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Volume 14 Number 64 Monday, February 27, 1989 

Bidding policy 

being revised 

By Diane Gale 

staff writer 

Canton Township Supervisor Tom 

Yack is drafting a new policy for 

awarding contracts after a JIO.OOO 

contract was given, without bids, to 

Public Administration Research 

Group (PARC). Bill Joyner, vice 

president of PARG, was Yack's 1988 

unpaid campaign manager. 

Current township purchasing policy 

requires the bidding of products 

and services in excess of 13,000. Last 

week Yack drew up a list of recent 

contracts that exceeded that limit 

yet didn't go to bid. 

"In just three 

months it is clear 

that the policy had 

led to a great deal 

of confusion. 

"The policy has 

not been applied 

uniformly or consistently 

to all 

purchasing above 

the 13,000 ceil- 

TanYaek ing.", he wrote. 

"Additionally, it is my perception 

that the policy as presently constructed 

does not address the purchasing 

needs of the township." 

The board gave PARG the contract 

— $4,500 for professional services 

and $5,500 for costs of printing, 

mailing and related expenses — 

by a 4-2 vote. Trustees Elaine Kirchgatter 

and Hank Whalen were 

against, and Treasurer Gerald 

Brown was absent. 

"I had nothing to do with seeking 

out him (Joyner) and selecting him," 

Yack said. "I had nothing to do with 

that." 

Yack said Recreation Supervisor 

Mike Gouin recommended Joyner 

for the job and he's not second-guessing 

that action. Gouin is one of the 

most respected people in township 

hall, Yack said. 

"I've got a 14-year track record of 

public service, and I took the position 

that the angle to the story on 

Joyner getting the job was an affront 

to my integrity. I certainly wouldn't 

jeopardize my integrity over 

$4.500." 

YACK ASKED the board to waive 

the seeking of bids on three contracts 

the board recently awarded to 

Bartell & Bartell Ltd., a Pennsylvania 

consulting firm. The contracts 

were for team building, goal setting 

and an organizational study costing 

$3,250, $3,250 and $47,314 respectively. 

according to the finance department. 

The board voted 5-0 to waive the 

process on the Bartell and PARG 

bids. Trustees Elaine Kirchgatter 

and John Prenicxky were absent. 

In addition to the most recent contracts, 

Bartell has conducted organizational 

studies for the police and 

fire departments and aided in hiring 

the public safety director 

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Canton, Michigan 

~ 

Condnuod from Papa 1 

Us heart into anything he did. He 

always gave 100 percent, gave it 

all be had " 

Young was on the honor roll in 

high achool, active in student government 

and listed in "Who's Who of 

American High School Students." 

During his junior and senior years, 

he was captain of the football team 

at Canton. 

HE WENT on to the U.S. Air 

Force Academy in Colorado Springs. 

Cok>., graduating in 1982 with a 

bachelor's degree in political science. 

Young was nominated to all of 

theU-S. service academies. 

While at the Air Force Academy, 

he placed second in the nation for his 

weight class in NCAA boxing competition. 

earning All-American status. 

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pilot killed in plane crash 

He was ap outstanding baseball 

player as well, be had played baseball 

at Plymouth Canton High School 

and continued to play at the academy. 

having received a baseball 

scholarship. 

Fred Crissey of Plymouth was 

Young's baseball coach in high 

school. Crissey. who teaches social 

studies and English at Central Middle 

School, also had Young as a middle 

school student. 

Crissey. a coach and teacher for 

31 years, stayed in touch with Young 

through phone calls and occasional 

visits. 

"John was definitely special," he 

said. 

YOUNG WAS an outstanding person 

whose optimism and enthusiasm 

made him stand out. Crissey said. 

Young's mother had open heart 

surgery while be was at the U.S. Air 

Force Academy. He left the achool 

for approximately a year to work at 

the General Motors Hydra-Malic 

plant in Ypsilanti to help with the 

family's expenses 

Crissey said that after Young returned 

to the academy, he failed the 

physical exam given for eyesight, 

having broken his nose while boxing. 

"He was devastated because he always 

wanted to fly." Crissey said. 

Young passed the physical the 

next time he took it, Crissey said. 

Young applied himself and got the 

job done. Crissey said. He achieved 

more in his 30 years than many people 

do in 70 or 80. Crissey said. 

"Life was a challenge and he constantly 

looked forward to that. Nobody 

handed John anything." 

Young was on the commandant's 

list at the academy and was recognized 

for his achievements as a 

sharpshooter. 

John Young Sr and his wife, who 

died in 1983, had six children. 

YOUNG IS prcud of his son's 

achievements. 

Young returned to school in his 

SOs. He was unable to read, and 

learned how as an adult. He's a 

Plymouth-Canton Community Education 

adult education student and is 

working on his high school diploma. 

"He'd give me great encouragement," 

Young said of his son "He 

encouraged me a great deal We 

talked about it quite a lot" 

SINCE LAST November, Young 

was stationed at Norton Air Force 

Base in California, where he earned 

the rank of captain and was an air- 

Supervisor revising bidding policy 

Continued from Page 1 

"If we have a good relationship 

with a consultant we don't normally 

have a bid. like the township attorney. 

engineers and auditors.'' said 

John Spencer, finance director 

"With Bartell there is a relationship 

AMERICAN 

This »p#ce oonateo 

as a puonc service oy the publWw 

built up with him." 

"My position has been all along 

that the bidding procedure is confusing 

and the staff has been confused.' 

Yack said. 

Administrative staff is content 

with the current bidding policy, said 

Yack, adding that he may make 

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Five police officer* will be hired 

by the city of Plymouth, probably 

this week, to fill two vacancies and 

to temporarily swell the ranks in anticipation 

of "cruising season." 

Young people from Plymouth. 

Canton and surrounding communities 

in recent years have flocked 

downtown during warm months, 

clogging roads and congregating In 

business parking lots looking for a 

good time. 

City residents have complained 

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about noise, litter, parking problems 

and slow-moving traffic. 

Easter recess is early this year, 

March 24 to April 2. 

"I don't have any preconceived notions 

of any activity that may occur," 

said Michael Gardner, commander 

of the city's police department 

"I expect a repeat of last year 

with moderate levels of activity." 

While city officials couldn't provide 

specific figures, hundreds of 

cruising-related tickets were issued 

last spring and summer for trespassing, 

alcohol offenses and motor vehicle 

code violations. 

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 

CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH 

PLANNING COMMISSION 

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing will be held on Wednesday, 

March 15, 1989, at Plymouth Township Hall. 42350 Ann Arbor Road, Plymouth. 

Michigan, commencing at 7:50 p.m.. for the purpose of considering Tentative 

Preliminary Plat for Pine Ridge Subdivision located on the west side of Ridge 

Road between Ann Arbor Road and Powell Road, as required by Subdivision 

Ordinance No 32 

Description of property for proposed subdivision is. 

A PARCEL OF LAND LOCATED IN THE N.E V« OF SECTION 

31, T 1 S.. R 8 E., PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP. WAYNE COUNTY, 

MICHIGAN. FURTHER DESCRIBED AS COMMENCING AT 

THE EAST V4 CORNER OF SAID SECTION 31 AND CONTINU- 

ING ALONG THE EAST AND WEST *» LINE S. 89°39'10" W . 

237 00 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE FROM 

SAID POINT OF BEGINNING S. 01*00'4S" E . 33 01 FEET 

THENCE S. 89°59 10" W., 391.60 FEET, THENCE N OTOO 45" 

E„ S3 01 FEET TO A POINT ON THE EAST-WEST V4 LINE OF 

SAID SECTION 51; THENCE CONTINUING ALONG SAID EAST- 

WEST * LINE OF SAID SECTION 51 S. 89° 3910"W 705 86 

FEET; THENCE N. OO'SVOl" E.. 1325 39 FEET. THENCE S 

89°S7'44" E. 1327 73 FEET TO THE NORTH-SOUTH SECTION 

LINE OF SAID SECTION 31 ALSO BEING THE CENTERLINE 

OF RIDGE ROAD, 93 FT WIDE THENCE ALONG SAID 

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION LINE ALSO BEING THE CENTER- 

LINE OF RIDGE ROAD S. 00°17'45" W . 508.19 FEET; THENCE 

S 89°50'42" W„ 290.40 FEET. THENCE S. 00°17 45" W . 150 00 

FEET, THENCE NO 89°50'42" E, 290.40 FEET TO SAID 

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION LINE OF SECTION 31 ALSO BEING 

SAID CENTERLINE OF RIDGE ROAO. THENCE ALONG SAID 

NORTH-SOUTH SECTION LINE OF SECTION 31 AND CENTER- 

LINE OF RIDGE ROAD S. 00°17'45" W . 485.19 FEET THENCE 

S. ti'SS'lO" W„ 257.04 FEET; THENCE S 00°17 45' W , 175.00 

FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING ALSO BEING A POINT 

ON SAID EAST-WEST LINE OF SECTION 31 CONTAINING 

38.716 ACRES MORE OR LESS AND SUBJECT TO ALL EASE- 

MENTS OF RECORD AND SUBJECT TO THE RIGHTS OF THE 

PUBLIC OR ANY GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY IN RIDGE 

ROAD 

The plat, as proposed, is available for review by the public during -jugular 

business hours, 8 30 a m to 5 00 p.m Written comments will be received prior to 

the meeting 

The application, review of the proposed plat, meeting, and address for written 

comment is: Charter Township of Plymouth, Department of Planning. 42350 

Ann Arbor Road, Plymouth, Michigan 48170 Telephone Number 453-3167 Application 

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O&E Mo*Td«y. Ft>fu*ry 27 1969 

Last freeway link near completion 

FOR BETTER OR worse, freeways 

dsfine much of who we are and 

what we do. Like it or not, the last 

great freeway in Michigan is nearing 

completion. 

The last link of 1-696 across the 

northern suburbs should be completed 

this year The saga of 1-696 lasts 

longer than an NBC nuni-series. In 

fact, when work first started on the 

expressway, there was no such thing 

as a mini-series. 

For a quarter of a century, struggles 

over rights-of-way have prevented 

the completion of the last 

link of a Detroit freeway belt. 

The delay is so long that unusual 

things have happened. Cracks were 

discovered last week in a bridge that 

will carry the freeway over the 

Rouge River in Southfield. The 

brflge cracked before the freeway 

w&open to traffic, which is not so 

ungual as far as cracked bridges go 

Bu#-the bridge was 23 years old. It's 

beaa sitting unused since the mid 

6(F waiting for expressway constitution 

to get out of the slow lane 

Qiring this time, east-west traffic 

from our readers 

Student backs 

sphool millage 

To the editor: 

Our school system is at a critical 

point. We have lost teachers, classes 

are larger, textbooks are in bad 

shape, various activities such as 

field trips are no longer sponsored, 

and we now pay a fee to participate 

in activities such as sports and drama 

However, as bad as this is, the situation 

could get worse. As a concerned 

student, I am asking the voters 

of our community to support our 

schools by voting for the millage in 

the coming election. The young people 

of this community will suffer if it 

does not pass again. 

For several years. I have been 

looking forward to attending CentenniahEducational 

Park because of the 

opportunity to take a variety of 

classes. However, on Feb. 15 at high 

Rich 

Perlberg 

across Oakland County has become a 

long-standing joke Not everyone 

finds this offensive. There are communities 

along 14 Mile Road where 

traffic lights purposely work against 

the driver The message is simple If 

you are in a hurry, try another route 

There will be a faster way to cut 

across the county once 1-696 is 

opened this fall Planners say you 

will be able to go from Novi to St 

Clair Shores in 30 minutes, which is 

probably worth doing once just to 

say you did it. 

Many people are licking their 

chops over the possibilities A national 

real estate consulting firm 

hired by Oakland County sees "dynamic" 

market possibilities for communities 

that straddle the highway 

Upscale condominiums, high-tech 

school orientation, I was told that as 

I enter high school next year, there 

may only be five class periods in 

stead of six, if the millage fails 

I would only have room in my 

schedule for my basic classes and 

the required classes, but my elective 

classes would have to be cut. If we 

are reduced to five hours of instruction, 

it will be difficult to fulfill the 

graduation requirement of 22 credit 

hours in four years. 

I speak as a student. Support your 

schools — vote for the millage, and 

give us the opportunity for a wellrounded 

education 

Scott Lefurgy, 

Plymouth 

Arts Council 

happy 

To the editor: 

The Plymouth Community Arts 

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industrial space, and neighborhood 

and strip retail centers will be 

strong, according to the firm, Laventhol 

and Horwath 

The easier access isn't the only 

reason for the outlook Many outlying 

communities such as West 

Bloomfield. Rochester Hills and 

Troy are looking askance at uncontrolled 

growth Their reluctance to 

cooperate with future projects may 

turn southward the gaze of some developers 

You don't have to look far to see 

how an expressway can change an 

area Development along 1-275 continues 

to change the scenery almost 

daily There is a difference Most of 

1-275 used to be nothing but open 

field The area along 1-696 is a "mature" 

area, as a county press release 

delicately puts it It will have to be 

redeveloped 

Not everyone is thrilled with the 

expressway Some fear they will be 

left behind, others fear an increase 

in crime; some worry that the freeway 

will become a concrete barrier 

between the suburbs and Detroit, 

Council would like to extend a special 

thank you to all the stores that 

sold our Plymouth Community 

Christmas Cards during this past 

holiday season. It's the combination 

of businesses like these and organizations 

like ours that make this such 

a special community 

Thank all of you for purchasing 

the cards As you know, ail proceeds 

fund our many programs 

Plymouth Community Arts Council 

Jaycees 

thankful 

To the editor 

The Plymouth Jaycees would like 

to take this opportunity to publicly 

thank the many businesses and individuals 

who helped us promote our 

two fundraisers to benefit the Korea 

V letnam Memorial project for the city 

of Plymouth 

still others, in communities such as 

Lathrup Village, worry about the 

proliferation of billboards 

But for many the future is optimistic 

Rebirth towns like Royal Oak 

think the expressway will add to 

their renaissance A city like Southfield, 

where commercial developement 

is already flourishing, sees the 

highway as an added impetus to promote 

a good residential community 

"The completed 1-696 will give 

people more choices of where to live, 

shop, work and play,'' said Robert 

Block, city manager in Southfield 

and chair of the 1-696 Committee 

"As traffic barriers are lowered, 

real estate competition will increase" 

Expressways are often known as 

ditches For many communities, this 

new ditch might help them dig a 

path to prosperity 

Rich Perlberg is the assistant 

managing editor rn charge of 

Oakland Courtly editions of the 

Observer & Eccentric Sewspapers. 

Our sincere thanks go to all 

the businesses individuals for their 

support and or participation at the 

Hilton Inr on Feb. 10 and Feb 11 

The Plymouth Jaycees have supported 

this event for the past seven 

months and we had hoped for more 

support from the residents of Plymouth. 

Canton and Northville We feel 

that the supreme sacrifice made by 

those men from the Plymouth area 

who gave their lives during the Korea 

and Vietnam conflicts are very 

worthy of the planned Memorial to 

honor them 

The Ply-mouth Vietnam Veterans 

Association. Inc.. which was formed 

to raise funds for this Memorial 

project is still accepting donations, 

please mail contributions to 

P V V A , P O Box 292. Ply-mouth. 

Ml 48170 

Tonya Smith, Plymouth Jaycee 

President, 

Cindy O'Day, Plymouth Jaycee Vice 

President, 

Gary Estermyer, Plymouth Jaycee 

Memorial Project Chairman 

The name Plymouth 

has a familiar ring 

The name Plymouth has always 

had a significance in my life As a 

child I grew up in Detroit four 

houses from Plymouth Road and 

now. nearly 40 years later. I'm at 

what I always considered the end 

of Plymouth Road — the city of 

Plymouth 

Just the word Plymouth brings 

back good memories It's a name I 

grew up with, but never really 

thought much about while working 

at an outstate newspaper for nearly 

15 years 

When I did come back. I worked 

in Oakland County, which always 

did and always will seem like foreign 

turf to me 

So when the opportunity to become 

the editor of the Plymouth 

and Canton papers came up, it was 

almost like being able to go back to 

my old neighborhood. 

l like being near Plymouth Road 

It's almost like an umbilical cord 

for me 

When I was a kid. my first ventures 

into the world were along 

Plymouth Road during my daily 

trips to Calvin Coolidge grade 

school in Detroit. I can remember 

the walk and the businesses There 

was the O&D Restaurant. Woods 

Drug Store. Mike s 5 and 10 cent 

store, Gracie's Restaurant and 

Brose Electric All of them were on 

Plymouth Road between Greenfield 

and Southfield 

Later, when I was in high school. 

Plymouth Road was the route 1 

took to school, either walking or 

hitchhiking 

It was also the place where you 

met other kids from the neighborhood 

for social outings 

One of the usual outings was to 

the pool halls on Plymouth Road in 

Redford Township For some reason, 

the pool halls in Detroit required 

persons to be 18 or older, 

while those in Redford didn't have 

that requirement 

My friends and I would hitchhike 

from Plymouth and Southfield to 

Telegraph where there were two 

such establishments 

There I learned the fine art of 

playing eight ball and snooker 

It was during our ventures to the 

Jeff 

Counts 

pool halls that my companions and 

1 heard about the town of Plymouth 

In those days, the mid-1960s, 

it was still a town in the country 

someplace between Detroit and 

Ann Arbor 

It seemed pretty far for Detroit 

kids who thought the civilized 

world ended at Telegraph Road 

and that if you got much further 

than that, you d end up in a farm 

field 

But eventually we ended up venturing 

out to Plymouth to the Daly- 

Drive-Inn at Plymouth Road i Main 

Street) and Ann Arbor Road I remember 

driving to it on a warm 

spring evening, as part of a road 

trip out of town We were going to 

drive tq the end of Plymouth Road, 

and when we got to Daly's, something 

we saw that was familiar, we 

stopped And for some reason I always 

carried the idea around in my 

head that Plymouth Road ended in 

Plymouth and that the only thing in 

the town was a Daly Drive-Inn 

I carried that image around until 

some time in the 1970s when old 

friends started talking about living 

in the Plymouth Canton area I 

was living in Bay City, Mich , at 

the time and had no idea what they 

were talking about. 

So, I took a ride to Plymouth 

while visiting the Detroit area and 

instead of the fields I had remembered, 

there were apartments, condos 

and houses growing 

I could barely find the Daly 

Drive-tn 

But when 1 did, the area came 

back. I knew where I was And now 

that I'm here again. I think I'll like 

it It's like being home 

Jeff Counts is the editor of the 

Plymouth and Canton Obsener 

newspapers 

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

time to register with Selective Service 

at any U S Post Office 

It's quick. It's easy. 

And it's the law. 

These Rabbit Ears Will 

Get A Great Reception 

It's the Easter Bunny's big arrival at 

Twelve Oaks on Saturday, March 4. 

Talk about a tern tic reception 

This one includes an honest to goodness parade right through 

Twelve Oaks on Saturday. March 4 at 1pm Led by the Kids 

Fashion Panel with some pretty cra/v characters joining 

them. There's Winnie the Pooh, Tigger and Eevore, too 

It all ends in Center Court, with a puppet show and 

magic show And. of course, a big appearance bv 

the Faster Bunny (He'll be available tor pictures 

with your kids from March 4-25 ) 

So bring the tamilv to Twelve Oaks on 

Saturday, March 4 For a great reception 

vou iust can't get on television 

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Monday, FWfuary 27. 1909 OLE *7A" 

Press complaint: public documents hidden: 

By Tim Richard 

staff writer 

It's irrelevant whether reporters 

pursuing information have pure intentions 

'If it's public. I have a nght 

to view it." a newsman told a panel 

of public officials and media people 

Battles over use of Michigan's 

Freedom of Information Act came 

to a head last week when a panel of 

Detroit and state and newspeople debated 

the growing tendency of some 

local officials to deny access to public 

documents 

The problem spreads across Detroit 

and the suburbs, but panelists 

said the city of Detroit and Detroit 

Public Schools are the most difficult 

sources 

'Your perspective is that reporters 

come in with halo in place and 

wings flapping,'' said Robert Berg, 

press secretary for Detroit Mayor 

Coleman Young 

Referring to newspeople as "the 

pack,'' Berg said, "the intentions of 

reporters are not always pure " He 

cued a Detroit News memo instructing 

the staff to look for "horrors that 

can be discussed at suburban cocktail 

parties." 

REPLIED NEWS reporter Fred 

Girard "I don't buy it. but I'm glad 

to hear it (city's posiuon) stated so 

baldly 

The intentions of the reporter are 

no consideration," said Girard, who 

charged that public officials often 

ask the irrelevant question "Why do 

you want it?" 

The panel discussed a survey conducted 

by the Detroit Freedom of Information 

Commmittee, composed 

of newspaper, radio, television and 

public relations people, which 

showed that 55 of area journalists 

say they have been denied access to 

public records within the past two 

years, most of them more than than 

twice 

Poll respondents said moei denials 

came from city government officials, 

followed by state agencies and 

courts 

Many reporters said the 1W7® law 

needs to be strengthened, perhaps by 

simplifying enforcement 

THE REPORTERS work at 26 

newspaper, magazine, radio and 

television outlets in the tri-county 

area They were surveyed last 

month by the Fol Committee, 

One-fourth, or 108 of the 407 reporters 

targeted for the study, answered 

the surveys. At the 12 Observer 

& Eccentric Newspapers, half 

the 36 editors and reporters covering 

government responded. 

At the state level, the Department 

of Corrections has the moat requests 

under of the Freedom of Information 

Act, according to deputy director 

Leo LaLonde Nearly 25,000 are 

filed each year — 90 percent of 

them from prisoners 

"They want their filet, and they 

have a right to their files," LaLoode 

said. "But one wanted a bat of employees, 

another the architectural 

plans of all prisons. Many do it to 

harass us They want to sue us." 

STATE REP. Perry Bullard. D- 

Ann Arbor, sponsor of the law, suggested 

enforcement could be simplified 

by allowing district court rather 

than circuit court suits. 

The chairman of the House Judiciary 

Committee, Bullard rejected a 

suggestion that a doo-governmental 

panel be an intermediary in pressgovernment 

disputes "The bureaucracy 

that creates the record controls 

the file," be said. 

Bullard said impetus for open government 

came from the Watergate 

scandal that brought down President 

Richard Nixon. 

He said the law, written in layman's 

language, covers films, tapes, 

microfilms, microfiches and com- 

Ficano skips state of county speech 

While more than 200 people attended 

Wayne County Executive Edward 

McNamara s annual State of 

the County address Thursday. Sheriff 

Robert Ficano wasn't among them 

Ficano. embroiled in a jail control 

dispute with McNamara, was a no 

show among the more than 700 invited 

guests 

He was invited,' Deputy County 

Executive Michael Duggan said 

We wouldn't be so petty as to not 

invite him " 

Wayne County Commissioner Kay- 

Beard. D-Inkster, also wasn't in attendance 

but said her absence wasn't 

related to the sheriff 

Beard said she chose to spend the 

time with her husband, who is ill. She 

added she would have attended had 

McNamara addressed commissioners 

in the commission chamber, as 

had been done in the past. 

It was a question of priorities,"' 

said Beard, who represents Garden 

City and Westland "It's really not 

Exec draws praise 

from area officials 


highways are the first thing someone 

sees when they come to Redford ' 

Plymouth Township Trustee Ron 

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McNamara s park ideas 

"HE'S RETURNING the concept 

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Griffith said "As for the boats on 

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McNamara addressed guests in 

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room as part of a live broadcast to 

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McNamara names new director for county jail 

By Wayne PmI 

staff writer 

Wayne County Executive Edward 

McNamara is moving ahead with 

plans to take over the county jail, 

while Sheriff Robert Ficano is 

mounting an effort to get the jail 

back 

Ficano says he'll appeal to stop takeover 

management duties March 16 under 

a circuit court ruling, announced his 

jail management team Friday 

At the same time, a spokeswoman 

for Ficano's office said the sheriff 

McNamara, who will assume jail could file with the Michigan Court of 

SC sponsors blood drive 

An American Red Cross Bloodmobile 

will visit Schoolcraft College 8 

a.m. to 8 p.m Tuesday, Feb. 28. 

The blood drive will be conducted 

at the west end of the Waterman 

Campus Center 

The Red Cross needs about 1.000 

pints of blood per day to meet area 

hospital demands Walk-in donors 

are welcome, though appointments 

can be made by calling 462-4400, 

Ext. 5050 

Schoolcraft is at 18600 Haggerty, 

between Six and Seven Mile, Livonia 

Health care is seminar topic 

A free seminar on long term 

health care is being presented by 

Spectrum Financial Corp. of Livonia, 

7 p.m. Tuesday, March 7, in the 

Novi Hilton, 21111 Haggerty 

The seminar offers instruction in 

avoiding the financial pitfalls of long 

term health care Advance registration 

is required. 

Reservations can be made by calling 

462-2444 

Red Cross offers rape 

prevention training 

Prompted by the increasing number 

of sexual assaults in the metropolitan 

Detroit community, the 

American Red Cross is offering rape 

prevention training to residents of 

western Wayne County 

Two one-hour long rape prevention 

programs will be taught Saturday, 

March 4 at noon and 1 p.m. in 

the Livonia Red Cross Office in the 

Bell Creek Office Plaza. 29691 W 

Six Mile Individuals wishing to attend 

must call Trudy Davis at 422- 

2787 to register for the free class 

The rape prevention program is 

taught by the director of security for 

the southeastern Michigan Chapter 

of the American Red Cross. Albert L 

Haywood Jr A registered black belt 

in karate and former reserve police 

officer. Haywood uses a 'hands-on" 

approach to teach women and children 

how to protect themselves from 

attackers. 

Dr A William Shafer. executive 

director of the Southeastern Michigan 

Chapter of the American Red 

Cross, said that the Red Cross started 

the program to provide a needed 

service for its own paid and volunteer 

staff and to set an example for 

other Michigan organizations and 

businesses 

The Red Cross will provide assistance 

to organizations that are interested 

in setting up similar programs, 

according to Dr Shafer For more 

information, or for assistance in setting 

up a Rape Prevention Program, 

contact Haywood at 833-4440, Ext 

2511. 

"The recent rash of attacks on 

schoolchildren constitute a really 

great tragedy for our community 

All of us should make it a high priority 

to do something to stop these attacks." 

Shafer said We want to show 

that this is something we can all do 

to help If other business, church and 

community groups would do the 

same, we could accomplish a great 

deal " 

So far, more than 1,500 Red Cross 

paid and volunteer staff and school 

children have attended the free series 

of "Guard Against Rape" class- 

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Red Cross More classes are being 

scheduled 

Appeals no later than Tuesday to 

block the ruling. Ficano seeks a slay 

of execution, allowing appeals court 

judges to review chief Wayne County 

Circuit Judge Richard Kaufmans 

ruling appointing McNamara jail receiver 

for the next 12 months. 

UNLESS FICANO'S motion is 

granted, current county youth home 

director Peter Wilson will become 

director of jail operations and report 

directly to McNamara. 

A former director of the nowclosed 

Westland jail annex, Wilson is 

also a former criminal justice department 

director at Madonna College. 

Livonia 

In his new duties, be will head a 

five member executive office task 

force on the jail. Other members will 

include county health and community 

services director Vernice Davis- 

Anthony, deputy public services director 

Wilbourne Kelley, personnel 

director Tom Bednarski and deputy 

budget director Tom McCarthy. 

The team would "make significant 

progress in cleaning up the mess at 

the jail in the first 90 days we are in 

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A Monday, Fetorumry 27. 1969 O&E 

taste buds 

chef Larry 

Janes 

Cauldron 

stockpot 

for soup 

I knew the minute I walked 

in the house. 

There was this incredible 

aroma, wafting through the 

room^ an aroma intense with 

herbs, onion, garlic and the 

faint detection of wine 

No. we weren't being visited 

by a sloshed farmer Mama 

was in the mood to make soup. 

And make soup she did. 

I'll never forget that half of 

the freezer was always set 

aside for Baggies and Tupperware 

filled with salvaged vegetables 

and loads of meat 

trimmings and bones What 

seemed to be a witch's cauldron 

that must have made 

about five gallons was brought 

up from the fruit cellar It was 

a heavy cast-iron pot with a 

hinged handle that had seen 

many a day of hearty chilis, 

thick sauces, medicinal chicken 

soups and nutritious stews 

Delicious soups rich in vitamins 

and minerals can be 

made by imitating the French, 

famous for their soups Before 

fresh vegetables are added, 

stock rich in flavor should be 

prepared The more vegetables 

and bones you use in making 

stock, the more delicious 

the soup will be 

By the way, after making 

the stock, strain the bones and 

vegetables and discard The 

vegetables become very 

mushy and watery. I always 

keep an extra bag of onions, 

celery and carrots for the 

making of the soup. You can 

make stock from just about 

anything. All vegetable 

trimmings, tops of green 

onions, wilted and outer leaves 

of lettuce and cabbage and 

even the seeds from squash 

and peppers can be thrown in 

the pot for added flavor 

UNLESS YOUR final product 

must be of one identity 

(like beef stock) just throw a 

mish-masb of chicken bones, 

beef bones, veal bones, even 

the trimmings from blade cuts 

and roasts. Ham bones and 

hocks are additional treasures 

that can speak for themselves 

Purpose in making soup 

stock is to break down the connective 

tissues in the bones 

and therby extract minerals, 

flavors and unrefined gelatin 

All well-made soup stocks are 

rich in calcium. A healthy shot 

of vinegar added to the boiling 

melange will increase the calcium 

levels and hasten the 

breakdown of tissue and even 

aid in the withdrawal of more 

flavor from the bones in a 

shorter cooking time. 

Don't worry about the taste 

because, as the stock is boiled, 

the calcium will combine with 

the acid and the taste of vinegar 

will disappear' 

A frequent question that always 

pops up at my soup-making 

seminars is what causes 

the stock to turn a rich brown 

color To achieve this, first 

dredge the bones and meat 

with flour and then sear in hot 

oil until brown 

Speaking of adding meat. It 

is desirable to add meat when 

making stock, but this will 

usually result in meat that becomes 

stringy and lacks flavor 

Scraps and trimmings go 

into my stock and they are 

strained out at the end Then, 

if needed, additional stew 

meat, pre-baked chicken or 

veal can be added about SO 

minutes before serving 

I CAN THEN add my herbs, 

such as a bay leaf and crushed 

peppercorns Be on the watch 

for the bay leaf Safety alerts 

are out because people have 

been known to swallow them 

and Lacerate their throat 

Fresh chopped parsley and 

pinches of marjoram, thyme, 

basil and savory make the final 

product ever tastier and 

more s.-omatic Just before 

the traditional ladling of the 

hot brew Into the crocks, an 

optional splash of vermouth. 

chianti adds a 

tht smells as 

food as It tastes 

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Ilje < 8 b s e r u e r & ^ E c c e n t r i c N e w s p a p e r s 

Ethel Simmons editor/591 -2300 

Chasing the chill 

HJLACKBEAN SOUP 

1 pound turtle (black) beans, 

soaked 

9 cups chicken stock 

2 onions, chopped 

4 medium carrots, chopped 

3 cloves garlic put through press 

2 bay leaves 

1 tablespoon thyme 

1 six-ounce can tomato paste 

2 teaspoons ground cumin 

1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper 

1 box frozen spinach, thawed 

^MUSHROOM POTATO S0UP~^| 

5 tablespoons butter, divided 

2 leeks (or onions), chopped 

2 large carrots, chopped 

6-8 cups chicken broth 

1 tablespoon fresh dill, chopped 

or 2 teaspoons dill weed 

2 teaspoons salt 

dash pepper 

1 bay leal 

5 cups potatoes, peeled and diced 

1 pound mushrooms, sliced 

1 cup hart and half or light cream 

4 tablespoons flour 

15-BEAN SOUP 

20 ounce package 15-bean mixture 

2 targe onions, chopped 

2 cloves garlic, chopped 

2 teaspoons chill powder 

dash of oregano 

1/2 lemon 

ham bone or smoked ham hock 

1 large can tomatoes 

2 teaspoons salt 

CABBAGE SOUP 

1 smal red cabbage 

2 cups celery, chopped 

11/2 tablespoons onion flakes 

2 packets artificial sweetener (4 

teaspoons) 

1 tablespoon lemon juice 

46 ounces tomato juice 

46 ounces water 

4 beef or chicken bouillion cubes 

4 carrots, sliced 

salt and pepper to taste 

Place soaked beans in large pot. 

Add chicken stock, onion, carrots, 

gark:, bay leaves, thyme, tomato 

paste, cumin and cayenne pepper 

Heat to boil then reduce heat and 

simmer for 2 hours Add spinach and 

stir. Adjust seasonings. Let soup cool, 

then puree in a blender or food 

processor. Reheat to serve. 

Saute leeks and carrots in 3 

tablespoons butter until soft. Add 

remaining ingredients through 

potatoes. Simmer 20 minutes. 

Remove bay leaf. Melt remaining 

butter (use more if needed). Saute 

mushrooms unbl golden. Spnnkle flour 

over mushrooms 2 tablespoons at a 

time; blend well. Add cream, stv until 

thickened. Combine mushroom and 

potato mixture, blend well 

Wash beans, place in pot. Cover 

witji water, add 2 teaspoons salt. 

Soak overnight. Drain, add 2 quarts 

water. Add ham bone or hock. Bnng 

to boil, simmer 3 hours. Add onions, 

tomatoes, chili powder, oregano and 

garlic. Simmer 1 hour. Just before 

serving squeeze lemon into soup 

Some prepared 15-bean mixtures 

come with a package of seasoning. It 

contains MSG and artificial smoke, irs 

not needed. 

Combine all ingredients in a large 

pot. simmer 1 hour. Refrigerate at 

least 24 hours before heating to serve. 

(8 servings) 

Fresh baked: 

How sweet it is 

at Cozy Cafe 

By Artene Funke 

special writer 

Follow your nose to the Cozy 

Cafe in Plymouth 

Loyal customers flock to devour 

the Cosy's mammoth walnut-raisin 

sweet rolls, succulent carrot cake 

and unusual quiches baked on the 

premises 

"It's always the freshest of product, 

and I think that's the secret to 

our success," said co-owner Tina 

Ristich of Southfield 

Ristich strives for a ' just-likehome' 

atmosphere for the Cozy 

Cafe, which the and her husband 

Nick, took over seven years ago 

Their philosophy — which has 

served them well — is to offer a 

limited selection of tasty, out-oftbe-ordinary 

eatrees 

"When people come from 

Gross* lie, they're not looking for 

an egg salad sandwich," said Ristich 

"They want something a little 

different " 

The result is a mouth-watering 

array of crepes and quiches, inter 

eating salads snd generous servings 

of pies, cakes and other assorted 

sweets 

Step Into the entrance of the 

Cozy Cafe, in the Forest Place 

Mall off Ann Arbor Trail west of 

Main Stret, and you will immediately 

inhale the cinnamon-laced 

aroma of the restaurant's famed 

walnut-raisin sweet rolls 

We like to give our clients what 

they Like," Ristich said, noting that 

it's first-come, first-served on the 

popular rolls 

THE RESTAURANT resists the 

pleadings of customers who want 

large takeout orders She wants to 

make sure there is a sufficient 

quantity for customers who like to 

linger over a cup of coffee while 

enjoying the sweet rolls 

"I wouldn't want them to be disappointed." 

Ristich said 

Special takeout orders of whole 

pies, cakes and other Items may be 

done by prior arrangement 

The name. Cosy Cafe, Isn't s 

cute affectation Before It was enlarged. 

a few years ago. the restaurant 

seated only 45 people sad 

customers had to beck out the door 

to pay during crowded times Carrent 

seating capacity is IT. 

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By EthaJ Hmmoni 

staff writer 

WINTERTIME entertainment needn't be a chore 

One of the uimst way* i© got together with friends ts 

to Invite them over for a soup party 

Almost any time of the day is great for serving 

soup, along with interesting breads, rolls and crack 

ers A colorful salad and or a simple dessert completes 

the menu To make the event even more fun. 

offer a selection of soups and use small bowls so that 

guests may sample a variety 

Vary the soups so that you have 

soup, one with beans. 

on. If there are 

people on heartout 

the 

each 

CREAM OF MUSHROOM 

1/2 pound fresh mushrooms, sliced 

1 onion, chopped 

1/4 cup butter 

1/4 cup flour 

4 cups chicken or beef stock 

1/2 cup heavy cream 

1/2 cup milk 

salt 

1/2 teaspoon pepper 

1/2 teaspoon nutmeg 

• 

Serve the soups in all kinds of containers Tureens 

are always impressive, although they don't have to 

be fancy ones The covered tureen keeps the soup hot 

and the soup ladle handy 

CROCK POTS ARE terrific for cooking soups 

and serving them easily in the same container, at 

the perfect temperature Chafing dishes add a 

touch of elegance Soups made, or poured 

into microwave-safe casseroles, can be 

popped back into the microwave for fast 

reheating 

party can be done at the 

Fry mushrooms «mn onions m 

butter 5 minutes. Adc flour and Wend. 

Cool slightly; add cream and milk. 

Season to taste with salt, pepper and 

nutmeg. Heat and serve immediately. 

(Serves 8 to 10) 

Hal! and half can be used instead 

of the cream and milk. 

Beef broth gives the soup a hearty 

taste. Chicken broth gives rt a light 

taste 

emade 

18 

Mediterranean 

pita bread — the 

small party size, or 

slices cut into 

are another 

want to ask 

fa 

soup, 

recipe 

one 

(Above) Mushroom-Potato 

Soup is one of the soups featured 

at the Observer A Eccentric's 

second annual soup 

party. Recipes for five soups 

from the party are given on 

this page. 

Try cafe's 

roll, pie 

recipes 

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Decor is pure country Homey curtains 

hang at tbe street-level windows 

There is a rich, interesting 

potpourri of antique dolls, old-fash 

toned baskets, bowls and jars on display 

Paintings of outdoor scenes fill 

the walls Most of the artifacts have 

been lent by local galleries and gift 

shops 

TTie restaurant s smallness determines 

tbe menu choices Desseits 

and daily soups are prepared in the 

kitchen and bakery upstairs and 

brought down for final heating before 

being served Quiches and 

crepes are warmed m a microwave 

oven There are no grills or deep 

fryers 

"Yet. we're not health food." Ristich 

said "We have to be selective in 

what we prepare We haven't 

changed our menu in seven years 

Cozy people know what goes here 

and what doesn't." 

THE COZY CAFE,, a family operation, 

ts a melding of talent, hard 

work and experience 

Nick Ristich grew up in the restaurant 

business and has been a 

caterer for many years He toiled as 

banquet manager for several local 

Continued from Page • 

pie-shaped pieces Put desired 

amount of raisins and walnut pieces 

on each piece of dough. Roll each 

piece into roll starting from wide 

end. Allow to rise one hour or until 

doubled Bake at 350 degrees 15-20 

minutes Drizzle with powdered sugar 

glaze Serve warm 

Powdered Sugar Glaze 

1 cup powdered sugar 

1-2 tablespoons milk 

This recipe easily converts to dinner 

rolls 

hotels He also operates the new 

Plymouth Manor catering hall, 

which occupies the former Agape 

Christian Church in Plymouth 

Nick s father, 83-year-old Jordan 

Ristich of Livonia, prepares the 

Cozy s two daily soup offerings He 

came to the United States from Macedonia, 

a part of Yugoslavia, as a 

young man and became a restaurateur 

For many years he operated 

Jordan s on the River, so named because 

it was on Grand River Aveune 

tn Detroit s Rosedale Park section 

He's from the old school." Tina 

said of her father-in-law "He only 

eats what he cooks He doesn't use 

recipes." 

Tina (real name Tnuj was bom in 

Estonia, a tiny Baltic country that 

now ;s part of the Soviet Union. She 

came to the United States as a young 

girl following World War II Tbe 

three grown daughters of Nick and 

Tina also work at the Cozy 

High-toned pastry chefs tend not 

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THE RISTICHf want the baking 

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OZARK APPLE PIE 

1 unbaked 9-inch pie shell 

Place three ounces crushed walnuts 

in bottom crust. Place two peeled 

and sliced apples on walnuts. 

Mix well in Mender 

3 eggs 

'i cup sugar 

3 

* cup flour 

1 4 teaspoons baking powder 

U cup vegetable oil 

1 teaspoon vanilla 

Pour~«yer apple slices Bake 10 

know what works, Tina said 

Jordan, presiding over the soup 

pots, has expanded his repertoire 

from his old standbys, chicken noodle 

and vegetable beef Over tbe 

years he has learned to prepare the 

popular cheesy, creamy soups 

Tina Ristich recalls a customer 

who became so fond of the Cozy s 

corn chowder that she asked to be 

phoned whenever it was to be on the 

menu. Recently Jordan Ristich successfully 

experimented with a chicken 

soup laced with wild nee and vegetables 

" We never had tried it," Ristich 

said "The customers loved it." 

The quiches are typically filled 

with the likes of broccoli, cauliflower. 

spinach or seafood The generous 

portions are served with a 3W 

ounce, freshly baked dinner roll 

Meals are m the $5 range 

An eater-pleaser sandwich combines 

turkey, corned beef. Swiss and 

American cheese, lettuce and tomato, 

at $4 65 

Desserts range in price from $1 75 

for several varieties of pie to $2 25 

for the walnut-raisin roll, which 

could serve two people Bread pudding 

is made from leftover walnutraisin 

sweet rolls 

minutes at 450 degrees, then reduce 

to 350 degrees for 35-45 minutes, or 

until golden brown (If using a convection 

oven bake at 300 degrees for 

35-40 minutes.) Serve warm and 

topped with vanilla ice cream 

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(Makes three 9-inch pies) 

Three unbaked 9-inch pie shells 

Place in large mixing bowl 

12 eggs 

1 cup sugar 

1 cup hotter 

1 teaspoon cinnamon 

1 teaspoon nutmeg 

"WE MAKE THINGS you would 

be used to having at home," Risuch 

said 

Ooe favorite is the feathery, three- 

Layer carrot cake studded with 

chunks of walnuts Ozark apple pie. 

with the taste of a cake, combines 

walnuts and sliced apples in a pie 

shell, topped with a vanilla batter It 

is served warm, with ice cream 

The walnut-raisin sweet rolls are 

in special demand weekends, when 

breakfast trade is brisk Baker 

Tamara Dethloff. 22. of Plymouth, 

makes up to 100 sweet rolls per day. 

to be downed along with the 

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beef hash 

" You know, the tables are so close, 

people sometimes end up sharing a 

dessert.' Ristich said. "I think of this 

as entertaining in my home, but I 

have access to the staff, dishes and 

equipment 

The Cozy Cafe is open from 10 

a.m. to 8 p.m Mondays-Thursdays 

and from 10 a m to 9 p.m 

Fridays Weekend hours are 9 

am to 8 p m. Saturdays and 9 

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1 teaspoon cloves 

1 teaspoon vanilla 

Beat all of above. Add four cups 

dark Karo syrup. 

Place in bottom of one unbaked pie 

shell 

x * cup raisins 

1 cup chopped walnuts 

l 3 cup batter (from above) 

Bake 15 minutes at 400 degrees, 

then reduce to 300 degrees for 50 

minutes, or until golden brown (If 

using a convection oven bake one 

hour at 300 degrees) 

Monday, February 27. 19W Q*g • 38 

Cauldron filled 

with soup stock 

Continued from Pt»ê 1 

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pinch each of tage and thyme 

l * teaspoon crashed peppercorn* 

1 teaspoon salt (optional) 

4 cap celery, chopped 

1 cap peas (fresh or frozen) 

2 carrots, diced 

1 cap chicken stock 

4 tablespoons flo«r 

4 cop powdered milk 

2 cops cooked, diced chicken 

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2 cups white navy beans 

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1 crushed bay leaf 

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1 medium onion, chopped 

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2 tablespoons all-parpote flour 

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Dan O'Meara, Brad Emons editors/591-2312 

Monday. February 27, 1989 O&E 

®i|e (IDbseruer ^seuispapers 

JOHN STORMZAND/MafT photographer 

Jeff Jagacki of Salem applies defensive pres- tossed in four points and waa one of seven 

sure to Olenn's Caaey Kllllngbeck in Satur- players who scored in Salem's 80-73 victory, 

day's WLAA championship game. Jagacki 

Marshall-led Salem 

captures league title 

By Dan O'Meara 

staff writer 

Plymouth Salem applied its own 

version of the Marshall Plan to win 

the Western Lakes Activities Association 

basketball championship Saturday 

night. 

Craig Marshall, a senior guard, 

scored a career-high 18 points and. 

generally, had an all-world performance 

as the Rocks defeated Westland 

John Glenn 80-73 on the Salem court 

"(Coach Bob Brodie) just said to 

play with reckless abandon, and 

that's what I did,'' said Marshall, 

who also had 12 rebounds, eight assists 

and five steals. 

This was the last game here for 

the seniors on the team, and we 

wanted to play as hard as we could."' 

Intense described Marshall's play, 

as well as that of his teammates, 

who gave Salem its second league 

title in three years 

MARSHALL WAS instrumental in 

setting the fast-paced, aggressive 

style that characterized the game 

His quick, assertive drives to the 

basket picked on flaws in the Glenn 

defense and netted 10 first-half 

points 

"My weakness LS shooting the 

ball." Marshall said "So I like to 

drive and tonight I took the ball to 

the hole 

"I took a lot of pressure off (leading 

scorer) Jeff Elliott. I wanted to 

look for (center) Jake (Baker) down 

low. but they really packed in the 

zone They were letting me drive, 

and I took as much as I could." 

Marshall certainly wasn't the only 

reason Salem finished the regular 

season 19-2. Elliott scored a teamhigh 

19 points, which included three 

triples, and Baker matched Marshall's 

numbers with 18 points and 

12 rebounds. 

"This season has been a tribute to 

the players," Brodie said "Elliott 

basketball 

has scored a lot for us. but down 

here at crunch time everybody is 

contributing." 

But the source of Salem's drive 

and energy Saturday was Marshall, 

who pushed the ball on the break and 

went the length of the floor to score 

some of his layups 

MARSHALL'S PLAY in the championship 

game can be attributed to a 

recent conversation he had with Brodie 

in which his role was analyzed. 

"I said, Craig, your game is being 

a slashing, hard-driving type of player." 

Brodie said. "You can't play a 

real control game as effectively 

You're at your best when you playhard. 

So play hard, go to the hole and 

shoot the ball more." " 

"We don't specifically go to certain 

players," he added, "but I get to 

each individual and tell him what he 

has to do to make us a better team 

And that's one of the things Craig 

has to do " 

The Rockets. 11-9. also had balanced 

scoring with Greg Anderson 

pumping in a game-high 23 to lead 

the team. Bobby Lawrence, who also 

had three triples, and Casey Killingbeck 

scored 15 each, and Eric Spencer 

added 14. 

Spencer who was a key to Glenn's 

drive to the WLAA final, scored 12 

points in the first half when the 

Rockets went back and forth with 

Salem. However, he had only two in 

the second half. 

"HE BASICALLY gets his points 

off other things — rebounds, loose 

balls, breaks."' C-lenn coach Bob Killingbeck 

said "We didn't get any of 

those. Consequently, he wasn't in the 

(P CMC 

offense enough 

"No one player got us going. We 

needed that spark and couldn't get it. 

We'd start something and then something 

bad would happen We could 

never sustain that drive to keep 

something going " 

The Rocks had a lot to do with 

that. They never let Glenn get too 

big a lead and always had a comeback 

for any surge by the Rockets. 

Salem outscored Glenn 11-2 in the 

last three minutes of the third quarter 

to build a 56-50 lead with five 

players scoring baskets. 

Anderson's triple pulled the Rockets 

within 60-59 at which time the 

Rocks made a decisive move, and it 

will come as no surprise Marshall 

was the player lighting the fuse. 

His drive to the basket started Salem 

on a 12-3 run that increased its 

lead to 10 points, 72-62, with less 

than three minutes to play. After 

pulling down a big defensive rebound 

and being fouled, he added a pair of 

free throws during that streak, also 

MIKE ALBERTSON capped the 

run of points with a pair of buckets, 

and his second was a layup off the 

break — the result of an assist by 

Marshall, who whipped the ball half 

the length of the court into Albertson's 

hands as he streaked to the 

hoop 

Salem's hard work on the boards 

was the reason tbe Rockets didn't 

have the opportunities of which Killingbeck 

spoke 

In addition to Baker and Marhall, 

who got 10 caroms off tbe defensive 

glass, Jeff Gold, a junior guard, 

hauled down 10 rebounds to go with 

eight assists and seven points. 

"They got too many easy shots, especially 

in the first half," Killingbeck 

said. "They're a strong, physical 

team, and that's why we've lost 

to them three times " 

CC wrestlers bounced by Lake Orion 

By Brad Emons 

staff writer 

Redford Catholic Central's Mike Rodriguez 

was not a happy camper Friday night in Battle 

Creek. 

The coach of the defending Class A wrestling 

champions watched his team suffer an 

upset 36-30 loss to Lake Orion in the semifinals 

of the state team dual tournament at the 

Kellogg Center 

CC bowed out with a 19-5 record, while 

Lake Orion (24-2) advanced to meet Temperance-Bedford 

in Saturday's final 

Even though his team won the title last 

year, the CC coach is not thrilled by the new 

tourney format, which was added two years 

ago by the Michigan High School Athletic As- 

Chiefs win 

3rd straight 

division title 

By Brad Emons 

staff writer 

It was merely a warmup, a stepping 

stone to bigger and better 

things. 

Hooker Wellman. tbe Plymouth 

Canton boys iwim coach, emptied 

his bench Thursday as his Chiefs 

stroked comfortably past host Livonia 

Churchill In the regular season 

finale for both schools, 114-M 

Canton, which finished the season 

unbeaten In the Western Division of 

the Western Lakes Activities Association. 

can now point to the big show, 

the WLAA meet, which begins 

Wednesday and finishes Friday at 

Plymouth Salem 

Defending champion Salem will be 

the favorite along with North Farmington 

to win the WLAA crown 

Wellman believes Salem is the 

team to beet, bat Churchill coach 

Lawreoce Rein likes Canton's chances 

"1 like Canton because they have 

the moat depth of any of the other 

teams In the league." said Hein who 

honored seven seniors during a brief 

ceremony midway through the meet 

roe the WLAA Relays 

i 

) 

sociation to be held in conjunction with the 

state individual meet. 

"We had a good year, and our kids wrestled 

well," Rodriguez said. "It's not going to 

change because of what I and a few other 

coaches say. but I'm not accustomed to this 

kind of wrestling 

"All it is is stall, delay, stall, delay The 

bottom line is winning and hammering each 

other, not trying to avoid pins. But I guess you 

can't cry over spilled milk." 

In team scoring, wrestlers get six points for 

a pin and three for a decision 

Lake Orion won matches at 103, 112 and 

119 pounds as Matt Henry decisioned CC's 

Rusty Fowler, 12-8; Jeff Baker pinned CC's 

Kevin Rowe. 0:59; and Greg Benninger pinned 

CC's Maunda Martin, 3 53 

swimming 

back in December, but Wellman is 

leery of Salem, even though the 

Rocks lost a dual meet earlier in the 

season to North Farmington. 

"IT'S UP FOR grabs, but Salem 

has won it before and it's in their 

pool," said the Canton coech. whose 

tesm finished 9-J overall in dual 

meets "They can move Ron Orris 

(Salem's star) wherever they want 

They have great flexibility 

"The fourth, fifth and sixth place 

teams will do the npsettlng and 

determine how clone the meet will 

be " 

Canton also proved it had greet 

flexibility in besting undermanned 

Churchill 

"We knew it wouldn't be a class 

meet, so a lot of our JV kids were 

able to swim because they won't be 

able to at the league meet,'' Wellman 

said "We haven't shaved than 

turn to Page 2 

THE DRAGONS also won in the 135-, 145-. 

160- and 171-pound categories 

Aaron McDonald (171) wrapped up the 

match for Lake Orion by pinning Jeff Pinto m 

1:59 

Lake Orion then voided matches at 189 and 

heavyweight, as CC's Lou Yeager and state 

champ Lee Krueger each won by default. 

But it was the 145-pound match in which 

Eric Zimmerman edged Brian Tulley. 11-10, 

that drew Rodriguez's ire 

Tbe CC coach complained about the time 

keeper failing to reactivate the clock after 

stoppages in the match 

"Tulley was ahead, but then they I Lake 

Orion) got some extra time and ended up winning 

tbe match." said the CC coach "I saw the 

Jeff Woman of Canton surges through the water en route to a 

ftret-pieoe finish in the 100-yard brneststroke Homan and his 

teemmatee won their third straight Western Division duel-meet 

I 

same guy screwing up during the (Class) D 

and C matches earlier in the day. It was operator 

error." 

Scoring wins for CC were: Mike Gentile 

(125). a 9-4 decision over Kevin Kast, state 

champion Matt Helm (130). who pinned Jeff 

Wiscombe in 3:44; state champ Jay Helm 

(140), a 7-4 decision over Rick Vellucci; and 

Chris Rodriguez (152). who pinned Nick Agro 

in 2 22 

ANOTHER AREA school also bit the dust 

in semifinal action Friday. 

In a Class D matchup, Lutheran Westland 

was ousted by Grass Lake, 56-18 

Meanwhile. Temperance-Bedford advanced 

to the A' final by defeating Rockford. 51-12. 

B 1 

Thuredey. The WLAA meet 

Friday nigh* at 

'We had a good year, 

and our kids wrestled 

well. It's not going to 

change because of 

what / and a few other 

coaches say, but I'm 

not accustomed to this 

kind of wrestling.' 

— Mike Rodnguez 

Redford CC wrestling 

coach 

I 

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OAK Monday. February if. t»69 

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"We have been fitting people with shoes for walking for many years 

now and several common questions arise. What is a walking shoe 9 

What are the differences between walking shoes and running shoes 7 

Can running shoes be used for walking" 1 Can aerobics be used for 

walking? 

These are all valid questions. 

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(Myrna Partrich, co-owner of The Workout Company Inc of 

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48012.) 

SC women exit early 

By C J. Rtaak 

staff writer 

For the final three minutes, 

Schoolcraft College played like the 

women's basketball team that had 

won 21 of its first 22 games. 

It wasn't enough. The Lady 

Ocelots, who had been ranked as 

high as seventh in the National Jun- 

ior College Athletic Association, 

staged a gutsy comeback that fell a 

single point short. They lost their 

opening game in the Michigan Com- 

munity College Athletic Association 

playoffs to Highland Park CC 72-71 

Wednesday at SC. 

Ironically, it was the Lady Panth- 

ers who started SC on their late-sea- 

son tailspin with a 71-61 win Feb. 8. 

The Lady Ocelots finished 22-4, 

losers of three of their last four 

games. They shared the Eastern 

Conference title with Oakland CC. 

HPCC, third in tbe conference 

(now 19-9), showed they were the 

most talented team by winning twice 

at SC. 

BUT TALENT doesn't always pre- 

vail. HPCC had a 67-54 lead with 

3:31 left, and nearly fell victim to 

the Lady Ocelots' relentless attack 

With 3:07 to play, Michelle Dyksinski 

scored to start her team on its 17-5 

game-ending surge. 

Tve never seen a Schoolcraft 

team play a harder five minutes,'' 

said SC coach Jack Grenan "The 

only trouble was they scored one 

more point than we did." 

The Lady Ocelot comeback was 

aided by HPCCs Janice Cooper, who 

was whistled for two technical fouls 

for unsportsmanlike conduct in the 

final minute The two technicals put 

Cooper on tbe sideline. Tracy Os- 

borne at the free throw line; and four 

more points next to SCs score line 

The Lady Panthers' seemingly 

safe eight-point edge with a minute 

left had been halved Tbe Lady 

Ocelots might have pulled closer, but 

a Dyksinski pass aimed at Darlene 

Bazner skipped oat of bounds, forc- 

ing SC to foal for possession. Jessica 

McCrary's free throw with 24 sec- 

onds left provided HPCC with what 

proved to be the winning point 

BAZNER SCORED the Lady 

Ocelots' last four points, the final 

two with MX seconds left The 

Ocelots then foaled McCrary - who 

ths ball over against SCs 

seconds earlier — on 

play, and sh 

the first in a one-and-one situation. 

But McCrary got control of the ball 

in the corner and ran out the clock. 

Leading the Lady Ocelots were 

Barb Krug with 18 points, 14 re- 

bounds and five steals; Lisa De- 

Planche, 16 points; Dyksinski, 14 

points, 12 rebounds, four steals and 

two blocks; Bazner, 13 points, four 

steals and three assists; and Osborne, 

10 points. 

HPCC got 23 points from 

McCrary, 19 from Cooper, 17 from 

Gwen Maiten and 14 from Stephenie 

Greer. 

The comeback wouldn't have been 

necessary if SC had played the last 

10 minutes of the first half like the 

first 10. The Lady Ocelots were up 

23-16 after Krug's hook shot with 

9:19 left, then failed to hit a field 

goal the rest of the half HPCC out- 

scored them 25-8 the rest of the half, 

including 17-straight. 

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Continued from Paget 1 

yet We've tapered them They swam very well 

even though they were wearing (swim) caps and 

paper suits '' 

The Canton coach was most excited about three 

performances. 

An all-freshman quartet of Matt Tertel, Mark 

Ealovega, Chris Percecchi and Kevin Veaeh set a 

ninth-grade school record with a third place finish 

in the f00-yard medley relay in 1:52.2. (Canton's 

Scott Swartzwelter. Jeff Homan, Matt Levesque 

and Mitch Timberlake took first in 1:47.0). 

BRAD FLOWERS also showed why he is a 

threat to win the league diving title, as he turned 

in his best score of the season with 248.6 points, 

edging Churchill senior Seott Stacherski, who 

scored 246.45 

And Jim Hartnett put another smile on Well- 

man's face with a personal best of 2:08.7 in the 

200 individual medley He finished second behind 

Churchill standout Mark Papierski. who was 

clocked in 2:05.3. 

Papierski also swam tbe 500 freestyle, using 

s w i m m i n g 

w 

Si m 

the part of race as a training run by swimming 

the backstroke. (Canton's Steve Geddes won the 

event in 5:18 4.) 

Papierski is versatile in a number of events, 

including the 200 IM, freestyles (50, 100. 200 and 

500) and 100 backstroke. 

"He'll swim the 200 IM at league, but I'm not 

sure what the other event will be," said Hem, 

whose team finished 5-9 overall "We're hoping at 

the state meet that be can be in the high 52's (sec- 

onds) to 54 in the backstroke. What we did tonight 

is try to build his endurance for the state meet.'' 

Papierski scored his team's only win as Church- 

ill's lack of experienced showed. 

"We had only eight experienced swimmers re- 

turning this year," Hein said. "We've done well 

numbers-wise, but we're inexperienced." 

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PLYMOUTH-CANTON CRUISERS 

SWIMMING VS. MILAN BIG REDS 

(Monday, Fob 13) 

8-UNDER BOYS 

100-yard m®dley relay 2 RoDCue Prayer 

Jirr Mcl enaghar, Chris Fraye«. Mart Mestro- 

vicfi t 25 8, A Kevin Oatxll Tim Nlemiec 

Wan Casillas Dav>d Hlavin. > 54 03 

25 freestyle 3 Chris Prayer, 16 37 4 RoO- 

e'l Prayer. 17 88 5 Vmnie ikeh. 18 1 9 7 

MarH Kowalski. 24 1< 

25 butterfly: 1 Cms Prayer 18 70; 3 Roo- 

er: Frayer. 20 14. 5 Kevin CraOill. 25 08. 6 

V.rvrae ikeh. 25 28 

100 freestyle relay 2 Jim McLenaghan 

Kevin C»atxti Wxnie Ikeh. Mart Enckson 

1 "7 69. 3 Mark Kowalsk,, Tim Niemec Ste- 

pr>en Gordon Mali Casillas. i 37 37 

8-UNDER GIRLS 

100 medley ralay 1 Tara Pelroskey Angie 

Leobon. Angie Pros!. >ulie Knecht, 1 30 17 

2 Sfac-.a Guikewicz. Katie Bonne Mega- 

Mc Henry Erin Taylor 1 36 5. 3 Ttwesia 

Radike. Erin Conlon. Beth Roth Andrea 

M«sne». 2.08 18 

25 freestyle 1 Angie Frost. 17 4 2 Stacia 

Gulkewicr. 18 66. 3 Julie Knechi, 19 09. 4 

Kristin Gordon, 20 89 

25 butterfly 1 Ar>g.e Frost. 20 22. 2 Sla- 

oa Gulkewcz. 21 47 3 Megar McHenry 

23 87. 4 June Knech:. 24 22 

100 freestyle relay 1 Megan McHenry 

Kristin Gordon. A^gie Lebbon, Tara Petros- 

key ' 34 14 2 Enn Conlon Erin Taylor. Betn 

Roth Gan W-klurvd. ' 37 95. 3 Sarah Fiesche 

Stacie Ludwg Tîeresia Ftadtke, Andrea 

Mesner 2 '2 20 

9-10 BOYS 

200-yard medley relay Matl Kowalsk. 

John McLenaghan. Russell LaForte. Tom 

Mesner 2 39 04. 3 T>n Brady Marty La- 

Pone. Josnua Fillister Robert WHioughby. 

3 29 43 

50 freestyle 2 Matt Kowalski. 33 14 3 

John McLenaghan. 34 56: 6. Scotl Beltsie 

38 51, 8 Briar Williams, 45 59 

50 butterfly 2 Russell LaForte. 39 69. 3 

Tom Mesneey JiH Andrews Amy Austin. 2 09 32 

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1989 CITY OF PLYMOUTH 

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TUESDAY. MARCH 7. 1989 

FROM 12 00 NOON TO 6 00 P M 

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FROM 3 00 P M TO 9 00 P M 

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opportunity for taxpayers to present protests or suggestions relative to assessed 

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thru March 6th, 1989 

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for Residential Property — 15 8% Commercial, Industrial and Personal Prop- 

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BRIAN KERT turned in a respectable 1:06 3 to 

finiah second behind Canton's Homan in the 100 

breaatstroke (1:03.4). (Churchill's Neil Dry den 

added a second In the 100 butterfly in 1:01.7.) 

"We've bad some good matchups with Churchill 

in the past, but right now they're rebuilding." 

Wellman said. "But Larry Hein is a good coach 

and will rebuild the program We lose 12 seniors 

this year and we'll be in the same boat next year ' 

Other Canton individual winners included 

Geddes. 200 freestyle. 1:55.1; Timberlake. 50 free- 

style. 23.7; Heimstadter. 100 butterfly, 57.7; Jeff 

Schwinn. 100 freestyle, 53.0; and Schwartzwelter, 

100 backstroke. 1:02.1. 

The Chiefs wrapped up the meet like they start- 

ed It, rolling to a big win. this time in the 400 

freestyle relay as Hartnett, Timberlake, 

Heimstadter and Bryce Anderson were clocked in 

3:29.7. 

They were almost 13 seconds better than the 

Chargers. 

Monday February 27. 1969 06£ (P.COC 

H a w k s g a i n O T v i c t o r y i n c o n s o l a t i o n 

By Brad Emoni 

staff writer 

Jason Lichtman snapped Farmington 

Harrison's basketball team out of its dol- 

drums Saturday 

Called the team s "unsung hero"' by coach 

Mike Teachman. the 5-foot-10 senior guard 

hit two clutch shots to send the game into 

overtime The Hawks then went on to defeat 

Livonia Franklin. 55-52. to gam tfaird place 

in the Western Lakes Activities Association 

basketball playoffs at Plymouth Salem 

High 

Harrison finished the regular season at 

17-3. while Franklin dipped to 11-9 

Licbtman's heroics were just what the 

doctor ordered for the Western Division- 

champion Hawks, who Were stunned last 

Tuesday by Westland John Glenn in the sem- 

ifinals, and then learned later in the week 

that senior forward Bryan Wauldron, the 

team's second leading scorer and rebounder. 

left the team for personal reasons, reported- 

ly to take a job to earn spending money for 

spring vacation 

We showed some character and over- 

came some tremendous adversity the past 

week." said Teachman. who had no com- 

ment on the Wauldron matter ' We had the 

stuffing knocked out of us and you could see 

we were a little down at the start We hit 

only six of 33 shots from the floor in the first 

half, but then we kicked in a little of our 

pride and that brought us back Hopefully 

this will get us pepped up for the districts " 

THE PATRIOTS were well on their way 

to their second win in three tries over Harri- 

son. but blew a seven-point lead in the final 

two minutes 

Mill Coleman made two straight shots and 

then Lichtman drilled a three-pointer with 

only 20 seconds to play to give the Hawks a 

48-47 lead 

But Franklin's Roy Hall (13 points) nailed 

a three-pointer at the six-second mark to 

give the Patriots a 50-48 advantage 

"That was a heck of a shot by Hall be- 

cause Lichtman had a hand nght in his 

b a s k e t b a l l 

face," said the Harrison coach 

But after a timeout, Lichtman took the 

ball the length of the floor and scored a 

layup as time expired, sending the game 

into OT 

Harrison then outscored the Patriots 6-2 

in the three-minute session lo clinch the win 

Lichtman's two points with 13 seconds left 

iced it for the H*wks 

"There were six seconds on the clock and 

all we had to do was play defense." said 

Franklin coach Rod Hanna "Lichtman went 

through us like knife in butter It's disap- 

pointing He went through all five of our 

players 

Marcus Mack paced the Hawks with 14 

points Three others scored in double figures 

including Coleman (12). Chad Burgess (11) 

and Lichtman (10) 

Mark Donehue added 12 points and 12 re- 

bounds for the Patriots John Sanu came off 

the bench to score 10 (Mints 

In other WLAA consolauon games | 

STEVENSON 87. CANTON 59: Senior 

forward Scott Koaikowsiu scored a game-high 23 

points and heip-d bold Plymouth Canton s high 

scoring forward Brian Paupore to 11 points lead 

mg Livonia Stevenson (14-6) to a fifth place finish 

in the WLAA 

Three other Spartans scored in double figures 

including Chris Nazelli < 17j, Roc Baran (lS.i and 

Rick Laven (10) 

Fernando Johnson led the Chiefs with 14 

points and Troy Wauldron added 11 

We experimented a litUe with our defense and 

we were geared to stop Paupore and Wauldron. 

said Stevenson coach Jim Mclntyr* Koaikowski 

did a nice job and our defense did enough to turn 

off their offense They never got into a flow " 

Stevenson hit 23 of 35 free throws, while the 

Chiefs were only 11 of 24 

V FARMINGTON 67. CHURCHILL 

56: Brian Tempie a junior forward, had tbe hot 

hand, leading North Farmington (10-10) to a sev 

enth-piace finish with a victory over Livonia 

Churchill 1.5-15) 

Tempie tallied a game-high 25 points hitting 

six shots from three-point range, lo pace the Raid- 

ers Matl Hoffman, a junior point-guard, played a 

strong floor game and added 16 (North made 11 

three-pointers on tbe day.) 

Three Chargers scored in double figures includ- 

ing Jason Belaire (12). Mike Juodawlkis (ill and 

Mike Picha (10) 

W.L. CENTRAL 48. FARMINGTON 

45: Derk Wallace tallied 16 points and Matt 

Smith contributed 13 as Walled Lake Central (1- 

19) avoided a winless season with a victory over 

the Falcons (3-17) in a laser's bracket game 

PJ Green paced Farmington with 11 and 

Jason Brown contributed 10 

NORTHVILLE 57. W.L. WESTERN 

52: Chris House (24) and Heath Meyers (23) com 

bined for 47 points as the Mustangs (10-10) defeat- 

ed Walled Lake Western (6-14) in a loser s bracket 

game 

Kevin White tallied 20 in a losing cause 

b a s k e t b a l l 

STATE TOURNAMENT 

DISTRICT BASKETBALL PAIRINGS 

CLASS A 

at WESTLAND JOHN GLENN 

Monday Pet 27 A, Aestian- _,on~ 

.jie' • vs >Bi Aayne Memca^ ^ p m 

Wednesday March 1 Gander Cit, »-s 

ron-a CfurchiH 6 3C p m I -vonia r -a~« i-~ 

«s a-9 »inns' 0pT 

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E m iWitner ac»ances to SouiMeid 

athfup eg'O-.a ^ Oea-txyn Fo'dsc d-si"c: 

.na-ncion i 

at REDFORD CATHOLIC CENTRAL 

Monday Fee 27 A Red'o>d GaiNx 

e~i - a rs> 16. Soulhlie-d " 30 z " 

Tuesday FeD. 28 Red'o«d Urno** je- 

1'o-t Red'S-d 7 3C & T. 

Wednesday March i De--c«i Henrv Fo'd 

.-5 A a *onne» 7 3C D ^ 

Friday March 3 Cha'-'ixxis.Nc 'i'-a ' X 

c n i Winner advances to ">e Souihiieic 

a - -'jc •»fliona vs Delicv! Cooy drs": Renaissance 

.S C C winne* 6pm Farmrvgror Ha"fSO' 

•-S A e winner " 3C p — 

Saturday. March 4 Championship 'mai 

' 30 p t W'nne* adrances l-_ the Wa'-e' 

v'. X/ds ">?• -egiona' Mad-son ne-gnis 

Madison dis"ct c^-ampns^ 

CLASS C 

at ORCHARD .AXE S" MARY'S 

Monday Fet 27 Ai Redloo Si Againa 

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Tuesday Fet) 28 'C O'Cha-d â«.e Si 

Ma-y's rt 3 De">t De = : "es " 30 r ~ 

Wednesday March i De'->1 Rediord >' 

Ma'.'S .S A 6 Win-êr 7 3C p rn 

Thursday March 2 Dea-bor-- S' A 

phonsus vs C-C wmns' " 3C B n 

Saturday March 4 Char-poosr-ic 'ina 

3C p W'Tie' advances ic ""•e Dundee 

• eg-oâ .s Ida disi- 

ba&lis: Wyandotte MouM Carmei 7pm 

Tuesday Feb 28 Ci Westland Hmor 

.d ie, L jtnerar vs iC Luiheia" «Vestiar.d o 

P m ,E; Detrcxt CaJOwei. Baplcst vs |F) 

Taylor Baptist Park, '30pm 

Thursday March 2 Dea.'botr Fairane 

Chnstia - -s A-B wiTie- 6pm C-C w-nne' 

vs E-F winne< 7 30 p m 

Saturday March 4 Championship 'irî 7 

p. t iWinns' advances to fne Fe'-'-daie re- 

jior^ vs Rocnesler H.lts Lutherar No-tr.wi^' 

dist-ic- cr.amp.on 

Zebras zing Wyandotte 

The scoring was spread around, and it was more than enough to bury 

Wyandotte Roosevelt Friday 

Wayne Memorial had five players reach double-figures in scoring in roll- 

ing to its 16th basketball win of the season, 75-42. at Roosevelt The Zebras 

finished the regular season with four losses; Roosevelt was 2-18 

The first quarter was more than the Bears could handle Wayne led 19-6 

and. after Roosevelt trimmed the deficit by a point at the half (35-23). the 

Zebras iced the win by outscoring the Bears 41-19 in the second half 

Pierre Hixon topped Wayne with 15 points Larry Johnson added 12, Tony 

Rumple had 11. and Kevin Hankerson and Chris Hebner got 10 apiece 

Hankerson grabbed eight rebounds, while Hixon had seven Wayne Jackson 

also made eight steals 

John Marshall's 11 points led the Bears 

CHARTER TO A'NSHIP OF CANTON 

NOTICE OF HEARING 

ASSESSMENT BOARD OF REVIEW 

Notice is hereby given that the Canton Township March Board of Review wu 

meet on the following dates and times 

TUESDAY MARCH 7 1989 

MONDAY 

TUESDAY 

MARCH 13 1989 

MARCH 14 1989 

SATURDAY MARCH 18 19*9 

9 00 a m to 12 00 noon 

1 00pm to * 30 p m 

300pm to 9 00 p m 

9 00 a m to 12 00 noon 

I 00pm to 4 30 p m 

! 0 00 a m to 1 00 p m 

All persons protesting their assessment must complete petitions prior to appear 

ing before the Board A personal appearance is not required Petitions may be 

obtained at the Township Assessor s Office as of February 20 1989 Our office is 

located behind the Fire Station at Cherry Hill and Canton Center Roads 

The Board of Review will be held in the Township Hall Meeting Room on the 

first floor of Canton Township City Hall. 1150 S Canton Center Road The Board 

will be held on a first come first served basis during the above listed dates and 

times 

Please come prepared as a 5 minute time limit before the Board WLII he strictly 

adhered to 

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S ' w e s t e r n r o u t s C C c a g e r s 

By Brad Emons 

staff writer 

The Catholic League got mixed re- 

views Friday in the annual Opera- 

tion-Friendship basketball games at 

the University of Detroit's Calihan 

Hall. 

In the championship game. Detroit 

Southwestern destroyed Redford 

Catholic Central. 85-44, in an im- 

pressive display of power 

But the consolation game proved 

to be the better of the two as two- 

time defending state Class A cham- 

pion Detroit Cooley held off upset- 

minded Redford Bishop Borgess. 57- 

52 

Southwestern and Cooley were 

marked heavy favorites going into 

the matchups 

And Southwestern Prospectors 

lived up to their billing and appear 

ready to break their seven-year jinx 

in the state tournament in which 

they've dropped six straight champi- 

onship games and one semifinal (last 

year to Cooley) 

"They're a buzz saw of a team,"' 

said CC coach Bernie Holowick; of 

the Prospectors "They're methodi- 

cal, they cut you up like a surgeon 

They move the ball well and get 

good shots They're very selective 

and very well disciplined When you 

break their game down, every part is 

good " 

CC COULD HANG only for a quar- 

ter (trailing 14-10) before coach Per- 

ry Watson's troops started laying 

down the hammer 

And to make matters worse, the 

Shamrocks couldn't throw the ball in 

the ocean 

They found themselves down 34-19 

at the half and were outscored 25-6 

in the third period 

"We missed a lot of shots early 

and then we went into a shell,' said 

Holowicki, whose team fell to 12-8 

overall. "We're not a powerful team 

We have to play together or we're in 

trouble " 

Fourteen of South western's 15 

players scored 

Two sophomores led the Prospec- 

tors in scoring — 6-foot-3 Voshon 

Lenard had 14 and 6-7 Jalen Rose 

added 13 

The scary part is that the Prospec- 

tors have only two seniors Even 

freshman Kwesi Troutman looked 

like a future star, scoring six points 

in limited action. 

"WE CAN PLAY 10 players, no 

matter what the score, whether it's a 

runaway or a tight game, even 

though -we're young," said 

Southwestern coach Perry Watson 

That's three championships for us 

this season (holiday classic, PSL and 

Operation-Friendship) and we have 

one more to go i the state). 

Some may feel it's old hat to win 

the championship, but it's a chal- 

lenge This is a great feeling A lot of 

people out there spend a lot of mon- 

ey on psychedelic drugs to get the 

kind of high we feel on the court eve- 

ry year " 

Senior point-guard Terry Boykin 

paced the Shamrocks with 18 points, 

while senior forward Scott Hauncher 

added 11 and sophomore forward 

Steve Whitlow 10 

But the Shamrocks two other 

starters. Ray Richards (four points) 

and Jeff Schaner (scoreless) had a 

rough night 

"If we don't get the perimeter 

points from Jeff (Schaner) and Boy- 

kin, we're dead, said the CC coach. 

" I'm disappointed because we want- 

ed to show that the Catholic League 

is not an inferior league, but I guess 

we took care of that " 

BUT THE NIGHT was not a total 

loss for the Archdiocese, as Borgess 

coach Mike Fusco came up with a 

game plan to frustrate talented Coo- 

ley, which boasts a pair of major col- 

lege recruits in 6-7. 225-pound Dan- 

iel Lyton (Missouri) and 6-foot point- 

guard Michael Talley ( Michigan). 

Study shows 86% lose weight 

\ siudv publ ,n .m inter- 

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Anglers measure up in Livonia club 

IF YOU ALWAYS thought you 

needed year* and year* of experience 

to land that lunker 

you've dreamed about, you 

could probably learn something 

from Duane Zantop Jr. 

Zantop and his family are member* 

of the Four Seasons Fishing 

Club, based in Livonia The club 

holds an annual fishing tournament 

with competition divided into three 

classes: piurfish; bass, walleye, pike 

and muskie; and salmoooid. 

John Lubinski, who runs the tournament, 

has developed a unique 

measuring system to determine the 

winner in each category. He uses the 

Department of Natural Resources 

Master Angler minimum for entry, 

then incorporates a handicap system 

so that bass, walleye, pike and 

muskie catches are compatible 

against each other in the same class 

ZANTOP CAUGHT the biggest 

fish of the year, although it .only 

earned him second place finish in the 

bass, pike, walleye, muskie division. 

The 13-year old Plymouth resident 

was fishing with his dad. Duane Sr. 

near the red barn on Lake St. Clair 

on July 5 when he hooked a 22pound, 

44-inch muskie He caught it 

on a Believer (perch with a white 

belly) at 2:30 p.m. 

Zantop was edged out for first 

place in the division by club president 

John Marks' 8-pound 8-ounce, 

28-inch walleye. Marks also won the 

panfish division with a 12-ounce, 12inch 

perch. 

Experience does pay, but it isn't 

always a prerequisite to landing a 

trophy catch. 

• Having been called an "idiot 

box" for so long, it's hard to picture 

television as a learning tool. But 

outdoors calendar 

• March 1 — Smelt dipping season 

begins on waters south ol M-72 

• March 1 — Monthly meeting 

of the Livonia-based Four Seasons 

Fishing Club, will be held at 7:30 

p.m. at the Maplewood Center in 

Garden City. Guest speaker will be 

Scott Soucy, bass fisherman and 

field tester The public is invited 

For more information call Tony 

Brehler at 477-3816. 

• March 1 — Bobcat and fox 

hunting seasons ends. 

• March 3-5 — Bass-O-Rama 

Fishing and Tackle Show will be held 

at the Waterford Community Center. 

Sponsored by the Michigan Bass 

Busters, the show features seminars 

with guest speakers, exhibits a casting 

pond and more. For details call 

774-3210 

• March 16 — Birmingham. 

Bloomfield and Troy chapters of 

Ducks Unlimited will hold their annual 

sponsors' dinner at the Pike 

Street Restaurant in Pontiac. Call 

Tom Needels at 548-3260 for more 

information. 

• March 17-19 — Deer Spectacular, 

featuring a trophy contest, a display 

of trophy Michigan whitetails, 

seminars and exhibits, will be held 

at the Lansing Center. For more information 

call 669-4750. 

• March 19-25 — National Wildlife 

Week 

• March 30-April 1 — Sportfish- 

outdoors 

Bill 

Parker 

that's exactly what it has become, 

especially In Wayne County. 

The Wayne County Sheriff's Marine 

Division is offering Wayne 

County residents, 12 years old and 

older, an opportunity to earn a 

boaters' safety certificate through 

classes conducted on television. 

To earn a certificate, participants 

must complete six, 30-minute lessons, 

offered by local cable stations. 

The instructions consist of studies 

in marine law, aids to navigation, required 

equipment, preparation and 

operation, and drinking and boating. 

Interested individuals should contact 

their local cable companies for 

information regarding work assignment 

booklets and a schedule of 

broadcasts 

• So you think Michigan is dependent 

on the automobile industry 

Well, thousands of residents of this 

state depend on something that has 

nothing to do with the building of automobiles: 

tourism. 

Think about this. Michigan's 86 

state parks attracted a record 25 

million visitor's last year, according 

to officials from the Department of 

Natural Resources' Parks Division. 

And those visitors dumped an estimated 

$407 million into the state's 

economy. 

Of that $407 million, park visitors 

spent $15.8 million in fees directly 

within Michigan's 70-year-old state 

park system for camping and other 

park-user fees ($10 million) and park 

ing Expo, featuring guests speakers 

including Babe Winkleman and Jerry 

McKinnis, along with factory exhibits, 

seminars and more, will be 

held at the Palace of Auburn Hills 

Call 682-4079 for more information 

• April 1-2 — Midwest Fly Fishing 

Expo, featuring guest speakers, 

exhibitors seminars and more, will 

be held at the Southfield Civic Center. 

OAKLAND COUNTY PARKS 

• Tuning Your Tot Into Winter, a 

nature program for children ages 3- 

6. which includes stones, songs, a nature 

hike and a craft, will be held at 

10 a.m Wednesday, March 1, at Independence 

Oaks 

• Maple Magic, a nature program 

in which participants will 

learn the process of old-time maple 

syrup production, will be held at 1 

p.m., Saturday, March 4. at Independence 

Oaks 

• Most events at the Oakland- 

County Parks require pre-registration 

A park vehicle entry permit is 

always required. For more information 

on any of the events call 858- 

0906 

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• Mem-Bowl Lanes in Livonia was 

the scene of some fine bowling as Gene 

Ctelinski roiled up a 279 game in the 

Tele-Comm Mens League Garrett 

Nagle led with a 267 game and Tom 

Dudley added a 696 series in the Men's 

Senior House Larry Haag had a 707 series 

with a 248 in the Tuesday night 

Men s League 

And here s one for the seniors as Vito 

Petrul. bowling in the Wing Dingers 

League, slammed games of 258, 248 

and 227 for a 733 

• In the Saturday youth leagues at 

Oak Lanes on Middlebelt. 16-year-old 

Mike Delahantv boasted a 703 series on 

games of 213, 276. 214 The impossible 

was proven possible when Tim Seog. 14, 

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Tany Dietz, 12, bagged a 222 game, 

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Of course, grown-ups can still hit the 

pins as well, paced by John Singer (269 

game). Gary Owen 1276-743), Rick Lang 

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wtlh snow plow attachment $300 

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$' 500 1 Kirby vacuum cleaner like 

new With attachments $200 Call. 

476-3698 or 476-1120 

WALL UNITS (2 solid Oak. 

76 Hx30 W 1 has 2 glass door*, 

other for stereo unli. etc Walnut 

table, dropleaf. 4 chairs 471-3404 

709 HouMhold Good* 

Wayna County 

706 HouMhokl Good* 

Wayna County 

MAPLE DINETTE set w/5 chairs. 

$200 AS wood French Provincial 

china cawnet 1150 Single oak bed 

complete 26m console TV. lamp 

cofee table 531-1597 

ORIENTAL Liquor cabmen and CN- 

neee screen, both with large ivory 

inlaid figure* Can 2*7-9502 

ROUND BUTCHER Block Tsble 

with 4 bruer cane chairs besi o"er 

425 3982 

SEWING MACHINE 2 year old JC 

Penny Free-Arm 40 strlches but- 

lonhoier edge cutter I$i90orbeet 

offer 981-3790 

SHARPER IMAGE maaaagmg 'ec- 

llner with buMt-in stereo Excellent 

like new condition Gray Jltrs 

sweoe Origmal price, $ 160C Asking 

$1200 Ask tor Sfwiay 532-777? 

SNOW BLOWER antique oming 

room set, 6 chair*, table, buflet. 

trasfi compactor exercise bike, 

record cabinet 2 refrigerators elec- 

tric stove-serf cleaning 

Priced to sen 533-7378 

SOFA Iroyal blue) 4 reckner I match- 

ing plaid). Ether Allen good condi- 

tion $200 tor both 397-9864 

SOLID Oak Traditional style bed 

room - head board, triple aresser 

chest, night stand mirror m excel- 

lent condition $600 Solid =>ine. 

Paul Bonyon style bedroom set 

head board chest 4 night stand 

$500 Walnut Dinette Set - pedestal 

table 4 4 chaws $125 Call afler 

6pm 471-6782 

V1TAMASTER DELUXE exercise 

bike, never used i leisure dub red- 

wood chairs Still in box Roils wheel 

chair ladies brand new lever 

used 421-8313 

2 LOVE SEATS. Ethan Alien ofl 

whrte textured tone-on-tone $375 

each 348-3089 

712 Appliance* 

DRYER electric Whirlpool $100 

459 7909 

GAS STOVE $25 Refrigerator $25 

Call 522-4364 

GE portable dishwasher very good 

condition green color $ 100 or besi 

427-0655 

HEATHKfT Microwave good corwH- 

lion $50 536-4025 

HOTPOINT - whrte side by side re- 

frigerator,'freezer '9 2 cu ft frost 

tree has 

dryer 6 months warranty paid 

$660 asking $475 455-9377 

LITTON automatic cook microwave 

large capacity Exceaent condition 

$110 455-2514 

MAKE OFFER SALE I 

RebU! t freezers refrigerators 

stoves, microwave*. TVs. an condi- 

tioners ADC orders accepted 

28601 Southfield Lathrup 838-7600 

8866 Greenfield 559-2900 

MITSUBISHI 14-day 5-event VCR. 

$260 13 portable color TV, $225 

34 high. 5 0 cu n refrigerator with 

treezer $235 Toastmaster house 

humidifier. $75 Al Hems new or 

nearly new 332-5484 

MONTGOMERY WARDS Chest 

type "reezer. 15 7 cu m like new 

$200 425-6238 

SEARS refrigerator and seri-ciean 

•ng range Excellent condition Cal- 

lor extraa $550 o< best 722-6323 

710 Mi*c. For Sale 


A VITA 950 Professional rowing 

machine, brand new, $150 661-2424 

DINETTE TABLE, maple 4 1 round. 

4 chairs, good 

board, all wood 

BABY CRIB-walnut timsh complete 

Basinette Very good condition 

$50 both used only once 533-2046 

DINING ROOM table/5 chairs $125 

Couch. $100 Relrlgerators (2). $35 

4 $60 Baby Buggy , stroSer $35 

Cnb mattress. $25 582-9462 

SIGNATURE 23 Cu ir 

$400 Call After 6pm 

WHIRLPOOL stove. • yr old. whne 

$175 Sears side by ude whrte. 14 

yr* old. $4C 397-6316 

-APPAN gas siove. Harvest Gold 

sell-cleaning warming tray, excel- 

lent condition. $t50 After 4pm 

357-4248 

TWO REFRIGERATORS - 1 GE. 30 

aimonc top heezer. $175 Other 

good 2nd or cottage refrigerator 

$50 atler Spm 455-1118 

715 Computer* 

APPLE WE, 126K printer 2 monitors 

2 5 'i drive* mouse key ped. ioy 

stick. Kensington system saver 

$1200 459-0246 

software, manuals 

APPLE H PLUS 64K green screen 

games 4 ioy stKk exceMnl condi- 

tion $330 647-3660 

AT COMPUTERS 4 components 

stm boxed with warranty 

Call Evenings 565-3597 

AT-20 Meganeri complete system 

' yr war-anry $1650 

Evenings 565-3597 

COMMODORE '28 complete sys- 

tem with software $900 425-94 19 

COMPLETE LANIER computer sys- 

tem including lour workstations 

hard dr*». mgn speed daisy whew 

printer w«th twe sheet feeders and 

envelope feeder medium speed dai- 

sy wheel prinlei sound enclosure 

Lanier sotTware tor Legal Word Pro- 

cessing Biking and Accounting 

Spreadsheet Database and LIMI- 

tie* Excellent condition Askmg 

$2 ,500 Call Many 355-53O0 

MACINTOSH 5!2 computet with 

printer and programs $900 474-2027 

NEW SEiKOSMA 24 pin prmter. New 

WordStar 5 0 Word Processer soft- 

ware $425 626-2185 

ZENITH 183-93 captop 20 meg 6 

months OIC PCXT turbo compatible 

30 meg Even.ngs 662-0190 

Days 668-6 •' 1 

726 Musical 

Instrument* 

738 Household Pets 

BLUE TK> 

straight $350 

GRAND PtANO tota«y rebm" 4 '* 

finished tuack eoorry 6 rt $6000 or 

best offer Eves 855 4864 

COCKER SPANiEL puppy AKC. 

bufl female IC wks old housebro- 

.er $275 326-8696 

GULBRANSEN SPINET 

bench Ilka new $700 788 COCKER SPANIEL 

LEONARD 'QRINNEL. BrO* 5 ft 7 

inch Grand Piano n«a mehogan, 

fm.sh, plays groat $3 000 

693 8173 oi 335-4501 

LOWREV L-cmsole organ, lull Dase 

peoals $50C 538 4025 

LGWREY Console piano-Hampton 

oa» contemporary « oench Excel 

lent condrtion $1300 best 553-8788 

MARSHALL 4 WENDALL jpright p. 

ano Professions 'y 'etinished 

$ 1200 or bes- ether 476- 7394 

PEAVEYIPVl BASIC 50 AMPLIF1ER- 

U*ed once Brand new Pu'cnase 

price-$249 Best offer 477-3362 

PFRETZSCHNER fuB size violm Ap- 

praised-$?50 Sacrifice- $2iX> or 

best ofter Gemeinherdi student 

flute w PIC«-UP-$20C Both in excei- 

lenl condition 542-3113 

716 Commercial 

Industrial Equip. 

CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT- 

1955 Focd F350 ftalbeo '.97' Ford 

F350 flatbed 1972 Ford F350 

flatbed all with gales 1971 Ford w.' 

new engine Scaffcuds. mixers heat- 

ers tanns torches and «her Case 

Un.-loader Case back ho 453-2591 

!SALE! 

Consoe 4 Spinel Pianos 

25 beautrtul pianos made in 

J S A iti many 'tmsnes JsaO one 

week by Michigan School Band 4 

Orchesira Assoc for trials v ou can 

save all rent 4 cartage paiC All win 

10 Yr Warranty 4 some witr> L'fe- 

hme Warranty Prices begir at 

$t 500 Now is the opportunity lor 

thrifty piano buyers 

Sank Terms - Like Rent 

SMILEY BROS Music Co 

m 1010N Hunter Birmmgham 

• S of Big Beaver on Woodwardi 

647-1 •.77 . Open Sun 1-Sprr 

• 55 IC Woodward Detroit 

iIn "he Cultural Center i 

875-7100 Open Sun by apci 

VAMAHA PSR-32 wrth fit full-size 

keys 32 sounos KS10 amplrfier 

With carrying bag stanc 4 connect- 

es $475 or bes- ofte After 

644-8845 

.ng ci 

3 30 s 

WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATOR 4 

yrs old 17 cb ft white $250 

Washer Kenmce apt Mza $75 dryer 

hamMton gas $35 396-85 ^ 1 

MILi.ERMATiC 20Ci wire teed weic- 

er excellent condition $850 Miller 

T,G 728 VCR. TV. Stereo, 

426-0038 

$1200 

' piete 

WHIRLPOOL WASHER $200 Good 

condrtion 86' -1106 

717 Lawn-Garden 

Farm-Snow Equip. 

BEDROOM SET double bed, dress- 

er chest Formica kitchen tabM.-4 

chairs, end tables chair* 261-3662 

GRAB'LL cherry xllcher cabinets, 

eicelieni condition plus misc aouip- 

meni 4 appliances 682-8'66 

COUCH 4 LOVESEAT-Country 

stvie. beige $300- set bui win sepa- 

rate Reclmer -$75 455-5101 

COUCH 4 i-oveseet coffee labie 4 

lamp good cond tion Call after 

6pm 261-6224 

COUCH 2 cha 

"V'Stereo LI* 

Can after 6PM 

3 tables, drapes 

new Best offers 

464-2489 

DINETTE brand new glass 4 brass. 

$250. aquarium 4 stand including 

fish including set-up $150 

after 6pm 451-6237 

DINETTE Set glaas top 4 4 uphoi 

stored swrvei chairs :neutrai tones! 

wtlh casters $300 Patio furniture • 

oval table with glass top. 4 chairs 2 

« «3ers 2 cocktail tables $3SC 

•anklir, cuslom made sot* 17 seati 

new upholstery cinnamon. $250 

Cinnamon velve' jphoutered chairs 

J2 matching! $125 each Dinette set 

wrought iron base 4 wrought iron 

Chairs. $100 453-1043 

SNOWBLOWER - Honda. 3 5HP 2 

yr* old best offer cost new $520 

Carpat in ffkrr condilôfL dsfk. 

earth tones mix t3'» »17'. best of- 

ter After 3pm 64 1-1794 

714 Business & 

Office Equipment 

BRiGGS and Stratton 

gmes.'.Ji $50each 

i ihp, IC en- 

826-6161 

CANNON PC 25 Copier with car- 

tridge $800 Call 462-2397 

TELESCOPE-Celestron diameter 

100mm distance length ! 000mm 

stand 4 5 lenses $350 S45-202S 

LIQUIDATION BARN 

Chairs desks, fuss al 30 to 80*S off 

on new furniture and suooUe* 

32242 W 8 -nile farmington, HIN* 

Won thru Fn 9am-6pm Sat 10-4 

4 76-3t70 

711 Misc. For Sale 

Wayne County 

MERL'N Phone System. 1 controller 

wtn 2 'eaiure can-idges for a 4 line 

10 phone system Call 537-8900 

EMGLOW AIR COMPRESSOR 5 

lank good condi- 

459-6316 

hp 120 gallon it 

lion $i 000 

FIBERGLASS AWNING Cream col- 

ored 10x3 enceHent condition 

$100 421-5850 

FISH TANK 40 gal with filter stand 

and background $75 Call 538-3204 

FREE Firewood 

DIVORCED Musi ten 2 months 

new. Schweiger love seat and 

couch wine colored rocker cherry 

coflee table $850 Can 536-7722 

EARLY AMERICAN Kincaid pme 

kitchen sei -ound table with 2 

•eaves. 4 captains chaws and hutch 

$800 Negotiable 455-0472 

ETHAN ALLEN. Tradi1>onai Classic 

dark pine living room 6 pieces 

623-5762 

GRASS EOGERS (2) $15 4 $10 

Heater $20 Floor tan. $20 1 wo Tif- 

lany lamps. $25 pair 455-6370 

MOVING OVERSEAS Must sell 

best offers Designer mirrored bed- 

room suile-kmg ($4500 newi Oft- 

whrte couches 4 'ust chairs Whrte 

gold «af bedroom suite-fun Electric 

mower sleetcase desk set misc 

household Items 826-2343 

GRINNELL console piano $500 

Bedroom, set 5 pieces $350 Gas 

stove 4 La-Z-Boy chair 534-29C1 

KITCHENETTE table 4 chairs 2 bar 

stoois living room, set fuB bed. ex- 

cellent condition 981-7539 

JKE NEW Maple amefte set wtth 6 

Chairs $250 Lazy Boy -ecliner neu- 

tral color $2S0 aft 5pm 476-9-39 

MAKITA -,9006 Power Planer jsed 

once 1 yr warranty $60 Makna 

9900B Be" Sander used once t yr 

war-anty $100 Evening* 565-3597 

SHOWER stall, toliet 4 vanity New 

$550 or besi offer Sofa bed $200 

or best offer Other mlac 462-3164 

TWO BAR SINKS 3 tub, stamleas 

steel like new Reasonable 

Can 554-2935 

712 Appliances 

AMANA REFRIGERATOR 4 STOVE 

Whirlpool washer 4 dryer Guaran- 

teec S Oeirvery available 

$69 95 4 up 928-1180 

AMANA refrigerator $200 Uke new 

Gibson electic stove $200 Sears 

Kenmore washer $ 100 454-4017 

DISHWASHER, portaOHe Kitchen 

Aide very good working condition, 

avocado green $6C' 427-9749 

USED washer 4 dryer excellent 

condrtion, $ 100 plus removal 

453-5294 

MiSC Secretarial Desks |3| typing 

stand* (2), arm chairs LiN 464-63 11 

FENDER RHOADES etect'K piano 

$450 Encore electric ounar $100 

Arb bate amp heed $-50 973-03 17 

COCKA'IELS 

paired c airly 

namcris \ pern 

Alter 5 3C Jac» k 

806 Boata 8 Motors 

806 Boats A Motor* 

ALUMINUM 1967 14ft Canadian 

Smoker Craft 1987 Shoreiander 

trailer 1987 Mercur, outboard 4 

h p Extra*' Excaaen- conoition 

$1500 Call 8 to 10 427-7354 

ATLAS '969- 18 1 'ibergiaa* deac 

V. "0C' HP Johnson >eal good con- 

dition $2200 beat offei 595-7318 

BAVLINER '963 24 N Sun bridge 

SS raoio depth finder 225 HP 

Volvo low hours mint condition 

wtth wen $14 ,000 591-1230 

BOSTON WHALER 17 1986 Mon 

tauk 90hc "tmaha traaer moormg 

cover many extra* Excellent condi- 

tion $14 000 476-3345 

CHRYSLEP MU-INEER 15ft 

trailer Excellent condition $1500 

A her 6pm 646-1454 

, ARSON '987 Cutty J1 ft 4 3 /6 

GM motor lot* of extraa $18,500 

Ca* 553-7169 or 437-6667 

w r — ^ 

Jt'HJM 

8PL 170 B/R 

w / 8 6 H P J o h n s o n and C u s t o m 

**'YÊUR08P0RT I B/R 

w / 1 7 5 H P O M C a n d C u s t o m Trailer 

^'13, 

"ift'V'V 208 CUDDY 

w / 1 3 0 H P O M C a n d C u s t o m Trailer 

10,249 

CORSICA 196 B/R 

w / 1 3 0 H.P. O M C a n d C u a t o m Trailer 

SPL 174 CUDDY 

w/8fi H.P. J o h n s o n a n d C u a t o m Trailer 

218 CUDDY 

w / 1 7 5 H.P. O M C a n d C u s t o m Trailer 

-ONISTOP RNANC3NQ 

AVAAAaa TO e ^ V O M B 

-aOATSMOWMTCS 

- m mt mntm 

WONDERLAND MARINE "Cobra 

NtCMtl&FYOU 

626 M d d t o A v e 

(Weet Jaflaraon) 

Wyandotte. M l 4 6 1 0 2 

30303 Ptymouth R o e d 

Livonia. Ml 4 6 1 5 0 

W C 6 T M M P A R T S 

6 6 C P V I C E 

8 6 3 0 Mlddlebeh R o a d 

W eat land, Ml 48185 

Mon.-Thurs. 

Friday 

Saturday 

S u n d a y 

10-6 

10-6 

10-3 

12-3 

A 

rn»-WT9 923-eaao Sunday lz-3 J t 

\ ' ' 5 1 1 

i s T H o m p s c i n 

BOATS 

SEE THE ALL NEW 

1989 195 CUTLASS, 205 

CARRERA, 270 DAYTONA, 

& 260 FISHERMAN (HARDTOP) 

COMPLETELY NEW FOR 1989! 

C U O O Y 6 6 B O W P I O E R 6 P R I C E D F R O M 

W E R E M O W 

170's $13,800 110,489 

180» $14,300 tio.oae 

190# $14,800 $11,499 

196 8 $15 ,900 812,499 

INCLUDES TRAILER. 120 MERCRUISER 

FREE RAOIO SWIM PLATFORM & MORE 

C A R R E R A 200 

•MMCfttNSCR 1*0 WTTH TRAILER 

WAS 

•17.S00 

MOW 

IS B O A T S IN M T C l I N S S H O W R O O M 

40 B O A T S IN Fl AT R O C K S H O W R O O M 

ANDERSON MARINE 

o n N 7 OAVS A Wf f-K lOPI N TMl , SUNDAY 

T W O I O C A T I O N S T O S f R V I V O U 

Ft AT ROCK M l C l t M f N ' - 

11411 Till GRAPH Wi n N HIVI»«li 

782-1408 469-2570 

O'DAY 22ft sailboat with 7 5 out 

board iiaaar marma heed Hues 

4 many extras pireed lo sea amcx 

N $4200 Deys 593 94 14 

SEA NYMPH 1968 16'1 Fi iteming 

machine 40 HP moio» Shoreiander 

trailer hen graph troamg motor 

roa holders sxcelieni condition 

$5250 459-2754 

SEA RAY 1964 Eipre 

with >rMe ineded $25 500 

* 76-9269 

SEA RA • 26h Weelender Late 

1979 fully loaded new Lorwv-c 

trailer $19 900 522 6 7M 

806 Vshicie* 

Boat Storage 

AAA STORAGE 

Boett Trailer* Trucks 

Outdoor we* Horned tecu 

Electricity evaAabM 5 acr 

812 Motorcycle* 

Mint-Bike* 

MOPED i960 Mack Moiooecene 

814 Cempers, TraMsn 

A Motorhomaa 

COACHMAN C"U8AOtR ttM J4 

t 2 door rear bUoow Mr ewrv 

rear nefh "T • laaei 

tides $21 M0 or beal ML 'MI 

PII aoiM t«T9 fr* uc camper 

fetli» -awig a*me kjmene ir» 

* I tO _ 

heel 4*4 4 IM 

c . 

816 Auto A Truck 

Parta A Bervtce 

A* ear* a i i I 11 

WCTTuOio » 

•OaCAT i m 1677 Hatdsbeca 

v-6 »or pens 437 66rt 

• 

816 Auto A Truck 

Parts A Service 

Monday. FaOruary 27, 1999 OAE (F.C,R.W.O-7C>*9C 

BUY GOVERNMENT Seued i SK>O»M 

TAMAROFF BUICK 

825 8ports A 

Imported Cars 

MONOA PR€LUOE 1964 

condition stereo sun root air. 

$6500 646-7203 

HOMOA PRCLUOCS 7 to coooee 


HONOA PRELUOE 

tpeed. 54.000 

tunroof. 

$6,700 

HONOA 1963 Chnc. 4 door. 5 

brown, new ore* brakes 6 

cloth interior $3 500 661-0152 

HONOA, 1963 CMC 2 door natch 

back. 5 tpeed. Hereo Greet MPG 

Only 82.495 

BILL COOK BUICK 

.471-0800 

HONOA 1964 Prelude 5 tpeed. 

blue, tunroof. aw aeen Muet tee 

$6 000 Eves 463-6129 

HONOA 1965 Accord DX 

Only 29.000 mMe* An. crulae. reer 

defrost *m;im stereo Terrt6c con- 

dttioni $8500 Oay* 540-5411 

HONOA 1966 Accord LX 5 tpeed. 

gold loaded non amok or $>0,500 

must sen M6i 549-1737 

HONOA 1966 Accord. 19,500 m6a* 

excellent condition, automatic 

while loaded $13,000 673-7282 

LONDON ROADSTER 1966 con- 

vertible brittah racmg green MGTD 

repkea. mmt 5400 maaa. moving 

must sea crest offer 641-6663 

MAZDA RX7 - 1967 Luxury. 16.000 

miles, red sunroof. $13,300 

420-2430 453-1190 

MAZDA RX7 1967. automatic. Mr 

stereo ceaaetle sunroof. 13,000 

mile* $12 BOO 338-2 148 

MAZDA 1964 GLC • Special of tha 

week Reduced from $2,450 to 1st 

$1,575 take* " 

TYME AUTO 455-5566 

MAZDA, 1968 323 SE 5 tpeed 

power steering, power brake* tter- 

ec cataette onfy 8,000 mMe* Bel- 

ter man new" 

Bill Cook Mazda 

471-0800 

MERCEDES 1975. 3000 4 door 

Automatic. Dieeel Cleenl Run* 

greet' $3,500 or best ofter 

Eves 455-6332 

MERCEDES 300SD 1963 84.000 

mile* Meit condition Silver.'blue 

leather CMI 858-7990. 

•fter 6 646-0625 

MERCEOtES BENZ 1966. 190E. au- 

lomatlc. blue Interior .''gray exterior 

$15 200 Oey*. 332-0001 

MERKUR 1986's XR4U Factory of- 

ficial cars Moonroof A leather low 

mile* 1 5 *peec i automatic Don I 

mia* these beauties 

Mines Park Lincoln-Mercury 

453-2424 ait 400 

Need 

5 

LATE MODEL 

CORVETTES 

1982-1987 

Contact Brian 

at 855-0014 

JACK CAULEY 

CHEVROLET 

NISSAN 1984 200SX turbo 5 

speed loaded new tirea braaa* ax 

hau*r $5400 After 5pm 397-2312 

NISSAN 1964 300 Z-X 2 plus 2. 5 

speed T top. Loaded 60.000 mile* 

$8.000.'best 875-6362 665-1*60 

NISSON 1966 Pulsar NX. excellent 

condition, am-fm stereo, sunroof 

low mae* $6500 397-9517 

PORSCHE 1980 928 reatored ex 

caftent condition crust tell 661-4128 

PORSCHE 1986 944. Kalahari 

Gold 24.000 maea stored winter* 

many option*, radar and alarm. 

$19 500 547-5366 

PORSCHE 1967. 924-S Black. Ml 

option*, apotteea Between 6am to 

8pm 259-8245 

HONOA !»!•«. «*a «0 

"TAMAROFF BUICK 

PORSCHE 1968 944, Guarda redI 

black leather many option* Auto 

11 OOOrm Mmt 825,500 557-4972 

SAAB 19*8 - BOOS 2 door. MK*. 

13.000 mMe*. mmt condition 

645-5187 

SCORPIO 1968 leather Interior 

computer package, new continental 

tire* Excellent condition $16,900 

645-2095 

SUBURU 1986 X-T loaded * wheel 

drive Exceaent condrtion $10,000/ 

beat ofter Must sen 355-0159 

TOYOTA TERCEL 1966. wagon 

32 OOOrm . 5 spaed Mr loaded Very 

cleen $5900 646-5157 

VOLVO 1966. GL. 4 door, sun roof, 

leather Every option 45,000 maaa. 

Beeulifui' $12,900 641-7621 

1965 HOKDA CIVIC Automatic Mr, 

16 000 mae* 


1987 ACCURA INTEGRA Automat- 

ic. sir loaded Only 23.000 maaa 

$9 988 


1968 SUZUKI SAMURAI 2 10 

choom 


852 Classic Cars 

ALLEN PARK SWAP MEET 

Sunday March 19. 6AM-3PM 

Chnc Arena. 15800 WMIe Si 1 

block from Southfield 4 A»en 

Road* Auto part*, al make* 4 

yeer* Vendor tables $10 00 

Phone 697-0396 

LEMANS 1987 Convertible 326 V- 

8 with air red very ortginM excel- 

lent condition $8095 682-6433 

Se*ng I960 s ooaacbon 1967 Nova 

II. SS, $6995 1968 Camaro. 327 V- 

8 Sport* Coupe $6595 I96S Cor- 

vette Convertible ormmM. $22,500 

1966 GTO Convertible $11,996 

1967 GTO Convertible $10,909 

Leave name 4 -rataspa 

854 American Motors 

ALLIANCE. 1903, DC 66 000 mflaa. 

an exceaent condMorv am-fm cee- 

aette $2100 John 532-2200 

ARRIVING SOON mowroom new 

1962 Concord DC 4 door Florida 

new car trade 10 600 pampered 1 

owner maaa Contact Derma 

J€FT BENSON CAR CO 562 7011 

CONCORD-1961 $1 000 or beM ot- 

ter Musi sea Caa Soon after 6pm 

454-0017 

RENAULT ENCORE 1906 ate new 

5 apeed low ait tar $3400'oMar 

56 Buick 

»RrvV«G SO< 

SOON 62 RagM 2 door 

34 400 care- 

JCFF BENSON CAR CO 

OLWCK PARK AVENUE 1906 On 

1906 10 le chooee Ca* for *el«ai 


CENTURY 1967 4 door Loededr 

$3 000 maaa 87S00 Caa 522-6117 

ELECTRA 1977. atr 

PARK AVENUE 1907 T-' 

neded lo 

226-3736 

PARK AVENUE 

tu 


471-0800 . 

'ffl aoaiMtaM 

RIVIERA, 1979 Loaded, 

battery braltf* 6 

oondMon $2300 427- 

RTVCRA t966 V6. two lone, atarm. 

s>p*6sni oondMon. 40,000 ia6aa 

$7960 666-62A2 

SKY HAWK 1966 T-Typa. atr, power 

steering automatic crulae. 24.000 

maaa. *ght savM . $6600 476-4161 

SKYHAWK 1908 5 apeed. 1.8 Mar. 

loaded iiiLilaiil con«*tion. 96.500 

Wayne 722-1337 

SOMERSET 1887, Ltd Fu6y load- 

ed factory aunroof 46.000 mOaa. 

$7,305 471-3165 

1967 BUICK 3AAM0 NATIONAL 

•0 .000 maee 4 more to chooee ca* 


1967 BUICK REGAL T-Type 2 lo 

chooee 3 8 EFi Turbo, oeded Cal 


87 CENTURY CUSTOM 4 door, air 

AM/FM stereo ON. power «x*s 

$5 888 

LOU LaRICHE 

CHEVY/SUBARU 

Plymouth Rd - Just West of 1-275 

453-4600 

858 CadiHec 

CADILLAC. 1965 Eldorado t owner 

ladies CM leelher and 42.504 

mMes It s black and it sparkle*. 

$10,900 

rimes Park uncotri Merciay 

453-2424 ax" 400 

COUPE 06 V1LLE 1965 Oar* gray, 

landau roof fu9y loaded, new Dra*. 

rr*n! condition. 1 owner. $8,300 

Oey* 536-0022 or Eve*. 464-6323 

ELDORADO i960 fua power 

tire* 6 battery elc 75.000 r 

$3 400 or best 397- 

ELDORAOO 1963 fu«y 

good condition $7,000 or 

477-4404 

FLEETWOOD 1988 Brougham 

Leather, low maaa. $16,900 

Hmes Psr« Lincoln- Meroun, 

453-2424 ex1 400 

SEOAN, 1967 A-1 condition, high 

mileage fghwa;. doth interior 4 

lop v ogue tires $13,900 453-6995 

SEVILLE. 1965 Low maea Vary 

race CM* 2 to Chooee from 

$1 1.900 

Hlne* F"ar» Lincoln-Mar curv 

453-2424 ext 400 

860 Chevrolet 

CAMARO. 2-28 1963 Gray 43.SOO 

mile* Good condrtion'' Loaded' 

$5,250 471-0038 

CAMARO 1963 Bemnetla. red. V- 

8. auto. air. t*t. stereo. T-tope. on* 

owner $3,700 RoOyn. Day* 

6*4-7563 Eve* 565-0172 

CAMARO 1964 - artv-i 

automatic overdrive, power brMiaa. 

power steering $*000 Caa before 

2 30pm 425-6236 

CAMARO 1964, Sport Package. V6. 

aw 6 MI a an alerm ruetprooled. 

light brown $4200 541-694 1 

CAMARO 1966 Iroc. black 

code alarm, no top* Must sea. beet 

Offer 464-2942 

CAPRICE CiessK - 1963 wegon 

Georgia ear. burgundy, fully 

CAPRICE 1975. 49 OOOrm OrtginM 

Run* geed Ooffy fair Many new 

parts Asking $850 522-3526 

CAPRICE. 1978 • Runa Jrt 

brake work $600 or beet oftar 

477-6681 

•OCm 

Mr. V8. much mora $2 468 

JACK CAULEY CHEVY 655-0014 

CAVALIER TYPE 10 - 1965, auto- 

matic. 17 000 ft* $4500 or beat of- 

fer After 6pm 726-3901 

CAVALIER Z24 1966 or eel 

tlon low matt, loeded. $7400 

CAVALIER 1984. 

AMFMcaasette After 3 474-5614 

CAVALIER 1965 Mr. frr tlltrte 

exceaent condition, must tea for 

$3 500 Afler 5PM 477-5546 

CAVALIER. 1965. Cl. 4 door, auto- 

matic, Mr, stereo. siKwoof. crmee 

exceptional -laan., tltaltr over- 

hauled engine, $2700 453-6478 

CAVALIER 1966 4 door, automat- 

ic. air. power steering oomm 

brake*, stereo 4 mor* Only $2,995 


471-0800 

CAVALIER - 1967 Z24 5 

exceaent. muel sa* Sacrifice 86600 

Afler Apm or weekend* 

CAVALIER 1966 Z24 Blue Iu9y 

10.000 mae*. 8 yr.,'100.000 

maewerranfy $9700 

Afler Apm 476-5049 

CELEBRITY 1965 Euroeport Excel- 

lent condition! $6,000 or beet 

421-2604 or 425-7194 

CELEBRITY 1965 CL 

atmone. 4 door sedan.. 35 mpg 

must go, 83 150 

"VMEAUTO 455-5566 

CELEBRITY 1986 Automanc 2 5 

seek 4 seen 

cleen 1 42.000 

851-1510 or 

new tlree. Very 

85.400 

r 5pm 540-8102 

CHE VEL LE 1966'n 2 door, 4 

39.000 mae* Air C-icaaeni oond- 

Mon $3 500 536-8739 

CHEVETTI 1960 

body Engine e 

dutch $350 or bee 

CMEVETTE '962 2 door. 4 

ruet proofed 

tlon $600/or 

CHEVETTE. 1964, 47,000 mOea, no 

ruet. rune good. $1,850 or beM Af- 

ter 4pm 961-3766 

CITATION 1965 V-6. 

air am-fm exceaent $3450 

After 8pm 453-0763 

CORSICA LT 1966. 

ticeasr 

$6 800 

KWSS 

856-2967 

CORSICA LT 1968 V«. auto. 

8000ml an opfiona. aKxnmaurn 

$10,000 737-4666 

CORSICA 1986 LT - 

red. low maaa. loaded L 

ecuOwa's CM 88800 

v-8. gemel 

Me near Ex- 

•86-8287 

COftSICA. 1886 v-6 1 r«**rl omv- 

dMon Mr ranafti. S need, 10.800 

mae* "ear lefog $7900 888-4728 

COfWICA. 1968 17,000 

meoc ak $7 685 

iACK CAULEY CHCW •S5-0014 

IMPALA '972 2 door, 

Hon am AW *0 0 0 0 M 

are* 4 brakes 8475 

jood oon4>a. 

aiceaerit cond^ 

722-3537 

FAIRMONT 1960 - 4 ciander. 4 

$600 IVm 477-5537 

FESTfVA. 1968. 2 door 

SUM apm. 533-9107 

FIESTA. 1979 Good condition. 

$500 aa I* After 8pm 456-6044 

FORO LTD-1978, 4 door, good 

eM ofter Diane 

722-6367 

GRANADA 1961 - 4 door am-fm 

power ateertng 4 brakes .endows. 

Mr. 8 cy6ndM. $995 After 5pm 

GRAN TORINO 1974 

power neM «'ig. radio air. 66.000 

mSM. nwm good 8*50 

Maarlng 4 brake*, no ruM 

Troy after Spm 869-0547 

LET US SELL YOUR CAR 

On Consignment 

tier* wMtlng for a* Ford 

Ford mod- 

al* Why take wea lor yc*x car when 

•a can get you reta* 

Liceneed bonded deeMr 


LTD 1983 Good mndiuuti. good 

tranaponat Ion $3000 861-1106 

LTD 1886 Coimtry Squire Wagon 

Loaoeo Ej leAervi condi or 

Lets tea' 937-1091 

MAAOUtS 1979 302 OO Station 

wagon. < w rr as age $1950 Ca* 

enenmga. 420-3244 

666 Ford 

Meermg/brake* 

87JOO 

MUSTANG 1666. 

Hon. C 

$6 >00 562-1237 

MUSTANG 1979 automatic pose 

ataersig 4 brake* 35 mpg moon 

root air triple burgimdy Cheep! 


MUSTANG 1979 

Bon LWU* ruM AM-FM 

MUSTANG 1967 GT 10.000 maaa 

Laie new $10 695 

North Brothers Ford 421-1376 

PINTO 1977 

lou of new pert* •as?c 

TAURUS 1986 GL good condMon. 

$6600 Ca* anar 

PROBE 1989 LX 

Candy appw red tuBy optioned 

2 500 maee $12 ,900 

Private 350-2272 

TAURUS L 1968 Automatic Bar 

eo caaaeft* cruise power lock* Ex- 

: taint condition $6400 5611551 

TAURUS 1966 GL. 30.000 m6e*. 4 

cylinder air extended warranty 

$6,000 Oey 526-5521 eve 647-2629 

TAURUS. 1966 WAGON 

condition, crmee computer door 

locks Ajr sterec. -aaaine rust- 

proofed $9600 or beet 981-1188 

TAURUS 1987 GL Loeded Mac* 

aeen. excM**nt condition, asking 

$8 900 425-1802 

TAURUS 1968 GL « door Stock 

= 8 111A Automatic Mr etc $9,969 

TotM price mckjdsig sale* lax. li- 

cense transfer 4 feet cry power tram 

-erranty. 8 yeer 60.000 maee $989 

Dtken $ 179 93 lor 60 month* 11 5 

APR ranaM with approved credit 

5 other* at enMr savings 

Hmee Park Lmcom-Merary 

453-2424 ext 400 


672 

CONTefENTAL 1866. Vatandno Sa- 

ne* Blec* 4 chempegrw 26.000 

maee muM seM $12.5015 

After 8pm 525-26*3 

CONTINENTAL 1863 navy Okas. 

80.000 man *y^|pod 

CONTINENTAL 7865 l l6l I 

aawn. loaded. 87.900 or beat i 

CONTINENT AL 1866. 

leurieai maee onarMi oener 

ce6enf $6995 45B-12S6 656- 

674 

COUMH. mm. W LMM ip» 

COUGAR. 1864 

. AIM. 8pM. 

4 6 *j|f7n 

MB-1887. XR7 Fiay loedad e 

$11,000 or 6eM oNer i — W 

edi r Iimntl IM aray lata ' 

dark grey mterter 26.000 leaee 

MARK VU LSC 1885 31.000 mOak. 

mini cxiniBaun mu« see. 811.500 or 

beei ofter After 5pm. 478-2819 

LM7 1862 dakMM tmo lone iit*. 

moor roof 57,000 ecSuM maaa, 36 

mp^ reduced troei $1 775 l| ^M 

TYME AUTO 

MARK V-1978 

mmor rusl $995 or beM crfler 

425-9316 

TOWN CAR 1965 

•ow maes $9 ,696 

FOX HILLS 

TOWNE CAR 1966 C caa.nl con- 

dition Loeded Derk grey 21.000 

mae*. AMung $17,500 642-9071 

874 

BOBCAT - 1960 LOOK* good - ex- 

ceaent transportation $600 

CAPRI 1981 - BO hetchbeck. grey 

bieck doth new dutch, runs good 

$1295 459-3434 455-1265 

CAPRI 1963 RS - Ganger let. lurbo 

mg 4 Crake* Tym* doe* It agMi 1 

Priced well below bieck 

book $2,765 Why pey more? 

TYME AUTO 

CAPFts 1965 

tlon an new 

or best 

good con^- 

ne ru« 84.500 

421-6205 

T-BIRD 1960 wMideu V8 All power 

all extras 73.500 mMes Mmt! 

$1,700 644-6966 

I COLONY PARK 86 1 

wegon Leather $8,995 

Hmes Park Lincoln Mercu-y 

453-2424 ext 400 

T-»RD 1964 

condition inaKM 4 out moet op- 

tion*. sorvoof 84600 477-2034 

COUGAR LS 1966 42.000 m*aa. 

auper loaded, ca* after 6pm 

349-7054 

T-81RC 1964 V-8. automatic as 

atareo c aatafia dark blus 

$450C 425-9617 

TBiRO - T965 Elan V8. loeded, 

23.500 ma** perted condition wer 

ramy. 86500 425-9678 

T-BIFtO 1966. Turbo loadee low 

gray. $7 500 

eve* 482-3967 

T-BIRO. 1987 - Turbo Loeded 

Power sunroof Cleen $11,500 

After 8 pm 540-3943 

COUGAR-1978 4 door good trar»- 

portatior. Best crfler Diane 

722-6367 

COUGAR 1961 - 61.000 actuM 

mae* tvory with crushed VWKXJT inte- 

rior 3 •*» sfxaMi 1 stolen Re- 

duced from $2 450 lo IM $2,229 

take* 


LYNX RS 1881. S apeed. 

oma sunroof 1 owner [IL^MT 

$2800 AiMr 8pm 474-7808 

LYNX 1883 Exes 

door MT 32 MPG 70.000 Mary 

82.000 AJtsr Sprt 

MERKUR 1966 XR4TI Red oaO 

£171 

MONARCH 1978, new from 8 reer 

greet transportation goad 

Mds 4 out 8500 344-40S6 

SABLE 1967 LS M M MBi (My 

46.000 mass $6500 w.ata^s-ff- 

ler 4. 387-2SS8 

675 

86 NISSAN KMG CAB box cover 

Sherp $5,757 

LOU LaRICHE 

CHEVY/SUBARU 

Plymouth Rd - Just West of 1-275 

453-4600 

TEMPO 1964 4 door automatic 

ExcafMnt condMon 

• 522-6059 

fcaht bma Mr 

$3100 Low mp 

TEMPO 1966 FWD, MMomttc Mr 

new brake* 4 ttras Askmg 83.500 

549-3648 

tempo 1965 GL. 73.300 mae*. ax- 

oaBant condition 5 weed, new 

brakes $2800 2*4-6775 

TEMPO 1987 GL sport. 5 

power Hearing/brakee Premium 

Sound, ruetprooled $6600669 1369 

TEMPO. 1966. GLS Sport 5 speed, 

cast wheel* ak, crumm tm. sm-fm 

i: aaaatln, power lock* 9,000 maaa 

$8250 After 5pm 476-9137 

MUSTANG GT 1967 . 9,700 m*ea. 

aeilai stored anmsorfela condi- 

tion. $11,000 464-0371 

87 MUSTANG stereo, or/1 

crease poeMr lock* Priced to aa* 

85.757 

LOU LaRICHE 

CHEVY/SUBARU 

Plymouth Rd JuM West of 1-275 

453-4600 

3 . 

1 ALL STAR 

I JSED CARS! 

1667 CHARGER 

22.000 iiln ak. power steering 

4 drakes. Bks new 

10C*(P.C.R,W.Q-8C) 

175 Wissan 

MAXIMA SE IMS 3 me. V4 5 

•peed owe* gr*> aoth. moonroot. 

«>S00 * W 

OAE Monday. February 27, 1989 

875 Oldsmobiie 

CUTLASS 1978 

good 

«• >«pl WW 

»1«0 or M l 

431-1910 

USED CAR SAVINGS 

FORO MOTOU B-PIAW CUSTOMERS WELCOME 

•87 F-250 

V-8, power steering & 

brakes, stereo, cassette, 

jduraliner. sliding rear window 

'9688 

'88 TEMPO GLS 

Automatic, air. stereo, 

cassette, cruise & tilt, low 

miles, nice car. 

•7995 

•87 F-150 

SUPER CAB 

Stereo, cassette, sliding 

rear window & bed, mat 

'8995 

t8 CROWN VICTORIA 

4 door, luxury trim, lull 

power, stereo, cassette, 

cruise & tilt, coach roof, 

air. rear defrost 

Klc#, Micm Car 

6 month b.000 mi •• iimileo warrant f 

Now olli-i ng low. j.F-d car inter* 1 r.iles' 

on 

$ 1 400 or offer 525-9542 

PONTIAC 6000 LE '945-4 door 

loaded excellent condition. 43.000 

mMe*. $5200 471-0394 

PONTIAC 6000 LE 1946 loaded, excettenl 

condllion $4700 340-2544 

PONTIAC 8000 SE - 1M7 Black 

•mmaculale $8.400 344-4IM 

476-7744 

PONTIAC 8000 1945. a.caUent condition, 

automatic an. 94.000 miles 

$2400 425-4333 

SUNBIRD 1940 3 door 45,000 

miles, 4 cyander automatic very 

deoendaGie Run* good lots o< new 

pari* $1200 Deal 326-5493 

SUNBIRD 1944 Hatcftbac*. 40,000 

miles, power steering, power 

Drakea, av. am-fm sterec 1 8 litre 

0«C angine. original owner, alurmnum 

wneers $3l50 478-4754 

SUNBIRD 1M5. turbo, loaded. Connecticut 

car. no salt stale. $5000 

647-9427 

"RANS AM 1986 T-toe power , air 

•ow mooo. om/'lm stereo. UH Cle«i1' 

Warranted $9,990 642-2844 

T1000 '981 riatcfiOeck FM stereo, 

low miles, ver, dean. $1,095 

ROB S GARAGE. 26100 W 7 Mile. 

Redlord 534-8547 

48 GRAND PRiX LX Mora tfian loeded' 

$11,995 

North Br ol tier* Ford 421-1376 

882 Toyota 

CAMRY IMS LE 4 door sxcetteni 

condition, air. cruise, Dower steer, 

ing power brakes automatic, 

$4500 'best 640-0455 

CELiCA GTS 1975 5 speed. Mr. 

good condrtion. $700 

477-1844 

CELICA. 1986 GT LOW mileage aw. 

am-fm casaotla. 5 speed. exceMeni 

$4300 625-6277 Or 442-2281 

COROLLA 1M5 LE. 4 door. aw. automatic 

axceMent condition. 35.000 

miles $5 300 626-4620 

SUPRA-IM? dart red. great condition. 

36 .OOC- miles auto air amfm 

slereo $14 300 541-7664 

TERCEL 1948 Deluxe Sport* Coupe, 

maroon 17 000 miles, cruise, tape 

•» 5 speed Mini 334-7641 

TERCEL-1948 2 door natcnback. 4 

speed radio clean 7.500 milea. 

$« 000 642-2052 

TOVOTA TERCEL 1986 wagon, 

32. OOOmi 5 speed aw loaded Very 

deer $5900 646-5157 

884 VoMcswagan 

GTI RABBr 1943 black am-lm. 

sunrool good condition sxceUent 

interior price negotiable 540-5955 

884 Volkswagen 

GTI. 1966 Mac*, sunroof, oowei 

steering. 29.000 irOas. am-lm cassette. 

$4100 346-5736 

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J€TTA 1964 am/tm stereo caesette. 

cruaia 5 apeed 43.000 maea 

Muei «ea D> Uercn 6V> 424-2336 


RASBIT IMI Automanc. Mlc new. 

$2 «M 

Livonia CJwyeSer-PVnomf 525-7404 

884 Volteawsgen 

• l llilM wWte axe as i n corvkn. 

$5400 or Mai ottm 474- 12*2 

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Inside 

An open 'Book' 

Book of Love is one book you won't find oo a library shelf The fourmember 

rock group out of New York appears to be bucking tbe banality 

of dance floor music with its own brand of thoughtful songs. Street Beats 

introduces you to the group on Page 3D 

{Eljr re than 1,000 rooms that 

facilities won't rent to college students,) 

April Is a beautiful month in south Texas 

Padre Island Is one of the long, narrow 

barrier Islands that line tha Gulf Coast from 

the Mexican border all the way aroa 

curve to Florida. North Padre Islaad, 

includes the Padre Island National 

has its "gateway" at Corpns Chrtsti. The closest 

dty to Sooth Padre Is Brownsville, right 

oe the Texaa/Maxteaa border 

Padre Island la sopor atad from tha mainby 

a strip of water called tha I »gi« 

Madre - local people call tt "the hay." Sctentists 

My that harrtar islands are always 

shifting, so this one win eventually become 

part o< the mainland, but for the moaasat It la 

I by a long casseway 

the names of the original seven astronauts 

His impressive personal library 

has more than 200 autographed 

books, many from historic 

aviation figures. 

He had his pilot's license at age 20. 

The film interest came later, but 

Handleman thinks he prepared for it 

all his Life. 

"When someone is interested in a 

film career and asks me what to do, 

I tell them to accumulate a diverse 

life," he said. "That's been my life 

experience. I'm sensitive for what 

would be a good topic. 

"I've never gotten a bad review 

from a critic. The worst is lukewarm. 

I think that's due to my selection 

of subject." 

ONE OF HIS topics is the Holocaust. 

a subject he fears is trivialized 

by commercial television specials 

that capitalize on the public's 

"macabre interest in the horror In 

the middle of their sex and violence, 

they will put on a Holocaust story 

"There's more than just the violence 

and the ugliness. " 

Handleman hopes to better cover 

the topic in "Remembering the Holocaust" 

which will start airing oo 

PBS stations in April. He's not sure 

when and if it will be telecast locally 

"I haven't had much luck with 

Channel 56." be said. 

turn to 

JEAN IANNEN 

Handleman said that even though 

his films are distributed nationally 

through the Central Educational 

Network, he can't get his foot in the 

door at the Detroit's PBS outlet. 

"I won't be bitter," he said. "If I 

allow myself to be bitter, then those 

clowns will have succeeded. If they 

open their door, I'll welcome it" 

He will not, he said, become one 

those people who "fritters away 

their lives consumed in their embitteredness." 

Perhaps that explains why Handleman 

still makes his home in Birmingham, 

even though be feels he 

was cruelly taunted by prejudiced 

classmates when be went to high 

school there as ooe of the school's 

few Jewish students. 

"I like to look at the times in my 

life that haven't been happy and 

think they have made me a stronger 

person," he said. 

Today, be described himself as 

"ooe of the world's luckiest people" 

He has his health, and be has plenty 

of time to pursue his passions including 

airplanes, reading and filmmaking 

HE ALSO has time to contribute 

back to the community. Among 

many civic involvements is his 

membership on tbe board of trustees 

of tbe Friends of the Detroit Library. 

He co-chaired its recent successful 

millage drive. 

as

MOVING PICTURES 

'The Chocolate 'War': It's a film worth seeing 1 

Among tbe new films this week 

are two that don't bold enough 

promise to merit screenings. 

"The Terror Within" stars George 

Kennedy and a bunch of scientists in 

a secret lab under the Mojave Desert 

striving to save the world from a 

deadly plague. Such diseases seem to 

attrack screenwriters first 

Surprisingly, Donna Dixon is in a 

PG vehicle, "Lacky Stiff" that hasn't 

gotten much advance notice. Per- 

haps the story line is tbe problem as 

she meets a 300-pound man and 

takes him borne to meet her canni- 

balistic family. V 

"The Chocolate War" (R, B + , 105 

miostes) — It's a war about 20,000 

boxes of chocolate. Sound funny? It's 

not It's about man's infinite ability 

for cruelty to others. 

Young teenage boys in a Washing- 

ton state Catholic high school must 

sell 20,000 boxes of chocolate under 

pressure from Brother Leon (John 

Glover) for the profit and glory of 

Trinity High. There's also pressure 

from a school gang called "The Vig- 

il" who, as most bullies do, crave 

personal power. 

Jerry (Ilan Mitchell-Smith) and his 

friend, "The Goober" (Corey Gunnes- 

tad) are innocent pawns in these cru- 

el games. 

Tbe Vigil's leader Archie's (Wally 

Ward) idea of pranks are not the usu- 

al silly things boys do, they are cruel 

mind games. Archie likes to see peo- 

ple squirm and sweat, but plays one 

trick too many and the boys get 

even. Sadly, getting even makes 

them as cruel as Archie. 

Beautiful photography, excellent 

acting and a thought-provoking story 

make "The Chocolate War" worth 

your viewing, but you 11 never look 

quite the same at the young man at 

the movies 

Dan 

Green berg 

Grading the movies 

A + Top marks - sure to please 

A Close behind • excellent 

A- Still In running for top honors 

B+ Pretty good stuff, not perfect 

B Good 

B- Good Put notable deficiencies 

C + Just a cut above average 

C Mecfocrs 

C- Not so hot and slipping fast 

D+ The very best of the poo-- stuff 

D Poor 

D- It doesn't get much worse 

F Truly awful 

Z Reserved for the colossaily bad 

No advanced screening 

Brother Leon (John Glover) is the impassioned organizer of St. Trinity's annual chocolate sale 

in MCEG's "The Chocolate War." 

the door trying to sell you a box of 

chocolates. Reviewed by Kathy 

Guyor. 

If you've never seen "Gone With 

The Wind," Turner Entertainment's 

finely restored print offers an oppor- 

tunity to enjoy this MGM classic at 

area theaters. 

Even if you have, here's a chance 

to see the unparalleled splendor of 

Technicolor, just like it was in the 

good old days. 

In honor of the film's 50th anni- 

versary, Turner restored it to mint 

condition for a special national the- 

atrical tour. 

STILL PLAYING: 

"The Accidentia! Tourist" (C + ) 

(PG) 120 minutes 

Slow-paced family melodrama. 

"Beaches" (A + ) (PG-13) 120 min- 

utes. 

Bette Midler and Barbara Her- 

shey in fine show of friendship. 

"BUI & Ted's Excellent Adven- 

ture" (B-) (PG-13) 

George Carliln gives the boys the 

VIDEO VIEWING 

By Dan Qraanbarg 

staff writer 

Less than 20 years after Vietnam, 

the country is ready to cleanse the 

wound with movies of every sort. 

Someone even has written a book 

about Vietnam War movies. 

Why then is there no similar cine- 

matic interest in the Hollywood 10 (a 

group of movie writers and directors 

who refused to answer the questions 

of the House Un-American Activities 

Committee), the blacklist and the 

McCarthy era? 

Streisand and Redford's "Tbe Way 

We Were," Woody Allen's "The 

Front" and a documentary narrated 

by John Huston. "Hollywood on Tri- 

al," pretty much sums up what Hol- 

lywood has had to say about its bad 

old days under fire in the late '40s 

and early '50s. 

Walter Bernstein, who scripted 

"The Front's" comic approach to 

those trying times when brother 

turned against brother, has attempt- 

ed — much less successfully — to 

treat the anti-communist hysteria of 

40 years ago in a serious, suspense- 

ful film. 

Last year's "The House of Carroll 

Street" (PG, B-, 101 minutes) is po- 

litically interesting and suspenseful 

but surprisingly enough got very lit- 

tle theatrical distribution when it 

was released. In fact it was never 

exhibited in this market Perhaps its 

availability on videocassette now 

will spark some interest in this 

touchy subject. 

PICTURE A smoky Senate com- 

mittee room in the summer of 1951 

just after the U.S. Supreme Court up- 

held contempt of Congress citations 

against the Hollywood 10. 

Emily Crane (Kelly McGillis), a 

picture editor at Life magazine, re- 

fuses to give membership lists to the 

Senate Committee. She is cited for 

contempt and Life magazine fires 

her. 

To indicate just how sensitive the 

subject remains, the film carries a 

lengthy disclaimer of any intent to 

suggest that Life magazine, in reali- 

ty, might have dismissed an employ- 

ee for his or her political beliefs. 

This Senate committee's chief 

counsel is a particularly unpleasant 

character, Ray Salwen (Mandy Pa- 

tinkin). The film is never quite clear 

whom he's supposed to represent his- 

torically. but he certainly is made up 

to look like Sen. Joseph McCarthy 

while he acts like Roy Cohn. He sym- 

bolizes the extreme rightist, irra- 

tional paranoia that discovers com- 

munist threats under every bed. 

Well. Crane is out of work, but 

finds employment reading for the 

elderly Miss Venable (Jessica Tandy) 

and is surprised one day to see 

Salwen talking to strange folks in the 

house across the back garden. Just a 

bit too convenient. 

HER CURIOSITY entangles her in 

Salwen's intrigues and, of course, in 

a minor romance with FBI agent 

Mike Cochoran (Jeff Daniels). 

Salwen, it turns out, is so rabidly 

anti-communist that he is smuggling 

Nazi war (Criminals into the United 

States simply because they are anti- 

communists. One of the film's prob- 

lems is that the reasoning behind 

such activity is never explained in a 

cogent way. 

And it should be, because there is 

a very important lesson here: Taking 

thine enemy's enemy to your bosom 

isn't always a wise act. Of course, 

few in 1951 knew that such goings-on 

were going on. 

WELL, THE complications — 

suspenseful, romantic and routine — 

are pretty fair, but the film's repre- 

sentation of 1951 political realities is 

pretty farfetched. "The House on 

Carroll Street" suffers from trying 

too hard to resurrect those who suf- 

fered so much from blacklisting. The 

resurrection just doesn't work politi- 

cally. 

On the bright side, there's ro- 

mance, suspense and some snappy 

repartee — particularly from Dan- 

iels and his partner-agent friend. 

The costuming has a nice nostalgic 

quality, as do the collection of old 

cars. You'll never see a Toyota in 

this film. 

All this decor provides a credible 

veneer of a time long ago when New 

York's streets were relatively safe 

and committee rooms weren't. 

While "The House on Carroll 

Street" is pretty decent entertain- 

ment. it lacks enough political savvy- 

to make it an important film. 

ALTERNATIVE VIEWING 

Ophuls deserves Oscar for 'Hotel' 

By Anna Sharp 


It's said that poor Marcel Ophuls 

never wanted to be a documentary 

maker. He would much rather have 

followed in tbe footsteps of his fa- 

ther, Max, and made light Holly- 

wood-style entertainments. 

But the overwhelming success of 

his epic non-fiction chronicle of 

Nazi-occupied France, "The Sorrow 

him to continue in tbe same vein. 

If "Hotel Terminur The Life and 

Times o# Klaus Barbie" serves to 

seal Ophul's reputation as tbe guy 

who makes four-hour Alms about tbe 

Holocaast it alao offers a glimmer 

of what might have been had Us ca- 

reer at a director taken a mare friv- 

olous turn. Ophuls Is a first-rate 

cinema journalist; he's also a great 

storyteller. 

The tale of former Gestapo chief- 

tain Klaus Barbie, the "Butcher of 

Lyon," is a strange, outrageous, 

chilling ooe. Ophuls documents his 

case with great sensitivity and an 

unerring eye for the truth. 

He also tactfully, skillfully 

transforms it into a rousing adven- 

ture tale. You marvel that all its 

multitude of characters, all its plot 

details, could be contained in a mere 

4 ^-hour film 

BARBIE WAS a violent psycho- 

path who did his part for Hitler's 

war effort by conducting an elabo- 

rate torture chamber for resistance 

leaders and other enemies of the 

Third Reich oat of his headquarters 

at the Hotel Terminus in Lyon, 

France. 

After the war, he was clever 

enough to pass himself off to Ameri- 

can intelligence agents as a valuable 

anti-communist contact and so was 

smuggled safely to South America 

There he lent his talents to various 

dictatorships, advising them on the 

maiming and brutalizing of political 

prisoners, and aiding in the interna- 

tional arms and drug-smuggling 

trades 

Persistent Nazi hunters finally 

tracked him down and extradited 

him to France, where he was tried 

and convicted of crimes against hu- 

manity 

Through interviews with Barbie s 

victims as well as his relatives, com- 

rades and sworn enemies, Ophuls re- 

creates the progress of a very sick, 

dangerous man who was allowed to 

inflict untold damage on thousands 

of people, simply because it was use- 

ful for various politicians, govern- 

ment agents and other criminals for 

him to do so 

It's perilously easy in a film like 

this for the villain to become the 

hero, to acquire an aura of outlaw 

glamor Ophuls wisely never allows 

the audience to identify with Barbie- 

He remains a faceless entity, seen 

only in rare glimpses. It's the people 

whose lives he affected that Uke 

center stage. 

ALTHOUGH IT'S a serious story, 

the great tradition of Jewish "gal- 

lows humor" is amply represented 

here Ophuls maintains a running 

joke about tLe perverse pleasures of 

interviewing ex-Nazis and their fam- 

ilies 

He delights in popping in on them 

unexpectedly, recording their inane, 

evasive reactions to his questions 

"Whatever happened to human 

rights''", grumbles ooe as Ophuls 

gleefully pounces after him with his 

microphone and camera 

"Hotel Terminus" richly deserves 

its Oscar nomination for best docu- 

mentary I'm rooting for Ophuls 

He's a scholar, a gentleman and a 

great entertainer 

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STREET BEATS 

Book overcomes techno label INCONCERT 

By Larry O'Connor 

staff writer 

Want well-written, clever lines 0 

Go to the library The dance floor is 

usually the Last place to go 

Until now that is. 

Book of Love, a four-member 

group out of New York, appears to 

bucking the sameness of today's 

dance floor music with its own brand 

of thoughtful songs How many- 

dance bands today include liner 

notes' 

Well, Book of Loves does And for 

good reason 

"I think they're witty in a way that 

few people tend not to notice," said 

lead singer Susan Ottaviano, who 

shares the songwriting duties with 

Ted Ottaviano (they are not related) 

Witty, perhaps, but synthesizer for 

synthesizer. Book of Love certainly 

matches any of their European con- 

temporaries For one, they're multi- 

dimensional whereas many dance 

bands are repetitive 

Along with better-than-average 

lyrics, Book of Love features the se- 

ductive vocals of Susan Ottaviano 

On many of the songs featured on 

"Lullaby," the group's latest release 

on Sire. Susan Ottaviano breathes 

life into each note Tiffany and Deb- 

bie Gibson could hold tier micro- 

phone cord 

ALSO, MONTHS of touring has 

Book of Love's stage show function- 

ing at its best The band has ditched 

tape sequences, preferring to do ev- 

erything live 

In club circles of New York and 

beyond. Book of Love has earned its 

fair share of kudos for providing a 

hypnotic beat 

Book of Love formed from the re- 

mains of Head Cheese, a group that 

came together at the Philadelphia 

College of Art Ted Ottaviano and 

Susan Ottaviano (again, they are not 

related) performed in the band 

Book of Love signed a deal with 

Sire and hits such as "'Boy'' and You 

Make Me Feel So Good" led to tours 

with Depeche Mode 

Book of Love, formed from the remains of Head 

Cheese, a group that came together at the 

Philadelphia College of Art, has earned its fair 

share of kudos for providing a hypnotic beat. 

This time out on "Lullaby," a fol- 

lowup to their self-titled debut LP, 

Book of Love was teamed up with 

producer Flood (L'2 and Erasure). 

Flood was instrumental in bringing 

out the creative side of the group 

while keeping the rhythms quite 

danceable 

Nonetheless. Book of Love faces 

the problem of being segregated in 

the techno-dance category, known 

more for its fickleness than creativi- 

ty 

"We didn't start out to be a syn- 

thesizer band, Susan Ottaviano said 

We happened to meet and more of 

us played keyboards and none of us 

played guitars We were looking for 

a guitar player at first 

"So we get lumped into the catego- 

ry I'd rather be considered an alter- 

native band than a throwaway dance 

band " 

THAT PRESENTS problems as 

well Although their music is highly- 

regarded for originality, radio play 

has been tough to come by 

The story is a familiar one: Too 

commercial for alternative radio 

and too alternative for commercial 

radio "Which makes you angry." she 

said 

Too bad "Lullaby" features some 

rather interesting cuts, including a 

cover of Mike Oldfield's Tubular 

Bells" that was used in the film "The 

Exorcist " Book of Love made the 

somewhat eerie tune compatible for 

the dance floor 

Another number of interest is 

"Pretty Boys and Fêtty Girls," 

which deals with love and the fear of 

AIDS 

"We did it in sort of a positive 

way." she said It's an issue we feel 

strongly about Living in New York, 

the issue is something that has 

touched us We wanted to do some 

thing to show we care " 

The song brings awareness to a 

problem, but also flies in the face of 

what has become rather desensitized 

music Ottaviano agrees 

I think I've had it with house and 

the rest of the throwaway stuff," she 

said "Maybe there's one or two 

songs I might like But for the most 

part. I don't like what I'm hearing " 

Book of Loi'e uill perform on 

Friday. March 3, at Saint An- 

drews Hall 430 E Congress. De- 

troit For information, call 961- 

MELT 

Romance 'tunes in' on success 

By Larry O'Connor 

staff writer 

Romance A musical tango in the 

night, a lyrical liaison of extraordi- 

nary proportion 0 

Maybe 

But that's kind of tough to show- 

case when you're constantly asked to 

play "Wild Thing " Romance is a 

five-member band whose problem is 

not uncommon with Top 40 bands 

They have to play other people's mu- 

sic at the expense of their own. 

"We know what we don't like," 

said Kevin Holevar, who is a guitar 

player and one of the many singers 

in the multi-talented band "We have 

to play it every night." 

Of course, the obvious solution 

would be to front an all-original 

band. Then again, most people also 

Romance 

forges ahead 

with pop rock 

sensibilities, 

garnished with 

a few tunes of 

their own. 

REVIEWS 

like to eat 

So Romance forges ahead with 

pop rock sensibilities garnished, with 

a few tunes of their own "We sneak 

them in when we can," said Gino 

Minchella. keyboard player and sing- 

er 

For more than six years, Romance 

has been quite successful as a Top 40 

entity. That time has allowed them 

to hone their craft to a fine art. pick- 

ing their spots carefully to insert 

their material 

On the surface, survival as a 

nightclub act for six years is as- 

tounding Then talking to the rather 

articulate members of the band, it's 

obvious why that's no fluke. 

"I THINK a lot of it has to do with 

tbe way we laid out our goals," 

Holevar said "When we started the 

group, we didn't learn a bunch of 

songs and just go out and start play- 

ing 

"We sat down and said. These are 

the things we want to achieve and 

this is the way we have to do it,' 

We've stuck to the plan as much as 

we could." 

The focus for Romance is develop- 

ing more of their own material, 

which already shows considerable 

promise The band has the luxury of 

having its own studio 

Already, the group has cut some 

tracks that will be featured on an up- 

coming compact disc, "Metro Mas- 

ters." along with RH Factor, Teen 

Angels and Flash At this point, tbe 

band knows what it wants to achieve 

in terms of song wnUng 

"We want to make music with 

guts to it." Minchella said 

THE ENGAGEMENT was a 

month-long one at this club, a testa- 

ment to Romance's drawing power 

The real challenge of playing the 

same club every night is staying 

fresh 

"Sometimes you can feel yourself 

getting into a rut," said Steve Per- 

kins. "When we find ourselves doing 

that we pull out of it quick by doing 

something different" 

Romance believes it has the dif- 

ference to make it big 

" There's a tremendous void in mu- 

sic right now." Holevar said 

There's this homogenized style 

There s this tremendous remake 

market where everyone is remaking 

hits from the past 

"One day, someone is going to 

waltz into that void It would be real 

nice if it was us " 

For information on Romance, 

call 528-1550 

• TAMJCMT IMAOC 

Tanjeol Image will perform on Moo 

day Feb 27. at Blind Pig, 109 S. Fim. 

Ann Arbor For inform* Uen. call 

8555 

• MARS NEEDS WOMEN 

Mars Needs Women will perform oo 

Monday Feb 27. at the Rick a Cafe, 611 

Church. Ann Arbor For information, call 

W6Z747 

• AJtOOSY 

Argosy will perform oo Mooday and 

Tuesday, Feb 27-28. at U»e Studi

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STREET SENSE 

Wanted: A 'status free' woman 

Dear Barbara. 

1 saw yoor column la tbe Ecceetric 

ud was Impressed by its frankness 

and straight-forward approach 

My question baa to do witb dating. 

I'm a 28-year-old writer and grad 

student. 

I'm a former "sews bound" wbo is 

working toward a career in pablic 

relations. I'm working for a friend 

and Interviewing when I can. Tbe 

women I seem to be meeting (20s) 

are very career oriented and expect 

me to be making a lot of money 

right now. Shouldn't it be enough 

that I'm a good person, care about 

others and am working toward a 

goal? Why Is "financial states," such 

a factor in dating these days? I'm a 

sensitive gay, kind of a Richard 

Dreyfuss type. 

Also, where are the best places to 

try and meet women? I've tried ads 

in tbe local papers over the last few 

years and while that's somewhat 

successful, it's such a "shotgun" approach. 

I just have trouble finding ways to 

meet women. I cannot be tbe only 

one wbo has this problem, can I? 

I realiie that I have accidentally 

given you two separate questions to 

answer. Do what you think best, but 

it would probably be wisest to answer 

the question you feel will benefit 

the largest number of people. 

I've never done this before and I 

thank you for you sensitivity. 

Tom 

Dear Tom, 

You show how bright and sensitive 

you are by knowing that you have 

written too many questions for me to 

answer completely in a column of 

this size. A chapter could be written 

to answer adequately the question 

you ask 

In your letter, you bemoan the 

way things are, i.e., women more interested 

In money than in character, 

and seem to wish that reality were 

different That attitude is counterproductive 

One can t solve problems 

by wanting to change the reality of 

the givens. Problems are solved by 

using creative thinking to find solutions 

based on the way things are. If 

you address problems, whether in 

dating or other areas in this manner, 

you have a much better chance of 

success 

The return address on your letter 

was one of the wealthier suburbs 

Could part of your difficulty in finding 

women with values more like 

yours be that you're looking in the 

-teland fun attracts spring 'breakers' 


A FLORIDA friend tells me that 

South Padre looks the way Florida's 

Sanibel Island once looked There 

are still empty spaces and two-story 

wooden homes between the high 

rises The main big hotels are the 

Sheraton, Holiday Inn and Hilton, all 

gathered near the island end of the 

causeway 

What may be of more interest to 

you are the many hotels that offer 

efficiency rooms and the many condominium 

complexes. To rent a condo, 

you can call Condo Ren ta Is of 

Padre Island toll-free at (800) 53- 

PADRE Some, like the Bahia Mar. 

don t take spring breakers unless accompanied 

by somebody over 21 

years of age. 

Most will take you during spring 

break or any other time, although 

spring breakers are often asked for a 

hefty deposit against possible damage. 

There are 5,400 condos on South 

Padre. 60 percent of them available 

for rent. Book ahead for any major 

national holiday. Slow time is after 

Easter and before school gets out in 

mid-June (Or between Labor Day 

and Christmas.) 

The bay side is quieter and less expensive 

than the ocean side, because 

there isn't much beach there 

The major island development 

took place between 1978 and 1982. 

but it peaked in 1981. mostly because 

of the dramatic devaluation of 

the Mexican peso Many condos in 

south Texas are owned by affluent 

Mexicans. 

Some typical prices: A two-bedroom 

condo on the bay starts at $50 

a night or less than $300 a week- 

Most condos have a two- or threenight 

minimum 

The Bahia Mar. a large oceanside 

hotel, will rent you a room with a 

queen-sized bed for $50 March 28 

through May 23 ($70-$75 in summer, 

$85-90 in March), a one-bedroom 

suite for $75. two-bedroom with gulf 

view for $165 (maximum eight people 

) Call toll-free (800) 531-7404. 

THE THREE-STORY Best West 

ern Fiesta Isles motel, which has 

kitchens, charges $60 a night for a 

room with a bay view April and 

May Prices are higher rim-ing Easier 

a ad some weeks of spring break 

It goes up to $80 in the summer and 

down to $45 in tbe fall 

Another option: Rent a travel 

trailer for $40 to $50 a day. $175 to 

$300 a week A sea cottage for $100 

a day, $500 a week 

The way to explore all this is to 

call the Padre Island Convention and 

Visitors Bureau toll-free at (800) 

992-7263 and find out what the options 

are for the time you chooae 

What to do while you are there'' 

Beach time, of course Go see the 

Turtle Lady, wbo gives daily presentations 

about tbe sea turtles sbe has 

rescued Visit tbe Coastal Studies 

Laboratory Take a cruise on tbe Isabella 

Queen Paddlewbeeler. or on 

the new cruise ship, the T S Mistral 

Climb tbe Port Isabel Lighthouse 

across the causeway Drive to the 

Iâguna Atascosa Wildlife Refuge. 20 

minutes drive northwest of the island. 

to Rio Grande Valley attractions. 

such as the Cool ©derate Air 

Force Museum in Harhngen or the 

wonderful Gladys Porter Zoo in 

Brownsville 

Croas the border at Brownsville to 

Matarnoros. Mexico, and shop for 

crafts at Garctas Or go further up 

tbe Rio Grande to smaller Mexican 

towns like Reynosa Don't drive 

across the border because of car insurance 

problems Park and walk or 

take a day or evening tour 

THE MOST popular casual restaurant 

on South Padre is probably 

Blackbeard's. on the water — fresh 

fish, reasonable prices Bermudas 

and Louis Backyard are popular 

The old funky Yacht Club Hotel in 

Port Isabel is fun A tiny cafe called 

Padre Cafe is popular If you run out 

of bucks try the Italian food at Rossi's 

Sailors go to the Anchor s Aweigh 

Bar The best views in town are 

from Brandi Renee s or from the 

Jetties Restaurant haunted by beach 

crowds during the day 

You can rent a trimann or a 

wave-runner, go parasaihng. walk 

the beach, collect shells (best shells 

are at the north end of the island). 

Most of all you will enjoy the sand, 

sand, glorious sand and the sunshine 

that goes with it 

W 

Barbara Schiff 

wrong places 0 Women from wealthier 

areas could be accustomed to security 

and money and may not want 

to decrease their socio-economic 

level 

One of the most obvious places to 

meet single women and men are 

bars However, I rarely heard of 

anyone who felt that they had a lasting 

relationship start there. Have 

you tried church groups or community 

center where they have singles 

parties 0 

' « ALSO, THERE are dating ser 

• vices in which you deliver a profile 

of yourself and they match you ul 

with someone compatible 

Also, what attracts you to women 

If "flash and dash" appeals to you 

that could be another possibility wh 

you are having little luck Perhap 

you have to look harder for the les 

noticeable types 

Most importantly, take enough op 

portunities and chance to find peopl 

with your same values, but don' 

criticize others without those value 

or with different ones It is the pre 

rogative of those that believe it t 

think that money and security ar 

more important than sensitivity an 

companionship 

Thank you for your excellent let 

ter Your are right in believing tha 

you are not the only single bavin 

trouble finding that significan 

other Your letter has given us all a 

opportunity to think about this sub 

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with valuable suggestions. I will for 

ward them to you 

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Bolster is knocking 'em 'dead' 

By Bob Sadler 


There probably aren't many comic* wbo can 

claim that they once made a person laugh so hard 

she hyperventilated 

Joe Bolster can. 

"I just thought she had an unusual Laugh." said 

Bolster, whose "victim" was part of an audience 

in San Antonio a few years ago. "Suddenly I noticed 

her boyfriend gesturing at me, and be looked 

very serious. She was hyperventilating. 

A watiress brought out a paper bag for her to 

blow into — to redistribute her carbon dioxide or 

something. But they had to lead her out." 

Bolster admits he had mixed emotions at the 

time all this happened, but feels it reflects on his 

comedic talent. 

"I'm sorry it happened, but I had to put a notch 

on my belt. I must really be killing people." 

A native of Princeton, N.J., Bolster learned to 

grab attention early. He had to. Growing up as the 

oldest of 14 children, parental attention was often 

quite limited 

"We'd all sit at the dinner table," he said, "and 

it would be tough to get a word in." 

AT SCHOOL, the young Bolster found a subtle 

way to channel his awakening sense of humor into 

laughs. 

"I wasn't a class clown — the kind who puts 

dynamite in a toilet or something." he said. "I 

would just sit in the back and make remarks out 

of the side of my mouth that would only be heard 

by only two or three people. I had a remark for 

COMEDY CLUBS 

Here are some listings of comedy 

clubs tn our area. To let us 

know who is appearing at your 

club, send us the information 

Comedy Listings. Observer & Eccentric. 

36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia 

48150 

• BEA'S KITCHEN 

Dan Ballard, John Bowman and 

Downtown Tony Brown will appear 

Friday and Saturday. March 3-4. at 

Bea's Comedy Kitchen. 541 Lamed, 

Detroit. Showtimes are at 8:30 p.m. 

and 10:45 p.m. For reservations. 961- 

2581 

• CHAPLIN'S EAST 

Billy Garaa will appear Wednes- 

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everything, but was more a quiet kind of funny." 

At Deoiaoa University in Ohio, Bolster reali2ed 

he was too short to play pro basketball and decided 

that journalism would be a sound second career 

choice. That didn't work out either 

"Unfortunately, at th*t time, newspapers and 

graduate schools were inundated with applicants," 

be said. "It was the height of the Woodward 

and Bernstein (Watergate scandal) period." 

Instead, be saw his future as a funny man come 

into focus watching David Brenner on "The Tonight 

Show" one night. 

"I'd never thought about being a comedian onetenth 

of a second prior to that. It never occured to 

me that I could make a living at it." 

It took Bolster awhile to get his bearings as a 

comic, but :Jfter claiming the top prize in Sbowtime's 

"National Laff-Off" in 1982, he got his own 

chance on "The Tonight Show " 

He is in great demand, both on network and 

cable television and in frequent club appearances." 

"IN RETROSPECT, I'm glad I didn't get anywhere 

in journalism because I ended up in comedy," 

be said. "It's similar to writing, though, in 

that the audience is an instant editor. You write 

something, perform it and you can tell by the 

laughter if it's a good joke I like that immediacy- 

Bolster, 34, considers himself an observational 

comic in the mold of contemporaries Jay Leno 

and Jerry Sienfeld, whom he describes as "brilliantly 

funny and squeaky clean." 

"My job as a comic is to take normal things and 

twist them in ways the audience doesn't normally 

day through Saturday. March 1-4. at 

Chaplin's East. 34244 Groesbeck, 

Fraser Showtimes are 8:30 p m 

Wednesday and Thursday and 8 30 

p.m and 10:30 p.m Friday and Saturday 

For information, call 792- 

1902 

• CHAPLIN'S WEST 

Joe Bolster will perform on Tuesday 

through Saturday. Feb. 28 to 

March 4, at Chaplin's West, 16890 

Telegraph Road, south of Six Mile. 

Detroit. For information, call 533- 

8866 

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Ann Arbor Showtimes are 8:30 p.m. 

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think about." be said "Furthermore, we (observational 

comics) all work with similar subject matter, 

but what separates you from the rest is what 

you have to say about it." 

Bolster is particularly outspoken about the lack 

of creativity shown by many current comedy 

starts, showcased in the widespread use of bine 

(dirty) humor 

"There's some guys out there who are gratuitously 

dirty — appealing to tbe lowest common 

denominator," he said. "I really cringe when I see 

that kind of thing. Regardless of how good what 

you're saying is. it's still an easier way to get a 

laugh because of shock value. 

"I think the biggest challenge for a comic is to 

get a big laugh working clean. It's not easy to do." 

Bolster would like to see himself on a television 

sit-com sometime in the future and has even 

started taking an acting course. However, he enjoys 

live performance too much to ever totally 

abandon it " 

" I really deep down in my gut love it," he said. 

"It's a tough business Anytime you go on stage, 

it's like your first day on the job. Every night, it's 

always a new crowd, a new city, and you're only 

as good as your last joke. 

"But when a wave of laughter hits you, it's addictive. 

It's powerful." 

Joe Bolster will appear Tuesday through 

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For reservations, call 533-8866 

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Also appearing will be Mike 

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Creative Living 

Monday, February 27, 1989 O&E 1E 

organizing 

Dorothy 

feLehmkuhl 

Q. ID response to your Jan. 23 article 

"Cut inane details," the next time a coworker 

explains bow be managed a big 

deal, a lawyer wants to tell you how he won 

a case, a friend describes a long sickness 

ending in death, or the president tries to explain 

averting a missile crisis, tell them to 

"cot to the bottom line" — did he get the 

deal, did he win tbe case, did tbe patient die. 

was the missile crisis averted. Give them a 

verbal pat on the back to "make their day" 

and explain that tbe general public has only 

two minutes to listen to others because we 

are so tied up in our lives that conversation 

is no longer a part of our lives. We don't 

really care what others are doing, going 

through or thinking. 

We wonder what is happening to tbe people 

in the world today. The teen suicide wbo 

everyone thought was doing great, tbe rapist 

wbo lived next door and was just a regular 

guy, the gnnman wbo randomly shot 

into a crowd, tbe drug users, the child abuse 

cases, tbe homeless, the high divorce rate, 

etc., etc., etc. Maybe no one had time to 

listen. 

A. I'm listening, agree and thank you for 

a superlative letter Because you've made 

your point so well. I'm printing your rebuttal 

verbatim 

However, the purpose of that article was 

to encourage readers to monitor their own 

speaking habits, not to discourage listening 

The two-minute reference (research showing 

the time an average listener maintains 

interest without input) was directed toward 

interaction as an aid to facilitating meaningful 

conversation. It was not a suggestion 

to cut others off after listening only two 

minutes. I indicated people should concentrate 

on their own "bottom line." not others" 

(Perhaps you should have "listened'' to 

my points more carefully.) 

Due to space limitations, the newspaper 

cut the last paragraph I submitted for that 

column. It concluded with a suggestion to 

be patient with talkative people and that 

"being a good listener is a talent and a virtue." 

Still, I'll submit to the wet noodle because 

I evidently did not express myself 

well enough. 

P S. I commend you for a concise letter, 

sans one inane detail It was forceful, 

zoomed to the heart of the subject and was 

much more effective than if you had rambled 

on for several pages (Don't you wish 

everyone did?) Thanks for making my day. 

condo 

queries 

Robert M. 

Meisner 

Land contract: 

to build or not 

Q: I am buying a lot on a land contract 

and plan to build a home on it. I have used a 

standard land contract agreement, although 

I, unfortunately, did not have legal cowisel 

at tbe time of entering into the agreement. I 

want to sign a building contract now but tbe 

land contract vendor says I can't until I pay 

off the land contract. The land contract 

does not call for a balloon payment until 

two years from now. What can I do? 

A See an attorney 

Under most land contracts. 

unless there is a 

specific provision in the 

land contract preventing 

you from building 

on the property, you are 

not precluded from 

doing so Your land contract 

vendor may be 

bluffing, particularly 

since he realized that 

you do not have legal 

counsel Get a legal 

opinion and then negotiate, 

if necessary 

Robert M Metsner 

is a Birmingham attorney 

xpecuiliTinQ tn 

condominiums. real 

estate and corporate 

law You are invited 

to submit topics which 

you would like to see 

discussed in this column, 

including questions 

about condominlunu, 

by writing Robert 

M Metsner, 90200 

Telegraph Road, 

Suite 4*7. Birming-1 

ham 48010 This column 

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should not be con-1 

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Folksy feeling 

Heathers 'villages' promote community ties 

The Heathers 

condominium 

development 

has been 

awarded the 

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Conceptor 

Award"by the 

Consulting 

Engineers 

Council of 

Michigan. 

State winners 

will be 

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firm for the 

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Webster. 

_ 

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rsncti ofter* 254 baths. including 

master bath. Brushed Basement 2 

car garspa. caneai Mr and remod- 

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4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0 

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"The above telephone number « not 

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fireplace. lamBv room, a atudy 

Baeement. and V* car garage New- 

er hxnace and tamBy room with An- 

dersen windows. DON'T DELAY! 

$149,900 

R O B E R T B A K E 

R e a l t o r s 

4 5 3 - 8 2 0 0 

STATELY COLONIAL 

I* Plymouth This 4 Bsdroom. 2'4 

bath executive nome e m immecu- 

late condition Formal dlrttng room. 

tsmBy room with flrepleca. library or 

den. 1st floor laundry. Unlahed 

Basement, central sir attached ga- 

rage. Ideal location! $199,900 

R e m e r i c a 

H O M E T O W N REALTORS 

4 2 0 - 3 4 0 0 

WESTBRIAR SUB 

TMa 3 bedroom 2'* Bath, much 

aought after ranch • on a qmei 

court There W a 4ih Bedroom and a 

lu* Beth in lower level Family room. 

fVaptace. dec* and attached ga- 

rage. $158 900 

R e m e r i c a 

H O M E T O W N REALTORS 

4 2 0 - 3 4 0 0 

315 Worth vtBa-Novi 

FWT8 OFFERING 

P I L G R I M H I L L S - 

L A N D H O ! ! ! 

And mucti morel Gal ready for aum- 

wMh beeutlkjl mcground pool. 2 

as TMs prime } acre roBkig 

nry location eat be e dream 

country 

wea paper and M * landscaped Cat 

i- «- 

tvaB- 

1163 

•novvinG di- 

rect inquvea to Dona Strang *«e*- 

h 4 405- 

314 Plymouth 

EXCEPTVOHAL H O M E 

TMe home teeturee 4 Bedroome 2e h Hag- 

jer-y 23723 Stonenenge Newry 

c;ecor«tec ranch arge astio 2 Bed 

•oom* $74 90D 669-473' 

- Ann Arpc Trail nrar 

. ley 2 Bedroom Ih.r0 floor ghts 4 

-pg-aoes ail aopiiai--ces ano fu"m- 

' e avanaBie 'or pu-c-ase 1 rear 

old $-9 900 459-69-- 

PLYMOUTH 

BEAUTIFUL CONDO 

3 Bedroom premium enc jnti ideat- 

ed n pac» 01 compiei 'arge open 

' co< car oecorated '-n tasteful neu- 

Ka oecor sfixing tirepiace ceram- 

-c ' e lover and mtcnen also 'eatur- 

ng 3-cppea 'g-t -g *»» -ig 

5 - • 9 900 

C O L D W E L L B A N K E R 

459-6000 

Tne aoo-e telephone numoe- •* not 

now nc -as it CW 1 since 12 861 

a M 'i ated witf Cenljry 2* Gc*d- 

nousa 

ROC""ES T 5° Bv Owne- c airwood 

V I a Conoc 1800 sq ft 2 i*rge Dec 

rc-oms walk n closet 2 1 Baths dm- 

ing 5 living room '"-eO'ece spir* 

sts.rcase ga-age appliances 

=- cec $13 000 Below apcr*,sai at 

S "35 OOC 375-0-66 or 332-4755 

SOL T HF ELD K.igjwooo Place 12 

M iw-Ever green 3 Dedroom t'i bath 

tcwr-nouse 'irepiace "uil oa*emeni 

POO' tennis $69 900 363-296* 

SOUTHFIELD 

'5838 A '1 Mile Detwee' G-eer- 

t.e-c 5 Southfie»0 2 oed-oom 1 1 

Cain -ow-ihome with carpeting ap- 

p isr-ces carpo" patio 

F-om $5 ' 90C 

Open daily 4 Sunaay ' -6pm 

Closed "hu'sday 

r*.OFAX CONDOMINIUMS 

Mooel 424-8310 

AAllED 

nowae 14 

•oom. 

. AK.E 

ai- $"3 

CONDO town - 

Decxer 2 Bed- 

finianad 

59-8628 

WALLED LAKE - Ranch 2 Bed- 

room 2 Baths ''mined basement 

attached ga-age cent-a. air imme- 

diate occupancr $68 900 624-171 - 

'W AWÊD LAKE 

owner ijppe 1 un»t 

Baicorues gar 

ai appliances 

Shoreline By 

1 Bedroom 2 

age laundry room 5 

$59 900 591-9371 

WEST BLOOMFiELD Stunning 

2 800 so "• Contemporary ConOc 

nexl to pool and cluB house T„o 

Bedroom 2 1 Beth ceramic tne 

torer and kitchen Slate court yard 

2 story Kving room finished IOWW 

ie«ei walkout wtlh Bar 2 natural 

frepiaces immediate .occupancr 

$125,000 356-2073 

327 Haw H o m a 

Buildari 

NOVI-Move up to DeerDOSiT JiftC 

RENT FROM Ubb 

Spaoout » & 2 tfO'OOrr -r«th 

P*USM carpet chmtOS 

Cvari frostfr## '•''•^•ralof ^ 

O.snwasr^ mrrw *toou»a va1 an utilities Bir- 

mingham Schools S^nt plan ap- 

prove Bhje prints 'or a 3ISO so 1 

1 i story home included m the price 

Can New Design 669-0056 

COMMERCE TWP near BeyOtxnts 

Counly OjB ' acre paved si reel 

underground utilities Beautiful lot m 

neighoortiooo of $300 000 homes 

reed, to Build 363-3202 624-5137 

LIVONIA 

Near shopping, schools, li- 

brary Water & sewers in 4 

ready to Pulld Lot in rural 

setting 70x134 

476-8106 

BOMBSHELL BUY 

Aai. aittCh-aâe Dar-'aataurant anir. 

Ciass C SOu licenses - Entanen- 

~ent permit Seals '25 Noted tor 

iv* snows 10 p*c>ed house Excet- 

ent frontsge or highly trsvs^d 

Streei in rspidly '.pending new 

growth corridor AO, »n $250 000 

maxes it an yOurs uwuv ng valuaBie 

Real Estate Terms nsgo sole Ask 

for RSI Glover 

ADRIAN 

.awn-gardsri sa>es 4 service >n A-i 

locator Dealer lor Branc mowers 

tracto-s 4 snow Blowers 5.50C SQ 

fl Building can Be divided 'c* addi- 

tional Business operation $150 000 

-erms poseBle Ask for V'lck Geng 

or Margie Jeft-ey 

HARDWARE STORE 

Long Estaonshed Buvness m small 

farming communrty _anawee Coun- 

ty Good variety of pre hardware 

supplies A Bargain at $'50 000 

With includes mvantory ol 

$" 20 OOC 4 Reel Eststs with 3 Bed- 

room ap' upper «vel Owner will 

consider terms Ask for Rex Qiovw 

COLDWELu BANKER 

G'Cver Ree Estate Associstes 

517-263-4646 

ENTREPENEUR With * gresl smei 

Dusness needs * detail oriented 

person with cash 8 * oeur* to work 

hero 453-7927 

F-.OR-DA S 7R£*SltRECOAS t 

A'JTC REPAIR Whee- Ahgnmeni 

iFront End Shopl e*t*Bli*hed 196C 

approximatwy 3000 so fl Bidg 

Going Dueneas properr. 4 eauip- 

meni $200,000 Cell 

1-407-286-5310 c «me ic -oe 

Hammw 515 K'uegw Parkway 

Stuart c KX-d* 34996 

FLORIST - Neer ProvHjence hok>- 

t» Wan estaBUshec .ow -ent 

Owner retiring $20 00C 

AM VEST NC 644-6363 

HONG KONG 4 MAINLAND CHINA 

US msnutacturer * agent win con- 

nect you to netwomad agents, de- 

parting April 17th Fax mQulne* 10 

B We*twood 3'3-644-663 7 

12 MILE EAST 

OF TELEGRAPH 

SECURITY DEPOSI* $'50 

REN" FROM $60C 

Luxury 1 4 2 Bedroom, apt* with 

piu*r carpet vertical Blind* gour- 

met kitchen se" cleening oven 

trosl free retrigerator di*hw*»ner 

•niercom sy*lem lots of doset* 4 

storage community center exercise 

•oom sauna heated pool 4 carport 

3 5 6 - 0 4 0 0 

AUBURN HILLS 

BLOOMFIELD OFICHAROS APTS 

1 and 2 oedroom specious apart- 

ments Easy access to i-75 4 M-59 

Appliances carpeted, poo laundry 

facilities From $450 include* Beet 4 

hot w*ter Furnished apartment* 

ai*c sveiaBie 

332-'8*8 or 739-7743 

AVAILABLE - 10 4 LAHSER 

I 2 or 3 Bedrooms. 2'T Bsth*. finished 

Basement separate laundry room 

•ully carpeted Approx 1 950 So Ft 

Pool carport, adult and chiidrer 

area No pel* $720 per Mo neet 

mciuded Can 356-8644 

A-1 APT REFERRAL 

Free referrals - ell areas 

Doe Can Doe* 11 Ail 

Mon Sat 426-3369 

B A R S U D O R A R M S 

NOW LEASING FROM $425 

Westland 2 Bedroom, neal 4 water 

included cio»e to shopping 4 

722-58 

schools 

-5866 

BES T APARTMENT VALUE 

F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S 

TIMBERIDGE 

1 4 2 BEDROOM 

La'?a Cannae ae site* -oumg i wooded 

3 8-4 98 ace* JLB Limited 

651-5335 

READY for Development 2 acre*, 

zoned condominiums 16 jnits. 

Madison Hts Land contract terms 

Call Gary 524-1000 

TWO Residentia Bunding 'ots 

Farmington Hills Grano Rtvar 

Middieoeit area $13,000 eech 

Call J.m 616-562-261' 

342 Lakafront Proparty 

BO"NE CiTY - comlortabie 3 Bed- 

room home Lake Charlevoix 60 fl 

•rontage doc* 4 Bdet no«si Can 'or 

weaaend appointment 616 562-2648 

CASS LAKEFRON- Mew construc- 

tion 4 Dedroom. 3 full Baths MarBle 

foye«s $425 OOC' Call 682-4863 

CASS 

LAKEFRONT 

2600 sc ft 4 oedroom 3'/> Bath 

contemporary SpnnkWr sysism 

central vacuum wet Ber 8 new sea 

wan Amenities too numwous to 

mention $219 900 

Ware P-dcungtor Assoc 627-2846 

I _AKE MICHIGAN 650 fl prime 

! I'Drtaga private Montegue Micrn- 

| gan 616-894-8217 

CANTON Sharp 14 X 70 Skyline 2 

Dedrooms 2 bath laianc kitchen 

"ww cwpetmg deck t yr snec 

mu*t ten $16 500 307-5653 

CHAMPION 24.60 3 Bedroom* 2 

path* fUrvng 'OW- wood Burning 

fir apiece centre er aaieoo Can- 

ton Greet buy $24 400 487-2027 

CRANBROO* 1984 oeeutrtui lake 

•ront 2 Bedroom t300 Sq Ft mooaa 

home located in Chateau Avon aArft 

community at Rocheeier MBs Ci* 

tom deck ovwiooarg lea 

sprues trees 4 sndscapi 

$64 900 85 1 8613 or 

3 *c spina 

693-00M 

LlBfRTy -Ml 14 . 70 1-4 baths 3 

Bed'oom* great condition Ptym- 

outh Canton school* vary rvca par* 

dev* 572-5221 evee 453-1007 

ROCHESTER ESTA'ES '972 Mon- 

lerey Mu*t *ea 3 Be«»rooma. 2 

oatha — aB appliance* Excellent 

condition $20 OOOi'beat 051 1104 

SCMUK.T2 12X70 Al 

cftjdmg weenw 4 dryer aw com* 

! loner cerpel $12 000 

422-0615 

YOU CAN AFFORO TO 

O W N A 

N E W H O M E 

MOOCLS A VAILABLE 

lUSKDUTt OCCUPANCY 

C O M M E R C E 

M E A C X 5 W S 

14 MI N tftaaaeM 

664-27® 7 

NEW 

RESORT CONDOMINIUMS 

FURNISHED 

FROM J59.500 

(Bi-Ownar»hip> 

The Walw Street Inn on La*e Cher 

levoi. m Boyna City For informal o r 

cieesa ca* 

i 000-032-0003 or W0i6i562 2111 

OPEN SUN 1-4PM 

644 1 WARDELL CT. 

UPPER STRAITS LAKEFRONT 

on 2-s acres with 181 It ol I 

rooms. JVS bath* pool lacuxr 

gaieoo 4 solarium room fVtvase 

ixoancy U*SOOO" 30-»23^ 

TRAVERSE err* . required mteraated par- 

ies call 313-737-7JOO ext 215 

includes appliance* vertical Birnos 

carpeting ooe close n Farmington 

Hilis location 

Enter E*S1 on Orchard - i n Rc on 

F otsum S of Granc R. -er 

Model open daily '0-6 

Except Wednesday 

478-1487 775-8200 

BIRMINGHAM 24 17E Mapw 

• Bedroom 0i*hw**rier cerport 

centre er -*a*e No pets $475 

643-4428 

YOUR MOVE IS ON US 

TO A GREAT LOCATION 

IN W BLOOMFIELD * 

A BRAND NEW 

2 BEDROOM 2 BA'H APAO'MENT 

• w aanw oryer mciuded 

0 Micr owave 

• Attached garage 

CAlL TODA Y 

ASK FOR RACHEL - '37-4510 

• carter conditions apply 

B L O O M F I E L D H I L L S 

Kir* m trie Hins are* 

40C ft o 1 -owe Long Lake 'rontage 

on wooded acreage 3 Bedrooms 2 

Oaths 1454 innwood Circle Ct 

Days 592-1300 

B L O O M F I E l D HILLS 

Luxury Irving 'asetfully furnished 

Compwte wtlh amenities including 

daay maid service Centre •ocatior 

Compatntve rental -ate* Cell Ted 

Zscnarato* Mon-Fr. 9-6 644-140C 

BLOOMFIELD WES" 

HUGE 

NEWLY REMODELED 

2 Bedroom* 2 Bsth* 

1*00 So Ft 

• I no undue Ba*emerii 

• W **her D^yer included 

• Garage Parxmg 

CALL TODAY!! 

626-1508 

; Ask 'Or £nn 

On Orchard -*«* Rd N c' Mapie 

B O T S F O R D P L A C E 

GRAND RIVER - 8 MILE 

Behind Bo's'or a nospits 

S P E C I A L 

1 Bedroom for $479 



PETS PERMITTED 

Smoke Detectors installed 

Singles Welcome 

immediate Occupancy 

We LOve Children 

HEAT 8 WATER INCLUDED 

Quiet pre*tig* address er cond- 

•or-ing carpeting stove 4 re'-igers- 

tor a" utilities except electricity in- 

c^ded War— apartments Laundry 

•aoiities 

For mere information phone 

477-8464 

27883 Independence 

Farmington Hills 

B R I G H T O N 

CHERRVHILL AREA Dartang 1 Ded 

•oom stove 'efngerator launory 

no steps great for seniors Nc pets 

$345 - neal 277-8928 or 357-3343 

CLAWSON near IS Mile 4 Men i j 

Bedroom, appliences carpet *ir 

carport Quiet Building $465 n 

elude* neet 8 water 566- 7036 

ClAWSON New England Place 

large 2 Bedroom apartment plus 

storage meet 4 watw paid Conver- 

-ent iocelion 435 5430 

C O L O N I A L C O U R T 

ONE MONTH FREE RENT 

Beeutiful Birmingham Location 

Spaoou* Townhouse* 4 Apt* 

Ca'oort Cebw 4 fuk baaemwit 

Call Mon thru Fri 10am-6pn- 

646-1188 

WINTER SPECIAL 

C O N C O R D T O W E R S 

• 4 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS 

include* 

• S'OvS & '©••sgaratO' 

• 0»sn»«asr%af 

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| • 

• New-v oacc"»tac 

• i—vo«a ottocics 

• Sp'ioa svStar- 

• • aOM 1*06 

••'5 arte 14 Miia 

sex* to Aooa> T'âaia' 

Coniemporary Living for 

Career-Minded Adults 

1 4 2 Bedroom Apts 

a FARMINGTON a 

CHATHAM HILLS 

No Security Deposit 

FREE ATT ACHtO GARAGES 

naatad inooor Poo • Saunas 

Soonq 8 Fueprooled Coral-uctmr 

Microwave* • Owiwsirwi 

: ee Health CluC Memoeren.ps 

LvunOulUxng mi 

AltoidaDia Price* 

FROM $510 

Or 0»o Grand Rrvei De' 

Oa*e 4 HaasiaaC 

4 7 6 - 8 0 8 0 

Oper, Deii> 9em- 7 pm 

Sal nam-5pm Sun ii*rr.-4pm 

400 Apta. For Rani 

FORD/WAYNE 

AREA 

8 2 beoruom 

Some of our amamiiae n e w * tn* 

foaowmg 

0 uerpeted 

0 Decor asad 

• Par* aae aettng 

0 Cioee to ahoppwig 

0 Close tc e.preaaway 

0 -Owrwr paid neat 

COUNTRY COURT APTS 

3RAMO Mvca - tBCCILH 

GH£AT LOCATION 

C E D A R I D G E 

F R O M $ 5 5 0 

1 month F«££ rent 

721-0500 

FORD/WAYNE RD AREA 

spacious ' sno 2 oearoom ap an 

»|. area neat included 

t venmg 8 M e m o hours 

WESTLAND W O O D S 

728-2880 

FARMINGTON HILLS 

T H E H O U S E O F 

B O T S F O R D 

1 4 2 Bedrooms 

Plus Townhouses 

FROM $515 

i.j*uncxrt a*>ar^ , ^»f , f$ v oaaw'tuP-* i 

3»capac Q'OvnOh c^nfa a.- I 

C0^0«?»0" mr.c aoo« a^-caa An 

oMri** '"duoao a*capi 

Carâtac carport 

?0e 'C Ekjts'orc CK 

Ij'inC Ft.ê- 

J-'OCtfa Bo:»1CKC ,r " 

4 7 7 - 4 7 9 7 

t ARM'NGTON - LLS 

M a p l e R i d g e Apts. 

CTF Minrtieoen i Dedroom* 2 

caipor- avail- 

473-5-K 

Miodiecw 

cams carpetec 

a Die $545 

DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM 

• Bed Apt $715 per Mo 2 Bedroom 

Apt $925 per Mo Bo'-, i year 

ease 642-7400 or 646-7500 

From $440 

• Spacious setl-ng 

• Coniemporary design 

• Mooarn kiicf>an» artf d«ac*arasr«ar 

e n« Baeatflar* Sar^-Sprr. 

* - a- 7 300 

F=• cioaatii 4 vtcaga 

'OOrr or pr*n~.iMa 

>uiMCjrrtv R ova- Ow* 357-3 r ' 7 

Va'ent Special 

L u n a A p a r t m e n t s 

S 3 8 0 

Venov & Warren Rds 

GARDEN CITY 

Can *c" Kifo"ât»o' 

4 2 5 - 0 9 3 0 

GARDEN Ci'Y Mapiewood 

Middieoen 1 bedroom heal water 

caoreting appliances included 

$340 monthly Can 041-0790 

GARDEN CITY 

TERRACE 

' Bedroom apartment* S3?5 par 

month include* Heat 4 Water Off- 

ice hours 9am-Spm Monday thru 

Fnoay only S22-O40O 


Special $450-1 Bedroom 

a Free Heat 

a 1 or 2 Yr Lease 

a Senior Discount 

V I L L A G E O A K S 

4 7 4 - 1 3 0 5 

GARDEN CITY - 1 and 2 bedroom 

apartment* m fine 'ewoenlie area 

Ford Rd 8 Marriman Ask tor Cindy 

425-0406 

GARDEN CiTY - 1 4 2 ballroom 

oecor ateo appliances •» laundry 

(acuities Nc pets $400 4 $430 

neat inoudad security dapoan re- 

auired *64-3647 421-2146 

GARDEN CITY 2 

' dude* appliances 

tiecumaa with doorm aBi rsotpoei- 

block 

ciency heal 4 water included $200 

MO Cs* 937-3233 542-2205 

K E N S I N G T O N P A R K 

A P A R T M E N T S 

a 1 4 2 BEDROOMS 

a Great Lakeside View 

a Minutes to Kensington 

Park Boat. awwn. flah. 

golf Wooded nature 

trails 

7 minutes from Tmwlve 

Oaks Mali 

Easy Access to 1-96 

Free heat individually 

con trotted 

437-6794 

IA = M NG'ON H.LLS 

Ccvweii ' oedroom apt Appliance* 

*nd w»ier included $42C per month 

plus i i rnonth deposit 356-135' 

c ARM ING "ON HILuS 1 Bedroom 

at $445 include* hast, air app»- 

snce* 4 carpeting Cam* T\ *vs»- 

*bw 758-5620 

conditioning. I 

20 7 50 no pets' $465 Agent 

GAROEN CITY - 2 bedroom carpal 

isunory $495,MO 

A b s o l u t e l y G r e a t ! 

Birmingham. South field location of- 

fenng Brand new luxury 1 $ 2 Bed- 

room apts m wooded setting in- 

;iudes decorator cow schemes ca- 

tnedre certings microwave ovens 4 

24 hour emergency maintenance 

RENTS FROM $590 

Cranbrook Place Apts 

Phase IV 

MOT -Fn 10-6 Sat S-5 

Sun 12-5 

644-0059 

4 village Green Communny 

SATISFIED with present mcome'" 

Triple A rated Solid Home Business 

- I'start pari tuna) For Property 

Managers Ree Estate - Contrac- 

tor* - Plumpers - Home Appkenc* 

Hearth -eated held* Every home 

-wed* oris' 1 Expect 6 hour* income 

Tom - 562-1M1 

BIRMINGHAM AREA 

2 Bedroom 2 Oath luxury Apt avei- 

*PW NC pets $930 per Mo 

°i«*s« can 642-9660 or 64&-T500 

TURNKEY operation tad es 

Boutique $26 500 ca*h inventory 

included Relocating - musl sail 

Western, suburo 425-0454 

361 Monay 

To Loan - B o r r o w 

CASH $S$ 

FOR YOUR HOME EQUITY 

Any purpoees Credit problems OK 

Mongag* America 1-0OO-678-25TO 

BIRMINGHAM - atirsctrvs i bed- 

room excellent condition wan lo 

shopping Heat waier 8 carpon 

$495 Cal-Ann after 6pm 647-4234 

BIRMINGHAM - attractive 1 bed- 

room excellent condition walk tc 

shopping Heat water 8 carport 

$495 Ca* Ann *tt*v 6pm 647-4234 

Beautiful, spacious 1 4 2 | 

bedroom apartments 

Some of our amenities in- 

clude the following 

a intercom- 

a Air Conditioning 

a Dishwasher 

a Disposal 

a Swimming pool 

a Laundry facilities 

a And balconies 

Brighton C o v e 

APTS 

F r o m $ 4 1 5 m o n t h 

Evening 4 Weekend Hours 

229-8277 

FAPMINGTON HILLS MiddleOefl 8 

'0 Mile Large 1 bedroom Rent 

from $435 - Jinnies Free Color TV 

with i year ease 471-4556 

FARMINGTON PLA2A 

31625 Sluawassee Spacious 1 8 2 

Bedroom, carpeted appliances 

poo neat $460 - S515 476-4722 

GRANO RfVER/6 MILE AREA - 1 

Bedroom carpeted Heat wata- 8 

appliance* ncuoed $385 MC pm* 

security deposit 270-0437 

FENKELL 23230 E of "eegraph 

Clear- t . 2 Bedroom from $340 in- 

cluding heel er. carpeting 

536-0637 

FIREPLACES .emcai oi-ncs 8 

disnwaaher m many Amber Apart- 

ments Roye Oa* Clawson 8 Troy 

1 8 2 bedroom* Children'' Pats7 

Ask' Days 200-2630 Eve* 

256-6714 

GREAT LOCATION! 

GREAT APARTMENTS' 

GREAT RATES' 

1 BeOroom from $535 

2 Bedroom* Irom $595 

Rent* include heat, prrvata 

course, tenna coi*ts 

pools and more Neer Birmingham 

Troy office centers Somerset Ma* 

and 1-7$ 

CaB 643-6044 or 043-0193 

SOMEFtSET PARK APARTMENTS 

go* 

LIVONIA 

GRAND OPENING 

Canterbury Park 

Uvonxa s neweet apartment com 

pte» Waiurvig targe deluxe i bed 

room 0 2 Oedroom-2 balh units In- 

dues* balcony 

Bunas carpatmg. Mufi 

m eech unit. aB dakoe I 

iMMEOtATE OCCUPANCY 

FROM $SSC PER MONTH 

Great N Lrvoms Ares 

On Mayfiaid N olt 7 mae. 3 Be* E 

Farmmgiori Rd 

Producel Neer both *-8«an Center 

4 uivoraa Mali 

Mooe open daBy 10-6 wapt Wed 

473-3963 775-6200 

BIRMINGHAM BeautrtuJ 1 beo- 

room newty decorated carpeted 

mmediate -occupancy $500 month 

N Eton-Meow Day* 356-2600 

Eve* 649- -650 

BROOKVIEW VILLAGE 

APARTMENTS 

- C A N T O N - 

1 8 2 Bedroom apartments and 2 

Bedroom-l'-t bath townhouse* 

•cross from public golf course 

Newty pain tec centre *k carpeted 

VI appliances washer dryer No 

pets -rprm $35C 8 $475 - security 

729-0900 

382 Raal Eatata Wantad 

ACREAGE Mirwixjm 10. prrlw 

more some land bordering swim- 

ming isas Estata. Farm property 

•hould Be no further than 2 nr* from 

Bloomfield HIS* Pari of property 

omay continue to be used by *eBer 

lor larming Detaa* and price to PO 

Box 37251 Detroit Ml 40237 

CASH FOR VOUR PROÊRTV 

Common m aerth Raw Eataie 

548-9900 

BIRMINGHAM 

BUCKINGHAM MANOR 

SPECIAL OFFER 2 bedroom* irom 

$595 Full basement vertide bund* 

Children 8 small pets welcome Of- 

fw avenaBie only fo new r»*iOeni* 

on select apts Laeas muet begin no 

istsr thsn Apr- t 649-6909 855- '000 

CASH TOOAY 

OR 

GUARANTEED SALE 

Also It m Forecioeurs 

0« Need Of Repeir 

Century 21 

C A S T E L L I 5 2 5 - 7 9 0 0 

home wanteo 

10/yr Land Contract lo tSSO/wie 

IMMEDIATE CASH 

k* your Equity I buy homea 

CeBKevtn. 271-0193 

PtWVATI INVESTOR *BB pey ceen 

tor homea wish aeetanetsie FHA. VA. 

or Land Contract 

400 Apta. For Rant 

VENOY PINES 

APTS. 

C«NTNALLY LOCATiO 

IN OeOWIMO WES TV AND ANSA 

10 2 1 

Laun*y taaMy in aeen badg 

Natv renter* aarn $600 on 

1 yr lease on 1 badroowi 

? a i - m 4 

% 

ALL 0LkA» l**D » 

a t a M B a i M M M a 

xei *«3-oN »^ra a MaH 

SSswtSS 

BIRMINGHAM 

Cr\errrang 2 Beoroom tovmhouse 

with garage 8 openei Fun oaae- 

ment prtvaie entrance 8 petio 

Cioee lo commute i«ne 8 *nopc»ng 

No pels $555 EHO 

642-8686 

BIRMINGHAM 

Executive 2 bedroom Api h> per 

•on who expect* the besi Modem 

decor 1600 Sq Ft Omy ' available 

Contact Pal at 64S-022O 

BIRMINGHAM 

ma* io e 

brary the par* tisel* -aaiaur ant* 

•no greet taatwan store* We* man 

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APARTMENTS 

Royal Oak Area 

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1 & 2 Bedroom 

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building 

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available 

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Phono: 729-5650 

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On Ford Road, just E. of I-275 

Open Until 7 P.M. 

9 8 1 - 3 8 9 1 

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2 bedroom, central air. 

basement, parking, beauli- 

tully decorated $400 a 

month 

7 5 8 - 7 0 5 0 

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APTS 

Beautiful spacious apts 

Some ol our amenities in- 


• Indian Village Area 

• Built in features 

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by appt 

FROM $340 PER MONTH 

824-3375 

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453-7144 

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GREAT LOCATION 

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patio 

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Plymouth Square 

Apartments 

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455-6570 

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2 tjadroom 1515 

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348-9590 642-8666 

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BROUGHAM 

MANOR 

APTS 

1 Dadroor- $435 

2 Dadroor- 

r Lease Heat 4 water Paid 

Adutta No pets 

455-1215 

»l"MOL' T " Emoancy 1 1 oad- 

room un-ts Ltpoars wasnar dryer 

KMW $90 4 t'OC w* 

Call «S5-e55« 

PL YMOUTH 

F*st floor 2 bedroom apartment 

Mm 4 Maui Streets immediate oc- 

cupancy P"»ate entrance Batcony 

LevoKx OUnda throughout -»• car- 

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mter-com ample parking 4 mora 

S675 monthry 

Days 737-7077 Evas 591-'964 

P O N T R A I L ARTS 

on Pontiac Trail In S. Lyon 

Between '01" M«e 

r®ntmg t A 2 BmO*oom urxt» 

from $390 

Including leal 4 not water • an w 

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petmg • pooLi ieunQr, 4 sioraaa la 

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section 

ASK ABOUT OUR 

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FOR SENIOR CITIZENS 

437-3303 

R E B A T E 

EnfOy I air ee«3e uving at as 

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PAID neat irartjcai Olmds 

separate dming area patic 

or Dascony 4 mucfl mora 

Located on eoffi Caaa 4 

Syvan Lakes Rants Kom 

14 TO I including heal I 

Open Oaity 

682-4480 

SYLVAN ON THE LAKES 

KEEGO HARBOR 

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t o w a r d s y o u r r e n t * 

plus the unsurpassed pleasure of residing 

in the area's finest community. 

Spacious I & 2 bedroom apartments 

Luxurious 2. ) A 4 bedroom ro%* nhomes 

19 floor plans to choose from 

Den, fireplaces, spiral staircases A cathedral 

ceilings 

J Covered carport 

Short term leases available 

IJ Corporate units 

• Clubhouse consisting of indoor olympu pool, 

saunas, exercise room A ballroom 

Open Monday-Friday 10-6; Saturday 10-S; Sunday 12-5 

For further information please call 455-2424. 

To visit: From 1-275, exit Ann Arbor Road Vest to 

Haggerty Road. Follow South to Joy Road. East of Joy 

to Honeytree 

Professionally managed by Do I ben 

a PP»T 

1 s t M o n t h ' s R E N T F R E E 

W V i M W O O l ) 

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Attractive 

1 & 2 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n t s 

from S 4 6 0 

H E A T A N D 

V E R T I C A L B L I N D S I N C L U D E D 

• 2 Pools • Tennis Courts • Air Conditioning 

Fountain Park 

N 0 V I 

SEE IT! 

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LEASE IT! 

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poof Carports avaJaOae 

A From $550 Mo. 

42101 Fountain Park 

PL'MOUTH 

Good location t Deoroom carpet- 

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2 Deoroom - SA8C nckjdea hee! 

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PLYMOUTH 

HERITAGE APTS 

"as units avaaaibsa located ccmven- 

lantfy at Sheldon 4 North Terttonal 

1 mrie S OF M-14 Immediate occu- 

oancy Juat stop Dy or call lor a 

personnel a#*owwg 

-tOURS MON ^HRU FRL 9 TO 5 

1-455-2143 

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now ©Waring 1-3 jâr aaset w»th nc 

rental increases Free Oaaic cable 

suDscnption lor the initial leaaj 

rear on all avaMaOia ' 4 2 I 

Apts Call lor personal showsng 

455-2143 

NEW TENANTS ONl> 

REDFORD AREA 

FROM 

$365 

O Large 14 2 Bedrooms 

O Watk-in Closet 

O Lighted Parking 

O 1 or 2 Year Lease 

O Free Heal 

a Discount (or Seniors 

City Police & Firemen 

GLEN COVE 

538-2497 

Retired 

Couple Only 

Actrv* couple to 'en- V: 

Dedroom apartment or golf 

course and to carataka 

tower oeds and smafl csuO- 

houae Caa Mr Burgees at 

8?6-4«M 

ROCHESTER targe 2 Dedroc- 

apartment m-lowr Carpatng, air 

conditioning SS5C "XJuOea haat 

S52-3673 254-659; 

ROCHESTER - Large modern one 

bedroom apartment j445/'mo 

heat 4 water included, walking die 

tance to downtown t rr>o ftant 

Free 828-0366 

ROCHESTER LUOLOW APTS 

845 Ludlow 1 4 2 Bedroom Apts 

From S400 Haat 4 Waier Included 

651-7270 

e ROCHESTER a 

ROCHESTER SQUARE 

SPECIAL 

$200 Moves You In 

No Rent Until April 1. 1989 

FROM S495 FREE HEAT 

6737 N WAYNE RO 

WESTLAND 

South o' 

Wastland Mall 

OPEN 

Mon Fri 10 6 

Sat 10-4 

326-8270 

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•NOV; LAKES AREA- 

WESTGATE VI 

from $460 

AREA S BEST VALUE 

• Quiet • Spacious Apartments 

• Attractively ândscaped • Lakes 

A.-ea-Near - waive Oak s • Central 

*ir • Pooi - Carpon • Walk m Cweets 

• Pal-os and 8aicon.ee 

O" 3 -jn1iac "ran oat Sec* 4 Weet 

M - i-orr 1 -«« ~9fl I-JT5 

Dairy yam- ?pm - Sat & Son "2-4pm 

'Open 'JnfH 7 pm 

624-8555 

NOV' RIDGE 

2 Bedroom aparTment 2 and 3 Bed- 

room Townhouse *u* aa sement 

chdoran 4 small peas welcome As* 

sOoul our special 349-6200 

OLD REDFOSO AREA Lehsar.' j 

Grand River 1 oedroo- air condl- j 

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PLYMOUTH 

NOW 'AKING RESERVATIONS 

• 4 2 Dedroom apartments Ba4co- 

-'tes cantra a.r -ndrndua lurnacaa 

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arge Daaamert storage Beautttuay 

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2 7 S office hours are 9-5pm 7 day* 

par mi 

Can 453-2800 

FREE PASSPORT TO 

As a new resident, when you 

sign a 12 month lease at one of 

our fine communities listed be- 

low. we'll give you: 

A one week stay in a luxurious 

2 bedroom furnished apartment. 

PLUS MOO Move in 

CASH BONUS' 

C A L L FOR M O R E D E T A I L S ! ' 

WESTERN HILLS 

• Westland area 

• 1 & 2 Bedrooms 

• FREE HEAT 

• Minutes from I-94 & 

7 2 9 - 6 5 2 0 

-275 

WAYNE FOREST 

• Wayne area 

• Spacious 1. 2 & 3 

Bedrooms 

•FREE HEAT 

• Walk-In closets 

3 2 6 - 7 8 0 0 

*ON SELECT UNfTS ONLY 

water 1300 

Summer Is 

Never Over... 

a PLYMOUTH a 

Plymouth Hills 

Apartments 

768 S Mill SI 

Modern 1 and 2 Bedroom 

• Wasiw-Dryer in 

Eacn Apt 

a Easy Access to I-275 

a Air Conditioned 

a Fully Carpeted 

a Dtsnwasher & Disposal 

a No Pets 

a Vertical Blinds In 

Selective Units 

From $435 

i nmm 'MMMrti orVyl 

3m*y W-Gttrr cmp» fn 4 Sun 

455-4721 278-8319 

Great Values Park Setting 

Scan* View A.r 4 Heat 

A alkinj Oislance to downlowc, 

666 MAIN S" 

Daily 12-6 

652-0543 

Sat 12-5 

ROMULUS 2 oedroom aoertmer ' 

water 4 appiiancas included S39C< 

monthly 941 -0790 

N ROYAL OAK - 1 bedroom in- 

cludes swvnrrung pool aa utilities 

accept electric Mewty Mcorated & 

carpeted âaaa (475 mo Adurt 

cCKTtpiei l*o pets 563-9573 

ROYAL OAK. adjacent lo I 

Hospital Cherrrung t bedroom new 

•y decorated carpeted V425 month 

435-3491 

ROYAL OAK 

Ambasaador East i block S ol t 3 

Mae or Greenfield Rd Lovefy 1 and 

2 bedroom apts, n»» carpatmg. -w 

tical winds trnm 1445 heat oduo 

ed 266-6115 559-220 

ROYAL OAK 

CAMELOT APARTMENTS 

OU'E T one 4 2 Dedroorr, 450 t-c- 

1200 so It Oahwaaher pantr, 

snytight Jtnmg room wa* -m do 

sets deck Dimos pool neet nckx? 

ed From 1560 264-1544 

ROYAL OAK charming 1 oeo 

•oom 13 Mae near Beaumont neat 

water appkancee new carpet car 

port 4 more l425 mc 643-6663 

ROYAL OAK CONDO 1 bedroom 

Jtart.ee mouded eacepi aiectr*3t> 

Smtf peta anowec 

4525'MO 455-5456 

ROYAL OA* Near downtown 2 

bedroom, hrepiace waahe. dr-yer 

and aaraoe Large yard lots ol e» 

647-6635 

IM J*r age 

ras i60C m 

400 Apartmants For Rant 

01 Westland Towers! 

>COCiOiJS -y« one SvO DeOroon- Toon 

0 % hign r se living wth- 

• icedocu'cy Doicony vews 

• '©o' -oiyTicJ sw —r-iog ir *ne Irxtoor 

- •ea'ea DOO 

• All CluC Oi~C "~ 

• "ennis coueat 

• Disposal 

• Laundry Facilities 

• Parking 

• Deluxe carpeting 

• Sr Discounts 

FROM $415 

PINECREST APT. 

Hours Mon - Fri, 9am-5pm 

and by appointment 

757-6700 

RYAN/10 MILE AREA 

WARREN 

Beautification Winner 

3 years in a row 

Beautiful spacious deco- 

rated 1 and 2 bedroom 

apartments Some of our 

amenities include tbe fol- 

lowing. 

• Intercoms 

• Air Conditioning 

• Owner paid beal 

• Disposal 

• Laundry Facilities 

• Parking 

• Deluxe carpeting 

• Sr Discounts 

FROM $415 

MAYFLOWER 

APTS 

Hours Mon. - Fri. 9am-5pm 

and by appointment 

754-7816 

SCHOOLCRAF-.'OU'ER DRIVE 

AREA stixX and 1 bedroom 

apartments Carpet drapes haat 

air waiei garbage diapoaai 

appliances From 4280 S3'-«iOC 

A LUXURv 

2 BED»OOM AP- 

IS AVAILABLE NOW 

• Great Southfield locatior 

e Private entrances 

• 2 lull baths 

e Washer .-dryer hook-up 

• Fjay equipped «lichen microwave 

• 4 Much much more 

CALL TODAY - 4A3-2423 

Ask lor Soma 

HIGHLAND TOWER APTS 

1 bedroom apts available Senior 

Citizens Only 10 4 GreenfteW 

Ccmtecl Sue Mor-Sat 569-T077 

SOUTHFIELD - loveh high nee 1 4 

2 bedrooms from 4430 a up This 

month tr-ee includes naat 4 water 

55'-0366 

SOUTHFIELD 

CAMBRIDGE 

SQUARE APTS 

2 BEDROOM - 2 BATH 

& 1 BEDROOM 

APARTMENTS 

S500-S560 

Specious apartment m beautifta 

grounds laaturmg aa conditioning 

carpela-ig seemmmg pooi tua apo*' 

ances including dishwasher end car 

ports Adiacant to shoopmg mckid- 

*ig super market 

Greenfield Roed 

Block N 0< 1 1 Mile 

ijfvce Open Detfy Sat 4 Sun 

557-6460 

SOUTHFIELD 

FINEST APARTMENTS 

THE MT VERNON 

TOWNES 

2-3 BEDROOMS 

FROM 4T65 HE A' INCUJOED 

Set «i a colony atmosphere Tn*, 

Kisunoue '403 lo 1T50 eo ft p4us 

t: aaement lowmhouae Top o» the 

ane apoaencaa mckjdng double 

ovens %Ktm by aide refrigerators 

decorator carpeting 2*s bethe ge 

r eges etc Chadrer Section. Beeuti 

Clubhouaa 4 pool 

On Ml Vamor Bhrd 

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569-3522 


SOUTHFIELD 

Baauirtv* i*rga 1 badôom a^ri at 

Normampton or .aria« Rs ran' tra* 

557-4520 

"Ba»ac on '2 "xxur occôancy 

r nlage ot 

NormvUle 4 have a scarxc natural 

setting complete with stream 4 

pars Lease required No pets EHO 

lOTT 4525 

.OF" W TH VIEW OF S- REAM 

IS545I 

Open Dairy 10-6 

»« 9-4 Sun 12-5 

348-9590 642-8686 

Semoi 4 Krue 

SOUTHFIELD 

SECURITY DEPOSIT 4150 

RENT FROM 4600 

Luiury ' & t bedroom apts with 

piusr carpet vertical bunds jour 

-«• kitchen salt cleaning oven 

Irost traa refrige»a1oi d.shwas/iar 

intercom system *ots ot aoeets 4 

storage community canter axerciaa 

-oom sauna heated pool 4 carport 

356-0400 

12 M.ie East o> Te^grapr 

TOWN 4 COUNTRv APTS 

Spacious studios and one bed 

rooma e>ceaent location Heat 4 

appliances nouded Dftermg ««*- 

dow treatments Starting ar 4290 

ooe month Wee rent to new tenants 

Mon thru Fn 12 noo*- M Spm Sat 

9 tiS ' dosed on Wad 1S615 - ««e- 

grapn 255 1829 

400 ApU. For Rant 

TREE TOP 

MEADOWS 

Overnied -ooms 4 balconies da- 

luxe kitcnens. waiknn dosets cov- 

ered parkng close lo shopping 4 

e'pressway 2 bedroom h«s double 

bath EHO 

' Bedroom 95C so fl 

2 Bedroom 1050 SQ t 

Dpen Daily 10-t 

Sat 9-4 Sun 12 • 

4495 

4595 

348-9590 642-8686 

BENEiC'E 4 KRUt 

400 Apartments For Rent 

TROY AREA 

1 Dedroom apartment on 

second boot with balcony 

New carpeting, new mini 

Winds, centrally located 

Friendly neighbors 

From $555 

649-5660 

400 Apts. For Rent 

TROY 4 ROYAL OAK 

aaabie 1 4 2 bedroom, 

apartments F replace oak hoars or 

carpeung dMfwaasher neal water 

coofcmg gaa «K**Jad «i moat Many 

with vertical oande Cr*Ofn^ Petal 

Ask 1 AMBER APAR'MENTS 

Days 280-2630 Eras 256-6714 

a WESTLAND a 

HAWTHORNE 

CLUB 

SeCLrn, Oeooan Omy S 100 

from $440 

FREE HEAT 

^•eatige Location Saw v«w 

Heat. A» Pool. Great vakie 

7560 Merrirnan Rd 

Belwear Wai-an 4 Arm Artxv '-ea 

522-3364 

Dally 9-6pm Sat 12-4 


• C A N T O N • 

FRANKLIN PALMER 

BEST VALUE IN AREA 

From '440 — Free Heat 

Outei * tt - : ; • •' 1 ' 

at .»i"v- • Pp '"••• ' • p '' ' 

a.a.i«t." 

On Painter W ot Lilley 

SECURITY DEPOSIT ONLY : 200 

397-0200 

Da*ly 9-6 Sat 12-4 

TROY 

Between Somerset & 1-75 

IMMEDIATE 

OCCUPANCY 

LARGE DELUXE UNITS 

FOR LESS MONEYI 

1 & 2 BEDROOMS 

FROM $475 

1'* Baths in 2 Bed Unit 

Free H B O. & Carport 

New Vertical Blinds 

Washer-dryer/some umts 

• 24 Hr Maintenance 

• Great Storage space 

• Large wa»-*• closets 

• Balconies. Deluxe Carpeting 

• individual Central Air .'Heal 

. Delui* Appkancas including 

disnwaaher disposal 

SUNNYMEDE APTS 

561 KIRTS 

NOON-6PM 

362-0290 

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& d d e 

cm &£ lUatei "! 

1 and 2 Bedroom ^ A Q A 

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5 minutes 

from Novi & 

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• Thru-unit design is available for 

maximum privacy & cross unit ventilation 

• Convenient to Twelve Oaks Mall 

• Private Balcony Patio 

• Cable TV Available 

! ^"" her 624-9445 


Open Monday - Friday 10 - 6 Weekends 11 - 5 

BEST APARTMENT 

VALUE IN FARMINGTON HILLS 

Charming 1 & 2 Bedroom 

Apartments from J 475 

Featuring . 6 mo & 1 yr leases available 

• Conveniens to freeways 

sf>opp«og an uum Apatlmeaid 

Fum $345 

WE PAY YOUR HEAT 

• Air Conditioning • Swimming Pool 

• Balcony or Pstlo • Clubhouse 

• Cable TV Available • Convenient to 

a Beautiful Grounds 12 Oaks Mall 

At Pontiac Trail and 

Beck Roads in Wixom 

(Exit 1-96 at Beck Road then 

2 Miles North to Pontiac Trail) 

Open Mon. - Sat. 9 - 6 

Sun. 11 - 5 

624-6464 

1 MONTH FREE! 

^ WASHERS (N rouH 

S,ZE & DRYERS SMRTMMT 

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626-43% 

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The apartments with the 

big surprises inside. 

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Apia. For 

uoo 4 tnt/ 

• WESTLAND* 

HUNTINGTON 

ON THE HILL 

On Ann Arbor Trail 

Just W ol Inkaaar He 

SPACIOUS A ELEGANT 

Free Heat 

In a SaauMM Par* Saoang 

STOP BY OR CALL 

425-6070 

Mon-FftS-S 


vnAc/ 

• Lush 18 hole golf course 

• Washer 8c dryer in even,' ape 

Built-in jut-i vacuum system 

Clubhouse with sauna 

OAE Monday. February 27. 1»8« 

400 Apta. For Rant 400 Apt*. For Root 400 Apto. For Ront 402 Furnished Apts. 

WAfNf - i 

W 7 Maa ft Ferwon Si apacsoue 2 For Ront 

bam. clean I42S monm 1* monm 

WESTLAND cadroon apu S430 ncUM naai 

MCuro, Alter 4pm 4S4-3S«7 6200 North Wayne ftd ft Mia. 25^-0073 ABBINGTON 

STUOIO 1375 

1 BEOROOM - $415 

WESTLAND AREA 

2 alWOOM $430 

401 Fumitura Rental LAKE 

Relocating? Temporery Aaa^n- 

Mr MMtM. S3S0 psua MCumy 

SPACIOUS HEAT ft HOT WATER IMCLlfOCO 

I ft 2 bedroom apts Carpal pel Carpaunfl, 

FURNITURE FOR YOUR menf Wa na»e corporate apart 

marts lor anon term Maaa FuBy hM- 

aa. poo. neet nctudad 

pool. 3 car paUw Ad>« taction 3 Room Apartment For nsahed with mane. fun »e ear as, 

Ooaa lo WaatlanilJhonMng CanMr $110 Month iies television, alarao and 

1BED«OOM W20 

WESTLAND PARK 2BEDMOOW 14M 

728-4000 

• ALL NEW FURNITURE m»om From MM. Con amen l 

APARTMENTS 

BLUE GARDEN APTS 

• LARGE SELECTION fy located in aaaiam autsurb. aaay 

WINTER SPECIAL 

. OPTION TO PURCHASE 

acciaaa to a« k-weys and airport 

Pal* aielcome m selected orwu Ca« 

Oarry HM Near Uai rawer NaMugli Colonial ApU *1S0 •» 

Across from City Par* OaNy I iam-«pm Sal I0am-2pm 

curtly dapoaH 1 bedroom Carpal GLOBE RENTALS 

anytime 4SS-S607 

(CharryH«> 

ed appHanoaa. pnveaa entrance 

Iber.een MWUMll tMrniiw) 

729-2242 Sensors welcome ftent »37S 

FARMINGTON, 474-3400 Downtown Bkrminarsarri - Trov 

1 & 2 bedrooms. 1Vfc baths WESTLAMO SHOPPING CENTER 

771-40M 

FURNISHED ft UNFURNISHED 

STERLING HEIGHTS, S2t, -«0' MONTHLY LEASES 

Area 1 ft 2 bedroom apartments. 

Pool 

taas-SSOO ncUkig haal f*o pal* 

2«1-4*30or M6-SOC spacious 1 bedrom api witfi Oar SOUTHFIELD, 36S-4330 Executive Preferred 

HEAT INCLUDED 

dudee haal weter »ertica«e pool 

WESTL ANO-Venoy ft Palmer 1 Open 7 daya 274-1W3 troy saa-iaoo 

HIGHEST QUALITY 

FINEST LOCATIONS 

From: $430 bedroom SMO/montft mcioOea 

-*et M »» 126-2770 

402 Furnished Apts. LUXURY AMENITIES» 

Monthly or Lease 

ZERO 

For Ront 

Utilities included 

WEST Of 7 MILE - 1 bedroom (rom 

$200 DISCOUNT 

S3 SO-$340 nduOaa neat ft water 

729-6636 Flrat Mootti Free 53S-B230 SECURITY APARTMENTS 649-1414 

MONTHLY LEASES Executive Garden Apartmani* 

14 PRIME LOCATIONS 

DEPOSIT 

1 2 4 3 BEDROOM tu»y furnnhao 

turnaftad witn noueewaree unena apartmani* Birmsngham Royal ft 

Modern 1 Bedroom Apts color TV ft mora Utmtiee Included Clawson Luxury executive *u)taa 

Datiwaahar ft LAROE Storage araa FROM S34 A DAT 645 1200 or 549-4500 

Haal ft Watar mcloded Jnmatcfied Personal Sarvica 

SmM Pat* Welcome Executive Living Suites BIRMINGHAM furnianed 

Carport* available 

room apartmanr tor (aa* 

QUIET, OFF-STREET LOCATION 

474-9770 

a* and Oapoait required 

BEAUTIFUL decorator furnished 

Call 647-4390 

Apl lor Executive/pro«eeeK5nal par- 

TOWNE APTS. aon Pool and patio aida great room 

(Big Beaver 4 Crooks area) 28«30 1 bedroom. 1 Oam fireplace 

LUXURY APARTMENT LIVING 

skytigfMs. paHay kiscften completely 

TROY tumaahad. buffet.'ber. prtvaie an- 

IN FARMINGTON HILLS 

lranca 14 Una ft Crook* 3 Mo 

362-1927 MM (1.200 a Mc S45-9&29 

3 Bedroom Townhouses 

1 & 2 Bedroom Apis. 

400 Apto. For Ront 

• Indoor & Outdoor pool 

• Tennis Courts 

• Convenient to expressways & shopping 

• Social activities Sccisdah Jlpartments 

• Plus much, much more' 

hawburgh betw+en Joy A War ran 

F,OT J 402 Furnished Apts. 402 Furnished Apto. 404 Houses For Rent 

For Rent 

For Rent 

BIRMINGHAM/BEVEBLY HILLS 

2 nomee 2 Oedroom. («0 mono* 

BIRMINGHAM-' RO* AL OAK ROTAL OAK Prima area. «•» io 3 bedroom. (750 a monlK, pkja a» 

turrwened 1 * 2 bediooma. oowntown jppar «at m unique 

color TV. inane, irtanaaa Prima area noma Furmaned. aecoratad iwm 

cunty 433-148® 

from (625 590-3806 TS7-0«33r carpel, ama« pel o*ay «anoad rard BIRMINGHAM Cnamwtg J 0*0 

Srals or ptDla»iirnai co»«aa (850 room 1 batn garaga Beaement. 2 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Fumaftad al A weler 542-7310 herowood floor*. Sormal 

ary lo laaler 

dirang room ro > txeaalaat room, pata 

ton Greet •Or a. 

(t1»e 334-4812 

STUDIO/S385 o» (496 

540-2868 

Furmaftad studio apartment located 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 12 Mae * Oownlown Royal 0e» Separata BIRMINGHAM Cole, dean 2 bed 

Orcnard Lake Rd area. 2 OeO neetmg and aa Storaga water*, of room bnc* ranch, V* car garage 

room*. 2 bath* completaly Kit street parsmg. leeae No pat* Adult Nrusfted baeement 1 balh »hade 

rxened. immediata octupancy (950 bultdmo Appacants muet make treea. cioee to downtown a* appa 

Cal Bruoe Lloyd at Umln.mar, (15.000 a year or more to apply ancaa A¥a4etae Apr 1 (750/MC 

34S-5400 Can Manager 398-3477 or o«ce. plua utmtiee 540-024 7 

258-8200 

FLTRNISMED 4 UNFURNISHED 

BIRMINGHAM Extra dean 3 bad 

Luxunoua 1500 Sq Ft 2 oedroome. 

room, central air. bright tamily 

2 fua Dam*, modern tncftan. larQe 

room, garaga. appliance*, natural 

room*, aacurity system SUITE LIFE decor lanced rard (850 849-0878 

BIRMINGHAM a*capt«ona«y mca"3 

Executive Suites Available 

• ESTABLISHED • bedroom Hard wood floor*. » »vlng 

MONTHLY LEASES 

i dining rooma "replace attacJied 

FURNISHED APTS. gerage Imaned Paaement. central 

BOULDER PARK 

a* (t 100 .'mo Call 828-3638 

32073 W 14 Mae Rd • Corporate Leasing 

Oft ol Orchard Lake Rd I 

BIRMINGHAM m-town Adorable. 3 

From $795 851-4800 • Birmingham - Royal Oak bedroom 1 batti neutral decor 

wrth mm-wmtls 1'a car garage 

• Monthly Leases 

HOME AWAV FROM HOME. INC 

(750.'mo • aecurrty 828-8319 

SNorl lease Elaoantly (urmafted 4 • Immediate occupancy BIRMINGHAM MidvBle.Seahoan 

equipped 1. 2 or 3 Oedroom apart- 

area Fam»y noma, oaaws irwig 

ment* No pars Irom (890 828-1714 549-5500 abroad 3 beorooma. canter an 

trance colorual, 1"* betha cuatom 

HOME SUITE HOME 

Attractively fumraned l and 2 

15 Years ol Service* 

kitchen, terrnly room, dining room 

der 8 dec* Non-amofcers (1700.' 

Dadroom Apts *«t»t a* ameratne 

mo Cell 68*-2151 

7 greet orations Monthly leases 404 Houses For Rent 

A E . M C . Visa accepted 

FULLY FURNISHED 

ADAMS'AUBURN RD 

540-8830 3 bedroom houea with garaga 

CORPORATE SUITES 

Westland Towers 

FM. YMOUTH 

Ca* 

551 59-1552 

RELOCATING? ALL CITIES e Smce 1976 

Our 1 and 2 bedroom turruaneO Corporate 

apanmem* take tne mcorv 

CHANGING LIFESTYLES HOMES FOR RENT 

vemertce out ol your relocation 

Furnished l bedroom available im- SEE 100 S WHERE 

:ranste« Decorator aee^n r»gn riee mediately Rnvste entrance, BexiOie TENANTS K LANDLORDS 

apartment* leatur* fu»> eQuwed •aaae great localKm. Eaey SHARE LISTINGS S 642-1620 

kitcnen* antri oienaa* max) aaroca 1-275 all major freeway* 

884 So Adam* Birmingham Mi 

indoor r>aated mumming pool, terv- 

HEATHMOOeE APTS 

m* etcerise and sauna Montn lo 

On HaggarTy S ol Ford Rd BIRMINGHAM - Attached garaga 

montfi lease availaOle 

981-8994 

Ranch 3 bedroom*. 2 beth* appliances. 

firepieca carpeting Orapea 

ROTAL OAK-BeeuMul 2 bedroom ftnianed baaemenl (1250 855-44 11 

Westland To«ar» » t W A ol condo. completely hjrmahed Dish- 

Wayne Rd . Delixeen Ford ft Warren es linen*. TV. etc. ISSO/mo Brno 

ftds Call 721-2500 

549-51S3 

400 Apartments For Rent 

435 

• Farmington Hills • 

FREE HEAT 

FREE COOKING GAS CHATHAM HILLS 

1 A 2 Bedroom • 1 Vt Baths - Central Air • Pooi 

• Tennis • Carports - Clubhouse 

Laundry * Storage • Cable Ready 

Model Open 9-5 Dally 

12-5 Weekends 

Model Open 9-5 Daily 

(=> H 455-4300 

Free Attached Garage 

No Security Deposit 

Heated Indoor Pool • Sound A Fireproofed 

Con»lruclion • Saunas - Microwave - Dishwashers 

• Full Health Club Membership 

From s BIRMINGHAM. r>eer town. 2 bedrooma. 

1 bath basement, garaga 

large kitchen newer carpet v, 

months security (635 mo 84 7-304 7 

BIRMINGHAM 

Up lo dete freshly decorsted 3 bed 

room 1 bath ranch on ou"«i "«« 

lined street Welkmg distance lo 

mopping schools 8 VMCA Come* 

w«th deSuaa appliance* 4 energy 

saver package 

(895 per month EHO 

BIRMINGHAM- Cozy 3 oedroom 2 

betha Irvmg room, daring room, fire- 642-8686 

place kitchen w'tvill eating area 2 

car garaga Recently renovated, an BIRMINGHAM- 1159 S ETON 

new appllancaa Walk to town 3 beoroom brick ranch 1'i bath* 

(975.'mo Open March 11 1-4 Call baseman! oec* yard opens 10 Eton 

258-5487 399-9910 Park (895 47 1-7*18 or 538-568 • 


510 

VILLA 

APARTMENTS 

On B—utttu! Swan Laka 

NORTHVILLE'8 FINEST From $580 

Call or Stop Bv Today! 

Grand River at 

SEE "THE PEOPLE WHO CARE " Halstead Roads 

477-0133 

Pr« iented by Mid America Mgt. Corp 

-t' ' af •• 

The Green Hill difference:^ 

Do you come home to an 

apartment or a 75-acre estate? 

isôst apartment Svwxg measures 600+ sq ft Ours measures 

over 3.000,000 sq. ft. Green Hi restdents enjoy a gorgeous 

75-acre estate settrig of park and woodland, peace and 

tranquility You're right next door to the 1-275 corridor. 

Mtchtgan's multf-bdlion dollar explosive growth area and 

just minutes away from 1-96, a direct route to downtown Detroit 

See our 1- and 2-bedroom luxury apartments, terrace residences 

and country townhouses on 9 Mile, 1V6 miles west of 

Farmington Road in Farmmgton Hills 

green hill 

APARTMENTS 

IN FARMINGTON HILLS 

•OOtlS 0M» OAIIT ID-t PHflllf «T» «64 

The 

Dual 

Master 

Suite: 

Endless possibilities under one roof. 

Fountain Park-Wetland introduces a pcrfcctly 

planned two-bedroom apartment that's ideal for 

shared living. All without compromising the com 

fort, convenience and privacy of living alone 

Our new dual master suite features 

• two spacious, identical sue bedrooms each with 

full bath and large walk-In closet 

• a large cemaf living area 

• modern kitchen with General Electric appliances 

and microwave oven 

1 full size washer and dryer 

school district, Fountain 

-275 and 1-96 and (ust a 

i Shopping Center and 

its Specialty shopping 

lb team more, please caU of visit our model 

10:30 a.m. - 6.30 pj*.; weefcendsv 

from $621 

• Plymouth • 

HILLCREST CLUB 

Best Value In The Area 

FREE HEAT 

Special 

s 200 SECURITY DEPOSIT 

• Quiet Park Setting • Spacious Suites 

• Outdoor Pool • Air Cond't onmg 

• imrr. i .ite Grounds & Bui dings 

Call or slop t . • day. near Plymouth & Haggerty 

12350 fiisman 

453-7144 

Da:lv9-6 Sat 12-4 

OTHER TIMES BY APPOINTMENT 

RIVER 

BEND 

on the hanfc* 

of the 

Rouge River. 

SENIOR 

CITIZENS 

SPECIAL! 

1 and 2 

b e d r o o m 

1 & 2 bedroom 

apartments, 2 bedroom, 

V/2 bath 

townhouse, air 

conditioning, 

private balconies 

with insulated 

sliding 

glass doorwalls, 

carpeting, aerobic 

classes & 

cable TV available. 

Huge closets — Gas heat — 2 

swimming pools — Ample parking — 

Carports available — Semta at your doorstep 

RENTAL OFFICE 

421-4977 

30500 WEST WARREN 

Between Middlebelt Roed and Meatman Road 

Corporatm Apartment* Availabkt 

'for selected apta. 

"I finally found a 

townhome as 

large as a home." 

"I looked long and hard to find a 2000 

sq. ft., cathedral ceiling elegant threebedroom 

townhome (Of course. I could 

have choeen a two-bedroom ranch). With 

my own two-car attached garage, my 

own private baeement and patio. And 

luxury touches like deluxe kitchens and 

whirlpool tubs p4us landscaping that I 

love Nothing could get me to move from 

Covington Nothing 

COVINGTON CLUB 

33000 Covington Club Dr. • 851-2730 

(£ Managed by Kaftan Enterprises 352-3800 

On Old Grand River between 

Drake & Halstead 

Daily 9 a.m.-7 p.m. • Sat. 11 a.m.-5 p.m. 

• Sun. 11 a.m.-4 p.m. 

Call 476-8080 

S 1 I A \ T 

H A R B O U R 

0 \ SWAN LAKE 

Immediate occupancy on 1 4 2 bedroom units wtlh many 

taalures Swimming pool, sailing, tennis courts, blinds 

free basic cable TV convenient to «-way. shopping 

Located oo 7 Mile Road between Haggerty and 

Northville Road 

•Senior 

Citizen 

Discount 

1 Month Free 

for Immediata 

Occupancy 

FROM $495 

Call 349-6844 

Open Mon -Sun 11-5 pm ' New Residents Only 

FREE HEAT! 

It's an offer you can 

really warm up lo. 

To begin wttB, nobody but nobody 

can offer you a better SoutWieM 

location in addition yon will have a 

warm attractive apartment at a 

very reasonable rate TTirow free 

Beat rnto the ileal, and you Just can't 

beat our Oder Come join u» at 

FranJdin Park Towers, new friends 

are waiting 

27350 Franklin Roed, SoutWMd. MI (313) 354-S02S 

SS *FasT WOP01TV COMMIMTY 

Franklin luxury. 

Need we say more? 

m i 1 M r 

Luxury speaks for Itself at 

Weatherstone Very private two 

and three-toed room town homes 

Formal dining rooms Great 

rooms with natural fireplaces 

Covered perking, two and one 

half baths And little things like Instant 

hot water In the kitchen 

Only st Weatfterstone Of course 

l k 

•Kill 

i Al 1 i i l 

// ((//At v\/( >//( 

1 Month Fr— tor Immediata Occupancy 

2 bedrooms private entrance, washer, dryer jecuzzi and 

microwave in each unit Swimming pool lennls courts, 

tree basic cable TV vertical blinds 

MODEL OPEN 7 DAYS 

Mon.-Fri. 11-5 Weekends 11-5 

•Senior Cittrer Discount ' New Residents Only 

7 Mile Road between Ha®oerty-Horth*llle Roed* 

Call 34S-2S20 

• WESTLAND • 

HAWTHORNE CLUB 

FREE HEAT 

SECURITY DEPOSIT 100 

• Prestigious location by Golf Course 

• Scenic view near large park 

• Heat. air. pool, great value 

7560 Merriman Road 

Be'.veer W -.rren & Ann Arbor Trail 

5 2 2 - 3 3 6 4 

Daily 9-6 Sat 12-4 

prmgs 

NEW 1 & 2 Bedroom 

Lakefront Apartments 

from $405 

Attractively Designed Units Featunng: 

• All apartments are on the water's edge 

• Private patk>/ balcony 

• Thru-unit design tor maximum privacy 

& cross unit ventilation 

• Excellent location, convenient to 

Twelve Oaks Mall. Expressways 

• Dishwasher 


31296 Sprtnglake Bouteverd 

— NOVI — 

Open Oatty M • Sorvley 12-5 

before you 

TW« | . *

se* OAE Monday February 27, 1989 

C R E A T I V E L I V I N G 

GLA66IFIED R E A L E6TRTE 5 9 1 - 0 9 0 0 

5 9 1 - 2 3 0 0 

Display Advertising 

404 Housee For Rent 

BIRMINGHAM m lowr Charming 

Cape i M K W t M 2 bedroom*, 

country kitchen. dining room. tamrfy 

'oom/flreplace. wood floors base- 

ment. 1% car garage. a«c« bto 

yard no pets J l 100 mo 642-153S 

BIRMINGHAM 17365 Buckingham 

Quiet tree-lined (treat. 3 bedroom 

1 "> Dath 2 fireplace*. central air 2 

ir garage ippaence* Sharp' SaM 

' LMMi $1095 /mo 

Can 8-4pm. 

8 HUINGHAM 

naul'al oecor 4 

downtown Bmnangliam 

DHJJ security depoeit 

2 Oedroom eflfi 

$650 .'MO 

549-1926 

BIRMINGHAM - 3 bedrooms. INSng 

100m tuB baiement. centra atr. 2 

car garage. cioee lo shopprnio cen- 

ler 643-4626 

CAN'ON Colonial. 3 bedroom. V4 

bams appliances Fenced yard Ga- 

rage MM. 1 year M M Securi- 

ty deposit No pan After 4, 

981-0263 

CANTON 3 bedroom ranch, 2 car 

aiiacneo garage Prommarit S-un- 

lluwer Sots $975 par month >1500 

security deposit For mora Informa- 

tion tall Penny 10AM-4PM. 

326-2600 

COMMERCE LAKE privileges, 

prime private, updated 2-3 Dad- 

room appliances parage No pats 

Security References 624-1428 

COZ" 3 BEDROOM HOME Upper 

Straight* Lake privieges ar»d doc*. 

$730 pei month Oars 827-3350 

Other 681-4751 

6 MILE - Telegraph Area 

3 Dedroom Slab house 

option - or for sale 

DEARBORN HEK3HTS - Bnc* colo- 

nial, 3 large bedrooms 2'y baths 

(amity room fireplace dining room 

carl-ai a>r cualom Florida room 

brick patio $ 1300 par mon th 

D A H income 737-4002 

DEARBORN HTS Between Michi- 

gan.Van Born Cule 2 Dedroom 

utH'ty. breeiwa. garage lenced 

yard Working couple immediate 

occupancy J450 mc- - al ! ulilitios 

lat. last 8 WOO secunty 531-0059 

DETROIT - Lahs» 6 Mile 3 Ded- 

room Dr South 

Eaaietn Real Estate 226-1 IOC 

226-1320 or 466-6101 

TROY- 3 Bedroom ranch, 1 bath, 

garage basement with fireplace 

$775 month CM 644-3565 

WAYNE 2 bedrooms 1'. car ga- 

-age all appliances $4 75 mo plus 

security credit check No pets 

722-2729 

WAYNE 3 bedroom carpeted new- 

ly painted basement e«ceuent con- 

dition Pets O K $600 

474-1489 

WESTLAND - attractive 3 oedroom 

2 car garage fenced yard $700 

month Secunty deposit references 

reouired 261-6656 459-206? 

WESTLAND-3 bedroom. 2 baths 

basement central air $650 .'mc 1st 

las I security reouired 535-6750 

WESTLAND- 3 bedroom ranch car- 

peted basement appliances 2't 

car garage lenced yard $650.'mo 

349-6283 

BiOOMFIELD-Or Chard Lake 

area 2-3 bedroom ranch. 2'i car 

larags air boa! 4 beech privileges 

661-4280 

gar i 

185 

W BLOOMFIELD Cory ' bedroom 

ia*e«roni house Pme Lake Garage 

Available .mmediaiery $5?5'MO 

plus utilities 663-7352 

13 > MILE "WOODWARD area 

3 bedrooms ' i baths large garage 

4 basemen' lenced yard, slove 4 

refrigerator $725 plus aecu'tty de- 

poeit 649-5974 

6 Mi 4 "elegraph Available im- 

med'et-y 3 bedroo-m garage 

lenced yard stove 4 refrêrator 

$475.'mo 477-9363 

408 DuptexM For Rani 

Attention Seniors! 

Call Us Today 

C*len\% ood 

Gardens 

WANTS 

YOU! 

Do You Need Help Moving? 

Call for Details 

Glenwood Gardens 

Westland 721-8111 

Offer Expires 2-28 89 

404 HOUMS For Rent 

W BLOOMFIELD- 7 195 w Maple 

Rd oldet farm style 3 Dedroom w/ 

attached garage 2 baths wmc 

room dining room. Daaement. on 2 

acres immediate occupancy $675/ 

mo 569-0062 

405 Property 

Menegement 

ABSENTEE OWNER 

We personaMe out service 10 meet 

yout leasing 4 management needs 

• Associate Biokers Bonded 

• Member Oakland Rental Mousing 

ASSOC 

• Be"ore making a decision can ua 1 

D & H 

income Property Mgmt. 

Farmington Hills 737-4002 

406 Furnished Houeee 

For Rent 

SHORT TERM LEASE 

BIRMINGHAM 

Available 1or ' 'mo to 1/yr Elegantly 

furnished 1 bedroom condo-apar- 

meni Pertect for transferred execu- 

tive Can 

OENNlS WOLF Licensed Broker 

Hall-Wort Properties 

644-3500 

412 Townhoueee- 

Conckw For Rent 

FARMING TON MILLS 

14 MMe 4 Haggerty Sharp neutral 

contemporary 2 bedrooms appli- 

ance* BAyHghts. fireplace base- 

ment Covered perking Wstei 

$795 0 4 H Income 737-4002 

GAROEN CITY - upper flat $200/ 

mo CA* tor lurther Intorrrwtlon 

425-0930 

LAKEFRONT CONOO m BMomlMt) 

Hills 2 bedrooms 2 baihs. an appa- 

ancei including wasnei 4 dryer Pa- 

te wslks out to water 335-2540 

LUXURY TOWNHOUSE 

(LOVE CHILDREN * PETS 

149 Amelia - N Royal Oa* 

2 • mg sued bedrooms specious tv- 

mg room. We i eeltiul* wood burn- 

ing hrapiece with log holders formal 

dmng room 1«i baths wan lo wea 

custom go sets basement central 

an dishwashei sen dean oven re- 

frigerator large pidure*Qu* wood 

ed yard $850 589-7337 

407 Mobile Homes 

For Rent 

FARMINGTON HILLS. One bed- 

room from $65 per week and up 

Security oepoell Can between 3 

anc 9pm 477-6521 PM. 522-7664 

FARMINGTON HILLS • 

park Great tor seniors 

rooms appliances 4 

pets 

Quiet older 

1 4 2 bed 

carpel, no 

474-2131 

406 Duplexes For Rent 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS - 1 bedroom 

Some appliances Well -namtamed 

$345 Plus aecurity 534-6560 

E Ot Telegraph. N. ol Plymouth 

Ideal loi senior crtzen 1 bedroom 

carpeted, laundry garage Very 

dean. $325 mo 937-3439 

FORD/HK 2 bedroom beaement. 

oft streei parking, yard A vena bis 

Apr* 1 $490 per mo Ca» alter «. 

45S-2774 

GARDEN CITY Sharp 1 Bedroom 

Carpeting appliance* mr balcony 

leundry faculties FreeMy panted" 

Meat 4 wstei included No Pets' 

$420 /mo Can Agent. 4 76-7640 

PLYMOUTH 1 bedroom, stove, re- 

frigerator mce area Suitable lor 

smgi* person No pets $440 month, 

deposit After 4 PM 421-6736 

TROY - 3 bedrooms 2V» baths, ga- 

rage relngeraior stove dishwash- 

er washei dryer, draperies. $600/ 

mc 647-8045 - 549-2602 

WAYNE - WALK TO TOWN 

2 bedroom $365 

1 bedroom $315 

With appliance* 728-2042 

410 Rett 

BIRMINGHAM upper flat 2 bed- 

rooms lot rent As ot March 1 $600 

pet monlh Utilities 4 secuf-ry re- 

ouired 642-2974 

CROOKS. 13 • • oedtoom jppei 

completely reoecorated tunnies in- 

cluded -ease 4 security No pets 

$435 month Message 435-5409 

FARMINGTON Must See jpper 

Fiai appliances heat Downtown 

Farmington area.$345 

477-9054 

LAKE FRONT-1523 East Laks Dr . 

Waded Lake 2 bedrooms, 'rontage. 

$550-$550 security Vacant move- 

in March 26 669-5959 

OLD REDFORD - large I bedroom 

owet Bat Dming room Dasement. 

garage gas 4 water included $420 

1 y months secunty 696-1219 

REDFORO TWP 2 lamity 2 Ded- 

room flat Beech Daly 4 G'and Rtver 

Area Can after 6prr 451-5991 

412 Townhoueee- 

Condoe For Rent 

ACAMS 4 BIG BEAVER 2 Ded- 

room newly decorated Condo 

large -ooms Appliances included 

$795 month Call 625-6969 

BIRMINGHAM dupie*. 2 bedroom, 

basement screened poren garage 

stove, frig, washer, dryer $725 plus 

secutty 646-7648 . 256-4607 

BIRMINGHAM - Luxurious 2 bed- 

room lownhouse located wtthm 

eluded 

Afler 5pm 

NINE MILE 

HOOVER AREA 

TOWNHOUSES 

Some of our amenKites In- 


MAC ARTHUR 

MANOR 

• 2 bedroom 

• Central an conditioning 

• Carpetmg 

• i-ardwood Floors 

• Full basemeni 

All from $400 per month 

758-7050 

NOVI 

Twelve Oaks 

Townhouses 

2 4 3 Bedroom Townhouse* 

Basements Waaher 4 dryei hook- 

ups tully equipped kitchens, mmi 

blinds 4 carports On Haggerty S 

of 10 Mile 4? 1-7470 

ROCHESTER HILLS Luxury Condo- 

styte Apt sublease from AprH thru 

Nov 2 bedroom/2 balh, carpon 

many extras $770 /mo. 852-9206 

ROCHESTER HILLS-2 bedroom 

condo. neutral decor air attached 

garage appliance*. ckjC house, 

pool, $950 met heel 879-1518 

ROCHESTER Minute* Irom M-59 4 

1-75 Beautfurnished 2 bed- 

room, 1% balh. beaement. a appli- 

ances End Unit Ravine setting 

yard carpon $850 mo 651-26S6 

ROCHESTER Prime 2 bedroom V-» 

bath appliances Fireplace, a* fin- 

ished Dasement. deck, patio, pool 

attached gerage $975 477-2643 

ROCHESTER 2 Dedroom Condo 

appliances storage laundry and 

carpon $625.'mo 1 to 2 year lease 

589-2141 

ROY A i OAK .'Birmingham One bed- 

room conoc carpon storage cov 

ered baicony pool $545 pei month 

includes-veal Ca* 643-7466 

ROYAL OAK CONDO * oedtoom 

Utilities included except eteetroty 

Small pets allowed 

$525/MO 855-5456 

ROYAL OAK 

Lovely 2 bedroom townhouses sep- 

arate Dasement 1» I'I oaths near 

Kimball High $545 - $575 

266-3710 559-7220 

SOUTHFIELO condo lot ten! 1 

bedroom, newer appliance* central 

an dishwasher, clubhouse pool. 

$495 i month Fn 353-5750 

SOUTHFIELO - Tl 4 Greenfield 2 

bedroom spacious lownhouse 1300 

sq tl • fun Dasement. appliances 

central air fenced yard carport, 

$?50 » utilities Furnished town- 

nouses available 

SHORT TERM LEASES 

Fairtax Townhouse 739-7743 

415 Vacation Renteia 

BEST NE AREA OTSEGO LAKE 

GAYLORO MICH 

Large lekehont podge 5 minutes to 

Hidden Valley Fu«y turmehed 

Bedding 4 linen* included 8 bed- 

rooms arge porch, kvmg room erfth 

stone fuepiacs Furnace 4 

dishwaanei included August IB thru 

September 2 available only Rental 

2 weeks $1175,4 weeks $2200 

A**nmum fishing boet available 

Help n o available Caa Doreen 

Mon IhruFrt. «am-4pm. #83-1804 

BOYNE-CMARLEVCKX-LAKEFRONT 

Conoos Sleeps 2-12 Slart at »75 

Pool. lacuEb fireplace, beech 

855-3300 363-3885 

BOYNE COUNTRY Chalet Sleeps 

14-16. 2 Free Nights with every rent- 

al VCA. T V 4 3 Dath* AJ/Nora 

313-464-4260 

BOYNE COUNTRY 3 Dedroom, 2* 

balh ranch home on We»oon Lake, 

4 mile* S ol Peto-skey sleeps K>. 

fireplace 8y weesenos or wee* 

Days 575-3746 Eves 642-573' 

BURT LAKE Specious ranch, 

sleeps up to 16 people TV. VCR, 

completely furmshec Available 

Aprn-Oct 533-6209 

COZY 4 bedroom cottage or lake 

near Weal Branch Swim. tlsTi. boat. 

goll nearby $300-$400/ 

682-6331 

GRANO TRAVERSE SAY - Sutton 

Bay 4 bedroom Chele! Completely 

furnished beech Avsnaoie weekly 

568-5829 

HARBOR SPRINGS condc doem- 

lown Sees one. fun. lovely location 

Cal Dave Ottor. 616-526-9666 

616-526-6040 

HARBOR SPRINGS Birchwood 

Large 4 bedroom house 3 baths 

Ooae to Boyne Highlands By ownei 

discount 879-7626 or 427-7141 

HARBOR SPRINGS 

Harbor Cove luxury condo mdoot 

pool 4 |acu£D Available ten ski 

weekends Days 965-9409 

Eves 282-4840 

HARBOR SPRINGS LOVE NEST 1 

Dedroom luxury condo al State 4 

Mairr-with harbor yiew Only 3 prime 

summer wks available $625 wk 

Caa weekdays 8am-3pm. as* for 

Nancy 338-0143 

HARBOR SPRINGS Near Boyne 

Highlands afci and go" rental Newly 

temodeied chalet, fireplace mi- 

crowave. sleeps I 647-8056 

HILTON HEAD ISLAND - Ship Yard 

Plantation, beeutituify located end 

urwi 2 bedroom. 2'» bath villa, re- 

cently redecorated, cable tv. pool 

$500'wk By w o e 201-874-5335 

HILTON HEAD Palmetio Ounee. 2 

bedroom Villa walk to beech, goh 1 

tennis Ca* foi Brochure snd pic- 

ture*. from $475 'week 1-750-1968 

HILTON HEAO SHOREWOOO - De- 

luxe 2 bedroom. 2 bath condo. 4th 

(toor Located on IVvest beech 

Greet view ol oceerupool 227-1675 

HOMESTEAD - GLEN ARBOR 

Greet house 4 bedrooms 2'i 

baths jacuzzi beech dub barbecue 

4 cable.-HBO Ca* 642-7959 

HOMESTEAD South Beech. Con 

do beat unn available on beecr 3 

bedrooms 3 baths Vepiac* acuj 

a etc 546-7040 

MINUTES FROM "HE MOUNTAIN 

BRAND NEW 

Spacious condominium suites avail- 

able for 1h« season ot for the night 

al Northern Michigar s most unique 

condominium hotel Ihe Water 

Street irm on _**e Chat>evoix in 

Boyne City For 'enlal ot sales intoi- 

maiion cal' 

1-800-632-8903 

MYRTLE BEACH S C luxury ocean 

tronl conoo sleeps 4 private tennl* 

coons. Beautiful deserted beech 

Full amenities 420-0469 525-3650 

NUBS NOB-BOYNE HIGHLANDS 

Chalet sleeps 12 $17S.'day-Week- 

ends $60.'day-Weekdays 

Eves 349-3909 Days 149-3534 

TORCH LAKE Secluded 25 acre 

estate Two attractive shoresiOe 

Many extras 1 From $800 

Brochure 544-7288 

STERLING HEIGHTS. Park Place 3 

bedroom 2'y bath appliances air 

pool clubhouse Pets okay 

752-4195 

EXCITING TRAVERSE CITY 

IW BeauHtm lamMy re- 

sort i 4 2 Dedrooms. xitchen. heal- 

ed pool air conditioning on Miracle 

Mile Reduced June and weekly 

rate* 1-800-942-2646 or 

1-6'6-936-2646 

TROY,'CLAWSON area 1 large Oed- 

room. 2 baths, private garage cen- 

tral air appliances Walk-m ooaei 

immediate occupancy 643-6256 

WESTLAND - One bedroom loft, 'e- 

TRA VERSE CITY S popular L*»- 

eshore Reson Small charming, 

beachfront reeon on speciacuter 

East Bay i-2 bedrooms with krtch- 

ens $445-595 weekly 

1-616-936-1740 

BIRMINGHAM 

Newty -emodeled 2 bedroom lown- 

house available private entrance 

hreolace central alt patio Great lo- 

cation ai new -esments receive t 

mos rant tree for a umtted time 

Please can 644-1300 

included V500 month , ^ ^ f>adroom»_good baadi for 

Days 574-6466 Eves 255-4433 f ***** ^ Huron..Pon 

1 Sanilac J weeks Jmy-Mid August 

Birmingham family with eicelieni 

reference* tr Pon Huron and Sir 

mmgham areas 644-6722 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Contempo- 

rary lownhouse master suite loft, 

great room, cathedral ceiling Leun- 

dry basement $850 334-6612 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Adams 

Woods deluxe lownhouse 2 bed- 

•oom 2'i Oath reer dec* entrance 

coun yard window treatment* in- 

cluded $1250 9-3pm 645-5305 

5-7pm (52-1245 

CANTON - 1 bedroom lownhouse 

$450 MO include* maid appli- 

ances neai 4 water 4 prrvete base- 

meni Available now 274-5551 

DEARBORN Gamaon HMs Condo 

Oeerborn Country Club location 

Executive 2/3 Dedrooms oh llre- 

pisce 2 story ceWng, hardwood 4 

ceramic floors, basement garage 

$1300 0 4 H income 737-4002 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 2 Dedrooms 

1 bsth Excellent location pool 

tennis $650/month - secunty 

Deys 642-8640 Evenings 655-8339 

FARMINGTON HILLS 2 betlroom 1 

bath Datcony Appliances Carpon 

$700rmo A.aHable immediately 

Fred 446-44 13 days eve* 641-8705 

FARMING'ON HILLS Conlempo- 

•ar, I bedroom walk-oul 12th Es- 

tate Air carpon pool, lenms mors 

$550 mo 354-0323 or 2 '3 1SMM7 


Ded'oom tamify ityle 

Sterling at $990'mo 

Cell 

specious 3 

477-0133 

'ARMiNGTON MILLS - lj Mae' 

Orchard . * *• 1 DetVoom condo 

mckxJmg s* appkences Minimal 

security $500 month J44 096C 

A New Choice For Renters 

GLENWOOD GARDENS 

2 Badrooma 

Fun Prtvaie Baeement 

WWi laundry Facitttie* 

1 Ya 

• Large LMng Room 

• Spacious Yard 

• CaNe AvaMabto 

FAMKJES WELCOME SENIOR CfTtZENS DISCOUNTS 

We offer the comforts of your own home 

PLUS the convenience of renting 

OPEN 7 DAY8 Monday A Thursday 'til 9 

10-4 Smt., 12-4 Sun. , 

7 2 1 - 8 1 1 1 FROM '410/Month 

Directions: Take Wayne Rd to Q»enwood Ave 

head East to 2754 Ac*ley 

W Bloom field condo. 2 Dedroom 2 

bath fireplace central an appli- 

ances skylights basement garage, 

pool clubhouse $875'mo 663-3636 

414 Southern Rentals 

420 Rooms For Rent 

DtSNEY'EPCOT Luxury 2 and 3 

bedroom 2 Dath condo washei 

dryer microwsve. pool iscuza ten- 

nis couns $495 and $525 Week 

Days 474-5150 Eves 171-0777 

FLORIDA - HAWAII 

Northern Michigan CeribOeen 

Mexico U S Weel 

CONOO 4 VILLA VACATIONS 

Winter sk> 4 go" packages 

A* - Car - Crmee Raaervations 

SUNCOAST TRAVEL 

313-455-5810 

1-800-874-6470 

FORT MEYERS BEACH • bedroom 

Gulf side condo complelefy tur 

mdudng microwave Pool 

A d • May 

tennis Aort I 363-6097 

FORT MYERS 2 bedroom 2 bath 

v«a March 5 thru March 24 April 

A 4 59-5945 

FT MYERS BEACH 

2 Bedroom 2 bafh luxixy condo 3 

balconies Daytront g gull front May 

6-13 $550 4 71-1216 

FT MYERS BEACH 2 bedroom 2 

bar* kiinxy condo Gull front Aprs 

1-8 $900 AJ amenmee 

Days 137 1379 Evea 591 2797 

FT MYERS Florida condo Croes 

Creek Country Club 2 Dedroom 2 

bath pool tennis golf 15 maxrtaa 

10 beech $600 week 177 -7356 

TON HE AO Condo Beech go* 

free tennis large ? bedroom 2 beth 

on F*ao Golf Courae $575/wee* 

*03 666 2376 313-6W^57S3 

HK. TON HEAD ocean from condo 

or, the oeech Fu»y fumahed On* 

Oedtoom • bath sleeps 6 Pool 

go* fenres 4 eunshsne 862 2968 

MARCO ISL ANO beech front } 

Dedroom condo aveaebie 1/J1 thru 

Feb 6 4 after Apr* 10 thru Sl'i'ie 

881-6402 

MARCO &IAMO-L1 

ooens my c*«oioe riser he t oondo 

tr Soufh Seea dirmg Eaakar Mart* 

16- Aprs 2 *i 000 per wee* 

fvee 540 453' Days 162-MM 

MYRTLE KAC.H SC 

2-3 bear oom 1 oondo a 

From $470 par 1 

MYRTLE MACH • C 

1 a 

VACATION CONOO 'O* M M 

« 4 - i m t > t a 

WMOWAMO POft »« 

aeeeh MoniNky -amai I '«*1 *aa 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - YOUNG pro- 

lessKmal home-Bke atmoaphere 

$65 week Many extras Lois 

642-6300 a*1 322 After 6 338-7681 

BLOOMFIELD HI«* turnnhed -oom,' 

bath lovefy nome. non drinking,' 

smoking. $325 'Mo * depoait in- 

cludes utlktie* 4 Imens 647-6623 

CANTON - couple 29-22 looking lor 

young person 10 rant room 1 richer 

and laundry privileges $325.'mo in- 

clude* utilities $ 165 security Cioee 

to 1-275 455-4168 

COr* FURNISHED ROOM m south- 

field ntcher and laundry pmagaa. 

$260 plus security Non smoker 

559-6566 

FARMINGTON HILlS Female non 

smoker lo rant room ai turrwahed 

half Jin 

or 471-4606 

condo $275 t aeCLaty t 

nea Caroane 543-54 10 or 

FARMINGTON Sleeping room 

Straight non-smokmg No lempo- 

rariea Conditional kilcher. privi- 

leges Supply Own linens 34» 4606 

GRAND RIVER-TELEGRAPH area 

Sleeping room with bathroom laun- 

dry 'eciwties aveaebie $40 per •* 

or $140 per mo pme security de- 

posit After 'pm 729-6718 

lEVAN/Schoolcr»fi area Large 

room kx lamali $260 per monffi 

mcludea utame* except phone prv 

veie beth k ncfien 591 -6432 

cIVONIA Large 'OOm w 

>mam mm 

*h laundry 

561-6337 

LIVONIA Mernmen tmtmmm Ptyea- 

oufh 4 joy For employed gentle- 

man 30 oi older with relerancea 

421-3106 

LIVONIA Nice arge root 

semi pr-tvele Defh Non 

lor rent 

smokmg 

26 1 54 16 

NORTMVH.LE 

weekn -ale* n v i i 

S Mam 

ad room. 

Hotel 212 

Vltt M66 

NORTHVILLE 

Sleeping room with 

trance lor gentleman an 

beth nen smoker 

nvese en 

>y Iters a 

34* 6466 

NOVI AREA Heaping -oi 

lure In "•*»« KUchen 

$7TVmr. 10 mm* Iron- 

Caa 477 3107 01 

am lor me- 

priveegee 

12 Oak* 

26 1 -OO 14 

PL YMOUTH /seorni .mm Tep 

ROOM TO rent H I 

* fveraraan araa $iaO 1 

no* uMiiaa. and • 

Ca* Mrs aMaaar. 

567 1 123 

WE8TLAMO 

lo'Ceia with Hi* 

M5-W* plua 3 wks aaowny *» 

nou* vvjiw-iai only 326-•112 

ENC APARTMENT»-Fanit 

$2*0 a a o m 

476-7457 

YOWO ^"OF«**IONAL* win 

•Kara I 

|»s /me * H 

1 Caaa *Nore«. 77V7417 

I-OUMO MOFFLLIONLII »e«ra* 

I awe* ta Fa me mam Has 

*M0 atum H uMMy Day* 643-667' 

Fve* 471 1664 

To Kent 

SOUTH LYON 

NEW/LEASE 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

AVAILABLE 

Light industrial office stori 

1 000 SQ fl unrts availed* 

at *4 00 per sq fl Between Brighton 

and Arm Arbor 

COLONIAL ACRES 

INVESTMENT CO 

1-437-6193 

STOREFRONT Ideal It 

supply rental-no competition' Near 

2 new satetme hospitals Canton 

Cenier-Fo»a Flo area 

356-2600 

434 Ind. / Warehouse 

Leeeeor Saie 

RL'SAOUTH TWP • 4 OOC' SQ ft 

macfune shop OuHdmg with 2 ol*c- 

e* overhead door Dua* ducts 3 

phaae power treehly pemled Ree- 

sonaoie Brokers protected 

i^ll 459-5312 

436 Office / Business 

Space 

ACT NOW - Super Deal $6. so ft 

Soulhfield high -tse 1 86? sq fl 

private office* 'ecec'KX- area cot 

lee office maefwa 'oom WIN take 

beat Ofler Ca* amy* P*rr Meckay 

or Sleven Smith 424-6000 

AMERJCORE CENTER BLDG 

42450 Twelve Mae Rd Novi 

Mefcal Dental or General Office 

25 500 sq fl 3 Story Contemporary 

Glaae Bunding wtth oa* 4 marbw 

IVuah 14 000 sq ft available to 

•ease w« diwM 

immadiale occupancy 349-6640 

ANNOUNCING 

Now 4 prime kscationa lor smaOer 

executive of1*ce needs State* from 

150 sq fl w«h shared telephone an- 

swering secretarial Samcee 4 con 

•erence 'eel*fee Flexible ehon term 

select only the service* you 

need immedwt* ocooency Fur 

nahed oi unfurtvshed m al centers 

- Downtown Birmingham 

• Nov 

• Farmsngion Hiaa 

• Ann Arbor 

Ca* miernational Buaresi Canters 

433-20 70 

ATTENTION Mwmfacturer 

aentattve* Affordable atoraga 

apece em afapping 4 ecei.ing ser 

•ice* COL Steve al 476-6336 

ATTRACTIVE 0*TK".F SPACE 

on 12 Mae Rd m SouihAald even 

able kit ii an $12 per aq ft Town 4 

Counlry Management 557-6900 

Beech Daly & 7 Mile 

1.000 aq ft fTKxJem office 

In mutt i / tenant building 

Light and bright Newty 

decorated Will divide 

Lighted paved parting 

Our first vacancy In 3 yr$ 

Immediate occupancy 

928-8509 

436 Office / Business 

Specs 

BIRMINGHAM Office apace for 

rent 2700 « II. on site parking, 

own entrance exceaent ratee Con- 

tact Jim Elamer 645-0750 

BIRMINGHAM. 1 100 sq ft light in- 

dustrial or olfice space tor teese 

$1,200 mo Good location Leese 

term negotiable r m 669-3076 

Birmingham 

650 *q fl off*c« wpmcm n Down- 

lown P'Mtigtouv —gem Vtclor\mr 

sryte CxjAO*hg intenor *mh custom 

OS* 4 too Quskty smenrties 

Wttrwr d««iarx» 10 towri Pri- 

vate oerlung 433-1 100 

Singh Management Co 

3 5 3 r j i » 

436 Office / Businees 

Space 

LIVONIA OFFICE Space tor lease I 

or 2 room sutlea Secralarlal 4 tale- 

phone ana earing ser vice On 8 Mae 

neer FarnanQton Rd 476-2442 

MEDICAL SUITE Pnme downtown 

Birmingham Mufti tenant Du*dmg 

1462 sq ft all improvements in 

atace Resesonabie rani 

Greal Amencan Bunding 

280 N Woodward 

Nexl loCrowieys 

647-7171 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

at sn affordable price AJtemalive to 

tulfy staflad 4 equOped office Move 

In to • private office with one 

monthly lee 332-6229 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS-Offlce space 

Wa have akeevtrve aurtes to rent on 

a rnonth-to-montr or annual beats 

fijl tana aacratanai service ayail- 

monthfy rani. For mora mfo 

ea* Fienee Knagei 540-4095 

BcOOMFIELOTWP Offwe Space 

Telegraph 4 Orchard Lake Rd araa 

I suite 896 *q ft at $ 1045 per mo 1 

suite 1*0 sq fl st $262 50 1.005 

sq ft *1 $1172.50 pet mo All ser- 

vice* ociuOed Underground park 

mg Aa* for Petti 645-1119 

CANTON-Ford Rd 4 :275 500 sq ft 

su!1* Prime location Con after 3pm 

563-5272 

Clark st on Office Site* - 9 lots avail- 

able neet M- 15 and Dixie Mwy Sew- 

er and utililies $140 000 to 

$175,000 

"he Micneoi Group 625-1333 

DEARBORN - Outer Dnva. S oI 

Ford Re 926 sq fl office >or leese 

formerly dentist office Immediate 

opening Call Manufacturers Ban*. 

Wm Alexander 222-56?0 


Corner ol Maple 4 Woodward 

Second story office apt 

5450 sq ft Elevator Contact Butt 

540-4622 


Office spece ai prestigious 555 

Bunding. axJudmg ndoor porkng. 

use of fcrary.'conference room, sec- 

retarial apace 4 coo* available 

Ca* Richard Victor 646-7177 


Up to 12.000 sq ft on 1 floor Sig- 

natory rights available Win dhrtda. 

beet -ale in town Cotee Shoe and 

Appe teaser raataurants m bunding 

Ca* Gordon Management Company 

647-7190 

EXECUTIVE OFFICES - (t5*15ft 4 

15i10ft>. Available mmediately lor 

•eeae Troy araa i Maple 4 U*r- 

nonl include* racepboraat Secre- 

tary a'.labia Phone system photo 

copy Fax 6 kitchen tacnmaeWaftar 

Days 244-9440 

FARMINGTON AREA OFFICES 

Reasonable rata* Cal Jeff between 

94 5 471-1906 

ONLY $25 PER DAY 

Downtown Royai Oak storelronl 

aDout 20x30 Heet and waie- free 

Good condition 541-4 144 

FARMINGTON 

Delui* Office space ai pnme are* on 

Grand Rtver available al bargain 

rate* 626-2425 

FARMINGTON - Downtown ahop- 

pmg distnci retail 4 office building 

for sale or lease 13.000 sq fl . 4 ra- 

ta* store spaces on-site parking on 

Grand Rtver Ave Contact. 

Jim Elsman 645-0750 

FAFIM1NGTON HIL^S - Sublease 1 

room office fua secretariat ans-wai- 

mg aemce copier recaption area 

A* for $475 737-7*77 

FARMINGTON HtLL* mgia office 

smte tncaudmg anaoortng service 

Secretarial, copyang end IsrsenHs 

474-0727 

OFFICE SPACE Northwestern 4 

Southfield area t unti svsaabM 

1560 Sq Ft Jmt includes undei 

? ound parking For mlo call 

ERTIFIED MGM T CC 352-6750 

OFFICE SUITE 1250 Sq F! n, 

mshed $850 design studio private 

entrance perking Pontiac Shown 

bv appointment 353-0655 

PLYMOUTH DOWNTOWN 

Now leasing 1000 to 4.000 sq ft 

Ample periling elevator s»yaghts 

C*l tor details 344-9369 

PLYMOUTH Eicelieni downtown 

location eporox 90C sq ft ample 

parting ell utatties included avail 

a-Dle m 45 to 9C drys 455-7373 

PLYMOUTH 

HISTORIC MARKHAM BUIcOlNG 

Approx 1000 SQ ft Exceaent park 

ing 455-7373 

PLYMOUTH -tear 1-275 4 Ann Art» 

Rd 550sqtl 3 room oflice suite with 

private Datr Own neat 4 sir pnvate 

entrsnce $502 30 plus utilities 

459-6043 

PLYMOUTH OFFICE 

Space available m aw office at '142 

S Mam St tr Slate Registered His- 

toric Duiiding 'Conference 'oom 

available $ 1 75.'mc Call 459-6811 

PREMIER 

BIRMINGHAM OFFICES 

Several First Class 

Office Suites Available 

Convenient On-site Parking 

Prime Oowntown vocations 

Wc« Competitive Rates m 

Birmingham 

239 sq ft First Floor inn Corner 

Wmoow Office 

600 sq ft - -arge Winoow Oftices 

lOeal tor Manufacturer s Rap 

98C sq ft Ttuee Pnvate 'Offices 

3?00 sq ft - Prime LI» Office 

9 executive Window Offices 

Large Conference Rooms 

'Call Kenneth Lipschutj 

ERIC YALE LUTZ 4 ASSOC'A'ES 

540-8444 

PRIME DOWNTOWN ROCHESTER 

Professional Office includes 2 com 

plefe offico* large recepliorvst area 

• computer room 4 snack room. 

$1,000 per mo - utilities 

After 6pm 656-3907 

REDFORD 

DELUXE OFFICE SUITES 

FOR LEASE 

24350 JOY RD 

a Beeutifm 2 story ouadmg wtth 

underground parting 

» nciudes all utilities 

a Redecorated thru-out 

a Sme* suite avaaatue 

a Proleeaionaity managed 

CERTIFIED REALTY 

471-7100 


OFFICE SPACE 

Below Market Rates! 

At any ol 3 locations 

CERTIFIED REALTY INC 

471-7100 

FREE RENT 

PRIME OFFICE SPACE 

ON FORD LAKE 

From 450 sq fl 

• caaeside wooded setting 

e c ree on-site parking 

• -Good access to 1-94 

For further information call Lloyd 

We-ngarden at McKiniey Properties 

769-8520 

The CLIFFS 

OFFICE PAVILION 

FREE RENT WITH 3 YEAR LEASE 

Farmmigton Has deluxe office* ex 

preaaway access 2 room suites or 

larger Taxe* maintenance utaitio* 

basement storage 4 tenant im- | 

provements included 553-5822 

REOFORO TOWNSHIP - Located on 

7 Mile near Beech Daly 600 sq ft 

maai lor riserance company, real 

estate beauty mop ale $325 par 

month For more information ca* 

531-7128 

SINGLE ROOM OFFICE SPACE 

From 200 sq ft. UP Starting it 

$325 inclu«ng a* utaitiee immedi- 

ate occupancy Ford Rd 4 Middle- 

bell Ce* 422-2490 

GARDEN CITY swvgie room office 

comer ol Ford Rd 4 MidUlebeli 

$135 a month and up nciudlng ut*- 

tiea 422-4290 

GRAND RIVER/FARM ING TON area 

Beautiful office spece From 150 to 

650 sq ft lor rent or subieese Free 

storage araa available Start at 

$350/month 478-446? 

SMALL OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE 

W aioomfteie -deal for secretary 

oi salesman Ran' negotiable Ca* 

85 1 2960 

Southfield 

individual executive offices available 

within a shared office environment 

'eiegrapr 4 12 Mile Monthly rental 

includes Fu* lime receptionist, per- 

sonal phone answenng conleranca 

raakties copwr 4 secretarial service 

available Starling at $390 pei mo 

Ca* Ron ot Kattv, al 626-6000 

CENTURY 21 Northwestern 

SOUTHFIELD 

Prime Office Suites 

150 to 2.200 Sq Ft 

Immediate Availability 

High Vtsiblltty 

Southfieid Rd at 12% Mile 

C ran brook Centre Offices 

642-2500 

SOUTHFIELD 

PRIME LOCATION 

12 Mile/Northwestern 

Smte available All untitles pa*: 

Good parking storage space con 

ference room Secretarial 4 pfione 

wrvvces av a on prerruaes^^ 

HAGGERTY 4 PONT-.AC TR 3 500 

sq fl werehouse 4 office 

350-1 ISO sq fl office apace Yard 

apece aveaebie 624-6320 

HUNTINGTON WOODS-' aw office 

lor leeae 

use ol abrary 

copier and leie-taxaimaa ideal oca 

lion 26711 Woodwwa SoI 1 lMi 

Rd Some overflow work m general 

practice $500/mo 544-79M 

SOUTHFIELD 

Quosty buadvig on 12 Mae Peres an 

Evergreen 4 lahaer Sun ./le. 9500 

Sq ft put your own name on the 

bmidmg Compefttrve 'ate Ca* 

Sheldon Gordor 

64 7 7190 

LIVONIA near freeweys 660 aq ft 

and 820 SQ ft n attractive p-olea 

soria bunding Rent vidudea a* but 

phone Ample perkmg A vsaaM 

March I 349-5449 

I ivOait A-Office Duildmg for leeee 

.1 OOOaQ fl prvne location 5 MM* 

Rd immediate occupancy Ca* 

86 1 -61 18 

SOUTHFIELO-950 SQ fl ol -my 

[ ieas ant of6ce spece m sma* biald 

mg Reasonable • atea 12 Mite Rd 4 

Evergreen Ce* George 5S9-6B33 

SUITE AVAILABLE N Southftakf s 

praetigKius golden ccrndo 1350 

SQ ft with kitchen leceuea 4 Ml 

bath Compseie lu* aerv*e buadMg 

garage perkmg included $1170 

Ca* Karen 357-5666 

. I VONtA Smte of 2 erecutfve of*c 

ea plus lerge opan aree 820 aq ft 

iotm m prrjluejnai Duadmg wrh 

exterior ki sign spece and ample 

parking Rent mcludea a* but , 

phone 34-9-5449 

LIVONIA 

20311 thru 20345 Farmmgirm Rd 

< Jua* S ol • M6a 

FOR LEASE 

or General 0*>hoa Spece 

ÔmO thru 4*» SO FT 

TELEGRAPH I 6 MILE 

OFFICE SPACE 

MO- 1 500 SQ ft 8 

1 month free rent 

255-4000 

TROY »nma prnlaeaio el apace 

Exieting deluxe apece on 5fh Horn 

601 W Big Beaver Part or afl ol 

7 450 aq ft Favorable wan Con^ 

uUla bund oul mmerkaia occupen 

cy Contact Ekiabeih at 362 1300 

Broeers p«o«ected 

WALLEO LAKE yVa Wwrooni 

earahouae 1 000-2500sq ft 

*5 per sq fi Sanbraen Compeny 

647 fose 

WEST DEARBORN muce rece*y 

nored hxetrmcai bidding area* «> 

900aqfl $7 W mc 

646-7178 

canon 1st aoa 900 • 

436 Office A Bus«r>ess Space For Rent 

mRKSIDE 

m T I L O s l 

o1 itxjrm 

Medical & General Office Space 

individual ^ f \ f \ ' 'acatTy 

• Central location 

aq ft 

entrance* 

interior 

fimahtng 

to your needa 

$ 9 m Livoma 

AMOTO PANTING 

Suite* 000-1000 eq. ft. ft up 

18322 Mkddtebefl 

'batwaar 6 A 7 MM* Rd* I a . a 

Livonia ^4 f - m

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