmoa Sodding, grading 8 

hydroeeedtog Low toundattarw 

ComptaM Irrlgalton Systems Land- 

Com- 

364-3213 

LEM 8 JEFF Laam Service 

Compl 

NOBLE'S 

LANOSCAPE SUPPLIES 

GORDON'S LAWN 8 HOME CARE 

Lawn metat taruazlng. ctaen-up*. 

t re*/shrub trimming 8 removal 

Complete landacaplng 453-0307 

R & H LAWN CARE 

snd sarvtcM. discounttown care 

Aerating, dethatdtoio. Mirub 

trimming 8 removal Free aM. 

535-7758 or 538-1170 

138 Lawn Sprinkling 

LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 

WINTERIZING - 20 yrs axp metal 

Uon 8 rapair Pipe puMng 8 trenchtog.Uc.8lna. 

548-8990.853-8315 

150 Moving ft Storage 

BOS MOVING 8 SERVICE INC 

Any Size Job rtoeacinahle Rataa 

Short None* Service 

Free Eatlmata - meured 882-9172 

0 8 J MOVING 8 HAUUNG 

Home 8 Office Moving. Gerage 8 

Oebri* Remove! Quick. Efficient 8 

Rekebta. Fraa EM 454-0850 

EXODUS MOVING LINE 

LocM. long dtat Office 8 reoKMnttal 

OuaBty move M low prioa. $38/hr 

Summer SpedM Anytime 383-3068 

INDEPENDENT MOVING 

LtoanaaaMPSC L-19878 

Courteous. Careful 8 Competent 

LOW RATES 548-0125 

165 Painting A 

Decorating 

ACTION PAINTING 

toMrior - Exterior 

Drywea 8 Ptaetar 

Spray Textured Ceatog* 

Paper Hanging 8 Removel 

Interior $ exterior Staking 

ALUMPfUM SIDING RE FINISHING 

Quality Work & Free Est. 

Livonia 

RoyM Cak 

524-6187 541-4978 

A-1 PAINTING 

mt /ext 

2t year*experience 

7 day* *week Needy done 

535-9892 

BRUSH PAINTING CO 

Intenor-Exterior Free EM Work 

Guersnleed Uc 8 me. Low PrioM 


CALO'S 

CuMom Painting Company toe 

Ws srs a 1 to tha mt 8 axl pemting 

Our rsputatton ipaMa lor ItaaP 

6M now - am up tor 

Free FM eeOmetas 

Aak ussbouf our gtaMng 

478-4398 

COMPLETE 

DECORATING SERVICE 

tot/Eat ptantmg 20 yrs experience 

Fraa Esto'iieta. Am 397-0249 

165 Painting i 

Dae orating 

PRECISION 

PAINTING. INC. 

Interior /Extartor 

• Stammc - 

• Ory W«4 

Power Washing 

683-8470 

SPECIALIZING - Ext 

peintmg only 

Ouaaty matartol and workmarahlp 

Estabashad ance 19B5 

Free EM 

Tom 728-3803 

STEVE'S 

PAINTING SERVICE 

WE DO IT ALU 

50% oft 

INT/EXT e 15 Years Exp. 

Stammg. Wood naptoLonwrii 

Deck Cleaning. »uah

Monday. September 17. 1990 OAE #7F 

w+ OAE Monday. 17,1990 

506 Halp Wanted Saias 501 Help Wantiu Sales 

EOOCATfOSIAL SALES 

M»«u»mnl tram* Salary. com- 

M K n M u l D n m 

Ca* Mr* Drake- 

M2-19M 

ENTER the fllamouroue world o« 

modeano aa an AJm-.cn. Advisor 

ai Jofcn C—sManr— UnMrg I 

Mry Commission plus bonus 

PynoulC or Troy 

«5&-0700 

••• -^4 

fc" »«S& 

^rnStM: 

•> • • 

X 

m w i i M i w 

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Now Is the time to clear out those closets, attics, basements and garages 

and make some quick cash in the process. 

How do you plan a garage sale? 

It's easy! 

Just follow these simple guidelines: 

1. Gather together the items you have for sale. Sort them into 

appropriate 

categories and price them fairly. 

2. Place a classified advertisement In The Observer & Eccentric by 

calling one of the numbers below. 

3. Hang signs throughout your neighborhood alerting residents to 

the upcoming sale. 

4. Decide what to do with all the money you'll have after your sale! 

Or if you love to bargain-hunt and would rather shop then sell, be sure to 

look for our special garage sale listings every Monday and Thursday in your 

hometown newspaper. Observer & Eccentric classifieds make it easy to 

earn money and save money. Discover for yourself, today! 

(©teriier & Sccentrtc 

CLP66IFIED RDVERTI6ING 

644-1070 Oakland County St1-0900 Wayne County IBMffl Roch#at«r/Rocheat®c HMa 

t f PM TUESDAY FOR TMURiOAT tCWTlOU f% PM PWOAV FOR MONDAY COITION 

FQUtPUEMT 4 SOW.V SALES 

36^0K flmyr . «Mfi hW tod> ° 

W43P—• laaar equipment Vary sgweestos 

oompeny Pton tor tfoesrs 

Ca* Austin. Mon 4 Tuaa ba«waan 

1 Oam-2pm W-IOM 

OOAMANS CL£ARAMC« CWfTER 

M 

M 

homa Kirn- 

Pan tuna 

KMM tor 

Thur*.. 12 

returrang lo the >ofc 

mark a* eludsnl or eel— prulmlor- 

• M > m to sugptomenl mcoma 

Sataa oeciground a mual Ca* Jec* 

EncAaon tor an appotntmsr* 12- 

iom 

J67-7T74 

506 Halp Wanted Salas 

LIVONIA BASED audio VISUM oorrvpsny 

looking lor axparlancad *aMa 

paraon EsteBaalied territory com 

rraaaaon pkM Mary Mual ba hungry 

Vanacta sapsn— paid »18.000 lo 

436.000 Sand raauma witti —lery 

NStry lo Mr WWeme, P 0 Bo* 

>90*4 Redtord Ml 46236 

506 HelpWantedSatee 1506 HwlpWantedSales 

MANAGER 

BRIDAL SMOPPE 

Take Ml Mwga *tafl o« 10 3 yr* 

- previous manageriM s*pertonca 

rjTiTFMS at harkmr.iiwi *">«" 

FlaaUbta hrs . htf or pan tone BUM w»> 

rout* naar noma lo 

EXPAN04NQ RETAIL cosmetic* 

cham, la can a to major ma*, looking 

tor Stora Managar* and 

M SaM Aamclam 

M — ' 

parlance Ca* DMna a> 

EXPANDING SOUTHFIELD aatoa 

Brm • looking tor hardworking. •e*- 

motrvMed people tor our taiamar- 

«e marka«? 

Naad a naw chaHanga? Wa 

ha»a aicnmg caraar ocpanurwtiaa & 

rwWa you «® bacoma a (aaNon laaOar 

by lOimng our M a ««fl 

Wa can aocomodata day avarwig 4 

•aakand avaaabHty 

Wa ol»ar comoatwva 

wagaa 

Ibaral marcfta«*ea 

d ••count 4 opportunmaa tor ad- 

•anoamanl 

-many o« our managar* 

Mgv thaw caraari aa aatoa aaaooataa 

II 

ar* anttiusiastle. an»oy wor*- 

ma Mih paopta 4 can *«x* a lto*iWa 

achaduM. wa d Kwa 10 ta* wrth you 

Apply in paraon, Mon - Frl 

Winkelman's 

Wonderland Mall 


Managar and 

Sacratary C»u€) Managar 

Primarty 

raaponalMa tor OutaKto Satoa to ofr 

tam caantto » local auburtoan marital 

Mual ba paraonafcto. mom Mad 

and 

communication 

ak*a Eimiinl w«>r*ing an»»- 

ronmant and OaiiaWU Ptoaaa aand 

raauma with aatary raqmramant* lo 

Dwaclor o» Satoa. P 0 Bo* 12313 

Birmingham. Ml 4«012 

Equal Opportunity Emptoyar 

Minority /Famaia/HandKapparl/Val 

mcandvaa. 40 hi 

wor* waak 

yaar-round 

For paraonal mtanwaw 

pnona Ma Paugh al 513-944-511S 

WENDY'S BRIOAL SHOPPES 

SUMMIT PLACE MALL 

IMMEDIATB-FUU. TIME 

Satoa poaltion a.iataOto at an «aial> 

•ahad Livonia rana* turnltura atora 

WW tram Paya hourly pM commiawon 

mcantrva 

ca* Jim, l0ar»-2pmS22-9206 

INSIDE SALES 

Expanancad aatoa ordar daak paraon 

naadad with pravKua cuatomar 

MMphona contact Including pnong. 

daa.anaa, taking ordara and m«*nlory 

control Excaltont aalary and 

comprabanaiva banallU packaga II 

intaraatad. ptoaaa aand 'aauma with 

aalary hiatory lo Bo* 154. Obaarvar 

4 Ecoantrtc Nawapapara. 36251 

Schoolcraft Rd 

Uvonia. Michigan 

46150 

Equal Opportunity Emptoyar M/F 

Marketing/Sales 

Temporary Part-Time 

Position 

Wa hava v 

immai»ala opantng m 

our axdting laat-pacad irada anew 

dMaor lor you io raaaarch compamaa. 

mlaract with Sr marHatlng 

protoaannala. wrtla/dtaaammala av 

duatry mtormatton and craala company 

proMaa Vou'i hava accaaa to 

dataBaaa ayatama. md««try conauHanta 

and mar* alar, and on-arta 

•achracal kprary TMa poaition would 

raquira appro*lmataly 30 houra par 

Tha "Jaal candidaia haa al laaal ona 

raar martatmg raaaarch and/or aaM 

axparianca. atrong vart>al and wrlt- 

>— -ommuracation aklMa. knowlc* 

COROM and thraa yaara 

Route Managers 

7UP Own on » now acoapung 

KipacatKxn lor Routo Managar* 

QuMWcauona mduda 

abarty lo aaa 

to I ha rata* Irada 

marttiandWng 

accounu. aoaRy lo managa daavary 

aalaaman and aaa'gnad mar 

chandiaar* Encaaant companaation 

packaga mdudaa. Maa *alary • 

oommMwn. 

group madtcal/danlal 

unalaya ato Mauranca. vacat»n 

plan holiday acnadula and company 

varacM « you ara a aaH alarlar and 

M i l lo Oa in control ol your aarnmg 

polantiai aand raauma or appTy 

m par*on at 

7L»P DETROIT 

12201 Baach Daly 

Radtord Mi . 46239 

sharp AGGRESSIVE Satoa Gm lor 

M n a a contemporary ctothmg 

aiora Apply al Cwinaa Encoumar* 

31306 Grand Rhrar Farminglon 

SALE PERSONS 

Pic Way Shoea ia praaantly racrurt 

Highly 

mo 

mdMdwai 

SKIN CARE DEMO ARTIST 

motivated caraar ona 

Ml to promote afcm care ana 

m Oakland Oept atore PoeiuoK anta«a 

damonatraOng product* m aide 

approacmng cuatomar* and 

working al couniar lo aa* 

Salary 

pma l. 

ptoa tjmmtot On*, 

aanoua appHcanU naad apply 

^ 

or p«1 uma 

Sand latter ol maaraal' 

reaume to S-npUcna 7019 W Crawlord 

Ave MftawAee. Wl 53220. or 

ca! 706-961-6066 

507 Haip Wanted 

Part Tlma 

A RELIABLE *SP0M8WLE AOMLf 

waang to take care o* atdany hour plu* commciaori. Friday, 

Saturday and Sunday 

Candi 

da tea mull hava an out going peraonallty 

Call 

VAX Appliances, Inc. 

1-800-228-1360 

Equal opportunrty Employer 

tood aatoa 

ROUTE SALES 

It you are a dfreci *atoapar»on 

we 

nave tha product 

Income opportunity 

ranging from 4400-4600 par 

weak WeoAer 

For an interview, aand raauma to . 

SOCIETY OF 

MANUFACTURING ENGINEERS 

Attn Autofact 90 Show Managar 

PO Bo* 930 

One SME Drive 

Deerbom, Ml 46121-0930 


No 

_ _ 

-I-TTT—y 

Fu6 and pan lima poe. 

tiona • i aeaCN Graai opportunity 

lor OCC amdent* Apply m peraon 

al ABC Warehouaa 29325 Orchard 

L* Rd Farrmngton 

CHILDCARE WORKERS 

tor n m n y 

Cal SouthAMd Adi* Educatoon 

74a-6703 


Part Tkna 

•on "j v - — — — 

The world 

Sal rour own hour, and 

peychecH Avaraga »15 

4300 kit ideal tor He 

Coaega Studenu and - 

Worker* mtarvtow* conducted 

Tuaa.. Sapt 16 6-10 PM al Bot* 

lord ton. F«mmgt6n or cat 

476-3m or 474-36KJ 


Pari Tima 

MOOMLIGHTMO? 

PiyimW am • toofcmg tor paraon 

507 Haip Wank 

Part Tlma 

SOUTHFIELD PUBLISHER aa*» 

agiaaarva tain peopla lor dMrtoutrve 

IM— by phona For 

appointment cai 357-5300 

TELECOMMUNICATION SALES 

- Long dtotance. unique 

ground floor opportunity High com 

miaainni Fui 4 part time 5S7-6773 

TELEMARKETERS 

day 4 eve 

ahllle Hourly plua commlaaKXi. 

Uvonia 261-4000 

INSURANCE - Uvonia agency aeak* 

experienced commercial >naa producer 

with or without exMOng book 

478 

Excaaant marker* 78-8122 

JEWELRY STORE m Canton needa 

Part-time aatoaparaon 

Experience 

pretorred but wWmg lo tram 

CM I0am-#pm 861-1220 

. Company vahicto 

• NO waakenda or nights 

• Management oppwturntto* 

• Exce6ant baneflt* 

for mtarvtaw ca* Mr Brady 

Oetween 10am-4pm 623-2600 

FREE TRAINING 

For qualified Individual aaaklng a 

rewarding fu* Uma caraar m raal aetata 

sale* needed lor the top real 

aetata o«lce m Farmington. part ol 

Michigan'* largeet real eetale company 

Training programa and reaourcee 

tor a faat atan m a gre« 

ASK FOR MR. SEEGER 

FARMINGTON/ 


477-1111 


FULL & Part Time permanent Satoa 

poaltion tor W Btoom6atd ChUdrene 

Bora Apply m peraon Peanut* on 

rne Boardwalk. 6906 Orchard Lake 

KOHL'S 

We re Inviting eager, energehc people 

to k*" 

*lafl m a variety at 

pen time poeitione 

Ceamer* 

Shoe Satoa 

Electronic Satoa 

We oltor a ftoxlbto wort achedme 

competitive pay. Immedlele *«ore 

dlecount and a friend* atmoephere 

I i m person. 

* Wealtand Ma6 

MATURE PERSON to work 24 hr* a 

week Reoreee welcome No experience 

neoeeeery Ca6 betore 3pm 4 

ir 9pm 595- 1 609 

SALES 

EXECUTIVES 

Sell a dehoquani aawi. 

pur chaae service 

Extraordinary comrmaaKX' 

Mr John* 1804)736-9054 

TELEMARKETERS 

By growing 

national 

otaa ale dtttrfbutor Taiesaiee 

and/or fragrance *atoa experv 

ence required Waa eetaMMied customer 

baaa F»* or pari Ome Salary 

plua commiaaion Cal 353-8662 

TELEMARKETER 

Looking lor 

enthuaiaetlc 

Meter lo wor* with puOkc apeakmg 

firm to achedtê appomtmanu 

Flexible daytime hour* 953-0364 

NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS tor 

Chrtatma* Help for Chriatmaa 

Around The World, part or Ml tune 

Caa 534-9610 

*PP«y' 

Kohl'* 

FUN CAREER OPPORTUNITY 

Permanent Part Time 

Homamafcar* welcome 

313-333-6541 

LARGE induetrtal electronic* mmnaton. 

Ca* 124 hour*) 261-7979 

OUTSIDE SALES REPRESENTA- 

TIVE 

na_ 

baaed travel 4 tour 

aak tor JP 

tor growing Troy 

agency Cal 4 

362-4255 

SALES PEOPLE 

YOU WANT 

AN EXCISING CAREER! 

• High earrings 

. Good heelth cars benefits 

• Pa»c! vacation 

• Jo6 security 

• A future in management 

WE WANT 

• Career mmoed people 

• High energy 

. Deeire lo succeed 

• Resaoarry 

- Some *elkng experience 

WE ARE 

CLYDE S CARPETS, ihe aree » largest 

oh "price carpet chain We 

tram you to sa* carpel and earn Important 

money, if you can meel people 

wel and eel yourself, rou cen be 

a success as*lng carpel To l 

thi* exciting career opporl unity 

357-3120 

TELEMARKETING - Experienced 

only 4 hrs per day Hourly aalary • 

Donue * commiaaion. CaMng Irom 

our kst. setting appointments 

area Ti 

your local area. Tom 467-3647 

TELEMARKETING 

Opening for telemarketing positions 

lor an insurance agency Hours between 

6-9pm. Mon-Thurs Base salary 

- commiaaion. For further Information. 

ca* or sand reai*ne 

to 31192 Haggerty Rd.. Farmmgton 

I HMs. Ml 4633 V 766-2233 

TELEMARKETING 

COUNTER 

CLERKS 

Students 

Homemakers 4 Seniors 

for Mai Kai Cleaners 

Caltor appt 537-6052 

0AY CARE LEAD TEACHER - tor 

•ma* oantor 

Can 

individual needed 

Uvonia Family Y 14255 Start Rd 

LIGHT WAREHOUSE 4 

oekvenee 

2-3 dy/wk 8 hrs./day Uvonia area. 

Good driving record required 

Ra- 

591-1515 

PART TIME DISPATCHER 

Ctty of Farm*ngton Hills 

Dlepetchar needed tor program 

transporting earner adults snd 

nandtoapped to medKal appoaitmenta. 

racord keapmg. and 

in sarin al driving. Mual have valid 

To Our 

Classified 

Advertisers: 

IS YOUR AD 

OK? 

notify ua I you Bnd an 

error m your ad or « your so Wtod 

to run 

* you notify us on the Ural 

day it wee echadutod to appear 

wel make a correction aa aoon aa 

GAIN WEALTH wtth a growing mar 

ket place 

Exduahe and cor*mi 

able product* No direct competioon. 

upward moPMty. tocraeve 

income 

486-9 is 

GIFT GALLERY 

hmng lul 4 pen tkne. aatoa 4 ato« 

help Hrs, Mon thru Wed 10-7 

Thur* Frt 10-8 Sat 10-6 

Sun. noon - 5 By appointment a* 

Noreen 453-7733 

A GREAT PLACE TO WORK 

We w« tram you 4 itart you on • 

long term, high mown* career, 

Ciaaaee etartmg Now 

Ca6Maryor 

Tarry. ReM Estate One. 326-2000 

LOSE WEIGHT 4 MAKE MONEY 

For 24 hr recorded m.*.ag;cM^ 

OUTSIOE SALES PERSON 

Needed. Looking tor eggreeerve self 

motfvatod person with good peopls 

- making $30- 

440K per yr, ExcMtont growth potentlM 

Ca* Frsnk Gaaucct 462-1761 

MARKETING 

REP 

CRl, a leading administrator of credit 

Ms M*a dtoattMy toaursnoa, nesds 

a MARKETING REP to market our 

products and crfdR union service* 

m the Wayne and Oakland area. 

TAM poeitton mvorvea working In * 

credit union m thM araa lo aM FV 

nandM Servtoee to ered* union cua- 

HEARING AIDS 

Hudeon s Oakland Ma* Hearing Aid 

department *H8 trim tor I poMtton 

working three to* days par week m 

Hearing Health Care 

No enenlnge 

or Sundays Phons MM Morrow^ ^ 

HELP WANTED SALES, experlanced 

Women* Ipedelty ahop W 

Btoomltotd 2-4 days per «ak ~ 

evenmga. Ca* 651-4410 

IMAGINE EARNWG EXTRA MONEY 

and having Hml PMtytog tor • tvlngl 

Part Oma (ob but ft* Uma pji 

Aftar 6PM 726-3732 

OTd no hard aeMng la mvorved 

No 

some previous — • - • 

proven communicalton akaa. and a 

11 a n I to wort with oMtomer* to 

PART TIME, flexible hour*, a moa 

place to work. Good starting wage 

rill a*M!l benefita 

Southfield area 

Cal BU Whan 557-3344 

Work approximately 

Opportunity to earn 

PART TIME - Wort 

20 hour* 

4400-4600 monthty to *lan Immedksts 

opening* Ca* 544-3136 

PRESTIGIOUS SALES 

DITTRICH FURS 

We are looking tor a mature 

tateaparsrm with s good appearance 

tor our Btoomftoid HMa location 

!f aMected your tatary pkia 

commiaaion wM provide tor compensation 

commeneurete with your 

-Waa. On-the-toC irMnmg in 

aant -working coadttlons. ftepry 

P.O. Box 02494 Oatroll. Ml 

46202 

SALES -PERSON - experienced tor 

retail stora Good wegee 4 hour* tor 

homemaker 

Farmmgton HM* area 

Apply rn person, bring rstorsncss 

For appointment 471-0090 

SALES PERSON 

lor exckierve crystal'chins «hop m 

Birmingham Saturday* a muat 

Ca* 851-6716 

Are you 

an 

keter who oeede en exce*ent hexrly 

rate plus commission^ It you sre. 

than i heve en aiceSerrt opportunrty 

In a fast growing Brmmgham baaed 

service company Ytxj must bs sole 

lo 

• Make cold ca** 

• Max* Prospecting can* 

• does on sale 

FOR PHONE INTERVIEW CALL. 

DELIVERIES m OCX vehicle, pen 

time Uvoma baaed company Good 

driving racord. dependable 

AM. tor Tom 522-3306 

ENERGETIC & MATURE 

Person to wort m pan time tela* 

Ftoxlbto hour* Apply si: Gals Halmart 

on the lower levM ol 12 Oaks 

Ma*. Sear* wing, m Novi 

SALES PERSONS 

Experienced tar ftne gift shop, hM 

and pan Ome Warren 4 Rochester 

SALES PERSONS (31 

Satos background required Malure. 

motivated, hard working indMttoM 

w«mg to become part of a atrong 

growing company WH trMn Aak tor 

Tim Sun at 473-7500 

SALES PERSON to sen preasurs 

washers W» tram GensrM aalss 

experience neceesar* 

Gopd 

rrvseton* Lsads furreshsd 532-4700 

585-8260 

AMI 

GYMNASTIC INSTRUCTOR 

CITY OF FARMINGTON HILLS 

Soms Basic yymnsatlc experience 

with teaching or muructlon prelerred 

Muat be m toaat a high 

school asmor MWPtotPcommtrn 

The Chariee Kent Reaver Co he* • 

rare opportunity and poeitton tor a 

career minded *Meeman Thi* 

umque poeitlon requires extensive 

trsmmg m our Kant WhatnMi Gsm 

ONMon which buys and **•* rough 

gsmatonas throu(îout the world 

Ws seek only thoes caiidktoles 

whoae me«iod» and vakMB wM help 

us mamtsm s rep»*««ton tor N^MSt 

mtegrtty 

Must Be kiUMgent with a 

lo 

PERSONNEL ASSISTANT 

CRl 

1100 Johnson Ferry Rd 

Suite 300 

Atlanta. GA 30342 

EOE 

INSIDE SALES 

REPRESENTATIVE 

Seeking compasstonats. under- 

Handing mdMduMs with exca*ant 

commumcaoon mm. ideM tor 

homemakers ThM is a ismporsry to 

ful llms position starting M W par 

hour 

Uvonie location Essay eccesutM 

to 1-96 Ca* Susan for detaHa 

ENTECH 

SERVICES. INC. 

(313)336-6668 

NATIONAL COMPANY 

Seeking Itve ProtoaatonM Agent* tor 

the Wayne/Oakland Comfy area 

AM trainmg provided. IMe.lMon 4 dlrsct 

ma* toad program, ammM convention, 

advanced cuiiimMeton day 

time ectMty 

Ca*. 

Aak for Agency Oapartment a 150. 

Real Estate Career 

Ambtoous'' 

Coneoentious? 

WS Want YouHl 

Ws wM trsm you and start you on a 

long term high mooms career Ca* 

Mary Ann Grawi 

FarmmgtorVFarmmgton HMa 

851-1900 


NCWLY LICENSED IN — 

REAL ESTATE? 

Don't mm* 

thai Brat hMMi m your 

naw piulsaMnr. Join the Winner* 

Unique trammg program and s 

** oS?faA»SBLE^rTH YOcm 

SUCCESS CALL ME TOOAYW 

Sue KeBy 644-4700 

REAL ESTATE ONE. INC. 

REAL ESTATE 

CAREER NIGHT 

It you've been thinking eboul a 

career m reM estate, than )om 

Century 21 Today tor a candid approach 

oil irtiat « takee to gal 

started 

We have a great trammg 

program: our new agents atone sold 

over 47 MMlon m rr- — — 

Thur*.. Sept 20. 7 00pm - 

26544 Orchard Laka Rd . 

N. of 12 MUa. E of Orchard 

Lake Rd to Farmmgton 

CM Bonnto David tar raearvatlon* 

CENTURY 21 TOOAY 655-2000 

Omcaa m Farmington RM*. 

jui unitom UvorUa and Radford 

SALES PERSON 

wantad for expanding graphic communication 

firm m Troy Salary ptoa 

cuiiaiiteeicin Qrsphk: deeî « » 

aary Ca* Pem 563-4320 

SALES POSITION - Sato* poeitton 

avaMble with Uvonls Urm to cs* on 

automotive and appkance manufacturer* 

LocM end oul o> stats traveling 

required 

Excellent fringe benefit* 

Salary commsnsiasto with experience. 

W« need your own car 

Expsnenced app*cant* only may 

send raeume* to P O Box a 272 

Observer 4 Eccentric Newapeper*. 

36251 Schoolcraft Rd. Uvonia. 


speaking voice A predMpoatoon 

toward gams, minerals. neM*M seethetic 

arts M neceaaary Good earning 

potential wtth sxceaenl compeny 

DMieflU mdudmg heaHh. Ms. 

46 OO/Hour Apply m writing or 

person to. 

Oept of SpedM Services 

City of Fsrmmglon HMs 

31555 W 11 MHe Road 

An 

Farminglon HMa. Ml 46336 

i Equal Opportunity Employer 

PART-TIME Memtenenoe Engmeer 

i leaden 

MuM be dependable end 

experienced 

l«toet be ebto to wort 

nights snd Sunday* To bagm 

Perfect opportunity tor co*ege 

student 

Apply -«hm_ 

SUMMER'S 

GONE 

AND SO IS 

YOUR CASH... 

What do you do now7 You car kick 

back and be broke, or you can ca* 

Mldweel Pubkemng and have caeh 

me hash' 

Ws > srve you s great fob with s 

flexible saieduis so you won t miss 

out on mM thm FtM hn. Wtth ptn3 

trsmmg. rslss between 44 50,snd 

48 00 MI hour. Incentive bonuees. 

group scthHttos end * co*ege ecnoiwsrvc 

program. you"» have everytrang 

you need lo beM up your bank 

account without sacrificing too 

much personal time Summer s 

over 

Mid it s ome to start some 

thmg new Give us s ca* today between 

5:30-8M p.m « 421-7435 or 

559-4330 

C you the beet poaatif 

you do not let ua 

know of a problem the Drsi dey. II 

may continue to run eicorrecoy 

The neiapapM "M nol be MHe tor 

taaurs lo pub«ah an ad or tor a typoaKhcsI 

error or error* m putacstkjn 

eoicept to the exsent ol the CMSI 

ol ths ed tor ths «r« day's toeartan 

Adtustmsnt tor errors • Imaed to 

the cost of that portion ol the e yaars a tradWon of quality Raal 

Estate Brokerage ha« been our HaSmart at 

W«4r, Manual, Snydtr * Rank*, Inc. 

Wort 

wtth aoma ot 

earning Real Estate S 

contagious. 

Due to an 

numbar of aelaa poeKtow 

. -M-4.I^ ^ | - a . . —, atL-Ln 

•vHMM. 

For information 

and opportunity, oaft: 

a 

KmMed 

ara currently 

T roy /Birmingham BtoomfleM HH8 

Ptymouth/Horth'HBe/Ceriton 

Weat Bloom hatd/RMWlNBton 

Bkmlnyhem/Weo 

Maid l 

BIRMINGHAM 

JIM SOMtENTINO 

64- 1900 

ROCHESTER 

PHIL CANDELA 

651-1040 

LAKES AREA 

CHRIS CORNELL 

685-1122 

UVONIA 

JOANNE 8RYNGELSON 

522-5*33 

BIRMINGHAM 

JOAN DOWNING > 

AA 7.7 Ann 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

CHRIS LE1SMER 

646-1800 

WFIR M&NUEl 

SNVOERARANKE (NC 

REAL TORS 

WEST BLOOMFIEI£^ 

B JACKIE STEUER - 

9000 

JOANNE BRYNGELSOK 

^ ^ • 4 6 2 - 1 8 1 

NORTHVILLE 

DAVE SNELL 

347- 

COLOUJGLL 

BANKCR U 

NORTHVILLE 

CHUCK FAST 

349-1515 

FLVMOLTTH 

JIM STEVENS 

459-6000 

TROY 

JAN GRUFIDO 

689-5500

Mooday S*ptemtx»f 17, 1990 OAE 

8 F*. »- *• 

567 Ha* Wanted 

Part Time 

-T'-Tp-riOHtST • to »—WW"' 

OAE Monday, September 17,1990 

715 Computer* 

I -Frl. 

4pm-7pm, 

1pm 

Sand reeume 

iMtnn, P O. • » 

864. moomfteid 

HM* «303-0«64 64A-5630 

SALES HELP WANTED 

For weApopei *lor*e Moot. Cftnton 

t . M M ma. Pen «"». eeefcnMlMKi-ghtt 

427-5600 

SECURITY 

Fermington HMa luxury 

MYtMpnffl 

eeefcmg meliire. rei 

pereon Tor weekend gatowxlant 

M1-4414 

MMMaHmMm. 

SUJ06MTS |Mlgh *cnod 4/or Co»- 

« M ot HanMiMkin Lignt •«** 

trial ts.hr Flexible V* to fit your 

schedule Plymouth area 350 or 

more per week 1 boneltts Ca* 

aftar -pm 826-5471 

512 Situation* Wanted 

fMMte 

EXPERT QUILTING IN MY HOME 

15 yeers ol experience 

Quftled ova. 100 quMe Works for a 

qu.ti.hop 981-6641 

LIVEIN HELP wented lo> elderly lady 

m Can loo Weekend* Uke your own 

home, private bedroom, bathroom 

olusoev 478-7840 

LOOKING for loving toe in to help 

care lor elder* lady 

8 MHe. Teto 

ta 537-8240 532-4851 

MOTHER S HELPER -anted to *vem. 

in my W Btoomftoid home I chAdren. 

cleaning Non-emoker. retarancea 

a must 881-3383 

NANNY NEEDED immediately Caring. 

fun and roeponeibto Light 

houaekeepmg. ona 10 yr old Retor- 

288-8830 288-3295 

NANNY NETWORK INC 

Top Salary - Nanrne*. Hcu*Mi**pet» 

8 Elderly Cera Mature reliable. 

INe-m/out. tukpan Um» 800-0670 

NANNY ProtaeeionM Assistsnt 7- 

5 30 PM daily Newborn and 3 year 

old day schooler 

1 year contract 

Pay negotiable Troy Car 809-4371 

SENIOR CITiZEN needs 

B4rm.nopoam 

aree Gal Friday for errands 8 

nftusehold chorea 2 or 3 afternoons 

per week, $7 50 hr 1-231-1010 

WAIT STAFF & Door Person wanted 

pert time weekends Key Weet 

Nighidub, apply Mi person after 8pm 

24230 W 8 Mile/Telegraph 

WOODWORKING EXPERIENCE 

NnUM part time for mutter shop 

Redford C« afternoons 533-1366 


Domestic 

WANTED Live-In Nenny-Housekeeper 

BloomftMd Hiue area Must 

drive After 8pm can 

540-7397 

WANTED Someone to cere tor middle-aged 

woman on weekends CaH 

Connie al 489-6087 

I'm 3. my pmoma bebyoit* me 

need playmates Caft my arend- 

OK Full/perl time, grandma m 

tuse 

ostimstas 

avertable CetfiMen 

HOUSECLEANING by enpertanced 

ladv wKh 

rocant raleiencee. own 

treneporteton AvokebM Mon. Tuea. 

Thurs or Frl 934-6383 

HOUSECLEANING 

Efficient 8 dependable* Livonia. 

Redford. Weetiend Farmmgton 8 

Farmmgton HMs. CaH 535- 1315 

HOUSE CLEANING'EXPERIENCED 

Exceftem references Livonia/Plymouth/Cemon/WeMMnd 

and Gordon 

Crty araa 328-2177 

HOUSECLEANING EXPERIENCED 

HONEST Dependable ConecMntloue. 

Thorough with Reference* 

Can Nancy . 531-4172 

518 Eldsrty Cara 

A Caring Person In Your Home 

NURSE AIDES 

HOMEMAKERS - LIVE-INS 

e Beeic home cere 

e Hoapicecers 

e DaMMI person aaetetance 

e Hoapital 'iimi cere 

Trained, courteou* peraonne 

bonded 8 insured AvaftabM 3 

hours a day. 7 days a week 

i 

476-9091 

EXCELLACARE 

EXPERIENCED LIVE-IN 

Lots of TLC lor the elderly No lift 

ing Sunday evening through Friday 

evening $90 per day 881 -2004 

600 Personals 

ASTROLOGER/PSYCHIC 

Exltoorebng entertainment lor Ml 

occasional parties. Give a gm they 

won't tot yet Caa m advance Lmm- 

885-8215 

CONSULT 

THE MAGI, 

astrologer from the East 

The Mure la yoursl 

$SS? Heart? Rosea? 

313-345-6276 

518 Education 

8 Instruction 

PRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIRIT 

Holy Spam. You make me see everything 

4 show me the way to reech 

my tdeeM You give me the Divine 

Gift to torylve 8 forget the wrongs 

thai are done to me 4 You ere m on 

molonoeo ol my Me wtth me I. m tha 

short dialogue, went lo thank You 

tor everything 8 confirm once more 

that I never want to be separated 

Irom You. no matter how great the 

material deaee may be I want to be 

with you. my Loved One, In Your 

perpetual glory Amen 

DS 

703 Crafts 

MIDVALE S 16TH ANNUAL 

Hoaday Boutn»»e 

Set 

Dae 1 Interested Crofter* and 

Artisans can 847-7588 

WATERFORO CRAFT SHOW 

Sept 22 »0-4pm Juried anc* >984 

Wotertord Community Center 

M59 

8 Crescent Laka Rd 313-888-1894 

LIVONIA 

704 Rummage Seles OAK FURNITURE 2 Thomeevike and 

s . 10-5 Frl 8 Set , 9-5 14400 

Schoolcraft turn onto Lyndor 

CHURCH RUMMAGE SALE 

Sept 27-28 I0em-8pm 

39200 Michigan Ave Wayne 

Pews domes, amp guitar mlec 

FERNOALE CHURCH - Saturda,, 

Sept 29, 9am-4pm Drayton 

Presbyterian, 2441 Pinecraet 

2pm to 4pm, 50% Off Everything 

705 Wesring Apparel 

HOUSECLEANING 

Looking for steedy client to do 

cleaning lor weekly or bi-weekly We 

hove the experience to dean your 

home to your satiefaction Apt s 

done on Sat Oiane 547-4583 

LIVE-IN Compemon Nurse Aide lor 

sic*, or elderly 

Experienced, moturs. 

good references 

tranaportatlon 

Can after 8pm 283-6573 

LOVING MOM wants care lor your 

chHd(ren| Ml or pert time Mon-Frl 

m W Bloomfield Happy environment 

CaH Carol 380-3720 

WEEKENO LIVE-IN Companion lor 

elderly moOUe man Cook inc 8 driving 

Referenoea a must. Excellent 

pey Sat 9em-Mgn. 9am 844-5789 

LOVING MOM would Mfce to provide 

quality child care Canton aree 7 

veers expenenca Lots ol TLC 

981-0111 

AIDES/LIVE-INS 

NEEDE0 IMMEDIATELY 

• Permmgtoo HMa 

• West Bloomlteid 

• Extreme Weet Suburbs 

Need i sia. ance l and own tranaportatlon 

$68 per day 

EXCELLACARE 

Cell 476-9091 

DOWNTOWN NORTHVILLE - cfWdcare 

reeded m our home. 10env 

7pm Mon thru Frl tor 5 mo Old 

Nkm smokers only 344-9412 

SITTER-In Canton araa for 2 boys, 

evemnes. part time, references. 

After 6pm. 981-0491 

MATURE WOMAN to care lor Infant 

IT my Farmnnglon home. FuH time 

aeyv Excellent compensation References 

Mon-emo*er. 477-1954 

BA8YSJTTER - Dependable nonsmoker 

tor 8 month old baby m 

our Weedand home Mon-Frl.. 

7 am- 10am Cal 729-2785 

BAfiYSirrER tor one year old, $75 

' tor my 3 month old 

i Oct 29 My Uvonia home, 

i (or yours H near- 

Mop-FB 7-5:30pm 

47T-79»B 

BfflYSfTTtR NEEDED lor 2 cft*- 

dr«n «?>!» Lathrup VMage home. 3 

dayv 0er Meek rislw sncea 8 own 

trjJapQcwnon remared. 557-2S06 

rrSlTTER - needed to care lor 7 

•M beginning Jan Our home. 

Farmington 8 Grand Rhrar 

7am- 

6pm 442-8367 

BABYSITTER Needed 1-2 after 

noons/Meek, in my W 

BloomheK) 

home 2 8 5 yr olds. Non-smoker, 

your transportation 932-0733 

BABYSITTER needed for Infant. 2 

days per week 

preferably In my 

Nevvhoma. Call Mon , Wad. or Fn. 

347-2918 

BABYSITTER N6E0ED for my Weet 

Btoomftetd home. 2 days par weak, 

npn smoker, own tranaportatlon. 

7«®-14e5 

BABTSfTTER - Responsible adult to 

dke'tdt chUd m our home 

Long 

LMJ (>Mmt 40 hours par weak. 

NOn-amoker PMd vacation Own 

ir>oaPQHatlon/1 MAI snces 

cJlSg4 30pm, 

84&-S221 

8*B v S!TTE1 . Responsible and 

caftng person wanted for 2 cfMdren 

6 -fno*. 8 V* yrs. OK) In my home. 

Weekday* Sam-5pm Must have 

own transportstion and excellent 

'(Merentee Canton Center 8 Warren 

area. Canton- Cea 683-2440 

Refer to ad 1S4KK. 

WILLING TO PAY tor Quakty childcare 

m my Troy home 

Mon. - Frl. 

6 45-4OOpm beginning Immediately 

Near Adams 8 17 MHe 648-5026 

WONDERFUL HOME 8 FAMILY 

needs a wonderful woman to Irve m 

Birmingham If you are the right 

person we offer good pay, private 

room 

8 beth wfth own entrance, 

flexible scheduM end a chance to 

travel- In return we need some 

flexibility from you to help out with a 

mix of housework, cooking and babysitting 

(we are aftar the right 

person rather than experience) 

Pteaae call 597-9420 


Couplet 

APARTMENT RESIOENT Managar 

IndrvtduM or couple needed tor 

suburban apartment complex in 

Woodhaven Experienced with rent- 

M abiktMS. Salary plus apartment 8 

benefits CaM OeOra 589-8860 

LOVING mother ol 1 to care for your 

toddler 

Your transportation. Redtord 

Twp area Non smoker. 

Call 534-3236 

MATURE COLLEGE student lo 

clean your home 

12-6pm. Mon- 

Sat Delly, wfcty or bf-wkly Prefer 

permanent work Patricia 356-1295 

MOTHER OF ONE wiehes to babysit 

same, 2 years 8 up Licensed RN. 18 

Mile 8 Oequlnore 524-3259 

ARE YOU INTERESTED W becoming 

a 

Pilot 7 Free ground school 

training is available it you meet the 

follow Qualifications high school 

graduate between 17-20, a GED 

holder ot any age. a norv-grad any 

age 

To find out more about this 

program pieaae call The Mlcmgan 

Education Commlesron at. 425-4275 

Data Entry 

Desktop Publishing 

DOS 

Word Perfect Lotus 1-2-3 

Payment Plans Available 

APPROVED FOR UAW TRAINING 

Joe Placement Assistance 

I D E A. Career Training 

Oak Park 967-3993 

ELEMENTARY Tutor available Certified 

teacher "working half days - afternoon 

tutoring - any suOlect CaH 

Cristen. after 3PM 981-6914 

MOTHER OF 2 haa opening in daycare 

FuH and part time Infants welcomed 

Hot meals, lots of TLC 

Livonia araa 531-4105 

MOTHER OF 3 year otd wti give loving 

chrtdcare in the Seven MMe/ 

Beech Defy aree, days and afternoons 

CaB Sandy 532-1497 

NURSE AIDE seeks 4-8 hours a day, 

including weekends, caring tor the 

eiderty WM alao Kve-m Good reler- 

Own tranaportatlon 538-1018 

APT. 

MANAGER COUPLE 

We are looking for a dynamic couple 

wtth on-site 

management experience 

to manage an attractive apt 

located m western 

Wayne county Compensation 

peck age mcludee salary, apt . insurance 

8 fringe benelHs- 

CaK between 10-4 

358-1363 

CARETAKER COUPLE needed lor 

beeutlful Farmington apartment 

complex 

Apartment provided plus 

sMary 8 ut«ty allowance. 476-8080 

CARETAKER COUPLE 

tor Westiend apartment 

complex SMary plus apartment 

522-3364 

CUSTODIAL COUPLE 

tor 

senior cittren high rise apartment 

building m the Pontlec area 

Custodial 8 minor maintenance 

skills required Uve In poeitlon wtth 

good benefits Send reeume to Job 

AppVcant, P.O. Box 431»15, Pontiac. 

Mich 48343 

MAINTENANCE COUPLE 

Experienced Waatland Salary, 

apartment. i/Mltias 

Can 9am-5pm 729-4020 

BABYSITTER to care tor intent In 

our SouthMd home, flexible hours, 

not-smoking, own car. ia«eiancea. 

356-3743 

BABY8UTER wanted for 4 yr old m 

n« Rochester HMs home. 3 days per 

weak. Non-smoker own transportsi 

required 373-2049 

MATURE, experienced couples for 

luxury apt 

budding m Southfield 

race apt pkis salary 8 utMtles 

nelai ericee prelerred Send reaume 

to Box 0324 Observer 8 Eccentric 

Newspapers. 36251 ScftocHcralt 

Rd . Uvonia. Michigan 48150 

510 

Opportunities 

PARENTS -1 am seeking 2 or 3 famine* 

with young cfMdren who would 

employ 

my services as a cluster 

caregiver 

i have a B S m chUd development 

and excellent beefcgrouodaxperlence. 

148-0648 

PROFESSIONAL CLEANING SERyiCE_- 

Hjanoutn. 

Uvonia area and all Oakland County 

CMI Shelley Maid 756-3684 

QUALITY IRONING 

Your home or mine 

Free pick up 8 delivery 

469-6754 

REDFORO Christian Mom avertable 

fun time to care lor chUd. your transportation 

Lot* of T LC MeaM proirtded 

532-4377 

RESPONSIBLE YOUNG LADY wishes 

to do housekeeping m exchange 

tor room (approximately 1 year) 

while saving tor school 861-6846 

WOMAN SEEKS WORK 

Light housekeeping 8 errands Rale 

$5/Tiour, minimum mileage No 

overnight 680-0043 

PORTRAITS ol people and animals 

m ok. pencil or pestM from your 

photograph 

Get reedy for Christmas 

nowi Paula Wager. Artist Cea 

Paula Wager Art Studio. 363-6326 

602 Lost & Pound 

FOUNO - Small brown temaie dog 

Merquene 4 Mammon area 

422-4286 

FOUNO 9/12 Male black 4 tan 

medium sized dog w/choke cham 6 

Mile 4 TeMgraph area 532-8078 

LOST: Mack cat, maM, VA yr. last 

seen at Fountain HMs Park 

Farmmgton 

HUM 476-2513 531 -9499 

LOST CAT Female, brown tiger 

with white flee coaer SouihftekJ 4 

14 Mile aree Reward! 645-2915 

LOST-DOG. smal tan female, lost at 

6 MMe 4 Grand River 

4 78-0970 

FREE 

CAREER TRAINING 

.BANK CLERK 

• CASHIER 

• FINANCE CLERK 

• RETAIL CAREERS 

• PARALEGAL 

PROGRAM FEATURES: 

• HANDS ON TRAINING 

• EXTERNSHIP 

• IBM COMPUTERS 

• JOB PLACEMENT 

CLASSES FORMING NOW 

CALL 967-0253 

or 422-7198 

Trammg is tree If you are a high 

school grad age 18-22; or a non- 

Ngh school grad or GED holder age 

18 or older 

Offered by Partidpetlng 

School Districts 

LOST FemMe Cat, 4 years old, 

white 8 orange. 12 Mae/Farmington 

area $200 reward 553-4533 

FINAL DESIGNER clothing s 

Sept 19th Everything must go CaH 

Dons tor details 669-0515 

WE DOING DRESS 4 veil, sue 5-6 

$500 or best 455-4913 

WM'TE Fo» Jacket 

Perfect Condition, 

very beeutlful, sue 8-12 

New 

$4 500 Asking $900 264-4185 

DESIGNER Labrador Fox lacket 

sue 12, $2700 or beat offer Call alter 

6pm 399-0337 

707 Garaga Sates: 

Wayne 

LIVONIA 

BIG 3 family sale Sept 

20-21-22, 9-5pm Antlquea dMhee. 

coMctmiee. weight bench. Christ 

maa decor, household Hems morel 

29809 Mason W of MmmeOen between 

Lyndon 4 1-96 

LIVONIA - Giant SaM - kids toys, 

dothee. baby Heme playpen ugh 

chair housewares 4 much more 

Tues Sept 18. 65pm 19065 Felr 

wey. between Newtwrgh 8 forming 

ton Rd* off of 7 MHe 

LIVONIA - Laurel Psrfc Sub 3 Family 

Thurs 4 Frl . 9em-3pm 16216 

Marsha. S W corner 6 8 Newburgh 

Toy*, baby furniture, kitchen 

gadget*, clothe*, vacuum*. Misc 

LIVONIA 2 family garage I 

Sept 19-20-21 32735 > 

Rd Hubbard aree 

Joy 

708 HouaahoM Goods 


HOUSE OF DENMARK bedroom 

set King platform bed. trtpM 

4 2 Terrors, men * chew 

„ 334-3420 

MOVING SALE • turnrture. dMhe*. 

houeehold nemo Sol 4 Sun 9r22 4 

9/23. 9-5pm 19834 Weyher N ol 7 

Mile E oI MKXaebelt 

QUEEN SLEEPER Sole 4 Loveseat 

Abaolutaty like new $800 t'700 

new After 5pm 549-1491 

RATTAN 

beker'i 

$350 Beet on*r 

REDECORATING FORCED to sell ol 

2 excellent Lory Boy chairs 

$50 each 553-8752 

SOFA, dark brown deen umpM 

style Bloomlngdalee greet condition 

$ 100 6568393 

LIVONIA - 15073 Gary Lane, S ol 5 

mils between Levan 4 Farmington 

Rd Thur*. 4 Frt. 9-4pm # 

FUR JACKETS - '1 length Week/ 

whtts Zorma (skunk) 

Rich jacket, 

size 6-8 Excellent condition Best 

offer Leave messsgs. 851-6295 

SAN MARTIN original wedding 

gown 

Matching fingertip veil also 

available Enseble worn only 5 

hour* Fit* petite size 5 Co* 

Lisa after 7pm. 332-5066 

WHITE WEDDING GOWN, aue 4, 

high neck beaded bodice, embroidered 

dies* 4 tram wtth headpiece 

worn once. $500. 6461461 

LOST Slameee cat. mils, long-hair 

Mue eyes no cotter Loot 9/4 Crabtree 

at W Court. Reward 626-7191 

STILL MISSING Grey Tiger Cat. 

young male Seen rooming 8 M»ej 

Beech Defy Shorthotr S34-0546 

603 Health - Nutrition 

Weight Loaa 

EXECUTIVE CLUB Vlc Tanrry V I P 

membership PMd through Aug 

1991 $50/yr thereefter Asking 

$350 851-8554 

804 Announcamants 

Notices 

THE PSYCHOLOGY ol WINNING 

Feetialng Denis Wort ley 

Uve. 

Mon .Sept. 24, 7pm 

For ticket Information 362-2424 

MATH TUTORING 

Your home or Cranbrook Campus. 

Algebra through Calculus. CaB 

844-3710 

PIANO LESSONS 

Experienced teacher wtth B.A.. In 

music 538-1987 

PIANO LESSONS Farminglon HM* 

Certified music teacher. Experienced 

m Ml types ol mualc 

Beginners. 

advanced, adults. 477-2894 

SEEKING FULL or part time people 

to become part ol our cruise training 

Internship program CaM Now to 

reserve your aeets at thM very m- 

tormattve eemmer 353-8600 

513 Situations Wantad 

EXPERIENCED 

Private Drrver/Chaufleur 

For more information ca* Kan at 

453-6925 

HOUSE CLEANING 

Houses or apartments 

Weettand/Centon Reliable 

Experienced. After 4 326-2177 

514 Situations Wanted 

Male-Female 

OUTSIOE SALES REP Travel Agency 

Experienced only Muat have potential 

tor good tottowlng. ExceBent 

conditions W. Bloomfield 855-4 TOO 

UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY - Sell real 

jewelry at iMiolaeala prlcee during 

tree time Areas ara limited Cal 

Glenn or Doron: 1-800-782-4198 

511 Entartaimnant 

CARE OVER NEEDED tor 1 year old 

in my MorthvMe homa 

Permanent 

tul time. Mon *«. Good pey. Calf- 

346-8272 

CARING WOMAN needed W home 

lor eiderty lady Duties mostly compsmonship 

only, maCHcai training 

nol necessary 477-9746 

CHAUFFEUR/HOUSE PERSON 

Generous salary tor retired Bloomfield 

Couple Oenollt* offered 

No lee 

B. NAMIL PERSONNEL 

. 424-6470 

CHILD CARE tor 8 year old boy In 

ray Homo lam Mln. Mon - Frt. m- 

tanwnant work Levan - 5 MHe. 

462-9656 

CHtLOCARE/HOUSEKEEPER 

heoest. Kwipg peraon to »*e m our 

none Non-smofcsr good pay 8 

benefits Can ConnM 373-9521 

CHILD CARE 

-are lor 2 

home Tuea 4 Thurs, 10-3pm Experienced 

ion-smoker, transportatma. 

rMMrences Susan 642-2Q93 

C*?IU) Care needed for 2 yeer old 4 

6 mo old m my Blrmmflhairi home. 

Flexible Inn. 

non-smoker, reference* 

Caa altar 6 30pm 847-8835 

CAROLE'S MUSIC FOR LIFE. Solo 

Plants! or Dua/Trto/Quartet. Bach 

to Boogie Jazz 4 Classic*! All Occasions. 

Leaaons also 851 -3574 

TYPESETTER/KEYUNER 

Full or part time Win travel. 

515 Child Cara 

SIGN LANGUAGE 

Teacher available to leech prtvate 

lessons in my home by appointment 

Beginners Iniermedlate. Advance 

535-8506 

THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE 

CAREER DEVELOPMENT 

State Licensed School 

WRITE OR CALL: 

Health Enrichment Center 

408 DevM Lake Rd 

Lapeer Ml 48446 

(313)867-9453 

FIND US IN THE YELLOW PAGES 

519 Nursing Cara 

EXPERIENCED LPN'S and Aides 

care tor newborn* 6 

eiderty. 

censed 4 registered wtth the stats 

Reaaonsbts ratae. 24 hr 

aervice. 

Business 861-7365Home: 342-OSIO 

CAT.? - BJ 'S available tor private 

parties, apeclaftzmg m nostalgia. 

729-8662 

VERSATILE Woodwind Player 

(aaxes, and Bute) seeks professional 

association with other musician (s> 

Can play all styles Jazz, Pop. dee- 

Mi Sacred Can Don 471-6054 

VOCALIST/KEYBOARD 

A fantastic duo for your wedding or 

spectM occasion 538-1987 

512 Situations Wantad 

Female 

BEVERLY HILLS 

CHILD CARE CENTER 

has openings for children, 

ogee 6 weeks to 5 years 

Open 7am - 6 pm Serving nutritious 

meals, otters Pre-School Program. 

Blrmkngem location. Near 14 

Mile 4 Lahser 

Non Profit 

644-5767 

LICENSED CHILOCARE 

2 openings for girts ages 4 4 5 yrs 

Fuk days or oftemoone 

Enrtchement 

end educotional programa 

West BloomheK) 861-0968 

CHILD CARE HOME m Weet Bloomfield 

has September openings tor all 

aoae Worm, lovlnc environment 

Cea Gall 861-4433 

CHILD CARE PROGRAM - tor ages 

6 weeka lo 8 yr* of age Certified 

Teechers Part time 4 full time programs 

Located in Uvonia 525-5767 

EXPERIENCE NURSE'S AWe - 10 

yrs. In hoepltM. nursing home l private 

duty Good ielei ericee Deys or 

night* 933-6632 or 836-1476 

520 Sacratartel 8 

Business Servicas 

Affordable 4 experienced word proceeamg. 

epreadsheet. transcription 

4 mors tor your buMneee M ~ 

port, term paper, reeume. 

have customized telephone 

ing ($32). FAX. copies, mailing labels 

text merge, buamee* cards 4 

letterhead, packaga shipping, bulk 

man 4 office rentals We print La* 

ink |et. wide carriage 

SECRETARIAL SOLUTIONS 

NOVI. 344-0098 

VILLAGE SECRETARIAL 

SOUTHFIELD 557-2434 

608 Transportation 

8 Travel 

708 Garage Sales: 

Oakland 

BIRMINGHAM - Giant antique, 

houeehold 4 office sole Remodeling 

dear out Including Moostar cupboard. 

pie sole, toys, 

secretarial 

choirs, Zero* word p-ocessor 4 

computer, 1988 Nova « door Sept 

20-22. 9am-6pm 19900 Chelsea, S 

oil Rsverside. E, oft Evergreen 

BIRMINGHAM - wonderful s 

home accessories, clothing, old 

stuff 890 Norwich E ot Adams N of 

Derby Thurs 9-4phi 4 Fn 9- 1pm 

LIVONIA 18500 Laurel. 9Tot 7 

Mile. W Ol Farmmgton Sept 20-22, 

9-4 Croft supplies misc books 

LIVONIA 30190 Mmton W ol 

Mlddlebelt, S ot W Chicago 

Thurs 

Fn 4 Sat, , 9am - 5pm 

LIVONIA - 4 FAMILY 

Bedroom set 

and lots more 38598, Meeting 

Houee, 6 MIM/Maggerty Wed - Frl 

PLYMOUTH Lokepomte Sub 14927 

Dogwood, Sept 19-20 9-4 Mufti 

famity sole Table, 4 chairs stoves, 

microwaves, couch, clothe*, mlec 

PLYMOUTH - Sept 

20-21, 9em- 

4pm 1345 Carol corner ol Cerol 4 

S Evergreen Houeehold Hems 

PLYMOUTH - Sept 20-21-22, 9-4 

Mufti Family SaM. 45952 Concord, 

W Of Sheldon between N Territorlel 

4 Ann Arbor Tr , oft Beacon HM Dr 

Antiquee, collectible* houeehold 

cebmets 4 Coca-Cola item 

STOVE, oaa sail-deenmg. almond 

Leeve meesege 680-1926 

711 Mac. For Sate 

Wayne County 

BOAT 4 RV STORAGE - •*> per 

month Plymouth erea Lighted. 

ST—^ ^"^SV-ssas 

APPLE H OS 

vlrtueMy new com*- 

non. won enhanced memory capacity 

extra board. J 4 5' drive loy 

stick 4 mouee. 4 printer 11.400 

CaM between 8 30-8. 737-6104 

COMMODORE 64 1541 drive, color 

monitor 

Epeon printar. HMs al eoft 

were Mint $400 464-9536 

BROTHER 

5000 character 

type 

AA2Q. 

memory 80.000 

word dictionary DeMy wheM. Exce»- 

lant $150 Aftar 5pm 562-5419 

ENCYCLOPEDIA 

BRITTANCIA 

complete set -ether bound plue 

! i T - * T ? i n — 

IBM PS/2 ModM 30-266. lees than 

1 yr old. comes w/toaowtng 8613 

color monitor (IBM), 1 mag RAM, 

oleo IBM 20 meg herd drive 4 49 

meg hard card, oloo Logitech 

mouee Aafcmg $2000 8461814 

EXERCISE BIKE Kfce r 

MeMthweys System 

$60 464-0679 

GOLF CLUBS, complete set ol 

Irons. Gorhom bunt $125 Lawn Boy 

Lewnmower self proposed, rear 

oaggei 4 mulcher $125 Startler geraoe 

door opener with 2 hand controls 

$50 476-5674 

HEATER Electric weler beee 

poerd. 7 It 

he* carrying hondM Exceitant 

condition 422-8469 

TWO Qiass 4 cane end tetnee. dining 

room sal Etegere bross 4 

glass Misc Moving moke ofier 

LAWN TRACTOR lihp with 

snowbiode. $250 Frennan wood 

burning stove, with blower $100 

Old Mrber chow. $50 Aller 2pm 

261 2064 

WALL omt-3 sections wtth lighting, 

grey lacquer nmeh. excettent condition 

$600 Co* 474-4451 

WATERBED-Top ot the line 

King 

eize weveles* Con before 7pm. 

932 2941 

WING CHAIR - Roee velvet with bell 

4 clew front leg 4 Queen Anne beck 

leg $250 Mahogany vanity iMth 

bench, $150 540-3647 

709 Household Goods 

Wayna County 

ARMOlRE 1940S A-1 condition. 

Royai Deutton Balloon Lady 4 Belloon 

Man $ 110 each 537-6059 

711 

PLYMOUTH - Wed thru Fn., 8-4 

Misc items 660 Provtncetown. W ol 

Sheldon bfw Nentucket 5 

Lexington 

REDFORD- Huge Garage Sole 

Thur Sept 20, 8:30-5 30pm 4 Frl , 

Sept 21. 8 30-1pm ol Lola VaBey 

United MethodMt Church. 

16175 DMawore. corner of Puriten, 

between 5 4 6 Mile 4 InkMer 

4 Beech Dely 

Bloom Held Hill*: 4269 N 

WKIoway 

Estate* Dr , S ol Long Lake, E ol 

Telegraph, Thur* 4 Frl., 9-4pm 

CLAWSON collectible*, clothing, 

dining set. microwave. Oek won unit. 

Cherry desk Japanese tea table 

920 Shenandoah Court, between 14 

4 15, corner ol Elmwood 

Sept 21.22.23, 9-5 

AIRLINE TICKETS • roundlrtp anywhere 

Northweat Wee. negotiable 

Call anytime, 642-4295 

TICKETS. 2 round trip. Detroit to 

Herllngen. Texaa. Dec 26 lo Jan 1 

$700 or best offer 645-2132 

WEST PALM 8EACH From Detroit. 

Eastern AJrimea 1 wey. Sept 22 

$130. 542-1547 

DINING TABLE. 4 chairs $275. 7' 

couch. 3 upholstered chairs, mlec 

266 Lincoln, Ctawson 585-5995 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 2383' Bar 

held. 10 MHe. W of Middlebefi, turn 

on Duncan to Brook piece lo Garfield 

Loveseets. lamps, table*, 

records, book*. 8 track tapes, baby 

clothes 4 mWc household. Thurs , 

9-6pm, Frl 10-4pm. Sat 10-2pm 

701 Collectibles 

PRECIOUS MOMENTS figurines 

large assortment including retired 4 

suspended pieces Attar 3 427-9121 

THOUSANDS OF BOOKS 

Fiction 4 non-fiction Moet are used, 

but there are boxes ol brand new 

one* Naw businet* book* 

Record* 

Birmingham AAUW Book 

Sale Set. Sept 22, 9-7. Sun , Sept 

23. 11-6; Mon , Sept 24, 9-2 

Birmingham Moeonic Temple 

357 Woodward Bloomfteld HMs 

(N, ot Quartern) 

WOOC Ptanaa. railroad lanterns, 

tooM of Ml types, other ooaectlbie* 

4 antiques 23513 Plymouth Road. 

E. ot TeMgraph. deify 9-5 

702 Antiques 

ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES MARKET - 

The BruMier Show Simdey. Oct 21, 

5055 Ann Arbor SeHne Road, Exit 

175 oft 1-94, Over 350 dealers m 

Quality antiquee and aalect coHecti- 

Mee. AJ itema guaranteed as represented 

and under cover 5 AM - 4 

PM Admission $3 

22nd Seeaon. The OrtgmaHffl 

FARMINGTON - MOVING SALE - 

Everything Thurs-Sat, 9am-6pm 

33830 Glenview Dr . (Shiawassee 4 

Grand River) 

REDFORD - Sepl 20-22, 9am-5pm 

We have furniture, antiquee. collectible 

toys, old tools, lots more 

17706 4 17714 Wafcenden 

REDFORD TWP - estate/muftl femify 

saM. Thur* 4 Frl 10-5, no eorty 

sales 20427 Woodworth. oft 8 Mile 

REDFORD Twp , 11416 Mercedes, 

E ol Inksler, oft Plymouth. Sep 19- 

22, 9-5. antiques, collectibles furniture, 

gloss 4 housewares etc. 

BEAUTIFUL BEDROOM 

iightad stained giaas 

$1 200 Must see 

•ond oek. 

453-5853 

BEDROOM SET double -wedboard 

2 end table*, tripM dresser with 

doubM mirrors, large chest, good 

condition $400 459-3938 

LOG SPLITTER tor sale $1300 or 

best oner 729-3161 

MAG WHEELS (4) 4 uree $40, tire 

size 14" 

1 new Buck air tight stove 

with thermostat control fan 

Never 

been used $300 721-3975 

STORE EQUIPMENT 

- El Mieped 

counter, 6x611 , pricing gun. cash 

register 

slat well hooks 4 bracket* 

4 recks 348-7713 

STUFFED ANIMALS. St Bernard 

dog 42 high, 32 wide 

Teddy Beer 

38• 18 Bun 29x14 533-5661 

TABLE SAW 10 

Seers Best heevy 

duty Brand new, $450 459-5971 

WOOD OFFICE desk $35 Hot Point 

Refndoerete, herveet gold 21 cq ft 

$150 GE electric sell-deening stove 

$100 Moving oul ol state 778-0683 

712 Appliances 

AOMIRAL harvet gold refrigerator, 

excellent condition $225 Goid electric 

stove $75 425-0766 

BEDROOM SET 4 p-ece Basaetl, 

doubM bed w/mattrees 4 bc« 

springs ExcelMnl condition Moke 

oftar After 6pm Kathy 522-1015 

BED-TWIN Ethan Alien Hewloom 

style Solid mapM Frame, mattress 

box sprung, i.Seefy Poeturpedlc) included 

ExceBent $300 525-0191 

BRAND NEW Queen size sofo bed 

$550 Matching chMr $100 Country 

blue Evenings, 421-1503 

CHAIR mamer swivel rocker, blue, 

excellent. $175. Carpeting 16x1 V.*, 

green med *heg. $30 

Girt* bike. 

Schwann. 20'.$10 451-1248 

REDFORD 11371 Forley E ol 

Beech. S. of Plymouth 

Antiques, 

household Hems, baby things Sepl 

20 thru 22 10-4, 

WESTLANO Avon antiques, household 

clothing. Thur-Fn-sei 

30821 Lonnie, between Middlemen 

4 Merrlman oft Ann Arbor Troll 

WESTLANO - Saved best tor last 

7349 GMmen between Mlddlebelt 4 

Inkster N. side ol Worren Sept 19- 

21, 9 until Weether permitting 

FARMINGTON MOVING saM Sept 

19-22. 9-5 22665 Hayden. 2 blks S 

ol Grand River 

2 Wks E Of Farmington 

Rd 

30 years accumulation 

priced to sen Everything goes 

FARMINGTON - Sept 20-21 9-4 

23523 Longacre, W of Gill. S ol 

Grand River Moc . some furniture 

FRANKLIN Estate Sale-Sept 22 4 

23: 16ft runabout 100 hp/trMMr 

16ft HobM.'trMier, I75cc Yamaha 

Dirt Bike, 2S0oc Honda 4 wfieeier 

(like new) Misc building supplies 

(tlM, fencing), tor*, kitchen collectibles 

chedren and befty * clome*. 

wome-.'a tidhion*. Hours 

8:30em- 

5-30pm. No eerfy beds 

Certified 

check or cash only tor large Item* 

26880 WMow Green Or oil WeMngton 

between Franklin 4 Scenic Rds 

LATHRUP VILLAGE - 

19051 San 

Jose, S of 12, W ot Southfield Sept 

20-22 misc Hems 4 antiquee 

WESTLANO - Sepl 18-22, 9 to 4 

644 N ByfiMd. 2 blk* N of Cherry 

HM. W of Wlldwood Records, *ma« 

appliances, dothee. flatware, etc 

WESTLAND- 3 family saM Baby furniture, 

exercise equipment, dryer 4 

mlec household. Items 35638 Oregon. 

W of Wayne., S of Palmer 

Sect 204 21,9-5 

COMPLETE Jermy-lynn Crib, 4 

dresemg tabM. excellent condition. 

$100 for both After 5pm. 721-4101 

AIR CONOfTIONER for window. 

1100 BTU. $130 Call before 1pm 

425-5879 

ALL RECONDITIONED appliances 

Low prices, guaranteed Cher go 

cards end checks accepted 

356-2349 

ALMOST NEW - Wards Washer.' 

Oryer barely used, 1988 model 

$400 for pew 357-3143 

A-1-CONDITION- Admlrol Up-ighl 

Freezer 4 shelves eech mside 4 

door 6VV high . 28"wide « 

29%"deep $300 After 6 855-4187^ 

CORPORATE SAYS- "Sell the Furniture 

Quality at a very reeaonabM 

price Used 6 mos 4 piece Barclay 

living room set 3 piece master tabM 

set. lamps, sntsrielnment center, 8 

piece NobM dining set. Ming size 6 

piece Vaughn master bedroom set 

mettreee foundetlon. lemps Ca* 

deys:282-77Q0 evens 665-7289 

COMMER1CAL ELECTRIC convection 

over 4 storage beee StemMes 

steel, compeel m size, big m pertormence 

Contmmoue deenmg Interior, 

11 rack poaltion Thermo 

oven wmdo. timer. 24" X 62%" exceBent 

condition $650 682-0207 

COUCH, 103 

end loveeeet - Earthtone 

$225 Good condition CaMjiter 

tOam. before 8pm 462-1968 

COUCH - 82 . moss green, excellent 

condition, wtth new burgundy 

smel print slip cover $250/beat otter 

Call Gloria 961 -6820 

CYPRESS STICK FURNITURE - eettee, 

chairs & tables Must socrtfice 


708 Household Goods 


APPROXIMATELY 100 Sq 

Yds ol 

new Stammaster carpet 4 pad 

CaH 626-5588 

BABY FURNITURE - wood portecnb, 

Graco folding crib, highchMr. 

intent 4 toddler cor eeets 476-0687 

BEAUTIFUL Ethen Allen 78" eola, 

chairs, sewing machine, living room 

tables, organ, rmec 559-6651 

ALL ANTIQUES BOUGHT 

Poetcarda, old 

movM magaimee. 

ontlque 4 paper dofts, toys. She»y 

China, mattery 346-3154. 346-7964 

ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE 

FVst United MethodMt Church 

1569 MapM at Pleasant. Birmingham 

Sept 25, Preview Night (with 

refreshments) 7-10pm, Sept 26 

11-9pm. Sepl 27 11-5pm 646-1200 

ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE 

ARBORLANO CONSUMER MALL 

SEPTEM8ER 20-23 

US 23 al WASHTENAW. Arm Arbor 

Thur. - Son. During ma* hours 

NOVI HUGH SALE- Over 30 yrs accumulation 

furniture, kitchen 4 

houeehold items, lewnmower. tooM 

Lots ot rmec. trassures Frt - Set 9 - 

4pm 44888 Byrne Or S ot 9 Mile 

between Connemere 4 Center St 

NOVI - VMage Oefc Sub China cabinet 

green house 4 misc item* 

Sept 20-22,9-5 40311 Oak Tree 

BEAUTIFUL OLD Rotten 

chair*, coffee tabM $250 

Settee 3 

646-8439 

BEDROOM SET, complete solid 

oefc Welerbed 14 ft aluminum 

boot, 8 hp motor, troiler 644-4247 

BEDROOM SET Girl'*, white, twin 

bed, triple dreeeor. mirror, box 

*prlng end metlreee $200 Pleese 

cs* after 5pm 334-6323 

PICKNEY - guns, erchery. or tackM 

saM Sal 9-22. 4 Sun 9-23 5912 

Spears Rd Cell oiler 7pm 878-6753 

Antiques and cofiactlbles 

Gloria Slegart. Show Manager 

ABSOLUTE CLEANING 

Wells 4 windows 

It you rs moving caa us' 

Fast Service 569-84 17 

AFTERNOON CHILD CARE - your 

Ml. Car ina 

environment 

yr or cider 459-4691 

COME LET YOUR CHILD 

Experience' Mernmg through play In 

e home environment Jane 

399-6382 

SECRETARIAL SERVICES 

Raaumes Dictation, Bookkeeping 

on Lotus. Word Proceeamg 

Our computer - fiexlbM hour* 

ModM Office, mc 534-8762 

EXPERIENCED CHILOCARE In my 

specious Bloomfield home SmM 

U.dSeOel^^g'uMe "~626- 2 7 28 

APARTMENT, house 4 office deening. 

Dependable, konest. 

trustworthy own franaportatlon reforarvoee 

Alma 273-5525 

CftHC CARE-5 month old twins. 

>vMjsefc»eper Mon -Frt He lei ancea 

Bxaungnem Cal days 471-7300 

Alter S&m 540-3528 

DEPtNOABLE BABYSITTER needed 

myXNome homo 

Some days. 

Non-emoker. own 

•r onsportelxm matur^rantaÔTr 

427-6676 

HOUSEKEEPER/BABYSITTER 

Uve m. tor loddMr 

Thursday thru 

Saturday. Troy area, non-emoker 

gbpd pay Aftar 5pm, 641-5216 

R/CHILOCARE - Uve 

Moo tamay m W BcimiilNM 

855-4518 

pert time 2-6pm 

Mite/Farmington 

Rd 

aome w < and* Ight 

Relerencee I 

be 

»-5 476-1720 

Wonted 

tua or 

k«w I 

IT person Ot Red moot Mn. 

Arbor Rd Plymouth 

Al-EXPRESS CLEANING 

Hvd-worfcino dependable *taft 

-- e School* I 

Homee. Offices 

Try ua. you'l keep us 

Etc 

478-1648 

BABYSITTING CANTON AREA 

Experienced mom iMth 3 yr old eon 

would Mte to care for your chUd pert 

time Nonamoker 397-0336 

BABYSITTWO Experienced loving 

mom to care lor your maent or ctMd 

Mon-Frl 

726-6123 

m 

my 

days Aak tor Marte M 

BABYSITTING Experienced dependable. 

loving care Lnua6eni re*- 

erenceo Your traneportatlcm 

Garden City area 427-9632 

BABYSITTING 

Loving care expeiienced islerancea 

Fua and pert time Woetland 

ares 722-2216 

BEING A Parent myse* I w«t baby 

with TLC They wM 

Mt your dMdren 1 

be reed to daMy. MM ' 

mgton HMa. 7sm-6pm 

ks. Farm- 

471-4263 

Wantad Mon-Ffi 

Omtmm deenmc 

am 

71-3123 

s i r j w w w 

CANTON MOM sMI oar 

Jren UMs of TLC, 

meoM 4 snacks Excaaant ralaranci 

tor yoi» 

nutrttloue 

LOVMQ NURSE 

Iran 

Mon - Frt. days or everv 

i. MaaM 4 snacks Aa aoaa 

Hland erea 326-7630 

CHtUJCARE - Canton near 27S, 

T 

CHILD 

home Certified 4 nMent CPR 

any 

age PtymouMi 4 Uvoe*a 24yr* aa-l 

— 1 6 6 1 - 6 1 r 

CHUD CAM 

13 yrs. 

m noma. Mnced yard. M 

m ancoe. Mi ogee LoMiers 

a F o N m S m . 572-2379 

EXPERIENCED STATE licensed 

child cars immediete opening evalli 

Educational 4 creative eo- 

- 453-0141 

LICENSED Chad Cere. Orchard 

Lake/Lone Pine Hot meeM. pley 4 

teaming octtvltles smaa grot*) 

Quality carMFH6311526) 662-2303 

LICENSED CHILD CARE 

10 Mae/Orchard Lake VA and Older 

Fua time Hot meeM. pley and 

activities Smaa group 

476-6739 

Quakty care 

LICENSED DAY Core Home Uvonta 

aree 

Loving, Mimutaong environment 

tor of ages 2 openings tor any 

, 474-0441 

LICENSED DAY CARE 

Mon amoklng environment MeeM 6 

snacks mauded Cherry HM/Middtaben 

Area Caa Tina Huntar 726-21W 

NANNY NETWORK. IMC. 

Nannies. Housekeepers 4 Eiderty 

Cere Live-m/out. Ml time/pert 

time Pre-ecreened Ca« 660^*70 

ONE DAYCARE opening rn a loving 

home atmoapliers eaai two moma to 

care tor your chad Tan MM 

a 557-0724 

SHELLY"S PLACE 

CHMaTIAM MOTHER 

LoMng 41 

ceovs OLEAMMO atwvics 

Caa 

cra0a*a««lar6»a*!raei£ 

smoker LMonlaarea 477-7 

A BETTER WAY... 

Kaop yen* wved onee M Mama 

FAMILY HOME CARE 

Mwaaoenad - operated 

455-5683 

(466-LOVB 

TYPING IN MY HOME 

Letters. Heoumeo. Term Pepors 

StetMtlcM. etc. 

Pick-up 4 Deliver 766-0277 

WOMAN looking tor pert-time off 

- * mingle* 

553-6972 

HUM home Relerencee. 

Caa 

522 Professional 

Servicas 

COMPUTER PROBLEMS' Retired 

computer prolooMonM wM halp you 

get your moneys worth out ol your 

computer 

Help with eppHcatlons, 

training, hardware, aoltwere. 4 com 

murucelions $25 per hr . 4 hr minimum. 

CaH Bob st (313»71-6766 

. A TASTE OF THE PAST 

We have a substantial coBectlon ol 

older. dMcontmued Medam Alexander 

does m mmt condition 

Plu* a 

large talection ol antk»je doa* 4 

coMcttbM* Doa occeeaorwe too - 

dothee. shoes buggies, trunks, 

display caaaa 4 beda Brmg your 

"paMarit*' as wa have been repaying 

doas for 36 years Enhance your 

chads collection 4 visit the wonder 

land oI beautiful doas 4 toys at the 

Do4 HoapltM 4 Toy Soldier Shop 

3947 W 12 MIM. Berkley 543-3115 

Men -Sat 10-5, Frt 10-8 

SOUTHFIELD - 19690 Silver 

Springs Evergreen between 12-13 

mlM. Thur* thru Sat 9-4pm Clothing 

maternity children, etc 

SOUTHFIELD-29497 Sprlnghia, cor 

mat Frominghom Crenbrook VMage 

Sub 

Between 12 4 13 MMe, lake 

Southfield W lo Webstsrt 12VI MHe) 

Lett to SprmghM Set . Sun. 

Mon 

Sept 15-17,9-5 

W BLOOMFIELO, Wed -Thur* 9-4 

4254 Ste Meedow, E ot Orchard 

Lake, N ol Lone Pine Kids dothee. 

toys, dinette sel. houeehold Heme 

BEAUTIFUL solid oek ontlque armewe. 

Put* a» 1600's. ueed as solar. 

$750 278-7518 

CREATE UNIQUE Nurseries or c*Mdrerto 

rooms 

I ptan ortgmM concepts 

or moke your ideee come to 

Me MuroM by MIChMe 623-0964 

NEED A TUOOR FOR YOUR CMM.D1 

K-6 - A* 

tact Joanna at 646-7011 

THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE 

Certified therapists 3ele eftectMe 

ewer native to Mr pes, pern 

tongue 

I loath Works Center «76-8220 

WORO PROCESSING 

output 

523 Atternaya 

Legal Counaeling 

BUY - SELL 

doors, 

windows, 

oak fireplace mentata. deefc, armoeoe 

HondM 4 Pewpoen tompa. 

dMItae. benchee. cneet. benfcs. toys, 

breee bird cages, marble tab Me. etc 

Antique Connection. 710 E Eleven 

MBe Rd RoyM Oak 542-5042 

CRANBERRY VASE $250 Cranberry 

crystal lamp $175. Hanging crenberry 

lemp $250 Varloue Toby 

mugs. RoyM Ooutlon 4 ontiquo 

docks, antique taa cart, MOO Aftar 

5pm 646-3307 

HOUSECLEANING SALE 

Ttae and more 7 drawer daak. 

Quaan Arm oak daak. oak rocker. 

Victorian sapper chair, wing seal 

potbeay Move, Lion buMet 

commode 

CMI after 5 30pm 466-1111 

W BLOOMFIELD - Sept 20 4 21. 

9em-3pm 4395 Middledeie. Green 

Lake Rd 4 Richardeon MMe 

houeehold. children's good doming, 

maternity clothes. Sabre ssw. ScroO 

saw. toys 

707 Garaga Salas; 

Wayna 

CANTON - antiques (tamp* modM 

railroad magazmea 

dog groomlrig 

suppeee.etc 245 Roeeland Cher 

rytwa/LMey, Sep 20-22, 9-5 

BEDROOM SET, solid oak. wordrobe, 

dresser 4 matching mirror. 

2 r«gh! stands 373-5133 

BEDROOM SET-wMte doubM bed 

canopy 5 piece Good condition 

$250 642-3339 

DAYBEO-white 4 brass. 2 yeers old 

$100 Captem s bed, 2 yeers $130. 

After 6pm caa. 349-8638 

OtA ANTIQUE BRASS 4 giaes 

etegere. 71x18x45. expendable to 

80 wide, complete with eddltlonM 

set ot replacement gtaee. excellent 

condition. $900 After 7 961-3909 

DINING ROOM SET contemporery, 

dropieef tobM 4 6 choirs, cftlna cabinet 

$300 422-0593 

tLECTRIC 30 gold stove, $125 

Compact refrigerator, dorm or office 

$60 Good condition 721-3164 

FREEZER - Chest. Nor go good 

condition $75 Can after 4pm 

591-1092 

FREEZER - upright. Whirlpool. 1ST 

Cu ft . $200 961-7335 

FRIDGE/STOVE Woven 4 microwave 

Good condition, brown 

$600 Leeve meesege 253-1330 

GE Deluxe gas dryer, white, excellent 

condition. $225 422 6172 

GE ELECTRIC washer snd dryer 

New $200 or best offer 

532 2243 

GE freezer. 21 cu ft , white $75 

GE refrlgeretor, $25 

CaM Mork or 

Tern - 548-4426 

HOT POINTE Side by side fndoe 

and double oven electric range. $75 

rt 456-2 

each/beet ofler After 4pm i 1-2760 

HOTPO*NT 13' pink relngerotor 

Cold spot IS troetleee refrigerator 

Kilchenaide built-m dlshwssher 

Hotpomt oelf-ctaan oven 462-1841 

DINING ROOM set. oak 

tabM 

cfiMrs. crime cabman. 4 

$800 Ron top deefc $300 Yeer old 

oek entertainment armoire $500. 

Redecorating sole 344-8723 

GE WASHER 4 Ges Dryer. $250, 

ironrtle irooer. $50, Hotpomt Range 

doubM oven, $200 Amerta retndgerator, 

new $800 

Sole. Inner 

springs, grsy. (towered, new $600 

Kitchen booth. $200 278-8636 

GLASS DINING ROOM TABLE with 

6 high-beck dialrs Beet ofler 

350-3160 or 348-2327 

HOUSEHOLD full ot furniture must 

go Lowest prices 4 excellent items 

Phone enytlme, 273-3644 

BEDROOM SET 5 piece, walnut 

wood, sorrel tlnleh Dork oefc game 

lobie w/4 captoms choirs. 663-1456 

BLUE/'BEIGE sots 4 

end table*, lamps Let 

oefc 

me* logo. 

680-1926 

CHERRY wood dining room tabM 4 

chear*. 2 leaves pod. exceaent condition 

$450 680-8915 

CHINA HUTCH $400 Fireplace aria 

$15 Bird both $20 861-8687 

COUCH, rocking chair lamp*, 

sheivee. boofccese. woodsn bands, 

men * XL dothee, custom car east 

covers. Tupperwere. mora 669-1045 

COUCH 96", 3 

FlexsteM, $350 

•notching chairs, 

856-6509 

JUST MOVED - muet eall chme cabinet 

$195 Almost new petio 

drape* 

good quality bedepreede, 

curtains 4 household misc 

421-7199 

LARGE CHERRY chins/curto cabinet 

Wtth e light, glass ahefvei 

drawer $350 

PortebM maple bar 

$300 2 boofceoeee wtth 5 she 

$20 each Microweve/tv cart with 

storage $30. 453-0144 

Mahogany spinet piano $450 firm 

Green/blue loveeeet. good condition 

$150 Cea efter 5 30 427-2 

MATCHING couch end love I 

Mke new 534-6037 

KENMORE 19 2 tt while refrlg 

Kemefcer. $125 

Jenn-Air electric 

stove top, grM etlachmente. black 

gloss perfect $250 662-4892 

REFRIGERATOR 

GenarM Electric, 

with icemaker. elmond color Good 

condition $200 726-5626 

REFRIGERATOR - wtirte. cold spot 

frost-free. $130 CMI efter 3 

427-3732 

REFRIGERATOR. 

WHIRLPOOL, 

••do by aide. Icemaker, gold. $150. 

meaner. Kenmore, mum cyde. gold, 

I >25 Both work good 477-5006 

SPEED QUEEN electric dryer. Utton 

microwave: window elr conditioner. 

4 electric lewnmower Ca« 

347-3795 or 535-8830 

STOVE/OOUBLE OVEN, electric 

Continuous deen. brown Very good 

condition $140. 266-9694 

STOVE - FRK3I0AIRE. DoubM oven, 

electric ExoMtem condition. $200 or 

beet oner 474.1368 

TAPPAN GAS renge 

Brown $50 

WHIRLPOOL ELECTRIC DRYER 

PortebM. exceaent condition $60 

451-7221 

MOVING SALE Breekfest set 4 

chairs. I*e new. $295 455-6720 

DEMOLITION SALE • 3 Houeee. 

Sept 22. 9-5pm 12 MHe ot 

Schroeder Formmgion Hill* 

Stoves heating 4 electrlcM systems, 

pump*, Intercom, kitchen 

cabinet* «torm door*, etc 

Priced 

111 iaar raal* a r-wrry paH nayii 

353-8810 or Frl. after 5pm 3S7-2166 

CANTON Moving Sale 40640 

Tamarock Dr..3202. Fairway Club 

Apt* Sepl 17-21 1977 Mercury 

Monerch lurmturo etc 

CANTON - Sepl 20 thru Sept 22, 

9vn 7168 Chodwick Ct Simltower 

eomethmg for everyone 

PIE SAFE. On doors, lata '800 s 

•37S 660-6338 

PLYMOUTH OLD VILLAGE 

APRLEFEST 

Sept 29 4 30 10-8pm 

Antiquee, Crafts 4 Food HurryfM 

Dealer apecea e.eaetiia 

Cea- 455-7011 or 454-1515 

PUNCH BOWLS (21 

ruby hanging Mmp. 2 

ruby lusters hengmgBa 

apargna, crystal cheea eet 667 

«0ubkat* 

2966 

CIVIL RIGHTS 

Employment Rights CrtrmnM. 

aankrudlcy PersonM m|ury 

Attorney Robert Lent 567-0070 

VANITY DRESSER 2 

senna meciane Br< 

cnak I Beige couch 

PHYSIC- N** from New York 

Exeâm kMoeang el 

War* people UmMed 

Klmberty Aftar 12pm 

PRAYER TO THE HOLY 

HOME HEALTH CARF 

AVACABU >OOW 

. aptrti You 

tNna 4 ehow me me eay to reac* 

my MeaM YOU gNe ma mm DMne 

am 

lo forgive 4 forger Ma wrong* 

thet are done to me I You are m aa 

mewoee ol my BN wW ma L M • * 

abort iRMnflua, went to You 

tar aiaiiUm 4 uunMm once more 

thet i near went to ba aaaaretad 

mm 

You, no metier how greet Ihe 

laiaiW deeire may be laam to ba 

wMfc You 4 my Mead anas m Your 

perpMuM (Hey Aman THar* yeu 

aa°»^daiy 

wJaSSj 

ur pennon • uaa imm bean 

oaa to M. Your prjaêe be an- 

4 LOveaG 

VICTOR Phononapb 4 Ma 

records $440 Trunk M6 

CANTON - Sept 20 21 4 22 44531 

Westminister. N ol Ford. W ol 

Sheldon Toys, kitchen tsbie 

stroaer. crib 4 mora 

DINING ROOM MI - 9 piece. Ml ootid 

m*ie wood Good condition 

$2,450 542-1547 

DRESSER-3 drawer with mirror, 

dark walnut Good condition $125 

or beet 471-1829 

HERMAN MILLER Executive Deefc 

Teec wood wtth matching credenze 

O.l.A broee end glese wea unit: 

Dinette eel with 4 choirs 

After 8pm 661-1998 

MUST SELLI Living room, bunfc 

beds, dinette, beby dothee/ltams, 

much more. Thurs 4 Frt. 9-4. 9619 

Fairfield, Uvonta 522-7737 

QUEEN SIZE etactnc bed broee 

Meed board ueed 6 months, beet oiler 


SOFA, chairs, table*, lemps. Lazy 

I sapor st* Cheep 420-0299 

SOFA 4 LOVESEAT. $330 Soto 

loveeeet 4 cftee $250 2 end tedee 

$50 Dinette table 4 3 chairs. $100 

455-7336 

WHIRLPOOL S beat ImperiM electric 

dryer. *fce new. $200 

Maytag 

works good. $50 

661-OSei 

WHITE WESTINGHOUSE porstable 

weeher 

10 lb load hooks to faucet 

$399 new Mke new $250 753-3294 

713 Bicyctea- 

Sates 8 Repair 

ADULT tricycle. Oeeoto 

Large beefcet on beck. $ 100 

855-36M 

BIANCHI - Super Lo buuUii 

et sea $7! 

1990, like new Must sell $700 

S*no 256-5554 

STEARNS 4 FOSTER 

queen Mze. trlpta X - Arm 

$325 or beet oiler 451-7673 

CANTON 

Crafts, household, baby 

clothe*, dothee. T V Sept 16 thru 

21 9- 5pm 8115 Tlltotoon Ct . S of 

joy. W of Sheldon, ot ~ 

Rd 

CANTON - 3 houeee Sept 20 6 21. 

9-5 On Somerset Dr N ol Ford. W 

ol USey, 1 b* N off Hertford 

CANTON - 46233 Spinning WheM 

Dr N ol Warren. W ol Canton Center 

Sept 20-22 

tO-3 Girt* dothee 

to *oe 6 toys pool 4 mac 

Formmgion 

ESTATE SALE 

22411 Hawthorne oil 9 Mile 2nd 

Mock S ol Grend RNer 

Tuea & Wed 9/18 4 19. 

10am-5pm. 

Antique Queer Ann m moving office good ooi nation, 

or ea MtaieoMar 

FIREWOOO 

4 corde, 

hardwood $129 tor ea 

^ 

^•a 2 

KARABTAM 

RUG. 

6a1». 8 yrs oM . t> 

LARGE GAME tabta S4fl Wooden 

•MA 6 drawers^ ehaNea^Mk 

oat $400 II t Mum orane nwm 

$200 Oaietb'i ******SSZmTi 

IMIMT 

aeaaai 

SINGER 

DMkL A MA TIC 

M *j?SF£? 

TM* car mud ba eold' $8 450'beM 

Ask lor Deve 459-6222 or 726-3901 

LA SABRE LIMITED 1964 Excellent 

condition. ongmM ownar 

nme 

greet fuBy loeded $4,300 454-05Q 

LESABRE LJMTTED 1963 

nme good. deen. $2500 

CMI. 721-7006 

LESABRE LIMITED 19W superb 

shape, trouble free, beeutrtm egn 

blue metMkc. loaded to the me*. 

3600 engine. 40,000 highway ml. 

$9JOO 336-3099 

LESABRE 

1964 Limited. 2 power 

•aater'windows/iocfc* cruem. tai. 

roer defrost Exceaem ConMtaUk 

MuM sea $2995 464-1991 

DOOGE 1968 Caravan 5 

Mr. cnjno control. 64.000 

$5,500 453-2896 

FORD 1962 F2S0 automatic Mereo 

cap. bedaner 85.000 ml oxoebent 

condition $2500 532-9617 

FORO 1962 ton. pickup wmi cap. 

V6 standard tranermoaion, new 

brakoe. new tiree 4 

MM apnng* 

body m good Miepe. 70,000 maes. 

$2000 firm Aftar 4pm 4761036 

FORO, 1963 Pick-up - 58 000 mAoe. 

new bree 4 brakoe 

Very rebobM 

$2,600 or beM oftor 471-2966 

FORD-1964. F150. 

stick sax overdrive 

condition $3,000 

Explorer. 

Mr. 

stick tu overdrive stereo, cap. good 

591-0265 

FORO 1964 RANGER, toe mMea.' 

runs greet $2750, 473-3902 

SHASTA 1964- TravW trMtar, modM 

2600, sloops 7, extras $6400 

455-1963 

SOUTHWIND. 1966 - 34 ft , queen, 2 

A/C, loeded. 32,000 maee Exceaent 

conditon $35,000 851 """ 

REGISTERED QUARTER-HORSES, 

liquidating Mock, no reeaonabM oiler 

refused. 538-4744 

TUFF-CAT hoise tr after, 1965, excMtant 

condition, new tiree. $3000. 

427-2289 

800 Roc. VaMctea 

SHASTA 1960 Fifth WheM 

exoaftant condition $9000 261-3443 

802 8nownM

10F* OAE Monday, September 17.1990 

MMT Maariag « M m , tt. radu. 

IMM 

Mtt 4. S23-31M 

CAIUftO 

KM MM*, tte naw. attlng 

1.900 

M O 

Chovrotot 

BERETTA 1 * I MO - air. well 

W W W . «l • cyt. 4 to (MOM 

L O U 

L a R I C H E 

C H E V Y / S U B A R U 

Plymouth M. - Juat Waal ol 1-279 

453-4600 

•80 Chowolot 

BERETTA 1888 GTU, power 

•mtoH. KcU. brtt** 4 Wearing. 

tt, 

fad we. 41.000 maaa. (6.500 or 

baM 

847-1 Ml 

BERETTA 1966 - V-6. tt. automat- 

Ic. crutee. tt. caaaette 30.000 

mln. mual aaa. Only 17905 

TENNYSON CHEVY 

425-4600 

000 C l w v r o M 

»a - Tttoa pattage. 

73.000 mOaa. naada awmXii > 

(3.500/beal After 7pm. 40*4177 

CAMA.RO. 1904, SC. red, U M . 

exottant condMon (3700 439-0766 

CAMERO. IM, 

Beranelt* - to. 

to*ded. 

p®BT»p€«»o. imM 

14.000 firm Altar 5.30pm S44-1210 

Year-End Challenge. 

The deals you've 

been waiting for 

all year. 

k 

optional 

ves on 240SX 

d Challenge. 

1 

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NOW YOU'VE GOT NO OPTION BUT TO SAVE! 

V 

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ACROSS FROM THE TEL-12 MALL 

? 28585 TELEGRAPH • SOUTHFIELD • 353-1300 

V 

SEZ: 

Largest Inventory, 

2 Locations 

Great Deals 

Top $ For Your Trade 

GMAC Subaru Financing 

1st Time Buyer 

Consideration 

Modern Facilities 

Quick Lube Service 

CHECK 

US OUT! 

1 3 Huge Discounts 

Rebates to $1000 on Justy 

r~T| Subaru - The 4 Wheel 

I ^ I Drive Leaders 

r~7| Best Selling Wagons 

Ll • in America 

Bank Financing 

r~7l Credit Union Purchase 

LlJ Plans Honored 

Convenient Location 

a 

ABSOLUTELY BEST BUYS 

LOYALE SEDAN 

^Special Purchase 

Air, a u t o m a t i c , stereo. 

tSSs >8995 

Discounts 

>3500 

1990 LEGACY 

SEDAN 

5 speed. power brakes, 

buckets 

1990 JUSTY 

STARTING 

AT 

 

f 

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9 

c 

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PL vtaouTH ao 

AMI ANSON RO 

LOU 

ijbcAt 4 5 3 - 4 6 0 0 METRO 9 6 1 - 4 7 9 7 

40875 Plymouth Rd. • Plymouth 

a M t w n 

i* 

CORSICA 1966, auomatlc, air, 

power windows 4 

tocks. premium 

40.000 mile* $5600 

Eve* 649-3261 

CORVETTE 

1976 COUPE, loaded, 

62.000 mNaa. excitant condition 

Only $6995 

TENNYSON CHEVY 

425-6500 

ESCORT. 1966 GT. 6 spaad, aurv 

l beat ot- 

377-2123 

rool. high mileage, loadad, bad atlar 

. Cal aftar 6 PM. 3 

EUROSPORT, 1967. black/gold, 

70.000 mlMa, dear. $4600 

553-9043 

LUMINA EURO Sedan, 1990 - Loaded. 

extended warranty. 16.000 

mtta. $12,900 537-4234 

LUMINA. 1990. while 

loadad wltfi 

JMkstils options, GM exc car. 

$11,200 642-7076 

MONTE CARLO 1967 LS. low rrWaa. 

tut power 4 dean 

Aaking $6000 or 

baat oftar After 6PM. 937-6042 

MONTE CARLO 1964. ftty loadad. 

good condition, new tire*. $2999' 

beet Days 424-9061 eve* 422-7293 

SHELBY DAYTONA 1987 Turbo. a» 

options Super Sharp 

FOX HILLS 

Chrysler-Plymouth 

455-8740 961-3171 

SPIRIT 1989 ES, 17,500 ml.. V-6, 

automatic, loadad. white w/whlte 

wheals. $ 10.250/beat 769-3197 

066 Ford 

CROWN VICTORIA LX'S 1990 Special 

purchase, loadad $12,995 

BILL BROWN USED CARS 522-0030 

Crown Victoria 1990 Lx From 

$12,590 

Grand Marquis 1990 From $12,990 

Jack Demmer Ford 

721-6560 

ESCORT QT 1966, white. 39,000 

miles, dean. $4,350. CM: 

646-2192 

ESCORT 1982 , 35.000 original 

mne*. manor 4 body good, $1200 

or best ofter 474-5041 

ESCORT 

1966 Automatic. I 

mMe* $3,995 

FOX HILLS 

Chrysler-Plymouth 

455-6740 961-3171 

ESCORT 1966H LX- 4 door hatch 

dark blue, loeded. low mile* E»t» 

lent condmon $5700 532-8214 

EXP 

1065 - all black beauty, dark 

rad Interior, 35MPG . Tyme doe* It 

again! Only $1,199 

TYME AUTO 

455-5566 

EXP 

1987 Sport, excellent condition. 

air. 5 spaed, power steerlngbraka*. 

19 H O . premium sound, 

alum wheat* Warranty 453-3991 

FAIRMONT 1962 FUTURA 

6 cyl 

automatic sharp rin* great Power 

steering 4 brake* $1700 349 7909 

FESTIVA 1968 LX- 5 speed f 

stereo 4 much more Excetleni 

condition $4500 326-2177 

166 Ford 

LTD 1976. 43.000 mi., loadad, OOOd". 

oondnton, mtertor nctttnt 

greet $ 1400/baat oftar 261 -7316 

MUSTANG OT-s '967-69. 6 to 

chooaelrom $8295 

North Brothers Ford 421-1376 

MUSTANG OT 1966 Loadad rad. 5 

sp^. Alpine system, W W / * * 

MUSTANGS 1989-67 GT'S - 5.0 V 

8 s 5 speeds 4 automatic* at have 

air. loaded with extra*, th* beei selection 

anywhere 

Hurry m lor your choice 

S^-BtACKWEtL 

FORD 

453-2663 

MUSTANG. 1969 - Grande style. 

302 engine good condition, run* 

$1,500 or beet 27S-241*~ 

MUSTANG 1963 - convertible. 5 OC 

57.000 mne*. exceBent condition 

$4 800 or best oftar 455-6654 

MUSTANG 1983. GT. 5 0 lit*r. A 

speed, new twee, a* dark gray, •« 

cellent condition $3350 420-2475 

FESTIVA 1968 LX - £ speed al' 

atareo. electronic rear Oefro*t Onfy 

$3495 

Jack Demmer Ford 

AFFORDABLE USED CARS 

721 5020 

FORO 1984 E- ISO to»d*d excellent 

condition, must see Best otter 

255-5996 

GRANADA 1977 Excellent condition' 

Loaded 6 cylinder 4 speed 

overdrive mull see $950 

937-06*9 937-3067 

GRANADA 1977 Good shape, 

power steering, automatic, V-8 

$475 or beet 421-6372 

GRANADA, 1978 - 6 cylinder 

mal*. dependable car $35 Good coridiwL-. 

' ow-^r Cai'i.-n* *' great 

buy Maxe ..*' 669 177 

TERCEL -966 

stereo cassette 

dition $2800 

sunroof 

AM-FM 

speed good con 

546-3I7 

TERCEL 

1969 2 Ooor, sunrr>oi ar 

j automatic arr-fm casserie. good 

condilion $6500/besi 626-3537 

884 Volkswagan 

VOLARE 1979 Melior wagon. 225 

slant 6 excttam condition $950 

Call 478-2840 

GRAND AM 1987 SE. 6 cylinder 

toeded $6500/beet Oey* 833-1502 

Eves 591-4*48 

VOLARIE 1979 Premier original 

Ismrfy owners, hes s coupie of dents 

but runs great 

engine wen maintained 

good lire*. $425. or beat 

499-6573 

880 Pontine 

BONNEVILLE SE 1987 power windows 

and locks, power *eat wr. mt 

cnxae stereo with cassette. 37 000 

mke*. $6 ,495 

Bob Jeannotte 

PONTIAC GMC 

Plymouth. Ml 

453-2500 

GRAND PRIX. 1978. Mr. power 

Heenng 4 window*, cruise, red 

leather interior, while exterior, 

$i ,000 or best ofter 353-6759 

GRAND PRIX, 1963 

excaaern con 

«t*m 

power sieer^ L breke*. tat. 

cruwe, *», $2600 355-1423 

GRANO PRIX 1969 SE. loaded 

$11,500 or be*1 1-621-3227 

GRAND PRIX, 1990 

ledan. loeded 

422-5377 

BONNEVILLE. 1988 

immaculate 

loaded, sihrer. 26.000 maes. new 

tires, $10,300 After 4pm 681-6778 

BONNEVILLE, 1989 LE, Ml power 

stoy wheal*, as deen as can ba. 

26.000 maaa. (11.500. 

350-8207 or 435-1201 

L EM A NS 1968 - 2 doors 4 4 door* 

automatic, air power steering t 

brasea. rear Oefroat 

am/tm starao 

doth seats. Priced from $3995 

From 

BONNEVILLE 1987 Clean, priced 

righl. $5,775 

GORDON 

CHEVROLET 

ON FORO ROAO IN GARDEN CTTY 

421-9120 

FIERO. 1985. GT. black loadad. 

good condition, beat oftar 474-5888 

FIERO. 1886. black With aluminum 

Wheal*, sunroof, cnaa*.tt.tt. 

44.000 maaa S3990 486-1488 

$99 per mo. 

Bob Jeannotte 

PONTIAC GMC 

Plymouth. Ml 

453-2500 

$500 down on approved credit plu* 

tax 6 tm* 

LEMANS 1988 GSE sporthatch. 

14.000 maaa. loaded, mmt condition. 

rad. $6,930 After 5. 346-2554 

LE MANS 

$5800 

LE. 2 door. 5 

40MPG. 17.000 


LEMANS-1988. 

door. 

$4,700 After 5pm. 

PARtSCNNC. 1886. BROUGHAM. 

sa.000 

626-9128 

SUNBiRD. 1965 wagon (LEi 

auto. 

AM-FM cassette. power nigh 

masags. new exhaust, well mamtamed. 

leaaBU, $215Q/ofler 

E-e* 642-4616 

SUNBIRD 1986 - 5S.00C actual 

maaa, 35 MPG 

Tyme doe* H agami 

ONLY $1,269 Tta* •* Not * gimmick' 

TYME AUTO 

455-5566 

SUNBIRO 1987 SE 

38,000 mi«*ir 

am/tm stereo cassette exceaem 

condition $4400 or be*1 ofter Must 

661-6062 

SUNBIRD, 1966 GT - Turbo convartlbla 

Saver'8lack 25.000 man. 

new raar window $11,300 643-9131 

SUNBIRO 

1986 Turbo corwerbtae 

red. QT Loaded: 36.500 mile* 1 

ownar $9800/beai oftar 661-6366 

SUNBIRO 1989 SE - automatic, 

loadad. white sun roof 

Great condition! 

$8,200 Eve* 476-3246 

TRANS AM 

1978. Rebuilt engine 

Run* •>* (top $2,600 CaH 

464-0210 

TRANS AM 1986- Loaded, code 

alarm, great condition mual stt 

$6500 552-9705 

TRANS AM. 1987. crimaon with T- 

top. loaded, automat*. 33.000 

maaa. mal sea. $8000 937-2446 

FOX 1968 GL Wsgor. am amlslereo 

new tires, braxes onceliwni 

condition $6 100 563-3878 

GOLF 1987 GL 5 speed air sterec 

cassette mnl condition Be*r o«*r 

Sieve 

473-'863 

JETTA. -962 Pans 

engine doors 

mtenur gold nms & Ufa* Eolire car 

pari* 924-2252 

JETTA 1985 5 speed air. sterec 

$2450 531-4877 

After 6PM 649-3245 

RABBIT 

1980 - Clean & gooQ transportation 

$250 or best ofter 


RABBIT I960 Convertible F-om 

DaMae original owner 5 upeeC 

ww 

parts $1,800 647-3454 

RABBIT 198' LS Ml* * speed 

aar, am-fm cassette. 2 door excellent 

condition $1 500 387-6695 

SIROCCO I960. 5 speed a*, amlm 

caaaette. mtermrttant 

wipers, rear 

aefogger $1 050 689-6876 

VANAGON 1964 - iow mae*. new 

Michelms 4 new exhaust, excellent 

condition 

dealer mam-tamed Must 

see< Besi ofter 546-7762 

VW JETTA 1986 Automatic av condition 

$4.295 

FOX HILLS 

Chrysler - Ptymouth 

455-6740 961-3171 

MORE AUTO 

DISPLAY ADS 

IN SECTION C. 

PI 

CAPRL 1980. automatic, power 

•Mertng/brttet. stereo $889 or 

bed After 5pm 581-7738 

CAPRI 1881 RaBy Sport. SJO. 8«*iar. 

Super Clean! WM maintained! 

11.889 Why pey more? 

TVME AUTO 

495-5586 

CAPRI 1881 4 apaad. 

$300 

CAPRI 1984 RS. turbo, 2 3L. 

3 door hatcftbactc. loadad. tt. aim 

roof Sharpl $3.960/beet 478-4840 

COUGAR 1881 - XR7. while 

race 

eondWlon, $1300 or baat. 

425-0202 

COUGAR. 1983 - Naad 

Suiting at FArmrgtM^HI 

Iront cap. 

Ba CoBWon. 

or 6B8 0888 

COUGAR 1884. V8. ttt 

ttraa, $2300/baat ofter. 

Cat aftar 5pm 

lta. tt. naw 

496-0838 

COUGAR 1987- Loadad. automatic, 

power moonroal. (6400/baat 

454-3428 

COUGAR 1988 - exce 

lion, loadad. CO ptayai 

owner 

tr*n»l*rr*d 

(11.BOO 261-0648 

Bant oondt- 

. mual *aa. 

ovartea*. 

or498-6377 

COUGAR 1888 LS • lot* maaa. Ml 

power. (10.800 4 other* at aula 

"**Snee Park Lmcotn Merc try 

493-2424 oat. 400 

COUGAR. 

1889 - Spa 

Gray. 10.800 maaa. tact 

ctt 

edMon 

dry aurvoof, 

278-9636 

QRANO MARQUIS 1988 LS. 

excellent condition, loadad, 

(12,900 Aftar 5pm. 471-2747 

GRANO MARQUIS 1887 LB. Mdtt 

29.000 maaa. loadad. —i-ranty. ex 

oaaam (8000 or baat 981-4829 

GRAND MAROUIS 198. 

ad. 80J100 wtaa axoa 

ta - teadaent 

corn*- 

Bon (4300. 

484^438 

GRAND MAROLKS 1882. Ml 

runa good, looks good. $1 

CaBMBia 

3AAXO MAftOtaS 1888 LS - Load 

so.srjr 

$7.880 

OAAMO MAROUI H A U M 

poa*. a * | i O . S M M M M 

LN7. 1881. good li •tttilaMMW. 

$800N"»8M 

(7888- 18(1 TOI (LI-AAAAABNA 

ART MORAN 

353-9000 

TEMPO GL'S 

AS LOW AS 

*6679* 

NEW 

rHUNDERBIR 

APR Financing 

For 48 months 

on select models 

$ 12,997* 199« 

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TO QUALIFIED BUYERS 

9000 

1990 SEDAN DEVILLE 

ON 1990 MODELS 

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1990 TEMPO! 

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50 NEW FESTIVAS 

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WAS $12,578 

NEW 1990 AEROSTAR EXTENDED WAGON 

NEW 1990 FESTIVA 2 DOOR 

Rmt window dafoggar, AM/FM starao wtth dock, conaoJa. body 

•td* mokUngs. gaogas. rackntng buck* Mats, powar brakas stda 

window damister stytad slaa< wtiaats. opantng raar windows 

FRONT WHEEL DRIVE. Stock # 2744. 

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