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Canton €>bsert)cr Volume 16 Number 34 Monday, November 12. 1990 Canton, Michigan 54 P a g e s Fifty C e n t s

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Home chores A program that provides

shoveling and grass catting for senior citizens was in jeopardy recently. The Canton Board of Trustees questioned whether t i e program should be continued. The issue was tabled and will retain to the board for a decision likely before the end of the year.

Trustee Bob Sbefferly said the program was too important to K"'. neglect

"To me that's something we have to consider and that we have to do," Sbefferly said. "These people cant get oat and do it and the least we can do is provide the service for them."

Last year 46 residents were involved in the program, said Gouin, Canton recreation The seniors who received the service earned less than $10,000 annually for a household.

"I think this is one of the programs that we are obligated i a community to follow through and make sore that it is there," Sbefferly said.

Supervisor Tom Yack ini tially recommended against the program. However,

sources and bring it hack * board of trustees for a vote.

Light up my life The Canton Chamber of

Commerce invites Canton businesses to Illuminate their outdoor shrubs and trees with white holiday lights.

The third annual holiday lighting gala will take plat* at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday.

The similar lighting is to create unity among the bosinetees and to brighten Canton's image

"We are going to make this ooe large cooperative effort and show everyone the good Canton has to offer to our visitors and residents," said Joan Bolek, Cantoo Chamber of Commerce director.

Canton the beautiful

Cantoo residents and were winners recently in this year's "Keep Michigan BeaattfaT awards ceremony.

And the Hi—Ms are: Canton Historic District Commlssioa for the restoration of the Cherry mil f School, a one-room school boose hi the Cherry Hill village, which is

ed for

Rolisha Corp. for the work oi the (:ard family daring the last U years displaying excellence in landscape design at the* three McDonald s locations ia Canton

Pamela Roman Swiderek was

: -Let's Clean Up uv -ii ia a series of

illustrated materials for school children.

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Area politicians cheer, fear Engier win By Diane Gale staff writer

John Engler's move into the governor's off-ice brought mixed reactions from Democrats and Republicans in Cantoo.

Republicans look forward to a change in state politics. However, they note that it likely won't affect the amount of money Canton re-ceives in state funds.

Democrats were nervous about what a Re-publican governor would mean to the pro-grams they support.

CANTON SUPERVISOR Tom Yack. who ran for office on the Republican ticket, said the governor will have to first deal with the state's deficit

"It's been a while since we've had Republi-can leadership in the governor's office and it

will create more balance in the legislative pro-cess," he said, referring to the state House dominated by Democrats and the state Senate dominated by Republicans.

Engier got just the right send-off for his campaign earlier this year as the first speaker of Canton's Economic Club monthly luncheons. Engier told the crowd that Michigan can do better.

"We started in the 1980s at the back of the pack and we ended up there as well," he said at the luncheon.

Yack said be was proud Canton got "John's campaign off to a good start.

"It also reflects a more conservative Canton and a general trend toward a more conserva-tive stand on not only economic issues, but so-cial issues as well," Yack said.

Canton Clerk Loren Bennett has long been involved in local Republican politics and his

wife Terry Bennett is former chairwoman for the 15th District Republican Party.

"Certainly we have very good access to the state." said Bennett, adding that current legis-lators, both Democrat and Republican, have represented the township.

"I have some excitement, I support the Re-publican philosophy and I'm hopeful that with an Engier win there will be a more fair reap-portionment.''

AREA DEMOCRATS were worried by the "election results.

"I'm concerned about what's going to hap-pen to roads," said Wayne County Commis-sioner Milt Mack, D-Wayne, explaining that county roads are funded from state money

"One of the big issues is urban sprawl," Mack said. "I'm not sure that Republicans are equipped to deal with that issue."

News of James Blanchard losing came as a blow to state Rep. James Kosteva, D-Canton, who was closely tied to the Democratic hier-archy in Lansing. The alignment was strongly illustrated when Kosteva was named sponsor for Blanchard's Michigan Education Trust bill.

"There may be some differences relative to constituent services, projects and grants in that there will be an extra effort." said Kos-teva.

He explained that in the past If there was a problem with roads, for instance, the Michigan Department of Transportation was made up of people who were appointed by the Blanchard administration and were cooperative with lo-cal Democrats. "It's not that Engler's people won t be just as cooperative." Kosteva said. "It will be a different team of people involved and it won't be the members of the same team that I am."

Mettetal replaces bumpy runway Old strip was dangerous By Tom Hendereon staff writer

Mettetal airport is still up for sale, and it's still at the heart of a controversy between Canton Town-ship and Northville Township. But while the future is bumpy, the pres-ent has smoothed oat considerably with the installation of a new as-phalt runway.

According to Ashley Heimbaugh, the airport's manager, the old run-way, which was about 20 years old, was torn up Tuesday and a new runway put in on Thursday and Friday.

The cost of the project is «60,000-$6S,000, said Heimbaugh. Nagle Paving Co. of Livonia did the work.

"The old runway was in very, very bad shape," said Heimbaugh. "It was usable, but we want to make the airport safer and have a good, safe, well marked, well light-ed runway."

THE AIRPORT was closed Tuesday and reopened Saturday. Heimbaugh said that the airport has 20-150 takeoffs and landings a day, depending cm the number of training flights.

Heimbaugh said that the runway has not been lengthened or wid-ened. It remains 2,250 feet long and 50 feet wide.

The new runway is part of an on-going refurbishing at the airport,

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A worker s m o o t h s out t h e dirt prior t o t h e instal lat ion of a new a s p h a l t r u n w a y at Mettetal Airport . The a i rpor t waa c l o s e d

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Tuesday t h r o u g h Friday while t h e old run -way was torn ou t a n d t h e new o n e pu t in.

Deer, hunters are part of a growing Canton By Diane Qaie staff writer

In stark contrast to Canton's Im-age'of overdevelopment and rapid growth, it's startling to note that deer hunting is allowed on almost half of the township's S6 square miles.

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And it's not unusual to spot a herd of deer in the township's limit* While this wildlife is under siege by creeping urban development a more immediate threat is at hand: Fire-arms deer season begins Thursday.

"The biggest question we get is: "Where can I h u n t ' " said police Capt. A1 Wilson.

HUNTING IS permitted west of Canton Center to the township's lim-its at Napier Road. Within that area, however, there are pockets of land where hunting is either restricted or banned:

e North of Ford Road West of Cantoo and east of Beck;

a North of Warren Road west of

Beck Road to Napier. a South of Cherry Hill, north of

Proctor, west of Canton Center and east Beck;

a South of Geddes and west of Barr Road; and

a Hunting is banned in all areas east of Canton Center.

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Cable gripes tuned in New system for complaints By Diane Oe»e staff writer

If you've got those cable television blues, there's relief ia sight by way of a township committee that medi-ates problems

Twelve residents have filed for-mal complaints against Omnicom Cable since the Canton Cable Com-mittee established the new program last September

RESIDENTS COMPLAINED about bad reception wire equipment problems; cable Mack-oats; being unable to get cable and charges for a cable guide, which ooe customer

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Rocks their four th l e a g u e c h a m p i o n a h i p . For datai la , s e e p a g e 1C.

Omnicom contacted each of the 12 customers to reeolve the problems, according to township records And some, like thoee who reported bad_ reception, were easily fixed by re-placing defective cable wires

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O&E Monday, November 12. 1990

Church cancels seminary site sale By Kevin Brown staft wrttef

A contract to sell a portion of the S t John Provincial Seminary site in Plymouth Township to a Mary-land firm has been terminated, said a Catholic church spokesman.

But John Erickson, president of Retirement and Health Services Corp. In Maryland, said his firm still plans to locate a 1,000-unit re-tirement community on the site. He said the church's action "is at least a breech of reasonable civil eth-ics."

Erickson said, "I personally am quite optimistic," that the firm will eventually locate a retirement community at the former semi-nary.

"The conditional contract is now void," said Jay Berman, spokes-man for the Archdiocese of Detroit which owns the 175-acre parcel at Sheldon and Five Mile roads.

"There is another party that has entered into a conditional con-tract," Berman said, for the entire 175-acre site. He declined to identi-fy that party.

"They're not going to be able to do that," Erickson said, adding his firm has spent "half a million dol-lars on architectural planning and design work" related to the project.

"I don't think they can terminate the contract," Erickson said, add-ing he's seeking a conference with the Arcbdioscese, which notified his firm of the contract termina-tion by mail.

Erickson said his firm has hired a Detroit law firm to represent their interests in the project

As to why the earlier contract was terminated, "We don't speak of fault but there are reasons why it hasn't come to fruition," Berman said, but declined to state the rea-sons.

Erickson said in October that his firm hoped to close on a 35-acre piece of the property in the spring.

In 1988, the church listed all 175 acres at the site, including a golf course, for $20 million. The semi-nary buildings and 35 acres, ex-cluding the course, were listed at $7.5 million.

The church signed the condition-

'There is another party that has entered into a conditional contract,' for the entire 175-acre site.

— Jay Berman spokesman, Archdiocese of Detroit

al purchase agreement earlier this' year for the smaller parcel, for a reported $6 million.

Township Supervisor Maurice Breen, who with Municipal Ser-vices Director James Anulewicz visited Retirement and Health Ser-vices Corp. operations last summer in Maryland, said he didn't know who the new buyer was.

"Tbey haven't told me anything," he said, referring to the Ar-chdioscese.

The 40-year-old seminary was closed by the Catholic Bishops of Michigan in June 1988 because of declining enrollment and rising costs.

The land is zoned residential, with lots at least one acre in size.

Township officials said a buyer could seek another use for the property, as the property isn't like-ly to go to a house builder.

Since the purchase agreement was signed with Health Services Corp., about 1,000 acres of land kit-ty-corner to the seminary property were sold to Wayne County devel-oper Robert DeMattia for a golf course, office complex and residen-tial community.

Township officials assess the site including buildings at about $3 mil-lion. Because the land is church-owned and tax-exempt, sale to a private owner could translate to about $170,000 in potential new tax revenue for the township, accord-ing to the township assessor's off-ice.

New system for solving cable TV gripes installed

Mettetal replaces bumpy runway Continued from Page 1

which has been for sale for about three years. Mettetal carries a price tag of $4.1 million, according to information provided to a com-mittee that studied the possibility of Canton Township buying Mette-tal.

Early in October, about 150 vol-unteers painted all 15 buildings at the airport The same month, the Federal Aviation Administration reinstituted approval of instrument landings at the airport

According to Heimbaugh, the FAA had withdrawn approval for about two months because of inad-equate markings along the runway. The markings were then redone.

"This will be a beautiful little airport" said Heimbaugh. "We've been getting calls from people who'd left and now they want to come back because of the fixing up. And we've got the best location in the state, now."

CANTON TOWNSHIP declined to buy the airport in August.

Santa Claus is coming to area shopping mall

Santa Claus will arrive Saturday. Nov. 17, at Wonderland Mall with the help of Roscoe Orman, also known as "Gordon" of Sesame Street.

Gordon will be putting on a show of playing games, teaching lessons, and singing songs.

Gordon will introduce Santa who then will parade down the mall with his helpers to the Center Court area. He will be available for visits with children Nov. 17 through Christmas Eve from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday.

To get ready for the holiday sea-son, Wonderland has decked its halls

Deer, hunters share Canton space Continued from Page 1

"I don't know of any farmer who allows i t " said Canton police Lt. Ro-bin Cripe.

IF YOU'RE amazed that deer can still be found in Canton Township, Carl Bennett supervisor of wild life research and biometrics of the Mich-igan Department to Natural Re-

sources, said there is a trend of some deer to adapt to urban life. Other an-imals found in Canton include rab-bits, squirrels, pheasants, geese, rac-coons, possum and muskrats.

"The greatest fear for wild critters is loss of habitat" Bennett said. "You don't annihilate a habita-tion by hunting. But we haven't found any critters who can live on

total concrete. They can't digest it yet."

He refers to urban critters, known for their habit of getting into gar-bage cans, as "sloppy scavangers."

"It's not the image I like to see for what could be a magnificent critter," Bennett said. "It's the loss of habitat that's the cause of loss of critter. It's just a constant rate of loss."

It's hard to learn anything on Monday when you didnt eat anything on Sunday

Last year we fed millions of hungry people in the United States. You can help us. We're The Salvation Army.

God cares., and so do we!

with a "Toyrific" theme to make childhood fantasies come alive.

A large Toys for Tots drum will be featured next to the information booth, ready to accept unwrapped new toys for needy children. The drive is sponsored by the U.S. Ma-rine Corps Reserve along with WNIC-FM.

Jim Harper and Chris Edmonds of "The Breakfast Club" will broadcast their morning show live from the mall from 6-10 a.m. Wednesday, Dec. 19.

Wonderland is at Plymouth Road and Middlebelt, Livonia.

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Others remained unhappy with the answer they received. Some resi-dents, for instance, are in areas where there aren't at least 40 homes per mile, which is the minimum number Omnicom requires before installing the lines'.

Residents experiencing problems with cable service should contact Omnicom and if the problem is not resolved, residents should call the township supervisor's office at 397-5380.

If the problem is still unresolved within two weeks, the cable commit-tee intercedes.

"Our goal is to have people call Omnicom, and if it's not solved tbey have an alternative by coming to the committee," said Phil LaJoy, cable committee chairman.

Omnicom manager Lisa Bo land said the new system is really just an improvement to a program that was in place. In the past, she said, com-plaints that were made to the super-visor's office were logged and sent to her monthly.

THE NEW complaint system comes at the onset of a lengthy re-newal process for Omni corn's con-tract with Canton. The franchise agreement expires in February 1995 and the township must begin the re-newal process by February 1992 to makes changes in the agreement.

"We're going to do everything we can to position ourselves for the best cable service we can possibly get," LaJoy said.

A free cable guide and good ser-vice are two top issues the commit-tee is trying to negotiate, he added.

The average Omnicom customer pays about $32 monthly. Basic tele-vision is $18.50, Home Box Office is $8.95 and remote control is between $3.50 and $6.50 depending on where the person lives.

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Kids 'give thanks' old-fashioned way Irs TOO BAD the Pilgrims and

Indians couldn't have been there

They would have had a wonderful time, and they would have felt right at home

At Field Elementary School last week, teacher Pattee Rupert - with a little help from colleagues Stu Ra-te" and Rick Plecha - whisked fifth-graders back in time to our country's colonial days.

They celebrated Thanksgiving a little early, concluding a unit oo the original colonies, and the days were a cornucopia of activity.

There was cow milking on the playground, thanks to another teach-er who treated her livestock to a field trip, hornbook making quilting and cross stitching; and colonial reading.

The children churned butter and made smoked beef jerky, apple but-ter and johnny cakes. They learned about basket weaving, tin piercing and shoeing horses

This is my 20th year teaching, and I've never had as much fun as 1 have the last two days," said Plecha, who team teaches with Raben and Rupert.

"I've never seen kids as motivated as they are when they're learning by using their hands like this."

Three days of Thanksgiving fun came to an end Wednesday with stu-dents playing colonial games and eating their homemade food at a co-lonial picnic

Then came the fun part for the so-cial studies students, recording it all in their journals

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d i s p l a y s Tracey M c C o m a s her ho rnbook .

Becky Kacvinsky ( lef t ) a n d Katie Gag lea rd g e t a t a s t e of what it was like in colonial d a y s to

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ac t up a n d e n d u p in t h e s t o c k s , a s Pilgrim, er t e a c h e r , Rick P lecha looks on.

S t u d e n t s had an u d d e r l y wonder fu l t ime lea rn ing to milk c o w s at Field E l e m e n t a -ry School .

Marathon runs in family By M.B. Dillon staff writer

Runner Gabriella Crandall of Plymouth Township probably fig-ured she'd used up her 15 minutes of fame winning trophies and medals at road races in metro Detroit the last several years.

The 31-year-old mother of two never dreamed she'd be basking in the limelight in New York this No-vember. But she was — along with her mother and six sisters — at the New York City Marathon

It all began when Crandall, a na-tive of Ossining, N.Y., suggested to two of her sisters that they enter last month's Detroit Free Press/Mazda International Marathon.

"I was trying to talk my two sis-ters into coming here," said Cran-dall, who's competed in both the De-troit and Marine Corps Marathon in Washington, D.C. "My mom and sis-ters said they wanted to try New York." The majority ruled, and the Farias family applied to enter last week's New York City Marathon. • Because interest far exceeds the 25,000 runners the race can accom-modate, a lottery is held

When just some of the Farias fam-ily members were granted entries, Crandall's sister Isabelle De Mars of Rochester. N Y., didn't take it sitting down

"Isabelle wrote to someone in New York and said bow we all want-ed to do it together," Crandall said.

That's all it took Not only did race officials admit

marathoning matriarch Edith Fari-as. Crandall, DeMars. and Farias' daughters Michelle Kosilla, Shirley Conklin, Diana Sellaxzo and Stephan-ie Farias, they made celebrities of the fleet-footed family

At a press conference in New York Oct 1$, the official t-shirt of the 1 WO New York City Marathon was unveiled when Broadway ac-tress Linda Lavtn presented a shirt hot off the screen printing press to Edith Farias

The sisters announced they were dedicating the race to their brother Gregory, who Is serving In Saudi Arabia with the Navy A blizzard of media attention ensued

The night before the marathon. "We were on the 10 o'clock news on Channel i In New York. A photogra-pher from Star Magazine followed us around she night before and took a bunch of pictures,'' said Crandall He met us by the start and took

more. Running Times Magazine and Runners World Magazine are doing something, too."

Action Sports Apparel of Livonia designed bright pink shirts for the fearsome Fariases A family picture taken at the preas conference graced the front The shirts reed. "Mom and

Gaby Crandal l of P lymou th Townsh ip ( s e c o n d row, s e c o n d from left) ran t h e New York Mara thon with h e r m o t h e r a n d f ive s i s te r s last w e e k . (First row, f rom left) : Diana Se l l azzo of Cornwall, N.Y.; Edi th F a r i a s of Sa l i sbury Mills, N.Y.; Shirley Conklin of R o c h e s t e r , N.Y. ( S e c o n d row f rom left:) Isie De Mars of Roches t e r N.Y^ Crandal l ; Michel le Kosilla of Hopewel l J u n c -

J i o n , N.Y.; a n d S t e p h a n i e F a r i a s of Cornwall , N.Y.

Six Daughter Team" and included the marathoners' names, numbers and birth order. When spectators along the course spotted the shirts, tbey immediately knew who was running by because of all the publici-ty the family received The welcome cheers were deafening.

AH six runners finished, and a sev-enth family member, Farias' daugh-ter Margie Sollish of Poughquag. NY. was invited to ride in a police car that led the marathon through the five boroughs of New York.

"It was great,'" said Crandall, who ran a personal best time of 3 31 de-spite temperatures well above nor-mal "If you're ever going to run a marathon, you have to run New York We had a lot of attention, but even if we hadn't, it would have been good People are out there cheering you oo. everyone's helping you out The streets are lined Kida were out there in Harlem and the Bronx with their hands out ao you could hit them They were ao happy when you did The kida were g rea t "

The only place that was quiet in the entire marathon waa on the bridges, said Crandall

They were g rea t " aaid Crandall. who grew up on the banks of the Hudsoo. It was just ao neat Tint ing them I love the water, the Hudson and the ocean It's the ooe thing I really miaa about New York."

Crandall. a hair dresser at Pfcilip beauty sakn. ran cautiously until about the 22-mile mark. 1 really wanted, to hold off. and I was tired, but I juat felt great I almost got emotional because I just felt so good I knew I could run it in I'd say I

passed at least 50 women the last four to six miles." I felt fine when I finished. It was such a mental high "

Crandall was the first Farias to cross the finish line. DeMars finished in 3:52. Conklin and Kosilla in 4 30. Sellazzo in about five hours, and Stephanie Farias, untrained because of an injury, in about 5:30.

Edith Farias was fifth to finish, in 4:42. "It was a really hot day. and my mom doesn't do well in heat," said Crandall. "Her best was 4 06. and she really was hoping to get un-der four and qualify for Boston."

Crandall's mother had run the Yonkers marathon just two months earlier, finishing in 4 20.

It wasn't the first time Crandall entered a marathon with her mom The mom and-daughter team ran Detroit together last year

"I was ahead of her when I got to Belle Isle (half a mile from the fin-ish) when here comes this little blonde," recalled Crandall. whose husband Paul and sons Christopher. 5, and Brian. 4, rooted for mom in front of the TV rather than make the trip to New York

"It was my mother, passing me I was walking by that point We ran the last half mile together and fin-ished in 414 .n

Running 24 2 milea hurts Lots of runners try It once and aay never M g Mitt

CrtBdalP "I thought after my first two marathons that maybe the marathon wasn't for me I thought I'd do New York just for the fun of i t But I felt so good I just kind of let go I'm ready to do a marathon right now I may do Boston "

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• W O M E N ' S BASKETBALL Meatoy. Nov. 12 - City of Plym-

outh Parks and Recreation Depart-ment will offer a Monday night league, with occasional games oo Thursday nights. Non-residents may

• register Registration will begin the week of Nov. 12 for new teams. League play will begin the week of Dec. S. Call Tom Willette a t 455-6620

• VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Beginning Nov. 13 — The Plym-

outh branch of The Salvation Army needs volunteers Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. to sort canned goods. The following services are also needed:

Nov. 23-Dec. 24 - Christmas Ket-tle Bell Ringing, Monday-Saturday, 10 a.m.-9 p.m..

Monday, Dec. 3 — Senior Dinner servers, dishwashers, prep and clean-up crews.

Dec. 17 and 18 - Packing food baskets, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.

Dec. 19 aad 20 — Basket and toy distribution, 9 a.m -3 p.m.

Anytime by a r rangement — League of Mercy. Volunteers needed to wrap and place items in bags to be delivered to nursing homes »'vl prisons.

Call 453-5464 to offer your ser-vices.

• GIFTED S U P P O R T G R O U P Wednesday, Nov. 14, 7-9 p m . —

An organizat ional m e e t i n g of MA.G.LC., Metro Area Gifted Infor-mation Consortium, will be a t Bird Elementary School, 220 N. Sheldon Road, in Plymouth. All parents, teachers and people interested in a parent-child support group a re invit-ed. Reservations may be made by calling 451-0423 or 274-7417.

• MICHIGAN C A N C E R Thursday, Nov. 15, 2-4 p.m. -

Breast Cancer Support Group of the Michigan Cancer Foundation will meet at the Foundation's Plymouth office at 744 Wing Street. For more information call 833-0710, extension 348.

• LECTURE S E R I E S Friday, Nov. 16 — Venture will

present the third of a three-part lec-ture series — "A Thing of Beauty Is a Joy Forever Botticelli, Bosch and Botero" given by Michael Farrell. The lecture will .be at 10:15 a.m. at St. John's Episcopal Church in Plym-outh. The price is $10 per lecture. Call Nancy Cooper at 455-0782 or Nancy Sharp at 459-1875.

• HOLIDAY A E R O B I C S Begins Nov. 26 — The Presbyteri-

an Women at First Presbyterian Church in Plymouth a re sponsoring five classes per week, Monday and Thursday evenings and Tuesday, Fri-day and Saturday mornings. Price Is 815 for six classes. Walk-ins a re wel-come. Baby-sitting available. El-dercise classes for the young at

heart are also being held. Call 459-9485.

• PLYMOUTH CHILDBIRTH Beginning Nov. 27 - The Plym-

outh Childbirth Education Associa-tion is offering a seven-week Pre-pared Childbirth series beginning Nov. -27 at Arbor Health Building, 990 West Ann Arbor Trail in Plym-outh. Call 459-7477.

• SENIOR TRIPS Wednesday, Nov. 28 — Berman's

Christmas & Gift Sboppe; $27. Call 397-5444 and register now.

Sunday, Dec. 9 - Christmas Show in Niagara Falls, featuring Tennes-see Ernie Ford; two days; $139. Reg-ister now. Call 397-5444.

January and February — Trips in-clude Windsor Raceway, California (7 days) and Sault Ste. Marie (3 days). Call 397-5444 for information.

• PLYMOUTH YMCA C L A S S E S

Register now - The following classes are now being offered: Co-ed aerobics, hatha yoga, aerobic fitness, men's open basketball, Ladies Slim and Volleyball and Ladies Over 30 Soccer. Call 453-2904.

• THANKSGIVING PARTY Saturday, Nov. 17 — Cantoo chil-

dren, ages 3-12, a re invited to attend a party 10-11 a.m. at the Canton Recreation Complex (Michigan Ave-

nue at Sheldon). There will be games, magic, cartoons, prises and refreshments. Call 397-5110 for de-tails.

• PLYMOUTH YMCA C L A S S E S

Register now — Classes offered for youth are: Saturday Arts L Crafts, Bumper Bowl, Driver's Edu-cation, Basketball, Street Hockey. Rhythm and Games, First Aid for Little People. New Year's Overnight will be Monday. Dec. 31-Tuesday, Jan. 1 for grades 1-5.

Preschool classes are: Rhythm and Games, Budding Beaus and Babes, Burnie Penguin, My Morning Out and Preschool Pre-ballet Call 453-2904.

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• BAND C O N C E R T Thursday, Nov. 15, 7:30 p.m. —

The Plymouth Christian Academy will feature the sixth grade band. Junior High Concert Band and Sen-ior High Instrumental Ensemble, conducted by director Colin Lord. This free concert will be held in the school's main auditorium, 43065 Joy Road in Canton. Call 459-3505 for in-formation.

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T h e o ld p o s t o f f i c e o n P e n n i m a n r e f l e c t s in t h e w i n d o w of t h e f o r m e r p a i n t s t o r e a c r o s s t h e s t r e e t . T h e s i t e i s f a v o r e d b y c i ty o f f i c i a l s fo r a n e w d o w n t o w n p o s t o f f i ce , o n c e t h e l o n g - t i m e faci l i ty c l o s e s n e x t yea r .

If they're going to move the U.S. Post Office on Penniman downtown, why not move it across the street? city officials suggest.

The Plymouth City Commission, has asked the postal service to house a window service-post office box op-eration in the former paint store across f rom the post office on Penni-man.

With the construction of a new main post office under way in Plym-outh Township, post office officials said last summer the Penniman Street post office would likely close when the new facility is finished in June.

"It is too large for a finance unit with a retail window and post office

boxes," said Susan Gillespie, post office spokeswoman.

While postal officials said last summer they would consider down-town locations for that unit, "We'll make no determination until we've" looked into all the options," Gillespie said.

According to postal service speci-fications on how big a "finance unit" post office should be, the paint store would almost be big enough, said City Manager Gordon Jaeger.

Gillespie said a "finance unit" post office won't be selected and opened until a f te r the new main post office in Plymouth Township is opened.

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The Plymouth Centennial Educa-tional Park Marching Band was awarded the Championship Trophy at the Marching Bands of America Mid-East Regional Competition. held a t the University of Toledo on Saturday, Oct. 27.

In addition to the trophy, each band member and instructor was presented a championship medal-lion.

The regional show included 50 bands from Michigan, Ohio, Indi-ana, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The show was an all-day event with a daytime preliminary competition and a finals show that included the 10 highest scoring bands.

The PCEP Band received a 93.7 evening score and trophies for Best Music Performance, Best General Effect, Best Visual and Best Auxi-lary.

The band is preparing for the Marching Bands of American Na-tional Competition at the Hoosier-dome in Indianapolis, Ind.

More than 500 boosters, parents, grandparents, and alumni band members have purchased tickets and are planning to follow the band to Indianapolis: This competition will feature over 50 bands from across the United States.

THE PRELIMINARY competi-

tion will take place Friday, Nov. I t , and Saturday, Nov. 17. l i te per-cussion section of the band will also compete in a separate compe-tition, on Friday. The PCEP March-ing Band's preliminary competi-tion time will be Saturday morn-ing. The top 10 bands will then be selected and compete for National honors Saturday evening.

On Tuesday, Nov. IS, band mem-bers will have an indoor practice a t the Silverdome to help them be-come accustomed to the acoustics of a domed stadium and help them prepare for artificial turf.

Hie annual Band Banquet will take place Tuesday, Nov. 20, in the Cantoo High School cafeteria. The final performance for the season will be the halftime show at the Lion's game on Thanksgiving Day.

According to Band Director Glen Adsit, "The success of this year 's show is a combination of the hard work of the students and the staff ." Eleven former PCEP Marr-hing Band members have assisted with this year's show as music instruc-tors and/or marching instructors. They include Director Adsit, Chris Johnson, Ben Wharton, Chris Romanowski, Shawn Bar leau, Steve Gartner, Bard Flowers, Dave Warunek, Jason Smigell, Jennifer Jencks and Sandee Connors.

M-CARE The University of Michigan M-CARE Health Center at Plymouth offers all the specialists your family needs, at a location close to home.

Under one roof, you can see a pediatrician, an intern-ist, an obstetrician/gynecologist, and a nurse prac-titioner. Each one is a member of the U-M Medical Center staff. This gives you immediate access to the state-of-the-art technology at the University of Michi-gan's seven hospitals and 110 specialty clinics.

We are pleased to welcome our new obstetrician/ gynecologist, Lauren Zoschnick, M.D., who specializes in women's health. He is accepting new patients at this time.

For your convenience, our hours include evenings and Saturdays. We have on-site lab and x-ray facilities. And plenty of free parking. We accept many insurance plans. New patients-afe welcome.

Call us at 459-0820. You'll find a family of health care professionals for every member of your familv.

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Family set t ing is key for an t i -d rug p rog ram By Janice Bruneon staff writer

Sitting in the modest kitchen of a Wayne County borne, five lively teens munch piz^a, slurp cola and re-count the day's activities amid ami-able chatter and jokes.

Mom hovers nearby, serving up additional pizza and coke. Dad re-tires to the front room, complete with earplugs to watch the evening's TV news in relative solitude. -J

An ideal picture of home life but in this instance, a unique family forged of common need and striving to cope with inviting yet destructive elements outside the borne.

The youths, five boys hailing from Michigan and elsewhere, and the parents, Margo and Steve Andrews of Dearborn Heights, are partici-pants in Straight, a drug treatment program that emphasizes a good deal more than mere abstinence from substance abuse

Honesty. Strength. Responsibili-ty. Sticking up for myself. Being strong. Showing care," said Jason, IS, itemizing characteristics that, according to Straight training, are essential in remaining drug-free.

"I THINK I'M ready," to move from Phase I in the program to

Phase II. For Jason, a blank youth raised in Lansing by white adoptive parents, it means that af ter four months and eight days of living with the Andrews while participating in Straight, he has finally earned the privilege to visit his real home.

In Phase III he will be allowed to once again attend high school. Phase IV means renewed socializing now strictly curtailed and Phase V equ-ates a return to normalcy and assist-ing others In their five-phase strug-gle

The struggle is an ongoing chal-lenge, according to Adam, 14. in ex-plaining his reverse slide from Phase IV to II. "I haven't been hon-est. I'm not doing what I need to do."

Adam is the Andrews' natural son and their reason for Straight in-volvement. Two years ago. Margo and Steve discovered the boy was ex-perimenting with liquor and drugs, a disquieting fact made more so be-cause Margo's father is an alcoholic

Now all three attend regular coun-seling at Straight offices in Plym-outh. Their home is a "host home," a place where other participants in need of housing can temporarily re-side.

"The bottom line." Steve Andrews said. "This is for my son. I have to give him 110 percent There's no

guarantees, but hopefully he'll stay off drugs the rest of his life."

Full family involvement is an es-sential component of the program

JOHN, A IS-YEAR-OLD from Pennsylvania whose mother moved here to be near him during treat-ment, has attempted rehab before, including a "lock-up facility where we'd do bead rushes to get high.

"See, it 's (addiction) a progressive disease. But I got so tired of it, lying and everything, I tried to commit suicide."

Bryan, a 16-year-old from Indian-apolis whose mother once smoked mar i juana with him, responds "John's totally changed his whole life around.

"Being honest is the first and most important rule. When you take drugs you grow on the outside but you don't grow on the inside. And if you don't solve your problems, you're not off drugs You can be dry. but not off ," Bryan said. %

John, in Phase III. has returned to high school, along with Frank, 17, from Saginaw who, after four years of drug abuse, is repeating ninth" grade Both attend a nearby high school while living at the Andrews".

"I really enjoy being back." Frank said of school. "The biggest thing I

Airport director gets new job Wayne County director of Airports

Richard Jamison will resign that post as of Dec. 1 to become principal aviation consultant for the modern-ization of Metro airport.

Jamison's responsibilities will be assumed on an acting basis by Rob-ert Braun, currently deputy director for airport administration.

'There are going to be so many

projects going on at the airport, that in order for Dick to commit as much time as we will be demanding, he had to be relieved of the burden Of managing the day-to-day activities of both airports,'" Wayne County Ex-ecutive Edward McNamara said. In

addition to Metro, in Romulus, the county also manages Willow Run Airport in Van Bur en Township.

Metro Airport expansion and mod-ernization will continue with Tues-day's election victory for $100 mil-lion in airport bonds.

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A successful return to school is an important step in recovery. Indicat-ing growing self restraint, the ability to avoid destructive temptations.

THIS EMPHASIS ON personal growth accounts for a 70 percent success rate in the program, accord-ing to Judith PresLar of Straight whose own adopted son has complet-ed the program.

Straight was founded in Florida in

1»7«, the Plymouth chapter started five years ago Today, 61 youths be-tween the ages of 12 and 25 years receive treatment at a cost of $30 daily.

Fourteen families in Wayne, Oak-land and Macomb counties provide host home facilities like the An-drews

Running away is not uncommon among youth in the program. John, now residing at the Andrews, once ran because "I bed. Then I felt trapped."

Lying is perceived as "a mental relapse," according to Frank, who ran during one of his first visits borne with real parents in Saginaw. "I was into rebellion for a long time." v

In keeping with Straight guide-lines, his parents reported the run and would not allow him to return to their borne. He was later readmitted to the program, s tar t ing over in Phase I.

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SHIRLEY I DUFF .

Services for Shirley L Duff, 56, of Newaygo, Mich, were Saturday, Nov. S, at Schrader Funeral Home. Burial waa in Riverside Cemetery, Plym-outh.

Mrs. Duff was born Oct. 23, 1934 in Detroit. She died Thursday, Nov. 1. in Ann Arbor. She was a resident of the Plymouth/Canton community for several years. She grew up in Canton and lived in Plymouth later on, She was a homemaker and for-merly worked at the Mayflower Ho-tel.

Mrs. Duff is survived by four daughters. Rose Applegate of Newaygo, Cheryl Jones of Canton, Tina Coleman of Wayne and Kimberly Funk of Canton; three sons, Ralph Duff of Newaygo, Rob-ert Duff of Newaygo and Roland E. Duff of Newaygo; 15 grandchildren; several brothers and sisters.

Capt. Sharon Zobkiw officiated the service. Memorial contributions may be given to the Shirley Duff Me-morial Fund.

MARY A. SMITH

Services for Mary A. Smith, 72, of Northville Township were Monday, Nov. 5, at Schrader Funeral Home.

, Burial was in Rural Hill Cemetery in Northville.

Mrs. Smith was born Oct. 13, 1918 in Erie. Pa. She died Thursday, Nov. 1, in Farmington Hills. She moved to the Northville community in March of 1990 from Plymouth. She was a longtime resident of Redford and Plymouth. She was a member of the Business and Professional Women of Plymouth. She was a real estate sales woman for over 20 years in the local area.

Mrs. Smith is survived by her hus-band, Joseph D. Smith of Northville; two daughters, Mary J. Abad of Farmington Hills and Joyce E. Majzlik of Canton; one son, Ronald Smith of Farmington Hills; eight grandchildren; and one. sister, Eliza-beth McCavana of Fla.

Rev. Fr. Leonard Partensky offici-ated the service. Memorial contribu-tions may be given in the form of mass offerings.

LORETTE E. BUZARD

Services for Lorette E. Buzard, 86, of Novi were Friday, Nov. 9, at O'Brien Chapel/Ted C. Sullivan Fu-neral Home in Novi. Burial was at White Chapel.

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1904, in Boofield, Ontario. She died Tuesday, Nov. 6, in Botsford Hospi-tal. She retired in 1943 from J. L. Hudson as a Revlon representative. She was a member of the Holy Fam-ily Church in Novi, Novi Senior Citi-zens. Ridgedale Players "and the Dearborn Power Squadron.

Mrs. Buzard is survived by one daughter, Judy Maxwell of Canton; and one son, Jim Buzard of Canton; and four grandchildren.

The Rev. John Budde officiated the service. Memorial contributions may be given to American Diabetes Association.

JOANNE HUTTON

Services for Joanne Hutton, 51, of Port Richey, Fla., were Saturday, Nov. 10, at St. James The Apostle Catholic Church in Port Richey.

Mrs. Hutton was born Jan. 22, 1939. in Detroit. She died Tuesday, Nov. 6, in Tampa. Fla. She was a homemaker and previously livetfrn Plymouth.

Mrs. Hutton is survived by her husband, Robert Hutton Sr. of Port Richey, three sons, Michael Hutton of Spring Hill, Fla., Mark Hutton of Tarpon Springs, Fla. and Robert Hutton Jr. of Port Richey; two daughters, Kimberlee Denski of

Plymouth and Kari Hutton of Port Richey; two brothers, Dr. William Luoma of Colorado Springs, Colo., and Jeffrey Higgins of Palm Harbor, Fla.; mother, Elizabeth Muller of Port Richey; and six grandchildren.

Memorial contributions may be made to H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Re-search Center in Tampa, Fla., or The Avenue of Remembrance at St. James the Apostle Cathobc Church.

Funeral arrangements were made by Faupel Funeral Home in Port Richey.

GERALDINE A. YOUMANS

Services for Geraldine A. You-mans, 59, of Plymouth were Satur-day, Nov. 10, at St. Matthew Luther-an Church, Westland. Burial was in Cadillac Memorial Gardens, West-land.

Mrs. Youmans was born April 29, 1931, in Detroit. She died Wednes-day, Nov. 7, at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit. She was a homemaker and member of St. Matthew Luther-an Church.

Mrs. Youmans is survived by two sons, Robert C. Youmans of Livonia and Charles A. Youmans of Belle-

ville; three daughters, Lorraine K. Griffin of Plymouth, Denise L. Hus-sain of Glen wood Spring. Colo., and Deborah A. Youmans of Plymouth; 10 grandchildren, one brother, John Zaryac of Arkansas; and four sisters, Florence Piper of West Bloomfield, Helen Beer of Riverview, Dorothy Snyder of Belleville and Gertrude Lambert of New Mexico.

The Rev. Ralph F. Fischer and the Rev. Gary D Headapohl officiated the service. Memorial contributions may be given to Michigan Cancer Foundation or St. Matthew Lutheran Church.

Arrangements were made by Lambert-Vermeulen Funeral Home in Plymouth.

ZACHARY EANES

Services were held recently for Zachary Eanes, 2 months, of Canton Township.

Zachary was born Aug. 15, 1990 in Ann Arbor. He died Friday, Nov. 2, at University Hospital in Ann Arbor.

Zachary is survived by his mother, Sheila Eanes of Canton; father, Christopher Eanes of Canton; one brother, Abraham Eanes of Canton; one sister, Marissa Eanes of Canton;

and'grandmother, June Eanes of Westland.

Arrangements were made by Ver-meulen Memorial Trust 100 Funeral Home in Westland.

LESLIE H. SMITH

Services for Leslie Smith, 46, of Canton Township were today at Lambert-Vermeulen Trust 100 Fu-neral Home in Plymouth. Burial was in Glen Eden Memorial Park in Livonia.

Mr. Smith was born July 14, 1944 in.Detroit. He died Wednesday, Nov. 7, in Coshocton, Ohio. He was a plant superintendent at Fluid Drive Re-pair and was a Sergeant in the Unit-ed States Air Force.

Mr. Smith is survived by his wife, Mary A. Smith of Canton; one son, Leslie T. Smith of Westland; two daughters, Marjorie Suczynski of Warren and Micbele Smith of Can-ton; and one brother. Thomas Smith of Dearborn. .

Dr. William C. Moore, of Trinity Presbyterian Church officiated the service. Memorials can be given to American Heart Association of Michigan.

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State Lawmakers, in a move to reviae the discipline system for doc-tors, say they won t shut the doors on public scrutiny.

"There will be no blanket exemp-tions from the Open Meetings Act and Freedom of Information Act." said state Rep. David Gubow, D-Huntington Woods, sponsor of the main bill.

"Doctors wanted to keep the cases closed until appeals are exhausted. Many of us said "no." Democrats and Republicans wanted them open." said Gubow.

"I objected to keeping the pro-ceedings secret." said Rep David Honigman, R-West Bloomfield. "Their theory is. don't besmirch the practitioner's name until it (the charge) has been proven. But what if people get hurt while these proceed-ings are pending?"

THE BILLS ARE on the agenda today in the House Judiciary Com-mittee, An aide to chair Perry Bill-iard, D-Ann Arbor, said amendments have been prepared to restore some of the discipline process to public scruUny. 1 »

The problem, all agree, is that the state Department of Licensing and Regulation has a backlog of com-plaints against health care profes-sionals. The same staff handles both licensing and complaints

Thrust of the 11-bill package is to divide the work, double the fees to pay for the program, and give help to professionals with drug and alco-hol problems.

"We've got 22 different boards that do licensing and discipline," said Dan Farhat, manager of state legislation for the Michigan State Medical Society They are not staffed properly for the number of licenses. Historically, you cannot get

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Gubow's package arose from a special committee appointed by House Speaker Lewis Dodak, D-Mon-trose. during the argument over soaring medical malpractice costs. "We think it will have an impact on liability to get rid of the bad apples so the good ones won't have to pay for it," said Farhat.

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GUBOW SAID a key portion of the act, already approved by both cham-bers. is a •"health practitioners re-covery program "

It's like a company's employee assistance program." said Gubow ' Workers voluntarily enter the pro-gram. We offer them .evaluation, treatment and monitored re-entry into the work force. But if they fall off the wagon, we have a stick that dumps them in a punishment pro-gram.

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CURRENTLY, physicians pay some $1.2 million for licenses, said Farhat. It goes into the general fund, and 70 to 80 percent is allocated to licensing and regulation.

"We'd like all the money to go into the system." the medical society spokesman said.

Medical 'doctors, chiropractors, dentists, optometrists, osteopaths, podiatrists and psychologists would see their annual fees rise from 940 or 950 a year to 990

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Michael Ma tenia and members of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America urged the government and drug industry to .establish stronger safeguards for those who use those medications.

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Theophylline is one of the most commonly prescribed medications for people suffering, from asthma. The drug also is found in many over-the-counter medications con-sumers can purchase without a prescription," he said

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Roe Street program not the best Vote is urged

maybe then Andersen could get it right.

James A. Hardy Plymoath

To the editor: I would like to address and en-

lighten some uninformed pseudo-bu-manitarians regarding the situation on Roe Street.

Marcia Andersen's af tercare abuse program is not akin to a Mother Theresa endeavor. She has started a corporation and stands to profit from it. This is being done un-der the guise of helping these people who have gone astray. Many worthwhile programs have been dis-continued due to lack of funding Lfe. the Detroit Methadone program. An-dersen's as it stands is so excessively funded that she will be able to com-fortably house, feed, transport and train these people while still turning a profit.

Her clients will comprise 15 per-cent of the Roe Street population and will be asked to leave every six months so that an equal number can replace them.

Contrary to what some of you may think, these of us who are more closely involved are not void of com-passion. But let's all go back to our psychology 101 classes.

Your professor poses a hypotheti-cal question. A fairly large group of people who after having had histo-ries of substance abuse are covertly moved in next door to your bouse. He also infers that many may be there in lieu of jail terms. Our liberalistic society dictates that you are not en-titled to a single profile on any of_ your new neighbors, not so much as a last name initial The professor then asks you to deliberate quietly and answer either verbally or to yourself if you would welcome them.

Take your time, especially you, Andersen, Counts and Prosyk This is not supposition to us on Roe street.

If the majority of you answered yes and would not find this objec-tionable or undesirable then by pure coincidence the city of Plymouth has housed hundreds of hypocrites and narrow-minded not in my backyard you don'ts in one area of the city. Andersen, with her painfully translu-scent self-serving naivete, has re-peatedly apologized to the city for all of the things she feels she hasn't done wrong. She has asked us to re-conceptualize this concentration of recovering addicts as a "concentra-tion of creativity." I can do this since I am real close to all of the anxiety it has created.

While I am busy conceptualizing I will try to reconceptualize the intro-duction and implementation of this virtuous, profitable program and

on Mettetal To the editor:

Before everyone gets over-enthused about having a helicopter school at Mettetal Airport, I would like to point out that the last time tbey trained law enforcement people to fly helicopters at Mettetal it was not a pleasant experience for those living nearby.

I live near Ann Arbor Road and Lilly in the city of Plymouth and af-ter more than a few days of taking off and landing and practicing flying with the helicopters in our vicinity, it got to be more than annoying In training they don't just take off or land once but many times and they gain altitude and come in lower or higher repeatedly to get the experi-ence necessary to fly under all con-ditions.

I called the airport the last time this training was being done, asking why the helicopters were coming so low over the houses repeatedly. They informed me that they had so many complaints coming from the resi-dents living south, east and west as they practiced ihat tbey were rout-ing the training area over our homes to pacify the people in those areas until the training would be complet-ed. The man I talked to said to please be patient it would be no more than a few days 'til the train-ing would be completed and the heli-copters wouldn't be a bother any more.

Anyone who advocates a helicop-ter school out of Mettetal is not thinking of the people living nearby who would have to tolerate the noise at all hours. And if they had to reroute the training last time be-cause of so many complaints, I would remind you there are even more dwellings in the vicinity now.

As far as the Metro Airport and Willow Run airplanes invading the airspace, maybe it's time that we in Michigan are shown the same con-sideration that other large airports in the nation show their populations living nearby; which is that jets take off to a higher altitude more quickly and eliminate much of the loud noise.

Also I would hate to see the city o f ' Plymouth get involved in forming an airport authority trying to save Mettetal. I wonder how many people who live in the city would gain from this airport's continued existence. Although Mr. Breen seems to be very confident be knows how every-thing will be handled by the City Commission. Does he know some-thing no one else does? Isn't it nice

that private donors may be the de-ciding factor in what certain com-munities get involved in?

Let's all vote on it in the city and see if this is what the resident tax-payer wants the city to get involved in. Seems to me they have enough to worry about with shortfalls in the budget lately. Maybe it's time to gel the petitions ready.

Ray and Roslta Smith, Plymoath

Band did good job To the editor:

A state championship competition was held in Plymouth Saturday, Oct. 27, and our local papers made no mention of it that I could find.

I refer, of course, to the Michigan Competing Band Director's competi-tion, in which 90-92 marching bands made up of some 4,000 young people demonstrating more teamwork than any sports team could ever match were ignored by the local media.

In these days of "devil's night" mischief, these kids who work hard to produce something exciting de-serve more attention and recogni-tion.

Come on, cover the suburbs like the dailies cover the city.

Ben Lindaxnood, Plymouth

Roe Street tolerance is needed

To the editor I am pleased you are following the

controversy over the Roe Street Aft-ercare Program. The articles from Oct 3 through 18 attempt to give an objective view. However, the editori-al on Thursday. Oct 18, titled 'Tol-erance" was especially appreciated.

I applaud Dr. Andersen. She has confronted a seeming unsolvable problem — recidivism with drug ad-diction including alcohol addiction. Her method of helping these people by encouraging a business endeavor may help. How will we know unless we as the public at least tolerate this plan?

The Roe Street controversy has certainly increased the sensitivity of the public to the drug issue. What about further articles on Plymouth's problem with drugs, the impact ' treatment and recidivism?

Barbara Girardin Detroit

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Animal rights column shed light on issue To the editor

Over the last several weeks there has been considerable debate in our Plymouth-Canton Observer newspa-per over an article written by Jeff Counts. The article, "Animal rights fanatics want to turn the world on its ear," is the focus of the debate.

Clearly the tenor of Mr. Counts' article has Stimulated thought. I be-lieve that it intended to stimulate thought. Morever, a good editorial is supposed to stimulate, even provoke thought. Mr. Counts' article was an editorial, it provoked thought and for that he should be commended, not condemned.

The question of change in our soci-ety whenever it is proposed, and for whatever reason, should be thor-oughly discussed.

Clearly, that was recognized by our founding fathers when they es-tablished the Bill of Rights, particu-larly the First Amendment. If those who espouse change cannot defend their position, if tbey react only with emotion and visceral comments and threats, those of t»s who are gather-ing the facts' from which to formu-late our position should indeed be suspicious.

The concept being put forth by an-imal rights activists, whether you believe they are good or not, calls for dramatic, permanent change. For all who have yet to decide on the appropriateness of what society is being asked to do, take care not to act on emotion, but be rational and logical. The effects of your decision will be broad and long lasting.

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Mettetal supported To the editor:

During the past few months, I have read with interest your articles regarding the purchase of Mettetal Airport by a public municipality. I feel the readers have not been given the positive side of this issue. The values of the airport to the local communities are considerable and varied.

The possibility of establishing an educational facility with the local high schools, community college and four-year university is of great bene-fit to the youth of our communities.

The aviation industry is experi-encing rapid growth, and the number of good-paying jobs available for mechanics, pilots and aviation man-agement personnel will be increas-ing by the year 2000.

THERE IS an expected 4,000-5,000. jobs to be available by the year 2000 in the metro area. Lansing Community College has a program in effect and is getting 100 percent job placement for its graduates.

As a Plymouth Township resident and grandmother, I am glad to have the airport in our community. I have taken our grandchildren there when they visit to watch the planes and ac-tivities going on. They can experi-ence the job of watching at a safe but close proximity.

Can the airport be self-sustaining? Yes. Once it is publicly owned, it will become not only self-sustaining but will make money.

THIS IS clearly shown by the statistics the state of Michigan has made available. It does not require any tax dollars to be spent. In fact, with the establishment of an airport authority, no Plymouth Township taxes can be spent on the airport.

If the airspace above Mettetal is not protected, as it is now. for the use of small aircraft, the larger, much-noisier jet aircraft beading for Detroit Metro and Willow Run will be allowed to fly lower, and resi-dents will experience the kind of noise annoyance that Dearborn is currently fighting.

This airport can be an important part of our community — used by all residents. Let your reader? know all the facts. f

Talk to the state of Michigan and the FAA and find out what can and cannot be done with regards to this airport.

Barbara and Harry Wilcox Plymoath

No job parity for women is outrageous To the editor

The American Association of Uni-versity Women finds it reprehensible that 36 years after "Brown vs. Board of Education," Congress may estab-lish separate and unequal categories

of relief for the victims of discrimi-nation in its Civil Rights Act of 1990-Equitable remedies for women who have been discriminated against are centra] to our nation's commitment to equal justice.

AAUW believes that the cost of discrimination should be borne by those who discriminate — not by the victim. The Civil Rights Act of 1990 will require employers who inten-tionally disq-iminate on the basis of sex to pay the same cost they would pay if found guilty of other forms of blatant discrimination. That seems to us a matter of parity and of sim-ple justice.

For too many years, women have paid the cost of employment dis-crimination. They've paid in emo-tional distress and physical illness. They've paid in limited opportuni-ties, low wages and reduced pen-sions. Each time a working woman is subjected to biased hiring and pro-motion practices or on-the-job harassment, she pays the cost of dis-crimination.

Until equal remedies are available for all victims of discrimination, women will continue to pay a higher price for discrimination than others. To ask them to continue to accept treatment as second-class citizens is not only unfair, but outrageous; it is a mockery of civil rights. We urge passage of a Civil Rights Act that en-sures equal treatment and remedies for all Americans — including wom-en.

AAUW, founded in 1881, is the first and largest organization work-ing for equity and education for women and girls, with more than 135.000 members, 1,800 branches and divisions in every state, the Dis-trict of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and Guam.

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Deficit Redactioa — By a vote of 228 for and 200 against, the House approved the conference report on budget legislation (HR 5835) aimed at slowing deficit growth by about |490 billion over five years. Demo-crats voted 181 for and 74 against and Republicans 47 for and 126 against

Supporters said the measure would Improve but not cure Ameri-ca's deficit problem. For example, red ink this fiscal year is projected to top $200 billion even alter the bill trims it by $40 billion.

The revenue side of HR 5835 is es-timated at about $189 billion. Upper income taxpayers will supply most of the tax yield as a result of curbs oo their deductions and personal ex-emptions. Most other Americans will be touched by higher taxes on gaso-line, alcoholic beverages, cigarettes and airline tickets, an extension of the wage base for Medicare payroll taxes and other revenue measures.

A defense slowdown of about |185 billion over five years is the bill's major spending restraint Medicare curbs are estimated at $44 billion,

about 810 billion of which will hit beaeficaries. Spending growth is curbed by 812 billion fpr farm subsi-dies, |7.8 billion for civil servant re-tirement benefits and $3.7 billion for veterans' benefits, among other re-straints.

A yes vote was to join the bipar-tisan leadership and President Bush in support of the deficit-reduction bill. Voting yes from Michigan were William Ford, D-Taylor, and Sander Levin, D-Southfield. Voting no from Michigan were Carl Pursell, R-Plyrooutb, Dennis Hertel. D-Harper Woods and William Broomfield, R-Birmingham

Fish Inspection — By a vote of 277 for and 153 against, the House adopt-ed an amendment to prevent the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) from taking charge of a proposed federal seafood inspection program. This put the Commerce Department and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in control pf the government s first comprehensive monitoring of shellfish and finfish cleanliness.

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Roll Call Report groups favored the Commerce-PDA approach, arguing USDA inspection has a record of laxity. Most meat and poultry groups favored USDA jurisdiction, out of concern a Com-merce-FDA seal of approval would give fish an image and marketing edge. Those who catch, process and sell fish were divided over who should inspect them.

The bill (S 2924) was sent to a con-ference with Senate version that em-powers the USDA to run fish inspec-tion With time running out to re-solve the dispute, it appeared the bill would die with the 101st Congress.

A yes vote was for Commerce-FDA control ot federal fish inspec-tion. Voting yes from Michigan were Pursell, Hertel, William Ford, Levin and Broomfield.

Gay Rights Issue — By a vote of 186 for and 210 against, daring de-bate on the fiscal 1991 appropria-tions bill (HR 5311) for the District of Columbia, the House refused to narrow the D.C. law protecting homosexuals against discrimination. At issue was whether the House should accept Senate language per-mitting youth organizations such as Big Brothers to exclude gay men as monitors without violating the D.C.

law. The vote left the gay rights law, untouched. *

A yes vote was to enable the Big Brothers organization in D.C. to bar gay men from leadership roles. Vot-ing yes from Michigan was Broom-field. Voting no from Michigan were Pursell, Hertel and Levin William Ford did not vote.

SENATE: To Curb Deficit — By a vote of 54

for and 45 against, the Senate sent to President Bush for his signature the mammoth budget reconciliation bill (HR 5835) designed to slow deficit growth by (490 billion between fis-cal 1991-95 through tax hikes and spending restraints.

Majority Leader GeorgevMitcbell, D-Maine, said "every member of this Senate knows that by far the fastest growing spending programs are So-cial Security and Medicare Yet not one of those senators who spoke here today in opposition to this package and made such a demand for spend-ing cuts has stood up" to urge Medi-care and Social Security cuts.

Opponent Trent Lott, R-Miss , said "only i§ Washington would we call this a spending decrease because we're holding down the amount of in-crease It makes no sense Let's just

state it very simply, over the next five year period federal government spending will go up probably well in excess of $200 billion in spending in-creases over a myriad of areas."

A yes vote supported the deficit reduction package Voting no from Michigan were Carl Levin, D, and Donald Riegle, D.

Aid to Salvador — The Senate voted 75 for and 24 against, during debate on a fiscal 1991 foreign aid bill (HR 5114), to reduce by half the Administration's request of $85 mil-lion in military aid to El Salvador.

The cut would hold -unless guerril-la forces fighting the Salvadoran government take certain hostile ac-tions The amendment also puts con-ditions on the government, including a threat of further cuts if it fails to prosecute those who murdered six Jesuit priests and their housekeeper a year ago.

Sponsor Patrick Leahy, D-Vt. complained that while Congress cuts programs at home "we shuffle mon-ey by the carload down to El Salva-dor and get absolutely nothing in re-turn."

Opponent Steven Symms, R-Idaho

said Congress is "placing uncons-cionable restrictions on El Salvador when we should be sending a mes-sage of support for what they are doing." •—

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Aid To Egypt — By a vote of 42 for and 55 against, the Senate reject-ed an amendment to keep Egypt's $8.7 billion debt to the United States on tbe books. Occurring during de-bate oo HR 5114 (above), the vote sustained President Bush's plan to forgive the debt to reward Egypt for its support of the Desert Shield oper-ation against Iraq.

Supporter James Exon, D-Neb , said other debtor nations also would seek forgiveness He added that writing off Egypt's debt would add $756 million to the 1991 deficit

Opponent Mitch McCoonell, R-Ky., said "we all know we have no better ally anywhere in the world than Egypt

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"chef Larry Janes

Roasted veggies trendy

Ventured into any trendy restaurants lately? One glance at the menu is all it takes to notice the influence the Southwest is having on our cuisine.

A few weeks back, dinner at , Chimayo, Chef Brian Polcyn's

new quasi-Tex-Mex spot in downtown Pontiac, turned up Chamo peppers stuffed with three cheeses. Last week, lunch at Chef Ed Janos' upscale Too Che* found another Sou th-of-the-Border stuffed pepper sitting atop a bed of angel hair pasta.

Many of our local eateries are packing up the old steamed and sauteed vegetable routine and replacing what used to be fodder for folks without teeth, with a mixture of roasted vegetables. Grilled green onion strips, shards of carrots, slices of eggplant intermingled with an assortment of green, yellow, red, sweet, tangy, spicy and downright incendiary peppers are the latest food trend to hit the metropolitan area.

Sure, the chefs in these kitchens have $4,000 char-grills. You can easily duplicate char-grilled conditions at home with a 11,500 Jenn Air or $3,500 Gaggenau grill, but what about the folks like you and me with a $299 Harvest Gold Tappan?

THERE ARE SOME tricks left over from my Halloween bag of goodies. For starters, anyone can use a backyard grill to duplicate trendy grilled vegetables. Gas grills are more convenient, and at a recent visit to a discount store, I found a small propane grill discounted from $30 all the way down to $13.99. Resisting the urge to upgrade the Janes Gang's debt-ridden Visa card, I remembered the old Farberware grill borrowed many moons ago from Momma's fruit cellar. This electric version of the in-home grill produced stunning results.

But not to be outdone with electrics, propane and barbecues, I remembered a visit with international cooking guru Julia Child a few years back and her use of a portable propane torch to singe meringue on a baked Alaska dessert. This Interesting device, long relegated to a basement or garage workshop, can do wonders for blistering the skins on many of the trendy peppers and vegetables available at any good upscale produce market.

With the simple flick of a Bic lighter, any basic baked or sauteed vegetable can be brushed with a simple Italian dressing and then torched to glaze with remarkable results. Better yet, propane torches can be picked up for under $10 at any hardware or building supply shop.

Imagine what flavors can be intermingled into a basic chili by gouging a jalapeno pepper on the tip of a fork and then blistering the skin with the torch. Drop the pepper into a small bag, wrap and allow the skin to steam off, then perform a fine chop and, Voila! Instant flavor. Ditto for green peppers and their flavorful sweet counterparts, the red pepper

YOURS TRULY likes to slice eggplant about W inch thick, place on a greased cookie sheet. brush lightly with a bottled l u i m drafting, b ike a T J 5 0 — —~ degrees for 20 minutes and finish with a subtle glaze of the torch to a delicious goldon patina. This will have your vegetable lovers shouting for more The same procedure can be followed with parboiled carrot slices, plain green onkNis and fresh

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These birds are really fresh Thanksgiving ritual prompts questions

By Artene Funke spec ia l writer

A RE YOU LONGING to -/ I excuse the pun — gobble

A " a fresh, juicy turkey on Thanksgiving?

At the Roperti Turkey Farm in Livonia, the birds are nourished on a diet of corn, then killed and dressed the day before being sold.

The result is a turkey that is moist, tender and full of flavor, ac-cording to Christine Roperti, who runs the farm with her two grown sons.

"Once you have one, you just can't go anywhere else," boasts Ro-perti, a lifelong Livonia resident who attended Ladywood High School and graduated from Bentlev High.

Customers place their orders in advance, then come to the farm to pick up their orders. By Thanksgiv-ing Day, some 4,000 birds will have been sold.

While some people enjoy the con-venience of a frozen turkey, turkey connoisseur and cookbook author

Rick Rodgers always prefers a fresh bird.

"The taste is full and natural, and I can do without the long de-frosting ritual, which invariably leads to a loss of flavorful juices," said Rodgers in "The Turkey Cook-book," published by Harper Peren-nial.

ROPERTI "S TURKEY Farm is one of the last holdovers of Livo-nia's rural past. It sits on 5*i acres on Five Mile Road, west of Farm-ington Road, surrounded by single-family homes.

Christine Roperti is the daughter of the late Tom and Mary Roperti, who started a dairy farm in the mid-1940s. After a few years, dairy farming became too strenuous, and Tom Roperti sold his equipment.

Then a friend suggested that he "raise a few turkeys," Christine Roperti said.

"He started with 100 and sold to all his friends," she said. "Then be weht to 200, then 500. Now we raise over 4,000 turkeys."

Christine Roperti, a former fed-

eral meat inspector and nurse's aide, operates the farm with sons, Tony Skrabut, 23. and Tom Roper-ti, 21. All live in Livonia.

Each August Roperti buys six-week-old chicks from a turkey farm in Zeeland. She fattens them on corn, wheat and oats mixed with a concentrate. The birds strut and flap their wings as they roam about the large penned yard.

As the season draws closer, Ro-perti switches the turkeys to an all-corn diet. She is convinced it is the corn that assures a moist, flavorful turkey.

"You can get fresh turkeys at any store," Roperti said. "You have to get it at a farm where they feed com. A large farm that feeds hun-dreds of thousands can't afford to feed them corn."

THE SALES season runs from early October to Dec 23. Most of the action occurs the week before Thanksgiving when approximately 1,000 birds are processed each day.

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By Ariene Funke special writer

Some 45 million whole turkeys are eaten each Thanksgiving.

It seems the annual ritual of pre-paring the sumptuous holiday meal sparks a flurry of questions from cooks.

What size turkey should I buy? Can I safely stuff the turkey the day before? How long should the bird be roasted1

"You have to take a lot of pre-cautions," said Lois Thieleke. home economist with the Oakland County Cooperative Extension Service in Pontiac

Thieleke often hears this ques-tion: "When I go to the store I see stuffed chickens for sale. Why can t I stuff my own turkey ahead of

time and put it in the refrigera-tor?"

Thieleke points out that store-made stuffing is almost exclusively bread. Homemade stuffing may in-clude eggs, broth, chopped vegeta-bles. oysters or sausage. The addi-tion of those ingredients increases the potential for bacteria in the un-cooked product.

"The more stuff you add. then you have a potential for a danger-ous thing," Thieleke said.

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Sweet Lorraine's has good following Not that manv nir» In ' - V T 1 _• • • . . . Not that many

years ago, the s t a r s a t 29101 Greenfield were Ron Coden, Char-lie Lattimer, Phil Marcus Esser and a host of other top-notch folk art-ists.

That's when the renowned Raven Gallery was in its prime Today that address belongs to Sweet Lorraine's Cafe and the stars are the yellow fin tuna with Korean-inspired barbecue sauce. Jamaican spicy -steak, Cajun burgers, pecan chicken and countless other-innova-

__tiye dishes prepared withihe utmost attention and inspiration of Lorraine Platman

It's to Platman's credit that the mint-colored cafe inspires the same loyalty, almost a reverence, that the Raven ooce cultivated Like its predecessor, the cafe provides gueats with premium talent the menu is exciting and the food prepa-ration is superb. There's even a bit of that feeling of camaraderie that ooce filled the Raven.

On any given night, guests are apt to find the likes of Hungarian goulash soup; pear and-brie-stuffed enchllladas; avocado tempera; chicken sauteed with cherries, spin^ •ch, yellow squash, purple

archiooke hearts, and a

like pumpkin cheesecake Not only are these entrees imaginative and intriguing, but they are put together with such artistry that you feel you can trust the decision to mix ingred-ients like cherries and squash

AMONG OUR favorites at Lor-, raine's are the chicken coated with ground pecans that is sauteed and served with a mustard sauce ($7.95 at lunch and $10 95 at dinner) and the wildly exciting Jamaican strip steak seasoned with hot - and we do mean hot — Carribean spices and then broiled ($11.95 at lunch and $13.95 at dinner) It takes a strong stomach — and a cold beer — to en-je^-the steak; bet it's -sort an-in--tensely different taste for steak that we consider it a "must try." By con-trast, the pecan chicken delivers what it promises, a delicious and un-controversial entree

Platman obviously enjoys conjur-ing up all sorts of sauces Among her specialties are an Indonesian peanut -sauce served with chicken kebobs. a ginger dill sauce accompaning a scallop and shrimp dish, and a spicy Creole sauce coating a shrimp and chicken entree With her sauces, the ordinary becomes sublime

Which is why we couldn't resist trying the yellow fin tuna that was recently featured with a "Korean-in-spired barbecue sauce." The thick cut of tuna had been marinated in

nee wine before be in? broiled. The thick, brown barbecue sauce was placed in a puddle alongside the tuna, giving the diner the option of dipping the tuna — thank goodness

This sauce, with its ginger and tamari ingredients, was so intense that only a dab was needed to give the tuna a hot, vibrant taste Defi-nitely interesting, but not for the faint of heart. A cold, oriental noodle

salad accompanied this entree, pro-viding a refreshingly bland contrast in taste Details:

Sweet Lorraine's Cafe, 29101 Greenfield Road, Southfield. 559-5985 (Platman and husband. Gary Sussman. also own a cafete-ria-styled Sweet Lorraine's at 1351 W. 14 Mile at Campbell. Mad-ison Heights. 585-0627 )

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Prices: Lunch: $335 to $10 95 unth most selections $5-$6; Dinner $10 95 to $16 95. Wines $12SS-$19 95 per bottle AU major cradit cards

Value: Great. A place where in-novative dining is reasonably priced.

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Corn- fed turkeys are as f resh as can be Continued from

This year also will sell smoked turkey and upscale hams.

Both hen and torn turkeys are sold. Hens are female bird* weighing from 14 to 22 pounds each. Toms, the males, average 22 to 25 pounds each. The two types are equal in taste.

tenderness and moistness. Hens sell for $1.99 per pound and

toms fetch $1.90 per pound. Because customers are obtaining

their turkeys at the source, the fresh-ness surpasses that of the fresh birds which are sold in a butcher shop, Ro-perti said. Store birds already are a

few days old. Roperti turkeys may be refri-

gerated for up to five days after pickup.

Teams of helpers, including friends and relatives, put in long hours preparing the turkeys.

The process calls for the bird to be

hung upside down and sapped with an electric knife. While stunned, the turkey's throat is slit with a knife and the blood drained. Then the bird is plunged into scalding water. A picking machine removes the feath-ers. The feet, head and innards are removed.

The dressed bird is placed in cold water for two or three hours. When completely cold it is placed in a plastic bag and stored in the cooler.

DOES ROPERTI eat turkey? You bet she does, at least once a month. But never on Thanksgiving. On that

day, she and her family enjoy a dif-ferent kind of feast.

"I can't look at turkey oo Thanksgiving," Roperti said. "We like lobster."

For information about a Ro-perti fresh turkey, call 464-6546.

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SAVORY WELD RICE STUFFING 2 sticks n w M better _ . 2 caps wild rice 2 caps long-grain rice 3 large onions, chopped 2 caps chopped celery, inclading leaves 4 caps chicken stock 2 caps toasted aad coarsely chopped

•A cap chopped fresh parsley 1 tablespoon salt 1 tablespoon dried sage 1 tablespoon dried marjoram 1 tablespoon dried savory 1 tablespoon ground cinnamon 2 teaspoon celery seed 1 teaspoon freshly groaad white pep-per

Melt butter in a large heavy skil-let or casserole. Add rices, onions and celery. Cook over medium heat for 6 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add stock and bring to boil. Reduce heat, cover pot and simmer for 25 minutes or until stock is completely absorbed and rice is tender. Stir in pecans and seasonings, and mix thor-oughly. Makes 16 cups. Can be pre-pared 2 days ahead. Cover and refri-gerate. Bring to room temperature before using.

(Recipe courtesy of "Thanksgiving Dinner" by Anthony Dias Blue and Kathryn K. Blue, HarperCollins Pub-lishers. New York, N.Y.)

LUiSA*S TURKEY TETRAZZINI ft pound cooked tabular pasta, sach as ziti or peane 5 tablespoons aasalted batter 1 tablespoon minced shallot or scal-lion . % pound fresh mushrooms, sliced

pound fresh mushrooms, sliced "A cup-all-purpose flour 2 caps half-and-half, or milk, regu-lar or low-fat 2 tablespoons dry sherry tfa teaspoon salt *4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper H cap freshly grated Parmesan cheese 3 caps coarsely chopped cooked tar-key (aboat 1 pound) to cap fresh bread crumbs

In a large saucepan of boiling salt-ed water, cook pasta until tender but still firnp, 10 to 12 minutes. Drain pasta well, rinse under cold water and set aside. In a large skillet melt 4 tablespoons butter. Add shallot and cook over moderate heat until shal-lot is softened, about 1 minute. Add mushrooms and cook, stirring often, until mushrooms begin to brown, about 5 minutes. Sprinkle on the flour and cook, stirring, for 1 min-ute. Stir in milk, sherry, salt and pepper. Bring to simmer. Reduce beat to low and cook until thickened, about 3 minutes. Remove sauce from heat and stir in V4 cup of the Parmesan cheese. Preheat oven to 400 degrees. In a lightly buttered 3-

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quart baking dish, combine the cooked pasta and half of the sauce. Stir the turkey into the remaining sauce and pour over the pasta. Sprin-kle the top of the pasta with the bread crumbs and the remaining cup Parmesan. Dot the top with the remaining 1 tablespoon butter, cut into tiny pieces. Bake until the top is golden brown and crusty, about 20 minutes. Makes 4 servings.

(Recipe courtesy of "The Turkey Cookbook" by Rick Rodgers, Har-perCollins Publishers, New York, N.Y.) . TOASTED TURKEY, CHEDDAR

AND APPLE SANDWICHES 4 tablespoon nnsalted butter melted 8 slices whole wheat bread 3 tablespoons prepared mustard, preferably hooey msstard 1 pound cooked turkey breast, smoked or roasted, sliced 1 large green apple, sach as Granny

Smith, quartered, cored aad thialy sliced 2 caps grated sharp Cheddar cheese

Preheat oven to 400 degrees. But-ter ooe side of 4 slices of bread. Place buttered sides down on a bak-ing sheet Spread mustard over sliced bread. Divide turkey breast evenly over mustard and arrange apple slices on top. Sprinkle cheese evenly over apples. Butter remain-ing 4 slices of bread and place them, buttered sides up, oo cheese. Press lightly to compact the sandwiches. Bake for 10 minutes, turning ooce with a metal spatula, until sand-wiches are golden brown and cheese is melted. With a sharp knife, cut sandwiches in half diagonally and serve immediately. Makes 4 serv-ings.

(Recipe courtesy of "The Turkey Cookbook")

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Wayne County Cooperative Exten-sion Service home economist Chris-tine Venema is available to answer questions from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursdays. Call 494-3013.

Storing food at improper tempera-tures is the most common food safe-ty mistake, enabling bacteria to mul-tiply and cause food-borne illnesses, according to pamphlets issued by the U-S. Department of Agriculture, Food Safety and Inspection Service.

The Agriculture Department oper-ates a meat and poultry hot line whose operators typically speak with more than 8,000 callers during the month of November, said Susan

Templin, home economist and hot line manager.

"We get the whole gamut of ques-tions," Templin said. - "People are generally cooking for a large group of people. People are more prone to making handling mistakes."

Templin advises consumers to wash their hands frequently when preparing food. Chopping boards and utensils used with raw meat prod-ucts should never be used with cooked food. Wash thoroughly after-ward.

POULTRY SHOULD BE cooked to an internal temperature of 180 to 185 degrees, according to Templin. If you're not using a meat thermom-eter cook until juices run clear.

During November the toll-free hot line operates between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays. The hot line also will be open this weekend. On Thanksgiv-

ing Day six operators will be on duty from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.

"We are very busy on Thanksgiv-ing," Templin said.

Following are a variety of tips to assure a safe and tasty holiday din-ner

a When selecting a turkey allow at least one pound of uncooked tur-key per person.

a Never defrost turkey at room temperature. For best results de-frost in the refrigerator, allowing a full 24-bour day for each 5 pounds of turkey.

The speedy method is to defrost the turkey in a sink full of cold wa-ter. Change water and rotate bird periodically. Never use warm water to hasten thawing. Allow 30 minutes per pound.

• When thawed, remove turkey from plastic bag. Remove giblets from neck and body cavities. Rinse

turkey in cold water; inside and out, until there is no trace of blood. Wipe and pat dry with paper toweling.

a Assemble stuffing and place in cavity of bird immediately before roasting. Don't stuff in advance, to avoid contamination. Fill cavity three-fourths full.

a Close openings with small skewers and crisscrossed string. Tuck wings behind the turkey shoul-der. Use metal or heatproof plastic "hock lock," which comes with some turkeys, to secure drumsticks. If there is no hook lock, tie drumsticks together with kitchen string.

a Place turkey on rack, In a shal-low roasting pan. Baste with melted butter, dry white wine, stock cm* broth, every 15 to 20 minutes. Roast at 325 to 350 degrees. Allow 20 to 25 minutes per pound for bens (up to 16

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at 350 degrees for 30 minutes, until hot and bubbly. Serves 4 to 6

I And it interesting to note bow of-ten people become defined by a par-ticular skill or talent tbey have.

For example, wben I think of Joe Namath, football immediately comes to mind, and wben Martha Stewart's name is mentioned, I asso-ciate ber with entertaining.

Ii the friends, neighbors and rela-tives of this week's Winner Dinner Winner were asked to associate ber with something, they would surely be unanimous in their choice — cookies!

Mary Ann Saint, a.k.a. the prize-winning "Cookie Lady," is a widow living in the Bradbury adult commu-nity complex in Plymouth. The mother of eight children and grand-mother of nine. Saint loves to cook and bake and has more than 500 cookbooks. Although cookies are ber specialty, she loves to entertain friends for dinner and recently sub-mitted ooe of her favorite menus to this column. Featuring turkey meai loaves, a cranberry sweet potato casserole, cabbage salad and prize-winning macaroons, this dinner is as colorful as it is delicious.

SAINT FIRST started entering ber cookies in the Michigan State Fair 11 years ago. Since then, she has won numerous awards, blue rib-bons and even a %300 shopping spree. Her latest honor was a U.S. Savings Bond and certificate from the Arch-way Cookie Co., citing her for re-ceiving the highest number of points of all the contestants who participat-ed to the cookie division at the 1990 Michigan State Fair. Incredibly enough, this is the third time she has won that award.

Needless to say. Saint does do quite a lot of baking but is also in-volved in other things as well. She has been on the board of directors at Bradbury for three years where they offer many planned activities for the residents. She is also on the board of directors for the Woman's Club of Plymouth which is preparing to cele-brate its 98th anniversary.

With the holiday season approach-ing. Saint is looking forward to host-ing her yearly cookie exchange party for the members of her bridge club She recently went on a cruise, and after spending many years of her life raising children is really enjoy-ing herself and having lots of fun.

Thank .you, Mary Ann Saint, for sending in your prize-winning menu and congratulations on being this week's Winner Dinner Winner Wish

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Because they are made with turkey, these meat loaves have reduced amounts of fat and calories Quick and easy to mix up, any left-over muffin-pan meat loaves can be frozen after baking and stored away {or an-other dinner

..1V4 pounds ground turkey 1 cup quick cooking oatmeal % cup chopped onion % cup chopped green pepper 1 teaspoon prepared mustard % teaspoon garlic salt 1 can tomato sauce, divided, 8-

ounce size

Combine the turkey, oatmeal, onion, green pepper, mustard and salt Add Vfc can of the toma-ta sauce and mix well Press mixture into lightly greased muf-fin tins. Brush remaining tomato sauce on tops of each. Bake at 350 degrees for 45 minutes Let stand 5 minutes before removing from the pan. Serves 4

CRANBERRY SWEET POTATO CASSEROLE

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1 large can sweet potatoes, drained. 1-pound. 13-ounce size

1 can whoie cranberry sauce. 15-ounce size

2 tablespoons brown sugar V* cup butter or margarine V* teaspoon salt

Cut potatoes In inch slices Combine remaining ingredients in a saucepan, and heat until boiling, stirring often Place half of the potato slices ma 1ft quart greased shallow casserole Pour half of the cranberry mixture over the potato slices. Arrange the rest of the potatoes over the top of the sauce and add re-maining cranberry mixture. Bake

EASY AUTUMN CABBAGE SALAD

% package prepared fresh cab-bage saJad mix (shredded cabbage and carrots)

1 cup chopped celery 1 large unpeeled red apple,

diced % cup seedless raisins % cup mayonnaise 3 tablespoons red wine and vi-

negar dressing

Combine the cabbage mix. celery, apple and raisins. Mix the mayonnaise and the dressing to-gether and stir into the salad

FRUIT SHERBET AND PRIZE-WINNING

MACAROONS

Mary Ann Saint won a blue ribbon at the 1980 Michigan State Fair for the following recipe for macaroons

3 egg whites 1 cup sugar 3 cups flaked coconut, finely

shredded 2 tablespoons corn starch 1 teaspoon almond flavoring

Beat the egg whites until they are stiff but not dry with an elec-tric mixer Gradually beat in the sugar Fold in the coconut which has been premixed in a separate bowl with the cornstarch Cook, stirring often, in a double boiler over hot water tor 15 minutes. Be sure to never let the water in the tower pan touch the under-side of the upper pan Remove the top pan from the heat and add the almond flavoring.

The cooking process causes the batter to thicken up so it will hold its shape when it is dropped from a teaspoon onto greased cookie sheets, 1 inch apart Bake in a pre-heated 300 degree oven for 20-25 minutes until the cookies turn a very delicate shade of brown Makes about 2 v j dozen cookies

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1Vk pounds ground turkey Quick cooking oatmeal 1 onion 1 green pepper Mustard Garlic salt 1 can tomato sauce. &-ounce

size 1 can sweet potatoes. 1-pound.

13-ounce sice j 1 can whole cranberry sauce.

16-ounce size Brown sugar Butter or margarine Salt 1 package fresh cabbage salad

mix Celery 1 apple Raisins Mayonnaise 1 bottle red wine and vinegar

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ing you continued success in life as well as in the kitchen. I hope that

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ON A LAST NOTE, I have noticed that many people are under the im-pression that I receive mailbags overflowing with Winner Dinners each week. Although I usually do receive a few letters with menus each week, there is still room for

more Each letter that is received is most appreciated and respected be-cause it represents one family's fa-vorite meal

Submit itour recipes, to be con-sidered for publication in this col-

umn or elsewhere, to: Winner Dinner. P O. Box 3503. Birming-ham 48012. All submissions be-come the property of the publish-er Each week's winner receives on apron unth the words Winner Dinner Winner on it.

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Main dish is a Thanksgiving recipe for vegetarians See storv on cookbook "Veae- 1 medium green or red bell DeDDer. 2 teasDoons SOY or ssfflower m a r n - anH mi* W»li km «alr anH NOMVR tn lows Transfer AHNUT r»np-fn«irth nf t i< See story on cookbook "Vege-

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LOAVES Makes 6 to 8 servings

This delicious main dish is a trib-ute to three abundant American crops. 3 * caps water 1 H caps raw brown rice '4 cap margarine 2 caps finely chopped onion

1 medium green or red bell pepper, diced 4 eggs, beaten H cop buttermilk or soy milk 2 V» caps grated sharp Cheddar cheese or Cheddar-style .soy "cheese"

1 caps cooked corn kernels l4 cup chopped fresh parsley >4 teaspoon each: dried oregano, dill Salt and pepper to taste 2 cops grated zucchini 2 cups grated yellow squash 4 seal!ions, chopped Fine dry bread crumbs 4 cups Brussels sprouts or bite-sized broccoli pieces and florets, steamed crisp-tender

2 teaspoons soy or sa f f lower marga-rine

Bring the water to a boil in a heavy saucepan. Stir in the rice, re-duce the heat to a simmer, then cov-er and cook until the water is ab-sorbed, about 35 minutes This may be done ahead of time.

Heat the margarine in a large skil-let. Add the chopped onion and saute over moderate heat until translu-cent. Add the diced bell pepper and continue to saute until the onion is golden. Remove from heat.

In a large bowl, combine the beat-en egg with the buttermilk, cheese, corn kernels and herbs. Stir in the cooked rice and the onion mixture

and mix well. Add salt and pepper to taste

In the same skillet, combine the grated squashes with just enough water to keep the bottom of the skil-let moist Cover and steam until wilted, about 5 minutes. Stir in the scallions

Preheat the oven to 350 degrees Oil two 9-by-5-by-3-inch loaf pans,

preferably glass Assemble as fol-

lows: Transfer about one-fourth of the nee mixture to each of the loaf pans and pat in. Divide the steamed squash evenly between the two loaf pans and pat in over the rice mix-ture Top each with the remaining rice mixture. Sprinkle the tops with bread crumbs.

Bake for 60 minutes, or until the top and edges are golden and crusty.

In the meantime, if using Brussels sprouts, trim them and cut an X into

the base. Cook in 2 inches or so of water in a large, covered saucepan until tender but not overdone, stir-ring occasionally If using broccoli, steam until bright green and crisp-tender Drain and toss the vegetable with the margarine.

Once the loaves are done, cool for 10 minutes before slicing loaves into 8 or 10 slices each, allowing for 2 slices per guest.

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sale in France the third Thursday in November. It ia always the first wine to be consumed following the fall harvest.

Some say it ia barely wine, but in France there is always great cele-bration upon its release and the ex-citement has spread to the United States.

This year, the Beaujolais Nouveau release date is Nov. IS. At midnight in Paris, bistros, brasseries and res-taurants along the Champs Elysees are crowded with patrons anxious to be among the first to taste the "nouveau" Beaujolais. Yellow and orange stickers in the windows an-nounce, "Le Beaujolais Nouveau est arrive."

Several local distributors will be a t Detroit Metropolitan Airport to receive their ^air freighted ship-ments. These same people will then

focus on wine Eleanor and Ray Heald

work long hdura to ensure that the local wine shops have their share of nouveau wine.

The price of Beaujolais Nouveau will be more expensive this year, ac-cording to Ed Jonna, owner of the Merchant of Vino in Birmingham. ' French Nouveau will cost from $7.50 to $9. However California nouveau wines will be about $5-$6 per bottle," he said. "Even the

'French realize the problem and are producing a less expensive Vin Nouveau, but it won't say Beaujolais

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WINES SHIPPED by sea, avail-able a week to 10 days later, will cost less than $10.

The Merchant of Vino will be open until midnight Wednesday to wel-come the nouveau wines from France and California. "All stores in Birmingham will be open until 9 p.m.," Jonna said. "Customers can enter a drawing to win a tr ip for two to France. We will also feature a 30-

WINE SELECTION OF THE WEEK

The readily available IMS Beaajolais-Villages or era Beau-jolais wines represent good val-ues. The 1989 Georges Duboeaf Beaajolais-Villages, Chateaa de la Grande Grange ($9.75) is espe-cially balanced and flavorful. Strawberry and raspberry aro-mas jump from the glass and the taster is greeted with loads of red cherry flavors. This is an accessi-ble, pleasurable, easy-drinking wine to accompany roast chicken, turkey, mild sausages or pork roast.

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Beaujolais Nouveau is a tight, pur-ply-red, fruity wine, only a few weeks past the fermentation period. Often it still has slight sprit2 indicat-

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• Never cook turkey overnight a t very low temperature. Never par-tially cook the turkey one day, refri-gerate and complete cooking the next day. Both methods are unsafe.

• Let turkey stand at room tem-perature for 20 minutes before carv-ing. Remove all stuffing from turkey and place in separate bowl.

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• Refrigerate leftover stuffing or turkey within two hours of serving. Cut away remaining meat f rom car-cass. Wrap tightly in foil and refri-gerate.

• Use re f r igera ted le f tovers within two or three days. Frozen lef-tovers should be used within three months. 1

Sources: UJS. Dept. of Agricul-ture, Food Safety and Inspection Service; "The Joy of Cooking" by Irma S. Rombauer and Marion Rombauer Becker, Bobbs-Merrill Co., Indianapolis, Ihd., and '"Die Turkey Cookbook" by Rick Rodgers, HarperCollins Publish-ers, New York.

• CUTLERY D E M O A Chicago Cutlery representative

will be at the Hudson's store at Twelve Oaks in Novi 6-8:30. p.m. Tuesday and at ' Hudson's Oakland store Marketplace 6-8:30 p.m. Thurs-day to answer cutlery questions and sharpen up to four knives brought in by each customer.

• OVEN G I F T S The Oakland County Cooperative

Extension Service is offering a Haw "Lovin' Gifts f rom the Oven" for the

holiday gift-giving season ahead. Ac-tual recipes will be demonstrated.

samples given and packaging ideas displayed.

The class will be held from 16 a.m to noon Friday in the Kitchen Class-room of the North Office Building.

For enrollment information can 858-0904. A fee of $5 will be charged.

For other questions on Food and Nutrition or help with homemade gift-giving ideas, call the Food and Nutrition Hotline f rom 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday at 858-0904. Home economist Sylvia Treitman will answer questions.

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ing the fresh petulance of youth. The wine is meant to be consumed young and slightly chilled so that all its grapey character can be enjoyed. Its quality i» an indication of the great-ness of the Beaujolais harvest that year. It previews the more elegant Beaujolais from that vinMage to be released in the spring. O

The Beaujolais wine region is the most southern portion of Burgundy. Today, 6,000 estates and 200 shippers sell 100,000,000 bottles of this wine. Twenty years ago, Beau-jolais was not considered a serious wine in America and the hype of Beaujolais Nouveau was considered a Parisian fad until the late 1970s.

Unlike Burgundy, which produces its red wines from the pinot noir va-riety, Beaajolais wines a re princi-pally the product of the gamay grape. A modification of the carbon-ic maceration technique is used for fermentation. With this method, the

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clarification The names of the first prize

winner and the second prize winner of the Commodity Cuisine Competi-tion for Michigan chefs were inad-vertently transposed in the Monday, Nov. 5, issue. First prize went to J im Milliman of Hattie's Grill in Suttons Bay. Second prize winner was Mark Brethauer representing Roy's Steak House in Saginaw. He is formerly of Roy's and now with Zehnder's in Frankenmuth. (Grand prize winner was Nedra Baldori of the Gratzi Restaurant in Ann Arbor, and third prize winner was Thomas Tontapan-ish and Chan Dechsuwan of the Bangkok Club in Southfield.)

grapes are not crushed. Whole bunches are fermented. The remit is a wine of extraordinary frui tineas.

MOST OF THE Beaujolais bottled as nouveau comes from ttifc moat southern vineyards of the Beaujolais region. In spring 1991, the releases will come from premium vineyards in northern Beaujolais. Among the hundreds of villages there, aome have been given the privilege, under the French appellation of origin wine law, to use the village name, together with the word, Beaujolais, on the label. TJrere a re 10 such com-; muni ties (cm): Saint-Amour, Julie^ nas, Chenas, Moulin-a-Vent, Fleorie, Chiroubles, Morgon, Regnie, Brouil ly and Cotes de Brouilly Consistent ly superior wines have been made from vineyards in these villages.

If you have not yet sampled a ligh red wine with poultry, thai we sug gest a Beaujolais Nouveau to accoro? pany Thanksgiving turkey.

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'Vegetarian Celebrations' is her most efficient book By ShtrtM ROM tden staff writer

Neva Atlas left home for the Big Apple, with a degree from Universi-ty of Michigan, and determination to succeed in the art field.

In time she worked in advertising, designed book jackets, book interi-ors, and decided she ought to tackle the whole package for herself.

Her talent and tenacity has since led to publication of three vegetari-an cookbooks. Now, she has pub-lished her fourth, "Vegetarian Cele-brations," which coincided with her most important production of all.

"This was a special book for me," she said, explaining that most of the book was done while she carried Adam, first offspring of Atlas and her husband, Chaim Tabak, also a fine artist "I did this book very effi-ciently because I had to finish by Adam's birth," she said.

"I SHIPPEDthe manuscript off one day and the next night my water broke."

With ber manuscript complete, and Adam born. Atlas went to work on the design and illustration of "Celebrations" which fortunately "was the time Adam slept a lot Now having passed his first birthday, be needs to be chased around."

For other reasons "Vegetarian Celebrations" is special for Atlas, a vegetarian since age 16.

"Holidays are always a problem for vegetarians and their guests, so invention has to continue as the mother of necessity," she said. "Families may want to include their vegetarian members in the fu l les t"

Nava Atlas ' n e w e s t c o o k b o o k coinc ided with b a b y ' s b i r th

"Holidays and other special occa-sions give us a chance to gather with loved ones, reflect on our heritage, celebrate the seasons, enjoy a respite from everyday routines and simply rejoice," said the author.

"And it's hard to think of any cele-bration in which food isn't central to the festivities.'

Atlas wrote this book for the mother troubled over how to plan a Passover Seder for her new vegetar-ian stepdaughter, for hosts accom-modating vegetarian guests at an ove rwhe lming ly t r a d i t i o n a l Thanksgiving, and for other similar situations.

CALLED UPON to lecture and lead workshops as well as write. At-las found many semi-vegetarians, and dietary-restricted persons re-sponding. This led her to address the problems of lactose-free diets, low cholesterol and others in her book.

"Vegetarian Celebrations" starts out with the New Year, presenting menus for a curry feast, Japanese New Year and a Southwestern Brunch for New Year's Day.

"The reason I did it in menu style was to benefit busy people and help them organize their time," she said.

Each of her 13 chapters has at least three holiday menus, including a Vegan Valentine, a Sephardic Seder, Irish Classics for St. Patrick's Day, a fruitful Mother or Father's Day breakfast, vegetarian barbecue, a family Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve in Southern Italy, Middle East-ern buffet, and substitute main dish-es for Thanksgiving Dinner.

Atlas, who said sales are satisfac-tory so far, hopes "that this will be more of a breakthrough book with its mainstream feeling."

"This is probably the most in-depth book on holiday entertaining for vegetarians and persons who most be milk and/or egg free."

Atlas' other books are "Vegetaria-na," "American Harvest" and "The Wholefood Catalog."

Atlas says her next one will com-bine her writing and design, but the subject is not decided.

"My schedule is not a full one yet, but about 20-24 hours a week. Adam has changed our lives in every posi-tive way and that changes the priori-ties too."

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brown paper bag, seal and allow to steam for 5 minutes. Shake bag. Split peppers and remove seeds and strings. Brush insides with salad dressing. Divide cheeses and place equal amounts in each pepper. Brush again with salad dressing and bake at 350 degrees for 10 minutes or pop under a broiler until cheese melts. Enjoy.

TORCHED TOMATOES 3 large tomatoes •4 cap fresh basil, chopped or 1

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% cup fresh grated Parmesan cheese

Fresh ground black pepper to taste

Stick tomatoes with a long-han-dled fork. Using a propane torch, blister the skins and peel. Slice to-matoes inch thick and place on a lightly greased baking sheet. Top with slices of mozzarella and sprinkle with Parmesan and just a bit of pepper. Pop under broiler and broil until cheese melts.

Chefs Note: You can do this untKout blistering and remov-ing the skin, if desired.

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CC outduels Chiefs in AA regional final By Dan O'Meara staff writer

Redford Catholic Central coach Tom Mach offered a concise summa-tion of his football team's 35-22 playoff victory over Plymouth Can-ton. * , _ •

"Our best defense was our of-fense," said Mach af ter the Sham-rocks won a Class AA regional championship Saturday at Pontiac Wisner Stadium.

It's not often CC gets caught up in a shootout, but its run-over-them, ball-control offense was more than a match for the Canton defense.

The Shamrocks controlled the clock long enough — and with re-sults — to keep Canton and its po-tent offense a t a disadvantage in a game that saw each team allow a season-high number of points.

"When we got the ball we did something with it," Mach said. "With that (Canton) offense and what tbey can do with it, that 's what we had to do.

"We did a job when we had to do it. We didn't give their offense too many chances to be on the field. It was really key that our kids came out and played hard-nosed football."

The Shamrocks (9-2) will play Sa-ginaw in the semifinals Saturday a t

football a site mat was to be determined Sun-day. Canton finishes 9-2.

THE TOTAL yardage was virtual-ly even — CC had 289 yards, the Chiefs 278 — but the Shamrocks' awesome ground attack was the dif-ference in the game.

CC rushed for 245 yards with tail-back Arshon Stewart getting 164 yards and a touchdown on 31 carries. Bruising fullback Jon Barbara added 70 yards and scored two TDs on 11 rushes.

"Our offense wanted to control the football and keep it out of (Canton quarterback Karl) Wukie's hands," Barbara said. "I thought we did a good job of t h a t "

When the Chiefs had the ball, they were effective for the most part, and Wukie was largely responsible for t h a t

He passed for all three Cantoo touchdowns, completing 13 of 21 passes for 107 yards, and he also rushed for 102 yards on 11 carries, often taking the CC defense by surprise with his scrambling.

"Wukie is the best quarterback

BILL BRESLER/ t ta f f p h o t o g r a p h *

C a n t o n d e f e n s i v e b a c k S t e v e Hohl p u t s a hi t o n C C f u l l b a c k J o n B a r b a r a , w h o w a s i n s t r u m e n t a l in t h e S h a m r o c k s c o n t r o l of t h e f o o t b a l l o n t h e g r o u n d .

we've faced all season," CC defen-sive coordinator Rich Coratti said. "Our defense was hopingjjje offense could control the ball and keep it out of his hands."

"Wukie is a good quarterback; we knew that," CC defensive end Brian Chaney said. "A lot of t imes our sec-ondary was getting caught downfield when he was scrambling and be got

•good yardage."

CANTON COACH Bob Khoenle's biggest pre-game concern was the match up between his defense and the CC offense, which had a 40-pounds-per-man advantage in the line. But the Shamrocks were un-stoppable on the ground, and that worry became reality.

"I knew they were going to do this to us," Khoenle said. "I was going down to Massillon (Ohio) and get six kids to play, but I couldn't get them across the border.

"We thought we could score if we got the ball, but we never got i t We weren't big enough to take on all of t h a t I 'm not knocking our defense, but our kids are comparatively small."

The Shamrocks had scoring drives that consisted of 10, nine, 11 and eight plays and covered 67, 63, 64 and 60 yards, leading to their f i rs t four TDs.

CC scored off the opening kickoff on quarterback Jason Carr 's 1-yard sneak. But the Chiefs, a f te r losing a fumble on their first play, tied the score when Wukie tossed the first of two TD passes to Mike Wougamon covering 6 and S yards.

But each time Canton scored the Shamrocks-always had an answer.

"It was a matter of momentum," Mach said. "What I was happy with is we kept coming at them offensive-ly and putting points on the boards."

STEWART DASHED 6 yards around end, and Kerry Zavagnin's extra-point kick gave CC a 14-7 half-t ime lead. The Chiefs held CC la te in the half, and Zavagnin's 41-yard field goal attempt was wide.

Canton had started a drive with the second-half kick, but Wukie was sacked and Dan Gusoff recovered the ensuing fumble for the Sham-rocks. CC converted with Barbara running over three defensive backs and bulling into the end zone f rom 11 yards o u t

"Arshon Stewart had a great game, and Jon Barbara had a fantas-tic run on the third TD," Mach said. "That was real key, to put points on the board at that time."

The Chiefs rallied again, however. A clipping penalty nullified Wukie's 32-yard scoring run, but Canton eventually got the points with his 5-yard pass to Brett Howell, who caught eight passes for 62 yards.

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fo r 107 y a r d s a n d t h r e e t o u c h d o w n s , b u t t h e C h i e f s los t , 35-22.

"Our turnover hurt us psychologi-cally," Khoenle said, "but we got the bail again and made it 21-14 with eight minutes to go. I really think if we had held them and gotten the ball we could have scored again.

"Of course, that 's all speculation But because of what we were doing and how we were doing i t I think we could have done i t "

Instead, CC responded once more to Canton's challenge. Barbara's sec-ond TD run made it 28-14 with 3:54 remaining.

THE CHIEFS threw incomplete passes on four consecutive downs

and gave CC the ball at the Canton 14 with 3:16 to play. The Shamrocks scored in three plays, Jeff Tibaldi getting the TD on a 1-yard carry

"I never thought the game was over, even when we had 35 points," Mach said. "Throughout the game, until the end, I felt we had to keep moving on the ground and keep-their offense off the field.

"What we did to stop them didn't work as well as we thought, but credit goes to their offense and the quarterback. The way he handles things, anybody would have a hard time controlling him."

Wukie showed why as he directed a five-play, 64-yard drive that ended with 30 seconds left, the Chiefs mak-ing the score more respectable (35-22) on Wougamon s second TD recep-tion and Wukie's conversion run

"We had a great year, won a playoff game and got to the regional final," Khoenle said. "Hopefully, we'll be able to continue this in the future. We also found another year of eligibility for Wukie.

"We felt privileged to play them, and I thought our kids did a pretty good job considering everything."

Salem lives up to top seeding, 49-46 Balanced attack propels Rocks to playoff title By Brad Emona staff writer

No sweat? The perspiration was still beading

down Fred Thomann's forehead fol-lowing Saturday night's Western Lakes Activities Association girls basketball final a t Northville High.

His Plymouth Salem Rocks took control of things in the second half and then held off a late desperation rally by Livonia Franklin to win their fourth WLAA crown in six years, 49-46.

'Tor us to step out and get 49 points against a team as talented as Franklin is a good performance for us," said Thomann, whose team fin-ished the regular season a t 17-3 overall. "But I didn't know if that was going to be enough against a team like t h a t "

It was more than enough, b u f t h e win didn't come without J o m * anx-ious moments - - —

Franklin trailed by as many as 14 points late in the third quarter, but began to chip away in the final peri-od with some full-court pressure

Junior guard Dawn Warner, who led all scorers with I I points, fired ia a three-pointer with 31 seconds left to cut the deficit to 49-44 (She la ter fouled o u t )

SALEM, meanwhile , couldn ' t quite teal the final outcome, missing six straight f ree throws in the final 46 seconds. (The Rocks hit only 1ft of 30 for the game.)

Franklin s Tracy Parent! then converted two f ree throws with six

remaining to pull Franklin

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ter another missed Salem foul shot with three seconds to go, but Patty Shea's desperation heave from near-ly three-quarters court failed to hit the backboard as t ime expired.

It wasn't really a Salem escape, however, because the Rocks lived up to their No. 1 seeding going into the WLAA playoffs. (Franklin was seed-ed No. 3 in the eight-team bracket.)

"In the second and third quarters our inside players did a great job of controlling the basketball game," said Thomann. "And Emily Guiliani did a nice job inside and good job fin-ishing the plays. She bad a great first and second quarter. She also caught the ball nice."

The Rocks used a balanced attack, getting a team-high 14 points from sixth woman Giuliani, the 6-foot jun-ior, and 12 from Betsy McAllister

Sophomore f o r w a r d Yolanda Jackson, who gave Franklin fits on the boards before fouling out with

left in the game, contributed 10, while senior forward Sarah Roete added nine

"THAT'S BEEN THE story of our team all year long," Thomann said. "They all did a nice job."

Point-guard Christy Parmocha scored only three points, but was a steadying influence for the Rocks

"That 's as good a floor game as she's played this year," saM the Sa-lem coach. "In the second half she played with good court recognition"

Salem trailed lft-10 af te r one quarter, but the Rocks' match-up wne defense began to take its toll oo the Patriots in the second and third quarters.

The Rocks enjoyed a 20-20 half-t ime lead af ter a basket by Guiliani

and a free throw by Ruete, each coming with one second l e f t

The third quarter was all Rocks, as they outscored Franklin 17-5 to take a commanding 45-32 advan-tage.

Franklin's Julianne Stesiak, who chipped in with 10 points, had the Patriots ' only one field goal in the third quarter. Franklin shot a dismal 10 percent during the stretch.

"It was a combination of us going dead in the third period and our of-fensive' rebounding," said Franklin coach Dan Freeman "We got killed on the offensive boards. We had only five the whole game.

"(AGAINST THE ZONE) we were not moving. You can't stand and beat a zone, you've got to send cut ters through I was not pleased with the third quarter at all, although we came back nicely in the fourth quar-ter But you can't afford to have a quarter like that against a team like Salem and expect to win."

Freeman said a lot of the credit "goes to Salem's defense "

"They made some adjustments de-fensively from the last t ime we played them (a 52-40 overt ime loss) and it took us awhile to adjust to their adjustments." he said

Salem was able to keep Warner, who was coming off 40- and 20-potnt effor ts in two previous playoff games, from going oo another scor-ing binge

"Dawn had come ia oo a roll and we had to tilt our defense toward her," explained Thomann "But sometimes that puts your defense ia a bind "

"Even with Dawn scoring 10, they

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(Salem) took her out of the game." said the Franklin coach. "They did a good job of doing what they had to do to beat us." 'The season, however, is not fin-

ished for Franklin or Salem. Both teams are favored to win

their respective districts tourna-ments, which open all around the state tonight

OTHER WLAA GAMES (Saturday at Northvil le)

THIRD PLACE: Sophomore cents* Stephanie Gray talked eight 12 points to lead Plymouth Canton (13-7) to a 38-30 triumph over the host Mustangs (12-7) in the consolation hnai

Three Mustangs scored eight pants apiece Kate Hotetem. Laura Apfcgian and Stacey Nyland

FIFTH PLACE: HoHy M*er taBied a game-high 17 points and teammats Dawn Godfrey contributed 11 as Wated Lake Western (9-11) edged Livonia Stevenson (12-8) by a 46-44 count

The Spartans, plagued by poor tree throw shooting (six of 14). got si* points from Lon Shmgledecker

SEVENTH PLACE: Karyn Kotfowsk. led a balanced attach as Waned Lake Central (11-0) held off North Farmington (8-12) by a six-point margin. 50-52.

Jenny Orach (13). Cindy Muha (11) and KeBy Glenn* (9) rounded out the Vikings attack

North s Eve Clear paced at scorers with a game-htgh 32

LOSER S BRACKET On Friday. Westland John Glenn (8-12) detected Farmmgion Harrison (3-17) by a 55-50 count.

Heather Hopkins and Andrea Na|arian tamed 15 and 14. respectively, m a losing

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Emily Giuliani ( w i t h ba l l ) of S a l e m s l i p s in f o r t w o of h e r 14 p o i n t s in S a t u r d a y ' s 49-46 v ic tory o v e r L i v o n i a F r a n k l i n in t h e WLAA f ina l s .

«*p.C) OdtE M Of day. Novwnber 12. 1990

R o c k s , C h i e f s t r y b u t c a n ' t c a t c h N o r t h By Dan O t t a w a staff writer

Let's see now. According to coach Pat Dvthie, North Farmingtoo doesn't have to win another league championship in girls swimming for at least 36 years.

The rest of the Western Lakes Ac-tivities Association will be happy to hear that after the Raiders won their second straight title and third in the last four years Friday.

North has become the dominant power in a league where stiff compe-tition each season makes it difficult for teams to establish an impressive record like the Raiders have.

"It's hard to have a dynasty in this league," Duthie said. "If you win. one, that's 12 years worth. This league is so tough.

"When you win it, you've really done something. We have five great swim teams in this league and others that are coming along. You're also up against great coaches."

ONE OF those coaches and teams was Salem's Chuck Olson and the host Rocks, who were runners-up. North compiled 506 points, Salem 4ttVfc. First-division finishers in-cluded Northville (401 Vfc), Livonia Stevenson (386), three-event winner Plymouth Canton (373) and Farm-ington Hills Harrison (222).

The Raiders entered Friday's fi-nals as the favorite, but Salem wasn't merely concerned about chas-ing North.

"Opponents." said Olson, empha-sizing the plural. "There were a lot of good teams out there. We felt we had enough depth, certainly enough swimmers, that we ought to be able to swim well here.

"When (Duthie) has one of the top teams in the state, be ought to win this. He's got some good kids over there. We were hoping he'd leave some of them home, but they swam real well tonight."

One who did was North senior Kerry Doran, who won the 200-yard individual medley (2:12.52) and the butterfly (1:00.17) and helped the Raiders win two of three relay events.

Amy Austin competes in the 200-yard individu-al medley for host Plymouth Salem in the an-nual WLAA girls swimming championships Fri-

J O H N STORMZAND/staf t photographer

day. The Rocks were second with 459'A points while North Farmington (506) won its second consecutive title.

North started by defending its title in the 200 medley relay with Juli-anne Mar key, Anna Palmer, Doran and Jennifer Wagner comprising this year's foursome (1:53.59). All but Doran were on the relay team a year ago.

THE RAIDERS closed the meet by repeating in the 400 freestyle re-lay (3:44.10), also. Karrie Kranz and Doran, holdover members from the

1989 league-meet team, were joined by Sherri Richardson and Markey.

"Having us win my last meet is a special event," Doran said. "The team had a great meet. Everything went as planned — even better than planned.

"It's scary te think it's all over and also sad knowing I'll never swim with most of these girls again."

Even more impressive is the fact Doran, who is pointing for the Class'

A meet Saturday in East Lansing, wasn't tapered for the league meet.

"Two individual wins and two re-lay wins — can't do any better as far as I'm concerned," Duthie said. "She was the key in the medley relay. No-body wins a relay by themselves, but she was key there."

Kranz also had two solo wins in the 200 and 100 freestyles (1:59.82 and 55.76), and Markey won the backstroke (1:01.73).

S C p o w e r s t o a r e g i o n a l r e p e a t B y C J . Rtsak staff writer

It didn't really take all that long for Tom Teeters to decipher Lake Michigan Community College's strategy and plot a plan of his own for his Schoolcraft College volleyball team.

What was it Teeters came up with? Was H something only he might have noticed, a flaw only a trained eye could spot?

Well, not really. What Teeters saw was that the Lady Ocelots would be able to do just about anything they wanted and overpower the Indians. Which SC did, romping through the National Junior College Athletic As-sociation's Region 12 Tournament at SC without losing as much as a game for the second straight year.

The final was all SC - 15-6, 15-2, 15-10. Which means the Lady Ocelots become the third SC team to qualify for an NJCAA tournament this fall. Both the men's and wom-en's soccer teams are destined for Trenton, NJ. , this weekend; the spikers will go south, to Miami, for the 16-team NJCAA Tournament Nov. 19-21.

"Middle blocker was their weak-ness, defense was their strength," was Teeters' brief synopsis of Lake Michigan. "We just wanted to keep hitting it at them and wear them down."

IT WORKED. Left-side hitters Kari Domanski (from Livonia Lady-wood) and Elena Oparka were near-ly unstoppable; if the ball was set to them, their attacks scored — often going right through Lake Michigan's block attempts. . SC had danced through the early rounds of the tournament without much of a struggle, beating Oakland Community College 15-0, 15-3; Mott Community College 15-8, 15-4; and Lake Michigan 15-12, 15-2,15-6. SCs first win over Lake Michigan dropped the Indians into the losers' bracket, where they defeated Southwestern Michigan Community College 15-13,15-10,15-12.

And that set up the rematch with

SG — which was really no match at all Making Lake Michigan's task more difficult was the loss of hitter Jenny Knutel to a sprained ankle on-the first day of the tournament But even with her, the outcome would not have changed much.

"That was probably the best match we've played," said Indian co-coach Mary Fowler, whose team fin-ished the season at 40-17 overall. Their best chance for a win, she said, was to "serve 'em tough. I knew that was the only chance we had."

AS IT turned out, that was no chance at all. SC's left side attack was more than Lake Michigan could handle. "That's where we have our weakest blocker, on the right (SC's

left) side," said Fowler. Weren't there any adjustments the Indians could have made? "Not really."

The only attacks that worked at all for Lake Michigan were dink kills in the middle of the court. And there was no way those would work for long.

"We weren't going to overshift to cover it," said Teeters. "If they were going to beat us, they were going to have to hit through us."

Lake Michigan couldn't. SC, which improved to 40-3 over-

all (20-1 vs. NJCAA opponents), land-ed four players on the 12-mem ber All-Region 12 team, with setter Jen-nifer Sproul (from Livonia Churchill) earning Most Valuable Player hon-ors. Others Lady Ocelots on the team

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Markey, in addition, was second in the 100 freestyle, losing to Kranz by one hundredth of a second. Palmer and Carrie Worthen also finished in the top six in two individual events, Richardson ooe.

DUTHIE ALSO cited the contribu-tions of swimmers Shannon O'Brien, Amy Duthie and Colleen Harrison as well as freshman divers Mandy Ter-rell and Elyse Turner.

"We had some phenomenal swims from every kid who swam," Duthie said. "I can't think of an event where anybody went slower than Wednes-day, and we had a heckuva day Wednesday.

"I know Chuck's kids are going to swim fast. We felt our best kids were better, but there weren't1 many events that bad less than four Salem kids. We had kids swimming fast to-night and dropping back. That's the kind of meet it is."

The loss of five seniors (Doran, Markey, Anne Schwartz berg. Duthie and Wanger) could open the door for another team next year.

"In four seasons with these sen-iors, we've won 37 duals and lost two," Duthie said. "IH miss them all. I don't care how good they are. You get real attached to kids in four years.

"I'm sorry to see them go, but that's the nature of education. It's time to move on and make way for other kids. It's more than just athlet-ics here."

Livonia Churchill just missed a first-division finish, ending up sixth with 158 points, without Ellen Les-sig, who was ill and unable to com-pete. She was the defending champi-on and record holder in the 50 and 100 freestyles.

CANTON'S JENI Cooper won the 50 freestyle (25.40) and helped the Chiefs capture the 200 freestyle re-lay. Being a new event, Canton's time of 1:43.04 goes as a league record — the only one this year. Chris Lang, April Billins and Janet Roberts joined Cooper on the relay.

In other events, Churchill's Tara Ditchkoff won the 500 freestyle in 5:21.33 and Stevenson's Jennifer Knapp the breast stroke in 1:10.07.

were Domanski, Oparka and Angel-lette Love.

The rest of the Region 12 squad: Michelle Shirey, OCC; Danice Wil-l i a m s and S h a w n e t t e Byer , Southwestern; Sara Bitz and Edie Wood, Lake Michigan; Elisa Ballest-eros and Cindy Choban, Lansing Community College; and Leslie Gregson, Mott CC.

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S W I M F I N A L S Fr iday at P l y m o u t h S a l e m

T e a m s t a n d i n g s : i . North Farmington. 506 points. 2. Plymouth Salem. 459v,. 3. North-vtfte. 401W. 4. Livonia Stevenson. 306. 5. Plym-outh Canton. 373. 6 Farmington Harnson. 222. 7 Farmington. 165. 8 Lwcmi Churcha. 158, 9 Livonia Franklin. 124. 10 Waited Lake Waatam. 84. 11 Westland John Glenn. 78; 12 WalkM Lake Central. 60

I nd i v idua l resu l t s

2 0 0 - y a r d m e d l e y re lay: 1 Norm Farmington (Jutaanne Markey. Anna Palmer. Jennifer Wagner, Kerry Doian) . 1:53.59. 2. Northvtlle, l 54 85 3 Stevenson. 154.99; 4. Salem, 1:55 11. 5 Canton. 1 59 07: 6 Harri-son, 2:01 81.

200 freestyle: i Kama Kranz (NF). 1 59.82: 2. Tara Ditchkofl (LC) . 2:00 97; 3 Jamie Anderson (LS). 2:01 23; 4 Holly PaJmen (LS) . 2 03.62. 5. Claire Cryderman ( N ) .

2 03 92; 6 Shan Richardson (NF) . 2:04.01 2 0 0 i nd i v i dua l m e d l e y : i Kerry Doran

(NF) . 2 12.52: 2 Jod. Wesley (N) . 2:16.73. 3. (tie) Anna Palmer (NF) . Carrie Worthan ( N F ) .

2 18.24. 5 Tan Juhasz (N) . 2:19 52; 6 Jen nrter Knapp (LS). 2:20 33

5 0 f r e e s t y l e : 1 Jen*. Cooper ( P C ) . 25 90. 2. JW Hawkins (F), 25 68. 3. Mand< Ras (PS) . 25 84, 4 Nancy Warson (LS) . 25.90; 5 Candi Basse (PS), 26 07: 6 Jenny Wagner (NF) . 26,7b

D i v i n g : 1. Amy Kodnk ( P C ) . 398.65 points. 2 Beth Frayne (N ) . 385 60. 3. Juke Dibble (WLW). 378 60, 4 Becky Hoia^gton (PC) . 381 10: 5. Etama Trager (FH) , 334 95.

6 Alysia Sohos (PS) . 330 00.

1 0 0 b u t t e r f l y : 1 Kerry Doran ( N F ) . 1 0 0 17; 2. Pam HoWrldge (N ) . 1:00.37. 3.

'Candi Bosse (PS), ' 1:03.17. 4 Becky Weary (F) . 1 03 47; 5 Nancy Warson (LS) . 1:05 24:

6 Shannon O Bnen (NF) . 1 05 47

100 freestyle: i Karri Kranz (NF). 55 78. 2. Jukanne Markey (NF). 55 77; 3 Jan. Cooper (PC) . 5 6 18; 4 Jill Hawkins ( N ) . 56 54; 5. Megan Holmberg (N ) . 56 72. 6 Ho«y Paimen (LS). 57 63

5 0 0 f r e e s t y l e : 1. Tara Drtcftkofi ( L C ) . 5:21 33; 2 Claire Cryderman (N ) . 5:24 66; 3. Jod. Wesley (N) . 5:26 09: 4 Jarrae Anderson (LS). 5:26 12. 5. Shern ftchardson ( N F ) .

5:35 16: 6 Katie Hamann (LC) . 5:38.65

200 f rees ty le re lay : i Canton (Jem Cooper. Pam Prttchard. Taml Santomauro, Chris Lang). 1:43.94; 2 Salem. 1:44.14; 3. North Farmmglon. 144 15; 4 Northvile. 1 46 78; 5. Stevenson. 1:46 97. 6 Farmington, 1 4 7 6 4 .

100 ' b a c k s t r o k e : 1 Jullanne Markey (NF). , 1:0173: 2. Megan Holmberg (N ) . 1:03 59. 3 Staoey Krause (FH) . 1:05.22; 4. Kristen Stackpooie (PS) . 1:05 51; 5. Jenny Beardsiee (LF) . 1 0 5 67; 6 Pam Hotdrvdge (N) , 1:06.53

1 0 0 b r e a s t s t r o k e : i Jenn*er Knapp (LS), 1:10 07. 2 Anna Palmer (NF) . 1:10 75; 3 Jin Knapp (LS) . 1:10 93: 4 Carrie Worthen (NF) . 1 11.13. 5. Ten Juhasz (N ) . 1:11 85; 6 Amy Austin (PS) . 1:14.48

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Plymouth Salem (l6-3>: The Rocks are solid with coach Fred Thomann calhng the shots. The Northville district will not be an easy one. but Salem should get through and sail Into the Trenton regional where Ann Arbor Pioneer awaits in the first round. The Rocks should make it lo the state Quarterfinals

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Farmington Hills Mercy (14-5): The Marlins should reel in a district litle a l Walled Lake Western and could make the regional finals at Southfield-Lathrup where their stumbling block. Central Divi-sion foe Birmingham Manan. awaits.

G O L D E N G I R L S

Livonia Franklin (16-3): After a mUd slump, the Patriots have rebounded nicely in the Western Lakes playoffs and should have a head of steam going into their own district where Garden City looms as a test If the Patriots prevail, a lough first-round regional opponent — top-ranked Detrort Murray-Wright — is lurking at Southfield

Q U A N T U M L E A P

Redford Union (13-7): First-year coach Gary Fulks has done wonders with this team and winning a district title against a weak fiekJ is a distinct possibility A first-round regional opponent (at Southfield) could be either Dearborn Fordson or Tay-lor Center.

PLYMOUTH-CANTON JUNIOR BASKETBALL

ASSOCIATION STANDINGS \

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GIRLS A LEAGUE

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Pacers 20: CeOcs 39. Son.cs 26

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Garden City (16-2): The Cougars com-pleted their most successful regular sea-son ever and should make it a district linal rematch ot a year ago agamst Franklin. But this time the Patriots are playing on their home floor, not a neutral site GC. however, is capable of getting through

G R O W I N G P A I N S

Plymouth Canton (12-7): The Chiefs are much improved and could give rival Salem some trouble in Wednesday's matchup at Northville. but" Canton's young team Is a year away from making waves again m the state tourney . „

Livonia Ladywood (&-12Y. To say the Blazers have been a major disappoint-fnent this season is an understatement, but they play a tough schedule and could be more than competitive in a tough Northville district Tonight's game against host Northville wMl say a lot about Lady-wood

Livonia Stevenson (12-7): The Spar-tans. another young team, won't back down i rom the competition They own a victory over Canton and could cause trou-ble for ermer Ladywood or host Northville Junior center Teresa Sarno appears to be rounding back into form after an Injury

W H O ' S T H E B O S S ?

Walled Lake Central (10-9); The Vik-ings have a good little point guard in sophomore Cindy Muha, who can give any team headaches Central received a generous draw In the Walled Lake West-ern final and should play Mercy for the championship Remember. Mercy has al-ready beaten the Vikings.

North Farmington (8-11): Can Miss Basketball nominee Eve Claar carry the Raiders past first-round foe Walled Lake Western? Possibly, but getting by Mercy is a tall order

Walled Lake Western (8-11): The War-riors pulled off an overtime win last week against rival Central and have a fine play-er in Holly Miller Tonight's first-round game agamst North Is a toss-up

U N S O L V E D M Y S T E R I E S

Redford Bishop Borgess (7-9): The Spartans are playing at home against a questionable field Detroit Dominican (10-7), Borgess first-round opponent, may have a slight edge going In, but Bor-gess is capable of beating any of the other teams in the field and advance into the Madtson Heights Madison Class B re-gional If guard Kyra Woodard gets hot, the Spartans will advance

Redford Thurston (10-9): The Eagles

could reach the district final al Borgess. but winning H is another story

LIFE G O E S O N

Farmington (4-16): The Falcons could beat Southfield on Tuesday and reach the RU district finals against the host Panth-ers A 15-point win by Farmington Thurs-day over Livonia Churchill means that the Falcons cannot be taken lightty in this dis-trict draw

Westland John Glenn (8-12): The Rockets have talent and could give Gar-den City a tussle Wednesday night m the Franklm district This team had Salem on the ropes earlier the season and has the capacity to be a spoiler

K N O T S L A N D I N G

Livonia Churchil l (9-11): The Chargers, possessing some fine athletes, have been up and down all season H they execute they can give teams trouble, bul at Frank-lin. i t 's a longshot Churchill received a first-round bye. but it was no bargain

Farmington Harr ison (3-17): The Hawks are at the bottom of the barrel in the 12-school Western Lakes League, but cou ld be competitive in a weak district field at Borgess Sophomore center Heather Hopkins, as always, is the key

2 1 J U M P S T R E E T *

Plymouth Christian (15-5): The Eagles didn't catch a break m the Class D district at Auburn Hilis-Oakland Christian The host team has only one loss and Oakland Catholic is 14-6 Plymouth Christian, which opens Tuesday with Bloomfield Hills Roeper. needs to jump to another district

RESCUE 9 f l

Lutheran Westland (15-5): The Warri-ors. behind sharpshooter Stephanie Locks, are a decent team in Class C. but their district draw at Detroit DePorres is a nightmare First, they must get through Catholic League playoff qualifier Royal Oak Shrine and either host DePorres or Birmingham Country Day That's a little too much to ask

Redford St Agatha (4-13): The Aggies meet Monday's Shrine-Lutheran West-land winner on Tuesday at DePorres There's not much more you can say

E M P T Y N E S T

Westland Huron Valley Lutheran (8-11): I hope Huron Valley coach Harvey Kightlinger knows what he's getting into The Hawks' first-rqund foe, host Allen Park Inter-City Baptist, sports a 15-3 record Say no more

M U R D E R . S H E W R O T E

Livonia Clarencevllle (3-14): It's been tough sledding this season for the Tro-ians. who opened their season with a 54-26 loss to Harrison and should end their season Tuesday against Thurston with an-other lopsided defeat

Eagles win by 63 points Plymouth Christian Academy wrapped up-a successful regular season

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Junior center Jenny Moore was one of four Eagles in double figures, pour-ing in 20 points and grabbing 11 rebounds.

Junior forward Jill Butler contributed 13 points, while senior guard Tamara Tilly and junior forward Chris tin Thomason each added 11.

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CLASS A « LIVONIA FRANKLIN

Monday, Nov 12: (A) UvonW Franklm rt <B) Wayna Memorial, 6 3 0 p m

Wadnaaday, Nov 14: Gardan Crfy w Westland John Glenn. 5 30 p .m. . Livonia CfturcMI vs A - 8 mnnna». 7 p.m. -

Friday, Nov 16: Champianahlp final. 1 p m (Winner advances lo (he Southhald M«flt> regional v * Detroit Caaa Teen dNIilcl criampion )

al REOfORD UNION Monday. Nov 12: (A) Recti or o U n o n n

(Bj Detroit Henry Ford. 7 p m .

Tuesday Nov 13: Farmngton v» Souttv hald. 7 p m

Wadnaaday, Nov 14. Delrort Ftedlord v* A-8 «nrmer f p m

Friday. Nov 1« Cnamownsrap final, 7 p m i w<nr<er advances to tt>e SouthheW re-gional vs Dearborn EOsel Ford dwnct champion >

at NORTHVILLE Monday. Nov 12 (A) NorthvUle vt IB)

Livonia Ladywood. 7 p m Wednesday. Nov. 14: Plymouth Canton

vs Plymouth Salem, 6 3 0 p m . . Livonia Ste-venson vs A-B winner. 6 15 p.m.

Friday. Nov 16: Champonship trial. 7 p m (Winner advances to the Trenton HtgTi regional vs Woodhaven tSstnct chamoon )

• I WALLED LAKE WESTERN

Monday. Nov 12: (A) Waned Lake Western (B) North Farmmglon 7 30 p m.

Wednesday Nov 14 Now vs Wailed l a k e Central, 7 p m Farmmgton HHIs Mer-cy vs A-8 winner 8 30 p m

Friday. Nov 16 Championsn® final 7 30 p m l Winner advances to the South-he«J-lathrup regional v» Southfield-Lathrup district Champion )

CLASS B . at REDFORD BISHOP BORGESS

Tuesday Nov 13 (A) Lrvoma Ciarence-vi#e vs (B) Redford Thurston. 5 p m , (C) Redford Bishop Borgess vs (D) Detroit Do-minican. 7 p m ^

Thursday Nov 15 Farmington Harrison vs A-B winner 5 p m . Dearborn Heights Crestwood vs C-D winner 7 p m

Saturday. No« 17 Championsh«p final. 2 C m !Wmne» advances to the Madtscr Heights Madison regional vs St Clair Shores South Lake district champion )

C L A S S C at DETROIT OePORRES

Monday Nov 12 (A) Lutheran West-

land vs (B) Royal Oak Shrine. 6 p m . (Cl Detrort DePorres vs. (D) Southfield Chrs-han 7 30 p m

Tuesday. Nov 13 Redford St Agatha vs A-B winner 7 p m

Wednesday Nov 14 Birmingham-De-troit Country Oey vs C-D winner 7 p m

Fnday. Nov ' 6 Championship final. 7 p m (Winner advances to the Petersburg-Summertieid regional vs Birssfieid district champion )

CLASS D at ALLEN PARK INTER-CITY

Monday. Nov 12: (A) Allen Park inter-city Baptist vs (B) Westland Huron Valley Lutheran 6 p m . (C) Wyandotte Mount Ca-met vs (D) Detroit St Mary of Redford 7 3 0 p m

Tuesday Nov 13: TayW Baptist Park Christian vs A-B wmner 6 p m Taylor Light and Life Christian vs C-D winner. 7 30 p.m.

Friday. Nov 16 Championship final 7 p m (Wmner advances to the Allen Park inter-Oty Baptist 'eg«onai vs Auburn Hills-Oakland Christian district champion)

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• SOCCER TRYOUTS

Tbe East-West Soccer Ambassa-dors, a national amateur athletic or-ganization which selects players be-tween the ages of 11 and 19 from across the country to compete inter-nationally. will conduct try outs in Michigan this month.

The sessions will be 4 30-610 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 17, at Kick'ii Around in Kalamazoo. 10 a m. to noon Sun-day. Nov. 18, at Cantoo Soccer Dome in Canton and 4-6 p m Sunday. Nov. 18, at total Soccer in Southfield.

Players are asked to bring their own ball and a $15 application fee. For information contact East-West at 216-248-0200.

• U S E D E Q U I P M E N T S A L E

The Canton Parks and Recreation Services is having its Sixth Annual Used Sports Equipment Sale from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. Dec 1, at Canton Corners Shopping Center (Ford and Lilley roads)

Sellers should bring their equip-ment to the site on Thursday, Nov. 29, from 6-9 p.m. to be priced tagged for sale The seller sets price and gets the money, with the exception of 15 percent that goes to Canton Parks and Recreation Ser-vices.

Volunteers will be on hand to do the selling, so tbe owner doesn't have to be present on Dec. 1. Sellers can pick up their money or unsold items between 1 and 2 p.m the day of the sale For information call Bob Dates at 397-5110

• S K I C L U B S I G N - U P

Registration for the Plymouth-Canton Ski Club will take place 4-8:30 p.m. Thursday. Nov. 15. in the Canton High School cafeteria The fee is $60

All students registering on this day will be guaranteed a club mem-bership. Therefore, there is no need for everyone to be present right at 4 p.m. The club is open to all sixth through 12th graders who reside in the Plymouth-Canton School Dis-trict

The club travels to Mount Brigh-ton every Friday and Saturday even-ings except during holidays The fee covers all transportation, chaperooe costs, four advance tow tickets and lessons

For information call the Commu-nity Education Office at 451-6660

• STATE CUP SWEEP

The Livonia V s Michigan Hawks girls soccer teams made it a clean sweep of the Michigan State Youth Soccer Association state cup cham-pionships held Oct. 27 at Jaycee Park in Livonia.

All members of the Livonia YMCA Premier Soccer Club and affiliated with the Livonia Premier Soccer. League, the Hawk swept the under 19. -17 and -16 age-group titles

The 73 Hawks defeated Kalama-zoo TKO, 4-0, while the 74 Hawks unloaded oo the Lansing Capitol-Area Soccer league Cosmos, 7-0.

The "75 Michigan Hawks clinched their division with a 3-1 triumph over the East Detroit Express

All three Hawks teams will travel next July to compete in the Midwest Region II Championships in Sioux Falls. S D The nationals will be in Omaha. Neb

• WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

The City of Plymouth Parks and Recreation Department will offer a women's basketball league this year The entry fee is $300 for a 12-game schedule, plus $5 per non-resident.

Each team is allowed up to 10 non-residents on its roster The roster limit is 12 players. Games will be played Monday nights with the possibility of an occasional Thursday game There is a six-team limit.

'Registration begins the week of Nov 12 for new teams League play will begin the week of Dec. 3. For information call Tom Willette at 455-6620

• SOCCER CHAMPS /

• The Michigan Lazers 75, affili-ated with the Livonia Family Y. re-cently won the Michigan Youth Soccer League Boys 16 (Premier Di-vision) title with a 10-0, outscoring their opponents by a combined score of 52-2

Members of the Lazers 75, coached by Bill Emero, include goal-ie Jason Emero. Chris Skover. Bill" Binkiewicz, Dave Binkiewicz, Doug Hammond. Tim Graves. Jason Cor-ney. Dan Brody, Matt Borden. Charles Price, Joi Hazinski. Jeremy Pmard, Paul Skocrylas, Brian Col-lier. Brian Killian. Tom MacDonald and Seam us Rustin. Ron Coraey is the assistant coach.

• Tbe Livonia Y Strikers, an un-der-10 girls soccer team, recently won the Western Suburban Soccer League crown with an 8-0 record

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Monday. N o v m b f 12. 1990 OtE • SC I

As space permits, the Observer A E c c e n t r i c Newspapers will print without charge announce-ments of class reunions. Send the information to Reunions, Observ-er & E c c e n t r i c Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150. Please include the date of the r e u n i o n and the first and last name of at least one contact person and a telephone number.

• ANDOVER

Tbe class of 1971 is planning a eunion. For information, call (800) 307-0010.

• BIRMINGHAM BALDWIN

The class of 1941 will have a re-union a t 6:30 p.m. Friday, June 21, 1N1, a t the Birminghan Community House. For information, call Pat ty Ljswis, 644-2095, or Ginny Turner, 646-4981;

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• BIRMINGHAM G R O V E S

Tbe class of 1980 will bold its re-union Friday, Nov. 23, at tbe Troy Hilton inn, Troy. For more informa-tion, call 549-5630.

• Tbe class of 1971 will have a reunion Aug. 10, 1991, at tbe Kings-ley Inn, Bloomfield Hills. For infor-mation, write Reunion Planners, P.O. Box 291, Mount Clemens 48046, or call 465-2277 or 263-6803.

I • BIRMINGHAM SEAHOLM

The class of 1971 will have a re-union Saturday, July 13,1991, a t the Northfield Hilton, Troy. For more information, call (800) 397-0010.

; • The class of 1980 will bold its reunion Saturday, Dec. 22, a t Fair-lane Manor in Dearborn For more information, call (800) 397-0010.

• Tbe class of 1985 will have a reunion a t 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 24, at the Community House, Bir-mingham. Cost is |25. For informa-tion, call Tom Hartle, 647-2674.

S BLOOMFIELD HILLS

Tbe class of 1965 will bold its re-union July 14,1991. For more infor-mation, call (800) 397-0010.

• D E A R B O R N

Tbe class of 1953 will bold its re-union Friday, Nov. 23. For more in-formation, call (800) 397-0010.

• D E A R B O R N EDSEL F O R D

The class of 1981 is planning a re-union for 1991. For more informa-tion, call (800) 397-0010.

• DEARBORN F O R D S O N

The class of 1956. For more infor-mation, call Diane (Stephens) Rader, 563-9224, or Dolores (Wojdk) Loos, 582-5254.

• Tbe class of 1941 will have a reunion Friday, Aug. 2, 1991, a t St. Clement Hall, Dearborn. For more information, call Dale Johnson, 336-3191.

• DEARBORN HEIGHTS RIVERSIDE

Tbe class of 1980 will have a re-union Saturday, Nov. 23. For infor-mation, call Jady Neam Folk, 427-8343.

• DETROIT C A S S TECH

• The class of 1970 will hold its re-union Friday, Nov. 23, at tbe Roo-siertail in Detroi t For more infor-rOation, call 534-6424 or 835-6350.

4 DETROIT CODY

The January Class of 1966 will have a reunion April 6,1991. For in-formation, call Dolly, 478-4364.

• D E T R O I T C O M M E R C E _

' Tbe classes and staff of 1937-39 jpe planning a reunion for the Spring 1191. For information, call Vlnita (Riley) Morton, 545-2511, or RJta (Scaglion) Pavlick, 777-7657.

• DETROIT COOLEY

Tbe January and June classes of 1165 will bold a reunion Friday, Nov. 21, a t the Novi Hilton. For more in-formation, call Lynn and Bob Riv-ets, 981-5185, or Greg and Maria Campagna. 684-2886

DETROIT E A S T C A T H O L I C

class of 1970 will hold its re-Friday, Nov. 23. For more in-

itkm, call Ron Williams, 526-

Warren Chateau Hall, Warren. For more information, call 746^9643.

• The classes of 1964-67 will have a reunion Saturday, April 27, 1991, at the Warren Chateau Hall, Warren. For information, call Rita Whitley, 746-9643.

• DETROIT MUMFORD

Tbe class of 1970 will hold its re-union Saturday, Nov. 24. For more information, jcall Cill, 255-4254, or 20274 Chapel, Detroit 48219.

• Tbe class of 1960 will bold its reunion Saturday, Nov. 24, at the Sheraton Southfield Hotel. For more information, call Rosie Meckler Schussel, 355-2270, or C a r o l s ? e n s

• DETROIT HENRY F O R D

Tbe class of 1975 Is planning a re-uaton. For more information, send a »6|f-addressed stamped envelope to m m k m , P.O. Box M l , Hamburg. Mkh 48139

• • Tbe J i of 1971 a re planning a reunion. For nfere information, call Gail, 453-«|1S, or Mary, 539-8693

• Tbe classes at 196*41 will ttve • reunion June 29, 1991, a t tbe TVoy Marr io t t For more lafonna-tlsn, call Fred Mangel 464-3163

# DETROIT MACKENZIE

The classes of 1967-1962 will have a i n Saturday, Dec 1, at the

Rosenberg, 532-7112.

• DETROIT NORTHERN

The classes of 1963-1967 will hold a reunion Saturday, Sept 21,1991, at the Warren Chateau Hall, Warren. For more information, call 746-9643.

• DETROIT NORTHWESTERN

The class of 1941 will have a re-union Sept. 6,1991, at tbe Northfield Hilton Hotel, Tcoy^For information, call 465-2277 or 263-6803.

• DETROIT REDFORD

Tbe January and June classes of 1951 will hold a reunion Sept. 28, 1991, at tbe Kingsley Inn, Bloomfield Hills. For more information, call Pa t Smith, 356-1866, Judy Robertson Neihoff, 626-6643, or Bob McGuigan, 19561 Mariner Ct., Northville 48167 or 348-1113.

• Tbe January and June classes of 1971 are planning a reunion O c t 5,1991, at Roma Hall In Livonia. For more information, call Wendy Maine Sielaff, 459-3041, or Kathy Roth Ma jawskas, 673-7386.

• Tbe January and June classes of 1940-41 will have a reunion May 19, 1991, at Roma's of Bloomfield. For more information, call Bob Johnson, 525-6671, or Virgene Jones Wright, 685-3913.

• DETROIT S O U T H E A S T E R N

The class of 1981 is planning a re-union. For more information, call Demetria Johnson, 343-0486, or write P.O. Box 241043, Detroit 48224-1938.

• DETROIT VANDENBERG ELEMENTARY

A reunion will be held at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 24, a t Vandenberg School. For information, call 682-1022.

• EISENHOWER

The class of 1980 will bold its re-union Friday, Nov. 23. For more in-formation, call 465-2277.

• FARMINGTON

Tbe class of 1940 is planning a re-union. For more information, call 476-7687 or 474-1745.

• FARMINGTON HARRISON

The class of 1980 will have a re-union Saturday, Nov. 24. For infor-mation, call Donna Lombardi, 255-1216, Ted Kallgren, 626-0591.

• GARDEN CITY

The class of 1965 is planning a re-union. For more information, call Judy, 421-1811 (after 2 pjn.), or Carol, 261-0360 or 454-4054.

• The class of 1956 is planning a reunion. For more information, call Gloria. 422-7777, or Jean, 427-6451.

• GARDEN CITY E A S T

The class of 1975 will bold its re-union Saturday, Nov. 24, Holiday Inn, Farmington Hills. For more in-formation, call (800) 397-0010.

• G R O S S E POINTE

The class of 1959 is planning a re-union. For more information, call Tom Teetaert, 543-2205.

• G R O S S E POINTE NORTH

Tbe class of 1980 will bold its re-union Saturday, Nov. 24. For more information, call (800) 397-0010.

• G R O S S E POINTE SOUTH

Tbe class of 1980 will bold its re-union Friday, Nov. 23, at the Detroit Yacht Club, Detroit. For more infor-mation, can (800) 397-0019.

• HAMTRAMCK

Tbe January and June classes of 1945 and 1946 will hold a reunion April 21, 1991, a t the American Pol-ish Cultural Center, Troy. For more information, call Art Skorupski, 755-2940, BUI Hapiuk, 937-3229, Henry GoUta, 279-3711. or Clara Jablonski Hylenski. 563-3478.

• HARDING ELEMENTARY JUNIOR HIGH

Tbe class of 1961 will bold a ru-untoo in July 1991. For more infor-mation, call June La Pierre Weaver at 525-2695.

• HOWELL

Tbe class of 1970 will have a re-union Saturday, Nov. 24, a t the Knights of Columbus Hall in Howell. For more information, call Dan Wolff, (517) 546-5906, or Schuster ' s , 455-4348.

• IMMACULATA

The class of 1968 will hold its re-union Saturday, Nov. 24. For more information, call 773-8820.

• JOHN GLENN

The class of 1981 will bold its re-union in 1991. For more information, call (800) 397-0010.

• The class of 1971 is planning a reunion. For information, call Mike, 454-4674, or Peggy, 981-4723.

• JOHN KENNEDY

Tbe class of 1970 is planning a re-union. For more information, wri te 1970 The Class Reunion, P.O. Box 805, Northville 48167-0805.

• LAKE ORION

The class of 1980 will hold its re-union Nov. 23. For more informa-tion, call (800) 397-0010.

• LAMPHEER -

The class of 1980 will bold its re-union Friday, Nov. 23. For more in-formation, call (800) 397-0010.

• LIVONIA BENTLEY

The class of 1965 is planning a re-union. For more information, <call Sandy (Brumm) Rock wood, 591-0783, or Gloria (Schalek) Gurney, 478-0259.

• The class of 1976 is planning a reunion. For more information, call Steve Dutcher, 425-3909. or Cheryl (Adams) Magalski, 422-8419.

• LIVONIA FRANKLIN

Tbe class of 1980 will bold its re-union Friday, Nov. 23, Laurel Manor, Livonia. For more informa-tion, call Lori Tochman, 427-7193, or Ron Picard, 462-0106.

• LIVONIA LADYWOOD

The class of 1966 is planning a re-union. Send name, address and tele-phone number to Toni (Maniaci) Knechtges. Dept. 2000, P.O. Box 39114, Redford 48239.

• LIVONIA S T E V E N S O N

The class of 1971 is planning a re-union. For more information, call 464-6020, 478-0813.

• Tbe class of 1981 is planning a reunion. For more information, call (800)397-0010.

• LST ASSOCIATION

The LST Association will hold a reunion in September 1991 in New Orleans. For information, call (800) 228-5870, or Bob Garner, (409) 579-3732.

• OAK PARK

The class of 1960 will hold its re-union Saturday, Nov. 24. For more information, call Charlotte (Wise) Berman, 352-5555.

• The class of 1980 will have a reunion Saturday, Nov. 24, a t tbe Troy Marriott For information, call Pam, 443-5419, or Judy, 932-1877.

• OUR LADY OF S O R R O W S

Tbe class of 1970 is planning a re-union. For more information, call Kerry Feiten, 453-0043, or Nancy Theisen, 227-2180.

• Tbe class of 1971 is planning a reunion for August 1991. For more information, call Theresa Regan, 459-2371, Jayne Toomey Henderson, 471-0496, or Ten Edwards Lynn, 437-6380.

• PLYMOUTH

The class of 1971 will have a re-union Saturday, July 6, 1991, at the Novi Hilton Inn. For more informa-tion, call Pam Cunningham. 347-5632, Phyllis Maycock, 453-6036, Ted Pulker, 788-0621, or Brenda Johnson, 455-5364.

• PLYMOUTH C A N T O N

Tbe class of 1981 is planning a re-union. For more information, call (900) 397-0010.

• PLYMOUTH SALEM

Tbe class of 1981 is planning a re-union For information, call (900) 397-0010.

• PONTIAC NORTHERN

The class of I960 will hold its re-union Saturday. Nov. 24. For more information, call (900) 397-0010.

• REDFORD UNION

Tbe January and June classes of

• R O C H E S T E R

The class of 1950 is planning a re-union. For more information, call Dick Brode, 651-1124, or Duane Pel-tier. 651-7550.

s Tbe class of 1980 is planning a reunion. For more information, call Craig Barnhart, 647-2809, or Matt Hare, 651-2020.

• ROMULUS

Tbe class of 1971 is planning a re-union. For information, call De-borah, 981-3266 af te r 6 p.m.

• R O O S E V E L T

The class of June 1970 is planning a reunion. For more information, call (after 6 p.m.) Mary Jo. 282-2897, or Alana, 282-4494.

• ROSARY

The class of 1966 is planning a re-union. For more information, write Nina Sinatra Hric, 7123 Buckthorn, West Bloomfield 48033.

• ROYAL OAK

The January and June classes of 1941 will have a reunion Sept 14, 1991, at the Somerset Inn, Troy. For information, call Harry Blair, 549-8230, or Bob Dondero, 542-8151.

• ROYAL OAK D O N D E R O

The January class of 1959 is plan-ning a reunion. For more informa-tion, call Carl Hoops. 852-7875.

• ROYAL OAK KIMBALL

The class of 1963 is planning a re-union. For more information, write The class Reunion, CBC, Box 287, Ortonville 48462.

s The class of 1979 will hold its reunion Sunday, Dec. 23. For more information, call (800) 397-0010.

s The class of 1971 will bold its reunion in 1991. For more informa-tion, call (800) 397-0010.

• ROYAL OAK SHRINE

The class of 1980 will bold its re-union Saturday, Nov. 24, Farinas, Berkley. For more information, call Cindy Walsh Dillon, 288-1115.

s The class of 1985 will hold its reunion Thanksgiving 1990. For more information, call Kathy Jar-din, 288-6830.

• ST. A L P H O N S U S

Tbe class of 1980 will have a re-union Saturday, Nov. 24, a t S t Sarkis Hall. For more information, call 398-2226.

• ST. ANDREW ELEMENTARY

School reunion/open bouse is being planned. For more informa-tion, write Holy Family Regional School. 1240 Foringlewood, Roches-ter 48063, 654-1234, or Karen Moosekian, 652-2561. —

• ST. MICHAEL O F PONTIAC

All-student reunion is planning a reunion. For more information, call Sheila O'Connor Damiano, 565-4054, or Mildred Hensel Reeve, 853-7535, or Box 214735, Auburn Hills 48361.

• ST. GREGORY

An all-class reunion, honoring the Class of 1955, will be held Saturday, Dec. I. For information, call Fran Hammond, 532-0167.

• ST. PATRICK, WYANDOTTE

The classes of 1950-51 will bold a reunion Friday, Nov. 23, Wyandotte Yacht Club. For more Information: Rose Ann (Maureen) DeSana, 282-0484, or Richard Rolling, 671-1211.

• SCHULZE ELEMENTARY

The class of 1955 will have a re-union Saturday, Nov. 24. For more information, call 682-1463.

• SOUTHFIELD

The class of 1971 will bold its re-union in 1991. For more information, call (800) 397-OOfO.

• SOUTHFIELD-LATHRUP

Tbe class of 1980 will hold its re-union Saturday, Nov. 24, at the Hyatt Regency, Dearborn. For more infor-mation, call 746-7200 or write the Class of 1980, Suite 101, 19785 W. 12 Mile, Southfield 48076.

• STERLING HEIGHTS

The class of 1980 is planning a re-union. For more Information, call 689-6528 or 1-294-9218.

• THURSTON

The class of 1970 is planning a re-union. For more information, call Debbie, 937-1348:

s Tbe class of 1975 will hold its reunion Friday, Nov. 23. For more information, call Lynne Graff-Headapohl, 462-1829. ,

• TROY

The class of 1975 will hold its re-union Saturday, Nov. 24, at the Knights of Columbus Hall, Clawson.

For more information, call Richard, 373-9058, or Linda. 585-4392.

• TROY A T H E N S

Tbe class of 1981 Is planning a re-union for 1991. For more informa-tion. call (BOO) 397-0010.

• WALLED LAKE CENTRAL

The class of 1975 will bold its re-union Saturday, Nov. 24. For more informatior, call Ann (Galarneau) Long, 360-0583, or Joanie (Stewart) Paulson, 420-2914.

• WARREN

The class of 1980 will bold its re-union Friday, Nov. 23. For more in-formation, call (800) 397-0010.

• WARREN W O O D S

The class of 1980 will bold its re-union Friday, Nov. 23. For more in-formation, call (800) 397-0010.

s The class of 1975 (with Tower High) will hold a reunion Saturday, Nov. 24, Gourmet House, S t Clair Shores. For more information, call 776-9461.

• W A T E R F O R D TOWNSHIP

Tbe class of 1970 is planning a re-union. For more information, write The class of 1970, P.O. Box 1674, Pontiac 48056.

• W A T E R F O R D KETTERING

The class of 1970 will hold its re-union Saturday, Nov. 24. For more information, call 773-8820.

• W A T E R F O R D MOTT

Tbe class of 1980 is planning a re-union. For more information, call (800)397-0010.

• WAYNE MEMORIAL

Tbe class of 1965 will bold its re-union Saturday, Nov. 24. For more information, call Janice (Vickers) F luhar t 729-4927.

• W E S T BLOOMFIELD

Tbe class of 1975 will have its re-union at 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 24, at the Troy Marriott Hotel, Troy. Tick-ets cost 920 per person. For more in-formation, call Patti Corbin Nelson, 373*2431, Janet Genn, 682-4295, Cheryl Hall, 643-9000, or Jane McDonald Pohl, 855-9107.

s Tbe class of 1985 will have a reunion a t 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 23, at Mitch's II. For Information, call 995-5884

T h e H o m e t o w n a n d O b s e r v e r a n d Eccen t r ic "Creat ive Living" section has the largest selection of suburban display real estate ads in the metro area.

1941 are planning a reunion for July 1991. For more information, call 797-6909 or (517) 935-7837

• HAZEL PARK s The class of 1M1 Is planning a The class of 1990 la a rw- reunion. For more information, call

union For more t n f « £ m S R call Brian M ^ N a m a r a . A00) 997-0919. t r i d a (Mulka) Bart oweliff, 455-7747.

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BIRMINGHAM, FARMINGTON, SOUTHFIELD Phone 538-4884 or 573-2523 Birmingham T/Ms- 2nd & 4th Tues. 6:30 p.m., COMMUNITY HOUSE, 280 S. Bates, Birmingham. Windbaggers- Every Thur. 6:30 p.m., SVEDEN HOUSE, 31830 Grand River, Farmington. Federal Mogul T/Ms- 2nd & 4th Thur 12 noon, 26555 Northwestern Hwy., Southfield. NCA Voices/Excellence- 2nd & 4th Tues., 5:00 p.m., 17330 Northland Parte Ct., Southfield. Lawrence Tech U.- Every Thur 6:00 p.m., 21000 W. 10 Mile, #E-159, Southfield. Northwestern- Every Mon. 6:30 p.m, FRANKLIN CLUB Apts Ubrary, 20630 Franklin, Southfield.

REDFORD, WESTLAND, WAYNE Phone 561-8853 or 455-1635 Dearborn Dynamics- Every Tue. 6:30 p.m., RAMS HORN, Plymouth & Telegraph Rds* Redford, Holy Smokemasters- Every Thur. 6:30 p.m., DENNY'S, 7725 N. Wayne Rd. Westland The Advocates- Every Thur. 6:00 p.m., OMEGA, 34824 Michigan Ave., Wayne.

BLOOMFIELD, ANN ARBOR Phone 363-3600 or 434-6369 Jewish Community Center- Every Tue. 7:30 p.m., 6600 W. Maple Rd., West Bloomfield. v. Huron Valley- Every Mon. 6:30 p.m., MICHIGAN LEAGUE, 227A Engals (N. Univ.), Ann Arbor. Washtenaw- Every Thur. 7:00 p.m., DENNY'S, 3310 Washtenaw Ave., Ann Arbor. Dominos Farms- Every Wed 6:00 p.m., 30 Frank Uoyd Wright Dr., Arm Arbor.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Contact A.l. Moore ATM 422-8364, B. Boylan ATM 538-4884, D. Renaud ATM 494-2893

A recent ecology presentation to a group of Girl Scout Leaden remind-ed me that while the S R'b a re im-portant. there are a number of a reas we should be working on to promote a cleaner, healthier environment: 1. Prevent Possible Pollution

Limit the use of hazardous house-hold products, such as cleaners, in-secticides, and aerosols and dispose of these products correctly.

Save household and car batteries for collection at a recycling center or hazardous collection day. Switch to rechargable batteries.

Limit tbe use of fertilizers and pesticides — particularly near lakes, streams and ponds

Plant trees to absorb carbon diox-ide and reduce tbe greenhouse ef-f ec t 1 Reduce Yard Waste

Cut the lawn more frequently and leave the clippings on the lawn. They do not promote thatch.

Start a backyard compost pile with leaves, grass clippings, food waste (no meat products).

Use less fertilizer and pesticides

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I f you don't bag the clippings, you will automatically need less.

Use low maintenance groundcov-ers to reduce lawn size 3. Conserve Energy

s Car: Drive less by combining trips, car-

pooling, using mass transit, riding a bike.

Keep the car engine tuned up and tires properly inflated for greater fuel efficiency.

s Home Appliances: Reduce clothes dryer operation.

Hang items up to air dry (it will in-crease the humidity in the bouse also).

Turn off television, radios, lights when leaving a room.

Select appliances with a high ener-

gy efficiency rating. Turn down the' thermostat in win-

ter, turn up the thermostat during the summer.

s Home Maintenance: Add insulation to walls and ceil-

ing. Rave the furnace checked and

cleaned annually. Change tbe filters regularly.

Use landscaping to shade the home in summer and let the sun through in winter. 4. Water Conservation

Use cold water to wash clothes whenever possible.

Use faucet aerators and low-flow shower heads

Put a plastic jug of water in the toilet tank to reduce the water used

with each flush. Insulate the hot water tank and

pipes Turn off water while shaving,

brushing teeth, washing dishes, etc. Shorten shown-time.

5. Promote Conservation Practices Encourage environmental educa-

tion and pract ices in the schools. Complain to store managers and

manufacturers about wasteful prod-ucts and packaging.

Avoid buying "disposables" and over-packaged producs.

Rent, ra ther than buy, tools and equipment.

Join and/or support local environ-mental groups.

Support and vote for candidates with good environmental records

Be a role model for family and friends.

The Consumer Maiibag answers„ your questions. Address matl to The Consumer Mailbag, Concern Detroit, One Kennedy Square, 4th Floor. Detroit, MI 48226

ATTCNTION HCRMAN'S CUSTOMERS:

The Store Rddresses On the bock cover of our circulor a p p e a r i n g in t o d a y ' s neuuspoper a re incorrect, they should b e as foilouus:

- BIRMINGHAM: 1 3 M.le & S o u t h e d , fids. • TROV 268 John R. Road • HARPCR WOODS: €ostlood Center • SAGINAUJ: SOQIOOUJ Square • ST€RUNG HCIGHTS: Lokes.de Mai! • TOL€DO OHIO: Talmadge Plaza • FUNT: Genesee Va'ley Mail • D€ARBORN: fairiang TOUH" Ce ter • NOV!: Tujelve OOKS MAI '

• LANSING: • ANN ARBOR: ihoppmg Center

lUCSTLAND: UJestiand Crossim. Shopping Center SOUTHGAT6: Dw Toledo Rood

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MHS program features pet baths, photos Pets can be groomed and have

their picture taken with Santa Claus during the Michigan Humane Soci-ety's annual Dog Wash, 10 a m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 18, at the MHS Shelter, 37255 Marquette. Westland.

Baths and blow-dries will cost $10-$50 depending upon tbe size of tbe dog and condition of its c o a t Nail trims are an additional $5. Reserva-tions must be made..

After grooming, pets can have a Polaroid snapshot taken with Santa. Photos are $5, proceeds will be do-nated to the MHS. No appointments are necessary for photos.

A bake sale, c r a f t sale and MHS T-

shirt sale will also be featured. MHS Christmas cards will- also be avail-able. Reservations can be made, and additional information is available, by calling 721-7SOO.

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No charge for consu l t a t ion . VISA, M a s t e r C a r d , a n d m o s t i n s u r a n c e accep ted .

G e n e r a l d e n t i s t r y for c h i l d r e n a n d a d u l t s , i n c l u d i n g c l e a n i n g , x-rays . f i l l i n g s , c o s m e t i c b o n d i n g , e x t r a c t i o n s , c r o w n s , b r i d g e s : a n d part i* ! d e n t u r e s .

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GOOD Overcrowded landfills. Garbage

barges no one wan t s to deal with. Terminal t rash .

News. Bad news.

- The good • news? More and more people, bus inesses and industr ies are finding ways to recycle.

It takes more t h a n 6 .000 tons of newsprint each year to print The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers plus a n u m b e r of o ther publications, so we're doing a n u m b e r of things to help the solid was te si tuation:

1. For yea r s we've sold ou r was te newsprint to a recycling firm.

2. 25% of the newsprint we print on is recycled a n d we're increasing this amoun t by ano the r 25% this year.

W e don't cover world news, but we care about the world.

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3. O u r employees have b e g u n to routinely p u t officer pape r (memos, c o m p u t e r paper , was te copy paper) in recycle b i n s ins tead of was t e baske t s .

Of course , we still deliver t h o u s a n d s of n e w s p a p e r s twice each week. It's our b u s i n e s s to bring you news of your local government , schools, spor t s scene and c o m m u n i t y events; the n e w s you need to know.

And when you ' re finished reading y o u r hometown n e w s p a p e r t h S ^ a re p laces tha t will recycle them.

We've listed a few for you on th i s page b e c a u s e we t h ink recycling is Good News.

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Here is a list of recycling centers in or near The Observer Si Eccentric circulation area. Please call the center nearest you for guidance in

preparing your recyclables

LIVONIA LIVONIA RECYCLING CENTER

After Sept . 1 4 - L i v o n i a R e s i d e n t s Only Tuesday through Sa tu rday 9 a .m. - 5 p.m.

Glendale. Eas t of Farmington Road South of the Jef fer ies Freeway

522-1620

Newspapers, glass (clear, green and brown), window glass, tin cans, aluminum . batteries (vehicle only), anti-freeze. motor oil, plastics (coded 1' or '2'). white bond qffice paper and computer paper.

CANTON CANTON RECYCLING

10:00 a .m.-4:00 p.m Fridays 10:00 a.m. - 2 :00 p .m. Sa turdays

42020 Van Bom between Haggecty and Lilley 397-5801

(Newspapers, glass (clear, green and brown), all metaLs including large appliances, batteries (automotive only), cardboard, motor oil. paint (only from Canton Township and Plymouth Township residents). grass clippings (only from Canton Township residents), concrete, bricks, dirt sod (fee may be charged).

WASTE MANAGEMENT WOODLAND MEADOWS

8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - Noon on Saturday

39900 Van B o m between Haggerty and Hannan 326-0993

Newspapers, corrugated cardboard, glass (clear, green and brown, aluminum, tin, plastic (high density Le. milk Jugs and laundry bottles), large appliances.

PLYMOUTH CITY OF PLYMOUTH—RESIDENTS ONLY

4:00 p.m. to 7 :00 p .m Tuesday and Thursday 10:00 a.m. to 4 :00 p.m. Saturday

201 South Main (next to Fire Depar tment behind City Hall)

453-1234

Newspapers, corrugated cardboard, glass (clear, green, brown), tin. aluminum.

CITY OF NORTHVILLE RESIDENTS ONLY—PROOF REQUIRED

NORTHVILLE DPW Wednesday 3:00—7:00 p.m.

Sa turday 11:00 a.m.—5:00 p.m. 6 5 0 Doheny. North of 7 Mile

349-1300

Newspapers, glass (clear, green and brown) tin cans, aluminum.automotive and household batteries, motor oil. plastic milk Jugs

BIRMINGHAM ' BIRMINGHAM RECYCLING CENTER

Open 24 hours , seven days a wetfk. with ass is tance between 11:00 a m . -1 :00 p.m on Sa turdays . Holland Street off E ton (south of Maple)

642-6888 Newspapers, glass (clear, green and brown), tin. aluminum, batteries, plastic (half-gallon or larger or smaller coded '1' to'2'), batteries, (automotive arift household), cordless appliances

FARMINGTON CITY OF FARMINGTON

FARMINGTON AND FARMINGTON HILLS RESIDENTS ONLY 7:30 a .m. - 7.30 p.m. Monday th rough Friday

9:00 a .m. - Noon Saturday and S u n d a y

(West of Farmington Road) 473-7250

Newspapers, glass (clear, green, and brown), batteries, (automotive and household), motor oil. plastic (high

density, te. milk Jugs and laundry bottles)

FARMINGTON HILLS CITY OF FARMINGTON HELLS DPW

FARMINGTON HILLS RESIDENTS ONLY 2 7 2 4 5 Halsted Road. South of 12 Mile

553-8580

Seven days a week, dawn to d u s k Newspapers, glass (clear, green and brown), batteries, (automotive and household), motor oil plastic (coded 1 and 2)

LATHRUP VILLAGE First S a t u r d a y of every month 10:00 a .m. to 2:00 p.m.

19101 Twelve Mile (in f ront of Southfield-Lathrup High School)

* 591-0001

Newspapers, frosted type plastic, motor oil. household and automotive batteries.

REDFORD TOWNSHIP REDFORD TOWNSHIP RECYCLING CENTER

9 : 0 0 a .m.-2:00 p.m. S a t u r d a y s only Inkster Road be tween Jeffr ies Freeway and Plymouth Rd. BF1 T r a n s f e r s t a t i o n (blue building behind Trlco Bandog BldgJ

531-3110

Newspapers (tied, with glossy inserts removed), glass (clear, green and brown), tin cans (rinsed with labels removed), and plastic (coded '1' or '2")

What do an apple, a cow, and a car door have in c o m m o n ? Recycled newspapers play a role in all three. Apple growers in the northwest use recycled newsprint for packing, farmers use it for bedding instead of straw and auto manufacturers use it in car doors. There are many uses for your used newspapers, why not start saving them today?

SOUTHFIELD CITY OF SOUTHFIELD RECYCLING CENTER

Open dawn unt i l dusk 26000 Evergreen

(behind the Civic Cen te r Ice Arena) 354-9180

Newspapers, glass (clear, brown, and green), tin. aluminum, plastic (HDPE only, coded 2'). household batteries only.

TROY CITY OF TROY PUBLIC WORKS FACILITY

Seven days a week. 24 hours 4 6 9 3 Rochester Road, (south of Long.Lake)

524-3399

Newspapers, glass (clear, green and brown, motor oil. automotive and household batteries, plastic (frosted ahd clear). •Six drop off locations for newspapers: Civic Center. Fire Station #3 and U6. Police Station. Suburban Ambulance. Boys and Girls Club on John R and Long Lake Road.

CITY OF NOVI 24-hour d r o p off center

4 5 1 7 5 W. 10 Mile Road (by City Hall) 347-0460

Newspapers, glass (clear, green and brown) tin cans, aluminum, opaque plastic, large appliances accepted 8 a.m - 3 p.m daily and third Saturday of the month 8 a.m. - noon. Appliances accepted at 26300 DelwaL

WATERFORD TOWNSHIP Monday th rough Sa turday

9:00 a .m.—4:00 p.m. Sou theas t c o m e r of M-59 a n d Crescent Lake Road

674-3111

Newspapers, glass.tin cans, aluminum, automotive batteries, motor oil. plastics (coded 1' and 2 ).

WEST BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP / Saturday 10:00 a .m.—3:00 p.m.

2400 Haggerty (South of Pont iac Trail)

682-1200

Newspapers, glass . office paper, tin and aluminum cans. * p las t ics (coded 1 or 2 )

NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS ONLY

24 h o u r s a day. u n m a n n e d s ta t ion by Fire Sta t ion .f 16155 Sheldon Road North of 5 Mile

348-5800

Newspapers, glass (clear, green arid brown) tin cans, aluminum.automotive and household balleries. motor oil. plastic milk Jugs

R E D F O R D TOWNSHIP REDFORD TOWNSHIP RECYCLING CENTER

9.00 a .m. -2 :00 p .m. Sa turdays only Inks te r Road between Je f f r i e s Freeway a n d Plymouth RZT BFI T r a n s f e r s t a t i o n (blue building behind Trim Bandog Bldg J

531-3110

Newspapers (tied, with glossy Inserts removed), glass (dear, green and brown), ttn cans (rinsed with labels removed), and plastic (coded 1' or'21

Note-We h a v ^ made every effort to verily this Informa-tion. If you have any addi t ions or deletions, please call o u r Promot ions Depar tment . 591-2300. extension 441 .

Monday. November 12. 1990 • £ £ (P.C.RtfC

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THE 1950s, THE NUMBER OF NEW HOMES WAS ON THE RISE.

NOW IT'S THE NUMBER OF NEW HOMELESS. EACH YEAR, THERE ARE OVER 25,000 HOMELESS IH SOUTHEASTERH MICHIGAN.

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B U Y IT .

S E L L IT .

F I N D IT .

SECTION

Auto For Sale C,E,F

Help Wanted - E,F

Home & Service Directory f

Merchandise For Sale F

Real Estate E

Rentals E

872 Lincoln 872 Lincoln

MORE CONTINENTAL 1989 - teetfter, load-ed. 10.000 mHea. $14,969

Jack Demmer Ford 721-6560

C L A S S I F I E D S O N P A G E S

TNi classification continued trow Page 11F.

CONTINENTAL 1968 Signature Series" - loadad. $11,990 • Jack Dammar Ford

721-6560 C L A S S I F I E D S

O N P A G E S TNi classification continued trow Page 11F.

MARK v n 1988, LSC. 17.000 iMae. perfect condit ion, axtandad 3 year warranty avalabia. Silver exterior, gray l a a i t w interior Power moon-roo'. alarm. JBL sound system. 115.000. 642-4142

172 Lincoln MARK VB 1990 LSC - only 9.455 rules. sNny Mack, c a l for detals.

n i n e s Park Lincoln-Mercury 45^-2424 ext 400 CONTINENTAL 19S8 Signature.

MARK VB 1990 LSC - only 9.455 rules. sNny Mack, c a l for detals.

n i n e s Park Lincoln-Mercury 45^-2424 ext 400 CONTINENTAL 19S8 Signature.

TOWN CAR. 1984 - Looks I rum great, good Bras. S4.500 Can arte. 5:30pm 522-8745 CONTINENTAL 1 9 M - black, san-

taeerooO leathar. garaoat). « \srp, •4,000 tvery mHes. S12.BO0 648-5461

TOWN CAR. 1984 - Looks I rum great, good Bras. S4.500 Can arte. 5:30pm 522-8745 CONTINENTAL 1 9 M - black, san-

taeerooO leathar. garaoat). « \srp, •4,000 tvery mHes. S12.BO0 648-5461 TOWN CAR, 1985. black, carriage

roof, wire wheals, no rust Realtors car. Asking S4850. 59T-0061 CONTINENTAL. 1989 Signature Se-

ries - Loaded, Hke near condit ion, non-smoker J16.900 540-8666

TOWN CAR, 1985. black, carriage roof, wire wheals, no rust Realtors car. Asking S4850. 59T-0061 CONTINENTAL. 1989 Signature Se-

ries - Loaded, Hke near condit ion, non-smoker J16.900 540-8666 TOWNCAR 1985, white.

sacalsnt condit ion. 51.000 ml,. S7.300 540-9055 CONTINENTAL 1966 Signature Se-

ries. power moonroof . Isafftsr.

WOOD MOTORS 372-7100

TOWNCAR 1985, white. sacalsnt condit ion. 51.000 ml,. S7.300 540-9055 CONTINENTAL 1966 Signature Se-

ries. power moonroof . Isafftsr.

WOOD MOTORS 372-7100

TOWN CAR. 1986 - 44,000 mi . Warranty. Mint condit ion, best offer Muel s a l 795-5177

MARK VB. 1988. LSC - A l options + leatnar seats a moonroof SB OOC Mgtnaay ml.. $ 1 1 J 0 0 . 881-9177

TOWNCAR 1987. min i condition, loadad. naw tires, l u l powar. black, must aaa. 110.500/beet 348-3556

MARK VII 1989 LSC - Fo r t Co car. loaded. S14.989

Jack Dammar Ford 721-6560

TOWN CAR. 1988. Triple Slack! Loadad! 34,000 actual mfcee. Simu-lated convertaMa top. Moon rool. $14,900. C a l day*. 847-9090, evenings. 334-1247

Classiftads .WORK

To Place Your Ad Caa

6 4 4 - 1 0 7 0 5 9 1 - 0 9 0 0 8 5 2 - 3 2 2 2

TOWN CAR 1969 ""SIGNATURE SE-RIES" Low mHes. 2 to cftooee. $17,995.

Jack Dammar Ford 721-6560

Classiftads .WORK

To Place Your Ad Caa

6 4 4 - 1 0 7 0 5 9 1 - 0 9 0 0 8 5 2 - 3 2 2 2

TOWN CAR 1990 - Leather, dual powsr seats, factory power t r i m warranty. $18,500

Mines Park Uncotn Mercury 1 453-2424 ext . 400

874 Marcury CAPRI 1 9 7 8 GMe- 6 cy*K»ar. a u t o m a t i c . l o a d e d . c t t w , many new p a r t * $ 1 5 0 0 . 336-7557

CAPRI 1 9 6 5 . 5 .0 4 6 . 0 0 0 m i l e s $ 4 9 9 5

H u m P a r t Lincoln-Mercury 4 5 3 - 2 4 2 4 ext 400

C O U G A R 1982 - LX. Vfl. Sir. be ige 2 d o o r a m t m s l a r e o . Florida car. ax c l i e n t c o n d i t i o n

C O U G A R 1983. 50 .000 m * n Excel lent Cond i t ion Brown 2-door S 3 . 5 0 0 Cafl 9 U * 3 4 7 3

C O U G A R 1964 Won. low i Ic. air . 82 . : tton. l o o mflaag*-

.395. £ a l

e x c e l s n t cood t -a u t o m a l -379 -1213

C O U G A R 1964 LS. power 6 p o w e r lock*. 5400 mil c o n d i t i o n , $ 2 7 0 0

C O U G A R 1 9 6 5 LS. r ecen t b r akes , • h o c k s , s t ru t s , t u n a up. exceasn t c o n d i t i o n $ 3 4 9 0 453-1751

C O U G A R 1965 LS - Mack /be ige , l o a d a d . g o o d cond i t ion d a y s . 3 5 5 - 5 5 1 1 eves . 662-5

C O U G A R 1965. sha rp . m u d aaa . exce l l en t c o n d i t i o n 1 owner, load-e d $ 4 6 5 0 681-5464

C O U G A R 1986- C » c H e n l condi t ion. 3 9 . 0 0 0 original mUaa. comple t e r , l o a d a d . Michelle Days 943-4828 At tar 6 349 -5158

C O U G A R . 1988 - L o a d a d . c u s t o m t o p . 3 0 . 0 0 0 ml, e x t e n d e d warranty excaOant cond i t ion 19 .500 or b a n of fe r Call a f t a r 10am 728-2352

C O U G A R 1968 - XR7. 5 0 Mar. load-a d . whi te spec ia l edi t ion d e e r coa t , a l a r m , e x c e l l e n t . 35 .000 ml las , $ 1 1 . 7 0 0 6 7 3 - 2 2 3 6 . 883-1398

C O U G A R 1968 ZR7 loadad . m u s t a a a $ 8 , 9 9 5

G O R D O N C H E V R O L E T

O N F O R O ROAD IN GARDEN CITY

458-5250 _ COUGAR 1989 LS 2 dOor. Mack, g ray va lor , lull p o w a r . 22 .000 m i n t . U k a n e w S i 0 , 9 9 5

B O B S E L L E R S PONTIAC 4 7 8 - 8 0 0 0

GRAND MARQUIS. 1966; LS -$ 1 , 5 0 0 N e e d s lowar m a m Baaring. C a n a f t a r 5 p m : 486-3411

GRANO MARQUISE 1965. light b lue adul t o w n e d , wan mainta ined, p r i c e d t o s a l - $5490 459 -2165

GRAND MARQUIS. 1979, 4 door , r e d . g o o d s h a p e . 25 .000 on n a w motor. $ 1 8 0 0 / b e s t 525-8665

GRAND MARQUIS SALE 1 9 8 5 - 1 9 6 8

T b e e e vehic les w a b e displayed on our lot 6 d e a r l y m a r k e d with old a n d near p r t c a e lor y o k * shopp ing

YOU WONT BELIEVE THE NEW PRICES!!

•Bnea P a r t Lincoln Mercury 4 5 3 - 2 4 2 4 axt -400

LYNX x n - 3 1967 R e d . 51 .000 "Wee. $ 4 9 9 5

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 M A R Q U I S 1964 B r o u g h a m . 38 .000 mOea E x t r a c l ean ! $ 2 , 7 9 5 R O B ' S GARAGE, 26100 VII 7 Mae.

538-6547

C O R R A L S A L E

' 8 8 M U S T A N G C O N V E R T I B L E Like New ' 8 4 9 5

' 8 8 M U S T A N G G T 5 Speed, Sunroof ' 8 9 9 5

' 8 7 M U S T A N G L X Sharp * 4 5 9 5

' 8 9 M U S T A N G L X

Auto, Air • 7 2 9 5

' 8 8 M U S T A N G L X

Auto, Air > 6 2 9 5

' 8 9 M U S T A N G G T Like New s 1 0 , 2 9 5

' 8 5 M U S T A N G G T . Save $$ $ 5 9 9 5

' 8 8 M U S T A N G LX 5 . 0

5 Speed, Air $ 7 9 9 5

' 8 9 M U S T A N G G T Low Miles, Black $ 1 0 , 7 9 5

satisfied customers

3 3 3 0 0 F o r d R o a d 4 2 1 - 1 3 0 0 W e s t l a n d 4 2 1 - 1 3 0 0

S74 Mercury GRAND M A R O U t S 1990 " I ! l o a d a d . $ 1 1 . 9 9 0

Jack Demmer Ford 721-6560

GRAND MARQUIS 1963 4 door , c h a r c o a l , l o a d e d $ 2 , 9 9 5

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 MARQUIS. 1963. g o o d condi t ion. 8 0 0 0 0 h ighway miles. $2100

421-0712

MARQUIS 1964. 4 door , V«, new s h o c k s . 6 0 . 0 0 0 mi les , l o a d e d . $ 2 , 9 0 0 Call - 961-5347

MERCURY M A R Q U I S 1986 4 door , l o a d a d . $ 3 , 9 9 5

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 SABLE 1967. JMX limited edi t ion. Whi le , r e d " m a n o r cus tomized , vary low m i l e a g e Altar 8 p m 591-0069

SABLE. 1967 LS. silver, n o n - s m o k e r . In s h o w r o o m cond i -tion. 4 3 , 0 0 0 mi les . $7 ,300 553 -2933

SABLE. 1987 L S - Taupe , 30 ,000 m l . b u c k e t s e a t s , very c l e a n $ 8 , 3 5 0 Can a f t e r 7 p m 682-4552

SABLE 1990 G S - 4 door au tomat ic , 6 c y l . a l r . c r u l a a . t i n $8990

Jack Demmer Ford 721-6560

SABLE 1990 WAGONS. L o a d a d . $ 6 , 9 9 0

Jack Demmer Ford 721-6560

A U T U M N S A L E THE LEA VES ARE FALLING AND SO ARE OUR PRICES!!

1986 NOVA

3 2 9 0

1909 CAVALIER

* 6 9 9 0

1986 FORD F-600

s 7 9 9 0

19<*0 CAPRICE •CLAtSICfi S T A T I O N W A G O W

A

1988 BLAZER 4x4 S-10 TAW0C V« MMBl aaa'

• 9 9 9 0

1986 MONTE CARLO

L^aay See", • • ' •on ' l ' -

• 5 5 9 0

19M CELEBRITY

• 6 9 9 0

SPECIAL PURCHASE

1 9 9 0 PRIZMS Automatic, air.

4 to choose from.

$8990 1987 FORO

STARCRAFT CONVERSION VM

• 9 9 9 0 1988 BLAZER

S-10 4x4 '3Lm7£Zei*'mm

• 1 1 , 9 9 0

21111 TELEGRAPH R0. 4 ftAft SOUTHFIELD O D d " l D U U

T O P A Z LS. 1969 - Excellent condi-t ion. a i r . a m / f t n c a s s e t t e , powar s e a l s , w i n d o w s S locks Cruiae, t i t . White . $ 7 , 0 0 0 . 434-7374

T O P A Z 1965- 4 d o o r , au toma t i c , p o w a r . air . Rea l d e a n & g o o d t r a n s p o r t a t i o n . $ 1950 421-1700

T O P A Z 1966 S p o r t . 4 d o o r . r e d . low mHea. $ 4 , 2 9 5

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 T O P A Z 1987 4 d o o r , cent ra l air $ 3 , 9 9 5

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 T O P A Z 1990 G S - au toma t i c , air . on ly 12 .000 m 8 e s $8995: 3 l o c t r o o s e f r o m

Hknee P a r t Lincoln-Mercury 4 5 3 - 2 4 2 4 e x t 400

875 Niuan DATSUN 19T7 2 8 0 Z Vary n i c e s h a p e , e n g i n e r ecen t l y rebuilt a n d r u n n i n g b a t t e r t h a n ever . Battery a en t i r e muf f le r s y s t e m b r a n d naw. S t o r e d w in t e r s , sl iver wltti sunroof , $ 2 9 0 0 firm. 4 5 1 - 4 2 2 9 e v e s 4 7 1 - 3 4 8 8

NISSAN 1990 300ZX - twin tu rbo , b l a c k , 5 s p a e d , fac tory c h r o m e whea l s , low mi lee

WOOD MOTORS 372-7100

P U L S A R 1984 - Ex t ra s h a r p ! Load-a d p l u e m o o n r o o f . $1 ,599 . TYI«E AUTO 4 5 5 - 5 5 6 6

P U L S A R 1964 NX. spor ty , g o o d run-1 c o n d i t i o n , n o rusJ Sunroof .

$ 1 7 0 0 L e a v e m a a a a g a 346-4469

P U L S A R . 198$, NX. r e d . excel lent c o n d i t i o n , air . AMI

SENTRA 1 9 8 3 - w a g o n . 5 s p e e d air. s t e r e o c a a a a t t e . exce l len t condi t ion, r u n s g r e a t $ 1 9 0 0 / O f f e r 534-4534

876 Oktemobtto CALAIS S E D A N 1990 - Q u a d 4. au -t o m a t i c . air a n d m o r a S a l e pr ice $ 1 0 , 8 5 0

A C T I O N M O T O R S 261-6900

CALAIS S U P R E M E : 1985 Fully e q u i p p e d , inc lud ing sunroof Excel lent r u n n i n g cond i t ion . $ 3 , 0 0 0 C a « 8 7 9 - 7 4 6 8

CALAIS 1965. b m a . totally rebuilt t r a n s m i s s i o n with warranty . M t y

Always r u n s great! . $4 ,300 f i rm d a y s 4 5 1 - 4 2 2 9 awes. 471 -3488

C A L A I S - 1 9 8 7 air . a u t o m a t i c . 2 d o o r , c a s s e t t e , s u n r o o f , cruise . 66 .000 miles , d e a n . $ 4 , 0 5 0 . 540-3822

CALAIS 1987 GT- 4 door loaded , only 18 ,900 maaa . Exes*an t c o n d i t i o n . $ 6 9 0 0 . 375-5324

CIERA 1985 S t a t i o n W a g o n . V6 au-t o m a t i c . $ 2 2 0 0 or b e s t of ter . m u s t s en . 534 -9013

CIERA, 1987. BROUGHAM - 4 cytm-d a r . 4 3 , 0 0 0 mi., exce l len t condit ion $ 5 , 8 0 0 After 5 : 3 0 p m : 682-4432

CIERA 1967 B r o u g h a m - V-6. load-o n e o w n e r , with 15.000 miles)

$ 7 4 8 8 DICK S C O T T DODGE

4 5 1 - 2 1 1 0

C U T L A S S S U P R E M E SALON 1965 2 d o o r s . Mke n e w . ioeded . $ 5 4 9 5

TENNYSON CHEVY 4 2 5 - 6 5 0 0

C U T L A S S S U P R E M E 1989 C o u p e C h o o s e f r o m 2. 1 r e d . 1 blue, g o o d miles , l o a d e d . F r o m $ 8 9 6 8

A C T I O N M O T O R S 261-6900

CUTLASS 1985 CIERA. s m c s l s n t c o n d i t i o n . 5 4 . 0 0 0 mHea. l o a d a d . light b l u e $ 4 , 3 0 0 E v e n s 4 7 1 - 0 4 7 5

C U T L A S S 1986. M o p . V6. Ioeded , b u c k e t s e a l s , a u t o m a t i c . excsHsnt cond i t ion . $ 5 4 0 0 4 3 5 - 5 4 9 4

C U T L A S S 1968 Calais . 4, . e t a s u e grey , exce l l en t mov ing m u e l sen. $7 .777 471 -9043

C U T L A S S 1990 S u p r e m e S I Load-low millsags, exce l len t condi t ion

$ 1 3 . 6 0 0 8 2 8 - 3 7 2 6

DELTA '68 . 1 9 7 8 E x c e l e n l running c o n d i t i o n & b o d y $ l 5 0 0 o r b e e l

* 2 6 1 - 7 6 8 7

DELTA 88 . 1981 - Royl Ic, air . locks , c ru iae . s te reo , de-logge r . e x t r a s N o rue t Vary d e a n

a r $ 2 3 0 0 478-1954

871 Plymouth R E L I A K T T 9 S 4 W a g o n . 4 cy tax teT a u t o m a t i c , air . s t e r e o Realty sha rp 1

$1 ,699 TYME AUTO 4 5 5 - 5 5 6 6

SCAMP. 1975 3 1 8 V-6, 2 d o o r , new e x h u a a t . b r a k e s a r e c a n t m a j o r t u n a u p R u n s g r e a t , b o d y rua led . D e p e n d a b l e $ 4 0 0 2 5 5 - 0 9 3 2

SUNDANCE 1 9 o l - 2 d o o r , au to -met lc . air. low rnHee. Only $ 4 9 9 5

FOX H ILLS Chrys l e r -P lymou th

4 5 5 - 8 7 4 0 9 6 1 - 3 1 7 1

880 Pontiac BONNEVILLE ' 9 9 0 S £ L o a d e d . SH power , exce l len t cond i t ion . 7500 m a e s . $ 1 3 , 6 0 0 or of fe r 7 8 1 - 6 1 9 2

BONNEVILLE. 1989 SSE. b u r g u n -d y / c a m e l l ea ther , l o a d e d , m u s t setfT $ 1 3 , 4 0 0 , • 8 5 5 - 3 9 0 1

BONNEVILLE. 1990. S E - 9 . 900 ml., r ed . l o a d e d with o p t i o n s GM Execu-t ive 's c a r . $ 13. 100 8 3 4 - 2 7 7 8

BONNEVILLE 1971 Conve r t ib l e . 4 5 6 e n g i n e , n e w t i r e s R e a t o r e b l e . $1 ,000 Can a f t e r 8 p m 4 5 8 - 2 0 2 3

BONNEVILLE. 1988 - Excel lent c o n -dition. l o a d e d . 52 .000 mi. $ 5 , 7 0 0 / b e s t 5 4 5 - 4 5 6 1

BONNEVILLE 1990 S S E Ioeded . 7500 m a a a , b e a t orter After 8pm. 3 7 5 - 0 1 0 6

BONNEVILLE 1990 S S E l o a d a d . m o o n r o o f . a l a rm , e x t e n d e d w a r r a n -t y . p h o n e , r a d a r , b l u e / g o l d , $18 ,900 . 4 7 7 - 7 7 9 9

BONNEVILLE 1983 - L o o k s a n d r u n s s u p e r ' G a r a g e k e p t . V6. a u t o -mat ic . $1 ,299 TYME AUTO 4 5 5 - 5 5 6 6

b u r g u n d y . BONNEVILLE 1987 LE $ 6 9 9 5

WOOD MOTORS 372-7100

BONNEVILLE 1987 SE - 4 door , s u p e r l o a d e d . V-6. mue l s e a l Only $ 9 7 9 5 .

TENNYSON CHEVY 4 2 5 - 6 5 0 0

FIERO GT. 1967 m a e e . AM-FM r m u s t s ea ! $ 7 , 0 0 0

d a r t r e d , low r. s u n r o o f .

4 6 2 - 6 5 5 9

H E R O 1985 GT - l o a d e d , low m a e e , t - l o p s . a d j u s t a b l e s u s p e n s i o n , mint , m u s t s e e . $ 5 5 0 0 . 6 7 4 - 1 4 2 6

FIERO 1986. 4 cyl inder , a u t o m a t i c , air. s t e r e o , a l a rm , s u n r o o f , exce l len t condi t ion . $ 4 4 0 0 4 7 7 - 0 7 7 7

FIERO 1967 - a u t o m a t i c , air cond i -tion. s t e r e o , t i t s u p e r s h a r p , p r i ced t o sen $ 3 , 4 9 5

B O B J E A N N O T T E PONT1AC/GMC TRUCK

Plymouth, 453-2500 FIERO 1987 B u r g a n d y m e t a l K . au-tomat i c . air . 3 4 , 0 0 0 mBaa. U k a n e w

BOB S E L L E R S PONTIAC 4 7 8 - 6 0 0 0

FIREBIRD-1979 Formula . T - tope . excel lent cond i t ion ins ide a o u t $1 ,900 4 6 4 - 7 1 6 4

FIREBIRD 1965. g o o d cond i t i on , low maee . a * , s t e r e o $ 3 8 0 0 C a n a f t e r 3 3 0 4 2 7 - 1 6 2 3

FIREBIRD 1965 - a u t o m a t i c . Mr. a m / fm c a a a a t t e . s p o r t whee l ! , d e a n ,

LOU LaRICHE CHEVY/SUBARU

Plymouth Rd - J u a t W e e t of 1-275

453-4600 FIREBIRD 1989 FORMULA - T - t o p s . V-6. l o a d a d . low m l a s . $ 9 9 9 5

TENNYSON CHEVY 4 2 5 - 6 5 0 0 - — f - f

GRANO AM LE 1987. fully l o a d a d . 2 5 . 0 0 0 mHea Flor ida c a r $ 6 5 5 0 or bea t o f te r 3 4 9 - 6 3 9 2

GRANO AM 1985 LE 2 d o o r . S u n -roof . a u t o m a t i c , air . 2 t o n e , c e a -aa t t e . LIKE NEW. $ 2 9 9 5 4 5 6 - 7 1 5 4

GRANO AM 1985 $ 1 7 0 0 . 9 3 . 0 0 0 mtkei S t a v e M a n d e r n a c h , d a y s

GRANO AM, 1966 . l o a d e d , 7 m o n t h war ran ty . E x c a l e n t cond i t ion $ 4 3 0 0 or b a s t 3 4 6 - 7 0 6 5

GRAND-AM 1986 P o w e r s t ee r ing a n d b r a k e s , a u t o m a t i c , air $ 3 , 8 8 5

G O R D O N C H E V R O L E T

O N FORO ROAD IN GARDEN CITY

458-5250 GRANO AM. 1986 SE, v-6 . fully l o a d a d . 33 .000 miles, exce l len t con -dition. $ 6 2 0 0 After 6 p m 3 4 9 - 4 4 9 8

GRANO AM 1987 LE-2 d o o r , l oad-new tires. 7 3 7 - 1 6 3 5

e d . d e a n , h ighway b r a k e s , e x h a u s t , $ 4 7 0 0

G o o d i

au tomat ic , air. V-

1988 CAVAUER

* 6 5 9 0

1985 BUICK 1

CENTURY limited

3 5 9 0 i

1987 MONTE CARLO CL

lo«d*d V8 40 000

* 7 9 9 0

1989 BERETTA GT

8 9 9 0

1989 ASTRO v « . mMv anaaic a I

• 1 1 , 4 9 0

1990 Chevy 4*4 fW

SUB SILVERADO

M 6 . 9 9 0 y j

OELTA 66, 1965 8. only $ 3 4 4 5

FOX HILLS C h r y s l e r - P l y m o u t h

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

0CLTA 8 6 1968 R o y a l s B rougham F£3 . l o a d a d b u r g u n d y , low ml Mint cond i t ion $ 9 , 9 9 5 Evas 626-0707

s a n a . 4 3 . 0 0 0 m a a a U k a n a w * $ 9 « 0

C R E S T W O O D DODGE

4 2 1 - 5 7 0 0 TORONADO 1979 BMck lae the r . M 0 0 0 m a e e $ $ . 2 9 6

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 T O R O N A D O 1966 - 4 1 0 0 0 maes .

s a windows. p o w e r l o c k s S t e r e o r i i n n with

a a a a r U h a n e w 889S0

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

4 2 1 - 5 7 0 0

878 Plymouth CARAVELLE 1966. au to Mr power s t e e r i n g b r a k e s s t e r e o N e e d s en -

536-4132

GRAND AM 1988 LE. 2 d o o r q u s d 4 . a u t o m a t i c , air. c r u i s e . IK. g e g e s . p o w s r . I k e n e w . $ 7 , 1 5 0 o r bea t

S a m - 5 p m o n thru Frt Q262-4354 Alter 5 p m 4 7 7 - 4 4 1 0

GRAND AM 1989 LE Q u a d 4. lent cond i t ion low mHea. m u s t s e a . $ 9 7 0 0 o r b e e t o f te r 4 7 7 - 9 6 9 6

880 Pontiac PONTIAC 6 0 0 0 - 1967, V6. Mr. a m tin c a s s e t t e rear da log . ta t . n o n smoker , d e a n . $ 5 5 0 0 Ask lo r P e t e o r l e e v e m e g

PONTIAC 6 0 0 0 e x c e a s $7200

». LE-50,000

5 4 3 - 7 8 0 0

PONTIAC 8 0 0 0 1986 - 4 d o o r . 4 cyt-xyler EFI, au tomat ic , p o w e r D r a k e s 8 s teer ing, c a s s e t t e s t e r e o . 6 0 . 0 0 0 miles, d e a n $ 3 8 5 0 5 6 5 - 6 6 4 5

SUNBIRD SE 1989 a u t o m a t i c , air .

16 .950 . /bea t

SUNBIRD 1966 convertltole-lent condi t ion , imrnacula ta loadad . a u t o m a t i c $6000 5 5 3 2 2 1 3

SUNBIRO 1967 SE a u t o m a t i c . Mr. c a s s t t e t a p e a n d m o r e S a l e P r toe

BOB SELLERS PONTIAC 476-6000

SUNBIRD 1990 GT. 6000 miles, s u n -roof. au toma t i c . Mr, a m - f m s t e r eo , b lack . I o e d e d . $ 9 6 0 0 7 3 7 - 7 6 2 8

880 Pontiac SUNBiROS 1966 • a u t o m a t i c air . p o w e r s t e e l i n g 6 Drakes, rear de -f ros t . Ml. s t e r eo , d o t h b u c k e t s . Unf-e d g»*ss a m o r e C o m p a n y main-t a i n e d c o u r t e s y ca rs , f r o m $ 5 9 9 5 4 tO ChOOM B O B J E A N N O T T E PONTIAC/GMC TRUCK

Plymouth. 453-2500 TRANS AM 1978 -$ 2 , 4 0 0 or bee t of ter

It eng ine . 4 6 4 - 0 2 1 0

T 1 0 0 0 1 9 8 i , g o o d t r anspo r t a t i on , g o o d a rea . Mgh m p g , $ 6 0 0 o r bea t o n e r < 2 5 - 5 9 1 8

882 Toyota C E U C A 1968 GTS. a l a v a l a b l e o p -t ions . immacu la t e . 48 .000 m a e s . $ 7 8 0 0 / o r bee t 5 6 5 - 1 9 4 8

TERCEL 1987. blue. 3 d o o r . 4 s p e e d , low miles, new Drakes S muf-f ler . excel lent condi t ion $ 4 9 0 0

4 2 5 - 6 3 5 3

882 Toyota CAMRY 1990. burgundy , l o a d e d , with a l a r m Buyout $1000 Takeove r l e e e e $ 2 7 4 m o n t t i

CELICA 1966. a u t o m a t i c , air. c lean , m u e l aaa. 2 4 4 - 0 9 1 4

COROLLA. T965 - 4 d o o r , a u t o m a t -ic. air . s t e r e o , rus t p r o o f e d 64 .000 ml $ 3 , 6 5 0 4 7 3 - 5 7 7 3

TERCEL. 1967 - Automat ic , air. a m / t m c a s s e t t e new tires, e x h e u s t 6 b a t t e r y $ 2 , 9 0 0 Aftar 6 p m 4 2 7 - 0 2 7 7

TERCEL 1967 4 s p e e d , w e l mMn-t a m e d . 9 0 , 0 0 0 highway maee . exce l -lent c o n d m o n . $3 .100 5 3 5 - 5 1 9 0

WOOD MOTORS 372-7100

884 Volkswagen CABRIOLET. 1985 - 47K m a e s . r e d

a . s t e r e o . $ 7 2 0 0 o r b e l o r e 4 p m 3 4 9 - 6 6 5 9

884 VoUtswagan C O R R A D O 1990 - 4 . 0 0 0 m a e s .

aea . $ 1 4 , 5 0 0 ' — r i a n t y . m u e l I Al te r 6 p m . 2 7 8 - 9 7 8 0

JETTA 1 9 8 5 G U - 5 s p e e d , nice

WOOD MOTORS 372-7100

JETTA 1966 G U - r e d . g ray leather

• WOOD MOTORS 372-7100-

JETTA 1966 GL. 4 d o o r , a u t o m a t i c a m / f m c a s s e t t e a l p o w a r . sir

5 6 2 - 1 9 7 0

RABBIT 1960 - 4 d o o r , g a e eng ine , e u t o m e t l c . e m - f m c a s s e t t e s t e r e o low maee . e n g i n e rebuil t Feb of ' 9 0 $ 1 0 0 0 8 5 1 - 4 7 8 6

VOLVO -1965 7 6 0 Turbo , lea ther

""WOOD MOTORS 372-7100

ONLY AT TAYLOR JEEP EAGLE • ONLY AT TAYLOR JEEP EAGLE

B U Y O R L E A S E CHRYSLER

R f BATE

'91 T A L O N tO mm angina. 5 ipMd. c aaafia. apoaar cloc*. dafcoafr. compoefte. —ieala um*o gftaaa powar rtaai'ifl. powa* braM A much rnuct. mora Sloe* #44000

S A L E PRICE , O N L Y

• 1 1 , 7 9 5 * / * 5 2 * *

CHRYSLER REBATE

s 2500

'90 PREMIER LX 4 DR. SEDAN

SALE P R I C E . ONLY

• 1 1 , 9 9 5 * / • 6 3 * *

S 1 0 f l 7 P R I C E 1 1 R E D U C T I O N

91 CF 2 DR. •91 12 DR. t Oil n v " * *• u n a i (Mckags cassana »2i5 m akimmin n t w u mat >gn groI*, rool rack..

S A L E P R I C E

• 1 4 , 9 9 5 * / * 6 5 * * $0 48 mo taoaa

nwnsnr 0MP hnta« Qfias* apart moMme* Oumpar guvda Stock #48035

SALE C i ONLY

• 1 6 , 5 9 9 * / J 6 9 * * ^

CHRYSLER REBATE

'91 SUMMIT 4 DR. SEDAN 15 tsar anpna a* oondaoranq Oual liiaic " rorx AMTM Mini cowar mang agna c» rw MhMr raarnwiera anparv Sax* »*200S

SALE P R I C E , O N L Y

• 9 4 9 5 * / ' 4 9 * * SL,

CHRYSLER REBATE

'91 W R A N G L E R "S" I S W i n g r v S IPIIO aanamaaion ivar aaaL c a M M n c a 9TDUP S «K*a aluminum nma P22S •raa ooww awng ftohl ouUNM own* SWC« «4W10

S A L E P R I C E ONLY

• 1 0 , 9 9 5 * / * 4 9 * * to down. *S mo waaa

i IS.000 par year i

I month Mem Ralundabla MCur*y eapoea roun i lor twM. IXW CfwroAaa Sport MU': C it, r par maa panaay. plus ax uaa tax To »

T A Y L O R

J e e p

E a g l e

T A Y L O R J E E P / E A G L E 12100 TELEGRAPH • TAYLOR

2 V « M I L E S S O U T H O F 1-94 Open Mon. &Thurs. till 9 p.m.; QACZ Q O H H Tu«s., Wed., Frl. • 9 to 6 p.m. ^ £ * \3 m O

All Chrysler Employees Welcome We Went Your Business'

GRAND PRIX LE 1969 - P o w a r win-d o w s a n d lodes , a u t o m a t i c , air. r e a r d e f r o s t , t in ted g l a s s . V-6. tm. cruiae. c a a e o n e , $ 9 , 4 9 5

B O B J E A N N O T T E PONTIAC/GMC TRUCK

Plymouth, 453-2500 GRANO PRIX 1988 LE. l o a d e d , bee t o i le r 6 4 6 - 3 5 1 3

GRANO PRIX 1968 - Mr Wt. AM/FM c a s s e t t e 2VOOO m a e e $ 8 5 0 0 / b e e t

4 5 9 - 1 1 7 3

GRANO PRIX 1968. b l u e 8 silver, m a n y op t ions . 2 5 . 0 0 0 ml $ 8 2 0 0

4 6 2 - 1 9 1 7

GRAND PRIX. 1961 B u r a a n d y . L o o k s Sharp* V-6 L o a d e d " $ 2 5 9 5 Ca®. a a * lor Rich, 6 5 0 - 9 2 4 6

GRANO PRIX 1990 SE. b r igh t red . m n t c o n d i t i o n . 18 ,000

$ 1 3 , 7 0 0

LEMANS 1968, $ 3 2 0 0

condi t ion , a f te r 6 P M or

34®-1574

LE MAMS 1969 LE 2 d o o r , a u t o m a t -ic. A m / F m s t e r e o 17 .000 mHea U k a

' - ^ S E L L E R S PONTIAC 4 7 6 - 8 0 0 0

6000 STE. 1966. s t a r t s o v e r t i m e Deeter o f f e red $ 4 , 0 0 0 is* $ 4 5 0 0 d a y s 3 4 6 - 6 7 6 0 . e v e s 6 6 1 - 1 6 6 9

SUNOAMCE 1967 2 d o o r a u t o m a t IC. Mr. a m - f t n s i e r e e - n n m 4 0 0 0 0 m a e e . $ 4 6 0 0 453 -2663

6 b r s a e a 13 ,000 nMee m C a a a f te r 6 p m 473-1122

TC3 1962 6 4 1

VOLARC 1977 S t a t i o n W a g o n . n a »

PONTIAC 1983 8000-Pox n o ' b r a k e s Mr. a a / l m si cafcsnt oondMon

iwr steer a reo Ex-522-7367

PONTIAC 8000 LE. 1983 ancaaaril running condN urea « axfiauat $1,800

Loaded, ion . rmm 848-6427

PONTIAC 8000 LE 1986 V-6. Mr.

eo ruMon Sale once $4 M <

A C T I O N M O T O R S 261-6900

PONTIAC 8000 STE. 19* lan toondmen new muffler rust. 84.600

- Eaoel-a o

427-7564

PONTIAC 8000 STE < 9 * awe da Wether, enosonor • o n . 58 000 mBaa H N S

Owya 451-4487 or e««e

4. M M •al oond^ •rtm 981-4482

PONTIAC 8000 < 9 M - 46 300 mMS.

FM stereo $4500 'best 474-5261

PONTIAC 8000 I8«». «eeei $2 250 C a t

4 3 star. 474-2116

PONTIA^ 8000. 1887 L i - Automat-ic aa pew si sseemie / t r sMa . a t . orulaa.41.900 m l a a . w l o o 8 * 8 8881

PONTIAC 8000 - 1980 L i Wegon loaded S J 0 0 M a M maaa O M eaec • H i car $87 H M

PONTIAC 8000 . 1984- Powar

engine $2400 788-OOtt 7 8 . 4 1 1 0

NCLE LOU S E Z . . .

I M P R O V E Y O U R E C O N O M I C F U T U R E

$ W I T H A F U E L

E F F I C I E N T C H E V Y O R G E O

1 0 , 0 0 0

1990 GEO METRO LSI CONVERTIBLE

1989 CORSICA DEMO

1991 S10 P I C K - U P

s 8 6 9 8 s 6 8 9 5 s 8 7 8 9 WAS JTO.AS Iwow taTsa

1990 GEO 1990 GEO TRACKER

1990 GEO P R I Z M STORM

UMS 5 Sppod. ttorao casapn* whtf tioc* #4313T. . . _

s 8 9 9 4 ~ s 8 3 8 9 WAS V7

NOW s i o j e e *

1 991! C O R S I C A 4 D O O R

1 9 9 1 B E R E T T A 2 D O O R Air. c ru i se . W . d e l a y w i p w a r s marts rear d e l o g g e r a u t o m a t « ; c o n s o l e $

4 D O O R

P E R M O N T H

AS MO LEASE * * * P E R MONTH

48 MO LEASB PER MONTH

43 lUO LEASE

1 9 9 1 S - 1 0 P I C K U P

4 8 M O N T H

LEASE

B E S T D A

PONTIAC 8 0 0 0 Had Ngf $ 1 6 9 5 %SN

PONTIAC 6 0 0 0 1964 S T t . v b a d a d

1 9 9 0 /, 4 X 4 C H E V Y

P I C K U P

U C K D E A L S - B E S T D A R N T R U C K D E A L S

n o w ' 1 5 , 9 9 5

1990 LUMINA APV

* 1 4 , 3 9 5 *

1 9 9 0 F U L L S I Z E M A R K I I I

C H E V Y C U S T O M V A N V . . » * r a « t » » n

W a a < 2 1 . 9 6 2 . . A A n - .

NOW 1 6 , 9 8 5

Specializing In QM Supplier Rlmn

CARS nwcics "mm 91 MM HB

mofm

W-+* CM* »8Mi fm 999

w Cm*81 G€0

? 5* ia

m M i « y

» T S«4 nm

m 18*r3Dw» -m

I m- v xmam w

1 9 9 1 C A P R I C E C L A S S I C Rear defrost automatic ovtrtnve. stereo cassette powe; *moows and Jocks. Ml wheel cruise, dart maple Stock # 3 1 6 4

Was $18,327

N O W $ 1 4 , 7 5 9 '

"FIRST T IME BUYERS'

rrO—i • W U M MB

- F I N S T TIME B U Y t R S O a C O L L E G E G R A O S -

t— tiaa. ia' mm Cesa flew. emstmet

CAmuca -itas mrmm 'aaa CORSICA i « $< Mens -14(8 8EWTT* to ' I N K THICKER ' ! « • 8E8ETTI f t -tt«g »• T t u c n a m o n a i STORa 116#

• m a » i s t a

A T T t w f l b w C O L L l d t

((h

O U

S U B A R U

L O C A L 4 5 3 - 4 6 0 0 M E T R O 9 6 1 * 4 7 9 7 40875 Plymouth Road, Plymouth

B M W 3 1 8 i S A L E

' 9 1 3 1 8 i 4 D O O R Starting at:

* 1 9 , 9 0 0

C o m p l e t e with: 16 Valve, dual overhead cam. 134 BHP en-gine, 5-speed transmission, four wheel disc brakes with ABS, drivers seal airbag, factory rustproofing, rack and pinion steering, gas pressure shocks, four wheel independent suspension, stereo cassette, power windows, central locking and more.

' 9 1 3 1 8 i s 2 D O O R Starting at:

> 2 1 . 5 0 0

C o m p l e t e with: All 318i 4 door standard equipment , plus BMW sport suspension, front sport seats, front and rear spoi lers , cross spoke alloy wheels.

ARE NOW AVAILABLE WITH LEASE AND FINANCE

INCENTIVES FROM BMW CREDIT CORPORATION

FINANCE RATES 1 . 9 % A P R 1 2 m o n t h s

4 . 9 % A P R 2 4 m o n t h s

6 . 9 % A P R 3 6 m o n t h s

8 . 9 % A P R 4 8 m o n t h s

(with 10% down payment)

LEASE 318i 4 DOOR $

2 9 9 B a s e d o n 4 2 m o n t h lease. $1 0 0 0 d o w n p a y m e n t , first p a y m e n t securi ty , depos i t ! p la tes a n d taxes re-q u i r e d at l e a s e incept ion 5 2 , 5 0 0 a l lowable m i l e s O p t i o n to p u r c h a s e avai lab le Total p a y m e n t s e q u a l 2 9 9 plus tax. t i m e s 4 2 S tock # 1 0 4 1 - 0 0

E R H A R D B M W

OAKLAND COUNTY'S ONLY AUTHORIZED BMW DEALERSHIP SERVING METRO DETROIT SINCE 1964

N O W I N B I R M I M G H A M

Convenient ly L o c a t e d on Map le Just East of T e l e g r a p h

4 0 6 5 Map le Road , B i rmingham

O P E N L A T E M O N . & T H U R S . E V E N I N G S U N T I L 9 : 0 0 P . M .

6 4 2 - 6 5 6 5

D E X T E R C H E V R O L E T • G E O

A # l G £ 0 o f a , 1 C ^ ? f n ? 0 / r S ^

S K r £ « ? ?

a ® ' 9 0 s

BRAND NEW 1991 CORSICA LT 4 DR.

2 2 L E F I . automat ic , rear de f ros t conso le , air condi t ion ing cruise w r e s u m e tilt s t e e n n g rear view mirror w r e a d i n g l a m p s , intermittent w ipers A M - F M stereo w s e e * 4 s c a n , power steering, power b rakes , floor m a t s tinted g lass EQUIPPED MOT STRIPPEOf

WAS '12,521

LEASE FOR

$ 1 8 9

BRAND NEW 1991 BERETTA 2 DR. CPE. 2.21 EFI L4 engine conaoie. rear deftoat aar coodniorang. cruise • resume ALS W racket 8W ?*ea tm aieenng. uaatnUBMrt wip-ers. color keyed front* ear mats reer mm mrror at reathng lamps viaor fnwrora mtmm*-shade aitansiona EQUIPPEO..-NOT STWPPCW

WAS '12,830

LEASE FOR

1991 LUMINA 4 DR. M L M F l V«. automat ic , rear cVefrost 14 ' sport w h e e l covers A L S S « rad ia l W S W ttres. aar condi t ioning cru.se with r e a u m e rrft s teer ing luggage area. c * g o r e t ^ n m g na«. color keved f r o n t r e a r c a r p e t m a t s EQUIPPED MOT S T R I P P E D ^

WAS '15,472 \

LEASE FOR

1 9 9

* 2 1 9

I I I . m OETUOfT S t VOLUME CHEVROLET DEALER

RAND NEW 1S-10 PICK-UP TAHOE

tmo-tone vein* ^ . laaered mm. MMrtMndM. eusaary BgNlng

WAS

^ ' 1 6 9 1

20811 WEST 8 MILE

j G e o ;

SALES HOTLINE

534-1400

Monday. November 12. 1900 04E * » C

BOB DUSSEAU ««">«' "YOUR DISCOUNT DEALER'

L I N I U L I M F P E E T A ' . K

MERCURY Q f G A S w , ¥

MERKUR each CAR 0ELIVEI

YEAR-END CLEARANCE!!!

1990 UNCOLM TOWN CAR a

• 0 0 3 2 7 NOW

WAS $29,156 O C Q * SAVE $6297 Z 1 , 0 0 3

NEW 1990 LINCOLN TOWN CAR SIGNATURE

WAS S35.49S SAVE $8000

NOW

'27v492a

N E W 1 9 9 0 S A B L E LS: i i ^ V B

WAS $20,060 N O W B SAVE $5061 $ 1 4 9 9 9

ALL 1 9 9 0 ' S

MUST CO!!

1990 LINCOLN TOWN CAR a convenience grove, am i-lock orates, JBL

to dMoaa Mock

WAS $31,996 ( n a O C O * SAVE $6736 * Z 4 , Z O 0

1 9 9 0 TOPAZES

NOW s9553"

WAS $12,743 SAVE $3190

1 1 1 =i j i " E l

1990 GRAND MAROUISfS IT2 package. comanDonal s»are

control , k m v ]

m S S ? ' 1 5 3 4 3

Fully equipped Demos

with low, low miles

Don't Miss Out!

1990 COUGAR 2*3 peck epe with moon root J8i compact Me* Stock >004.3

NOW WAS $20.939 j - c OQ A SAVE $5545

1 9 9 0 COUGAR X R 7 -

Moonroof JBL Leather Stock # 0 0 0 7 1

WAS $24,865 SAVE $6895

NOW $17,990*

1 9 9 0 COUGAR 2S2 p a c i a ^ a p o « * '

WAS $18,352

SAVE $4935

NOW

'13,417-

1990 CONTINENTAL

SIGNATURE Loaded Statu »OOOC'

WAS $31,731 SAVE $7206

NOW

'23,525-

1 9 9 0 T O W N CAR CART1ER

WAS $32,885

SAVE $7424

NOW

'24,461*

BOB DUSSEAU LINCOLN • MERCURY • MERKUR

3 1 6 2 5 G r a n d River al Orchard Lake Rd.. Farmmglon ' ' " "

O p e n Mon. & Thurs . Til 9 P.M.

DETROIT AREA CALL

537-4640 474-3170

S H O P U S F I R S T \ N D RECEIVE A

$ 1 0 0 0 0

tovsaus GIFT CERTIFICATE***

1991 MRZDfl 626

S«X» #100 1990

V.RZDR 929S MftZDfl PftOT(G€ From Wheet Dn*e 3 year5G OOO mle warranty '11,995*

i 2 at this __

S S m 9 \ 9 . 9 9 V

$ 6 2 1 8 i i r rom In Stock

J9995* 4

N€UJ 1991 VUJ J€TT«

A* Candfcoiwig Cassao*

j g Stock # i t6 i In Stock.. ^ A A . t

Only '10.995* N€UJ 1 9 9 0 VUJ POX

From Onwe Super Economy

Onlr

M M 19^0 VUJ pftss«T

Euroieass • T Only * ' T

9 8 5 M A 2 D R R X J

k t o m a n t a J

fconaa : a ' l $ S * * 5

0 * , 3 7 . 0 0 0 H

1$ I t , f t 5

j19M RX7 aXl iVnTmoomoof red

1984 RUO< SOOOS hooftool w»ir loaowi

S 6 9 9 S LIB I M . 37 000

m . t t s

LIVONIA WU-MAZDA 34501 P lymouth Road A A E C / i f t f t

(Bel Farmmqton & Wayne) m

34501 P lymouth Road (Bet Farmmqton & Wayne)

OPEN SATURDAY 10-4 Monday & Thursday 9-9 Tues.. Wed. & Friday 9-6

X mm I M M

1 0 C * OAE Monday. November 12. 1990

METRO LSI 2 OOOR COUPE

.. ___ radm mf i a w w • « - ; 4 y r f J pIMTsni* MA S» m** S-*

Was S10.100 S a l e P r t * S 7 6 2 9 * S - / . W p H ^ 0 t 7 *

$ 6 4 1 7 * 1st T ime Buyer 1 at T ime Buyer

1990 G E O P R I Z M

HATCHBACK 1991 CAVAUER VL 2 OOOR COUPE

M.k*c«» .nd «9«« »»•" Waa $12,109

S a f e P r i c e $ 9 5 9 7 "

c*w*

Was $9980 S a l e P r i c e $ 8 4 3 4 «

57834*

•JtrM r»M> » •

$ 8 9 9 7 * 1»t T ime Buyer 1 st T ime Buyer

199' LUMINA 4DOOR] SEDAN!

1 1L MFI VA m*i " * * W a a $ 1 4 , 0 5 9

$ 1 1 , 7 1 1 * W a s $ 1 4 . 6 6 0

*11,608* S a l e P r i c e S a l e P r i c e

1991H LUMINA

1991 CAPRICE 4 DOOR SEDANl

sol 0 . m m • 11 in—>nr w®i oWm*ni. ^ poe~~

_ a — « «

3 7 0 9 *

Was $17,775

•IS.ASI*4* S a l e P r i c e S a l e P r i c e

3 2 5 7 0 P f y m o u t t i R d .

L i v o n i a

425-6500

A//SSAA/ Rated #1

Dealer In Detroit For Customer Satisfaction! Announcing Our New Lifestyle Plat

Lease A Nissan For Less!!

1991 "240

ev OA From

$ 2 1 2 * per month

1990 1991 M A X I M A S 3 0 0

From Z X

From

$ 4 2 2 * per month

$ 2 7 4 * per month

Z X

From

$ 4 2 2 * per month

35655 Plymouth Road § L ? i i l l p r i ~ I m t*m •« < axrg* e* •" o»» IM pw fa gr low (Mynw* — — — **P«V « " W W * say™™ L a w u b w c t » c r M H « - p r e «

Livonia 4 2 5 * 3 3 1 1 — " =

ONLY AT THE BIG STORE! a

1991 FESTIVA GL 2 DOOR pf^^sS^BSw'bres^ bUCketS' 1 3 1 EFI 4 cy1'm3er e n g i n e 5 s p e e d m a n u a l f a n s a x l e

Waa S7.745.00 Hlckay Disc $270.00 Factory Rebate $500.00

0 0 * NOW <6690 1991 TAURUS GL 4 DOOR SEDAN

Clqjh split bench seats, air radio with cassette group, pant stripe finned wheel covers remote

control rear window defrost, light door decklid release rocker panel

ER ^ transmssK>n

Was $17.366 00 Hickey Disc $2,769.85 Factory Rebete $750.00

NOW 1 3 , 3 6 6 1 5 *

NOW $ 9 5 9 9 0 0 *

1991 THUNDERBIRD 2 2 * 7 * eteClr0n,C A W T M s , C f e o * «Y power dnver s seat, rear window de-2 L ! f ! 2 E E d k M n n j m " l " e t P 2 , 5 ' 7 0 R 1 5 BSW tires automatic overdnve

| transmission, electronic premium cassette with premium sound power locks group Waa $17.799 00 Mickey Dtec $2,734.50 Factory Rebete $750.00

50* NOW * 1 3 , 8 2 9

1991 ESCORT LX 2 DOOR HATCHBACK Power steenng, rear window defrost, bght'convenience group, 1 9L SER 4 cylinder engine automatic, P175/70RX13 BSW tires air. AM/FM stereo and more

Waa $11,193.00 Hickey Disc $1.429 00 Factory Rebate $500.00

WE'RE MAKIN' DEALS! USED CARS - USED CARS

N O W $ 8 9 9 9 0 0 N O W s 1 0 , 9 9 9

1990 RANGER SUPERCAB XLT tnm 2 9L EFl V6 engine P215 steel OWL tires, deluxe two-tone, chrome rear step bunker etecmc AM>TM stereo cass«ne with clock. 6&40 doth spM bench seat rear jump sea, tachometer, deluxe wheel tnm, aifloma&c, overtime transmission low maintenance swing-away mirrors speed cortrol WE wheel ar. cast ahrwmm wfteets deep ash. handling pacnage Stow #112343,

Waa _ _ $15,297.00 Hickey Dlac $2,798 00 Factory Rebate $1,500.00

0 0 *

"90 TEMPO

* 1991 TEMPO GL 4 DOOR SEDAN S c S S ' i r S S ! A M ™ M«erw ^ c a X e ' S ^ S

front A rear floor mats, 231 EFI HSC 4 cylinder engine, P185/70R15 BSW Ores

Waa $12,734 00 Hickey Dlac .... $2,180 00 Fectory Rebate $500.00

* 7995 89 ESCORT 4 DOOR

Roc rvw 5995 '86 OLDS DELTA 88

5995 87 TAURUS STATION WGN GL Lavwi ' 5 9 9 5

USED TRUCKS '89 FORD CONVERSION VAN

r; »12.995 "80 C 60 C A B N CHASSIS

a m «**•**» *3395 87 RANGER

'5995 86 CHEVY STAKE TRUCK

12.995

3395

'5995

6995

83 FORD ESCORT WAGON » o $ r i

43295 85 LINCOLN TOWN CAR

210- 6COCT-CS .onw >8995 88 CROWN VIC

3- ooe. - es 9995 88 MARK VII LSC

'13.995

USED TRUCKS 88 RANGER SUPERCAB 4*4

8995 "89 FORD F250 P.U. a 9995 89 AEROSTAR

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Festival of fl icks They're starting to show up in Detroit, but recently they were the l o u t of the town in Toronto. Films, and plenty of them, populated the recent Toronto Festival of Festivals, and Street Scene takes a look at what caught the fancy of filmgoers on Page 6D.

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By Debbie Sklar special writer

Sunny Arizona and posh Califor-nia may have their share of beauty spas that cater to the rich and fa-mous. bu« tbe Midwest has its own shining star right smack dab in Grand Rapids . . Ohio, that is.

When the Kerr House first opened its doors to the world in January 1980, the world couldn't believe someone would open a spa in the Midwest.

Who would go to the Midwest when they could go to the West Coast or sunny South? Specifically, who would go to Grand Rapids, Ohio, a restored canal town along the banks of the Maumee River, about 25 miles southwest of Toledo and 75 miles southwest of Detroit?

Ten years later, the questions have been answered. Smart people go to the Midwest, people who want to feel their best, improve their lifestyle, enjoy a vacation and return to work relaxed and ener-getic, and experience the warmth of the heart of America.

"As a matter of fact, people travel great distances to receive the benefits The Kerr House pro-vides," said owner and manager Laurie Hostetler.

Guests come from all over the United States, including Hawaii and Alaska, not to mention such foreign locales as Australia, Japan,

England, Brazil and France. Some guests return with friends or mem-bers of their families; some prefer to come alone and get away from the world.

AND KERR House is a world unto itself, according to Hostetler.

It was a cold winter day in 1977, when Hostetler, an enthusiastic curly-haired former Girl Scout leader and yoga teacher, happened across a perfect Victorian mansion on the outskirts of tiny Grand Rapids. It was suffering from ex-treme neglect, but with the fore-sight she would later apply to her guests, she could see the perfect specimen it would become with an ample application of loving care.

The home was built in 1880 by the town's first and foremost mer-chant, not to mention owner of the general store, B.F. Kerr. His be-nign and bearded presence beams down from the parlor wall, making you wonder what he would think if only he could see his very proper home host to changing groups of li-berated ladies in various states of dress padding to the sauna or a massage.

Whether you've driven 50 miles or flown 3,000 miles to get to The Kerr House, you step back in time when you cross over tbe threshold.

Hostetler said everything in the old home is sturdy and usable and the experience is such that even

people who don't care for antiques love The Kerr House.

"The comfort and luxurious inte-rior makes them feel right at home," Hotstetler said.

THE FIREPLACES are out-standing with fine woods, beautiful carvings and sculptured tile ac-cents. Two of the fireplaces have divided flues that wrap around breathtaking stained glass win-dows. Another stained glass widow is over the double doors in the en-try, filled with the original furnish-ings of B.F. and Ann Kerr.

The dining room is done in red oak. There's a beautiful red oak herringbone ceiling and wainscoat-ing, accented with a hard maple flooring. Each evening, dinner is served on different fine china, sil-ver, s temware and tablecloths, with fresh flowers on the table and a harpist or violinist as entertain-ment.

One of the five bathrooms has the original copper bathtub in a walnut f rame. And, in fact, the wood throughout the house is to be treasured. The 12-foot ceilings and 10-foot high carved doors lend a feeling of spaciousness

The loft is huge room (2,500 square feet) with all the angles of the roof preserved. The walls, ceil-ing and carpet are a soft blue, giv-ing many guests the feeling they've gone to heaven, Hotstetler said

THE BASEMENT has eight

In the basement of the former m a n s i o n , guests find a m o n g other things a cafe and beauty shop as well as the sauna, whirlpool a n d hot tub.

rooms — the kitchen, cafe, whirl pool an*1 massage rooms, beauty shop, lounge, gift shop and utility room. The hot tub. large whirlpool and sauna are ain the same area.

The bedrooms have authentic Victorian ambiance, including high-backed, carved bedstead, with matching marble topped dressers and washstands. Lace curtains a re snuggled inside massive carved cherry or walnut window frames The finely polished woodwork and carved door frames are finished the same inside the closets as on the outside

Yes, the home itself is lovely, but why is The Kerr House so special?

According to Hostetler. the an-swer is that there are only six to eight guests a week, allowing a warmth among people and continu-ity of a program that has been called "outstanding" by many guests.

The people who work with the guests genuinely care and are ex-perts at making each one feel spe-cial. Hostetler said

"THEY SERVE the guests breakfast in bed and give them dai-ly treatments, such as massages, facials, hair and nail t reatments , body wraps, polarity and reflexolo-gy," she said.

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The Kerr House program offers an exercise regime, teaches guests to breathe deeply, how to feel a balance between the mind and body and feel the excitement of functioning at peak capacity on natural energy rather than nervous energy.

The Kerr House's primary — and most effective — program is five days — Sunday evening through Friday — bul weekend packages are available Shared rooms uith shared baths cost S2.150 for five days A two-day weekend costs $575. For more information or to make reser-vations. call (419) 832-1733

A n t i q u e s a b o u n d In T h e Ker r H o u s e a n d V i c t o r i a n f e a -t u r e s l ike f i r e p l a c e * wi th c a r v e d w o o d m a n t l e * a n d s c u l p t u r e d t i le a c c e n t s h a v e b e e n r e s t o r e d t o t h e i r fo r -m e r b e a u t y .

In t h e p a r l o u r , g u e s t s c a n l o u n g e o n a t r a d i t i o n a l Vic tor i -a n s e t e e wi th m a t c h i n g a r m c h a i r s . S o m e of t h e f u r n i t u r e

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DFT resurrects 'Joan of Arc'

C l a u s von Bulow ( J e r e m y I r o n s ) d i s c u s s e s h i s d e f e n s e wi th a t t o r n e y Alan D e r s h o w i t z (Ron

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"The Passion of Joan of Arc" is one of those landmark films you so often read about but rarely get tbe chance to see. This week, Carl Dreyer's 1928 silent film highlights an ambitious seven-week tribute to tbe director at the Detroit Film The-atre.

Stylized sets, startling use of clo-seups and naturalistic performance make it fa r more timeless than many silent classics. Fellow director Jean Cocteau paid the ultimate com-pliment when be wrote, "It seems like a historical document from an

era in which cinema did not exist." "Tbe Passion of Joan of Arc,"

which Dreyer called "a hymn to tbe triumph of tbe soul over life," was the first of a handful of classic films he created. It paved tbe way for tbe equally intense Vampyr" (1932) and "Day of Wrath" (1943) to follow

DREYER FIRST became interest-ed in Joan of Arc in 1920, when the Catholic Church canonized the 15th century shepherd girl. The French government was anxious to film the life of a famous historical figure and lured Dreyer away from his native Denmark for the assignment.

He originally wanted to make

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'Reversal of Fortune' is maudlin and boring film B* Dan Greenbera " r v - i v . i k l . >• . _ By Dan Grnonberg special writer

"Reversal of Fortune" (C-, R, 110 mioates) is a maudlin melodrama that quickly looses sight of its major rationale — Constitutional protec-

Jions must be guarded with great care no matter how despicable the protected may be. Certainly, the von Bulow family portrayed here have no redeeming characteristics to at-tract viewers.

This slick production takes a look at the issues in the widely-reported case of Claus von Bulow (Jeremy Irons), accused of attempted-murder cf his wealthy wife. Sonny (Glenn Close). Based on the book of the same name by Harvard Law Profes-sor Alan Dershowitz (Ron Silver) — von Billow's attorney on appeal and retrial, — "Reversal of Fortune" is faulted in conception and execution.

From its slow and leaden opening — Glenn Close's voice-over sets the scene while we watch her comatose body — the film bogs down in a bor-ing and repetitive structure. No mat-ter how important the issues, watch-ing scenery and Close's body as Son-ny in insulin shock just doesn't provide tbe moving images gener-ally associated with films. After all, they're called moving pictures for good reason.

Viewers here are forced to exam-ine and re-examine a dismal tragedy that mars the fine brocade of the rich and decadent. Tbe sub-plot in-volving a drug-dealer who purport-edly provided Sonny's son with drugs but winds up taping Dershowitz to discredit him is confusing and never clarified.

Despite occasional sparks of human conflict between Irons and Silver which highlight the Constitu-tional issues, the film is constantly dragged down by the comatose Son-ny von Bulow and the repetitive flashbacks supposedly designed to help viewers discover what really happened. As in real life, we never learn and the process of non-discov-ery is tiresome.

Conflicting values and divided loy-alties among three generations of a Los Angeles family highlights Danny Glover's latest film, "To Sleep With Anger" (PG).

Several films are -previewing this week without benefit of screenings. Looking at their titles telegraphs tbe reasons why.

In "Child's Play 2" (•, R), "Chucky" returns for more of the same struggle between a young boy and a demonic doll which character-ized tbe original in 1988.

"The Krays" (•, R) is another In this season's glut of gangster films. This one is about twins who ran a vicious underworld empire In Lon-don. STILL PLAYING;

~Avatan'*(A+, PG, 128 minutes). Excellent film chronicles an im-

migrant family's successes and fail-ures in America.

"Bloodflst IF* (*JR) More martial arts

Dock Tales; The Movie — Trea-sure of the Lost Lamp" (A, G, 70 minutes).

Scrooge McDuck from daytime TV in an entertaining and exciting animated feature that owes a great debt to Indiana Jones.

"Fantasia" (A+,G). Excellent restoration of Disney's

1940 masterpiece. "Frankenstein Unbound" (•, R). Roger Corman's Holloween offer-

ing. "Ghost" (A-, PG-13,116 minutes). Banker's ghost (Patrick Swayze)

hangs around af ter life to protect loved one (Demi Moore). Spiritualist (Wboopi Goldberg) helps him and this romantic/comedy/thriller.

"GoodFellas" (B+ , R, 145 min-utes).

Martin Scorsese's intense, compel-ling saga of three mobsteis. Fine production techniques and excellent performances by Robert DeNiro. Joe Pesci and Ray Liotta, notwithstand-ing. they are bad guys.

"Graveyard Shift" ( \R) . Another Stephen King horror film,

this one about terrible creature that lives beneath a cemetery.

"Graffiti Bridge" (•, PG-13). Written and directed by Prince

wbo also stars in another production for his fans and his pocketbook.

"Henry and June" (C-, NC-17, 135 minutes).

Boring, repetitious discussions of sexuality complemented by darkly lit sexual scenes.

"The Hot Spot" (D, R, 120 min-utes).

Don Johnson hits Taylor, Texas, and excites its bored women. That's more than he does for the audience.

"Jacob's Ladder" (A, R, 115 min-utes).

Sensational, riveting film experi-ence redeems and rewards with its story of Jacob Singer's (Tim Rob-bins) re-entry to civilian life af ter Vietnam trauma.

"The King of New York" (R, 103 minutes).

Violent return of recently paroled drug lord.

"Listen Up: The Lives of Qnincy Jones" (B+, PG-13,110 minutes).

Enlightening, entertaining docu-mentary about Quincy Jones' per-sonality as well as his music.

"Marked for Death" (*, R). Retired DEA agent wars with

drug dealer. "Memphis Belle" (D+ , PG-13,100

minutes). Boring, trite World War II bomber

film with Matthew Modine sleeping behind tbe joystick.

"Miller's Crossing" ( B + , R, 110 minutes).

Irish and Italian mobs in conflict during Prohibition era.

"Mr. Destiay" (A-, PG-13, 102 minutes).

Belushi is effective as middle-aged fellow haunted by a youthful strikeout Michael Caine gives him another swing.

DETROIT FILM THEATRE, 5200 Woodward Ave., Detroit. Call 833-2323 for information.

"The Passion of Joan of Arc" (France — 1928), 1 p.m. Nov. 15-18. Carl Dreyer's famous silent film stars Marie Falconetti as the Catho-lic saint, focusing on her grueling tri-al. A mksterpiece of passionate shadows, aided greatly by cinema-tographer Rudolf Mate. Shown here wit a specially prepared organ soundtrack. ($2.50/recital hall)

"Ariel" (Finland — 1988), Nov. 16-18 (call for show times). A young man from Lapland settles down with

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VIDEO VIEWING

DETROIT SCIENCE CENTER, 5020 John R, Detroit. Call 577-8400 for information. ( |5 adult admission, $2-4 children)

"To the Limit" (USA - 1990), through April 1991. The latest big-screen Omni max film combines amazing footage of a mountain climber, skier and ballet dancer with the inner workings of the human body.

LIVONIA MALL, Seven Mile at Middlebelt, Livonia. Call 476-1166 for information. (Free)

"I Love Melvin" (USA — 1953), 10 a.m. Nov. 13. In this cute musical comedy, Donald O'Connor woos Deb-bie Reynolds with a promise that he *

"Joap" a sound film, but recording equipment proved far too closely While sound would have eliminated distracting tide cards and provided a definitive musical score, tbe movie speaks brilliantly through its imag-es.

Dreyer employed closeups to show the anguish the young womah felt through tbe trials, tortures and cli-mactic burning at the stake. He shot the movie in sequential order on elaborate sets to build up the intensi-ty of his actors, especially Marie Rene Falconetti in the lead.

At the time, Falconetti was well-

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can get her photograph on a maga-zine cover.

MAPLE THEATRE, 4135 W. Maple, Bloomfield. Call 855-9090 for show times. ($5.50 general, $3.50 twilight)

"Henry and June" (USA — 1990). The first film to receive the contro-versial NC-17 rating is the s tory of writer Henry Miller (Fred Ward) and his bizarre relationship with his wife (Uma Thurmond). Directed by Phil Kaufman.

"Miller's Crossing" (USA — 1990); Joel and Ethan Coen have created a stylized portrait of a mob boss'

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By Dan Groenborg special writer

Preston Sturges is tbe focus of an MCA-Universal Home Video promo-tion which includes tbe release on Nov. 15 of two of his films never be-fore available on video cassette — 'The Great Moment" (1944, 83 min-

utes) and "Hail the Conquering Hero" (1944,101 minutes). Sturges is noted as the first screenwriter to di-rect his own films in the Hollywood -'.udio era.

The five previously released turges films include "Christmas in illy" (1940, 67 minutes) with Dick owell and Ellen Drew. "The Great

McGinty" (1940, 81 minutes) was Sturges directorial debut. He won an Oscar for his screenplay for that film, starring Brian Donlevy, Akim Tamiroff and two regulars in Sturges films, William Demarest and Franklin Pangborn.

Barbara Stanwyck and Henry Fonda are featured in "Tbe Lady Eve" (1941, 94 minutes), a spoof on high society. "Tbe Palm Beach Sto-ry" (1942, 90 minutes) stars Clau-dette Colbert in a screwball comedy about a restless young lady who leaves her penniless husband (Joel McCrea) in search of fortune.

"Sullivan's Travels" (1941, 91 min-utes) also stars Joel McCrea — a

Sturges regular - along with Veron-ica Lake. McCrea plays a movie di-rector who wants to see America from tbe underside and sets out as a bum with empty pockets.

ALL SEVEN Sturges films are in black and white and unrated. Given the values and control of the Hays Office Production Code in that era. these films are all G by contempo-rary standards

McCrea is the star of "The Great Moment," probably one of Sturges' least successful projects. Set in the 1840s, it's a confused story about Dr.

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unique holiday event Vbu will receive a complimen-tary pairof jingle bells for your shoelaces and the first 1200 pre registered entrants will receive the official Max & Erma's lingle Bell Run T-shirt

T H E EVENT t's a 5K course (Erma says that's a little over three miles.) Starting and finishing at the

_ _ _ _ _ Oakland University in Rochestec this course runs through campus and is for serious or amateur athletes—young or old. tall or short, fit or fat runners or walkers!

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_ _ _ _ _ Erma s gift certificate The top three finishers in each race division will be presented with plaques The awards ceremony will immediately follow the race at MeadowBrook Village Mail Although walkers will not be eligible for trophies and plaques, they are able to participate in the costume competition and tbe pledge incentive program

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. receive a wealth ot prizes and a $100 gift certificate to MeadowBrook Village ^tellphjsaSlOOgift certificate to Max&Ennas A$I00 girt certificate to Max 6 Erma s will also be awarded to me best group costume

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On the run with Run Westy Run By Larry O'Connor staff writer

Run Westy Run is a garage band. Except one wouldn't want to park a Cadillac where this Minneapolis outfit is performing.

Doors might get scratched and the hubcaps could end up missing

Run Westy Run is one of those groups that can be a bit reckless Tbeir bumper-car frenzy stage presence has earned them kudos in praire-land and beyond.

In the studio, the band works in the meticulous manner of a chop-shop being scoped out by tbe cops

"ITiis leads to some rather fren-tic, skittering guitar music that reveals flashes of brilliance along with its fair share of blemishes on Green Cat Island" — the band's

latest LP on Twin/Tone Lead sing-er Kirk Johnson acknowledges as such but offers DO apologies.

Besides, there's always the next album that will be recorded during the spring in Athens. Ga.

"The next one we're going to

spend more time recording," said Johnson, whose band performs Wednesday, Nov. 14. at Club

" Heidelberg in Ann Arbor This one we recorded in 15 days."

STEVIE NICKS uses about the same amount of time writing a lyr-ic. The slap-dash quality of the LP is not a reflection on tbe work hab-its of Run Westy Run. though

Otherwise, they wouldn't attract the likes of R E M s Peter Buck to produce their records. One of the reasons for the short time spent in the studio came down to econom-ics.

Two of the band's previous al-bums were released on the Califor-nia-based independent label SST Naturally, the group waited for some money from SST to record LP No 3 The check never came.

So, Run Westy Run borrowed money from a friend and did the album on their own Twin Tone (Replacements, Robyn Hitchcock, etc.) thought enough of Green Cat Island" to distribute it

Run Westy Run can be very moch the suburban rock'n'roll band, using a heavy dose of primal guitar to speak their cause Yet. the group also has a keen sense of rhythm buttressing on funk and punk And, damn, if Kirk Johnson doesn't sound like Iggy on the open-ing cut.

All of which makes the flaws ac-ceptable if not cherished like an in-fant's tumble trying to walk. When Kirk Johnson talks about spending more time with pre-production on the next LP. it's enough -io make one wince.

THEN AGAIN, this is not a band on the first time around Run Wes-ty Run has been together for fivfe years and features Johnson and Johnson (and Johnson) Brothers Kirk (singer), Kyle (bass-guitar) and Kraig (guitar-bass) are at the core of the group with guitarist Terry Fisher' and Dan on drums

Run Westy Run has kept good company from the start. Grant Hart from Husker Du and Buck co-

Seeing the show Who: Run Westy Run Where: Club Heidelberg

| 215 N. Main ! Ann Arbor

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produced the band s demo The R E M. guitarist has taken over the production reigns

"He's into doing it again and we are into doing it again." Kirk John-son said. "We want to push our-selves a little more on the next one."

Buck's production work hasn't stopped the comparisons to the Re-placements and Soul Asylum, though

"Tbey have (made comparisons) anyway just because you're from Minneapolis and stuff." he said.

Loudhouse: Not your usual audio-visual By Joseph S. Hoffmann special writer

Loudhouse is not your run-of-the-mill heavy metal mix. That's what drummer Vin E. meant when he said, "We're not just another sales-man on the block." This band is from Detroit and it shows in its street sense and attitude The thing that catches your attention is the unusual fusion of influences that makes up its unique sound. .

Vocalist Ken E. said the music and stage presence are influenced as much by non-musicians as it is from

. bands of the '70s and '80s

REVIEWS

ROOM TO ROAM

— Waterboys The Waterboys" last album,

"Fisherman's Blues," was an Irish postcard ripe with images of the auld sod and Guinness-induced poet-ry by Mike Scott The LP marked a change of direction for tbe Water-boys. who seemed to prefer sonic an-thems until then

On "Room to Roam." the Water-boys have decided to stick around for another pint of stout This LP. on Chrysalis/Ensign, delves deeper into area of Celtic folk with homespun ditties from Eire

Not content with sounding only a bit "trad," the Waterboys go the full distance with music filled with tin whistles, accordion, fiddle and man-dolin For the most part, the band pulls this off — again - with a great deal of charm and eloquence

Numbers like "Tbe Haggle Taggle Gypsy" and "Room to Roam" have an undeniable knee-slapping quality to them, whereas the fiddle-happy "Natural Blues Bridge" runs dan-gerously close to Irish Rovers tern tary.

What the Waterboys don't want to become is the musical equivalent of the amiable uncle who has no teeth but plays a mean harmonica and tells s great story He's great to see on the holidays, but do you want him living with you. In all this roots re-velry, the Waterboys have forgotten

William Burroughs' cut-up style of writing is one of my personal big influences," said Ken' E, who is a 1982 graduate of Livonia Bentley High School What does cut-up style mean?

"It's when you cut-up all your lyr-ics and put them into a bag, then you pull them out and piece them togeth-er to form an unusual, but meaning-ful. lyrics combination "

Another influence on the band is black and white movies. Sound strange'' That's because you haven't seen their stage show. If you had. you'd have seen the three television monitors that run images throughout

the show. It really adds a different sort of twist.

"One night the band brought a real USDA choice pig bead on stage," said Ken. who proceeded to do a trib-al dance with that pig head. Not Sa-tanic, tribal

"WHAT IS my biggest influ-enced" asked bassist Tim Cross. "That would be Walt Disney If

you're in a band it helps to watch a lot of cartoons."'

These guys just got back from L.A where they've signed a record deal with Virgin records

"For the longest time no one knew

what to do with us. now we've signed for a record deal and everyone wants on the bandwagon." said Ken E.

On stage tbe band is as much a visual experience as they are audito-ry Every member of the band dons the same tattoo, evidence of the branding from their baptism in LA."

Lead guitarist Mike Cross claims his solos to be 70s influenced, but his rhythms to be his own.

An outstanding feature of their stage show is their tireless singer

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to be a rock band. This should be a major concern for

Waterboys fans Yet. wben Scott sings the flute wispy. "A Man is in Love." there is a warmth and sincer-ity that transcends tbe lack of verve in the overall tonality of the album "Room to Roam" is very much about discovery for Scott, who sings "I'm starting to see a bigger picture, J m starting to color it in."

Scott explores those feelings more in depth on "Something That Is Gone," where he does a great deal of soul-searching with the somewhat jazzy nightclub piano feeding tbe in-vestigation

"The Star and tbe Sea" only hints at the Waterboys' rock prowess lost In the mist of this Celtic musical journey And something tells us Mike Scott and company are not coming back from this t r ip

. — Larry O'Connor

SMILE — Ride

Ride is yet another neo- 60s. flow-er-child band Don t make the mis-take of grouping Ride with bands like the Strawberry Zots and Jelly-fish though, because Ride differs form these other novelty bands in an important way — they're good

The quartet of musicians — Mark Gardemer of vocals and guitar. An-drew Bell on guitar. Steve Queralt on bass and Lars Colbert on drums ~ hails from jolly old England Ap-parently. they started playing music together in art school, following in the footsteps of bands like the Talk-ing Heads, the Kicks and the Rolling Stones

According to their press release, if we can believe Sire records highly excitable publicity department, the band then became fabulously popu-lar in England, racking up hits in the Top-40 and being praised by New Music Express and Sounds ss a "Hope for the Ms One of their con-certs in England was described as a

near-riotous affair."

For ooce. a record company press department doesn't seem to be yammering sway about nothing Ride is worthy of the praise The bsnd takes on a tired genre (in this case psychedelia) and adds a distinc tive and original spin to it.

Their songs are heavy oo guitars and Moody Bloes-esque harmonies

IN CONCERT • I N D E P E N D E N T L A B E L

Independent Label will perform Mooday. Nov. 12. at the Blind Pig, 208 S. First, Ann Arbor. For infor-mation. call 996-8555

• THE ATTIC The Attic will perform Tuesday.

Nov 13. at Rick's Cafe, 611 Church, Ann Arbor For information, rail

m-2747.

• THE HANNIBALS The Hannibals will perform Tues-

day. Nov 13, at tbe Blind Pig, 208 S. First, Ann Arbor. For information, call 996-8555

• RUN WESTY RUN Run Westy Run will perform with

guests. Holy Cows, Wednedsay. Nov. 14. at Club Heidelberg. 215 N Main, Ann Arbor. For information, call 994-3562

• MELISSA ETHERIDGE Melissa Ethendge will perform

Wednesday, Nov 14, at Hill Audito-rium in Ann Arbor. For information, call 645-6666

• FRANK ALLISON & ODD SOX

Frank Allison & tbe Odd Sox will perform in "Benefit for the Environ-ment '90" Wednesday. Nov. 14, at tbe Blind Pig. 208 S First, Ann Ar-bor For information, call 996-8555

• SOMETHIN'WILD Somethin' Wild will perform

Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 14-15, at Key West. 24230 W Six Mile. Detroit. For information, call 592-0090

Shanachie recording artist

M u t a b a r u k a a n d t h e - High T ime P laye r s will p e r f o r m a t t h e Wes t Indian A m e r i c a n Hall, Detroit , Fr iday, Nov. 16.

J u l e e C r u i s e will b r ing he r e t h e r e a l a n d m e l o d i c s o u n d s to St. A n d r e w ' s Hall in Detroi t on S u n d a y , Nov. 18.

• REVERB Reverb will perform with guests.

Rats of Unusual Size, Thursday, Nov. 15. at Club Heidelberg, 215 N. Main, Ann Arbor For information, call 994 3562.

• SEE DICK RUN See Dick Run will perform 6-9

p.m. Thursday, Nov. 15, at tbe Blind Pig. 208 S. First, Ann Arbor. The Flesh tones will perform with guests. Faith Healers, starting at 9 30 p.m For information, call 996-8555.

• BAD MANNERS Bad Manners will perform with"

guests. Gangster Fun and the Excep-Uons.m Thursday. Nov. 15. at tbe Majestic Theatre, 4124 Woodward. Detroit. For information, call 833 9700

• WRATH OF CHRISTIAN Wrath of Christian will perform

Thursday. Nov. 15, at Paycheck's Lounge. 2932 Caniff, Hamtramck For information, call 872-9834

• PEDESTRIANS Pedestrians will perform with

guests. Missed in Diary. Thursday. Nov. 15, at 3-D. Club, 1815 N Main, at 12 Mile. Royal Oak. For informa-tion, call 589-3344

• RAILWAY CHILDREN Railway Children will perform

with guests. Heartthrobs. Thursday. Nov 15. at St Andrew* Hall. 431 E Congress, Detroit. For information call 961-MELT

• IMITATION OF LIFE Imitation of Life will perform

with guests. Happy As Clams, Fri-day. Nov 16. at Finney's Pub, 3965 Woodward. Detroit. For information call 831-8070.

COLLEGE LOCAL Here are tbe top 10 LPs receiving air play on WHFR FM 89 3. campus station of Henry Ford Community College

1 "Ritual de lo Habitual." Jaae's Addie-tioa 2 Brick by Bnck,' Iggy Pop 3 Goo. SoeicYoetk 4 Bossanova. The Pines 5 And the H orse Tbey Rode in On. Soel Asylum 6 Heaven or Las Vegas Cocteas TwIm 7 Laquidijer/' Jems Jooes 8 Pump Up the Volume." vartoea art-ists » Never Enough (lJ-iDctJ." T V Cure 10 All Shook Down.' Replacements

Here are the top 10 songs receiving air play oo Detroit MUSK Scene.' which a heard 4-5 p m Sundays {S.JIM M p m Tuesdays) oo WDTR-FM 90 9

1 Sleepwalking.' Biee Ntralm 2 ' T m So Tender." Imitation at Lite 3 "Sliding.' Thirsty Forest Animals 4 'Har t of Love.' Standing Shadows 5 Paths of Victory." Byrdt 6 Madame Frankenstein, Pan] fcnzrin 7 How I Met Your Mother" Aad* Breckmnn 8 Whatever U Takes. ' Lnh Animals 9 -Scattered." Phteena Gage 10 "Dirty Rnacal." Wrath td Chriatinn

The guitar licks are as addictive as the famous ooe in Cream's "Sunshine of Your Love " This makes their songs instantly likable On first lis-tening. a song like thetr "Drive Blind will become an instant favor-ite You haven't heard these 'songs before, but they will immediately seem like old friends

The overall sound of the songs, is somewhere between bands Like Traf-fic and the Moody Blues Tbe vocals sre heavily echoed, making the band sound like an early version ot De-peche Mode

Their songs are usually about that old 1960s standby — mild-expansion Check out the song Utlsa "All I Can See." "Furthest Sense and "Like a Daydream "

Fire up your lava light and Uke a Ride

— JtUJiamUton

HINDU LOVE GODS

— Hindu Love Gods

The Hindu Love Gods are the re-sult of a collaboration of Warren Zevon and a Stipeless H E M Appar-ently. Zevon met Peter Buck, Bill Berry and Mike Mills several years ago when he was down in Athens. Ga recording some demos

When Zevon was recording "Senti-mental Hygiene, be asked the fel-lows from R F M to sit in oo the ses-sions as special guests During an evening of frivolity after ooe of the recording session all four men de-cided to gather round one micro-phone and start singing ciawic old tunes It was from a tape ot this night that the Hindu Love Gods al-bum was made Zevon ssnga vocals on this light-hearted release

So far. critics are divided over whether they like this release or not The people wbo don't like it com-plain that ft is unoriginal to do an album full of covers and say that the record doesn't sound ahemat ive" enougfa — whatever that m e a m

Tbe other camp, myself included, takes this releases for what it is — just a spontaneous, off-the-cuff recording that just happened to be tape of a bunch of music ian goofing around However, when nwnciaas of the stature ot Warren Zevon aad Pe-ter Buck goof around, the remit is bound to be interesting

And interesting it is The Gotta

Hindu l o v e

g o d s

! • tunes, a majority ot them blues tunes, rsnging from Robert Johnson classics with "Walkia Blues' and Traveiin Riverside Blues" to "Mannish Boy" and Willie Dixon's "Wang Dang Doodle "

Arguably, the beat cover oo the al-bum. is the Gods' version of Prince's •Raspberry Bere t " Like Sinead

O'Connor and Mitch Ryder before them, the Hindu Love Gods have msde a cover of a Prince song that sounds even better than when Prince sings it himself Zevon ultrs-cooi vo-cals on the tune might win him a few more fans from people who bought the album because of the R.EM

Zevon and R E . M fans win atao enjoy checking out the Unsr notes which feature candid photos of the quartet (taring the recording i

All bi all, a fun, unpre

— JiU Hamilton

4 0 * * Monday. H o v w n W 2. 1990

Love: There's no in between Dear Bar ters :

I have done everything for my partner. He was recently having troaMe at wort aad I encouraged him to qnit ao that he could regroup 1 toid him that I would support him. He had really gotten himself in over his head in n lot of ways, and I have been there to help him oat every time.

We have hnown each other for six months, and I moved in with him this month. Daring the closet-cleaning that needed to be done for me to move, we often foaght. He seems to get so controlling about what I keep aad do not keep.

I like having him around for mor-al support when I do these tasks, bat ' then he is no fan aad makes every-thing hard. I do love him, bat I am coafased that he does not return my sapport in kind. He says that he loves

me, bat then is domineering, even critical. He is often also loving, af-fectionate and kind.

I have never had a saccessfal inti-mate relationship, although I am 40. Do you think that this is my problem or his?

Confused

Dear Confused, You've got me confused, too. I

would have to know much more about you to know why you have not had success with intimate relation-ships and whether or not this is your problem or his.

In the first part of your letter, you complain about this man being no fun and making everything, hard. In the second part, you say yon are the cause because you ca.i?t have inti-mate relationships.

In any intimate relationship, if

you want the positive rewards of being with someone, then you must

• accept the total package. That means accepting the negative ones, too. If you can't accept the whole package, then you cannot make a lasting relationship.

Apparently, your confusion is not being able to accept a clear-cut deci-sion, Le., the whole package or noth-ing. You prefer to live in between and complain.

If you are dissatisfied with this re-sponse, please write with further de-tails. because I'm dissatisfied with it, too.

Barbara If you have a question or com-

ment for Barbara Schiff, a trained therapist and experi-enced counselor, send it to Street Sense at 36251 Schoolcraft, Livo-nia 48150.

ALTERNATIVE VIEWING Continued from Page 2

known for playing light comic roles in Paris. For her only appearance on film, Dreyer insisted that she per-form without makeup.

Much of the brilliance of "Tbe Passion of Joan of Arc" is owed to cinema tographer Rudolf Mate, Who later became a director in Holly-wood. His expressive use of shadows

later highlighted film noir titles like "D.O.A." (1949) and "Union Station" (1950).

-DREYER'S OWN career did not continue so happily. "The Passion of Joan of Arc" was a commercial fail-ure, openidg at a time when sound films I were all the rage. Banned by religious leaders and edited by dis-tributors, the film was shown in sev-eral butchered versions until 1951,

when a full print was found and re-released with a classical music soundtrack.

For this week s afternoon screen-ings, recorded music of organist John Muri will serve as a sound-track. For a critical reading of "Joan" and comparison to other Dreyer titles, Jytte Jenson from the Museum of Modern Art will lecture Dec. 2.

M e m b e r s of L o u d h o u s e h a v e long hair, b u t have s h a v e d a n d t a t t o o e d t h e s i d e s of their

h e a d s in d e f i a n c e of wha t t h e y call a s ick soc i -ety.

VIDEO VIEWING Continued from Pace 2 William T.G. Morton, tbe dentist wbo is now credited with discovering the possibility of Using ether as an anesthetic.

Tbe project was taken away from Sturges and edited by someone else. It suffers from a discordant opening with a series of vignettes and flash-backs that are confusing and never resolved in the film's rather abrupt conclusion.

Once viewers pass that opening section — and if they're willing to ignore the quick ending — there's some pretty good stuff in the film's main section. William Demarest as a patient-turned-friend-and-associate and Franklin Pangbom as a crotch-ety old professor are well worth watching. Both are masterful per-formers.

In addition, there's always that wonderfully witty and humorous Sturges view of the world, an atti-tude which characterized Holly-wood's studio era: The world is a marvelous place which can always be conquered by optimism, dedica-tion and hard work. Well, almost al-ways.

"HAIL THE Conquering Hero" is the much more satisfying of these two first-time video cassette re-leases. Eddie Bracken is mistaken for a war-time hero by his home town even though he has been dis-charged for hay fever. Again, De-marest and Pangborn steal the show and are well-worth your viewing time.

For those wbo missed it, Nov. 8 was a momentous date for fans of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" (1975, R, 105 minutes) which appeared in video cassette that day. As well, all you curious folks who wondered why people were dressing up in strange costumes and throwing food at the movie screen during late shows for the past 15 years can now discover the answer in the privacy of your own home.

CBS Fox is moot ing a major campaign for this premiere. The vi-deo includes a special five minute prologue produced by "Rocky Hor-ror's" producer Lou Adler, featuring footage from the film's 10th Anni-versary celebration at New York's Beacon Theater. There's also some recent footage shot at UC Berkeley's

STREET SEEN Denise Susan Lucas

Our intrepid Street Scene reporter is always looking for the unusuai and welcomes comments and suggestions from readers and entrepreneurs Send those to this column in care of this newspaper, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150, or call 591-2300 Ext. 331.

Month by month Looking fo r a 1991 c a l e n d a r with a d i f f e r e n t twis t? Try L innea P u M b M n g ' a p o s t e r c a l e n d a r . Twelve individual p o s t e r s of p a p e r cu t t i ngs a r e s i z ed to fit in s t a n d a r d 11- by 14- inch f r a m e s or t h i s Lucite f r a m e . The p o s t e r c a l e n d a r is p r i c ed a t $24; the Luci te f r a m e $5.

Theatre. A new music video, "Time Warp,"

has been added at the end of the tape. This segment shows fans per-forming the Time Warp" as done during midnight screenings.

IF THAT'S NOT enough to get you running right over to your video store, "Science Fiction Double Fea-ture: Reprise: and Time Warp In-strumental," two songs from the in-ternational version are included.

All this should attract the curious as well as the "Rocky Horror" affici-anadoes. CBS/Fox is taking no chances with their investment on this one and they have devised a number of new anti-piracy mea-sures. The tape's suggested retail is $89.98, a price that ought to test the loyalty of "Rocky Horror's" dearest fans.

No doubt the video release will reap more profit for "Rocky Hor-ror's" producers whose low-budget project has grossed over $150 mil-lion at the box office worldwide -since it was released in 1975.

Now's your chance to join this strange and wonderful world of cult-film viewing without the fuss and bother of toast and nee thrown at the screen. Of course, if you want to throw stuff at your home screen, by my guest. Just don't try to watch it at my place.

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Safari adventure Look ou t , Mr. Wooden Rocking Horse . Other jungle f r i e n d s a r e mak ing their way in to t h e h e a r t s of y o u n g b o y s a n d girls. Now ava i lab le a t H u d s o n ' s • r e s o f t a n d comfy p lush rock ing l ions a n d e le-p h a n t s t h a t s t a n d 21 inches h igh . M o u n t e d on s t ru -dy w o o d b a s e rocker s , t h e b e a s t l y c r e a t u r e s a r e s u r e t o p u t b ig smi l e s on your c h i l d r e n ' s f a c e s a s they rock o n their wild safar i a d v e n t u r e s . P r i ced a t $170.

t h e m o v i e s Continued from Page 2 "Narrow Margin" (B, R, 95 min-

utes). Despite an obvious plot with a

hokum-laden conclusion, Gene Hack-man and Anne Archer are entertain-ing in this DA vs. the Mob chase film.

"N'gbt of the Living Dead" (R). Remake of George Romero's 1968

cult zombie film. "Pacific Heights" (A-, R, 105 min-

utes). Suspense and excitement as psy-

chotic tenant terrorizes his land-lords.

"Postcards From the Ed;e" (C + , R, 105 minutes).

Disappointing, jumbled, show-biz story of mother-daughter conflict doesn't live up to its advanced billing nor to its superb cast.

"Pretty Woman" (A-, R, 120 min-utes).

Charming, romantic fantasy with Wall Street mogul (Richard Gere) falling in love with a prostitute (Ju-lia Roberts).

"Problem Child" ( \ PG). Suburban couple adopt mischievi-

ous child. "Qnlgley Down Under" (D. PG-13). Humorless, trite western with

Tom Selleck in Australia. "Sibling Rivalry" (C-, PG-13, 87

minutes). Kirstie Alley in humorless comedy

as straight-laced lady with swinging sister (Jami Gerti) and pack of un-pleasant, medical in-laws

'Tune In Tomorrow" (C+, PG-13. 100 minutes)

Disjointed, loosely structured comedy about radio soap-operas in the '50s fails despite presence of Pe-ter Fslk and Barbara Hersbey

"Waiting for the Light" (C-. PG, 9* minutes)

Even Shirley MacLaine as eccen-tric aunt can t save this heavy-hand-ed and simpied-minded satire of human gullibility

"Welcome Home. Roxy Carmicha-el" (D-. PG-13, M minutes)

Teenager (Winona Ryder) and married man (Jeff Daniels) have identity crises but nothing much to keep audiences awake "

Loudhouse sets own pace Continued from Page 3

Ken E. His mind altering stage presence begins when he slithers onto the stage and gets more eerie as the set goes on.

Every member of the band has long hair but have shaved and tat-tooed the sides of their beads in de-fiance to what they call a sick soci-ety.

Another influence on the band is controversial artist Mapletborpe.

"WE RESPECT his daringness." Mike said.

Their self-made video for their song "My Dad is Bigger Than Your Dad," made for under $400, caught the eye of some L.A. record compa-nies which lead to their signing with Virgin Records.

"Our strange music has always

been for the subconscious," Vin E said.

Their is a new video in the works for their songs called "Faith Farm," and the band hopes to be out touring surrounding Midwest em states in a couple of months, after contract negotiations are complete.

They have an unusual mix in sight and sound, see for yourself when this band comes to town.

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right-hand man (Gabriel Byrne). The most accomplished work so far from the talented young filmmakers.

"To Sleep with Anger" (USA -1990). Danny Glover battles on the mean streets of his hometown in Cal-ifornia.

REDFORD THEATRE, 17630 Lasher, Detroit Call 537-1133 for in-formation. ($.50)

"Fiddler on the Roof" (USA -

1971), 8 p.m. Nov. 16-17 (organ over-ture at 7:30 p.m.). Norman Jewison's colorful film version of the hit Broadway musical stars Topol as the hearty Jewish family man trying to uphold tradition.

TELE-ARTS THEATRE, 1540 Woodward Ave., Detroit. Call 963-8690. ($4. $2.50 students/senior citi-zens)

"The Final Season" (USA — 1990), 7 and 9 p.m. Nov, Nov. 16-17 and 5

and 7 p.m. Nov. 16 Burt Reynolds narrates this documentary look at the Tampa Bay Bandits, a successful USFL pro football team and tbe re-markable man who created it.

"It's a Gift" (USA - 1934), 3:30 p m. Nov 16 In perhaps his greatest film, W.C. Fields plays a grocer determined to buy a California orange grove. Classic sequences abound, including the catastrophic-meeting between a grouchy old cus-tomer and a display of lightbulbs.

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STREET CRACKS Moodev. November 12. 1990 OAE • SO

Life gives Allen-Mishler his laughs By Larry O'Connor staff writer

A wedding ring and a couple of children can change a guy. Just ask Jeff Allen-Mishler

"When I was drinking heavily and single. I would talk about drinking heavily and being single," Allen-Mishler said.

Today. Allen-Mishler's observational style of humor speaks about family, trying to make ends meet and living straight in a crazy world. One-liners are at a minimum. Allen-Mishler doesn't sit down to write, telling stories comes natural. '

Few of life's experiences can easily be summed up in a quip.

Sometimes lie can get political. "The whole thing that is funny is that since

George Bush has been in office, we've invaded Panama . . . we're involved in Saudi Arabia "

COMEDY CLUBS

Allen-Mishler said. "I'm glad he's in a kinder, gentler mood. I'd hate to be around him when he's p—d."

Sometimes he can poke fun at himself. "I've been getting calls for Tim Allen for

work," said Allen-Mishler, who has since add-ed his real name to his middle name to avoid confusion with the Birmingham comedian. "I was on the phone with this guy from Bermuda. I was booked to play there and I was going to bring my wife and everything.

'THEN THE GUY on the phone says. You're the guy who does tbe power tool stuff.' I told him no. . . . I never beard from him since."

Allen-Mishler's story, though, is mWe of self-realization.

He's been a stand-up comedian for 12 years. He's appeared on VH I s "Stand-Up Spotlight," MTV's "Half Hour Comedy Hour" and recently

taped an appearance for "Caroline's Comedy Hour" on AfcE

A native of tbe Chicago land area. Allen-Mishler is said to have a blue collar point of view combined with an excellent delivery and stage presence His saggy eyes and raised eye-brows punches it all home.

Off stage, though. Allen-Mishler describes how heavy drinking nearly destroyed his mar-riage. He's been through rehab and has be-come "more focused" as a comedian.

Better yet, Allen-Mishler has become a little wiser.

"One time I was in Houston. Texas, ranting and raving about how George Bush was scum-ball," Allen-Mishler said. "I mean thin is his home state and all right after tbe election. These people start booing

I get off the stage and the manager gets right in my face and says, 'I don't think you

should be calling the President a scum ball I started to yell back at him . . . Next thing I know I can't work in four clubs that this guy happens to book.

"I'VE REALIZED I have to be more re-strained."

Allen-Mishler dismisses those days as "all in the past " He attributes part of the problem to his drinking, although the incident in Texas oc-curred after he had quit.

"When you drink for 14 years and give it up. you can get grouchy," he said.

The turning point with his addiction came when he was about to divorce his wife, Tammi, who continually complained about his drink-ing They have two children, Ryan, 3. and Aar-on, 7.

"When you are ready to give up your wife and kids so you can drink." he said, "it lets you know something is wrong "

Here are listings of some come-dy clubs in our area. To let us know who is appearing at your club, send information to: Come-dy Listings, Observer St Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia 48150..

• MAINSTREET Jeff Allen will perform Friday-

Saturday. Nov. 16-17, at MainStreet Comedy Showcase, 314 E Liberty. Ann Arbor. Show times are 8:30 and 11 p.m. Friday and 7. 9 and 11 p.m. Saturday. For information, call 996-9080.

• BEA S COMEDY KITCHEN Skeeter Murray will perform

along with Steve Mitchell and Down-town Toay Brown Monday-Tuesday. Nov 19-20, at Bea's Comedy Kitch-en. 541 Larned, Detroit. Show times are 7:30 and 10 p.m. For informa-tion, call 961-2581.

• COMEDY CASTLE Jenny Jones will perform today,

and Heywood Banks will perform Tuesday-Saturday, Nov. 13-17, at the Comedy Castle, 269 E. Fourth, Royal Oak. Show time is 7 p.m. Tnesday-Thursday and 8:30 and 11 p.m. Fri-day and Saturday. For reservations, call 542-9900

• JOEY'S LIVONIA Norma Zager will per form

Wednesday-Saturday. Nov. 14-17. at Joey's Comedy Club. Plymouth Road between Wayne and Levan roads. Livonia. Show times are 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 8:30 and 1030 p.m. Saturday. For informa-tion, call 261-0555.

• JOEY'S ALLEN PARK Peter Fogel will perform Wednes-

day-Saturday, Nov. 14-17, at Joey's Comedy Club and Sports Emporium. 15246 Southfield Road. Allen Park Show times are 8:30 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday and 8 and 10.30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For informa-tion. call 382-7041

JOEY'S AT THE ROXY

Leo DuFonr will perform Wednes-day-Saturday. Nov. 14-17, at Joey's Comedy Club at the Roxy. 11175 Haggerty Road, Belleville For in-formation, call 699-1829

• MISS KITTY'S

Michael Blackman will perform along with Toby Kid Sunday-Tues-day, Nov. 18-20. at Miss Kitty's Com-edy Club, Long Branch Restaurant. 595 N. Lapeer Road. Oxford. Show times are 8 p.m. Thursday, 8 and 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For information, call 628-6500.

• LOONEY BIN Tony Hayes will perform with

Andy Jensen and Sieve Bills Friday-Saturday. Nov. 16-17, at the Wolve-rine and Looney Bin Restaurant and Comedy Club, 1655 Glengary. Walled Lake Show times are 9 p.m Friday and 8 and 10:30 p.m. Saturday. Wednesday and Thursday shows are free For more information, call 669-9374.

At t i m e s m i s t a k e n for fel-low c o m e d i a n Tim Allen, Jeff Allen-Mishler o f f e r s a u d i e n c e s his obse rva -tional style of h u m o r a n d s p e a k s a b o u t f a m i l y , trying to make e n d s mee t a n d living s t ra igh t in a crazy world.

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J e r e m y S u n n y .

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Toronto serves up a feast for fi lm lovers By Ralph Valdez and Martin Bandyka special writers

There's no other celebration of film in North America like Toron-to's annual Festival of Festivals. Every fall, a mere four-hour car or train ride will put you in a movie lover's paradise.

This year, the 15th edition of the fest served up nearly 300 films from 44 countries. Everyone in the industry, from low budget direc-tors to mega-buck movie stars, converges at Canada's movie mec-ca, heightening the excitement of this 10-day party.

It's the place to go to get a jump on some of the newest and the best releases of 1990, many of which have and will make it to Detroit in the coming months.

Dennis Hopper's latest effort, "The Hot Spot," has already showed up in tbe metropolitan

area. Hopper returns to the direc-tor chair for the first time since "Colors" with an infinitely more satisfying film noir tale of lust, blackmail and murder.

Don Johnson is Harry Madox. a smug drifter whose number one love interest is the innocent, young and unattainable beauty Gloria (Jennifer Connelly). But Harry meets more than his match in local vamp Dolly Harshaw (Virginia-Marsden).

THE TRIO tangle in Texas heat to an unforgettable coundtrack featuring Miles Davis jamming with John Lee Hooker and Taj Mahal in a music lover's dream.

Dealing with subject matter that could easily become overwrought and hackneyes, director Bertrand Tavernier masterfully avoids shal-low melodrama and pursues deep-er emotions in "Daddy Nostalgy." Dirk Bogarde. in his first movie

role since Fassbinder's 1978 film "despair." is Caroline's (Jane Bir-kin) seriously ill "Daddy."

Caroline's extended visit brings out the sweet camaraderie be-tween father and daughter, not shared by Miche (Odette Laure), Daddy's devoted but uptight wife and Caroline's mother. Exquisitely natural dialogue and commanding performances, especially by Bo-garde, help carry this powerful, yet contemplative work.

Dysfunctional, the latest Ameri-can buzzword, aptly describes the articulate but whacked-out charac-ters in the suburban tragic come-dies of Long Island newcomer, di-rector Hal Hartley. Last year's "The Unbelievable Truth" set the stage for the modern misanthropes that people Hartley's films.

THE JOKE MAY stay the same, but the punch line is ever changing, firmly establishing Hartley's twist-

ed Americana as a fresh vision with both style and substance.

Director AkiKaurismaki's per-fectly realized, heavily ironic com-edy "I Hired a Contract Killer" features the welcome return of vet-eran French actor Jean-Pierre Leaud, star of such classics as Truffaut's "The 400 Blows" and Godard's "Masculine Feminine."

Unjustly fired from his job and deeply despondent, Jean-Pierre hires a contract killer to execute himself, then unexpectedly falls in love and decides that life is worth living again. The trouble is that be can't find his prospective murderer in order to call off his own killing.

Leaud is simply brilliant, his halting English and priceless facial expressions evoking sympathetic laughter.

Director Barbet Schroeder came up with one of the festival's most memorable and enjoyable films. "Reversal of Fortune," the true

story of the widely hated Claud von Bulow and his retrial for the at-tempted murder of his wife Sunny.

In Schroeder's increasingly tal-ented hands, the engagingly quirky tale unfolds with striking perfor-mances from the perfectly sardon-ic Jeremy Irons as Claus. Glenn Close as the tragic Sunny and the supercharged Ron Silver as Gaus s defense attorney. Alan Dershowitz.

SUBLIME A M B I G U I T I E S abound in possibly the most objec-tive telling of the mystery every-one thinks they've already solved

Director's Monika Treut, Rich-ard Kwietniowski. Pauline Chan. Peggy Ahwesh and Keith Sandborn have come up with a program of short films that kicks off with Treut's "Annie," a charming but lightweight documentary about porn queen and now performance artist Annie Sprinkle.

The following three films are in-creasingly audacious and inven-tive. Kwietniowski's "Flames of Passion" is an experimental, black and white, boy meets boy love sto-ry set in a train station with hyp-notic images and music. Chan's "The Space Between the Door and the Flow" recounts a man's erotic obsesssion with a woman's un-derarm hair.

Ahwesh and Sand bom's "The Deadman", based on "Le Mort" by author Georges Bataille. is a truly bizarre and original piece of transgress!ve cinema After the death of her lover, a woman seeks out the farthest reaches of sexuali-ty and depravity. This naively grotesque and peversely funny work comas from the afflicted minds of two young New Yorkers

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In director Peter Medak's "The Krays," the brothers' rapid rise and fall is skillfully rendered by Martin and Gary Kemp, ex of the "new romantic" musical combo Spandau Ballet. Renowned stage and screen actress Billie Whitelaw brings an incredible mixture of cynicism and warmth to the diffi-cult role of the cold-blooded twins' smothering mother

Walking a fine line between trash and treasure, Medak's stylish psycho-drama is most successful wben the mood is dark and probing and the sentimental cliches are at a minimum.

The ultimate irony of director Chuck Workman's "Superstar," a film biography of Andy Warhol, is that Warhol himself would proba-bly have loved the fact that it's re-ally quite bad Far from a labor of love. Workman was commissioned to make a documentary film about an important artist-and that's all he did.

Attesting to the importance of Warhol's life and work is the fact that this film has a hard time being ruined by the director's lack of tal-ent Great footage of tbe Velvet Underground is arffnost destroyed by Vanilla Fudge music on tbe soundtrack, while the heavy hand-ed use of Pink Floyd's burnt-out song Money "dominates scenes of Warhol's obsession with wealth

IN OTHER HIGHLIGHTS was "Freeze. Die and Revive" by Vitali Kanevski and Taxi Blues" by Pa-vel Lounguine respectively the winners of best film and best direc-tor at this year's Cannes fest, Rob-ert Altaian's "Vincent and Theo." about tbe Van Gofb brothers; Jane Campion's "An Angel at My Table," winner of the critic's choice award in Toronto; Michael Verhoeven's perceptive "The Nasty Gir t" Yvonne's Rainer's "Privi-ledge, and Derek Ja rmans rigo-rous but rewarding "The Garden "

There were a few disappoint-ments - Tom Stoppard's Rosen crantz and Guild ens t em Are Dead." a who s-on-first routine for collage grada. and "The Gutters' by Stephen Frears. where a talent ed director, cast (Angelica Huston John Casack) and a potentiality ex-i t i n g screenplay fhasai aa a Jim Thompaon novel), all add up to tedium

Denn i s H o p p a r g o e s o v e r a • c a n e with Don J o h n s o n w h o p l a y s Harry Madox, a s m u g d r i f t e r , in " T h e Hot Spot . ' 1 currueso* NCMAMO aLANCHAMO

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exhibitions This column runs weekly in Creative Liv-

ing. Send news items about Oakland County events to The Eccentric, 805 E. Maple, Bir-mingham 48009. Send items about Wayne County events to The Observer, 36251 School-craft, Livonia 48150. Attention: Creative Liv-ing editor.

• SOUTHFIELD CIVIC CENTER Monday, Nov. 12 — Works by three computer

artists. Jack Bergeron, Laura Lee Hayes and Bob Brill, are on display through Nov. 23 in tbe Parks and Recreation Building, 29000 Evergreen, South-field. All three artists have a background in tbe arts.

• U-M DEARBORN Tuesday, Nov. 13 - "Cranbrook Design: The

New Discourse," curated by Kathy and Michael McCoy continues through Jan. 23. Includes 150 works by faculty, alums and students. 1980-1990.

"Bill Viola: Room for St. John of the Cross," a video/sound installation will be on display Satur-day, Nov. 17 through Jan. 27. The work was in-spired by the poems of the Spanish mystic and ascetic, St John of the Cross and his ability to transcend his imprisonment in a tiny windowless cell for nine months. Hours are 1-5 p.m Tuesday-Sunday. Admission charge. 500 Lone Pine, Bloom-field Hills.

• NARDIN PARK METHODIST CHURCH Wednesday, Nov. 14 - Fall exhibit by the

Farmington Artiists Club continues through Sat-urday. There's an open and a juried section. Leslie Masters was the juror. Reception 7 p.m. Friday. Hours are 3-8 p.m. Wednesday. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Satur-day, 29887 11 Mile, (west of Middlebelt), Farming-ton Hills.

ARTPACK SERVICES Thursday, Nov. 15 — "Art Furniture for Every-

day Living," presented by the Janis Wetsman Col-lection continues through Dec. 8. Hours are 1-5 p.m. Dates are Nov. 16,17, 23, 24, 29, 20 and Dec. 1, 6,7,8. There are works by 16 artists on display, 31505 Grand Riber, Door NO. 10, Farmington.

DETROIT F O C U S Friday, Nov. 16 — "Review Committee Selec-

tions" with works by Dierdre Jackson, Russ Mar-shall and Grace Serra are on display through Dec. 21. Reception for the artists, 5:30-8:30 p.m Fri-day. Hours are noon to 6 p.m. Wednesday-Satur-day, 743 Beaubien, Detroit

NELSON'S GALLERY Friday, Nov. 16 — "People Watching with art-

ist Thomas Dyer" continues through December. Reception 6-8 p.m. Friday, NOv. 16. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, 16376 Middlebelt, Livonia.

SHELDON R O S S GALLERY Saturday, Nov. 17 — Watercolors and collages

by American artist, Romare Bearden will be on display through December. This is the gallery's eighth exhibit of Bearden's work and the first since his death in 1988. Myron Schwartzman, au-thor of "Romare Bearden: His Life and Art," will autographing the book at Birmingham Bookstore 3-5 p.m. Friday. Gallery hours are 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 250 Martin, Birmingham

PEWABIC POTTERY Saturday, Nov. 17 — "Holiday Invitational"

continues through December. Preview party for Pewabic Society members 5:30-8:30 p.m. Friday. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday-Friday, until 9 p.m. Thursday; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday; 1-4 p.m. Sunday, 10125 E. Jefferson, Detroit

• WOODS GALLERY Saturday, Nov. 17 — Holiday arts and craft

show and sale continues through Sunday. Meet the artists reception is 10 a.m. to noon Saturday. Open until 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday, Huntington Woods Public Library, 26415 Scotia, Huntington Woods.

• GALER1E 454 Saturday. Nov. 17 — Raku sculpture by Susan

and Steven Kemenyffy will be on display through Dec. 6. Hours are 10 a .m to 6 p.m. Tuesday-Fri-day, until 8 p.m. Thursday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m Saturday, 15105 Kercheval, Grosse Poinmte Park.

• STUDIO OPEN HOUSE Saturday, Nov. 17 — Five women artists are

combining efforts to show a selection of hand-made jewelry, clothing, pottery and fine art -Marge Kaechle, Rosemary Gratch, Ruth Carlson. Linda Chamberlain and Donna Beaubien. Contin-ues on Sunday Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., 5261 Orchard Crest Troy

• WATERCOLOR ART Johnnie Crosby's watercolor paintings are oo

display through November at The Frameworks, on Penniman, in Plymouth Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. dally except Sunday.

• ATRIUM GALLERY Now oo display through the holidays: unique or-

naments. glass, porcelain, wood, fiber. New jewel-ry: silver, inlaid stoos, architecturally designed cloisonne Table fountioos. New d a y sculptures Keith Baker, award-winning horses and figures New decorative pieces from Eugene Krolak. John Martin. Jeff Rale. Glass: Stuart Sbulman. David Leppla, Brace Boatman. Henry Boper Marilyn Blinder new selection of wort. I l l N. Center. Northville Hours: 10 a m . to i p.m. Monday Wednesday. Friday-Saturday; 18 a m. to t p.m. Thursday, noon to i p.m. Sunday.

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Late architect inducted into Hall of Fame

The Michigan Women's Studies Association (MWSA) induct-ed tbe late Emily Helen Butterfield, former Farmington resi-dent. into the Michigan Women's Hall of Fame Oct. 25

Butterfield received the MWSA's Life Achievement Award for accomplishments as:

• Michigan's first registered woman architect. • Founder of the Detroit Business Women's Club, forerun-

ner of the International Federation of Business and Profes-sional Women's Clubs, and founder of Alpha Gamma Delta, an international collegiate women's fraternity.

She also was an author, artist, poet, watercolorist and calli-graf>hist. - The Women's Hall of Fame originated in the MWSA. an or-ganization of academic and professional women at Michigan State University in 1973. Women who have made significant contributions to education, a r t civic, business progress are

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Furniture art theme of display

A NEW generation of artists, drawing on the principles of furniture de-

/ % sign, is creating innovative prod-ucts that look as good in a muse-

um as they do in a living room. In dozens of studios across the United

States, these artists are combining materi-als and designs previously unknown to the furniture world and creating functional art. Furniture that can be used, certainly, but furniture that makes a statement about the owner and artist.

The drop leaf of a non-traditidnal dining room table by Dale Brobolm, for example, is used to slice the piece into a triangular form.

Jamie Robertson's signature blue inlay can be found in tables and chests, and even decorative indoor ladders.

Consider the futuristic, metalsmithed chairs by Charles Crowley. Or the decora-tively detailed tables of Wendy Stayman.

THESE WILL be just some of the exam-ples when the work of 16 art furniture makers from across the country is gath-ered in Farmington for an exhibit by Janis Wetsman 20th Century Decorative Art of Birmingham.

"Art Furniture for Everyday Living 3," Janis Wetsman's third exhibit devoted to the genre, will showcase the different styles and materials being used today.

Brobolm, a Massachusetts artist whose work premiered in the Detroit area last year through Wetsman, will be available to explain his techniques, inspirations and how to integrate his pieces with current decors at tbe exhibit's opening reception, 5-8 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 15.

The exhibit will run at Art pack Ser-vices, 31505 Grand River, Door 10, near Orchard Lake Road, in Farmington through Dec. 8.

The artists featured in the Wetsman Collection are considered the second gen-eration of furniture makers. Many of them are graduates of furniture design pro-grams that emphasize conception and de-sign.

They make one-of-a-kind pieces, evolved from an increased awareness of functional art . said Janis Wetsman, collec-tion owner.

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Butter f ie ld named to Women's Hall of Fame Continued from Pan* 1 • u • i_ >. ... . .

Continued from -'age 1 either recognized as historic or contemporary booorees in Michigan.

Butterfield and her father, Wells D. Butterfield, architect and first mayor of Farmington after its incor-poration in 1926, designed business, industrial and public buildings, and homes, churches and schools.

WHEN EMILY Butterfield, a graduate of Detroit Central High School, graduated from the Syracuse University School of Architecture, iti first woman graduate, she re-turned to the Detroit area.

She was associated with her father iti the firm of Butterfield and Butter-flpld. It was dissolved with the re-tirement of her father in 1930.

In 1940, Emily Butterfield retired

and lived in her native Algonac until her death in 195S at age 74.

Among the Butterfield buildings now registered as Michigan Historic Places are houses in the Oaklands subdivision and the Glen Oaks Club-house. both in Farmington Hills.

The First United Methodist Church of Farmington was one of nearly 30 Butterfield churches. Highland Park High is one of their schools. They designed their homes near Farmington Road and Shiawas-see.

THE MOST obvious imprint Emi-ly Butterfield made was as an initia-tor. While at Syracuse University, she was one of 11 young women who founded Alpha Gamma Delta. Now, there are 175 campus chapters, with

200 alumnae chapters. In 1912, Emily Butterfield and 12

other young Detroit professional women formed the Detroit Business Women's Study Club, limiting mem-bership to one representative from each business or professional group.

From this group came tbe Detroit Federation of Business and Profes-sional Woman's Clubs and a charter membership in the Michigan, nation-al and international business and professional women's clubs respec-tively in 191* 1920 and 1934.

Butterfield's avocations of writing and painting-pen/ink sketches brought her recognition and provid-ed pleasure to many others. She ex-hibited watercolors and pen/ink sketches at the Toleldo Artists Club, the J.L. Hudson Gallery and the

Scarab Club in the 1920s and 1930s. In 1987, In recognition of tbe first

annual Detroit Festival of the Arts, the Scarab Club exhibited "Women Artists at the Scarab Club from 1914-1987"; two Butterfield water-colors and a pen/ink sketch were hung.

In 1989, 50 Butterfield watercol-ors, architecture blueprints and ex-amples of calligraphy were exhibit-ed in the Belen Gallery of the Wom -en's Study Association Building in Lansing. The exhibit was assembled by Alpha Gamma Delta members Jane Graf of Royal Oak, Carol Fan-zen of Livonia and Elizabeth Lee of Novi.

EMILY BUTTERFIELD wrote for architectural professional maga-

zines and for Town and Country and House and Garden magazines.

She published two books, "Young People's History of Architecture" and "Heraldry ia American College Fraternities," both illustrated by her pen/ink sketches. She wrote fre-quently for the Ampha Gamma Del-ta Quarterly and was its editor for seven years.

Her concern for young people was evident in tbe books she wrote and also in teaching a Sunday School class- of high school youth and being a leader of a Girl Scout troop.

She participated in the community affairs of Neebish Island in northern Michigan, where the family had a summer cottage and was postmis-tress there during World War N.

For many years, she was an offi-

cial bander of waterfowl. Wells D. Butterfield shared the

family tradition .-of leadership. He was a charter member of the Detroit Exchange Club No. L He was Farm-ington's first mayor and encouraged Emily in developing the business and professional women's organizations.

After his retirement, the architec-tural firm was dissolved. Emily con-tinued to write and paint in Farm-ington and Algonac. Both Wells D. and Emily Helen Butterfield were buried in the family plot at Oaklawn Centery, Algonac.

Pictures and memorabilia of Hall of Fame inductees are hung in the Michigan Women's Historical Center and Hall of Fame in I-ANTING THE Hall now spotlights more than 80 women

Wetsman sponsor ing Bostonian metalsmith As the result of Janis Wetsman's

sponsorship of metalsmith Charles Crowley, a new body of work in the decorative arts will be created: a series of contemporary sterling sil-ver tea services.

Wetsman, of Janis Wetsman 20th Century Decorative Art in Bir-mingham, is providing a year-long stipend for the Waltham. Mass.. artist to create a body of work he otherwise could not accomplish.

"I'm acting as a sponsor, an an-gel, a patron," Wetsman said. "It will allow him to concentrate on a series of tea services without hav-ing to try and support himself."

As an artist/metalsmith since 1984, Crowley has concerned him-self with speculative and commis-sioned holloware and furniture, and commercial and ornamental met-alwork. All the teapots and ser-

vices in the series will be sterling silver.

"I have always wanted to do a body of work like this, but I was never afforded the time to do it," said Crowley, awarded first prize in the 1990 Fortunoff Sterling Sil-ver Design Competition in New York.

BEFORE 1984, Crowley was a jeweler/goldsmith, a designer and builder of lacquer and metal boxes, and co-owner of Progressive Met-alware. which designed and pro-duced a line of pewter holloware.

"This very unusual opportunity was offered to me, and I was happy to take it," Crowley said.

His work will be represented in "Art Furniture for Everyday Liv-ing 3," an exhibit of contemporary craft furniture at Art pack Services

in Farmington Nov. 15 to Dec. 8. Wetsman and Crowley became

acquainted through the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston about three years ago. Tbe business relation-ship took about a year to form, al-though Crowley had two of his pieces in Wetsman's initial exhibit two years ago.

"His work is very simple, very elegant," Wetsman said. "I'm drawn to his shapes and sizes. He doesn't waste a lot of energy doing grandiose work."

NED COOKE, assistant curator at the Boston museum, said Crow-ley has successfully adapted his un-derstanding of machinery — metal lathes and milling machines — to individual, custom production.

"It's very finely detailed, as well as well-conceived," Cooke said.

Crowley, who said his designs

are based on whimsical ideas, noted tea services are a traditional object for sterling silver.

By next fall, tbe Wetsman-Crow-ley relationship will result in at least 12 pieces, which Wetsman

would like to exhibit across the United States. Prices are likely to range from 810,000 to $12,000.

Art you can sit on -showcased Continued from Page 1

"Because of that increased awareness," she added, there's "an increase in the use of furniture that has an intrinsic value, rather than pieces that will be replaced."

THE ART furniture movement has promoted important styles from the 1930s and 1950s. These styles function both in the home and office, and as art as well as furniture.

"Hopefully, what is created now will have the same timelessness, and we will understand the value of that which is not mass-produced." Wetsman said.

Wetsman believes the second generation of studio crafters have demonstrated a greater interest in the history of design and construc-tion, new technical possibilities and the combination of wood with other materials.

A cabinet ($9,500) by Ronald Puckett, for example, combines

padouk, wenge, holly and marble Chairs ($3,900 each) by the same artist are built with painted maple, curly maple, padouk and leather

"Art Furniture for Everyday Living 3," also wijl feature the work of Charles Crowley, Peter Dudley, Tom Duffy, John Dunni-gan, Beth Forer, John Lesch, Tom Loesser, Richard Scott Newman. Tim Philbrick. Henry Royer, Peter Spadone, Wendy Stayman and Howard Werner.

Detroit Symphony holiday tickets now on sale T i / ^ o f a f i W f k o C i r m n k n n ^ A J I A _* « m i «•*. a • . . . . . ' — -Tickets for the Detroit Symphony

Orchestra's annual Christmas Festi-val are on sale at several locations in the metro area, including the Fox Theatre and Orchestra Hall box of-fices and all Ticketmaster locations.

This year's Christmas Festival features seven presentations, includ-ing;

• performances of Handel's "Messiah."

• Weekender Pops, featuring Marvin Hamlisch.

• Detroit News Young People's Concerts with Santa Koz's Music Fest

• Bach's complete Brandenburg Coocerti.

• An Evening with P.D.Q. Bach. • "The Nutcracker Ballet" at the

Fox Theatre. • A New Year's Eve gala "Night

in Old Vienna" led by DSO music di-rector Neeme Jarvi.

THE 1990 Christmas Festival opens with performances of Handel's "Messiah" at 8 pjn., Thursday, Dec. 8; 4:30 p m , Saturday, Dec. 8; and 8 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 9.

Acclaimed conductor Nicholas McGegan leads the DSO with soloists Julianne Baird. soprano; Patricia Spence, mezzo-soprano; Jeffrey Thomas, tenor, and William Parker, baritone.

The Detroit Symphony Chorale, Eric Freudigman, director, joins McGegan for these performances, sponsored by the Detroit Edison Foundation.

Audience members are urged to bring their scores to the Saturday, Dec. 8, performance and are invited to join in singing the choral portions of this timeless masterpiece.

THE WEEKENDER Pops Series features entertainer Marvin Ham-lisch, composer of "A Chorus Line," "Sophie's Choice" and other film and stage hits.

He performs at 8:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 7, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 8, and 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 9, led by DSO associate conductor Leslie B. Dunner with tbe DSO. These con-certs are sponsored by Merrill Lynch.

Manage time well to stay organized

MY wife is apset because I nev-er get home from work at 6 p.m. as I tell her I will. I have good intentions, but every day, I have to mach to do, I work until the last minute, drive like crazy aad I 'm still late. Thea the next morning, my desk is in a mess aad I have to start over from scratch. Do yoa have aay suggestions to help me get away oa time?

A: People are funny. They will schedule everything — planning meetings, appointments, every type of project, etc., — but overlook a simple key to their success: Keeping their office organized.

You need to analyze what's going on. First, figure out bow much time you devote to closing up your office. Too often, people overlook this last important aspect and then wonder why things pile up

If the answer is five minutes or leaa, as you seemed to indicate, you are probably piling things in stacks with tbe thought, "I don't have time now so RN put that stuff away to-morrow ." Beginning tomorrow with yesterday's work, however, automat- . ically starts off your day with ft defi-cit Now, consider bow long It would

take to close up your office proper-ly? That LA 1) completely putting away and filing things where they belong, and 2) planning the next day while things are still fresh in your

"This may take 15-30 minutes. on your working habits

J the day. The second part of your analysis

IA Once you've left your office, how loaf does it take to get home' Ob ooe consulting job I did. a doctor in-sisted his office was only five min-ATOA AWAY from a huge hospital, ao it aDnvnd only five minutes to WMTM FEAT Httk journey

V I M HA waa forgetting was how

n organizing

Dorothy Lehmkuhl

The Detroit News Young People's Concert Series features a program, "Santa Koz's Music-Fest," with chil-dren's entertainer Stefan Kozinski.

The audience is asked to bring their noisemakers and toys to join Maestro Kozinski and the orchestra in what promises to be a rare per-formance of Leopold Mozart's "Toy Symphony" at 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 8. These concerts are sponsored by Detroit News/Gannett Foundation.

LAST YEAR'S performances of Bach's complete Brandenburg Con-cert! were so well received that they have been brought back again, this year with virtuoso conductor/violin-ist Joseph Silverstein.

Several of the orchestra's musi-cians highlight this favorite Christ-mas program. Performances take place at 8 p.m., Friday, Dec. 14, and 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 16.

Musical madness prevails when-ever Professor Peter Schickele, sem-iconductor and' pianist, presents his hilarious spoof on classical music: "An Evening with P.D.Q. Bach (1807-1742)?"

The DSO is fortunate to procure tbe services of Professor Schickele to mislead the orchestra in these

exhibitions

performances of music by this quasi-member of the Bach family incar-nate. This special one-night only per-formance takes place at 8 p.m. Sat-urday, Dec. 15.

THE DSO"S popular holiday pro-duction of •.'The Nutcracker" returns to the Fox Theatre for 15 perfor-mances, beginning Friday, Dec. 14 and running through Wednesday, Dec. 26.

This year marks the second season of performances at the Fox Theatre in association with Brass Ring Pro-ductions and Olympia Arenas, and the 16th season of the DSP's collabo-ration with Dance Detroit, Iacob Lascu, director/choreographer.

Joining the DSO and Dance De-troit are guest principal dancers from the New York City Ballet: Mer-rill Ashley and Jock Soto on the evenings of Dec. 19-23; and Melinda Roy and Peter Boal on the evenings of Dec. 14-16, 18 and 26. Principal dancers for the matinee performanc-es will be announced at a later date.

DSO associate conductor, Leslie Dunner, leads the orchestra for all 15 performances'. The Women of the Detroit Symphony Chorus will pro-vide off-stage chorus parts at the close of Act I.

Conductor/violinist Joseph Silverstein will appear in the DSO'a performance of Bach's complete Brandenburg Concerti.

TO END the 1990 Christmas Fes-tival, Jarvi has chosen to lead the or-chestra in a special New Year's Eve gala, "Night in Old Vienna," at 9 p.m. Monday, Dec. 31.

This delightful evening of Vienna classics by Offenbach, Ponchielli,

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much time it took to collect his be-longings, walk the long halls and grounds, get out of the parking lot make the five-minute drive and then park, walk in and get settled into his office. His "five-minute trip" actual-ly took 20 minutes. This is a typical example of bow people underesti-mate time.

If you want to get home by 6 p.m. and it takes 30 minutes from the time you grab your coat until you ar-rive at your own front door, then you probably need to "quit working" by 5 p.m. to have time to close up your office properly and plan your next day.

Rather than "not having time to quit early," you will easily regain that time and more the next morning by getting off to a quick start and working when you are more rested.

You need to establish a new psy-chological mindset You will "quit working" one hour before you want to be home. By using self-discipline to adopt this proactive (not reactive) philosophy, you will feel good about yourself, be well organized, get more done and have a happy home life, too.

You can order a booklet of Dor-othy Lehmkuhis first 52 Organiz-ing columns by sending $5 and a long, self-addressed envelope, unth 65 cents postage, to Organis-ing Techniques, 6165 Worlington. Birmingham 46010.

• RUBINER GALLERY Paintings/watercolors/drawings by Richard

Jerzy, professor of art at the Center for Creative Studies, are on display through November. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 7001 Orc-hard Lake, West Bloomfield.

• LINDA HAYMAN GALLERY Hand painted floor canvasses and chair covers

by Fran Rubenstein are on display through Nov 21. She uses primary colors and geometric shapes to create her striking works of art Hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday-Friday, until 8 p.m. Thurs-day and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, 32500

- Northwestern, south of 14 Mile, Farmington Hills

• BELIAN ART CENTER Works on paper by Susan Hinds are on display

through Nov. 24, 5980 Rochester Road, Troy

• ELIZABETH STONE GALLERY OI iginal paintings by Marc Brown for his book,

"The Family Read-Aloud Christmas Treasury.'' are on display to Nov. 21 Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 580 N. Woodward. Bir-mingham

• LAWRENCE STREET GALLERY "Animal Dreams," a one-person show by artist/

poet Donna Munro of Grand Rapids, continues through Dec. 14. Hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tues-day-Saturday, 29 W. Lawrence, Pontiac.

• PRESTON BURKE GALLERIES INC. , "Images of Detroit" by Clayton Lewis continues

through November 240 E. Grand River, Detroit

• SYBARIS GALLERY "Metals." featuring furniture, sculpture and

vessel forms by six of the country's best-known metalsmiths, continues through December Hours are 11 a.M. to S p.m. Tuesday-Saturday. 301 W. Fourth, Royal Oak.

• JOY EMERY GALLERY

"Furniture/Sculpture," works by eight nation-ally known artists, continues through December. Hours are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, until 8 p.m. Thursday. 131 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Farms.

• ROUTE 10 GALLERY . Functional and non-functional furniture, paint-ings and installations by Judith Ann Corba and Nicolas van Krijdt will be on display through No-vember Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Sun-day and until 9 p.m. Thursday. 32430 Northwest-ern. Farmington Hills.

• CHINESE CULTURAL CENTER China: Impressions and Dreams," recent

paintings by renowned Chinese dissident artist Yoncum Li (also known as Bo Yun). Continues through November. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4.30 p M Monday-Friday The exhibition is hosted by the Chinese American Educational and Cultural Cen-ter. 2300 Washtenaw. Ann Arbor

• U-M DEARBORN Spatial Visions: Paintings by Linda and Donald

Mendelson" will be oo display through Dec. 2 in the Mardigian Library, Evergreen Road between Ford and Michigan, Dearborn. She teaches at the Center for Creative Studies and he's on the Oak-land Community College-Orchard Ridge art facul-ty

• G.R. N'NAMDI GALLERY Paintings by Peter Pinchbeck are oo display

through Dec 1. Hours are 11 a m. to & 30 p M Tuesday-Saturday. 161 Townsend, Birmingham

• LIVONIA CITY HALL FaU art show of VAAL. Visual Arts Ajnodation

of Livonia, continues through Nov 16 Marjorie Chellstorp is the juror Hours are 9 a.m. to 9 M Mo«foy;Wedne*iay and 9 a M to S pm. Thursday and Friday. Five Mije and Farmington roads Livonia

• PRINT GALLERY Original antique posters by artists such V Cap-

piello, Villemot and Collin are on display through December. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.M Monday-Saturday, until 9 p.M Thursday, 29203 Northwest-em. Southfield.

• ROCHESTER HILLS CITY HALL Pastels by Renate Wechsler are on display

through December. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.M Monday-Friday, 1000 Rochester Hills Drive (off Avon), Rochester Hills.

• O.K. HARRIS Paintings by James Del G rosso and Vladimir

German, New York artists, are on display through Nov. 24. Del Grosso's still lifes in oil incorporate classic and non-traditional subjects, and Ger-man's landscapes in oil make reference to Moo-drian and Turner Hours are 11 a m . to 6 pm . Tuesday-Saturday, 430 N Woodward, Birming-ham.

• HABATAT GALLERIES Two-person exhibition features works by David

Huchthausen and Will Papperbeimer The Scale Detail Exhibition features small pieces by 50 art-ists who usually work in large scale. Reception 8 p.m. Saturday Hours are 10 a.m. to • p.M Tues-day-Saturday, 32255 Northwestern, Farmington Hills

• TROY ART GALLERY The Beautiful World of Japanese Prints'

(18th-20th century) continues T H R ^ N O V « ^ -p e s e are museum quality prints by Hiroahige. Knniyoshi. Kunisada. Yoshitoahi and many others Regular hours are 11 a jn . to I N p M Tuesday Friday, 11 a.m. to 4 p m Saturday, 755 W Bit Beaver. Suite 111, Tray

• COUNTY OALLERIA Juried exhibition and sale by members of the

Needlework K Textile Guild of Michigan will be

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cen t ra l a *

312 Livonia A Crackling Fife

W t h e na tura l l l r ap l ace of t h e 20 fl family room Pic tu re your family In t ins Cent ra l Livonia. 4 b e d r o o m . 2 '» Oath brick wfth a count ry kitcnen a n d a 2 ca r a t t a c h e d ga rage $ 1 2 5 9 0 0

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS 421-5660

independent ly O w n e d and O p e r a t e d

AFFORDABLE S h a r p 3 B e d r o o m onck ranch with ' em#y room, o e a e m e n t 8 g a r a g e Only $ 8 9 500 CENTURY 21 TODAY ->£36-2000

Beautiful Ranch L o c a t e d in g r ee t a r e e 6 l ea tu n e w e r f u r n a c e cen t ra l air. F rench d o o r s with oeve l ed g lees leading to • v w g r o o m with f i replace, dining r o o m Ml Oeaement 6 all In m o w - i n condi t ion Askmg $69 900 S 5 0 1 4

R e m e r i c a HOMETOWN REALTORS

420-3400 B i g g e s t V a l u e

In Northwest Livonia Not t ingham Weet 4 b e d r o o m Onck Quad muel o e so ld 2't b a t h e Wrmiy room, f ield s t o n e f i r e p l a c e b a s e m e n ! s p r i n k l e r s , a n d c e n t r a l a i r $147 ,900 E of Levari N off 6 mae to 17162 Coun t ry C lub

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS 421-5660

i ndependen t ly O w n e d and O p e r e i e d

BY OWNER -r anch . 114 ba the . M l Florida room, f t rapiace . cen t ra l air 2 car g a r a g e $95 000 421-3142

DESPERA TE/OIVORCE 3 B e d r o o m brick Ranch l e c t u r e s Mi b a a a m e n t 1H b a m s dining "L~. l a rge p ic ture window g a r a g e Im-m e d i a t e o c c u p a n c y M o t i v a t e d s e l l e r L tOera l t e r m s . A s k i n g $77 ,900 . $4 900 total coa l FHA./VA

ONE WAY REALTY 4 7 3 - 5 5 0 0 OR 5 2 2 - 6 0 0 0

"HALF ACRE" Count ry se t t ing fMghaghts this spot leas h o m e wtth 3 b e d r o o m s , updaf ad k i tchen formal d m m g -oom laundry ca rpe t , large p a n e gar s g s 8 m o r e Aaklng $ 7 9 , 9 0 0

CENTURY 21 Hartford South 261-4200

312 Livonia E v e r y o n e I s T a l k i n g

a b o u t Laura! E s t a t e s at t h e co rne r of 7 Mile a n d Newtwrgh O n e of t h e popular m o d e l s * t h e G r a e r m e e d This 1.700 a g u a r e feet 3 Oedroom 2 H Oath, o n c k ranch o f f e r s a g a t h -ering r o o m with na tura l w o o d b u r n mg N a p i e c e . opt ional sun room, l a rge m a s t e r Oedroom wtth b a t h . 1st f loor laundry. M l b a s e m e n t a n d a 2 car a r tac f ted g a r a g e $ 1 7 9 9 0 0

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS 462-1660-

mdepender r t iy Owned a n d O p e r a t e d

312 Livonia 313 Canton 314 Ptymoath 314 Plymouth

WORKS ALL DONE

r^ench on d o u b l e t e n c e d lot with a t t a c h e d ga rag* " w d w o o d floor Ing, newly pa in ted and c a r p e t e d l a r o s living room and famity room. 1st floor laundry. large mas te r b e d r o o m Only $79 MO Can

JOAN ANDERSEN

C e n t u r y 2 1 R O W

4 6 4 - 7 1 1 1

313 Canton ASSUMASLE • Beautiful Sunflower Quae 4 b a d i o o m s i i baths , new carpet ing, an dishwasher many a> f a s $144 000 459-6572

K i m b e r l y O a k s Famif , lavort te 4 b e d r o o m Orek co-lonial m a cent ra l L/vorva location 2 '4 ba ths , cent ra l aa . ftnohed b a s e -ment , skykght and m a r b l e ftrapiace Mysi seel $136 ,500

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS [ BEAUTIFUL 4 b e d r o o m tudor c o o i n < r n c n "f*1 "* t n tin.«hed b a s e m e n !

t + C . I - O O D U t ^n.r<a r o o m 2 b a th s and 2 Isvs s i ndependen t ly O w n e d and O p e r a t e d ! *u»t see1 $144,900 F .45CL-C

BEAUTIFUL private cu l -de - sec lot. 2200 M . fl I b e d r o o m 2% ba th . Quad Recently r e d o n e th roughout $122 9 0 0 981-5481

L a u r e l P a r k s fineet Offering This 1 900 a a u a r e fl t udor style h o m e h a s It all Built m 1965 wtth large d e c * a n d c u s t o m l andscap ing su r round ing ing round pool Too many f ea tu re s t o Mat call today lor showing $229 0 0 0

ERA COUNTRY RtOGE 474-3303

Best Ranch Buy North Can ton bargain Onck ranch family room, hrepiace 1 •> Oefhs cent ra l air and 2 car a t t a c h e d ga-r age $ 9 3 900

CANTON Attent ion ak Ouyers price r e d u c e d Only 2 YRJ <JIC 4 bed rooms , 2 M l 8 2 half Cvafh coKmm-, Pr ice « g o o d tM Nov 15. IMG Great buy m Sun-flower P remium lot Many e w r a s 1

$ 1 5 3 , 9 0 0 Firm ASK FOR SUSIE HADJWBAN

Realty World R o b e r t O l s o n R e a l t o r s

981-4444

C U S T O M A* b o c k 4 oedroom. e x t a s galore" including insular ion . open floor plan. neut ra l decor Marble f i replace m family room, lormal dmmg room 2 tier c u s t o m deck $125,900

R e m e r i c a H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

459-6222

C u s t o m B u i l t PLYMOUTH 3 b e d r o o m s . Immtty room, d m n g ek

C o n s t r u c t i o n I - o r m a i a*mg r o o m 1st floor t aun S p e c i o u s 3 000 tQuare ft. 4 b e d - i (jry -immm w m o o w t f u r n a c e with r o o m s 2 -i b a t h colonial with ope r . p r o g r a m m e d t h e r m o s t a t e , cent ra l h n d g e sta»-wey over looking tam«y | mr overturn: g a r a g e w«th won.

•Ooe Absolute d o a n o u s e $ 8 3 113 ASK FOR KAREN DAYTON

Realty World

room Formel dlreng room, m a s t e r b e d r o o m with f in and h e r s waBi-Wi o o e e t s and Oath, dan a n d vaul ted ceitmg Truly a flr i k ' h o m e priced t o s ea quackly at $262 900

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS 462-1660

i ndependen t ly Owned and Ope ra t ed

I N - T O W N P L Y M O U T H Bright A s u n n , 3 o e d r o o m WMfcama-Ourg Colonial on 1H lots with park- . kke pmra l a yard ^stately lreaal> Walk to town1 Formal ftrapiace H a r d w o o d f loors Coved ceiknga , S u n p o r c h Batcorry 1 yr otd M - 1

n a c e u p d a t e d k i t c n e r $ b a t h c o t s Of C n a r m ' $ 149 900 C a l «5S-021 r

R o b e r t O l s o n R e a l t o r s

981-4444

315 Horthvilla-Hovi B> OWNER - NOV OPEN SUN 1-5 3 b e d r o o m brick 8 a luminum ranch . Irving r o o m famWy room w«h fire-p l ace finished b a a a m e n t 1H o a t h s large fencad yard 2 ca r a t t a c n e d g a r a g e cent ra l air large c e m e n t p e Oo. m a n , e i t r a s 23187 W Laboe t $ 1 3 7 , 9 0 0 4 7 7 - 0 6 1 1 J o h n N 3 5 4 - 0 9 0 1

315 Nofthvilla-Wovi Outs tand ing Rossi

Built Ranch We»-«n p e n t r y in t h e d r e a m k i t chen •usury t u t in the large maa ta r b e d -room wfth w e » - m c i o s e t t frencf". doo r entry into dan s ide entry ga-r a g e and n a c r e IOI won c e d a r d e c k a r e mat s o m e of t h e g r ea t M a t u r e s m t h e 3 oed room, ba th brick , 'ancn ». Brad fo rd of N o v $ 2 5 9 90C

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS 462-1660

i-KJapenoentfy Oamed and O p e r a t e d

The Prudential The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe. Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS REALTORS 462-1660

i n d e p e n d e n t s Owned a n d O p e r a t e d 421-5660

'->Oependentl» Owned and O p e r a t e d

BRICK ranch 1450 SQ ft 3 b e d ' o o m s . 1'» Oaths ' -eulral co lors throughout 2 car a t t ached g e r a g e co rne r lot $ i 0 f t £ 0 0 — 981-466C

LIVONIA Al ><ot the h o m e you »e b e e n waiting for. » t h e a u b y o u ve b e e n waiting for f a n g l e w o o d m Lrvoraa Beautiful 3 b e d r o o m 2 ' v ba th c o n t e m p o r a r y $ 1 4 9 9 0 0 j . .

I.ANTON - j Dedrooms LIVONIA - Sit by the fire m this cozy ! " x * n " " t B ' " • V o family room looking out a c r o s s 2 park kae a c r e s with Texas U I t r e e s Original owner . 3 b e d r o o m brick r a n c h with 2 h o r s e Darn $ 1 5 9 , 9 0 0

b a t h s

a t t a c n e d ga rage $105 000 517-223-0133

FQR ALL SEASONS En^o, t h e temay room with f i repiece "ow a n d t h e grea t Florida Room In the S u m m » immacula te 4 Oed-•oom. 2 belli C a p e Cod ft p r ime a r e e Cloea lo eve ry th ing '$ 109 900

CENTURY 21 H a r t f o r d S o u t h

464-6400

Great L o c a t i o n •or this h u g s Colonial m N Cantor . C lose to schools $ s h o p p i n g O f e r ing 4 b e d r o o m s . 2 ' i Oeths. ftrashed b a s e m e n t 2 car ga rage & lots of up-d a t e s H o m e werrar t t , included Asking $1*4.900 * 5007

R e m e r i c a H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

420-3400" •

L u x u r y . E l e g a n c e

P r e s t i g e ' Roeei butft tudor w«tf n u m e r o u s up-g r a d e s and cuaaom fea tu re s S p e c t acmar p r s rmur - «<• maa ta r o e d -r o o m suna wfth fash ion b a t h s u r r o o m walk-out

Just Per fect This b e a u t i M 4 b e d r o o m . 3 ba th Colonial • be t t e r m a n new Fvasned a s e a m e n wfth Sih b e d r o o m s fire-p l ace an family r o o m super neign-o o r h o o d p l u s m u c h m o ' t l U N BOG

R e m e r i c a H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

459-6222 JUST REOLICED FOR OUlC* SALE k*ust s e e this c u s t o m 2400 SQ ft

. ranch m d e e v a b l e Walnut Creek P ro fes s iona l l andacapmg . spnnk ie r s y s t e m new root m J u n e of 90 O p e n ki tcf tan with w e d s o» cab ine t s end" c o u n t e r a p e c a M a r , c u s t o m ' e a t u r e s B m g ak of fe r s L 'C Terrne $219 ,550 N-I3MA-F

ERA COUNTRY RIOOE 3 4 8 - « 7 e ?

$379 500

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS 474-5700

m o e p e n d e m i , Owrwd a n d O p e r a t e d

N e w C o n s t r u c t i o n

Exclusively New cons t ruc t ion $225 0 0 b ' On t s a n , t a c r e with 6 5 ft p n e s 4

316 WMtUnd Garden City

h a r d w o o d s 270C sc fl Tudor g a r a g e . w a » - o u t baaemerM exc j lmg new h o m e s

By Corner*tone BikHJmg A S " FOR NANC* MEININ&ER

348-9950 or 7T0-0211 or 7«0-32«7

of 3

Work Buy 1 Sek it Find *

Can Tode, 5 9 1 - 0 9 0 0 6 4 4 - 1 0 7 0 j

C l e a n I s O n e W o r d T h a t D e s c r i b e s

t tus 3 o e d r o o m onck rancx: with pmsh S t a m m a a l a r ca rpe t i ng t u t fin-i s h e d b a s e m e n t a n d n i c e l y l a n d s c a p e d <X •» you re looking for a h o m e maf • m m o v e i condKion . t m s ia tna o n e for you s e e 9 0 0

The Prudential Harry S Wolfe,

REALTORS 462-1660 '

n d e p e n d e n n , Owned and O p a r a t a c

LIKE N E W 4 o e d r o o m 2 ' i o a m Colonial S u n k e r mas te r Dedrooma with c a -t h e d r a : eking o e , window m e a t i n g area, lots of e r t r a s Livonia s c h o o l s Low West land }axas Tins h o m e n e e d s nothing ou t you< $ 1 4 7 , 9 0 0

O A V E B R Y A N T

R e m e r i c a H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

459-6222

Homes With Flair and ortngfnaHty a r e finally Oemg Bum m Lrvoma s newes t a n d moat s i c r n n g sub 7 f an tas t i c floor p lans Oemg buitt Oy 4 p r o m i e n t OuHders on 87 lots, many of wfucfi back lo s p r tva le park or a r e s i l r a w ide Pnc-aa begin at $ 1 7 9 , 9 0 0

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS . 474-5700

Independent ly O w n e d a n d O p e r a t e d

LIVONIA 2 NEW SUBS Cape Cods. Ranches.

Colonials 427-3295

a r o u n d spr inklers . $ 1 2 9 900 After 5 P M 669-8494

By OWNER-Contampora ry 3 bad-r o o m brick rancfi < "replace c e n t r a air d e c * t r e e s many a u r a s E«caF lent location $ 119.900 4 73 -3911

BY OWNER r o o m

b e d LO-

e ie o c c u p a n c y $162 500 247-6426

FARMINGTON MILLS NiCC STARTER HOME - On Lot Large s c r eened -m porch Farm-mglon HWa S c h o o l s $57 900 IH-3391 CENTURY 21 WEST INC 349-6600

MIOOLEBELT6 10 MILE 2 b e d r o o m ranch $4000 down, land con t r ac t f a r m s

566-4700

MINT CONDITION!

neut ra l co lo r s 2 N a p t a c e a 2 car a t t a c n e d g a r a g e m g r w m d pool p a « o %v lenad B s a s m s r t w ' r e c room New

rsr&O'— V

HEPPARD 855-6570

TROy OPEN MOUSE SUN 1-5 4295 C l a r k e N of 17, E of Roche ter Rd B , Owner 4 b e d r o o m 2'4 oa th brick coionMI m a n , a u r a s « -ckx jmg -nground pool M B

»eTl<" quK* sa l e 1 1 4 9 9 0 0 576-OS71

300 Royal Oak-Oak Part Huntington Woods

OAK PARK- B , Owner Sharp brick ranch. 3 b e d r o o m s b a s e m e n t 6 g a r a g e Many *>t ras $46 900 F les iwe t e r m s M T - 0 ' 3 9

310 Wixom-Commorco Unton/WolkdLaka

ADORABLE 8 8 rap iece , formal dmmg room.

REDUCED FOR OWCK SALE'

I 9U6M* M GotorWai on

V 1nrti

ma t on MM* o n Vaaay ' o r g e • ITS 6 0 0 a y s w o k t m a n i only

P r o d a n e w Oraa l Lakes Raafry

SPRAWLMO IMCK RANCX TMa S bedroom >mraw urn ranch oWers a dan. 3 Bathe I 9» pieoea aNjnmn« yard aMi Narad decking and inground pool, cantrsl » . W i n n and a I ear artacwad

""heppard 478-2000

c u p b o a r d a baeuf f fu i a r e e neer Leon LSka ASK. FOR ROY OR J U L * HACKER

Century 21 Home Center 47ft-7000 COMMERCE TWP

2700 aq R 2

1 SUPER RANCH -dut levels 2 v »

k R o h a n H o o r a . r o o t ' d e c k . 3 car g a r a g e M m 19761 I a c r e i e ev*> w o o d e d let, pan ad a n -vaM s t r a a t i n d t n y t w o i^iRiaa 2843 Rocky l o p C t S off W h o m Rd 1 mi W of Otengary Open dat-N, e e c a p t " h u r s 1 4 p m $ 1 * 6 0 0 0 Aak Mf Catena ttmemwm Aaant

M MM SOUCARVCLCAN

• 6 4 9 0 0 3 * 2 - 0 ' 6 4

W A l l . E D LAKE W o k . a n n s i.aSr»

Sern $-9«l OOO %S ••9-S1S6

911 Oakland County

Matte II Easy on youraalf by moving into a Home you c a n .en»Oy from t h e very Mrst m m m a A8 you h a v e t o d o a a r r a n g e yo i* furni ture 3 o e d r o o m ranch •nth cen t ra l aar, f lmatied o e a e m e n t and supe r s c r e e n e d p o r c h me t •ooks over s Beautiful a t b a c k i n g to

$ 1 3 4 9 0 0

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS 474-5700

I»>dapenden«y O w n e d a n d O p e r a t e d

Pick Your Lot for your nme horn ranch with J car a t t a c h e d g a r a g e

WESTLAND - New c o n s t r u c t i o n c a p e cod. alt neut ra l deco r with c a r -pa t th roughout . 1 car a t t a c h e d ga-r a g e cioee to schools f r e e w a y s Churches 8 shopp ing Vmyl axled m a i n t e n a n c e f r e e e n e n o r $89 900

The

Michigan Group Real to rs

591-9200 SHEFFIELD SMOWPLACE - mint condit ion 4 b e d r o o m h o m e o n spe -c ious lot. 2 S b a t h s , walk-out lower "aval toaaty s u n - r o o m , t a t floor laundry ex t raord inary new ki tchen formal dining room and library You w o n t be l i eve t h e lower level1

$ 2 2 9 »OC

ERA ORCHARD HILLS737-2000

STEAL!

Over 1 300 e g ft ranch with 4 or 5 b e d r o o m s family room i v g e kitch-e n . 1 ' , o a t h s big 20x30 work s h o p »1 b a c k y a r d . Askmg only $75 900

Century 21 R O W

464-7111

$94 SOO or b r ick c o l o n i a l t o r $ • 9 500 C a l t o d a y lo select o n e o i Ihe laaf lots a- sAsbie

The Prudential Harry S Woffe.

REALTORS 421-5660

Price Reduced

$<29 800

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS 474-5700

ROSEDALE GARDENS

TEPEE "

575 3 Mam 454-3610 SAVt TMOUtAMOei BUY OWBCT"

This One 's For You This 3 b e d r o o m onck r a n c n was b u s t m 1964 With over 1 100 s q u a r e laaf of swing s p a c e a n d o f f e r s a coun t ry ki tchen mm- eelang s p a c e fun Oaaemant o . w s u e d g a r a g e d e e p privacy ter icad M m * a r a e of Ngner pr iced h o m a a P r i ced to aak at t»4 900

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS 462-1660

i n d e p e n d e n t , . Owned and O p e r a t e d

m ttvs 3 b e d r o o m Dnck R a n c * Orae t LNorsa location La rge de-t a c h e d g a r a g e gree t Flor ida R o o m vary w o e fenced m yerts $62 900

CENTURY 21 Hartford South 464-6400

Wonderful Opportunity locaaad m p r ime N o r t h . s a l UTCMS I Rkja Oraaa Eatasaa TMs 3 o e d r o o m M b a t h b n c k r a n c h oRars laroa

TMa o n e l i S d . 9 0 0

r * car g a r a g e

The Prudential Harry S. Wotfe.

REALTORS 462-1660

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C L A S S I F I E D A D V E R T I S I N G WAYNE COUNTY 591-0900 »OAKLAND COUNTY 644-1070 . ROCHESTER-ROCHESTER HM.LS 152-3222

4 E * O A E M o n d a y . N o v e m b e r 1 2 . 1 9 9 0

316 Wsstfsnd Garden Ctty

atAUTIFU. 3 w a y

J e c o r d e d . 107 900 M tar «OM 545-1000 or

CMEWtY MtLL/E ot 275. Brick 3 bedroom. large Country Kitchen af-

S t t j r a " " nee I t odmg Aaklng l l ' l U S O O H

ONE WAY REALTY 473-5400 OR 523-4000

Don't Hesitate n * darling 3 bedroom horn* » gud

1 Fmar " I i m bedroom and bath. < \ garage wtth workshop and

The Prudential H a r r y S. W o l f e ,

R E A L T O R S 4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0

F i r e p l a c e in F a m i l y R o o m

kitchen and bath, r a w rool * Mr-nace. landscaping and mors M this 3 bedroom arte* ranch wtth 2 car ettachad garage Located m a qua* ty nttgi por^ood Ca l lor mora da-ta** today $87,900

The Prudential H a r r y S. W o l f e .

R E A L T O R S 4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0

Independently Owned and Oparatad

J17 FEATURES SALOME

South Radford 3 bedroom brick m-

HEPPARD 4 7 8 - 2 0 0 0

REOFORO DEUOMTS

mam. * u p * l o n d e room, B**ga . 5 UMe.'mk*tw Only $78,900 WW corv uder ama—r homa In t rada

'

Caaamarii. ga rage Easy bungalow, UNAan, i Mrma Asking $49,900

S T A T E W I D E M E T R O 4 2 7 - 3 2 0 0

m Condoe N O * CAOSSWUDS Immediate

Unit over .oons aprtng

auAa with bath, term* dining araa. brte* M l Itrapiaoa. Ml E**»rr an flaraga. Asking 1114.900 Usees i »1. tOD/Monlh or lease wtth option

ONE WAY REALTY 473-5800 OR 5 2 2 4 0 0 0

P l y m o u t h T o w n s h i p Nearly new 1M7 b u * 2

" S . R E D F O R D " Charming brick homa with 3 be rooma. Country Kitchen plua tormal dMng room, natural Uraplaca. 23 n. M n g room, 1V» Dalha Kja b e e mam. cantral d r . 2 cer ga rage Hurry, only $75,900

CENTURY 21 H a r t f o r d S o u t h

2 6 1 - 4 2 0 0

318 H a e i l i II • • L U U k l a L^raroorn n v t g n i t

J U S T L I S T E D i o w n * - 3-4 bedioom brick fintmad baaamarwt 2 H car

garaga. Florida room, Urge tol. knmadMa occupancy $76,900

C e n t u r y 2 1 - D y n a m i c 7 2 8 - 8 0 0 0 •

L i v o n i a S c h o o l s TNa 3 badroom c d o n M la •hsrp and :l**i R baths, tormal room wflh Sraptaca. 1

tot. 1129.900

The Prudential H a r r y S. W o l f e .

R E A L T O R S 4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0

indapenddMly Owned and Operated

NEW HOME In North Waafland. 3 1.200 + sq . ft ranch w/skytlghts. wood deck. door wa( immediate occupancy Priced al MS.900 tor quick **M C a l Ron Pattsrson

2 6 1 - 3 4 3 4

CUSTOM QUALITY You"! aaa It an tarwg ma toyar. 3 bedrooms. cloaala galora. kitchen with abundance o« and csbmet* Oaeamwit la finished with dan and lu l Oath Rool. nnyl

tral air - 1000. plua 2 car

Century 21 ' J. Scott, inc.

5 2 2 - 3 2 0 0

•EAHBORN HTS. immadMIe occupancy. 2 n w carpal, naw kitchen caMnate, counMrs. Mr*. Moor. Raady lo m n a m. ups l* r* Idaal tor aloraga C*M now - ba homa tor m a holiday* 541.900 425-2923

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Wea-mamtdned 4 badroom i plua dan brick bungalow n waking dntancw to D M m Chad School and levlgood P a r t Updated kitchen wtth no-wmx Itoor. Carpeting throughout lower laval and «tdrwey. 2 V ^ O » ^ a r a g e $09,500 N-71HM3

IMMACULATE bur 2V,

"] • - *• • -<J DVQrOOm uric* nmahad baaamanl. Dearborn School*

garaga . Da $73,900. N-77GR-0

ERA - COUNTRY RIOOE 474-3303

room, caniral • > and a l appftancaa. Homo warranty $99 ,500

The Prudential H a r r y S. W o l f e ,

R E A L T O R S 421-5660

Indapandantly O a n a d and Oparatad

ROCHESTER-2 old. anctoaad porch.. woo<Say v4aw. nawty dacora l ad . $64,900. By

4 « 2 - 2 e i i

SOUTHFIELD. 11 M m - Inkatar. 3 badrooma. 2 H batl ta. nruahod baaaamant. garaga Clubhouaa A pool. $93,000.

SOUTH LYON apacloua. opan floor plan.

' Ranch. O badroom. 2 batha. larga walk-In

$76,900 437-6020

COUNTRY LIVING WOOOEO SETTING

Naw construction. 3 badrooma. 2 '* -out baaamanl . 2 car

attachad garaga. Flraptaoa, mast-«rbadroom auMa with 2 walk-m cto-aata krunadlaia occupancy Br ok a n •alcoma $149,300

Fox Run CondonMnkiroa 663-0100

Opan 12-6pm Daily

WEST BLOOMFIELO -Hon. 2 badroom. 2 t t bath, wall maintained lowar unit. Oupont ataln-laaa carpatmo throughout. Ca l Samir BaHal at Cwntury 21

WESTLANO. attractJva 2 badroom. utaty room with waaher/dryer , air.

Mancaa. carport $4000 a»-FHA mortgage 721-1402

WESTLAND-Cotonw Es ta te* 2 badrooma. 1 * batha. 2 car a t tached

AnUhad baaamanl . air. pool. 425-0246 rss£?

WESTLANO

M A P L E V I L L A G E C O N D O S

For sale or rant with option to buyl New a p a d o u s approx T.SOO aq. ft. bi level condo. 3 or 4 bedrooms. 2

' .800 aq Mdroomi

lull baths, plush carpeting, central air. private antrancaa. lota ot yard

or cpeat $76,900

332 MoMtoHomM For Sato

• SLEEPER OF THE SUMMER Sy PaMot n o m a s 24x44 . 3 b

2 bath, amngied 6 ar w * a m lite p r o a

U S A . 595-0606 Any

UNaELCVABLEK Patriot Homes 6 Hometown. U S A preaenta a I960. 14x70. 3 bedroom. 2 bath, ahangled rool. lap akMng. Inc ioo i^ lot rem tor under $450 per

333 Morthfn Propfty For Sale

ANTRIM COUNTY-tO ac re s partly wooded, hardwood* roang. beautt-U »1ew tor ceMn or mobile Exce»-lent dear hunUng a rea $6,995. $100 down. 100 month on a 1 1 * land contraci Ca l WKdwood Land Oo , 616-256-9269 616-256-4350

CRYSTAL LAKE-- Large c o urtoua. tomWhad $189,500 FRANKFORT-L Michigan. $166

condo Lux-

Lk 616-352-9506

GOLFERS DELIGHT - Charlevoix k. Home on goH cou r se 4 bed-

room. 2 years old. 6 acraa Private aaa to Grand Traverse

Many axtraa Owner must $64,500 P a u o n Realty CaDCoaact 6 16-509-2550

340 Cemetery Lots CHRISTIAN MEMORIAL Cultural Center Rochaeiar 2 crypts. $3100

465-4306

WHITE CHAPEL CEMETARY Exceaam location. 4 lots Altar 3pm 625-5136

WHITE CHAPEL MEMORIAL -Section 3128. 4 lota. $500 eech C a t 293-4675

355 iodtis trial Vacant Proparty

CANTON AREA - Yard Speoe avail-ab le tar laaaa Reaaonabla price C a l OtoaraMed Group: 661-3000

358 MortgagasA Land Contracts

BARGAIN Caah tor axlaOng land contract* Second Mortgagee Highest $$$

476-7640

BUYING LANO CONTRACT MORTGAGES. Fun or Partial C a l 1-313-751-1220

IMPRESSIVE CUSTOM Built home with 10 acraa on the Ausable River outMde Grayling 20 mlnulee Irom Garlands Country Club Features 3-

ledrooms. 2 flraplacas. 3 batha. *auna. lacuzzl. *pa area . Ml bar. a te Exienalve decking with panoramic views ot the river, many othar lectures too numerous lo Hat. Asking $230,000 For more intorma-tton. plaaaa contact: 661-6727

LEELANAU CO.. Laaland Twp 50 acre larm/houaa. s torage building good view, over % mUa paved road $79 ,900 land contract 651-0264

SKI MOUNTAIN, big a* Boyne Hlgh-" " ' Petoskey. 310

le. 6 mHea o4 land*. 7 Males E of acraa. 500 fl. vartuda, r o a d s . S t a t e land $372,000

Sou th . 463-0114

335 Tims Shsrs For Ssie

SCHUSS MOUNTAIN Hma *hers condo. i m p i 6. wk. b21, RCi mem-ber $4900 346-6746

336 Southern Proparty DELRAY BEACH FLORIDA

3 year old Vila. 2 bedroom. 2 bath, many extra* Negotiable

407-499-3249

N e w V i n y l W i n d o w s -and a beamed cathedral cm

. torn*, room Ngtaght thl* We* Westland brick ranch. Taal country decor. 3 bedrooms, and ga-raga. Prime atartar wHh VA/FHA

. tarma. $65,900

: The Prudential H a r r y S. W o l f e ,

R E A L T O R S 4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0

tor the famly thai mat wants move In and do noMng TNa houae la perfect In every way mending naw lumace and cential air In 1966. wc*-marnred deck, newer cement work *nd oversized garage. There la even a compute 2nd kitchen and lu l bath •n tiaaamanl. Al cualom decor and bMndawaauy . $72,900

The Prudential H a r r y S. W o l f e ,

R E A L T O R S 4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0

WESTLANO acre. 3

mum level deck wtth Inground pool. 24 x 24 garage with workbench. Many upda te&Mnt t . $06,860

ASK FOR KAREN DA>TON

R e a l t y W o r l d R o b e r t O l s o n R e a l t o r s

981-4444 WESTLANO ^

A N E W C O M M U N I T Y

S N E A K P R E V I E W 5 no

a m attached garaga. badroom auite and

more. From. $74,900 Get In on the ground floor

M I L L P O I N T E

5 9 5 - 1 0 1 0 WESTLANO DEAL FELL - Dta-ireaaed *a6er. 3 bedroom brick, naw wlndoaw furnace, central air. 1.8 Betha. M a h a d basement. FWA/VA, 0 deem okey $46 900 MIKE. RE/MAX WEST. 261-1406

W E S T L A N D ROOMI Sprawflng 3 bedroom ranch m qulel nalghbortiotid on a large double lo t Cory aun room and larga work (hop in addKon lo apacloua 2

$54,900

ERA O R C H A R D H I L L S 7 3 7 - 2 0 0 0

ly room, 2% lanced M . nt negoMaMe- 72S-727*

J $58 000 277-6606

kMMrv. Larga lot. LNcrta SchooM $146,900 Day* 522-5473 After 5PM 522-6119

W H A T A B U Y On MM 3

2 car ge-' tomeos 6 windows, mv

960 900

SUPER SHARP ram*. 3 apecMus

Century 21 C A S T E L L I 5 2 5 - 7 9 0 0

" S H A R P / S H A R P " Brick 6 eMUmum home offers 3 bedrooms , kitchen plua dining room. Ml baaamant . gaa heat, cen-tral atr. nice tonoed yard. Offered al $55 900

CENTURY 21 H a r t f o r d S o u t h

2 6 . 1 - 4 2 0 0

Wayne County BEAUTIFUL ENGLISH tudor 5 bed-rooms. 3H beth. In the VMage a r e e m aicaMenl condMon $420,000 446-7363 or

^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ • t o r aherlng I mother-in-law qua r t e r s •

M m I In discount on Model MUST SEE TO B E L I E V E l ^ ^ ^ ^ H Cal tor Into 425-0140

t-Sun. On Htx Rd . S. ot Ford

Modal opan: 2-6om Fn-Set-Sun On Hlxtord St.. E. o n HI

WESTLAND MARQUETTE VILLAGE

OPEN DAILY NOON - 6PM 10 DAY MOVE IN

Al major app—nee* are included 1075 Sq Ft., lerge only $63,900 Locatad H m l e S. ot Ford Rd on Marquette. 1 b*t. E. of Wayne Rd Modal. 726-1530 CENTURY 21 GOLD KEY 255-2100

I m m e d i a t e O c c u p a n c y on M a 4 bedroom cape cod with F H A , VA.. and M.S.H.DA t e rm . avalabl*. Greet home tor a growing lamly. U l baaannani. cloae to perk and 2 car garaga. Why rem when you can own IMa homa tor $65,900

The Prudential H a r r y S . W o l f e ,

R E A L T O R S 4 6 2 - 1 6 6 0

328 Condoa AUBURN HILLS-Attractlve X bed-room pkj* d e n . a l w>piiar<j»6 carport. »37.»00. Rent wtttl «lth pur-

644-6166

BIRMINGHAM. Maple Rd. « N. Ea-ton. 2 bedroom. U b a a a n n r i t air.

floor*. Brick. By owi •39-7616 Raduoad to $67,900.

- 2

. dtaposai. $65,000 or rem wtth option Cafl Jkn 643-9229

Hd Mas-Luxury 1 bedroom •umished Or unlumlahed

Move right m $07,500 unfurnished » . 333-3145

rary T< toft. Greet room/cathedral ccMngs Pa ts ok $74,100 334-6612

BLOOMFIELD HILLS $7000 Downl Spacious 2 badroom. 2 bath, tormal dining room. 2nd floor unit with private baiemi Pool t Carport $72,400 476-0265

BLOOMFIELD HILLS M. 2

c o n d o on

appaancea. great view $109,000 566-3062

BRIGHTON OAK POINTE CONOO 3 level* wltt

2 fcedroom. 3 H

with merbM toyer and e x l e n l v e mirroring Bael VNue « rhw Golf Community BY OWNER' $190,500

Cafl 227-5507

FARMINGTON HULLS 2660 aq IL Fh-al floor maelar auiie with 2 bedrooms t be th up. Al new construction KaNar wtWHxxM. oe-

akyflgnt. deck « more Muat sael Reduced to $226 *>0

BRENTWOOO PARK 6 0 N 0 0 S

FARMINGTON HILLS Current*, . t bedroom. 2 beth. Pool.

T e n r * Micro-oven, ap^uencee S " l , M 0 . 826-7129

FARMUNGTON H»US, 2 yr old »

a r y t h n g l k e r $56 900 476-9261 FARkgNOTON HALS (Ths ^ e n d . )

« . 2 flrapMLea, 2 car garaga. daok. on pond, tormar modal. 3520 aq. N-. many earlraa. Muat aaa to ap-

*ate $297.000 766-0014

FARMINGTON HILLS 31446 Hunter C M * End a w townhouee tor p a r t e d 1632 *q. It

REDUCED $4000 Chimney Ha. 2 bedroom. 2 beth basement $09,900 826-7400

330 Apartmants CONOO CONVERSION-Suy 4 unit luxury condo bufldlng tor $275,000. s a l off « $440,000 apprwaed value Financing avslatHa. 313-230-6660

332 MobOaHoma* ForSaie

CANTON. Michigan Ave - 275. 1975 Champion. 2 bedrooms, aa appli-ance* plus many extra* Great

shape. $6000. 677-1611

pando. giaat i f l in Must s e e Senior d t be 50 years old or older

CARLTON PINERIOGE. 1966. 3 bedroom 2 »ul batha. larga kitchen, appliance*, wooden ahed Plymouth school district. 459-2342: 464-3235

LIBERTY. 1074. 12x60. can atay on lot. Southfield Down*, 1 2 * A South-Held Rd $5,500 C a l aftar 6pm

474-1411

"NO home payments t a aprtng" -with this apecaou* new 2 bedroom. 2 bath, double wtoe homa In Cemon. Yas, Select Home* w a make your home paymants un t l spring for you. Last available model. C a l 465-3650

NOVI MEADOWS

MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY

The New American Utoatyle

We have new and p r e o w n e d homes tor aato Home owneiahlp tor lees cost than moat apa r tmen t s

• Country Living I Clubhouse

- R V i • Healed Pool - NEW • Proiaaaional Manegement

NOW OFFERING A

$ 1 2 0 0 R E N T C R E D I T • you move your new or quaaflad pre-owned home Into our communi-ty

3 4 9 - 6 9 6 6

Use Wlxom Rd Exit off 1-06 - weet on Grand RNer 1 maa to Napier Rd than aouth 1 mfla

LOOKING FOR A GREAT mant? Look ho further A beautiful 2 bedroom. 2 beth condo. almost 900 sq. f t of opan kvlng: highlights lec-ture baeulHul golt course, meticu-lously melntained. located next to Englewood Beach, only $55 a a a o d -atlon lea TNa one won't last long. $41,000 Ask tor Dennis A Team Realty, 1-800-441-4366

OCEAN FRONT CONDO. North of Lauderdale by the aee. 2 bedroom. 2 bath, lumtahed. $117,000. Ca l aflar 8pm 427-6108

CASH FOR LANO CONTRACTS immedlele Phone quoteal Won t be out-Wdl

ol America

MORTGAGES Financing avaHabla up lo $46,000 Maximum Inveslmanl of $3000

r * easier than you think Mercury Mortgage Corp

23909 Northwestern. Southfield Yes we are here Sal. & Sun

Cell Tem or Kerry

358-5550 NATIONAL MORTGAGE NETWORK Nelioowide landing sourcea to pro-vide the most competitive rate* tor

Residential Refinancing. Commercial Mortgages

We Buy Mortgages No Application Fees

Can 443-9613

4 0 1 | j n n . „ * 1 n i o n ® y

To Loan - Borrow

388 Ote. Saie/Leeee

EXCELLENT LOCATION

R O C H E S T E R H I L L S M-50 ROCHESTER RO CORRIDOR HAMPTON PROFESSIONAL PARK

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Deluxe Office Stales Irom 809 aq ft. DIVERSIFIED DEVELOPMENT

9W-5700 Brokers Wetoome

AFFORDABLE - FRCNOLY EFFICIENT Birmingham office apaos at Office Plus 920 E. Lincoln

For immedlete occupency 10x20 $560 10x12 1350

includes receptionist. a« j tames iamlonal (24 hr acceasi Secretary 6 phone anawarlng on

540-4641

A N N O U N C I N G •Shared offlce apece Irom ISO SF -Monthrj or long lerm I

Sest buMdlnge In t h e best areas TROY. SOUTHFIELD, CANTON. FARMINGTON HILlS. LIVONIA ROCHESTER HILLS. STERLING

HEIGHTS, ANN ARBOR

I n t e r n a t i o n a l B u s i n e s s C e n t e r s

FIRST IN SERVICED OFFICE SPACE

4 5 4 - 5 4 0 0 (IOC * brokerage office can alao

« t you In tocatlng larger apace)

A R E Y O U IN NEED ot an offlce knege.

but not a tul-llme office IN NEED o( office staff.

but not a ful-t lme sacretery CALL US

O F F I C E P L U S 920 Eesl Lincoln Birmingham. Ml 48009 Phone: 540-4641 tailor-make our office aervtces

to III your personal business needs

AUBURN HILLS - For Lease Au-burn Roed 8 Squirrel Roed Ratal or offlce. 1.800 sq IL + 600 *q. ft baeemeni Ample perking 603-8031

ALL HOMEOWNERS

$ Speedy Cash $ Any purpoee. low rales, credit

corrected. EZ debt conaofldatlon.

E X P R E S S M O R T G A G E

Money From Your Horn* Fast '

Ca l 369-CASH (360-2274)

COMERICA Mobile Home

Financing 1-800-292-1300

For information Equal Housing Lender

RETIRE TO FLORIDA - Live rem free. Enjoy Income from investment E E Blow*. 3911 Water Street. El-lemon. Fl 34222. C a l 613-722-0263

339 Lots and Acreage For SaJa

F U L L Y I M P R O V E D L O T S F O R S A L E

S o m e W a l k O u t s A U T U M N R I D G E S U B .

W e s t B l o o m f i e l d K a r e n S h e p h e r d 7 3 7 - 0 6 9 0

MILFORO PINE MEADOWS - Only 8 altea left including stunning pine tree covered Mle adjacent to Kens-ington Park C a l 362-4150 Or 664-5807

NORTHFIELD TOWNSHIP 18 ACRES, rolflng meadow, s t ream woods, parked. Land Contract.

437-1174

NORTHFIELD TOWNSHIP 20 ACRES, heavily wooded, ravine •tream. rotting terrain, parked Land Contract 437-1174

NORTHFIELD TOWNSHIP 5 and 10 acre parcels Beautiful view of golf course Perked Land Con-tract terms available 437-1174

NORTH TERRITORIAL 6 US 23 area, several wooded, roling perked parcel*. Land contract term* avail-able 663-4666

PINCKNEY 40 acraa. complete privacy, l i from town and golf c o t y e a Beauti-ful hardwood tree* 878-6326

ROCHESTER HILLS - North Oek*. one of Oakland County * most ex-du*iv* developments, has only 10 •paclacular home site* retraining m phase I featuring stream*. In walk-out* A a l uUfettaa plu* *tr1ct ar-chitectural control* "A develop-ment of beauty, virtue 6 in tegr i ty Ca l or viat Outton Rd . W ot Liver noia. Mon., Tuee . Wed 2-7, Sa l -Sun. 11-5

NORTHVILLE - Pick lord secluded 8 exduafve 12 lot develop-ment on 25 acree Juat a abort bike ride lo downtown NorthvWe In-ckidee streems, forest, welk-out beaament*. uncompromising archi-lecture 8 a l utilities Next to Eden-derry. Take Vatonde S ol 7 Mile, turn right at Plcfctord. Daniel B Burn* Broker 256-5263

ROCHESTER HILLS/Wlldflower Sub Filly improved bunding Mte* Irom $39,900 i a n d contract/Bund-ers Tarma Afternoona: 862-7706

TROY - 100 ft lots tar *M* m new *ub Some wooded Ntes $65,000 end up Model homes alao tor sale

649-3344

PARKWOOO. 1967 - 10 X 50. new fumenoe O.K. to remain in Redtord

or beat offer. knmedi-532-4051

PARKWOOO, 1973. DOUBLEWIOE Very ntoe. 24 x 70. 3 1Mi

wooded tot. Orion K h o o a $ 16 000

PATRIOT Homee 8 U S A haa a 1I«0 Sara toga . 3 bed-room. 2 beat . 14*70, ahmgled root.

" m mm No

Q U A L I T Y H O M E S N o v l / F e r m i n g l o n A r e e

We have a ruce aMacBon o t pre-

CENTURY 21 Hartford South

4 6 4 - 6 4 0 0

Ny> Thermal Windows

VACANT 2 beautiful 6 acre percale, •ded. aeduded, 17 milaa N ol

Rochaeiar $34,500 and $32,000 Ca l Jim evening* 706-2373

W BLOOMFIELD - A unique oppor-tunity Lota tor •mm lo WrtMduola and buldars . $ 6 5 4 0 0 and up ExMt-mg naw homaa In aub range from a p p r o x l m a i e l y $ 3 0 0 , 0 0 0 t o $400 OOO BeeuiifuOy wooded, large 100 ft lots Sewer, well

Ca l Oevetoper al 737-2266

340 Laka-Rivar-Raaort NEW ON MARKET 10 mlaa N of Traverse CMy. EA Lake frontage Crystal dea r water. Sugar white •and. 3 bedroom, flraplace. 1580 aq fl. $191,900 Paxacm Realty Cafl

flyer 816-590-2550

TORCH LAKE. TRAVERSE CTTY world'* 3rd moat beeutiful wee 150x700 frontage with 2500 *q ft home Secluded-wooded $294 900 Paxaon Realty cafl colact

616-500-2550

342 Lafcefront Property HAIR SALON 12 6

8UPT LAKE Nothern MKNgen. Cheboygan County FteeOy to bijika CMa-ed $ r » . a lewn aenoed w/ aprmkter ayeten ». 818-548-5596

LAKEFAONT W1XOM 2 Bed roome 118 belt » $150 000

hour* 737-7281 Other h o w l 880-8180

Good Opportunity^ m 5 complete eta-

aed In lerge offlce oom-eetsbiuned 776-2946

HAIR STYLING SALON taw Caa

JUPfTER-TSOUESTA FLOR®A 6 rsstaurarM IVt

T W O L A H 5 F R O N T H O M E S !

P»IE LAKE 1500 *qH $625 000

UMON4AKE - N a * conelruceon 5a00 aq fl 9625 000

owned

•dtotaay by lander

'9T5CMAMP10N ATLANTIC 65 . •» i • •

CITICORP NATIOMAL SREVCES

•VA >4 taal Cox

(7DSI 304-7376

tover $122,600 fO-*f$) CENTURY 21 WSST. aM

T r l - M o u n t / A s p e n C o n s t

• 4 7 6 - 7 7 4 7 • M t c h i M f l l root The ha* M bean done on «a* one ao 1*0* a> al 664 940

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe

REALTORS 4 6 2 - 1 6 6 0

M R . M f l m gaa bar kimeoa wNh c e n t r e « r 3 « r A r C 3 s r w a

5 5 n t s z

H O M E O W N E R S If you're looking tor profeeetonai9

assis tance concerning your individ-ual needs c a l u*. CXir SpedaBata w a give you straight answers lo your Question* • CONSOLIDATIONS • HOME IM-PROVEMENT LOANS • SLOW CREDIT • LAND CONTRACT PAYOFFS • BANKRUPTCIES FORECLOSURES • RE- FINANCES

Ca l J a f f o r D o u g

462-9493 The Financial Resource Group

38705 7 Mile Rd . Uvoroa

362 Real Estate Wanted AAA INVEST CORPORATION 43130 Utlca Rd al Van Dyke

Why *eM Land Contract at discount? For a better idee, e e l 939-1200

C A S H T O D A Y O R

GUARANTEED SALE Alao * In Foredoaure

Or Need Of Repair

Century 21 C A S T E L L I 5 2 5 - 7 9 0 0 PRIVATE PARTY Is mterested In purchasing properties which need repair or a quick ctoalng Cafl Merit . 644-1006

385 Business Opportunities

AFFORDABLE RESTAURANT with Coney latand in diner, Livonia araa Greet potential income CeC tor more InformalkJn 471 -7210

ARTISTIC. CREATIVE & exdting business tor sale m Fairiane Malf Oeerbom. Ml Unique opportunity, exce len t family business For more informelwn c a l 313-786-0560

AVAILABLE SHARED EXECUTIVE Office, business secretary service W Bloomfield 651-6555

BARBER SERIOUSLY LOOKING to buy or work m the W Suburb* aree. C a l BIB. 561-1755

BEAUTY SALON FOR SALE 3 Stations Excaaent location 6 opportunity Grand River at 6 Mle $16,500 533-2919

BEAUTY SALON WANTED Have $5000 358-9856

BED 8 BREAKFAST Northern Michigan, located In 4 aea-

•eaort community. |ust off 1-75 *• mkeepar"* room

Ca l 517-732-1199 5 guest $159,000

BUILDER NEEDS Finance partner tor 6 urwt condominium In Farming-ton HM* $100,000 profit Damon Home Improvement 462-2353

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Are you e M l * tar ter ' Start with an opportunity whare the benaffta are yours, not your employ ar* Stan now C a l tor a 24 hr recorded mea-*ege 313-304-1122

CAREER OPPORTUNITY Join the career of the 90 * e* an •mage Consultant offering the Total Image Solution Now training In the " - ~ ~ 537 Detroit i 37-8123

CRAFT STORE - Estabflahed Sue oaesfui Extenaive customer baaa Good growth Exceflent loeabon Laaaa Iranalerable Caah buyers only after 7pm 340-4032

EARN UP TO $ 1000 EVERY DA Yf Oynemlc ><ew MLM opportunity' Ouck l Easy* Many bonuaaal C a l today tor Ire* information

AUBURN HILLS on Opdyk* Rd across from Holiday Inn near 1-75 6 University Or $250 per month 4 rooms avalabla UtWttee Included.

C a l 266-3936 or 377-0003

BIRMINGHAM, downtown beauty aalon bufldmg tor laaaa Bm Woe* 433-5406

Weir. Manual. Snyder I Rente

BIRMINGHAM - Entire upper floor. 5200 aq. ft. of offices tor leeae. At-tractive apace, low rant, avalabla nowf Bll W o e * 433-4506

Weir, Manual. Snyder 6 Ranke

BIRMINGHAM Eton Rd - 250 sq ft. cults Dsluxe-al unities-parking

847-7077

B I R M I N G H A M O F F I C E S U I T E S A V A I L A B L E O n l y 5 c e n t s p e r d s y .

(par square ft.) Premier s u t e s now available from 300-6500 aq ft. Unlimited free perk-ing - great management

Kenneth UpschuD 540 6444

BRAND NEW medical offlce bkto. Canton. Llley/Ford Rd area $9 sq ft 1,000 sq feel and up

563-5272

CANTON Executive suites from 150 eg ft. or conventional (pace . Office* from $295 per mo 454-5400

CANTON FREE RENT

' 1400 sq ft. pkis/minu* • Custom Itoor plan ' 1st 6 last months rent Ires 1 $10 05 sq ft.

459-6043

D E N T A L / M E D I C A L

Birmingham - Suits svalabls Pro-fessional building Easy accss* from Hunter Blvd On Nte parking. Pteeea ce l . Mon -Fri . 9-4:30 658-0711

DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM Prime Suite* 1120 sq ft up to 5100 *q. fl. available. Greet view*, com-petitive rates, convenient perking, fun *ervlce bufldlng Ocean Grae Restaurant, coffee shoe stock ttro-ker end Deeuty/barber ahop tn building Next lo CrowtayA

2 8 0 N . W o o d w a r d 6 4 7 - 7 1 7 1

DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM - 2 up-per level apecee with private beth 8 entry Larger space ha* fireplace. $475. Smafler space $250 Entoy both (or $650 include* utttttiea

644-3410

DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM 280 N Woodward

.Nicety laid out 1.120 sq. fl tun* with bathroom and fu»y equipped kitch-en. Convenient perking, h a service building Rsnt. $1,867 per month

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parade 2 8 R o m a n g o d s 2 9

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title 3 9 A g a v e p l a n t 4 0 Fed agcy 4 1 Note o( scale 4 4 Airline info 4 6 "Father

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Compliments of The B i r m i n g h a m - B l o o m f i e l d

B o a r d O f R e a l t o r s ® REALTOR®

386 0fc.-Bvs. Space SaJa/Laaaa

PLYMOUTH 1.064 aq ft. oi apaoe (6 offlcesj Varied usage $7 sq. ft plus utatiee

453-0250

PLYMOUTH: 500-1600 aq. ft. fin-ished office. Great parking, act •o 1-275 6 M-14 Negotiable Roale

* " 453-0560

PRIVATE OFFICE 12x12. Uvoma, 6 Mfla 6 G a Rd . $225 m o including afl m imes Also desk apace aval-able et $150. month. 474-6550

RENT FREE FOR 2 MONTHS Cozy offlce 6 waiting room In hot Downtown Royal Oak location

C a l Sua . 646-3765

SHARE OFFICE SPACE, approxi-mately 400 aq. ft. ava leb ie Troy Piece. 3001 W. Big Beaver, oo otCooddge. C a l 643-8666

SHARE OFFICE SPACE W Btoomfldd location Deak I tele-phone e n t e r i n g . $225-$275 per mo. Aak lor Mr Dreyfus 737-0101

SOUTHFIELD We are d o a e to 608. US-10. 6 Southfield exprei way Abundent parking d o a e in. im-mediete occupancy from $11 groaa. Sq ft avalabla 310. 422. 439. 474 540.640 820 .876 . 1200 HOLT OFFICE BLDG CO 21600 W 10 Mas s t Lehaar. 356-0555

SOUTHFIELD - 10 M l e 6 Southfldd. 1.000 *q. ft suite ava lab la Immedi

tier.. 17727 10 Ml. Tammy- 543-6468

utldtia* except electric Any term •ease Immediate pccupency

6 4 7 - 7 1 7 1

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH Offlce apece 3 separate *urt«e

540.750 6 1150 sq . f t . Excellent perking. 455-7373

DOWNTOWN - PLYMOUTH Offlce space tor leaas 1100 to 3.000 aq ft

Ca l Deborah tor delaae 344-9349

FARMINGTON HILLS. Northwest -a m / 1 3 Mle. Need an office away from homa? Furnished office* starl-ing at $150/mo Cafl 855-2444

PRIME LIVONIA location wafl-M parking. Use ot Confaranoa Room* tor 18 and Meeting Roome tor 70 BUCKINGHAM OFFICE P » t . Jeflrtee 6 Middlebelt 421-0770

SMALL OFFICE SPACE (400-1300 sq ft > avalabla in pleas-am we* kept Livonia offlce buKDng. Fixed rant 6 groaa laaaa Many ex-tras m complex 313-422-1360

LIVONIA OFFICE Space tor lease 1 room suite ml warahouaa on 8 Mle. near Farmngton . Secretarial « tele-phone anewertng service 476-2442

LIVONIA / SCHOOLCRAFT 6 INKSTER

Offlce apece in active canter 796 *q fl. tormarty attorney* office*. 1250 aq ft tormarty dental eflmc. exceflent condition Also 700 aq ft tor ra t a l Brokers protected Ca l

550-1160

GOURMET COFFEE STORE In Metro MSI

Csfl beteeeii' 7-0pm. 471-2409

LIVONIA angle office weet side, neer X-way* $250 I month rsm «-elude* *l but phone Phone

444-2960

GREAT OPPORTUNITY to atock a rare booketore Over

5.000 quakty book* Serious only 662-5209

m 6 Lyon

437-1222

Wharf, d o a e to W i l a l i ) hotel Turn-key opportunity Soup* aalada.

t t h a a . ou t s t andng « * cream pereang Ca l after 6pm

313-373-M03

8 WELDING SHOP 9 yeer* m operation

. . . I 2-6 parson (hop Term* inquire P O Sox 321. aaei-i'i. MI 4« 167

P12/A CARRYOUT IN LIVONIA caaant buee.ee* Only $67 000

Reply l o P O So* $1174, LNanla. Ml 481S1-6174

RTTAIL 9PORT1NO GOOOS Store tor aata flpeil*W| eoooer relewd " a m * naartng $100 000 par annum Unique to l o u i h . a e i *uburaa Caa-tomer tm pto* mventor, end taw-aaa tn* Owner to m a c a** ao price • reAjoad tor ouKk **M Cafl 11am-7pm. 421-5114

VMMe BULK CANDY • Howswtrr r rm

M 6 M I

LIVONIA. 1200 aq ft aufla, low rent but phone. *ome free

464-2960

LIVONIA - S Mae/Middlebelt 750 sq. ft., free conference 6 training rooma Alao 5 aato/Fermmgton one room Cafl Ken MaM Day* 525-0420 Eva* 241-1211

OFFICES M W BLOOMFIELD Orchard Lake Rd. Private amranc 600 to 5800 aq f t ' *q ft

651-2475 SO FT of office apece M , pert Mam Street m the City ol Ptymotffh Comer location w« greet perking Cafl Joe Mem*

REAL ESTATE ONE. 486-7000

PLYMOUTH - FREE RENT FVst 6 law month* rent Ire* I p -proumetely 2000 aq ft al $10 96 • aq ft Cafl now

PLYMOUTH Awarwet. or e* k . l e p l *

PLYMOUTH OFFICE - Ota upper flal aeoeqff 3 Bern $600 month ptae off ourlty dapoeH 536 N Ma

SHARED OFFICE CONCEPTS

/ i « i Maa «1-3 113-346-6767

1-2761

BWM HAM IWoodwerd el erown* 3134*3-6474

SOUTHFIELD 12 Mle Rd near Leaner 4.466 s q ft **te , mcdy laid out and decoreted • v e l e c i e Nov. 1st rsaeonatme rata, any term leaaa. 2C300 W. 12 I Rd 647-7171

SOUTHFIELD 12 Mfl* Rd near La*her 4.466 aq ft sun* nicely laid out and decorated.

20300 W. 12 Mfla Rd

S P E C I A L ! 3 M O S . F R E E R E N T

CANTON OR NOVI near 275 - offlc 8 werehouae units From 500-30.000 i q ft Answering Service alao avaflabie immediate occupwicy For more information cafl 454-2460 H no answer c a l 346-1833

TROY Big from ISO i q ft with eecretanei

637-2400

VtRY DELUXE, we „ baeuatofly tornuned 3 room aun* 1*t floor private en t rance 13 Ml/ Orchard Lake. Approximately 600

O C e l 655-2600 •q. ft. at $650/mo I

367 Bus.-Prof. Bktgs. Ss*a/Laasa

MOBILE SKIDOCD Inplanl Office. 12x20ft Air condftlonlng. wood pen-eflng. 3 window* 4 twin tube light*, exheuet Ian $1900 or 4 0 * oI w n nel price Jim WWama.

436-0100

R E A L E S T A T E

AUCTION BY OROER OF ORCHARD HILLS

HOLDING COMPANY

1865 N PONTIAC TRAIL WALLED LAKE. Ml

• 13000 Sq Ft Btdg • • 6 5 Approxlmale Acre* - •

ALL SPICK OFFICE/MEDICAL (Tim Mil l Design)

For S r o c h w e Mary Saint Amour Realty

( 3 1 3 ) 6 6 9 - O M O

W C o m m e r c i a l / » V ' • l l

HOT AREA traffic count 100x250 ft on M-

94. worth* n p * ty. nwapta uw 2 400 *q ft Cafl

L Appro* 67$ $481

P R I M E S H O P P I N G C E N T E R

c a w flow 11.040 *q ft Farmmglon

C*a tor detaaa DALE HICKS BROKER

313-3)2-2706

366 InduaL/WaraHouaa

A I R P O R T C O M M E R C E

C E N T E R

SOtTMFWLO

m a CAM 364-6660 EM 203

M-S4 al PONTIAC APtPORT 1200 eq ft $400 m e m n w i i i i

Ommr suaaaira*> 1400 tO.OOOiaft Cafl AlMontaNo 664-2422

CITY OP PLYMOUTH 264 or 2600 eq ft wer* • o e HVAC. 3 pheee

369 IndusL /Warehouse Sala/Laasa FARMINGTON HILLS

•paoa. truck door 1000-1500 aq ft Offlce One year minimum 477

Evenings. 343-5813

REOFORO 7 Mle Oeech Area For aato 1400 aq ft offlce. 1400 aq ft werehouea. toOy air conditioned, with edtacent vacant land 534-5604

S P E C I A L ! 3 M O S . F R E E R E N T

CANTON OR NOVI near 275 - offlce 6 warehouee units. From 500-30.000 aq.ft Answering Service eieo sva lab ls nmmediaie occupancy For more intomtaaon cafl. 454-2460 It no answer ca l : 346-1633

WANTED; / • h o p 1.000 to 1500 sq Met. ahort term, wflflng to share larger a r e a UUBtlee

Canton a r e a 454-3571

371 Industrial Vacant Proparty

AN EXCELLENT LOCATION Ryan at 12 Mil* 855 sq. ft avaflabie Con-venience c a n t * Below merkel rent-N rata Diversified Group 661-3000

372 InveeL Proparty APARTMENT BUILDING 12 unit* m Ypsi lant i . Ail r e n t e d Ask ing $369,500 or w a t rede for horns m Osklsnd County 4-4923

400 Apts. For Rant A U B U R N H I L L S

B l o o m f i e l d O r c h a r d A p i s .

bedroom apart m e n u from $425 00. indudee heel ges 6 wator B inds Included P o d +. laun-dry feciktlee 6 more Short term.

Open 7 dey*

332-1848

400 Apts. For Rant BIRMINGHAM

Deluxe apartment* e d * c e n l to large park m a neighborhood setting DM mnsd. quiet bufldmg Easy w a * lo church, kve theatre, shops, a le 1 A 2 bedroom CM 644-6105 It no answer. Cel. 649-6780

BIRMINGHAM/DOWNTOWN Studto *pertment *venable tat weak m Nov $465 rent. $650 securtly de-poett No p a n Ca l 10-4 476-6333

B I R M I N G H A M L i n c o l n H o u s e A p t s .

NEAR DOWNTOWN 2 bedroom with eoW-doonlng oven froetfree refrigerator. dUhwaari*. b inds , c e n t r a heat 6 Hr s torage

6 4 5 - 2 9 9 9 $700 TOTAL MOVE-IN

BIRMINGHAM - Oek wood Menor Fun-ashed/unfurnished Deluxe bedroom, central Nr. room, carport

iral Mr. palto. Morege $600-$650 646-0049

BIRMINGHAM ONE MONTH FREE RENT

Nearly remodeled 2 bedioom apart-ments |ust E of Adams Rd neer downtown Birmingham Rental r a tes

new kitchen, new appaencee. mir-rored doors 6 upgi aded carpeting

For lurthur mfo c a l 644-1300

BIRMINGHAM ONE MO FREE RENT

50'* contemporary town home 2 bedrooms, w a * to down-town. aroodtximlng Ik apiece, re-modeled Interior, c en t r a Mr. private entrance* Lendacaped pel to baae-martl wtth laundry hook-up. 1 lo 2 yr leaaes offered. Ca l Mon thru Fri. tor app* OPEN SAT

644-1300 BIRMINGHAM PLACE

Luxury apt* In downtown Birming-ham Studio 1.2 * 3 badrodm *t>:> avaflebte Indoor parking 6*2-0000

Auburn Hflto/Pontlac

November Special $ 5 0 O F F

1ST M O N T H S R E N T

Al the comforts of privets horns

•2 Bedroom* • Fufl Beeement

' Applenoee

• C e n t r a Air •Mini Bande • Pnvwte Onveway

$505 month WOODCREST COMMONS

334-6262 AUBURN/ROCHESTER

G R A N O O P E N I N G 2 ANO 3 BEDROOM

L U X U R Y T O W N H O U S E S Naw England archaecture toatwaa 1500 a q V tonral dmmg room. «pe-doua dtoene. 2 * bethe Mfl s e e weeher 'dryer. bands covered park-« 9 n a m ehtb. peel. *pe and ten-ia* courts a re yowe to e n m in the oentar of Btrmmgham/Troy/Rodiee-

^ * - - * - • at - w. .. . • —... * 9UKW uwrrnr

V«rr OUR MOOELS TOOAY W E S T B U R Y

T O W N H O U S E S SOUatRB. RD $ Of M-84

062-7480

C O M E S E E !

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BUCKINGHAM MANOR Csa CMuaa Toaay m

BIRMINGHAM TIMBERLANE APARTMENTS

In heert d town • Attrectne Umta Vertical Bind* • Dtshweaher

D**po*el • Oentrtf AJr

i Bedroom - From $600 (1 Mo *Fre* Rem Bator* Nov 151

Ce l to view 246-7766 Eve* /Weekende 645-6736

Birmingham/ Troy

ADAMS CREEK APARTMENTS

1 6 2 bedroom a p t s In the Bwmmghsm/Troy/Auburn H*a ar*

853-5599 A* conditioning, dtehwaaftar

d r y * m eech unit P o d . Gourte and much more

On Adema Rd between South BNd 6 Aubum Rd

Hour* Deny 11-9 Sunday by a p p t . (ctoeed Thur*)

BIRMINGHAM room apt tm __ Nea*y decoreted $700 par montti

BIRMINGHAM 2 bedroom with ge

•mcude* heel 8 wetar qtarad 256-4635affar •

r. aecurlty re 5 644-2100

2nd floor. •800 per month

heal I water I r r k i l s n

BIRMatGHAM - let flow, privet* • t r a n c e , carport 6 ISaat I -toflefl $825 p * month Ca l •*• more mtor

640-0165

BIRMINGHAM 2457 E M*ae. oer

BLOOMFIELD CLUB

BLOOMF«LO HALS LOCATION S P A C I O U S

t. 2 ANO 3 BEDROOMS

F R O M 6 4 9 5

t MONTH FRCE RENT

C A R P O R T ? *" TMRumar OESKJN LAUNORY FACILITIES STORAOE FACtLfTCS • • A u n p u n r l ANoecAPf o POOL

CM Gerry

W I N D S O R W O O D S

LUXURY APARTMENTS 1 8 2 aedreom Apwmwwe

F r o m 6 4 7 8 w W i c a r p o r t 1 Throughout aCewtween

4 5 9 - 1 3 1 0

Monday. November 12. 1990 O&E

400 Apts. For Rant 400 Aptt. For Rant 400 Apts. For Rant BIRMINGHAM. 367 CotumtM 2

f a r - t a r * - 9 * 647-7079

BLOOMFIELD HILLS I badroom apt 6 month leaaa $600 per month pto* *ecurtty oepowt mce location 332-0049

BLOOMFIELD « . sunny. *pa-ctoua carpeted. I bedroom bMevel w/bacony a l uafltwa mctuded. $475 > security dapoan 855-0326

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TROY 660-9090 3726 Rochester Rd

SOUTHFIELD 354-8040 29266 Northwestern Mary

CANTON 961-7200 42711 Ford Rd

NOVI 348-0540 Acroa* from 12 Oak* MMI

CLINTON TWP. 791-8444 36870 Garfield

1-800-777-5616

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CANTON

CARRIAGE COVE LUXURY APTS.

(LILLEY 6 WARREN)

SUPER SPECIAL on 2 bedroom apts

(1 yr lease only) (Mention ed lor % mo Free Rent)

NO OTHER FEES Private Entrance*

On* Bedroom - $495 900 so fl Two Bedroom - $570. 1100 St. Ft

vertical bunds 4 carport included We o f f * 6 month leeae* In two bed-room apartments only

Roea Doherty property m e n a g * 981-4490

Canton

FAIRWAY CLUB Golf side Apts 1 A 2 Bedroom

Free Golf Heat & Hot Water Free

Carport Included 7 2 8 - 1 1 0 5

CANTON V I L L A G E S Q U I R E

From $450 Free Heal

OPEN UNtlL 7:00pm

Greet Location • Park Setting Spaooue • B * e Tral • Heat

P o d • Tenras • Sauna Dishwashers • Microweves Sound Conditioned • Ceble On Ford Rd JuM E ol 1-275

981-3891 Dally 9-7

Sal 11-6 4 Sun. 11-5

CANTON 1 bedroom furnished 6 unKimiahed spartmenta available Cory |usi I k s s horns with your own ent rance sm-g * *tonr Hvtng. attx: s torage 6 much more Easy access to ma*or free-ways

Cal or visit today Mon-Fn 10-6pm Ask for Pal

HEATHMOORE APTS 981-6994

(located on Heggarty Rd. S d Ford)

CANTON - 1 bedroom, slove refrig-erator 6 carpet $400 per month In-cludes heal Also Plymouth 1 bed-room 455-0391

Clerk «1 or GREENS LAKE APTS

Oversuad 1 8 2 bedroom apart-ments. starting from $445 per month Lakefront Ivtng 625-4800

CLARKSTON Springfield Oaks Apts.

2 badroom. $565 i month f ree renl Blind*, washer'dryer hook up. serf d e l i n g oven frost t ree refrigerator, dishwasher lots ol s torage carpet en 1 4 mea* N of 175 on Dtxw Highway Almost new. must seal Ca l 620-4119

CLAWSON Larga I bedroom, bal-cony natur* oak floors, d o a e to X-way shoppmg From $465 Heat 8 water mduded 757-6309

CLAWSON NEW Efficiency Unit Cen t r a nr . casablanca Ian. nera b inds $375/mo include* Heal ' Ca l 549-6665

Claweon-Royal Oak 1 s top mpmrt mant shopping Coma Sunday, Nov 18th. 12 45pm Office bunding al 4000 Crooks. Roy* Oak or cafl tor

260-1700 AMBER APARTMENTS

COMMUTER APTS - Roy* Oak 560 Sherman Spaooue t bedroom heat appksnce* "veptece patio Neer 806 8 1-75 464-6042

De sights CARRIAGE PARK APTS 27201 CANFIELD OR

16 2 BEDROOMS STARTING FROM $495

Al TNa included m Your Monlhty R e n t *

at No Extra Coal

Ak Conditioning Spac iom O o e e t * R e f n g * « o r intercom RangarHood 6 Fan Vart ic* Band* 1 >arbage DNPoa* C. * CabM Reedy Laundry

Ceamg Fan Iry ' ec«t iee

Ston

Lendacaped Park-Uka Almoaphare ang 8 Expr a n wtanenca Staff

OPEN OAK. Y 0-5 SUN 11-4 278-7277

APARTMENTS AVAILABLE Town 6 Coditry Apt* 16415 Tale-graph Studto 1 6 2 b e d r o o m s

5 30pm O p a n f r m <2 to 5 '295-1029

BEST APARTMENT VALUE

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

TIMBERIDGE D E L U X E

2 B E D R O O M U N I T S $ 5 5 5

Full a a S M Grand RNar Mod* Opan Dear 6-6

4 7 8 - 1 4 6 7 775-6200

Dearborn His

E N J O Y P E A C E F U L L I V I N G !

C A M B R I D G E A P T S .

Ouiei community surrounding*, bsautihjly landscaped grounds, sx-caaent location • wfffan wa*lng d«s-laca 10 shopping, church, reatau-rant* specious i 6 2 bedroom de-

lux* apt* Nswty modernized

274-4765 Office Hr* 9-6 Mon thru Fri

Sal 10-4 York Properties inc

LARGE 1 BEDROOM 8340/mo 7 MleTalegraph area

464-1464

FARMINGTON A beautiful 2 bedroom apartmanl a avertable m downtown F w m n g t o n Rant include* heat, vartic 8 lul mamtenanca Cafl

, J m ^ t

FARMINGTON HILLS Mepte R«Sga Apt* 23076 bell 2 badrooma. 2 bath*. Carpet-ing appliance* c a n t r * air carport

- $655 473-5100

Farmmglon Hifl*

B O T S F O R D P L A C E GRAND RIVER - 8 MILE

Beh.no Botslord n o t p t a

S P E C I A L 1 Bedroom for S469 2 Bedroom for $579 3 Bedroom for $689 PETS PERMITTED

Smoke Detector* Instated Single* Welcome

immediate Occupancy We Love Chddren

HEAT 8 WATER INCLUDED Omat prestige address a» condi-tioning. carpeting, s love 8 rafr ig**-lor. M utilities except electricity in-cluded Werm apertmerits Laundry

For mora mformalion. phone 477-8464

27883 Independence • Farmington Hills

7 MILE - TELEGRAPH - I 6 2 bed-r o o m . Irom $360 $440 include* h a d %.water. Specious. 256-0073

DETROIT - 7 MILE - TELEGRAPH, lovely 1 6 2 bedroom from $400-

it 8 wator. 534-0340

GRANO RIVER - MiDOLEBELT GREAT LOCATION

CEBARIDGE Deluxe 1 6 2 badroom urwt*

FROM $510 •mmediele Occupency

INCLUDES . VerOc* binds , carpeting, patios or

sppaance*. security »ys**m. Morege

Enter on Tulane 1 block- W of MMtoMbeq on the S * d * d Grand Rrver

Neer Botetord Hoeptt*. Lrvonie Mad 6 downtown F*mington

471-5020 M o d * open dafly 1-5 Except Wednesday

OFRCE: 775-6200 FARMINGTON HILLS

From $475 • Free Heat • Large 1 & 2 Bedroom • J or 2 Year Leases

VILLAGE OAKS 474-1305

FARMINGTON HILLS- Beautiful 1.000 *q ft., 2 badroom. 2 bath. p'i-vate entrance, laundry room. $700/ mo Roflcreat Apt 336-6226

Farmington Hdta/LNonto Area NEWPORT CF CREEK APARTMENTS

$465, 477-7920

W A Y N E W O O P ( \ P \ P T M I S I

1 9 9 0 H O L I D A Y S P E C I A L (Limited Time)

* 5 0 O F F 1 & 2 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n t s

H E A T A N D

V E R T I C A L B L I N D S I N C L U D E D • 2 Pooli • Air Conditioning

6737 N WAYNE R 0

WESTLANO

S o u t h ot

W s i t t a n d Mall

MODEL ON DISPLAY

3 2 6 - 8 2 7 0

t l )

$50 off I d 1 * 8 month* of 1 yeer lease tor new residents only

FARMINGTON HILLS A RANCH 8 TOWNHOUSE

COMMUNITY Elegantly d*ngn*a 2 or 3 bedroom rench. or 3 bedroom townhoueee. 2M baths 2000 eq ft W awing apace, whirlpool tub. tufl beeement 2 car at tached garage* From $1475

C O V I N G T O N C L U B 14 Ml* 6 Middlemen

851-2730

FARMINGTON HALS - 3 bedroom 2

$905 month Aveleble Dec 1 786-0844 451-

F ARMING TON HILLS Maaa Dec 1-Apr 1. Claan larga s t u d o apt uefl-tie* peid Prrvete en t rance $275/mo * depoaM After 6 30 174-8738

FARMINGTON HILLS Tan Mle 4 Middtaoan

Large 1 bedroom from $465 471-4556

GAROEN CITY - Luna Apertment* Autumn Special 1 bedroom. $305 Cell Dofly d 42S-0930

FARMINGTON HILLS - 1 month free h 1 yr Maee 1 8 2

6 2 bath $490-$55C Mr. bands wsaher 8

d r y * hookup carport 348-5563

FARMINGTON HILLS Apt* on 8 Ml*. W d Farmngton Rd DMuxe 1 bedroom apt over 900 *q ft mcludee washer 8 d r y * m eech unit Al appaencee shade* 8 rods. Cloee to

FARMINGTON Newly decorated I bedroom apan-ment* 8 studio* Carpet veriicie bind*, cen t ra heet 8 * r eppkancee From $440 p * month NO PETS' 474-2552

FARMING TOM HILLS CALL FOR

THANKSGIVING SPECIALS Naw England charm - new 1500 aq f t 2 8 3 bedroi 2-4 bathe, s p e o o u * meet, room *uae. wsaher. dryer end c o n r a d parking

F O X P O I N T E T O W N H O U S E S

Haisted & 11 Mile 473-1127

FARMINGTON HILLS Attractive 2 badroom lower apt home PrNelo entry Indian Creak Apt* 7 mo lublsa** 474-4400

FARMINGTON-1 badroom epart-

Very d e a n $535 per month 476-1322 or 471-5341

FARkaNGTON room with den or 2 bedroom Gred location Quid budding Carport/ge-r eg** C M tar detaAk 4 77-0157

LIVONIA

DON'T WAIT! They rs gomg l e d Spe-oous 1 and 2 bedroom apa r tmen t s Don I wail CM now to And more ebout

•Our . ' Carport m d u d e d • Vartic* band* m d u d e d • On ewe picnic area «*th

• Great location new Live nia Maa

WOODRIDGE CM Ethdd 472.-6448

FARMINGTON HILLS C A L L F O R

T H A N K S G I V I N G S P E C I A L ! •000 aq ft . 2 bedroom 2 beth ml w**-m doeeta covered parting.

landed geiehouae and * 24 hour

F R O M $ 6 5 5

S U M M I T A P T S . NORTHWESTERN 4 MOOLEBELT

6 2 6 - 4 3 9 6

GAROEN EN CITY - 1 fredhly decor

plancee gee heet $400 p * month * sacurtty dapoM 545-3477

GAROEN CITY apartment $375 p * month etpSude* utatiee 8 prtvale drive New shop-ping Alter 6pm 421-1742

UVONU AREA - 1. 2 6 3 bedioom. indwtdiM weaher'dryer. seperai* entrance tor each urat T a m a court swwnmmg p o d csubhouaa carport*

$550 and up Aak lor CM 476-2025

8 garagae Move i r S

LfVONIA - 7 MILE RD GRAND OPENING 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath

$635 include* a M * 8 dryer ei each epartment ua rpdmg . v e r t e d b i n d s deluxe ap-plancas . belcony pano. iwirnming pool. t enn i s courts community room

' New shopping -

C A N T E R B U R Y P A R K - Mle Rd comer Maytkdd between-Fdiminglon 8 Mwrtman Rds

473-3983 775^200 Modd open de ly 10-6

except Wednesday

\t<me & d 9 e

"OK f f c f i Walen"1. 1 and 2 Bedroom

Apartments f rom s 3 7 5

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Farmington

Hills''

• Convenient to Twelve Oaks Mail • Cable TV Available • Dishwasher • P o o l

• P r t v B t e B a l c o n y / P a t i o

• Variety of Floor P l a n s A v a i l a b l e 6 2 4 - 9 4 4 5

• Air Condi t ion ing W

Open Monday Friday. 10 - 6 Weekends 11 -5 1 OOAt HOUMMO OPPORTUNITY

P L Y M O U T H C A N T O N

b

<Viffa<fc Squire A p a r t m e n t s

^ ' L O C A T I O N L O C A T I O N

M i n u t e s f r o m - 1 - 9 4 - 1 - 9 6

F R E E H E A T PM OK A m A BBy » Tennis « cur t Ptttil A Saunas Scroods l imn 1-2*1

Bike TruU Baskrthail Cnuil < hikt r rn « Hay A m V'rrtical Blind*

S p a c i o u s , newby d e c o r a t c d s u i t e s

w i t h d i s h w a s h e r s A m i c r o w a v e s

I n d i v i d u a l l y c o n t r o l l e d h e a t A a i r

LUXURY FOR LESS F R O M » 4 5 0

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9 8 1 - 3 8 9 1 O n F o r d Road. j u * i east o f 1 - 2 " ^

Darfv*--' Sarurday t l S Sundav l l -5 F

FOUNTAIN PARK NOVI

S P A C I O U S A P A R T M E N T H O M E S Experience luxury apartment living at its finest. Tastefully designed, conveniently located wooded site...this is Fountain Park Novi. You'll be proud to call it your home.

• Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom apartments • I n d i v i d u a l washe r a n d d r y e r

• Private entry way balcony or patio • Whirlpool appliances and

microwave oven • Swimming pool • Tennis court

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42101 F o u n t a i n ftirk • Nov i

O p e n M o n . - F n 1 0 : 3 0 a m - 6 . 3 0 p m • Sat . & S u n . 1 2 p m - 5 p m . O HHyCJY Sntn H«t> i i ir

CALL TODAY! 3484)626

A BEAUTIFUL PLACE...TO LIVE ^ C E N T R A L L Y L O C A T E D IN W E S T L A N D

1 & 2 B e d r o o m • Fireplaces Avai lab le Pool • Tennis Court • C lubhouse Central Air • Dishwasher • D isposa l Laundry Facil i t ies Beaut i fu l ly Landscaped Wi th in minutes of all major h i ghways

HoMsySptam FREE RENT til Jan. 1,1991

VENOY PINE6 A P A R T M E N T S

261-7394

fli A Y O R K P R O P E R T I E S C O M M U N I T Y

GAROEN CITY - } bedroom, m-dudaa had. carper aachan apps anew* Avertable arimadiMd> $500 •aoaity S400/mo 420-243*

LIVONIA'S FINEST

LOCATION Merrtman corner 7 MUe

Limited time offer: 1 month free rent wtth 1 year new tenants only

D e l u x e 2 b e d r o o m . 2 b a t h

$ 6 2 0

• All apoiiances • Vertical Winds • Pool • Nearby shopping

M E R R I M A N W O O D S

Mod* open 9-5 except Thursday 477-9377 Office 775-8200

LIVONIA HEAT INCLUDED • RENT FROM $465

SECURITY DEPOSIT $150

Sfervnw t 8 2 bedroom apts

4 5 9 - 6 6 0 0 ' On s**i:t*d unmorly

MARGO CAPRI - 28408 W*ren

REDUCED SECURITY 1ST MONTH RENT. FREE

' 8 2 bedroom apt*. -Irom $506'rwo VertKd btande 8 tied mduded

Franklin Sq. 427-6970

1 b» E d Miooieoer On 5 Mle - uvonl*

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

1 $ 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS • Stove 8 refrigerator .•Diehweeher • Cerport

.«tOM$*J& V- 75 and 14 Mle

Next ic Aboey 'heater sa»-3355

N o r t h v i l l e F o r e s t A p a r t m e n t s 1 a 2 B e d r o o m s

O r * 1 . 0 0 0 *Qfl s o u n d conditioned kvtng

f r o m $ 4 9 7 AVAILABLE NOW'

G R A ^ D O P K \ l \ f i I » I I A S E I I I

l A k L I K O X T \ W I I \ l t l l E X P E R I E N C E T H E E L E G A N C E OF

An exquisitely panoramic 105 acre community perfected on the shores of Lake Success, nestled into scenic timbered views. Park Place of Northville establishes a tradition ot unsurpassed excellence in apartment home living.

!

LAVISH t and 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT HOMES 16 Contemporary equipped cKifehouee

work-oMl room Euro^tyte cabinetry Ceramic m bam and W B M n ^ o o o l n a

Seune A mcuxji

VaAeybe* pM

M 7 5 , m M- T4

348-3600 MON-FRI 9-6 SATURDAY 9-5 SUNDAY 124

dc On Due kne immsddte occu-pancy 4«4-«042 or 425-«d3«

porch or tidtony. ssdrarane POW commurny buddra. storage area

OPEN MON-FRl 8em-4pm Alter 4pm 8 weekends

by appoanlment 4 2 0 - 0 8 8 8

j NORTHVILLE 1 8 2 bedroorr apis I evwiaoie $505 lo $5«5 p* month including heei i yr leeae 34«-«25C

NOW YOU HAVE A CHOICE AT

APARTMENTS

B E A U T I F U L NEW

A P A R T M E N T S

WITH YOUR O W N

W A S H E R ANO DRYER

C H O O S E O U R CONTEMPORARY

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

AVAILABLE F O R THE S M A L L E R B U D G E T

All ncstUd in a setting of lakes suncwded fry beautiful landscaping.

LOCATED IN NOVI ON PONTIAC TRAIL 1 Mile East of Beck Rd

OPEN DAILY 9 6 SUNDAY 1 2 - 5

6 6 9 - 5 5 6 6

>ir ut|* .[ 1 * -Lei L zl 1

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APARTMENTS

$415 f Q U A L M O U S I N G O P P O R T U N I T Y

QUIET DISTINCTION

! \ TUt MIDST CH PL\ MOLTh

S p a c i o u s 1 a n d 2 b e d r o o m

a p a r t m e n t s A c o m m u n i t y

s e t t i n g n e a r d o w n t o w n

P l y m o u t h H e a t i n c l u d e d

Full app l i ances

Holiday Special ~

F R E E R E N T t i l J a n . 1, 1991

Pi >M<II in \l \\<>K \ r \ K i \ u v i s

Q u i e t i n t i m a t e s e t t i n g L a r g e

1 a n d 2 b e d r o o m a p a r t m e n t s

C l o s e t o c e n t r a l P l y m o u t h .

S e p a r a t e e n t r a n c e s , p o o l a n d

o t h e r a m e n i t i e s .

Holiday Special

F R E E R E N T t i l J a n . 1, T991

P i W I C H 1 H H< >1 s |

A P V R I N t E M S

455-3880 | | 453-6050

A Y o r k P r o p e r t i e s C o m m u n i t y

ONE MONTH FREE RENT

The Crossings At Canton.

Apartment living just got better. When you make the Crossing your home, youll get more than a new address. The Crossings at Canton offers 19 different floor-plans with 1 to 4 bedrooms. And whether you choose a 2-level townhouse or a luxury apartment, the renewed beauty of this charming rental community shines through in every one. These apartments and townhomes are the largest in the area, yet are still incredibly affordable.

D i s c o v e r t h e s e f e a t u r e s a t T b e C r o s s i n g s a t C a n t o n : 1 D e n s ft F i r ep laces Ful ly-appUanced K i t c h e n s Pa t io* or Ba lcon ies

• Cen t ra l Air Conditioning • A C l u b h o u s e with s a u n a

indoor pool, exe rc i se r o o m .

VuMt The C r o e e t n e s at Ct today We're Juat 20 minute* I from Ann Arbor a n d d o w n t o w n Detroit, yet corn/art at>ty away

from ft all from I 275 . Juat exit j Arbor Rd Weat to I f e o g e v t o Rd RfflOu k m f t to Joy R d ( K m east to The Creaming* Open Mon -Tri. JOS Sat i O - f l . <un 22-3. Phone 4 5 3 2 4 2 4 toda*

*l*e« Kratdrau Only CertaSi Conditions Apply

SE* OAE Monday. November 12. 1990

4 0 0 A p t * . F o r R u t

L I V O N I A

Suburban Luxury ' - Apartments

1 Bedroom - $450 C a r p e t e d th roughout s p p a i M D O M Mr cond i t ions HJ H M ft **1ar m c f c d e d Parking.

' 4 8 5 0 F A I f S t L D

728-4800

Usc»eo«i Hewi t t s

S P E C I A L

$ 5 0 S E C U R I T Y

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

L E X I N G T O N

V I L L A G E 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT

- . Include* • H e a l • S t o v e ft r e f r igera tor • P o o l • W M y d K O r M d - S m o k e d e f e c t o r * • from $445

1-75 a n d 14 Mile a c r o s s f r o m Oak land M a i

545-4010

4 0 0 A p t s . F o r R e n t

NORTHVILLE Victor $ 3 * 8 p l u s u r m i s s Mo p a i s

NORTHVtLLf - 1 b a d r o o m a p L ovartoofclng S t r sem C o w * a t t l o

OLD R E O f O f l O working p e r s o n , d e a n s a l * bunding. g o o d a r a a . 1 b a d r o o m lor only. $ 2 7 0 Haa t W-

NOVl

$ 3 0 0 M O V E S Y O U I N

S p a c i o u s 1 a n d 2 b e d r o o m a p a r t m e n t s a n d un raa l 2 b a d r o o m townhou*ee

• G r e a t loca t ions - naa r 9 8 . 896 . 2 7 5

' • Minula* f rom 12 Oak>

4 0 0 A p t * . F o r R e n t

NORTHVILLE GREEN Deluxe 1 a n d 2 b a d r o o m a p a r t m a n i a *»tn ba lcony p o r e « ova r too* m g r u n n i n g brook On Rando lph s i S Mtta. v. m * a W ol S n e a k m Rd M a » t o d o w n t o w n N o n n v a a

RENT FROM $520 SECURITY DEPOSIT 1200

i n c l u d e s c a r p o r t , pkiafi c a r p e t i n g .

349-7743

. FuA b a s e m e n t s in t h e l o w n l t o u s e s wrth *ae f to r / d ryer h o o k - u p s Vert icw b a n d s included

N O V I R I D G E O n 10 M l e b e t w e e n Movi Rd

- PLYMOUTH -B R O U G H A M

M A N O R

A P T S . < BEDROOM $ 4 4 5 . 2 BEDROOM $ 4 8 5

' L a a a a Haat ft Walar Pa id Adul t s No p a l s 455-1215

4 0 0 A p t * . F o r R e n t

PLYMOUTH r o o m , apt w 2 0 to D a e

Beauti iul n a w 2 b a d -> d a c k AvadaMa Ho*

P o a s l b l e g a r a g a al • m a n e x t r s c n a r g a $ 6 5 0 4 5 3 - 1 7 0 8

P L Y M O U T H

LIVE ON THE PARK S t a r t i n g f r o m . . . $ 4 3 5

H e a t ft water inc luded Senior Discount Canl ra i air . pool , secur i ty

4 0 2 3 5 Plymouth Rd Apt lOl

4 5 5 - 3 6 8 2

4 0 0 A p t s . F o r R s n t

PLYMOUTH

C A L L N O W !

349-8200

N O V I / L A K E S A R E A

* W a t e r v i e w F a r m s *

• M i n u t e s f r o m 1 - 9 6 / 1 2 O a k s • F r e e S t o r a g e

• A l l E l e c t r i c K i t c h e n

F r o m $ 4 3 0 P o n t i a c TraH b e t w e e n W e s t & B e c k R o a d s

D a i l y 6 2 4 - 0 0 0 4 S a l - S u n

9 - 7 1 2 - 4

* W e s t g a t e V I *

• M i n u t e s f r o m 1 - 6 9 6 , 1 - 2 7 5

• C a r p o r t s • W a l k - i n C l o s e t s

F r o m $ 4 7 5 Off P o n t i a c T r a H b e t w e e n

D a i l y ®®c*< a n d W e 8 ' R d s

9 7 6 2 4 - 8 5 5 5 S a t . - S u n .

1 2 - 4

AU o u r 2 r e n t e d s o c a l now abou t s p a c i o u s 1 b a d r o o m a p a r t -m a n t a . They won ' t last l o n g

* S p a c i o u s 1 b e d r o o m s 9 0 0 543. ft

• Nes t l ed in res ident ia l a r e a C o n v e n i e n t l o 275 . 9 6 & T4 A m p l e s to rage , W i n d s inc luded

P r iva t e ba lcony

Ask a b o u t our m o v e - i d s p e c i a l R a n t wttn a I or 2 yr l e a s e

T W I N A R B O R S Ann Arbor TraH

(usI e a s t o» Hagger ly C a l Mary

> € 3 - 2 8 0 0

A B S O L U T E L Y

' F R E E

A P A R T M E N T

INFO! • Save Money f • Save Time • Open 7 Days

TROY 680-9090 3 7 2 6 R o c h e s t e r Rd

SOUTHFIELD 354-8040 2 9 2 8 8 N o r t h w e s t e r n Hwy

CANTON 981-7206 4 2 7 1 1 Ford Rd

NOV! -j 348-0540 A c r o s s I rom 12 O a k s M a i

CLINTON TWP. 791-8444 3 6 8 7 0 Gar t l eM

1-800-777-5616

N o r m .me N o *

T R E E T O P

A P A R T M E N T S

K> MMe ft Meedowbroofc

AMordaMa luxury la ava i lab le l o you wtth these newer 1 ft 2 b e d r o o m o v e r s u e d a p a r t m e n t s Walk ing d t s l a n c e lo shopptrtg ft r e s t a u r a n t s o o w e d parking. S r d l a c o u n l ft a e s y a c c e s s to 3 e x p r e s s w a y s E H O

PLYMOUTH, Mayflower Hotel. $450 m o n t h Dally room se rv i ce 24 hour m a s s a g e se rv ice Color TV. No e a s e s i m m e d i a t e o c c u p a n c y

C r o o n o r M a r i e 4 5 3 - 1 6 2 0

A P A R T M E N T S U N L I M I T E D

• T M Eas ies t Way to Find Your New A p a r t m e n t !

O n e B e d r o o m $ 5 3 5 Two B e d r o o m - $ 5 9 5 (Aak aboul our spec ia l s )

O p e n Mon -Wed -Fri. 8 - 5 S a l 10-5 S u n . 12-5

Novi Rd . N o l S MMe NorttnrtHlea bes t va lue is avail-

a b l e l o you with t h e s e 1 a n d 2 b e d -r o o m a p a r t m e n t s , h e a l i nc luded m (He rent Freshly pa in ted , c l e a n a s s whist le, u p to d a l e EHO

O n e B e d r o o m - $ 4 9 5 Two Bedr oom - $ 5 5 5 (Aak a b o u l our spec ia l s )

4 0 0 A p t s . F o r R s n t

PLYMOUTH NICE 1 B E D R O O M a p a r t m e n t Available Now Air. s l o v e r*«r ig*Mor. c l i n g Ian. c a b l e con -nect ion. w e b l o town $ 4 t o / m o in-

ker 4 5 3 - 8 9 6 5

PLYMOUTH-Spectoue 1 A 2 b e d -room apa r tmen t -ou ie t example* Ap-p l iances hea t inc luded, air. $ 4 6 5 $ 5 1 5 per m o n t h . Applicat ions 348-8077 4 5 9 - 2 8 2 3

O p e n Tues., Thurs 9-5 , S a l S u n 12-5.

10-5.

BENEICKE & KRUE

347-1690 348-9590

PLYMOUTH, new l a r g e 2 b e d r o o m * " h laundry room, a p p l i a n c e s air . p e rk ing lot. Available immedia te ly N o p e t s $650 per m o n t h 3 7 5 - 2 3 8 4

PLYMOUTH - NIC t o d o w n t o w n with a p p l i a n c e s , l aun-dry, c a b l e Avai lable Nov 15. $ 4 2 5 par m o n t h , n o p a t s 4 5 3 - 1 7 4 3

A P A R T M E N T S

L I V I N G Y O U C A N

t

1 & 2 B E D R O O M A P A R T M E N T S F R O M

S O C A H E A T

3 6 0 O U U I N C L U D E D

Beautiful Setting in a Great Location!

I S B E S B B 5 A T P O N T I A C T R A I L &

f S S v A n B E C K R 0 A D I N W I X 0 M

I I L l g ^ e B f M O D E L S O P E N

[ H f f l t f H U H W o n . - S a t . 9 - 6 . S u n . 1 1 - 5

• • i l l 6 2 4 - 6 4 6 4

ristal

q u a r e

A p a r t m e n t

Living at it's

pines*-ATTRACTIVE. ONE & TWO BEDROOM

from

C A N T O N / P L Y M O U T H

— F r a n k l i n P a l m e r — F R E E H E A T

• P e t S e c t i o n A v a i l a b l e • Q u i e t . C o u n t r y

S e t t i n g • L a r g e C l o s e t s

F R O M $ 4 4 0

O n P a l m e r R d , W e s t o t L i l l e y R d

3 9 7 - 0 2 0 0 D a i l y

9-7 Sat.-Sun.

12-4

- H I L L C R E S T C L U B -1 B e d r o o m S p e c i a l

$ 2 0 0 S e c u r i t y D e p o s i t

• B l i n d s • M i c r o w a v e s

F R O M $ 4 5 5 12350 Risman (South ol Plymouth Rd

East of Haggerty)

4 5 3 - 7 1 4 4

Daily 9-7 Sat. 11-5 Sun. 12-4

P L Y M O U T H

P l y m o u t h Hi l ls

A p a r t m e n t s 746 S. Mill St.

Modern 1 and 2 Bedroom

• WASHER-DRYER IN EACH APT.

• ACCESS TO 1-275 • AIR CONDITIONED • FULLY CARPETED • DISHWASHER • NO PETS

FROM $445

4 5 5 - 4 7 2 1 2 7 8 - 8 3 1 9

P l y m o u t h S q u a r e ,

A p a r t m e n t s

o u t e r COMMUNITY IN PARK SETTING

1 B E D R O O M A P T

• FIRST FLOOR • SOLARIAN TILE

• NEW CEILING FAN • VERTICAL BLINOS

• NEUTRAL CARPETING - CENTRAL AIR ft HEATING

-» DISHWASHER ft DISPOSAL • WALK TO S H O P P I N G

• N O PETS ' • P O O L

$455 PLUS UTILITIES

9421 MARGUERITE lOfl Ann Arbor Rd. 1 b lock W e a l o t S h e l d o n )

MON THRU FRI 9 TO 5PM Closed Sat and Sun

455-6570

4 0 0 A p t s . F o r R s n t

t u r r aaned t b e d r o o m f e a t u r i n g • Quiet aingle story (leelgn

• Pr iva te pat io ' u n i t y r oom w/ leundry h o o k - u p ' S t o r a g e In attic

PRINCETON COURT APARTMENTS

On Wilcox olt H a g g e r t y 459-8840 a n t t j

P lymouth Twp

CARRIAGE HOUSE APTS. HAGGERTY 8 JOY JLd

PHASE II NOW LEASING LUXURY

2 BEDROOM UNITS • Indhndual laundry r o o m • •Appliances • Vertical blinds

Modal o p e n daHy 2 - 6 Sat . Sun »2-6

CALL 9 - 5 425-0930

P L Y M O U T H t ft 2 BEDROOM A P T S AVAILABLE

PLYMOUTH HERITAGE M p l e a s e d t o of fe r CASH BACK B O N U S wi th s igning of k T year l e e a e it r e n t m pa id on the 1st NEW TENANTS ONLY Pieaea c a l 4 5 5 - 2 1 4 3 or a t o p I t Mon thru Fri 9 - 6

4 0 0 A p t s . F o r R s n t

REDFORD AREA THANKSGIVING SPECIAL N O SECURITY DE-POSIT'

FROM $395 • F r e e Heel • L a r g e i ft 2 B a d r f o m a • C a b l e R e e d y • Walk-in C lose t • L o t t e d P a r k i n g • 1 o r I Year L a a a a • m t rua ton Ala rm S y s t e m

FROM $ 3 8 5 I

G L E N C O V E TELEGRAPH W mSe S o t l - 9 6

5 3 8 - 2 4 9 7

p o n t i a c ORCHARD LAKE ROAD

n e a r Telegraph Beautiful w o o d e d se t t i ng . 1 b e d r o o m a p t C a r p e l . Air cond i t i one r hea t Included

FROM $375 ORCHARD WOODS APTS.

334-1878

PONTIAC Historic Dietrlcl 1 r o o m p l u s k i tchen ft b a t h N o p a t s S e c u r -ity depos i t $300 per m o n t h includ-ing utilities Mrs Smith 3 3 5 - 9 2 1 4

AT 20830 JOY RD 1 b e d r o o m , $ 3 2 5 + secur i ty C l e a n , qu ie t F e n c e d park ing ft c a b l e a v a l -a b l e . N o p e t s 8 3 7 - 8 2 9 0

R E D F O R D A R E A T e l e g r a p h - 5 M l e 1 ft 2 b e d r o o m , d e a n , d e c o r a t e d , quie t , c a r p e t . Mr condi t ioner , b a n d s , h a a t m d u d e d For m a t u r e , pro lsa i lcmM p e o p l e

F r o m $ 3 7 5 .

P A R K S I D E A P T S

5 3 2 - 9 2 3 4

REOFORO TWP Beaut i fu l Lola Park Manor

A quie t wen m a i n t a i n e d AduK C o m -muni ty . h a s a lovely t b e d r o o m a p t

E V E R Y O N E ' S

M O V I N G O U R W A Y

O a k s a t H a m p t o n

I S T H E R I G H T M O V E !

Make Oaks at Hampton Your New Home Before

December 31, 1990 And The Move Is On Us! I

C e l lor d e t a i n

8 5 2 - L I V E

8 5 2 - 5 4 8 3

6 4 3 D o r c h e s t e r

P r e s e n t e d by T h e F o u r m i d a b l e G r o u p

4 0 0 A p t s . F o r R s n t

A M O V E T O

E s s e x a t H a m p t o n

I S T H E R I G H T M O V E !

Make Eaaex of Hampton Your New Home Before

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8 5 2 - 7 5 0 0

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O A K B R O O K V I L L A 2 arid 3 b e d r o o m t o e m h o u e e a

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5 3 5 - 5 9 1 8

PLYMOUTH - SENIOR CITIZEN S p e c i a l s S p a o o u s 1 ft 2 b e d r o o m a p a r t m e n t s m quiet c o m m u n i t y Walk l o shopp ing Cen t ra l aw. d i s h w a s h e r , vertical b l inds , c a r p o r t poo l Available t o quaHHed appl i -c a n t s A 4 5 3 - 8 8 1 1

PLYMOUTH 1 b e d r o o m Big r o o m sizes , spac ious k i tchen Hea t ft c a r -pe t ing fur rushed Best va lue In t o w n S e e this be fore you rant e lae iwhere $ 4 6 0 / m o , 1 yr lease , n o p e t * Available now 4 5 9 - 9 5 0 7

PLYMOUTH, t b e d r o o m . P l y m o u t h Rd ft Hoi brook, s love . r a f n g e r a l o r . air condit ioner, walk t o town Newly d e c o r a t e d Private e n t r a n c e , flret Itoor Available -m media te ly n o p e t s . $ 4 2 5 plus u n i t i e s 4 5 4 - 9 8 1 8

PLYMOUJH - i b a d r o o m dup lex S love . refr igerator , c a r p e t $ 4 0 0 ' m o * leeae ft secur i ty Alao.

4 5 5 - 0 3 9 1 C a n t o n - 1 b e d r o o m

PLYMOUTH - 1 b e d r o o m , q u i e t ne ighborhood , d o s e t o d o w n t o w n Haat A water Included $ 4 0 0 / m o Aftar 5pm 3 4 9 - 7 2 4 2

PLYMOUTH: 2 b e d r o o m , lai d e a n , appl iances , air. w a s h e r ft dryer, $550'rr to p lus utilities ft s e -curity No p e t s 4 5 9 - 0 8 5 4

REDFORD TWP AREA COUNTRY H O U S E

t ft 2 b e d r o o m a p a r t m e n t s • H e a l • C a r p e t • Ver t ica ls • Ki tchen app l i ances • P o o l • C a d e r eady

FROM $420 5 3 3 - 1 1 2 1

Hours Mon - F n 9 - 5

R O C H E S T E R LIMITED TIME ONLY

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N O W O P E N !

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S t u d i o s . 1 & 2 B e d r o o m s F r o m $ 3 8 0

• FREE CABLE TV CorxKnnng • Appliances.

mckidmg Dishwasher & Deposal • Carpeting • Aawt iK

• Community Room -TV i Cart Rowr-

• be r c i s e & Sauna Room • Storage Area

• --eatW Summing Pool

Lincoln Rd. at Greenfield Mon. thru Fri. 9 a.m -6 p.m.

9 6 8 - 0 0 1 1 Equal Housing Opportunity

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A p a r t m e n t s f r o m $ 4 7 5

F e a t u r i n g • 6 m o & 1 y r l e a s e s a v a i l a b l e

• C o n v e n i e n t t o f r e e w a y s , s h o p p i n g , a n d b u s i n e s s d i s t r i c t s

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• S w i m m i n g P o o l

• C a r p o r t s A v a i l a b l e • B e a u t i f u l L a n d s c a p i n g

Located on 12 Mile Road between Middlebelt & Orchard Lake Roads.

O p e n M o n . - F r i . 1 - 6 . S a t . & S u n . 1 2 - 5

E p i a i Hou&irrg O p p o r t u n i t y 4 7 6 * 1 2 4 0

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C a l tor de t a i l s

6 5 1 - 2 4 6 5

9 4 0 O a k w o o d B l v d .

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December 31, 1990 And The Move Is On Usll

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6 5 2 - 3 9 2 0

4 1 6 T i m b e r l e a

P r e e e n t e d by T h e F o u r m i d a b l e G r o u p

R O C H E S T E R - NEAR TOWN 1 or 2 b e d r o o m u p p e r s , s i d i n g d o o r * o n t o b a l c o m e e * s t o r a g e $ 4 3 5 - $ 4 9 5 hea l ft w a t e r Inc luded 3 8 3 - 8 1 0 7

ROMULUS UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT

Eff ic iency ft 1 b e d r o o m a p t s nea r

ROYAL OAK/CLAWSON 14 M l e ft R o c h e s t e r Rd a r a a 1 b a d r o o m Haa t ft water i n d u d e d . $425 . n o p e t e Available 12 /1 5 8 5 - 2 1 8 9

ROYAL OAK Newly d e c o r a t e d 2 o e d r o o m a p a r t -m e n t fu rn i shed o r u n l u m i e h e d Es-

8 4 4 - 3 1 2 2

ROYAL OAK m c a a t I b a d r o o m a p t inc ludes f r e e h a a t ft wa te r C a r p e t -ing. d r a p e s , air . g e r b e g e dtapoeai . l a rge c lose t s , l aund ry taot t t iee . o f t s t r ee t pa rk ing ft c a b l e r eady A l tor $ 4 5 5 m o Quiet s e c u r e ft wea main-ta ined No peta l Ideal locat ion, t b * W of C r o o k s . N of 13 3 9 8 - 0 9 6 0

ROYAL OAK NORTH - Real n ice d e a n , q i ae l . 1 ft 2 b e d r o o m s air. s t o r a g e , oft s t r e e t p e r k i n g No p a t s ' $ 4 5 0 ft $ 5 2 5 i nc ludes h e e l 5 2 8 - 9 0 0 8

ROYAL OAK. 1 b e d r o o m newly d e c o r a t e d a p a r t m e n t , c a r p e t i n g , air, C a b l e r eedy , h e a t ft water inc luded . $ 4 3 5 12 ft C r o o k s 5 5 3 - 9 0 4 3

ROYAL OAK 1-2 b e d r o o m * S p e c i o u s , c a r p a l e d . hea t Included mini b l inds Gree t lo-ca t ion 3 5 2 - 2 5 5 0

a i r p o n Middtobaf t ft Beverty $225-$ 3 7 5 + d e p o e i t Mon - F r l 9 - 2 Equal

5 9 5 - 7 9 4 0 d e p o e i t Mon -Fri 9 -2

O p p o r t u n i t y H o u s i n g

R O Y A L O A K A m b a a a a d o r Eas t 1 CJk S o u t h of 13 MHe on G r e e n f i e l d Rd Lovely 1 ft 2 b e d r o o m a p a r t m e n t s New c a r p e t i n g , v e r t l d e b a n d s

REDUCED RENT 1ST 3 MONTHS LOW DEPOSIT

2 8 8 - 6 1 . 1 5 5 5 9 - 7 2 2 0

ROYAL OAK/CLAWSON Ooggy Doggy , w h e r e w e you live?

At A m b e r A p a r t m e n t s Pa rmiaa lon t h e y glyel 2 8 0 - 1 7 0 0

ROYAL OAK ft C L A W 5 0 N F i r e p l a c e * ver t ica l bl inds ft lof ts m m a n y A m b e r A p a r t m e n t * - t ft 2 b e d r o o m s P e t ? Aski 2 8 0 - 1 7 0 0

Scctsdah clparfmonfs Newburgh between Joy & Warren

From * 4 5 5

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• Tennis • Carport • Clubhouse • Cable Ready

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TROY 660-9090 3 7 2 8 R o c h e a t e r Rd

SOUTHFIELD 354-8040 2 9 2 8 6 N o r t h w e s t e r n Hwy

CANTON 961-7200 4 2 7 1 1 Ford Rd

NOVI 346-0540 A c o s a I r o m 12 O a k s Mall

CLINTON TWP. 791-8444 3 8 8 7 0 Garf ie ld

1-800-777-5616

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SOUTHFIELD

FROM $645 12 MILE& LAHSER

• 1 & 2 Bedrooms • Lovely residential area • C o v e r e d p a r k i n g

• Well appointed clubhouse • Intrusion alarm

C O L O N Y P A R K

3 5 5 - 2 0 4 7

SOUTHFIELD lovely 1 ft 7 b e d r o o m , $ 4 6 0 - $ 8 0 5 i nc ludes hee l ft wa t e r . $200 off thts m o rent 5 5 7 - 0 3 8 8

F R E E R E N T

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7 2 1 - 2 5 0 0 M o d e l s O p e n D a i l y .

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R o a d b e t w e e n F a r m i n g t o n

a n d D r a k e R o a d s

6 6 1 - 8 4 4 0 H o u r s M o n - F n l ( V / y

S a l . 9 - 5 . S u n 1 2 - 5

F r o m $ 7 4 0

L i v e i n V o g u e ,

L i v e i n

W e s t B l o o m f i e l d .

• S p a c i o u * I b e d r o o m / d e n

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d r y e r s

• C a t h e d r a l c e i l i n g s .

p r i v a t e p a t i o s &

b a l c o n i e s

• E a t - i n k i t c h e n s &

b r e a k f a s t h a r s

• P r i v a t e e n t r a n c e s

• U t i l i t y r o o m f o r s t o r a g e

• D e c o r a t o r w i n d o w

t r e a t m e n t s

• A t t a c h e d g a r a g e s w i t h

a u t o m a t i c o p e n e r s

• C e n t r a l a i r - c o n d i t i o n i n g

• R e v w r c l a s s a m e n i t i e s

i n c l u d i n g C l u b h o u s e w i t h

s p a r k l i n g p o o l , s p a

f i t n e s s c e n t e r a n d t e n n i s

c o u r t s

• P l a n n e d s o c i a l a c t i v i t i e s

• C o n v e n i e n t a c c e s s t o

M > 9 6

F A R M I N G T O N / N O V I - C h a t h a m H i l l s -

F R E E H E A T • A t t a c h e d G a r a g e s • E x t r a L a r g e A p a r t m e n t s

• M i c r o w a v e s - D i s h w a s h e r s

S t a r t i n g A t $ 5 0 9

4 7 6 - 8 0 8 0 o n O W G r a n d R i v e r b e t w n D r a k e & H a l s t e a d

M o n - F r i 9 - 7 S a t 1 1 - 5 S u n 1 1 - 4

- P a v i l i o n C o u r t -

Ful ly E q u i p p e d H e a l t h C l u b • S e p a r a t e E n t r a n c e s • 2 Fu l l B a t h s • W a s h e r - D r y e r i n e a c h un i t

S t a r t i n g A t $ 6 9 5 3 4 8 - 1 1 2 0

P a v i l i o n D r i v e o f f H a g g e r t y R d B e t w e e n 9 & 1 0 M i l e

M o n - F r i 9 - 7 S a t - S u n 1 1 - 5

S O U T H F I E L D NORTHAMPTON APARTMENTS

Lahser Roed nea r Civic C a n t e r Drive Daiujte 2 b e d r o o m a p a r t m e n t s $ 5 4 5 per m o n t h

358-1538 559-7220 SOUTHFIELD

ONE BEDROOM SPECIAL $450

• Intrusion alarm • Free heat • Walk-in closet

W E L L I N G T O N

P L A C E

Lahser near 8% Mile 3 5 5 - 1 0 6 9

SOUTHFIELD

PARKCREST MUST BE OVER 5 0 YEARS OF AGE

F R O M $ 6 5 5 E l e g e m 1000 t o 1200 k ) f l of luxury 1 ft 2 b e d r o o m s walk-in c l o s e t s a>-e v e l o r s c o v e r e d pe rk ing s t t e n d e d g a t e h o u s e s w i m m i n g poo l ft social d i r ec to r

1 1 M i l e & L a h s e r

3 5 3 - 5 8 3 5 P l e a s e C a l for Our B r o c h u r e

A V i l l a g e G r e e n C o m m u n i t y

M O V E I N T O D A Y !

L O O K H E R E F I R S T F i n d i n g t h e p e r f e c t p l a c e t o f i v e I s e a s y .

W A R R E N P L A Z A

A P A R T M E N T S 10 Mile and Hoover

Conveniently located near I-696 . 1 and 2 B E D R O O M U N I T S

I N C L U D E S H E A T F R E E C A B L E TV

• Air Conditioning • Carpeting • Appliances • Disposal • Storage Facilities » Laundry • Swimming Pool • Tennis Courts

O f f i c e o p e n d a i l y 8 3 0 a m • « 0 0 p m S a t u r d a y a n d S u n d a y 1 0 0 0 a m - 5 : 0 0 p m

t - 1 — J* 7 5 4 - 1 1 0 0

W E S T L A N D / L I V O N I A

- H A W T H O R N E C L U B -FREE HEAT

• B l i n d s • M i c r o w a v e O v e n s • C a b l e A v a i l a b l e

For a limited time, $100 first month s rent on a 1 bedroom apartment.

7 5 6 0 M e r r i m a n R d

B e t w e e n W a r r e n & A n n A r b o r T r a i l

5 2 2 - 3 3 6 4 Daily 9 - 7

S a r t S u n

1 2 - 4

- H U N T I N G T O N O N T H E H I L L -FREE HEAT

• B l i n d s • C a b l e A v a i l a b l e • F r e e S t o r a g e

A few select 2 bedrooms available immediately

O n A n n A r b o r T r a H . j u s l W e s t o f i n k s t e r

4 2 5 - 6 0 7 0

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3 5 7 - 2 5 0 3

SOUTHFIELD - SUBLET S ta r t i ng in D e c e m b e r S p e c i o u s 1 b a d r o o m a p t C r a n b r o o k Apts 13 MUe/SouthlieW 8 4 7 - 4 2 0 6

S o u t h n e w WAKEFIELD APARTMENTS

F r e e B l i n d s ! u n i t e d t ime

Oftor F r e e D e c e m b e r Ren t ' 2 ft 3 b e d r o o m s e v e l e b i e . 2 b a t h s l eu* d r y - e t o r a g e r o o m cen t ra l a a . 1450 aq ft Pr ivate e n t r y pa t io Also 1 b e d r o o m a v s a a b i e 3 5 8 - 3 7 8 0

SOUTHFIELD A coxy a p a d o u e 2 b a d r o o m 2 b a t h a p t tor aufe l eeee only $ e 2 5 / m o p tue utwrlea H e e l «v c l u d e d Move m J e n I 1 5 8 - 3 4 2 1

SOUTMFWLO 12 Mile ft T. 2 b e d r o o m 2 ing cen t ra l air poo l St o r e b l e Dec $550 m o

• s t o r a g e A« m -w hee t 352 -8985

SOUTHFIELD 1 2 M i l e & N o r t h w e s t e r n

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

f r o m $ 5 6 0

H e e t i n c l u d e d

FRANKLIN HILLS APTARTMENTS

355-5123 M o n ->n * e m - 5 p m S e t lOam-Tpm

Sutton Place

F u l l S i z e

W e a h e r A D r y e r s

• n y o u r a p a r t m e n t

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COVE REO CARPORTS

358-4954

2 3 2 7 $ fttveraMe D r t v e .

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400 Apts. For Rent SOUTHFIELD

H I D D E N O A K S A P A R T M E N T S FALL SPECIAL! ONE MONTH FREE* (Any m o n t h of y a w choice)

OE a p p a a n c a i . ce ramic b e t h c a n i r e a n . c a r p o r t s a t l a C l i . inter

H e n d i c e p

1 BEDROOM from $ 4 8 5 2 BEDROOM trpm $ 5 8 0

557-4520 H o u r s OaWr 11-8,

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(Ctoeed Thur s ft S u n I I o o 13 moi mi o c c u p a n c y New t e n a n t s only

SOUTHFIELD- 11 I €LD- 11 M l e ft Evergreen le rge 2 b e d r o o m . 2 b a t h

apt Available Dec 1 5 m o l e e a e

crowreve. h e e l / w a t e r ft poo l $ 8 8 5 / m o C a * a f t e r 5pm 3 5 3 - 1 7 8 8

SOUTHFIELD

12 MILE & TELEGRAPH

A S K A B O U T

O U R S P E C I A L S

RENT FROM $575 SECURITY DEPOSIT $150

Luaury 1 ft 2 bedroom apts with

400 Apts. Fof Rent S o u t h Lyon

O N L Y M I N U T E S

F R O M W H E R E

Y O U W O R K

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F a r m i n g t o n H i l l s

L i v o n i a

N o r t h v i l l e o r

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Brookdale Apartments

F r e a M y ' d e c o r a t e d 1 ft 2 b e d r o o m s

FROM $419 • S p a o o u s r o o m s • Cen t ra l A* C o v e r e d P a n t i n g • Beautiful P o d S u n d e c k -Clu tohouee

• Laundry lecWIIee 6 MONTH L E A S E S AVAILABLE-C o m e r of 9 Maa ft Poo t l ec T r * O p e n 7 d a y s p e r w e e k Aak a b o u t our Sen ior C l t n e n s Discount ft our r e n t * spec ia l s '

4 3 7 - 1 2 2 3

400 Apts. For Rent

WEST BLOOMFIELD L a r g e 1 b e d r o o m , d e n a p a r t m e n t s w«h pr iva te a t t a c h e d g e r a o e ft o p e n e r Fu l a u e waahar ft d ryer rm-c r o w a v a m m ft vert ical b k n d s Rent ale f rom $ 7 4 0

F R E E R E N T

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T h o r n b e r r y A p a r t m e n t s

6 6 1 - 8 4 4 0 A Village Q r e e n C o m m u n i t y

402 Furnished Apts. For Rent

HOME AWAY FROM HOME. »*C Shor t l eeee Elegantly f u r r a a h e d ft

1. 2 or 3 Oedroom a p t s NO p a f T From $ 1 1 5 0 82» -1T14

L1VOUA/WESTLANO AREA 2 b a d r o o m 11* b e l h e c a r p o r t , • e c u n t y $ « 1 0 / M O C a l 7 2 8 - 5 5 2 3

met k i tchen, si Iroel f r e e refr igerator d i shwashe r T c u m sys t em, iota o l d o e a t s ft c a r p o n . communi ty canter e x e r o e e room, s a u n a ft h e a l e d poo l G u a r d -ed e n t r a n c e , intrusion alarm

356-0400 SOUTHFIELD

12 Mas t Block £ of Telegraph

S p a c i o u s 2 & 3 B e d r o o m

A p a r t m e n t s

From $755 H e a t I n c l u d e d

LANCASTER HILLS APARTMENTS

3 5 2 - 2 5 5 4 M o n -Fit 9 - 5 Sa l 9 -Noon

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

F r o m $ 3 6 0

FAIRLANE APARTMENTS

2 9 1 - 6 0 6 6

Mon - F n 9 - 5 S a t 1

Troy

CROOKS & - - WATTLES

RENT FROM $ 5 8 0 SECURITY DEPOSIT $150

L u z w y 1 ft 2 b a d r o o m a p a r t m e n t s with p lush c a r p e t , vert ical b l n d a . g o u r m e t k l t cnena . d e n s , locked foyer en t ry , r e f r t o g a r e l o r . r e n g e m e h w e e h e r . g a r b a g e d i s p o s a l can-tral hea l a n d a s condi t ioning , car-p o n . ten rile c o u n a . swimming pool, c a b l e TV e v a l a b i o . l aundry r a d f t i e e

362-4088 TROY S NICEST - 1 b a d r o o m apa r t m e n u m d u d e e I K s u a e waener ft d r y e r m eve ry a p a r t m e n t , c a r p o n

a n d o t h e r a p p l i a n c e s v e r t i c a l Winde. b a l c o n y a n d p o d Ouwt se-c u r e . w e l m e m t e m a

C h u r c h * S q u a r e locat ion 707 K i n s Bfvo Troy

3 8 2 - 3 1 7 7

Wes t l and

S P E C I A L O N

S E C U R I T Y D E P O S I T $ 2 0 0

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

1 B E D R O O M A P T S .

L i m i t e d t i m e o n l y •

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

P O O L

C l u b H o u s e , P a t i o . P e l s A l -

l o w e d , A i r . C a r p e t . FREE HEAT ft HOT WATER

1 BEDROOM - $ 4 4 5 2 BEDROOM - $ 4 9 5

B L U E G A R D E N A P T S . W e e t l a n d ' i Finaet A p a r t m e n t s

Cher ry Hi t Near Mer r iman D a l y 1 l a m - 8 p m - Sa t . ! 0 a m - 2 p m

7 2 9 - 2 2 4 2

$ 4 0 0 Furn i shed s tudio a p a r t m e n t l oca t ad down town Royal Oek S e p a r a t e laundry a n d s t o r a g e lecOitlae. o f t s t ree t p e r k i n g ear condi t ion ing Mo e a t s Adufl DwttOmg A p p a c e n n muet m a k e a l least $15 ,000 p e r y a £ f o apply Lease C a l R a w d e n t M a n a g e r 399-0539

ROYAL O a k 1 ft 2 b e d r o o m Apar t -m e n u f rom $540 m o S h o r t l a a e x s • v a l e b i e D o h e e . c o l o r ' tv. mi-c r o w s v e C a l 10am-8pm 8 5 5 - 2 7 0 7

Wes t l and

WARRIS FARMS APARTMENTS

A s k a b o u t o u r - S P E C I A L "

S p a o o u s 2 b e d r o o m un i t s only Our 2 b e d r o o m s h a v e 2 l u l or 1 '* b a i r n A l uni t s inc lude w a a h a r . d ryer vertt-c i e s Cen t ra l a * a n d a p p k a n c e a

C a l for appOHTtment Hours 9 a m - 5 p m c toeed W e d ft Sun

4 2 1 - 8 2 0 0

SUITE LIFE • 9eeu1itu»» f u r n i s h e d • Bi rmingham - Rcr/ai Oak 'Mon th ly l e a s e s • i m m e d i a t e o c c u p a n c y • Lowest R a t a *

5 4 9 - 5 5 0 0

404 Houses For Rent BIRMMGHAM ft ALL O m C S

HOMES FOR RENT SEE 100 'S WHERE

TENANTS ft LANOLOROS SHARE LISTINGS • 8 4 2 - 1 8 2 0

FREE CATALOGUE 884 S o .

BIRMINGHAM 14/Lahaar 4 b e d r o o m brte*. oolontal. t a m e ? r o o m

p A c a TM floor laundry 2V. b a t h a • I a p p f t a n c e a $2000 D ft H PROPERTIES 7 3 7 - 4 0 0 2

BIRMINGHAM 2 b e d r o o m , b a e e -m e n l g a r a g a f e n c e d yard , c e r p e t . w o o d f too r i « p p a a n o e s . i m m a d u n a o d c u p a n c y $ 8 7 5 m o 855-38»4

BLOOMFIELD HILLS- 2 b a d r o o m . 2 H b a t h Townhouee . t m b e e e m 2 c a r g a r a g e with a u t o m a t i c

p k a n t e s I cent ra l Mr tor only $850

404 Houses For Rent FARMNGTON DOWNTOWN AREA

r A W u f N G T O N P e d r c o m . oec* • o o d e d m . s s ce i -lent SuO C o m d e r pe t s $710 m o pfcjs secur i ty Mersnces 1 7 8 - 1 5 2 1

F A B M H O T O N HK.LS-2 Oedroom

• r t cnen very c l ee r SeOG.'mo 1"a m o securi ty

FARMINGTON MALS

AFFORDABLE 3 b e d r o o m . 2 '* b a m s t m b « e -m e n t . weaner- dryer hook-up . m ap-pkancea inc luded. 2 .400 s q ft . . 8

S o m e wfth god c o u r s e

7 - 0 1 3 3

BLOOMFIELD HILLS top* wry 3 b e d r o o m ranch Fireplace, attac g a r a g a . !V» b e l h e . h s e a m aril. 1 m o Mlchaal . 258-2814 or 540 -8375

BLOOMFIELD H « s . 4 b e d r o o m c o r * t>

A M B E R A P A R T M E N T COMPANY

T R O Y A R O Y A L O A K

3807 CROOKS RD. C o m e r OI Cheater (13% MHe)

5 4 9 - 1 0 0 0 Fireplaoaa ft Pools

TROY IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

1 - 7 5 A B I G B E A V E R

1 B e d r o o m

$489 1 M O N T H F R E E R E N T

- (on se lec ted units)

' L A R G E S T . D E L U X E

A P A R T M E N T S I N T R O Y

t ft 2 BEDROOM APTS FOR LESS

• 1 B a t h s m 2 B e d Urn • FREE H B O. ft Carpor t • New Vertical Blinds • W i e n e r - d r y e r / s o m s M i • 2 4 Hr M a i n t e n a n c e

WALLED LAKE

W A L N U T R I D G E A P T S .

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

L a r g e 2 b e d r o o m

I n c l u d e s h e a t A w a t e r

N e a r T w e l v e O a k s M a l l

S r . D i s c o u n t

669-1960

WESTLANO W O O O S A P T S S p e o o u s 1 a n d 2 b e d r o o m e p e r t mer i t s A m e m t t e i include.

• C a r p e t i n g • Owner pa id hee l • P o d • Leundry f e c l M o e

• In te rcom

F O R O A W A Y N E R D A R E A

E v e n i n g A w e e k e n d h o u r s .

7 2 8 - 2 8 8 0

WALLED LAKE/W BLOOMFIELD Large i b e d r o o m ft eftkciencv Free h e e t . c a b l e a r poo l $410 - $ 4 2 5 Low a e c u r t r , 8 4 4 - 1 1 8 3 8 2 4 - 0 7 8 0

WAV HE - C o l u m b u s A p a r t m e n t s 1 ft 2 b a d r o o m a p a r t m e n t s mealy d e c o r a t e d with a p p k m c e a $375-$ 4 2 5 + d e p o e i t r telei a i k . e s ft c red -

328-5207

WAYNC/WESTLANO E s t r s nice 1 b a d r o o m uni te Smal l MM bunding o n N e w b u r g h Newly r e n o v a t e d Spec ia l t e r m s tor over SO C a l now! Limned o f t e n No secur i ty d e p e w t . It

' 7 2 1 - 8 8 9 9 591-0189

WESTLANO 1 b e d r o o m Move, r e f r ige ra to r in-c l u d e d . $ 3 2 5 / m o 3 2 8 - 8 3 0 0

WESTLAND 6 2 0 0 N o r t h W a y n e R d

STUDIO $ 3 8 5 1 BEDROOM $ 4 3 5 2 BEDROOM $ 4 8 0

F R E E H E A T A W A T E R

$ 2 0 0 S E C U R I T Y D E P O S I T (with a p p r o v e d c red i t I

Senior Discount P o d ft m C l o s e to Weal land S h o p p i n g C a n t e r

" 722-5155 402 Furnished Apts.

For Rent

• Storage i wa*-*- . < • L a r g a i

• Batoomaa. O a k o e C a r p e n n g • Individual C e n t r a l Air/Heet • Dekwa A p p i m c e i Including

• S e a m m m g P o d

2 BEDROOM FROM $ 5 8 5 Spec ia l Sen ior C d o a n a Lease

F ree Gift Jua t For Coming Inf

SUNNYMEDE APTS. ' 561 KIRTS

I I Mk S of Big Beaver b e t w e e n LNernoW ft Crooka)

3 6 2 - 0 2 9 0

$ 2 0 0

DEPOSIT (with a p p r o v e d c red i t )

West land Estates 6 8 4 3 W a y n e

fWMk to Hudson i l

1 b e d r o o m f r o m $ 4 3 0

2 b e d r o o m f r o m $ 5 0 5

I n c l u d e s a i r c o n d i t i o n i n g -

h e a t - c a r p e t - s w i m m i n g

p o o l . C a b i e a v a i l a b l e .

N o p e t s .

721-6468

ABBINGTON LAKE _

R e i o c e i m g ? T e m p o r s r y A s s i g n .-*"BiPMiNGHAM-CLAWSON m e n t " W s h e v e c o r p o r s t * a p a r t m e n u lor m o r t t e rm l e a s e Fully fur-n i s h e d With l inens, h o u s e w s r e s . u t i l -i s e s t e l e v i s i o n , , s l e r a o s n d mic rowave From $ 8 9 5 C o n v e n i e n t , ly l oca t ed m w e s t e r n a u b u r b e a s y a c c e s s t o Ml a - w a y t s n d i i r p o r t Pe te we lcome m s e l e c t e d ura te C a l any t ime 4 5 9 - 9 5 0 7

TROY AREA. S10 N bedroom carpet. M r cAOed No pets taa i morah

Hocneater. 1 ids neat m-•e $480 per

847-7078

TROY - Crooks ft M . letuse 1 bed-rottm. c a w t . Morsga msmlensncs mduded.

pool neat ft $«7S, rsler-

encaa Oays; ST5-1740 J o s e o r * S t e l e 8s 1-8800 * . es 751-821$

Bayberry Place

In the HEART of it All!

* C o n v e n i e n t l y n e a r

• restaurants •shops

$300 DEPOSIT (with a p p r o v e d c red i t ft t h n ad)

WESTLAND PARK APARTMENTS

A c r o s s f r o m C f t y P a r k (Cher ry HM)

( b e t w e e n Middteber t ft M e m m e n i

1 A 2 b e d r o o m s . VA b a t h s

P o o l , V e r t i c a l B l i n d s

S e c u r e d L o c k e d H a l l w a y s HEAT INCLUDED

F r o m $ 4 4 5 Month ly or L e e s a

- 729-6636

APARTMENTS MONTHLY LEASES

2 0 PRIME LOCATIONS Furn i shed with h o u s e w s r e s . Miens co lor TV ft m o r a UUMlea i nc luded

FROM $40 A DAY MINIMUM 1 MONTH

1.2. ft 3 B e d r o o m A p t s U n m a t c h e d P e r s o n a l Se rv i ce

Even ing App ta Avai lable

E x e c u t i v e L i v i n g S u i t e s

4 7 4 - 9 7 7 0 1 - 8 0 0 - 5 6 2 - 9 7 8 6

A . E . . M . C . , V i s a A c c e p t e d

Wes t l and

F U L L Y F U R N I S H E D

C O R P O R A T E S U I T E S

W e s t l a n d T o w e r s

Our 1 a n d 2 b a d r o o m lu rn ianed Cor-p o r a t e apa r tmen t s ' t a k e t h e i n c o n -r a m e n c e out ol your re loca t ion t r en t i e r Decora to r daeign h igh rtae a p a r t m e n t • f e a t u r e fuly e o m p p e d • i t c h e n s w«h u i e n m . m a n s e rv i ce n d o o r h e e l e d kwimming p o d . t w v nM, s i c a n s e a n d s a u n a M o n t h t o month lei

Wes t l and Towers • 1 Mk W of W a y n e Rd . b e t w e e n Ford ft W v r e n R d s C a * 721-2500

404 Houses For Rent ADDISON TWP , 3 b e d r o o m . 2 b a t h ranch with walk out t a a e m a n i situ-a t ed on 3 a c r e s with a p r m g l e d p o n d Horsee al lowed O r t o r d s c h o o l s $ 8 7 5 m o n t h 8 5 2 - 7 9 4 3

W * m e k e r epa i r s $1400 / 'mo S o u t h E a s t e r n Reel E s t a t e Wc

2 2 8 - t t O O 2 2 8 - 1 3 2 0

BLOOMFIELD HILLS -e d . new k n o w n Hoot. 4

r o o m , fkrepiece ft wet ba r . fcbrery. 4 b e t h s finished wef t -our b e e e m e n t . c e n t r M a s . a p p U e n c e s 2 H c a r M-'»cf>aO 9 * a g e beautWM b a c k y a r d

Pond . _ s c h o o l s . $1900 per m o n t h C a l days . 855 -4848 Evee. 8 5 5 - 2 9 8 0

BLOOMFIELD T W P s c h o o l s . 4 b e d r o o m s f t b a t h s . 2 3 0 0 SQ I t q u a d o n r e s c r e e wflh p o n d Central Mr. m a m t a n a n c a 2 car g a r a g e . $ 1 8 0 0 / m o Shor t term l e e e e ave f t eb le Call M o n thru Fn 9 -8 737-0049

BLOOMFIELD TWP -r a m * g rea t room, a n a c h e d g a r a g a . B i rmingham e d d r e e a . 1H a c r a a . lake pr iv i leges . $ 1 1 0 0 / m o 8 6 8 - 4 8 6 3

BLOOMFIELD TWP VMage 4 b e d r o o m . 1% b a m ranch All a p p a a n o e s V e p i e c e 2 c a r ga-r a g e No p e t s A v a M M e Nov 15 $ 1 0 S 0 ' m o 8 4 5 - 9 3 8 0

BRIGHTON C r o o k e d Lake 3 bed -r o o m w.-enclosed porch , pertieffy

FARMINGTON HILLS- 3 b e d r o o m h o m e on O r d i a r d Lake Rd $700 per m o n t h 2 8 0 - 2 5 4 9

FARMINGTON KILLS Off N o r t h s i i M n Hwy 2 bedroom,.

e c r e of land $ 9 5 0 m o 8 2 8 - 2 4 2 2

FARMINGTON HILLS 2 b e d r o o m 14 ft O r c h a r d a r e a Appaancae tn-ck idad Rent w o p v o r No pa t s . $ 8 2 5 r aecurtty " 8 5 1 - 9 1 1 4

FARMINGTON HILLS Beeutitui E s eewthre Homa, 3 b e d r o o m 2Vi b a t h s hr a p i e c e in tenMy room, d e c a $ 1 2 5 0 p e r m o C a l 4 8 9 - 1 4 1 9

FERNOALE l a r g e 3 b e d r o o m KM n s e e m em a p p k a n c e a e v a l a M e "hmedla ie iy $ 8 5 0 leeee pms •acurWy 5 4 7 - 0 0 5 8

FERNOALE - 3 t

s ? " f t & s r u O K $400 m o J o h n 7 7 1 - 2 8 5 8

GAROEN CITY - 3 b e d r o o m t u l b a a a m e n t . 2 H car g a r a g a $ 5 7 5 m o m n Securrty depoeA r e q u r e d

Alter 9pm 9 9 5 - 3 8 9 1

404 Houses For Rent FARMINGTON HILLS - • Maa/HMM-ad baauMu8y r e m o H e i a a 2 4 0 0 s o H h o m a on e c r e e g e 3 -4 b e d r o o m s . 2 U l ba the 3 c a r g a r a g e , s n o w re-moval ft g r a a e cu t t i ng by o w i y v s • • 8 t a m l y OK b u l n o n - s m o k e r s Outs ide PM onfy Immedke te o c c u pency $ 1 3 0 0 m o n t h 4 7 7 - 2 5 3 3

INKSTER Ntoe 3 b e d r o o m brick 2 S c a r g a r a g a . h u g e

O p t i o n t o buy $ 5 5 0 7 8 8 - 1 8 2 3

c a r g a r a g e , fenced yard , a n m a d u n e o c c u p a n c y $ 5 2 5 / m o n l h 4 3 7 - 8 9 3 8

404 Ho us a • For Rent J A l » » • - - » r w u « a f o r n e r i !

NOVWLargs 2 b a d r o o m 1H b e » h o m a . Hvkng r o o m w / * r a p i e c e d m

a l o o m , . o n a c r e a g e N o p e t s 5 / m o * a a c u n t y 3 * 9 - 7 4 8 2

N ROYAL OAK Hon 3 b e d r o o m b e e e m e n t . o a r a g e ,

/ d rye r ft cen t ra l air $ 7 2 5 t 5 2 4 - 3 2 4 2 or 8 4 3 - 2 7 9 8

R E D F O R D 4 ba ant g a r a g a .

yard N o d o g s S 8 0 0 a m o n t h plua 9 3 7 T7S4

ROCHESTER HILLS h o m e 3 .400 a q ft

OAK PARK - C u t e 2 b e d r o o m Ranch F e n c e d g a r a g e . c a r p a M n g immed ia t e o c c u p e n c y O p t i o n t o buy svaua&ae $510 7 6 8 - 1 8 2 3

OAK PARK-3 b e d r o o m 1 * b e t h Ranch wilh family r o o m d e c k , b e e e

LAKEVILLE Lake . 10 m i n u t e s N of Furrvahed l ake l ron t 3 2 b a t

PMC* 1st Itoor l aundry 2 r a g e No p e t s $ 1 , 0 5 0 m o

2 car ga-852-4460

LIVONIA - baa . Dec 1 3 b e d r o o m n a w k i t chen mi, pkancea 2 c a r g a r a o a . M l b a s e -m e n t family r o o m 9 9 7 0 / m o m t * securi ty No p e t e 5 9 1 - 8 3 5 2

$ 7 2 5 / m o n t h 5 4 7 - 1 9 7 0

OA*. PARK 4 b e d r o o m . T i b a l h . buM-m spT »si Lai . may c a r p e t e d S t j p M f t a ^ ^ H a w a aacu r t t y u » -

Uvoraa M t o d M b e i t / e M8a At t rac -tive 3 b a d r o o m br |c* r a n c h , l u l

o c c u p a n c y $ 7 9 5

LIVONIA - R o s s o s i a 3 b e d r o o m b r k * ranch, a l s p p k a n c e a l a n c e d yard g a r a g e f l raahed beaemer- l $700 month p u a secur i ty 2 S I - 4 7 5 8

LIVONIA S h a r p 3 b e d r o o m b n c k ranch famHy r o o m . 2 ba t tw K * IV.

araga R u t iMaa

secur i ty $900 H l o r 4 7 3 - 8 2 1 8

LIVONIA 3 B a d r o o m Brick Tn-ievw Rrap ieee . 1 c a r a t t a c h e d o e r a g a Par tway k j r m a n e d ( I n e e d e d ! S ol 5 Mis . W ol i i ewOurqh Rent per iod Nov 25 thru Apr* < $eQ0.>mo plus oapoei t C a l 4 8 4 - 8 5 1 8

LIVONIA - 3 b e d r o o m r a n c h h o m e

GAROEN C r r r - 5 7 7 Brandt 2 b e d -room. 2"<» car g a r a g e , f enced •mmedlMe Occupancy $850 m o a a a - 7 7 8 9 9 8 i - 3 o a o

INKSTER newly d e c o r a t e d 3 b e d -

yard Move ft r a lnga ra to r m d u d e d t a n . b a n d s t h r o u g h o u t W a r n s -W a a o a n d S c h o o l s $800 month pkja secur i ty d e p o a n 595-8429

BIRMINGHAM - s c u t e 3 b e d r o o m u p d e t e d rftnch R e f e r s n c s s Nd

8 4 9 - 2 0 1 3

BIRMINGHAM BEAUTY 3 b e d r o o m brick r anch , n e s r s c h o o L shopp ing ft town W o o d w a r d / U n -cotn a r s a $850 m o Ca8. 7 3 7 - 2 1 1 4

BIRMINGHAM - BRICK - a p e c o d e nee r b u a n o r . s c h o d 3 b e d r o o m * . 1'7 bath , f a n n y room, all appl i -a n c e s . hr a p i s e s w o o d floors $ 1 , 4 0 0 / m o 3 9 3 - 5 3 5 1

BIRMINGHAM d o s s t o t r tton, 2 bedroom- bungalow, r e f n g w -ator s tove, b s s s m s n t l e n c e d yard $875. 'mo. C a l 8 2 8 - 7 4 * 6

BIRMINGHAM Close to Town Owen 2 b e d r o o m b a a a m e n t 2 car g a r a g e Near park $700 p lus m i m e s 6 4 2 - 1 9 1 2

BIRMINGHAM - Close t o Town 3 b e d r o o m , v * b e t h s . V s p w c e . new decor , an i p p i a i n c e e $850 -secur i ty 8*4-0429 6 * 4 - 4 8 8 4

BIRMINGHAM - Clean new*, p a . m -Reflrwened h a r d w o o d floors

r u g s . 5 a p p k a n c e a . 2 b a d r o o m a . d e n N o pe t s . $ 8 * 6 / m o 6 5 5 - 1 0 7 7

Like a 2 b e d r o o m 1's ba th , luxury

iownnouee . heat mc iudad $ 8 9 5 a month Available now Naar 14 ft C r o o k s 642-6888 2 8 0 - 0 8 8 8

Bene i cke ft Krue

d r y e r $ 8 7 5 / m o . Alter 7 p m 2 2 7 - 8 3 8 2

CANTON - La rgs 4 b e d r o o m coloni-al. 2 c a r e r t acnad g s r a g e . r o o m , flreplaoe 2 H ba tha , « g l a r g e KM $ 9 0 0 / m o 8 3 3 - 8 0 2 9

CANTON Ranch 2 b a t h s , family

with hot t ub $900 m o n t h D a y s 455-3028 Evw 4 5 3 - 8 0 2 7

CANTON - 2 b e d r o o m , 1% b a t h s . 1 e c r e Nawiy d e c o r a l a d c a n t r s l i oc s Hon $70C'MO- i m m e d i a t s o c c u p a n -cy 9 8 1 - 3 7 7 9 or 397-0101

CANTON

c a r p M ^ d . $700 per m o 5 1 7 - 2 2 3 - 0 1 3 3

CANTON - 3 C 'amity r o o m with fireplace. a f t a c n e d g a r a g e S '20C*per m o

5 1 7 - 2 2 3 - 0 1 3 3

CANTON - 3 b e d r o o m s , air cond t -t w r u n g ga rage , haae i i i an l . appli-a n c e s AvaaabM D e c a m b a r . $ 8 4 5 per m o n t h 1'1 m o n t h s secur i ty de -pos i t Caa Diane days 8*3-5000 Eva*, ft w e e k e n d s 4 7 7 - 0 5 8 5

C A N T O N 3 b a d r o o m . 1H b a » C o w n i M F r s p i s c e 2 car g v l g a O c c u p a n c y Jen or l a c of 1991 Ford Rd / U l y a r e a K950 m o p k j a aecurtTy Can Bob a l 9 8 ' -8888 o r M a h m o o d a t 9 8 1 - 9 1 0 1

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B IRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN - 2 b e d r o o m including s tove ft r e t n g a r a tor b e e e m e n t $>00. 'mo Can a f t e r SPm, 6 2 8 - 8 5 1 8

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PONTIAC I M u r c h o m e w / l e r g e r o o m s 3 b e d r o o m s G o o d l o c a t i o n A n a c h e d g a r a g a $ 5 9 0 / m o M r s Smith 3 3 5 - 9 2 1 4

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412 Townhou—-Condo* For Ront

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421 Living Quartora To Short

ST. PETERSBURG. FL lata Del Sol 2 b a d r o o m . 2 b a t h c o n d o

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XX*. goN. 2 5 8 6 5 3 5

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415 Vocation Rontota ARIZONA - 2 b a d r o o m . 2 ba th , lur-m a h e d . d u b h o u s e , poo l . gol». ( 5 0 0 / wk. ( 1 4 0 0 / m o Available D e c 8 J e n 4 4 4 - 1 9 0 0

( 7 7 5 m o n t h , h a a t In-8 2 4 - 5 7 9 2

8LOOMFIELD HILLS - 2 b a d r o o m . 2 b e t h C o n d o o n a« s p o r t s l aka 1 2 6 6 aq . ft., inc ludes waahar , d rya r . c a r por t , h a a t 4 w a t e r C a l P a m b e t w e e n » - 3 p m 4 4 4 - 7 7 0 1

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REDFORO AREA: 2 b e d r o o m s , a p p l a n c a a . ( 3 7 5 p e r m o + ( 2 0 0 d e p o s i t + uWltlaa. C a l b e t w e e n * - 4 p m et , 5 3 1 - 9 0 4 3

342-5022

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NEW 1991 ESCORT LX 4 DOOR STATION WAGON

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Raise the roof with cement By Geraki Frawfey staff writer

If it l ooks l ike a w o o d s h a k e a n d h a s t h e t e x t u r e of a w o o d s h a k e , it m u s t b e a w o o d a h a k e — b u t a p p e a r a n c e s c a n b e dece iv ing . Thia i sn ' t a w o o d s h a k e , i t ' s m o l d e d c e m e n t , a n d its m a n u f a c t u r e r g u a r a n t e e s i ts durab i l i ty for 50 y e a r s .

Time was, there were few options for putting a roof over your bead.

Back wben Alley Oop the caveman wandered the plains, there was the natural stone cave roof — it kept the rain away, but lacked aesthetic ap-peal

Then came early man's first at-tempts at building. Thatch, sticks and stones served a purpose, but the water damage was terrible every time it rained and the furniture and carpeting constantly needed replac-ing

So man turned to products made from natural materials, like wooden shakes and stone shingles, and al-though tney had appeal, they had a half life of about two weeks. H e n came tin roofs, but there was that cat thing on hot, sunny days.

So man invented asphalt shingles and there was much happiness. They looked pretty good — albeit a bit drab — and the water damage was kept to a minimum.

But now, residential roofing prod-ucts have taken a leap ahead In ad-dition to new, multi-colored, longer lasting fiberglass-asphalt shingles, there are other alternatives, includ-ing cement shingles made to look like the wood shakes and stone of the past at half tbe cost and twice the durability.

Ron Nordquist, sales representa-tive for Architectural Roof Tile Inc.. a Kalamazoo firm that distributes concrete-based roof tiles throughout the state, said for color, durability and style, nothing beats concrete roof tiles.

Styles include a flat tile made to look like natural slate, a semi-flat tile with beveled -ribs exposed to the surface, a curved tile created to recall the styles of Mexico and Spain, and a rough, uneven pattern that simulates wood shakes.

"You can get the look of (real) slate at about half tbe cost," be said.

MADE FROM Portland cement, plasticizers, manufactured iron and chrome oxides, and aggregates, cement tile styles include a flat tile made to look like natural slate, a semi-flat tile with beveled ribs ex-posed to the surface, a curved Ule created to recall the styles of Mexi-co and Spain, and a rough, uneven pattern that simulates wood shakes, Nordquist said.

"They've been making these in Europe for 200 years," Nordquist said of the molded-roof tiles, but to-day's product is far superior "It 's a 200-year old product with 1970s, 1980s and 1990s technology."

Cement tiles have been in use in tbe East and South for years, but it is only within tbe last decade or so that

C e m e n t s h i n g l e s h a v e a d d e d t h i n k n e s s t o g i v e t h e roof c h a r a c t e r a n d d e p t h . They a re a l so a t t a c h e d to t h e roof with an air cav i ty b e n e a t h to add insu la t ion va lue .

the process has been perfected for use in colder climates.

"In California and Florida, it's probably about 65 percent of the market; in Michigan, it's probably only 4 percent of the market," he said

Probably the greatest advantage to cement roof tiles is their durabili-ty. Nordquist said. "This roof will last for 50 years — you may have to re-roof an asphalt roof two or three times in that time."

Tiles are also resistant to the freeze-thaw cycles, Nordquist said

"That's important because in Michi-gan, we can have as many as five freeze-thaw cycles per day."

Tiles also hold their color indefi-nitely because tbe coloring is applied throughout, rather than on the sur-face. he said

BECAUSE OF the way it is at-tached, the molded-cement tile also offers insulation, Nordquist said. Rather than laying tiles directly oo the roof, molded cement tiles are mounted on furring strips that cre-ate an air pocket between the roof sheathing and tbe tile, thereby pre-venting direct heat transmission.

The air cavity also keeps the mois-ture barrier between sheathing and tile dry. Roof coverings that lay di-rectly on roofing underlayment Speeds up the deterioration of the roof, Nordquist said.

Nordquist said that while molded-cement roof tiles are heavier than asphalt shingles, they are not so heavy as to damage the roof. "Struc-turally, it's no different. It can't be a cheaply made house, but if it's a well-made roof, I can put tile oo i t "

But cement Ule doesn't come cheap, Nordquist said. "It's not for everyone Depending on tbe style and (difficulty of) installation, it costs between $400 arid $900 a square (roughly 100 square feet)."

Four factors can affect the cost of putUng in a cement roof, he said, in-cluding the amount of cutting, the roof pitch, access to the roof, and the number of stories "It 's about four times the cost of convenUonal shin-gles

"The only thing it can't do is save you money right off the bat." he said

Old-time asphalt shingles get new lease on life By OerakJ Frawtey staff writer

Don't sell the flat fiberglass/as-phalt shingle short — tbe old stalwart still has a few tricks up it sleeve.

The old thinking that a conven-Uonally shingled roof needs replac-ing every 10 years just doesn't apply, in today's superior-designed roofing Ule.

John Gross, advanced sales repre-sentaUve for Owens-Corning Fiberg-las Construction Products Group in Oak Park, said new materials and producUon techniques on the fiber-

glass-asphalt shingle has added years to the life of the roof.

"We spent nearly $13 million in the roofing division (for research and development) this year alone," be said. During the 1980s, the wet pro-cess used in manufacturing longer-lasting shingles was perfected, cold climate sealants were introduced to improve weathering, and the overall strength of the shingles structure was improved.

For the builder and contractor — and even for the homeowner, the most important selling point of tbe shingle is durability, be said. "The heart of the shingles is better than it used to be."

Tbe materials put into today's shingles are better suited for roof-ing

- The newer fiberglass-asphalt shin-gles have greater strength and resist water, thanks to an inorganic, glass fiber mat, which takes the place of the old organic felt.

GROSS EXPLAINED the asphalt shingles of old were made with an organic felt base that absorbed moisture that caused shingles to buc-kle, curl, blister and swell.

Organic felt, made mainly from newspaper pulp and wood chips, ab-sorbs water more easily, which caus-es the shingle to break down.

Today's shingles also have im-proved weathering grade asphalt and better sealed exteriors. Gross said.

Because of the better materials and manufacturing processes, to-day's shingles come with guarantees ranging from 25 to 40 years, he said.

But perhaps even more important

than the physical improvements to the shingles - at least to the aver-age consumer — is the appearance and color of today's shingles.

Gross said that the shingle must perform aesthetically as well as funcUonaUy. "The pitch of the roof is

getting steeper and steeper so you see a lot more roof,"

TradiUonal roofs with 12 feet fog depth for every four feet of height have given w a y t o rTfee t of depth for every 12 feet of height, he said

"There are strip shingles with, shadow lines, dimensional shingles, and shingles with accentuated blends to create hot spots — things that aestheUcally make roofs look bet-ter," he said.

Gone are the days when roofs were all gray. Of course, gray is still available, but builders and home-owners can choose from a variety of

reds, greens, browns, golds blacks and even off-whites.

And these colors have different shades to add character to the roofs appearance he added

In addition to color^shingles also have different textures today. Gross said- The flat style of shingle is sUll the most common, but more elabo-rate "shadow shingles." which cre-ate an illusion of dimension and gives depth to a roof, are gaining popularity. Shadow shingles use in-tense blend drops for vividness and an interrupted shadow line to pro-vide randomness and dimension, he said.

Look to city, co-op rules to resolve burning issue . _ We have a camber of neighbors in

oar cooperative who Insist oe barn-iag leaves on the playground areas of the cooperative. It makes it hard for the kids to play aad tbe smoke makes me sick. Tbe board seeks to ignore this, saying It gives some of tbe elderly folks something to do. What can I do?

First, the burning of leaves may well be,in violaUon of a local ordi-nance, which city officials have a re-sponsibility to stop by ticketing or other means. Second, the burning of leaves may be a violaUon of the co-operaUve rules, particularly if not dooe by an authorized person or company. You should advise the hoard in writing of its obligation to enforce the rales or promulgate new or additional ones, as the case may he, to prevent polluUoo, maintain safety and to otherwise Improve the investment of the cooperaUve and Its surroundings. Perhaps the coop-eraUve can place additional recre-ational facilities In the playground for both young and the more elderly.

* What caa be doae to earning from tbe aalt above me la

•eem to do aaythiag aboet i t r This is one of the most common complaints in condominiums per-haps because of the proximity of the Baits to one another, lax codes oo found conditioning and poor con-strucUotr of buildings Depending on your particular situation, the con-dominium association or toe devel-oper may have a responsibility to do something Of course, part of the problem depends oa whether your neighbor upstairs is acting within "normal" bounds or is earning noiae that Is above aad beyond reasooable-

In the latter ease, you and the

ing and maintenance of decks? T b e . decks were ballt by the developer, and listed in the sales brochare of standard features as a private wood deck off of tbe main living room and shown oo the prints as a limited common element. The patios and courtyards are mentioned in tbe by-laws as being limited common ele-ments, bat the decks are not men-tioned. Tbe board is trying to deter-mine whether tbe maintenance of tbe decks is an association or co-owner responsibility. The board has been told by the managing agent that tbe decks are usually a co-owner's responsibility. There are some co-owners wbo are insistent that it be aa association responsible, ty. Tbe board would Incur aa asssuf meat that we are trying to avoid. The board would also have regula-tions as to tbe apkeep of the decks if It is a co-owner's respoasibUity. 1/ tbe board wishes to make this a co-owner responsibility, what should he dooe to enforce this regulations?

It is difficult to determine with any certainty whether tbe mainte-nance or painting of the decks is an association responsibility vis-a-vis a co-owner responsibility without re-viewing the condominium master deed, the condominium bylaws and tbe site plan. Relying on the manag-ing agent to give jrou an opinioo is both unwise and inappropriate Tbe management company should be managing, now lawyering. In addi-tion, if the opinion of the manage-ment company is wrong, it may not even have liability insurance to cov-er its inaccuracies What the associa-tion must do is to obtain a compre-hensive legal opinioo regarding whose responsibility it is to maintain the decks Whether an • • l a s i n u l should be levied to pay for the maln-

whone responsibility it is to maintain the deck. Tbe board may wish to establish regulations con-cerning the maintenance of the deck, assuming that it has the jurisdiction

the deck area, regardless of

condo queries Robert M. Melsner

Robert M. Meisner us a Bir-mingham attorney specializing in condominiums, real estate and corporate law. You are invited to submit topics about condomini-ums that you would like to see dis-

cussed in this column by uni t ing Robert M. Meisner at 30200 Tele-graph Road. Suite 467, Birming-ham 48010. This column provides general information and should not be construed as legal opinion.

who is responsible for maintaining or painting i t If tbe board wishes to change the condominium bylaws so as. to ensure that the co-owner is re-sponsible for the deck, that will re-quire tbe necessary approval pro-cesses set for in the condominium bylaws and the relevant coodomini-

Even the question of

what percentage is necessary to amend the condominium bylaws may be the subject of legal disagree-ment

You have a number of questions of a serious legal nature that should be addressed by the board with the ben-efit of competent and experienced legal counsel as soon as possible

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Microwave. Washer & Dryer • Cathedral CeMmgs •Carport

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O A K B R O O K E

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from $287,900

Company

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500 Halp Wanted ATTENTION l o *

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500 Help Wanted ENGINE REPAIR MECHANIC

N a o d e a U u a t b a Meater cer t i f ied a n d h e v e 5 - 5 yee r s e a p e n e n c *

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m p e r s o n at C h e v r o i d . 30250 Or a n d

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AUTOMOTIVE PAINT HELP

a d lor h d M a y s e a s o n No anoa n a c a a a e i i Incan t tv** M e k e your own h o u r * P a m 531-6454

N O W HIRING F U L L - T I M E / P A R T - T I M E

C l e r k P o s i t i o n s F o r T h e F o l l o w i n g Depar tments :

Grocery General Merchandise Pharmacy Liquor/Wine Customer Service (Baggers)

and Cashiers -

Bakery Deli Floral Meat/Seafood Salad Bar

Apply in PerSQn at 65 S. Livernois

Rochester Or Call:

v 652 -4750 ftju» Opportunity Employer H*

OfficeMax, Inc. RETAIL OPPORTUNITIES

FULL OR PART TIME New Store Opening

Immediate Openings for the Following Positions: • Cashiers • Service Center Associates • Receiving & Stocking Associates • Sales Associates

O M c a M a x ia a n exci t ing n a w d e e p - d i e c o u n t of f ice s u p p l y r a t a l c h a i n ®va m m e Detroit a r a a a n d M l s o o n b a o p e n i n g m Fa rming ton HMa Wa n e e d p e o p a w h o want to M a m . g row a n d h e v e tun d o i n g W Work tor a n *xcltinfl n a w c o m p a n y m a t « c h a n g i n g t h a w a y p a o p M s h o p tor o f f e e s u p p l y This is a g r o u n d •tocr o p p o r t u n i t y tor a a s o c M i a a w h o want a fass t rack oppor tuni ty fa *

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OfficeMax 3 1 2 1 9 F o u r t e e n Mi le R d

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An Equal Opportunity Employ*

Mortgage Loan Opportunities

Processors and Closers

NBD Mortgage Com pany is seeking experi enced Mortgage Loan Processors and Mon gage Loan Closers. To

be considered, you must have at least 12 years of mortgage loan closing or processing experience (depending on the fob you apply for), as weii as ex-cellent interpersonal and commu-nication skills.

We offer a competitive salary based on experience, and a comprehensive benefit plan. If qualified, please send your resume and salary requirements to: C. Jennings; Troy Regional Human Resources Office; NBD Bank, N.A. ; NBD Financial Tower; 000 Tower Drive; Troy, M l 48008.

An Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer M / F

N O W H I R I N G

FOR OUR NEW STORE AT

37550 12 MILE (ConMf of 12 M « ft Kahtsad)

FARMINGTON H I U S , MICHIGAN

- F O R THESE PART-TIME POSITIONS -

COURTESY CLERK 'BAGGER) CASHIER PRODUCE CLERK FLORAL CLERK SALAD BAR CLERK MEAT CLERK DELI CLERK DRUG / CM CLERK GROCERY CLERK CAKE DECORATOR SEAFOOO CLERK BAKERY CLERK

RECRUITERS Will BE AVAILABLE

F B O M

8:00 A M. - 5:00 PM. DAILY

if Opportunity fmptover H/f

FmMhMas ta r inc.. a laadar m lh* a u -t o m o t i v e p e k u mduetry. i* u p e n d -ing I t ' s o p e r a t i o n s m t h e Detroit a r e * a n d la in n e e d ol OeMVery Oriver*. C o u n t e r a n d Pemi M m Fun a n d p e r t - u m e poel t tons avekebie N o n -p a r M n c a n e c e a a e r y Hard p a r t s a n d a u t o m o t i v e b a c k g r o u n d a plua. We oMer a compet i t ive te lary a n d b e n e -MS p a c k a g e To b e oonaKMred. n ' t a a a fta out an appaca t ion In p e r -s o n a t t h e tokootng s to re W c a h o n a b e t w e e n t h e h o u r s ot tern a n d Spm M o n d e y - Friday

FINISHMASTEfl INC 24600 Drake « o * a

F a r m m g l o n HWs. Mi 4 6 3 3 5

An E q u a l Oppor tuni ty Emlxoyar

500 Halp Wanted

AUTO RENTAL Rapidly e x p e n d i n g a u l o ren te l c o m p a n y h a a o p e n i n g * in SoulhlMld a n d Linco ln P a r k tor R a n t * A g e n t s Out iee i nc lude , p ick-up e n d dekvery o t c a r s with a low (Joky QuaktMd c a n d i d a t e s m u a t h a v e a g o o d driv-ing r e c o r d a n d c u s t o m e r relation skills W * o f t e r a compet i t ive salary, b o n u s , a n d a d v a n c e m e n t 557-0204

AUTO TECHNICIANS I m m e d i e l * o p e n i n g s a v a t o b a wtth G o o d y e a r a * 1 f r anch i se Fun, Mat P a c e d a t m o s p h e r e Top pey a b e n e -M s tor m o t i v a t e d mdhndueis . Must b e ce r t i f i ed

MARCH TIRE CO. Bob 363-0450 Rick 454-0440

A1 WINDOW CLEANING We a r e l ook ing t o Nra I t r am n e w p r o f e e s i o n a l r ea iden t l e l w i n d o w d e e n e r s N o fwgh n e a work re-qu i r ed . Exce l l en t pey e n d benef i t p e c k a g e Mus t h a v e own t r a i a p o r -

8 5 5 - 1 0 7 1

ENTRY LEVEL POSITIONS "Needed Immediately"

100 People Light Assembly and Packag ing

Canton Wayne L ivon ia • Vacat ion Pay • Ho l iday Pay • G roup Medical • Refer ra l Bonuses

GENERAL MANAGEMENT

SERVICES 14700 Farmington Rd.. Sui te 104

Livonia. Ml 48154

4 2 7 - 7 6 6 0 Nol an Aqcncy Equ.i; Opportunity Employer Neve a Fee

TELEMARKETERS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY • Typing 35 wpm required • Experience a must! • indefinite assignment • Located on Woodward/Long

Lake Area • Hours 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. • $5.50 per hour (raises

after 3 months. 6 months)

Services 354-0558 „

MANAGER OF PUBLIC MARKETING Join our rapidly expanding health care organiza-t ion located in The New Center area in Detroit as a Manager of Public Marketing. This individual will develop & coordinate marketing techniques for use in the health plan public sector. Qualifica-t ions:

• Bachelors degree in marketing, administration or related area

• Minimum of 2 yrs. sales experience HMO industry

• Minimum of 1 yr. experience in supervi-sion of sales personnel

• Excellent communication skil ls We offer a competitive starting salary & excellent company paid fringe benefits. Quali f ied applicants should forward resume to:

business &

P .O . B o x 0 2 3 0 7 De t ro i t , Ml 4 8 2 0 2

Equa l Opportunity Employer

STOCK CLERKS PRODUCE CLERKS

DELI COUNTER CLERKS CLERK CASHIERS

SHOPPING CENTER MARKET has immediate part-time openings for stock clerks, produce clerks, deli counter clerks & clerk cashiers. Must be 18 years or older. Heavy lifting required. Excellent pay. $6.00 per hour to start. Premium time (time & a half) for Sun-day work. Very flexible scheduling available. These are year ' round posi-tions, not summer jobs! Apply in per-s o n at:

SHOPPING CENTER MARKET 6433 ORCHARD LAKE RD.

(a t 15 M i le Road - Wes t B l o o m f i e l d )

NBD Bank, N.A. will be accepting applications

and interviewing for

PART-TIME TELLERS for Detroit and Westem'Suburban

branch offices.

FULL/PART TIME CLERICAL

positions M l shifts) for the Downtdwn and Romulus Areas.

Thursday, November I Sth from " *30 a.m. - 3 p .m.

at th e Wonderland Ma l l C o m m u n i t y Room

(Southwest end of Mall) Middlebel t and P lymouth , L ivonia.

We offer an excellent salary and benefit plan, including Jhifl premiums. Tellers must

be available tor 3 weeks of full t ime training.

N O P H O N I CALLS, PLEASS.

i ( q u e l Oppor tuni ty Eiaptovrr ML/f/H

500 Halp Wanted ATTRACTIVE OPPORTUNITY

NEW OFFICE WILL TRAIN TELEGRAPH AREA N O C O L D CALLING

P a e a e m work T a k e incoming cMM E x p e r i e n c e helpful , bu t no t n e c e e -sa rv S5 hrty. p l u s b o n u s e s Ea rn u p

1 4 0 0 / w k O p e n 7 d a y s 24 h r * C e * n o w 6 6 2 - 4 5 8 ?

AWESOME JOB After School 4 Weekends

M a p i o M n e c e s s a r y h a v e fun c a

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4 2 7 - 8 3 3 5

BACKHOE OR DOZER OPERATOR Musi dr ive t ruck

4 7 6 - 0 6 4 6

BALLET TEACHER or A d v a n c e d S l u d e n i l o t e a c h adul t weakly prt-v a l e be*e i l e s s o n B a r n 6 only. Cea 396-"l649

BANK TELLER - S6 2 6 / h r W H t r am

C e * Today 5 5 7 - 1 2 0 0 F e e $85 .00 JNI Agency

BASKETBALL INSTRUCTORS/S i t e Superv i so r Muel b e e l Wast 16 yrs ok) wtth k n o w l e d g e o t b e s k e b e l a M M & r u l e s B e g i n s Dec 1090. a n d s March 1991 P a r t l ime 5 p m - 6 p m . 2 d a y s per weak . Apply Birmingham YMCA 6 4 4 - 9 0 3 6

BINDERY ORIVEW—-For b u s y pr in t ing c o m p a n y Expen-£7. a r m l n a t o n

4 7 3 - 1 1414

BILLING CLERK Fes t g rowing e n v i r o n m e n t a l service c o m p a n y h a a a n Immed ia t e M l t ime o p e n i n g ReeponaibMtMa m a u d s D a t e en t ry . fMng. p r e p a r a t i o n ot month ly invoices c o m m u n i c a t i o n with IMM p e r s o n n e l , high s c h o o l di-p l o m a + e x p e r i e n c e a n d working k n o w l e d g e o l Lo tus 1.2 a 3 For Wv

a t lon r e e u m e with sa la ry r e q u i r e m e n t s lo: Doro thy Richard

GROUNDWATER TECHNOLOGY. 2 3 9 3 3 R e e e e r c h Dr..

Fa rming ton HUM. Ml 4 6 3 3 5 An Equa l O p p o r t u n i t y Employer

BOOKKEEPER Fu* t ime . M l c h a r g e b o o k k e e p e r with a d a g e n c y a n d / o r j ob coat ing e x p e r i e n c e C o m p u t e r k n o w l e d g e a m u s t . m m . 3 - 5 yrs. expe r i ence , re-s u m e a r e f e r e n c e * no: Attn. J . Rus-ton , D u e n h a m 4 C o , 186 E Bm

Beaver . Su i t e 200 , Troy, Ml 4 6 0 6 3

500 Halp Wanted

BANK TELLERS Liberty S t e l e Bank A Trust h a a aevera l p a n l ime t aae r pos i t i ons avaiMbla Muel b e a v a t a b M tor 3 week M l t ime p e r t t ra ining m Troy Prevloua ' s e e r e x p e r i e n c e o r I yeer t e a h hendkng e x p e r i e n c e requared Excellent m a t h verbal a n d c u a l o m -er relation Mm* n e c e s s a r y B r a n c h -e e a r e o p e n Mondey t h r o u g h Sa tu r -d a y Q u I K M d c a n d i d a t e s p l a e n can our H u m a n n a e o i s c e a D e p a r t m e n t du' .n-i regular 6 nam aaa h o u r s a i . 3 6 2 - 5 0 0 0 . Ex t 216

An Equal Oppor tuni ty Employer

BOOKKEEPER - Fua c h a r g e th ru tri-al b a M n c e P / R tax. b a n k RECS. A /P . peyro*. c o m p u t e r th ru G/L. Pon t i ac a r e e - Par t t ime 3 d a y s / w k Compet i t ive salary Se t B o o k k e e p e r , 2 5 3 0 0 SoulhlMld. Ml 46034

W a y c r o s s

500 H d p Wanted

BRIDGEPORT OPERATORS

BENCH LEADERS MACHINISTS Minimum 5 y rs e x p e r i e n c e

W a g e a e q u a l l o a b a n y S t e e d y W o r k Apply tn p e r s o n

OXBOW MACHINE PRODUCTS

6610 Lanawood . Weet lend

BURR HAND tor prec i s ion m a c h i n e s h o p Apply a t : 12 700 Marion. R e d f o r d

S37*0490

500 Ha«p Wanted

CASHIERS Fua o r p a r t Urn* poaiBone ava i lab le e x p e r i e n c e pre fe r red . M l Mm* b a n a -llts including medical , den ta l a n d v a c a t i o n Apply m p e r s o n only

JOE'S PRODUCE 3 3 1 5 2 VV 7 Mke Uvonia

BORING MILL/OeVIMg Minimum 5 yeer* e x p e r i e n c e on looi work Pa id benef i t s 6 ho t ldeys

532-6565

BRICK 4 BLOCK M A S O N S And Mborsrs . Pon t i ac

C e l Rick after S p m 333-2036

CAREER ADVISOR tor high schoo l spec ie ! n e e d s s t u d e n t s P r o v i d e in-s t ruc t ion . work e x p e r i e n c e a j ob p l acemen t Mon - Fri 3 5 h rs . . s o m e e v e n m g s . S e n d r e s u m e to: Mary M Mc Gowen , Wayne Wee i l and C o m -muni ty S c h o o l s 3 6 7 4 5 M a r q u e t t e Weet lend Ml 4 6 1 6 5

An Equal Opportuni ty Employer

CASE WORKER - B S W. tor Foatar C a r e p r o g r a m s p e c i a u a n g m sexua l a b u s e Exper i ence mtth c h l d r e n a n d l amines preMrred S e n d r e e u m e a to: 30000 HMetoy. Inkster. Ml 4 6 1 4 1 A t t e n t i o n Ce lhy Parker

CASHIER FOR busy G a r d e n City Serv ice s ta t ion Must n a v e exce l l en t c u s t o m e r service s k * a AbM lo wri te work Order*, answer p h o n e * . A m a k e c h a n g e . Exoaaeni hour* . Ca* E d n a 5 2 2 - 1 6 3 0

CASHIERS. DELI 4 STOCK Fun /pe r t l ime poat l lons ava i l ab l e High sohool s t u d e n t s w e l c o m e . Ap-ply m p e r s o n W e e i b o m Fruit Mar-ket , 2 1 7 5 5 Michigan a « e . D e a r b o r n

CASHIERS FOR self s e r v e o a s > t>on*/convenience s t o r e s Fun

id e v e s G o o d . I s tar t ing p e y Ap-

ply in p a r s o n only D a n d y g a s s t a -t ions . 3 1 4 2 5 Ann Arbor TraH at Mar-

Weetland 27350 7 Mae at Redford . a n d M a r t h o n S t a -

tion 3 2 9 5 0 Middlebelt . a t 14 M a e

WAREHOUSE OPERATIONS CLERK A fast growing Auburn Hills automotive supplier seeks a well organized operations clerk Must be a high school graduate with a minimum of one year of college, with data processing experience and inventory control background Will be responsible for data entry on PC/SYS. 38 for operation department, receiving all production material, making sure all shipments are completed in the system 38 via LWA software This person must be detail oriented with good communication skills. Must be willing- to work overtime or possible flex hours Our company offers a excellent benefit program including paid health, dental, life insurance paid holidays and vacations. For consideration, please send cover letter and resume with salary requirements to:

. ' N o P h o n e CaBs P M a s e i

Human Resource Dept. Alps Automotive. Inc.

1500 Atlantic Btvd Auburn Hills. Ml 4BS26

CABINET S H O P (CUSTOM) n e e d s expe r i enced p e r s o n w h o c a n l emmata , b u a d 4 Listen c u s t o m fur-ni ture . Muat h a v e 2 y r s e x p e r i e n c e S h o p o f to r s Blue C r o e e Aak tor Keith or Wan P h o n e 4 7 1 - 1 4 2 1

CASHIER NEEOEO E x p e r i e n c e pi a t o n e d Apply m p e r s o n . J w y Lube. 11900 MlddNOeH. Uvonia . 4 2 7 - 9 6 6 0

CASHIERS - FULL 6 p a r t t i m e e v e n -ing* 4 mid-night* I m m e d i a t e open-Inge. SS .00 /M with e d v e n c e m e n t

Shell Aulo Ca re . 5 5 3 - 2 6 2 2

CASHIERS Over 16 yee r* old. M l o r p a n t ime • 4 . 5 0 t o s tar t . $ 5 a f te r 6 m o n t h Ex-cellent b e n e f i t s Apply m p e r s o n S e v - O n Drugs, Te legraph at M a p * Bi rmingham

CASHIER STOCK I m m e d i a t e o p e n -ings. aa sh i f t s F l * or p a r t l ime. S e n -iors we lcome . MepM Drugs, Drak-eah l r e PMxa. Fa rming ton < 7 1 - 0 3 2 6

CERTIFIED MECHANIC Lo«s of work. C s r s 4 t r u c k s W a y n e e ree . Call D a v e b e t w e e n 9 e m « 5 p m : 3 2 6 - 5 1 0 1

CASHIERS i s avaaabM - f u l t ime, s t a r t

a a t SS /h r Exper ience pi ator e r d . n m e benef i t* avaflebto, including

m e d i c a l d e n t a l 4 vaca t ion Apply W a r r e n PraecrtptWn*. 3 2 9 1 0 Midd iebef t e t 14 M*e F a r m i n g t o n Hal* 6 6 5 - 1 1 7 7

CATALOG ORDER DESK

D o you w a n t $7-<6/hr 7 How a b o u t a g r e e t o f f i c e envi ronment wfth your

500 Help Wanted CASHIERS "

15 c e a h i a i i n e e d e d lor U l a p a t t ime p o e m o n * . v a c e d o n s 4 haanr, m e u r a n o a . Apply m p a r s o n t o T o w Pet fOMum « 12 MBe 4 Bucfcmgham m BarkMy. 11 M a e 4 Q r e e n t a a Oek P e r k . 10 M a e 4 C o o a d g e o e a Pe rk . 12 Mae 4 S o u M M l d S o u i t i -field 10 MIM 4 Southfield. S o u t h , held W o o d w a r d a C o o a d g e . Royw

An Equa l O p p d r t u n t t y Employer

CHILD CARE AIDES Looking tor w e r m . cer tno p e i a i w h o w o u l d ernoy ca r ing k * miani toddMr a p r e Softool chapter . « , g r o u p c e r e a e l t l n g PoatOon* avan-a b i e a r e per t t i m e . 6 e m - i O w n . j . 6 p m a n d 3 - 6 p m M o n d a y thru Fn . d a y E x p e r i e n c e p re f e r • « A p p l y . p e r s o n -el S e i o n Comnnunyty ce re . 2 9 4 7 5 i nks t e r B s t e s e n t 2

MtM 4 N o r t h M a l e i i i . Farrneigian Hika, Ml

An E v a l O p p o r t u n i t y Employer

Cr r OO la o n t h e g r o w Krkght En t e rp r i s e* n e e d s S t o r e M a n a g e , P h o n e Ber b at 476^365-

r e a p o n d m g l o our ne t toneay a d v e r i i e e d p r o d u c t s C o m p l e t e t ra in ing * benef i t s in a luxur ious c o m p u t e r i z e d o fhoe CeO 3 5 1 - 6 7 0 0

CHK.D CARE/TOOOLER TEACHER N e e d e d fua Mme Salary 4 b e n e f i t s Training 4 expe r i ence requi red . T h e C o m m u n i t y H o u s e E C .C 6 4 4 - 6 1 5 4

C H U R C H NURSERY - Ma tu re p e r -s o n t o srork m church nu r se ry . S u n -d a y m o r n i n g s 4 e v e n i n g s C e l 9 a n v 5 p m . aak tor Henr ie t ta . 9 6 1 - 6 4 6 0

CHANGE YOUR LIFEl S t a r t a new c a r e e r m reel e s t a t e t odey Ce« Erin WaMh a« 3 5 6 - 7 1 1 1

REAL ESTATE ONE

CHAUFFEURS NEEDED it b e avai lable d a y s Must b e

over 21 Cii :e*enl driving r e c o r d for the p a s t 5 y e a r s a m u s t C a n M a u r e e n . 4 7 7 - 1 6 3 0

CHEMIST SENIOR M o d e m Envi-r o n m e n t a l Lab. l oca t ed nea r W e y n e S t a t e C a m p u a . s e e k s S e n i o r Analyt-ical Chemis t <Mtn min imum 2 - 3 y rs e x p e r i e n c e GC, G C / M S i n s t r u m e n t s m Envi ronmenta l Application D e g r e e m ChemMtry or r eMted held r e q u k e d .

Compet i t ive Salary » BenefTti S e n d n s e u m a with Sa la ry History t o

M. KAMBOO 1923 Freder ick St Oatroft . Ml 4 6 2 1 1 EOE

C H U R C H CONSULTANT Uni t ed C h u r c h d i r ec to r i e s is looking lor s h e r d working, succeea o r i en t e d individual lo owr* M l t ime m a s a l e s / p u b l i c re la t ions poaf t lon Our 2 6 "Veers o l s x p e r t e n c e he* proneri t ha t f e m a l e s s s well a s m e n a r e equa t fy s u o c e a a M You <** b e c o n -t a c t i n g a r e a c h u r c h e s of a a f a i t h s B o n u s e s , benef i t s , s n d e x p e n s e pe ld t ra in ing schoo l S e n d r e e u m e e t o :

FLOYD BRAUN PO BOX 4 0 7

S t Mary . OH 4 5 6 6 5

CLEANING PERSON m e n t oorr t i m e C a n

for a p e r t -m e n t o o m p M x m Weet lend Pa r t -

4 2 5 - 0 9 3 0

CLERK - PART Time poeMon svak-a W e with p e p p e n d g e Fe rm Thrift s t o r e . WW i ram Flexible h o u r s Heavy af t lng involved A p p l y 9 - 5 p m M o n . - Fri. a t 1950 S o u t h f W d Rd

CMC LATHE OPERATOR laminar with S P C . s o m e p r o g r e m -m m g S e n d r e e u m e to : P O Box 2 9 7 , Br igh ton Ml 4 6 1 1 6

CLERK CASHIERS STOCK CLERKS

PART TIME Must be 18 years or older. Heavy lift ing required. Good pay.

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OUAUTY CONTROL INSPECTOR Automotive s t amping aupptter. Ex-per tanoa raqul rad D a y * Apply ai 24450 North Induatrlal Dr.. N ol Qrand RNar ha fwee i i Hagger ty

OUAUTY CONTROL/ LAYOUT INSPECTOR

Looking tor e p a r a o n t e Mapect electrical larrnmata. plaat lc mauka-l o r . 4 v n a a aaaambllaa aold lo the au tomobva 4 app l i ance m a r k e t , on m e a f t e rnoon M t Muat b a fwndMr a « h aB hand held gaxjgaa. Indica-tor*. c o m p a r a t o r s , a l e . Muat under -s t and geomet r ic l o i s r a n c a e 4 hava btoaprmi in terpre ta t ion W.U. The Job ' e q u v e a racord k e e p i n g 4 a t l en -tton to organtzad Ma of t h a r aco rd* S P C exper ience Is h e l p U ExcaBem bene f i t , p rogram. S a n d r e a u m e e lo: Box 708, Attention: Paraorvte l Obaaryer 4 Eccent r ic Neerapapar t . 38251 Schoolcraf t R d , Uvork*. Michigan 48150

SEAMSTRESS OR TAILOR Par i o r toa t ime Apply Rlchman Bro ther* Novi Town Can ta r Equal opportuni ty employ* . 344-1559

EXCITING CHALLENGING

^ REGARDING S u p e r i o r n e e d e d tor t rammg actMly p rog ram. Appacant moat poaaaea aelf motivat ion, b e a self-a t a r to r^ha rd working a aggraaarve 326 OOO salary Caa be tween 10-4. 328-5843 Or 328-5844

SURVEY POSITIONS now avaHabta Fun a t m o a p h e r e No aaMng Pa>d weekly Part t ime 4 3 45/hour a n d u p Muat b e 14 or older C a l U a a at 427-9348.

S E C U R I T Y

Fid and p a n Uma poeWons ab l e m Sou th held 4 D e a r b o r n i

exper ience necaasa ry Home-make r s welcomed. Caa 445 -9450

T A I L O R F I T T E R Expenencad , fua o r par t tkne A m a w n j n a i t y faamon depa r tmen t • W * U a k d 4 par i l ime o p a n m g s at o u Tai Twelve Mea location tor a Taaor FWar We otter axcadanl b e n -ef i t . mckjdmg a ierchendtoe dM-coura, paid vacat ion 4 hotcMeys. ry-te ree ted s p p k e a m s «f*x»3 apply m paraon at: C rowley ' , m Tai Twelve M a i

C r o w l e y ' s

WELDER/FITTER Minimum 3 y e e r . experience . . budding wa ldmanta Overtime Uvo-n i a a r a a . 525-1122

9 0 2 H a l p W a n t e d

P a n t a l M a d l r r i

DENTAL ASSISTANT - LIVONIA Our busy Pai todmitai omca a took-

• a r r a a p a n b m a poaMon prefer red wtth minimum 2 years ex-

• l l v - I • • • W" MwoNamant 8 'a la i i l aak tor D o c c *

DENTAL ASSISTANT n e e d e d fua time, e x p e r i e n c e d a n d motivated.

425-4530

DENTAL ASSISTANT F u l t ime tor - - Ihfleld p rac t i ce WM Iram right

ion B a n e R t * C a l 550 -3no

9 0 2 H a l p W a n t e d

P a n t a l M a d i c a l

DENTAL ASSISTANT

C o n t a c t

W E L D E R / F I T T E R

Mtg c o m p a n y in Novi leaking l td l ima welder and Utter Musi do own l ayou t , a n d b a ab to lo read blu*-prlMa M«g welding a x p a n e n o e rauired, metric* exper ience helpful

i a p p e a l Hoffmann I i Filter co rp

22847 H e e l p Or Novi. Ml

344-8045

WESTERN aubu rban company look-ing tor i h f p o ^ g / r a o a M n g d a r k URSL R P S 8 LTL exper ience a plua. Re ipone ib ie tor daay order *et up 4 NMppmg m^ conjuct ion with wara-

Ught duty product ion 4 aaaamniy workers, n o axpe r i ence n e c e e e v y . Day ahiR 7am-3:30pm 30 minute lunch. Benelf ts p a c k a g e included, muat apply m paraon at 45805 Hekn St Plymouth Ml (W. off Sheldon Rd N of M-14) No p h o n e c a l *

DENTAL ASSISTANT - WanedlaM opening lor e x p e r i e n c e d dental aa-a t t tant . pa r i l ima. F r t 4 Sal Troy a r a a S79-775S

DENTAL ASSISTANT n e e d e d tor U l nme p o e m o n m Plymouth ofkee Muat b a m p t w a . dapandab to and hard working Denial Miming expe-r ience neoeeeary Front deak expart-a n c e helpful 453-1190

DENTAL FRONT DESK Reception-let Muat h e v e t -

Thur* Bam-Spm Caa Mon

DENTAL HYQIENtST tor friendly Weetlend oflk

For Thursdays 9-8 7 2 S - 2 M 8

DENTAL HYGIENIST 3 H Day* par weak m Birmingham

D E N T A L

A S S I S T A N T FULL TIME POSITION

a a . n l o p p o r h M t y tor aMSI — i al leas t 2 y e a r , axpar ianca . Our Southfield family pract ice le looking tor a mot ivated IndMdual to oompu man t our quality dental t eam. Wa offer a U l beneM p a c k a g e , greet h o u r * 4 progreeehre compeneet ion .

Lor! Mon. - T h u r . to a r r ange an ointment 58B-S818

9 0 2 H a l p W a n t e d

P a n t a l M a d i c a l

- o s n ^ g g c i S T i R r -

22341 W. 8 Mae Rd OeNoa. Ml.. 46218 P h o n e 538-4700

• l l ad lca l i m i i a i H / U c a n e a d Pract ical Nurse/RN m i a m a l MedtcXne - Fua Time Ped to t r i c . Part Time

AMBalad wnh Tha Detroit M e d i a l C«dai. An Equa OpportunSTES?

s T i S s & r * or 540-8832

DENTAL HYGIENIST Gentle, peop l e or iented peraon wKh good technical akMa-for m o d e m Troy office 689-5080

S E C U R I T Y O F F I C E R S NATIONWIDE S E C U R I T Y h a a una rmed poaiUone avaaabM m m a N>acla«zad a r ea* of hoepAaH 4 in-duatrlal security We ofter s l a r tmg aaiariaa up to $7/hr C o m p a n y b a n -e f l t . 4 aaa ignmanta d o e e lo h o m e Apply Mon -Frt 8:30am - 3 3 0 p m at

23800 W. t o Mae SouthflekJ - 355 -0500

8750 TeMgraph. S t e 304 Internatial Offlca P l a i a

Taylor - 292-1280 29288 Van Dvka

Warren - 751-2014 2512 Carpen te r Rd

Aim Arbor - 971-5858

TEACHER S ASSISTANT n e e d e d tor Preechooi m Fermmgton HMa F>d or par t lime.

477-8020

TEACHER S teno Type Instructor lor Court Re-port ing School F u l t ime Salary 4 benall ta . S e n d r e e u m e to. Academy of Court Reportmg. 2 8 1 1 1 Ever green. Suite 101. Southfield. Ml 48078. No ca** p lease

WOMENS FITNESS c e n t w a taring fuK/part-Uma amplo iaea Earn up to 38 00 /h r H you en*oy ahowmg oth-e r . how m u c h lun getting m . n a p e c a n ba. caa 7 3 d . 7 s 5 T a d ! tor 0 * v *

tha Data Entry Tooam Muntuaar snd Wtndoaa 3.0 exparienoe la htoMy d.alratila

" " a e to Box 880. Obeervar 4 Eccentric New. papers, 38251 Schoolcraft Rd„ Uwnto. MkMgan

P A R A L E G A L S Patent Ubganon and a Tradama Parajapd needed tot mid-eta Southftdd law firm. Experience pr tarred. Trademark P i a l a u d nn poaaaea WordPadad 5 0 ski Good pay and bWiaats Caa: D«vW May -354-4400

P A R K F A C I L I T I E S A T T E N D A N T S - P a r l t i m d C t t y o f F a r m i n g t o n H i l l s

Attendant, needed tar opanlnfc. doaeig, and monitoring uee of par* ddlor canter Indudaa aoma Igni •Ring and mamtanano* High acfiod graduate or aqiliiatanl with 1 year minimum axparianca In aarvtoe In-duatry. communication akBta naadad tor extanakre public contad. Evening hours end aome weekend* Hourly rate SS AppAcaftons a a ba acoapaad unta Nov. 27. 1990 Apply m writing or In parson to;

Dapt of SpedM Sarvtcee City of Farmington HMa 31555W. l l l d M R d

Farmington HM* Ml 48338 An Equal Opportunity Emptoyer

PARTS DRIVER NEEDED at Gordon ChavroMC. Mual have neat appear-ance. good driving record, and be 18 y r * old. Apply In peraon to: Sob Bedeck* Gordon Chevrolet, 31850 Ford Rd , Gerden City

P E R S O N N E L

C O O R D I N A T O R Corporaae Paraoiwid Services a

P r e s s O p e r a t o r s /

P r e s s A s s i s t a n t or experience m 4-coior web

| praw aqulpmenl reqdrad. Prefer m-

I

B i n d e r y W o r k e r s naapandbli IndMdud neadad tar me aornrig and packing d IMahad produda acoordbtg to cudomar apacdlcabon* w a tram.

Wa offer ,amciaaaiil working condl-none ooupwd wtth oampd&Ne aal-ary and benefit, package P i s . . . •end reeume tadtoadng poai •"tared or apply In paraon to Plant Manager. WeOcraft Tschnoto-gtae. 315 Airport industrial Rd.. Ypdtantl, Ml 48198. An equd opportunity employer M/F.

W e b c r a f t

PROOUCTION CONTROL Badronle dqulpmant manufacturer jMa antry iavd poaNtoo In produc-

RADIO-ACTIVATED C r a n e Opere -tors tor Uvonia. Ml. c o m p a n y Star t -S & 2 ? " • i 5 0 ^ 0 " ' P ^ e r w a m g to » l 3 / t y u r Exceaent f r inge bane t t t s m d u d t a g Blue C r o e * D a n t d . Life m-•oranca . Sicknaee 4 Acc iden t meur m a . Vaca t ion . 4 13 p d d H o b d a y . Oudlf laj l applican ts s e n d r a a u m a to: Bex 358 Obeervar 4 Eccentr ic N e w e p a p e r s . 3 8 2 5 , S c h o c 4 c r . f i Rd . Uvonta. Michigan 4 8 1 5 0

SECURITY OFFICERS • d a d tar fua 4 par t t ime open ings tfte lollowtng s r e a s Sou th Lyon,

Rocheetar . Romeo, a n d SlerVng Hta Muat h a v e high s c h o d d ip loma or GEO a n d 1 year sacurity experi-ence , $8 .25 per hour a n d u p plus benef i ts snd uniforms provided. Caa 559-1051

An E q u d Opportunity Employer

T E C H N I C A L / C U S T O M E R S U P -PORT rep reeen tauvee National P C " lanufac tu rs r s e e k s 2 peop l e with c u s t o m e r s u p p o r t b a c k g r o u n d Technical PC p roduc t knowledge helpful Send r e u m e to Mlcrototob. 2 3 9 7 8 Freeway Park Dr.. Farmington H « * 48335.

S E C U R I T Y O F F I C E R S Now hiring lor Plymouth. Radford . A lan Park. Lincoln Park, a n d D e w -b o m Musi have reliable t r anspo r t a -tion Uniforms lumtshed M e d i c d benef i ts evsdab le u p o n hire. M e d tor c o a e g e s t u d e n t s e n d ret l rsaa Applicat ions a c c e p t e d Mon.-Frl. 9 am-4pm a t Burns International Security Services . 25900 Greenfie ld Rd Suite 144, Oek Park, Ml 4 8 2 3 7

An Equal Opportunity Employer

N O T I C E

T e l e m a r k e t e r s ! ! a'* your chance l I wM tram 4 pay

any peraon akvs that ia Wtfkng a n d ab l e to run my Bedford operat ion TMa a a g round Itoor opportunity, I n e e d a right h a n d Where ara you? B l g m o n e y . quarter ly bonus , U l benef i ts Only the b e d n e e d apply

SALES POSITIONS d a o available Caah paid daily, bene f i t s 533-8938

WORO PROCESSORS 4 COMPUTER DESK TOP

P u b k a h a r * wfth Macintosh or IBM

short or long te rm project*. Salary range . 3 1 2 t o 320 par hr Piaaai aend a r e e u m e t h d I d apecMc s o f t w a r e knowtodge to

PERSONNEL MANAGER PO Box 1109. 565 S Woodwerd. Birmingham, Ml 48009

390 BONUS."90 WORKING DAYS Earn 36-38 per hour No even ing* w e e k e n d * Nation 's l a rgad ho

» . Car nec . 471-0930

c leaners . P a d / M l time.

9 0 2 H a l p W a n t e d

P a n t a M H a d i c a l

DENTAL HYGIENIST - Uvonia. Our buay s p e c n l t y off ice would axe to • d d a p a r t l ima pe raon wtth Parto axpar i anca t o our toarn No even mgs or S a t u r d a y s C d l 522-7314

DENTAL HYGIENIST F td n m e Excsl lsal w a g e s and ben-e f l t* D e a r b o r n Count ry Club s r s s

274-8404

DENTAL HYGIENIST Pa r t - l ime m Novi a r a *

Exper i ence h d p U A s k t o r B s f t y 47S-912I

DENTAL HYGlENtST needed for c f i e o r U tamly p rac t i ce Ful or pari time Good w a g e e 4 benef i t s for ex-per lenoad car ing pa raon 588-6665

DENTAL HYGIENIST-REGISTERED Busy Southfield p rac t i ce F t * or pert " — 1 g r a d u a l a s r " J

559-7227

DENTAL HYGlENtST Ful t ime/pert time. Seek ing an exper ienced, per-aoneb le a n d mot iva ted

DENTAL BUSINESS ASSISTANT ( X * 15 Mae - Telegraph g e n e r a Dental p rac t ice |* aaeking an anar-getac. organized pa raon tor a 4 day par m i l : poaRlon Our toam em-phas i ze s s x c a a s n c a . trust 4 parscn-d development . Dental experience requ i red P l l l l l c ad 845-9831

DENTAL HYGIENE ASSISTANT Are you a bright, pe raonabie . nwjllvatod high achoui /comnajnl ty c o l e g e g r a d u a t e who would Mis a career in health sarvtoas? To learn about an e x d i m g training oppor tu-nity m a Mgh quaaty d e n t d a p a o d t y ofWce. c d l 357-3109

DENTAL HYGIENIST w o m a n d a n M t d a d r a * p a r t

hygnrasf tor growing pract ice Looking tor a dynamic, diatod. ca r -ing. p e o p t o paraon. Warm ofhee en-vironment wnh e x d t m g a n d cfwl-iangmg fu ture C d t 553-.»422

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Fua t ime p o e m o n i v d t o b N m a m a n denta l p rac t ice Muat hava at Mast 2 y r * expar ienoe m d u d m g compute r skiaa s n d an an thue tod lc pa ra ly E x c d t o m b e n e f i t . Salary negot iable 722

0ENTAL SECRETARY/LIVONIA P r o g r e a d v a offlca h a a a U l t m _ opening lor a multi-talented peraon Who • exper ienced In aa phaaaa d tha from Peek Including: answering our busy p h o n e * okiataay oorrtroi-•ng a m i p p o m t m e n t book 4 M knowtodgaeble m d e n t d inouranoe Exper ience o n the D O C ' , comput -er sys tem M very bsnafEIM Appli-c a n t . need 10 b e r a t a b l e 4 b e d e d t c a t e d to d e l a l a n d fo low-upa. whlto m a m t d n m g a aenee d humor We oftor exed ton t aalary 4 benef i ts No S a t u r d a y s f l a n s fom our l awn where emp loyees a re truly a p p r e o -

< 4 m .o tvameni

a - m s 5 5 ^ WANTED

Car ing RN/LPN'S Immadlala Openmge F u a ^ s r l

Time Excaaant BanaDta A t t a n d a n c a Bonus

Caa C a r d y n L y o n , tor ntervtow .1

2 9 1 - 3 2 0 0

L P N FULL TIME MIONIGHTS

y In paraon .

M a r v c r e e l M a n o r 15475 MiddiabM4

Uvonto. M l . 48154

4 2 7 - 9 1 7 5

and part n m e poantons. For info, er app t Cad M r . Harding al 2S5-64SC

LPN TREATMENT NURSE R y " y - * t a f m i e h o u r * taa time po-aRlon For kdo. or app t caa Mr . Harding 255-8450

EXPERIENCED MEDICAL A » a u r 7

or Wave m a s s a g e at 347-5950

5 0 2 H a l p W a n t e d

O a n t a M i a d i c a J

MEDICAL ASSISTANTS tor h o s p a d smaesed d k a c * G o o d

exper ience Cdl Lsaks et Tsmpro Methcsl 443-5590

M E D I C A L

A S S I S T A N T

T " ° p 0 * 1 ' 0 0 * avaaabto m o u r c a r a c Requrea enher o n e year •xper lence 08 /GYN or o n e yaar Pediatr ics MA car tmcete required a r i l e r a e t o d pieeee sppiy m p e r s o n Mon . Fr t . 6 - U 30 AM or s e n d ra-s u m a t o

S T J O S E P H

M E R C Y H O S P I T A L 900 Woodwera

Pontiac, Mi 46341-2B85

An E q u d Opportunity Emptoyar

• t a d tor t h d r latent Caa w e e k d a y s

*&S£t

T d a m a r k a t a r . N e e d e d tor D«»t>orn h a y i n g 4 cool ing c o m p a n y Excal-5 S 1 + b o n u s e * 2 shIRa T m * 9 - 4 p m : 584-0051

R E C R U I T E R Groadng ss rv icw organ iza t ion to • aak ing a highly mo t fva t ad s n d or-Oanttad Individual wtth a minimum d 2 y e e r . recruit ing expe r i ence . A 4

oua exper ience working wfth s i lav-d s d m a n a g e m e n t M n e c e e a a r y m-torsatod c a n d i d a t e s m a y c d h 423-1000. a d 309

R E C Y C L I N G

_ C O O R D I N A T O R The Char ter Township ol W e d Bioomfldd M seeking w i indhndusi who a in te res ted In env i ronment s ! c o n c e r n s 10 work pa r t - t ime a s Oper -at ions/Volunteer Coord ina to r for ma Township rscycang c e n t e r The | o b involves ax tans lva c o n t a c t wtth the publ ic and m d u d e e b o t h off lca 4 outdoor work. Hours a r a flexible up 10 20 hour s par weak Including Sa t w d m a a t 36 par hour Appaea l tona w " b« a c c e p t e d urn* Mon.. Nov 19m d the Par ecu m d Dept. . 4550 Walnul Lake Rd . W Bloom held

An E q u d Opportuni ty Employer

SECURITY OFFICER M u d hava 1 yr. experience.. p f w n * proper IO In the S o u t h f l d d . Novi. Wlxom a r a * Up to 35 50 hour plus benef i t s CaB 547-3995

SECURITY OFFICERS Major Detroit c o m p e n y a expand ing *tdf lo include addit ion ai security officers S o m e dut ies J n d u d e verify-ing emptoyaee b e d g e s . checking parcels , gree t ing visi tor , s n d •acur lng c o m p a n y propar ty Senior c m z a r a 4 s t u d e n t , a ra welcome to apply Pod t tona include ber p a c k a g e Send r e e u m e a to

Securi ty Off icer . P.O. Box 779

Detroit Ml 48231

• SECURITY OPPORTUNITIES AT OAKLAND MALL

Immediate o p e n i n g , lor fua u m e tempora ry security officers traffic d d a l . Musi b a 21 y a a r . old. have a vdkJ Michigan driver akcanaa s n d sbto to work d l shif ts W e offer premium wagaa, hearth benef i ts a n d room tor advancamen t S ta r t ing pay

m paraon P t o - S ^ te lephone calls

OAKLAND MALL 1-75 8 14 MILE RO

SAT . NOV 17TH, 10AM TO 2PM

tad growing temporary pan service M lookrng tor a bright. I * * a parson to staff our o f U - . . Uvonta. Tha ktad candidate should posaaas ma toaowmg qudMcations

CORPORATE PERSONNEL SERVICES

30500 Van Dyke. SuNa 119 Warren. Ml 48093

An Equd Opportunity Emptoyer PERSONNEL - TRAINING RECRUITER. Experienced In rata «dua«ry » i a x range No taa

B . M A M I L P E R S O N N E L

' 4 2 4 - 8 4 7 0

P H A R M A C Y T E C H f i d a m * flexible hour*, aalary da-pandant upon axpertonoa • beneat r e l e m e n t * Company paid bene-fits 4 employee dacount Sae Mr. Mod ar Tawaka. Smr-On Orua* 8810 Talegraph al Mapto, BkmkigKam

PHARMACY TECH- Part time Night* 4 aaafcai da. Apply m paraon from 9-5. Mon-Fjt URca Preecrlp-tton 45875 Van Oyk* LMca.

PHONES SALES HELP WANTED , Earn t8/par hr. to Mart, pka Bonuses 4 Cnmnasdan w a vsm ma right people Pralar axpen-ancad Cdl Today. 721-3248 |

JtRdPER - Paraon ovar 1* 1. U l or part Bma. d g M * 1MB

P R O D U C T I O N

P A C K E R Growing M u r e or iented turer haa openmge tar production •mgtoy^s tor d i shifts. 2nd 4 3rd Shifts oftor premium pay Wa oftar a Qoodjaaga 4 beneat package Ex-oeaent opportunity advancement Apply m peraon Mon.-Frl., -5pm. 1381 Hb. Rd- WaaHand.

PROOUCTION PERSONS For Ight aeeembfy $5 par hour ply m 11174 Market 3t., Uvonl*

PRODUCTION SPRAY PAINTERS Thriving, prnareed.n Weatalde Oa-Noa production Pamt FedBty has opanmgs avsBabto tor akatod Pro-duction Spray PdnSar* A minimum d 2 yr * production spray pamflng a faqtired. Experience m haaa'rtaat h d p U . but not neoeaaary m mx-change we oftor a competitive wag*

. company pdd banafta pack-

»and an oppo .1u.dy lo advance a a iccaaaU and growing com-

pany. a Intareated ptoaae aand re-m i w and aalary hatory lo Pdntor. P.O Sox 21939 OalroN. M l , 48223

I PROOUCTION - 8 months sxpw.-buay Farmington HMa auto-

M WM tram CNC To 4280/wk Cad Daniee M Undorce 473-2*38

R E H A B I L I T A T I O N A I D E S Wa' ra looking tor you t o Jom our heal th c a r s t eam s e r i a l i z i n g m ctoeed h e a d mjurtoa. If you a r e a n u r d n g a a d d a n t . oar t t f ted by m e Mlc«gan Depar tment of Public Hadtf i . or a ra eligible for ca r tMca -tton. wa oftar you an e x e d t a n t work-ing environment a n d the oppor tuni ty to m a k e a ddtorenca with your Ma. F u l a n d par t u m e a v a l a b l a

P i eeee caa tor Informat ion flomukaAre* 941 -1142

An E q u d Opportunity Employer

RETAIL GENERAL MANAGER " T I L w o m * n ' k P P a r d a x p a -

ftonce. 340K minimum p k a p o r k s F id b a n d i t . No taa.

B . H A M I L P E R S O N N E L 4 2 4 - 8 4 7 0

SERVICE ADVISOR Needed for large Honda D e d e r Compute r axpar i anca h e l p U Oood Pay B a n d i t . W e d s ide loca-tion Non smoker C d l . aak tor Barry, 585-5100

SERVICE DRIVER - Part l ima need -ed for morning ahm. c lean cut with good driving record Retlreee wel-c o m e d Apply In peraon to Subur -ban Oldamobae CadHtoc 1810 Mapieiawn. Troy S e a Dave Parker

643 -0070

TELEMARKETERS Are you t r o d d work ing evenings 4 w e e k e n d s ? Do you hava 2 yaars te lemarket ing expe r i ence? Then we have s career tor you C a l Sam at

355-2440

TELEMARKETERS OPEN HOUSE

100 Telemarke te rs n e e d a d tor t em-POfary to p a r m a n a n t aaMgnmeni m Southfield Apply, Nov 12.13m. 8 : 3 0 s m - 4 30pm. •Osy & svavmng ahlfta •46 an hour p lus commiss ion

lies exper ience hetoful Benef i t . Ortvar. Hcansa /SSC required

Aero Sarvtos Corp 591-1100 17147 N Laurel Park Dr. S la 186 ' -275 /6 Mle . behind Hoaday Inn

TELEMARKETING Exper ience p re fe r r ed Inauranoe • j a n c y . k d or par t Uma, Pfymouth ° m c e 459-9600

TELEMARKETING Bring your conl tdonce . energy 4 work lor u s Excaderil working oon-d l t o n s . naxibie hours . Bonuses 4 commiss ion available <78-0092

TELEPHONE INTERVIEWING Market r e s . a r c h Ilrm aaaka Individ-u d a tor pert t ime Day 4 Evening Work. Individuals mus t have excel-lent phone •««U Typing and com-puter exparienoe a Pkja Perfect tor h o m e m a k e r s , s t u d e n t * retlreee and m o e e re-enter ing the rob marke t C a l Sandy I 0 a m - 4 p m weekdays

827-2400

T e l e p h o n e

R e p r e s e n t a t i v e

Rapidly expanding nat ional compa-ny s e e k , qualified pe r sonne l for a Novt/Wixom h e a d q u a r t e r s Strong p h o n e 4 u r n s k a * 4 axper ience raqulrad. No sobcWng. FiM-Um* Mon-Frt.. 9 - 5 ( 8 an hr -Can Mr WBtoms

ACTIVITIES ASSISTANT tor long tarm ca re facMty, fua time A deg ree

m therapeut ic recre-— . . . . . J fields Send r e * —

t o or cd l : Actfvttlaa Director 5 0 W S q u a r e Lake Rd.. B ioomtwa HMS. Ml 48302 3 3 6 ^ 3 4 5

A FEW GOOD NURSES WANTED 137 bed ikMed facMty a undergoing a renovat ion 4 expenaton prSfact"

21 b a d ventilator da-

UvorSa/Farmlngton 1

DENTAL HYGIENIST J m a , 2 days . Good u l a y

BeeuWm UvonM off lca Ptoaae c d l 591-3838

DENTAL HYGIENIST Part Ume 1 or 2 peop l e needed tor Canton offlca Monday . Tueeday 3-8pm. frK3ay Bern-1pm. a f l ama te

My* 9 a m - 2 p m Low praaaure 459-1950

H O U S E K E E P I N G SUPERVISOR F td Ume. muat hava axperienoe 4 b e r*aabl* Good m a n a g e m e n t «>aa

« Lahser H a s Nursing Cantar . 354-3222

-HYGIENE RECEPTIONIST - FuB time poemon avaaabM m a rnufb-d e n t d prac t ice Must h s v s et i e e d 2 y e e r . expe r i ence and have good t e l ephone a i a a Computer axpen-

MEOC3AL ASSISTANT Ful or oar, t-5133 n m e E x p e n a n c a pralar red but r,oi

nacaaea ry m Farmington HUt Ptoaae CM Mary. 10 t o 5pm. 553-4446

MEDICAL ASSISTANT ~i Part-Time Evening 4 Dey tw» tor Ga rden City F a m a y P r a c n c e

Tent Benef i t s 281-0630

MEDICAL ASSISTANT ~ tor OB GYN off ice m W BloomMaw Experleoca required C a l Mlcheta

«55 S63Q

MEDICAL ASSISTANT OR LPN axper lanoed n e e d e d tar doctor 1 office m Troy Fua or per t time Caa lor a p p o m t m e n t 528-90 IQ

MEDICAL ASSISTANT b e exper ienced Wantec k*

avanlnp 4 Sa tu rday h o u r . Nov. • f a a - O * 478-0087

MEDICAL ASSISTANT CarMllad or LPN tor buay Nov. miw "<•' E x p e r i e n c e requi red Call Ka»an, 476-9250

M E D I C A L

A S S I S T A N T S

Pari time and contingent p o s i t i o n , e ra currently available at our S a l d -ino locations m MMorO Novi Farm-or OO* and S Lyon. QuasUcal ioR. nv-O u d e fkgn achool g r adua l* or equiv-alent and 1 yr Medicd Assistant exper ience in an of f tca /dmicM sal hng required P rde r Medical Assist a m certification typ rng /c i encd ex-per ience and exper ience per forming Venepuncture finger n i c k s s imple laboratory sludiee. EKQ s . and pul-monary functions Ouakhed inter ee ted appAcants may apply ef our •mpioyment office Mon-- Thur . Sam- 12noon

P R O V I D E N C E H O S P I T A L 16001 W 9 Mile Rd Southfield Mt. 48075

An E q u d opportuni ty Employwr

9 0 2 H a l p W a n t e d

D a n t a m a d i c a l

MEDICAL BILLER/Auey Gars. Noee 4 T f t r 0 d office. We a re Mea lng a • a g f ^ m o t h r a t a d . energetic n d M d u -* ta heed our o tang d e p a r t m e n t

' multiple mauranca Ability to work d a w n . Proficiency s ts lusmg cleans 4 " H a l MBS exper ience . Fua ume 4 benefi ts Caa tor

p o s t i n g .

MEDICAL 81LLERPA.RT TIME experienced, typing a m a t . G a r d e n City a r e s $6 00 hr lo s tar t Aak for Joan 421 -5377

MEDICAL BILLER Full or p a n t ime

Experienced Uvoma area 553-2018

453-0940

MEDICAL BILLER

Full time position available in South-ftdd Orthopedic doctor s off ice for person experienced In i n s u r a n c e baling and pagboard Transcript ion bscic ground helpful Excd len t b e n * , fits Mon -Fn 9sm-5pm S89-4710

M E D I C A L

S E C R E T A R Y

The UnrverMty of Michigan Method Center

The Divaion of Cardtoiooy h a s v i immediate opening tor e Medical Secrs ts ry 11 Tha position w d pro-v e s comptox secretarial e x p o r t to two raeearch f a c u l t y m a m b a r . which include working on menu-•c r ipu , g ran t . , drug p r o p o e d s es well a s initiate In le rpre td lv* ra-•ponsea to mqur to* aeaembie in-formation and coordlnata prooeaa-<ng of raaaarch p roposeU e n d retot-ed r epo r t*

The setoctsd cand ida te muat h a v e a high school d ip tom* 2 - 3 yaars m e d -icet secretarial a x p e r a n c e s s wee s s m e d i c d terminology Typaig skiN. necessery s r s 40-60 wpm with ac -pi W^I ami i f u j _ _ _ _ _

mryj > t y m i n T o m r r expert-anca Sasirsoie Appkcan t . should 'orwara two (2) copies ot tnetr rewime to

T h e U n i v e r s i t y

o f M i c h i g a n

M e d i c a l C e n t e r Employment Office

300 NIB Room a AO 7 Box 0422 (100062YC-OEI

Ann Arbor, Ml . 4 8 1 0 9 / 0 4 2 2

A NON-OiSCRIMiNATORY AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER

9 0 2 H a l p W a n t e d

D a n t a J - M a d t c a i

N U R S I N G A S S I S T A N T S

Novi C a r e Center a undergoing a oomptole 'evttdMatton with d e p e n d -ing naw ownership and xnmeckaie ptana tor MgnMcant Improvement) In c a r e tor Ms r s s t d a m s a n d staff

c a r e provider d choice if you axpar ienced end /o r certified Nurs-ing AaaatarM or miarea tad m b e -coming one, saek challenge wtth op-portunity. a n d wish to i d n s dynam-ic and c h v i g m g organization than W* e n c o u r a g e you 10 caa or Man our

12 n o o n 110 8pm Wedneeoey 4 Friday

Tuesday

Now Care Center 24500 Maedowbrook Rd

Novi, Ml 48374 313-477-2000

OPHTHALMOLOGY ASSISTANT F u l or part u m s

With or wit hout axpar ianca U v o n i a 427-7420

O P T H A M O L O G Y

T E C H N I C I A N

F u H t i m e p o s i t i o n G r e a t

o f f l c e , N W s u b u r b s . C a l l

D A V I S - S M I T H MEDICAL PERSONNEL SERVICE

3 5 4 - 4 1 0 0

9 0 2 H a l p W a n t e d

P a n t a l M a d i c a l

PHYSICAL THERAPY AIDES • U l 4 part l ima Mature 4 car ing pa r son lor Od-pa tamt o r thopsed ic c a d e Pieeee con tac t Cmdy 855-7411

RN - DOCTOR S offlca Good No 1

b u a o i n g o n N W hwy Mrs Barr

1*-354-9330

R N FULL-TIME.'PART TIME

DAY SHIFT Oood sterl ing r s t e 4 benefi ts

S e a M r . Mertm DWecior of Nursing

261-5300 NIGHTENGALE WEST

8345 Newburgh « 0 • s s t i s n d . neer Joy Rd

An E q u d Opportuni ty Employer

R N

H o m e C a r e S u p e r v i s o r

MEDICAL PERSONNEL P O O L a •eeding provider of Healthcare. ' Staffing aarvicee a Making a mot iva ted Licenswd Reg i s t e r ed Nurse Posi t ion requi res 3 years nursmg expe r i ence leeoei 'Nnp skMs

OPTICAL OtSPENCER For F r snchas sOfhca Fu4-Tlme Exper ienced preferred C a l 455-3190 or 2 6 M

OPTICIAN - Troy Ophthalmology office 1. Meking psr t - t ims exper ienced optician Can for appo in tmen t 828-8920

ORAL SURGERY ASSISTANT R o y d Oak a r e a Fu* time with excel-lent fringe benef i t s Exper iencad in denta l p re fe r red 54 7 8436

MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST Ex-p e r a n c e n e c e u a r y Ma|or m a d c a canter Up to »1 t /h r Call Pal al

UNIFORCE'4357-0037

negotiable 722-51 5 5 3

penden t unit 4 a 3 3 bed medicare unit. We currents,- hava needs for b o m part t lma 4 U l t ime kcansad n u r s e s on our s p e c t d units. P toass caa lor s n s p p t 477-7373

OAK HILL CARE CENTER A Orsenary Managed FacMty

A M I C A R E H O S P I C E S E R V I C E S . I N C .

HOSPICE OF WASHTENAW Contingent Staff. I

a Health Aldea R N ' s / L P N ' s / H o m e _ who d a d r a an opportuni ty to m a k e a r e d d i f fe rence In m e Uvea d p a -t ients 4 t a m B s s wfth t h s concept mte rd idpana ry t eam approach to Pat ient ca re . N u r s e , wfth current I toeneure4 1 or m o r a yaars d h e m a t d o g y ontology 'hospica expe r i ence prefer red Send r e s u m e to:

Nancy Lehman Amtcars Hoapics Sarvicas. Inc.

2010 Hogback R d , S la 1 Ann Arbor, Ml 48105

ASSISTANT DIETARY MANAGER Nursmg fscMty locatad to Uvonia Musi h s v s prior exper ience, shirt hours : 11 AM - 7:30 PM Exedtant benef i ts a n d salary negot iable Send r e e u m e to: Box 710, Observer 4 Ec-centr ic N e w s p a p e r s 36251 Schooi-craf t Rd UvonM. Michigan 48150

ASSISTANT MEDICAL BILLER For OB/GYN Wellness Center d 14 Mile 4 Mtod tobd t 3 days per week.

626-9971

A S S I S T A N T

M E D I C A L Looking tor t op d Una aads t an t for act ive pract ice Must be herd work-ing I n d M d u d Slar tmg salary *7 25 par hour 4 higher according to ax P a n e n c e Cadi 478-4639

S a t u r d a y * s tmosphe re , l op pay

DENTAL OFFICE MANAGER Fdl Ume. Exper i enced m d l busi-n e s s s s p e c t s d dsnMtry Computer axpar i anca p re fe r r ed No w e e k e n d * Aak tor Char , 554-1559

DENTAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR Ftd Uma tor p r o g r a e d v e Farmmglon H a s offlca Do you have axodtaiH communica t ion skMs? Are you en-thusiastic. ca r ing 4 d e p e n d a b l e ? n you have d e n t d e x p e r i e n c e with *>-pointment book o o n t r d . Inauranoe 4 you M(S working tn an office that

— — 661-8700

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - E x p e r t enc*d . part t ime, tor newly remod-e led W Dearborn offlce. S o m e com-fwlar knowtodge h d p U Top pay

1-1260

HYGIENIST Par t - t ime Hygienat lor F w m m g t o n O s n t d Pract ice Fridays a n d 1 or 2 Sa tu rdays p s r m o Caa 474-4600

INSURANCE BILLER exper ienced . n e e d e d tor c h k o p r s c -Wc c a m e , fua time, good pay. bene -a t * a f t e rnoon h o u r * Appty m per-s o n K0M0 Uto Cantar . 28800 W 8 Mae Rd . Farmington HMa 471-0440

INSURANCE VERIFICATION CLERK

Fu« t tma poartton a v a k a b a m meur a n c e Verification tor a Clerk mter-a t e d appl ican ts may contact M7-4200 for m o r s informal ion

AffMatad wfth ma Detroit Medical Center ,

an E q u d Opportuni ty Employer

MEDICAL ASSISTANTS 4 RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY

M u d b e exper ienced FiM time and p a n tkne posi t ions a v d t s d a Busy FsmBy prac t ice Novi and Radford a r e e * C a l af tar tOam. 475-00.15

MEDICAL CLERICAL For doc tor ' s offlca m the G a r d e n City a rea PieeM c d l for inti

675-1150

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST exper once preferred, a f l e m o o n s 4 n m i end* required Livoraa a raa C a l OaniM or Judy 281-38191

MEDICAL ASSISTANT •or phya tod medicine

Pdl Ums

Various l o c a t i o n . Rsksbie t rarapo-348.7T11 ration S5-J7 hr

tar right m d M d u d 561-

RETAIL INSTANT SIGN S T O R E S

N E E D P E O P L E N O W ! Satae-Productton-Administration

Apply d the corporate offlca: Design-N-Slgn 28044 W. 12 Mile.

r a . M r r -

PROFIT SHARING 40 IK Adfdnto-

meneirsis wNh eie«rienc* . _ ^auma lo Boa » 7 t 4 . Obaerver 4 Eccentric Nawspspars, 3 4 2 5 1 . a jhodcrd t Rd LNora* Michigan |

PROGRAM ASSISTANT - P s r t ~ t i i

R E T A I L S A L E S MldUgMn s mod progressiva offlca p r o M s dealer has an IMMEDIATE OPENING tar • taa tlma s«ss per son d Its Graen-4 Shopping Cantar y . H 1 8 Par hr. to start. S4.S0 sltor 90 day*, advancement oppor-kmata* msdtad/dantd. ampioyae Otaeount. Apply m peraon and jom our atnmng team todayl MACAUL/Y S OFFICE PRODUCTS

2 1319 Greenfield. Oek Pari. Ask tor Karen

SERVICE STATION help for busy Garden Ctty Sarvtos Stat ion Mum havs excd len t cus tomer Service MtIB* Abto lo p u m p gas , lira r e p a i r * write work o rde r s , answer p h o n e * 4 m a k s c h a n g e Exed tan t h o u r * C — E * * 522-1830

SERVICE STATION ATTEN0ANT-tS an hr Retiree welcome. Hours 3pm-11pm Call, 861-3404

, SHEET METAL HELPER Exper ienced P t o e s s c s l

422 -8750

SHIPPING/RECEIVING poaitlon wtth growing printing hrm in T e l e g r a p h / Plymouth Roads a r e a Loedmg/urv-toadlng trucks, packaging o r d v s . •onto msch ln s operat ion 35 80 / h o u r ' t o start Substant ia l nnnuaa* h d bensAts opportuni ty tor a d -

S»»«camanL Write: Sh lppmg/Recefv-

. P O Box 5380, NorthvMe. Ml 167.

PROGRAMMER/ANALYST CAE. DEC VAX/VM8, A m * MOO. < Fortran 4 C or AMn-1 MRP or Ptdt • j a r t a n e a MtS O M C , DB J . CO-•OL- -MS-Oe-'OC 4 PC/LAN with ( n e w s Savard pasa ima 2* jtoars n is r tsaoa Metro y a t o i n i He Attn C o m SYSCHK a*C . 40000 W 7 North 1 Ms. Mi 44147

iftoMt m m others sAo oars about PROGRAMMER ANALYST matr work. Fua tma puaiaun aiaa COaOL abto sam banana. Not |nai another A , .

P L A S T I C S

M A N U F A C T U R I N G

M A N A G E R • aapp*er

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C A L L 5 6 9 - 3 0 3 0

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17117 WEST 9 M R i SUTTE t aa *

SOUntWaLO. MIX4C -'.

PROOW.MdMER ANALYST I N F O B A S I C

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S T O R E

M A N A G E M E N T

AUGUST MAX WOMAN, a dvtoton d Woman's Speci-alty RstsMng M a tad

— la i ty s t o r s m w o m a n ' s

14-24 W s

FAIRLANE TOWN CENTER " O " anargy. p roven W a M w o m a n ' s

• you love to aaa and wo taottmg tar LONG TERM career growth, cdl Suawi d « t t j 3*3-32*0 or aand

AUGUST MAX WOMAN. • * Pakiane Tosm CanSer.

Paarboin mi 4 *12* An Equel Opp<

A U G U S T M A X

W O M A N

S A L E S / C A S H I E R S PULL • PART TIME

SHOP HELPER for local tool s h o p M u d b e good worker 4 Wtamg to learn Minimum high school s r s d 12400 Merrlmen R d , Uvonta

SOCIAL WORKER - t i e

a p p a c a n t . t r aa tman t p r o g r a m B a c k g r o u n d m u d mctada Stong communi ty or g s n d a l l o n skMs a n d caaaaor t i ax. pa r t anca B A m Human Sarvwaa taquirad Competi t ive a a u y a n d bensRts Send reeumee t o W H S / S u b e t s n c e t r ea tmen t p r o g r a m

2629 Lenox Detroit, Ml 48215

An E q u d Opportunity Employer

S O M E O N E T O C A R E Hato s o m a o n s who reedy n e e d s you byprov td tay tottm c s r s tor an adul t wan mental re tarda t ion Work m y o w own h o m a and e e m over • 18,000 per year CaB Homaflndar . Oakland, 332-4410 Wayne County. 455-4880

" " T u r c i " 1 company M looking lor malee a n d tamatoe 18-64 t o p a m c t p a t e m van-d a m a r k d r aeea rch pro tec t s a you * j a a f f , a n d would Mia to ba oiacad m a i r da ta bank a n d b e p d d tor parac tpeimg. p toaae caa ue a t

354-4541

S P O R T S M I N D E D •18 .000 to S20.000 a yaar ( 3 5 . 0 0 0 4 up after 2 y e e r s Fua benef i t s Employment Center , mc 56* -1*38

Stoefc/Ctartcai SAKS » F T H AVENUE TROY h a a

p a n n m e ssoca-der ice i P T " a l a b t o in our racehMtg taparwant S c h e c k a . m o u i e e 3pm • 10pm. Men . w a d . 4 Fn. f*sx-t>ar. a mual). 30% dlecount No axpan.

S A K S F I F T H A V E N U E S O M E R S E T M A L L

T R O Y An E « i d Ooporturvty Emptoyw

TELEPHONE SALES f rom our Uvo-nta offlca. S6 per hour , par t l ime evenings 6 p m - 9 p m C a l be tween • 0 a m - 1 p m . Mon-Frt, 478-8920

T E L L E R

P A R T T I M E Position avadabto d our Livonia off lce Cand ida tes mus t have good m a m . clerical skMs 4 p u t d c con t sc t • "pa r tonoa Previous laBer axpari-a n c a required Paid vacat ion a n d 401K plan Apply m p a r s o n . lOsm-3 p m . Mon thru Fri

DETROIT SAVINGS BANK 10982 Mtddtobdt . Uvonis

An Equal Opportunity Employer

DYNAMIC GROWING TRAVEL CO Deeirae

• Outsids Sales rtafii ssanlsln a • Corpo ra t e Agents • Laisurs Agents

C o r p o r a l s 4 Leisure Agents wtm mmunnan d 2 yeers exper tonca Agency M s n s g s r s minimum 5 yaars ! * P * r t a n c s Sand r a a u m a s to: EKott Travd, (undsr new o w n e r m p ) Foun-tain Squa r s . 44 E a d Long Laka S d t o 100, BtoomfMto H f c l i 48204. a t tent ion J M d m e d

TRAINING INSTRUCTORS

H a n a Indue tnd Trsmmg n e e d s a»-a t ruc tors lo a a d t h a . h a n d s - o n w o r k s h o p s d m d u e t r i d m a m a -n a n c e including CNC. Electronics a n d M e c h e n t c d topics. a you u n d s r a t s n d t roubtoshooOno. oommuraca la aftactlvaly. 4 en**, t r i v d , contact u s now. Compet i t ive Salary. EaceBent Bena-Bta Very U f l B n g work, 4 Sn oppor -tunity 10 work with America s lead-

aand r aauma 4 aalary history to:

HANE INDUSTRIAL TRAINING P.O BOX 3165

TERRE HAUTE IN 47803

An Equal Opporturs ty Employer

STRAIGHT UNE EXPRESS- M aaek-^ O j m e r O p e r t a o r * F t o d Owners 4 OTR O m a r s aMh 19*3 or newer t r a c t o r s S teady work, n o

B I L L E R S Excit ing n e w oppor tun i t i e s lor bikers wtth IV infusion or 3rd parly a x p a r a n c a Plush offlca. t a s m envi-ronmen t ( 1 6 . 0 0 0 - t 1 9 . 0 0 0 M a d l c d a n d denta l bene f i t s provided Con-tac t M Mm M o n t a n a 932-1170

HARPER ASSOCIATES 29870 Mhddtabdl

Fs rmmgton H M * Mich 48334

BILLING SUPERVISOR - s top up to s rewarding opportuni ty s s ths Ba^ tog Supervisor for D M E C o In Plymouth Qr sa t b e n e f i t . 459-3115

CERTIFIED AJDES wfth d e p e n d a b i a t ranspor ta t ion A l d a f t s avaNabia Rd tob le Nursmg Services , Inc 981-334?

CERTIFIED DIETARY MANAGER Nursmg fscMty loca ted in UvonM m u d b e current ly certified and hava m a n a g e m e n t expe r i ence m a long torm c a r . sa l t ing Salary negot iable

D E N T A L R E C E P T I O N I S T a your looking tor a poemon with a waa run offlce wheca- the staff lake* Pride m their work, a n d lunctiona welt aa a t eam. Wa N e e d You! You s h o d d be expe r i encad . ge t along wdl with peop to a n d w « m g to learn

C a l 981 -4040

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST, part time, axpar ienced only, flexible houra. for ptoeeant W e d D e a r b o r n two d e n i a l office Bene f i t . 563-3400

DIETARY AIDES - par t time, long tarm ca re lacMty, a x p e r i e n c e heiptui but not m a n d a t o r y Oak HM C a r s Center. F s r m i n g t o n 4 7 7 - 7 3 7 3 es t 34

E E G

T e c h n o l o g i s t I I

Harper Hospital h a s a n Immediate

LA8 TECH/MEDICAL ASSISTANT • ? * - t o »

a x x x n r m c i n t a m u t • offic® Exper i enced Only 855-1441

MEDICAL ASSISTANT N e e d e d for Ltvonts Physicians Office. E x p a r a n c e d Psrt-Ums Ca*. 464-9200

MEDICAL RECEPTIONtST'BILLER Needed tor Clinical division of mator Detroit Hoaprtal We oftar add i t i on . ! madical bM«g framing lor qualified Good benefi ts Southfield location 2 posit ions available S i 5 0 0 0 l< 117000 per yeer depending on e» p e r a n c e Caa Lee at Tempro Medical 443 -5590

MEDICAL BILLER - powbon tor m e d i c * c o m p a n y Muat typ* 45-50 wpm Physician'* offlca experience a + ParVfua uma avMtobM Please aend r e n a n e to MadcM B a a P O Box 2519. Southfield 48037

MEDICAL BILLER kM 4 perl am« podl ion available Must b e axpan anoed m CPT codas . C D 9 . s i typai d tnaursncas tor mulls specialty c*nlc. Must heve good t y p ™ 1 compute r sk l to . A l rapne* conf iow-ttal Ptoaae s a n d r aauma to b o . 666 Obaerver & Eccentr ic Me 38251 Schoolcraf t Rd Michigan 48150

S e n d raauma a n d salary history to Box 710. Obeervar 4 Eccentric N a w s p s p a r s , 3 6 2 5 1 Schoole r . f t Rd . Uvonto. Michigan 48150

C E R T I F I E D N U R S I N G A S S I S T A N T S

POSITIONS AVAILABLE Appty m pa r son or for Information

Caa 255-4450

C H A R G E N U R S E An RN M n e e d e d d University Con-

ihrtt . m a Charge poemon Appacant tf toukJ h a v a d a d r a to dlract . su-pervise 4 m a n a g e p e r s o n a l <nd atoo b e ab to to e n h a n c e a p leasant working env i ronment miarketad ap-pacant ahouw caa 427 -8270 tar n -

MBa. U v o n l *

CLIkaCAL ASSONANT Part t ime poeltton opan 4 our ratton/hygiene a r a * 3 e raqulr*

opening m our e x p a n d i n g anoa laboratory tor a U t U m e EEG Technok toa t ». m addi t ion to NCV tadlng.THa posit ion wM conduc t • t anda rd i ^ d complex EEG leatlng Midi a* ECF record ings , evoked po-lan t ld s tudies . Including SEP. and/ ' or monitoring. Br a m mapping expe-r ience p re fe r r ed Requ i r emen t s in-clude:

• Minimum d 2 y e a r s [ t rammg a n d exper ience) m EEG technology. 3-4 yeera p re fe r r ed • Strong b a c k g r o u n d m b i o k n e d . phyatatogicd a n d p s y c h o i o g i c d s d -ancas (coaege i a v d des i red; • Board cer l l f lcanon pre fe r red

Comprehens ive pay a n d Itoxlbie btments p r o g r a m a avaaab ie Ouak-•tod appl icants may c d l . appty m Paraon or aand a r a a u m a to Eariene Jonaa. Human R e s o u r c e *

HARPER HOSPITAL

3 9 9 0 J o h n R O d r o l t . Ml , 4 8 2 0 1

C313) 745-9123 Member ot thm Detroit M e d i c d Cen-tar E q u d Opportuni ty Emptoyar

I n a u r a n c a

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MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - exper i -enced omy lull t ime Close to R o y d Oek Bseumont . Computer exper e n c e 4 knowtodge of Medicare 4 Btua Shield essential Excellent bar . sftt*. "competitive salary 647 -4129

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MEDICAL SECRETARY - grow medical earner To $9/hr Cdl Mary at UNIFORCE 473-2932

M E D I C A L S E C R E T A R Y Work experience required, knowl-e d g e of mad lce l t e r m i n o l o g y . IC09CM coding and typing skill , naeded Excattsni benefi ts a n d sal-sry for non-smoksr Dearborn a rea P l a s s e c e l 336-6303

METRO HOME HEALTH CARE

MEDICAL TECHNICIAN or M e d i c d Lab T e c h r x i a n lull time tor madica l lab. 9AM-5PM Mon -Frt in Farm-inglon Hills aree 478-5402

NURSE AIDES Wa need caring individuals who show compassion for the elderly, experienced or will train Apply be-tween 10-4 Mon thru Fn at 26715 Greenfield, between 1 0 - 1 1 Mue

NURSE'S A(D6 - ALL SHIFTS Taking applications tor full 4 par t time positions Franklin Manor Con-vslascsnt Cantar. 26900 Franklin Rd Southfa id , Ml , 48034

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A I D E S - F u l l T i m e Par t lima riex h o u r , available Ex-per ience nol nacassary win tre>n S e e Carol Brown

NIGHTENGALE WEST 8365 Newburgh Rd

Westland, naar Joy Rd An E q u d Opportunity Empkryar

NURSING ASSISTANT - Full u m a midnight shift for small family on-an t ed nursing tacHty *5 20 par hour to start with raise sf tar 90 d a y s Excs l sn i benen t s including uniform sUowance Apply Mon-Frt. 9am-4pm St J u d e Convaieecenl Clr 34350 Ann Arbor Trail Livonia

261-4800

O F F I C E M A N A G E R Full/part time, salary negot iable

478-5472

OFFICE PERSONNEL e . p a n e n c a d for Dr s office Ful t i m i good typing s k u a naeded Send reeume to 7288 Sheldon Rd Canton Ml 48187

OPHTHALMIC TECHNICIAN n a a o e d for p leasant Southf ie ld ophthalmology offlca, f u l time Re-fracting skills desired Can 0 e n . s e for interview 358-3937

ORTHODONTIC ASSISTANT Par t u m a for Farmmgton/Lrvoma a r e * Exper ience prefer red Mon or T h u r .

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ELLEN HUMPHREY MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL

26720 S o u t h t a i d Rd LSthrup village Ml 48076

» COMPETITIVE SALARY U AN H 4. R BLOCK COMPANY

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required PROFESSIONAL HEALTH CARE

PERSONNEL 357-3450

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435-5700

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P R O V I D E N C E

H O S P I T A L 16001 W 9 Mia Rd

Sou th fa id . Ml 48075 An Equal Opportunity E m p l o y *

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ELLEN HUMPHREY MEOfCAL PERSONNEL POOL

26720 Southfield Rd Lathrup vatage. Ml 44076

COMPETITIVE SALARY/BENEFITS AN H 4 R BLOCK COMPANY

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Can 642-5437

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36251 Schoolcraft Rd Lrvorua Michigan 48150

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, Or s e n d r e sume to PC Bos 5219 ^.Ivoni* Mi 48152

AH teas company paid

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C a l or send r e e u m e to Tarry

A C C O U N T A N T S O N E 24133 North a s e i s m nwy Suile ?02

Souimhaid Mi 48C75

3 5 4 - 2 4 1 0 Employment Agency Fee P u d

BOOKKEEPER Law V m loca tad m Troy d a s h e s a p a r t t lma b o o k k e e p e r F a x i b a houra . $7 50 Tmur Raapond to

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Bwrmngham M. 48010

• Word I • Typists

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part- t ime a f t e r n o o n s

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B o t s f o r d G e n e r a l

H o s p i t a l 28050 G r s n d River

Farmington HM*. Ml 48336

An E q u d Opportunity Employer

ceplronrst 4 p h o n a pe r son 2 shifts 9-3 3-9 Excellent opportuni ty tar qualified pa r sons Chuck advanca -ment company wril t ram 525-5210

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S N E L L I N G & S N E L L I N G

O P P O R T U N I T I E S Several exciting 4, chaaangmg op-portunit ies a x s i lor top-no tch d a n -ce! 4 admm«str stive personnel im-m e d i a t e a s s i g n m e n t s a v a i l a b l e work mg on-srto at major au tomot ive c o m p a n . e s and suppeers tor Iop-no lcn Ctortc*r4 adr ra rus t rmve par-

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s e e k s entry eva i cierk typtsi C a n o t o s l a snould p o s s e s s • n r .

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anca checking accounts , s t e S snc powtion a f u l t ime with com. spioer T o d Co . 14650 P " d a benettl cack :age F leas* nend

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P O B o , 774 Detroit M 4 4 2 3 '

A D M I N I S T R A T O R

S A L E S S U P P O R T ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE P a y a b a thru trial ba l ance compu te r e r p e r v imce prefer red immedia te apw,» ig I immediate career opportunity lor s 13 Mae Northwestern u n sert-mtnotivatod, enti C a l D e b b a 851^3802

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R N To j o m act ive CARDIAC REHAB P R I B R A M - corpora t ion wellness -communi ty t a a c n i n g p r o g r a m s Musi be t rained in CCU and ACLS preferred Good salary Starting Height* • 254-1177

ADMINISTRATIVE PERSON For Sou th fa id c o m p a n y C a n d i d a t e should hava compute r expe r i ence Mid Inventory control b a c k g r o u n d Lotus 1-2-3 helpful C a n d i d a t e mus t ae, detail oriented and en joy cus-tomer relations Company o f fe r s ex-cellent benefi ts and competrtrve sal-ary Can Mrs Todd 827-7560

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Bloom held HM. baaed m o r t g a g e bark ing firm seeks p e r s o n with ex-ecutive typmg sho r thand a n d or-ganizational skills ideal c a n d i d a t e Will b e degreed with accoun t ing j background Exper ience wtth Lotus I

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WRIGHT SYSTEMS INC Ann Barbara Barrw

14492 Sheidon Fid Ste 300 Plymouth M 48170

SWITCHBOARD POSITION Full time posit ion (Mon-Frt) ivai labto wrth a multi-specialty Intanal M e d - , _ _____ cme Practica Cand tda tee must have | and word p r c c e i j n g s "mJ i t ' vve oi" good te lephone skMs and knowv far top pay and bonus , n o n - s m o k e r edge m m e d i c d termmiogy a n d j preferred Sand r e s u m e a n d sauay Pharmacology P lease send r e sume hatory to lo I M C G . 28080 G r a n d River. ; Kim Hyehv. Delta Financtol C o r p Suna 30e Fa rmmgton HiBs Ml : 1275 West S q u a r e Lake R o a d 4 « 3 J 6 Btoomfield " M s Ml 4 8 3 0 2

ASSISTANT SALES Coordmetor needed immedidefy Successful candidate must possess working knowledge at word processing iDto-ptaywrrte IV a CHusi strong typmg skins J personality sufled tc han-dling kicommg customer cal l . 4 condern. Sand 'esume to Sales Manager 2445 Brown Rd Orion. Mich 48359

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TRUCK DRIVER/LASORER 2 yrs experience, chauftour. * oenae required Appkcatun* bemg acoaptetl between tOaai-Spm Pre* ttaettan Nubbar 12326 Stark Nd

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24244 Ford Rd . Garden City

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TECHNICAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

THE EMPLOYMENT CONNECTION

485-3900

Jto Plymouth Ml 48170

BOOKKEEPER SECRETAR> For Novi CPA arm" Fu l t ime 9-5pm Non-smokmg offlca Man resume to P O Box 765 Novi Ml 48376

BOOKKEEPER SECRET ARY Excellent opportunity H*S to, experienced mdnndue. Cal Gtone Dtormarn Century 21 East

286-5800 Ext 378

B O O K K E E P E R - T R O * bookkeeping experience on account* racawaba w p m PC

COLLECTOR Are you saa -cn ing for a challenging

Are yov looking Ipr a com. pany lo grow wiih"" Do you want tc eem S i5 ,000 - tX i 000 p w >eer 7 B the answer s lo t h e s e oues t tons a r e yes we we lcome you t o apply ' tar one of MX p o s i t i o n s B a s e c o n your e x p e n a n c a you can e r l a your own paycheck For i n l o r m d i o n type 45

L t i . h«pix » T 4 I S S K S T " ^ 7 % An E q u a Oppor tuni ty Employer

CREATIVE PERSON with writing edit ing, word procaa*-mg 4 admm«stra»ive akiks t o work for VP 4 Owactot oi Marke lmg Pre-fer re la ted 4 /ear d e g r e e asaoc ia tee

Fuk bene f i t s ' w ^ t , :

Send reeume K P S . P 0 Box 306 Troy Ml 48083

A VARIETY SPOT! FEE PAID - S22.000

SOUTHFIELD - modern compeny need, good a l around ae-sa te r t to 2 executnw* w a need good typmg kgnt shorthand. Word Parted _otus '23 a s pkisi Good benefits 649-6797 or 982-0505

DOROTHY DAY PERSONNEL. INC.

BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT Growing SouthflelO property man-sgemerrt company needs ambitioue sea-starter* lor entry Wvw poe. Pons, fu l 4 part tana Caa Carta at

352-7150

BUSY DESIGN arm need, organised Gm Friday a b a to work on her own t ypmg kgnt bookkeeping. Salary oommeraurate wrth experience 20-25 hours par eeek *-ov-Br mmgham araa Pisasi ca l 9-5pm Mon-Frt and lei

649-6649 PERMANENT STAFF

Taylor 246-9200 Livonia 591-2221

CAN WE HELP YOU? | 0 o c x ^ starting ai »10 40C

tar Entry toval d l the way tc #25 000 tar experienced Executive Secreiar a s A l Service Charges are Paid B, the Companiea Many d tha benekt packages mctucto tumor remburse-

througfiout the Metro Detroit v e a For mora mlormauon ca l 644-4800

SNELLING & SNELLING CLERICAL ASSISTANCE To Opera-

CREDIT CLERKS • [PART TIME I

Ean- axt r* m o n e y 1or the nokday . by f^rwvs our P lymouth heedoue- -l a r . staff far t h e nokday seesor, We have p a n urn* pos i t ions e v a d a b a for ndtvkduais with g o o d c o t m n . catmr s k a s s o m e e r i c a and da ta

wsa-orgarwed person with dais sn- Work Mon - F S 0 0 p m - 9 15pm S try s k a . good math aptitude ' vxur* on Sat. a n d oc-c ssaor-.af Sun-Wrong writing skint and capable d days Can M r . _.us«ri ar 45.1-5227 handkng vanoua tasks Send -spry atorxs with aalary requirement, to Assistant P O Box 9038. Uvonia Ml 44151 WINKELMAN'S

An E q u d Opportuni ty Empunrw

i HOME G SERVICE GUIDE en PEAOLIWO; 4 P.M TUESDAY FC P " " ,;» S DAY EDITION / 4 PM FRIO AY FOR Y EDITION

9 Aluminum Siding 33 BMg. A Remodeling 24 Basement Waterproofing

33 Bldg. ti Remodeling 40 Cabinetry & Formica 66 Electrical 71 Firewood 99 Gut ters AAAA ALUM/VINYL SIDING Trim. Guitars Shutters. Repairs 20 Yrs Exp Free EM Lie Ins Oakland Cty araa At ima Entarpnse644-3735

AAA/ALUMMUM/VWiYL SlCHNG Tnm gutters, rsplacament windows doors, deck, garsge. rspsvs U c ' t o * FresEst Ken, 421-3816

ABSOLUTE LOWEST YEAR END SAVINGS

Aluminum 4 Vlrvyt Siding Gutters. Bay* 4 Bows Polytex Vinyl Windows

Licensed • Insured • References

D.T.L. ENTERPRISES

425-8608

WET BASEMENT PROBLEMS?

NATIONWIDE SINCE 195B FULLY WARRANTED

LICENSED & INSURED

B-DRY SYSTEMS 978-6277 MACOMB

581-2720 WAYNE

644-4855 OAKLANO

27 Brick, Block, Cement

ABLE ANO READY TO WORK WITH YOU

Home Town Builders 309 Blunk. Plymouth

e ADDITIONS e KITCHENS e BASEMENTS e DECKS

Deal direct with owner and gel lop quality at affordable prices

459-3232 Free Estimates - Lie /Ins

ALCOA ALUMINUM A small CO offering ex cedent work manshto al a raaa pnee Free eat Do own work 464^1545 953-0399

A FREE 4 FAIR ESTIMATE on s* cenwnt, brick 4 btoca work Porches walks driveways chim-ney. 4 patios Gtosa block* 4 brick

a r * Reai dan t a i 4 Commercial Lie 4 m* Ca l anytime 534-1570

Aluminum & Vinyl Siding, Trim ft Gutters

A* Work Guaranteed e FuBy insured e Retarences

BRICK WORK cemenl work, tuck-nitmp. brick pavers masonry ra-

p e * * wood deck* No iob too smal ' Lie Plan*»-N-Board* 486-1122

Crastwood Construction 5 5 3 - 2 5 2 0

ALUMBNUM 4 VINYL SiDfNG Trim 4 m w i i l guttar* Replace

MANNING CONST

V»fYL 4 Alum aiding Clutter* tr im anetoeure* rooRng 4 related work

471-2600 12 Appiianc* S«rvic«

QUALltY APPLIANCE SERVICE •Oryars

843-3450 or 454-122*

15 Asphalt A 4 J ASPHALT PAVING CO

9ealcoafmg 4 - s p a r . Comm 4 Ras A l work auarsntoed Caa now tor free sat >2* S'46 or t-344-7

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073 7*5-2011

PAVEMASTERS mi Nov Ouaaty **

Caa 534-9*25

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TYPfS OF WaTfRP«OOfSr t

Patsr Maua 47S-19

A-1 WATERPROOFING

Chimneys Repeved or bt l f t nee

A FAMILY BUSINESS

RON DUGAS BLDG. 8846 Crown - Uvonia

a A PERSONAL TOUCH e KITCHENS VANITIES COUNTERS

BASEMENTS DOORS REPAIRS VINYL 4 PELLA WINDOWS

Lie 4 insured 28 Tr Experience

421-5526

HOME IMPROVEMENTS Basement, r o o f * etoc plumbing: etc na work comm'l renovation

| "c m* 15 yrs Raas ate. Ca l I C Robert* 422-9062 or 534-8924

HOMESTEAD BUILDERS NC Kitchen, batha addit ions rsc rooms rep lacement w indows dee* . Licensed insured and reputaba 477-3632

R.EC ROOM KITCHEN 4 BATH SPECIALISTS An Remodeling

476-0011

AAA KITCHENS 4 BATHS COUNTER TOPS ' 4 CABINETS

FRANK RASHID Days 474-3846 Eves 474 -5652

SIGNATURE WOODWORKS I Custom furniture 4 c a b . ne t .

Woods 4 l a m i n a t e s Par toc t romst m d a s ^ n 4 execut ion 872- 7164

41 Carpets

TON* REA CONSTRUCT ION CO Complete xricher, remodeling Cus-tom cabinets 4 counter tops Free estimates Senior diec 581-OSS 7

3 9 C a r p a n t r y

ABSOLUTELY ALL HOME REPAIRS A-l WORK A-i PRICES

AddiOons partitions. paneMmg etc 35 yrs nr. aree Re* 4 Comm Lie

H M Rosa 4 Sons 477-4170

A KITCHEN SPECIALIST Rdacmg or New Catwats

f : or mica Couniara

* 3 2 6 - 5 0 2 5 *

ROOF LEAKS STOPPED Senior Cltaen Discount

CROWN CONTRACTING 427 3981

DOGONSKI CONST Br ick B lock. Cemen l Work Porchea Driveways CMmneys

Foundation. Excavation « Naukng 1 * 4 med 537 1833

ORiVEWkYS porchea. foundations

» S ' | f | F'OSESt UNIVERSAL CEMENT CO

EMM CONTRACTING INC Cement ft Masonary

A.C.I. Carpentry 4 BATH Si

COLONIAL C A R P E ' S Carpe t s Luneotoum 4 H a r d w o o d

Sales Service 4 ms tMa t ion C a l Sieve at 945-10«7

42 Carpal Cieening

AFTERGLOW P r o f e s s i o n s ' C a r p a l . u p h o l s t e r , Cleaning Living Room x a * 424 B e d r o o m ; ( 1 4 T ruck M o u n t

STEAM CLEANED 4 73-5*80

AN ALPINE FRESH CARPET j s team ciaenang service 2 r o o m s 4 na l $35 truck moun ted e q u i p m e n t i Any sofa S30 Any Hi a a i s i 125 Any cha* 120 Paaa d d e a n 422-0258 !

144 Carpet Laying 4 Repair

Basements, Kilchans 4 Baths « ANOYMAN JOE Licensed 4 insured 624-7879

AFFOROABl E ALTERATIONS RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION

DrywiM - Doors - Partitions Bath Basements Smce 1964

|For the Loweat Pncal 261-1427

A HAMMER FOR HIRE

• KITCHEN

Bachcraft 4 Pioneer Cebmefry C r s f t l r a Wtodows

Lie 4 insured 20 Yr . Experience

' 4 2 7 - 4 4 4 3

CONTRACTOR Reived Luceneed Complete Remodeeng to. Bathroom* Additions n Enctoewaa Awnangs ale

M * - t * 8 1

ALL AMERICAN CARPENTRY kitchen. 4 basarrant . 20 Yr* E> perienee Door* windows mt Ext pkimtMng 4 aaactncai

BARRY S CARPENTRY SERVICE 10 Yr . Exp Ret Ramoosi Special i d Kitchens baths beeement* Free Ed Work guar 474-8559

• W s t o r p r o o h n g WORK MYSELF FREE ESTIMATE

346-OOM

ITALO ROM ANA CEMENT CO 40 Yrs asp Oarage JUiewey* peao Oersgs Bonded i s v s 478-!

LAMeeRTO COK«TRUCTlON ALL TYPES OF CEMENT No Job To Big Ot Smaa

Fraa fa t i * I maurao « » J » i

totes Alaork auer b t t w

BASEMENT LEAKS W P A M O

JO I Jensen 474-8224

MELONIO BROS. CEMENT CONTRACTORS

34 YEAA4 EXPERIENCE

Garage. Drt»ewey. Petto l-\ a- Ik -LrJL I B l n - l i KORCNEE, DTICK A w o e *

Uc . Bonded ft Ineured Free Esttmetee

261-0665 or 261-5021

EXPERT CUSTOM REMODELING • LICENSED BUILDER

• BIRMINGHAM 4 BTOOMFCIO • BEACHUM EN T PR 861 -4*24

Beautiful Finished Basements

20N cm quaaty wors contract now srork can t a rompieied tor the noa asys Elect Pkjmb haatmg car patmg pamimg kvci R d Free Ear

462-2353

ALL INSTALLATION * REPAIRS I work Guaranteed

4 Yr* Expenenca Caa Dove 421-SUQ

AN"' C I W INSTALLATION >2 YEARS EXPERIENCE

471-6078

55 Chimney Cleaning, Building, Repair.

Chimneys Bum new 4 repa* >

Will beat any price! Senior citizen discount

ucensed 4 insured BEST CHIMNEY CO

Dearborn - 292-7722 Southfield - 557-5595

CHIMNEYS PORCHES BRICK RESTORATION

Rebu.ii Repaired taeks Stopped Tuck Pomnng Fteafwig* Cleaned 4 Screened AL Work Guanmissf l Erse Estimates Lean aad msurad

82B-27M

57 Chrtstmas Trees 5000 CHRISTMAS TREES j

Youptok We Off 430 a up t- 75 Ctorkston exit 91. N sn M-15. 1 maea toft on Reftatoa i a i Roetv 1 mas OeBykom Nov 23rd

63 Draperiee SHpcovara/Ctng.

CUSTOM DRAPERIES

25 Yrs Exp My workroom

ALL ELECTRICAL REPAIRS f ANDREWS FIREWOOD LIVONIA GUTTER 35 YRS EXPERIENCE W s l T a a n n a a mutod hardwood S ^ t o s s gut ters w i n g . . .

Licensed end naurad Violations 48C face cord SxBx 16-18 Mt.ee toe*, etaanme S Ml r * w * 9r Cm^. M r x a a iange* decoratrvs 4 se- sd lwood S30 face cord Free dekv- tan Dtocount* F-ee £*• 474-«gig CXX1TV kghhrig seraor cJKrwr dto- ery nearby 459-465' count I — —

° - < ? M a s s x 3 H m f i S £ £ o o i ! Z & 5 5 9 - 0 3 1 5 Daavery or Ptekup

ELECTRICIAN NEEDS Tour Work ! No tob too ama* Caflmg tons

220 Unas -spars etc . I Caa Gary 7 days 532-8800 •

J. C.- Price Electric No tob too big or smaa

489-4206

474-4*22

102 Handyman Male/Female

Sr Citizen Dacounts

ROWE ELECTRC 4 SUPPLY Etoctnc Contracting 4 Suppaaa

33*20 Van Born. Wayne 72 i -40*0

99 Excavating ' BASEMENT WATERPROOFING -

• FAIR PtNCES' " EXCAVATING •

T-enchmg - Gradrng • Hedtog rsek ar Const 535-1$7 4

SEASONED FIREWOOD [ 4 * 8 . 1 6 - 1 8 1

2 cords tor • 100 deavarec 563-7048

SEASON FIREWOOD V 8 V Tree Sarvtos

532-8*63

AAA OUALfTY WORK-Home msm-tonance Gutters cleaned Stoctiicst, pfumbmg drywal camtmg 0 J Hanoymar S « - 3 7 5

I ASSOH-rTELt ALL HOME "FCX.OS i 4 mstaaahons Ptumtsng. Etoetnc

Carpentry « MuO- Much Mora HANDYMAN JOE

J 1 insured 62S-78^-9

•1 Floor Sarvica A BETTER FLOOR SANOiNG X » F «

0N3 Boors OL* specialty Slam work j

A-1 HANDYMAN Elect new plumbing carpentry 8 cods violation corrections LIC- ' m *

: Bob 2 t i -f i4f»

A-1 WOOOFLOOFIS We m e w l aand 4 * n a h di rypsa bf

0LMT-ALL Home Care 4 improvement

Pamtaig. Orywa*. N a t o m Etc. -: Phone snytime 3S3-4«a8

EXCAVATMG Grading Back n o . woak TrancMng - Pipe PMBng 4 Trucking BK> OR SMALL j O e S HACKER SERVICES 4 7 4 - 8 8 "

QUALITY SERVICE SINCE 1946

— ~ ~ — - " • " - w—l—~ . HOME REPAIR 4 tM«*«OVEMEkfT I •> Estimate caa 352-8049 ; LKtoneed k M * OuMrty w<

: I Large 4 Smaa Jobs HUa S 4 C 1 * 0 0 0 FLOORS Baths Addaiona aval maun 1 0 1*4 experience metal koors snd othw rafi an I

Mr id mam.4 "nan Owned 4 Ooer BENCHMARK M k M i l 274-1773

" O N E REPAIRS

EXCAVATING • s n d v n g Sswwi Wssatonea Psrkng Lots Septic Tsnkx

: or our* F ras set Your I

534-7*29

65 DrywaR

52 Catering-Flowers Parly Planning BALLOONS' BALlOOtoS

ORYWALL 4 PL AS TE RING New I Raper . Hand or Spray Tea

. turmg AccuabcdCdl Uc Guar 30 *r* Exp 543-0712 or 842 *5 *3

VtNCE S PLASTER 8 DRYWALL REPAtftS

'ourvque Psrty Express 529-0158

471-2600 CARPENTRY FIMBSN OR ROUGH 55 Chimney Cleaning. w a r ,

HOME IMPROVE ME NT

IT COSTS NO MORE to get

workmanship act wRNNta d

SMALL WORLD SMALL JOBS

DONE EFFtCtOlTLY 4 PROFIOENTiy

SY A LICENSED CARPENTER

WALT 525 1707

ALL CMIMNEv Work Caps f * j e Pipes anca Work

476-0011 A L W A V S A C t E A N S W E E P

CAPS I SCREENS *4STALLED MILLER S CLEAN SWEEP

66 Electrical AAA I E l C C T R O A N

Caa Mark 47* -> *a*

Chimneys 471-2600

40 Cabinetry 4 Formica

HAMILTON BUILDERS Can 55a-5590 24 hrs

ALL FORMICA kitchens bathe a*

471-2600

ROOF LEAKS STOPPED

CROWN CONTRACTING 417 -3*81

MtOH NAT CHIMNEY S W E E P tawAi O s m p w s R e p a i r .

O u a a ^ a e d s * m a a s m e u r a d Lie 1*277*1. 454-3*57 531 * *

A 4 A ELECTRK Ras I C « a i | * b r a e a w 8 » panea .vug, vutattone Uc Lata

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BILL OKLER ELECTRIC tat I C a a m LA: 4 me tc iriatoti w m oto noe^aa

•4-8713

72 K a a e E R l Y FENCE

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akMa 8 legible S o u t h f i e l d a r e a J o y c e

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RECEPTIONIST L a r g a UvonM ' shnlaaa la i n e a d a cor-p o r a t e r e c e o u o n l a t l o a n s w e r s w i t c h b o a r d g ree t v is i tors 6 d o mlsc p r o j e c t s a s aaa ignod CordMI d e m e a n o r a n d prn toaa tonM a p p e e r e n c a e s sen t i a l Mus t h a v e g o o d at-t e n d a n c e r e c o r d , d e m o n s t r e b l e m s t h a p t i t u d e a n d s o m e typing t .

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t e l e p h o n e e t i q u e t t e Must d o t y p m g P l e a s e s e n d r e e u m e m-m g e x p e r i e n c e 8 w e g e require-

m e n t t o Con t roSe r P . O Box 9066 F a r m i n g t o n HM*. Ml 46333-9066

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3 5 7 - 0 6 4 8

RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY Par t t l m a Light typing, M n g . c o m -pu te r in -pu t S o m e axper le r tce p r e -f e r r e d 1:30PM daily 3 5 6 - 6 0 0 0

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An Equal Oppor tuni ty Employer

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An E q u M Oppor tun i ty Employer

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RECEPTIONIST - F u l t ime Accu-r a t e typ ing 8 g o o d c o m m u n i c a t i o n akMa n e e d e d tor a Birmingham Title I n s u r a n c e a g e n c y 2 5 6 - 5 5 3 0

RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY Muat b e a c a r e e r minded self s t a r t * with g o o d o rgan i za t i ona l skills P l y m o u t h a r e a 4 5 5 - 8 7 9 0

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7 3 7 - 7 0 2 0

RECEPTIONIST/ SECRETARY

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RETAIL SALES POSITION i ' e a f t r - a l e l s e b e c k g r o u n d neiphxi P f y m o u f h S I M 4 5 5 - 6 7 0 0

SALES MARKETING » I

c o u n t » e r . l c x < 8 i MopiUM'it Exp FORTUNE 1000

a l e b a c k g r o u n d h a l p M For view c a l Mr Yukaa 561 5 6 1 - 5 1 9 0

RETAIL SALES - Help p e r t ' f u a u n a i m m a d i a M atar i Expa r i enoe pre-. M r r e d SouthltoM Ft Fermingtcm H*N

3 5 4 - 4 5 0 0

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C o m m k e o r * t S e n d r s e u m e orky

1625 S Woodward Ave S u m 2 1 0 S M I 4 6 3 C 2

CONSIDERING A CAREER

For c o f t o e 8 conve r sa t i on . Ca* Denrv* Cohoon 6 2 0 - 6 0 0 0

DRIVE A MERCEDES Wear Tailor M a d e C t o t h M Earn 8H3.000 Par M o n t h fin a n cafl 3 1 3 - 4 5 6 - 6 3 1 2

EARN 825 .000 PLUS - Your First Year m M e r k e u n g Trammg Look ing tar Lhrome. F s r m m g i o n 6 F * m « ^ -

I HRe f toaideri ls We e r e e M n g ta t ram a n d won . witn rou Cafl 4 7 6 - 0 0 0 6

EARN 840 .000 » Local n o m a improvemen t c o m p a n y m m o k m g tar a t rong eloeara Work • o o n N r n e d by a p p o i n t m e n t o r k r Top

i m w o n i p s t a C a f l D s v i d M 5 2 2 - 4 5 0 0

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DORSEY BUSINESS SCHOOLS

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"FASHION JEWELRY-SALES PERSON

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a c c a m l s Salary plua c a 820 0 0 0 - 8 3 0 OOO first year ErMnarve t r ammg. p r o t e c t e d M r m o -

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Arm Arbor Rd Plymouth

d a y * a n d n igh t s Salary lo 88 an hour Apply 2 - 4 p m . Morv-Fn. S M M c o m e r of Haggar ty

WORD P R O C E S S O R 5 0. Mul t i -Mete Shor t a n d

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W O R O P R O C E S S O R - e x p e r i e n c e n e c e e e a r y Plymouth To 122 .000 / yr Cafl J a n e M U M F O R C E 4 7 3 - 2 9 3 1

WORO P R O C E S S O R Medical c a r v ter Up t o 811/Nr C a * Laura al UNIFORCE 6 4 6 - 7 6 6 2

W O R O P R O C E S S O R S

TO $9 PER HR. Lotua 1-2-3 k k c r o e o h Word

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ARBOR TEMPS 459-1186

50 TELEMARKETERS "Needed Immediately"

S6.00 per hour Vacat ion Pay Bonuses

Ho l iday Pay Group Medica l • Word Processors • Data Entry Opera to rs

GENERAL MANAGEMENT SERVICES

14700 Farmington Rd.. Suite 104 Livonia. Ml 48154

427-7660 m A q e n c y E q u a l O p p o r l e n - f y f m p l o y r r Nr -v r . a

RECEPTIONIST 5WITCHB0AID OPERATOR P a n - t i m e

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THE

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Schoolcraf t Uvonia . Ml 4 8 1 5 0

WORD PROCESSOR

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SNELLING A SNELLING FARMINGTON HILLS

YOUR SKILLS PAY

HOLIDAY BILLS WORO PROCESSORS

S10.00/HR

CHIL IS NEW STORE OPENING Now h e i n g a* posi t ions

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• P e i d v a c a t i o n s • Tuition aaamtsn l p r o g r a m

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COMING SOON

WONDERLAND BIG BOY {Wonderland Mail)

GRAND OPENING i m m e d i a t e o p e n m g a are evaaaOM o n t h e d e y A mgfit •nfl ts tor M p o e t H o n s F ie sAM h o u r s 6 d a y s to Ik your s c h a d u M Apply at our Plym-o u t h a l Fermimgton R d a Big Boy

4 2 1 - 4 3 4 9

MOUNTAIN JACKS Farmington HHIs

a n o w Ikrtng

•BUSSERS • HOSTS/HOSTESSES

Appry m p e r s o n Mon-Fri

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NATIONAL INSURANCE C O is e x p e m k n g Sta r t .own a g e n c y per t

- Unas Trammg a n d 5 5 7 - 3 2 6 6

ART GALLERY O u t s i d e sa les very u g h s a r n m g a . muat h a v e p r o w o u t a t a s aaMa r eco rd No art e x p e n e n o e n e e d e d T e s t a m color 6 b e l a n c e impor t an t Ceflmg on c o r p o r e t e p r e e i d e r m •tea a d v e n c m a n i wkf g rowing r a -t ional f ine ar t* c o n x w n y Mr John

5 6 5 - 4 X 1

ASSISTANT MANAGER 6 Sa le s P e o o M A Cael i ler i lor Okman/ ie i ' i i • p e o a r t v s to r e E x p e n e n c e pre-torred Cafl lOem-Spm 4 7 8 - 6 3 3 3

ASSISTANT MANAGER Are you looking tar a c a n

i of-'wki a i ob7 We. « J o a n Bar m tha Twelve Oel ia Ma* » a v e an m -m e d i k i a o p e r w i g tor a br tgnt . ene r -g e t i c A a e x t e n i M a n a g e r T r a m M

NOW HIRING kj* u m a wen p a r s o n s per t t u n e c o o k s 6 bua p e r s o n s P i e e s e epp ly m p e r s o n Mon -Frt 2 -4 p m K e n n y ' s 6 1 6 0 C a n t a n Can ta r

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APPLICATIONS FOR C o o k . Bua P e r s o n s 8 D i e h w e M w a Oey -vgh t s

t s t t I c o o k FULL TIME

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C O O k S A WAITSTAFF RocfcM Eddy a * k a e g o Harbor

6 f o - 7 1 7 1

IMMEDIATE COUNTER Ham - tofl 6 p a r t t u n e fleattM hour* (Ves t lor c o f l e g e a k i d e n m Apply B a g * Fac-tary 2 4 5 5 1 W 12 M M South M M

O L G A ' S KITCHEN Laurai P * k Piaca 6 Mi & Newburgh

Now f e r t m d a y a h k l Hos t s c o o k a 8 utflRms 8 5 00/"hr l e g h t M R . c o o k s 6 u t a n i e e 8 4 75/Nr We tram Fu* or par t U m e C a * a f t a r 2 p m 464-1400

p 0 8 t t 1 0 n a v a i l a b l e

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EL NIBBLE NOOK 27725 W 8 Mile

Uvonta, 474-0755 PRESTIGE CLUO

Bua B o y s Bus Guns A C o o k s Cafl Mr S a m s Agemv al tar 4 p m 537-3000 Oi app ly M 2 2 0 2 5 W 8 MM

COUNTER HELP

WOLVERINE

358-4270

506 Halp Wanted

ASSISTANT COOk A

d M m m Friday mor range / ee r ty af-tamoona s b m o i m h 840->700

after 2pm N e m o i Ber 8 G r R 300 Ran Can. Dek-oR

BANQUET BARTENDER NEEDED

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w a 6*7 W Ann V -OWOS AppN Mon -8 Aak tor Jeanne

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3 1 3 - 3 4 6 - 2 2 6 3 An EquM Opoor t imky E m p t a y e r

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8 6 5 - 6 1 8 1

ATTENTION Due ta C o e x p a n a o n Hoapitaflly C o m m u r v c k f i o n e G r o u p w k a d d 2 p e o p t o ta ow local o f f ice w h o c a n a ta r i work true w e M G o o d a r a t u d e

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off ice m Fa rme tg ion p a r t oI en • Mrgeet real a e t a t a c o m -

p a n y T r a k s n g p r o g r a m s a n d re-

told Aak tor Mr Sawder Fe i r i i a i g t an /Fa rme ig iw i h f l r

REAL ESTATE ONE. 4 7 7 - 1 1 1 1

FULL OR p a n n m e N k p a rwi ted Earn 8 2 0 - 8 3 0 en kr H o m e p a r t y pMn J s . s k by Per* L a n e w m a

n s e d s d n o d e k v e n e e A n o ckah 5 3 3 - 5 3 3 1

f u r n i t u r e s a l e s

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A GREAT PLACE TO WORK W e a * i ram you A atari you o n a long term isgh m o o m e c a r e e r C l a s s e s s tar t ing Now Cafl Tarry. Real E s t a t e O r e . 3 2 0 - 2 0 0 0

HIGHLY MOTIVATED S A L E S

tar l e e k n g ttki eloper P r o v e n t r a c s r e c o r d m new h o m a aame r e q u i r e d S e n d r e e u m e ta B o i 6 5 6 O b e e r v e r A Eccent r ic M e n e p e p e n . 30251 S c h o o l c r a f t Rd . 46150

HOW MUCH $ DID YOU MAKE

LAST WEEK? FREE LEADS

Tom C o l e m a n Morv-Fn ton ta 6 3 0 p m

81.000 I a g s n l * m Although b a c k g r o u n d m a y m a d e nka k ind of

a g e n t s m a d e 82 .000 d e 8 3 000

A U T O S A L E S

(1) T k M

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3 1 3 - 3 6 6 8 2 6 2 o» w o r s m g S a t u r d k y a 6 S t m d e y s Apply m p e r s o n ta R C h a u d o m

Lou L e A O i e O w v r o M I - S u O e r u 4 0 8 7 5 P V h o u t k Roed

BEGIN A NEW SALES CAREER

* TOUR naade w e m m 830 000 d o n i read on Are you etaady oi'gawoad 6 t a ed tn aaMsi Oik compeni kaa I

Eammg 81500 82000

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STOYAN S INN A JOEY S COMEDY CLUB

are now a m — k s i y eppocekune tar w a i t a t a M , C o c k i a n S e r v e r s

1 7 t »

HOSTESS S p m - K t a m 86 .Hour CaMeer 1pm. 1 i p m 86 H o w • flpa * u » panaon 5pm-11pm SLHour .

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476-7007 CM1S.0RENS SHOE SALES

F iM/*ar t ame Di tan. Oaky Sun 12 So

I NEED 10 ENTREPRENEUR Type p e o p a amo mart to be wealthy TNs I* an • n e n i a u m M company flkfl'perl nme Fufl •reining Cafl 2 4 k r * 4 6 6 - 6 3 4 0

IT ALL AOS Uk TO * GREAT JOB' am h i ton. i

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REAL EST ATI SALES [ ° f f D R A I N I N G

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C E N T U R Y 2 1 T O D A Y

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SALES EXECUTIVES Se4 i

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1604) 730-9064

SALES PEOPLE NEEDED m our emMl appkanoe 6 atactrorsc deportment Fufl t lma graat beneflk peckage greei opportimiTy tar sd-vencement Apply m person. ASC WarehouM. 20325 O c r w o Lake Rd Farmington HMa

and enioy w o n mg with people

AARDVARK SIGNS 4005 N Woodwsrc RoyM Oak . Ml 40073 or cafl 8 SO-10:30wn.

SALES REPRESENTATIVE -

company PC Contact Mr Lous

START AT THE TOP Now Interviewing For A Few Select Position*

FREE* PRE-LICENSE COURSE We ofter the biggest & best license Bm.iOO< m the state. Dey or evening rteteea tailored to your schedu'e. Classes starting rxw.

" Small refundable material charge • Full-time in-office training to help you

to a fast start • 2 Livonia locations • in-office relocation depar tment

Har t fo rd Sou th , Inc.

Call the Proven Professional Frank O'Angelo

H I 1 1 0 0

CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITY For nearly 40 years a tradition of quality Real Estate Brokerage has been our Hallmark at:

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Rochester Bi l l J a m n i c k 651-3500

T r o y / B i r m i n g h a m B l o o m f i e l d Hil ls J a c k C l o u d 689-7300

Ply m o u t h / N o r t h v i l l e / C a n t o n J e r o m e De laney 455-6000

West B l o o m f i e k X F a r m i n g t o n B i r m i n g h a m / B l o o m f i e l d Hi l ls

Paul K o e p k e 851-5500

WEIR. MANUEL SNYDER & RANKE. INC. REALTORS

I N T E R E S T E D IN S E L L I N G

R E A L E S T A T E ?

ASSOCIATE WTTH TWO GENERATIONS Of SUCCESS Well-trained sa l e spe r sons have on advantage!

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BIRMINGHAM BIRMINGHAM JIM SORRENTINO JOAN DOWNING

647-1900 642-2400

ROCHESTER BLOOMFIELD HILLS p h i l c a n d e l a CHRIS LEISMER

651-1040 646-1800

l a k e s a r e a WEST BLOOMFIELD c h r i s c o r n e l l JACKIE STEUER

683-1122 737-9000

p l y m o u t h PLYMOUTH j im s t e v e n s JOANNE BRYNGELSON

459-6000 453-6800

n o r t h v i l l e TROY c h u c k f a s t JAN GRUPID0 d a v e s n e l l 524-9575

347-3050.349-1515 689-3300

UVONIA JOANNE BRYNGELSOff

462-1811

OTHER LOCATIONS LLOYD EDWARDS

DIRECTOR OT RECRUITING 2efe-iooo

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S C H W E f T T E 0

REAL ESTATE

21 omcss r e a l c a r a t e o n e / .

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506 Help Wanted Setee

ROUTE SALES - - i K J O O SALES*

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OAE Monday. November 12. 1990

506 Halp Wanted Seies SALES REPRESENTATIVE

. honee - HENDERSON GLASS W « a r * • last growing w

ftane mm product Income opportu-nity ranging I tgt i i

(40C-(600 PER WEEK

• No weekends or ragOU

' t « c 2 i r ' ! •>s»o r l i

a seeking aggreeaive eeMutar Representatives a back-

ground m cellular W a i l beneficial But not raqulrad Compensat ion ta

•ad on commaalon wfth a draw dabia tor tha Aral fl

Sand raauma to c e l l u l a r d i v i s i o n

p.o. bo* ieao t r o y M l 46009

906 Halp Wanted

'wean K M e m a> Brady be-

623-2400

SALES To (30.000 Dagraa 6 t yaar o u i a m sates experience Baaa ptoe oommioeton Bsnsdts 473-7210

Steven J Greene Personnel

SeLF MOTIVATED SALESPEOPLE

O H L U i l

SIGN SALES S ^ n company aiy looking tor a highly

Ml t start ing mdrvdual background C a l Mon

u Fri. Jam-Spm 326-5000

TELEMARKETING. PART TIME

MEN & WOMEN Enpenenced in pnona caMng

Guarantaad salary • commission Retirees - College Students -

Momamakara Go wtlh Ihe srmner

Belvedere Construction TV 8-7100.(996-7100) Extension 36, Naomi

STORE MANAGER l ead ing Wornane NatlonM SpecMity O a m has oparang lor Stora Mana-gar m Waetiand Man Duties m c W M SeMng. Hiring. Training. Display. Soma travel to other stores Excat-ien» opportunity (or specialty atora maneoer seeking naw reeponsibia-i>as Cat Jane. Mon-F r l . 9 30am-6 30pm at 313-346-9035

SUPERVISOR NEEDED tor growing telemarketing company Telemar-keting salsa background t epwrad For Information cad 1-800-541-0034

TELEMARKETERS Part-Tlma company rvas immadtata 20 fir*. wk Good commu-

i skills & Mgibie handwrit ing. • C a l l Joyce 341-eaoo

TELfMARKETtNG MANAGERS experienced m manangamant need-ed. l u l tlma. «ery high earnings A * s la t jn directing national teiemarket-ing 6 lead control department Mr Hanry 566-4301

SALES REPS . OUTSIDE SALES

To Hi.OOO (baaa salary to ( 3 2 OOO pkm commission^

3-5 y s r s axparianca. Exceeent training. benefits Oagraa preferred

Raauma 29200 Vaasar. Suite 646 Ueonle. Mi 46152

Steven J Greene Personnel SPIRE SHOES la now hiring lor ex panancad Seise Peopto. Cashiers. 6 Manager Tra inss i FuH 6 part Uma posit ions sr» a ' t t s C I l 271-3600

TELEMARKETERS NEEDED By growtng National Wholesale Dia-t r t tu to r J si*-sales 4 or Fregrsnt •alas axparianca raqulrad. Wa* * * -tabdsftad cuatomar b u a FuH or par t t lma available Cad, Carolyn Adama. 353-8662

506 Halp Wanted Satea TELEMARKETER - PART TIME

Oo you aruoy chaBenge. .s rwty and oucceae' Position opan tor oupwt-anoad telemarketer tor M a n o r assign ftrm smd travel sgsncy Exparlanos p rs fe i i sd Ca* 661-3600 or 766-1902

506 Halp Wanlad Sates TIRED OF THE RAT RACE?

Ara you gsnersmng t n . income you want? Living tha Ufa styta you would Uka? (10.000 pkia. par m o . puestois with couraga to call . 468-6225

TELEPHONE SALES PROS Guarantaad ( lO /h r 4is 425-6544

WELL ESTABLISHED Occupational Madical corporat ion saaka an soar

C:. professional individual ta mer-dut practioa. Primary reaponsl-

WKty la ganarabon and development o l naw laada Previous oalea/msr-ket ing/medlcel axpartsnca raqulrad.

saa contact Lisa Lova. 754-1404

TELEMARKETING SALES LONG LINES/NETWORK

Minimum 3 yaars successful tato-markating axparianca Up lo $500 par waak plus monthly reeiduaia. 6 * 9 C opportunity, protoaslonal envi-ronmant, straight commisoioi i Sand r lauma to: Telemarketing Managar. 30500 Northwestern Hwy Sla 401 Farmington Hills. Ml 46334

TELEMARKETING SUPERVISOR/ REPRESENTATIVE

WE ara looking lor an individual t o eeiabfesh a taam to sat *>potnt -mants tor outsida satos rapreaente-tlvss m tha telecommunicat ions markat Aggressive. saM starters with cold ca«ng exparlance only nead appry Base salary and com-mission plus override Call

649-4454. axt 501 Air EquM Opportunity Employer

TELEMARKETER NEEDED - Expsrl-ance pratorrad. «rtB tram Mon thru Thur evanlnga *7 hr. BtrmlnghOTi For intervtow ca« Tarry: 433-6552

TELEMARKETING - EVENINGS Up to $7 an hour Bonuses, commis-sions ExceMnt working condi t ion Flexible houra. 476-0092

ZEE MEDICAL The targaat nationwide s«43P<ter o l First Aid and Satoty Programs to business snd toQustry la seeking a

to cov-er tha local area Estatrtiehed route, p r e l e c t e d t e r r i t o r y E a r n i n g s (20.000/S30.000 1st yr. Wa oftor i n ongoing training program, vehicle, expanaea. Madical Inauranoa. baaa and commissions. Caa Mr Kraft . Mon 9-5pm. Tues 9- 1pm, 347-2593

$100.000/YEAR ANO STILL UNHAPPY?

Experience an industry currently creat ing 2 0 * o l tha nation's rruoio-nalras with a Meatyto second to none Rated by MoneyWorto maga-zine ss tha m leverage vehicto o l tha 90 s Ca* 1-800-777-8094

WHOLESALE SALES

REPRESENTATIVE The oldest and largest caHular dis-tr ibutor in the rrndwesi i s expanding Its Wholsaato Sales 'ores Ws s rs looking for an oggressrvs s ales per -• o n wtlf i 2-3 y e a n axparience in the o—mar markat place Good phone akMa a must" Wholesale background a p lus Poeition allows tor unl imited Income potential including salary, commission, expenses and beneMs This is an exceaent opportunity tor the right person Send your reaume to

Attn. WHOLESALE MANAGER P.O. BOX 490

TROY. Ml 48098

507 H i p Wanted Part Time

ASSISTANT tor variety o* general ofltoe dunes 1-3 daya/wk Mual be flexible Can Pel . mtroMarketmg

540-5000

BARTENOER/SHORTOROER Cook Evenings 6 weekends Bowiero Lanes 4209 Cooltdge Roed. Royal Ook 549-7500

507 Halp Wanted Part Time

ATTENTION Mothers o l Children Pari Ume vending posi-tions available Clean and re«a vending mechmee. 3-4 houra each weekday a l a locat ion near your home Posil ions available In sreaa Caa tor interview K

DEMONSTRATORS tor K a k

m local super markets 540-2020

$2 MILLION IN SALES GUARANTEED!

If you've always wanted t o start a career m real estate, but fen you couldn't take e chance on a lower first yeer Income, now Is the t ime to

t startedl C M Mary Ann Grawi at 1-1900 t o f ind our about our

guaranteed sales program and st art immediately m a career field o l unl imited potent ia l

R E A L E S T A T E O N E

BUS DRIVER

Canton Township Parks 6 Beers • " o n Department. P a n - Time Driv-er needed to dr ive M.C.1. coach Salary negotiable Applications available at tha Parks 6 Recreation Daper tmeni office 1150 S. Centon Center Roed Caa. 397-5110

CASHIER - mature individual need-ed tor part Ume posi t ion sxperwnce preferred Farmington HWs. CsH Eleanor between 2 -4pm 474-6610

CHILD CARE TEACHER Addit ional preschool teachers need-ed at The Community House. Eartv

.Chl idhood Center 644-6154

CRAFT STORE part t ime Craft e«-p»rlence or register Mature peraon needed, varied hours Some day hours, some evening 6 weekends

961-9244

• COUNTER CLERKS

Pari time or after school 6 Sal For locations m w BloomieW 6 B.r-mwgham Apply at Mai Kal Clean-ers. 4083 W Mapla At Telegraph ot 4307 Orchard Lake Rd Crosswtnds Mall 537-8052

DRY CLEANERS - Farmington K H s Seeks mature person tor counter •ua or part time a f l emoons lent tor student or ret iree 661

EARN CHRISTMAS MONEY NOW Chooee your own hours. Work per t i«ne 6 earn lu* l ime pey Cea Now Mr 8urka. 421-1141 or 637-2444

FUNERAL HOME needs matu re man or woman for p a n ume help, some days and evenings Vasu Rodgers 6 CorweH Royal Oak/Birmingham area 549-0500

GENERAL MAINTENANCE/Handy person Snow removal, etc Apart-ment community In Farmington HMa 4 7 1 - & 1 1

G O O D Y E A R D E A L E R . Westland

Is taking applications (or par t t lma sales help Af lemoons 6 Saturdays ideal tor coaege studanta. Contact Jeft at 721-1610

HARDWARE SALES - Part Ume. flexible hours, meal tor retirees Apply m person: Methison Hardware 31535 Ford Rd Garden City.

LADIES give your sell the perfect gin. your own business. Sad Undercover Wear Lingerie at home parties. Unlimited earnings. Ires trammg. smell Investment 349-6225

LEASING AGENT Enthusiastic per-son needed lor part t ime posi t ion a l luxury high rise apar tments In Bir-mingham, can 645-1191

507 Halp Wanted Part Tlma .

GROCERY PACKERS PART TIME

16 years or older WM work around school hours. * 4 25 per hour lo start Apply in person

FOOD EMPORIUM 6 MILE A NEWBURGH

LARGE APARTMENT COMMUNITY m South hew seeking P a n Time Social Director Cal l Kim. M o n thru Fr1,9AM-5pm 356-6020

ly. M u d possess good skMs ueing MS Word and Pagemaker Typing of 60 ptoe words per minute. Ftexible

elmoephere 365-2917

MANUFACTURES BANK Haa temporary openings In our Tax Proceaaing depar tment m our Llvo-ms operations oenter Ths tempo-rsry sssignmsnl mM b e I rom Nov 30. 1990 • Feb 15. 1991. wtth a work schedule of Mon.- Frt. 8:30em-500pm Poaaible placement mto permanent pen t ime posit ions win be ds ls rmmsd M ths end o4 assign-

Job requirements Include

using s calculator. For an appdlnt-ment interested n m s n n l i may contact Jan Schatz a l 462-5111

An Equal Opportuni ty Employer m/ t /h /v

MATURE PERSONS NEEDED Houisclesnlng service m Uvonle. Hours approx imate ly 6 AM-3 PM «S 50 per hour to start 476-2490

507 Halp Wanted Part Time

MELOOY MAIDS ia looking for pari tune Houae Cleaners No evenings

Training provided Good hourly rats Hokdsy bonus. mil sags peid A more UvorHs

525-9038

OUR SHEPHERD Luther sn Chad care Censer needs par i lane efter-

645-5273

PERSONAL ASSISTANT, part t ime

days per a * e k . 4 hours per day, days flexible. Apply In person to Ed OaSantla. N y t H n g a M North Nursmg Homa. 14151 E 15 Mae Rd Sterl ing Heights

PHONE SURVEY RESEARCH lor growing msurence off ice Monday Thu rsdsy even ings S t u d e n t s homemakers 6 retirees eelcoms 65/hr 650-9700

PLYMOUTH Psrt t i m e , Word Froc-cesi ing/Typis l . pood grammatical skMs s must. 3 ds .s i -6pm. occas-sional ext rs hours. 469-5999

ROCHESTER ADULT EDUCATION seeking s mature adult for evening had monitor duties Muat possess e x c i l i r l Inlsrpersonsl skMs Apply m person only. M o n -Thurs.. 9sm-4pm. Room 211, Rochester High School. 160 S Lrvernois. (N stos off Wsfton) Salary baaed on Teachers Aide schedule

MATURE RESPONSIBLE mdMdua l ; lor permanent per t Ume poeition Must be sUe t o work wea wtth pub-lic Art background helpful Apply

Frameworks ». 44730 Ford

ENTHUSIASTIC SECRETARY needed p e n t ime lor a dynamic real estate compeny I n Southfteld Hours 9 3 0 A M - 2 30PM Knowledge o l word processing snd organizational sums a must 352-4747

person Rd . C « Canton

OFFICE HELP - PART TIME Two days a weak 10-4 In Birmmg-

Fiung. light typing, some book -ng Please can keeping. I 642-1765|

SHIPPING/RECEIVING immediate pen t ime opening m our Farmmglon Hies shipping A receiv-ing department Approxvnately 15 hours per week, hi-io experience 6 chauffeurs Hcenss essential Some deliveries 6 heavy lifting mvofved Retirees welcome Caa Christ ms

, 471-5400

507 H i p Wanted Part Time

MOST EXCELLENT!

Thai s what work ing Publishing la. Exceaent pay Esoal-

~ - - Ex

H you warn a tub that pays between 64.50 and 68 00 an hour: a >ob wnh very flexIMa scheduling and out-sisnding incentive bonuses, coma to Midwest Publishing. Aa you need is s good phone voice end an excel-lent att i tude we'a supply CaB today between 5:30 -421-7435 or 559-4330

6:30 m

TELEPHONE Arisesr lng personnel Flexible hours.

Plymouth 456-7960

TO SIT with male InvaBd. Frt., Sat Sun . 7-10 PM No experience nec-essary Own tranaponat ion 64 50 Southfield Cap 354-2432

TWICE MONTHLY houae to houae dei>veay-m Lhronia

Caa Amer ican FMM Market ing 946-6520

506 H i p Wantad Domestic

A WARM loving family looking tor warm losing sitter, tight housekeep-e r carpool driver Mon Wsd & Fri 2 Children B i rmlnghsm 644-8083

BABYSITTER - expensnced reepon-uCiie women lo cere tor mfanl m my Royal Oak horns P a n t ims Dec Full time Jsnuery on References re-quired Must be nonsmoksr I Nke dogs 542-1763

find all in classif ie \

•

appliances automobiles bicycles

r . m

photo equipment pets sporting equipment

(^bsfertjcr & Hccentnc classified .

ads

644-1070 Oakland County 591-0900 Wayne County

506 H i p Wanted Pomaatic

ADORABLE GiRLS-eges 2 6 4 need I care. 3 - T d a y s s wesk

area Caa Mertanne. 373-7867

A C E NEEDED tor hendtoappad male 2 hours AM or 2 hours PM 66 per hour CsM 6

436-6323

WOMEN FOR INFANT In our Mi ld tord/Commeroe Twp horns Mon Frt. 7 30am-3 30 Own trsnsporatton 6 muet h e x rotor encee 360-1227

MATURE BABYSITTER • Fua ame tor 2 children. 6 yr. 6 7 moa m my non-amok mg Troy home 18 Mi /Oe-qumdre References Evee. 624-968*

BABYSITTER for sc tne I yesr old in my Plymouth home Mon. Tues 6 Thur*. 6.30env-5pm. fSonsmoker. references Must Mis dog 455-7451

BABYSITTER tor 2 year old gin m my home, pan Ume Wed-Thw-Fn one wees and Mon-Tuea. next week 630 par day Sterling H u 939-7364

BABY SITTER caring woman, pan time 7 15am-13 16pm tor teachers 5 yr old. M s Troy home Ca l aftar 1pm 641-9645

BABYSITTER/NANNY tor M m 7 am-Spm Mon thru Fn T e l m e p r u Square Lake area f laaponati is car-ing. nonamokar with ralarancea LJve m or out 836-4333

BABYSITTER NEEDED For 2 chil-dren Non smoker Fua-tims Refer ences Ca« after 3pm. 961-2174

BABYSITTER need to cars lor chad 5 30anv-6am m my Oak Park home Mus i have, car to drive chad to school Pieess call 541-3127

506 H i p Wanted Domaattc .

MATUBC, DEPENDABLE person to c - . t o r . 6 3 y r old «

h m * Mon. Wed-Fn ' 30am-12:30 Wmdrtdge VMage

477-0064

MATURE WOMAN lo ave-ei wHh IMS. LMjms woman. 3

Um weak W a « M V25 l b s . be sow lo m o T l r o m

c h a l r t o b e d eto 655 per da , 427-1146

NEED RELIABLE SITTER m my ' . f y i ' M M area A f t *

school. 2-3 days per week nmsa i i i dur ing k m n w r after 7pm 473-4025

RESPONSIBLE. CARING warned to cere tor intsnt 6 t odd lw

STTi^TS! hom* ^ hrs / « * . 3 days 7996

512 Situations Wanted

CERTIFIE0 NURSES AsMstsnt gartatrlc experience seeks I •arm. M Ome care wan M a w Lease tw i i i sgs a t 721-S

C H i y j CARE N W Openings For Aa

_ Lrsoma. Have QParangs For Aa Agaa rnnMtoni Environment Ca« b . - > ^ i i m .

464-6271 6pm

CHH.D CARE - reaaCMe Mom wiehee to care tor your chad KM Bma days. 16 months to 5 yrs Cea Joanne m Canton 367-1660

SEEKING ENTHUSIASTIC lady to come to our T ro , home daay e n d care tor our 2 yaw aid deut f i ter " o n -Fri 6-5 30 Alter 6 362-5048

WANTED BABYSITTER For 2 chS-® Oay* s wk. l rom lOem to

•pn i In I t * Troy v m Cell sfte- 8pm 362-0907

509 H i p Wantad Couptea

APARTMENT MANAGER. MAINTENANCE COUPLE

Pagional property management f i rm is seeking an experianced profse-

BABYSITTER NEEDED for 15 month Ok] 1 or 2 mornings m your Farm-

Son horns or mine Wia pey. or " a d s batrysnmg time w/mother

o« cloee in age child 477-6640

BABYSITTERlS) needed in m y Farmsngton HMs Homa tor 3 mo o ld FiM t ime day*, and lor) some

489-6079

tor a medtom sued development m Ihe Oownrtver arae Ouseiled candi-detes must hsvs managed at Maei a 75 unit complex 6 be expensnced n buadmg mamienance. leasmg. su-P ^ n s l o n 6 off ice work ExcaBsnl •alary, benefits 6 bonus progrsm For immsdiste constdsrsnon ssnd rssume 6 salary hlator, to:

CERTIF1EO REALTY. INC Apenment Manager Position

38345 West 10 Mae Road Suite 300

Farmington HMa. M l . 46335

BABYSITTER lo care for m , 5 month old C 4 yeer old in my Garden City home Part time Wed-Fn 7 30-5 References 425-4427

BABYSITTER WANTED 10 bebysrt ou isk js of your Hams Experience m chad care reouved Flexible hours S 5 p e r h r Caa 644-2490

BABYSITTER WANTED tor M a m M o n -Fri.. Bvmmgham area Non-smoker Must neve own car Can or

540-0653

BABYSITTER EXPERIENCED mature Individual to care tor intent Sn Birmingham condo Weekdays L igh t housewo<x Refsrsnces s muat Caa for appointment arter Nov 14 643-4634

CARE GIVER Needed for t yr ok} m m y Livonia home Part ume. 3 day*/ wk Experienced mature, reaponsi-bie 6 caring non-smoker Referenc-es required 427-2043

CHIL0CARE NEEDED 2 girls, ages 2-4. my Northvil le home. 2,3 days per «ea*. After 6pm

313-346-7789

CHILD CARE wantad. 3 girls. t ime Mon thru Thur* 25-35/hr*

pan

per week Dependable _ . . m d M d u M lo come lo my Gander. City home 522-4625

ASSISTANT MANAGER COUPLE

Dependable couple needed to asaMt m menegement of attractive apt communi ty located m g r o w n sub-urbsn sres Experience preferred, salary spt fnngs benef lu 6 oppor-tunity lor advancement

Cad between 10-5

274-4765

CLEANING M M Expensnced, Reler W BtoomAsM 6 surrounding

•raaa KsBiy 360-4198

CLEANING HONEST t ranspor ta t ion.

house 6 office clesmng. Tues 6 Sat wealdy 273-5662

DO YOU NEED HELP For Hoeoays? I love to dean Rea soneMs. reliable 6 ratorencas U n d a 595-0603

516 Ekterty Cara A Assistance

AVAILABLE IO Provide H o m . Care HousMweosg tor aUarsy Evemngs

Cea Eves "

NURST AIDE saskng long " S S I work 20 y n t expenanca CamMed.

602 L o l A Found LOST wedCmg bsnd

536-6436

VMji Mand^i large U M M<i.«eOeff/Grand R

to Seger • s 476-75 IS

Mondey. November 12. 1990 OAE * 9 F

702

nayx Ca6 Pal 922-6629 or 466-3216

516 Education i Instruction

CERTFIFKO TEACHER 6

1M thru * th grsds students m lengu-gage art> reading 6 math Bemmg-h a m / H . v w i a t i area 932-3934

GRANDMOTHER WMhaa to baby Mt. mfsnt toddtor Breaklaat. u n c f i

HOUSECLEANMG Experienced. rMMblo.

HOUSECLEANWG- Experience.

according to Mia of homs Low prloaa A* areas 477-2596

HOUSECLEANMG Leu ms do your holiday cleaning

Experienced 6 references SJiaron 326-5226

Data Entry Desktop Pubasnng DOS Word Perfect Lotus 1-2-3

Payment Plans Available APPROVEO FOR UAW TRAfNMSG

Job I

I D EA. Career Training O a k P a r k 9 6 7 - 3 9 9 3 EDUCATIONAL PLANNING Service A 4 e d e » c 6 Financier Counseling tor high school coaege bound students (313)236-6237

EXPERIENCED TEACHER wM Tutor «rw through aftn grade o l e n i s j i t i j students S« my LNoras h o m a Read-ing snd Langusgs Arts. 421-7125

EXPERIENCED TUTOR H h learning tasabamoa or tn a n g u a homee Reports. sooM studies. Mrs-guege Your h o m e / m n e 651-3606

Nutrition Wight Loaa

ROWING MACHINE — « . E j

•186 m. nerdsy 563-6636

TWO FrsrtMn Racquss Club Omni tar sals cheap WM lags. 656-2476

« TANNY Precedential Member sfap Best oftor Ptasascaa

4 7 4 - 7 5 6 5

VIC TANNV S VIP O *

2591

VK TANNY VIP Map TFLOO 650 per year renewe

427-7933

WANTED 99 peopto to toes 10-29 pourwaun 30 days Doctor rscortv

I pey you 1-800-659-4876

604 Announcements Meetings/Seminars MIKE WICKETT LIVE?

Attend Ifks powerful seminar a l 7pm on Nov I t Information 362-2424

606 Legal Notices

HOUSECLEANING Experienced thorough, conscierv

dependsWs with ex-Nancy 532-5765

HUNGARIAN LADY Looking for weskly ctoening / o b t

Expensnced 759-2968

A S S I S T A N T - " M A N A G E R C O U P L E

DspendsbM couple needed lo s s s w m management of attracthie apt communi ty loca ted In Western Weyne County Experience pre-ferred good seiery 6 opportunity lor advancement Caa betsreen 10-5

455-3&80 CARETAKER COUPLE

Wanted for Weattarid epsr tmem complex Salary 6 apartment inckided 522-3364

MANAGER COUPLE amse com-P»x m W Detroit Duties include o f f i c e . I s s s i n g . m a i n t e n a n c e . grounds etaenmn. 6 pamting Expe-rienced pra ler ted wM tram. Salary

apartment/utait las 356-2621

INFANT CARE IN MY HOME ays f 675 p

Rd Ares

5 days Experienced with referenc-aa 675 per eeek Fsrmmgton 6 Joy

522-9444

LOOKING FOR 6 dspendsbie house-

caa Sharon 273-5909

LOVING W A R M DEPENDABLE Mothsr wishes to cars for your chad Rocheetsr HMs area F l e x * * hour * Good Mesls 6 TLC. 650-6693

LOVING WARM 6 DEPENDABLE W fHoomfioSd mother wM care for

.your toddtor Mesls 6 lots of TLC Ratorencee 766-0255

MAID S QUARTERS - WE CLEAN houses, spsrtments. condoe. off lc-ss For mors informat ion csa T e m 6 please •sevemeggqgq 547-4761

N O R Y H E A S T L I V O N I A m o m o f o n e wlsnes lo bebysit part t lms Appros-Irnatofy 25 hrs Please call leeve

474-6735

PIANO LESSONS plua voKe. organ, clannst 6 percussion n your homs Popular 6 classlcM A l a«es p u n o rentM avaHsbie The Assoc of Muec Teachers 851-5423 or 526-0629

TUTOR AVAILABLE Engash. Literature. SooM StudMe. or History Elementary or Second-ary Caa 642-62T9

519 Nursing Cars AFC HOME For Ths Elderly Nawty constructed Opening soon O u M t y cars, good tood. rustic, siagar i de-cor. on beeutNul KeBy Lake new HoBy. Mich Prhreie 6 semi prtveie rooms CelO 13-634-370i

520 Sacrataril A Business Services

ACCURATE EXPERT typist 2 0 * yrs experience etaf m your Livonia or aree off 6/or Ssts. 9-4pm $ 6 1 * 522-4511

ACCURATE typist. 65wpm, amptoymant m your Uvorae area offtoe Weds 6 /o r Seta.. 9 -4pm S8 per h t x * 522-4511

BANANZA STORAGE hersby g»es notice of aquidabon tor proparty contained M compsrtmant a s 8 6 21. owned by Mr RE Jones

THE KAR FOUNDATION Armusl re-port * avaaebie tor mapectlon dur-ing regulsr husmssa hours by wry-one who so requests within 180 days of pubAcauon of (fas notice Signed The Kar f o m m m i . A B Kar Presidsnt 567-5675

SOUTHFIELD AMERICANA ANTIQUES

Show & Sale Over 100 Exceptions! Exhibitors

Fsaturng Fme American Anuques

Country Furmahmgs FoM Art 8 Much More1

Soulhfisid Cnnc Center 26000 Evergreen si i 0 -> MMe

NOV. 16,17,18 • F r r - 2^9pm

Sat 12 Noon 9pm Sun 12 Noon - . a p p - '

FREE PARKING L UNCH 8 DINNER DAILV

50« OFF WTTH OE AD

706 HouaahoMGooda Oakland County

BEDROOM SET 1696. a smut _ _ $235 E n g l i s h s a d d l e . ( 1 9 5 Kawasaki 3 smeator (695 762-9093

BEDROOM SET reHow 6 twm bade, corner deek. d m i r r o r , ( 2 7 5 . 4 a s s o r t e d bookshelves ( 3 0 e l shelves 6 cupboard, (126 647-0637

ALL ANTIQUES BOUGHT Postcards, old m o m magazines antique 6 paper ttoas toy* Snaky

DESKS Ota Soke walnut 161 (775 6 Up_ 1 Oek Roe Top EnceBent Condi t ion Private 774-1667

DINING ROOM Sel chsar*. table buffet 6 chma cebsnet Caa 979-9369

THE next regular meets ic o l The Board of Directors of the Suburben MobMlty Author i ty lor regKmei Treneportabon (SMART) is sched-lAad tor Tuesday. Nov 13lh. 1990 si 2pm m the Authority's msln comer-ence room oca lad on tha 13th Itoor of the First Nations! B iMd l r ^ 660 Woodwsrd Ave Detroit mi 46226

The meeting • open to the pubM: snd copies of ths sgsnds wM bs avaaeMs 48 hour* prior to the

OH SUSANNAk

Grand Opening Nov 15 11-9 570 N Woodsierd. 8«r ivngham Antiques toe srt. dried hower*.

• ths . glasssrsrs Hnens. gr f t i garden fumnura etc An excit ing new shop by Brands j Henderson

OLD ORIENTAL RUGS Warned any sue or condi t ion Csa

1-600-443 7740

COLONIAL SOFA - Country style biua pieto Fie> Si Uon. i lOO After 8(

eel Good conta-ins 348-6546

COUCH, chocoteN brown. 1 yr o U perSsct condmon recimer (100 U o v

1300 &wge mg 286-5347

COUCH country B i in s i l M s m c o n a t i o n S i W

647-6823

COUCH to SI l o t 2 chair*, earth tone wood tr im Uual l t , furniture

391-5070

COUCH 91 6 LC IS sel 5 a (S66 lor i n * se* table 6 lamp excellent condi t ion 363-7096

CRIB ChSdcraft honeyoek Snlah converts l o youthbed if new (600

( 2 2 5 9133

converts l o youthbed If new 1 ses pegs 720 Pennys cetMog 1 352-2735 or 477-1

DINING Room Sel - iDrexel • * . tagei s r c e S s n condrt ior. includes chms labie I 8 chairs days 444-4040 eves, 722-7344

DINING ROUM~sa» t cha r * . china. Urge bul let J a a d Beet offer Phone anytime 557-1066

EMNiNQ ROOM SET ThomaevMa. table 2 leaves 2 arm chairs. 4 n d e chaw* - Pier Chma system t Can-i t y custom table pads (3.600/beM oftar- '81-3779

DINING TABLE.'glass (485 7 t-ece glese 6 chrome end/ cockta* tabw sel. maudee ptani srsnd 6 stagers (235

262 ' evea 666-21 IS

710 Miac. For Sate Oakland County

C H M t t T M A S S M O P

CRAFTSMAN 10- radtol sew and c a e m ( ISO or beat oftar CaB

367-1949

FORESTER WOOO b u m s M M ) maari wnh forced Ok Mower Ap-prn i i imstMi 5 yrs old EnrMlsnt condmon >425 compsato 679-0113

GAS FURNACES Aa sues Stan-dard 6 High Efttosncy modM spers orat ion FiM werranty as low OS ( 3 9 9 Financing avertable asro

GAS GRILL. (60 . eor t t -out epMp-(60 : hum«Mtar 6

( 1 5 sa 474-5170

GRAHC*ATMER CLOCK HM Pow ar smbrotoary macrane Large ana

HOUSEHOLD GOOOS knens new gin Asms ototfang All wesk

3 5 6 - 7 1 6 1

SHUFFLEeOARO- Bsr sOyls. 22 ft long Esceaent condf t ion

363-3692

721 HoapNI M a d i d

r smovsow trunk Ml.

722 Hobbtea Coins A

RADIO C O a i T R O L L f O Sl-ptane Olympic a g l ider .

ft radto6 937-6U51

RADIO CONTROLLED Boats (2) gss pmsersd 1 ready to r u n i nssUi pan t 6 ratSo After 6pm

726 M u l c l Instruments

ANTIQUE PIANO. (G STECK 1667, square baby grsnd 40' x60 ( 5 0 0 Thomss Electric Organ, doubts key-board. .CaMtomian 262 excaaans

( 6 6 0 4 7 7 - 3 7 4 7

ATTN CHURCHES Beeutam Lowry C300 Console Organ Mm new ideM tor smaB sanctuary or hsa Privase. bsM oftar over S3.790 360-1977

BALDWIN ACFSOBOOMC PlAHO Derk walnut Good condi t ion aritn bench tuning snd moving (1.060

711 Miac. For Sale

RATTAN SET 195C*. 2 couches 1 e*ia». coftae table 3 end tables m

(750 54S-6622

WANTED IRON BED fu l sue also art i f icial Christmas t res prsfer Douglas hr 7 or 7'sf l 652-6635

ESTATE SALES

HOUSEHOLD. MOVING OR .•OLMOATKM FREE APPRAISALS

48 HOUR PAY-OFF (20S FEE)

563-3931 ETHAN A ; Tsbie 2 •» (1300 Csa

LEN 70 m sfs 2 -benches Ask.

363-994

703 Crafts

606 Transportation & Travel

AIRLINE TICKETS |4| Round T r * . vead thru 1993 anywhere m Ihe U S (300 eech 454-4065 or 737-1530

NURSES AIDE Experienced • saaklng poemon WM work evenings end weekends Caa 352-2245

ELDERLY COMPANION Someone needed to drive mother to appointments run errands 6 cook meeN several day* psr week Ftsxi-b ta hours, good pay Troy Call after 6pm 847-1965

EXPERIENCED matura Housek ar t o live m 5 days Thorough Ing snd soms laundry Fsmay o l 3 dogs cats 2 work rslerances re-quired Dnve own car. BtoomhsM HMa area 644-8529

EXTRA money retiree.- student, male/tamale. lo help busy home-owner mooors 8 outdoors Flexible 1 lew h r * week Good pey 522-0220

HOUSEKEEPER wanted. 3 Hay* pel week Some baby sifting 8 referenc-ss required Non imoks r F s r m r a -lon HMs sres Csa 661-1270

MATURE COUPLE lo mansge 36 unit m wssr iand Very little work Salary pais apt No experience nec-essary No pets Send reatarts to P O Bon 52-102. Uvonta. Ml 48152

MOTEL MANAGER Soms s i per ence required Excel-lent benefits. Living quarter* mduoed Ask for Ed 565-9386

RESIDENT MANAGER COUPLE >50-250 units (20K rsngs plus apt plus perks N o t a e

B HAMIL PERSONNEL 424-6470

510 Sates Opportunities

PRIVATE DUTY NURSING CARE At home or hoapflai Also, S o o M Work

335-4770

PRIVATE PIANO LESSONS Your homs Adufts or chadrsn

Beginner* on up 893-2774

REOFORO MOM of 2 8 5 yr old wishes to care for your children hM t ime Snecks. m i M s . TLC referenc-• a 537,7114

RELIABLE HARDWORKING Women To Cieen Your Home Recant Good References

CaeOewn. 373-3818

TOP PROOUCERS If you are a Top Producer tor your company and not earning (150.000 p e r y r y t u are under paid 451-6323

In Birmingham 6om salary neg

home Mon-Frt 6-. negotiable Send quali-

fications 8 references Laursn 1986 Northtewn Birmingham, 46009

LIVE-IN Bloomfield couptaseeks non smok-ing person or coupis to Ihre-m snd Cars tor home 8 «ilant Experience In housekeeping-cleaning cooking • I c and child care rsquired Must kave references and dr ivers k-aenae Exceaent compensation Caa 393-5494

LIVE IN Chad cars and houss clean-ing FtokabM snd csrmg. references required non-smoker, good salary S3 Mile 8 ink star araa 737-3618

LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER With Private quarters

352-8686

LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER to care 'or chi ldren 8 do housework Expen-snced - nonsmoksr need only apply W Bloomfield 863-2266

511 Entertainment ANY OCCASION

Disco - Flock' Big Bands - Top 40

474-6064 Pro D J SiSO.OO/up

CAROLE'S MUSIC FOR LIFE Soto Pianist o i Ouo/Tno/Quane i Bach 10 Boogie. Jazz 8 daggles! Al Oc-casions Lessons Mao 851-3574

DO-WOP TO BARBER SHOP Acappsaa Quartet Now excepting •mgaig engagemente tor the holi-day* . For detaas caa Mark 573-7493

EXPERIENCED PIANIST M l play aasy-aalamng type music- lor your party Csa Morris 626-6817

MUSIC t o your i OJ for sa occasions Largs 8 smaa parties specialist CMIDevto

REPUTABLE MAID SERVICE aesks homes to clean tor hoadey* or any-t ime You've had the rest now try the best Shsaey Maid 756-3664

STATE CERTIFIED NURSES AIOE Desires rilght shOT Fua Ume

r r s r w f f l p fS IRES to t i s l i , s r f t l ucsbonM aciMtias. mean 8 snacks provided References available Rp-

TRUSTWORTHY

Affordable 8 experienced word pro-ceeamg, spreadsheet i raneor ipl ion 8 more tor yo<« t ini inggs letter re-port. term paper resume m c We

mg l*32L FAX. coplss msikng la-bels text merge Busktsgg cards 6 isttsrhssd. package Muppmg txak " M 8 office rentals We prmt Laser ink (at wtde carnsge

SECRETARIAL SOLUTIONS NOVI 344-0098

VILLAGE SECRETARIAL SOUTHFIELD: 557-2434

MEDICAL BILLING I want to do msursncs bMmg I6r yo i* prsctice Compmsrtzed with siate-of-the-arl software electronic transmissions, sny opeoalty Caa Wsynetts (aftsr 5pm) 961-5318

PROFESSIONAL your nee

TYPING tor SB

Par ted 8 I Aa on Word-

595-1820

SECRETARIAL SERVICES Heeum ei. Dictation. Bookksspmg

on Lotus. Word P rocass *^ Our compuler - flexible hour*

Model Office, mc 534-6762

522 Proteaaionl Services

MINISTER. Non-Oenomlns t lons l Weddings. Chnslsnmgs Beautiful ceremonies st haa. houaa Caa

4 6 6 - 3 3 2 9

AIR LINE Ticfceta Fort Meyers Fion-d a non-stop, leave Feb 16tr. return Feb 23rd (200 round trip «63-4«81

AIRLINE TICKETS-1 ' i xx to tr ip De-troit to West Palm. F la 11/22 return 11/28 Exchange 1 return ticket Weet Palm to Oetroa 11/28 tor s re-turn of 1 J/24. 25 or 26 661-2073

MUST SELL! 2 round tnp tickets to Miami Depar t , Dec 17, returns Dec 23 (400 Caa days 4*6-0534 or ansa 546-7237

NEED DRIVER TO PHOENIX 11/26-12/1 Chrysler New Yorker Oka nee Fua aacmancs 851-6039

ONE WAY Nght to Attains or Ft My sr* . R. Nov 13th for IsmaM ( 1 1 5

464-6210

CHRISTMAS BAZAAR Sat S o 17th. t 0 -4pm Croft 8 Bake Sole Lunch served Troy Christian Chapel. 400 E Long Lake. T ro ,

CHRISTMAS BAZAAR «*rr O e o e School. 29040 Shiewassee Fsrm-mgton HMs Sat , Nov 17 13am-4pm Fres Admission 476-3764

CRAFT SHOW Mercy Center inert te High School i 26600 11 Mae Rd Farmington HON. Sat Nov 24. 9-5pm 75 >uned srtists 531-3544

CRAFT SHOW Oakland Comn*m«y Coaege Sat N o v . 17lh. 10am-5pm Located at Feetherstone 8 Opdyke Rd. 1 rme E ol the Saver dome 5Gc Hon HOURLY DOOR PRUNES

FORMAL WALNUT dmmg t a b * 4 padded c h a r * , chma caOmet (575 Caa after 5pm 553-6526

BOAT 6 RV STORAGE month Plymouth lanced secured We M Save the ed' Caa

- ( 1 0 per ughted.

Wtnfc wrop-549-5563

GAS FURNACES - A8 dard 8 High Efhcency rr Jgmtton KlS warranty U 9 9 Financing avaOi

uze* Stan-w d e apark

GAS FURNACES - A8 dard 8 High Efhcency rr Jgmtton KlS warranty U 9 9 Financing avaOi sow zero

557-1121

(100 Diana 454-9458 504-2566

MPEX STEPPING Ese computer E« calient (100

reiser with condition

522-5964

GEMEINHAROT FLUTE condit ion greet pi tch ( 1 2 S 626-5109

GRANO PIANO SALE; Alter seeing the new ones come m 6 save b ig on me used onset YamMia Kassa." Bosdwwt 6 others f rom ( 1 5 0 0 Mctagsn Pisno Compeny 546-2200

GRANO Piano Slory « Oer> Ebony trsmtKmsi cabmet.'Y srnahs w o r k * (5500 firm 752-6093

MOVING SALE Ber 8 2 bar-stools 5 pc baoroom suite ki tchen t a b * 8 chair* bookshelves dtsnes pots 8 pans lamps, cherry c o m m o o s table. Ricoh typewriter togsi

HAMMOND Spmel Organ w i n bench Good condit ion ( 5 0 0 or best offer Caa 545-4793

DIGITAL PIANO New Kurzwes Mark IV m ' M S ' sequencer P<ed (3.700. asking ( 2 . 4 0 0 / b e « 652-3290

OIL Psmtmg 52 x35 ( 1 7 5 6 tray. ( 7 5 Caa

wW. custom frame " g o b i e u 464-1216

FURNITURE - Bookcases k i tchen:

TOWING BEDS - 7 di f tarsnt me-Starl your own buemees

game table 'chai rs Exceaent condi-t ion After 7pm 477-1167

MS or your own poieunoi fWrisss (8,000 450-1727 or 313-793-7445

GENUINE ORIENTAL sues Apprsaed Reduced Must s

AL r u g * va WOO. (5000

626-2425

712

G E Dutch oven, almost nearl' G E Side by side refngerstor 2-enbquas n t c h e n tab les , cha i rs Buf fe t . Household furniture m » c 399-2819

HOUSEHOLD SALE stove refnger-stor furnrt ixe. trash compactor lots ofmisc W Bloom held. 861-9061

HOUSE OF DENMARK . bed 2 rwgnistsnds. brand new Sky

375-9003 377-3636

DELTA KAPPA GAMMA Crsft Fss

November t7 9sm-apm Canton High School

8415 Canton Center Rd

KING SIZE water bed w/bookcaas neetfbosra. haeiss (175 dm-•ng room ratxe 6 cha i r * chms clos-et ( ' 5 0 washer 8 dryer. Hotpomt. Oh* new ( 3 0 0 set 474-5170

ALADOIN PORTABLE Kerosene Hsetar 8 J 0 0 B T U s Lo t * C extras ( 5 5 455-6192

PIANO Charta* Waftar con4oM be«fli»ia Quasr Ann Cherry ake new (2600 Arm 666-5137

PIANO memoes (800

STORY 8 CLARK Upright. Good condit ion

662-1560

PLAYER PIANO wrth playing roes. (2500 651-9304

ROLAND Digital 5500 ( 3 8 800 Excaaarvt con-

650-0514

ALL RECONCrr iONED ActWences L t m pnoas gi is rsn leed C r a « t cards i -z 8 checks accepted 356-2349 STEKWAY d -vh

ELECT R C double ova . v T

Weatnghouaa good condition.

820-1614

ELECT R C RANGE - GE Brown 40 1 1 C * * . it oondn

on (100 Caa after 6c im 478-9087

STEINWAY PIANO- Modsi L. Ebony 6 It., >964 Good condit ion

546-7206

Vft g rsnd piano roae-.000 822-7106

700 Auction Sates

FIRST PRESS CHURCH of Plymouth - O s f t Bsxsor November 17. from f0-4 701 Church St 453-6464

A N T I Q U E E S T A T E A U C T I O N

Friday mghi Nov 16. 6pm Preview 5pm at the RormOus Pro-gressive Club 11560 Ozgs Rd

Take 1-275 south to L94 west 6 axil Haggerty Rd . go Mfl or south i mas to Huron River Ortve than W I or MR 1M mass to 5 pomt intersection Rormaus Turn sharp 1st on D i g s Rd . you rs there

HOLIDAY CRAFT SHOW Fn 8 Sal Nov 23 8 24 10-6PM Knights of Columbus Hsa 566C Maytiee Rd Oarkston 377-4234 or 627-2525

c E - a r r 5pm 5 2 2 - 0 7 7 4

TWO tnends wM mske your life easy Clean your mass. Caa day* M* Sevens or Ms Morgan

9 7 6 - 3 6 6 2

513 Situations Wantad

RESUMES

PROFESSIONALLY PREPARED saooo

366-2160

523 Attorneys Lag l Counseling

SANTA AVAILABLE to coma to your home, office perry or othar Holiday gathering Reaaon-abie Rata* Caa 469-0236

EXPERIENCED CAREGIVER For elderly /handicapped (may cook . Claani From Poland, honest re-sponsibts speeks Engkeh 366-2773

LTVE-IN AVAILABLE tor domesl ic snd security and home care, expe-

LOVtNG MATURE chad car* provto er tor 17 month old No OMldrsn. non-smoker part nme my home

455-4241

LOVING NANNY GRANNY needed tor mce tarmfy Flexible h c y r j Ooe a i d * kvs a. OccasnnM trsvei Caa Kathy 856-7338

MALE AIDE to care tor incapacitated gentleman fci Farmington HMs.

<73-6118

MATURE BABYSITTER fhy Fsrmmgton Hats home tor 5 mo tad twin* 3 days s week Must have previous experience 8 references

477-2860

MATURE INDIVIDUAL for Babysit-

aand Part Time Office Work anyt ime, day or n ^ h t

855-5640

NANNY NETWORK, INC Top Salary - Nann 8 Elderly Car* Mature eve-in/out. fua;'pert time 650-0670

512 Situations Wantad Femala

ACTIVE YOUNG MOTHER Has room for more chadren. sa ages accepted Reler encee Farmington aree Ca* Diane 476-2878

AMBITIOUS LADY Haa day* ov*a-sbie tor home snd smMI office ctoening shopping Bonded, av s u r s d B i r m i n g h a m ' B l o o m f i e l d / Troy 882-4078

AVAILABLE to guvs lots of TLC to your Chad Christ ian mom wfth ex-ceaent references 8 experience Fun activities and nutr i t ious t rag i i Over 12 months Lfvonis 477-3718

BABY SITTER-Your Own

home Adult Refer enoes

229-2245

N A N N Y OF

A M E R I C A

le looking tor compel en! caring av Ohnduaia who have a baac love tor chi ldren We trMn you a l our ex-pense to - become a prrjIaaalonM

Fua/Pert Time Work Available

Poemone evoke

Call: 540-4960 4190 Tslegrsph BtoomAsid naM

NANNY. PART TIME To care tor infanl m our Canton home Rslsrsrii:aa required Cea 453-5502

LE. coring person to cars tor tntanl m my Rochester HMs home. M o n thru Fn 7 l i e m -8 15pm Light

as Ratar to ad 156CB

BABYSITTING Six Maa'Baaah area 6AM-5PM Lota of TLC and ol-lenl ton Meal* included Your I r ene po r ta l ion 432-0200

nanced 8 rssponswaa locate Reaume 8 rs Inquiries onfy Rysn

WIMng t o re-locate Resume 8 reference Sanous

PICK-UP TRUCK 8 DRIVER For tars Western Subu rb *

Reasbie 8 Rags enable 5 6 5 - 9 3 7 0

515 Child Cara ARE YOU IN NEED OF QUALITY Cheocar*? immediate opanmgs tor Ml ogee master R d / W Oh sres En c saint refer encee 937

CHILD CARE INSTRUCTOR NEEDED

Opening. Mon thru Fn. 3-J/hr 80 Coaege Credi ts

Btoomllaid Commu-682-1157

5pm. ( 7 50/hr Neceeeary W mty Ed Dept Caa

CHILD CARE opening m my censed home agae 2-5. snecks mduded 14 uae> Rd araa 569-24S3

BETTER MAIDS CLEANING

am certif icates avaaabie 427-6735

CAROL S MIGHTY MAIDS Wa ar * a smea learn o i hard working, coring

478-4212

CMILDCARE fenced yard Food. it*«alc cv vioed Loving Chrtalavi woman Day* raterenews 729-7157

<r js

CHILD CARE PROGRAM tor ogeo 6 weeks to 8 yrs of age CertMsd Teachers. Part time 6 toe t ime pro-grome Located m Uvonia 525-5787

CIVIL RIGHTS Employment Right* Criminal. Bankruptcy, Person* Infury

Attorney Robert Levi 557-0070

600 Personals BRIDAL GOWNS ( 9 9 95 regular (400 to (900 Saloct group. (1^9 .96 to (750 reouttr (400 to ( 1 2 0 0 •teed paces ( 4 9 95 rsgiaar ( 1 0 0 to (300 Elizabeths BrtdM Msnor 402 S MamNorthvMe 346-2763

Estaia of the lata Mr Gordon MOSetl

A huge eeeortment of fme entique l u m m * e nciudmg large oek Stick toy bonk i-ooe 5 pc parlor sat. lots Of dreeoers 8 highboy*, bant pan-ewd lamp 313 braaa caah register » jan t»y of great glass a s inckjd-« g Foetorts Oek wak taiaphona. race cad barber pole. 10 old Hum-

TERMS Caah Plenty or perking at s targe comfortable haa For a free r r e i l i a pictured hyer ce» Doug Den on. Auctioneer 697-6638

HOMESPUN TRADITIONS Country Craft Show Sat., Nov. 17. 10-5

NOVI HIGH SCHOOL 10 Mile & Taft

$1.00 Admission Outn Raffle

Old fashion Box Lunches ST OWEN CRAFT SHOW

6665 Frank On Rd Birmingham S of Maple Sat Nov 17 1030-6 3C 8 Sun Nov 16 9-2 Crofts lunchee. osks sale used book sole 1 raffle

L E O N A R D B E R R Y A N T I Q U E S Now Conduct ing

H O U S E H O L D & E S T A T E S A L E S 251 MERRILL-UPPER LEVEL

BiRiMiiNGHAM

646-1996 "

FREEZER less, w i n e uon (135

SEARS upr ight froat-15 ou ft Good co rvV

326-4474

'EEZER - upright •ke new (200

Oroan WW ( 6 5c

modai 440 8

YOUNG Chang p a n e 6 ft grand walnut. 7 yrs old. (5670 771-1191

5 M r EBONY GRAND P t » i c

1986 Like new muet sea (5200 negotiable Caa Gary ot 522-6296

arte dryar I after Tpnr

GAS STOVE. Gaa dryar brown. ( 2 5 days 451-

green iWe new (SC

LIVING ROOM Furnibaa tonea sofa cfuurs tabwe pictures sa tor ( 9 0 0 Novi 4?*~g«oa

LIVING ROOM SET - Earth tones sola, kt o u s t 3 tabtea 2 lampe Ex-ceaent condmon. ( 7 5 0 649-1066

PERSIAN RUGS 6«3ier 8 Bak t lwT^ l op quality beeuCfu Oewgns 4 9 > 7 8 T 's 10.3' f o r c e d lo sea Best oftar No deeiers-Eve* 8 5 1 2 0 6 6

WANTED Baseball 8 Comic Book Dealers to rent t a b * space al the Beaey Canter 36651 Ford Rd Weetlend Sun. Dec 2. i 0 -4pm Coat tor table ( 3 0 Sponsored by Wayne Weauand Citizens tor Education. Commit tee Caa tor informat ion

313-721-4409

QUEEN SIZE contemporary sofa bed $150 7 ft sofa, cream tone-s'Weft, (TOO Beri lwoud -ockw (30 All exceaent c o n d a u n Caa after 4pm

MAYTAG DRYER, heavy duty — Me » s new ( 1 7 5 Cea

4 2 7 - 3 1 6 9

MAYTAG waahar 6 atectnc dryar. large capeoty wnne good condv U o n O O O tor both 932-0158

727 Video Games Tapea A Movies

COLECO VISION wi t r i f j ames Ira |oy st icks good conmtka i ( I 00 /bea t 2 0 V 7 6 6

DOS4KET KONG original ooe* ter ( 4 2 5 1-72*4

726 VCR, TV, Stereo, Hi-Fi, Tapa Decks

MICROWAVE 6 C O N V E C T I O N

GoodcondMon ( 2 5 0

COLOR TV Zenith 9 men. AC /DC S20Q Caa

443-3573

4S3-79TB

REFWGCAATOR by side -roerfree ( 2 5 0 range ( 1 2 8

MITSUBISHI SC am wi

( 1 495

499

SALE

cabinets buM-sn REMOOELSNG Geneve meto Ravco 'etngerotor top Krtchan Aid dusrvwearw 8 mar-ble counter- lops 8 sink Excellent condBion Reasonable

VCRa.: 641-1794; sow Oppaance*

29601 Soutfriteid 559-2901

' e t ' i g e r - a i o r s TV*.

' buy

Protection TV pe-aiiEM n t

453-6995

TV - 25 ~ collar Zervt t Uekixe con-gata. remote s.cseent condmor. (250 'beet 471-4367

s e a r s Kenmore - e e n w ( * y w smaa vary good oondmon ( 3 5 0 tor both Bloomfield o r e * 737-4335

s e a l e d b i n d s w i l . b e e x c e p t e d 704 Rummaga Sales On the toaowmg vgrade from a r - i _ , , . Nov 6. >990 to 10am Nov 17, 1990 1 « F » S M a r k e t s 1900 Dodge Omni EEH S1B3BZ16A0EO375153 Bruce Campbea Dodge. 14875 Telegraph. Redtord 1536-1500

MOOELS WANTED lor no r M o w Nov 18 and 19. Free custom cuts, perms by international stylists Caa Judl A b e » 356-3230 lor mtw-nww fPPf interviews at tha Weetm Hotel

lobOyat 7pm. 11-17

NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK 2 Ticket* Nov 17 (S5 Can after 5pm 646-8173

TREAT YOURSELF FOR CHRISTMAS

Ueed commercial vldao gamaa. pav baas and kAeboxe* Sat Nov 17 at 1 t orn mapactun 10am Cartaa D»-trtbutmg. 13160 Wayne Rd comer of Wayne 8 mouemel Rds . Livonte.

422-2111

NEW KiOS TICKETS |6V Sun Nov 16 tace vMua Cea after 4pm.

261-6863

SAY mne Has Marys s day for 9 day* 8 on the 9th day pubaoh tres ad snd 3 wanes wM be granted P D

DEPENDABLE Loving Mom wei pro-

licensed Weetlend home Many raf-erencee (65 week Joan. 721-1602

LICENSED DAY CARE Opening for 2 yr aid Meals 8 snacks mciudad Cherry HM 8 Marrtmen Area Lv canaad Caa Tina 726-2193

CHRISTAN HOUSECLEANING able rote* s<cw*ent Plymouth. Lrvome/NorThv

CaaOorme 425-0035

COBOL PROGRAMMER Seeks as

aponeibie Progremmmg experience m iBM antra o r m a n l la eMt ariig Do-cumentat ion gbMt, 832-0602

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Soture a o n leecription

Bright reas skMs tor an

Mature woman capable of luMHng — — - " Om Friday

600 Personals

RED WING TICKET WINNERS

Rick Yucas • 6 4 5 2 E l i z a b e t h

G a r d e n C i t y 4 8 1 3 5

G led re Stef 1 4 6 3 6 B r i n g a r d St.

De t ro r t 4 8 2 0 5

Please call the promotion department of the Observer & Eccentr ic before 4 p.m. Tuesday, November 13, 1990 to claim your free tickets.

591-2300, ext. 404 Congratulations!

L ICENSED D A Y C A R E p r i v a t e home 12 M a a / M i s w immediate opening tar 18 month okOs 8 r n f w t Opening M Apr* 360-0673

NANNY NETWORK. INC • • V Etoersy

S " a i t k p s i Caa 860-0670

Care Lme-m/oul

WAYNE • quaaty erma cara enmu-

ST JUOE NOVENA May the Sacred Heart Of lsei.ll be adored. gunAed. loved 8 preserved throughout the wor ld now 8 forev-er Sacred Heart Of Jaaua. prey tor u* St Judo worker of mirgcioa. pray lor ua Say ifas prayer nine "mea s day by the eighth day your prayer wM be enaeered It hee n e e been known to tea Pubacaaon must bepromiaad My prayers have been

THANKS ST JUOE tor prayers answered

t i r e d OF Paving daps More pne-ee tor gkm car* 6 coamettc needs? BeaufControi M tha v iewer CaM for product brochure 534-3529

VIC TANNY- V LP w'Racqualbae ( 2 5 tTCWbaet

2 TICKETS New Kida On The S h x a Nov 1 7 M Caa 261-7626

8 l l e e b m g r MKhioan Am

720-2373

516 Ekterty Cara A Assistance

602 L o l A Found FOUNO black 6 white iemoke soun cal Vary Inandhr Purr* aa Ihe ame Vtemay • Big I

701 CoUectfbtee ALWAYS BUYING

Hockey, Basketbal l Footba l l mamorabMa Singles, oats, cases

844-5000

ASMTON DRAKE (folia. Moments fkgursne*. pie Royal Ooultan flgunnaa

Preaoua Ma. bee* 469-2259

OICKENS VILLAGE Rut (450 Greangaie (300 Of pmcea

h Honor-her roared 421-7448

DOLi. HOUSE Victorian tamiahod. 38 « M 32 fs 26 (1000 CaB after 6pm

10 roam, gh. depth 459-0936

DOLL HOUSE 10 room ncioneri

aiding Mini (350 352-3629

ST JOHN S ARMENIAN O i U R C l -WKh The GOLD DOME

Tuee Nov 13. 9 - 5 , Wed Nov 14. 9-2 I Bag Day) Our biggest saw every Armquae. lurnr tur* vintage clothes bOutiQue much m o r e 2 2 0 0 1 Northwestern. Southlteld .Across f rom Northland Center) 569-3405

705 Wearing Appar l

FtOCOCO Mirrors (21 oval, gold leaf design 22X2* (35 seen Braes so* boot 42XS2. ( 5 0 476-1126

SINGER DIAL-A-MA TIC

Zig rag sewmg mecnwie wai"ut caomet - m a k i paoues. burtonnoiea U sesseo Pay off (54 caah v U ' p e month Guaranteed

„ U N I V E R S A L SEWING CENTER

674-0439

WASHER/dryar •sty saauiauoat (17, BE

ator 1130 G E hood U S B

(1*»:

6 6 ^ 7

730 Sporting Gooda CROSS COUNTRY • e x 190. boot 45 Rpqqighoi eas BIS 205 boot siza 46 U . „ , sae 160 boot 42 and potea After 4pm 541-0116

DP ROWWG M ACHINE 6 I i i 6Me. good condit ion $100 or beet

261-7667

LUXURIOUS FULL length r coat. Mia new size 8-10 (600 Days 256-1233

ECHT BLEfKRlSTALL Mad crystal eMh ruby carved gMaaaa sal of 8. ( 6 5 Garman muaKM beer ssan targa Swiss chalet rrualc bos (35

836-7*81

LARGE n i l [ f on at tools Ford col-as* . raMoad lamerna horse rm wood pMnee 23613 Ptynv Rd E Telegraph 9-5pm daay

SQUARE OAK TABLE- 8 Cane mm c h a r * area 1940. (650"

394-1561

702 Antiques

6 Cooadge 649-0291

A B E T T E R W A Y . . . Keep yew loved onee at home

F A M I L Y H O M E C A R E

455-5683

FOUND eurty dog She haa he and tots of love Pieeee

LOVE) ed 241

Quel f i e * Supervised insured

A Caring Parson >i Your Home

NURSE AIDES HOMEMAKERS L.fVE-INS

476-9091 Formeigten HMs

9 3 0 - 2 0 4 1

EXCELLACARE

HOME HEALTH CARE

357-3650

FOUNO -brown tee

moia naussrad black 6 •by cm, 3-4 week! eoo

12 m a * 6 •

m 8 cneei 2-5 years caa 477-8729

FOUND U area loney 9 MS • 8 Evergreen

354 5340

FOUNO -* buohy ta«. ry St mPt)

Orange 6 brown aaa iskouBi. N o

m m na

4

oat long m. on Ter-463-5124

FOUNO 1 Mt "kitten

s r ' i s : War new la M * 634-4101

swomecA •aw 10 yeer* Mac* oaBar e

' t e res on • h n e w

ouno r tStfm*

r t r : 6 e •Vie male

404-1 tT4

FOUNO t 1 / 3 s i Baao I r te ie 6-6 mee - w k <m tan w/baca ap tea

"wood Pent in I i M to 33 Me -eMO

530-0132

A B E N E F I T F O R

QOOOWILL MOU8TRKS

GOODWILL ANTIQUES SHOW

ANNrVERSARY SALE 10% o« Second Editor Resale Shop Nov 10- 17lh. Hours Morv-Fn 11-2pm. Sat 10-2pm Lots of chadrans d o t h e a Located wttnm The Conv msaiity Center 24705 Farmington Rd Farmmglon HMs 477-6404

SOFA - Contemporary DISCS 86 exceaent condi t ion ( 2 7 5 or beae Caa after 5pm 559-2433

TROV MOVING SALE \ r m t u r s 8 household Somerset Apts 2165 Gorhnew Mred thru Sal 9am-5pm

WOOO B..RNJMG Stove m a a r f ^ o n -soadaied Dutch eest free standing or meert Btower giaas door tool* COM grate* and other extras ( 7 0 0

6 4 6 - 8 0 4 t

714 Biiainoaa A Office E q u i p m e n t

BURROUGHS OAswmer Mord Pro-ceeeor Pka A 55 CPS (275 Cea apnv-0pm 609-1335

COPIER Sharp SF-781 - 2 11»I7 with cabinet. 9975 wah terms Ann Arbor 971-0811

K-2 SKliS ending and p o m Muner. ski boot* s a * 9 never uaeo Beat after Caa after 5pm 427-5198

DESKS (2)

4 3 3 - 3 1 5 0

BEAVER COAT - fua ength SITS 16. *> guises Retea (2000 pfc^s («oc

^ ^ 709 Household Goods BLACK FOX Cape. Poncfto *ly»e fu»

CaB i on bot tom - brand

8 6 1 - 5 9 3 6

PURCHASED EARLY 90 Chudei s Ebony Lon^ i so f iMiangVi. ooe6-8 (1200 I

Wayne County G»«L S TRADITIONAL 6 Piece sm-gw itwsr- bedroom set mn* ormowe. desk etc (400.'beat after 455 1054

• saw 9-to. 01 ( 4 0 0 0 69 (1500

i 803-9151

WHITE MINK COAT (2SC Block M e * . (250 Sae medium Bott i tee new Cea 940-0455

WOMEN S CLOTHING Mi sues and aaeorie* 626-7976or 737-0340

i OeSroWs pre

Nov 1«. 17 & w F n l i e Set n e . Sun. n - S

Artm.sg.i3ir i i lOood tor 3 daysi Fue mOormohon (3131537-8722

SATE FAIR GROUNDS WooMeaia S of 8 Mao

Lunch Tea. Datnar Ae

R w a r d 4 6 0 - 7 3 6 6 9 ^ - 8 1 7 1

L 0 e > DIAMOND Oct ( 1 M I

"JJa-ajea LOST Twster 6 to dan Cay araa Mate i

L s i e a Anewers te Mi

FULL LENGTH DKtrich sue 0-8. ( t . 2 0 0 mint Mustaaa Caa snytene

Mcoor Fur condition 471 5435

FULL LENGTH longhaa sae 14-16 Alomoet new ( 4 * 0 0 ( 1 600

ed beaver oppromod •51-4433

LEATHER LONG M a o ( 1 9 0 Cul bteck verve! m (35 Antigua x w i com

»e» amoa. amoa

frog toe

e r e ( 7 0 459-T505

MINK COAT Bkieh toe as taehatee hood ;• srs ot Tommy between 9-S

ngfti w 'da d Ask lor

553-8310

NORWEGIAN fos lacset 6 Evan Picane woo. ou carnal ( 4 9 each ooe 8

(205 sae i s btecs

561-3679

706 Garage Satea: Oakland

BEVERLY H0.LS ANNUA*. GlganSK Garaga Sals Groves tegn School corner of 13 M t e 6 fsaraiaar Saa Nov 17. 9~Jpm H o u s e . e s s kr rv 5 * * foV*. tportmg goods cfofhao

BEDROOM SET 6 Pk bad (375/ twwt Gads best

see* with i w n rocaer ( 7 5 /

367-0827

BEDSPREAD MM K M aa c o n o n hinge nam t T powar shovel a (60 Wine decanter

white eo ia r t a a Toro

oai (TOO saa 937-1069

OkLOCRAFT baby o f o / y o u t h bad dresser changing table H u m wte te .a csasin (375 AJ7-8156

CIRCULAR 5 Decs • 3te e n otso-

•em c o n d n o n (850 398 4066

COUCH LOVESEAT. sce kmg bed

Caa AM or PM 3 6 0 75)4

0 * « N G ftOOM wan nut let, tea new ookd oek 6 0100*. 2 wets ongmMN (4000 Muet sacrMce (2000

473-8164

EARLY American couc njatK color Also M i c a

* 6 c i n o t • i i

326-0215

ELECTteC Kenmore ( ' 5 9 3 n e c s browsi (179

O y e r e*«ee bedroom w

934-0571

HLTCH COLONIAL Soao m«>te te* new condteon ( 2 7 5 Caa Pet

478 6306

k i T O s E N TABLE l i e tear bed* wen dree G o o d c o n d M o n

haa* (2 ears i ear kanrtko

422 7399

l*CF NFW wmg bee* cfte» brown — o u r (65 536-0326

APPLE • E - Monitor pray works 2 dak drtvae and software (500

ter Appm-addRlonai 420-0232

APf*LE M E SYSTEM as 9-9032 or 453-9115

APPLE a GS RGB mor board mouaa 3H" drive condmon ( 1 J 7 5

mar »ey-

563-0409

COOAMOOORE 64 « t » dtec drive modem 4 s a t w Ca8 sMer 6PM

mormor are S260 506-0012

COMPUTER printer oooi ar*. 2 gray 1 eetnut llraar •ar*.

<ane oov-Seei of-

307-593 '

TANOY tooo EX 6 cater monnOr

471

USED O U XT 20MB 640K - ( 02S 1MB AT 20MB 640K . ' m e n e mam-tor - 9875 mm AT saaae. 6 * o k » / mono 9026 « M PS/2 8S50-03" w/monc monWoi - ( 1 5 4 9 0 M P S / 2 6660/021 ( 1 2 0 0 M l v g a 9 6 ' 2 monitor - (325 mt* OuteNeMai ss/ shurSee J e ( 2 6 0 0 H • (240 t eM Oiaefwrear n a n a ei Ctemee 843-3456

SKS TYPE 50 F»FLE aued never fired Ek «on. ( 1 6 0 After 5pm

30-30 C A u e u P teene-i 2 5 scope Iron egfuer caaa L * e nee (200 -M 735 Wanted To Buy -ACETYLENE

power fools 532-2260.'

ALWAYS BUYING Pro

ALWAYS BUYING Hockey. BaaketMali Footba l l

ALWAYS BUYING Hockey Bask st b a l l Footba l l

m-w. e V arr ^ o p n m a r

r a - (350

Ota toys 660-4072

WHOLESALE COMPUTE IW dkred trom r Caa Gary at

Induatrial Equip.

PAYMG TOP OOLLAR L P racerda C D a

FORCED a i r praaane haeaar by 45 006 B T u oea ignteng aa SITS or b e - c 5 irom

037-1776

717 Lawn. Garden, Farm,

• t o l e d o . ohioh EaESe rfcama c l a s s i c ! an t i que s h o w a s a l e

• o n Sun 12-5pm 1 7 6 3 4 H Wu jaateiil S of mt vemon 4270777

S * . f

706 He

k - - K > * S M meelc bo . W * P t a p t f * a n a * Oeea w n » arder 1 0 6 ^ * oM 11066 M ? « n ?

• • I ou l y a w Jen 6 2 0 7 7 0 7

WANTED modM C86 ( lease r

796 HouaaMd Pets AKCI reedy 12-6-60 ( 2 * 5

ARC SMELT* P U P P « B I 6 M a * pat 6 M a s e

w - t i a

1 0 F *

BtAROEO COLLIE 2 > yr oM M a * Q M M n o u M pet Broom 4

I I I I M T

fl'ROS tor I M L

. 1

sale. C M S A N D nwMi Blue Front. Gold « Blue reea M t References s«-

9 0 * C f l AKC-Fiaahy Fawn. m • mo. Cars c ropped 13O0 Call after

547-6042

* * C . raady «or tha r ight homa* < « 0 M 5

OAE Monday. November 12. 1990

M T I C C H m i Kitty Cat. groat - >0 «rm S81-1788

JOHN DEERE 1980. 340 TrMMre. : » traaer. 6950 5pm, 476-2863

2JZZ

S300 Fine tor A K C ' » Q H R I J .

I C fvMmaa •47-0651

CHINESE SHAH PEI. purebred pup-piea 66i-ina

8HAR-PEI Pupa, choeo-jaranteed H M M t

CMQWCHOW - 13 weeks oM. 1 ckv f i anga mat* Ian 537-7114

m PUPS 2 Dfcjee K 5 0 , I

S350. 2 Macks. $300 473-0302

CMWSTMAS Cocker Spar»4l pup-pm£%KC 7 weeks ate >50 depoalt pwa. AKC 7 a d

COCXEB P l > P ^ 5

Evee 330-4047

males AKC

313-807-0370

E O 5 5 R lent pedigree. i a U on 12/04. WW field I t O r l a t m a s $300

Buff AKC excel 2/04. WW 562-5100

806 Boats A Motors ± BOAT TRAILERS

13 fL to 18 f t Us IO aa6 Boards, S t o 40 HP. aao Hon

USEO 4 Heed oui-

saant condl-477-4170

FIBERGLASS - 14 ft. Oc er w«f> new tlrae >326.

•al and trak-623-7489

SAILBOAT. 36 S2. KERRY ON"' '964. well equipped, crulee ready, storage peid. many axtraa 453-1777

SEA RAT W 7 opan b board/outboard, new mt tree t3800. beet

ow. 165 m-a n o r . a * es-se 496-1173

O l AwfcCys Wanted 823 Van. TOP DOLLAR P a « For Junk Cars. Cafl T I M Auto' 307-0000

822 Trucfcs ftx 8olo BRONCO H. 1666 XtN A.r croodHK>n

25 000 , _ tona Mua. HM naw 66.586

BLACKWELL Fono

453-3863

SEA RAY 300. 1907 • ExceAenl con-dition. 300 hrs a0. genere lor radar, toran. many entree Inductee axmar storaea S 112.000 889-8012

SMOKE RCRAFT. I960. 14 ft 25 MP Johnaon wttf. traitor, l ' 0 « n g motor , heavy duly m a m a oartery. custom cover. wmlerUad $2000 455-7800

SUPRA 1900 Contorio. graat aki Boat. 50 hours, extraa. beater. sler-ao 4 mora 624.900 081-8222

808 Vahicto A Boat Storage

CHEVROLET. 1900. Pickup. 4 wheel dr ive. automat ic , tow mi leage, emlae. 5S2 2538

C H E W PICKUP. 1901 Buna awl . ( 1 ,000 or beet

Cafl Dava after 10am 042-5367

C H E W 14 It Staka Truck, »a» an-gina. radiator, carburetor . battary • mueii mora. Beet oftar Waakdays

AEROSTARS 16*8-1666 TTwbeet M l i c t on anywhere Afl hava air ootv dWenkiy. automatic traanasatow. XL and XLT Prtoad I rom only 67.666

BLACKWELL FORO

453-3663

GMC CONVERSION 1968 M a d u m M M . M l powar. dual air. TV and mora Ukenww S >1.666

BOB SELLERS PONTIAC 478-8000

AEROSTAR 1987 XLT - 7 aar, quad captain chair*. options, S8500 453-0585

AEROSTAR 1966 - lulfy loadad. e»-oaflani condit ion. 32.000 maaa. •10 .900 455-4287

AEROSTAR. 1986. FORD: Van-Ex loadad. sharp. toM

75.000mi . >7.860 476-4212

C H E W 1967 1 TON Dual staka truck, automatic, powar. 380 angina. U . 4 9 5

TENNYSON C H E W 425-6500 ,

, — Huff, AKC. -_ _ j old mala. >200 Alao 2 yaar

o ld dedawed mala cat. neutered 4 shoto. to good homa S31-2461

COU1E-AKC. short hair mala. 10 m d . w K « r a d , houeafcrokan/lrMried MUM a a l »2SO/beet 3S5-9377

COUJE/LAB i m ix puppiee - 8 wks 4 ——- Beautiful puppwa. 462-2688. 517-529-9611. 5 3 M 9 6 7

OAOiATIONs" lemala 3'4. maia 21*, both fixed. naad loving homa. " " >350 'offer tor both.

477-1701

DO€£f iMAN deedawed. i

PUPS - AKC. I sfiota 6 wormed, haaltti PM. 1-794-2222

ENGLISH BULL DOGS-aeveral top quality young adults. Males/fe-males, excellent companions. >4504600 695-1177

CAUCO cat. age 7 yaars. — I tha noma p a t declawed. to a

responeible canng home. 644-5680

FEMALE siamaaa cats. Sealpomt. dadMMd 6 spayed. must go logeth-- 655-4136

GERMAN SH SHEP€HERD (larga dog), shots, apayad. >50

435-3417

GERMAN SHEPHERD 6 Retrwver looking lor good homa. Call _ 533-9422

GOLDEN RETRIEVER puppwa. AKC, >200 tor mala 4 >250 tor to-ma to . Aftor 6pm 352-0713

GOL0EN RETRIEVERS: AKC Pa-para. champ ionah lp b lood l lna . shott, call attar 6pm 422-0575

AAA STORAGE Boats. T r a f l a ^ r Z m c k s

Outdoor ma* l lghiad. a .QeMrioty flitfltiflMfl. 5 acrea.

m. S3S-7771

C H E W 1968 K-5 BLAZER - 350 V-6, Sflvaraoo. loadad. supar sharp! 36.00C maaal >12.868

OICK SCOTT OOOGE 451-2110

C H E W 1966 S-10 4 . 4 pickup. Tahoa pkg . longtwd. Cwdhnar. 2.6 V6 $6 500 or baa t avas 549-2568

ALL BOATS & RVS >10 par month - kgft tad

Fancad 4 Sacurad 348-2592

OUTSIDE STORAGE "or RV campars. motor nomas 4 boats. Waaliand araa 422-1200

WAYNE'S INDOOR STORAGE >60 oar mon th

Boats, Cars Dry. Safa Plymouth. Canton araa 455-4011

WESTERN SUBURBS - Haatad Storaga lor your classic or aummar vahicto. 946-6904 393-5466

CHEW 1966 S-10. 4 cyMndar. 5 spaad. A M / F M casaatta. <u«i p roofva . y»r> awfl ma in ia inad . >5000 421-4973

CHEW 1986 H i o n Pickup, air. au-tomatic. V-6, c tom interior. badRnar. starao, powar staarlng 4 brakes, supar claan >7995

B O B J E A N N O T T E PQNTIAC/GMC TRUCK

Plymouth. 453-2500 C H E W 1990. 1* Ion. V 6 . automatic, only 2.000 mHea, asking >10,200/ basl. ftke naw condi t ion Can Pete between 9-4 waakdays 644-4933

812 Motorcycles Mini-Bikos

HARLEY 1981 Sportster . 1.000 mHes. mint or ig ina l cond i t i on >2.975 Evans 647-2366

HONDA. 1962 CB125S - G o o d con-dition. 3.400 m l . new battery, net-met included >400 5 2 ^ 3 4 6 2

HONDA 1966 EMe 60. low mlieaoa. excellent condition. >650 o r beat ot-

835-1349

HONDA, 1989. Spree Black 600 mHea. MOO

728-0412

SUZUKI. 1962, GS 850L - >600 Ca l cRe rSpm: 466-3411

SUZUKI-1966. RM 125, or iginal owner, adult owned, ex t ra c**an >1,125 or beat 4 7 6 - / 0 0 8

DAKOTA 1968 - 4«4. powar steering • brakes. V-6. much more. >9650

C R E S T W O O D OOOGE

4 2 1 - 5 7 0 0 DOOQE 1975 - aluminum box: 20'long x 7' 10"wlde x 7 '5"high. wtth 48 "cab extent Ion. Mechanical ly good, needs brake work >950 Ask tor Mike Wright. 349-6600

OOOGE 1962 % ton pick-up. high miee. naw transmission 4 other parts. >1300 592-8418

DODGE. 1966, POWER RAM. light blue, 318 engine 7 * f L meyers electric plow, 40.000 milee. dura-Knar bed. hitch. Good reliable truck. Original owner >7650 644-9097

QOLOEN RETRIEVER p u p p i e s — - AKC regts-

628-1453

GREAT DANE Puppies. AKC Bnndle tawr*. wormed 4 shots Phone 427-6610 or 421-3121

HIMALAYAN PERSIAN Kittens 4 C a t * - CFA. shots, po in ts and hybrad >100 and up. 721-1999

KITTENS - 10 weeks old. Ml shots 4 " * 655-4136

LAB-PUPS AKC: Yaflc ship BJoodtmee. >200-L or week ends 669-2562

LHASA APSO Pups - AKC. 8 weeks old. homa rawed, afl shots. Wrlt tsn

>250 563-6967

LHASA APSO Pupp ies Great (•apaamons. champion parents. Vat checked. tJOC 634-1717

POPPLE and Cotfcapoo p u p p t o . >50. Parants tor ta le Poodle. AKC. Mtntowa. 937-2607 __ R E G I S T E R E D

ROTTWEILER Mix. 3 yrs old 1 t *own aye. l blue. To good home.

421-7433

WANTED: Brmtsh. Italian and Euro-paan motorcycles and pa r t s Cash w M t n g Kan. 421-0323

814 Cam part. Traitor* A Motorhomo*

DODGE 1969 DAKOTA LE - V-6. au-tomatic. air. Wt. cruise, stereo long bo*. 28.000 miles! >7866

DICK SCOTT DOOQE 451-2110

AEROSTAR 1969 XL - 7 paaaanger >10.900

* l r w e Park Lincoln Mercury 453-2424 a i t 400

AEROSTAR 1990 - Extended Wag-on 7 paaaengar. loadad l u . 9 f ~

Jack Demmer Ford 721-6560

ASTRO 1968 Cargo Van - V-6. auto-matic, vary ctoan. good maaa >5268 Jack CauMy Chev /GEO 855-0014

CARAVAN 1969 LE - V-6. powar SMt 4 windows, powar door locks, tat. cruiae. caaaetta,J11.950

C R E S T W O O D DODGE

4 2 1 - 5 7 0 0

CHEVROLET 10. 1964 Solid wort. »an 72.100 milee 6 cylinder, good mechanical >2200 261-6737

C H E W BEAUVILLE 1963. 8 gar. loadad. 76.000 mflaa, 13500

427-3658

C H E W S20. 1964 - 69.000 mi., au-tomat ic. good condit ion, graat buy >3.500 or baat Cafl Al 548-6540

C H E W VAN - >750 Some rust runs good Ptoaae caa aher 5pm

>22-6592

C H E W 10 1963 utatty Van. Good shape. 61.000 mliee. >1999

375-1406

C H E W 1982 CONVERSION Very a o o d - cond i t i on Very rel iable >2450 Cafl . 624-1971

C H E W 1963 - Blue. 3 speed. 87.000 mttoa. ladder rack, good condit ion. >2000 Redtord 533-6776

C H E W !965, CON VERSION. 60000 miles, loaded, mint. 4 captains chairs. >6700 or beat. 522-3162

C H E W . 1987. CONVERSION - High roof, loadad + color tv. 55.000 m i , btock 4 aflvar >11.000 476-6956

APACHE POP UP 1967. sleeps 8. stove snd » box. 12 ft. f loor space Good condmon. after 3 421-1400

BONANZA 1973 trevel trai ler. 20 s t o p s 6. lufly salt conta ined, awn-ing. greal condition. Must ee l . >2450 or beat oftor 532-4253

COLEMAN.- 1965 automat ic told down camper. M M a m e b u r g . t op o l t fw Una. coat naw > 1 7 5 0 0 . win aafl >4JS0. Deluxe camping Includes a quasn bad. sleeps 6. ba th tub £ shower Call Victor Weal 465-9395

DOOGE 1978 Made by Hol iday Rambler 24 ft., sleeps 6. eir . fufly self-contained Low maee. or ig inal owner, wall kapt. Perfect tor tam8y vacationing. 16500'beet 456-6777

DUAL AXLE traflar - 6 x 1 7 w/sKtoa. 10.000 lb capabil i ty G o o d condi -t ion >1.100 or beat 543-4975.

nights 543-0015

r . Tandem axle, axcaflant con-dition. >3700 After 5pm 453-2089

ROTTWEILER pick of litter female. 18 wks. reel beauty-, also IV* yr tomato. Good disposit ion, champi-onsMpbioodllnes 537-6501

SAMOYEO PUPS, AKC. care pack-age with each puppy. >200 cash. Radtard 5 3 3 - 3 3 & or 476-66B0

SCMNAUZER MINIATURE PUPS AKC. Champion and toat bred

326-1263

SCHWUZCT M iMATURE P u p p t o . AKC, 8 weeks, shots, paper t rained

464-0612

SCHjUAUZER - miniMure A K C pupa^ jhc ts 4 worm* 517-546-6306 313-442-6515

SHAR-PEI PUPPIES, 7 weeks old. mala and tomato >800 and down

. 595-6412

SHELTIE AKC. Tn tomato, excei-HW quaaty, personality, first shots, wormad. After 4pm 425-3293

PACE Arrow, 1978 25 ft . new 454 GMC motor. 1 owner, good condi -tion, >11.000 476-2526

REALITE 1974 mini molort iorne. 20'. s t o p s 8. Chevy drive, air. fufly self contained Clean throughout , muat aee >2650 or beet oftor. 532-4253

SCOTTY 1976 13 ft. t ravel trai ler, stoops 4. gaa stove. refr tgarMor. ctoan. muat sen. >1700 457-1446

STARCRAFT, 1977 - Good condi -tion. sleeps 6. Heeler, ice box. awn-lr>g >900 Call after 6pm. 464-1079

TRAILER, PAMCO 4 > 8. Stake-s.de l i ft bed. >250 Call after 5pm:

466-3411

WANTED: RV/lrafler to a w e as off-ioe lor Plymouth Christmas Tree lot. Must have toitot. stove, neat Cafl. 455-4468

DOOQE 1990 D A K O T A Pickup, 5

FOX H I L L S Chrysler-Plymouth

455-8740 961-3171

FORD F150 1989 Custom Automat-ic. transmission, 6 cylinder engine, power steering and brakes, bed-Iner. |ei black. Sato prtoe >7.968.

BLACKWELL F O R O

453-2663

FORO F150 1969 Automat ic trans-mtoton. powar steering and brakes, cap. only 9.100 actual mHea. bright rod. Sato Price >9.468

BLACKWELL FORD

453-2683

FORD F350 1963 stake truck wi th 12 ft. wood bed. meta l galea all • round, new tranami tiros. WWiama 13170 Livonia

FORD RANGER XLT PICK-UP 1969 ^ r m l t o e ; p o w . • W B g . - S w ,

TENNVSON"CHEW 425-6500

FORO 1964. F-150. XLT- loaded. a . caa ant condit ion. 75.000 mflaa, >3900 462-1681

FORD 1964 Ranger. 4 wheel drive. 68.000 mHea, g o o d cond i t i on . >3,295 ROB'S GARAGE. 26100 W. 7 Mae. Redford 536-8547

FORO 1966 BRONCO XLT - V-6, Eddie Bauer package, loadad 4

41.000 mflael >9986 SCOTT DOOQE 451-2110

r sha rp ! ' O ICK!

FORO 1966 F150, 4X4. XLT Lariat, V8. 5 spaed, loadad. a luminum cap. highway mites, mint cond i t ion . $7,800- 335-5406

818 Auto A Truck Parts A Sorvico

S H E L T * PUPS - AKC Sho® 4 wormed Ready Christmas Eve. taking deposits 421-3121

i (Quarflnwad). . f t u f V aoas. t i wka. black w/whfte

Ouaflty tamperment. 693-3095

SIAMESE KITTENS: C h o c o l a t e Saatpoflitaa. no papers Raady now Exlr» outa 1100 531-7136

SPRMQER SPANIEL - 1 yr o id tomato Btock 4 WWto BaaK hunt-"no flalned, Flald champion breed-I n j S W U b W t o r noma 4 field. $ * » 942-0341

TO A good home. and

s S S S s o

TOY POODLE Puppy AKC

517-522-4403

YELLOW LAB 3 m o n t h , old. vary •r iantf*, haa had a h o o To good homa- Cafl BoC Olaaaon. 644-7000

740 PatSorvteoa LOVINO, OUAUFKO and r v g h ^ rapulabla pet alttors in the comtor t et 1 9 * home Cafl anyt ime, aak tor JM 353-3649

744 Horses, Lhrostock

SAOOLES - D r m . j i Jump doaa « m t o a . polo, hun t cut backs (Newt O o « l quaflty afl Wether as low aa > ' 1 > Warahouee saddMry 435-5699

TENNESSEE WALKER, ragialarad. 12 years OH. OOO HWf Arab. 16 yaar MO, $300 651-2738

I ALL ENGINES 4 TRANSMISSIONS aold a i low prices, atoo Eacort

- 933-1070

BUCKET SEATS tor iufl Blazer • 150 2 radial tlraa P165-75R14 >30 Cafl aftar 4pm 425-2215

CUTLASS SUPREME 1978, aafl car tor parts >250 or best oftor

531-2620

FORO 1968 XL Ranger. 4WD. am- fm caaeetta. extended warranty 25.000

>8,500. 454-4776

FORO 1969 F150 XL Air condit ion-ing, stereo caaaetta. 4 apeed. powar steering and braksa. 13,000 actual m l t o Bright 8lue $9,968

BLACKWELL FORO

453-2663

ENGINE plus Grand Torino Sport

tor 1973 420-0681

HOUSE OF HEADS In Stock, >65 w«d u p Visa-Master Accepted

Cafl. 313-635-9100

TRUCK CAP. white aluminum. 6 ft , paaa-thru and aide windows Excei-lant condition >195/beM'. 421-0642

UTILITY CAP for pickup, >300 Running boards. >50 Days, aak for D " * * 522-1350

820 Autos Wanted

A B S O L U T E L Y HiGHEST DOLLAR PAJO FOR

OUAUTY AUTOMOBILES

5*2-7011

CAR WANTED - Running o r o r rapMr-535-5190

821 Junk Cert Wanted

FORD 1990 CREWCABS P350. Dual Rear Wheela. 4x4. 4 *2 . XLT. Diesel. 460. air. and loaded A l

S m S * ' m s u r t n ° h o m

Jack Demmer Ford 721-6560

FORD: 1990 F-150 6 cylinder 5 apeed. overdrive. XL package TM 4 Cruise 7500 mflaa >9500 887-8417

FORO 1991 Under 25 maee 2 to chooee. >9 991

Jack Demmer Ford 721-6560

F1501 1968 Custom pick-up. 'sharp' Oftly $6 969

G O R D O N C H E V R O L E T

ON FORO ROAD IN GARDEN CTTY

458-5250 GMC 1969 SAFARI - loaded. 18.000

" • >12.995 TENNYSON C H E W

425-6600

CLUB WAGON XLT 1964 V8. Auto-matic. Br . stereo, t i t . cruee. dual tanks, running boards, low m l t o Only >5.995

Jack Demmer Ford AFFORDABLE USED CARS

721-5020

CONVERSION VANS - 5 l o chooae f r o m . 1987 and newer , fu l ly equipped, from >9,950

C R E S T W O O D DODGE

4 2 1 - 5 7 0 0 DOOQE 1963 B350 15 axcaflant mechanical, looks good. Many new par ts , maintenance records. 12600 most sea 397-5931

DOOGE 1984 Custom Van - aulo-mat ic^ak^sbarp Deer Hunter ' , a p ^

FOX H I L L S Chryeler-Pfymouth

455-8740 961-3171

DOOGE 1966 GRAND CARAVAN LE Fully loadad. V-6, extra nice! Sale pr iced et >8668!

DICK SCOTT DODGE 451-2110

OOOGE 1989 CARAVAN - automat-Ic. air. tM. c r u t o . stereo, aupar on4 owner van! 26 000 mlieel >10.686

DICK SCOTT OOOGE 451-2110

OOOGE 1909 Conversion Van, low maaa. Hke new S 10.900

DODGE 1969 V. l o n Convartad Van. luay loaded Including TV. quality throughout! 19.060 m l t o ! >14.686

DICK SCOTT OOOGE 451-2110

G M C 1962 1 ton Cargo good body • running condi t ion tow brakes. toiuM angina. >3*00 '29-1646

GMC. 1963. STARCRAFT Convar-Loeded e.ceaem N ^ a

$4,500 or beM oftor. 47f l - ;o«6

824 JeepeAOther 4-Wheel Drivee

GMC 1968 J IMMY. S IS . 4x4. load-ad. 4.3 Mar angina, m a t f l k blue

Days 274-2802

GMC "990 Jimmy. 4x4. axcaflant condit ion, red 4 black, beet oltm

4 S ' 0 0 ? 0

GMC 1967 SAFARI SLE. loadad Bar, axca After 5pm. srszTn « c o n - " -

GRANO CARAVAN 1966. v-6. auto-maMc overdrive loeded Exceaent condi t ion Beel of te. 522-6296

GRANO CARAVAN 1988 LE. load-ad. 38.000 maee >10.800

464-7179

GRANO VOYAGER 1986 automat-ic, air. sharp. Only >6995

FOX H I L L S 4 5 5 ^ 7 4 0 ° ^ P , V m O U m 9 6 , - 3 , 7 ,

HANDICAP Ford 1984 Econokne 150. handicap driver controls 4 wheel chair Hft. air. c r u t o . amfm stereo naw exhaust, mecharacafly sound. 74.500 mflaa. 86.000-negoti-

' 291-9166

MINI VANS - 9 to chooae from, start ing M >4 ,995

C R E S T W O O D OOOGE

4 2 1 - 5 7 0 0

JEEP 1968 Sahara, maaa. khaki green c aeaer >6500 644-3327

JEEP 1 9 M - Ekmmator 5 spaed averylhina but Mr «MOO

474-4092

JEEP 1990 CHEROKEE Laredo, afl options 4 0 l i ter, balance oI naw warranty Only >16.960

FOX H I L L S Chryaler-Plymouth

455-6740 - 961-3171

•25 Sporta A Imported Cars

ISUZU TROORER 1966 4 door . Mr oondtt jon.-s 5 apeed. alereo tape.

f ac to ry warranty $10,800. 477-0266

JAGUAR. 1979. XJ6 Good c o v f l -

>6.900 Cea EVaa 647-2366

JAGUAR i t e O XJ8 - b lack, grey * v y * ; 8 g y mflaa. partoct condi-tion. >32.900 1-313-234-6917

MASERATi-TC-CHRYSLER 1969. brand naw. rod convert ib le, t e vahw. Maaaratl engine. 7.000 ml . p h o n r aacur l ty aymam. radar . >23.500 649-6050

NISSAN 1967 cap/ ed warranty. 5 «. look s/runa good >5600 397

RANGER 1965 - flofl bars, sunroof. Good condi t ion >4.500 or best oi-ler Call after 5pm 477-9926

SUZUKI 1968 S a m a r i a m / l m caaaatte. rear aeel. 2 tops. >5700

453-0355

STARCRAFT GT 1986 GMC - Top o l tha Una convaraKMi with an available opt ions, oak M m . custom pa in t II-

*aaa running boards, a I*. 1 owner 112.876

B O B J E A N N O T T E PONTIAC/GMC TRUCK

Plymouth. 453-2500 TOYOTA MINfVAN 1964 - loadad. 5 spaed, great condit ion, low mflaa. muM aaa >5.400. 534-7675

V O Y A G E R L E 1989. l u x u r y •q i f l ppad . 2 tone light blue. 16.000

I- $12,000 f i rm. 261-5933

VOYAGER 1965 SE. beautiful, abao-

i2%> ' .SJS VOYAGER 1986 LE

Loai tod low mileage, mint. >7700 477-6100 a*L 237

VOYAGER. 1966 LE - Loaded 46.000 maee, mint M .goo /bes i

455-9694

VW 19&3 Vanaoon. 4 apeed 22 m.p g. city, ctoan angina >2 200 or beet oftar C a l 357-1949

4x4'* • in stock

Bronco IL full sine Bronco s 4 Rangers

1964- 1969 CMMor datafls!

Hlnea Park Lincoln-Mercury 453-2424 awt.400

825 Sports A lam a» « •> a mt ^ imporieo uart

ACCURA INTEGRA RS 1990. 2 door. 5 speed. ' air, stereo 12.000 mflaa. partoct. >10.950 995-2514

MAZDA 4 x 7 . 1965 - Good condi -— a f l . a n v f m alereo caaaatte $3 .500 /ba« 937-6006 or 963-6258

MAZDA 1962 RX7 51.000 mflea. good condi t ion, mual sea. >2300

541-4471

M A Z D A 1963. RX7 -Fu f l y loadad + aunroof. winter stored Muat aaa now! >4.500 or beet 546-9055

MAZDA 1965 RX7 - 5 spaed low maee. >3995

WOOD MOTORS 372-7100

856 Buick BUCK RIVERA 1965 White, aharp f 4 4B5

VILLAGE FORO LOT 2 278-8700 CENTURY WAGON 1964. V6. 7 pee-

c u w e . ak. am- fm mflaa. ctoan >2000 after 5pm. 455-9444

aa power. 64.000 m l

CENTURY 1965 automatic, i ooor Moke, l ion >3.490

n o a f l a n l ooiKll-644-5658

8 5 8

FLEETWOOO 1966 f rom wheal A - 1 -

r o o t 67.000 mflaa. SSk' SEDAN DEVIL LE 67,000 mflaa •7196

CENTURY. 1967 - 4 door. Mack, gray Interior, loadad. exoaaeni eon-Utton Aaklng 16.000 Cafl 47 I -57A9

CENTURY I S M . 4 door . 6 cylinder.

CENTURY 1969. Custom Loaded' 26.000 mflea Exceflent Condi t ion •7 ,700 Caa 646-2546

CENTURY 1969 LTD. V6, loadad. ' t condit ion. 46.000 highway

mflaa M 200 Fermingfon Hdla 661-0109

MAFFIA 1966 628LX - touring, aulo-

WOOD MOTORS 372-7100

MAZDA 1967 RX7 turbo, exceaent 00"<»»0". lopded. ton inae i metaf-ile gold. 110.500 620-2924

ACURA 1987 LEGEND - Coupe, black, >15.500.

WOOD MOTORS 372-7100

ACURA 1968 - Integra LS. 4 door, loaded, phone, axcaflant condi t ion >8900 347-3078

ACURA. 1966. LEGEND 4 door, d o t h , automatic, sunroof. axosBant condit ion >14.900/bast oflar 381-3105 553-9553

ALLIANCE G T A 1967 - 5 stereo. 36.000 ml. sharp >2.900

MAZDA 1966 929 loadad. aupar V

WOOD MOTORS 372-7100

MERCEDES BENZ 1973. 220, gaa 4 door, automatic, body claan. 2 own-ers. >2.000 542-8768

DAYTONA 1964 - turbo black, many new parts on an already <-reet running 4 greal looking car >3000

256-1569

ELECTRA 225 LTD. 1978. 2 door, loadad. 64.006 maaa. 1 owner, ax-caflant condi t ion >3500 Muat aaa 775-4976. after 7 .641-7265

LA SABRE. 1988 - W M _ , _ stereo, wire wheals, c r u t o . tat. power locks, very dean, >8.100 MaptoTa legraph 851-0595

SEDAN DCVILLE 1990 - t.OOO maaa. antMock brake ayatam >20.500 476-4622

SEDAN DeVlLLE I960 - Loaded, factory new Sate pr ice $16,444

A C T I O N M O T O R S 261-6900

S E D A N OaVILLE 1966 - automatic, air. afl powar. M a naw. aflWa. only

• FOX H I L L S Chryater-Pfymouth

455-6740 961-3171

SEVILLE 1979 tow mflaaga, aa options coflectors car. original owner S6900 826-2686

SEVILLE, 1965 Champagne, leath-er. moon rool. extra ctoan, loadad

641-9922

880 Chevrolet

LE SABRE 1967 Lfmftod-49.000 maes Loadad including ant>-iock brake ayatem Load levetors. e tc After 5pm. 661-0234

PARK AVENUE 1986 4 door, load-ed. excellent condmon >6500 Days 665-6915. Evas 344-4066

MERCEDES 1976 2400 . brown. 4 door wtth leather Interior aunroof. 4 spaed, dtaaaf engine. 138.000 mHea. car haa been stored winters, exoat-tem mechanical condi t ion. >7000 Days 256-2575 Evas 693-0394

MERCEDES 1977 260E - 8 cylinder automatic, clean. >5.500 660-1767

I Gray 4 729-6512

824 Jeeps A Other 4-Wheel Drives

BLAZER 1963 4X4. Reedy lor snow

G O R D O N C H E V R O L E T

ON FORO ROAO IN GARDEN CITY

458-5250 BLAZER. 1966. K -5 (FuH aizel. S4-verado. loadad. 20.000 actual ml . never m snow I f a perfect! 464-0925

BLAZER 1990 S10, 4 Wheel drive, loaded, biack. 7.000 ml . $ 1 0 0 0 851-4671

BRONCO II XLT 1967 V6. Automat-ic. air, stereo caaaatte. tat. c r u t o . powar windows and locks, akjrtw-num Wheels Sharp! Only >7.995

Jack Demmer Ford AFFORDABLE USED CARS

721-5020

AUOI. 1980 - 2 door black. 4 spaed a m / l m cassette, ak . sun roof, cruise Very clean, original owner >1.650 or baM offer C a i D e y s

-9438 Nights 229-6353

AUOI 1984 4000 GT coupe. lant condit ion, loadad >4000 or beat oftar 476-3647

AUDI 1968 90 Quat t ro Low mflaa. everything Including Alpine CD Rad >14,600 761-7675

AUOI 1989 - 100 Silver Low miles, warranty, leather, a larm, powar win-dows 4 locks >17.900 669-7205

AUDI 5000. 1965. l u r b o Black, gray WMher interior, afl powar options >6,000 Aftar 6pm 693-9344

MERCEDES 1967. cus tom 190E. 4 door. Hue wfth gold tnm. gold BBS wheals, 2.3 angina, aunroof. auto-matic. ail opt ions, muat see cus tom front end 4 Euro package Leather Interior, asking >18,500 or beat of-tor Cafl after 6pm 349-7533

MERCEDES, 1967, 260C. Loaded, sunroof. 41.000 mflea. mmt . 6 MO warranty >23.900/beet 356-1656

PARK AVENUE 1967 Loeded Very Clean! Exceflent Condit ion. >6300 Must Safll Can 459-3026

REGAL 1876 V6. runs greet groat transportat ion >600 or baat offer

522-3643

REGAL 1964 L i d . 2 door , aa powar. am-fm, air. tut. cruise, wire wheels. 1 owner, mint shape >3495 477-6511

REGAL 1967 T-Tope. 3.8 Turbo, au-tomatic. fua power . 34,000 maee Extra Ctoan >7.995

. . BOB SELLERS PONTIAC 478-8000

MERCEDES 300E. 1967, grey. 55,000 mflee. min i condmon-n le r to r 4 exterior Leather aeata 1 owner Purchased 4 afl service dona at Estate Motors Complete service records Muet see t o apprec ia te

932-1994. 649-8800

MERKUR 1987 XR4TI 5 leather, aunroof. low maee >7995

Hlnes Park Lincoln-Mercury 453-2424 ex l 400

BMW 1984 3161. great Mc. sunroof, etc A Steal a l >7000

546-0317

BMW 1964 3181 2 door , sunroof 5 speed. 105.000 mites, l ike brand — 1 >4900 542-6768

BMW. 1986. 325. 5 speed, sunroof, excellent condit ion. >11,500

356-4676

BRONCO II. 1967. XLT. good condi-t ion. 46,700 mflea. loadad. >6.000

BRONCO • 1969 - XLT. retirees toy terrific cond i t ion . 30.000 mflaa many opt ions >12.495 661-2112

BRONCO II 1990, Eddie Bauer. - * " >13.800 434-2464

BRONCO 1978-Nearly afl new or re-built. 351M C-6 transmission Solid. Very reflabie >2900 or beat Cea days 942-5192 or evee 532-6972

BROMCO, 1961, fufl sae, runs oood 422-0092

E-150 CONVERSION 1964 6 cv«n-df l r . 4 speed. ov*r drive, air >4.495

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700

BRONCO 1986 XLT - full size auto-matic, idaded, real clean

LOU LaRICHE CHEVY/SUBARU

Plymouth Rd - Just West of 1-275

453-4600

FORD AEROSTAR 1967 XL. 44.000 m l t o . >6.400

Cafl weekends. 9*1-1107

FORD AEROSTAR 1966. power steering-brakes, am/ fm caaaetta. 75K. >4200. 363-1944; 433-6045

FORD AEROSTAR 1966. Man van . V-6 Loaded! 43.000 maaa. SB.500. Cafl 565-8096

FORO CLUB WAGON 1965 XLT Au-tomatic transmission, air condit ion. Power windows and iocka. A super buy at onty >6.988

BLACKWELL FORD

453-2663

FORO CONVERSION VAN 1969 Fufl power. Itoxsieet aeata. S11.950

C R E S T W O O D DOOGE

4 2 1 - 5 7 0 0 FORD 1979 Van. >500

422-6659

FORO. 1964 Club Wagon XLT - 2-tone VB automatic, air. a m / l m cas-sette 65 000 m. >5.200 260-0546

FORO 1964 Club Wagon, amoke windows, dark burgundy, running boarda. 7 paaaanger immaculate condit ion! ( 2 .699 TYME AUTO , 455-5566

FORO. 1964 - Star coach conver-ton 302 overdrive, 73.000 ml >5.900 or beat Weekdays 478-3370

Waakenda 541-4545

BRONCO. 1967. EddW Bauer toad-n, 74.000 766-0262

ad. A l p j ^ t t a r e o ; system, 74.000

BRONCO 1986 XLT 4X4 Loadad wlfh every avaflabie option, 33,000 S M * " Btack/SHver . sale pr ice

BLACKWELL FORO

453-2663

CHEROKEE CHIEF. 1986. cherry rod, black Interior. 45.000 miles, oa-rage kept , ladies oar. aH options. M power. >7000 Cafl Ronda K . Mon thru Fri. 273-6850

CHEROKEE. 1986. Laredo, 4 X 4 . Maroon, tully loeded, 6 cylinder Code alarm >6500 Caa any time. Leave message 454-9678

CHEVY S-10 1987 V-6. 4 speed, longbed. ftbreglass cap. garage kept Mint After 5 30pm 453-8246

BMW 1966 526E - black. 5 spaed, low m l t o . mmt condi t ion. >17.200 After 5 p m 299-5782

BMW 1987. Convert ib le Ctoan. low maes Beat oftor Cafl Mr Neertioof

343-5430. ex l 28

BMW, 1969, 3251a. t owner, 53.000 highway miles, loeded, >16.500

5 4 2 4 S 4 0

CORVETTE 1973 454 automatic 57,500 m l t o 250 mflaa on rebuilt

>10.000 473-0359

CORVETTE 1978 COUPE, loaded 62.000 mflea. exceile Only >7495

TENNYSON CHEVY 425-6500

CORVETTE. 1965 Bronte, leather Interior, loaded. 12.000 miles, mint condit ion >18.000 534-7727

CORVETTE 1967 Conver t ib le White on white, saddle b rown interior, eve-ry possible opt ion of fered in 1987 27.000 m l t o >22.500 or best Leave message « 450-3428

MITSUBISHI 1990 ECLIPSE GSX - 5 wd. Wether. CO.

WOOD MOTORS 372-7100

MITSUBISHI 1969 MONTEREO LS -loaded, moonroof

WOOD MOTORS 372-7100

NISSAN MAXIMA 1987 - Like new-Loaded >6,955

A C T I O N M O T O R S 261-6900

NISSAN MAXIMA 1965 - Factory

A C T I O N M O T O R S 261-6900

NIS9RN PULSAR 1986 NX a i

m l t o >7~6P9* ^

A C T I O N M O T O R S 261-6900

rare beauty- New factory color aa invoices, show c o Days, 626-6316 Eves 766-1072

REGAL 1988 L imi ted , loaded •harp. >7.995

G O R D O N C H E V R O L E T

ON FORO ROAO IN GARDEN CITY

458-5250

BERETTA GT. 1968, automate loadad. sunroof. 58 000 highway

>5995 474-1466

. T T B T T S L , mal ic, cruwa. ak. tat. power win-dows • locks, digital dash, low mHea. mint condition. >7.500/baM Must safll 766-7786

automatic, ak. BERETTA 1988 cruiae. I at. ca " 6 8 0 A "•6495 Jack Cauley Chev /GEO 855-0014

BERETTA. 1968, CL speed, tint, black, an, roof. Sharp! >4.900 729-6512

BERETTA 1968 GT. b lack /bwgan-dy. loaded. greM condit ion. »5 OOC best After 7, 352-2691

BERETTA 1966. >6, 5 speed, fufly loeded. axcaflant condition. M.900

256-1659

REGAL. 1990 - Cualom. Dark bkw. fufly optioned. 11.000 mi Execu-tives ear. >12,000 Eves 373-5535

REGAL 1990 Grand Spon, QM executive car. min i condit ion, fufly loeded. grey. 9.700 mHes. 113.200

642-5361

RIVIERA 1964 . deluxe, a l options. excel lent cond i t i on , must sell. >3.000 534-9760

RIVIERA. 1965 - Bieck on Black. 49.000 mflea loadad V8. vinyl roof. 1 owner >6.990 356-1157

RIVIERA 1990- G M executive car, loaded. 9.800 miles >18.300

349-4072

SKYHAWK 1984 - Runs greet. Utile rust >1.500 or best oftor

536-3432

BERETTA 1986 - V-6. air. automat Ic. cruise, t i t caaaatte 36.000 miles, must sea OWy >7495

TENNYSON CHEVY 425-6500

BERETTA 1969 GTU -{10 .595

TENNYSON CHEVY 425-8500

BERETTA 1980 GT - 6 cylinder, •oadad. low T U s i j j i . bright rad, • 10.000 865-4725

BERETTA 1990 GT, 5000 mHes Dark red. cualom d o t h , automatic, air. powar windows, locks crmae. — (10.499 651-0515

CAMARO: 1962- White, V-6. 4 speed Runs Goodl (1995 Call, ask for Rich, 650-9246

C A M A R O 1963 Z28 - 5 speed, gold r ims. VRSO tires. Kenwood sound, 1-tops. garaga kept non-amoker,

•3600 336-1736 rune exceaent.

CORVETTE 1986 - all n phone 4 radar. 19.000 mflea, mint. •22.S00 Serious only 522-1604

CORVETTE 1990 3700 m l t o . axio-matic. every opt ion, muat sell $27,000. 683-2272

DATSUN, 1961, 280 ZX 2 + 2 Stored winters, loaded, black, t -tops Sacrifice - >4900 451-6256

DATSUN 1982 280 ZX Turbo. 5 speed, t-tops, 93.000 m i . f i rm Needs body work >1900 626-0843

DATSUN 280ZX. 1961 - Excaa.nl mechanical condit ion. * 1.200 or wW part out C a l Evee 459-6736

GEO TRACKER 1989 4X4 automat-ic, air and more, 10,000 m l t o >9466

A C T I O N M O T O R S 261-6900

PORSCHE 1979 - 928, black, weth-er interior axcaflant cond i t ion Aak tor Richard Waler tord 666-2049

SKYHAWK 1984 , 4 cylinder, auto •an >2500 aftar 5pm. 425-7299

SKYHAWK 1965 LTD. body and me-d ian ica l <n good condi t ion > 1 5 0 0 C a l 641-6613

SKYHAWK 1967. Custom auto-matic. blue, fua power, ak . excellent. >4.600 643-5021 or 646-9169

SKYHAWK 1967 - 2 door brown, au-tomatic stereo, delay wipers, d e a n 47.000 mflea. >4200 or beat oftor

454-9743

SKYLARK 1971- 2 door coupe, chrome RaHys. Kenwood stereo vmyl lop. 350 2-barrel >1500 After 6PM . 453-3512

1961 Limited. 4 automatic, new barakaa. radiator and water pump >595 531-5891

PORSCHE 1979 924 - Red t speed. sunr«»f, cassette runs great! Must ~ " " " >3000 626-0939

P O R S C H E 1986 9 4 4 , w h i t e . >10.000. Cafl between 9AM -6PM

832-2210

PROSCHE. 1987 926S4 30,000 m , Grsnrte Greefi, >33.000

689-6012

RANGE ROVER 1968 Creeaem con-dit ion. sunroof. >20.900 Pteaae c a l days 547-7270

SAAB. 1962 900 Turbo. 5 speed, ax-caflant condi t ion >2300 or beet of-tor 547-6729

SAAB 1988 - 9000 turbo 5 door, leether sporta kit. exceflent condi-t ion >14.500/beat 781-3802

CHEVY-1972. 3 /4 ton 4 x 4. Good work truck S2.DOO or best oftor C a l after 6:30pm. 664-6730

CHEVY 1975. 4x4 pick up. heavy 'A ton. no ruet. bedHrwr. exception*] shape. S3SOO/t>est 652-0359

CHEVY. 1986 S10 Blazer 4x4. auto-matic. loadad. exceflent condit ion Blue. 75.000 mi.. >7.250 346-1122

CJ-7: 1978. 6 cyl inder, 4 hard t op Rusty but Trusty Exoaaeni drive t ram (900 /bee t 474-7004

CJ-7. 1963- Hard top. 6 cylinder automatic, powar atoarlng. 56,000 maaa. W a e i e m anowplow (2750

255-7611

FORO 1965 - Club wagon. 7 gar, 35 leu . dual Mr au

>7995 37.000

459-2929

K -5 1967 BLAZER - FuH a i m Sil-verado, low mflaa. loeded > 10.8*6 Jack Cauley Chev /QEO 855-0014

FORO 1965 conversion van. axcal-— " condit ion. >5600 or baM oftor

462-1796

A-A-A AUTOS Aaron pays up lo >50 more tor fljnk. nmnf l ig or rapakawe cara 7 days 24 hrs 256-5467

S' lOOOS 1969 Mach 14 1967 For mif l6 P t o a a n i l racar Cafl Mr 3mMf< M S * .

ALL AUTOS 4 TRUCKS Xmk. wracked, naming. Top Ooflar

E 4 M Auto Parte 474-4425

JUNK CARS 4 TRUCKS W A N T E D Dead or aflve

(64-0047

NISSAN. "OA. 43.000 ml . arn/fcn. raasatts mt aqmaiar 5 speed ' 456-9460

P1CK-LWS - Smaa. medium, larga Bm selection 20 to chooae f rom BILL BROWN U8ED CAR8522-0Q30

RANGER PICK UP 1966 5 apeed. over drive >3 960

VILLAGE FORD LPT2 278-8700 TOYOTA 1966. PICK UP - X Cab automatic nr. stereo extraa Good

>4.900 729-6612

FORO. 1965 E-150, V-6. duM tonka f u l power, loadad. saver >4600 Ex-caflant condi t ion 536-6772

FORD. 1967. Conversion Van. lo ad. 4 captains, bf lncf i /bed. TV. c o d -

as FORO 1967 CONVERSION VAN Loadad wax extras only 28.000 ac-

OODGE 1968 DAKOTA SE - 4x4. V-8. automatic, two- lone, extra nice, one owner. 34.000 mflea! >8668

DICK SCOTT OOOGE 451-2110

FORD RANGER 1990 - Supar Cab XLT. low miles. Vfl. 5 speed, muat sail >12.200 978-6648

FORO. 1986. F-150. 4x4. XLT Lariat, shor lbox. automatic ak. caaaatte. naw I t r e e / s h o c k s 59K mliee. •9 .475/of lar 761-3110

FORD. 1669. Bronco. XLT loadad 351 M o m e n t , dark blue, lots of ax-traa >15.500 or baM oftor 751-6927

HONDA ACCORD 1989 LX. 16.000 maes, charcoal, mint , undercoeied. eon-smoker >11,400 474-5425

HONDA PRELUOE 1984. red auto-matic. am-fm casaafie. 93.000 cara-ful miles, body greet >4200

-2723Eves. Oeys 476-272 399-1979

HONDA 1981 Prelude Automatic sunroof, 5 speed, exceflent condi-tion. muat seel 835-1349

HONDA 1983 ACCORD - automatic economy special >1995

FOX H I L L S Chrysler-Plymouth

455-8740 981-3171

SCORPIO 1989 - start ing f rom >11.989

SCORPIO 1968 - starr ing f rom •7988

Automatics 8 stick shifts, miles as low as 1.500

Jack Demmer Ford 721-6560

SKYLARK 1981 sport coupe, auto-matic, power steering 4 brakes ak. amfm stereo low mitaaga. graat condi t ion »2.000/ofter 356-5623

SKYLARK - 1981, 2 door , a m a l rust spot on drivers side >1500 Cafl after 5PM 368-3735

SKYLARK 1968-Loaded. sunroof, white Excellent condi t ion 4 1 0 0 0 m l t o . >7,500 851-0812

CAMARO 1984 Z-26- Power steer-ing. brakes, stereo, air. automatic tranamlsalon. original mature o w r w >4500 After 6. 542-7804

CAMARO 1965 Z-28 - loeded, auto-mane. t - tops. pr iced M great aav-Mgs S333S

LOU LaRICHE CHEVY/SUBARU

V Plymouth Rd - Jusf Weet of 1-275

453-4600 CAMARO. 1967 - Red apori coupe v«. air. automatic, a m / * n stereo. 54.000 ml. t owner >5.500 Cafl Gerry 559-6826 or 1-750-9255

C A M A R O 1969 RS - ground eftocts. Z-28 wfweis. Eagle GT s, loadad. supe i car l 26.000 mileel >8668

DICK SCOTT OOOGE 451-2110

d e a n interior runs good Musi saa Ask ing (1600 or beet 425-3491

CAPRICE CLASSIC 1991 - Fufl pow-er. only 2.272 m l t o Save some money - CMI tor dMafls

Hinee Park Lincoln Mercury 453-2424 ext 400

CAPRICE, 1978 - Power steering/ brakes, ak . cruwa am-fm stereo Runs great ' (475. 538-2662

858 Cadillac BROUGHAM 1989 - power moon roof, leaihe. 12.000 m i t o (19.900

WOOD MOTORS 372-7100

CADILLAC 1990 b r o u ^ i a m . white/ red leather. 5 7 liter, warranty, 11.000 m l t o >22.000 781-9018

CIMARRON 1963 Excellent condi t ion >3000

8 2 6 - 9 0 0 9

CIMARRON 1986. Doro Edit ion 3.900 mi., tuny loaded, garaga stored Vouge tires. V6, wh i te / to t

12.000 424-9378 leether ( i £ (

COUPE DE VILLE 1978. tr iple white. »«CeUent running condi t ion

547-3906

CAPRICE. 1962 - Loaded axcaflani runrano condi t ion >2,500 or besl offer Can mornings 595-4692

CAPRICE 1963 Classic - ak. auto-mat ic . VB good condi t ion Asking >1600 346-9252

CAPRICE 1964 Wagon loadad $2,995

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 CAPRICE 1987 C t o e K Brougham -4 door , g r e w condit ion, loeded. $7300 531-4556

CAPRICE 1966 Ctoaaic - a l options. 25.000 mflaa. A -1 condmon. >9000 After 4pm 537-3220

SUBARU 1966. GL sedan. 4 wheel ' dove, au tomat ic , air . cassette. 64,000 mHea. >4250 752-3735

SUBARU 1968 XT6 - 5 speed V-« USHP. black, loadad. 4 . h e a l drive, exceflent condi t ion >6600 Evea/weekends 665-7592

HONDA 1964 ACCORD 4 door au-tomatic. ak >2685

FOX H I L L S Chrysler - P lymouth

455-8740 961-3171

HONDA 1984 - Civic. 5 em-bn alereo. afl maintenance by dealer, vary economical >2990 After 6pm 354-8378

HONDA 1965 Accord automatic 4 door , new i maroon, aakmg >5 4 door , new eng ine , l o a d e d

>000 536-9267

HONDA 1966 Accord l_Xi. 3 door. 57.000 mflea axcaflant condi t ion loaded >6500 Al tar 6PM. 474-8779

FORO 1966 F150 XLT 4X4 Ak con-

Sale Price >11 768

BLACKWELL BLACKWELL FORO

453-2668 • F O R O • 453-2663

FORO 1966. d u b V-S. loadad, traflar mflaa. >11,500

-I XLT. 361 >ow hue*. 22000

FORO 19*6 Conversion E150 Van Epoch 12,000 eflto. loadad. axcei-tent oondMon >14.800 522-6025

FORO. 1 — E330 - Ak. enflaa. tat power windows 4 locks. 60.000 ml

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

4 2 1 - 5 7 0 0 LAST CHANCE 42% Owned By GM 823 Vans

• 12.000

j f l W ^ t o r Churad

BLACKWELL

MADE IN AMERICA

FORO 1969 F2S0 4X4 Automatic tranarmaaton power atoarlng and brafcee. ESP WARRANTY, good un-

• 11466 ° * * C B , U * S * * ^

BLACKWELL FORO

453-2663

FOUR-WHEEL DRIVES F- 150s. • roneoa. Bronco *%. 4 Rangers Big

• ILL BROWN USEO CARS 522-0030

F I50 1967 4X4 Economical « cyfln-dar engme. etandard trucks bad-aner bright red. saM price M 986

BLACKWELL FORO

466-2663

•0 Treearor LSi 4 * 4. 5 omwmbia loadad. btaca

w o m a n o w n e r L o w mi leage >10 600 or beat 6 2 4 ^ 1 2

GMC JIMMY.. 1667. S- IS Wafl owwd tor e f » naw area 4 brake. Ra—y to rwaMW ( 6 600 776-3M6

R 0 G I N B U I C K - I S U Z U

• . • . " ? R4 ,'M 7 2 9 - 2 0 0 0

Demon AREA S LARGEST tsuzu DEALER

AEROSTAR 1666 XLT - EddW I

C c R S T B O B J E A N N O T T E

P O H T I A C / Q M C T R U C K

P y n o u t h . 4 6 3 - 2 5 0 0

AEROSTAR «96fl XI Ford waaon

| aana. -ear taw d o . I MuM ( M . ( 1 1 6 6 0

F O R O 1989 . h a n d i c a p p e d

FORD m m S I M M W W . - 1 6 " S ? •enger. 13000 mflas ( 1 3 HOC

J a c k D a m m a r F o r d

7 2 1 - 8 6 8 0

f O R O i t n c u e w c * ? -VMi"-t.006 flMaa.su J i e

J a c k O e m m e r F o r d 7 2 1 - 6 6 6 0

GMC S I S Jimmy 1660 •MM. Gypey M m . . f t Had ty. 19.066 mi. (13 .900 731-

HONOA 1968 ACCORD LX-5 spaed exceaent eondi t ior

{313)437-8763

HONOA 1966 CRX. graat condnwn aw. stereo >4500 or beat oi ler Must sea 349-4478

" O n o \ 1987 ACCORD LX - a door

WOOD MOTORS 372-7100

HONOA. 1867 CMC. 4 door aedan. 5 apeed. good condmon. new du tch . >4 800 397-0680

HONOA 1967 CIVIC SI - rod. BBS

WOOD MOTORS 372-7100

VOLVO 1981 D C sun roo l Good condit ion! >1,795 ROB'S GARAGE. 28100 W 7 MMe.

5 3 8 - 8 5 4 7

VOLVO 1963 GL - automatic 4 door, only >3665

FOX H I L L S -Chrysler-Plymouth

455-8740 961-3171

VOLVO 1987. 740 OLE 42.000 mfl

COUPE DEVILLE <989 - leather. J o a o a a £ * r t o c i Must sen Caa Alan home 843-0565 office. 855-8600

DEVILLE 1968 Loaded with ad t f w ext ra 's >7.995

G O R D O N C H E V R O L E T

ON FORD ROAD IN GARDEN CITY

458-5250

• -CAVALIER 1962 - 4 spaed ak 2 dod f . needs work. M00 /bee t After 8pm 398-7574

ELDER*OO 1968 Bwrr t t f - black e x c e l l e n t c o n d i t i o n , l o a d e d . >15.200 Cell, 9-5 348-2600

ELDORADO 1965 While. 68.000 m i . new tirea immaculate 4 main-ta ined »7 300 354-3467

855-3250

852 Ciassk Cars BUICK. 1955, CENTURY - 4 door , 1 0 0 * original Needs brake work Can drive home Muel sea Mat MOO C a l after 8 p m 861-2062

EL DORADO. 1968 Black, loaded 43.000 ml >9 500 Cafl after Spm

5 3 4 - 4 6 2 8

F L E E T W O O D . I Good condit ion. Cafl evenings

Corivert lbw wafl >4.900

647-2368

CAPRICE 1968- 4 door 23,000 ante

2393 mflea, mmt condit ion, truly a o ld l e d t o c a r After 5 722-

CAVALIER. 1985 - 2 door 4 New struts, shocks, tires, muffler $1»50 442-9425

CAVALIER 1967 Z-24 - automatic loaded, only 30.000 mflaa. Sharp'

t o u LaRICHE CHEVY/SUBARU

Plymouth Rd - Jum West of 1-275

453-4600 CAVALIER 1968 - 2 door automat K . Mr. caaaatte. low mBaa >6295 Jack Cauley Chev /GEO 855-0014

C A V A U E R 1966 - automatic ak

CAMARO 1967 Comwrubto. 327 horsepower automatic shift kn w/ duel exhaust no ruet, neede mmor enome rapak. >4000 or beat oftor C a l A lbMI 355-9351

DOOGE CORONET 500. 1966 363 Automatic, ak Eaay reel or at K v $ 3 7 5 0 3 3 * 4 4 9 6

ELDORADO L | 7 1 c o n v e r t i b l e White, white l op blue wether intar-

2 c a r > 8 0 0 0 6 4 6 - 3 4 7 3

FORO 1632 amafl black Ford, trt-power auto-

HE. > 1 5 0 0 0 4 3 4 - 2 4 6 4

GREENBR1AR 1962 window « title Utah vahicto N o m a I f

or beet oftor 422-74

OLCMMMMLE 96 1666 Powder Blue tow Rag Top 4 W f i s i H Oood eondMon Beet oNer Cefl 547-O303

HONOA 1967 Prelude - 5 speed

S T X , ; "

HONOA. 1966 CMc OX hatchback ak stereo ' ws. > lent condit ion (6400

HONOA 1666 PRELUC-E SI. loeded low mflea. mmt oondMon 641-0134 or 352-4755

HONOA 1666 PRELUDE Si b tod i r mflaa

WOOD MOTORS 372-7100

Accgrd LXI, d . 20.006 i I f l a t l l 366-7136

H O M M 1666 A c c o r d LX 5 ^ a a d •oadad Partoct ( T O 2 0 0 MUM eafl

866-3600. 466-0126 or 346-1376

0 M C 1668 Ammy 8 1 > 4x4 2 8L. VS. •if l i tMaMii. air. M . o r u t o em-im " " I S S 4 7 6 - » » 1

1666 C N T R O K E f Sport. ( 4 . 4 2 year 24 Ctovster War-

Chrystei P lymouM 861-3171

H O N O A

4 7 V 7 M H

H O N O A 1 6 6 6 P R E L U O C S I - rod >

( T J 000 /

J A G U A R 1 6 6 6 K J 8 12

WOOD MOTORS 372-7100

O L D * 1677 T. • o n " , afl powar. loadad 68.000 " t o e •potteea >2500 477-6009

IMP ALA 1960 - 4 door stick vary oood condit ion, low mflaa. baM of-ter 532-8123

SEDAN OE VILLE 1961 gold 4 door , runs good, f u l powar. >2900

9 6 8 - 6 3 3 2

SEDAN OEVtLLE 1666V* Roaewood wether loeded 10.000 mflea excM-lent (19,300 476-8371

SEDAN DEVIUE. I960 - A l Whrte/ red- wether, axeeewttve car. 14 000 i w axcaflant condit ion 227-6113

SEDAN OE VILLE 1967 beeutMul bkw with white padded top afl pow-er, Low mflaa. St2.900 476-4673

SEDAN 0E VULE 1968- Peart grey cto«i . 24.600 <M loadad waa main-tained. »13 300 After 4 425-4216

rear dafroM. d o t h ea t— gteaa 4 mora (3.995

B O B J E A N N O T T E PONTIAC/GMC TRUCK

Plymouth. 453-2500 CAVALIER 1969 Z24

e mflee (6200 687-3644

'666 Z-24 black loadL ad ( 8 5 0 0 or baal oftor 442-6003

C A V A L I E R 1960 Z24. automatic * 0 0 0 ' " • • • kxecuthw

car (10 .400 Troy 641-0064

C A V A l * R i 960 - 4 door automat ic. ak . 18 000 mflaa. M e new M . 6 5 0

C R E S T W O O D OOOQC

4 2 1 - 5 7 0 0

ROLLS ROYCE 1975 Shedow I . exceflent condmon $ ' 9 6 0 0 6 6 0 - 1 3 4 5

TMUNOERaMO 1957 Afl ongmai but com. 60.000 actual rnaae >31000 or baal Cafl leave

4 5 0 3 4 2 8

M J | , n a . i - , „ a s _ 4 ' M n m c w P v i o r i

AMC A l X I A M C f f « M (MOV only M OOD M a t I S I M

G O R D O N C H E V R O L E T

ON FORO ROAO M GARDEN CITY

458-5250 PACER 187?

w w l f i a r

CENTURY 1968 LkMMd dart. btoa.

A C T I O N M O T O R S 261-6900

4 WHEEL DRIVE TROOPER

1991 BRAND NEW 4 WHEEL

i S ^ t o r t S N

. a t r S -

E S T - * 1 2 , 9 9 1 - r - ' ~ "

R0GIN ISUZU 729-2000 E Michigan Ave al

Wayne Road * W E S T L A N D W A Y N t AREA

880 Cttovrotot

15 0001 O C R S C O T T O O O G I

461-2110

CAVALIER 1666 2 door powar

G O R D O N C H E V R O L E T

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

458-5250 CAVALIER 1666 Z-24 6 loaded, rod 4 raatfyl 23, 3 5 K m

D I C K S C O T T O O O G E 4 5 1 - 2 1 1 0

C E L E B R I T Y E U R O S P O R T 1 9 8 7 - V -8^p<*wr l o c k * m . cruMe. race car

ac» Cadey Chev /GEO 655-0014

CELEBRITY, 1667. Euroeport. 4 floor 4 cyl. power Iocka. Mt. enflaa. m amfm caaaatte >2900 367-5673

CELEBRITY 1686 - 4 door Mr c ru to . basl r o u ' l seel >5465

649-1632

OELESRfTY 1967, Was t a n 44.000 mflaa. aneaflent oondMon. ek. powar s laar l r^ 4 brakaa. automatic. >5,400/beM 531-6464

CHEVELLE - 1975 4 door power stearlng/ftrflkaa. 27.000 mflaa. new

. > ' 5 0 421-4365

STORM, i860 C W ^ H P i g 5 i M a S t o S « j » f k m C A 6 f l v a a 4 a , M a i M a >72-1106

Chrystai >966XE I t o » r o d -

toded. 46 .000 • 6000 SnatoyTownaMp

LEBARON 1866 GTS- 4 door

L O W I O f l 1967 Coupe

525-6660

LE BARON. I960 oonverttoto. load-ad axraflani condmon. 4100 mflaa. A muet aee 566-7300 531-1300

i f » « 0 N 1990 Conve r t * * * . ^ 7 .Mr . v-6, belartoa of naw war-

ranty-Onfy >12.860

' FOX H I L L S , , . , . C h f Y S t e r - P V n o u l h

NEW YORKER 1978, 4 door load-* ° leel lwi maroon Showroom condl l ion m 4 out >4700 453-5129

NEW YORKER 1984 Turbo Wlndwx locks 4 mirror Excellent «»to toon Must Sean 36.000 o t o a . 1-Owner After 4:30. 261-1025

CLEBHTTY 1666 - 18,000 new. m . • » , ar locks. >7900/beM 563-4919

CORSICA LT - 1966. V-6. lua power loaded. aB options, sport whaaw «uper dean, exceflant condi t ion Prload right. >7500 422- 7066

CORSICA'S 6 to chooea i rom

Priced lor quack saw

LOU LaRICHE CHEVY/SUBARU

Plymouth Rd - Juat W e « of 1-275

453-4600 CORSICA 39.000 m l (6200

1966 LT- VS loaded

932-1626

CORSICA 1988 LT - automatic ak condit ion, power windows w i d locks. OR. cnaae. stereo caaeerw. M I M * * 1 1 PA^Af l " - And more

BOB J E A N N O T T E PONTIAC/GMC TRUCK

Plymouth, 453-2500

£53, NEW YORKER 1967 tother unra moot ( 7 8 8 8

DICK SCOTT DOOGE 451-2110

RELIANT X t»8S, saver, 2 door ak poewr_ stoermg^brakaa. (1800 oi

oftor 538-7093

SAPPORO 1960 - Oood condmon low mflea >2500 or beat ofter Cea

4 4 5 - 8 1 3 9

T O W N 4 C O U N T R Y W A G O N 1 9 6 2

Hlgh mf lssgi . excaflant condit ion > ' 0 0 0 8 2 4 - 6 9 9 1

864 Dodgs

CROWN VICTORS. 1966-

CROWN VICTORIA 1667 Wagon • only 36.000 mflaa, drives and looks naw $6,460

Htoaa Park UncofcvMeroury 483-2424 a a l 400

CROWN VICTORIA 1908 LX 4 4 o c T V8, automatic, air. ssarao loadad eRh opoone and s t o r p OMyS6.466.

Jack Dammar Ford AFFORDABLE USED CARS

721-6020

ESCORT GL 1963 automatic, am-fm r aaa ana, air. enflaa. (1000 Cafl aftor 8pm 427-7145

ESCORT 1662 waoon. 46.000 mflea, ( 8 5 0 Cafl after SMf l 421-7534

ESCORT i960 A * rear dafroal. 5 speed, naw uros 4 muffler Good eondMon. S800/beM 464-3235

ESCORT 1963 - automatic, choco-late brown Looka and naw aupar! (1 .046 TYME AUTO 455-5586

ESCORT. 1963 a laMm wagon. sMck J a n . runs waa ante ruaTAafcrng • 1.500 425-4770 or 836 -4M4

ESCORT 1964 GL - 4 door, 5 speed, ak. A M / F M caaaafte. m e rum. runs, muet Mf l 1600/beat 427-1446

ESCORT. 1964 - Sflver Good c c x l . Hon. axcaflant interior eutometK low mflea. now Urea • 1.300367-3841

Monday, Movorribar 12. 1990 OAE * 1 1 F

888 Ford XR4TI 26.000

MUSTANGS -SS GT. loaded sharpeat

87 GT. automatic. A M / F M . daan. |M Mack

LOU LaRICHE CHEVY/SUBARU

Plymouth Rd JuM Waat of 1-275

453-4600

ESCORT 1985'*- Power steering/ braflea. a m / l m raeaefls. new ax-hauaL rtms 4 Urea, runs good >2300 Paia /S iv iw after 6 455-7213

ESCORT 1966 QT. 5 lant oondMon. >3250 or beat oftor Cafl after 8pm 624-5777

ESCORT. 1986. GT. low milssga. good oondMon. one owner >3995

WM oiler 344-1313

ESCORT 1966 L - 1 Owrwrt Ak. au-

be l l e r y Very g o o d >2900/beat oftor

cond i t i on 4 8 9 - 7 1 3 4

AIRES. 1965 Automatic, power steering/bras as. axcaflani condl- ESCORT 1966. 2 door am-trn ban. very rallabW >1900 824-3877

ARIES 1963 - Mechanic* Special' O H needed No ruat/danta Auto-mMic. am/ fm >530/beet 345-7012

CORVETTE 1986 Glees top. Werner pate sharp >15.475

G O R D O N C H E V R O L E T

ON FORO ROAD IN GARDEN CITY

458-5250 GEO Spectnxrv •peed, cruwa. M t o n M900/baat

1 9 8 9 4 0 M P G . 5 exceflent condl-

4 2 9 - 4 7 6 1

™ 7 L E exceflent corxk-tlon. >3 800 433-1100 or 347-0706

ARIES 1967 - 4 door, automatic ak

33.000 mflea' (5488 DICK SCOTT DOOGE

4 5 1 - 2 1 1 0

CHALLENGER 1981 - Looks knd runs super- 35 mpg . ( 1 069 TYME AUTO 455-5586

CHARGER. 1987 - Au lomet ic , 48.000 rra . ak. axoeflenl condition. >3000 Caa after Spm 346-9388

COLT E. 1967 New brakes du tch Ikee 4 Cattery 4 speed. 59 000 milee. >2600 646-3473

GEO STORM 1990, 6 months old, exceflent condit ion low mflaa. whfle. sm/ tm caaeetta av 476-5356

GEO 1909 PRiZM s - 5 l o chooee your choice >8995 Jack CauMy Chev /GEO 855-0014

GEO. 1990. STORM. GSI - Aad. afl optiona. 11.000 m l . original warranty >9 900 856-2567

LUMINA 1990 Euro Sedan white, loaded, exoaflenl. GM executive. 8700 mflaa. >11,500. 842-2164

LUMINA 1960 Euro sedan, loaded. 4 yaar 60.000 maa warranty White 8 b m a > 1 1 . 7 0 0 5 3 7 - 4 2 3 4

LUMINA 1990 EURO- 4 door. wfHia w'Mue. automatic. luB power, sport wheals only 7,500 mflaa >11.625 Alter 4 pm 645-5148

LUMINA-1990 red. exceflent condition mflea After 5pm.

Her 9.000 354-1697

COLT 1985 E. good ges 50.000 flt^ "good condit ion

COLT 1969 QT - 5 speed ak ster-eo. power steertng roar dMog. mora 1 year old >5795 644-0653

DAYTONA 1964 TURBO- Manuel, low mflea. marry naw parte, exceflent running oondMon. >3200 788-7968

DAYTONA 1969 - very sharp. 19.000 original mflaa. power steer-mc. ak automatic. AM FM stereo >7100 After 8pm 244-9655

DIPLOMAT 1988 power seels - v dowa, locks. « t . c r u t o caaeerte 4 more Only 17950

C R E S T W O O D DOOGE *

4 2 1 - 5 7 0 0 LANCER 1966. Turbo. 2 2 I, ek. power sunroof dean. (359C Cafl alter 5 and weekends 665-0380

LUMINA 1990 Euro. G M exec I door blua loaded 9 900 m l t o ( 1 1 . 4 0 0 6 5 5 - 3 6 6 8

MAL1BU 1978 Claawc 4 door. Wkv far Special 62 000 original mflaa. « o o d tires 2

MALWU, T9£9, ek, erfv-FM stereo/ cassette, runs good >595 days 358-8060 eves 968-0260

MAL ieu i960, good body new bat-tery (1100

evea 645-5861

MAUBU 1960 good condmon. baM ofter 346-5190

MONTE CARLO. 1988. SS loaded. 38,000 mflee. dean >10.500 or beat o«er 751-8927

NOVA. 1977 - 4 door, new brekee. good condition, good traneporta-l ion >500 or beat oiler 722-0013

SPECTRUM-1988 gray . ex 38.000 maaa 35mpg condition >3,700

SPRINT 1967 - 4 door hatchback, ek, d o t h aaels anted

B O B J E A N N O T T E PONTIAC/GMC TRUCK

Plymouth, 453-2500 STORM 1990 At most rww >8.875

G O R D O N C H E V R O L E T —

ON FORO ROAD IN GAROEN CITY

458-5250

LAZER 1965 - automatic 46.000 ac-tual rrfltee afl optiona Tyme does a agam, only >2,899 TYME AUTO

4 5 5 - 5 5 6 8

roar aefoc, Exceflent con-He 4 out Service contract

3 3 8 - 2 3 4 0

ESCORT AM/FM >3600 beet After 4 p m .

ESCORT. 1967 GL WAGON, 1 owner. 57.000 mflea. automatic, am-!m caaaafte. well memtemea. looks 4 nine g reM >3.000 Itrm 595^ t962

ESCORT 1968 GT tern condit ion, m u t t aafl >4900/beet days. 565-5586 evee. 477-3614

ESCORT 1988 GT condmon. 50.000 mflea >5.000 or baM After 5 4 weekends 425-7515

ESCORT 1969 LX wagon t tandsrd shift with a l other options exceaent condRKm. 28.000 mflee >6500 efter 8pm 844-0024

EXP 1967 Sport, excellent condi-tion. S speed, ak. 1.S HO. prerraum sound aluminum wlteets. warrenty twat offer 427-6323 or 453-399!

EXP 1968 Sport Coupe, rod. 63 000 mflee. eni;sflsri| condmon >3500 or beet ofter 532-1540

FEST ! V A L. 1990 4 3 0 0 m M l i o n >5400 or DeM

blue/paw ' flrey. condl-

5 4 4 - 9 2 1 4

FORO AEROSTAR 1988 7 passen-ger. very ctoan Only U 965

G O R D O N C H E V R O L E T

ON FORO ROAD IN GAROEN CITY

458-5250

MUSTANG 1672 loo i good Ca« 7pm- 10pm

ia 6 njna 655-1668

MUSTANG 1676. eutor n e w ragh

good car. H M O o r b e e i 534-8170

MUSTANG 1676 - $100 run

Ckoee no l 455-5628

MUSTANG 1676 Very d meg Ikee 6 rkwe. V8 eng

apendable. Me. 63.000

2 6 1 - U 3 7

MUSTANG. 1676 - 2 door 8 cykrwr

C M after Span ' 455-W47

MUSTANG 1676 - 2 53 000 mi. iwa rww. 4 s| ed. aunrool 6 2 ' 0 0

2 Qlwe. seed, load-

633-0740

MUSTANG IS«0 4 s o Caa

aad. 6500 474-3116

MUSTANG" 1661 - au lo rage kepi . 55.000 eel 61.350 TYMC AUTO

m a t * ga-ua l m»iee

455-5588

MUSTANG 1661 Copra, 4 cyttndar

6800/beel offer After $ 435-3032

MUSTANG 1661 - 5.0.-moort roo l Cteenl 62 000 TYME AUTO

au ion t toc .

455-5588

MUSTANG 1662 good condmon good t raneponatkm. 456-6633 or

483 -6 t15

MUSTANG 1663 LX 4 cnAae. caaa sua. S i 100 Oeys 442-4310 «ve<

apeed. a».

1422-8349

MUSTANG 1968 L X Lot Clean! 63600 or beef Ca6

aded" Very

473-7067

MUSTANG 1985 LX - axo dlHon. low mkea. loede days, 492-1227 evea

eHerrt con-id 63350

549-2088

MUSTANG 1988 QT 5 0 Liter EFI, 5 speed, new brakee 6 Ikee Excel-lent condition S5700''beet 261-0854

MUSTANG 1687 3 Door, s tandwc charcoel oray. asceUem. 14,700 mHea 15.700 455-1787

MUSTANG 1988 GT Automatic, air power w indow^ locka cruise Clean inside 6 out. 68.000 beei Caa 522-5679

Fowl MUBTANG. 1966 LX hasdtoac*. 4

MUSTANG 1667 LJL 6 0L. S w e e d loadad. 26.000 mflaa. 1 owner Ex t i l l I oondMon OMars 420-2404

MUSTANG 1666 GT 5 0 . 5 M powar. stereo i i i m i ak. cruwa and M l . dove gray sharp

"BLACKWELL FORO

453-2663 MUSTANG 1666 - LX. S O. ak. ax-

26.000 maee wefl ( 8 0 0 0 5 3 7 - 0 1 1 0

MUSTANG 1966 LX SO Black 5 speed, rear de f ros t p rem ium sound 46.000 mflea Very gooo eondMon (8.900 Rrm C d l eves

4 2 5 - 0 0 0 9

MUSTANG 1990 GT CONVERTI-BLES Both under 2.100 nktea 2 lo chooae. automMK or stick, ak. •oadad. (15 .555

Jack D a m m a r Ford 721-5560

MUST AMD 1969 QT. black loadad sunroof, sterm system, low m l i t g i premium (W.SOO/beet 775-7HK

MUSTANG 1966. roof. 21.000 mflei W

>7300

MUSTANG 1990 LX 5 0 Liter halch-

> 1 0 , 9 6 0

Jack D a m m a r Ford 721-6560

PINTO 1960. automatic atr cas-aatte. good f w M .avwryttvng works, very dapervlabW >450 422 7469

818 Ford TAURUS 1667 way mflaa. ortgn

TAURUS. 18S7. n a w groaa. 66.000 ^ H ( 3 . 7 S 0

TAURUS 1960 LX aheker i >12.500

waoon . >19 500 sr . 25.000 mflea

346 H0i5?

1979 eondMon M * loaded, aa.. CB star ao. new brakaa 12360 637-6223

Caf l 261-2964

Premkkn S336S

or 938-4296

T BIRO 1967 loaded. 26.000 mflea. new Ikee extended warranty excas-wnt condmon >6250/baat 477-7999

1 BIRO-1990 M a new no set > ) 1.250

9.500 mflaa. Uef »1'OOC

4 7 8 - 2 4 1 4

TEMPO 1964 automatic ak. cmas .

datroM. bteck. grey M a n o r 66.000 mflaa EncMenl eondMon >2500' baM oner Cafl after 8pm 595-8603

T E M P O 1 9 6 4 slaarmg/braxi T Y M E A U T O

• . • 1 . 7 7 5 4 5 5 - 5 5 8 6

TEMPO 1964- Automatic ak. load-ed rww urea 4 bar ter , LOW maa-age vary good w n d H l m i Beet af-ter Weekdays

TEMPO 1964 GLX. *1995 4 cyW. der stmroof 68 000 mflee' exeefleni eonditior, 477-4623

PROBE U L I960, bnght rad < 4 / emomMlc. efcjmmum Hi a an snow-room condmon ( 1 0 900 553-2933

PROBES 1990 GL loaded low milee. (9 .995 196B LX. low mflea > 8 9 9 5

PROBE 1990 -au tomat ic , a r From >899C

PROBE 1990 LX - 6 cyl From U 9 9 C

Jack D a m m a r Ford 721-6560

TAURUS 1988. M T V ran blue 30 mpg. mr h * power wmtere m FL-no SMt >5595 177 -8488

TAURUS 1968 - stat ionwagon load-ed wtth opuone. excaflant condi t ion 58 000 maaa >5.700 Phone evens orweekende. 517-423-4807

TAURUS. 1986 4 door, mr em,tm stereo cruwa 76 000 mflee excel-lent condi t ion >3995 477-0388

TEMPO 1985- Automatic air power steering 4 b rMee 94.000 mflaa >1950 255.7611

TEMPO 1965 GL - 4 door automat c 95.000 mflee. clean rune good, ak tat cassette >1600 473-5729

TEMPO 1967 greal gas r v l a t a t emtm caaaatte ak 1 owner excel-lent condition. >3.995 f i rm 476-0768

TEMPO 1967 LX - low mflee power steering 4 brakee. air. new n / % exceflent eondMon >5400 522-8928

TEMPO 1969 GLS loeded (6600 434-2464

TEMPO 1969 4 dooi . automatic, an condtionmg. powar Hearing and brakae. siareo 20.000 maea w< bteck Reduced lo o ra , M 995

BLACKWELL FORO

453-2683

TEMPO i960 GL - 4 floor automat ML t r . o r u t o . TM. MM muc* mora

Jack Dammar Ford 721-6560

THUN nm m After

OCR8IRO nee. I k e lf»M

1668- 13.000 o r o -mm Aaklng K M C

344-88S&

T H U N o e R e m o -5 apeed. l oede 6 tC OOO/beet o «

1686 Turtto Coup^. fl, good condWKni er tan. 398-5442

ak : asserts Ont> >3395 Hlnea Park Lincoln Mercury

453-2424 ex l 400

THUNOERBfRD 1988 - Tu rbo Coupe, loeded afl the way snapel 26.000 maaa) >6668

CflCK SCOTT DOOGE 451 2110

BUY IT SELL IT FIND IT

Class i f i ed A d s Ca l l T o d a y 6 4 4 - 1 0 7 0 5 9 1 - 0 9 0 0 8 5 2 - 3 2 2 2

Morif C L A S S I F I E D S

O N P A G E S

Tte or PagclC.

TMUNOERBIRO 1988 Turbo coupe aood m M fufl power, fecsory new SaM pnee >8 781

A C T I O N M O T O R S 2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0

THUNOERBIRO 1987 AutomMic ak. s iareo r e t a i n s wva ehaw Jcr»-ers loeded e«h optiona Only • 6 995

Jack Dammar Ford AFFORDABLE USED CARS

721-5020

THUNOERBfRD '988 tuMx. toupc ioeded with avery ophor. Orw, 30.000 actual mflee b r ^ n t d u e U 488

BLACKWELL FORO

453-2683

TORINO 1976 While Good Winter Ca r " >275 Cell Cheryl. 274-5200 or 421-5725

1990 Escort LX. 2 door 4 cylinder automatic am-fm stereo 12 .000 m. (5400

872 Lincoln

TAURUS 1967 - ek. cruwa rear da-froel. new tiraa be t te r , 59 000 mflea. >4000 777-4237

TAURUS 1968 Wagon 28.000 mflea. loaded, black t rwd teat (8 875/beat 644>4923

TAURUS 1989 - loaded, t ' om (7995

Jack O a m m a r Ford 72T-6560

TMUNDERBIRD 1990 - after, loaded From >9990

Jack D a m m a r Ford 721-6560

TAURUS 1960 SHO from >13 990 TAURUS 1989 SHO' f rom > 1 ! 989

Jack D a m m a r Ford 721-6560

TMUN0ER8IRD 1968 Turbo coupe 5 speed red. >7995

WOOD MOTORS 372-7100

THUNOERBtnO 1965 Automatic mc stereo wire wheals extra clean end low mflee. Only >4 .995

Jack Dammar Ford AFFORDABLE USED CARS

721-5020

AFFORDABLE 1990

LINC0LNS T O W N C A R S From $16,750

C O N T I N E N T A L S From $16,990

M A R L VII L S C From $17,990

1-800-878-FORD 721-2600 J A C K D E M M E R

F O R D

ART MORAN .SL 29300 Telegraph O C O A A 4 o

V2 Mi le N. of 12 Mile O 0 « # " i l 9 l U

GALAXY, 1969 - 2 door hard top, 390 e n g r w 75.000 actual ml ruet. e m / i m racfec >900 484-6308

GRANADA 1976- Automatic load-ed. dean 59.000 onglrwi maaa > 2 3 0 0 3 3 6 - 7 5 5 7

LIGHTNING STRIKES II AT LAFONTAINE!

SAVE BIG BUCKS

OMNI 1979 - stick toft, runs but needs some work (SOO. Deel oftor Cafl berween 10am-9pm 537-2210

OMNI. 1967 Ak. slereo. caaaetta. great condit ion. 62.000 mi Sport t i re/ r ime >3.200 546-2042

SHADOWS 1986-1990. 6 t o chooae f rom start ing at ( 6 950

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

4 2 1 - 5 7 0 0 SPIRIT 1966 4 door. 4 cyflnoer. fuel mwctton. automatic. 26.000 maes. loaded >8850 565-60*8

Ford CROWN V l d o r w 1965, V6 >3500 68.000 mflee Cefl Slave Menoer-n a c * days 493-2944

ESCORT GT 1986 5 Speed ak. alereo caaaatte. cast »NTTW Only •3 ,495

Jack Dammar Ford AFFORDABLE USED CARS

721-5020

ESCORT WAGON 1967 Black. 49.000 maea >3 995

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-6700 ESCORT 1965 - automatic. 4 door hatchback, priced below Blue Book. $1,790 TXME AUTO 455-5566

LTD SQUIRE WAGON 1964 Loaded sharp S3 995

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-6700 LTD WAGON 1965 51.000 Clean •3.995

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 276-6700

4 spaed AM-FM stereo rear defogger Stock #143

$ 1 2 4 9 9 *

LTD 1977 H. owned, very good condmon winter t ransportat ion ( 7 5 0 535-4424

LTD 1962. V8. 4 door , rune greei. reel ctoan b rown/ tan power seats c r u t o cont ro l >2200 471-1568

LTD. 1964 Wagon - V6 powar Meer mg 4 brakee, cruwe. am/Mi cas-sette. >2.600.'ofter 477-1381

LTD 1966 Wagon - powar Hear t ig 4 brakaa. only 44.000 i rack >4995

Hkwe Park Lmcom-Marcxa-y 453-2424 ex l 400

MUSTANG CONVERT ABLE t987 Loeded Beautiful Automatic mr Maroon color After 5pm. 543- 1860

MUSTANG GT. 1967 - Biack. auto-matic. alereo ak. alarm. >6500 Cafl after 6.30pm 473-0544

MUSTANG 1983 LX Converhbte central, ak >3.995

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700

1991 SUNBIRD COUPE Super Value

SALE PRICED

s F I R S T T I M E B U Y E R

* C R E D I T J U D G E M E N T S POOR BANKRUPTS*

Call Me Today 1st

Time Buyer Price $7612 G E N E M c H A R R I S

Grand Maatar - 20 Yrs. Exparienc*

• 3 5 5 - 7 5 0 0 1991 LEASE SPECIAL

GRAND PRIX 4 DR.

36 MONTHS AVIS FORD On Telegraph & 12 Mile Rd.. Southfield

S t k * G 1 0 3 6 a

O W N A 1990 Dodge Shadow

or 1990 Plymouth Sundance

From

1990 BONNEVILLE LE M M w i p e r s 4 5 5 8

U « T i f f C E . . . S 1 S . 5 2 Q

B K . m s

SALE PRICE

! 1990 TRANSPORT

Month

6 to choose from Specia l Factory Buyout

• w a r r a n t y I n d u c e s 7 /70 Factory

* NEW 1990 MAXIMA GXE #10080

5 s p e e d , a i r . A M - F M s l e r e o S t o c k • 1 0 3

184"* p f ' a

month per month

2 M O N T H - 1 Y E A R

T E S T D R I V E m « - — f S E V I A

DELUXE p o w e r g i c i i g i

convenience package. AM-FM 3rd

m p a r S lock # 0 6 3

12 M o n t r , Lease $ 2 , 0 0 0 D o w n - C a s f . o r T r a d e P lus T a * & L i c e n s e 15,000 M i l e s Per Year ReiL inoatMe S e c u r i t y D e p o a r t

91 CflJM 5 s p e e c air c o n v e r s i o n p a c k a g e A M - F M c a s s e t t e

Lease To Own 16 TO CHOOSE

5 s p e e c E F I e n g i n e Stocfc * 139

S 2 8 4 M * $ 1 2 9 " * 1 9 9 * ~

\"HIGHEST MEAL DOLLAR PAID FOR YOUn TnADC'1 GRAND RIVER AT 10 MILE

4 7 1 - 0 8 0 0

2027 S. TELEGRAPH. DEARBORN 2 Slocks Sou Hi ol Mich igan Arwtue

561-6600 Open 9-9 MON. AND THURS

M I R S H I ras

KICK OFF S T R A T E G I E S

1990 BONNEVILLE SSE

^ - - - 9 ^

$

LOADED!

20,973

NEW 1991 S-JIMMY 4 wheel drive, aulo, air.

Stock #C1385.

$ 14,995 Includes •500 REBATE

Kick off fall with a new truck

NEW 1990 GMC SAFARI EXT.

LENGTH COBRA CONVERSION! A - a a r * W t o g w m p e 4 XL e n g m e a p o n w*>eei p o w e r rti'n lnCka ' a l i a mt rn j i * . a c a p i e c e ctvars S a k a u a " grmf>r^c% a a c ausc • O O a i i t w y>eaMr*er4a ( e e r i e s t ' t k i r w ^

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> 2 2 . 7 6 5

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SALE PRICE

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'14,902 WPONTIAC

3

WEIL GO THAT EXTRA YARD TO MAKE THE BEST DEAL! 38000 Grand River at 10 Mile East of Haggerty

Farmington Hills • 478-8000

NEW 1990 COBRA CONVERSION Must Go! Loaded' w*s U M D

» o w « 1 7 , 9 9 9 ' S O i # C 0 2 7 S

NEW 1991 SONOMA SPECIAL ECONOMICAL!

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$6995* G M C T R U C K

- 12F* OAE Monday, November 12. 1990.

CONGRATULATIONS EMPLOYEES AND RETIREES

A & Z Plan Privileges have been extended to include brothers & sisters of employees & retirees. The number of vehicles that may be purchased or leased has been increased to 4 per model year.

A & Z Plans are now eligible on red carpet lease

including the special rates & incentives. Leasing enables you to either * Lower your monthly payments * Lease a more expensive vehicle * Drive a new vehicle more often

Jack Demmer Ford has all the details necessary to answer any of your questions regarding

A, X, Z Plan purchases or leases 1990 F-150

Tinted glass gauges, cloth seat, vent windows, 6250 GVWR package elec-tric 4 speed automatic transmission, argent rear step bumper 5 P235/ 75RX15XL all season tires. Stock #2369. P ' ^

Was: $13,327 NOW:

1990 TAURUS GL 4 DOOR

S NOW: W a s : '1 6 '3 3 6

9999 '11,995 1990 UNIVERSAL_STYLE ONE LUXURY CONVERSION

With these conversion options:

Rear overhead air and heat, Vista bay windows, 6" color T.V. with root rack and antenna, indirect lighting, soft shades, full overhead console, curtains on side and rear windows, oak trim, removable bi-fold sofa, vacuum cleaner, quick release sofa, running boards.

With these chassis options: Auxiliary fuel tank, power locks and windows, speed control, tilt wheel, stereo with cassette, light and convenience group, 5.0 V-8 EFI with au toma t i c overdr ive t ransmiss ion, trailer towing, handling package. 6500 GVW Stock #3384.

Was: s22,104

NOW: S16,495 The way we put 11 together sets us apart' J

1991 ESCORT GT

Was: $12,658

1991 ESCORT LX ^ T m e d g l a s s P O s 7 o c k ^ i r 2 8 9 , * * * C o n v e n i e n c e 9 ™ p . « a r defrost, ste-

NOW: $.| Q 295 Was S11,193 N0W $8795

s500 REBATE

1991 TEMPO 4 DOOR Cloth trim, rear defrost, stereo, automatic & more. Stock #00994.

Was $10,444

>8895 NOW: s500

REBATE

s500 REBATE

1991 AEROSTAR 401 Air automatic, overdrive transmission, rear defrost, tight group, power windows & lock", privacy glass, dual captain chairs, 7 passenger, speed control, tilt wheel & more. Stock #00521.

Was S17,877 s now: 1 3 ,895

$1000 REBATE

FORD

ATTENTION A & Z PLAN BUYERS

RECEIVE THE PROFESSIONAL TREATMENT YOU DESERVE ONLY AT JACK DEMMER FORD

MICHIGAN A " PLAN HEADQUARTERS

Across from t-ord s Wayne Assembly Plant t m U r s ^ p V 3 300 MICHIGAN AVE. AT NEWBURGH ROAD • WAYNE Ml a w is

TWO'M!les EAST 721-2600. 1-800-878-FORD » • j - ' i a <• ;)in , i,tn M i l I r o . g h ! p n C e i n c l u d e s d e d u c t i o n of r eba te . . c „ ,

sa lesperson for d m * *

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From Everywhere W M t t a n d

AT JACK DEMMER FORD...SERVICE IS

AN ATTITUDE NOT JUST A

DEPARTMENT!

RECIPIENT OF THE QUALITY CARE

PRESIDENT S AWARD

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«)0 rid of Sports I* Q a whole n e w l o o k ' s o o r t shopp ing

a whole new meaning Herman s convenienceJ°r Y ° u

y o u r S e l f . It s a whole a 0 d new world of savings.

, it i t A r r r

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S A V E S95 SALOMON SX72 Ski Boots for men and w< Foreward flex and forefoot

omen's riot at stores

*

S A V E S 1 9 0

K2 5500 Ski Packages

369" " r a g . SS80

Designed for advanced to expert skiers • 5500 skis • Tyrolia 580

or Salomon 757 bindings • Scott or Logo poles

ROSSIGNOL 570 Ski Package

2 2 9 ^ » Rossignol 570 skis • Selected Salomon or Tyrolia bindings • Aerro ski poles

K2HTX Ski Package

2 9 9 ^ • K2 HTX skis • Marker M2£T or Tyrolia 570 bindings • Scott or Logo poles 1

COLUMBIA In terchange

Sys tem" ...this season 's hot tes t skiwear. A n d no wonder : The l iners and she l ls are interchangeable, can be wo rn separate ly or together, depend-ing on the weather !

Bug -A -Boo Parka w i th f leece l iner

119" • • W r * g . 1 4 9 . 9 9

Powderkeg Parka w i th T h i n s u l a t e 3

iner

199 r » g 1 9 9 . 9 9

Whi r i i b i rd Parka w i th D o w n l iner

159" • W W r»®. 1 9 9 . 9 9

Wizbang Parka wtth F leece l iner

144" B u g - A - B o o Pants

59" W V rag. 79.99

159;

it's a whole new world of sports w e w e l c o m e t h e , i e x p r e s s c a r d

Sele Nov. 11 through Nov. 24,1990 ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT I A .

S A V E S190

i

* CROSS-COUNTRY

R O S S I G N O L S T S S k i P a c k a g e

— _ _ • Rossignol STS skis O A f j 9 9 • Salomon 757 or

Tyrolia 580 bindings $540 • Scott or Logo poles

S A V E S105 K 2 E V S S k i P a c k a g e

• K2 EVS skis O G Q 9 9 «Martyr or _ S 7 ^ rw . Tyrolia 570 bindings

$405 • Scott or Logo poles (Package not available at all atoraa) .

S A V E S82 R O S S I G N O L J r . S k i P a c k a g e

1 2 9 " • Selected Ti

Rossignol 770J skis Selected Junior bindings

d Tyroli indingj

Aerro poles

Expert mounting available with all aki package*

BOOT SAVINGS! S A V E S 3 0

N O R D I C A 5 1 5 S k i B o o t s f o r m e n a n d w o m e n

1191 ideal for the beginning skier. Easy rear entry.

S A V E S45

$70 OFF PACKAGES FROM JARVINEN & ROSSIGNOL

Ail packages include: Cross-Country skis; Salomon or Rossignol Boot/binding system; poles

R O S S I G N O L T o u r L i t e P a c k a g e

139* J A R V I N E N T u r v i s t a P a c k a g e

119* rag. 211.99 I I W rag. 191.99

(Cross -Count ry merchand ise not at all stores)

R A I C H L E 3 8 0 S k i B o o t s f o r m e n a n d w o m e n

rag. $215 Comfortable, soft flexing rear entry boot for athletic recreational skiers

SMITH Vista Ski Goggle

12" l & a rag . $16

UVEX Super G Ski Goggle

175. BOLLE TRD Ski Goggle

19" I W rag. $25

OFF; 3 L

Herman's COMPLETE SKI SERVICE

Entire Stock of SKI LOGO LUGGAGE Ski bags and boot bags with the most famous logos and in the newest colors!

No one e x c e l s In serv ice l ike H e r m a n ' s . Tha t ' s because our i n - s t o r e t e c h n i c i a n s are f ac to ry -ce r t i f i ed by the s k i i n g manu fac tu re rs t h e m s e l v e s ! F r o m ho t w a x i n g to b i n d i n g m o u n t i n g , edge s h a r p e n i n g t o f la t f i l ing to c o m p l e t e sk i t u n e - o p s , we d o it r igh t ... and u s u a l l y w i t h 24 h o u r s !

iVs a whole new world of sports

NOW GET 00R BEST PRICES ON THE NEWEST ANO BEST IN SKI FASHION

Our Entire Stock of WHITE STAG Skiwear for men & women!

Here are just two from our outstanding White Stag collection

ft

u now at unforgettable low prices. Hurry! S t a r s & S t r i p e s P a r k a reg. 199.99 . 1 5 9 . 9 9

S t a r s & S t r i p e s S h e l l reg. 109.99 8 7 . 9 9

I T B W a i s t o r B i b P a n t s reg. 109.99 7 9 . 9 9

M e n ' s P a r k a , S h e l l s a n d P a n t s a l s o o n s a l e a t s i m i l a r s u p e r s a v i n g s !

KIDS' SKIWEAR! D o w n P a r k a s P o l y P a r k a s

PROFILE* Ski Parkas V 69 9$ W a r m and functional pofy Darkas

that stand out on or off thi i99.9Sj HERMAN'S Bib Pants ' eg 49 99 PROFILE* Bib Pants

trie slopes

29 .99

reg. 129 .99 ... 3 9 . 9 9

BLACK ICE® "Exchange System Outerwear Sale!

The liner alone is a lightweight jacket... or, wear the shell by itself... and both together

-make one great cold weather garment! F l e e c e J a c k e t

reg. 129.99 9 9 . 9 9

D o w n J a c k e t

reg. 209.99 . . 1 6 9 . 9 9

HIGH TECH OUTERWEAR SAVINGS... s20 Keeping warm is no sweat, now in specially priced Black Ice* Jackets and Pants. For style, comfort, fit and just great looks, there is no topping these. Don't miss out!

U l t r e x ® J a c k e t

reg. 119.99 89.99

Ul t rex® P a n t s

reg 79.99 59.99

A n o r a k S h e l l

reg. 79.99 59.99

s30 OFF 79.99 .99

A l l B i b P a n t s , W a i s t P a n t s a n d I n s u l a t e d W a r m u p P a n t s f o r m e n a n d w o m e n ! Choose from WHITE STAG PROFILE and HERMAN'S Great styles'

S400FF All PROFILE 4 WHITE S T A G Men a & W o m e n ' s Stretch Pants

89M,c109Mswi"

20°° OFF A l l T - N e c k s , S k i G l o v e s . Sk i M i t t e n s a n d S k i U n d e r -w e a r f o r m e n a n d w o m e n

3A

THIS IS WHERE THE ACTION IS... SPORT SHOES ANO ACTIVEWEAR IT'S A WHOLE NEW WORLD OF SAVINGS N$W AT HERMAN'S!

IT'S A WHOLE NEW WORLD OF SPORTS FOR YOO!

NIKE Air Force Men's Low Top Basketball Shoes

Just a sampling of our complete new fall collection of Nike Warmups, Fleece and Wind Separates reg. 94.99

b. M e n s Fleece Warm up reg. 74.99 59 .99

c. Women 's Fleece Warmup, reg. 69.99 ..55.99

d. Wind Separates Tops, reg. 35.99 29 .99 Pants, reg. 27.99 21 .99

R E E B O K ! Newport Classic M e n ' s & W o m e r ^ Tennis Shoes

reg. 49.99

REEBOK Men's 4000 LoH Basketbal l Shoes

NIKE Men'sH Ultra Force L o | Basketbal l Shoes

9 9 r e g . 4 0 9

Herman's it's a whole new world of sports

/ s40 OFF

a. BLACK ICE Men's Gore-Tex® Fitness Suit Waterproof, wirvdproof and breathable <4 Gore-Tex® fabric styled I a for action in terrific new " 2" 9 99 colors! -

TOP SEED Women's Woven 2-pc. Warmup

19

NIKE Men's Air Force 5 Basketball Shoes

HEAD Dream Tennis Shoes for Men

99 reg. 49 99 39

w . 9 9

L i g h t w e i g h t , c o m f o r t a b l e a n d n o w $ 2 0 o f f ! G r e a t n e w f a s h i o n s ty les !

WINNING WAYS and ADIDAS set the pace in fall f leecewear fashion separates, now at great pr ices!

e. WINNING WAYS Tops reg. 34.99 27 .99 Matching Pants reg. 29.99 2 3 . 9 9

f. ADIDAS Tops reg. 44.99 3 5 . 9 9 Matching Pants reg. 39.99 3 1 . 9 9

NIKE Finale II Men's & Women' Runn ing Shoes

2 d " Cm * T rsg. 29.99

ETONIC Trans Am Men's & Women's Running Shoes

0 0 9 9 U Cm reg 39.99

ASICS Gel Men's Running Shoes (store stock only)

REEBOK Princess Fitness Shoes

AV1A Women's Hi-Top Fitness Shoes

449 .9o 54?f~» 35"- 449™? 54.99

NIKE Air Craft Running Shoes for Men & Women

r e g . 5 4 . 9 9

ASICS Men s Gel Trainer Fitness Shoes

Q Q 9 9 O f i g . 7 4 . 9 9

\

HEAD or NIKE Men's Tennis Shoes (store s tock only)

C Q 9 9 \J & reg 69.99

EKTELON Men's Court Cruiser Racquetbal l Shoes

0 7 9 9 \ J f reg 44 99

REEBOK Women's CXT Plus or Men's AXT Plus II

5 4 " reg. 64 99

NIKE Air Cross Trainer III Lo Fi tness Shoes Men's Women's

NIKE Air Cross Trainer III Hi Fitness Shoes

Women's

AVI A 1380 Fitness Shoes for M e n

62K. 598.651.62K. 642 74.99

REEBOK Cadence Tech Walking Shoes

C Q 9 9 % J w r«g 64.99

ULTRA WHEELS Classic Skates

1 0 9 ™

ROLLER DERBY Phantom Skates

7 Q 9 9 I ^ f g M 99

• • ——•

ROLLERBLADE Bladerunner Jr. Skates

8 4 9 9 K J ^ T reg. 94.99

^ TEAMWEAR SAVINGS This is the season to stand up. be counted and be noticed...in NFL Parkas, Fleecewear, Pants. Jerseys and Jackets wrth your favorite team's" colors and logo. Don't miss out on the action!

Entire Stock of STARTER* NFL Quilted Parkas

Entire Stock of STARTER* Pro Satin Team Jackets

Entire Stock of NFL* Fleece Tops and Pants Entire Stock of NFL* Jerseys

K)9S. 10

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s5 s3

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OFF r » g p n e w

OFF r « g p r i o n

OFF t e g p n c « *

5A

WILSON Aggressor Indoor/Outdoor Basketball

WILSON Official NFL Game Ball

reg. 2 9 . 9 9

Finest quality leather ball as used by the pros in every game

ADIDAS Tango Napoli Size 5

r e g « 29.99

Hand-Sti tched Soccer Ball

W I L S O N J o r d a n A i r 23 B a s k e t b a l l

Football Bloopers

99

t HI Otfv* \

189.99

• -.

a d i d a s ^ S ATHLETIC CLUB

141? Durable rubber cover for all courts.

LIFETIME Quick-Adjust Backboard Set

Easily adjusts from T to 10

20»„ reg. pr ices

Entire Stock of Bowling Balls & Bags Variety of mode ls and colors for men and w o m e n . Al l balls dr i l led and init ial led F R E E wi th purchase!

Herman's it's a whole new world of sports

J u s t - o u t , u n i q u e a n d u l t ra ve rsa t i l e f a s h i o n f r o m w h o e l s e b u t A d i d a s ! C o m f o r t , s t y l e a n d va lue. . .a l l a t $5 o f f !

Warmup Jacket, r»g. 79®9„ 74.99 Warmup Pants, reg. 35 99 30.99 Pullover Crew or Pants reg. 44.99 3 9 . 9 9 M

So hilarious, youII watch "em again and again!

ADIDAS Libera Soccer Ball

reg. 21.99

T R A C E S o c G u a r d Sh in G u a r d 0 reg. 11.99 3 . 9 9

MIKASA Top Grain Leather Volleyball

0 4 9 9 reg. 39.99

SPORTCRAFT Taverner Dartboard

24" • reg. 29.99

18* bristle board. A C C U D A R T 501 Nickta'Siiver Darts 1 5 •

CAMPING, HUNTING AND M0RE...SAVE ON A WHOLE WORLD OF OUTDOOR NEEDS.

1% A f \ 0 / ° SELECTED ' TOHU OFF SLEEPING BAGS •v-

WENZEL Shawnee 3 Ib. Polyester Sleeping Bag

19" • reg. 29.99

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COLEMAN Trapper 4 Ib. Hollofil® 808 Sleeping Bag

29" reg. 49 .99

Mt. McKinley 3 Ib. Layered Quallofil® Sleeping Bag

59" reg. 99.99

HIGH ADVENTURE Graduate Nylon Day Pack

14" I reg. 19.99

WILDERNESS EXPERIENCE Cross-Country Rucksack

199 reg. 39.99 29

HIGH ADVENTURE Pinnacle Panel Opening Frame Pack

199 reg. 79.99

20% OFF __ Our Entire Stock of ptfce. DOWN SLEEPING BAGS

JANSPORT Collegian Cordura ! Day Pack reg. 24 .99

59 19"

EVERY FIREARM IN STOCK REDUCED! REMINGTON, BROWNING. MARUN. RUGER and other famous makers! (Firearms not at all stores.)

20 !°_r- "nd

O F F o n g . pr ic«a Entire Stock of Gun Cases BUCHEIMER. ALLEN and PROTECTO. Vanety of styles

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November 11 through November 17 SCORPIO (Oct. 23-No*. 21)

This is a great time for Scorpios. Keep a sense o f mystery about your personal life, especially in the workplace. People wi l l find you more intriguing

SAGITTARIUS (No*. 22-Dec. 21) Read between the lines. You must be patient this week to avoid unnecessary arguments. Make sure others under-stand your intentions.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) A friend wi l l bring you some happy news. Take time to just reflect on life. Things are complicated, but there are ways to simplify life.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Your career w i l l need your ftill attention. Loved ones can relieve pressure on the domestic front i f you . wil l simply communicate.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) Take action on a task that should have been done weeks ago. Don't depend on others to do your dir ty work. You are capable of doing the job.

ARIES (March 21-April 19) ' Friends wil l show great appreciation o f your talents. Romance is in the air, but it may not come from the source you would normally expect.

By C.C Clerk T A U R U S (April 20-May 20)

This is a great week for renewing commitments made to loved ones. If you are just beginning a relationship, a very important issue may arise.

GEMINI (May 21-Jane 20) Avoid making promises you know you can't keep. Though your financial picture may look a little rosier, don't overspend this weekend.

CANCER (Jane 21-J«ly 22) A child plays an important part in your life. You may learn a valuable lesson Good news wil l stem from a loved one.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't get paranoid, but do watch for accidents waiting to happen. It will seem bumping your knees and stub-bing your toe arc a way of life

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You may receive a letter from a loved one. You wi l l need lo confide your fears lo a friend, and they wi l l provide some answers for you.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) Your bank account experiences some good luck, although it may nol involve an increase in funds. Changes made at work prove positive. • f \ I rvlinp I n

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Ylacdonald Carey's words, actions

continue on "Days" By Candace Havens

"Like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of our lives " Macdonald Carey first said these words on Nov. 8. 1965, and 25 years later these words are repeated before every airing of Days of Our Lives

Throughout the month of November . Days is celebrating its 25th anniver-sary, along wnh one of its most enduring and endearing original char-acters. Dr . Tom Horton. portrayed by Carey.

Bom in Sioux City. Iowa. Carey 's screen career began in 1942 after several years of singing and acting on radio and on stage In 1941 he had a successful stint in Lady in the Dark on Broadway.

Throughout the '40s he worked as a contract player with Paramount , play-ing leads and second leads. He made-more than 40 movies including The Greal Gatsby. Odongo. Copper Can-yon, Tammy and the Doctor and End of ihe World.

John Candy (center) play* a bachelor who becomes caregiver to his nephew and netces in Unci• Buck, Tuesday on CBS. Macaulay Culkin, Jean Kelly and Gaby Hoffman (from left) star.

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A c e i o l i . F r a n Dudas . G r e t c h e n Pugs ley . K e n G l i d e . B o b W i g h t -m a n . M e l S h u l m a n . L i n d a N e w -m a n and Ca thy S to l ze r w e r e a l l q u i e t l y se t t i ng up f o r t h e shoot .

T h i s g r o u p of w a r m and p ro -fess iona l peop le a r e d i l i g e n t vo l -u n t e e r s who p r o d u c e v e r y f i n e t e l ev i s i on .

I w a s asked b y P r o d u c e r - D i -r e c t o r B e t t y S c h e l l i n g t o host h e r ser ies en t i t l ed . " W O M E N O N T H E M O V E " i t is q u i t e a p r i v i -l e g e to be ab le t o do an i n t e r -v i e w and then go on t o o t h e r re -spons ib i l i t i es . The t o u g h p a r t h o w e v e r , is f o r c i n g y o u r s e l f t o Concen t ra te on a s u b j e c t i n t e n t l y f o r a coup le of hou rs and w i p i n g o u t a l l o the r p r o j e c t s . M o s t of t h e shows a r e t a p e d in the m o r n i n g . I a m a m o r n i n g per -son. but a " q u i e t e n e r g y " m o r n -i n g person. T h o u g h .1 m o v e a r o u n d q u i c k l y , t a l k i n g is a n ef-f o r t .

H o w e v e r . I a m m o t i v a t e d by t h e spec ia l o p p o r t u n i t y i a i i a v e a c o n v e r s a t i o n w i t h s p e c i a l peop le w h o rep resen t a cause o r a n o r -gan i za t i on . Gues ts on " W O M E N O N T H E M O V E " a r e a l w a y s such c a r i n g and i n t e r e s t i n g peo-p le . W i t h an hour t o e x p l o r e the s u b j e c t m a t t e r , t h e d i a l o g u e goes f a r beyond the s u p e r f i c i a l l eve l . As i n t e r v i e w e r I m u s t c o n c e n t r a t e , be c u r i o u s a n d w o r k ha rd t o b r i n g out the u n i q u e p e r s o n a l i t y of the gues ts A l l these e l e m e n t s i n s u r e t ha t t h e p r o g r a m has the c o n t i n u i t y a n d the d y n a m i c s t o keep t h e at-t e n t i o n of the t e l ev i s i on aud i -ence.

I n t e r v i e w i n g in t h i s m a n n e r is v e r y ha rd , but r e w a r d i n g . I a m a l w a y s e x h a u s t e d a f t e r w a r d Neve r the less , each p r o d u c t i o n has r u n v e r y s m o o t h l y . T h e p r e p r o d u c t i o n p l a n n i n g a n d the

p rec i s ion of the p roduc t i on c r e w is ev ident i n the f i na l p roduc t The guests c o m m e n t on how l a i d back and organ ized eve ryone is. T h i s is the u l t i m a t e c o m p l i m e n t t o a P roduce r

M y s t y l e of i n t e r v i e w i n g is to spend a coup le of m i n u t e s be-fo rehand w i t h the guest 1 don ' t ask t h e m m a n y quest ions so tha t I w i l l not lose the i m p o r t a n t ele- -m e n t of spontane i ty . 1 e x p l a i n to the guest the f o r m a t of the in-t e r v i e w and ask i f there a r e any areas w h i c h they do not w a n t m e to b r o a c f f I approach a n in te r -v i e w as i f I w e r e w r i t i n g a book about the person. T h i s en-courages t h e m to share de ta i l s they m i g h t o the rw ise not dis-cuss.

I n th is w a y an i n t e r v i e w be-comes m u c h m o r e i n t i m a t e The conversa t ion then becomes in-t r i g u i n g to the te lev i s ion audi-ence. They become v e r y in-vo l ved and fee l as i f they a r e s i t t i ng t he re w i t h us.

W O M E N O N T H E M O V E " guests have been i ns igh t f u l and s t i m u l a t i n g .

B a r b a r a L e v i n w a r m l y shared her l i f e exper iences as our guest I t was i n te res t i ng to hear of her ca reer changes and ro le p r i o r i -t ies. She has worked on w a r m iss i l e research and compu te r s : she also has a l aw degree. She has p r a c t i c e d law in Wash ing ton D C . , ra ised a f a m i l y and has been a suppo r t i ve w i f e of Sena-t o r C a r l L e v i n She w a s know ledgeab le and i n t e res t i ng yet r e l a t i v e l y l ow key. I was im -pressed w i t h her c h a r i s m a and d r i v e B a r b a r a Lev in is de f in i te -l y a w o m a n on the move

N a n c y S w a n b o r g . M a r c i e B loomVe t t ese and M a r l e n e K e r -shaw jo ined us as representa-t i ves of Schoo lc ra f t Col leges Women 's Resource Cente r The Cente r deals w i t h changes and t rans i t i ons in people's l i ves P r o g r a m s a r e ava i lab le to lend suppor t serv ices, g ran ts and ed-uca t ion to w o m e n and m e n who a r e ad jus t i ng to d ivo rce , separa-t ion, dea th o r a d i sab i l i t y , and

need to f i n d pa id e m p l o y m e n t These th ree w o m e n w e r e a won-d e r f u l r e p r e s e n t a t i o n o f deter-m i n a t i o n and r e s o u r c e f u l n e s s So m a n y serv ices these d a y s a re to-ken but not t h e W o m e n s Re-source C e n t e r T h r o u g h three d i f f e ren t p r o g r a m s t h e y t r y to secure the m o s t a p p r o p r i a t e means of e n h a n c i n g t h e poten-t i a l fo r success i n e a c h ind iv idu-a l . wh i l e t h e y open a n e w chap-te r of t he i r l i ves

Bo ts fo rd G e n e r a l H o s p i t a l s D i r e c t o r of V o l u n t e e r s . Adele E m m e r . sha red w i t h us the ex-c i t e m e n t g e n e r a t e d t h r o u g h the V o l u n t e e r O r g a n i z a t i o n s of Bo ts fo rd i n c l u d i n g t h e R e d Cross V o l u n t e e r s . V o l u n t e e r Gu i ld (G i f t Shop) and a n e w p r o g r a m for Pa t ien t and Gues t Room Serv ice N a n c y L a w t o n . Dor is Gaiser and N a n c y A d a m s spoke on the i r e x p e r i e n c e s as they personal ize t h e s e r v i c e s provid-ed t h r o u g h B o t s f o r d Genera l Hosp i ta l . As w o m e n on the move, they s h a r e d t h e w o n d e r f u l exper iences t h a t b o t h the pa-t ien ts and they h a v e h a d through the years, as each b e n e f i t f r om the r e l a t i o n s h i p d e v e l o p e d by g i v i n g t o one a n o t h e r T h e Vol-unteer p r o g r a m s i n c l u d e the en-t i r e hosp i ta l , s p r e a d i n g hard w o r k a m o n g t h e i r s t a f f so that the burden is eas ie r f o r every-one.

Nancy S c h m i d t o f t h e Reha-b i l i t a t i on I n s t i t u t e o f Mich igan cha l lenged o u r t e l e v i s i o n audi-ence to b r i n g h u m o r i n to our l ives She t o l d us o f the studies and spec i f i c cases w h e r e a sense of h u m o r has e n h a n c e d the lives of people and f a m i l y members who a re s t r i c k e n w i t h a i lments that r e q u i r e e x t r a pa t i ence and c o m m i t m e n t M o s t people th ink one needs t o be happy to f i nd h u m o r in a s i t u a t i o n She suggests t ha t h u m o r is a mind set and tha t i f w e l o o k f o r it and smi le , the rest w i l l f a l l into p lace H u m o r s i m p l y m a k e s us fee l good and eases tension, there fore , i t is h e a l t h y and heal-ing.

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Candice Bergen identifies with 'Murphy Brown9 character Show g o i n g s t r o n g in i ts t h i r d season

By M a r y Ann Townsend In a career that has included

stage, televtsloin and f i l m , as wel l as journal ism. Candice Bergen has found a ro le that f i ts l i ke a glove and al lows her to do the comedy she has desired to do since childhood.

She is f i r m l y set in the th i rd season of ber c r i t i ca l l y accla imed series oo CBS, "Murphy Brown. "

" I love this character. I love Murphy , " Bergen said. "She's a character w i t h incredible heart , w i th dynamism and rea l ab i l i t y at what she does. And. of course, more than anything. I love the edge on her."

Bergen, in rea l l i fe, has developed many of the same character is t ics as her character. An accla imed photo-journal is t as we l l as an actress, she also has real ab i l i t y at what she does. Bergen has had photographs and ar t ic les published in magazines such as " N e w York Magazine." "P layboy , " " L i f e , " "Esqu i re . " "Vogue." "Cosmopol i tan" and "Ladies Home Journa l . "

As fa r as incredible heart. Bergen

has had a successful mar r iage to f i l m di rector Louis Mal le since 1980 When she is not f i lm ing , they take their young daughter Chloe to their home in France, Bergen has also proven herself a devoted stepmother to Mal le 's two chi ldren. Cuote and Justine.

And, f ina l ly . Bergen developed an edge whi le growing up as tbe "s ib l ing" of Charl ie McCarthy, the d u m m y of her ventr i loquist fa ther Edgar Bergen. " A t home the whole th ing was sort of l ike compet i t ion. And in a public sense, he was sort of m y nemesis, because when I was on m y father 's show I wasn't a l lowed the laughs. Mostly the laughs belonged to Char l ie."

Now Bergen is in her th i rd year of get t ing the laughs as television journal is t Murphy Brown. Mixed w i t h the pressures of her profession is qui te a bit of humor, f r o m tbe diverse personalit ies on the "F.Y. I . " s taf f to Eld in, the bousepamter who seems to be eternal ly work ing on her apar tment

Bergen said people seem to re la te to tbe si tuat ion w i th Eldin. and newspeople w i th whom she has spoken fu l l y understand the ironies that come f rom juggl ing jou rna l i sm

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Playing housepainter E ld in Bernecky is Robert Pastorel l i . The character is a thorn in Murphy 's side, but be is also a source of support once she gets home f r o m the studio.

Pastorel l i was born June 21 in New Brunswick, N.J. and was raised in Edison, N.J As a young boy. he was always in t rouble in his hometown and was eventual ly sent to re fo rm school There, fo l low ing his instincts, he started a theater group and developed his passion for act ing.

He began per fo rming in local plays throughout New York , and in 1977, made his professional debut in "Rebel Without a Cause" w i t h the New York Theatre Ensemble. F i ve years later he moved to Los Angeles to guest star in an episode of "Barney M i l l e r . " and he has been work ing there ever since. His feature f i l m debut came in "Outrageous For tune," and he appeared in "Bever l y Hi l ls Cop I I . "

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3:50 © M O V I E : Sky FuH of Moon [Comedy 1952) A c o w b o y compet ing m a rodeo fans lor a shady lady teener wynn Jan Sterling

4 : 0 0 ® a M O V I E : The Bet (Mystery Drama 1959) A burg la r gets t rapped af ter he b r e a k s in to a w o m a n s house Vincent Price. Agnes Moorehead ® M O V I E : Pioneer Mershel : Western 1949) A ci ty l awman hunts d o w n a cr imina l h id ing m a Western t o w n Monte Hale. Paul Hurst

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3 : 3 5 ® MOVIE: R o g e r 4 * *e . (Documentary 1989) A f i lmmaker t r ies tg speak wi th the cha i rman of Genera l M o t o r s Mtc/iae' Moore Roger Smith R

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4 . 4 5 ® MOVIE: A n o t h e r W o m a n Drama 1988) A w o m e n tr.es to sh ie ld h e r s e f f rom all e m o t i o n s Gena Rowlands Mi,i Farrow PG

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doughboys go AWOL and roam a round Pans Bert. Wheeler Rooen Woo/sey ® a MOVIE Ta les of the U n e x p e c t e d 1 Suspense Mystery 1978; An e x - c o n « c t stalks the man who had h im impr isoned Lioya Brioges I* Plume CD MOVIE Jegt*er \Advenfure Drama 1956' A greedy p r o s p e c t o r uses a d isguised jaguar -man to commit murders Mtchae, Connors Barter. Mic j j / v *

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New program covers NBA inside stuff

By Steve Paschal Through ihe years, NBC has been one

of ihe leading innovators in profession-al sports coverage. This season, the network is once again on the cutting edge of sports entertainment with NBA Inside Stuff.

Each Saturday throughout the bas-ketball season, former Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Ahmad Rashad-and co-host Julie Moran headline, a fast-moving, high-energy half hour that features the hottest players in the National—Basketball Association as well as the previous night's scores and highlights from all the week's games. In

and becomes sheriff John Wayne. Vema Hilhe CD S Nova Robot ic w e a p o n s a re explored as the wave of the future CD MOVIE: A Desperate Adventure I Drams 1938) A French painter falls in love wrth a portrait and meets its subject Ramon Novarro Marion Marsh CD NWA Main Event Wrest l ing t O MOVIE: The Stranger (Mystery 1946t A government agent heads a relentless manhunt for a Nazi war cnminal Orson Welles, Loretta Young

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addition, Rashad and Moran wi l l update the Saturday scores.

Rashad graduated from the Un i versi-ty of Oregon in 1972 and was a first-round draft pick of the St. Louis Cardinals. He played in Buffalo and Seattle before going to Minnesota, where he set the Viking career recep-tion record with 400 catches in just seven seasons. In 1983. Rashad joined NBC Sports

Prior to joining NBC. Moran ap-peared on a variety of television programs for the CBS Television Network and the Movietime Channel She served as a sports reporter for WCTV/Tallahassee after graduating magna cum laude from the University of Georgia with a degree in broadcast journalism and reported for Julius Ervmg's Sports Focus on ESPN.

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1. In 1976, an excellent character actor (now deceased) wrote a best-selling book a b o u t sailing, t i t led Voyage. N a m e the author

2. This actor has wnlten several best sellers, among them Crowed Heads. Lady and Harvest Home. Identify this writer and his first big book (Actually, it w«s no bigger than the rest, but never mind.)

3. The'Moon's a Ballon was one volume of what actor 's best-selling autobiography?

4. This bandleader- tumed -TV star tilled his autobiograph> simply. 4 Book. Who was it?

5. In his autobiography, this screen legend referred to himself modestly as just a "song and dance man. a hoofer " Identify him.

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Jane Pauley has signed a five-year contract with NBC News, and her new program, Real Life with Jane Pauley will return to the NBC prime-time schedule mid-season as a regular weekly series. Real Life presents a fresh look at life in the 1990s The program premiered wnh five specials this summer and was a critical and ratings success, examining subjects that inter-est the average Amencan and probing ihe problems and concerns we all confront daily.

l '-S. troops in the Middle East will be receiving "home video" letters from the cast and crew of Knots Landing In the taped messages. Joan Van Ark mimics her role as Val. Larry Riley sings and Kent Masters-King talks about her grandfather, the first African-American Marine The theme of the messages: "We're thinking of you. you mean a lot to us. and »e hope you get home soon "

Motonn Ml: Mhats Coin" On. a two-hour spccial celebrating the Mo-town Sound and the music and artistry of African-Amencan performers who have influenced popular entertain-ment in America and around the world, was taped live at the Pamages Theatre in Los Angeles for broadcast in November on C BS

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International superstar singer Julio Iglesias will headline his first full-length concert special for Amencan TV when HBO presents Julio IgJesias: Starry Sight, debuting Nov 24 The hour-long special was filmed in Los Angeles at the Greek Theatre

John Spencer, who played Detective Lipranzer in Presumed Innocent, will join the cast of NBC's LA Law as a "rumpled but talented litigator " He becomes the N th regular cast member

j ™ * (Michelle Phillips) runs up Jessica Lundy stars as a parky obituary writer in CBS' OvarAfy Daad Body, Fridays.

Carol Kane plays a columnist's secretary In American Draamar, Saturdays on NBC.

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By Can dace Havens I f you've gotten used to seeing Terry

Lester as Mason Capwell on Santa Barbara, you're going to be disappoint-ed. Lester is leaving the show after little more than a year. The news comes as a shock to the show's executives, as well as to fans. Lester has not yet commented on what he plans to do after leaving the show. After talking with Lester a few months ago. I can't see h im leaving the show unless he already had something else lined up.

Dear Candace: I was watching General Hospital the other day — 1 hadn't watched it in several months — and I noticed that there is a different Simone. She looks just like the girl who used to work for Paul on The Young and the Restless Is it the same girl and i f it is, where is she from? —Thanks, F.P. in Wisconsin.

Dear Reader Stephanie E. Will iams now portrays Dr. Simone Ravelle Hardy on GH. The actress was a series regular on Y&R as Amy Lewis. She played the character from 1982 to 1988. She joined GH in February, 1990.

Born and raised in St. Louis, Mo., Wil l iams has been a dancer most of her life. She left her hometown to try her luck at a dancing career in New York. She appeared in an ofT-Broadway show and in the Broadway revival of Wesf Side Story.

Will iams first traveled to Hollywood in 1981 to play a key role on the T V series Fame. For a time she appeared on Fame and YAR concurrently.

The actress is dedicated to helping the youth o f Amenca. She lectures and conducts workshops for young people in self-esteem, seif-awareness and the power o f self control.

Dear Candace: I, too, am outraged at the way Susan Lucci has been given the shaft! She. and particularly Ruth Wamck. hold the Show together I have watched All My Children for 19 years and never would have i f it weren't for Erica. —Lois Torrance, Santa Paula. Calif.

I waat to bear from ymt I f yea have a favorite soap scenario yoe would like to soend off about, or a question a boot tbe soaps, write to Caadace Havens, Soap Talk, P.O. Box 17748, Fort Worth, TX 76102-0748. '

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TNT presents salute to Bugs Bunny

By Amy Schmidt Over the course o f 50 years, "wascal-

ly" Bugs Bunny has outsmarted DafTv Duck, frenzied Porky Pig and baffled Elmer Fudd — all with a carrot, a wink and an "Eh. what's up. Doc?" Monday. f"(ov. 12. TNT presents the two-hour special What's Up Doc?: A Salute to Bugs Bunny.

In the best of Bugs, producer-director Carl Lindahl goes behind the scenes to meet the cartoon's animators — the crazy people whose gags and pranks made the bunny a legends

"The special shows not just where Bugs Bunny came from, but where the spint and fun o f Warner Bros, cartoons in general came from." said Lindahl

The idea was to do a retrospective on Bugs Bunny that d idn ' t scream documentary." "Like any documen-

tary. the special is factual and very informative. But we've gone to great lengths to bnng out the fun in the matenal." Lindahl said.

Ten of Bugs' most memorable car-toons are included. Among them is the very first Bugs Bunny feature. "A Wild Hare In "The Big Snooze,"' ftogi provokes Elmer Fudd to np up his contract with Warner Bros., and the rabbit's most popular adversary. Yo-semne Sam. makes his first appearance in "Hare Trigger " Not to be forgotten is Gonlla My Dreams." in which the man of a thousand voices," Mel

Blanc, does all the characters' voices.

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John Wayne's well-liked film 'McLintock!1 held up in estate

PfcH Morris plays a ruth lo a a r e p o r t * « r tv*>9 *or a networt spot on WKXJ. Wsdnoadays on CBS.

By Polly Vonetes Q About 20 years ago John Wayne

had a movie oat called McLintock! It's not oat in video, and it's never on TV. This is one of his best Hints Do yoa know when it will be out on video or at least on 1\ * Believe me, there are many others besides myself who are dying to know why it is not a vailable. —Deborah Sons, Redstone Arsenal Ala.

A: The John Wayne movie McLintock' is in the hands of the Wayne estate and has not been released for video The comedy western, also starring Maureen O'Hara and Stephanie Powers, last aired on network television in 1978 on CBS

Q: Please send me information on C had Everett. I watch Medical Center on W PTX in New York. He is so special. I know tbe years have flown, bat I would love to know something about him. —Zola Chaffin, Bennington, i t.

A: Chad Everett was born Ray Canton in South Bend. Ind.. on June I I . 1936. He made his first stage appearance as a 17-year-old high schooler His dramatic interest contin-ued at Wayne Slate University in Detroit, where he won an audition for a Slate Department-sponsored thea-trical group tour o f India This encouraged him to pursue an acting career He studied for a time ir. Rome Ihen returned to this country to complete college After performing in a number of plays in the Detroit area, he felt ready for a try al New York. There he signed a three-year contract with Warner Bros. He appeared in many of their TV senesand won motion picture roles in Claudelle IngJish and The Chapman Report He also starred in the western series The Dakotas He next became a contract player at MGM, which eventually led to his starring series. Medical Center. He is an accomplished horseman, enjoys playing tennis and has published a book of love poems dedicated to his wife. Shelby, tilled Ode to Shelby The couple live in a fabulous Spanish-style ranch on a hill overlooking the San Fernando Valley. They have two daughters. Kaihenne Kerry. 21. and Shannon Kimberly, 19

o I love tbe show Paradise starring l^ee Honley. It has not been previewed this tear, can you tell why or why not? —kyle kerns. Hale, Mo.

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A: Patience, Kyle, your favorite senes is currently in production for us third season. There wil l be a title change, from Paradise lo Guns of Paradise. Also, John Terlesky joins the cast as Dakota, a rugged and indepen-dent gambler who rides into the exciting but potentially dangerous boom town that Paradise has become Look for it as a mid-season replace-ment.

Send your questions aboul the world of entertainment to: Polly Vonetes. Let's Talk, P.O. Box 17748. Fort Worth. Texas 76102-0748.

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