1990 S & CO Y - Canton Public Library

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Volume 16 Number 5 Thursday, August 2, 1990 Canton, Michigan 80 Pages 

Youth gets 

probation for 

role in fatality 

Service part of sentence 

in Canton traffic death 

Mark Vernier, who In June was found guilty of negligent 

homicide in the traffic death of Robert Valicento of 

Canton Township, was sentenced July 20 to probation by 

Detroit Recorder's Judge Lawrence Silverman. 

Vernier, 18, faced a maximum penalty of two years in 

prison. 

Judge Silverman ordered Vernier, a graduate of Redford 

Catholic Central High School, to continue his education 

and to perform 100 hours of community service 

before his college classes begin, or during Christmas 

vacation. 

.Vernier, of Mllford, does not have to pay restitution to 

Valicento's family, but will be charged a $30 probation 

fee. 

The judge said Vernier can report to his probation 

officer by pbone while attending school. 

Vernier, a part-time employee of Exquisite 

Landscaping Inc. of Northville, was southbound on 

Ridge on his way to a job Bite when the accident occurred 

on Oct IS, 1980. 

Vernier, who was driving a Ford Ranger pickup 

truck, testified that he met his employer at the corner 

of North Territorial and Ridge roads about 4 pjn. His 

boss, waiting in a jeep, signaled to Vernier to proceed 

south. 

Vernier said be looked left, right and left again and 

saw open road before crossing North Territorial. He 

said he blanked out after that and doesn't remember 

striking Valicento, 68, who was traveling east at 45 to 

50 m.p.h. in a 1988 Crown Victoria LTD. Valicento's car 

rolled into a ditch, and be was pronounced dead at the 

Valicento, a retired Detroit Fire Department captain, 

was returninng home from a visit with his daughter, 

Prisdlla Krencicki, of South Lyon. 

In addition to his daughter, Valicento is survived by 

his wife Mary Valicento of Canton; daughter Patricia 

Carlton of Canton; son Robert Valicento of Livonia; 

mother Filomena Valicento of Detroit, brother James 

Valicento of Detroit; three grandchildren and one greatgrandchild. 

After being released from an institution 

in 1980, Gizela worked for years 

as a maintenance worker in an office, 

A 

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which was good practice for keeping 

the apartment shipshape. 

Board not anxious to meet with CBE 

By M.B. Dillon 

staff wrtter 

Plymouth-Canton school board members aren't 

enthusiastic about a proposal by newly elected 

Trustee Les Walker to meet with representatives 

from Citizens for Better Education. CBE is a conservative 

Christiifi group that supported two candidates 

in the June election. 

CBE which claims a local membership of more 

than 2,000, objects to the use of R-rated movies 

and other controversial materials In the classroom. 

Walker presented the idea during a board discussion 

of goals and objectives at the recently restored 

Cherry Hill School, in Canton, Monday 

night 

'Td like to meet with representatives of Citizens 

for Better Education to get a better under- 

standing of their concerns," said Walker. "When I 

was on the board before, each meeting with CBE 

involved some sort of challenge. There is some 

segment of the community that holds viewpoints I 

don't agree with, but I look for an opportunity to 

cure some of those rifts." 

TRUSTEES EJ. McClendon and Roland Thomas 

said they didn't see the point in setting up a 

workshop or meeting with CBE. 

'1 wouldn't know how to put together a suitable 

agenda. They can avail themselves of the citizens' 

comments portion of the agenda," said McClendon. 

"I think there are times when trying to develop 

a dialogue becomes more harmful than helpful. 

Said Thomas: have no problem with it, as 

long as there aren't accusatory remarks, finger - 

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pointing and blame being placed. I need to better 

understand them. 

"I'm willing to sit and listen to them at a workshop 

or during citizens' comments. But I will not 

get into name-calling. HI get up and walk out," 

Thomas said. 

Board President Dean Swartxwelter was lukewarm 

to the Idea as well. 

"In my past dialogue with people in that group, 

we've explained our position and they tend to say 

we're not sensitive to them In the past we've been 

very unsuccessful In having positive dialogue. I'm 

somewhat reluctant to have a dog and pony 

show." 

Trustee David Artley said he's willing to "talk 

to anyone at any time . . . People see them as 

ultra-conservative, but they're not necessarily ulir?-99irerv*Uy?, 

Please turn to Page 4 

Young actor braves 

perils of 'show biz' 

By MLB. DMon 

staff writer 

For breakfast, served after reveille 

at 6 a.m., there were slimy 

eggs, brick toast and waffles. 

Lunch was really disgusting too. 

with entrees like doctored veal. 

Dinner consisted of such dishes as 

cold macaroni and cheese the consistency 

of rubber, "really sick" 

mashed potatoes and slappy joes 

made from leftover chill. 

But as David Burtka of Canton 

sees it, stomaching the food at Interlochen 

is Jost part of the price to be 

paid if you want to end up on Broadway 

some day. 

THE Ift-YKAA-OLD actor, 

and dancer svrtved his stay last 

month at Inter lot hen, where to attended 

a two esrti martc si theater 

program after winning one of three 

•cbolar ships awarded by the Unhrer- 

"VIZ? 

•erred for the. 

" later tochsn was lots of fun, it 

was hard work thnigh. It's one of the 

I>e ever does," said 

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Opened doors 

work wonders 

for 2 women 

By Tom Henderson 

staff writer 

Gizela and Josephine both smile 

so often and so broadly — laughing 

about breakfast or about the latest 

trip to the mall or even the scariest 

movie of the summer, "Arachnopbobia" 

— that you might think 

their whole lives have been one 

chuckle after another. 

Hardly. 

"Both of them spent 40 years in 

jail for crimes they didn't commit 

The prison? Oak dale Regional Center 

in Lapeer. The crime? Not 

thinking as quickly as the so-called 

normal people who once deemed it 

fit to lock people away for life for 

being different. 

Gizela, 69, and Josephine, 72 — 

state regulations prohibit the use of 

their last names -- were released 

to a group home 10 years ago when 

the state decided to stop institutionalizing 

so many people Four 

years ago, they left the group home 

for a life on their own in the Carriage 

Cove apartments in Canton 

Township. 

And, they say, life has never 

been so sweet. Recently, state officials 

thought they might like to 

move to another apartment with a 

balcony, not on your life, they said. 

They've never been happier anywhere 

else and they aren't about to 

move for anyone or anything. 

GIZELA 

spend their 

AND 

days 

JOSEPHINE 

in ways that 

Plymouth's orbit 

might seem mundane — if you 

hadn't spent so much more truly 

mundane time behind closed doors 

and walking institutional halls. 

Most mornings it's breakfast at 

John's Coney Island, where the 

help treats them like family. Most 

afternoons it's soap operas. Sundays, 

it's a trip to one of the malls 

and usually a movie. To Them, life 

has become one day at the beach 

after another, or, perhaps, an endless 

monologue with a steady 

stream of punchlines. 

When they were released from 

Oakdale, they were found jobs by 

Wayne County Living Services, a 

service of the state Department of 

Mental Health. First, they both did 

light assembly work in a non-profit 

day program, later, Gizela was 

promoted to a work crew that had 

contracts cleaning local business 

offices. 

Both have recently retired. They 

are in a sup ported - independence 

program, which means that paid 

members of non-profit organizations 

under contract to the mental 

health department assist them during 

the day. They may be driven to 

the bank, or taken on an outing to 

Greenfield Village, but they take 

care of the nuts and bolts of their 

daily existence. They do apartment 

chores, decide their agenda for the 

day, do a bit of light cooking at dinner 

time. 

Ptease turn to Page 4 

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Don Masaey, star of his own homespun commercials. 

Ground was broken this week lor a Saturn dealership on 

the site of Massey's Cadillac dealership in Plymouth 

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Students also learned there's nothing 

unusual about shelling out |60 

for a ticket for a Broadway play. 

"After that we had another performance 

class, where we worked on 

a show." To top off their two weeks, 

the actors performed the musical — 

which featured "Coffee Break" from 

"How to Succeed in Business without 

from "Into the Woods;" and a tap 

•umber called "City of Angels" from 

a new Broadway show for their parents 

and other students. 

"After lunch was rest time, where 

we had to sleep. We needed the rest." 

said Burtka, who received his first 

lessons in tap dancing compliments 

of his grandmother. Eleanor Zajas, 

who as a youngster performed at the 

Fox Theater. 

THERE WAS an hour after that to 

swim, play volleyball or write letters 

before tap class. 

Bed check was at 10. "It was really 

strict, but I learned a lot about 

vocal technique, jazz, and dance 

technique," said Burtka, who studies 

piano and voice and hopes to add 

modeling and commercials to his activities 

this summer. 

"We learned a Jot of stuff about 

Broadway." 

In addition to performing with the 

Peanut Butter Players, a theater 

group geared for young audiences 

based at the downtown Players Club. 

Burtka has appeared at the Baldwin 

Theatre in Royal Oak and the Marquis 

Theater in Northville, where at 

age 12 he played "John" in "Peter 

Pan." (While in a harness singing 

"I'm Flying" at the end of Act I, the 

wire broke, and Burtka beat th£ curtain 

to the floor He luckily escaped 

with just a few bruises.) 

Burtka, an accomplished gymnast 

and swimmer, has had numerous 

lead roles in Plymouth Park Players 

productions. 

Burtka credits his East Middle 

School chorus teacher. Shelby Hol- 

_ _ htm involved tn 

theater. 

"She encouraged me to pursue it. 

She helped me out, she's really a 

neat person," said Burtka, who performed 

in solos, small groups, plays, 

chorus, dances and concerts at East 

There was lots of ribbing back 

then from boys at school, less from 

the girls. 

"I did get a lot of teasing because 

I wasn't in basketball or football; I 

liked to sing and dance," said Burtka. 

"I hope I get famous one day and 

can laugh in their face." 

In high school, he has enjoyed 

working with drama coach Gloria 

Logan. "We're so lucky to have these 

ladies. She's one of the best directors 

I've ever worked with," said Burtka. 

a fan of Fred Astaire and Gene Keliy- 

"She's just great, everyone loves 

her." 

Burtka, who lives with his parents 

and 18-year-old sister, Jennifer, says 

he knew the stage was for him from 

the get-go. 

"It was scary at first, but once I'm 

on stage, it's like no one's out there. 

It's what I love to do. I knew it right 

from the start. 

"I love the applause, the lights, the 

costumes, everything about it. Just 

being up there." . 

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Dog foils arson attempt; 

sends culprit off with bite 

A German shepherd said no to ar 

son Sunday morning, possibly taking 

a chunk out of a teen who was seen 

fleeing from a garage he had tried to 

set on fire on Wales 

The dog's owner heard him growling 

at about 515 a.m., then watched 

the yard after she let him out Almost 

immediately she heard someone 

holler out "Ow'" then saw a 

youth bop the fence and flee on foot. 

Police were called. They reported 

they could smell gas. and they found 

bum marks on the garage roof, on 

the rear wall of the garage and in 

the grass. Damage was minimal. 

The dog's owners say they have been 

feuding with a nearby family. 

Police checked with local hospitals 

to see if anyone was treated for 

dog bites but reports were negative. 

ALL WET: Police summooed to 

apartments on Honeytree to settle a 

domestic dispute Saturday afternoon 

found a man standing fully clothed 

in the clubhouse pool, clutching his 

small son and arguing with his exwife, 

who wax high and dry. 

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police a court order from Maine say 

ing be could take his son there untill 

Aug. 25. When she refused to allow 

him to take the boy, be grabbed him 

and jumped into the pool. 

The boy told police be wanted to 

stay with his mother. They advised 

the man to contact his attorney. 

CON JOB: The Jo-Ann Fabrics 

store on Ford was bugged by a con 

man Friday morning. He showed up 

wearing an olive-colored uniform 

and said be was there for a free examination 

and estimate. 

His exam took him into a back 

room and then into an employee 

locker room. Moments later, be said 

be needed to get a flashlight, left the 

store and never returned. That after- 

noon, two employees discovered that 

a total of $100 was missing from 

their purses, which were in the locker 

room. 

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police an exterminator company had 

been called earlier about possible 

problems, and that's why she let the 

man have the run of the store. Police 

were checking whether any employees 

of the exterminator company 

match the description of the thief. 

MISSING LIST: A complete set of 

Yamaha golf clubs, bag, umbrella 

and gloves were taken from a garage 

on Provincial early Sunday 

morning . . A New Hudson man 

had car trouble Sunday afternoon 

and left his '86 T-Bird parked on I- 

775 at Ford Road. Wben be returned 

Monday morning, a window had 

been broken out and his $250 AM 

FM stereo stolen. Also on Monday 

morning, someone broke into a '90 

Chevy Beretta parked at a Cavalier 

address and stole $732 worth of stereo 

equipment 

School board OKs plan to level 

modular classrooms at Graham 

By Tedd Schnetder 

staff writer 

The IS-year-old portable classrooms 

adjacent to P D. Graham Element 

iry School will teMatea, 

The Wayne-Westland school board 

recently voted unanimously to approve 

the demolition of the four 

modular buildings, which were used 

to accommodate booming enrollment 

during the mid-1970a. 

Part of the 

school district is 

Wayne-Westland 

in Canton Town- 

Aa enrollment declined, the annex 

was and leas frequently and began 

to dsisrtorsta, school officiate said. 

The floor Joists have deteriorated 

and the support frame is rusting seventy," 

said Jerry Weidamann. district 

executive director for 

Wayne- Westland 

Schoof District 

The district serves southeast Canton 

"I THINK it's time we get the kids 

out of the mobiles and get them into 

classrooms," said board member 

Sylvia Kotorosky- Wlacek. 

Portable classroom annexes at 

Edison, Schwettaar and Walker 

Schools are still hi good shape and 

will be ossd again next fall, said 

Woody London, associate superln- 

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primarily for 

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without charts by RJ. Taylor 

Corp., a Taylor-hated u—Usloptty. 

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The floor joists hare 

deteriorated end the 

support heme is 

rusting severely.' 

-— Jerry Wetdemann 

district executive director 

for buildings and grounds 

change, school officials said 

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restoration will be tha responsibility 

of the district at a cost of KM, 

Tha district will savh KMC over 

Sheridan Contraction Co s low bid 

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To help raise money for supplies 

for the Drug Abuse Resistance Education 

program, an estimated 6.000plus 

pancakes were served Saturday 

in downtown Plymouth 

The event also helped publicize 

the DARE program Tins fall, all 

Plymouth and Canton fifth graders 

will be instructed in the program 

Taught by uniformed officers, the 

program seeks to teach kids how to 

resist peer pcessuie to use drugs Officers 

also seek to win Kids trust and 

ing lunch and taking recess with kids 

on days they're scheduled to teach 

DARE 

"I think it was a success, said 

Canton Off Leonard Scbemanske. 

one of four Plymouth-Canton DARE 

officers 

He said that while racing money 

for supplies was nice, "It's just as 

important to get the word out about 

DARE " 

The money raised through the 

pancake breakfast will be used to 

buy DARE T-shirts, mugs and baseball 

hats to go to kids to publicize the 

program 

Schemanske said $1,500 in supplies 

were sold to the general public 

at the 8 a m to 1 p.m pancake 

breakfast, at the Plymouth Community 

Federal Credit Union, 500 S 

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He said that while exact proceeds 

haven't been determined, about 

2,000 tickets were sold at $3 for 

adults and $2 for ki 

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This week's question: 

Should the 

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We asked this question 

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2 women 

flourish in 

freedom 

Continued from Page 1 

MARY DUNBAR of the Life Center 

Inc. in Livonia has been with the 

two for six years "Their progress 

over the years is phenomenal 

They've improved their decisionmaking 

skills. They've learned that 

if they can't do it, no one is going to 

do it for them," said Dunbar. 

"When they first moved here, I'd 

say 'What do you want for dinner?" 

And Gizela would say, Whatever 

they want,' " said Dunbar. "Or if we 

were shopping for shoes and I'd ask 

her what shoes she wanted, she'd say 

'Whatever they want.'" 

The same "they" who had decided 

to lock her up when she was a young 

woman, who had decided what she 

would do for nearly every waking 

moment for 40 years. 

"Now, she gets the shoes she 

wants, and she cooks what she wants 

for dinner. I can't believe how well 

they've done," said Dunbar. 

So well, in fact, that the health department 

featured them in a booklet 

it put together called "A Decade of 

Progress," touting the successes of 

O&E Thursday, August 2, 1990 

'No, they shouldn't. I'm 

a missionary — I just gof 

back from five years in 

Taiwan — so that's my 

Christian perspective.' 

— David Marshall 

Plymouth 

'Yes, i (Jo, I.think,that 

very strongly. If it was me, 

I'd want the choice and I 

wouldn't want someone 

making it for me, 

especially if it was living 

hell.' 

— Nancy Wilson 


JIM JAGDFELD'stafl photograptw 

Gizela (left) and Josephine are always r jady with a smile or a 

laugh, after sadder days and 40 years in an institution. 

non-institutional care. So well, too, 

that mental-health experts from 

throughout the United States and as 

far away as Australia and England 

have been to their apartment to 

share their story and a laugh. 

JO ADMITS to a crush on Warren 

Beatty, though she says her favorite 

Dicjc Tracy character was "the girl 

with the white hair" — Madonna as 

Breathless Mahoney, 

Gizela can't name her favorite 

movie — "I like so many of them" 

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Board not ready to meet with CBE 


"CBE doesn't have some of the structure some other 

groups have, like I CARE. They don't have files and 

established goals There's just not one hard rock of 

granite to talk to." 

TRUSTEE CARL Battishill said he's willing to listen 

to CBE 

"During the campaign I had an opportunity to bear 

their personal points of view, but they don't have an 

identifiable structure, something I can hang onto. CBE 

has never been able to put on paper their organization's 

goals and objectives." 

Trustee Barbara Graham, who was elected with the 

help of CBE, said there's no reason to meet with CBE 

right now 

At this point in time, it doesn't seem like we need to 

talk to them, unless they have an issue to discuss. 

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ALZHEIMER'S ASSOCIATION 

Aagust I — The Plymouth Family 

Support Groups of the Alzheimer's 

Associ*tiob will meet 7 p.m. Monday, 

Aug. 6. The support group 

meets the first Monday and first 

Wednesday of each month at the Ar- 

and Ann Arbor Trail. Call 477-8617. 

PLYMOUTH YMCA CLASSES 

Register BOW — Classes offered 

are volleyball. Cooking with a Wok, 

Trim Body — Healthy Heart, golf, 

eldercise, aerobics and dog obedience. 

Call 453-2904. 

Seniors 

TRIPS 

The Can too Recreation Center is 

sponsoring these trips for Canton 

seniors: "Fiddler on the Roof," at the 

Fox Theatre, Wednesday, Aug. 8, 

>28; Detroit Tiger Game, Wednesday, 

Aug. 22. $10.50; Star Clipper 

Dinner Train, Wednesday. Sept 19, 

$45.50. and New England, six days, 

Wednesday. Oct. 24. J599 Call 397- 

5444 

City of Plymouth Parks and Recreation 

Department is sponsoring a 

-trip to Bearcreek Farms, Thursday 

Aug. 16 (call 455-6620). 

• Trips 

PLYMOUTH PARKS AND 

RECREATION 

The following trips are being offered; 

Bearcreek Farms, Thursday, 

Aug. 16, J99; The Carolines and Savannah, 

Monday-Tuesday, Sept. 17- 

25, $699; Upper New England (Vermont, 

New Hampshire, Maine, Neva 

Scotia), Wednesday-Saturday, Sept 

26-Oct 6. $1,079; Nashville, Thursday-Sunday, 

Nov. 8-11, $279. Call 

455-6627. 

Youth 

• School age 

CANTON LIONS FOOTBALL 

Register now — The Canton Lions 

Football Club has a few openings for 

Plymouth ~ and Canton children — 

Boys, ages 8-12 to play football, 

girls, ages 9-14 for cheerleading 

Call Debby at 597-1720 or Cindy, 

981-4856 

CANTON PLAYGROUND 

PROGRAM 

Through Aug. 2 — Twenty-three 

parks in Canton will provide supervised 

summer playground activities 

for youngsters within the com- 

munity, Monday-Friday, 10 a.m. to 1 

p.m. and 2-5 p.m. (times alternate 

daily). Register in person at park 

during hours of operation Call 597- 

5110 for information. 

HEARING & VISION 

SCREENING 

Monday, Aug. 20 — Wayne County 

Department of Health will offer free 

screening for ages 5-18 in Plymouth 

Canton Sehool District. 9-11 a.m. and 

1-2 p.m. at Central Middle School, 

650 Church Street in Plymouth. Call 

467-5585. 


Register now — Classes begin immediately 

for basketball, track 

skills, bumper bowling, karate Saturday 

arts and crafts, T-BaH, backyard 

swimming lessons (donate your 

pool to our program and receive free 

lessons), counselors in training, 

cheerleading, youth beginning gymnastics, 

aerobics, summer day camp, 

youth day camp, water safety, driver's 

education, summer soccer 

camp, youth golf lessons, swimming, 

baseball, introduction to yoga, tie 

dying, leader's club, tennis, archery. 

Call 455-2904. 

ACADEMIC SUMMER 

SCHOOL 

New Morning School in Plymouth 

Township will tailor a program to 

your student's skill level, interests 

and learning style. Grades 2-4 and 5- 

8. Call 420-5551. 

Preschool 


Register now - Classes offered 

are Preschool Day Camp, My Morning 

out, Preschool Soccer, Two by 

Two Creative Movement, Tumbling, 

and "Y" Skippers Swimming. Call 

455-2904. 

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EDUCATION 

Plymosth Mootessorl School is accepting 

Fall applications now for 

children ages 2V» through kindergarten 

School is at 45201 North Territorial 

in the First United Methodist 

Church Call 459-1550 

Creative Day Nursery School, in 

Canton, has limited openings for Fall 

half-day programs for children 2Vi 

to 5 years of age Call 981-5990 

don Road across from Harvard 

Square in Canton. There are class 

openings for 5- and 4-year-olds. Call 

Trish at 981-5521. 

Plymoath Canton Head Start is recruiting 

children, ages 5 or 4 on or 

before Dec. 1, 1990 Applicants must 

be income eligible for this no charge 

program, located at Central Middle 

School. For more information, call 

451-6656 

Tlay Tots preschool is in the Sal- Canton Crickets (summer) pre- 

"vation Army Building, 9451 S. Main 

Street in Plymouth There are openings 

for 5-4 year olds for the Fall. 

Call 455-5464 

Plymouth Children's Nursery is a 

cooperative nursery school on Shel- 

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school program for 5- £nd 4-yearolds 

has begun. Class meets at the 

Canton Township Administration 

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and 12:50-2:50 p.m., through Aug. 7. 

Price for class is $22. Class is limited 

to 14 — Canton residents only 

Call 597-5110 

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Child time Preschool has openings 

in its afternoon 5- and 4-year-old 

classes for the 1990-91 school year 

For more information about this private 

residential, state-licensed preschool 

in Plymouth Township, call 

Kathy Dascenio at 451-1895 

St Michael Christian Day School 

has openings at the Lutheran 

Church. 7000 Sheldon Road in Canton 

for 5-4 year old morning preschool 

and afternoon kindergarten 

for the 1990-91 school year Call 597- 

8953 

Preschool Krea lives meet 1-5 p.m 

each weekday at the Plymouth Family 

YMCA Call 455-2904 for information 

Friendly Raiahow Day Care has 

preschool openings for ages 2 "4 -5 

Call Barb Waahenko at 420-0495. 

PLUS Preschool is taking registrations 

for the 1990-91 school year 

for 4-year-olds and their parents 

who live in the areas of Eriksson. 

Farrand, Field, Gallimore and 

Ho ben elementary schools. Classes 

meet at Central Middle School Call 

451-6656 

SPECIAL EDUCATION 

TBe Plymouth-Canton Commaaity 

Schools offers a program for children 

with special needs from birth to 

age 6. Call the Infant and Preschool 

Special Education Program at 

Tanger Elementary School at 451- 

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Home in Farmington Hills. 

Burial was at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery 

in Southfield. 

Mr. Frohlich died Sunday, July 29. 

at Pontiac General Hospital. He was 

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10A* O&E Thursday, August 2, 1990 

S C t o h o s t a u t h o r s w o r k s h o p 

Schoolcraft College is offering a 

aeries of workshops taught by succaarfully 

published author*. Students 

will have an opportunity to 

learn how each author works in his 

or her area of expertise. The authors 

will also discuss writing techniques, 

publishing tips and movie 

rights. 

Writers of all levels are invited 

to attend. 

Authors scheduled to appear on 

Tuesdays, beginning Oct. JS are: 

William Kienue, Julia Grice (Oct. 

m Dettie Caiitiuu (Nov. 6), Thomas 

Lynch (Nov. 13) and Marianne 

William (Nov. 20). 

Kienzle, a former priest turned 

Local cats 

featured in 

C o b o s h o w 

The Mid-Michigan Cat Fancier's 

Association's 119th Cat Show of 

Champions and Household Cats will 

be 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and 9 

a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday in Cobo Cen- 

—iac. 

The 41 exhibitors and award-winning 

cats, including those from Birmingham, 

Canton Township, Farmington 

Hills, Garden City, Livonia, 

Redford, Rochester Hills, Troy and 

West Bloomfield, will be featured. ~ 

Proceeds will be donated to the 

National Society for Animal Protection, 

a Michigan-based organization. 

More than 500 prized long- and 

short-haired cats from all over the 

United States and Canada, representing 

32 breeds, will compete before 

a national panel of judges for 

breed titles and the prestigious national 

points. 

IN ADDITION to the felines, Myrna 

Milania, veterinarian, cat behaviorist 

and author, willliost a family 

cat care seminar and will be available 

for oue-oo-ooe advice 1-2 p.m. 

Saturday and Sunday. 

Professional groom er Lucille 

Reagan also will present a grooming 

demonstration on both days. 

Other highlights of the two-day 

event will include an appearance by 

the Fancy Feast TV spokescat SH 

m, a special focus on the rare Japanese 

Bobtail cat, a selection of catrelated 

gifts, clothing, jewelry and 

pet supplies, a feline face-painting 

booth for children, a stuffed toy animal 

contest and a door prize giveaway. 

Admission to the show is $5 for 

adults, $4 for seniors and $3 for 

youths ages 5-12. 

S'craft offers 

pftys ed menu 

From dancing to wrestling, numerous 

community physical education 

activities are available this fall 

at Schoolcraft College. 

Dancers are sought for The New 

Generation, a new Schoolcraft College 

adult dance company. 

Olympic-style amateur wrestling 

is scheduled to begin in October. 

Other physical education classes, 

available now, inaiude: 

• Thursday and Saturday open 

gym and swim. 

• Sunday health club. 

• Open handball, paddleball and 

racquetball programs. 

• Volleyball courses for men and 

women, beginning in mid-October 

All activities are scheduled for the 

physical education building on 

Schoolcraft's main campus. 

Additional Information is available 

by calling 402-4413. 

writer, will soon have his 13th mystery 

novel on the market. Two of 

his biggest sellers include "The Rosary 

Murders" and "Sudden 

Death." 

Grice, a fiction writer and the 

author of 15 books, recently had a 

Doubleday Book Club and Literary 

Guild selection for her top seller 

"Black Tie Only." 

Cannon will discuss writing for 

the young author. She is the well 

know author of young adult subjects 

and "among her wurkrare "A 

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National Library Association. 

William's historial romance 

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20 languages and countries around 

the world. She is past-president of 

the Romance Writers of America 

and a winner of the Critic s Choice 

Award. 

The workshops are $18 each or 

$76 for five. For more information, 

call the Schoolcraft College Continuing 

Education Services at 462- 

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L a w s u i t t a r g e t s b u d g e t bill 

gubetnatmial challenger 

John Lauve is asking a circuit 

court to declare unconstitutional a 

military affairs budget bill supported 

by front runner Sen. John Engler 

and five Observer & Eccentric area 

senators. 

Gov. James J. Blanchard, who 

signed the $29 million measure, also 

is named as a defendant 

"It's not political, it's not political," 

said Lauve campaign aifle Ray 

Dugan, who sent out a copy of the 

legal brief with the handwritten 

headline; "Lawsuit against Engler & 

Blanchard by — John Lauve!!" 

The suit was filed in Washtenaw 

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LAUVE'S COMPLAINT charges 

senators violated by state constitution 

in passing the bill by: 

• Covering more than one topic 

— an alleged "pork barrel" grant to 

favored cities to tear down crack 

houses in the Department of Military 

Affairs budget. 

• Not having the printed version 

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five days before passage. The report 

of a joint House-Senate conference 

committee was approved Jmw» >9, 

the same day conferees signed it 

As 24 "bad guys" who supported 

the bill, Lauve named Sens William 

Faust. D-Westland, Robert Geske. 

R-Northville, George Z. Hart, D- 

Dearborn, and Rudy Nichols, R- 

Waterford, along with Engler 

Among 10 "good guys" were Ooug 

Cruee. R-Troy, and nine other Republicans 

Jack Faxon, D-Farmington Hills, 

had an excused absence that day. 

Lauve, 40, a General Motors engineer, 

started a recall campaign 

against Blanchard after the 1983 

state income tax increase. In 1980 

Lauve began a campaign for governor 

but dropped out in favor of Rich- 

primary campaign on a financial 

shoestring and on vacation time. 

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S t o r e s p r o p o s e d f o r S ' c r a f t l a n d 

By Waynn PmI 

staff writer 

A large shopping area - complete 

with a ^warehouse club outlet, home 

repair center and chain department 

store - for Schoolcraft College 

property once tabbed for an office 

complex? 

That s what college trustee Wendell 

Smith is proposing But other 

trustees remairTSteptical. 

Smith unveiled his proposal during 

a Schoolcraft board study session 

last week But several other trustees 

would apparently have to change 

their n minds in wis for the project to Decorae 

a reality 

The 38-acre shopping center 

would serve northwestern Livonia 

and the Plymouth, Northvilie area, 

Smith said. 

In addition to the PACE-style 

In addition to a PACE-style wholesaler, 

Builders Square-style repair center 

and K mart/Target-style retailer, the 

property could also include several 

smaller stores. 

wholesaler. Builders Square-style repair 

center and K mart Target-style 

retailer, the property could also mclude 

several smaller stores, Smith 

said. 

He reminded trustees a 1,200housing 

unit development is being 

planned Dear the site on land recently 

sold by the county along Five Mile 

in Northvilie Township. 

THE PROPERTY could bring the 

college $850,000 in revenue in as little 

as two years, according 1 - to 

maintained a 15 p«|*ent interest in 

the property. 

Though he didn't say how his figures 

were derived, Smith told his fel-» 

low trustees he drew up the proposal 

after talking with friends in development-related 

fields 

The property was to have housed 

the Six Mile Crossing office complex 

- a companion for the Duke Assoc i 

ates-built complex already completed 

on Schoolcraft land along Seven 

Mile Road 

The additional office project was 

rejected by the Livonia City Council, 

after concerns were expressed about 

its impact on traffic in the Haggerty, 

1-275 corridor 

Such concerns would likely resurface 

for the commercial proposal, 

other trustees said 

"Livonia is a mailed' city as it is, 

Thaddoiis illfj Ullftk a 

lot of people would see this as just 

another strip mall." 

A tech center would make more 

sense, said Harry Greenleaf 

"I think that's" more in keeping 

with the college s image," Greenleaf 

said 

B l a n c h a r d n i x e s E n g l e r s c h o o l p r o p o s a l 

Ciov James Blanchard has^signed language studies for which districts 

the controversial $3.15 billion state would have to apply "because it is a 

school aid bill, using hi" line-item program expansion at a time when 

veto only on a foreign language pro- state resources are very limited. 

gram pushed by his Republican ri- "Further, foreign language studies 

val. 

programs are already a part of the 

The governor's action dashed model core curriculum, and (the aid 

hopes of many suburban school dis- * bill) already contains substantial fi- 

tricts with high tax bases that he nancial incentives for local school 

would stop a $50 million "recapture" districts to adopt a core curricu- 

of aid to categorical programs lum". 

Blanchard vetoed only a section That section was sponsored by Re- 

allocating $2.8 million for foreign publican Sens Dan DeGrow of Port 

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14A* O&E Thursday. Auquat 2. 1990 

UM-D to offer new fall 

kindergarten program 

An open house will be beld 6:30 

p.m. Monday to introduce the new 

kindergarten program being offered 

this fall by the University of Michigan-Dearborn 

Child Development 

Center. 

The open house will be at the 

classroom site, a newly-remodeled 

modular building on the UM-D campus 

near the historic Henry Ford Estate-Fair 

Lane cottages which house 

site is adjacent to both the estate 

with its mansion, powerhouse, gardens 

and meadow and the UM-D Environmental 

Study Area. 

The program is open to all children 

who will have reached the age 

of 5 before Dec 1, 1990 Classes begin 

Sept. 5 and run Monday through 

Friday for 37 weeks to June 14, 1991 

Either full-time (8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.) 

or half-time (8 a.m. to noon) enrollment 

is available. Extended care 

hours from 7-8 a.m. and 3:30-5:30 

p.m. are available at an additional 

charge beyond the kindergarten tuition. 

Affirmative action scholarship 

aid is available. 

Kindergarten program coordinator 

Maureen Molloy and other staff 

members will be available to answer 

enrollment, scholarship and tuition 

questions. For more information, 

call 593-5424 

UM-D child center earns 

national accreditation 

The Child Development Center of 

the University of Michigan-Dearborn 

has received accreditation from the 

National Academy of Early Childhood 

Programs. Of the 3,502 licensed 

child care centers in Michigan, the 

UM-D program is one of only 34 in 

the state to have received this accreditation 

as of June 1990, 

The National Academy of Early 

Childhood Programs recognizes 

child care centers which meet 

stringent national standards of quali- 

academy is sponsored by the National 

Association for the Education of 

Young Children, the nation's oldest 

and largest association of early 

childhood professionals. 

The accreditation process included 

an on-site study of the center and 

review by a three-member national 

commission. The final report noted 

that the center met and exceeded a 

variety of criteria including providing 

activities appropriate for toddler 

and preschool age children, having 

well-qualified and trained staff, 

meeting health and safety standards 

and offering opportunities for parental 

involvement. 

Rosalyn Saltz, directs the UM-D 

center. It enrolls 90 children ages 1 

to 6. The program will be extended 

in September 1990 with the addition 

of a kindergarten classroom on the 

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Julie Brown editor/459-2700 

Thursday. August 2. 1990 O&E 

Instructor Bonnie Graham takes the zucchini muffins out of the 

oven. 

Kids learn 

the basics 

of cooking 

Kelly Channell tastes a zucchini 

muffin. The children 

topped the muffins with butter 

and honey. 

By Julie Brown 

staff writer 

Gary Burton could just get to the 

point where be does all the cooking 

for his family. 

Gary, a third grader at Winchester 

Elementary School in Northvilie, is 

only 8 but he's a pretty good cook. 

He makes pancakes and waffles at 

home on a skillet, getting some help 

from his mom who turns on the 

stove. 

"I could make a peanut butter and 

jelly sandwich by myself," said 

Gary, who considers hot fudge sundaes 

his favorite food. "I could make 

myself salad, probably." 

Gary's among those who participated 

in a "Half Pints in the Kitchen" 

class offered this summer by the 

Plymouth Community Family 

YMCA. During the six class sessions, 

kids ages 5-8 learned a great deal 

about cookihg. 

OHje (©bseruer N e u i s p a p e r s 

Gary Burton makes sure every last drop of batter gets into the muffin pan. 

"They help measure and they help 

pour," said Bonnie Graham, class instructor. 

During one session, children 

made zucchini muffins, and 

each child had a chance to help grate 

the zucchini. 

GRAHAM, A Plymouth resident, 

took care of more dangerous tasks, 

such as cutting up food, putting 

things in the oven and taking them 

out when done. She didn't worry all 

that much about spills on the floor or 

table, taking time to clean up when 

needed. 

The kids learned how to measure 

various ingredients. They made such 

things as milk shakes, no-bake oatmeal 

cookies, and a sunshine salad 

of plain yogurt, hooey and pineapple. 

A recipe for "Edible Peanut Butter 

Play Dough" added to the fun during 

one session. 

"They all want to bake every 

time," Graham said. Children liked 

Staff photos 

by Jim JmgdMd 

sampling the fare and taking home 

some of what they made to their 

families. 

Good nutrition was emphasized 

throughout the class, and children 

also learned a thing or two about 

table manners. They were reminded 

that it's impolite to rest elbows on 

the table or to chew with an open 

mouth. 

"They're very good. They listen 

and they remember," she said. 

The class, held at the YMCA office, 

included crafts activities and 

play time. Children learned about 

the importance of sharing and taking 

•turns. 

THEY PUT together a recipe book 

describing what they'd made in 

class. Ryan Haddad, 7, particularly 

liked the no-bake oatmeal cookfcaa 

"I might coroe back here because 

I like it," Ryan, a second grader at 

Our Lady of Good Counsel School in 

Plymouth, said of the class. He considers 

Ice cream his favorite food. 

Gary Burton also enjoyed his time 

in the class. 

"This is the best one I've been to in 

the YMCA so far." He learned about 

table manners, ingredients for different 

foods and "how to set the 

table." 

Gary has some ideas about things 

he'd like to fix when he's older. 

"Soup, that would be hard," he 

said. "Pork chops." 

The YMCA also offers a similar 

course for preschool children, 

Graham said. The "Half Pints in the 

Kitchen" class has been offered at 


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Bobby Marsh takes his turn 

spooning batter into the muffin 

pan. 

Being a Girl Scout has enriched her life 

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JoAnn Beurmann started hor job aa ftetd director tor the Huron 

Vatoy Girl Scout Council laat November She's 

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staff writer 

Jo Ann Beurmann learned a lot 

about leadership as a Girl Scout 

"My leadership skills come from 

my Scouting experience," said Beurmann, 

who is now oo the staff of the 

Huroo Valley Girl Scout Council. "I 

really did get a lot of leadership." 

Last November, Beurmann took 

over as the council^ Held director 

for Plymouth, Canton and Northvilie. 

Her duties include recruiting 

scoots and volunteers, retaining 

members and supporting programs. 

She maintains contact between Girl 

Scouts and volunteers and those in 

the council office in Ypsilanti. 

Girl Scouting 1 * been a way of life 

for Beurmann She became a Brownis 

in elementary school and continued 

on to become a Senior Girt Scou t 

in high school. 

T went to camp as much as I 

could," said Beurmann who spent a 

number of summers st Camp Narrln 

in northern Oakland County, and was 

a counselor In training there as a 

AS AN ADULT, Beurmann's 

tinned to be involved. Prior to ti 

the .paid job of field director 

live in 

"I feel like a native of Brighton, 

really." 

When Beurmann was growing up. 

her family was involved in Scouting. 

Beurmann's mother was her troop 

leader for a while, her dad was a 

Boy Scout leader, and her older 

brother was a Boy Scout 

Her family lived in Berkley and 

moved to what was then Farmington 

Township in the early 1940s. Beurmann 

graduated from North Farmington 

High School in IMS, and attended 

Ferris State College for one 

year. 

"I went to work in insurance," 

said Beurmann who coctinoed to 

work in that field off and on until her 

third child was born. 

SHE BEGAN as a Girl Scout volunteer 

by helping with a Brownie 

_ of hsr own troop. Beurmann's 

mother took on the leadership of another 

Brownie troop, and they 

worked together oo planning activities. 

"It was fun and I really enjoyed 

it" Beurmann said of her wort with 

that troop in Hartland. "Girl Scouting 

is just something I've always 

loved. I enjoy the girls. It's nch a 

i for girls." 

on to work as a 

troop 

> still involved 

activities,! 

Beurmann appreciates the help of 

the many capable volunteers from 

Canton, Plymouth and Northvilie. 

"They make my job so easy, they 

really do." The volunteers are busy 

people, but find the time and energy 

to support Girl Scouting, she said. 

SHE'S PLEASED with efforts the 

Girl Scout organization has made to 

keep up with the times. Girls now 

learn about various career options, 

and work on proficiency badges in a 

number of areas. 

"They can do so many different 

things." Some local girls are working 

on a video project at the Omnicom 

studio in Canton, and that video 

may be used by the council ss s recruiting 

tool, she said. 

Girl Scouts also work on community 

service projects, incloding blood 

and projects to protect the snvironment 

Many girls worked aa recycle 

and tree planting projects this 

oast school vear. • 

"I think that's good for the girls.'' 

gram he^kteTJSi dsal'ittlTi 

snss of peer pressure, sexuality, literacy 

and others. Scouting activities 

for girls of sll ages are < 

to wahsace setf- 

ths thlag to oa. 

•That's what we're trying to 

'My leadership skills 

came from my 

Scouting experience.' 

— Jo Ann Beurmann 

travel throughout the U.S. and other 

countries. Teenage girls also can be 

counselors in training or program 

aides, working with younger girls. 

Beurmann was s program aide as a 

teenager. 

She plans to continue ss field director 

"as long as they want me. It's 

been s childhood dream that finally 

came true." 

She'd like to finish her degree 

when her children are older and 

most likely will study business. 

snd she took s course in 

cooking from Detroit-arc 

Keith ramie.. 

enjoys 

chef 

of hsr children's clothes. She 

mads Ave bridesmaid gowns for hsr 

niece's wedding and hi 

Tm kind of a craftsy person'' 

Her family's also involved in activities 

st the First Presbyterian Church 

good job oa of Brighton. Thstr pertidpata 

in a number of activtte. Instay 

In Qlrl duOag sports and Scouting, and that

OAE Thursday. AuquSt 2. 1990 

Concert-goers enjoy Julie Austin's perform- continue st noon esch Wednesday, through 

snce in Ketlogg Park. The concert series wiH Aug. 22. 

Concert offers 

fun time for all 

By Julte Brown 

staff writer 

Julie Austin wants her musical 

performances to be fun. 

"Fun is at the top of the list," said 

Austin, who performed Wednesday 

during a "Music in the Park" concert 

In Plymouth's Kellogg Park. 

Her specialty is performing for 

children, and that's what Austin did 

during the Wednesday, July 25, concert, 

sponsored by the Plymouth 

Community Arts Council. Many 

youngsters came to the concert with 

their parents, grandparents, siblings 

and friends. 

"1 look out and 1 see what ages the 

kids are," said Austin, an Ann Arbor 

participate by clapping their hands, 

stamping their feet or singing along. 

"I think kids have to be actively 

anniversaries 

Couple marks 

50th anniversary 

George and Jean Stroyan of Plymouth 

will celebrate their 50th wedding 

anniversary ^with a Sunday. 

Aug. 5, family picnic. They will also 

renew their vows. 

George Stroyan and Jean Knepp 

were married Aug. 3, 1940. They 

have lived in the Plymouth community 

for 40 years. 

Their children are: George Stroyan 

of Plymouth; Pat Kraetz of Santa 

Ana, Calif.; Harvey Stroyan of Plymouth; 

Sheree Morrow of Plymouth; 

Frank Stroyan of Plymouth; Mary 

Stroyan of Plymouth; Debbie Stroyan 

of West Bloomfield; and David 

Stroyan of South Lyon. 

They also have nine grandchildren. 

George Stroyan retired from Bur- 

Corp., now Unisys. His wife, a 

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involved," she said. Children get 

turned off to live musical performances 

if they have to sit still for 

too long. 

THIS WAS Austin's first time performing 

in the "Music in the Park" 

series, and she'd like to come back 

next summer. She's one-half of The 

SongSisters, amusical group that 

also includes partner Chris Barton. 

"We do family concerts," said 

Austin, 38. "We play in schools, any 

place where there are kids, really." 

They're scheduled to perform at a 

Halloween concert, 1 and 3 p.m. Sunday, 

Oct. 28, at the Ark, 637 S. Main, 

Ann Arbor. (For ticket information, 

call 761-1451.) The SongSisters will 

"Room tat T4u» World." Umut 

fourth recording for kids, this fall. 

They present children's music on a 

variety of folk instruments, and in- 

homemaker, raised 10 children. 

They are members of the Praise 

Chapel Church of God in Plymouth. 

7 think kids have to be 

actively involved.' 

—Juii&Avstin 

musician 

elude songs, stones and humor in 

their performances. During the Kellogg 

Park concert, Austin sang and 

played several instruments, including 

the guitar, jaw harp and recorder. 

"This is great," she said of the 

noontime performance. "It's very 

pleasant. I can tell it's a tradition." 

Austin earned a bachelor's degree 

in music from Oakland University. 

She grew up in Dearborn and began 

to play tike organ while in elementary 

school When she was about IS, 

Austin started to learn to play the 

guitar. 

Tim and Karen Hanchett of Canton 

announce the birth of a son, Michael 

Dean, July 12 at St. Mary Hospital 

in Livonia. Grandparents are 

Ted and Barbara Rais of Plymouth 

and Richard and Carol Hanchett of 

Owosso, Mich. Great-grandparents 

are James and Nora Haley of Dearborn 

and Clara Carpenter of Owosso. 

Michael Dean has a sister. Janet 

Leigh, 2. 'y 

Duane and Beth Lanphear of 

Plymouth announce the birth of a 

daughter, Kris tine Elizabeth, June 

20. Grandparents are Phil and Betty 

Goldman of Plymouth, Betty 

Lanphear of Northvilie and Neal 

Lanphear of Plymouth. Kris tine 

Elizabeth has a brother. John Neal, 

3 

Mark and Marilyn Bealafeid of 

Plymouth announce the birth of a 

son, Paul Frederick, July 15 at St. 

Joseph Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor. 

Grandparents are Frederick and Peg 

Bealafeid of Clearwater Beach, Fla„ 

and Jim and Vera Jacobi of St Louis, 

Mo. Paul has two sisters, Lauren, 

8, and Sarah, 5. 

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SHE AND Barton, a certified music 

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Austin and Barton travel throughout 

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Thursday. August 2 1990 U&E (P.C>3A 

weddings and engagements TKl©y KllOW Whdt S COOKiflCJ 

Houle-Luczak 

Michelle Ruth Luczak of Saginaw 

and David E. Houle of Plymouth 

were married May 19 at Sts. Peter 

and Paul Church in Saginaw The 

Rev Burt Gohm performed the ceremony, 

Parents of the couple are Dr Gerald 

and Margaret Lucxak of Saginaw 

and Pat and Rose Houle of Plymouth 

The bride is a graduate of Michigan 

State University. Her husband is 

a graduate of Plymouth Salem rfigh 

School and of Michigan State University 

Sister of the bride Martha Luczak 

was the maid of honor Bridesmaids 

were sister of the bride Mary Luczak, 

Peggy Rehfus and Jami McGovney 

Brother of the bridegroom Sean 

"Houle-was the best nan. The bridegroom's 

attendants were brother of 

the bridegroom Kevin Houle. Mark 

Nichols and Tim Foreman 

For her wedding, the bride wore a 

white satin gown with a straight 

skirt and long sleeves. The gown's 

bodice and sleeves were decorated 

Buzzard- 

Storbeck 

Mr. and Mrs. Dale V. Buzzard 

gagement of their daughter, JoAnn 

Eileen, to Douglas Anthony Storbeck, 

son of Mr and Mrs, Herbert W 

Storbeck II of Canton. 

The bride-elect is a graduate of 

Bay City Central High School. Sbe is 

a senior at Central Michigan University 

where she is studying interpersonal 

and public communication. 

Her fiance is a graduate of Catholic 

Central High School and of Central 

Michigan University. He is employed 

as a personnel assistant at 

John V. Carr & Son Inc. in Detroit. 

A May 1991 wedding is planned at 

St. Matthew's Catholic Church in Saginaw. 

Graller-Sroitti 

Marion and Virginia Graller of 

Canton announce the engagement of 

their daughter, Twila Ann, to Randy 

James Smith, son of Jim and Shirley 

Smith of Belleville. 


Plymouth Salem High School and of 

Eastern Michigan University. She 

teaches in the Romulus Schools. 

Her fiance is a graduate of Belle- 

Michigan University. He is employed 

with Northwest Airlines. 

A fall wedding is planned at St 

John Neumann Catholic Church in 

Canton. 

Boelens-Reuther 

Robert and Marion Boelens of 

Grand Rapids announce the engagement 

of their daughter. Suzanne 

Jewell Boelens of Grand Rapids, to 

Richard William Renther of Grand 

Rapids, son of Kenneth and Barb 

Reuther of Plymouth. 


City High School oKGrand Rapids. 

She attended the University of Seville 

in Spain for two years and Is a 

graduate of Aquinas College in 

Grand Rapids, where she earned a 

bachelor's degree in communications 

and Spanish. She is employed 

as a freelance model and actress. 

Her fiance is a graduate of Plymouth 

High School and of Michigan 

State University, where be received 

a bachelor's degree in hotel and restaurant 

management. He is employed 

as a professional singer and 

actor. 

with seed pearls and sequins. She 

carried a cascading bouquet of sonja 

and white roses accented with baby's 

breath and ivy. 

A reception was held at Treasure 

Island in Saginaw 

Following a wedding trip to Nassau, 

Bahamas, the newlyweds are 

making their home in Plymouth 

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An early September wedding is 

planned at the Fountain Street 

Church in Grand Rapids. 

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clubs in action 

• NEWBURG SINGLES 

The Newburg Singles will meet 

Thursday, Aug. 2, for a discussion of 

the book "The Road Less Traveled." 

For more information, call 425-1866 

or 562-5261. 

• CONCERT SERIES 

A summer concert series is held 7 

p.m Fridays outside the Novi Civic 

Center. 45175 W 10 Mile. Concerts 

will be moved indoors if it rains. Remaining 

performances are scheduled 

for Aug. 3, Aug. 10 and Aug. 17. 

The Big Band sound, jazz. Top 40, 

Dixieland and other music will be 

featured. The free concert series is 

sponsored by Novi Parks and Recreation, 

Providence Hospital-Novi 

Center, Ford Motor Co. Foundation 

and the Oakland County Cultural 

Council. Refreshments will be sold. 

For more information, call 347-0400. 

• WESTSIDE SINGLES 

Westside Singles will hold a 

dance/party 8 p.m. to 2 a m Friday, 

Aug. . 3, at Roma's of Livonia, on 

Schoolcraft west of Inkster. The 

dance/party is for singles age 21 and 

older. Dressy attire should be worn 

(no jeans) There will be snacks 

available and a bar. For more information, 

call the hot line, 562-3160. 

• SENIOR DANCE 

A dance for senior citizens will be 

11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday. Aug. 6. in 

the auditorium of Westland Center, 

Warren and Wayne roads in Westland. 

Area senior citizens may attend 

the monthly dance. Live music 

will be provided by the Standard 

Five, a group of senior musicians. 

Refreshments will be served. Admission 

is free. 

• CANTON BPW 

The Canton Business and Professional 

Women will meet Monday, 

Aug. 6, at the Roman Forum, 41601 

Ford, Canton. Dinner will be 6:30 

p.m., the program 7:30 p.m The program 

will be a car care clinic for 

women. Area working women may 

attend Price is $10 (payable at the 

door) and includes dinner. For more 

information, call Kelly Baldrica, 

737-7300 or 480-4257. 

• 50-UP CLUB 

The St John Neumann Seniors/50- 

T'p Hub will meet 7 p.m. Tuesday, 

Aug. 7, at the church, on Warren to 

Canton. New members and goests 

may attend. For more information, 

call 495-1307 or 450-4091. 

• CONSIDERING COLLEGE 

A Thinking About College?" day 

will be 9 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. Wednesday, 

Aug. 8. in Room RC-320 of the 

Radcliff Center. Schoolcraft College, 

1751 Radcliff, off Ford east of 

Wayne Road in Garden City. The 

program, for women who are considering 

attending college this fall, is 

sponsored by the Women's Resource 

Center at the college. Price is $1 and 

advance registration is required. For 

registration information, call 462- 

4443 

• VIETNAM VETERANS 

The Plymouth/Canton Chapter 

No 528, Vietnam Veterans of America. 

will meet 7:30 p.m. Thursday, 

Aug 9 The general membership 

meeting will be at the Mayflower-Lt 

Gamble Post No. 6695, Veterans of 

Foreign Wars. 142« S. Mill. Plymouth. 

Area Vietnam-era veterans 

may attend. For more information, 

call Greg Huddas, president, 453- 

5020, Joe Agius, membership director, 

455-8180, or Gary Estermyer, 

459-8659. 

• SINGLETONS 

The US Singletons will hold a dinner 

social 6:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 10, 

at DePalma's, 31735 Plymouth 

Road, Livonia. The group is for singles 

age 45 and older. For more information, 

write to the group at 

P.O. Box 2175, Fort Dearborn Station, 

Dearborn, Mich. 48123. 

• WESTSIDE II 

Westside Singles II will bold a 

dance/party 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, 

Aug. 10. at the Livonia Elks Lodge, 

on Plymouth Road east of Merriman. 

The dance/party is for singles 

age 21 and older. Dressy attire 

should be worn (no jeans). For more 

information, call the hot line. 562- 

3170. 

• SATURDAY NIGHT 

Saturday Night Singles /Westside 

will bold an "Astrology Night" 

dance/party Saturday, Aug. 11. at 

the Monaghan Knights of Columbus 

Hall, oo Farmington Road north of 

Seven Mile, Livonia. The dance/party 

is for singles age 21 and older. 

Dressy attire should be worn (no 

jeans). Admission price Is $2 for 

women. For more information, call 

the hot line, 277-4242. 

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• CHILDBIRTH SERIES 

The Plymouth Childbirth Education 

Association will hold a sevenweek 

series on prepared childbirth. 

The series will begin Monday. Aug. 

13, and will be at Geneva Presbyterian 

Church, 5835 Sheldon, Canton. 

Classes will be 7:30-9 30 p.m Class 

size is limited, and early registration 

is recommended For registration information. 

call 459-7477 

• BREAST-FEEDING 

The La maze Childbirth Education 

Association of Livonia will present a 

class on breast-feeding. The class 

will be 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 14. at 

St. Matthew's United Methodist 

Church, 30900 Six Mile, Livonia. 

Price is $3. The public may attend. 


• VFW DANCE 

A fund-raising dance will be Friday. 

Aug. 17, at the Mayflower-Lt. 

Gamble Post No. 6695 of the Veterans 

of Foreign Wars, 142$ $. Mill, 

Plymouth. The event sponsored by 

the post and auxiliary, is to raise 

money for the local Meals on Wheels 

program. The Waco County Band 

will perform. There will be additional 

entertainment snack foods 

and a cash bar. Donation is $7. For 

ticket information, call Bruce 

Patterson, 455-6811 (after 6 p-m.), or 

the post home, 459-8700. Jean Squillets 

is co-chairwoman for the auxiliary. 

• PLYMOUTH BPW 

The Plymouth Business and Professional 

Women's Club will meet 

Monday, Aug. 20, at the Mayflower 

Hotel, Main and Ann Arbor Trail in 

downtown Plymouth. Social hour 

will be at 6 p.m., dinner at 6:30 p.m. 

The speaker will be Lark Samouelian, 

executive director of the Soothwest 

Oakland Cable Commission. 

Her topic will be "Image Projection 

as It Affects Communication in the 

90s." For reservations, call Shirley 

Nair, 349-2989, by Wednesday, Aug. 

15. 

• VFW PICNIC 

A picnic for developmental! y disabled 

adults will be 1-4 pjn. Sunday, 

Aug. 28, at the VFW post grounds. 

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different times in recent years, and 

has been popular with local families. 

Graham s impressed with the abilities 

of kids in the class, but she 

doesn't know J any will go on to become 

famous chefs 

"You never know. Wouldn't that 

be something 0 " 

This is one of the recipes used in 

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2 caps powdered milk 

1 cap hooey 

2 caps smooth peaoat batter 

Raisins, cereal, small marshmallows, 

cocoost and chocolate chips 

for decoration 

Mix all ingredients thoroughly in a 

large bowl Mix with hands to form a 

smooth dough roll Shape dough with 

hands or cut dough with a cookie 

cutter Decorate creations and eat. 

For information on classes offered 

by ihe Plymouth Community 

Family YMCA, call 453-2904 

The YMCA is at 248 Union m 

Plymouth 

Bonnie Graham, class instructor, 

reminds the children 

that even grown-ups 

need to use pot holders or 

oven mitts when taking 

things out of the oven. 

Road. Plymouth. The event is sponsored 

by the Mayflower-Lt Gamble 

Post No. 6695 and Auxiliary of the 

Veterans of Foreign Wars. Residents 

of group homes from surrounding 

communities will attend. The picnic 

will feature games and music, and 

will be held rain or shine. Admission 

is free of charge, and reservations 

are requested. For more information, 

call Ann Smith, chairwoman, 

453-1529. or Lorraine Nelson, auxiliary 

president 549-8386. Grilled hot 

dogs, potato chips and soft drinks 

will be on the menu. 

• GOLF OUTING 

Angela Hospice Home Care of 

Livonia will hold its second annual 

golf outing Monday, Sept 17, at the 

Bogie Lake Golf Club in Union Lake. 

Rates are *7S per person, flM par 

bole sponsor Entry forms must be 

received by Aug. 15. Continental 

breakfast and a lunch will be served, 

and prizes will be awarded. For registration 

information, call Dorothy 

York. 591-5187: 

• NEW BEGINNINGS 

New Beginnings, a grief support 

group, meets 7-9 p.m. Mondays at 

the Plymouth Church of Christ 9201 

Sheldon, just south of Ann Arbor 

Road, Plymouth. Meetings are opes 

to those grieving as a result of s 

death or divorce. Free admission 


• BRIDGE GROUP 

The "Party Bridge Group" meets 

1-4 p.m. every Thursday st the 

Plymouth Cultural Center, 525 

Farmer. Singles and couples who enjoy 

playing bridge may attend. For 

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The Rev Mark Barnes was 16 when he preached his 

first sermon. • 

"I'm 47 now. so that's been a little while," said 

Barnes, senior pastor of the Plymouth Church of the 

Nazarene "1 realty felt like God wanted me to be a 

preacher, and have felt that ever since that time." 

Barnes, a Canton resident, has been at the Plymouth 

church for six years Before that, he served for about 

five years at a church in Rock Island, 111. He and his 

wife, Lucy, are glad they came to Michigan. 

"It's the best place we've ever lived Plymouth is a 

tremendous place " 

They have been impressed with the friendliness of the 

people they've met 

BARNES GREW up in Tennessee and began studying 

at a Christian boarding school in Kentucky at age 15 

After high school, he studied for several years at Kentucky 

Mountain Bible Institute. 

He completed his bachelor's degree at Trevecca Nazarene 

College in Nashville, Tenn., where he studied education 

and psychology with a minor in history. More 

recently. Barnes earned a master's degree in church 

management from Olivet Nazarene-University in Kankakee. 

Ill. in 1987. 

His ties to the Nazarene church go back to early 

childhood. 

"My folks became Nazarenes when I was 5 years 

old." . 

They had been Methodists before that time. 

Beliefs of those two churches are similar, and are 

based in part on the teachings of John Wesley. 

The Nazarene church tends to be more evangelistic, 

Barnes said. 

BARNES IS responsible for preaching at Sunday 

morning and evening services, and leads Wednesday 

evening Bible study sessions. He and his staff call on 

those who can't come to church services, and visit 

church members who are hospitalized. 

Barnes particularly enjoys preaching, and spends 

time each week researching and writing sermons. He's 

also involved in district-level activities for the Nazarene 

church. 

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The church bulletin is published 

every Thursday in The Observer. 

Information must be received tn 

the Livonia office by noon the 

Monday prior to publication 

• SINGERS ON TOUR 

The Continental Singers, an internationally 

recognized Christian musical 

group, will open their 1990 

world tour at 10 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 5, 

at Calvary Missionary Church, 29850 

W Six Mile, Livonia. The Continental 

Singers are continuing their outreach 

with "Hold Up the Light," a 

new program of inspiration and worship 

The group was formed 23 years 

ago. The concert will feature 36 vocalists. 

instrumentalists and technicians 

from throughout the U.S., Canada 

and the world. For information, 

call 261-5050 

• ECUMENICAL CENTER 

The Ecumenical Theological Center 

in Detroit will hold an information 

day 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, 

Aug. 25, for people interested in 

earning a master of divinity degree 

The Center offers the degree through 

a cooperative effort with four Chicago-area 

theological schools. Catholic 

Theological Union, Garrett-Evangelical 

(United Methodist); McCormick 

(Presbyterian); and Seabury-Western 

(Episcopal). 

Representatives from each of the 

four Chicago schools and members 

of the faculty from the Ecumenical 

Theological Center will meet with 

interested people at St. Timothy 

United Methodist Church, Puritan 

and Archdale, south of Six Mile, one 

block east of the Southfield Freeway, 

The degree program will be explained 

and the 1990-91 course offerings 

will be presented. Questions 

about admissions, financial aid and 

registration procedures will be answered. 

Lunch will be served, and 

price is $4.50 per person. For reservations 

or more information, call 

342-4600. 

Both Lucy and Mark Barnes spend time counseling 

church members. Lucy Barnes, a homemaker. is involved 

in many church activities She's a pianist who 

plays at the church, teaches Sunday school for young 

married couples, and conducts a Bible study group for 

women 

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sa'ry in April, and this past June Barnes celebrated his 

25th year in the pastorate 

They have a son. John Mark, 21, a senior biochemistry 

student at the University of Michigan-Dearborn He 

plans to marry Julie Whitehill, who worships at the 

Plymouth Church of the Nazarene. next February 

There wasn't any question about who wttt conduct 

that wedding ceremony Barnes will do the honors, and 

is a bit nervous about that 

"It's a little bit different." he said with a smile 

Most of his time as a pastor has beeirtirthe Midwest 

Barnes began at a church inTVest Virginia, After that, 

he served at churches in Indiana. Missouri. Alabama 

and Illinois 

WORSHIPERS AT the Plymouth Church of the Nazarene 

are involved in overseas missionary work, and 

Barnes has accompanied work teams to a number of 

countries. He tries to go on at least one foreign trip per 

year, and will leave later this month for Bolivia. 

Those mission projects combine construction and 

ministry work. While in Bolivia, team members will 

work on construction of a library, office building and 

parsonage. A group that traveled to Honduras a while 

back helped finish a parsonage. 

"In other places, we've built churches." 

Barnes and others have also traveled to Peru, to 

Malawi in Africa and to Papua, New Guinea, to do missionary 

work. ^ 

"It's one of the neatest things I ever do. It broadens 

the perspective of what really matters in life It's also a 

real help for the people " 

THOSE PROJECTS have helped to improve communication 

and understanding between countries, he said. 

He and other team members have found some people 

in those countries believe all Americans are wealthy 

They soon realize that's not the case, and that many 

church members^pend their own hard-earned money on 

• EARLY SERVICE 

The First Baptist Church of Plymouth 

recently began to have an 8:30 

a.m. Sunday worship service. The informal 

service will be offered 

throughout the summer at the 

church, 45000 N Territorial, Plymouth 

It will be followed by Sunday 

school at 9:40 a.m. with a time of 

fellowship in between. The church 

also holds regular 11 a.m. and 6 30 

p.m worship services. The public 

may attend. For information, call 

• CHURCH FESTIVAL 

The Holy Spirit Catholic Church in 

Hamburg, Mich., will hold its summer 

festival Friday and Saturday, 

Aug. 3-4, at the corner of Winans 

Lake and Musch roads, Hamburg 

Hours will be 5 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, 

noon to 1 a.m. Saturday. There 

will be live music, a beer tent, a 

country store, games, horseshoe 

tournaments, a Sweet Adelines performance 

and otbfer activities. There 

will also be a raffle, with a grand 

The Rev. Mark Barnes has served as pastor at 

the Plymouth Church of the Nazarene for six 

years. He and others at the church are looking 

such trips. 

Barnes has seen other parts of the world as well. After 

the African trip, he traveled around the world and 

met with missionaries in Indonesia. He and his wife took 

an anniversary trip to Ireland and England this past 

spring. 

Closer to home, they enjoy spending time in the Amish 

areas of Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania 

"It sort of settles life down a little bit to be among 

those people Just seeing the slow pace with the people 

who don't have to have everything we have." 

BARNES ALSO enjoys playing racquetball and doing 

woodworking in his free time These days, he's keeping 

busy with a building project at the Plymouth Church of 

the Nazarene 

Worshipers moved to the new site on Ann Arbor Road 

in Plymouth Township about three years ago Construction 

is continuing, and Sunday morning and evening 

worship services are in the nearby Pioneer Middle 

School cafeteria. 

Other church functions are in the new building, and 

prize of ll.&O, and the raffle drawing 

will be held at 9 p m Saturday 

There will be a spaghetti dinner at 6 

p.m. Friday and a chicken dinner at 

1 p.m Saturday. The festival will 

have an 1890s theme For information, 

call 231-9199 

• BRING A TEEN 

The Livonia Chapter ol Christian 

Women's Club, a non-denominational 

group, will have its monthly luncheon 

at noon Thursday, Aug 9. at the 

American Legion. Post 32, 9318 

Newburgh, Livonia. The theme is 

"Bring a Teen." The price is 14 50 

for teens, $8.75 for adults A free 

nursery will be available (call 422- 

5533) 

• VICAR TO ARRIVE 

Members of Risen Christ Lutheran 

Church in Plymouth are awaiting the 

Aug 6 arrival from St. Louis. Mo., of 

their first vicar, Morris Meseke, his 

wife and their three children. The 

Meseke family will live in the Plymouth-Canton 

community for one year 

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He will then return to the 

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Meseke entered Concordia Seminary 

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Services will be hel

8B»* Q&E Thursday. August 2, 1990 

Berlin: one house, two levels 

Continued from P»pe 6 

Compulsive monument-collectors can board tour 

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picture ol the two Berlins just by people-watching on 

the Ku'Damm or Unten den Linden. 

West Berliners are the ultimate extroverts. Young 

(more than half the 2 million population is under 30), 

bright, independent spirits, their favorite word is "tolerant." 

East Berliners tend to be patient, placid types, conditioned 

by a lifetime of waiting in long lines to buy anything 

from tea to taxi service. 

But things are changing rapidly. Give an East Berliner 

a chance, and hell tell you exactly where he was and 

what he was doing when the word came that the wall 

was coming down Then you might get another surprise 

"We went over to West Berlin to have a look," recalls 

Gerd Bethke, duty manager at the Grand. "Then when 

we saw how expensive things are over there, we came 

back home. There have been government subsidies here 

for everything from housing to education to medical 

services We didn't know how much things really cost 

until we saw the prices Over there " 

Bethke and his friends, all in their 40s, decided to stay 

put. They appreciate their new freedom, but for the 

most part, they'll use it for round trips to the United 

States and other places they've only seen on TV 

"When you are no longer young, you don't want to 

take chances. I am acciistomed lo the ideas of socialism 

I like the idea of equality and social security, not 

such big differences between the rich and the poor," he 

s«y», • 

"But I am a realist 1 know changes are-necessary I'd 

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start a new life somewhere else." 

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Business 

Thursday. August 2, 1990 O&F. 

Marilyn Fitchett editor/591-2300 

Saturn's dealership 

rings begin to grow 

By Gerald Frawley 

staff writer 

Aa now ex-General Motors chairman Roger Smith 

prepared to take "that last ride," as the media is abuzz 

over the secrecy surrounding the as yet unavailable Saturn 

car, as industry watchers wonder can GM's S3 billion 

gamble compete on a world market — things are 

happening on the local scene. * 

Southeastern Michigan auto dealers — excited about 

the impending launch of the Saturn car line — are beginning 

groundbreaking ceremonies for what they hope 

will be successful business ventures. 

With new design characteristics, a manufacturing 

processes that includes state-of-the-art assembly, a Japanese-like 

management/labor team approach and a 

new marketing strategy aimed straight at the heart of 

the import car market, GM execs hope Saturn will 

make a big impact. 

Don Massey, who held groundbreaking ceremonies 

Tuesday for a Saturn dealership behind his Massey Cadillac 

in Plymouth Township in western Wayne County, 

said he became interested in acquiring a Saturn dealership 

when the new car line was first announced. 

"The spirit, the cooperation, the high quality — Saturn 

is going to be a very good car," Massey said. Saturn, 

he added, will help to re-establish American quality 

and superiority in automobile manufacturing. 

Massey allowed he probably could have acquired any 

number of dealerships — including a foreign car 

franchise — but he wanted a Saturn dealership because 

the philosophy of customer service mirrors his own philosophy. 

"And perhaps there's a little (patriotism in selling an 

American car) too," Massey said. 

MASSEY SAID his first Saturn dealership — a $2 million 

investment — will be open in early to mid-November. 

The first shipment of cars should arrive shortly 

after construction is completed. .t 

Massey also plans to open dealerships in Lansing and 

Farmington Hills, he said. 

Other Saturn dealerships in Michigan will be in 

Clarkston. Troy (owned by David Fischer), Ann Arbor, 

Warren and Grand Rapids. Albert Serra, who owns a 

Chevrolet franchise in Grand Blanc in Genesse County, 

was awarded a Saturn franchise which is now under 

construction near Clarkston at 1-75 and Dixie Highway 

in north Oakland County . 

Serra said be became Interested in acquiring a Saturn 

franchise as soon as GM announced plans for the new 

car company seven years ago. "I've always thought GM 

franchises were goods ooes so I (inquired) early on. 

"At the time it was a very exploratory thing, but we 

wanted to put our hat In the ring," Serra said. 

Serra said that while the relatively few number of 

Saturn dealerships adds a certain exclusivity to the car, 

he doesn't believe that the car is intended to be exclusive. 

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dealer 

' "It's obviously not going to be a high volume car at 

first — we don't know how many sales we're likely to 

see," Serra said. Serra said he likes the cautious approach 

Saturn is taking. 

"If we have too many dealers too soon no, one's going 

to make it," he said. 

DONALD HABEREK, public relations spokesman for 

Saturn, said there are several reasons why only four 

local dealers were chosen for Saturn franchises in 

southeastern Michigan, but key among them are the 

dealers' record of customer service. 

"Essentially, these are people who are really interested 

in providing the ultimate in customer satisfaction," 

Haberek said. 

The emphasis on customer service is part of the Saturn 

market area approach, he said. Instead of having 

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Joel Kaji demonstrates the Newspaper 

Quikwrap. Papers are placed in the box to 

accumulate. When the box is full, the 

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wrap-around string is pulled up from the 

side of the box and tied, simply and neatly 

bundling the pile. 

Student engineers simple 

method to bundle papers 

Build a better mousetrap, it is 

said, and the world will beat a path 

to your door. 

Joel T. Kaji. a 27-year-old Farmington 

Hills resident and graduate 

student at the University of Michigan. 

is out to "trap" piles of newspapers 

that seem to multiply 

around the house. 

His simple invention — Newspaper 

Quikwrap — is a cardboard 

box and a wrap-around string that 

provide an easy way to store, then 

bundle and tie newspapers. 

The corporate world hasn't beaten 

a path to Kaji's door yet. 

Retailers, economist P OL bJN.T9. 

huddle on prospects 

By Qeraid Frawley 

ttiff writer 

Reading palms, throwing stones, 

divining the future, gazing at crystal 

balls, studying tea leaves — foretelling 

the future isn't easy. 

But that is what several financial 

and development experts were asked 

to do using equally mysterious economic 

indicators, retail data, statistical 

models and perhaps even a little 

intuition at a conference sponsored 

by the International Council of 

Shopping Centers in Dearborn recently, 

The topic? Retail in the 1990s. The 

answer? It is probably not as dark as 

some fear, but there are some challenges 

in the coming years. 

Herbert S. Miller, chairman and 

chief executive officer of Western 

Development Corp., the developer 

building Auburn Mills, said only retailers 

who accept and react to the 

/•hanging customer will succeed. 

"To understand the cbandna face 

of retail In the US., you most first go 

heck to basics," he said 

Miller said althoughlt sounds like 

M cliche, today's shopper is a 

smarter customer than 10 years ago, 

and the overall determining factor is 

price. 

"In a 19M poll, customers ranked 

price as the fifth moat-important 

factor in deciding what to buy — in 

19*7, price was ranked number ooe." 

More than 05 percent of all coni 

will wait for aa itam to go on 

"so price is very 

to 

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loyal,'' he Mid. The 

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more product loyal.' 

— Herbert S. Miller 

Western Development 

Corp. 

cessful retailer must change to accept 

this." 

People are still interested in what 

department stores have to offer, but 

they also want more for their money. 

"Department stores offer selection 

and service, bat not price." 

Frank A. Newman, chairman and 

chief executive officer of FfcM Distributors, 

said the ready availability 

of new shopping space has prompted 

a lot of new retail ventures. 

Warehouse ctube, off-price appliance 

and clothing stores, office supplies, 

super sports shops — the proliferation 

of these and others is leading 

to s shakeout in the 1990s, 

Newtaansaid. 

"Retail," Newman said, "is a very 

easy business to get into; it's alao a 

very easy business to get killed in." 

Retailers learned several isesons 

in the 1990s, he said. "One, bigger is 

better two, specialty is good; three, 

provide a nice atmosphere." 

But thoee 1 wanna are no longer appropriate 

in the 1990s. 1b the 1990s, 

well find too big is had, being a specialist 

b not enough and people tat 

buy out of a need for recreetions 

(and therefore tat Bead for atxnoe- 

P *David L. 

and flr«t vtoa ant for 

Before retail can boom, the local 

economy must improve. Littman 

said. \ 

"Tor us to succeed, taxes and inflation 

rates must fall." 

Automobile sales must grow by 

2.7 percent, just to maintain the status 

quo. Littman said. Auto sales 

must grow by 3 percent for the local 

economy to grow. 

To attract and retain business. 

Littman said Michigan must be able 

to compete with other states for 

businesses 

MICHIGAN'S INCOME tax, which 

is 28 percent higher than the national 

average, and property tax, which 

is SO percent higher than the national 

average, need to be reduced, he 

said. 

Workmen's compensation costs — 

which are also higher in Michigan 

than in neighboring states — must 

also be cut 

Littman added Michigan legislators 

must refrain from increasing 

the minimum wage beyond federal 

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and ease intrastate trucking and 

franchising laws — all of which put 

a heavy burden oo Michigan busi- 

"But there is good news," Littman 

said Inflation and interest rates are 

down, and retail sales have grown at 

a higher than average rate. 

Barbara Bryant, director of the 

UA Census, told retailors tha population 

in southeastern Michigan has 

shifted substantially during the 

1990a Pinal numbers are not yet in, 

but in the last 19 years, Detroit has 

lost 14 percent ol Its populations, 

Wayne County, including Detroit, 

has loot 9 percent, and Oakland has 

RETAILERS WANT 

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will be 

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But he's pounding the pavement 

trying to wholesale the product to 

municipalities and businesses as 

promotional tie-ins to recycling efforts. 

He's convinced about a half dozen 

stores to buy the product wholesale 

to re-sell at retail or to allow 

him to sell on consignment. He's 

•also targeting groups that might 

want to use Newspaper Quikwrap 

as a fund-raiser. 

"THE IDEA probably came to 

me a year and a half ago," Kaji 

said. "As a grad student, I lived in 

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three daily newspaper subscriptions 

You can imagine the amount 

of newspaper that built up in time 

"I thought what could we do to 

make it easy? Tying was time consuming, 

messy. No one wanted to 

do it. You stuff papers into bags, 

but they^would get overstuffed and 

the bags would break apart. 

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concepts. After trial and error and 

rjyision, I came up with what we 

have here." 


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Plymouth Saturn dealership erects launching pad 

Continued from P ao« 1 

traditional ftill-«ervice dealers. Saturn 

dealers will have more autonomy 

in tailoring their sales and service 

facilities to handle the various 

ways car buyers select, purchase 

and service their cars. 

Saturn's marketing strategy — 

emphasizing customer service and 

high quality - is being tailored to 

compete with the foreign imports 

that also emphasize those qualities. 

b u s i n e s s p e o p l e 

Kathleen Alessandro was named 

executive director of the Wayne 

County Private Industry Corpora 

Uon. Alessandro most recently was a 

Wayne County benefits analyst in 

that capacity, she established Wayne 

County KidSpace, a child care center 

serving county employees. She also 

served as a systems development 

specialist for the private industry 

corporation and was director of employment 

and training for the Downriver 

Community Conference. 

Mary Los Dane was appointed 

manager of Oakwood Hospital's employee 

assistance services, a part of 

the hospital's health in business program. 

Dane will be responsible for 

managing and supervising all aspects 

of the hospital's employee assistance 

program. 

Beverly Way of Canton Township 

joined the staff of Re/Max Crossroads 

Inc. in Canton as an associate 

broker. Way has 11 years of experience 

in real estate. Before joining 

Re/Max, she worked for Re/Max 

Bbardwalk Inc. in Plymouth. She is a 

graduate of the Realtors Institute of 

Michaigan and a member of the Top 

10% club, the 3 Million Dollar Club 

and the Re/Max Executive Club. She 

also is a member of the Western 

Wayne Oakland county Board of Realtors 

and the Metro Multiple Listings 

Service. 

Sosaa Davis of Canton Township 

joined the staff of Re/Max Crossroads 

Inc. in Canton as an associate 

broker. Before joining Re/Max, Davis 

worked for Red Carpet Keim Real 

Estate for four years. She received 

several top-producers awards including 

membership in Keim's Million 

Dollar Club. ^ 

Patrick Kinney of Redford Township 

joined Ross Roy Communications 

in Bloomfield Hills as technical 

training supervisor. Kinney will be 

responsible for writing video training 

programs and assisting staff 

writers in the planning, development 

and production of program releases. 

Before joining Ross Roy, Kinney was 

Habere* said. "What we're trying to 

do Is bring import buyers back into 

the GM fold." Haberek said 

Saturn dealerships are being targeted 

for areas in which the Japanese 

imports have made their greatest 

inroads, Haberek said. "The West 

Coast has the highest penetration (of 

Japanese imports) so that's where 

we'll start." 

Haberek said dealerships will be 

located through a rollout strategy. 

a technical writer and editor at Creative 

Universal in Warren. Before 

that, be was a composition instructor 

at Wayne State Univesity. He has 

woo several awards for technical 

writing from the Southeastern Michigan 

Chapter of the Society for Technical 

Communication. Kinney graduated 

Phi Beta Kappa from Wayne 

State University with a bachelor of 

arts degree in English 

Nancy Hoffman of Livonia joined 

Ross Roy Advertising in Bloomfield 

Hills as an art director. Hoffman 

will be responsible for art direction 

on the K mart and Builders Square 

accounts, as well as assignments for 

other agency clients. Before joining 

Ross Roy, she was an art director 

for DDB Needham Worldwide in 

Troy and W.B. Doner in Southfield. 

Before that, she was a graphic designer 

for Unisys in Detroit She 

earned a bachelor of fine arts degree 

in graphic design at the Center for 

Creative Studies, College of Art and 

Design. 

Harvey Johnson and Covert Culley, 

who own an American Speedy 

Printing Center franchise on Ann Arbor 

Road in Plymouth, were made 

members of the President's Council. 

To become a member of the President's 

Council, a franchise owner 

must achieve $1 million in annual 

sales. They also own franchises in 

Farmington and Lathrup village 

Gary L Gray was hired by Bolt 

Electronics as vice president of marketing. 

He will concentrate on opening 

a Livonia office for the the Illinois-based 

company. 

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be located along the West Coast, 

with others being added in southwest 

United States,the Midwest and finally 

the East Coast 

That confidence stems from what 

Hudler called "a true partnership." 

The partnership between General 

Motors, Saturn management, suppliers, 

workers and particularly 

dealers will be the success or failure 

DONALD HUDLER. Saturn vice of Saturn. 

president for sales, service and marketing. 

said at Massey's ground- 

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creaking tnat Saturn nas a aiiiicuit 

task ahead. "We have a tough job. 

but we have a quiet confidence that 

we'll succeed " 

Dealers, he continued, played a 

larger role than is normally found in 

the i. Manufacturing and marketing of 

automobiles Dealers were involved 

in the development of dealership 

systems, the advertising and mar- 

keting strategy, and even in selecting 

other dealers. Hudler said 

John Michaud. with Saturn United 

Auto Workers (UAW) local 1853 and 

an adviser to the Saturn sales, service 

and marketing team, said there 

is a real sense of eicitement about 

the Saturn start up. 

"At one time, the launch was just 

a vision — just a dream, but with 

every groundbreaking we're getting 

closer and closer to making that 

dream a reality," Michau&said. 

"The really unique thing about this 

is that it was done with the UAW as 

a partner rather than an-adversary," 

he continued "(Normally), when you 

put these two together, you'd better 

get a full time ambulance because 

they'll kill each other " 

Together, Saturn will be a power 

to be reckoned with, Michaud said, 

and that bodes well for Saturn dealers 

everywhere. 

Student engineers newspaper trap 


Kaji, like many novice inventors, 

found his suppliers in the telephone 

directory. 

The carboard boxes, manufactured 

by Gaylord Container of Plymouth, 

measure 14-by-16-by-6 inches. 

The twine assembly is put together 

on a piecework basis at a workshop 

in Livonia by the Wayne County 

The storage box costs $2. 10 wraparounds 

$4.50. Kaji figures the box 

will last a year, a wraparound secure 

a week's worth of papers. 

KAJI HAS put production on hold 

until he can dispose of units piling up 

in his apartment. Meanwhile, he's 

applied for a patent on the invention. 

"A common-reaction is, 'It's so 

"Tnvenrtliis?' " 

he said "What makes my product 

unique is it provides a method of 

tying and bundling " 

"It's been a real gratifying experience," 

Kaji said "I've gone from 

concept stage to salable product I 

haven't made back my initial investment. 

1 feel I'm close to a lot of 

things. A lot of business has expressed 

interest" 

Meanwhile, Kaji continues to work 

on the dissertation for his doctor's 

degree in political science while promoting 

the Newspaper Quikwrap. 

Once it's established. I could see 

myself taking on partners," he said 

"They could do it (rfin business) and I 

could become an academic. Maybe } 

could sell licensing rights to a corporation" 

For now, Kaji, essentially a oneman 

operation, goes about promoting 

the product. And searching for a 

few sales. 

Retailers, economist huddle on business prospects 


in population growth areas like Oakland 

and west Wayne counties, she 

said. 

But beyond the mere numbers are 

other significant factors affecting 

retail safes, Bryant said For example, 

baby boomers are 10 years older. 

Their needs and wants will 

change considerably in the 1990s. 

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Baby boomer lifestyles will also 

change significantly. At the decade's 

start, most baby boomers were single 

with no children. In the llWJs, 

baby boomer needs and wants will 

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households and double-income families 

than ever before, Bryant said. 

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Savage beast is stalking our streets and highways 

Dad I touted my cai imi t the 

ii>ost ahockmg phone call a parent 

frls, iiint at lea-st it s the lud s voice 

on the phone but it s close eyough 

Kor ooe reason or another, what 

seems like a lot of my friends have 

been getting similar phone calls lately 

One was a niece hospitalized with 

severe i nj ui t cs after a roiiover in 

l>earborn 

Another not an immediate relative, 

but a iilends neighbor's kid, 

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uff the load neai Brighton^ He ia^s 

1U teens have died in high speed ac- 

1.1 dents in the past yeai in the aiea 

MY DAUljHffcR was very lucky, 

alter a ilat out impact in the neighboi 

bood of 20 mph with the side of a 

full fiame CM station wagon 

Ihe fiont uf the LAxJge Omiu »he 

was i»nig ci ushed as neatly as a 

Jtkd of paper, as it is designed to do. 

while the seat belt worked perfectly 

leaving hei with vaiious strains and 

biuis«s but otherwise unhaimed As 

were the occupants ot the uthei car 

which is better than most ui absorbing 

a side impact 

It was a typical car "accident" in 

that the first realization she had that 

something was going badly WrOng 

came a scant few feet before the im 

pact 

1 Hlk Ik I Hfe situation in H»o»t »ai 

accidents an encounlei with a 

huge, inescapable force at a speed 

tastei than anyone s reflexes 

Long after the immediate shock 

wore off, it left a chilling reminder 

that we still face some dark, savage 

dangers in the midst of the modern, 

isolated convenience of driving a 

car 

Few members of my immediate 

family have been involved, in a se 

rious car accident at any time This, 

auto talk 

Dan 

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too might be chance, since while 

none is deliberately reckless several 

aie absent minded The two crashes 

4 ftavt- been mvoived in were caused 

Oj my lolling asleep at the *tieei 

1 AM also acutely aware of the 

piogiess that has been made in car 

satety The car i drove at my daugh 

ter's age would certainly have let 

me be killed in the same crash A 

college friend who drove the same 

model as 1 did died in a much less 

serious impact 

1_ CUUJLD A I.SO add another note 

to the constant refrain about seat 

belts When we went to clean out her 

belongings at the wrecking yard, another 

small cai with a less-serious 

dent had the too-famiiiar softbatl 

-.i/f cxazing ui ih*- windshield in nr>twith 

tiie driver's forehead and a 

bent steering wheel In back was an 

empty child seat 

WE ARE, it seems, in the midst of 

a rising awareness of vehicle safety 

For a long time, the efforts to 

make cars capable of withstanding 

truly frightening crashes and still 

protect the occupants has been a .facet 

of engineering pursued with little 

Grandparents' money can build kids' IRAs 

Last week I commented oo a fi 

naiicial sui vey that uudei scored the 

deep concerns Americans face today 

Many believe that America is fast 

becoming a third rate power and is 

doomed to become a mediocre nation. 

We owe the world more than 

$6c>0 billion The (JNP is stagnant 

Superimpose on this bleak picture 

quate domestic savings, a decaying 

infrastructure, a failing educational 

system, a turbulent financial market 

and a strained economic system, and 

we have a picture of doom and 

gloom 

IN MORE practical terms, the 

two most frightening developments 

are rising educational costs and the 

collapse of the Social Security system 

Today's newborn will enter college 

in the year 2007. During the 

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Money from grandparents can build grandkids'lRAs 

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Last week 1 commented on « financial 

survey that underscored the 

deep concerns Americans face today. 

Many believe that America is fast 

becoming a third-rate power and is 

doomed to become a mediocre nation 

We owe the world more than 

$600 billion. The GNP is stagnant. 

Superimpose on" this bleak picture 

a massive budgetary problem, inadequate 

domestic savings, a decaying 

infrastructure, a failing educational 

system, a turbulent financial market 

and a strained economic system, and 

we have a picture of doom and 

gloom. 

LN MORE practical terms, the 

two most frightening developments 

are rising educational costs and the 

collapse of the Social Security system. 

Today's newborn will enter college 

in the year 2007. During the 

next four years be will pay a 

$1*0,000 tuition hill if a public university 

is chosen. Send your child to 

an Ivy League school, and in four 

years you will pay more than 

1242,000 

The picture on the Social Security 

front is equally grim. A 25-year-old 

will require $176,000 annually at age 

65 to enjoy an annual income of 

$25,000 in today's prices. 

If the Social Security system collapses. 

this person would require a 

finances and you 

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capital of $2,514,285 to generate that 

income if the money is invested at 

an after-tax rate of 7 percent. 

IS THERE some hope 7 Fortunately, 

there is. if grandparents with substantial 

estates are willing to pitch 

in. In the past I have frequently ar- 

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Thursdays, Aug. 9-23 — Successful 

Money Management Seminar 7-9 

p.m. at the YWCA-Metropolitan on. 

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Redford Township. Fee: $39. Information: 

537-8500. Sponsor. YWCA- 

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• FOOD SHOW 

Tuesday, Aug. 14 — Foodland Distributors 

of Livonia will hold its annual 

food show 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 

the Hyatt Regency in Dearborn. For 

information, call Kanaaii Hansen at 

523-2216. 

• RECORDS MANAGERS 

Wednesday, Aug. 15 — "Imaging 

Technology in the 1990s" presented 

at meeting of the Association of 

Records Managers and Administrators 

at 4 p.m. at the Fair lane club in 

Dearborn. Non-member fee: $30. Information: 

Chet Allen. 496-7295. 

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Saturdays, Sept. 22 through Oct. 

13 — Professional engineer licensing 

review courses half days at Madonna 

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Marika Diamond, 832-5400. Sponsor: 

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Tuesdays and Thursdays, Aug. I 

through Oct. 18 — Professional engineer 

licensing review courses 6-9 

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Saturdays, Sept. 22 through Oct. 

13 — Professional engineer licensing 

review courses 8 a.m. to noon for 

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Livopia. Information: Marika Diamond, 

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Tuesday-Thursday, Oct. 9-11 — 

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Dearborn Hotel. Information: Robert 

Kian, 271-1500 Ext. 340. Sponsor: Society 

of Manufacturing Engineers. 

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Sunday-Wednesday, Nov. 11-14 — 

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large stores carrying sporting goods? 

clothing and shoes, will open Aug. 2 

at 30280 Plymouth Road in Livonia. 

Northwest Advertising of Livonia 

will produce advertising for Tecla 

Co. Inc. of Walled Lake, a manufacturer 

of_pet^roducts and pet handling 

and grooming aids. 

Kimco Inc. of Wayne is producing 

a line of household cleaning products 

under a licensing agreement with 

the Eureka Co. of Bloomington. 111. 

McEndarffer. Hoke & Bernhard 

certified public accountants won the 

Outstanding Employer Award for 

the Business Internship Program by 

the University of Michigan-Dearborn. 

Co-ordinated Industries Inc. of 

Livonia joined Business Resources 

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Kelly Temporary Services in 

Livopnia and Microsoft Corp. have 

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4 These contributions would grow 

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It can be extremely beneficial in 

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pay for educational and retirement 

needs of the children and grandchildren. 

Sid Mittra is a professor of 

finance, school of business at 

Oakland University, and owner of 

Coordinated Financial Planning 

Copies of the free "Small Business 

Resource Directory" are available 

at all National Bank of Detroit offices 

The booklet, produced by New 

Detroit and N'BD. offers resource information 

for small business operators. 

Send information for Marketplace 

to Business EMitor, Observer 

& Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 

Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150. Deadline 

is Monday for publication in 

the coming Thursday issue 

UGLY KITCHEN CABINETS? 

DON'T 

REPLACE... 'REFACE' 

MODERN & EUROPEAN STYLES 

FORMICA SOLID WOODS 

Solid Colors Oak, Cherry 

and Woodgrain- and Birch 

'SERVING WAYNE, OAKLAND 4 MACOMB 

• FACTORY SHOWROOM 

• FREE ESTIMATES 

Smce 

1642 E. 11 Mile Rd., Madison Hgts. 19M 

1 Block W. of Dequindre Daily 9-5. Sun. 10-4 

TENT 

SALE 

Cabinet Clad...541-5252 

UP TO 

70% OFF 

Sal*: sluts Aug 2 

thru Aug 5 at our 

Waterford Store 

o***y Manufacturers 

include Brown Jordan. 

Horw;cres? Tropitono 

Telescope and more 

Cash .»nd carry Brmq 

a pick up. wagon or 

semi Sal* hours 

Thurs ft Fn 10 9 

Sat & Sun 10 6 

£K!\ilni 

Beach 

l*;»tio I'lirniliirc 

\ v. T C- • 14 7 if 

Grand Rive »r>d Nov -*oa,L«.T,R&-16A.S,F-8A)(*5C) O&E Thursday, August 2, 1990 

T H E B E S T S K I B U Y S O F T H E Y E A R - D O N ' T M I S S IT! ^ 

y 

TERRIFIC SAVINGS ON 

FAMOUS BRAND SKIS 

•ROSSIGNOL -HEAD .K-2 

>0LIN -LANGE •DYNASTAR 

•ELAN .PRE •ATOMIC 

BRAND NEW AND 

DISCONTINUED MODELS 

AV 

OCT OUN SP0H1 RC 90 

OIK COMf y so 

s 

2 75 JDO^WS'SO-S COT MU«Ri mo 

RET "OSSfcNH SlKK) S*6 

« 0 0c WW f °* SM*i 

'"•> CW psct >1 PA« HjR«r $ 97 BEST 

QFT 3008 SMS 

yft, 4 s 'jjsra: noca w mi 

2 75 US* TURNING a*St 147 

OCT EJUl 6'i ULTRA ( 

s GREAT FOR NEW S«.tRS 1 

2b5 HOT SUMMER PfiCE All SCEi 137 

RET 

RET 

M25 

ROSS CHOI 935 

MP1 N£» MOPE. . .. 

OQORBUS'EI< SUMMER PRCE 

AT0M>C 535 GS 

TWK SPAR 69 PAIR 

OCT OJNSPi.SPi 

nc 1 • TOR SPORT SAB 

s 285 SURER 8UT A3* OO 

RET 

s 445 

R'CSSGNOL * S AFflAR 

TOR Of THE LINE MOOEl 

rtURRT 196 RR 

foe *nu* 

TtSOT? 

$ 217fETS K-2 

— l f 1 SLALOM SKIS 

$ 157h T o$i67 

$ 317 

WE COULDN'T LIST THbM ALL 

I A BARGAIN HUNTER S PARADISE 

TOP BRAND SKIS- TOP QUALITY 

PRICED TO MOVE FAST 

OCT X 2 6TRAT0R WHITE 

1 • SIZE 175 CM ONI? 

S295 WHIli 31 PAIR LAST 119 

OCT OTNASIAR m • -90 

' r,' LAST SEASONS N OEMANtl SKI 

s 425 WHlf 69 PAR LAS" HUPRf 

RET. R0SSI6WX. SIS CARSON 

BEAUimjl RERPClRMANCE SAIS| 

355 SMOOTH t EAST TO TURN 

OCT •-* 2 LAJ3* PERfORHANCE 

" , ' bWVERSAi. 1 i SlOtCUT 

J ' U EXCfTNG NO* W0MENS M00E1 

flS£H£R SCA CERAMIC 

RET. 

S SREAT SP0RJ »B 

295 FAMOUS AUSTRIA* MAAi 

>177 

s m 

OCT A 2 UVX CERAMC 

" • h PRICE SREAT D£DAL 

330 WHLf 104 PAD LAST 165 

RET. HEA0 SA.6 OR 

classic aA»«woa 

s 

225 GREAT SKS I SREAT PRICE 

OUN R £ JOQ LAOT 

PERFORMANCE WCMtNS SA> 

S320 OOORBUSTIR PRICE 76Pfi 

•119 

RET. $ 119 

RET. 

s 399 

TTKEVLAR COMP 

MA0E IN U SA 

TOP COMPtinON SAS 

65 PR 

NEW SKIS. BOOTS WILL IMPROVE 

YOUR SKIING AND THERE'S NO 

BETTER TIME TO BUY THAN NOW 

RET. (LAM UUMATE RT 

SUPfR SKIS I GREAT PER 

»395 SRtAT PERFORMAJd 

PRE 120C CARBON EliCTRA 

RET. 51 PAH Of 0TNAMTU SKIS 

•345 OOORWSTIR PRO 57% (OT •167 

RET. 

K 2 5000 i i SLAlitM 

NEV> MOOt. FM 1991 

'335 H01 SUMMER SALE PRK2 

$ 217 

$ 217 

OUN SP 3 SLALOM SMS 

RET. TOP PERFORMANCE 

*385 OOOWOITIttR PRO 184 

R0SS6M01 QUANTUM I 

RET. 

MOOU 757 HOT 

*330 >. PRO MMU » PAD LAST 165 

ELAN 7000 CARBON 

RET. TOP SEUMG SAB 

>325 IKCRtD«U PRO 

RET 

•375 

RET. 

•375 

$ 147 

A 7 HOO CARBON 

TOP SEiiE#PE*K*l*A $ 

247 

ELAN HACK CERAMIC 

NEW MOOEL FOR 1M1 

NOT SUMMER JALi PMCE 

$ 197 

BUILD YOUR SKI PACKAGE SET 

NOW AT MAXIMUM SAVINGS 

RET. 

•375 

ATOMC U3 a SLALOM 

LAST SEASONS HOT SU 

nci 8U AS NOT AS THft 

i237 

IUZ2AM) HRBM KG. 

IMASWMS MtlTE 9U 

•295 MEAT ALL AMUM) PERRWMAM3 

RET. 1119 

RET. 

•200 

RET 

•150 

RET. 

•115 

RET. 

•125 

MOT A4.L 

K 2 TBC TEAM 

im i mcM iof mvut •127 

NOT KM m} m BUS 

All SUE 110 1*0 CM 

Si'nS iiS* 

IMY Mi OUT MCI 

EUMHMPIMtRIS 

EAST T« HAM M« 

00T0 1NCM OOOM m 

s 79 

ELAN 0000 CM 

OAPMioa •177 

m ALL STOfVS «HO^ * AiN

*c+ OAE Thuraday. August 2. 1990 

IT HAPPENS ONLY ONCE A YEAR-ALL STORES 

TREMENDOUS SELECTION-YEARS BEST PRICES. 

ALL THE TOP BRANDS. OVER 2 MILLION DOLLARS 

OF GREAT SKI GEAR AT SAVINGS UP TO 50% OFF 

AND MORE. SHOP TODAY-SURE IT'S CRAZY 

BUY SKIS & SKIWEAR NOW, CRAZY LIKE A FOX! 

THE BEST SKI BUYS OF THE YEAR 

•BLOOMFIELD HILLS:2540 WOOD WARD at Square Lake Rd 338-0803 

••l*MIWOHAM:101.T0Wr«SEND corner of P.erce 

• DEARBORN HEIOMTS:2631 2 FORD Rd 

844-SS60 

562-5560 

•MY.-OtEMENS: 1 2 16 S GRATIOT half m.le northof 16 M, 463-3820 

•EAST DETROIT:22301 KELLY between 8 & 9 Mi 

778-7020 

•ANN ARBOA:3336 WASHTENAW west of U S 23 

973-9340 

• FLINT:4261 MILLER across from Genesee Valley Mad 313 732-5660 

•TRAVERSE CITY: 107 fc FRONT ST downtown 

616-941-1999 

•SUGAR LOAF:SKi AREA 18 m.les N/Wof Traverse C'ty 616-228-8700 

• ORANO RAPIDS:2035 28th ST St e -.to- 4 oo 616-482-1199 

• FARMINGTON MILLS:27847 ORCHARD LAKE RD at 12 Mr - 553-8886 

ENDS AUG ZStti. !»0 

OPEN EVENINGS TILL 8 SAT 10 5:30, SUN. 12 • 5 SALE 

P m e 3 C n d p o t t e r y 

_ _ _ _ _ 

recent works by 

Robert & Bruce Diebboll 

July 26 - August 5 

SOMERSET MALL 

W. Big Beaver Road at Cooiidge. Troy 

Sun. 12-5 / Monday. Thursday, Friday 10-9 / Other Days 10-6 

'Saks Fifth Avenue open Mon - Fri 10-9 

WILLIAM D. FORD 

VOCATIONAL/TECHNICAL CENTER 

36455 Marquetts 

i m 

m 

• Wssttsnd, Mi • (313)505-2135 

REGISTER TODAY!! 

•Technical Tf»ntng - 

• Placement Services 

• T.RA Benelts 

• UAW Retrainlhg/Assisfarce 

FREE TUITION if Qualified 

FALL CLASSES BEGIN SEPTEMBER 5 

ENROLL H 

Anmtion Tediraquaa 

AUK> Bodf Htptk 

I Mwutowg Tachnotopas 

Cempuur Ariel DraAng (CAD) 

CompuNr AM* MwAdiwifl fCAM) 

Ofc 

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4mMi Occupaaont 

HeeenyAr Condaorang 

MadfcPretfuclan 

DAY OR EVENING 

CLASSES MAILABLE 

CALL NOW FOR INFORMATION 

5 9 5 - 2 1 3 5 

T 

\ 

JIM JAQOFELD/stafl photographer 

Pefs of the 

week 

These three German shepherd/collie 

puppies need 

homes. The black and white 

and black, white and tan 

pups are male. The black 

and tan puppy is a female. 

All are described as gentle 

and affectionate. To adopt 

these pets, call the Animal 

Welfare League at Bloom 

Animal Hospital, Livonia, 

425-2270. 

BEAUTIFUL 

CERAMIC TILE & MARBLE WORK 

EXPERT INSTALLATION 

COMPLETE: 

- BATHROOM REMODELING 

• FOYERS 

• DENS 

• KITCHEN COUNTERTOPS 

We give personal attention to all your 

ceramic needs. Over 800 tiles to choose 

from. 

FOR FREE ESTIMATE CALL 

422-0022 

CERAMIC TILE 

RESIDENTIAL 

INDUSTRIAL 

Fairway Tile Company 

12585 Farmington fld Livonia, Ml 48150 

# Your hometowi\ voice • Your hometown 

2 5 % o f f a l l t h i s a n d m o r e ! 

:. All denim 

• All dresses 

G All T-shirts 

All socks-^, 

& underwear 

• All Buster Brown 

• All Levi's" 

Compare at 

1 0 . 0 0 

Our Everyday 

Low Price 

7.99 

Tike 28% off, 

yon pty: 

•Savings deducted at register 

Sizes and styles may vary by store 

We participate in / O O S 

(Kids In Distressed Situations) 

Our industry's organization 

committed to help children in need 

Bel Air Qratoc 8800 K. 

, Redfcrd Raza 

36434 M Rd 

• All Lee 

• All Hush Puppies 

• All No Excuses 

All (IE 

] All Cherokee 

• All Bugle Boy 

• All OshKosh 

Why a Kids Mart 

sale is no 

ordinary sale. 

Everyday, our prices 

are 20% to 50% less 

than department 

stores So when our 

prices get even lower, 

you can bet you're 

/tAtti ntf t ha KAnt 

gutulllg VltTX Ut'Jl 

back-to-school 

bargains in town 

VOTE FOR CAROLYN BLANCHARD 

FOR WAYNE COUNTY PROBATE COURT JUDGE 

9 YEARS EXPERIENCE 

THE DETROIT BAR ASSOCIATION 

RATED HER QUALIFIED FOR 

THIS POSITION 

The Detroit News calls her a 

good candidate 

ENDORSED BY: 

Judge Cynthia Stephens. Maryann Mahaftey. the 2nd Congressional 

District Democratic Organization and the Inkster Democratic Club 

Vote tho non-partisan ballot on August 7, 1990 

P»« tor tjy tr» Commiw 10 Elect CkoV Slancfwo ProOate JoOff* 

S O&E Sports—more than just the score* t 

COMMERCIAL 

FREE STANDARD TRAVERSE 

ROD WITH EVERY CUSTOM 

DRAPERY ORDER 

RESSDENTAL 

PROFESSIONAL DECORATORS TO ASSIST YOU 

CUSTOM MADE . LABOR 

IN OUR OWN • $9 00 

WORKROOM _ PER PANEL 

THOUSANDS OF FABRICS TO CHOOSE FROM 

SHOP AT HOME" PERSONAL 

PROGRAM w COURTEOUS SERVICE 

MINI BLINDS & VERTICALS UP TO 70% OFF 

AERO DRAPERIES 

TEL-EX PLAZA 

252 'eiegroph South- era 

Just Norfh o' '0 M'e 

. 353-aooo 

• PREVIOUS ORDERS EXCLUDED 

Hurry! Sale prices good through Sunday, Aug. 5th only! 

PACIFIC DRAPERIES 

CHEERY HILL PLAZA 

2 "9b Cherry Hill Inkster 

just fas' of inkster Rood 

565-7420 

*- 

14A* *(Wb,Li.T Ro-8A.S.F-«5CX«7C> OdtE Thursday, August 2. 1990 

t | o . o U B 3 7 ^ — — 

F r e t t e T 

1 9 - I N C H 

C O L O R 

MAGNAVOX 

"vmif \cn -nun 

OUt PER CUSTOMER 

Zenrth 13" Diagonal 

Color Television 

Chromacokx Contrast picture tube, rekant chassis 

with lOOS ModUar Oes^n S-1304B 

J60 PER MONTH" 

Sony 32" Trinitron® Color 

Stereo TV with Remote 

High performance high-technology image 

reproduc&on arcutry Model KV-32HSR10 

ONE PER CUSTOMER 

GoldStar Midi HQ VHS VCR 

with Remote Control 

Frequency-synthesized tun*^ 11G channel oapatte 

tuner 1-year 8 event programmatle ttmer GHV1286 

,fclJJ:IAl!W3l 

SI 5 PER MONTH- 

4 Head MTS Stereo VCR with 

Color On Screen Programming 

122 channel cable competobSty Ml loeting system 

4event 14-day HO PRO ttme counter M 9465 

Magnavox 19 

Diagonal Color TV 

Graphic control tuning system, 

tola! remote 178 total channel 

capability Model RX4240WA 

(22522= S BASIC INSTALLATION] 

OUR BIGGEST SALE OF THE SUMMER! 

TODAY THRU SATURDAY 10AM-3PM 

Panasonic 

* \ i 

Panasonic AM/FM Car Stereo 

with Auto Reverse Cassette 

Dolby" B NR. 15 presets, tape search pre-amo 

out 4-way balance control CO-A361 

Tectinics 

Technics 6 % 9" 3-Way 

Speaker System 

AcousOc focus design processed cone woofer 2 00 

watts ma* power. sound pressure level EAB-F99-1 

A I W A 

8C* 

Ur between the plugs 

Shower swim romance and 

participate in rigorous sports 

. . . and look great! 

George Bcnun's 

VENUS CLEANERS 

tho ultimate in dry cleaning 

Specializing in: 

• Treatment of smoke odor 

and water damage 

• Cleaning of mini and 

vertical blinds 

• In-plant cleaning ol furs, 

draperies, curtains, linens, 

and lamp shades 

14349 Schoolcratt 

Detroit. Michigan 48227 

(313) 837-8678 

Pick up .1 nd delivery service available 

What It Isn't 

Not a 

Mracle Oug 

Not a 

Hair P-ece 

Not a 

Hair Transplant 

Not a Hair 

WHY? Wea.eor Fusion 

Because confluence originates 

'rom *itmr ana s admired by 

those ^.jrrie m co"tact with 

use Ee-oness "i-anea a rnan 

look o ; oer A young energetic 

apoearance makes you feel 

conf oent tc get out ana *in 

Because in order to succeed w. today s competitive 

world, you need everything possible going for you 

A good appearance is f-e one thing you can control 

"Call TODAY for your free brochure 

axplaifliRt this new and exciting procedure. 

1-800-592-4247 

R N I T U R E, INC. 

R e c l i n e r 

SALE! $19988 

Reg. S299 

REGAIN ty^HAIR CENTER, INC. 

PLUS if you are a hair industry professional. 

you can also participate in the distribution of this unique service 

Call for this rare business opportunity. 

Enjoy Wail Saver convenience 

with smart traditional styling 

Laysway Art Liable 

5*4 V\. Ann Arbor 1**1 • I'lvirmuth, Mitlagjn 4HI70 

(313) 453-4700 

< >prn Djil) Thun. & 1-ri til % SaL (ill 5 JO 

BERGSTROMS 

HEATING 

COOLING PLUMBING 

522-1350 

v h 

SAlC P»(C£S 

rPinf AUG *!'• 

NEW ADDRESS' 

I0S3; SCHOOLCRAFT 

fyyi *7Ue KdcJiest. •• 33x22 Kitchen Sink, 

cast rron with wtwte enamel finish 

rstuc 

Installed 

For As Low As 

AMri&m 

»U«« IUIUII 

nag. *2a\- 

$ 314 M 

White China Lavatory 

Reg 119.30 

Colors Additional >20.00 

Installed 

For Aa Low Aa *204 2 6 

(0400 11) 

J P ? 

MOEN 

Sing la Handl* j 

I 

Kitchen Faucet 

S 56 K 1 

Lifetime Cartridge Guarantee , 

Installed 

For A. LOW A. _ M 3 9 " | 

Witt) Spray Add *2Q00 | wiooo 

Delta 

SOAP and LOTIQN 

DISPENSER 

M5 95 ' 

Limit 1 

WOE H 

Single Handle 

Chroma Lavatory 

Faucet with Pop-Up 

Reg 

•88 47 

s 58 95 

Reg. >26.99 

RP 1000 

Rag. "62.49 

Installed 

e*> o-»eo ' 

• Lifetime Cartridge Guarantee 

I Installed 

.•141 63 

For Aa Low Aa 

"New Cadet" 

White Tottef 

'ui| itfiutt 

— $7Q95 

Rag. 6121.70 •' W 

Installed For Aa Low aa 9 5 ^ 

Disposal 

% A A » 

T t 

MPPR| 

•139" 

Ike Room 

'Single Laundry Tub 40 Gallon A O. Smith 

t a Gas Water Heater 

f/1 K J 3 uontoifceowy 

nag. *r7.4o •TU H7Q 95 Installed 

Installed From » 1 7 4 . o I I V 

For.. »349°° 

AddNtonel *28 00 

For Color* 

REBATE* 

HEATI* 3 

$ 150°° 

DELUXE 

FURNACE 

SALE 

1 High Efficiency 

2 Low Sound Level 

3 20 yr. Hea: Exchange 

Warranty 

4 Compact Size 

5 Easy Maintenance 

INSTALLED AND RUNNING 

FOR AS S-|1 QC 

LOW AS 1 1 3 3 

city psrnw.1 eictri 

-Reoate offered by deMei 

•Combnetion ol Carrier end MvnMm 

MOOEL 56SSCO40 

TRU 

Hailing 4 

TEMP 

Coottng, Inc. 

Garden City 

427-6612 

Canton Twp. 

961-5600 

m 

0 0 

Do it yourself or let our 

professional installers 

do rt tor you. 

• Free Estimates 

| Let Our 

Professionals 

Show You How... 

YOU CAN HAVE 

A NEW KITCHEN 

AT THE SAME 

COST OF 

REFACING! 

Top Quality Cabinets 

Such As: 

MERILLAT or 

ARISTOCRAFT 

Also... 

OVER 730 C0UNTERT0P 

COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM 

A / e c u Q o + t c & p t 

•artth purchase ot • of more 

installed cabinets. 

Model DO SO 5*0 

$ Q&E Classifieds workl 1 5846 Hubbard • Garden City. MI 

KITCHEN A BATH SHOMJOOM 

522-6377 

Oakwood is Advanced Medicine 

M a g n e t i c R e s o n a n c e 

I m a g i n g 

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI > is a breakthrough 

diagnostic tool being used routinely at Oakwood Hospital 

today MRI allows physicians to see into the body without 

x-rays sound waves or surgery. As the name implies. Magnetic 

Resonance Imaging uses a strong magnetic field to produce 

multi-dimensional images of the inner structure of the body 

The patient experiences no pain 

Oakwood provides patients access to MR! as well as the 

r 3T 

your physicians office or local Oakwood facility MRI can 

reveal disorders much earlier in the course of a disease 

In many cases, this early detection results in simpler 

and more effective treatment 

Oakwood Health Services is one of the largest health care 

30 local health care and specialty centers and more than 

1 000 physicians in every major health care specialty 

and subspecialty. Oakwood will serve more than half 

a million patients this year 

For the name of a physician on our staff, please call 

1-800-543-WELL. 

O a k w o o d 

ADVANCED MEDICINE 

"18101 Oakwood Boulevard • Dearborn. Michigan 

N f 

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 

644-1070 Oakland County 591-0900 Wayne County 852-3222 Rochester/Rochester Hills 

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Auto For Sale C,G 

Help Wanted G 

Home & Service Directory G 

Merchandise For Sale G 

Real Estate E,F 

Rentals F 

825 Sports ft 

Import ad Cart 

HOHOA 198' Accord LXI. « doot S 

loedad power twooI 4 

mot* M 300 W7-«012 

HUf^lA in/ CHX. new M/lo- 

msOc. am-tm - mmi Mr power 

Exekee. mu« Mft 65.000 rrutm* 

15.500 632 5044 

825 Sports ft 

Import ad Car* 

SAAB IM» 900SN 4 dOO> !*• 

Mf» loedad mnrool 43.000 actua 

m«ea. baal oflar KI7-0900 

SUBARU 1963 Ol «ur» oraat vary 

daoandaDM 5 apaod Jr. AM/FM 

11350 2W-3148 

MONOA I9M Accord l_X, 4 door 5 

•paad. an two a«ceBant 

condition w 600 sei-aua 

MONOA 1908 CMC. 3 door. 4 M 

manaul, atr, am/lm _n«»all« U 

mpfl. Wo ra»o«uiary parted 8 

IWui. compialaly prtfllnel. 479-2297 

MAZDA RX-7 1969 GTU, 15.000 

mrtaa. S11.995 

BILL BROWN USED CARS522-0030 

VOLVO 1996 24001 wagon 

wtvta. 64.000 rmiaa ax «ooi rack 

am-ftn caaaatla A«*.tng S8900 Can 

M. Soma Oey» 347-7536 

896 Buick 

RIVIERA 1990 loaded 

leather landau lop aaeri/oray 

•unroo' 

336-4658 

SKYHAWK CUSTOM 

72,000 

1963 mm 

• 2 door 

U»50 

272.0807 

SKYLARK 196C RaC auto 70 000 

mMea Good liana jim powar windows iock» 

aiarm ayatam »29 000 maaa a*ce>- 

lent condltlor muat aa* 1650C 

Daat Bar* HH Svaa 476-iU2 

CORSICA, 1988 V-* 

lanl condRion J6300 

CORSICA 1988 24 500 maaa Ex 

caHani condition 4 door Ak Black 

Gray tarkx t6800 540-1093 

656 Cadillac 

852 ClaaaicCars 

MAZDA RX7 1990 

Biack/Black/Black 

mllea. *23 500 

Convartlbia 

auto 6 500 

393 1918 

MAZDA 1981 RX7 Looks and 'uns 

super! S 1.850 

TYME AUTO 

455-5566 

M O R E 

CLASSIFIEDS 

ON PAGES 

This cijssrficaOor contmi>e17.900 540-63SS 

JEEPCJ7 - 1984 HMdlop 4 

6 cylinder. >2500 458-2430 

JEEP CJ7 1985 38.000 maaa. 

Mack, mags auiomatic over sued 

bumpers, 4x4 soh >5500 277-1899 

1976 CJ-5. 8 cylinder low 

as 4 

464-8505 

mileage soft too newer tire* 4 rims 

>3500 ofter 45 1 7848 

Customed' Must Seel >8995 

Can 471-5802 

JEEP 1968 Wr 

speed 20 .000 r 

ilka new >9.000 

Yelow 5 

One owner 

255-7219 

JEEP. 1989 Cherokee. Limited, 

White, 23,000 mllea service corv- 

iracl Coda alarm 851-7428 

JEEP 1969 GRAND WAGONEER. 

auiomatic. air. an power, sunrool. 

800 actual mules Was >28.000 Sale 

>19 590 

FOX HILLS 

Chrysler Ptymoulh 

455-8*40. 981-917* 

JIMMY 1990 S-15 4X4 V6 auio- 

matic Gypsy low ma** leether 

enjiae air over >5000 below stick 

m >15 000 828-8052 

RAMfHARGER 

•r 4 I 4 new 1964. automatic. 

FOX HILLS 

Chryatar - Plymouth 

455-8740 961-3171 

SUBARU 1986 QL 10 Turbo, load- 

ed n»*ng aunrooi 4 i 4 real 

dean >4444 

LOU LaRICHE 

CHEVY ASUBAFUJ 

Plymouth Rd - Just Weet ol 1-275 

453-4600 

CORVETTE 1964 red 42.000 

mMes stored winters sac slant con- 

dition >14 200 or beat Tar*** 9-5 

489 9098 After 8 731-1780 

CORVETTE 1965, new tires 4 ex- 

haust. lull power, 5 speed $12,096 

532-6400 

CORVETTE 1986 gray melalhc 

looks new, many extras $16,900 

961-2717 

CORVETTE 1987 Convertlbts. red 

red. wfwte 6.500 miles, automatic, 

tt options mmt condition, original 

>24.000 645-0342 

CORVETTE 11 

leather. Boaa. 

rrvilee muat se 

189 conv*rtlMe. rad. 

stored Winter*, low 

L 391-1789 

CORVETTE 1989- Red car w/w»29.000 

ConvertIbie 2 lops. 8.000 mees. H*y 

561-9857 

CORVETTE 1989 - red eWi white 

convertible top, loeded 541-0024 

7.500 miles asking >25.900 

CORVETTE- 1969. Convertible with 

hardtop Loaded, low miles 

>28,500 466-389 1 775-1430 

CORVETTE. 1990 - Dark red g'ass 

lop saddle leather, 4.000 m**e 

>26 500 651-8662 

CORVETTE. 1990 CONVERTIBLE - 

spon bucket 

646-0220 

5.200 mi . dark green, 

•earner seen $24 300 

1976 124 convertible 5 

For parts or r**toratlon 

>750 or beat 546-2992 or 522-2365 

FIAT I960 X19 Convertible 76,000 

original maea, wea maintained led? 

owned claen >2l00/be*t 433-1638 

HONDA ACCORD 1967, *ver'blue, 

4 door, 52,000 maea, sxesaent con- 

dition 352-6598 

HONOA ACCORD" 1969 LXI 19.000 

maaa Loededl Undercoeted Timed 

window* >12,500 Cai 454-0496 

HONOA CMc CRX. 18 

condition, a 

>3300 534-5019 

HONOA CIVIC SI 1969. VI, atr 

power sun rod. Im easeette. Blue 

Boo> >6700 649-7110 861-4367 

HONOA PRE L DOE. 1964 5 

very good oondTOon >3100 1 

MERCEDES 1965 190E Burgundy 

72.000 miles $13 900 Excellent 

condition. 353-7686 

MERCEDES 1966 190E 62 000 

miles auiomatic leather sunroof, 

naafi red. only $15,950 

CRESTWOOD 

DOOGE 

421-5700 

MOOEL A Roaing cfisaeia. reel or s- 

tlon started Many other perts 

•meets, rads fender*, etc Musi sea 

$500 for a* 471-7340 

MONZA CORSA 1966 ArUona cm 

35 000 mile* Factory ear 140 HP t 

speed $3,200 /beat Larry 421-4600 

MUSTANG 1966. 289 

performance, auiomatic coup H 

>3500 

522-0508 

SEDAN DEV1LLE 1987 

gray loaded. 54,000 

door 

car >10,950'offer Omoa 399-9000 

MALIBU 1982 wagon, automatic, V- 

6 Loaded! Good condmonil $1800 

or beat Cai 464-8740 

MONTE CARLO 

pman. 

$7995 

1987 lS loedad. 

ESCORT '963 GL 

power steering Im stereo 90.000 

mile* Excellent' $ 1200 532.1153 

ESCORT 1964 GL - 5 

cesser!* sunrool Encaaent corxfc- 

tion $1 650 or beeiofler 347-2639 

-- .ESCORT 1965 • charcoal 2 door 

aay wtieeia graai conation j 1 owner automatic mr am-»m Be- 

531-4089 eo very good condition $2000 or 

beet Alter 6pm 425-6918 

MONTE CARLO 1978 Landau. V8. 

power steering 4 brake*, mr $1250 

After 6 PM 261-6468 

SPECTRUM 1967 

clear »ery -eaaM* 

Eve* 476-3491 _ 

great MPG very 

$3250 

Dey* 59 1-2222 

1989. white, ear cruise UK new 

tires exceit«nt condllltlon 

O 726-0595 or 454-451 i 

Z28 1985 Meek 4 goKJ 50.000 

mile* stored welters Excellent con- 

dition 5 speed >6300 347-3091 

SEVILLE 1978 - Platinum 

«.• ceaeni See to appreciate >3900 

Day* 522-3900 Eve* 477-3459 

SEVILLE, 1965 - Exceaent condi- 

tion. loaded simulated top 46.000 

M.50Q or 0aal_ot- 

SEV1LLE 1987 FuBy loaded leather 

sharp car >12.900 

Hine* Park Lmcom-Mercury 

453-2424 art 400 

860 Chavroial 

BERETTA GT. 

dltton. 1 owr 

>6900 

1988 exceaem coo 

m fuay loeded. 5 

459-6906 

BERETTA 1968 QT • loeded Meek 

burgundy inlenor greet condition 

>6500 546-6700 eve* 352-2691 

BERETTA 1968 GT. loeded, i*> 

Mack beauty >7868 

LOU LaRICHE 

CHEVY/SUBARU 

Plymouth Rd Jus; West ol 1-275 

453-4600 

MOB 1979 convertible, good condi- 

tion 49.000 maea. >4300 Cai until 

7pm. 278-8020 

MUSTANG 1967 convertible Texas 

car. mr >8,900 Cougar 1968. Texa* 

car. atr. >4.2S0 786-0186 

MGTD replica, 1952 1970 VW en- 

gine looks 4 run* greet >5500 - 

647-7298 

MITSUBISHI Cordia (almaer to Con- 

quest). 1968 Red mr. 5 speed tur- 

bo. loeuver*. AM-FM Pramlum cas- 

sette. 5 year 100,000 mae extended 

warranty Mmt condition interior 

>6.496 537-7755 

MITSUBISHI 1988 Mwaga, 4 door 

Ian, air, an/fm with c d interlace 

>6500 negotiable 462-4695 or 994- 

4307 after 6 

NISSAN 1985 300 ZX Loeded dark 

ay 46.000 maaa. phone garaged 

99 eves 644-4430 

NISSAH !966 

Bright red. automatic T lops load- 

ed 1 owner >9900 855-1497 

PEUGEOT. 1965 - 5C5 Turbo Gray/ 

Black wether loaded 5 speed mr 

sun rocH. exceaant condlton Ap- 

prox 23,000 maaa, >5 500 Caa 

10am-4pm. Mon-Frr 540-216S 

PORSCHE 1974 914 - 1 8 liter, 

dean, run* good >4200 or beat 

Dey*. 451-1500, attention, 2186 

Evening*. 832-5067 

PORSCHE 1979 - 930-Euro, 50.000 

maaa, quartz brown/Mae*, excel- 

lent >33,000 774-0679 

PORSCHE 1979 91 ISC red/tiiec* 

Exceaent condition maMSe 4 out 

>13,500 647-7529 

PORSCHE. 1979. 930 Tirbo. 27.500 

mile*, black/black. Ilka nee, 

>29.999 8*3-2206 

PORSCHE 

black 

1961 92 

aunrooi. 

>15.900 

PORSCHE. 1961 924 

>7900 

Turbo, 5 

sun root, 

645-501* 

PORSCHE 1963 926, Mack/tan. 

rare factory 310 hp engine low ml. 

sunrool automatic. MaunaHil. ae- 

MUSTANG 1966- Uflhl green, low 

maa*, rmnt >3 800'beei 

1959 T-etrd 2 door, maroon, excel- 

lam condition, low mae*. stored 

>7 900/beei Moon Station corner ol 

Oak 4 Hunter Birmingham 

MUSTANG 1969 Fastback 302 

Mack 4 whne Very good condition. 

>2900 Ask for Greg 420-2168 

MUSTANG 1969 Mach 1. 428 Cobra 

Jet R Coda mca driving car 

>14.500 471-1737 

MUSTANG 1965-1. SVO- Rare. 

2,100 maaa Red with gray leather 

interior aunrooi LJka new in 4 out 

Always garaged 4 covered >25.000 

646-4104 

OLDSMOBILE. 1970 CUTLASS 

Sharp Taxaa car. 1 owner F>owar. 4 

barret $4,200 879-6630 

auto, mt Alabama car Mint condi- 

tion I >i700/bect 522-6616 

PONTIAC GTO. 1970 - 35,000 origi- 

nal maa*. exceaent condition need* 

work >4 900 533-2426 

ROLLS ROYCE or 

anytime >15.000 mmt 963-1513 

TWO Lmcom Mark VB't 2 

convertible* Other parts 1966 Uiv 

com convertible T965 GTO front 

and 28629 Orchard Lake Rd 

Farmlnglon Mia* 5S3-7111 

VW. 1960 

57.000 ma. Vary good condRlon 

$2,900 or 

540-2782 

BERETTA 1968- V6, automatic fuBy 

loaded, machanica wives car Must 

sell $650C/Peel 537-9256 

BERETTA 1969 GT sxc 

tion. loeded. siummi 

greet buyl $9,000 

lisi 1 oorvd.- 

jm wheels 

456-5658 

CAMARO IROC 1967 

automatic 36.000 m 

Mual Sean $»500/beai 

T-top* Mr. 

Be* Clean r 

522-2075 

CAMARO IROC. 1969 

verObia Automatic K 

maea Serious buyers 

White Con- 

•eded. 8.000 

553-3400 

CAMARO 1879- Good condftton. 

KM mae*. 68.000 m*e* onana 

owner $2800/be*t 421-5992 

CAMARO 1987 - low 

matte, av tin. crmee 

sette. $6500/best 

mae*. aulo- 

AM/FM cae- 

728-9142 

CAMARO 1962 4 cykn. 

Beet offer Cai after 8p 

Jar 4 apeed 

m 

437-6395 

862 ChiysJar 

ESCORT. 1965V*. 

apead am/tm 

55.000 ml >2.100 

GL - 4 door 4 

ruat proof 

473-5773 

*UTprr^jg_Sir 

cruise mi Looks end runs super' 

Reduced from >2 399 lo 1st >1 950 

takes 

TYME AUTO 

455-5566 

ocean bkje 9n«h with leather "lien- 

or 25.000 actual mass. Ska new 

S9 Ml 

BLACKWELL 

FORD 

-454-3963 . 

TMUNOERHIRD—1963- - 

>1.1 

531-4677 or 

MUSTANG 1965 GT. gray, t lope 

54.000 mae*. exceBerrt condition 

>5500 or best 397 -KI67 

THUNOERBIRO 1979 no ruet, mr 

eutomanc V8 Viper alarm eysierr. 

MUSTANG 1965H. SVO- Rere 

2,100 maee Red with grey leemar 

Interior, sunroof IJka new in 4 owl 

Always garaged 4 covered >25.000 

646-4104 

THUNOeRWRD T967 lurbo coupe, 

•oeded mint, onfy 32.000 mae* 

Muat sea Ajkmg M 800 352-9069 

THUNOERBIRD 1966- Tucbo. 

loaded 5 speed 26.500 

maes >9 500 562-6207 

MUSTANG 1965 SVO 

condaion Mack low nasags. load 

ad muat saai MOOO/baai 455-1154 

ESCORT 19651 Wagon. 5 speed 

a* cruae. new orekee tiraa 4 

muftlar Clean $2,600 286-5733 

ESCORT 1965'-* 2 door automatic 

ESCORT 1965* 

rool stereo caaaene good cona- 

tion $2200 453-2666 

mae*. mi no -usi 

Can aft* 5PM 

56.000 

k 1975 Chelsea 

1-475-3296 

FIFTH AVENUE 1966 - Lot* o> ex- 

tras 1 owner, new tire* Mual see 

beai offer 681-2038 

ESCORT 1966 QT red 

pramejm sound sunrool Good con- 

dition $4000/beet 455-5714 

ESCORT 1966 L - one owner 

automatic, arr^fm air. ruelpuxâd. 

$3400 or beet offer 489-7134 

LASER 1965 exceBerrt condnton 

automatic, an em-fm cruise si*v 

rool $3.500/beat 425-8086 

LEBARON GT 

31.000 mae*. 1 

lent condition $5,700 

4 door 

mr excel- 

652-6964 

LEBARON 1963- 4 door. ZiflO0 

ma*e. mr. power Ei caa ant condi- 

tion Livonia area 464-4507 

LEBARON 1965 GTS. automatic. 

leather power a 

57.000 ml $3900 

leather power ar amoolh 4 tight 

347-4747 

LEBARON 1965 Turbo automatic 

mt ceaeetie CareMly man-named 1 

owner New tires, brake*. 96,000 rra 

Exceaent condition >2350 349-5607 

LEBARON 1965 2 door Week wtlh 

gray Interior n»t Exceaent condi- 

tion One owner, offer 542-5644 

LEBARON 1966 GTS 4 door. Qjrbo 

Meek 1 owner earner 50.000 ml 

>3995 Weekdays 353-9440 

ESCORT 1986 

Or eke*, atr. am/lm atareo. stick 

Mua >2 650 be*t 477-6144 

MUSTANG 1966 G 

condition, muel sen >6650 

days 346-7530 eve*. 

THUNOERBIRC 1990 LX 

meoc w/1u» luxi*y package 6.000 

maaa >13.500 336-6663 

MUSTANG 1986 GT 

26 000 maaa 

>10 650 

CRESTWOOD 

DOOGE 

421-5700 

ESCORT 1966- Vary good condi- 

tion. ear am/lm slareo. 4 speed 

>2300 643-9347 

ESCORT 1966 Wagon automatic 

Mr ex: ekenl condition >2950 

454-0109 

ESCORT 1966 Wagon. 13,000 

mae*. automatic am-tm caaaetta 

aa. extended warranty >4.200 

Can Bam-5pm 455-1090 

ESCORT 1966 Wagon mr stereo 

luggage rack dean garage kepi 

Priced >1 000 below Blue 

Book >1.379 

TYME AUTO 

455-5566 , 

ESCORT 1966- >2500 

door 4 

456-4166 

LEBARON 1967 GTS 4 door, load- 

39.000 cm . extended 

LEBARON. 1967 - Low 

loaded automatic real dean 

Sharpi $6.500/bea> 464-7951 

ESCORT 1966 4 door automatic 

steering 4 brake*, er stereo 

ocrted >2800 685-0316 

MUSTANG 1967 - LX, sedan. 69.000 

mae*. Florid* cer. lint, cruee. atr. in- 

termediate wtper* bra, 5 speed 4 

cy«nder. dean. irtHM on gray 

>4595 543-4624 

MUSTANG 1968 Automatic, air. 

power eiearmg and brakea. am/lm 

slareo. and much more, rich bur- 

gandy flmah. tow maaa. >6.995 

BLACKWELL 

FORO 

453-2663 

MUSTANG 1966 GT-sunroof air. 

*ie. new area, veal uuridWoi'i 

ses 4 se* >11,000 664-6302 

MUSTANG. 1969 GT 

11.000 maea. siawocf 

Lady acar >11.900 

MUSTANG 1969 OT 

with warranty 8500 n 

After 6RM. 

ESCORT 1967. GL 

Im. atr. power aaeertng. 

Mua. 54.000 rra >3 450 

ESCORT 1967 QT, blua. 6 apaad, 

m orea 4 brakes $4650 

349-6945 

MUSTANG 1969 

maOc blue, low ir aai Good condi- 

tion >7 990 422-1127 or 425-5333 

MUSTANG 1969 LX Sedan. 5 0, am- 

lonatlc. loaded 

>8250 462-7346, 

MUSTANG 1969 LX coupe 5.0, 5 

speed loedad. 1 yr*-60 K extended 

lan MM >11.000/beai 

THUNOERMRO 1968 Turbo i 

Sue S apeed 3ZflBe rra. 

Ortgmei own*. Aaklno 

>10 ,500 After 6pm 464-641* 

THUNOERWRD 1966 Dark bfeae. 

27.000 

425-8562 or 476-3265 

seats power artndowa 4 lock*. JVC 

am/1m .aaasfls cnam. air >4 700 

Day* 362-0608 Evaa 642-7918 

THUNOERBIRO 1965 Turbo Coupe 

auio air. oniy $4995 

Hbiea Park Uncotn-Mercwy 

453-2424 est 400 

cleenar one mfttml >4.966 

BLACKWELL 

FORD 

453-2663 

TORINO. 1973. only 59.000 maea 

351 automatic, needs body work 2 

new Urea. >300 474-6676 

872 Lincoln 

UNCOLN 1879 Town Coupe. ooM 

Asking >5000 

437-5047 

MARK V« 1964. exceptional condi- 

tion. 56600 nM. et*e. >9500. 

« 477-3615 

MARK V* 1(66 LSC Loeded* Ex 

I condnon Ni 

$15,000 Ca* 

PROBE 1966 GL. 

AM-FM at 

t«700 

!M-1362| 

60 000 

CAPRICE CLASSIC 1979, V-6, pow- 

er steering 4 brake* mr exca* 

transportation >990 553-0567 

NEW YORKER 1868 automatic Mr 

UK. cruae. poww seat 4 eendow*. 

power locks, sl*reo immeeulale. 

only >10.950 

CRESTWOOD 

DOOGE 

421-5700 

CAPRICE 1963 Florida car auio- 

matic, Mr t»l cruise, only >3950 

DOOGE 

421-5700 

good uundWkJi 

>5000 

377-2123 

$10,900 

AIRES 196V auto power sleanng 

new Urea Oaan and Dependable 

>750 Ca« 532-1153 

ESCORT 1 

good condition >95^ or Deet offer 

HH^^H255-1776,500 Belore 5pm, 522-1751 

CAVALIER II 

HOC 

ASPEN 1679 Wagon, power aaaar- 

power brakea Good tranapor- 

— -aa 4>$-$302 

SSoT 

1956 El Cermno 346, 

>6 800 1964 Corvee uuiiveiimie, 

new white top >3 960 766-0166 

854 Aftwrican Motors 

ALLIANCE 1966- 4 door 1 7 Liter*. 

40.000 maee. atr. OH 

422-3103 

w 

CAVALIER. 

back. 90.000 mae* good condHMn. 

>1,900 6*6-2431 

CAVALIER, 1964 

oondWaOL I otmm 

ol*ar Ca* anytime 

CAVAL«R 1964, 4 door. aa. eurv 

CHARGER 1965- Wtiff*. new eMa 

wa* tire*, automatic, good condi- 

tion >2500/beat 277-6566 

COLT 1965 Hatchback 4 door 

reo aulomsttc. 6* *00 

m4e* S22CC Af*Sr 5pm 5*5-4746 

RENAULT. 1964 rune good, need* 

area, body work Baal oNar o 

>300 After 5 30pm 666-Oi 

811 896* Eve 

>2380 Weekday*. 

I 644-3631 

DAYTONA 

brakee * • 

>4000/beet 

19*7 

•aerlng 

Caa 

2 5 Mar power 

atr. rear Jaa ast, 

471-7466 

0AYT08IA 1966. anutaai 1 condl- 

427-4927 

traneportaoon. 3.396 

BLAC&WELL 

ESCORT 1968 GT - Burgiaidy/ 

black, loaded looks 4 dnvaa excat- 

lem. >5500 97 T-1204 

w*Me. exceaem >7995 Betore 5pm 

453-7450 After 5pm 459-9606 

ESCORT 1969 LX 2 door auto de- 

luxe manor package 

>5900-beet After* 

EXP. 1962. >1600 Cat I 

EXP. 1963. aa. AM-FM rune greet 

New Ike*, battery 4 alternator >690 

or beet Ajk tor Eric 35^3634 

EXP 1964. 44.000 maea. autuinaHC. 

air power Hn^'J & brake* am/tai 

~CRESTWOOD~ 

DOOGE 

421-5700 

>7900 Ca* Mter 

gallon Air. 5 

AM/FM. low 

> 11.400 Urn* Alter *pm 

26.000 

n real 

141 

PROBE 1669 LX. atr. aun root. 

24.000 at6a* LoadedH Oecuonac 

>10 500 662-1761 

ing. poa*r brakes end mm* more. 

I^M aandal wood >6.966 

BLACKWELL 

TAURAS. 1967. LX WAGON 

ed. 96.000 mt 

Mual art S7.< 

MARK VI. 19*0. Florida i 

9ed d 

with computer aysterr 

MARK V11963, 73X00 eL i 

21 

TOWN CARS. 

MARK vr a - M 

cfiooee from, i 

CONTINENTALS, 

TOWN CAR, 1979 LJke new rmOa 4 

a* 96.000 496-0126 

TOWNCAR 1664, 

TOWNCAR 1969 Slgneti** Sana*. 

90.000 maa*. maroon, dâl dear, 

S 12.000 or beet oMar 427-1*16 

, lew i ll IB I >1*,900 476-1563 

TAURUS 

mBa*. n» 

louaty cared lor $5250 

TAURUS 196* GL 

£.\asr 

TAURUB 1967 LX. btaeMMr IB 

or. In aril*. 17.100 Ca* 

cotosrr PARK T963^Wepon. to 

COUGAR. 

•»»» r*.. Ma poaaMB Mat aye- 

COUGAR aSH a L£Z B 

COUGAR 

gk»>1396 425-67U6 


aa. amnm 


aa. amnm 

COUGAR 1964 LBohty 17.197 «%- 

M m*** Don t letae Ma aata. 

TAURUS 1966B 

Utr. crjma aowar ata 

L V6- Sharp $7300 377 

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c 

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CUTLASS 1888 Suprama Inlarn*tion« 

6.800 muaa loadadi Bant >1 

>14 200 363-3806 

DELTA 1883 aa rauriway maaa 

»ar> good condition >fooo 

881-6350 

0ELTA 88 1878 4 door W*U> on 

oiacfc $ 1000 oaai oHw 

4^4- 7353 

REGENCY 88 1888 Brouglwr. d» 

Hj»a digital daar >u«y oaoao arranty 

ancaaant condition ona o«nar car 

prvona avaaaCMa Mickar >21422 

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TORONAOO 1881 Ta»» c* '» 

Duin 350 and ironland K* ixnnr 1 

aunroo' w tiraa ^SOO 464 '639 

TORONAOO 1866 Gray -oaoad 

Alarm w « mr»mn CMar' Good 

conditlOO $6300 oflar 274-1337 

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878 Ptymouth 

t ORONADO 1S64 only 11.562 I ACCLAIM '888 4 door automatic 

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SUNDANCE 198* R-S *•' automat •»igi 2009 Orchard l » i Rc 

IC 29 000 m m aarvic* BKjd'*^ .nto Fri Sun 332 4443 

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plar >5 75C 845-0363 645 5840 mot Tixirj 872-3118 E«t 432 

878 Ptyrmxrtti 

11C 

CARAVELLE '987 OWy 38 000 ordinal 

oir* maaa. U.3S5 

Hum Park Lmcotn-Marcur, 

453 2424 a*1 400 

SUNDANCE 1887 4 doot oiac* 

uka A* automatic narao 

lap* crjiaa tm ale S*r>ic* 

racoro* BaKM Doo* Juat m«"iac 

878 Plymouth 

A C C L A > M 1989 automat ic 

421-5700 

TuBiSMO 1864 Run* 1 loo* * good 

— 4 tpaad Good tran»porlat>on 

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m >8285 

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BONNEVILLE '888 SSf LOadad 

cm** auorool 5 y *>tar«3ao «ar 

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Home of the Sm:lm Irishman 

1990 RANGERS M 1 , 3 6 4 " * 

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BONNEVILLE i»4# SSt Maui 

lari MMtrw p»M> KWVOO) r lotr. a 

tian»portal>oti special 1)00 

GRAND PRI* i960 flood condiiKXi 

la-boilt mcilur $1200 

464 7905 

grand PR (**» 

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CM Lea 

SUNBjRD 1966 Convertioe 55 000 

maaa red automatic im po 

wwvOow* or*, »4«S0 

CRESTWOOD 

DOOGE 

421-5700 

Oetler, j*d»leO MjlelGi 

PMOENLA 16TB VB |ywm*k 

Rtri*^ 'r utu*; 

oRANU AM 1961 loaOaO 

21000 m«e» 4 » Ilia* » 6 CHue 

MERC) 1444 4UlG 

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ta» Mual m« »I 59S *i' '«*9 

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Thursday, Augu9t 2. 1990 0&£ 

All-star football 

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JOHN STORMZAND/staff photograplw 

Ryan Johnson, former Plymouth Salem school all-star football game in East Lansstandout, 

takes a break Saturday on the ing. Johnson and his East teammates won 

Spartan Stadium sideline in the annual high the game 7-6. See story on Page 2D. 

HPLM topples Duffy's 

By Dan O'Meara 

staff writer 

Derek Darkowski's solid pitching 

Wednesday indicates he could be the 

mi«sing link in Hines Park Lincoln 

Mercury's baseball season. 

After playing most of the summer 

in th

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«XP.c> O&E Thursday, August 2. 1&90 

East all-stars win lackluster 

®y Brad Emorw 

staff writer 

There were few thrills from Mill, 

nothing hot on the Stover and no 

Bells tolling. 

In a nutshell, the 10th annual 

Michigan High School All Star Football 

Game Saturday at Spartan Stadium 

in East laming, sponsored by 

Mr. Good wrench and Oldsmobile, 

could have used a few spare parts 

and a re-generation. 

The East, represented by such Observer 

land standouts as Mill Coleman 

(Farmington Harrison), Eric 

Stover (Westland John Glenn) and 

Ryan Bell (Redford Catholic Central), 

edged the West, 7-6, in a forgettable 

afternoon on the gridiron that 

dragged on for over 2 Vfa hours thanks 

to several PASS-TV timeouts. 

And speaking of pass, the word 

was a misnomer for both teams. The 

squad, with Coleman (5-of-d) 

and Stover (S-of-8) at quarterback, 

combined for just 16 attempts 

through the air, while the West 

launched only 11. 

"We were looking to establish the 

running game because we had great 

backs, too," said offensive guard 

Dennis Parker of Redford Bishop 

Borgess. "I pride myself on pass- 

blocking, but 1 like to lower the 

boom, too." 

ONE PLAYER who proved he 

could dip the shoulder and knock a 

few beads was Detroit Mackenzie's 

Jerome Bettis, the 235-pound fullback 

beaded to Notre Dame. He led 

all rushers with 57 yards in IS carries. 

Bettis scored the East's lone 

touchdown on a 1-yard plunge with 

37 seconds left to play in the first 

-half. Coleman's 16-yard pass to Larry 

Johnson (Wayne Memorial) 

helped set up the score. 

"He (Bettis) is as big as me and 

he's a hard runner," said CC defensive 

tackle Ryan Bell, who is beaded 

to Vanderbilt. 

"When you need two yards, you go 

to him (Bettis)," added Coleman. 

"He's probably the guy that will 

stick out in my mind. What makes 

him yond is that he's determined and 

be plays with intensity. He wants to 

win." 

Ironically, Mike Cowen (North 

Farmington) provided the final margin 

of victory when he booted the extra 

point through the uprights for the 

East. 

"It was a good feeling to finally 

make a difference," said Cowen. 

Wolves national champs 


Webb, the goalkeeper in both games, 

recorded six saves. 

'Everybody^jlayed up to Es potential. 

and the scores are evidence 

of that," Larner said. "Everybody 

really put out Everybody played 

with the intensity necessary to win." 

Larner added the Wolves had 

spent the last two years preparing 

for such a moment. The team began 

four years ago as strictly an under- 

12 Plymouth/Canton outfit, and Makowiec, 

Lee, Truskowski, Cook, 

Hayes, Larner, Sullivan and Zavagnin 

are the holdovers from the original 

team. 

With the current roster in place, 

the Wolves competed in Europe last 

summer, the Dallas Cup in April and 

the Robbie International, the fore- 

most Canadian tournament, on the 

Fourth of July weekend. 

The Wolves were 2-0-1 in Dallas 

but lost out to Las Vegas United on a 

goal differential. The United won the 

Region 4 championship but finished 

fourth in the national tourney, losing 

to Bethesda in the consolation game. 

"That was evidence of how far we 

progressed," Larner said. 

The Wolves became the first Michigan 

team to win the Robbie and, 

playing up a year, captured the Little 

Caesars Ilitch Division title. 

"(The Dallas Cup) was like a 

warmup for us," Larner said. "That 

was our first outdoor competition. 

We just wanted to get a Jump on the 

league and prepare for winning the 

region and eventually the national 

championship." 

LEGAL NOTICE 

CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH 

INVITATION TO BID 

JANITORIAL SPECIFICATIONS 

Sealed bids will be received by the Clerk of the Charter Township of Plymouth, 

Michigan up to 4:00 p.m., oo Wednesday, August IS, 1990. and publicly opened 

and read aloud at that time on the same day in the Charter Township of Plymouth 

Administrative Offices for the following 

Janitorial Services for the Township Hall administrative offices, 

the Department of Public Works, The Police Department and the 

Friendship Station Senior Citizen Center. 

Specifications may be obtained from the Township Hall, Clerk's Office, 42350 

Ann Arbor Road, Plymouth, Michigan 48170. Phone (31S-4 53-3840) 

All bids shall be addressed to the attention of the Clerk, Charter Township of 

Plymouth, 42350 Ann Arbor Road, Plymouth, Michigan 48170, and placed in an 

envelope which is sealed and which clearly states the name of the bidder and the 

date or bid opening and appropriate wording to indicate the nature of the contents. 

Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check, cashier's check or bid hood 

equal to5% ofthe bid. The Charter Township of Plymouth 

reserves the right to reject any or all bids submitted or to waive any minor 

informality of this call if in the judgment of the Township Board of Trustees, the 

best interest of the Township would be served. 

No bidder may withdraw his bid after the hour set for the opening thereof, 

unless award of the contract is delayed for a period exceeding thirty (30) days. 

ESTHER HOUSING, Clerk 

Charter Township of Plymouth 

; Aafutt 1, IWO* 

TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH 

NOTICE OF HEARING 

FOR 

PROPOSED SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DISTRICT 

Notice is hereby given to all persona interested, that the Board of Trustees of the 

Charter Township of Plymouth has tentatively declared its intentions to make 

the hereinafter described improvement: 

The project consists of approximately 2,200 feet of approximately 

22 feet wide paving of the existing gravel roed in the Township 

along Morrison Avenue and Jodaoo Avenue with bituminous concrete 

(asphalt) and complementing with drainage swaies and 

storm sewer culverts as needed. The project area commences at 

the intersection of Morrison Avenue and Joy Road right of ways 

and proceeds north along Morrison Avenue to Marlin Avenue intersection 

In addition, the project would include the paving of 

Judson Avenue from approximately 200 feet west of the west right 

sf wer Has at Mir lis in A vanee to 236 (eat from the east oi the 

east right of way tine of-Morrison Avenue 

That it has further been tentatively determined that the following daecribed iota 

and parcels of land will specially Vnefit from said improvement and will constitute 

a Speeial Assessment Dtstr^t sgslnst which tha cost of said improvement 

shall he j 

The project areas consist of loth 76 through M, inclusive, and lots 

M through lit inclusive, ItoctttÊststes Subdivision No. r* as 

recorded in Liber 75. Page 21 of PlatTWXyneCounty Records and 

a parcel of land in the south west * of Section S6. T.15.. R9E. 

being tax Idsntlflcatkn number P »7mi M MII JM 

Ptaaee take notice that tha Board of Ti—t«us of the Charter Township of Plymouth 

shall meat oa August 14, 1«M at 7.M pjn. at tha Township Hall in the 

Til •whip sf Plymouth located at 41M0 Ann Arbor Road, Plymouth. MW-Mgaa 

4*17*, lor the purpose sf review^; said propoaad Special Assessment District 

. All psrsoas may then and there appear and 

they may have to n d improvement and aassssmsnt Ap- 

sny, sf ths special n mini to the state tax tribunal. Aa owner or party la 

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football 

Like all kickers, Cowen'a teammates 

soon discovered that he had a 

few idiosyncrasies. 

"I HAD TO hold it (the ball) in a 

particular spot, get the ball just in 

front of this penny," said Coleman. 

"I think I got it right." 

During one practice, Cowen reportedly 

insisted on using the coin 

despite an offer from a member of 

the coaching staff to use a five-dollar 

bill instead as the spot. 

Cowen refused. 

With a 7-0 lead, the East, coached 

by Taylor Truman's Jim Clawson, 

high school football's version of Abe 

Gibron. went into a shell during the 

second half. 

That prevented such things a 

cross town hookup between Stover of 

Glenn and his arch-rival Johnson 

from Wayne. 

"I thought I had one pass to him, 

but they wouldn't call interference 

on the play and we were both upset," 

said Stover, who is unsure about his 

college plans (either football or 

baseball). "I know Larry. He doesn't 

live too far from me. We talked 

about it (booking up) all week." 

"That's the way it goes," said the 

Western Michigan-bound Johnson, 

who is fully-recovered from a knee 

injury. "It was bang and run. It was 

a run-oriented attack, but 1 didn't 

mind. It was a fun game. At least we 

won." 

"WE CAME IN and accepted each 

other and the unity helped us win the 

game," said Ryan Johnson, a linebacker 

from Plymouth Salem 

"There was a lot of camaraderie." 

Although the Ryans will go their 

separate ways, Johnson to Eastern 

Michigan and Bell to Vandy, they 

struak up a friendship. 

"We were a lot alike in a lot of 

ways," said Johnson. "And I even got 

to know Stover a little bit and he was 

an all right guy. I didn't think we'd 

get along because he was from 

Glenn â league rival) and everything, 

but he was cool." 

The temperature on the field (110 

degrees), however, was anything but 

conducive for football. 

Because of the heat, both coaching 

staffs got the maximums out of their 

44-man rosters. 

CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON 

ELECTION NOTICE 

TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS of the Charter Township of Canton, notice is 

hereby given that a primary election will be held in the Charter Township of 

Canton on Tuesday, August 7th, lWfrom 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. for the purpose 

of nominating or electing i_ao for the following offiera in Wayne County: 

Governor 

United States Senator 

Representative in Congress 

State Senate 

State Representative 

Hnnnty Executive 

County Commissioner 

Delegates to County Convention 

1 Judge of Probate Court - New Judgeship 

- (Term Ending 1/1/99) 

and to vote on the following proposals: 

County of Wayne • Tax Renewal Proposal 

Shall the authorization of Wayne County to levy a tax at a rate of one mill 

($1.00 per thousand dollars of state equalized valuation) on the taxable 

property within the County, be renewed for ten additional years (1990 

thru 1999), and proceeds used to continue existing County services, including 

programs for arrest detention and prosecution of criminals, juvenile 

court and related services, public health, recreation. County parks, 

job training, senior citizen services, and programs for meeting medical 

needs of the poor, the disabled, and the aged? 

Yes 

— No 

Wayne County Community College - Proposal "A" 

Shall a maximum annual tax rate of one (1) mill (fl 0® per $1,000) of the 

state equalized valuation be established for Wayne-County Community 

College for general operation purposes' 

Yes 

No 

PuMafc July M and August i, i m 

V 

Also from Observer land, representing 

the East, was Pat Wagner, a 

6-3, 230-pound guard from Redford 

St. Agatha, and Nick Kiffner, a 6-1, 

205-pound defensive end from 

Walled Lake Central. The East's defensive 

coordinator was Chuck Apap 

(Walled Lake Western), while Bob 

Sutter (Farmington Harrison) 

coached the defensive line 

"I'm very happy because I got to 

work with some great coaches and 

great kids," said Apap. "We were 

very determined today, that was the 

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(the West) scored." 

SHONTE PEOPLES, a multipurpose 

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got the West on the board when he 

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But the West failed in its attempt 

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But with six seconds to go, thing* 

got interesting when Andrew 

Schorfhaar (Adrian) had a chaiv* to 

give the West the victory. His 37yard 

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Westland teams 

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The sister Westland Federation I 

and II teams have a lot in common 

when it comes to Mickey Mantle-age 

(15-16 year-olds) baseball. 

Each team emerged last weekend 

with district titles in the first step of 

the American Amateur Baseball 

Congress national tournament. 

And as fate had it, the two teams 

met yesterday (Wednesday) in the 

first round of the AABC regional in 

Coldwater (Results of that game 

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*Q(P.C) O&E Thurify. August 2. 1990 

Spartans to play 

for Bakes crown 

Tim PietiUi goal with two minutes 

remaining lifted the Spartans to 

a first-round victory Tuesday in the 

Metro Summer Hockey League 

playoffs. 

The goal broke a 2-2 deadlock, and 

Ron Storm added an emtpy-oet 

score as the Spartans beat the 

Lakers 4-2. 

The Spartans will meet the Bulldogs, 

who defeated the Wildcats 6-3 

Tuesday, for the Bakes Conference 

championship at • p.m. Sunday at 

the Plymouth Ice Arena. 

In an Eagle Conference doubleheader 

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and the Falcons meet the Huskies at 

9. 

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MSHL championship game is scheduled 

for 7 p.m. Tuesday 

THE BULLDOGS, the regular-season 

winner in the Bakes, rallied from 

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after two. 

Mark Issel and Joe Bonnett scored 

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also had one assist Kevin O'Connor 

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Spartans, Mark Beaufait tallied ooe 

goal ancf ene assist. 

In the final regular-season game 

Monday, the Broncos took their first 

win by outscoring the Falcons 11-10. 

Rich Nagy of the Falcons tied the 

score at 10-10 with 1:42 left, but 

Scott Lock hit the game winner with 

42 seconds remaining. It was Lock's 

third goal of the third period and 

fourth of the game. 

Ed Shepler had three goals and 

two assists for the winners, and Lock 

also picked up three assists. 

SCOTT BOYZK had three goals 

and one assist for the Falcons, and 

Glen Revak and Keith Bozyk record- _ 

ed two goals and two assists apiece. 

In the Huskies' 5-4 win over the 

Broncos, Mike Murmuys scored two 

goals in the last period Sunday, including 

the winning goal with 1:09 

left. 

John Mitter and Jason Glaesmer 

had one goal and one assist for the 

Huskies. For the Broncos, Jeff Pendell 

scored two goals, and Lock's total 

in this game was ooe goal, two 

assists. 

Also on Sunday, The Lakers handed 

the Bulldogs their first loss 6-5 as 

MSHL commissioner A.J. Baker returned 

to the ice on behalf of the 

Lakers, the team he coaches. 

Mike Kneiding scored twice for 

the winners, and Baker and Scott 

Breach each had one goal and two 

assists. Joe Burton scored three 

goals for the Bulldogs, and Joe Bonnett 

had two goals and one assist. 

The Wolverines nailed down first 

place Sunday in the Eagle Conference 

with a 10-3 drubbing of the Falcons." 

Brian Green—scored three 

goals, and Brian Krygier had two 

goals and ooe assist. 

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Charter Township of Canton, 1150 S. 

Canton Outer Road. Canton. Michigan will accept sealed bid* up to U M. 

August 16,1990 for the following: 

Specifications are available at the Resource Development Division, third floor, 

Administration Building. This project uses Community Development Block 

Grant funds. Federal requirements. Including but not limited to Davis-Bacoo 

wage decisions and Equal Opportunity Act provisions, apply. 

Sealed bids are doe at the time specified in the Office of the Clerk, first floor. No 

late bids will be accepted. The Township leaeives the right to reject any and all 

CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON 

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS 

FELLOWS CREEK GOLF COURSE 

MAINTENANCE BUILDING 

CONCRETE PAVING AND STORM SEWER 

LOREN BENNETT 

Clerk 

i Township Is requesting proposals for the paving ot approximately 127 

yards of •" reinforced coocrete, 150 LP of storm sewer, a catch basin, 

regrsding. and restoration. Bid documents are to be obtained at the Engineering 

Services Division office, 2nd floor, Canton Township Administration Building. 

Contractor mast use bid documents supplied in order to have a valid bid. Questions 

may be directed to Engineering Set rices Division, (SIS) S97-S405. 

Sealed bids mat be submitted to the Department of the Clerk, first floor. Canton 

Township Administration Building, 1150 s Canton Center Road, do later 

ffcan 10:00 ajn. (at which time the bids will be opened) oo Friday, August 17, 

1990. Late bids will not be accepted. T>e Township father reserves the right to 

reject any or aO bids. 

Harts. MM 

LOREN BENNETT, Clerk 

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• TIGERS TRIP 

Canton Parks and Recreation 

Services is planning another trip tc 

Tiger Stadium for a Detroit Tigers 

game on Saturday. Aug. 25. The 

Tigers play the World Champion 

Oakland A'sat 1:15 p.m. that day. 

Ticket* are $7.50, which includes 

transportation and reserved seat. 

The trip is oepn oflly to Canton residents. 

Call 397-5110 to sign up 

• CANTON SOFTBALL 

Canton Softball Center is accepting 

registrations for its fall session, 

which begins Sunday, Aug. 26, for 

women's, men's and coed teams. 

The fee is $195 and includes eight 

double-headers (16 games). Call 

483-5600 for information. 

CSC also will be host for the following 

tournaments: USSSA men's 

E qualifier and Black American/ 

Hispanic men's and women's world 

qualifiers for recreational and 

competitive softball teams, Aug. 4- 

5; USSSA men's D and wdmen's C- 

D qualifers, Aug. 11-12, USSSA 

men's D state tournament, Aug. 18- 

19; USSSA coed state tournament, 

Aug. 24-26; USSSA men's E state 

tournament, Aug. 31 to Sept 1. 

• HOOP TRYOUTS 

Plymouth Salem will have freshman 

girls basketball tryouts at 11 

a.m. Monday, Aug. 13, in the high 

school gym. For information, call 

Salem varsity coach Fred Thomann 

at 459-7315. 

• SOFTBALLTRYOUTS 

The state champion Mid-America 

Mustangs, an under-15 girls 

slow-pitcl^ softball team, will have 

tryouts for the 1991 team on Saturday 

and Sunday, Aug. 18 and 19. 

For information, call Ray Knickerbocker 

at 455-5893. 

The Mustangs also are forming 

another under-15 team to be composed 

mainly of 13-year-old players. 

Tryouts will be the same days. 

If interested call Knickerbocker at 

the above number 

• FOOTBALL COACHES 

Junior league football coaches 

are needed for the Plymouth area 

Call 455-7299 to inquire. 

• SOCCER TRYOUTS 

The Strikers 1974 boys soccer 

team of the Livonia Youth Soccer 

spring season at 6 p.m. Tuesday 

and Wednesday, Aug. 7 and 8, at 

Bicentennial Park, Field No. 7. For 

information, call John Wiggins 

(525-6328) or Jim Kearney (421- 

5233). 

• Vardar III '75 boys soccer 

team, coached by former professional 

player Billy Boljevic, will 

have tryouts for the spring 1991 

season on Saturday and Sunday, 

Aug. 4 and 5, from 7-9 p.m. at Whitman 

Field. For information, call 

Kathe at 459-4206 

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CHARI ER TOWNSHIP OF PLYMOUTH 

PRIMARY ELECTION ON AUGUST 7, 1990 

LEGAL NOTICE 

Notice a hereby given that a Primary Election will be held In the Charter 

Township of Plymouth, Wayne Comity, Michigan, oo Tuesday, August 7, 1MO, 

from 7 00 a.m until 8:00 p m., Eastern Daylight Saving Time, for the purpose of 

electing candidates for the following offices: 

LUtsd States Senior 

Representative ia Congress 

State Seaator 

Stale Representative 

Coaaty Executive 

CMBtrCommMaaer — 

Delegates lo the Couty coaveatiou 

On Jsdge st Probate Coart (aew Jadgeship) 

Caaaty ot Wayne Tu Raaewal Proposal 

Shall tha authorization ot Wayne County to levy a tax at a rate ot 

one mill ffl.M per thownd dollars of aUte equalized valuation) 

oo tha taxable property within the County, ba rsoewad for tan 

additional yean (1M0 thru 19M). and proceeds uaed to continue 

existing County services. Including programs for arrest, detention 

and prosecution of criminals, juvenile court and rata ted services 

public health, recreation. County parks, )ob training, senior citizen 

services, and programa for meeting medical needs ot the poor, the 

disabled, and the aged? 

Yas No 

Application for abaeotee ballots may be rwqnatad from the Clerk s Office, 

423M Ana Arbor Road, Plymouth. Michigan 41170 Phone No. 4&S-M44 Abaantaa 

ballots will be delivered to qualified absentee voters la person at tha Clark's 

Office from t:M ajn. to M l p m, on Saturday, August 4. Ob Monday, August«, 

absentee voters Shall receive their ballots and vote them la the Clark's Office 

until 4 04 pm 

AU polling ptacea In tha township are accessible to the eMerly sad the handl- 

Polling places are as follows: (Pioaae note that the 

may not colacMs with your school district product 

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Paragon wins 

playoff opener 

Livonia Paragon rallied from a two-goal deficit in the second half to 

beat Beograd. the Michigan-Ontario Soccer League champs, in firstround 

action of tjie Michigan Cup, 5-2, held Sunday at Burdie Park in 

Warren 

Paragon, the regular season champs of the Great Lakes Men's Soccer 

League's First Division, won on a shootout, making good on all five 

penalty kicks. 

Kevin Tuite, a co-captain for Central Michigan University's squad and 

former Redford Catholic Cential High product, cut the deficit to 2-1 with 

a goal for Paragon 

Michigan State's John Gelmisi, former All-Stater from Livonia Stevenson 

High, then tied it on a goal with 15 minutes to play in regulation 

After two periods of overtime, the match was decided by a shootout. 

Paragon Goalie John Connolly stopped the first Beograd shot and his 

teammates did the rest, going 5-for-5 as Peter Crowley, Henry Klimes, 

Russ Cans, Jim Soraghan and Tuite were all successful 

THE REDFORD MARAUDERS were also victorious on Sunday, drilling 

the Livonia Bullets, an over-30 team, 10-1. 

Gary Mexicotte, former Stevenson High All-Stater and Bowling Green 

University product, had six goals in the rout. 

als 2 (shootout); Iraqi Soccer Club 3, Livonia Rangers 0; Brothers United 

2, Tigris 1. * 

Quarterfinal action resumes Sunday, Aug. 26. Pairings, times and sites 

to be announced. 

Meanwhile, the finals of the GLMSL are set for a twin bill Sunday 

(Aug. 5) at Bicentennial Park in Livonia. 

The Birmingham Cobras advanced to the First Division finals with a 2- 

0 triumph last Sunday over the Livonia Wolves. The Cobras will meet the 

Marauders at 5 p.m. for the championship. 

In the opener of the double-header, the Birmingham Cobras II face the 

Corinthians in a rematch of first and second place teams for the Second 

Division title at 3 p.m. 

Cobras II ousted Ann Arbor City Grill in one semifinal, 1-0, while the 

Corinthians eliminated Phase I, 4-1. 

NOTICE OF HEARING ON SPECIAL ASSESSMENT 

IMPROV EMENT BY THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF 

CANTON TOWNSHIP BOARD 

TO THE OWNERS OF ALL LOTS AND PARCELS OF PROPERTY ABUTTING 

THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY NORTH HAGGERTY ROAD 

BETWEEN KOPPERNICK ROAD AND JOY ROAD 

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WHEREAS, pursuant to the provisions of Act 188 of the Public Acts of 1954, 

this Board has initiated proceedings relating to the construction of the storm 

sewer to pio vide drainage to benefit the areas desci ibed herein and to accomplish 

this improvement anZTsecurc luf.di therefore ByereaTing said premises 

into 4 special assessment district against which there shall be levied special 

assessments, and 

WHEREAS, this board having tentatively declared its intention lo make such 

improvements and tentatively designated the above described premises as a 

special assessment district against wtuch the cost of said improvement is lo be 

assessed, and 

WHEREAS, the Township Board has caused to be prepared plans showing the 

public improvements, the location thereof, and an estimate of the cost thereof 

which have been filed with the Township Clerk, Canton Township, Michigan, for 

public examination. 

Take further notice that the property owner's included in the special assessment 

district have the right to appeal the special assessment levy to the Michigan 

Tax Tribunal In order to protest the levy an appearance by the property 

owner, by mail, or by an agent of the property owner must be at the public 

hearing where the roll is confirmed. 

PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board will meet on Tuesday, 

the 14th day of August. 1990, at 7 o'clock p.m.. Eastern Standard Time, at the 

Township Hall, 4150 S. Canton Center Road, Canton, Michigan, to hear objections 

to the public improvements, and to the special assessment -district therefor. 

ACT 188, PUBLIC ACTS OF MICHIGAN, 1954. AS AMENDED PROVIDES 

THAT SAID PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS SHALL NOT BE MADE WITHOUT 

PETITION IF THE RECORD OWNERS OF LAND CONSTITUTING MORE 

THAN TWENTY PERCENT (20%) OF THE TOTAL LAND AREA IN THE 

SPECIAL ASSESSMENT DISTRICT FILE THEIR WRITTEN OBJECTIONS 

THERETO WITH THE TOWNSHIP BOARD AT OR BEFORE THE PUBLIC 

HEARING ON TUESDAY, THE 14TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1990 

Publish August 2. 19*0 

LOREN BENNETT Township Clerk 

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pianist r^»n A lien Iron Maiden vocalist 

'novelist/fencer Bruce Dickinson 

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Aug. 27. The second-place 

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Janet Jackson and special guest 

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• JAZZFEST 

Free jazz will abound at Pontiac 

Plaza Jazz '90. All performances 

will be held Friday-Sunday, Aug. 3-5, 

on center stage at the 10-acre park 

atop the Phoenix Center Plaza in 

downtown Pontiac. Among headlines 

Is James Dapogny, traditional 

jazz pianist from Chicago, whose 

performance will begin at 9:45 p.m. 

Friday, Aug 3 The jazz fest will 

continue with guitar start Kenny 

Burell at 9:45 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 4. 

Conga drumming and a Latin Jazz 

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Aug. 5. Limited seating will be 

provided; lawn chairs or .blankets 

are recommended. For further information 

call the Cultural Council of 

Pontiac at 334-2390. 

• GOLDEN GOOSE 

Novi Players latest production is 

"The Golden Goose." a children's 

show starring children. Show dates 

I. 

• 

4-5 and Saturday, Aug. 11, in the 

Novi Civic Center Tickets are $5 for 

adults, $4, seniors, and $3. children 

12 and under at the door For further 

information, call 348-2181 for a 

recorded message. 

• INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL 

This year's Michigan Festival will 

be held Friday, Aug. 10, to Sunday, 

Aug. 19. on the campus of Michigan 

State University and in downtown 

East Lansing It will feature music 

from Africa, the Caribbean. Great 

Britain. Latin America. Russia and 

every region of the United States. 

Admission to all events is by Michigan 

Festival button. Buttons are on 

sale for $10 at all Michigan Kroger 

stores, Quality Dairy stores in 

Greater Lansing and selected outlets 

statewide: Call the Michigan-Festival 

office for details at (517) 351- 

6620. 

• MINI RACE 

The Detroit New Center Lions 

Club sixth annual Mini Grand Prix 

will be held Saturday, Sept. 8, in the 

New Center Area on W. Grand Boulevard 

and Second Avenue in Detroit. 

Corporate sponsors will be racing 

three-horsepower go-carts on a of 

a mile race track which will be run 

by the Sports Car Club of America 

— the same crew and chief steward 

who ran the Detroit Grand Prix. Local 

media celebrities will participate 

in a short series of "Celebrity 

Laps" prior to the race. For more 

call 832 

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"Fiddler on the Roof^ will stop in Detroit at the Fox Theatre 

before its April opening on Broadway. It will star Topol, 

who made the role famous in the London production 

of the show. Peforinances are at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 7, 

through Saturday, Aug. 11, and at 2 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 

8; Saturday, Aug. 11, and Sunday, Aug. 12. Ticket prices 

range $20-$32.50. For more information, call 567-6000. 

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Thursday August 2. 1990 O&E 

REAL ESTATE 

Paintings reflect bigger-than-life cars 

By Linda Ann Chomln 

special writer 

Fblue leap across the intense 

paintings of awardwinning 

artist Tom Hale. 

Drenched in color so vibrant they 

explode with tremendous force, 

Hale's paintings command your 

complete and undying attention. 

Hale is the man and mind behind 

the sensitive, wildly colored, highly 

detailed paintings of classic collector's 

cars. 

"I try to make my cars bigger 

than life," he said in an interview 

at his Farmington Hills home. 

Using a car s body paint and 

chrome as a mirror, Hale's paint 

brush splashes abstract reflections 

into his compositions, fully revealing 

himself: the 

the sensitivity to nature and its surroundings, 

and, of course, his love 

for the automobile. 

"I go to auto shows all the time," 

he said. "I shoot a lot of black and 

white photography. I record the 

movement of the reflections in the 

car's body paint and chrome. 

"The reflection is all pure abstraction," 

he said. 

HALE ABSTRACTLY paints 

trees, silhouettes, anything located 

in the immediate area — portray- 

ing them as if seen through the distortion 

of a wide-angle lens. This 

theme is reflected in his hotly 

"painted cars and chrume, which 

mirror their surroundings 

Midnight blues and washed lavender 

softly illuminate the backdrops 

in his paintings. "The backgrounds 

are meant to complement 

all the hardness of tbe automobile 

by adding fantasy," be said. 

Hale's paintings are a combination 

of abstract art and precise realism, 

the realism noted in the 

carefully researched depiction of a 

specific make, model and year of 

automobile. "The cars are all authentic," 

be said. 

Lining the shelves on one wall of 

his studio sits a complete library 

dealing specifically with the auto- 

mobile. 

Hale opened one of the reference 

books to point out a chrome oval 

rim that surrounded the headlight 

of a specific model of Jaguar. "An 

avid collector will know if this is 

faked," he said, pointing to the rim 

around the Jaguar's headlight. 

HALE'S DETAILED styling of 

the automobile is indicative of his 

background. 

After graduating from Art Center 

College of Design in California, 

he worked 20 years as a designer 

for General Motors, Chrysler and 

This Tom Hale painting is of a 1967 Chevrolet Corvette. The 

Td like to encourage 

. . people of any age, 

if they're frustrated 

with their work, their 

lives, and are 

creatively inclined, to 

go for it. You really can 

make a living doing 

this.' 

— Tom Hale 

artist 

American Motors. But frustration 

eventually overtook him, resulting 

in a search to express himself. His 

an t is isthecclminatiuii uf hi^ lunging 

for creativity 

"My art is slow and time-consuming," 

he said. "It took three 

months to complete the big Cadillac, 

On average for a painting, it 

takes close to six weeks." 

Hale credits his wife of 27 years. 

Micki, for the "intensity of her involvement, 

for sacrificing her interests, 

her career, for the benefit 

of what we're doing together." 

Hale believes that Micki's dedication 

to "what we're doing together" 

is directly responsible for the 

artist he has become. 

"I listen to her a lot more than 

she realizes," Hale said. "Micki has 

an innocence about her. She gives 

me the most-innocent, most-honest 

opinion I'm going to get. whether 

it's about a current painting or a 

business opportunity." 

IN 1985, Lee Iacocca, Chrysler 

Corp. chairman, traveled to the 

People's Republic of China and Japan 

with three of Hale's paintings, 

giving them as gifts to high-ranking 

government and business leaders 

In 1987, Hale was selected to 

signature membership in the conservative 

American Watercolor Society. 

These are only two of his 

many art honors. 

Six of his paintings were commissioned 

and are on permanent 

display in the Millender Center in 

downtown Detroit. 

Concours d'Elegance at Meadow 

Brook Hall in Rochester Hills. This 

year, he is chairman of the classic 

car event (see related story), 

where his work also will be on display. 

When asked for advice he would 

give aspiring artists, Hale said: 

"One, to work at your art everyday, 

whether it's for one hour or 10. 

You need to work at it everyday. 

And two, you need to believe in 

what you are doing and go for it." 

As for actual tips. Hale said, "I 

do most of my drawing with a 

Village marching on; 

museum reaches out 

SCANNING THE art*: 

• Onward and upward — Work 

continues oo restoring the 129-yearold 

Newburgh School In Livonia's 

Greenmead Historical Village to 

early-20th-century vintage. The ooeroom 

srhoolhouse, used until 1922, 

will open Sept. 9. It once stood at 

Newburgh and Ann Arbor Trail. 

A 950,000 state equity grant will 

cover $50,000 of the $180,000 cost 

Meanwhile, tbe Livonia Historical 

Commission plans soon to ask the 

dty council for the go-ahead to seek 

bids for an architectural survey to 

restore the 11 original Hill Farm 

buildings at Greenmead'» west end 

"Well evaluate what needs to be 

done and recommend priorities for 

doing It," said Sue TVipM 

•ton chairwoman. 

The 1989 sale of three acrea at the 

southeast corner of Greenmead to 

tbe Ui Postal Service will help pey 

for upgrading the farm I 

1 Never weary of talking 

beloved Greenmead, Daniel say* 

. "I think It's a wonderful place. 

When restoration ol the 

buildings Is complete and we 

to put more effort Into programthere's 

aa sndlaes variety of 

we can do to have d tisane enjoy 

the past 

'It's such a quiet place. 11a gar- 

lets of different directions that decs* 

go" 

Sklar 

Therein lies the allure and the potential 

of Greenmead. 

e A classroom bonus — To help 

teachers make science fan, the Innovative 

Am Arbor Hands-On Museum 

is offering a pilot program to schools 

and community centers in Washtenaw, 

Wayne and Oakland counttae. 

The outreach 

to enrich tit 

la mdaa K-i 

through hands-on 

demonstrations. 

Museum staffers 

the museum's 100 hands-on exhibits 

In science, art and culture. 

I've been there and can vouch that 

the renovated historic firehouoe is a 

great place to take kids in search of 

fun In an educational setting Call 1- 

995-5429 for fees and reservations. 

e Budget shakedown — In the 

wake of a 118-million operating deficit 

for 1990-91, the Detroit Institute 

of Arts begins a flve-day-a-week 

schedule of Wednesday through Sunday 

effective next week 

The move will trim $2SO.000 in expenses 

from the $SO-million operating 

budget State funding has been 

stuck at $1$ million for eight year* 

dty funding has been stalled at 

$$00,000 for five years 

Contribution and program revenues 

are op but not enough to offset 

inflationary budget increases, said 

Samuel Sachs n. DIA director 

Tbe cutback la hours didn't come 

on such topics aa tbe lightly As Sachs put it "We refuse 

sound, magaatlam and to lower tha quality of the DIA col- 

tlve science programming tar teachers 

who ma j not base tbe time er 

are a good way lo 

te tbe wonders of 

the only is to trim sn already 

gan's foremost art reeouree. ranking 

among the country's moot comprehensive 

flue arts collections, and 

featuring a aai 

performing acta | 

Bob SUar is the OAE"s assistant 

managing editor for special 

projects. 

Artist Tom Hale poses with his painting of a 1936 Dues?nberg Model J. 

Art to highlight auction A 

The annual Concours d'Elegance 

at Meadow Brook Hall in Rochester 

Hills has long track record for a 

happy marriage of art and automobiles. 

The contemporary paintings 

shown are concerned with automobiles 

and, in many minds, the automobiles 

in this prestigious show 

are, in every sense, works of art. 

The art auction and banquet on 

Saturday, Aug. 4 preceding the ac- 

will have a new and exciting element. 

Traditionally tbe high point of 

tbe evening has been tbe sale of the 

original painting done for the Concours 

d'Elegance poster. 

This year a poster package will 

be op forbids — the original painting 

featuring a Rolls Royce London-Edinburgh 

Silver Ghost plus a 

silver-plated bronze sculpture of 

tbe same automobile, both by Stanley 

Wan]ess of Astoria, Ore. 

Tom Hale, a Farmington Hills 

artist and chairman of the Con- 

IP 

Via 

t r y 

Km 

1 

At left: The Rolls 

Royce in this 

Stanley Wanless 

poster iSfUFHisual, 

but so is the 

inclusion of so 

many people. All 

proceeds from the 

auction of the 

original painting 

and an 

accompanying 

sculpture will help 

preserve Meadow 

Brook Hall. 

Staff photos 

by 

Sharon LeMieux 

(P C.W QUE 

Westland crafter shapes 

dolls from days gone by 

By Linda Chomki 

spedai writer 

WHEN PAM Kovarii talks about her handcrafted, 

porcelain dolls, her exuberance and energy 

is contagious enough to make yoe wonder if 

the replicas of 18th century dolls have come 

alive. You will swear that one of them winked. 

The deluge of dolls — both German and French, costumed 

in ivory satin, pearls and lace — fill Pam's Westland 

home with romanticism and a longing for days gone 

Two years ago, Pam began making porcelain dolls. Days 

Gone By is the business, resulting from her work of creeling 

18 th century replicas of porcelain doUa, christening 

gowns, baby quilts, Victorian lace hats and pillows. 

"I will make antique repUcas of Just about anything." she 

She spends eight to 1$ hours a day working on bar creations. 

"It takes me two months to complete a doil, M she 

said. The doll's clothing la all handmade. Their bodies can 

be made of two or three different materials, ranging from 

muslin doth, to all porcelain" 

"The first step is pouring the liquid into the mold. " she 

downbtabb in 

• ths^^fl 

• Is taken from tbe 

As gently held tbe doll's | 

demonstrated the 

With bar delicate ba 

away with 

la tbe i 

"Oreeawars will shelter In year bands M you're net careful." 

she said "Altar cleaning tha peenware. then it will 

be fired. Then It will be china painted," 

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creation. In a reproduction of 

tique Oermnn 

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O&E Thursday. August 2. 1990 

Benefit auction turns spotlight on art 


cours art committee, said he expects 

this painting/sculpture package 

by Wanless will command considerably 

more than the (very 

respectable) $31,000 that Pete 

Maier's painting by itself brought 

last year 

W AJS LESS, WIDELY recognized 

as both a painter and a sculptor, 

has two Rolls Royces in his personal 

collection. 

He was particularly fascinated 

by the commission to do the London-Edinburgh 

Silver Ghost, known 

among collectors as The Mystery." 

It is only three feet wide 

with a 144 Vi -inch wheel base and 

Wanless said he liked the idea of 

painting that elegant English automobile 

against the English architectural 

setting of Meadow Brook 

Hall. 

In preparation, Wanless made 

extensive scale drawings and 

sketches for his two and three dimensional 

projects using material 

from his 5,000-plus volume, autobook 

library and many photos supplies 

by the late Rick Carroll. 

He is now working on the 22-foot 

Seafarers Memorial at the mouth 

of the Columbia River in the Pacific 

Ocean. A 14-foot tide symbolically 

rises and falls on the bronze, 

which is dedicated to those who 

have died at sea. He completed a 

commission for the National Park 

Service at Fort Clatsop National 

rival at the Pacific Ocean and is 

working on two more large Lewis 

and Clark Monuments on the Lewis 

and Clark Trail. 

Traditionally the high point. . . has 

been the sale of the original painting 

done for the Concours d'Elegance 

poster. 

HALE SAID 12 outstanding automotive 

artists have been invited to 

show their work. 

In addition to Wanlass, they are: 

Dennis Brown, Diamond Bar, Cai.; 

Camilo Pardo. Grosse Pointe Park, 

Ken Dallison, Ontario; Ken Eberts, 

Temecula, Cai.; Dennis Fritz, Chelsea, 

N.Y.; Peter Hearsey. The Isle 

of Man, Dennis Hoyt, Lincoln City, 

Ore.; Jay Koka. Ontario; J. Paul 

Nesse, Stillwater, Minn.; and Randy 

Owens, Vienna, Va. Hale's paintings 

will be included in the exhibit 

as well. 

Judges for the Art Invitational 

are Larry'Crane, art director of 

Automotive Magazine; Gale Halderman, 

director at Ford North 

American Design Center, and Barbara 

Heller, head conservator, Detroit 

Institute of Arts. 

Three awards of $1,500 each will 

be given and other recognition 

awards will be made. 

The Concours d'Elegance, a benefit 

for Meadow Brook Hall, annually 

draws about 11,000 people to 

the fabled Matilda Dodge Wilson 

estate for the one-day event. About 

225 of the most treasured collector 

cars in the world will be on display 

GERALD GREENWALD, who 

until recently was vice-chairman 

Paintings reflect car theme 


paint brush If I can get the basic 

lines down and rough them in 

quickly. I won't have any problems 

with perspective or proportion later 

on." 

WHEN ASKED about the motivation 

behind his paintings, Hale 

said, "I absolutely just love to 

life I was drawing cars at age 7." 

"Drawing is so important," Hale 

said, "I would encourage aspiring 

artists to learn to draw." 

Livonia's wood carvers 

to host weekend show 

More than 100 exhibitors from 

.Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Tennessee, 

Florida, West Virginia and Ontario 

will exhibit at the Livonia Wood 

Carvers Show this weekend. 

> Tbe 16th annual show will be held 

Saturday and Sunday. Aug. 4-5, at 

;the Eddie Edgar Sports Arena, 33841 

•Lyndon. 

I On display will be decoys, birds, 

midlife, miniatures, human figures, 

Skittled pieces, marquetry, relief 

jmd chip carving, plus wood-carving 

stools and supplies. 

• Hours are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday 

and 11 a.m. to 5 pm. Sunday. 

[Admission is free. There will be 

hourly door prizes, carved by the 

-Livonia Wood Carvers Club. 

• THE LIVONIA Wood Carvers 

•Club is hosting the show. The Livonia 

Department of Parks and Recreation 

sponsors the 300-member club. 

The club was started 19 years ago 

by a few wood carvers who brought 

their work to their weekly senior citizens 

meeting in Livonia. The interest 

spread, and now the group has 

two regular weekly meetings. 

A senior citizens group meets each 

Thursday morning to carve. Tbe evening 

carving club meets at 7 p m 

Tuesdays. On the third Tuesday evening 

of every month, the group has 

speakers, carving sessions and contests. 

All groups meet at the Livonia 

Senior Citizen Activity Center, Five 

Mile and Farmington roads. For 

more information about the wood 

carving show, call the center 522- 

2710. 

Art/travel workshops slated 

J Creative Art Workshops of West 

-Bloomfield, directed by Christine M. 

pllnwin, will sponsor 11 local, nation- 

2 ] arirt in^Q m a t i yvn 3 1 trnrlr chAr\c ari t h 

fVf • • • mwwiiiwviv • •— « "" v * nxjiiv •* itti 

rwell-known artists next season. 

f ] Locally, there will be four workshops 

at the Dillon Inn of Farmington 

Hills: 

• Oct. 8-10, Abstract Watercolor 

J Painting, Joan Ashley Rothermel; 

| • Nov. 18-18, Watercolor Paintiiog, 

Leo Smith; March 8-10, Water- 

•cplor All Levels, Judi Betts, AWS, 

{author of "Watercolor Let's Think 

: About It;" 

| ; • Date to be announced, Experi- 

: mental Watercolors, Inks and Dyes, 

all levels, Maxine Masterfield, author 

of three books on painting. 

There will be five Workshops with 

Ntta Engle - Chicago, Nov. I-H7 

Dallas, Feb 23-24; Boston, June 21- 

23; Santorini, Greece, May 3-8; and 

Mediterranian Ports of Call cruise, 

May 8-21. 

Janet Walsh will conduct a workshop 

in Hawaii Feb. 7-16. Michael 

Atkinson will be the guest artist for 

an Alaskan cruise in July 19#i. 

For a brochure, call Creative Art 

Workshops, 669-4736, or write 6850 

Brookshire Drive. West Bloomfield 

48322. 

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At the end of a 2 V*-hour interview. 

Hale sensed the urgency to 

re-state his message to aspiring 

artists: 

"Lastly and especially, I'd like to 

encourage young people, or people 

of any age. if they're frustrated 

with their work, their liveS,"and are 

creatively inclined, to go for it. 

You really can make a living doing 

this." —i 

~ ~ ale's paintings, 

his cars do seem larger than 

life, and so does the dedicated artist 

with the persevering passion for 

painting. 

Art store 

benefit set 

i nrra 

of Chrysler Corp and now will be 

CEO of the new United Airlines, is 

honorary chairman 

The honored marque for this 

1990 Concours is the Rolls Royce 

The Meadow Brook Historic Races, 

to be run at the Waterford Race 

Course on Saturday, Aug 4. will 

honor the Jaguar 

Hours for the Sunday, Aug 5 

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Concours are 10 a m to 4 p.m 

Meadow Brook Hall is on the 

grounds of Oakland University. Rochester 

Hills Entrance is west off 

Adams, south of Walton Blvd 

This 1941 Buick is another of artist Tom Hale's paintings with an automotive theme. 

Millers Artist Supplies, a new art 

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Hills, is featuring a benefit 

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Along the way, she uses china paint to add 

lashes, and a touch of color to the doll s features 

"Then it will be fired again," she said. 

After a short pause, she added proudly. Then 

it will be adopted." 

The dolls eyes are made of glass. All of Pam's 

dolls are made with porcelain hands and feet, 

while others also have porcelain arms and legs 

The dolls range in price from 130 to $500 

Pam's enthusiasm increased when the attention 

turned to another of her 18th century replicas, 

a christening gown that she had made recently 

for a baby. 

"Tbe gown is made of batiste, satin ribbons, 

pearls and lace, and satin roses,' she said, 

beaming. 

Pam Kovarik cleans porcelain doll heads 

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Pam Kovarik shows off her very first doll, Sugar Britches, which she displays on her bed. 

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"Sugar Britches was the first doll.I made," 

Pam said. "A lot of the lace that I use comes 

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Don't hesitate to enlarge, display your photos 

AS THE students in my photography 

classes know. I'm constantly 

stressing the importance of having 

photographs hanging in their homes 

or offices. 

I firmly believe that anyone with 

an interest in photography can benefit 

greatly from living with photographs 

Let's begin with some of your own 

pictures. I know that aU of you have 

some favorite slides or prints tucked 

away that you can't wait to get out 

and brag about whenever a friend or 

relative stops over Well, why not 

display those favorites'' 

Perhaps it's that dramatic sunset 

you just took on your last vacation or 

the shot of your youngster that captures 

a special expression of childhood 

delight. 

Whatever the ease, it's easy to get 

pictures up on the wall. Just take 

those-prized slides and negatives to 

your phnfn dealer forenlaigeinents: 

Any 35mm shot will blow up fine 

to 8 by 12 without losing quaHty 

Many dealers, local frame shops, 

even your local K mart, stock pre- 

creative impressions 

This column appears periodically 

Send news items to. Briefly 

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• VISITING ARTIST 

Coinciding with the reopening of 

the Community Center of Farmington-Farmington 

Hills after extensive 

remodeling and refurbishing, West 

Bloomfield artist Dodi Sikevitz will 

be the first to exhibit paintings in the 

"Visiting Artist'' program 

Sikevitz attended the Art Institute 

of Chicago and is continuing her 

study at the Birmingham-Bloomfield 

Art Association 

An advertising executive until 

moving to Michigan in 1985. she now 

devotes her time to fine art and commissions. 

Her awards included first place in 

the Palette and Brush Club's "Impressions! 

Expressions!," the December 

and June covers of the Michigan 

Bar Journal and third place in the 

Dearborn Community Art Council's 

"Relative" exhibition. 

A selection of Sikevitz's watercolors 

will be on exhibit in the ComnW 

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AS YOUR interest in photography 

ton Hills, 24705 Farmington Road, 

from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays 

through Aug 31. For additional 

viewing hours, call the center: 477- 

8404. 

• SUNDAY TOURS 

Special tours of the Cranbrook 

Academy of .Art Museum grounds 

and outdoor sculpture will be given 

at 1 p.m on Sundays, Aug. 12. 19, 26 

The tours will be free with the admission 

price to the museum 

The tours will begin at the entrance 

to the museum and will include 

information about Cranbrook's 

masterful architecture by Eliel 

Saarinen and the fountains and 

sculptures by Carl Milles. 

Exhibitions inside the museum include 

"Milles as Mentor The Work 

of Cranbrook Sculptors, 1931-1951;" 

"Gertrud and Otto Natxler- Ceramics 

from the Peggy deSalle Collection;" 

"Design Michigan;" The Student 

Summer Show; and The Cranbrook 

Collection. 

Museum hours are 1-5 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday, 

500 Lone Pine. Bloomfield 

Hills. 

increases, you'll find yourself wanting 

other photographs to "live with " 

There may be that memorable 

shot you fell in love with at the art 

fair ' or the striking poster you 

couldn't resist at tbe bookstore Well, 

why not buy it? Often, a modest investment 

of dollars will pay big dividends 

in satisfacUon. 

You'll discover that living with 

photographs will keep your level of 

photographic interest and escitement 

high And having photographs 

to look at constantly will serve as a 

teaching device the more you 

look, the more your knowledge and 

understanding of photography will 

increase. 

People I know who live with photographs 

tell me how beneficial it is 

and how their pictures help keep the 

creative juices flowing and their appreciation 

of photography growing 

Try il for yourself you'll be 

glad you did. Living with photographs 

is gratifying indeed 

"Photography" is a regular feature 

an Creative Living 

^.HISTORICAL PROGRAMS 

A booklet containing a comprehensive 

listing of Detroit Historial 

Society and Detroit Historical Department 

programs in 1990 and 1991 

is now available through the society. 

The booklet contains more than 20 

pages of information on bus tours, 

walking tours, lectures, workshops 

and seminars offered through the society, 

the department and all department 

museums. 

Full descriptions of each program 

and the procedure for registering 

are included in the booklet. 

To receive a free copy of the booklet, 

send a 9Vi-inch by 6Vi-inch. selfaddressed 

envelope, with 50 cents in 

postage, to: Detroit Historical Society. 

5401 Woodward, Detroit MI 

48202. Supplies are limited. 

• GUEST CONDUCTOR 

Guest conductor and early music 

specialist Nicholas McGegan leads 

the Detroit Symphony in an all-Vivaldi 

program "Viva-Vivaldi" at 8 

p.m. Friday, Aug. 3 and Sunday, Aug. 

5 as part of tbe 1980 Chrysler Coocert 

Series at the Meadow Brook 

OPEN SAT. 

1:00 to 4:00 

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« E * O&E Thursday. August 2. 1990 

Art from '60s revisits Ann Arbor museum 

By Jill Hamilton 


Whether you ' get" it or not, the 

pop art and post-data art of the 

1960s is here to stay. Think about it 

— Warhol was creating his famous 

siikscreen Marilyn (Monroe) series 

almost 30 years ago. 

The University of Michigan Muse- 

um of Art is currently displaying a 

collection of works representative of 

that time called. live Art of the 

1960s: Part I." Every work in the ex- 

hibit bears a famous name — Andy 

Warhol, Jasper Johns, Roy Lichten- 

stein — an impressive list of some of 

the most influential artists of that 

era. 

The passage of time has lent a cer- 

tain air of respectability to these 

pieces of art that were once so con- 

troversial. And while they are now 

considered mainstream art, they are 

still quite provocative. 

Robert Indiana's 1968 screenprint 

Number 8 from the portfolio "Num- 

bers" (pictured) is perhaps ihe most 

The passage ot time has lent a certain 

air of respectability to these pieces of 

art that were once so controversial. 

Wood sculpture 

focus — Poland 

The Art of Poland Associates of 

the Detroit Institute of Arts recently 

purchased "Spoon Altar" by Ursula 

Karoliszyn von Rydingsvard for the 

DlA's modern art department 

The major part of tbe funds came 

the proceeds of the June 1 Ba] Polo- 

nais of Detroit. 

Zofia Kakarsk^ chairman of the 

Art of Poland Associates and Bal Po- 

lonais, recently presented the 

(15,000 check to Jean Hudson, secre- 

tary of the board of trustrees. Foun- 

ders Society Detroit Institute of 

Arts. 

Among the others who were in- 

volved in -the project were Alicia 

Led won, vice chairman of the Art at 

Poland Associates, and Betty Ger- 

isch. chairman of the fund raising 

committee. 

Von, Rydingsvard was born to a 

Polish farm family in 1942, spent the 

war years with her family in a 

forced-labor camp in Germany and 

came to the United States when she 

was 10. 

There was major exhibition of her 

large cedar sculptures at Cranbrook 

Academy of Art Museum last year. 

At that time, she said there are 

many subtle references to the strug- 

gles of the Polish people in her work. 

Her sculptures are in the the perma- 

nent collection of the Whitney Muse- 

um, the Brooklyn Museum and the 

Metropolitan Museum of Art 

She has a master's degree Th art 

from Columbia University and for- 

merly taught at Yale University. 

challenging. It is simply the numeral 

eight done in four colors — brown, 

red, light blue and dark blue Also 

included is his blue, orange and 

green Number 3 from the same se- 

ries. 

These works become most under- 

standable when seen in context with 

other Indiana works. Most people 

are probably familiar with Indiana's 

"Love" series, featuring the letter of 

the work stacked into a square with 

the famous tilted letter "o." 

THE LOGO turned up on every- 

thing from book bags to posters and 

eventually as the design for a pos- 

tage stamp. On Indiana's 1968 "Love 

Cross." the image is repeated five 

times to form the shape of a cross. It 

is pop art at its most extreme. 

Another interesting piece in the 

exhibit is Rauschenberg's 1969 work. 

"Continental Certificate MMA." This 

is visual arts' precursor of sampling 

in the recording industry. Included in 

the collage are work by Picasso. 

Rembrandt, Titian and photographs 

of Greek and Eqyptian sculpture. It 

is both an homage to and a break 

away from the artistic styles of the 

past. 

Humor was another component of 

the 1960s pop art movement as Ed- 

ward Joseph Ruscha's 1970 litho- 

graph "Lisp" shows to fine effect. On 

a cheery light blue background, dro- 

plets of water (spit?) clearly spell 

out the word "lisp." It echoes the 

earlier Dada movement in its focus 

on not-so serious subject matter 

Ai$o fpcluded in the exhibit is a 

piece fcy Roy Lichtenstein, a 1973 

screenprint "Untitled from The 

New York Collection for Stockholm' 

Portfolio." It shows a hand pointing 

directly at the viewer — a la Uncle 

Sam's "I Want You" posters — done 

up in-bright colors with visible color 

dots in typical Lichtenstein comic 

book style. The colors and move- 

ment in the piece make for an imme- 

diate and riveting effect. 

THE WARHOL piece is immedi- 

ately recognizable to even the most 

casual art fan. It is black and gray 

screenprint of Marilyn Monroe from 

the famous "Marilyn Portfolio." 

Warhol makes this particular 

"Marilyn" his own by adding 

swatches of color on her cheek and 

around her eyes. This is pop art at its 

finest. ,— 

The rest of the exhibtt — works by 

Jim Dine, Nam June Paik, Claus 01- 

denberg and others — is equally fas- 

cinating. For those interested in 

learning about the art of the 1960s. 

Screenprint by Robert Indiana is 

folio "Numbers." 

'Number 8:" from the port- 

this exhibit is a good place to start. 

The Art of the 1960s: Part f is 

on display through Sunday. Aug 

5, at the University of Michigan 

Museum of Art. 525 S University. 

,4rm Arbor The museum is closed 

on Mondays For information 

call 1-764-0395 

call 

By Corinne Abatt 

staff writer 

For the nine-member co-op Law- 

rence Street Gallery of Pontiac. the 

first invitational exhibition through 

Friday, Aug. 3, serves several pur- 

poses. 

It acquaints the 61 invited artists 

with the program and it should, by 

all rights, attract public attention. 

This large space is well-suited to a 

show of this size in which most of the 

invited are represented by two 

works. That's a definite plus — two 

All America Mall Tour in Livonia 

Good Housekeeping magazine will 

present its 1990 "All America Mall 

Tour" Friday-Sundayr Aug 3-5, at 

Laurel Park Place, H75 and Six 

Mile, Livonia. 

The event will feature the Good 

Housekeeping Master Kitchen. 

Shoppers will be able to watch a pro- 

fessional chef prepare quick, easy 

recipes. They then will learn new 

ways to cook with their favorite 

ingredients and sample the results. 

Participants also ran tatro a seat 

in front of the "Home" stage and let 

Good Housekeeping's homecare ex- 

pert give lots of advice on bow to 

spend less time keeping up the home 

and more time enjoying it 

A special exhibit will feature the 

Good Housekeeping Institute and 

Seal. 

Tbe program fare also will include 

prise giveaways, free samples and 

coupons, and learning games. 

This year, the Good Housekeeping 

Institute is celebrating its 90th anni- 

versary and tbe Good Housekeeping 

Seal is celebrating its 80th anniver- 

sary. 

gives a much better idea of what the 

artist is about than a single piece. 

The members plan to have this as 

an annual event and they also hope 

in the future to make it a juried 

show. That will help. A jurying pro- 

cess generally makes for more even 

quality and stronger focus. 

But for pleasant, middle-of-the- 

road art lots of paintings by a varie- 

ty of area artists, this holds up quite 

well. And there's no doubt that many 

people who complain about the out- 

rageous prices charged by big name 

artists could find attractive paint- 

ings here at relatively modest pric- 

es. 

Particularly refreshing are two 

acrylics. "Spring" and "Hill Trees" 

by Danguole Jurgutis of Farmington 

Hills. Gwen Tomkow of Farmington 

Hills does right by Michigan in her 

watercolors "Hope Dunes " and 

"Bales by Moonlight." 

ANN LO V ELAND of Orchard 

Lake is at her best in her large 

gouache. "Props." Some of her still 

life arrangements can get a bit con- 

trived — in "Props." the linen ta- 

blecloth shows how talented Love- 

land is. 

The large collage and mixed me- 

dia by Troy resident Jean Mane 

McKnight "Serendipity VIII," really 

hangs together and has an arresting 

amber glow about it. A gouache by 

Nori Geffen of West Bloomfield, 

"Eden's Inhabitants," is one of the 

strongest, most painterly works in 

the show It's fun to see how well she 

handles intense, vibrant color. 

The contemporary primitives by 

Arnold Dreifuss of Detroit and the 

thick oils, "Band" and "Woodward," 

by Sam Karres of Detroit bring a 

much-needed level of pifitpmon> 

and dimension to the show. 

Dreifuss's forays into imaginative 

fantasy are done with a straightfor- 

ward, no-nonsense approach. Karres 

effectively conveys the toughness of 

Detroit's best-known street. 

Next year, maybe 50 artists tops 

and a juror to weed out the forgett- 

ables. Still this is a fine start and 

definitely worth a leisurely look. 

Hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tues- 

day-Saturday, 29 W Lawrence. Pon- 

tiac. 

Piano classes for kids planned 

Children, ages 6-11, may now enroll in group pi- 

ano classes given through Tbe Center for Creative 

Studies-Institute of Music and Dance. 

qasses, which begin th«» nt iq, Wiji be 

taught at the institute's locations in Detroit Grosse 

Pointe and Southfield. Hours will be 4:30-7.30 p.m. 

A student-teacher ratio of 6-1 will be maintained. 

The program includes a one-hour group class per 

week and two half-hour private lessons per month. 

Classes emphasize basic musical skills including 

theory, rhythm, performance, musicianship and en- 

semble playing. 

By studying piano in a group setting, children 

have the opportunity to learn with their peers, 

which proves to be motivational and stimulating. 

The additional private lessens offer young students 

the personal atteuUou so important to early learn- 

ing. 

The program is headed by Marian Parkins, who 

studied at the New School for Music Study in 

Princeton, N. J., with renowned piano pedagogue 

Frances Clark. 

She will be using the Clark Method in the group 

classes. For information, call the Center for Cre- 

ative Studies-Institute of Music and Dance, 831- 

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room. 2 tettie fem«y room, neturel 

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cergereoe S06 900 

CENTURY 21 

Co*a Raaltora 

937-2300 45S-S430 



REALTORS 

462-1660 

Independent Owned end OpereMd 

LIVONML RANCH 

LWONU 

COUNTRY CHARMER 

oflerlno 7 IM»Termtngion 

eree ChaminB 2 bedroom t» 

VspMo 'SS* 

adroo«n. 2H bath ootorM CM 

Doors, air. carpel, sod. 2 V* car 

garaoe Must seel $139,900 Cafl 

CAROL FED«QO 525-9600 

CENTURY 21 HARTFOWO NORTH 1996 Ml 

and 2 cer ettacfted garaga $102,900 



REALTORS 

462-1660 

mdapendendy Owned and Operated 

Haa,!.. ii — 

rwai fy naw 

• bnc* and 

LIVONIA - DCER CREEK 

OPEN SAT 2-5 

Oeem put! 3 bedioum. 2H mm 

rencn bu« m 1997 Oormel kJKAen 

UVONIA'S nNEsn 4 

"onlel. garage on large lot *Hbema, 

study, lormel Mng room. 

"SSjOTCEB BAXTER 


Livonia Land Contract 

$15,000 down on oea 3 bedroo 

country Ml taaSk 

am w/*rapMoa A 

Orey 

rJK 

Steve Stockton 

RE/MAX 100 

348-3000 



REALTORS 

474-5700 

•round pool. $1 

K H T B l i a 

the hear aI Centra Uwonle 

3 Baa oome. 1« 9oer leundry. 

garaga. central aa and dec* oner 

look ing a large m m IOL $ 105.300 



REALTORS 

421-5660 

$159,900 

BY APPT 29342 Clements Carcte 4 

bedioum. 2vt betn colonial wan 

above ground pool, centre! mr and 

2 car garaoe Qrael temty home. 

353-7170 

ERA 

ORCHARD HILLS737-2000 

OPEN 1-4 SUNDAY 

SUNSET - 11301 Fantaeac 3 bed- 

room bnc* rancn. v-y betne. t«n#y 

room. Uraaned beeamerii central 

mr imntedtete occupency - $97 900 

S o« Ptymout* Rd . E ot Merrvrwi 

OTHER OFFERINGS 

ALMOST 1 nail acre, apeexms 

rancfi. bu«1 m 1997. 2', betns 

country kitcnen beeement 2 cer 

$103,900 

STARTER 

8EALTHFUL - 3 bedroom bnck 

rem*. i,

se* OAE Thursday. August 2. 1990 

CROSSWORD PUZZLER 

ACROM 

1 Manifested 

concern 

6 Play parts 

11 Sarcasm 

12 "Savwitti — 

14 ToWird and 

It 

15 Raacuad 

17 Abdul ID 

16 Atr lean 

an lei ooe 

19 Actor 

ptioomx 

20 Suita: abtw 

21 Eddy ID 

22 Fathers 

23 Escape 

24 Light shoe 

26 Become 

aware ot 

27 Act 

Whtp 

35 Sells 

36 Faroe 

islands 

wtilrtwind 

37 Dawn 

goddess 

38 Holds on 

properly 

39 Aviary sound 

40 "Total 

Recall" 

star inits 

41 SMy 

creature, 

simpleton 

42 Domesticate 

43 Oomestic 

servant 

45 School boot 

47 Fruit skins 

48 Sedate 

DOWN 

An*wot to Pr«¥iouB Punka 

"and 

Sober 

31 Lamp 

34 Bellow 

1 Kind ot coal 

2 Aleutian 

island 

3 River Sp 

4 Teutonic 

detty 

'j Ooieted 

6 Ranis 

7 Above 

8 Conducted 

9 Printer's 

measure 

10 Repast 

"TTOfiWiS 

13 Consumed 

16 Declare 

19 Mature 

20 Winglike 

22 Lance 

23 Accomplish- 

ments 

25 Mental 

images 

26 Grants use 

ot 

28 Flags 

29 Coffee 

additive 

30 More 

flexible 

31 Dregs 

32 Wandered 

33 More recent 

35 Musical 

instruments 

38 Burden 

39 Moham- 

medan 

tudge 

41 Sloe — to 

42 Chinese 

44 Nickel 

symbol 

46 Latin 

conjunction 

© 1990 United Feature Syndicate 

Compliments of The 

Birmingham-Bloomfield 

Board Of Realtors® 

(B, 

REALTOR® 

312 Uvonla 

OPEN HOUSE"® 

BUY In "BURTol 

34481 6 m*e B£ST 

TON HOLLOW Sub * 

badroom. 2H Beth. nNr *nxtou*. 

»121.«qp- 

OPEN SUNOAY 11-4. 14970 ARCO- 

LA Beeutitul ranch on oomor dou- 

bt* lot 1.972 *qtt. 2 mi both*. larga 

kitchen 

313 Canton 

piece and tacuzzt Wow" 179.900 

DYNAMITE RANCH 

3 

Iseswa*. 24 » 30 

3644 ROOSEVELT 

A do* touae. Brtck bungalow, fln- 

175.900 

SAVE THOUSANDS Helping 

MM* sa* "By tnmm tor $3950" 

HELP-U-SELL 

REAL ESTATE 

454-9535 

TERRIFIC BUY 

Open San.. l-4pm 

29001 Rovm* 

N ot S Maa. W ot Mtodtaball 

Octxponcy at cleatwgl Oenar tra 

tarred. M*Pc»aouel CJICHIIII II 

plan, 4 larga bedroom*. 2 

Beeement. 2 car attached 

^Century 21 

ROW 

4 6 4 - 7 1 1 1 

VERY APPEALING 3 bedroom brtck 

m 

, 2H 

wood doc* A afc>aght- Many 

Impimemawta tnckjdkig newer roof, 

memauon. carpel, ramots 

garage door. Muat See to Appract- 

E a . 4 7 ^ 

313 

ABSOLUTE BEAUTY 

TMs 1SOO aq. IL Canton ranch haa a 

$104,800 

RICHARD B. MANES H 

~ Ra/Max Boardwafc 

450-3400 or 522-9700 

ALL OUICK OCCUPANCY 

APPEALING BIWCK RANCH 

3 tadroam 1* belli Creecendo bun 

Nome located m WBtoa Craak. 2 cm 

F1R8T TIME OFFERED 

TM* 4 ^droom^y4êftô0tonla^ 

COUPTSCmNG 

BEAUTIFUL 

TREED DEEP LOT 

g S a r a 

l zsz 

K t - j a S r 

s j r 5 s : 

NORMA PtTMON 

COLDWELL BANKER 

108 0000 

M Q A K A U T i F U U 

4 IMMia Owed. > boMe. 

• J E L j g t ? a a r - 

v; 

BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom cotonlel. 1H 

beth. tame, « living room, IMahed 

tieeaiient, 2 cer garage, new car- 

pet. $ 123.000 981-2240 

CANTON Clessy contemporary 

condo In up and comma Canton 

included are: up- 

UVONIA - 3-4 bedroom brick ranch 

on tread * acre lot In N.W Uvonla. 

2 car attacMd garage, tu* BnMiod 

amani Spocfou* room rra and 

larga deck overlook* pretty yard 

236 

WEST Bl OOMFTCLD - Nice 3 bed- 

room ranch wftti many updatee. This 

cuM drNe, rem 2V* 

garaga and tots more. WMNn wM- 

mg Mtanoa to lake tor boating or 

nscssf ^ ^ 

FARMINGTON HILLS 

Price raduced »10,000 00 

- M y a praatyoua^SbatlvTiâ 

(paction Sunder. August 5th from 

1-Spm on Ma gorgaoua contempo- 

rary homa 

38948 Horton Dr. 

(N. of 12 Mia. E. of Haggarty: 

Won t laat at $338,900 

The . 

Michigan 

Group 

Realtors 

CANTON - a n 3 Badroom. z» 

ban CotonM 2.300 sq ft, 2 car al- 

CANTON $104,900 

TMa S bedroom. 1H befft Brick 6 

CANTON - MB J00. 

a r r s c s i - r e 

1 badroom brtck ranch to 

ana of Canton'* 



IMMACULATE 3 bedroom. 1H Mm 

Cole Mai Larga oomar lot m mce 

sub New carpal throughout 

397-3051 

LANOE CLEAN BRIGHT 4 bedroom 

Colonial, dtolng room. Ismey ro 

H apiece Aôwnces 90 dey oc 

pancy $125,000 Ca* 49»-» 

NORTH CANTON 

OPEN SUN 1-4PM 

Professional dasenbes ths 

landacaplng and dacor of tNabnok 

homa oINgmg 4 badrooma, 114 

Hatha. Country KJIchan plus tormal 

dMng room, Florida room. tmmMy 

room orith llraplace. oantral atr. 

spnnklars. sttacnad 2 car geraga 

Only $122,800 

CENTURY 21 


261-4200 

OPEN HOUSE SAT t SUN 44812 

TISolaon MAJOR PRICE REDUC- 

TION on this aorgsous colonial m 

For sat Trans Sub $119,900 Musi 

OPEN HOUSE SAT $ SUN 12-5 

44994 N Spring Big * bedroom co- 

lonial. huge (amity room elth *rs- 

pleoe. 1st floor laundry $134,900 

ORIGINALLY LISTED AT $144,900 

Divorce lorces drsatlc reduction 

Large S .S44 ft. Docoa on S3 acta. 

$126,900 

DYNAMITE RANCH, opan floor 

plan. 4 big bedrooms. 2 futl beths, 

1st floor leundry. near high school 

$ 125,500 

AN EXECUTIVE HOME that sits on 4 

acres 4 bedrooms 2 batha. oantral 

air. Oorgaous homa Ml ol charac- 

ter $£28,000 

OPEN SUN 1-5. 2044 CavalMr 4 

bedroom coiornal Ommg. tam»y. Hy- 

ing rooms. Ilrapiace 8 central air. 

Prtoed right. $119,900 

OPEN CONCEPT cxxonuM built in 

1988- Sunflower Sub 2026 sq.ft 2M 

batha. famay room wrth flrapleoa. 

$159,000 

OPEN HOUSE SUN 12-5 236 Char- 

tar house. 3 badroom brick ranch, 

finished beaament Greet Canton 

buy $85,900 

BEST BUY IN SUNFLOWER SUB * 

bedrooms. 2.138 sq.ft., 2V4 baths, 

famay room wtth brick flrapteoe. 

greet price. $129,900 

BIG 3 bedroom ranch, cathedral 

large master badroom Mth 

'266 sq ft CLEANi 

FREE...WEEKLY LIST 

OF PROPERTIES lor sale "BY 

OWNER'' with pneea. dsacrtpnoos. 

VE THOUSANDS Helping 

sr- sa* "By owner for $2950' 

HELP-U-SELL 

REAL ESTATE 

454-9535 

COMPLETEY UPDATED 

Ranch m daalrabla Holldey Part 

Sub. Maear windows, doors, cerpet- 

kttchan. central dr, furnace and 

$102,500 

• GORGEOUS1 

3 bedroom brlcfc ranch with tamBy 

room. tuR baaamanl and 2 ca- ga- 

rage, Dsauttluay daccrated Ouidi 

occupancy! $97,500 

SPAOOUSi 

4 PWKIUIM tmuSal on large, tonoed 

lot. Mam level IreaMy painted Larga 

updated ktlctwi with oak cabinets. 

$109,900 

C E N T U R Y 2 1 

SUBURBAN 

455-5880 484-0205 

DON'T MISS IMS opan h 

43620 Appomettoi Court 

S of Cherry H8I, E. of Sheldon Rd . 

toaow ihe beaons and Mans. Open 

Sun . Aug. 5. 2-5pm. You T » And the 

beet price around tor a 1600 aq. ft 3 

bedroom. 2 beth. «pat lexel In the 

Plymouth/Canton School Dlatrtct 

$101,750 Seaar u anstoi i ail. bought 

another home. Don't delay Need 

more Information? Cai now. 

456-5842 

Coldwea Schweitzer 347-3050 

ELEGANCE ANO SPACE deacrtbe 

the 4 bedroom 2'* beth CotorHel 

wttb 1st floor laundry and 8brary 

Ra6antfy decroeted m neutral od- 

ors New plush carpeting, custom 

window ti eatmaots. two-bared deck 

LARGE MASTER BEDROOM m this 

quality Cnlorsel Tha 15x20 FamHy 

room with fireplace Weds to a 

lanced rear yard which abuts a 

hea'itfj wooded araa. An exooaarit 

purchaae. for only $118.900 


WilliamDecker, 

REALTORS 

455-8400 

WdapendanW) Ownad and Operated 

EPTIONAL VALUE m Cent on 4 

rooms. 2VI bettis, lam- 

ay room wWh Ikaplaia. 

cer erteched garaga with antra slor- 

tck e«k< 

Cindy Oulnkart 525-9600 

CENTURY 21 HARTFORD NORTH 

Horses Allowed! 

on Bus 4 acres, lanced Ranch with 

creak Home ramodslad m 1994 2 

fua bsahe. oak cebmeta. 3 bed- 

roome naiaar carpeting, attached 

geraga $99,900 

Remerica 

HOMETOWN REALTORS 

459-6222 

Den t maa IMa spaetoua 3 bedroom 

lootomal. Larga updated country 

kitchen > fan*, room Appftancea. 

air. nmm Undoae, be floor laundry 

124$ Terrell Cl Radueed to 

$120 000 Ca* 

LAND CONTRACT SPECIAL 

Opan Bun 1-6pm 2161 RoundtaMe 

Or. Waat. S of Palmar $ E. of Shel- 

don. Large redaoaalatf cmlmaal 

4 bedioume. 2H 

•/*rae*ea, dMng 

backs to 

$119,000 RaMMaTa 

Aak tor Syed al 

Van Eatay Raal Estata 

459-7570 or 454-0663 

OPEN HOUSE 

SUNDAY 1-4PM 

SUPER CANTON RANCH 

3 bedroome. family room with flre- 

plece. Mg kitchen. ML baaamanl. 2 

attached oarage Plymoutfv-CAnton 

Schoola. $87,900 41466 Ayrshire. 

o« Haggarty 

RICHARO B. HANES II 

RE/MAX BOARDWALK 

459-3«00 522-9700 

OPEN SUN. 2-5om 

43139 Avon St Specious 1.800 

sq.ft. 3 bedroom ranch, larga kKen- 

an opens to tamay room with natural 

Vaplace. 2 batha $ first floor laun- 

dry. exceaent location. Aak tor 

Thelma Taylor 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

455-7000 

OPEN 1-4 SUN. 

HILLARY- 39647 BaautMul 3 bed- 

country kltchsn. 

•£Ee 

th wet bar. 2 car ga- 

rage On* - $64,900 

S. oCJoy, W. of Hbi 

Century 21 

CASTELLI 525-7900 

PLYMOUTH 

SCHOOLS 

Premodaf price being offered on this 

4 bedroom beauty colonial with 

manyôodtaa A real steel at onty 

CALL RON OR AL 


347-3050 

PRICE REDUCED! 

Gorgeous 3 bedroom Colonial with 

s r natural llraplace. oantral air. 2 

car attacnad garage DaautlfU perk- 

flka backyard. $107,900 Caa.. 

LORRAINE HAYES 

Remerica 

Country Ptaos, 454-4400 

Prime Weel Canton location tor Ms 

aa brick ranch on quiet court. 3 bed- 

room. Iam8y room hugs baaamanl. 

attached garaga DaagMkjl sun 

porch. Central air. Immaculeta 

$114,000 

RED CARPET KEIM 

SOUTH, INC. 

453-0012 

RANCH - $87,900 

Sharp 3 bedroom brick near Ford 

Rd 8 Snaldon. Completely remod- 

aled iratda, new cerpel 4 pemt. new 

garaga, lanced. Hurry wont 

est at this price 

Call Dave Heinrich 

RE/MAX 100 

348-3000, 453-9454 

SHARP. 3 bedroom. 1% beth colo- 

nial. updated country decor 

throughout, mual sea Prtoed lo aafl 

$102,100 By oamar 397-2667 

TWO ACRES 

wtth 1800 aq ft ranch and 40x36 

pola barn. (17 ft. Oaaranoa) Won't 

laat at $129,900 

CALL DANNY REA 

522-9700 

314 Plymouth 

BY OWNER: $ bedroom ranch m 

beat, famay room w/ aspleoa Ra 

room. 2 oar aisailiad jaraga Mak»- 

Vea $129,000 4W-077S 

CITY OF PLYMOUTH - M7.900 

$ badroaia m-To 

aI. 11* bathe, larga k 

pMca. oak UMSa*. 

let Bear leundry, i 

5ZrZXZUSS 

mm curroMCAfccoo 

1 years nai. 2/1 1 aero. 4 

bedroome, 3 kasha graol room sMt 

oaakaM oaWa aak woodwork 

and nw* «iratr9*» N4aBH-R 

0IA-COUNTRY «OG€ 

RBCANMTKBM 

BOUTH.BIC. 

m ^ o t t 

PLYMOUTH OTY UMTTB 

CEAL COURT LOCATION Uaa229,990 

CM 

Open OMy 12«) - 600 p m. 

13*8 6969 tor mere mtormatton 

DRASTICALLY REDUCED - $50,000 

Below MP'*"*!. 2 ± acraa Future 

Me of mMon dokar home* 4 bed- 

rooma 3 bath*, dan or office Famay 

room, flraplaoa oantral Mr Lavteh 

wood deck^pUynouse 

EASY LVING 

For buay people Aral floor laundry, 

maatar bedroom, ha* maatar and 

wMk-fei doeets, cuMom khohen 

W8U UM. I W 8 BT, Wf«ifll 

morel $78,400 F1«8U-N 

ERA COUNTRY FUDGE 

47. 

EXCLLMfVE MU.TOR NOME. 3 

NB8M brio* ranch. 2 boat*. 1506 

K Located ah a 146 a 170 tot. 

and aacMdaa. »1ia,«00 HMP- 

HMTOMC DMTR*m 

*ng we* Mot $ badroom 

Bull In Mficr*. front 

and 3 car 

lowly tomay room, new 

and oantral M. $107,999 

CENTURY 21 

8U8URBAN 

340-1212 281-1823 

S f S c r - — 


i l i t r r Q UUaM* 

rXmTTj d* WCJW" 

REALTORS 

11-5660 

r Owned 

Mot very .eos yerd ae gua. wr 

an* M«illi~«M* *-» 9— 

zs-JSTVLTSS 

315 MorthvWo How 

Grand Opening Phaaa II 

ROYAL CROWN ESTATES 

NOVI 

Taft Rd South ot 10 Mite 

Elegant slngle-femlly 

homee Gourmet kitchen, 

deenjner beth. cathedral 

caMtnga. hrsl floor maaler 

auNe 

From $197,990 

CALL: 349-8969 

315 Mofthvttlo-Wovi 

NOVI OPEN SUNOAY 1-4 

3 bedroom 2W bath, huge Kitchen 

lovely fenced yard 24434 Surfslde 

S ot tO Mi , W ot Teft $129,900 

ASK FOR STEVE CASH 

REALTY WORLD CASH 8 ASSOC 

344-2886 

Hot First 

Corporals relocation lorces the sale 

ot this almoel new 1986 bum brick 

coionlel m Maple HMI Sub 2730 

souare ft 4 bedroom wtth den lat 

floor leundry. aunken tub m master 

beth apiral stairway, ceramic foyer 

ar>d > kltcheri central air and more 

Must seel $254 ,900 



R E A L T O R S 

421-5660 

independently Owned and Operated 

NICE IN NOVI 

Heve your famay picnic on thla 100 

X 200 park *ke setting _ Lovely 3 

bedroom bnck ranch with flnlahed 

beaemem updated, roof, carpet, 

doors dlshwesher. HW Heater and 

driveway No makit anterior 2 car 

home complying wtth city Regs 

Walk lo CMe Center $129,000 


SOUTH. INC 

453-0012 

NORTHVILLE Very nice 3 bedroom 

Brick Rench, central air. attached 

garage fenced yard, appltencea 

Cloee to schools 8 downtown 

$99,900 After 5 30pm 348-3683 

NORTHVILLE 

19600 Beck Rd Congenial 2 story 

colonial on 2.1 acres 2 Fireplaces, 

hardwood floors, formal dining 

bedrooma. 2'1 baths, finished 

ment, gazebo, tennis court 2 car 

geraga with electronic door opener 

$269 900. CM 349-4550 

E R A R Y M A L S Y M E S 

NOVI - V. ACRE 

Warm and charming decor In this 

newer home feelurlng open floor 

plan, large kitchen. 1st floor library. 

2% baths, centrsl air snd sprinkler 

system Price $175,500 

DARLEEN SMITH 

RE/MAX^ !00 

348-3000 

NOVI- Custom Bultt 4 bedroom co- 

lonial Decorator & appliance up- 

grades First floor master bedroom 

central air. H sere lot $169,900 

Open House Sun 1-5 349-6423 

NOV! - JAMESTOWNE Green 3 

bedroom. 1'4 beth, large kitchen, 

dining room with bay window greet 

room, lerge prtvecy deck, central 

air. sprinklers 24525 Jameslo-wne. 

$141,900 Open Sun 12-5 349-0745 

NOVI/LAKEFRONT RANCH 

4 bedroom 40412 Village Oaks, W 

9 Mile 

346-5428 

NOVI - Open Sundet 2-5 44583 

Yorkamre drrve Weal ol Novi Roed 

North of 10 Exceptional i bedroom 

1982 built ranch m valuable Jamee- 

town Green Sub Beeutitul kitchen, 

fu* beeement. garega dining room 

central au and more $129,900 

Call HMS 353-7170 

315 Morttivitta-Novi 

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2-8PM 

20735 Meedowbrook. Novi N* ax 

ne> of Meedowbrook end 8 Mile Rd 

Over en ecre, 4 bedrooms dmmg 

room lamlly room, central aw 3'* 

beths. ?'1 car garage and much 

more $215000 

K.C. 

COLONIAL REAL ESTATE 

453-3939 

NOVI OPEN Sun 1-5 23559 Cren 

brooke. S. oft 10 Mi , W ol Haggar 

ty VWege Oaks Sub 3 bedroom 

.!'•» beth colonial Remodeled kitch- 

en t bath Large country lot Swim 

dub $131,900 471-7473 

OPEN HOUSE 

Sun . Aug 5. 1-3 

NOVI - great family home with 4 

bedrooms 2v> beths. sttached ga- 

rage natural fireplace, IUB base- 

ment, cul da sac setting $182,900 

RED CARPET KEIM. 

CAROL MASON INC 

313 344-180C 

OPEN SUN 1-4 

Impeccable Northvilie colonial wtih 

•peclecuer new kitchen AH the 

amenities expected including 3 bed- 

rooma, I'* beths, formal dming 

room 8 den Picture perteci lot 

$199,900 43060 Steepteview S ot 

6 Mile iV of Sradner Call 

OPEN SAT 4 SUN 1 -4pm 

946 NOV! Ave N ol 8 E ol Cemei 

3 bedroom cokxwel, 1'i bathe lor 

mai dining room, Krepiace m kvlng 

room end family roo* central air 

•rid many updates compliments this 

reedy to move into home $146,900 

Call hofi Yost 


348-6430 

MARY GATTO 

Realty Professionals 

476-5300 

Private Setting! 

-One Veer Old CuStom-buHTRanch 

with finished walk-out on ti26 

acres This 3.000 »o< and windows Beeutitul tlni»ned 

Oasement end much more $89 900 

CENTURY 21 


464-6400 

316 WMtUnd 

Qfdft City 

LEAVE THE SUBDIVISIONS 

BEHIND - 3 acree m the Cw, ol 

Weetlend. custom home m urMQue 

aree, country kvlng. city con»eni- 

: encee. 3 bedroom colonial. 1 800 

I K It . >em*y room with hiepiaca. 2 

; car attached garage Much morel 

Ce* k» details $ 129.C 

316 WMtland 

GarCity 

RECKX.EO TO SELL 

Sprawling » bedroom rencn lee 

lures Family room master le»ato*y 

basement and more Ce* tor dei.M* 

317 Radford 320 

BEAUTIFUL ALL VINYL with spa- 

J.OUS deck on 27Cm«7Sft lot 2 car 

jarage 3 bedrooms, full beeement 

--.ew heating and an conditioning 

->ew hot water lank new carpet & 

vmyi fkxn m kitchen. S of yard 

jodded Reedy to move in Cell tor 

4£>o0«nlmen1 522-0176 

NORTH Garden City Bnck 3 bed- 

room ranch Qarage hnisned Oase- 

ment with ber updated kitchen 1 

( block from school Cleen Clean 

; immediate occu©ency, *uyer« onry 

179.900 391-0781 

On Look 1$ All It Will TAke 

lor you to reekze thai this a one ol 

'he beet beet home .slues .n Wesl- 

•and 1.618 square lee' ol living 

apace to ruse your rsmily almost '1 

acre ol land to roam on rOu ll be 

delighted when you Me this lovely 3 

bedroom colonuu with count rj 

I «nchen and lamiiy wtth hrepiace 

1 $' 10.000 


Harry S Wolfe, 


462-1660 

Independently Owned end Opera! 

PRICED RIGHT 

- . : immaculate 3 bedroom orick 'ancn 

000 721-0096 I with lemuy room. 2 Ml beths msu- 

isted windows ettacned gerege and 

more 

B R A N D N E W 

- R A N C H E S 

Sparkling new 3 bedroom bncktront 

inches large 'amity sue kitchen 

with ooorwall lull basement, almost 

done P-ices s! $69 900 complete 

n-ome Trade m smaller home 

STATE W I D E M E T R O 

427-3200 

ENTERTAIN? 

Come see this 3 years new quekty 

custom bui« home on 1/3 • acre 

Special features include lamiiy 

room, forma dining room, patio, 

porch 2900 square teet Man, other 

•ealjres $138,900 N3«HA-W 

go* fflOGF 

j*a-S7«7 

OPEN HOUSE SUN 2-5PM 

25704 GLEN 

3 Bedroom ranch Irving ouaflers T 

finished basement wrth ivepiece 

Come see 1 Won ! lesl long Call Rod 

CENTURY 21 

Gold Key 255-2100 

OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 

6623 Mansfield 

S of Werren. E ot Henry Ruff • 

Beautiful 3 bedroom. 2 oath bnck 

home, firpetece. flnisned beeement. 

ga/age Extra clean Only $86,000 

RED CARPET KEIM PLUS 

277-7777 

GARDEN CITY By owner 3-4 bed- 

room colonial, l'i bath updated in 1 

out New furnace 6 2'1 car garage 

Prime location! $8 i,9M 261-7923 

GARDEN CH Y OPEN SUN 2-5 

32442 Wwi. Ford & Met rimer, 

Snare 3 bedroom. V* t>eth ranch 

F.mshed basemen! fu*y appnancec 

kltchon, central ait » garage 

$82 500 

CALL HMS 353-7170 

GARDEN CITY 

Remodeled 2 bedroom home, up- 

dated electric new root shmgles. 

zartm. me deck Frean parrt. 

$42 900 

WAVNE 

Spacious 1 clean. 3 bedroom ranch 

Country kitchen attached garage, 

oversaed lot Decorated wllh Im- 

peccable taste $57 900 

WESTLAND 

Newly decorated 3 bedroom bnck 

ranch Finished basement screened 

p*1>O attached garage. $72,000 

Century 21 Coo* & Assoc. 

326-2600 

nPFUIIIH 

29611 Joy s. Ot Joy, E oi Merranen 

CHARMING COLONIAL 3 bedroom 

1' 1 batha. with central Mr Spacious 

yard newer windows and roof Neu- 

tral decor very dean S sharp FHA 

welcome $77 500 Ca* 464-0205 

AFFOROABLEI 

3 bedroom ranch with 'misned 

basement and 2'y car garage 

Updated kltoien with doorwell 

$61,995 Ca* 261-1823 

CENTURY 21 

SUBURBAN 

349-1212 261-1823 

GARDEN CITY - Spotless 3 bed- 

room bnck, lull basement, carpeted 

••"Oughdutr§*r*ge. $73,500 imme- 

diale occupency 427-1065 

GARDEN CITY 3 bedroom. 4tn pos- 

sible Bnck Ranch. 2 baths. 2 kitch- 

ens central *ir. 2'i orlck 

Morel" $80 500 CA* 422-7265 

HANDYMAN $PEClAL! 

•Vestland - Surrey Ht* araa 4 bed- 

room Colonial. !amity room w/Ve- 

piaca. "misned baaement $73,500 

Ask for DICK LITE 

Remerica" 

Country Place. 454-4400 

or home. 397-0011 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

32636 Leon*. E oft Venoy. N of 

Cherry HI* don't mae this 3 bed- 

room bnc* beauty* Beat Big Kitchen 

with doorwa* to patio, centra all. 2 

tu* bathe, flnlahed Baaamant. 2'r 11 .rwr ip 1 riftfjl 

bungalow, baaement garage and 

terms Ca* tot details 

BILL JARDINE 

CENTURY 21 


464-6400 

VERY SPECIAL 

AH bnck Haneel & Greta style cot- 

tage with full basement attached 

garage Florida room, great room 

with fireplace, move m condition 

Oray $78 900 

CALL OANN> REA 

Re- Max Boardwalk 522-9700 

REDFORD - Family Room 

Weei cered lor 3 bedroom brick 

•ench iv» baths. lu» beeement and 

getege m deswsbie neighborhood c* 

bnck homes Priced at $74,900 

DARLEEN SMITH 

RE/MAX 100 

348-3000 

S REDFORD 

3 bedroom brick ranch w/Wonda 

room, finished ta*emant • • * bar. 

centra en 2V. car garage mi opener 

•mmediete 'Occupancy, to move 

right m- $61,900 

CENTURY 21 

Co*e Realtors 

937-2300 455-6430 

Waym County 

302 Birmingham 

Cheaper Than Rent 

end eeey to am r*o tree 1 bedroom 

eajnanmn wOeO rancO with a 2"n car 

garege Sanfite eeeumptbon wnh low 

money down and an attractive *Her 

eel rale Open Saturday 1-4 S ol 

Cherry Ha W on MiddMOen to 

19673 Oafcwood $34 900 


Harry S Wolfe, 

REALTORS 

474-5700 

independently Owned end Operased 

DETROIT - 11 room 3 bedroom 

bnck bungatow Needs pemtmc * 

carpeting $29 000 By owner 

18266 Manor 3*5-1719 

OPEN HOUSE 6090 Hannen Beeu- 

tiful ranch on 38 acre*. 3 bed- 

rooma, ftniahed beaament with wet 

ber. 2 beths S I7S.OOO Help-U-Se* 

Real Estats 454-9636 

OPEN SAT $ SUN 12-5 

Broemaloari - 3 bedroom bnck 

a* conditioning ItrapSaca 4 pool 

$89 900 671-4232 

oarage 

4 pool 

WAYNE STARTER 

I hie speoous ranch a reedy to 

Aiove m Featuree 2 car garaga. 3 

bedroms. urturty room 4 a lot more 

Juel $46,900. Aak tor Donne K 

Century 21 

Dynamic Realty. Inc. 

562-5000 


fll II ||M«-I-I 

B w u m m o 

BtMINGHAM 

SAT 2-5 

1600 Bowers. S ol Mapw. E ot 

Adams Rd BaauOU B*meViam 

Ranch located «i super temey nmgfy- 

bortiood we» to downtown shops 

and -sslarsnu Many new "Tv- 

lA o»i new hoi aaiar Kea$- 

m root and coppai plumbing, phaa 

gerage and nea oemertl mil n «*i 

and anvewey $62 *00 



REALTORS 

462-1660 

$69*00 

LOOK NO FURTHERJt 

TMa one a W Newer fcmaoa 6 cen- 

tra Mr m June I960 Newer hot «s 

Mr heater at March 1940 TMa 3 

bedroom ranch haa hardwood Moors 

m BMng room « 3 bedroome Ftn- 

mhmS beeement \a* beeutitul inorr, 

pma C — iu tana are included 4 

mucti mora OrOy $70,000 

YOtmSCARCHtSENOED 

OPEN HOUSE 

SAT i-4 PU 

331M JOHN HAUK - SpoMel 

ich -ar 2 M M 

ment and 7 car aorooa anting on a 

country Ma let tar oiwy $72 soo 

ASK KWMCMCA 

Century 21 

J. Scott, Inc. 

522-3260 

oaw Houac 14131 CANLaoM $ 

bm&rttom rancfi. 

oaot Mouaa iaoi mil 

*«. t-4 m m * taB»«a a *a 

aaA 

4A»f TNOuaAMOa 

^ E L P ^ E L L 

REAL ESTATE 

A BEAUTYI 

Low monthly payment 

than rem on this eharp 2 Dedroom 

ranch with p segment $ 3 tiered 

deck $ mcuh more Only $44,500 

JOE MARCHESOTTI 

Realty Profeasionais 

476-5300 

All Brick Araa 

li s cheaper man rent to own this 3 

bedroom bnck ranch in reos ouwt 

arae ol ftedlord Owners have re- 

tired and regret leevk 

room, eat-In kllchan. 

menl wtth bar. new centra ar. and 2 

car garaga they anfoyed so much 

Pnced to sell at $64,900 

OWN DON T RENT 

A three bedroom ranch with wring 

room, dining room. kBcnen lit floor 

laundry, fenced yard. $52 900 

F33BW-W 

ERA COUNTRY RIDGE 

474-3303 

WESTLAND 

4 bedroom colonial 

Ideal tor large tenkiy Finished baae- 

ment and large 2 car garaga Shows 

pride ol ownership! Aak tor Janette 

Proalee 

RE/MAX DEARBORN SUBURBAN 

541-0900 


Harry S. Wolfe. 

REALTORS 

474-5700 

independently Owned and Operated 

DEARBORN HTS, 

Over 1200 Sfl ft of country awvg. 4 

oedrooms lorma dining room, up- 

dated silchen. first Aoor unary, 

maintenance tree exiertor plue 

lerge mechanics gerage. aRDng an a 

large lot $48,900 

DISTRICT a7 SCHOOLS 

Cute, maintenance tree 3 bedroom 

starter or retiree home with 2 car 

garage Homa a located on a comer 

$ garaga entrance a on side. Ntoe 

Florida room otf beck tor your 

morning cofleel Priced to ae« at only 

$65,900 

Century 21 

J. Scott. Inc. 

522-3200 

WESTLAND OPEN SUN 2-6 

wood 

Beeutitul al new 3 bedroom 2 bath 

ranch Move m and relax Al amem- 

tlee Priced to sa* $87,500 

CALL HMS 353-7170 

THIS IS ITI! 

BeeutiM bey window _ _ 

large Ivlng room, wood floors neu- 

tra decor $ open Boor plan Nlcery 

Ibeahed taasmsnl Updetee mdude 

aghf oak knehan onboard*, root. 

1 now windows $ ovar- 

den Ctty 's 

W Mng room. It 

Doorwsi to paflo 

LNtng room 

L Kechen haa 

aa I cabinet*. apm> 

MM MM 4 uMty 

CLEAN - CLEAN 

$79 900 

CKMAM 

THE GREAT ESCAPE 

dapt M wm Mt| room oar M- 

rega Hi.HO 

REA80NA8CE RANCH 

TM* * 

Century 21 

J. Scott, Inc. 

saa-MOo 

w p m wmmm 

OamurytlOiaM 

Aak tor Aim 

ATTENTION FIRST TIME BUYERS 

3 bedroom one story bungalow with 

beaament $ 2 cer garage looking 

tor someone to fix me up. FHA'VA 

terms $46,000 Caa 

BiJI Lima 


477-1111 

DEARBORN WEST - Large 

ala J bedroom fYanWai 

dan. tormal dkung room. Braplate. 

finished baaamant. nautral decor. 

new heating i centra air. very deetr- 

abie neighborhood. 2% car garaga. 

cioee to schools $132,000 

Appointment only 542-2307 

BY OWNER - Brtck 3 bedroom Bun- 

oalow 2's car gerage Clarancevae 

Schools Al appaancea New knc*v- 

en 6 root Many extra* 2 wee* oc- 

cupancy $54,900 537-6844 

alumlnKn s«ded home with 1% new 

cer garaga $43 SOO Caa after 5pm 

536-7T93 

CALL DON OW DORIS 

REDFORO 

REDUCED" PRICED TO MOVE' 

TMa home a a super starter with 3 

bedrooms. 1 to! beth kodian with 

separata dmmg room. M flnlahed 


CALL NOW $2900 Moves You In 

FMA-VA Bnck 3 badroom 15 

i garage $67,500. P4J $497 

HURRY CALL MME STRAUB 

Ra 'Mex Weal 

CHECK IT OUT! 

3 bedroom home » 4 Radtord 

nelghtentood Perfect Starter 

'Was Greet •chocks flint hot 

dtomg room 6 to* 

cerpetlng $ Homa 

mm took at FHA A*lng $64 900 

Asa tor COON LEWKl/T 

Remerica 

HOMETOWN REALTORS 

420-3400 

Call Kevin or Virginia 


M1-0700 

CACL CHUCK OVEMM* 


oaawauM 1-4 i r m i 

Waal M l a M o*a S 

sae 

a a g v < a s n r a c s t s a * 

RtcyQWO Twa. f w feekng Ftonds 

room., btxsry 4 oedroom* 2'1 

beths Birminghsm Schools 

t?59 900 

JANETTE ENOELHAROT 

644-6700 

MA* BROOCK. INC REALTORS 

BIRMINGHAM 

Ouerton Lake Estate* coloreel with 

4 bedrooms. 2'-t beths, fomtfy room, 

end e Ftonds room Oek loots 

Losds of ~-e»*rm throughout 

$375,000 

JANETTE ENGELHAROT 

644-6700 

MAX BROOCK. INC . REALTORS 

BIRMINGHAM S Btoomflstd tfb 

loge Sharp 3 badroom i*xii. 2 fu* 

bath*. tamOy room. »apiece In *v- 

ng room t aeemarit. 2 cer gerege. 

herdwood floors, completer, re- 

done. immediate occupancy 

$ 166.500 644-2607 256-3430 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

6795 Gtonwey S ot Maple. E ot 

Mtodtobett 4 bedoom. 3 fu* beth 

Connecticut Cap* Cod on aknoef 5 

wooded acraa Formal tvtng t din- 

ing rooms, tamay room. Ibrary Flor- 

ida room and wa*-out lower level 

$459 000 

, 626-37 00 

Cranbrook 

Inc 

BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS 

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 

15921 REEDMERE 

W ol GraanMM, W of Beverly Rd 

Ctiarmmg rench - greet "CM*" ap- 

peal 3 bedroome 2 bathe fam*y 

room. 2 flrepleoee baaamant. 2 car 

$174,000 

1W70 BEVERLY RD. 

E at! noutlfald. W ot Pierce 

Ei c—ant value - queery brick ranch 

batha. tam»y room. 2 Biaptacaa. 

ad at $124,000 

SUSAN TEDESCO 

He/Mas in The HM 

646-5000 

Specious Georgetown Green home 

wtth 4 betfroome. 2V» oethe, tsmay 

room with fireplace, screened 

porch: a* 

treed yard m e great 

$212,900 

ENGELHAROT 

644-6700 

MAX BROOCK. INC REALTORS 

a larga tread yi 

_ - • - a, t ^ - -4 

f n*ymcx3moou 

JAKCTTEENGE 

302 Bumtngham 

BJoomMd 


CHARMING downtown 3 beoroom 

I bein porch Oeck nardwood 

hoots $153 000 367 Ferndale 

642-4672 

CITY OF BLOOMFIELD HULLS 

Ouaaty omrt Tudor by Graea Pro- 

Isssionstty decoreted end updeled 

tfirv-out MarOfe enlry. peneled li- 

brary. tormal dmmg room huge 

great room * femay room, wtnte tor- 

mice Kitcfien. 3 Vepiecee pool wen 

spa tmietSed Jower level Mk-oui 

nee entertemment atee total pnva- 

cy 3 car attached gerege Aaung 

$425,000 

PLEASE ASK FOR 

SYLVIA STOTZKY 

The Michigan Group 

Ml 9606 or H1-4100 

OPEN SUN. 1-4 

BLOOMFIELD VILLAGE 

3356 Morning view Terrece N ot 

Maple W ot Crendrook, 3 bedroom 

Colonial with Ibrary finltfl Florid* 

room, rec room. 2 

303 Waat BtoomAaM 

Orchard Laka 

FRANKLIN - Open Sunday 2-6 

32501 Hovertord Soutr ol 14. Weal 

ot T steai apti Outeteniang 4 bed- 

room. Zi beth. 2400 square laat trt- 

tevel Home on needy en acre Gor- 

geoue manor Big lamdy room. 

Lovety large kitchen, nea eapoc. 

Greet location Ba iiwaaiaai acNoote 

$190,900 

Ca« HMS 363-7170 

GRACIOUS BLOOMFIELD CotorM 

on wiggndlr a'll wooded sett*y 4 

Badi o orwa, 2't betha Blui.niia*k.l 

HMBcttools $259,500 

Caa Arm Hersnw, 647-6400 

HELP MY OWNERS MOVE! From 

thl* wonOerKk 4 oedroom cctoraal e< 

OluiJii*etd Twp. Mlh over 3.000 

square leet lecturing tanWy room 

ptua kbrery Cool ott m the mground 

pool m your own privela yard 

$244 900 

961-6700 

E 

j a* otters Reduced lo 

Contact me Goldstein 

NEW LISTINGS 

LOCATION. LOCATION lOCATION 

Immaculate center he* cotonlel In 

rteoirable Be m* n/»eiti Farms Subdl- 

vMon Updeled kitcfien. mlcrpwoie. 

neutral decor, new tumece. centra 

SSr 1st Boor leundry Btocinmlad 

HM School* Move-m condition 

$164,900 

BUILDER S CLOSE-OUT 

Bloomfield HM 

$195,000 

Brick Tudor In lovely Shaker 

Heights Umqus studio cetang m tor- 

mal kvlng room and dining room 

wrth beeutitul windows ol the BCTs 3 

bedrooms. 2 to* beths snd powder - 

room. tam*y room with Ikeptara. 

wet bar. wood Itoot Beet price m 

area Ctoee to enprseen sj 

DlciomBetd HM QuaBty bw*l by 

Otympta Home* fopiaar Younge- 

ber aorary, 1*1 floor laundry 

$240,000 Aak lor... 

Kathy Piazzon 


644-4700 

NEW LISTINGS 

1947 CONTEMPORARY Custom- 

butt ranch, m Ouanon Lake Es- 

tates Exceptional layout. 4 bed- 

roome. 2 bathe, and over 2500 eq 

ft . $299,000 647-7100 

FRESHLY DECORATED, beeutffjr, 

memtomed 4 bedroom cotonsai 

Fabulous 2-tiered deck overlooking 

yard and per* Won't last! $175,000. 

447-7100 

LOVELY 4 BEDROOM colonial m 

Nottingham ForM Muatad on s 

quiat a*-de-eec with prlvete yard 

We* mamtmed and Bena-igttan'i 

schools $242,900 447-7100 

RALPH 

MANUEL 

8tRMMGHAk 

Orsng room, 

roome. 1 beer 

ed porch ten 

Land oorarac 

- 1011 BarmeMa 

large KltcMn. 2 bad- 

gMeeed screen heel 

nd yard. 2 cer garage. 

$78,900 

BMMQHAI 

home 1Hcar 

Wa* Kaptt M 

1894 Mori 

* 2 Badnxmi Bnck 

jm i iDonxjoc' 

bic m o 

BY OWNER - 3 betk ooms. 2 beths. 

Kitcfien. *vtng room 4 MnBy room, 

atlecfted 2 car garag* For AppL. 

Day*. 642-0148 Eta 829-7466 

OPEN HOUSE SON AUG S. 2-5 

new Mtmg n waaoioetar v Mg* 

354 Datebioos 3 bedroom. 2 beth. 

tamay room. 2 fWapiece*, baaement. 

eetikig Priced below ar 

js m Sub 

CALL LYNN BAKER 

The Prudential Greet Lake* Realty 

6*6-6000 

647-7 too or 540-9356 

RALPH 

MANUEL 

OPtN BUN 2-6PM 

1529 AROMOOR 

8 of Ouarton. E i* i anew 

Haw if* 4 beOoom 2 story home 

Double lot SH bathe, npnns Mng 

I to $329 000 

PLEASE AaK FOR 

SYLVIA rrOTWY 

The I 

CUSTOM CONTEMPORARY with 4 

bedroome $ 2V> Mthe Firei Hoc 

meetor bedroom * Mm wah Romen 

tub * gseee tltower Buat m 19M 

Brum I open Itoot pien ceaiedta 

i' elkigs. Berbei carpel centra ew 

W BtoomMd Scfiooie $219,000 

CALL TE» HASTEN 

The Pruoenua Greet lanes Realty 

343-3636 or 95 I-6100 

MINT 6 CLEAN W BtoomMW 3 

bedroom. 21 beth cotonw Huge 

roome Orcutai floor plan $149,900 

MAX BROOCK 626-4000 

NEW LISTING 

now sfMs oontomporery open Itoor 

pten seat mate 2-elory toyei greet 

room with reutted ceOmg and met 

die Hreplece end wei bat $249 300 

RALPH 

MANUEL 

m Group 

441-4100 

PREMIER PROPERTIES 

CHy of Btoomaato HWa 


263 Pine fMge 

E ott LaMar. N of Long Lake 

MeonHcenl newer ludor atyta home 

inEcfio ndga Over 9000 aq. ft. ot 

IMng aree on Ota Brat 4 second 

Root HOI tub room Larga sOne eas- 

ier 4'n car 

CHESTNUT RUN NORTH 

Outstandmg 5 bedrpotn 

yard. sprmsJw «j«*ni, 

drtve. BlL. i*«H MM 

$739,960 

CALL SHARON KIPTYK 

The 

PRICED TO SELL! 

BLOOMF«J> HILLS SCHOOLS 

4726 PICKERING HO 


IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

Weal oft Frankln Rd Juel North of 

Franfcln Cider MB 

Freeh. Contemporary 3 bedroom, 2 

beth Ranch an baaiiHkl private 

treed lot Newer kMcMn. cerma mil 

tumaoa root, deck 6 hot lub 

Onuahed Beeement aM eat Mr. 

sptmkiw * sons ity eyeteme 

$199,500 861-1546 

REDUCED 

—328.000— 

BEAUTIFUL LAKE VIEWS 

Appr 

m tfss 

Mached 

try fltu* 

ftnMhad lower Mel tor lot* oI enter- 

nmg space MegnMcam mler 

•nd locettonf H-63789 

HANNETT, INC. 

REALTORS 

646-6200 

UNDER CONSTRUCTION 

Tpertacuter treed location Btoom- 

fletd HM Schools. Flrsi «oor mseter 

bedroom siats with etanpool. beeu- 

titul custom kltctien aWi large nook 

6 morning room e*th etudto oaang*. 

sKytsghts $ 9i apiece 2x6 exterior 

montha Pertect t*ne to dtoooe nte- 

aor colors $ IIIEMIM. Custom buM 

by Jolm Richer da 

Cora. 

Development 

540-4232 

W BLOOMFIELD - outstanding 

4150 sq ft custom bi«l colonial 

with sped* leahjres throughout 

Crown moldings, horilsmnfl Boors. 3 

faotaca* uauiws*; room Pîe 

wood panaMS den. 4 epeocsa M- 

dooms plus saimg room Mr. *ecun- 

ty Pnvete ireed lot 20>40 reer 

dock $396,000 Caa 865-200 

Cranbrook Aaeoc Inc., rieetlciri 

MM MAA* nil, nwfialil 

W j W we i DKM11119IU 

Orchard Laka 

OPEN SAT ANO SUN 2-5 

720 Long Lake Rd. E of Telegreph 

bnck rsncfi Beeutituky 

3 bedroom. bath*, country kMdv- 

en. tamdy room, aummw porch. 

$149,900 

SUSAN TEDESCO 

m The H M 

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL 

OPEN SUNOAY 2-6 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - BeouWU 3 

bedroom. 2H bath country ranch on 

gorgeous lot with n aain. Onty 

$169,500 Ce* Deve Beatty 

Smaateng great r 

large 4 badroom 

nH Opan plan tor 

447-7100 or 647-9999 

JUST 

Beverly 

bedroom. 2Vt bathe. Georgetown 

colonial. Anderson bay etndowe. 

ST LISTED BY OK 

HM Btrmmgham 

4 tsmOy room «Mi HrepMia, larga 

dock. aNuatad on gorgeous lot. 

$212,000 433-3271 

BEVERLY HILLS CUSTOM RANCH 

dan. sun porctv meny detune fea- 

tures 1961120 lot $167,900 Open 

Sal-Sun 1-6om. 31820 

Ords or cai 

BEVERLY HILLS 

B L O O M f f E L O H t L L S 

Almost an acre at lean and gard* 

Spacious flnaned wakout ranch, 

we* mamtamad. 4 oediuutia 3 tu* 

bath*, centra ar, dan. fam#r room. 

2 flrepiecee $172,000 Aak tor BEV 

RALPH MANUEL 

647-7100 

BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP 

GREAT BLOOMFCLD location ap- 

pro*. * acre ot prime pnaparty m 

araa ot mar* aspanafve norr 

Greet potatBa n tha 3 bedro 

brtck ranch LMig roam wfth nekt- 

on 

BtrmmgMm colo- 

I Open pan tar Mn*y and arMr- 

taming. BeeutltU private yard, large 

cuetom 

Great buy at $224,900 31043 Old 

i(N ot 13 MM. W ol Lahoarl 

rMtLL 647-1900; 444-64M 

bedrooms, X" beths, Tersague al- 

mond tile $ plush carpeting 

tfirougriout Famdy room, gtoeood m 

hrepsece Ibrary. Bret Boor laundry, 

decking plue spa. centra mr. prolae- 

MonaBy andeceped A plus, re 

$233 000 

CENTURY 21 

Premiere 

626-8800 

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5PM 

6904 VALLEY SPRING 

(E. of InksM. S ot Maple) 

Begem. 3 bedroom brick 

ranch am large windows 

end 

A NEW 

EXECUTIVE RENTAL 

With opaon to purchaae 3 bed- 

1 monthe rent I sacsaity depoea re- 

quired ImmirtM* occupency Opan 

Sun l-4pm 4494 lOddan VsBey 

West of Orchard Lake Road. North 

oft Pontlec TrsB 

-Century 21 

J- Scott, Inc. 

522-3200 

W DEARBORN BRICK RANCH 

3 Bedrooms. 2 baths, finished baa 

$206 000 

ANN FENNER S*>*GEL 

644-4706 737-2474 

BEVERLY HILLS 

schools Opsn Sun. 1-5. M o by sp- 

Booor laundry. $V*B.OOO 


MAPLE. INC. 

S53t5868 642-6500 

BLOOMFIELD 

319 Qroaaa Pokita 

rage 21990 ra sr lee (LaMar 

BMjre we Bat. $187X100 644- 

GROSSE POdtTE CITY ^ poverty 

16 Sycamore Lane Muat 

eteel M $33* 000 300 ft tram IM 

$600,000 range Leal chance to gal 

a super home 4 location a Ms 

price 3 or 4 bedioowia. 4 Ml beths. 

beouMuOy lendeceped AJ 

emenMee Opan Bun 2-6 or by 

844-1 

OPEN SUN. 1-4 

17234 BiRWOOD 

(8 ot 14 i*k E at liuiMBU) 

Almoet 3000 sq. ft ranah. $ bad- 

rooma. 2 beths. nrsry. horMn 

Boar*. [19BIR1 $138,000 


Wg^re 

room m*ke M 3 bedroom baai 

ranch * great plaoe to Bve. plue Over 

2700 sq a F*m*yroom. 1« floor 

laundry. cfccuM drNe plue much 

more-$214,900. 861-4770 

ERA RYMAL SYMES 

BLOOMFCLD TWP- Nea conetruc- 

tton. 4.100 *q« CotorM 

4 beOooms. *H baaa. 2 

piece Oek Boor m den with 

wet bar. Profeeaionai 

lendeceping Birmtnghem 

acfioois $340,000 

646-1800 


Sctiwattzar Raal Eatata 

OPEN SUN. 1-4 

43 IS CHAMBERLAIN 

IN ol^14 MM W ot Wtng Lake) 

Rare hBtop ranch baddng to seres 

ol woods. 3 bedrooma. 2 

(1BCHA) $159,900 


^chwaHzaTHaal Estata 

642-2400 

OPEN SUN. 2-5 

370 S amwil. S oft Maple. E ol 

BANKERS 

Raatty. Inc. 

656-9000 

A WORLD APART 

A Gracious Setting 

Backing lo woods on s go* COIWB 

ledroom cotonM deafened a*i 

unction FMI Boor meaM bed- 

m Mold's quarters oft kllcnen 

OPEN HOUSE 

SUNDAY 2-5 

5T2C Weel Mepte 

Jim DePorre 

646-5000 

tank 8 root Ntoaty decor 

lot Grea* buy at $42,900 

CENTURY 21 

Cola RaaMora 

937-2300 455-6430 

^CATHY LYONS_ 

RALPH MANUEL 

•647-7100H 

Absolutely Amazing 

Farmlngton HM» Spae 

a KJmay requeet Snw*> GI 

CENTURY 21 MJLI 

I Corporate Traroaarea S f l 

1861-8700 966-9901. or 441-8117 

REDUCED 

•FOR QUICK SALE] 

Moving out Ol I M LtfMy $ 

room. » 

lot fi 19 800 Henry $ * » • 

kARTNERB. 549-6409M 

^•RE/MAX PARTNERS" 

BHBLA MOnGAMMOTM 

RALPH MANUEL 

CENTURY 21 " i 

HARTFORD 

RALPH MANUEL 

I f* * a r | ELEGANT RANCH 

•h9««rJB 

3 pk* lots of -ess T4 cm 

cr-T 

«LL CHUCK OVEMTRRW 


Ctoee te teem. $ >*»tta*. » 

, , J 1 iR0M«LDT0aR-H 

( N. or | 

hj».o« Adama) 

OPEN SUN 1J30-3PM 

Nad Carpal Kaim 

•• IBM 

CENTURY 21 

S J y 

HANNETTINC 

R1W.TORS 

646-6200 

•OPBW >UW. 3:30-5:30 

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HANNETT. INC 

r o m 

646-6200 

HANNETT, INC 

• m a l t o m 

646-6200 

OPEN SUN 1-6 

4171 OM Dominion Drive W al 

OrcMrd Laka Roed N ol Walnut 

Lake ftoed Mat-out on beautMUi 

dad lot to 7 acre perk 4 bed 

room. 3vi beth bnck CotonM 2.7Q0 

sq.ft.. 2 dscks. IMng. dmmg 6 tsnery 

e w/Waptaoe. Ibrery first floor 

idry. Mgs n * i sune. centra 

M. automatic sprtnfcisrs. PsM wm- 

a. new Carrier 90 ivsnace. many 

axtrsel Move-In condition 1 

$219,000 Buyers only 681-9124 

SMASHING CONTEMPORARY nee- 

tled *mong*t the woods 

Tomnurrnw e*Me lornecs kricfien 

pr>v*e«ee $106,000 MTV 

MAX I 624-4000 

SYLVAN lA&£--3-bedcoom r fts» 

•nMtouee. lerae ot. ts*e 

3csr garaga $149,900 

682-9475 

WEST 8LOOMFIED RANCH' A 3 

badroom. 2 beth homa located on a 

wooded lot W Bioomrieso 

£&oT TNE $144,900 

MAX BAOOCK 626-4000 

WEST BLOOMFIELD - New 

Conetruclton Middle Straits Lake 

prliMges 3 badroom. 1'* bath 

CmnrM Beeement garaga. *re- 

ptace. atr. Pack, carpal Opan Sun 

2-6pm. 7T77 Circle E ol Hag»erTy 

S ol M e r d m $129 900 

879-2248 

WEST .BLOOMFIELD Opan Sal- 

Sun 1-6 5199 Foreetdele Cl 

Mepte r srmmgton Ftds immecutete 

4 bedroom. 2% bath cotonM. large 

partect raMatlnn 6 an- 

' *e caipawig. centra" 

OtoomBNd Sow* 

MM ses $187,900 7B6-C339 

WEST BLCKMFmO-Open Sun 2-5 

setts ig tor greet 

iMafMd LOOUJN PINES CONDO 

3/4 bediouna 214 Oethe 2 lire- 

places. dock Almost 2300 eq ft 

Move m 8 priced loss* at $139 900 

8616 Red Cedar (N of wmorn W of 

Lochenerit Ca* lor deecttone 

ROSALEE MILL 947-1900; 644-5499 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 

WEST BLOOMFIELD WOOOS ^14^8, 

ly room. 4 larga bedraoete, central 

M. sprmtaer ijilsn $W7.900 

851-4700 

GORGEOUS BRICK RANCH mOk. 

tr M l wMout 3 badrooma. fc- 

mg $ tamay roome. dock, potto 

Otrmptc atte in- 

ground pool I ioi.ee $ property a 

muat tee $179,900 851-4700 

CENTURY 21 

MJL CORPORATE 

TRANSFEREE SERVICE 

851-6700 

SLOOMFCLQ By owner 4 1 

AtetM 

agn 3500 *q t 

brokers cmnsiieauii $18B.S00 

Days 737-2929 Eves 981-4764 

W BLOOMFIELD 

COMMERCE TWP 

1636 Van Stone Or E. of 

N of Oakley Love m Brat a 

stunning BT buat 1900 square 

and boot pt9*iH*i 3 badroom 

dan. 2 beths. famay room wWi Bre- 

p M enermmg kMcMn. srini l 

Ightmg throughout Centra ar. ga- 

raoa and mora $174,900 

Commerce Tap Opan Sunday 3-6. 

3640 Loch Bend W ot ilegaaiy N. 

Mr iB buat 

taadng ol Northern Mtchigaii Lake 

on — - - 

2Vt b* 

greet room and more 

$244,900 

Commerce Tap by eppeivnail 

bidder's own rtrearw home Inoreds- 

bla queery end beeuty 3 specSous 

bedrooma. *pi 'a:iM maoM auM. 

2 tu* bathe Hug* dan tormaniMng 

M rekje 

Your* tor only $153,000 

2-6. On v 

" IB0 S." 

dock. 8B21 Aiden dr. S ol W9Me E, 

al Keith SMMng MfegM cap* 

cod 3 bedrooms plus let Boor mne- 

Dreem location S314.9B0 

•uniooH 

RE/MAX In Bie HILLS Ask for 

ftOaCOALE PAMARBA 

m

10€* 

OAE Thursday, August 2. 1990 

_ A W E S O M E 

S ? 5 s s « « 

room* overtook pool/ 

_ Circle This One 

rwil—III condtaon. Klmo*rty how 

' laundry. 

"**'tannd 4 damentary *6 In mbl 

Century 21 

Horn* Center 

4 476-7000 

*ai/t*ui-wooo SETTING tor 

'«ldaied ranch idand kitchen, 

oadng*, dcydghta. wadout 

*d w«h family room, game 

NKim. l»«dy doorwdi to4arge doc* 

3o much mora $179,900 

AJ8T REDUCED - • thla iwtanpy 

I 4 badroom. 2H balh, up- 

•otding extra larga yard 1 

Nm» Price Vat $154,500 

PILLARED COLONIAL wtth 4 bad- 

rooma. 3* batha. Nawar parqud 

Itooong in toyer 4 powder room. 

Nautrd decor throughout Fu* baae- 

ment Flraplaoa m tmHy room Only 

«M6.900 

SMASHING RANCHER 

5***?wrtarTH>or«r^'taSr" 

304 Farmington 

Community Pool In Sub 

Modndatf eaaer Hyi bring a* at- 

tar* on M* 3 badroom brick ranch, 

ctaan ** a M a w m a grad tamly 

kitchen up- 

$47,500 




462-1660 

independent* Owned and Oparalad 


CONTEMPORARY ELEGANCE 

oualom tfvuout 

doom. 2 atary 

K«ng room with 

fireplace 4 dudto cednga wd bar 

open* lo mod dack Formal dkdig 

room. Find* room with buM-ma, %• 

brary, gourmd char* Jaajni uncri- 

an. drga loyar ndh »r»jw. Mi 4n- 

lehed M*-oul baaamant adh m 

FARMINGTOU MILLS: 3 

Cotomd Flraplaoa. 2* car garaga 

Larga lot. Comptoa* rekxpiahed 

Mual Sedf $66,500 Eve* 442-0134 

FARMINGTON HILLS BY OWNER 

Cuatom 4 badrooma. 2H oatha. 

2.400 «) ft. mground pool. Old 

4225.000 474-5006 


contamporary tudor 4 badroom. 

2V% bath. 2,500 *q ft Magnfflomt 

2-iavd fleck, wdk-out 

. pratty landacapad yard 

on 0$ acra 4224.000 Opan 3d 4 

Sun l-« PM NE cornar Power 4 

Dohany 474-4742 

piaaaura 10 »how 

Super floor pim 

m. $128,700 

Century 21 

Today 855-"2000 

1988 & 1989 CENTURION 

Award Winning Office . 

BETTER THAN RENT 

Badroom bungdnw wtth beaa- 

roo». 1,000 Sq Ft. 455.000 

SETT IE DAVtS 

RE/MAX EXECUTIVE 737-4600 

BRICK COLONIAL: Woodad setting. 

4 badioorn. 2 fireplace*. dan. bay 

alndoai*. Many extraaf 2700 | 

aq ft. $214,900. I.R E G 624-2996 

FARMINGTON KILLS 

Specious 4 badroom colonld. pro- 

Iwdondf) landacapad. 2'4 batha. 

lormd dining room. library'dm. 

xxn. ful baaamanl partial')' 

HEPPARD 

4 7 8 - 2 0 0 0 

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

"SPLISH - SPLASH" 

Spravdng 3 badroom brick ranch In 

Farmlngton* K and al (wood sub 

Beeutitul updatad kitchen with 

nook, family room. fireplace. huge 

maatar oulta. baaamanl. larga pri- 

vate cornar tot. mground pod, «da 

antry oversized garaga - 4124,444 

851-0770 


oaaar rac room, oantrd air. 3% car 

garaga Homa orertookmg wooded 

ravine 4365.000 

EXECUTIVE TUOOR 

Partact tandy noma adh many spe- 

4 badroom brick 

radng* 4 wood burning ftraptace. *- 

kitchen wfth breaktad araa. Sun- 

room. neutrd daoor. parttdty ftrv 

ahad baaamant. 2V» batha. Id floor 

laundry. pr plead ona»j landacapad 

artachad 2% atda garege. 4219.900 

SPECTACULAR RANCH 

Abaotutaty beautiful 3 badroom 

bnc* homa oftars gred room wtth 

Irsptace 4 vat bar. larga foyer, lor- 

md dMng room, oounlry kitchen 

w«h bud-ma, patto 4 deck. Id Boor 

laundry, protaaatondty finished 

baaamant. attached 2H car akta ga- 

raga. 4234.900 

EXTRAORDINARY 

ClaaMc 4 apactoua badroom. 2 atory 

brtck homa oftar* larga totng room, 

lormd dMng room. kOcdan wrth 

bud-kna, braakfaal araa. 2 «u* 4 2 

had batha. huga tamay room. Id 

floor laundry, cuatom laaluraa thru- 

oul Wood da goH couraa 

SubdMdon 

BUILDERS MOOEL on 

NMs ot CoooorcYMfc 

3300 aq. It. homa. Al wnanltMa. 

Landacaplng and ar condm 

4309.900 Brokar parttcipatlor 

Ca* 553-5962 

BUILDERS MOOEL on 

HM* ol Copparcraak : 

ion MHa. 3000 

i_andacat»ns 

and dr condWoiWig. 4339.900 Bro- 

kar participation aalcoma 553-5962 

BUYERS WANTED! Sartoua Sdtar 

M> Opt rad aarloual Prloa raducad 

owar 420.000 Cuatom bnck ranch m 

poptaar t-275 Corridor Faaturaa a>- 

ly room Mth flraplaoa. mufb-Uarad 

dock. Id floor laundry, oantrd ak 4 

moral Mlni-mova-in condltton Cai 

today* Aak lor SWva. S 144.900 

C E N T U R Y 21 T O D A Y 

855-2000 

CHARMING 3 badroom brtck rancii 

on quid country dca aattlng 

Fmdy room with flraplaoa. brand 

nam kftchan. wading ddtvioa to 

•rfcnm. «4 900 

Cantury 21 Wad, Inc. 349-4000 

COLONIAL: 4 badroom. 2H batha. 

bud Ina. Ilnlahad baaamant. dr. ftor- 

•da room. «prtnMHO aydam. ftn- 

lahad garaga. Mud SaaM By Ownar. 

SlflC.000 CM' 477-4124 

CONTEMPORARY 4 badroom. 2M 

Ddfcin*. graat room, gour- 

md kllchan, 2 car garaga and much 

mora. Ownar iranaMiiad. mud *al. 

$149,900 Capa Cod. Inc 361-0640 

MAJOR BEDUCTJON 

3441S Ramtna Mda Or, 

homa bud adh avary luxury datura 

UmagmaWa 5 badroom*. 4 Mi 

tdta. 3 hall baMd. 4 UrapOacaa. fln- 

Mhad wadout. axqudlta Manor da- 

la* BdMlarl on 1 acra woodad ra- 

«lna ana In Farmmgaon Mda. Buyara 

only 4675.000 

477-8035 

3TON - nartaa Cl. Cuatom 

Tudor 4 badroom bnck. 3H bathe. 

4 yra. aW. Air, aprMdar. baautddy 

dack. gazabo, dda by 

Mr. iMcroaaoa. dooa. 

V r a g M Occupant Irana- 

474-6150 

471-1756 

F A R M I N G T O N A R E A 

COUNTRY UVINQ lo tha c*y 

Charming ranch aattlng on 3 

MAJOR REDUCTION 

3-4415 Rambla Hd» Or 

Gaorgian with coniamporary flair 

Thd ImpaccaOta 5.000" 

'^CENTURY 21 

Premiere 

6 2 6 - 8 8 0 0 

- FARMINGTON HILLS 

LARGE TREED LOTI Lovaty 4 bad- 

room CotonM. 2* batha. famHy 

room, dacki ovartooklng prlvata 

S d Cantrd a* lor aummar com- 

I. 4-167,500 

LAND CONTRACT 

NmmmJy t m of**r» ntoa 3 bad- 

room rateh wtth Ml wadout lowar 

lavd. Rraplaca, lamPy room, formd 

dining and attachad two car garaga. 

4144 900 


553-5888 842-8500 

MONEY FOR THE MONEY 

Ha opaooua 4 bad- 

ovar 2600 aq. ft. 

Maturing larga Nbrary. opan lairdy 

room with IVapMca. 2'* batha. for- 

md dining room, nautral*. dack 

SdMr mottvatad Nod 4159.900 

CALL ARLENE BIRSA 

Tha Pmdanttd Graat Lakaa Raafty 

624-9100 or 477-0549 


AAA BEST BUYS 

Opan Sunday 2-5 26414 LaMuara 

Drtva N ot 11 MHa. W ol MMdla- 

baft Handaoma 4 badroom, 3 bath, 

brick, ranch. Prima location Fln- 

Garaoa Hot tub. 

lack Rrat Floor lu- 

jacuzD, taunt, d— 

andry Lovaly Farrdy room Big tot 

and Mora $199,900 

Opan Suiday 2-5 31567 Traatdn. S 

oI 11 MtM* W ot OcharO Laka 

Road. An ai c/daclm d gam Excit- 

ing 3 badroom. 2Vk balh. 2,700 

aquara Md baauty 100' X 250' tot 

25' X 17 Matar autta Muga farrdy 

and grad rooma. Sunny knehan. 

4198.500 

Opan Sunday 2-6 26740 

11 MHa. W 

Baautifui 3 badrooma, 2 bath, brick 

ranch. Extra-lowdy kllUin: Baaa- 

mant. Garaga Gorgaoua woodad tot 

wtth atra - - _ 

11-44. BOO 

By Appolntmant - Lovaly 3 bad- 

room. 2Vt bath. 1.400 aquara tad 

ranch Extr* larga tot. 2 car garaga 

Excarcda room. *paOoua tarrdy and 

bath. 

room. 

aga, cantrd 

•Mia patto Quality updataa. Larga 

134.500 455-1660 

dMng. 

nam. 2 

2 Ml 

prtvad totl $134.5 

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

LOVELY BRICK COLONIAL 4 bad- 

room*. flnlahad baaamanl. anctoaad 

aummar porch, apactoua woodad 

Only 

ONE OWNER JEWELIKandaawood 

aubdMaton 26' IMng 4 dMng ro 

apactoua kllchan with bud In*. Ml 

tiMdTid il 2 batba. nawar tumai 

oantral air. aluminum trtm Thd ona 

won't lad d (134.900 461-6706 

ROLLING OAKS-Spaooua alagant 

draam coma trua. 3 badrooma. 2 

batha. 2 lavalonaa CdWornM atyta 

' towar lavd wad out to 

6700 

GREAT FAMILY HOME Brick OOk>- 

md wtth 4 larga badrooma. 2Vt 

batha. family room, Ibrary. larga 

loyar. 3 ' ..... 

mam. prtvata landacapad yard with 

2 tlarad dack $147.900 451-6700 

TOWERING TREES anhanca thd 2 

dory contamporary wrth 3 

rooma, 3\* batha. graal room wtth 

flraplaoa. formd room, Ml bath wtth 

whirlpool lub. Much mora 

4234.500.461-4700 

CENTURY 21 



851-6700 


NEW ENGLANO coWMd aaMbo*, 3 

badroom*. 2 ItrapMcaa. (Man* 

floora. baamad kaaplrig room. pool, 

dack. hoi lub wad out baaamanl vt 

acra traad tot 4256.000 474-6912 

N. FARMINGTON HILLS 

ntoa ranch In rodng Oaka on qua* 

court, numaroua amardiaa. 

quick occupancy 661-2197 

OPEN SUN 1 -4PM 

32161 RED CLOVER CIRCLE 

AFFORDABLE 

FARMINGTON MILLS 

4 Badroom. 1* bath One* Colonial 

with family room and flraptaca 


3 Badroom mamtananoa traa Coto- 

rad Formd dMng room. douNa tot. 

abova ground pool aMth dack and 

much mora. Aid 479,500 

VIRGINIA KOZIN 


SOS Brighton, 

W i w l L i 

Hartland, 

BRIGHTON AREA- Llvlngaton 

County Ranch on 5 acraa Brighton 

achood Poodbla land comrad 

tarme 2 badrooma hardwood 

floora. bnck antartor norm 

towad 4102.500 522-6150 

HOLING REAL ESTATE 437-2066 

OPEN SUN 1-5 PM 

3 badroom ranch, IH batha. 2 car 

garaga. flraplaoa Al updalad kftch- 

an, batha. carpatlng 4 hardwood 

floora N«a lumaoa. rooI 4 dack 

31747 N. Mar*lawn 8 W ol 13 MHa 

4 Orchard L*M Rd $134,000 

By Ownar 553-0776 

OPEN SUN. 2-5pm 

34772 Lanabury 

Thd Chatham Mda quad taaturaa 4 

badrooma. 2 5 batha. 2 car garaga. 

ramodalid knehan wrth braaktaat 

bar 4 akyHghta. pokahad hardwood 

floor* 4 a lormd dMng room 4 ly- 

ing room, family room w/IMplaca. 

flnlahad baaamanl w/wd bar. tu m 

a partact family neighborhood with a 

* Only 4145,000 Cai 

Bill Lima 


477-1111 

KIMBERLY SUB. NEW LISTING At- 

tractive 4-5 badroom. 2Mi bath brick 

oolonid Larga farrdy room with flra- 

ptooe. traad lot. prima tooabon By 

ownar $139,900. 474-002* 

LOVELY 3 badroom. 2 balh brtck 

leading to pri- 

vate yard. 479.900. Opan Sun. 1-4 

Realty Center 471-1296 or 624-6600 

and much mora. EvartlMng on ona 

am. 41H. 

HMS 353-7170 

4.700 

Just Listed 

Thd totdly updatad 4 badroom co- 

tontal d partact for tha tarrdy and 

even haa a flrd floor laundry and li- 

brary or fifth badroom. BeauMul 

nam oak kllchan and naw carpal 

throughout. Slta on a larga prtvata 

tot In a wonderful nanghborhood 

$156,900 




474-5700 

pkj* *q. ft. 

homa bud with ovary luxury feature 

5 badrooma. 4 kd 

batha. 3 half batha. 4 ArapMcaa, fln- 

lahed wadout. exquidte Mai-kw da- 

tal. Situated on 1 acre wooded ra- 

vin* arte. Buyara only $575,000 

477-8035 

| 107 8owtti Lyon 

LYON COMMONS 

Colonials*Cods*Ranches 

F r o m $119,900 

t Modal 4W-1211 12 Mll« i UI (ford Rd. 

baths 

•% acr* 

•tH ft TA 

4 badrooma 

•1st Floor laundry 

•Many tseturss ft options 

HOWUE&JNC, 

Grand River 

WAKE AN OFFER 

On thd aoad 3 badroom. 2 bath 

nook, tarrdy room with rwtird flra- 

ptaca and cathedrd oadng. maatar 

car attachad garage id 

$111,000 Aak tor.. 

Micky Eansor 


477-1111 

MEADOWBROOK HILLS rwtch. 4 

bedroome. 3 batha, wtth completely 

flnlahad wdk-out on hail acre acanlc 

oomer tot $219,996 474-7596 

MIOOLEBELT 4 9 MILE 

2 bedroom ranch. $4000 down. 

Land Contract tarme. 

Van Rekan Ready 566-4700 

MATURE LOVERS - .61 acraa. 

Warm brick homa wrth 3 badrooma, 

2 down. 1 large up with prtvata bath, 

graat room with flraplaoa open* to 

•unroom. wad-out baaement. new 

furnace, nawar daek overtook* 

terenad traad yard. Clean, wall 

maintained 4 prtcad 10 aall 

$125 000 

CALL ULLiAN SANDERSON 

Ra/Max Croaaroade 463-6700 

NEAR FOREST Elementary 4 bed- 

room. 2 'A bath colonial large traad 

le«. Screened porch, riceeeed light- 

ing. $149,500,641-4047 553-063! 

NEW CONSTRUCTION 

3 

$79,900 to $144,900 

Red Carpet Keim Classic 

449-1000 

NEW LISTINGS 

GREAT FAMILY HOMEI Spadou* 4 

n popular Farm- 

oflartng: 

room with flraptaca and h*al*d Ftor 

$179,900. 461-6000 

AN OASI8 ol aeramty In thd axterv 

RALPH 

MANUEL 

OPEN EVERY SUNOAY 2-5pm 

Alt* Lom* Sub in downtown Farm- 

lngton. Two dory. 4 bedrooma, 2» 

betha, mground pool. IMahed beaa- 

tot 

', d»y lerge t 

I $169,900- 

HEPPARD 

855-6570 

PERFECT FIRST OR LAST 

HOME. 1.300 square toot 

ranch Large kitchen lots of 

storage, laundry & furnace 

room buMt In 1985. patio 

wtth incredible landscap- 

ing. $99,999. Call Karen 

855-8542. 

•CENTURY 21 



851-6700 

N E W L I S T I N G 

KEEP COOL INSIOE or outl Cenirel 

ad, or 24 ft above ground pool* 

2300 aq ft apacaou* * badroom W 

lavd on 2.5 ecre*. $123,000 

227-9610 

RALPH 

MANUEL 


DESIGNED WITH DISTINCTION! A 

quid blending ol hardwood floor* 4 

cuatom "nowort In thd gorgaou* 

homa 4 bedcoom*. rt b«th*. 3 

car garage' aod located m prima 

Ravenawood Sub." Brighton Twp 

Marttand Schood $2*8 000 Take 

Old US-23 S of M-59 approximated 

5 ma** and Icdow open ugna to 

9935 Birch Run 

OPEN SUN t -4 PM 

HEARING COM PL ET ONI Attract rva 

3 badroom 2H bath Contemporary 

on larga tot lat floor laundry, maa- 

tar autt* with JacuzS. graat 

wrth flraptace. 2 car garage and 

large dack Brighton Schools 

$174,000 Take Slver Laka Road 

Exit, then E to S on MardtaN, lol- 

tow open algn* to entrance of "Fair 

lane Maadowa' lo 10933 Trldum. 


EYE rr and you wll buy Itl Neat 

Cape Cod on large tot wrth abova 

ground POOL black loo drtva. bear 

place In Kvlng room. Ml flnlahed 

baaement extra Inauietton. 2 batha. 

2 car garage In a graat tamay 

wlghtoorhood I124S0Q. Hartland 

306 South Aefci-Lathrup 

NEW LISTINGS OPEN SUN 2-5 

24571 Stuart. 12/SoulhAoM Cua- 

tom ranch. 3 badrooma. 2 bath* At- 

tached 3 car garage »l*a*r rooI 4 

kitchen Only 171.900 SWT 

23905 Woodland. 12/Tdeoreph 

3.200 *q ft Cap* Cod wrth 1 5 acra 

tot Living room, lampy room, flrat 

floor taKMry. oualom kitchen 4 

badrooma. 2Vt oatha Thla d a muat 

lo aed $194,900 WWO CM DOUG 

DURBHN Inc. Raartora 824-3000 

OPEN SUN. 1-4 

28201 BELL ROAD 

(S. Of 12 MUa) 

Contemporary ranch newty decor at- 

greet room. 

I living r 

room (01BEL) $119.900 

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

Schweitzer Real Estate 

842-2400 

BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS 

Sun 1-5 Largecolonld$ 139 

3 badroom. 1~4 bath ranch. $98 500 

9sr 

Ft»a Tn line 443-1934 

SPACIOUS 4 badroom brick home 

Modem kftohan upetavs. 2 batha, 

Ml Ilnlahad Baaement include* com- 

pdt* «rtch*n with pantry, aarylng 

bar much mora. A mud lo aa* 4 * 

price lo tan $69,900 355-0665 

W H A T D O E S H O M E 

M E A N T O Y O U ? 

How about a big 4 badroom. 2 bath 

trl-levd on a beautiful cornar lot 

$99 900 ESTHER LIWAZER 

RALPH MANUEL 

851-8900 

Schood Take M-56 approximately 

2 maea E. ol US-23 to Bu«ard follow 

open a>gn to 11995 Coumrya«Ja 

Drtva. 

ENGLAND REAL ESTATE 474-4530 

306 Southfield-Lathrup 

BY OWNER ; 3 badroom homa. rec- 

reation room, lamiiy room, 1,950 aq 

ft , attached 3 car garaga 

3 bedrooma. $64,500 569-2184 

QUIET ft PEACEFUL 

Lovely 3 badroom. 1.5 bath ranch 

on saduded wooded tot. Feature* 

tockxta 1d floor laundry, Ftorld* 

it* pertactt 1.900 

THAT SPECIAL HOME 

in Rembd MM* ha* 4 bedroom*. 2 5 

bath*, lormd dMng room. Ibrary 4 

braakad room, aiao Indudea cua- 

tom wood trim, curved ddrcaae. 

natural flraplaoa In apactoua family 

room mrrounded by protaeatond 

landacaplng $328,500 

ERA 

ORCHARD HILLS737-2000 

BY OWNER - 3-4 bedroom ranch 

Naw comamoorary kJtcban. 

root, florlda room. 4 alectrtcd Mr 

mg. Farrdy room w/wood burning 

flraptaca Cantrd air. 2 balh. Ml fin- 

ished baaamanl 9 mi,"Beech 

$92,500 Mud sad Spooeea m 4 

out Graat neighborhood 355-1818 

^4 CONTEMPORARY n" 

thd 4 bedroom. 2'-» bath Cotomd In 

nautrd tone* Flnlahed baaamant 

wtth bedroom 8 bath Security 

alarm, remodeled lormtoa kitchen W 

1967 $94,900 

REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE 

$6,000 bdCTo appralaad value. Orc- 

hard Laka/10 MHa A apactoua 2200 

a ft. ranch. 3 badrooma 2'* batha, 

baaement Now only $124,900 

Cai for appointment 851-4966 

Liberty Inveetmanla 

ROLLING OAKS 

O P E N SUN. 2-5 

29946~Mayfdr Stunning Provancd 

modd featuring contemporary flair 

Dramatic ceramic foyer wtth open 

at airway. PrlvaM library Exciting 

free form kitchen with doorwofla lo 

vtaw* tor M *eaeon* BeauttM tam»- 

hr room Wdking ddtanca to Fored 

Elementary achool For 

ahowtaa.aaktor 

MARCIA t 

VAN CREVELD 

Offlca. 624-4000 

MAX BROOCK, INC . REALTORS 

SIMPLY SPLASHING 

INGROUND POOLS " 

Mkghlghl M th* Mtowlng home* 

CHARMING Brtck ranch w/flndhad 

wad-out beaament. 3 flraptaca*. 

attached garaga. on lover, acre tot. 

AataddltaZsoo 

VACATION PARADISE aurrounda 

opan. airy brick ranch w/veraatle 

attached garage, anctoaad hot tub 4 

much mora In mod preettotoui 

araa. Hurry-nawly Hated al 

$172,900 

bad- 

3 batha. dMng room, family 

a/IMplaoa updatad kitchen. 

BRICK COLONIAL Often 

rooma. 3 batha. 

room w 

baaamant. attachad ga- 

raga. In mod rtedratile aub Jud ra- 

ducad to $144,900 

RED CARPET KE7M 

MIDWEST. INC 477-0860 

"THE HOT ONE" 

4 bedroom cotontal tdth den, kd 

flnlahed baaemenL entry tavd dack 

wada out to Inground pool and 

backing to 10 common* wooded 

acraa. $179,900 - 

WALK TO TOWN 

Lovely maintenance -traa brick 

ranch. 2 «u4 bath*, (pactou* floor 

plan, wad to (hopping. $114.900 

"THE LOCATION" 

Supar And. Lovely 3 badroom, IH 

bath ranch In prima lam»y tub Wdk 

to dniehli ». Ml baaanmn. In 

attachad $169 >.900. 

"CIRCLE THIS ONE" 

Sprawlng 3 badroom. 2V» bath 

ranch on larg* country lot. newer 

in kitchen. A 

I HOT I LOCATION 1 H OT I 

Larg* country lot accent* thd 

charming 2 bedroom darter homa 

In araa d muck higher priced 

home* Priced to move Cdl now. 

$64 900 

N E T W O R K 

REAL ESTATE 

476-1600 

V 2-5 

RED CARPET KEIM ASSOCIATES. 

MC 444-4100 

C o u n t r y L a n e E s t a t e s 

New Development 

South Lyon 

Home building Sites 

Ijtm Eftetes m now offering 

1/7 to I men, ' 

'JS7ZS. 

1 kJkchan. •1-llliJ Ight- 

dr. deck 4 iprMctar* 

l»146,400 

2200 SQ. FT. 

Ju«t li*tad under market *t 

$136,900 Stunning bnck apat lavd 

d amrtli "KlmPerty Sub ' Ro*- 

dg. nMc. aatm 4 tannd dub 4 

ba»oomtao ft m«tar MM. XM 

batha 23 It! IMng room, tannd dat- 

ing. hug* *ntertdner» gourmd 

kHchen wrth bkdMn grd 24 ft 

dow. 2'4 car garaga. PrlvMa tot with 

^CENTURY 21- 

HARTFORD 

474-6000 

GREAT BUY - Charming bnck 

ranch Nawfy painted Move right m 

3 Large bedrooma plua den. oantrd 

air. flnlahed baaement 

naee, carpatlng. aecurtty ayatam, 

naw rool 1969. 2 car detached ga- 

rage $79,900 

JUST LISTED - Updated Ranch Pri- 

vate aattlng. 3 badrooma, i'A bath*, 

remodeled kllchan. nawar carpeting 

throughout. Family room Al thd for 

only $72,500 

LATHRUP VILLAGE - Baa! value 

Ona owner Cotonid In mint corxX- 

Spaoou* Mng room with ftra- 

1. lormd d 

dMng wrth bum-m chi- 

na cabmat Hardwood floor* In bad- 

room*, aun porch over garaga 

Don't mda thd d only $94,500 

C E N T U R Y 21 T O D A Y 

855-2000 

COZY ANO CUTE 2 badroom ranch 

wtth flraptaca m IMng room Larga 

country tot wrth 2\i car garage 

Open Sunday 2-5 20917 Dataware 

$47,500 

CONTEMPORARY 3 bedroom ^?* 

Uatli twidl on larg* prtvata R>t Rr*- 

piece. 2V» car garag* 25335 Paak- 

aka. Opan Sun 2-5 $117,500 

ALL AMERICAN homa on *, acra 

tot 3 badroom ranch wrth 2 car ga- 

rage 23635 Hunter* Lap* $76,900 

CALL HMS 353-7170 

EXTRA CLEAN - 4 bedroom brtck 

oath* tamay room. 1at floor laun- 

dry. oantrd air, attachad garage, 

large lot $104,000. Hurry 

SHERWOOO VILLAGE - cuatom 

bull 4 badroom brick ranch. 2 Ml 

-f 3 half batha, family room, rac 

room, plueh carpd thru-out. remod- 

eled kitchen, cantrd dr attachad 

garaga. circular drive 

NEW LISTING - 12 Mtta/Beil Rd. 

Spadou* 4 bedroom brick cotonid. 

lovaly maatar auite, landy room. I- 

br*ry, cantrd dr. racr*atton ar**. 

attachad garaga. circular drtva 

$169,900 

COUNTRY SETTING. 4 b* 

brick ranch, lormd dMng coom. 

larg* kitchen, beeutitul landacapad 

tot. attached garaga. $136,900 

M C G L A U N 

559-0990 

FOR SALE BY OWNER- 4 badroom. 

2H bath, flraplaoa. many extra* wn 

Ml tor $125,000 or without Mni- 

tur*. $120 000 Southftaid area Cai 

evenlnga lor appt 353-9078 

FOR SALE BY OWNER 4 badroom 

2Vt bath, flraplaoa. many axtraa WH 

tat tor $126,000 or without furni- 

ture, $120 000 Southftdd area Cai 

avenlnga for appl 353-9078 


23520 Oliver CL 10 Mid 4 Tda- 

oraph 3 bedroom, famay room. 2 

bath. 2H car garaga. 469.900 

ty 356-0507/363-4440 

OWNERB ARE 9ELLWO 

WE ARE MARKETING ... 

24660 Lathrup Blvd. $62,000 

Abeok/tdy charming 3 bedroom 

room, haaament 4 garage. < 

around hreeiawe; making i 

307 South Lyon 

Miltord-Highland 

BEAUTIFUt HOME m downtown 

Mdord 4 bedroom, 2 bath Cotonid 

Remodeled krtchen Naw pami 4 

carpd Cai Kn* Savage 865-9872 

or Red Carpet Keim 887-7575 

BUILDER S MOOEL 

Proteaaionaliy dacoratad and 

landscaped 2200 aq ft Earfy Amer- 

ican daatgn. * bedroom, 2V* bath 

rrtry porch Beauti- 

ful home m 4 out Extra larga lot 

Immediate occupancy 

Bunder 887-5161 

CALL DON OR DORIS 

OPEN SUN 1-4 SOUTH LYON 

. Ba A County Squir*. 5.97 Acraa 

Mnford 4 12 Mle Rd*. 

An oasis oi aeranlty, thd 3 bedroom. 

3 b*«v oomemporary ndlta Tnto tha 

•carage ot green paaturea that w- 

rOund* It. Family room wfth cathe- 

dral oadng and flr apiece, country 

both leedtng onto 

dack, plua walk-ou 

mitaa from town It's your* 

for only $170,900 

CONTEMPORARY RANCH 

1850 *d ft, 3 badroom*. 2 

bath*, wrth wdkout baaement that's 

70% uaeebd 30 day occupancy 

BuKdar 887-5161 

301 Rochester-Troy 

A GREAT FAMILY 

NEIGHBORHOOD 

Come* with tm* 3 bedroom. 2 bath 

•snch on lovaly large oomer toi 

$126,000 Open Sun 2-Spm 3613 

Below*. S oI Wattle* E oI John R. 

B A N K E R S • 

Realty. Inc. 

855-9000 

A R E A L B E A U T Y 

You'I truly love true chermmg 4 bed- 

room, 2V» bath oolonid. lamrfy 

room, FVxtde room, cantrd dr. 

woodad tot. cui-da-*ac (46LON) 

$124,900 



842-2400 

I N V E S T IN T R O Y 

Surtabd for reeldentld or office 

R*nch wrth lull baaamant 

REALTY WORLD/Mdntyr* AMOC 

442-7747 

MUST SEE' N W TROY 5 badroom 

2'* bath cotonid on cm-da-*ac 

Nwtrd color*, many extra taatur** 

$245,000 641-7559 

OAKLAND TWP Sub*t*mia»y ra- 

ducad Irom $146,900 3 badroom. 2 

MU2 halt bath wad-out ranch 1V» 

acre, treed pond, many mora taa- 

Mss CdAM. or Evening 662-0911 

ROCHESTER HILLS-BY OWNER 

Adema/Wefton area near Oakland 

U. Affordable, directive home In * 

pteeearrt tamay nMghborood 4 bed- 

room Cotomel 2H bath*, maatw 

•ult*. cantrd air (naw). 2 • car ga- 

rag* 8 much more $184,500 Open 

Sat-Sun 375-9654 

309 Royal Oak-Oak Park 

Huntington Woods 

HUNTINGTON WOODS - 10076 

Hart 3 bedroom brick bungalow 

Remodeled kitchen, mm garage, ly- 

ing room 4 dMng room, hardwood 

floor*. $ 112.000 544-4481 

N ROYAL OAK - 2 »»0 

*q ft on on* lavd A graat atarler or 

500 Open Sun 

reive* hem*. $64 

4. 423 Woodtawn 568-7920 

N OAK PARK By Ownar, Berkley 

Schod Oniric! Immaculate 3 bed- 

room bnck ranch 2 car garag* Just 

$67,777 547-7744 

N ROYAL OAK - Cute 3 badroom 

1% bath aluminum/•frame ranch on 

tree-lined dred Living room with 

flraptaca tardy room wrth Franklin 

dove, kitchen sppaancee. rwww 

carpating freshly painted insioe 

Priced d $92 ,500 

G 0 0 D E 

R E A L E S T A T E 

647-1898 

310 Wixom-Commerce 

Union Laka 

NOyi AREA Lovely 3 bedroom fam 

•y room, garaga. pool A charrmng 

home reduced to $ 104,900- 

Century 21 Weel 349-4800 

Quality New Construction 

Only 6 home* rem*«nlng, but dIU 

time to cho** your color* and have 

•mmediai* occupancy Al noma 

feature t'4 acre tots thd back to 

private par* wrth eeey X-way ac- 

caaa Prlcea range Irom $ 115,900 to 

$158,900 Open Weekends 2-5 On 

M*pl* Rd * ol Wlxom Rd Cai tor 

mora rtormdton 

Th* Prud*nti*l Nwbauar Realty. Inc 

independently Ownad and Operated 

824-3015 

311 Hornet 

Oakland County 

AUBURN MILLS remodeled 2 bed- 

room touae Baaement end garag* 

Avondda schools $45,000 or beat 

oflw 852-8258 

OAK PARK Opan house. Sal 4 Sun 

Aug 3.4m. 12 to 8pm Owners Anx- 

lou*< Wl consider *D offers Beeuh- 

M 4 b*droom homa tot* of *xtr**l 

23481 Maiestlc. N off 9 Mile E of 

Cookdg* Cdl 545-6246 

OAK PARK - 20730 Wadhamptcm 

Graal starter or mvaatmant 3 bed- 

room. 2'4 car garage wfth baaa- 

- ' $39 000 649-4622 

mant Needs TLC 

ROCHESTER HILLSCuatom 4 bad- 

room; 2 tatttnoK bath ranch, many 

extra* 20 x 20 graat room, flnlahad 

$218,000 373-4044 

Rocheder Hue-Open Sat -Sun 1-4 

Walton-Adama Sharp 3 badroom. 4 

bath octonid Cantrd air. 30x16 

covered deck $173,900. 375-2477 

ROCHESTER HILLS ranch. 3 bad- 

room. 2H bath, updatad thruoul, 

beautifully iand*c*pad tot, quick oc- 

cupancy Brokers welcomed 

656-4082 

:up«ncy. 

1179.900. 

ROCHESTER HILLS RANCH - By 

Owner Sparking 3 bedroom, 3'fl 

bath Ranch wfth (pactacuiar lower 

38 

sauna Formd lying room PL 

marble Amir 

rored fireplace 

landacapad yard 

$167,300 Cdl 

larg* protaadonaify 

d. Sprtnktar ayatam 

376-1098 

MILFORD/COMMERCE TWP: Build- 

er* own 5 mo old ranch on 1 acre 3 

bedroom*. 2'* bath, grad room, 

ba**ment 3 car haatad garag* 

energy efficient, dr. alarm, many ex- 

tra* Reduced $149,900 343-4463 

MILFORO - immacutat* brick ranch 

In vllag*. 3 bedroom*. Ml t> 

mant. 2 car garaga. ctoee 

school*, mud aee - $45,900 Cai 

anytime for a walk thru 645-1487 

MILFORO-LAKES AREA 

(Commerce Townahlp-Lake Sher 

wood) Contemporary ranch. 

ASKING $139,900 Cai 645-3482 

MILFORO Pine Meadows Only flv* 

site* left including stunning pine 

traa covered alte adjacent to Kens- 

ington Park Cai 342-4150 or 464- 

M1LFORD You mud see to appred- 

atd ProtaMtond Bunder s hom* 

3200 sq ft. Al brick 4 bedroom*. 3 

b*th* (Jacuzzi I. 3 heat-affluent flra- 

ptaca* Grad room FMahad fu* 

ba**m*nt. Z t car attached garage 

Earthtonaa Al applancaa included 

Ceramic tie thru-oul Naiursi wood- 

work «y acre* i dory barn, -3000 

sQ.ft wrth heated ofAoa. 2 dory 

bunding, haatad. 24x24 3 rnlta* of 

1-494. 1 ml* south of Mltord 

$260,000 (313)644-2702 

or (313) 474-9714 

MODERN-STYLE COLONIAL 

Wtth naturd dona, brick, and wood 

exterior Prcileedona»y decorated 4 

landacapad A mud aad immedtaM 

occupancy Sunder 447-5141 

OPEN HOUSE SUN 2-6 

22254 Brookfldd. South Lyon (S of 

9 Mle. W of Pontiac Trdft. Sharp 3 

badroom cotonid offer* neutral da- 

oor throughout A*fc for Barb Hewm 

Coldwel Banker-Schwdtzer 

34^-1616 

OPEN MOOEL 

SOUTH LYON: Nlchwagh Lake E»- 

tates Lot 2, 1746 aq. ft. Ranch on nehur« 

For appolntmant 435-4753 

SHARP BRICK Ranch 3 bedroom*. 

2 bath*, finished basement, cantrd 

air, garege S of 10 Mile - Green- 

field $49,900 . 557-4730 

THREE or FOUR bedroom brick alu- 

minum colonial totally r*-don* wrth 

quality material*, new doors, win- 

dow*. roof, furnace, centd air Hot 

water neater, copper plumping $ 

electrical panel sprinkling system 

remodeled kitchen, naw upatairs 

bath with cathredral ceWng. double 

skylights 4 finished beaament 

$134,000. Evaa , 399-0328 

310 Wfr om-Com merce 

Union Laka 

BEST BUY IN AREAI 

Charming brick ranch wrth It am 

3 bedrooma, 2 batha. beaament 4 

garage! Plua Union Laka prtvMegea 

Including docking |u*t house* aw*y" 

Priced tosdl $99,900 

WATERFRONT SERENITY! 

Jud Hded charming 2-3 badroom 

home wtth 2 full baths. r>e*n»o on 

serene open b*y lot lo prlvd* targe 

all aports lak* In Umon Lakel Hurry 

bacau** n's priced to *dt $114 90C 

Call Lynn J o n e s 


The Great Lakes Office 

363-1511 

BERKLEY - 2 bedroom aluminum, 

updated kitchen 4 bath, newer fur- 

nace 4 water healer By owner (no 

signl Cdl after 5pm. 284-8108 

CLARKSTON Pr«ad below mar- 

kd Must seizor loee new home 

PerteeWy "jdntamed 3 bedroom co- 

lonial. centrll air. $129,900 

Cdl Jeas LfiWarhlll at Max Broock 

625-9300 or 420-8948 

CLAWSON - BY OWNER 104 Park 

Drive. 3 bedroom ranch, brick,'du- 

mmum Ftorida room, finished ba*^ 

mant. 2 car garage Opan Sun 12-5 

$89 500 284-0448 552 -3501 

CLAWSON - By 

alum sided bungalow 3 bedrooms 

remodeled kitchen & bath Newer 

carpatmg & window treattpents 

Fenced yard Partially finished base- 

ment Walk to *choott and dty p*r* 

Quick access to 1-75 4 [-696 Open 

Sun. Aug 5th 12-4pm 507 Highland 

$77,900 435-7^98 

FRANKLIN - By Owner Mull seel 

3 bedroom 1% Oath r*nch on 

prim* woodad lot Birmingham 

school*. After 6pm 425-1425 

HOLLY For SaM by Owner Idyllic 

country log hom* setting amidst ap- 

proximately 14 rolling acre* In 

Northwest Oakland County 2800 

sq ft 4 bedrooms, cathedral caN- 

ing*. oak $ ceramic floor* Artachad 

breaiaway and 3 car garage 

$207,000 PtaM* cdl(313) 634-5064 

KEATINGTON 

Stately 4 bedroom, 2H bath Victori- 

an cotonid on about v. acre 

trees sprinkler system, formd din- 

ing room *nd central air Lake privi- 

lege* on beautiful Voomeis Lake 

Like Orton schools $t59,900 

WARE PIDDINGTON 

627-2846 

LAKE ORION, immediate occupan- 

cy. contemporary trl-tovd. Ke*tlr>g- 

ton Subdivision Approx 2400 

*q ft 4 b*drooms. 4 b*th*. fidd- 

don* ftr«pl*c*. Beautiful iand*c*p*. 

Lak* Voorhd* prlvitog** Immedlet* 

occup*ncy . $127,900 391-0739 

TROY - Opan Sunday 2-5 6324 

Donaldson North of Square Lake 

W*d of Rocheder Road Troy's An- 

as* 4 badroom. 1V» bath ranch. Ftrv- 

lehed wdk-out wrth playroom, flra- 

plao*. and bar Large kitchen big 

garaga, pool with dack. Loaded with 

vdua Greet location $146,600 

Cdl MMS 353-7170 

TROY - OPEN SUN.. 1-4 

Slonarldge 4 badroom, 2Vk bath 

Cotonid. dr. oaramic foyer, oak ral- 

deck, nautrd dacor $129,000 

11 Jaffray Owner, 424-7351 

aJfi 

TROY - OPEN SUN 1-4PM 

1907 Stoney Gove 

N. of Long Laka, W. oI John R 

CHARMING CAPE COO haa every- 

thing you need - 4 badroom*, 3.5 

bath*, flrd floor maatar suit* Li- 

brary and formd dining room Baau- 

OMfy dacoratad wood window*, 

flrd floor laundry Al thd pkj* mord 

$157,500 

TROV - 0 «H SUN 1-4PM— 

1231 Proeper 

N. of Squar* Laka. W. of Crook* 

BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH TUOOR ha* 4 

badrooma. 2''i bath*. Ibrary, family 

room - 1 year old mgroend pool with 

spa. larg* dack. outdoor lighting, 

professionally landacapad Thd 

homa Ma "10" $236,600 

TROY - OPEN SUM 2-5PM 

1344 Bradbury 

N of Wattle*. W of Crook* 

PRIVACY 4 ELEGANCE A dt 

caa* for lying and entertaining Thd 

2 reer old 4 badroom. 2Vk bath Tu- 

dor M naattad In praaOgtou* Wood 

ianda of Troy on a premium wooded 

tot VaraatSa decor and floor plan 

Too many upgrade* to mention 

$272,000. 

THE PRUOENTIAL 

GREAT LAKES REALTY 649-8900 

2vt bath. 1600 sq ft. Cotontal 

Family room, baaamant. sauna, dr. 

sprtnktar* $126,600 Opan Sat 4 

Sun Evening* 626-2052 

TROY - Supar tocaSonl 4 badroom 

cotonid w«h gorgeoue* backyard. 

Century 21 Palazzoto 

264-1630 977-3620 

T R O Y 

Sytvwn Gtan BubdMaon 2.400 sq 

ft. r ear pi—Itgtou* 4 badroom oo- 

lonid 2Vt bath, Ibrary. dan, tarrdy 

room w/namrd Wiapiaua. Oack. oan- 

trd dr. dMng room. *v*« room. 

a». 

Jud Reduced .. $164,900 

REALTY WORLD SUBURBAN INC 

4TT- 

TROY - 1 badroom brtck 

Ita bad). 2 c 

garaga. ta acr* Wd rr 

W37 Muar. H of 14 Ma*. 

E of Crook* $126,000 Opan I 

day* l-5pm 362-3 

308 Royal Oak-Oak Park 

Mnaoa rool 4 hot wa 

mill'if valua. $64,600 Aak tor Ginny 

aedford 661-6700 

CENTURY 21 



8 5 1 - 6 7 0 0 

HUNTIMaTON WOOOS - Oc«w Sw< 

mm—[10414 Sorimaii. W. of 

• > d if mm $ Bed- 

NUMTWaTON WOOOS . ptada* 

partad - Spaetaua 4 badroom brtca 

homa am t kd 4 2 MM baMa hug* 

aid dona SraptaM 4 

^ 4 — s * 

, ~ a . 

, 

s s 

RED CARPET 

KEIM 846-6800 

CALL SMdLEY I t l MR 

> Pi inSdMd a i l LM ll hidlii 

B U I L D E R S 

C L O S E - O U T 

UNION LAKE 

1.330 sq ft ranch, 3 bedrooms. 1'y 

b*tfi*. Ml basement. 2'* car al- 

tached garaga. paved drlvaway. car- 

peting. stained woodwork fPaplec*. 

wood window*, paved street* Many 

extraal $114,900 S of Wlae Road. 

W of Carol Laka Road 

J T Italy Cuatom Home* 343-5927 

BY OWNER. 3 baOroom. paifi 

brick ranch. 1650 *q rt Ple«*an! 

lak* prtvltag**. 2H car garaga. Ivlng 

room wtth flraptaca, family room, 

•unroom. patio carpeted through- 

out 344 Laota Raducad to $92,500 

694-9307 

COMMERCE TOWNSHIP - contem- 

porary ranch. 3 bedrooma. 2 balh*, 

grad roomJ'A car garage, dr. 2 

many taaturaa to Id. 3143 Green 

0*k Drtva $126,900 624-4844 

COMMERCE TWP 

Naw Corntructton - 3 badroom. 1'* 

bath cotonid. Vtaw of Commerce 

Lak* $5000 movee you In $42,000 

Oertver Development 

Day* 424-5115 Eva*: 347-2797 

C O M M E R C E T W P . 

Lovely 3 badroom r*nch wrth updat- 

ed kitchen 4 bath. Mrdyroom wfth 

fireplace, flnlahed baaement 2 car 

attached garag* motfvaad issir - 

cai today $94,900 851-9770 


ESCAPE THE CITY1 

Over 5 acra ol daairaPta parklke 

properly MWdM Strait* access 2 

b*droom. family room. 2 car garag* 

only $59,777 Aak for : 

Bob or Glanda Sndgrov* 

North 525 

Century 21 H*rttord I i 525-9600 


1145 P*rkw*y Watertord. S of Elu- 

abeth, W of Cass Lak*. Surrounded 

by beauty, tha stunning contampo- 

rary hom*. newiy constructed, tex- 

ture* large great room, white formi- 

ca kitchen, high callings, flrat floor 

laundry. Ml baaamant, and much 

morel $139,900 (PA) 

RED CARPET KEIM ASSOCIATES, 

INC 855-9100 

WALLED LAKE - 3 bedroom, brick 

ranch. 3 car attached garage Laka- 

land Hda SubdMalon Decker 4 15 

MM $118,900 " 624-8452 

BY OWNER charmng colonial on 

double lot w-'boet dockag* on Cass 

4 Elizabeth Lakaa. immediate poe- 

kiadorL. 6fl kxcillirit value al 

$48,900 420-2118,683-9474 

323 Homes 

Washtenaw County 

OPEN SUNDAY 1-4PM 

3560 Vortaea - $245,000 

1 YR HOME OWNERS WARRANTY 

immsodls raatorad 170 yew old 

Fermhou** on 2.77 acraa In Superv 

or Township (Northeast of Ann Ar- 

borl 3 bedrooms, 2 bath* Hot tub m 

year around sunroom New and r*- 

flndhed hardwood floor* Etagant 

flraplace Formd garden* New 

heating *ydem. naw roof, darm sys- 

tem. Arm Arbor School*, Town*hip 

tax** 10 minute* to Arm Arbor 

Plymouth. Canton No showing untl 

open houe*. Aug. 5. 

Direction* W**t on Ptymouth Rd to 

approximately 1 mil* waat of M-14y 

Ford Rd intersection, comer of 

Plymouth and Vorhiaa 

PARK PLACE REALTY 789-7778 

m m m m m m * 

326 Condoe 326 Condoa 

Thursday August 2. 1990 O&E 

326 Condoa 

AAA BEAUTIES 

BlOOMFIELO HILLS 

WA8EEK FAIRWAYS Overtook 

•ng the goH couraa. 4 bedroom*. 3'-» 

bath townhou** Fmtahad lowar 

wvd and mor* $235,000 


FARMINGTON SQUARE Opan 

Sunday 2-5 1*» floor 1 b*droom 

ranch Glsmorour decor mirrored 

dmmg room aall and carport Near 

everything $48,900 

By appointment CROSSWINOS 

faces park 2 oeoroom 1'^ balh 

townhou** finished basemeni Flra- 

plac* centra air and carport 

$96,900 

ir«arr*r> 1st floor 1 bedroom 

-•*nch gr**l tor singles Ck>S« to ev- 

ery thing $4 7 900 

NORTHVILLE 

COUNTRY PLACE Op*r Sunday 

2-5 4 1742 Broquat 3 bedroom JV 

bath 1700 square leet tcrwnnouse 

Fully applianced kitchen, centre! air 

-r replace and garage 1110.900 

CROSSWINOS WEST Building by 

•he pond 2 bedroom r-» beth con- 

•emporary lownhouse SkyUghts. 

.Suited ceiling fWectace central air 

194 500 

SOUTHFIELD • 

fRANKUN VILLAGE' 2 Bedroom. 

1"> bath townhouse. fin.i*n«c base- 

ment one cai' garsge îsapiace 

and cantral ai» $79,900 

VILLAGE HOUSE For the fusfcast 

of buyers Whit* contemporary 2 

badroom. 2 beth ranch Mirrored 

wak and oeilmg, brand new in aide 

$69 900 

W BLOOMFIELD 

POTOMAC TQWNE Open- Sun- 

day 2-5 5194 R«hard Run West 

Lo«er» 3 bedroom. 2't t>elh town- 

house cm a no tr*fhc coun. fire- 

place central s«r Oecks and 2 car 

attached g*r*ge $114,900 

FOX POiNTE Besi buy in com- 

plex Newer 3 bedroom. 3 > bath 

townhouse 2400 square feel fin- ' 

isned lower levei fireplace, centra 

air alarm system deck and garage 

$164 900 

ASPER RIDGE Private wooded | 

are* lovaly 3 bedroom 2'i b*th 

townhouse I 1st floor master) | 

Skylights m k.-tchan Sraplace «i 

great .-oom loft 2 car garsoe 

$142 900 

Call HMS 353-7170 

326 Condoa 326 Condoa 

BIRMINGHAM FOXCROFT 

OPEN SUN 2-S 

560 BnUmgsgste 

N oft Mapw w ol Telegraph 

Centrally ocaled weik to drappmg 

Bloomheid Hds schools spectacu- 

lar townhouae end unH with privat* 

entrance 3 bedroome 2'i bath* 

totally renovated new martye tacad 

fireplace neutral decor Vou not 

sea this one $147,500 

CALL SHARON KJPTYK 

The Prudantla GrWt Lake* Ftadty 

848-8000 

BLOOMFIELO HfLlS Ccmdo - Four 

Season* Must sett 3 beoroom 

'anch Pool. c»ub house, lannii 

court, garage 1r*s $129,900 

Ask for RorfSewmsr 673-1291 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Ad.ms 

Wood* 3 bedrooms Possible lease 

option Negotiable lerms Avsilabta 

-mmediately $200 000 64 1-7184 

Bloomfield Hills 

OPEN SUN 1-4 

1092 STRATFORO LANE 

§ of Long Lak* E off Woodwardi 

Rare ranch condo 3 bedrooma Vi 

batha tiraplace. baaamecii park 

setting |92STR| $135,000 

A»*o opan 1Q04 Str*ttord $269 900 



642-2400 

326 Condoa 

DESIRABLE BERKLEV LOCAHON 

1 4 2 bedroom units avau*Oie Sep 

ar*t* imtrances palio* 4 carports 

Air conditioning 8 QE sppkances 

Oaxlux* carpetmg 8 ttghtmg Price* 

Irom $68 900 394-4330 

DESPERATE 2 bedrooms t'» 

baths, beige enne garege B*suii- 

M and immaculate Rochester 

$59,000 After 7pm 546-8024 

LAUREL PARK Lrvorwa Jpper 

ranch U50 sqrr 2 bedroom 2 

betn 2 car garege fireplace 24ft 

Florida room $t 14.500 59 1 9577 

Oowntown Farmlngton 

$129,500 

AI WYNSET * 55 home community 

Prime rear wooded ate 2 bed 

rooms, 2'1 b*1h* privat* cour1y*rd 

entry -ear DECK. IVnatoeO case- 

ment first rioor laundry altached 

garage all appliance* As* for 

Marjorie or Maury 

Real Estate One 

477-1111 

DRASTICALLY REDUCED 

motivated seller relocating Cross 

winds Conoos Rancf. 2 bedroom 2 

balh garage fireplace 784-1305 

8RADeuRY AN ADULT 

COMMUNITY 

Ptymouth 'ownship is th* location 

to*- thi* one bedroom. r*nch styi* 

condo FuB Basement prrvat* *n- 

trance carporl clubhouse and pool 

Offered at $70,000 


SOUTH INT 

453-0012 

BRAOBURY CONDO 

•Osoiutety gorgaou*. larg* master 

bedroom wtth fulh> finished lower 

•evel wrth full b*th and «et bar Car. 

•aaily be uaad as second bedroom; 

family room Oan trim, new-eerpet. 

many extras Clubhouse snd pool 

$89,900 


SOUTH, INC 

453-0012 


A NEW CONDOMINIUM 

SNEAK A PEEK 

GREENPOINTE 

A T C O P P E R C R E E K - 

2 b e d r o o m , 2V? bath 

townhouse. 2 car ga- 

rage, fireplace, cen- 

tral air, private patio. 

P r e - c o n s t r u c t i o n 

^>f»ces i r o m S109.990- 

6 6 1 - 4 4 2 2 

LIVONIA 

LAUREL WOOOS Convenient yel 

privet* Bring your toothbrush 

Beeutrtuay furnished and neutrally 

decorated 2 bedroom 2 oath wtth 

fireplace m living room neeted Flor- 

ida room poo" 

THE WOOOS great baragm. priced 

below market vdue Spacious 2 

bedroom 2 bath wllh laundry room 

and private entrance Club hou** 

Wllh rear round heated pool Wdk- 

ing distance to iac-ob-son'* banks 

and reatsurants Convenient lo air 

port snd *ipr*ssw*rs Only 

$74 500 Cdl Esther Baxter 

M A Y F A I R 5 2 2 - 8 0 0 0 

MANiST-OUE U P Fulure Water- 

front Condominiums North Shore 

of Lake Michignan Light House 

V lew 11 Marma 8 Airport Nearby 

Call 313-476-9159 

NEW LISTINGS 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY! Sharp 

and spacious end unn townhouse 

Prrvat* courty*rd with beautiful 

deck custom mirrors, and bmfi -ins 

living room $79,500 851-4900 

FARMINGTON HILLS - Immaculate 

2 bedroom end unit, courtyard new 

neutral central air carport *1c 

$54 000 553-2988 

A B E A U T Y 

M0V8 'igm mto tft* sharp 3 bed- 

room •ownhouse IS baths."updat- 

ed krtchen, c*ntr»l air fulii finished 

basement with baa prrvat* entrance 

and deck etuched garage. 10 Mile 

8 Haggarty $89,900 Mak* oftar 

S T A T E WIDE M E T R O 

427-3200 

BREATHTAKING VIEW from balco- 

ny down to Ihe mirrored marble fire- 

place of this lush year old condo 

Owner transferred will consider dl 

delux* pointings 8 window treat- 

ments,all ddux* appliances 8 floor 

coverings and even consider sailing 

some of the muted grey krsn furn- 

ishings from modd tor move-m con- 

dition Asking only $128,400 $4500 

down $7400 dosing costs including 

taxes Anxious 

4 73-5500 or 522-4000 

FARMINGTON HILLS''12th ESTATE 

1 bedroom 1 b*th, neutrd decor all 

i appliances plus space-saver mi- 

crowave washer dryer. 'minor b>- 

toids blind*, dec*, wdk-.n closets 

Pool, tennis courts carport Ready 

to move in Great location $59,900 

427-4749 445-8287 

One Way Healty~~ 

BRIGHTON By Owner Hrr- lown- 

house, 1545 sq ft $10,000 of ex- 

tra*' Loft 2 bedrooms. 2'-» baths. 2 

car brick garage, appliances, gas 

flraptace |313(229-0269 

FARMINGTON HILLS-Ramblewood 

1st floor master suit* 2 bedrooms 

up. library, skylights, walk-out. 2800 

sq ft $229,900 Owner 641-4457 

BEST CONOO VALUE m Oakland 

County' Sharp spacious lower unit 

with Southfield exposure Enioy 

pool beach lake and nature walks 

$72,900 647-7100 

RALPH 

M A N U E L ~ 

NortfivW* 

BUILDERS M O D E L 

2400 sq fl 3 bedroom urut (Tlr*t 

floor master surtel with ^dditiond 

1500 sq ft unfinished wdk-out 

Overlooks woods 8 golf course 

Completely decorated $35»900 

Cdl the Lara waver sales office at 

349-0035 930-1500 

NORTHVILLE - Country Place town- 

house. 2 bedroom IS B*th. i car 

garege cie*n, neutra. mu*l se*. by 

owner $98 500 ' 349-4258 

PL'MOUTH" 

Open Sunday 1 -4 

323 ANN ARBOR TRAIL COURT 

PLYMOUTHI ju« E ol Keaog Park 

Ju*t 5 year* old. in th* city with 

bunt this impeccable 2 story 

dormrnum taetures 2 bedroom* 

beth*. master Dedroom with vaufti 

ceuings and walk - in cK 

place convenient laundry 

••had baaamant and attached 

rage with opener V'SfT ON S'jh 

oaY 1 $ 111 900R O B E R T 

BAKE 

Realtors 

453-8200 

— ? 

WATERFORD 

OPEN SUN 2 -5 

1058 SANDPIPER 

IN of Orchard Lak* E a> C*»*!< 

A*no»i n«w 4 bedroom*. 2 ful 

bath* Marma available Wis gonaad- 

er ease with option (54SANj 

$109,900 


Schweitzer ReaJ Estate 

642-2400 

Ptymoutti 

SÂRP CONDO 

Live m Ptymouth and wdk to lowrJ 

from this over, j bedroom i belt* 

townhouse-style condo with private] 

setting Basement and carport , 

$49,900 Cdl 

JOAN ANOERSEN 

C e n t u r y 2 1 

ROW 

4 6 4 - 7 1 1 1 

West Dearborn Condo 

Newer 2 bedroom, 2'-i bath loft 2 

car attached garaoe tu* baaement 

cloee lo Ford $179 000 For more 

delays cai 

Anne Lubbe 


274-8911 

WESTLAND s*\«rp 1 O^droofr 

COndO OC«t#C n-«*r irtop-pi»>^ 

cfturcfrn tv—fi I « i i ap 

Ex>«rTy im&f -nutt Mti 

$6 7 500-neootiaoie Days, 

667-1064 Eves until 9pm 464-1853 

PLYMOUTH 2 bedroom condo atri- 

um, centra air custom lighting, 

MerMlat oak cabinets Stnnmaaiar 

carpeting. $73,600 451-1277 

PLYMOUTH 2 bedroom r* bath 

fireplace. o*ntrd a.- *tiached 

garag* Excellent location $99,500 

459 9JS3 

PLYMOUTH 2 D*droom t'y bath 

fireplace, centra *>r attachad 

E«c*li*nt location 

455-5449 

PRIVATE TREED ANO SECLUOEO 

I* 11* m city setting for this lovely 2 

bedroom 1'* bath townhou** 

Beautifully dacoratad m neutrd 

lone* Alt appliances including 

•rasner. dryer and microwave Fu» 

baaem*nt. prrvat* omrance. patio 

carporl. dl lor $49 900 Cdl now 


SOUTH INC 

453-0012 

WHAT k GEM IN beautiful W»- 

lowtwook Sutr Plymouth 2nd floor 

unit central an appliances great 

price $42 900 HalpU-Sdi Rea Es- 

tate 454-9535 

W^Bi-OdMFIELO 

Smaahing luxury townhouae 1600 

sq ft with versatile floor plan Too 

marry to rrvn- 

tion Decorated wtth impeccable 

taste $129,900 624-7939 

W Btoomftdd /F armmgton HII* 

OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-4 

S ol 14 Mile E of Haggerty 

38826 Cai mUt ''-"a 

SPECTACULAR RANCH 

just 'educed 3 beoroom 3 bath 

hni*ned basement garage Owner 

wants offer $111900 Follow the 

orange balloon Owner wants oftar 

W OOOED VIE W 

Ranch wrth 2 separate bedroom 

suites with private oaths garage 

Asking $108,000 

REAlT* WORLD EXCELLENCE 

641-8181 

332 Mobile HomM 

For Sate 

ÂRMiNGTON HILLS Beeutitul 

Qiaat Shady Lot Be an-Owner 

Laaa thari ranting 14x65 2 bed 

room*. Sarnorîrk. 474-3364 

333 Norttwrn 

For Sale 

KENSINGTON 3 bedroom tW bath 

dl appliance* axpando vnmeduile 

occupancy $6500 aaaume 

446-3154 

LIBERTY 1944 - 12X34 1 bedroom, 

ww nalurd gas lumeo* awning 

•had Good condmon West Potot 

Trwier Park $5 000 941-7*54 

HARBOR SPRING6 

namte" Village Home* condo* and 

bundling vie* between boyne High 

land* and Nuo* Nob Golf or 

ski-m ak'-out 

LANO MASTERS INC HEAL TY 

i 800-474-2341 or 614-524-264 I 

NORTHVILLE. SOUTH LYON wee 

12x55 2 bedroom newer appk- 

nrr> ifuffy *jpo#i 

approva $4 500/beet 632-5604 

NOVI'FARMINGTON Victorian. 

,14x70. 2 bedrooms. 2 beths. M>P" 

ance* centra *w fMapiac* Beeuti- 

Mfy maintained $27 500 563-7722 

NOVI 1964 Fairmont. 14x70, 2 bed- 

room* 2 ful baths skylit m kneh- 

an 2 ce*ng tana, yud reduced to 

$13,500 344-6048 455-3232 

Patriot 1978 14x64 located 

Sherwood Vllag* off 

Air garden tub 

condition $t0 900 

Haggarty Rd 

iance* Good 

445-3251 

HARBOR SPRINGS 

Loveh-'year -round cottage m 

bor Springs 

Heminger PEDERSEN RE 

f616) 526-2178 

339 Lots and Acreage 

For Sale 

ABSOLUTELY tha finest wooded wt 

•r Farmington ins • bcj* 

Secluded private road $49,500 

477-7634 J L

J 

UE* O&E Thursday, August 2, 1990 

Lota and Acrsaga 

* For Sale 

NEW LISTING 

NATURE LIKE SETTING Oeelreble 

f * *• «»ee ot n n r t a w Or« of 

STiTASSr" 

RALPH 

MANUEL 

N. Territorial ft U S 23 area 63 

.spectacular «om ROCHESTER SCHOOLS 

wooded 4 acr* Miimont 

•? • cr * K* on private road CJas 

ggr*- **&*• "** approved septic. 

Prima araa. CoNns & Orion «da. 

low nan at 895.000 

Can Developer 

373-7411 651-6025 

PRIME 

RESIDENTIAL 

PROPERTY 

" acraa. Somneaal cornar of Joy 

ma RUge Roada (330.000 

455-SJ41 

TER HILLS 

HILLS - Secluded 

subdivision. naar Rochester Rd and 

flees. Underground uMl- 

term* Ca* Tha Ctncore 

332-5115 

STER HILLS - North Oak*, 

ona ol Oakland County * moat *>etoefve 

developments. ha* only 10 

spectacular homa altaa remaining m 

phaee I festurmg *traam*. traa*. 

walk-out* ft all utitiaa pm* stnci wchilectural 

control* "A dsvelop- 

Cal or vt*t CXitton Rd , V oTljvirnola. 

Won.. Tuee, Wed 2-7, Sat - 

urn- 11-5 

I^MiVHVILLE - Plcfcford Meadow A 

secluded ft exciuafve 12 toi devwopmant 

on 25 acraa. Just * short Oka 

ride to downtown NorthvOa Ink-out 

John O'Brien 


3*8-6430 

SOUTH LYON - 10 acre parcel Possible 

4 spirt Perks, >79.900 

349-1457 

S- LYON, NEW SUBDIVISION 

Home artes offered In Country Lane 

Estate* Beautiful gently roNng. 1/3 

lo 1 acra peroNs I32.900-65S.900 

From downtown South Lyon go weel 

on 10 Mae approximate* i maa and 

QDTAAOD MATTDOWA SUI> OY 

turning right on Data.lea and take 

to entrance of *ub 437-5340 

sub. heevdy woodad. 

large kw 100 ft front by 165 ft daap 

and larger Sewer, water paved 

•treats Cat developer 737-3388 

YPSILANTI TWP. - 10 acra* on 

Bene* Rd >30.000 Land Contract 

Term* 

FEHLK3 REAL ESTATE 453-7800 

2% ACRES 

2 mim S of Mowea. paved road*, 

comer lot. Nice tor walkout baaement. 

278-6105 

340 Lafca-fthrar-ftaaort 

SOUTH LYON Schools, Livingston 

County. 1 29 acra woodad tot with 

privet* dock on laka ft panoramic 

1*»w c4 wood* ft water Parked, surveyed. 

>52.500 522-5150 

Noting Real Estate 437-2056 

TORCH LAKE 

GRAND TRAVERSE BAY 

MODEL HOME 

S toraia. 2 

to Amah 

aattlng. 

from 3 to 

CM L*KE LOT. baa) buy an ma 

100' frontage, part ready I 

Mdon. North East aide - >85.000 

I term L/C available 

MK ABOUT OUR OTHER HOMES 

A LOTS on Torch Lake and Grand 

Tr*v*r*a Bay We apedafee in waterfronl 

property In this area, wtth 

TWO OFFICES Diliiri ft Eastpon 


OF BELLAIRE 

1-600-966-2627 (Ml 

Ku II all I eft Aaeoc 1-800-431->121 

BRAND NEW HOME 

OnCaaaLaka. Coma 

'ZXSS.SS^ 

Marlon or Phyllis 

SUNT L A W — — | 

weter IrtMaga. >250 000 

Pfcawe JeaTvan Treeae 

16-347-3643 

342 Lahefront Property 342 Lakafront Proparty 348 Camatary Lota 

A PRIVATE RETREAT 

ON 

WING LAKE 

COME HOME TO 

LAKEFRONT LIVING! 

Land Contract poeetbie 

1540,000 

RE/MAX m Ihe MILLS As* tor 

Roxanne Walsh 

646-5000 

BREATHTAKING VIEW ol Laka St 

Clair from ftus gorgeous condo al 

in* water s edge Living room erfth 

WeptoLe ft cathedral Lsaaig. J—iyi 

ar knehan. 1»t Itoor meetor greannouM 

room w.'hoi tub ft more 

>359.000 Cat 8M) Armstrong at 

Tha Prudentl«i Oroaaa Pointe Real 

Estele Co 883-0007 Today 

3 

BY OWNER 3 bedroom. 3 Oath condo 

on Caa* Laka A loft. 18x34 great 

room, veulted caWnga. fireplace. 3 

car garaga, heated pool. S177.000 

Appointment 682-4645 

CASS LAKE PROMT tOTS Araa ot 

new custom home*, walkout altaa 

wllh privacy and mature trees W 

Bloomfteid schools Starting at 

K240 000 MOT 

MA* BROOCK 6J6-4000 

CASS LAKE LOT 

Premier Cass Lefcetront lot on esdualve 

Erie Dr One of me higheet 

leu anon* on Cass Lake «lth mapnMcenl 

sunset views 86 Ft on the 

water, niteoe of Orchard Laka. W 

Bloomfield School* Attractive Land 

Contract terms are available 

>525.000 

CASS LAKE-*-- 

5500 Sq Ft 1969 builderU own 

Contemporary wtth M ft ot sandy 

beach 5 Bedroom*. 2nd floor laundry 

room, 3 «• car attached'garage 

and gorgeoua master suite wtth sitling 

room feeing the lake 8686.000 

CASS LA HE 

'969 contemporary with beautiful 

sandy beach 2800 Sq Ft., 3 car attached 

garaga. lone of bunt-ma and 

a ful baaamant are iue* • «ew of the 

•menmes >650.000 


UPPER STRATI'S LAKE 

Prtvaaoaa are |uat pari ol what la Included 

etth IMa 4400 aq. ft termer 

modal m Orchard Laka V»a©e A 

partact home far anteitali«nj md 

flexible Land Contract Tarme are 

FOREST LAKE 

10,000 Sq R authentic EngHah Tudor 

cuatom CMIW by Ourka and saw 

now under construction on a beeuti- 

LOWER LONG LAKE 

Warm Contemporary wfth 133 ft of 

frontage and panoramic views of the 

Kirk 1st Floor master sirfte wtth sitting 

room and deck 4 Bedrooms. 3 

tut ft 2 half bams, butter s pantry 

>1.250.000 

CHRIS OR DONNA 


EXECUTIVE LAKEFRONT 

All icons Voorttels Lak* 

Over 3,000 N II ol living apace, oltora 

4 badrooms tamity room. Fonda 

room with many imaniDas Traad 

cul-de-sac lo! with 107 ft of sandy 

Peach 1389.000 

5 minute* off 1-75 at Baldwin Rd 

IJnda. 391 383S 333-8234 

JACK CHRISTENSON REALTORS 

LAKEFRONT CONTEMPORARY 

with style and flak Open floor plan 

wllh stepdown dtnmg araa. den with 

natural ftrepiece and a spacious 

maatar surta with *pa bath Beautiful 

ehorHne on al sport* lak* 

•477,000 

Ask for Qeoroe Brown 

855-8600 or 855-0936 

ORCHARO LAKE ASSOCIATES 

LAKEFRONT HOME 3 bedrooms. 

Vi baths. modem con temporsry pi 

level on an sport* take m N Oakland 

County >235.040 Days. 451-3515. 

Eves , 637-2683 

LOBELL LAKE 110 ft frontege 

Newly redecorted 3 bedrooms 2 

baths In Linden Land Contract 

available. Call 735-5412 

MIDDLE STRAITS LAKEFRONT 

Updated 4 bedroom home shows 

Ike a model Seawall ft Dock Hurry 

>316.500 CDK 


MILFORO ARE* 90fl on Lake Ona 

Open, airy, al neutral 2*00 jg. ft. 

ranch completely hni*hea w«k 

out Buirr 1988 3 bedroom, 2't 

beth. ofhceMth bedroom, 1st floor 

laundry, master bedroom auffe. Nreplace 

wood window*, air. sprinkler*. 

ceramic kitchen, baths loyar 

>184.900 Leevemeeaage 454-070$ 

NEW RESORT CONOO SUITES 

FURNISHED FROM >33.900 

. iQuarter Ownership) 

The Waier Street Inn 

on Lake Charlevoix In Boyne City 

1(800>456-4313 


2389 ISLAND VIEW 

Turn right on HWar to Recreatlonrlght 

to island View Thla magnificent 

Caa* Lakafront home la 7000 

graat room, family room, first floor 

master bedroom ha* whirlpool stall 

ahower walk-in cloee! High certmga. 

skyHghis extra wide staircase*. 

flnlahad walk-out lower level 

wtth floor lo ceHirtg window* ft 

doorwall overlooking lak* 2 car attached 

garage Aaklng >619.000 




661-9008 or 851-41 

51-4100 

ORCHARO LAKE 

Canal lot. ,)ust under one 

acre Perfect tor walkout 

>422.000 

Call: 683-5595 

tul 1 acra lot m Heron Pointe 138 

Fl of frontage « 

Bloom Held HM* School* 

PRESTIGIOUS HEATHER LAKE- 

FRONT TUOOR. 3100 Square feet 

home 24X18 kitchen, sunken dMng 

community and al of tha 

room. 5 bedroom*. 3% beth*. Ucred 

amenities are Included decking wrth gazabo and much 

>1,700,000 

more BEAUTIFUL VIEW >319,000 


Proctor Inc., REALTORS 

Linton Lake 

363-5700 

CASS LAKE 

Recently completed custom homes 

now avalable ah aB-ipons Cass 

Lake >420.000->4s0.000 353-0077 

CHESTERFIELD TWP - A Lake St 

Clair kekefront wfth canal. 2 bedroom 

ranch on larga toi >198.000 

Land Contract terme 949-7243 

K> R 

"* ""PLEASE ASK FOR 


-JheJ 

661-9008 or 651-41^0 

DEED LAKE FRONTAGE-two bedroom. 

1 bath on comer XX across 

from Laka Oakland Newty renovated. 

TSE. >83.900 


ENJOY CASS LAKE 

remodeled 

80 *115' tot wt0i 2 car 

>129 800 Cai Wca Can 

RALPH MANUEL 

647-7100 

IMMEDIATE 

OCCUPANCY 

NORTHVILLE CONOO 

With private sand beech. Swimming, 

boatlna Ashing and nature preserve 

On Back Rd . S of 7 MHa W 

of 275 From >199.500 

LAKE ANGEL US - 3 bedrooma. 

PRIME FOREST LAKEFRONT 

Elegant pMard cotontal on private 

road In exclusive Indlanwood Hom* 

boest* laka vtevrs. prfvate island 

apactoua rooma ft Btoomftew Mia 

schools Amenftiea Include. 3 flre- 

Wacea, butlers pantry, flrsl floor 

laundry, formal dining room, 3 full 

bath*. 3 -> car garage, central air, 

aaLWlly ft nwrninar lynamt *wir>o 

>895.000 

CALL GINNY BECERA 

The Prudential Graal Lakes Realty 

646-6000 

RARE FIND" 100 feet or Sylvan 

Lake Rebuin 1988 3 bedroom, master 

with wei seuna ft prrvaie sun 

dack. Engli*h garden*. TLE 

$360 000 


SPECTACULAR WALNUT 

LAKEFRONT HOME 

Bloomfield HMs schools. Contemporary 

showpiece Enter akylll loyer 

taiga great room as entertainment 

oanter and roas o« window* overlooking 

laka. High celling*, 

skylights, maatar badroom has wfurptooi. 

staa shower, compart mem ec 

his/hers areaa Rntahed wa*-out 

tower level. 3 car attachad garage 

Aaklng >975.000. 




661-9608 or 851-4100 

UPPER STRAITS LAKEFRONT with 

comaninuiaty flair Move right in for 

aummar fun! >415.000 RDS 


PINE LAKE QEMETERY 

Weel Bloomfield M>odleOen and 

Pine Lak* Road. 2 side by side lots 

I' 100 549-S627 

WMtre CHAPEL 2 or * Jraves. 

Garden of Religious Liberty Reasonory 

priced al >650 each 

Can 861-4901 

351 Bua. 8 Profaaaional 

Bldgt. For Saia 

AN 800 sq h reiail space with 2 

bedrexxn apl upstairs grossing 

>12.000 s year >85.000 LC available. 

S Redford Twp 937-2883 

FARMINOtON HILLS 

9 MILE NEAR MIDOLEBELT 

3,500 SQ FT 

471-3-ltST 

352 Commercial / Ratail 

For Sa)a 

BIRMINGHAM - 684,686 S Adams 

Commarical buiidirvg 

Bloomfield Realty Inc 647-8060 

CANTON - Light Industrial on ttlicfugan 

Avenue Qood tronlage Water 

and uliltlies ai sne Call John Bower 

261-5080. 

Thompson-Brown 

CHECK THESE FOR SALE 

Choice corner lot, high traffic area 

Now used car lot with 80 car capacity 

and 1500 sq ft., air conditioned 

office with 2 bay service area 

Busineas aiao available 

FOR LEASE - LIVONIA 

Slnp center, high traffic area 

800-1.000-1400-4200 ftq fl 

FOR LEASE. NOVI OFFICE 

1 000 - 2.000 »q ft finish to sun 

MURNING'HAN ASSOCIATES 

26'-9610 

Trenton area New construction 

completed Jan 1990 Capacity for 

115 students Bul»t*ng 5300 aq ft . 

pm* 1200 aq ft . of omee ft consuftatlon 

New coftcapt open modular 

claaaroom* 70% reserved reservations 

for new year Asking price 

>545,000 

ASK FOR BOB TENNANT 

The Prudential Graat Lake* Realty 

646-6000 or 435-6136 

GREATLY REDUCED 

Grand Otoar wast ol Beech. 2 story. 

Mtg quarlaa up CurrentTy an upholstery 

ahop down. C-1 zoning 

Separata fumecee Cored floor and 

celling. 2,000 aq ft >79.900 

Century 21 

ROW 

464-7111 

PLYMOUTH - Exceaent Ann Arbor 

Rd Commercial 3.800 sq ft., tots of 

parking, accaea Ann Arlx* Rd or S 

Harvey St Priced for tha nieelut or 

buyar uear For m formation call: 

FEHLfG REAL ESTATE, 453-7800 

PLYMOUTH OFFICE - 1500 SQ FT 

Ample parking Sale or laaaa. 

Terms flexlblft Contacl Mr Cohn. 

Days 453-6000 Evn 459-6539 

THREE COMMERCIAL LOCATIONS 

7500SO *T Biog trremaSUll* _ 

1500 sq fl Bldg Pfy.'Northvttle Rd 

3450 sq fl Bldg Farmington,Grand 

River Rd , 

Smger Whltmore ft Assoc 642-1117 

355 Industrial 

Vacant Proparty 

COMMERCE LAKEFRONT Contemporary 

bum m 1989 Three bedrooma. 

2 betha. cathredral draf ceMnga 

On main body of w - spectacular 

vtewi Ask tor Mane 

626-4000 82.000 476-4673 BRIGHTON (East of) 26 acres 

zoned general industrial 1.300 fron- 

COMPLETE PRIVACY? 

Lafcefront kvlng on 2 lakes m Oreherd 

Lake VMê. 550 leaf on Caa* 

ft Dow Lake* Almost 4 acraa C«i 

divide. CMord Wright deelgned 

home Is 5000 aq ft with 3 cm attached 

garage and flnohea wNk-out 

SPARKLING PINE LAKE 

new luxury condos upgraded beyond 

beUafl En(oy beeutitul vistas on 

Pine Lake: beach house ft private 

boat dock included 3 models from 

>369.000 

Presented by, AUBREY H TOBIN 

Century 21 Northwestern 

tage on Class A rd Over 1800 ft on 

CftO Railroad Mliies from the 

Expressway J Exit Spirts available 

CALL MARil MARiE COULTER. Michigan 

Group.477-0711 or 

For model hours ft information 

phone. 663-7077 or 932-3070 

WATERFORD - On prfvate lake, ac~ 

cess to 2 more Bum 1986. 4 bedroom. 

3 fireplaces 3 door-well? 

decking Must move >143 900 

£«• «a*4*63 

• s c rer jreen Gar 

• 1,190 336-6403 

OAKLAND Hlixa 

358 Mortqapaa A 

Land Contracta 

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IF 

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loens i slow pay. charge off* lorecloeures. 

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heye a 35% equity or more In your 

hofne and rt is worth al leeal 

>50 000 and you are rated slow by 

credit reporting companies 

Than call us last with yoi* best tad 

Offer expiree 8/10/90 

INVESTAID CORPORATION 

30150 Telegraph Road 

Suite 371 

Birmingham. Ml, 48010 

t313L842-1t«0 

Attn Mr Robert 

360 Buainaat 

Opportunitiaa 

ATTENTION PC/XT 

& AT/386 OWNERS! 

NET $75,Q00/YR. 

Provide essential service required 

by all employers T^^compu,. 

home/office Guaranteed contract 

ad work No sailing 

investment !7.950 Call lor details 

259-3805 

AVAILABLE SHARED EXECUTIVE 

Office, business anewenng service 

secretary service 

W BloomheW 851-6555 

BEAUTIFUL GAS STATION ft food 

shop m Uvonla Newty remodeled 

from top lo bottom 100,000 galtorts 

s mo >30.000 m store seies Aakmg 

>600,000 or best ofter From 9am- 

8pm please call 584-1222 

BEAUTY, 1 BABER SHOP COMBO 

Livonia location Call Laurie" Realty- 

America 347-4545 

BE YOUR OWN BOSS 

Unlimited Income In 6-24 month*. 

For self-motivated people 

Ful or Part time 963-1559 

BOOY BUILDING gymn m Detroit 

suburb, 5.000 sq. ft h of equipment 

Workable lease Asking >25.000. 

541-1029 

CHRITSMAS PROFITS! 

•how oom near 26 lewelry 

Bulf! m customer base immediate 

•tart up. 559-5587 

DECORATING DEN 

Interior Oecoratmg Business 

• Complete Training 

• Low Investrnsm ft Low Overheed 

• Muni Miaion Don*! Buying Power 

• No Ratail Location 

• 1.000 open Nationwide 

• Several Exceaem Areaa AvMabta 

• Successful ft Proven Buemeea 

Formula. Ongoing TrWnmg ft 

SWPOrt National Adverbalng 

ft Recognition 

Ce* Mr Lewta 655-6640 

DECORATING 8TORE 

m West Bloom held area 

EstaMMhad tor 20 yaar* with larga 

irliiilala. good growth. axeaSam tocatton. 

Must aa«. 

Cai 552-0364 Everanga 557-2319 

362 Raai Eatata Wantad 400 Apt* For Rant 

AAA INVEST CORPORATION 

43 Ipo Utica Rd at Van Dyke 

Why s«ii Land Contract al discount •> 

-fo* » better idea, call 939-1200 

ALL CASH 

DETROIT ft SUBURBS 

ANY CONDITION. NO COSTS 

ASK FOR SANDY OR JIM 


CASH TODAY 

OR 

GUARANTEED SALE 

Also H m f orectoeurs 

Or Need Of I 

Century 21 

CASTELLI 525-7900 

PRIVATE INVESTOR 

is interested In pmhaaing 

propertiea In need of rape* or a 

qmc* ooemg Ca* Mart 644-1006 

400 Apt*. For Rant 

A BEAUTIFUL VIEW 

UNION LAKE - high onihl townhouse 

2 bedroom, balcony 1% 

baths natural hrspleo*. doorwel to 

patio, gaa barbecue, appaarn.ee 

Plus waaher ft dryer, new carpeOns. 

no pet*. 84*6/month ptoa utMtea. 

•ecurfty 477-1780 

AMBER APARTMENT 

COMPANY 

TROY & ROYAL OAK 

3807 CROOKS RD. 

Comer of Cheetar 113% MBel 

549-1000 

AUBURN HILLS 

BkxxnfleW Orchard Apts. 

Speoous 1 bedroom apartments 

from >450 00; inductee heat, gaa ft 

water Bands included Pool 675 ptua 

306-3706 

BIRMINGHAM 

TIMBERLANE APARTMENTS 

»n heart of town • Newfy remodeled 

Vertical Bands • Dishwasher 

Dispose • Central aM 

1 Bedroom - From >560 

2 Bedroom - From >680 

366-7766 evea/waaksnds 645-6736 

BIRMINGHAM-MERRILL WOOO 

Studio apt available 1 year Maaa. 

Indoor parking, >575 to >585 per 

month 642-7400 

BIRMINGHAM Deluxe 2 bedroom 

Air. carport, we* to mopping Heel 

Included, >675/mo 

Call Ann. after 8pm 647-4334 

BIRMINGHAM 

1535 month 

rated, balcony or patto Credit report 

required 301 N. Eton 

356-3600 

BIRMINGHAM PLACE 

Luxury apts m downtown Birmingham 

Studio 1.2 ft 3 bedroom at** 

avskaws indoor perking 642-9000 

BIRMINGHAM'S BEST 

GETS BETTER 

NEWLY DECORATED 

2 or 3 Bsdi oon i Apts 

Townhome* 

(wtth Fu* Baaement J 

From >700 Month 

immedWte Oocupency 

Leaamg How* from 9am 5pm Oeify 

Sal 12noon-3pm or cai 

646-1168 

BIRMINGHAM - Studio apt *ut>leses 

Aug • Jan 14 Use ft Woodward 

area in quet complex >455 

mo w/ heet ft t/UMtes 644-3269 

GREAT INVESTMENT! 2 bedrooms, pwyr •Musir, Cai :* V -ecordec 

WATERFRONT HOME- Chelsea basemem, garage Good rent* iea- • • • H M H a f t - 6 0 0 767-2113 

acftools North Lake Approximately 'r tory with positive caah flow >37 .500 

LAKEFRONT - Canackan Ma ol " sq ft ranch 3-4 bedrooms. 2 wflfi tZ-OOOdown PL8 

LOOK> 

Lafca 31 Oalf Baautfttel year around 

2 Veplecee. dock EXIra toi MAX BROOCK 636-4000 

BIRMINGHAM - 2 bedrooms, 2756 

home/Mwaw haw or ideal retire- 100 Ownar Aaklng >195.500 

E Maple Carport, air oendWon. 

CM 475-9214 MINI-MARINA bait ahop boel rent- outh Induetnal Part Owner moOvMal, 

home, docks, 4 lots. HEALTH 

SS 

WATER FRONT WOOOEO LOT prv- FORCES SALE >375 000 Help-O- lodayf Ask tor Ksn. 352-7^19 

••cy ft magnmcani view surround Ses Real Estate 454-9535 

CONDOS e«s updated aaft on OM ranch m pree- 

Orchard Laka. >416.000 25 PLUS ACRES. 30 Mai horse NEW ANO EXCmNGI 

1 ft > badroom J3k*M».iioo aq Sfr 

bam. indoor arena, tack room 1300 F\M and part Ume poeMone No pels Laaaa >536 

MAX BROOCK 

aq. fL home >189 900 Help-U-Saa 

For Vie eeft-mooveted 

' 454-9535 

Ground floor r i ialnana opportunity 

BiRMMQNAM. 773 Henrietta. 1 

I WEST BLOOMFIELD LAKEFRONT 

. Rd H 

Cai 8 am-4 30 pm, 871-1200 

mt. 

Prtoe reduced-4 ;*Ktloorn_ 

mae N of M-50. 2 maea W ol 

MOBILE HOME PARK - k 

Or Everanga 671-6272 

parage ft mora No 

Oakland PonUac Airport 

parage ft carriage 

gan. 56 altee. can add 45 more 

Opan deify ft eeekanda lpm-6pm 

>379.000 88 1-3503 weier sewer >360.000 MO 

Ctoeed Thursdays 

down Phone Keith Melc«f 

OWN YOUR OWN GIFT Shop/A«- CANTON 

W BLOOMFIELD - GREEN LAKE 

866-4254 531-2222 775-5757 

4 bedroom, attached garaoe newfy 

(3131309-8345 •uns Galary Contemporary Gift* ft 

Bedford Square Apts 

decorated >380.000 By Owner 

NOW TAKING AWPUCATIONB FOR 

LAKEFRONT 

H145 Evee 363 Mi 3187 

l, .I., , a 

616-331-4767 •pactoua 1 ft 2 Bedroom Apts 

W. BLOOMFIELD 

Mongagaa a 

On al aporta nvpar atraNs take. TMa 348 Camatary Lot* 

PARTNER. Kay Weel charter 

Land Contracta 

vecettone Bu 

Ford Rd. near i-275 

CASH FOR LANO CONTRACTS 

STARTING AT $475 

981-11*17 

MURWOOD SQI ARI 

(•KAN!) KIM R \\|> I >K \KI 

JOIN THESE NEW STORES: 

• COACH S DELI 

• GOURMET-TO-GO 

• CREATIVE CORNERS 

OF LEARNING 

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rOTHER FINESfbRES' 

LEASING INFORMATION CALL 

JONATHAN BRATEMAN 

PROPERTIES 

474-3855 

IndTWavahouaa 

Saia Or Laaaa 

Sign with the winning team 

for industrial 

and commercial real estate 

For information on the largest selection 

ot Industrial or hjtfi-tecb buildings, call na at: 

(3t3) 

T H E T E A M 

N777 Cmcnt Nit M M 1 Mck. 46076 

Mate 

TRAVEL AGENCY-I 

$ Speedy Cash $ 

C0MER1CA 

Mobile Home 

Financing 

1-600-292-1300 

a«aai Haeekic Lender 

BLOOMFIELD 

CLUB' 

aOOMFAO MUI LOCATION 

SPACKXJ8 _ 

1.2ANO»—rlannue 

FROM 6470 

• carports 

• THdU-UNIT I 

• LAUNORT FACT. TIES 

• BTORAG4 MDLfTai 

• BEAUT*ULLY LANOSCAREO 

•POOL 

Cai Gerry 

FAIRWAY CLUB 

162Badroom 

naaSoV 

Heat A Hot Water Free 

28-1105 

•OAMTON• 

FRANKLIN 

PALMER—=a 

From $430 

Fraa Haat 

Outat Oouwa-> Betting 

ORWUNT*. 7«6P M 

On Palmar, W at uaay 

Set ft Bun t»-4 

CANTON 961-7200 

42711 Ford Rd 

CUNT ON TWP 

36670 

NOVI 

791 

1-600-777-6616 

346-0640 

BRAND NEW 

IN CANTON 

Unique studio. 1 & 2 

bedroom floor plans. 

Poo* wtth waterfall & 

snack bar. 

• AH season outdoor hoi 

tub. 

• Cathedral ceilings. 

• Microwaves. 

> Mint-blinds. 

• Wood burning fireplace. 

• Washers & dryers. 

• Walk-In doeets. 

• Individual intrusion 

alarms. 

• Private car wash 

RENTALS FROM. $500 

On Haggarty ju>> S of 

Ford Rd ft 1-275 

Village Green 

of Canton 

981-1050 

CANTON 

CARRIAGE COVE 

LUXURY APTS. 

(ULLEY ft WARREN! 

SUPER SPECIAL 

on 2 bedroom apts. 

(Mention ad tor '4 mo Free Rant i 

(thru Aug 31) 

NO OTHER FEES 

Private Entrances 

One Bedroom - >495. 900 

Two Bedroom - >570, 1100 Si Ft 

Vsrtlcsl Minds ft csrport included 

of Employment 

In our 

CANTON 

VILLAGE SQUIRE 

From $430 Free Heat 

Oreet Location - Part 

Spaoous - Bike Tm - Heel 

Pool - Tennis - Sauna 

Diehweaher* - Microwavaa 

Sound Conditioned - Cebie 

On Ford Rd Juel E of 1-275 

981-3891 

Daily 9-7 

Sat 11-6 & Sun. 11-5 

CITY OF PLYMOUTH- Speoous 1 

bedi oom apartmem m qmet community. 

Well to shopping Central 

air. dtehweaher. carport, pooi Inquire 

sbout our apscisN avalabia to 

quaMted appacants 453-8611 

* 

400 Apia. For Rant 

BlRMiNMGAM-IN TOWN DUPLEX 

558 Chester 1 bedroom Mng 

room.'hreplace. central air 

Laundry Reduced->750 "JTJSc 

Censph 

WINDSOR 

WOODS 

LUXURY APARTMENTS 

1 ft 2 Bedroom Apartment* 

From $475 with carport 

.. _ - — Thfougftoy, 

roof Construction 

* a* to Shopping 

iW*sy 

Morv-FtV O-ftpm. SeL ft Sim M f > 

'459-1310" 

CANTON-1 

dudee weaer ft heaL Seoertly ft referenoea 

660 IM. S of Pord Mead. 

E of 1-275 Cai after 6pm 571-8331 

CANTON 3 

•rator. carpet >47Vmo 

neat Aleo 1 bedtoom frtOOdao- aecunty 

ft laaaa. 456-0391 

CLARKSTON - Downtown. 1 

room newly decorated, n 

Stove, refrigerator, air >42S m- 

Ctertaaoa 

GREENS LAKE ATTS 

ft 2 

CLARKSTON 

^rtnglleld Oofcs Aptf 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS 

DEARBORN CLUB 

FROM $440 

FREE HEAT 

Spacious-Ores* Vitus 

»• Pool • Cabte 

Townhouees Available 

Juel N of Ford Rd 

5726 inkster Rd 

561-3593 

Open Daily 12-7PM 

Sat. & Sun. 12-4PM 

DEARBORN HTS 

FORD RD & EVERGREEN 

t ft 2 bedroom apts Irom >495 

RIVER OAKS APTS 

271-4649 

Mon thru Fn 6:30-5pm 

Sat 9 30-3 30pm 

Deerbom Hts 

ENJOY 

PEACEFUL LIVING! 

CAMBRIDGE APTS. 

Qutet community surroundings, 

beeutifuly lendscaped grounds sxceaent 

location - within walking distece 

to shopping, church, reetaurants. 

spacious t ft 2 bedroom deluxe 

apts Newfy modernized 

274-4765 

Office Hr*. 9-6 Mon. thru Fn. 

Sat to-* 

York Properties. Inc 

DEARBORN WEST 20536 Outer Or . 

3 badroom. carpeted beelmeni. 

•pplencee separate entrance No 

pet* >475/ depoeft /utwtlee 

immediate oocupency 433-3676 

LARGE ONE bedroom apt T*legraph/W 

McNichoia area HeaMnduded 

Carpeting ft appkerices 

>315/*335 531-1339. or 343-1030 

400 Apia. For Rant 

OETROfT-Lovely 1 ft 3 bedroom 

apt* Stan from >400-5460 vidudes 

heel, weter snd pool Studio - >335 

534-9340 

DETROIT • W ol Teiegrsph specious 

1 ft 2 bedroome from >370 to 

>440 includes fleet ft water 

355-0073 

BEST APARTMENT VALUE 


TIMBERIDGE 

DELUXE 

1 a 2 BEDROOM UNITS 

vertical bands 

Enter East off Orchard Lske Rd on 

FI.IIBI m S of Grand Rh*r 

Modal Open Daly 9-5 

Except Wedneedey 

476-1467 775-8200 

BEAUTIFUL 2 

ft mtimng pod 

474-4696 

CHATHAM HILLS 

Central Air Conditioning 

FREE OARAGE 

On Selected UnNa 

FREE HEALTH CLAJ8 

Lusirloua LMng at 

STARTING AT $499 

On Old Grand Rh«ar bet 

Drake ft Heisteed 

476-8080 

Open Daly 9am-7 pm 

Set llam-4pm Sun I1em-4pm 


1900 aq.fl. 2 bedroom. 3 bath w, 

•••i-ln cloeets. covered carport 

waahar'dryar. attended gatehouse 

and a 24 how monitored mtrueior, 

and kre alarm in you apartment 

SUMMIT APTS. 

NORTHWESTERN ft MIOOLEBELT 

626-4396 

FAMMNQTON HILLS 

A RANCH ft TOWNHOUSE 

COMMUNITY 

Paw*i designed 2 or 3 bedroom 

ranch, or 3 bedroom lownhoueea 

2'4 beths 2000 sq ft of kving 

spece. whinpoui tub. fua oaaemen 

2 car attachad garages From 

>1475 

a PLKASI.NG 

u-llh 

.The Crossi 

COVINGTON CLUB 

14 M«e ft Middtebefi 

851-2730 

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Apartment living just got better. 

We're making The Crossings a better place to live and a 

better value, \bu11 feel it in the new hallway; and newly 

refurbished clubhouse. Ybull aee it in the plush landscaping 

when you enter the grounds. And that's just 

beginning. It's the new look and feel of The at 

Canton — and it's for you. 

The Crossings ar Canton offers 19 different 

plans with 1 to 4 bedrooms. And whether you choose a 

2-level i-level tcjan" town home or a luxury apartment, the lencwed 

or this ' is charmir charming rental i 

ooe —the result of our recent ^Capital 1 

Upgrading" program. These apartments and 

es are the largest ifi the area, yet are still 

incredibly affordable. 

Discover these features at. 

The 

ItfflOl 

Vba The Cnanp m Gwnn «cda> 

jftw pat 20 misi i f*m Am 

Arfar md ioumaemm DamM. yet 

• Dens & Fireplaces woijMâ^/inatAFnn 

• Fully-applianced Kilchens 

• Patioi or Balconies 

• Central Air Conditioning 

• A Qubhouae wtth sauna, 

indoor pool, eneicise 1 # 

rogen, a new party room, 

XLf, o4»s

COLONIAL WITH MANY. MANY "EXTRAS. - Four bedrooms, 

2 V4 Qath Potomac Model In Sunflower Sub 

Central air, security system, finished basement Large 

deck, attic fan, first floor laundry and lots more 

$156,900 455-7000 

r_£EI 

mam 

PLYMOUTH 

GREAT VALUE - Walk to downtown from this spacious 

3 bedroom and den Cape Cod. Formal dining 

room, 2 full baths, newer furnace and shingles. A Best 

Buy! 

$74,900 - 455-7006 

CANTON 

LOCATED ON THE PARK. - Beautiful private treed 

yard with covered patio. Three bedroom Quad (could 

be returned to 4 hftrtroom) All,new Pella wood windows 

throughout. 

$119,900 455-7000 

II *!» 

CANTON 

NEEDS NEW FAMILY TO LOVE! - Neat, clean, large 4 

bedroom Colonial. Good room sizes, floor pattern, location, 

yard, basement partially done, central air plus 2 car 

garage 

$123,000 455-7000 

Administrative 

851-2600 

Allen Parte 

389-1250 

Ann Arbor 

996-1616 

Birmingham 

646-1600 

BloooifMd HUts 

644-4700 

227-5005 

Dearborn 

274-8911 

Dearborn His. 

565-3200 

Detroit 

273-0800 

Farmlngton 

477-1111 


LOCATION! LOCATION! - Chanc • ol a lifetime, lovely 

4 bedroom cuatom Quad on wooded lot backing to San 

Marino Golf Course. Formal dining room, family room 

wtth full wail fireplace, much more! 

$214,900 455-7000 

GORGEOUS COLONIAL - Original owner has well 

maintained and cared tor this 4 bedroom, 2Vi bath 

home wtth library, family room wtth fireplace. PeHa 

doorwa*. first floor laundry, central air. 

$158,900 455-7000 

SHOP ANO COMPARE - Homa 

setters on thla daalrabla 

premium lot backing to 

tamay room with fireplace. 2 car 

WTfiOO 

- Thla 4 

Go* oourae hm 

m 1st 

and much mor 

warranty provided by 

free Colonial on 

area. 3 bedrooms 

w m m m m m 

2*1-0700 

CIRCLE THIS ONE! - Large country kitchen wrth bumins 

an dlots of cabinets Three bedrooms, 1 Vfe baths, 

finished basement with fireplace and wet bar, new 

windows and 2 car garage 

$59,900 ' 261-0700 

LIVONIA 

BRICK RANCH N. of I-96 - Three bedrooms, TVS 

baths, hardwood floors, basement and 2^car garage 

Newer vinyl windows, furnace, awnings, gutters and 

doorwail to covered patio Sprinkler system 

$96^900 261-0700 

YOU'LL BE IMPRESSED! - Maintenance free home 

with 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, large family room wrth 

fireplace, formal dining room, newer carpet In ground 

pooT 

$139,900 261-0700 

Farmington I 

851-1900 

Lathrup VlHags 

559-2300 

Uvonia/Redtord 

261-0700 

Mlltord 

684-1065 

Northvl&e/Novl 

348-6430 

CANTON 

UNIQUE RANCH - Nifty 3 bedroom. 1 1 /? bath Ranch 

wrth open floor plan First floor laundry, central air, 2 

car attached garage. Deck overlooking ravine lot. 

$112,900 455-7000 

LIVONIA 

IMMACULATE MAINTENANCE-FREE QUAD - 4 bed 

rooms, 2 full baths, kitchen with newer cabinets, family 

with fireplace, finiashed rec room, inground pool. Attached 

2 car garage 

$134,900 261-0700 

Thursday, August 2. 1990 U&E 

NOVI 

SUPER CONDO - Roomy 3 bedroom Condo in Country 

Place Nothing to do but move right in. Incldues new 

windows, fireplace in living room, large ktichen area, 

finished basement, detached garage 

$88,900 — 261-0700 

~ REDFORD 

LOOKING FOR A LARGER HOME? - This maintenance-free. 

brick and aluminum 2231 sq. ft. home has it 

all. Features 4 bedrooms, 2Vi baths, oversized 2 car 

$109,900 261-0700 

CANTON 

OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 43724 PROCTOR - 3 bedroom 

Tudor New siding, sink and disposal, central air with 

electronic air cleaner, newer fence. Custom oak mantel 

and bookcases over fireplace in family room. 

$104,900 261-0700 

*1F 

WESTLAND 

SINGLE FAMILY HOME - on corner tot. close to 

shopping and all schools and churches Carpeting in 

living room, hardwood floors in bedrooms Bath par-, 

tially updated and irrtenor freshly painted 

$28,900 • 326-2000 

ca 

WESTLAND 

FAMILY HOME - is this 3 bedroom bnck Ranch with 

full finished basement with bar and storage area Pool 

wrth new deck Country kitchen, new vinyl windows 

$59,900 326-2000 

r -. 

BETTER THAN COUNTRY - is this 3 bedroom custom 

Ranch wrth 3 baths, family room fireplace, game room 

and 2 car attached garage and many more features. 

-Juot roduood! 

$83,500 326-2000 

WESTLAND 

CUSTOM LOOK READY MADE PRICE • in this 3 

bedroom brick Ranch wrth full finished basement, central 

air conditioning and 2 car garage Remodeled 

kilchen and bath and thermo windows, including bay 

$80,900 326-2000 

Properties SOLD in the Metropolitan 

Area Far This Year by A 

Plymouth/Canton 

455-7000 

Rochester North 

652-6500 

Rochester South 

652-3700 

Royal Oak 

548-9100 

SL Clair Shores 

296-0010 

Sterling Heights 

CANTON 

COUNTRY LIVING ATMOSPHERE - in a historic area 

Large 1 acre lot. Three bedroom Ranch. Huge rooms, 

tots of double closets Two full large baths, walkout 

basement. Attached 2 car garage. 

$164,500 455-7000 

CANTON 

MUST SELL OPPORTUNITY - Sparkling dean Colonial. 

Features 4 bedrooms, family room, formal dining 

room, finished basement and 2 car attached garage 

Across from park, walk to Canton School. 

$114,900 455-7000 

SPREAD YOUR WINGS - and enjoy the good Ma In 

this spacious 4 badroom. 2Vt ba ih Quad. Terrific famty 

room with fuN wal fireplace 

ready tor you. 

$129,900 

oven one acm. m towm 

out! Large Ranch with Ilnlahad 

2 ftrapatoaa. 2 batfw. 4 bedro 

room and a picture book aaMn 

979-5660 

Taylor 

292-8550 

Traverse City - Front 

(616)947-9600 

Traverse City - GarfleM 

(616)946-6667 

Trenton 

675-6600 

Troy 

528-1300 

Union Lake 

363-1511 

Watertord/Clarteslon 

623-7500 

Weat Bloomfteid 

681-5700 

Wee Band/Garden City 

326-2000 

Relocation Into 

851-2600 

Other Michigan 

locations 

(616) 946-4040 

Our 

6lYea7 

CAMi Eiata Orm. Inc.. 1000 

NORTHVILLE 

IMPRESSIVE 3 BEDROOM - tri-tovel featuring cathedral 

ceilings in living room and kitchen. Family room 

wtth fireplace. 2Vi baths, office and lovely sunroom. Existing 

land contract assumabie! 

$131,900 348-6430 

THIS BEAUTIFUL RAM BUNG RANCH - on 2 9 scree 

is coutnry living at its beat. Over 3,000 sq. ft., family 

room plus gorgeous 22 *23" rec room. 2 fireplaces, 

tormal dining room. A must see! 

$199,900 ~ 348-8430 

TOWNSHIP 

ROOM TO ROAM - on 4+ 

Fabulous 3 plua bedroom Ranch 

kftchan. Larga arWy foyer, famty 

central Mr and much more! 

i1mj00 • 

must see - 4 t* 

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Realty Network 

Michigan's 

Largest Real 

Estate Company 

REDFORD TOWNSHIP 

FIRST TIME BUYERS! - Three bedroom, single story 

Bungalow, plus a 2 car garage Nice family area. Needs 

your personal touch. FHA-VA terms. 

$48,000 477-1111 

LIVONIA T 

PERFECT STARTER HOME! - Absolutely meticulous 

3 bedroom, 2 bath brick Ranch; full baaement with rec 

room or fourth bedroom, central air. Florida room.i 

newer carpeting, freshly painted. A lovely home! 

477-1111 

LIVONIA 

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477-111%

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HUNTERS RIDGE 

APARTMENTS 

855-27CX) 

Mon-ftlS-S 

SM. K>-5, Sun. 12-8 

400 Apts. For Ront 

Boulder Park 

Spacious >wom 1S00 aq fl . 2 oadrooma 

2 KjM tu* b^fw. t>1 security »y««m ampM 

iX'iwX'ci 

D o n ' t p l a y t h e 

$845 

A* about our Specials 

32023 W 14 MHa Rd 

(W ot Orchard Laka «d ) 

932-0188 


No* avaHatila - studios * 1 badroom 

apartment, carprtad. varSdaa 

Mod*, central Mr. mllsnnM. newty 

dacoratad NO PCTS From MOO 

474-2S&2 

A p a r t m e n t L o t t e r y 

^You'll never pick a winner by chance! 

•ftaly on ua to Had you just the right 

âpartment at th* right price in one of 

"•erep highly desirable apartment 

communities in Southfield. 

t=> 

A number of floor plana are available in 

Studio. One. Two. and Three Bedroom 

Units in a very attractive price range. 

All have pools, air conditioning, and all 

the special amenities to lit your lifestyle. 

Seniors. a:sk about our extended leases. 

For information and the special of the week, phone 

THE PINES 

357-0437 

PINE AIRE 

3S7-1761 

PINE RIDGE 

354-3930 

MAPLE TREE 

354-0331 

OAK RIDGE 

358-1885 

WOODCREST 

350-9053 

O P K ! \ ! \ C i 

P H A S E 1 1 1 

I A k i : i K O \ T V W I L A K L K 

EXPERIENCE THE ELEGANCE OF 

An exquisitely panoramic 105 acre community perfected on 

the shores of Lake Success, nestled into scenic timbered 

views. Park Place of Northvilie establishes a tradition of 

unsurpassed excellence in apartment home living. 

•LAVISH 1 MM 

16 Contemporary! 

3 6 0 0 

• Walking; jooflind 

•Sauna A >*cuzz: | 

m lap markj 

TannS courts 

VotoybaC pit 

DtrtcOy mccmnJb* to 

t473, /-0ft M-14 

W A L K I N G DISTANCE 

f r o m everything y o u c o u l d need, yet 

virtually set l u d e d — 

PN 

P I N E f e R I D G E 

- i 

Supermarket, specialty 

shops, theaters, restaurants 

are all walking distance 

from Pine Riage and a 

shopping mall is only a 

three-minute walk away, 

yet this luxurious 

Southfield apartment 

community is set back 

in a quiet undisturbed 

setting. 

Many Floor Flam are 

available In one and 

two bedroom units, all 

equipped with intrusion 

alarms, all air conditioned. 

There is a pool, of course, 

plus a clubhouse and rani 

room, and the price range 

is very attractive. Ask about 

our concierge services 

available to residents. 

HOURS: 

MON-FRI 

9-5 

SAT, SUN 

12-4 

400 Apts. For Root 

IMMEDIATE 

OCCUPANCY 

3 badroom. 2'+ batln lowrVwmaa 

available 2.400 sq ft . wasner/dryer 

fua basement, tome arttn Qofl couraa 

t%mm Only a law left 

CALL NOW1 477-0133 

INDEPENDENCE GREEN 

APARTMENTS 


Wa«u< Creak Apts 10 MM a 

Middleoeft Larga 1 bedroom. Irom 

$444, pkja utKMeS. 471-4556 

FARMINGTON MILLS Aug. lat, 8 

' i 13 

MUe/Heoosrty Oudftouse pools. 

Hnna. M t 471-0633 or SS1-7187 

Farmlngton Mas 

MAPLE flfOQ£ APTS 

23078 MNkSeb*. 1 8 2 bedrooma. 

2 

Ir ttal atr. carporl 

M50 4 SS55 


THE HOUSE OF 

BOTSFORD 

1 & 2 BEDROOMS 

PLUS TOWNHOUSES 

FROM $515 

Spacious apanmants wWi air conditioning. 

ioc*ed loyar an try. hjHy 

equipped knehan and Oseeriieni 

storage Lighted parking and car 

Bfldl. J'OOL Al utlitMl 

cept alactrtc. 

20810 Botslord Drtva 

Grand Wver 

Oractly behrnd BoisJora Irwi 

477-4797 


Farmlngton H*a 

BOTSFORD PLACE 

GRAND RIVER - 8 MILE 

Behind Botalora Hoapits. 

SPECIAL 

1 Bedroom for $489 

2 Bedroom for $589 

3 Bedroom for. $689 

PETS PERMITTED 

Smoke Delectors InetaBed 

Singles Welcome 

immediate Occupancy 

We Love Cniadren 

MEAT 4 WATER JNCLUOCD 

Qwet prestige addraaa. air conditional. 

carpeting, stove 4 retnjerelor 

aW unties except ««ect'k»l> included 

Warm apartments Laundry 

For mora information, phone 

477-8464 

27883 Independence 


NW FERNOALE 

1 bedroom upper. $375 , Includes 

appliances and utamea Cai ahar 

5PM 543-8084 

GAROEN CITY - Beechwood Apis 2 

bedroom. $430 mo New carpel A 

kitchen floor Heat 4 water irjcluded 

Appliances, sir No pels 421-2833 

GARDEN CITY - Limited Time Spe- 

cial Village Aptv $400 mckjdee heel 

4 waier iter CaM 

425-0930 

GARDEN CITY 

1 bedroom, appliances. air. carpet, 

tacit las, walat included, no 

Agent 478-7640 

GARDEN CITY - 1 4 2 bedroom 

apartments, newt, decorated 

Ford Rd. 4 Maim i .an area 

Ask lor Mke 261 -0328 

Walk TO WORK, 

THE BIRMINGHAM 

THEATRE 

AND THE VERY BEST 

SHOPS, RESTAURANTS 

AND SERVICES. 

Five*FiveaFive has all the ambiance and 

sophistication of Manhattan's Upper East 

Side. Our private residential tower offers 

available luxuries like complimentary 

private garage parking, ice makers, washers 

and dryers, vertical blinds and walk-in 

wardrobe closets. Plans are available from 

cozy studios with huge fioor-to-ceiling 

windows, to stunning 3 and 4 bedroom 

suites. Unlike New York, our rates are 

surprisingly modest for all this luxury and 

convenience. Call for our specials! 

Leasing Center Open 

Mon. - Fri. until 5 p.m, 

Horton Commercial Realty Services, Inc 

Your Assurance ol Qualify Living and 

Business Environmenfs 

645-1191 

foiN-1 

Lush 18 hole goil course 

• Washer & dryer in every apt 

Large walk-ia closets 

Built-in vacuum system 

• Clubhouse with sauna 


F arrMngton/ Nov! 

'FREE* 

APT 

INFO! 

SAVE TIME SAVE $$$ 

• Fast 1 Stop Service 

• Apts on Color Video 

• All Prices & Locations 

• Open 7 Days & 4 Nights. _. 

APARTMENTS 

UNLIMITED 

TROY 680-9090 

3726 Rochester Rd 

SOUTHFIELD 354-8040 

29286 Northwestern Hwy 

CANTON 981-7200 

42711 Ford Rd 

CLINTON TWP. 791-8444 

36870 Garfield 

NOVI 348-0540 

Across from 12 Oaks Ma* 

1-800-777-5616 

JOV RD - 20830 E. ot Taiagraph 1 

bedroom, $325 [Mus security Clean. 

Qu*e«, no pels, lenced. parking 4 

cable available 837-8W0 

Ltvoma 

REDUCED SECURITY 

1ST MONTH RENT FREE 

1 4 2 bedroom apts (torn $505/mo 

Vertical blinds 4 heat Included 

Franklin Sq. 

427-6970 

1 Mk E of Middtebeit 

On 5 MHa - Uvonia 

40^SptTFor Ront 400 Apts. For Ront 400 Apto. 

LIVONIA 

MEAT INCLUDED - 

RENT FROM $465 

SECURITY DEPOSIT $150 

Spacious 1 4 2 bedroom apts wih 

plush carpet vertical bands, salt 

cleaning oven froatlrea refrigerator 

dishwasher ample storage Inter 

com carpon ckib nouee, sauna. e» 

ercise room, tennis courts haaiad 

pools 

459-6600 

• On satected units only 

LIVONIA'S 

FINEST 

==*- LOCATION 

Merrtman corner 7 Mlie 

Large deluxe 

1 bedroom units 

• All appliances 

• Vertical blinds 

• Pool 

• Nearby shopping 

$570/mo. 

Ask our manager for 

limited time special 

(new tenant! only) 

MERRIMAN WOODS 

Model open »-5 a*cept Thursday 

477-9377 Office: 775-8200 

Madison Heights 

SPECIAL 

$100 SECURITY 

GREAT LOCATION 

LEXINGTON 

VILLAGE 

1 BEDROOM APARTMENT 

includes 

• Heat " 

• Stove 4 refrigerstor 

• Pool 

• Newty decors led 

• Smoke detectors 

• FROM $445 

1-76 «id 14 Mils 

acroas from Oakland Mall 

585-4010 

fp G 7 7 e e ' T o p 

< ~ M e a d o W s 

o f t p a r t m e r i t s 

IS LUXURY WHAT YOU SEEK? 

Tht*n lu\ur> is what vuu net. Oversized 

rooms and balconies, deluxe kitchens, 

walk-in closets, 'I bedroom has double 

1 Bedroom S525 

2 Bedroom S585 

hath. Close to shopping and expressway. 

950 So Ft 

1050 So. Ft. 

ASK ABOUT 

pun 

SPECIAL 

LUXURY APARTMENT LIVING 

IN FARMINGTON HILLS 

Indoor & Outdoor pool 

Tennis Courts 

Convenieni to expressways & shopping 

Social activities 

• Spacious 1 & 2 bedroom apt*. 

• 2,400 sq. ft. 3-bedroom townhouse 

Call or Stop By Today! 

SEE "THE PEOPLE WHO CARE" Grand River at 

4 7 7 * 0 2 ^ Halstead Road*- 

Hours: Moo.-Fri. lO-T; Sat. 10-5 

Sun. 12-4; Holidays 1-5 by Mid A w h o Mgt Corp 

W o r l d o f 

Y o u r O w n ! 

Everything for your 

sophisticated lifestyle 

in one self-contained 

community— 

Excellent Southfield location! Great comfort and conve- 

nience! Beautiful, quiet setting! Proximity to shopping 

and suburban activities! Pine Aire has it all and all at 

Luxurious Studio, O n « Two a n d Three Bedroom Units 

in many floor plans. Air conditioned, of course. Plus 

tennis courts. Plus a clubhouse, not one, but two pools 

Everything is here for the way you want to live in a self- 

contained. self-sufficient, affordable community 

For information and the 

special of the week, phone 

APARTMENTS 

at 3571761 

MON-fOl 

OPEN DAILY 10-7 ^ 

SAT 10-5: SUN 12-5 T* 

B E N E l C K E & K R U E 

348-9590 or 642-8686 

m 

Livonia 

CURTIS CREEK 

APARTMENTS 

Fsrmlngton Roed 

m Uvonia Spaoooa 1 4 2 bedroom 

units evallaDM fo« »nmedial* occupancy 

Vertical Bunds • Laundry 

Mookup • OMTrwsaher • Qarbage 

Disposal • PrtvatÊntrance* 

Central Air • CaWe Ready 

Baaconlea 4 Patios 

Special 1 badroom HM 

4 2 bedroom $598 

Model Mours Mon , Tues 

Wed . Fri„ Sat , 11-5 

Call 851-9755 or 476-8420 

MAOlSON HEIGHTS 

$440 

• Spacious 1 Bedroom 

• Free Heat 

CHATSFORD VILLAGE 

588-1486 

MARGO CAPRI Apts 26408 Warren 

Awe new UnKMMK Speoous 1 

oeoroom. air heat sppMnass Near 

transportation Waettsnd 464-G042 

MID-FIVE APTS. 

in Livonia on 5 MHa Rd 

oh Middlebelt Specious 2 bedroom 

IM oath units avettsble lor immediate 

occupancy Dahwssher gar 

disposal. laundry hook-up 

private sntrance. centraI SB casta 

resdy and Jelconlee 

Model Open 

Mon , Weds . Frl 10-2 

LIVONIA MALL AREA - Vary unique 1 

Saturday. 10-5 

Speaai/$575 PER MO 

tree rent lo nsw tenant 

include* Water 

vate Cantral air all appHencea In- 

851-8755 

cluding washer'dryer Vary aeouo 

NORTHVILLE - large hWortc home 

ed area. Plenty ol wad Ma $500 plus 1 badroom ^>artment $450 month 

utMtlee. security deposit 

Includes gas 4 slectnc 561-2727 

Horry, no pets 522-1811 

NORTHVILLE - Large 1 bedroom 

convenient to downtown, nslurst 

setting. $510 per mo immediate 

occupency Call 347-6565 

Msdison Heights 

SUMMER SPECIAL 

CONCORD TOWERS 

1 4 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS 

includes 

• Stove 4 refrigerator 

• Dishwasher 

• Carporl 

• intercom 

• Ilea*/ decorated 

• Smoke detectors 

• Sprinkler system 

• FROM $405 

1-75 and 14 Mile 

Nam to Abbey Theatsr 

589 3.356 

MADISON HEIGHTS 

. Brand New 

2 bedroom Apartments 

Pool wttfi waterfall 4 snac* Bar 

Outdoor hei lub 

Indoor raoquetba* court 

i Pi jfeasluiial weight room 

Aerobics studio 

' Microwaves 

• Cathedral ceiUnga 

> Washers 4 Dryers 

Mim-oundt 

• walk-in ctoeets 

• Wood burning fireplaces 

. Card key security entrance 

• Busines centar 

Ftentals from $655 

13 Mile 4 Dequlndre 

VILLAGE GREEN OF 

MADISON HEIGHTS 

583-1100 

Tree Park 

HEAT INCLUDED 

Natural beauty surrounds these 

apartments wtth view ol the woods 

Taka Ihe tpol bridge ecroea Ihe roa- 

toy the tranquility ot tha ad>eoant 

woods EHO 

BEDROOM FROM $495 

BEDROOM FROM $545 

Open daily 1 Ctam-7pm 

Located on Novi Rd N of 8 Mile 

BENElCKE 4 KRUE 

347-1690 348-9590 

NOVI 

IMMEDIATE 

OCCUPANCY 

Spacious 2 bedroom townhouse 12 

Oaks Shopping down the Rd Tsnms 

court, pool. ctutJhouse Call 

349-8200 

NOVI RIDGE 

OLD REDFORD (6-Lanear). Older 

badroom appliance* Clean, quiet 

heat included Cat ok $235 

$345 deposit 533-8631 

( H e n s of 

( cclarbi o o k c 

PART OF art 

tarting from...*480 

Vertical Blinds • Pool/Picnic Area 

Central Air • Ughted Carports 

Walk-in Closets • Easy access to 

Patio or Balcony x-ways & shopping 

4 7 8 - 0 3 2 2 

Farmington Hills on Middlebelt at 10 Mile 

W i t t d e m e r e 

Apartments 

LIVING YOU CAN 

AFFORD TO ENJOY 

• M w i A t Bsdiuow Apartmants AvafMrts 

• Convotant To Shopping And Expraaawaya 

• Cabta TV Avsilabia 

• PiliaM Balcony / Patto 

s Kllchan With Opan Bar Counter 

• Dana AwaHaMa 

• 1H Batha Aval labia 

• And Mora Vlalt Us And Saa For VourasMI 

On Hslated Va Mile North 

of Grand River 

FROM $460 

oreri Hon. - Prt #• * Sat. 10 • 5: Sun. 12 - 5 

471-3625 

^ • 1 EQUAL HOUSING Q»fOimjMTV 

NORTHVILLE - 1 bedroom air al 

appaance* Immediate oco*>ency 

n*ducad tsfia.niaaaa $525. Laave 

rrtessage 34 7-3104 

. NOVI/LAKES AREA • 

WESTGATE VI 

from $475 

AREA'S BEST VALUE 

• Quiet • Spacious Apanmants 

- Attractive^ Landscaped • Laaaa 

Area • Near Twelve Oeks • Central 

Av-Poo*Carport-We*-« Closets 

• Pstlos snd Balconies 

Off Pontiac Trail bel Beck 4 West 

Mln Irom 1-686, 1-275 

Dally 9am-7pm • Sat 4 Sun i2-4pm 

624-8555 

• NOVI • 

WATERVTEW 

FARMS 

from $420 

Country setting Lakes Ares. Near 

Twelve Oaks Man Spacious Sound 

Conditioned, Central Air. Pool. Tannts 

Cable. Lots ol Closets 

Pontiac Tr bet West 4 Beck Rds 

624-0004 

OPEN TIL 7PM 

Dally 9-7 • Sal 4 Sun 12-4 

Old Rsdlord. 2 bedroom flat, appttsnces. 

own utilities $345 4 security 

1 bedroom upper appliances $2»5 

4 security Will qualify 534-2044 

ORCHARD LAKE - Newty decorated 

3 bedroom apartment on Pine Lake 

New carpeting vertical blinds No 

pets $995, mo 681-7100 

- PLYMOUTH - 

BROUGHAM 

MANOR 

APTS. 

1 BEDROOM $435 

2 BEDROOM $475 

Year lease Heat 4 Water Paid 

Adults No pets 

455-1215 

PLYMOUTH HERITAGE APTS 

pleased 10 ofler FREE BASIC 

CABLE-, with tha signing ol * 1 year 

Please can 455-2143 or stop 

In Mon thru Fn 9-5 

•NEW TENANTS ONLY- 

Cash back bonus, along with cable 

fo> 1 year lease. IF rent is paid ont 

the lst1 

PLYMOUTH 

HILLCREST 

CLUB 

1 & 2 Bedrooms 

From $465 

• Psrk setting • Spacious Sons* 

• Air Conditioning • Outdoor Pool 

• tmmaculata Grounds 4 Bkjgs 

• Dishwashers 

Best Value in Area 

Near Plymouth 4 Haggerty 

12350 Risman 

453-7144 

Dally 9-7 Sat.4 Sun. 12-4 

MOUTH 

Carriage Mouse Apts $425 Includes 

heal 4 i 

Can 425-0930 

PLYMOUTH Msyflower Hotel - 

$550 month. Dady room senrtce 24 

rvx* msesags service Color TV No 

leases Immediate occupancy 

Creon or Marie, 453-1820 

PLYMOUTH 

Plymouth HiHs 

Apartments 

746 S MW St. 

Mod«m 1 and 2 Badroom 

» WASHER-DRYER 

IN EACH APT 

» ACCESS TO 1-275 

ft AIR CONDITIONED 

ft FULLY CARPETED 

ft D48HWASHER 

• NO PETS 

FROM 1445 

Daffy Mon -Sal i-6pm 

455-4721 278-8319 

PLYMOUTH - spacious downtown 1 

badroom apartment. 2 blocks Irom 

park OuMI buldlng wan laundry le- 

— appaancea oantral air i486 

VHaga Orean 460-7080 

PLYMOUTH - Taking 

•or I or 2 anas SpactQMa. Haul 

a Dedroom 1,122 aa H * 

M y 

CWy-Caw* ! «aS- 

PLVMOUTM - u m n I 

Iiaax. Mraa i anl 

MM wM dec* Move in I 

PLYMOUTH || 

Caa ta* Laa. at TKa 

wofoaoaneA 

FROM $366 

• rre* Haai 

• Larga 1 4 J 

•CatoW fteed 

•l»lll% 

•' or J Year Laaaa 

QLEN COVE 

- f'if r, aA*H h mm S. a> l-a« 

PARKSIOE APTS 

532-9234 

Redford Manor 

937-1880 569-7220 

4F* OAE Thursday. August 2, 1990 Thursday, August 2. 1990 OAE »5F 

- W E S T L A N D - 

HAWTHORNE CLUB 

O n e B e d r o o m S p e c i a l ! 

M O O FIRST MONTH'S 

s inn ^ S T T M O N T H S 

• W W Call for Details! 

• Air • Besl Value 

• Pool • Cable Available 

• Scenic view • Shopping Close By 

7560 Merriman R o a d 

Between Warren & Ann Arbor Trail 

5 2 2 - 3 3 6 4 

I * 1 

I Observer & Eccentnc I 

mmm 

WORKS 

B U Y I N G ? 

S E L L I N G ? 

R E N T I N G ? 

H I R I N G ? 

LUximous VtcaihcrMonc Townhouse*, a prr*HRlou> franklin 

rental community fralurr 2 and V-bpdroiwni 2*i baths. lormaJ 

dining, grcai room ivilh fireplace and private basement-, T»i» 

car attached garage AulumjiK door opener 24-hr monitored 

lire intrusion alarm* 

/ / ; / / / / • / /'-S'/O/W 

29600/29900 Franklin Road • 350-1296 

Hr* M I MM, Sai Su» 11 < IM K> 4pp. 

Managed fn|^Kafl»n Frxcrpn^ 1*2 

NOVI RIDGE 

*EXTRA * 

families love the large private two- 

bedroom townhomes with full basements 

and washer dryer hookups. Ihe ex- 

cellent school system is right next door. 

The location just minutes from the shop- 

ping and sen ices ol 12-Oaks Mall. I he 

pool. A n d the kind of kids you want 

your kids to grow up with. Call 349-8200 

a n d show your lamiiy how great living 

can be. 

Novi kidge lownhome-. A. \partments 

Ol! 10 mile Ivtwixn Sum RJ a. Mc.idow brook 

FOR s 499 YOU 

CAN FEEL LIKE 

A MILLION. 

A super-large operviiedroom home 

wih a private carport is yours now 

for just $499 a month 

Outsdr Great pool, sundecx. 

gorgeous pounds pcrec 

area with barbecues. 

1 IUWi IrlSTO. 

Large storage room. 

Gaiey Idlchen. f 

loo. ftgN near.Livcm 

IWL Cai 477-6448 

and see ho* good 

tang ant* And 

Kr-, ,n, ,1,1,1.1, 

now anoroawe. 

Woodridge 

Apartments 0 

On Middlebelt between 6 and 7 Mile Roads 

DIAMOND FOREST 

APARTMENTS 

tend 

From $ 6 4 0 

and up 

One Month Free Rent 

• Complete Kitchens with microwave. 

• Utility room with washer/dryer 

• Furnished Exeeuuve Rentals 

• Private entrances. 

ail 

• Swimming Pool with soa & tennis courts. 

• Handicap Units 

Between Grand River & 9 Mile on Halstead 

Farmington Hills 4 7 1 - 4 8 4 8 

Mon thru Sat. 10-5 • Sun 12-5 

Rive 

Located adjacent to naturally wooded 

Hines Park, economical. 1 and 2 bedroom 

apartments and townhouses. Comfortable 

living with air conditioning, prime 

balconies, huge closets, beat included. 

Also Cable TV, 2 swimming pools and 

aerobics fitness center. SHART stop at 

the front entrance 

t , i 

IBend 

30500 West Warren 

between Middlebelt and 

Merriman Roads 

From 

WHY 

WOODLAND 

APARTMENTS 

6 2 4 - 1 3 8 8 

• Conveniently 

located only 

minutes from 

expressways 

and Twelve 

Oaks Mall 

• Balcony or patio 

• Dishwasher 

• Central air- 

conditioning 

• Swimming Pool 

• Social activities 

'Rental office at Bristol Square Apartments 

on Beck Road just North of Pontiac Trail 

Open Mon. - Sal. »-« Sunday 12-5 

H E R E ' S W H Y . 

Starting at M 7 5 / M o . 

2 Badrooma/1 Bath 

• p l w t y or tTOfuai «PAce 

K 

* 

Occupancy jfl 

Window Treatments Kj 

t.OUVf»«£> Vt*T»CAt mi »yn< 9 ^ 

4 2 2 - 5 4 1 1 

W3DDLAND 

VIL1A 

«- 

N O V I - F A R M I N G T O N 

(D $750 month 

Utiklies not included. o«u» $750 ae- 

curtty depoait natarancea AvaHabM 

Sept L After 6 PM 517-546-3471 

UNION LAKE Area. Lake X** w/ 

awim 8 Doat privileges 1961 rancfi 

w/3 bedrooma 2 batris lamHy 

room large Florida 'oom. 1st floor 

laundry NEM appkencea and 2 

car gerage $950'mo 651-5620 

W BLOOMFIELD 14 8 Draks 4 

Badroom Colonial. 3 bam* cantral 

Buat ms S1400,'mo 

5 MILE E Of Tslegrapn. 2 race 

homaa. One badroom,. large "enoeo 

yard, garage, aiorage $255 mo 2 

Dedroom wfth garage. 2 porcfie* 

appliance* $290 mo Reference* 8 

aecurtty After 6pm 592-0105 

8 MILE LASHER m Soumfteld 

pedr-oom $295.'mo - Mooen 

362 5504 

WESTLANO Speoous 3 bedroom 

garage, utety room Option to buy 

available immediate occupency 

$610 . '68-1823 

8 mile 8 Telegraph Nam Bli* 

rwetKOOk 3 bedroom Brick ranch 

carpatlng. finished baaamant 

lenced $450/security 531-9347 

WESTLANO 275/Ford rd area 3 

Bed-oom Bnck 1"A bath Basement, 

new carpel. |uai pemtad central mr 

No petal $ 77V mo 591-9163 

WESTLANO - 3 bedroom wtth baae- 

ment. lenced yard. Mtx Rd - 1-275 

area $650/mo pma sacuiTy. ava»- 

able Sep! 1 After 6pm 397-2564 

WATKINS LAKE FRONTAGE 

Waterford, 3 Bedrooms 8 den 2 fua 

baths. 2 car garage rumoned 

Laaaa Irom Sept I-June I Aakmg 

$750 per month - utilities Ca* 

Mon -Fn . 9-5 353-9494 


3 bedroom home. Frspleca. naw 

carpeting $725 mo Days 669-«0T9 

After 5pm aak lor Pai* 474-3033 

405 Property 

Management 

ABSENTEE OWNER 

We personalize OX aemce lc meet 

your leaamg 8 management need* 

• Broker - Bonded 

• Specializing In corporate 

- Before making a daciswn ca* ua." 

D & H 

Income Property Mgmt. 

Farmington Hills 737-4002 

REDFORD TWP - 2 bedroom de- 

luxe unit. IMng room wtth fireplace, 

loyer with coal cioeel Large master 

bedroom wfth draaamg area AL ap- 

paancaa including waanar 4 dryer 

Outaide lawn mamtanance included 

$675/mo. Cai Dave 255-6678 

YYATGRFQRP _ AN ar- ITH-a 4 HAIL 

room colonial, 2'1 Battle, mground 

pool lanoad yerd Oeei quiet loca- 

tion attached garage, avaaeme mv 

medlaiefy laaai required purcnaaa | 

option aveaabie 666-9700 

WATERFORD - Walk me Lakefronl 

Contemporary 3 bedroom*. 3 batfia. 

lacuzzi maatar sufle 21X18 over- 

looks lake studio ceamgs. 2 Bre- 

piacee 2% car attacned $2.200' 

mo D 8 H Pr opart lea 737-4002 

Sccfsdah ilpartmnis 

Htwburgf) 0#n»wr joy i Warm 

From 1 445 

FREE HEAT 

FREE COOKING GAS 

VERTICAL BLINDS 

1 S 2 Bedroom • 1 Vi Batha • Central Air • Pool 

• Laundry a Storage 

• Tennis • Carport • Clubhouse • Cable Ready 

Model Open 9-5 Daily 

12-5 Weekends 

dT Sr; 455-4300 

NORTHRIDGE 

Prestigious 

Northvilie 

1-2 BEDROOM 

from* 495 

• Verticals* Eat-in Kitchen 

• Walk-in Closets • Carporl 

• Washer'Dryer A vaMabts 

Handicapped units svartsbie 

Open Dally 9-5 

Saturdays 10-4 

Ona MMe W. ot I-275 

oft 7 MBa. NorthvMa 

- 344-9616 

H O W L 

•415 . 

Mtcro«rave Oven PsM Oaa Meat 

AITContfitieMng (Met LoceHon 

Pool 4 Tennis tpectoue Rooms 

1 a 2 bedroom 4 a*At In 

v Apertaâla afadroom, 

anSsa.- • 

ison.-pfim 1 

373-5800 

Xakp pointe Wlagt 

AL P A 

omn 

' 4 6 2 

it 

Southfield 

HIDDEN OAKS 

APARTMENTS 

SUMMER SPECIAL' 

1 Month Free Rent* 

GE appliances, ceramic batha. central air. 

carport available, intercoms, patios,"balconies 

and more...all on a beautiful wooded site 

Handicap units available. 

—1 Bedroom Prom...$495 

2 Bedroom From... 1580 

Hours: Daily 11-6. Sat. 9-2 - - _ - e o r i 

(Closed Thurs. & Sun.) &57-4o2U 

'Baaed an 12 month occupancy 

W\YNIWOOD 

( A P A P T M E N T S ) 

1990 SPECIAL 

(Limited Time) 

MOO OFF 

1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments 

HEAT AND 

VERTICAL BLINDS INCLUDED 

• 2 Poois • Air CortdWoninfl 

67X7 N VWYNE RO 

WESTLANO 

South of 

MOOEL 

ON OCSPt-AV 

7 DAYS 

326-8270 

© 

TN* SA lar 1« 8 mm 

INNSBR00K APARTMENTS 

The luxury of a condominium, 

without tha responsibility. 

Innsbrook. The beat ana tne 

brightest apartments, fresh wfth new 

details to complement your Ufestyte. 

•Uptoi30D9q.il •CauoHouH~ 

> Separate Entrances • Pool and WWôol 

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Building scene CLASSIFIED 

Marilyn Fitchett ec! lor/59 1-2300 

Thursday, August 2, 1990 O&E 

This media room (shown closed in the top photo 

snd open in the bottom) designed snd installed by 

Vitex Inc. includes an enclosed audio/visual wall 

unit with speakers mounted along the front shd 

r 

speakers throughout the room (not shown) to produce 

a surround-sound stereo to sugment the large 

reen television — all controlled at the touch of s 

>utton. 

New house affordability 

linked to several factors 

By Loren K. Smanson 


Tbe decision has already been made 

to bay a new boose, but tbe question of 

affordability remains. To figure out bow 

much bouse you can afford, you must 

first undersUml several key terms: 

down payment, qualifying for a loan 

and closing costs. 

Lender* ask for down payments so 

that if you default on your loan, the 

bouae can be sold and tbe losses from 

your transaction can be recovered from 

tbe proceeds of tbe sale. Buyers entering 

tbe market for the first time usually 

must rely oo savings or assistance from 

a relative to accumulate a down payment 

• 

Hie size at your down payment pays 

an important role In determining bow 

large a loan your qualify for. 

Lenders examine your credit record 

and the extent to which yon are already 

In daht to determine the 

monthly payment you can afford. 

as (not 

a so 

first-time 

buyers may not have these kinds of savings. 

Sources available fa 

FHA (Federal 

er VA(V« 

CPAs suggest that the total carrying 

charges of owning a home should not 

exceed 40 percent of your monthly net 

income. ' 

loan amount. 

The VA guarantees loans to people 

who have served in the armed forces 

and who qualify financially. No down 

payment Is required if tbe loan is for 

$144,000 or less. There is a 1 percent 

funding fee oo VA loans. 

Private mortgage insurance (PMT) 

loans are an option available to those 

who don't qualify for FHA or VA loans. 

These loans require a S-10 percent down 

payment and are Insured by private 

mortgage companies. 

Not all the mooefyû require will be 

applied to the down payment A major 

expense many first-time buyers overlook 

Is settlement or closing costs. 

When you apply for a loan, the lender 

is required by law to provide you wtth a 

good-faith estimate of closing costs. 

Thousands of dollars can be spent la this 

final step in baying a homa. 

Closing coats fall in two general categories: 

points, costs from making tha 

linked to the actual 

of property from the seller to 

Discount points charged by tha lander 

ar* gsnarauy the largest part of your 

of which may be 

the buyer Md the 

appraiaal fee, attorney's 

fees, credit report property survey fee, 

recording fee, state and local transfer 

taxes, title search and insurance, and 

property taxes. 

The Michigan Association of CPAs, 

based in Farmington Hills, also urge 

prospective borne buyers to think else in 

terms of affordability, investment and 

tax considerations. CPAs suggest that 

tbe total carrying charges of owning a 

borne should not exceed 40 percent of 

your monthly net Income. 

If your finances are tight consider 

buying a smaller home in s desirable 

location. You may also want to explore 

leas expensive homes thst may Involve 

a longer commute to your place of employment 

although these hooas may 

not appreciate as quickly ss you would 

like. 

Owning s bouse can sttD he a goad 

Investment even If tha mortgage Interest 

rates exceed the 

tioo of your bouse The ream It 

In th* early years of s mortgage, a larger 

slujreof the monthly ^jm^yesto 

cipaL la addition, you can 

duct real aetata taxea and pa i paid to 

mortgage. What's 

tax on the gala realised by 

ytm house by ill rfcsalag a 

i of equal or! 

Loren K. Swanson is die past president 

of the MidWgon Association of 

Hom* BuOdsrs 

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Curtain rises on media rooms 

as entertaining stays at home 

By Gurald Frawley 

staff writer 

Imagine the explosiveness of "Die Hard" (I or H), 

the glory of Mozart's music in "Amadeus," the special 

effectsof "Star Wars," the grandeur of Tara in 

"Gone With the Wind." 

Now cram it all that into a 19-inch color television 

with five-inch speakers in a living room — it's 

like going to the zoo in the winter. 

Now explode the images and sounds onto an 80inch 

screen and a surround-sound stereo system 

and put it in its own room. Call it "in-home theater." 

call it movies like they we're meant to be 

seen, call it "a media room." 

"A lot of homes, especially in new construction, 

are dedicating a room to a media systems," said 

dio visual specialist in Commerce Township. 

Some enterprising folks 

simple two-way jack hooks up a television, VCR 

and stereo system that enables the family room to 

double as an ersatz movie theater, Hoger said, but 

that hardly qualifies as a media room. 

"Most equipment found in media rooms, be said, 

cannot be bought at the local appliance superstores. 

"We work with a lot of specialty products that 

aren't well known, but are what we need to do the 

job right." 

SPECIAL CUSTOM cabinets, big screen televisions 

and stereo components built into walls, surround-sound 

speakers mounted in ceilings, 10-foot 

screens that drop from the ceiling, projection television 

in hidden enclosures — all go into making a 

media room the home entertainment center. 

The typical media room, Vitex Tnc.'s Hoger said, 

will cost anywhere from $3,000 to $30,000, but costs 

can be much higher. Hoger said he is currently 

working on a project that has cost $70,000 thus far. 

and may cost $100,000 before it is complete. 

The larger systems generally go far beyond tbe 

media room. In those projects, several rooms — or 

perhaps the entire home — is wired for sound with 

infrared remotes, computer automation or any 

number of electronic gadgets. 

"We're only limited by the customers' imagination 

and pocketbook," Hoger said. 

MOST MEDIA rooms are going to be found in the 

0P e 

higher priced homes of the upper and upper-middle 

class, said David Kellett Jr., vice president with 

Kellett Construction Co. in Bloomfield Hills. 

While hardly common, media rooms are becoming 

popular in new construction and remodeling or 

addition projects, Kellett said. 

"People who like-gadgets and have the. money 

want it all — the cable, the big screen and projection 

televisions, the stereos — it can be quite extensive. 

"Screen and projectors dropping from the ceiling, 

surround-sound stereo systems, deep base, balanced 

acoustics — it's just like the Jetsons." 

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER Gail Vandercook, 

owner of Intrinsic Design in Lapeer County, 

has designed many homes in Oakland County that 

i. she said. 

Vandercook designed Kingsley Estate, the Hornerama 

house built by Rochester builder James Jor 

seph. 

"I think you have to be a bit of an electronics 

buff to want this — the whole room can become one 

electronic gadget," Vandercook said. 

"I do a lot of country homes in north Oakland 

County and you don't see people asking for them 

there. 

"I think the reason you're seeing a lot of them is 

that a lot of homes have great rooms instead of 

family booms." 

GREAT ROOMS are the central gathering place 

in many homes and are not necessarily convenient 

for watching television or listening to music, she 

said. • 

"So we've got the media rooms so things happening 

tn the great room won't interrupt what's going 

on in the media room." 

The media room, with its emphasis on television, 

music and entertainment, is actually a throwback 

to the 1950s and 1960s, Vandercook said. 

Several decades ago, homes were designed wiS 

studies or dens and television rooms, but they wefl 

eventually combined into family rooms. 

In the 1970s and 1980s, the family and dinihg 

rooms joined and evolved into great rooms. Now, as 

the square footage in homes increases, builders and 

homeowners are interested in designating a room 

for home entertainment. 


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Select lighting fixtures on room- by-room basis 

After you have decided on tike interior themes, 

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your new home, you are ready to plan the lighting, 

according to a designer for Thomas lighting. 

It is helpful to have a blueprint of your new 

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e Light-colors reflect light dark colors absorb 

light When using deep, rich colors and wood paneling, 

plan extra lighting in the form of companion 

wall sconces, a decorative chandelier or recessed 

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e Brick, stone or other rough wall teÛires can 

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from sconces, which illuminate upward. A row of 

recessed lighting fixtures, 10 to 24 inches apart and 

close to the wall, direct light down the vertical surface 

to create a stunning pattern of light and shadow. 

• Consider tbe use of dimmer switches for every 

light in your home. Dimmers allow you to save energy 

and adjust light tQlhe levei desired. 

HERE ARE SOME tips for lighting your home 

room by room. 

e Kitchen: Because the kitchen is the site of fogd 

preparation, children's activities and paperwork, it 

requires the greatest amount of light. 

Allow three watts per square foot of incandescent 

sources or about 1 watt per square foot of 

flourescent sources for general lighting \ combination 

of incandescent and flourescent lighting is 

ideal. 

An island can be illuminated with recessed or 

track lighting, decorative billiard style fixtures or 

a simple pendant. 

The dining area of a kitchen requires a minimum 

of 150 watts. Decorative pendants or small chandeliers 

will fill the bill. 

e Dining Room: The lighting for your dining 

room should be more than a single chandelier. 

Matching wail sconces provide excellent light that 

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create the illusion of a larger room Recessed lightings, 

especially miniature housings, can serve as 

hidden sources of accent lighting, positioned above 

the table and directed toward paintings and furniture. 

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THE GENERAL rule of thumb for selecting the 

appropriate sized chandelier is: for a 10 by 10 

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by 12 room, a 21-26 inch chandelier; for a 14 by 14 

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The distance from the table top to the bottom of 

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Wall sconces should generally be placed about 68 

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e Hallways: Wall sconces privide decorative, effective 

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A minimum of 60 watts is suggested 

e Foyer: Selection of lighting for your foyer will 

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A grand, second-story entry foyer requires dramatic 

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MORE THAN ever, people are 

spending time at home and that's 

where they want to be entertained, 

Hoger said. 

"Going out can cost a lot of money, 

but with video renting and 

cable television, the price of entertaining 

at home is getting lower." 

Equipment. Hoger said, varies 

with the individual. Big screen 

televisions are now common in 

households and are often an integral 

component of a media room. 

THE MAJOR problem presented 

by big screen televisions. Hoger 

laid, is they are too boxy or large 

to be concealed 

"The best media room is one 

where you walk into it and don't 

know what it is. 

"We'll get the customer who 

wants it to be flashy, to show off 

the system, byt most pwple want 

everything hidden until they want 

it," he said 

Designers get around the "boxiness" 

of large screen televisions 

and bulky components by building 

them into the walls or building special 

cabinets to conceal them until 

they're needed, he said 

But projection televisions are becoming 

a bigger part of media 

rooms, Hoger said. 

"They're more flexible in size — 

you can make a screen as big or as 

small as you want." 

Projection televisions can also 

be concealed more easily, he said. 

MEDIA ROOMS might also include 

computerized automation 

systems that control lights, window 

blinds movie screens, televisions 

and stereo equipment Sbme, Hoger 

said, are even voice-activated 

"You walk into the room, say, 

movie time.' and the lights dim. 

the shades draw, the projection 

television and screen drop from the 

ceiling and the movie starts — it's 

really impressive," Hoger said. 

"People like to show them off ." 

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BLUE HERON POINTE 

Beachfront Cluster Homes in Northvilie Township 

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Crystal clear water for swimming, 

boating & fishing...a lifestyle you'd love 

to come home to! 

Featuring 5paaoos ranch and 2 story luxury homes wtth 

walkout lower levels and private decks patios overlooking calm 

water and sandy beachfronts 

from $199,500 

344-8808 

Sales Center 

Models Open Noon-6 30 p m 

(Closed Thursday) 

PHASE II CLOSE-OUT! 

Isn't It A Shame? 

Vhj had iv) idea, did \x>u, that a seemingly harmless 

picci" of plastic could hccome an implement of 

death to an innocent sea creature' Yet it happens 

unfortunate]}', on a grand scale. 

Tons of plastic material are lost or dumped into 

the oceans each year, imperiling the lives of 

hundreds of thousands of aquatic animals 

Plastic bags, six pack yokes, fishing nets and 

other materials can trap fish, mammals, turtles and 

birds, causing death by drowning or strangulation 

sometimes animals get sick or starve when the> 

eat plastic that the} mistake for food 

But plastics pollution is preventable 

The National W ildlife Federation is dedicated to 

protecting America's precious resources - our land 

our waters, our people, our w ildlife 

You can be a part of the effort Join the National 

Vt ildlife Federation. 1-H2 16th Street. NU - 

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Working for the Nature ot Tomorrow,, 

NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION 

Thursday August 2. ^990 O&E * #5H 

P a c e y o u r s e l f t o h e l p t h e m o v e 

By Monica Perez 


Think of it as an adventure: trashing 

the things you don't need, paring 

down lo the bare essentials It may 

take an active imagination to think 

of moving as fun, but planning ahead 

can take some of the groans out of 

moving. Here are some tips. 

One month before: 

• Fill out change-of-address 

cards for friends, family, creditors, 

publications (usually not forwarded 

by the post office), clubs and organizations 

• If you're moving out of town, 

get copies of medical and dental 

records, including your pets' 

Close out your safety deposit box 

and organize all personal records 

birth and marriage certificates, 

mortgage records, insurance papers 

Gather your children s school 

records 

• Reserve your time with your 

moving company or the truck rental 

if you're moving yourself. Be aware 

TIRED OF RENTING? 

Now You Can Afford 

BEAUTIFUL PIKE'S PEAK VILLAGE CONDOS IN WESTLAND 

BUILDERS CLOSEOUT From s 98.600 

2 3R Ranches 

Full Basement 

• 1st Floor Laundry 

• Fully Carpeted. 

2 Batns 

2 Car Attacneo Garage 

Model Office located at Farmington Road and Ann Arbor Trail 

Model Hours: Mon -Sun 1-6 pm (closed Thursday) 

Sales & Marketing t>v 

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ONLY ONE LUXURY 

WEST BLOOMFIELD CONDOMINIUM SAYS 

"You CAN HAVE IT ALL" 

• LOCATION - Central to the finest shopping centers. 

layouts in 2-3 bedroom towTihouses and 

• QUALITY - ranches. 

Creative, beautifully detailed, spacious 

- The area's most generous package of 

* LUXURY premium amenities. 

* PRIVACY 

* VALUE 

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Located on Drake Rd 

al !4 Mile Rd In 

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- InUmate cul-de-sac setting. graciously 

spaced units with charming-brook and 

ample green-belting. 

- You will not find a more competitively 

priced property with comparable features 

anywHere there "in in this this area -judge for yourself! 

Now COMPLETING PHASE n 

SHERWOOD $'f\ 

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Prom $168,990 

I860 to 2170 aq. ft. 

Open Dally 1 5 

Closed Thursdays 

Model: 661-2450 

Office: 8 55-1310 

presenting two 

VERY EXCLUSIVE VERY PRIVATE 

VERY SPECIAL 

DEVELOPMENTS 

bloomfield 

& 

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Singer-Gorge, Inc takes great pride in offering you the 

opportunity to finally own the home of your dreams 

Two very exclusive parcels and one very esteemed 

builder await your thoughts on designing you*.custombuilt 

home Contact Singer-Gorge. Inc. at your earliest 

convenience for an appointment to become a part of this 

exciting opportunity Priced from $625,000. 

THE INNER WOODS 

OF BLOOMFIELD 

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lust beyond the Fr»nkl«* Ravine 

and overlooking the beautiful 

Franklin River, this private estate 

is being subdivided into eight 

intruding world 

winding, wooded lane, the anc 

potential to create 

a truly one-of-a- . SINGER 

30B33 Northwestern Hwjt, Suite 100« 

Foe mote ink 

KENWOOD COURT 

(On* block North of Quartan School} 

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Six heavily wooded lots offer 

the convenience and elegance ai 

neighborhood living fust a 

bicycle ride away from 

downtown Bmnrngham with its 

dining 

to enfov a private 

world designed by 

you within a forest- 

that mid-week moving can be less 

expensive than weekend, as can 

moving in non-peak fall to spring 

months. 

• Have a'garage sale. Be ruthless 

in bulling items you'll no longer 

need Arrange beforehand to have a 

charity organization pick up leftover 

items the following day 

• Contact utility companies before 

your shutoff date Make sure 

they have your forwarding address. 

• Dram gasoline and oil from 

power lawn equipment and clean 

them. 

• Organize a box with jewelry 

and important papers that you want 

to keep at hand during the move 

TURE YOURSELF 

LIVING AT 

HUNTER'S POINTE 

FOB ONU $7 5,900 

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MOVE IN FOR $ 89,900 N 

Enjoy individual home privacy... 

1-story condominium convenience... 

in a unique adult-oriented development. 

9-5 Mon-Fri 

Open Thursdays 

Weekends: 12-5 

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Visit Western Wayne County's unique, adult-oriented 

community. Emerald Pointe blends Individual home 

privacy with the convenience of a I story, maintenance-free 

condominium at an exceptional value. 

• Choice of ) or 2 bedrooms 

• 2-car attached garage with electronic door opener 

• Brand name kitchen cabinetry, windows & shelving 

• Many energy-efficient features 

• 2 full bbths 

• Fully landscaped 

• 10 year warranty 

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IF WE ONLY HAD A VOLUNTEER 

FOR EVERY HOUSE WE'VE REBUILT. 

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Entranceway 

sets stage 

for luxurious 

4-bed room 

Tbe impact of the entrance foyer set* the stage 

for this home plan. It is sized to be impressive, includes 

an L-shaped open stairway and is two stories 

high with a balcony at the top. 

The basement stair is shown beneath the second 

floor stairway. 

The formal living and dining rooms extend the 

full depth of the plan and are positioned tn 

nate the wear and tear of daily traffic flow. 

The dining room and breakfast room are approximately 

the same size and are separated by tbe octagonal 

kitchen. A bank of closets and pantry are 

centrally located, and a full bath is available for 

the first floor daytime use or as a privat* hath tn » 

bedroom: 

The family room is at tbe rear of tbe garage. 

Sunken, it extends to the sun deck and includes a 

fireplace, a separate stair to the second floor and a 

wet bar. Laundry facilities are next to tbe garage 

»ntry 

Upstairs are three bedrooms, a bonus room and 

two full baths. Tbe master bedroom is shown with a 

bath and a walk-in closet. A central bath services 

the remaining rooms. 

A formal exterior is shown with ornate window 

and door trim, combined gable and hip roof design 

and stucco finish. 

Plan No. 3320 is computer generated and includes 

3,047 square feet_af.heated area. All W D 

Farmer plans include construction details for energy 

efficiency and are drawn to met FHA and VA 

requirements. For further information, write to 

W.D. Farmer, P.O. Box 4&0025, Atlanta, Ga. 30S45. 

c o n d o m U M S 

O F s o u t h f i e l d 

Your choice ot 2 Bedroom Luxury Ranch 

Homes with V/2 or 2 Baths and either 

a Den/Sitting Room or a Patio plus 

an attached oarage and a carport. 

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I Pri>ager Built Quality 

House after house. 

Block after block. A 

non-profit partnership 

called NelghborWorks 

has been rebuilding 

housing and restoring 

pride. To lend a hand 

call 

1 -800-325-6957 

OPEN TUES THRU SUN 

1 pw1d5pm 

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Reversing dadna Refcuifcig pride. 

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NEW CONSTKUCliON 

SGB Development, Inc. 

CONDOMINIUMS 

1 BEDROOM 1 BATH From '59,900 

*2 BEDROOM 2 BATH From '71,900 

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Ajncniiif. include all totihc-n appliances micro- 

wave, washer drvcr central air ranch units with 

private cnteûc carport 

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Transferee Service 

OFFICE 

MODEL 

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47^-8950 

BUILDERS CLOSE-OUT! LAST 3 UNITS 

For tbe Discriminating Homeou tier 

Mine elegant country homes 

located tn .\ortbt ille Tou nsbip 

minutes from 1-2"5 and .M l-i 

Pnct-d from c| ft 

• These elegant home* have genuine fieldstonc bnck ar»d 

cedar exteriors and are neslled :n a natural parklikc 

Ktung. 

— t)pen Weekends l 

From I S P M 

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930-1 500 

or 

349-0035 

The Laird Haven Development Co. Inc. 

# The pulse of your community • 

BUILDER'S MODEL 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

Romantic Elegance 

The Ant lover 

Simsbury Condominium 

presented the 

Herman Frankel Organization 

Evening contemporary 'design. Innoiatne 

Master Suite uiih mirrored f ireplace in Master 

Hednxjin and Master Hath Jacuzzi — J person 

whirlpool lub king-size closet, buih-iti beadboard 

and two night tables 2nd Bedroom 

suite Great Room has magnificent custom 

built-in, black alette fireplace doom alls from 

Great Room lead to large uood deck Walkout 

lon er let el 

Completeh Carpeted Professionally decorated 

in warm neutral tones Many extras Visit today 

'189,900 

Open norm w « p m 

Sales Center 851-3^06 

Main Office 683-3500 

b*aietl on 14 Mile H»1 Mile* l o t •>( 

On. hard Lake Rd 

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n Livonia • 

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So nice to come 

home to 

fine condominiums from 

*97,990 

elegant single family homes from 

$ 137,990 

Brokers Welcome • 

Visit 12-6, daily Merriman 

lust south of Cight Mile. 

Model: 478-3550. Offered by 

Lifestyle Homes, 851-8M0. 

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