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TODAY<br />
Power outage: The Observer &<br />
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without power from midnight<br />
Thursday until after 6 p.m. Friday<br />
because of a disconnected cable.<br />
The power outage also took down<br />
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for any inconvenience to our readers<br />
and customers who were unable<br />
to reach us.<br />
Men's collections: No, we're not<br />
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and tin soldiers. Men from <strong>Canton</strong><br />
and Plymouth have loaned their<br />
treasures to the Plymouth Historical<br />
Museum for a special<br />
display./3A<br />
COUNTY NEWS<br />
Feds to the rescue: A grant of<br />
more than $125 million will be<br />
used to clean up the Rouge River<br />
throughout 48 communities in the<br />
tri-county area./7k<br />
STREET SCENE<br />
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with others. Now the singer/<br />
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15,1993 • CANTON, MICHIGAN • 52 PAGES<br />
State to buy Mettetal Airport<br />
& Once<br />
a hot topic In Plymouth-<strong>Canton</strong>, the issue of government<br />
buying and running Mettetal Airport rose<br />
from the dead last week, as airport opponents and<br />
their political allies scrambled to stop it<br />
BY KEVIN BROWN<br />
STAFF WRITER<br />
The state will buy Mettetal Airport<br />
in three to four months to maintain<br />
the Bmall airport for the Plymouth -<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> community, state officials<br />
say.<br />
That news angered Plymouth's<br />
longtime opponents of government<br />
ownership of Mettetal, and the officials<br />
they helped elect to posts in<br />
Plymouth, Plymouth Township and<br />
Btate government.<br />
State Rep. Jerry Vorva, R-Plymouth,<br />
said he believed, as did most local<br />
officials, that the airport issue —<br />
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BILL BRESLER/STAF? PHOTOGRAPHER<br />
Helping out: Tina Blaschke, 10, of <strong>Canton</strong> collected enough<br />
food, clothing and other items from her Franklin-Palmer<br />
Apartments neighbors to help two homeless families.<br />
divisive for the Plymouth-<strong>Canton</strong><br />
community in recent years — had<br />
been settled.<br />
"The people of the City of Plymouth<br />
even changed their charter to<br />
say they can't get in the airport business,"<br />
Vorva said. Voters overwhelmingly<br />
supported that action in November<br />
1991, signaling an apparent<br />
victory for airport opponents.<br />
After hearing on Tuesday from, the<br />
anti-airport Plymouth Concerned<br />
Citizens group that the airport purchase<br />
was back on, Vorva said he's<br />
been seeking to contact the governor<br />
FIM CENTS<br />
and the state Department of Transportation<br />
to stop it<br />
"If they're (transportation officials)<br />
acting contrary to good public policy,<br />
maybe the governor needs to make<br />
some changes over there," Vorva said.<br />
Vorva said Friday that he hoped to<br />
speak to Gov. Engler over the weekend<br />
on the Mettetal Airport issue. "I<br />
would ask why is this state with a<br />
$400-million deficit going to buy an<br />
airport that doesn't make any money<br />
when the governor's philosophy has<br />
See AIWPOWT7~2A<br />
10-year-old runs<br />
food collection<br />
BY JOANNE MALISZEWSKI<br />
STAFF WRITER<br />
Tina Blaschke just wanted to<br />
help.<br />
"I feel soiry for them," said the<br />
10-year-old <strong>Canton</strong> girl. "I just want<br />
to help them."<br />
That's exactly what Tina and four<br />
other members of her club, called<br />
"Kids for Caring," did beginning in<br />
late January. Thanks to the club —<br />
including Reanece Johnson, Heather<br />
Thompson, Benita Bell and Diane<br />
Hester — two homeless families<br />
are better off today than they were a<br />
few weeks ago.<br />
Tina and other club members<br />
were shocked recently when they<br />
heard the news that a homeless man<br />
who rides his bicycle in <strong>Canton</strong> had<br />
been beaten by some youths. "He<br />
had a bag of food and they beat him<br />
up," Tina said.<br />
That's where Tina and the club<br />
•got the idea to help homeless people<br />
with a food drive of their very own.<br />
with the idea of<br />
helping the homeless," said Tina, a<br />
fifth-grader at Field Elementary<br />
School who wants to become a veterinarian.<br />
Tina saw great potential in the<br />
residents of the Franklin-Palmer<br />
Apartments on Palmer Road, where<br />
she lives with her mom, Linda. Tina<br />
decided to ask people for help by informing<br />
them through a newsletter<br />
of her intentions. When it was done,<br />
Tina and Reanece had 120 copies<br />
made and passed them out door-todoor<br />
among the apartment residents.<br />
"I am a 10-year-old that lives in<br />
your community. I feel very fortunate<br />
that my family always has a<br />
warm bed and food," Tina wrote in<br />
the newsletter that began with<br />
"Help!" written in capital letters. "I<br />
find it very sad that not everbody<br />
does. Myself and some friends decided<br />
to do what we can to help<br />
them."<br />
The response was overwhelming.<br />
Within two weeks, the girls had collected<br />
food, baby toys and clothes,<br />
bedding, clothing and dishes. And<br />
thanks to friends and family of<br />
Tina's mom, Linda, furniture — including<br />
tables, televisions, and<br />
couches — also was donated.<br />
"The girls wanted to donate to a<br />
church," Linda Blaschke said. Instead,<br />
she suggested the girls contact<br />
a homeless shelter on Michigan<br />
Avenue. They went to the shelter<br />
and left knowing they would sponsor<br />
two single mothers and their<br />
children.<br />
"That way, the girls could see how<br />
they could help the families directly,"<br />
Linda said.<br />
One of the mothers sponsored by<br />
Tina and her friends has two 3-yearold<br />
twin girls, and a newborn boy.<br />
The other mother has a IVi-year-old<br />
girl. And until this past weekend,<br />
See FOOD, 4 A<br />
Teacher not guilty of hitting student<br />
J. mm . . . .J — the Department of Social Services, r<br />
BY M.B. DILLON<br />
STAFF WRITER<br />
Robert Gale, third-grade teacher at<br />
Farrand Elementary, was found not<br />
guilty of assault and battery charges<br />
by a five-woman, one-man jury at the<br />
end of a one-day trial in 35th District<br />
Court Thursday.<br />
The jury took less than an hour to<br />
reach its verdict in Judge James<br />
Garber's court.<br />
Gale, a 25-year veteran teacher<br />
with Plymouth-<strong>Canton</strong> Community<br />
Schools, was accused in October by<br />
Alexander Parsons, then 8, of striking<br />
him in the back after the boy tattled<br />
on a fellow student.<br />
Gale voluntarily took and passed<br />
with a lie detector test, results of<br />
which weren't admissible as evidence.<br />
Testimony from Ale* conflicted<br />
with that of other students, who were<br />
out of the courtroom while Alex was<br />
on the stand.<br />
According to Alex, he'd attempted<br />
to tell Gale that another student had<br />
made a derogatory remark about the<br />
teacher on the way back from recess.<br />
"All I said was, 'Mr. Gale, Jessica<br />
said —' I saw his hand come up," the<br />
boy testified. "He hit me in the mid<br />
Roundtable planned<br />
The public is invited to attend the local government<br />
roundtable sponsored by the <strong>Canton</strong> Economic<br />
Club at noon Wednesday, Feb. 17, at Geneva<br />
Presbyterian Church, 5835 Sheldon Road.<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> Township Supervisor Tom Yack, Plymouth<br />
Mayor Bob Jones and Plymouth Township<br />
Supervisor Kathleen McCarthy are expected to<br />
discuss shared services. Each official will be given<br />
time for an opening statement. Discussion of issues<br />
will follow, as well as a question and answer<br />
period.<br />
Lunch is $12 per person. Reeervations may be<br />
made by calling 454-5427.<br />
Resident appointed<br />
iUjendrs Sinha of <strong>Canton</strong> has been appointed<br />
by the state Senate to the Air Pollution Control<br />
J 'What a birthday preeent. At flrat I said, "what a<br />
bummer to hava It on my birthday," but than I waa<br />
^ a< *' Robert Gale<br />
third-grade teacher<br />
die of my back and I fell to my knees<br />
and he moved my desk."<br />
Asked by prosecutor Tim Cronin to<br />
show the court where he was positioned<br />
when he was struck, Alex<br />
stood a couple of f$et from Cronin,<br />
facing him. Alex testified the incident<br />
occurred near his desk.<br />
Alex said he began crying after he<br />
was hit and was told by Gale to go to<br />
the bathroom. He went to the office<br />
after that but was "too upset" to tell<br />
principal Ann Kuhn or the school<br />
nurse that he'd been struck, the boy<br />
testified.<br />
Alex said he then returned to the<br />
classroom, went to gym class, out to<br />
recess, snd back to Gale's class before<br />
being dismissed and going to his babysitter's.<br />
Alex said he didn't tell hit mother<br />
he'd been hit until after hit friend<br />
Bradley Morgan came over to play<br />
around dinner time.<br />
"Me and Brad were saying, Should<br />
we tell her?' Then we told her Mr.<br />
Gale hit me."<br />
Lauren Brock, 8, testified Alex<br />
"was knocked down in front of the<br />
teacher's desk."<br />
Bradley Morgan, 9, testified that<br />
Gale hit Alex "with the side of his<br />
hand around his shoulder blade" and<br />
that Alex was seated at the time.<br />
John Theodore, 9, said, "Mr. Gale<br />
was yelling at him. i didn't see him<br />
hit him. He sat down and then Alex<br />
was crying."<br />
Adam Rudlaff, 8, said he heard<br />
Alex crying, and that Mr. Gale moved<br />
Alex's desk. „ , ,<br />
Principal Ann Kuhn testified that<br />
she investigated the incident, but<br />
found no grounds to believe Alex had<br />
been struck. She filed nothing with<br />
CANTON CONNECTION<br />
Commission. He will represent foil-time air pollution<br />
control officers. Hs succeeds Alan Greenberg<br />
of Novi. who resigned. The term expires June 15,<br />
1994.<br />
Engineers talk<br />
Two <strong>Canton</strong> residents, both Detroit Edison engineers,<br />
will speak to high school students Feb. 18<br />
to help liven up math and science studies for high<br />
school students in southeastern Michigan. The<br />
engineers are heading back to school to mark National<br />
Engineers Week, Feb. 14-20.<br />
Dennis Thoune of <strong>Canton</strong> will speak at Plymouth<br />
Salem High School, while Alan Yonkman<br />
- - •MS<br />
the Department of Social Services, re-<br />
quired by law in cases of suspected<br />
child abuse.<br />
Richard Beemer, Gale's attorney,<br />
told the jury in closing arguments<br />
that Alex and Bradley both disliked<br />
Gale and wanted out of his class.<br />
Alex's actions the day he supposedly<br />
was hit were those of a "normal little<br />
boy who'd been humiliated and embarrassed<br />
by having his seat changed.<br />
No child likes being laughed at<br />
An elated Gale was congratulated<br />
outside the courtroom by nearly three<br />
dozen friends, fellow teachers and<br />
family members who came from as far<br />
away as Grand Rapids to support<br />
him.<br />
It was Gale's 50th birthday.<br />
"What a birthday present," said<br />
Gale, who was reassigned as a substitute<br />
but hai been on medical leave<br />
since the incident occurred. "At first I<br />
said,'what a bummer to have it on my<br />
birthday,'but then I was glad."<br />
Gale, and the teachers* union, expect<br />
he will be placed back in his<br />
classroom at Farrand. Errol Goldman,<br />
the district's executive director<br />
for employee relations, wasn't available<br />
for comment.<br />
will speak at Lapeer West High School. Both are<br />
part of the engineers' annual student outreach effort,<br />
Discover 'E.' The engineers will discuss how<br />
engineering relates to energy development and<br />
how students can prepare for engineering careers.<br />
Architectural presentation<br />
The architectural team that is recommended to<br />
serve as the architects for <strong>Canton</strong>'s proposed community<br />
center will make s presentation at 7 p.m.<br />
Thursday. Feb. 18, in the townahip board meeting<br />
room, 1150 S. <strong>Canton</strong> Center Road.<br />
The <strong>Canton</strong> community center architect review<br />
committee has recommended the team to prepare<br />
plans for the estimated $13-million project-<br />
The board of trustees will consider retaining the<br />
t at 7 pan. Tuesday, Feb. 23.
2A(C) The Observer/MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15,1993<br />
Airport from page 1A<br />
been to privatize?" Vorva asked.<br />
Mettetal Airport is in <strong>Canton</strong><br />
at the southeast corner of Joy and<br />
Lilley roads on the Plymouth<br />
Township limit<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> Supervisor Tom Yack<br />
said he wasn't surprised the state<br />
was still interested in buying the<br />
airport.<br />
"I know the aeronautics bureau<br />
really wants to save the smaller<br />
airports," he said.<br />
As to <strong>Canton</strong> operating the airport,<br />
he said, "I don't think we'd<br />
be interested, but we'd always be<br />
willing to listen."<br />
Rises from dead<br />
In the summer, the effort to buy<br />
the airport — then led by the Federal<br />
Aviation Administration —<br />
appeared dead. "It's over as far as<br />
we're concerned," said the FAA<br />
Detroit airports district manager<br />
in August.<br />
That was after <strong>Canton</strong> and<br />
Plymouth Township officials<br />
sought strict safeguards against<br />
expansion and other demands in<br />
their application for a federal<br />
grant to buy the airport.<br />
The FAA said it hadn't beforeaccepted<br />
such provisions.<br />
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Asked if the state would buy<br />
and knock down houses near the<br />
airport, he replied, "Absolutely<br />
not."<br />
When airport opponents<br />
learned last week that the state<br />
Department of Transportation<br />
planned to buy the airport, they<br />
contacted Vorva.<br />
Purchase defended<br />
"We strongly believe that most<br />
of the opposition to the airport<br />
comes from a few individuals in<br />
the community who continue to<br />
raise unfounded concerns to stir<br />
up the general public," said Warren<br />
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Aeronuatics Commission,<br />
"such as claims that the airport<br />
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aircraft and that it would be a<br />
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and operate the airport.<br />
"Both of these allegations are<br />
untrue. However, once they've<br />
been alleged, they are very difficult<br />
to defend," Hoyt said.<br />
Plymouth Township Supervisor<br />
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said news that the state would<br />
pursue an airport purchase is "a<br />
shock."<br />
"I like having a small airport in<br />
our community, but I don't think<br />
the tax dollars should be paying<br />
for it or supporting it," she said.<br />
"I've been trying to get through<br />
to MDOT and to our legal counsel,<br />
to find out what pptipns we<br />
have," she said.<br />
Jackson said that once the<br />
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help of federal grant money, the<br />
airport would be turned over to a<br />
local government such as Wayne<br />
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Kids earn music honors<br />
Livonia Franklin High School<br />
was alive with the sound of music<br />
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was the Annual Solo and Ensemble<br />
Festival, sponsored by District<br />
Twelve of the Michigan<br />
School Band and Orchestra Association.<br />
More than 1,500 high school instrumental<br />
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All PCEP band students were<br />
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Tina says she's proud of her efforts<br />
and that she knows she's<br />
helped someone less fortunate<br />
than herself. But like most adults,<br />
she says she's no closer to finding<br />
a solution to the nation's homeless<br />
problem.<br />
"If everyone sponsored just one<br />
family, it would make a world of<br />
difference. This hasn't cost us a<br />
penny," Linda said.<br />
And thanks to Gail Justin,<br />
apartment complex manager,<br />
Tina had a place for residents to<br />
bring their donations. By now the<br />
1<br />
sity on March 27.<br />
Following is a list of the<br />
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Lauzon, Dan Hodge, Rusty<br />
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Stacey Anderson, Melissa<br />
Snokoviti, Jenna McWilliam, Julie<br />
Rummel, Susan Bozell, Catherine<br />
Shasko — flute; Miriam Garcellano<br />
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McFerran — oboe; Catherine<br />
Shasko — piccolo; Derek<br />
Clemens, Rob Myers, Bobbie<br />
Rice, Ben Grover, Susan<br />
Ratcliffe, Elaine Wisniewski,<br />
Tom Wrobel, George Hester, Liza<br />
Ro hereon — trumpet.<br />
Division II: Dan Shasko — alto<br />
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Mark Simmons — trumpet.<br />
Ensemble Performers:<br />
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apartment complex clubhouse<br />
should be empty, though. Tina<br />
and her mom were hoping to borrow<br />
a van this past weekend and<br />
take the donated goods to the<br />
homeless shelter where they could<br />
be given to the two families.<br />
"It only takes a little time to do<br />
all this," Linda said, pointing to<br />
the goods collected by her daughter.<br />
Tina will tell you she's learned<br />
a lot with this project. First of all,<br />
she's thankful her neighbors were<br />
so generous. "I thought maybe I<br />
would get just a boxful of stuff,<br />
that's it," Tina said.<br />
But she's also spreading the<br />
The Observer/ MONDAY. FEBRUARY 15,1993<br />
Division I: Ceryl Lauzon and<br />
Matt Firestone — clarinet duet;<br />
Melissa Robinsin and Jodi Chapman<br />
— flute duet; George Hester<br />
and Ben Grover — trumpet duet;<br />
Andy Wagner, Zach Loiselle,<br />
Mike Temple and Jenny Schnoes<br />
— trumpet quartet.<br />
Division II: Cathy Fry and Gina<br />
Liljestrand — clarinet duet; Elizabeth<br />
Carr and Silvia Necovski —<br />
clarinet duet; Dawn Miters,<br />
Heather Sednik and Kelly Prithcard<br />
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and Karen Boudreau — flute<br />
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blueberries, chocolate chip<br />
cookie and milk.<br />
Thursday<br />
Beef stew with vegetables,<br />
tossed salad, Italian dressing,<br />
strawberries, hobo bread loaf<br />
with margarine and milk.<br />
Friday<br />
Veal patty jardin, parsley potatoes,<br />
peas and onions, mandarin<br />
oranges, onion roll with margarine<br />
and milk.<br />
word on the homeless situation. A<br />
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"I got two A pluses," Tina said.<br />
And she's not stopping there.<br />
Tina has been asked to talk about<br />
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Tina worked just about everyday<br />
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Compromise tax plan would have softened hit to schools<br />
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! Honigman, R-West Bloomfield,<br />
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• "If I went too far one way, I<br />
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If I went too far the other, no<br />
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Instead the state Senate last<br />
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Nineteen Republicans voted<br />
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Dillingham predicted the bill<br />
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'^You're creating further<br />
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LUCY I. FOX<br />
Service® were recently held for<br />
Lucy I. Fox, 70, of Beulah, Mich.,<br />
formerly of the Northville and<br />
Plymouth area.<br />
She was born Jan. 18,1923, in<br />
Lyon Township, Oakland County.<br />
She died Tuesday, Feb. 9, at<br />
Providence Hospital, Southfield.<br />
She was a homemaker. She graduated<br />
from Northvile High School<br />
in 1941. She was a member of the<br />
Michigan chapter of the Nature<br />
Conservancy and was active in<br />
caring for abandoned animals.<br />
She was a Red Cross volunteer. In<br />
1988 she and her husband moved<br />
to Crystal Lake, Beulah.<br />
She is survived by her husband,<br />
Martin Fox of Beulah; three<br />
daughters, Laurie Bogart of<br />
Plymouth, Nancy Bogart of Redford<br />
and Susan Bogart of Folly<br />
Beach, S.C.; two step-sons, Michael<br />
Fox of Cadillac and Douglas<br />
Fox of Detroit; one step-daughter.<br />
Judith Bailey of <strong>Canton</strong>; five -<br />
grandchildren; two great-grandchildren;<br />
four sisters and six<br />
brothers.<br />
Memorial contributions may be<br />
given to the Southfield Oncology<br />
Institute, 27211 Lahser, Suite<br />
200, Southfield 48034 and the Nature<br />
Conservancy, Michigan<br />
Chapter, 2840 E. Grand River,<br />
No. 5, East Lansing 48823.<br />
•<br />
CLARA W. ISBISTER<br />
Services for Clara W. Isbister, 87,<br />
of Livonia were Monday, Feb. 8,<br />
at Schrader Funeral Home with<br />
the Rev. Leland L. Sesse Jr. officiating.<br />
Mrs. Isbister was a former<br />
elementary school teacher in<br />
Yale, Mich, and in Centerline,<br />
Mich.<br />
She was a member of the First<br />
Presbyterian church in Plymouth.<br />
She was also a member of the<br />
Plymouth Farm and Garden<br />
Club, The Woman's Club of<br />
Plymouth and The Rotary Anns.<br />
She served as a member of the<br />
Board of Eastern Michigan Uni-<br />
OBITUARIES<br />
versity Alumni Association. She<br />
graduated from Ann Arbor High<br />
School and attended Ypsilanti<br />
State Normal College, now known<br />
as Eastern Michigan University.<br />
She taught painting and craft<br />
classes #rfter leaving the school<br />
systems.<br />
She is survived by sons: James<br />
D. of Potomac, Maryland, and<br />
Robert L. of Plymouth; sister<br />
Martha Wild of Monroe; three<br />
grandchildren and two great- •—<br />
grandchildren. She was preceded<br />
in death by her husband, Russell<br />
L. Isbister (1968), former superintendent<br />
of Plymouth Schools; and<br />
her brothers, Oscar F. and Paul<br />
D. Wild. Memorial contributions<br />
may be made to the First Presbyterian<br />
church of Plymouth or to<br />
the charity of your choice.<br />
WALTER F. BAUMGARTNER<br />
Services for Walter F. Baumgartner,<br />
86, of Plymouth were Saturday,<br />
Feb. 13, at Schrader Funeral<br />
Home. Burial was in Lapham<br />
Cemetery, Salem Township.<br />
He was born Nov. 22, 1906 in<br />
Detroit. He died Thursday, Feb.<br />
11, in Livonia. He came to the<br />
Plymouth community 70 years<br />
ago from Redford. He was a machine<br />
repairman for Ford Motor<br />
Company. He retired 23 years ago<br />
from the Livonia Transmission<br />
Plant. He loved to garden and<br />
feed the birds.<br />
He is survived by four daughters,<br />
Virginia Gibson of Plymouth.<br />
Margie McGarry of <strong>Canton</strong>,<br />
Jean Kieffer of Livonia and Linda<br />
Hieronymus of Livonia; two sons,<br />
Robert Baumgartner of Brooklyn,<br />
Mich, and Richard Baumgartner<br />
of Plymouth; 21 grandchildren;<br />
eight great-grandchildren; and<br />
one brother, Raymond Baumgartner<br />
of California.<br />
Dr. David A. Hay officiated the<br />
service. Memorial contributions<br />
may be given to Lapham Cemetery<br />
Fund.<br />
PLYMOUTH-CANTON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS<br />
WAYNE AND WASHTENAW COUNTIES, MICHIGAN<br />
The Regular Board of Education Meeting scheduled for February 21, IMS. is<br />
canceled. The next Regular Meeting will be held on March 4, IMS, at the E. J.<br />
McClendon Educational Center. 454 South Harvey Street, Plymouth.<br />
PaMWl February 15. 1991<br />
DAVID P. ARTLEY, Secretary<br />
Board of Education<br />
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Diana Carter, a speech pathologist<br />
at Field Elementary School,<br />
was named an "Extra Miler" by<br />
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Schools Board of Education.<br />
A speech pathologist in the district<br />
since 1980, Carter also has<br />
worked at Allen and Miller elementary<br />
schools. Part of her duties<br />
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the Crescent Academy International<br />
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"Diana means so much to the<br />
children, parents and staff of<br />
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principal.<br />
"Each day, she is an example of<br />
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and commitment."<br />
Carter's experience includes<br />
working for the Grand Blanc<br />
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a private practice, and working in<br />
various nursing .homes. She also<br />
has worked in the University of<br />
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"When we do our job well as<br />
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"When I receive strong parental<br />
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Carter holds a bachelor's degree<br />
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A resident of <strong>Canton</strong>, Carter<br />
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her two children, Jennifer and<br />
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"Field Elementary School has<br />
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principal, goes that eitra mile for<br />
the students and parents."<br />
The award was presented to<br />
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and a dining certificate for two<br />
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The American Association of<br />
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Funds are available to a woman<br />
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Rouge River cleanup<br />
Project gets federal grant, wider scope<br />
BY RALPH R. ECHTESAW<br />
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Pulling old tires out of the<br />
Rouge River just isn't enough<br />
anymore.<br />
Friends of the Rouge, an organization<br />
that sponsors such cleanups<br />
of the river every year, has<br />
some high-powered help now that<br />
the federal government has<br />
stepped in. #<br />
With a federal grant of mbre<br />
than $125 million and more expected<br />
to come, area officials are<br />
bent on cleaning the Rouge River<br />
in a wide-angle approach that includes<br />
communities from Bloomfield<br />
Township to Westland.<br />
Called the Rouge River National<br />
Wet Weather Demonstration<br />
Project, the venture seeks to bring<br />
cleanliness to. the Rouge by<br />
spreading awareness and retention<br />
basins all over the area that<br />
feeds the river.<br />
"This is a great benefit to all<br />
taxpayers," said Oakland County<br />
Drain Commissioner George<br />
Kuhn. "It's fantastic!"<br />
The first of its kind in the nation,<br />
this pilot project was pushed<br />
through congress by representatives<br />
William Ford, D-Ypsilanti<br />
Township, and John Dingell, D-<br />
Dearborn. .<br />
"We're not only fixing the problems<br />
in our backyard, but we're in<br />
the spAlight," said James Murray,<br />
Wayne County public works<br />
director. "Industrial countries<br />
throughout the world will be<br />
watching."<br />
The idea is that every pollutant<br />
dumped on the ground or in the<br />
water all over the Rouge basin<br />
will eventually get into the river.<br />
"All of us who live in the Rouge<br />
basin live on the banks of the<br />
Rouge River," said James Ridgway,<br />
one of the project coordinators.<br />
Observer & Eccentric communities<br />
involved in the project are<br />
Bloomfield Hills, Bloomfield<br />
Township, Birmingham, Beverly<br />
Hills, Bingham Farms, Franklin,<br />
Troy, West Bloomfield, Westland,<br />
Farmington, Farmington Hills,<br />
Livonia, Redford, Garden City,<br />
Plymouth, Plymouth Township<br />
and <strong>Canton</strong> Township.<br />
"For years the Rouge River has<br />
been perhaps the greatest waste of<br />
a major waterway in America,"<br />
said Wayne County Executive<br />
Edward McNamara, who spoke at<br />
a meeting last week of more than<br />
200 representatives of the 48 communities<br />
in the Rouge basin.<br />
"Most people have never known<br />
the Rouge as a place for recreation.<br />
They have only known it as<br />
a sewer. But with the help of the<br />
federal government the Rouge will<br />
once again be a place for boating,<br />
swimming and fishing."<br />
The difference between this<br />
clean-up effort and past attempts<br />
is that, for the first time, the pollution<br />
created when water drains<br />
from roads, lawns and downspouts<br />
will be examined and addressed<br />
on a basin wide basis.<br />
"We will help (citizens) understand<br />
how they've been part of the<br />
problem," said Wayne County<br />
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Murray, "(They'll) have to change<br />
their lawn care fertilizing methods,<br />
disconnect downspouts (that<br />
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Ridgway said that six billion<br />
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much of it when sewers that combine<br />
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Ergo, part of the project calls<br />
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POINTS OF VIEW<br />
Local landscape lost as resource to feed hungry<br />
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BILL BKESLER/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER<br />
Goosed: Like many communities, Livonia is searching for a way to<br />
control the geese that populate its fairways and flock to Hines Drive<br />
in Wayne County.<br />
riving Hinea Drive in Wayne<br />
County on an almost daily basis,<br />
I've thought about and plotted<br />
ways to turn the Canada geese that<br />
proliferate there into dinner.<br />
There's the .20 gauge in the closet,<br />
but that's best left there. A wet towel<br />
thrown over one at midnight is one<br />
idea, or a sling shot.<br />
But the ideas are quickly dismissed.<br />
What we've done to our feathered<br />
friends is disgusting. We've fed them<br />
so much bread that we've made them<br />
too lazy to fend for themselves, and<br />
their numbers are growing to the pest<br />
stage in Livonia. But then part of the<br />
problem is our own laziness. Thoughts<br />
of a goose dinner don't stay around<br />
long.<br />
Liberals with a heart can screw up a<br />
free lunch — their own. Native Americans<br />
have the idea that one shouldn't<br />
interfere with an animal unless it's for<br />
a good cause — dinner. It's a good idea.<br />
But there are others. I once knew an<br />
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but an Italian-speaking friend inter-<br />
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The old janitor didn't understand<br />
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Detroit. His reasoning was that there<br />
were flocks of pigeons roaming free for<br />
the taking. In Italy the lowly pigeon is<br />
a game bird and the old janitor just<br />
couldn't imagine that people in need<br />
wouldn't shoot and eat them.<br />
My wife's family has similar stories.<br />
They're Greek and one of their ethnic<br />
dishes is greens. Not collard greens,<br />
but dandelion greens.<br />
My wife cringed with embarrassment<br />
when driving through Detroit at the<br />
sight of old Greek ladies picking weeds<br />
in vacant fields. They would be clad in<br />
black dresses, standard issues for widows,<br />
and nylons rolled over their knees.<br />
They were bent over at the waist so you<br />
could see all the way to Cyprus.<br />
One writer I know says his family got<br />
through the lean years by eating bluebird<br />
pie.<br />
We've become either too rich or lazy<br />
from welfare and food stamps to see<br />
the riches in the landscape around us<br />
and too regulated by government to act.<br />
In the old days, Livonia and other<br />
communities wouldn't have had the<br />
problem of devising the dreaded government<br />
program to do something<br />
about having too many geese.<br />
It never would have developed if<br />
there were enough old Italians around<br />
like my friend. And as for a weed cutting<br />
program, a village of Greek ladies<br />
would have kept that problem in check.<br />
And all the while they would have<br />
been putting food on their tables.<br />
Jeff Counts is editor of the Plymouth<br />
and <strong>Canton</strong> Observer Newspapers and<br />
is in search of recipes for wild goose and<br />
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Journalists forget truth carries its own magic<br />
Be happy Bill Clinton just wanted<br />
to be president and not head of a<br />
'60s cult, because we might still<br />
be beaded, braided and barefoot.<br />
Clinton was simply spellbinding at<br />
last week's Town Meeting in Southfield,<br />
the first of many he intends to<br />
create across the United States. His<br />
ability to relate to a group and to each<br />
individual is a gift. He is the ultimate<br />
Salesman, the bully preacher, charisma<br />
personified.<br />
He moved at least two people to<br />
tears. One young audience member<br />
burst into tears as a reporter asked her<br />
to describe her experience. "I don't<br />
want him to leave," the young girl<br />
sobbed.<br />
Later on Nightline, also telecast<br />
from Southfield, a native of Puerto<br />
Rico cried as she said Clinton's answer<br />
to her question made her feel for the<br />
first time that her people might get<br />
statehood. She'd lobbied every president<br />
since Nixon, she said.<br />
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We wanted to hear them say that it<br />
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We wanted to hear that they were<br />
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And it didn't matter whether we were<br />
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This was a town hall for the people.<br />
It didn't need a middleman to describe<br />
and interpret. It was there for all to see<br />
and come to their own conclusions.<br />
In fact the only "other side" which<br />
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antagonism toward journalists — as<br />
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When did we become such experts —<br />
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Following Watergate, college journalism<br />
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The Oakland University classes I've<br />
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The Wayne County Building<br />
Authority is under fire from county<br />
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chair Susan Hubbard, D-Dearborn,<br />
for spending money on research<br />
involving Tiger Stadium.<br />
Hubbard said the $177,000 that<br />
the Building Authority spent on<br />
stadium research in 1991 and<br />
1992 violates a promise Executive<br />
Edward McNamara made to the<br />
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(who is also an assistant county<br />
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the authority ia a separate legal<br />
entity and not officially part of<br />
county government<br />
"Nothing illegal, immoral or<br />
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"The county commissioners are<br />
not the Building Authority."<br />
Bill Polankowski, the chairman<br />
of the Building Authority board,<br />
said the authority usually gets its<br />
project research "seed money"<br />
back as soon as the bonds are sold<br />
to fund construction of a given<br />
project. Such will be the case with<br />
the stadium seed money, he added.<br />
if a new stadium is built<br />
.<br />
Referring to "politicians playing<br />
games," Polankowski said<br />
"everything we do is above board.<br />
I told the commissioners that<br />
anything they want, well do for<br />
them."<br />
Ramon* Henderson, the county's<br />
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ire has risen because<br />
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Commissioner Bryan Amann,<br />
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TASTV BUDS<br />
CHEF LARRY JANES<br />
'Gourmet momma'<br />
inspires good cooks<br />
ow that Valentine's Day has passed, and I<br />
have confessed the usual carcLshop version<br />
of love to my mate, I can wholeheartedly<br />
confess adoration to one of my true loves, Julia<br />
Child.<br />
Julia has garnered my love and respect in much<br />
the same way that momma has. As a matter of<br />
fact, subliminally, I refer to her as my "gourmet<br />
momma."<br />
On rainy days, I pop one of Julia's eight cooking<br />
videos into my VCR, watch her prepare duck a<br />
l'orange, and silently mimic her cartooned voice.<br />
When I'm searching for a recipe for an infallible<br />
bread, chowder or creamy flan, I refer to one of her<br />
many books, especially "The Way to Cook,"<br />
(Knopf, copyright 1989).<br />
Grande dame<br />
There's little doubt that Julia is by far the doyenne,<br />
the grande dame, and the epitome of good<br />
cooks throughout the world. Martha Stewart<br />
professes to entertain. Lynne Rosette Kasper<br />
might know about Italian cuisine, and Heloise can<br />
teach me how to clean my stovetop but, Julia deserves<br />
credit for instilling basic cooking knowledge<br />
to millions of folks like you and me.<br />
If you cook, and if you're reading this, you probably<br />
love to cook. Undoubtedly there's a Julia<br />
Child cookbook somewhere in your cookbook library.<br />
If you have yet to pick up a copy of "The<br />
Way to Cook" there is no better time. This book is<br />
chock full of Julia's favorite master recipes, and<br />
contains tips that can turn a ball of sticky dough<br />
into some of the best French bread you've ever<br />
sunk your teeth into.<br />
Helpful tips<br />
The latest rage sweeping the metro area is root<br />
vegetables, and once again, Julia shows you how.<br />
One might say that Anne Willan, author of the<br />
"The Look and Cook Series," which accompanies<br />
recipes with step-by-step color photographs, borrowed<br />
Julia's thought that in addition to great recipes,<br />
a cookbook should contain precise photographs.<br />
The photographs in "The Way to Cook" are full<br />
color directives that show how the food being prepared<br />
should look, whether you're braising cabbage<br />
or grating beets. And if that's not quite<br />
enough, there are also little quips of information<br />
like how to remove beet stains from your hands —<br />
simply wet them, rub with salt then wash with<br />
soap and water. The hands shown in the photographs<br />
are definitely Julia's complete with wrinkles<br />
and dark blotches that have fondled everything<br />
from a tenderloin of lamb to a wrinkled leaf<br />
of spinach.<br />
Cooking with Julia<br />
Readers call me all the time to ask questions<br />
about cooking. Whether it be how to make a velvety<br />
sauce for a bunch of broccoli or a question<br />
about the color of one of Julia's favorite foods.<br />
veain usually end up conferring withUulia in one "<br />
of her books about a technique or recipe.<br />
The first time I ever deboned a leg of lamb was<br />
with a glass of Gallo Hearty Burgundy and Julia's<br />
book, propped open to page 212.<br />
The first time I ever attempted to bake a true<br />
French bread, complete with a cup of water thrown<br />
into the bottom of the oven to create steam for an<br />
unsurpassed crust was with Julia. I can still remember<br />
plugging in the 13-inch black and white<br />
TV where the blender now stands in momma's<br />
kitchen to follow Julia every step of the way while<br />
I boned my first walleye.<br />
I'd even forego reruns of the Ghoul on Saturday<br />
afternoons to watch Julia dance through her<br />
French chef kitchen on PBS. There's little doubt<br />
that I am a Julia Child groupie.<br />
If you love to cook and enjoy cooking well, you<br />
need to buy one of Julia Child's cookbooks.<br />
Whether it be "Mastering the Art of French Cooking."<br />
"The French Chef Cookbook" or any one of<br />
her other four cookbooks.<br />
Julia Child deserves a place on your cookbook<br />
shelf. Local libraries have copies of her cookbooks<br />
for lending, and if you're looking for something a<br />
little classic, one of har recipes will certainly warm<br />
the cockles of your heart and taste buds.<br />
She's one of the few great chefs today who can<br />
take you into har kitchen to tall, and show you<br />
everything she knows about the easentials of good<br />
cooking.<br />
"The Way to Cook" is also available at all major<br />
bookstores, Williams-Sonoma and Kitchen Glamor<br />
storea. It's a bit pricey ($50) hardcover, but if<br />
there's someone in your family who loves to cook,<br />
this book will be an endless resource. Bon appetit!<br />
See Lurry Jans*' family-tested recipes inside. To<br />
leave a Voice Mail message for Chef Larry, dial<br />
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BY KEELY WYGONIK<br />
STAFF WRITER<br />
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Cheer up, do something different, and fun. Get in the<br />
carnival spirit. Mardi Gras is a festive theme for a<br />
party. Set the mood with some Dixieland music, put<br />
on a pot of jambalaya or gumbo, and invite friends<br />
over for a fabulous feast.<br />
Add some spice to your life, get rid<br />
of those winter doldrums — Mardi<br />
Gras is the perfect excuse to have a<br />
party.<br />
Set the mood with Dixieland music,<br />
Zydeco or Harry Connick Jr. Hum<br />
along as he sings "Do you know what<br />
it means to miss New Orleans?"<br />
Put a pot of spicy jambalaya or<br />
gumbo on the stove to simmer, invite<br />
friends over, and you'll be thinking<br />
about having fun, instead of how cold<br />
and ugly it is outside.<br />
If you're Catholic, Feb. 23, also<br />
called "Fat Tuesday," is the last day<br />
to indulge in sweets, and other foods<br />
that are forsaken during Lent, the period<br />
of fasting and penance between<br />
Ash Wednesday. Feb. 24. and Easter.<br />
which this year falls on April 11.<br />
"The word carnival means farewell<br />
to meat," said Carol Haskins, executive<br />
chef at the Townsend Hotel in<br />
Birmingham.<br />
"Most of the Mardi Gras foods are<br />
fun foods to eat. There's a traditional<br />
cake called a King's Cake. It's a ringshaped<br />
cake made from rich yeast<br />
dough with candied fruit peel, topped<br />
with a glaze of carnival colors —<br />
white, yellow, green and cherries.<br />
They put a bean or pecan half inside,<br />
and whoever finds it is the Mardi<br />
Gras king or queen."<br />
Maureen Kelly of Troy, Catherine<br />
Quaine of Farmington Hills, and Geraldine<br />
Carroll of Bloomfield Hills are<br />
busy getting ready for the second annual<br />
Mardis Gras Carnival Feb. 20 at<br />
St. Anne's Church in Detroit.<br />
The event, sponsored by the Gabriel<br />
Richard Historical Society, is a<br />
benefit to raise money for the restoration<br />
of the church building and^<br />
grounds. Established in 1701, St.<br />
Anne's is the oldest Catholic parish<br />
in Detroit, and the second oldest in<br />
the country.<br />
The carnival will take place in a series<br />
of connected, heated marquis<br />
tents, and feature hors d'oeuvres, an<br />
open bar and live entertainment including<br />
Dixieland favorites from Percy<br />
Gabriel's New Orleans Band.<br />
"Mardi Gras is mostly a celebration<br />
of good, hearty, substantial<br />
foods," said Jeffrey Gabriel, Certified<br />
Master Chef and director of the culinary<br />
arts program at Schoolcraft College<br />
in Livonia.<br />
Schoolcraft's Mardi Gras celebration<br />
Feb. 19 and 20 will feature the<br />
Red Garter Band, harmonica virtuoso<br />
Peter "Madcat" Ruth and Schoolcraft's<br />
SCool Jazz Vocal Group.<br />
The menu includes Seafood Jambalaya<br />
— a blend of rice, ham, red<br />
peppers, shrimp, tomatoes and okra<br />
seasoned with Tabasco sauce, garlic<br />
and cilantro. Jambalayas are also<br />
made with chicken, crabmeat, oysters<br />
and sausages. The rice absorbs most<br />
of the broth the meat or seafood is<br />
cooked in.<br />
Gumbo, a hearty soup made with<br />
chicken, shrimp, ham and oysters either<br />
alone or in combination, Ts an-<br />
Celebrate Mardi Gras French style<br />
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ELEANOR & RAY HEALD<br />
A most interesting<br />
history<br />
of the celebration<br />
of Mardi<br />
Gras is woven<br />
by Errol La<br />
Borde in<br />
"Mardi Gras,"<br />
published by<br />
Picayune<br />
Presa. In the<br />
beginning.<br />
La borde ela-<br />
borates, "Mardi Gras was sanctioned by the Christiana<br />
and was named by the French." He goes on to<br />
describe primitive man's celebration, and that of<br />
the Greek peasants 50 years ago.<br />
Christian religions consider the lata winter rites<br />
an acceptable fasting before the Lenten season's<br />
abstinence. Whatever the details, Mardi Gras conjures<br />
up the idea of fun and celebration.<br />
La Borde does not detail how the celebration became<br />
associated with £he word carnival, only that it<br />
did. The root word, however, gives us some clue. In<br />
18th century Venice, he says, the oelebration lasted<br />
on and off for six months, and a majority of the<br />
population adopted the ha^it of maaking.<br />
It appears that compared to their Latin neighbora,<br />
the French got.a lata start in celebrating carnival<br />
but "they quickly made up for lost time," La<br />
Borde writea.<br />
Some early French customs were quite uncivil<br />
ized. As time went on, they adopted many culturally<br />
civil traditions still practiced today.<br />
"They made masquerading at balls- popular and<br />
I<br />
they introduced the boeuf gras, a huge bull, either<br />
real or man made that came to symbolize the celebration,"<br />
LaBorde narrates. "Fat Tuesday,' a direct<br />
translation from the French became the French<br />
name for carnival day and is now known in every<br />
language as Mardi Gras.<br />
By the late 19th century, the celebration of Mardi<br />
Gras waned in France. Ironically, this is the time<br />
j^t began to flourish in New Orleans and it is there<br />
t|iat the feast is most celebrated today.<br />
History lesaon over, let's get down to celebrating<br />
and matching wine with Csyun and Creole cooking.<br />
The heart of Cqun food la southern French country<br />
cooking. Cajuns use the bounty of local crawfish, as<br />
well as chicken and pork, which is often smoked<br />
File powder, parsley, bay leaves, cayenne, black<br />
pepper and hot peppers are the principal seaaoninga.<br />
All preparationasare accompanied by rice.<br />
Rice balances hotness from the seasonings and<br />
allows solid wine harmonies. Unlike C^jun, Creole<br />
food originated in New Orleans and is a mixture of<br />
French, Spanish, Italian, American Indian and African<br />
traditions.<br />
Louisiana's renowned chef Paul Pnidhomme<br />
contends that "Today, in homes, there is still a<br />
distinction between Csjun and Creole cooking; in<br />
restaurants, little distinction remains." That's why<br />
Prudhomme refers to the two together aa Louisiana<br />
cooking.<br />
With Louisiana-style crabmeat, crawfish, shrimp<br />
or oysters, champagne or sparkling wine works well<br />
against well -seasoned preparations aa long as<br />
they're not too hot.<br />
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DIANE HANSON<br />
Mardi Gras<br />
toast Robert<br />
Prohaska<br />
and Diane<br />
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Mardi<br />
Gras at the<br />
Townsend<br />
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Mushrooms<br />
stuffed with<br />
crabmeat<br />
and shrimp<br />
Creole are<br />
some traditional<br />
Mardi<br />
Gras dishes.<br />
\ ^ \ l i_ir<br />
T'.vn<br />
other food that comes to mind when<br />
talking about Louisiana cuisine and<br />
Mardi Gras. In gumbo the rice is<br />
cooked separately. At serving time, a<br />
mound of rice is placed in a soup<br />
bowl, and the gumbo is poured over<br />
it.<br />
Marcia Sikarskie who is teaching<br />
"Mardi Gras — New Orleans Style"<br />
at Kitchen Glamor stores Feb. 16 to<br />
19, describes Louisiana food as<br />
hearty and robust.<br />
"They use a lot of seafood, chicken<br />
and pork in their dishes," she said,<br />
"and lots of garlic, pepper, sage,<br />
thyme, paprika and bay leaf. The food<br />
gets spicier the further south you go<br />
because the climate is warmer, and<br />
spice was used as a preservative."<br />
Vegetables common in Cajun and<br />
Creole cooking include tomatoes,<br />
onions, celery, green pepper, and<br />
okra.<br />
Coffees flavored with orange and<br />
lemon peel or cinnamon are traditional.<br />
For dessert serve pralines, which<br />
according to legend were named for a<br />
French butler, Praslin, who had almonds<br />
coated with sugar for his master<br />
as a precaution against indigestion.<br />
Gras events inside.<br />
DIANS HANSON<br />
Wine selections: Accompany Louisiana<br />
seafood dishes with 1990 Paul Thomas<br />
Sancerrt, Chavignol "Les Comtesses"<br />
($16) and duck or andouille gumbo with<br />
Maison Louis Jadot Vosne Romanee Les<br />
Suchots Red Burgundy ($60).
2B* The Observer/ MONDAY. FEBRUARY 15,1993<br />
See related storyon Taste front.<br />
SimiMr CREOLE<br />
Yi cup butter or margarine<br />
2 onions, finely chopped<br />
2 cloves garlic finely minced<br />
2 celery stalks, finely chopped<br />
2 pounds raw shrimp, peeled<br />
and de veined<br />
4 tablespoons flour<br />
1 teaspoon salt<br />
2 teaspoons chill powder<br />
2 cups milk<br />
4 tablespoons catsup<br />
2 tablespoons finely chopped<br />
parsley<br />
chicken broth or white wine to<br />
thin sauce<br />
Use a heavy skillet — melt butter<br />
and aautee vegetables. Add shrimp<br />
and sautee a few minutes longer.<br />
Celebrate<br />
A grassy-style sauvignon blanc<br />
can't be beat. You can stick with<br />
French and use a Sancerre from<br />
the Loire Valley or choose one<br />
from California. These are some<br />
of the best:-1990 Paul Thomas<br />
Sancerre, Chavignol "Les<br />
Comtesses" ($16), 1991 Lockwood<br />
Sauvignon Blanc ($7), 1991 Simi<br />
Sauvignon Blanc ($9), 1991 Fetzer<br />
Barrel Select Sauvignon Blanc<br />
($10).<br />
With Andouille, the most popular<br />
Cajun smoked pork sausage, a<br />
spicy southern Rhone wine, such<br />
as a Chateauneuf-du-Pape, is in<br />
order. Dry Creek Vineyard's<br />
owner Dave Stare, the grandson of<br />
a former Louisiana governor, is a<br />
Louisiana cooking aficionado.<br />
Wherever possible, winery events<br />
are centered around his food preference.<br />
Dry Creek Winery chef Richard<br />
Nollevaux makes the best Duck<br />
and Andouille Gumbo we've tast-<br />
Combine the salt, flour and chili<br />
powder and add to the skillet. Gradually<br />
add the milk, and cook for five<br />
minutes at low heat.<br />
Add catsup and parsley. Cover<br />
and continue to cook an additional<br />
10 to 12 minutea. Add chicken<br />
broth or white wine to thin sauce to<br />
desired consistence. Serve on fluffy<br />
white rice tossed with lightly<br />
sauteed sliced mushrooms. Serves 4<br />
to 6.<br />
STUFFED MUSHROOMS<br />
2 dozen mushrooms, stems<br />
finely chopped<br />
olive oil<br />
4 tablespoons margarine<br />
Yi cup crabmeat flaked<br />
1 onion, finely minced<br />
from page IB<br />
ed (see recipe inside). Dry Creek<br />
Zinfandel is used in the recipe<br />
and a glass of it makes a great<br />
match at the table.<br />
With gumbos and duck preparations,<br />
we also like pinot noir.<br />
Here again, you can elect a French<br />
or red Burgundy or one of the bottlings<br />
from the Carneros region of<br />
California.<br />
Ham dishes or tasso call for a<br />
rose or light red wine from Provence<br />
or one of the newer market<br />
entries from the Languedoc-<br />
Rousillon region of southern<br />
France.<br />
The strong flavors of jambalaya<br />
and the fact that it often contains<br />
tomatoes make it difficult to pair<br />
with wine. Here the recommendation<br />
is a dark premium beer or<br />
Bass Ale.<br />
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See recipe inside.<br />
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Michigan Chef series continues<br />
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Spend some time in the kitchen with Julia Child<br />
Set Larry Janes column on<br />
Taste front. Recipes from Julia<br />
Child's "The Way to Cook,"<br />
(Knopf, 1989, hardcover $50)<br />
AIOO BOUIPO (GARLIC SOUP)<br />
1 or 2 large heads of garlic. (2<br />
heads are not too much).<br />
the unpeeled garlic doves<br />
separated and mashed<br />
2 quarts water<br />
seasonings:<br />
2 teaspoons salt<br />
a big pinch of freshly ground<br />
white pepper<br />
2 whole cloves<br />
teaspoon sage<br />
% teaspoon thyme<br />
1 medium imported bay leaf<br />
6 parsley sprigs<br />
3 tablespoons fruity olive oil<br />
3 egg yolks<br />
•A cup olive OH<br />
Combine all the listed ingred-<br />
Turkey potpie lean, delicious<br />
AP — Satisfy your family's<br />
hankering for a hot and hearty<br />
meal with old-fashioned potpie,<br />
leaned up for the nineties. The<br />
filling contains nutritious vegetable<br />
juice cocktail (instead of highfat<br />
cream), lots of chunky vegetables<br />
and morsels of turkey or<br />
chicken breast meat. To replace<br />
the usual buttery pastry, a quickfix<br />
biscuit crust tops the filling.<br />
You never know — your newfashioned<br />
potpie may just very<br />
well become an old favorite.<br />
TURKEY POTPIE<br />
6-ounce can vegetable Juice<br />
cocktail<br />
4 teaspoons cornstarch<br />
2 cups sliced small zucchini<br />
and-or yellow summer<br />
squash<br />
1 l /i cups chopped tomatoes<br />
1 tablespoon dried minced<br />
. onion<br />
Yi teaspoon dried Italian seasoning.<br />
crushed<br />
% teaspoon garlic powder<br />
V* teaspoon pepper<br />
8 ounces cubed cooked turkey<br />
or chicken (1 Yi cups)<br />
* cup packaged biscuit mix<br />
% cup skim milk<br />
1 tablespoon grated Parmesan<br />
cheese<br />
1 teaspoon dried parsley<br />
flakes<br />
In a small mixing bowl stir together<br />
2 tablespoons of the vegetable<br />
juice cocktail and cornstarch;<br />
set aside.<br />
In a large saucepan combine zucchini<br />
and-or summer squash, tomatoes,<br />
onion. Italian seasoning, garlic<br />
powder, pepper and remaining vegetable<br />
juice cocktail. Bring to boiling.<br />
Add turkey or chicken and<br />
cornstarch mixture. Cook and stir<br />
until thickened and bubbly. Reduce<br />
heat and keep warm.<br />
For biscuit topping, in a medium<br />
mixing bowl combine biscuit mix,<br />
milk, Parmesan cheese and parsley;<br />
stir just until moistened.<br />
Transfer the hot chicken mixture<br />
to a l'/i-quart casserole. Immediately<br />
drop biscuit topping in four<br />
mounds atop chicken mixture.<br />
Place casserole on a baking sheet.<br />
Bake, uncovered, in a 400-degree<br />
Parfait<br />
easy to fix<br />
AP — Sumptuous old-fashioned<br />
desserts can be surprisingly<br />
quick and easy to prepare when<br />
you use a packaged pudding mix<br />
and ready-made frozen poundcake.<br />
Assemble individual servings<br />
by layering the vanilla~pudding,<br />
toasted cubes of poundcake and<br />
strawberry slices in tall parfait<br />
glasses.<br />
INSTANT TRIFLE PARFAIT<br />
3 cups poundcake, cut in Yiinch<br />
cubes (one-half of a<br />
10^4-ounce frozen poundcake)<br />
3.4-ounce package instant va- .<br />
niila pudding mix<br />
2 cups milk<br />
Yi teaspoon grated orange<br />
peel<br />
1 Yi cups sliced strawbemes<br />
4 whole strawbemes<br />
Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. On<br />
a jeUyroll pan, place cake cubes in a<br />
single layer. Bake in a 350-degree F<br />
overt until golden, about 15 minutes,<br />
turning once. Remove from<br />
the even; set aaide to cool. Reserve<br />
^12 cubes for garnish. While cake is<br />
toasting, in a medium bowl prepare<br />
pudding according to package directions<br />
using milk and orange peel.<br />
When pudding has thickened, atir<br />
in cooled cake cube*. In each of four<br />
permit or ID-ounce wineglasses,<br />
place a layer of strawberries, top<br />
with V* cup pudding mixture. Re<br />
peat.layering, ending with pudding<br />
mixture. Serve immediately or cover<br />
with plastic wrap and refrigerate<br />
until reedy to serve. Juat before<br />
aervtng, garni ah with reserved<br />
poundcake cubes and whole<br />
strawberries. Makes 4 servings.<br />
Rmripe from: National Dairy<br />
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ients except the egg yolks and olive<br />
oil in a saucepan, bring to a boil,<br />
and simmer partially covered for 30<br />
minutea. Strain into a bowl, pressing<br />
the juices out of the ingredients,<br />
and return to the saucepan.<br />
Correct seasonings. Whisk the<br />
egg yolks in a soup tureen or a mixing<br />
bowl for a minute or two until<br />
thick and sticky, by droplets, whisk<br />
in the olive oil to make a thick,<br />
mayonnaise like cream.<br />
Just before serving, beat a ladlefull<br />
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in the remainder of the soup. Serve<br />
immediately, passing bread and<br />
grated Parmesan cheese separately.<br />
Serves four to six.<br />
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When winter winds howl, what<br />
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soup simmering on the stove top?<br />
A speedy, just-as-delicious version<br />
that's ready when you are —<br />
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Flavorful, quick-to-fix soups<br />
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These simple, savvy preparation<br />
tips trim time as well as fat and<br />
calories.<br />
• Start with a low-fat base made<br />
with instant bouillon granules,<br />
canned low salt broths and/or<br />
vegetable juices.<br />
• Add good-for-you, convenient<br />
ingredients like fresh or frozen<br />
vegetables, canned beans and No<br />
Yolks cholesterol-free noodles.<br />
• Select quick-cooking, low-fat<br />
sources of protein like lean meat,<br />
fish or seafood. Cut beef and<br />
chicken into small bite-size pieces<br />
for faster cooking, or consider<br />
treating yourself to an occasional<br />
meatless meal.<br />
• Use just a small amount of oil<br />
to saute meats and vegetables.<br />
Generally, a tablespoon or less is<br />
needed. You might also try nonstick<br />
vegetable cooking spray<br />
and/or a nonstick pan.<br />
• Add plenty of herbs and spices.<br />
They provide lots of flavor and no<br />
fat, and less salt will be needed.<br />
In under 30 minutes, you can<br />
have a steaming bowl of spicy<br />
gumbo-style soup on the table.<br />
Rather than starting with a traditional<br />
roux, Louisiana Shrimp<br />
"Gumbo" features a low-fat base<br />
Take your pick<br />
of precious pears<br />
AP — The annual parade of<br />
domestically grown pears provides<br />
luscious fresh fruit from<br />
late summer through winter, a<br />
time when many other fresh fruits<br />
are either higher priced or just<br />
unavailable. Yet, like apples, no<br />
one pear variety lasts the entire<br />
season. And, just as in the case of<br />
apples, some varieties fare better<br />
than others for cooking.<br />
Common pear varieties<br />
Here are some of the common<br />
pear varieties you'll see in your<br />
market during the cooler months,<br />
with some hints on how to cook or<br />
serve them.<br />
Anjou: This egg-shaped, winter<br />
pear wears a pale green, yellowgreen,<br />
or red skin. Because it is<br />
sweet and juicy, it is good for salads<br />
and snacks.<br />
Bartlett: The yellow or red<br />
Bartlett is bell-shaped. Available<br />
in the summer and fall, this popular<br />
variety is good for canning<br />
and cooking because it holds its<br />
shape. It also is an excellent pear<br />
for eating fresh.<br />
Bosc: This long-necked winter<br />
variety has golden brown skin<br />
with russeting or browning. The<br />
fresh fruit has a creamy texture<br />
and is full of flavor. The Bosc<br />
holds its shape well during cook-<br />
Buying and storing pears<br />
When shopping for pears, look<br />
for fruit without bruises or cuts.<br />
Also, remember that skin color<br />
may not indicate ripeness. The<br />
color of some pear varieties does<br />
not significantly change during<br />
ripening.<br />
For baking, look for pears that<br />
are fairly firm. If you plan to eat<br />
pears out of hand, look for those<br />
that yield to gentle pressure at the<br />
stem end.<br />
To ripen too-firm pears at<br />
home, place them in a paper bag<br />
or a loosely covered bowl. Let<br />
them stand at room temperature<br />
for a few days. You can tell most<br />
varieties are ripe when they yield<br />
to gentle pressure at the stem<br />
end. However, yellow Bartlett<br />
pears become a bright yellow, and<br />
red Bartletta become a brilliant<br />
red when ripe. Once ripened, fresh<br />
pears keep well in the refrigerator<br />
for several days. They do not<br />
freeze well.<br />
Preparing pears<br />
To decide whether pears should<br />
be peeled, follow these rules of<br />
thumb;<br />
• Leave the peel on for sating out<br />
of hand or for cutting into pieces<br />
for salads.<br />
For cooking pears in sauces, re-<br />
move the peel, because the skin<br />
toughens and darkens as it cooks<br />
in liquid.<br />
The Observer/ MONDAY. FEBRUARY 15,1993<br />
Spicy soup: Enjoy a spicy taste of the South on a blustery<br />
winter day with Louisiana Shrimp Gumbo. Made<br />
with cajun-style stewed tomatoes, noodles, corn and tender<br />
shrimp, it's healthful, hearty and delicious.<br />
of chicken broth, Cajun-style<br />
stewed tomatoes and zesty Creole<br />
seasonings. Favorite gumbo<br />
ingzedients like shrimp, bell<br />
peppers and onions along with No<br />
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flavorful additions.<br />
To receive more healthy eating<br />
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Forelle: A small, golden, bellshaped<br />
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Nelis: This egg-shaped winter<br />
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snacks.<br />
Seckel: You *11 find this small<br />
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Pinto beans star<br />
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AP — Beans are getting a lot<br />
of attention in nutrition circles<br />
these days. An excellent source<br />
of fiber, good protein and very<br />
versatile, beans can give a new<br />
twist to some old favorites.<br />
Pinto beans star in the following<br />
recipe that features a<br />
blend of bean sauce, roasted<br />
chilies and whipping cream.<br />
The dish is topped with whipping<br />
cream and anejo, a partly<br />
skimmed cheese.<br />
ENFWOQLADAS<br />
8 ounces (1 cup) dried pinto<br />
'beans<br />
1 Yi quarts water<br />
Yi onion<br />
1 teaspoon salt (optional)<br />
% teaspoon oregano<br />
1 tablespoon vegetable oil<br />
3 chilies poblanos. roasted.<br />
seeded and peeled, and<br />
cut into strips<br />
% medium white onion.<br />
chopped<br />
3 plum tomatoes, roasted<br />
and pureed<br />
% cup whipping cream or<br />
Mexican cream<br />
12 com tortillas, lightly fried<br />
in oil<br />
2 ounces queso anejo or<br />
feta cheese, crumbled<br />
For the bean sauce: Sort<br />
and rinse pinto beans. Place<br />
in a medium saucepan. Add<br />
water and onion; bring to a<br />
boil. Reduce heat; partially<br />
cover and simmer 45 minutes<br />
until tender. Add salt and<br />
oregano, continue to cook 15<br />
minutes, adding additional<br />
hot water, if necessary. Place<br />
beans and bean broth in a<br />
blender, puree until just<br />
blended.<br />
For the filling. In a skillet,<br />
heat oil. Saute chili strips and<br />
chopped onion until tender.<br />
Stir in pureed tomato; cook<br />
over medium-high heat until<br />
thickened and reduced in<br />
half. Add X /I cup of the cream;<br />
stir until blended. Season to<br />
taste.<br />
To assemble: Dip tortillas<br />
in bean sauce. Fill each tortilla<br />
with 2 tablespoons chili-tomato<br />
mixture; roll up. Place<br />
•filled tortillas in a greased<br />
rectangular baking dish. Cover<br />
with remaining bean sauce.<br />
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and cheese. Bake, covered, in<br />
a 350-degree F oven for 20<br />
minutes or until thoroughly<br />
heated. Makes 8 servings.<br />
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CHRISTINA FUOCO, MUSIC WRITER<br />
953-2130<br />
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 15,1993<br />
——<br />
Movies, Page<br />
STREET SEEN<br />
Ash lights up his solo career<br />
Discoveries by Janice Tigar-Kramer 953-204 7 mailbox # 1861<br />
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Melanie Griffith, Princess Caroline and Robert<br />
Redford. The all-natural island fragrances and<br />
candles are made of Polynesian vanilla and raw<br />
oils from other tropical places. If you crave florals<br />
and citrus, you'll want a whiff of these hardy<br />
blends. Scents come in aluminum containers similar<br />
to the ones used by 19th century French traders.<br />
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Cannes, the perfumes are now sold at Barney's.<br />
Somerset Collection, Troy, and Lori Karbal, Birmingham.<br />
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whodunit. "Magic Bazaar" and other jigsaw puzzle<br />
mysteries, such as "Missing Links," "Death by<br />
Diet" and "Final Run," include a story with three<br />
possible solutions. Read the mystery for clues,<br />
draw conclusions and solve the murder by putting<br />
together the 500-piece puzzle. (Clue: it's not the<br />
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cons and blackmailers, warns Bepuzzled, the<br />
maker of the mystery games (about $20). Available<br />
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STREET SOUNDS<br />
Dream Catchers Vol. 2<br />
— various artists<br />
Benefita are nothing new, nor<br />
are compilation compact discs,<br />
but "Dream Catchers Volume 2"<br />
is more impressive than others.<br />
m This two-CD release is the second<br />
from the Blue Yonder Audio<br />
organization, which ia dedicated<br />
to assisting American Indian causes in and out of<br />
Michigan. Secondly, thia set spotlights 26 of thir<br />
state's musical acts, a difficult thing to do with<br />
one release.<br />
The release chapters a variety of musical expressions<br />
ranging from the soul sound of "Things<br />
Will Change" by Howling Diabloa to the alternative<br />
pop of Pete Peltier'« "Let Me Take You<br />
There" to an aggressive rock feeling from "Something<br />
Happened" by The Hope Orchestra.<br />
An opera type ballad, entitled "Land of the<br />
Greed" £y Richard Cyr, a traditional American Indian<br />
drum song "Eagle Honor Song" performed by<br />
the Waishkey Bay Singer* and a hip-hop tune entitled<br />
'Trials and Tribulations" by The Prophet<br />
round out the CD's variety.<br />
This release focuses attention Michigan talent<br />
that may have been heard before, but the release<br />
effectively showcase* what creativity could be currently<br />
overlooked.<br />
The underlying basis of the release ia Native<br />
American issues and concern* a* well aa other social<br />
themes. At time* theae ideaa become a bit too<br />
heavy, but remembering why the release was<br />
recorded justifies the actions.<br />
"Dream Catcher* Volume 2" ia a project of Blue<br />
Yonder Audio, a non-profit organisation composed<br />
of Detroit area musician* and communication industry<br />
professionals committed to aaaisting Native<br />
Americana<br />
For more information, contact Blue Yonder Audio<br />
at 200 E. University, Suite 3, Royal Oak 48067<br />
or call 643-8433.<br />
S — KyUOrttn<br />
BY CHRISTINA Fuoco<br />
STAFF WRITER<br />
Don't remind singer-songwriterguitarist<br />
Daniel Ash about his long<br />
career. The musician who played<br />
with Bauhaus, Tones on Tail and<br />
Love & Rockets is well aware, thank<br />
you.<br />
"It started in 1906 and I'm still<br />
going," Ash said with a laugh. Well,<br />
OK, it really started in the late<br />
1970s.<br />
During this leg of his career he's<br />
concentrating on his solo career<br />
which includes doing his first-ever<br />
solo tour. Sometimes, Ash found,<br />
preparing for the tour which supports<br />
his latest release "Foolish<br />
Thing Desire" and the previous<br />
"Coming Down," wracked his nerves<br />
like his stint with Tones on Tail.<br />
"A lot of things were on my shoulders<br />
with that group," he said.<br />
"That was the first time it was more<br />
of the pressure. This to me is the<br />
continuation of this sort of feeling."<br />
To minimize the stress and maximize<br />
the enjoyment. Ash is keeping<br />
the tour short — only 20 gigs, which<br />
includes one at St. Andrew's Hall in<br />
Detroit on Friday, March 19. (His<br />
show scheduled for Thursday, Feb.<br />
18, has been postponed.)<br />
"I don't want to do like 30 or 40<br />
gigs; I didn't want to do it when I<br />
was doing 30 or 40 gigs," he said.<br />
"You lose your enthusiasm for it."<br />
Enthusiam also proved important<br />
while planning the recording of<br />
"Foolish Thing Desire." Instead of<br />
For Daniel Ash, it sometimes feels like he's been<br />
playing his songs for decades. . . with others.<br />
Now the singer/songwriter/ guitarist is taking a<br />
timeout from his work with Love & Rockets to<br />
focus on his solo career.<br />
STREET BEATS<br />
the usual studio grind, Ash tried a<br />
spontaneous approach with the release<br />
which was recorded in winter<br />
1991. (Record company conflicts<br />
kept it from being released until recently.)<br />
"I deliberately went in (to the studio)<br />
with no songs or music at all,"<br />
he explained. "I just booked studio<br />
time. The whole record was a totally<br />
new way of working."<br />
After writing the music with his<br />
band. Ash hid away and wrote the<br />
lyrics. He found this approach satisfying.<br />
. "The rewards were much greater,"<br />
Ash said. "I didn't have time to<br />
think about it too much. I have this<br />
tendency to overanalyze things."<br />
Early in his career, Ash tried another<br />
sort of experimental approach<br />
to songwriting. Upon meeting future<br />
Bauhaus member Peter Murphy,<br />
the two formed a band with Murphy<br />
singing a series of newspaper articles.<br />
"After about 15 seconds, I knew<br />
we'd have some sort of success,"<br />
said the 35-year-old musician.<br />
"Four weeks after, we formed<br />
Bauhaus, and we recorded 'Bela Lugosi's<br />
Dead.' " The song was released<br />
in 1979.<br />
The song, still active on alternative<br />
dance clubs' play lists, became<br />
the cornerstone of the Goth-rock cathedral.<br />
After nearly five years of<br />
recording and performing. Bauhaus<br />
broke up and Ash put together<br />
Tones on Tail with Bauhaus<br />
drummer Kevin Haskins. That<br />
group mutated into the highly influential<br />
Love & Rockets in 1985, when<br />
Bauhaus bassist and current solo<br />
*SB<br />
Going solo: Daniel Ash has decided to light up his solo career<br />
and one stop on his short musical tour is St. Andrew's Hall on<br />
Thursday, Feb. 18.<br />
artist David J. came aboard.<br />
Although on hiatus, Love & Rockets<br />
is still together. Like Bauhaus<br />
and Tones on Tail, the Love &<br />
Rockets needed time apart.<br />
"We all wanted to do that." the<br />
Northampton, England, native explained.<br />
"We've been working with<br />
the same people for 12-13 years.<br />
Going to do something else is really Z<br />
refreshing." 1<br />
Tickets for the postponed Daniel<br />
Ash show from Thursday, Feb. 18,<br />
will be honored for his show on Friday,<br />
March 19, at St. Andrew's Hall,<br />
431 E. Congress, Detroit. Doors open<br />
at 9p.m. Must be 18 to enter. Call<br />
961 -MELT for more information.<br />
'70s retro fashions — a spring thing<br />
BY JANICE TIGAR-KRAMER<br />
SPECIAL WRITER<br />
Just when it seemed safe to say that '70s fashions<br />
were gone for good, they're back, sort of.<br />
This spring you'll experience a fashion flashback<br />
with the reappearance of bell-bottoms and widelegged<br />
pants, modified platform shoes and a lot in<br />
between. But tMs tiirre around, the retro look<br />
comes in soft fabrics and wearable styles that appeal<br />
to more than teenagers.<br />
Why the resurgence of a fashion look remembered<br />
for excess, harsh fabrics and clumsy<br />
footwear? Leading designers are "borrowing the<br />
carefree '70s attitude," but the look is all '90s, says<br />
Janice Hayes, Jacobson's public relations director.<br />
"The re-interpretation of '70s fashions is much<br />
more feminine," she said. "Some designers go to<br />
the extreme, but most of the new fashions are versatile<br />
and easy to wear."<br />
'90s style: Lori Guina wears an updated<br />
version of palazzo pants and midriff top<br />
from City Limits in Farmington.<br />
Monday, Feb. 15<br />
aaaerwATTai<br />
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832-2355<br />
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STREET CLOTHES<br />
Bell-bottoms and palazzo pants, vests, ruffled<br />
tops, tunics, poorboy sweaters, midriffs and sheer<br />
garments all are back in a big way — this time in<br />
softer silhouettes (no pointy collars) and fluid fabrics,<br />
such as chiffon, crepe, silk, net, crochet, lace<br />
and macrame. This spring's colorful psychedelic<br />
prints and African motifs also are.'70s-inspired.<br />
Although the '70s look is in, polyester and other<br />
rigid fabrics that defy draping are about as out as<br />
hippies and disco dancing, fashion experts quickly<br />
point out.<br />
Come spring, the menswear look, with heavy<br />
shoulder pads, pinstripes and severe tailoring will<br />
be replaced by longer, less tailored jackets, vests<br />
and tunics. Even open weave, embroidered and lace<br />
vests by Dior and Donna Karan can be worn to the<br />
office and layered with a lace T-shirt underneath,<br />
said Hayes.<br />
"The '70s look is fun; it's diverse and allows<br />
great freedom of expression," she said.<br />
This spring Jacobson's Signature and Miss J departments<br />
will carry bell-bottoms in hip-hugger<br />
and waisted styles, hemmed or frayed for a grunge<br />
look.<br />
Youthful fashions, like the midriff and sheer evening<br />
wear by designers like Chanel and Claude<br />
Montana will reveal "lots of skin," said Hayes, who<br />
reports that cleavage is in for the '90s.<br />
At City Limits in downtown Farmington, owners<br />
Roz Fierberg and Chris Merucci started selling<br />
wide-legged pants more than a year ago, about the<br />
time retro dressing caught on.<br />
"The look is pretty and sophisticated," said Fierberg.<br />
"You can dress up a soft wide-legged pant by<br />
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832-2355<br />
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'70s bell bottoms and platform<br />
shoes from Cinderella's Attic in Royal<br />
Oak. Zr<br />
Detroit.<br />
*. John Rand 13 lift M»e. Madteon<br />
(blue*)<br />
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778-8150<br />
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The Ark. 637 1 % S. Mam St. Ann<br />
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761-1461<br />
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5452 Scheetar Ftaed, Deemom.<br />
581-3650<br />
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The Observer/ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15,1993 • 7B<br />
In Concert from page 5B<br />
Hoop'*, 2705 Lapeer Road, Auburn Httts<br />
(acoustic rock)<br />
3/3-4744<br />
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dal guests at Q<br />
Pontiac. (blues)<br />
334-7411<br />
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29 S. Saginaw<br />
With Strange BedWtows at Rick's. 611<br />
Church, Ann Arbor, (alternative rock)<br />
996-2747<br />
Record release party and main stage per-<br />
formance at Industry. 15 S. Saginaw.<br />
Pontiac. (Industrial metal)<br />
334-1999<br />
V^AsparagS^Scarecrow as part of the<br />
89X Homeboy Show at the Shelter betow<br />
St Andrew s Hall. 431 E. Confess, De-<br />
troit<br />
961-MELT<br />
Friar. Feb. 19<br />
BMW or IT ALL<br />
With Btohazard and Sheer Terror at St<br />
Andrew s Hall, 431 E. Congress. Detroit,<br />
(attematlve rock)<br />
961-MELT<br />
With Sunscreem at St Andrew s Hal.<br />
431 E. Cong-ess, Detroit (swlrty attema-<br />
tlve pop)<br />
961-MELT<br />
TNCLOVf c u a<br />
Alternative dance night at The Shelter,<br />
below St Andrew s Hal. 431 E. Con-<br />
gress, Detroit.<br />
961-MELT<br />
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With WHMe D. Warren. Ben Moore and The<br />
Blues Express, Little Jr. Cannaday, Marc<br />
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581-3650<br />
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646-4950<br />
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761-1451<br />
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485-5050<br />
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troit.<br />
259-2643<br />
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Big Fish. 700 Town Center Drive. Dear-<br />
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lanti. i<br />
485-L<br />
lanti. (alternative)<br />
-5050<br />
•LACK MALI<br />
With Jason McCauley Beny at Ull's 21.<br />
2930 Jacob. Hamtramck. (psychedelic<br />
87.<br />
LASTMNUTC<br />
Paycheck's Lounge. 2932 Canlff, Ham-<br />
tramck. — " -<br />
874-0909<br />
GrtfTs Grill, 49 N. Saginaw, Pontiac. (met-<br />
al)<br />
334-9292<br />
HUNK ALLISON AND TMi 000 S0X<br />
Blind Pig. 208 S. First St. Ann Art>or.<br />
Vs Dugout<br />
bum Hills, (blues<br />
852-6433<br />
AMn's. 5756 Cass. Detroit, (alternative<br />
rocMazz/improv)<br />
832-2355<br />
CATMOUM<br />
With Crane at Finney's Pub. 3965 Wood-<br />
ward. Detroit.<br />
831-8070<br />
FRANK ALLISON AMD TMi ODD BOX<br />
UK's 21. 2930 Jacob. Hamtramck.<br />
875-6555<br />
FOktMiAD STEW<br />
With Rolltnghead and Big Block at Pay-<br />
chfeck's Lounge. 2932CanlfT, Hamtramck.<br />
(hard alternative rock)<br />
874-0909<br />
TMi DiL-KATS -<br />
With Cowsllngers and The 27th City at<br />
GrtfTs Grill. 49 N. Saginaw. Pontiac. (rock-<br />
abilly /alternative rock)<br />
334-9292<br />
ONOOVESPOON<br />
With Mystic Snake at Blind Pig, 208 S.<br />
First St.. Ann Artxx. (funk)<br />
996-8555<br />
ITHUMI BEDFELLOWS<br />
With Cylinderhead at AMn's. 5756 Cass,<br />
Detroit, (attematlve rock)<br />
832-2355<br />
MNEYE<br />
With Vambo Marble Eye Moisture at Fin-<br />
ney's Pub, 3965 Woodward. Detroit.<br />
831-8070<br />
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Q Club. 29S. Saginaw St. Pontiac.<br />
334-7411<br />
Hoop's II. 29461 John R. Madison<br />
Heights (acoustic rock)<br />
544-1298<br />
COOEBLUi<br />
29 S. Saginaw St., Pontiac.<br />
334-7411<br />
Ted's. 38 S. Main. Clawson. (blues)<br />
435-4755<br />
LAMYMCCDAY<br />
Sully's, 4756 Greenfield Road, Dearborn,<br />
(blues)<br />
846-1920/846-5377<br />
MCtC E. CAVE<br />
Former Cranbrook student (not the British<br />
singer by the same name) combines<br />
modem and African dance with elaborate<br />
self-composed costumes during his show<br />
which comes to Industry, 15 S. Saginaw,<br />
Pontiac. (performance art)<br />
334-1999<br />
Ted's, 38 S. Main.Clawson. (blues)<br />
435-4755<br />
TME RED DEVILS<br />
Sully's. 4756 Greenfield Road. Dearborn,<br />
(blues)<br />
8461920/846-5377<br />
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Matinee' recalls old days of horror<br />
BY JOHN MONAGHAN<br />
SPECIAL WETTM<br />
Lawrence Woolsey realizes that<br />
in 1962 it takes more than a good<br />
title to lure people away from<br />
their televisions and into the-<br />
aters. For his new movie "Mant"<br />
(half man, half ant, all terror), he<br />
pulls out every gimmick in the<br />
book from Atomo-Vision to Rum-<br />
ble Rama to a Mant-suited teen-<br />
ager terrorizing the aisles.<br />
"Matinee," slowly building an<br />
audience after a couple of weeks<br />
in general release, recalls the good<br />
old days when kids filled drive-<br />
ins and Saturday matinees to<br />
check out the latest trashy horror/<br />
sci-fi double bill. It also harkens<br />
back to a more real type of horror.<br />
Woolsey, played by John Good-<br />
man, chooses Key West as the<br />
site for his new opening — "so the<br />
big studios "won't steal his latest<br />
ideas," he says. He blows into<br />
town early, stirring up publicity<br />
and wiring the theater with a<br />
number of new gadgets. The Bay<br />
of Pigs crisis, which sends the<br />
Florida town into a tizzy, only<br />
works to his advantage.<br />
"We show them their worst<br />
possible nightmare," Woolsey<br />
says, "and then we destroy it.<br />
They go home knowing that this<br />
time anyway the battle has been<br />
won."<br />
The movie captures this high-<br />
water mark of the Cold War,<br />
where a stone-faced JFK address-<br />
es fellow Americans about the<br />
possible threat of nuclear attack<br />
from Cuba. Residents clear super-<br />
market shelves to fill bomb shel-<br />
ters while students practice the<br />
art of duck and cover.<br />
The real Lawrence Woolsey has<br />
always winced at the thought of<br />
messages inr their movies. They<br />
would tell you that their sole ob-<br />
jective was always how to lure<br />
teenagers in, often thinking up<br />
the titles and ad campaigns long<br />
before writing the scripts.<br />
Woolsey becomes an amalga-<br />
mation of these B-movie moguls.<br />
The gut and cigar (not to mention<br />
epic frugality) recalls Sam Arkoff,<br />
MOVIES<br />
head of American International<br />
Pictures (AIP), who made a for-<br />
tune off the steady stream of<br />
beach, biker and monster movies<br />
he and partner James Nicholson<br />
released in the 1960s.<br />
Woolsey also possesses the<br />
technical wizardry of producer/di-<br />
rector William Castle, king of the<br />
gimmicks. He was the first to of-<br />
fer shock buzzers beneath the<br />
seats, ghosts flying above the au-<br />
dience, or the opportunity to<br />
make out a will before Beeing his<br />
latest scarefest.<br />
"Matinee" director Joe Dante<br />
also cut his teeth in B-grade ex-<br />
ploitation. He made "Piranha"<br />
for Roger Corman before hooking<br />
up with Steven Spielberg and<br />
"Gremlins."<br />
Movie fans will find half the<br />
fun in the details. Vintage posters<br />
line the walls of the old movie<br />
theater. Dick Miller, an AIP mov-<br />
ie regular, teams with independ-<br />
ent director John Sayles as shills<br />
who stir up audience interest by<br />
insisting that "Mant" threaten*<br />
the town's decency.<br />
A coming attractions preview<br />
for "Mant" opens the film and<br />
provides the best spoof, with<br />
Woolsey introducing the movie<br />
Hitchcock-style and even ripping<br />
off the trademark profile in sil-<br />
houette. Later clips from the mov-<br />
ie resurrect actors like "Invasion<br />
of the Body Snatchers" Kevin<br />
McCarthy to battle the title mon-<br />
ster as it scales the sides of build-<br />
ings.<br />
Despite its insider cleverness<br />
and message, you get the feeling<br />
that something else could have<br />
been done with "Matinee." The<br />
teenage relationships are surpris-<br />
ingly ordinary nostalgic sitcom<br />
stuff while the idea that the<br />
young horror movie nut could re-<br />
ally learn the ropes from an old<br />
pro like Woolsey had the most<br />
unmined promise.<br />
SCREEN SCENE<br />
With Lesser Known, Sinister Black.<br />
XXANN, and Guilty Party at Blon-<br />
die's,21138 W. Seven Mile. Detroit,<br />
(rock)<br />
535-8018<br />
Sunday. Feb. 21<br />
STKAMOE BEDFELLOWS<br />
Acoustic performance at Sarokl Room. In-<br />
dustry, 15 S. Saginaw, Pontiac.<br />
334-1999<br />
JAN KlttST<br />
TheAik, 637 1 S. Main St., Ann Arbor.<br />
(acoustic)<br />
761-1451-<br />
DCTEMTMMI<br />
New all-ages alternative and hip-hop<br />
dance night with DJ Johnny Quest at The<br />
Shelter below St Andrew's Hall, 431 E.<br />
Congress, Detroit. Doors open at 7 p.m.<br />
961-MELT<br />
MANY I<br />
Part of open mike night at Hoop's. 2705<br />
Lapeer Road, Auburn Hills. (acoustic rock)<br />
373-4744<br />
A samplingof what s playing at<br />
alternative movie theaters across<br />
metro Detroit as reviewed by<br />
John Monaghan.<br />
m CAPITOL CINEMA<br />
121 University Ave. W., Windsor.<br />
Call 519-253-8065 for informa-<br />
tion.<br />
"Gimme Shelter" (USA —<br />
1970), 9 p.m. Feb. 15-16. The rare-<br />
ly-seen Rolling Stones concert<br />
film climaxes at Altamont, Calif.,<br />
where a man was knifed and<br />
killed on camera when the band<br />
hired members of the Hell's An-<br />
gels as security guards. There's<br />
also music, including "Satisfac-<br />
tion," "Brown Sugar" and "Sym-<br />
pathy for the Devil." ($4 admis-<br />
sion)<br />
"Wuthering Heights" (USA —<br />
1939), Feb. 18-21 (call for show<br />
times). Laurence Olivier and<br />
Merle Oberon star in this haunt-,<br />
ing first screen version of the Em-<br />
ily Bronte novel. She's Cathy, the<br />
spoiled daughter of a wealthy<br />
house who finds herself in a star-<br />
crossed romance with a foundling<br />
gypsy boy. ($4.25 admission)<br />
• DETROIT FILM THEATRE<br />
Detroit Institute of Arts, 5200<br />
Woodward Ave., Detroit. Call 833-<br />
2323 for information. ($5; $4 stu-<br />
dents and senior citizens)<br />
"Close to Eden" (Russia —<br />
1991), 7 and 9:30 p.m. Feb. 19-20;<br />
4 and 7 p.m. Feb. 21. In the<br />
steppes of Northern China, cul-<br />
ture clash results when a Mongo-<br />
lian herdsman is sent by his wife<br />
to buy condoms but finds himself<br />
more interested in a color televi-<br />
sion. From the director of "A<br />
Slave of Love" and "Dark Eyes."<br />
• MAPLE THEATRE<br />
4135 W. Maple Road, Bloomfield<br />
Hills. Call 855-9090 for show<br />
times. ($5.75 evenings; $2.95<br />
twilight)<br />
"The Crying Game" (Ireland —<br />
1992). Love, loyalty, murder, and<br />
seduction are the themefe of this<br />
stylized new thriller from Neil<br />
Jordan. Giving away the plot<br />
would be doing an injustice, so<br />
suffice it to say that the Irish di-<br />
rector of "Mona Lisa" and "The<br />
Miracle" provides more twists<br />
and turns than a ride on the Tilt-<br />
a-Whirl. Stephen Rea, Miranda<br />
Richardson, Forest Whitaker and<br />
Adrian Dunbar star.<br />
• MICHIGAN THEATRE<br />
603 E. Liberty, Ann Arbor. Call<br />
668- 8397 for information. ($5; $4<br />
students and senior citizens)<br />
"The Crying Game" (Ireland —<br />
1992), through Feb. 28 (call for<br />
show times).<br />
"The Virgin Spring" (Sweden<br />
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— 1959), 4:15 p.m. Feb. 15; 7 p.nj.<br />
Feb. 16. When a young girl is t<br />
raped in the woods, her father<br />
(Max Von Sydow) sets out for re-<br />
venge. The hypnotic fable from<br />
Ingmar Bergman screens as part<br />
of a weekly retrospective.<br />
"My New Gun" (USA— 1992),<br />
through Feb. 18 (call for show<br />
times). A husband buys a gun for<br />
his wife in order to protect her.<br />
She reluctantly accepts it only to<br />
have it taken without permission<br />
by a neighbor who has a crush on<br />
her. This quirky comedy from<br />
first-time director Stacy Cochran<br />
stars Diane Lane and Tess<br />
Harper.<br />
"The Hairdresser's Husband"<br />
(France — 1992), Feb. 19-25 (call<br />
for show times). When a 12-year-<br />
old boy spies the half-exposed<br />
breast of a hairdresser, he be-<br />
comes obsessed. He eventually<br />
marries a young hairdresser and<br />
the two slowly shut out the world<br />
in this new French comedy from<br />
Patrice Laconte.<br />
• REDFORD THEATRE<br />
17360 Lahser, Detroit. Call 537-<br />
2560 for information. ($2.50)<br />
"Dial M For Murder" (USA —<br />
1954), 8 p.m. Feb. 19-20 (organ<br />
overture begins at 7:30 p.m.). In<br />
this sly Hitchcock thriller, Ray<br />
Milland can't resist the thought<br />
of murdering cheating wife Grace<br />
Kelly for her fortune. Though<br />
shot in 3D, it will be shown her in<br />
the "flat" version.<br />
• STAR JOHN R<br />
32289 John R (at 14 Mile), Madi-<br />
son Heights. Call 585-2070 for in-<br />
formation. ($6; $3.75 before 6<br />
p.m.)<br />
"Passion Fish" (USA — 1993).<br />
Mary McDonnell and Alfre Woo-<br />
dard play women who are uproot-<br />
ed from their city lives by sudden<br />
events and then transplanted in<br />
rural Louisiana. From independ-<br />
ent writer/director John Sayles,<br />
who could use a thoughtful, in-<br />
sightful character study to help<br />
us forget his last couple of films.<br />
• STATE THEATER<br />
2115 Woodward Ave., Detroit.<br />
Call 961-5450 for information.<br />
($1.89)<br />
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15,1993<br />
Fouls doom SC men<br />
CANTON<br />
SPORTS<br />
SCENE<br />
The one thing Schoolcraft College's men's<br />
' "basketball team could not afford was foul<br />
trouble.<br />
That's what beat the Ocelots Wednesday at<br />
Alpena CC, 91-86.<br />
SC led most of the game. At half, the score was<br />
48-33, favoring the Ocelots. But with two starters<br />
(on a seven-man squad) lost to fouls for the<br />
game's final 5V* minutes, the result was inevitable<br />
— another defeat.<br />
Four Ocelots reached double-figures in scoring:<br />
Mohammed Abdrabboh (21), Steve Whitlow (20),<br />
Jarvis Murray (19) and LaMonte Fondren (14).<br />
Murray grabbed 12 rebounds, Whitlow collected<br />
nine boards and five assists, and Fondren pulled<br />
in nine rebounds, with Abdrabboh getting si*.<br />
Travis Smith's 17 points paced Alpena. George<br />
Blanchard scored 16 and Aaron Covin had 15.<br />
SC slipped to 6-18 overall, 2-13 in the Eastern<br />
Conference. Alpena is 8-15 overall, 4-10 in the<br />
conference.<br />
The turning point, according to SC coach Dave<br />
Bogataj, came in the final four minutes of the first<br />
half, when both Murray and Fondren — the<br />
Ocelots' best inside threats — picked up their<br />
third fouls. That left the rebounding load against<br />
a bigger team to Whitlow and Abdrabboh, and it<br />
became a factor late in the game.<br />
"It took the legs out of the kids," said Bogataj.<br />
Both Murray and Fondren drew their fourth<br />
fouls before the second half was five minutes old,<br />
forcing Bogataj to shuttle them in for each other.<br />
It also hurt the Ocelots defensively, keeping at<br />
least one of the team's top rebounders on the<br />
bench and allowing Alpena to hit the offensive<br />
glass aggressively.<br />
It also opened up the 'Jacks for more threes,<br />
which they took advantage of, making six of their<br />
eight triples in the second half.<br />
Murray, who numbered three offensive fouls<br />
among his five, got his fifth'with 6:30 left. Fondren<br />
followed him with his fifth a minute later. Alpena<br />
took the lead for good with 1:40 left.<br />
S'craft women routed<br />
Four members of Schoolcraft College's women's<br />
basketball team were feeling ill<br />
Wednesday at Alpena CC, but the Lady<br />
'Jacks showed no sympathy, other than a quick<br />
killing — 89-51.<br />
Also down with the flu was coach Jack Grenan,<br />
who was so sick he couldn't even make the trip,<br />
leaving assistant Will Broner to do the coaching.<br />
Nothing could have saved SC, however."<br />
"I'd say we shot in the low 30 percent area,"<br />
estimated Broner, who was filling in for Grenan *<br />
for the second time in his five years as assistant.<br />
"We missed a lot of layups we had an opportunity<br />
to finish off. We dug ourselves a hole in the last<br />
half of the first half and we couldn't get out."<br />
Alpena raced to a 46-26 halftime lead and never<br />
let up. Five Lady 'Jacks reached double-figures in<br />
scoring: Denise Williams (19), Jenny Sherman<br />
(15), and Lisa Paradise, Heidi Haskins and<br />
Breannna Huff (12 each).<br />
SC got 19 from Angie Cerne, 16 from Dana Hudson<br />
and nine from Alisa-Wechter.<br />
The Lady Ocelots have two regular-season conference<br />
games left, against Henry Ford CC and<br />
Delta, both at home. Two wins will put them in<br />
the state playoffs.<br />
Rocks win 7th dual in row<br />
lymouth Salem won just five of 12 events,<br />
but the Rocks (as they have so often this<br />
season) won the swimming meet with their<br />
depth Thursday, 95-87 over visiting Farmington.<br />
The seventh-ranked Rocks are 7-1 in dual meets<br />
and 3-0 in the Lakes Division of the Western<br />
Lakes Activities Association.<br />
Salem has its final dual Thursday at home<br />
against defending WLAA champion Livonia Stevenson,<br />
ranked No. 9 in Class A.<br />
Matt Erickson won the butterfly (57.61) and anchored<br />
the winning 200 freestyle relay team, which<br />
included Fred Locke, Alex Beard and David<br />
Bracht.<br />
Locke won the 50 freestyle (22.84), Aaron Berlin<br />
the 200 freestyle (1:55.93) and Justin Richardson<br />
the diving with 228.6 points.<br />
Darnell fight canceled<br />
Professional boxer Steve Darnell isn't going<br />
overseas, after all.<br />
Darnell's super middleweight fight<br />
against Steve Collins, scheduled for Saturday in<br />
London, England, has been canceled.<br />
Darnell, who grew up in Livonia and lives in<br />
Westland. said he heard Collins called off the<br />
fight after getting "stitches in his forehead" after<br />
sparring. , „<br />
"I'm bummed out but there s nothing I can do.<br />
said Darnell, who returned from a four year retirement<br />
and has a 24-2-2 professional record.<br />
Bradd Lally, who manages and trains his<br />
brother Brett, a Westland professional<br />
middleweight boxer, was to have accompanied<br />
Darnell overseas. •<br />
Lally said he sensed something was up with the<br />
scheduled fight when there still was BO contract<br />
signed less than two weeks before the bout. Lally<br />
said he heard a rumor Collins canceled the fight<br />
because he was still recovering from losing a<br />
World Boxing Organiration title match to Reggie<br />
Johnson four months ago.<br />
Collin, is 30-1-1 ss a pro.<br />
Bredd Lally isn't sure when Darnell will fight<br />
next but would like to negotiate something in the<br />
near future.<br />
Santo n (Dbsetwr<br />
SPORTS<br />
INSIDE:<br />
Al Harrison on bowling, Page 2C<br />
More high school hoops, Page 3C<br />
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Salem snatches victory from Glenn<br />
SHKRRIE BUZBY/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER<br />
Sharpshooter Slone: Mike Slone (with ball) scored 21 points, including the game-winning, threepoint<br />
basket, to lift Salem to victory over Westland John Glenn.<br />
• Plymouth Salem, having lost<br />
close games to other league<br />
basketball powers, took its turn<br />
at winning one Friday.<br />
BY DAN O'MEARA<br />
STAFF WRITES<br />
Mike Slone doesn't consider it a<br />
boast when he speaks confidently of<br />
his three-point shooting ability.<br />
His desperation triple with one second<br />
remaining Friday night gave host<br />
Plymouth Salem a 61-60 victory over<br />
Westland John Glenn in a matchup<br />
between two of Observerland's top<br />
basketball teams.<br />
"I'm not being conceited, but I just<br />
don't think you can say it's luck for<br />
me," Slone said. "If I see someone<br />
open, I'll pass. But I had my head<br />
down and was looking for the shot<br />
myself."<br />
It wasn't the first time Slone, who<br />
hit five triples and finished with a<br />
game-high 21 points, had made a<br />
last-second shot.<br />
He's done it three times this season<br />
(not always to end the game) and<br />
twice last year in the same game<br />
against Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong>, forcing<br />
overtime with the fiftt and winning<br />
with the second.<br />
"I practice that a lot by myself<br />
when I'm just messing around," he<br />
said. "I feel I can hit it from anywhere<br />
- on the floor."<br />
The Rocks are 13-2 overall, the<br />
Rockets 11-3. Both teams are 7-2 in<br />
the Western Lakes Activities Association.<br />
Brandon Slone contributed 19<br />
points, including three treys, and<br />
James Head and Sanjeev Seth added<br />
eight apiece for Salem.<br />
Glenn had five starters in double<br />
figures: Kevin Claypool (14), Aaron<br />
See BASKETBALL, 2C<br />
Estey finds success in many ways<br />
BY C.J. RISAK<br />
STAFF WRITER<br />
How do you spell success?<br />
If you're a basketball player and<br />
the only thing that matters is wins<br />
and losses, then what Jill Estey s<br />
done probably won't interest you.<br />
Estey left Plymouth Salem High<br />
School four years ago with solid<br />
credentials as a point guard (allstate).<br />
Her destination: the University<br />
of Illinois. It was hardly a choice<br />
based entirely on athletics; the Fighting<br />
Illini had just six winning seasons<br />
since becoming a varsity sport in<br />
1974-75, the last coming in '86-87.<br />
"It was the third-best engineering<br />
school in the country," said Estey,<br />
who's a year away from her mechanical<br />
engineering degree and is a National<br />
Honor Society member. "And I<br />
loved the campus."<br />
Stop right now if you're looking for<br />
the classic. All -American kind of happy<br />
ending to this story, with Estey as<br />
the key. There were no reversals for<br />
Illinois; the Illini have struggled to<br />
win. going 11-17 Estey's freshman<br />
season and 9-19 the next two.<br />
But she has still found a different<br />
kinds of success.<br />
Not just personal kinds, either, although<br />
she's had plenty of those. Early<br />
this season, Estey set the Illinois<br />
career record for steals. She's averaging<br />
2.2 a game this season.<br />
BASKETBALL<br />
And against Michigan State Feb. 7,<br />
she became the school's all-time career<br />
assist leader. Her season average<br />
is 5.9, which puts her within reach of<br />
sixth place on the Big Ten s all-time<br />
assist list.<br />
Marks to be proud of for a point<br />
guard, for sure. And Estey? "It was a<br />
goal," she said of the assist record. "I<br />
guess I am proud of that. But the major<br />
thing was to win games. Just now,<br />
we've been playing up to potential."<br />
Illinois was 9-10 going into Sunday's<br />
game at Iowa, with a 4-6 Big<br />
Ten record. Those aren't marks to<br />
boast about, to be certain, but when<br />
victories are hard to find, they sure<br />
look good.<br />
Estey has played well for 3Vi years,<br />
starting since she was a freshman,<br />
but has far too few wins to show for it.<br />
Maybe that's what makes the victories<br />
she does get so savory.<br />
"You've got to keep it in perspective,"<br />
she said. "I look at it as a learning<br />
experience."<br />
If so. she's learned a lot. For one,<br />
she's learned that winning comes<br />
through work, and she's continued to<br />
work on her game, off-season and in.<br />
Last summer, her shot drew her attention.<br />
The extra effort paid off —<br />
Estey's averaging a career-best 9.4<br />
points a game, up from her career average<br />
of 4.6 a game.<br />
Work and Estey seem synonymous.<br />
The stat that describes her best isn't<br />
points or assists or steals — it's time.<br />
She's started 94 consecutive games.<br />
She has averaged, in her career, more<br />
than 30 minutes a game. She leads<br />
Illinois this season (as she did last)<br />
with 34 minutes per game.<br />
Not bad for someone who stands<br />
just 5-4, smallest on the team.<br />
She's learned the game teaches in<br />
other ways, too. "When I look at my<br />
four years, I really liked the people on<br />
my team," she said. "The coaching<br />
staff has really been great. You know,<br />
you can be in a winning program and<br />
not get along with anyone.<br />
"I guess you can learn a lot from<br />
losing. It changed my outlook on a lot<br />
of things."<br />
Not that she likes it. Her greatest<br />
hope remains an outside chance of<br />
making the NCAA Tournament ("If<br />
we can knock off a few of them in our<br />
last eight games and finish in the top<br />
four in the conference . . ."); her<br />
fondest memory is this season's win<br />
over Purdue ("They beat us By 63<br />
points two yesrs ago. It just meant a<br />
lot to beat them ").<br />
And her biggest regret 0 It isn't<br />
going to Illinois, even though the<br />
Jill Estey<br />
tope in assists<br />
team has struggled; on the contrary,<br />
it'S ending her career. "This IB a very<br />
young and talented team," Estey said<br />
of her current teammates. "They're<br />
going to win a Big Ten title.<br />
"It makes me wish I was a freshman.<br />
I think I'm going to miss it a<br />
lot."<br />
Her teammates will miss her a lot,<br />
too, although the other Big Ten teams<br />
won't share that sentiment.<br />
4th-quarter collapse costs <strong>Canton</strong> cagers<br />
Plymouth <strong>Canton</strong> failed to score a field goal in<br />
the fourth quarter and lost a boys basketball game<br />
Friday night at Northville, 62-60.<br />
The loss dropped <strong>Canton</strong> to 6-9 overall, 5-4 in<br />
the Western Lakes Activities Association.<br />
Northville, 9-6 overall and 4-5 in the WLAA, outscored<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> 22-9 in the fourth quarter to rally<br />
from a 51-40 deficit.<br />
All of <strong>Canton</strong>'s nine points in the fourth quarter<br />
came from the free throw line. The Chiefs enjoyed a<br />
big third quarter, outscoring Northville 20-9 to<br />
erase a 30-29 halftime deficit.<br />
"We had a real nice third quarter, they had a<br />
nice fourth quarter, hit three or four three-pointers<br />
in a row, gained momentum and we never got it<br />
back," <strong>Canton</strong> coach Charlie Psye said.<br />
"We had our chances in the last two minutes to<br />
tie or go shead. but we turned it over, things like<br />
that."<br />
Brad Paskievitch scored 16 points and Bryan<br />
Whittle added 11 to lead the Chiefs. Todd Rabourn<br />
led Northville with a geme-high 19.<br />
• REDFORD CC M, DCS 60: Senior forward Brian<br />
Psluk scored 15 of his game-high 30 point* in the<br />
fourth quarter to rally Redford Catholic Central on<br />
V l v _<br />
Friday past host Warren DeLaSalle.<br />
CC trailed 43-42 after three quarters but outscored<br />
DeLaSalle 24-17 in the fourth quarter to win its seventh<br />
game in the last eight<br />
The win gives CC sole possession of second place in<br />
the Central Division standings at 7-3. CC, 9-7 overall,<br />
meets Dearborn Divine Child in a first-round playoff<br />
game at 5 p.m. Sunday at Calihan Hall.<br />
DeLaSalle. fourth place in tha Central Division at<br />
5-5, meets Southgate Aquinas in a first-round game<br />
Sunday at Calihan Hall.<br />
Paluk made three shots from three-j*>int range and<br />
was 9-10 at the free throw line. Sophomore guard<br />
Damien Baakerville contributed 12 points and Andy<br />
Slankster snd Jeff Gutt hsd eight each.<br />
Don DeDonatis scored a team-high 26, including<br />
13-14 free throws, for DeLaSalle.<br />
CC led 15-12 after one quarter but DeLaSalle had a<br />
17-12 second quarter advantage to lead 29-27 at intermission.<br />
• HURON VALLEY 49. PCA 44: Sophomore forward<br />
Dan House scored 14 points Friday but Plymouth<br />
Christian's bid to upset Westland Huron Valley foil<br />
short.<br />
The loss dropped Plymouth Christian to 3-7 in the<br />
Michigan Independent Athletic Conference. 4-13 overall.<br />
Huron Valley, which got a game-high 23 points from<br />
senior forward Melton Sto«demire. improved to 4-3<br />
and 8-6.<br />
Plymouth Christian fell behind 15-9 after one<br />
ter snd 28-15 at halftime before staging a second-half<br />
rally The Eagles outacored Huron Valley 12-8 in the<br />
third quarter and 17-12 in the fourth but it wasn't<br />
enough.<br />
Freshman forward Jamie Neil scored 10 to support<br />
House in the scoring column, but no other Eagle finished<br />
in double figures.<br />
Leading scorer Jason Neil and Aaron Jones had six<br />
rebounds apiece.<br />
• WAYNE 89, LINCOLN PARK 25: Junior Andre<br />
Graves pumped in a game-high 21 points Friday, propelling<br />
Wolverine A League leader Wayne Memorial<br />
(14-1,11-0) past the visiting Railsplitters (4-11,2-9).<br />
Wayne scored 20 straight points in the opening<br />
qusrter while holding Lincoln Park scoreless.<br />
Guards BUI Romej and Antonio Dodd contributed<br />
12 and 10 points, respectively. Jason Overton, s 6foot-5<br />
senior, grabbed 13 rebounds.
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The Observer/ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15,1993<br />
ALLEY<br />
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SPORTS SHORTS<br />
i for the Sports Roundup<br />
should be submitted by 5 p.m.<br />
Tuesday (for Thursday issue) and<br />
5p.m. Friday (for Monday issue).<br />
• CANTON BOWUNt<br />
The Firat <strong>Canton</strong> Bowling Invi-<br />
tational will be Sunday, March 7,<br />
at the Superbowl, 46100 Ford<br />
Road. The tournament ia open to<br />
all local businesses and organize-<br />
tiftna.<br />
The fee ia $56 per team and in-<br />
cludes three games, shoe rental,<br />
ali-you-can-eat pizza and pop<br />
from 4:30 to 5:45 p.m., mystery<br />
game and awards. Teams will<br />
consist of two females and two<br />
males.<br />
Only one member needs to be<br />
affiliated with the organization<br />
being represented. More than one<br />
entry per organization ia permit-<br />
ted. Register at <strong>Canton</strong> Parks and<br />
Recreation Services. Call 397-<br />
5U0.<br />
• COCO VOLLEYBALL<br />
A recreational coed volleyball<br />
program starts Thursday, March<br />
4, at West Middle School. The fee<br />
is $22 per person. Adults 18 and<br />
older are welcome. The program<br />
lasts six weeks. Times are 7:45 to<br />
9:45 pTm.<br />
The program is-sponsored by<br />
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dents can register at <strong>Canton</strong><br />
Parks and Recreation. Call 397-<br />
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• INDOOR SOCCER<br />
The <strong>Canton</strong> Soccerdome is ac-<br />
cepting registrations for its third<br />
session, which begins Sunday,<br />
March 7. The six-game session<br />
lasts three weeks. The team fee is<br />
$525. Limited openingB are avail-<br />
able. Call 483-5624, Ext. 102.<br />
BBYMNASTICS NEWS<br />
Ryan Cunningham of Plym-<br />
outh and the Michigan Academy<br />
of Gymnastics placed second on<br />
rings, fourth on vault and eighth<br />
on parallel bara Sunday in the<br />
Branch Boys Invitational at Bat-<br />
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MAG teammate David Diehl<br />
was eighth (vault), seventh (par-<br />
allel bars), seventh (pommel<br />
horse) and seventh (high bar).<br />
Bob Hoernschemeyer tied with<br />
Cunningham for eighth on bars.<br />
• SOFTBALL MEETtNOS<br />
Softball informational meetings<br />
for teams in the <strong>Canton</strong> Parks<br />
and Recreation leagues will be<br />
Saturday, Feb. 27, in the town-<br />
ship administration building.<br />
The men's teams will meet at<br />
10 a.m., women's at 10:30 a.m.<br />
and coed at 11 a.m. Topics to be<br />
discussed are entry fees, registra-<br />
tion dates and times and con-<br />
tract/roster and residency re-<br />
quirements. For information call<br />
397-5110.<br />
• USA BASKETBALL<br />
Pete Hill is organizing boys and<br />
girls basketball teams for grades 5<br />
through 12 to compete in USA<br />
Youth Basketball regional and<br />
national tournaments. For infor-<br />
mation call Hill at 352-2893.<br />
• COACHES SOUGHT<br />
The <strong>Canton</strong> Lions Junior Foot-<br />
ball Club is accepting applica-<br />
tions for head and assistant<br />
cheerleading coaches for the 1993<br />
season. Call 397-1720.<br />
• SOCCER OPENINGS<br />
The <strong>Canton</strong> Bulldogs of the<br />
Little Caesars Premier Soccer<br />
League still has positions open on<br />
their spring roster. Players born<br />
after Aug. 1,1978, are eligible. For<br />
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Patriots stay focused, beat Chargers<br />
BY NRAL ZIPSEE<br />
STAFF Warm<br />
There were plenty of distrac-<br />
tions Friday for the Livonia<br />
Franklin basketball team.<br />
But the most important busi-<br />
ness at hand wss trying to stay<br />
out of the basement in the West-<br />
em Division of the Western Lakes<br />
Activities Associstion.<br />
It was Parents Night and a<br />
homecoming dance to follow, but<br />
the biggest nemesis was cross-<br />
town rival Livonia Churchill,<br />
which couldn't spoil the evening,<br />
falling to the host Patriots, 51-46.<br />
Franklin improved to 5-9 over-<br />
all and 2-7 in the WLAA, while<br />
the Chargers fell to 2-12 and 1-8.<br />
The Patriots jumped out to a<br />
quick lead and led by as much as<br />
nine (34-25) midway through the<br />
third quarter before Churchill ral-<br />
lied to close the score to 34-31 en-<br />
tering the fourth quarter.<br />
"We had an eight-point lead<br />
and I wanted to get some kids in<br />
the game that usually don't see a<br />
lot of minutes," said Franklin<br />
coach Dan Kennedy. "We wound<br />
up letting" them bock in the game.<br />
And when you get a team like<br />
Churchill — who is scrappy as<br />
heck — it turns out to be any-<br />
body's game in the fourth."<br />
The fourth quarter, easily the<br />
most — and only — entertaining<br />
quarter of the game, saw both<br />
teams trade baskets.<br />
Churchill closed the margin to<br />
40-39 with 4:41 left on a three-<br />
pointer by forward Drew Jurcisin.<br />
Franklin's Greg Maple countered<br />
with a triple.<br />
"We could never get rid of<br />
them," Kennedy said. "We got on<br />
top early but didn't do a good job<br />
on our press and had to rely on<br />
our half-court defense."<br />
"They were tough," said center<br />
Jason Meixner. "I thought we'd<br />
take off but we couldn't put the<br />
nail in the coffin."<br />
After a layup by Darrell Wiacek<br />
cut the lead back to one, Meixner<br />
made a perfect pass under the<br />
basket to Jason Facinoe. The sen-<br />
ior forward converted the assist<br />
and was fouled. His ensuing free<br />
throw gave the Patriots a 46-41<br />
advantage with 3:13 remaining.<br />
Two Jurcisin foul shots nar-<br />
rowed the margin to three. But<br />
Churchill wasted two opportuni-<br />
ties to score by Ceiling to convert<br />
consecutive front-ends of one-<br />
Snd-one free throw tries.<br />
A foul shot by Meixner and two<br />
more by Clem Herrera expanded<br />
the lead back to six, but Jurcisin<br />
came bock with another three-<br />
pointer.<br />
"(Jurcisin) came out of<br />
nowhere," Kennedy said. "I told<br />
the that anything he throws<br />
up is going to go in so we have to<br />
help out on him."<br />
After Facione missed a free<br />
throw, the Chargers had the ball<br />
with 27 seconds to go, but Jurci-<br />
sin finally missed. His errant shot<br />
landed in the hands of Meixner,<br />
who fed Paul Kruachka for an<br />
easy layup as time expired.<br />
"I don't think we plsyed well<br />
all game, especially on defense,"<br />
said Churchill coach Tom Lang.<br />
"But we had our opportunities<br />
and juat screwed up late in the<br />
Meixner, a 6-foot-5, 240-pound<br />
senior, waa a force under the baa- ,<br />
ket all game as he scored five<br />
points, grabbed 10 rebounds and<br />
blocked four shots. Kruachka led<br />
the Patriots with 12 points, while<br />
Facione and Herrera added nine<br />
each.<br />
Jurcisin's 15 points led the<br />
Chargers. Mark Rutherford added ~<br />
11, while Wiacek and Jason<br />
Renkiewicz each added eight.<br />
The loes left s sour taste in the<br />
mouth of Lang, who wasn't<br />
pleased with one statistic — the<br />
Chargers were two for six at the •+<br />
free throw line while, the Patriots -O<br />
converted nine of their 15 foul -<br />
shots.<br />
"We didn't get to the free throw<br />
line until late in the third quar-<br />
ter," he said. "You can't tell me<br />
all those blocks were clean. I'm .'<br />
not saying the referees were bad,<br />
but they let them play. And when<br />
you let them play like that, the<br />
big kids are the ones who will<br />
benefit." m<br />
Raiders rally in 4th to down Spartans<br />
Farmington Hills Harrison<br />
isn't the only boys basketball<br />
team in Farmington that can<br />
come back from huge deficits.<br />
North Farmington staged an in-<br />
credible comeback of its own<br />
Thursday with a 66-63 victory<br />
over visiting Livonia Stevenson.<br />
.North, which trailed 40-17 at<br />
halftime and 53-35 after three<br />
quarters, outscored Stevenson 31-<br />
10 in the fourth quarter to win the<br />
Western Lakes Activities Associ-<br />
ation game in unbelievable fash-<br />
ion.<br />
Paul Simpson's three-point<br />
shot from the top of the key with<br />
:01 left broke a 63-63 tie.<br />
The comeback was reminiscent<br />
of the one by Harrison on Jan. 26<br />
when the Hawks rallied for 42<br />
points in the fourth quarter to<br />
erase a 16-point deficit and beat<br />
Plymouth Salem, 95-94.<br />
"I have .no explanation," North<br />
coach Tom Negoshian said. "We<br />
talked at halftime to play relaxed,<br />
don't worry, have some ftin. There<br />
was no raising voices. Maybe that<br />
should be the halftime speech all<br />
the time."<br />
It was Senior Night at North<br />
with it being the last home game,<br />
and the seniors played a m^jor<br />
role, scoring 23 of the 31 fourth-<br />
quarter points.<br />
Senior Chris Ward scored 14 of<br />
his game-high 18 points in the<br />
fourth quarter. Ward's basket<br />
with about 40 seconds left tied<br />
the score at 63.<br />
Stevenson, which made four of<br />
seven free throws in the fourth<br />
quarter, missed a front end of a<br />
one-and-one attempt in the last<br />
minute. North got the rebound to<br />
set up Simpson's winning shot.<br />
Simpson, the smallest player<br />
on the court at 5-foot-4, made two<br />
other shots from three-point<br />
range in the fourth quarter, and<br />
finished with nine points.<br />
"It was great for him, being a<br />
senior," Negoshian said.<br />
John Pennala added 14 points<br />
for the Raiders.<br />
The Raiders struggled in the<br />
first half, falling behind 11-9 after<br />
one quarter and getting outacored<br />
29-8 in the second.<br />
Stevenson was led by Kevin<br />
Szcembara's 17 points. Brad Mor-<br />
gan scored 16 and Adam Roy had<br />
10.<br />
• WESTERN 71, HARRISON 68:<br />
Farmington Hills Harrison waited<br />
»g»in until the second half to score<br />
points in bunches Friday, but this<br />
time it was too late.<br />
The Hawks, who slipped to 7-2 in<br />
the WLAA and 7-8 overall, trailed<br />
15-10 after one quarter and 34-20 at<br />
halftime.<br />
Harrison rallied in the second<br />
half, outscoring Western 23-14 in<br />
the third quarter and 25-23 in the<br />
fourth, but the Warriors held on for<br />
their fourth win in nine WLAA<br />
games. The Hawks made only nine<br />
of 20 free throws.<br />
Western improved to 6-9 overall.<br />
"We overlooked this one," said<br />
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intensity wasn't there."<br />
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ranch. Large fandy room and g*-<br />
rag* Id floor laundy A M<br />
of Mma tor $66,800 (337T).<br />
Remerica<br />
HOMETOWN REALTORS<br />
420-3400<br />
NEW CONSTRUCTION<br />
EXCLUSIVELY<br />
KNOCK OUT WALK-OUT<br />
IncredMy ba<br />
ptus_ ssmng<br />
•IttHttdaaa 839 7 500<br />
661-6660 816 8680 610-2667<br />
NORTHWIUI<br />
NORTHVILLE SCHOOLS - MM kwa-<br />
yard Borne of M i<br />
tarmd dMng<br />
sdh flrsptsos 4<br />
$168,600<br />
A LOVELY. TRANQUIL SCTTMO<br />
surrounds Ms tummy b>dl Mrgs<br />
home Stdnad gtass door* waaooms<br />
you to an Haii aasl a 2 atory marble<br />
M dMng raem. den. Mna» room,<br />
flreplaat wtth 110 yr eld hand-<br />
THE<br />
MICHIGAN<br />
GROUP<br />
ReaJtora, Inc.<br />
591-9200<br />
315 North vie Nov!<br />
NOVI - 84000 Oown. 3 badroom. 1V*<br />
bath, baaamnt. garage, pool.<br />
S 126 000 $5200 doalng coat.<br />
$1220/mo indudee taxee I meur-<br />
ano* 7H*. 30 yr- L/C.<br />
MKI Thumb Realty 313-646-2121<br />
NOW-21736 Worchestsr, 4 bad-<br />
room. 2H bato. tudor. ZH car ga-<br />
rage. butt 1663. sprinkler*. H acra*<br />
$196,500 346-2637 564-1112<br />
Tknbartdg* Sub Northvds<br />
s $342,000 Fqr appoawnant<br />
347-4702<br />
TIMELESS TUOOR $239,500<br />
sdh almost 2.500 sq.ft.. tod apa-<br />
kttchsn. watt-M pantry, tbrsry snd<br />
i would SB-<br />
pact. Located in a prar<br />
aub. You'8 have It attl 462-1660<br />
POSH COMFORT $265,000<br />
Nortovtte 2.960 sq.ft. cotonM with a<br />
23 loot master, dan. oeremac toysr.<br />
40 x 20 gisiM<br />
Air, aprmklsrs.<br />
421-5660<br />
pod. deck, end ape.<br />
LIVING AT ITS BEST $269,900<br />
If you demand perfection, than tola<br />
lantasdc condo In Blu* Heron<br />
Point* is yours. TMs horns ha* sb-<br />
sdutsfy ths bad location snd every<br />
Imaginable feature mdudng a flrv<br />
ished wdk-out. 2 fkaplaces. and<br />
mora. 462-1660<br />
The Prudential<br />
Wolfe Realty<br />
•ndently Owned end C»erded<br />
316 Weetland<br />
Garden City-Wayne<br />
BEGINNERS LUCH $64,900<br />
If you want the perfect starter horns<br />
then cafl today to sse Ma Gsrdsn<br />
City 4 bedroom bungalow In qdd<br />
neighborhood- With a great location<br />
and baautMul yard thd could bs ths<br />
one tor youl 462-1660<br />
BETTER THAN NEW $99,999<br />
Thd great looking ranch offers<br />
much more than you srould expect<br />
tor Ms price Including 2 fufl baths s<br />
fsmlty room wtth flrsplsrs WKh<br />
many updatae Including wondows<br />
and carpeting thd home a s red<br />
value.462-1600<br />
The Prudential<br />
Wolfe Realty<br />
Independently Owned snd C»sr*tsd<br />
GREAT PRICE<br />
GREAT TERMS<br />
This move In condition 3 bedroom<br />
brick ranch looksig for new owner,<br />
newer carpal, hardwood floors, re-<br />
modeled kitchen, tabulou* fMahed<br />
basement with pool tsbd 8 bar. 2<br />
car garage w/door opener, privacy<br />
tone*. 2 damentary's m aub FHA<br />
and FHA buyers welcome. Hurry d<br />
only $63,900 (a5466).<br />
Remerica<br />
HOMETOWN REALTORS<br />
420-3400<br />
REMEMBER REMERICA<br />
INKSTER CHEAPER THAN REST<br />
$1500 movaa you into thai 2 bsd-<br />
room ranch w/fMahed baaement, 2<br />
car garags on isrge country lot Al<br />
sppMnoss Included Payment! aa<br />
low as $375. Cafl today,<br />
ASK FOR JAN OR MARGE<br />
THE MICHIGAN GROUP<br />
REALTORS INC . 591-9200<br />
INKSTER - Don't throw your rent<br />
away Great stsrtar home Brick<br />
bungalow. 3 bedrooms, baaamant.<br />
large deep lot. psrk-vlew In tront.<br />
$39,900. Low FHA 8 VA terms<br />
CALL DEBSIE LOOF<br />
THE MICHIGAN GROUP<br />
REALTORS INC 591 -9200<br />
LIVONIA SCHOOLS<br />
A STEAL - hug* 3 badroom bnck<br />
rsnch. IH baths, snormous family<br />
room wtth flraplaca. 2<br />
home warranty<br />
SUPERS - 4 badroom brick ranch.<br />
IH baths, country kltchsn, butt ins.<br />
fsmfly room wtth wood burner,<br />
doorwdl to deck, basement. 2H car<br />
garage, home warranty $94,900<br />
Century 21<br />
CASTELLI 525-7900<br />
1990- 91- 92 CENTURION<br />
AWARD WINNING OFFICE<br />
WESTLAND - 2305 SECOND ST,<br />
APPROVED BUYER<br />
TRANSFERED<br />
OUT OF TOWN<br />
BUILDER STUCK,<br />
WILL DEAL<br />
New 3 bedroom colonial. 1H bath,<br />
brick, ful baaement<br />
ROSS REALTY 326-8300<br />
WESTLANO - 2069 SECOND ST,<br />
$3,300 DOWN<br />
$477.00 Per Mo.<br />
Brand new 3 bedroom ranch Brick,<br />
fufl baaement Earn part of down<br />
payment and doemg coats by paM-<br />
mg and floor tatoo.<br />
SALES PRICE INCLUDES<br />
WASHER. ORYER.<br />
STOVE. REFRIGERATOR<br />
V2 ACRE LOT<br />
7 OH FHA-ARM MORTGAGE<br />
0 DOWN V.A.<br />
$200 MOVES IN V.A.<br />
ROSS REALTY 326-8300<br />
SMART BUYER NEEDED<br />
WeaOend 3 bedroom brick ranch<br />
thd la energy eHMant thru-out Oak<br />
floor* newly carpeted, country<br />
bath al in Bat am am, 2H car garaoa<br />
al tor - 875.000<br />
Century 21<br />
J. Scott. Inc.<br />
522-3260<br />
453-4300<br />
VENOY/CHERRY HILL - 3 badroom<br />
- kMchan 4 bato. 2H <<br />
anl 866J<br />
garag* Neal 6 deem $66,900<br />
Open Houee 2-21. 12-5pm 729-6341<br />
WESTLANO - 32294 CREST ON<br />
3300 DOWN<br />
$477/mo.<br />
Brand nmm 3 badroom brick ranch.<br />
Ml baaamant PaMllMMpart<br />
of ctodng coats $74,600<br />
7* FHA ARM<br />
ROSS REALTY 326-8300<br />
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STUMPED? Call For Answers • Touch-tons or Rotary Phonee<br />
1-900-454-3535 ext. code 708 * 95* p*r mmut*<br />
Compliments of The<br />
Birmingham-Bloomfield<br />
Board Of Realtors ® REALTOR®<br />
316 Weetland<br />
Garden City-Wayne<br />
WESTLAND<br />
A NEW COMMUNITY<br />
SINGLE FAMILY HOMES<br />
$79,990<br />
$4800<br />
MOVES YOU IN<br />
Preview 5 new axdtmg modd*. Ml<br />
bssamant. 2 car attachad garage,<br />
large master bedroom suite and<br />
much mor* Gd In on th* ground<br />
floor<br />
MILLPOINTE<br />
595-1010<br />
317 Redford<br />
ATTN: MSHDA BUYERS $59,900<br />
Thaa home I* parted lor you it ha* a<br />
flndhed Caaament with a second Ml<br />
bath, s Mgs kitchen wtth eating<br />
space, snd beautiful hardwood<br />
The Prudential<br />
Wolfe Realty<br />
Independently Owned and Obarded<br />
BUNGALOW - 5 bedrooms, ih<br />
batha. 2 car garags. partM flnlahad<br />
baaement, 2 lots. $66,000. Cal lor<br />
appointment 535-0439<br />
CUTE & SWEET<br />
REDFORD - Roomy ranch loaded<br />
sdh charm and updatas. Ided or<br />
any Id. time hom* buyer Ctoee to<br />
(OELOTLEN) 462-1611<br />
COLDWELL BANKER<br />
Schweitzer Real Estate<br />
LOVELY 2 badroom. 2 bato. brick<br />
ranch wtth garage I lanced yard<br />
Naw rod $ furnace. To setM aetata,<br />
mud sett Cafl<br />
SHARP RANCH1<br />
Many update* on Ms wafl kept 3<br />
badroom hom - naw kitchen, naw<br />
plumbing.<br />
mant. satrs<br />
Pen .^privacy lance Al tor only<br />
FIRST TIME BUYERS!<br />
Two bedroom ranch In Wad Red-<br />
lord a raady to got Naw carpd. oak<br />
cabinets, kitchen floor. 6 paant<br />
Newer roof and ak9ne. Stop renting<br />
nomt $39,900<br />
REAL ESTATE ONE<br />
261-0700<br />
TASTEFULLY DECORATED - 3 bad-<br />
room brick ranch, huge tvtnc room<br />
4 dMng sL large Bssamant. oantrd<br />
a*r. knmadaaa occupancy. $70,900<br />
Century 21<br />
CASTELLI 525-7900<br />
1990- 91- 92 CENTURION<br />
AWARO WINNING OFFICE<br />
WOW<br />
patotad thru-out, dMng room baa<br />
•nam. 2 ear garage, al d this on<br />
doubts tot. $63 900<br />
CALL DONNA WALTER<br />
CENTURY 21<br />
ROW<br />
464-7111<br />
317 Redtord<br />
Handyman Special<br />
Drsam starter ranch. 3 bedrooms,<br />
kranedlale occupancy. nad» deco-<br />
rated. naw carpd 8 KMchan floor.<br />
tOOx 100 lot 2 car garage. $36,900.<br />
Excellent Family Home<br />
Ned es s pm" Maintenance fraa 3<br />
bedroom bungalow, dining room,<br />
knotty pane 20 x 10 bedroom, fln-<br />
dhed rec room In baaement. 2 car<br />
$66,900<br />
CENTURY 21<br />
JOHN COLE REALTY<br />
937-2300 444-8430<br />
SHARP BRICK BUNGALOW<br />
Redtord - Mova-ln condition Cen-<br />
tral atr. qdd pltaaarrl neighbor-<br />
hood in al brick area. Motivated<br />
CENTURY<br />
Onfy $59,500<br />
RY 21 TODAY 538-2000<br />
S REDFORD. 3 bedroom brick<br />
ranch, kltchtn ramod*l*d dUi oak<br />
cabinets, forms! dMng room, ful<br />
beeement. 2H car garags. lots d<br />
$74,900 937-0772<br />
318 h, --L<br />
uearoom netgnts<br />
W 0EAR8ORN - Ford Rd /Ouler<br />
Onv* Custom energy efficient 3<br />
badroom brick TrWavd, 2 batha.<br />
farrdy room, large garage 336-2222<br />
320 Homee<br />
Weyne County<br />
BROWNSTOWN - 2H acres 4 bed-<br />
rooms. 2 bato*. haaiad workshop,<br />
many other Naturae, land contract<br />
tsrma with low down or trade In ac-<br />
cepted van Rakan Redty, 566-4700<br />
COMFORT YOU CAN AFFORD<br />
TMa maintenance free bnck ranch<br />
w/3 bedrooms, large Sdng room. In-<br />
diana kitchen 4 dining are*, plus fln-<br />
lahad baaamant and 2 car garage<br />
Has it aB. $44,900 F-30SU-I Cad<br />
474-3303.<br />
STOP PAYING RENT<br />
And start coflocimgl 3 bedroom<br />
ranch flows Irom entry to dmng<br />
ar**. Id floor laundry, garaoa,<br />
tonoad yard $30,800 F-flWfLt<br />
Cal 474-3303<br />
ERA COUNTRY RIDGE REALTY<br />
84000 MOVES you In. 3 badroom<br />
ranch. 2H car garage 4 Ml baaa-<br />
mem To quaflMd buyer: flnanca<br />
$56.000 Leave nataagt 941-3116<br />
PENNY PINCHER S<br />
DELIGHT<br />
pdto $ 2 car attached garag*<br />
Adtlng $69,900<br />
Century 21<br />
J. Scott. Inc.<br />
522-3200<br />
453-4300<br />
Have Your Own<br />
HotHneTo<br />
What's Happening<br />
In Your Neighborhood<br />
Call For Home Dettveryl<br />
Obeerver & Eccentric<br />
Newspapers<br />
581-0500<br />
324 Other Suburban<br />
Homee For Sele<br />
EXECUTIVE LOG HOME<br />
On aacSidsd 5 acra tract leeaass<br />
hand-crafted quality throughout<br />
PrcMealorudy landscaped and d-<br />
lermg a dramatic lake view, thd mmt<br />
condition. 3 badroom, 2 bath hom*<br />
oftors smamtias toe csrsmac tss<br />
hardwood floors, s 2-dory Ik spiers,<br />
high efficiency heetlng. Msrvan win-<br />
dow* and solid doors A detached.<br />
2-car garage w/workahop. garden<br />
bam and 24x20 R. pole bam maka<br />
Ma choice l.apaar County property<br />
a mud M Phoad d 8228.500 Cal<br />
tor an sppolntmant 667-3193<br />
326 Condoe<br />
BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Adams<br />
Wood Condo 4 bedroom. 3H bato,<br />
flnlahad baaement w/sauna. L/C<br />
$236,000 852-1545<br />
BLOOMFIELD HILLS -<br />
Condo on the goff courss End unit,<br />
flraplaca. plantation shutters, spa-<br />
cious msster suM. grad room, dan<br />
4 garage. $170,000. 333-3504<br />
BLOOMFIELD - 2 bedroom, 2 bath,<br />
carport.
* 7 C<br />
6 C * O&E Monday, February 16,1993<br />
400 Apts. For But<br />
BEST APARTMENT VALUE<br />
F A R M I N G T O N HILLS<br />
TIMBERIDGE<br />
DELUXE<br />
1 & 2 Bedroom Units<br />
From $495<br />
lor*. 13 mond ><br />
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indudea Heal<br />
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For Rant<br />
i MOVES YOU IN<br />
On Mactad unM<br />
I aq. f». 2 and • badroom i<br />
a*. IHI<br />
rentfrommS<br />
FOXPOINTE<br />
HALSTED 4 11 MILE<br />
473-H27<br />
by Kaltan EMarpriaaa. Inc.<br />
GARDEN CITY<br />
Fe<br />
' Oanar PaM Heal 4 Water<br />
I Mr<br />
Oylam<br />
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GARDEN CITY TERRACE<br />
522-0440<br />
GARDEN CITY - Large 1 badroom.<br />
oantral air. bknd* Available March<br />
lal 525-6038<br />
GARDEN CfTY-1 badroom. carpal,<br />
appaancea. ak. water included<br />
No pal* 1 yaar leaea $360 month<br />
422-4030 or 455-303B<br />
LAKEVILLE -1 badroom affldancy<br />
apt on laka 10 maae N. oI Rochaa-<br />
ter $400/mo + utHltlaa 661-4937<br />
DON'T WAIT!<br />
They're going feet) Specloua<br />
1 and 2 badroom apartment*<br />
Don't waft , call now*<br />
• Carport MMded<br />
• Vertical bknd* Included<br />
• Overt* picnic eree with barbequee<br />
• Great location near UvoMa Man<br />
Save up lo 1200<br />
on 1 bedroom apartment* and<br />
1 Month Free<br />
on 2 badroom apartment*<br />
WOODRIDGE<br />
Ca6 0uk*t<br />
477-6448<br />
Some reetrtcbon* epply<br />
400 Apt*. Foe Rant<br />
LIVONIA'S<br />
FINEST<br />
LOCATION<br />
Met r in ian comer 7 mile<br />
Near Livonia Mall<br />
Occupancy<br />
$525<br />
Limited time offer<br />
on theee reduced ratee.<br />
New tenants only.<br />
Patto or beloony<br />
Pool<br />
MERRIMAN WOODS<br />
Model open $-5 except Thureday<br />
477-9377 Office: 775-8206<br />
UVONIA. 1 bedroom, newly<br />
decorated, naw ipcJu/xai.<br />
pool, carport $525«per.<br />
biacony. acmes dred Irom parte,<br />
near shopping, doraga. dr. $466/<br />
mo. Includes hed 41<br />
OAKBROOK VILLA<br />
2 and 3 bedroom Toamhoueea<br />
Ranging from $399 to $500<br />
IncLdaa aB utamas<br />
From $445<br />
455-4721<br />
Open Dally 12-5pm<br />
PLYMOUTH<br />
RENT DISCOUNT<br />
AVAILABLE<br />
1 bedroom. 2 location* Wd<br />
Wan. stove and refrigerator,<br />
a $445 month. No pa<br />
459-5875<br />
PLYMOUTH<br />
apartment. 2 block* from Keaogg<br />
Park Odd adl maintained proper-<br />
ty $465 month 45a-70#0<br />
Plymouth Square<br />
Apartments<br />
OUKT COMMUNITY<br />
IN PARK SETTING<br />
1 BEDROOM APT.<br />
WITH BALCONY<br />
FREE<br />
id month'* rem on 1 y leeaa<br />
$480 PLUS UTILITIES<br />
Certain oondMona apply<br />
9421 MARGUERITE<br />
(off Ann Arbor Rd., 1 block ead<br />
d Sheldon)<br />
MON. THRU FRI. 9-5<br />
455-8570<br />
Plymouth<br />
Open Mon.. Wed.. Frl.<br />
Tuee. 4 Thurs.<br />
Sat 1 lam-2pm<br />
15001 BRANDT<br />
9am-5pm<br />
9env-6pm<br />
Cloeed Sun<br />
N. ROYAL OAK. 1 bedroom apert-<br />
Ud araa Parking by your door Hed<br />
included $425/mo 566-6230<br />
ROYAL OAK Crook* 4 12 MBa No<br />
petal Only great people 1 bedroom<br />
carpeting. verUdea. air. Much more<br />
$445 tied included 624-7476<br />
ROYAL OAK/TROY<br />
Doggy. Doggy, where ad you We?<br />
At Ambar Apartments<br />
Parrmadnn they ghal<br />
SPECIALS. TOOI<br />
280-1700<br />
SOUTHF1ELD/FRANKUN<br />
$1,199 MOVES YOU IN<br />
2 or 3 bedioom ipadoua town-<br />
bathe, madar bedroom sune.<br />
Ml baeemanf. 2 car attadied ga-<br />
raga From $1296.<br />
WEATHERSTONE<br />
TOWNHOUSES<br />
350-1296<br />
Franklin Rd.. S. of 13 Mile<br />
Managed by Kdtan Enterprtaae<br />
HIDDEN RIVER<br />
TOWNHOUSES<br />
SPECIAL<br />
$1,000 MOVES YOU INI<br />
$736/MO<br />
FREE GAS 4 WATER<br />
• 1960 aq.fl<br />
• 2 bedroom<br />
• Ftdy carpeted<br />
• 2* batha<br />
• Laundry room - hook-up<br />
• Carport<br />
356-8844<br />
ROYAL OAK- 1 bedroom apt Irom<br />
4520/mo Short leeeee avakeUa<br />
Olahee. oolor TV, mtcroaan*.<br />
660-147$<br />
HIDDEN OAKS<br />
APARTMENTS<br />
H OFF RENT, AMY<br />
3MOS YOU CHOOSE<br />
Plu* FREE CARPORT FOR 6 MOS<br />
Band*, ceramic bath, central a*<br />
carport* niaaabla, Wtarcoma. pe-<br />
tloe/belconiee Cable ready, large<br />
dorage area, laundry tadBOea.<br />
1 BEDROOM. S610<br />
2 BEDROOM $666<br />
DeBy 11-6; Sat 9am-2pm<br />
Cloeed Thur*. 4 Sun.)<br />
15633 W. 11 MBa d Greenlleld<br />
567-4620<br />
Baeed on 13 month occupancy<br />
ROYAL OAK - 1 bedioom neway<br />
dec oral ad. Indudee hed 4 water<br />
Laundry tacBMae avaBabto. $425<br />
644-7033<br />
SEVEN MILE/Tdegraph. 1 bedroom<br />
- ($400 4 up). 2 bedroom - $4®5 4<br />
i*. Indudee hed 4 water, pod<br />
Feb Special 534-6340<br />
SIX-GRAND RIVER - Unique 1 bed-<br />
room, $270 Indudee heal<br />
Cat* O.K * month* rent free tor kn-<br />
medide occupency 534-1267<br />
SOUTHFIELD<br />
APPLEWOOO APARTMENTS<br />
1 bedroom pe»o/beloony, carport*,<br />
centra air. from $420. 366-0026<br />
SOUTHFIELD- Northampton Apia<br />
Spactoue 1 4 2 badroom luxury<br />
*pt* . 10 MBa 4 Laheer<br />
364-1534<br />
SOUTHFIELD<br />
STOP!<br />
Paying tor your heeling bd*<br />
Coma lo<br />
PLYMOUTH HOUSE<br />
APARTMENTS<br />
and Other Extra*<br />
162<br />
(313)453-8050<br />
A Vi<br />
PLYMOUTH - 11<br />
secure The nghi apartment |ud *»<br />
you d $460 is now i iBitili 1 year<br />
aeea No pen. 46*4607<br />
PLYMOUTH<br />
1 MONTH I<br />
453-8811<br />
REDFORD AREA<br />
Tstsn sph I Mae i $ * Bad a aw<br />
etoa^Tty add^earpel ea<br />
"PARKSIDETPTS.<br />
532-9234<br />
REDFORD MANOR<br />
SOUTH fejFORO<br />
wn n*n»li lipoma Aree<br />
12 Badroom Bpartaam.<br />
937-1880<br />
588-7220<br />
538-1087<br />
MOVE-IN<br />
SPECIAL<br />
Park Lane<br />
Apartments<br />
Iter 1 6 2<br />
MM* d around 4 carport Mad<br />
Boor plan tor dsarina wdi a Irtand<br />
Come Spring en^oy iie Mud* ooial<br />
4 pod<br />
A4M*ANO<br />
REDUCED RENT*<br />
2 BEDROOM FROM $895<br />
355-0770 for detaNs<br />
SOUTHFtBJ)<br />
WE CAN NOT<br />
TELL AUE<br />
OUR APTS. INCLUDE<br />
Bands, large doeela. carport<br />
SECURITY DEPOSIT $150<br />
Plus 1/mo. free rent*<br />
THE TRUTH IS YOU-WILL<br />
GET MORE FOR LESS<br />
FrankNn River Apts<br />
12 Mite & Telegraph<br />
356-0400<br />
SOUTHFIELD<br />
$399 MOVES YOU IN<br />
On i<br />
FREE MEAT<br />
Wa*-«n doeet*<br />
Covered perking<br />
24 hr. monitored mtnjdon alarm<br />
TWYCKMGHAM VALLEY<br />
by Kjrflan Enwprtees.<br />
TROYS NICEST<br />
1 bedroom apertmenta Include M<br />
«ze waeher/dryer In every apart<br />
air. danwaohar. 4 other •ppBanoa*<br />
Verocal bUnda. belcony 4 pod. *B<br />
tor $610 a month. Quiet, secure,<br />
we* memtalned Step i« to quaatr.<br />
Step up to ChurcNB Squara Apart<br />
mant*. 707 Klrts Blvd. Troy<br />
396-0960<br />
13th month free to new temient*.<br />
OPEN DAILY tl - 6PM<br />
Troy SWEETHEART DEAL!<br />
Take $250 oil your Somerad Park<br />
Apts. move-in costs up to 2-15-63<br />
PLUS 1st round d gdt la freed<br />
FOREST LANE<br />
APARTMENTS<br />
8200 North Wayne Rd.<br />
SPECIAL!<br />
SPECIAL!<br />
SPECIAL!<br />
2 BEDROOMS . $465<br />
1 BEDROOM ...$435<br />
STUOK>8...$385<br />
WWi Approved CredR<br />
Amende* Include<br />
' Hed 4 weser<br />
Laundry tacMee<br />
Pod 4 Mr oondMonlng<br />
ween Ford Rd. 4 Hunter<br />
722-5155<br />
""HAVE IT<br />
YOUR WAY<br />
AT<br />
VENOY PINES APTS.<br />
Burger King tsn't<br />
the only place<br />
YOU CAN HAVE IT<br />
YOUR WAY!<br />
CaM us TODAY & SAVE!<br />
LOWER RATESI<br />
,(313) 261-7394<br />
York Properties Int.<br />
• r iI.M DNBIU.I<br />
• Air Conditioning<br />
ftom (395 UontMy<br />
SECOND MONTH RENT FREI<br />
WTTH 1 YEAR LEASE<br />
COUNTRY VILLAGE APTS<br />
326-3260<br />
WESTLAND-SAVE BK3I<br />
at OAK VILLAGE<br />
FREE RENT SPECIALS<br />
2 bedroom. 1 boot, duplaa rano<br />
homaa 2 6 3 bedroom, re-<br />
modeled. oarpeaad. keenly<br />
ROYAL OAK - 3 bedooma. IM<br />
662-3111<br />
WESTLANO<br />
wdiiaJ $ ramaddad. 3<br />
dupdsi. sdh taooad back yard oa eul<br />
do aac, $475/mo. 367<br />
NOVI: Otondiange Condo *. 2 bad-<br />
rooms, 1 bdh. aB %«iBairn. at-<br />
lacned garaga Pod $ Taand cowl<br />
4750/mo ptoe eeourtty. 661-17*3<br />
low. ead to<br />
grad room<br />
2 oarports.<br />
or 466-6766<br />
PLYMOUTH-2<br />
FuBy k ndad.<br />
downetair*. Cad<br />
562-1320 or 563-0406<br />
ROCHESTER HILLS - 2 badoom,<br />
I1M bath oondo Oil Adama Rd, 2<br />
In unlL^H<br />
tor, neutron<br />
ghout «t<br />
<strong>Canton</strong> RNar. $750/mo.<br />
N. ROYAL OAK-2611 Crook* 1 4 2<br />
SPACIOUS<br />
TOWNHOUSE<br />
On* $725 heat included<br />
yard 4 more. L<br />
Sorry, no dogs.<br />
M MBs 4 Crooks Area<br />
Cafl tor Appointment<br />
THE BENEICKE GROUP<br />
642-8888<br />
ROYAL OAK<br />
LUXURY TOWNHOUSE<br />
LOVE CHILDREN 8 PETS<br />
3119GWENCT.<br />
Irving room,<br />
a in bada.<br />
• Oaaomeni Storage<br />
8 of Michlgen<br />
Comer ot Venoy 4 Fored<br />
326-7800<br />
1 bed oom. stove/r»mg-<br />
d 4 water Included $42&/<br />
mo + security CeB bete i t-Spm.<br />
WAtME - t bedroom. 1st floor apt<br />
No pets Reared, eldueod or older<br />
• eepondhle working person (norv<br />
smoker/non drinker). Refrigerator 4<br />
dove AB udMlee peld No towidry<br />
$465/MO 326-6761<br />
AntadlO<br />
60UTHFMLD<br />
$366 MOVE6 YOU ••<br />
ran HCAT Clean t Bada<br />
U0mt >*dn large dad-ln<br />
TROY<br />
BOIBMCT AREA • FROM $666<br />
Bada and apadoua 1411<br />
-vtsra&asr-<br />
FIT FOR<br />
A KING<br />
SIZED BED!<br />
HUGE 1 BEDROOM<br />
WITH<br />
* 1000 to 2000 SQ. FT.<br />
* FREE WASHER/DRYER<br />
* FREE CARPORT<br />
* 24-HOUR MANNED"*<br />
GATE<br />
* WEST BLOOMFIELD<br />
CALL TODAY!<br />
661-0770<br />
ALDINQBROOKE<br />
Orske Road. Nordi d Maple<br />
Westland Estates<br />
1 BEDROOM ONLY $445<br />
2 BEDROOM ONLY $820<br />
$200 DEPOSIT<br />
HEAT/WATER INCLUOED<br />
722-4700<br />
OnWayweRdSdWaimnRd<br />
Weetland Park Apta.<br />
Aaroaa Warn d» Pad<br />
— S I<br />
I Setting<br />
• Ownar Paid Mad<br />
• Nae Counter Tope<br />
isssrssr<br />
• Window Treawients/MIni BBr»ds<br />
From $410 Monthly<br />
COUNTRY COURT APARTMENTS<br />
721-0600<br />
WE HAVE A<br />
Sweetheart<br />
of a deal for you<br />
1st Month's Rent<br />
$250.00*<br />
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY<br />
S1S0<br />
BIRMINGHAM 4 ALL CITES<br />
RENT-A-HOME<br />
HOUSES APARTMENTS. ETC<br />
PREVIEW IOCS FREE<br />
TENANTS 4 LANDLORDS<br />
BAV*<br />
1 bedroom now $430<br />
2 bedroom. 1H<br />
$200 DEPOSIT ALL APTS<br />
729-6636<br />
a^stea^SSOJH seoiray. Akiol<br />
2 bed*, leundry room.<br />
endo-dpo^L^a<br />
542-1620<br />
864 S Ademe. Bkmmghem<br />
ROCHESTER RANOt - a<br />
3 aryer. BK<br />
356-RENT<br />
SS5L<br />
w^Sordter 5pm 642^446<br />
BIRMINGHAM CUSTOM RANCH<br />
ry-Aubum HM 4S2-7S50<br />
350-1 ?9»<br />
bn Hd 473-1127<br />
•ppkencee. ZH car garege<br />
amoklng $750 par mondL<br />
BIRMINGHAM 4 OTHER SUBURBS<br />
CORPORATE<br />
TRANSFEREES<br />
' or vour RELOCATION NEEDS<br />
•Kaa04 H PROPERTIES<br />
-3 7-4002<br />
RANCH. 3 beO-oom.<br />
0 4 H<br />
STtTSS 1<br />
thE BENEICKE GROUP<br />
BIRMINGHAM'S BEST<br />
GETS BETTER<br />
SOUTMIRELO. 3<br />
atom kd bJ<br />
$700/mo S«ua<br />
B<br />
LIVONIA SCHOOLS<br />
WESTWOOD VILLAGE<br />
459-6600H<br />
[jQY SO W OF NEWBURO"<br />
2<br />
332-7511<br />
aadten. 2 cer. dr. BtoomfNId HBM<br />
|* Id* prl Oegea I 'TOO'mo<br />
PROPERTIES<br />
-WOW-<br />
$399 SPECIAL<br />
SUSalpSOS S333NT<br />
SECURITY DEPOSIT-$200<br />
HEAT/HOT WATER<br />
LUXURY TOWNHOUBE<br />
LOVE CHILDREN 8 PETS<br />
447 N. ROCHESTER RD<br />
WBrtda Bdadk Cared<br />
Cada TV. Pd Una* 4 t<br />
410_V<br />
BQYNf CITY^SKl<br />
as<br />
04 H<br />
iMOCa^eOad<br />
OAK VILLAGE1<br />
of I bedroom 1<br />
r i nmiaVTrai u n i l —<br />
Lade Conde tor Mil a LEABE
8 0 * O&E Monday, February 15,1993<br />
Lj*i* n w — on;<br />
"TUWH.<br />
i. — tto MopMnR. Beeeft. ton-<br />
coom n 1Mai Mw/lsRaa MM<br />
PSJIOSKEY<br />
weMly M M<br />
313 »M 1607<br />
415 Vi<br />
• • i • mm mm vii i - * mimw, a<br />
be* taM on 1 MWto 8pMer<br />
a^rrc^ v»35<br />
For Rant<br />
FARMINGTON HILLS<br />
MfliMfc al taM<br />
A475/MO 4 UP<br />
FARMMOTON HUB • toffltoBBd<br />
deardwg. $375 mo. 477-1148<br />
JRAVERSE CITY, Luxury VA bed-<br />
* * M condot. Low atn-<br />
«to peckagea SW8 up.<br />
CTOF tor SroMure/aum-<br />
- "<br />
• R M .<br />
.£2.<br />
For Root<br />
GARDEN CITV - FM IWM prtol-<br />
SBo mSw'mmTcm<br />
« 2 J -6363 or wort 729-8200<br />
LJVONIA<br />
UVOMA . PRIVATE WRMWOS<br />
•0-WUj 464-1880<br />
PLYMOUTH to Town. Laundry, at<br />
1/4<br />
~ to. 1325 mo. 347-0025<br />
mala. Prtveto phone. kitchen prtvt-<br />
togss. utatttoa. $75 weM. security A<br />
i * aa 425-3*21<br />
500 Help wanted<br />
500 Help Wanted<br />
REDFORO - SSOSefc. - dapoalt. m-<br />
otodaa M utattos Kltohen/toundry<br />
firings! Non-emoker/drMiar 4<br />
drug tree. 534-0108 or S31-2240<br />
420 Rooms For Rant<br />
ROOM FOR RENT. Royto OM araa.<br />
ROOM.i-S78.bM<br />
—' **5*e*er. noa<br />
ar. iiitpto)id. STS par waak.<br />
Largo quaaty kmtohed<br />
s s i t a t<br />
421 LMng Quarters<br />
Tei<br />
ART., 1<br />
pum.^—. u<br />
udaa utattos<br />
t; 418-0073<br />
BLOOMFIELD HMa.<br />
$375/mo. •<br />
cable. U00 aaoumy.<br />
BIRMINGHAM/BLOOMFIELD<br />
Roommese nsadsd to ahara 3 bad-<br />
nstgnoortiood<br />
;»4i0'rn. + *<br />
64S-3672<br />
FARMINGTON apartment to shera<br />
2 badroom. I bam. Good location.<br />
Indoor pool $300 ptoe utattoa.<br />
CM Elaine to: 474-7*34<br />
421 LMng<br />
To<br />
SINCE i m<br />
ROOMMATES<br />
FREE PREV*W<br />
842-1S2C<br />
M4 S. Adefns. Bkvnmgham<br />
room. 3 both •«». pool table. wtok<br />
CASPFON"<br />
se."<br />
.laundry<br />
EVERGREEN A 13 MILE - Share 3<br />
badroom horaa. 2 ma bath*. Sun-<br />
dry.<br />
FARMINGTON HILLS -BuHdars M<br />
new conMuclkjn luxury houaa. with<br />
room lor rant Ful houaa prtvSsose<br />
3500/mo 442-0771<br />
FEMALE ROOMMATE to share fi«-<br />
mehed 2 badroom, 2 bam apt. with<br />
WSU student In 13 Mle/SouthltoM<br />
araa 8350/mo + H<br />
642-6350 or<br />
421 LMng Quarters<br />
Tothare<br />
FEMALE CHFB8TIAN<br />
to after* 2 bedroorr<br />
acoaaa maibnat _ _<br />
pool- SWO Altar 8pm« 382 8SSI<br />
FEMALE ROOMMATE to Mara<br />
boms. Platonic A oonv-<br />
M. $350/mo «y4-0050<br />
FEMALE ROOMMATE to ahara 3<br />
b^proorw. 2 bam houaa fei Troy. Mm<br />
pool. 3300 ptuautttUaa^HHte<br />
FEMALE<br />
> bsdrc.<br />
Croons I<br />
CM! Mary at<br />
ISA 1« MBa.<br />
FEMALE 10 rant Baaamant apart<br />
mam. Quist noma naar WeeBand<br />
Mad. tS30/mo.. no pels 72*4000<br />
FEMALE to anara t<br />
mant<br />
•375<br />
sftsrOpm. 253-0413<br />
LIVE IN FEMALE I<br />
a^^ento^^nEertovely W<br />
S M M M C o o M r a A »ghi<br />
I in exchange Tor r<br />
A board. Muat have ditver's Icenoe.<br />
cer provided.<br />
SHARE-A-HOME. 642-1620<br />
421 Lhrfng Quarters<br />
Tei<br />
FUN M THE SUN when<br />
CTTV.<br />
HUNTING WOO OS: Roommate<br />
amokar. Cad.<br />
LOOKING ROM<br />
noivetnoker. 22-36 yr*. lor Livonia.'<br />
Waadand araa. CM Man. and Wad.<br />
Ordy<br />
NON SMOKMG tomato lo Mars 2<br />
badroom apertment to Royal Oak.<br />
3255/mo.<br />
SHARE-A-HOME. A42-1620<br />
ROOMMATE WAKTED to ahara<br />
Gardan City homa. «M0/mo.. Irv<br />
cludaa an uttottoa. Fud bam. kMhan<br />
A laundry toetottoa. 427-4824<br />
ROOM or houaa to rant. Ful<br />
prMtopaa. UWttoa mefcidad.<br />
Tatograpn/Joy araa. No pata. Laava<br />
565-2614<br />
421 LMng Quarters<br />
Tei<br />
NOVt f FARMINQTON HILLS. Famtoa<br />
roorr 12*0 tootodaa « "<br />
parala pnona towa. Cad<br />
if>,„. % ML., tin,, KjI<br />
MtomjtoSg^Moamru<br />
RLTMOOTH-t<br />
to ba * M d adm protoaaional mato.<br />
ComptoWy radacoratad A tur-<br />
ntohad. S2B&/mo.<br />
REDFORD AREA: Emptoyad/rator-<br />
• K anara 1 paraon. 2 badroom<br />
•parUnanl. S4S0 lo mwa In Immadl-<br />
aWy. Daya. Joan. 632-TMI I-2pm<br />
REDFORO TWP. ROOM - 3 bad-<br />
room homa. 1275 pkaa aaourtty.<br />
ROOM to rant. Ful prtodagaa. Fuly<br />
tornWiad. baautMul homa. UtMaa<br />
Indudad. Tatograph/VanBom araa.<br />
No pats. Laava maaaaga 546-2614<br />
E kip i nm.<br />
condo. Good location. Air.<br />
laundry, applancaa ni^nnatoli.<br />
only 454-8156<br />
421 LMng Quarters<br />
Tel<br />
SOUTHWEtP • FWtdattad . todm.<br />
I S H<br />
souTHnao<br />
noma/quaSty a<br />
dry. too pato.<br />
Kitcnan A toun-<br />
Jking OK. S2M-<br />
SOUTH FIELD: Snar<br />
homo -M> pitiliB".<br />
TIRED OF RAYING HIGH RENTT<br />
Sa tha four*, in chamdng W. Soum-<br />
rjr^*aRatJca<br />
to anara lakatroni houaa. (torn bad-<br />
room. prtwato amranoa to aharad<br />
bam. No ptto. A250/mo. 3S3-4IM<br />
WALLED LAKE tomato to abara «4H><br />
aama 2 badroom apartmant. %»-<br />
Hanad 3260 plua aacurtty. Cal Lor)<br />
644-0375 or 865-4S78<br />
EMPLOYMENT<br />
»»' »A CAREER SHOULD BE BY<br />
•OE8K3N....NOT BY DEFAULT<br />
TftaTa wfty Raal Cal aaa Ona onara<br />
1 chotcaa for tha aafl-diractad.<br />
Lisa D u m s a<br />
356-7111<br />
REAL ESTATE ONE. INC.<br />
GROWING INVESTMENT %M I<br />
Making a protoaalanal wtth a bacba-<br />
Kx'a jagraa m accounting A 2-3<br />
MMI axpartonoa. Expartonca wrm<br />
•jarjctol raporUng A protldancy Mth<br />
**£.. aapaclaBi Loaua 1-2-3.<br />
raqidrad. Sand raauma and<br />
aatory raqulramema to: Accountlnc<br />
SuKMVtoor. P.O. Boa 3144.<br />
SoutMtoM Ml 4A037<br />
ACCEPTING<br />
. APPLICATIONS<br />
'-fSL.<br />
Expartanca I rm)<br />
Apply In paraon<br />
Mon. thru Fri. 9am - 5pm<br />
JOE S PRODUCE<br />
33152 W. 7 MM - Livonia<br />
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS<br />
FOR ALL POSITIONS<br />
KNIGHTS INN<br />
Farmington HMa 477-3200<br />
ACCEPTING appdcatlona tor man-<br />
agamant tralnaaa. taacfUng back-<br />
ground halpful. World Book Educa-<br />
Itonal Product Co. S25K lat yr Ban-<br />
- adta Training aalary 434-8135<br />
. ACCOUNTANT/CPA. SOUTHFIELD<br />
- Pari una poaMon lor a amal CPA<br />
• firm. Turbo tax. CP Aid. 123.<br />
anca. FMxlMa hours.<br />
ACCOUNTANT<br />
Ful nma Uvonto location. Oagraad<br />
Mm 4 plus yrs. axpartonoa. Sand f»"<br />
» — A aaiary raqukamanu Kt<br />
Paraonnal Dapt... 17370 N. Laural<br />
Park Dr.. Sta 400E. LMmto. 48152<br />
A CAREER M REAL ESTATE<br />
SALES WITH US IS A "REAL JOB".<br />
Our piuuranria and aupport aystarr<br />
are so aflactlva, ars guarantoo you<br />
mMmum annual incoms at S25.0C<br />
DON'T GAMBLE WITH YOUR<br />
FUTURE CALL ME TOOAYBI<br />
INDIRA or BARRY. 477-1111<br />
REAL ESTATE ONE. INC.<br />
Farmtogion-Farmtoglon HMa<br />
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS<br />
For part-Uma i<br />
nmg hour*. H M h l<br />
Rd Days, 6 Ml A LNamots 75<br />
500 Help Wanted<br />
ADMISSIONS REP - 1760/wk<br />
Enrol atudanM for national codaoe<br />
Cad 524-1500<br />
Paraonnal Data Report Agency<br />
AEROMC INSTRUCTORS - Mala or<br />
tomato. Mon., Wad. avaranga Cor-<br />
poraM A In-houee Oaaeee. Tmmadt-<br />
m opanmpa. Good pay- 451-1165<br />
ACCOUNTANT - PART TIME<br />
For locM CPA Arm. Tax anpartonca<br />
A typing daalred. Mad raauma to:<br />
A A V. P C . 30400 Tetograpn.<br />
Sua* 118. Birmingham, Ml 48025<br />
Assembly<br />
Clerks<br />
tor light aeaamWy m ma<br />
Uvonto araa. Day and af-<br />
ternoon ahlfts- Musi bo<br />
abto 10 work 40 hr» par<br />
tranaportabon. Cad today<br />
tor an Inter »Mw:<br />
Somebody Sometime<br />
18320 Middlebett<br />
477-1262<br />
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT<br />
Real aetata advisory Itrm hss an<br />
opening lor an AdmMMraOve As-<br />
sMtarrt. WordPerfect end Lotus ax<br />
partortoe tor variety o( admlnlstre-<br />
tfva, aacratartat/Dnanctol work. Peo-<br />
ple and Mam ortontad lo fit into a<br />
amad. growtng non amoklng Arm.<br />
Send reai ana and aatory raqulro-<br />
manta to: P.O. Box 280.<br />
Farmington. Ml 48332<br />
AIRLINE<br />
I Pay A Beneftta<br />
LORCO AGENCY<br />
CM. 557-8886 Dapt 327<br />
APPLY NOW<br />
30 HOMEMAKERS NEEDED<br />
Hiring dependable temporary personnal to<br />
work in the Western Suburbs Long term day<br />
shift available for these Blue Jean Jobs<br />
Reliable transportation required<br />
• P a c k a g e r s<br />
• W i r e H a r n e s s A s s e m b l y<br />
• E x p e r i e n c e d T e l e m a r k e t e r s<br />
Don t miss this opportunity No experience<br />
necessary Bring two pieces of I D<br />
G e n e r a l M a n a g e m e n t S e r v i c e s<br />
14700 Farmington Rd.. Suite 104<br />
Livonia Ml -18154<br />
427-7660<br />
Equ.iI Opportunity Employer<br />
SENIOR PROGRAMMER/ANALYST<br />
_A_ Farmington Hilts based insurance company has an<br />
Mmediaw opening.<br />
REQUIREMENTS:<br />
• Three years or mors experience working with IDMSR,<br />
AO SO and ADSA and Culprit with IDMSR and VSAM files,<br />
aa»d two years of college or equivalent combination of<br />
education and experience<br />
• V*ust have experience with MVS XA Operating Syslems<br />
f and JCL<br />
Must have DataBAse experience in New Development.<br />
t Jha opportunities for maaa positions are immediately available m<br />
[ our ""formation Systema and Services Dspsrtment Ws have a<br />
' alale-of-tha-arl facdMy wtth an IBM 3000-300 plua mora Th* mdi-<br />
L MekM aAouad know database appkcaliona davalopmant thai - orv<br />
, flpp H you have knowledge of Easymeve. It is a plus<br />
iTf you are me qualifiad candidate we aeek pleasa aend your re-<br />
• sume and aatory requwaments lo:<br />
B O X 3SO<br />
» THE<br />
(©b^ertjer & Eccentric<br />
NEWSPAPERS. INC<br />
36251 Schoolcraft<br />
Livonia. Ml 481 SO<br />
Equal Opportunity Emptoyar *Anorffyfamato'itonriirapped Vot<br />
3^<br />
Vi<br />
m<br />
A Career<br />
With A<br />
Definite<br />
Difference<br />
w<br />
Being one of the Mldwest s prt-<br />
mler Home improvement chains Is<br />
a big advantage. We have every-<br />
thing from home decorating to<br />
hardware under one roof, which<br />
means there's a place Just for you.<br />
we currently have fifteen part-time<br />
openings for aggressive customer<br />
service oriented individuals to work<br />
as:<br />
• CASHIERS • SALESPEOPLE<br />
• STOCKPERSONS<br />
interested candidates<br />
please apply in person at:<br />
HANDY ANDY<br />
IS 100 CsatrM Ot? Parkway<br />
• HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTERS. N C<br />
•—'A I M W M toMitam to H a w toaaraiemear<br />
| tedOa<br />
A FUN PLACE TO WORK<br />
A local 70 yr. old paint Arm aeeka<br />
career minded tnatdo aatoa people.<br />
Mercury Paint Co. wants people to<br />
aendoe protoeatonM A rata* custom-<br />
er*. Wa oftor competitive pay A ben-<br />
adta. Send reeiane to: Meroury Paint<br />
Co.. Dtotrftct manager 14300<br />
Scnaator. Detroit. Ml 46227<br />
AIRCRAFT<br />
GROUND CREW<br />
Trainaoe naadad. HamHars. fualert<br />
and machanloa ioba open. High<br />
School Grade 17-34. CM NOW:<br />
1-800-922-1702<br />
Local Interview available.<br />
REAL ESTATE CAREER<br />
AMBITIOUS? CONSCIENTIOUS?<br />
WE WANT YOUtN<br />
We Ml tram you and atart you on a<br />
king tarm Ngh-mcome caraar CM<br />
Julie Dudek<br />
Daarbom-Oearborn Hetghts<br />
REAL ESTATE ONE<br />
566-3200<br />
AMERICAN HOMECLEANING In<br />
Farmington HMa Is hiring msids tor<br />
reetdenttoi cleaning. SSOO/V. to<br />
atart. Own car required 655-1840<br />
ANIMAL HOSPITAL - expertanoed<br />
or w* train. Ml A part bma. reply to:<br />
PO Box * 156. Weetland. Ml 48185<br />
APARTMENT LEASING<br />
CONSULTANT - PART TIME<br />
for Weal Bloomfletd area<br />
CM 882-2950<br />
APPLIANCE TECHNICIAN<br />
Experienced on M me(or domae&c<br />
CM. 313-542-4821<br />
APPOINTMENT CLERK<br />
Looking tor anmnaMarir. reaponei-<br />
bto. parson to aM up appoWtmanta<br />
part Uma. evening hra S8-A7/hour<br />
+ kicantlvee. Students welcome<br />
Contact Mr . Clark. 416-1880<br />
APPRAISERS WANTED<br />
Bancorp Mortgage now<br />
2 lo 3 years experience. FHA<br />
and VA approved helpful but not<br />
ruceaaary Banaftta plua car allow-<br />
ance Sand resume to:<br />
32318 Five Mke Uvonto. Ml.<br />
Attention: T. Henaughan<br />
ASSEMBLY - LIGHT<br />
Choice of 3 shifts. S4.2S/hr + over-<br />
time. Uvonto, CM Lucy 473-2835<br />
Unlforca Temporary Services<br />
500 Help Wanted<br />
ANIMAL KENNEL ATTENOANT<br />
Pert time poettton at Mtcttgan<br />
Humane Society m Westland<br />
Animal handing experience pra-<br />
torrad. Apply In person at:<br />
37255 Marquette Rd.. E of<br />
"- *- •- lj| . .M. , 4<br />
rswrouryn. rvveitano<br />
ANSWER TELEPHONES m our<br />
Westland oThce FM Uma. 8-8pm.<br />
Moo-Frl., S4JS/hr. to alert Mature<br />
person pietoiied. Apply at M7<br />
Manutactursrs Dr.. 8. o> Cherry HH.<br />
E Of ttowfcurgh or cM 726-4572<br />
APARTMENT MANAGERS<br />
"ience required Experience In<br />
MSHOA programs a plua.<br />
29777 Ti<br />
SouthftoM.<br />
Ita to: Department H-10,<br />
olograph Rd. Sta. 2100,<br />
d. Ml. 48034-7661-<br />
ASSISTANT GOLF COURSE<br />
STARTER - privata country dub m<br />
S. Lyon. Seaeonaf employment<br />
Musi work wsMsnda A evenlnga.<br />
CM Crap. 437-7337<br />
ASSISTANT MANAGER<br />
minimal 3 years experience Chal-<br />
lenging position wflh limited raapon-<br />
atbWttoe Graat domponaatlon wtth<br />
abmty to continue dating and aaNng.<br />
For confidential Interview<br />
CM Laura Cantm at 648-1800<br />
ASSISTANT MANAGERS<br />
$1500 PER MONTH<br />
No expertanca necaaaary, wM tram<br />
at naw location In Uvonla. For more<br />
Information cM Shannon. 471-2580<br />
ASSISTANT MANAGER - tM A part<br />
Uma poeitlona available Strong<br />
aatoa organization A customer ser-<br />
vice skWs required Mac experience<br />
a plus. GreM growth potential Sand<br />
reeume A cover letter to: Kaplan/E<br />
Wade. 16250 Northland Dr. Sta<br />
#007. Southfield. Mi. 46075<br />
ATHLETIC APPRAREL<br />
TO $23,000 YR<br />
WW train persona aeek ing career<br />
Ful benefits. Employment Center<br />
Inc Agency 588-1836<br />
ATTENTION<br />
Immedlatety tor faat groedng<br />
aatoa staff. Musi ba aggree-<br />
ame and enthuatosbc Experience<br />
nol neneaaary. Contact Dene from<br />
2pm-9pm 721-7168<br />
ATTENDANTS<br />
r amala or maM. Immediate open-<br />
ings tor 2 fud lime toland atlendanta.<br />
CM tor a personal Interview wtth the<br />
General Manager, 8AM-3PM.<br />
Colony Car Wash. Plymouth, Ml<br />
313-455-1011<br />
ATTENTION!<br />
Earn up to S6-S8 per hour, houee<br />
cteenmg Hiring Immedlatelyll!<br />
Merry Malda 525-7290<br />
STRAWBERRY HILLS<br />
FRUIT MARKET<br />
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS<br />
$ 6 . i . 0 0 PER HR.<br />
For full t i m a<br />
Ceahlare<br />
Deli W o r k e r s<br />
Additional and part time positions available.<br />
No axperlence necessary.<br />
Apply at: 32906 Mlddlebett Rd.<br />
at 14 Mile, Farmington Hills<br />
Apply Mon.-Frl. 10 am-2 p m<br />
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING ADMINISTRATOR<br />
We have an immediate opening in East Lansing<br />
for the candidate who has the following:<br />
• Four year degree program in Business Adminis-<br />
tration. Finance. Accounting or Related field.<br />
• Three years related work experience in Financial<br />
and Contract Accounting in Corporate Federal<br />
Taxation.<br />
•Working knowledge of PC applications such as<br />
Lotus 123.<br />
• Verbal and written communication skills<br />
• Must have flexible work schedule. Some travel<br />
involved.<br />
If you are the candidate we seek, please send<br />
your resume in confidence to:<br />
BOX 360<br />
ODbseruer£j ^ccenlrtc<br />
36251 Schoolcraft<br />
Livonia. Ml 48150<br />
Equal Opportunity Employer Minority.Tamala 'HantScappedrVet<br />
500 Help Wanted<br />
ARBOR DRUGS<br />
BLOOMFIELD<br />
HILLS<br />
One of Amerlca'a latest growing<br />
drugstore chains Is currently hiring<br />
tor our location on Telegraph In<br />
opemnga lor cashiers and atock<br />
peraonnat and UMtme openings tor<br />
coordinator poaMens. Arbor Drugs<br />
offers flexible hdurs. employee dis-<br />
count. and a clean, ptoaaiam atmos-<br />
phere Must be mature, dependable<br />
and at leaet 18 years of age Apply<br />
In person Mon. - Sal. during normal<br />
tiuelneee hours at:<br />
Arbor Drugs<br />
4101 Tetograpn Road<br />
m * - » • mi _<br />
Dwninpc nwi<br />
An Equal Opportunity Employer<br />
ASSEMBLY WORKERS<br />
Hard-working dependable mdMdu-<br />
ata. Muat be between 18-21 years<br />
ok) and »ve m Wayne County (not<br />
Detroit). CM 484-1860<br />
An Equal Opportunity Employer<br />
A<br />
ATTENTION!<br />
m LIGHT INDUSTRIAL<br />
• immediate opemnga, afl<br />
sNfts tor Asssmbisri A General La-<br />
borers Poaelbie permanent poei-<br />
tlona <strong>Canton</strong>/BaRevMe Area. CM<br />
toOty<br />
NORRELL TEMPORARY SERVICES<br />
677-2891<br />
ATTENTION VETERANS! Enlist In<br />
ths Michigan National Guard at your<br />
old rank and earn $150 par week-<br />
end. TAYLOR 948-0097. OAK PARK<br />
988-4391. PONTIAC 333-2803<br />
QUALITY AUDITOR/INSPECTOR<br />
Automotive auppSer m a western<br />
auburt) H aeeking a dependable<br />
thorough, organized qualty auditor/<br />
Inspector Soma SPC help«ul Send<br />
reeume to Box 272<br />
Obeerver A Eccentric Newspapers<br />
38251 Schoolcraft Rd<br />
Livonia Ml 48150<br />
ENGINE A TRANS MECHANIC<br />
HeaUea tor growing weetalde Chevy<br />
dealership Benefits, retirement<br />
svMable Apply m person at.<br />
30250 Grand RNar FemMngton<br />
474-6500<br />
LIVONIA CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH<br />
in need of body shop porter ful<br />
time: service porter part time, (after-<br />
noon*); parts counter person, mm 2<br />
years experience Apply a<br />
30777 Plymouth Rd . 525-5000<br />
"ECHANICS AUTO REPAIR<br />
- .edy Muffler King haa RmRed po-<br />
s.
I O C * O&E Monday, February 15,1993<br />
LEGAL MCNtTMrr - ( m .<br />
ofBee tookktg Mr « M to<br />
-<br />
UOMTWDUVTWAt.<br />
•TAFFBIG SPECIALISTS<br />
973-3320<br />
UOKT NOU6TMAL<br />
ETOT<br />
MACHINE DESIGNERS<br />
800 Heip<br />
MANAGER<br />
I c T S n<br />
MANUFACTURE* ol LadMe Aix>~-<br />
MntiBi Hatli, mature, pareon tor<br />
U M I poaBton. IlirtiHi * hand<br />
iBitna MJBs * knowledge of pet-<br />
tome eeeenBM. CeB 2 -6pm.^^^H<br />
MANUFACTURBIO FWM le seaktog<br />
moMduale l o M U Uma poMBone.<br />
No aapertonce ri = m an. M M par<br />
how to «art «Mfi l»i*li and paM<br />
ssr^srscs^L. lm,<br />
nto. otl Faniwigaon. eoudt of 1-66.<br />
Manual poaMon* Contract<br />
[contract to ao direct poatuon*<br />
, FAX. or oenareaume to<br />
Technical Engineering<br />
Consultants<br />
901 Airport InduetrIM Or<br />
„ „ YpeBanB. Ml 46TBB<br />
313 486-3900<br />
or FAX 313 46S-4219<br />
~ MACHINtNSlCENTER<br />
SETUP & OPERATORS<br />
FOB DAYS t WGMTS<br />
On praoalelon mechlnod aircraft<br />
part* Experienced. fufl beneftta<br />
HYTROL MANUFACTURING<br />
Garden city 261-6030<br />
MAINTENANCE<br />
Experienced on repak oI production<br />
preeaae and associated equipment<br />
required Some welding 6 alec inc el<br />
experience preferred Steady yaar<br />
round worti with<br />
• apply between 4pm at<br />
Plymouth Slampioft, 315 W Ann Ar-<br />
txx Rd.. Plymouth. Ml 48170<br />
MAINTENANCE/<br />
GROUNDS PERSON<br />
Hardworking Individual needed for<br />
grounds work at an apartment com-<br />
munity to SouthlMd. Tha ideal can-<br />
knowledge. Entry level poeltlon with<br />
room lor career advancement. Poe*-<br />
nonlelu* time with benefit*<br />
Qualified mdMduM should apply In<br />
paraon Bshaeen 9am-12Noon on<br />
Friday. Feb. 18th at:<br />
VILLAGE GREEN<br />
on FRANKLIN<br />
27525 FRANKLIN RO<br />
SOUTHFIELD. Ml<br />
On Franklin Rd. between<br />
11 A 12 Mae Rd*<br />
Ac Equal Opportunity Empioyer<br />
MAINTENANCE PERSON - pari<br />
time lor apartment complex In<br />
Farmington HW* ideal (or student*<br />
Call Mon. - Frl-. 9am-5pm, cloeed<br />
Wedneeday* 478-1487<br />
MAINTENANCE PERSON, experi-<br />
enced. lor 200 urvt epanmant com-<br />
plex m Uvonla. Ca* Mon., Tue*-.<br />
Thors 8 Frl., 9em-5pm 473-3983<br />
MAINTENANCE PERSON<br />
Oearbom area Knowtadegable m a*<br />
a*pact* ol spt maintenance Must<br />
have loots 582-3988<br />
MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR lor 3<br />
man dapt. Working supervisor.<br />
Small processing plant In Plymouth<br />
are* Mature w/electrlcal, hydraulic<br />
I mechanical background* Sched-<br />
uled overtime & weekend work<br />
required Must have references.<br />
Established company. Unique op-<br />
portunity lor right person Good<br />
benefits Apply In parson<br />
34039 Schoolcraft<br />
A«, LIVOIJU. Ml<br />
SUBWAY RESTAUarfnow hlrtno<br />
lor management IrtHRlon 45-50 hr*<br />
a w» Greet pay 10'4 S Greenfield.<br />
Experience preferred but not re-<br />
quired Ca* between ll-ipm. Mon.-<br />
Frt lor interne* 557-8828<br />
MANAGEMENT TRAINEE<br />
$1500<br />
Our manager* aern 11500 +/mo lo<br />
manage 8 people ol youth oriented<br />
company, must have car. ba ambi-<br />
tious. enthusiastic i enjoy working<br />
wflh people No experience - »e<br />
train. Ca* Lisa 418-0810<br />
MANAGERS<br />
SoWlng part tune assistant mana-<br />
ger* lor a sen-storage facktty - 2<br />
day»/wfc Customer service 8 gener-<br />
al office experience pi elerled<br />
478-8444<br />
MANAGER/TRAINEE<br />
Looking lor someone reliable, ener-<br />
getic and available lor immediate<br />
employment Opportunity to earn<br />
I3t»?w« to start. Ca* 313-52S-6265<br />
MANAGER. TRAINER, SALES - Ca*<br />
today, start tomorrow. $70 ballon<br />
Industry. Now hiring Serious Inquir-<br />
ies only. 382-1813<br />
MANAGER TRAINEES<br />
MARTI WALKER INC.<br />
Has Immediate opening* tor Mana-<br />
r -Trainees In the Livonia & Ann<br />
vs<br />
confidence to: Marti Walker. 101<br />
Parkland Plaza. Ann Arbor. Ml<br />
48103, Attn: Krtcty Foley<br />
MANUFACTURING LABORERS<br />
Growing Q1 company hiring manu-<br />
facturing laborer*, some hesvy Kit-<br />
ing 1477 Bridge ST at.<br />
SouMskf 1 b * W ol Tslegrsph. N<br />
M8MBa<br />
ROUTE DRIVER Trainee - $478/wk<br />
524-1500<br />
Uvonto Ml 48150<br />
SALES 8 SERVICE<br />
Work spprox 20 hr*./wk. Opportu-<br />
nity to eern 8800/mo + bonuees<br />
To start Immodtotoly. 313-525^285<br />
CONTINENTAL SECURITY - la<br />
growing. We are looktoa for to* time<br />
I part t(rne security oMoers. No ex-<br />
perience rsquirsd 1 ' • m<br />
oeptod Tues thru Frl., 8am to 3pm<br />
Coma grow wMh us. Continental Se<br />
curlty Services. 30600 Telegraph.<br />
Suite 1301. Birminghem Ml 48010<br />
842-8153<br />
TEMPORARY ON-CALL<br />
SECURITY GUARD<br />
Fsrmmgton HMs offlca buttdtog I*<br />
" ' i* lor Tempo-<br />
Guard. ThM m-<br />
muet be abto to work dMtar-<br />
snt shifts, weekends and hoMdeys sa<br />
needed. Pravloue security experi-<br />
ence pietoiied. Only non smokers<br />
need spply and we are a substance<br />
ebuee leeting company. For knme-<br />
diete consider si ion plssss apply In<br />
person Monday - Friday Between<br />
the hour* ol 9em and 4pm:<br />
Alexander Hamilton<br />
Company of America<br />
33045 ItomHton Blvd<br />
Farmington HMa. Ml 48334-3358<br />
An Equal Opportunity Employer<br />
SECURITY GUARDS<br />
you're between 18-21 years old and<br />
fve In Wayne County (not detrolt)<br />
Ca* 464-1860<br />
An Equal Opportunity Emptoyar<br />
Security Officer<br />
(Part-Time)<br />
Michigsn National Corporation, one<br />
ot the nations's premier benklng In-<br />
stitution*. a seeking en experienced<br />
Security Officer for our Fermlnglon<br />
Ml*s Headquarter*<br />
ResponslMWies Include opsrsttng<br />
ths desk consols patroamg buHdlng<br />
and parking lot, monitoring visitor*<br />
access m budding, monitoring fire<br />
systems, snd reepondlng lo In-<br />
houee slerme and amergenctos<br />
Requirss al least one year of securi-<br />
ty experience. sbWty to work flexible<br />
shift*, possisss e High School di-<br />
ploms (some ocaege preferred), and<br />
be In good physical condition snd<br />
quaaty oriented<br />
Ws oiler a competitive compensa-<br />
tion package, amd an attractive<br />
working environment For prompt,<br />
oonftdeniial consider SI ion. please<br />
•orward your srork history lo<br />
Michigan National<br />
Corporation<br />
Human Reeouroee 10/68<br />
Dept SO/SB<br />
P 0 Box 9065<br />
Farmington HM*. Ml 46333-9065<br />
W* promote a drug-tree environ-<br />
ment Substance ebuae testing a<br />
part of the pre employment pro-<br />
cess. Equal Opportunity Employer<br />
SECURTTY TO »7 4&/HR<br />
Flexible hour*<br />
CALL -557-1200<br />
$110 FEE JNI<br />
SEMI 0RIVER/«r freight expedites<br />
2 yrs de*very experience, ctoen<br />
driving record. DOT physical 8 drug<br />
lest Heelth 8 vacation beneftta Ca*<br />
I0am-3pm 1-800-942-9730<br />
SERIOUS SINGERS<br />
for Christian ensemble<br />
Voice warning available<br />
Ca* 342-8278<br />
SERVICE ADVISORS. Porter/De-<br />
talier - Apply In parson only<br />
Bill Cook Imported Car*, 37901<br />
Gr«nd River Ave (bote sen Hegger-<br />
ty & Hslsted). Fermlnglon HIBs<br />
SERVICE PERSON - Experienced m<br />
vinyl window replacament, Ml time<br />
Ask lor Mike Manion. 729-0220<br />
SERVICE TECHNICIAN - 10/yr* ex-<br />
perwee m heetmg/cooang/retrlgers-<br />
tion lor commercial 8 Industrial<br />
Benefit* ottered 532-5408<br />
4 »<br />
SHIELD* Restaurant Bar Ptzzarls.<br />
Metro Detroit's favorite deep dish<br />
pozs. seeking shift manager lor<br />
growing company Flexible hours,<br />
five day srork weak Apply In person<br />
at Shield * of Troy. 1476 W Maple<br />
(at Crook*).<br />
SHINGLE ROOFERS - Experienced,<br />
naw work, rseidennel must have<br />
own truck 8 equipment Ca* Mon -<br />
Fri , t0am-2pm: 351-9050<br />
SHIPPING/<br />
RECEIVING<br />
Immediate full time<br />
position available,<br />
benefits include<br />
group life & health<br />
insurance, employee<br />
discount, retirement<br />
plans, Including<br />
pension & profit<br />
sharing. Attractive<br />
hours.<br />
Appfy in person<br />
37500 Six Mite<br />
Livonia<br />
JACOBSON'S<br />
An Equal Opportunity Employer<br />
SILICON GRAPHICS a e progrea<br />
T<br />
work stations We are looking lor a<br />
teeth the to* spectrum of UNIX<br />
based systems administration<br />
courses m oi* Farmington Technical<br />
Education Cantor Aa a contractor<br />
to SGI. the succ<br />
heve scleneNe experience se a Sys-<br />
tems Administrator m UNIX ss we*<br />
I Mm SGI's grsph-<br />
-'^•ygrzz.<br />
Grsp.4cs >4188<br />
Orake Rd Farmington. Ml 48336<br />
^ • WST<br />
• Oppo<br />
SOCIAL SECURITY<br />
CONSULTANT<br />
ISaMlty*Ctotoii through<br />
hearing level Travel required<br />
unoetoMiaaiao<br />
463-8108<br />
RETAIL SPORTS TO $23K<br />
Oat toe toatoig ol naw Ntoas Meter<br />
aenae* 1 yr* U<br />
• S M M FatojHd<br />
UNrr^PCRaH<br />
ROCK SHOfPf<br />
LANO«CA« AUM.V<br />
COL OrNar. Yard Meto<br />
Clerk Ctortoal 8274 QuWi Slim i.<br />
Plymost. Ml. 48170 313 188 1188<br />
8ALE9 PCReON<br />
START WORK<br />
TODAY<br />
Large National Corpora-<br />
tion needa warehouee help.<br />
Long term. AM ahifta open.<br />
ARflOR TEMPS 45®-1186<br />
STOCK PoemoN PART TIME<br />
Bdton Qtowi kaokir^^^ lor herd-<br />
heavyWig mvoivad AppN amm<br />
1-Sam KJtohen Of mi. OnRard<br />
WO W B i p W u f d<br />
T :— ...<br />
ikpinq. HECEPVING t>osnior>i<br />
open. Loatong k. mod Mid and<br />
a^lii litli psopto Muet be be-<br />
tween toe agae of 18-21 years old<br />
snd toe m-^aa CouajMnot De-<br />
CUSTOMER<br />
SERVICE<br />
by letter to: I<br />
Obeerver 8<br />
B^eRMtoaSTSr<br />
Uvonto Ml 48180<br />
SHOP<br />
FOREMAN<br />
H you're hard working, ex-<br />
pertonoed. afato to oommu-<br />
snd looking tar a Ml Uiiie<br />
poemon. CALL ua. we<br />
pervteor with<br />
working i<br />
the abfcty<br />
< pei aonnsl. tt you to the<br />
CALL NOW kid let's<br />
FUTUREI<br />
ul your FV<br />
448-6674<br />
SHOP HELP - Part Time<br />
i iam-3pm. 3 days. 85<br />
Ty, 588-0480<br />
SOCIAL WORKER<br />
BSW or MSW expertenoe with par-<br />
OUR LADY OF<br />
PROVIDENCE CENTER<br />
Northville 453-1300<br />
STOCK PERSON<br />
Immediate full time<br />
position available,<br />
benefits include<br />
group life & hearth<br />
Insurance, employee<br />
discount, retirement<br />
plans, including<br />
pension & profit<br />
sharing. Attractive<br />
hours.<br />
Apply in person<br />
37500 Six Mile<br />
Livonia<br />
JACOBSON'S<br />
An Equet Opportunity Emptoyar<br />
IE Manager Trek<br />
Salary Bonus. I<br />
524-1500<br />
Peraonnel Data Report<br />
SUBSTITUTE CAFETERIA AIDES<br />
15.51 an hour. Muet oompieie en<br />
hourly substitute srn'to' slkw and<br />
submit s tetter of Intent by 5 PM<br />
March 15, 1993. Apply at the Plym-<br />
outh <strong>Canton</strong> Community Schools.<br />
454 S. Harvey, Plymouth. Ml.<br />
SUMMER CAMP Couneelor* 8 Di-<br />
rector* Birminghem Fem*y YMCA<br />
IS looking tor summer deycamp<br />
counselors 8 directors Muet be cre-<br />
stfve orgenoed Camp experience<br />
required. Contact Char or Barb.<br />
644-9036<br />
SUMMER JOBS<br />
84 88 - 88.80/hr.<br />
Muet be at least 16 yrs. old Various<br />
require coHegs. spotls*iod srork ex-<br />
perience or training or are ImMed to<br />
students senior UUieia or vator-<br />
CONTACT: The Oekiend County<br />
Peraonnel Dapt 1200 N. Telegrapn<br />
Rd.. Dept. S440. Pontiac. Ml 48341-<br />
0440 (313) 868-0630<br />
SURFACE GRINDER - Must have<br />
gage expertenoe. Ctoen. air condi-<br />
tioned shop MsOcW. dental, retire-<br />
ment Dependable Gage 8 Tool Co..<br />
Oak Park. 545-2100<br />
SURVEY PARTY CHIEF<br />
S.E. Michigan Arm Is looking lor a<br />
surveyor with at laaat 4 year* axpe-<br />
rlence In boundary, topographic 8<br />
conatructlon aurvays Data oo**c-<br />
Hon and computer experience deek-<br />
abto Should be learned or neertng<br />
Icaneure. Fu* beiiefm. Salary com-<br />
expartonoe. Send<br />
W Baker Ctoweon. Ml<br />
Manager.<br />
148017<br />
SWIMMING POOL COMPANY<br />
Experienced Held eupervtoor<br />
needed. Year round poeltlon.<br />
including compeny vehicle,<br />
immedtote opening. Send reeume<br />
to: P.O Box 4968. Troy. Ml. 48099<br />
or CM Ken Sterling al 528-3620<br />
TAILOR, part time, experienced 8<br />
satoeperson. part tima for Harry's<br />
Big 8 Ta* m Novl Apply m person.<br />
Novl Town Center or ca*: 347-0040<br />
TANKER DRIVER<br />
Plymouth firm aeeka Individual with<br />
3-5 yrs experience, good drMng<br />
record, and muet have CDL Class A<br />
Fu* time position, muet be sbie to<br />
work any ahlft Competitive benefits<br />
s'i'ellebis Send reeume wtth satory<br />
Matory to:<br />
TANKER DRIVER<br />
PL<br />
P.O BOX 5645<br />
YMOUTH. Ml 48170<br />
TARUS OPERATOR<br />
BORING MILL OPERATOR<br />
GUNORILL OPERATOR<br />
884-5419<br />
TEACHER<br />
Needed lor prtvats lower otomontsry<br />
sfler school program. Mon.-Frl.<br />
3-6pm. Muet<br />
367 - trUr<br />
TEACHER<br />
needed ful tune lor Toddler sge<br />
children OekMnd County aree. ex-<br />
pertanoe nsoeeaarj. Ex cedent op-<br />
portunity lor career growth Send<br />
reeume to: PO Box 56. Birmingham.<br />
Ml 48012<br />
TEACHERS<br />
8 ASSISTANT TEACHERS<br />
Fu* or part lime tor infant end tod-<br />
dler progrem. ages 6 week* to 2»<br />
8 education re-<br />
quired Otocovei't Looming Ctr<br />
TEACHERS/DIRECTORS lor Novl 8<br />
Troy chad cars cantor*. Fu* Bme.<br />
Novl 344-1180<br />
Troy: 962-<br />
»pietoiied. Co*<br />
1920 or<br />
TEACHER 8 Ti<br />
For nursery school In Farm-<br />
ington HMa, Novt Plymouth, and<br />
Redtord Twp Fu* and part time<br />
Ca* between 9am-8pm 420-3663<br />
TELEMARKETERS NEEDED - Expe-<br />
rience pietoiied. but<br />
moiinatod todMduata<br />
evening shifts Sis*sb<br />
money making potoMW + bonuees<br />
Great opportunity tor anyone look<br />
Worsen their<br />
mg to<br />
In a<br />
lonmant tar toe country's luge*!<br />
384-3210<br />
snxueeaervt<br />
Cal Mr Ray<br />
TELEMARKETERS WANTED >0<br />
great people to do totoaiarkettog of<br />
eeey lo ss* produo<br />
pay 4-8 fir. shifts 8<br />
rlronmenl H you can aaa.<br />
lenge 8 rewards ca* tar sisnedtols<br />
537-8408<br />
TELEPHONE MTERVCWER<br />
' ths UvomTo*-<br />
mg skas 8 a deer voioe uaM lyp-<br />
C*a I-4pm 421-8*20<br />
• tortog pi<br />
to Ca* 887-14S4 ar send r<br />
una i V, Director af RemMno<br />
2301 W Sto * IS s 8i*to 411<br />
Troy . Ml 480*4<br />
TELEPHONE WORK - pari toe*<br />
Ipm to 8pm sotoiton. 8am to 1pm<br />
«a T ram out LNOM* oMaa<br />
•d »e «***•><br />
"aS<br />
nlng 8<br />
TELLER<br />
to rarwitogton<br />
474-7100<br />
TENORS 8 BASSES<br />
to<br />
church choir. IMaRest pay It Mstio-<br />
L European<br />
sr<br />
TERWTORY REP - 8780/WK<br />
Salary, aonue. Expeneee<br />
da* - 524-1500<br />
Personnel Data Report Agency<br />
TITLE COMPANY I* looking tor<br />
toaorkln<br />
Ejcrowi Proc®A#*rvQ<br />
ment* Depertment.<br />
broker's package IwlpM.<br />
Atoo tooktog tor<br />
to work m TMa Commitment/Order<br />
Attention Offlca Manager. 2560<br />
Tslegrsph Rd-. SuRe 100.<br />
AsM His. Ml 4«30<<br />
TITLE INSURANCE Agency sesks<br />
ACCOUNT MANAGER/SALES—<br />
Growing T*to meurenca Agency m<br />
search ol an Individual with S -4- yrs<br />
experience to eeatog tms ss<br />
P'lmsry ro* aM be buelneee<br />
to selee 8 meiketkiu- Tre-<br />
opportunity tar IndMdua<br />
seeking toe chaMange of buBdlng 8<br />
organtntton. Sslsr) 8 peitaimanca<br />
inoenllve + beneRto. Send reeume<br />
m ebeokito conRdenBaaty to:<br />
18401 F*mHngton Rd<br />
Uvonto. Ml 48152<br />
Attn: Char** Martin<br />
An Equal Opportunity Employer<br />
TOOOLER TEACHERS- Ft*totie<br />
toochori needed tor chBdren 12-24<br />
mo* 2 or 4 jr. degree. PMd vaca-<br />
tions 8 hoadays 827-8080<br />
TOOL MAKERS<br />
Musi be experienced on body as-<br />
sembly, fixtures and transfers<br />
equipment. Cxceaent starting rate,<br />
e* frtngee Including 401K. ovarUms<br />
raw-On Industries. 937-2000<br />
UVONM travel aeancy aeeka Lal-<br />
eure Agents Minimum 2 yrs experi-<br />
ence - language a plus Send ra-<br />
eume: ACS. P.O Box 531094, Uvo-<br />
nto. Ml 48153-1094<br />
TRAILER MECHANIC<br />
Wsldtog 8 tabrtcatmg experience<br />
requirsd Fu* time<br />
843-3370<br />
TRAINED DIRECT CARE STAFF<br />
Needed tor pert-time tar sms*<br />
group home In Dearborn Hts ares<br />
Must be may WCLS/MORC trained<br />
Current m CPR/tost aid. High<br />
school graduate or GED<br />
Cal 9en»-5pm at: 569-4929<br />
TRAUBE SCREW MACHINE<br />
OPERATORS<br />
ANO GENERAL LABORERS<br />
Pteeee appfy 9em-3pm at:<br />
325 West Paerl Street. Plymouth,<br />
(1 block W. of Slarkweether)<br />
TRAVEL AGENT - minimum 2 yrs<br />
Seeking mdi<br />
l In e* pfteae*<br />
red. Friendly of bavel;<br />
Sabre preferred. Frtondh' working<br />
ema ormient with growth opportuni-<br />
ty. riooums to: C. Fekiberg. 28240<br />
Frankan Rd Southfield. MI.48034<br />
TRAVEL AGENT<br />
Troy/Rochester ares<br />
ChaHsnglng 8 exciting posi-<br />
tion. Prator 1 yr Sabre expe-<br />
rience. Send reeume lo P.O. Box<br />
205. Troy. Ml.. 46099<br />
TRAVEL CONSULTANT - Join UW-<br />
gtoba. Americas festeet growing<br />
travel orgenOaBon Must have 1-2<br />
yrs. expartanca System One pre-<br />
ierred but not neoeeeary.<br />
Ca* todey. 788-1111<br />
Or send reeume to: 31126 Haggerty<br />
Rd . Farmington HMs. Ml 48331<br />
TRAVEL CONSULTANT<br />
Agency experienced. Apoao trained.<br />
Part fu* time Deerbom<br />
278-6640<br />
TRAVEL SALES - Tired of sma*<br />
commleelont. tock of In-houae<br />
support? Sales oriented Birming-<br />
hem Travel Service w*l welcome<br />
snd nurture you and your capnts<br />
Onfy one poeltlon open<br />
Ca* 642-1798<br />
TRUCK DRIVER<br />
Fu* dm* Southfield location. Ovar-<br />
the-roed semi tractor tra*sr driver<br />
needed. Mleegs 8 hourly rates<br />
Minimum 5 year* driving experi-<br />
ence. Union snop Send reeume to:<br />
Attention Bll. PO Box 5091,<br />
SoutMtald, Ml 48086<br />
TRUCK DRIVER: Muet have 2 yrs<br />
steel hauling experience 8 COL li-<br />
cence. Metro Detroit area Porceni-<br />
ege Rales Ca*. 591-2512<br />
TRUCK MECHANICS<br />
Muet be expertonoed and oertlhed.<br />
heve own tools. 40 Hours per week<br />
uw«rcxxn.<br />
Kurt, 4840 Wyoming.<br />
TUTOR WANTED<br />
lor university senior courses<br />
Sociology or Criminology back-<br />
ground helpfU. 583-0150<br />
VALETS NEEDED<br />
Ca* tor Immediate mservtew. Must<br />
have ovm tranaportatton 961-1434<br />
VETERINARY ASSISTANT<br />
MorvThurs approximately 7:30em -<br />
1:30pm. Oleic animal care 8 cteerv<br />
mg. Experience pietorred. Send ra-<br />
sume to: Attn: Maureen<br />
Beech Rd. Veterinary Hoapltal<br />
25886 W . 8 MBa Rd<br />
Redtord. Ml 48240<br />
WAREHOUSE MANAGER<br />
OMeon of natlonel coneumar aoft-<br />
nager to<br />
dkact Ha waishoeue operstions<br />
Muat have a minimum of 10 years<br />
management. motNattog subordl-<br />
natoe and Mirlnkaes control. Sslery<br />
oomp<br />
, 27150 W 8<br />
Wl<br />
MaeRd..<br />
ss Manager<br />
SouthlMd. Ii<br />
w 8 Mae. Fa. Ill* e l I ><br />
TRUCK DRIVER &<br />
YARD WORKER<br />
S8L , 5ra=ra<br />
hard, ftooto tor adiencamsnt Ex<br />
apply m<br />
n 9am 8 5pm •<br />
Van Bom aa.<br />
UNEMPLOYED? RETIRED? WHY?<br />
•AM8PM, ptodtreMng<br />
4100 bonus after B0 days<br />
•Earn 88-12 per hour<br />
plue bonueee 8 Incentives<br />
Get oft the oouoh end oea<br />
Kan or Joe 422-18t8<br />
WATT PERSON - Fu* or part tone.<br />
Deys or svanlngs tJiaKtonl tor<br />
homemafci sr «4th children ApgMn<br />
WAREHOUSE MANAGER - tor local<br />
I company Muet be<br />
at be able to rtxRs<br />
trucks. Inventory<br />
8 shipping. Purch rtoncai<br />
bonus Reply to Box "?J42<br />
Obeerver 8 Eccentric Newspapers<br />
36251 Schoolcraft Rd.<br />
Uvonto Ml 48180<br />
WAREHOUSE ORDER FILLER<br />
Fua-ome. Day shto. SouthftoM toea-<br />
drtvtog expertenoe. Union shop<br />
- to: P.O. 5081.<br />
Southfield. Ml. 48086.<br />
WAREHOUSE WORKER: Muet be<br />
herd working and sanili 40 hrs a<br />
week. S8 to *8 60 to Mart. Apply m<br />
person M 34660 Glendele<br />
Uvonto Ml. 48160<br />
WAREHOUSE<br />
WORK<br />
• Fu* Tlme/Slaady<br />
• Muet have transportation<br />
• Wtxom sres<br />
WE ARE BUSY!<br />
WOLVERINE<br />
STAFFING<br />
358-4270<br />
WE WANT YOU<br />
AMBITIOUS? CONSCIENTIOUS?<br />
We train you end start you on<br />
long torm. high moome career In<br />
reel eetata .<br />
Ca* John Bellfuea. Uvonla<br />
REAL ESTATE ONE<br />
261-0700<br />
WINDOW CLEANER: Mature, ctoen<br />
cut. wtth 2 yrs. prior experience<br />
Own tranaportaMon. Dei leUta Ava*-<br />
abis CaH. 313-966-7755<br />
Monday, February 15,1993 OAE<br />
*.. t<br />
* 1 1 C<br />
M S M p Wanted<br />
L fronted<br />
A*e^«isj^2»ero<br />
Hons, ineurence aaBng. Fu* tone.<br />
Send I'BBUMIO to: Boa *312<br />
281 Schootcraft Rd<br />
LNonM Ml 48180<br />
I charge toru ate bat-<br />
30700 TsMgrsph Rd.. Bu 3480.<br />
HTiFIED Nursing AaMManto<br />
id pert-Bme/tua bme tor s*<br />
M WsM Tre* Nursing Noma.<br />
Trs*. Pwmouth.<br />
M: 4W-3983<br />
3S8 W. Ann Arbor Tre*.<br />
Or ca* Unde 8-3pm et:<br />
, ASSIST ANTS - t7 00/Hr<br />
Meat Bloaiieald Nursing Center,<br />
qpw Maple 8 Drsfce. haa immedtoto<br />
openings on aB sfdfla tor lua or part-<br />
time CertMed Nursing IsslslMila.<br />
t7.00/hr MuM fiavs nursing horns<br />
" nos Ptoeee contact<br />
Mrs TaR. 881-1800<br />
CHAHW06 DOfTAL ASSISTANT<br />
> tone. Over 3 years expertomjo.<br />
AMttorDonng. 662-3663<br />
CHIROPRACnC ASSISTANT<br />
Looking tor an IndMduN seeking a<br />
long torm permanent part Bme posl-<br />
tton m a buey CMropractlc CanK.<br />
Mon.. Wed.. 8 FrL 2 45PM-7 30PM<br />
Clerical skias<br />
knowledge<br />
H block W<br />
nirssseri Computer<br />
pfuL 27527 Joy Road.<br />
522 -5601<br />
CLAIMS<br />
ANALYST<br />
The Unlvarslty of<br />
Center-* HMO. « seeking e Ctotots<br />
Analyst to snalyaa and adfudlcato<br />
putor system. OuaBScatlone indudr<br />
3-8 year*' experience In automtoed<br />
working with irs/provider*:<br />
Entry<br />
WIRERS<br />
level poeltlons open with<br />
hav* experienca sifth<br />
wiring. excsBsnt I<br />
snd ebWty to reed akemetlcs<br />
To schedule en sppolntmenl c<br />
TEMPEX CHANGE<br />
557-5600<br />
WOOD FLOOR SANOE A-Expsrv<br />
enoed Sander for Fxrmmgtor floor-<br />
ing company Muet have a minimum<br />
of 10 yr* sxperlenoe m liistsHetlon<br />
sanding, staining, pickling 477-8108<br />
WRITER/EDITOR<br />
Professional group seeks 2+ yeera<br />
experience srrftlng/edltlng of pub»-<br />
catlons. Strong oommunlcatton/cra-<br />
atNe writing sk«s required Deek<br />
top publishing pietoiied. Muet pro-<br />
vide writing temples. Salary beeed<br />
on experience. Fu* benefits. Ca* or<br />
send reeume lo: Arthur Thome*.<br />
3000 Town Canter. Suite 2333.<br />
Southfield 48075. 355-4140<br />
$ MANAGER TRAINEE<br />
Corporation expanding.<br />
S36.000 plua bonuses 8 Ineur-<br />
ence No expertem<br />
eery. Reptd advancement.<br />
313-996-0835<br />
technical knovAadge of managed<br />
care, comeetebto benefit*, end<br />
coordtoetion of benefit*. Co*ege<br />
degree preferred.<br />
Appacams should send two (2)<br />
copies of their reeume to:<br />
The University<br />
Of Michigan<br />
Medical Center<br />
Employment Office<br />
" 300 NIB Room 6A07 Box 0422<br />
iy15,900 *123 e2 p«<br />
25,<br />
^ 1 1 . 8 0 0<br />
Ove!^^5 Used Cars & Trucl<br />
JHCH DEMMER<br />
1991<br />
Air. power Meertng ft ,<br />
HI FORD!<br />
• 37300 Michigan Avenue at Newburgh Road, Wayne<br />
I-275 Extt 22, TWO Miles Eaat<br />
1989 Aarostar XLT<br />
7 passenger, automatic, air, cruise,<br />
tUt. rear wiper washer, cassette.<br />
*7995<br />
1992 Aerostar XL<br />
Plus Package<br />
w window, power locks,<br />
tended, air. cassette, tut stee<br />
'11,995<br />
1990 Ford E250<br />
Ve Ton Cargo Van<br />
Automatic, greet work truck!<br />
'9995<br />
1990<br />
4x4<br />
EdcSe Bauer<br />
4.01<br />
matic, dual air, computer<br />
at bed, loaded. I<br />
'13,995<br />
1962 Ford Super Cab Wagon XLT<br />
VS, dual sir. automatic. 16 peeeen-<br />
, power wtodows ft locks, cruiee.<br />
captains chairs, loaded.<br />
C<br />
*16j995<br />
1990 Ford Super<br />
Ctub Wagon<br />
Whetehair Mt VS, automatic.<br />
'8995<br />
1961<br />
, 4.0 sae engine,<br />
•ota bed: wt<br />
'12,995<br />
1987 El SO Club Wagon<br />
'3995<br />
Michigan \<br />
«<br />
1990 Bronco II XLT<br />
Air, power wrtndows ft locks. tH.<br />
cruise, tu-tone. loaded!<br />
'9995<br />
1987 Ford F350<br />
4*4 1 Ton<br />
480 automatic, sir, runs -<br />
'4995<br />
1988 Ranger<br />
Automatic, air, VS. km mleel<br />
'5795<br />
1988 Suburban<br />
S*verado, automatic, air, loaded.<br />
10,995<br />
'' •<br />
1991 F-150 XLT<br />
302 automatic overdrive<br />
power windowa ft toefca, c<br />
at atarao. 2-tone, loadedl<br />
'10,995<br />
1992 Ford F350<br />
"Staka Truck"<br />
VS. wNte, power r<br />
brat. es ' ?
* 1<br />
Monday, February 16,1993 O&E • •ID<br />
A A 1 i<br />
WHAT DO A, X and Z PLAN BUYERS WANT? $<br />
THEY WANT MORE MONEY<br />
FOR THEIR<br />
TRADE-INS<br />
A Lot More Money<br />
AVIS FORD<br />
GIVES MORE<br />
FOR EVERY TRADE-IN!<br />
IN 1992 OVER 1500<br />
A, X AND Z PLAN BUYERS<br />
Traded in their USED CARS and trucks at AVIS<br />
FORD. The reason continues to be that AVIS FORD<br />
gives more money on each and every trade in.<br />
NEW 1993 FEST1VA GL 2 DOOR HATCHBACK<br />
Power brake*. AM/FM starao. body sid* moWinga.<br />
aluminum whMli, roar window defroster, diflf coat<br />
palm, co console. gauges. courtesy lamps, premium<br />
hlghback reclining bucket seats aide window damister.<br />
digital dock, cargo cover, rip fo*d rear seat, rear<br />
washer. Stock #11299<br />
WAS $8334<br />
IS<br />
$ 7042<br />
NEW 1993 F-150 4X2<br />
Power steering, power brakes, tinted glass, overdrive<br />
transmission, XL trim, cargo box light, instrumentation,<br />
vent windows, power paint, dome light courtesy lights,<br />
moldings, scuff plates, interval wipers Stock #11529.<br />
WAS $11,618- $<br />
IS 10,101<br />
NEW 1993 RANGER 4x2 XLT<br />
Power ateerlng. powar brakes, timed glass, rear antHocfc<br />
brakee. XLT trim, AM/FM atarao cassette, sliding rear<br />
window, chrome front bumper, chrome raar step<br />
bumper, console, cast aluminum deep disc wheals,<br />
cargo box light, dome light moldinga, spoiler, light<br />
group, instrumentation, interval wipers, acufl plates<br />
Slock #11066T.<br />
WAS $12,053<br />
IS<br />
$ 8686<br />
NEW 1993 ESCORT GT<br />
Power steering, power brakee. tinted glass, reer<br />
window defroster, air. t*t cruise, luxury convenience<br />
group, premium sound system. AM/FM stereo cassette,<br />
tachometer, instrumentation, 4 wheel disc brakes, sport<br />
performance bucket seats, aluminum wheels, rear<br />
spoiler, console, Hght group, cargo area cover, interval<br />
wipers Stock #1149.<br />
WAS $13,682 $ " ~ " "<br />
IS v 10,841<br />
NEW 1993 TEMPO GL 2 DOOR SEDAN<br />
Power steering, power brakee. tinted glass, body aide<br />
molding, air conditioning, automatic tranamiaaion. poly<br />
cast wheels. AM/FM stereo cassette, power lock groups<br />
floor mats, rear window defroeter. tilt steering wheel,<br />
group, coneote luxury sound insulation package.<br />
- #11173<br />
WAS $12,042<br />
IS<br />
$ 8801<br />
NEW 1993 PROBE 3 DOOR<br />
Power steering, power brakes, tinted glass, air<br />
conditioning. AM/FM stereo caaaetta. aluminum wheels,<br />
powar antenna, tilt steering, rear window defroster,<br />
convenience group, dual electric, remote mirrors,<br />
driver's side air bag, console, performance instrument<br />
cluster Stock #11025.<br />
WAS $15,661 $<br />
IS 12,999<br />
$ Have Your Trade-In Appraised at AVIS Before You Buy! $<br />
NEW 1993 ESCORT LX 4 DOOR NEW 1993 ESCORT LX 3 DOOR<br />
Power steering, power brakes,<br />
body side molding, console, rear<br />
window defroster. AM/FM stereo,<br />
reclining bucket seats, interval<br />
wipers, side window demister,<br />
clearcoat paint, light group.<br />
NEW 1993 ESCORT<br />
LX 5 DOOR<br />
Power steering, power brakes, tinted glass, body<br />
side molding, console, rear window defrost, AM/FM<br />
stereo, interval wipers, side window demister. clearcoat<br />
paint, light convenience group.<br />
Power steering, power brakes,<br />
tinted glass, body side moldings,<br />
console, rear window defroster,<br />
AM/FM stereo cassette, reclining<br />
bucket seats, interval wipers, side<br />
window demister, clear coal paint,<br />
light convenience group.<br />
NEW 1993 ESCORT<br />
4 DOOR WAGON<br />
Deluxe luggage rack, wagon group, rear window washer/<br />
wiper, power steering, power brakes, tinted glass, body side<br />
molding, console, rear window defroster. AM/FM stereo, reclining<br />
bucket, seats, interval wipers, side window demister.<br />
clearcoat paint light group<br />
NEW 1993 AEROSTAR XL PLUS WAGON NEW 1993 THUNDERBIRD LX<br />
Power itaenog a brakes. ailed glass, rear ana lock brakes, air beg. 7<br />
passenger with dual captain's chairs. iSrxnlc with overtime<br />
transmission, air conditioning. XL Mm, privacy glass. »isettle raar<br />
window itskualei. AM/FM stereo, convenience group, courteey lamps,<br />
instrumentation, super oooHnp. interval wipers, told away mirrors.<br />
w7s,Ta993 , s ' 1 4 , 2 4 2<br />
BEST SELLING CAR IN AMERICA!<br />
NEW 1993 TAURUS GL<br />
4 DOOR SEDAN<br />
Power rteenng k brakes uma glass, air<br />
bag. power door locks/ windows; drftsr't<br />
seal, ipesd control, ta wtwai. automatic<br />
wtt overdo* tranemaann. Mr. AMTU WAS JtSJH<br />
stereo cassette cast sksnmum wheels. raw IC<br />
oalroster. light group, body KM moldings<br />
dear coat pen. cargo riel ftoor mala, cftito r a ma<br />
safety locks. OL decor equpmert package. 1 5.2BO<br />
exterior accent group Sloes #11572.<br />
"NEW TAURUS SMO Automatic Mew In Stock!"<br />
Power steering, powar brakee. tinted glass, air. power windows snd<br />
door locks, automatic, electric tempertfure contrc*. rear widow defroster<br />
Cruse. S i m e M entry system, AM FM stereo cassette *v<br />
strumentelirm, aluminum wheels power amarms. tog tamps. console,<br />
dial electric remote control rrwrors. Stock #10333<br />
$ 1 4 , 4 0 1<br />
NEW 1993 PROBE GT<br />
Pweer itaenng. power brakes, tmtad glass w bag. pertormence instrument<br />
cluster. OOHC V-« 24 valve. 4 wtieel disc brakes, leather<br />
wraped Hearing wtieel. console. 1#" akjrranum wheals. tat. rear window<br />
defroster, ar. AM FM stereo, premium reieene convenience group,<br />
lloor mats, power group, cruise log lampe Stock #10628<br />
WASJ 8222 IS s 1 5 , 6 9 6<br />
LARGE SELECTION OF '93 EXPLORERS!<br />
^RENTAL DEPARTMENT.<br />
r LIQUIDATION SALE!! A<br />
1992 FESTIVA<br />
Automatic, air.<br />
At 9 $5200<br />
Starting<br />
At<br />
1992 ESCORTS<br />
4 door, automatic, air.<br />
$ 6495<br />
1992 TEMPO GL<br />
4 door, automatic, air.<br />
Starting $,<br />
At<br />
Starting<br />
At<br />
1991 TAURUS GL<br />
$<br />
a<br />
FREE TANK OF GAS<br />
with every new<br />
vehicle purchase<br />
from stock.<br />
ALL USED CARS • TRUCKS • VANS ARE SALE<br />
PRICED LOW TO GO!!<br />
Low Financing Available • Huge Selection • Immediate Delivery<br />
1991 TOYOTA LAND ROVER<br />
Low mHes, like naw.<br />
$ 20,495<br />
1992 PLYMOUTH LASER<br />
Low mile*, like naw.<br />
'11,598<br />
1992 ESCORT GT<br />
Ful powar.<br />
'9995<br />
1990 ACURA INTEGRA<br />
Sharp.<br />
'8495<br />
1990 OLDSMOBILE<br />
CUTLASS SUPREME<br />
$ 7995<br />
1991 ESCORT GT<br />
FuN power, low miles, extra dean.<br />
'7895<br />
1990 BUICK PARK AVENUE<br />
Fufl powar. sharp.<br />
$ 7495<br />
1990 PROBE GL<br />
Automatic, air. extra eta an.<br />
1997 CAMARO I ROC<br />
V-8, automatic, low miles.<br />
•7495<br />
1991 HONDA CIVIC<br />
Low mttea, extra dean.<br />
2 D * O&E Monday, February 15,1993<br />
/ ^ EMPLOYMENT \<br />
DATA ENTRY<br />
5* r ^ ' ' ' « ^ > p « o w c ^ s s<br />
90 aput nquM<br />
Fsrmmglon MB* U<br />
An Equal Opportunity<br />
Data Entry Clerks<br />
Experienced candidates wflb >.000<br />
JAM key strokes nsedad tor MLA -<br />
Tvsnts to LMnta 1 surroundtog<br />
m Ca* lor an appointment<br />
591-1100<br />
ACRO SERVICE CORP.<br />
DATA I<br />
FULL-TIME ENTRY LEVEL<br />
Energetic i data* oriented paraon<br />
DATA ENTRY<br />
10.000 Key Strokes<br />
Part-Tim®<br />
Afternoons or Evenings<br />
Temporary to Permanent<br />
Uvonia Area<br />
Call Today!!<br />
SPENCER<br />
PERSONNEL. INC.<br />
5 5 9 - 0 1 1 0<br />
E.O.E. NEVES A FEE<br />
504 Help<br />
Greet Ls*ae TMa. 17107<br />
Fart Or . Suae 216.<br />
WJSEH. COUNTRY CLUB<br />
4000 CLUB GATE OR.<br />
BLOOMFIELD MLLS 46302<br />
To $10/1*<br />
EXECUTIVE<br />
SECRETARY<br />
dudtoo short!<br />
(WuiJMULI<br />
Hon S stdtabcd word I'll i u, peaky.<br />
POAHMMI requires HAM^IG ol cona-<br />
proceeemg<br />
r compoat-<br />
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY<br />
Entrepreneurial Arm engegsd m<br />
global Busmsas PoaMon serve*<br />
CEO A VP"* Typing SOwpm. com-<br />
puter efflciency. good organizational<br />
mm 1 maturity Reoums lo Hunan<br />
Reeouross Mgr .. P.O. So. 2S07SS.<br />
W BtoomfM. Ml 48235-0755<br />
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - Large<br />
medicel offlca aaaka an expert-<br />
td<br />
workme with direction or independ-<br />
ently Computer Haracy (WordPer-<br />
toei). Doo*>Mov>g knowledge 6<br />
commurucatton skins Important<br />
Sand raauma & salary requirements<br />
lo: J. Greene. 29275 Horthaootam.<br />
Sle 100 . Southftdd Ml 48034<br />
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY with<br />
strong skflR naedad tor VP The<br />
candidata mual poaaaaa — O H<br />
skua, bo abto to lake mfitotlve and<br />
•or* wtth BauMHy Typing al 66<br />
wpm. Lotus and Word Psrtaet expe-<br />
rtence required Exceaent math ep»-<br />
tude i'si saaai / Three to Ave years<br />
Property management<br />
I a plua Benefit* mciuO-<br />
• sand reeume and salary<br />
requirements to:<br />
background i<br />
ad riisai aa<br />
P. O. Box 1745<br />
Troy. Ml 46099-1745<br />
M l<br />
salary tor compstant mdMduM in-<br />
cluding heart* b*neat* 401K 6<br />
much mora. Only qusflftad cendF-<br />
data* naed apply Sand raauma with<br />
cover letter 6 salary haatory to<br />
V.P. OF OPERATIONS<br />
POBox 71043<br />
Madtoon Height*. Ml 46071-1907<br />
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY<br />
ngwua hoaptal needs<br />
pr in easing experience tor admtole<br />
trattva office* ~<br />
medical terminology a plua. StO/Tv.<br />
Cafl >1 Man11 397-0037<br />
EXECUTIVE SECRETARY<br />
Faat paced.<br />
muat Send<br />
qua omenta to: BMlon Exchange.<br />
200 Diversion. Suite O-ll. Rochee-<br />
tar. Ml 46307<br />
FINAMCtAL SECRETARY<br />
Immedtote opening tor highly akfltod<br />
praaldeni of Internaoonal company.<br />
t lO/hr Cal SeAy at 646-7661<br />
Uniforce Temporary Service*<br />
FRONT DESK<br />
' Mayflower<br />
Afternoon SWfl Cafl Mane<br />
313-453-1620<br />
GENERAL OFFICE SECRET ARML<br />
To mmmm office manager m Plym-<br />
outh offlca. Variety of dutlee Micro-<br />
Son Word 5 0 and H Graphic* pra-<br />
tarred Range $16,000 to 820.000<br />
Sand loewwe to: C/O Offlca Mana-<br />
ger. 44644 W Ann Arbor Rd .. Suite<br />
Plymouth. Ml 46170<br />
aiatance. ruing, ale. One opttoAMlc<br />
and srrvang parson needed Apply In<br />
paraon: R. L Schmftl « Co .<br />
34506 Gtandala. Uvonla (naar Stark<br />
6 Schoolcraft)<br />
GENERAL OFFICE<br />
Candidate tor tNa poemon needa<br />
esc. 86/hr. Cafl GiraiyM<br />
UnMoroe Temporary Sarvtoee<br />
904 hMp Wanted<br />
- Qfflu Oeikal<br />
TRAINING A JOS PLACEMENT!<br />
You mual ba tttwaan '7-21<br />
16-22<br />
86.90S7 n*<br />
i cafl Monday onfy<br />
GENERAL OFFtCE A sexxxmttag po-<br />
GENERAL OFFICE<br />
Data Entry, Igfit typing. and pis<br />
Fufl Bme. BtoomAdd Hflta.<br />
644-0920<br />
GENERAL OFFICE/<br />
SECRETARY<br />
- $14,560 to $16,040<br />
FEE PAID BY COMPANY<br />
f grew<br />
•tron^peraoneflty^who<br />
perlence srfth some oompiAsr wa<br />
land tMa ona Cafl right awoyi<br />
399-3450<br />
SMELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES<br />
HUMAN RESOURCE SECRETARY<br />
TROY AREA<br />
Mual have atrong WordPerfect 5.1<br />
hA we be interviewing and doing<br />
much typing.<br />
Cafl Carol at<br />
INSURANCE<br />
Paiaorial Ana* poemon tor maurance<br />
agency In Southfield ComptoMly<br />
automated offloa Pievlou* ineur-<br />
aand letter or reeuma Indk^ung<br />
working axparianca to box 376<br />
Obeerver A Eccentric Heeapapari<br />
36251 Schoolcraft Rd<br />
Livonia Ml 46150<br />
JOB FAIR<br />
dart.<br />
Senior Typfet*<br />
Customer Service Repa<br />
• Word Prnreeenrs<br />
• General Laborers<br />
Southfield A Pontiac. 2 plaoea of CD<br />
and appropriate attire are required<br />
^ 1 .juii _ « h I I • m<br />
kXXTip^nTv® Miary ana oenevrts<br />
Thur*. Feb 16th. 1993. 6:30am-4pm<br />
Amenoansar* - Southfield<br />
26677 W 12 Mfle Rd<br />
W %OTTEROAV« no ra»flred. Apoacetions<br />
accepted at 641 M. RoehaMar Rd.<br />
14A UN<br />
RECEPTIONIST t0-Mne phone.<br />
46wpm, WordPerfect 51, some<br />
Lotua. Fvfll nma Uvonla 114.900<br />
1-2 wa expertenoe 473-7210<br />
l-2jra *•»•<br />
81TVW J<br />
Join th* ci sefl t atmosphere of<br />
-v-<br />
N you are<br />
16-24 year* old and tve kt<br />
WytoC«ffl tout PMfMq^ ^<br />
An EquM Opportunity Employer<br />
RECBPTIONIST/Sf CRSTARY<br />
• •" • • '>r-^i - —<br />
-.«d. now amokar Appfy tpm *c—<br />
1600 N Waodward. RoyM OaA<br />
Or Wywiouffl ML 4«17t»<br />
RBCtPT10N*T, PART-TaflE<br />
rsr<br />
Mapto. S'<br />
Ml 4SSta<br />
RECEPTIOMST<br />
Office-Clerical<br />
abto to type 40eua and Ba miMfli<br />
sMh Irani daatidultoa MUM be aefl-<br />
RecepOomet PoaMon. PO •<br />
Deertom. Ml 46123-2660.<br />
RECEPTlONttT/SECRETARY - Ex-<br />
teiaphone 6 WordPerfect MuM be<br />
dapendabto Apoaaaea good verbal<br />
MAs. Buay ofltoa IPIIMU to Fana-<br />
mgton HMa area Fufl t ^ ^ ^ H<br />
Non tfwoker . Send reeume lo: I<br />
Arm Dotaway. M M H<br />
H>GION HFLM. MI *i<br />
RECEPTX>fl8T/Oflta Entry Ctork.<br />
Ban Uma. #errv230pm Mon.-Frl.<br />
67/ltow. MuM have previoua offlce<br />
tspftonc* and kiiusflsdea at Word-<br />
Pertoct 6.1. Send reeume to: UML<br />
12S66 RtoMtoM CL. Uvonla 46180<br />
or cafl Barb Hane 313-464-9600<br />
RECEPTIONIST NEEDED<br />
to handto buay Martto Legend phone<br />
si Mam tor wafl sMabAMisil oompa-<br />
ny MuM ba Irtond*. prompt and de-<br />
portable. Fufl tone poemon only<br />
Good pay. Ptoaee cafl btti ssn 1-<br />
4PM, Mon.-Frt Ax mseivtew.<br />
RECEPTIONIST<br />
Mm people skMa raqutrad. Atoo Ight<br />
typing A record keapk«o. Mon-Fri.<br />
day*. Cxc aflanl medtoM trlnge bene-<br />
At*. Me/dtoebMty meurencee. Tui-<br />
tion reknbursement oftared Exoarv-<br />
snce hatpM. but wM train 476-7365<br />
RECEPTIOMST tor Plymouth hair<br />
salon. Mon thru Thur*. 34 hours par<br />
waak MUM be leeponMble wflh<br />
oneflty Good oommu-<br />
organtzatlonal aklka<br />
soon aa puialEU S6 par MM to<br />
atart. Cafl Kim or Joe. after 5pm.<br />
Mon thru TTtur*. 456-6833<br />
RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY v<br />
Temporary. (Md March thru end of<br />
May Ft* nma. Mon thru Frl 8em-<br />
4pm. MuM poeeeee atrong phona<br />
Mtflto. pi oleeMcinM mermer. good<br />
Norma. 2S905 Grand Rhrer. Redford<br />
Mi 46240<br />
RECEPTIONIST<br />
Ouaflltod earMMatas with muftWIne<br />
phone experience needed to Afl lono<br />
A short tarm poeltlons In UvonM i<br />
surrounding trees Cefl tor appoeit-<br />
591-1100<br />
ACRO SERVICE CORP.<br />
RECEPTIONIST - aecretary. South-<br />
phones an L sAenl typmojUto,<br />
•oft with Windows A EXCEL<br />
-tance. to $6 50/hr Fee peM<br />
LOIS RAY<br />
PERSONNEL<br />
SOUTHFIELD 559-0560<br />
RECEPTIONIST/<br />
CUSTOMER SERVICE<br />
COORDINATOR<br />
If you're e hardworking<br />
teem player, heve HEAVY<br />
phone expertenoe end ere<br />
good with people end<br />
DETAIL. Cafl USI We seek<br />
to work M toe center of<br />
staff No typing required.<br />
Outstanding growth<br />
opportunity Cafl Mark now<br />
snd MI'S ta* about your<br />
FUTURE!<br />
478-4477<br />
ROCHESTER - Entry MvM poeitlone<br />
now available lor Order Entry/Cus-<br />
tomer Service Company training<br />
provided. Cafl 650-7600<br />
' SALES ASSISTANT/SECRETARY<br />
for aatoa dept. of major radio sta-<br />
tion Medntoeh uead 100%. If you<br />
ere oomfortabM In a feet paoed hec-<br />
ttc aatoa environment please for-<br />
ward rseume to Carol Holme*. 2100<br />
Fisher Building. Detroit. Ml 48202<br />
SALES SECRETARY - non smoking<br />
company nasds sharp mdMduel<br />
wtth Mttobve and good secretarial<br />
tkflM to wort flexible hour* Typing<br />
40 wpm and abflRy to work wel wfth<br />
others a muat Swx) reeume to:<br />
Sales Secretary. P.O. Box 300,<br />
SouthftoM. Ml 46037<br />
SOUTHFIELD ATTORNEY/SOLE<br />
PRACTIONER seeks<br />
tary/para MgM wA<br />
Sand raaumas tec<br />
24724 Lahear. Suite 201, SouthfMM.<br />
Mteh 46034<br />
SECRETARIAL/OFFICE MANAGER<br />
RoyM Oak. OrganOed<br />
Ing. A computer akflto. Accounting<br />
knowledge helpful Starting pay<br />
$10/T«our plue beneftta.<br />
Send reeume to Box »364<br />
Obeerver A Eccentric Neerepepert<br />
36251 Schoolcraft Rd.<br />
UvonM Ml 46150<br />
SECRETARIAL<br />
OPEN HOUSE<br />
We ar* looking for dependable peo-<br />
ple wfth reflabto tranaportatton lo Afl<br />
poeMona m the Weesem Suburb*.<br />
A you have e minimum of atx months<br />
experience In any of theee sriss<br />
e WORD PROCESSORS<br />
e DATA ENTRY OPERATORS<br />
e SECRETARIES<br />
e RECEPTIONISTS<br />
9 CLERKS<br />
Or. no experience raqMred tor theee<br />
e PHONE SURVEYORS<br />
e TELEMARKETERS<br />
PLEASE JOIN US ON TUESOAY<br />
FEBRUARY 16 FROM 11AM-4 PM<br />
AT 36701 W 7 MILE. SUITE 198<br />
a M<br />
rtgM<br />
i:n:ieak»u at 1-27S. 1M. floor<br />
•way taM ofltoa Mi W W<br />
Bring pMtve K>, aocMf aecurtfy card<br />
and three<br />
CORPORATE<br />
PERSONNEL<br />
SERVICES<br />
2 6 1 - 1 1 2 0<br />
Secretaries/<br />
Word Processors<br />
$8.50 & Up<br />
Aero Service Corp<br />
591-1100<br />
SECRETARY/AOMlNlSTRATlVf<br />
SECRETARY<br />
pwew ISMB. '»•» • I • •<br />
i* 4 1 plrArVrSflA 1 Se<br />
T M M * Rfl<br />
Mfdka 46CCI4<br />
W •' '• "* W "<br />
aMMY A M A N f<br />
Rwtjrstr<br />
SECRETARY - Pari tone.<br />
K W W t t LeaM beckgraend prw-<br />
torraa. IM m* itaaaaeary Sand ra-<br />
S T i M t a M t T H i S S<br />
Help Wanted<br />
Office-Clerical<br />
_ n computer<br />
Ing. Good peopM akflto.<br />
386 6666<br />
rMY<br />
EXECUTIVE<br />
$20,000 Y R +<br />
Detroit<br />
Major company- _<br />
Strong akMa. WordPerfect greet<br />
beneflt*. Employment Cantor toe<br />
SECRETARY/GENERAL OFFICE<br />
Buey uvonto r*M aetata ofltoa aea*-<br />
Ing an ananjatlc mdfvlekjM with<br />
aoma raM eataM experience tor sec-<br />
retartM type poeRton. Pleeee cal<br />
Oave. 464-7111. or send rmmmm lo<br />
37172 Six Mae. Uvonto. ML. 46152.<br />
SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST tor<br />
Birmingham buflder WordPerfect A<br />
Lotus e muat Starling pay S7/hr<br />
Pleeee cafl 540-3300<br />
SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST - lor<br />
MM paced OuulftoMd construction<br />
wfth good offlca A IMsphons akflto.<br />
on abflRy. Send resume to Box 366<br />
Obeerver A Eccentric llewspspen<br />
36251 Schoolcraft Rd<br />
Uvonto Ml 46150<br />
SECRETARY<br />
SUBURBAN POSITION<br />
To $23,000<br />
Corporate group seeks 2* year*<br />
expertenoe. 66 wpm typing. Word-<br />
Perfect prsfer-ed strong spsfltog<br />
snd gremmer skll* Poeftton oftats<br />
variety and growth Ful benefit*<br />
Cafl Arthur Thomae. 355-4140<br />
SECRETARY<br />
WordPerfect 5.1 and Lotua reqMred<br />
tar Immetflata opening with rapkfly<br />
Mrtng firm- $9.50/1*<br />
473-2931<br />
growing ens<br />
CM Sean M<br />
SECRETARY/WORD PROCESSOR<br />
- executive shered offloee. expen-<br />
snoed and cuetomer service ortent-<br />
*dTTday*/w* 6:30-5 WordPerfec<br />
5.1 required Includtog advanced<br />
teeture* Harvard Graphica/Lotua<br />
helpful. SouthfisM 262-1402<br />
SECRETARY<br />
WORD PROCESSOR<br />
SeverM openlnge m Pfymouth-<br />
UvonM Farmington Temp or<br />
temp-to-perm Good phone sklfl*<br />
Expartanca on 1 or mora<br />
• Mlcroeoft Word<br />
• Lotua 1-2-3<br />
• WordPerfect 5 1<br />
ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166<br />
SECRETARY<br />
$20,000 ±<br />
Engineering company oners ths<br />
perfect poeltlon for you If you toe<br />
working on your own Good word<br />
Cs« 464-0909<br />
SHELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES<br />
SKILLS - SKILLS - SKILLS<br />
We w« And you e Job wtth diem<br />
companies who heve s need lor sec-<br />
Brmg your skflto to ue so that we can<br />
gM you a paycheck soon<br />
Future Force<br />
526-6454<br />
SWITCHBOARO/RECEPTIONIST<br />
Ingersofl Rand m aaaking an experi-<br />
enced mdMduM to operate a PBX<br />
Dimension Switchboard, greet cue-<br />
tomer* A visitor* Applicant muat<br />
hav* a ptoaatnt peraonaflty A neet<br />
lo: Ingereoa Rend Co..<br />
23400 Hatataad Rd. Fvtmngton<br />
Hflto. Ml 46335<br />
An EquM Opportunity Employer<br />
TECHNICAL SUPPORT REP to pro-<br />
vide phone aupport tor an EDI aoft-<br />
were co. Ooes A Modem knowledge<br />
required. Unix helpful Send reeume<br />
A salary requirements to: Box 362.<br />
Obeerver k Eccentric<br />
36251 Schoolcraft Rd<br />
Uvonto Ml 46150<br />
STATISTICAL TYPIST. Kill-time tor<br />
SouthftoM CPA offlce For interview<br />
contact Mr Schonberg. 569-0320<br />
TYPIST/SALES ASSISTANT<br />
Fsrrmngion Hifls baaed edvertiM'ig<br />
compeny. non emoker. fufl or pan<br />
dafly Salary $11,000 to<br />
$18,000<br />
CABLE MEDIA CORPORATION<br />
861-5530<br />
VETERINARY OFFICE MANAGER<br />
Fufl Bme opemnga M Mlchiga<br />
Humane Society's Veterinary Cflmca<br />
m Detroit and Was hand Strong au-<br />
pervtoory. orgsnttattonM and offloa<br />
ak«t required CommRmant lo wv-<br />
mei weftara a must Ptoaee ssnd re-<br />
sume lo: CMc Supervtaor. 37255<br />
Msrquette Rd . Weetland. Ml 46185<br />
WHOLESALE OMtrlbuior Order 0a-<br />
sntry. phone exper1ei.ee. general<br />
offlce akflto Feet paoed offlce. Good<br />
personeflty Starting aatory $300/<br />
s*.. mcreeae In 6 mo* Inctu<br />
baneflla Aak for Mr R 491-7612<br />
WORD PROCESSING SECRETARY)<br />
mtemettonM benklng heedquertar*<br />
haa Imriiadlato opening tar Word-<br />
Perfect 5.1 afth Window* Lotus s<br />
+ To M 50/hr Cafl 3hsfls8l8 7662<br />
WORD<br />
PROCESSORS<br />
HssdsH eapertancjed In:<br />
AOU<br />
313-722-9060 or 313-362-2342<br />
WORD PROCESSORS<br />
I of I •<br />
•Mng agency haa poemone tor ex<br />
anced word prooaeeort. Enjoy<br />
vartoty of M* dynamic anvkon-<br />
tt 89 So/hr Caa Shefle 387-0036<br />
906 Help Wanted<br />
BAR/RESTAURANT/OFFICE<br />
rocmrfoodHIgh Pay No eapert-<br />
lit. Eat 131<br />
509 Help Wanted<br />
ANTHONY'S RESTAURANT I<br />
-.^niciuc ere toaldna tar erMmei<br />
Be. anMBflflc MiaijJbMto to ••<br />
lottowwa B ustoona to Februery.<br />
. MANAQER/SUPWVBOR<br />
• •ARTEHOfRS<br />
•SERVERS<br />
HOSTS/ROOM SERVICE<br />
ATTENDANTS<br />
JaeB—S—a aiaflauis M the Fr<br />
>esk or by mafl:<br />
SHERATON OAKS<br />
27000 SHERATON DR."<br />
NOVI. Ml. 46377<br />
(313P46 5000<br />
BAR HELP<br />
ad pay-Wan<br />
Fermlnglon<br />
474-3533<br />
BAR PERSON WANTED<br />
pay A upe. U A pari I<br />
I Or cafl. 427-11ST<br />
wood Loiaiga.<br />
UvonM.<br />
BAR STAFF. WAIT STAFF $<br />
COOKS - spply aflhln RaMar* Kay-<br />
board Lounge. 1670 S Wayne Rd<br />
BARTENDER<br />
Part tima daya. $S par hour.<br />
12 HI Pub. SouthftoM<br />
353-0016<br />
BARTENDERS. WAfT PEOPLE k<br />
Doorman tar Rock Asiay Cat* Ap-<br />
m paraon. 34275 Ford Rd.<br />
phrlnperw<br />
Weetland.<br />
BARTENOER. WATT PERSON<br />
Ful nma Clancy-a Bar A Grtfl. 32350<br />
W 8 Mi.. Farmington Hflta.<br />
477-7177<br />
BATES HAMBURGERS - NOVI<br />
Now accepting appflcattoria tor tm k<br />
part nma. Managers Cooks &<br />
WMtatafl poemone Apply el 43410<br />
Grend RNar M Novl Rd.<br />
BE EARNING «20 par hour by<br />
aprtngllma 30 management poei-<br />
ttona tar experienced tood service<br />
psr*onnto. Cer nssdsd 650-1332<br />
BUDDY'S NOW HIRING<br />
SOUP AND SAUCE COOK<br />
We offer attractive wages<br />
and a competitive benefit<br />
package. Send resume to:<br />
Buddy's Pizza, 31800<br />
Northwestern Hwy.. Suite<br />
206, WP. Farmington Hills.<br />
Ml . 46334.<br />
BUDDY S PIZZA - LIVONIA<br />
Now hiring tar afl poMtion*. lufl and<br />
pert time Pleeee sppfy In person<br />
snytime at 33606 Plymouth Roed<br />
BURTON MANOR IN LIVONIA<br />
le hiring pen time help for Bus Per<br />
son*. Cooks, Porter*. A Parkmo Al<br />
tandant*. Wagee from $6-$t 75.<br />
75/<br />
hour Expartanca helpful, but wM<br />
train, flexible hours KtoM tor Home-<br />
maker* Appfy In per*on at<br />
27777 Schoolcraft. I<br />
baft A inkster<br />
. between MMdle-<br />
BUSTER'S BAY<br />
NOW HIRING experienced Server*<br />
Server AaaHtvtts. Ber Tsndsr*.<br />
Food Runner*. Dtoh Craw Appfy m<br />
peraon Mon -Frl 2-Spm Only.<br />
4106 Orchard Lake Rd . Orchard<br />
Lake. Mi (Comer of Pontiac Tram<br />
No phoned<br />
CANTON BIG BOY now hiring lor<br />
Management " poeltlons Apply In<br />
peraon at 45250 Ford Rd<br />
chef<br />
First cook neerty reedy tor promo-<br />
tion lo sous chef Restaurant plus<br />
active catering department Fun<br />
beneftta. 5 day week, competitive<br />
salary Sand reeuma to Suite 13.<br />
16231 W. 14 Mle Rd . Birmingham.<br />
Ml 46025<br />
COME JOIN<br />
OUR WINNING TEAM!<br />
BILL KNAPP'S<br />
RESTAURANT<br />
IS NOW HIRING:<br />
ALL POSITIONS<br />
FOR ALL SHIFTS<br />
H you enjoy having fun whMe you<br />
wort snd you enjoy people - stop by<br />
snd Al out an application at tha tot-<br />
lowing locations:<br />
PLYMOUTH - 40900 Ann Arbor Rd<br />
UVONIA - 3295S Plymouth Rd<br />
18999 S Laurel Pkrk Dr<br />
PADDY'S PUB<br />
EXPERIENCED COOKS<br />
Ftexlbto hour*, day*, eve*, week-<br />
ends. benefits. Apply to. 1809 fi<br />
Wayne Rd . Weetland 722-5330<br />
COOK tor high volume go* courss.<br />
muet have experience In ordering,<br />
control of inventory, preparation of<br />
dafly specials A organizing dally op-<br />
eration of F A B dapt<br />
Send reeume to Jkn Phelps. 18687<br />
Seminole. Redford. Ml 48240<br />
COOKS<br />
SERVERS<br />
Wearaloo. ig tor enthuMaaflr<br />
peopw Ike yourself Day*, evening*<br />
Ful or pen time Experience pre-<br />
lerred Apply M:<br />
The Ground Round<br />
30005 Orchard Lake<br />
Farmington Hills<br />
651-7404<br />
An EquM Opportunity Employer<br />
COOK Wanted tor prtvete dub See-<br />
eon only. Frt-Sun. Experienced<br />
Send reeuma to. Box 324<br />
Obeerver A Eooentrlc Newepepen<br />
36251 Schoolcreft Rd<br />
Uvonta Ml 46150<br />
DAY DOOR HOST/HOSTESS. Prep<br />
snd Sue peraonnel Ftaxibto hour*<br />
FaM. tun restaurant Apply<br />
Otomond Jim Brady*. Novl Town<br />
Novl vaage<br />
la currently<br />
DIETARY<br />
ftalk Miiam Community<br />
WaM Rd .Npyt<br />
y acxaaptlng appt<br />
A Dietary AWa* A«tfr m<br />
9em-3pm, 46162<br />
91MSB-6S30<br />
ONMO ROOM MANAGER<br />
porary. fresh isslcrU res-<br />
Is looking tor rttgM dtomg<br />
meger WluM hsna 2 yr* Ane<br />
•peftonce<br />
OCEAN GRILLE<br />
Satad/Ful Time: WaM Staff<br />
•/Afl SMita Apply in paraiai<br />
ONLY The FtoM Approach 360 t<br />
14 I '<br />
r KMchan hatp aaa John)<br />
ITON'S I SSI l H growlnc<br />
now Mrtng: WMtotafl,<br />
raoa, Bue Help A OMh<br />
Room Hatp Apply at Lo*. Slock A<br />
N.W. corner at Orake A<br />
DISNEY ON ICE<br />
TICKET WINNERS<br />
The Real* Family The Plecha Family<br />
14028 Stamford 41431 Stafford Ct.<br />
Uvonia 40154 * <strong>Canton</strong> 40180<br />
Pleaoo call the promotion department<br />
of the Observer & Eccentric before 4<br />
p.m. Friday, to claim your tree ttcketo.<br />
591-2300, ext. 2153<br />
Congratulations!<br />
906 IMpWi<br />
COOKS. WAITSTAFP a Bm I<br />
MBM* part A M Mm* Ape<br />
I cay.<br />
0JETARY TECHNICIAN/C.OJM.<br />
Center. 71348 Jay RtL<br />
WaMtand.ta.48261-9500<br />
An EquM Opporfuntly Emptoyar<br />
DW^.DWVERS. DRIVERS<br />
•S-TIAAMWAATIBP*<br />
NM. 36446 Michigan Ava.<br />
E»««NCED Wall A Berate*<br />
or PMWtota. Apply M 1940<br />
Chophouae. 1940 E. Jeftaraon<br />
OMroUCMI. 867-1940<br />
Qourrnet to<br />
GO. 35966 Grand MMT. 471-6816<br />
HOTEL<br />
If you are looking tor a oompelWve<br />
sManr sttr active beneftta compre-<br />
hensive training, snd cwaar opoor-<br />
^fly. took ta the HoUttay ton.'falr-<br />
MnaTMl and part tone poafltona « a<br />
aialabli tar •iffslaaliu protoe-<br />
sMnaM who are commftled to pro-<br />
vMtog quaflly customer sarvto*<br />
Prep Cooks<br />
Servers<br />
BanquM Set-Dp<br />
Banquet Servers<br />
Host/Hostess<br />
The rewards sre graat Apply In par-<br />
son on Tuesday. 12 noon to 5pm<br />
Wsdnseday and Thursday. 9-11MTI<br />
M Hoflday inn. FMrtane. Ford Roed<br />
and SouthftoM<br />
HOTEL<br />
Preabgloua atogant Novl hotM seek-<br />
ing superior ssrvtce oriented Une<br />
Cock* AM or PM shtfta evaflabta.<br />
Join u* in providing our guest* with<br />
' hospnaflty. We o*tar a<br />
. to a<br />
Kjppomve work environment. Apply<br />
In peraon Morv-Frt. 9-5pm at<br />
The Hotel Beronette<br />
27790 Novl Rd.. Novt, ML 48377<br />
KITCHEN MANAGER<br />
Must be tamRer w/haMth code, or-<br />
dering A receiving tood Ex-military<br />
With benefits, salary<br />
Cal tar appt.. leave<br />
427-4173<br />
LITTLE ITALY RESTAURANT<br />
Now accepting appflcaltona tor dMh<br />
A food prep help Cafl after 2pm.<br />
346-0575<br />
MANAGEMENT POS4TIONS aveH-<br />
kbta. Competitive aatory.<br />
Major ptiza cham on the<br />
906 HeipWi<br />
IF YOU'RE WORKING<br />
HARD BUT YOUR<br />
PAYCHECK'S HARDLY<br />
WORKING<br />
« peys to work at Red Lot>-<br />
ster. Jom our team wtd<br />
you'* «n)oy great money,<br />
excellent benefits, full<br />
training and a work envi-<br />
ronment that'8 as fun aa It<br />
la convenient!<br />
We have oppoctunWee lor<br />
o Diahwaahers<br />
o Alley Coordinators<br />
o Bus Persons<br />
Apply in paraon Monday - Friday, 2<br />
m. • 4 PM. M Rad LoOeter 8774 K.<br />
Wayne Rd.. WsstMnd. ML We are an<br />
squM opportaNiy emptoyar.<br />
RED LOBSTER<br />
RESTAURANT<br />
MANAGERS!!!<br />
QB4ERAL MANAGER to S36K +<br />
MANAGER to $21<br />
ENTRY LEVEL to<br />
cnato. EieaAsrii bsnaflto. IrafeWigt<br />
career opporfunfly . LocM ursta.<br />
473-7212<br />
Steven J. Greene PeraonnM<br />
SEEKING a quflflBsd mature adtfll to<br />
te m a vartoty of joba to airport the<br />
Mon. - Frl.. good pey and benefit*.<br />
Cefl DevM. 461. """<br />
SHIELDS<br />
ing tor part ttma/lul ttme help lo<br />
caehtar* and gsnarM help Fun<br />
working abnoapher* located at the<br />
Novl Expo Carder. Aak tor Paul. Lee<br />
orJufle2-$pm 351-0010<br />
2 yra<br />
SOUS CHEFS<br />
expertono*<br />
g. Pey con*<br />
nc* Metro<br />
TGI FRIDAYS - now<br />
Apply m paraon. 26299 Evergreen<br />
SouthftoM Ml 353-6630<br />
hiring axpart-<br />
hoet/haetaa*<br />
yoe'd Ike to be a pan of the Mem.<br />
aend reeume to: 35301<br />
growl If<br />
•e teem.<br />
Schoolcraft.<br />
MANAGERS<br />
industry leader, national tomfly ree-<br />
taurart chain, rteeda experienced,<br />
ambitious management dedicated<br />
to service immedUto iocM open-<br />
ings. Etc sfl sm benefit*, trsfnmg A<br />
caraar opportunity $23- $28K<br />
Bonus<br />
PERSONNEL SYSTEMS<br />
459-1166<br />
MCDONALDS MANAGEMENT<br />
Experienced prtorrad or srtl train.<br />
Benefits Gardan City. Novl. Wtxom<br />
aa. 646-5602<br />
NEW PUB haa openings tor<br />
wen staft. bartender, cock A kitchen<br />
Apply m person al 33210 W 14<br />
Mfl* (Farmington Rd.) W. Bloom-<br />
AsM. weekdays bsfwsen I0em-4pm.<br />
NOW HIRING CaahMrs A Cook*<br />
from Sam. Cotod toad to entry level<br />
management poeflton Appfy In per-<br />
aon before 11am or altar 2prn.<br />
Hardee's of Redtord. 11307 Tato-<br />
oraph. Redtord<br />
PART TIME WAIT STAFF I<br />
and pan nma or tuA nma Dming<br />
Supervtaor poeRtons svMtofrto<br />
Trowbridge Senior LMng tor<br />
Marriott Corporation<br />
sceapted at 24111 CJvtc Center Dr<br />
between 10am and 3pm Mon.-Frl.<br />
Expertenoe pietoiied Come In par-<br />
raaurna No phone<br />
PASTRY CHEF A PASTRY CHEF<br />
ASSISTANT Ambitious A creative<br />
Send rseume: Pastry. Chef P.O. Box<br />
251621. W BtoomttoM, Ml 48325<br />
PIZZA HUT INC.<br />
t looking tor help to the loAowtng<br />
SHIFT MANAGER<br />
DAY COOK<br />
WAITSTAFF<br />
Competitive wages Apply wflhto:<br />
33000 Northwsslsrn Hwy . comer of<br />
851-6230<br />
RESTAURANT MANAGER<br />
Experienced In tood. beverage. A-<br />
nanctoi control*, labto service A<br />
catering Hoapltaflzatton. Me meur-<br />
snce A vacations provided.<br />
Send reeume A aatory requkemenu<br />
to Box a 360<br />
Obeerver A Eccentric Newapeperi<br />
36251 Schooicrsft Rd.<br />
Livonia Ml 48150<br />
SERVERS - BUS PERSONS<br />
ALL SHIFTS - FLEXIBLE HOURS<br />
BENEFITS - Appfy In person<br />
DENNY'S RESTAURANT<br />
28681 Telegraph. A 12 MAe<br />
RICHARD A REISS<br />
COUNTER SERVER<br />
BUS/DISH PERSON<br />
Full A pen-time<br />
Apply In peraon<br />
273 Pierce St<br />
Downtown Birmingham<br />
SHIELD S OF NOVI a now hlrtog ex-<br />
perienced kitchen Waft AM A PM<br />
shift* Appfy m person 42100 Grand<br />
River. Novl. bMeaen 2-4pm<br />
WAITPERSON<br />
Fufl snd pan time Apply m paraon.<br />
The Box Ber A GrB, 777 West Ann<br />
Arbor Trsfl. Plymouth<br />
500 Help W<br />
ARE YOU<br />
THINKING ABOUT A<br />
REAL ESTATE CAREER?<br />
• AO, you osMAtajswaafltal<br />
Hosts why we we a 1 A t a f l<br />
ptaoa and MM aifltad to toAura «sr<br />
sucoass. Losk Mow sd undv REAL<br />
err ATI PROFESSIONALS, AA RAM<br />
DWCOVER THE DIFFERENCE<br />
afl Jkn 8te»ane a ftaM Lamphsr<br />
4 5 9 - 6 0 0 0<br />
COLDWELL<br />
BANKER<br />
Schweitzer Reel Estate<br />
A BEAUTIFUL SECRET: An<br />
aapartanoe rsqulrad CaB. 486-6-171<br />
A CAREER SHOULD BE BY<br />
0C8K3N....NOT BY DEFAULT<br />
ly RaM Estate Ona ollara<br />
ambfltaua IndMdual and 9i*n aup-<br />
port* tooae cRotoas through mten-<br />
ahta trMntoft. stall •MMsnct. f^h<br />
CTST-<br />
juarantead<br />
Lisa Dumsa<br />
356-7111<br />
REAL ESTATE ONE, INC.<br />
AOCOUKT<br />
MCI long iflMAlius. rnmmMMan pkjs<br />
raMdusto aquM SOK ptas ArM yeer<br />
- tor satas manager<br />
313-473-li*0<br />
ADOmONAL INCOME - Looking tor<br />
safl motivated peopta who wouM<br />
Aa to Mart a home baaed bualn aaa<br />
456-7866<br />
AOVERTtSMG SALES<br />
M^r-tas^n.guM.tor<br />
mant* Exoafl<br />
canon A organaalksnM sSUta<br />
Cafl Jerry M 442-7373<br />
ADVERTISING SALES/<br />
CUSTOMER SERVICE REP<br />
r pubflMiai of church<br />
RMSAtattar* MdMduM tnouM be or-<br />
preeantMlon tor m-<br />
botvM/outbound advertiser cafl*<br />
Computer sMBa a plue. NO CALLS.<br />
lah <strong>Public</strong>ations, P.O. Box 71065.<br />
Madtoon Heights. Ml 46071<br />
WATT PERSON - Fufl bme Mtar<br />
noon* Apply m person. 9em-3pm.<br />
My Granny* 27545 Plymouth Rd .<br />
Uvonto. 1 bfli. W. of Inkatar<br />
WAITRESSES - EXPERIENCED<br />
For LaurM Park Coney latond<br />
Cafl John or Tom before 11AM or<br />
after 2PM, m Uvonla 462-0121<br />
WAIT STAFF<br />
Appucattona accepted 2-5pm at<br />
Hockey's Of NorthvtAs<br />
41122 Weet 7 MSs<br />
WAIT STAFF. COOKS<br />
BAR STAFF. BUS STAFF<br />
Mam Centre Grflto accepting appli-<br />
cation* starting Mon.. 9am-5pm dal-<br />
ly 146 CEntar, Northvflta. 360-9350<br />
WArTSTAFF - COOKS<br />
Poalttona open tor day*/night*, hfli<br />
and/or part-nma mm*. Fun. buay<br />
working atmoaphere<br />
Appfy:<br />
len s On the Green<br />
5 MAS M 275<br />
420-0646<br />
WAIT STAFF A COOK<br />
New reataursnt. downtown Farm-<br />
ington. Fufl or pan tkne No Iquor.<br />
Aak tor JoeorOebbl* 477-1660<br />
WATT STAFF<br />
abto to wort wseksn ds. mormnga or<br />
eve* AppAcaflone accepted M Holi-<br />
day Inn Of SouthflaM. between 2-6<br />
pm. 26555 Telegraph Rd<br />
Nophone<br />
WAIT STAFF<br />
FMl or pan tuna Frank le*<br />
Cal Tue* A Frl 12noon-3pm (or)<br />
Mon thru Frt 7pm-9pm. 421-3424<br />
A CAREER.<br />
A GREAT PLACE TO WORK<br />
AND A $25,000 DOLLAR<br />
MINIMUM INCOME GUARANTEE<br />
IS WHAT WE CAN OFFER TO THE<br />
AMBITIOUS, CONSCIENTIOUS<br />
AND SELF MOTIVATED<br />
Cal JOSEPH P MELNIK. CRB. CRS<br />
REAL ESTATE ONE. INC.<br />
THE PLYMOUTH/CANTON OFFICE<br />
455-7000<br />
AN OPPORTUNITY<br />
IS KNOCKIN"<br />
Our compeny m I I growing<br />
meat compeny to the mMwset You<br />
can elan now and earn.<br />
$600-$1500 per week<br />
Company vetUcM. monthly prize*<br />
trip* weakly bonus check. A marv-<br />
agment opportunrty No expertenoe<br />
required-<br />
Monroe (313)243-4004<br />
500 Help Wanted<br />
A REAL ESTATE CAREER<br />
a yaw-en Man M M t o<br />
MAIM, you<br />
MM oantral<br />
REAL ESTAT<br />
Better Homes & Gardens<br />
AREYOUUKEME?<br />
I work hard an<br />
MnaatoM* My<br />
wel tor my ~<br />
showroom. I enjoy paopto and gM<br />
E a ;<br />
mo. end<br />
'•"it if*<br />
have a lu<br />
too majoi<br />
cation and avan profli MMrtng.<br />
A this sounds Aka you. we I<br />
be better<br />
product. I<br />
ol $2500/<br />
rm not ths MgftaM peM<br />
Ml to my company. I Mao<br />
baneflla peckage todud-<br />
BUENOS AIRES<br />
ARGENTINA<br />
MEXICO<br />
LdoMnatayMBBlflwoiijitfl Mreseo<br />
.ttatodeyl<br />
(313)466-7746<br />
to fffuper-<br />
CemtwenMI OeSi^lSan to tockjqg<br />
work to our Oaarbom Ht* A West<br />
A CAREER •! REAL ESTATE<br />
SALES WITH US IS A "REAL JOB".<br />
Our<br />
Or proursms and<br />
are so silectlve we<br />
PONT GAMBLE WITH YOUR<br />
FUTURE. CALL ME TOOAYW<br />
SUE KELLY, 644-4700<br />
REAL ESTATE ONE. BJC.<br />
CTFLLDREN-S SHOE SALES<br />
Uma/part ttova, downs<br />
1 owe asenlfia.<br />
47V 7811<br />
CORPORATE SALEBI<br />
provided. Satas baMuround pr*<br />
Wad. Cafl. LtolgtoM Part to Part<br />
TrawL 313-463-4100<br />
DO YOU HAVE SALES ABIUTY7<br />
»* heve i<br />
Ptossai<br />
Cafl Gary<br />
CAII Mr. Johnaon,549-2900<br />
ART VAN FURNITURE<br />
4331 N. Woodward Ave.<br />
Royal Oak. Ml 46072<br />
ATTENTION<br />
H you are tooMng tor an opportunity<br />
lo Join one ol the lastoM growing<br />
service nompsnlss to tto country,<br />
your aearch Is over. TruOreari/<br />
ChamLasm. Amartoa's largest lawn<br />
A tree care company * now Mrtng<br />
Ml lima yaar around Satas ftoprs-<br />
oompetlilve baea aatory ol<br />
$300-S360Aeask and a U<br />
benefit per* age Whet you muM of-<br />
tor us is conBdsnos, sggissM t<br />
nee* good oommunlcatton skM<br />
scheduto an Interview tor our Uvo-<br />
nto location caB Andy Hunt 525-5200<br />
ATTENTION<br />
$10 an hr poaMbto $7 an hr.<br />
guaranteed Flexible hour*. Lawn<br />
Cere Sato* 353-7799<br />
AUTO SALES<br />
. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY<br />
Poeitton oiler* *atey. com-<br />
Bon. peM vacation*, stabfllty. men-<br />
agament opportunity.<br />
Contact Sales Manager al: 425-5400<br />
AUTO SALES<br />
Uvonto ChryMer-Plymouth haa an<br />
opening tor a career-minded auto-<br />
motive new car aatoa protoeatonM<br />
Tired of your boring Job. SM tncomel<br />
Consider this opportunity^<br />
•Greet Benefits<br />
• PaM Vacation<br />
ARE YOU LOOKING<br />
FOR A CHANGE?<br />
I love my new Job. My oM Job wes<br />
rmtmr Bta thl*. The work is taM<br />
paoed and cftaflangtog. I work be-<br />
tween 42 and 46 hour* In a wel dto-<br />
Pjayad Mwwiroom^l jnioy^peopls<br />
from hetping (hem. I now earn nfbre<br />
than $3000/mo and I'm not the<br />
to my<br />
pany I atoo have a I<br />
package mdudtog major medtoM<br />
WAITSTAFF/HOST PERSON<br />
to peraon: Red COM Tavern<br />
N. Woodward. RoyM Oak<br />
WAITSTAFF<br />
Mltdi'a M now Mrtog dependable m-<br />
dMduMs tar permanent poefttone.<br />
Ftaxibto scheduto* A piisssnl work-<br />
ing condMon* Apply: Mitch'* 4000<br />
Caaa EAzabath. Watertord<br />
WAITSTAFF - PM or U time .<br />
Farmmgton Hlfla are* Expertanoe<br />
pietoiied. Cafl Irom 1-4pm. week-<br />
days: 932-2541<br />
506 Help Wanted Salee<br />
ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE SALES<br />
Career opportunity wMh SoufheaM-<br />
MkMgan * MrgaM ATAT VAR<br />
supplier of hightech letacom-<br />
municaltona equipment, network.*.<br />
Twers HlgheM rnmmtoelone<br />
toduetry wflh bonu*. profit<br />
401-K plan, medicel/optl-<br />
cai/dantM maurance. car sflowanca.<br />
and expenae raimburaament.<br />
Ptoaee cefl Deve Ftoher at 469-0146<br />
ext 202 to arrange an appointment<br />
Account Executive<br />
Faat growing fumflure rental com-<br />
pany aaaka experienced outalde<br />
representative High proflto<br />
poeitton requires strong communi-<br />
cation A organaatlonM tMA* Tra-<br />
advencementopportvm*- tto* Competitive satory A compteri-<br />
sanfve benefit peckage Sand<br />
r. Globe Fur-<br />
niture Rental*. P*r*ormM Dapt.<br />
33300 Van Oyka. StorAng Hgt*.. Ml<br />
46312.<br />
BUILDER & CONTRACTOR<br />
SALES PERSON<br />
Building material distributor has posi-<br />
tions for an aggressive sales person<br />
to make sales calls in Wayne. Oakland<br />
& Washtenaw Counties. Must have<br />
degree in Sales or Marketing & willing<br />
to work. Will pay base salary plus<br />
bonus, auto & business expense re-<br />
imbursed. Profit Sharing & Blue Cross.<br />
Send resume & salary history to:<br />
,Box 326<br />
(Dbsrrtrr & Cccrntnr ilftospaprrs<br />
36251 Schoolcraft<br />
Uvonla, Ml 48150<br />
profit sharing<br />
to this sounds aka you. wa ahouta<br />
tMk.<br />
ART VAN FURNITURE<br />
WESTLAND MR THOMAS<br />
425-9800<br />
NOVI MR DONOVAN<br />
348-8922<br />
LIVONIA MR FERGUSON<br />
478-6870<br />
ART & POSTER SALES<br />
Mignhj* experienced people orient-<br />
ed SouthMd Cal daya 357-2972<br />
ADVERTISING SALES<br />
Immedtote npaningt<br />
For outatoe Satoe Rape to work to<br />
Oekland County. FiM and pan ume<br />
poafltona avaflabto.<br />
Cal 313-949-4809.<br />
AMBITIOUS<br />
homa. Frtandhr peraon. 5 year* work<br />
expertenoe United MamoriM Gar-<br />
den* 862-6902 or 261-2759<br />
A ssiattm Manager Trainee<br />
NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY<br />
We're new lo Michigan but growing<br />
faat. M you have the burning desire<br />
rears juat haven't At the bfll then cal<br />
today- Earn $500 every waak atari-<br />
tog now. No mghta or weak en da.<br />
Branch Manager possibilities within<br />
the 1M yr tor the right peraon CMI<br />
a. 354-0447<br />
ATTENTION SALES ASSOCIATES<br />
Experienced or Naw<br />
CoMwefl Banker Dfflerenca-<br />
' Four CommMton Plana<br />
RMai i aM'Relocation<br />
• Best Buyar*/Ba« Seller* Systems<br />
Pey<br />
Muet heve peat Job lataieiicee an<br />
aoma aatoa expertenoe. Serious<br />
minded only need appfy See naw<br />
car aalaa department at<br />
Uvonta Chrytaei -Plymouth<br />
30777 Plymouth Roed .UvonM<br />
525-5000<br />
AUTO VAN 6 TRUCK Custom cen-<br />
ter looking lor experienced<br />
sMsap*r*om. Apply s»<br />
Van, Tatagraph A 5 Mfl*<br />
BE YOUR OWN BOSS<br />
Nutrition A heefth oriented oompany<br />
looking for enthusiastic, salt<br />
474-7024<br />
BLOOMFCLO HILLS ful service In-<br />
surance agency mtarvtawlng com-<br />
mercial Anea producer with proven<br />
track record tar aalee poeitton Ful<br />
oompeneation package svaflabto.<br />
Cal M* Rowcfllto st (313) 540-1020<br />
BOOKSTORE RETAIL SALES<br />
Our Michigan store to South* sl J<br />
needa motivated, caraar-minded ra-<br />
tal aatoaparaon tar our non-emok-<br />
Ing store. RotaA/bookatora experi-<br />
ence deeirabto. Good pay plua ban-<br />
eflla. Join ou growing company<br />
Send reeume to: Box 336<br />
Obeerver A Eccentric Hawapapaij<br />
36251 Schoolcraft Rd.<br />
Uvonla Ml 46150<br />
BRAND NEW Offlce looking tor<br />
phone proe tar iocM badge deal*<br />
HlgheM commtaatona peM. Cafl Bob<br />
Davie 557-4142<br />
CELLULAR PHONES<br />
No experience naceeeary. we tram<br />
Cal 474-2626<br />
CELLULAR TELEPHONE SALES<br />
Pan time work m Ptymoulh-<strong>Canton</strong><br />
are* Make your own hour*. Excel-<br />
lent commission with bonusat No<br />
experience neceeeery Afl training<br />
and matanato provided Send ra-<br />
auma to: BOX 37i,<br />
Obeerver A Eccentric Newapaper*<br />
36251 Schoolcraft Rd.<br />
UvonM Ml 46150<br />
CHANGE YOUR LIFE!<br />
Start a new career In reM aetata<br />
today Cafl Carol Shafton. 652-6500<br />
"REAL ESTATE ONE<br />
EDUCATIONAL SALES<br />
Trada school satas experience re-<br />
quired Very. vary_high aorntoga Ex<br />
COLLEGE GRADS<br />
Tired M tandtoa reeumea A osntno<br />
No response?<br />
CREATIVE SALES<br />
A yw are your Ow*\ loughaM com-<br />
petitor. you have one ot the keys to<br />
being airrsssM to oia cereer. We<br />
ars saaklng tM peraon atoo needs<br />
A "dependence<br />
•KM rewei ds A<br />
ol acoompflsftmanL Top<br />
^ . 860.000 plus to<br />
1992. We aM eonaMor aartoue appfl-<br />
S^ C ,<br />
net<br />
2191. Bkrmngriam. Ml<br />
313-540-9300<br />
Cafl or aubmft r<br />
to- Con OtterbMn, Michigan<br />
FtoenOM Group. 30600 Talagrapn<br />
Miaafes<br />
May quMVy tar Ml mm agme, M<br />
$3Q00pwmon1eSto9iwontMMn<br />
tone training snd aaeng tor camaato-<br />
ston* Four yaar dAffM rs«MM<br />
plua $8000 to AquM aaaaflH J<br />
586-1680. #ax reaume 80B-fl<br />
0r $7 , lei<br />
WMtod Lake. Ml'<br />
MANAGEMENT OPPOrtVUNITTES<br />
Marketing Trainee<br />
tocM ofltoa Ol a KlflonM organiza-<br />
tion nasds a good taw paoptaTaflB-<br />
mg to wort herd and M AMned<br />
GUARANTEED 825.000 BrM yaar to-<br />
M356-7111<br />
MORTGAGE LOAN<br />
ORIGINATOR<br />
Pretar co<br />
pertonc* ReM<br />
we train toe ngfk person. FiM time<br />
powtion. wAh draw, car Mknsanoa A<br />
tafl benaftta. Aak tor Mosc Or Cheryt<br />
MARATHON MORTOAOC 367-6600<br />
NATIONAL MARKETING<br />
taking Michigan by alonti. tooktog<br />
lor<br />
NORTH OAKLANO<br />
moirveled A t<br />
orlgtoator. Cal Lysat M<br />
son. No experience ritr iiiiij. MUM<br />
be t alsbli mghta A i a al. ai<br />
Hourly raM plus commMMon. Apply<br />
43236 11 MM Rd.. tocaAad to tha<br />
portunAtoa aaAebla tor qiiaHMd<br />
IndMduM Hourly rata, cnmmlealon<br />
thru Friday<br />
•sled applicants csfl<br />
10em-5pm Monday<br />
962-2654<br />
Customer Service/<br />
Telephone Sales<br />
handto ao we are expendkig our de-<br />
peopto who know how to pump up<br />
and give 110* cuMomer<br />
K you know the Ins and outs of serv-<br />
icing customer* over the phono and<br />
are goto oriented. Join Mtcfugar i<br />
I product*<br />
nmasy fashion Offlca products ex-<br />
perience helpful. Competitive<br />
MACAULEY-S OFFICE PROOUCTS<br />
15188 W 6 MAe Roed<br />
Detroit. Ml 46237<br />
Attn: Jeermin Coman<br />
ENTRY LEVEL<br />
SALES REP<br />
Excaflani Ti<br />
Local territory DeneflU<br />
Earn baae salary -f com-<br />
mletoon lo $35,000 Ar« yeer De-<br />
' rred Experienced repe or<br />
d* welcome 473-7210<br />
Steven J . Greene PeraonnM<br />
REAL ESTATE<br />
CAREER<br />
AMBITIOUS? CONSCIENTIOUS?<br />
WE WANT YOU!!<br />
We we train you and start you on<br />
long torm. high Income caraar.<br />
Cafl John Baflfuaa. UvonM<br />
REAL ESTATE ONE<br />
261-0700<br />
EXPERIENCED RETAIL SALES Per-<br />
aon tor kMchan cabinet seta* to-<br />
CMt<br />
525-8611<br />
FLOOR COVERING<br />
• SALESPERSON •<br />
For s peraonM tolarvMw contact:<br />
JACQUELINE STEUER<br />
737-9000 477-4353<br />
COLDWELL BANKER<br />
Schweitzer Reei Estate<br />
CUSTOMER SUPPORT<br />
REPRESENTATIVE<br />
Mlchigen's largest Canon da<br />
mtervtawing tar a paraon to train on<br />
Canon offlca machinea A be In-<br />
volved to cuatomar support Exoal-<br />
ient communication akM A an at-<br />
tractive peraonaflty are important<br />
Excelanl compeneanon program A<br />
oppommity for advar<br />
Sand raauma to:<br />
Attn Connie Jamea. Hovtnge<br />
nees Systems inc.. 41180 E<br />
St. Novl. Ml 46375-1300<br />
Bridge<br />
CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITY<br />
For over 43 years a tradition of quality<br />
Real Estale Brokerage has been our<br />
Hallmark at<br />
wWEIR. MANUEL. SNYDER & RANKE, INC.<br />
tyork with some of Michigan s highest<br />
earning Real Esiate Sales Associates A<br />
lOmted number of sales positions are<br />
currently available<br />
•• OFFICES IN R O C H E S T E R TROY<br />
BIRMINGHAM. PLYMOUTH AND<br />
WEST B L O O M F I E L D<br />
• IN HOUSE TRAINING PROVIDED<br />
•• TRAINING C L A S S E S START<br />
•' REGULARLY<br />
For more information and<br />
Confidential interview with<br />
Phyllis Goodrich. Director<br />
of Career Development<br />
Call 851-5500.<br />
$<br />
£<br />
WEIR. MANUEL. SNYDER & RANKE, INC.<br />
REALTORS<br />
Your Invitation<br />
To A New Future.<br />
Find out what makes a rewarding career,<br />
especially when you're a pan of the largest real<br />
estate vales organization, the CENTURY 21 *<br />
system Join us for our free Career Session this<br />
week Seating is limited, call today<br />
4 6 4 - 6 4 0 0<br />
ASK FOR STEVE HOCKING<br />
Hartford South. Inc.<br />
39209 W Six Mile Rd • Suite IOO-A<br />
Livonia, Ml 48152<br />
C H A M B E R L A I N<br />
A Leadar In Aaa/ Eatafa Brokfgm Sinea 194S<br />
100% COMMISSION<br />
PROGRAM<br />
CHAM8E&IA1N. REALTORS is searching f a<br />
some special individuals to compliment our<br />
already outstanding sales staff. YOU mlflM be<br />
just such a person. For information about our<br />
pre-Kcensing class, our training program, and<br />
our EXCLUSIVE 100% COMMISSION PLAN,<br />
please call for a confidential Interview.<br />
BETTE BALL<br />
RECRUITING DIRECTOR<br />
6 4 7 - 6 4 0 0<br />
Chamberlain<br />
Looking for an expertonoed.<br />
protoeatonM aatoa<br />
minimum ol 41061<br />
peraon with<br />
COWWTfl<br />
knowledge of measurl<br />
blue prlnta and <<br />
2J0 pan.<br />
Rtomar Ftoor* Inc<br />
FULL-TRIE: SALES Paraon needed<br />
tor contemporary tamaura store<br />
Caa BRMHT OEA'S. «d aak tar<br />
Rob 313-641-6640<br />
GET SMART A GET PAC 8<br />
netaner group ni<br />
Cafl inspiration I<br />
1-600-660-1037<br />
OOOQ PAY FOR TELEMARKETERS<br />
tar good pay ExceL<br />
ts and protaaatonM<br />
dsmaenor to us todar • bs working<br />
£ 7 a £ 2 £<br />
ORM JEWELERS hss a aa<br />
tog tar dynamic pei soneflt) as s Ana<br />
Jewelry ConauRant » you are inter-<br />
salad to bemg pert of an axcfUng<br />
company pleeee come to an mero<br />
duos youraafl 101 E Main St.<br />
ocrrsiQE SALES<br />
opsmrig tar aggreeef^ pro-<br />
M wWi technics! background<br />
tahed tsrmory An amphaato on taa-<br />
pkj* Reeume to: Box 290<br />
Obeerver A Eccentric Newspaper*<br />
36251 Schoolcraft Rd.<br />
Uvonto Ml 48150<br />
PART TIME PHONE WORKER<br />
Partact tor homamaker* alio Ave<br />
I* For extra to-<br />
Future Force<br />
528-3454<br />
PART-miE Ra<br />
do section mis. buAd dMpley*<br />
313-667-2510<br />
PEOPLE PERSONALITY<br />
A you effloy gaatoig people. IMS<br />
could be Al New compeny needs<br />
outgoing people to help MAh growei<br />
GreM money. No phone Intaritaw*<br />
963-1173<br />
PERSONNEL CONSULTANT<br />
Ambitious mdMduM wflh 2 p<br />
yeer* satoa/aarirtoe or MlamarkaMng<br />
expertenoe needed tar growing oft<br />
ice Mppon employment aaancy<br />
PERMANENT STAFF<br />
Farmmgion Hflta: 737-5750<br />
Troy. 565-2720<br />
PHONE SALES<br />
CASH PAID OAILY<br />
We trami Start nowl 425-5225<br />
PHYSICIAN SALES/<br />
FLEX TIME<br />
Large Home medtaM equipment and<br />
mfuatan care co. aiaks aeta* raps<br />
lufl or pen nma Canffldatae coneld-<br />
sred MUST have * phyMden bual-<br />
Bhytocton'* spouee<br />
tog* to S75K. HUi commtoMori A<br />
bonu* Reply to: Mr John* PO Box<br />
863, Otoomflald Hflto. Ml 4SM3.<br />
PORTRAIT<br />
MUM be<br />
1d uI MSTSia h 2Si<br />
Cafl 477-3832<br />
ARE YOU JUST GETTING BY?<br />
Our 90-s company oftar* you the<br />
qtockeM wey lo ttie top. Our oon-<br />
oapt haa exploded and we<br />
YOU So. let* make * tot of me<br />
1983 together! Cafl ma today tor a<br />
confidential interview<br />
COLLEEN:<br />
WOLVERINE<br />
PROPERTIES INC.<br />
532-0600<br />
REAL ESTATE CLASSES<br />
Our studenta heve a 90% pea* rata<br />
on the Stale Exam<br />
WE GUARANTEE your money back<br />
A you don't pass the 3u<br />
i starting aoon<br />
M 386-7111 tar *<br />
ler expiree Mercfl 29<br />
SOUTHEASTERN!<br />
B4OTTUTE<br />
OF REAL ESTATE<br />
REAL ESTATE<br />
whfla you issrrl Keep your<br />
lob stofle you take rlami<br />
svanmg* Cafl now lo bagm your<br />
Cafl tor appointment<br />
528-8454<br />
Future Force<br />
raer to reM ea lata, but tafl you<br />
coddn'i take e chence on e lower<br />
%*t yeer income now • toe ame lo<br />
oet started Cafl<br />
851-1900 ta An Mery Ann Grawl M<br />
d our about our<br />
gueranleed mco me program, end<br />
star! tovnedtalMy in a career AoM ot<br />
REAL ESTATE Ol ME EOC<br />
HELP WANTED<br />
START BAMEMATELY.<br />
Free training<br />
loger at 326-7546<br />
MCREAaE YOUR aiCOMEB<br />
i / s a i i r . ' r<br />
— ^ ^ ^ ^<br />
-AN09CAPE SUPPLY SALEB<br />
be to aaad phyeicM : on—tar.. Caa<br />
* anflr M Neflaaa Lanaaeape BSM-<br />
W 6 M * PMmgg<br />
CHAM3E YOUR LIFEf<br />
WL\ a naa sarev to raM essata<br />
k»aay Cafl C»M Veto M IH 8B8I<br />
• REAL ESTATE ONE<br />
ASK FOR STEVE HOCKING<br />
CENTURY 21<br />
Hartford South<br />
484-8400<br />
Real Estate<br />
Career<br />
•Free Training"<br />
CaR today...<br />
851-6700<br />
CENTURY 21 MJL<br />
REAL ESTATE CAREER<br />
AMamOUtf OONBCKNTIOue?<br />
WE WANT TOUBI<br />
Wa ae irato mi and atart yau on s<br />
tong tana Mgii AMIA— UMAM. Caa<br />
Torry Cematart. Weetiend<br />
REAL ESTATE ONE<br />
328-2000<br />
REAL ESTATE<br />
PROFESSIONALS<br />
TBa oM daya and smys Are no mor<br />
JMM gaBtog a Acanaa to net anout<br />
to toava awe aaa a yon are aflBf<br />
459-6000<br />
COLDWELL<br />
BANKER<br />
Schweitzer Reel Estate<br />
REAL ESTATE SALES<br />
WEST BLOOMFIELD<br />
826.000 guaranteed income<br />
program oombtoed wfth aaosBant<br />
training...your* tor a phone aafl lo<br />
Fran M**fcy. 661-6000<br />
Start Your RaM<br />
The<br />
RETAIL SALES MANAGER<br />
rn<br />
chendH __<br />
background KMplMI. ' AgnrssM s<br />
• Ml Martaf. salary tmmmm.<br />
Room tor advanoament. EatabflMiad<br />
tween Sam-Spm ' " ^ «-<br />
srerur<br />
SALES I YOU OWN BOSS.<br />
$1000-$2000 W K L Y<br />
Maka Immedtata toooma. aervk<br />
hundreds of rataflrtundrMalng<br />
counts. aacMng muelc/audto prod-<br />
6»8-7aS-710e<br />
CompUSA, Inc.<br />
The Computer Superstore<br />
ExsepbonM opportunity tar a Train-<br />
ing MarkMar Manager. The cencfl-<br />
data aM ba reeponaH>« tor market-<br />
ing CompUSA iraaAno ctaaeaa (PC.<br />
Mac. Nosafl) to ths Fortune 1000<br />
The poemon ^requires<br />
Aton and suc-<br />
aafltog services a<br />
industry knowtad)<br />
are looking tar an<br />
Aton a muat. The ktaM<br />
shoifld heve expertanoe to<br />
or training and PC<br />
Maaac taam ptayar. CompUSA<br />
oftar* • LUIIMSM ninyanaafli.AI<br />
Pfl«**9* Ptaaaa sand yow raauma.<br />
along sABi aatary Mslory (SA* e ra-<br />
qulred tor oonetdereBoni or<br />
appn, to paraon «K CompUSA, in*.<br />
31601 John R Hoed. Madtoon<br />
Height* Ml 46071. EOE M/F.<br />
SALES &<br />
CUSTOMER<br />
SERVICE<br />
REPS<br />
ss,<br />
Trafl, WMtad Lake. ML 46300<br />
DYNAIMC. EXPCRGWCED.^^M<br />
• • ^ • I B B B B f l r t M M r tar<br />
Tap finder<br />
362-2424<br />
TELEMARKETERS<br />
openings. 930-2*0 or S^frepm.<br />
Top pay + bonu* Train ami pay.<br />
Farmington era* 476-2784<br />
TELEMARKETER<br />
86/hr<br />
equel tio/hr<br />
Fie or part ton*<br />
Should<br />
427-6721<br />
TELEMARKETERS<br />
One of MfcMgan * MrgaM security<br />
i: oinpMflee incMad to Dearborn<br />
"aMW* la tooktog tar expertonoed<br />
tatamarketei • to work aRemoone A<br />
S* morning* Modem. * • « enW-<br />
r et: 562-2650<br />
TELEMARKETING<br />
CASH PAD OAILY<br />
TELEMARKETING<br />
i«s*d i<br />
fufl or perl<br />
TELEMARKETING<br />
i Ta<br />
I tar Top Producer* to<br />
Hourly/lucraBva<br />
gtowei potan-<br />
507-1000<br />
Wa need eapaftaniad Tiltii ai-<br />
keaara tor eta' NMtond ofltoe ta oaB<br />
6 beak aptiutoasaas tar our ataaa<br />
staff. Fufl ton* no aaMig A no cold<br />
caa* Must be eble to work day A<br />
aliening hour* Hourly aatary +<br />
bonus A benefits to nuaflflsil per-<br />
729-4310<br />
TELEMARKETING<br />
work) Computerized oH<br />
e* CALL MON. 10-2<br />
FRL 10-2. qu<br />
dalee will<br />
screenwd for I<br />
489-0555<br />
be phone<br />
to Comwefl POM A PaMo. 3600 Pon-<br />
tiac Trafl. Ann Arbor. Ml 46106<br />
Ann: St<br />
S E T T<br />
piugiana<br />
Extotmg<br />
ntary i<br />
UvonM Ml 46180<br />
to (rata 8 racrufl<br />
a -scru«<br />
REAL ESTATE SALES<br />
• antaa* 8 you I<br />
lo start a caraar to ra<br />
ca—sea A<br />
now a toe ame to gM start s A CaB<br />
Carolyn Bafley M 346-6430 ta tosd<br />
otm about our<br />
pragram. and M<br />
cereer Aatoof ur ..<br />
REAL ESTATE ONE<br />
RELEASE - The naipeiata MM-<br />
our Anas<br />
JSR<br />
CompUSA, Inc.<br />
The Computer Superstore<br />
SALES M A N A G E R<br />
SALES OPPORTUWrn<br />
PZFSONNEL" 23746 RIIUFII Or.<br />
Feradn^on HBM ML 4M36<br />
BALES OPPORTUNITY A<br />
are pi a Idafl tor you. • yaw mser-<br />
eessd cafl Mon-Rn bstaaei 6-5. ta<br />
476-8764<br />
zzEJSzs&'sr:<br />
Ana Arbor MA Ptyassuet<br />
naadsfl tor a buay<br />
ipeny to toa<br />
Bar Are* fTMitoflBj A good or-<br />
_ ttaaonM MdBA a mueL data entry<br />
required. Addraae rssumi to RFV<br />
Salsa Manaaar. 3B0B Woodward.<br />
Detroit Ml 46201<br />
An EquM Opportunity Employer<br />
OO YOU HAVE WHAT fT<br />
TAKES TO SE A CLOSER?<br />
EXPERIENCED A WILL TRAIN<br />
Work FteTtoteon 1 of 4 Starts<br />
Top<br />
sonee training program wa"! leach<br />
you hoo> to doe* and—<br />
Our Cuatomar* CaB Youin<br />
Do you have ehM A tskee?<br />
Then Cafl 360-0200 eaL E103<br />
9em-3pm Mon-Fri.<br />
Part Time<br />
AVON<br />
rWAty ta AMI any<br />
B6<br />
CAMEO lirnjerw A .uungaaaflr.<br />
Btan Bower* ar can^ Naed<br />
•ram U to lA i I Free kA<br />
CMLDCAMSASaa<br />
part toaa. vi or oletor.<br />
FMiiiflABtan HBto.<br />
CLBTOCAL ASSISTANTPSN^ANW<br />
HARDWARE SALESI - FVA er pert<br />
AmaL ktaM tor retirees A£>p*y<br />
to paiaon.- Itadiisnn iiaidwar*<br />
31536 Ford Rd.. Gardan C»y.<br />
to a pert-<br />
^Rtos need* I<br />
B r g a w * ofhee A deta an-<br />
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ • ( 3 1 3 ) 522-6406<br />
LIFEGUARDS 6 SWIM B0TRUC-<br />
TORS - Appfy M the Fermi<br />
YMCA, 28100 FornAnglan Rd.<br />
MAINTENANCE/JANITORIAL<br />
ome. Apply to paraon M Bust<br />
i Ofltoa. LaurM Rwfc Ptoo* Mafl.<br />
MATURE Parson to work 3-4 dayW<br />
weMr .Mon - Frl . (20 * f** j. count-<br />
ing Hems M stores Muet love tc<br />
drive, have car. matfi aptitude A ba<br />
MATURE ea<br />
ntoire A beddtog dept.<br />
end* Apply et Kld«e Land. 37028<br />
NEW CONSTRUCTION SALES -<br />
HoM paraon Ctarkston are*<br />
20/hr*/wk. 86/hr CM! Rock Homes<br />
PART-TAKE COLLEGE STUOCNT<br />
eRh good math Mtflto A good<br />
hand* Ftagdbta how* CaB L<br />
Mon -Thur*. 8*0-4*0<br />
RecepOonMt/Cefl Coordinator<br />
M estate ofBoe to Ro-<br />
chester Hflto looking for ndMduM<br />
laMphona-Typing akflto<br />
Cafl Gtorie Btormenn<br />
CENTURY 21 EAST<br />
299-6200<br />
RECEPTIONIST<br />
Pereonabta m-<br />
ConpnrvM I<br />
pftera Mafl reeume to<br />
5725 Welnut Lake Rd<br />
SALES AGENT - TICKET MASTER<br />
Part nma S4.50-SS.2S plus comiaM<br />
Mon. ftaxibto ahlft*. Apply at<br />
30150 Tatagraph. Sta 400. N oI 12<br />
MB* No cam.<br />
SPREAD THE WORD<br />
ro<br />
at<br />
SSL*<br />
22-3/5. Mon -Fri.. 9-6. Hearty pay<br />
ptaejaa ra-imburaemenL CMI Kato<br />
by 5F*L Feb. 17.<br />
STOCK HELP - PART TME<br />
nendly OuwiRowii<br />
Aura star* 8tud»<br />
Cafl Marta 644-1919<br />
TELEMARKETERS nea<br />
pm anat 86 par<br />
Phlfllp after I am M<br />
dad lor 4<br />
hour CMI<br />
354-83lO<br />
TELEMARKETER for oocounBng<br />
^rm in Uvoni* pan Mr*<br />
Cal 442-4860<br />
TELSflARKET NEEDEE<br />
shift A Saturday* MuM<br />
snl votoa A out-going pa<br />
Hrty + rnmmlaaloii ' ^ 3 2<br />
TELLERS<br />
Suburban bank ha<br />
•cms aveflable tor I<br />
ing pey W 86 96-hr Apply to paraon<br />
Tue*. Feb. 23. from ftom Ipm M<br />
The VAtags ton. 300 No. Htmasr<br />
i Emptoyar<br />
TIRE SALES<br />
PART TIME<br />
For Goodyear Stores<br />
ASK FOR PATRKK. FARMINGTON<br />
477-0870<br />
ASK FOR RKK. SOUTHRELD<br />
* 353-0450<br />
TWO ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES<br />
needed tar grottom whotooato o<br />
A Wed 1pm tpm only 352-4702<br />
WHAT RECESSION????<br />
We aeek two MONSTER SALES<br />
PEOPLE. Raoaaaton proof bustasaa<br />
MuM have HHISIUII degree MuM<br />
piay goR. love Bta Red Wmg. be<br />
AurgtcaBy dean, protaewonsl. best<br />
SUCCESS<br />
REAL ESTATE O N E<br />
LeuraCsnttn, Manager<br />
848-1800<br />
88888<br />
*1.000+ AVERAGE<br />
weni W E B C L Y<br />
oefl°Bta flto ew* • yau need to<br />
«dRe 8300 a day. am u* we t flas<br />
Ttas a net<br />
to aw toaa AAMV CAB MR caer*<br />
$600-$800 Weekly<br />
r a>MB vAMde fliaaus* Pedb<br />
rssrs-to^rn^o-<br />
*ataoL urrgL v- tarjar^<br />
cSoovSBr YOYti 1 nl s^oaaa-'<br />
tar.OHIUCl llMll 461-6606<br />
I ARB YOU HST—J AMD LOOWNS<br />
R0R PART-TBdE WORK<br />
"«rvsm<br />
pwact Oast ta aato aaa awaE<br />
!*A».<br />
WORO PROCESSOR/PART TIME:<br />
Experienced word pmnessoi /eecrw-<br />
Harvard Graphic* Wmdoee expert-<br />
anoe a pm* Ptaeee cafl tor an ap-<br />
361-2606<br />
WORO PROCESSOR<br />
Highly akfltad Word<br />
WoidPsitocl 51 ta<br />
M* 2-3 daw pi~~B<br />
Fax: 751-6618<br />
508 Help Wanted<br />
Oomssttc<br />
ADORABLE INFANT nai<br />
cere In BtoomfleM Hflto home. Expe-<br />
Begln mid-Apr*<br />
AFFECTIONATE, certng chfld<br />
ar mtar* A 3 yr-_<br />
iear 420-2411<br />
W BLOOMFtELO SITTER naadad,<br />
Mon., 7em -11am.. Frt. 7am -_<br />
IISBam.. 5 yr c*d New-smoker.-<br />
i etatam.ee After 5.<br />
BABYSITTER. Light<br />
BASTS! 11IR - Mon 8vu #rL.~ 4pm-<br />
7pm. 2to yaar old bay. RaAaranoae a<br />
BASYSTTTW HeBXO for 2 boy*<br />
8-3 dayvwk Bern 3pni Raatoto<br />
SBflMMtoAa^SAK RAI m •aaai<br />
AaM Araa. CaB. 366-226*<br />
BABYSITTER Wanted tar A«y 9 A 12<br />
year oH eons In my Bkiito^iaai<br />
home 3 00- 6 30pm. M l<br />
keeping Ptaees cafl. 64SJ172 sftai<br />
AJOpm. or 861-7308 (work) aak tar<br />
BEVERLY MLLS Racquet A H<br />
Ctob a Wokmg tor SM Urns A<br />
Uma iroa MAB staff to aaea<br />
LaMng Nwr^rr, mr 3 A 8 w. aM*<br />
fiday* usa to Taa* ton aaa.. i
40* O&E Monday, February 15,1993<br />
MARKET PLACE :<br />
Man. »ru FM. day*. Good eetary.<br />
eftbml**-CMaRa 6pm MMlfi<br />
,wmsz.<br />
M 2 M0ba * ML IW—<br />
« M . Good aatory.<br />
lltebter in I6M<br />
HOUSEKEEPER/NANNY. I M n<br />
»AY tor emergency<br />
cltfld care fit my<br />
ham/Troy home. PoeNMy to<br />
time mem 3 1 2. 046-8026<br />
LIVE-to HOUSEKEEPER<br />
Ful-tkne. wfth prtveto m-Law Suite<br />
UVE-M i itn m occftano* for<br />
MuM M re<br />
MMScb<br />
eponatoto ft fanfl»-ui1erit-<br />
Mren. 274-8817<br />
LOVING CAREGIVER needed to<br />
care tar oi<br />
ham homi ur 3 girb In our BKinUg-<br />
a. Mon-Frt. 10em -3pm<br />
CMSheM 543-2527<br />
LOVING nad care needs il to N.<br />
Troy home ft Igbt noueekeepmg tar<br />
7 ft 3 yr olds. 20-40 hr*. per wk<br />
Own trana<br />
mared Noi portadon RsMaices re-<br />
rv-emoker 879-8843<br />
OCCASIONAL cMd core needed tar<br />
2 acboei-aga chfldran. (MUST ba<br />
MATURE. M M MM|I M M<br />
M M I t M k l V M « k M<br />
UHtoielnourNovfhom* S7I-3404<br />
THE NANNY NETWORK 736-2100<br />
PART-TIME BABYSITTER<br />
Gland*. 645-6WS or<br />
tor my 2 itoughMa. 6 6 6, ta<br />
my heme. peil-tono. Car naoneanr<br />
WANTS)<br />
peraon tor a 2 yeer<br />
per weak Trlnepor<br />
WOMAN NEEDED to cere For 2 cftB-<br />
arawJw^»»NaBand »iow be auctioning<br />
1961 CMvy BPiarado 1 ton dual<br />
wheM *Mt pick-ups 4>4. 4 door,<br />
toeded w/totr actual nMee<br />
Ottered by a major Weurince oom:<br />
taarTn<br />
Auction to be hMd Fab. 17to - 11am<br />
PUSUC WELCOME<br />
$300 Caah Dapoalt<br />
For mora Mormalton cafl:<br />
313-479-4380<br />
QUALITY<br />
ANTIQUE<br />
AUCTION<br />
Friday SVS.. Fsto. 19. 6pm<br />
Prsvtsw 4:30<br />
Romulus Progrssstvs CHib<br />
11560 Ozgs Rd.<br />
Take 1-275 south, sadt 94 weeL exR<br />
Heggarty Rd.. Mn toR or go south 1<br />
mfla to Huron RNer Dr., turn left ft<br />
go 1H mflaa to a 5 Point Intersec-<br />
tion, turn sharp laft on Oage ft<br />
ALLAMnOUEBBOUOKT<br />
PuMiJPin. Mfl aiovto mageiaiai.<br />
Jtoalyckto^Btar War*. pajardcSk<br />
AGE OLD Winter antlquee learti M<br />
Am Arbor - Fe* 1M1. U MM Coft-<br />
seum 160 OeeMr m »reMy antiquea<br />
iron M M to )awaky. SM. S«<br />
Sun. 9-4. ^84 aM #17i NJto «<br />
BL MgMtoBBL (6T7V46SS153<br />
ANNUAL TOY-A-RAMA" AT<br />
TMAuN) Rama-CoPo Center<br />
BeL ft Bun. Feb 20 ft 21<br />
TabM ft toto 477-0200, Jerry<br />
ANTIQUE FURMBMN8S Irom the<br />
Warn ft Mery shop ol W. Btoem-<br />
•atd toduded ars the M M<br />
476-6646<br />
ANTIQUE FURNmiHErtMac. Muee-<br />
hotd Heme. SM ft Bun. FaP »-21.<br />
irw M i Oak dtotoo room table ft<br />
ANDOUE OAK (.<br />
Quantity 2.6 R. aa.. SSaoyee.<br />
ANTIQUE<br />
SHOW & SALE<br />
Orcftard MML W . BtoomMkS<br />
February, 16-21<br />
Thursday Bak rday. KM<br />
Sunday. 12-6<br />
ANTIOUES WANTED<br />
Radtord's Auction House.<br />
24480 5 MM Rd. 535-3403<br />
BEAUTIFULLY HnMiod EaM Lake<br />
Victorian cderry dtalng table, dree<br />
1680. 44-s 44*. Extonda to 104" with<br />
5 leaves. $750. ARM 6pm 548-1523<br />
BRUNSWICK POOL TABLE. 4HX9<br />
Clroe 1910. Cxcelarw oundtoon<br />
$1200. 722-2332 or 729^136<br />
GOTHIC STYLE atained gMes<br />
oid oh<br />
dows. quantity 2. Irom<br />
$250 tor toa pair.<br />
church.<br />
766-0133<br />
VfcBBO Oak curved gtaaa (Mna cabi-<br />
neL over 30 pea. ol iBflnMhed arv<br />
bque oak MnNure MckidMg Mgfi<br />
boy* and it aaain. Huge nauOcM<br />
LOST 2-10-83 mats Keeehond ITIJI-<br />
fy bMck, aflver grey ft aMte. • earing<br />
red oolar. wandty BradY/Voaeer<br />
area. Redtord. REWARD: 536-5606<br />
MINIATURE DACH6HUNO - MeM.<br />
red. approximate^ TA LoM since<br />
2-7-83 Redtord aree. Reward Kids'<br />
beat Mend 537-4213 or 533-8138<br />
REWAB& 1 yr old. smal orange<br />
Pomeranton mato. Samey." Late<br />
Friday afternoon, vtcksty Ponttoc.<br />
St Joe's Hoepitai 336-3500<br />
603 HaaNh - Nutrition<br />
Wsight Loss<br />
ARE Y OU SERIOUS ABOUT<br />
LOSING LBS BEFORE SUMMER?<br />
We have doctor/pharmlcM recom-<br />
mended program. Earn $ alto you<br />
hoee CM Mery. R.PH 301-1242<br />
FAT TERMtoATOR<br />
Loee pounds ft inches without dM-<br />
ng What do you have to loee but<br />
your weight? S46-666T<br />
FREE HEADACHE WORKSHOP<br />
Thurs.. Feb «6th, 7pm<br />
Fvmlngton HMs PuMc <strong>Library</strong><br />
For Into cMh 469-9701<br />
VIC TANNY VIP membership, tree<br />
racquetMI. uee M M 'eclatlea $25<br />
srmual renewal toa 466-0777<br />
605 Adoption<br />
WE want to work with you to<br />
give your ch6d the werm ft<br />
loving home thet you're<br />
looking tar - We hope you<br />
Ml work wKh us to bukd the tomly<br />
ol our dreams. CalSuaan ft Dennett<br />
313-350-2313<br />
6PM. Cece Cola ft aMomoOve ad-<br />
veitMrig stone, coflacltan ol 26 orlg-<br />
lnel Em Mbtana. Ine 61 pc. Flow<br />
Blue dmtr service dated 1902.<br />
B « $6.00 gold ooin. anepua<br />
lamps cookie |m. movto poeter,<br />
OUR LARGEST AUCTION<br />
Of TME YEAR!<br />
For a tree Mid or toad toting.<br />
el Doug Oefton. Auctioneer<br />
313-687-6636<br />
701 Coftactiblas<br />
ANIMATION<br />
ART<br />
30%-50% BELOW RETAIL<br />
CALL FOR INTRO OFFER<br />
& FREE BROCHURE<br />
313-661-4895<br />
DOLL SHOW-Sun. Feb 21. 930-4<br />
Antiques. coaectKHe does, beers,<br />
supples Somerset Inn, 2601 Big<br />
Troy Adinleilcin $2.50<br />
ORIENTAL ruga Irom peraonM<br />
coMctton. Exceptional QuaMy Pe-<br />
kaataM ruga. Staas - 4x6 ft up Ma-<br />
teria* wool, wool ft Mk. Prtcee:<br />
$1350 ft up (dspendtog on atte ft<br />
by appointment<br />
313 732-9380<br />
up (dee<br />
malarial). Shown<br />
PERSIAN RUG. totsher 53"x90";<br />
Oriental ber end Ort<br />
room end tablet<br />
arital IMng<br />
626-374*<br />
PRECIOUS MOMENT oflactton ol<br />
78 pleeee tor eato Poet *d Caftac-<br />
Don atoo tor aato. 525-3673<br />
1990 UPPER DECK Hockey liana<br />
boxes. $30. Plus Larry Hayden<br />
$180 464-0435<br />
MOVING 8ALE - Feb. 19 6 20. 10-5<br />
M 2925 Raa Lynn La.. MMord. oft<br />
Duck Lake Rd between Commerce<br />
ft Stoeth. Unuaual oofladton cf salt<br />
gMzed stoneware, pie seto prtmMtve<br />
wood boot. I'oeeecnrl bad ft dreeeer<br />
ague trunks. amM oak commode.<br />
OAK DRY SINK. 36". marWs top<br />
wtth aheif. $550 Comer ohine cebl-<br />
nM $175. Oltor* taken. 739-0116<br />
ROUND OAK dMng table; 4 drawer<br />
bachelor chest; bar room pool tebto<br />
427-6168<br />
SALES - FURNITURE<br />
10 -40% Oft<br />
ANTIQUE CONNECTION<br />
710 E. 11 Ml.<br />
Royal Oak<br />
THE PALACE OF AUBURN HILLS la<br />
now acoapMng spplcehons from<br />
htoAors tor toe 3rd Annual PMece<br />
Summer FeettvM 93 Juy 7-11.<br />
t983. Discounts tor early reglotra-<br />
Hor> 6 mutopM booth rentals. Inter<br />
eeted Arts ft Crafts. CoMcHblas.<br />
Antique. MamorabNa DtNirt or<br />
other Merchants can cM JsnnRsr<br />
tor comptoM Intormatlon and appl-<br />
313-377-6626<br />
WAYNE ANTIQUE ft<br />
FLEA MARKET<br />
33640 Michigan Ave. n Wayne<br />
(between Wayne ft marrtman Ads.)<br />
Open Every Sat ft Sun 10-6<br />
Deeto mqurtee 326-6400<br />
1929 JACOBEAN Dining room<br />
table. 4 chairs, i ceptMn's chak. 1<br />
aktoboerd. $2,000 625-4930<br />
JUR» ARTS ft CRAFTS SNOW<br />
Mweli 20 M Dearborn CMc Center<br />
I OM (313) 746-3366<br />
708 Waartng Apparal<br />
WMTER CLEARANCE<br />
CHILDREN'S CLOSET<br />
BtaM newborn Pru 14<br />
9008 MMdtobaR - 466-5313<br />
• aeeapttog sprtng/auMnar ma<br />
WANTED"<br />
Used or newweddkig gowne or<br />
condSon^Cafl 11-7pm, 466-1SH<br />
WEDOING GOWN (naar - never<br />
worn), lovely aMW aehii MOi train.<br />
atoe£«0. $190. I Itadplaci ft ertoo-<br />
I Mafl 626-1964<br />
aaqulned<br />
toe 6. wMM, Mgh<br />
s ft trato. beaded I<br />
$350. 476-7105<br />
GIRL'S CLOTHING - Ma newborn<br />
to 4 ToddM. incktdee draaaes. ate<br />
Exeeflent oondHon. Cal 364-6024<br />
WANTED: Buying ueed ctothmg<br />
Shoee. purse*, lur*. toather*. any<br />
typeMMky 456-2261<br />
706 Garaga Salaa:<br />
Oakland<br />
SALE - New aemplee, tabto lamps,<br />
art pieces ft more. 2/17 - 2/20.<br />
ft-Spm. 561 S. Eton. Slrmlnghein<br />
707 Qaraga 8alaa:<br />
Wayna<br />
MOVING SALE<br />
moM neer window ek conditioner ft<br />
toan mower, toy*, other mtoc.<br />
Feb 18. 6-$pm. Feb. 19 ft 20. 9em-<br />
6pm. 11460 General. Aim Arbor Tr.<br />
ftUflay. 456-3835<br />
706 Houaahold Goods<br />
Oakland County<br />
Bedroom aM. 6 piece king: chins,<br />
gun cabinet, couch ft loveeeM; crib<br />
SL 967-6303<br />
BEDROOM/5 pieces ptne $750, re-<br />
frigerator. stove $100 ea.; sofa $50<br />
oti student desk $150 545-9929<br />
BEIGE queen aaa softabed. maroon<br />
recflner. toyer tabto ft benchea. pe-<br />
can giaea top coltae ft end table,<br />
loveeeet. alder rocker ft ottoman<br />
blue chak ft ottoman, lamps. M<br />
good condition 474-3283<br />
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Classified<br />
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OK?<br />
notify us I you find an<br />
error n your ed or IT your ad tailed<br />
lo run. N you ootHy us on the ftrst<br />
day It was scheduled to appear<br />
we'l maka a uonectloii as soon aa<br />
703 Crafts<br />
COUNTRY CRAFT SHOW<br />
Feb 27 - Meedowbroo* Hal<br />
Limited apace ivaflable Exhibitor<br />
Into 313-735-5129<br />
CRAFTERS! CRAFTERS!<br />
Let us »M your wort<br />
Ratal apace trom $29<br />
Historic downtown<br />
33316 Grand Ftorer.<br />
Farmington Rd.<br />
Farmington.<br />
|uM east o(<br />
471-7311<br />
CRAFTERS WANTED<br />
Mar 26th. Knights ol Cckjnv<br />
rxJ Sat Apr 3rd<br />
Ths PtocRaaM Community Houae.<br />
svMsbto. For Into or<br />
356-7556<br />
A tow apacee a<br />
apple Mlon cafl:<br />
CRAFTER8 WANTED - tor March<br />
14th ft 26th shorn*. Summer ft Fsfl<br />
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852-3222<br />
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L<br />
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QSVUoOU<br />
Monday, February 15,1993<br />
706 Houaahold Goods<br />
Oakland County<br />
BAR STOOLS 44s<br />
monthly No<br />
TYME AUTO<br />
DOOGE 1866 CUSTOM VAN - a<br />
malic. M. al options, toa r<br />
30.000 mflaa. $8885<br />
FOX HILLS<br />
DOOGE 1888 CARAVAN VB.<br />
Dodge<br />
BRUCE<br />
CAMPBELL<br />
538-1500<br />
1688 GRAND CARAVAN<br />
oaded. loaded! 38.000<br />
. $11,986<br />
DICK SCOTT DOOGE<br />
664 Arm Arbor Rd<br />
451-2110 USED CAR8 962-3322<br />
POLARIS 1979 Cobra 440 ft<br />
Star 250 - Both good<br />
$760 eech or beet oftar.<br />
SKIOOO MOdel SAGA - 2 1»M'a. 2<br />
UP 377oe. 100 mftaa aa.. cover*. 2<br />
condition. $6600. 313 449 6607<br />
SKIDOO-S: 1874. TftT 440; 1977.<br />
TftT 440. 1881 trsflsr. M In good<br />
condMon. 942-6198, between ftem-<br />
4:45pm or leave maaaagt<br />
SKIOOO, 1967 Formula Plua.<br />
good oondMon. $2075. 3 piece<br />
. $575.<br />
WURUTZER mabogeny coneoto pl-<br />
eno $750. exeeflent condition<br />
CM 852-4509<br />
727 Video Games<br />
TapeaAMoviaa<br />
ARCADE GAMES - Ful a£». many<br />
to chooae from. CM tor prtcea.<br />
961-1173<br />
WHIRLPOOL DISHWASHER<br />
HarveM gold. 4 cycle, portable. $50<br />
261-2479<br />
GAS washer ft dryer, stove ft rebtg-<br />
erslor CjicMsnt running oondtoon.<br />
$600 tor Mor $150 each. 526-6787<br />
GENERAL ELECTRIC refrigerator/<br />
freanr. 11 cubic ft-. $75. Kanmor*<br />
Ignltlton range, top ft<br />
$100.<br />
JENN AIRE stove - 561-7684<br />
MICHIGAN<br />
USED APPLIANCE<br />
OUTLET<br />
Some toe new Guaranteed In<br />
home eervlce. UiaeM prtoea. Refrig-<br />
aratton. 1812 Venoy Rd. comer<br />
729-4646<br />
RANGE ft Refrigerator. Sears,<br />
green. Both good working oondtoon.<br />
$75 eech 453-9120<br />
REBUILT STOVES, refrigerators.<br />
TVs VCRs, microwaves. M corvdi-<br />
rery svalabto.<br />
Uoners. Deflvery i<br />
28601 Southfield<br />
8666 GreenfleM<br />
558-2900<br />
836-7600<br />
WANTED TO buy<br />
model gae range*.<br />
TVsft VCRs.<br />
-7600<br />
WASHER DRYER REFRIGERATOR<br />
and Move $65 seen CxcMtont con-<br />
dMon. Alio 5 horsepower enow<br />
313-466-7044<br />
WHIRLPOOL Waefter ft<br />
each. Range $125<br />
$200 687-7222 or<br />
714 Buainaaa A<br />
i-trtii • r imin-i ••• i<br />
utive Equipment<br />
ATTENTION BUSINESS Owner*.<br />
Desks/metal or wood. Chair*, ta-<br />
pnone<br />
Vary rt<br />
9am Ipm<br />
EMkythmg muet go<br />
i CMJerry^^^<br />
BEAUTIFULLY<br />
contareroe/dining . 4Hx6'.<br />
545-3242<br />
COPIER - MM 111C, I<br />
tor or togai. $300<br />
I copies l<br />
476-6)<br />
OFFICE DESKS (3). tH<br />
fHRto<br />
k» (4). FM o<br />
rofltog aala,<br />
cabinet, corrv-<br />
PROSER Teekwood deak. credanza<br />
ft CUM. $1800 7 ft Thayer Coggm<br />
Meek leather ceaMv. $850 "<br />
358-0670: evea;<br />
160 Day*.<br />
646-6479<br />
ROYAL 2902 PHOTO COWER<br />
CM6AM-6PM<br />
enlarge*<br />
ML $t0S<br />
III $886<br />
CREOENZA/Curto Cabinet, wetnut<br />
io«e ft love teei. ecru<br />
COM. $325 A Iter 5; 427-0618<br />
DOUBLE BED . cheer ft dresser, co-<br />
BMHowMca rners ouMt 4*4- '006<br />
ELEGANT Freneh Provtnctol Ivtng<br />
set (china/table/chair s/msd»um<br />
hoM Eioeken condtoon 427-6377<br />
FLEXBTEEL nts aeeper. toe new,<br />
$300 CMsfterftpm<br />
M1-6487<br />
$290 tor SM Mtoc<br />
sc tanpe<br />
466-6613<br />
GORGEOUS VICTORIAN Poem<br />
MM oouch ft in ml. overMd to<br />
tapeaary prmt wfth broewVburgandy'<br />
rsujr- —<br />
jysrwstm"-<br />
KITCHEN TASLE ft •<br />
M1-444t<br />
TWany MM<br />
•ra condMon<br />
Laeae Firat M 357-8526<br />
715 Con iputef$<br />
e A Service<br />
A TftT psrsowM computer ModN<br />
6300. toM LUiMMtola. 20mo herd<br />
drtve. $14 Happy. $300 476-4771<br />
MM AT Coi<br />
drive, ootor<br />
new.softwari<br />
npaflbto, 40 meg hard<br />
line eti • (EGA! afllteM<br />
$6 7V oftar M l-7$21<br />
ISM LASER! PRINTER 4018E. 4 MS<br />
$700/beM save lamgaStl IIWI<br />
UA ONA VOX SM SX<br />
printer and auper VGA ocaor more-<br />
tor 120 MB hard 4. 4.3 V6. au-<br />
tomatic, tots more, toa new $7488<br />
CAMPBELL<br />
Dodg* 538-1500<br />
DOOGE 19M POWER RAM 50 -<br />
4x4, red ft ready $4485<br />
OCK SCOTT Gsrttan CRy 522-7820<br />
FORO 1988 RANGER XLT - V8. M.<br />
cassette, 48.972 scfcM mas*. WAR-<br />
RANTY. MUST SEEK $6495<br />
QUALITY AUTOS<br />
FCRO 1981 F-150 XLT, 4x4, Only<br />
15.000 mUesfl Only $12,500<br />
453-2424<br />
HINES PARK<br />
LINCOLN-MERCURY<br />
JEB> 19M - Wrangler a. 4 cydnder.<br />
5 apeed. eoft top. Ctok'an itiifti<br />
radio. wM kept. 40.000 high we.<br />
mftss. $7200. 7^6672<br />
Lid. Ra<br />
• 55.000<br />
$13,900 539-0150.<br />
Bar ft Ore* 46.000 mftse $14,950<br />
Altar 5PM 471-7482<br />
$11,500<br />
SL 88.000 MtaO<br />
AEROSTAR Van^Eddta I<br />
261-1670<br />
JEEP 1980 WAGONEER<br />
to. M. M power, taafltar<br />
me. $13,985<br />
tap at me<br />
FOX HILLS<br />
'40 961-3171<br />
JEEP TMI CHER0KK Laredo. 4<br />
•heal drtve. M. raeeafte, 32.000<br />
etoaa. toadad. $12,996<br />
BOB JEANNOTTE<br />
PONTIAC/GMC TRUCK<br />
825 Sports A<br />
Cars<br />
ACURA MTEQRA IM - LS euae-<br />
PAGE TOYOTA 352-0500<br />
ACURA 1888 kaegr* - Sftoarnw<br />
448-1142. 781 1888<br />
ACURA 1881. Legi<br />
CM evea<br />
z&rzjA<br />
"""Stem<br />
AUOl 1986. QUATTRO. dark md.<br />
Why pey more?<br />
TYMEAUTO III 8188<br />
AUOl MS7 5000<br />
toeded. aurraMN p S = r SS<br />
conMHoe. 100,000<br />
884-4 •SCarSBSSiai<br />
BMW: 1880. 8B6L<br />
Exceaent ConMta<br />
$19,900 CM.<br />
Mack. Loeded.<br />
- ^ 5 5<br />
CHRYSLER 1888<br />
taMifl. 6 apeed. M<br />
rlor. $4600.<br />
CiimmN. fad.<br />
eek laabtai' MM-<br />
478-3808<br />
CORVETTE 1975 Convertible.<br />
S i X . ^ M r R l M ""wSTTSB<br />
CORVETTE-1888 b<br />
ft Mask. ftontMr<br />
garege bnce new.<br />
uii.MBBM. MaM<br />
s<br />
CORVETTE 18B2 - mil aMIl wfth<br />
MM toe. pflowMr. ytfiOO ML *eM<br />
$46,000. aakmg $33^00. 383-3806<br />
DATSUN 210 ZX 1881 - tody red.<br />
tav mflM. OMySZjBM<br />
MEADOWBROOK DOOOE fl<br />
MAZDA 1999 10 8 - GT TurtB.<br />
btaek. sun roof. 5 speed. 73,000 04.<br />
MAZDA 1880 MX$ LX mandL<br />
46.000 a M amroM, emaaMM<br />
oondtoon. $7800. 344-840<br />
MAZDA 1990 PROTEGE LX - Mb<br />
GORDON CHEVROLET<br />
MERCEDES 187$, 460 ML Priced to<br />
JEEP 1M1 WRANGLER - 4x4 4.0<br />
IM.extractoan. OMyMM<br />
BRL FOX CHEVROLET<br />
, M. 31.000 mftaa.<br />
6 cyt. apart<br />
beacM $11,000 Gem Auto<br />
- Broker . Wbere toe buyer a<br />
meat CM SaL ft 8ML K>-3.<br />
dafly 9-8:932-5830.<br />
JEEP 1982 Wrangtar. Mack. 4 eytov-<br />
der. 13.000 mflaa. hard ft eoft tap.<br />
$12,000 toaL 588-1128<br />
MERCEDES 1982 300 TWSo DMato<br />
$M DOWN SALE<br />
TVME BALES<br />
VOLVO-1984 240 Wagon. 4 cydrv<br />
TIRED OF GETTING THE RUNAROUND ON SALES & SERVICE. TRY US!<br />
DEAN SELLERS FORD<br />
SPECIAL FORD EMPLOYEES SALE - A,X & Z PLAN HEADQUARTERS<br />
GMC 1992 Vt Ton Plcfcis - Vft. auto-<br />
matic. M. taw mill, 3 to chooee<br />
tram Starting at $13,980<br />
BILL FOX CHEVROLET 651-2282<br />
ISUZU 1969 Piek-M>.<br />
32.000 mlaa. red. no ruet economi-<br />
cal $3950<br />
CM MM 5pm 3 t3-47S-$746<br />
JEEP 1981 COMANCHE - 4.0 Her.<br />
automatic. M. aluminum i»ito,<br />
DICK SCOTT DOOGE<br />
884 Ann Arbor Rd.<br />
451-2110 USED CARS 962-3322<br />
RANGER 1986. cute MM pick •«.<br />
rune Ma new TMa truck b large<br />
enough ta carry 2-3 cinder btacka or<br />
•met have you OMy$l8SO<br />
TYME AUTO 455-5588<br />
823 Vans<br />
AEROSTAR 18M XL. body m good<br />
$1900 or<br />
ahepe. motor net running :<br />
422-1131<br />
AEROSTAR 1981. 50000 mfle*. *•-<br />
oeftant oondMon. wM Kept. $7500<br />
+ tmem 461-1156<br />
AEROSTAR 1880.<br />
n x a<br />
$n<br />
A WD. SO.000<br />
346-6128<br />
CARAVAN-1967 LE. 5 paaeengar.<br />
emompne. 2 It. low m*es loeded. 1<br />
glees, ruM<br />
$6,150 MV-4616<br />
CARAVAN 1982 LE<br />
toadad. Beberted i<br />
Seto 3500 mMa. $17.100.<br />
CHEVY CARGO van. 1880. 6 cydn-<br />
work truck! $1M0 887-637$<br />
CHEW WINDOW van. 1884. many<br />
nea part* 4 apeed ?9..000 mftaa.<br />
Qood .unSMn $9300. 437-67M<br />
AAROVARK TO 2-26<br />
Wa buy aa mabaa ft madato<br />
J ^ a t o<br />
474-4425<br />
307-2200^<br />
EAM Auto Parta<br />
CASH FOR CA»S tTOtoULOBB<br />
HOT TUB SALE _<br />
in—Ma<br />
' TOaftNG.^-6 Mon -SM<br />
8 ar $81-7888<br />
WANTED DEAD OR ALR«<br />
822 Trucka Far tala<br />
MATICK CHEVY 531-7100<br />
CHEW 1880 LUMBIA APV -<br />
• • - -POO<br />
QOROONCNSVROLET 488-8880<br />
CHEVY 1M1 H Ton Cargo Van - so-<br />
ak Ma etoaa My<br />
Bb-L<br />
CHEVY 1888 ASTRO I<br />
S8J.KWO<br />
J$14M<br />
CHEVROLET<br />
CARAVAN<br />
DOOGE 18M - CARAVAN Mb|<br />
5cT*&n l 'WwCB» w r j<br />
AREA'S LARGEST SELECTIO<br />
•OF NEW EXPLORERS!<br />
NEW 19931<br />
TAURUS GL<br />
PEW 1993|<br />
EXPLORER 4x'<br />
•as low ash<br />
S15,197"1<br />
24 MO. LEASE<br />
'13,169°<br />
24 MO i pari:<br />
$ 248* ^ 1<br />
^ PROBE<br />
I<br />
1993 TIARA<br />
M0T0RC0ACH<br />
TOM cant buy s<br />
ST* now'17.698"*<br />
DEAN SELLERS FORD<br />
2600 MAPLE ROAD (15 Mile) between<br />
Crooks and Collidqe IN TROY<br />
643-7500<br />
OPEN MON. & THURS TIL 9<br />
mm
6D* O&E Monday. February 16,1993<br />
« 0 * flnv- m f—I«r inter**.<br />
182 ClaaaicCars<br />
COOQAR 1973 XHt . IMc^ncxN<br />
ftlJL Ji ,i firu-irl<br />
PORO. isas. a<br />
back mc*--. mi<br />
bod» & v-a»7.s<br />
automatic. «5,OOC<br />
83.000 After 5pm<br />
854 Amsrlcan Motors<br />
24.000 original miM, 92 000<br />
Oayt 937-1630 Evea 427-4743<br />
RELIANT IM7-U.I<br />
•M<br />
Chrysler-PVn<br />
446-4740<br />
FOX HILLS<br />
—jaBi<br />
TALON UM - S speed. * . • « " ;<br />
ML am/«mstoreo III. 4.000<br />
^00<br />
1988 RANGER PICKUP<br />
1989 TEMPO GL<br />
«-dr<br />
1990 TEMPO GL<br />
4 dr<br />
1991 ESCORT LX<br />
* dr (SI<br />
1991 ESCORT GT<br />
1990 RANGER PICKUP<br />
L989 RANGER 4X4 EX CAB<br />
1989 RANGER EX CAB<br />
1992 ESCORT GT<br />
5 — r—f<br />
1989 TAURUS GL<br />
•.<br />
|990 TAURUS GL<br />
1989 GD MARQUIS LS<br />
• All vehicles plu* lax, title & licfhw'<br />
MCDONALD FORD<br />
Conveniently Located<br />
550 W. SEVEN MILE<br />
N o r t h v i l l e<br />
349-1400 427-6650<br />
CENTURY 1444 - Umted. 71.000<br />
ifMae.CMMtSMoMtl.8fl6<br />
VALUE AUTO SALES 411-2400<br />
ONTURY 1SSS - 4 * x T<br />
Qood oondMon. S2.900 or baM<br />
oftar 444-7070<br />
cemmr i4*> - 4 door. mm. m»<br />
aaa. 4400 mte loaded. werrenty<br />
IMaMSMe $1 IJOO/Heet 866 8408<br />
Ti r w w<br />
56.000<br />
474-2740<br />
SKYHAWK 1444. dark<br />
maMMng Interior. wfr^H<br />
Marao. S821 down-44120 >monMy.<br />
80 C h s w o M<br />
CAMARO 1441 St - Ste oradfl. no<br />
orate, bankruptcy okay TMN o»er<br />
raysE? 3 ' • "Sut,<br />
CAMARO 144» RS. V4.<br />
1or, vary cteen. teMnoa M tao-<br />
wmienty H3 600 or MM oter.<br />
I Ste (Union Lteal 313-7464<br />
CASH<br />
For your uaad oar. DaaMr<br />
oar*. My sMe seys I pay loo<br />
oafltorphonaittr.ini<br />
TYMEAUTO<br />
CAVALIER RS 14te<br />
powar MBOilnij. power Drakes. TM.<br />
aCKtCOnOteaiCly 822-7120<br />
CAVALIER ISM. RS.<br />
aan/lm ateau. aurround sound.<br />
Cannot Mfl a la nto»ebOk la not<br />
awtUwg. TYME doaa N again only<br />
TYMEAUTO<br />
CELEBRITY 1444 - automate, te.<br />
Ml 4 cruiee, extra daan 16900<br />
BILL FOX CHEVROLET 661-2242<br />
M - Wagon. Vt.<br />
te. 13.946<br />
Uvonto Chrysler-Plymouth 824-7104<br />
CELEBRITY 1414 - Euro Sport 2.1<br />
Mar. v-4. EFI. powar aMaring 4<br />
4.door, 84,000 mflee. •<br />
14200<br />
CITA<br />
mflaa<br />
body. SI<br />
1441 - 50.OOP o^ynal<br />
467-4444<br />
CORSICAS 1442 LT - 8 cyt.. fufly<br />
equipped. low mflaa, many to<br />
ctiooee from. Starting at S9M0.<br />
BILL FOX CHEVROLET 661-2242<br />
CORSICA 1946 - automatic, air. *<br />
mora. 13006 •<br />
GOROON CHEVROLET 464-6280<br />
COR8ICA 1440 LT<br />
powar Mndo— 1 locks. tat, ends*.<br />
caaaatla. daft oat Graat family car.<br />
orfly t049*i<br />
MATICK CHEVY 531-7100<br />
CREDIT OKAYED BY PHONE<br />
Cafl TYME for 20 minute approval.<br />
TYME AUTO 455-5666<br />
LUMINA 1440 EURO. 18.000 mflaa.<br />
2 door, powar Mooring/brakes, te.<br />
mora. CJeen. 14600 663-7446<br />
LUMINA 1490<br />
J & o<br />
4 door aadan, V4.<br />
I oondMon<br />
447-6042<br />
LUMINA 1441<br />
mflaa. to<br />
110.600.<br />
Euro. 2 door, \om<br />
276-0364<br />
LUMINA 1442 - V8. 4 door, low<br />
mflaa. 110,446<br />
GOROON CHEVROLET 456-5290<br />
MALIBU 1479<br />
Hon wtth air. am-fm atarao. Good<br />
tlraa. 1900 454-1440<br />
MONTE CARLO, 1466. V-6. 68,000<br />
• brakes/steering, load-<br />
14250/baat 536-0467<br />
MONTE CARLO. 1979 - Florida car.<br />
Automatic, good condition. 11600<br />
cAi aftar 6pm 313-459-4412<br />
NOVA 1465 - automatic, air. 43.000<br />
mllaa 12995<br />
FOX HILLS<br />
Chryalar-Ptymouth-Jaap-Eagia<br />
456-6740 961-3171<br />
NOVA 1406<br />
1 ownar 66.000<br />
Won t last<br />
condition.<br />
12300<br />
981-6187<br />
NOVA 1446. axoaflant condition.<br />
1 ownar 66.000 milaa. 12300<br />
Won't last 961-5187<br />
NOVA 1487 - automatic, air. powar<br />
windows 4 locks. cruMa control,<br />
am/tm casaafla, antra daan 13940<br />
BILL FOX CHEVROLET 651-2242<br />
862 Chfytlw<br />
CASH<br />
For your uaad car OaaMr naada<br />
cars. My wMa aays I pay loo much,<br />
cafl lor phona appralaal<br />
TYME AUTO 456-5666<br />
862 Chrytor<br />
LaSARON 11<br />
OK* scorn<br />
16,693"<br />
or<br />
'89 Olds Calais >I766 U<br />
or<br />
'88 Grand Prii '6659*'<br />
Only 2300 Mites 'l«#L Leather '139"^ 2 Door-Sharp >99^<br />
'90 Royal 88 29H"<br />
Auto-Loaded >109^,<br />
All Used Cars Safety Inspected and Include FREE Warranty.<br />
•Payments Based on $750 Down & Plates & Fees are based on year of car.<br />
OPEN SATURDAYS L0-4_ No Reasonable merRefused<br />
Coupon 1 0 0 M<br />
Make Your Best Deal i* I<br />
[ c^. And Then Save Another'100 "•* |<br />
DO°° _coupon_ _ 1 0 0 ° ° |<br />
A C T J O / V —<br />
HOdsmobiie<br />
53850 Plymouth • Uvonla 261*6900<br />
SHADOW 1464 ES - automatic, air.<br />
loaded, mual aaa. 13466<br />
BRUCE<br />
CAMPBELL<br />
Dodge 536-1500<br />
SPIRIT 1441- VS. •<br />
only 17.444 mflaa. 16.945<br />
DICK SCOTT DOOGE<br />
644 Ann Arbor Rd<br />
451-2110 USED CARS 462-3322<br />
8-7404<br />
I 1440 XLT - till Willi<br />
oondMon. 9U00 mflaa. Mated.<br />
14.800. Cafl aRar 4pm. 473-6414<br />
CASH<br />
tr phona<br />
•AUTO<br />
CREDIT OKAYED BY PHONE.<br />
Cafl TYME tar 10 tenuta apprpte.<br />
rYME AUTO 188 6448<br />
CROWN VICTORU 1444 attMon<br />
8 paaaanpar, afl optena. lew<br />
i. 5 Mar VS. heavy duly M a<br />
1444. 14S6. 1444. t4S7 ESCORTS<br />
aMa. My adta wafl right ate aMd I<br />
waa buying loo many of theee<br />
TYSEAUTO<br />
ESCORT GT - 1444. aMM. aina4anl<br />
condition. 5 apaad. manuN. Mr<br />
12200 Aftar 9pm. 441-7903<br />
ESCORT 1446 8 apaad. 46.000<br />
mflaa. good oondRlen. 1700 or teM<br />
ESCORT 1444- 4 door, automate.<br />
Mr. loadad. Runa A<br />
RebuM angina. 11.77S. 496-3444<br />
ESCORT 1444 GT<br />
loadad, low mtea.<br />
tlon.13.900/teat<br />
ESCORT 1444 GT - 8 apaad.<br />
ad. highway mflaa. ancsflent i<br />
tlon Aaklng 13479 444-1774<br />
ESCORT 1444<br />
463-2424<br />
HINES PARK<br />
UNCOLN-MERCURY<br />
ESCORT 1949 GT - 9<br />
alarm, custom paint. Not a acralcM<br />
Only 14995<br />
MATICK CHEVY 531-7100<br />
ESCOHT 1948 LX - 2 floor, auto.<br />
70.000 K-g-we^ ML. oris inM owner.<br />
526-0461<br />
ESCOWT 19(8 vary poot oondMon.<br />
82500<br />
422-7864<br />
ESCORT 1940, QT - Or etnom rad.<br />
deep rad Interior, Ra»<br />
very toaa mflee. »ufl wen<br />
monthly No coelpnors na<br />
TYMEAUTO<br />
adad<br />
466-6648<br />
ESCORT. 1490 LX 2 dOO r. automM-<br />
Ic. air excellent corxHt: m. 86200/<br />
beet 422-4413<br />
ESCORT 1491 GT - automatic, air.<br />
loadad. tow mfleal 17490<br />
DEAN SELLERS 643-7900<br />
ESCORT 1991 GT - 29.000 mllaa.<br />
poawr moonroof. automatic, extra<br />
deant 16395 453-2424<br />
HINES PARK<br />
UNCOLN-MERCURY<br />
ESCORT 1991 LX - 2 door, black,<br />
only 17.000 mflaa. mual aaa. 16460<br />
DEAN SELLERS 643-7900<br />
ESCORT 1991 LX - 2 door, auto-<br />
matic. air, low mflaa 19460<br />
DEAN SELLERS 643-7900<br />
ESCORT 1941 -<br />
tianapnrfatlnn.<br />
13960<br />
DEAN SELLERS<br />
2 door. rad. graM<br />
priced to mow.<br />
ESCORT 1442. 11.300 mflaa. auto-<br />
matic. 5 door. AM-FM .aanna. Mr.<br />
•ta naw 17800 241-4004<br />
FAIRMONT-1480. naw Ursa, ex-<br />
haust * radiator Needs engine work<br />
1400 Aak lor Mr. Roes. 943-7796<br />
MUSTANG 1444 LX • tow mfle*. te.<br />
auper daan 14444<br />
GOROON CHEVROLET 464-6260<br />
MUSTANG t 4 « H<br />
MM mora. 14746<br />
CAMPBELL<br />
B 1441 OT<br />
1 » teeeaa, toadad. ready tar aw-<br />
mer kmt Starting from 11J.460<br />
DEAN SELLERS 843-7100<br />
MUSTANG, 1441 IX 5 0 Converti-<br />
ble. iiutBiaate Fufly Leaded! R M<br />
S looks mm new) 123.000 actual<br />
mflaa. HSJOOfOlte. 484-644A<br />
MUSTANG 1441 LX - 8.0. 5 apaad.<br />
Mr. powar atodoaa A Mate. at.<br />
Extra otaen. only 110.546<br />
MATICK CHEVY 531-7100<br />
MUSTANG 1942 LX Converteto<br />
S12.48S<br />
HUNTINGTON FORO<br />
1440 GL<br />
MS* JEANNOTTE<br />
PONTIAC/GMC TRUCK<br />
Ptywauth. 463-2400<br />
PROBE 1440 LX. 44000 Mflaa, pow-<br />
er everything, dtolte daan. automat-<br />
ic, iiiodhnt oonteton. 17400/MM.<br />
Altar 8pm.<br />
to. aunroof<br />
16700.<br />
• 31000<br />
534-2431<br />
PROBE 1441 - VS. automate. Mask,<br />
fufly loaded, eunrool. 36.000HH<br />
14.800. Cafl aAar 5pm. 3M<br />
PROSE 1442 LX Ska. low mflaa. 8<br />
ateerlng, orakaa. gray Interior<br />
111.200 926-0144<br />
SABLE 1442 - OS. toeded 14.000<br />
463-2424<br />
HINES PARK<br />
LINCOLN-MERCURY<br />
TAURUS 1444 GL - fufly loaded, ax<br />
tra daan. 13996<br />
GOROON CHEVROLET 454-6260<br />
TAURUS 1446 LX atatlon wagon.<br />
121.000 nMea.<br />
TAURUS 1444. 4 cyflnder. 66,000<br />
mlaa. automatic, fufl poaaai<br />
tranamMaion. 12400. 2<br />
TAURUS 1440 LX - alrteg. fun pow-<br />
quaflty trade, norv<br />
WARRANTY1<br />
amokar. 17445<br />
JEFF BENSON<br />
QUALTTY AUTOS 562-7011<br />
TAURUS WAGON 1949 - M<br />
AM bratea. Oter 16.000 m<br />
wont Mat- $13,960<br />
DEAN SELLERS 443-7<br />
TAUMJS 1444 M , pomm. n<br />
1447 Wagon. 78.000<br />
11-9199<br />
GL. V6. atma. fi^jr<br />
no met 2.700 naw Was. rm*<br />
"74<br />
TAURUS 1444 LX-Leaped. VS.<br />
78K mL. l-yr.-ofcj Uras.teH<br />
• • H 0 4 M O .<br />
TAURUS 1444<br />
S r . ' K b r -<br />
4 cyt., 47.000 mi-<br />
TAURUS 1444. V6, afl powar. mtg.<br />
warranty. 83.000 aiflee. 18.400<br />
426-6662<br />
TAURUS 1440 GL Wagon - V4. au-<br />
tomatic. air. a«a^«>tion 16446<br />
CAMPBELL<br />
Oodga 636-1900<br />
TAURUS 19S2 GL ,- Uy loaded.<br />
muM aee. kxar mflae tad 112.960<br />
DEAN SELLERS 643-7900<br />
11900.<br />
now Urea. Lir.oeflanl oondMon. Muat<br />
aaa. 16.080. Cat. 386-0446<br />
TEMPO 1947 - IX 4 door, loaded<br />
Ntoa carl 12446<br />
DtCK SCOTT Garden Cfly 922-7420<br />
TEMPO 1444 OL - te. Ml, cruiee.<br />
66.000 mflaa afl highway<br />
Aftar 4 474-7037<br />
TEMPO 1444. GL. automatic air.<br />
power steering/brakee, Grosse<br />
Points gray. Charooal Interior TYME<br />
doea II again. 1721 below blue<br />
bote. Ma aeek only 13600.<br />
TYMEAUTO 466-5666<br />
TEMPO 1940 - 4 door, toa mfleega.<br />
te conditioning, extra, axtra daan<br />
Only 14.746. 453-2424<br />
HINES PARK<br />
LINCOLN-MERCURY<br />
TEMPO 1942 - GL. 4 door. 8,000<br />
mi., axcaflenl condition. Sharp<br />
14600/teM After 4:30. 841-2339<br />
THUNOERBIRD 1940 - Anniversary,<br />
automatic, loadad. 111.395<br />
HUNTINGTON FORD 862-0400<br />
THUNOERSIRO 1941 - loaded, low<br />
mflaa. won t last at 110.480<br />
DEAN SELLERS 843-7900<br />
866 Ford<br />
IS1U<br />
6*3-7500<br />
TRACKER LSI R AA|B<br />
yloyeesS<br />
oney I<br />
" n<br />
24S55 Michigan Ave.<br />
1 block W ol<br />
Telegrsph • Deartxxn 565-6500<br />
oaynwrn aI t'SS 31 i<br />
uafan 117 pw «• I<br />
'CIO—1 and<br />
i or «iaa l iiva monaw, » ooo m»a»<br />
a l o c s m o c i e<br />
Tia Powrpa Or l»*mLiO€WT Ewaiumi<br />
ngm to purcriasa wnda a<br />
MM ana Total owrnani mM leaaa a M7«6 aa<br />
Dua a nowxian a Sra marsh'a pe»mars<br />
•Oo»" peymwx (STlT-ii and rafundaota amar*,<br />
CMDOM of *»0 00 e*a lour psnan uaa lax toanaa<br />
Monday, February 15.1993 04kE<br />
870<br />
FOX HILLS<br />
446-4740 " W l<br />
ACCORB i4sTi<br />
*<br />
CAMPBELL<br />
Dodge 53S-15Q0<br />
ACCOPK) 1444 UQ Coupe - btate<br />
WW" **<br />
de4y4-6: >12-4430<br />
ACURA 1444 Legend- Excaflant<br />
condflton. toeded. aew<br />
rooTmjOO.<br />
CRX 1948.9 apeed. Mr, AIWI<br />
sane, new duMA. muffler 4<br />
nisi.<br />
PRELUOE 1447, SI. 6 apaad. aery<br />
good condflton. 14200/aftar<br />
(313) 246-2422<br />
PRELUOE 1444. deft red wflh<br />
aooents. sflver Interior, aula<br />
extra daen BMa oar. Dont be med<br />
America. Only 13460.<br />
TYMEAUTO<br />
872 Lincoln<br />
CONTINENTAL 1444 Signature Sa-<br />
naa. naw Orea 4 brakee. 84.000<br />
MARK Vfl 1441 LSC - white w/Mack<br />
HUNTINGTON<br />
sterol 11!<br />
>NF6RO<br />
TOWN CAR 1941<br />
•eta. gecs'wetik.<br />
. 117.980/oftar.<br />
872<br />
O0NTWMTAL 1444 SBser. grey<br />
MMter. new Mas. oar phona. loed-<br />
raterpi 114.100<br />
CONnNENTAL 1441<br />
HINES PARK<br />
MARK VI 1441<br />
HINES PARK<br />
UNCOLN-MERCURY<br />
TOWN CAR 1444 - ILKFLM Onfy<br />
46.000 te.. moon root, new Mae.<br />
810.900 471-7111 or 934-2319<br />
TOWN CAR 1441<br />
tea. 14.000 mflaa. loaded 8tea Sto-<br />
netura Sartea. 118.900 443-2474<br />
HINES PARK<br />
UNCOLN-MERCURY<br />
TOWN CAR 1941 Signature<br />
20.000 mflaa. 119.900 463-2424<br />
HINES PARK<br />
UNCOLN-MERCURY<br />
874<br />
CAPRL 1441. Convertible, red. 5<br />
18.000 mflaa. 8 W. 500<br />
661-3120<br />
COUGAR 1846 V-4. 74.000 mflaa.<br />
te. power brteai<br />
dows. looks, plua.<br />
power brakee 4 steering, wln-<br />
463-4647<br />
COUGAR 1447 LS - toeded. toother,<br />
sunroof, 34.000 mflaa. 86.500 or<br />
Beet oftar Ce* aftar 6pm 641-4747<br />
COUGAR. 1446.<br />
50.000 mflaa. 14.946<br />
874<br />
aew Mas. tow tetoage. Sharp.<br />
49,800 524-23*8<br />
COUGAR 1SS0 - Power windows 6<br />
looks, speed ooteM. ML toM<br />
sherp 44740<br />
PAT MILLiKEN FORO<br />
256-3100<br />
COUGAR<br />
MSsa. Aaklng 1<br />
CM 360-7148 m.<br />
Ore.<br />
GRAND MAROU*. 1447 LB. load-<br />
ed. vary ctaan. naw MMiee. S new<br />
•res. 91.000 mflaa. 44600 474-0334<br />
GRANO MARQUM 1447<br />
AM-FM<br />
tery/exheud 4 engine with<br />
ty. Exeeflent. 1440a 8<br />
GRANO MARQUI8 1942 LS - arM-<br />
todca brakes. 17.000 mflaa. axtra<br />
nloal 116.500 4S3-2424<br />
HINES PARK<br />
UNCOLN-MERCURY<br />
SABLE 1947 LS-IUfly toeded. 70.000<br />
mflee. ongmd owner. BeeutflU corv<br />
15.200 Alter 7pm 667-3723<br />
SABLE 1447 LS Wegon - tow ipflea.<br />
•arrentaed. 1 owner. ImpeccatHei<br />
16744 453-2424<br />
HINES PARK<br />
UNCOLN-MERCURY<br />
SABLE 1940 LS - 34.000 mflee. key-<br />
toaa. alec Ironic deeh. tots morel<br />
453-2424<br />
HINES PARK<br />
UNCOLN-MERCURY<br />
SABLE 1441 LS Wagon - 3rd earn.<br />
• 33.000 mflaa. 453-2424<br />
HINES PARK<br />
UNCOLN-MERCURY<br />
CHEVY WORK TRUCK<br />
Electronic Fuel Injected<br />
V-6 Engine<br />
Overdrive 5-Speed<br />
Transmission<br />
Slide Rear Window<br />
36 mo.<br />
'93 CHEVY<br />
te TON PICK-UP<br />
Stock #3T5180<br />
Sliding Rear Window<br />
Full Size Spare Tire<br />
Bedliner<br />
AM Radio<br />
Rear Step Bumper<br />
-10 OTHERS AT SIMILAR SAVINGS-<br />
S A L E P R I C E<br />
$ 1 0 , 9 9 4 * *<br />
GM EMPLOYEE PRICE<br />
$ 1 0 i 4 1 2 * * *<br />
Oi<br />
CHEVROLET<br />
LOCAL453-4600MCT«O 961-4797<br />
40875 Plymouth Road, Plymouth<br />
•36 month, 46,000 mie lease plus I<br />
sicapaon. Wssa• >seponoide tor excees wear tear and<br />
-41000 down Total oOSgaaon - 17164 "Pries plus tax.<br />
Oftar ends Feb 26. 1993<br />
snd rekMabie security depos* d 1225 due al<br />
miss st iff per excess mfle. Opbon to pixchasa<br />
kcense — Mao net GM Employee Option II 5% •<br />
874<br />
GRAND MARQUM 1444 LS<br />
upl Trtpta Mtorp. aarrsfteed- S4S46<br />
HINES PARK<br />
UNCOLN MERCURY<br />
GRAND MAROUS 14S0 LS-91.000<br />
HINES PARK<br />
UNCOLN-MERCURY<br />
MAROLM: 1443 Brougham. 4 door.<br />
106.000 mflaa. Good oondT<br />
$1100. Cafl, 721-<br />
SABLE LS 1444 burgandv. I<br />
aeata. 14 angina. 46.000<br />
tJMO. Cafl 481<br />
SABLE 1444 LS. power MeetHia 4<br />
joM. aiinaflanl condMon<br />
17200 534-0672<br />
power. 6 cyt.. Ste new. 110.746<br />
FOX HILLS<br />
SABLE 1441 LS - tow mflee. MMter.<br />
bucket is sis w/coneota. loaded,<br />
aery ctoen. (10.900 463-2424<br />
HINES PARK<br />
UNCOLN-MERCURY<br />
TOPAZ 1447 - Auto. Mr. caaaafts.<br />
toeded. 4 wheal drtve. red m/out,<br />
super. 46K te. 13446<br />
TOPAZ 1441 - 4 door, automats,<br />
air only 15.000 mflaa 14446<br />
453-2424<br />
HINES PARK<br />
UNCOLN-MERCURY<br />
TRACER 194<br />
ctaan. 14146 463-2424<br />
HINES PARK<br />
UNCOLN-MERCURY<br />
TRACER 1944 - 4 door, amtm ,<br />
maintained, tuneup. new tiree/tet-<br />
tory. 13200/negottable 900-4419<br />
TRACER 1991 LTS<br />
rod. automatic, toeded. extra nloei<br />
16995 453-2424<br />
HINES PARK<br />
UNCOLN-MERCURY<br />
875 Nissan<br />
MAXIMA 1943 - automatic Hr<br />
moonroof. loadad. low mflee. 11995<br />
BRUCE<br />
CAMPBELL<br />
Dodge 538-1500<br />
MAXIMA 1990 - loaded, except for<br />
leather seats. 20.000 mflee. 111,400<br />
Aftar 6pm 476-5659<br />
SENT HA SR2 1992 - 5<br />
moon-rod. csesetle. air low<br />
110,200 547-0644<br />
876 Oldsroobile<br />
CALAIS 1966. V6. loaded, new tlrae-<br />
brskee. good shape, 83.000 miles<br />
12800 525-0467<br />
CAL LAS 1969 - 2 door, sporl wheels,<br />
automatic, air. low mfleal 16.950<br />
DEAN SELLERS 643-7500<br />
CUSTOM Cruleer 1967 Auto, air<br />
power sleertng/brakea/locks. Mt.<br />
luggage rack, load leveling 14.500<br />
Evas 464-1079 or days 592-5337<br />
CUTLASS CIERA 1987<br />
condition, sir. UN. cruise, am/tm<br />
13000/beet 453-5313<br />
PREME 1988 Broug-<br />
V8. loaded Or3y<br />
CUTLASS SUP<br />
ham (<br />
17495<br />
MEADOWBROOK DOOGE<br />
853-9090<br />
CUTLASS 1965 CIERA Brougham<br />
Loaded, aery good condMon. muat<br />
see 12500 362-1469<br />
CUTLASS 1968 SUPREME 2 door.<br />
V-6. automatic, dr. tflt. cruiee. must<br />
eell for only 14400 427-6103<br />
1946 Olds 96 Regency - gray<br />
or wfth gray leelher Interior Loeded<br />
phona Texaa car. exeeflent condi-<br />
tion 15.006. 474-5112 openings and<br />
weekends 262-6196 aak lor Rhon-<br />
da<br />
876<br />
CUTLASS l<br />
la Me one Onfy<br />
MATICK CHEVY 531-7100<br />
CUTLABB-1942. 4 i<br />
power sflndoaa A<br />
SSOO/teM oftar. Ba4<br />
CUTLASS-1940 CALAIS. 2 door,<br />
47.0001 mflee. burgundy, te. M.<br />
ontee. esc. 17400. 474-7179<br />
CUTLASS MSI SUPREME SL. red.<br />
DELTA: 1444 ROY ALE<br />
ESQ—anil t-Ownarl 87.000<br />
S. S13-444-4744<br />
ROY ALE 44 LS-1442. 4 door.<br />
totead low meee Mrrrsihr<br />
telge 118.700 442-4746<br />
. 21.000 ml. greet oar,<br />
•17J00/taM.<br />
878 Plymouth<br />
FOX HILLS<br />
Chnretor-PtymotevJeep-Eagto<br />
466-6740 841-3171<br />
DUSTER. 1946. 2 door, automatic.<br />
new tlraa. aunroof. AMFM caaaetta.<br />
powar ateerlng. 8S80/teeL631-0644<br />
OUSTER 1942. 2 door. 2.9 Ate. au-<br />
tomatic. te. aitandod arerianry.<br />
87500. 464-6134<br />
SUNDANCES 1949<br />
4 mord<br />
DICK SCOTT DOOGE<br />
664 Ann Arbor Rd<br />
451-2110 USED CARS 942-3322<br />
SUNDANCE 1990<br />
IM. 35.000 mflaa 16905<br />
FOX HILLS<br />
Chrysler-Plymouth-Jeep-Eagle<br />
455-8740 941-3171<br />
SZ' FOX HILLS<br />
Chraatar ft, in raid leaf raMs<br />
466-4740 441-311<br />
LASER 1444 - automate, aa<br />
Only 12.444<br />
MEAflOWBROOK rwYtm |<br />
17<br />
860 Pontiac<br />
BONNEVILLE LE 141 87 - leaMr. M<br />
power, onl* 57,000<br />
reofl 88.460<br />
mflee carnage<br />
DEAN SELLERS 444-7800<br />
BONNEVILLE 1941 SSE. Mack.<br />
mint, toeded. Orlgtoa<br />
geraged S4400<br />
BONNEVILLE. 1942 SE-MMtoon-<br />
dKion. toeded. Mack 14.700 ml.<br />
4S7-02 94<br />
RERO 1446. eutorr •eSK. derk red.<br />
mflee on new engkw TYME dosed<br />
epem only 82460<br />
TYMEAUTO<br />
46^-6666<br />
GRAND AM8 1440 LE - automeflc.<br />
te. Ml. riiutti. toa mflee. 7 M<br />
ohooee. 2 4 4 doors. From M946.<br />
BOB JEANNOTTE<br />
PONT1ACAJMC TRUCK<br />
Plymouth. 463-2900<br />
GRANO AM 1444 SE Turte<br />
door, sutomallc. wMto. nice 4 cfc<br />
one owner $4300. Gam Auto Nd-<br />
sefler meM. Cafl Set 4 Sun. 10-3.<br />
defly 44:432-4430.<br />
^ • A M 1444 LE.<br />
TYMEAUTO<br />
QRANO AM<br />
root, po ear<br />
20 .000 aMM<br />
tor leeea. 26/<br />
Daya 944-601<br />
1941 LE. 4 door, eun-<br />
tocfcs/iatndoas. storm.<br />
moe/S?oe ar ease.<br />
0 ARar 4pm 544-1077<br />
GRAND AM 1449. OT. 4 door. 8<br />
speed, la ads ii. tt.ooo mflas. perfect<br />
oondflton. $12,400. 844-0297<br />
ORANO AM -1442 SC. 4 cyflnder.<br />
nflflfl 611JQ0<br />
Cafl aRar 5pr n. 334-4238<br />
QRANO PROC 1444 - SE. M* load-<br />
ed. naw Mas. moonroof, S8400<br />
MuM aaa SS1-SS13<br />
QRANO PRC<br />
r s a s r -<br />
X 1440. STE- Meroon.<br />
Icafla fl. 44.000 mflee.<br />
734-4344<br />
QRANO PR£ X. 1941 QT. aflflM wfdl<br />
811.600 Mm Maefl. 224-8289<br />
i, SBTVSft<br />
BOB JEANNOTTE<br />
POtrnAC. GMC TRUCK<br />
ss.'se^r<br />
LflMANS 1441 LS -<br />
sssfsr^i<br />
MATICK CHEVY 531-7100<br />
PONTIAC 4000. 1440 LE -<br />
MATICK CHEVY 531-7100<br />
GRAND PR0C 1940 LE - 2 door.<br />
m erwvMlng. one oaner. tow<br />
LOMviSSSS.<br />
MEADOWBROOK DOOGE<br />
FOX HILLS<br />
TRAMS AM - 1974.<br />
•- t 3CR<br />
SATURN S U 1SSS-SI<br />
•Ers^T<br />
•Uottat<br />
Teyots<br />
RY-1444. nuaaaflc.te, MSflat<br />
PASSO.<br />
TOYOTA CAMRY 1441 - VE Ow<br />
PAQE TOYOTA 352-«600<br />
TOYOTA MB-2 1447<br />
SS.SSS<br />
PAGE TOYOTA 362-66M<br />
JETTA GU. 1440. IS t<br />
48 V1467<br />
JETTA<br />
TYMEAufo<br />
TRANS AM 1441 - 1-tops. VS. load-<br />
ed. $4444<br />
GOROON CHEVROLET 464-6290<br />
681 Saturn<br />
SATURN SU 1441 - 4 doer, loaded,<br />
onfy 13 OOC mflaa much mord<br />
DEAN S E L L ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ H<br />
JETTA. 1444, GC Mate 9 spate,<br />
te. 67 MB mflaa. ssceBan<br />
FOX HILLS<br />
44VSW1<br />
THE<br />
NEW<br />
FARMINGTON HILLS<br />
CHRYSLER ft PLYMOUTH<br />
W E ' R E M O V I N G S A L E ! ! !<br />
NEVER BEFORE HEARD OF SAVINGS!<br />
EVERY VEHICLE PRICED TO MOVE!<br />
This March...<br />
Farmington Mills Chrysler/Plymouth<br />
will be moving to our new location!<br />
24315 HAGGERTY ROAD<br />
between 10 Mile £ Grand River<br />
4 7 6 - 7 9 0 0<br />
Visit our current location<br />
at<br />
Grand River Avenue<br />
& Middlebelt<br />
1993 GRAND AM SE COUPE<br />
Air conditioning, automatic, AM/FM cassette, tilt,<br />
rear defogger, 15 inch wheels. Stk. #30003.<br />
. Sale Price $ 1 2 , 6 4 7 *<br />
1993 BONNEVILLE SE<br />
V6, automatic, air, cassette. Stk. #30309.<br />
Sale Price $ 1 7 , 5 8 5 *<br />
1993 SUNBIRD LE COUPE<br />
Automatic, air, tilt, pulse wipers, rear defogger,<br />
stereo/ cassette. Stk. #J30488.<br />
Sale Price * 1 0 , 8 4 9 *<br />
1993 SAFARI EXTENDED VAN<br />
V6. automatic, power windows & locks, tilt. cane, cassette 8 passenger<br />
rack, deep tinted glass Stk #3266<br />
Sale Price $ 1 6 , 2 9 9 *<br />
1993 JIMMY 4 DOOR<br />
VS. automatic. Mr. powtar windows & kicks. Wl. cruise cassette powar<br />
mirrors, soft nde spare tire carrier Stk #3217.<br />
Sale Price $ 1 9,571 *<br />
NEW 1992 SONOMA PICKUP<br />
A<br />
2.5 litre engine, 5 speed radio/ 2 wheel drive, step<br />
bumper, 20 gallon tank, rally wheels. Stk. #2385.<br />
Sale Price • 7 9 9 9 *<br />
COUNTY<br />
PONTIAC<br />
DEALERS<br />
DEALERS V PONTIAC G M C TRUCK<br />
38000 GRAND RIVER
#<br />
80* * OAE Monday, Febmary 15,1993<br />
To Make A Great Deal On A Do<br />
Well Do<br />
"Anything It Takes!!"<br />
Brand New 1993 Shadow Sedan 2.2L 4cyl engine, automatic<br />
transmission, power steering, power brakes, air conditioning,<br />
tinted glass, rear defog, S13R BSW tires.<br />
Stock #22241. Was 11,009<br />
Sale Price<br />
$ 8986*<br />
or less for Chrysler emp.<br />
Brand New 1993 B-250 Van Conversion 318 V8, automatic transmission,<br />
power steering, power brakes, sir conditioning, tinted glass, power lock, power<br />
windows, tilt, cruise control, power mirrors. AM/ FM stereo cassette, pulse<br />
wiper, 35 gal fuel tank. cast_aluminum wheels, WSW SBR tires, 4 capt. chairs,<br />
rear sola. 3 bay windows, luggage<br />
rack, running boards,<br />
spare tire carrier. Stock #33046.<br />
Was 25,589<br />
*£«14,4981^<br />
Brand New 1993 Dakota Sport 3.9L V6 engine, automatic<br />
transmission, power steering, power brakes, tinted glass, AM/<br />
FM stereo with cassette, pulse wiper, step bumper, sport<br />
stripe, cast aluminum wheels, white letter tires. Stock #37048.<br />
Was 11,831<br />
Sale Price<br />
$ 9967 06 *<br />
or less for Chrysler emp.<br />
Brand new 1993 Intrepid Sedan 3.3L V6 engine, automatic<br />
transmission, power steering, power brakes, air conditioning,<br />
tinted glass, rear defog, power door locks, power windows, tilt,<br />
cruise control. AM/FM stereo cassette, floor mats, SBR BSW<br />
tires. Stock #25546. Was 18,005<br />
Sale Price<br />
*15,663*<br />
or less for Chrysler emp.<br />
Brand New 1993 Dynasty Sedan 3.3L V6 engine, automatic<br />
transmission, power steering, power brakes, air conditioning,<br />
tinted glass, rear defog, AM/FM stereo, power door locks, tilt<br />
wheel, cruise control, floor mats, body side stripes, cloth bench<br />
seats, wheel covers, WSW<br />
SBR tires. Stock #25057.<br />
Was 17,274 444 pe#t#tA<br />
Sale<br />
$ 11,789*<br />
Price or less tor Chrysler emp.<br />
Brand new 1993 Shadow ES 2.5L 4cyi engine, automatic transmission,<br />
power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, tinted glass,<br />
rear defog, AM/FM stereo with cassette, fog lights, tachometer, pulse<br />
wiper, remote lift release, floor mats, bucket seats with floor console,<br />
rear spoiler, cast aluminum wheels, SBR BSW tires. Stock #22088.<br />
Was 12,040<br />
Sale Price<br />
$<br />
9873*<br />
or less for Chrysler emp.<br />
BRUCE DODGE<br />
^ W W — — — - W w — — 5 3 8 . 1 5 0 0<br />
14875 TELEGRAPH, REDFORD BETWEEN FIVE MILE AND 1-96<br />
•Plus tan title & destin.il«on All<br />
reb.iles to dealer<br />
5 Mile Rd<br />
Bruce Campbell »<br />
Dodge<br />
9<br />
1-96 Jeffries X-Way<br />
Brand New 1993 Caravan 2.5 liter, 4 cylinder engine, automatic,<br />
power steering and brakes, air, tinted windows, AM/FM stereo, rear<br />
defroster, SBR BSW tires.<br />
Stock #30164. Was $13,595<br />
Sale Price<br />
$ 13,495*<br />
or less for Chrysler employees<br />
Brand New 1993 Dakota Club Cab 4" Wheel Drive", 4.9 liter<br />
V-6 automatic, power steering & brakes, air, tinted glass, power windows,<br />
power locks, tilt, cruise, AM/FM cassette, power mirrors, cast<br />
aluminum wheels, cloth buckets. Stock #37131.<br />
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16,495*<br />
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Brand New 1993 Dakota Sport Club Cab 3.9L V-6 engine, automatic<br />
transmission, power steering, power brakes, air conditioning, tinted glass. AM<br />
FM stereo cassette, span stripes, 22 gal fuel tank, sport steering wheel, painted<br />
step bumper, full floor carpet, premium cloth<br />
bucket seats with console, cast aluminum<br />
wheels, white letter tires. Stock #37067.<br />
Was 15,430<br />
££ $ 12,789*<br />
or less for Chrysler emp.<br />
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