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Volume 16 Number 67 Thursday, March 7, 1991 Canton, Michigan 64 Pages 

Rallying for the troops 

Pam Swiderek, Susie Swiderek, Geri Wojcik, Carol Zens and 

Eileen Wojcik, of the Canton Beautification Committee, decorated 

trees along Ford Road in preparation of a victory rally for 

U.S. troops. 

A walking parade will begin at noon Saturday, March 9, 

starting at Canton Center and Ford Road to Sheldon and Ford. 

A-raHy will follow in the K mart parking lot. 

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should be at the corner of Canton Center and Ford Road at 

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Airport debate is big draw at club 

By Diane Gals 

staff writer 

Canton attorney Bruce Patterson 

wore a referee's uniform Tuesday 

while he moderated a round table 

discussion. 

The gag was directed at an argument 

between Canton Supervisor 

Tom Yack and Plymouth Township 

Supervisor Maurice Breen regarding 

public ownership of Mettetal Airport 

in Canton. The banter took place at 

Geneva Presbyterian Church during 

a Canton Economic Club luncheon 

before 96 spectators, the biggest 

crowd ever attracted to a club luncheon. 

City of Plymouth Mayor Dennis 

Bila stressed the importance of cooperation 

among the communities. 

He said Plymouth agreed to form 

a Joint Operating Agreement with 

Plymouth Township to run the airport 

In Can tun, because it would to 

in the best interest of residents. 

Yack calls the action a land grab 

"If one of us turns our back on 

something and says It'Sjvot for us.' 

and our neighbor decides to go forward." 

Yack said, "that's not the 

type of neighbor I would want to 

have."" 

Breen said it's unrealistic for 

Yack to focus on one piece of land 

and say the development of that land 

will make or break a community. 

He compared Mettetal in Canton 

to the development of M-14 in Plymouth 

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"We didn't want M-14 going across 

the middle of the township. Local 

governmental officials are not the 

kings. We derive the power from the 

state of Michigan." 

If Canton and Plymouth townships 

along with the City of Plymouth are 

to be considered one community 

"you can't draw a line andsay this is 

strictly mine and this is strictly 

yours," Breen said. 

Plymouth Township went to Canton's 

aid "a few years back by joining 

the Western Township Utilities Authority, 

Breen said The sewer line 

for Canton, Plymouth and Northville 

townships protects development in 

Canton; 

Yack said that if the tables were 

turned, Breen would adamantly fight 

the takeover. 

WHILE THE barbs continued between 

Yack "and Breen. Bila stressed 

the importance of cooperation. 

"We know that we have to learn to 

cooperate with the governments surrounding 

us if we are going to survive," 

Bila said. 

"I can t think of another issue that 

I've spent more time on than Mette- 

tal," he said. "But I can think of a lot 

of issues that are more important. 

We are clearly the little guy here between 

two heavyweights." 

Regardless of how the Mettetal issue 

is resolved, it shouldn't affect the 

community's ability to work on joint 

efforts, in areas like public safety 

and publib works, Bila said. 

_In older communities like Plymouth, 

where there is a loss in the industrial 

and commercial base, Bila 

said, there is a need for shared services 

with surrounding communities 

City's support depends on vote 

By Kevin Brown 

staff writer - 

Maybe they should re-name Mettetal "General Air- 

"port" 

Because as in the long-running TV soap opera "General 

Hospital," the day-to-day plot twists sparked by 

controversy over the tiny Canton airport ate multiplying 

In Monday's episode, Plymouth's city commission 

was scheduled to name two members to the board that 

would run the airport once federal funds are approved 

for its purchase 

Plymouth Township trustees named that government's 

two representatives to the joint airport board 

last week ° 

But at the city commission meeting Monday. Mayor 

Dennis Bila asked the commission to delay the naming 

of representatives to the airport board for two weeks 

Bila has said he'll back the outcome of a public vote 

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.on the airport issue And before submitting two names 

for the airport board. "I'm directing the city attorney to 

meet with township officials, to draft whatever document 

is necessary to relieve the city of its responsibility," 

he said, of joining Plymouth Township in forming 

an airport governing board, as called for in a commission 

vote in January' 

' "However that comes out (a public vote on the airport 

issue), I want to do all I can to be sure that the people's 

Will is fulfilled." Bila said 

"I would respectfully disagree with the mayor." said 

Commissioner John Vos. We would be remiss if we 

were not to move forward and appoint two members of 

the airport board," he said 

Asked if Plymouth Township could sue the city for 

signing an airport agreement and then backing out — if 

Plymouth residents vote not to join the airport board — 

City Attorney Ron Lowe said, i am not prepared to tell 

you you can t be sued for breach of contract." 

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Family tries 

to rebuild life 

after tragic fire 

By Diane Gale 

staff writer 

Almost everything Debbie 

Dell'Oreo smells, sees and touches 

is a reminder of her husband and 

six children killed in a fire that in 

minutes swept through their Canton 

house last December 

She said Monday she is trying to 

piece together a new life for her 

three surviving children " 

The future includes a construction 

company that Dell'Oreo recently 

founded She also plans to 

build a hoiise on the property she 

and her husband bought before the 

fire 

.BUT, THE past is always with 

her tob 

There is not a day that goes by 

•nat I don't grieve or think of my 

wses, because they were such a 

part of my life. They were my 

life." she said. "Everything I do or 

see or touch is a reminder There - 

were so many of them that there 

are always reminders." 

Looking back, she said, the overwhelming 

outpouring of support 

from more than 3,000 people In 

Canton and across the nation earned 

her through the toughest 

times. 

"It's a good feeling that so many 

peuple—were were timiMiig thinking auuut abuul nry 

family and praying for us and HI 

always hold that is my heart for 

the rest of my life," she said. 

"People said they didn't know 

where I got the strength, ''"hat's 

where I got the strength — lion 

thesje people. 

Millions of people cried for the 

young widow and her children 

They were touched by the tragic 

story of the 38-year-old self-employed 

carpenter who died Dec. 22, 

1990, after trying to save his six 

children from the Proctor Road 

fire 

Del I'Oreo said the fire and 

smoke spread throughout the house 

'There is not a day 

that goes by that I 

don't grieve 

— Debbie Dell'Oreo 

in about four minutes. 

"My husband ran back into the j 

bedroom to get the other children 

out and I ran outside with Adam 

and to the windows for my husband 

to hand the children to me But my 

husband never made it The smoke 

took him before he got to the children." 

Investigations concluded that the 

fire started when an old fashioned* 

bulb ignited a Ijve Christmas tree 

SOMETIMES DELLORCO 36 

seems strong. She constantly returns 

the conversation to her living 

children. Adam,"7; Jimmy. 16; and 

Kelly, 14 and their futures togeth 

W Jimmy and Kelly we.ren t home 

when Canton's worst fire broke out. 

She recently bought a house in 

Canton and lives there with her 

three children 

"I have my three children left 

and I intend to keep their lives intact 

as much as 1 can. Everything I 

do to go forward is on their behalf 

I want to pull our life back togeth - 

er again and I intend to do so 

Dell'Oreo said Rer religious 

faith, memories and surviving children 

give her comfort. 

"We are learning how to survive 

together and we will together " 

The day after the fire. Canton 

firefighters, police officers and police 

chaplains launched a Dell'Orco 

f'jnd. Abou ». "'OOO was raised, 

Deil'Orcn s. d 'ddiog that she was 

unsure ab-< it tne final tally. 

The d r< «*ill help 

Dell'Orco L:.ng ic nu j am she 

shared with the-mar r.arried a 

coiioie of .years after s.v graduated 

from high school. __ 


Widow is grateful for 

community's support 

The folloivtng is a letter u > ritten 

by Debbie Deli Oreo to the 

Observer editor: 

"On the night of Dec 22. a fire 

swept through our home in Canton 

Township taking the lives of six of 

my nine children. Bonnie.-Sarah. 

Katie. Megan. Michael, and Robert, 

and my husband Marty Whatbegan 

as a joyous Christmas season 

suddenly turned into tragedy 

For my surviving children and 

me. the loss has been devastating 

and still seems unreal However, in 

the first weeks since the fire, the 

outpouring of loving support from 

family, friends and many people 

from across the country has been 

staggering It has given us the 

strength to begin to cope with our 

sorrow and the spirit to piece together 

and continue our lives. 

I cannot personally thank each of 

the many people who have written, 

donated food and money, and offered 

prayers and other forms of 

support ! hope this letter will 

reach those who went out 04 their 

way to help us — I 

The morning after the fire, some 

neighborhood children placed a 

homemade cross on the front lawn 

of my hpme. inscribed with the 

nanjes'of my family who perished 

the night before and the phrase. 

"God bless them all.'" Now I would 

like to say to those who kept our 

family in their .hearts and minds 

and provided support in any way 

God blesâll of you " 

- Debbie Deli Oreo 

'Shop Canton' goal is to boost business 

By Diane Gale 

Canton merchants have a challenge 

for residents who complain 

about the glut of strip malls and high 

vacancy rates —— 

They're telling residents to "Shop 

Canton.' and in turn help thriving 

businesses attract more merchants 

to the empty shops 

The Shop Canton promotion started 

recently when a group of Canton 

business people were commiserating 

about a sates slump, said Mitch 

Howard of the Big Boy restaurant on 

Ford Road They complained that 

sales were down between i and 20 

percent 

If businesses work together, they 

can feed off each other, he said. If 

shopping in Canton and to try to get 

businesses to work together to maybe 

have some common goals and 

someone chooses to go to one shop in 

Canton they'll likely patronize anoth 

er business in the community 

Howard said the committee decid- 

— Mary Dorheter 

Canton Chamber 

of Commerce president. 

ed Canton lacked a sense of community 

and organization among retailers 

Bumper stickers and posters 

promoting the Shop Canton program 

will help remedy that 

Our goal is basically to promote 

shopping in Canton and to try to get 

businesses to work together to maybe 

have some common goals and 

common advertising." said Mary 

Domeier. Canton Chamber of Commerce 

president 

THE SHOP CANTON promotion 

will be discussed at a breakfast 

meeting 8 30 a m Friday. March 8 

at Palermos dh Ford Road Canton 

retailers are invited to the breakfast 

sponsored by the Canton Community 

Foundation, the Cantor. Chamber of 

Commerce and Supervisor Tom 

Yack 

Domeier sa'd the meeting is a 

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2A(C) O&E Thursday. Mych 7. 1991 

Hockey game proceeds will benefit Dell'Orco family 

By Dianu Gala 

staff writer 

Two months after a fire killed seven 

Dell'Orco family members, a Canton man is 

planning a benefit that be hopes will in 

some way easeihe pain suffered by the surviving 

family members 

Jim Reed organized a hockey game to be 

played by the Red Wing Alumni and the 

Westland Over-35 All-Stars 6 p.m. Saturday. 

March 9 at Westland Sports Arena on Wildwood 

north of Ford Road. 

THE MONEY raised will go to Debbie 

Dell'Orco and her three surviving children. 

Her husband Martin Dell'Orco died with six 

of the couple's children Dec. 22. 1990 in the 

family's Canton bouse. 

Besides serving as a fund-raiser. Reed 

said, the event will offer hockey enthusiasts 

a rare show 

Some of the Red Wing alumni who plan to 

play Saturday are: Dennis Hextall, who 

played from 1968 to 1980; Alex Detvecchio. 

who played more than 20 years and is in the 

Red Wings Hall of Fame; Nick Libett, who 

played from 1967 through 1981 and Johnny 

Wilson, who played in the 1950s and 1960s. 

The alumni play, 20 to JO games a year 

for charity. 

"I know Dennis Hextalf and I wanted to 

do a game for a worthy cause. And this happened." 

Reed said. "I couldn't think of a 

more worthy cause at the time." 

Money raised from "a raffle during the 

game also will be donated to the family. 

The raffle prizes are: a Red Wing hockey 

stick autographed by current Red Wing 

team members; a Steve Yzerman replica 

> 

jersey, five autographed Red Wing alumni 

hockey sticks and a Gordie Howe hockey 

puck. 

"I like hockey, I live in Canton and I 

wanted to do something," Reed said. 

"They'll only do it for causes that they know 

are genuine. It will remind the people of 

what happened. A lot of people have said 

they have enough money, and I differ with 

that, because it will never be enough." 

THE EXACT amount of money donated 

to the Dell'Orco's hasn't been released. 

However. Debbie Dell'Orco said $200,000 

was donated to a fund set up by the township. 

Tickets for Saturday's hockey game are 

$5 and will be available at Playball Cards 

and Comics, 35253 West Warren, west of 

Wayne or at the door the night of the game. 

For more information call. 326-3930. 

The alumni also will be available for autographs 

after the game and some of players 

are expected to have dinner at Legends 

Lounge in Montana's restaurant on Ford 

Road and Wildwood. 

"The public is welcome to meet the players 

there," said Reed. 

Canton widow tries to rebuild family life in wake of fire 

Continued from Page 1 

The couple bought five acres of 

land on Beck Road in Canton. They 

would drive out to the area, walk 

around and talk about the house they 

they 1 

shared a picnic there with their children. 

' 

"We intended to build a big home 

to suit our large family," she said. 

"And I intend to still build that home 

just as we had planned. I will truly 

feel at home again when I'm back 

there. That was the only thing that I 

have that was not scarred by this." 

OTHER TIMES Dell'Orco shows 

signs of stress. Her voice was filled 

with emotion as she explained how 

she tried to save her children the 

night of the fire. 

"It was sw fast," she said. "I've 

thought to myself why couldn't I get 

them out? How come? It just wasn't 

possible. 

"I will never recover, but I will 

learn to live with it and go on. My 

children and my husband were my 

life. I feel like I had a life once and 

now I have a different life and I'm 

starting over with what I have left. 

"I will go on and my children and I 

will learn to have a family again and 

we will stay in Canton, because this 

is truly our home." 

As a tribute to the good times. 

"Dell'Orco said she wanted to donate 

the land, where their house stood, to 

be used as a park. However, neighbors 

in the area didn't want that, she 

said. 

"I wanted to put a park there .and 

make it a happy place once again 

where children could come again 

where they used to. I thought it 

would be a good healing thing for the 

children to go there and play once 

again. Sooje of neighbors saw it as a 

morbid type of thing. I certainly 

didn't mean it to be anything that 

would hurt anyone. I thought it 

would be something good.' 

Dell'Orco said she wasn't sure 

what will happen to the land. 

LAST WEEK she broke a twomonth 

silence when she sent a letter 

to the editor thanking people for 

their generosity and prayers. (See related 

story.) Dell'Orco tried to write 

Mayor wants to see support before backing airport 


When the commission agreed to 

delay the appointments to the airport 

board. Vos moved for a commission 

vote to rescind the earlier 

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overwhelming kindness existed today. 

"But obviously it does." 

There were comments and gestures 

that she said were especially 

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One note came from a prison inmate. 

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"It was a plea to me to handle 

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Dell'Orco said she was also 

touched by a visit at the funeral 

home from a woman whose second 

grader recently died. 

"I thought it took a lot Of strength, 

for her to do that." 

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But locals are divided over his chances 

By W«yr>« Paal 

staff writer 

Donald Riegle expects to run for 

the U.S. Senate again in 1994 — giving 

voters the final opportunity to 

pass judgment on the senator's controversial 

involvement with savings 

and,loan tycoon Charles Keating Jr. 

"I fully expect to (run again)." 

Riegle said last week during a session 

with Observer reporters and editors. 

apparently laying to rest any 

speculation about his political future. 

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Only two days earlier* a Senate 

ethics committee said Riegle used 

"poor judgment'' invhis relationship 

with Keating and that the relationship 

"gave the appearance of being 

improper " 

But the committee found Riegle 

broke no laws, either in accepting 

campaign money from Keating — 

since returned — or in meeting with 

other senators and federal regulators 

to discuss Lincoln Savings and 

Loan. Heating's troubled. Californiabased 

S i L. 

The ethics committee findings left 

Riegle's status as Senate Banking 

Committee chairman tn tact 

Riegle believe^ his status as one of 

the Keating Five will quickly fade 

&nd area Denmocratic Party leaders 

agree 

" The 1994 election is a long way 

off,' said Ric&ardVMcKnight. chairman 

of the 15th Disrtrict Democratic 

Party organization "He's got a lot 

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of Ume. especially if he gets back to 

doing the kind of things he's been 

doing for. Michigan " 

Republicans, however, promise to 

make Rielgels' involvement with 

Keating a key campaign issue. 

"Certainly it will pay a role in the 

campaign." said Harry Greenleaf. 

chairman of the 2nd District Republican 

Committee, the area's largest 

GOP organization "No mater what, 

the committee found he used poor 

judgment and no politician wants to 

have that on his record " 

Nontheless, Greeoeleaf said Republicans 

will have to work hard to 

defeat Riegle "He is a tough campaigner. 

he's very effective in that." 

Greenleaf said 

During Friday's meeting with Observer 

staff, a relaxed Riegle carried 

both the look and sound of a 

man who felt himself fully vindicated 

"IN TERMS of whether I did anything 

wrong, my answer is no." Riegle 

said in discussing his relationship 

with Keating. "In terms of doing 

things differently — with the benefit 

of hindsight, there are things I would 

do differently." 

Chief among them. Riegle said, is 

that he wouldn't have allowed Keating 

to hold a fund raiser in his honor 

The March 1987 event, at the Ponchartrain 

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Riegle. who returned the money in 

the wake of a newspaper investiga- 

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campaign money was entirely contributed 

by Keating and his subordinates 

— 'a point he made several 

times during the ethics committee 

investigation. 

In fact. Riegle said, the event was 

more for Keating s benefit than his 

own ——' 

"Charles Keating was greatly admired. 

the general impression was 

this was a guy doing important rede 

velopment work in Detroit." Riegle 

said "I actually felt I • was doing 

Keating a favor." 

Now. Riegle said, he will no longer 

allow anyone with a potential conflict 

of interest, however slight, to be 

associated with his campaign events. 

He claims it's a position few other 

senators will lake 

As for the meeting with regulators, 

Riegle has said the ethics committee 

found concerns about the way 

investigators were treating Lincoln 

Savings and Loan may have been legitimate. 

If there's a problem. Riegle said 

it's that federal elected officials 

have to spend increasingly large 

amounts of money in their can* 

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Riegle said his own campaign (unfc 

ballooned from $800,000 in 1976 to 

$4 5 million for his most recent campaign 

While^ calling for federal campaign 

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way presidential campaigns are now 

financed — Riegle also acknowledged 

such a suggestion is seen as 

highly partisan. "Money is more of a 

problem for Democrats than Republicans." 

be said 

"Fund raising is the worst part of 

the job for all of us. believe it," Riegle 

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8A(P.C) O&E Thursday. March 7. 1991 

Area seminary deal called 'blessing' 

By Tim Smith 

staff writer 

The transformation of Duns 

Scotus into a "world class" executive 

business conference center will 

not compromise the beauty of the 

61-year-old Southfield landmark, the 

mart in charge of the project said 

Tuesday. 

We are committed to the Franciscans 

and to the city,'-said developer 

Lawrence LoPatin at a press 

conference held at the former seminary. 

"If we're successful, when it is 

completed you won't know the old 

from the new " 

After the conference, LoPatin said 

there will be some changes, including 

the removal of all religious artifacts 

on the building exterior. But 

stained glass and the chapel will remain. 

LoPatin also, said bis company 

would not have proposed buying the 

110-acre wooded site withoitf assuring 

city officials that the longtime 

home of the Franciscans would not 

be destroyed or substantially altered. 

~ . 

"We would not have touched it had 

we not talked to the city first," said 

LoPatin. whose company reportedly 

bought Chins Scotus for $10 million. 

The company plans a. $50 million de- 

velopment project at the site. 

MEANWHILE. DUNS Scotus days 

were numbered with or without a 

purchase deal, according to the Rev 

John Bok. who heads the Franciscans' 

Cincinnati-based provincial 

headquarters. 

Bok said he initiated the press conference 

primarily to clarify why the 

order thought it necessary to sell the 

landmark: A dwindling, number of 

priests all but made it impossible to 

continue its chapel ministry, poverty 

program and Franciscan School of 

Evangelization there. 

Those programs might eventually 

be relocated In Detroit, where Bok 

said there is more of a need. Also 

being considered is the expansion of 

St. Michael's parish in Southfield to 

accommodate some of the 3,000 people 

who regularly attend Duns 

10A(P.C) 0*E Thursday. March 7, 1991 

community calendar 

Editor's Note: The calendar is 

prepared one week in advance 

and will include events running 

through the next seven days. To 

include your event in the*calendar, 

contact Nancy Pennington, 

459-2700. Our fax number is 459- 

4224 

THURSDAY 

MEN'S SLOW PITCH: Registration 

continues for softball returning 

teams. Call Tom Willette at City of 

Plymouth Parks and Recreation Department. 

455-6620. 

SYMPHONY. Reservations continue 

for Solid Gold Benefit Pops 

Concert with the Plymouth Symphony 

Orchestra on March 15 and 16 at 

S p.m. at the Golden Pox, Fox Hills 

Country Club, in Plymouth. Dinner is 

served at 6:30 p.m. Call 453-7272, 10 

a.m. to 4 p.m. 

SPRING MUSICAL: Advance tickets 

are now on sale for Fiddler On 

the Roof," presented at Plymouth 

Salem High Auditorium on Joy Road 

in Canton on March 15,16, 22 and 23 

at 8 p.m. Presented by the Plymouth 

Park Players. 459-3518. 

CHARITY DINNER: Reservations 

will be taken through March 18 for 

the Plymouth Rock No. 47 dinner, 7 

p.m., March 22, at Plymouth Masonic 

Temple. Call Bob Johns, 453-1242 

or Ed Gascoyne, 420-4468. 

TOUGH LOVE: Tough Love - 

Key Solutions meet Thursdays 7 p.m. 

at Straight, 42320 Ann Arbor Road. 

Call 453-2610. 

• SELF HELP: Families Anonymous 

meets Thursdays, 8 p.m., St. 

John Neumann Church, 44800 Warren, 

Canton. Call 453-2811. 

Rape 

Prevention 

What everyone 

should know 

GARDENING: Registration continues 

through April 6 for "Gardening 

in the 90s" presented by the Master 

Gardener Association of Wayne 

County. Program will be held on Saturday, 

April 13, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 

p.m. at the First Baptist Church of 

Plymouth. 534-2238. 

MAGIC RIDE: Registration con- 

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Warm-Up Magic Ride, for the prevention 

of child abuse and-neglect, to 

be held Saturday, May 11. in Canton 

Township. Call Sandra Murphy at 

561-4110. 

FRIDAY 

SOFTBALL: Registration ends today 

for mens returning teams. Call 

Canton Parks and Recreation "397- 

5110 or 455-6620. 

SENIOR DINNER: Today is the 

last day for seniors to register for 

the 9th Annual St. Patrick's Day Dinner 

at the Mayflower, 12-4 p.m. on 

Saturday. March 16. 397-5444 

SATURDAY 

- WRITING WORKSHOP: Registration 

begins today for students in junior 

high or high school. Presented at 

the Plymouth District Library on 

five Saturdays. 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. 

starting March 16. 453-0750. 

JUNIOR BASEBALL: Plymouth 

Canton Junior Baseball Association 

will hold its annual registration today 

and on March 16, 9 a.m. to 3 

p.m. at the Canton High School cafeteria. 

Boys ages 7-15 and girls ages 

7-18. Adult volunteers needed. Call 

Chris Mroczka at 459-6085. 

SUNDAY 

THERAPY: Adult Children of Alcoholic 

and Dysfunctional Families 

meets Sundays. 7-9 p.m., Growth 

Works. Plymouth. Call 455-4902 

MONDAY 

SOFTBALL: Registration for 

mens' new teams begins today 

through March 22 at Canton Parks 

and Recreation Services. Womens 

teams may register through March 

lil i r «i ui-i r^lnrnino I hrauah 

t vru i rtui iii"5 ivatiBj, inrvugtt 

March 15. 397-5110 or 455-6620. 

TOUGH LOVE: A parent support 

group meets each Monday at 7 p.m., 

Faith Community 1 Church, 46001 

Warren Road, Canton. Call 981-5967. 

KARATE: Classes meet Mondays 

and Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. Call Canton 

Parks and Recreation at 397- 

5110. 

YMCA: Registration begins today 

for youth, preschool and mini preschool 

sessions in Plymouth. 453- 

2904. 

GOLF: Registration for lessons 

for adults and children begins today. 

To register call City of Plymouth 

Parks and Recreation at 455-6620. 

TUESDAY 

BLOOD DRIVE: Public may give 

blood 1-7 p.m. today at Central Middle 

School 'annex. Sponsored by 

Plymouth Canton Education Association. 

420-2777. 

SUPPORT: A teen support group 

meets at 3 p.m. at Plymouth Salem 

High School. For more information, 

call Kristin Blackwell, 561-4110. 

BOOK FAIR: Fair is 6-8 p.m. today 

at Isbister Elementary School, 

9300 Canton Center Road. 

MEETING: The Toastmasters 

Club meets Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. at 

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A woman is raped every six minutes in the 

United States and 70 percent of all sexual 

assaults are planned in advance. Despite these 

grim statistics, there are some things that can be 

done to decrease your.chances of being assaulted 

Learn to avoid potentially dangerous situations 

at this program sponsored by the University of 

Michigan M-CARE Health Center at Plymouth. 

The program will be presented by: 

Joyce Wright, Communications Director 

Help Against Violent Encounters Now, H A V E.N. 

Domestic Violence Shelter 

SexuaJ Assault Agency in Oakland County 

Thursday March 14, 1991 

7-9 p.m. 

The presentation will include sexual assault facts, 

awareness of potentially dangerous areas, and 

suggestions for decreasing youn chaQces of being 

assaulted. 

Enrollment is limited. Preregistration is required 

by calling the Plymouth M-CARF. Health Center 

at 459-0820 A $2 fee is payable at the door 

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Road, east of Haggerty. Call 451- 

1241 or 455-1910 

Help 

SMOKE DETECTORS Free detectors. 

with installation, are offered 

from Colonial Kiwanis of Plymouth. 

Call Plymouth Fire Department. 

Chief A1 Matthews, 453-1234 or 

Plymouth Fire Department, Chief 

Larry Groth, 453-3840. 

"Y" VOLUNTEERS The Plymouth 

YMCA seeks volunteers. 453- 

2904. 

COMPUTERS: Four Apple He's 

and one IBM are available for public 

use. Dupning-Hough Library, 223 S. 

Main, Plymouth. Call 453-0750. 

FOOD DISTRIBUTION: 

Focus:HOPE provides food to eligible 

Canton senior citizens at the Cantop 

Recreation Center. Call 397- 

1000, Ext. 278. 

HELP NEEDED: Volunteers are 

needed to deliver meals to homebound 

seniors in Canton. Call 453- 

2525, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday- 

Friday. 

TAX HELP: Senior citizens can 

obtain help with their taxes at the 

Canton Recreation Center. Counseling 

is available by appointment only, 

9-11:30 a.m. Mondays and 9 a.m. to 

noon and 1-4 p.m. Tuesdays. Counseling 

is also available at Royal Holiday 

Mobile Home Clubhouse. Call 

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ADULT CARE: Foster care is 

needed for adults with mental retardation. 

Call 332-4410 in Oakland 

County or 455-8880 in Wayne County. 

WALKING: Group walks are at 10 

a.m., Monday through Friday at St. 

John Neumann Church parking lot 

on Warren between Sheldon and 

Canton Center. Also Thursday, 6:30 

p.m Call Ed at 455-9042. 

VOLUNTEERS: Teen and adult 

volunteers are needed at the Arbor 

Health Building, Plymouth and 

McAuley Health Building, Canton. 

C$11 572-4159. " ' 

Senior citizens 

HOSPICE SPEAKERS: Hospice 

Services of Western Wayne County 

has volunteers available to speak to 

church groups and civic organizations. 

Call.522-4244. 

HEALTH CARE Speakers on 

long-term health care and Medicare 

are available. Call Patty Jamison at 

455^510. 

TRIPS: For senior citizen trip information. 

call Plymouth Parks and 

Recreation, 455-6620; or Canton 

Township Parks and Recreation, 

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children. When these products arc in use, children should be observed 

closely. Keep poisonous products in their original containers. Medicines 

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Despite state cutbacks, mental 

health services in western Wayne 

County increased recently with dedication 

of Northwestern Community 

Services" new community outreach 

center in Canton Township 

The office is home to the agency's 

new crisis management team, case 

manager and in-house therapists. 

All will work with troubled youngsters 

18 and under. Communities to 

be served include Canton, Garden 

City, Inkster, Livonia. Northville, 

Plymouth, Redford, Wayne and 

, Westland 

Offices are at 5820 N: Canton Center 

Road, in Suite 125 of the Canton 

Ford Crossing complex. 

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Health Board. 

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psychiatrists. Services are provided 

to nearly 1.500 youngsters 

Its respite care and Beacon day 

treatment programs are nationally 

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other programs throughout the country. 

Additional information is available 

by calling 425-6110. , 

ACT prep class offered at S'craft 

Preparatory classes for the ACT 

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at Schoolcraft College. 

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A two-week session meets 6-9 

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744 Wing/Plymouth, Ml 48170 Jeff Counts editor/459-2700 

12A(C) O&E Thursday. March 7. 1991 

Our troops 

More than parades needed 

WHEN THE troops return we hope the 

Plymouth-Cafiton area does more 

than just roll out and the red. white 

and blue carpet. The communities 

should look to see what other needs the returning 

troops have. 

Parades are nice. Nobody did them for Vietnam 

era veterans They just got off a plane and 

went home. A parade acknowledges the sacrifices 

made hy these service women and men. It 

gives them a focal point, a memory, a formal 

ceremony in their hometown. 

But we think the Canton and Plymouth communities 

should go further. Local Vietnam era 

veterans who hive the experience of dealing with 

war memories have said they will help counsel 

the returning veterans. We hope that happens. 

• Another grSup is trying to raise money by tapping 

corporations to make up for the pay lost by 

reservists called to duty. We hope that happens. 

Other groups have been holding rallies and 

selling t-shirts in an effort to support the troops. 

Helping hand 

The Plymouth-Canton area 

should look to see what other 

needs the returning troops have. 

We hope that continues. 

The city of Plymouth has been decked out in 

red. white and blue and yellow ribbons. We hope 

they stay up 

It's easy to support the troops when the war is 

going well and it's on television every night. But 

we've got a short memory. The Gulf War will 

soon fade among talk of the economy and presidential 

politics. 

That's why we're challenging the Plymouth 

and Canton communities to not only show their 

patriotism, but to show their humanity by putting 

together a support network for the returning 

troops. 

It's the least they deserve. 

Fund-raiser aids Dell'Orco family 

1AST CHRISTMAS, the unthinkable happened 

to Debbie Dell'Orco of Canton. A fire 

^ swept through her home, taking the lives 

of her husband and six of their children. 

This remarkably strong woman somehow has 

managed to pick up the pieces and go on. building 

new life for herself and her three surviving' 

children 

1 

After months of silence. Debbie Dell'Orco has 

come forward to say she couldn't have done it 

without the help of people in the community. 

"1 didn't believe that kind of Overwhelming 

kindness existed today, but obviously it does," 

she said. 

Bad policy 

When asked how she's managed, she says she's 

summnn^d her strength from the many people 

who've supported her family. 

While the community has given much, Jim 

Reed of Canton says it's not enough. He's organized 

a benefit hockey game for 6 p.m. Saturday, 

March 9. in the Westland Sports Arena on Wildwood 

north of Ford Road.. 

Red Wing alumni including all-stars Alex Delvecchio, 

Dennis Hextall, Nick Libett and Johnny 

Wilson will take on the Westland Over-35 squad. 

Tickets, available at the door, are $5. 

Here's a chance to show the Dell'Orcos that 

they can continue to rely on this community. 

Don't exempt seniors from tax 

ONE PART of Gov, John Engler's property 

tax reform is headed for trouble. Liberals 

and conservatives alike are saying it 

would be unwise to exempt senior citi-. 

zens from school operating property taxes. Even 

some senior citizens admit it's bad policy. 

The idea of exempting seniors has some superficial 

charm. "My kids are grown up I don't have 

any kids in school. I've paid my share." the argument 

goes. 

Once that can of worms is open, however, a 

parade of people will come forward and ask to be 

exempted from one tax or another: 

• Young workers can ask to Be~tetoff the Social 

Security hook at least until they get closer to 

retirement age. 

• 'Doves'' can ask to withhold the share of 

their taxes that goes for military purposes. 

• The overwhelming majority who never file 

a civil lawsuit can ask to avoid taxes supporting 

the civil docket 

Older folks will be back asking for a break 

from taxes for ball diamonds and wave pools 

that are used mostly by kids . . 

The list of services any one group doesn't use 

can become mind-boggling 

UNLESS HE only wanted to curry favor with 

one voting bloc, it's difficult to understand why 

Engler would even propose the idea. And there 

are far better ways to help those in n£ed than 

exempting all seniors from school operating taxes 

Senior citizens would still be eligible to vote on 

Mr, 

HA* 

O&E Thursday. March 7. 1991 

Guard members sue state 

By Wayn« P«al 

staff writer 

Ten current members, and one 

former member, of the Michigan 

National Guard are suing the state 

for back pay seeking a class action 

lawsuit for all state guard members 

who have served in the past decade. 

Though none of the guardsmen are 

currently stationed in the Persian 

Gulf, the suit could eventually include 

the 15,000 Michigan guard 

members sent overseas, said Jeanne 

Stempien, the Livonia-based attorney 

representing the guardsmen. 

The state has been underpaying 

its guardsmen since 1981," said 

Stempien. 

The suit alleges that state failed to 

pay a |2-per-day fee to guard members 

assigned to outdoor training. 

"Those individuals — whether 

they went to Saudi Arabia or not — 

completed that training and. as such, 

are entitled to the money." Stempien 

said. 

The suit alleges the state illeg&lly 

eliminated the fee and that various 

state officials have promised guard 

members payments would resume at 

an unspecified future date. 

' "WE'RE TALKING about $30 per 

member per year," she said. "Had it 

been paid as it should, it would have 

cost the state $250,000 to $300,000 

per year." 

It will now cost the state more 

than $4.5 million, Stempein said, if 

the suit is successful. * 

The 11 guard members include 

one member, and one. former member. 

of the Air National Guard. 

Stempien said she didn't believe any 

weVe assigned to the guard's Livonia 

post ' 

The case has been assigned

(EDbseruer iXr uispajjcrs 

Suburban Life 

Julie Brown editor/459-2700 

Thursday, March 7. 1991 O&E 

i 

Steven Chen performs during the competition at the Canton 

Little Theatre. The annual awards program is sponsored by 

the Plymouth Community Arts Council. 

Artists take 

to the 

ITUDENT ARTISTS in tbe woman. "It's a beginning for com- 

nity have talent to spare. 

That's plain to see from 

watching the Damaris Student Pine 

Arts Awards competition. The annual 

program, sponsored by the 

Plymouth Community Arts Council, 

is for sixth through ninth 

graders. 

Nearly 90 students signed up this 

year. Performing arts students 

appeared before the judges Friday 

and Saturday, March 1 and 2, in the 

Little Theatre at Plymouth Canton 

High School in Canton. Some were 

a bit nervous, but did just fine 

when their time on stage came. 

"I think it's difficult for them to 

take the responsibility to carry the 

whole thing through from beginning 

to end," said Nancy Cooper of 

Plymouth, Damaris Awards chair- 

THE COMPETITION for dance, 

drama and piano was Friday afternoon. 

Saturday's schedule included 

competition for vocal and other instrumental 

music performers. 

Some parents, siblings and 

friends came along for the performing 

arts competition, applauding 

enthusiastically and making the 

young artists' task a little bit easier. 


Katie Sullivan performs for 

the judges during the 

Damaris competition. 

Photo* by SHERRIE BUZ8Y/n«fl photograph* 

Family ties 

span time, 

distance 

By Julia Brown 

staff writer 

Driving from North Carolina to 

Michigan takes about 11 hours, but 

for Dolores Moser making the trip 

was worth it. 

Moser and her husband, Wayne, 

traveled north last week for a longawaited 

family reunion with Betty 

Tanguay of Plymouth Township 

Moser, 60, and Tanguay, 65, hadn't 

seen each other since they were girls 

during the 1930s. 

"1 am so excited. I can't sit down 

hardly to talk," Tanguay said. "I 

never thought I'd see them again. I 

just thought they were gone forever. 

"My mother died when I was a little 

girl and my sister took me to 

raise up in Virginia." said Tanguay. 

who works as a coat checker at the~ 

Mayflower Hotel .in Plymouth. Her 

older sister, Dolores Moser's mother, 

died a few years later of tuberculosis 

Tanguay's father wasn't able to 

care for her, so she left Virginia to 

go live with her brother and his family 

in Kentucky. 

MOSER AND her sister. Thelma. 

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hadn't seen their aunt since their 

mother s funeral in 1934 Their father 

died following surgery a few 

years after their mother's death The 

girls grew up in Virginia and didn't 

have contact with their aunt, who's 

just a few years older 

Thelma Moser, 62, of Norfolk, Va . 

is married to Wayne Moser's 

brother, Edward They weren't able 

to visit last week, but Tanguay, who 

is widowed, plans to go to Norfolk 

for a reunion later this year. 

"I've been trying to find her all 

these years," said Dolores Moser. 

who lives in Hendersonvilie, N.C., 

near Asheville Every time she visited 

her sister. Moser would say "Let's 

look for. Aunt Betty." 

The two would choose a town and 

call the .telephone operator, trying to 

~find people named Thurman. Thoroman 

was Betty Tanguay's maiden 

-name, and the difference in spelling 

got them off the track for some 

time. ^ 

Thelma Moser met a sailor in Norfolk 

named Thurman He had a bookon 

the Thurmans of Ohio, and the 

Mosers took name^«i£&fO that book 


JULIE QROWN slaft yfvolographer 

Betty Tanguay of Plymouth Township (right) was thrilled to 

hear from her niece. Dolores Moser, who lives in North Carolina. 

The two hadn't seen each other since they were young girls 

during the 1930s. 

Deployment of military women creates dilemmas 

By Julie Brown 

staff writer 

Elaine DonTfelly was impressed with the bravery of 

women soldiers in the Persian Gulf war. 

"I have a great admiration for the courage and ability 

of these women." said Donnelly, an activist in the Michigan 

Republican Party and former member of the Pentagon's 

Defense Advisory Committee on Women in the Services. 

"They're doing a fine job. They are patriotic and 

they are capable." 

Donnelly, a Livonia resident, served on the 

DACOWITS civilian advisory group from 1984 to 1986. 

She visited a number of military bases during that time 

and attended Pentagon briefings 

She and her husband have two college-age daughters, 

neither of whom hare served in the military. 

"Women have always been involved in war," Donnelly 

told those at a Thursday, Feb. 28. meeting of the Livonia 

Republican Women's Club "They have always given patriotic 

service to our country." ~ 

NEVER BEFORE have so many women served in so 

many nontraditional roles, she said 

Women are very, very close to combat right now " 

The expanded role of women in the military has created 

dilemmas 

"The children are suffering, according to the psychologists." 

Donnelly told those at the luncheon, held at Ernesto's 

in Plymouth. "What we are witnessing is a massive 

wartime social experiment We have to remember 

children cannot fight their own battles." 

A recent Associated Press poll indicated 64 percent of 

respondents were opposed to mothers of young children 

serving in a war zone 

"Can you imagine the orphans being left behind if both 

parents are lost?" 

Proposed legislation to allow exemption of one of two 

military parents or of a single parent from deployment 

to a combat zone sounds compassionate on the surface, 

she said In fact, however, it has more to do with careerism 

than compassion 

"That's a double standard' Such a policy would allow 

•on* people to have all the benefits of military service 

without any of the wartime burdens 

What are these military commanders supposed to 

do?" •- 

DONNELLY FAVORS physical strength tests for 

those in near-combat support jobs Such tests should be 

sex-neutral, she said, and should be used to determine 

who's most qualified 

"The issue is national defense We can't live in a 

dream world. The main issue is who can do the job and 

do it best" 

- Recruiting policies should be changed, to ease pressure 

on recruiters to sign up so many women The Defense 

Department needs to confront the political forces 

and realities that have led to such pressure, she said. 

in a nuclear age, conventional war is more likely, not 

less likely.' Some military jobs require considerable 

physical strength, and women would be at a disadvan- 

_Ug£_if required to move quickly over rough terrain with 

heavy equipment. . 

Donnelly doesn't doubt that many servicewomen could 

throw themselves on a grenade to save others They 

must, however, also be able and willing to throw that 

grenade far enough, she said. 

Fraternization in the military is a reality, and leads to 

pregnancy, dual-service marriages and child care problems. 

she said Sfee favors a return to an earlier policy of 

providing an honorable discharge for a servicewoman 

who becomes pregnant 

"Readiness depends on baby-sitters, it really does " 

DONNELLY ADMIRES the stoic willingness of servicewomen 

and their families, but believes gender differences 

must be acknowledged 

I think we need to be honest with young women about 

this, so that they are not misled Some women are suited 

for military life, but some are not The military js not 

just another equal opportunity employer ." 

The needs of enlisted women - not just officers — 

must be considered, she said 

It's not known just yet bow well It worked out having 

servicewomen in Operation Desert Storm 

"We probably won't find out until it's all over." said 

Donnelly, who is a member of the local Republican 

Women's Club, which takes in Livonia. Plymouth and 

other western Wayne County communities "We really 

do have to sort it all out and reconsider this " 

Jeanne Fitzgerald, club president, enjoyed Donnelly's 

presentation. 

"I thought it was excellent, very timely," said Fitzgerald. 

a Livonia resident She has two daughters who previously 

served in the Army. . 

"So I have a personal interest in it." Fitzgerald's proud 

Elaine Donnelly (left) chats with Jeanne 

Fitzgerald, president of the Livonia Republican 

i 

of her daughters, but has a hard time visualizing them 

fighting m a war. 

"It's hard to make a decision.'" Women shouldn't get 

military jobs they're not qualified for, although some can 

lift 200 pound* and handle nontraditional assignments, 

she said. 

Fitzgerald worries about single parents in the military 

and others who must leave young children behind 

"That presents another problem entirely." 

QU> WARREN Man pfcotograpft* 

Women's Club, during the meeting at Ernesto's 

in Plymouth.

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weddings and engagements 

Santilli-Hopkins 

Dawn Denise Hopkins of Antwerp. 

Ohio, and Matthew John Santilli of 

Bryon, Ohio, were married Jan. 12 in 

Bryon. 

Parents of the couple are Kirk and 

Laurel Hopkins of Antwerp. Ohio, 

and Sam and Janet Santilli of Plymouth. 

The bride is a graduate of Adrian 

College. She is employed as an interior 

designer in Bryon. Ohio. 

Her husband is a graduate of Adrian 

College. He is employed at Allied 

Molded Products in Bryon. 

Following a wedding trip to Jamaica, 

the newlyweds are making their 

home in Bryon, Ohio. 

Hamer-Goehmann 

and Poplin 

Glenn and Terry Goehmann of 

Canton announce the engagement of 

their daughter. Chen Hamer-Goehmann 

of Garden City, to Dale R. 

Poplin of Garden City. The prospective 

bridegroom is the son of Thomas 

and Carol Poplin of Wayne. 

The bride-elect is attending the 

Elsa Cooper Institute of Court Reporting 

and plans to graduate in the 

fall. She is employed at Thurswell, 

Chayet & Weiner. a law firm in 

Southfield. 

Her fiance is a student at Schoolcraft 

College, where he is majoring 

in English. He is employed at Adamas 

Corp. in Livonia. 

An early June wedding is planned 

at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. 

West-Mlinek 

Marian West of Ann Arbor announces 

the engagement ofr her 

daughter, Anne Elizabeth West of 

Ann Arbor, to Brett John Mlinek of 

Livonia, son of Frank and Betty Mlinek 

of Livonia. 

The bride-elect is also the daughter 

of the late Frank West. She is a 

graduate of Plymouth Salem High 

School and attended Western Michigan 

University. She is employed by 

Technical Engineering Consultants. 

Her fiance is a graduate of Livonia 

Stevenson High School and of the 

University of Michigan, where he 

earned bachelor's degrees in psychology 

and in sociology. He is a 

graduate student at the U-M, where 

he is pursuing a master's degree in 

business administration and will 

graduate in June. He is employed by 

Technical Engineering Consultants. 

An early October wedding is 

planned at the First Presbyterian 

Church of Plymouth. 

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Dr Robert and Diane Millard of 

Plymouth announce the engagement 

of their daughter. Cheryl Lynne, to 

Christopher Robert Petiprin, son of 

Don and Viola Petiprin of Caro, 

Mich. 

The bride-elect is a graduate of 

Plymouth Salem High School and of 

Michigan State University. She is 

employed as a saleswoman with San 

Diego Executive Magazine. 

Her fiance is a graduate of Caro 

High School and of San Diego City 

College. He is the owner of Dynamic 

Video Concepts and is a member of 

the U.S. Navy Seal Team. 

A May wedding is planned at the 

First Presbyterian Church of Plymouth. 

Williamson- 

Gillespie 

Thomas and Carol Williamson of 

Canton announce the engagement of 

their daughter. Kristie Lynn, to 

Wade Gillespie of Durban, South Africa. 

The prospective bridegroom is 

the son of Gerald and Maureen Gillespie 

of Durban, South Africa. 


Harding University in Searcy. Ark., 

where she earned a bachelor's degree 

in communication disorders. 

She plans to attend Southeast Missouri 

State University to pursue a 

master's degree in speech pathology. 

Her fiance is a graduate of Harding 

University, where he earned a 

bachelor of arts degree. He will 

serve as a campus minister at Southeast 

Missouri State University. 

A mid-May wedding is planned at 

the Livonia Church of Christ. 

Perry- 

Huppenbauer 

Dr. and Mrs. Burton Perry of Ann 

Arbor announce the engagement of 

their daughter, Ellen Ann, to James 

J. Huppenbauer of Ann Arbor, son of 

Mrs. Leah Huppenbauer of Plymouth 

and the late Harold Huppenbauer. 


Ann Arbor Pioneer High School. She 

is employed in merchandising, at 

Hudson's in Ann Arbor. 

Her fiance is a graduate of Lincoln 

Park High School. He is. employed 

as a receiving manager fo% 

Hudson's in Ann Arbor. 

An April wedding is planned at the 

First Presbyterian Church in Ann 

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Student artists have 

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Creative writing entries and visual 

artwork, including paintings, 

photographs and drawings, were 

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and began searching 

"We mailed letters all over the 

United States to these names." Dolores 

Moser said They ôt a few replies. 

but didn't have any luck finding 

their aunt 

A couple years ago. Moser and her 

husband went to Cincinnati on business 

They had some free time, and 

she found Peebles. Ohio, her birthplace. 

on the map. 

THE MOSERS drove to Peebles. 

parked on Main Street and went into 

a furniture store An older woman 

there knew of some local Thoromans, 

a school teacher who lived 

nearby and the teacher's mother 

The Mosers met those two. and 

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were then able to track down a cousin 

in West Union. Ohio, a retired professor 

in her 80s who keeps up with 

the family's history. 

So I talked to her a long time." 

Moser said, The cousin. Grace Thoroman 

Sproull. said she'd put a 

query in a genealogy publication, 

asking for information on Betty Tanguay's 

late brother. Albert. 

"A cousin of ours read it," Moser 

said "Within three days. Grace had 

an answer from a cousin in Huntington. 

W Va." The cousin, B&b McGinn. 

knew Beuy Tanguay was living Me 

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had her address in Michigan, but 

didn't know her last name or telephone 

number 

Some family-records had indicated 

Betty was ^ dead, but Dolores 

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Moser was able to track her aunt 

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Thursday service; 1 p.m.. March 29. 

Good Friday service; and 7:30 p.m.. 

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followed by a slide presentation on 

Australia by Alice McCloskey For 

information, call 537-3365 or 532- 

8114 

• CANTATA 

A cantata. Bright New Wings, 

will be presented 7 30 p m Palm 

Sunday. March 24. at St. Michael's 

Church. Hubbard and Plymouth 

roads in Livonia The church's 97 

choir members will present the can- 

tata The public may attend 

• ROCK AND ROLL 

St Kevin s Parish 30045 Park- 

wood. between Cherry Hill and 

Michigan Avenue in Inkster. will 

present its third annual "Old Time 

Rock and Roll Night" featunng The 

Fantastics 8 p.m. to midnight Satur- 

day. April 13 Admission price is 115. 

including beer, snacks and set-ups 

For information, call 728-2470 or 

722-2171 

• DEVOTIONAL SERVICE 

St Aldan's Parish, on Farmington 

Road north of Six Mile in Livonia 

will have a special devotional ser- 

vice 730-8 45 p.m. Friday, March 22 

The service mil focus oo the stations 

of the croas, combining scriptural 

readings, silent meditations and in- 

spirational music The Gospel Choir 

of Gesu Pariah will perform A fish 

dinner will precede the service 5 S0- 

7 30 p m and coffee, tea and cookies 

will be served afterward 

• SACRED MUSIC 

Detroit Lutheran Singers will 

present a concert of sacred music 

7 30 p.m. Sunday, March 17, at 

Chratus Victor Lutheran Church. 

25515 Ford. Dearborn Heights The 

chorus will be directed by conductor 

• SEMINAR 

St John s Episcopal Church, 555 S 

Wayne. Westland. will have a ooe- 

day seminar 9 15 a m to 3 p m Sat- 

urday, March 9 The theme will be 

God Is Our Master Designer ' Con- 

tinental breakfast and lunch will be 

offered Price is 13 For information, 

call 721 -5023 

• PASTOR EMERITUS 

St Paul Presbyterian Church re- 

cently honored the Rev Dr William 

F Whitledge. retired pastor by 

electing him pastor emeritus 

Whitledge led the congregation for 

27 years 

A public celebration with a dinner 

will be held in the Social Hall 7 30 

pm Saturday. March 9. Reaerva 

lions can be made at a price of $10. 

On Sunday. March 10. Whitledge will 

preach at 8 30 and 11 a m services 

and will receive a commemorative 

plaque There will be a reception af- 

ter the second service. 

• WINTER CARNIVAL 

Hosanna-Tabor Lutheran School 

will have a winter carnival 2-8 p.ih 

Saturday. March 9. at the school. 

9600 Leveme, near West Chicago 

and Orangelawn m Redford There 

will be games, face-painting, a 

" dunk the teacher"' booth, food and 

cartoons Proceeds will support the 

school 

• DIVORCE RECOVERY 

Single Place Ministries of the 

First Presbyterian Church in North- 

ville is offering a six-week divorce 

recovery workshop It will begin 7 30 

p.m Thursday, March 7. il the 

church. 200 E Mam. Northville. Do- 

nation is $30 For information, call 

349-0911 

• MUSICAL FUH 

' How to Succeed in Business With- 

out Really Trying" will be presented 

by the Rosedale Gardens Players 8 

p.m Friday and Saturday. March 8- 

9. and 4pm Sunday. March 10. at 

Rosedale Gardens Presbyterian 

Church. 9601 Hubbard, near West 

Chicago in Livonia The musical is 

by Frank Loesser and Abe Burrows 

Ticket prices are $5 for adults $2 50 

. for students For information, call 

422-0494 

• MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER 

Mart Victor Hansen, a motiva- 

tional speaker, will speak on visu- 

alizing Is Realizing" 2-5 p.m. Sun- 

day. March 10, at Unity Church. 

28660 Five Mile, between Inkster 

and Middlebelt in Livonia He will 

aLso be at 9 and 11 a m services For 

information, call 421-1760 

• BIBLE CLASS 

Margaret Hess teaches a Bible 

study 9 30 a m. Tuesdays at Ward 

Presbyterian Church. 17006 Farm- 

ington Road. Livonia Upcoming top- 

ics include March 12. Isaiah 6-12. 

Warnings and Promises". March 

1$. Isaiah 13-20. "God Manages the 

Nations", and March 2*. Isaiah 21- 

27. "Judgment and Hope " For infor- 

mation, call 422-1150 

MEN S DAY 

Dennis Archer. Michigan Supreme 

Court justice, will speak at 11 a.m. 

worship services Sunday. March 10. 

at Scott Memorial United Methodist 

Church, 10372 W Chicago. DetroiL 

The program is part of Men's Day at 

the church For information, call 

931-6280 

• LENTEN SERVICES 

St Innocent Orthodox Chnstian 

Church. 23300 W Chicago, east of 

Telegraph, will have services 7 p.m 

Wednesdays through March 13 Fol- 

lowing services, there will be a mini- 

course of instruction on beliefs and 

practices of the Orthodox Church. 

The services and course are open to 

the public For information, call 538- 

1142 

• LENTEN PROGRAMS 

Antioch Lutheran Church. 33360 

W 13 Mile. Farmington Hills, will 

have a variety Lenten services 

7 30 p m Wednesdays, through 

March 20. All services will include 

communion For information, call 

626-7906 

• NEW BEGINNINGS 

St Matthew United Methodist 

Church, 30900 W Sax Mile. Livonia, 

will offer New Beginnings, a group 

for those experiencing grief, 7 pm 

Thursdays. March 7 to April 11. 

Each meeting will feature a speaker 

March 7. Bess Albrecht will speak 

She trained with the Rev Bob Weik- 

ert at Chelsea Community Hospital 

March 14. Kearney Kirkby, a former 

pactnr at St Matthew United Metfr- 

odist Church, will speak Other 

speakers include Dr Tom Roe, 

March 21. Warren Gilbert. March 2t. 

Phil Seymour. April 4: and Yvonne 

Constas, April 11 For information, 

call 422-0957 

• TAX LAWS 

Robert Thompson, general 

of Campus Crusade for Christ., will 

be the seminar leader for 'Organisa- 

tional and Tax Law Issues for 

Churches and Clergy " The program 

will be held Monday. March 11. at 

William Tyndale College. 35700 W 

12 Mile. Farmington Hilts Thomp- 

son is co-author of Organising for 

Accountability" and an authority on 

non-profit organizational and tax ie- 

| For information, call &62-72M.

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O&E Thursday. Mar ch 7. 1991 

TIM NOWlCKI/iftustration 

A tufted titmouse feasts on the cocoon of a large moth 

which was inside a leaf attached by silk to the branch. 

Behavior can help 

identify animals 

Identification of natural subjects 

is probably the first thing that people 

do when they become interested 

in the natural world. Knowing 

what you are looking at is basic 

when learning about something and 

when discussing your observations 

with others. After all, you want to 

make sure that both parties are 

talking about the same thing. 

Properly identifying a bird, flower 

or an insect is important, and 

can often improve your powers of 

observation and your knowledge of 

the subject. Learning about variations 

in one species will help you 

identify those stumpers that "don't 

look like the picture in the book." 

But the excitement of identifying 

a new species should not be lost 

just because you have seen it before. 

In the case of plants, you may 

find a specimen in an unusual area 

or in an unusual habitat. With animals, 

there is always behavior 

watching too. 

Watching the behavior of animals 

always makes observations 

interesting. Even sighting a common 

species can be interesting-by 

watching new behaviors never seen 

before. Tufted titmice, for instance, 

are fairly common birds in 

our area and are often seen at bird 

feeders. Their subtle colors are 

to nature 

Timothy 

Nowicki 

bird, it was exploring all the small 

clusters of old dried leaves that remained 

on the branches. It seemed 

to be "intentionally" searching out 

leaf clusters. 

What I suspected, was that the 

bird found the cocoon of a large 

moth, such as a promethea or polyphemus, 

which was inside a leaf 

attached by silk to the branch. 

These cocoons persist until late 

spring. After feasting on a meal of 

such proportions, that titmouse 

was looking for more. They were 

probably easy to find since most 

branches did not have any leaves 

except for those attached by caterpillar 

silk. 

If my suspicion was correct, I 

was watching a search image behavior. 

Birds will cue in on a good 

source of food and search for it exclusively 

until it no longer becomes 

beneficial. 

Behavior watching of any ani 

tHMuliIul ill 

way and mal can always be interesting, betheir 

large eyes give them a neo- cause animals are very diverse in 

tenic appearance. 

their actions and interactions. 

LAST SPRING, before the new 

leaves emerged, I watched a tufted 

titmouse foraging among the trees. 

During the time I watched this 

Ttm Nowicki is a naturalist at 

Independence-Oaks County 

Park in Oakland County. He 

lives in Livonia. 

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senators were recorded on major 

roll call votes in the week ending 

March 1. There were no closely contested 

House votes. 

SENATE 

To Fund Committees — By a vote 

of 72 for and 22 against, the Senate 

approved a two-year budget of 

$113.9 million for its 19 standing 

committees, up $7.2 million or 6 percent 

from the biennial budget adopted 

early in 1989 at the beginning of 

the 101st Congress. After $4.3 million 

in carry over money from 1990 

was counted, Jhe cost of the legislature 

was abOut $118.2 million. The' 

measure (S Res 62) did not require 

HouSe approval and took effectimmediately. 

The budget authorizes a 4.1 percent 

coat-of-living adjustment 

(COLA) this year for the more than 

1,200 committee staff members, and 

anticipates a similar staff pay raise 

next year. The present top salary for 

committee aides is $99,125, although 

most are paid less. Also funded by 

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Business ENTERTAINMENT 

Thursday. Marcti 7, 1991 O&E 

Marilyn Fitchett editor/591-2300 

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Awrey to freeze products, quit distribution 

Awrey Bakery, founded in 1910, will spend some $2 million to modify production lines in Livonia. By May all baked goods 

trucked to local retail outlets will be frozen. 

Students learn business concepts 

' By Doug Funk* 

Staftwrlter 

Some folks in business and industry 

worry that young people don't 

know' much about the workaday 

world. Others do something about it. 

Like get involved in Junior Achievement 

of Detroit & Southeastern 

Michigan. 

You know, the outfit a lot of us 

thought disappeared years ago. The 

one where kids got together to learn 

about business and the free enterprise 

system by actually planning. 

manufacturing and selling A 

product. 

Well, take another look. 

According to JA, more than 36,000 

students participated in traditional 

workshop and school education programs 

in Oakland, Wayne and five 

other southeastern Michigan counties 

last year 

That's up from 12,300 just a decade 

ago and about 7,000 in the late 

1970s. 

"We're still a partnership between 

business, education and students," 

said Daniel J. White, senior vice 

president of operations for J A and a 

Plymouth resident. "The only difference 

is we have a program we can 

deliver to the total community and 

multiple grade levels. 

"Certainly people involved — 

kids, teachers know about us. We 

just haven't got the story out," he 

added. 

WHILE THE after-school workshops 

still draw, most participants 

now encounter JA through the classroom 

curriculum. 

"We felt we were limited where 

we could go." White said. "As times 

change, people change. We felt we 

weren't reaching enough students." 

So JA, a non-profit, tax-exempt organization 

established here in 1949, 

shifted focus Now. three separate 

school programs are operational 

• Applied Economics, a daily 

class lasting an entire semester for 

high school juniors and seniors in 

which a business partner adds his or 

her insights once a week 

Included is a computer simulated 

management game. About 280 classes 

of this kind will be offered in 

southeast Michigan this school year 

i file 

• Project Business, a weekly 

class lasting up to three months for 

eighth and ninth graders in which a 

business partner supplements the 

teacher on discussions of basic economics 

and career education. 

Topics include supply and demand, 

and the stock market. Some 

475 classes will be offered this year. 

• Business Basics, a series of 

four sessions with fifth and sixth 

graders usually taught by high 

school students from the Applied 

Economics classes Topis include 

marketing, management, production 

and career exploration Some 450 

classes will be offered this year 

"THE KEY ingredient is all programs 

are provided free of cost." 

White said. "All business people are 

tFained, 4(1 materials are provided. 

It's totally supported by the business 

community." 

Erick A. Reickert, chairman of 

Acustar and a Bloomfield Hills resident, 

is general chairman of JA's annual 

fund-raising dnVt The larget 

this year is $1 million. 

"I was impressed with the enthusiasm 

of the students with the materi- 

PR advisers to take counsel 

By Doug Funk* 

staff writer 

Sheldon J Scott, a Southfield public 

relations consultant, neglected to 

include a specific payment schedule 

in a contract with a client years ago. 

then spent several months trying to 

get the deadbeat to pay 

Norine Zimmer. a Huntington 

Woods public relations consultant, 

didn't know about residual fees a 

decade or so ago when she developed 

a computer program for a client She 

figures it cost her money in the long 

ran. 

Marilyn Palliaer-Staargaard, who 

works for a Troy public relations 

agency, recalled that an employee of 

the firm once upon a time in a social 

setting offered an offhand opinion 

about an innocuous idea. The idea 

later surfaced. coincidentaHy, in an 

actual campaign developed by the 

agency, sparking a lawsuit 

Most "PR experts who advise business 

clients agree that it's wise to 

take counsel occasionally themselves. 

said Scott, president of the 

Greater Detroit Public Relations 

Counselors, a professional association 

That's why the association will 

sponsor a seminar March 13 on pub- 

Ik relations and the law at the 

Radisson Plaxa in Southfield 

"THE PRIMARY mission of our 

organization is to educate That's 

what we were founded on." Scott 

said. 

"We live in an increasingly litigious 

world," Zimmer said. "I think 

it's important for people in the business 

to hone up on their legal knowl" 

edge, stay current with trends and 

learn preventative measures." 

And the topic is especially timely 

now, said Palliaer-Staargaard 

"In-the past, a lot (of PR) was 

sending out news releases and doing 

special events," she said "Now. 

there are so many more opportunities 

for crisis management — mergers. 

layoffs, environmental things, 

food tamperings There just seems to 

be more incidents like that happen 

ing" . 

Three lawyers will speak to the 

gathering. 

"PRE-CRISIS planning in preparing 

to handle a crisis . . . and executing 

the plan is the most advisable 

approach for a company to take today," 

said Daniel L. Ma lone 

He will talk about crisis management 

and communications ramifications 

"I think the policy has to be honesty, 

openness and forthrightness." 

Malone said. "Anticipate that the 

media will investigate, explore and 

expect an answer " 

Megan P. Norris will address defamation 

and the right to privacy. 

"If they're going to be in the business 

of publicly saying things . . . 

they need to have at least a working 

knowledge of what things they are 

and not allowed to say," she said. 

"Most PR pebple'have no idea what 

defamation law is all about."" 

Norris also intends to touch on the 

legal ramifications of using the 

names, images and comments of individuals 

for promotions. 

Ian D. Pesses will talk about contracts. 

"THEY HELP provide a road map 

where a relationship is going to go," 

he said. "They're good in good times 

and better in bad because they make 

business relationships more accountable." 

Even veteran PR advisers aren't 

always on the ball when it comes to 

dotting the i's and crossing the t's on 

contract arrangements. Pesses said 

"An experienced business person 

will say. 'He won't pay me. I want to 

sue ' I'll say. Where's the contract?' 

He'll say. You mean I need one"*' 

"Contracts with your clients is 

part of normal business etiquette." 

Pesses said. 

Upwards of 70. each with at least 

five years experience and who represent 

more than a single client, 

claim membership in the Greater 

Detroit Public Relations Counselors 

"We felt by doing something like this 

we could instruct communicators of 

some pitfalls they might be able to 

avoid." Scott said "People gobble up 

new information and techniques " 

For more information On the sem 

mar call Zimmer. 544-3040 

photo 

al." he said of classroom visits. "I 

think part of the enthusiasm is to see 

the | 

Thomas Gerken and Susan Mc Ammond 

have been involved in Business 

Basics as certified teachers at Taylor 

Elementary School in Livonia. 

Both were struck with the way 

Sanjay Kacholiya. a Livonia Stevenson 

High School student, presented 

business topics to their students. 

KACHOLIYA demonstrated the 

difference between cottage industry 

and mass production by having students 

assemble pens as individuals 

and in teams He also had the students 

write and act commercials for 

products 

"He taught them things not in the 

curriculum — entrepreneurship, 

capitalism, sole proprietorship, how 

a business is set up." Gerken said 

"Kids learned a lot of terminology." 

McAmmond plans to build on Kacholiya's 

lessons "For their next 

book report, they'll write a charac- 

ter resume, she said • "It fits into 

the real world." 


Awrey Bakery, which stopped 

making its own bread and rolls last 

fall, has announced plans to revamp 

its local pastry and sweets 

retail operations by May. 

The family-owned company intends 

to freeze all baked goods before 

shipping from the Livonia production 

plant. Also, the products 

will be wholesaled to independent 

distributors, who in turn will deliver 

to retail outlets 

Upward of 80 percent of Awrey's 

business, now is frozen .pastries, 

croissants, biscuits and muffins 

sold through 700 distributors to 

restaurants, airlines, nursing 

homes, hospitals and other institutions. 

"We believe customers shouldn't 

notice any change because the 

products will look and taste the 

same and be displayed on the same 

store shelves." said Rick Pedi, 

Awrey president. 

"We have 20 years experience in 

the food service business working 

with frozen products, so we know 

what it takes to make quality 

baked goods this way. 

"We're confident that our emphasis 

on national food service and. 

contract manufacturing is the best 

way to grow the business m the 

long run," Pedi said. 

"These changes are consistent 

with those already made by some 

of our competitors, and it's the only 

way we can become more efficient 

while maintaining the same product 

quality," he said. 

• BETTY JEAN AWREY, public 

relations spokeswoman, said she 

doesn't know how the price of 

Awrey goods w

2C* O&E Thursday. March 7. 1991 

GM taking charge of electric cars for California 

By Dan McCoah 

special writer 

GM is going to be building an elec- 

the Detroit Electric in 1935, there 

was surprisingly little interest. 

Auto enthusiasts couldn't see 

much excitement in an overweight, 

auto talk 

tricity comes from clean-smelling 

natural gas, and most of the rest 

comes from Neyada, where they are 

too busy gambling to notice the acid 

electric companies that have something 

to prove and will put- their 

meter-readers in a couple of vans to 

make a public statement. 

tric car within the next few years in 

Lansing, in the plant where they 

used to build Buick Reattas, one of 

those watershed events that could alter 

the automotive landscape for all 

time, or at least until somebody else 

gets another wild idea. 

Strangely. GM's entry into electric 

cars mainly has been greeted with 

underpowered car that moves along 

in a kind of creepy silence. Hardcore 

technoids were cynical, noting 

that GM appeared to be plunging 

ahead with yesterday's technology, 

since it was going to use a battery 

based on a principle so old -that it 

was in existence before anybody had 

figured out how to charge it up. 

McCosh 

line cars, particularly in the Los An- The compromise was to demand 

geles Basin, which disappeared that all auto companies selling cars 

about 15 years ago under a thick in California had to build some per- 

cloud of semiliquid goo. Smog is so centage of their production as elec- 

rain. They also use more nuclear energy 

than practically any other 

state, which leaves the air clean, although 

it also explains why Beverly 

Hills types are starting to glow in 

the dark. 

The end result is something of a 

mandated market for electric cars, 

which has prompted GM, Ford, 

Not GM. They are serious about 

the market for an electric car you 

can drive to work, which will be happily 

recharging until you are ready 

for the trek home. Putting a couple 

of billion in Hughes Aircraft and related 

electronics ventures is part of 

the motivation — it gives GM- a vast 

high-tech base to work from. 

yawns by the bulk of the media. But as it turns out, GM was taking bad in California that the only altertric. The thinking was that an elec- Chrysler, Peugeot, Volkswagen, But mainly, GM sees a future in 

Maybe it's due to a Saturn-media- the then-fledgling California Green native to banning gasoline cars tric car didn't smoke, although some BMW and Honda, among others, to electric cars that is being ignored by 

blitz hangover, but when GM an- movement more seriously than would have been banning immi- cynics quickly pointed out that the lay plans to chum out hundreds of nearly every other auto company in 

nounced two years ago that it was most, and thus gained, if not a leg. at grants, which would have meant that power plants that produced electric- thousands of the hummers. 

the world, and it's willing to take a 

going to make a battery-powered least a toe up on its competition. Californians would have had to stop ity did. 

chance. 

car. tue first in general production in 

the U.S. since the untimely demise of 

CALIFORNIA, it seems, was se- 

rious about actually banning gasoliving 

off the' real estate business 

and get a job. 

Hah!" said the California Greens, 

pointing out that most of their elec- 

MOST OF THESE companies hgure 

that the big customers will be 

Win or lose, it's going to be interesting. 

Disability insurance can protect you 

By Sid Mittra 


Between the ages of 35 and 65, 

sfven of 10 workers will suffer a 

long-term disability, reports Best's 

Review. Yet 80 percent of the workers 

have no personal disability insurance. 

If you are disabled, your paycheck 

will stop coming, but your bills 

woO't. Even worse, new bills for 

medical expenses and rehabilitation 

will start to arrive. 

Total the income you could count 

on if your paycheck stopped: sick 

leave, company insurance. Social Security, 

other governmental programs, 

workers' compensation, personal 

savings, and retirement money 

such as IRAs and pension plans. 

Estimate your monthly expenses 

during an extended disability. The 

deficit, if any, should be covered by 

disabiliy insurance. 

You need 60 or 70 percent of the 

business people 

Johnson 

Blavin 

date book 

• TAX HELP 

Thursday, March 7 — Free group 

self-belp tax preparation 6:30-8:30 

p.m. at the Livonia Civic Center Library, 

32777 Five Mile. No registration 

required. Information: browsing 

desk, 421-7338 Ext. 633. Sponsor: Internal 

Revenue Service. 

• BUSINESS MARKETERS 

Tuesday, March 12 — Business 

Marketing Association meets at 

11:30 a.m. in the library of the Fairlane 

Club, 5000 Fair lane Woods 

Drive, Dearborn. Non-member 

luncheon fee: $20. Information: Fran 

Stern, 358-3240. 

• SUGGESTION FOLKS 

Taesday, March 12 — National 

Assoication of Suggestion Systems to 

hear "Winning the Malcolm Baldridge 

Quality Award" at 9 a.m. 

breakfast at the Novi Sheraton Oaks 

Hotel. Information. Gary Allen. 350- 

8008 

• FOODSERVICE 

SANITATION 

potential deficit. A good policy has: 

• 1. Own-Occupation clause. The 

policy should pay if you couldn't perform 

your own regular occupation. 

• 2. Partial disability. The policy 

should cover even when you can 

work just part-time. 

• 3. Guaranteed renewable. The 

company must renew your policy regardless 

of your past claims and 

present condition. 

• 4. Rehabilitation benefits. The. 

policy should provide these benefits 

to help you get back to work. 

Now address the fact that one of 

four people older than 65 will require 

nursing home care. Medicare 

does just part of the job. A good 

long-term care policy should should 

provide daily benefit of at least $90, 

adjusted for inflation for four to six 

years. The premium should be fixed. 

The waiting period should be less 

than 20 days. The policy should provide 

skilled care, intermediate care, 

and custodial care. Better quality 

Larry A. Johnson of Novi was 

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with BEI Associates Inc. of 

Detroit. 

Dr. Lynn Blavin joined the family 

practice team at Oakwood Family 

Medical Center-Westland. Before 

joining Oakwood-Westland. Blavin 

completed her residency at Providence 

Hospital, Southfield. She 

received a medical degree from the 

Unviersity of Michigan medical 

school and a bachelor of science degree 

in biomedical science from the 

University of Michigan. 

Tuesdays, March 12 through April 

9 — Food Service Sanitation course 

for owners, managers and Supervisors 

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units. Information: 591-5188. 

Sponsor: Madonna College. 

• ACHIEVE GOALS 

Thursdays, March 13 and 20 — 

"Future Vision I: Techniques for 

Planning and Achieveing Your 

Goals" 6-10 p.m. in the Fairlane Inn, 

Dearborn. Information: 668-6998. 

Sponsor: The Powers Group. 

• TAX HELP 

Thursday, March 14 — Free group 

self-help tax preparation 6:30-8:30 

p.m. at the Livonia Civic Center Library, 

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We have barely scratched the surface 

of ri$k management planning 

ideas. Here are two others. 

A cross-purchase plan has two 

components. One is a contract between 

the shareholders of a corporation 

that on the death of a shareholder, 

the surviving owners) will buy 

the deceased shareholder's stock at a 

predetermined price. The other is 

continued funding of the plan, which 

means that when you die, your salary 

will be continued to your surviving 

spouse. A high estate tax on your 

stock could cause a severe need for 

cash in your estate. If, however, the 

plan is funded with life insurance, 

the cash needed to buy the interest 

would be available almost automatically 

wben it is needed. 

Many policies provide substantial 

advantaged to policy owners who 

need to withdraw the maximum 

Richard Hawkins of Livonia was 

appointed Product Development Supervisor 

for the small-car platform 

organization at Chrysler Corp.'s 

Highland Park engineering facility. 

Hawkins joined Chrysler in 1963. 

Most recently, he was a product designer. 

Patrick Mttrphy of Realty Professionals 

was appointed vice chairman 

of the Realtors Metro Multiple Listing 

Service Committee for 1991. 

Murphy is a Livonia resident. 

Catherine A. Theobald was pro- 

Detail a Business Plan" 9-11 a.m. at 

Schoolcraft College. 18600 Haggerty, 

-between Six and Seven Mile, Livonia. 

Fee: $25. Information: 462-4448.' 

• INVESTMENTS SEMINAR 

Monday, March 18 — Tax advantaged 

investments will be the topic 

of a seminar 7-8:30 p.m. in the auditorium 

of the Livonia Civic Center 

Library, 32777 Five Mile, Livonia. 

Speaker is Paul J. Mclntyre of Merrill 

Lynch. Free, but registration required. 

Call 421-7338, Ext. 633. 

• REAL ESTATE SEMINAR 

Wednesday, March 20 — "How To 

Get the Most from Troubled Properties" 

presented at 1:30 p.m. at the 

Hyatt Regency Hotel in Dearborn. 

Fee. $45. Information: Pamela 

Hicks, 446-7359. Sponsors: Coopers & 

Lybrand, Dykema Gossett. 

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Tuesday, April 2 — "Dealing with 

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Seminar: "Playing to Win: Financial 

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Reservations required, telephone 

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Sid Mittra is a professor of 

finance, school of business at 

Oakland University and owner of 

Coordinated Financial Planning. 

moted to office supervisor of the 

Kilsby-Roberts Detroit area service 1 

center. Theobvald attended Plymouth 

Salem High School and graduated 

from Schoolcraft College in Livonia. 

Dr. Sidney E. Chapin of Dearborn 

was named an honorary trustee of 

the Visiting Nurses Association of 

Southeast Michigan. 

Louis J. Lawrence was appointed 

president and chief executive officer 

of AVL North America Inc in Novi. 

Students learning 

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Kacholiya, who has won several 

awards for participating in JA's 

night workshop program, said he 

was delighted with the experience. 

"I had a great time working with 

kids and they were really responsive," 

he said. "It was a different 

routine and they could actively participate. 

"It's a tremendous program useful 

for all areas of life," Kacholiya added. 

"It has a practical value to whatever 

you're looking for." 

CARL SOFIA, 29, a product engineer 

for Chrysler and a Farmington 

Hills resident, served as a business 

volunteer last semester in an Applied 

Economics course at Farmington 

High. 

"What I wanted to accomplish was 

give these kids some guidance about 

what alternatives are out there, 

what it's really like to make a living," 

he said. "There are definitely 

choices out there to be made, and a 

lot of these kids aren't aware of it." 

Sofia arranged for the students to 

tour a modern auto assembly plant. 

What made him decide to get involved 

with JA' 

"I had wished I got better guidance 

than I did," Sofia said. "It's a 

nice balance with your work." 

Bernard Call, a certified teacher 

for 27.years, worked with Sofia. 

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unteers. "The kids hear it from 

someone in the business world; that's 

the way it is. It's not just theory." 

JA hasn't abandoned its workshop 

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STEVE VULETICH, 27. a systems 

programmer for World Computer 

Corp. in Auburn Hills, managed the 

Farmington JA Center this year at 

Farmington High School..Previously, 

he served as an adviser to student 

companies for two years. 

"It's a real fun organization. To 

tell you the truth, some achievers 

are real smart," Vuletich said. "It 

(company formation) really brings 

them into real life situations. In 

school, it's all theory. 

"From the ground up, we built the 

company. After 18 weeks, we liquidated 

the company. It showed them 

everything. Granted, it's not as real 

as real life, but it does show what 

goes on in corporations 

"They form the company, sell 

stock, use the capital to buy raw materials, 

start production, go through 

sales, pay bills." he said. 

Products manufactured by JA 

companies include ice scrapers, personalized 

buttons and Christmas ornaments. 

"It's open from ninth grade 

through 12th grade," Vuletich said. 

"A wide variety of personalities and 

interests are involved. Most 

achievers are college bound interested 

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Thursday. March 7. 1991 O&F. 

'Book of Love' 

brings him home 

By Dan Gr*«nb*rg 


NEW LINE CINEMA-S CEO. 

Robert Shaye. a Detroit 

native, Mumford High 

School and University of 

Michigan graduate, came home last 

week for a benefit premiere of his 

directorial debut. "Book of Love." 

• The premiere at the Star John R 

Theatre in Madison. Heights raised 

money toward programs of the Variety 

Club for Children in Detroit. 

"Book of Love" opened Friday at 

Detroit-area theaters. 

Shaye was in,town with two of the 

film's stars, Keith Coogan, grandson 

of Jackie Coogan, and Tricia Leigh 

Fisher, daughter of Connie Stevens 

and Eddie Fisher ' Despite their 

youth, both Coogan and Fisher are 

accomplished, experienced performers, 

who represent the acting profession's 

best facet, the ability to appear 

on screen as someone else Neither 

looks nor acts in person as they 

do on screen in "Book of Love." 

"I was happy my role came across 

as such a change from what I really 

look like," Fisher said, during and interview 

with her. Coogan and Shaye 

at the Townsend Hotel in Birmingham. 

"Acting is not about looking the 

best you can." 

Coogan added. "It's your character. 

It's fun to be someone else.". 

IN "BOOK OF LOVE" Fisher 

plays Gina Gabooch, who is pretty 

tough-looking, a chopper-chick 

trying to emulate her brother. Angelo, 

football star and local bully 

Coogan is a nerdy type with glasses, 

a limp and terrifically unfulfilled 

yearnings for the opposite sex. He 

befriends the new fellow in the 

neighborhood. Jack Twiller (Chris 

Young), and together they wend their 

way from lonely high school sopho- 

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• BOY'S LIFE' 

Plymouth resident Maria Bortell 

is featured in The Theatre Company's 

production of Howard Korder's 

"Boy's Life," opening Friday, March 

8. "Boys' Life" runs through Sunday, 

Mijrch 24, at the Earl D.A. Smith 

Theatre on the University of Detroit 

Mercy's McNichols campus in Detroit. 

Curtain- times are 8 p.m. 

Thursday-Saturday and 7 p.m. Sunday. 

New this season is a Sunday 

matinee performance, for this show 

at 2 p.m. March 17. Tickets are S3 

reserved and |6 loir senor "citizens 

and students Gill the Theatre Company 

at 927-1130. 

• CHAMBER THEATER 

Trinity House Theatre presents 

"Dracula." adapted by Kerry Cederberg 

Meads and Robert Smyth from 

the novel by Bram Stoker, directed 

by Peter Senkbeil and produced by 

Paul Patton. "Dracula" is a new 

chamber theater adaptation of Bram 

Stoker's horror classic. Drawing 

heavily on the text of the original 

novel, this version focuses on the element 

of spiritual conflict between 

good and evil. Performances are 

Friday-Saturday, March 15, to April 

6, Added performances on Thursday, 

March 21 to April 4. Curtain time is 

8 p.m. Tickets are J7. For reservations 

call 464-6302. 

• CASTING CALL 

Open auditions for "The Paradise." 

an original musical, will be held at 

7:30 p.m. Monday-Tuesday, March 

18-19. at Trinity House Theatre in 

• Livonia. Roles are available for nine 

men and four women of varying 

ages and one girl aged 6-12. For 

more information call 464-6302. 

• CHARLOTTE'S WEB 

Northville's Historic Marquis Theatre 

presents "Charlotte's Web," the 

classic story by E.B. White, continuing 

at 1130 a.m. and 3 p.m. Saturday, 

March 9, 16 and 23, and 2:30 

p.m. Sunday. March 10, 17 and 24. 

Tickets are $5. Tickets are available 

from the Marquis Store in Northville 

or by telephone. Tickets also are 

available at the door. The play is not 

recommended for children under 3. 

Call 349-8110 for tickets. 

• FOR DEPENDENTS 

, In an attempt to help relieve some 

"of the stress of war placed on community 

members. Olympia Arenas 

Inc. has made available tickets to 

Joe Louis Arena and Cobo Arena for 

dependents of servicemen and women 

based in the Persian Gulf. Tickets 

to the Ice Capades on Tuesday, 

March 12. through Sunday. March 

17, will be available to parents, 

spouses and children of servicemen 

and servicewomen. Family members 

may contact Selfridge Air 

Force Base support group leaders to 

place orders. Questions may be directed 

to the 927th Tactical Airlift 

Group Public Affairs Office at 466- 

5575. 

• ANNUAL PARADE 

The St. Patrick's Parade steps off 

at Third Street and Michigan Avenue 

in Detroit's Corktown at 2 p.m. Sunday, 

March 10. The 33rd annual parade, 

which proceeds west on Michigan 

to 14th Street, pays special tribute 

to the men and women serving in 

the Persian Gulf by distributing yellow 

ribbons secured with a shamrock 

to be worn by parade marchers. 

Area groups participating in the parade 

include the Celtic Pipes and 

Drums of Birmingham and the Irish 

Setter Club of Birmingham. John 

Egan of Redford will be dressed as 

St. Patrick. 

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for eight performances. "A Chorus 

Line" was conceived, choreographed 

and . directed by Michael Bennett, 

with music by Marvin Hamlisch and 

lyrics by Edward Kleban. Tickets 

are on sale at the Fox Theatre box 

office, the Joe Louis Arena and Cobo 

Arena box offices and all Ticketmaster 

outlets. Tickets are priced from 

$32.50 to $15. To charge by phone 

call 645-6666. For further informa- 

tion call 567 6000. 

• JAZZ SERIES 

The Center for Creative Studies- 

Institute of Music and Dance will 

present its next concert in the "CCS 

New World Stage" jazz series, titled 

"A Retrospective of the Compositions 

of Thelonious Monk." at 3 p.m. 

Sunday, March 10. at CCS-IMD in 

Detroit's Cultural Center. Tickets 

are $7.50 for adults, $5 for students 

and senior citizens. Call 872-3118, 

ext. 278, for tickets and further information. 

• NEW SEASON 

The Detroit premieres of Christopher 

Hampton's stage adaptation of 

"Les Liaisons Dangereuses" and the> 

Steppenwolf Theatre's dramatization 

of John Steinbeck's "The Grapes 

of Wrath" will be highlights of the 

Hilberry Theatre's 1991-92 season. 

Wayne State's two theaters, the Hilberry 

and the Bonstelle, will present 

a total of 12 productions spanning 

five centuries from Shakespeare to 

Neil Simon. Free brochures for both 

theaters, with complete information 

about the plays, performance schedules 

and tickets, will be available in 

the spring. To receive them by mail, 

call 577-2792 and ask to be placed on 

the theater mailing list. 

• AT STAGECRAFTERS 

John Parks of Birmingham and 

Karen Kron of West Bloomfield are 

in the cast in the upcoming production 

of "The Boys Next Door" by 

Tom Griffin, with original music by 

Steve Pults, presented by Stagecrafters 

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• KLEZMER BAND 

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• LECTURE SERIES 

Theater critics Lawrence DeVine 

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avawble to care lor your chrfdrer 

Mon - fn days tuft or perl time 

Meals ft activities mcluded Chnsi 

tian nonsmoker Canton 981-6713 

ARE YOU GETTING Your Money » 

worth with your, currant cleaning 

help' American Personal Touch 

Claiarung We gwe you more lor your 

money 15 yr* m the industry su- 

pervised staff personalized service 

fi#y insured 6 bonded For an over 

the phone quote caa betw«en 8 

am -6pm 501-1670 

Honest dependable 

transportation 

ENERGETIC reliable non smoking 

Mom love* to babysit Your trans- 

portation Redford ft area or 

pan time 537-6362 

EXCELLENT HOUSE CLEANING 

Experienced Reliable ft thorough 

Mon -Sal after 6am References on 

request Cal S34-449I 

EXPERIENCED MOM w-shes to 

baby sit mtanu and toddlers uvo- 

na Man area 476-2646 

EXPERIENCED NANN> with excel 

lent references -seeking Summer 

employment Outgoing, energetic 

non smoking college studeni 

Please send inquiries to WMti 

>402 Fraternity Village Dnve B-3 

Kalamazoo Ml 49007 

FREE ESTIMATE You re The 

Boss nousectoaning service let us 

clean rour noma-weeny or i time 

basis $10 of 1st time Bonded'in- 

sured Call Dune 421^0646 

TROY - Professional couple seeking 

lull tune loving child care m our 

home References 828-3006 

WANTED Mature adult to p«ck up 3 

yr. old from nursery School ft cat* 

lor m our W Bloomfield home Mon- 

Fri approximately 20-25 hrs wk 

Send resume ft references to 395 E 

Elm wood Troy. Ml 48083 

HOME OR OFFICE CLEANING 

E ipenenced ft References 

Weekly Bi-weekly or Monthly- 

453-5313 

HO USE CLEANING 

Benigna Polish Cleaning Serince 

insured Bonded Teams Workers 

Compensation Insurance Protec- 

tion .--- 891-1177 

512 Situationa Wanted 

. Female 

MATURE MOM Of 2 teens rmsae* 

the purer patter ol utile toet Would 

love to care tor your chad. Mon -Fn 

days Redtordarea 534-9183 

NURSE AiOE'Comparaon 

days including weekend*, caring lor 

the *c» or elderly W4I also twe-m 

Good relerances Ow car 595-2296 

POLISH housed earwig no smok- 

ing rekabie thorough, espenanced 

References Looking to dean your 

home apt . condo or office Can 

Elizabeth after 6 921 5933 

QUALITY HOUSE CLEANING 

Professional Experience 

$35 $45 

RETIRED NURSE 50 s anshes to be 

companion to etderty 5-6 hrs daily 

Own car Relarences 38 yr* experi- 

ence $8 arnr 345-5213 

THOROUGH Cleaning Excellent ref- 

erences $? 50'hr Farmington. 

Livonia. Cantor. Bloomfield. West- 

land Areas Susan 699 7390 

TWO HONEST LADIES with 

ances wish nousecieerung Wa take 

r work Call Patricia or 

pride in our work Can 

Shirley before 10 30pm 

399-8755 

VACATIONING SOON' 

I Win take care pt your cfwldren 

home ft pets. nor. smoker, expen- 

enced references 299-5075 

513 Situationa Wanted 

515 Child Car* 

CHILD CARE PROGRAM tor ages 

6 weeks to 8 yr* of age Certified 

Teachers Pan tune ft tua tune pro- 

gram* Located m Livonia 52S-5767 

520 Secretarial* 

Business S*rvice* 

CREATIVE CHI I. OCA RE - ages 2 

wks -5 yrs Drop me Welcome 

Hours Mon -Fn 7-6 Taleorapn ft 

Maple Btrrrangnam 646-5770 

516 Eld*rly Care 

& Assistance 

PINEWOOD MANOR ; 

ADULT FOSTER CARE your co«* CfKXa of h«gh quality pa- 

ReputaMe Home tor the Elderly 1 incluOes 25 prmied coow* 

•Ond and lowing tamny atmosphare matching envelopea ft stationary ft t 

Home set on 10 acre* in f j 1 - • • • • — 

EXPERIENCED STAT* LICENSED 

ctmdcare haa oparang lor 1 pan or 

ton tune chad Fun days only 

Meets included 453-0141 

communUr 30 minuse* North of 

Rochester Serm-private tor maie 

and lemaie Reasonable prrvale pa, 

rates Can lor brochure 

664-4090 

i horse term I ^ ^ 

•nar Resource Center 

cou laaimg Troy 

wit* 879-7596 

518 Educstion 

M j ^ ^ s protects A £ Ig, 4 | M t r u c t i o n 

INFANT DAYCARE available * my EARN $10 $15 PER hO'JS 

MCenseC home BAA « CUM Deve. ' « i Bartender ear' 0, 

LOTS or FUN FOR ALL AGES I 

Dally activrtie* program Meals and 1 

snacks Fun/part time Lcensed 

Lmonia Westtand 462->069 

FREE PRESCHOOL 

discovery Way m W 6k 

reei -iliei ft g-eer leeos >• 

praachootari 

OPENING AVAILABLE •> m 

censed home 4 wks ft up Meals A W be satistwd 

love provided Sever, m*ster area weeks at no cost to you 

Expenancad reference* 538->6»0 March t ith Cix- Karer 663-0 

OPENING tor infant in my home ; 

Many f* ex per 

moa Or younger Many f* *xpe 

enca good «etarenc«s "5 days $ ? 

wk Farmmgton/Joy area 522 9* 

QUALITY FAMILY DAY CARE 

Planned activity* A home parents 

can 'eel at ease with Cantor. 

Can Oartane 455 

Free 

Ti Training 

Office Species! 

SECRETARIAL SERVICES 

Reaumes ••ctatior Bookkeapmg 

on Lotu* Word P-oceeamg 

Our computer - Itaxibte hour* 

Model Office inc 534-8762 

522 Professional 

Services 

ELEGAN* PERSONALIZED station 

RESUMES Irom $20 - write/edit' 

'rpe/prmt - an field* - 20 years ax 

êr«nce Dey*. E^s Weekend* No 

otmgatjon appcanlment 646-5747 

RESUMES THAT WORK' 

Let us write your resume to 

LAND A BETTER POSITION 

Professional Writing 

PAINTER experienced m dryws-l 

pu#er -eoair plumbing carpem-y 

Family man needs transportation 6 

Mi* Telegraph area Chn*533-1767 

515 Child Care 

HOUSECLEANING- You need 

someone thorough, rehabie w -efar • 

ences Reasonable Birmingham 

Bloomfield araa Su*ar 661-5508 

CHILD CARE needed m my Wayne 

home evenings 4 30pm- tam lor my 

3 children Vo-tech trained OK 

728-3545 

CLEAN HOMES - Days Mon-Fn 

Own car $5-$7/hr Nice working 

conditions Apoty 10-3, Part side 

Ptaza 32316 5 Miie Sle 4 Livonia 

DARLING NEWBORN seeks caring 

person lor day care m hi* Northville 

home 3 days w* starting May 1 

References requested 420-2529 

DOMESTIC WORK- Pan time 3 

lime* a w* Pay $5 hourly Pteai ant 

per*on Must have car ft be honest 

ft reliable Southfield 424-8392 

EXPECTANT MOTHER - seeks part 

tune help 10 care for 2 children ^ 

ages 3 ft 6 Non-smokar references 

required 547-4653 

GREEN LAKE ft Richardson Rd 

Area Mature non-smoking -woman 

to assist woman with MS torn- tpm 

5 days a week After 5pm 363-9381 

LOVE TOYS AND CHILDREN' 

Demonstrate Discovery Toys Earn 

Set your own hours Beth 

M.nxrm. 476-0375 

OOD JOBS Real Estate needs 

runner. $7 per hr 10 hrs 

guaranteed 1 Reliable transportation 

a must Perfect tor the Mudent or 

retiree Caf. 642-1400 

OFFICE CLEANING (LIGHT WORK > 

in the 9 Mile/Providence Dr area 

Must be mature 421 -0218 

OFFICE HELP - PART TIME 

Evenings ft weekends 2 Positions 

available Must be neat depend- 

able good with math Can lor 

appointment 427-8600 

Lasky Furniture of Uvonia 

Want to Sell Real Estate? 

We II Train Youl 

have «n advantage 

Birmingham/Woodward 

Jim Sorrentino 

647-t900 

Birmingham/Adams 

Joan Oownmg 

642-2400 

Bloomfield Hills 

Chris Leismer 

646-1800 

CokJweu Banker 


19 Othces 

ORDER FILLERS - great opportunity 

tor individuals seeking sleedy per- 

manent part time employment We 

have position* on ma miflhight shift 

12-5 30 am 5 days no weekends 

$5 50-$6 per hou» P«u» 50c an hour 

shift premium with scheduiedi'rate 

increases Men or women m good 

physical condition lor 0% Of! with this ad J 

lor first tune callers 

582-4445 

INFANT CARE - rf your looking 'or 

the care ft attention omy a home en- ; 

.ironment can provide - can Rob"- j 

m Farmington 442-0995 I 

perienced Own lrah*portatlor 

references.Can eves 864-28: 

. p or the e*derfy has openeiga tor 

Openings lor Children Ages male ft female cfcents P»r»mouih | 

6 Wks to 5 Yrs Open ?am-6prr ôa 459-6932 or 454-7 143 

Offers Deveiopmen'a "re-School \ 

Program Quaofwd Stan Nutritious HOME CARE - .Pnvate duty nursmg 

Meals Birm-n^jharr Locatior, \ aervyces Reasonable Fiates Can or 

"arise* ) wrrte 'o Aihance ntematior . 

Birnvrwran- 

i M'ie« Lanser 

644-5767 

Bloomfield Child Care 

-Warm Kenjed home Small 

personalized group Stimulating 

nursery emnronment Highest 

standard! for cleanliness 

Ages 2 week s thru 5 years 

u-aaleben near Long Lake 

Alt the children m my 

home are sa»e loved and 

.if to igood s'ar-t 

626-2728 

BLÊBiRO SCHOOL of Royal Of 

25130 

48075 

Southheid F»d 

435-3273 

P'AVD L.ESS0NS pus .oot org* 

Clarnet ft percusslor r row horm 

Popular ft classical A:- ages • p.*r 

Teachers 651-5423 w 521 Ct'. 

PiANO ORGAN .ESSONS 

types alt a£es Popular -augh' 

begmnars -v-ir 25 yrs e«p 'oi 

hort* mtne Mrs Bur*ows 644-09! 

519 Nurjjng C*re 

BCAUTlFUL PA.MEF- PAP' Lar; 

home wth eas> '"avei access F-? 

MAINTENANCE COUPLE 

Mature mewitenance coupie with 

minimum 5 yr* experience m apart- 

ment maintenance - lor a luxury 

apartment community m Downtown 

Northville Apartment salary i 

benefits Can 347-6»fl 

| Kl4. NG MOM of 1 win car* tc 

fOU 

Mei 

smokei 

Mews ft snacks included 

534-5154 

MAINTENANCE COUPLE 

Experienced Needed tor apartment i 

complex m Novi Apartment wage 

ft utilities included Cal. Mon 

Fr, 9em-5pm 346-1120: 

LOVING Mother o« 2 girt* has open- 

ings in home day care E xperienced 

kjhenes ft snacks many references 

Bedford araa Kjm 537-0707 

and Pupkc 

AGR-S 2 >-9 L 

and Pupkc 

AGR-S 2 >-9 L 

Fvtf lone KM 

tivities "ence 

green 

fILDCARE 

msec home Meals ac- 

d rma. 12 Mae, Ever- 

564-136? 

CHILD CARE M rn. I-censed - 

SouMM*0 "homa. 10 Mee Green- 

onfy i8r*on hsftuf 557-4872 

LÊ CALL 

MEDICAL AÊR r SYSTEMS 

, hielp at the press ol a boftor you re 

never alone 24 hr 4 day protection 

i Call J . McCoy 313-S33-7857 

As Seer, on Tew«nw 

"| .OCAl SENIOR RESIDENCES 

include* apartments maais. nouse- 

• eepmg and other services Reason 

able monthly rate* 

AMERICAN HOUSE 

West and 326-* 777 

' 1 Oearoorr. Heights 278-6430 

Farmmoton Hias 471-9141 

Rochester mils 652 -1980 

LOOKING FOR sen or citiieris to 

taxe care of at Our home Chn»t^n» 

or couples welcomed . Can aher 

5om Can A Dei 643-5482 

~ NURSES AIDE 

exper «nced wWi cere tor eioer'v m 

your home or nwse Pan tore "LKO- 

ma'Farnwigtor area • 591-1267 

almo*pf>ei 

Per*onai 

ohere 

dry facilities 

| pubbc transp 

ca-r 

Compose letters ft wrrte report* 

T a*e you« shoes car wi lor repair 

Prepare your income t«ft etc 

Caa LOIS 

523 Attorney* 

Legsl Counseling 

LOW COST 

I; BANKRUPTCY 

Reorganq* Your Bukinea* 

Save your property e~mmate debts 

CYN'i.A 0 WILSON 332-0222 

"A» FS'A-F P-A'.s SG Rea Ea 

i tate ft Dworce B«-ningharr Kica- 

t.or Norman L Sandle* ft Marcy 

C'Maney Atly* at Law 540-2741 

524 Tax Services 

INCOME 'KXES 

'or individuals anc se« employee 5> 

experienced "preparer n«a«onatne 

tIJS discount tor retnee* ft *r 

-.'izens Ca» Ken Wacnner P"ofe» 

425-5056 

520 Secretarial & 

Business Services 

Affordable ft erper«nced m occanons 

459-6528 

PAYROLL AUOITOR 

pan time 6ex.ble hr* An excellent 

opportunity tor retirees CW Mon 

thruFti >0-2 85S-0337 

RETAIL Packageig ft Shippmg me 

lure reliable p»»on tor a Iter noons 

15-20 hour* waa* Ra*ume 33723 

5 Mae Ste 201 Uvoraa Mi 48154 

SANDWICH SHOP COUNTER HELP 

Mon-Fn tOem 1pm $4 25hr 

Great K>b tor workmg ^ 

TRAVEL'TOUR SALES 

Can-Am Travel mc laet 19691 •* 

aaam e.panduig our reaervation 

sales staff W lra*>mg provided ex 

caaent rerximeration* appro."âte 

ry 24 hrs per wee* Day hour* onfy 

Great opportunity tor homemeker* 

•ami letiree* or students 

•I person 3000 Town Center 

Southfield 

WANT A ton and proNtawa part 

time IOC HO/hr earnmg potential 

Mafcbwi 5-9pm- Sal 10am 2pm 

Come

IOC* OAE Thursday. March 7. 1991 

1. Give the reader specific 

information. Pretend you are 

someone reading tne classifieds. 

What would you like to know 

about the item, service or job 

you are advertising? Be sure to 

add details such as color, size, 

condition, brand name, age, 

features and'benefits. Be 

accurate! Don't embellish your 

ad with misleading information. 

Stick to the facts and reap the 

rewards! 

!. include the price. Don't 

yaste your time or a potential 

luyer s time, if you advertise the 

>rice of the item or service you 

>ffer, the people who respond 

o your ad will be those wno are 

lenuinely interested. Surveys 

how that readers are more 

nterested in those items and 

ervices they know are within 

heir price range. 

a. include phone number and 

specify hours. Be sure to let 

potential customers know when 

and where to call. Surveys show 

that even if a person is.very 

interested in your item or 

service, he or she will not call 

back after the first attempt. Stay 

near the phone during the hours 

you indicate you will be 

available. Don't risk missing a 

sale! 

3. Avoid abbreviations. Don t 

make a potential customer work 

too hard! Although you may be 

tempted to cut down on the 

cost of your ad by using 

abbreviations, surveys indicate 

that many people don't 

understand such abbreviations 

as ElK (eat-in kitchen) or WSW 

(white side wall) tires and won't 

take the time to figure them 

out. A confused reader is a 

disinterested reader. Get the 

most for your money and use 

complete words. 

Thursday. March 7. 1M1 Q4E *11C 

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MARKET PLACE I 

600 Pergonals 

BOOy W*> 1 SPIRIT? 

Who Arm YOU CM The Duma 

1-900-397.9799 

FREE PERSONALITY TEST 

Your ParaonflMfy OMimnM Your 

Mapoane** Know Why - * 

Caa 1-SOO-FOR-TRUTH (367-9799) 

GREAT GIFT . PmanMnd • ft 

lawn ogn Barmdey. anmwtar, 

actuation birth* Slort Eiprea* 

1-9492 255-02*8 

f- IT'S an *»ce«eni way 

aquainted wrtti Aatrotogy » youraelf 

A computerized nafal chart and a 

peraonaMty analy** For mora mto 

ca« 642 5330 

LIVONIA crry COUNCIL 

Thank you tor your lupport regard- 

ing ma Madiaon School Zoning, 

from Tha Surrounding Community 

MAIL BOX SERVICE 

lor raoapf of ma* & package* Con- 

fkdantM'prrvaie 24 hour accaaa 

$10.'month Uvoraa. 522-6220 

PISTONS PACKAGE - 2 ticket* m a 

Palace tuita OvanigM accomoda- 

tion* at Hobday Inn, Auburn HW 

tranator* included Kim 373-4550 

PRAYER TO THE HOLY SPIRIT 

Holy Sprit. You maka ma aaa every- 

thmg 4 »how ma tha way to reecf 

my Id! ill You give ma I ha Dnnna 

Gift to lor give 9 forget tha wrong* 

that ara dona lonai You are •» a* 

msianca* of my Ma with ml.ni tha 

snort dialogue want lo thank You 

lor everything 1 confirm onca mora 

that I never want to ba aaparatad 

from You. no mattar how groat tha 

malarial daaara may ba i want to ba 

•nth you. my Loved Ona. In Your 

perpetual glory Aman 

ST JUO€ NO VENA 

May tha Sacrad Mean Ol Jaau* ba 

adorad. glorified. loved & preaarvad 

throughout tha world, now 6 leav- 

er Sacrad Heart Ol J«ul pray lor 

ua Si Juda. worker of rmractaa 

pray tor ua Say tha prayer nine 

time* a day. by tha eighth day your 

prayer wtB be answered it ha* never 

bean known to Ian Publication mull 

be promi*ed My prayer* have been 

•nmered 

Thar* you Si JuOa & St Anne lor 

prayer* answered V G - 

TAKE YOUR FAMILY AROUND 

Tha world without leaving home' 

HO*I an ••change student Can 

AY USA International 

689-7523 Or 471-5267 or 42V7257 

THANK YOU Sacred Heart 6 Si 

Jude lor lavors granted M J M 

THANK YOU ST Jude 

lor your continuing help 

TIGER SPRING - training tickets for 

sale I 336-3310 

Minister wi* marry you anywnera - 

A» Faith* 

602 Lost & Found 

FOUNO-Femala Boner Canton 

Center Rd 3'4/9l 

Call 453-0563 

FOUND male Beagle Farming!on 

Milt*. March 2 1991 462-3701 

FOUND • MXtE blonde terrier 

Found 3-3-91 at 6 M i a Beech Daly 

477-3596 

FOUND MALE gray 6 white Sh.h- 

Trw 3-5 yrs old N Territorial & 

Sheldon Rd Feb 26 > 546-9906 

FOUNO I gray slnped cat Area ol 

Squirrel 

Long Lake 

Rd* Ca« 540-7404 or Weatview 

647-7493 

LOST Female beê. grey tabby cat 

Vicinity Arlwa'Ponliac Tr 2/25/91 

661-5160 

Viortity 

Reward 

LOST FEMALE eat *ance Sept 

White with orange *?ot* $200 

reward 553-4533 

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MESSAGE 

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5. Run on consecutive days. 

Your ad will not get results if 

people don t see it! Therefore, it 

is important to set up a 

consistent and consecutive ad 

schedule with vour telephone 

salesperson or outside sales 

representative. 

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classified 

ads 

Use this form to write your 

classified advertisement 

before you call... or fill it in 

and mail to: 

The Obaarvar 6 Eccantnc 

:— Nawtptpari 

36251 Schoolcraft 

P.O. Box 2428 

Livonia, Ml 48151-0428 

644-1070 

Oakland County 

591-0900 

Wayne County 

852-3222 

Rochester/Rochester Hills 

LOST Female Golen ftetrwver'Lab 

mil Mon Feb 25th E Middlebelt 

N Ford area Ha* orange collar 3 

yr* old Call, 525-2776 

LOST German Shepherd dark 

•able. 7 mo* black face Thomp- 

son School Southfield 569-4341 

LOST M»ied Lab & Shepn»d l'» 

year old off white male vicinity Ev- 

ergreen Eighi Mile 356 5636 

LOST Goider Reiriever female 

Orchard Lake 13 Mile area 

626-3711 

603 Haalth • Nutrition 

Weight Lot* 

ViC TANNY LIFETIME Executive 

MemoerV-c - Ai localiona Price 

vary negotiable 937-5860 

806 Lagal Notices 

A PUBLIC SALE W* be held tor 

repoueaad Allan Automotive 

Diagnostic Equipment inspection 6 

bands can be made between 

1 lam- 12pm at 34000 Caput* 

Livonia Ml on March 6. 1991 

606 Transportation 

8 Traval 

700 Auction Setea 

ANTIQUE • COLLECTIBLE 

AUCTION 

Sun .Mar 10, 1pm 

World War M. Nazi daggers A iti 

Baaey s*rer doSar slot nu 

oak. walnut A mahogany furniture. 

Coca Cola advertising bacycfee oak 

wa* phone dalad 1907. Coca Cola 

advertising items 

guns clocks glassware 

cards from the 50 1 Something lor 

everyone over 300 lots 

Beaeviae Antique* 6 

lery. 246 Mam Si Be* 

menu 6 estate* tor are weekly 

night auction I montnly antique 

auction 697-2949 

A TWO POINT ONE MILLION 

DOLLAR JEWELRY AUCTION' 

FINE ART AUCTION INC • TOOO 

BUSlCK hs»« assembled major con- 

CES 

Mad major c 

aanments tolakng over 400 PlEC 

Of FINE OUAUT* JEWELRY 

Tina spark bng array langea from 

contemporary deeigns to estate 

pieces included are Mens and La- 

dies rings, preoous gems. Emerald* 

with diamond* dankng Ruby and 

Diamond combination* necklaces 

Pearls, pan*, earrings, bracelets and 

Diamond KWMre ring* Each piece 

haa been inspected and evaluated 

by STANFORD KRANOALL of SID- 

NEY K RANDAL I 9 SONS TROY 

Our mtention is lo BENEFIT THE 

MICHIGAN CANCER FOUNDATION 

with a major portion of proceed* 

Tha* is an uoparafieied opportunity 

to acquire aiqwsile jewelry ai sub- 

stantial savngs and benefit an im- 

portant cauae While YOU SET 

SALE PRICES Pre Auction bid esti- 

mates vary from (200 lo JSO OOO 

R1TZ CARLTON HOTEL. Dearborn 

SAT MARCH 23. 12 00 PREVIEW 

AND 1 30 AUCTION 

SUN MARCH 24. 1 30 PREVIEW 

ANO 3 00 AUCTION 

Cash check Mastercard or Visa 

RSVP lor guaranteed seeting Direct 

inquiries lo TOOO J BUSlCK FINE 

ART AUCTION INC 313-664-0209 

2 DAY AUCTION - Barker s Auction 

7676 BlueBush Rd (downtown May- 

bee Ml N E of Dundee. Ml or N 

W ot Monroe) SAT March 9 at 

4pm Estate Auction - Antiques 6 

modern furnrture. model airplanes 

I approximate 40 yrs old), wicker 

chairs 6 table, aman appliance* 6 

houaenofcl item* knens. old glass- 

ware boi tots, much mors 

SUN March 10 at 11AM Antique & 

Collectible Auction Nice oek wai 

nut. mahogany & wicker furniture 

plus old lamps old docks. 2 oad 

straw stuffed leddy bears (both 

mohaar & fully jointedl wacker do" 

buggy 'umbrella wicker Oriole Go- 

Baskal wood hobby horse, 

brorvres large composition doll* 

Seamans cheat mce ok paint mg* 

toys. Edison cylinder phonograph 

with horn, old mar Dae* arrowhead* 

lead soldiers, baseball 6 'ootbek 

cards, baaebeii badges ok) sKvwr 

dollar* plus much more Term* - 

cash or Mach check Jack Barker 

Auctioneer. 587-2042 

Take 1-75 to Elm Si Exit, turn west 

on Elm St to N Custer to Baldwin 

(11 miles I turn right on Baldwin to 

BhieBuati turn right 

BRAUN & HELMER - 

AUCTION SERVICES 

Real Estate - Farm 

Household - Antiques 

Lloyd Braun Jerry Heimer 

Ann Arbor Saline 

665-9646 994-6309 

ESTATE AUCTION 

SUN MARCH 10 TH. 1PM 

DEARBORN HEIGHTS PLAV HALL 

25222 W WARREN RD BETWEEN 

BEECH DALY 6 TELEGRAPH RD 

Antiques coaectlblea. furniture oek 

rok top deak ieweir> nouaehoid 

Over 500 nam* too numerous roe 

last 

J C Aucfaon Service 451-7444 

702 

ANTIQUE - COLLECTIBLES , 

Up 10 SOU olt March (.9. A 10 

10am-6pm The Apple Wreath. 

32626 W 7 MM. Livonia 474-6090 

ANTIQUES A Co—etiblea China 

glassware saver [aweary most over 

SO yrs No pre* llei Fn A Sat 9 30 

to 430 36371 Mason al Hi. N ol 

Schoolcraft. W of Newburgh 

ANTIQUE SHOW - MAR 6.9 A 10 

Fn . 5pm-9pm Sal i lam-9pm 

Sun 1iam-5pm 

SAG Pav4*on at Meedowbrook 

Oakland University Rochester Ml 

Located S of Walton on Adams Rd 

100 assists Irom across America 

Admiaaaon S3 00 A Scorpio event 

517-627-5291 

ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE 

ARBORLAND CONSUMER MALL 

March T-10 

US 23 ai Waahtanaw Ann Arbor 

Thurs - Sun during Mai hour* 

Frse admission 

i Antique* A Collectibles 

GLORIA SIEGERT PROMOTIONS 

ANTIOUE SHOW Sun Mar 10. 

9-4pm Southgate Crvic Center 

14400 Din S1 Admission 

Space available 261-2541 

ANTIQUES ON MAIN 

The March winds have 

blown some flreat pieces 

Into Antiques on Main 

Come take a look. The cof- 

fee pot is alway on. 

115 S Main 

Royal Oak 

Mon Sal 10-6 

545-4663 

ARTS A CRAFTS FESTIVAL 

Wolverine Golf Club 

25 Mite A Romeo Plan* 

March 9 - lOam-Spm 

SI OO Admission 

BEST OFFER - Avon car collection, 

antique record* include* Caruso 

Antique glass miniatures, antique 

pump organ 961-6361 

BUYING 

ALL QUALITY ANTIQUES 

Estates Bought A Apprsised 

S WARWICK ANTIQUES 

2678 Orchard Lake Rd Sylvan Lake 

IV. miles W of Teiegrapn 662-2030 

Open daily 10-5 - Sun by chance 

CHINA 

Discontinued dmn«rware patterns 

We buy and seti i since 19661 

Cell Mon-Fr, 1-BOO-525-7390 e*t 71 

COUNTRY Showcases oak A ruck. 

• plated, curved A flat glass Foun- 

tain pen floor model Original 64 pi- 

geon hole post Office with brass 

pistes 2 scales Drug store A candy 

store oak wa« ca*e* 565- 5^9 

DETROIT ANTIOUE MALL 

963-5252 

Buy • Sen - Trade 

DINING TABLE. 6 chairs rictonan 

style Needs refmishing 1300 

Other furniture '-47-6242 

DISCOVER 

TECUMSEH. MtCH. 

130 DSaiers 3 Antique Malt* - all 

located on M-50 Open Deriv 

(517)423-8277 

703 Crafts 

Another Quality Show From 

HOMESPUN 

TRADITIONS 

sat March 9th 10-5 

FOX HILLS COUNTRY CLUB 

8768 North Territorial 

15m " of Plymouth Acoaea 

from M-14 Back Road e*rt) 

Dulcimer MUSK BY FaMcMy Strings 

'.unch available tl 50 i 

C RAFTERS WANTED 

Homemade rtama 

6th Annual School spring Bazaar 

$25 spaca March 23 fO-*pm 

4 meee W of Brighton Ma« 

Cathy $17-546-4915 

Monica S17-54A-2319 

704 Rummage Saiaa 

4 Flea Markets - 

GROSSE POINTES Greatest Ga- 

rage Sale May 2*-27 Eihabnors 

space available S70 Additional 

charge lor etoctricai outlet* 

Thousands of Shoppers^ 865-1900 

705 Waving Apparel 

FURS-FURS-FURS 

FURS ARE A LUXURY 

NOT AN INVESTMENT 

Buy Quality nearly new gently worn 

furs way betow wholesale Womens 

A mens an was Carmala s. 2546 

Orchard Lake Rd 1 M«A W of TeM- 

graph Open Tue* thru Sat. 11-5 

layaway major credit cards Con- 

signment by appt please 662-3200 

Consignment - By Appt 

WE DOING DRESS A 

12. worn t lime 50. best A*k for 

Dave or Deans 373-4639 

SPR'NG SAMPLE SALE 

Ssve 40*4 and mora on new spring 

A summer name brand salesmen * 

sample clothing tor women children 

and men 

Saturday March 9 10AM-5PM 

Sunday. March 10. 11AM-4PM 

St Michael * School - Gym • 

W 10 Mile 3 block* W ol Lahser 

Southfield Mi 

BEAUTIFUL knee lenotr 

eraid mink coa' w Ru' 

trim Sue 14 ssoo best 

ih black am- 

BRIOAL GOWN sue 6 pieeied w/ 

•earls A lace Like new S350>best 

Hat bweded w'vea S75 542-6940 

700 Houaahotd Goods 


Bloomfield Hills 

Estate Sale 

By 

EVERYTHING GOES 

FRI.SAT.. MAR. 8 & 9. 10-4 

1243 Manorwood Cr 

Adams Woods Coodos 

(Was* of Adam* trtw Souara Lk Rd 

A South 8>vd - «ust North of 1-75 - 

take Tentwvesw lo 1st stop left* 

QUALITY FURNISHINGS PRIMI- 

TIVES A ANTIOUE ACCESSORIES- 

FEATURING 3 paece oak wa* unit. 5 

paaoe Queen torn cherry bedroom 

aat two 4 poster Iwan beds witiqus 

pane danetle wrth 4 Hitchcock chairs, 

prmlrve wde chest A dry Mr* 

hutch antique cheat *o*a char A 

leather top laoaea onantai ruga, al- 

tar Rembrandt antique on painting 

large traditional OS panting nihoa 

and other art' Leather chair A stool 

Stiftei lamps, deak occaa«nai ta- 

ble* A chars 2 color TVs. braaa 

valet dtrung table wrth 4 cheirs. 

Land* china, trench brorua • an 

d«co porcelain coffee service 

carved she* cameo law^s an decc 

marble A bronze lamp antioua 

pewter maac SL«r*ng A *Mvsr. 

sterling netware crystal braaa. as- 

sorted kitchen itema. antioua acces- 

sories fu« wardrobe sue 6. fma as- 

late leweiry including 2ct diamond 

rmg and more" 

1987 Mercury 

Grand Marquis 

CONDO FOR SALE 

EVERYTHING GOES 

855-0053 

MINK COAT - Full length cufled 

sieeve* shswi color Cost S4.000 2 

yrs ego S2000 or best 647-5913 

WEDDING DRESS 

size 5 - 6 Never worn. $200 

495-1626 

BRlOAL GOWN Fink ordinal 

never worn White size 12 $500 

CaM evening* 557-7317 

KlDSKiN fur coat from London. *ue 

10. never worn $150 or beat offer 

335-4236 

TONS OF GORGEOUS Girl s 

Clothe* *wtm_to *now 3T lo 6X. 

loysioo 1 " 544-7451 

ANOTHER 

ESTATE SALE 

BY IRIS 

FRI A SAT Marcf} 8-9 10-4 PM 

19 OAKDALE 

W off Woodward- tusi S of 10 M.ie 

(Don't take underpaaa watch tor 

»gn*i 

Content* include . ^ 

Knabe grand piano 2 bed- 

room set* *ecretary cabi- 

net. dining room set Chi- 

nese altar table Victorian 

style wa» clock tolas wig 

chairs leal tier top tab lea 

braaa *re screen A tools. 

Ctwnses style scresn cup A 

saucer coa action other fine 

china A diahes mmmr, 

ctothang. 2 refngerator* 

dryer Mver A much much 

more 

Irts Kaufman 626^6335 

Mem Int'i Society or Appraisers 

700 hou—hotd Qjnnh 


EXQUISITE ORIENTAL 'ua* 

anuque Para^n pead S2500 

her* part $2200 4.6 

pato $1600 Bast offer* 363-6731 

FOUR light orwy conlamporary am 

3 1 chairs 1275 

5 2 "Mr 

Rattan arm chair 

$55 642-3140 

BOYS OAK Bunk Beds uke new 

with cheat ongmaay $950 for WK 

plus wether'dryer A mi*c South, 

west decor nema 644-7737 

TWO EXQUISITE sma« sue full 

length fur coats Natural classic 

style black mink A high styts racoon 

Appraised at $9 000 A $4 000 Best 

offers 363-6731 

ESTgY PIANO • Black tacouer fin- 

ish. siceaant condition includes 

bench 442-7056 

FLEA MARKET 

ROYAL OAK 

Antiques A Couactibias 

Every Sun 9-5 - Free Admiaaaon 

316 E IT Mile 

LARGE carved walnut dmartgroom 

table and 8- chairs Higheal Quality 

WEDDING DRESS wrth 

traan never worn wt 

negotiable 

12. $400 

522-6013 

wEDDiNG- GOWN T»,d,«onal sue 

8. 2 mos Old never worn with 

headpiece A slip $500 573-9042 

WEDDING GOWN Victorian style 

sue 7. $250 Eiceaent condition 

533-0965 

WELL-DRESSED women* sprmgy 

summer top Quality clothaa camai- 

cocktak i *ma« to mad I Daughters 

prom A designer (fumorst Perfect. 

855-6171 

MANCHESTER ANTIOUE MALL 

Appraisal Days 

706 Garage 9 ale a: 

• Oakland 

BEVERLY HILLS Moving Sale 

.. * air ar i 

NEWLY REBUILT Candy Machines 

(7). to fugue*! bidder National Miru 

Storage Canton Center Rd N of 

Ford. Sal March 9. 10am sharp 

Transplant Benefit Auction 

for Su*ae woner Brown 

Sun March 10. 2-7pm UAW Mali: 

Local 735 46055 Michigan Ave E 

of Denton Rd RoOert Hall-Auc- 

tionear -Featuring Grand Traverse 

Bsy sailing tnp. resort wewkend o» 

Elk Lk. solid oak dining room ser 

bssebsil autograpned by Bm 

Freenan motorcycle video camer- 

as. antiques tols more- 466-0*52 

Sun March 10th 

A Benefit For 

Mofls CfMldren* Hospital 

Three Doaar* Per item 

116E Msm Manchester 

Open 7 days 10am 5pm 

j 1-313-428-9357 

. NORTMVILLE 

ANTlOUES SHOW 

March 1S 16 17 

FrKJay A Saturday Noon-9pm. Sun 

i dSy Noon-5pm NorihviSe Commu- 

• nrty Center 301 W Main. Street ; 

Downtown Northville Admission $3 

Pood/parking. 

Manager Heien Mei*el 

' Six PIECE soi»d cm»"r dining room 

' set sideboard ,*1sr opiearf tab* A * ] 

1 chairs TrMdle sarwng mactvne I 

! ..ar«leather covered hand tooled | 

| trunk Type drawer 544-0909 

182>i Bevert, Road w or South- 

field Sat March 9 9-5 

BLOOMFIELD 

glass iewelry prints lots of goo- 

dies 205 East Berkshirs 2 block* 

N of Squar* take." E off Wood' 

ward Mar 8-9 Fn-Sat !0-6pm 

i SOUTHFIELD MOVING Sale - 

i household olhce yard item* 

'March 7-11. 10am-6pm 22405 

Riveraaie vicinity 9 Mile Beech 

701 Col lac tibia* 

AIRLINE TICKETS 12>. Northwest to 

anywhere on the west coast Good 

thru May 1992 344-1136 

NW FlYWRlTE WANTED 

W* pay cash 721-4656 

WE WILL give you two airline nckels 

to one of lour places - Hawaa 

Orlando Acapuico Jamaica. you 

use our money-saving Kmg dt*tance 

phona *er-»>ce je"erson Corpora- 

tion. 865-0930 

700 Auction Salea 

ANTIQUE AUCTION 

Fn NnM March 8 6 00PM 

Prvn 

BIG BOO" SALE 

Friends Of Bloomheio Twti Pubkc 

Library Sat Mar 9 9 30AM 5PM 

Sun Mar 10 11AM-4PM (Halt 

Price Dayl- Mon Mar It 10AM- 

2PM (tn a bag tor $2 ) Thousands of 

hardback* paperbacks children s 

book* an work* and record* $1 00 

per purchase with this ad 

AI the Library Lone Pme al Tele- 

graph Rd 642 5600 

SOLID OAK S Cv 

in* roa top 0e*« 

win iwnvei cnaw B• member*Mo 

1700 or MM onwr Ca* 

alter t 30 0 m . S49- 77991 

WtNOOWS 121 t»iM r «w *OaV« 1 

Cre*tlar» >w. UM eec 

lioo «~1>- csw»i-n> 

] gM »tS aouare 'M-44M 

var knana iaov*^" clothe* 

*n 'f t 16 pkj* a large 

volume of personal 6 

DINING ROOM SET paean tabw w< 

6 chair*, server arge iiohtad chna 

cabinet cuno cabmel $1300 Caa 

after 5pm 5*6-6663 

See You There* 

EDMUND 

FRANK & CO. 

LiOUlOATORS & APPRAISERS 

869-5555 

NUMBERS AT 9AM 

FREEZER upright $175 pool table 

O* covar $175 Ring-pong table 

$50 459- 7363 

DREXEL lady 

man * cheat nagnt stand Sail a* 

unit or individual. $750 661-1204 

DRE.XEL SPANISH motif oak danang 

sat fine shape 8 upnostered chaars. 

70 sate top buffet 36 >76 tabae 

w.2 «a*s A good buy at $3000 Cai 

for appt 626-4206 

ELEGANT PECAN brasaroni chma 

66 Pedestal table 6 chars Onan- 

tai rugr paintings nvsc 357-3265 

707 Garage Salet: 

Wayne 

r 

BiG SAVINGS NOW large 

lion coaector items tools. 

lanterns 8 more 23513 Plymouth 

Rd E ol Telegraph - 9-5 dary 

DOLL & BEAR SHOW 6 SALE 

Antique and coMCIible Sun March 

10 i0-4pm Roma s of Bloom held 

2101 S Telegraph Appraisals " 

AdmiasaOrTTb 50 757-5566 

702 Antiquoa 

TOwfj HALL ANTIQUES 

Corns visit the enti)us mat" every 

one is talking about' Over B 000 

square feat 2 floors 40 dealers 

specializing >n quality antique 

docks tvne^rt glass 8 chna Flow 

Bme quilts- furniture Americana 

pumWuee eonscttosss ,«wwry *nd 

many unusual and unaque treasures 

'! Open " days 10-6 Downtown His- I 

tore Romeo 205 N Man 

VILLAGE EMPORIUM OF D£* T FH | 

- j 

! 3045 Broad St (Jester 426-0061 i 

i Ah old lactory antique mak 8 glfl I 

| shop open 7 days many unusual 8 | 

I unique items 194 to Baker Rd - 

I WALNU' 19 tC Jacobean Oast 

good condition Atso 2 Sti 

Irurw s Can between 9-1 lam 6 

Romulus Progressiva Ckib 

11540 Ozga Rd Romulus 

Tsks 1-275 south to 1-94 wasi 8 Sstf 

Haggarty Rd 11st ent wast on 194). 

take Haggarty S or Mi 1 male lo 

Huron Ravar Dnva ti»n mtr 8 go l's 

mass lo 5 Poant rviarsaction turn 

•harp left 6 you rs mare 

Antique Krnrtur* including 42 oak 

S-curve r 0«top oaek lamps lot* of 

antique advamera*- H pes of 

•agned RoaavtfM pottery anftqus 

toys earty prrrotives clocks art 

works depression giaaa 8 lha 

unique Tarma caah For a free 

maasd pactured ffyar can 

Doug Dafton 69" 8638 

ALL ANTlOUES BOUGHT 

Postcards oId mow magazines 

paper dons toys. She*, chma, 

gnasswve mWlary 346-3154 

ADRIAN ANTIOUE MALL 

122 N Maar- Adman 

Oak lurmtura antique toys crank | 

phonographs Nice satacnon' 

Deny tOam-5 30pm Sur, l2-4«im i 

|S17| 265 6266 

ANTIOUE CRAFT MALL 

Dealers Grand Opening March t*l ] 

$1 50 *q ft 'mo dr 6 ft rant a-*hait 

for $25'mo OlW'l NOT raoured 

So work 667-9229 or 773*7612' 

BUILDERS SHOW 

TICKET WINNERS 

You Are Cordially Invited 

to Ou» 

Anniversary 

Sale 

Saturday Msrch9 

sOam 5pm 

8 

Sunday March to 

Tecumseh 

Antique Mall 

I & II 

BOTH ON M 50 

TECUMSEH. MICHIGAN 

5?7 423 6062 

CANTON- Moving Lamp* tables 

wsshar Jryer sections, tovessat 8 

Char • fuse Mar f- 8 6 9 10-5 

45763 Holmes Warren/Canton Ctr 

DETROIT MOVING SAlE - furniture 

8 antiques E^rythmg must go 

17656 Wormer Sat 10am to 4pm 

53 '-4506 

706 Houaahoid Gooda 


A LARGE SELECTION 

OF QUALITY ESTATE 

FURNISHINGS 

& ACCESSORIES 

AT VERY REASONABLE 

PRICES 

THURS -SUN . 

10AM-4PM 

22113 TELEGRAPH 

SOUTH OF NINE MILE 

The Status Exchange 

AT GORMAN'S CENTER 

Consignments Wanted 1 

356-8222 

ORIENTAL RUGS 

Chinas* Perstsn vary reaaonab* 

1-667-3559. 

FRUTTWOOO OVAL Tabse 2 

: pad* 6 covered chars chns catm- 

ner buffet $550 455-2704 

: GIR-L S baoroom aa* 7 paecas ~ ! 

twin, bad 8 trundi* wood off-whits 

• good condition. $400 425-3741 

' HIDE A-BED by La-Z-Boy $150 

American of MartnsvSM 5 piece din- 

ing room sat $195 Small aroo araa 

' rug. itmRi color 427-0345 

711 Miac. For Sato • 

ITayp* Coutrty 

AMERICAN FfTNESS fl iiin omyi 

VIP 2 yaar marwoarahip $200 For 

oetaaaqaa 537-5699 

Antique mors -v»ec geme* 1967 

Honda Eirte need* repar , boy I 

9as* hutch 8-char 50 gallon ac- 

quarxim twn bed frame 295- '22 T 

A0UARUMS - usee 70 Gaaon 35 

13. 40 gallon ill 55 gaKm 

55 gaacr one Stand* 8 ac 

— -art*' 

BICYCLE SALE 

CLOSE OUT POICES ON 

TREKS WSMWSt6 CONCORDS 

PSus Others 

*^SC RECONDITIONED BiCvCLES 

LIVONIA SCHWINN 

BfCycJeA Fitness Center 

')«K0W 7M«e 

476-1818 

MENS • ! SPEED Scnwrr LaT®* 

Racaag Bws $250 or beet 

I Caa Am 5 30pm 531-4990 

j SCHWINN S 12, 22 -nan* 10 

I $75 aa Boys BMX $50 

714 Buamaaa A 

Offtca Equipment 

CECLULARONE pcrtabw phone all 

•unctions Sacrifice $75 Mascutarw 

Slack 8 grey oflsos *une wdmJrss 

gray laaihar Ba>coaoungar 3 D-ec» 

custom black wan una. gray con 

476-3033 tar vM *1M 

4 W SMmrn* 

703 Crafta 

Melinda Past 

18275 North Dr. #24 

Southfield 48150 

Delphine A Jo« Wllk 

1642 Welling 

Troy 48098 

Donna J. Koflfer 

22028 Albion 

Farmington HiHs 48336 

4 S.L. Parry 

24270 Orangelawn 

Redford Twp 48239 

Jan Harrier Elate McKeown 

43584 Fredericksburg 35842 Springvale 

Canton 48188 Farmington Hills 48331 

Please call the promotion department 

of the Observer & Eccentric before 4 

p.m. Friday, March 8, 1991 to claim 

your free tickets. 

5 9 1 - 2 3 0 0 , e x t . 2 1 5 3 

Congratulations! 

COLLECTIBLE 

CRAFTS 

SHOW 

SAT. MARCH 9 

t0am-5pm 

HART LAND HIGH SCHOOL 

9525 MNgmand Road 

IM5S S Mas W of US 73) 

ADMISSION $1 50 

Lunch 8 

A L MONO 

center $200 Waveies* « ng 

waterbed mattress frsma $ neater 

$250 Art work $20-$50 344-95(1 

AN ESTATE SALE 

EVERYDAY 

Rare opportunity tor ' 

the discriminating buyer 

savings up to 70% & more 

ON 

Name Brand furniture 4 

decorative accessories 

Furrrtah 1 room or 

a whole nouae 

W6 ACCEPT MC & VISA 

Layaswys walcome 

RE-SELL-IT 

ESTATE SALES 

rar wamwion 

Tûrs 8 %— 

ESTATE SALE 

BY BAYNARD 

Fn 8 Sat MarcH 8-9 i0-4pm 

15075 incom Lincoln Tower Apts I 

| =3to Soutnfield 

! E oi 3rsan.fiaid between iO-ttM«e 

> An sicitmg saw Loaded' Ant«jue 

furnrture collectibias magnificarrt | 

bedroom sat Ommg room I SOW 

I cnars. ciwe cabviet »ner»s des- 

ginar doming $ mucn mora 

j M1-2681 

-ESfATf SALE M«SC furmsnmgs 

Ramcwewood Sub 3'034 Ap*nwaarv- 

er staarueaa *teer sra 9 kicfw 

cupboards trundle taNa 2 Pencr 

277-06S4 

30 GAS SÔVE $7! 

priMar $t2i Dotr JOOO 

i Crtoeri 

conOrtion 

421-4075 

GET YOUR Paraow « 

now RaaOt tc use with , 

eodraua 9 onone 400 

J19 95 4 ..5-i 

-atch 

Our name 

*J9- 7 ' 13 

GRASS LAKE -Mon merr.bersh* 

For oetami can S22-M6C 

GRErnOUHO S»i» Crar 

ammai maenwe ISOC 

MOLISE LfOmOATiOfa 

bak* Air Gomatwi »tmi 

cycle 650 etc 

*a*rcl*e 

415-4374 

LOME HAIL. S>S T EM ft* 

Comoiete Syafer- lar - 

175 Can 459*46' 

• 8 eta 

$650 437 

SINGER 

! /ig-zag sewmg mac» Copaer Xaroa 

Memory Wttar NovsMi Cmktm 

Rnona. 1 r supples. $4 000 offer 

$2 000 INTEREST FREE-LOAN 

EVE»> 90 DATS WrlTN PURCHASE 

CALL EW 557-336 1 

M0VVG SALE" 4C^80S of or ma 

loa unaa of office fLrmture mciudang 

ai stew Herman Malar Xcaption 

Andersor- Hckey stc ikltwe rt lasu 

Royai Oak 

Nfw SwiNTEC tvpewiiars and 

printers New Fa* macfimes 

Recondtioneo 'BM typewr.iers 

Vary raaaonabN pncaQ 545-6564 

OFFICE r F" RN * 7i5E " SRcrofKfse 

vwwer and moctv-mors 

559-5333 

UNIVERSAL 

SEWING CENTER 

2570 Dixie Hwy 

674-Q439 

jSOFA LOVESEAT beage c 

'weed $ "50 Bar 'tea cart $40 

SW PIECE aokd pacar Tt\omas»aa : 

was urvt kat pnea $10 900 an* sac 

-faca for $3500 Eacekent condrtnn 

441-7973 

SOLIC Oak T'eawe Tabw 86.4- 2 ; 

SMS 2 arm cfaairs. 4 wd* cnaars 

$1000 kgrn oak buftat 96a '» IMC 

oak rocker $150 comouier tatke 

wrtfi print ktand 6 book malt $50 

427-9149 1 

712 Appliance* 

-vPEw«iTEf 

3 IK 

aw rww.ta- 6 

4 pmw wreea* »»oe- 

$350 542-4296 

QVA£R iiE'A 

ieavy duf» *• 

$30C 

ELECTRIC Saars 

large capac.iy i • 

EsceSem comwic 

ânnyirs Onrea 

i ofuse • 

$15C 453 '592 

tvp£w,R,TERS 

TYPEWRITERS 

I P-ica* *Ou Won I 

TRAL BUSINESS MACHINES 

-9400 "BOayâa 955-9401 

ELECTRO STOVE e»c 

tion a*tvt* Kanmore * 

Cat aftea 5pm 

J MOOU 

$40C ea 24 tola 

ESTATE SALE-«0 yaar accumme 

lion Furniture lamp* doa* nniaga 

cKMfang coaactabaa* lousafioul 

rtems Ootna* ale etc 2945 Roban- 

Oaa* narwaan 'aaegrapr 8 M«»die- 

ban Soutn of Souar* .as* Rd Sat 

m is- 

ETHAN ALLEN mapae dmng room 

aba* 6 6 ctxmr* 2 Black arm cnars 

maple "mien bar cabmel *** »• 

Can Eva* 540-7229 

ETHAN ALLEN Oak TsbM wait" 4 

cfiars Can Morvjai mm Fna«« 

, 9am-3pm J» 1120 

FANTASTIC B«CA«rRONT Oma 

cabmel i9r *nt| awtn padnent 

CALL 478-7355 

rnang chars 

EASTER CfUFT S*«Ot% 

Mercn 16- 17 •» *pm 

« of C Ha* 970 N Mmm Si 

ion 627 2525 or 177-4234 

A & T SALES ~ 

buNal Open rtk* 111 TNirs -Sal 

Allan 838-0083' Toby ONLT'Iwon < aei C *IIrcr> »?ia» 

r,nwtNC. CR*r- SMOW 

3 

•a* 

$3 wtwv tms ad $2 

.adtrweONC 

| 1 

•^•aoDH-rm 

ev* Samrday 8 

9*> 9'90 

V.F.W. V22H AUXILIARY 

SUNDAY 2K» P.M. 

»414 Orchard Lake Rd 

(N Of Grand River I 

474-8180 

•T. EDITH 

SUNOAY 6:30 P.M. 

(S iXikMAd 

464-2037 

FATHER DANIEL A. LOW) 

KnlgMs of CoAwnbus 

MONDAY 6 45 P.M. 

M080 «c«koe8ccH M. 

Uvonia 

464-9876 

C O N G R E G A T I O N 

B E T H S H A L O M 

T U E S D A Y 7:15 P.M. 

14601 W Lincoln. Oek Parti 

(t o» Oreenaekl) 

547-7970 

ST. EDITH SCHOOL 

TUESDAY *45 P.M 

1S089 Newburgh 

12C* OAE Thursday, March 7. 1991 

714 

Office Equipment 

USED DESKS pttolo Copier. 

OiMtmg table. rntec oAce 

CM. kton-fa 6am4pm 34 

715 

AMIGA 500 a'30MB HO & 3MB 

mam. morale*. PC-AT Emulator 

>1500 459-2332 

APPLE II OS enpanded memory. 

color Maxtor, system irw. 2 - JH 

inch ditto drive*. Uflwvi. i*C(lliril 

condMon.*1000 349-1626 

8RAND NEW computer. I4M>. 'BM 

4 Apt* XT compatible 640 K. CGA 

-non.lor 1- 5% drive 20 meg hard 

drNe PC loots. DOS 4 01 MOO or 

besloNer 420-0071 

DESKTOP Publishing HPES12. 

HPLaseiiei II. w«h postscript, 

mousa, scanner. software Reasorv 

•OM 540-6146 

728 Muwcel 

Instruments 

STUDIO PIANO SALE 

Cfuckarmg studio uprignt grand, 

new was M995. now $1995 

SoJvnar sludro grand. Mia new, 

62495 

Young Chang stud» sava S1000 

Othar siydio pianoa Irom 1695 

Bloom held Stora Open Sun. 1-5 

E V O L A M U S I C 

BloomNaM 334-0566 

Plymouth 455-4677 

Utica 726-6570 

Matarlor d 674-0433 

WANTED - BABY GRAND Piano tor 

local Oetroit congregation tor a raa- 

sonaWa rata As* lor Rev Edward L 

MC Coy 579-2364 

EPSON L0900 letter quality printer 

IBM compatible, brand new never 

used $250 656-2397 

HP LAZER Jet ill Printer, 2 

Ram. front cartridges, brand new 

879-6506 

IBM LAPTOP including printer 

CRT Cards 6 13 monitor 

•BM MODEL 60. 3 mag ram. 

modem. 40 meg drive. VGA. 5 1/4 

external, co-processor. 3270 card 

movsa. tower $2,400 274-3636 

IBM PC Clone, micro monitor has 

286 mg. WordPerfect Lotus, etc 

$>000/beat After 6pm 363-2151 

IBM PC 25 COMPUTER. 20meg 

hard dr>ve color monitor, phone 

modem 6 mouee. Epson 60 printer 

$950 CM 6 30arn-5pm 456-5050 

BM PC 640 K ran. t 5%" floppy 

disk drive, to megabit hard dak 

$500 626-805 

IBM 286- lOMHi dona, 1 mag ram, 

40 meg. drive. 3'i and 5 1/4 drive. 

EGA. co-processor mouse. $1,400 

274-3638 

LAS BR Compact XT IBM Compati- 

ble. 51% Itoppy. Panasonic monitor 

6 Gemma printer $500 346-4149 

MACINTOSH 512. 2 drives, extend- 

ed keyboard extras. $500. New al 

fuection modem with software. 

$160 New MAC PLUS Carrying 

ewe $50 363-673 

ZENITH Suparspon 

hard drn 

•I*. $1,300 

hard drive, battery, charger, manu- 

"" i After 5pm 

266. 20meg 

manu- 

563-2299 

716 Commercial 

Industrial Equip. 

FORO 1975. 1 yard dump, tow mUes. 

cow 6 rack, excellent condition 

$3800 1975 Chevrolet C60 dump, 

5-T yard box. new brake*. good 

condition. $3900 1973 Ford F250 

setup fo» concrete wort, mechani- 

cs* exceftent. body fair. $950 1979 

F«d F350 12ft Stake Truck setup 

for concrete work, excellent condi- 

tio. $3500. 591-3469 

LIQUIDATION 

t Of Machine Shop 

Plymouth 

After 4 30pm 459-0260 or 562-7315 

717 Lawn, Garden, 

Farm, Snow Equip. 

'LQMMERCIAL LANDSCAPE Equlp- 

mant Mowers, edgers. weed eaters. 

Bifeart rototiHers. mlsc tools, 

landscape 6 construction trailers. 

cm*, trucks, office equipment other 

m|s* Pen* $ equipment S o» 12 

M#e. W oft Northwestern Hwy 

Cgrae m on Frsnkhn Rd to 26337 

" " ' 354-3213 

LANDSCAPING Tl 

»'th ramp 35001b axel Good con- 

rtita-i $600 477-6059 

3 5 

MM 

snparblov 

TRACTORS - 10 HP. 38 m 

* 42 m snow Wade excellent 

$800 16 HP Sears with 

blower 42 m cut 335-7495 

SCARS to HP Tractor Needs minor 

$175 347-4673 

YAMAHA PSR 6300 portatone key- 

board. 61 Ml sue keys, stand. 5 

track programmer MIDI, touch sen- 

sitive. rhythm, transposes auto bass 

chord section $800 557-2696 

728 VCR, TV, Stereo, 

Hi-Fi, Tape Decks 

BKs SCREEN TV. Mitsubishi 45". 

stereo, deluxe cabinet. $2400 oew 

2 years old. 11450 961-1130 

CAR AUDIO Alpine am-fm CO play- 

er tlfffl rilpine I " nhwinal amp* 

$150 Alpine 1" tweeters. $100; Al- 

pine 7 subwooters. $50. Bock lord 

Punch 10 subwoofers. >175: Qui re- 

mote radar detector. $75; or best 

offer or al tor $600 458-8095 

SATELLITE TV System. 12 ft fiber- 

glass dtsh. motorized Polar mount. 

Polarotor & LNA (no 

Eves 6 weekends 

>. $750 

651-1517 

730 Sporting Goods 

ALPINE TRACKER 

with computer 

$165 

A VITA 940 aerobic rower. $100 

FITNESS MASTER LF35 cross 

country ski machine. $75. 258-1975 

EXERCISE BICYCLE 

6500. 8 mo Old. 

$1,150 

Lite Cycle 

544-1654 

FOR SALE Sotollex with butterfly 

attachment and leg attachment. 

Hke new. $1,000 firm. 

After 5pm 453-2252 

GOLF CLUBS - Mens 6 

bags, putters, etc Call after 

6pm at. 626-7402 

GOLF CLUBS 

tared, mens. 5 

handed. $175 

Rams Invecta regis- 

tered. mens. 5 woods. 8 Irons, right 

476-9735 

GUN SHOW/SHELDON HALL 

Corner Plymouth-Farmington Rds 

August 11th. 6am-3:30. Sword 

Buyer available Dealers reserve, 

781-9267 

POOL TABLES 

Al slate, antique, ultra modem, 

bar soe Floor model demo's 

399-7255 Eves 855-1314 

738 HoueehoMPets 

ENGLISH SPRINGER Span* pup- 

aired. AKC, 8 weeks 

420-0555 

Pf Champion sired 

eld mate Plymouth < 

FREE TO loving home. 2't year old 

Golden Retriever Loves cMdren 

I 961-1667 

GOLDEN Retr 

champion 

lever pupa AKC 

shots 4 

629 8100 

KITTENS- 6 Wks. 

gray $2 50 

btac4 6 

559-6264 

LAB ADORE PUPPIES - AKC. Of A 

AN colors, wormed. 6 wks old 

617-546-0044 

LAB POPS chocolate.'black 

championship bloodline 

greet pet $250-*350 354-9562 

LABS - AKC register ad. brown & 

Mack, shots, dew clewed, charnpron 

Moodhnee. $300-$500 477-6043 

LHASA APSOS - AKC. Female. 9 

weeks shots, written guarantee 

champion pedigree. $275 563-4426 

MALTESE PUPPIES, AKC. 10 

weeks, shots wormed baby doll 

face. Lapeer. 313-664-6739 

MINATURE poodle 1 yr old. saver, 

good temperament $125 663-0186 

ttfut. 3'* yrs.. ok), male 6 female Al 

shots 6 papers Friendly, housebro- 

ken $300 tor both Eves 546-4526 

MINIATURE SCHNAUZER. puppy 

salt & pepper male, 6 weeks old 

$250 451-0133 

ORANGE WING Amazon parrot 

yeer old. wtth cage. $350 699-4107 

breeding 

437-2358 

PERSIAN KITTENS - 2 

males, $450 each wtth 

rights $350 without 437-. 

POOOLE - Sweetheart. 9 mos okf 

12 pounds, neutered, houaebroken. 

lo e special family only 344-0181 

ROTTWEILER Puppies ' AKC/OFA. 

shots, wormed, dawdaws. 5 genera 

non pedigree, exceaent quality Ex 

c optionally large Pet or show $400 

6 up 459-4243 

SAMOYO PUPS - AKC. champion 

lines, absolutely beautiful. 

313-684-1646 

SAMOYED - beautifully brad, excel- 

lenl blood Una. AKC, shott, from 

$275 585-7255 

SHIH TZU - 3 female pups. AKC. 6 

weeks, shots, vet checked, excep- 

tional markings $300 Hsve par 

ants Can 10am-6|Jm 525-8443 

SIAMESE 

2 KITTENS. 6 

$100 

SIBERIAN HUSKY AKC 13 week old 

lemale $250 261-2506 

TREADMILL • 

new $225 Ajay Trimkne Almost 

786-2411 

URGENTLY NEEDED 

HOCKEY CARDS 

Special Hockey 6 Baseball cards 

10% oft with rrm ad Open daMy 

10-6. closed Wad.. Sun. 12-4. 

Border City Coin 

154 Pitts St W. 

Windsor. Ontario. N9A 5L4 

519-252-6910 

WE PAY CASH 

For Used Sports Equipment 

We Sea Cheap To 

RESALE SPORTS 

Ca*. 663-0190 or 960-9660 

110 LB WEIGHT SET 6 Bench Hke 

nam. $60 after 6pm, - - 

261-4767 

735 Wanted To Buy 

PAY CASH 

tor any used fork lifts, trucks, ma- 

chinery. ate Can T G at: 

Days 544-7504. Eves 879-7225 

MODEL 421 Snow blower 

se* propelled. 3 speed forward. 1 

refers* electronic start, lira chains. 

$295 476-3033 

TRACTOR Tires. 13-6x26. two tires, 

id on Ford rims. Uhe new 

464-2646 

- E l 

ILK BEHIN0 

blower. 

175. After 6 

•Offer 

mora. 

313-676-4181 

Materials 

OAK FLOORING SPECIAL 

6 " r bevei edge 6" 6 7" 

ige Al random length 

IU35 sq ft Othar Hoeing at whole- 

sale prices M T Hardwoods 

517-523-3466 

BASEBALL, football, hockey, bas- 

ketball cards Any sports mamora- 

bMa Topp cash WW travel 477-2580 

SIBERIAN HUSKY Pups. AKC shots. 

wormed, champion Una. 

$200 and up 867-6837 

TO GOOD HOME - puppys. Shep- 

herd mix. 6-6 weeks, sharp. 

call soon 636-1360 

814 Camper*, Trailers 

ft Motorhomes 

HONEY. 1963 - 22 It. 

Chevy Fun, equipped, perfect con- 

dition $11,750 

OaaaC. 350 

rlect con- 

261-6334 

HONEY-1966. 20 n on Chevy, 

sleeps 6. with ail the goodies pfca 

much, much more Only 17 000 

maee Like new 119.500 542-4296 

MOTORHOME FOR RENT 

Fleetwood Jamboree. 26 ft 1990 

taking reservations tor spring 4 

summer Plan ahead 6 book now* 

Deny, vreefcfy Security deposit re- 

quired phone 

MOTORHOME tor rent - 1990 Fleet- 

wood Jamboree 26 ft Now taking 

reservations lor Spring 6 Summer 

Plan ahead and book now Daily/ 

weekly Security deposit required 

699-0715 

NOMAD. 1978 - 18 ft trailer super 

dean, excellent condition Sleeps 6. 

non-smokers $2650 261-9772 

SCOTTY. 19% It travel trailer, rear 

entrance rear bath, loaded, air. 

awning $7500 534-9154 

STABCRAFT VENTURE 1978. 

sleeps f. 3 way relrlgeralor, furnace, 

swing out stove 6 sink'canopy 6 

screenhouse $l300/offer 536-2461 

Dutchman. 27ft. loaded, used 2 

weeks $12,500 476-9735 

VW WESTPHALIA GL 1969 

stove, sink, refngerstor. air. 

22K miles, under warranty 

.900 Must sell 952-5407 

phone 

$ie.90c 

818 Auto A Truck 

Parts A Service 

NAVY BLUE CAP lor 7 B truck, like 

brand new Was $900. now only 

$400 Please call 397-3134 

PONTIAC 6000 LE 

V6 engine, clean car. has rod knock. 

$1350. 595-0187 

820 Autos Wanted 

ABSOLUTELY 

HIGHEST DOLLAR PAID FOR 

QUALITY AUTOMOBILES 

We sea with confidence. we buy with 

integrity Please can Jeff Benson 

562-7011 

CAR"WANTED - Running car or van 

Wil pay $100 more than |unk yard 

prices. 255-2434 

IMMEDIATE REMOVAL 

Junk 6 reparable cars 

Up to $1000 

761-0947 

744 Horses, Livestock 

Equipment 

WANTED 

AUTOS & TRUCKS 

BILL BROWN 

-USED CARS- 

35000 Plymouth Rd.. Livonia 

522-0030 

ARABIAN pure bred mares & geld- 

ings. out of champion parents, geld 

mgs are trained. 313-665-237- 

MAJESTIC Supreme saddle. 1 yr 

old. English cloaa contact, accesso- 

ries 6 supplies. $400 623-2317 

1986 2 Horse Rustler Trailer, 

good condition. $ 1600 346-2850 

802 Snowmobiles 

ARCTIC CAT 1990 EXT. 950 miles, 

excellent condition, studs, carbides, 

trailer, extras $3900 549-7314 

SNOWMOBILE TRAILER ; 2. PH 

needs wort $100 981-4383 

YAMAHA SRV 1966 1700 mUes. 

Also 1982 SS440 - 3000 mUes both 

excellent condition 1990 6x6 

trailer with sides. $4400/besl offer 

tor al 397-3172 

BUYING ALUMINUM SIDING $ 42. 

lead $ 15. batteries $1 75. copper, 

brass, newspeper $ 60. office paper 

WM pickup Junction 554-3705 

CHEMICAL LAB supplies & 

id nasks. tn 

ware wanted Need I 

balances, etc. Evens. 453-4532 

FOR CASH $$$ 

Swords. Daggers. Flags. Uniforms. 

Metals. Etc. Japanese or Gorman 

WW II. Caa. 761-9267 

Working or not 

459-0065 

721 Hospital-Medical 

Equipment 

WHEELCHAIR. Ch excellent 

422-7892 

723 Jewelry 

BUYING! 

Gold.Diamond.4 Gamstons Jewelry 

Watehea. Sterling. Costume Jewelry 

LaRque. Sieuben Gatle. Tiffany 

Oriental Rugs. Furs 6 Quality 

Furniture 

T O P PRICES P A I D 

855-0053 356-6222 

MIG. TIG or engine driven welder, 

acetalone outfit, shop machinery, 

good running vehicle 532-2280 

NORDtC-TRACK 

^^ 

conamoti 

wanted Good 

662-4114 

P1NBALL MACHINES - any condi- 

tion ml pay cash C'mon. clean out 

your basement' Cal Jim 626-7797 

ESTATE Gold Jewelry large quanti- 

ty Sun only. 11-4 28706 John R S 

ol 12 Mile Madison Hts 

FINE WATCHES 

Rolex-Piagel-Carner-Corum-Ebel 

and others 25%-40% Off Retail' 

We also except trades 589-2626 

724 Cameras-Supplies 

SHARPEN YOUR SKILLS 

28th ANNUAL 2-Day Photo Seminar 

Henry Ford Community College. 

Deal born Set -Sun . Mar 16-17 

31 dasaes My REGISTER EARLY, 

seels Wiitee info 4 reservations 

cal Photo Quad Detroit 563-1972 

728 Muwcel 

Instruments 

BABY GRANOS 

Bekfcnn vameha: Kawai. Sctommei 

4 others bom $2995 With bench 

moving t tuning Michigan Pwno 

CO 548-2200 

BALDWIN ACROSONIC Piano with 

bench, imng. moving and warran- 

ty *"90 548-2200 

DRUMS Complete double set of 

Tama Sweig Star L*anew. $850 

553-7789 

EIGHT ORUM SET-mMw cymbals 

and hardware Musi sea $300 CM 

GRAND PIANOS 

WANTED; LAWN Tractor (need not 

run), shotgun, tools, broken VCR. 

cal Paul 421-6273 

WANTED Old fishing equipment, 

lures, tackle boxea. etc Betore 

3pm 471-7867 Alter 3pm 669-9657 

WANTED - USED Nordictrack ex- 

ercise equipment Please call 

661-1164 

738 HoueehoMPets 

ADULT female Westie 2 yrs. old, 

champion. AKC. loves kids good tor 

breeding 781-9640 

AFFECTIONATE CAT - Long naked 

grey Tabby, mate, neutered, de- 

indoor Must put up tor 

allergies Greet pet 

for single or senior Please eel to- 

day 4 give Zak« a home 1 476-5715 

AKC BICHON pupa. 2 

each. 1 female $500 

$400 

542-2997 

80S Boat Docks 

A Marinas 

DOCKAGE - SUN 6 SKI MARINA 

Tired of waiting In line at the launch 

ramp? If you're looking for conven- 

ience 4 more time on the water 6 

leas on shore, then GET OUT OF 

DOOGE (Park)! Let us store your 

boa I this summer We currently 

have dockage available on 2 lakes 

o» A $100 will 

WANTED 

Good clean-tow mileage cars 

TOP DOLLAR PAID! 

PANIAN 

CHEVROLET 

355-1600 

822 Trucks For Sale 

RANGER 1967 extra cab, XLT. 

package, sharp, only $5 335 

FOX HILLS 

Chrysler-Plymouth 

456-6740 961-3171 

RANGER 1969- Vary low mUes. ex- 

ceRent condition, many entree Musi 

see to B$7700 937-0630 

823 Vans 

AEROSTAR. XLT. 1968 - Air. cruise. 

4 captain's chaws, electronic daeh. 

roof rack, lul power, anvfm. 52.000 

ml. $8250 or beet offer 476-6291 

824 Jeeps A Other 

4-Wheel Drives 

GEO 1990 TRACKER Convertible 4 

Hardtop available, an from $9990 

PANIAN CHEVROLET 355-1600 

GMC-1968 JIMMY 4x4 

ear. crmee, more 

power, i 

$7,200 

JEEP WRANGLER 1968. loaded 

L credo sport peck age, an. automat- 

ic. 3 tops. $9300 482-3296 

AEROSTAR 1966 Conversion . 3 

Iter, automatic, air. stereo, warran- 

ty. many extras $7,195 344-4332 

AEROSTAR 1966 XLT. 7 ( 

onfy 29.000 miles $9995 

Hinee Part Lincoln-Mercury 

453-2424 est 400 

AEROSTAR 1969 XLT. red. moel 

options. 21.500 miles. $10,500 

days. 357-3000 eves. 477-7633 

AEROSTAR 1989 XL. air, automatic, 

tte. running boards $10,500 

Alter 5pm 525-4268 

ASTRO 1967. loaded, excellent con- 

dition. 37.000 mlee. $8150. 

591-3961 

ASTRO 1989 CL. loaded, hke new, 

11.000 miles $11,700 537-0110 

ASTRO. 1990. Meek 6 silver. 10.000 

miles, trailer package, asking 

$14,400 after 3pm. 473-294S 

BEAUVILLE 1986. 8 passenger win- 

dow van. dean, tow 

$4500 474 

CARAVAN GRANO. 1968 LE 

Loaded, dean: twilight blue. 74.000 

mi . $7 935/best 644-3063 

CARAVAN 1985 LE. under 65.000 

ml., good condition. Cal for details 

$4,995. 477-6120 

CARAVAN. 1987 V-6. cruise, many 

extras, low mileage. 1 owner Excel 

lent condition 647-6256 

CHEVROLET. 1977. Custom, very 

good condition. $1500 537-6626 

CHEVY 1986 ASTRO conversion 

van. loeded. like new $5980 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 2 278-8700 

CLU8WAGON: 1984 XLT 6.9 L 

Diesei Excellent Condition 71.000 

miles $6600 Cal. 274-2448 

DOOGE CARAVAN 1988 SE V6. au- 

tomatic. air. 7 gunenper $7,988 

CAMPBELL 

Dodge 5381500 

DOOGE CARAVAN 1988 automatic 

air. 7 passenger, affordable family 

H QQt 

BOBJEANNOTTE 

PONTIAC/GMC TRUCK 

Plymouth. 453-2500 

DODGE 1984 - Mim Ram van, facto- 

ry conversion, new tires, looks/runs 

very well $2,975 624-3325 

821 Junk Cars Wanted 

A-A-A AUTO 

AAron pays up to $50 more for run- 

ning. repairable & junk cars - 

24/hr* 255-5467 

ABSOLUTELY THE BEST PRCEN 

Wa need your car or buck, any con- 

dition. running or not. including 

wrecks 24 hour/7 days 421-0684 

ALL AUTOS 4 TRUCKS 

Junk, wrecked, running Top Doiiar 

E 4 M Auto Parts 

474-4425 

JUNK CARS 4 TRUCKS WANTED 

ANY CONDITION 

535-8424 

JUNK CARS WANTED 

Quick Cash 

Cars running m need of 

843-4970. 641-5922. 532 

repair 

2-5026 

822 Trucks For Sale 

Can now 

A am 

a 1991 

storage Iree. Don't be 

left high 4 dry! Call Crystal 681-7100 

808 Boats A Motors 

ANTIOUE YELLOW JACKET ma- 

hogany boat. 14 ft runabout and 

trailer, make offer 422-1773 

BARETTA 1989 Success 18 ft 5 In 

130 hp OMC Cobra, with trailer 

$9000 After 6 weekdays 476-0664 

BASS BOAT (Tuffy). 15'/» ft fiber- 

glass. 20 HP Merc Minn - Kota tro«- 

mg motor Excellent condtloo. 

$2100 476-8364 

BAYLINER-1961. 22" Cuddy Cabm 

Good condition, extras Musi sell 

with ($7,500) or without ($6,000) 

trailer 352-7419 

BAYLINER 1968. Bowrider 15 ft 50 

hp Like new. extended warranty 

$3950 Alter 5pm. 486-4742 

BRONCOS 1964-65' From $3980 to 

$4980 4 to choose 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 2 278-8700 

CHEVY SILVERADO 1983. !U1L 

S!Wring, brakes.' 

Tony 6SG-0197, Days. 651-9411 

CHEVY S-10 PICK-UP 1965 4 

Speed power. $3280 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 2 278-8700 

CHEVY S-10 1986 pickup, great 

economy truck, only $3,660 

FOX HILLS 

Chrysler-Ptymoulh 

455-8740 961-3171 

CHEVY 1968 pick up. 4x4 Silvera- 

do excellenl condition. $9500/besi 

Ofler 517-431-2353 

DODGE 1964. With lift equipment 

Over 100.000 miles $1200/best 

1983 Dodge 250. 6 passenger, over 

100.000 miles $1200'best offer 

Can between 10am & 3pm 

Mon thru Fri. 473-2470 

DODGE. 1995, Conversion Van Ex- 

cellent condition, excellenl rubber 

Sacrifice $4,000 Also. 1965 Chevro- 

let Celebrity (heeds motor wort) 

New rubber, exceptional body. 

$lS00 537-7068 

FORD El50 1965. 302 V8. Gerwin 

conversion van. power steering, 

windows, brakes, color TV. captains 

chairs, tray tables blinds curtains, 

77.000 mBee Well maintained. 

$8000 or best offer 855-0253 

FOHO 1979 - K ton. heavy dwfy. new 

tires. 16 wheels, good condition. 

$2,000 After 5pm 326-9646 

FORD 1966 XfcT Clubwagon. excel- 

lenl condition all accessories, load- 

ed $6600 561-9105 

GMC 1986 - Starcraft conversion. 

ed root, excellent condition. 

80.000 miles. $7,950 647-4156 

GMC 1990 Satan. SUE- loaded. 8 

passenger. 8.500 miles. GM execu- 

tive $13,600 644-5923 

GRANO CARAVAN. LE. 1967. V-6. 7 

passenger, loaded. 65.000 mUes, 

new I ires $6800 645-636? 

GRAND CARAVAN LE 1967 V6 au- 

tomatic. air. loaded. $7,995 

eRuee 

CAMPBELL 

Dodge - 5361500 

GRAND VOYAGER 1966 automatic, 

air. 7 passenger, ready to roll 

$8.395. 

FOX HILLS 

Chrysler - Plymouth 

455-8740 961-3171 

LUM1NA APVCL 1990. 

cruise, gray 'black 9000 miles 

AM-FM stereo. $12,500 642-9593 

CHEVY 1969 S10. 5 speed. 30.000 

rm , bedliner. stereo, espen blue, ex- 

cetant condition. $5,500 476-2678 

CARVER 1962. 30 ft , aft cabin, 

loaded wtth extras, including air 

861-7767 

C 4 C. 33 ft., 1965, very dean, good 

sill inventory and equipment Nat. 

F amity owned 879-6506 

CHAPPAREL. 1965. 276XLC. AFT. 

cabin, low hours. 260 Mercury Cru- 

iser. shore power fun camper top. 

ship lo shore radio, stereo with cas- 

sette. leek interior Must see. with or 

without trailer $22,500 or best of- 

fer Ron 961-2460 or 728-0473 

AKC Blec* Lab. lemale. 

2 yrs. old 

AKC COUJES. shots 4 wormed, 

good with cMdren Stud service 

722-6714 

AKC Home Raised 

DACHSHUNDS or SCHNAUZERS 

Champion Sired Puppies 

Stud Service 

Albryail 522-9380 

AKITA' - Female 12 wks. AKC. 

champion line. $3017. • reel beauty 

Cal after 5 30pm 540-4793 

ALASKAN MALAMUTE pupa, shots, 

guaranteed AKC champion 

437-1174 

ALASKAN MALAMUTE pupa shots, 

guaranteed. AKC champion 

bloodline 437-1174 

ALASKAN 

AKC. Iweei MALAMUTE-puppies, 

sold. Jemelee only 

548-3694 

«ey KOTKMl. Yamaha, ft Young 

Chang New ft uaad from $49*5 

BtoomheM Store Open Si* 1-5 

E V O L A M U S I C 

OooiWeid 334-0546 

PY*OW». 455-4677 

Utle6 726-6570 

674-0433 

ORWNBll BROS upr 

grand piano wnn ba 

some work, m good cor 

catft 

gM cabmai 

ncn needs 

«*on (150 

425- 7612 

GUITAR etectrn. coto 

month* old we* eccet 

ertra 

r» paawy. $ 

•one* amp 

336-4641 

HAMMONO CLASSIC KTP t974 

9pm*t organ; Waded 

cowmen $795 739-0432 

-*MMON0 M-3 organ 

baiafcoor pedal esceaa $350 Draw 

KAWAI Electron*; organ 

•tereo needpnonea w 

$550 

a« bench 

stnui amefi 

375-0978 

lOftrnrr ML TON Organ. $200 

Cal $22-6028 

PIANO - i *ht cherry wood, 

> »- piano 

1 ft -women 46 

U»«KT MAHOGANY piano aa- 

AMERICAN ESKIMO white Christ- 

mas puppy mala 15 weeks AKC. 

1st shots. 10 good home 960-0657 

AQUARIUM WHO Stand - 55 

a r - 

464-2846 

8ICMON FRISES puff 

lerwete AKC -agislei 

new home Ptaaaacaf 

PM* mala and 

ed reedy lor 

646-6728 

BOSTON TERRIER CLUB ot Oetrort 

Speoalt, Show Oarer- 9. 12 torn 

Holiday Inn. I Roc heeler /I- 75). Troy 

Cal Barbara 397 8962 

BULL MAST Iff'LABRADOR to 

good home or*, Female 3 month* 

CATS (71 - lo a gooe 

nil"Mi. ' hflar mate 

spayed oeciawed E» 

home. 1 gray 

ttv*s neuter/ 

a* 456-3745 

month* $325 545-7240 

COCKER SPANIEL 

blond allots wormed - male AKC 

$150 

$31-5306 

COCKER SPANiCi Puppies 

rs! $1500 

lakee 961-6796 

808 Vehicle A 

Boat Storage 

AAA STORAGE 

Boats Timers. Trucks 

Outdoor, wsd lighted, s 

Electricity siaWabla 5 

Jetnee ft Telegraph area 534-7771 

CAR - LOVERS 

SPECIAL 

STORE NOW PAY LATER 

$50/ month paid quarterly 

10x20 I 

Alarmed 4 spnnklered 

We altar much more lor the 

money Ce> tor deiaa* 

CLASSIC VEHICLE STORAGE 

642-6449 

812 

HONDA CB 750* super woo* Mint 

fatrtng Muet see $1500 Also 

Suruki OS 'SO I>000 453-3704 

First 98001 

HONDA 1961 CB 7so* Eiceaant 

cwMon helmet ft mar*, *•»•• 

9*75or bee) Offer 425-7196 

HONOR 1868 GL1800LK. brend 

KAWASAKI. 1883 

mi adi* owned 

non «i«00 

LTD 

nt 

•81-1581 

l oor spent en rebuild leal reer 

Rook SOftd $889 or Offer 4764496 

FORD F150 XLT 1986 Automatic, 

aw. cruise, custom cab. one owner 

low miles, $7695 

HWiee Pert Lincoln-Mercury 

453-2424 ext 400 

FORO RANGER. 1987 - 201 cylin- 

der engine. 5 speed manual Irans- 

mtssion $4000 Or best oiler 

Days 454-9500 Eves 471-1576 

FORO RANGER 1989 

5 speed 19000 me 

$6300 

XLT. 2.3 Mer 

IS. »ke new 

422-6403 

FORD 1973 F-100 pickup, looki 

good runs good, nesdt brake wort 

$400 or beet offer Pleaae NO late 

night phone caas 537-2 

FORD 1974 F350 stake w/snow 

$3900 or 

397-0666 

FORD 1979 F-150 Lariat 4x4, cap 

air. dual tanas. 

Thompson 4 9ft 

air. dual tanas. 35 x 175 Mickey 

422-0453 

3/4 

bra 

dmee good 

FORO i960 PICKUP 

n tar automatic 

ft steering 

aod $2250 

4 

595-0187 

'ORO 1964 

duty 6 cytm 

ongmM mae* 

Asking $5375 

f-250 pickup haevy 

'ORO 1964 

duty 6 cytm 

ongmM mae* 

Asking $5375 new tare* azhauel 

729-6654 

EORO 1965 pickup wrth cap 4 

ihepe no rust 62300 

CaB day* 564-0050 

FORO. 1988 F-150 Pick 

FORO 1986 F250. stick, telephone 

new tires 6 cylinder $5500 

Cad Mon-Frl 8am-4pm 347-4848 

FORO 1887 

STooE 

XLT 

»on« 

722-3339 

FORO 1967 RANGER Mack 5 

w 'wim auper dean ft ax 

448-5681 

PLYMOUTH 1967 Grand Voyager 

LE Loeded. excellent condition. 

42,000 miles, $7,900 eves 352-6650 

VOYAGER LE 1986 automatic, air. 7 

every option $5,786 

BRUCE 

CAMPBELL 

Dodge 5361500 

VOYAGER LE 1967 automatic, aw. 7 

passenger, loeded. $5,844 

BRUCE 

-CAMPBELL 

Dodge 5381500 

VOYAGER 1986 transportation spe- 

cial, only $3,995 

FOX HILLS 

Chrysler-Plymouth 

455-8740 961-317 

JEEP WRANGLER 191 

Pscksga. graphics, aluminum 

wheels, automatic, power steering." 

brakes, hard top. 4 2L. 31 000 ml 

Asking $10,000 After 5 624-6656 

JEEP 1969 Cherokee Limited, loed- 

ed. leather charcoal gfBy $15,750 

LAREDO 1989 Fu»y 

door 25.000 miles Mint Condition 

$15 500/best Cal. 461-0851 

RANGE ROVER. 1967 loaded, ex- 

cellent condition, low miles. 

$16,200 256-2600 Eves 642-6562 

RANGER 1966. STX- 4x4, loaded 

33.000 m4es. eicelent condition 

$7800 397-2949 

S-10 PICKUP 1968 4x4. 

steering and brakes. V-6. chrome 

ro* bsr. sport stripes stereo Red 

snc Showy $5.985 

BOB JEANNOTTE 


Plymouth. 453-2500 

WRANGLER Jeep 1990 Laredo 

Like new 11.800 mUes. hard 4 soft 

lops, automatic, a*, stereo, tit. 

power, more, while/gray $13,300 

Days 362-0200 

WRANGLER. 1969.hard top. custom 

wheels excelenl condition. $6400/1 

offer eves 663-6195.663-4754 

WRANGLER 1989 - 6 cylinder. 5 

speed, hard ft soft top. power steer- 

ing. AM/FM cassette 566-2819 

825 Sports A 

Imported Cars 

ACCORO. 1966. LX - Automatic, 

loaded. 4 door, blue Original owner, 

mml condition $8,000 476-6584 

ACURA LEGEND 1986. 4 door, au- 

tomatic. moohroof. excellent 

$9200 (313) 626-6663 

ACURA 1967 Legend - Beautiful! 

Saver, loeded. 5 speed, leather, 

sunroof, 41.000 mi . moving, must 

sacrifice $2000 under book 1 

$11,000 or ofler 477-3786 

ACURA, 1988. INTEGRA SE - 5 

speed, loaded. 42.000 m . $8,400 

Call after 5pm. weekdays 773-7064 

ACURA 1988 Legend 

5 speed sunrool. red 

25.000 miles. $17,500 

L. coupe. 

I. red. 

645-6525 

AUDI - 1962 5000S. runs good. 

$1000 or best offer Damaged hood 

ft grill Call after 6 30. 477-8228 

AUDI 1968 5000 VS Turbo, black, 

gray vetour interior. 38.000 ml., 

loaded, new tires excellenl Condi- 

tion. $14,500 Work 445-6333 

BMW. 1978, 320i Very good condi- 

tion. runs wen loaded $1500 or 

best offer 540-9339 

BMW 1963 3201. baltic blue with 

lan, aw. automatic, sunroof, excel- 

lent condition $4200 642-3661 

BMW 1987 5351 • Mint low mileage 

aulo leather Non-smoker $15,000' 

best ofler 752-6493 

CORVETTE 1981 - white runs good, 

needs body wort $5800 532-7637 

CORVETTE 1990 bnght red/Week 

cloth interior, automatic. Bose. ex- 

cellenl condition. 13.000 miles, ex- 

tended warranty GMAC financing 

avsHable $23,750 669-3830 

OATSUN I960 280ZX. 

original, no rust Never saw a winter 

$3000 or besi 937-9586 

DODGE COLT 1989 hatchback, air. 

5 speed, stereo red. clean. $4895 

536-3084 

GEO 1990 PR1ZM GSI. 130HP. 5 

sunroof, new 

643-4694 

speed, 4 wheel disc. 

$14,900. se«$10,5O0 

HONDA ACCORD 1984 - 4 door. 

110.000 miles, i owner 5 speed, mr. 

$3500'best 661-5679 

HONOA ACCORO 1989 LXI. load- 

ed. best offer 

737-7876 

HONDA 1963 ACCORO 

-3- 

andout $2250 

HONOA 1986 CIVIC, hatchback air 

am/fm cassette, sunroof, loaded, 

excellenl $3750'besi 363-4461 

HONOA 1967 Accord Automatic, 

aur. power steering/brakes, high 

power Hitachi wKenwood, pamt 

protection new brakes'lires-Gener- 

sis XP2000 w/warranty saleswom- 

an s car. 95,000 easy Fieewe/rmles 

$5.300' negotiable 244-0984 

HONOA 1989 Accord LXi, excellent 

condition. 1 owner, loaded. 36.000 

miles. $11,300. 473-7460 

HONDA 1990 Accord EX. 15.000 

miles, loaded, excellenl shape. 7 yr 

extended warranty, graphic equaliz- 

er alarm, sunrool $14,275. 

651-6020 or 533-7820 

MAZDA 1965 323, 4 door sedan. 

condition 45.000 m. 

689-6478 

red. good 

$4,000 

MERCEDES. 1985 380 SL Black 2 

lops, mini condition 

$24 000 626-5181 

825 Sports A 

Imported Cars 

MERCEDES 1988 580SL Mack w/ 

palomino, mini. 31.000 nUes. load- 

ed. $46,000 363-7337 or 882-4 700 

MERKUR 1988 XR4Th 5 speed a*, 

leather, black beeety $7,995 

Hmee Pert Lincoln-Mercury 

453-2424 exl 400 

MGB 1980 limited ednion. e.ceHeni 

condition. 30.000 mUes. all original 

643-4959 

PORSCHE. 1987 - 911 Targe, white, 

low mileage, extfent condition 

Deys. 855-0400 Eves 258-2721 

RANGE ROVER 1981 

beige front push bumper, black 

limed windows. 42.000 mles excel- 

lenl condition Cal 737-2791 

RENAULT 1962 LECAR. 48 000 mi . 

mint condition. 8am-4pm 437-0823. 

4.9pm 464-1086 or 624-0728 

REitoULl 

condition 

ULT 1964 Alienee, good 

$1100 or best offer 

595-0186 

RENAULT 1965 - 4 door, hatch- 

beck. nr. new brakes, new exhaust 

system. 91.000 m4es. vary oood 

condition. $850 After 6pm 981-7145 

ROLLS ROYCE. 1973. Silver Shad- 

ow RHO Walnut wrth tan hides. 

88.000 maee, excetant condition 

$18,500 best Eves ft weekends 

651-1517 

SAAB 1989. 900 iurbo. 3 door, low 

mileage. 5 speed, remote locks, ra- 

dar. well maintained 643- 19Q9 

SUBARU 1987 GL wagon - 4 wheel 

drive, automatic, air. acxeMent con- 

dition $6000 or bast 656-0331 

VOLVO 1980. runs oreet. 

some minor wort. $1350 or needs 

best ol- 

547-8834 

VOLVO I960. 260 DLE - Loaded, 

low mileage very good condition. 

$2,700 or best 591-9310 

VOLVO. 1965, GLE Like new. load- 

ed. 65.000 miles $6300'bes1 oiler 

After 6pm 628-7373 

VOLVO 1966. 240 Ststlon Wsgon. 

al malnienace records. 1 owner 

Cal after 6pm 651-7598 

VOLVO 1987 2400L wagon, 

excellent condition. 5 speed, em 1m 

cassette, air. class 2 Mich 

$10,800 362-5385 

852 ClasaicCars 

ANNUAL INDOOR SWAP MEET 

Sat. March 9. 9-3 PM 

Held al Atchinson Ford. Belleville 

Rd . 1/2 mile N of 1-94 Open to all 

makes 961-3864 

APPRECIATION INVESTMENTS 

CADILLAC SEVILLE. 1981 - For- 

merly owned by s Detroit boxing 

champion $11,500 

CHEVROLET 1930 Coupe - Original 

unretored Runs, drives good 

$5500 

LINCOLN. 1972 Mark IV - Good car. 

needs little work. $2200 

CHRYSLER. 1963 Convertible 

Rough. restorsMe. $800 

Semi Customs of 1he60's 

FORD. 1962 ft CHRYSLER 1961 

Both extra nice $5500 eech 

HATTON'S ANTIQUE STORE 

Rlvpr Rouge 649-1313 

DODGE - 1969 CHARGER 

As«*850 

525-4347 

HEALTH FORCES SALE Private 

Collection Al cars No 1 mint origi- 

nal. low miles 1975 Cadillac Coupe 

De VHIe. 500 egnme. loaded 1973 

Caprice 3 dogr hardtop. 400 smal 

block. 1976 Cadillac Coupe DeVlHe 

500 engine, loaded Also 19?9 pro- 

bmtt street rod. built Irom ground 

up, show car. many tiophws 

537-7992 

MERCEDES BEN?^~f968. Cairtorma 

car «io rust Best Ofler 

562-7635 or 562-3663 

MUSTANG 1968 Red coupe FactO- 

ry air. automatic, alarm, low miles 

CaMornia car. HI original axoehenl 

condition. $4 195 Tom 421-0955 

PONTIAC 1948, 2 Ooor. 33.000 orig- 

inal miles, garage kept, recently in- 

herited Black 'gray interior, all origi- 

nal Showroom $25,000. 425-5963 

856 Buick 

CENTURY 1964- 84.000 miles very 

good condition, si maintenance 

kept up. $3500 After6 668-1665 

1965 Limited, loeded. 

•vner. 

TOT 

very good condition 

$3.?0g or beslfrfler 1*11 bb 

CENTURY 1986. loaded 

13.000 mi., mint condition. 

CENTURY 1986 LTD- 4 door, load- 

ed. 38.000 mles excellenl condi- 

tion $5350 653-4099 

CENTURY 1987, excelenl condi- 

tion. loaded, new tires. $5100 or 

best offer 463-3931 

CENTURY-1969, 4 door. 4 cylinder, 

automatic, power window ft door 

locks Clean 63.000 highway miles 

$6,200 Northville 313-349-3110 

good condrtion' $ 1.100 953-0567 

LESABRE 1961. runs wen sokd mr. 

4 door, am/fm Must sell $950 or 

best offer Ask for Jeff 420-2667 

REGAL Turbo 1987 Captam M 

show car. factory "T type, custom 

body style, built to G N X perform- 

ance level $23,600 Emery Viaianko 

days. 545-8559 eves 542-3678 

858 Buick 

ELECTRA 1886 power windows and 

lochs. Mt. cruise cessetle super 

luxury -super prloe $4,895 

BOB JEANNOTTE 


Plymouth, 453-2500 

LESABRE 1986. LTD, ruby red ex 

ceHenl condition garage kepi, well 

maintained $8250'offer 375-2546 

LOOKING FOR GOOO USEO 

CARS 7 Top doner paid 

Cal lor phone eppraiaal 

TVME AUTO 454-5566 

RE ATT A 1989 - 3800 V6 loaded 

wlute/red leather 1 owner comput- 

er. $15.500/best 313-364-3039 

REGAL. 1979 - Kenwood slereo 

power steerng « brefces Clean 

$1200 or besl 537-0593 

REGAL 1988. LTD. 2 door, sutomat- 

ic. air. power windows, aluminum 

wheels tit cruise 49000 lughwey 

mles Looks greet runs belter 

Priced to sell al 17350 Dealer 

Mon - Fn 651-3448 or 356-0933 

REGAL. 1990. GS - Sunrool, blue, 

loaded * anii-brahes. wananiy 

Only 9.000 rm $12 600 626-4777 

SKYHAWK 1985 • automatic, air. 

AM/FM cassette very wel main- 

tained $2600'best 728-5791 

SOMERSET 1966 

2 door, air. automatic, cleen $2450 

595-0167 

858 Cadillac 

COUPE OEVILLE 1983 - lul power, 

loeded. air stereo caaaette. eicel- 

lent. 1 owner $3250 661-4620 

COUPE OEVILLE 1962 

gundy, good on gas. solid car new 

Urea $ 1650/best 

white/bur- 

car new 

441-4382 

ELDERADO 1977 BiarnM g 

condition. $1700 655-9 

FLEETWOOD 1986 Brougham-Rear 

wheel drive 70.000 miles, loaded. 

$6 000 559-3923 

FLEETWOCKJ-J990 excellent con- 

dition. 13,000 miles, loaded. 

$25,900 652-6353 

SEOAN OeVlle 1990 enielope. 

leather, loaded. 13.000 miles GM 

Eneculive. $30,900 227-8S64 

SEDAN OEVILLE 1968 - Mml load- 

ed. leather, cloth lop gold package 

wires Digital dash 478-5321 

SEOAN OEVILLE 1967. 4 door. blue. 

46000 miles, mint. $12000/best 

After 8pm . (517 (546-4167 

SEOAN OE VILLE. 1986 - Very 

clean, loaded cassette leather 

wires Asking $4395 682 -8520 

SEVILLE 1976 Florida collector car. 

1976 1st edition, white w/red 

Interior, $4,450 591-1862 

SEVILLE 1969 - Like hew. 16.000 

oaded Ughi bi 

leather teats. $ 16.950 

860 Chevrolet 

BE RETT A 1968 GT red. 30,000 

miles, auto. air. V6. new tires. 

$6 900 261-0666 

BERETTA 1988 GT- - automatic full 

power air, digital dash, and under 

25.000 miles rt s red ft ready- $7990 


CAMARO-1963 Berknetta. 57,000 

mUes 2 8. V6. 5 speed, loaded T- 

lops. air, $2,250 363-8061 

CAMARO-1985 Iroc-Z. black, 

$6,700 305TPI 49,700 miles lull, 

loaded After Spm. 349-7412 

CAMARO 1968 - 305 V8. 2 door 

hatchback. 22.000 miles perfect 

condition - • 421-3415 

CAPRICE. 1983 Stalion Wagon 

Like brand new $3 000 

CAPRICE 1986 Classic br 

new tires, excellenl 

54.000 miles $4,800 

rowgham 

ondition. 

464-3903 

CAVALIER Z24 1989 Convertible 

17.000 rm. Red brae* top loaded 

$11,900 Can before 9pm 471-7473 

CAVALIER 1984. Wagon Automat- 

ic. mr. excellent condition 

$2 500 422-2690 

CAVALIER 1964 4 speed am fm 

cassette stereo new dutch' Orakes/ 

exhaust, battery/starter dean in/ 

out. louvers $2200'beat 397-9841 

CAVALIER. 1987 4 

steering/brakes air. 

excellent $4,600 

Door 

low rmJe 

435- 

LAVALIEH 1U8.' W, 

automatic c 

dean $4500 

automatic cassette 44.000 mi very 

399-1957 

CAVALIER 1989 RS - automatic ft 

aw, low miles HURRY only $6990 


CELEBRITY. 1983 4 Door. V-6 au- 

tomatic, high mles Looks good, 

good transportation $900 437-8033 

CELEBRITY 1968 Eurosporl, V6 

loaoed Excellent condition! $6 350 

464-9703 

CHEVETTE 1963: 4 door automatic, 

air till, stereo, rear defog, 63.000 

rm . good shape $1195 981-9354 

880 Chevrolet 

CAVALIER 1986 Z-38. automatic, 

air. every option $4,344 

BRUCE 

CAMPBELL 

Oodâ-. 5381500 

CAVALIER 1990 4 cyl 15 000 rm 

excelenl condition sunrool air. au- 

tomatic. bumper to Dumper warran- 

ty Musi SMI $7200'beet 427-8125 

CELEBRITY 1985 WAGON 

Automatic, air, V6 engine, cleen 

$2650 586-0167 

CELEBRITY 1984 - automatic, pow 

brakee Excellent Condi 

er steering/ fc 

lion' $1,689 

TYME AUTO 

CHEVETTE 1983 super condition 

only33.000 actual mlea $1,995 

BOB JEANNOTTE 



CHEVETTE 1985 - a*, automatic 

great shape, good transportation 

$2790 

PANIAN CHEVROLET 35V 1600 

CITATION 1985 II. 4 door, automat 

ic. hatchback am fm. mr. 133,000 

maee. runs greet. $ 1700 453-8303 

CORSICA 1988 LI Automatic V6. 

cruise, air, locks am-tm tape 

31.000 rrutot. $6,350 357-4487 

CORSICA 1988 - white aw. stereo 

tin. cruiae. new tirea. $4500 

Cal. Mon-Frl. 9em-4pm 347-4744 

CORSICA 1989' - loaded, trailer 

hitch, excellenl condition, low miles 

$6500/best 427-8564 

EL CAMINO-1983. loaded. V6. air 

amlm. power windows/locks good 

condition. $ 1.400 427-4060 

GEO 1967 Sprint Cute utile carl 

Dark silver, red interior low nwiae 

priced $1,000 below Blue 

Book $1,879 

TYME AUTO 455-5566 

GEO 1990 PRIZM - automatic ft air. 

am/fm. and extra sharp 6 to choose 

Irom $7990 


MALIBU-1978 Wagon 55.000 

actual mles. rims great $1 TOO or 

best offer. 728-0146 

MONTE CARLO 1961 - very v»d 

transportation. $1000 or best offer 

981-3036 

MONTE CARLO 1979 - good condi- 

tion. $550 326-2527 

MONTE CARLO 1981- Good condi- 

tion. high mites. $Tff7$»best- 

Must sell 721-2367 

MONTE CARLO 1981 Runs good, 

looks good Good 2nd car 

$1300 427-3236 

MONTE CARLO 1972, 67 CheveUe 

396. 12 bolt 4 88 rear turbo 350 

transmission w'shift kit. needs 

work $2000 best 421-3176 

NOVA 1988. 39.000 mites. 5 speed 

AM-FM air dark blue $5500 

459-2578 

YESTERDAYS PRICES TOOAYi 

TYME SALES 

455-5566 

882 Chrysler 

FIFTH AVENUE 1985 8 cylinder 

loaded, leather dark red. new 

brakes and muffler, 51.000 mi ex- 

cellenl condition $4$00 4 "4-9614 

LASER 1964 - 5 speed turbo. 

am-fm cassAtle. lealher interior,. 

$2,200 348-7589 

LASER 1965 - automatic, cassette 

stereo, sunrool. etc Excellent con- 

dition $2500 AJter^pm 669-6646 

LASER -1985- 3 door hatchback 

black, sunroof, am/fm cassette mt. 

ft tut $2100 455-8107 

IRON CONVERTIBLE—1966 au- 

tomatic. air power windows. $8 995 

FOX HILLS 


455-8740 961-3171 

LEBARON CONVERTIBLE 1990 au- 

tomatic V6. every option, factory 

warranty. 9.000miles Slock 

S2-125 $12 995 

BRUCE 

CAMPBELL 

Dodge 5361600 

great 

LEBARON. 1983 4 door 

shape, runs good. 49 000 

Must eel. $2200 best Ed 474-3400 

LEBARON 1986 GTS automatic aw. 

loaded -onl-, $3 »J5 

FOX HILLS 


455-6740 961-31? 

NEW YORKER 1987 every option, 

low miles. Mke new $5,844 

BRUCE 

CAMPBELL 

Dodge 5381500 

WHY TAKE LESS FOR YOUR 

TRADE -Dealer wiM pay cash or sell 

on cons^nment tor retail No fee 

unless we do the |obl Lie bonded 

dealer wiM sen on consignment 

TYME AUTO 455-5566 

CUSTOM SEDAN ! 

VOYAGER. 1987. SE V-6. 36.000^£ 

mles new tires, excellent condmdF ~ 

VOYAGER 1987 SE. 2 6. cruise, tilt, 

cassette. 47,000 mlea. very dean 

$7 595 643-0470 

VOYAGER 

loaoed. Hi 

$9500 Leevemsg at 525-5564 

VOYAGER 1989 SE. 44 000 mules 2 

tone red, black cherry, loaded. 4 

cyt. automatic 837-1091 

seal, 55 45 seat package 'eclin.no pasftenger 

VW 1970 BUS perfect condition 

$2,500 Cal alter 5pm 855-5673 

824 Jeepe i Other 

4-Wheel Drives 

BLAZER 1984 K5 lul sue. loaded 

very clam, mutt tee Many options 

$6200 536-3609 

BLAZER 1985. KS. Silverado real 

sharp axceMenl condition $6400 or 

bat 425-7359 

BLAZER 1881. 4 door Tahoe pkg 

Mack, loaded 6.000 maee factory 

official $ 16 900'best 647-8116 

BRONCO H 

70.000 mlea 1964 XLT loaded 

peel condition beet 

313-229-0047 

BRONCO II 1985 Eddie Bauer stick 

•left, am-fm tape, cruise, mr. 83.000 

•Mlea $5 500 459-2294 

BRONCO II-1986 32.000 maee 

excellenl condition $7,500 

746-2801 Eves 85 

$7,500 Deys 

1-4383 

BRONCO 1989 EdcMe Bauer loed- 

ed muM see 26 000 maee $13 900 

327-2306 

BRONCO 1989 XLT. black toffy 

loeded low pkg excellent condi- 

tion. 5 0 Mi* 27 000 mlea $ 13.300 

I 344 4820 

vooi premium radto many 

$6200 Altai 6pm 6*6-5037 

DODGE 1989 RAM 50 Extended 

more 24.000 

mi $9 000 Ca« 

efter 4pm 729-4216 or 274-0724 

Mustang 1968 GT. 5 speed 13700 

mi. exceaent condition, teecner s 

car $9000 453-8383 eve 454-0998 

MUSTANG. 1968 LX - Red euto- 

metic. mr. am/fm caaaette 40.000 

mi cruee locks S6000 666-3345 

MUSTANG. 1968 LX 4 Cytmder 5 

speed cruise, exceaent 29.000 

maee. under warranty nam tires 

Musi tee $6400 476-3033 

MUSTANG 1989 GT 5 

black warranty, alarm $36,000 

mues $9500 476-4925 or 390-9562 

MUSTANG 1989 LX. low mdeege. 

custom pamt. lul option* 

payment* 697-6067 

MUSTANG 1989 LX - SO. 5 

red loaded stored winters mim 

condition $8700 261-9772 

MUSTANG 1969 LX convertible. 5 0 

fully ioeded 13.700 mrtes $12,500 

Tte* car •* perfect 422-6471 

PROBE LX 1989 loeded tun root. 

eutometic 6000 mile*, extended 

warranty. $9600 274-1431 

PROBE 1989 GL euotmetic Mr. c 

setts omy 13,000 mrtes $8 695 

Hmes Park Lincoln-Mercury 

453-2424 exl 400 

PROBE 1989 GT turbo red. load- 

ed. sun roof, alarm 39 000 mile*, 

one owner, exceaent condition, 

$9 000 or beet offer 661-9134 

PROBE 1989 GT. Turbo, white 

ABS. premium sound air 32.000 

mm* mmt' Must sea. moving m 3 

weeks I8700- beet 626-6157 

OPEN SAT. 9-3 p.m. 

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C H £ V N U L £ T F N S U B A B U 

LOCAL453-4600METRO 961 -4797 

4 0 8 7 5 P l y m o u t h R o a d , P l y m o u t h 

$0 D O W N 

LOW PAYMENTS! 

'83 CENTURY 

4 Door. 20.000 mtaB. V4. 

MLcruM. 

< 3 9 9 5 

'88 BONNEVILLE 

4 door loaded 

'86 PARK AVE. 

l » i o , Mr, Ml. crJ»t 

< 9 5 . 6 7 p f m o . 

17J 

•MC7/4BI 

' 9 1 R E G A L . 

Power locka power widows 

alum with covers • 

> 2 9 4 . 5 0 p r m o . 

11* APR total pymtt 

$17.870 90 mot 

TAURUS 

* 7 9 9 5 

' 9 0 S K Y L A R K 

Aulo. aw. powet slearing 

stereo 

$184.05 per mo. 

11% APR total pymt» 

$11,043 60 mot. 

•90 GRAND AM LE 

$ 1 9 5 . 5 7 p f m o . 

11% i 

n u 

'87 DODGE 

CONVERSION VAN 

24.000 mil«9. V8. TV. 

alarm warylhtng loaded 

$ 1 0 , 9 9 5 

82 RIVIERA 

C O N V E R T I B L E 

VS. red. wrtiBe top. 

' 8 9 C U T L A S S 

S U P R E M E 

•international Sana*' V* 

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GM PROGRAM 

CARS 

FACTORY 

OFFICIALS 

USED CARS 

DICK scon BUICK 

200 Ann Arbor Road 

Plymouth. Ml 936-3025. 453-4411 

1990 Shadows & Sundances 

Automatic, air and stereo. 

Prices start at'6995 

DOWN 

10.5% 

Cbfysler 7 year 

70.000 Mile factory 

Warranty evallable 

on tHese model s 

Special Financing 

Available To 

Qualified Buyers 

Pius Tax & Ptases 

LIVONIA P L Y M O U T H 

5 2 5 - 7 6 0 4 

30777 PLYMOUTH RD . LIVONIA 

1991 LUXURY VAN 

FOR 1990 PRICES 

SPECIAL PURCHASE! 

M e Ford 

Pfloec OT Turbo. S/«0 a>- 

0 warrant, leaded 1«K maee 

moonrool. $11,000 46&-KI00 

MIOeC IMS - LX. automanc. Mr. 

23.000 "Mee. 

427-1301 

fleering a brakes, mr am-tm cas- 

sette 33 .$00 

bon $7 000 

IÔBC 1M» LX. 

cessetle a» me toys 22 000 maea 

BOB JEANNOTTE 



PROee 1969 navy'na 

m*ies emceaent conditi on. $7500 

musi sell Ask lor Pam 

day* 471-2741; eve 867-7647 

PROBE 1969 - 15.000 naee auto- 

matic mr. am-lm stare< caaaatie 

powe. locks e«'er-0,700 Caa 

SABLE 1M6 LS - luey loaded eilis 

dean, on sale 1 $4490 

PAMAN CHEVROLET 3&S-1800 

TAURUS 1MB - white V6 power 

steering?Drakes/windows mr. 

condition. $3,705 

trr. good 

&43-«4M 

TAURUS. TM7 OL V-« air ... 

tended warranty, tires 115.000 

"Heel, new enpne anon block, 

struts & betlery $5 000 026-4927 

1M7 Ooor loaded 

TAURUS 

$4400 

VILLAGE FORD 

LOT 2 278-8700 

TAURUS i960 Meck'grey interior 

eicekem condrtion. cruite. mt ntm 

brakaa. defroster $S«S0 4f3-7*e2 

TAURUS 1909 OL- automatic. V«, 

loaded. 3 irt '20 000 warrsnty 

30.000 $9700' beet 7J7-3711 

TAURUS 1990 OL 4 door 23.500 

n*. warranty, wtwte red interior ei- 

ceaent condition. $ 10 400 522-1796 

TAURUS 1990 LX- Loeded hill pow- 

er sunrool. ABS brskss ei tended 

warranty Musi sea $12 500 

646-4104 or 642-6302 

T-BiPO 1M5' 54 000 mses excel- 

lent condition, power windows 

locks t«. cruise, sm-fm caaaette 

$4500'best 644-7274 

T BIRO 19C9 LX. sutomatic, V6. sa- 

ner. excellent condition, many op- 

tions. extended wer'snty $6600 

489-6729 

T BIRD 1969 LX lady owned non- 

smoker. low mass Hke new $9600 

344-6655 

TEMPO .1964 automatic, power 

steering & brskes 67 000 miles 

new I iresbrskss. mr cn*ee tin 

AM-FM $1700 or outer J44-0495 

TEMPO 1M5 OC black 

sge $2600 

low mae- 

953-0639 

TEMPO 1985 

sport. 4 door 

greet $1776 

5 speed white OL 

75 000 miles, runs 

459-9376 

TEMPO 19M air 4 door 16.000 ac- 

tual miles $5,995 

FOX HILLS 

Clwysler - Piymoutn 

455-6740 961^171 

TEMPO 1968 SL - 4 door 23.100 

m. autoamtc power steering 6 

breke* mr Outstanding condition 

Call alter Spm 474-4464 

TEMPO 1986 LX charcoal metalhc 

loaded !90C*L oiaee w mee* 510 chooee 

from Caa lor detains 

Mines Park Lincoln-Mercury 

453-242* art 400 

Irom $9995 

CHARNOCK OLDSMOBIIE 

24555 Micn-gai- •»« 

I Block A of Telegraph 

Deerborn Ml 

565-6500 

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Thursday. March 7. 1991 O&E-

2D(P,C) O&E Thursday. Ma/ch 7. 1991 

Livonia s q u a d s 

district c h a m p s 

By Steve Kowaleki 

staff writer 

Uvonia Churchill and Livonia Ste- 

venson each won Class A volleyball 

districts last weekend and could be 

beaded for another showdown in Sat- 

urday's regional at Femdale High 

School. 

The Chargers, 42-1-1 overall, meet 

host Ferndale in a regional semifinal 

at 10 a.m. Saturday. Stevenson, 32-7- 

6, will play Berkley in the other 

bracket, also at 10 a.m., with the 

" championship scheduled jor lfTJO 

a.m. 

Churchill, which won the Western 

Lakes Activities Association cham- 

pionship, captured last Saturday's 

Redford Union district by beating - 

Detroit Redford, Livonia Ladywood 

and Franklin. 

In the district final, the Chargers 

benefitted from Janine Sproul's six 

points serving and Chrissy Daly's 

passing to beat city rival Franklin, 

15-1,15-12. 

Churchill reached the final after- 

beating rival Ladywood, 15-3, 15-8, 

in the semifinal. The second game 

was deadlocked at 8-8, but excellent 

defense by Alyssa Belaire, Keri 

Hawkins and Sproul helped the 

Chargers prevail. 

Belaire and Julie Campau had six 

kills each in Game 2. Christina Gar- 

ry had four, Sproul three and Haw- 

kins two. Belaire recorded six digs, 

Hawkins five and Sproul four. Garry 

also led Churchill with six service 

points in the second game. 

Belaire served six points in the 

first game rout and setter Amy 

Baron distributed the ball well from 

her setter position, according to 

Churchill coach Mike Hughes. 

Ladywood, which made it to the 

Class A finals before losing last - 

year, finished at 41-11 overall. 

"In the first game, we used an ex- 

perimental offense by lining up our 

best blocker (Rebecca Willey) 

against their best hitter (Christina 

Garry) and it totally failed," Lady- 

wood coach Tom Teeters said. "We 

also moved Julie Wilson in the back 

row and she dug Garry, so that 

worked, but we never got our offense 

going. 

"Churchill's strengths are its pass- 

ing and serving. They are a level 

• above us in that category. Mike does 

a very good job with that team." 

Said Hughes: "In the second game 

they switched to what we expected, 

with Willey in the back row, but Be- 

laire beat her with short tips. She did 

very well." 

Senior Keli Haeger led Ladywood 

with 12 kills and only one error in 

the match and Wilson added 17 digs. 

Willey recorded two blocks and Jan- 

nel Hemme and Liz Gunn collected 

two kills apiece. 

The Chargers started the day in 

easy fashion with a 15-0,15-4 thump- 

ing of Redford. Whitney Said had 

two kills and zero errors and 

Stephanie Speen served 10 points for 

the winners. 

STEVENSON, MEANWHILE, had 

an even easier time in winning the 

Novi district. The Spartans began 

the day with a 15-2, 15-7 win over 

Plymouth Canton. 

Sue Bell led the win with 10 

straight Serving points in Game 2. 

For the match. Bell had eight aces 

and no misses in 15 serves. 

"She had an outstanding top-spin 

serve," coach Lee Cagle said. 

volleyball 

Alicia Smith served points 11-15 in 

Game 2. 

In the championship. Stevenson 

ousted Novi, 15-7, 15-2. After being 

tied, 6-6, in the early going of Game 

1, Cagle told hts players to pick up 

the pace against the Wildcats. 

"We were playing at the pace they 

dictated — slow, off-speed stuff." 

Cagle said. "I told our kids to pick it 

up and get more intense. We also 

pulled a blocker away (from the net) 

and that took away their tip and roll 

shots." 

Patty Diamond and Laura Zator- 

ski were the catalysts of Stevenson's 

offense with 19 and eight assists, re- 

spectively. Cagle. who expects a ma- 

jor test at the Ferndale regional, 

would have liked a better challenge 

in the district. 

He expected to meet Northville, 

but the Mustangs were ousted earli- 

er in the district. Six of Stevenson's 

losses this year have come against 

Top-10 opponents. 

"Although I like the kids .to win, 

it's better to have to play tough all 

the time, then you don't, lose your 

edge," Cagle said. "Now we have .to 

play tough and not sloppy because 

the next match is going to be tough. 

We need rhythm." 

WAYNE MEMORIAL won its 

third straight Class A district title 

under coach Ann Kolnitys. as the 

Zebras beat Westland John Glenn, 

Belleville and Romulus Saturday in 

convincing style. 

Wayne, 39-5 overall, hosts a re- 

gional Saturday and will tpeet Dear- 

born at 4 p.m. Lincoln Park and 

Monroe meet in the other regional 

semifinal at 4 p.m. and the winners " 

battle in the championship immedi- 

ately following. 

The Zebras weren't challenged in 

the district, as they ousted Glenn, 15- 

3, 15-5 and Belleville, 15-2, 15-3, be- 

fore reaching the finals. In the final 

round, Wayne drilled Romulus, 15-3, 

15-9. 

Seniors Brandy Caincross and 

Gerri Ruffing led Wayne's attack 

with 17 and 12 kills, respectively. 

Juniors Katie Corwin and Vicki 

Rohraff had eight kills each. Senior 

Denise Walsh finished with 10 ser- 

vice aces. 

Ruffing led with 13 digs, while 

Walsh had 11, and Kolniyts 'gave 

credit to setter Laura Fisher, who 

basketball 

standings 

PL YMOUTH-C A NTON 

JUNIOR BASKETBALL 

ASSOCIATION STANDINGS 

(as of Saturday. March 2) 

« 

BOYS AA LEAGUE 

American Division 

Celtics 

Spurs 

Kruchs 

Rockets 

LakefS 

Jazz 

Bulls 

Magic 

Bucks 

.Kings 

National Division 

7-0 

6-1 

5-2 

3-4 

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2-5 

2-5 

2-5 

1-6 

Jfcl 

Hornets 

Nets 

Suns 

Soo.cs 

Pisions 

Hawks 

Pacers 

76ers 

5-2 

5-2 

5-2 

3-4 

3-4 

2-5 

2-5 

2-6 

Results: Pistons 66. Nets 76: Sonics 99 

Hornets 83. Kings 74. Pacers 66: Suns 93 

Hawks 76: Rockets 81. Magic 72. Kntcks 

100, Lakers 88. Bulls 108. Jazz 84: Celtics 

99, Spurs 72 76ers 92. Bucks 91, 

• GIRLS B LEAGUE 

Rockets 

Suns 

Pistons 

Celtics 

Pacers 

Kings 

Lakers , 

Sonics 

9-1 

9-1 

7-3 

5-5 

£4 

,9-7 

2-8 

1-9 

Tournament lirst round: Pisions 34, 

Kings 20. Sonics 23. Suns 27: Celtics 27, 

Pacers 19. Rockets 28, Lakers 14 

BOYS B LEAGUE 

American Division 

Jazz 

Bucks 

Pistons 

K nicks 

Suns 

Bulls 

Kings 

Hawks . 

Spurs • 

Rockets 

Pace's 

Lakers . 

76ers 

Cewes • 

National Division 

8-2 

8-2 

7-3 

6-4 

6-4 

4-6 

4-6 

2-7 

9-1 

6-4 

xe-4 

5-5 

5-5 

3-7 

Nets 

Sorties 

2-8 

0-10 

Tournament first round: Bucks 77. Sori- 

tes 50: 76ers 67. Kmcks 66, Pistons 51. 

Celtics 36, Rockets 70. Bulls 59, Jazz 51 

Nets 49. Kings 61. Pacers 51. Suns 55. 

Lakers 43, Spurs 7V Hawks 43 

had 40 kill assists. 

"She just played a real nice game, 

took charge of the team and put 

balls where they wanted them," Kol- 

nitys said. "Laura made everyone 

look good." 

Saturdays regional semifinal 

matchup with Dearborn is interest- 

ing because the Zebras lost to the 

Pioneers during the regular season. 

"We're going tp have to serve well 

and play together as a team," Kolni- 

tys said. "If we play as a team we 

shouldn't have a problem. We can't 

get overconfident because any team 

can win on any given day. Dearborn 

beat me earlier this year so I'm sure 

they'll give me a nice game." 

See regional pairings on page 

5D. 

basketball 

. PLYMOUTH WOMEN'S 

BASKETBALL STANDINGS 

(Through Monday, March 4) 

1 Once Was 

3 Birch Construction 

4 On The Rebound 

4. I a,sri Auto Glass . 

7-2 

6-2 

. . 1-8 

^ 1-8 

PLYMOUTH MEN'S 

BASKETBALL STANDINGS 

(Through Monday. March 4) _ 

Division A 

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2 Johnathon B Put) I 8-2 (25-49) 

3 Sweats and More 7-3(25-46) 

4 Paddy s PuO 3-8 (20V5-29V?) 

5 Denny's 4-5 (14^-26*4) 

6 Dick Scott Dodge 2-6 (10vs-16Hi) 

7 Pogo's Sports Bar 1-10 (11-14) 

Division B 

1 Duracell . 8-1

4Q(P.C) O&E Thursday. March 7, 1991 

CC routs Blue Jays 

By Ray Settock 

staff writer 

When Steve Whitlow was removed from the Redford Catholic Central 

basketball squad for disciplinary reasons last month, coach Bernie 

Holowicki knew there would be a large void to filLat point guard. 

Without many choices, Holowicki was forced to move S-foot-6 post 

player Bob Kummer back (again) to point guard. 

Although his ballhandling skills may need minor improvements. 

Kummer has settled into his new position. 

On Monday, the 6-5 junior tallied 20 points to lead host CC to a 71-58 

victory over Southfield in the opening round of the Class A district tour- 

nament. ., 

"I need to improve my ballhandling skills over the summer," Kummer 

admits. "But I think I have enough tools to handle the postion." 

Kummer, who was successful at penetrating against Southfield's much 

smaller guards, converted 9-of-10 free throws and added a three-pointer. 

"A lot of people were counting us out in this district,' Kummer said. 

"People have been telling me to get ready for baseball because our 

Basketball season .15 going to be Over alter the Southfield game. 1 told 

them that when districts roll around, everybody has the same record. 

Anything can happen." 

.CC GOT off to a quick start and led 19-9 after one quarter and 27-14 

midway though the second period. 

"Being down so early in the game we weren't going to get rattled," 

Southfield coach Harry VandenBrink said. "But give CC credit, they 

hung in there tough." 

The Blue Jays went on a 10-2 run late in the second quarter and trailed 

by just five at halftime, 29-24. 

CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON 

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 

CONSIDER THE SUBMISSION OF A GRANT APPLICATION FOR PARTIAL 

FI NDING FOR DEVELOPMENT OF THE PROPOSED CANTON COMMUNI- 

TY CENTER. FUNDING IS REQUESTED THROUGH THE RECREATION 

QUALITY OF LIFE BOND PROGRAM. 

P - 

Notice is hereby given pursuant to Michigan P. A. 329 of 1988. the Recreation 

Bond Implementation Act. that the Board of Trustees of the Charter Township 

of Cantoo. will hold a public hearing on Tuesday. March 26, 1991. 7:00 p.m., at 

the Canton Administration Building, 1150 S. Canton Center Road, to consider 

submission of the following proposal to the State of Michigan for possible fund- 

ing through the Quality of Life Bond program 

Partial development of the proposed Canton Community Center, to be located 

southwest of the Canton Center and Proctor intersection, adjacent to the Admin- 

istrative Complex. 

LOREN N. BENNETT. 

Clerk 

Publish March T and M. 1M1 

CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF CANTON 

SELECTION NOTICE 

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

hereby given that a Primary Ejection will be held in the Charter Township of 

Canton on Tuesday. March 19, ls|pi from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. for the purpose 

of nominating candidates for the office of 11th District Wayne County Commis- 

sioner. 

THE PRECINCTS AND LOCATIONS FOR VOTING ARE AS FOLLOWS: 

PRECINCT SAME OF FACILITY ...... - 

1 & 23 First Baptist Church > 

2 & 20 Canton Recreation Center 

3 4c 10 St. John Neumann Church 

4 & 13 Miller Elementary School 

& & 18 Field Elementary School 

6 Royal Holiday Clubhouse' 

7 Plymouth Salem High School 

8 & 19 Plymouth Canton High School 

» Eriksson Elementary School 

11 St 21 Hoben Elementary School 

22 & 14 Hulsing Elementary School 

15 >t 22 Walker Elementary School 

16 & 17 Canton Administration Bldg. 

ADDRESS 

44500 Cherry Hill Rd. 

44237 Michigan Avenue 

44800 Warren Rd. 

43721 Hanford Rd. 

1000 S. Haggerty Rd. 

39500 Warren Rd. 

46181 Joy Rd. 

8415 N. Canton Center 

1275 N. Haggerty Rd. 

44680 Saltz Rd. 

8055 Fleet St. 

39932 Michigan Ave. 

1150 & Canton Center 

Publuh March 7 and 14. 1MI 

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING 

PLYMOUTH CHARTER TOWNSHIP 

PLANNING COMMISSION 

NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR USE SUBJECT TO SPECIAL CONDITIONS 

PLfeA^TTAKE NOTICE that the Planning Commission has received a request 

from Prescribed Oxygen Specialists, Inc. to approve the Use Subject to Special 

Conditions to permit Oxygen Storage and Medical Equipment Repair in an OS. 

Office Service District, pursuant to Zoning Ordinance No. 83. The subject prop- 

erty is located at 9404, 9430 and 9440 Sheldon Road. Tax I D Nos. 78-059-03- 

0646-004,78-059-03-0648-001. 78-059-03-0650-001. Application No. 1126 

The Planning Commission seeks input to determine if approval of the Use Sub- 

ject to Special Conditions should be issued under Section 10 2 of Zoning Ordi- 

nance No. 83. The land is currently zoned OS, Office Service District. 

Questions regarding the request may be directed to the Community Develop- 

ment Department during regular business hours. 8:30 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.'The 

Planning Commission will consider the request at its regular meeting on March 

20, 1991, commencing'"at 7:30 p.m. Written comments concerning the request 

will be received prior to the meeting The meeting, application itview and 

address for written comment is Plymouth Charter Township, Community De- 

velopment Department, 42350 Ann Arbor Road. Plymouth, Michigan 48170. 

Telephone Number 453-3840. Ext 209. 

PaMuh March 7. 1M1 

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Planning Commission 

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Livonia Churchill made plenty of 

mistakes, but it was host Livonia 

Franklin that wound up shooting 

blanks on Monday, falling in its 

Class A district basketball opener. 

•59-50. 

. The Chargers' first-round state 

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rally to advance to'the second round 

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ry )- 

Churchill, however, shot 22 of 36 

from the floor for 61 percent, while 

— • " 21 of 67 

Franklin connected on only 

shots for 31 percent. 

"Our goal was to get 70, shots, we 

had to up-tempo the game," Frank- 

lin coach Rod Hanna said. "We fol- 

lowed our game plan, but we just 

couldn't put the ball in the basket." 

The Chargers, who defeated 

Franklin for the third time this sea- 

son, were led by 6-foot-3 senior for- 

ward Scott Bowser, who tallied 16 

points on seven of 11 shooting from 

the floor. Randy Calcaterra, a 6-7 

senior, added 15 points and 13 re- 

bounds. while junior guard Marcus 

Sarnovsky, who hit a couple of key 

baskets down the stretch, finished 

with 11. 

"WE NEVER GOT into the flow 

offensively, but give Franklin's de- 

fense credit," Churchill coach Fred 

Price said. "They were doubling 

down and draped all around Randy 

(Calcaterra). so that left Scott 

Bowser open and he came through 

with 16. 

"And Marcus, at key times, pene- 

trated and made the jump shot." 

The Chargers trailed early, 9-2, 

but came back to lead 16-13 after 

one quarter. They held a 31-21 half- 

time lead. 

Churchill hit six of its first seven 

shots of the third quarter to take a 

commanding 43-25 advantage, but 

Franklin pulled back within 10 after 

three quarters. 45-35, on a tip-in by 

Russ Keberly with 1:10 to play. 

The Patriots, pressing all over the 

floor, pulled within two. 48>46. wjth 

4:47 to go on a three-pointer by Dave 

Roman. 

Calcaterra answered with bucket 

only 15 seconds later and the Patri- 

ots. despite numerous scoring oppor- 

tunities, never could get any closer. 

'It was a case of when we had our 

chances to put it away at the free 

throw line, we started missing," 

Price said. "Eight of 17 (free throws 

in the fourth) will not salt it away." 

BUT THE CHARGERS had 

enough gas to force the Patriots into 

some miserable shooting statistics. 

Part of the problem was that Frank- 

lin was without one of its top 

scorers. 6-3 senior Steve McCool 

(sidelined by a wrist injury). _ 

Franklin's top three scorers on the 

Steve Stasevich (14) and Roman (10) 

— shot a combined 17 of 54 (S3 per- 

cent). 

The Chargers played a box-and- 

one on Roberts, hounding the junior 

point-guard into a 7 of 24 shooting 

night. 

"They lost one of their main kids 

(McCool). but the other kids came to 

play," Price said. "I thought Russ 

McQuaid did a good job defensively 

on Roberts and Steve Townsend 

gave us some important points (five) 

and took a couple of key charges for 

us." 

Franklin, which bowed out with a 

10-11 overall record, simply could 

not match up with the Chargers' big 

front line of Calcaterra, Bowser and 

6-4 Mike Thomas (eight points). 

"WITHOUT McCOOL we had to 

take more outside shots and we real- 

ly had no inside game," Hanna said. 

"We had nobody to post up or set 

picks inside for easy layups. 

"And we didn't rebound the second 

and third shots. Welre not big on the 

front line and it showed. Russ Keber- 

ly was our leading rebounder tonight 

(12) and he's only a 6 footer. Church- 

ill's a good club, they're big and 

they've got shooters They have bod- 

ies' who can board." 

Despite the loss, Hanna was satis- 

fied with his team's effort. 

"We hustled, we had to because we 

• caused 30 turnovers,"' he said. 'Tm 

proud of the kids. They gave it all 

they could. But you can't win unless 

you have offensive players who can 

- shoot the ball." 

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How to manage stress 

, Managing stress is the focus of a 

Schoolcraft College class beginning 

Wednesday, March 20. 

* The class teaches participants to 

handle their own stress and minimize 

stress for the people they supervise. 

Coping in productive ways 

and making stress work for you ire 

among the concepts taught. 

Classes meet 7-10 p.m. Wednesdays. 

They are offered in cooperation 

with the American Management 

Association. Pee is $105. 

Additional information is available 

by calling 462-4448. Schoolcraft 

is at 18800 Haggerty, Livonia. 

SC graduation features Romney 

.. Former governor George Romney 

will be the featured speaker at 

Schoolcraft College graduation ceremonies 

Saturday, May 4. 

- Romney served as governor from 

1963 to 1969 before resigning to become 

U.S. Secretary of Housing and 

Urban Development. 

Before entering politics, Romney 

served as chairman and chief executive 

officer of American Motors. 

U-M panel 

discusses 

Gulf War 

Univeristy of Michgian scholars 

will discuss the impact of the Persian 

Gulf War at two-part symposium. 

March 12-13 at the U-M Rackham 

Auditorium. 

Both sessions are free. They begin 

7:30 p.m. on each date. 

Topics on the Tuesday, March 12 

agenda include: 

• Kuwait After the War — 

featuring assistant political science 

professor Jill Crystal. 

• The Media: Covering the New 

'Real Time" War — featuring associr 

ate communication professor 

Charles R. Eisehdrath. 

• The Solider of Color After the 

Gulf War: A Parent's Perspective — 

featuring assistant research scientist 

Peggie J. Hoi lingsworth. 

• The Shadow of Hiroshima: Rethinking 

Public Health Anxiety and 

Advocacy — featuring associate research 

scientist Jill G. Joseph. 

• Political Consequences of the 

War: The Home Kront — featuring 

political science professor Stephen J. 

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• History and the Aftermaths of 

War — featuring history professor 

John W Shy. 

• Oil Spills, Water and Air Pollution: 

.The Environmental Impacts of 

War —.featuring adjunct professor 

of natural resources Richard P. 

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March 13 include: 

• The Long-Term Effects of War 

Stress — featuring associate professor 

of nursing Elizabeth A. Allen. 

• Historical Obstacles to Stabilitv 

in the Postwar Middlo frao 

featuring associate history professor 

Juan R. Cole. 

• The United Nations After the 

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vice president for international aF 

fairs Harold K. Jacobson. 

• The Future of the Past: Preserving 

Antiquity in Postwar Iraq — 

featuring Near Easter studies professor 

Piotr Michalowski. 

• The Morning After: The Un- 

Scudding of the Israeli-Palestinian 

Dialogue — featuring adjunct professor 

of near Easter studies Anton 

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• Postwar Political/Military 

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professor Raymond Tanter. 

• Smart Bombs and Foolish 

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Thursday. March 7. 1991 OAE 

Pops concert to aid Plymouth Symphony 

•y Linda Ann Chomin 


If the scores of the Broadway hits "Phantom 

of the Opera" and "Les Miserables enchant 

you, why not spend the evening with 

the Plymouth Symphony Orchestra on Friday 

or Saturday, March 15-16? ; 

For its fourth and fifth concerts of the 

1990-91 season, the Plymouth Symphony Orchestra. 

under the musical direction of Russell 

Reed, will present its annual "Solid Gold 

Pops Contort." 

For the first time, the concert will be a 

benefit for the orchestra. It will start at 8 

| U » 

p.m. in the new Golden Fox dining area of 

the Fox Hills Country Club. 8768 N. Territorial. 

in Plymouth. 

Guest artist for the concert is Luis Maldonado. 

euphohium soloist. Guest conductors 

for the evening are ~inda Hart, Plymouth 

Symphony League president, and Fred Hill, 

leader of the Briefcase Brigade in Plymouth's 

annual Fourth of July parade down 

Main St. 

Along with selections from "Phantom of 

the Opera" and "Les Miserables" by Andrew 

Lloyd Weber, the orchestra will perform 

Bizet's L'Arlesienne Suite No. 2, Emperor 

Waltzes by Strauss and John Philip Sousa's 

Mark and Peggy Smith, with lamily dog Chloe, enjoy the spacious 

kitchen. The fireplaced kitchen, Overlooking the treed 

yard, includes authentic tin fixtures and handsome, pine cabinets. 

Couple's dream 

house styled in 

Early American 

By Janice Tiger-Kramer 

special writer r . 

A FTER HOUSE hunting for a 

year, Mark and Peggy 

/-% Smith finally decided to 

build. They selected a 

contractor, picked out a spacious 

Colonial-style house and had 

almost signed on the dotted line 

when they had second thoughts. 

-Both realized the house would be 

only a steppingstone to the kind of 

place they dreamed of owning: an 

authentic replica of an 18th- ' 

century, Early American-style 

house. 

A family friend had just moved 

into a new Saltbox-style house, an 

American architectural style that 

dates to 1700. Peggy admits she 

was "a little nervous" when she 

toured the bouse. 

'Tve always loved the more 

primitive American home styles," 

Peggy said. "I like Tudors and 

Colonials, but I appreciate the 

modest, more common homes." 

" So in fall 1987, Peggy, a freelance 

artist, and Mark, an account 

executive at EDS, decided to 

design and build a Saltbox-style 

house, sticking as close as possible 

to the authentic design. 

The couple obtained a 

construction loan, sold their 

Farmington Hills house and moved 

into an apartment with their 

teenage son and daughter To keep 

'There are limitations 

to the Saltbox style. It 

was difficult designing 

the staircase and 

good-sized bedrooms 

around a centra/ 

chimney.' 

— Mark Smith 

homeowner 

the construction cost reasonable, 

Mark became general contractor, 

THE COUPLE hired Carl T. 

Gatser, a Farmington architect and 

Mark's former college roommate. - 

to design a floor plan. 

Gaiser worked with the couple 

for two months, altering the layout 

of the 2,500-square-foot house 

several times to accommodate 

three generous-sized bedrooms. 

The couple also added an art 

workroom on the first floor for 

Peggy and an office for Mark. 

"There are limitations to the 

Saltbox style," Mark said. "It was 

difficult designing the staircase 

and good-sized bedrooms around a 

central chimney " 

Besides working around the 

chimney (which they finally 

"staggered" to allow more space 

patriotic march. "Stars and Stripes." 

"OUR POPS is a little different this 

year." said Linda Alvarado, who serves on 

the Plymouth Symphony Society Board of 

Directors. "In conjunction with our 45th anniversary. 

the pops benefit is kind of a celebration 

and support of the symphony." 

"There will be cabaret seating at tables of 

eight," Alvarado said. "A pre-Pops dinner 

will be served earlier, at 6:30 p.m." 

Tickets for the benefit pops concert are 

$25. with seating for tables of eight starting 

at 7:30 p.m. Along with the evening of entertainment, 

gourmet coffees and desserts will 

The Smiths' house, an authentic replica of a Saltbox-style 

house dating to 1700, is made of rough cedar painted with a 

'inside), they lost some living area 

due to the slanted roof line. The 

roof has a shorf slope in front and a 

long slope in the back. - 

In Colonial days, the Saltbox 

style was built with a traditional 

roof. Later, the house was enlarged 

by adding a room on the back-and . 

extending the roof down over the 

addition. 

;The couple looked at several 

lots, but both were sold 

immediately on a site just under an 

acre in Farmington Hills's 

Ridgewood subdivision. Besides the 

rural setting, which seemed 

perfect for the primitive-style 

house, the lot backs to wooded. - 

state land and is just walking 

distance to Heritage Park. 

BEFORE THE groundbreaking. 

Mark and the architect attended a 

seminar on home construction 

sponsored by Home Building - 

Finance Corp. There, Mark 

obtained the names of dozens of 

licensed, sab-contractors who also 

had taken the course 

He also received a book titled, 

"Be Your Own House Contractor," • 

which became his bible throughout 

the seven-month construction. By 

contracting the work himself and 

following the guidelines learned in 

class, construction was finished 

right on budget, about 25 percent 

below the builder's price 


be served at intermission Tickets for the 

pre-Pops dinner are $15 each (tables with 

seating for eight) with the purchase of a concert 

ticket. 

Cellist Louise Bradley has been a member 

of the Plymouth Symphony Orchestra for 

more than 25 years. She said she worries 

about Gov. John Engler's proposed budget 

cuts and "how the orchestra is going to make 

it." 

"Music and the arts are the first to get 

cut," Bradley said. 

UNDER AN executive order from the 

governor, a Plymouth Symphony Orchestra 

grant of $6,000 from the Michigan Council 

(P. C.W.G)1E 

for Arts was out on hold 

sources inside the symphony, the freeze 

could jeopardize future concerts. Production 

costs for one concert are $10,000. 

"I hope that the Solid Gold Pops is a success.' 

Bradley said. "I'm. glad to have the 

orchestra to play in. I worry about not having 

an orchestra. The cello's been my life." 

Bradley and several other PSO musicians 

have donated their talents this year to the 

symphony. Bradley said the reason she donated 

her talents was "for the good of the 

orchestra." 

transparent, gray stain. The house, featuring 

low, sloping-roof line, backs to wooded, state land. 


Left: The Smiths' 2,500square-footTSaltbox-style 

house includes plank, pine 

flooring and simple early 

American-style furnishings 

and window treatments. 

Staff photos 

by 

Sharon LeMieux 

Museum, bungelow, contest — all something special 

TAPPING THE creative pipeline 

a~ Tribute time Its chock-full 

of local history 

The Plymouth Historical Museum 

provides a panoramic view of Plymouth 

s storied past and a lively peek 

into the lifestyles of the pioneers of 

Detroit's western hinterlands 

Owned and operated by the Plymdith 

Historical Society, the social 

history museum focuses on the period 

from 182S, when the first house 

was built in Plymouth, to the early 

1HHH * • 

In the Dunning Memorial Building 

at 155 S. Mam. the museum was 

built by Margaret Dunning in memory 

of her parents, Charles and Bes 

sie Bessie helped form the historical 

society in 1948 and was its first curator 

I'm delighted to salute the h istory - 

rich museum on the 15

2E* Q&E Tfaraday, March 7, 1991 

Their dream house an American classic 


"There are so many advantages 

to building yourself," Mark said. 

"We bad more flexibility and were 

able to customize the bouse." 

Being tbeir own boss, the Smiths 

took time to obtain 100-year-old 

beams from a barn near Morris, - 

Mich., (or the great room and 

living room. They also hunted for 

authentic, thumb latches for 

interior doors and hand cast strap 

hinges and a knocker for the front 

door. 

Peggy also found authentic, tin 

fixtures at Horwood s Country 

House in Plymouth. Through a 

Garden City glass company, she 

ordered old-fashioned, bullet glass 

from Germany, which was placed 

over the front door for natural 

lighting. 

THOUGH BUILDING a house 

yourself has advantages, the couple 

quickly points out the downside. 

Mark remembers the long days, 

often working at the house eight 

hours or more after leaving his 

regular job. He had to check the ' 

work done during the day and once 

fired a sub-contractor for an 

unsatisfactory job. During 

construction. Peggy often drove 

around town searching for masons, 

roofers and other workers to hire. 

"I used to pull off the road and 

take names and phone numbers if I 

saw someone working 

'There are so many 

advantages to building 

yourself. We had more 

flexibility and were 

able to customize the 

house.' 

— Mark Smith 

homeowner 

construction," Peggy said. "I was 

•brays on the lookout." 

MarkTearned early in the 

construction that the rough 

carpenter is one of the most 

important tradesman. Taking off 

only Christmas day, their 

carpenter did the framing, 

installed drywall, hung doors and 

installed beams and plank, pine 

flooring throughout the house. 

After serving fast-food dinners 

on make-shift, saw-horse tables,- 

Peggy stained and sealed the floors 

and trim throughout the house. 

Mark painted the interior and 

finished the kitchen, which includes 

custom, pine cabinets and a work 

island. The kitchen fireplace 

includes a pot for cooking. 

Though it was difficult building 

during the winter, the toughest job 

was preparing the basement floor 

for the pouring of cement after a - 

spring thaw. Mark and his son. 

Adam, removed wheelbarrows full 

of muck from the basement and 

poured layers of pea gravel to 

create a base for concrete. • • 

THE SUMMER the family 

moved into the house. Mark 

painted the home's rough cedar 

exterior with a transparent, gray . 

stain. "It was so hot. I'd sometimes 

paint at night while Peggy held a 

spotlight," Mark said. 

The home's interior is a pleasing 

mix of Early Americar.-style 

furnishings and accessories, 

including a 100-year-old church 

pew in the kitcEen. The couple 

chose off-white for the walls, which 

are decorated with Peggy's cross 

stitch, art work, hand-made 

baskets and custom stenciling. 

Mark built the pine armoire in 

the great room from a plan Peggy 

made. Windows are decorated with 

simple, cotton curtains sheared on 

dowel rods. 

Plymouth Nursery designed a 

herb garden around the brick 

walkway. The garden includes 

plants found in the American 

colonies before 1800. Peggy added 

Baby's Breath and other favorite 

flowers for color. 

Mark, who recently earned a 

Residential Builders License, 

couldn't be happier with the 

house."We used to drive around 

and look at other subdivisions, but 

we don't now. We'll never sell." 

The Smiths' master suite is decorated with 

red and green, custom stenciling, rag rugs 

and simple, cotton window treatments. Peggy 

1 

Smith made the quilted bedspread. Quilts 

made by her grandmother and great-grandmother 

hang on a handmade quilt rack. 

Solid Gold Pops Concert to aid symphony 

& 

Luis Maldonado 

guest artist 


Edith Schutze has played cello 

with the Plymouth Symhony for 45 

years. She also donated her talents 

to the orchestra this season. 

"I've done that for several years 

now," Schutze said. I d hate to see 

the orchestra no longer exist." 

"THE POPS concert is always 

seen as the (PSO) money raiser that 

would pull the orchestra through," 

Schutze said. "The rental of music 

has gone sky high, and that's just one 

of the costs involved in putting on a 

concert." 

Besides hosting the Solid Gold 

Benefit Pops Concert, the symphony 

kicked off its individual benefactor 

campaign. Linda Alvarado said that 

"it can't be stressed enough, the importance 

of individual donor fund 

raising." 

The pops concert is always seen as 

the (PSO) money raiser that would pull 

the orchestra through. The rental of 

music has gone sky high, and thaVs 

just one of the costs involved in 

putting on a concert' ^ 

— Edith Schutze 

cellist 

The March 15 and 16 concerts conclude 

with a patriotic salute to the 

Stars and Stripes. Luis Maldonado, 

euphonium soloist, is being brought 

in especially to perform the patriotism-stirring 

march by John Phillip 

Sousa. 

The euphonium is a member of the 

brass family, more specifically a 

tenor tuba. 

MALDONADO IS a tuba/euphonium 

instructbr at Central Michigan 

University with an extensive background 

in teaching and performance. 

He received his Master of Music de- 

Musica Viva! unveils promising new talent 

With a handful of celebrities dominating 

the classical music stage, the 

prospects for the less famous are 

limited, especially in this time of austere 

budgets and declining public 

and private support 

The discovery of promising, young 

may even suggest a new lease on life 

for classical music. 

Two such artists appeared Feb. 22 

on a program of tbe "Musica Viva!" 

series, at the Smith Theatre on the 

Oakland Community College Orchard 

Ridge campus, Farmington 

Hills. They are violiaLst Hamao Fitjiwara 

and pianist Katsurako Mikami, 

a man and woman team, who 

concertize and are on the faculties of 

various prestigious institutions. 

Flutist Ginka Gerova-Ortega. 

known to audiences here through her 

own many performances, joined 

these two guest performers for a 

program of works by Telemann, 

Bartok, Brahms, Kuhlau, Bach and 

Sarasate. Gerova-Ortega is the artistic 

director of the "Musica Viva!" series. 

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Telemann and a Trio in G Major, Op. 

119 by Kuhlau were the two works 

on the program with all three performers. 

These were also the two 

works outside the standard repertoire. 

Telemann, who was a contemporary 

of Bach and Handel and more 

prolific than either one, has only a 

small fraction of his music published 

today. 

Kuhlau is known primarily to piano 

students through his sonatinas, 

which offer remarkable variety and 

action even to beginners with limited 

technique. In the Telemann work, 

tbe role of the piano is minimal. Traditionally 

it is tbe role of the basso 

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the traditional slow-fast-slow-fast 

structure. 

There was good communication 

and interaction between the flute 

and violin in the slow movements. 

Some of the challenging runs on the 

flute were overshadowed by the violin 

in the fast mnvpmpnts hnwpypr 

The piano had a much more dominant 

role in the Kunlau trio, and 

some of its material reminded me of 

the sonatinas. But tbe work as a 

whole is clearly not for amateurs, 

and I found its final rondo especially 

captivating in its vitality and well 

-coordinated, joyful performance. 

QUALITY PREVAILED in the 

more established masterpieces on 

this program. The Sonata for Violin 

and Piano in D Minor by Brahms 

received a competent performance 

for most part, with an approach that 

was too passive in the first movement, 

especially the piano. 

More energetic intensity was evident 

only in the final movement. 

Some of tbe spiciness may have been 

left behind, with Bartok's First 

Rhapsody for Violin and Piano, 

which preceded the Brahms sonata. 

Among the many good performance 

that >1 have heard of Bach's 

Chaconne, from his Partita No. 2 for 

unaccompanied violin, there were 

few as meticulous and as nearly 

flawless as this performance by Fujiwara. 

—He showed keen perception of the 

intricate structure of this ultimate 

masterpiece, differentiating articulately 

between the parts. Even in the' 

more showy "Carmen Fantasy" by 

Sarasate. virtuosity took second 

place to art. , • 

The degree of control that Fujiwara 

is capable of is astounding. 

He approaches multiple stops, higher 

harmonics, pizzicato and intricate 

bowing techniques with the same 

natural ease one would approach a 

simple, benign passage. 

An arrangement of a Mozart Rondo 

by Kreisler, played as an encore, 

brought this delightful program to 

an end. Future programs of "Musica 

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featuring music by Liszt set to 

original poetry, on April 12 Final 

event. "Flute Extravaganza at the 

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degree. 

Maldonado has won two international 

competitions, the third annual 

Japan Wind and Percussion 

tition in the euphonium division and 

the Leonard Falcone International 

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Because of the popularity of past 

Solid Gold Pops concerts, reservations 

are a must. Tickets may be 

purchased on Visa or Mastercard at 

Evola Music Center, 215 Ann Arbor 

Road, and Beitner Jewelry, 904 W. 

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Orin Jewelers, 101 E. Main, in 

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Middlebelt, in Livonia. 

You can also call the Fox Hills 

Country Club at 453-7272, Monday 

Compe- through Friday, between 10 a.m. and 

4 p.m. 

Besides donating her talents to the 

Plymouth Symphony, Louise Bradley 

volunteers her time to the library 

at Fiegel school. She believes 

that the arts are an essential part of 

education. 

"Music's been my life. I'm strictly 

a long-haired musician who believes 

that the arts are a must," Bradley 

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Chamber style 

LSO to spotlight the masters 

By Linda Ann Chomin 

special writer " 

Looking for an evening that's a 

little different with someone familiar? 

On Friday. March 15, the unfamiliar 

music of the masters will 

fill the intimate, chamber-style auditorium 

nf the Livonia Civic Cen- 

Lter Library as the Livonia Symphony 

Orchestra, under the musical direction 

5 of Francesco DiBlasi. 

-performs in concert at 8 p.m. 

- The evening s fare: "Unfamiliar 

"by the Familiar " 

Guest soloists are three LSO 

members: Kristen Williams, principal 

oboist and orchestra manager 

John Pirtle, principal hornist; and 

Virginia Hazen on French horn, 

performing Mozart's "Divertimento 

No. 11 inD." 

OTHER SELECTIONS scheduled 

on the program include "Over- 

ture to Prometheus" by Beethoven. 

"Afternoon of a Faun" by Debussy, 

"Serenade for 13 Instruments" by 

Strauss and "Selections from Porgy 

and Bess" by Gershwhin. 

"We've never done Mozart's 

divertimento as part of the library 

series," DiBlasi said. 

Mozart wrote it for one oboe, 

-two French horns, and sti ings 

"Mozart wrote about 40 of these 

for various solo instruments." Di- 

Blasi said. "They're very difficult 

because they're (the solo instruments) 

so exposed." 

WOLFGANG AMADEUS MO- 

ZART enriched music literature 

with more than 40 symphonies, 

scores of sonatas, serenades, string 

quartets and quintets, divertimentos. 

operas and concertos. He died 

shortly before his 36th birthday, a 

deaf pauper. 

Mozart Wrote more than 20 concertos 

for piano and orchestras. 

lighting the way in development of 

the piano concerto medium This 

year marks the 200th anniversary 

of his death. 

The divertimento is an instrumental 

music form, combining features 

of the symphony (sonata) and 

the suite. The chamber-style intimacy 

of the Livonia Civic Center 

Ltbiaiy AuUiturium. wtth less than 

300 seats, is perfect for the divertimento. 

"IT'S KIND of fun to play something 

out of the ordinary," Kristen 

Williams said. 

Originally from Farmington 

Hills. Williams is the LSO's principal 

oboist, orchestra manager and 

one of three soloists performing 

Mozart's divertimento. 

A graduate of Hope College. Williams 

studied with Ron Odmark 

and Bob Sorton of the Detroit Symphony 

Orchestra 

Now in her fourth season with 

Kristen Williams 

Oboe 

the Livonia Symphony, Williams 

has toured the United States and 

Europe with the Hope College 

Symphonette, the Blue Lake Fine 

Arts Camp and Musical Youth International. 

She also is a former 

member of the Farmington Community 

Band 

PIRTILE IS in his second season 

Thursday, March 7. 1991 OAE #3E 

John Pirtle 

First French horn 

with the LSO. 

The Redford Township resident 

studied French horn with Bruce 

Heim at the Sewanee Summer Music 

Center and with Eberhard 

Ramn at the Blair Music School of 

Vanderbilt University. 

Hazen is in her fourth season 

with the LSO 

A second-generation hornist after 

her father. Hazen has played 

Virginia Hazen 

Second French horn 

with the Northville Community 

Band and the Mundelem Orchestra 

in Illinois 

Tickets for "Unfamiliar by 

the Familiar" are 19; $5 for seniors 

and students They're available 

at the Livonia Ciric Center 

Library, Madonna College and 

HammeU's Music, all in Livonia 

Call the LSO at 458-6575. 

Yellow a signal of hope; War alone doesn't alter trends 

"Q. I certainly understand why 

Americans have been displaying yel- 

Jow ribbons once the Golf War got 

under way. Bat why the particular 

color yellow? Is there any special 

significance in this color that might 

tell us something about ourselves 

and the response to the situation? 

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A. When asked about using a yellow 

ribbon, many people refer back 

to the song, "Tie a Yellow Ribbon," 

popularized by Tony Orlando in the 

early 1970s Later in the decade, we 

used yellow ribbons to show support 

for the American hostages held in 

Iran. 

With the Gulf War, yellow ribbons 

again appeared spontaneously because 

they're one of the few commonly 

shared symbols we have to 

express our. feelings, outside of the 

American flag itself. We're no different 

from other industrialized nations 

in our loss of deeply felt symbols, 

so commonly expressed 

throughout all of previous history 

In times past, a wide range of 

emotions could be expressed through 

a variety of symbols made of images. 

motifs and a complex arrangement 

of colors complementing tbe 

tlmam. Ona has only to look at the 

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B o o k s c a n b r i n g joy, c o m f o r t , s u s t e n a n c e 

The last three months have been, 

without doubt, the most difficult 

three months of my life. 

Shortly before Thanksgiving, my 

youngest son. wbo is 18, was badly 

injured in an auto accident. He is 

home now and recovering, after a 

two-month stay at the University of 

Michigan Hospital, major surgery,., 

and a lot of pain and anguish. Given 

the nature of his injuries, his prog- 

ress has been something very much 

like a miracle. 

Good friends, family prayer and 

tbe often-astonishing physical and 

mental strength of my son are what 

supported me and kept me afloat 

through'an ordeal 1 was. ot course, in 

no way prepared for. 

Not surprisingly, to those wbo 

know me, I also "leaned on" books, 

often and at length. For people who 

don't read much, this may seem hard 

(impossible?) to understand. But 

book lovers will know that not only 

can the right book bring you joy, it 

can bring you comfort as well and 

sustenance in a very real sense. 

What did I read? 

Different things at different times, 

actually. 

One afternoon, for instance, I 

found myself leafing through a copy 

of the latest adventures of cartoonist 

Bill Watterson's Calvin and Hobbes. 

Don't laugh. It was, on that partic- 

ular afternoon, just what I needed. 

After that, what I read took on a 

more adult flavor (although I still re- 

ferred back to Calvin and his fuzzy 

sidekick from time to time).. 

I DIDNT read much fiction and 

how-to-cope books left me cold. 

What I wanted to read were ac- 

counts of real people who had en- 

countered real difficulty in their 

lives and had somehow dealt with it 

"successfully.'* I didn't want to 

waste my time with any Pollyanna- 

Lsh platitudes. 

I didn't want to hear any "keep 

smiling" philosophy. I certainly 

didn't want to immerse myself in 

any "poor me" tales. I wasn't sure 

what I needed to hear, maybe some- 

thing like, "This happened to me, it 

hurt like bell, and here's what I did 

with it" 

• The first such book I came 

across was Barbara Mandrell's "Get 

to the Heart," written with New 

York Times columnist George Vec- 

sey. As you probably know, Mandrel! 

was mvolvfed in a head-on car colll- 

sion in 1984 that left her with a se- 

rious head injury and multiple fra- 

tures of her leg. ankle, foot and 

thigh. 

Frankly, I hesitated to read this 

book. I'm not a big fan of Barbara 

Mandrell, who always seemed a lit- 

tle candy-coated for my taste, and I 

assumed, of course, that the book 

would reflect this perception. But I 

found it to be surprisingly frank and 

candid, revealing a genuine side, of 

Mandrell, which helps a reader to 

quickly identify and connect with 

her experiences, and the ways she 

dealt with them (at one point, her 

coping devices included slugging a 

surgeon and pummeling her hus- 

band). 

"There were two levels of recov- 

ery," she says, "whether I was going 

to survive the accident, and whether 

I was going to be the same -person 

again." 

She survived, of course, and re- 

sumed her successful singidg career. 

The second level of recovery, her 

father, husband and Mandrell herself 

admit, has been, so far, unattainable. 

b o o k 

break 

Victoria 

Diaz 

• I found Nancy Mairs' "Carnal 

Acts" at a local bookstore in the 

"Women's Fiction" section. While 

I'm not always exactly certain what 

"Women's Fiction" is supposed to be, 

I can assure you that it is not this 

collection of essays centering on the 

life experiences of a young writer 

(Mairs) who suffers from multiple 

sclerosis. ~' - 

By turns funny, sad, brash, 

thought-provoking and even mad- 

dening, Mairs' voice pulls no punches 

throughout, as she tells about tbe 

challenges she faces as a result of 

her disability. Dealing with fear hap- 

pens to be one of her more formida- 

ble challenges, and her essays here 

on bow she stares down some of her 

own personal horrors (falling, wett- 

ing herself, collapsing from physical 

exhaustion, having an auto accident) 

should be required reading for any- 

one who's trying to get through an- 

other mined-with-anxiety day or 

night. 

. • At 73, poet/essayist/novelist 

May Sarton suffered a stroke, and in 

her journal, "After the Stroke," she 

chronicles her on-again, off-again re- 

covery with candor, good humor, and 

an engaging, heart-to-heart style. 

Whether she's writing of hospital 

life, pain, poetry, good food, good 

books, or her beloved, seaside home 

in Maine, these journal entries al- 

ways read like comfortable letters 

from a close and gifted friend. 

• In its own quiet way, Natalie 

Kusz's extraordinary memoir, 

"Road Song," spoke to me personally 

probably more than any other. 

In 1969, when Kusz was 6 years 

old, she moved, with her parents, 

two sisters, and a brother from the 

streets of Los Angeles to the wilds of 

Alaska. There, one icy winter eve- 

ning, a neighbor's hungry sled dog 

attacked her, tearing away part of 

her face and destroying one of her 

eyes. She would not live more than a 

day or two, according to the doctor 

wbo first saw her that night But 

strange things happen, of course, and 

Natalie Kusz survived. 

Many facets of this book im- 

pressed me, bat I think what made it 

particularly appealing were Kusz's 

eloquent thought on what it feels like 

for a very young person to be very 

badly hurt (both physically and emo- 

tionally), and her dazzling insight on 

what it is like for the family of that 

young person, the "caretakers 

around the edges." 

Don't expect any sentimentality. 

And don't expect this to really be a 

story about adversity. "Road Song" 

is the story of Kusz's life, not just an 

account of an ordeal. At heart, it's 

.about the strength and survivability 

of the human spirit. As such, it's in- 

spiration of the highest order. 

Victoria Diaz is a book 

viewer based in Livonia. 

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• New Flowers, Tessa Paul 

(Abrams, $35) gives descriptions of 

and contains 200 spectacular photos 

of established new flowers.to the 

gardening sc£ne. There is a type of 

flower here for everyone, from an- 

nuals to shrubs. Requirements of 

those plants featured include hardi- 

ness, disease-resistance, better 

scents, bloom size and growth habit. 

Unusual new colors will surprise. 

A red delphinium? Yes! 

Also look for Stubb's Tartan' Pri- 

mula. Eight plans for gardens incor- 

porating these flowers will instruct 

the beginner as well as giving ideas 

for longtime growers. You may have 

seen some of these new plants in ca- 

talogs. New Flowers will eliminate 

"weeding out" the undesirable ones. 

Included is a source list of nurseries 

and seed companies. 

Tips to use outdoor light indoors 

Portraits taken indoors with out- 

door light will have a special quality 

all their own. The lighting will be 

soft, allowing very natural expres- 

sions to be captured on film. 

How best to light your indoor pic- 

ture? It's a matter of logic — doors 

and windows. Try to find an opening 

not receiving direct sunlight. Most 

always, a northern exposure will 

work fine. Better still, a bright over- 

cast day will provide good illumina- 

tion at any doorway or window. 

Place your subject near the win- 

dow until the outdoor light just spills 

across the face. If the shadow side 

looks too dark, prop a piece of white 

poster board next to the face and 

just out of camera range to bounce 

ImlK, some fill light, 

photography 

Monte 

Nagler 

timidating working distance and to 

get pleasing facial features. 'But 

don't overlook a full length body 

shot, too, where your normal lens 

will work just fine. 

WANT TO. be more creative? 

Here are a couple of different ideas 

that will produce pictures with an 

unusual impact. 

PAY SPECIAL attention to expo- 

sure because the bright light from 

tbe window may fool your meter and 

your subject will be underexposed in 

the final print To obtain a good ex- 

posure, move in close and take a 

reading off your subject's face and 

use this setting when you snap the 

shutter. 

Remember that even though 

you're shooting indoors, you're using 

outdoor light, so be sure to use day- 

Make silhouette portraits of pro- 

files by placing your subject directly 

in front of a window and taking the 

exposure reading from the outside 

light, not off the face. 

Or use a window with Venetian 

blinds on a sunny day. Adjust the 

blinds so they "paint" your subject 

with alternating lines of shadow and 

light to obtain a most extraordinary 

effect. 

Whatever you do, keep in mind 

that indoor images with outdoor 

light balanced film. And because tbe 

light will be less intense than if you 

were outside, you will probably need 

a faster film in the 400 ASA range. 

As in all good portraiture, a short 

to medium telephoto lens is ideal to 

keep you at a comfortable, non-in- 

light will reward you with exciting 

images for your photographic port- 

folio. 

Monte Nagler is a professional 

photographer based in Farming- 

ton Hills. 

a In Antique Flowers, Perenni- 

als, Enduring Classics for the 

Contemporary Garden (Harper- 

Collins, $29.95), Rob Proctor artfully 

explains the origins and early uses of 

many of these plants. He also de- 

scribes their growing habits and 

needs. 

Belamcanda chines is Iridaceac 

(Blackberry Lily) for instance, likes 

moist soil when growing but prefers 

a dryer area for over-wintering, and 

the berries that appear after tbe flo- 

wers are gone are a big bonus. This 

lily is often grown from the berries 

alone. 

Interesting facts make enjoyable 

reading. This book will inspire you to 

try new ideas. You may remember 

some of them from your grandmoth- 

ers' garden. The lovely photos by 

Rob Gray will help bring them to 

mind. 

• In the preface of Allen Lacy's 

The Garden in Autumn (Atlantic 

Monthly Press, $29.95), be explains 

why gardeners in the United States 

can enjoy the fruits of their labor for 

a longer period than our English 

friends, from whom we have learned 

so much, since our season is extend- 

ed a month or so longer. 

Descriptions of perennials that 

bloom into the fall as well as those 

planted for the specific blooming 

time are described. Many interesting 

facts are included. Lacy gives infor- 

mation about bulbs and grasses for 

autumn enjoyment. Thirty-one nur- 

series are listed as plant sources. 

• Garden Lore, Julia Jones and 

Barbara Deer (Summit- Books, 

$16.95) is a monthly account of leg- 

ends and gardening tips, poems and 

tbe like that were believed and prac- 

ticed by the English. 

By watching signs from plants and 

animals, people knew when to plant 

and what the weather would be like. 

It may inspire the reader to observe 

nature more closely. A delightful 

book for pleasure, which gives an in- 

sight into the beliefs of our forefa- 

thers. 

• The National Trust Book Of 

the English Garden, Richard Bis- 

grove (Viking, $29.95) details the his- 

tories of these gardens from medi-. 

eval times to the present. 

. Bisgrove describes gardens of spe- 

cific periods in a readable manner 

and explains how the arts, science, 

explorations and even politics of 

England and other countries influ- 

enced designs for particular times. 

He also gives a look into tbe lives of 

the gardeners and designers them- 

selves. 

Much can be learned here, not 

only from a historical point of view, 

but about the people wbo created 

such masterpieces, each unique in its 

own way. 

• A little cookbook. Peppers Hot 

& Sweet, Beth Dooley (Garden Way, 

$8.95) contains 100 recipes from 

around the globe, using these fruits. 

Many herbs are used, adding a 

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t'-> lots cedar fenced yerd tire- 

piece 2'» car garage (furnace cen- 

a, ,,i s -i-wjt-ar 

new m '988 upddated kitchen 

hardwood floors, lovely ne^noor- 

hood $115 000 By owner Appts 

only 644-5414 

BY OWNER - Bloomfield Hilts 

Quad-cevei 4 bedrooms 4 baths 

mdoor pool, waterfall soa sauna 

With mground t'Opcal trees a 

cants. e>r security system Neer 

acre with mature trees $329 000 

$70,000 under market value Must 

sell After 5 30pm or weekends 

540-9707 

JUOSON BRADWAV 

BcOOMFlELO VILLAGE 

mdian Mound Rd Outstanding colo- 

nial tudor 3400 so ft 4 bedrooms 

4 > baths must see to appreciate 

Offered by broker buyers only 

Ask for Peer! 661-5675 

DISTINCT 

Preengious Franeim (14 a Teie- 

gracu Bock rancft updated Ander- 

sen doors $12* 900 

MOOERN 

ALMOND KITCHEN 

wan maintained colonial waif 

landscaped large femey f«om ce- 

ramc foyer orculer drive $189 900 

CENTURY 21 

PREMIERE Real Estate Co 

626-8800 

MUST SELL TODAY- 

3 bedroom bungatow Irving room 1 

beth new kitchen new carpel 

$68,000 or beat oiler 352-9177 

or by appt 

336-8566 

NEW LISTINGS 

OPEN SUNOAV 2-5 

1637 Spotwood Or North of Lone 

Pine West oft Frank'io Rd Gor- 

fleous. roomy colonial m desirable 

Williamsburg Sub *4sietutty deco- 

rated m neutrals Move right m 

$265 000|SP> 

RED CARPET KEIM 855-9100 

NEW LISTINGS 

CITY OF BLOOMFIELD HILLS' 

Magnificent 12 000 so ft p*erd co- 

lonial. laaturmg spectacuer indoor 

pggl ty>~s coyn 

erale meid ouarten and (5t» g»- 

rage $1 875 000 647-7100 

NEW 0*1 THE MARKET .n Bloom- 

field HIIIS great location. H bath Over 2*00 

sc ft Updated 

kitchen, let floor tvoughout 

laundry pi 

place We* to schools WUhm min- 

utes o« 1-696 Won t last long at 

$151 900 OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 For 

ANNE MALONEY 655-8525 

CENTURY 21 

• MJL CORPORATE 

TRANSFEREE SERVICE 

851-6700 

DOWNTOWN FARMINGTON Com- 

pletely renovated 1910 home 3 

bedroom 2 Ml beths kdrery greet 

room, herowood floors central am 

cethadrei cenmgs leaded gieee 

sacma wood stove- deck pnvate 

yard Open Sur $139 900 478-5165 

FARMBROO* Sue - 3 bedroom 

belh open, floor pan herdwood 

floor*, flreptsce m sprinklers 

f eereee $'-8 600 553 »8?i 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 5 bedroom 

idoor pool quad level Some mmor 

tapers $272,500 Land contract 

$40 000 down 473-4129 

FARMINGTON MILLS - Bundert«erv 

Lerge Colonial 

a Broker OH Cal 

304 Farmington 

Farmington Hill* 

FARMINGTON HILLS i 

SPLASHY colonial 4 bedroom 2'ge includes 5 bedrooms oek FirminjlOO Hlll» 

penai library 5 hreceecee 'ear ter ,— 

! tace a arje Iront courTyard A se- : AWESOME 

; cured gstenouee community nart to A Hknop aereng 3 bedroom 

j Forest Lake Country CluC Bum by | contemporary Versetaa layout re- 

| Johr Richards Oeve«>pm*ii Corp oaa—C ughta. 2 story atrium 11 a 

-aistaad $254 700 

•WING LAKE PRIVILEGES 

] Charming entfi picket fence Reg- ; 

stone patro 2 firepiacea hardwood 

Hoo»s 6 pane" doors new kitchen 

tue beaement Greet winter sports | 

on nearby aae $229 000 M-178718 

HANNETT, INC. 

REALTORS 

646-6200 

303 W.BImfld. KMQO - 

Orchfd lakB 

•EAuTtFUL and CMAMHNO *• ; 

Bloomfield 3 y» 230C SO ft mehc- 

ulOuSiy maintained e>cenem 

schools aa profeeewnei feeiurea I 

that maaa mnrig easier 

$175 000 ««1-775t ! 

BCALITIFLIL SETTING I 

• acre feed tot Knoewood Heights 

4 bedrapm country Colonial 

Beems moldings wood floors 

Birmingham schools $329 900 

By Owner 82H89Q 

BLOOMFIELO SCHOOLS 

a BOAT LAKE ACCESS 

is what this 3 bedroom 2 Bat" ranc- 

hes to o"er Beautifully fmianec 

basement attached entry ga- 

rage feed IOI wee caraa for Caa , 

•or appomlmeni today $179 000 

B385CI Century 21 a 

l « 8*9 5000 

BRANC SEA LONSTWUCTlON 

GORGEOUS TREED LOT on a cul- 

de-sac Custom Quality 4 bedroom 

quad 3 Ml oeths fireplace and wet 

bar at femey room formal dmng 

newer em cO sis a kitchen 

attached 2 car garage $239 900 

Beat The Crowd! 

eronderM 4 bedroom 2's oeih 

Siatary bnca colonial » Oeeirsbia 

Chatham Hies w 40 * acres of 

EXECUTIVE COLONIAL 

bedroom 2 i beth bnck 2 s»om 

Hardwood entrance foyer kitchen a 

braekfaat knook Great room wrth 

wood burrwig f» apiece and we! bar 

1st floor leundry library aun room, 

wood deck mcaiy lendacapad wrth 

sprmkkna syHeni circular dn»e 2 

car attached garage $209 900 

OH A ROLLING COUNTRY LOT 

Beeutitm setting J bedroom 1i 

beth bnck tn luM Wood bummg 

fireplace end p«ture wndow in large 

avtng room, forme dmmg room 

Dent* « i 

to move I 

root furnace mr condWemng bath- 

room Cpuntry KJMtien garage end 

i and noma 

Hurry o 

$86 90C 

on the one"1 Won't lest" I 

UVONIA CONOO 

HEPPARD 

478-2000 

305 Brighton-Hartland 

HowaU 

SPACIOUS 2 BEDROOM WUCh AûRtMG COUH'Pr 10 ec/es' 

CONDO - Recently re-done aatf l700 „ n mewling ranch 2 Ca- 

know catKnets carpet a peert .nach^ saperate oaf-' 

Covered paoo onenookt serene oond Ask«g $129 90C 9-' 

Commons aree tjâtjtnme msi- -noogege with $ 12 MO do-m 

ter beth a mure $49,900 ) ONE WA* REALTY 

473-5500 or 1-SCC-3S3 ! 281 

CENTURY 21 

HARTFORD 

BftiGHTOH Oe Mane SuO Engneh 

tudor executive home 7950 soft 

lerge mcnar formal >rung room k- 

ty ar. t*i nooi *inuiv «.eijeuBLi 

leegent 

ASK FOR CLAYTON 

S" M6«'C 313-478-9289 or 

iEM> 1517-544-8541 

""REE BEDROOM 3 bef 2 500 

sc fi &• re-el Ranch on S/4 ace m 

Hamburg Lakes regKn Loaded «r«h 

eitraa access tc Huron Rrner & pn- 

»efe lit $154 900 By Owner 

Days 4T7 i&3< E»e* 231-1936 

306 Southfwtd-Uthrup 

GOLF. TENNIS. PARK 

around the comer Almoat and ecre 

with a ranch Has duung roow *sn* 

ly room anacned garage fit* 

terms $72 899 

CENTURY 21 

> PREMIERE Real Est«t« Co 

626-&800 

GRACIOUS RANCH 

| i*ro5SPRi 

737-9000 

C0LDWELL 

BANKER 

Scfiw«tz®r Real Estate 

GREAT HOME-by Owner Lattwup 

veage Memenance "ee s nervy 

New carpeting < pamtmg 3 bedroom 

V i bath centre -a* 2 car anacned 

garage Ceil after 6 30pm 55»-«339 

room*, tacuzzi I 

Open Sun. 1-5pm 

28200 Gi'aerimaadow S ol ft Mae i do— to uge a I 

LATlRije Vl^ÂQE 

3 bedroom Onck ranch. 2*1 baths 

Almost 1 acre lo« | merit w«h bar tprmkta- system 

, . US-23 Much more [ alarm system a mora Ca* 

E d MiddMbeH First offering cm : ^ „ g/nur% welcome Fo» Century 21 PelactOK a Tram ' 

this Sharp 3 bedroom ranch on s: ,ppo kitcnen kr 

m famey room attached 2 car 

garage Or*, $ 19 000 

1900 Caa lor deeta* 

GARY OONAHUE 

Remerica 

HOMETOWN REALTORS 

459-6222 

PERFECT 

OPEN SUN 2-5 

34415 RamM Mills ' 

N off 11 W Ol Farrrengtor 5 bed 

| Gae now $154 900 

One • MODEL 1 " Left 

impoeaibie to aueacam $539 000 

Century 21 ?TlZ?o 

477 "" 00 RALPH 

BRIGHTON LATHRUP 28650 Eldorado Place 

Greet value - i»25 sc * 3 bed i 2 PM ' bedroorr 2 beth bnck 

room colonial •« beaut»ui femey ranc* large farmed yard -tew decs 

iwwjfih ii'iiii'ihI Home is tn now* Florida room enmaciAate coodtior 

$119 000|C06«030I ! $96 900 

AS bnck 3 bedroom ranch on i 9 MAGNIFICENT 

acres mciudaa tame, room a ire- I » the omy way to aeecntie ••*» bnca 

piece $ 128 900 iCOB57eOi beauty AS you have lo do is move 

COvDWf^L BANKER • your tumnure mo (fas completely 

BRIGHTON TOWN a COUNTR* redecorated dentwij 3 bedroorr 

227-1111 ranch 2"* bams, tamey room w'net- 

urai Vapiace library loads or stor 

BRIGHTON - 1500 s« ft -ancr. 1 eg, wnh ots of curb aopee O a 

year old on S acres 3 bedroom. 2tj beauf*u> comer fenced Kf P-Ked 

bath r* car garage lu» basement J ,c aek rmsflee occupancy 

(141 000 685-7e05 

SPECIAL PRICE 

559-0990 

HURRY' 

NEW LISTING- 

WOW- BeeutiMey eppotted 3 bed 

room bnca ranc»i on toraa, large lot- MANUEL 

rary bnca Tudor on beeutme wood- 

ad let 2 » bathe Ml Beee i wt flre- 

Oiece central aa large meetar suite 

txjAOers beat once at $134,900 

"Picture Perfect" 

Lowely 3 bedroom i a belh bnca 

•anch wrth tue Imafted beasmsrt 

Priced to mowe $«9 900 

NETWORK 

REAL ESTATE 

476-1600 

I BEAUTIFUL 

j -onms I 

! piace deck 2's car ge-sge 

$149 900 Open Houee Sin 1-4 

Pry LÎSS OMy 4TS-7908 

BUILDER ANKiOUS" 3 

PRIME 

floors. Niwned rec room enetfied s«e»ous 4 bedroom 2 800 so ft 

parage T.analarred oemer* N W«h d^ Isl floor laundry 

| m Ww $140 000 s 

RED CARPET KEIM 

' MIDWEST ARR-I 

AJST LJSTEO 

4 tear old 3 bedroom Ranch 2 Fye 

i baths sprary study anached 2 car 

garage 14111 uiw SISSj 1 Acre lot 

SowCondMOn $119 900 

Greet price end location 

Ask fljr KEN RAJNA 

CENTURY 21 NARTFORO 4 7»_t000 

NATURE .OVER S PARADISE 

OPEN SUN -4PM 

PLENT* OF ELBOW ROOM 1 3 bed- 1 f0orh «I '1 eke ii'' srtfl kitchen m 

room 2 1 belh -anch » corxeruent -^»wrên' 2'-» baths tamey room 

: MCGLAUN 

steuvneaier carpet srtuated an 2- 

acree a Hamend Schoon $134 90C 

Take M-58 3 maes E o> uS-23 H* 

•ow signs lo 2219 Backs .ana MINI ESTATE secluded 2 acres 3-4 

bedrooms 2 fireplaces tam.r, 

OPEN SUN • 40M . room greennouea garage Owner 

SUPER SHARP" Newer diatom [ broker ' B9i-0*92 3570154 

bu«t 1600 *Q ft mach 3 oeoooms 

2 tue baths ms Bseemem flrepiece Popular B««COO SfluRTB 

in great room 1st floor laundry 2 * |j T>«a konely 3 bedroom 2 « benh 

car gerege lerge let n preehgme | home hes 

kOai»ik«y w 

stove ene 

on w lake pmaagae on aa c0 dmng -oom e grea* «or 

- . _ ljmjn ann, I sports 1-eaa Shannon _mder Ie»wig speoous kttatar wit 

aT Schools $138 000 's«e US-23 la . windo- Ou. 

—• - - - Clyde Ree.itgoWtherNonOid defwaaf 3 

age and large «* A«mg $234 90C w ^ F auaaert N on Lmden wttf herOmt 

j Rd foaow to 845" Sterwood aMh flrapiece Greet famey nom* 

pnoedtoaea at $104 900 

OPEN SUN " *PV . 

-r... ZZZTZF5Z2-ZT, The Prudential 

464-7111 Harry S Wolfe 

•REALTORS 

CENTURY 21 

ROW- 

Open Suhdaw 1 

162 SOC 

—— • -orw 

qiaet a*-de-eec backmg so Com- ^ mam _out 

•none Mesier surte w«h Mk r cto- arounc porch 6 

462-1660 

J RICHARDADAMSRUSSELLINC. 

200 Huron View Ann Arbor, MI 48103 (313) 994-5?56 

pare Juatit, 

•snce the price $149 900 Ruherd 

Binder Buad"ng Co 788-247* famey -oom flrepiece * acre Mi 2 

car garage Special flnencmg e«ea 

• - $18 000 oi ieee 

n t I I OOO a* 

OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 

ULTRA MOCCRN t 6J0 eouere ft 

o> plan femey BEAUTIFUL' Mmt 

Open Dairy 

1200 Nioon *pm 

RESIDENTIAL 

OFFICE 

INDUSTRIAL 

«Milr Rrted 

953-00801 

* 953-00801 

| N Sales Office 

TYmhrnkr 

Broker* Always Welcome 1 

> 

/ Ot whipiJ by Grfenmfdow 1 

7 Mile Road 

CHARMING STARTER 

•re decnr 

cx-vaea petio open floor 

nm t aaoo 

SI n 

MOO a* 1 

feeturee U N 000 

HflP-U RCA, fS-ATl 

• h m I • o p » SUNDAY 

BEAUTIFUL SPRAWR.esG RANCH j f^»TQM RANCH 

; SOf sobers * « 

t "" V * 

I ANT AST C COLONIAL »e0T» 

LMHUWI— BF53B 

tc •}'}; 

furnace 8 central aw $I29 900L»V 

MAK BROOCK 82»e000 

WEST BLOOMFIELD 

i tee became 

»-oon» l i 

DESIGN . 

BUILD 

RENOVATION 

$»87 7S0 Caa891*770 

WEST BLOOMFIELO 

FAMILY HOAET TTSREA 

'anch On large 

acreeoiwooda 

any OnN $88 800 

BRANO NEW HOsef Three bed 

Orey $' 800 

The Prudential 

Harry S. WoH«, 

REALTORS 

462-1660 

»«*h more" $172 500 Cae 881-8778 

1 ERA RYMAL SYMES 

FARM HOUSE 

1 Bed greet rpem dwenaioah 

,-ww floors dees I per 

*aps I i'oa OOO C-* 1°^83 1200 

te mention 

Century 21 

Today ISM000 

•8*8 1808 8 19B0 CENT^RAON 

A word Winning Offlca 

$248 800 MOW 

MAI BROOCH 

rssur- b -~ 1,4100 

ERA COUNTRY RIDGE 

474-3303 

LIVONIA'S NEWEST 

"DORENA ESTATES' 

(Off 7 Mile. West of Gill) 

4 ^CUSTOM BUILT 

EXECUTIVE HOMES LEFT 

TO CHOOSE FROM 

2,000 sq ft Ranches • 2.600 «q ft Cotoroato 

Mearty '*> Acre Treed Homesfles 

Prices Starting 41*199,900 

Ask foe Ron oe Al 

347-3050 or 470-7004 

Sales and MarksNng by 

COLOWELL BANKER SCHWEITZER

6 € * OAE Thursday. March 7. 1M1 

CROSSWORD PUZZLER 

ACROSS 

1 Mournful 

4 Last king of 

Troy 

9 High 

mouniam 

12 Southern 

blackbird 

13 Uncanny 

14 River W 

Scotland 

15 Mountain on 

16 At a distance 

17 Protective 

ditch 

18 Kind ot doth 

20 French 

21 Note ot scale 

23 Possessive 

pronoun 

24 Sailor 

28 Fruit drink 

30 End 

32 Speck 

34 New: prefix 

35 Sluggish 

3* Guardian ' 

39 Opp ot WSW 

40 Lawmaking 

body 

41 Pedal (WQt 

43 Teutonic 

daily 

44 Father 

45 Avoids 

deliberately 

47 Wearying 

parson 

50 Inspires with 

wonder 

51 Vigor: 

coOoq 

54 Female sheep 

55 Demean, 

degrade 

56 A n p 

57 Spread tor 

drying 

58 Temporary 

shelters 

59 Scold 

Anewer to Pravkxia Puzzle 

• • • • Q Q O B QOQ 

• • • QGHDBQ • • • 

QDQOQQ UDEJEdQlQl 

• • • a • • 

• Q Q • • • a a a s 

monkey 

2 in addition 

3 Watch I 

S Allusion 

6 Tehran s 

country 

1 Capuchin 

7 Ventilate 

8 Myself 

9 Fuss 

10 Meadow 

11 Fondle 

17 Wherewithal 

19 Maiden loved 

by Zeus 

20 Hawaiian 

wreath 

21 Lanterns 

22 Worship 

24 Most serene 

25 Man 

26 Make 

amends 

27 More recent 

29 Short jacket 

31 Soak, as 

flax 

33 Public 

storehouse 

37 Greek letter 

38 Stirs up 

42 Printer s 

measure 

45 GraceM bird 

46 Twirl 

47 Wager 

48 Be in debt 

49 Crimson 

50 White House 

nickname 

52ênod of 

time 

S3 Wooden pin 

55 Near 

©1991 United Feature Syndicate 

Compliments of The 

Birmingham-Bloomfield 

Board Of Realtors® 

REALTOR® 

306 South fiekl-La thrup 306 SouthfiaW-Lathrup 

"JR. EXECUTIVE" 

Spacious Ptum Hollow Ranch oUrl 

3 large bedrooms 2H Oaths formal 

Swung room, modern kitchen, tamity 

room wtn fireplace, over 2100 aq ft. 

Oi living area Askmg S9V900 

CENTURY 21 

Hartford South 

261-4200 

OP€N SAT 2-4PM 

Lovely ranch home on 697 acre* 

Attached apartment tor m-lavA or 

office Not a drwe by Oon"t rme* tt. 

$106 200 

Ask tor LAURA RECTOR 

CENTURY 21 HARTFORD 478-0000 

OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 

JW3 - Larê K* MM) 

oom witfi - 

. $67,500 

1TM t ROxeunv Moving lo Flori- 

da. Beautiful Cape cod. family room, 

many wonderful features S79 998 

SAVE THOUSANDS' Helping Sellers 

Sen By Owner' 

541-0700 

HELP-U-SELL of Soulti Oakland 

SOUTHFIELD OPEN SUN 2-4PM 

19190 ELDRIDGE LANE 

S oi 13 Mile. E ol Evergreen 

Sharp 4 bedroon 2W Cain trMevel 

Matures contemporary updates and 

Birmingham Schools Very large 

family room wrth natural fireplace, 

moderrmed kitchen with ail appli- 

ances and 2 car attached garage 

1123.500 

THE PRUOENTIAL 


689 8900 

NEW LISTINGS 

SPACIOUS BRICK RANCH' 

3 Bedrooms finished basement with 

bar A fun bath, spaoous kitchen 

open to family room wtth doorwaU. & 

2 car attached garage $90,000 

esi-esoo 

ESTATE SECTKJN of Lethrupl Com- 

fortable ranch featuring 3 bed- 

rooma. 1V» baths, plus baaamant. 

tun Oath, tamity room 6 rec. room 

with fireplace, and wet bar. 

1123.500 647-7100 

RALPH 

MANUEL 

307 South Lyon 

Milfortf-Highland 

A New Community 

Just W ol Novi 

Eagle Heights - South Lyon 

Homes to choose from, ranches, 

colonials cape cods. 3 or 4 bed- 

rooms. 2 baths. 2 car garage. 

ement, energy efficient homes 

with 2 x 6 waits 

From $102,500 to S 147.500 

Model open 10 MMe - Martindate 

Model 437-3773 Office 229-5722 

ADLER HOMES INC 

Brighton. Mich 


pancy. vary large to*, exceaent type 

subdivision. Family room/fireplace, 

attached 2 car garage Anxious. 

$133,900 

ONE WAV REALTY 473-5500- 

MILFORO PINE MEAOOWS - on* 6 

anas left including stunning pine 

tree covered site adjacent to Kens- 

ington Park CaB 383-4150 


SOUTH LYON- - Country Lane Ea- 

tatea 2.208 SQ if contemporary. 2 

story. 3 bedrooms. 2't baths, large 

a'cat room. VH floor laundry, hall 

acre lots $180,400 Open House 

Sal i Sun March 9-10. 12-Spm or 

shown by appointment 1% miles W 

of PonttacTr on oi 10 M*e Rd . en- 

ter on Pondsrosa through Oakwood 

Meadow Sub. 

A.J VAN OVEN BUILDERS 

229-2085 684-1228 

South Lyon 

NEW CONSTRUCTION 

1.850 Sq Ft bnck ranch. 3 bed- 

room. 2 fun baths, master suite with 

whirlpool, cathedral ceiling. 2 car at- 

tached garage After 5pm 981-2359 

S. Lyon. 2'A Acres 

New construction, 3 bedroom. 2H 

bath colonial. fanWy room. hjN base- 

ment 6 attached garage, nearty 

completed $139,900 

DARLEEN SMITH 

RE/MAX 100 INC. 

348-3000 

308 Rochester-Troy 

Beautiful Troy 4 bedroom, tamay 

room with arched flrepiece. l«*mal 

dining room, rec -room, braktast 

nook, central air. attached garage, 

many exlras MOTIVATED 

SELLERS $«02.500 

HEPPARD 

478-2000 

OPEN SAT 8 SUN. 1-5 

1133 MAPLE LEAF DR. ... 

(S ol Hamlin. W of Livarnola)' 

ROCHESTER HILLS - Colonial bum 

m 1989 4 bedrooms. 2't baths, liv- 

ing & dmmg rooms, kitchen nook, 

study 2'+ ear attached garage 8 

more Owner $173,900. 656-4193 

OPEN SUNDAY 1-4. NW Troy re- 

duced to $145,000 4 bedroom. W 

bath San Box Colonial. 1st floor 

laundry, dan. central air. sprinkler 

system, newer deluxe appliances A 

carpeting, oversized fenced lot 

1760 Remington 641-9076 

OPEN SUNOAY 1-4 PM 

Troy Executive colonial 3900 Fair- 

fax. S off Wattles E of John R 

1989 4 bedroom. 2S bam. greet- 

room style wrth den or formal dining 

room WIS not last at $199,900 

RE/MAX in the HWs 

Rlchsd Rosen 

680-2049 

OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 P.M. 

ROCHESTER - W off Adams. iusi 

north of University 487 RoBmgreen 

Spacious former builders model. 

2400 - sq ft quadievel home Fee- 

lures 4 bedrooms. 2H baths, family 

room with bar and natural firepiace 

Just listed at $154,900 

ROCHESTER - ADAMS CORRIDOR 

AREA) Spaoous 1981. 2650 sq R . 

4 bedroom. 2's bath colonial. Al the 

goodies wetfiar. sunroom adjoining 

family room, skykght. 2 tiered deck, 

central air 2 move Just reduced to 

$179,900 or best offer! 

ROCHESTER - Country Ranch Es- 

tate Overlooking 4 treed 8 ro«ng^ 

acres 2455 sq ft 1980 custom 

ranch wtth skylights library or 4th 

o6M. fiffwy roam 

V 'oom 

kitchenette 8 so much morel Re 

duced to the ridiculous at $169,900 

REVMAX In the Hills 

Richard Roeen 

680-2049 

PRICE REDUCED 

BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS - TROY 

By Owner 3 bedroom. 1Vk bath 

ranch. Mr. deck, new windows-car- 

pel. much morel $109,500 Open 

Sat 8 Sun. 1-5 647-4076 

ROCHESTER HILLS - Brookedale 

Woods by owner Lovely colonial. 

4 bedrooms. 2'* baths, many 

exlras $149,500 Open March 3rd 4 

lOtti. 1 to 4pm 375-1929 

MIL.FORD - 1989 colonial, cult) aa sc. 

2% car garege. wooded beck yard, 

central air. oek flooring, fireplace. 

dishwasher, finished basement 8 

mucft more. 8148.900. 

ROCHESTER HILLS - BY OWNER 

NEW CONSTRUCTION. 3 bedroom. 

FIXER-UPPER 

Large Centennial Colonial on 5 

acres with 2 barns needs s loi of 

pamt to bring this home back to its 

days of grandeur South Lyon 

$120,000 737-5079 

Schools 000 737-: 

SOUTHFIELD - Sparkling brick 

ranch 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, country 

kichan Famdy room has cathedral 

ceding Prestige location Central 

am. fireplace Garage More, more 8 

mora $116 ,900 HflS 353-7170 

Southfield - Wooded Acre 

Contemporary bnck ranch over 

2000 sq fl 2't baths 1st 1»oor 

laundry. A 3 car attached garage 

Cute' Three bedroom ranch 

with 1'» baths, finished bssemeni 

fsmily room attached garage 

$112 500 

Mom« st last-Come m. take s look 

m this sharp 4 bedroom. 2 bath CO 

lonral With many updates attached 

garage large country lot Call far 

del ailed information $124,900 

RED CARPET 

KEIM 

SUBURBAN 

261-1600 

OPEN SUNDAY 1-4PM 

3 bedroom ranch with cantrsl am. 2 

car garage, neutral decor appli- 

ances included Mmt condition im- 

mediate occupancy $91 000 11434 

Lovaiand 421-0492 

OPEN SUN 1-5 Kimberty Oaks 

4 bedroom colonial. 3't bam. family 

room'fireplace. 2 car garage Ouck 

occupancy $134 900 427-1776 

OPEN 1-4 SUNDAY 

DORIS - 9930 Beautiful 3 bedroom 

bnck ranch, central am. finished 

basement 2 lull lis" is 2'-» car ga- 

rsge. immediate occupancy remod- 

eled kitchen. Florida room, warranty 

$86 900 S oi Plymouth Rd 

W of Middlebert 

Century 2.1 

CASTELLI 525-7900 

Rosedale Ranch 

Walk to schools, parks, shopping 

from this brick ranch on great 

street Central air. doonwat fresh 

pamt A hardwood floors Profes- 

sional Imshed bssdment Home 

warranty Hurry $89 900 (oSIOIPl 

JOHN McARDLE 

Remerica 


420-3400 

SHARP 3 BEDROOM RANCH 

m move-m condition Newer furnace 

with central am. hardwood floors, 

updated kitcAen. firasned basement 

2 car garage Many extraa! Can 

MIKE MUSCILLO 

Century 21 Monhwood 399-0400 

SO MUCH FOR YOUR MONE* 

Ideal Cotomsi lor larger fsmily' Lots 

ot squsrs footage' 4 Bedrooms. 2'i 

bsths den' fsmily room kmsned 

t>Ssilent v:*) mi 

" LARGE LOT 

Nitty 3 bedroom Ranch Beeujitul 

master suite wrth bath A sitting 

room Newer kitchen family room 

attached garsge $119,900 

CENTURY 21 


464-6400 

SPACIOUS CUSTOM Brick Ranch 

on beautiful 62x300 ft lot Attached 

garsge A 2 barns 4 bedrooms. 2't 

baths, centrsl atr too much to hst< 

immaculate $169 000 478-9414 

STARTER 

•n to mis tastefully 

4 bedroom bungalow large 

kitchen, centrsl aa. newer vmyi 

windows deck 2 car garage- Much 

morel $66 900 Csll 

MIKE LEACH 

CENTURY 21 

ROW 

464-7111 


AFFORDABLE RANCH - 3 bed 

rooms. 1'» bsths on largs tot At 

lecned garsge am. tsmu, room 

Cleanr Extrss' $104,900 397-8012 

BY OWNER N Canton 4 bedroom 

2'v bath colonial 2400 sq »1 Many 

new extras Buyers only $123 900 

CaH sher 5pm 454 9407 

PRICED TO SELL 

Owner transferred snd tlws spotless 

4 bedroom brick cotoraal is waiting 

tor your family Decor sled m earth 

tones Family room wrth firepiace 

Irving room and for added privacy 

den'study Large deck A beeutifur 

land ec sped yard Pnce reduced to 

$182 500 , 

ERA ACCENT 

421-7040 

Best Setting 

Backs up to the woods and park 

Mmt condition 4 bedroom 2'i bath 

bnck colonial with new vmyi win- 

dows, remodetod oak kitchen and 

bam deck, plusn carpeting and 

central Sir $t27 900 


Harry S Wolfe. 

REALTORS 

421-5660 

independently Owned end Opersted 

ROSEDALE GARUENS $124 900 

JUST LISTED 

Vour back m time with a Mile touch 

tine immaoulsta 3 bedroom r* 

bem brick colonial Elegant Irving 

room with natural hreplace beauti- 

ful rsmoidetad »richer A bem formal 

dmmg room, cantrsl am Ext eSsm 

ALEX ALOE* 

476-5300 

BRAND NEW LISTING 

1409 HERITAGE 

OPEN SUN 130-5PM 

N OF PALMER W Of HAGGERTY 

Sharp 3 bedroom bnck /ammmum. 

1H baths family room, ton wall 

hr apiece. 1 car attached garege 

doorwea to wood deck over ions ina 

animus' 

Cak EN70 A PC >F «C 

MAYFAfR 522-8000 

BY OWNER - 3 

'anch 1.800 sq fl attached 

garaoe 'errwy room 1st floor 

laundry 2 fua bams oantrsi s* new 

carpeting and much mors' 

$116,800 981-6131 

LIVONIA 

OPEN SUN 12-4PM? 

OilCf 0 $A$ MAKES 

LIVING- si as BEST' 

S oi 5 Maa. E of i even 

4 bedroom Quad level approxi- 

mate^ 20 000 worth oi newer 

emenmea' 2 M bathe 3 car 

attached garaoe Mi s Cleen m isse 

youf MUWRY' Huewy HURRY 1 

Caa DO* or DORtS 

MAYFAIR 522-8000 

on LEE & NOEL 

BITTINGER 

Present 

KAAKJ UAJWM, UXXJ UVTNC. J br(^(VKT 1 S 

K4fh ?vKv%inrv Grejf Ijrmfy m Sr^ om 

nrw kitihrn i abinm lover fWvmn^ InpshK pamtnd tmrUird 

(urrd lawn tut Linn to wwdnt an-a Pmed m %101 

347-3050 ' 

C0LDWELL 

BANKER 


BREATHTAKING 

contemporary ranch offers newer 

'mal dining room living 

room with prepisce snd spectscutar 

family room wrth atrium like spa 

$129 900 

Remerica 

Village Square 

349-5600 

Beautiful Treed 

setimg surrounds this spaoous 

2 600 sq fl 4 bedroom 2't bath 

home Ouaiiy bum wai piaster ^re- 

place sttacned garage $179 900 

Remerica 

HOMETOVSiN REALTORS 

459-6222 

314 Plymouth 

MAX HOME: MINI PRICEf 

n pays to set qwotfy on rare vstue 

4 bedrooms 2'i bfiias recreation 

room. 2 car anacAed oarage, fenced 

yard l i M covered front porch loi 

i our isisure' JUST LISTED 

12*900 

Ask for SYLVIA KEOUGH 

or DOUG MASON 

459-6000 or 454-9666 

CO LOWELL BANKER 

Schwemsr Real Estate 

New Construction 

Exclusively 

for • Pomte Bukders preseason 

special 3000 sq It 2 story wrth 

wk* out By Cornerstone BuUdmg 

$250 000 

CALL NANCY MElNiMOCR 

346-9950 or 770-0211 or 780-3267 

314 Plymouth 

OPEN SUM 2-5 

Plymouth Twp Beecon Trak 

edroom country coloni- 

al on premium lot becas to wooded 

common Larps decs fam«y room 

wrth natural fireplace 31a car ga- 

rags $188 800 45425 Woodke^r 

Way or by appomtrnent 459-0061 

SEARCHING? 

for a ranch home that *n t pen of a 

traditional suf Ws have an imnvac- 

uwie 3 bedroom 3 v bam home 

315 Northvillo-Movi 

BY OWNER - 3 bedroom V, bath 

brick Colonial Attached 2 csr 

garage_£us*QC> aluminum trim A 

gutters air 2 huge decks, much 

more $139 900 453-6617 

CUTE. COZY. CHARMING 

Describes this 3 bedroom l'i esfh 

bnck rsnch with 2 car attached gs- 

rsge neulrsi decor throughout sps- 

'oous kitchen witn abundance of 

counter A cupboard space antr eat- 

mg arss overlooking tsmily room 

witn fireplace centra' air under- 

ground sprint >ers $99,900 

NANCT PE TRUCE LLl 

COLDWELL BANKER 

Schwetzter Real Estate 

459-6000 

READY FOR INSPECTION! 

OPEN FOR ADMIRATION! 

Sunday 2-5 554 Shana. E «"L«ay. 

N of Cherry Hili Gracious but not 

ostenlstiuous 3 bedroom. !'» bath 

coiorus; wrth a spacious feeling 

$104 500 Csll _ 

Lynn Vanerian 

REAL ESTATE ONE 

455-7000 

COZY COUNTRY livmg on this 

beguiifui 1 3 acre tot with many 

shade and frurt trees plus sn 600 

sq ft 4 tier deck csn be yours A 

spacious newfy remodeled country 

kitchen snd sdioming tarrufy room 

wtfi be vour favorite sanctuary lo 

• •ew mat natural bseui> Super rec 

room lP52MDmf$_1M 500 451-5400 

Quality 

PEAL ESTAfE 

DRAMATIC 

FAMILY ROOM 

Wrth vBuffed cathedral cMmgs A 

natural si one iirecxace included w«m 

this maintenance free 3 bedroom 

country ranch on a secluded treed 

tot. 2',* car garage A a very afford- 

able pnce of lust $93 900 

Cak 981 2900 or 454-4400 

Remerica 

COUNTRY PLACE 

ELEGANCE! 

throughout this 3 bedroom ranch 

•nth wet bar m family room with gor 

OPEN SUN 2-5PM . 

GET THERE FIRST' 

• II be waiting at 1645 Morrison 

Stunning 3 bedroom brick colonial 

Features sunroom new kitchen 

alarm system central air aiummum 

trim mud room $119 900 Call lor 

more detaus 

-»e- 

SALE Bv OWNER - new develop- 

ment new 4 bedroom upgraded co- 

lonial with many sitras master bath 

with lecuzzv outdoor cedar deck 

$165 000 451-2093 

RE MAX CROSSROADS 

344-7523 or 453-6700 


4 bedroom 2'i bath colonial large 

fsmity room win fireplace 1st floor 

laundry country sue «.tch«n 3 car 

sttached gsrsge $129 900 Can 

ALEX ALOE 

Realty Professionals 

476-5300 

PRICE IS RIGHT! 

RAINBOW ENDS HERE' Golden vsi- 

ue m tfus 100% updsied 4 bedroom 

2 story 2't bsttis 1st floor laundry 

16 ft dmmg room A a list of trea- 

sures' Ever brand new wirvdows'" 

$134 900 JUST LISTEO 

Ask for SYLVIA KEOUGH 

or DOUG MASON 

459-6000 or 454-9666 

COLDWELL BANKER 

Schweitzer Rest Estate 

PRICE REDUCED 

OWy $104,500 Open Sun 2-5 '944 

Poundtabie West Super rsnch with 

fsmir, room fireplace, basement 2 

car attached garage"ioeda of appk- 

ancas stay Naw central am A root 

Plymouth-Canton schools 

CENTURY 21 TAYLOR A ASSOC 

451-9415 or 721-4241 

SPRING AHEAD 

m mis 4 bedroom r> story with fuk 

basement Isrge lot quiet court set- 

ting Attsched garsge central sir 

$113,500 CaH 

DAVE BECKVVITH 

Remerica 


459-6222 

Better Homes & Gardens 

oacus ••replace formal dmmg sres 

Eilra msutstion. crown moldings 

Backs to B acre commons Superbfy 

landscaped Basement 

attached garage $244,900 

Remerica 


459-6222 

HARD to COME BY Ridgewooc 

Hilts ranch neutrsi decor through- 

out Three wonderful bedrooms 

great room w fireplace formal dm- 

mg room lots mora Call for fha ex- 

tras i P60Redl $227 500 451 -5400 

Quality 

REAL ESTAfE 

REAL ESTAfE 


BUYING? 

Million Dollar View 

Ranch with walkout. Over 2 acres 

$249 500 Can 

BiLL ARMBRUSTER 

Remerica 


459-6222 455-4707 

NEW CONSTRUCTION to be edm- 

s«e'ed Ms, 1991 Elegant elevation 

colonial open foyer with circular | 

Luunifh 1U8 miuw uutif. . 

PLYMOUTH OPEN HOUSE 

SAT 4 SUN T 4PM 

46660 FOX OR SO 4 

Fabulous contemporary soaring 

ceilings unrestricted floor plan un- 

wrsua> siavcsee 3 hrsptoces fantas- 

tic kitchen A 3 car garage Private 

selling overtookmg large Commons 

Cak for eatras' $419.900 c3C 

I PL YMOUTH OPEN HOUSE 

SAT 1-4PM 

11704 MORGAN 

Gorgeous new kneftan caOmets 

counters flooring piaie racks 

dishwssher etc Nsw plush carpet, 

new staircase balustrade wet 

psasdter hardwood floors fenced 

•ard I car 8*r*9* Period home' 

$67 900 = 126 

SALEM - Aduit 'osier care home 

'sisad rsnch on 2 acres kcensad for 

6 'ssKtents 3 bedrooms 2 bams 

SL99.900 allO 

NOVI Not your usuSf subdivision 

noma, sll bnck four bedroom 2's 

Bath ranch wrth FarrMy room located 

on acre with a Carklike setting 

Just reduced to $127 900 a 62 

FAOMINGTON HILLS - 3000 sq ft 

Tudor Colonial on Commons 4 bed- 

rooms Famrfy Room Formal Ommg 

Room 2'» sttached car garage 

Fantastic home CaC lor details 

$•65 900 siO 

NORTHVILLE OPEN HOUSE 

SUN 1 -4 PM 

2147J HOLMBURv 

Privacy galore from walk-out lower 

level cathedral ceAng oeaulitm 

ground A landscskping wrap 

around wood deck rued tors' large 

tot wood burning firepiace garage 

neater prestigious sub Artacned 2 

car garsge Ra>sad ranch $149 900 

= 128 

The 

Michigan 

G r o u p 

Realtors 

459-3600. 

surts lacuxzi room custom decamg 

largs pole bam and mof You n love 

ths isass and Plymouth schools 

$196,000 

Remerica 


349-5600 

V Way i 

Gracious 4 bedroom tudor noma 

Grand loyer with spuai Slav case 

trench doors lead to dan stone fire 

puce in family room ana ma ksl 

goes on $325 900|P21POR i 

453-6800 

COLDWELL 

BANKER 


316 Weetlend 

Garden City 

BEAUTIFUL Weal lend noma 4 bed 

rooms 2 I us bams fun baaamant 

completely jpdaled tfus is • must 

see lo appreciate Setter ma aaim 

m closing costs toi only $79,900 

Open Sun 1-5 31450 Gra 

721-2256 

THIS HOME 

SPELLS VALUE! 

« bedrooms. 2't bams Large isiand I 

krtchen. 1st floor laundry Fsrmty I 

room features cathedral caMmg and 1 

bnck kreplace Othar features n- { 

dude formal dmmg room mee dan; ; 

study Ak tor only $226 500 

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 

1-4 PM 

North & WiKoi Wsst o» Haggety j 

42111 BRENTWOOD 

Spring into this 3 bedroom aa brick 1 

ranch comptote anth family room ; 

firspiaca and hrasnac oassmenl' | 

Greet location m weK-eststx-shed : 

r*aghbott»ood -on an o»er*oeO cor- 

ner tot Superb vaiusstS 107 50® 


William Decker, 

REALTORS 

455-8400 

independent Owned and Operated 

315 rtorthville-Nov 

BRADNER. A 6 M»LE AREA" fully 

equipped tradrtranal bnca 2 si or, 

Colonial tostures central air master 

suite 1st floor laundry' attached ga- 

rage. lower level computer.study 

Close to Winchester Elemantary 

Owner Iransterred asking 

$1769 900 

ONE WAY REALTY 

473-5500 or 1-800-363 128' 

i EXEC ENTEP T A INVENT HOME 

I Speelacuier trsnsrtionet 4 bedroom ( 

I home m Norhtvrile s prestigious I 

J PHEASANT HILLS Eiquisrtefy dec 

| orsted Fantastic open floor ptan 

| Completely Landscaped Meant. 

I treed Walkout Up to 4.700 sq H ' 

j By Owner' $379 080 Cak 344 .986. 

LOVELY 4 BEDROOM coioma or, 

; largs >oi 'astefu", updsied 2 t 

bath |ust 'ight for targe fsmny irae: 

! nvgnbomood on an imOusy street 

I .nground pool many eatras Can tor 

detans $173 500 -L3iRob!462-295C 

; SUPREME LIVING!' Sat a m stan- 

I dard ol "vinq m tfus wonPartui coto- 

I mal Nestled on 166 scrs Per*sc- 

nome tor smertsmung Large fsmtr, 

I room with fields'on* fireplace gour- 

met kitefar guest -oom wrth prrvste 

j oslh snd much much more t 

$299 900 i L60Coti Ca»4€2-295C 

PLYMOUTH . Super sharp 4 bed- 

'oom 2'i bath 2 000 so n home 

Neufrsi Oscor great condition F*e- 

p»ace. family room brushed bsse- 

meni attscned garage. $ 137 000 

RICH--ER A ASSOC 348-5100 

Walk to School 

from this popular 3 bed'OOm rsnch 

wim attract.re double arch sieve- 

non Flrepiece in family room with 

newer carpeting 2 baths basement 

A attached garsge $117 500 Call 

BILL ARMBRUSTER 

Remerica 


459-6222 

SELLING? 

RENTING? 

HIRING? 

Put Your Message 

Where Your 

Market Is! 

Observer & Eccentric 

Classified 

591-0900 

644-1070 

852-3222 

15 

..octagon sun room 3 car garage 

vemium lot sdiscent to subdrvrsion 

I park (Pl5Deei$3i4 900 451-5400 

Quality 

REAL ESTATE 

REAL ESTATE 

Better Homes 4 Gardens 

OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-4PM 

1350 JUNCTION 

'E of Shstoon. N ol Farmer,' 

Beeutriu: Piymi**h ranch on double 

lot $ 104 900 

Ask tor JERRY VORVA 

473-6200 

RE/MAX FOREMOST. INC 

THE ORGINAL BEACON HILL HIGH 

FLUNG CUL-OE-SAC SETTING 

tor this sinking Country 

Frsnch Clifford Wright 

Crestion Througih wrought 

iron gates A European 

Courtyard One enters this 

tabuKxa ranea ranch wrth • 

psnoramic views of its t 85 

SECLUDED ACRES 4 pius 

bedrooms IH baths 3 

t .replaces full walk-out 

GEARED TO ABUNDANT 

LIVING AND- ENTERTAIN- 

MENT SUCCESS' For s 

summary of price A smerv- 

ELEGANT ENTERTAINING Custom 

buift 4 bedroom 2 , bath 2 story 

Formal dinmg prrvale den off large 

family room large aitcnen and 

breektast area 1st how leunprN 

Cal for vour prrvste As* 

DREAM .HOME 

Look no further' Las-new uquiv'e 

custom redecorated 4 bedroom 

ranch includes 3 full bams large 

open basement 2 car sttached ga- 

rage Flonds room, newer kitchen 

with ceramic tale hoor alarm sys- 

tem underground sprinklers Only 

$149*00 Call 

MARILYN PRETTY 

CENTURY 21 

ROW 

464-7111 

LIVE LUCE the rich and famous In 

tfws spectacular St .awence Es- 

tates model featuring 3 bedrooms 

3't baths soaring oeumgs end 2090 

sq ft ol pure luxury Soak away row 

troubles ai me Roman Bath ad«>n- 

mg the master surte $ 192 500 

Remerica 


349-5600 

MUST SEE' 

bSaullu- Colon,al naa' prrvste park 

4 Bedrooms 2"a bslhs 1st 'too 

laundry large fsmily roorc ou- 

standing reoeat-on room new car- 

pet A floors throughout $*?9 90C 

CENTURY 21 


464-6400 

NICE VICTOPIAN HOME 

With two fsmily zoning With some 

chsnges you could live m one srea 

and rant anotner or »ovi tne farrvirv 

m and use tne whole house" There rs 

poiemisi her* tor old home lover or 

•nvesior $ 

$63 ,900 I B5091P| Ask lor. 

rvste revve Ask mo 

— ate : — — 

Quality 

REAL ESTATE 

REAL ESTATE 


JAN FOSTER 459-3600 or 453-9367 


PLVMOUTH . Ak o« the 

are mcmoed m m.s strraenva Trak- 

wood rancfi Tasieim decoretmg 

I suggests quality comfort and 

, warmth Tnree bedrooms 2*1 beths 

I 1SI floor lavrndry. aronoerfui lamMy 

, room Much mors $'76 900 

I ASK FOR NANC * AUSTIN 1WAL" TO DOWNTOWN 

from tfus charming bungalow anth 

many upgrades Clear and reedy fo 

move-rn£ schoo. m 

sub Move r.j-t ir P-ced tc set si 

$129 900 2^565 Chestnut Tree N 

oh 9 Mis E of Mesdc—Cook 

Check if Out 

Great location m West land A grest 

price post lo shopping 3 bad 

rooms wim doorwek lo deck of 

back Newer kitchen tne nawfy dec 

orsted bam 

central 

oilers $63.1 

MARY WALTERS 

Remerica 


420-3400 

| CLEAN A MAINTENANCE FREE 

3 bedroom or-c» ranch toatures 

new windows aoo-s carport pa'-o 

awning turnace A carpet Man. 

! more updates A rempdei.ng 

S6" 000 B, Owner 326-307' 

COUNTRY CHARM 

, Warm A frtandty be.u describes 

i IMS 3 beoroom bnc» -anch Eat-m 

kiiohan. fiwi basement. 2 car garage 

nacafy done decor ne» carpelmg. 

updated bam A kricher. Come A 

see $63,900. 

4 5 9 - 6 0 0 0 

COLDWELL 

BANKER 

ScTiwettzer Real Estate 

Family Room Ranch 

Westerr Wes'iend brick 3 oeflw 

; with a roomy open floor-plan and 

char-v; count r. 5fccr 60h wMJe 

, iol with savage f|ew vmyt windows 

1 and mciudes home warranty 

S6T90C 

OPEN SATURDAY 12-3 

i WOODED PARKLXE SETTiNG 

"Waynes -des.rab'e Gianwood 

Heights Ssrb0'vis«ri . 1974 omtt 

; '925 Mufti br' 

| rem-ode»e6 'Sncr tvome in Moa- s 

lalforsaee »ub0'»'S^)n asking 

' »1C' *S0 Ca» 

Kathy O'Neill 


346-6430 

bomood Mew' Hat fumecw 4 

1 am ee gawre r»« 4 v* buyers i 

ome Ju»i aa 

rS0»7Pl for, 

MIKE BROWN 

Remerica 


420-3400 

'.'epiaee 2'» car gar eg* '"fuo 

basemen' S85 000 Ooen Sal s 

Suc> '-4pm OaWer S2S-i&2a 


1 " ffcOT^HC C'OOe o* r mcr. or 

cotonai - 3 bedrooms, r i bains tau 

basement jnae-ied garage 

inciuoes csroet drsnwasne- 4 

- mucf- mor. Sancn CM 900 Cqte- 

R E / M A X 100 INC 

348-3000. 425-6789 

fleducec" , e M' VK 

OPEN HOUSE 

A 3£M Op«r Suhî 

! 3* MMI $' 

Robert Bake 

REALTORS 

2 blocks west of the Mavf lower Hotel 

> 100S West Ann Aroor. Trail 

out bssemeni lireat awek ovenoc* 

ojB targe »ard Ont* S'OS 400 

C E N T U R Y 2 1 

SUBURBAN 

349-1212 261-1823 

316 Westland 

Garden City 

CALIFORNIA RANCH 

BARGAIN BUY' 

•enced yard 4 garage '-oeated m a 

super subdivision asking cnf| 

l-eM«00 Seneus bu»ws 0M> Ca* 

GARY ALBERT 

Realty Professionals 

476-5300 

COUNTRY LOT SPECIAL 

amrscttve Du«c* ratema 

462-1811 

COLDWELL 

BANKER 

Schweitzer Reel Estate 

OPEN SUN. t-4 


Harry S Wolfe. 

REALTORS 

4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0 

RIGHT PLACE 

RIGHT VALUE 

IDEALLY LOCATED 

aer Cits 3 beorcom tyics -at 

FiRST TIME OFFERED' 

aoor Wi* 

»» 900 

LOOK NO FURTHER 

roomt I rg» dan kitcMr 

MAINTENANCE FREE 

RANCH 

aateror n perfect *or me 

u time Euver fas-mm 2 bad 

•s 2 est gar aos a* on moa deec 

aa nws em« a es jieianca 

•sssoe 

NEW TO MARKET 

end .neck book 

Plymouth 

45>82(X) 

• k kicnen 

Centur^ 21 

in 1^' 

Eaet or Wayne 

M*'?ione hna 

RACHEL RfON 

RE/MAX 100 INC. ! J. SCOtt. InC. 

425-676® 522-3200

M 

Oag Tltuisday. * 7. 1991 

Westland 

Gardan City 

Livonia Schools 

L*e rm. 4 EM 

Century 21 

CASTELLI 525-7900 IS 

AH 

domsrwume 

l«rg» kite*** 

BRIGHTON 

A New Community 

WOOORIOGE KILLS - New it 

'knrne* and townhomes 2 bed 

rooms toft 2 baths 2 cer garage 

*esemeni some walk-outs *••- 

piece, aw conditioning deck 

From $116 500 

To moders uS-23 exit 56. to Ricxett 

Rd turn ngM Oek'-dgeOr turn%fl 

Ranches & Townhouses 

2-3 Bedroorrv 

Den 

Private Courtyards 

Central Air 

Fun Basement . 

First Ftoor Laundry 

2 Car Attached Garage 

Formal Dmmg Room ' • , _ 

Natural Fireplace 

Convenient Downtown Location 

Located oft-Farmmgton Rd ' 

V'i blocks S ot Grand Rrver 

OPEN DAILY 12 30-5 30pm 

I Closed Thurs ) 

Brokers Welcome 

Heatherwood 

Of Farmtngton Hills 

Phase I Close Out 

HEPPARD ~ 

& ASSOCIATES 

Office: 855-6570 

Model: 626-4522 

LARGE OPEN SPACES 

front 

$149,900 

Ranches 4 Townhouses 

2 Bedroom 2 Bath 

Whirlpool Tub 

. 24 Wood Deck 

Central An 

Full Basemeni 

First Floor Laundry 

2 Car AUeched Garage 

Formal Omxng Room 

Natural Fireplace 

Ceramic Foyer A Kitchen 

Located off Middlebelt 

lust North of 12 Mile 

Open Deity 12 00-5 00 pm 

(Closed Thurs » 

Beautiful Woodcreek upper 2 bed- 

room 2 bath 1265 sq ft garage, 

pool land contract terms $64,900 

Owner MotivateU 

ASK FOR DAVID BLATT 

CENTURY 21 

PREMIERE Real Estate Co. 

626-8800 

) , 

| Fa/mingion Hitts 

ATTENTION 

professionals Beauttui with plush 

carpet, ceramic tile, frencft doors 10 

library tarmty room dining room 

gourmet kitchen first ttoor laundry 

attached garage fuk basement ad 

j tommg acres of park land' 

Century 21 

NOVI AREA - $69 900 14 MM W of 

Haggerty 2 bedroom townnouse 

baaement attached garage Hke 

new m neutral, mwnediate 

CROSSWINDS 2 bedroom bnck 

ancn full Mwm.nl 

many upgradee m a prime area 

Open floor plan with flrepiece in 

Graat Room. 3 bedrooms attached 

garage 1st Boor laundry $146 900 

ONE WAY REAL TY 473- 5500 

SOUTHFIELD Cumberland Con- 

dos 3 bed'ooms. 2'» bams fire- 

place. finished basement $66 000 

766-2469 

W BLOOMFIELO- Brand new rancn 

condo 2 kpedroom *mgie level 

home Many eitras priced to sen 

Irom $60 000 To make appointment 

call Jennifer Smith Please leave 

message 726-0213 

W Bloomfield 

ABSOLUTELY 

GORGEOUS 

OPEN SUN 2-5. 

MAPLEeWtCE VILLAS 

6019 DnttwooO 

*. of" "5 M.ie E Ol Haggerty 

RANCH 2 bedroom 2.bath wtth ca- 

medrai ceilings back ng tc woods 

-•ograoes too numerous to mantlC" 

$ 186 900 Ask tor 4 HOUSE 

March 9. 1991 

Noon to 4 00 pm 

FEATURING 

1»1 CARROL L'ON Vmyi S4no 

Shmgtaôof « Apcâncea. 2 Bed 

•oom* 2 Beths 6 Months Free 

"•M 42* 900 

•963 VCTORIAN 2 BetVoomi 1 

Beth Front iwino Roon (vwekaca 

A" lifarvai Central A« Mar, 

Extras $43 400 

! '661 VICTOR.AN 2 Bed 

Baths Aa Appkancae 

! Pdri*! and Much Mo« 

CANTON FOREST 

MONOOM HOUSE mm 

»SE with ape* 

Huge tot $9000 

. 5315791 

MAKE AN OFFER 

ih» home haa a 

ASK FOR EGON 

Remerica 


420-3400 

bem con 

I . M extra 

•rge 

mg room specious kwng room with 

"rAplace gorgeous V*'" suite 2 

car attached garage on a may r-am 

tamad beautiful site Located on 

uaey Rd . 'i mee N or Ford Rd 

rw Of 1-775) Ask lor Dorothy 

313 96- SAM 

am. private pebo and much more 

GREENPOINTE 

AT COPPER CREEK 

553-4800 

or potatW land contract 

NOVI 

Sharp 7 bedroom townhouse wtth . _ _ __ 

finished basement decorated m | 455-5880 

neutral ten as home weri*nt> Con 

CENTURY 21 

SUBURBAN 

464-0205 

MUST SEE TI 

h* bams push car pel mg central , 

lots Of yard 

tcv 

I $76 9001 

tfcecount on Model j 

PL»MOUTH CONO0 OPEN SAT J 'F UST TO 

DO DROP «N 1 4PM C e" »or mto 42S-0.140 

ESTHER BAXTER 

MAYFAIR 522-8000 

V* IONIAN ? Sarfooma i 

Bath Aa appaances Centra A* 

Front I nang Room J24 5O0 

Many more to choose hom Soma 

aa KM as $13 400 2 6 3 bedrooms 

Ftpnkngton MR* " 

LET S MAKE A DEAL!!' 

Coma see A lats ta» about 

CANTON-NORTMERN LOCATION 

OPEN SAT A SUN 14PM 

"ROBERT BAKE 

Realtors _ 

453-8200 

ona of three 

condo homes at "»NS'*000 

PARK Drake Ad at 13 Mm * 

7176 to 7660*0 fl Ongmaav p> 

from $226 900 Open Sal A Sun 

tmtUSU 

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• COPPELIA STAGED 

Three casts will alternate in five performances 

when the Cleveland San Jose Ballet brings Coppelia 

to Detroit's Masonic Temple March 7-10. 

Presented by the Michigan Opera Theatre. Coppelia 

is scheduled for 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday. 

March 8 and 9. and 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday. 

March 10. with a student matinee at tl a m. 

Thursday. March 7. 

Three artists originally from Michigan will be 

featured prominently in the ballet: Detroit native 

and Cleveland San Jose Ballet artistic director 

Dennis Nahat, former West Bloomfield 

Melissa Mitchell and Flint native Mark Otloski. 

MOT is offering family-priced tickets to Coppelia. 

With the purchase of one full-price ticket, 

up to two additional children's tickets may be purchased 

for $10 each; subject to availability. Call 

the MOT Ticket Services Office. 874-SING. To 

Charge tickets, call T^cketmaster: 645-6666. 

\ 

• DSO CONCERTS 

World-renowned violin virtuoso Isaac Stern returns 

to Orchestra Hall with pianist, Robert 

McDonald at 8 p.m. Thursday. March 7 as part .of 

the Detroit Symphony Orchestra Hall Recital .Series. 

They will perform sonatas by Mozart, Brahms 

and Bartok as well as Schumann's Intermezzo 

from F.A.E Sonata and Szymanowski's La Fontaine 

d'Arethuse. 

Pops arranger and conductor Richard Hayman 

will perform with the DSO for Weekender Pops 

concerts at 8:30 p.m Friday, March 8, 8:30 p.m. 

Saturday, March 9 and 3:30 p.m. Sunday. March 

10 at Orchestra Hall They will be joined by the 

Dallas Brass. 

The DSO will perform a special concert at 7:30 

p.m. Sunday. March 10 to benefit Michigan fami- 

" lies of military personnel. Co-sponsored by the 

Southeastern Michigan Chapter of the American 

Red Cross. ANR Pipeline Co., WXYZ-TV and the 

Detroit News and underwritten by ANR Pipeline, 

this concert is called An Evening for America." 

Proceeds will assist families of military personnel 

from Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties 

involved in Operation Desert Storm. 

For ticket information, for all DSO concerts, 

call the Orchestra Hall Box Office, 833-3700. 

• WILDLIFE ART 

The Michigan Wildlife Art Sale and*display of 

custom knives will take place March 8-10 at the 

Holiday Inn of Southfield. 

Those whhotographic 

expertise, from beginner to advanced amateur 

Sessions will include nature, wedding and 

travel photography. 

Darkroom techniques, composition and camera 

basics will-be highlighted. 

Call 642-8831 for details. 

• BALLET SPOTLIGHTED 

The Plymouth-Canton ballet will present "Coppelia" 

at 2 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, March 16, in 

the Plymouth-Canton High School Little Theatre. 

The production will combine comedy and 

dance. 

The company is a non-profit organization that 

offers opportunities'for local dancers to work and 

perform in ballet productions. 

Tickets are $6, reserved seating only. For tickets. 

call the Plymouth-Canton Ballet at 397-8828 

or Joanne's Dance Extension at 455-4330. 

_• CRAFT APPLICATIONS 

The Schoolcraft College Foundation is seeking 

exhibitors for its second annual craft show Saturday. 

Oct. 26 and Sunday. Oct 27. Proceeds will be 

used to fund student scholarships 

The craft show will be in the college's Physical 

Education Building. Schoolcraft is at 18600 Haggerty. 

between Six and Seven Mile, in Livonia. 

Free parking is available. 

For an application to exhibit, call the college at 

462-4417. 

• BENEFIT AUCTION 

New Morning School, a non-profit cooperative 

school, preschool through grade 8. in Plymouth, 

will hold its 15th annual acution at 5 p.m. Saturday. 

March 23. at the Hellenic Cultural Cente*. 

36375 Joy Rd.. Westland 

Time is right 

Start tuberous begonias indoors 

When tuberous begonias are featured in a garden, 

they take center stage with their large 

blooms in colors such as white, pink. red. orange, 

apricot and yellow. 

This time of year is good to start the tubers 

indoors and perhaps plan a garden around them 

where they will delight all who are fortunate to 

see them. 

Choose firm tubers and place them round end 

down (the roots emerge there and along the sides! 

in a shallow container in a soil-less mix. Space 

them 3-4 inches apart The depression in the tuber 

is wftere the leaves and buds" will emerge and this 

area, just peeking out of the soil, needs to be kept 

dry to prevent rot 

. Keep the growing mix evenly moist. Place the 

trays in bright, indirect sunlight with temperatures 

around 70 degrees In about a month, plump 

pink buds will appear followed by the leaves 

.NOW THEY can be transferred to 5-6-inch pots 

in a soil rich in humus Equal parts sandy loam, 

peat and well-rotted compost or manure is ideal 

Transfer the sprouting tubers to the same depth 

as they were ui the flats 

They now need lots of light, but not too 'much 

direct sun An east window will do Don't allow 

the temperature to go below 60-65 degrees 

They can be planted in the garden when all-dan 

ger of frost ts past, again at the same depth as 

before. When watering, keep the water off the foliage 

Moist, but not soggy soil is the rule 

* d d w n 

| to earth 

Marty 

^ Figley 

If the soil dries out when the plant is budding, 

the buds may drop off Fertilize as package indicates. 

discontinuing the feeding in late summer. 

Filtered light is kind to these begonias such as 

that provided by high branching trees, or manmade 

shade construction. They also like the east 

or north side of walls,, fences.oc the house, where 

they will be protected from strong winds 

Some plants that efijoy sharing garden space 

with begonias' are- azaleas, pieris rhodedendron. 

campanula, primroses and ferns - \| 

Tubers can be brought back into the house for 

continued bloom for a few weeks, in the fall, before 

a frost When watering 15 stopped, they will 

go into dormancy -When the leaves turn yellow 

and fall oU. lift the tubers, clean the soil off. dry 

in the sun fgr several days until they're hard and 

dry and store them hj an open flat at about 45-40 

degrees Keep then?

04 E Thursday. March 7. 1991 

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IIM fcawafHvaiivi 

from P»9» 8£ 

333 Northarn Proparty 

For Sal* 

LUXURY VACATION LIVING 

Excellent mveelmenl turn key oper- 

IMI : spa. TV. VCR. micro and Mt 

amenities Prima E Grand Ttanerse 

Bay. close lo deep water marina 

Only $109,500 

CENTURY 21 

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349-1212 261-1823 

4 M llnhtla 11 ii a a 

992 Mootie n o m a * 

ATTENTION WE PAY CASH 

For uaed moMe nomas 

North Mobile Hotnee 

S»-2377 

NOV)/Highland HUtt Estates 14*70 

Victorian. 2 bedrooma. 2 bairn fire- 

place. cantral air. baautrtuOy n 

tamed. $25,000 5SJ- 7T22 

NOVI - KINGSLEY on wooded sua. 2 

bedroom. country kitchen. 1 bath mJ 

double vanity. gardan tub* mower, 

wet bar. aH appliances. water sof- 

tanar. bwK-m stereo. natural oak. 

dacko/gaxaeo S17.000 344-4467 

PLYMOUTH HILLS - 1069 Part- 

wood 2 badroom. 2 balh. deck with 

root. shed. great landscaping. up- 

graded. 45&-723C or «. 4S3-B434 

REGENT. 12*40, 1 badroom, slove. 

refrigerator. in Mohawk Mobile 

Park. Am. Clean Joy Rd (Middte- 

belt/lnfcster). $4200 397-1900 

WESTLANO MEADOWS - 28x64 

1965/06 Champion. 3 badroom. 2't 

bath, firepiace, family room, stove; 

refrigerator. 129 000 535-5297 

WIXOM - 14x65. 2 badroom. 2 bath 

(1 newly remodeled), central tr. 

new skirting quiet araa $ 12.300 

CM Mon-Fn. 6am-4pm 347-4646 

55 Years & Older 

- Choice Adult Location 

Used Homas From S6.995 

New Homes From 119.900 

WONDERLAND 

Michigan Ave at DeaevHW Rd 

397-2330 

333 Northern Property 

For Sato 

ON LAKE CHARLEVOIX 

Harborage condo. Boyne City 4 

bedrooms pkjs WI 2300 sq ft.. 2't 

baths. spotless Partially decorator 

lurnished Security system. Manns 

avaaable (313)646-6121 

THE GREAT NORTHWEST 

Wooded (aland 2 5 acres private 

but doae to Travaraa City and 

mtenocften. 

Log home on 2.3 acres w/yiews near 

Grand Traverse Reaon 

Vacant 2.5 acraa w/vtews of Laka 

- CM Deb Renaaud. Broker 

HOME PORT PROPERTIES. LTD. 

346 E State St Suite H 

Travaraa City. Ml.. 49664 

(616) 929-9009 

TRAVERSE CITY - yaw round water 

front resort i CaH lor complete ksl 

Call Chip Rupp 616-946-7070 

Rupp S Keen Real Estate 

TRAVERSE CITY - NMsKle with wa- 

terfront. 6 acres sptttable. devel- 

oped Traverse City utilities 4 mail- 

ing Save thousands before Hating 

313-477-7600 or 477-3264 

334 Out Of Town 

Proporty For Sala 

LUTHER. MICHIGAN 

40 acres Asking 525.000 

BLOOMFIELD REALTY. INC 

647-6060 

336 Southam Property 

BOCA RATON. FLA. 2 bedroom, ful- 

ly furnished, on A1A. across from 

pub*c beach park, screened m 

porch, 3rd Hoor end umt 332-2727 

BIG SAY 8E NOCnCentralty located 

to UP attractions. 5 cabins. 3 unit 

motel I a new manager's home 

Waterfront >139.900 313-750-9274 

GAYLOflO-MANCELONA. 1 I 

lot. private paved subdivision 2 pri- 

vate lakea. golf course, indoor pool, 

tennis. $5,900 negotiable 360-4619 

Ca« Steven Nethenon. 

Broker. MLS. Glen Arbor Realty Inc. 

616-334-3055 

TORCH LAKE 

TerrMc ranch, excellent condition, 

giaas lake room, much mora 

1367.000 

D e n n i s Irelan 


ELK RAPIDS 

Days 616-264-5611 

Eves. 616-264-6614 

FLORIDA PROPERTY near Fort 

Myers Larga lot on canal $7,000 

down: assume payments $167 a 

month. Call efter 7pm. 427-7374 

FT PIERCE. FL - 2 bedroom, 1% 

bath, family room, uMWy room, new 

kitchen, cental ak & heat Nice fruit 

fees 6 yard $49,900 642-9109 

MARCO ISLAND. FLA - 2 bedroom 

condo on Marco Bay Resort. Futy 

furnished $400 week. $900 mo 

CaH 613-495-2461 or 313-462-6328 

337 Farms For Sato 

TECUMSEH SCHOOLS-custom 

home. 60 acres, woods, creak, 

horse facilities Retiring owner 

$225,000 Brttton. 517-423-5240 

FAlRHAVtN- 10 acre farm. 1-4 

miles from Laka St Clair Nice 3 

bedroom bnck ranch. 90x60 indoor 

ndlng arena a workshop 6 stalls 

horse bam Sailers moving lo Flori- 

da Fasl possession $144,900. Ask 

for Paul. 524-9575 or 641 -9210 



ANN ARBOR/PLYMOUTH'S LYON 

52 acre eataie. 10 room houaa. ga- 

rage. bam Minutes to Ann Arbor or 

Plymouth. 45 minutes lo Detroit 

RenCen Rural, near expressways, 

growing aree. $350,000 By owner 

For mqmree PO Bon 5353, Plym- 

outh. Ml 48170-5353 or 665-3947 

CHELSEA 4 bedrooms. 2't bath*, 

updated. 3000 aq ft Victorian home 

on 10 acres wtth barns a woodshop 

with 3 phase electric 12 Miles from 

Ann Arbor. $215.000 313-475-2657 

FENTON. great lamHy home in pro- 

fessional sub. 4 bedroOm. 2'.» bath, 

lower level walk-out CaH Dave. 

629-2536; Sentry Reatty-a Invest 

B-W-'SI 

FENTON. Historic home. South 

OibMavWa 13 rooms half acre lot. 

attached garaga CaH Dave. 

629-2536 Sentry Realty a Invest- 

ment. 629-1511 

339 Lots and Acreage 


BEAUTIFUL HEAVILY l-eed seclud- 

ed lot tti the heart of Bloomfield 

1'»+ acres with stream running 

through property Build your dream 

houaa on this one ol a.kmd private 

lot John Richards development 

540-4232 

BLOOMFIELD - treed loi with 

Blooom field Has schools and mail- 

ing Close to Franklin a Hickory 

Grove Rd., land contract available 

Reduced lo aeR at $56.000. 

CALL SALLY FLYNN 

THE PRUDENTIAL 


256-6578 or 646-6000 

BUILDABLE LOT -Beautiful wooded 

lot in established Royal Oak neigh- 

borhood aH utilities Approximately 

77ftx 120ft. $30,000 644-5252 

ON CENTER Rd.. mat N of 

Rd . 9 Acres Idsal for Condos 

or homes. Csll for details. 

Real Estate Unlimited 363-4400 

CANTC 

Ford R 

CITY OF ORCHARD LAKE - Beauti- 

ful bunding site In prestigious Cedar 

Cove. Approximately 1 acre wood- 

ed. perfect for we*-out with laka 

privileges on upper strsits laka Ex- 

cellent land contract terms avail- 

able Contact David Busch 

$174,900 Snyder Kinney Bennett a 

Keating 644-7000 

CLARKSTON AREA . 2.3 

$44,900 10 acres In Bitter bush. 

$109,900 Carol at Coktwell Banker/ 

The Michael Group. 625-1333 

CLARKSTON-lndtvlduai sites for 

sale within prestigious Spring Laka 

Comrm*uty. Golf course view a walk 

outs available $65,000 620-2860 

BUILD YOUR OWN DREAM 

FRANKLIN 

Over'4 acre wooded terrain 

$83,500 Just under an acre wooded 

terrain $83,500 Approximately V. 

acre wooded $89,900 Over 1.2 

acraa woodad sloping w/walkout 

$104,000 


Over 9H acres zoned - cluster 

$425,000 

Cranbrook Associates . 626-6700 

HUNTERS PARADISE - Washtenaw 

county 112 acres vacant Live 

stream, woods! blacktop road. 

$156,000 wtth terms 

Kckaman Realty inc 475-8424 

339 Lots and Acreage 


CLARKSTON Beautiful loi m Pine 

Knob Manor homes Scemc wooded 

site in exclusive area City water a 

ist see 647-6275 

DEVELOPERS! 

Take note ol these two pnme Can- 

ton sites with 15 acres each, both 

have 495 ft frontage on mam roads 

a all utilities Asking $110,000 a 

easyland 

terms! CaH 454-4400 or 961-2900 

$150,000 with contract 

Remerica 

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Prestigious B l o o m - 

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mailing address. Six 

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W e s t of T e l e g r a p h 

R o a d , South of L o n e 

P i n e R o a d . 

H o m e s i t e s f r o m 

$ 1 1 5 , 0 0 0 . B u i l d e r s 

W e l c o m e . C o - o p Bro- 

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Call 9 3 2 - 0 7 5 0 

or 7 3 7 - 0 6 9 0 

LIVONIA - 5 new developed residen- 

tial lots 77 X 109 m Southwest Livo- 

nia Secluded area Paved road. aH 

utiUtiee $36,000 each 477-7461 

LOT WAITED - Family wishes to 

building home m Northville Prefers 

%• of an acre plus. Property west of 

Sheldon Not 6 mHe 669-4592 

MILFORD 

Exclusive Heritsge HMIs Sub 1 acre 

lot. Land Contract available 

$66,000 354-4615 

NORTHFIELD TOWNSHIP 

38 ACRES, wih divide, heavily wood- 

ed. ravine, stream, rolling terrain, 

perked Land Contract 437-1174 

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339 Lota and Acreage 


FARMINGTON HILLS - 14 MMe a 

inkster. 1*. acres, residential city 

er. by owner 356-2876 

LAKEFRONT 

2 acre wooded lot on all sports laka 

in North Oakland County Spectacu- 

lar view! 10 minutes from downtown 

Rochester Limited availability 

$230,000 cash or short term land 

contract. Please contact Mon thru 

Frl.,9am-5pm 647-7350 

LIVONIA 

1-3 Bunding sites for moderate 

home* Al 3 tor $75,000 

PLYMOUTH SCHOOLS 

5 acre parcel In M-14 corridor. 

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WltLAMSTON 

27 acres wtth riverfront in best of 

school districts. 3 splits. $75,000. 

IRISH HILLS 

21% acres nesr Brooklyn Beautiful 

view $27,900 

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575 S Main. Plymouth 

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AN UNPRESIOENTED opportunity 

In Birmingham A 12 unit apart- 

ment,condo building site thai has 

superb exposure Location is known 

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$150,000 645-0020 

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NORTHFIELD TOWNSHIP 

5 and 10 acre parcels Beautiful view 

of golf course Perked Land Con- 

tract terms available, 437-1174 

NORTH OAKS Rochester Hills most 

exclusive development featuring 

large hay. wooded lots with dramatic 

views a walk-outs North Oaks Is 

hidden yet doaa. A neighborhood, 

not fust a aubdMdson Only for very 

large homes Outton Rd. just W. ol 

Llvemois 

Broker 258-5263 

NORTHVILLE. CHy of Prestigious 

PHEASANT HILLS subdivtskoni 

Wooded, walk-out commons" 

location (Days) 348-3800 

NORTHVILLE - Plcklord Meadow 

One large exduaive nome site re- 

maining E of Beck Rd S of 7 Take 

Valencia to Pickford, turn right For 

very large homes Broker 680-4035 

NO. REDFORD - VACANT 

Lot : 66 x 302 

Paved, water, electric, sewer at 

street $12,000 CaH 537-7066 

PRESENTING TIMBERVIEW ACRES 

Estates. 2't acre sitea. located 2't 

mUes from Ann Arbor near M-23 In 

Seine. Michigan Cal 559-7430 

SALEM FARMS ESTATES - 5 lots 

remaining. 2 acre home sites, peved 

roed. natural £s. underground 

pert approved. 7 MUa E. ol 

Pontiac TraH. $45-$55,000 459-0174 

S LYON - Country Lane Eststes 

Buy your lot from us - EASY TERMS 

4 en»oy big $ savings by aelecltng 

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sites 1 mile W of Pontiac TraH. N oil 

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SOUTH LYON/NORTHVILLE area 

alt 8 Mile Rd 2.6 acre wooded lot 

Perfect for luxury home. Waa asking 

$58,000. now $49,900 Must ael. 

moving Leave message 459-1874 


Luxurious Oakbrooke Subdivision 

Choice sitea'available 352-3600 

342 Laketront Property 

COMMERCE -w BLOOMFIELD , 

Vacant watERFRONT lot ready for 

bunding on paved sl4reet Middle 

Straits Lake 348-0942 

FABULOUS LAKE FRONT - In N 

Wabeek Designed by OeRosier 

Wfuie brick exterior. 6900 sq ft 

finished we*-out lower level. 3 car 

attached garage 

WALNUT LAKEFRONT • A Beauty! 

Ullra contemporary 2 story 

Skylights. Hoor to ceding OoorwattS 

for lake viewing. 3 car attached ga- 

raga. reduced lo $919.000 

UPPER LONG LAKE LAKEFRONT - 

Tremendous Buy Open Sun 2-5pm, 

1893 Laka Long Pomte. E. ol 

Middlebelt. S of Sq Laka Take 

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Featuring • 6 ftso 4 l y iee*es a»a. 1 at>ie 

• Convenient to freeways 

shopping ana 

busineea

4F* OAE Thursday. March 7. 1991 

400 Apts. For Rent 

LAKE ORION • Large 2 bedroom 

•"th MHmoil. $525 par mo Mal 

included Also < Mdroom urttl 1395 

per mo Wnmediele oocupancy 

. **.cal 

blind*, detuie appliances balcony, 

patio, swimming pool, tannia count, 

community room Near mopping 

CANTERBURY PARK 

7 Mite Rd . corner MayfieKJ between 

Farmmgton a MerrWnen Rd* 

473-3963 775-8200 

Model open daly 9-5 

. except Wednesday 

400 Apt*. For Rent 

LIMITED TIME SPECIAL 

Southfield - Telegraph 8 12 MUe 2 

« 3 bedroom*. 2 baths 1900 sq D 

approximate Storage a laundry 

room Patio's Pnvate entry way 

WAKEFIELD APTS 354-3780 

LIVONIA - apt must rant 2 badroom*. 

lakevtew. 1100 K) tl 

dryer included • moa 

A*fcmgS72S/mo 996-1120 

NORTHVILLE GREEN 

Larga contemporary 2 

apartment with balcony porch overlooking 

running brook On Randolph 

at 8 Mile MMe W of Sheldon Rd 

Walk to downtown NorthvMe 

RENT $570 

SECURTIY 1200 

includes carport, plush carpeting, 

349-7743 

WOODCREST VILLA 

APARTMENTS & ATHLETIC CLUB 

Spacious 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, each wrth 

a fireplace, mini-Winds and balcony or patio 

Private athletic club featunng year-round indooroutdoor 

pool, sauna, steam bath, whirlpool and 

exercise room Secluded setting amidst woods 

and duck ponds Pets welcome Senior citizen 

discount. 

2 6 1 - 8 0 1 0 

CONWWNTLV LOCATED Off *AVN£ BO 

BETOKEN WARREN & JO*, HI Aft TM£ WESTLANO SMOPPWG MALL 

RENTAL OFFICE AND- MODEL OPEN 10 « M -6P M 

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 

Open Daily 10-6 

Sat. LO-5 

Sun. 12-5 

PLEASING TO THE EYE 

If you like what you see. our 

apartments are what you're 

looking Jor. $ome with 

woods view 

Pleasing to the 

pocketbook. too. EHO 

Heat Included 

2 Bedroom S555 

Located on Novi Road 

Just N. of 8 Mile 

347-1690 348-9590 

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Apartments and Townhouses 

728-0630 

ED E E /I A C -for Heat. Cooking 

r n E E U n d and Hot Water 

Rent starting at *445 

FREE 1 Months Rent tor 2 Bedroom Apt* only (2nd floor) 

SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE 

• Swimm ing Pool a Clubhouse 

• Organized Activities 

• Olal-A-Riae 

• Cable Available 

• New Vertical blinds |apartment* only) 

—cofLLoco cpeeic 

it>73 Kairvvood Drive • Westland 

1 tW** S 0» Ford Row] - on Nenourgh Rd 

• 2 miws E. o« 1-275 

Hours: Mon -Fri 9-5; Sat.-Surv 12-4 

Ap ar 

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APARTMENTS 

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CONVENIENTLY ^ LOCATED NEAR 

EXPRESSWAYS & TWELVE OAKS MALI 

On Beck Road. Just North of 

Pontiac Trail in Wixom 

624-138S 

OPEN MON - SAT 9^> • SUN. 11-5 

Equal Housing Opportunity 

400 Apt*. For Rent 

LIVONIA S - 

FINEST 

LOCATION 

Merriman corner 7 Mile 

Limited time otter: 1 month 

free' rent with 1 year lease, 

new tenants Only. 

Deluxe 

2 bedroom. 2 bath 

$620 

• All appliances 

• Vertical blinds 

• FTxrt 

• Nearby shopping 

MERRIMAN WOODS 

Model open 9-5 except Thursday 

477-9377 Office: 775-6200 

NORTHVILLE 1 a 2 bedroom apartments 

available. $505 to $585 per 

month including heat 1 year lease 

348-9250 

N o w Open... 


Madison Heights 

SPECIAL 

$50 SECURITY 

GREAT LOCATION 

LEXINGTON 

VILLAGE 

1 BEDROOM APARTMENT 

Includes 

• Heat 

• Stove 8 refrigerator 

• Pool 

• Newly decorated 

• SnSoka detectors 

• FIJOM $4*5 

1-75 and v Mae 

•cross Irom Oakland Man 

585-4010 

OAK PARK-Beautiful 2 bedrooms, 

refrigerator a stove, carpeted, heat 

8 water formatted Nice area Must 

see $445 542-4230 

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On Warren Ave., E. of Newburgh 

$ Mile W. of Wwtland Malt ft other major shopping 

t .000 sq. ft. of luxury space, offering .2 bedrooms. 1 or 2 

baths, designed lor privacy if wishing to share Pnvate 

laundry rooms,•• vertical Wmds. dishwashers ft Whirlpool 

appliances Balconies Or pabos 

1st Month FREE! 

Starting from *540 

Mon.-Sat. 10-6; Sun. Noon-6 p.m 

522-3013 

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Princeton Ct -Ays on Wilcox off 

Haggerty 459-6640 

1-2 BEDROOM 

from '505 

• Verticals* Eal-mKitchen 

• Walk-inClosets* Carport 

« Washer/Dryer Available 

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Northville Forest 

Apartments 

1 & 2 Bedrooms 

Over 1 000 »q R Ol comfort 

stfund c ondrtwned Irving 

from $497 

AVAILABLE NOW! 

includes hoi water, waik-m closet 

porch or balcony swimming pool, 

community building, storage araa 

OPEN MON FFH 8am-4pm 

Altar 4pm 8 weekends 

b» appointment 

420-0888 

OLD REDFORO AREA 

Oeiu.e one bedroom, mr. carpel, 

private parking 53 1 2895 

Parkview 

Lovely 1 bedroom apartments, 

starting at $360 Gas 8 water mdud 

356-8844 

- 7800 Pierson Detroit 

PLYMOUTH 

• Absolutely 

The Best 

Apartment HI Plymouth 1 coma 

why. hurryi They won't last long 

• Spacious 1 & 2 bedrooms 

• Heat 8 Bund* included 

• Private balcony 

TWIN ARBORS 

453-2800 

NORTHRIDGE 

Prestigious 

Northville 

f| i — 

m i p 

V ' 4 * ^ 

One Mile W. of I-275 

off 7 MUe. Northville 

348-9616 

rent from 

*415 

Microwave Oven Paid Gaa Heat 

Air Conditioning 

Pool & Tennis 

1 & 2 Bedroom 

Apartments 

Great Location 

Spacious Rooms 

1Vj Bath in 

2 Bedroom 

Pets allowed w.r,n permission' 

Walton Corner at Perry « 

Adj8C.nl to Auburn Hills fm T 

Mon.-Fri. 8-S Weekends 12-5 

373-5800 

FREE HEAT 

MICROWAVE 

1 Bedroom "Ranch House" 

s 4 4 0 

2 Bedroom "Townhouse" 

s 520 

3 Bedroom "Townhouse" 

$ 605 

Pool* Spacious Rooms • Clubhouse 

Air Conditioning • 1' j Baths 

WEST Of A r WAL TON /- 75 

aojacovt TO Aoeonn mlis 

3 7 3 - 0 1 0 0 

Mon -Frl. 8-5 

[Sat. 9-5. Sun 12-5 

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A 2 Bedroom Townhouses Available 

2 Bedroom Units* 

! 6 6 ^ 

5 5 0 

600 

HEAT INCLUDED 

with Vertical Blinds 

Open Daily - Closed Sunday 

ca 557-0810 


OLD REOFOW). 8,'Laheer - 4th Hoor 

studio carpel sppusnces cm OK 

$235 * depoefl soueeky Cleen. 

heel K U M Unique 354-0914 

PLYMOUTH - Country Liwig J bedroom 

new appliance* 8 carpeting 

$640/mo » security Free utwtiee 

No pels 459-2748 

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42711 Ford Rd 

NOVI 348-0540 

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May 1 eves 335-042? 


FOUNTAIN PARK 

NOVI 

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Fountain Park » «iT»1 place lo 

uvf-m 

• Neer 96-296-275 

• Mmdual Mundry room 

oeaher 8 dryer 

• WaBi-m doeeu 

• Super cm-sue mi 

Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom 

apartments. A community 

setting near downtown 

Plymouth. Heat included 

— • Full appliances. 

1 MONTH 

FREE RENT 

348-0626 

Mon-Fn 10-6 30 

Sal 8 Sun Noon-5 

On Grand Rwer tsrween Now 8 

Meadowbrook Rd* 

- PLYMOUTH - 

BROUGHAM 

MANOR 

APTS. 

1 BEDROOM $445 


Vow Leeee Heel 8 Water Paid 

AduH* No pets 

455-1215 

PLYMOUTH 

LIVE ON THE PARK 

Starting from...$435 

Heat 8 water mciuded Senior 

Discount Central mr. pool securty 

40325 Plymouth Rd Apt 101 

455-3682 

PLYMOUTH. Mayflower Hotel $450 

month Daily room service. 24 hour 

me**ege service Color TV No 

leases immediate occupancy 

Creon or Mem 453-1620 

PLYMOUTH - Nice t Bedroom upper 

Waft to town Available now 

Feature* mr. stove refrigerator 

cable connection. $435 per monm 

mciudes heel 453 895 S 


$ LOOK AT THIS 

epartment* and unreel 2 

696 - 2T5 

• Minutes from 12 Oaks 

drywt nook ups 

Vertical bknds included 

NOVI RIDGE 

On 10 Mile between Novi Rd 

Meadowbrook 

349-8200 

PLYMOUTH - Oownlown Large 1 

bedroom upnavs -own entrance 

Kitchen appliances $475 includes 

heet 6 w Avertable now 453-1706 

PLYMOUTH - large 2 bedroom itat 

formal dmmg 'oom carport, old 

world charm no pels $625.'mo 

phis uturties A security 459-3089 

PLYMOUTH LUX UP* APARTMENT 

2 bedroom carpori appkancea mcludwig 

washer .'dryer carpeting 

drapes Starting at $575 455-3139 

PLYMOUTH - Ouarui neighborhood 

Walk to downiown Newly 'elerc 

•shed 1 bedroom new Kitchen 8 

bath $495 reference* 453->353 

PLYMOUTH:Spacious I A 2 oed 

room apartment Quiet .compter Appliances. 

heal mciuded a" 

$445 $5'5permoom 

346-6077 459-2923 

PLYMOUTH TWP - 1 bedroom 

rxce Quiet corner immediate occupancy 

no pets 1-437-2610 

PLYMOUTH - UraQue downtown loft 

bedroom available 3 i ideal tor 

per so" Newi, dec« rated an 

$575 mo 

Quiet intimate setting Large 

1 and 2 bedroom apartments 

Close to central Plymouth 

"Separate entrances. p»n>l and 

other amenities 

1 MONTH 

FREE RENT 

455-3880 |||0 453-6050 

A York Properties Community 

Now Leasing Phase III 

Laizefront Units 

On P77tc ( f f }

Thursday, March 7. 1901 OAE 

400 Aptt. Foe Rant 400 Aptt. For Rant 400 Aptt. For Rant 400 Aptt. For Rant 400 Aptt. For Rant 400 Aptt. For Rant 400 Aptt. For Rant 400 Aptt. For Rant Aptt. For Rant 

PLYMOUTH- Psrt Manor Aptt 1 

O®droo«n i»ncfi unit. K25t S M« 4S4-9274 

PLYMOUTH 

Plymouth Hills 

Apartments 

— 746 SrMITSt 3 - 

Modern 1 and 2 Bedroom 

• WASHER-DRYER 

IN EACH APT. 

• ACCESS TO 1-275 

• AIR CONDITIONED 

• FULLY CARPETED 

• DISHWASHER 

• NO PETS 

FROM $445 

-OPEN DAILY 12 to 5PM 

.455-4721 278-8319 

PLYMOUTH . SENIOR CITIZEN 

Specials Spacious 1 & 2 bedroom 

apartments in quiet adult community 

Walk to shopping Central ak. 

dishwasher, vertical bknds. carport 

pool Available to qualified 

applicants- 453-8811 

PLYMOUTH- Sublease spacious 1 

bedroom, park setting, dishwasher 

microwave, laudry facilities, parking, 

heat A water included 4S4-7S32 

Plymouth 

$100 off 

your 1st mo. rent. 

when you move m during March 

Plymouth Square 

Apartments 

1 BEDROOM APT 

$455 PLUS UTILITIES 

9421 MARGUERITE 

(Off Ann Arbor Rd, 1 block West of 

Sheldon | 

MON THRU FRI 9 TO 5 

455-6570 

PLYMOUTH- 1 bedroom $4l0/mo . 

includes heat A water Washer A 

dryer on premises No pets 

459-3310 

PLYMOUTH - 2 bedroom 

tial A* refrigerator, range: washer/ 

dryer Free Heat »495'montn • 

security No pets 459-0854 

REDFORO AREA 

SPRING SPECIAL 

NO SECURITY DEPOSIT 

FROM $395 

•FREE HEAT 

• Large 1 & 2 Bedrooms 

• CeWe Ready 

• Walk-in Closet 

• Lighted Parking 

• 1 or 2 Year Lease 

• Intrusion Alarm System 

GLEN COVE 

TELEGRAPH •• mile S of 1-96 

538-2497 

Redford Manor 

South Redford 

born Heights/Lrvorwa Area 

bedroom apartment 

E 

TV $579 

837-1680 

PLYMOUTH - 1 bedroom Plymouth 

Rd . & Hoibroofc. Move, tefrieerator 

carpetmg. drape*, au conditioner 

walk lo town S42S plu» uMltie* 

Discount first month 4S4-M18 

P.LT MOUTH . 1 bedroom. Maple A 

fairground lower apartment. Move, 

refrigerator, walk to town, no pets 

1425 including utlMws Discount 

first month . 454-9618 

pontiac 

ORCHARO LAKE ROAD 

nam Telegraph Beautiful wooded 

setting. 1 bedroom apt Carpel Air 

conditioner heet included 

FROM $375 

ORCHARD WOODS APTS 

—- ^ XU- 11TI 

JOY RO /TELEGRAPH - 1 bedroom, 

S315 Plus security Clean, quiet 

Fenced parkmg A cable available 

No pels 637-8290 

REDFORD AREA 

Telegraph-5 Mae 1 & 2 bedroom 

dean, decorated, quiet, carpet, air 

conditioner, blmda. heat mciuded 

For mature, professional people 

From S37V 

PARKSIDE APTS 

5 3 2 - 9 2 3 4 

REDFORD 

LOLA PARK MANOR has a I bedroom 

apt for rent Free heat, al 

amenities Please call 255-0932 

REDFORD -- two 1 bedroom apart-, 

ments available S3 SO & S390 a mo 

plus security 9-Spm 356-2754 

eves 355-9505 

ROCHESTER - furnished, unique 

large 1 bedroom apt new kitchen, 

bath A decor Rent includes utilities 

& garage $660 336-3633 

ROCHESTER HILLS 

- Charles Hamlet Apartments 

Ask about our. 

6 MONTH LEASES 

18 2 bedroom apartments Stove, 

refrigerator, dishwasher verticals 

throughout modem decor, cross 

country ski traits 

Call for details 852-0311 

A BEAUTIFUL 

PLACE...TO LIVE 

CENTRALLY LOCATED IN WESTLAND 

1 & 2 Bedroom • Fireplaces Available 

Pool • Tennis Court • Clubhouse 

Central Air • Dishwasher • Disposal 

Laundry Facilities 

Beautifully Landscaped 

Minutes from Westland Shopping Mall 

& All Major Highways 

REDFORD TWP AREA 

COUNTRY HOUSC 

1 4 2 bedroom apartments 

•Heat 

•Carpel 

• Verticals 

• Kitchen appliances 

• Pool 

• Cable ready 

FROM $420 

1ST MONTHS RENT •» OFF 

533-1121 

Hours Mon - Fri 9-5 

Redford Twp. Area 

Immediate Occupancy 

Studios. 1 bedroom Irom $325 Free 

fât * water Poci $200 security 

fleprrsit with gnod rrarlit flai_Mnri - 

Fn 9-5. Appointments enenmga A 

Saturday 531-2260 

ROCHESTER DOWNTOWN. 1 bedroom 

condo. newly decorated A 

carpeted, outdoor pool, walk-

2 G * O&E Thursday. March 7. 1991 

400 Apt*. For font 

Village Green 

on Franklin 

Gorgeous 2 bedroom 

apartments ideal tor room- 

mates 

• Walk-in closets & 

mini-Minds. 

• Washers/dryers. 

• Wood burning fireplaces . 

a cjihwrtiilamngs. 

• $50 Security CMposit 

• Excellent location 

at 11 MHe a 

Franklin Rd. 

• Rentals from $665. 

7 4 6 - 0 0 2 0 

400 Apts. For Rant 

SOUTHFIELD 

SPRING SPECIAL 

NO SECURITY DEPOSIT 

ONE BEDROOM $450 

• FREE HEAT 

• Walk-in closet . 

• Intrusion Alarm 

W E L L I N G T O N 

P L A C E 

• M Mile 

3 5 5 - 1 0 6 9 

S O U T H F I E L D 

Spacious 1 a 2 Bedroom 

Apari m ams 

From $575 

Heat Included 

P O I N T E O W O O D S 

A P A R T M E N T S 

3 5 2 - 8 1 2 5 

400 Aptt. For Rant 

400 Apia. For Rant 

SOUTHFIELD 

FROM $645 

• 1 a 2 Bedrooms 

• Lovely Residential Area 

• Covered Parking 

• Pool a Clubhouse 

• Intrusion Alarm 

12 MILE a LAHSER 

C O L O N Y P A R K 

3 5 5 - 2 0 4 7 

SOUTHFIELD 

MUST BE OVER 50 YEARS OF AUE 

FROM $655 

Elogonl 1000 lo 1200 sq.ft. ol luxury 

77 beautiful acres of park 

and recreational paths - Four 

Seasons of activity with 

comfortable.living in a special 

neighborhood atmosphere in 

Farmington Hills. Excellently 

serviced and maintained t 

and 2 bedroom apartments 

and townhouses. Easy and 

quick access to 1-96 and 

1-275 - direct routes to the 

airport, downtown Detroit and 

Birmingham/Southfield areas 

9 Mile Road 1V* miles west o' 

DEVELOPMENT 

CALL TODAY 

l 4 7 8 - 4 6 6 4 n 

Until April IM 

No security! 

Open HouM 

Marcn 

9th A 10th 

gatohousa. monitored alarm, pool 4 

Social Director 

11 Mile a Lahser 

P A R K C R E S T 

353-5835 

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1. 2 a 3 Bedroom 

Apartments 

From $565 

Heat Included 

C H A T E A U R I V I E R A 


569-4070 

Moo -Fn 9-5 

400 Apt*. For Rant 

STERLING HEIGHTS 14 MM. E Ol 

Van Dyke Modern I . 2 bedroom 

Carpeting, no pets No cleaning lee 

Irom 1395 939-5192 

TROY AREA large 1 bedroom w 

cured building carport, waik-m 

closet, storage, dishwasher heal m- 

Leaae S500 547-7079 

Southfield 

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42711 Ford Rd 

NOVI 348-0540 

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Also Cable TV. 2 swimming pools and 

aerobics fitness center. SMART stop at 

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From s 445 

F r e e H e a t 

Quiet Country Setting 

Spacious & Sound-Conditioned Apartments 

• Pool • Sauna • Cable • Large Closets 

• Dishwashers • Pet Section 

O n P a l m e r W . o f Lilley 

O p e n Until 7 p.m. 

3 9 7 - 0 2 0 0 

Daiiy 9-7. 3 Bedroom Apis 

Executive Living Suites 

474-9770 1-800-562-9786 

BIRMINGHAM-Charming 2 bed- 

room. dining room sun room lire- 

place attic storage, lanced yard 

garage $750amonih 565-1655 

404 For Ftont 

DETROIT N — 

W i £dr«£T 

new carpet, new known $750 mo 

Oepoeit plus references 532-06 71 

DETROIT Warrendata 3 bedroom 

bnca. Hreptace. baaamant garaoe 

$59S/mo. Oeve 255-5676 

Other 2.3 bedrooms avaaaMe si 

404 H o u — F o r B f i t 

•OUTIWtLO— 

3 bedroom newer bnck ranch 

manl lanced yard Kida. smgtas 

pets OK 273-4233 

DETROIT 7 m A Evergreen Brie* 

2 bedroom n see went, lanced yerd 

2 cer garage Nice neighborhood 

$435 • security 533-6756 

FARMINGTON HILLS 

2 bedroom home no garage 

$650 per month iciudee utikties 

474-6060 

FAHVHNQTOW HILLS 7 tAdroom 

home on larga lot Carpeted fridge 

ft stove included Preler handy par- 

son $375 476-46»5'201 366-5265 

FARMINGTON HILLS- 3 bedroom 

dmmg room. 2 beths carpet appli- 

ances baaement No pets S700 

monlh + security 534-5297 

FARMINGTON HILLS - 21764 

Middlebelt S ol 9 Mae 2 bedroom 

garage all appliances $630 mo. 

1V> mo security 476-6678 

— — 

iofllce< 

•ess 2 bedroom, plus office or study I $ 1200/mo 

upstairs Hardwood ftoori 

ment. appUances. garaga. lanced 

yard, pets okay ?68Chapir $800 

645 1239 

FARMINGTON MILLS - 3 bedroom 

''•* baths air. new carpeting ft 

m "" 

BIRMINGHAM COACH House - 2 

bedrooms 1 bath. Irving room tire- 

place ft sitting room, pool appk- 

ances on 4 acres $ 1000 644-3147 

BIRMINGHAM downtown Living 

room/fireplace dining room. 2 bed- 

rooms an wood floors, central mr 

$900 mo 644-4438 or 646-7061 

BIRMINGHAM - Downtown 3 bad- 

room bungalow Garage basement 

$750 mo plus security deposit No 

pels Call after 3PM, 626-5343 

BIRMINGHAM immaculate 3 bed- 

room i balh. all appliances garage, 

air ft mini blinds • sttic storage 

$800 mo * security 626 8319 

WAYNE'WESTLAND - clean qwer 

attractive 1 bedroom with private 

entry Rent $390 security deposit 

$200 No pets 721-6699 

$ 3 0 0 D E P O S I T 

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W E S T L A N D P A R K 


Across from City Park 

(Cherry Hill) 

(between MxJdlebell ft Merrimani 

1 & 2 bedrooms. 1 Vi baths 

Pool. Vertical Blinds 

Secured Locked Hallways 

FROM $445 

HEAT INCLUDED 

Monthly or Lease 

7 2 9 - 6 6 3 6 

WESTLAND - CAPRI APARTMENTS 

2 bedroom starting at $470 Heat a 

water included Speoal $200 secur- 

ity deposit 261 -54 to 

Westland 

FORD WAYNE RD AREA 

Spacious 1 'ft 2- bedroom apts 

Amenities include 

•Carpeting 

• Dishwasher 

• Park-lik a setting 

• Close to shopping 

• Owner paid heat 

COUNTRY VILLAGE APTS 

326-3280 

WESTLAND MODERN single s'or» 

ranch type home- apartment; 1 

bedroom private 'ront entrance 

patio. Stoye. refrigerator, drspr; - 

Close to shopping on lease besis 

$445 per month Also. 1 furnished 

siud,0 apt $398 pet month 

W A T E R B U R Y A P T S 

7 2 2 - 5 5 5 8 

WESTLAND - Spacious 2 bedroom 

Vi bath vertical Blinds carport all 

pancy $470/mo 

Gienwood Or char as 

BEST W BLOOMFIELO LOCATION 

Luxurious 1 ft 2 bedroom Fmty hjr- 

mehed garaga. from $ 1090 As seen 

in Apt Guide 626-1506 

SUITE LIFE 

• Beautifully Furnished 

• Birmingham - Royal Oak 

• Monthly Leases 

• immediate occupancy 

• Lowest Rales 

5 4 9 - 5 5 0 0 

BIRMINGHAM Just unpa* and 

enioy our updated 2 bedroom 1 

bath home New door wens deck 

greenhouse window garage base- 

ment wôftice $879'mo 737-2445 

FARMINGTON HILLS AREA 

* bedroom colonial. 2 car atiached 

garage. Ananed baaement Aval 

able immediately CaH alter 6pm 

weekdays 865-9660 

FARMING TON-2 bedroom, lenced 

yard garags. an appkances newly 

rqmodHH $650 a month • $650 

34^-741? 

FARMINGTON - 3 bedroom ranch 2 

car attached garags. basement ap- 

pliances. deck. aH new inside Pri- 

vate yard $900 month 661-1111 

FARMINGTON- 3 bedroom Bun- 

galow carpel throughout fua base- 

ment completely lanced yard appe- 

ances. immediate occupancy Pats 

oka)- $600 + security 553-2622 

TAYLOR - SMI 

no besement no" garaoe shed 

$265 mo $350 secJ-Ty Ce8 alter 

bpm 464.0062 

TAYLOR 

car gara 

$465' mo 

oom carpeting 1 

' no nasanieiii. 

security After 6pm 

464-0062 

TAYLOR - 3 bedroc 

S ^ T O O ^ 

Caa after 8pm 

9- 2 

ant. 

464-0062 

TROY - duple, j 

barhs tun baaement very cleen 

pels or walerbeds. 1725- mo 

660-1035 

TROY. Emerald Lake area 3 bed- 

room colonial, living. IsmKy room ml 

Wapiece/bar f, belh «r beae- 

menl. 1st floor laundry, attached 

I1100"no 

ached ge- 

776-6622 

TROY. Lrvernois ft Big Beever Area 

Nice ft dean 2 bedroom 1 bath 

basement i* car garage, aui, 

ances Nice area* $575 per 

•mmedieie occupancy 669-2859 

Thursday, March 7, 1991 04E 

* 3 G 

401 DuptoXM For Rant 

an appkances huge great room, pa 

no. oarage, neat street 560 Ches 

M> $650 Jerry 644-1576 

DOWNTOWN ROCHESTER Ouplea 

Live in ft rent out upp. Possible 

$1970 par month in rant 2500 

sq ft 651-6404 or 37V 2626 

LIVONIA 2 

kitchen appkances fireplace 

baaemani No pats $576 plus se- 

curity Afler 8pm 591-0W6 

LIVONIA . 294S2 M.nton off 

MWdlebali 2 bedroom Duple. No 

pets Credit oheck $675 mo - t 

mo security 697 6025 941-4974 

OAK PARK - Near 1-696 Newt, re- 

modesed 2 badroom fua baaamant 

$510 per month plus uMtoes 

Available "vnedietefy 356-2200 

PLYMOUTH 

mg room avsng room 'fireplace oak 

floors, appkances-«a» m closets 

Nserperk No pets $450 453-7962 

ROYAL OAK 2 bedroom stove ft 

refrigerator no pels Vn monfh 

security required $550'monlh 

646-6353 

SOUTH LYON - 2 bedroom newly 

Mile Ar»a 3 bedroom br«k -ancfi 2 

baths. 2't car garaga basement 

Nice yard —th deck Troy schools 

$975 per month 669 2859 

TROY. 3 bedroom bnck ranch ga- 

rage and Tamay room $600 month 

plus security Cast let on St 

669-7147 

UNION LAKE - 2 badroom updated 

... appliances, laka access 

screened « porch 24 • 24 detached 

oarage trees no pets $850 'mo 

D ft H PROPERTIES 737-4002 

WATERFORO LAKEFRONT 

Sandy beach, an sports lake newly 

redecorated Leaae'option $t 195 

258-0266 673-8531 

FENTON - Laka Shannon laketront 

4 bedroom Quad. 3 baths family 

room, fireplace wet bar 3031 sq 

ft Linden schools includes lawn 

maintenance $l600'mo 

D ft H PROPERTIES 737-4002 

BIRMINGHAM J>oppieton Park - 3 

bedroom brick colonial r. baths, 

formal dmmg room mssler bed- 

room 20 . 13. fireplace 1900 sq fl 

air. 2 car detached $l600'mo 

D ft H PROPE RTIE S 737- 4002 

BIRMINGHAM central location 

completely furnished 2 bedroom 

heat hot water TV adufi buiid.ng 

no pels $625 mo 647-0715 

Birmingham Downtown 

M O N T H L Y L E A S E S 

1 OR 2 BEDROOM 

Furnished & Unfurnished 

Starts at $32 50/Day 

UTIIITIFS iKiri i inFn 

BIRMINGHAM. Ooarton Lake Es- 

tates ranch. 3 bedrbom. ivt oath 

newfy decorated appliances ir 

eluded 644 6493 

BIRMINGHAM SALE OR RENT 

$1200/$ 179.000 Downtown 4 oed- 

rooms, fireplace high ceilings 

porch Days 543-6500 644-3415 

BIRMINGHAM -2 bedroom den re- 

modeled kitchen ft balh appkances 

lenced yard Birmingham schools 

Eves 661-5262 

Days 356-1942 

BIRMINGHAM - 2 bedroom, brick 

new carpeting appliances gas heat 

basement garage Pierce School 

$730'mo 332-2319 

" BIRMINGHAM 3 BEDROOM 

Classic style hreptace dining room 

rec room Niutrai decor $950 

Can 649-0678 

BIRMINGHAM 

Jii'1 j 

851-4157 

EXECUTIVE GARDEN APTS 

BIRMINGHAM 

Executive Apts. 

• Short term rentals Irom 

$35'day including ufiidies ~ 

•Fully fum-shed 

»Housekeeping/hnarn service 

-Continental BreeWasl 

• Dinner Optional 

• Cable TV 

• fl hour security 

• Carport 

• Pets welcome 

• Fie.itMe rental agreements 

1 1 0 0 N O R T H A D A M S 

B I R M I N G H A M 

6 4 5 - 0 4 2 0 

Leave message 

- 3 bedrooms 1 

$7 Of.' per mnnin 

BIRMINGHAM - 3 bedroom nome 

Clean" Great "landlords' $775 per 

monlh -^security deposit 433-3316 

BIRMINGHAM 

5 bedroom fireplace basement 

porch. $900 - security. 

644-3365 Or 642-1705 

729-5090 

S o u t h f i e l d 

H I D D E N O A K S 


O N E M O N T H F R E E * 

lArty month of your choice; 

OE appliances, ceramic bath, central air, carports 

available, intercoms, patios' balconies Cable ready, 

large storage area, laundry facilities 

1 B E D R O O M f r o m ... S 4 9 5 

2 B E D R O O M f r o m ... $ 5 8 0 

Hours: Daily 11-6. Sat. 9-2 

(Closed Thurs. A Sun.) 5 5 7 - 4 5 2 0 

•Based on 13 monlh octupancy. Sru tenants only 

Westland 

SPECIAL ON 

SECURITY DEPOSIT $200 

J MONTH FREE RENT ON 

1 BEDROOM APTS 

Limited time only 

WESTLAND AREA 

POOL 

Club House. Patio. Pets Al- 

lowed. Air. Carpet 

FREE HEAT ft MOT WATER 


2 BEDROOM - $495 

BLUE GARDEN APTS 

Westland s Finest Apanments 

Cherry MiM Near Merriman 

Daily .11 am-6pm Sal lOarvJr" 

729-2242 

B I R M I N G H A M 

PUTNEY MEWS 

Completely turruined town, 

houses 20 delightful 2 

bedrdbm units TV dishes 

linens Extendable 30 day 

leases Greet location 

From $960 

689-8482 

WESTLAND 

nan) Remodeled 1 bedroom 

Stove refrigerator 

available $395 mo 

(Venoy 

led 1 

refrigerator. 

' $395 rr 

N 0»M*.- 

W a y n e w o o d 

( A P A U T M f \ j , Q 

1991 Special 

• (Umited Time) 

$ 1 0 0 O F F ' 

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

K ( 5 w 

? 

$ 

3 6 5 & s 

4 4 0 * 

Bright, Airy, Extra-large Rooms 

Heal & Vertical Blinds Included 

Ceiling Fan Bedroom or Dining Area 

6737 N. WAYNE RD 

WESTLAN0 

South of 

3 2 6 - 8 2 7 0 

MOVE IN SPECIALS 

FKANKLIN 

S Q U A R E 

( A P A P T M E N T I Q 

U N B E L I E V A B L E ! 

A quaint &rqoiei «partmeiTtCommunity in Livo- 

nia. close to great shopping, mitnrtflls, 1-96 

Reduced Security Deposit! 

Attractive I and 2 Bedroom Apartmenta 

from 430* 

H E A T A N D 

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

Located «« S Mile 

i.akr |3ointf ^tllagr 

A P A R T M = " 

E N T s 

rtaic a PlYMOUF" M.CMIGAN 

ONE a TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS 

' 4 8 2 month INCLUDES 

frm Gas Heat 

and Water 

Porch or Balcony 

Swimming Pool 

Community Bldg 

Basemeni Storage 

Can Manage al 

453-1597 

OPEN DAILY 

AND SUNDAY 

Feet ol Middle bell 

in Lisroaia 

O P E N 7 D A Y S 

4 2 7 - 6 9 7 0 

& 

l» 

- S a ^ V | 

^ — H 

, l>!\ MOM) FORES T 

4 PA ltTM£.\T$ 

£ 

n d 

. F r o . . , ; 6 4 0 

a n d u p 

One Month Free Rent 

Security Deposit S2S0 

• Complete Kitchens with microwave 

• Utility room with washer dryer ' 

• Furnished Executive Rentals 

• Private entrances. 

• Nature jogging trails 

• Swimming Pool with spa h tennis courts. 

• Handicap Units 

Between Grand River A 9 Mile on Halatead 

Farmington Hilla 4 7 1 - 4 8 4 8 

Closed Sunday 


Ask about Our SPECIAL 

Specious 2 bedroom umis only O • 

2 bedrooms have 2 fu« or 1'» ba" 

AS unns include washer dryer ver- 

cies Central am and appurces 

Call tor appointment 

Hours «am -5pm closed wed A Bun 

421 6200 

Westland 

WAyNE FORORO AREA 

Spaoous 1 $ 2 bedroom apts 

! Amenities inciaoe 

.'Carpeting 

•Pars line setting 

• Close to shoppmg 

• Owner paid heal 

COUNTRY COURT APTS 

7? 1-0500 

westland 

W e s t e r n Hills A p t s . 

2 Bedroom 

Special 

U p t o $ 1 0 0 O f f 

_ P e r M o n t h 

With a 12 Month Lease 

Heat & Water Paid 

Central Air. Pool 

C * Today 

7 2 9 - 6 5 2 0 

Cherry Hill & Newburgh 

| Limited Special 

WESTl ANC $300 depoeil 'wtth ap 

proved crediti Hear a- carpel. « 

WESTLAND 

2 BEDROOM FROM $475 

$200 SECURITY DEPOSIT 

I 3 bedroom t beth with pfueh car 

-*» mester cloeel I Hoi 

I »si 

jW m* 

Ml» pooitpMy, 

By Westland Mal 

WOODLAND VILLA 

422-5411 

W E S T L A N D 

6200 North Wayne Rd 

STuoKi-aaw 


2 BE DROOM $460 

1 heat 6 wafer Senior DM 

couw Pool A — Close I 

7 2 2 - 5 1 5 5 

W BLOOMFClO Apt IO BuOSet 2 

Sedioiw J besh garage 

dryer $750'MO 365-263' 

C H E C K U S OUT, 

S Y O U ' L L C H E C K - I N 

• Only 30 Day Minimum 

• Same Day Move-in For 

Qualified Applicants 

• Great Downtown Detroit 

Hlghrise 

No Lease Required 

VISA Accepted . 

Housewares A Maid Service includ- 

ed Membei Employee Relocation 

Council 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Tn level large 

Ireed lot garage 3 bedrooms 

patios 2'. eaih deck Hreptace No 

pets $ 11.250 'mo 565 5091 

GARDEN CITY . 3 bedrooms -e- 

mo deled, utility room A shed, good 

area, near schools. $545 

References No pels 422-5666 

GARDEN CITY - 3 bedroom bun- 

galow Ut4rtv room stove 

refrigerator. washer carpel ing 

Available 4/1 $570 

RIC HTER « ASSOC 346-5100 

WATERFORD - Lolus lakefronl 

Charming 3 bedrbom 2 baths 

trench doors loft enclosed wxch 

fireplace. Cathedral ceilings atr 2 

car doc*, alarm $l300/mo 

D A H PROPERTIES 737-4002 

WATERFORD Rent to Own Brand 

new super 3 bedroom ranch ga- 

rage lake privileges $1200 month 

541-6202 

iNKSTER-one 3 bedroom ranch with 

basement garage $590 another 3 

bedroom lor $510 Option to buy 

available on- both 766-1623 

INKSTER - 3 bedroom home with 2 

car garage Section 6 ok 

$475 per month 

47J-2223 

LIVONIA attractive location 

Schoolcraft W ot Merriman 2 bed- 

room basement oa heat, very large 

lot. t's car garage. $700/mo 

352-9555 

LIVONIA - Attractive 3 bedroom 

brick ranch Family room attached 

garage Available Apr 1 $650'MO 

plus security 476-0213 

LIVONIA - Clean. 2 bedroom large 

famey room, central aw 2 i .car 

âry lenced yard great location 

TTWT 

No pets 

WEST 

227-6286 

LIVONIA corr newly remoOased 2 

bedroom, fireplace central air ei- 

tras No pets $700 psus security 

Available now 459-MS2 

LfVONIA RARE FIND 

3 bedroom home n centrai Lmoma 

tor $650 mo - security immediate 

occupancy Call after 6pm 

474-5675 or 464-64S6 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - 4 bedroom, 

family formal dining room den. 2 

fireplaces 3"» bath, 2 s car garaga 

air condition deck tMoomlwM Mrtta 

schools $2 3QQ,mo 256-5639 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Ranch 3 bed- 

roorn. 3 bath, garage Bloomfield 

H4»s schools Large secluded lot 

Lake privileges 335-2639 

BLOOMFIELO HILLS Ranch . 

bath! larrufy room l^piace alarm 

attached 2 car garage i 

77i 

TOWN 

BL OOMFIE LD HILLS 

Executive rental on beautiful acre 

lot 3 bedrooma 3'i baths kbrary 

tarruly room finished lower level 

first floor masters suita. Over 3.650' 

sq h 6 mos or a yr $2 600 par mo 

Ask tor CHAR ROSC NBA UV 

647-7100 or 626-7521 

RALPH 

MANUEL 

LIVONIA - Smaa 1 bedroom home 

inside Hke new carpel appkances 

woodwork cats OK $395 - depos- 

it Ravmed area 354-0914 

LIVONIA 4 bedrooms, sttacned gs- 

r age famey room. Itreplace 7 Mile A 

Farmmgton furnished $1600. un- 

furnished $ 1375 477-2737276 5969 

LIVONIA - 14650 Men alien. 2 bed- 

rooma. stove, refrigerator dryer «v 

pete foM iiw • $&50 

274-6^62 

MIOOLE STRAITS LAXEFRONT 

NOVI SCHOOLS - 4 bedrooma. 2 * 

bathe, central mt. a deck great lo- 

cation $1700 per monlh CA22 

THE MICHIGAN GROUP 651-4 100 

NOVI Waaed Laka Lakafront 2 bed 

roonACape Cod 2 tu» Baths New 

kitchen A carpal Oeck. dock Lend 

contract option $925 553-9065 

WAYNE-Anractive 3 bedroom ranch 

across from part Appkances patio 

lenced Option to buy available im- 

mediate occupancy $590 768-1623 

WAYNE - Attractive 3 bedroom 

Ranch across from part Appli- 

ances patio lenced Option lo buy 

available Immediate occupancy 

5590 786-1623 

$450'MO Cat Diana iDaysi 

843-5900 lEves (477-0565 

i beth 

TROY Deauae 2 bedroom 

aa appkances includes 

dryer a* carport Must see 

$635 mo Leave message 642-0838 

CITY OF WAYNE. 1 bedroom newly 

remodeled carpeted appkances 

wa* to downtown $350 plus jtik- 

**— After 6pm 454-7552 

WESTLAND-Fofd 8 Wildwood 

Large 2 bedrooiri utility room large 

living room, storage shed large 

backyard $550'mo plus utarties A 

security. 722-6435 or 729-6629 

412 TownfcouM* 

Co«S4o« hot R«nl 

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 

Line on beeutitm Square Lake, m*u 

ry condominiums 2 bedrooms 2 

•ndudeig washer 6 dryer, vertical 

blinds, gorgeous new and much 

much more Don't maea out $1 

$600 sevmgt Cal 230-0720 or 

•39 2152 

BlOOMFiELD HILLS - Four Sea- 

sons luxury Condo 2 bedrooms 2 

bathe dWung room aitcron with 

bUfM-ets. lit. >oor laundry VI '«**• 

ances undergrtMid parking $1,200 

mo Cal after 6pm 334-6263 

DELUXE • 

TOWNHOMES 

Enioy a superb location wain easy 

access to 1-696 Our nearty renovat- 

ed 2 bedroom townhomea leeture 

• New modern kitchen with built-m 

microwave, frost-free 

refrêrator ckshwasrer A sen 

cleaning oven 

• Fu« baaamant with washer' 

dryer hook i*. 

• 'ntfQjdwMjn'ruaKyi aurm optional 

• Beautiful, landscaped courtyards 

• Rentals from $600 

OUTS'AN{>NG VALUE' 

Ask about our movem special 

Located on 10 Mile S of 1-696 

between Cookdge 8 A! OOO ward 

^Village Green of 

Huntington Woods 

547-9393 

412 

Condo* For R i n T 

SOUTHFIELD - Specioue 2 bed- 

room 2'1 bath Condo. aa appt 

K lJ 

/•no 

MUe. W o* 

SOUTHFIELD 12 Ptnoa Condo - 

2 bedroom. 2't bem 

1400 sq ft mm U 

Pool carport A tu»y 

kitchen $M0/mo Cat 

Maryarwi 9-5 Mon - Frt, 362-5272 

415 Vi 

HARBOR SMUNGS/PETOSKEt 

r »om Doc* mg mmmif rgntgu mt our 

$ condominium deveAopments 

Soma lake front propertws ste 

avlicii Caa tor ratoa 6 a Maca- 

ry Caa Little Traverse Raaervationa 

1-600-433-6753 or 616-347-7347 

TOWNHOME! 

Stop 6 sea the beat value m town" 

homee m Novi 

WESTLANO - NORWAYNE 

End unit 2 bedroom Ouplea -*wt, 

painted lenced backyard security 

deposit No pots $410 453-2806 

WESTLAMD'Norweyne 2 bedrooms 

completely remodeled Section 8 

approved immediate occupancy 

Stove 6 'linger ator if needed 

$465'mo 728-2635 

WESTLANO - 2 bedroom dupie. 

Nor-Wayne Wary daen $450 pe( 

month plus utikties plus $450 se- 

curity deposit 961 5953 

410 Flats 

BERKLEY - upper flat 1 bedroom - 

den garaga balcony $475 - se- 

curity Chad cat OK 545-6324 

WAYNE 

•enced 

month 

2 bedroom garage large 

•enced yard Very clean $495 per 

security 726-6210 

WAYNfc - 3 bedroom ranch, garage 

fenced yard, no pets $550 a month 

plus security deposit 

Call after 4pm 326-8996 

W BLOOMFIELD Coxy 2 bedroom 

home, attached garage wood burn- 

ing stove, take access $650 mo 

Can 360-4574 

WEST BLOOMFIELD - Union lake 

prrvuegea 3 bedrooms - office 2 

AreplaSfes. new kitchen no pets 

$950 per mo 363-6643 

WEST BLOOMFIELO 5 bedroom 

brick targe famey room fireplace 

'S -' Mi' ...osa- to 

Northwestern Hwy 786-1511 

WEST BLOOMFIELD LAKEFRONT 

Private lake 4 bedrooms 3 car 

garage. Hi appkances $1 275 pei 

month 494-1145 363-3167 

CHARMING UPPER FLAT ot down- 

lown Birmingham duplex 2 Bed- 

room 1 bath 1 car garage no pets 

re mo security deposit $750.mo 

plus utilities 642-2600 or 540-4327 

DRAYTON PLAINS - new condo on 

lake 2 bedroom !', batn. al appk- 

ances 2 car 9~ag*' firep^ce 

$975/mo CaH 690-0545 

• r*rlKal bknds mcSuOad 

• Nov School system 

• Best Manager as the oly 

NOVI RIDGE 

Now Rd 

HK2GINS LAKE - new kiaury leke- 

kont home an Ihe golden weal 

•hore Staapa to Futfy (umiahed. 

SlSOO/ea pkas $500 security de- 

poa« Maaarve now tor aurnmai 

CM Or Rnchae deys $17-621-6690 

eves 621-6660 

420 Booms For Rtfll 

PROFESSIONAL WOMAN with 

oaahed 3rd Hoor 2 room stale m> 

tor same Private 

kechan/laundry privi- 

$450 643-9061 

HOMESTEAD Available 1-6 beO 

room specioua condos tor couple or 

group Pnme local on Spnng 6 

Summer seasons Oemer 553-0643 

LAKE HURON . HARSOR BEACH 

I 

W views . . T r ol 

AvaaMMe by month or aaoaon 

Lmdy MlOs 616-526-2166 

10 Mil 

Mesdowbrook 

Open 7 days 

CaH Mamyn or Gamy 

349-8200 

T «C" I7gg s« ft 2J bed 

rooms dan tknaahed Mnaer level 3 

beihs formal deung cathedral caa- 

mgs lennas Lakevaew Con.ienent 

to I- 75 6 M-59 $ 1400/mo' 679-1606 

WATERFORO Very quae! town, 

house 2 bedrooms r* baths tul 

basement. 2 car garaga, $57S'mo 

363-2829 

2 bedroom condo 

ppkancea pool 

i * mnriih leeee - 

525-7900 

W BLOOMFIELO - Luxurious 2 bed- 

room condo 2 bath Garage (mo- 

ment pool Chenney ma §900 per 

month 661-1111 


2 A 3 bedroom ranch A townhouses 

2's belh*. 2 000 sqft 2 car at- 

'ached garag* lul basement exclu- 

sive community Irom $ 1475/mo 

851-2730 

COVINGTON CLUB 

14 Mite - Middlebelt 


DrSNE f EPCOT . Universal Studios 

1 > Miles away Luxury 2 and 3 bed- 

room. 2 bath condo washer dryer 

microwave, pool >ecuzz> fonms 

courts $495 snd $525 Wee* Days 

474-5150 Eves 478-9713 

OISNEY OPLANDO Condo t bad- 

room 2 bam Pool Spa gou ideal 

for Newt/weds Famines 4 Coucaei 

FARMINGTON HILLS qwal 1 bed^ j ** 75 -"S45-2114 or 626-5994 

-oom l i bath second story corvdc | DtSNEY ORLANOO AREA 3 oed~ 

„ vert lines _Rtaca $600'month m- | room 2 balh home pool wvd recre- 

ation area 25 maxitea Irom Oasney 

Aides hesl Caa Jen 244-8651 

FARMINGTON HILLS Luxurious up- j *375 per weak 

261-6210 

per condo 2 bedroom 2 Oath f»e- FLORIOA MADEIRA BEACH 

place I^dergroîdI parking « appk- Waterfront. 2'» bedroom. 2 bath 

7?5-9ng pool, air carport, carper 

mg appkances Very well kept qui- 

et adult compter $625 month mv 

mediate occupancy It mteresfed 

call Wayne after 6pm 477-2917 

HILTON HEAD island 3 1. 

3 bath luxury w«a Aprn 27 to Ma. 4 

private basement for slot age deck 99- mciudes golf green lees 8 ten- 

nis. cak afler 6pm 

Iroom - 

LAKE MICHIGAN Cross 

Harbor Springe Lakafront home 

acuix sandy 

517-655-2753 

LOG CA8M 

Traversa City 

hot tub beech boat 

=555? 

NORTHPORT LoveSy 4 bedroom 2 

bath noma on Grand Traversa Bay 

AvaaaWa amaks m June 8 August 

or313 665-5923 

Cal 313-96-2699 

AT NUBS NOB ski-m sk.-oul to 

Caaar UTt and croaa country Boyne 

H^jmands 3 minutee Homes 4 con- 

dos heated pool whirlpool March 

ROOM FOR RCNT Berkley 4 

Farmangton han home Pn stones 

Large lenced yard 

443-7479 

ROYAL OAK 

$125 

drinkers 

SOUTHFIELD - Bedroom wath lul 

home privileges Caa after 5pm 

948 -80V5 

TWO 'oome n Troy Fua nome privi- 

leges Huge krepiace garage Fur- 

mehed quae t Cable 4 leiepnone 

$350 eidudng utilities 669-9039 

WESTLANO AREA $250 mo utli- 

bes mcAadeo Krtchen privaeges 4 

CeWe.is.OT Cal afler 5pm Mon 

525-5646 

WESTLANO .large room m condo ml 

pool with or Without furnishings 

kitchen 8 laundry privileges non 

smoking parson Ford 8 Newpmgh 

Rd references required 595-0545 

421 Living Quarter* 

To Share 

1 H I Manors mc 616-526-66511 

NUB S NOB SKI CHALET 

Sleeps 6 to 10 updated Cell 

(313)644-0301 or(3t3j 546-8464 

ON LAKE Machagan 3 badroom 2 

bath cottage neer Sleeping Bew 

Dunes Max 6 paopw Aa» by 

week start June 22 *. 16-435- 7629 

PET OSKE Y/CH ARLE VOIX 

Little Traverse shoreline New 

saykghled stavoom wrep around 

deck 3 bedrooms. 2 Ml baths rr»- 

cro. dishwasher new refrigerator 4 

sen cleaning siove cable stereo 

. 655-5670 

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Chalet 4 bedroom 2'* beth 

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BERKLEY AREA - lemale 'oommate 

wanted large room avith oat*, 

non-smoker $250 per month Caa 

Cheryt 543-2475 

BERKLEY- Maaa.roommate wanted 

to share large 3 bedioom hom* 

$275 per mo utilnt«s included 

Days 641-5332 Eves 54!-/ tea 

SHANTY CREEK veer Round Rental 

Ml Go" Ski saawn - resort I 

amenat«s 3 bedroom 3 beth exclu- 

sive conoo overlook s famous 

Legend GoM Course 4 Lake Beaa*e 

ekly . 313-649-6120; 

HILTON HEAD ocean condo 

beach pool tennis i oedroom 

1 beth $375 week 

459-6566 

HILTON HEAD Oceantrom Condo 

fully furnished sleeps 6, pool 

beach tennis etc Easfci week - 

»400 Eves 553-4773 

HILTON HEAD-PALMETTO DUNES 

2 bedroom. 2 beth. luxurious v«a. 

Sleeps 6 Free terns pikes nv- 

crowave $625,wk Own*"S57-6657 

HILTON HEAD SC - 2 bedroom 

condo sleep 6 KJy furnished Wk 

Of Apr 13-20 $550 Caa after 4pm 

a'9-^4., W j 

dekiae 2/3 bedrooms 

OAK PARK 

centrsl air 

laundry finished rec room $560 

lower $610 upper plus utnties Se- 

curity Caa D*i 354-1310 

PLVMOUTH-Charmng. older jftom 

1 bedroom, eun deck wa* to town 

heel 4 water included $450 mo No 

pets Avertable now 451-6613 

NW SOUTHFIELD A room *oper 

on 2 ireed acres $300 monlh pkas 

412 TOWTOKMJ—- 

Coodoe For Rent 

AFFORDABLE RENT - 8606 

Hidden River 

•Townhouses 

spaoous 2/3 bedroom towmomes 

356-8844 

21771 fVdden Rivers N 

Or Lanaer between 9 4 10 Male 

KILTON HEAD/SHOREWOOD 

Dekjxe 2 bedroom. 2 bath 4th floor 

conpo cemraay located great 

•iew of ocean pool 313-227-1675 

HILTON HEAD - 1 bedroom 1 bath 

condo yccommodaies 6 aduiis an 

the beach $50C week peek seaaor. 

o»» season negotiable 313-696-2007 

SKI BOVNE 

Cottage on waaoon Lake avaaabae 

tor rem Caa days 462 4006 

4 weekends 996-1253 

BIRMINGHAM - Male roommate lo 

snare 2 bedroom v, pain condo 

with weshei'dryer and pool $375- 

MO mdudes utnties Ask for Grarj 

'Daysi646-0500 lEves i646-2734 

BIRMINGHAM - ProlessKmei temaie 

lo share luxury toavnnome wath 

same Caa 642-843S 

CANTON - LARGE A dean beau'4ul 

home with fireplace lo share with 

non-amok mg temaae $265 mo in- 

Caa 961-7435 

SKI - CRYSTAL RENTALS 

Over 20 homes at the bese of Cryv ! dudes wUktiee 

tai Mount em discounted SAerch ax- 

cslant Spring sluing 816-352-9601 ' CHRISTIAN fam*w seeks male nor 

smoker 8 dnnke• to srwe home n 

I Bioomfiead H«s Cak Carl 

I 293-7150 335-8932 

SKI STEAMBOAT COLORADO 

beautiful 3 bedroom mountainside 

conoo reduced rates svaaabie 

March 16-29 3'3-47 6-6796 

SNOWMASS VILLAGE. COLO 

Spaoous 5 bedroom 6S bath home 

on the sk, supe Fireplaces Beeut- P 

"U Bnjjjt $ kghl S* down 200 yds 

to major iifi ia7) Sk, home tight up 

to your door Jacuzzi Spa tubs 

VCR 8 cade Heeled patio Accom 

modates 14 Set lo Sat 665-6505 

I DEARBORN HEIGHTS 27 y. Vd 

wmte mate lo snare 3 bed«o6r- 

house $350 per mo Ask Ipr C'«r 

Cae 561-6861 


3 aadroorr, ranch home lo share 

wath male No pets $95/mi ulil. 

5S3-»«8 

'ABMiNO' -'S - 

^SBchTakE luxury home .mmec-j share 2 bedroom* 2 bath ap< -in 

* * 3 bedrooms 2's bems no 

pels no smoking $ 

Available now thru Sept 626-1908 I 

same Nor smoker pooi'dubnouse 

fSSIB-mo - '. utikt« 473-5596 

, FARMINGTON - Temporary Iw 

TORCH LAKE Secsuded 25 ecre ushed toon- available .mmeo.ately 

estate An attractive 5 oedroom '« Apr I $60 wk 8 house privileges 

ana or J bedroom shoreside home i Wdrkmg female only 442-70562 

From IlOOO'wk Brochure 644-7266 

KEY lARGO FLORIOA CONOO 

New Condo 2 bedrooms. 2 beths 

Ocean view. Dey'week/rnonih 

427-0760 349-6073 

KlAWAH ISLAND SC 

Select one lo five bedroom eccomo- 

deiions Pam Harnngion EkCSueavea 

TRAVERSE CITY Lu.unous 

Beachfront Condo Executive WW* 

2 bedroom. 2 oath No pets Meeaty • 

200 616-946-5462 i 

TRAVERSE CITY 

ashore -eeon S 

haacKiom reaon 

FEMALE NON SMOKER looking sc 

share Garden City home avrtf* same 

$350 s mo includes heat 3 bed- 

2 can garage 38(2-3687 

krtchen Eve 1- 

FEMALE PROFESSIONAL IWRI- 

m«Se (28-381 wented tc shere my 3 

charming i bedroom, 2 5 batf (ondo t' lrtk- 

bedrooms | sier $350'mo pms utanas Mo 

1094 I smoking no drugs Aveaeble 3-1 

354-3414 

LIVONIA CONOO 

burgn area 

meacv apokances $900-'mo 

453-1334 or 

•aORTMVlLLE CONCO- 

NOPrTHVILLf 

NOVI-3 Bedroom old blue house 

, Can be used for coanmerlcal pur- 

t pose 43215 Grand Rmer. "t Mock 

I E of Novi Rd $450'mo Ca* »am 

5pm. 259-6720 8-11pm 661-0116 

BlOOMFiELO HILLS - Large3 bed 

room 2'» bath ""free-standing 

towmhouse condo m 5-umt complex 

Family room with fireplace separate 

dtn.ng room new kilchen wrth appli- 

ances washer dryer Berber carpel 

designer window treatments central 

av attached 2 » car garsge with 

opener Available now at $2000. in- 

cluding maintenance 8 water 

WEST BLOOMFIELD .Aidmgbrookt 

- Very attractive 2100 sq fl 2 bed- 

room 2 bath corner ranch condomi- 

nium with all amenities Fireplace m 

living room all appkances library 

carpeting window treatments cen- 

tral a.i basement 2 cm attached 

APARTMENî~3£^r"— 

-T-/^\AIP-Q FARMING TON HILLS - 3 bedroom 

1 J W r~ M ?•' Cam ooaornai sail box with sw»r 

ming pool 8 hot tub Large tNnily 

room with fireplace a ,tcher appli- 

CALL LEE 962-0674 antes finished basement anth rvalt 

batf. central mr. deck gazabo zm- 

petmg atiMcned 2't (ar garage with 

opener A v salable now st$ 1500 

GOODE 647-1898 

REAL ESTATE 

HOME AWAY FROM HOME INC 

Short lease Elegerity lurmsned 8 

•Quipped 1 2 Oi 3 bedroom sets 

No pels From $1150 826-1714 

LONG LAKE 2 bedioom Carnage 

house Large deck Private dock 

Cksaes Linens $850 per month in- 

cludes heat 4 lawn care 851-8509 

PINE LAKE FRONTAGE Available 

now Private small one bedroom 

-iud>o apt. 2 acre wooded lot de- 

signers personal feiivshings house- 

wares pontoon boat aa cable esc 

Perfect temporary residence toi ex- 

ecutive divorced etc OuaMed ap- 

plicants only $975 mo 681 6479- 

Furnished slud>o 

PLYMOUTH - 

aparimeni inckx 

OH street perking $400 plus 

security 459 4199 

BLOOMFIELO TWP Birmingham 

mailing. 4 bedr oom newfy renovated 

I anch new kitchen 2 baths garage 

ultfcty room basement IS acres 

$1 400/month 855-4653 

BRICK RANCH S ol 6 Mile.E Of 

Five Pomts Fulfy ..arpeted fmshed 

basement 1 > Oaths Immediate oc- 

cupancy Requires cracW report' 

employment verikcaton $595 1's 

months secuiity 

ONE WAY REALTY 

522 6000 or 473-5500 

$395 

Furnished Studio apart«W>! located 

downtown Royal Oik Separate 

laundry and sic age tacikfies. of 

suae! parking aa condrtionang No 

pats Aourt burtdmg AppacA^ts 

musi maaa at least $15 000 par re* 

io appfy tease Caa Manegameni 

company 258-6200 

CANTON-Eaacufive rental. 3 bed- 

roqm Cotomei Manyeairas ga>age 

$975 discount rant * deposit Days 

676-4935 - Eves $75-3507 

CANTON Sheldon 8 Sam Rd 3 

i bath* base- 

$1075 month 

:urtt> Loose J97-2297 

: 

CANTON 2 year old ceHomol 3 

bedroom 1 5 baths garage lire- 

piece stove dishwashei basement 

I $895 n>o 981 2767 

SOUTHFIE LO sub-lease 1 bad 

rgom apt furnished aa thru Sept 

• atones $600'mo , „ 

ipausuiihiws 155-26'» I rn, 

CANTON 

3 bedroom 2 cai garaga. 

dryer slove cmtai* 

occupancy $899 mo «10# 

OXBOW LAKEFRONT 

3 bedroom, 2 bath walk -out 2 car 

garaga 60ft ail sports lakafront 

i 1100 per month 662 4649 

PLYMOUTH/CANTON SCHOOLS 

Beautiful Colonial 4 bedroom, 2't 

bath living room tamay room at- 

tached garage includes refrigerator 

4 stove backs up to woods $1200 

451-2185 451-1116 

WESTLANO 

bedroom bnck ranch. 1"-s bains, ap- 

ga- 

raga Avertable 3/15 $700 

RiCHTER 4 ASSOC 348-5100 

PLYMOUTH - cnarm.ng 3 bedroom 

-emodetod kitchen, al appkances 

finished basement - 1 car garage 

$975 Call Carol 453-3939 

PLYMOUTH 

Cozy 1 bedroom home Deck new 

carpet appkances washer dryer 

PLYMOUTH- 104 1 North Mi:.' St 

Clean freshly pointed energy efft- 

caent 2 bedroom basement appk- 

ances fenced yard $6S0/mo 1 y» 

lease Security deposit Open House 

Sat Mar 9 11am-3pm 4 Sun 

Mar 10. I 5pm A.artabie Apr i 

PLYMOUTH - 2 bedroom garage 1 

year loose $625 per monlh 

477-4769 

PLYMOUTH 3 bedroom pnme area 

porch, rec room, lenced yard, ga- 

rage. no pels $825 lease 4 securi- 

ty 455-1728 or 591-6530 

REOFORO-aeech 6 Plymouth Rd 3 

bedroom brick ranch basement 

garage nearfy decorated lenced 

yard air $750 mo 425-1138 

REDFORO TWP home information 

center haa a free rental housing 

Ouiietm board 

Caa 937-2171 

WESTLAND 

2 bedroom, 1 both ranch homes 

feature 

• Newfy remodeled kitchen* with 

refrigerator and stove 

• Full basements 

• Private Entrancas driveways and 

yards 

# 

$475 per monlh 

immediate Occupancy 

On site management $ moinfenonce 

CALL NOW 7>i-8t 11 lor additional 

information 4 directions 

Office 27S8 Ackley Weslund 

Open 9am - 7pm Weekdays. 

11 am - 6pm Weekends 

WESTLANO - 3 bedroom ranch, util- 

ity room appkances carpeting 

W $495 

346-5100 

WOLVERINE WALLED LAKE 

3-4 bedroom Cx-level 2'v baths ga- 

rage lake privileges $450 every 2 

aae4ks Available now' 624 6946 

W BLOOMFIELD 

3 bedroom 2 bath anached garage 

A tuli basement 

Caa eher 6pm 644-4334 

W BlOOMFtElO 2 bedrooms car- 

port fenced yard new carpeting 8 

BKomhold Schools $535 

GORGEOUS LAKEFRONT HOME 

On rnt sports Upper Straits take 4 

bedrooms 2'i baths central a» 

Casement 3 car g*-age' 

Available now $2 495 

-RiCHTER 4 ASSOC 348-5100 

Located m North Oakland County 

Minutee from Oek land University 

1-75 4 M-59 

Open Daily and Weekends 

WOODCREST COMMONS 

334-6262 

AUBURN HILLS SOUTHFIELD 


CXitslandaag 2 8 3 bedroom town- 

4 ranches with anached go 

tuli 

NOVI CONOO decor asea 6 

cMloocm poo1 opets $675 

•nontMy 346-1779 

NOVI Condo-2 bedr oca n IVs both, i 

lownhouae with fua basa man -*wî i 

decorated awtn teufral decor dub- j 

house A pool pr nieges great loco- ' 

lion $*50/monlh mcK, ^Je» Mu- A ; 

maintenance 349-6524 j 

VVTT—R 

on Lime HKkory Bey gear 

its facwtiea A ail III 

PALM CITY Fionda-Rlver front 

New 1 bedroom t bath lurnasned 

gueal house Dock $350 a week or 

_ ?47-3046 

WALLOON LAKE MALE ROOMMATE wonted to snore 

Beautiful 4 bedroom 2 beth home i house m Rochester Haas wrm same 

on ihe lake Aval awe tor amme 'No ttvrwture needed $375 plus 

and winter Afler SPM 540-9681 shoae utilities per month 652-7052 

N O V I 

Westbury-Auburn His 852-7550 

Weafherstone-SouIhfieW 3SO-1296 

Now schools. 2 badroom condo 

I71IM7 i Atiachod garaga Meal mckaded, 

Foxpoane-Farmmgion His 473-1127 | j-46 ^ Can ' 471-7470 

VANOERBILT BEACH 

-j bedroom 2 both, 

arum Available May 

$450 week 

1 Nkaoa 2 

POOI I sauna 

11-ifc 

416 Halts 

| OLDER ADULT TO shore home 

$100'wk mciuding utarties 4 TV 

Summit-Farrranglon Hts 626-4396 

Covangion CtuP-Farm 

415 Vacation Rentals i 

NOVI RIOGE 

AMERICAN LEGION 

591-1»1»| Post 232 Dearborn HIS m 

• 1/4 Warren Woddmgs Parties 

23850Mdrtan, 

Afler 12 Noon 274-8298 

including , 

,. 2 . r b ' . ^ A . « A C K E R S R E S Q R T 420 Rooms For R#nt 

»L dogs, 

furmshec oeo'oom use of garaga 

I" pretor non-smoaer $350 mo n- 

454-366: 

KAFTAN ENTERPRISES 

THE TOWNHOUSE SPECIALIST 

352-3800 

I able Apr 

: pires Oec 

baths 

5 $625'MO 

1991 348-3472 

mgham. Clawson 

LtKE A HOME 

•s 2 4 

These 

NOVI- Sharp 2 bedroom ranch cen- 

IfBf mr stove refrigerator wesher 4 

dryer artocned garage pool 4 ten- 

ms Avai'-abie now $745 

RICHTER 8 ASSOC, 348-510C 

3 bedrooms t'l baths 

charming rentals are more Hke a 

house with private tonced patio 

yard individual Ml basements con- ' 

trsi aii dekixe kitchen covered A M C 

pork mg 4 more EHO No pets j LJ IN C 

NOVI 

Twelve Oaks 

Townhomes 

MONTH 

FREE RENT 

k 

Got! Soamg. Skang 

Fishing. Swtmmaig. Canoeing 

Week or weekend rales 

6914 Aca«rs Poan Rd 

Deftcm M 49046 

(616)623-2129 

ATTRACTIVE ROOMS 

AS LOW AS $15 PER DAY 

ON MONTHLY BASIS 

>,itcfcie$ 

«f*TAiS UNI iMffCO 

DEARBORN W 3 bedrooms sun 

porch appnanc w« touted yard 

Mvnw.i oarage $»»•. cwn 

wacvrrty 

A4102T3 

EVERGREEN 8 TiRFMAN 3 bed 

looms taimw 1 get age level 

Sherp modern •anch "vpe houaa 

$525 plus serurif 421 1459 

LAHSER FENKE LL AREA 7 bod 

-stwd one 6 one heff "V»y|he secur 

ify deposit 357 0436 

% »rOf* 

mo 

LEAVING TOWN 

C*mc* owr ••r'* y . W r 

mrnm 

9 

ROCHESTER H* 

7 > bal» condc 

men! 'or rent Rant $ 1 000 mc 

col 650-971$ or 690 6 

.OOKING 'OR 

$50 $'? 

$750 mn A dime. 4 Awburr Rs » Day wrvs w 

•sc tw.s $W pe wees mrsuoee 

u«"-os 722-52B3 

REOFORO AREA 

kAeher and laundry 

pe weak 8 $80 soou 

pmvaegoa SW 

Hiy At t n 

WOMAN TO share cozy i 

condo tO'Oequndre ara6 

Smokers ak CM TST-S4B? 

BLOOMnEiO 

sn prmeegoe 

oar mo $*0 i 

422 Wanted To Itont 

PROFT SSfOssAi NEEDS ta iSN 

RaAerencos Mtor 

"«M| $250 a mn 

•wigs 3824833 

FARMINGTON HR 

404 Houaaa For Rant 

HOMES 

SEE 101 

BIRMINGHAM 4 ALL cmcs 

FOft RENT 

tOO S WHERE 

TINANTS 4 LAROLOROS 

IHARE LISTINGS e642 1626 

FREE CATALOGUE 

884 So Adam* Bammghar- Ml 

2 bedroom ? 

a krtchen aar 

pool carport .lorage 4 ape 

rounds $87$ »7e«76 

SOUTHFlflD 

HOUGHTON 

$535 mo 471417*2 newly decoraled in 

lot $800 mo pauseMpoMt 

LAKE 

tormol danang rt 

hr apiece $l7b0/fl^ 

I 04 HPRORERTCS 

SOuTHF* I D . } 1008 Poanciena 3 I I ONG LAKE 3-4 

fwikoof Ml B Mam ami nee carpel I Dock Dock Wee 

4 pemi $480 plus iaei plue sorunry ; i mens $2 000,'mo Wrludaa Heet 4 ' dna 

aapoert No pots eves 5368838 I i awn Cora Cal 8$ t 6509 , ate

• G # 04E Thursday, March 7, 1991 Thursday. March 7. 1991 04E *SO 

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Wayne County 


591-0900 

644-1070 

Rochester/Rochester Hills 852-3222 

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LIVONIA 

PLYMOUTH 

500 M p Wan tad 

CHILDCARE ASSISTANTS 

FuM 8 part lime poeiton* « W M 

IS OO/hr ft* ttme 9am-5pm pen 

time 7 30am-1 30pm Ctfflw aree 

453-0113 

CLEANERS needed lor Farmmgton 

Htfs. W Bloomfield Plymouth. 

Canion homes 8 oMcae Flexible 

houreCa* 442-2650 

CLEANING HELP tor larga apart- 

ment eomptai m wwinna Please 

apply m parson 6SOI Yale. 

Apt = >09 731-2500 

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~ S e e A b o v e For Section. 

ftCAl CSTATC FOR SfllC 

# 300-364 

302 Birmingham-Btoomfield 

303 West Btoomheio-Orchara Lake 

304 Famungtori - Farmington Hills 

305 Brighton, Hartland Howell 

•30^ Southfield-Lain rup 

307 South Lyon. Mrltord Highland 

306 Rochester Troy 

309 Royal Oak-Oak Park 

Hunlmgton VTooos 

3'0 Wtxom-COmmerce 

Lakes Area 

311 Oakland County Homes 

OF CLASSIFICATIOHS 


336 Southern Properly 

337 Farms 


339 Lots & Acreage 

340 Lake River Resort Property 

342 Lake Front Property 

348 Cemetery Lots 

358 Mortgages Land Contracts 

361 Money to Loan-Borrow 

362 Real Estate Wanted 

364 Listings Wanted 

COMMCftCIRl/INDUSTAIAl 

SALC OR ICASC 

#363-372 

365 Business Opportunities 

366 Office Business Space Sale/Lease 

367 Business & Ptofessipnal 

Buildings Sale Lease 

368 Commercial, Retail 

369 Industrial/Warehouse 

Sale or Lease 

370 Income Property — 

371 Industrial Vacant Property • 

372 Investment Property 

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WordPerterf a phis Duties intluda 

422 Wanted to Rent 

423 Wanted to Rent - Resort Property 

424 House Sitting Service 

425 Convalescent Nursing Homes . 

426 Home Health Care 

427 Foster Care 

428 Homes tor the Aged 

607losurar»ce 

608 'Transportation.-T ravel 

609 Bingo 

610 Cards of Thanks 

612 In Memoriam 

614 Death Notices 

738 Household Pets 

740 Pet Services 

744 Horses. Livestock Equipment 

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314 Plymouth 

315 NorthviMe-Novi 

316 Westland-Garden City 

317 Redford 

318 Dearborn-DearBorn Heights 

319 Grosse Pomte 

320 Homes - Wayne County 

322 Homes - Macomb County 

323 Homes - - 

Washtenaw County 

324 Other Suburban Homes 

325 Real Estate Services 

326 Condos 

327 New Home Bunders "" 

328 Duplexes & Townhouses 


332 Mobile Homes 

333 Northern Property 

334 Out Ot Town Property 

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# 400-436 


4Q1 Furniture Rental 

402 Furnished Apartments 

403 Rental Agency 

404 Houses 

405 Property Management 

406 Furnished Homes ' t 

407 Mobile Homes 

408 Duplexes 

410 Flats 

412 TownhouseS/Condominiums 



415 Vacation Rentals 

416 HaMs 

417 Residence to Exchange 

419 Mobile Home Space 

420 Rooms 

421 living Quarters to Share 

CMPIOYMCNT/INSTRIICTION 

SCRVICCS 

# 300-324 


502 Help Wanted - Dental/Medical 

504 Help Wanted-Office Clerical 

505 Pood - Beverages 

506-Help Wanted Sales 

507 Help Wanted Part Time 

508 Help Wanted Domestic 

509 Help Wanted Couples 

510 Sales Opportunity 

511 Entertainment 

512 Situations Wanted. Female 

513 Situations Wanted, Male 

514 Situations Wanted, Male/Female 

515 Child Care 

516 Elderly Care 8r*Assistance 

517 Summer Camps 

518 Education,Instructions 

biy Nursing Care 

520 Secretarial Business Services 

522 Professional Services 

523 Attorneys/Legal Counseling 

524 Tax Service 

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# 600-614 

600 Personals 

602 Lost & Found (t>y the word) 

603 Health. Nutrition, Weight Loss 

604 Announcements/Meetings, ; Seminars 

606 Legal Notices 

MCRCHRNDISC 

# 700-733 

700 Auction Sales 

701 Collectibles 

702 Antiques 

703 Crafts 

704 Rummage Saie'Flea Markets 

705 Weanng Apparel 

706 Garage Sale - Oakland County * 

707 Garage Sale - Wayne County 

708 Household Goods- Oakland County 

709 Household Goods - Wayne County 

7T0 Mi3€--for Sale-Oakland County 

711 Misc for Sale - Wayne County 

712 Appliances 

713 Bicycles 

714 Business & Office Equipment 

715 Computers 

71,6 Commercial-Industrial Equipment 

717 Lawn, Garden Farm & Snow Equipment 

718 Building Materials 

719 Hot Tubs Spas & Pools 

7?o rai"* Praauee rii -Hsn 

RUTOMOTTVC 

RCCR€RTIONAl VCHICICS 

# 800-804 

800 Recreational Vehicles 

802 Snowmodiles 

804 Airplanes 

805 Boat Docks. Marinas 

806 Boats Motors 

807 Boat Parts & Service 

808 Vehidft/Boat Storage 

810 Insurance. Motor 

812 Motorcycles. Go-Karts Mimbikes 

813 Motorcycles. Parts & Service 

814 Campers/Motorhomes/Traiiers 

816 Auto/Truck, Parts & Leasing 

818 Auto Rentals. Leasing 

819 Auto Financing 

820 Autos Wanted 

821 Junk Cars Wanted 

833 Truoka lo> Sole 

721 Hospital Equipment 

722 Hobbies-Coins. Stamps 

723 Jewelry 

724 Camera and Supplies" 

726 Musical Instruments 

727. Video Games. Tapes 

728 VCR, TV. Stereo, Tape Decks 

729 CB Radios CeHular Phones 

730 Sporting Goods 

734 Trade or Sell 

735 Wanted to Buy 

ss 

P C T S / U V C S T O C K 

# 738-749 

823 Vans 

824 Jeeps/4 Wheel Drive 

825 Sports & Imported 

852 Classic Cars 

856 Buick 

858 Cadillac 

860 Chevrolet 

862 Chrysler 

864 Dodge 

865 Eagle 

866 Ford 

872 Lincoln 

874 Mercury 

875 Nissan 

876 Oldsmobiie 

878 Plymouth 

880 Pontiac 

682 Toyota 

884 Volkswagen 

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Daa»Born. Ml 48124 

Call 277-4215 

500 H ^ p Wanted 

COUNTER HELP tor donut shop m 

Livonia Waakands 8 soma waak 

nigrum Part hma Apply at Loonay 

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South! MHO Near 12 mas o Duncan. 

DonutsPtua 354-0214 3S4-02J? 

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lifting Ideal for reliraa Good drwwg 

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pan tima Michigan Humane Society 

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quette 

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Only Persons «"th Direct 

Experience Need Apply 

RESPONO FOR APPLICATION TO 

MR LORD 

PO BOX 2919 

DEARBORN Mi 48123 

OR CALL 

MR LORD 

313-274-3700 

An Equal Opportunity Employer 

FORTY OVERWEIGHT PEOPLE 

To use brand new revolutionary 

program No dieting no exerciaa 

100**1 guaranteed Ca* 7*4-3372 

FULL TIME seasonal employees tor 

golf course mamlananoa. retirees 

welcome KnoBwood Country QuC 

6330 miister Rd W Bloomfield 

FURNITURE RESTORATION help 

wanted Experience preferred but 

651-2226 

GENERAL MAINTENANCE/PAINT- 

ER - Apertment community m 

Farmmgton Hins is seeking a 

motivated mdtvKtuei to M a general 

maamenenpe position Maintenance 

and painting experience preferred 

Exceaent benefit package Apply In 

person Country ffcoge Apartments 

30545 Oeet Forest Farmmgton 

GIFT GALLERY - PLYMOUTH 

Now hiring lus 8 pan time clerical 8 

isles help Can Nora tor appoint- 

ment at. 453-7733 

EARN 16 - $8,PER HR 

s largest horn 

evenings, weekends 

mos Part full time 

NO 

EASTER ByNNY 8 Bunny Helpers 

Hop Hop, HOP for Easter at Livonia 

MaH Part/full lime Money 8 Fun' 

477-3832 

ELECTRICIANS 

Maehme tool experienced ority Fu* 

lime Call CTl. 268-2100 

CUSTOMER SUPPORT & TRAIN- 

ING OEPARTMENT . Computer 

company needs a motivated person 

tor customer telephone support 

Previous support experience or 

knowledge of any computerized 

dental software is highly OasveaCMe 

Send resume to 31275 Northwest- 

ern Highway Site 140. Farmington 

Hills Ml 46334 A.ttn Pat 

COLLECTORS 

Salary 4 bonuses based on your 

-esufts ' 

DATA PROCESSING 

PROGRESS INTO 

MANAGEMENT 

WITH YOUR AS'400 

BPCS SKILLS 

$30 000-S40 000 

HIRING NOW 

CALL 569-3030 

• Paid training program 1350 

per week 

. Weekly bonuses 

• Company paid benefit prog'ams • 

• Paid veeStibns 

• Advancement based on your 

results 

H yoy are assertive self motivated^ 

resulu oriented .. jet us show you 

the opportunities available 

* Apply da«y 8am-9pm 

NATIONAL CREDIT CORP 

7091 Orchard Lake Rd 

tat 14 i Mile) 

' West Bioomtieid 

See Sue Robinson or Mike Pa«na» 

500 Hatp Wan fad 

A BETTER JOB 

Pnone interviewers. AM 4 PM 

hours, outgoing personalties no 

experience "nil tram $5 plus gener- 

ous bonuses Please call 3-9pm 

728-4060 

ACADEMIC PRE-SCHOOL. seeking 

exceptionality talented 8 motivated 

person to leach young children ages 

2-V-5. Mon-Fn. 2-6pm Call be- 

tween 1 30-3 30pm only Ask for Di- 

rector 435-2713 

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS 

Full time jarmonai 

Days. 1-94 & Haggerty 

891-1755 


AOJULtNIAN!.' 

level of skills to bring accounts to 

irial balance supervise 7 staff off- 

ice. administer retirement plan 8 in- 

surance programs Cost accounting 

8 financial statement analysis skills 

win be considered a phis Troy area 

Mail resume to Treasurer. Box 969. 

Troy Ml 48099 

AEROBIC INSTRUCTOR - positions 

available for enthusiastic exper- 

inced & CPR certified instructors al 

soon to be opened Plymouth-Can- 

ion gym 459-9485 

ADVERTISING 

CREATIVE ASSISTANT 

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS For Become part of a fast growing celki- 

Generai Help Duties to include iam- Jf industry Dynamic leader in « *u- 

tonal. I S receiving 8 gener- 

shipomg _ _ 

ad shop help Experience a plus Ap- 

ply m person only ar Craftmation 

1387 Piedmont Troy 

ACTIVE Farmington -Hills automo- 

tive has openings tor CNC machin- 

ist* W»l train if 8 month rectory ex- 

perience $6'hr 

CaH Red at UNIFORCE 357-0648 

ACCOUNTANT 

Troy based publishing hrm seeks 

DEGREED ACCOUNTANT for As- 

•r position I 

ofnnancial 

tne preparation oOmanoai state- 

ments 8 management of accounts 

payable iixed assets 8 capfal pur- 

chases Benefits Qualified appli- 

cants send resume to L A H PO 

Bo. 2600 Troy Mi 48007 

ADIA 

HAS 

JOBS 

$5 

LSGHT INDUSTRIAL 

40 nr «eek long lerm assignments 

In the Novi area Ca* today 

AOIA S Admeeetration 

Accounting or Finance.' or equiva- 

lent combination ol education and 

Send reaume by March 27. 1M1 to 

Personnel Depertment C«y of 

Garden City 8000 MiOdWOert Roed 

Garden City Ml 48135 

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H 

DESK CLERK 

We are looking for enthusiastic 

sales peopa to answer incoming 

calls from customers responding to 

our nationally advertised decorating 

products Our growing compeny of 

Benefits 

TECHNICOLOR VIDEO CASSETTE 

OF MICHIGAN INC 

.Attention ftuman Resources - BE 

39000 7 Mae Road 

Lrvorwa Ml 48152 

Equal Opportunity Employer 

Minority/Female'Handicapped Vet 

ENGINEER - F«mj applications 

Engineer needed lo assist local 

Electronic Rep m automotive mar- 

ket Strong knowledge of circuitry 

end semiconductor s required LE 

need only apply Send ••sutee: 

Lueobe Sales. 272BG Haggerty Rd . 

Ste CIV Farmington Hi*s, 44331 

SIVLISI WAN'bU 

With some clientele Earn lop com- 

mission Excellent atmosphere 

Plymouth area 420-35*0 

| HAIR DESIGNERS. Neii Techm- 

| cians. wrth clientele Downtown 

North vise Exceaent commission 

Can Yankee Capper 346-0608 

INSTRUCTOR needed lo work with 

developmental^ disabled m work 

shop Mon-Fn 8am 4pm er 9am- 

3pm Temporary poemore to leaf 3- 

6 month* wrth poe»b*ty ot perma- 

nent Only trained enthualasiic peo- 

pa need apply Contact Vlcki 

Lmda Mon-Fn 10am-2pm 326-6116 

500 Halp Wanted 

joe COACH 

Expene 

JOBSIH 

Serco Temporary Servicea 

• 278-8367 

LANOSCAPE SUPERVISOR 

Landscaping a taekme an mdi- 

•el with a mmmum of 5 yrs ex- 

10 

and eqwpment crews qu*llt| con- 

trol scheduling, tremmg trouble 

shoot mg and problem solving Ce* 

Mark or Maryann a) 478-1715 

AH Equal Opportimity Employer 

LARGE APT COMMUNITY - In Oak- 

land County seeking M* time Social 

Director tor f\« service cSubhouee 

package avanab* Please send re- 

sume to Box 446 Observer 8 Ec- 

centric Newspapers 34251 Scftool- 

craftRd Uvonia. Michigan 48150 

LAWN MAINTENANCE 

maintenance workers tor *> posi- 

tions No experience 

Musi have transportation 

LAWN MAWTENANpE 

SUPERVISOR 

Now nrng tor maintenance supervi- 

sor MSst heva commence" experi- 

ence communication skas 

mecnanicaPy mcened Pey commen- 

surate Wim experience 546-5444 

LAWN MAINTENANCE - expert- 

good wages good wortung condi- 

tion. 421-4041 

LAWN SPRAYERS 

Fu* time Need good driving record 

Experience helpful but not nace* 

sery 1325 - 8425 weekly Ce* tor 


LAWN SPRINKLER INSTALLER 

Experienced Good Weoa 8 bene- 

fits Water Works m Farmmgton 

476-4004 

90S I M P Wanted 

LOAN OPF1CER - CX«R*NCED 

anoa BC/M Dental 4 Cipeneea 

Compeny piece* reeidenaal 

Drury or Kathy Zah at. 844-9040 

Ftnancxai Aeeoc MortgegeCorp 

330 Hemeton Row 

LOCPACeaC has an openmg tor en 

12 hour shirt excellent bsri—M peck- 

age LocPec mc 201 Industrial Or. 


Equel Opportunity Employer 

Minority IT OTIW'I tannic sppsd/Vei 

MAINTENANCE PERSON 

quired good aetory snd mngs bene- 

fits Apartment mduOed Ce* Mon 

Fn , 9AM-5PM. 345-4249 

An E«iel OpportieMty Employer 

r * * 

MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR 

couplee Muet be knowtedgaoa m 

a* phases of HVAC. plumbmg elec- 

trical etc Organized pro'eaaicinat 

and ae* directed person Send re- 

Manager 

Mi 4437 

43355 CL. Now. 

75 

MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR 

nssdsd to perform duties necaeeary 

at the upkeep and deny operation of 

• 142 une retremenl community m 

SouthheM General knowledge ol 

foluang plurnOOTf}. afesclrtc^t 

HVAC, carpentry Hrs sprinkler 4 

boder system Muet be mbtm io work 

wee wrth seniors Orgenoetion 

skds Ordering and inventory ot 

• ucpkai Greet benehts and work- 

ing conditions Monday thru Fn 

8em-5pm Salary negotiable Sand 

raeijTa and salary requirements to 

22800 One Center Dr 

Southfield Mi 44034 

500 Halp Wanted 

Office 

Department M a n a g e r 

Salary to 840.000 

yrs experience with temporary em 

ploymeei compeny supervising re- 

cnetmg tremmg ExceSam benelits 

4 7 3 - 7 2 1 2 

Steven J Greene Personnel 

OPTICIAN 

546-5400 

OPTICIAN 

neeor 3 pert time Expe««nc« nec- 

Hocneslei Araa 

Ce* 656-1060 

PACKER 

For srik screen snop 

272-4555 

500 Halp W 

QUALITY ASSURANCE 

STATISTICIAN 

Oil 

ceduree. eMe to uee computers le- 

mker SPC blueprints snd leyout 

Apply et 32500 Cepeel. Uvoree. Ml 

QUALITY ASSURANCE 

individual nssdsd IP perform seri- 

ous section dunes tor PymoiAr. 

Canton area Machining Co Muet be 

blueprint leyout 

dealrabie Appry L 

mg Co . 41140 Joy Rd . Piymoutf 

451-1270 

REAL ESTATE SALES 

825.000 guaranteed 1 II you always 

wanted to start a career m reel 

estate but tall you couldn't take a 

PAINTER ASSISTANT 

For m-houee memtenence staff of 

Uvge apartment community n W 

Bloomfield Experience necessary 

Hardworking dependable person 

can apply In person at Aidmg- 

brooke Apartments on Drake Rd 

between Mapie 8 Wemut Leke Rd 

PAINTER 

i end i 

Fu* time Hmhnse and garden type 

4&TWt» Y Uu7 6« f7p*r*ria« 

and 'enable Ce* Mon thru Fn 

3pm 554-4020 

PAINTERS 

pemers waepsper Must have own 

transportation Fu* 8 pert tana 

males 8 females 554-3545 

PANEL WlR^RS 

For control panel shop 

Ca* CTl. 266-2100 

now a tha time to get started 

Ca* Carol Humphries et 241-0700 to 

fmd out about our guerenteed n. 

come program and sten enmeO- 

ateiy m * career held ol unlimited 

potential Livome Redf ord 


REStOENT MANAGER COUPLES 

Wanted non smokers tor mm stor- 

ege properties Duties include can - 

cel marketing, sales 4 ugh! mainte- 

nance Apartment salary 8 benefits 

Ce* Pogoda Menegement Co ask 

tar Charter* , 

T13-6S5-9676 

RESPONSIBLE herd workmg * 

motivated mdrviduaie needed 

Wixom Apertment complex 

grounds steft For interview 

ca* 624 -9449 

RETAIL 

Beauty 8 The Beads a now luring 

tor venous ses«lent manager 8 

LAWN 8 TREE CARE 

Supervisors Mowing 

Personnel, irrigation Supervisors 

and Lawn Sprayers daaasrl We pi- 

lar • starting wags 10 match your 

experience Time and on* heft efter 

40 hours, mcentrve bonus paid hoe- 

days. pension plan and medical 

coverage we penxapele in pre- 

employment drug screening 1 you 

enioy vigorous outdoor wort work- 

ing wrth tbe pubac and looking ipr a 

career opportunity ca* or apply m 

person *t Devey Tree Expert Co.. 

8100 Rhonde. Cent on 

An Equel Opportunity Employer 

INSURANCE 

CUSTOMER SERVICE REP 

Larga Insurance Agency a see* 

qualified professional CSR s 

• Fu* time or pen time 

•*2 .yrs experience m CSR 

HAIRDRESSERS 8 MANICURISTS 

tor W Bloomfield Salon 

Paid 75%-SOî or rental 

Ca* Jetaime Salon 626-4646 

ENGINEER 

MUST have knowledge of muiiiple 

spindle screw machines 8 chuckers. 

4 experience with tool layouts, fix- 

ture design snd aseigr of form 

loots end other cutting tooa CAD/ 

CAM dear able Fu* tima poeition m 

famey owned menufacturmg com- 

pany Pieaee ce* Laura 474-6330 

HAIR DRESSER Wanted - Rent ft** 

own apece m Livonia »eion Aak 

tor Drew - 422-6970 

HAIR SALON m Southfield looking 

lor kcensed assistant 353-6444 

• Overe* agency knowledge 

• Communication and organizational 

skies' 

> Data Entry knowledge 

Excellent beneht peckege including 

a 40 tK program 

New modem office fatuity 

NON SMOKING OFFICE 

ESTABLISHED MANHOLE contrac- 

enced supervisor We requwe drug 

testing and need hardworking -TV* 

vvduei looking for a future Contact 

394-9610 between 9em-tpm orVy 

tors S7-S4 hrs 

piete trammg m 

environment can 

and corn- 

luxurious office 

351-8700 

DESK TOP PUBLISHING 

W'li tram on our system Computer 

typesetting background or graphic 

design necessary Tues Wed 4 

Thurs evenmgs *pm-midnighl Can 

Lisa 9am- ipm 545-7800 

D I R E C T C A R E P L U S — - 

• Manager A IS home lor 6 women 

BA plus 2 years experience 

preferred $18-524 000 per year 

plus benefits 

• Assistnt Manager 2 years 

experience 8 education 

• Residential Specialists Medical or 

program coordinator experience 

various full lime shifts 

• Direct Care Workers Fu* 8 pari 

time, afternoons 8 weekends 

Expanding rota* and bunder 

operation seeks bright 

motivated individuals to M 

immediate openings tor 

Full-Tima/Part-Time 

Yard Heip 

Cashiers 

We offer excellent compensa- 

tion and benefits which include 

Flexible Medical 8 Dental insur- 

ance Disability Benehts Paid 

vacations. Lite insurance. Profit . 

Sharing and 401 i;K) Savings 

Plan 

HAIR STYLIST BOOTH RENTAL 

available m Bvmmgham Salon 

m Sirmmgnam ! 

omaa O 4 Co 

254-6754 

HAIR STYLIST. BARBER or 

oan - wanted at very buey ahop 

CMantaae wartmg The name ot the 

ahop a - Snare Your Haw 

27724 Plymouth Rd . Lrvorwa 

Aak tar Joanne 425-5440 

Bom wanted tar Symmoham Salon 

CaH between 8-4 642-7^77642-7778 

HAm STYLIST - 

I hme. 8200'wk guaren- 

MWh 

441-1040 

--HAIR STYLIST 

neeoed in W Bloomfield Area Fu* 

or part time Earn up to 86 en hour 

Celt 851-0955 

Preset 

LEASING CONSULTANT 

ENERGETIC outgoing person need- 

ed as a „aeamg ConeuMer* al Wlx- 

om Apanment complex . Muet neve 

outgoing personality aome people 

r nisi exparv- 

peraon Ce* tor 

Mon - Fn Aak tor 

Marti or Edythe 624-9449 

LEASING CONSULTANT for lerpa 

Mi Oimens complex Ful time, ap- 

Markefng ak«s a plua Good salary 

Apply or sand raauma to 

Manager 35255 Brittany Par* Dr 

Ml Clemen*. Ml 44045 

LIBRARY AIOES 

Soutnheld Pubee Library 24000 Ev- 

ergreen Book Valvar* naadaB 

flexible schedule 17-20 hn per 

week including 2 evenmgs t* hr 

Ce* Pat Wiekem* ~ 354-9100 

MANAGEMENT >— 

international company expending *eec>ed to work anth 3e- 

veiopmenteey aâcned Servor Cib- 

lerts end group nome m Farmeigion 

aree Expenencad heipfin We trem. 

85 per hour. Good drnnng record a 

mu*f Flexible hour* Ca* tar ap- 

pointment 474-0870 

SHIPPING CLERK 

To provide adrmmetrative opera- 

tional support to» a successful cue- 

tomer -driven business 

• xeyboero fypmg farruuanTy • BasK 

computer understanding Wrth re- 

to data entry -etnevei of in- 

flation and word processing'sys- 

tems • GciOd communication snd n- 

ierper*ona Skins - BasK telephone 

efQuetie • Wntmgness Ic work snd 

partxapate m a teem environment 

• GqoC organizatiori and time men- 

agemen- skae • Abwty tc perfoirf 

cesic math calculations • Adhere to 

pokoes and procedures and stay on 

track OI Buiinaaa obiectivas • Make 

suggestions tor improvement* • 

Must aieo be ice to nendW ship 

pmg 4 recemng procedixea 'Aseiet 

m loading and unloading vafncies 

• MORTGAGE LOAN OFFICER 

Exoaaent opportumfy tor sn axper- 

enced Loan Officer 10 earn what ; n 

they re worth Progr»eei * commis- , 

•ton sche^ne Exceeem workmg er emm» srtth Sye»m 34 j 

a*c i you 10 er lyeua 

your potent* 

conAoence to 

W K McPenend 

29240 Bu._i ngne- 

LMoma. Ml 48154 (3131425-4S2C 

Corporatior 

m Ste ae 

Tranaporialion | 

pius mckide on rsamwe , 

Secaground end heiery re- 

Dowmnver area Senc 

• Manager P 0 Box ! 

42J31, Detroit Ml 4*242 

mieresled' Piseai tor-were reeun 

8» Textor 

TEKTRONIX INC 

3 "890 trrtercnenge Or 

Farmmgton H*S. Ml 48335 

SHIPPING/RECEIVING 

CLERK 

looking tor a to* ume 

coming person 

6 30pm S deys per 

sheapmg., re- 

person HOU'S lOem- 

MORYQAGE OPENINGS 

, Mortpaie Unoonenler 

Accuracy 

PROGRAMMER Gcod worfcino condrfoons 4 benefit* 

PC or PICK UNI* programmer Send reeume 10 Sn«pmg Rece-v 

wemed tor proven sofhware leeoer mg Roge-Za*koif Co P O So> 4t] 

Mue> have Novo* experience Sal IvmmvHUt M'48332-0413 

! Farmeigion H*e 

Drug 7 set 

CHEMtST 

lab peeking of used chemicals at 

different facilities per EPA 

tiona Ca* Gienda S-1 lam 292 

1325, 

Counter Clerks ; 

CHILD CARE AIOES 

Part tnwe poenions tor mature per 

eons to aid m cenng lor mfant 4 lod- 

Fu* hme No experience 

necessery Janet Dent 

Cleaners >6 Mile at 

Lahser . 447 3009 

HOTEL 

• Front Desk Clerk needed tar nwd- 

Appkcaticms teksr du/mg this pen- I rvght ahrft One yee> of accounting 

ad m* be used 10 esteems* an saegi • and computer experience preferred 

CMRECI CARE WORKERS nee404 

M 

$75- 

mg tor. mfmf 4 toddWrs requved 

Work hours are Mon mm Fn . Bern 

2pm A inc sutnt tuts OMW care 

mom 8 teachers needed on an on- 

ce* bee* weekday* Apply ei person 

Saton Community Daycare - Si Vin- 

cent 8 Sarah Fisner 2S475 inkster 

Rd I at Slh driveway N of 12 MMei 

An Equal Opportuney Employer 

CHILD CARt DIRECTOR 

Garden City PuMk: Schools a look 

•ng tor a to* lime CNM Cere Deec- 

tor Preferred appecani mm have a 

Early Chedhood end/or 

CWDfT CARO'ATM CLERK 

mod tor NorthOekland County 

Crefln yrven Mual neve 1 yr cot- 

age and 2 yrs Mionciol mantufion 

experience Seury range a $13 050 

tat 1*875 Seiary am be dependent 

CUSTOMER SERVICE 

TELEMARKETING , 

florthaeef 

ntiei Seno ree.jma m 

Eaef Detroit Werven Ser* 

ley Clowon end Trpy 

CHILDCARE STAFF PERSON 

CLEANING PERSON to dean 

ture ihqwroom ) deye/wk 

Wed FN moukreat ROM 

ture 24425 Pyymoufh Rd 

P O Bo* * 13 

44332-4M IS 

Drug Tearing Employer 

An Is * 

Drivers -Oiapafcher* Mechanic* 

For yowmg< 

»1 2325 

DRIVERS 

CUST0I4ER SUPPORT 

TECHNICIAN 

' pr* 

CLEANING PERSON - 

Hour* Spm-9pm Mon 

Caa before flam 

'eeume so Dorn Technology Group 

mc 14705 Seven Mee Sie 

*S0 LMona Ml 14152 ATTR Rein 

portehon C-1 cheuRuers kesnsa 

Cleen driving record Over 29 yrs i 

old Ce* afler 4pm IS 171544- 5544 , 

SPARTAN STORES MC 

Position a OS) 14 

907»Meggerty Rd . 

Plymouth Mi 48170 


fOpO MANAGERS TO $25 OOC il 

pms •querserty bonus Can earn 

$35 000 *r*t year Degree or strong i 

tood menagemeni enpenence 5 dey j 

50 hour wee* P 

me*er* ooiaMenng reentry 

io me wor* toroa or *ny 

One lookmg for a chaSenge' 

CALL 176 »1I 

tram 9S-hr 

CA* Mr Wor*man st ' | Cat Lmra at 

I ERA MARK RtALTY MORTHWfST I MAMTFNANCC ASSIST ANY 

4SS-4 too le Ml up * 30 mmute ! for 

P«Kr I DMVERS NEEDED Trenel South 

UNO! O/S enpenence Salary tr em- Eenfern u S 

raquved 

mdnnduaw ce* 394-3800 • 

• Sam end 3pm Mon «wu Fn Spend 

Qeneag HR Coordinator or eaB be 1 the next 2-3 wks m Flortde 

•ween 4-4PM Mon Tin* *76 6445 I And Oaf Part For n 

Employment Cent* mc 

3TS3. 

or step b» ihe nokdey mn. ! 

Fermmgton MM. 341>3 W LL 

10 MM Rd i*m 1-27$ E 

v 

Mfl 

Grand Rhrer Eaft) on Sn 

Merch 8 1991 Irom 11am 

7pm 

RONT OESK CLERK It*ai rwght I 

Experienced only Apply m ' 

person '5pm Mon mm fn l e t 

You oaa if to 

8270 Wick hem Rd Chef's Secret 

eeter* fuetory to 

•S 1918S III -Pinal 

MAINTENANCE PTRBOh 

lANOtCAPE SUPERVISOR 

l sndscapes 

Call: 540-4960 _ ^ 

ISO TeMgraph BWor.Rald HIM | 

MONT MJOITOR 

Pfaaai *ppii * | 

Snerelor 6eks 

2TS00 Sher**on 0 

ETKMSCO 

3S2-S300 

PU»#P Rf*>A»PERSOni 

STOCK & DISPLAY 

JOE S PRODUCE 

33 52 W ' 

O C >SSPECTO« 

• ACK AGING light I Mr tor eeoe* 

M l LNOlM lomparv, $4 *v 4pm Vs 

Caa RuSi ei UMPORCC 473 2S38 Qtabe Rd -41*4

6G* O&E Thursday. March 7. 1991 


SOLDERER to. bu*y Uvonfe uwo- 

My hrm On* year experience need- 

ed UptoSS/fv io tun 

CM AAce al UNIFORCE 473-2*31 

SRORTS MINOCD TO 120.000. YR. 

Can earn 435 000 up arte. l'-i rear 

Caaege or rMa* experience a plu* 

: ^nSe 

STATE PARK WORKERS 

at. (5.00/fw 40 Mr» /wk Apnt-Ocl 

IS yra or (rider. Valid drivers k- 

14 students apply now 

Pontiac Laka Recreation Araa. 7800 

Gale Rd Watarford MA-1020 


STOCK CLERK 

Fu* lima parson needed tor refe* 

Mora, reaponaib*ilie» include 

maintaining appearance of Mora & 

•tupping A receiving mercftandnae 

suburban location Must nave trans- 

portation 489-0557 

STORE MANAGER TRAINEE 10 

$20,800 yr Bonus & tun OeneMs 

Previous supervisory experience m 

any retail haw 

Ernployrnemt I Agency 

569-1636 

SUMMER STAFF NEEDED 

Day Camp Directors. Counselors. 

Sxnm Instructors, & lifeguards 

_ Sand raauma lo Mercy Centei 

286WTTrSISe~Rd Farmington M*». 

48336 or call 473-1815 or 476-6010 

SUPERVISOR : TELEMARKETING 

Established firm seeking exper-- 

enced profes*onal supervisor to 

manage pnona room operations 

Must possess strong management 

skills Collage pralarrad Sand re- 

sume lo Vicky, 17360 W 8 MM. 

SOolfilield. Ml . 48075 

SUPERVISOR 

Washtenaw County maal proceasor 

tt seeking a supervisor wrth at leasl 

3 yr* experience m curing packag- 

ing or smoking Please suOcnit re- 

sume inducting salary History and 

requirements to PO Bo> S80 

Cnefeea Mi 46118 

Or Call 313-475-1384 

SUPPLY CLERKS 

Large.corporation in downtown De- 

troit ts looking tor physically tit. re- 

sponsible individuals to work Hi 

Shipping 4 Recexing Dept This tu» 

time position includes benefits wilh 

advancement m this large compan, 

interested candidates please tor- 

ward resume to: 

Supply Clerks 

P 0 Boa 779 

Detroit Ml 48231 

SWEEPERS NEEDED at Tiger Sta- 

dium Must be 16 years or older $4 

an hr Apply al 962-0107 

any day. 7am-4pm, ask lor Louse 

SWIM INSTRUCTORS 

City of Farmington Hills 

Previous experience m swim lesson 

instruction and lifeguerdeig pre- 

ferred Must be Ngh school gradu- 

ate or equivalent and possess ad- 

vanced hie saving certification or 

WSl. and current CPA card Re- 

sponsible tor instructing children to 

w m In indoor pool and also acting 

as Lifeguard Hourly wage $« OO to 

$7.00 Starling date April 13. 1991 

Applications WIN be accepted unU 

March 29. 1991 Apply m person or 

in writing to 

Dept ot Special Services 

' City of Farmmgton Hrils 

31555 W 11 Mile Pd- 

Farmington Hills. Ml.48336 


SWIMMING POOL DIRECTOR - 

Coach tor private country dub in 

Ann Arbor Quaklied applicants 

amy Wii.gr fifty Win 

SWITCHBOARD/DATA ENTRY 

5 star customer service dealership 

seeks switchboard'data entry clerk 

Must nave telephone experience 8 

be willing to work 6 days a wee* 

Computer experience helpful Inter- 

ested persons apply m person be- 

tween Bam-Spm at Crestwood 

Dodge Service-Department. 32850 

Ford Rd Garden City, entrance oft 

Venoy No phone calls please 

TEACHER 

Inlant/toddler teacher needed tu* 

tune Experience necessary West 

Bloomtietd area. 661-3630 

TEACHER/MANAGER 

tor high energy infant/toddler Gym- 

boree program. 2 mornings 4 2 

evenings per week Must be outgo- 

ing. enthusiastic, comfortable with 

children $ adults Centers m Farm- 

melon HIM. West BloomWd Plym- 

outh $ Uvonia 737-r 

Technical Writer 

Our Information Systems Dept V* 

an openmg tor a Technical Wriiei 

Responsibilities wil include writing 

user guide* lor computer applica- 

tions. revise programmers docu- 

mentation and estabkah and main- 

tain documentation library The 

prospective candidate* should heve 

knowledge ot Word Perfect window 

applications and flowcharting 

Please send reaume WITH SALARY 

REQUIREMENTS or apply m person 

at 

Human Resource* Department 

A M E R I C A N V A Z A K I 

C O R P O R A T I O N 

aggorty I 

>n. Ml 48 

Canton. Ml 48187 

No Phone CaHs Please 



TERRITORY REP WANTEO 

lor Wayne A Oakland County 

Ambitious person only need appty 

Apply MIMn: 25743 W 7 Mule Rd 

corner o< Beech Daly 

TRAVEL AGENT - Sabre, minimum 

2 years experience benelits Bir- 

mingham Resume required Ca* 

9am-5pm . Mon-Fn 313-540-2116 

TRAVEL AGENT 

e* 2 years experience 

experience preferred^ Salary 

p«us commission 

TRAVEL 

CAREERS 

Dynamic. Growing 

TELEMARKETER 

tor Livonia portrait studio Pleasant 

working environment CaH 

474-2515 

TELEMARKHERS NBEUEO • IW" 

office m Westland Great enwon- 

ment to work M-F 9-3 30 Complete 

trawling provided Hourly wage plus 

bonus plus commission Be part Ota 

great team Call today 326-3500 

TELEMARKETERS 

NO COLO CALLING 

Take mcom-ng calls, experience 

helpful but not necessary.. $5/hr 

guaranteed plus big bonuses 

Make big money' AM 4 PM hour* 

Pteese cal 3-9pm 728-4060 

TELEMARKETER 

•ibis is a permanent tu* time posi- 

tion weekdays Livonia area Clear 

communicator needed Pharmaceu- 

tical knowledge helpful 462-6114 

TELEMARKETING 

Experienced. fuH or part Urn* 

Plymouth office 459-9600 

TELEMARKETING 

experienced telemarketers & can- 

vessors for our Westland office We 

have excellent leads trom our TV 

atfaertifing featuring Art Unkieller 

We noed experienced phone people 

to make appo«itments for our sales 

stall Salary bonus, insurance $ 

Benefits Part time everang* Call 

Mrs Wilson 729-4310 

TELEPHONE INTERVIEWING 

Market research, firm seeks individ- 

uals for part time Evening Work. In- 

dividuals must have excellent phone 

skills Typing and computer experi- 

ence a Plus. Perfect tor Tiomemak- 

ers. students retirees and those re- 

entering the job market Call Sandy 

10am-4pm weekdays 827-4021 

TELEPHONE RESEARCH 

Supplement your present income 

working part time with a national 

consumer research firm. We offer 

evening and weekend hours with no 

saies involved If you can read 

ciearfy and have a professional out- 

look. call Suzanne. 10-4: 421-0320 

TELEPHONE RESEARCH 

Part Time, flexible hours $6 00- 

$7 00 per hr No experience neces- 

sary in the field, but significant gen- 

eral work experience necessary 

873-9824 


1 I. r.rtnt 

XOQL m m • n 

Experienced only. Dearborn are*. 

584-7870 

Travel Company Oa 

• LEISURE AGENTS 

• CORPORATE AGENTS 

2 yrs minimum experience 

• AGENCY MANAGERS 

5 yrs minimum experience 

• CORPORATE SALES REPS 

• MEETING PLANNERS 

2 yrs mmmum experience 

Send or Fax neeuma lo 

TELESCOPE TRAVEL LTO / 

ELLIOTT TRAVEL A TOURS 

(urKJer new ownership) 

PEGGY GRUNDY 

44 E Long Laka Road - a 100 

Bloomfield MM*. Ml 40304 

(313)250-1550 

F**ai3)258.2824 

TRU GREEN 

National lawn care compeny seeks 

dedicated dependable hardworking 

individuals as appbeators The ideal 

candidate* must be able to work in- 

dependently. communicate wrth 

customers 4 be safety conscious 

Pre-employment physical wrth drug 

screen w*l be required Competitive 

salary plus benefits Turf & horticul- 

ture knowledge helpful but not nec- 

essary For consideration please call 

525-5200 

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F 

VETERINARY ASSISTANT 

Ml oi part time CaH tor interview 

application. 981-4400 

WAREHOUSE MANAGER 

Busy sales office needs warehouse 

manager to take control of invento- 

ry. UPS Mid Federal Express de- 

liveries Must be responsible, ma- 

ture 4 dependable Sun* cry ex- 

perience a must Pay commensurate 

with experience Please send re- 

sume 4 salary requirements lo 

Warehouse Manager Box , «422. 

Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers. 

30251 Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia. 

Michigan 48150 

502 HetpWanfed 

Dental-Medical 

ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR - tun time 

opening tor quanted recreation spe- 

cials! m 64 bed nursing faculty lor 

eMerty residents. Can 201-4800 tor 

appointment or apply Mon-Fn. St 

Jude Convalescent Ctr . 34350 Ann 

Arbor Tr.. Uvonia 




Dental Medical 

DENTAL ASSISTANT 

Experonced tor W Btoomhew prac- 

tice 4 day work week venation 4 

dental benefits Ful time Starting 

salary »1200 month 861-0453 

ANNIE'S HOUSE 

RECEPTIONIST TYPIST - Heavy 

phones wrth word processing expe- 

rience • must Salary commen- 

surate with experience Send re- 

sume to: Annie's House. 2100 E 

Maple Roed. »300, Birmingham. 

Mi 48009. Attn Carol Dewey 

ASSISTANT 

Oral Surgery Office Dental;Medical 

experience neceaaary 30-35 hours 

per week. Nov! 470-0800 

BILLER RECEPTIONIST 

Livonia office looking lor positive 

friendly self motivated person for 

busy medical (Podiatry) office Ex- 

cellent salary 4 benefits. Great op- 

portunity Call 478-1167 

CHAIRSI0E ASSISTANT 

Some experience neceasary 

FuH and part-time 

CaN. 624-1910 or 454-1070 

CHAIRSIOE DENTAL ASSISTANT 

For general practice Thorough 

nl Imahartrteci a* 

inventory control, must make tem- 

poraries. flexible hr*. Includes 1 

evening 4 every other Saturday. 

For interview. 459-7110 

CHALLENGING POSITION FOR 

Pediatric Nurse Hour* nejjat 

Southfield I -1170 


Lathrup Village office looking tor a 

motivated mature team player for 

progressive modern office FuH time 

benefits Or Anna Regaiado 

557-4820 

DENTAL ASSISTANT - FuH lime 

Serf-motivated, mature person with 

exceptional chair-side skin* 

Experienced Troy 689-6080 


Part-Time. Livonia. Experienced 

Only Flexible Hr* Call. 442-9500 

WAREHOUSE/SHIPPING 

4 RECEIVING SUPERVISOR 

Working supervisor to run both de- 

partment* This is a hands-on posi- 

tion You must be able lo handle the 

above, inventory control IS * plus. 

Please reply with salary 4 experi- 

ence to: 

. PO Sox 9441 - 

Livonia. Ml 40151-1441 

WAREHOUSE SURERV1SOR 

to $350 wee< Fee paid Previous 

experience in warehouse Benefits 

Livonia area 

Employment Center Inc Aêncy^ 

WAREHOUSE - $5 25 HR 

Fee paid Mon -Frl.. day* Llvoma 

area Benefits 

Employment Center Inc. Aênc^ 

WE ARE LOOKING FOR 1 experi- 

enced VW or Mazda HairfeO 

technician. Good benefit* Health 

plan available Please call Jim Doty 

425-5400 

YOUTH CARE WORKERS - Part 

TOW TRUCK QRIVER 

Full-time Must be experienced 

Berkley area 

Can ask tor PWI 545-5350 

TRAVEL AGENCY Seeks experi- 

enced agent 3 yrs experience. 

Sabre Training 4 international a +\ 

Excellent Benefits Linda 553-7536 

TRUCK DRIVER - fuH time tor 

Southfield based location Over the 

road semi trector'traHer driver 

needed minimum 5'yr* driving ex- 

perience We are a union ahop. 

Send resume to attn B*. PO Box 

S509V Southfield. Mi 48086 

TYPESETTER'TYPESTTING 

Dept Heed - full time. Experienced 

on Mcintosh computer equipment 

(Pagerhakei) Benefit* Royal Oak 

cent group home m Westland Send 

resume or Mt out application at: 

Youth Living Centers. 30000 Hrvefy. 

inkster 48141, off of MiddlebeH be- 

tween Michigan 4 Cherry HW 


ADMINISTRATIVE offices of maior 

hospital corporation must have 

word processors wtth attention to 

detail. To $9/hr 

Call Coral at UNIFORCE 357-0036 

BILLING CLERK - pert time lor busy 

Lathrup Village medical/dental 

practice Experience strong pre- 

ferred Asd lor Lisa -2500 

BILLING/FRONT DESK 

Highly motivated, enthusiastic per- 

son tor growing chiropractic office 

Experience neceeeary 968-5550 

OENTAL ASSISTANT experience 

preferred. fu» time 4 day*, no week- 

end* Comfortable famey practice 

Garden City araa Eves 661-9002 

OENTAL ASSISTANT 

Experienced, for progressive Ldfc- 

Salary commensurate 

ma office 

wrth ability CaH 525-1200 

DENIAL ASSISTANT 

Cheerful friendly person needed fuH 

tune Experience deevaMe. but will 

tram Southfield araa. 509-2304 

DENTAL ASSISTANT - experienced 

full time, for wonderful growing 

practice Excellenl pay. benefits. 

Southfield 355-9800 

DENTAL ASSISTANT: FuH time 

Sharp Experienced For progres- 

sive Birmingham General practice 

Ask for Laurie 642-5020 

DENTAL ASSISTANT - experienced 

preferred, tuft time, benefits 

Telegraph/Maple area. 

Can 642-5471 

OENTAL ASSISTANT/SUPERVI- 

SOR, positive person.- 3 y^rs ex- 

pertence a must, a leader Fu* time, 

benefits, Canton 

981-3434 

pay negotiable. CM 

araa Ask for Cindy. 

OENTAL -ASSISTANT. Chalr*K>* 

crown and bridge Fu* time Experi- 

enced No evenings, no Wednesday 

private practice. Benefits 

Reply* confidential 354-4308 

Alter 7 PM 626-2081 


For Birmingham Orthodontic 

practice wftling to leern new skills 

3H days per week 645-5340 

OENTAL ASSISTANT tor progres- 

sive dental-Îftce in Canton Full 

lima, experience preferred but not 

neceasary 453-9253 

OENTAL ASSlSTANT'Receptionist 

New Orthondontic office - Novi H 

you are an enthusiastic and highly 

motivated person, this n a unique 

career opportunity Diversified du- 

ties Pteeae can Eves 344-6400 

DENTAL HYGIENIST-FULL TIME 

Salaried position with benefits 

Family practice Dearborn Heights 

I 277-3008 

OENTAL HVGIENIST 

Looking lor a skiaed personable Hy- 

gienes) lo K>m growing Westland GP 

office Futty compute«ized recall sys- 

tem Fu* time or part time available 

flexible hours Salary commen- 

surate with experience Pleese can 

' 728-5600 

fifeWTAL HVGIENIST/PART TIME 

Friendly 4 motivaed Dental Hygien- 

ist wanted tor family practice Dear- 

born Heights area 277-0050 

DENTAL HYGIENlST WANTEO 

Part time position with some "i 

Saturdays Benefits package 

available Call 553-0045 

DENTAL HYGlENEST 

Fun/pert time. Quality minded family 

practice In Canton Area. Good pay 

4 benefits Ask for Cindy, 981-3434 

OENTAL HYGIENlST - 1 day a i 

Huntington Woods area. 

call 9-5 Mon -Thur* 

OENTAL HYGIENlST 

Family oriented practice 3 days, 

or weekends. 

335-3480 

no evenmgs ( 

Bloomtietd HI 

DENTAL HYGIENlST. Tues 4 Thurs. 

Dental Assistant. Mon-Sat 

Uvonia 525-7430 

DENTAL HYGIENlST 4 ASSISTANT 

Energetic 4 Dynamic individuals to 

work m Family Practice Bi-Linqual 

an asset Hrs negotiable Excellent 

Salary 4 Benefits 584-0902 

DENTAL HYGIENlST 

PtymouttwCanton. fui or part time 

hygienisl needed Irom Jul 1 to Oct 

15 (maternity leave). The ideal can- 

didate win have 2 yrs experience. 

No Saturdays 453-0940 


Dental practice m W Dearborn 

looking lor enthusiastic hygiemst to 

work Mon 4 Thws . TT-8 4 tome 

Saturday* half day Good pay. great 

staff, best patients. CaH 503-2010 


Full-time Hygientst Earn $25-$30 an 

hr on our liberal salary 4/or a per 

centage Our practice is growing 

wrth our soft tissue management 

program We need a highly skilled 4 

motivated person 404-2000 


Bright, enthusiastic person for our 

Westland office. Fu« time 4 days a 

week. Call after 8pm 522-9012 


Part time. 2-3 days/week 

Livonia area. 

Call 525-3680 


time Flexible hours 

Hills Please can 

part 

Farmington 

OENTAL HYGIENlST - Part time tor 

progressive family practice Excel- 

lent salary with benefits Livonia 

area. Ask tor ' Val. 

425-0040 


Needs to be personable One doctor 

Office Friendly atmosphere. Full 

benefits Top pay Modern office 

Madison Heights "546-1900 


Is tê patient your first concern'' 

Uai 

hire caring professional Mon 10-7 

Tues 9-0. Wed 12-8. Fn 9-0. 

Sat 9-2 531-7800 

DENTAL HYGIENtST 

Our Plymouth office is seeking an 

energetic person lor a part or full 

time schedule. Mon -Fn only Your 

quality care will be rewarded with an 

excellenl compensation package 

Cell Mamie "353-2262 


OENTAL ASSISTANT 

Our growing Plymouth office ie 

looking tor a bright, motivated" 

person tor an entry level position 

Excellent wages, benefits and ca- 

reer. Growth can ba yours In ex- 

tor s can-do attitude. Can 

353-2202 

DENTAL INSURANCE PERSON 

Experienced Garden City/Westland 

araa General practice, coippeter 

knowledge a must Call Barbara 

422-4350 

OENTAL OR MEOtCAL experience 

required National company based 

in Uvoiua require* customer ssrvice 

reepreeentative with experience tn 

the dentel or medicel office Cell. I 

aak tor Freda 4*2-0550 

CLINICAL 

SOCIAL WORKER 

A fuM tma Cmmcel Social Worker 

M S W ) i* needed lo add to a dy- 

namic in patient and outpatient psy- 

chiatric program This person must 

heve exceaent dlracal. interpersonal 

4 creative skills Please send 

resume or caH 591-2030 

ST MARY HOSPITAL . 

36475 W 5 Mile 

Livonia. Ml 40154 

OENTAL ASSISTANT - Established 

practice seeks experienced, mature 

individual Excellent wages and ben- 

efits Dearborn Country Club area 

274-0404 



HOME HEALTH AI0CS' 

, NURSING ASSISTANTS 

needed All shifts lor Now 

retirement tacikly 

. Excellent working 

• Excellenl wage* 4 

• Paid vacation 

HEALTH PARTNERS. INC 

1-000-909-7723 

bonuses 

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS RN. LPN s 

4 CNA's for home cere - pnvate 

duty nursing CaH or writs Alkancs 

international. lw 25130 Southfield 

Rd Southfield 48075 550-7770 


Oak Park 9 M*e/Greenfield. Satur- 

day 9-3pm Fnendfy progressive off- 

ice established recalls 908-2260 


Pail t«ne for small friendly office 

Downtown Royal Oak 398-1818 

OENTAL RECEPTIONIST 

Warned for full lime position In 

Downtown Rochester practice In- 

surance bilkng preferred Experi- 

enced only Evenmg hours available 

CaH Kim at 651-0447 


Experienced, enthusiastic person 

with knowledge ot insurance and 

front desk responsibilities desired 

for Soutntietd office Flexible hr* 

Call 357-5540 

_ 2 LIDCDLICAL 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST 

Part time lor 2 doctor Garden City 

office Experience preferred 

CaH • 425-9130 


Part time, flexible hours tor msture. 

enenced individual No even- 

ings Bloomfield Hills 335-4427 

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST lor busy W 

Bloomfield orthodontic office 

days no Sats Dental experience 

preferred but not necessary WW 

tram word processor'computer 

Mon thru Fri. 8.30-Spm 651-7272 

DENTAL TECH/CROWN 4 BRIDGE 

metal Iwwsher aftd waxer Full oi 

pert time Experienced only 

Can Joe 227-7810 

LOOKING FOR A PERSON who 

likes people 4 last pace Need sen 

starter tor busy OP office. FuH tune 

Experience a plus Caa between 

3pm-8pm 505-1513 

LPN 

PART TIME 

Afternoon Shift 

New Starting Rate 

NIGHTENGALE WEST 

6305 Newburgh Rd 

Westland. near Joy Rd 




MEDICAL CLAIMS COORDINATOR 

immediate tu* tune position even- 

able 6AM-4 30PM Computer skHM 

required Medical background help- 

tui to pay health care claims Experi- 

enced person with good organiza- 

tional and coirtmunication skills 

Salary $7 50 par hour and benefits 

CaH Mon -Fn . 9AM-3PM 450-4479 


Dental Medical 



MAJOR hospital has urtmediaie 

opening for word processor'tran- 

scription ist Up to $11/hr 

Call Hazel at UNIFORCE' 357-0037 

part experience in OBGYN. lor busy 

Office m Lrvoma Salary 4 benefits 

negotiable Can Barbara 476-4900 

M E D I C A L D I R E C T O R 

Wanted tor Human Services Agency 

m Wayne county Wm provide psy- 

cftaelric eveiuetiorYs. medicelion re- 

views heeiin services consultation 

and education Mechcal degree. 2 

yrs experience In mental health set- 

ting. and AMA recognition of ability 

to practice psychiatry independently 

•s required Selary up to $70,000 yr 

plus a generous benefit package 

Send resume to 

Family 4 Neighborhood Services 

Human Resources Dept o990 

26807 Michigan Ave . 

irtksler Ml 48141 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 

ereh Internal Medi 

exper 

enced. Livonia 

one Practice Appointments an 

phone, biding 427-6700 

*mg| 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 

needed tor doctor s office m South- 

field. part-time, and a fHI m tor full 

time when needed Office exifcri- 

ence 

tram 

NURSING 

CERTIFIED • 

NURSING 

ASSISTANTS 

wa currently have tu« and part lima 

positions available tor Certified 

Nursmg Assistants If you can todow 

directions, en,oy workmg wtth peo- 

ple end need a steady |OC considei 

making the move to porvin Nursing 

Center We provide on-the ioC 

tr Strung and pleasant surroundings 

Duties included gsnerai caring lor 

our patients, assisting recreational 

programs and assntmg ih personal 

cers 

Apply m person 

Oorvin Nursmg Center 

29270 Mortock 


(313)476-0650 


RNor LPN 

Fu* time tor small nursmg lacmty m 

Plymouth Significant opportunity 

lor experienced caring profsss-onal 

CaH Mr Adams al 352-4280 

RN - PART TIME 

App* in person 

Marycresl Manor 15475 Middlebelt 


427-9175 

RN s FOR OA* SHIFT 

Progressive nursmg center seeking 

rrv s tor the day shift " — 

t or Of Nursing 

Can the Dvec- 

338-0345 

RNS LPN S.CNA S 

Fun and pert time AH shifts 

Ca* Marilyn. Presbyterian VrfCW 

531-6874 

RN S LPN S 4 GPN S We n«M 

cermg nurses who show genuine In- 

terest m geriatrics., tuH 4 part posi- 

tions available Selary commen- 

surate with experience Apply Mt 

Vernon Nursing Center. 26715 

Greenfield, (between to - 11 Mi ) 

OFFICE ASSIST ANT-Part time posi- 

tion available General office duties 

with tight reception work Typing 

skids necessary Ca*. 474-5516 

RN s - PROGRESIVE nursiltg center 

seeking rn sy working with people Ex- 

cellent salary 4 benefits. 478-1167 

MEDICAL ASSISTANTS - lor Oak- 

land County Climes Must have 1-2 

yrs experience. Pediatrics or 

OBGYN helpful but not necessary 

$280 to $300 per week Ca* Mary 

Kay at Tempro. 443-5590 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

Experienced. Farmington area 

Excellent opportunity Ethics 

4 personality 474-5618 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT - part time 

Pleasant Birmingham 2 doctor oft 

ice X-ray experience help tut Vena 

puncture. EKG 433-3600 

MEDICAL ASSISTANT 

Fu* time position Royal Oak Expe- 

rience preferred, but not required 

Excellent salary 4 benefits Send re- 

sume to Administrator Associated 

Retinal Consultant PC. Marian Pro- 

Bunding. Suite 412. 14555 

Leven. Livonia. Ml 48154 

No phone ceils please 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST 4 Assist- 

ant lor busy tamey practice m .Livo- 

nia Fu* time benefits Must be 

experienced Sendreeumeto 

Box 282 Observer 4 Eccentric 

Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft 

Rd . Livonia. Michigan 48150 

MEDICAL SUPPORT 

Many." fantastic opportunities lor 

MEDlCAt—BILLERS wtth 1 yr plus 

experience in posting, statusmg 3rd 

party insurance*. CRNA'anesttiesia 

Also seeking MEDICAL ASSIST- 

ANTS. with minimum 1 yr experi- 

ence m doctor's office or clinical 

setting Variety ol -locations excel- 

lent salaries, paid benefits 4 perks 

Contact Millie Monforte. 932-1170 

HARPER ASSOCIATES 

29870 Middlebelt 

Farmington Hi*s. Ml 48t334 

OFFICE PERSONNEL tor dr s office 

itiiced, leal H*i«| amlH lull 

time Send resume to 7288 Sheldon 

Rd . Canton. Ml 46187 

OPTICIAN NEEDED for growing 

Optometnc practice, fu* or part 

time, no Sundays, Umoil Lake 

Ca* 360-01*1 

OPTOMETRIC ASSISTANT - Part 

lime 2-3 days per week Musi be 

highly motivated on phones 4 in 

of high fashion fa 

opened oil ice Excellent working al- 

ii P.O. 

SPEECH & LANGUAGE 

PATHOLOGIST 

~ Part-Time 

SINAI HEALTH SYSTEM, a ma|or 

Metropolian health care delivery 

system has an excellent opportuni- 

ty lor a Speech 4 Language Pathol- 

ogist with previous experience 

working with adults and children 

Applicants must have a Master s 

Oegnee 4 a Certificate ot Ciimcal 

mosphere Send 

Box 416 Trenton. Mt 48183 

ORAL SURGERY ASSISTANT- For 

Royal Oak area Excellent fringe 

benefits Experience m dental pre- 

ferred 547-083* 

BUSY Pediatricians office needs 

part-time Nurse 2 days a wk 4 

relief Send resume to K W E B 

511 Pierce, Birmingham Ml 46009 

NURSE AIDES 

Enioy a tul-filing career wtth United 

Home Cere Services, a home care 

agency in suburban western Wayne 

county 

• Flexible hours 

• Competitive pay 

• Transportation allowance 

• Benelits package eligibility 

• Supportiv* management 

ft you have experience please ca* 

• 981-8829 ^ 

MEDICAL BILLER. part time com- 

puter knowledge 4 experience m 

bilkng, medicare. Blue Cross, etc 

Garden City office 261 -5580 

MEDICAL BILLER - hi* time • for 

Ophthalmic Surgeons Need current 

experience m Medicare. BC'BS and 

Medicaid billmg and statusmg 

Compute, experience hefpful Bene- 

fit plan Call for interview 35J 

3-17WJ 

MEOtCAL BILLER 

Experience preferred Must type 

55wpm Computer 4 light book- 

keeping helptui Send resume 4 sal- 

ary rqutrements to Medical BlBer. 

PO Box 2519 Southfield 48037 

MEDICAL BILLERS - Several need- 

ed to work either hospital or physi- 

cian 1-2 yr* experience Supervi- 

sion * great plus immediate consid- 

eration for qualified. $8 10 $11 per 

fxxjr depending on experience Call 

Beth at Tempro Medical. 443-5590 

MEDICAL CLERK 

Fu* or part time experience 4 

references required Livom* area 

261-4540 

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST lor Pedi- 

atric* office m th* Southfield area 

557-1170 

NURSE AIDES 

II you ar* interested In beginning a 

career in long-term care or are an 

experienced nurse aide we would 

like to speak to you' We offer 

competitive salary., benelits pack- 

age in a warm. cVmg atmosphere 

Join Us And Make A Difference 1 

Apply at 

University Convalescent 

4 Nur sing Home 

28550 5 Mile Rd.. 

Livdnia. Ml . 48154 

NURSE AIDES 

N E W W A G E S C A L E 

PARAMEDICS 4 EMT s Wanted lor 

lerge ambulance compeny serving 

Oakland County Competitive wage, 

excellent benefits Apply in person. 

486 S Opdyke, Pontiac 

competence or be working toward 

certification m a climcai feilowsh^ 

Contact LOT! Zolkowsfci at 493-6315 

Qr send a detailed resume to 

Employment Office-CAB 

SINAI HOSPITAL 

6767 W Outer Drive 

Detroit Ml 48235-2899 

E dual Opportunity Employer M'F 

PRESTIGIOUS medical center 

needs experienced medical beter 

To $10 'hr Call Amber at 

UNIFORCE 357-0041 

TEACHING hospital has immediate 

openmg fpr wed _PfOC«ssmg secre- 

tary medical terminology ano dicta- 

phone a plus Up to $ 10 hr 

Call Trudi* at UNIFORCE 646-7662 

RECEPTIONIST FULL TIME 

tor Plymouth office Medical experi- 

ence a must Good pay and bene- 

fits Ask tor Debbie 455-2970 

RECEPTIONIST permanent posi 

Hon available tor Surgeons office 

Tues 4 Fn Computer experience a 

plus Southfield' 569-0242 

;TEMPORARY X-RAY TECH 

f*e*-0ed for 6-0 weeks to cover 

maternity leave Mon -Fri . 9am- 

5 33pm Please caH Mary at 

562-9100 

RECEPJlONlST - -art time lor med 

teal office. Mon 4 Tues experience 

helptui but not neceasary. salary 

negotiable upon experience 

Contact Judy at 045-2990 


Office-Clerical 

REGISTERED ULTRASOUND Tech 

nician tor OB Gyn office m Livonia 

Part time position available Call 

Barbae*. ' 470-4900 

RN 

FULL-TIME/PART TIME 

DAY SHIFT 

New starting rate 4 benefits 

See Mrs Martin 

Director ol Nursing 

261-5300 

NIGHTENGALE WEST 

8365 Newburgh Rd 

Westland near Joy Rd 

An Equal Opportunity Employe! 

$6 00 - $7.00 

Growing home care agency is seek 

mg qualified experienced personnel 

lor private duty cases throughout 

Oakland County Cho«ce of Days 4 

Hours Call between 10am - 4pm 

Monday thru Friday 

NURSING . 

UNLIMITED 

540-2360 

NURSES AIDES NEE 

a* shifts Apply In 

Nursmg Center. 

Rd . Uvonia. 

RN-LPN 

We are looking for someone, who 

has * love and understanding ot the 

elderly. to work m our 82 bed facili- 

ty Full or part time position avail- 

able on our afternoon shift For 

more information ca* 349-2640 

Whitehall Convalescent Home 

43455 W 10 Mile Novi 

- RN OR LPN i 

Pan time 

Allergist office - framing provided 

851-6057 

RN s. LPN s. NURSE AIDES 

• Competitive Salary 

• Sign Up.'Referral Bonus 

• Free State Certification 

• 1 yr experience phone 4 car 

PROFESSIONAL HEALTH CARE 

PERSONNEL 

357-3450 

4 P.M. TUESDAY FOR THURSDAY ECMTION / 4 P.M. FRIOAY FOR MONDAY EDITION 

ACCOUN TA N T CONT ROL L E R 

Responsible to- accounting dept 

a m.a-range. .Medical in*l 

Supply Distributor Preparation and 

analysis of financial statements 

E i pv ienced m budgets cash flow 

payro* - mdudiaf-payroll fares and 

sales faxes Strong data proceasmg 

wrth spreadsheet and data base *x- 

perience Send resume and salary 

requirments lo P O Box 7027 

Bloomfield Hi*s Ml 48302 

ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT j 

Fiexib* part time hours some office , 

experience preferred Will assist j 

with am accounting functions and I 

lun s>rands using company car 

. ACRO Service Core 



ACCOUNTING CLERK NEEDED 

Expei lenced thru trial balance Rap- 

id paced manufacturing 

Canton Ca* 

'acarty m 

455-5500 

ACCOUNTING CLERK tor prop* 

ty management CO located m Farm- 

ington Hi*s Computer mpm and 

gerwrai office duties Salary ptCi* 

benefits Send regime to Controftw 

31000 Northwestern Hwy B 110 

Farmmgton Hilts Ml 48334 Or ca* 

between 3$ 5pm 313-737-4210 

Accounts Payable 

Clerk 

Minimum 2 year* of strong account* 

payable experience required HoWl 

experience needed Lotus * must 

Salary to $25 000 

Ca* or send resume to Tarry 

ACCOUNTANTS ONE 

24133 Northwestern Hwy Suite 202 

Southfield Ml 48075 

354-2410 

E mployment Agency Fee Paid 

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE, 

CREDIT* COLLECTION 

FuH time responsible and mature 

individual needed for small but busy 

sales affiliated office Knowledge of 

A'R and Collection a must Pay 

Please send resume and salary re- 

quirements to Accounts Receivable 

Sox J 422 Observer- a Eccentric 

Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft 

Rd Uvonia Michigan 48150 

ACCURATE data entry operator 

needed by prestigious health ewe 

provider $7 fir 8000 keystrokes, 

can Neibe al UNIFORCE 046- 7603 



ADMINISTRATIVE 

2 positions available Buemea* Man- 

age! 4 Marketing Manager Frtneas 

Center experience preferred Ca* 

Between 2 5pm 425-521$ 

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 

for Livonia baaed prolan anal ser- 

vice organization, to aaaet Techni- 

cal Services 4 Member Serwce* 

Dept Must be flexible detailed 4 

se" starter with outgoing friendly 

personality Good tefepnone man- 

ners 4 knowledge ol word process- 

ing * mat Please send salary re- 

quirements 4 reeume lo Box 438 

Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers 

30251 Schoolcraft Rd Lrvoma, 




BILLING CLERK 

Professional corporation haa an 

openmg tor a fu* time Mkng caert 

with experience m record keeping 

posting account* 4 proceeemg bat- 

ing* Preference an* be given to 

ADVERTISING agency 

word proceasmg secretary 0W tV 

preferred WIN cross tram if experi- 

enced $7 50>hr 

Ca* THfce at UNIFORCE 646-8500 

AOVERTlStNG SPECIALTIES CO 

Full-im* WefFuwgamzed Oefaa ori- 

ented. typmg. good phone tech- 

nique. sail motivated Southfield 

area CALL MARTHA 353-0958 

ASSISTANT production assistant 

Production control and computer 

•xpenence- D Base ill preferred 

Typing and/Jala entry Farmmgton 

Hill* $21.000 year lo »t*ri 

Hill *l UNIFURIB 


pari tjne Skats fypiqg computer 

communication Hours 10am-2pm 

Wage negotiable 522-7165 

ADMINISTRATIVE Reseaich Librari- 

an for large Detroit Lawtirm. fu* 

t.me Masters of Art*, 4 library sci- 

'"c* required Fu* benefits Salary 

ccnmensuriie *ith experience 

Send resume to Lorretta Zetenak 1 

Woodward Ave lOth Floor Detroit 

Mi 48226 


Growing Birmingham investment 

Jam. .i filing detail oriented indi- 

vidual with excenent secretarial and 

comr 

Portofoiio Manager Figure appti- 

tude and secur-l** experience • 

required Resumes to PO Box 3043 

Birmingham Ml 48012-3043 


Nonsmoking company seeVs an ex- 

per lencec individual with excellent 

secretariat skills, high corporate 

communication skills, and .ability to 

write and a desire to learn and be 

esponsibte tor internal operations 

Unlimited . opportunity if qualified 

and willing lo work Send resume to 

Administrative Assistant PO Box 

300 Southfield Mt 48037 

ASSISTANT TO PURCHASING 

Knowledge of WordStar preferreo 

Assist with shippers invoice*, 

quote* etc Fu* benefits 40 IK 

MRL Engineering, 41180 Joy Rd 


A T T E N T I O N 

Novi'Wixom office now hirmg tor fu*' 

time office work No experience 

needed, company trammg prondeo 

Many benefits 

Ca* Mr iv mams 348-1500 

ATTENTION 

• Secretaries 

• Clerks 

Experienced Word Processors 

wanted for Administrative positions 

Cler k position* also available tor 

filing Phones and hght typing Jobs 

are in Tioy and Southfield Exceaent 

t. Can to 

589-7088 

for* person*! 

interview 

TSl OFFICES SERVICES 

AUTO DEALERSHIP - Filing position 

Open m general office 20 hours per 

week flexible hours Apply io Joe 

Pamon Chevrolet 28111 Telegraph 

Southfield 355- '000 

AUTO DEALERSHIP 

immediate opening tor Switchboard 

Clerical Position Rolm telephone 

systems Some telephone super. 

ence necessary Apply to 

Joe Paruan Chevrolet 28111 Tele- 

graph Southfield 355-1000 

ADM'NlSTRATlVE word processors. 

Lotus 1-2-3 helptui tor Novi high- 

lech firm up to $ lO-'fw 

Call Oariene at UNIFORCE 473-2932 

Calf Alicia. 

591-1100 

ACCOUNTING CLERK 

Private COyntryciub has opening for 

person with genera- accounting du- 

t e ^ t v g g s ~ . r o - 

823 North vine Mi 

ACCOUNTNGCLERK Receptionist 

"Full trffST Accounting Clerk Recep- 

tionist for growing downtown De- 

troit firm'Mimmum 2 years account- 

ing experience required Computer' 

word processing skills preferred 

Excellent advancement opportuni- 

ties benefits Can Lmda Monday 

ITKU Friday 9am-noon 259-8270 

ACCOUNTS 

RECEIVABLE 

Heavy emphasis on daily cash re- 

ceipts 4 computer entry some bat- 

ing 4- customer -nqu.ries $7.50'br 

Near Livonia Ait tees employer paid 

~ 1 Personnel Place 

2 7 4 - 4 2 3 0 e 

C A R E E R 

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

' A V A I L A B L E 

If vOu re not satisfied with changing 

IOC assignments ceil now' We have 

4 long-term career positions open 

mg up in the Troy area and we need 

to begm interviewing immediately 

• Receptionist phones typmg fnmg 

light accounting 4 payro" 

• Word Pr ocessor microsoft war a 

strong computer background 

technical 4 engineering back 

r round 

echn»cai Wr t*r excellent 

language skirt*, wntmg experience 

transcribing 

• Account Controller CPA 

back ground n*ndimg alt accounts 

4 records complete discretion 

mandatory 

528-8454 

TROY 

FUTURE FORCE 

TEMPORARY HELP SERVICE 

NEVER A FEE 

BOOKKEEPER'AOS OPERATOR 

For travel agency Computer 

experience preferred 

Contact Pat Barnes at 827-4048 

be proficient m Microsoft Word 

WordPerfect 4 Lotus To quality 

candidate* should have 2-4 yrs pro 

lesson*! experience m accounting 

or boofckeaping EiceHent starting 

salary and «u*y paid benefit pack- 

age interested applicants should 

sand rssums and salary history to 

Box 450 Observer 4 Eccentric 

Newspaper*. 36251 Schooler*!! 

Rd Uvona*. Michigan 46 ISO 

•BOOKK6EPER PART-TIME 

Knowledge of payro* 4 related 

taxes 4 insurances PC experienced 

desired Can Sandy 64i-0400 

BOOKKEEPER/SECRETARY 

Experience bookkeeper thru trie! 

balance immediate openmg 6 MHe/ 

Newburgh 591-2424 

BOOKKEEPER.SECRETARV Full 

Charge Must be experienced and 

computer literate N W Suburb 

oft.ee 760-0100 

BOOKKEEPER 

We are one ol Southeast Michigan > 

largest local accounting firms 

looking lor a fua-lime bookkeeper 

Qualified candidates must be able 

to do alt aspects of bookkeeping 

including preparation of the general 

ledger up through financial state- 

ment*. mu*t have computer experi- 

ence and a mmamum of 2 yews 

bookkeeping knowledge Salary 

commeniur ate with experience 

OuWrfied candidates should send 

their resume to Personnel Dept 

MSW 28580 Orchard Lake Rd Ste 

200 Farmington HiHs Ml 48334 

Tbureday. March 7. 19S1 O&E * 7 G 



CLERKÂL SUPPORT 

Detroit financial corporation seeks 

an efficient ttortcai support individu- 

al tor a last paced workmg environ- 

ment CenOKJate must be able to 

work accurately under preeeure 

able to work with mie supervision 

4 have hands-on WordStar 4'or 

WordPerfect experience Ties pow 

uon « tor a motivated nerd worker 

Who •* waung to accept chaifenga* 

Portion provide* for a complete 

salary 4 benehts peckag* OuaMied 

candidates forward reaume m confi- 

dence to Clerical Support P O Box 

779 Detroit Mi 48231 

CLERK/TYPIST - Attorneys m 

Farmmgton Hals an* tram tor thew 

office i ypmg and spaing skats es- 

sential Experience nol required 

Starling wage $4 25 pet hoi* with 

regular increases 855-6562 

C O L L E C T I O N C L E R K 

Part hme for retail company 25 fir*/ 

wee* Lotus 1-2-3 a plus Southfield 

area Send reeume to 0 O C Optic 

Corp 18940 W 8 Mae Southlieid 

49075 Attn Collections Dept - 

COLLECTIONS CLERK 

Detroit firm seeks motivated mdmd 

u*l to work in credit 4 coMections 

depi Candidate* should possess 

JWfl "VHh Mlftl aoofl rfftHA, Ititls 

4 race 

CHALLENGING OFFICE Manage- 

ment position lor the *r*a s prime 

executive suite* Applicant's piohie 

•mi include strong sales back 

ground compular Mersey excellenl 

grammar basics and outstanding 

people-skats Send resume wrth sal- 

ary requirements to N Maney 

2000 Town Center - suite 1900, 

Southfield Mt 48075 

CLERICAL ASSlSTANT-Part Time 

tor a private Soutn'ieid lab Among 

varied duties are filing 4 compular 

data entry Futt time may be po**i- 

bie Within the year ideal opportunity 

lor those le-enter.ng the work force 

Mon -Fn . 2-6PM 

Call 0 30AM 4 30PM 354-4477 

wrffi customers 4 r*cord keapmg 

abilities This hi* time position in- 

clude* fu* benefits package Quali- 

fied candidate pieese send resume 

m confidence io 

Collection* Clerk 

P O Bo. 779 

Detroit Ml 48231 



. CUSTOMER SERVICE 

Metur* rakabw Good wrth people 

lefepnpne 4 figure* Accurate at 

lermfcn io detaa* Non smoker 

Send resume lo Custom*. Service 

NEXXUS of Mich 4 Ontario 27150 

w 8 Mae Southfield MI 4*034 

CUSTOMER SERVICE 

Hi-Tech service company m West 

land needs bright non-smokmg. 

experienced o positions Please send teller of 

interest to Fienk A Roeenbeum 4 

Co „ 5445 Corporate 0> Suite 185 

Tro, Ml 48098 

DATA ENTRY CLERK 

2-3 years experience 

WordPerfect a must 

Clerical background 

Friar get« 

Can or fax resumes 

L«ernort E ngrneermg Company 

25315 Kear. Dearborn Mi 4812*' 

or f»i tit swti 

COMPUTER-OATA ENTRY 

General office to include hght typmg 

4 answering phone* Farmmgton 

HUH CeHMikeor Bvb 626-0400 

CREATIVE atmosphere ifi suburban 

advertising agency requires experi- 

enced word processor with Offi- 

cewrner or wi* cross tram 

C«« Violet at UNiFOFfCE 357-0644 

CREDIT REPO« T ERS 

Soufhheid Firm seeks persons lo 

prepare mortgage credit reportv. 

Prefer credit bureau experience and 

familiarity with computers 

Send brief resume to An Harry 

Credit Dept P O Bo. 259 

Detroit 4«23t 259 eoe 

CLERICAL- Ptm-r TIME couid oe 

full-time Duties wi« mcmoe Phone 

Receptionist Person must be famil- 

iar with WordStar 2000 Resumes 

to Box 426 Observer 4 Eccentric 

Newspapers- 36251 Schoolcraft 

Rd . Livonia. Michigan 48150 

CREDIT REPORTING Agencv m 

Farmington Hints has immediate 

openings for various office 

position* Fu* and part tun* Credit 

or mortgage experience preferred 

Please send reaume'ietter to 

31700 W 13 Mile Suite 112 

Farmmgton HiNs Mt 48334 

BOOKKEE TA ENTRY 

Growth oriented advertising agency 

m Troy seeks individual to run auto- 

mated one-person accounting dept 

Job entaas data entry as wefi as 

bookkeeping Send resume and sal- 

ary requirements to 

J Rust on 

Denham 4 Co 

189 E Big Beaver 

Troy Ml 48083 

BOOKKEEPERS 

- Full-Charge 

We need youi experience TEMPO- 

RARY full-time positions available m 

accounts payable accounts receiv 

able payro* 4'dala entry 

While seeking the right permanent 

|Ob showcase your *k.lls to new op- 

portunities as a TEMP 

LOTUS A PLUS 

Sefft resume to Betty 

ACCOUNTANTS ONE 

24 133 Northwestern Hwy Su*1e 202 

Southfield M) 48075 

354-2410 

Employment Agency Fee P»«d 

CLEFKCAL POSiTiON part time at | 

clinic m Livonia Must have prior off- 

ice experince Opportunity to learn 

medical brtmg Excellent salary 4 

benefits Contact bilkng supervsor 

' • 591-Q451 

CLERICAL POSITION 

Experience necessary $5,'hr to ' 

start interviews on Mon Mar 11 1 

4pm-6pm 4' Tues Mar 12 ' iQam- ; 

noon Bring resume 17187 N 

Laurel Part Or , Su-te =343 Livonia 

Mt (6 Mile '275) 

CLERICAL 4 RETAIL onenred pe-- 

son needed tor Southfield RV deal- 

ership Sett-met'vaied 4 out-go-ng. 

computer knowledge helpful Fu* 

time $5-$6 per hou' Can Jeanefte 

or Nancy tor appointment 354-0980 

CLERICAL 6Ur>POOT~ 

LOCAL PHOTO Lab has Mi time 

Openmg- for person wrth customer 

service experience Must have pro- 

fessional manner pleasant voice 4 

good grammar Duties indude light 

typing filing 4 cutomer cells 

Mon-Fn e 30-5 Cell Sandy 

between 11am-2pm for interview 



DATA ENTRY to $7 HR 

Fee paid Mon -FN days Benefits 

Livcmia area Musf be able to use 10 

key pad 

Employment Center mc 

56^636 

OENTAL R£CEPTIONlST.m*uran 

Person Some exapnenc* neces- 

sary Fu* and Part-time 

CaL 624-1910 or 454-tOTO 

DESK RECEPTIONIST - f» Must 1 ype 

Ca* between torn V noo- 

ask lor Pam 377-4,'jCiO 

PAVROlL 

Experienced Oers 'or mr, -i 

"26 hours at begmtimg of 

wson area Cal Monda 

p» 

! Clewson 

I Friday Ham-noon -2»4: 

BOOKKEEPER WITH at least 3 yrs 

experience General ledgei and pey- 

IOM. manual and compular back 

Ound Send resume to Box 434 

36251 Schoolcraft 


Rd uvonia. 

' Harper Associates specialists

8 Q * OAE Thursday. March 7. 1991 



FIAL TIME Racaplwrnsl Saoatary 

for Livonia raw MUM offtca Mail 

W u m mdudmo Milry raquamants 

-lo Parsonnai ?»?»C Suckinyfiam. 

Sla AS lrvoma. Ml W1M 

RECEPTIONIST lor Bammgham law 

oflkca Organizational akHM and light 

0 nacaasary Muat am good 

wuhpaopia Caa Jan at #44 4433 

RECEPTIONIST POSITIONS 

Summer or yaar-round Hr» avail- 

• M Tuas 2pm 8pm Wad 1 Fit. 

?pm-7pm Thurs. 2pm-9pm Sal . 

t 30am 5pm. Ml or part tima Apply 

*i parson Patar a Placa lor Han. 

S87E Mapia Birmingham 

RECEPTIONIST 'SECRETARY 

for small Southfwid law offica 

Macintosh anpaoanca prafariad 

352-0*38 

RECEPTIONIST 

tor- law hrm in Troy aiparianca da- 

slrad can Carol 649-1900 

RECEPTIONIST 

naadad lor busy law off lea Typing 

raqurad Labai anparianca not nac- 

essary Cal 559-3430 

RECEPTIONIST lor busy olfcca Typ- 

ing. bookfcaapmg. computar knowl- 

edge aspariance nacasiary farm- 

mglon HiHs araa 476-9600 

RECEPTIONIST 

$6 00 par hr Part tima StoomMd 

Hiis law firm CaH Ruth »l 643-8590 

EXPRESS SERVICES 



RECEPTIONIST 

Starling Savings Bank has an anlry 

laval position KWMH lor a 

racapliorwsi Soccassfui candidata 

must ba ptaaunt and (*OIMHWI» 

ha«a good communication s*iUs. 

and work we" with paopla Prior 

axparwnca helpful Plaata sand 

suma in conhdanca lo 

STERLING SAVINGS BANK 

Parsonnai Oaparlmanl 

28400 Northwasiam Highway 

Suite 400 

Southfield Mr, 48034 

An Equal Opportune* EmOoyar 

SALES SECRETARY 

Full tima position m manufacturers 

representatives office Enpenence 

required Good typing and varbai 

skills raptured shorthand preferred 

Computar enpenence- w»th Word 

Perfect and DBase 4 helpful Musi 

be wMhng to learn pricing proce- 

dures and order follow-up Career 

opportunity lor person looking tor 

work W1K1 variety and challenge 

EiceHent benefits Pleaiant non- 

smoking Southfield office m 12 MM/ 

Northwestern Hwy area Ca* lor an 

appointment al i355-1613 - 

FAST GROWING metals corp 

needs lull dm* Secretary Knowl- 

edge of computer necesary along 

with an office sums Send resume lo 

HMC 29100 Northwestern Hwy .„ 

Sle 445, Soulhfiefd. Ml 48034 

RECEPTION! ST/General Office/ 

Sales Responsible mature adult 

wrth an enthusiastic phone voice 

Permanent posrtion 425-4813 

RECEPTIONIST - FuH time after- 

noons. small retiremenj home in 

Southfield Call lor appointment 

557-1221 

RECEPTIONIST/SWITCHBOARD 

Operator Experienced 

Send reaume to 

Assistant Controller PO Bo« 5111. 

Southfield, Ml 48086-5111 

RECEPTIONIST for Plastic Sur- 

geon s office in W Bloom hew Gen- 

eral office e»perience necessary 

Pleese ca* Donna between 12-2PM. 

Closed Wednesdays 855-0300 

RECEPTIONIST - PART TIME 

Farmington HiHs location Filing 

light typing, phones Every weekend 

•and a couple of evenings Can Jack- 

ie Mon. - Fn , 10am-3pm. 476-7005 

RECEPTIONIST 

Now office equipment dealership 

looking lor a well groomed enthusi- 

astic Receptionist with excellent 

telephone skins and Mght typmg 

Benefits Please can Mary 474-0900 

RECEPTIONIST/TILE CLERK 

Excellent part time position Work 

hours. 11 30am-4pm . Mon Ihru Fri. 

CaH lor appointment R48 Compa- 

ny. 24505 Indoplei Circle Farming- 

ton Hills. Ml 48335 478-9000 

RECEPTIONIST - Farmington MiHs 

Law Firm. Ml time, permanent posi- 

tion Must be experienced with 

phones- and knowledge of comput- 

ers helpful Salary + benefits Can 

Office Administrator at 851 -4111 

RECEPTIONIST 

Entry level position law firm m 

Southfield (10 Mlle'Ewargren araa) 

for bright person with excellent tele- 

phone end typing skills Full lime 

8 30am - 5pm Please can Mrs 

Oowdal 354-1556 

Secretary receptionist Good typ- 

ing. administrative skills & some blu- 

ing Knowledge of computer helpful 

reusme lo Instrument Sales & 

Inc 1291* Farmington Rd 

Ml «8 ISO m mi—«IVMW 

RECEPTIONIST; 

WORD PROCESSOR 

Er^monmental consulting firm has 

opening for Receptionist /Word Pro- 

cessing position Applicant must 

possess excellent verbal and written 

communication skills and type mini- 

mum 75 wpm Must be familial wtth 

WordPerfect 5 0 Competitive com- 

pensation and benefit package 

Send resume with salary require- 

ments to Administrative Secretary. 

Swanson Environmental 24156 

"•agaer'y Rd . Farmmgton Hiis Ml.. 


SALES SECRETARY tor real estate 

office in Farmington HiHs Good ap- 

pearance and penmanship Experi- 

ence m a real estate office would Ce 

helpful Pleese can manager. Mon 4 

Thurs 474-3303 

SALES SECRETARY 

Entry level position lor mature 

tude and wMkngness fo be a team 

player a must' Flexible hours Send 

resume to Sales Secretary. 33228 

W 12 Mile Road Farmingion Hills. 

Mi 48334 

SALES SUPPORT 

Secretary needed for Sales Support 

position m non-smoking office Type 

60 wpm & good calculator skills 

necessary Customer service 8 word 

processing experience very helpM 

WM tram Please can 349-9300 

SECRETARIAL necessary drafting 

& building experience HelpM 30 

hours per week phis Canton area 

•Call 455-2900 

SECRETARIAL 

DOWNTOWN FARMINGTON 

Fun lovable oliice seeks s. DENNISON'S 

la now accepting resumed tor mghl 

dining room management Appli- 

cants must be mature 8 have al 

leasl 2 yrs experience in Ml service 

dining Benefits include hospitaiua- 

Iton. denial, paid vacation Sand re- 

sume in confidence io Ed Wagner 

D Dennison's Restaurant 

27909 Orchard Lake Rd. 

Farmington Hills. Ml 48334 

AGENTS NEEOED 

J100 milkon pairs sold every week 

We have the exclusive marketing 

rights on the only guaranteed, not- 

lo-run Sheer pantyhose m the V S 

(As Seen On National TV| Dynamic 

marketing plan with incredible in- 

centives 1-800-786-9997 

DRIVER/SALES 

$400-5600 per week Food distribu- 

tor looking tor salt molivaled 

individuals | Willing to train Blue 

Cross Blue Shield For information. 

can after lOam 471-5696 

EARN BFG COMMISSIONS 

Showing rtew 1 time liquid Hoor ap- 

plications lhat prevents slip 8 la* 

accidents on wet floors $15 refund- 

able investment required 352-7470 

AGGRESSIVE MANAGERS & Su 

pervsois. earn $800 to $2000 pari 

lime $3000 lo $8000 Ml ume New 

company opening m Michigan Im- 

mediate Openings Call - 795-4503 

A GREAT PLACE TO WORK' 

REAL ESTATE ONE. INC. 

PLYMOUTH - CANTON 

Chan your course tor real eslate 

success Work with an office 

managed by a CF»B - _ 

(Certified Reel Estate Brokerage) 

$25,000 

Guaranteed Minimum Income 

Call Today 

Joseph P Meimk CRB CRS 

455-7000 

APPRAISAL TRAINEE 

Local office ol National Organisation 

needs (2) fu*-lime carer minded in- 

dividuals willing to work hard We 

offer Trainer Earn-While-You-learn 

choice of location Potential is! 

year earnings m excess of $26,000 

CALL ROY HACKER 476-7006 

ARE YOU A WINNER? 

Are you serious about getiint 

ahead hard working 8 genuine' 

Century 2t Dynamic can make I 

happen tor you Two office company 

with the best training in the business 

CALL J IM.... 728-8000 

OR GEORGETTE 562-5000 

Aid became a winner today 

ARE YOU williog fo make $2C" 

$!0.000/mo the opprotumty of Ihe 

90 s Don 1 hesitate cWl today 

756-1166 

MARIOS PIZZA now hiring drivers 

tor evenings only Dependable 

inquire within 36147 Plymouth Rd 

al Levan in Lrvoma 

. DRIVERS - UP TO $8 PER HOUR 

£u 

2170 Cass Lake Rd al Orchard Lake 

Rd Have valid license own car wilh 

insurances 18 or over 683-8383 

DRIVERS WANTED 

openings Hungry Howie s Pma h 

Subs 28966 Orchard Lk Rd be- 

tween 12 8 13 Mile 855-8900 

ART GALLERY 

Outside sales Very very h.gn earn 

mgs No art experience needed D' 

rect sales experience important 

Cailmg on corporations Rapid ad- 

vancement lo management with fasl 

growing art corporation Leads re 

ferrals 8 contacts furnished Com 

piete trammg Mr Olsen 228-9350 

ASSISTANT MANAGER 

Joan Bari a, leading Accessory 

Cham haa an imrr»ed»ate opening for 

an Assistant Manager at Twelve 

Oaks Wait curs *u TW ifae 

schedule an interview 348-2263 

An_Equsl Opportunity Employer 

An 

ATTENTION ENTREPRENEURS 

you wlkng to work hard and 

mno w mow 

1*7 

worth" 5 Call 313-446-0617 lor 24 hr 

recorded message 

ATTENTION 

Die Agents. Financial Planners & 

Casualty Agents discover how 

convert dollars being directed 

IRA funds inlo high high commis- 

sion products tor more mformavon 

can Richard " 

ELWOOO BAR & GRILL 

(across from Fo« Theaters 

Wan person needed for 6am-2pm 

shift Mon Fn Minimum 5 years 

^ 1 ^ 5 » * * * 

Experienced or wal tram 

Golden Way Realty 

425-8970 or 537 1»50 

RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE 

SALES Career wttn an old establish 

ad torn we are expending our Reai 

denliai Division and are inter Wiled in 

new salespeople (experience not 

necessaryi Caa lor an interview and 

506 Help Wanted Salee 

SALES POSITION OPEN for maid 

household goods carrier m Canton 

area Fua-time opening Benehts 8 

commissions Sand resume to 

432 Observer t Eccentric 

Newspapers. 

Rd . Livonia Michigan «8150 

out a* Ihe advantages we have 

10 oiler CALL 

THOMPSON BROWN 553-8700 

Farmmgton HUM Office 

Ask lot Shena Raymond 

NEW OR EXPERIENCED REAL 

ESTATE SALESPERSON Proles 

sionai environment Management 

who cares Tools for aucceaa Tram 

mg 100 Commission Program 

Se* 2 Million - make 145 000 

Se* 3 Million - make (75.000 

Sell 4 minion - make $105,000 

. Heppard 4 Associates 

Ask lor Georgia Heppard. 855-8570 

NOVI/WESTSIDE 

TELEPHONE SALES 

immediate opemngs for good pan 

lime (elemarkelers met *ks variety 

Pay negotiable For mfennew call 

Dave 9am-12pm 948-4119 

REAL ESTATE CLASSES 

Learn how lo obtain your Michigan 

Real E stale license Our ciessea are 

taught by experienced profession 

els Stale of the an faculty Day and 

PM classes available $100 includes: 

tuition and materials 

For more information call during 

busmess hours 

1 800-989-2121 

EXECUTIVE POSITION 

immediate openmg lor senous ca- 

eer-minded individual capable of 

participating on a dynamic team 

people-or'ienled organisation offers 

oh-fhe-ioe trammg - above-average 

earnmgs 8 possible advancement 

Call Cfcnnis or Jim at 932-4060 

All inquiries held m confidence 

FREE CAREER SEMINARS' 

You. are cordially invited to change 

your life in 1991 Ca* for reserva- 

tions for our next scheduled career 

night Sealing is limited so ca* 

today . . 

CENTURY 21 

CHALET 477-1800 

FREE 

REAL ESTATE 

TRAINING 

Can Denms Conoon ai 

932-4060 

FULL TiME SALES POSITION avail- 

able »»si have sales experience 

Apply in person Jaeger 

Somerset Ma* 649-9390 

FUFfNITtlÊ SALES - Immediaie 

openmg experience preferred, but 

not necessry will irain 

L-voma area Ca« 425-8000 

REAL ESTATE! 

"DON'T" 

GIVE UP OR ESCROW 

WE OFFER 

• Management Team 

• Video framing 

•.Compular plus MLS 

• Full Tune Trainer 

• Closing 8 Ooc Prep Dept 

• Multi-Level.Commmsion Plan 

GROW WITH US' 

CONTACT JACK KEOSHIAN 

CENTURY 21 "ARTFORO. INC 

261-4200 

ROUTE SALES 

(FOOD SALES) v 

fl you are a direct sales person we 

have Ihe product income opportu- 

nity ranging from 

$4ortoel at 

r»ur Dtx)ge Irani hisr 

You qualify il VJIU are an experienced 

aggifliuvc. hard -working sales persor with a 

j>rtui-n tratk record [*tellenl benefits, demo 

hrliiNlalHdrf 

Dodge 

If you meet our standards conIM t: 

'— Dan Corby, 354-6600 

INTERESTED IN A 

REAL ESTATE CAREER? 

Let us teach you how to list 

and sell in our training classes 

100% Commission Program 

Pre-license classes begin 

April 9. 1991 

Classes held Tuesday & Thursday 

6-10 p m"'?.'--- 

For confidential interview 

or information call: 

Pat Morgan 

Director of Recruiting 

647-6400 

ChamberUi" 

, REALTORS* 

Since 1948 

A name you can depend on 

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Retail and commercial development has pretty much ground to a halt, and 

only those few that offer something significantly different — like River Square 

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Main now under construction in downtown Rochester — will be built until the 

current recession ends. 

Big vs. small: a retail niche 

Big mall, small maU. 

There's more to them than meets the eye. 

Building a better commercial center. 

Is one way to get consumers to Buy. 

Big mall, small mall. 

Opponents decry the irri'vact. - 

"Environmental, residential. 

From the ambiance it will detract." 

Big mall, small mall, 

Zoning laws and NIMBY too. Traffic 

jams and parking lots, 

"Build a mall and we will sue." 

Big mall, small mall., 

Creating jobs and revenue. 

"Spurring the economy." builders say, 

"Is what we're trying to do." 


Fulfilling retail and other needs. 

Mails provide services and goods, 

That explains the developer's deeds. 


Economics contend unthsprawl. 

Big mall, small mall 

Not so different after all. 

By Gerald Frawley 

staff writer 

With apologies to real poets 

Sluttish lenders have all but dried up commercial 

construction. 

In spite of the slowed economy, commercial 

and retail industry experts say there 

may still be some development,' but it will 

have to be strikingly different from the common 

strip and power centers. 

The message is clear Build a better 

mousetrap, and the world will beat a 

your door, build a better mall, and tenants 

and customers will do likewise. 

This is a story about two such malls. The 

Auburn Mills mega-mall in Auburn ' Hilts is 

two million square feet; River Square Main in 

the city of Rochester is less than 50,000 

square feet _ 

One, River Square Main — built by local 

entrepreneur and heart care specialist Dr. 

Pierre Attallah — will house small specialty 

shops and boutiques, medical offices and two 

restaurants. 

The other, Auburn Mills, being built by the 

Washington D.C.-based developer Western 

Development Corp., will be home to upwards 

of 200 manufacturers" outlets and "value-oriented" 

stores under the same roof with family 

entertainment. 

DESPITE AN ENORMOUS difference in 

two share one strikingapproach 

- they dare to be different 

A renter's market in retailing 

By Gerald Frawley 

staff writer 

It's hard to belieye, but at the beginning 

of 1990, many industry experts 

considered the southeastern 

Michigan commercial ar)d retail 

market to be under served. Leasing 

Activity was so active builders 

couldn't keep pace with the demand 

Today, the bottom has fallen out 

Richard Rosenbaum. vice president 

of development and property 

management firm The Equitable 

Group Inc. in Southfield, said there's 

little question the recession has hit 

the commercial and retail industry 

"We (developers) are being conservative, 

consumers are being conservative, 

retailers are being conservative," 

Rosenbaum said "It's 

tough out there - the retailers are 

singing the blues 

•Commercial and retail development 

is still going on. but it's mainly 

the guys that have really targeted a 

market." he said. Many large, successful 

retailers will actually use the 

recession to their benefit 

Times won't return to the socalled 

boom, but they will return to 

normal.' Rosenbaum said. "Once the 

current recession ends, people will 

spend money, but they won t spend 

what they don't have " 

AFTER A PERIOD of recession, 

construction costs and leasing rates 

tend to decline, be said "We haven't 

been in a recession for three months 

like the government says." 

June Dresnick of Coldwell Banker 

Commercial Real Estate Services 

said be** construction is idle because 

'Times won't return to the so-called 

boom, but they will return to normal. 

Once the current recession ends, 

people will spend money, but they 

won't spend what they don't have.' 

leasing activity has idled. 

There is leasing out there, but it's 

taking a long Ume to complete the 

deals." 

Landlords are being forced to offer 

cutthroat rates, tenant improvement 

dollars and even free rent to 

— Richard Rosenbaum 

The Equitable Group 

the beginning of this — I don't think 

we've seen the bottom yet." 

Dresnick said. 

Tony Camilletti, director of visual 

image communication for the national 

retail architectural /consulting 

firm of Jon Greenberg and Asso- 

up commeit-ial and retail space- ciates in Berkley,-said his company - 

— practices unheard of a year ago 

"It's definitely a renter's market 

right now." 

Dresnick said people don't see a 

lot of vacancies yet because the 

malls are still full, but as current 

leases expire and retailers opt not to 

re-sign, the malls will start to empty 

out 

Commercial and retail space vacancies 

are approaching LO percent 

— previously unheard of in commercial- 

and retail-rich Oakland and 

western Wayne counties, she said 

Last year, vacancies at commercial 

and retail centers averaged between 

4 and 5 percent" 

RETAIL BROKERS are concerned 

things will get worse before 

they wiH get better "We're just at 

has been extremely busy in recent 

months. 

Commercial and retail development 

in general may be slowing, he 

said, but there are opportunities for 

new construction and leasing activity. 

Camilletti said 

Relocation and remodeling work 

are the most commonly found types 

of construction (in recessionary 

times." 

Progressive retailers with capita! 

can take advantage of slow Umes 

when construction costs are typically 

lower ^ he said Contractors htthgry 

for work are more willing to take a 

job for lower pay, he said. 

"If you have the capital and you 

have the plans, this is a good time to 

build* he said . 

RECESSIONS ARE also traditionally 

the time when non-retail firms 

delve into the market. Camilletti 

said. For example, the Ringling 

Bros -Barnum and Bailey circus organization 

has opened several retail 

outlets (none in Michigan) specializing 

in children, apparel, related novelty 

and circus items 

"If retailers give customers a reason 

to come out with a creative and 

diverse appeal, they can succeed," 

Camilletti said. "There's definitely a 

niche to-be filled in this market " 

Rick Valade. partner in charge of 

retail consulting Jor the Detroit accounting 

firm Arthur Anderson, said: 

"It would be hard to point to any 

area that is under-stored." Valade 

said In the last 15 years, commercial 

square footage in the United 

States has doubled 

Most of -the -current commercial 

development is in the construction of 

small, local — or strip — malls, he 

said. 

Regional malls, power centers and 

satellite malls are more expensive 

to build and will require incentives 

to lure tenants, he said Local malls 

are inexpensive and fill up quickly 

with tenants 

But'the real advantage, he said, is 

small malls can follow housing construction 

because smaller parcels of 

land are easier to find As housing 

starts continue — albeit at a slower 

pace then in the past — the small 

malls can set up quickly nearby. 

Valade said 

There are large commercial projects 

being built. Valade said, but 

turn to Page 3 

Adco Associates president Pat Shea points 

to — among other things — the diversity of 

Biver Square Main. Few projects, especially 

projects of 50,000 square feet, can boast leasees 

ranging from medical specialists to 

boutiques- _ 

Ground breaking for the project was in 

August 1990; the first tenants will take occupancy 

in early May with others moving in 

throughout the summer. 

"I don't know of a single development like 

ours," Shea said True, the original concept 

for River Square Main called for a more 

traditional retail mall, but in its evolution, 

the project"fias transformed greatly" 

The first tenant to come on board was Real 

Estate One. the real estate company, which 

leased nearly an entire floor of the project. 

Shea said Next, plans for a restaurant and 

Please turn to,Page 3 

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AP - Tbe traditional spring home-buying season SURVEYS BY tbe Federal Home Loan Mortgage 

is about to bud, so it's time for prospective pur- Corp. found 30-year, fixed-rate mortgages averagchaaers 

to start looking. < ing less than 9.5 percent this month, down from 

Orisit? nearly 11.5 percent just two years ago and tbe low- 

Mortgage rates are at their lowest level in four est level since March 1987. 

years and home prices in many areas have been Some analysts doubt rates will fall much more, 

declining for months, helping boost the ability of a The Realtors group says the median price of an 

typical family to buy a home to its highest level in existing home dropped from $96,300 in January 

13 years by one industry measurement. 1990 to $91,900 in December. The median price of a 

At tbe same time,,, inventories of unsold homes new home, according to the Commerce Departure 

piling up in some areas, making homeowners — ment, fell from $127,000 at the beginning of 1990 to 

particularly those with deadlines — anxious about $120.000 in November. 

their ability to unload their bouses and real estate The median means half the homes cost more, 

brokers hungry for deals. . half less. 

"I think it's probably one of the best opportuni- Piatt suggested prices could fall an additional 10 

ties we've seen in a number of years," said John percent nationally and perhaps as much as 20 per- 

Savacool, a housing economist with tbe WEFA cent in some areas of the Northeast and West, 

Group in Bala Cynwyd, Pa. where inventory problems are expected to eventu- 

"It's a buyer's market," agreed Elliott Piatt, an ally drive down costs. 

economist with Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, a But economists David Beraon and Mark Obrinsky 

New York securities dealer "But the buyer still of the Federal National Mortgage Association don' 

would be well advised to be patient" because there see any substantial rise in prices even with 

is room for prices and rates to fall further. creased demand if consumers jump back into 

So if it's a buyer's market, why are sales at their market. 

lowest point since the last recession? "First, the unemployment rate should continue to 

rise for most of tbe year, keeping demand from 

ECONOMIST MARTIN Regalia of tbe National surging," they wrote in Fannie Mae's Monthly Out- 

Council of Savings Institutions says prospective look. 

buyers are uncertain about their incomes and fu- "Second, with expectations of price appreciation 

tures because of tbe recession. "I think people are significantly reduced, home buyers are likely to rereally 

saying to themselves, 'Let's wait and see just duce bid prices. We expect the median price of new 

how low it goes.' " homes sold to rise by just over 1 percent and the 

Some prospective buyers also have expressed median price of existing homes sold to rise by less 

concern that prices will continue to weaken, than 1 percent this year." 

depressing the value of any home they buy. Nationally, the Realtors said an index measuring 

But John A. Tuccillo, chief economist for the Na- the ability of a typical American family to buy an 

tional Association of Realtors, says that "if you buy existing home rose for the fifth straight month in 

for the long term, chances are you'll come out way December. 

ahead." "These positive home'buying conditions, which 

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time for buyers "to be getting your ducks in a row." president of the real estate industry group. 

"If you anticipate getting into the market, now is "It's a great Ume for tbe first-time buyer," the 

a good time to start doing the groundwork . . . WEFA Group's Savacool concurred. "However, if 

checking on what financial institutions will lend, you've got to sell first, it's a crummy time. Inventohow 

much down, how many points, how quickly ries (in some areas) are sky high," making it diffithey 

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