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Bombing impresses Vietnam-era pilots By Diane Gal* staff writer

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Difference of opinion Local students divided over draft

> As the world watched the results of the precision bombing in Iraq, Vietnam pilots remembered a war when things weren't as accurate and as popular.

Area Vietnam veterans said a new generation is experiencing the atroc-ities of war, but said the troops are better equipped to fight than they were.

While pilots in the Persian Gulf are pinpointing their targets, pilots in the Vietnam War dropped bombs and hoped they would come in the area of their aim.

"IT'S THE DIFFERENCE be-tween using a hand calculator and using today's computers," said Bob White, a Plymouth Township resi-dent, who piloted an A-7 attack plane in Vietnam.

"It would be like flying in a video game, it would be very accurate and three dimensional," White said. "We had two dimensional pictures and no depth like they have today."

Pilots in Vietnam depended on photos and scouters who reported back what they saw. Today comput-er equipment eliminates the guess-work.

And, be said, the political climate is much better for the troops in the Persian Gulf, while %American sol-diers in Vietnam were restricted from carrying out certain missions.

"It (Vietnam) was a terribly politi-cal war," White said. "Hopefully they can run their missions the way that they can plan them to be most efficient. When someone in Washing-ton, D.C., decides your targets it makes it difficult

"One of the things that concerns me is that the media keeps saying it's just the United States. This is a

'It's the difference between using a hand calculator and using today's computers.'

— Bob White piloted an A-7 attack plane

in Vietnam

United Nations evta t and not just the United States," he said. "It's a global peace-keeping force."

A VIETNAM veteran from Can-ton, who asked not to be named, said he served on a couple of bombing runs in North Vietnam.

"We didn't have the opportunity to pinpoint our bombs," he said. "We had a target, but we pretty much blew up the area to hit the target."

The Canton resident said he was a "kid" when he served in Vietnam. "I went along with what I thought was right at the time. I didn't think that one day I wouldn't want to publicize talking about I t "

"When we bombed North Vietnam and killed civilians, we had the whole world on our necks saying that we were terrorists."

George Klepack. a Plymouth Township resident was a crewman on a SH-3 Delta helicopter in Viet-nam. His primary mission was searching for downed pilots.

He said be was pleased to hear President George Bush say military personnel won't go into Iraq, "with one hand tied behind their back" like they did in Vietnam.

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sion "rings some bells," Klepack said. "You get a twang now and again It's not somethihg that yoa want to see happen. You see it's nec-essary. hot from a monetary stand-point, but for what was done to the Kuwaitis. For a lot of guys who went to Vietnam it wasn't as clear as it should have been, and there was a lot more protesting at home.

' i t brings back memories and you don't want to see the next generation go through a war It leaves scars physically and mentally. It was weird coming back from yietnam and seeing guys taking off their uni-forms at the airport, because they didn't want people to see them with i t "

The public attitude toward troops in the Persian Gulf is better.

"The government is following through and not making scapegoats out of the soldiers." Klepack said.

CHARLES WEAVER, a 19-year-old Canton resident. Ulked about that same kind of moral support for American troops when he wrote his mother a letter from the Persian Gulf a couple of weeks ago.

Serving in the 3rd Army Calvary Regiment. Weaver said, be is oo the front line.

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By M.B. Dillon staff writer

It was finals week at Plymouth-Canton and Salem High Schools, but the pall over students was caused by something much gloomier than ex-ams alone could create. The overrid-ing concern of students was the out-break of war in the Middle East.

AS THE SCHOOL DAY ended, buses — same of them with yellow ribbons tied to their sideview mir-

rors — filed into the parking lots. As they headed home, students shared their thoughts about the possibility of being drafted.

To the window of her car, Canton senior Khristina Kozuch was affix-ing a bumper sticker that read, "Prayer is power, pray for peace."

"If there is a draft, women should be drafted as well as men; sex makes no difference. But I don't think anyone should be drafted at all for this," said Kozuch. "It wouldn't be worth the lives that would be lost

"Congressmen deciding on all this are pretty old; young people haven't had the chance to live much of their lives y e t "

Kozuch's friend Joe Nunez, a Sa-lem senior, presented a different view.

"I like my country, we've been given this school, and I've been to our national parks. If the govern-ment says w'e should do this, I'm going to support my country. A lot of

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Bottomless bandit robs station of. $57

A clerk at theXiop-In gas station reported that a men. who wasn't wearing pants or shVts, came into the gas station/convi and stole $57, police said

The man reportedly walked into the station at Michigan Avenue and Canton Center Road wearing a paper bag on his head. He also was wearing a plaid shirt that was covered with fresh oil.

The clerk said the man was hold-ing a hammer in his hand $nd said: I

want all the money," the clerk told police

The woman ran into the back room where two other women were working When the clerk locked the door, the man pounded on it with the hammer and made holes in the wood.

He went to the cash register and reportedly took the money No one was reported injured and no other goods were reportedly stolen

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Group offers plan to halt suburban sprawl

By Diane Gale staff writer

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Your Observer C a r r i e r will b e

stopping by this week to collect for the month Please have the money ready and be sure to get your receipt. It's worth s $2.00 discount on t h e next c l a s s i f i e d advertisement you;place in your hometown newspaper

If your idea of where "the coun-try" is keeps changing, you're not

'alone. A decade ago a lot of city folk

rightly thought about Canton as country. Now you have to keep driv-iog~ronsiderably west pr much far-ther in another direction to find "country."

And members of a local group say they want to put a stop to that ever-creeping sprawl

Generally speaking throughout the cowtry and major metropolitan areas, you have more and more con-cern," said Edward J. Hustoles. Southeastern Michigan Council of Governments deputy executive di-rector.

"While we're developing commun-ities like Canton, we're abandoning the older communities like Detroit and it becomes an increasing burden on the taxpayers in total," Hustoles said

HE MET with Canton trustees Tuesday during an elaborate year-long SEMCOG campaign to idenUfy the effects of sprawl.

"We're developing more and more •ewers, roads and land with little ad-ditional population growth," Hus-toles said

Michigan residents will be using

'While we re developing communities like Canton, we're abandoning the older communities like Detroit and it becomes an increasing burden on the taxpayers in total.'

— Edward J. Hustoles

40 percent of the land for 6 percent of the population —

People keep moving farther away from urban areas to escape traffic and other congestion problems, but ironically, Hustoles said, the nevj area takes on the same old prob-lems .

CANTON WAS a main player in the most recent sprawl.

And it was disappoinUng that Can-ton residents more than a decade ago rejected a farmland preserva-tion act that would have preserved Canton's farmland through public purchase of farmers' development rights. Hustoles said

Currently, less than one-half of "bne percent of Canton's tax revenue comes from agricultural land own-ers

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C a n a d i a n g e e s e t a k e a walk on t h e e d g e of t h e s u b u r b a n s p r a w l l a s t w e e k a t C a n t o n C e n t e r s o u t h of W a r r e n . T h e g e e s e w e r e f e e d i n g in t h e

PORTLAND. ORE., said enough to sprawl by banning sewer and road expansion beyond a boundary line And Toronto developed a green belt around the community, laying that land could only be used for open space projects like farms and golf

c p r n f i e f d a b u t t i n g S u n f l o w e r Village s u b d i v i -s i o n .

• Canton Supervisor Tom Yack agreed with the SEMCOG plan to (top sprawl.

"1 don't know how anyone can dis-agree with i t " Yack said "How they

will accomplish what they hope to accomplish will be real hard "

Chances are development will continue as planned in Canton. Hus-toles said, but then there's the next township and the next development to consider

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Continued from Page ' things aren't right, but this is war. I come from this country and I .would definitely support the U.S.A."

"Personally. I don't think there's really a need for a draft. But if there was a draft, I would go," said Pa-trick Stanton, a junior who plays football for Salem.

"If my country needs,me and calls me to duty, HI serve or help them. It would be my way of showing a pay-back for all the things the U.S. has

' given me." BOYD RUDY, A SALEM junior,

agreed. "I would support it. I'm in full favor of a draft. I figure if we don't do something now, Hussein would just get more power and they could go further with their nuclear capability."

Canton junior Jason Weller would oppose a draft.

"I'll be 18 in 11 months, and Ljust wouldn't want to. It's too scary Jo go." he said.

Salem junior Diana Christoff said.

"There shouldn't be a draft. But if there is, women should have every right to go."

Shelli Hampton, a Salem junior, said, "I don't think there should be a draft. There's no reason for it at all.

"I don't support the war. Obvious-ly, something needs to be done. |>ut they should have tried for peace talks," said Hampton. "If a draft did' go into effect, I think women should

i>e part of I t " Keith Viazanko. a Canton senior,

said, "I say no, because I'm 18, and I know people who might be going. I definitely don't agree with them going over there."

Donna Norfleet a Salem senior, supports the war. "If we don't do it now, the aggression will be worse in five years. I say get it over with now.

"If it's a long war, there should be a draft, and women want to be treat-ed equally. If they needed me, I'd go. I know there's a lot of protests, but we have a legitimate reason for being there."

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"He said he was the eyes and ears for everyone else," his mother Boni-ta Weaver said. "He was wishing' that it would happen so he could get home to his family."

"He told us not to listen to war protesters." his mother said last

week, adding that she hasn't heard from him since the war began.

Weaver attended Plymouth-Can-ton High School and is married with a son, Adam, 1.

"I'm glued to the television hoping I'll see his face," she said. "It's been kind of hard for us to cope."

SALEM JUNIOR Paul Smith said be wouldn't necessarily oppose a draft, "as long as I don't get drafted. If I was 18 or 19, I'd be worried."

Brian Kelly, 14, said his brother Jim, a Salem graduate, is stationed in Saudi Arabia with the Army. "He's in the 1st Cavalry on the front," said Kelly, who attends Sa-lem.

Kelly said he talked to his brother Wednesday night and "he wants it to be over. He's hoping air attacks will finish most of it.

"I don't think there will be a d ra f t " he added. "I think it will be over before a draft is necessary. We have enough soldiers to do the job."

Ann Bennethum, a Salem junior, said she doesn't think there should be a draft.

"They shouldn't be drafting men or women. But if they do, I think men should be drafted. Women should be able to volunteer. It just wouldn't be me," she said.

"I don't suport the war, but I sup-port the people who are over there. We should support them now that they're there. They shouldn't, I don't think, be there," she added.

Stephen Johnson, a Canton sopho-more, said, "I don't think there's going to be a draft. I don't think the war will be that long, we're so so-phisticated with our weapons."

Canton senior Kim Wade said, . '1 don't think there will be a draft. The way things are going now, it's an air war."

Memory lives on Students remember King as world goes to war By M.B. Dillon st$ff writer

As the world went to war, children - in schools throughout the Plymouth-

Canton district commemorated Mar-tin Luther King Jr.'s birthday with poems, illustrations, essays and an-nouncements dedicated to peace and understanding.

Activities b^gan on Jan. 15, King's birthday, and are continuing this week. "

Canton High School principal Thomas MacKenzie took time out during finals week to speak to the student body about King's life "and the things he stood for in relation-ships — peace, justice and equal rights.

"I RELATED it to the current world situation in the Persian Gulf and expressed the hope that world leaders would remember the vision of Pr. Martin Luther King," MacK-en^ie said.

MacKenzie asked everyone in the school, "if they felt comfortable, to join hands wherever they were and observe a moment of silence.

"Everything was totally quiet for a minute. Teachers told me kids put their heads down and held hands. I thanked them and asked them to care about one another and to re-member Dr. King's goals and values in their lives. And I wished them good luck on their exams."

SALEM HIGH SCHOOL principal Gerald Ostoin asked school mayor Nicholas Dazer to give an address.

His reading discussed "Dr. King's

helping to desegregate many of the Southern states; the major roles he played in securing voting rights for blacks; his march on Washington, D C., in 1963; his helping to persuade Congress to pass the Civil Rights Bill and the Nobel Prize he won in 1964," Dazer said.

Dazer, a junior, learned much about King from his parents, he said.

"They were pretty * interested in civil rights; they lived in Detroit so it was kind of hands on for them," he said.

"Around my house he is revered a lot. I just cannot help but think that anyone who could be like him couldn't do too bad in this world."

GALLIMORE ELEMENTARY first grader Patrick Meyn wrote about King and asked to read it tc his fellow students on the public ad-dress system, said Joyce Deren principal

"It was Martin Luther King's birthday on Tuesday," he wrote. "He tried to change the laws so that black people and white people could be friends. He changed the laws sc that black people could sit in the front of the bus and eat in restau-rants. Because of what he did we have a special holiday for him."_

Brian George, a fifth grader at Bird Elementary, also addressed his. fellow students on the P. A.

"Dr. Martin Luther King Jr . was a great man," Brian said. "He believed everyone should be treated fairly. He worked very hard to change our country so that all people would be treated equally. Dr. King believed

these changes should be made peace-fully without violence."

NANCY LARSON teaches first grade at Eriksson Elementary.

The children drew a bust of them-selves and filled in a comic cloud containing the words, "I have a dream for our world and it is that . . . *" Larson said.

"I have a dream for our world and it is to love one another," Meridith Sims wrote.

"I have a dream for our world and it is that you should not fight," James Toth said. "I have a dream for our world that people don't get into war," Dawn Alsobrooks said.

"I care about others," Ryan Morse wrote.

The children's ar t work adorns the school's main entrance.

RON MYERS of Fiegel Elementa-ry showed the film, "Little Boy King," to his fifth grade class.

It's a portrayal of Martin Luther King Jr; as an 8- or 9-year-old boy experiencing prejudice for .the first time; not being able to play baseball with white children and not being able to buy shoes at the store he re-ally wants, Myers said.

"Little Boy King" also deals with King's involvement with his father and grandmother, and the inspira-tion his grandmother, after her death, gave King for a speech about prejudice he wrote while he was in high school.

Myers is following through with lessons on rblack American history for several Meeks.

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The Mettetal Airport issue gets another public airing tonight, as Plymouth city commissioners are to decide whether to join Plymouth Township in creating a governing board to buy and run the Canton airport.

In December most commission-ers said they'd likely vote to form that governing board, saying the airport was a valuable public asset.

But after area residents, com-mented for nearly two hours on the issue Dec. 17 — several suggested more study — commissioners voted to delay a final vote until to-day.

In a report prepared in response to lingering questions about the agreement to form an airport gov-erning board, City Manager Gor-don Jaeger said. "Because the air-port would have no debt for prop-e r t y , a cqu i s i t i on , i t would

immediately net approximately $225,000 per year.

"There is no reason to believe that the revenue from the airport users will not equal or exceed an-nual expense requirements, even if improvements are necessary.

"Under the terms of the joint op-erating agreement, the units of government will not continue to participate if local tax funds are needed," Jaeger continued.

"The evidence at this point strongly indicates that local tax funds would not be necessary," he said.

The Michigan Department of Transportation released a report recently calling for runway expan-sion at Mettetal Airport.

The commission meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at Plym-outh City Hall. 201 S. Main.

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A hot time at the ice festival Canton resident Jeanne Bostic had some company at

the Plymouth International Ice Sculpture Spectacular this year.

Bostic. who came to the festival with her two daugh-ters and three of their young frieKds. was impressed with what she saw Friday afternoon.

"Oh, it's great. It's so unique." The children also liked what they saw.

"1 like it because I think that they look really pretty," said Michelle Bostic, 7, a second grader at Metropolitan Junior Academy in Plymouth. She partieillarly liked a sculpture of a toothbrush and toothpaste.

Her friend Janelle White, 8, was impressed with a swan sculpture she saw in Plymouth's Kellogg Park.

"I like it because it's made out of ice," said Janelle, also a second grader at Metropolitan Junior Academy.

Jeanne Bostic has been to a number of earlier ice festivals in Plymouth. This is the ninth consecutive year the event has been held.

"I used to bring my daughters when they were little babies."

SHE AND OTHER festival visitors were concerned about the outbreak of war in the Middle East but didn't cancel their plans

"We all wish that there s peace over there, but we can't stop living our daily lives." Events such as the ice festival help make people happy, Bostic said

Joyce Foust of Plymouth has also been to a number of festivals in Plymouth,

"It makes a Jun weekend I think it's very interest-ing," she said "It isn't raining, thank heavens

She and her husband, Fred, came to this year's event with friends Jack and Barbara Otto of Glen Arbor. Mich . in the northern Lower Peninsula

"I'm really very interested in it," Barbara Otto said She'd seen already-completed ice carvings at hotels, but hadn't seen the actual work done until this past week-end

"I love watching them do it," she said Jack Otto also hked what he saw during his first visit to a Plymouth ice festival

"Outstanding and I'm looking forward to more." he said

The Fousts and Ottos had heard a great deal about the Middle East situation

"We saw a lot of television." The situation's grim. Joyce Foust said

Fred Foust had work to do during the festival. He and fellow members of the Plymouth Kiwanis Club were busy selling popcorn from the antique popcorn wagon they've restored

PROCEEDS SUPPORT vanous club programs in the community, and there were plenty of people lining up at the popcorn wagon on Penniman

"People eat it all the time.'' he said Russ Webster, owner of the Penniman Deli in down

town Plymouth, also had some hungry and thirsty peo-ple show up Few were looking for meals, however

Hot chocolate, hot coffee You get a little bit of ei-tra." Webster said He saw some of the festival events but was busy working much of the Ume

Webster heard some customers talking about the tense situation in the Middle East

"It's on everyone's mind' Even so, many people came to the ice festival to see the sights They're just out looking around." Webster said.

This year's festival began Wednesday and continues through today Wednesday was rainy, causing some ner voSk moments for festival organisers

They covered the sculpture* with plastic, helping to preserve their distinctive shapes Temperatures dropped and the rain stopped, helping to boost atten-dance as the festival continued

'•It s starting out slow, but I can see i t progressing The crowd Is definitely building up." said Fran Tooey, executive director of the Plymouth Community Cham

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ber of Commerce The combination of war in the Middle East and weather problems kept some visitors away, she said

"It's no other reaseA but that," said Toney. a Plym-outh resident who started wjrk at the chamber of com-merce in October 1989 This is her second ice festival

Highlights of this year's event have included the_pres-ence of carvers from Japan and sculptors from the Sovi-et Union The festival was scheduled Jor six days this year, a shorter length of time than in previous years

Toney noticed attendance was down a bit as of Fnday afternoon, but was optimistic many more visitors would show up Friday evening. Saturday and Sunday She and other staffers at the chamber of commerce fielded a number of calls from people interested in coming to the Ice Sculpture Spectacular

We can say Come on out. everything is beautiful The decision to cover sculptures with heavy plastic helped a great deal, she said

The chamber of commerce doesn't sponsor the ice festival but helps to support it. answering phone calls and handling walk in visitors, she said Toney would like to see the annual event continue

Oh my goodness, of course Absolutely no doubt about it." The festival helps to attract people to Plym-outh and to promote the community, she said

They turn around and come back, buy homes and shop"

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War touches life of local flight attendant By Dteft* Qato staff writer

The Persian Gulf war has touched Canton resident Nikki Robiadek s life in more ways than she wants to think about

Tight security at Metropolitan Airport is a constant reminder to the Northwest Airlines flight at tendant of a possible terrorist attack.

Her brother-in-law, Steve Klop-fenstein, has been in the Persian

Gulf since August and her sister, Qnde Klopfenstein. a Naval reser-vist. recently learned that she likely will be sent to the war zone.

ROBLADEK, A single mother with two children. David, 6, and Katie. 9. • tries to keep her vulnerability a t the airport in perspective, she said. If you drive by a bad accident, she said, you don't stop driving. Flying is like that.

"You know it can happen to you.

but you don't think about it." A flight attendant for 20 years,

Robiadek was preparing for a flight to Korea last week when her son asked her to call in sick.

"I told him I can't stay home when I want." she said. "I have to do my job like everyone else. Just like his job is to go to school."

Robiadek said she isn't sure if Da-vid understands about war and she doesn't want to ask him.

"I don't want to worry him." Despite losing a friend who died in

the Northwest Airlines accident at Metropolitan Airport last December, she said, she can't imagine having a better job.

WHILE THE Persian Gulf war ac-celerates, Robiadek said, tightened security measures include instruc-tions about being aware of what pas-sengers a re saying and doing.

'They've told us not to leave our personal belongings so ariyone can touch them. They've said don't trust anyone you don't know real well. Ev-eryone is suspect Let's face it. Any-one can steal a uniform from a cleaners."

But terrorists a r e nothing new, she said, citing Cuban terrorist at tacks in the 1970s.

THE P E O P L E in immediate dan-ger, she said, a re the troops, like her

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brother-in-law and sister. Her sister, 41, was drawn to the

Naval reserves by the benefits and traveling opportunities, she said. She has enjoyed the trips and other mili-tary benefits, Robiadek said.

"Now she's going to have to pay her dues."

Area officials on the lookout for war-related incidents As the war in the gulf heats up,

local law enforcement, school and county officials are taking extra pre-cautions to ensure the safety of those on the home front.

Plymouth Police Chief Richard Myers said his department has been contacted by federal officials re-garding the possibility of war-relat-ed incidents here.

"The Just ice Department has noti-fied police agencies that they intend to aggresively protect all Ameri-cans, regardless of their descent," said Myers. "So of course we'd take reports of any activiiy-iflie that."

FBI officials were calling for

calm in the days following the war 's outbreak.

Hal Helterhoff, head of FBI opera-tions in Michigan, called for people to remain "calm but observant

' ' We're not interested in promot-ing hysteria, but we do want people to be alert ," Helterhoff said. "As far as security, were asking them to use good judgment."

FBI questioning of Arab Ameri-cans has drawn criticism from Arab American groups, both nationally and locally, with group members saying they feared Arab Americans were being singled out for harass-ment.

Cigarettes taken from party store

More than $1,350 worth of ciga-rettes were stolen Wednesday from Oakview Par ty store on Palmer.

Police reported that when they ar-rived two or three loose cartons of cigarettes were in the parking lot. The thieves broke a door window to get into the building. Damage to the door was listed a t $250.

THEFT: A woman, who was shop-ping Thursday a t Meijer on Ford and Canton Center roads, reported that $227 was stolen from her purse. She said she had been given the money by operators of the Marlowe Group Home to buy groceries for the home.

She told police that her purse was in the child's seat of the grocery ca r t when someone removed the enve-

crime watch lope f rom her purse.

VEHICLE BREAK-INS: A 1986 Toyota, parked in the parking lot be-hind the Autumn Ridge Apartments, on Reisa was reportedly broken into last week.

The stolen goods included a radar detector, valued at $280; a $400 ra-dio; a $120 tire and tire-jack and a $20 ashtray.

In a separate incident, a 1987 Che-vy truck was broken into Jan. 17. Al-most $400 worth of personal i tems were reportedly stolen.

Special primary planned for county commissioner

Canton voters will go to the polls Tuesday, March 19, in a special pri-mary to help select their next Wayne County commissioner.

County commissioners set the pri-mary a t Fr iday 's meeting. A general election for the 11th District seat has been scheduled for Tuesday, May 7.

A three-way Democratic Par ty pr imary is expected between newly appointed Commissioner Shirley Poling. D-Canton, assistant county executive Bryan Amann and Robert Beeny, a Wayne city councilman.

Canton planning commissioner Victor Gustafson has already an-nounced on the Republican side, with former Canton Supervisor J a m e s

Poole also considered a potential candidate.

The 11th District seat had been held since 1983 by Milton Mack. Mack was elected to a another two-year t e rm in November, but re-signed af te r being appointed a Wayne County probate judge.

TTie district includes Canton, Wayne, Belleville, Romulus, Fla t Rock, Rockwood and Van Buren, Sumpter and Huron townships.

The commission also set a special primary Tuesday. April 23, to fill va-cancies in two Detroit-area seats. The pr imary date coincides with a special Detroit City Council pr imary to fill the seat once held by U S Rep Barbara Rose Collins _

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Bureau officials, however, said they were interested in information-gathering. not harassment. They also said they sought information on at-tacks against Arab Americans.

Plymouth-Canton School Superin-tendent John Hoben issued a memo urging school personnel to exercise common sense.

"I think it is incumbent upon us to realize that school business will be conducted as ysual," said Hoben. „

"We ask each administrator and each person within the Plymouth-Canton school district's employee family to use common sense and be sensitive to the needs of children,

staff members and others who have a more tangible awareness due to family members serving in the Mid-dle East.

"We would also ask you to review the emergency procedures, but to basically keep in mind that the edu-cational process must move ahead on the instructional course to which we are committed. Your awareness and sensitivity to this issue is essen-tial and is appreciated."

Canton police Capt. A1 Wilson said officers were fold to keep an eye out for incidents against people of Mid-dle Eastern decent.

"We have asked them to be a little more cognizant and sensitive to laws

bqofcs, dation l a ^ 1 Wilson said. The law adds an increased penalty for harassing someone, because of their ethnic origin.

New safety procedures have been adopted at Detroit Metro Airport, as well as at other airports throughout the country.

A state of "heightened awareness" exists at the airport , Wayne County Sheriff Robert Ficano said.

"The major thing people are going to find is that they won't be able to walk past checkpoints unless they have a flight t icket ," Ficano said.

Curbside baggage drops have ceased — though they eventually

may be resumed on a limited basis. In addition, deputies will be even more diligent in towing unoccupied cars parked in front of terminals.

"THERE MIGHT be some slight inconvenience, but it's well worth it," Ficano said.

Airport security staff has also been increased, though county offi-cials were generally trying to avoid calling attention to security issues.

A 40-year-old Wyandotte man traveling with his wife and son was arrested for allegedly mentioning the word "hijack" while boarding a 10 a.m. Friday flight f rom Metro to Orlando.

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Protest! Suburbanites march against Desert Storm

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By Pat Murphy staff writer

Demonstrations against Operation Desert Storm will not wane or die out, protesters vowed last week in the aftermath of the outbreak of hos-tilities

"We want to get the troops home," said Lisa Klieger. a 1990 graduate of Plymouth High School. 'We ll pro-test as long as it takes."

Klieger was one of an estimated I.000 protesters who gathered a t the McNamara Federal Building at Cass and Michigan about 4 30 p m Thurs-day After about 40 minutes of speeches, chanting and marching, the protesters paraded along Michi-gan Avenue to Woodward en route to the Central Methodist Church less than a mile away.

"We're not here to burn flags or trash the city," A1 Pishman told the demonstrators over a public address system. ' We're here to protest the war "

Pishman. a Detroiter who also protested the Vietnam War. is a* spokesperson for the Committee for a Peaceful Resolution to the Gulf Crisis which has an office in Pern-dale.

The committee is a coalition of nu-merous antiwar groups. Fishman said it has nearly 17,000 members in. metro Detroit, including about II.000 in Oakland County

"WE WANT TO reawaken the con-science of America." Fishman said ''We have no shame for our tears . . . or for our anger." ••

Marsha Cohen of Farmington Hills agreed "I don't like this feeling of helplessness about what 's happening in the gulf," said Cohen, who be-lieves that demonstrations she and others staged nearly two decades ago helped end the Vietnam War.

"This way I. feel like I 'm doing something," stated Cohen, who said she left antiwar phamphlets at Farmington Harrison High School, hoping students would attend the ral-ly

Kristine Calvin, a 1989 graduate of Troy High School, said the protest was against President Bush and the war. but not against tbe military personnel fighting it. "We support our troops." she said, "we don't want them to die."

Donna Hommes, an Oakland Com-munity College student living in Troy, agreed. President Bush "was too soon with the planes."

Ari Schwartz of Birmingham was also critical of Bush ' Bush talks about a new world order," he said. "We say it should begin with peace.

"Instead of waging war, the U.S should be putting its resources into housing for the homeless, or better education," Schwartz said. "How can we tell the world how to live when we have so many problems?"

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O N E P R O T E S T E R ins is ted George Bush is a war criminal. "Bysh should be put on trial for war crifoes," said Richard Feldman of Huntington Woods. Feldman said he is a member of the bargaining com-mittee at UAW Local 900 at the Gen-eral Motors truck plant in Warren

Some of the chants had a familiar ring. One, for example, was. "Hell no. we won't go. We won't kill for Amoco."

The Amoco reference, of course, relates to the protesters ' insistance the foot cause of the war is oil. Hos-tilities. they assert, needlessly spill blood for oil.

Another chant offered a contem-porary twist "George Bush read our bps," it went "Bring back the guns and ships."

Across Michigan Avenue, in front of the Michigan Bell Telephone building, a handfull of counter dem-onstrators waved an American flag as if to taunt antiwar protesters..

"Get out of the country, you trai-tors," yelled Donald Lobsinger. a De-troiter well-known for his anti-protestor and anti-communist views.

"If somebody trys to bum this." Lobsinger said, pointing to the American flag waving briskly.-•there'll be SERIOI'S trouble "

One demonstrator tried to take the flag, but was taken away by police who had at least four cars separat-ing the two groups.

Temperatures hovered near the 30 degree mark as the protesters start-ed marching from the federal build-ing toward the church Tempera-tures seemed much colder because of brisk winds at times gusting at 17 miles per hour, according to the U.S.

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Lisa Last, a P l y m o u t h High S c h o o l g r a d u a t e , u s e s a t a m b o r i n e lo make ant iwar n o i s e .

Weather Service 1 was in the middle of the group."

said May Davidson, a protester from West Bloomfield. 'And I couldn't see the beginning of the march . . . or the end •"

Her husband, Morris, did not ma'rr*r- but was waiting at the church to do crisis counseling. "My job was to help people who might have br*>n traumatized by the war."

said Davidson, a psychologist "As it turned out, I didn't counsel anyone

DAVIDSON SAID he believes the media has not objectively reported the depth of antiwar sentiment

"The church was jammed," he said But there are a lot more people against the war who haven't begun to protest yet

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Davidson also, insists the media has not clearly reported how many protesters — especially those down-town Thursday are against the war while supporting the troops "Our disagreement is with Bush and his policies, not the troops." he said

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MY LATE and beloved brother co-lumnist Fred DeLano had a skeleton in the family closet. It was contained in a 1944 state publication called the Michigan Manual — a picture of his tather. state Sen. Carl F. DeLano. R-Kalamazoo.

Carl DeLano was convicted of cor-ruption charges. So were a former lieutenant governor, 11 other sena-tors, 11 representatives — 18 Demo-crats and five Republicans. So were scores of prosecutors, police offi-cials and lobbyists — 62 convictions in all.

The case exploded 46 years ago last week — Jan. 10, 1945 — when Sen. Warren G. Hooper. R-Albion, was assassinated, gangland style. On his Way back from leasing. Hooper's green Mercury was forced off M-99 in rura l Jackson County.

The tale is told in "Three Bullets Sealed His Lips" by Bruce A. Ruben-stein and Lawrence E. Ziewacz (MSU Press, 1987). It happened as Hooper, who had admitted taking money, was ready to sing to a grand jury.

FOR TWO decades, say the au-thors, rumors had swept Lansing of legislators accepting money and gifts fo r . their votes on "sausage manufacturing, commercial fishing, barber and beautician regulation, naturopathy, chain banking, taxa-tion, kerosene inspection, legalizing dog racing and slot machines, horse racing, small loan company interest rates, the manufacture of oleomar-garine and the size of bakery bread pans."

I bring up this sordid chapter not to dishonor my colleague's memory or because of the anniversary, but because of the argument going on in Lansing today:

T h e Pay Raise!"

HOOPER, THE authors tell us, sold his gasoline station when elect-ed to the House in 1936. His legisla-tive salary was | 3 a day — when the Legislature was in session.

Hooper became chair of the House Public Health Committee. He also

- landed a job as executive secretary of the Michigan Association of Os-teopathic Physicians and Surgeons.

Conflict of interest? Absolutely. Elevated to the Senate in 1944,

Hooper hadn't s tarted work in the

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upper chamber when the t ragedy oc-curred.

The last day of his life, he stopped a t McLaughlin Osteopathic Hospital, picked up some literature, went to the nearby Porter Hotel to make res-ervations for eight osteopaths who were coming to Lansing for a con-vention. and then departed toward home.

A newsman told t h e authors of the 1943 incident when fo rmer Gov. Fred Green re-visited the legislative halls and looked at group port ra i ts of the lawmakers. "Fine pictures," said a reporter. Replied Green: "Yes, sir. There'? one of the finest legislatures money can buy."

Green didn't smile when he said it. I guess it wasn't a joke.

YEAH, SURE, the 12-16 percent pay raises proposed by the State Of-ficrs Compensation Commission a re bigger than what most of us a r e get-ting.

Yeah, sure, the timing is dreadful — a recession, $1 billion in revenue shortfalls. 8,000 state employees fac-ing layoff.

Yeah, sure, I think the Legislature ought to turn down at least pa r t of the increase.

FOR SOME reason, many of us look at current situations through the blur of the past. Some a r e comparing t h e ,

war in Iraq to that in Vietnam 20 years ago. I don't think there's a comparison to make. That 's why I think we're doing the right thing by fighting.

In the past year the world has changed more and for the better than it has in the past 40. I t was only a year ago that the Berlin Wall came tumbling down and the Russians graded those old baggy suits for styl-ish Western clothing and started talking like Wall Street bankers.

And as the old Russian war bear headed for what seemed like a per-m a n e n t h i b e r n a t i o n , S a d d a m Hussein emerged.

Is he tile new Hitler? Probably not, but he's the closest thing we've got as a new era emerges in the world. And to knock him off is the right thing.

It seems for the first t ime since World War II we're doing it the right way. We have the help and approval from the remainder of the world.

l a -'.i Jeff

K % Counts CRITICS O F the war and those

demonstrating say that the economic sanctions should have been allowed to work. The anti-war demonstrators are chanting "no blood for oil."

The anti-war folks want us to be-lieve that somehow the war is being fought for the oil companies. They want us to believe that Americans will be dying for the right of Exxon to do business. That 's an issue, but one that's distorted.

It 's true that oil f i rms will benefit from a stable Middle East in which they can do business. But then again so would the entire world. When we talk about big oil it's easy to conjure up the image of a fat-cat capitalist. But there's also the Third World family dependent on cheap oil for employment.

There is a new order in the world. It's called peace, prosperity and human rights . That's something the world has been searching for for years. And it 's within our grasp.

HOWEVER, I find it ironic that it's the peace movement folks who are likely to hold us back. They a re trapped in a Vietnam-era thinking that says war is an end to nothing and that all military people lie about everything.

When the Vietman War was going on, they were right. That war was political. President John Kennedy got us into it to deflect criticism that he was soft on communism, and it was continued by Johnson and Nix-on.

In a sense it wasn't really a war, just American guys stuck over in a country they knew little about, most-ly fighting small engagements to prop up a corrupt government.

One of their missions was to con-vince the peasants that capitalism and the American style of life were better than communism. It was a fruitless task, and a fruitless war.

In Vietnam the military objectives were political.

BUT IN the war with Iraq we're bombing Baghdad. I'm glad. Presi-dent George Bush has showed that this isn't going to be a political war like Vietnam or Korea. We're headed for the heart of the beast.

. And from initial reports we're doing the bombing in the most humane way possible. We're not na-palming little children, we're knock-ing out Saddam's nuclear and chemi-cal warfare capabilities. We're mak-ing war on the war makers and their machines, and not on the Iraqi peo-ple.

If we can knock Saddam off quick-ly, we'll have done the world a ser-vice.

As for the anti-war folks: Nice try, guys, but you're about 20 years too late. The sentiment is nice, but you're all wet. Get out of your Viet-nam-era thinking and try to look at

•the new situation. Jeff Counts is editor of the Can-

ton and Plymouth Observer news-papers.

V i s i o n c o u l d h a v e k e p t u s f r o m w a r

T HIS WAR should have been

avoided. How so? Well, let's s tart

by recalling those fireside chats J immy Carter had with the na-tion shortly a f t e r taking office in 1977.

Dressed in a warm sweater. Carter told the nation he had turned down the thermostat in the White House to save energy. He urged homeowners to do the same, and en-couraged businesses to adopt similar measures.

The reason: to cut the nation's de-But I wouldn't be too quick to pendence on foreign oil.

curse the handful of lawmakers who' defend the increase. I think, in par-ticular, of Sen. Fred Dillingham, R-Fowlerville, who says be at tends many meetings on public policy where he's the lowest-paid-person in the room.

If we're going to make a mistake, I would prefer to make i t on the side of paying officials a bit too much rather than too little.

In the 1940s we saw one-sixth of the entire Legislature convicted. That was a pretty stiff pr ice for keeping the budget low.

Tim Richard reports regularly on the local implications of state and regional news.

Of the masses of people who elect-ed Ronald Reagan president nearly four years later, many said Carter was weak. To them, the image of Carter urging sacrifices, dressed in a sweater, was a laughable, wimpy one.

BUT I SAY Carter 's vision was truly wise. We needed government leaders concerned about cutting our reliance on foreign oil, much of it from the turbulent Middle East .

Clearly, the message learned af ter the Arab oil embargo in 1973 should have been this: Develop gasahol or some other U.S.-made fuel for cars and other machines powered by pe-troleum. It would take time, but a

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the moon? And had that message been em-

braced by our leaders, they would have really been doing something to ensure our national security.

Imagine that — J immy Carter was more concerned with national security than Ronald Reagan.

BUT REAGAN'S message was more appealing to most. We're Americans, be said. We're great, we don't have to change a thing. And we're tired of people saying we have to change. Those people a re wimps.

It was often said that Reagan had much appeal to youths. Popular stars Tom Cruise in "Top Gun" and Michael J. Fox in "Family Ties"

played parts that reflected youths' backing of the values Reagan ex-pounded.

How ironic it is then, that many young people who backed Reagan's

.glory-view of America will likely die in a war needlessly joined by George Bush, his vice president.

"We have to stop Saddam Hussein because he's a madman," many say. But so was Idi Amin. Pol Pot and the rulers of South Africa who say blacks a re second class citizens. And few, if any, have called for war against these men.

SO THIS war must be over oil. But would you send your son or daughter to the Middle East to die so I can have cheap gas?

Go ahead, call this a peacenik view. But before you call it wimpy, consider this: Wouldn't it have been more effect ive to send a few CIA 007-types to Iraq to off Hussein? A different Iraqi leader would likely have been easier to deal with in ne-gotiations over Kuwait.

Instead, the most wise course our leaders could choose was to commit young men and women to war. And

this one likely won't follow Reagan's John Wayne-like view of movie war. Look for poison gas and protracted, savage ground fighting Thousands of young Americans could die before this one's over.

And it's all for a damn cheap tank of gas.

Kevin Brown is a reporter for the Plymouth and Canton Observ-er newspapers.

But / say President Carter's vision was truly wise. We needed government leaders concerned about cutting our reliance on foreign oil, much of it from the turbulent Middle East.

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'Like all Americans, my prayers today are with the members of American forces and our allies in the Persian Gulf. / am encouraged by the early indications that our initial bombing raids were carried out with minimal resistance.

— Rep CarI Pursell R-Plymouth

7 hope the experts who said this would be quick, fast and surgical would be right. It's OK with me if George Bush becomes a hero and gets this thing over with as soon as possible and gets us the hell out of there.

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'We must do all in our power to support our men and women now fighting in the Middle East, knowing we will prevail and hoping for minimal casualties, swift success and a positive aftermath.'

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'Thrs is a very somber moment. This war will change the world in ways that we cannot now foresee. Our prayers and all our support must be with the men and women in our armed forces who have been sent into battle.

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A r t c l a s s e s t o p S ' c r a f t ' s F e b r u a r y l i n e u p From fancy writing, to painting,

quilting and photography. School-craft College is offering a number of art-related classes beginning in Feb-ruary.

Classes include:

• Calligraphy I — The class is designed to develop skills used in writing the Chancery Cursive, based upon 16th century models. Students will learn spacing and layout, as well as developing decorative flour-ishes and capital letters. The class is being offered Tuesdays 1-3 p.m. for 12 weeks, beginning Feb. 5 at School-craft College-Radcliff, 1751 Rad-cliff. Garden City. Fee is $65.

• Beginning Stained Glass Win-dows — Part icipants will learn the art of stained glass window con-struction. The course includes two projects covering glass cutting, lead earning, soldering, window design, window support and installation. The class is being offered 6:30-9 p.m. Wednesdays for six weeks beginning Feb. 6. Fee is $75.

• Introduction to Art I — The class features pencil, chalk and pa-per and is designed for senior adult students. The class meets 10 a.m. to

noon Thursdays for 12 weeks begin-ning Feb. 7. Fee is $56

• Basics of Quilting_^rJTradition-al and modern methods will be taught, with students completing five pieces. The class meets 5:20-8 p.m. Thursdays for six weeks, begin-

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composition. The class meets 7:30-10:10 p.m. Monday's for 12 weeks, be-ginning Feb. 4. Fee is $87.

Additional lAfopnation is avail-able by calling 1(62-4448 Schoolcraft is at 18600 Haggerty, between Six and Seven Mile roads, Livonia.

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Nothin' says lovin' like so me thin' f rom the oven — and when we find ourselves right smack dab in the throes of winter, spending an afternoon making homemade bread not only pleases the palate, it also fills the house with an aroma that signals warmth.

- The manual labor involved strengthens the muscles as well as the mind.

Frustrations over credit card bills, the recession and the Middle East take a back seat, if only for a short time, while the hands feel the softness and pliability of the dough.

The hour or so intended for rising can be spent making a homemade soup or just curling up with a good book. "

Better yet, take the opportunity to stretch out on the sofa, envelop yourself in the cuddly afghan Aunt Reggie sent last Christmas and just close your eyes for an hour's worth of personal reflection and relaxation.

All the while, the bread becomes more aromatic and full.

BREADMAKING IS being lifted to new heights.

A tr ip to virtually any grocery store unfolds a breadbasket full" of wheats, ryes, sourdoughs, seven grains, oatmeal, bran and interestingly shaped baguettes.

Even the baking section has reduced the amount of plain all-purpose flour and has expanded to include whole grains, regular

„ and quick-rise yeasts and even an occasional j a r of sourdough star ter .

KITCHEN AID MIXERS are considered the Cuisinarts of the breadmaking group, but oo this cold wintery day, the electrical wizard will remain in the cellar, leaving the hands and muscles to do the work.

All-purpose flour is the most widely used flour. It contains a special protein called gluten, the structure builder of bread.

When mixed with liquid and then kneaded, the gluten will stretch and give elasticity to the dough by trapping bubbles of gas formed by the yeast.

Some flours, such as rye and whole wheat, lack sufficient gluten and should be used in combination with all-purpose flour. Self-rising flour, which already contains leavening and salt, is not recommended for yeast breads.

BUT WITH all due respect to the flour, it is the yeast that will transform a bowl of dough into a pillar of subtlety, lightness and great taste.

Yeast is a live plant that releases a gas that makes the dough rise. Unfortunately, for the inexperienced breadmaker, it is also very finicky. Too much beat likes the yeast. Too much cold will stunt its growth.

Unless you have a temperate index finger like Momma, who can discern the temperature of water with simply a feel, an instant-read thermometer is a safe bet.

A FEW simple tips to remember for optimum results include the use of glass or darkened metal breadpans for well-browned crusts. Those shiny stainless pans will suffice, but the crust will be lighter and more tender

Also, the top of each pan should be level with or slightly above the middle of the oven for best baking results. Stagger the pans •o they do not touch the sides of the oven or other pans.

Probably the most important suggestion of all is to remember to remove the bread from the pans Immediately and place on Wirt racks away f rom a draf t to cool

Of coarse, when the Janes Gang gets together to make bread, it seldom has an opportunity to cool.

As Momma did and still does, the loaf is marked with a sign of the cross before slicing and then broken by hand and dipped into a stick of butter that has been left out of the fridge to soften just for that occasion.

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T o m a n d C a r o l B o z a d z i a of F a r m i n g t o n Hills, w h o b o t h s t u d i e d a t t h e C o r d o n B leu in P a r i s , p r e p a r e Beef T e n d e r l o i n in A s p i c .

Cuisine a la Cordon Bleu By Janice Brunson special writer

IN IMS, ANASTASIOS "Tasso" Bo-zadzis of Farmington Hills realized a dream come true when, a f te r thou-sands of hours of effort and some

$24,000 in cost, be was awarded a coveted Grand Diplome from Le Cordon Bleu Ecole de Cuisine e t de Patisserie in Paris, perhaps the most notable academy of cuisine in the world.

In 1991, Bozadzis, a chemical engineer trained a t Wayne State University, hopes to

realize a second and equally impressive goal.

With wife Carol, be plans to make cuisine a full-time endeavor, launching an unusual business concept — an outlet for gourmet cuisine-to-go, named Tasso 's Cuisine Nouvelle.

"I loved cooking and baking from a very young age. I can remember helping my mother fry potatoes when I was 6. I've spent 27 years as an engineer I 'm taking a different direction entirely. It 's a very good change," Tasso said.

The business, Caro l said, will not be your

typical run-of-the-mill cuisine outlet. "It will be authentic gourmet," she said, envi-sioning Tom's roasted stuffed duck artful ly reconstructed, life-sized rosettes of tomato or beet, and charlotte russe or cream gela-tin molded with decorative fruits and lady fingers.

Each creation will be "decorated and presented, authentic displays of artistic food," Tasso said. Food also will be pre-pared with an eye toward health, in keeping with American preference. In recipes call-ing for c ream or eggs, Tom normally

halves amounts to appeal to the American palate.

"I ACTUALLY THOUGHT I knew every-thing. Midway through. I realized there is still more to learn." Tasso said of the five three-month courses be completed at the Cordon Bleu academy

Studying 12 hours a day. six days a week, he mastered basic, intermediate and supe-rior cuisine and bade and advanced patis-serie in record time. He also studied

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A cheer for Franco's Cafe: Italian food to remember

At a t ime when the opening of yet a n o t h e r I t a l i an res taurant could e l i c i t a y a w n , Giolando Franco i has opened a place in T roy wor th cheering about.

F r anco ' s Cafe features wonder-ful spaghetti with meat sauce, terrif-ic Sicilian t reatments of such things as scrod or steak, excellent yea! dishes and pizza that will spoil your taste for any other. It 's good enough to make Franco's a regular haunt

In fact , the cafe would qualify as a great neighborhood gathering place if i t weren't so difficult to establish a

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"neighborhood" along busy Roches-ter Road In the corner of a strip center, the restaurant is small, taste-fully decorated, friendly, and accom-modating beyond a doubt It's not un-usual to see the chef whisk a curious

guest into his tidy kitchen where he will talk endlessly about the proper way to take veal off the*one or how to make his favorite dessert — can-noli.

JUST TASTING his food con-vinces you his enthusiasm is real. Franco 's sauces have the body and flavor that suggest the freshest of ingredients and the extraordinary patience of a chef who is unwilling t o hasten the cooking Because the meat sauce isn't highly seasoned, the taste of fresh, ripe tomatoes shines through The alfredo sauce tastes of butter, cream and cheese - not of flour.

Likewise for soups It seems that wherever we have had really superb soups, a memorable meal followed That 's t rue here We've been at Franco 's often enough to try two soups f rom the regular menu - the minestrone and the tortellini in broth, and two specials — a lobster

bisque and a cream of sorrel. All were excellent, especially the sorrel which included small wedges of po-tatoes and scallions

The entrees were equally satisfy-ing. Not enough can be said about the pastas because the sauces a re so good. The veal parmigiana is very good, again because of the freshness of the ingredients, in this case the veal The dinner menu offers a wide variety of pastas, plus vegetarian dishes, steak, seafood and chicken entrees Included is a reasonable children's menu of hot dogs, chicken tenders, spaghetti and hamburgers for $2 SO to S3 95.

On the lunch menu is an especially good Sicilian scrod entree in which the fish is rolled in seasoned bread crumbs and gently cooked Accom-panying that entree was i medley of sauteed vegetables, including green beans, cauliflower and carrots — all

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C h e f F r a n c o w i t h a s s o r t m e n t of t r a d i t i o n a l I t a l i an a p p e t i z e r s , p l u s n e w i t e m c a l l e d a r a n c i n i w i t h I ta l ian r i s o t t o .

2 B « O&E Monday. January 21. 1991

Couple prepares cuisine a la Cordon Bleu Continued from Page 1

cheeses and wine tasting. Additional courses include table setting and flower arranging.

Owned by the Cointreau family (of the renowned liqueur), the academy is considered the finest in the world. Each course accommodates some 100 students, of which 30 to 40 per-cent a re American. Many students also hail f rom Japan and South American, according to Tasso.

Cooking, he said, is a very person-alized expression requiring clear, concise thinking. "Fortunately, I have an analytical mind."

Individuality at the academy was striking. If 12 students prepared an identical recipe, the result was 12

dishes of varying taste and appear-ance.

"It was remarkable. The same re-cipe. Different taste and different look."

Tasso rarely follows recipe direc-tions exactly as written, preferring to personalize amounts by increas-ing, decreasing or even omitting ingredients. "I always put my own feeling into it."

CUISINE IS NO STRANGER to the Bozadzis household. The couple's courtship during the early 1960s cen-tered around parties catered by Tas-so for extra spending money while both he and Carol attended Wayne State.

Tasso was born and reared in Greece, and his specialties then were

rich Greek moussaka, leg of lamb and a mouth-watering batitsio of creamed macaroni and minced beef..

Once married, the couple enjoyed their favorite form of entertaining — having guests for dinner, at elabo-rate a f f a i r s involving mult iple courses beautifully presented on a table set with linen, crystal and chi-na.

Even during the early years of marriage, Tom was poring over English language editions of the French publication "Larouse Gastro-nomique" and experimenting with recipes and ingredients in a continu-al search for excellence.

"Food is another type of art. AH is conceived by the individual touch and you put part of yourself into a dish." he said.

Carol, who also adores cookery and attended classes at the acade-my, works alongside her husband in the kitchen. "We work together," she said simply.

Their plan to spend a year in Par is studying at the academy took root during the nearly nine yea r s they spent in Rastanura, a small commu-nity in the eastern desert of Saudi Arabia, one hour f rom the larger American settlement in Daharan. Tom was employed as a chemical engineer for ARAMCO.

WITH FEW FAMILIAR SOCIAL amenities available to Westerners living in Saudi Arabia, entertain-ment is centered on home activity, with neighbors looking to one anoth-er for social interaction.

"Anyone who has lived there knows how it is," Carol said. "Every-one is always looking for something to do."

The Bozadzises, noted for fine home dining, quickly were pressed into action by the others and thus was born lessons in gourmet cook-ery.

"They weren't tryouts. They were actual meals," Tasso said of the evenings in which 15 to 45 students prepared an appetizer, entree and dessert. Then, everyone sat down and enjoyed the meal.

"People liked what I was doing. I thought it was something I would like to do the rest of my years." Tas-so dreams of one day teaching gour-

met cuisine at the junior college level.

While living in Rastanura, the Bo- f zadzises had the opportunity to buy unusual cookery utensils and lovely serving pieces f rom around thfc world, in Arabia and on vacations to the Orient, India and Europe.

For a cooking passion born in Greece, developed in America and n i

Arabia and finally perfected in ~!" France, such accoutrements are only 1

fitting.

Until Cuisine Nouvelle is * launched, Tasso and Carol ply their trade catering special events, cocktail parties and sit-down dinners prepared in your "• home. For more information, call ... 471-4369.

VELOUTE O F FENNEL SOUP 4 tablespoons or to stick on salted batter 6 large heads tr immed, sliced fennel 6 tablespoons or *k stick onsalted batter 6 tablespoons all-parpose flour 8 caps chicken stock 4 egg yolks ^ cap whipping c ream Salt Fresh ground pepper Fresh chopped chives

Melt 4 tablespoons butter in large skillet over medium heat. Add fen-nel, cover and slowly braise until completely softened and lightly browned, stirring occasionally for about 30 minutes. Transfer to pro-cessor and puree.

Melt remaining butter in large heavy saucepan over medium-low h e a t Add flour and stir with wooden spoon until flour is cooked but still light in color, approximately 15 min-utes. Slowly add stock to flour mix-ture* beating constantly. Bring to a boil Reduce heat to low and simmer gently for 30 minutes. Stir in fennel. (This can be prepared ahead.)

Just before serving, bring soup to a simmer. Combine egg yolks and cream in small bowl and beat well. Gradually add about 1 cup stock to yolk mixture, beating constantly. Slowly blend yolk mixture back into

remaining stock. Be careful not to let soup boil or eggs will curdle. Sea-son to taste with salt and pepper.

If fennel is unavailable, substitute with 1 pound celery and 1 tablespoon fennel seed.

VEAL WITH ONIONS MARMALADE

2 or 3 large onions, cat into 16ths H teaspoon salt Freshly ground pepper 2 caps chicken stock 1 tablespoon sherry wine vinegar 1 cup whipping cream 1- to pounds boned and trimmed veal loin, cat in eight 3-ounce medallions to-to-to-ineh thick to teaspoon salt FresM? ground pepper All-purpose floor to teaspoon onsalted batter 1-to teaspoon oil to cop port

1-to tablespoons onsalted batter, cat into small pieces

Place onion in medium saucepan and season with salt and pepper. Add l to cups stock with vinegar. Part ial-ly cover and cook over medium heat, stirring frequently until liquid has completely evaporated, about 15 minutes.

Cook cream in small saucepan over medium-high heat until reduced to 2 or 3 tablespoons. Add to onion

and return to boil. Transfer to serv-ing platter and keep warm.

Season veal with salt and pepper and dust with flour, shaking off ex-cess. Place large heavy skillet over high heat and add to tablespoon but-ter with oil. Add veal and saute until golden brown but still pink in the middle, about 3 to 4 minutes on each side. Set atop onion.

Pour off grease f rom skillet and deglaze pan with _port. Add remain-ing to cup chicken stuck and boil un-til reduced to 3 tablespoons. Gradu-ally whisk in remaining 1-to table-

spoons butter. Spoon over veal and serve immediately.

FILET DE BOEUFEN J E L E E (Beef Tenderloin in Aspic)

1 beef tenderloin aboat 4 to 5 pounds 8 caps aspic, consisting of 2 liters chicken stock, a combined total of 10 ounces of carrots, onions, celery and diced leek, to pound ground beef, 2 tomatoes con case (peeled, seeded and chopped), 3 egg whites and 2.5 ounces gelatin.

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cooked perfectly, and . the excellent rolls and garlic bread Franco makes daily. At $4.95, this was a bargain.

As a one-time pastry chef, Franco also turns out some great desserts, f rom tortes to cheesecakes.

AS WITH ANY new venture, there a re glitches here and there. Specials of the day a re listed a t the restau-rant entrance, and the wait staff seems to assume guests have seen them. The restaurant 's dinner menu is presented at lunchtime too, pre-sumably to note all the salads, soups and desserts. But most customers or-der lunches f rom a card a t the table listing about a dozen entrees all priced between $3.50 and $7.50. Dinners range between $6.50 and $14.95 and include soup or salad and the fabulous bread basket.

Overall, the res taurant is genuine. It 's friendly, priced competitively and definitely committed to offering fine food.

Details: Franco's Cafe, 3614 Ro-chester Road, north of Big Beaver Road, Troy. 528-0153.

Hours: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Mon-day-Thursday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.

clarification The recipe for Blueberry Pan-

cakes that appeared with the article "Cooking f rom Scratch" in Taste on Monday, Jan. 7, should have read: 3 teaspoons baking powder (not 3 tablespoons).

Larry Janes ' column Taste Buds on Monday, Jan. 14, should have stated, "The best that money can buy is dubbed Minor's soap base." The name of the brand was inadvert-ently omitted. Soup bases may be purchased at Leone's, 30660 Plym-outh Road, Livonia, phone 427-7650; Leooe's on Stevenson Highway, be-tween 13 and 14 Mile roads in Madi-son Heights, phone 585-6095; Miesel Sysco. 41600 Van Born, Canton, phone 397-7900. and at R. Hirt at the Eastern Market in Detroit.

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To prepare aspic, bring chicken stock to a boil, reduce heat and s i m m e r . C o m b i n e v e g e t a b l e s , ground beef and egg whites in bowl. Add to stock and s immer for 20 to 25 minutes. Remove froth f rom top and strain stock through cheesecloth. It must be crystal clear. Dissolve gela-tin in small amount of hot stock and

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Arrange sliced beef on rack and spoon aspic over each piece, fully coating each piece. Put in refrigera-tor to set for 1 to 2 minutes. Repeat procedure and place a leaf of pars-ley, dill or chervil in center of each slice of beef. Cover with another coat of aspic and ref r igera te to set Arrange beef slices on tray. Set re-maining aspic, dice and garnish the arrangement on tray. Sprigs of pars-ley or watercress may be used for color.

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Exceptional chili recipe a great winter warmer

Monday. January 21. 1991 O&E + 3B

Legend has it that the last words uttered by the famous American frontiersman, Kit Carson, before he passed on to the big prairie in the sky were, "Wish I had time for just one more bowl of chili."

That was in 1868, more than 100 years ago, and the popularity of chili continues to grow and grow. A heart-warming. sometimes even heart-burning Southwestern dish, chili is a winter favorite and often the subject of fun-filled but competitive chili cook-offs.

Th is week's Winner Dinner Winner, Sandy Pattock of Canton, submitted her family's chili recipe. It is one of the best I have ever tast-ed. Served with freshly baked bread and honey, a marinated broccoli salad and no-bake peanut butter bars, this is one dinner that promises to become a family classic, loved by young and old alike.

Pattock is married and the mother of two young children. Her husband, a self-employed construction work-er, often works outdoors, and during" the cold winter months she makes a lot of chili for dinner Whenever she has any left over, she heats it up and puts it in his thermos so be will have a hot and hearty lunch

PATTOCK AND a friend recently s tar ted a cake decorating business called Create-A-Cake, with their spe-cialty being birthday cakes decorat-ed and designed to look like different characters. They also took orders and baked Christmas cookies this past holiday season, in addition to making cakes for birthdays and showers Pattock loves what she is doing and derives much satisfaction watching children's faces light up when they see the cakes she has dec-orated for them

Thank you, Sandy Pattock, for sharing your delicious recipes with us, and congratulations on being this week s Winner Dinner Winner I wish you continued success with your new business and hope that you will enjoy your well-deserved apron.

If anyone is interested in ordering one of Pattock's creations, call 981-2963. Until next week, all the best

family-tested winner dinner

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AP — For a colorful side dvsh, serve stuffed potatoes combined with diced red bell pepper and zuc-chini.

MICROWAVE STUFFED POTATOES

4 large baking potatoes (abobt 10 ounces each) 1 cap diced red bell pepper

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Recipes ~ SANDY'S CHILI

Rich in flavor and texture, this tasty disn is an ideal dinr\er lof the busy family on the go It takes about 30 minutes to as-semble. can be made ahead and freezes well This recipe makes 4 quarts of chili, leaving enough tar leftovers or another meal

3 large green peppers , seeded and c h o p p e d

V/t t ab lespoons oil 2 large on ions, chopped 2 c loves gar l ic , m inced % cup f inely chopped parsley % cup but te r or margar ine 1Vi p o u n d s g round sir lo in 1 p o u n d beef s tew meat 1 p o u n d hot I tal ian sausage '/» cup chi l i powder (for a mi lder

chi l i , ad just the amount t o your taste)

5 cups or 2 cans t r u s h e d and p e e l e d t o m a t o e s . Kal ian style (28 ounces each)

1 can t o m a t o paste. 6 - o u n c e size

Salt to tas te 2 teaspoons pepper 2 teaspoons cum in seed 3 tab lespoons vinegar 2 hot jalapeno peppers, diced.

optional 2 dashes Tabasco sauce Kidney beans, optional. Grated Cheddar cheese to

garnish

Saute peppers slowly in salad oil for five minutes Add onions and cook until tende'. stirring frequentty. Add garlic and pars-ley

In a large skillet.- melt butter or margarine and cook the beef and sausage until done, about •15 minutes Drain meat and add to onion mixture Stir in chili powder and cook another 10 minutes

Add the remainder of the ingredients', except for the cheese, and sammer for 3 hours.

stirting from time to time to pre-vent burning

Skim off the fat from the top before serving. Garnish with grated Cheddar cheese

BREAD AND HONEY

Following package directions, prepare a loaf of frozen bread, allowing enough time for it to nse Bake and serve hot out of the oven with butter or marga-rine ahd honey.

BROCCOLI S A L A D

Wash oft and trim 2 stalks of fresh broccoli Cut the broccoli into bite-sized pieces and mari-nate <n half a bottle of Kraft Zes-ty Italian dressing. Refrigerate until serving The longer the ' broccoli has to marinate, the tas-tier it will be

NO-BAKE PEANUT BUTTER BARS

Quick and easy to make, these peanut butter bars are del-icious

% cup but te r or margar ine. me l ted

V h cup powde red sugar 1V*-1V« c u p s g raham c racke r

c r u m b s V i cup c runchy peanut but ter 1 package semi-sweet choco-

late chips. 12 ounce-size 1 t ab lespoon solid shor ten ing

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Meit the butter or margarine Mix m the powdered sugar, graham cracker crumbs and peanut butter Press into a greased 9-by-i3-inch pan. Melt the chocolate chips and the shortening together and spread over the top Score with a fork before placing in the refrigerator Keep refrigerated between serv-ing.

Shopp ing L is t 3 large green peppers Salad oil 2 large onions Garlic Fresh parsley Butter or margarine V/t pounds ground sirloin 1 pound beef stew meat 1 pound hot Italian s a u s a g e Chili powder 2 c a n s crushed and peeled Ital-

J a n - s t y l e t o m a t o e s , 28-ourvce size each

1 can tomato paste. 6 -ounce size

Pepper Salt Cumin seed Vinegar Ja lapeno peppers ' Tabasco sauce G r a t e d C h e d d a r c h e e s e Kid ney bean s o p t tonal Frozen bread dough Honey Broccoli Zesty Italian salad dressing Powdered sugar Graham cracker c rumbs Crunchy peanut butter Semi-sweet chocolate chips.

12-ounce size Solid shortening

Notes

1 cup diced zucchini' >« cup finely chopped onion '« cup margarine or butter S cap hot milk

teaspoon salt '« teaspoon white pepper

Scrub potatoes; prick each with a fork. Arrange potatoes in a circle on an absorbent towel. Cook on high

(100 percent power) 13 to 15 min-utes, r ou t i ng 1V* turn af ter 7 min-utes. Let stand on counter 5 minutes

Meanwhile combine red pepper, zucchini, onion and 2 tablespoons of the margar ine in a 1 1V* -quart mi-crowave-safe baking diah Cook on high 4 to 6 minutes, stirring af ter 3 minutes Cut potatoes in half length-wise and scoop out centers, being

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careful not to break skins Mash po-tatoes until light, whip in hot milk, remaining margarine, salt and pep-per Stir in vegetables Spoon mix-ture into potato sheila, place on a 12-mch microwave-sale platter . Cook on high 5 to t minutes or until *d through Makes 8 servings.

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• Fee" ($23). Affordable red Bur-gundies. made from pinot noir, in-clude Lupe-Cholet 1988 Comte de Lupek Bourgogne Roage ($9), Jo-seph Drouhin 1988 "Laforet" Bourgogne Pinot Noir ($16) and 1987 Chassasgne-Montracbet ($22.80).

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BUT IT MAY BE more important for the neophyte to become fa miliar with the names of the best producers rather than remembering the great Burgundy vintages or the long list of appellations The best producers make good wines even in lesser vin-tages.

Considering that Burgundy pro-duces only one-tenth as much wine as Bordeaux, that Burgundy suffers from huge vintage variation and the weak American dollar, it is inevita-ble that prices of Burgundy wines will continue to escalate:

"Not all Burgundy wines are very expensive," said' Pierre-Henry Gagey, assistant managing director

of Maison Louis Jadot in Beaune. "There are many fine Burgundies, both red and white, that I would classify as affordable.

"The current vintage in the mar-ket is 1988. It is a great vintage be-cause the tannins are softer and the quality from the small grower is high. Throughout 1991, the 1988 vin-tage offers a fantastic opportunity to discover the affordability of many Burgundy wines."

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For red Burgundies on a budget, Gagey recommends selections from the villages of Pernand-Vergelesses. Marsannay, Santenay and Cote de Beaune.

IN ADDITION to touting the new 1988 Burgundy arrivals, Gagey points to 1987 as an underrated vin-tage. "We're now realizing that the '87s are interesting wines that are developing well in the bottle." he

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good consumer values." , In addition to Louis Jadot. we rec-ommend the following Burgundy producers for quality, value and availability: Joseph Drouhin, Louis Latour, Etienne Sauzet, Pierre Bouree. Georges Deleger, Georges Duboeuf, Jean Grivot, Robert Jayer-Gilles. Mongeard-Mugneret, Chris-tian .Serafin, Tollot-Beaut, De Vil-laine, Lucien Bojllot, Lupe-Cholet, Chartron et Trebuchet, Alain Geof-froy, Remoissenet, Coche-Dukry. Phillippe Rossignol, Robert Chevil-lon, Francois Raveneau, Francois Jobard, Olivier Leflaive, Dauvissat, Hospices de Beaune, Jaffelin and Henri Jayer.

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TRADITIONAL WHITE BREAD 6-7 caps all-parpose floor 3 tablespoons sugar 1 tablespoon salt 2 tablespoons shortening 2 packages dry yeast (or 2 table-

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Mix 3*4 cups flour, sugar, salt, shortening and yeast in a large bowl. Add warm water. Mix well by hand, using a wooden spoon, for 2 minutes. Stir in enough remaining flour, 1 cup at a time, to make the dough easy to handle.

Turn the dough onto a lightly floured surface; knead until smooth and elastic; about 10 minutes Place in a lightly greased bowl; turn greased side up. Cover and let rise until doubled, about 40-60 minutes. Punch down the dough, divide into halves. Let rest 5 minutes. Shape into loaves and place in lightly greased breadpans. Brush lightly with margarine, if desired. Allow to rise until doubled, about 35-50 min-utes. Preheat oven to 425-degrees. Bake until deep golden brown, about 25-30 minutes. Remove from pans, cool on wire rack.

Source: "The Betty Crocker Cookbook" (Golden Press. New York).

DARK PUMPERNICKLE 3 packages dry yeast 1*» caps very warm water (105-115

degrees) cap dark molasses

1 tablespoon salt. 2 tablespoons vegetable oil 2 teaspoons fennel or caraway seed 2 Vi caps rye floor 1 cap shcedded wheat cereal 'A cop cocoa 2 to 2 4 cops all-parpose floor Corn meal Margarine or batter, softened

Dissolve yeast in warm water in a large bowl. Stir in molasses, salt, oil, fennel, rye flour, shredded cereal and cocoa. Beat until smooth. Stir in just enough all-purpose flour for easy handling. Turn onto a lightly floured surface. Cover and let rest 10 minutes.

Knead until smooth, adding just enough flour to keep dough from get-ting too sticky. Place in a lightly greased bowl, turn greased side up. Cover and let rise in a warm, draft-free area for 1 hour.

Grease a' cookie sheet, Sprinkle with commeal. Punch dough down and divide into halves. Shape each half into a round, slightly flat loaf. Place loaves in opposite corners of the cookie sheet, brush tops lightly with melted butter. Allow to rise un-til doubled, about 40-50 minutes. Bake in a preheated 375 degree oven for 30-35 minutes. Cool on rack.

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On a lightly oiled baking sheet, press chilled dough into a 9-by-12-inch rectangle with raised edges. Brush with one tablespoon olive oil. Evenly sprinkle with bran; press lightly into dough Sprinkle with gar-lic.

Arrange onion in one layer over dough and top with artichoke hearts. Drizzle with remaining one table-spoon oil. Lightly season with salt and pepper Sprinkle evenly with cheese. Do not permit dough to rise. The pizza may be held briefly in the refrigerator before baking

Bake in a 450-degree oven about 15 minutes, or until crust and cheese are lightly browned. Makes four servings.

Nutrition information per serving; 376 cal., 3.8 g fiber.

(Recipe from: Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board)

When Columbus discovered Amer-ica in 1492, be also discovered a yel-low-brown vegetable, the sweet po-tato. Guess what he did? He took some roots home with him.

By the 1600s the delicious, edible sweet potatoes were a leading crop of the Virginia colonies, and by the 1900s more than 200 varieties were grown in the South. Sweet potatoes are available year round but are most plentiful from September to December for holiday eating. How-ever, sweet potatoes are great for eating all year.

Sweet potatoes are versatile, easy to prepare and have great potential. They can be served as an appetizer, salad, main dish .or dessert. They seem to have taken a bum wrap be-cause of the name or the heavy amounts of sweetener that is added to tbem. Actually, a sweet potato has no more calories by weight than a white potato. As with other potatoes, it's what you add to them that makes the fat and calories add up.

The darker the orange color of the vegetable, the more beta carotene (which the body transforms into vita-rtiin A). A serving of one sweet pota-to has two to five times the recom-mended amounts of beta carotene.

A sweet potato serving has more potassium than an orange, plus some dietary fiber. It also contains about half the amount recommended for a daily allowance of vitamin C and about 120 to 140 calories. All this nu-trition inside the skin of a sweet po-tato!

SWEET POTATOES come in two versions: the light or pale-skinned type with yellow pulp that remains firm when cooked, or the bright orange, more moist, rough-skinned variety that becomes soft when cooked The moist, flaked potato tastes sweeter than dry varieties due to the starch converting to sugar while cooking. Some people call the softer, more moist version a "yam." But a true yam is really a starchy white root grown primarily in the tropics of West Africa, the Carib-bean and Latin America.

Select well-shaped ( tapered

toward the ends), firm, plump, brightly colored skins that are free from decay. Do not cboose one that has cuts, holes or blemishes Best supplies of potatoes generally are in the winter months. Store in a cool, dry, dark, well-ventilated place. Do not store in refrigerator If you have purchased more than you <;an use in a short period of time, cook, mash and freeze for use later

Cook a sweet potato in the skin to help preserve the vitamins Treat just like a white potato. The skins will slip off easily after cooking, but it is also edible. Since the skin is a little tough you may want to rub with a little margarine and wrap it in foil to bake. Place sweet potatoes on a baking sheet and bake at 375 degrees for about one hour or until tender. To poil, place chunks in saucepan (leaving skin on), add wa-ter. bring to a boil, cover, reduce heat and simmer until tender. Drain well. Slip the skin and use in what-ever dish you are making. Pierce sweet potatoes several times with a fork before microwaving to prevent exploding Microwave on high six to seven minutes per pound.

ENJOY SWEET potatoes com-bined with white potatoes to make your favorite potato salad recipe. As a main dish, bake or microwave in their skins. Scoop out the pulp and mash it. add pineapple or orange juice, or diced apples and raisins with spices, and return the pulp mix-ture to skin and reheat, and you have twice-baked sweet potatoes. Mashed sweet potatoes can be put into a cas-serole. Add fruits, juice, spices and top with chopped nuts for" a great side dish (skip the marshmallows).

Mix shredded sweet potatoes with chopped apple, flour and onion and fry as pancake in a little melted margarine or oil Shred raw into sal-ads for crunch, or pare and slice and serve raw with a dip. Raw sweet po-tatoes taste like a sweet raw carrot. They will darken quickly so soak in water before serving and refresh frequently if served on a raw vegeta-ble tray.

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baked or boiled sweet potatoes. Add defatted chicken stock, herbs and spices, and before serving stir in low-fat buttermilk or yogurt.

Try pureed sweet potatoes for pies, breads, biscuits, muffins, cook-ies, cakes, croquettes and custards Sweet spices such as cinnamon,

ginger, cloves, nutmeg and allspice compliment sweet potatoes very nicely. Remember, a sweet potato by itself is not fattening. It's the car-melized or candied versions that add calories. Be like Columbus and take-some nutrient-dense sweet potatoes home.

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Start fresh in '91, making meals without fuss The new year has arrived. What

better time to get back to the basics, in the kitchen. Using fresh ingred-ients including fruits and vegetables is not only healthy, it's smart.

By following recipes that include little fuss, such as Spicy Winter Chili and Beans, you can create a deli-cious homemade meal in no time. Chili also freezes well. Just reheat and you have a warm welcome to enjoy after a busy day. A simple tip is to beat the chili in the oven, not on top of the stove, so you don't have to worry about burning it. Favorite Vegetable Soup is another delicious recipe that can be made a day or more ahead and enjoyed all week long.

Warm Brown Bread Muffins are the perfect accompaniment to chili or soup. In fact, muffins made from scratch become a tasty and nutri-tious breakfast treat — easy to grab on your way out the door in the morning.

Nothing warms and fills you up on a brisk winter evening like pasta. RatatouiHe-Pasta Gratinee is deli-cious with the zest of eggplant and zucchini. It's easy to prepare and the sauce is easily frozen and reheated when needed.

Today's kitchen appliances are also helpful time-savers. Food pro-cessors chop our vegetables and puree our fruit in seconds. The mi-crowave oven is a cook's best friend when if comes to defrosting and heating anything quickly.

Shopping for fresh ingredients and preparing recipes ahead of time makes it easy to get back to the ba-sics of nutritious eating.

SPICY WINTER CHILI AND BEANS

1 cup diced green peppers 1 cup chopped onions I cup sliced celery 1 tablespoon chili powder 1 teaspoon Mexican seasonings 2 cups canned Mexican tomatoes (in-cluding juice), crushed 8 ounces diced cooked turkey 16 ounces cooked pinto beans, drained Mi teaspoon seasoned salt

In a large skillet, sprayed with a release agent, saute peppers, onions and celery, stirring occasionally. Stir in chili powder and Mexican season-ings; cook 1 minute. Add remaining ingredients; cover. Simmer 10 min-utes to blend flavors. Makes 4- serv-ings.

Each Serving Provides: 2 V4 Vege-table, 4 Protein.

Source; Weight Watchers Interna-tional Clip and Save Recipes.

FAVORITE VEGETABLE SOUP cup diced onion

2 packets instant chicken broth and seasoning mix 2 garlic cloves, minced 1 cup thinly sliced zucchini V» cup each thinly sliced carrot and chopped seeded tomato 1 teaspoon chopped fresh parsley >4 teaspoon basil leaves

teaspoon pepper 2 caps water

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Each serving Provides: 2 V* Vege-table; 10 Optional Calories.

Source: Weight Watchers Week 1 Menu P l a n n e r ^

rfROWN BREAD MUFFINS Vi cop plus 1 tablespoon each rye and whole wheat flour 1 4 ounces uncooked yellow corn-meal V» cup golden raisins 1 teaspoon baking soda V» cup buttermilk xk cup dark molasses 1 egg 2 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons vege-table oil

Preheat oven to 400 degrees. In medium mixing bowl combine flours and commeal; in small bowl com-bine raisins with 2 tablespoons flour mixture, tossing to coat. S t aside.

Add baking soda to flour mixture-and stir to combine. In small mixing bowl combine buttermilk, molasses, ' egg and oil; using electric mixer at medium speed, beat until combined. Add to flour mixture and mix well. Stir in raisin mixture. Spray eight 2 ^-inch-diameter muffin-pan cups with non-stick cooking spray, fill each cup with an equal amount of batter and partially fill remaining cups with water (this will prevent pan from burning and/or warping). Bake for IS to 20 minutes (until muf-fins are lightly browned and a tooth-pick, inserted in center, comes out dry). Remove muffins to wire rack to cool. Makes 8 servings.

Each serving provides: 1 Bread; 1 Fat; Vi Fruit; 45 Optional Calories.

Source: Weight Watchers Quick Success Program Cookbook, 1988.

RATATOUILLE-PASTA GRATINEE

2 cups each diced eggplant and sliced zucchini 1 teaspoon salt, divided 1 tablespoon plus 1 teaspoon vegeta-ble oil 1 cup sliced onions 1 V> cups canned Italian tomatoes

' (with liquid); drain, seed and dice To-

matoes, reserving liquid 2 tablespoons tomato paste 1 teaspoon oregano leaves v* teaspoon each basil leaves and garlic powder Dash of pepper 2 cups cooked spaghetti or fitsilli (hot) 8 ounces mozzarella cheese, shredd-ed

Set large colander in sink, add eggplant and zucchini, sprinkle with 1 teaspoon salt and let stand 10 min-utes. Rinse vegetables under running water, drain and pat dry with paper towels.

In 12-inch nonstick skillet heat oil over medium.-high heat ; add eggplant, zucchini and onions and saute until vegetables are softened, 1

to 2 minutes. Add tomatoes, re-served liquid, tomato paste, remain-ing to teaspoon of salt, the oregano, basil, garlic powder and pepper, and cook, stirring until tomato paste is dissolved. Reduce heat to low and continue to cook, stirring occasional-ly, until vegetables are thoroughly cooked and flavors are blended, 15 to 20 minutes

On flameproof serving platter ar-range spaghetti (or fusilli); top with vegetable mixture and sprinkle with cheese. Broil until cheese is melted and lightly browned, 2 to 3 minutes. Makes 4 servings.

Each Serv ing P r o v i d e s : 2 Proteins; 1 bread; 3 to Vegetables; 1 Fat.

Source Weight Watchers Favorite Recipes Cookbook. 1986.

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Salem swim stars outshine Canton By Dan O'Meara staff writer

There were individual s tars on both sides Thursday night, but Plym-outh Salem had a few more and won its annual swimming duel with rival Plymouth Canton.

Curt Witthoff and Joe Pawluszka were at the forefront of the winning effort, which carried the Rocks to a 108-78 victory over their host. Salem is 2-3 in dual meets. Canton 1-1-1.

Witthoff wpn the 200-yard individ-ual medley in 2:09.37 and the back-stroke in 59.47. He and Pawluszka helped Salem win the 400 freestyle relay, and Witthoff was the leadoff man on the second-place medley re-lay,

"He's really come on for us," Sa-lem coach Chuck Olson said. "He's one of those guys the last couple of years we had looked to be backing up in a lot of events. This year he's taken that next step and is not afra id to go out there and race people. We ' re - rea l happy with the way things are going for him."

Pawluszka's successes came in freestyle races. He won the 50 in 23 37 and the 100 in 52.10. He was on the winning 200 freestyle relay team. too.

'"HE'S DONE a heckuva job for us." Olson said. "Tell him 'You gotta swim well' and he gives you every-thing he's got."

Olson added it was a big night for the Salem senior tri-captains. which includes Gary Bergman, who fin-ished second in the 100 freestyle (53.54) and third in the 50 freestyle (24.33). He anchored the medley re-lay and joined Pawluszka on the 200 freestyle relay.

" That kinda shut the door on any hopes they had of coming back," said Olson of Bergman's second in the 100

' freestyle. "There was a lot of discussion it

was going to be a very good meet, and (the seniors) didn't want to be the first to lose to their buddies across the creek."

Olson also was pleased with the performances of Brett Petroskey, who was second in the 200 freestyle (1.59.85) and helped the Rocks win the 200 and 400 freestyle relays.

"He's starting to come around for us," Olson said. "Once you break the two-minute barr ier (in the 200 free-style). you're starting to get serious."

Pawluszka, Petroskey, Albert Sneath and Befgman had a 1:35.89 time in the 200 relay, and Snealh, Pawluszka, Petroskey and Witthoff were clocked at 3:33.54 in the 400 re-lay.

• SNEATH ALSO had a good meet for Salem, winning the butterfly

7/1 some of these other meets, we may have to start backing off. But this wasn't the meet we could afford to back off. The boys probably would have mutinied if / had.'

— Chuck Olson Salem swimming coach

(59.43) in addition to his relay contri-butions. He was second in the IM with a 2:13.22 time.

• That 's still not a good time (in the butterfly) for Albert," Olson said. "He should be a little bit quicker than that, but we'll take the first place "

Olson added the 400 freestyle re-lay team should have a t ime under 3:30, but it's difficult for Witthoff to swim the backstroke and go again two events later in the 400 relay.

"In some of these other meets, we may have to start backing off," Ol-son said. "But this wasn't the meet we could afford to backoff . The boys probably would have mutinied if I had."

A standout for the Chiefs was freshman Mike Orris, who won the 200 freestyle (1:53.18) and the 500 freestyle (5:07.91). He also anchored Canton's second-place teams in the freestyle relays. -

"He had good times in the 200 and 500 and fast splits in the relays," Canton coach Hooker Wellman said. "He's in here for the four-year pro-gram, and he's doing exactly what I'd like him to do now.

•HE'S WORKING hard and swim-ming fast. He has a great attitude, and that 's good for the kids around him."

Ron Trosin won the breaststroke in 1:05.82 and combined with team-mates Doug Nevi, Mark Ealovega and Craig Steshetz to win the medley relay in 1:45.78, a season best. -

"All the people on medley relay went faster, so we've got a real good chance to qualify that relay for state, I think," Wellman said.

There was an upset in diving where Canton's Nick Atwell defeat-ed Salem's Steve Salhaney and Pat McManaman. Atwell scored a ca-reer best 206 8, Salhaney 201.15 and McManaman, the all-area diver a year ago. 195.55.

"What I really liked is when (Atwell) got down to his last dive and was beating two kids who have gone higher scores than him, he didn't choke," Wellman said.

"He held himself together and hit his last dive. He did a great job hold-ing his cool and putting his last dive in:"

Olson expressed su rp r i s e a t McManaman, who won the Spartan Invitational a week ago. finishing third in diving.

- " H E ' D BE THE first to admit he didn't dive very well tonight," Olson said, "but you can't take anything away from Atwell. He dove real well.

"(McManaman) has pulled a few meets out for us, so we'll write this

Salem pins North Plymouth Salem set up this week's wrestling showdown with Farming-

ton by trouncing North Farmington 54-21 Thursday night The Rocks. 3-0 in the Lakes Division and 4-0 against Western Lakes

Activities Association teams, will wrestle Farmington in the opponent's gym at 6:30 p.m. Thursday

The Falcons a re 2-1 in the division, losing to Westiand John Glenn and defeating North and Stevenson.

Salem started with five consecutive pins to establish a 30-0 lead. John Moran (103) pinned Mark McDonald in 1:04, Scott Martin (112) pinned Dan Cassidy in 5:57, Dan Bonnett (119)"pinned Je remy Moy in 1:46, Chad Wilson (125) pinned Eric Grant in 1:14 and Dan Phillips (130) pinned Dan Greenhalgh in 3:03.

Marcus Brown (135) scored the first points for the Raiders, pinning Jeff Shumate in 5:44.

The Rocks came back with two more wins to lead 42-6. Jeff Coleman (140) won by void, and Josh Viau (145) pinned Kevin Demeter in 1:02.

North won three of the next four bouts to make the score 48-21. Jared Lawrence (152) pinned Bob Hansen in 3:52. Aaron Lawrence (160) pinned Phil Haynes in 12 seconds and Bob Chika (189) won a 7-4 decision over Wade Langdon.

Salem's Charlie Apigian (171) returned to the lineup for the first time following surgery to remove a cyst f rom his neck and pinned Rob Chuba in 1:19 Heavyweight Ken Coker won on a forfeit for the Rocks.

Gymnasts prevail Plymouth Salem's top-ranked gymnastics team had its lowest score of

the season Thursday, but the Rocks were in no danger of losing the meet. Salem scored 126 65 in the absence of five gymnasts but easily defeat-

ed Ypsilanti (108 4) and host Ann Arbor Pioneer (82 OS). The Rocks competed without Alysia Softos, Sue Farmer . Kim Miller.

Courtney Gonyea and Sarah Ma kins — all of whom were recovering from food poisoning, according to coach Kathi Kinsella They became ill af ter team members a te at a restaurant following the Troy Invitational on Jan. 12.

Salem's Avtumn Bunch was first on vault (9.35), balance beam (7 65) and floor exercise (8.8) She also scored 7 05 on the uneven parallel bars and had an all-around total of 32 85

"It was a strange meet," Kinsella said. "The scoring was really differ-ent The judges were tough on bars and floor."

Stefame Angiulo was the only other Salem gymnast to do the all-around She won the bars competition (1.0) and scored 1 5 on vault, 7.6 on beam and 8.6 on floor Her total score was 32.70.

Other scores included Jenny Wong on vault (8.7) and bars (7.6). Aimee Wong on vault (8 5) and bars (I t), Theresa Giacherio on beam (7.S), Dana Driscoll on floor (7.25) and Leanne Savola on beam (7.05).

The Rocks competed in the Midland Invitational on Saturday and trav-el to Walled Lake Western today

one down, say he owes us one and collect another night."

Others finishing in the top three for Salem included Matt Erickson, third in the butterfly, 1:00.59; Bret t Meik, second in 500 freestyle , 5:22.15; Aaron Berlin, third in 500 freestyle, 5:24.58; Scott Helmstader, second in backstroke, 1:01,46; Jon Stridiron, second in breaststroke, 1:06.26. Witthoff, Stridiron, Matt Er-ickson and Bergman were second in the medley relay (1:46.14).

Canton swimmers with top-three places were Pat Lancaster, third in 200 freestyle (2:02.13) and back-stroke (1:01 87); Doug Nevi, third in IM, 2:17.96; Steshetz, second in 50 freestyle (23.98) and third in 100 freestyle (53.54); Mark Ealovega, second in butterfly, 59.98; Shawn Maclnnis, third in breaststroke, 1:08.57.

Dave Nevi, Jeff Clark, Josh Blunt and Orris swam the 200 freestyle re-lay in 1:39.42, and Steshetz, Lancas-ter, Doug Nevi and Orris were timed at 3:37.19 in the 400 freestyle relay.

"We did OK," Wellman said. "This meet — if you can't win it — it 's very important to come and do the best job you can and, for the most part, we did."

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Rocks undefeated in league By Neal Zipser staff writer

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Plymouth Salem and Northville entered Wednesday night's Western Lakes Activities Asso-ciation volleyball match at Salem having identi-cal seasons.

Both teams were 2-0 in the WLAA and had beat-en Farmington and Walled Lake Western in four games. But it was the Rocks who came out of the match with an exciting 7-15, 15-7, 6-15, 15-13, 15-11 victory.

"This was our week for finals and we didn't practice well Tuesday and we were scared about this match," Salem coach Brian Gilles said

"I think two things won It for us: our team's athletic ability and our conditioning. We have a lot of girls on the team who play several sports, and they kept their composure toward the end. Also, toward the end, I think our team's good con-ditioning showed "

The Rocks improved to 3-1-3 overall and 3-0 in the WLAA.

With the fifth game tied 10-10, Salem jumped ahead to a 12-10 advantage Northville got the serve back but served the ball into the net That

volleyball gave the Rocks all the momentum they needed, according to Gilles.

Sophomore Shelby Carey led Salem with six kills in 22 at tempts, five aces and 10 serve recep-tions. Junior Julie Thomas added four kills in 18 attempts and eight blocks She also received 12 serves

Senior Andrea Welling chipped in six kills and nine service receptions, while junior Martha Bol added eight blocks Juniors Sarah Krieger and Jenny Emmett had four and five aces, respective-ly

"We didn't find out until right before the match that they had the same results we did." Gilles said. They were a very good team, and we a re fortunate to come out of the match with a win."

Salem's victory sets up a matchup between 3-0 teams when Salem clashes with Livonia Steven-son today.

PLYMOUTH CANTON came alive in the third game of Wednesday's WLAA match at Stevenson, but it wasn't enough as the Chiefs fell 8-15. 3-15, 14-16.

Trailing 14-10 in the third game, the Spartans came back and captured the game for the sweep. Stevenson improved to 3-0 in the WL.AA and 9-3-4 overall

"We played with them and couldn't put them away," Canton coach Jacque Getz said. "Eventu-ally they caught up I told the team af te rwards that when we have a good team, or any team, in trouble, we have to put them away."

The Spartans who played everybody on the roster, were led by Sue Bell's 15 digs, four kills and four aces Teresa Sarno added seven blocks and 11 kills Laura Zatorski had 16 digs and three kills, while setter Pat ty Diamond had 25 assists, four kills, six digs and two aces

Canton was led by sophomore Stephanie Gray's eight kills in 20 at tacks and junior Allison Phil-lips' 20 assists Senior Cindy Granger added 16 assists

"In the first game, we played tough and hung in there." Getz said But we didn t play like a team which was disappointing "

Chiefs stare down division foe By N M l ZlpMr staff writer

Walled Lake Western's basketball t eam was looking up to the taller Plymouth Canton squad for all of Friday 's game, but when the final horn sounded, the visiting Warriors left the court with their heads defi-nitely down

Even though seven Chiefs were taller than the tallest Western play-er , the visiting Warriors almost pulled off the upset They wound up falling on the short end of the 50-43 Western Lakes Activities Aasocia iion game at Canton.

Leading 39-37 with 3:55 remaining In the game. Western let victory slip through its hands by committing

basketball three turnovers and managing only one field goal the rest of the way.

Meanwhile, the Chiefs finished with a 13-4 run. led by senior guard Karl Wukie's eight points Wukie fin-ished with 15 - 13 of them coming in the second half

When the game Is on the line. Karl rises rises to the top of his game," Canton coach Dave Van Wagoner said.

CANTON IMPROVED to 6-4 overall and 4-0 in the WLAA. while winning its first Western Division

game The Warriors a re 4-5 overall and 1-2 In the league

"We're happy being 4-0. but for us to contend with the elite in the league, we have to improve in every aspect of our game." Van Wagoner said.

The Chiefs held s slim 33-29 lead entering the final quar ter , but West-ern scored 10 of the next 14 points After a Canton basket, senior Bill Hulme hit successive layups to bring the Warriors to within two. With 5 52 left, junior Todd McMillan nailed a three-pointer to give Western a 36-35

After two Derrick McDonald free throws put Canton up by one. West-ern regained the lead on two free throws by junior Dan Doerfllng and

one by senior Je fJ Kubik Canton jun-ior Jon Paupore's two free throws knotted the score at 39-39

After a f ree throw by Canton's Wukie. Kubik was freed by a base-line pick and scored easily on a layup to give Western its final lead. 41-40. with 2 57 remaining.

THE REST of the game belonged to Wukie and the stubborn Chief de-fense Wukie hit a three-pointer f rom the corner to put Canton ahead for good Senior Bret t Howell's two free throws gave the Chiefs a 45-41 ad-vantage Kubik countered with two free throws with 2 06 left, bat It turned out to be Western's final points of the night

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the week ahead

BOYS B A S K E T B A L L Tuesday, Jan. 22

M M t m o r e Lake at Lutheran Westtaod 7 p .m. Det Lulh. WoSI at ClaienceviHe 7 p m . Wayne Memorial at Trenton. 7 p m. Liv ChurcNfi at W L Central. 7 30 p.m. Liv Franklin at Farmington. 7 30 p . m Liv Stevenson at Pty Canton. 7 30 p.m. Farm Harrison at Westiand Glenn. 7 3 0 pm. W L Western at Ply Salem, 7 30 p .m Northvi l le at N Farmmflton. 7 :30 p.m. Sou th Lyon at Garden Ci ty. 7 30 p . m Red Thurston at Taylor Center. 7 30 p.m. B u m Bro. Rice at Bishop Borgess. 7 :30 p m War ren DeLaSalle at Heri tord CC, 7 30 p.m. Huron Valley at Y p » Calvary. 7 3 0 p m Pty Christian vs D b n Hts Fatrlane at Lowell Middle School, 7 30 p m

Friday. Jan . 2S Harper Woods at Ciarenceville, 7 p .m L iv Churchill at Liv Franktm. 7 :30 p m. Liv Stevenson at N Farmington, 7 30 p.m. West iand Glenn at Pty Salem. 7 30 p m . W - t Central at Farmington, 7 : 3 0 p . m . Farm Harrison at W L Western. 7:30 p m Ply Canton at Northville, 7 :30 p m Garden O t y at Bedford Union. 7 30 p m Red Thurston at 0 H. Annapol is. 7 30 p.m. Wyandot te at Wayne Memorial. 7 30 p.m. Redlord CC at Bishop Borgess. 7:30 p.m. St. Agatha at M.C. Card Mooney. 7 3 0 p m. G P L-ggett at Lutheran West iand. 7 :30 p.m. Huron Valley at Taykx Light and Li t* . TBA Pty Christian vs Warren Bethesda a t Lowell Middle School, 7 30 p .m.

' PREP H O C K E Y Wednesday , Jan . 23

Ltv Churchtil vs. Southf ie ld-Lathrup. Liv Franklin vs Marysvitle at Livonia 's Edgar Arena, 6 and 8 p .m.

Fnday, Jan. 25 Liv. Franklin vs. Liv. Stevenson at Livonia's Edgar Arena. 6 p.m.

Saturday. Jan . 26 L>v Churchill at Howell (Grand O a k s ) . p m Trenton at Redford CC (Red fo rd ) . 8 p m

MEN'S COLLEGE B A S K E T B A L L Wednesday. Jan. 23

Highland Park CC at Schoolcraf t , 7:30 p.m. Macomb CC at Oakland CC. 7 .30 p.m.

Saturday. Jan. 26 Schoolcraft at Oakland CC. 7:30 p . m

W O M E N ' S COLLEGE B A S K E T B A L L Wednesday. Jan . 23

Schoolcraft at Highland Park CC. TBA Saturday. Jan 26

Oakland CC at Schoolcraft . 3 p m . TBA — time to be announced

P r e p g r i d d e r s p o n d e r c o l l e g e c h o i c e s By S t o w K o w a l e k i staff writer

Despite carrying a reputation as a big hitter. Farmington Hills Harri-son linebacker Blazo' Sarcevieh hain't been such a big hit with some of college football's national powers.

Alter showing early interest in Sarcevich, the University of Michi-gan. Michigan State and Penn State all have shied away from Harrison's all-time leading tackier. Sarcevich made an official visit to Central Michigan University last weekend and will visit UCLA later this month.

Sarcevich said he also may visit Miami (Ohio) University. He is wait-ing to hear from Arizona. Stanford and Florida, all of which have film on his playing days at Harrison. One of the films they have is of Harri-son's 18-15 loss to Detroit St. Martin DePorres last fall, when Sarcevich set a school record with 25 tackles.

Harrison coach John Herrington, who has sent John Miller. Brian Smolinski and Mill Coleman to MSU, was shocked to hear both MSU and Michigan back off of Sarcevich.

"I really think-they're missing the boat," Harrington said. "I 've seen a lot of linebackers in 30 years of coaching, and I think Blazo is a Big

Ten linebacker. And I don't think I'm wrong on this.

"Michigan State said they're look-ing for another Percy Snow and at this time they didn't think Blazo could be one. And Michigan didn't give any reason. Penn State said Blazo's good enough to play for them, but they have linebackers in Pennsylvania just a s good as Blazo and they'd just as soon recruit them first — which makes sense. Central loves him."

The 6-foot-3, 230-pound Sarcevich said he carries about a 3.0 grade point average and "education is going to play a big pa r t " in his deci-sion. He said he enjoyed his visit to CMU, the Mid-American Conference champion which played in the Cali-fornia Raisin Bowl.

"It 's pretty nice," Sarcevich said. Wednesday, Feb. 6, is the first day

high school athletes can sign binding national letters of intent.

Sarcevich is scheduled to visit UCLA Jan. 27, but isn't sure what the other two weekends have in store for him prior to the signing date.

"I kind of want to go out of state and I'd like to play in the Big Ten or PAC 10 — big-time Division I foot-ball," Sarcevich said. "In the next few weeks I'll know."

• Redford Catholic Central won

football the Class AA state title, and as ex-pected the Shamrocks have the most recruited senior class in Observer-land. As many as 10 players could receive some kind of football schol-arship, with safety Mike Thomas being the most highly recruited. .

Thomas has visited U-M and MSU and will visit CMU this weekend. The University of Colorado also has shown interest but Thomas hasn't scheduled a visit.

" I 'm not leaning toward any," said Thomas, who added that MSU is the only school of the four to have of-fered a full-ride football scholarship. "Right now I 'm taking a close look at each (U-M and MSU) and if I don't fit in at either State or U-M I feel pretty secure with Central. (MSU coach George) Perles is a great guy. If I choose to go there, be should be a great father figure."

While Thomas admits the recruit-ing season is exciting, CC coach Tom Macfc has found it somewhat hectic. The football season ended for CC in late November and college coaches

were able to begin contacting play-ers Dec. 1.

"It 's fun, because the kids have a chance to go to school, but hectic be-cause we have a banquet coming up and I've got films out on kids all over America," Mach said. " I 'm trying to figure out who has sent film back and who hasn't."

• Plymouth Canton's Karl Wuk-ie, the first-team All-Observer quar-terback, wants to play at the MAC level, according to Chiefs coach Bob Khoenle, but few teams have shown interest. —"Kalamazoo College wants him pretty bad, but there's nothing defi-nite," Khoenle said.

Following is a look at Observer-land's top players and which schools they are considering/or which schools have shown interest in them:

LIVONIA FRANKLIN: Tony Fa-cione (Wayne State) ; Bobby John-son (visited Saginaw Valley, and has talked to Eastern Michigan).

REDFORD THURSTON: Steve Koss (visiting CMU. Saginaw Valley. Norlhwood, Ferris State and West-ern) .

WESTLAND JOHN GLENN: Tony Prey (visits to Grand Valley and Wayne State) ; Jason Gould (visiting

Wayne and Ferris); Lawrence ScheHer (Grand Valley. Ferris. Sagi-naw V a i j e y ) S t e v e Fuller (Wayne and Ferris).

NORTH FARMINGTON: Chris White ivisiitng Missouri). Dave Ran-kin (leaning toward Pennsylvania or Columbia); Todd Pawlowski (visited MSU and Northwestern with planned visits to Illinois. Missouri and Cor-nell)

CATHOLIC CENTRAL: Brian Chaney (Toledo. CMU. WMU and EMU); Jon Barbara (visiting West-ern. Bowling Green and Hillsdale) • Rob Sylvester (leaning toward Yale, with-visits also to Holy Cross and Hillsdale); Jason Carr (visiting West-ern. Vanderbilt and HiHsdale); Arshon Stewart (Western. Eastern and Grand Valley); Jack Davidson (Hillsdale. CMU. Holy Cross and Na-val Academy). Mike Grimes (CMU. Air Force Academy and WMU); Karl Kowalyk (leaning toward Yale); Gary Gurgold (Wayne. Albion or Northwood). c

PLYMOUTH SALEM: Steve Balog . (Wayne. Hillsdale and Toledo).

LIVONIA CHURCHILL: Mike Brooks (visiting Grand Valley and Ferris)

LIVONIA CLARENCEVILLE: Ken-drick Harrington (Central. Eastern. Western. Wayne. U-M).

Salem cagers defeat Vikings

basketball PLYMOUTH WOMEN'S

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1. Birch Construct ion 2. Once Was 3. Minnesota Title Agency . . . 4. O n The Reoound . . . . 5 La i rd Auto Glass

PLYMOUTH MEN'S BASKETBALL STANDINGS (Through Monday. Jan. 14)

Division A 1. Johnathon B. Pub 2. Artie Window 3 Sweats and More 4 Denny's 5. Dick Scott Dodge 6 Paddy 's Pub 7. Pogo s Sports Bar

4 -0 3 - 1 2-2 1-3 0-S

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Plymouth Salem outscored host Walled Lake Central by 10 points in the third quar ter Friday to solidify its 58-

-43 basketball victory Friday night. The Rocks improved to 8-1 overall and 3-0 in the

Western Lakes Activities Association. Salem took a 14-10 lead in the first quarter before the

Vikings battled back and closed the gap to 28-26 a t half-time. The Rocks outscored Central 14-4 in the third pe-riod to lead 42-30.

Senior forward Jake Baker paced the winners with 19 points, and sophomore forward Eric Leaf led Central with 12 points.

The Vikings are 3-6 overall and 0-3 in the league. HURON VALLEY 77, PLY. CHRISTIAN 67: Melton Stoude-

mire scored a school-record 33 points Friday night as Huron Valley Lutheran rolled to a 77-67 boys basketball win over Plymouth Christian at Marshall Junior High.

Stouderrure showed consistency the whole way, scoring 12 points in the first quarter, eight in tbe second and nine each in the third and fourth quarters. The record eclipsed the old mark of 37 points, set last year by Matt Henzi.

Stoudemire. a sophomore guard, also had six rebounds, six assists and seven steals. He was three-of-five from three-point range and made 13-16 free throws. His previous high was SO points against Lutheran Westiand.

The win improved Huron Valley to 5-3 overall and evened its record at 1-1 in the American Division of the Michigan Inde-pendent Athletic Conference.

Plymouth Christian fell to 5-4 overall and 1-1 in the Ameri-can Division.

Aaron Thompson supported Stoudemire in the scoring de-partment with 10 points. Huron raced to a 19-8 lead after one quarter and led S3-25 at half lime. The borne team built a com-manding lead by outscoring Plymouth Christian. 28-21, in the third quarter.

Manisb Nandani led Plymouth Christian with 23 points. N. FARMINGTON 45, JOHN GLENN 43: The Raiders recov -

ered from a sluggish first quarter Friday and went on to score a narrow win in the Lakes Division of the Western Lakes Activ-

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ities Association. North outscored Glenn. 21-11, in the fourth quarter and took

a 45-41 lead with about a minute left on Bill Chwalik's three-point play. The win improved North to 3-5 overall and 1-3 in the Lakes. Glenn fell to 2-6 overall and has an identical 1-3 Lakes mark.

Dean Pennala led North with 10 points. Jerry Jordan led all scorers with 11 points for Glenn.

Glenn led. 15-2, after one quarter and took a 24-12 lead into the locker room at half time. The Raiders outscored the Rock-ets. 12-8 to pull within 32-24 after three quarters.

NOTRE DAME 67, REDFORD CC 65: Bob Kummer s 31 points and 11 rebounds weren't enough Friday as Redford Catholic Central fell to host Harper Woods Notre Dame in a Catholic League Central Division encounter

CC led 34-32 at halftime but ND built an eight-point lead midway through the second half and held on for its third win in four Central Division games The Irish are 7-2 overall. CC slumped to 1-3 in the division and 3-6 overall.

WAYNE 71, MONROE 47: Wayne jumped to an 18-8 lead after one quarter and rolled to its fifth win in six Wolverine A League games.

The Zebras. 7-3 overall, got 25 points from junior Lee Wil-liams and 14 points and nine rebounds from junior Greg Hart-man. Center Chad Zion led Monroe with 26 points, but his team-mates weren't as effective, and Monroe fell behind 33-19 at halftime.

Monroe is 4-5 overall and 3-3 in the Wolverine A, virtually falling out of contention for the league crown.

"We played well and are coming on as of late." Wayne coach Dan Henry said. "We got through the first round with only one loss but we don't want to stub our toes now. We want another shot at Belleville (the only league team to beat Wayne)."

NORTHVILLE 51, CHURCHILL 45: Blame part of this loss on the free throw line, where Livonia Churchill managed to make only five-of-13 shots Friday night against visiUng North-ville.

Senior center Randy Ca lea terra was the high scorer for the Chargers, who slipped to 4-4 overall and 0-1 in the Western Division of the Western Lakes ActiviUes Association. Brian Johnson and Marcus Sarnovsky contributed 10 points apiece for Churchill. _ •

Northville, which is 6-3 overall and 1 -0 in the Western Divi-sion, was led by Mike Lang's 19 points. The two^teams were tied at 10 after one quarter but Northville outscored Churchill, 14-6 in the second quarter to lead. 24-16 at halftime.

Canton stands tall in win over WLW Continued from Page 1

Wukie added a layup and two more f ree throws. Canton converted 10-of-13 free throws in the fourth quar te r and 15 of 20 for the game. West-em hit on six of their 10 attempts.

The Chiefs also committed only one turnover in the second half to Western's six. Canton also held a 28-19 rebounding advantage.

"We made a couple of critical mistakes, including three turnovers in the final four minutes which really hurt." Western coach Chuck Henry said.

Ear ly in the game, it was Canton's 6-foot-8 Tony Coshatt doing the damage. The junior, guarded by a Warrior a half-foot shorter, scored three consecutive layups. Coshatt finished with a game-high 18 points and pulled down eight rebounds.

WESTERN COUNTERED by employing a slow, deliberate offense. "We had a game plan of running t ime off the clock and shortening the

gaYne and knew we could do it , especially if they stayed in their zone defense," Henry said. "We were able to do that eight or nine times to get the momentum, but we couldn't pull it off "

"Walled Lake did a good job controlling the pace and making us play defense, at times for 30 to 40 seconds." Van Wagoner said. " I decided that if we were going to win, we would do it with the man-to-man de-fense. My assistant coach, Leigh Langkabel, told me to go to it and I was smart enough to listen."

Henry didn't believe it was the type of defense his team had trouble with, a s much as how the Chiefs played it.

"It was Canton's intensity playing the man-to-man defense." Henry said.

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Dear Myrna: I used to bowl at a fair ly competitive level, bat stopped six months ago because of continuing back and joint prob-lems. My Joint problems were diagnosed as synovitis of the wrist and tendonitis of the elbow and shoulder. The back injuries were never significantly diagnosed, though one chiropractor suspected a dis-placed rib. I would like to know if the Nordic Track cross country ski machine can correct these problems.

I'm assuming you bowl more than once a week in order to be at a competitive level. Let's analyze the physical activity of bowling.

Bowling is an asymmetrical activity. The pendulum motion of the shoulder and twisting action of the wrist and forearm as you lift the ball is asymmetrical . The twist and the torque of the lower back during the same motion are probably the cause of some of your lower back stress. (

Tbe Nordic Track ski machine has been used by many people, in-cluding those with back problems. I'm sure. The gliding minimizes jarring, and the crossed extension of the a r m and leg seems to help balance the muscle exertion on the lower spine.

Since the exercise involves both a rms and legs equally, this will help to balance your muscles and, therefore, put you in a less injuri-ous position altogether.

1 ALSO recommend light weight training to especially strengthen -your upper body. Possibly, a carefully planned program consisting both of weight and stretching (to add flexibility) would even enhance your bowling.

If you like a little company, try a weight training class (we call it muscle madness) Whichever, make sure you consult an exercise ex-pert and do tell about your joint problems.

Depending on how bad your symptoms are, you may need to see a doctor. Possibly, anti-inflammatory agents may be needed to get your synovitis and tendonitis under control.

Remember, bowling is an asymmetrical activity. In order to com-bat all future injuries, you must make sure you strengthen your mus-cles in a well-balanced manner Let your body recover from injury first.

(Myrna Partrich. ca-oumer of The Workout Company Inc. of Bloomfield Toumship. and a member of the President's Council on Physical Fitness, is happy to answer any questions readers may have regarding exercise Send your l e t t e r s to: Spor t s De-partment. Myrna Partrich. 805 E Maple. Birmingham 48009.)

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Spartans top Churchill Livonia Stevenson captured 11 of

12 events Thursday, dunking city ri-, val Churchill in a boys swim meet.

The host Spartans are now 3-1 overall and 2-0 in Western Lakes Ac-tivities Association dual meets.

Aaron Rieder and Bryan Morrison each captured two individual events for Stevenson.

Rieder. swimming for the first time in the 100-yard backstroke, earned a s tate qualifying cut of 56 42. He also took the 200 freestyle in 1:52.22

"He (Rieder) scored in tbe state meet (200 individual medley) as a sophomore." Stevenson coach Doug Buckler said. ' This is a real good time (in the backstroke). He's a real good kid and a hard worker I have a lot of high hopes for him."

Morrison added victories in the 50

freestyle (22.27) and 100 butterfly (57.76). He also teamed up with Eric Peterson. Taki Caranicolas and Alex Goecke to win the 200 freestyle re-lay in 1:35.35

In the 200 medley relay, the four-some of Ryan Freeborn. Goecke, Mike Gravina and Joe Petrillo took first in 1:48.52. Stevenson's 400 free- , style relay team of Jason Fried. Caranicolas, Petrillo and Jason Fried also finished first in 3:41.22.

O t h e r S t e v e n s o n i n d i v i d u a l winners included: Rich Bennetts. 200 IM, 2:14.8; Jason Norrid, diving. -220.55; Caranicolas. 100 freestyle. 53.47; and Freeborn. 500 freestyle. 5 0832.

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Westiand Bowl Ypsilanti's Milo Quiton walked away

with the title of the tournament, which was open to association members who have bowled a 700 series

Milo and his son Andy Quiton both qualified for the semi-final squad of 77 bowlers on Saturday. During qualifica-tions Milo shot a 703 series and Andy scored a 300 game.

It was dad who made the final six on Sunday along with No. 1 seed Russ Gaz-dag of Canton. Anthony Woods of Taylor. Jeff Wojcik of Livonia, and Ken Paczas of Westiand. . -

In being the fourth seed. Milo had to win every match He beat Ken Paczas. 217-198. wound up in a tie with Jeff Wojcik at 197-197, and took care of him in a two-frame rolloff Milo then proceed-ed to knock off Tony Woods 221-214. in the semifinal

In the final match against Russ Gaz-dag, Russ came out of the gate with the first seven strikes, but Milo kept up after a spare in the first frame and fought it out to the last pin The result showed a tie at 256

The final score was determined by a few pins in handicap, and Milo Quiton was the winner of the $700 first place payoff

NOW THE REST of the story

Milo Quiton really did it the hard way This was the climax of years of recovery from two heart attacks and two strokes Milo is partially paralyzed from his i l l-ness This is a story of a man who refused to quit in the face of adversity, endured years of treatment, therapy and pain to fight back and compete again at tbe age of 57 Most people would simply give up. but not Milo Quiton

As he said. Bowling gave me the in-centive to keep going "

Bowltngjruns in the family. Milo's wife. Jo, sti l l has her name on the board at Westiand Bowl for a 275 game way back tn 1968 They have six children and 10 grandchildren, many of whom are bowlers, including sons Andy at a 200-plus average, and Daryl in the 190s Milo started bowling 47 years ago and was, also a 200 plus bowler years ago He also

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not very many can survive strokes and be*rt attacks Milo Quiton has dooe i t al l and is truly an exceptional man

Continental Cablevision wi l l televise the taped replay of the tournament Check with your local office for date and time

• Many league officers age experi-encing "contract shock." as the bowling centers are sending out the new contracts for next year Many hot&es are sharply raising the line fees This is a reflection of our inflationary times, although the owners can say the rates are st i l l a bar-gain compared to most of the rest of the counrty

Detroit area rates are generally much lower than other cities around the nation Conversely, we also have by far the larg-est bowling population, so perhaps the lower rates have had something to do with that

The proprietors deserve to operate profitably, however A price increase could become a "double-edged swore " Economists refer to the "law of diminish-ing returns "

If some bowlerif drop out because of the higher costs, it would only hurt the future of the industry Bowling must grow in order to flourish. There is a need for innovative marketing and sound man-agement by the proprietors

• The first-annual Expressway Clas-sic" tournament wil l run f rom Feb 2 through Sept 2 at Lodge Lanes on the I-94 Service Drive in Belleville This is a doubles event, pitting either two men. two women or mixed pairs

First place pays $2,000 second pays $1,000 and third pays $500 guaranteed Entry blanks are available at centers throughout the area, or call 697-9170 for details

BOWLING H O N O R ROLL

Count ry L a n m (Farr rungion Mills) Wedrte* day Junior House — Bon R a y m o n d 257 game ana 6 7 1 s e e s Go»<J>e O i m e s 2 5 3 ' 68? J m DeOefcs. 2 6 3 - 2 2 6 - 2 2 4 / 7 1 3 Rob Gayn t * 2 6 3 / 656 Jim Hamlin. 2 6 6 / 6 6 5 . Steve Schoenoerg

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Country Kegiers - Dennis Harris. 2 5 7 / 6 8 0 Paul Posfua 235. Ron Blanenard 2 3 5 / 6 5 3 Lee Burk 237; Bin Johnson. 2 4 4 / 6 3 4 . B n a r Bar det. 2 3 2 / 6 5 9

ladies Class* — Cftrs Ch*m. 230-221 638 Greenfield Mmed — V e m Goodrng, 256 -246 /

672 Al Harnsor 2 8 9 / 6 7 2 BiH Pietrryk 257 2 4 2 / 6 9 ' Ptw S / o n y e 2 3 6 / 6 7 7 B * Funke 238 /684 jack Gattrea. 2 3 0 / 6 3 ' Tom Koeoei. 255 E<3 Wngnt 2 2 4 / 6 5 4 O u c k O R o u r k e 2 5 7 / 6 8 9 Jorm Stancna 2 2 5 / 6 2 7

Saturday Youth Leagues (Preps) — Tony l e m a '50 . Jet? Waner 134 Aaror. Brown 126 /307

Juniors — O r i s B /ugman 1 7 7 / 4 8 5 Doug Waker "69

HigTi Schoo l '— Tasr. P » n « i 2 iO . I«jm A»-• l int 208-205 Jason Hegedus 207 Nykolos

Man*-.. 2 C h u c k Favor. 2 2 2 / 5 0 7 . J*n mg-189 /480 Craig McCam. 2 2 7 / 5 9 2

Drakesnire Lanes (Fa rm ing ton Hrtisi Mor . day Early Biros - Fred Ram>r« 299,-757

Tuesday Junior House League — Jonn Bryrv ge*sor 2 5 7 . 6 8 2 Duane Najansn. 244 Rodney vousrt. 2 4 2 - 2 4 2 / 6 6 9

Bel Awe Lanes t F a r m i n g l o n i Semor House League - V e m Flowers 697 Oavs Wiley 260 679 Ror McKenne. 673 Pau Koenig, 2 6 3 / 6 7 2 Ker- Allen. 670 . J e f .Erard, 2 5 5 / 6 7 0 Wei Partowch 666 M * e O r n a t e 6 5 1

Redtord Lanes (Red fo rd T o w n s m p j West Side Lutheran League — Will G ' ^ k e 634 Pat Libka. 633 Cra>g THitman. 246 /60 .7 f t o n Breu nan 60!

LWa Masons — Richard Teke«y. 2 4 7 / 6 0 2 At! Star StiDuroannes — Dot Btotkan-ip 2 1 5 '

509 Dagne C a n s c 500 Fto L ndOerg. 500 Theresa Wee*!. 5 Lucy SmaJi . 2 0 3 / 5 3 2 S 'e i a Samack. . 2 1 2 - 5 4 9 Gear B r a , 2 0 2 C a r d Herrick. 5 3 i . Lola Patterson (120 a*g ». 166

Woodland Lanes (Livorna) Acroe- Women — Jear Jones. 6 i *

Monday Speoas — Ouck S<mpsor 256 AoodiaRd Vouth League — L>sa Bdiepe-cn-e

503 Deicci Midnight 225/635 Tom Moncz-702

Strikers - Jim Dam««S 702 Grar.ca« — MmeSiachecki. 257/700 . Mens *rio — M.»e Travis 6 7 3 Todd S*"S.

669 Ford LTD — Joe Gum-Ois ^69 Mike Eudis

2 6 7 / 6 7 3 J«mHea-« 265 Senior House — Ken K jCm! — 268/723 M*e

Rose 26€ 722 Glen L.tbow 268'7ifc Mark Rogenoec. 6*6 Wayne Mascarelh. 679 Bnar

683 Westiand Bowl Wednesday Mens League —

•Todd German, 255 262 702 Brad Fa» 254

712 Wonder land L a n e s (L ivon ia) Wonderland

C l a s s * - Larry Best 2 5 4 - 2 7 8 - 2 0 3 / 7 3 5 . Ph« Horowitz 2 2 6 - 2 3 5 - 2 6 8 / 7 2 9 Ron E s e n o s * 248-248 2 0 6 / 7 0 4 Larry Franz 2 5 4 / 7 0 4 Den. ny McDonald. 2 4 1 / 6 8 8 B y r o n Gogokn 2 5 9 ' 672. Dave K n W . 2 3 3 / 6 7 6 . Mark Konopatzke 2 7 5 / 6 6 9 Ed Mahnowski 2 4 4 / 6 6 9 Dave Keen er 668 Paul Kopacz. 2 3 3 / 6 5 1

Wonderland Ladies Senior House — Mary Pettke 2 5 1 / 6 5 1 Giona Mertz 2 3 1 / 6 0 3

Oak Lanes (Wes t i and ) Sunday Classic — John Wodarski Jr . 280. Mike Hasty 267 Mark McCusker 2 6 6 / 7 6 7

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Uvorna Mixers — Sue Rees 206 Monday Nigh! Mens — R o n Lartgewtcz 232 Monday Night Ladies — N c c * Aloe 202

Carol Mmvrn 202 Tuesday Night Ladies Tr io — MicheUe

LaRouch 204 w

Tuesday Night Mens — M S c h w a t 235 Mme A * line 2 3 5 Steve Mariow 235 Dave Mario 255 M * e KurOy 2 4 3 Rarwjy Wanker 243

"'Tuesday Men 's League — Charles Tromm 230 "

Wednesday Morn ing Glor ies — Pat S t e w a r 2'4

Tuesday bcmrterelles — Nateke ArxSersor 2 0 2 "

O d d Couples M->eo — DeoCne McCuster 208

Wednesday Nigftt Mens League — Jim Rutxs. 235 Gary Z-eknsk. 2 6 7 / 6 5 2 BJI Caru-so 234 Leonarc Ma*ows» 232 Jerry Hern-mar 231 R o n M i j a r - 2 5 7 / 6 8 9

Wednesday Pacesetter l adies — Kathy Is-mond, 2 1 9 - 2 0 2 - 2 0 0 / 6 2 1 Sharon Schm.0 200

M e m Bowl (L ivon ia / Mens Sen»cx House League - Oervws Arcner 296-206-278<780 T o m Wcionowski. 225 -254 -234 . 713 Garret-Nagie 268 707 Johr. Adorrwtrs 2 5 6 / 7 0 4 r>ec r o u n g 244 662 Ed Mac»e> 2 3 4 / 6 6 3 Doug Nikmla. 2 4 4 . 6 6 3 Sob Jmkie 245 662 Jirr. McPhai i > 2 3 3 ' 6 6 3

Saturday Y A B A - Dan, Harr is 2 1 2 Bumper Bowlers Mark McMaod 95 M i •

ohaei O 'Donohue 96. B e n j a m n Fiscne- 98 Anthony Schrthet ' 0 3 j o s o n Rowe 106 boc-t>» Sturdy 103 Ke«e Graves 9 9 Jocob Krog ~ieier ' 0 4 -

Mayf lower Lanes (ReOford Twp > May'sowe-Monday Sencrs — Chuck Feoenco, 231 657 Jar-. Woernke 236 , 656 Al Thompson 233 ' 648 jack Datifstrorr. 2 3 4 / 6 4 3 Ed Doonck 22? 636 A Freden 224 622 Antnony Woiak 2 4 4

Mayflower' Friday Seniors — Dave Fiaro. 255 688 Chuck FeOeneo 242 6eS Jan. Woehlke 238 675 A r Kuoniar 238 649 Ray

"West 2 4 5 ' 6 3 3 MiW Quit on 2 3 6 - 6 2 5 Roy Lee 2 4 5 / 6 2 5 Al F-eden, 2 5 8 6 ' 2 a* Thomp-son 222 -608 Jack Nard, 2 1 8 - 6 0 2 Juuus Ro-sa. 209 60- Steve S o w 2 3 6 ' 6 3 1 O t h e r c Picnier. 242 586

• SOFTBALL TOURNEY

The Annual Groundhogs Day Soft-ball Classic will be played Saturday. Jan 26. at Griffin Park. The fee is $35 per team

Teams will battle the elements in an effort to hit the ' 16-inch orange softball in this unique tournament. There must be snow on the field for the tournament to take place. Only good weather can cause it to be can-celed. v

Interested teams should call the Canton Parks and Recreation De-partment at 397-5110 for informa-tion

sports shorts • KARATE C L A S S E S

Canton Parks and Recreation Ser-vices is offering classes in all levels of karate during a 10-week session at the Canton Recreation Center. Tbe fee is $35 per person Lessons will be given each Monday and Thursday at 7:30 p.m.

Sam Santilli. a sfeth-degree black belt, will be the instructor. Classes

are for ages 7 and up Call 397-5110 for information Registration is on a continuous basis

• S O C C E R MEETING

High school girls (grades 9 through 12) interested m playing'soccer for Plymouth Salem this spring should attend an informational, sign-up meeting at 5 p.m. Friday. Feb. 1, in Room 2703 of Salem High School Coach Ken Johnson will take ques-tions at 397 0668 • TEEN SKI TRIP

A teen ski trip to Alpine Valley is

planned for F n d a y . Feb 1, through Canton Parks and Recreation Ser-vices' The cost is $14 for teens with their own equipment and $20 for those who must rent equipment Call 397-5110 for fur ther details

SKI L E S S O N S

Tbe Plymouth Parks and Recre-ation Department, in cooperation' with Riverview Highlands. Is offer- , ing a learn-to-ski program The cost is $46 for the four-lesson, two-week prognm

Falcons thump Stevenson The strength of the Farmington wrestling team can be found in the upper

weights, and that was the deciding factor in dual-meet action Thursday night

The Falcons scored 39 points in the last seven weights and routed visiting Livonia Stevenson 51-18

Farmington is 2-1 in the Lakes Division and 11-6 overall David Link pinned Stevenson's John Marshall at 1:52 of the 140-pound bout

to tie the score a t 18 David Monge followed with another pin in only 24 seconds over Tate Dobbs at 145 to put Farmington in front to stay. 24-18

Farmington's Chris Kresl (152) and Mike Pallo (160) won by void in the next two weights to boost the lead to 36-18.

Steve Walter won a 6-1 decision over Chris Lehti at 171. and the Falcons finished with two more pins Matt Siskosky (189) pinned Ench Kirkland in 1 22. and Larry Melcheff pinned John Hull in 1:10 to complete Farmington s comeback victory.

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Tuesday, Jan 22. 7 p.m. — Mary Paonessa. a teacher at Wayne State University, will speak on "Parents' Role In Sex Education" in the Isbis-ter School gym Ticket price is $3 per person, $5. couple. Call Mary Siebel at 459-5295 for ticket infor-mation.

• LA L E C H E LEAGUE Taesday, Jan. 22, 7 p.m. — The La

Leche League of Plymouth-Canton will bold its monthly meeting at the Dunning-Hough Library in Plym-outh. This month's topic is "The Tod-dlers." Moms and their toddlers are welcome to attend.

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Palm Springs. Los Angeles and Ca-talina Island. $849

Taesday, Feb. 5, 1:30 p.m. - Slide show of Scandinavia, at Plymouth Cultural Center, sponsored by City of Plymouth Parks and Recreation Call 455-6620

Friday-Sunday, Feb. 8-10 — The Snow Train at Agawa Canyon. $245. 397-5444.

Taesday, Feb. 12, 9:50 a.m. — Canton Seniors will sponsor a Mys-

tery Trip; $24 50, register now (397-5444).

Monday, Feb. 18. 1 p.m. — Slide show on Australia, at Plymouth Cul-tural Center Call 455-6620

Wednesday, Feb. 27 — Canton Seniors will enjoy an "Afternoon of Art" at the Detroit Institute of Arts. $11.50; registration opens Jan. 28.

April 25-May 10 — Australia, New Zealand and Hawaii, sponsored by City of. Plymouth Parks and Recre-ation. $3,299. 455-6620

Aug. 4-17 — Norway, Sweden and Denmark, sponsored by City of Plymouth Parks and Recreation. $2,499; 455-6620.

May 19-23 — Hudson River Valley Trip, sponsored by City of Plymouth Parks and Recreation; $499. 455-6620.

• SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT Saturday, Jan. 26 — The Canton

Parks and Recreation Services is sponsoring its annual "Groundhogs Classic" Softball Tournament at Griffin Park. Price is $35 per team Call 397-5110.

• FINANCIAL PLANNING Saturday. Jan. 26. 9:30 a.m. to

12:30 p.m. — Westside Christian will sponsor a financial planning seminar at the Canton Public Library's meet-

ing room. Jon Bucklin of Family Life Financial Services will be the special guest speaker There is no charge Call 454-9587 for more infor-mation

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• SPRING SOCCER Register Wednesday-Thursday,

January — The city of Plymouth Parks and Recreation will have reg-istration for boys and girls between the ages of 5 and 18 League play begins in April. Price is $34 New participants must bring a birth certi-

f ica te . Evening registration will be until 7 p.m. Wednesday. J a n 30: reg-ular registration, 8 30 a m to 5 p.m., Monday-Friday. Call 455-6620 for further information

• FLOOR HOCKEY Begins week of Jan 21 -r- Canton

Parks and Recreation, in coopera-tion with Wayne-Westiand YMCA. is sponsoring hockey skills clinics and Saturday league for boys and girls, grades 1-6. 3 50-4 45 p.m. and 4 50-

'5 45 p m at the following elementa-ry schools Mondays at Eriksson. Tuesdays. Hulsing, Wednesdays, Mil-ler; Saturday league games. Miller Price is $20 per child Call 397-5110.

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ISABELLA A. CALDWELL

Services for Isabella A. Caldwell, 49, of Canton Township were Wednesday. Jan 16. at Lambert -Vermeulen Trust 100 Funeral Home Burial was in Glen Eden Cemetery, Livonia

Mrs Caldwell was bom Nov. 2, 1941, in Glasgow. Scotland. She died Sunday. Jan. 13. in Canton Township She lived in Canton 10 years She was a homemaker

Mrs Caldwell is survived by her husband. Edward R Caldwell of Canton, one son, James Caldwell of Canton; one daughter. Kimberly Caldwell of Canton, one brother. J a m e s Howie of Glasgow. Scotland; one sister. Ethel Reh of Traverse City and parents. James and Ethel Howie of Traverse City.

Dr Jer ry Yarnell of St. Michael's Lutheran Church officiated at the service. Memorial contributions may be given to Henry Ford Hospice of Michigan Cancer Foundation

BEVERLY J. SCHLUTER

Services for Beverly J . Schluter. 53. of Plymouth were Wednesday. Jan 16. at St. John Neumann Catho-lic Church Burial was in St. Hedwig Cemetery, Dearborn Heights

Mrs Schluter was born Feb 10.

1937, in Detroit. She died Monday, Jan. 14. at St. Mary Hospital She was a secretary.

Mrs Schluter is survived by. two sons, Patrick M. Schluter of Canton and Daniel W. Schluter of Sterling Heights, one daughter, Darlene Har-sant of Napervill. I l l : three grand-children and parents. Frank and Gwen Angelo of Florida.

Rev George Charnley officiated at the service Memorial contribu-tions may be given to Michigan Heart Association

Arrangements were made by Lambert-Vermeulen Trust 100 Fu-neral Home.

TY BLAN

Services .were held for Ty Blan. 69. of Lakeland on Wednesday. Jan. 16, at Schrader Funeral Home Mr Blan was born May 27. 1921, in Owensboro. Ky. He died Monday. Jan. 14. in Detroit. He came to the Plymouth/Canton community in 1978 from Southfield He moved to Lakeland in 1987 He was a stone cutter. Most recently he was in-volved in the construction of River -side Mausoleum He served with the U S Air Force During World War II

Mr Blan is survived by his wife, Sharon Blan of Lakeland, two sons. Roger Blan of Louisville. Ky.. and Gary Blan of Houston, Texas, two

daughters, Kristine Hammonds of Ypsilanti and Kimberly Dury of Brooklyn. Mich, five grandchildren, twu sisters. Ruth Carmen of Owens-boro, K y . and Delia M Allen of Owensboro, Ky, and one brother. Bill Blan of Sm'ithfield. N.C.

The Rev Kenneth F Gruebel offi-ciated the service Memorial contri-butions may be given to the "Make A Wish Foundation "

CARL R THOMAS Services were held for Carl R

Thomas. 63. of Brethren, Mich., on Monday. Jan 14. at Schrader Funer-al Home Burial was in Kinyon Cem-etery. Canton

Mr Thomas was born Feb 13. 1927. in Detroit He died Friday, Jan 11. in Manistee He came to the Plymouth community in 1929 f rom Detroit and moved to Brethren in 1985. He was employed by the Wayne County Road Commission and served in the U.S. Army in . World War II

Mr Thomas is survived by his wile, Nora A Thomas of Brethren, two daughters. Carol Cowger of Brethren and Laura Conley of Plym-outh: one son. William Thomas of Plymouth, seven grandchildren and fliree great grandchildren

Dr David A Hay officiated the service

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744 Horses, Livestock Equipment

PONY 14M - gent le HKOI chi ldren, sound. sadly outgrown, needs g o o d home $700 737-1932

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800 Rec. Vehicle* ATW • YAMAHA 1990 Warr ior Gray 30 hr» $3 000 Good condi -t ion Can sftar 5pm 730-9114

802 Snowmobile* A RE INS snowtHower. 24 5 fo rward speeds one reverse. electric s i a r l $175 Call 548-4426

ARTICAT PANTERA, 1988 440 eieclnc (tart : l iquid cool. 215 mries

420-4685

KAWASAKI. 1978 - 440 Invader Runs & « x * s excellent $800 or Best Call after 5pm 533-2707

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73S Wanted To Buy A L W A Y S BUYING P r o m o t i o n a l model cars, unbu.lt kits, and auto sales l i terature 278-3529

BASEBALL; lootba l l hockey, bas-ketbal l cards An* sports rnemora-CMUa. Topp cash Wilt travel 477-2580

717 Lawn, Garden, Farm, Snow Equip.

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718 Building Materials ALUMINUM SLIDING doors with m-su la teU g l a s s / s c r e e n s Three 5 x * ' 8 " $ ' 5 0 each One 12'*6'8" $200 $«00 aft. four Two Tru-Pane french mood doors 2"6"x6 'B" & 2 8 $50each 681-7249

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MIG. TIG or por tab le engine driven welder acetaiene outf i t , shop ma-chinery. trailer 532-2280 310-1564

W A N T E D Dons. Teddy bears and Chi ldren s toys. 540-1346

WANTED - N o r * Trac* and/or Aerodyne Can after 6pm 489-4087

THOMPSON.-1984, 21 Fish, trade*, extras, excellent condit ion. $9900. days 823-1900 • eves 525-5115

ZODIAC DINGHY i S u i u k i 2 HP outboard. $100 . 435-2508

806 Vehicle & Boat Storage

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Jeffries ft Telegraph area 538-7771

738 Household Pet* AFRICAN gray par ro t , heal thy tame, talkative, wi th cage $ 4 0 0 or beat offer . Call 254-9114

BEAUTIFUL Oak Entrance door » / side l ight* ft oval Indoor for glass 2 .4 Deluxe skylight Assorted An-dersen- wood windows, some vmyl d a d 100% wool Berber carpet dove gray 12*22 Commercial elec-trical (tonal* A« i tems never used. BuWHT Closeout Negotiate on all i tems 451-1684

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AKC YELLOW Lab. female, 5 years o ld In excellent health Good wi th Children 397-1573

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BEAGLE 6 mo o ld female, first shots complete, ho i aob roken . good with children. $35 metal cage $50, poppy and cage $70 421-4975

BEAUTIFUL male long haired gray & white cat. neutered * vet checked, l i t ter box u alned 855-4136

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Ca» day*. 261-8400

723 Jewelry DIAMOND - 4 karat soMtara Ap-praised at over $14,000 Will take -nasonaOto offer Have your ieweler verify 650-8634

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ARION UPRIGHT piano with bench. in good condi t ion $250

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BEAUTIFUL POLISHED w*Wut 52 u p r ^ h t piano. Yamaha U 3. 1991 modal sells for $7 700 Purchase mis used model in perfect condit ion lor $4 900 Call anyt ime 537-884S

BEAUTIFUL POLISHED walnut 52' upright piano. Yamaha U-3, ' 991 model se«s for $7 700 Purchase this j s e d model m perfect condit ion tor $4 900 Caft anyt ime 537-8845

BEAUTIFUL upright piano, n condit ion, dark cherry $1,700 best alter Must sen 624-0307

CHICKERING console piano walnut, very exceftent condit ion $3,000 788-0277

BLACK LABRADOR Retreiver Pups AKC. Shots ft wormed, heal th gauiantaed Can 684-2298

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458-5250 FORD RANGER 1988 Low miles, hardtop convert ible p ickup Custom wheels ft bed cover $6500 . best offer 538-7106

FORD 1986 F350 Stake, clean must see can 455-8194

special p i c k P o w e r steering, brakes tacti, am-fm cassette, carpet, d o f h seats. 5 speed chrome bumper ft wheels Alabama truck 471-9169

RANGER 1966 dl l ion. $3900

RANGER 1987 - XLT aluminum cap, power steering?' brakes, air 19.000 miles $5500 477-704C

RANGER -.988 XLT- V6. 5 speed. 7 ft bed w/cap. durolmer warranty Excellent condition 961-8082

RANGER 1988 XLT- Super cab cylinder, 5 speed, air, am/«* i cas-sette, cap $7500 478-0719

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812 Motorcycles Mini-Bikes

823 Vans AEROSTAR XL 1967 loaded, tu-tone paint $6,495

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KAWASAKI EX 500 1985 - low miles, great condi t ion many ex t ras A must see' $1800 737-8838

814 Campers, Trailers A Motorhomes

DOOGE 1978 24 ft Must sell $5500' best

878-5519

ROYAL HIGHLANDER 5th wheel. 22 fully equiped. good cond i t ion .

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CAPTAIN SEATS (2) 3 way for van or motor home W/me la l suppor ts Grey'b lue $200/best 474-7235

CI ERA 1984 needs engine, best of -476-6877

JUST HEADS

AEROSTAR. 1986 - 103.000 mi , Blue 4 gray. $4 700 book Sell for $4,400 or best offer 981-8384

AEROSTAR. 1986 XLT 65.000 ml . new t i res/exhaust/ brakes Mich , loaded- Price $5,995 476-6095

AEROSTAR 1986. XLT - V6. fully loaded, quad buckets, excel lent condi t ion $5 600 or best 477-5250

AEROSTAR 1966 - Good condi t ion, g o o d tire*, 1 owner 66,000 mi . ask-ing $5,500 Call after 6pm 531-0376

AEROSTAR 1986 XL - V6 automat-ic. air, stereo, running wheels Only $5495

Jack Demmer Ford AFFORDABLE USED CARS

721-5020

AEROSTAR 1987 XL. air . A M - F M tape deck 32.000 miles new t ires $7400 Ca l evening* 788-0960

AEROSTAR-1988 XL, many extras, extended warranty , excel lent condi-t i on $8.700 or best offer 455-6771

CArt. GOLD MALE • mom home.

Approx imate ly

CAT - Grey female f rom Human Sodefy Look ing for a good home Doreen days, 458-6491

CHAMPION CAT SHOW breed. 300 p lus ca t * Dearborn

C m c Center 15801 Mich igan Ave . Jan 26-27 Sat 10-5. Sun 9-4 Adul ts $3. Seniors $2. Kids $1 Information 943-2190 $1 00 off with ad

CHINESE Shar female, fawn.. 14 < call after 5pm

Pei, 1 male.

544-7558

CHINESE SHAR PEI: 1 look and you' l l see the finest Snarpei pup-pies. chocolate and cream di lute sired by World renown A/CapeBa Kennels, bred for u l t imate sftow and companionship qual i ty Days 964-4424 eve 332-7497

USED TIR6S For sale A l l sizes

$10 and up Call Tim. 353-0451

820 Autos Wanted

ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST DOLLAR PAID FOR

QUALITY AUTOMOBILES We sen with conf idence we buy w i th integrity Please call Jeff Benson

562-7011

TRANSPORTATION car wan ted m running condi t ion 532-1188

DOBERMAN. AKC. 6 mon th male black ft tan. excellent temperament $250 535-0004

DOGUE DE BORDEAUX. Turner ft Hooch I 7 weeks.

GOLDEN RETRIEVER Pups - AKC. champion b lood Una*, shots ft wormed guaranteed 629-8100

CONSOLE PIANO - 5 yeers otd, oak. -xceftenl condi t ion $1400

is a r t e 852 4095

HAMMOND ORGAN. bench, m u k c Leslie speaker, head phones Excei-ier.1 condi t ion $500'best 453-9054

KlMBELL M70 Organ double key-hoard* . pedals, rhythm*. Leslie speakers music ft bench Excellent condi t ion Asking $850 534-8213

PIANO UPRIGHT Kimbaft. I corxJltion $500 good <

C a n s '

ROLAND DIGITAL Grand With digi tal syntheaoar. 5500 serte*. excel lent condi t ion $3800 669-7576

STF1WWAY Grand Piano Warned, any sua. m any condi t ion W « pay

' top r a s h pnce ft p ick -up Ca» now 1-800-238-8324

STFlNWAY GRANO Piano IUI condMon. ebony flniah

YAMAHA 8 It ebony grand piano, with bench, mov ing ft tuning. $3685

5 * 8 2 2 0 0

727 Video Games a • • -A M O V i e t

PRICES SLASHED* 4 000 VMS mov-ie* lor aaM 2 000 BETA tor sals Single or lo l pnee* Ca» M » « or Roger at. 790-0300

721 VCR, TV, Stereo,

BOSE STEREO xyster wfth sat of 901/4 torn (aft- Ordy $950

1. ftmpftftor Mar* fctott

559-7997 KICKER COWTENOER s MMK ewipft*M Caft Ray paefter. Me

4208012 PROJECTION TV - Mr M color paean catwn* Fx cedent $1 3SO

subish. 50 •/ doors 453-9995

730 Sporting Goods BROW Seam or MM

•8NG Clton OP S *. CT gray reeaM oftor Mar 4pm

trap. 32 m v. $1950

2*1-06*1

OP IM EXERCISE BWE

»F« For Lito Ukenew. $45 * 495 03 ta

LIGHT »LL* Pergo G SUSd'SaOO/M*! "kft"

oft Can mi charger n 348 '534

s c u s a o c a r

S S B M s W len s M a N> . skis $125 ar

4 2 1 3 8 2 6

« a n 0 R H O N *oo«

G O L D E N RETRIEVER Pupp ies AKC, bo rn 12-9-90. c h a m p i o n bloodline 641-8241

WANTED AUTOS & TRUCKS

BILL BROWN -USED CARS-

35000 Plymouth Rd Livonia

522-0030

AEROSTAR 1988 XLT - every op-t i on $7488

BRUCE

CAMPBELL Dodge 5381500

AEROSTAR 1989 XLT $11,900 C m shei 6pm 421-8312

AEROSTAR 1989 - XLT. computer dash, loaded hi tch, ex tended warranty $12,600. 561-1727

AEROSTAR - 1989 Extended ver sion. Eddie Bauar edit ion. Loaded $12,500 471-3696

AEROSTAR 1989 XL - 7 | $10,200

Hines Park L incoln-Mercury 453-2424 ant 400

ASTRO 1988 Cargo Van, low miles, V -6 $6995

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORD ROAD IN GARDEN CITY

458-5250 CARAVAN 1985 SE - air. c r u s e all pow«r cassette, clean, very QI condit ion. $4500/Best 422-9

CARAVAN 1986 LE - l oaded must see $5788

BRUCE

CAMPBELL Dodge 5381500

WANTED WE BUY BUDGET C A R S Olds. Chevy. Ford Buick e tc

From $50-$700 Call 934-4477 or 350-2529

821 Junk Cars Wanted

GORGEOUS aH white dog . terrier mix. 45 l b * . nouaebroken. g o o d w/ chi ldren named Snow 855-4136

GREAT DANE l a w n ma le 18 mor\th*. 150 lbs weft mannered se-lective home only 421-3121

GREAT DANE male Brmdle, 11 m o ears cropped, good tempered, fami-ly pen $300 383-7296

KITTEN, free t o good home. 6 'v months lamala, have allergies de-clewed ft neutered 421 -3034

KITTENS - 3 m o n t h * old. bro ther ft soter Black ft torto.se Shan Owner mu* t leave town Evas 332-1874

LHASA APSOS Pups - 7 weeks AKC, males, first shot Vet checked

$225 453-5328

LOVABLE PUPPY NEEDS HOME SmaR lab mix. hearthy houeebro-keri Loves kids ft other pe t * 5 mo Arwnal lovers only 681-9439

MALAMUTE - female 2 years whi te Needs good home Caft after 5pm

538-7261

MALE - b e e u l f u l aft white cat ~8 mo* old. Utter t ra ined ft ( h o t s Blue eyes Good personal i ty 855-4136 ;

AABBACCO-JUNK CARS W A N T E D Quick cash lor )unk or runn ing cars m need al repairs 843-4970 841-5922 532-5026

ABSOLUTELY THE BEST PRICE'! We need your car Or truck. any con -dition. running or not. inc luding wrecks 24 hour /7 days 421-0684

ALL AUTOS ft TRUCKS Junk wracked, running Top Dol lar

E ft M Auto Parts 474-4425

TOP DOLLAR PAID For /unk cars 397-0000

822 Trucks For Sale BRONCO H 1985 Eddie Bauar au tomalic loaded $5980

VILLAGE FORO LOT 2 278-8700 CHEVY SUBURBAN 1964 - 70 000 mi excellent condi t ion e m ' f m 3 rd

$ 6 0 0 0 553-9570

NEWFOUNDLANDS - A K C Regis tared Adults end puppiae Gueran M a d 313-355-4020

PUG PUPPIES - AKC 546-2133

ROTTWEILER PUPPIES - 3 mala*. 5 I am alas AKC champion bloodhne Sho t * wormed S800-S730 Al tar 4pm 642 4496

SAMOYED AKC male, char

I t M M 11276

•eks o ld tat 2 sais 537-6766

S H A R - f f i Oriental $750/be*>

722-1657

S H C L T * Puppies A K C le 5 weeks o M

8MM-TZU puppies A K C b e a u t * *

S M h T m Sua Wong 6 S a m Chu had 5 D M lemala Wong-Chu s $3SO ea

Fva* 674 104* or 26S9

SIBERIAN MUSKY PUPPIES-AKC vaccmafedf t wonwad $300

31J-878-3TT7

SI8CRIAN HUSKY. A K C c h a m p w n 1 ma*a. 1 lama** pup Caft after

6pm 261 2506

YORKSHIRE TERRIER Puce 1 - 6 « U . d d Call

or 453-4313

CHEVY S-10 TAHOE 1966 p « k u p automatic, power steer ing air cruise, Mt V6, d e a n $4 444

L O U L a R I C H E

C H E V Y / S U B A R U Plymouth Rd - Just West o l 1-275

453-4600

CARAVAN 1986 SE - loaded. $7968

BRUCE

CAMPBELL Dodge 5381500

CARAVAN 1989 SE - every opt ion $9844

BRUCE

CAMPBELL Dodge 5361500

DODGE 1990 B-250 Max. Cargo Van, V8 automatic, air low low miles. Ufce new Only $10,488

BRUCE

CAMPBELL Dodge 5381500

DOOGE 250 1968 Passenger Van. automatic air cond i t i on power l o t ks and windows, sharp. List $19,000 Sale $10,865

FOX HILLS Chrysler -Plymouth

455-8740 96T-3171

FORD 1989. Club Wagon XLT. V6. loaded, 20.000 mi excellent condi-t ion, $13,000 937-1745

GMC 1987 3500 Series. Cargo Van. V-8. automatic, low miles $4980

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 GMC 1988 Satan Mm. Van. Siar-cratt conversion, loaded'ext ras Ex-cellent condi t ion $ 1 1 0 0 0 478-0054

GRAND CARAVAN 1987 LE - V-6. loaded, l ike new $7968

BRUCE

CAMPBELL Dodge 5381500

NISSAN 1987 Mir* van. dual air. 7 passenger. 24.000 miles. $6995

FOX HILLS Ohrysler-Ptymouth

455-8740 961-3171

PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 1987 SE ?passanger $5 995 Livonia Chrysler-Plymouth 525-7604

PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 1988 SE V-6, sleeper bed $7,995 Livonia Chrysler-Ptymouth 525-7604

PLYMOUTH 1968 VOYAGER Grand LE. loaded $9844

BRUCE

CAMPBELL Dodge 5381500

TOYOTA 1986 LE - loaded, front rear air. cruise, tilt, am-fm stereo $5990 Cal l anytime, 299-8276

VOYAGER LE. 1986 - Excellent con-di t ion Original owner $4900 best 981-3600 or 624-2537

VOYAGER. 1989 SE. fully equipped 6 cylinder. 7 passenger. 15,000 m-as. $12,000 288-3726

VOYAGER 1969 SE - loaded, must $7986

BRUCE

CAMPBELL Dodge 5381500

824 Jeepe & Other 4-Wheel Drives

BLAZER 1984 S10, all opt ions. 55 000 mi . must safl. $4950

855-3370

BRONCO II XLT. 1990 loaded, low miles, mmt Extended Service Plan Musi sen $13,300 453-5253

BRONCO II 1985, 4 wheel drive, 5 speed, am- fm cassette, air. 54 000 miles $4500 After 6pm 360-5991

BRONCO II 1967 Excellent condi-t ion, touch tone 4 wheel drive. 5 speed air. $7500/beat 422-2558

BRONCO XLT 1984 4x4. loaded clean

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 - 278-8700 BRONCO XLT 1990 Full Stte. 8 000 miles, fuMy loaded, call for details

Hines Park Lincoln-Mercury 453-2424 ext . 400

BRONCO . 1964 4X4 60.000 mile*. $2,895

MARK 3 AUTO Ot Garden City

automatic,

8 2 S S p o r t s A

Imported Cars BMW 1987 5351 - LOW mileage, au-tomatic. leather M in t cond i t i on best otter Call 7 -9pm 7 5 2 - 8 4 ^

DA I SUN 1980 200 SX 5 some rust, b rand new Brake (Ob $700 or Besl 634-7996 or 863-9608 l o r besi 834-791

) 1990 STORM -GEO low mas* $9495

TENNYSON CHEVY 425-6500

automatic, air.

HONOA ex . 1966. l ight beige, load-ed $9500

628-4197

HONDA 1964 Acco rd 4 door, 5 speed excellent $4,000 Call Oebra Days 454-0068 Eves 451-9514

HONDA 1985 ACCORD, Hatchback, automatic, air. casset te stareo. excellent. $3,900 66 V6076

HONDA 1986 CMC, 4 door sedan 5 speed, low mileage excellent condi-tion , bast offer 855-9687

HONDA 1986 CRX SI. condit ion. 5 spaad. air condit ioning power sun root. Alp ine stareo «ys-

unt| g,-455-87

HONDA 1966 PRELUDE SI pure snow wh i le Power steering ft brakes, air. sunroof Wheels, power windows, 1.11. cruise $7556 Ask for John

ACTION MOTORS 261-6900

HONDA, 1967 ACCORD LX - 4 door automatic, power winders/ locks, air. am/frn cassette, blue. $7500 Days 352-6962 Evas 336-2605

HONOA 1967 ACCORD LXI. 4 door 5 speed, power sunroof excellent condition $6900 Eves. 679-0763

HONOA 1968 Acco rd U t i . silver, au-tomatic sunroof, loaded $8600

661-1076

HONOA 1986 Prelude, sunroof 5 speed, excellent condi t ion, new tires $9000 After 5. 647-9471

HONDA 1989 Acco rd Limited Edition SEI. Z doo r . 24.000 leather interior, cassette, Alloys, power windows, excel lent condit ion $12,495 524-0399 or 939-7819

HONDA. 1990 A c c o r d EX. 4 door automatic. 10.000 miles, grey, Ro-chester Hills $14,600. 375-1313

JAGUAR-1973 XJ6. exceftent condi-tion Serious of fers only

635-1716

Looking for a solid, clean car? Look rid further 1987 H o n d a Civic 4 door loaded 33.400 miles. Value a' $6 988 =7762 0

T A M A R O F F B U I C K Tel-12 Southf latd

353-1300 MAZDA 1965 626LX, automatic, aft power, air. A M - F M cassette excel-lent condi t ion $3600 553-4550

MAZDA 1968. 323 Hatchback speed fuel infect ion. 35 mpg. excel-lent condi t ion $4300 486-0990

MAZDA 1986 626 LX- 5 speed. 5 door Sedan, low miles, assume lul l maintenance lease Eves 227-8117

MAZDA 1968. 626 LX-power windows ft locks, air. cruise lift, electric sunroof , alloy wheels am/ fm cassette Excellent condi-tion Asking $7195 (313)750-6158

MAZDA 1989, 323. 2 door air. 4 speed, cassette excel lent condi t ion $4500 968-1688

BRONCO 1986 XLT. axcaHenl con-di t ion. Mr. A M / F M . new l lrea. %7600/best 681-0843. 684-0030

CHEROKEE L1MITEO 1990 Loaded, low miles, charcoal grey, grey leath-er Best offer 683-1586

DOOGE 1965, fun sue. ' * ton. 4x4. power steartng/Drakes. red. 39.000 miles, mint condi t ion, $6900

459-7378

DOOGE -1987 Dakota LE 4*4 v6, automat ic , loaded. 30.000 "ml , $6 900 649-7314

DOOGE 1989 DAKOTA Sport, 4x4, V6. automatic, air. every opt ion, hka new Only $9368

8RUCE

CAMPBELL Dodge 5381500

FOUR-WHEEL DRIVES, F - 1 5 0 * . Broncos. Bronco H's. ft Ranger* Big s M c t t o n 20 t o choose BILL BROWN USED CARS522-0030

F-150 1984 4x4 , 6 c y l . 4 speed stereo cassette, good work truck Only $2495

Jack Demmer Ford AFFORDABLE USED CARS

721-5020

GMC, 1966. 550 Sierra, extend-a-cab excellent condit ion, loaded Days. 669-0700; eves 383-3862

CHEVROLET, 1988. As t ro Van 7 passenger heavy duty trailermg. loaded excellent $12,000 665-9744

GMC 1990 JIMMY 4x4 black beau-ty! 6 cy t . automatic, power steering ft brakes, air, power equipped, t in. c ruae. Gypsy Package Ask about our rebate Ask lor John

ACTION MOTORS 261-6900

CHEVY SPORTSVAN 1965 power s1eer«g'brakes, air . cruras cap-tains chair* After 8, 650-2136

CHEVY 1960 - Runs great auto-matic 93.000 mi $1,600 or best Otter Call John 274-9629

CHEVY 1984 lull s u e van. conver-sion. loaded, real c lean $6,668

L O U L a R I C H E

C H E V Y / S U B A R U Plymouth Rd Just West M1-275

453=4600 CHEVY 1964 loaded. 6 passenger Must ssft - moving t o Europe Excel-lent condition Eves 662 1740

DOOGE GRANO Caravan 1969 LE V-6 Loaded- Must See> Livonia Chrysler-Plymouth 5 2 S 7604

CHEVY 510 4x4 1965 pick up Tahoe trim. 69 000 mi le* $3800 Can after 7pm 360-4349

CHEVY 1977 pica up with cap runs good newer par ts $1200 533

Pick up Hfc oi/t many e i i r a a $5300 0ey»328-8220 or 8 6 i - 0 7 » «

DAKOTA 1969 V« automat ic mr t bo* duraaner 18 000 mf ta* Mce new Oi*t $7968

CAMPBELL Dodge 5381500

OOOGC 1M7 DAKOTA - V8 auto-matic cap. » box $3966

BRUCE

CAMPBELL Dodge 5381500

OOOOE <969 Dakota SE. 7 /70 aqua blue 8 ft bed i-ber cap. 6 cyt loaded M 000 mi $8200 385-2826

FORO RANGER 1989 XLT tufty Aaded 12 000 mass rustpi-ooied

722-5384

YORKSHIRE

S T X r t : TERRIER p i them AKC - P«P* r *

464-8714

7 4 4 H o r s o e , L i v e s t o c k

ASSORTED HOASC Carr iage* a * 964-1476

FORO 1969 EXTENDED C A S Pick up air loaded $10 995

TENNYSON CHEVY 425-6800

F t 58 XLT. 27 000 fftfta* 3 0 0 8 & speed stick Ex tend

a 4 0 C 422-8303

FORO 1990 F150 i

DOOGE - Grand Caravan - 1990 LE »-6 loeded $10,900 DOOGE - Grand Caravan - 1969, SE r -6 loaded. $6 495 DODGE Grand Caravan 1987 LE. V-« loaded $3 995 DODGE 1989 Cargo Van. Rear awing d o o r * . V-6 . a u t o m a t i c . $7 495 Ca* King or Pat 478-7030

DODGE 1984 CUSTOM - Loaded 33 000 m . new brakes Mmt condi t o n Wte new $8300 952-5252

DOOGE 1986 Ram 250 Vans |21 • dean, must see Caft 455-6194

DODGE 1967 CARAVAN LE - load-e d $5986

BRUCE

CAMPBELL Dodge 5361500

DODGE 1967 Mm van n o met a * , am Im good tires • •manufac tured deals* i f p mnaaed moto r just put at. i $5495 M m

2501E mr K

defroet a

no rust $6500/beel 882-3770

455-6194

DOOGE t9«9 Grand Caravan LE. I low package exceftent corv a t l 380'beet oltar 360-1396

DOOGE 1990 Convers ion Van 126 wheeibaaa 318 V-8 lufty loed ed wfth TV a and lock brakes Beau-tiful must see $ 1 * 3 0 0 484 1?6J

FORO WINOOW VAN 1966 302 V8 power steer ma/ $5 500 281-0MB

FORO 1965 C-7S0 ca rgo van Auto-matic many new parts Runs excel lent $2500 258-0424

FORO 19M Econoftna 350 V6 au-tomate. power steering 8 M a k e * good condition $3300 beet otMr

421-7320

JEEP i960 Wegoneer. look* and run* super, must go. $1,250 TYME AUTO 455-5586

JIMMY 1984 S-10 4*4 5 speed air cruise, new tires, run* good $3000'best 332-2617

MERCEDES BENZ 1988 560 SEC. Gun metal grey, tan Mather interior, sun roof. delu«e sound system ft much more. 30.000 m M s . $39,490 /

it 855-9300

ATTENTION. KIT CAR OWNERS ADM SpecMlty Motor C a r * wift build or help you com pie .e your k i t Just

962-3850 - Por t Huron

CADILLAC 1968 F leetwood Broug ham. all black beauty, gorgeous to look at ft fun t o dr ive 50.000 origi-nal miles $7500 Evas 349-6843

CHEVY 1970 impels, excel lent condit ion. 2 door. 350 engine.

00 968-4

CORVETTE. t974 - Cus tom body ft encane work, low mileage. 1 ownei $15 000 C a l after 5pm 469-6859

PLYMOUTH 1986 Belvedere 1. 2 door sedan Harm car. body onty, automatic $7500 A M 421-4384

SAAB 1984 Sonet, f iberglass body, roll bar A real cMSftic* L o o k * hka mmatur* Z Super sharp1 Open to offers TY ME AUTO 455-5586

854 American Motors EAGLE 1969 PREMIER ES, «u« pow-er, only 23,000 mllea $7995

Htnes Park L inco ln-Mercury 4S3-2424 ext 400

RENAULT 1965 Al l iance automatic air new battery am- fm 65,000 ml. runs good, $1995 or best 476-6523

RENAULT. 1985 FUEGO 2 2 l iters -Power door ft windows. 62.000 m i . 5 speed, no rust A m / f m stereo with equalizer, air ft much m o r e $1,800

961-0117

855 Eagle PREMIER 1968 - 4 door whi te like new condit ion, loeded new tires, drasticsfty reduced. $6 200 354-0121 or 352-8926

856 Buick A good starter car t ha i win last through the family A 1966 Bwck Skyhawk Priced at $4,768 w l lh low

T A M A R O F F B U I C K Tel-12 South tMId

353-1300 CENTURY CUSTOM, 1966 - 46.000 mi excellent condi t ion $4350 Air. a m / f m tape Marv 589-3734

CENTURY CUSTOM. 1966 W i l e s car 23.000 soft m i Ms Air . steering brakes, stereo $5300 425-3143

EXCEPTIONAL

CADILLAC COUPE D E V I L L E 1982 low miles, loaded $3,995

TENNYSON CHEVY 425-8500

COUPE DEVILLE 1990. white enn lock brake*, l ike new condi t ion

646-9219

COUPE DEVILLE 1963 2 door, full power 1 owner $3250 661 4620

DEVILLE 1966 Sedan loaded 54,000 m i le * good cond i t i on $12,825 blue book Negotiable Evas/VWiends 647-6039

DEVILLE 1969 Seden 31 000 rm extra sharp fuWy loaded, leather interior $18,000 939-0743

ELDORADO Barritz 1989 low city rm., moon roo l loaded, clean non smoker 1 owner $19 950 459-4356

ELDORADO 1961 wi th 6 0 leiler en-gine. $2500-oi best offer

277-6915

ELDORADO 1963 - red, good condit ion, mileage tow 90 s CaD leave message 453

CELEBRITY S 1966-1967

5 to Choose f rom Ml priced to sen

L O U L a R I C H E

C H E V Y / S U B A R U Plymouth Rd Just West o l 1-275

453-4600

SPIRIT 1989 ES (ondrtkon 12.000 miles $9200 After 5pm 373-1906

SPIRIT. 1989 4 door: 4 automat ic , air , a m / f m 27.000 ml $6400

866 Ford

CELEBRITY 1964 Stat ion Wagon families second car. 51.000 n * . loaded with a l op in ions aura wheel covers, new lues. $4250 652-8294

CORSlCAS 1990 121 thai wW save someone a good amount of money 1 is blue and 1 whfle pr iced at

"TAMAROFF BUICK Tel 12 SouthheM

353-1300 GEO STORM. 1990 GSI - YeHOw 5 speed loaded, low nules. executive env-ed 656-6539

ELDORADO 1984 convert ible red white top. all the toys, new tires 65.000 miles, $9950/best 471 1895

ELDORADO 1989 min t condit ion, low mileage Whrte with blue interi-or Pr iced to se* 663-5222

ELDORADO 1990 Biarritz, loaded 10.000 miles Eves 652-6649

FLEETWOOD 1977 Collectors item l o p cond i t ion , mo lo r . . inter ior , shocks, tires, etc Best oltar Ca* Elke 932-0669

FLEETWOOD 1988 black cherry, front wheel drive, leather $6600 or bast offer 737-0101

SEDAN DeVILLE. 1987 White leather inter ior, loaded, 55,000 mrles $10,500, best oftar 489-0196

SEVILLE 1979- Cali fornia car. beau-tiful condi t ion, gas engine $6100. besi Days 326-6220 or 661-0798

SEVILLE 1979 Wintered in Flor ida smce new leather interior. Excellent condit ion. $4800'/best 425-5305

SEVILLE. 1965 - excellent condrt ion $7900 or best offer Must se*

425-5785

860 Chevrolet

CENTURY 1985 - LTD ful l power air. am- fm stereo, rear defog. excel-lent condit ion, only 43.000 miles $4600 879-1548

CENTURY. 1985. L IMITED 4 Door, " jaded cassette, wel l maintained, excellent $4100 'be* t 478-4038

CENTURY

Z&J00* 1965 L imi ted Loaded, condi t ion, one owner.

661-9134

CENTURY 1986 Cus tom full power, only 33.000 careful mUes l ike new $4,995

Hines Park L inco ln-Mercury 453-2424 ex t 400

CENTURY 1966 LTO. blue, loeded 36.000 mi le* excel lent condi t ion $5500 . 652-4099

CENTURY 1967 L imi ted. 4 door atr. stereo, tutl power , cru ise excel-lent condi t ion S4.000 m i M * $5,800 Day* 972-9182; e v e * 477-8513

CENTURY 1987 LIMITED 4 door loaded, low miles $5480

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700

MERCEDES 1981 380 LS Exceftent No rual Alarm New t iming chain 2 tops 112.000 mi. $18,500 281-4332

MERCEDES 1985 500SEL like new 80.000 highway mi les Loaded Rea-sonably pneed 557-4948

MERKUR XR4TI 1986 5 Speed, av condit ion, moonroo f . sharp* Onfy $4295

Hinea Park L incoln-Mercury 453-2424 ex t 400

MERKUR. 1985. XR4TI, automatic, extras 71 000 miles. $4,000 or best

464-9745

MIATA. 1990. M A Z D A - Convert ible 2 seater package A. loaded Excel-lent condi t ion Must sefl - movww to Europe Eve* 662-1740

MITSUBISHI 1990 Eclipse GSX white loaded must sell Buy or

se 559-7997

NISSAN 1965 MAXIMA - automatic, air. power steering, too loo much1

$5988 Ask lor John

ACTION MOTORS 261-6900

NISSAN 1990 MAXIMA - like new Cordougn. wrth all the luxunes Au-tomat ic . a i r . p l u s plus, p lus $15,800 Ask for John

ACTION MOTORS 261-6900

PORSCHE 1965 928. automatic red. like new 48.000 actual miles, sunroof $23,500 285-1333

SAAB 1961 4 door runs supe r ' $ t . 250 . TYME AUTO

Look* and

455-5566

SUBARU 1985 GL - 4 door. 5 speed 65 000 mtMS. no rus t $2500 days 531-3411 eves. 583-1166

CENTURY 1969 - V6. a u t o m a t * , air. loaded $6488

BRUCE

CAMPBELL Dodge 5361500

vah lde w o n t last at St doesn't hur l that mUea are under 31.000 = 600457

T A M A R O F F B U t C K Tel-12 SouthfMkJ

353-1300 LESABRE 1988 L imi ted excellent condit ion, we* main ta ined ruby red. sharp $8500 375-2546

BERETTA GT 1990 red V6 7300 mUes (unroot . G M Exec $10,200 After 6pm 643-9017

BERETTA, 1966 GT - White son roof, cruise, a m / l m cassette, auto-matic. 61.000 highway miles, well maintained $5,400 642-4436

GEO 1990 Pf l iZM 4 door hatch-back. 5.200 rm automatic stareo air ft locks $8.500 557-5482

GEO 1990 STORM GSI. 130 hp 4 speed automatic • air cruiee. am-fm stereo cassette, aqua 641 -8908

LOOKING FOR SMALL AUTOMAT-ICS' ' Extra clean low miMS priced $1,500 ft down' So a r * we' No. |ust k idd ing Tyme has many lo choose t rom TYME AUTO 455-5566

LUMINA '990 white loaded. GM e x e c u t i v e Car L o w m i leage

, 0 0 0 642-7076

MALIBU Classic I960 Stat ion wag o n rebuilt V6, automatic, air, new par ts clean $2195 427-0008

NOVA 1986 Cheap' TYME AUTO

FuMy loaded 35mpg

455-5566

NOVA 1987 - power windows/locks, ai l automatic amtm low mUes ex caHent condit ion $5,500 548-4689

SPECTRUM 1987 Loaded with low

^TAMAROFF BUICK Tel-12 Soulhf ield

3 5 3 - 1 3 0 0

862 Chrysler FIFTH AVENUE 1987 Autoamtlc an condi t ion, power windows and locks. 30 000 miles. $7375

FOX HILLS Chrysler -Plymouth

455-8740 961-3171

BERRETTA 1988 GT - 5 speed air loaded, low miles $7300 or besl offer After 6pm 348-1202

CAMARO 1971 - fresh engine ft M u n o 4 speed For parts or xvhoMt $1200 or best 937-2694

CAMARO 1982 BerUnetta - V-8 au lomat ic T-tops very good cond i Hon. $3 000 585-2954

CAMARO 1969 RS aulomahC load ed. reel sharp $7,979

L O U L a R I C H E

C H E V Y / S U B A R U Plymouth Rd Just West .of i -275

453-4600 CAMARO 1969 Z28 only 3 4 000 miles sharp car - adult owned $8 695

Hines Pa r * L incoln-Mercury 453 2424 ext 400

CAMERO 1962. BERL'NETTA Good condi t ion, an. a m / f m automatic New tires Ca* 883-8562

CAPRICE CLASSIC 1982 B|

559-2367 Cr wagon. 67.000 ongmal miles 50 No Sat cans

CAPRICE 1983 CMaatc f looks Hka new' $1,795

MARK'S AUTO Of Garden City

CAPRICE 1987 - Classic. 4 door V8. casaette. cruise atr. power locks. $3,950 Must see' 464-0010

LESABRE 1968 - lo ts of options, bast built Amer ican car lor 2 years $8200 534-8412. 454-4274

LeSABRE 198e T- type. ful ly loaded, low moos. $9000 C a * Sam-5pm

- 7 2 2 - 1 4 0 0

PARK AVENUE. 1985 - 64 000 rm . loaded w 'casset te exceftent condi-tion very d e a n $5995 427-6810

REGAL 1964 L imi ted, automat ic , power ( tear ing, b rakes locks ft win-dows air A M / F M casset te burgan-dy. new transmission ft battery $2800/best 737-6652

REGAL 1965 Somerset runs great $3100 or Best

loaded.

644-4257

REGAL 1986 LIMITED, power steer-ing ft brakes, au lomanc . aw $4295

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORD ROAD IN G A R D E N CITY

4 5 8 - 5 2 5 0 REGAL 1990 Limited, loaded Hka new $11.900

RIVIERA 1964 VS. 7 1 0 0 0 miles $5500 or besi oftor C a * after 6PM

595-3938

RANGER 1989 XLT - 5 speed 4x4. cassette rol l bar. overhead fog lamp*. a«fy 10,000 easy nules. $9995

Hmes Park Lincoln-Mercury 453-2424 a * t 400

SUBARU 1966 Wagon - 4X4 load-ed excellent cond i t ion $5200 After 4pm 522-6471

VOLVO. 1966 Wagon, 240 OL am-fm. a* looks ft runs great $7800

648-9373

TOYOTA. 1984 SR5 extended cab 4x4 50.000 mftaa. excellent condi-tion Many new parts 1 yr warranty included $5,200 Ask lor Dftve at 459-6222 or 726-3901

825 Sports A Imported Car*

ACURA LEGEND L. mane 50.000 t h . interior $11 950

87 V6. auto-d leather

313-973-3125

ACURA. 1987, INTEGRA L S - Auto-matic (unroot , 27.000 in exceftent condi t ion $7 600 or beat 255-0591

ACURA 1968 LEGEND Sedan L lo t ny

1 o w n e r T i n a * d an^*«a2nf* |ned Cjfi Mr Lew's

$14 900 435-7000

A FUN 1968 HONDA CAR be on Me road soon $9

R that i T l m i

valued at $6,566 »7741

T A M A R O F F B U I C K Tat-12 SoutMieid

353-1300 AUCH 1985 5000* good condi t ion 68K mftaa asking $4700 Ca* after 6pm 582-0934

AUOl 5000 CS 1966 e M t o n loaded 51 000 ma ts does not need any work $7500 335-4990

1961 - Damaged right wtft sea ,moM Good

tor p a n * Caft morning* 425-7246

AUOI 5000 1984 Mua mtarmr stick fton. $4600

BMW T9M 5351 black wNh Bur gundy leather Interior Sunroof A M F M cassette automatic atr 4

ay down Caft tor datafta Jerry n m Pay* 6 4 8 7TO t E m 383 -7 f»0

CORVETTES

$18 700 a $29 900 M M Automat 476-1566

CORVETTE '990 ar giaaa top Ww ' • *»• $23 995

GORDON' CHEVROLET

ON FORO ROAO IN GARDEN CITY

458-5250

852 Classic Cars MUSEUM SELLING out cars. 25% discount lor US cash 32 Ford RS Coupe tufty resored t o original, snow stopper ready. 36 B u c k big beawii-t u Mac* sedan ready tor the road Wllh new wMtewa* Urea. 40 Chev Coupe runs g o o d 49 Sludebeker pickup tufty restored 52 Raay (Eng-M n j Roadster 40.000 nM 53 Butck dean runs great 54 BuKk hardtop real sharp 55 Chev SW very dean. 57 Chev I no engine) Texas car. 57 American Rambler kka new 61 Porv tiac Convert ible runs and looks great 62 B u c k HT. 62 Imperial HT looks and runs great. 63 Falcon Rarvcharo (Texas J kka new 64 Ford black 2 door 30.000 urn , 65 red Mustang 269 r l baautttufty re-stored. 88 Chevafta Makbu sharp. 68 Makbu SS 4 speed 327 . 66 GTO (0KL) solid needs restor ing 67 Fire-b i rd 400 -estored and ready lo show 68 Camaro Convert ible 327 beautifully restored Canadwna a Auto Museum 995 Laurtar at Mafchatt Windsor 5 mm from bridge 1-519-734- 7943 oto cars duty free l o US Delivery arranged

SKYHAWK 1988 Loaded automat-ic. 54,000 miles. $3,995

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 SKYLARK 1961 - L imi ted Edit ion dependable $ 1 0 0 0 Phone attar 6pm 326-8472

SKYLARK 1981 - spor t coupe, low mlMs. new l i ra* air. automat ic am-fm ( tareo Exceftent cond i t ion ruha well $1500 646-8036

SKYLARK 1961. 4 door economi-cal. depend sole very d e a n ms*Je soma ru*t outs ide $1150 421-8928

SKYLARK 1962 4 door air clean 70.000 mftaa $1 000 or best otter

326-7048

SKYLARK 1967 - au tomat ic m $4400 Livonia Chrys ler -P lymouth 525-7604

SKYLARK 1989 4 door , l oaded in-cluding power seat, wire covers

L O U L a R I C H E

C H E V Y / S U B A R U Plymouth Rd - Just Weal ot 1-275

4 5 3 - 4 6 0 0 SOMERSET T-Type 1967 V-6 dean, low miles a * , a m / l m cas-sette $6500'best After 6 . 373-7543

SOMERSET 1985 coupe eu to«a i * . cruise, am-M i caaeafM 64.000 rruMe $2700 6 2 8 1554

1991 GEO STORM 2 + 2

Front & rear floor mats atr 1 6 liter SOMC L4 MPFI engine 5 speed P185/60 R 14 steel belt tires electronically tuned AM/FM stereo radk) with seek scan cassette tape and digital ctock Flash ye now Cloth bucket seats Stock #S599T t

WAS '11,905 NOW* 1 0 , 0 1 8 1st time buyer

CAPRICE 1969 C l a s s * LS Broug-ham. low mileage $13 £ 0 0 Days. 595-5162 Evas 261-2829

CAVALIER 1967 RS Weft cared tor 2 door automat ic air gray, gray spor t in ter ior spor t a luminum wheels, Sony A M / F M cassette

»8-t7: $3 800 998-1720 626-8366

CAVALIER 1989. 4 door 4 cylinder automatic, loaded. exceiMni condi-t ion 30 000 miles $6900 656-3789

CAVALIER 1989 Z 24 6 c y l . 2- tone full power p lus a* opt ions $6968 Ask tor John

ACTION MOTORS 261-6900

CAVALIER 1990 Z 24, 7.000 miles a* the extras $10 999

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORO ROAO IN GARDEN CITY

458-5250

LEBARON CONVERTIBLE 1968 Au-tomatic aw condit ion, power win dows, 3 to choose f rom $8695

FOX HILLS Chrys le r -P lymouth

455-8740 961-3171

LEBARON COUPE t # 4 f W d J h d " t ion turbo, a* power, only $6995

FOX HILLS -Chrysler-Plymouth

455-8740 961-3171

LEBARON GS 1989 4 door air power windows doors, crmse $7775 757-2616

LEBARON GTS 1966 Automatic air condi t ion 4 door, hatchback only $4995

FOX HILLS Chrysler-Plymouth

455-6740 9 y - 3 1 7 1

LEBARON 1987 45.000 miles, digi-tel dash new lues extended war ran t * $5000 Caff Cherie 535-5647

NEW YORKfcR. 1963 Automatic power doors ft windows air while Good looking needs alignment $900 961-0117

NEW YORKER 1990 Landau, factory purchase 9 000 miles $13 995 Livonia Chrysler -Plymouth 525-7604

864 Dodge ARIES 1963 Wegon. excellent con-di t ion. power steenng/brakaa air. tm rear defogger ft morel $1,400

937-6320

ARIES 1966 stat ion wagon, auto-mat ic air excel lent condi t ion. $2900 363-0312

ASPEN 1978 - «agon good con<lv t ion. runs grea' $1150 or offer 442-2422 442-4123

CHARGER 1986- Power sleenng ft brakes, am/ fm cassette Must sou $2.400'best offer 459-6893

DAYTON* 1985 - automatic mack Runs and looks like new' $ 1 795

MARK'S AUTO Of Garden City 427-3131

DAYTONA. 1966 fled, automatic air. rear defost. am.' fm stereo cas-sette $4900 or best 455-1709

CELEBRITY EUROSPORT Wagon. 1 owner loaded. $5500 or best offer 541-6477

DAYTONA 1990 - automatic an loaded, low miMS Factory official $7986

BRUCE

CAMPBELL Dodge 538ISO©

DOOGE 1977 Wagon, new l ires new muffler new brakes 60.000

1987 miles Run* good $300 348-0066

CORSICA 1986 must sell e .ca l len l condi t ion best offer over $6000

851-4624

CORSICA 1989 - power steering ft brakes automatic an ft much more $5995

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORD ROAD IN GARDEN CITY

458-5250

OYNASTY 1990 LE - V6 loaded $10 488

BRUCE

CAMPBELL Dodge 5361500

LANCER 1965 Cruise automatic aw. sun root am-fm exceaeni condi t ion 60 000 mnes $3 200 Best

525-5401

MONACO 1977 - 318 V-8 molor au lomatK needs work Good parts car $200 Ca* After 5pm 476-5633

GEO 1989 SPECTRUM ver, clean Only $4695

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORO ROAD IN GARDEN CITY

458-5250

OMNi 1985 - automatic $ '595 TENNYSON CHEVY

425 6500

SPIRIT 1990 - automatic air low mules $7644

BRUCE

CAMPBELL Oodge 5361500

|YEAR END| CLEARANCE SALE

ART HIORAN J H L 2 9 3 0 0 T e l e g r a p h _

2 M i l e N . o t 1 2 M i l e 3 5 3 * 0 9 1 0

_

COLONY PARK 1964 Stat ion Wag-on. 10 passenger clean $ 2 M 0

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 COUNTRY SQUIRE 1967 LX 8 pacengar 51.000 Exceftent' B a d oftor •44 -5694

CROWN VICTORIA loaded, new l i re* condition. $9250

966- Mack — I

474-8976

CROWN VlCTOFUA 1964 4 door au-•omatc. air power |u*t $3295

VILLAGE FORD LCJT 2 278-8700 ESCORT GT 19661* - 32 . m p g oaded. |vc 100W 4 extra t i re*. 42K

$4600 or beat offer 349-2850

ESCORT 1963 - automatic, power t teermg/brakes Was going t o ask $699. changed my mmd $950 TYME AUTO 455-5588

ESCORT. -1985, good t ransporta-tion $ 1500 or besl offer

455-9796

EXP 1982 - no rust Extra clean! H 095 -HOB S GARAGE. 26100 W 7 Mae Bedford 538-8547

Monday. January 21. 1991 O i E * 7 0 =

866 Ford ESCORT GT

1. air « •8 .000

red/gray 5 e t l e new

459-2835

ESCORT wagon 1967 air A M / F M cruiee. ruMprootod. luggage rack Great condi t ion $3 400 585-4092

ESCORT '965 'v $ ' 4 0 0 / b e e t

run* exoaftant. 292-8738

ESCORT 1986 - automatic air pow or $2995

TENNYSON CHEVY 425-8600

ESCORT 1987 4 door hatchback automat ic , atr. 44.000 mftaa. $2900 M o n -Fr i 6am-5pm 455-2053

ESCORT 1967. 4 door, au tomate m*a« exceftent condi t ion

$2900. 420-0644

ESCOflT 1988 1 GT - exceftent con-di t ion. k m mite*. $S700 beat day* . 462-49 ta eves 353-2244

ESCOflT 1999 Exceftent condit ion. wtMe. $3250

474-6976

ESCORT 1969 GT - 5

TENNYSON CHEVY 425-8600

EXP 1965- Mr. a m / f m caaaette new l i re* new exhaust system new brakes Must sea $ 1500 459- 7609

EXP 1986. 5 speed, sunroof, new t i res am-fm cassette. 52.000 miles $3200 459-0389

EXP 1966 - S speed air sunrool waft maintained, good condi t ion must sea $2500 or beat oftor Ca l l Diane 474-2157

GRENADA 1975 - power steering ft •Makes, v-8. new brakes, tires, re-bum motor ft transmission, excel-lent t ians Must se* 459 7911

LTO WAGON 1963 Automat ic Mr cond i t i on , great t ranspor ta t ion . $1595

FOX HILLS Chrysler-Plymouth

455-6740 - - 961-3171

Ford FESTIVA 1986. 4 speed 25.000 i M . an. e m ' t m $3699 Caft after a. 420-4469

FORO F-250 1978 pick up. V-6 au-tomatic l ike new Sharp $2 195

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 X I D 1967 - automatic. Mr power $74*5

TENNYSON CHEVY 425 6600

MUSTANG 1965 LX - good condi-t ion. power steering brakes locks

$2450 425-2644

MUSTANG 1985 LX - 5 speed, pow-er looks b rake* *teer lng. crmse am- fm stereo cassefto good condi-t ion $2600 Ca* 449-0661

MUSTANG 1965 Only $2 995

" TENNYSON CHEVY 425-8500

door, loaded

MUSTANG 1988 LX. alereo. rus tp rooMd non- smoker like new $3295 456-7154

MUSTANG 1967 LX - automatic a* stereo cassette cruiae. power locks Only $3995

Jack Demmer Ford AFFORDABLE USED CARS

721-5020

MUSTANG 1966 convertible. 5 0 6000 mftea. power windows seats ft doors Excellent $ 10 000 368-7004

PINTO. 1976. automatic. Mr 29 900 or iginal miles, new battery and t>res. sharp sol id car $2300 442-9129

PROBE $6 995

1969 GL s loaded, t rom

PROBE 1969 LX. loaded 30K mitoa. digital dash plush interior, a larm $9,500 negotiable 541-4076

PROBE 1990 GL s ft LX * . l o a j e d From $9995 BILL BROWN USED CARS522-0030

TAURAS 1966 MT5 - 4 cylinder 5 speed loaded, blue 63 000 mi $3 500 Can after 6pm 474-3017

DEXTER CHEVROLET & GEO ^

P e r

M o n t h *

'91 CAPRICE CLASSIC 4 DR.

Ford MUSTANG 1986 GT - 5 0 Mer gQr geouC Power steering a * , power windows c a n a t t o . ' - ' ops wheel*, (unroof etc $9263 Aaft tor John

ACTION MOTORS 261-6900

PROBE GL '989 automanc an. low miMS $7 995

Hina* Park Lmc«Mn-Mercury -453-2424 est 400

PROBE 1990 GL. power steering, brakes aw a m / f m caaaatte cast Mummom spqr l wheal*. 10 500 rW.. immaculate $6800 688-2810

TAURUS 1986 W A G O N loedad ft dean $3995

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 TAURUS 1990 GL s. loaded, big se-lection' From $9995 BIL L BROWN USEO CARS 522-0090

Big Selection' T E M P O S t $6995 BILL BROWN USEO CARS522 0030

TEMPO 1984 GL air 65.000 mftaa Extra clean! $1 995 ROB S GAFIAGE 26100 W 7 Mfte. Radford 538-8547

TEMPO 1965 dark blue automatic, good condi t ion low mileage

455-r u « . family owned Cal l -5046

TEMPO 1988 LX - 4 door loaded $3595

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 TEMPO 1967 - 4 door Sport, auto-matic Mr stereo caaaatte cast wheels Only $3195

Jack Demmer Ford AFFORDABLE USEO CARS

721-5020

TEMPO 1968 Air cond i t ion power locks. 4 door 19.000 rrHMs. $5995

FOX HILLS Chrysler-Plymouth

455-6740 961-3171

TEMPO 1988 GL. 4 door , automatic, loaded, 30 000 milas. d e a n $5,757

L O U L a R I C H E

C H E V Y / S U B A R U Plymouth Rd - j us t West o l I -27J

453-4600

8 7 2 L i n c o l n

TOWN CAR 1977 2 door , ( i icaftant condit ion mmd* ft out $1850

vary c lean 739-8766

TOWN CAR 1984 m , new M a or beet oftor

79.000 et $4995 478-8523

TOWN CAR 1964 leather mienor after 5pm

M - Signature black $5,150. Caft

932-57t©

TOWN CAR 1986 Signature sane* $8,985 Like New

Hme* Park Lincoln Meroury 453-2424 ex l 400

TOWN CAR. 1966 tauoe color dihon, valour inter ior $K) .500 owner D m a 30em-5pm 532-0085

. 1966. S v " * ' o r e Si fufty loeded. good

ur Interior. $ » . 5 C

8 7 6 O t d e m o b i l e

Educated buyers M * always looking tor * good daM Hare It la a <989 RegM 16.420 mftaa. SaM Priced $ 11.9*2 A* t h * ammaratie* poeai

T A M A R O F F B U I C K TM-12 Soutt i f tMJ

353-1300 NINETY EIGHT BROUGHAM 1984

power (eat. low mftaa. only $4995

FOX HILLS e9ys la r - Plymouth

455-8740 981-3171

TOWN CAR 1989 - whAa/g m interior, aa power 34 C $14,900

8 7 4 M e r c u r y

CAPRI 1983 Mack/b lack. V-8. 4 tr. loaded rear defog duM $2900/o*Mr 537-2306

CAPRI 1985 - 4 cyl inder, m. power ( leer ing a brafcae 4 new t r ee , we* cared tor $3200 522-5751

CAPWI 1965 - 5 0 V-8 e n g * » new Maft. loaded. M e brand new. 48 000 mitoa Only $4995

Hinea Park Lmcom-Mer cury 453-2424 ex l 400

COUGAR XR7. 1980 Good condit ion $1200

425-7807

COUGAR XR-7 1966 impeccable condition, lufty loaded $7,495

Hinea Perk iL incom-Mercury 453-2424 ex l 400

COUGAR I960 - XR7. 74.000 mile*, automatic, vary d e a n new radio, beOery tuM pump, f ront brakes $ muffler Muat se* enter ing mi l i tary $1500 best otter 349-0932

COUGAR 1984 LS- 5 0. ( f tva i load-ed owner $3900/bast Oeys 328-6220 or 661-0796

COUGAR 1964 - Turbo showr exam condi t ion Pr iced below Black Book Why pay mora? Onty $2,450 TYME AUTO 455-5566

COUGAR 1987. LS - exsaftant con-dition. loaded SSSOO/oftor Day* 88Q-3090 Eras 476-8745

TEMPO 1989 4 door .GL $6300 Low mileage, exctff tem condit ion

Call betw 9-5pm. 522-3328

THUNOCRBIRO 1969 fully loaded, black w/grey interior. 16.000 mUes. must se* $10.500 'best 425-7515

COUGAR 1968 LS - loaded $5844 BRUCE

CAMPBELL Oodgft 5381500

THUNOERBlRO 1989 Twilnghl blue, keyless entry, poxrer moonroof. 26 300 m, $12,600 422-6586

THUNDERBIRD 1980 - Good condi-t i on AfT cruise. 90.000 ml Very reliable $1 100 422-4563

THUNDERBIRD 1979 Sunroof one owner vary clean! $1,095

ROB S GARAGE 28100 W 7 Mile Redford 538-8547

THUNDERB'RD 1963 - automatic, air stereo power m i r - j i dean Only $2495

Jack Demmer Ford AFFOROABLE USEO CARS

721-5020

GMAC SMART LEASE O V E R 5 0 I N S T O C K

A T S I M I L A R S A V I N G S 305 V-8, split seats, electric rear defogger. automatic transmission with overdrive, steel belted radial tires plus more! Stock #432.

THUNDERBIRD 1988 - Raven btock 8 cy t . power-plus, cassette - equal-ize' tilt cruise, alloy wheats, and more $8998 Ask lor John

ACTION MOTORS 261-6900

| T H U N D € R B ' R D 1985 - Spo r t t Coupe, sharp! $3285

GORDON CHEVROLET

O N FORO R O A D IN GARDEN CITY

458-5250

872 Lincoln CONTINENTAL 1964 4 door 55000 miles, extra clean, uke new tires S460C best Af ter .spm 244-8194

i'HliH-]=fHiri CONTINENTAL 1962 loaded excel-lent condit ion. $3900 or besi oner

651-1057

m H H i l l

MARK, VII- 1984 LSC - sunrool loed-high mileage, excellent coridt-

l i on $4900 beat 651,1942

C H E V R O L E T

COUGAR 1989 15.000 mfte*. 2 l o chooee. fully equipped

Hinea Park Lmcom-Marcury 453-2424 e*1 400

GRAND MAROUIS 1983 - 4 d o c 60 OOC

261-0947 steering brakes Mr. 60 000

$3.300 Evse 2

GRANO MARQLMS 1969 LS. oom-ptotety loaded nandsfree Panasonic pnone $10,900 iftkft t rade937-1139

GRAND MARQUIS 1985- Whi le loaded, wether new t ree , excellent condit ion «6850 474-6878

REGENCY 96 Brougham 1966. loaded 65.000 mftaa aftvai $5400

64 1-7211

REGENCY 96 1967 4 doot loaded 1 owner tow mftaa mmt condi t ion. $9,200 420-2791

REGENCY 96 1985 4 door loaded moon roof, aharp $4980

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 TOFKJNADO TROFEO 1988 with biua leather interior e condit ion $ 1 0 6 0 0 Even 455-3696

TO PON A DO 1979 Ir ipto black 63.000 mfte* M e new $2,595

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 TORONADO 1964 . L o a d e d , craam/mtanor M o w n 52 000 m good condit ion $5 000 730-9114

TORONADO 1966 Air condi t ion au-tomatic aft power super aharp. $6655

FOX HILLS •-Chrydar-Ptymouth

455-8740 961-3171

TROFEO 1968- 65 000 mftes must aaft last. Excellent SteM a* $7900 Days 669-4103

878 Plymouth GRAND AM 1969 - 4 door quad 4. 15.000 mfte* all power options, cnase Ml $8500 best 772-0886

880 Pontiac 880 Pontiac 882 Toyota FIREB4R0 t 9 6 * FORMULA 350 • Blue, rary d e a n stored winters $ • 000 o> beat Afler 5pm 553-2958

PONTIAC 6000 LE 1989 4 cyhndM 63.000 mfte* exoaftant condit ion 4 door $5 000 After 6 552 9835

CAMRT 1990 • V-8 LE Kaadftd pow-er moonroof Mac* . 8.500 mftft* $14,750 647-4809

FIREBIRD 1988 '1 F o r m u l * T- top( . 5 ( p u d , alarm loaded, sxceftent con-d i t ion beet offer 683-9439

PONTIAC 6000 1986 LE Loaded 4 cyMider. naw battery /bree-'brakaa { 5 m p g $ 4 000.'beet 150- '948

CCUCA 19*1 - L o o k * and run* great ' Pr iced below wf ioi—M* $1,000

GRANO AM 1985 LE. approxsna*ely 48.000 miles Mr t t t a u a t l e

PONTIAC 6000 1985. 4 OOM. 50.000 mfte* Exoaftant condit ion t owner New nree $3900 247-772*

TYME AUTO 455-5566

$4500 Ca* after 6 P M 477-2098

PONTIAC 6000 1985. 4 OOM. 50.000 mfte* Exoaftant condit ion t owner New nree $3900 247-772* C E L C A 1983 QT 5 ( p e e d sunroof

runs great 4 b rand new M « * $2900 375-180'

GRANO AM 1985 - 2 5 MM Bean m accident Beat offer Contact Scot! after 4 30pm 4 2 5 - 2 9 4 8

SUNBlRO 19*4- 4 door . Mr am/ tm power steering tiff, rear defog very Clean OngmM o w n * 5 4 * ^ 7 5 *

C E L C A 1983 QT 5 ( p e e d sunroof runs great 4 b rand new M « * $2900 375-180'

GRANO AM 19*6 Aft power steer-m g / b r M e * AM/FM cassette Great condi t ion $5.OOC 'best 4 6 2 - 0 7 2 4

S'UNBIRD 19B5 Mr. starao, new i r e * benjery muff ler s t a r t * excM-•ent condi t ion. 58.000 am. $2800 665-7220 or 6*9-5290

COROLLA 1961 5 spaad r e s M e t brakes d e a n inter ior good oondi non DependeMa $850 477^X164

GRANO AM 1987 SE Black with gray leather s e a t s sunroof a n d m u c h m o r a E i a c u t ^ r e CM waft m a i n t a i n e d U u e t sell by th is wee* e n d $ 5 2 0 0 . b e s t o i le r 3 4 8 4 2 3 8

S'UNBIRD 19B5 Mr. starao, new i r e * benjery muff ler s t a r t * excM-•ent condi t ion. 58.000 am. $2800 665-7220 or 6*9-5290

COROLLA 1961 5 spaad r e s M e t brakes d e a n inter ior good oondi non DependeMa $850 477^X164

GRANO AM 1987 SE Black with gray leather s e a t s sunroof a n d m u c h m o r a E i a c u t ^ r e CM waft m a i n t a i n e d U u e t sell by th is wee* e n d $ 5 2 0 0 . b e s t o i le r 3 4 8 4 2 3 8

S U N B M O 19*7 SE aa. am/ fm caa-sette 38 500 mftea Exoaftant' Must sea- $42O0'baal 661-6062

COROLLA <9*3 - aut ornate 4 d o o r air G o o d t r a n s p o r t a t i o n $ 9 9 5 Caf tavemnga 3*4-9471

GRAND AM 1989 a u t o m a t i c Mr l o a d e d tow m u s s $ 6 4 8 8

CAMPBELL D o d g e 5 3 8 ' 5 0 0

dereo . 3 3 . 0 0 0 m * * * $ 4 , 3 0 0 Ofty* 3 * 2 - 6 2 7 6 Evenings 3 3 2 - 2 5 4 9

COROLLA, 19*5 LE 7 8 OOC hwy maee A M - F M stereo ceeeefta av cru iae $3500 /beM 348-8404

GRAND AM 1989 a u t o m a t i c Mr l o a d e d tow m u s s $ 6 4 8 8

CAMPBELL D o d g e 5 3 8 ' 5 0 0

SUNBlRO t 9 * » r e d l o a o a d war, sunroof , w a r r a n t y $7000 375-1431

COROLLA, 19*5 LE 7 8 OOC hwy maee A M - F M stereo ceeeefta av cru iae $3500 /beM 348-8404

GRAND AM 1989 a u t o m a t i c Mr l o a d e d tow m u s s $ 6 4 8 8

CAMPBELL D o d g e 5 3 8 ' 5 0 0

SUNBlRO t 9 * » r e d l o a o a d war, sunroof , w a r r a n t y $7000 375-1431

COROLLA 19*7. 4 ooor w power b rake* /s leermg a m - I M casaatte 6 spaeo aacaftent $ 5 4 5 0 8 5 3 - 8 0 4 4 GRAND AM 1989 LE 2 9 0 0 0 Ml

e x c a u e n t cond i t ion l o a d e d $9000 Mus t aeft- 4 7 7 - 9 6 9 8

TRANS AM 19*2 - 5 0 , 4 a p e e d l o o k s g rea t race n t o r i o r run* g o o d M u l t M I - M u s t * e » $ 2 2 0 0 or deal

427 -9553

COROLLA 19*7. 4 ooor w power b rake* /s leermg a m - I M casaatte 6 spaeo aacaftent $ 5 4 5 0 8 5 3 - 8 0 4 4 GRAND AM 1989 LE 2 9 0 0 0 Ml

e x c a u e n t cond i t ion l o a d e d $9000 Mus t aeft- 4 7 7 - 9 6 9 8

TRANS AM 19*2 - 5 0 , 4 a p e e d l o o k s g rea t race n t o r i o r run* g o o d M u l t M I - M u s t * e » $ 2 2 0 0 or deal

427 -9553 TERCEL 19*3 - 4 spaed m a x * , ax caftant t ranaponat ion naw exhaus"

GRAND PRIX 1968 S E . white load-e d . 5 0 0 0 0 mile* $ 7 7 0 0 3 4 8 1 4 4 1

TRANS AM 19*2 - 5 0 , 4 a p e e d l o o k s g rea t race n t o r i o r run* g o o d M u l t M I - M u s t * e » $ 2 2 0 0 or deal

427 -9553 TERCEL 19*3 - 4 spaed m a x * , ax caftant t ranaponat ion naw exhaus"

GRAND PRIX 1968 S E . white load-e d . 5 0 0 0 0 mile* $ 7 7 0 0 3 4 8 1 4 4 1

TRANS A M - 1 9 6 4 l o a d e d 1-l o p * a u t o m a t i c run*, n e e d s minor oody work $ 2 2 0 0 o r b e s l 726-0199

GRAND PRIX. 19B*. LE B U a / g r a y l o a d e d mmt c o n d i t i o n low mile* $ 8 5 0 0 "best 4 5 9 - 7 2 6 7

TRANS A M - 1 9 6 4 l o a d e d 1-l o p * a u t o m a t i c run*, n e e d s minor oody work $ 2 2 0 0 o r b e s l 726-0199 TERCEL 1 9 6 5 - 5 a p e e d 2 door GRAND PRIX. 19B*. LE B U a / g r a y

l o a d e d mmt c o n d i t i o n low mile* $ 8 5 0 0 "best 4 5 9 - 7 2 6 7

TRANS AM 1966 - Graf t ! condi t ion l o a d e d . C o d e a l a r m Mus t Saft ' $ 1 9 0 0 bas t 646-4832

e d . mwti $10 ,700 >'best 768-9430

TRANS AM r g e e exce l len t c o n o i t n n l o a d e d . a r y low m i l s a g i $11.90C 7 2 1 - 7 0 0 *

884 Volkswagen BAMA BUG 1968 Naw star ter n e . ba t t e ry naw n o n a g e regula tor ft clutch Excef ten t b o d y N e e d s soma m e c n a r a c M work l E x t r * Motor ft P a r t s 1 $1 50C ( 3 1 3 X 2 S - 2 2 0 7

G R A N D PRIX 1984. V6 6 0 000 m a m $ 2 0 0 0 C a n a f l e r 5 P M

4 2 1 - 3 * 7 6

TRANS AM r g e e exce l len t c o n o i t n n l o a d e d . a r y low m i l s a g i $11.90C 7 2 1 - 7 0 0 *

884 Volkswagen BAMA BUG 1968 Naw star ter n e . ba t t e ry naw n o n a g e regula tor ft clutch Excef ten t b o d y N e e d s soma m e c n a r a c M work l E x t r * Motor ft P a r t s 1 $1 50C ( 3 1 3 X 2 S - 2 2 0 7

G R A N D PRIX 1984. V6 6 0 000 m a m $ 2 0 0 0 C a n a f l e r 5 P M

4 2 1 - 3 * 7 6 882 Toyota

884 Volkswagen BAMA BUG 1968 Naw star ter n e . ba t t e ry naw n o n a g e regula tor ft clutch Excef ten t b o d y N e e d s soma m e c n a r a c M work l E x t r * Motor ft P a r t s 1 $1 50C ( 3 1 3 X 2 S - 2 2 0 7 GFtAND PRIX 1968 l o a d e d $8468

BRUCE

CAMPBELL D o d g e 5 3 8 1 5 0 0

A weft a e q u i p p e d 1985 * door Corof ta « p o o a d 10 m o v e $4 6 4 5 11 is rvcely eQuupped . lof towed by low

TAMAROFF BUICK TM-12 Southf to ld

353-1300

884 Volkswagen BAMA BUG 1968 Naw star ter n e . ba t t e ry naw n o n a g e regula tor ft clutch Excef ten t b o d y N e e d s soma m e c n a r a c M work l E x t r * Motor ft P a r t s 1 $1 50C ( 3 1 3 X 2 S - 2 2 0 7 GFtAND PRIX 1968 l o a d e d $8468

BRUCE

CAMPBELL D o d g e 5 3 8 1 5 0 0

A weft a e q u i p p e d 1985 * door Corof ta « p o o a d 10 m o v e $4 6 4 5 11 is rvcely eQuupped . lof towed by low

TAMAROFF BUICK TM-12 Southf to ld

353-1300

GTI 1987 - 16 . M u a eng ine Mr beeulf tul look ing Low 'rraie* $6850 A M for J o h n

ACTION MOTORS 261-6900

P o n t i a c 6000 LE 1985 55 0 0 0 mi Murti f u M - « \ | e c ' e o V6 J o e d e o ex -cef tent condi t ion . $ 3 5 0 0 4 5 5 - 3 5 6 0

A weft a e q u i p p e d 1985 * door Corof ta « p o o a d 10 m o v e $4 6 4 5 11 is rvcely eQuupped . lof towed by low

TAMAROFF BUICK TM-12 Southf to ld

353-1300

GTI 1987 - 16 . M u a eng ine Mr beeulf tul look ing Low 'rraie* $6850 A M for J o h n

ACTION MOTORS 261-6900

RELIANT 1965 power steering ft brake* automatic, and much mare $2695

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORD ROAO IN GARDEN CITY

458-5250 SUNDANCE 1966 RS Loaded highway mfte*. $5300 or best offer

642-6239

SUNDANCE 1966 Air condrt ion 3 to chooee t rom $3995

FOX HILLS ChirysMr-Plymouth

455-8740 961-31)

TURISMO 1963 5 speed, a m / t m stareo raw window defog excellent running 533-0976

880 Pontiac GRAND MAROUtS LS 1967 40.000 1

T u M s W I power $8395 Hme* Park Lincoln Mercury

453-2424 ex l 400

BONNEVILLE 1967 edition , low milea

Rare Papal 557-7641

GRANO MAROUtS 1966 37 000 rmtos. loaded $8995

Hinea Park L incoln-Mercury 453-2424 exL 400

GRAND MARQUIS 1966 - lufty load-ed ouiatat* car very low maee Re-duced f rom $3 299 TM* week only $2 950 TYME AUT0455 -5566

LYNX 1963 GS lomatic toeded aakmg $ 1

Souxre Wagon au-

476-2883

LYNX 1967 Xf l -3 5 Spaad Mr caa-setle. Ml. cruise 51 000 mfte*. $3995

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700

BONNEVILLE 1967 - excellent con-dit ion Sunroof a* ophona $6000

370-0923

BONNEVILLE '986 SSE whna-grey cioth. loaded new t r a a / b r a k e * $10 600 469-8585 788-1518

i D M

WINTER VALUES 1 9 9 1 L U M I N A

A P V ku tomat i c »rr ' o f tded maroon onfy 3 000 miles

M 4 , 9 9 0 1 9 7 8 C O R V E T T E 25W»

ANNIVERSARY E 0 I H 0 N

A u t o m a t i c air l o a d e d 68 000™**

s 8 7 9 0

1 9 9 0 M E T R O

LSI • 4 door automat.c air mua*

SPECIAL PURCHASE F R O M T H E F A C T O R Y

1990 PRIZMS Automatic air, low miles

' 8 6 9 0 6 T O C H O O S E F R O M

s 6 9 9 0 BONNEVILLE 1983 - Dark brown, crushed valour interior excellent condition $1 695 TYME AUTO 455-5566

BONNEVILLE 1987 - 4 door .oaded $5480 '

VILLAGE FORD LPT2 278-6700 FIERO 1964 $2695

1 9 8 8 B U I C K

S K Y H A W K

4 door automat ic 30.000 rmtos

' 6 3 9 0

SPECIAL PURCHASE F R O M T H E F A C T O R Y

1991 CAPRICE CLASSIC h* eapm merer zrvtm caoeC 3 OOC <ttfe$

L I S T $ 2 2 , 1 2 2

S 1 5 , 9 5 0

1 9 9 0 B L A Z E R 4 x 4

S - 1 0 S P O R T

S 1 4 , 9 9 0 1 9 8 8 B L A Z E R 4 x 4

S - 1 0 T A H O E

V S MAomabc aront ia f t f '

* 9 9 9 0 1 9 8 9 B E R E T T A

G T

s 8 9 9 0

1 9 8 5 M E R C U R Y

C O U G A R

L o a d e d 6 cyl inder

Sharp ft aporty' Only

MARQUIS 1964 Wagon power staenng. air 80.000 mftaa. excMlent condit ion. $2,200 537,1168

MARQUIS 1985- 6 saver 4 door servers car meny op-tions M e new Owner $3800 beat Day* 326-8220 or 661-0796

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORO ROAD IN GARDEN CITY

458-5250

MARK VII 1987 - Excellent condi t ion m o o n root. $ 10 000

524-9059 MARK VI '963 Sharp car carriage roo l $4995

Hme* Park L incoln-Mercury 453-2424 ex l 400

MERKUR 1986 - XR4TI. automat ic loaded $5480

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 SABLE LS W A G O N 1987 Electronic oaah. i i i i n i ent ry , loaded, toeded'1

42.179 mfte*, one owner $7 495 " m a s Park unooftn I M M Y

453-2424 eat 400

Uncle Lou sez:

PRICES SLASHED OVERSTOCKED & OUT OF ROOM

Z e r o C o m p l a i n t s

P e r M i l l i o n . N a -

t i o n a l H i g h w a y

T r a f f i c S a f e t y

D a t a R e p o r t s

1 9 9 0 G E O P R I Z M 4 D O O R

-Auto air, stereo, power steering power locks Slock »4781 W A S S 1 2 , 4 8 9 R E B A T E $ 1 0 0 0

NOW $ 1 0 ) 2 9 9 * 1 s t T i m e B u y e r s D e d u c t $ 6 0 0 m o r e

G M E m p l o y e e s D e d u c t $ 6 0 0 m o r e

1990 CORSICA Rear defrost, a»r automatic tinted glass wipers stereo

W A S 5 1 1 , 7 3 2

NOW $ 9 9 8 9 1 s t T i m e B u y e r s S a v e S 6 0 0

G M E m p l o y e e s S a v e A d d i t i o n a l S 5 6 3

deiay

* *

| SABLE WAGON 1968 LS equipped. 25 600 one owner mfte* 'educed to $8995

n ine* P*rk L inco ln-Mercury 453-2424 ex l 400

i SAB l E 1966 GS Wegon. 50.OOC mi. ; warranty new ba t te ry / l i ra * excel • lent condi t ion $5100 473-0067

I TOPAZ 1969 - 4 door automatic. 1 t n stereo casaatte vtnyt t op sun-

roof Oijfy $5295 Jack Demmer Ford

AFFORDABLE USED CARS 721-5020

TRACER 1968- 2 door air .au tomat -; c . power steering, caaaatte. excel-

lent c o n d m o r $450C 968-1668

'RACER 1988 40.000 mile $4,650

Hinea Park Lf t icoln-Mercury 453-2424 ext 400

'RACER 1989 4 door air am- fm caaaatte 5 speed Mmt condi t ion. $5 900 Wrtn After 7pm 420-0039

1988 CORSICA

4 4 9 9 0

FIREBIRD I960 tor parts a r lo r r s

477 5648

F'REBIRO red/sght gray, av 64 000 mftaa $3 400

SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM THE FACTORY

1990 LUMINAS 4 d o o r s 6 c y l i n d e r s a u t o m a t i c a i r

'9990 A L S O 2 E U R O S IN STOCK

•3990 1 9 8 5 NISSAN

SENTRA

s2490 1 9 8 6 C H E V R O L E T

| H I G H C U B E T R U C K

M c a condraon Only

'4990

FIREBIRD 1985 Automat ic. T-Iopa i only $4 686

HILLS ^Plymouth

961-3171

875 Nisaan MAXIMA 1966 d a w loaded aurv-

; root, leather. 67.000 m i fufty com-puterized $6500. beat 553-3026

MAXIMA 1990 GXE. loaded tuft -power ft Electronic Pack,

lent condMcm $15,900

1st TIME BUYERS & COLLEGE $ GRADS SAVE AN ADDITIONAL

* A T T E N T I O N * G M e k j i d i HVPP.Q *

* I - MOTHER & FATHER - IN-LAWS -| A PLAN - OUT OF STOCK

MOTOR TREND "CAR OF THE YEAR 1991 CAPRICE CLASSIC

291" i

36 month lease

Monthly L*888 Payment "291 90* Number of P«yment« * Down Payment -0-RdfundeWe Security '325 00 Total of Payments '10.500 *0* Totat Due A] Lease Startup includes 1 at Payment ••14.90* Total Mileage Allowed 45.000 MtaapOwviOMr «S0M 10-per mMe

V8 engine automatic overdrive stereo air power seat crmse control, tilt wheel, power trunk wirxlows and locks, dark blue Stock #3015

LOCAL453-4600MCT*O 961 -4797 40875 Plymouth Road, Plymouth

l e g e excM 229-800;

NISSAN Van. 1987 GXE low mf te* an power lock* ft w indow* new ra-dial* DuM ( u n r o o f * ftluiTBnum wheels captama chai rs Great shape mual sen $7 350 453-3028

8 7 8 O t d a m o b i l o

C l t R A 19*5. BROUGHAM Sharp-Loaded $2 795 or beei o«er Muat M l quick Mr Brown 528-2888

C * R A 19*5 loeded Exceftent con d n o n 87 000 mfte*. $3500991-3507

CUSTLASS CRUISER 1983 Stat ion wagon, new brake* . muffMr ' t i re*, battery $ 1 0 0 0 beat 478-8970

CUTLASS Clara 1984 Brougham 2 door 87 000 mftaa.good condi t ion, many new par t * must aaft 471-7290

CUTLASS OERA 19*7 Sedan m . automatic, stereo extra d e a n low mftaa $5488 A M tor John

ACTION MOTORS 2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0

CUTLASS SUPREME t * * 8 HWeme-••onM $9400 or beat otter Pay* 553-9413 Exa* 9 * 7 - 8 * 3 0

CUTLASS SUPREME 19*1 - 72 000 maa* good condMon $ >800

421 5819

CUTLASS SUPREME 1989 5 r

' ENNYSON CHEVY 425 8500

C U T L A S * SUPREME • * * * n o t powM Meaning ft M a k e * an power Window* loeded You " m f t

ACTION MOTORS 261-6900

. X i T i i S S ' 9 * 0 Supreme ravna t o n a l loaded sunroo f *sk

! DELTA 8* 1977 390 4 berrM rocftM •275 aa • Caft bafeeer

«• 422-884$

28111 TELEGRAPH RD. S0UTHF1ELD 355-1600

(Across from Tel-12 MaM. Next door to the RamaO* Hof!)

T I l l T U J l J l i J J J i i l i i i i i l

We're OPEN!

After years of secrecy. Saturn is pleased to reveal some important information.

Where to find one.

OCLTA *8 '985 4 Door m oonM-

- FOX HILLS Cnrystor P lymouth

455-8740 981-3171 DELTA 8 * 19*7 - • , 1987 - ft fou need « ca

wfth * • $7999 l e f t tor

ACTION MOTORS 261-6900

CiGMVY CIOMT t e e * * cy« auto- | m a m aa p a a * w m n n w * etc * K * « u *aa ft. you • lone M 99971 A M

ACTION MOTORS 261-6900

All new Saturn sedans and SC sport cars in stock for immediate delivery.

DRIVE ONE NOW!

•Si SATURN OF TROY In the Troy Motormall

643-4350 I

ac* OAE Monday, January 21. 1 M 1

LOOK NO ONE CAN MATCH THIS SALE!!!!

1990 TOWN Q4R r o u p ^ l u . Comfor t convenience groupT^Jual

air bag, dual power seats, elec-tronic dash, loaded. S t o c k # 8088.

$ 1 7 , 9 9 0

1990 TEMPO -"ALL WHEEL DRIVE"

Automat ic, air, loaded. Stock #9832.

$ 8 5 0 0

1988 SCORPIO T o u r i n g p a c k a g e , m o o n r o o f , leather. Stock # 8052

$

1990 FORD, CREW CAB XLT

D u a l rea r w h e e l s , p o w e r w i n d o w s a n d l o c k s , c r u i s e , t i l t w h e e l , a u t o m a t i c . , a i r . O n l y 18 m i l e s . S t o c k # 8 1 4 2 .

$ 1 7 , 5 0 0

1990 TEMPO 4 DOOR GL

Automat ic , air, cruise, tilt wheel, loaded. Stock #8244.

$ 7 4 9 0

1990 CONTINENTAL L e a t h e r t r i m , p o w e r o p t i o n s " loaded with Lincoln luxury."

1990 AEROSTAR WAGON

"4 Wheel Drive" Loaded.

$ 1 7 , 9 9 0

$ 1 4 , 9 9 0 1989 SCORPIO

B lack , m o o n r o o f , l oaded , on ly 1700 mi les . S tock #9758 .

$ 1 4 , 9 8 9 1990 TAURUS WAGON GL

Automat ic , air. V6, cruise, tilt wheel , power w indows and locks, great warranty. Stock #8291.

1990 TAURUS "SHO" Light t i tanium, keyless entry, pre-m i u m sound, loaded. Stock #9907.

$ 9 9 9 0

FORD

$ 1 3 . 9 9 0 ATTENTION A & Z

PLAN BUYERS RECEIVE THE PROFESSIONAL TREATMENT YOU DESERVE ONLY AT JACK DEMMER FORD

MICHIGAN " A " PLAN HEADQUARTERS OPEN LATE MON. &

Across from Ford's Wayne Assembly Plant THURS•'1IL9PM

37300 MICHIGAN AVE. AT NEWBURGH ROAD- WAYNE, Ml Abouiis TwcJM lesIfsT 7 2 1 - 6 5 6 0 • 7 2 1 - 2 6 0 0

Livonia Plymouth

A m Arbor

Canton Wee Hand

CONVENIENTLY LOCATED

2 MILES EAST OF 1-275 ON

MICHIGAN AVE. "YOUR AVENUE

OF SAVINGS' it

"Price p l u s tax . title, f re ight - p r i c e i n c l u d e s d e d u c t i o n of r e b a t e ' * S e e s a l e s p e r s o n fo r detai l . ***Not all c a r s f r o m Ford S a l e p u r c h a s e s

'84 B.M.W.

7331 A l l s e r v i c e r e c o r d s , l i k e n e w . S t o c k #P8359A.

•11,995

TOYOTA SUPRA

L o a d e d , sky-roof, auto., red & ready Stock #6596

$11,795 '88

BUICK REGAL

A u t o . , a i r , l o a d e d , m u s t see. -O- Down. S t o c k #TP2546A

P*r mo *239

'89 FORD THUNDERBIRD SUPER COUPE Thta Super Coupe i t a super car. an op t ions , leather interior moonroof Sloe* #P8M1A

Ml ,995 89

STERLING 827 SLI

Red. like new. m a n a g e r s d e m o . 17,000 m i l e s . S t o c k #P8644

M 2,995 88

CHEVY SUPERCAB v« t o n . V 8 , loaded. 2-tone. w /to e d 11 n e r S t o c k #TP2S348

>8995

1991 ELDORADO Lease

For

1991 SEDAN DEVILLE ***

per month

month

List Massey Savings

1991 BROUGHAM

• ! 3 1 ' 3 7 5 Your $ $5,225 Price 25,850

on M onca ol S3? «04

oI M K S m N 17/100 maea par year Um pm* U ! w m •<«aor m r i a * > mouaand iwaaa o— rHI

Mo m a m <*«•« Seourt* aepoe* SMC ptue t mor*e at ocapaoi- Tomi obaqaa on -nuMp** pey *n» »» 3»

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MASTER DEALER

40475 Ann Arbor Road. Plymouth 453 -7500 or 9 3 3 - 2 0 0 0

OPEN: Monday & Thursday nites 'til 9 P.M.

89 CHEVY PICKUP

SILVERADO Auto V8, all tr>e t o y s . 2 lo choose f rom. 2-tone paint .

s8995 89 CHEVY

CONVERSION VAN

All the toys. 2-t o n e g r a y , 3 3 , 0 0 0 m i l e s Stock * 4 2 0 9 C

s 13,995 '89 FORD

CONVERSION VAN

2 - t o n e b l u e high top . one of a k ind. 27,000 m i l e s S t o c k * 6 4 2 2 A

'14,995 "84

ELDORADO BIARRITZ

Astro roof , CB radio must see th is one

'5850 '87

SEDAN DEVILLE

Simulated ' "lop w i r e w h e e l covers go ld kit

M 0,995 90 CHEVY

CONVERSION VAN

Wh«e rmctK v t r neon lights T V r a d a r d e t e c t o r . > 0 0 0 mrtee Stock #Pease

'22,995

THE CARING SERVICING,

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Monday, January 21. 1991 O&E * * I D

COVER STORY

"Hey, am I crazy to do this or what?" That's the question Staff Writer Sharon Dargay asked

before taking her first spin down the luge run at Muskegon State Park. She dressed for the

weather, but had to admit on equipment/clothing gaffe - her heavy boots. Not

bad for a novice, huh? COVER PHOTO BY STEVE CANTRELL Page 6

" V -

2 0 * * O&E Monday. January 21. 1991

MOVING PICTURES ALTERNATIVE VIEWING

This 'Sky' goes on forever By John Monaghan special writer

- In "The Sheltering Sky." an Amer-ican composer and his wife embark on an oddysey to remote parts of the globe. The difference between tour-ists and travelers, they say, is that tourists are always thinking about going home.

Aside from some opening shots of New York City, home is physically and emotionally very far away. Why they left is unclear, though it's obvi-ous that with unlimited financial re-sources, they plan to stay for quite a while.

Solid details are few and far be-tween in "The Sheltering Sky." Ber-nardo Bertolucci's latest melodrama — currently playing at the Maple Theater — has some moments of ex-istential power, though as a whole, it's incredibly dull to watch.

Aside from Bertolucci — who brought the screen such gems as "Last Tango in Paris" (1973) and "The Last Emporer" (1987) — the movie employs two of Hollywood's brightest actors. Surprisingly, John Malkovich and Debra Winger give perhaps their weakest performances to date.

Malkovich with his alligator grin and wild eyes looks more and more like Jack Nicholson every year. Per-haps intentionally, he's like a sleep-walker moving farther away from civilization with every leg of the journey.

HE'S NOT remotely happy until

D e b r a Winger is Kit Moresby , a p laywright who r u n s off a n d c r o s s e s the d e s e r t with a n o m a d i c t r ibe in " T h e S h e l t e r i n g Sky ."

he lands in an African village literal-ly swarming with flies. "Do you think we could live here?" he' asks. He's deadly serious.

- r Winger, meanwhile, must single-handedly hold together the last hour of "The Sheltering Sky" as she takes off alone across the desert with an Arab tribe. The film goes nowhere even faster.

Cinematographer Vittorio Storaro. best known for his work on "Apoca-lypse Now," captures vividly the mysterious villages and landscapes. He follows characters through long, shadowy tunnels. Sand and mud towers contrast with those opening

SCREEN SCENE

shots of New York City skycrapers. The film lakes place in the 1940s,

bOt it exists in a vacuum. Malkovich is a composer. Winger a playwright, though they might as well be modern day accountants. There is a little ref-erences to their previous lives and not much more about what they're thinking now.

Which brings us to the real prob-lem with "The Sheltering Sky." Paul Bowles' semi-autobiographical novel should never have been filmed in the first place. Too much of the action relies on interior monologue.

• Please t u r n t o Page 4'

Dennis Quaid plays Jack McGurn and Tamlyn Tomita and Caroline Junko King his wife and

daughter, Lily and Mini, "Come See the Paradise."

in Alan Parker ' s

'Paradise : ' A good topic doesn ' t m e a n good flick

"Come See tbe Paradise" (B-, R, 130 minutes) opens with a finely tex-tured, nicely detailed depiction of la-bor unrest in the mid-'30s, specifical-ly 1936.

Jack McGurn (Dennis Quaid), an organizer for a Brooklyn film pro-jectionist union, is too honest for union politics and is advised to "Get out of town or else!" He winds up in Los Angeles with his brother's fami-ly-

Like so much of "Come See the Paradise," all this background on Jack, including a lengthy and abra-sive dinner with his brother in L.A., is nicely done and characterizes him quite well but — and this is a very big but — it has little to do with what tbe film is all about — the ter-rible treatment of Japanese-Ameri-cans, Nisei, native-born citizens of this country, aftepPearl Harbor.

That issue is particularly sensitive and emotional these days as the Per-sian Gulf crisis threatens Arab-Americans with the same kind of tragic backlash Japanese-Americans faced in the '40s.

Unfortunately, a significant topic and sensitive issue doesn't automati-cally make a terrific film. Just as "Hidden Agenda" is a boring, preachy movie about the terrible tragedy in Northern Ireland, "Come See the Paradise" degenerates from a stately, graceful statement about human suffering to a routine and ponderously slow motion picture with a number of loose ends.

. THE STATELY grace revolves around the Takamura family who run a—Japanese-language movie house In Los Angeles' "Little Tokyo" where Jack gets a job as a film pro-jectionist. The Takamura family's self-respect and charming, well-mannered conduct are fine state-ments about human conduct at its bfst

Jack quickly falls in love with Lily Takamura (Tamlyn Tomita). Her fa-ther objects and California law prohibits their marriage so they head for Seattle and marriage

Shortly before Pearl Harbor. Jack gets arrested for union activity and Lily returns to LA with their daugh-

ter. She and her family are interned in the camps and Jack gets drafted.

Jack keeps showing up in his Army uniform at the Japanese DP camp but his appearances add very little to the suffering of the displaced Japanese. With one exception, his presence garners no anti-Japanese commentary from Americans in the vicinity. Given the passions of 1942, that's a rather strange facet of this film.

Additonally, a number of his ap-pearances have unclear dramatic functions as do many events in his life. Aside from his love-affair with his wife, Lily, Jack is largely irrele-vant to the Takamura family and their problems.

The bottom line is that "Come See the Paradise" is too long, too slow and has too many confusing distrac-tions to do justice to such an import-ant, significant topic.

IN "GREEN Card" (C, PG-13), George (Gerard Depardieu), a bum-bling French music-composer, and Bronte (Andie MacDowell), a horti-culturalist, are paired in a marriage of convenience. He does it to get a green card — an alien resident/ work permit — and she wants to rent an apartment restricted to ihar-ried couples.

When a government team investi-gates them, they find it necessary to live together for appearances sake. They create a fictitious life and, nat-urally, fall in love in this plausible but uneventful film.

When the Immigration and Natur-alization Bureau finally investigate George, they ask him some really obscure questions about his wife's life and personal habitp. If answer-ing similar questions successfully was the criterion for allowing hus-bands to remain in this country, America's male population would be reduced drastically.

Depardieu's attempts at comedy are clumsy and not very appealing He's much better in more serious roles — "Jean de Florette," "Dan-ton" and "Cyrano" — which better

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A+ Top marks - sure to please

A Dose behind • excellent

A- Still In running for top honors

B+ Pretty good stuff, not perfect

B Good

B- Good but notable deficiencies'.

C+ Just a cut above average

C Mediocre

C- Not so hot and slipping fast

D+ The very best of the poor stuff

D Poor

D- It doesn't get much worse

F Truly awful

Z Reserved for the colossally bad

* No advanced screening

DETROIT FILM THEATRE, 5200 Woodward Ave., Detroit. Call 832-2730 for information. ($4)

"The Third Animation Celebra-tion," 7 and 9:30 p.m. Jan. 25-26 and 4 and 7 p.m. Jan. 27. A new compila-tion of animated shorts from around the world, including Bruno Bozzet-to's "Mr. Tao" and the latest from Canada's Bill Plympton and Czecho-slovakia's Jan Svankmajer.

DETROIT SCIENCE CENTER, 5020 John R, Detroit. Call 577-8400 for information. ($5 museum admis-sion includes ticket, $2 *4 children under 12)

"To the Limit" (USA — 1990), through April 1991. The latest Omni-

; max spectacular intercuts amazing athletic feats with an analysis of how muscles and blood meet the challenge. Not intended for people with claustrophobia, the movie be-comes a first-person "Fantastic Voy-age" into the human body.

LIVONIA MALL, Seven Mile and Middlebelt roads, Livonia. Call 476-1166 for information, (free)

"High Sierra" (USA — 1941), 10 a.m. Jan. 22. Humphrey Bogart is "Mad Dog" Earle, a killer on the loose who falls in love with a blind woman (Ida Lupino). This sentimen-tal melodrama, directed by Raoul Walsh, added a new dimension to Bo-gey's tough-guy persona. Scripted by John Huston. As part of a monthlong tribute to Bogart.

MAPLE THEATRE, 4135 W. Maple, Birmingham. Call 855-9091 for information. ($6, $3.50 twilight)

"The Sheltering Sky" (USA -1990), call for show times. John Mal-kovich and Debra Winger star in this love story, the latest from writer/di-rector Bernardo Bertolucci.

MICHIGAN THEATRE, 16301 E Liberty, Ann Arbor. 669-8397. ($4.50; $3.50 students/seniors)

"Third Animation Celebration." through Jan. 25 (call for show times). A new compilation of animated shorts from around the world, in-cluding Bruno Bozzetto's "Mr Tao'.' and the latest from Canada's Bill

Svankmajer. "To Sleep with Anger" (USA —

1990), 5 and 9:15 p.m. Jan. 21. Charles Burnett's story of the inner workings of a contemporary Ameri-can black family won vast critical^ acclaim but a small audience. Danny Glover plays the old friend who blows back into town and stirs up all sorts of trouble. The movie laces standard family melodrama with offbeat humor.

"Smiles of a Summer Night" (Swe-den - 1955), 7 p.m. Jan. 22-23. A rare comedy from Ingmar Bergman, about the lives and loves of a group of visitors to a country estate.

REDFORD THEATRE, 17360 Lahser, Detroit. Call 537-2560 for in-formation. ($2.50)

"With a Song in My Heart" (USA — 1952), 8 p.m. Jan. 25-26 (organ overture begins at 7:30 p.m.). Susan Hayward stars as Jane Froman. a popular songstress in the 1940s whose career was interrupted when she was badly injured in a plane

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VIDEO VIEWING By Dan Greenberg special writer

Obscure videopics, television sitcoms and major motion pictures continue to appear on home video cassettes even though January is slower than most months as distribu-tors and consumers recover from December's hectic holiday pace.

Some theatrical films now appear-ing on video cassette were, indeed.

major while a number had pretty poor runs at the local movie houses

In the latter category three excel-lent actresses, led by Diane Keaton. flopped in "Tbe Lemon Sisters," but nonetheless it was released on Jan. 9. Spike Lee's "Mo' Better Blues" got more publicity and better response from most critics but failed to cap-ture big box office dollars. Denzel Washington is a terrific trumpeter with family problems in a film

backed by excellent jazz. Its video cassette debut was Jan. 17.

Another Jan. 17, reduced-price re-lease pointed at music lovers was CBS ox Video's five rock'n'roll video classics now available at $19.98 They are "Jerry Lee Lewis Live in London" (1983, 65 minutes) on sale in the United States for the first time and "Hard to Handle' (1986. 60 min-

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Detroi t rocker Mitch Ryder , a f te r m a k i n g a c o m e b a c k in 1983 wi th "Never Kick a S l e e p i n g D o g , " is in t h e p r o c e s s of t rying t o ge t s igned with an Amer i can r eco rd c o m p a n y .

Mitch Ryder: Tuning in a comeback By Jltl Hamilton special writer

Mitch Ryder is legendary around these parts. He's the original local boy who made good

In the mid-1960s when America was in the throes of the British in-vasion. Ryder and his band, the De-troit Wheels, helped keep Ameri-can rock on the charts with a string of top-10 hits like "Devil With a Blue Dress On/Good Golly Miss Molly," "Jenny Take a Ride" and "Sock It to Me - Baby!"

After Ryder decided to go solo, his career suffered until 1983 and the release of "Never Kick a Sleep-ing Dog." which included an infec-tious cover of Prince's "When You Were Mine." He's currently in the process of trying to get signed with an American record company.

In a telephone conversation. Ryder talked about his current mini-tour, his past and his thoughts on music.

What have you been up to lately? "Well, we've had about five re-

leases in Europe (since "Never Kick a Sleeping Dog"). We just re-turned from a tour there. This is our off-season right now I've got some new material and I've been working on that.

"We don't have a deal yet. I passed out seven demos about sev-en months agorand haven't heard anything yet. but that's just part of the game."

4When we did it, we all lived with mom so we could just be wild men.''

— Mitch Ryder

Do you get angry radio stations play your older songs all tbe time but won't listen to your newer me-«ic?

"It's frustrating."

Your album "How I Spent M y Va-cation" was very persoul . Do yoe think it was too far ahead of its time?

"I'm not sure. It wasn't on a ma-jor label (many of the songs dealt with sex between men). It think.it was a magnificent effort."

Any plans to re-release it? "No. It needs to be treated like a

diary — something that's looked back on occasionally."

John Cougar produced "Never Kick a Sleeping Dog." Are you going to work with him again?

"John is going to be a film star. I talked to his brother, and he said that John's working a movie he's been making for years. He's also an artist of some repute now — he paints pictures. So if you want to see John, you'll have to look for him in a museum "

You rose from tbe Detroit local scene. It is different now?

"It seems like there are enough

clubs, but there are more bands that want to play. It's harder for a group now When we did it. we all lived with-mom so we could just be wild men. But people who need to have an income will have a really hard time trying to be a band in Detroit.

"Our economy is always differ-ent in Detroit than the national av-erage. When the rest of the coun-try's in a recession, we're in a de-pression. When the rest of the country is having good times, we're in a recession. One thing about De-troit is that it's more charitable than other places People here are more giving, there's more reaching out. It's a marked difference from the national average Maybe we're more familiar with how not so well off feels like."

What are your audiences like? "There's a good variety — a

large amount of young people They've probably heard about me from their grandparents."

What will you play at your upcom-ing show at the Blind Pig?

"Good stuff . Very stylistic, what people would expect to hear from me, a good mix of old and

new. We don't get dressed in any particular way."

No spandex pants? •"I do own a pair, but I don't wear

them They fit. that's the important thing We usually dress in black The color black is a good rock'n'roll color. It conveys dark-ness "

What do you think of the m u i c to-day?

"I like it. I listen lo it on the ra-dio every day. It's very familiar not alien to me. What does sound alien is new age music. I like it, but it's alien. Toads croaking, the sound of waves . . . Tbe people who listen to it probably work in vitamin stores and run 25 million miles a day."

Your probably are not a health-nut then?

"Well. I had to become that way. There was too much self-mdul-gence and obsessive behavior left over from the '60s It took its toll on me psychologically "

You're into clean living then? "Publicly, yes "

Mitch Ryder will perform Sat-urday. Jan 26. a t the Blind-Pig. 208 S First. Ann Arbor Show times are 8 and 11 p.m. Tickets are S10 in advance and avail-able at all TicketMaster outlets To charge by phone, call 645-6666

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• SANCTUARY ' Sanctuary wi l l perform with guests.

BliUspeer. Monday. Jan 21. at Key West. 24230 W Six Mile near Telegraph. De-troit An all-ages show For information call 592-0090

• APPLE/TRIM® AD TRIPOLI STEEL BAND

Apple wil l perform an all-ages show 6-9 p m Monday. Jan 21. at tbe Blind Pig, 206 S First. Ann Arbor Trinidad Tripoli Steel Band wil l perform 9 30 to close For information, call 996-8555

• MOD Mod wil l perform Tuesday. Jan 22. at

Rick's Cafe. 611 Church. Ann Arbor For information, call 996-2747 '

• MIKE KATON AMD WILD A'S Mike Katon and the Wild A's wil l per-

form Tuesday. Jan 22. at the Blind Pig 208 S. First, Ann Arbor For information, call 996-8555

• PRECIOUS METAL Precious Metal wi l l perform with

guests. Barracuda, at Key West, 24230 W Six Mile. Detroit Doors at 8 p m. All ages show For information call 592-0090

• JUICE Juice wil l perform Wednesday. Jan 23,

at Rick's Cafe, 611 Church. Ann Arbor For information call 996-2747

• PONTIAC Pontiac wi l l perform . with guests.

Catharsis, Wednesday. Jan 23. at the Blind Pig, 208 S. First. Ann Arbor For information, call 996-8555

• GENERALS/STRANGE BEDFELLOWS

Generals and S t r i r . y r fallows wil l perform Thursday. Jan 24, at 3-D Dance Club. 1815 N Main, north of 12 Mile Road. Royal Oak For information, call 589-3344

• SKA NIGHT Ska bands Goon Skwad and Etch A

Sketch wi l l perform Thursday. Jan 24, at Club Heidelberg. 215 N Main Ann Arbor For information, call 994-3562

• KNAVES Knaves wi l l perform Thursday, Jan

24 at Rick 's Cafe, 611 Church. Ann Ar-bor For information, call 996-2747

• JAX MYTH/DIFFERENCE Jax Myth wil l perform a no-door-

charge show 6-9 p.m Thursday. Jan 24. at the Blind Pig. 208 S First. Ann Arbor The Difference wi l l perform 9 30 p m to close For information, call 996-8555

• THE SHY The Shy wi l l perform Fnday. Jan 25.

at Lib's 21. 2930 Jatab. off Joe Campau. Hamtramck For information call 875-6555

• SPEAKERS CORNER Speaker* Corner wi l l petKnui Fnday.

Jan 25. at Cross Street Station. 511 Cross St.. Ypsilanti For information, call 485-5050

• CULTURE SHOCK Culture Shock wi l l perform with

guests. Lunancy. Fnday. Jan 25,-at Club Heidelberg. 215 N Mam Ann Arbor For

Matt W a t r o b a of P lymou th will b e o n e of a r t i s t s p e r f o r m -ing in t h e 14th a n n u a l Ann Ar-bor Folk Fes t iva l S a t u r d a y . Jan . 26. a t Hill Audi to r ium.

information, call 994-3562

. NOIZE THAT HURTZ .Noise That H u m wi l l perfmm with

guests Faith Healers and Culture Shock Fnday. Jan. 25. at the Blind Pig. 208 S First. Ann Arbor For information, call 996-8555

• CANDLE MASS Candle Mass wi l l perform with Atheist

Bitter End. Repulsion and Harm's Way Fnday. Jan 25, at St Andrew's Hall. 431 E Congress. Detroit Doors open 7.30 p.m. Tickets are 112 50-in advance All-ages show For information, call 961-MELT

• UVINQ COLOUR Living Colour wi l l perform with Urban

Dance Squad 8 p.m Fnday. Jan 25. at Hil l Audi ton um Thayer and North Uni-versity streets. Ann Arbor Reserved tickets are S14 50 and 817 50 For infor mauon. call 99-MUSIC

e ARS ARS (formerly Atlanta Rhythm Ser

Uon) wil l perform Friday. Jan 25. at Kev West. 24230 W Six Mile Detroit Doors open at 8 p m For information call 592 0090

• THE DEADBEATS The Dead beats wi l l perform Friday

Jan 25 at Rick's Cafe. 611 Church. Ann Arbor For information, call 996-2747

• TREMOR REVIEW The Tremor Review wi l l take place

Saturday. Jan 26. at St Andrew's Hall. 431 E Congress. Detroit Show starts a t 7 3ft p m Bands scheduled to perform See Dick Run, Orange Roughies. Art Lyxak's Lucky Dogs. 3-D Invisibles Cine cyde. Strange Bedfellows Inside Owl. Bush master* Happy Acodenta. Cuppa Joe. Va Vootn and Sfaoeung Club For in-formation. call M l - M E L T

• S K M H O M S E Skinhorse will

Wrath of Christian. Bigtead Convention and Toxic Shock. Saturday. Jan 28. at Cleb Exit, 29481 John R , at the corner of 12 Mile Road. Madison Heights For in-formation. call 544-1298

LOCAL CUTTING Here are the top 10 songs on De t ro i t

Music Scene " which is heard 4-5 p m Sundays i repeated S30-6 30 p m Tues-days) on WDTR-FM 90 9

1 Stay Here. Missionary Stew 2 Only a Picture.' Knaves 3 My Life Is Ruined." Detroit Blaes

4 Desperation, The Gear 5 Time Will Tell.'" Jimmy Bones and the G r ive robbers 6 " Alexander Ellison. Rgnar Kvaraa 7 Luck in the Laughter," Haamibals 8 Vampire s Dance. " Dart Theater 9 Sad Me. Blee Nimhes 10 The Cancer Song.' Aady Breckmaa

Here are 10 albums (no particular or-der) in heavy rotation on "The Cutting Edge, which is heard 8 p m to 1 a m nightly on CIMX-FM 88 7

1 " Vision Thing." Sisters of Mercy 2 Pills IV' Things. Happy Mowdayi 3 Some Friendly. Charlatans UK 4 "One Simple Word." The C e n e l b 5 Hell s Ditch." The Pogees 6 Bona Drag." Morrtaaey 7 Cake. • Trash Can Siaatras 8 Heart-Shaped World. Chris lsaak 9 Mixed Up," The Cere 10 "X." INXS

REVIEWS STANDING LIKE SHADOWS

— The Ragnar Kvaran Group

With "Standing Like Shadows, the Ragnar Kvaran Group shows the results of more than a decade of in-ventive music making This band is fronted by Kvaran who writes many of the songs, sings vocals and plays the guitar

Kvaran is a native of Iceland and also attended high school in India (He's now based in comparatively non-exotic Ann Arbor). He uses his experiences in these countries as the basis of many of his well-written songs

His song. "Children." for example, has lyrics that manages to be at once masterful, strange and touching — quite simply, they'll blow you away

In the epic. Kvaran describes the "hills to the north-' where he talks with a boy and a girl who died in a fire in the hilts in 1945 "To the best of my knowledge, no one else sees them This must have to do with the fact that I was bom on that day Something was passed along." Kvaraa sings talks

What do they talk about' "Meta-physics is a waste of time with them, however Gassing on about the meaning of life and death confuses them . . . They ask me if I go to the movies, if 1 like spaghetti, if I can dance They know "they're lost I

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don't think they know they're dead ' With lyrics like these, you can

spend some enjoyable time just reading the words without even put-ting the record on the turntable But do listen to the record, because its well worth your while

There are no obvious comparisons, to other groups on the album In-stead. little wisps of recognisable m ;

fluences drift in and out of the songs Sometimes you hear a little bit of Tom Petty, there's parts that sound something like Neil Young and even some Stan Ridgway (of Wall of Voo-doo fame) The three different gui players guarantee some fancy

Vocals are shared by Kvj(f Kurt Browne and Terry Vogel. so songs sound different depending On* who's singing If you don't like one* cut, listen to the next because it's sure to sound different

It all adds up to an eclectic, in-tensely creative mix

— JiU Hamilton

NOWHERE — Ride

Ride is somewhat of a rock'n'roll retrospective, grasping at those neo-fuzzy psychedelic guitar melodies of the 1960s and dressing it up in a 1990s perspective (sans bell-bottoms knd platform shoes, we hope)

Amid their contemporaries Stones Roses. Charlatans UK and Inspiral Carpets. Ride might be the artsiest of the bunch.

Such a conclusion can easily be drawn from the fact the band was formed in British Art School, a place where the Rolling Stones and the Kinks were initially launched A cur-sory listen to "Nowhere" (Sire) puts this beyond the scope of guilt by in-stitution.

Let's say Ride's music is a tad im-pressionistic Mark Garderner s vo-cals and guitars swirl in grand strokes designed to be mind altenng as well as engaging In essence. Ride tries to capture the moment on mu-sical canvas

The vibe is there, man Dig"' Body. «nd spirit are working as one.

Nif Garderner is left repeating l l ly the word "paralysed"

• lengths in one number 'cool daddyO

Of course, aimless lyrics are only part of the equation Numbers on "Nowhere"" are also abound with protracted guitar lines that are dix-zying-ilflheazxling in their pinnacle At their wonrt. Ride executes what

can be described as guitar masturba-tion

The extremes of this are borne out in tbe song "Dreams Burn Down A gorgeous, cascading guitar melody is rudely crashed into by the worst Son-ic Youth feedback drone heard this side of the Holland Tunnel Trying to merge the past, with the future ap-parently has its drawbacks

Ob- and yes, the tench of the violin at the end of "Vapour Trail" further enhances the' image of these moody Brits as artistes

A tad cynical' This latest parade of musical archivists have become as wearisome as an unsightly bunch of nose hairs They need to be clipped ^

- Larry O'Connor

REVERBERATION — Echo & The Bunnymen

With a new lineup, some "exotic" musical instruments and more than a touch of neo-psychedelia. Echo L The Bunnymen has put together its first album since frontman Ian McCul lough left the band to pursue a solo career

" Reverberation" is a£ interesting, though lightweighL effort

The album s lyrics are a well-in-tentioned attempt at continuing in the McCullough vein — dark, vio-lent. utterly scornful of society's de-structive. materialistic side

Consider these lines from "Thick Skinned World" "A thick-skinned world will feign concern. for reasons we have yet to learn Preserve the world for baby't sake, for baby must accumulate "

Missing, however, are the literary references, the conviction and the haunted aura of old-time Bunnymen gems Newcomer Noel Burke doss a good job technically oo vocals, but somehow lacks passion, aa vhen he

takes on wife-abusing lager louts m King of Your Castle " "Kit* Rat.

,god of the barstool. hold your court So self-centered so deluded, so self-taagfcC"

Missing too. is the desperate, driving Bunnymen sound — crashing guitars and drums that build to a cli-max Instead, the swirls of the mel-lotron and the farfisa organ match thoee of the reflecting ink on the the casMtte's cover and the si tar — prominent on several songs — pro-vides a definite late Beatles feel

Reverberation,' dedicated to the late Pete DeFreitas — the b u d s original human) diuiiiuiei — Is a worthwhile post McCulk*gh effort but will probably

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GRADING THE MOVIES

Q u e e n G e r t r u d e (Glenn C lose ) f e e l s s h e c a n n o longer l is ten to any m o r e of H a m l e t ' s (Mel G i b s o n ) w o r d s a s her e m o t i o n s a re e x h a u s t e d

in the la tes t v e r s i o n of S h a k e s p e a r e ' s let."

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Continued from Page 2 suit his physique, character and talent. MacDowell's performance is forgettable. ' "Eve of Destruction" was not screened and it's probably just as well. Stop me if you've heard this one before.

THE "EVE" is not the brink, but the name of an android played by Dutch actress Renee Soutendijk who also plays Dr. Eve Simmons who created the android in her own image. Gsegory Hines is counter-insurgency expert Jim McQuade out to stop the insane creature out of control.

To film an adaptation of any, Shakespearean play is a risky ven-ture in the best of circumstances. Rarely is the medium able to cap-ture the nuances of language and thought that characterize the Bard's writing. Doing so has long been a challenge to filmmakers since the immediacy of the big

screen is friendly to subtle manipu-lations of meaning and emotion.

This version of "Hamlet" (A, PG, 133 minutes) is faithful to tbe spir-it, if not the letter, of the original. It is a convincing and engrossing interpretation of the classic tale of one man's obsession with love and revenge.

Mel Gibson and Glenn Close lead an international cast of actors, all of whom deliver gripping perfor-mances. Gibson, in particular, stands out in an exhibition of depth and humor which is delightfully un-expected but entirely believable.

While it was understood that be would be at the very least ade-quate. he surpasses expectation and may just introduce Shake-speare to a new generation of stu-dents. So. maybe.it was "Lethal Weapon ET" or "Mad Max" that got them in the theater. Once there, however, magical things are likely

to happen. GLENN CLOSE is radiant, even

in her most tortured moments, as Gertrude, Hamlet's mother. She appears in many more scenes than in the play but to the credit of adaptors, Christopher DeVore and Franco Zeffirelli, who also direct-ed, this variation works.

Gertrude is not given unneces-sary dialogue and Close relies on sheer talent to convey context and meaning. It is these new observa-tions which remind the audience of the humanity lost to the depravity of vengeance. Hamlet has never been for the faint of heart nor has it ever been an easy read as any English Lit student will remind you.

Zeffirelli rises to the challenge of exploring these complexitities without making concessions to them. This version should stand well the test of time. (Reviewed

by Susan Fincham)

Timing, they say, is everything and the success of "Flight of tbe Intruder" (B, PG-13, 95 minutes) may be, however unintentionally, directly dependent upon current events. A well-executed film about an A-6, aka the Intruder, a bomber squadron in Vietnam, may just score in these troubled times.

BRAD JOHNSON and Willem DaFoe star as hot shot pilot and ace bombadier who take it upon themselves to destroy "Sam City," an outdoor service to missiles in downtown Hanoi. They do so to avenge lost comrades and give meaning to their war.

"Flight of the Intruder" effec-tively recalls a war which few ser-vicemen knew but many Navy pi-lots experienced. These men flew dangerous missions yet enjoyed relative safety aboard aircraft car-riers in their off times.

Clock helps her meet her curfew Dear Barbara,

My 16-year-old daughter has a curfew. Last year, when she was in the 10th grade it was midnight. This year, when she began tbe 11th grade, she asked that I extend It to 1 a.m.

That is fine with me, except that I was struggling to stay op until mid-night and do not want to go to sleep later. I have three younger children, so I know this problem will reoccur.

Joan

Dear Joan. Set an alarm clock for 1 a.m. and

put it next to your bed. If your daughter comes home before it is set to ring, she will turn it off and you will not be awakened.

If she doesn't, you will hear the alarm and thus be disturbed. You can then impose whatever are tbe consequences. •

Let me know if it works or not. If it doesn't I might be able to come up with additional suggestions.

Barbara

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"Akira" (Japan — 1989) Jan. 25-29 (call for show times). This recent

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ntea), featuring Bob Dylan. Tom Pet-ty and the Heartbreakers.

Of particular interest is "Simon and Garfunkel: The Concert in Cen-tral Park" (1982, 86 minutes) which is a video record of their famous Sept. 19.1981, concert in New York's Central Park which attracted over a half million people.

THE REMAINING two videos in this collection are "Give My Re-gards to Broad Street" (1984, 109 miaates), starring Paul McCartney,

and "Running Out of Lack" (1986, R, 88 minutes) which is a musical-com-edy-adventure starring Mick Jagger and Rae Dawn Chong in a vehicle which attempts to bridge the gap be-tween music video and musical com-edy.

There's also something on Jan. 17 for laserdisc players — "Though Lovers Be Lost," the feature-length movie special from the "Beauty and the Beast" TV series, was released for the first time bo that date along with Kris Kristofferson in "Night of tbe Cyclone" (R, 90 minutes), "De-

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ceptions"' and "Playroom." The last two don't look all that

promising but until more laserdiscs become available these may sell. Republic Home Video has another group lined up for mid-March.

One of those is " 9 ^ Ninjas," billed as an erotic martial arts action com-edy. What more can you ask for? It will debut Jan. 24 on video cassette and March 21 on laserdisc.

Republic also has eight episodes of "Car 54: Where Are You?" available for the first time on home video. If "Car 54" is for you, these eight epi-sodes. two per tape, will be waiting for you at the video store on Jan. 24. These episodes were first aired in late 1961 and early 1962.

"HARDWARE" (1990, R, 94 min-utes) is a post-apocalyptic'disaster film that had a brief run in the the-aters here last year and will be re-leased Wednesday by HBO Video.

On the same date, "The Fresh-man" (1990, PG, 102 minutes) also will be available. Here's yet another film with minor theatrical success and a quick trip to the video market. It's worth watching Marlon Brando satirize himself and his role in "The Godfather, Part I" although for the most part the film doesn't live up to its potential as Matthew Broderick sleeps through most of his perform-ance.

January also opened with a num-ber of animated items for the younger set. In the Ninja Turtle market, there's two more 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" episodes on the racks. "Attack of the BlgMac" and "The Old Switcheroo" were first broadcast in 1989. This tape runs 47 minutes and is priced just under $15.

Also released on television two years ago, but in a classier vein, "Treasure Island" and "Prisoner of Zenda" are from Family Home En-tertainment's "Classic Tales" series.

Classes to survey film noir

Interested in film noir? Street Scene Alternative Viewing

columnist John Monaghan will bring his knowledge of film history to a six-week course. "Film Noir Redis-covered," beginning Tuesday. Jan 29, through the Southfield Communi-ty Education Program

The class will meet 7-9 p.m. in classroom C-201 of Southfield-Lathrnp Hrgh School. 12 Mile Road between Evergreen and Southfield roads The fee is $29

Monaghan will analyze that cycle of mystery films of the 1940s and 50s that include such classics as

"The Pos tman * Always Rings Twice." "Double Indemnity" and Kiss Me Deadly " Rare examples of the noir style

will be screened and discussed as will tbe work of such directors as Al-fred Hitchcock. Stanley Kubrick aod Robert Siodmak

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Messiah or maniac? Only Brad Stine knows for sure By Larry O'Connor staff writer

Brad Stine unusual7 Not really. He's just your average fire eating,

razor blade chewing, steel rod swal-lowing and nose flossing screaming Comedian. Oh. and yes, Stine adds, he's the chosen 'Messiah of Improv."

'What can I say, I'm the comedy Of the '90s," said Stine in a telephone interview from Anchorage, Alaska. "Leno's called and he's quitting. Seinfeld's quitting. Tbey said. •Please get out of the business. We have families to feed.' "

Messiah of Improv is perhaps

ftretching it a bit. Funny, definitely, tine produces more laughs during a

15-minute phone conversation than a leather tickling contest.

Every question is promptly turned . into a stand-up routine on the war in

" the Persian Gulf, the slumping auto-mobile industry and alleged comedic hotbed of Indianpolis, Ind

Then he stops abruptly. "Are you getting this all down?/'

he asks, sounding concerned. "Don't ask me to repeat any of this. I just ramble."

From the ramble this much is gleaned. Stine was born in Indianap-olis, Ind., and moved to Los Angeles when he was 9.

STINE ORIGINALLY started out as a magician but switched to stand-up comedy four years ago. He al-ways wanted to be a comedian

"Besides when's the last time you've seen a magician having a TV sitcom."

Stine has appeared on tbe Ha Channel, MTV and Showtime. He's a growing force on the 'club circuit, though his upcoming appearance at Mark Ridley's Comedy Castle this week is his first engagement at that club.

Much of his act, such as swallow-ing nose floss and then having it re-emerge from his nostrils, was per-fected as a magician. His comedy heroes are Steve Martin and Monty Python, both masters of the absurd and off-beat

"Steve Martin and Monty Python were geniuses." be says. "What's amazing is they did that show in 1969 Also, they come from England, and no one is funny from England."

Stine screams a lot during his stand-up routine. He also sweats "like a pig." Since his act is high-en-ergy, improvisational, comparisons to Robin Williams are natural. Stine doesn't like it.

"That's like saying the wheel on the tractor and the wheel on the car are the same," Stine said. "Just be-cause it's improvisational and high-energy, they look for a hook."

But, unlike Williams. Stine's rou-tine is squeaky clean. He prefers it.

STINE STILL shocks audiences. In his magician days, apparently too much. His razor blade chewing rou-tine included fake blood running out

of his mouth. People eating dinner at a club in Newport Beach, Calif., didn't appreciate it and complained to management.

For the most part, though. Stine said audiences appreciate something different than the regular stand-up pap.

"I never had that problem of los-ing control," Stine says. "You might have an audience that is conserva-tive who don't know what's going oo. . . . You still have to sell yourself. You have to gfet them involved.

"When they trust you, they'll let you run with it."

How far Stine runs remains to be seen. The ability to make up comedy routines as you go along is left but to a few.

Then again, this is a Tbor-like" guy we're talking about here. Come-dy comes natural.

"It's like passing the mantel down." be said. "We had Jonathan Winters who was a god of improvisa-tional comedy, and then we had Ro-bin Williams.

"It's like they said. It's Bradley's turn now.'"

Brad Stine will appear Tues-day through Saturday, Jan. 22-26, at Mark Ridley's Comedy Castle. 269 E. Fourth. Royal Oak. Show times are 8:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8:30 and 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For information, call 542-9900.

Brad S t ine may b e s t r e t c h i n g it a bit in c lass i fy ing himself a s t h e M e s s i a h of Improv . bu t h is a u d i e n c e s d o a d m i t tha t h e c a n m a k e t h e m laugh .

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dy clubs in our area. To let us know who is appearing at your club, send the information to: Comedy Listings, Observer & Ec-centric Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia 48150.

• COMEDY NIGHT Greg Russell, Stacey Duford and

Kevin O'Neill along with Ken Dumm -will perform in "Comedy Night," presented by St. Hilary Youth Com-mission, Saturday, Jan. 26. in the church social hall, Elmira Road, just east of Telegraph Road, Redford. Show time is 8 p.m Tickets are $7. For information, call 533-1561

• CHAPLIN'S EAST Doe Reeae will appear along with

Daa DtllkM and Shawn Scarborough Tuesday-Saturday, Jan. 22-26, at Chaplin's East, 34244 Groesbeck-f Fraser. Show times are 8:30 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday and 8:50 and 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For information, call 792-1902.

• CHAPLIN'S PLYMOUTH Brad Carver will appear along

with Chris Barnes Wednesday-Satur-day. Jan 23-26, at Chaplin's Plym-outh. 14707 Northville. Show times are 8 30 Wednesday and Thursday; 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. Friday and Sat-urday For information, call 454-4680

• CHAPLIN'S WEST Jack Marion will appear with

Tommy Nolen and Ray Ei-flerWednesday through Saturday. Jan. 22-26. at Chaplin's West. 16890 Telegraph, one block south of Six Mile Road Show times are 8:30 p.m. Sunday through Thursday; 8 and 10:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For information, call 533-8866.

• MAINSTREET Kirklaad Teepie will perform Fri-

day-Saturday. Jan. 25-26. at Main-Street Comedy Showcase. 314 E. Lib-erty. Ann Arbor. Show times are 8:30 and 11 p.m. Friday and 7. 9 and 11 p.m. Saturday. For information, call 996-9060.

• COMEDY CASTLE Brad Stine will perform with Gary

Thison Tuesday-Saturday. Jan. 22-26, at the Comedy Castle. 269 E Fourth. Royal Oak. Show time is 7 p m Wednesday-Thursday and 8:30 and II p.m Friday and Saturday. For reservations, call 542-9900

• JOEY'S LIVONIA Stunt Johnson Theatre will per-

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• JOEY'S ALLEN PARK Chas E l s t a e r will p e r f o r m

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• MISS KITTY'S Steven lott and John DeCosse will

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• DUFFY'S Bob Poach Comedy Show will per-

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• HOLLY HOTEL Joe Dunckel will perform with

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A luge kind of a day!

By Sharon Dargay staff writer

I have luged and lived to tell about i t I have toured Muskegon — home of the Midwest's

only Olympic-sized luge run — during the height of a winter blizzard and survived.

I have careened down an icy-slicked chute, a human bullet out of control, without screaming "OMYGOD, OMYGOD, OMYGOD, TM GOING TO DIE."

Sound like fun? Well, you can do it too! Luge is a cross between sledding and roller coaster

riding — not the German term for "death t rap." Europeans excel! at the sport. East Germans took

gold medals in all three luge events in the 1988 Olympics. Most Tyrolian tots learn to handle a luge sled at about the same time Americans a re swinging their first T-ball bats.

During snowy, northern European winters, "sliders" of all ages practice informally on mountain roadways (a sport called turbine) or on luge runs specifically built to accommodate the one- and two-person sleds.

Americans have climbed steadily toward the top in the Olympic luge event — Bonny Warner went from 15th place in 1984 to sixth in 1988 — but haven't won medals.

OLYMPIC COMPETITORS bead for tbe luge run built on a mountain at Lake Placid, N.Y., to practice for international events. Novices and some Olympic hopefuls work out on smaller runs built on a sand dune in Muskegon State Park.

The park hugs the Lake Michigan shoreline — a landscape littered with snow boulders and icy surf during the winter.— north of Muskegon. Two luge tracks run by a consortium of civic groups, are open from November through February.

Visitors pass by a warming house, snack bar and luge rental facility before setting foot and sled on the icy, downhill tracks that wind with serpentine, gently turning and angular curves through the fores t

Sliders speed along at 25 miles per hour on the lower track (if it's icy and well-groomed) or bold on for dear life at 45-85 miles per hour on the upper run.

Tbe wooden structure resembles a double log flume and is elevated several feet at tbe top and about one foot from the ground at the bottom.

Luge coach Jim Rudicii starts novice sliders off on a lower section of tbe smaller run before letting them propel themselves off the take-off ramp. After about SO runs on the low«sr ramp they advance to the faster, taller run-

Snow on the tracks cut speeds considerably the day I visited. iMit turned the surrounding pine forest into a delicate snow shaker scene

" ITS REAL PRETTY up here, but as you're going down you don't see anything. I mean, you're looking at the sky. right?" I asked Rudicii.

"Yeah. yeah. It's not a nature ride. You Just lay flat the whole time."

And bold onto the 40-poand sled with pinkies and the neighboring two fingers, with head craned up and encased in a crash helmet

As I zipped a tape recorder into my parka (to capture my Mood-curdling screams). Rudicii claimed that although he once cut his eye on a luge run at Lake Placid, tbe sport is relatively safe.

"Don't worry, we've only had sprained ankles and

fumbling with the helmet "Everyone has trouble with this. Don't be

embarrassed." be reassured me. "This is tbe hardest p a r t "

All suited up in my head gear and nrn t l s i s r i . I waited at the top of the entrance ramp.

"Oh, shouldn't I have goggles?" I gasped. This wasn't the Indy 500, Rudicii reminded me. I

just needed to keep snow off my face. "He cut his eye once at Lake Placid," I ventured

meekly, fishing for sympathy from onlookers before heading to tbe IS-foot ramp.

NEXT CAME A quick coaching i Keep your legs extended with feet wrapped around

pootoa BY STEVE CANTRF LUNAFI p h o t o g r a p h e r

the ends of tbe blades, (koufens). Two fingers on each hand grasp tbe bar on each side of the sled. Head up. Watch the track. Lean with your right leg and left shoulder to go left. Reverse to go right. Stay in the middle of the course. Hit the wooden side walls and youH ricochet off tbe sides like a pinball.

DONT LET GO WHATEVER YOU DO! Easy enough "Jort relax," Rudicii coached. "And put your butt

here." (

"Oh. I think Tm going to scream right now," I said, settling onto the canvas seat.

"Ready?" "Oh God. Oh God. Go ahead," I sighed, tensing every

muscle in my body. '

If Sharon w a s looking for a p l a c e to relax aftor her quick trip d o w n the lug* ran, the

o l Lake Michigan at the M u a k e g o n

Sta te Pork wasn't t h o p lace . In the d e a d of winter, It waa n o n e t o o inviting.

Want to luge? Here's how Muskegon State Park is about a I*-hour drive (ran ( t i l ) 744-3480. The number for the lodge at

Oakland and Wayne counties. Take I-tO west to tit* and ski rental ait* (a rtiai 744-OSM

I lingered inside tbe warming house, then at trackaide. stalling my inevitable first run on the luge When I couldn't stall any longer. I met my first challenge heed on.

"How do you do up the lRtle strap?" I,

Oakland and Wayne counties. Take 1-90 west to . Muskegon-Lodgington exit at US SI

Go north for about two miles. The road will vew „ the left toward North Muskegon. Go one Stay to the right You'll pass two traffic Ughts aad a flashing light At the next traffic light Otete road, make a left

Follow Giels to the stop sign and take a left onto enic Drive. The winter sp»>rta activities entrance to Scenic

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(111) 744-3480 The number for the lodge at the luge ski rental tote to (010) 744-9029

T V Muskegon Harbor Hilton Hotel offers a cross country ski weekend package in conjunction with the park. The f»0-per-day (91 SO for two days) rate ia-

a one-day park pass and discounts toward food at the hotel.

be made by calling the hotel (010) m - o i o o .

The Muskegon Chamber of Commerce, (010) 722-S7I1, has a Ust uf other hotels, Inns and bed and l fset facilities la the

When it c o r n e a to l ug ing , S h a r o n D a r g a y f o u n d t i g h t e n i n g t h e c h i n a t r a p of her h e l m e t t h e h a r d e a t pa r t . As for t h e r i d e . . . AUGHHHHH. . .

He gave the sled a shove and yelled "Here we

N Seventeen secoods later 1 coasted to a stop. "I couldn't see daylight between you and tbe wall,"

, noted an onlooker. If the track bad been icy slick instead of dusted with

snow, I wouldn't have seen daylight again. I probably would have killed myself. There was just enough fresh powder falling to cut the speed of my glide.

AND JUST ENOUGH weight from tbe sled (40 pounds) to slow my walk back up.

At Lake Placid, a truck transports luge sliders from bottom to top of tbe mountain. At Muskegon, you walk.

"Hey, this is tbe worst part of the ride," I yelled, lugging my luge sled to the ramp.

I tried the run again, this time launching myself by holding two fixed-poles and pulling myself over tbe top of tbe incline.

Tbe ride was f a s t thrilling and a challenge to keep on course. Steering tbe sled by shifting my body, u«ng subtle leg and shoulder movements. I never completely lost control, although I edged up tbe wall oo "Kiss and Tell" curve.

Rudicii said no one has flipped over the run walls or capsized, although there have been other kinds of "close calls."

A dog jumped onto the bottom of the track last year, but was rescued by a bystander secoods before colliding with a sled.

Another time, s slider's down jacket ripped when it scraped the wooden wall, spewing feathers over the icy hard track

"We've got plastic on the side walls now that kind of take care of t h a t " be said.

But be suggests that sliders leave designer parkas, high heel boots and beavy snowmobile pants s t borne.

TENNIS SHOES with heavy socks or casual leather shoes, lightweight insulated clothing such as stretch pants, padded vests and ski shells worn in layers, won't feel as bulky and restrictive as thickly-padded snow gear

The park provides the coaching, crash helmet and sled for | 1 0 s day. Rudicii says that's a bargain compared to Lake Placid'i $10 per run admission.

He said 50-120 people of all ages use tbe luge tracks daily during the season, which runs from November to early March. With sleds making a run about every IS seconds op esch track, tbe longest wait to go down is about 15 minutes oo peak days The average wait to five minutes

"That gives you a chance to rest up." - And to muster enough courage to try again.

Rodicil said the sport demands more brain than brawn, more mental focus than dare devil bravado.

"It does take some coordination It takes more brain power to operate tbe sled than physical ability. The heavier you are the faster the sled will move oo the ice," he noted

Heavier sliders a re permitted on the runs "ea long — as they fit on the five-foot wide" sleds, Rudicii noted. Shorter sleds are available for

T T S A FAMILY sport," he said And a group activity aa well Corporate

compete 0-0 p .m Mondays aad Tneadays aad school leagues race S-9 p m. on Wedaoedays Races also are held aa Saturday mornings

The luge to open to the public 5-0 p m Tharedays and Fridays and 2-0 p m Saturdays aad Sundays

"At alght it's a whole different feeling You see the formation of ice aad the lights," Rudicii sa id "You can see everything at alght "

Ths park atoo roots cross-country skto aad boasts the loogsst - six miles - lighted trail for night t reks

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Creative Living Bob Skla r ed i to r /591-2300

Monday. January 21, 1W1 OAE #1E

Materials aid in artistic expression By Linda Ann Chomln special writer

A RTISTS CONTINUALLY search for materials to

/ - ^ express ideas through their creations and evoke

emotions in those viewing them. Albert Young successfully uses

the hardness of steel and fragility of glass to depict the rise and fall of the industrial revolution and cities effected by its demise in his sculptures, on exhibit through Jan." 29 at Habatat Galleries in Farmington Hills.

"Albert told us he used a variety of different remnants of architectural structures," said Steven Richmond, assistant director of Habatat Galleries.

Poured concrete, coils of steel

cables, twisted girders and tears of glass create powerful symbols, which evoke sadness over the passing of an era.

Young, an instructor at Center for Creative Studies in Detroit, created the sculpture entitled "Fallen Angel" using a rectangular piece of glass as the center of focus. Encircling the glass form, be wound a coil of steel, placing both on a rusted, flowing sheet of metal then balancing all on a twisted, contorted beam of iron.

The symbolism behind this particular work is quite moving: once a giant in the industrial revolution, now a fallen angel.

IN "TOWER Fragment at 200 Feet," Young welds together three building beams that focus to a

point at the bottom of the sculpture. Within the interior space, poured glass with a greenish cast cascades to a point like an inverted, elongated pyramid. A bubble of glass seeps through a hole that once held a riveted bolt. Snaking around the corroded iron and glass contaminated with rust, metal particles, and air bubbles. Young wraps a coiling cable of steel. _ '

Young s sculpture, "From The Wall of Reuther II," is created with straight lines of vertically upright steel girders which he welds together. Falling from the top, sliding down tbe sturdy symbol of an industrialized society are tears of glass, rolling one upon another.

"From Tbe Wall" seems to say, a once vibrant structure, now in a state of decline and decay cries from the pain.

"Albert first brought From The Wall of Reuther to the gallery," Richmond said. "That is what made Mr. Hampson want to exhibit Albert's work."

Hampson is Ferdinand Hampson, co-founder of Habatat Galleries with Thomas and Linda Boone when Habatat "came into existence in 1971."

HAMPSON IS one of the leading authorities in the nation on the contemporary glass movement in art. He has written several books on the subject, which include "Glass: State of the Art H."

Hampson co-authored "Glass: Artist & Influence." He has extensively lectured on tbe subject of contemporary glass in Europe and the United States. His articles have been published in numerous

Exhib i ted a m o n g t h e foun t a ina in t h e S c u l p -tu r e Atr ium o u t s i d e H a b a t a t Gal ler iee is t h e Albert Young s c u l p t u r e , "Fal len Ange l . " T h e

symbo l i sm in th is work is qu i t e moving: o n c e a giant in t h e indus t r ia l revolut ion, now a fall-en angel .

Scu lp to r Alber t Young c r e a t e d "Mr. B" us ing indus t r i a l col -o r s a n d s u c h ma te r i a l s a s w e a t h e r e d c o n c r e t e , s t e e l a n d m e t a l — o n c e pu re , now r u s t e d a n d d i s c o l o r e d . P o u r e d c o n -c r e t e , coi ls of s t ee l c a b l e , a t w i s t e d g i rde r a n d a c i r cu la r c u t of g l a s s a r e power fu l s y m b o l s t h a t e v o k e s a d n e s s over t h e p a s s i n g of t h e indus t r ia l e r a a n d t h e a f f e c t e d c i t i es .

The gillery exhibits a p p r o x i m a t e l y 20 a r t i s t s a t a n y given time, except for the Annual International Glass Invitational held in April when 90 artists exhibit their work.

"Some of the artists have been with Habatat since International Glass, 1972," Richmond said.

Besides the exhibit of Albert Young s sculptures currently on display in the Sculpture Atrium outside the gallery, inside the gallery is glass in all its magic and glory, prisms of color and light, play and dance inside spheres.

towers and abstract shapes of glass.

Rhode Island artist Steven Weinberg creates sculptures from cubes of cast lead crystal, which resemble blocks of ice, sometimes sparkling clear and pure, sometimes swirling and smoky. Inside the crystal sculptures, architectural forms predominate in relation to sppce within the cube.

ARTIST STEPHEN Hodder of Minnesota uses glass like paint to create the glass wall hanging of thoughts circulating inside of a man's head in "Jealous Heart." Hodder fills the man's mind with symbols of jealousy: a figure of a man, an exchanged glance between a man and woman's eyes, spirals to denote anger, and bolts of lightning to depict rage.

William Carlson creates sculptures utilizing geometric forms, predominately encasing blocks of glass within structures of granite and marble. Carlson considers his work "sculptural and architectural:"

Over the last six years, developments in science and technology have truly innovated the glass art movement whether in the area of hot glass techniques where glass is in a molten state, or the area of cold glass techniques

where glass is laminated and fabricated.

The versatility of glass as a mediuim of expression continues in growth, bounded only by an artist's imagination.

Habatat Galleries is tn the Tnatna office complex, 32255 Northicestetn Highway, Suite 45. Farmington Hills. Gallery hours are Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Left: Scu lp to r Alber t Y o u n g we lds t o g e t h e r t h r e e b e a m s , which f o c u s to a point at the b o t t o m of the work, to c r e a t e " T o w e r F rag -m e n t a t 200 Fee t . " In t h e in te r ior , f r a c -t u r e d g l a s s c a s c a d e s to a point like an inver ted , e lon-g a t e d py ramid . Young s n a k e d a r o u n d t h e work a c a b l e of s tee l .

Cultur^Tcrisis Planned budget cuts woDtd upend the arts By Ralph R. Echtlnaw staff writer

Gov. John Engler's proposed budg-et cuts in tbe arts area are having an impact in small local arts programs all over Observer k Eccentric com-munities.

While proposed cuts Co high-pro-file institutions like the Detroit Insti-tute of Arts and the Detroit Sympho-ny Orchestra are grabbing most of tbe headlines, programs in Plym-outh, in Southfield, at Cranbrook Academy of Art and at Meadow Brook Theatre are already affected.

In keeping with his plan to reduce overall state spending by 91.1 bil-lion. Engler has issued an executive order that would drastically reduce support to arts programs throughout the state. Although the cuts must be approved by appropriations commit-tees In tbe Michigan House and Sen-ate, a freeze on all grant payments was put into effect earlier this month.

" T e m p o r a r i l y , e v e r y t h i n g ' s stopped," said Patrick Diehl, admin-istrative assistant to Sen Jack Fax-on, D-Farmington Hills. "Monies owed all over the spectrum of gov-ernment services are frozen. _ —

Sea. Robert Geake, R-Northville. a Senate appropriations committee member, said he expects tbe votes to i»ii» place Tuesday.

Geake said the Senate committee will probably approve Engler's exec-utive order and the House commit-tee will reject It In that case. Engler would have 20 days to submit anoth-er executive order Tbe order's pur pose Is to balance the state budget for the current fiscal year

BUT MANY state arts organiza-tions are already feeling the bite as grant payments due them have been

The Michigan Council for the Arts (MCA) has 99 million spread over 405 grants scheduled to be paid by Sept SO, but had issued only 93 8 million when the freeze order ar-

'These cuts will have long-lasting negative effects. It's devastating to the entire state. The people who will sutler most are the citizens of the state of Michigan.'

— Roy Slade Cranbrook president

rived. Engler's executive order pro-poses to eliminate all MCA grants beginning next October and cut the MCA staff budget by half

MCA spokeswoman Mar tha Gibtser-Sbea is worried tbe MCA grant freeze will become permanent even if the legislative committees force Engler to reduce the severity of the arts cuts.

"It's not something we can assume Is going to go away." she said "We're not sore if they're negotiable in tbe grants area."

Tbe Southfield Symphony Society is perhaps the most affected pro-gram. Society president Charles Marx said the organization will fold if It doesn't get its 99,900 grant "If we do not receive the money promised us, the Southfield Sympho-ny Society will discontinue," be said.

Ksthryn Savitskle, Plymouth Community Arts Council executive director, said the 90.000 grant her organization may lose represents 10

FILE PHOTO

Plymouth C o m m u n i t y Arte Counc i l h o p e s to c o n v e r t t h e 67-year -o ld W a y n e C o u n t y - o w n e d Wilcox Mill, a t Wilcox R o a d a n d E d w a r d Hines Drive, in to an a r t s c e n t e r . Now a p a r k s s y s t e m m a i n t e n a n c e g a r a g e , t h e mill o n c e w a s h o m e t o P l y m o u t h Mill, o n e of Henry Ford I 's vil lage i n d u s t r i e s . *

percent of the budget. \ Cots may be made, sMsaid. in the

"Musio^n the Park" program, "Art Rental Gallery" and tbe program whereby performers are brought to local schools.

Also, plans to move the arts coun-cil into the historic Wilcox Mill and develop a community arts center there would be severely hampered, Savitakie said. "People don't realize what they will be losing"

' CRANBROOK ACADEMY of Art In BloomflekJ Hills and the Meadow Brook Performing Arts Corp la Ro-

chester Hills also stand to lose a lot of money

Engler has frown 9100.200 of a $233,200 grant doe Cranbrook Acad-emy Tbe difference reflects grant payments made before the freeze or der.

Cranbrook Academy president Roy Slade said loss of the grant would have the greatest effect on the museum, tours and outreach pro-grams

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"The* cuts will have long-lasting negative effects," he said. "It 's dev-astat ing to the en t i re state. The peo-ple who will suffer most are the citi-zens of the state of Michigan. ''

Slade admitted the proposed cuts a r e "Insignificant next to the momentous effects of the (United Nations-Iraqi) war," but still . . . " I t ' s almost immoral to do this in the

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middle of a budget year without any forewarning. The state will turn into a cultural desert. (Without art,) we lose any sense of prestige, any sense of pride (and live a) sad and misera-ble and gray life.

"To say the ar ts are not important is to say the state of Michigan is not important. ' '

FRANK CARDIMEN, Oakland University interim vice president for university extensions and public ser-vice, administers the Meadow Brook Performing Arts Corp. Meadow Brook stands to lose <176,800 of a 9252,500 grant.

Although that 's only 3.4 percent of Meadow Brook's budget, Cardimen said the effect would be severe when one considers the organization has lost $1 million in the last three years.

"If that goes through, it can have an impact on this season's Meadow Brook Theatre and it has a definite impact on Meadow Brook Festival this summer," Cardimen said.

Meadow Brook personnel are trying now to see where money can be saved and what activites must be cut, "It 's tough, but we're going to live with it," Cardimen said. "Our American Arts Series ($9,900), the Oakland Community College Arts Project ($8,800) and the Troy

schools' "Artist in Residency' pro-gram ($8,400 of $20,000).

Sen. Faxon, who sits on the appro-priations committee, vociferously opposed the proposed cuts in a news release issued Friday. He- said En-gler's plan "represents disaster for Michigan's cultura> environment."

"By assigning an arbi trary cutoff date for distribution of funds to cul-tural groups and individuals, the state has in a sense issued a bounced check to grant recipients," he said.

Faxon added: "The citizens of Michigan must inform Gov. John En-gler that being penny-wise and pound-foolish makes no sense for culture, which is one of the youngest children of the state.

"This proposal is parallel to choos-ing which of our children is to starve and go to an early grave- We must oppose this type of short-sightedness

and protect culture within our great state." •

Other local programs with frozen grants include the Birmingham-Bloemfield Art Association ($12,050 of $24,100), the Birmingham Public Schools "Artists in Schools" program ($18,000), the Oakland County Cul-tura l Commission ($7,000), the Southfield Parks and Recreation De-partment ($7,200 of $13,000), the strategy is to find how in the hell we can cut $176,000."

Livonia Symphony Orchestra offi-cials, however, have said their or-ganization won't suffer greatly f rom its frozen $9,900 grant.

"I don't think it's going to be a dis-aster for our organization," sympho-ny president Kenneth Kelsejt said. "It 's a very smalfi percentage of our budget. If it's not there, we just have to move in other directions."

Monday. January 21. 1991 OSE * 3 E

N o t e d c e l l i s t t o v i s i t W S U , n c o n c e r t

George Sopkin, well-known to chamber music enthusiasts as cellist and founding member of the interna-tionally acclaimed Fine Arts Quar-tet, will be visiting ar t is t a t Wayne State University's Department of Music this week.

He'll lecture on "The String Quar. tets of Bartok"3-5 p.m. Tuesday in

Room 207 of Schaver Music Build-ing. ,

At 8 p.m. Thursday in the Commu-nity Arts Auditorium, he'll give a re-cital featuring such artists as Han-del, Torkanowsky and Schubert.

From 10 am. to 1 p.m. Friday, he'll teach a master cello class.

There if no charge for any of his programs.

T h e C l e v e l a n d Q u a r t e t , s p o n s o r e d by t h e C h a m b e r M u s i c S o c i e t y of De t ro i t , will p e r f o r m a t D e t r o i t ' s O r c h e s t r a Hall a t 8 p . m . W e d n e s d a y , J a n . 23. T h e y will p e r f o r m o n f o u r of t h e g r e a t e s t s t r i n g i n s t r u m e n t s e v e r m a d e : N i c o l o P a g a n i -n i ' s o w n S t r a d i v a r i u s e s , o n l o a n f r o m t h e C o r c o r a n G a l l e r y of Art in W a s h i n g t o n . Q u a r t e t m e m b e r s Wil l iam P r e u c i l a n d P e t e r Sa l f f , v io l ins , J a m e s D u n h a m , viola , a n d P a u l Ka t z , c e l l o , a r e o n t h e f a c u l t y of t h e E a s t m a n S c h o o l of M u s i c .

Practice prudence in finances to control bills Last week I discussed ways to or-

ganize your checkbook to keep f rom overcharging. Today, I'll discuss or-ganizing your finances so you don't run up holiday bills again next year.

With the exception of necessities like a house and car. two rules for borrowing money include:

1. Never borrow money for depre-ciating assets. Since charging consti-tutes borrowing money and nearly all charges are made for i tems that go down in value, that 's a losing way to do business. As a pr ime example, grocery stores are now beginning to accept charge cards. Beware of run-ning up huge bills that will cost you dearly in interest changes later. Al-

ways pay cash for food unless you know you can easily pay off your to-tal charges at the end of the month. "Buy now, pay later" is ultimately the charge company's advantage, not the buyer's, when you carry over balances.

2. Only borrow money for appreci-ating assets. It 's OK to borrow for things that will gain in value, if tbe money you 11 earn is greater than the cost of the interest paid to borrow it.

BESIDES CHARGING only what you can pay off each month, set up a plan to assure you'll always have money in advance for other needs. Set aside money for large annual or

semiannual costs such as tbe holiday season, vacations, income and real estate taxes, dues, conventions, in-surance premiums, gif ts and contri-butions, etc. List and add all your an-nual bills together and divide the to-tal by 12 to find the average cost of

— — — a n n u a l bills per month. . . Then set up an "Annual Account"

O r g a n i z i n g and deposit that amount into it each month, so the funds will be there when they're needed. This account can be in the form of a savings ac-count or as a part of your checking account. Some banks waive the checking account service charge if you maintain a minimum balance in an accompanying savings account. Since those accounts also earn inter-est, putting your annual funds there would be a smar t way to provide for your needs. Large sums could be placed in short investments.

Dorothy Lehmkuhl

Finally, chart out the rest of your

regular monthly expenses, including funds for entertainment and a cushion for unforeseen costs such as repairs, medical, etc. Add in your annual account monthly payment and see how you come out. If there isn't enough money available to cov-er all your expenses, you'll need to cut something out.

The first thing to eliminate is un-necessary interest and/or finance charges. If you are paying 20 per-cent on $1,000 balances on three credit cards a month, that 's $600 per year, or $6,000 over 10 years, plus the interest you could have earned on that money if it had been invest-ed.

Perhaps you could tear up your charge cards and take out a loan at a lower rate of interest to pay off your charges. But beware! Don't even consider doing this unless you are very serious about not making any charges you can't cover in the mean-time, or you'll be in deeper trouble than ever.

Dorothy Lehmkuhl is a Birming-ham-based time management con-sultant. You can enroll in the follow-ing organizing seminars: Birming-ham Community House, Jan. 21 and 28, 12:30 p.m. 644-5831, or School-c r a f t College. Feb 4 to March 12, 7:30 p.m.. 462-4448.

e x h i b i t i o n s

This co lumn r u n s weekly in C r e a t i v e Liv ing . Send n e w s i t e m s a b o u t O a k l a n d Coun ty events to The E c c e n t r i c , 805 E. Maple, Birmingham 48009. Send items about Wayne County events to The Ob-server, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48J.50. Attention: Creative Living editor.

• SOUTHFIELD CIVIC C E N T E R Monday, Jan. 21 — Watercolors by Joy

Huyck will be on display through Feb. 3. Her landscapes and abstracts have been widely exhibited in Michigan and a re in the perma-nent collections of Walsh College of Troy and General Motors of Det ro i t Open during regular business hours, 26000 Evergreen, Southfield.

• MEADOW BROOK ART GALLERY Thursday, Jan. 24 — "In the Spirit of Pro-

test," paintings and drawings by Henrietta Man tooth, continue through March 17. At the opening, 6-7:30 p.m. Thursday, Flavio Varani, pianist, will give a recital of music by Brazilian composer, Hector Villa-Lobos. Free, but call for reservations, 370-3005. The art ist 's work depicts a sympathetic view of the oppressed people of Central and South America. Hours are 1-5 p.m. Tuesday-Friday and 2-6 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, Oakland Uni-versity, Rochester Hills.

• LANSING CIVIC ARENA Friday, Jan. 25 — second annual Northern

Wildlife Art Expo will fea ture works by Lar-ry Cory of Birmingham and Heiner Hertling of West Bloomfield as well as paintings, prints, photographs, etchings., sculpture and carvings by 60 artists, all for sale. Also com-petitions, seminars and live birds. Continues through Sunday. Hours a re 5-9 p.m. Friday. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday. Admission charge.

• EXECUTIVE TAX S E R V I C E DIVISION-H & R BLOCK

Friday, Jan. 25 — Paintings by Jose Rom-ero of West Bloomfield are on permanent display. Open house 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. to see the new offices and the ar t . Suite 211, Troy Ren-Center, 275 E. Big Beaver, Troy.

• ALICE SIMSAR GALLERY Friday, Jan. 25 — "New Work: Recycled

and Repossessed Art," prints by William Weege, continues through March 2. Hours a re 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 301 North Main. Ann Arbor.

• DANIELLE P E L E Q GALLERY Friday. Jan 25 — "New works on Paper

by Peter Max" continues through Feb. 15. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday-Satur-day. noon to 5 p.m. Sunday, Cross winds Mall, 4301 Orchard Lake, Suite 103, West Bloom-field.

• CENTER G A L L E R I E S Friday, Jan. 25 — Three-person exhibit of

paintings by Lila Kadaj, Valerie Parks and Hollis Sigler continues through March 1. Re-ception 4:10-7 p.m. Friday Hours a re 10 a.m. to 5 p m . Tuesday-Friday, 10 a m to 4 p.m. Saturday-Sunday. 15 E. Kirby, Suite 107, Detroi t

• U-M MUSEUM O F ART Saturday, Jan 26 — Lessons f rom the

printing, prints, ceramics and decora-

tive arts , which il lustrate the Asian ap-proach to aesthetic expression, continues through March 10. It 's In the West Gallery. Hours a re 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 1-5 p.m. Sun-day, 525 S. State, Ann Arbor.

• S U S A N N E HILBERRY GALLERY Drawings by 13 outstanding gallery regu-

lars and four new sculptures by Richard Artschwager continue through Feb. 16. Hours are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday-Satur-day, 555 S. Woodward, Birmingham.

• L E M B E R G GALLERY Continually changing exhibition featuring

new work by gallery regulars, Todd Erick-son, J im Rutkowski and D. K. SeVnivan and new editions by Sam Francis, Donald Sultan and Jonathan Lasker. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 538 N. Wood-ward, Birmingham.

• G.R. N 'NAMDI GALLERY, CREATIVE A R T S C E N T E R

"Woven Spirits," with works by nationally known Hispanic and African-American art-ists such as Alejandro Aureus, Carol Ami Carter, Nanette Carter, Perez Celis, Emilio Cruz, Beatrice Hablig, Gerald Jackson, Allie McGhee, Bill Sanders, Eleanor Spiess-Ferris and Yolanda Sharp is on display a t both loca-tions to Feb. 22. N'Namdi Gallery is at 161 Townsend, Birmingham and Creative Arts Center is a t 47 Williams, Pontiac.

• DONALD M O R R I S GALLERY "African Art," one of this gallery's special

areas of expertise, will be on display through Feb. 23 The pieces range in size f rom very large to modest, but all carry a feeling of mystery and excitment. Hours a re 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 105 Townsend, Birmingham.

• BOOK BEAT Photography Bazaar, with works by 16

profess ional pho tographers , cont inues through Feb. 14, 26010 Greenfield, Oak Park.

• ARIANA GALLERY Per fume bottles in innovative designs are

on display through January. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. Monday-Saturday. 386 Fas t Maple. Birmingham

• DETROIT INSTITUTE O F A R T S "Revelaciones: The Art of Manuel Alvarez

Bravo," will be on display through March 3. The exhibit includes 113 photographs repre-senting six decades of work by the $8 year-old Bravo. Open free of charge 9.10 a.m. to

. 5 30 pro. Wednesday-Sunday, 5400 Wood-ward, Detroi t

• S L U S S E R GALLERY "For John Cox's Daughter," a collection of

contemporary African-American quilts f rom the southeastern United States Through Feb 10. In the Art and Architecture Build-ing. University of Michigan North Campus, Ann Arbor.

• S i S S O N GALLERY Human/Nature , an exhibition of gallery

installations by Cecilie Arcari, Laurie Domaleski, Marcia Miller Gross, through Feb 15. Hours: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays.

until 8 p.m. Tuesday-Wednesday. MacKenzie Fine Arts Center, Henry Ford Community College, 5101 Evergreen, Dearborn.

• H A L S T E D GALLERY Photographs by Michael Spano of New

York City are on display through March 1. He is showing "Constructions," a series of abst ract photograms in multiple print for-mat. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 560 N. Woodward, Birmingham.

• THE A R T I S T S ' GALLERY "Pink Pigmented Paintings" will be on

display through Feb. 14. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Saturday, until 8:30 p.m. Thursday. Applegate Square, Northwestern Highway, between 12-13 Mile, Southfield.

• RUBINER GALLERY Group show of gallery art ists continues

through Feb. 5. Included are paintings by Tino Zago, William House, Richard Jerzy, Marjorie Hecht, Nancy Thayer, Richard Ho-gan, Richard Kozlow and Vickie Brett as well a s graphics and sculpture. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 7001 Orc-hard Lake, West Bloomfield.

• P O S N E R GALLERY Large acrylics on masonite and epoxy-

graphs by Gregory Hawthorne are on dis-play through January. Hours a re 11 a m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sat-urday, 32407 Northwestern, Farmington Hills.

• D&M STUDIO AND GALLERY Art in all price ranges on display. New

winter hours: 1-4 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday. Children and adult art classes start this week. Call 453-3710. 710 N. Mill, Plymouth.

• S C A R A B CLUB Fourth annual Center for Creative Studies

student exhibition continues through Jan. 27. Hours a re 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday-Satur-day, until 8 p.m. Thursday and 2-6 p.m. Sun-day, 217 Farnsworth at the corner of John R, Detroit.

• J O Y EMERY GALLERY Paintings by Dick Goody, a British-born

figurative artist now living in Detroit, con-tinue on display through Jan. 26. Hours a re 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, until 8 p.m. Thursday. 131 Kercheval, Grosse Pointe Fa rms

• THE P O S T E R GALLERY "Memories of Detroit" is the theme of the

show of limited-edition prints by William Moss on display through January. His imag-es include waterfront scenes of the '40s and '50s, Woodward Avenue, Briggs Stadium. Michigan Central Station and Old City Hall. Hours a re 10 a.m to 6 p.m. weekdays, until 5 p.m Saturday. 110 Fisher Building. Detroit.

• D E T R O I T GALLERY O F C O N T E M P O R A R Y C R A F T S

"Time Marches On." an exhibit of hand-craf ted clocks in wood, ceramic and silver, continues through Feb 23 Hours a r e 10 a.m to $ p.m. Monday-Friday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. 104 Fisher Building. Det ro i t

• P I E R C E S T R E E T GALLERY "Dance Photographs", by Lois Greenfield

continues through March 2. Greenfield has been photographing dancers since her arriv-al in New York in 1973. She is known for her ability to find the decisive, moment in motion and form within the photographic f rame. Hours are noon to 5 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday, 217 Pierce, Birmingham.

• S W O R D S INTO P L O W S H A R E S " P e a c e Quilting E x h i b i t " continues

through March. Hours are 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday. This show of quilts with peace designs officially opens the gallery's new location a t 33 E. Adams on Grand Circus Park, Detroit.

• DETROIT A R T I S T S M A R K E T Wall-mounted constructions by George

Ortman and drawings and paintings by Con-ni Whidden are on display through Feb. 8. Works by Ruth Goldfaden, Gary Eleinko and Kathy Clifford in the upstairs gallery. Ort-man and Whidden have maintained studios at Cranbrook Academy of Art since 1970. They will give a gallery lecture a t 3 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26. Hours a re 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 1542 Randolph, De-troit.

• DETROIT F O C U S GALLERY "Artists Choose Artists" fea tures painting

and sculpture by Thomas Nuzum, Georgette Zirbes, John Dempsey and Susan Crowell. Hours are noon to 6 p.m. Wednesday-Satur-day, 743 Beaubien, Detroit. *

• SWIDLER GALLERY Ceramic sculpture by Roy Cartwright and

Nine Borgi«-Aberle continues on display through Feb. 9. Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday-Friday, until 5 p.m. Saturday, 308 W. Fourth, Royal Oak.

• SYBARIS GALLERY Ceramics by Yih-Wen Kuo, turned wood

by Dennis Elliott and weaving by Fuyuko Matsubara are on display through Feb. 22. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Satur-day, 301 W Fourth, Royal Oak

• U-M M U S E U M O F ART Chinese New Year posters will continue

on display through March 3. The posters, spanning this century, reflect China's chang-ing political and cultural c l imate Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m Tuesday-Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 1-5 p.m. Sunday. 525 S State, Ann Arbor.

• PAINT CREEK C E N T E R FOR THE A R T S

Sculpture by John Wood is in tbe Artspace gallery through Feb. 15. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 407 Pine. Roches-ter.

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• BIRMINGHAM B L O O M F I E L D ART A S S O C I A T I O N

"Electronic Contrasts," featuring comput-er copier art, continues through Jan. 26 and features works by Peter Manse hot (curator). Norita Frcka, Bene Schuster and other well-known area artists Hours a r e 9 30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday-Saturday, 1516 S. Cran-brook, Birmingham

• PEWABIC P O T T E R Y Exhibition of sculpture by Sally Brogden,

Janet Ayako Neuwalder and Anat Shiftan

continues through Feb. 23. All three a re rela-tively recent M.F.A. graduates in ceramics, 10125 E. Jefferson, Detroit.

• B U C K H A M GALLERY Painted standing screens by Maggie Cit-

rin, paintings by Anne Hier, sculptures by Helena Sadowski-Kauppila of Troy and wa-tercolors and oils by Chris Waters a re on dis-play through Jan. 24. Hours are 11:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday, 134 Mi W. Sec-ond. Flint.

• ATRIUM GALLERY Group show includes jewelry, sculpture,

porcelain, raku, weavings and soft sculpture by a variety of artists. Continues through the month. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, until 8 p.m. Thursday, 113 N. Cen-ter, Northville.

• O.K. HARRIS GALLERY Drawings by Eugene Brodsky and box

sculpture environments by Pe te r Gabrielse are on display through Jan. 26 Hours a re 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 430 N. Woodward, Birmingham

• THE A R T GALLERY Fine ar t , sculpture and photographic ar t is

displayed regularly at the gallery in Sheri-dan Square, 30116 Ford Road, Garden City. Hours, noon to 5 p.m. Thursday, Fr iday and Saturday.

• U-M M U S E U M O F ART "Antique Toys from the Collection of Bob

Lyons" continues through Jan. 27 along with works f rom the permanent collection. Hours a re 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday-Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 1-5 p.m. Sunday, 525 S. State. Ann Arbor

• R O C H E S T E R HILLS CITY HALL Watercolors by Laurie Oldfield a re on dis-

play through February. Hours a re 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Friday, 1000 Rochester Hills Drive, off Avon Road. Rochester Hills.

• R O U T E 10 GALLERY Paintings by Manhatten artist Just in Love

continue through January Hours are 11 a.m. to S p.m. Wednesday-Sunday, until 9 p.m. Thursday, 32430 Northwestern. Farmington Hills

• PRINT GALLERY - Selection of antique posters by ar t is ts such

as Cappiello. Villemot and Collin on subjects such as bicycles, airplanes and theater con-tinue on display through January Hours are 10 a m. to 6 p m Monday-Saturday, until 9 p m Thursday. Franklin Plaza. 29203 Northwestern, Southfield

• C O U N T Y GALLERIA Thirty invited artists exhibit paintings,

fiberworks, ceramics and stained g'»— through January at the Galleria. in the Oak-land County Executive Office Building. 1200 Telegraph, Pontiac AU of the ar t is ts a re f rom southeast Michigan and were chooen to be part of the Oakland County Cultural Council's "One Percent (or Art In Public Places" program. Some of them will go into the county's permanent collection Also on display a re steel animal and reptile sculp-tures by Maple City artist William M. Allen, in the Executive Office Building a t r ium Ex-hibits open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m weekdays.

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« BEVERLY HI ILS 3 b « J r o o m v » tHrth. family room 2 car a t tached garage Recently decorated & car-peted S 144.900 932-3747

MUST SELL TODAY! 3 bedroom Oungatow, t>a!h, hying room, new carpel n e » k i t t f i en 188 000 0< test 352-9177

BEACON Square Cape Cod. 5 bed room Leonhard Sctiools Centra l a» f ireplace family room. SM7 .500 Open Sat Sun t -Spm 353-7899

BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS- 2 bed-room. 1 balh new carpet, new kilcJien & batn l oo r large ya rd freeMy painted Per 'ec! starter or rental property $67,500 647-1563

303 Watt Bloom fold Orchard Laka

BETTER THAN NEW B«auirtu> newer colonial * " t « all your ~ landscaping and amenities d o n e tor you 4 Bedrooms, 2H Oatfis. fo rma l dtfwng room. I s i Floor laundry tm-•nediateflosseewon $179,900

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464-6400

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307 South Lyon Milford-Highland

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Is whal I his 3 bedroom. 2 ba th Ranch has 10 offer Beautifully t mi shed basemen! attached side-entry garaoe on large treed lot. wen cared tor Call lor appointment today $179 000 (B36SCI. Century 21 Pal^zzotoA Travts

669-5000

CHARMINQ COLONIAL m beaut i fu l A BtoomfieW featuring 4 bedrooms 5 2 baths Fireplace m master suite 6 fami ly r oom A must see ' $153 900

ERA - COUNTRY RIDGE 474-3303

W BLOOMFIELD • s tunnwg 4 bed-room brick, 2 car garage basement, corner Sot. $149 900

399-1116

A BLOOMFIELD - Walnut & Orc-hard Lake Spacious 4 bedroom 2'-» ba th marbia foyer r emode led kitchen, bath 6 leundry. av Finished basement professional lanOscep-ing sprinklers. $196 500 By owner

626-7491

W BLOOMFIELD Contemporary 3 bedroom. 2 balh. whir lpool in mea l -erbeth ftrepiece w a * out base-ment Located neer Pteesant Lake -secluded lot Must seei Northwest Bunding 737-9050

304 Farmington Farmington Hills

COLONY PARK . By owner - located on c o m m o n s area 4 bedroom, 2H bath fwwsFved basereent. Itbrary/Oen, family room, natural fireplace, central a»r many custom features thru out Walk t o schools 4 shopping Cell for ap-pointment $198.0(58 553-9071

DOWNTpWN Farmington- - C o m -pletely renovated 1910 home 3 bedroom 2 full baths, l ibrary, great room, hardwood floors, cent !e l aw. caihedrai ceilings leaded glass, sauna, wood stov% deck pr ivate *ard Open Sun $144 900 476-5165

THREE bedroom brick ranch, 2 M l baths large family room. !«epiece ai> new Kitchen new windows 100% mowein condition tn one o l Farm-.ngton s best locations Buyers only Call tor an appt 442-0270

GREEN HILL WOODS Spectacular ranch bum m 1984 Great room concept Gorgeous landscaped scenic lot Media r o o m ' den m basement This Is a must mk home Aakmg $204 900

CALL JIM OR BRIAN

D U G G A N RE/MAX WEST 525-8252

MILFORD'NORTHVILLE 1 ac re treed. 1900 - 2300 sa Ft walk out colonial, conripuwed For move in Star t ing at $159,000 Also, srmolar homes in lot available m NorlhviHe and Now star l ing al $179,000

CORNERSTONE BUILDING 346-4300

MILFORD PINE MEADOWS - onfy 6 sues lefl including stunning p ine tree covered site adjacent l o Kens-ington Park Call 362-4150 or 664-5607

SOUTH LYON AREA Outstanding all brick ranch m t t e country Features T bedrooms" I ' v baths Family room with fwepisce. tormel dwmg room, first f loor laun-dry & basement. 2 car attached ga-rage $149,900 "

CENTURY 21 Hartford South-West

471-3555 437-4111

306 Rocha«tar-Troy BY OWNER-2 yr old 3 bedroom, large great room concept walk-out basement. 2400 sq f t . T ien*en Uverrvxs area Chicneeler 652 6 6 4 6

ROCHESTER HILLS- Custom Ranch 3 bed«oom 2 »u« bath, nraened b a s e m e n t , l i k e n e w , a s k i n g $146,000 Contact Jonn Zamora . Century 21 299-6200

BEST-BEAUTIFUL-BUY impeccable 4 bedroom 2 H baths, cus tom bum 3.000 sq ft home srts on a private wooded lot ' Upgraded ki tchen. Family room, dming room, lacuzzl room cerUrai sir furnace and skylights 2 fireplaces 2 decks f in ished basement, 6 panel doors and the list goes on $174,900

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312 Livonia 313 Canton 315 Northvilk-Novi LIVONIA - NORTHEAST - 2 bed-rooms. maintenance free, updated wi th new ceramic kitcFuen & bath, new furnace electric, carpel vinyl Siding and more1 All on two lots m a quiet, country set t ing $57,900 with a sow balance iand contract as-sumpt ion possible 299 S403

BY OWNER. 1246 Terrell COurl m- j smup^y BREATHTAKING SecluOed maculate 2 000 sq ff tn-MtfM. bnck R j t n c r . 2 Baths 2 lavs 2 f i replaces f ireplace centra l atr fenced yard, j w » i i o u t f i n i s h e d b a s e m e n t garage $105 000 961-4156 | j j j j 900-

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BRICK RANCH - 3 bedroom w.'Farn. ly r o o m garage dec* '.mmeculate c o n d i t i o n u p d a t e d throughout Must seg- $89 900 421-6536

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Cape Cods. Ranches. Colonials 427-3295

BY OWNER- 3 bedroom, V * ba th Brick Ranch, 2's car garage beaut i fu l home & area Land cont ract available 261-0169

Field stone Front colonial has everything • 4 bed-rooms. 2 fu« and 2 half baths large foyer family r oom with f ireplace t i led porch overlooking custom in-g round pool, bay window, healed garage and ipr i rwler system You'l l be del ighted when you see this beaut i fu l home priced l o sell a l $249,900

You'l l Fall in Love with tins 4 bedroom 2't bath e>ec ut ive colonial m a pr ime-area of Northwest Lrvoma Recent updates include carpeting waapaper paint-ing. ki tchen flooring and landscap-ing 20 X 40 mground heated poo l and good soed lOf completes this h o m e priced to sell at $ 169 900

Young Professional? D o you want the chance to leva in L ivonia 's prime Ktmberefy Oaks 7

Mere s your opportunity This 3 bed-r o o m brick ranch located among many higher pr iced n o n e s of fers

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CENTURY 21 ROW

464-7111 PRICED TO SELL

3 bedroom brick rarncn w tun =• basement family room w'-fvrepiace 2 car garage $9? 900

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348-3000

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: EXECUTIVE HOME Srts on * acres Th«s showroom home features 4 bedrooms '2 baths .central air Too many en'ras t o #st $228,000

PICTURE PERFECT • 4 bedroom colornei count ry charm

central ai- wooded backyard VA . -arms available $114,900

j PRICED TO SELL 4 bed room coKj-I mel m popular Windsor sub Central | air ramily r oom with f ireplace

$1.12.900

i BEST BUY - 4 bedroom colonial N j Ca r t on i jpdated f.-replace central

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454-9535

i OWNER IS DESPERATE TO SELL N Canton Colornal 4 bedrooms 2 * baths fwrwfy room with f ireplace

; luring room, amtrtg room Mr ttn-ished basemen' sprinkler system cenrr«! ay dec* fenced yard must see $129 900 ' -egot iab le "37 5502

454 9535

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AFFORDABLE. CLEAN UPDATED ! "960 bmn 3 bedroom ranch 2 ' s car ; garage Large lOf $72,900

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ASSJME SE- .ER S MORTGAGE Wi t " $560C Ga> Hen City 3 b e d ' o o m - snc*- Finished Basemen' i ' i bath i r e * garage Move-m cond i t ion Only $75 900

I Progressive Realty 726-4255

j Tms 3 bedroom ranch Thai offers .1399 sq ft o l Ihring space Family

I -oom wi th separate bath bow wuv j aow m l iving room , o n e * t atumi-: num e* lenor All ttus plus a 2 car ! garage $63,900

Century 21 J. Scott. Inc.

522-3260

NEW CONSTRUCTION 3 bedroom bnck -anch targe coun-try kitchen With doorweH insulated windows basement immedia ie oc-

c u p e n o m«si see' $74 900

324 Othar Suburban Home* For Sala _

B» OWNER Energy C l i e n t • • r . c i wrrf* waf t -out on 2 « acres n Ad-?' son Township «js- ' 1 s • - - 1

Rochester : bedrooms 2 f.jts 4 i ' baths. 2 car attaches an<3 3 car -de-

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Located 10 N W Livorua This Like new riome offers 3 bedrooms. 2 5 baths skykgnts open floor plan centra l air first f loor J^unpry sprirv-

314 Plymouth BEACON MILL - 4 bed room coMxuai 3.000 SQ ft B . owner Buyers only

kler system, privacy Fence and many 12-64 ooo Can tor in fo rmat ion i, more entras $169 900 aooomiment 453-6506

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309 Royal Oak-Oak Park Huntington Woods

N BOYAL OAK . Charming 3 bed-room brick colonial family r o o m great area E«ceHent condrt ion $129,900 524-7302 or 299-5157

ROYAL OAK - 3 bedroom bun-galow newe» s»d«ng 4 windows E* - . I ra large master bedroom. $82 900 By owner 542-081B

B O Y A l OAK - 3 bedroom bun-galow finished casement remod-eled ki tchen, hardwood f loors . $76 900 Ratpr Consefyea Realtor

399-6400

310 Wixom-Commarca Lake* Araa

COMMERCE Beautifully upda ted 3 bedroom Ranch new Features Prune area4 A must see' immediate occupancy $66 000 624-1428

N e w C o n s t r u c t i o n

Exclusively Mew Subdivision - woode i l sites. wal..-<*jt* $139 000 to $ 189.000

By Falcon Homes CALL NANCY MEiNINGER

348-9950 or 770-0211 or 780-3367

car attached ably a t $ l M

L f i u r e i P a r k S o u t h O n e o l Lnroma'e most aaairabia sub s, doee t o everything 1.900 sQuare feel. 3 bedroom. 2 's bam tu-dor wi th H the Toys Premium «* . beeutifuHy landscaped potx w i th gorgeous deck One o l the largeet homes m the sub $229,000

Easy Access t o 1-275 and the Je«eoee Freeways f rom tins 6 yeer old. 3 bedroom, tun br ick ranch wMh huge garage rhat can store 5 cars This home is well mainWmed and features an open floor plan $99 500

Great Starter Opportuni ty Circle this one and ca* you won t be disappointed when you see this 3 bed room one* ranch m an area at we« kept homes Newer vinyl win-dows and storm doors d o s e lo Livonia Mali spacious kitchen and cei l ing Fans all make this an ekcel-lent investment at $71 900

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS 462-1660

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459-6000

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HORSE FAFIM 10 - acres 60 by 150 stall bairn with indoor arena 1900 sq ft home with weM.-ouf dog kennels Stal l ion Barn 6 more $210 OOO

[ S A V E T H O U S A N D S H e l p i n g : Seeers sea By Owner k x M t l O ! HIELP-U-SeU. REAL ESTATE

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CAREFREE RANCH Fiawiess Western Westiand 3 two-room bnck ranch Finished base-m in t , master -H bath, new kitchen and bathroom aluminum tr im, and attached garage $«4 900

The Prudential Harry S Wolfe. REALTORS 421-5660

, -noecendently Owned and Opera ted

COUNTRY LIVING n this spacious 3 oeo room ranch j

almost ri»M acre lot. 'armly room i with doorwan. i ' i oe ins 2 car al- i

i lached garage, country kncf ien ! deck $78 500

Century 21 CASTELLI 525-7900 F IRST O F F E R I N G

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STARTER HOME 3 Bed-oom brick ranch large Coun-try Kitcher. natura l f ireplace with woodburrung insert.. -«ewer rool 4 carpet 2car g«rage Only $39,333

CENTURY 21 Your Real Estate 525-7700

WESTLAND Open Sun ..Jan 27 2-5

updated maintenance-hee brick rench. 3 bedrooma d m n g room tsf floor laundry, newer J4>20 garage Nicer, landscaped Won t last at $59 900 Ca* Karen REALTY WORLD

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reedy tor immediete occupency Oe« the space ol a 2 alary home a* on 1 f loor and have the fun b screened porch as wen Ertremefy well pr iced at $ 129.900

The Prudential Harry S Wolfe. REALTORS 474-5700

Independent^ Owned and Operated

FIVE B E D I O O M COLONIAL T l ba tns Irving room, dmmg room, ki tchen, large family room, 1st Hoor laundry basement $ i$7 500 By Owner after 5pm 591-0230

LAND CONTRACT TEFIMS immediate occupancy. 2 bedroom. 2 full baths appkancea fo rma l din-ing room. Florida room, laundry room, central tu. tastefully decOr at ed Priced t<* Quick saw $89 iOO1

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C LARKS TON 3 prime ecres t ionai l*ont door and loyer lead In to this custom Jesigned 'arvch The great room antft hrspiece ooens t o dwwng k l ichen and garden room a fo rd .ng a spectacular view The master suite « wonderful C a n t o a » y f o r a p p o i n t m e n t $217 500 » 3227 f Man Brook Realtors Inc 825-9300

LUXURY ON A BUOGET 1 bedroom single person s d reem Wa»-m close! lasta«u»y m i r ro red ooee ts » mnng room, awe new ap-peancaa. newer carpet ing Mot i va t -ed owners must sen- $47,900

ERA - COUNTRY RlOGC 474-3303

MIOOLEBEcT t TO MILE 2 bedroom rancti $4000 down, land contract terms — Vanraken Realty 588-4700

Vintage Charm abounds m this 2 story F»ome loca l ad in the nmlonc* drstnet of down-town Farmangion but you won' t g ive jd any lusuoaa because tme 4 bed-room home has been toiaay updat-ed and has a large avmQ r o o m wi th fireplace, fmnhed beaement fo rma l dmeig room 2't car garage end a Fionda room that over looks me oeeutitm beckyard $149 900

You'l l See Perfect ion - n e n you th® s p i n o u s 3 Bed room bnck ran<* weaned neer rxvwmown Farmng ion >«gr«gMs include me anormoua tam»y room wrth cathedral camngs and a «oR •he beeufifuey

LYON TOWNSHIP constructed Qualrty homes rveer complelvon for mmedta ia uccupar> cy Varing m desigr s«e and fea-tures Energy Eff>cienl Pr iced t o S * l - From $115,000 WILLACKERhOMFS INC 437-0097

312 Livonia ABOVE THE CROWD

JUST LISTED Sherp 3 b e d r o o m br<k Ranch leatura« hnrsfted beaement and garage Only $89 900 CENTuRV 21 TODAY 538-2000

BEAUT tFLR 3 bettr-aom brick -anc fv FanlasK aecor s l ing Fhruout Finished beaemeni 2 car ga rage Larger lot $89 900 As» lor

ANN OR CAROL HOME MASTER 425- 3830,

-oom Add to M a the large ya rd tnv isned beaement and 2 car a t tached parage and you know this home wet se* leet $144 900

The Prudential Harry S Wolfe.

REALTORS 4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0

i n d e p e n d e n t Owned and Operated

306 Brighton-Hart land

C i r c l e t h i s O n e ' First af lermfl Looking lor e 3 b e d room bnck b road*on ! ranch•> l a r g e •or w t h 2 s car garage rmAra i d » cor r a m i wmonws beeu tA^ •— (D iy i room Tfus is the one- Only $94 900 Ask fo .

TIM REILLY

R e m e r i c a HOMETOWN REALTORS

4 5 9 - 6 2 2 2

CLEAN AS M O M S PLACE very «we 3 bedroom 1 be ih tn-«euei in northeeet 1 woma Newer ceroet Furnece 8 h o i wtei healer K w e l y

' beckya rd • asce i len ! l ocawon ! $ l t 5 000(L 79SON1

4 BEOROOM RANCH : Oraet 4 Bedroom 2 Beth rancf i m

g u m sub naei

L IVONtA New Construct ion 3 bed r o o m s 2 baths full basement ranch First Floor laundry 2 car at-tached garage Upgraded l ight ing package plus f loor covering allow-ance <102 900

CANTON - Super location' Super Price* Beautiful colonial Brent-wood Estates Sub Three bed rooms, basement brick 8 ak*mi-num All neutral tones throughout Fireplece m mung room $102 900

WESTLAND - Outstanding rancn wi th Livonia schools To" any rebuilt end remooaieo New kitchen, new beth, rool. f loor, deck eirtenor etc 2 car at lached garage Double lo i with snede trees $89,250

T h e

M i c h i g a n

G r o u p R e a l t o r s

591-9200

VALUE PLUS m this 3 bed room bnck Ranch Great Lrvoma Locat ion .arge ga-rage greet Flor ida «oom mce fenced m yard $79 900

"CENTURY 21 Har t fo rd Sooth

464-6400 "YOUR CHOICE"

OWNER TRANSFERRED - and wants a deal on this maintenance free home srtt ing on ' i acre. Fee-tures include 3- large bedrooms count ry ki tchen formal dm»ng room, carpet throughout window f e a t -men ts a n d m o r e reduced t o $77 900 •

NEAT & CLEAN brick ranch offers 3 bedrooms modern mlcnen apoh-ances mciudeo hnisfted recreation room garage » petlo $76 500

O v e r A n A c r e m downtown Plymouth Lerge s p a Clous 1 t o o sq ft rench wi th 4 t ied rooms f lmsned wenp^ft basemenr 2 lull baths naturar i s r e f e c e et-tacnwd 2 car garage Gorgeous set-t ing E»ceHem eccass to eipreea-weys 1st offer ing $ 179 000 Cea

GARY JONES

R e m e r i c a HOMETOWN REALTORS

459-6222 P ; *M 0 UTM - —.med.ete Occupenc i 2 siory 3 bedroom r*>» appunces | New oot Move In cond.-tion' Watk lo downtown $95 000 454- !799 I

Plymouth's Best Buy This 1.100 sc fl r an t l i was new m ; 1965 1 IS without a doub t one of ; Plymouth s best buy Features m- ; d u d e 3 roomy b e d r o o m * • •» baths. !

j open floor plan deck j a r age A more" ju« ! hsied a l only I M 900 = 5070

R e m e r i c a HOMETOWN REALTORS

420-3400 315 Northvilla-Novi

Schweitzer Reel Estate

t m o n a doub le y o u may ca« the mover beceuiea e»enf says tfus home w « aen m one snow-mg Cm Leo G al 5 4 2 - i t »0 EJrt 55 !

(wvesnowme REAi. ESTATE ONE

FORMER MODEL |' i Spacious * beoroom 2 batn noma i •amriy room wrth Fireplace, dmmg | • oom basement anached 2 car ga-

; 'age super nouse $97 90C Century 21 - Dynamic

728-8000

Beaut i fu l FLORIDA SOUND - immaculate | 2 440 square «eet bnck colomai | brick rancn oners stnemg slate en- «im 4 bed'ooms and 2 t baihs • t rance Euro Oak mchen 4 bed j feeiure* de lude tame* room w t h • r o o m ! 2 fun bath*, family room wnh hrscace 2's car garage and kitchen f ireplace and doorwe" to deck lev 1 appfances stay" ereeusi t pnee •

ecreat ion room cent-si w- ' «or "-is area at $ 199 900

The Prudential Harry S. Wol fe.

REALTORS 462-1660

independently Owned and Operated

at tached 2 car garage Can lor e« t ras O n r y $ l 1 5 9(XJ SPACIOUS - 3 bedroom ranch bu*1 in !9®0 o i le rs over 1200 sq n cen-tral air oversued garage w * f eiec trie A gas imes Close l o i i acre on lanced KM $103 650

SPACIOUS. QUALITY, bnck i snch 3 bedroom maater bath «orma« dm-m g room Fireplece brushed bas men i 2'1 car garage H o n d a room $109 900 Buyers only 425-5092

TRANSFERRED - Mmt condi t ion bnck colonial offer»-counlr> kitchen 3 large bedrooms 2 fun b a t f s study carpel i m n n e d 'ec room gas j neat 2 car garage and m^cf i more' i Of fered a l $124 900

CENTURY 21 Hart ford South

261-4200 9 Year Old Home

. on a p remmm treed ion has a i » g * Fame* room wi th skylights lor—«i |

' dmmg room entti bay wmoow kitch an avlfi oak caBmetry tiered 3eck beeutrfui landscaprng and proles iendscapmg

cor $124 900 LIVONIA

PRICE SLASmEO $ 1 1 400 O a r m

The Prudential and garage $94 500

DUNBARTON PINES BeautAi i 4 bedroom colonial ocat

-«ar 9 U w 1 T a t Cus tom d e c « thru-out including c rown moKfcrvj m ,»nmg room neulra i wanpeper 4 up-graded carpel 1SI f loor laundry decs sprinkler S m o r e Over 2400 sq t i $ 194 900

Call D a v e He in r i ch RE/MAX 100 Inc..

348-3000

FOR SMART BUYERS Prime area s the locat ion for irvs 4 bedroor ' 2 4 2 h a " bams bnck noma t a r g e •amay 100m wiw wef bar tcrmei du^mg room, central ax

$ ' 6 4 900

Harry S. Wolfe. ESTATE SALE Central LrvonM REALTORS ; w m o m g tree streets welcome ytkr l o . — . c

IMS move m condinon 3 bed room 4 7 4 - 5 7 U U brick home wWh m m e d u t e oecu- ] rvdependen" , Owned and Operaiert pancy Taafe^i»y decorated m neu — tral tones Owner wen is s qcMk s o r a n f n n sale so Hurry on lNsone< l lOt .SOO j W W T O f l

CENTURY 21 Har t fo rd Sooth

464-6400

FIRST SHOWING L » a new <»84 b u n bnck -ench m Norm Central i i M o n e 3 bedroomme T t be lhs | •SI Floor leundry greei room, ISr»- ; p iece and lormaf a m n g room $146 900

N E S T i E D IN THE TREES Prwn« jm

ABSCH-UTEL* * MA2ING imagine Sving in Canton starting V

$96 900

Sueoar now fak ing r i a a r v i h o n s on a kmned n m o e o» wooded

; , « F AT FAMILY HOMC racmus toflc loedteo on 1

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FOSTER Or large 'am#y home 6 oed-ooms. 2 '» bath. 1.656 so ft basement. 2 > car. new roo f ing $86 500 Buyers only 261-8963

3AO0EN CITY • Ooen Sun 2 - 4 p m sew addit ion added to 3 bedroom,. 2 fcatn rancfi Central air poo l sun-porch' 2 car garage fkushed bese-mer-t 1.230 sq f l 422 - 246

SUPER BUY Clear & neat bungalow w i n 2 baths targe si tcnen and 2 'none netura i decor frmsnee casement 2 car ja-age $62 900

CENTURY 21 ROIR

464-7111 MMACULATE 2 Bedroom ranch,

immediate occupancy RefmtsnenJ throughout Nice -ieiflnt>orhoo<t Large corner 101 $55 900 525-4357

"LIVONIA SCHOOLS t 4 bedroom Colonial. Irving room » / ' - l a tma fireplace and burft-m book cases 3'» batna formal a n m g j • oom newer rool 2 car a t tached | saiage s-tuated on uerae pr ivate :

cui-de-sac lot Only $105 900 1

HEPPARD 478-2000

SIMPLE ASSUMPTION - - # M i I Cedar anch natural Vepkace cue- ; ! lorr decks oak cabmels m m c n e r ! I $79 900 ask «or Steve 326-2000 j

: WESTLAND 5 A NEW COMMUNITY \

SINGLE FAMILY HOMES

$75,990 $4200

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basement .2 car attached garage large maa>a< bedroom suite and : much mora Gel m on t*ie g round i|

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_ 595-1010 This House M i l It AH

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GREENPOINTE AT COPPER CREEK

553-4800 A- ' CONDITION EACH •

PRETT> as a picture u w i bediocm-first floor unit Tas beer 'emodeied -eoecorated wn" tne finest »ivai.* patic and ions ol storage • IWeatiand ;

$46 900

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317 R#dtofd Great Starter H o m e

Excekent condrtion end immedtate cosseesKx- avanabie on' Ifna 3 bed-room home with large Hiring room country-krtcnen and a new addit ion reer perch This « a must see at $44 900

A Rare Find? Meticulously aeen 3 bedroom 2 t bath one* rancn c o m e w e N updat -ed with M'aaside Windows carpet ing througnoul new landscapmg f irv sned baaement with new carper ng

and a 2 car garage $64 900

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS 462-1660

independently Owned and Operated

318 Dearborn P—rbom H—ght»

«ABE FIND i 5 bedrooms 2 baths Feetucsa M v

sned basement hardwood f loors j convenient kitchen, lenced vera ! Won i last at $T9 900' >W82C, : Century 21 West '349-6800

320 Horow Wayrx County

! „ _ „ r j BLOOMED -WHS-P j if you re locamg for a -nome to kve m „ . _ | or rent out. wwe heme can- be m»i 1

whal you re wokmg lor 3 bedroorr, bnck -ancn » t f i b e a m e a " It you ' need terms ca* tor oelaala ( 3 4 900 ' CASS A n t "OJT . bedrooms

T h e PrudenV\a\ Harry S. Wo/fe.

REALTORS 421-5660

' Owned and Operated

*r£STijU*D | row^vsuea baaement deck many ' upgrades reduced $4000 lor ouick

sale ic $66 SOO . Ta»-14T6

A B L O O M F i E i D comJc new :orw •emporary decor . 2 bedrooms, 2

! barns waw m dose- fa rage securi-ty system Many e r f a s great loca-tion walk to super market & man Mpvt in ?rad tc at S*S 900 ttv«030

327 New Home Builder*

BET*E» tnar -en: assu"--aO* ' gage Oec-valeC ir neutra clous storage isundr, 'oom s. tea tured m this 2 bedroom upper jrm pms carport - Wasttand $57 900 t TOO SO FT ground Boor unn wit-2 tun baths 2 bedrooms, formal am-•ng -oorr pat« carport adult com-munity - L'voma M5 000 CALL MARY GATTO

SealTy Pro^ssionats 530C B-BMINQMAM BV OWNEF

2 betfrqpms basement 2 wveis completely renovated ai appliances $«9 90c, ceeve

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332 Mobile Hornet For Sale

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REALTORS 474-5700

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EGON LEWKUT

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4 2 0 - C S 4 0 0

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Century 21 Home Center 476-7000

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REALTORS 474-5700

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464-7111

REALTORS 421-5660

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~ I The Prudential Har r yS Wolfe.

REALTORS 421-5660

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323 Homes WeeMenew County

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332 Mobile Homes For Sale

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333 Northern Property For Sale

FIVE MILES N. OF TRAVERSE CITY E * L M > Fronlag*. cry»1«i dear » • -tar, 3 bedroom, fireplace. 1550 •O f t $145,900 Paxson Bealty

1-« 16-599-2550

HiGGlNS LAKE - Onaway Stone 4 Bedroom. 3 Bath tumMhnd. l and , guest house. spnnkJer (435 .000 DECKER REALTOR 517-483-2515

TRAVERSE CITY - n M « with tartront. 6 acres sputabl oped Tnverse City utHitkee a man-

Save thousands before Usttng 477-7600 or 477-3264

via. S i 313-47

336 Southern Property LONGBOAT KEY. FL - Near Saraso-ta. Luxury oceanfrocit condo 1 Cmd-roora. « * . 6. Tennis, golf C a l afler 5pm 642-4219

SARASOTA Fla V * a . tur ' appManrea t n t n t lOClu tM 2 bedrooms. 2 Oaths adkxmno oofl course, lenai & poo l 1 -613-335-3562

339 Lots and Acreage For Sale

340 Laka-fUver-Reaort Property

CENTRAL MICHIGAN CANADIAN LAKES

2 BEDROOM LAKEFRONT - 1046 SF year round wi th oarage Aaeum-aoie. land contract . MS,900

3 BEDROOM CHALET Near ski h * . lake. golf, year round 157 500

LAKE LOTS From $23,000 GOLF LOTS From $12,000

Lakes Realty VPN (616) 972-8300

342 Lakafront Property

CHARMING LAKEFRONT FANTASTIC VIEW OF ALL SPORTS ELIZABETH LAKE This 3 bedroom. 2 bath wo lmanaad cedar Nome fea-tures two doornai ls leading t o deck, 50' steel seawall, 46 aluminum dock, extra storage, newer carpel and a 1 year home warranty $196,900

T h e P r u d e n t i a l P r o c t o r , I nc .

REALTORS 625-5700 363-5700

250 ACRES • NORTHF1ELO Twp . Washtenaw County ideal tor golf course or larm or country aetata Oe-

nax l l o cfty sewer, 1.000 Land con t rac t terms

. Can Oran F Nelson. Bro-ker. Owner Partner 313-449-2915

FULLY IMPROVED LOTS FOR SALE

Some Walk Outs AUTUMN RIDGE SUB.

West Bloom ftekJ Karen Shepherd 737-0690

GARDEN CITY % ACRE PLUS Home s«e 96 x 135 Exdueive area. AM uMttiee avaMaCM Cleared and level, ready l o excavate $41 500 481-1515

Gf lCEN OAK TWP . 10 beauti ful

nu ts Large spr ing fad pond with M R $79,000 Century 21 Hert ford South-west ask lor U n d a Roberts 437-4111. H o m e 437-1546

L/VONIA - 7 M*a 6 Wayne R Two pr ima residential buadang e tas 100- 1 t a r $52,000 96 x 147 SSSJOO 476-3213

WATERFORD-NEW LAKEFRONT Excit ing house on ail spor ts Pleas-ant Lake- 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, plus large Ml. vaulted caMngs, stone Ifraplaca & 2 car garage Only $149,900 Burider 737-6017

362 Real Estate Wanted

366 Ofc.-Bus. Space Sale/Li

AAA BIRMINGHAM LOCATION 1200 sq ft t ree s tand ing brick ofl-« bunding 14 Mae. 2 b locks E of Woodwerd 64 5-1310

ANNOUNCING International Bustnes* Centers -

now has locat ions throughout the Metro area Off ices f r o m 120 sq ft. with complete secretar ia l services and shared conference facilities Short term leasee and f lexible ex-pansion options. Canton. Troy. Sler t tng Heights. SouttlfteW and Ann Arbor . Call >BC al 454-5400

A N N O U N C I N G Maple Business Center of Troy

Best rales m town, no lease neces-sary 227. 500 sq f l on Maple, near Livernott.

F rom $235 u p per month. ' 646-0139

BEST VISIBILITY IN TOWN! Prime off ice apace In downtown Miitord Perfect tor At torney, CPA. Doctor, Dentist or o ther service Professionals Can Grace at

REAL ESTATE ONE 684-1065

BIRMINGHAM OFFICE SUITES Premium locat ion

630 w j . f l 6 1000 sq. f t 646-2929

CANTON - b rand new medical snd General of f ice bui ld ing. Ford Rd./ LHley area $9 per square loot. 500 sq ft and up Near 1-275 563-5272

CANTON Executive suites t r o m 150 sq.ft. or conventional space Off ices from $295 per mo 454-5400

CANTON - 2000 sq ft at $1350 per month ($6 10 sq f t ) p lus utihties In-cludes taxes 5620 Canton Canter Rd.. Suite 180. 455-2900

CITY OF PLYMOUTH Approximate-ly 1950 sq.ft. of of f ice or commercial space, ideal Mam Street location, ample paved park ing FEHLK3 REAL ESTATE 453-7800

DENTAL/MEDICAL

Birmingham - Sui te avai lable Pro-fessional bui ld ing. Easy access from Hunter Blvd. On si te park ing Please call. Mon -Fri., 9 -4 30 656-0711

DESK SPACE AVAILABLE IN TROY Prime off ice locat ion on Rochester Rd.. All services avai lable. Can Paul at 528-0033

FARMINGTON HILLS - Executive of f ice. N o r t h w e s t e r n / M l d d l e b e r t area $300 m o AH services avail-able Call Mon. - Fr i 851-9292

FARMINGTON HILLS 2 offices 245 sq ft available Full service - tax, copier , phone, eic. available 477-7600

366 Ofc.-Bus. Space Sale/Li

PLYMOUTH-For lease 1.600 sq ft Second floor off ice in central busi-ness district $6 per »q ft including taxes Utilities separately metered Landlord wW remodel l o suit for 3-5 year lease 455-0575

PLYMOUTH LAW OFFICE

On Main Street in State Registered Historic Home Secretarial. Confer-ence Room. Copier Relerrals equal 10 rant

Call 459-8611

PRIVATE OFFICES. 1(4 floor of bMg 1326 sq f t . customer parking, plus protected park ing, util it ies, near ball park, beauti ful ly turniahed.

964-2369

REDFORD OFFICE 24821 Five Mile Rd.

West Of Telegraph 2 rooms * m-sult s torage and bathroom Private entrance, carpet-ing and bl inds All uti l i t ies included New Low Rate CERTIFIED REALTY. INC 471-7100

R E D F O R D O F F I C E 24350 JOY ROAD

w of Telegraph • Beautiful 2 story bui ld ing • Underground park ing • Carpet ing & Winds • Lil s ignage • Single room and up • Low rate includes all util it ies CERTIFIED REALTY. INC 471-7100

RENT FREE FOR 2 MONTHSI iozy off ice a wai t ing room In <rt Downtown Royal Oak location. Only $150 /mo Cal l Sua. 646-3765

ROCHESTER HILLS HAMPTON PROFESSIONAL PARK

NEW MEDICAL/OFFICE SPACE

$ 9 . 7 5 S q . Ft . Deluxe Office Suites f rom 765 s q It.

DIVERSIFIED DEVELOPMENT 853-5700

Brokers Welcome

SHARED OFFICE CONCEPTS

Executive Off ice Leasing At It 's Best

• Private off ices • Professional & at tent ive staff • Full service bui ld ings

NOVI (8 MMe at 1-275) 313-346-5767

BIRM H A M (Woodward at Brown) 313-433-2070

SHARE RENT space with Silver-mans Restaurant /general office, approx 1500 sq f t . . Canton, I275 6 Ford Road $750 /mo 459-2272

366 Commercial/ Retail

400 Apta. For Rent

SUBLEASE 750 sq It Completely redecorated Slorelront In Mini-m a l Birmingham location Good parking 649-5410

369 lndust./Warsbouse Sale/Lease

AIRPORT COMMERCE

CENTER Award Winning Development

industrial Suites M-59 at PONTIAC AIRPORT

1200 sq ft $600/mo complete 1600-10.000 s q ! Other suites t rom

Ca* Al Montahro 666-2422

CITY OF PLYMOUTH New 1250 or 2500 sq ft. warehouse with office HVAC, 3 phase

455-6000

FARMINGTON HILLS - New Build-ing Expressway exposure. 10 Mile 6 Grand River area. 1575 sq ft Ample parking available Call 477-5951

For Leaae

Golden CofrkJor in Canton Take advantage ot this special offer for a l imited t ime only 3 mos Iree rent with 15 month lease 560 sq ft warehouse units only $200 per mo 2.000 sq ft warehouse units only $600 per m o Secretarial services available For more Information please can 454-2460 or evenings 346-1833

PRIME OFFICE/WAREHOUSE Farmington Hills - up t o 6750 sq. f l . Auburn H IM - up 10 34000 sq. f t . Oak P a r k - u p t o 6500 sq. ft Lambrecht Properties, mc 259-3800

400 Apta. For Rent

AUBURN HILLS Bloomfield Orchard Apts.

Spacious 1 bedroom apartments from $425 00. includes heat, gas 6 water Blinds Included Pool • laun-dry facilities 6 more Short l a r m furnished units available Open 7 days

3 3 2 - 1 8 4 8

SINGLE ROOM OFFICE SPACE From 240 sq f t up . start ing at $225 Including ut i l i t ies Ford Rd & Mlddlebeft . Garden City 422-2490

SOUTHFIELD - 10 Mi le/Northwest-ern area Furnished off ice In Suite wi th Consultants, includes Fax 4 Copier. Secretar ia l service avail-able $325 / m o CaH 353-0966

TROY Big Beaver Road Executive suites f rom 150 sq ft wi th secretarial services 637-2400

CASH TODAY OR

GUARANTEED SALE Aleo It m Foreclosure

Or Need Of Repair

C e n t u r y 2 1

CASTELLI 525-7900

365 Business Opportunitiea

AFFLUENT SUBURBAN Detroit lo-cat ion A well established, high-vol-ume picture f rame shop Excellent staff, equ ipment , reputat ion, inven-tory Good lease. National franchise Send inquir ies to: 206 E Maple. Ste 230, B i rmingham, Ml 46009

ANYTHING wo r th while is worth working for If .you are not afraid of hard work wi th t remendous financial rewards, tfus business opportunity may be for you. Call 313-396-1122

A SUPPLEMENTAL INCOMEI Seplic Tank Cleaning Businaai

25 years, Wayne & Oakland county areas Owner Retir ing 421-1400

AVAILABLE SHARED EXECUTIVE Office, business, answering service secretary servtoe W 8 ioomf ie ld 651-6555

FOR LEASE - 3.000 Sq. Ft In Ponti-ac hght industr ial locat ion Heat, air condit ioning, furn i ture phone sys-tem, au uti l i t ies inc luded $6 per ft. 332-0550

Golden Corridor in Canton t ime onf , 225

Bq.ft. off ice units - wi th window $440 per mo. 225 sq. ft office -without window, $350 per mo. Pric-es include uti l i t ies, g round mainte-nance. i n te r i o r / ex te r i o r mainte-nance. taxes, insurance, phones & shared secretarial service For more information please call: 454-2480 or evenings call- 346-1833

LIVONIA - A N N ARBOR RD 1000 sq ft of f ice/business space available ideal lor subdiv ided offic-es CaM 953-0008

LIVONIA Farmington Rd. at

Eight Mile MEDICAL /

PROFESSIONAL SPACE AVAILABLE LOWEST RATES/

GREAT LOCATION From 1.080 sq. ft

CERTIFIED REALTY. INC 471-7100

Very Reasonable-Pnme Location Farmington Hills, 12 Mile 4 Farm-ington Rd Excellent medical /gener-al off ice suite Beautiful ly appointed 1000 sq ft m high visibil ity area Im-mediate occupancy Call 745-7530 or 626-3720

WESTLAND/CANTON area Now available tor leeae 1.200 aq ft..

area Ideal for 326-2015

Cherrytul l /Haggerty a i Medical /Dental o f f ice

3 6 7 B u a . - P r o t . B t d g s .

S a l e / L e a s e

ERECTED POLE BUILDINGS (Frost and snow 2 0 prob lem. I Commercial Reeidentlal and Farm Licensee and Insured Can Wood land Builders

1-600-950-2294

REDFORD For lease - free standing building Formally denta l off ice. Owner occu-pier! 27 years Beecf iDaty/School-cralt (1-96) 664-2067

TROY Tenant partner wanted lor excellent investment oppor tun i ty lor execu-t ive 'medica l of f ice space From 600 to 3000sqft On L ivemots near Baa Beaver 244-2990

368 Commercial / Retail

BOWLING ALLEY. 32 lanes - will share. Detroi t area, well kept, re-cently remode led Great Investment, call right away 353-4374

LIVONIA - Off ice Space lor lease 1 room suite with warehouse on 8 Mile neer Farmlng ion Rd Secretari-al 4 telephone answer ing <76-2442

348 Cemetery Lota CADILLAC MEMORIAL WEST

2 spaces with vault marker 6 per-petual care. $1000 After 5pm. 722-5559 or 726-4225

NICE LOTS in Wtme Cnapei ca* for 73S-2192

PARKVIEW MEMORIAL - Livonia 3 lots, Garden o l Medita-

517-429-6700

cemetery Ml Uon $1,200 or beat offer C a l collect

ROSE LAND PARK CEMETERY Royal Oak 4 101a. sect ion 50 rata* value over $3000, aa* lor $1000

642-9190

TWO LOTS 4 Ga-lop M al Gardens Weat. Ser

m o n on the Mount C a l after 5pm 427-4626

WOOOLAWN CEMETERY. 2 lots. $650 each Arm

538-3351

$58 Mortgages A Land Contracts

NORTHFIELD TOWNSHIP S and 10 acre parcaM Beeuir lui view of go* course Perked Land Corv

437-1174

NORTHFCLD TOWNSHIP M ACRES w « divide heev*y we

perked Land Contract

OAKLANO TWP Wocheeter scJioott

-1760 - . 10 » acre lots >66.000 Waser 4 sewer

r n * E E BUILOING SITES siaHaBIs M Canton N of C h a n y H M . Between S M U o n 4 uaev <18.000 each Contact Sieve or Scoft a* 786-0020

TROY Golden Cor r ido r '

V y T ^ ft Neer L 7 S 4 S * (leaver C e « V W - 0 ' 3 7

TROY Land

m M i <42 $36 900 Aafe ler

Carolyn Winnie REAL ESTATE OWE

6 6 2 - 3 7 0 0

WEST S L O O M F K L D

m*oa

3 4 0 L a f c e H h r e r fteeort

i L A M CMAMLSVOW M O M t

S » * I W I , 3 M M

BUYING LAND CONTRACTS Fu« or Part ia l

Feet Caani . 1 (313)751-1220

CASH FOR LANO CONTRACTS

BUSINESS PARTNER Wanted lor resale matern i ty store located in Berkley Ceil Mon-Sat 10-5 lor

544-1538

CENTURY 21 FRANCHISE Livonia Area Century 21 currently operat ing of f ice lor sale inquiries write: P O 48167

Box 456. NorthvWe. Mi

LIVONIA SCHOOLCRAFT 4 INKSTER

Office space in act ive center 795 sq ft lormerfy at torneys offices. 1250 sq ft formerty dental cfcnic. excellent cond i t ion A lso 700 sq ft for retail Brokers pro tec ted

Cel l - 646-9660

CLEANING PERSON Pari t ime poeit lon available even-ings Southf ie ld location Must have previous custodia l experience Call before 1 l a m 352-0379

D I S T R I B U T O R S H I P S ava i l ab le throughout met ro Detroit lor com opera ted a lcoho l breathalyzers Every bar . restaruant 4 bowling al-ley needs o n e New product m Mich-igan In greet demand No conpau-thon You can d o 11 lull or part time out of your home $10,000 invest-ment nets $60,000 per yv 100% fi-nancing available Ground floor op-portunity C a l Oart Breathalyzers for in format ion 313-965-4455

LIVONIA Schoolcraft & Middtebelt

• 1,200-24.000 sq ' f t • Ample wen HI per i l ing • Custom Bund Out • Conference Meet ing Rooms • Hotel 4 Reetaurants on site

BUCKINGHAM OFFICE PARK Ceo for Leeamg Rates

421-0770 468-0695

AUBURN HILLS, retai l or of f ice 1600 sq ft plus 600 sq. ft basement ample p a r . ing. excel lent location.

693-6931

AUBURN/ROCHESTER $900 MOVES YOU IN

2 AND 3 BEDROOM

LUXURY TOWNHOUSES New England architecture featuree 1500 sq.ft., formal dmmg room, spa-cious dinette. 2% baths, full size •rasher/dryer, blinds, covered park-ing. health ck ib . pool, spa and tan-Ms courts are yours 10 an|e» In the canter of Birmingham/Troy/Rochea-ter area Avorvdaie School District

VISIT OUR MOOELS TODAY

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SQUIRREL RD.. S OF M-59 652-7550

BERKLEY - 12 4 C o o M g e Large 1 bedroom, very dean, no pets v»fci per month 399-6725

BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN studio apartment available, immedi-ate occupancy, rant $465 4 security $650 No pets 478-6333

BIRMINGHAM IN-T0WN, 650 Ann St.. 1 bedroom, carpet, blinds, heat included No pels Lease $500 4 $535 647-7079

BIRMINGHAM In Birmingham

It s BUCKINGHAM!

B U C K I N G H A M M A N O R You DESERVE

•he Buckingham Lifestyle I

• Deluxe 2 bedroom ap ta • SIX. that 's ' i g i t . six doeets

• 1 * baths • Full basements • Beautiful setting

ONLY $300 Security Deposit And 1 month FREE RENT

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6 4 9 - 6 9 0 9 BIRMINGHAM - Large 2 bedroom Available immediately Hardwood floors Close to I own $560 mo Ca» Manager 643-0750

BIRMINGHAM, lovely 1 bedroom $525 month Carpeted. newtyWRo-rated. balcony or pat io Credit re-port required. 301 N. Eton 356-2600 Eves 649-1650

BEAUTY SALON BUSINESS Great locat ion In h igh traff ic area of Garden City Contact Lister for more deta i ls $22,900 N-5TIN-G

ERA COUNTRY RIDGE 346-6767

CANTON - Health, karate or dance studio lor lease also ideal for day care center Sauna 4 locker room, approximately 3000 sq. ft 45166 Ford Rd acroea f rom Meiiers Thrif ty Acres 358-4080

LIVONIA SINGLE off ices Profes-sional bui lding Waatside $200-$300 per mo mciudee telephone answer-ing 464-2960 or 349-5449

Commerc ia l bunding In City of Plym-ou th 3600 sq ft Excellent Ann Ar-bor Road locat ion Why rant? I t 's cheaper to own Possible Land Con-tract Can W M FEHLtG FEHLIG REAL ESTATE 453-7800

ENVIRONMENTAL CO - High in-come. low Investment, no employ-ees and n o fixed overhead 22nd fastest v o w i n g GO in the country Charles Enckson 721-4479

ESTABLISHED hobby ( h o p for sale moving nor th , must sacrifice.

869-4321 -66®-9112

FAMILY RESTAURANT. 8 years old. Si C l e f M ich Exoaaani business m

$295,000 caah i: 727-9714

growing 1 Can after

of Amer ica 9611

C A S H ! investor for your lend con-tract or mortgage r e c e i v a b l e

Tepee Realty313-454-3610 WE BUY MORTGAGES

F u * 4 Pamai hCa* Kurt 462-0947

381 Money To Loan - Borrow

A I L HOMEOWNERS

$ S p e e d y C a s h $ Any purpose WW r i l t s « e d "

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Ca* 369-CA4M OSS-2474)

CALL KATZ- 967-0110

3 8 2 R e e l E s t a t e W a n t e d

W f SUY REAL ESTATE Need Cash d o e s Q u * * i y

Caught In toraooeurel C a * ue now

F R 0 7 E N YOGURT 4 LUNCHEON Shop Farmington H«s Now accepting offers 489-4395 or 737-2516

<CE CREAM 4 SANDWICH SHOP For Sale

Far weat Oek lend County location Ca* after 6 P M 443- 2566

LIVONIA - 5 Mke/Midd lebe i r Up to 1O66 sq. ft plus free comererice room 4 also t ra in ing r o o m C a l Ken Haw Days 525-0920 Eves 261-1211

MEDICAL SPACE FOR LEASE Excafient locat ion m newei Farming-ton HMs off ice idea l for physiusn

office or looking for smaller preel leaae part ia l of f ice space smaller pract ice Group • w M w v ^ o

Nicer* la id out EXECUTIVE SUITE containing 2.752 sq_f t in well mam-tamed off ice bui ld ing o n 12 Mae Rd Between Evergreen and Lahaar Can be eub -dMded or expended to 4.220 aq ft suite, immediate occu-pancy. lots of w indows and free p a r t i n g MAKE US A N OFFER - WE WANT TO LEASE T>fiS SPACE NOW 647-7171

DOWNTOWN ROCHESTER

FOR LEASE • Retail - df f ice

• Medica l - Oantal • Cafe/Del i Locat ion

• Beeuty Salon

3 3 5 - 1 0 4 3 DOWNTOWN WAYNE 15 X 80 s iors m busy Kroger-Perry str ip center on Michigan Ave m Wayne Ample parking, g o o d traff ic raaaon-abie rent Caa 647-7171

BIRMINGHAM, luxury 15th f loor stu-dio apt in 555 Bldg . newfy redeco-rated. heat included, subiel $720. mm 6 mos 642-1330 . 540-7216

BIRMINGHAM - Mernl lwood Bldg bedroom apartment available year lease Indoor p a r t i n g $735 / mo Please can 642-7400

BIRMINGHAM • Oakwood Manor Deluxe 2 bedroom, central air. pa-tio. storage room, carport $ 8 0 0 - $ « 0 540-7060

BIRMINGHAM ONE MONTH FREE RENT

Newly remodeled 2 bedroom apart merits fusl E o l Adams Rd downtown Birmingham Rental rales include heat water, vert ide bunds new »lichen naw appliances rmr rored doors 4 upgraded carpet ing

OPEN SAT For lurthur into can 644-1300

B I R M I N G H A M Avai lable Soon 1 bedroom apart-ment wi th new kitchen semi private basement 4 entrance. Wa i t ing dis-tance to downtown 4 shopping Leaae $495 EHO No pels pieaae

BENEICKE & KRUE

642-8686 280-0666 BIRMINGHAM

Vary d e a n apt lor rant, 251 14 Mile, near Pierce Excellent value. 2 bed-rooma w / vaulted ceamgs, Me balh, Irving room w / dmmg area, k i tchen w/ appl iances, fun baaemeni 4 ga-rage $650 mo + u t * t lee 4 securi-ty 1 yr. lease Call Dane 644-3262

B IRMINGHAM 1 bedroom down-town apartment , axceaant locat ion 4 condi t ion, $600 per month After 6pm 256-5404

BIRMINGHAM. 2457 E. Maple, 1 bedroom, carpet, bknds. central sir. carpor t No pats Leaae $445-4500

643-4428

B L O O M F I E L D C L U B

BLOOMFIELO HILLS LOCATION

SPACIOUS 1. 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS

FROM $495 1 MONTH FREE RENT

(new tenants only) CARPORTS THRU-UNIT DESIGN DISHWASHERS LAUNDRY FACILITIES STORAGE FACILITIES BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED POOL

Ca» Garry. 335-8810

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - on Square Lake. Lovely 2 bedroom apartment for lease or seie. Move right m. $615 per month. C a l Lori. Days: 647-4402. evenings. 540-2445

BLOOMFIELD SQUARE AUBURN HILLS

• Newly Redecortated • Vert ical Bunds Included • FREE Heal • Short Term Lease Available • Smal l Pets Accepted

Extra large light and airy 1 4 2 bed-room apar tments 11* balh. large walfc-m closets, dlshwssher washer

dryer m bu*dlng. central air. cable, in tercom security system, large s torage area, pool and 24 hr maintenance Walk 10 shopping and bank ing, mm t rom expereaa. Rent f rom $460 - $545 Just off South Bhrd between Squirrel 4 Opdyke Mon-Fr i , 10-6 Sal 4 Sun 12-3

852-4388

400 Apta. For Rent C A N T O N

C A R R I A G E C O V E L U X U R Y A P T S .

(LILLEY 4 WARRENI

SUPER SPECIAL on 2 bedroom apts.

(1 yr leeae only) (Ment ion ad lor '4 m o Free Rent)

NO OTHER FEES Private Entrances

One Bedroom - $495. 900 sq It Two Bedroom - $570, 1100 aq «

Vert ical b l inds 4 carport included Wa offer 6 mon th leases in two bad-room apar tments only Near expreaeweys 4 shopping

Rose Doherty. proper ly manager

Can ton

F A I R W A Y C L U B Gotfside Apta. 1 & 2 Bedroom

Free Golf Heat & Hot Water Free

Carport Included 728-1105

• CANTON• FRANKLIN PALMER From $445 Free Heat

MOVE IN SPECIAL

OPEN UNTIL 7 0 0 P M

Quiet Count ry Sett ing Dishwashers • Specious

4 Sound-cond i t ioned Apartments Pooi»Sauna>CBble>Large Closets

400 Apta. For Rent TOWNHOUSES AT Amber Timber Lodgee neer Troy Largs bedroom 4 lof t , fireplace Many wi th waaheri dryer h o o k u p * Musi see 10 appred-ate 280-1700

CLAWSON/ROYAL OAK One-Stop apartment shopping Coma Sunday Jan 27th, 1pm-4pm Off ice building at 4000 Crooks. Royal Oak or c a l for appointment . Pets 7 A j f t t

AMBER APARTMENTS 280-1700

Dearborn H a b i t s CARRIAGE PARK APTS

27201 CANFtELDOR

YOU FOUND IT AFFORDABLE APARTMENT LIVING

Free Heal . Water. AU

1 4 2 BEDROOMS STARTING AT $475

New Carpet. Vert ical Bknds Sps-d o u s Closets. Balconiee. AD Appli-ance*. Intercom, Storage Area, Pool. Clubnouaa Mmutea Away f r o m Freeways and Shopp ing Landscaped Psrk-LIke Atmosphere

OPEN DAILY 9 - 5 274-7277

SUN 11-4

On Palmer. W. of Lllley 397-0200 Daily 9 - 7

Sat. a Sun. 12 - 4

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TROY 680-9090 3726 Rochester Rd

SOUTHFIELD 354-8040 29286 Northwestern Hwy

CANTON 981-7200 42711 Ford Rd

NOVI 346-0540 Across I rom 12 Oaks Mal l

CLINTON TWP. 791-8444 36870 Garfield

1-800-777-5616

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WINDSOR WOODS

LUXURY APARTMENTS 1 4 2 Bedroom Apartments

From $475 with carport Vert ical Bl inds Throughout

Quiet Soundproo f Construct ion Walk t o Shopping

Off Warren between Sheldon/Lll ley Mon.-Fr i . , 9 -Spm. Sat 4 Sun 1-5pm

Evening appo in tments available

4 5 9 - 1 3 1 0

C A N T O N 1 bedroom, stove, refrig-erator . com washer 4 dryer, carpet, curtame. $400 m o mdudaa heat Also 2 b e d r o o m - $475 455-0391

CLARKSTON - 2 bedroom town-houses $515. blinds, storage air. diahwaaher Almost new. must see* Washer /d rye r hooH-ups 620-9119

CLAWSON/TROY - New 1 bed room. Casablanca fan. mm bl inds, air. d ishwasher, snack bar musl see $495/ m o 549-8685

DEARBORN HEIGHTS - Immediate occupancy Van B o m and Pemern area Upper 1 bedroom with all ap-pl iancea. separate util it ies $350 per mo •» securi ty deposit Sorry no pels 522-1611

BEST APARTMENT VALUE

FARMINGTON HILLS

T I M B E R I D G E

DELUXE 2 BEDROOM UNITS

$555 (L imned l ime offer - 1 m o tree rem with 1 year leeae. new tenants only I

indudea appl iances, vertical bunds carpeting, pool, d o e e m Farming!on Hills locat ion

Enter East of t Orchard Laks Rd on Folaum S o l G rand River

Moda l Open Dally 9 -5 Except Wedneaday

478-1487 775-8200 GRAND RIVER - MIDOLEBELT

GREAT LOCATION

C E D A R I D G E Deluxe 1 4 2 bedroom units

F R O M $ 5 1 0 immed ia te Occupancy

INCLUDES Vertical bknds. carpet ing, patios or balconiee with doonaraBs Hotpomt appl iances, security system, si or age wlthm apar tment

Enter o n Tulane 1 biock W of Middlebet l on the S side o l Grand

Near Bots lord Hospnai . Lrvoma Man 4 down town Fsrmmgton

4 7 1 - 5 0 2 0 Mode l open dally 1-5 Except Wednesday

OFFICE: 775-8200 —

W OF 7 MH.E. 1 4 2 bedroom f rom $370-$440 mcludee heal 4 water, spacious. 255-0073

CANTON Nice 1 bedroom apartment, rural sett ing, half mile west o f . 1-275 on Mich igan Ave 454-3765

DETROIT- 1 bed room apt eveNebie Immed ia te ly S340/mo Includes hset 7 MUe 4 Telegraph a rea

533-0369

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CAMBRIDGE APTS. Quiet c o m m u n i t y aurroundmgs. beauti ful ly landscaped grounds, ex-cellent locat ion - within walking die-l a c e t o sf iopping. church, restau-rants, specious 1 4 2 bedroom de-

luxe apts Newfy-modernized

2 7 4 - 4 7 6 5 Off ice Hrs 9 -6 Mon thru Fri.

Sat 10-4 York Propert ies mc

FARMINGTON HILLS

N E A R D O W N T O W N

F A R M I N G T O N

Super Locat ion

Small 60 unit complex

Very laroe 1 bedroom unit with patio - $485 •

Includes: carport, all appli-ances. carpeting, verticals, sliding glass door. Shopping nearby

STONERIDGE MANOR Freedom Rd W of Orchard Lake

478-1437 775-8200

t PORTSMOUTH A P A R T M E N T S

^ L A K E F R O N T APARTMENTS ONE & T W O B E D R O O M

BIRMINGHAM PLACE Luxury apis m downtown Birming-ham Studio 1.2 4 3 bedroom apts available Indoor parking 642-9000

EXCELLENT CONDITION - 800 SQ ft bui lding m Radford Can be used for retail or off ice Call between 9-5pm 531-0321

OFFICES IN W BLOOMFIELD Orchard Lake Rd Private entrance 600 10 5500 sq ft

851-8555

I V O W A AREA BEAUTY SHOP FOR SALE

Cad alter 6 p m 421-1057

MO OVERHEAD No peyre* . no m»aafment. fabulous Income, let u * show you how* 24 hour meaaege 313-486-1043

PCTOSKFY DOWNTOWN - RET AH am Shop leeae eveAebia $12 800 + mwensory Vacation P-ooer"*% Network Be f tyWIee 616-347-7800

PLYMOUTH UNIQUE QfTT SHOP

SOUTHFIELD TAXI CAB for sale

P « M wl fh — City of Somhhefcl par mna For InteriwaRori cefl " 4 74-8090

TANNING SALON - NORTHVILLE ? s t a n d - * * haves

427-2030 Turnkey. 4 I $14,000

UPSCALE SUBURBAN SPORTS

WANTED TO BUY 1 Store ar w a buy tape mvereory 4 equipment C m V « o Home Daav my. me fJU|

P e n t h o u s e O f f i c e Located m Troy IMS 850 sq ft penthouse has a natural sky*grif.

located on the th i rd f loor ideal for advert iamg graphics or art Vary favorable -ate

6 * 0 4 1 3 9

FARMINGTON HILLS RETAIL OR OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE

Several choice locations

LOWEST RATES/ BEST LOCATIONS

CERTIFIED REALTY. INC 471-7100

BIRMINGHAM Quart on Aoad 4 Telegraph

18 2 Bedroom Apartments From $615

Heat Included

* New Year's Special

WHETHERSFIELD APTS 645-0026

Mon.-Fri. 9-5 Sat.-Sun. 12-5

'L imi ted time, naw reeidenfs upon ser weae Select units

GARDEN CITY 1,000 t o 1 700 sq ft on Middtebelt

SHVESTRl INVESTMENT 425-6249

NEEDS REPAIRS LNome 32150 Plymouth Rd E o l Mernmer 2300 sq ft BuUdmg Let sue 90x287 BuHdebie «n been Sacrif ice' Land Contract 261 0200

PLYMOUTH - LOW RENT

• 983 sq f t 1217 SO f t 4 2000 sq II

trance, heat /s i r condi t ion ing 4 elec-tric A m p N pa rk ing

455-3102 PLYMOUTH - OLD VILLAGE

Prime ofkee/rasas Two units 1-3 r o o m s , s e p a r a t a e n t r a n c e

Leaae 490-0420

PLYMOUTH

5STm T & I Z Z - n " 3

453-0580

PLYMOUTH - TOOaqfl naw 2 story off ice tx jed lng First month 'snt fres No security dapoei t AvekaWa m -

R f O P O R O Grand River f rontage

From 560 sq ft t o 2500 sq 350-2754 or 365-9504

NOW AVAILABLE FOR LEASE 1 500 sq ft Tssegraph ' f o r d Rd lo-cat ion Office 4 worn shop specs $1,550 monthly Phone 274-4210

ONLY C O N S O E R THIS

v o u want t o be seen Vaibawy 10 100 000 cars per day Ford Rd 4 MMtdMbait Garden City, 775 aq f l C a t 422-2400

PLYMOUTH.

Hotel Comer of M a m St 4 Ann Ar-bor Trail Creen Smi th 453 1«20

SHOPPING CENTERS FOR LEAdE B ioomkew Map le 4 wssser Rmer view Grenge 4 K ing 471

w f S t l A N O - La 1200 sq 1

453- 5496 or 459-0853

200 BY 166 LOT. In Canton near t -wey Zoned C-4 . 1 479 sq ft home* off ice Lwamned potent ia l M N O

MELP-O-SCLL REAL ESTATE

BIRMINGHAM Telegraph & 14 Mile

Spacious 2 Bedroom Apartments & Townhooaes

From $865 Heat Included

THE GLENS OF BLOOMFIELD

642-6220

WASHER AND DRYER IN EACH APARTMENT

DRAMATIC CATHEDRAL CEILINGS AVAILABLE

F R O M

HEAT INCLUDED

CENTRAL AIR

^ THRU-UNIT * DESIGN

LEASING OFFICE O P E N 7 D A Y S A W E E K

BOUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY

B I R M I N G H A M TIMBERLANE APARTMENTS

Vertical Bands • Dishwasher • Dispoeel • Central Air

1 Bedroom - From $600 2 bedroom $720

(1 Mo s Free Rent Before Jan 31)

C a l to new 268-7786 Evea W e t ) e n d s 646-6736

BIRMINGHAM 2 bedroom with ga

Mcudee kee l 4 wstsr sscurity r e 258-4035efler 5 446-2198

BIRMINGHAM Oak A A Gas neat 4 wi

BIRMINGHAM-1 MO FREE RENT

i mopp ing Heat 4 water included M 1 - 4 1 5 7

BIRMINGHAM 3 bedroom, M bath e saner 4 dryer m una atr

T H E G A T T O G R E A T L I V I N G !

A P A R T M E N T S

n o u n GATE

12 Mi le

F r o m $ 3 8 0 • C o n v e n i e n t l y l o c a t e d o n l y

m i n u t e s f r o m e x p r e s s w a y s a n d T w e l v e O a k s M a l l

• Spacious Apartments in an Ideal Location

O n P o n t i a c Tra i l | u s t W e a t of B e c k R o a d Moo. - Fri. 1 0 - 6 • S a t . 1 0 - 5 • S u n . 12"- 5

6 2 4 - 1 3 8 8 EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY

400 Aptt. For Rant 400 Apts. For Rant 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Aptt. For Rant 400 Apts. For Rant 400 Apis. For Rant 400 Apts. For Rant 400 Apt*. For Rant DEARBORN HEIGHTS DEARBORN CLUB

From $450 FREE HEAT

Spec ious -Grea t Value H e a t - A a - P o o l - C a b l e

Some 2 bedrooms • 1H baths Townhouses Available

Just N of Ford Rd 5720 muster Rd

561-3593 Open Daily 12-7PM Sat. & Sun. 12-4PM

FARMINGTON AREA-AveHable now Senior « W 1 meri ts Ground f loor, in-dividual garden privi leges 6 acrs country set t ing Star t ing at $392 par month, heat included 477-8833

FARMINGTON HILLS - beautiful 1 000 SQ ft apar tment , 2 bedroom. 2 bath pnvata entrance, leundry room 4 more i avsHabie $700-'mo Rolicrset Ap ts 336-8226

FARMINGTON HILLS 1 bedroom, . su i t ed cemrigs f i r e

.pieces, wssher 'dryers Greet loce-tion pets welcome, star t ing at $610

Call 478-6806

FARMINGTON HILLS ASK ABOUT VALENTINE SPECIAL 1600 sq ft . 2 bedroom. 2 bs th w/ wsl*-<n closets covered peri l ing, washer'dryer vert ical bunds at-tended gatehouse and a 24 hour mopi lored Intrusion and f ire alarm

FROM $855 SUMMIT APTS.

NORTHWESTERN 4 MIDOLEBELT

626-4396 FARMINGTON HILLS

A RANCH 4 TOWNHOUSE COMMUNITY

Elegantly deeigned 2 or 3 bedroom ranch, or 3 bed room townhouses.

bsths 2000 sq ft of Irving spece. whir lpool tub full bssement, 2 . car at tached garages From $1475

COVINGTON CLUB 14 M M 4 Middiebei t

651-2730

400 Apt*. For Rant DETROIT - 7 MILE - TELEGRAPH, lovely 1 bed room I rom $410-4425. •ndudee heel 4 water atao stucBo $350 $100 off rent 534-9340

DETROIT-7 MUe/Lahser Nice 1 bedroom apt Newly decora ted, car-peted heal and air $325 /mo C m 537-0014

FARMINGTON HILLS CALL FOR VALENTINE SPECIAL

Naw England cha rm - new 1500 sq II 2 4 3 bedroom townnnouses 2 ' t bsths. specious master bed-room suite wasnar dryer. bUrtds and covered park ing

FOXPOINTE TOWNHOUSES Halsted & 11 Mile

473-1127 FARMINGTON HILLS - sublet t o Aug 31 Walkout t o lovely rol l ing greenbefl. VERY PRIVATE - you ses no neighbors, bui ldings or perk ing lots! Spacious l bed room w / l o f s o l e i l 'AS $575 includes heal l Carport 4 m-unl t washer/dryer a v s i t a p *

CaH Sherry R^ MAX 100. Inc 346-3000

FARMINGTON HILLS

FROM $475 • Free Heat • Large 1 & 2 Bedroom • T or 2 Year Leases

V I L L A G E O A K S 4 7 4 - 1 3 0 5

DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM - 1 Bedroom upper w ' l a rge k i tchen 4 Irving room Stove refrigeretor heat 4 garage included 644-3189

Ferminglon Hats

BOTSFORD PLACE GRAND RIVER - 8 MILE

Behind Bots ford Hospi ta l

SPECIAL 1 Bedroom lor $489 2 Bedroom lor $569 3 Bedroom for $649 PETS PERMITTED

Smoke Detectors insteHed Smglee Welcome

immediate Occupancy We Love Chi ldren

HEAT 4 WATER INCLUDED Omet prestige addrees aa condi-t ioning carpeting, stove 4 refrtgere-tor . en util it ies akcap l a W c i n d l y in-cluded Warm apar tments Leundry

For mors mlormet ion. pbone

477-8464 27883 Independence

Farmington Hills

FARMINGTON HU.LS 2 bedroom apt Super locat ion i c -ceae lo highways, private entrance, wssher ' dryer pets welcome, short term lease opt ion Star t ing at $730

Ca* 476-6806

FARMINGTON HN.LS - Greenwood Apts on 6 Mile. * o l Fsrmlngton Rc Detune t bedroom, over 900 sq ft includes washer 4 dryer In sech spertment sH appaancea ver-t ical bhnds Close to shopping For more informat ion call 478-9380

FARMINGTON HILLS NEW

trie, heat and appfcances $550-mo 476-7797

GARDEN CITY - beautiful, c lear 1 4 2 bedroom bnck eppfcenca carpet ing aa. laundry facilities i pets Senior discount $394-4440

864-116

GARDEN CITY- lergs bsicony neet 4 waler included. Car peled appliances air condi t ioned $450 'mo After 5pm 651-6219

FARMINGTON HILLS Ten Mae 4 Middiebeit

Large 1 bedroom, f rom $465 471-4556

FARMINGTON HILLS 14 Mile 4 Orchard Lake

Spacious Apartments & Townhouses From $675

HEAT INCLUDED

HUNTERS RIDGE APARTMENTS

855-2700 Mon -Fri 9 - 5

FARM ING TX>N Now Available newfy decora ted studios i rom $390 end 1 bedrooms from $430 Includes water spo i l erices. ver t ide bands and carpet ing t MONTH FREE RENT No pe ls

4 74-2552

FARMINGTON PLAZA - 31625 Shiawassee i 4 2 bedrooms carpeted appl iances Sir condr t ion ng pool nest included. $465-$515

476-8722

FARMINGTON OuieL-compieii of mature lenents. 1 bedroom.- $4T 5 per month . 2 bedroom. 2 bath. $565 per month Includes heal 4 water Call Mon -Fri.. Sam-5pm 477-5650

LAKE ORSON lekef rom i bedroom de iu i e Garage. laundry. .>S75 mo heat included Call 693-6931

INKSTER- a d e e n 2 bedroom span

poeit O Riaey Realty 689-6675

1 bedroom C a r p * .

L I V O N I A HEAT INCLUOED • RENT FROM $465

SECURITY DEPOSIT $150

Spacious 1 4 2" bedroom spts wttr pmsn carpet vertical bands se" c leaning oven frost t ree refngeretor dishwasher ample SIOTSQS inter-com carpor t , d u b nouee sauna. e>-

Dm. t e r m s courts, hested

On Joy Rd W o l Newburgh

4 5 9 - 6 6 0 0 • O n i

GARDEN CITY m c h e n _ m> No pels rea r leeae $375 per

mon th 422-4090 or 455-3039

LIVONIA

DON'T WAfTI They're going test S p e CJOus 1 snd 2. s p e r t m e n t s Don t Cea now l o fmd about

GARDEN CITY.- 1 bedroom newly decors ted hee l furreened $4 15 pma security depoen 464-3847 ' 421-214

LIVONIA- Fsrmmgton 4 5 Mile j NORTHV1CLE Studio 4 ' bedroom • Studao l 4 2 bed»oorr - - ~ i « h « - e : apts m Victorian home downtown ; occupancy evsaebis »or loce tmr $399 4 $435 * utSltiee , appointment cm 937-6315 | Nc pets Leave l leessgs 937-2682

SPACIOUS 1 4 2 bed room spert-menls m park l e a setting t rom $450 per month Special Jsnuary savings Can us lor details at 562-6247

L I V O N I A Suburban Luxury

Apartments • 1 Bedroom - $450

Carpeted throughout, appliances disposal air condi t ion ing Heal 4 water included Park ing

14953 FAIRFIELD

728-4800

LIVONIA-west land Area 1 bed-room free washer 4 dryer $425 mo p lus -rtiirt.es 4 security deposit Smew pets considered 453-6375

M s d w o n Heights

S P E C I A L $ 5 0 S E C U R I T Y

GREAT LOCATION LEXINGTON

VILLAGE 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT

includes • Heat

I • S iove 4 refr igerator I - Pool I • Newly decora ted I • Smoke detectors I • FROM $445

i -75 and 14 M4e across f rom Oakland Mall

565-4010

• O u r t • Carpor t included • Vert ical bands included • On-si te picnic eree with

earbeques • Greet locat ion near

Livonia Man • Ask about our move-ai

special

WOODRIDGE C a * Qu ick '

477-6448

Northvi l le Forest Apar tmen ts 1 & 2 Bedrooms

Over ' 1,000 sq ft 0« comfortable sound condi t ioned twing

f r om $497 AVAILABLE NOW!

^ includes not water wslk-<n closet j porch or balcony swimming pool i communi ty bmUJmg storage area

OPEN MON-FRI 6am-4pm After 4pm 4 weekends

by appomtment

420-0888

LIVONIA'S FINEST

LOCATION Merrlman corner 7 Mile I

S Limited time otter: 1 month f MaawcKi na gms tree rent with 1 year lease new tenants onty.

bedroom apt MIL FORD VILLAGE private en I NORTHVILLE trance spacious 2 bedroom cable ' Meaner , dryer pnvste reedy a* j imt jws Included First 4 : window treelments a w security d e lest months rem $500 mo 685-1368 : poait C a l 346-1830

Deluxe 2 bedroom. 2 bath

S 6 2 0

• All appliances • Vertical blinds • Pool

• Nearby shopping

MERRIMAN WOODS Mode l open 9-5 encept Thursdey

477-9377 Office: 775-8200

WINTER SPECIAL CONCORD TOWERS

« 4 2 BEOROOM APARTMENTS includes.

• Stove 4 refrigerator

NOV!

• C a r p o r t • . n t a r c o m • New»y d e c o r a t e d • Smoke detectors • Spr inkler sys le r -- F R O M $ 4 0 4

i -75 a n d 14 N e t - ic A b b e i ' n e a t e r

NORT-VSU.E ' 4 2 bedroom apsrt-i -en ts -eveRa-.ne $505 lo $565 per m o n t f .nOcO ~ t e r n 1 yeer tease

>46-9250

$LOOK AT THIS Specious 1 and 2 bedroom apartments and unreal' 2 bedroorr; lownhouses

• Great locations neer Sfr 275

• Minutes t r « r 12 Oaks

NOVI RIDGE On 10 MBe between Nov Rd Meedowbrocw

3 4 9 - 8 2 0 0

W H I T E H A L L

APARTMENTS L u x u r i o u s 1 , 2 ^ & 3 B e d r o o m s

• 2 Fu l l B a t h s

• C a r p o r t s

• Free Cable TV • Heated Swimming Pool • Appliances, including

Dishwasher & Disposal

5 5 7 - 0 3 1 1

Heat included on select units Walk-in Closets Large Storage Areas Laundry Facilities Community Room

West 9 Mile Rd. at Providence Dr. in Southfield

Daily 9-6 • Weekends 10-5

V/S P I Y M O L T H / C A N T O N V/S

"UiffaJfe <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

• J - i i m c A r t v a. i » m . » > • I c o n l * < i i u r i • P i x i l & S i u n n ' - S i - i o o t l * f r i I I I I I • 2 ' " 5

l - 2 ~ S - 1-94 -• H i k e T r a i l * • B i i k r i h s l l < n u n • C h i l d r e n s W a s V r t • \ t r i i < J i » H l i r K l »

L I N C O L N ^

T O W E R S

A F r i e n d l y

H o m e y A t m o s p h e r e

Studios. 1 & 2 Bedrooms F r o m $380 • F R E E C A B L E T V

i e « - 4* CcrdJenriQ •

rtiudrg Dshtmner i Dspcsa: • CarpeWq • fccvWi • Corvnarnt* Soor - TV i Card *oor-

• Eierase i W i Socr. • Sswgt Vea • - * j » C S s n m r s

Lincoln Rd. al Greenfield Mon thru Fn 9 a.m.-6 p m

9 6 8 - 0 0 1 1 Equal Housing Opportunity *

NOW YOU HAVE A CHOICE AT

A P A R T M E N T S

All neitled in j setting cj lakes surrphnib? by beautiful lunJsoiptng.

S p a c i o u s , n e w l y d e c o r a t e d s u i t e s w i t h d i s h w a s h e r s & 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 i r

F R I - F . H F . A T

F R O M * 4 5 0

v / s

THE CHARM OF R O C H E S T E R

T h e B e s t V a l u e I n T o w n

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

• Near Down town Rochester

• Heat Inc luded • F r e e C a b l e T V

9 8 1 - 3 8 9 1 O n F o r d R o a d , j u s t C U M o t m

l > 4 i l y 9 l l - < » S u n i J j y 1 1 - ^ B V / S

M O V K I N S P H C I A l

H A R D T O F IND

EASY T O LOVE

2 B e d r o o m s s t a r t i n g a t

ONLY $ 6 8 0

6 4 2 - 2 5 0 0

Spacious Floor Plans of 8 6 0 - 1 2 0 0 S q . F t

Abundant Closet Space Extra Storage Space of 8 * 1 0 '

Central Air Conditioning Clubhouse'Swimming Pool Excellent Convenient Location

Swimming Pool Easy Access to 1-75 & M-59 Air Cond i t ion ing

A P A R T M E N T S

A t S e c o n d & W i l c o x

6 5 1 - 0 0 4 2

Weekdays 8 30 to 5 Weekends n - 5

Or by appointment

Tr beautiful acres of park and recreational path' Four Seasons of activity nwith comfortable living in a special neighborhood atmosphere in Farmington Hills Excellently serviced and maintained 1 and 2 bedroom apartments and townhouses Easy and quick access to 1-96 anc 1-275 - direct routes to the airport, downtown Detroit and

'Birmingham Southfield areas 9 Mile Road iv* miles west o< Farmington Road A UZMIS DEVELOPMENT

CALL TODAY 4 7 8 - 4 6 6 4

' lb F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S

FARMINGTON/NOVI — Chatham Hi l l s -

• Anacned Garages • Extra Large Apartments

• Microwaves Dishwashers • Indoor Pool

Starting At *509 476-8080

on OJd Grand River betwn Drake & Halstead Mon -Fri 9-7

Sat 11-5 Sun 11-4

— Pavilion Cour t — Fu l 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 FuB B a i n s • W a a h e r D r y e r i n e a c f t u rW • C a r p o r t s

Starting at * 6 9 5 3 4 8 - 1 1 2 0

Pavilion Drive off Haggerty Rd . i & 10 Mile

LOCATED IN- NOV! ON PONTIAC TRA'L 1 Mile East of B<

OPEN DAILY 9 SUNDAY 12 5

6 6 9 * 5 5 6 6

1 & 2 B E D R O O M L A K E F R O N T

A P A R T M E N T S

•• - - in

$415

Mon -Fri 9-7 B e t w e e n 9

S a t - S u n 11-5

MOVE IN SPECIAL

»J=iestricted Entry Areas

• Private Covered Parking

• Small Pets Welcome

• Security Deposit only *200

• Vertical Blinds Provided

(nuibwok Qutre APARTMENTS

Located on the west side of Southfield Rd at 12'i Mile Rd

Office Hours Mon -Fn. 8 30-5 30 "

Sat & Sun 10 00-2 00^

APARTMENTS

INDEPENDENCE • / G R E E N E

APARTMENTS ^ 1 8 HOLE GOLF COURSE

LIVING Y o r C A N

Afford To Enjoy! •eOOROuTDOOfi c o a mt- S W M

CtNm*i RAT 'ft VACUUM SYS'fM sr*«* HOOP "IMS -o CMOGtf MO*

• 1 1 : a t w o o M s

• 3 8 K * 0 0 M T-JiWHOMfi • c o o p o i u T t s t m s i v M t w t f -

1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS FROM

3 6 0 INCLUDED Beautiful Setting in a Great Location!

A T PONTIAC TRAIL 1 I M S J 0 M I BECK ROAO IN WIX0M

M O D E L S O P E N M°r s " 9 6 Sun

iliiSEi624-64" 477-0133 M i l WR1991 SPECIALS

• w m s o w L i ' n w e i D r i K « c a u i M W » e i r

Mvhtol

* p a r T * n t L i » s t ,

piriest-

*0NE MONTH FREE RENT MOVE IN BY 3-1 -91

The Crossings A t Canton.

A p a r t m e n t l iving j u s t got b e t t e r . When you m a k e the Cross ing your home, you'll get more than a , new a d d r e s s . The Cross ings of Canton offers 19 different f loor-plans with 1 to 4 b e d r o o m s . And whe the r you choose a 2-level townhouse or a luxury a p a r t m e n t , the r enewed beauty of th i s cha rming renta l c o m m u n i t y sh ines through in every one . These a p a r t m e n t s and t o w n h o m e s a r e the largest in the area , yet a re still incredibly a f fordable .

D i s c o v e r t h e s e f e a t u r e s a t T h e C r o s s i n g s a t C a n t o n :

• Dens fit Fireplaces • Fully-applianced Kitchens • Patios or Balconies • Central Air Conditioning • A Clubhouse srith sauna.

indoor pool, exercise room. and more!

•Nrm Res idents Onfy • Cer ta in Cond i t i ons Apptv

Visit The Crossings at Canton today We're just 20 minutes

from Ann Arbor and downtown Detroit, yet comfortably away from if all From 1-275. just exit Arbor Rd West to Haggerty Rd.. follow south to Joy Rd then east to The Crossings Open Mon.-Fri 10-6. Sat 10-5. Sun. 12-5 Phone 455-2424 today

ATTRACTIVE. ONE & TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS

from

U r i i f c t i

, ' V . t N ! F N T L N ^ L C X W r i N t A H

EXPRESSWAYS & TWELVE OAKS MALL On Beck Road Just North of

Pontiac Trail m Wixom

Noiv Leasing Phase III Lakefront Units

Off r/7fc cH\i(er

No Security . Deposit

Starting at $610

ace^ n

LAVISH 1 and 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT HOMES 16 Contemporary • Ft*y aqulpp^J cft jbhou^

work-out room • A c r o b i c C I — —

• Waftcinelogatng tral • S a u n a A t a c u z r .

• Pool wfth lap marfcar* • T a r w i i a c o u r t *

• voftayfcafl o* Uncay acemmIf to

LJ7S. MW. kt-14

Euro-atyta cat*n»tr> Cararmc Ma bath and tub enctoaures Camadrai caMnga tndMOual waahar and dryaes

In unM storage fMnaia covarad parn«g

EXPERIENCE THE ELEGANCE OF... An a*qma>tafy panoramic 105 acre community par»»ctad on ma tboraa o» Lake Success rwstted tnlo tcanic timbered views Par* Place o' NorthvWe

a tradftioh of unaurpaasad excellence m apartman* home iMng

- 1 348-3600 OPEN MON SAT 9 b • SUN 12 S

. Equal Housing Opportunity Moo.-Fri. 9-6 Saturday 9-5 Sunday 12-5

« c * 04E Monday. January 21, 1991

4 0 0 A p t a . F o r R a n t 4 0 0 A p t a . F o r R a n t 4 0 0 A p t s . F o r R a n t 4 0 0 A p t s . F o r R a n t 4 0 0 A p t s . F o r R a n t 4 0 0 A p t a . F o r R a n t

Hex th Now

Tree Top Apartments

10 Mrta i M e a d o w b r o o k

A f f o rdab le luxury a avai lab le to you wttt i these w i & 2 b e d r o o m o « » W M a p a r l m y . W a l k i n g dis-

covered park ing. H o 3

A res taurants . Sr specials. 6

EHO

One B e d r o o m - 1 5 3 5 Two B e d r o o m - $595 ( A w about our specials)

O p e n M o n - W e d - F n 10-f l Sat 10-5

Now Rd , N of 8 Mi le Northvaie 's baat value la avai l -

able to you wi th t f iaaa 2 b e d r o o m apar tmen ts neat inc ludad to the rant Freshly pa in ted. d e a n aa a whislfe. up to da ta E H O

Two B e d r o o m - »555 . (Ask abou t our specials)

Uva » I W l • 1 b a d r o o m wrth w o o d s or s t ream viaw Ona of a tUnd Cove red pa rk i ng

F rom $535

Opan Tuaa.. Thurs. 10-6 Sun 12-5

BENEICKE & KRUE

347-1690 348-9590

Now

4 0 0 A p t a . F o r R o n t

PLYMOUTH - a nice I bad room. naat. sppaancee A bOnda includad, ful l carpaf. own ant ry * park ing Pets OK $415 m o 451-0226

P L Y M O U T H

H E R I T A G E 1 4 2 BEDROOM APTS AVAILABLE

NEAR A I L X-WAYS Offer ing half m o n t h security deposi t Haat i n c l u d a d N E W T E N A N T S O N L Y / ' F o r in fo rmat ion please call 455-2143 or s t op in M o n th ru Fri 9 -5

PLYMOUTH lovely 2 b a d r o o m wrth appl iances. $ 4 9 0 / m o t $600-se -cur i ty, includes a * u twtee e i c e p t electr ic. yr leasa. n o pats Avai lable M a r c * 1 120 S Unmn 453-5736

PLYMOUTH LOVELY 1 bad room wrth appl iances fleck, locked stor

Sie wee . laundry tacMtfes Avai lable arch 1. $455 ' 'mo p lus $500 secur-

•ncludes ut i l i t ies except electr ic S. Union. 453-5736 V*

PLYMOUTH. May f lower H o t * . $450 m o n t h Dally r o o m service. 24 hour message service. Color TV N o l e i s e s I m m e d i a t e o c c u p a n c y C r a o n or Marie 453-1620

PLYMOUTH - near t own , upsta i rs 1 b e d r o o m eff ic iency, pr iva te en-t rance. lots of character . Avai lable now $365 mo. No pets 420-2162

PLYMOUTH NICE i f e d r o o m . c lose to downtown, avai lable Fab 15 $ 4 4 5 / m o . year lease, n o pets.

453-1743

PLYMOUTH T O W N S H I P Country atmosphere. Carpeted. Clean 6 quiet $400 mo. heat $ water inc luded Can 455-4556

ABSOLUTELY

F R E E

A P A R T M E N T

INFO! • Save Money! • Save Time • Open 7 Days

TROY 680-9090 3726 Rochester Rd

SOUTHFIELD 354-8040 29286 Nor thwes te rn Hwy

CANTON 981-7200 42711 Ford R d

NOVI 348-0540 Across f r om 12 Oaks Mal l

CLINTON TWP. 791-8444 36670 Gar f ie ld

1-800-777-5616

A P A R T M E N T S U N L I M I T E D

The Easiest Way to F m d Your New A p a r t m e n t '

PLYMOUTH • Avai lable now Newly redecorated 1 b e d r o o m duplex, br ight A cheery, ca rpe t , o f t s t reet park ing 346-6277

- PLYMOUTH -B R O U G H A M

M A N O R

A P T S .

PLYMOUTH

Plymouth Hills Apartments

746 S. Mill St.

Modern 1 and 2 Bedroom

• WASHER-DRYER IN EACH APT.

- ACCESS TO I-275 AIR CONDITIONED FULLY CARPETED DISHWASHER NO PETS

FROM S445

OPEN DAILY 12 to 5PM (Except Wednesdays)

4 5 5 - 4 7 2 1 2 7 8 - 8 3 1 9

4 0 0 A p t a . F o r R a n t

LIVONtA - 7 MILE RD. . GRAND OPENING 2 Bedroom. 2 Balh

$ 6 3 5 i nc ludes washer A dryer In each apar tment Carpet ing ver t ica l bunds, deluxe ap-pl iances. balcony, pa t io s w i m m i n g p o o l , t e n n i s cour ts , commun i t y room Near shopp ing

C A N T E R B U R Y P A R K 7 Mi le R d , corner MayfMM between Fa rm ing ton 6 Mer r iman Rds

473-3983 775-8200 M o d e l open daily 10-6

except Wednesday

P L Y M O U T H

A b s o l u t e l y T h e B e s t

Ap a n m e n I m P lymouth l c o m e see why, hu r ry l They won ' t last l ong

• Spac ious 1 6 2 bedrooms • Heat 6 Bknds inc luded

• Pr ivate balcony

TWIN ARBORS 4 5 3 - 2 8 0 0

PLYMOUTH LIVE ON THE PARK

S t a r t i n g f r o m . . . $ 4 3 5 Haat & water I nc l uded Senior D iscount Cen t ra l air. poo l , securi ty

4 0 2 3 5 P lymouth Rd . Apt 101

4 5 5 - 3 6 8 2 P L Y M O U T H . 1 bed room. P lymouth Rd & HtXbrook . stove, refr igerator, f irst f loor , p r i va te entrance, walk to K fwn Avai lab le immediately Ola-count th is month .$425 plus ut i l i t ies

454-9616

4 0 0 A p t a . F o r R a n t

P lymouth

FREE MICROWAVE

when you m o v e in dur ing Janur sry

P l y m o u t h S q u a r e A p a r t m e n t s

1 B E O R O O M A P T $455 PLUS UTILITIES 9421 MARGUERITE

(Off A n n A rbo r Rd. 1 block West o l She ldon |

MON THRU FRI 9 TO 5 455-6570

PL Y M O U T H - Spac ious 1 & 2 bed-r o o m apa r tmen t -qu ie t complex Ap-pl iances. heat Inc luded, air. $465 - $515 per m o n t h Appfccat ions 346-6077 459-2923

PL Y M O U T H - W a l k to town, m o d e r n 1 b e d r o o m . a» . s tove refr igerator, washer dryer Ava i lab le Feb. 1st or be fo re No pe t s 1 year lease $425/ m o p lus uttHtfes 1st. last 6 security For a p p o i n t m e n t cal l 981-3305

P L Y M O U T H 1 b e d r o o m Big room sizes, spac ious kr tc t ien Heal & car-pet ing f u rn i shed Best value m town See this b e f o t e y o u rent elsewhere $ 4 6 0 / m o . 1 yr lease, no pets Avai lable now 459-9507

P L Y M O U T H . 1 bed room. Maple & Fa i rground, lower apar tment Avail-able immed ia te l y S tove & refr igera-tor. Walk to t o w n No pets $425

454-9818

AT 2 0 6 3 0 JOY RD - 1 bedroom, $315 & u p Plus secur i ty Clean, qui-et Fenced p a r k i n g 6 cable avail-able N o pets . 837-8290

P L Y M O U T H 1 person apt 5 Mi le 6 B radner a rea Newly decora ted 6 c a r p e t e d H o pets. N o live-ins. $450 m o + secur i ty 420-2306

P L Y M O U T H - 2 bedroom, t r ip lex res ident ia l area Air. refr igerator ange. washer /d rye r " $ 4 9 5 mo

utmt les/securr ty No pets 459-0654

near Te legraph Beaut i fu l w o o d e d sett ing. 1 b e d r o o m apt Carpet. Air cond i t ioner , heat inc luded

FROM $375 ORCHARD WOODS APTS.

334-1878

P L Y M O U T H - SENIOR CITIZEN Specia ls Spacious 1 6 2 b e d r o o m apar tmen ts In quiet comnlunrty Wa lk to Shopping Cent ra l air . d ishwasher , ver t ical b k n d s ca rpor t , p o o l Avai lable to qual i f ied

453-6811

1 . . . . . . . . 2 BEOROOM $465

r Leeae H e a l 6 Water I Adu l ts No pets

4 5 5 - 1 2 1 5

• PLYMOUTH - Bungalow, walk downtown, a muet see. p r ivacy 6 lota m o r a $475 m o H o pets . Avak-

430-2162

P l ymou th Twp

CARRIAGE HOUSE APTS. HAGGERTY & JOY

PHASE I & II STARTING AT $445-$550 m d M d u a l laundry r o o m

• Appl iances • Ver t ica l bUnda

da l o p e n dai ly 2 Sat Sun. 12-6

C A L L 9 -6 425-0930

REDFORD AREA Te lagraph-5 MUe 1 6 2 bed room, d e a n , deco ra ted , quiet , carpet , air cond i t i one r b l inds, heat inc luded For m a t u r e , profess ional peop le w i th re fe rences F rom $375

PARKSIDE APTS 5 3 2 - 9 2 3 4

REDFORD AREA

VALENTINE SPECIAL NO SECURITY DEPOSIT

FROM $395 • FREE HEAT • Large 1 & 2 Bed rooms • Cab le Reedy • Wa lk - In Closet • L i gh ted P a r k i n g • 1 or 2 Year Lease • In t rus ion A l a r m Sys tem

G L E N C O V E T E L E G R A P H % mi le S o l 1-96

538-2497

REDFORD T W P AREA COUNTRY HOUSE

1 4 2 b e d r o o m apar tments an

• C a r p e t Ver t i ca ls K i t c h e n app l iances Poo l

• Cab le ready F R O M $420

C A L L A B O U T OUR SPECIAL 533-1121

H o u r s M o n - Fri 9-5

Redford Manor S o u t h Redford

Dea rbo rn He igh t * /L i von ia Area De luxe 2 b e d r o o m apar tmen t Smal l , qu ie t c o m p l e x Excellent s to rage and cab le TV $679 Inc ludes Heat 937-1660 559-7220

REDFORO T W P AREA immedia te occupancy S tud ios & 1 b e d r o o m s s tar t ing f r o m $290 Hea l 6 water inc luded Ca l l M o n - F r i . . 9 -5 Appo in tmen ts even ings & Sa l

531-2260

ROYAL OAK 13 6 Crooks . I bed i p o m inc ludes heat & water Carpe t -ing drapes. air. off street pa rk i ng $455 mo Ho petal 3 9 6 - 0 9 &

REDFORO TWP 1 b e d r o o m apar tment $350 m o • security

356-2754 or 355-9505

ROYAL OAK - 2 bedroom. $495 In-c ludes heat Basement n o pe t s

399 -6725

ROCHESTER HILLS - i b e d r o o m N of Auburn Rd be tween John R and Dequindre $75 'week l y . $150 Se-cur i ty 853-3246

ROYAL O A K . 2 -bedroom, g r o u n d Boor, new carpet , paint , coun te r t ops tight f i x ture* 6 We. hea l

d $550 mon th 669-4490

ROCHESTER - Large 1 b e d r o o m $445 m o Heal , water gas Inc luded Carpet ing, appkancaa laundry and av Walk to d o w n t o w n 828-3366

ROCHESTER luxur ious River O a k s -assume $ 6 4 0 ' m o lease th ru July July is tree. $500 secur i ty M a r k 263-6650 or 247-5913

ROCHESTER

ROCHESTER SQUARE F r o m $ 4 5 5

FREE HEAT MINI BLINDS

MICROWAVES LAUNDRY FACILITIES

CABLE AVAILABLE $200 Security Deposit

676 Ma in Street

652-0543 DaHy 10-6 Sat 12-4

Romulus

O A K B R O O K V I L L A 2 and 3 b e d r o o m townhouses

Rang ing f r o m $ 3 9 9 to $500 Inc ludes al l ut i l i t ies

ROCHESTER - Newfy decora ted 2 b e d r o o m Heat , wa te r , s tove, refr orator & ba lcony Inc luded m o Secur i ty r e q u i r e d Manager 656-8156

refr ig-$538/

ROCHESTER PARK CONDO

HO RENT UNTIL M A R C H 1 2 b e d r o o m , air . ca rpo r t , pat io , cor -

un i t F ree laundry faculty, d ishwasher L i ke new cond i t i on Hurry ' On ly $645 m o Cal l 478-7716

ROCHESTER PARK CONOO

J A N FREE W I T H ANNUAL, LEASE 2 b e d r o o m , air . co rner uni t , ca rpo r t Free laundry faci l i ty Minutes f r om d o w n t o w n Roches te r Only $625mo Cal l 885-1702

Open M o n . W e d Tuea 6 Thurs Sat i l a m - 2 p m

15001 B R A N D T .

Fri. 9 a m - 5 p m 9 a m - 6 p m

Closed Sun

941-4057

AMBER RED RUN APTS Perfect For P e l Lovers

1 4 2 b e d r o o m uni ts In Royal Oak f r o m $505 Inc lud ing heet Beaut i fu l se t t ing across f r o m huge park and gol t course

280-1700

ROYAL OAK Ambassador East 1 bik .Sou th of 13 MUe on Greenf ie ld Rd Lovety 2 b e d r o o m a p a r t m e n t s Hew ca rpe t -ing ve r t i de b l i nds $565 per m o n t h , inc ludes heal.

2 8 8 - 6 1 1 5 $ 5 9 - 7 2 2 0

ROYAL O A K / C L A W S O N Doggy. Doggy whe re win you Irve?

At A m b e r A p a r t m e n t s Permiss ion they give1 280 -1700

W O O D C R E S T V I L L A A P A R T M E N T S & A T H L E T I C C L U B

Spacious 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, each with a fireplace, mim-blinds and balcony or patio Private athletic club featuring year-round indoor-outdoor pool, sauna, steam bath, whirlpool and exercise room Secluded setting amidst woods and duck ponds Pets welcome Senior citizen discount.

CONVENIENTLY LOCATED Of f WAYNE B0 BETWEEN WARREN & JOY. NEAR THE WESTLAND SMOPPaKi MALL

RENTAL 0HICE AND MOOEL OPEN 10 A M 6 P M

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

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 inc luded .

Full a p p l i a n c e s .

Rear Special

S A V E O V E R $ 1 , 0 0 0

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 , pool a n d

o t h e r a m e n i t i e s .

Reot Special S A V E O V E R $ 1 , 0 0 0

4 5 5 - 3 U 8 U | | 4 5 3 - 6 0 5 0

A Y o r k P r o p e r t i e s C o m m u n i t y

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t h e s e e x c i t i n g features:

• P r i v a t e H e a l t h C l u b

& T e n n i s C o u r t s

• 1 & 2 B e d r o o m H i g h - R i s e

A p a r t m e n t s W i t h E x c e p t i o n a l

B a l c o n y V i e w s

• V e r t i c a l M i n i - B l i n d s

• W a l k T o W e s t i a n d M a l l

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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A B E A U T I F U L P L A C E . . . T O L I V E C E N T R A L L Y L O C A T E P I N W E S T L A N D

1 & 2 B e d r o o m • F i rep laces Ava i lab le Pool • Tenn is Cou r t • C lubhouse Centra l Air • D i shwasher • D isposa l Laundry Faci l i t ies Beaut i fu l ly L a n d s c a p e d Wi th in m inu tes of a l l major h ighways

Rant SpacuS] S A V E O V E R t l . 0 0 0

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2 6 1 - 7 3 9 4

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s 3 7 5

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• C o n v e n i e n t t o T t o a l v a O a k s M a l l

• C a b l e T V A v a i l a b l e

• D i s h w a s h e r

• P o o l

• P r i v a t a B a l c o n y / P a t i o

• V a r i e t y o f F l o o r

P l a n a A v a i l a b l e 6 2 4 - 9 4 4 5 • A i r C o n d i t i o n i n g

O p e n M o n d a y F r i d a y f O - 6 W e e k e n d * I t - S

ROYAL OAK 5 m m f rom d o w n t o w n 1 b e d r o o m second f loor w i t h ba lco-ny. newly decorated. Feb 1. n o pets. $475 heat inc luded 553-9043

SOUTHFIELD

FROM $540 • Large 1 4 2 Bedroom • Walk-In closets • Free Heat • Covered Parking • Laundry Each Floor

12 Mlle& Lahser TWYCKINGHAM VALLEY

356-4403 SOUTHf lELD

HIDDEN OAKS APARTMENTS ONE MONTH FREE' (Any m o n t h of you i cho ice)

GE appl iances, ceramic bath, cen-t ra l air . ca rpo r t s available.^ in ter-c o m s . p a t i o s / b a l c o n i e s C a b l e ready, large storage area, l aundry faci l i t ies

1 BEDROOM t 'Om $495 2 B E D R O O M f rom $560

5 5 7 - 4 5 2 0 Moors: Daily 11-6,

Sat 9 -2 (Closed Thurs & Sun )

• based o n 13 mon th occupancy New tenants only

ROYAL OAK 6 C L A W S O N F i rep laces vert ical M inds * l o t s In m a n y Amber Ap ts 1 t 2 b e d r o o m s & s tud ios Washer /d ryer h o o k - u p s ' ' Pet? A s * l 200-1700

SOUTHFIELD. K n o b In t he W o o d s , lovely 3 bedr room. 2 ' 1 bath , avail-ab le M a r c h 2200 sq f t . 2nd f loor , g rea t locat ion 356-8625

SOUTHFIELD/FRANKL IN 2 or 3 b e d r o o m spec ious town-houses w i th the exclusivi ty o f a Frank l in Rd address e legant f o rma l d in ing r o o m A a great r o o m w i th t he w a r m t h of a natura l f i replace. 2 ' 4 ba ths , master bed room sui te fun basemen t , 2 car a t tached ga rage

WEATHERSTONE. TOWNHOUSES

3 5 0 - 1 2 9 6

S O U T H F I E L D

FROM $645 • 1 4 2 Bedrooms • Lovely Residential Area • Covered Parking • Poll & Clubhouse • Intrusion Alarm

12 MILE 4 LAHSER

COLONY PARK 3 5 5 - 2 0 4 7

S O U T H F I E L D MUST BE OVER "50 YEARS OF AGE

FROM $655 Elegant 1000 t o 1200 s q ft. o l luxury 1 S 2 bed rooms , walk- in c losets , el-eva to rs . covered park ing, a t t e n d e d

Gchouse. mon i to red a larm, p o o l & sal Director

11 Mile 4 Lahser

PARKCREST 353-5835

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

WESTLAND W a r r e n R d . W e s t o f M e r r i m a n

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

f r o m S 4 2 0

H I N E S P A R K A P T S .

4 2 5 - 0 0 5 2

| Heat included

M o n . - Fr i . 9 - 5 S a t . 10 -5 •Limited time. New Residents upon signing 1 year lease. Selected units. \

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Located adjacent to naturally wooded Hines Park, economical. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments and townhouses. Comfortable living with air conditioning, private balconies, huge closets, heal included. Also Cable TV'. 2 swimming pools and aerobics fitness center SMART stop at the front entrance

30500 West Warren between Middiebeit and Merriman Roads

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* Waterv iew Farms * • M inu tes f rom 1-96/12 O a k s • Free Storage • Al l Electr ic K i t chen • D i shwashe rs

From $ 4 3 0

P o n l i a c T .aH b e t w e e n W e s t & B e c k R o a d s

Daily 6 2 4 - 0 0 0 4 Sa t -Sun . 9-7 12-4

* Westga te V I * Minutes f rom 1-696, 1-275 • Spac ious Suites

• Carports • Walk-in Closets • Patios & Balconies

From $ 4 7 &

Dai ly 9 -7

O f l P o n t i a c T r a i l b e t w e e n

B e c k a n d W e s t R d s

6 2 4 - 8 5 5 5

Sat.-Sun. 12-4

M O V E I N S P E C I A L S

WAYNTWOOD ( \ P A V I M t N I .s)

1 9 9 1 S P E C I A L ( L i m n e d T i m e )

$50 OFF* 1 & 2 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n t s

BRIGHT, AIRY, E X T R A - L A R G E ROOMS.

H E A T & VERTICAL B L I N D S INCLUDED • 2 P o o l * • A i * C o n d i t i o n i n g

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VALENTINE SPECIAL NO SECURITY DEPOSIT

ONE BEDROOM $450 • FREE HEAT • Walk-in closet

Intrusion Alarm W E L L I N G T O N

P L A C E L a h s e r n e a r 8 ' 4 M i l e

3 5 5 - 1 0 6 9

SOUTHFIELD lovety 1 4 2 bed room. M « 0 tCOS inc ludes heat & w a t e r First m o r e r t l m 557-0306

SOUTHFIELD N O R T H A M P T O N A P A R T M E N T S

Lanser Road n e w O n e Center Dr ive Deluxe 2 b e d r o o m apar t -men ts $50 OFF PER M O N T H F O P 6 M O N T H S O N 1 VR LEASE

358-1538 559-7220

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W A R R E N P L A Z A

A P A R T M E N T S

10 Mile a n d Hoover

Convenient ly l oca ted near I -696

1 a n d 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 T V • Air Cond i t ion ing • Carpe t ing • A p p l i a n c e s • D i s p o s a l

• Storage Facil i t ies • Laundry • Sw imming Pool • Tennis Cou r t s

O f f i c e o p e n d a i l y 8 3 0 a n v - 6 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 .

^ 7 5 4 - 1 1 0 0 o m n n w r r

• C A N T O N •

F R A N K L I N P A L M E R

F r o m s 4 4 5 Free Heat

Q u i e t C o u n t r y S e t t i n g Spac ious & S o u n d - C o n d i t i o n e d A p a r t m e n t s

• Pool • Sauna • Cab le • Large C lose ts • D i shwashe rs • Pet Sec t ion

On Palmer W. of Lil ley O p e n Unt i l 7 p .m.

3 9 7 - 0 2 0 0

Dai ly 9-7. Sat . & Sun . 12-4

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• * ifiecia/ B r i n g t h i s a d i n f o r

1/2 off Security Deposit • 1 b e d r o o m & 1 b e d r o o m f u r n i s h e d a v a i l a b l e

• P r i v a t e e n t r a n c e s

- W a s h e r / d r y e r h o o k u p s

• S H O R T T E R M L E A S E S A V A I L A B L E

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From $ 4 5 5

F R E E H E A T

F R E E C O O K I N G G A S

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

1 & 2 Bedroom 1 Baths • Central Air • Pool • Laundry & Storage

• Tennis * Carport • Clubhouse • Cabte-fleady

Model Open 9-5 Daily 12-5 Weekends

4 5 5 - 4 3 0 0

CANTON SPECIAL 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments f rom

$ 4 2 5

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S t o n e y b r o o k e

A P A R T M E N T S 4 5 5 - 7 2 0 0

S o u t h o t J o y R o a d .

W e s t o f I - 2 7 5

O p e n M o n d a y - F r i d a y 9 - 5

S a t u r d a y 11 -4

B E S T A P A R T M E N T V A L U E I N F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S

C h a r m i n g 1 & 2 B e d r o o m

Apar tments from S 4 7 5

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• Private Balcony P»t.o • S w i m m i n g P o o l

• C a r p o r t s A v e r t a b l e • B e a u t i f u l L e r w l n c a p i n g

L o c a t e d o n 1 2 M i l e R o a d b e t w e e n

M i d d i e b e i t A O r c h a r d L a k e R o a d s

O p e n M o n . - F r i 1 - 6 . S a t 4 S u n 1 2 - 5

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TROY 880-9090 3720 RocJiester Rd

SOUTHFIELD 354-8040 » 2 « e Nor thwestern Hwy

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NOVI 348-0540 Across t r o m 13 Oaks MaR

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POINTE O WOODS APARTMENTS

352-8125 M o n - S a t S-5 Sun 12-4

C losed Tuesday

SOUTHFIELD - 1 Bedroom luxury apartment l o r sublease tSOO per mon th 1100 s q R CaB evenings 876-8716

SOUTHFIELD

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RENT F R O M SS7S SECURITY DEPOSIT J I 5 0

Luxury 1 A 2 b e d r o o m apts w i th plush carpe t vert ical bUnda. ®ou«-met k i tchen, se l l c leaning oven, trost t ree re f r igerator , dlahwaaher in te rcom system, lots o l closets 6 c a r p o r t c o m m u n i t y center, exercise room, sauna • hea led poo l Guard-ed entrance. Int rus ion a larm system

356-0400

400 Apia . For Rant

SOUTHFIELD 12 MUe

1 B lock E o f Telegraph

Spacious 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments

From $755 Heat Included

LANCASTER HILLS APARTMENTS

352-2554

M o n -Frt » - 5 Sal » - N o o n

Sutton Place Full Siie

Washers 4 Dryers In Your Apartment

FfllEE HEAT SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT FREE G A R A G E S A C O V E R E D C A R P O R T S 2 / 3 B E D R O O M TOWNHOMES

F R O M S699

ASK A B O U T OUR M A N A G E R S SPECIAL!

358-4954 23275 Riverside Drive.

Southfield East o n 9 M i l e Rd between Lahser and Te legraph, (oppos i te Plum Hol low Go l t Course)

S Lyon '

Pontrail Apartments ' 1 bedroom. $410

Heat inc luded

1 MONTH FREE Ask a b o u t ou r SENIOR PROGRAM

O n Pon t iac Tie* Be tween 10 • 11 MUe Rds

m S Lyon

437-3303 TROY AREA. 14 '^ -Crooks, isrge 1 b e d r o o m , ca rpe t i ng ru por t , s to rage , h i N o pets

400 Apta. Foe Rant

AMBER APARTMENTS TROY

• EaeyAocaea t o 1-7S A Bag

• F l replacee 6 Oak Floors • Cowered P a r t i n g • P e t ? A s k !

362-3000 TROY - AveAebie Feb I lor Sub-leese 2 b e d r o o m s . 1 ba lh . at Three Oek s A p a r t m e n t s Deys 565-1800

Eves S47-4C24

TROY

CROOKS & WATTLES

NEAR 1-75

RENT F * O M S&S0 SECURITY DEPOSIT S1S0

• ASK A B O U T OUR SPECIALS-

Luxury 1 A 2 bedroom apartments — ~ P*uah carpet, vertical bknds

400 Apta. For Rant W A Y N E - 1 A 2 b e d r o o m W O S3PS per m o A u p includes hea l , water and appkancee carper C a l S 3 1 % 3 o r S 3 1 4 2 * l o r 726-1472

WAYNE - 2 s l ove refr igerator S42S/mo + secur i ty d e p a o * 4044 C o l u m b u s Apt *i C a l

WAYNE- 3 r o o m apar tment wttren w a k i n g d is tance l o s to res Water A

476-6436

W BLOOMFIELD -a p a r t m e n t 6 m o n t h sui month ly after m o n t h H»-o roewve d ishwasher sir 663-6664

gourmet foyer m en t r y re f r idgera to r range,

e r . g a r b a g e diepoeal . oen-e n d air cond i t i on ing , car-

po r t . tennis cour ts , swrnvnang pool. " TV avai lable, laundry l a c M e e

362-4088

TROY SOMERSET AREA

Spec ious d e c o r s l e d i and 2 bed-' o o m apar t m e n u 6 s tud ios Ameni -t ies i n c l u d e

Owner pa id heat S w i m m i n g Poo l Laundry lacMrties Dsieomes or po l i os Park ing

Osoo tA ia Air Cond i t i on ing Close to shopp ing A

expressway Window t r e e t m e n t s

F r o m $495 mon th l y V ILLAGE A P T S

O p e n M o n - F n 9em-Spm and by appo in tmen t

362-0245

Weet iend

HAMPTON COURT APARTMENTS

1 & 2 BEDROOM APTS

Starting at $415 (1 b e d r o o m apts 760-640 sq t l . 2 b e d r o o m apts ovei 1000 sq t« pk j s large wa lk -m storage room)

Balconies - Carpor ts

SR CITIZEN SPECIAL L im i ted tvne. new residents onfy. 2 year lesee evaaatMs. d iscount on rent Can tor detaite

Beautifully landscaped with picnic grounds and pool .

Monday. January 21. 1991 O&E # 7 E

400 Apta. For Rant

$300 DEPOSIT i w » i app roved c re tw A t h a ad)

WESTLAND PARK APARTMENTS

Acroea from Crty PAR* (Cherry HM)

(Between MMMtoben A M e m m e n l

1 & 2 bedrooms . 1% baths Pool. Vertical Blinds

Secured Locked H a f t w a y s

FROM $445 HEAT INCLUDED

Monthly or Leese

729-6636

Convenient ly loca ted o f t F o r d R d . (Mock Eae to t Weyne

Sat 9 -SSun

729-4020

9 a m - 5 p m n o o n - 5 p m

647-7079

WARREN Hoover R d s be tween 1 1 4 1 2 Mile

1 4 2 Bedroom Apts. From $480

REGENCY PARK APARTMENTS

M o n - F n 9 e m - 5 p m Sat 10am-2pm

573-0180

SOUTHFIELD 1.2 & 3 Bedroom

Apartments From $585

Heat Included

CHATEAU RIVIERA APARTMENTS

569-4070 M o n -Fr i 6 -5

S O U T H L Y O N - 1 bed room stove A re fngara to r furn ished no pets S375 per m o n t h p lus utUtiles A security C a « e n e r 6 p m . 464-0610

STERLING HEIGHTS • 19 A M o u n d 2 b e d r o o m second f loor unit, balco-ny. cen t ra l a * , covered park ing S54S/mo Jerry 644-1576

WATERFORD

LIVE AT THE LAKE 1 Bedroom Apts from $435 2 B e d r o o m Apts from $515

Heat Included

CASS LAKE SHORE CLUB APTS.

Corner o t Cass Lake Rd A Cass El izabeth Lake Rd

681-4100 Hours Mon.-Sat. 9-5

W A L L E D LAKE

WALNUT RIDGE APTS. 1 MONTH FREE RENT

Large 2 bedroom Includes hea t & water

Near Twelve Oaks Mall Sr . Discount

669-1960 $200 DEPOSIT

iwrt t i spp roved cred i t )

Westiand Estates 6843 Wayne

(Wstk to Hudson 's )

1 bedroom from $430 2 bedroom trom $505

INCLUDES HEAT - CAR-PET - SWIMMING POOL. Cab le a v a i l a b l e No p e t s

721-6468

W A Y N E - C o l u m b u s Aper tments 1 A 2 b e d r o o m apts Nicely decors t -ed. w i th appkances S37S'S425 • depoert References A credit ap-p r o v e d 326-5207

WEST BLOOMFIELD es ta te Pool house 2 bedrooms. 2 ba ths , wet bar m new Large poo l A spac ious

655-5087 — • — 1 w i-«i g rounds S9S0 m o

WESTLAND - CAPRI A P A R T M E N T S 1 b e d r o o m s tar t ing a l S420 Heat A water inc luded Special S200 secur-"V deposi t 261-5410

West lana FORD/WAYNE RO AREA

Spacious 1 A 2 Bed room epts Ameni t ies include. • C a r p e l m g •D ishwssher • Park -Hka set t ing •C lose to shopp ing • Owner pa id heat

COUNTRY VILLAGE A P T S 326-3280

WESTLAND

HAWTHORNE CLUB

. MOVE-IN SPECIAL Call for Details

• FREE HEAT Preet ige locat ion. Scen ic View

Heet . Air. Pool. Great Value!

7560 Merriman Rd. Ostweeri Warren 6 Ann A rbo r T ra *

522-3364 Daily 9-6 Sat. & Sun 12-4

WESTLAND

HUNTINGTON ON THE HILL

MOVE IN SPECIAL O n A i m A /bor Tra*

Just W o l mk t i e r Rd

Spacious & Elegant . Centra l mr • Vert ical Bands W s * - m Cloeets and m o r e

FREE HEAT m a BeauOtU Park Se t t ing

Caa tor Details 4 2 M O 7 0

M o n -F r i 9 -6 Sat -Sun 12-4

402 Furmahad Apta.

For Rant

FULLY FURNISHED CORPORATE SUITES

Waatland Towers

C M 1 and 2 bed room lurntahad Cor -pora te tunes take the moonven-•enca ou t of your relocat ion tranatar Decorator deeign Mgh nee apart menta lec tu re M y equ ipped lu icn-ens With u i tn tHs ma id service in-door hea led — m i m i n g poo l t e r n s

Weet iend Towers • 1 Wk W of Wayne Rd Beteaari Ford A W w r e n

C a l 721 -2500

403 Rantal Aganctaa

WESTLAND • Specious 2 b e d r o o m 1 H be th vert ical bknds carpor t , as appkancaa. poo l unmeOate occu-pancy 6445 mon th G lenwood Orc-ha rds 729-5090

WARRIS FARMS APARTMENTS

ASK abou t our -SPECIAL"

Spac ious 2 b e d r o o m uni ts only O i 0 2 b e d r o o m s have 2 Kik or 1-1 be ths All umts inc iuds e a s i e r . d3%r . vertt-d a t Cent re l air and appaanoee

Can lor appo in tmen t Hours 9em-Spm closed Wed A Sun

421-6200

Wes t iand W A Y N E ' FORD RO AREA

Spac ious 1 6 2 b e d r o o m ap ta Ameni t ies inc lude • Carpe t ing • Perk -kka set t ing • O o e e to Shopping • Owner pe id heet

COUNTRY COURT A P T S 721-1-9500

Western Hills Apts. SPECIAL

1 A 2 Bed room Aper tmen ts Up to S50 Oft Per M o n t h

P v s S200 M o v e m Rebete

729-6520 Cherry MM A Newburgh

SPECIAL ON SECURITY DEPOSIT $200 1 MONTH FREE RENT ON

1 BEDROOM APTS Limited time only

WESTLAND AREA POOL

Club House. Patio. Pets Al-lowed. Air, Carpet.

FREE HEAT A HOT «

1 BEDROOM 2 BEOROOM

r WATER

1 * 5 0 $495

BLUE GARDEN APTS. Weetiend s FUneet Apa r tmen ts

Cherry HW Near Mer r iman Deay n a m - 6 p m - S a t 10am-2pm

729-2242

WEST L A N D - S tud io s A 1 b e d -rooms. furmaned A unrurrashed. Ma tu r i ng q u e l smgM story d e s i g n pr iva te en t renca wtthe- w * k m g dis-tance 10 Weet iend Mas shopp ing CaB R M g e w o o d Apts . be tween 11 30-5 30 M o n -Fn 726-6660

WESTLAND - 1 f i s t t Scot tsdMe A p t s - L ivonia schools 2 b e d r o o m

bath, ca rpor t , storage. 1 5 1 0 / m o • secur i ty depoef t 454-4572

WESTLANO - 1 bed room. sppA-snces Wesher dryer hook up S37S m o No pets D a n e Deys 643-5600

Eves A Weekends 477-0565

WES TLA H O 2 b e d r o o m Ideal loca t ion s tove re-fnoaretor heal inc luded No pets S450 mon th 726-6775

WESTLAND 6200 North Wayne Rd.

STUDIO - S365 1 B E D R O O M 1435 2 B E D R O O M - S460

FREE HEAT & WATER $200 SECURITY DEPOSIT

(with approved credi t I Senior Oaoo ta i t Poo l A Mr Cloee to Weet iend Shopp ing Center

722-5155 6 MILE /TELEGRAPH eccep tmg appecat iona lor t Bedroom M Adul ta no pets S355 /mo heat. water inc luded, l e ^ i d r y tecames s'uskebls W o o d B m e A p i a . 24235 W NckBchoie. Detrott . M l 46219

4 0 2 Furniahad Apta. For Rant

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Published twice each week* on Monday and Thursday for an audience of more than 350,OCX) adult readers in 24 affluent communities, this popular section has been tailored for our satisfied Realtors who continue to be pleased with the results they receive.

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

D C A O U N I A 5 P M T U C S O A V K M T M U A A O A V t o r n o n / » A M F W O A V R O W M O N O * * I D I T I O *

ABBINGTON LAKE

Reloca t ing? T e m p o r a r y Ass ign-ment? We have co rpo ra te apart mer i ts lor short te rm la ass Fu*y fur

REALTOR OPEN HOUSE l a r ra i lea paid Tueeday Jan 22. e m - 4 p m Ca« tor ns lkes a g e Green o f Canlon. 9 6 1 - K t t O

Hay^e r t y Rd . S of Ford Rd A

404 Houaaa For Rant

2-3 baOrooma. large emng r o o m A h A

Ca6 R o y a l i p S P

F A R M I N G TON r o o m . 2 bathe room, rec

liable nosr 335-3761

F A R M I N G T O N - race 2 b e d r o o m bunga low Ava i lab le Feb 1 For m o r e i n f o rma t i on c a * 427-7620

F A R M I N G T O N 3 ' a n c t i 2 car a t tached garage, near d o w n t o w n n o pe t s $625 m o n t h Af ler 6 476-3613

F A R M I N G T O N 3 b e d r o o m m - i e v e l 1 . 2 6 6 wassaas ••BIN* J

eurWy NO pe t s A f te r 3 477-1764

i tamlty 11200

FERMOALE - La rge 3 bed room, l u l beaement appl iances, newty re-m o d e l e d Ava i lab le tfrwnediaiery S650 leeae p lus secur i ty 547-0056

404 Houaaa For Rant BERKLEY

3 b e d r o o m home, recently pa in ted new carpet ing throughout lenced yerd 1600 mo 442-1697

BIRMINGHAM A ALL CITIES

HOMES FOR RENT S£E LOO'S WHERE

TENANTS A LANDLOROS - SHARE LISTINGS A 6«2-1620

FREE CATALOGUE S64 So A d a m s . Dermnghem M l

B I R M I N G H A M At t rac t ive 3 o e d room, a * appeericos. newty decora t -ed. 2 cer garage Walk to down-town . M 7 5 mo 737-8969

B I R M I N G H A M charming m - l o w n

dryer t ree tmen ts After 2 p m 566-3357

B I R M I N G H A M D o e s to l o a n C l e a r 2 b a d r o o m Eeasmgnl. 2 cer gereos S e a x i t y oepoen negot iab le »700

642-1330

B I R M I N G H A M - Clear ranch ai aeeirsbis sub Front room, d m m g room, k i tchen large f t p k t y r o o m w f * a p i e c e l u l beaement 2 car de tached garage S » 5 0 ' m o Ask tor D o u g or Juke

Days 366-9711. Eves A41-9720

B I R M I N G H A M D O W N T O W N 3 bed room. 1 beth . ranch w i th besemem MOO m o

After 6 p m 433-3932

B I R M I N G H A M HOUSE tor rent.

737-0019

B I R M I N G H A M - Ideal tor single per son P a r t Wis set t ing Beeutrfu6y lurrushed Hee led poo l »700 m o . Shor t l a r m lease 649-0066

B I R M I N G H A M RANCH 3 Bedroom k i t chen dmmg. mnng F in ished

1 basement Lawn/snow 1750. 'month immed ie le

547-7772

B I R M I N G H A M S QUAINTEST Street end 1 of i ts Ouamteet houses i b lock I r o m down town 2 b e d r o o m 2

G A R D E N CITY B E E C H W O O O APTS

1 B e d r o o m S400 2 Bed room S430 Appkancee e v N o pets Heet A

421-2633

GAROCN CfTY - 1 and 2 b a d r o o m f iomee avai lable from 1400-S600 m o n t h Fea tu r ing av condi t ion ing, garages leundry , dahweahers . Ip-

s o pets Aaf-

404 Houaaa For Rant S O U T H LYON - 4 b e d r o i 3 ' * b a m s tamdy room. Aniafiee w a * o u i 2 car

ab le th ru 7 -31 -91 f l 2 0 0 / m o 0 6 H PROPERTIES 7 3 7 -

TROY - » H O M E S Each 3 bed room. 1600 6 < 6 0 0 m o 2

TROY • 4 Bedroom co lon ia l in n ice Bar ays

sWa 335-0743

410 Rata V BLOOMFIELD par p r M a t e e n t kvmg A of f ice/ '

412 Townhouaaa C o n d o c For Rant

U N I O N LAKE - C f ta rmmg u p d a t e d 2 siory S i c e n d o e e o l 24 iJetechec aaraga prtvaeoas S650 /mo D A H PROPERTIES

po rch a* sppAancaa. 24 a 24 de tached parsos Un ion Lake

RE N T - T O - O W N Super O e e n 3

law Apt WOO/mo Lake Wata r to rd ,

W A L L E O LAKE Schools 3 b a d r o o m ranch wr ta rge fenced ys rd 2 car ga-rage STOO/mo • at si tes »100C de-posit For appo in tmen t 624-3440

erencae Secur i ty end Mearung ra-425-5305

HOMES OF THE WEEK

C A N T O N - 4 b a d r o o m t ' 4 b a m doub le a t tached garage f in ished

l e w 11 lOO/mo

WAYNE - 3 b e d r o o m ranch B s s t m e m aerege o n q u e l I r e e knod street 6680 m o - utumes • 7 5 0 secur i ty 474 -1466

W BLOOMFIELD - o n e * room. ba ths 2 car

' • W . 396-T116

W E S T L A N D - 3 b a d r o o m ' S n c n TH b a l h doub le ga rage N o pats no s m o k i n g S 6 5 0 / m o

6 M O N T H LEASE OR LONGER

HARRIMAN REAL ESTATE 477-6960

INKSTER • b a s e m e n t l enced Op t i on to buy a>i m e d i e l e occupency 6550 766-1823

A t t r a c t i v e 3 b a d r o o m r e d e c o r a t e d b a t h

INKSTER - 1 b lock to Weyne /Wee i -land E lemente ry Schoo l Upda ted 3 b e d r o o m t 'A b a t h n seem on t. on 1 ac re $475 m o 565-5644

LIVONIA - Five Mae M e r i m a n w e e 4 Bed rooms no pa t s immed ia te oc-cupency $750 per m o plus securi-ty 427-3679

L IVONIA R A N C H Mouee - 3 bed

fami ly r o o m A fuk basement i - » be ths Fi replece $ 6 » 5 ' m o plus

573-0747

LIVONIA 3 b e d r o o m rench fur mehed. o n 1 5 se res Fuk f in ished basement Ask ing $ 1100 per mo Otversrhed Group , mc . 661-3000

LIVONIA - 3 b e d r o o m s , den beae-ment . r e m o d e l e d b a m t k i tchen ap-

Mae. 'M idd ieoer t a r e a $ 5 7 5 - m o p lus secur i ty

L IVONIA-3 b e d r o o m ranch.

ba th charmer Iksp leoe. a t tached u , new carper 2 » car oareoe fm-garage $1 tOQi'mo 647 1135 ^

poeit Ava i lab le 2 -3 2 *1 -8457 B I R M I N G H A M - walk to schoo l Comple te ly renovated 1990 2 bed-rooma. 2 porches Garage J 7 M m o n t h N o pats 644-3366

B I R M I N G H A M - WMk to downtown chareung 3 S bedroom leaded glass hrapiace. r * befhs garage •ancad yard $ t 2 0 0 m o 845-9626

B I R M I N G H A M - 2 b e d r o o m i batn hmsned baeemem F londs room w /

carpet

B I R M I N G H A M - 2 Bedroom ranch

m o plus security depoen Eves 641 -7791 d a y s 531-6449

B I R M I N G H A M 2 Badroom $750

LOWER STRAITS - Lake 3 b e d r o o m ranch. s to»_ yard . Ake new $ 6 5 0 ' m o n t h Secur i -ty A re ferences N o pa t s

I k f l a r S p m 666-1516

NORTHVILLE 2 b a d r o o m h o m e No pels Refer-ences $565 per m o n t h

346 -2500 or 347-68^5

WEST B L O O M F I E L D 5 b e d r o o m br ick quad level Largs fami ly r o o m wrth f i rep lace 2 l m ba ths . 2 car garage i n t e r com spr in-kler system Cloee l o Nor thwes te rn Hwy Mova-« i cond i t ion 786 -151*

WEST BLOOMFIELD - " e k e d . a k a Schoo l s Leeae with o p t i o n l o buy. $2 0 0 0 / m o new M m . 2 .400 sq f l 3 Bedrooms 2*« bethe 363-1760

WEST B L O O A * F * L O - C o n d o . 3 bed r o o m 2 " i ba ths ftraafied Baa em ant new c a r p e t an sppAancaa 2 car at-

ma. pool, i res ieatr, A snow care $1150 mon th 641-0265 754-3436

W E S T L A N D - BeeulHU new large 3 b e d r o o m home. 2 b a m f i rst f loor leundry 2V» car garage $600 m o

721-3234

WESTLAND 2 b e d r o o m t b a m rench n o m a s

' N e e a f r e m o d e i e d kuchene with ref r igarstor a n d s t ove

• F i * basements - Pnve te Ent rsnces dnvewsys ar

A U e u f W HILLS a O U T H F l E L O FARMINGTON HULLS

O u t s l a n d m g 2 6 3 b a d r o o m town-houaaa 6 ranches e

Weetbury -Aubur r H is 662-7550 Weethers lone-S o u l h k a a 350-1266

Fo ipomie-FarmingkonTas<a73-1127 S u m m r t - y e r m m g t o n His 6 2 6 - 4 3 9 6

Covwgson C l u b - F i t r m i n g l o r MM 651-2730

KAFTAN ENTERPRISES THE TOWNHOUSE SPECIALIST

352-3600

B a m m g h e m / C l e w s o n

LIKE A HOME b e o r o o m a TV» baths These charm-r i g rentals a r s m o r e Has a house With pova ts fenced p e t e yard , i n *

ds tuse k i tchen cove red park ing A m o r e EHO No pa l s

$695. heat included

Open M o n - S a t 10-5 Sun 12-5

Take 14 mae E f r om C r o o k s l o 1st k g h t turn left

BENEICKE & KRUE 280-0666 642-6686

BIRMINGHAM C o n o o for r e m Wil-l iamsburg. 2 b a d r o o m 1 b a m Brv

B l R M i N G H A M - Large .3 b e d r o o m . 2

diaiaiy $695 per m o C a l Manager 6A3-0750

BIRMINGHAM ONE M O N T H FREE RENT

50 s c o n l e m p o r a r y t o w n h o m e 2 bedrooms walk t o d o w n

$475 I immed ia te Occupancy

ent rances Landecaped pa t i o b a e a •nent wrth laundry h o o k - u p t l o 2 yr leeeea o f l e reu C a l M o n t t v u Fn for appt OPEN SAT

644-1300 On si te management A ma in tenance B I R M I N G H A M W « l . OAK Lovefy CALL NOW 721-6111 tor adOiUonar one b e d r o o m oondO-Conven ien t io-mfo rme t ion k dKec«ons c a t « n - a . w & m d u d e d

o m c e 2758 A c . i e , W a e n a n d $495 m o . 737-9298 Open 9em - 7 p m W e e k d a y s

• l a

W E S T L A N D - J b e d r o o m , n o beae-ment lenced yerd. garage $575 par m o New carpa l . treeWy pamted C m 476 -7778

WESTLANO 3 b e d r u u m Drtc* ' a n c h

Sr o o m garage letaie i ' ices mon th p a « secur i ty

i m m e d u a e occupency 553-6995

B I R M I N G H A M ' S B E S T

G E T S B E T T E R NEWLY DECORATED 2 or 3 Bad room Apta

NOVI - 1st f loor , 3 b a d r o o m $450 Near G r a n d « i v e r C a l lOam-Spm 256-6720 or 5 p m - 7 p m 476-7872

WESTLAND - 3 bee I room ranch 'enced yard, ca rpe l mc I r igarator $ 5 6 0 ' m o -Shown Tuea A Th»*»

s love A re-depoet !

422 -8601

WESTLAND - 4 Bed ooms. newt , decora ted iyA nsasm sncee $650 mo

m t . n o appa-722-6646

WHITE LAKE Frontagt H newfy daco-

beaement appkancaa Avaaapie Feb 1

$ 1 . 0 0 0 ' m o 553-7357

(sr t t i F u l Pasarnant i From $700 M o n t h

immedia te Occupancy One M o n t h Free Flent

Leesmg ^ o u r s f r om 9 a m - 5 p m Davy Sat t 2 n o o n - 3 p m or caA

BIRMINGHAM Specioue 3 b e d r o o m 2 s b a m l o w n -

t r « air f u l basement , newly ramod-a w d k i tchen 1 m o n t h f ree rent lor

Jowbrook 5 NOVt 12 MM acre s i ts .3 b e d r o o m V i balh 2 car a t i a c n e d ga rage t a m a , r o o m » IVap iece cent ra l a a Avaaabw «TV-• • $950 m o 591-2424

- s e o u r t t v d e p o w OAK PARK 2 b e d r o o m h o u » CaA M r s Smi th 335-9190 l enced in yard Reference* credi t

B I R M I N G H A M - 3 b e d r o o m nouaa kicaudea s tove A refr igerator N a a t , " " " $700 mo

646-1762

B L O O M F I E L D HILLS J ' » car ga rage new ca rpe l . $1650 ' bee l o t ter , secur t t ; 6 i s k w w i aa M 2 - 7 5 0 6 360-6766 P L V M O U T H

N o pets $500 m o 852-0412

W BLOOMFIELO LA K E F S O K -Scenic wooded wa te r t rom lo t New

BIRMINGHAM 2 b a d r o o m . i b a m -and unit o r G r a s M d u p d a t e d «'«chen a* appkancaa cen t ra l air l u l basement $685 M O 649-1964

• • B IRMINGHAM- 2 b e d r o o m 1<4 be r r ly m o d e r n u e d A landscaped 3 Oed- Condo. Second ava l . m o t » n room, I ' I bath f i rep lace tamay k i i c h e n s to rage w a s n e r . ' d r y w room. 2 car s t tacned ga rage .awr . $650 momm 652 -2764 snow care $150C 6 6 1 - 0 3 7 3 .

W BLOOMFIELD - 3 beOroom 2-s tory h o m e on Upper S t ra igh ts iaae-t ront Month ly rant $ t 3 S 0 Days 643-9900 Af ter 7 p m 6 6 1 - 4 7 5 1

P L Y M O U T H - G o o d locat ion At t rac-t ive 2 b e d r o o m ra i ch w g a r a g a fU l

Hove ra fngera N o pe*a $625

renta l 5 bedrooms. 4 H b e t h s Poo l Avaaatna i m m e t e e w y 11S5 Coun-try C lub - $3500 mont f i Lyra B rown 646-1400

, MAX BROOCK INC

t i e s , t e l e v i s i o n , s t e r e o a n d nvcrowava P rom $895 Con isn isr i t -fy located m . s s i a m suburb, aeey

any t ime -i aeiected unos Ctm

456-9507

B IRMINGHAM D O W N T O W N 1 b e d r o o m comple te ly f i * m s n e d sp< Pr ime locat ion $ 7 0 0 ' m o av d u d a a u tamea Security deposi t Short te rm avaifebw 642-0093

Birmingham Downtown MONTHLY LEASES

1 OR 2 BEDROOM Furnished & Unfurnished

Star t s at $32 50/Day UTILITIES INCLUDED

851-4157 EXECUTIVE GAROEN APTS

BIRMINGHAM PUTNEY MEWS

Comple le fy furraaned town-nouses 20 dsaght lut 2 Bedroom uni ts TV, d ishes linens E r t e n d a b M SO day •aeses Great locat ion

From $960 669-6482

Bi rmingham. X Bloomf ie ld BLOOMFIELD LAKES A P T S WINTER SPECIAL O N RATES

3 « in

STUDIO $500 ONE BEOROOM $550 $650 TWO B E O R O O M $650 $750

Heel A water inc luded Waanar A a n * I on mam Moor A I apa r tmen ts luay tumiehed a t tn Heeignsi decor

•ar etc A are cabia ready ideal tor

^ £ 2 . " N o peta

2920 Scnrodar fltvd 2 M i s N of Orchard Lake Rd off Case Lake Rd

FOR APPOINTMENT $61-6161 861-6306 334-63*2

FARMINGTON HILLS Private a t u

tak ing Maw over look ing lake kiScn-en oar fvec»ace «n.>. •— -Aaga al poo l 20 *4011 etc Prt l lassi -Tiai ona, CaA 932-0606

HOME AWAY FROM HOME. INC Short wasa Elegant*. •urrasned 1 a<j .^ooma t 2 or 3 t * adr oom apts N o pets F rom $1 ISO 626-1714

LIVONIA "WESTLANO area 2 b e d r o o m I ' i b a m e car* requ i red $560 mon th

i o n s e e v t y "26 -5623

NOVI S AWARD WINNING COMMUNITY

SADOLE CREEK Baau ta i «y Aaiuafiad. t and 2 b e e

"gned t o era-

co rpo i s t s I a a l l on a monmN ba-

O U N O H M be i 6 6 K J S of T m m m Oaaa Maa

SUITE LIFE • B o a m M y F w t a M v d

• d ia l • occupanc t

549-5500 W B l O O M F W l D p ^ e

desk e tc 6686 a w 6 6 1 6 4 7 6

B R I G H T O N - Execut ive re t raa l Large ranch wrth a a a o u t lower ktvai In ante subdnnsion of i acre tots 10 « r o o m home wrth T l Baths m

ounty

S m a l house p e r t a d m o w n $34K per I. t l * m o n t h ae-

1-816-334-3465

P L Y M O U T H - 2 b e o r o o m a i ba tn . appkancaa no pats , garage $565^ mo Secur i ty l e f e i em ie na rassar i Ca* eves 453-7746

m o Ta I Realty set t ing

13131 $ 1 , 5 0 0 ;

(454-3610

C A N T O N BEAUTIFUL 3 b e d r o o m co lon ia l 1 S batr«s. f ireplace. B a t e ment 2 car garags wtm new car-pet ing A k richer, f loor ing through-out Appkancaa No o « s $895 plus secur i ty depoei t

P L Y M O U T H 4 B E D R O O M $ 9 0 0 per m o n t h p lus utWlaee Avai lab le Feb 15 263 S o u m Lkaon

453-5738

W BLOOMFIELO 2 b e d r o o m s car po r t fenced ya rd naw ca rpe t i ng I

' • S R S S J I

BLOOMFCLG condo on lake -2 b e o r o o m 2 bath av S775>ma - -security Oapoan inc ludes heet A • • a l a r No pets 826-5792

B L O O M F C L O SYSVWI V W O . $ newN o e c c e t e d $875

m o mc iudas haat. water lawn vica A Mfca prrveepee. 6 6 0 0 security depoen 66S2C1S

405 P r o p a r t y

ABSENTEE OWNER

y o i r e a s n g $ menagoment neeOi Broker - B o n d e d S p e a e k u n g n co rpo ra te

B L O O A t f l E L D HILLS L ~ e o n beautaui Square Lake.

EXECUTIVE STYLE C O N O O Adams Woods 2 -3 baO iuua ta

REDFORD-Baacn A P lymouth Rd 3 j . Before mak ing a d a o s t o n can ue-bOdfOOr* One* f * n c h . DAMr r ^n t n t , parag*, nam*! OmcoratmG imncmd U a n ya rd air $ 7 5 0 m a 425-1138 i n c o m e P r o p e r t y M g m t

i r a decor tn rougf tou l Secur i ty eya->em Fvepiaca at kvmg r o o m A maa-tar b a d r o o m 2 car a f t a t f i a d g a r s A Aral l loor laundry $1800 Caro l Nysaorm 645-6703

Crw ib roos Assoc mc. n a a i i o r i

C A N T O N - b rand new home. 3 bed-lOOma 2"» Baths naw dianwsaner s tove refr igerator wasner dryer . beau t i tU oak cupboa rds oak m m 11200 ' m c 961-3240

REDFORO 981-1466 | room bnck -anch Carpeted appkr

$600 m c Might 255-3120

F A R M I N G T O N ' Brooaoate C o n d o . 1 Bedroom, s n f k - o u i washer 1 dryer

Sharp d e a r 3 Bed- Farmington H i l l s 737-4002 ckx lasneai t 'A « t a T ° ° ° ' 113

C A N T O N - S Of Ann Arbor Rd W o l She ldon 3 bed room ones cotorv-• I f e b a m s tamay room f ireplace, k i tchen uvw neut ra l cent ra l a r 2 car garage A p o a c a t o n a $ 11001 mo Avai lable th ru June 31 } $500 - m o n t h D A H PROPERTIES 737-4002

REDFORO T O W N S H I P 3 j ranch a t t a c h e d garage, yard doub le I lo t . r y b a t h s ' $700 mo •» i s i last I A depos i t Leave -hostage 476-6272 ;

REDFORD - 2 b e d r o o m n ice s o e irvtng r o o m l a i n d r y r o o m

LANOLORDS. H O M E O W N E R S Let a prci isaeionei m i A

manege your p ropar ty tor you Carpen lar M a n a g a m

4 0 6 F u r n i a h a d H o u a a a

F o r R a n t

FARMINGTON HILLS 2 A 3 bad room rench A toennoMesa 2 1 barns 2 000 sa l t . . 2 car at-

BIRMINGHAM asecut ive 3 beo-

I c o m m » M t y I r om $ 1475 ' m e

851-2730 COVINGTON CLUB 14 Mile - Middiebeit

533-5996

C A N T O N - 3 Badroom. 2 car ga-rage washer dryer Move A refriger-ator * c u i a m a Avai lable Feb l $900 m o 961-6666 or 981-9101

D E A R B O R N HEIGHTS b e d r o o m Bungalow dmmg r o o m utHrty r o o m fenced Opt ion to buy

$550 786-1623

REOFORO 2 b e d r o o m bnck w i th av cond i t i on -" g $550 P « m o n t h ptoe utemee XC7 Mobile HOftiaa C M after 4 P M 464-2181

F o r R a n t

r o o m bnck h o m e c o m p l e t e r , fur - FARMING ON HILLS - w op t i on l o A ge rsga Snor t "u> 1-361 s q It . 2 b e d r o o m s 2

! ba ths f i replace laundry r o o m p o o i I W » 473 -0645

long t e rm $ 1100 mc

ROCHESTER H I L L S P June $610 m o or anars $355 .'mo No security- e-badroom. 2 M baths much more Days 565 -7559 eves 299-5296

F A R M I N G T O N HILLS $65 per wees u p -depos i t C a l

b e d r o o m n o pa t s

; FARMINGTON HILLS C o n d o , 13"4 MAe A Orchard Lake 2 b e d r o o m s 2 be ths nook area, f i rep lace aA ap-pkancaa wasner dryer under-g round pa rs i ng $800 m o 661 -3323

751-5560 FARMINGTON HILLS C o n d o - l 442 -0361 i Bedroom mverrary 12 Mae A

- r O r c f l a r a L * Appkancaa waanar j dryer $550 m o 464-7906

D E A R B O R N HOTS - freehly pamted ROCHESTER - 1 b e d r o o m avmg t A R M I N G " O N c O C A T O N Clean 2 bed room, lanced yard, | r o o m k i t c h e n launory $525 m o J ; s l e w 4 secur i ty reamrec ' . T T T * 1 2 ^ , 2 2 : r o o m 6 moe - a e e No p e u C a i FARMINGTON KILLS Blinds f l oo r ing $495 464-3039 ; mamfenance n o p a l s 651-6198 aefa iear 5 p m - 6 p m 626-1454 2 oedrocyr 2 b a m 1

D E A R B O R N Oufer D r ^ e Gol fv iew I ROCHESTER - . taae Engush c o l o n * ! na i hrepaaoa n a a a m e m laun- 4 0 8 D u p l a x a a F o r R a n t

4 b e d r o o m s 2 ' s baths famay r o o m dry g a f a g e raotn^rd

th ru 7 J 1 - 9 1 $1200 n o D A H PROPERTIES 737 -4002

86-9554 ! B I R M I N G H A M - 786-761 Henr ie t ta ' Cna rmmg 2 beOroom l o w w

OC2 ! W T A L OAA Dowmfown 3 bed- , oak f loors k m c r o o m Wrung r o o m I room, 1 ca thed ra l caAtog. Casabfen I 1 t en - storage, beaement ga rage

tur- i c a t a n a appaancaa " rep lace $995 $750 m o C a M 16-456 -4770 eves FAR*

laundry r o o m $695 m o i m m e d i e l e occupency 474-5226 or S37-6660

F A R A M n G T o a HILLS Woodv iaw n g o m n u i * 1 J t ao room 1 bam.

- u p o n , m a«ii>aiv.ea $450' m o n t h sail 477 -267$

D E A R B O R N - 3 bedrooms N e w H naoe cent ra l aa f t ove A retr igera-

CHRED*$S2T ,MO IM™ T * * W T 6 3 * I L 2 9 A ^ * L OAK t 2 / W o o t f e i a r d

I tO% I 540-9338 $16-778-2006 days A R M I N G " O N HILLS a s a c u t i v e

c o n d o state C o r v e m e n l to snop-p m g A

. anractrvefy d e c o r a t e d FAUST 'War ren 3 bedrooms, car - ' bnck C a p e C o d sath garage p e l e d fenced yard. V a Basement j ly naaghborhood $695 mc immed ia te Leaae security refer- t spp»ancee Non s m o k e r s p i e f e r ' e d encas n o pets $450 2 7 $ - 7 5 3 6 1 E va 545-5648

SIX Mae W of Telegraph a t t rac t i ve j t 3 b a d r o o m h o m e m j u i e i n a ^ h B o i h o o d Fenced yard 2 car oarage ' aa 1 car ga rage $625 per m o n t h c v l t y oepoert N o $545 O a p o a n r e q u v e e i " « S ! CaA. 540-2670 1 ^

F E N K E L i A TELEGRAPH Large 3 b a d r o o m A atefr $450 mourn

SOUTHFIELD •WARREN 8044 P iedmont 3 bedroom, 2 car ga rage BIS am a r t $450 pius u t a ties $ secur i ty 646^3617

$ 4 ' 5 m o

FOR RENT NEW TOWNHOMES WEST BLOOMFIELD UNION LAKE AREA

2 1 2 M i l

DETROIT -3 fenced yard men i $360 ' ef ier 6

I n e , REDFORD r w a . . o v e N 2 bed l y . ? ? - * * * • ? * c y f y room O u p l s . s tove 6 n 386 0 6 1 9 or af>ar 5 p m $ 7 B - 6 I » 5 P a a , m a r t 2 b a m No

$400 m o * h e r 3pm. 455 -0060

' 1 T R O * DELUXE Ti

• a n t r a aa N o pets Av M t e f v l ' 5 0 . m o 64:

ya rd $350 m o • depoen 6 6 1 - 1 * 3 2

F A R M I N G T O N H A L S i o n , 2 4 0 0 s q I I r o o m a 2 '» bathe

ROYAL O A K 3 b e a r o o i •n cotomel.

men t 2 car gar age p n v e cy fencing 853-57 f t

S O u T h F i E l D Beau m m >pec>ous 3 t i e d r o o m t e r - * , r o o m * i n g r o o m 2 car gar aga - < w w at rvaga r o o m * « r g a p ivaae . e r a $746 m o Aaa tor R o n

S O U T H F * L D W rw modelme 3 b e d r o o m \ » t see - s ' 1 pfes secur i ty dep oen Mo Days 666 6610 eves

$600 m o 5«S

565-6638

M M € O s "E O C C U P A N C Y $796 PER M O N T H

FERkfOALE N O R T H BUILDER 661-5557 aed I O o e r D a ^ 9-5 Sat iO -2pm

a i l w a r i e r , school s D A N PWOPERTWS

school sub $1 *00 m o 737-4002 CaA 6 6 6 - 6 3 7 1 1 O A H feOSE®T€S

v l . • 9 * * C Y Muei be w o r * m g M6A v»5-aao 1 AWI MO I ^ (

N O R T > f V * . L f * COUNTRY PLACE Ti 3*» b a m newa.

$ ' 0 0 0 ' m o 347-6T47

FARSHStGTON * 6 L L 6 4 b e d r o o m s F e r m m g t o r Rd ' 4 Mae eree $650 m o pk ie satsmty A p p r o i e n e t e N 1800SO n j e r I ' H 3 8660

TAYLOA 3 b a i a o o r n rench I car

WLAT

$ armt ' c a j i s - l " n g g a s A wasar N O > f T $

o a a m RE M A k tOO < u t

8E* OAE Monday. JanuAry 21. 1991

412 townhousaa-Condoa For Rant

ROCHESTER DOWNTOWN 1 bed room condo. n w D K K U M 4 car-peted. M k - K i a o w . • « appliance* M T V mo 656-9504

ROCHESTER HILLS, condo o n 1 floor. 2 i » baths. appl iance*. laundry room ml wemer Hryat i r condo. carport , pool. m m . hsst included $700 plus security 852-5183

ROCHESTER HILLS - 1,000 aq f l I badroom. 1H b t f t i . new carpel *

stove. refrigerator trash compactor, wsaher-'dryer. Haat Includad M S O / m o 6 5 1 7 0 9 0

ROCHESTER HILLS - FOR LEASE Executive townhouee Baauiitut lo-cation. Cloaa lo mopp ing 4 •«-

Rochealer schools $095 par month , with affordable terms

ASK FOR ANNA PEARCY THE PRUDENTIAL

GREAT LAKES REALTY 651-0850 or 652-461$

ROCHESTER Townhouse - B M U I I U 2 bedroom. m bath, finished bese-mant. air . hreplace. garage d e d r . pool, pat io $1100 mo 477-2043

ROYAL OAK LUXURY TOWNHOUSE . .

LOVE CHILDREN 4 PETS 109 Amalia - N Royal Oak

2 huge bedroom*, ceramic foyer, carpeting. hreplece. I ' I bath*. M l basement large closet*. cantral air. • a l l c l a e n oven . r a t r i g a r a l o r . dlehweeher, daap backyard $055 354-9119

SOUTHFIELD - Large 2 badroom. 2 '4 ba lh Condo. large baaemenl. garage 12 Mile. W of Telegraph •SBO/mo After 6 30pm 543-3234

SOUTHFIELD - LARGE clsssy 2 bedroom. 2 bath, w*sh*r /dryer . ak . private entry $725 /mo CAD Gary 240-0730 days Evas 409-5417

WALLED LAKE Townhouse Newer, dean , charming area 2 bedroom. fu« basement . 1V» bath, bands, garage $725 Jbo + 1 mo security Opt ion l o j m t c t y * * 303-7700

WEST BLOOMFIELD - targe 3 bad-room townnome with attached ga-rage. M l basement, walk out. pat io, clubhouse. pool, lenrv* courts, golf Call 620-4008

WESTLANO - Ann Arbor TraH & Merr iman. unique 1 bedroom, loft

J 8 3

412 Towwhou— Condo* For Rant

SOUTHFIELD- Beat location a l Ink-sler 0 Northwestern. large 2 bed-room 2 ba lh AM amenities, to nu-merous l o mant pats $ ' ISO/mo

SOUTHFIELD

STANFORD TOWNHOUSES

DESIGNED FOR FAMILY LIVING

2 & 3 B E O R O O M TOWNHOUSES

Full baaamant. appkancaa including dishwasher & disposal, carpeting, centra l sir . ind>v>dusl terraces swvnming pool . Iannis courts and carports. b * e paths and deeigned p layground for chi ldren

11 MILE - INKSTER RO

356-8633

TAYLOR- Telegraph/Eureka 2 bed-r o o m d e l u a e . ca rpe t , h e a l e d , dishwasher, poo l $490/month 207-4270 or 207-2127

WALLED LAKE - N of Rent wi th op t i on 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo Air, garage. >050 month

009-2002

WESTLAND

MAPLE VILLAGE CONDOS

For sale or rant wi th opOon t o buyl a p p r o * 1.000 sq ft.

bMeval condo . 3 or 4 Bedroom*. 2 New spacious .

M l baths, plush carpeting, cantral atr. pr ivate entrances, lo t* of yard space Ideal for aharmg or great mot t ier - ln- lew , quarters. $76 900 wi th special diacount on Modal MUST SEE TO BELIEVE) C a l for in fo 425-0140

open 2-Opm Frv-Sat-Sun. On H u l o r d S t . E of t HI* Rd , S of Ford

413 Tim* Sharing BOYNE MOUNTAIN

Week 10, red t ime, 2 bedroom with lofi, Heap* 10. walk to v a n 4 Mt*.

471-4 tOO RCI aff i l iated $0000

414 Southani Rantals BEACHTFL OUT EFFICIENCY ~

Sleeps 4. San Juan. Puerto Rico.

414 8outharn Rantals BONITA BEACH. FL

Can sleep 4. On beech wi th pool Cloee t o go l fwg 4 shopping A . s * e W e M e r c h tOth thru Ap.» 040-7442

BONITA SPRINGS - ON GULF M a r c h / A p r ! eveMeblMy 2 1 beth. complete ly furmehed

• 13-405-2013

CLEARWATER. FLORIOA - 1 bed-room. 1 bath. 1st floor condo. $050 seasonal 3 mon th m in imum AvaH-abie now $13-447-7700

OISNEY'EPCOT - Universal Studios 1H MUes away. Lusury 2 and 3 bed-room. 2 ba lh condo

pool , l a c u m . cour ts $495 and $525 Week

l-97?6

FLORIDA - HAWAII Northern Mich igan - Europe

Certbbeen Mex ico - U S Waei CONDO $ VILLA VACATIONS Ski - Golt 4 Cruiae Packages

Air - Car - Cruiee Reearvabon*

SUNCOAST TRAVEL 313-455-5610

1-800-674-6470

HILTON HEAO/SHOREWOOO Detune 2 badroom. 2 bath. 4th l loor condo. centrally located with gi view of ocean/poo l 313-227-1075

HILTON HEAD - 1 bedroom. 1 bath condo accommodate* B adults, on the beach $500/week peek eeai off season negot iable 313-090-2007

KIAWAH ISLANO. SC Select one to five bedroom accomo-dat lone Pam Harr ington Exctasnv**

1-800-845-8966

SANIBEL ISLANO Luxurious 2 badroom. 2 bath con-doe on ocean, afl amenit ies includ-ing poo l I M U M weakly 332-2777

415 Vacation Rantals BOYNE CTTY CONOO

2 bedroom. 2 b a t h wi th cable, fire-place. a* amaratlee 10 minute* l o Boyne Mountain 404-2009

BOYNE COUNTRY color TV. VCR. country, snowmobi le outs ide your door 313-953-021$ or 404-4200

BOYNE COUNTRY - 3 bedrooms. S H ba th ranch home on Waioon Lake. 4 m« s. S of Petoake* Celt

415 Vacation Rantals BOYNE HKSHLANOB 3 bedroom *k i chalet

aa equipped 313-047-9050

BOYNE PETOSKEY AREA 4 bedroom. 2 H bath, fuay fumiahed.

g CaO after 0. 932-0029

akling * snowmobamg

CONOO AT FAIRF1ELO QLAOE TN. 2 bedroom. 2 beth. t e c u m . sleeps $. golf e tc p re Easter 23-X $500 047-2000

GRANO TRAVERSE Reeon Condo En|o , winter ski ing 2 bedroom. 2 beth, sleeps 0 Newly furniehed 4

a* 725-7747

HALE • Family gel a i the nor th woods 5 bad room cot-tage. indoor pool, wooded area 517-345-0711. 517-073-3501

HARBOR SPRINGS DOWNTOWN Sleep* 0 Fireplece W A R M $ COZYII

$220 /we*kend Cad. 044-4300

HARBOR SPRINGS Harbor Cove luxury condo. U n c i 9. cloaa 10 a l • k i reeor t * Newt, r * m o d e l * d Avail-able lor ski rental* 590-4579

HOMESTEAD Condo On The Ridge 1 or 2 bedroom. 2 beth. sleeps up 10 0. 2 f i replace* greet locat ion lor Skiing, reduced rata* $7»-»330

HOMESTEAD Ski Condo at race*won rate*

Beautiful lake view All amanmss 1-002-4439 Eves. 1-420-2172

HOMESTEAD - Specious 2 bed-room. 2 beth. Heaps 0. fireplece. croee country trai l at door Famine* welcomed Owner ra le* 001-4073

HOMESTEAD - 2 bedroom condo. aki off our lower-deck, a l i o croe* count ry Sleep* 0 AveUabie weeks Jan 25. 3 1 1 Feb $ 0 22 $55-240$

L A K E CHARLEVOIX- Spac ious , br ight $ d e a n 3 bedroom ranch Sleeps 1 2 * comfortably 300' f ron-tage Large yerd. dock. *andy bot -tom $1050/wkly. 1(010)390-0091

SHANTY CREEK-Schua* Mountam Chalet 4 bedroom. V* beth.

I. TV $ VCR. #22-4000

TRAVERSE CITY'S NEWEST BEACHFRONT CONOO HOTEL

NORTH SHORE INN WINTER WEEKEND PACKAGES

$119 per couple tor 2 moms 1 and 2 bedroom. VCR. HBO. M l ki tchens. Complementary

415 Vacation Rantals MYRTLE BEACH. S.C.

Plush 2 bedroom. 2 bath condo* at Beytrss Reeort Fu* amenit ies $ pool*. $ (eo rma . 2 ugh led tennis

ban sod god parl i «Q«* avMMMe For Ires ootar b r o u d w r e ca« $ sea lor S24S. 1-000-002-007 4

SKI COLORADO. Cot luxury 3 bedroom condo. base of akikfi Days 047-7200. Eves or wkenda

THE SKIING IS GREAT

deep* 14, neer Traverse Oty . Aleo taking raeervenon* f o r aummer

• 10-047-7440

TRAVERSE CITY Private 3 bed-room home, tar weekly or weekend rental, next t o Grand Traverse Re-

470-2900

TROUT CREEK CONOO Harbor Springs Ml

Adiacant l o Midwest s beet *knng -Boyne Highlands. Nubs Nob In-door /outdoor 4 indoor pools, ftt-nee* center. 10 k m eras* country ski tra« meeting room* 1 - 3 ? toft con-

-» — • kJ — r w » n f i i vnw. naroor 49740 (BOO)

whir lpool* 4749 >or Spring* M l

(BOO) 744-0245

420 Rooms For Rant A LIVONIA furnished room m my 3 bedroom home. $350 per month w d u d e * u t t tbe* Kitchen privi lege*

953-07 C M 9700

BERKELY Room lor rent

w/prtvete 545-0493

BLOOMFIELD HIOs. lurreshed r o o n v batn lovely home, r tondrtnkmg/ smoking $350 /mo 1 deposit m-dudes uMKiee and knens. 047-0023

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Home-i fce atmoephere Professional $85.'wk Many extraa C a l Lois 037-9752

After 0 .330 -7001

FARMINGTON • Furnished cerpeted room, refr igerator, rec room Work-ing men onfy Quiet surroundings

470-9047

FURNISHED SLEEPING ROOM for non-smoking, non-dr inking gen-tlemen k i tchen prtvUepoa. $250 mo

350-5028

420 Rooms For Rant FURNISHED S L E f r t N Q ROOM

near 1275 between BOO $ 90 tar non-smoker or drlnkar $75 per week

404-0507

Work ing wk lot 1

LIVONIA lurrsshed room parson $200/mo or $70/wk last week UMHla* Included Ki tchen $ leundry privileges 471-7420

O L D REDFORO - Nice, unfumlahad

dry. 1 /2 bath, non smoker. $200 m o mcludee utikhes security 531-5770

P R O F E S S I O N A L n o n s m o k i n g femele 10 ahare 3 bedroom home in Plymouth with same $305 'mo plus

455-054$ - 552-5031

REOFORO --PRIVATE entrance 0

beth $295/mo include* uMrtlee $ k i tchen privileges 255-4057

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Architects challenged by $65,000 idea house By Doug Funk* staff writer

Given the right circumstances — cheap, developed land and no stringent lot size requirements — new houses can arise with construc-tion budgets of $65,000 in the Detroit market.

That's what architects say. The houses probably won't be the

3,000-plus-square-foot estates erect-ed for recent Homearamas. and they likely won't be found in tony north-ern and western suburbs.

But they can be built and stylishly, too.

Progressive Architecture, a maga-zine for professionals, recently an-nounced a competition for architects and designers to do just that. The winning plan will be built on a 103-by-66 foot corner lot in Cleveland.

The challenge — to design a sin-gle-family house of at least 950 square feet not to exceed 35 feet in height with a construction budget of $65,000, moderate income housing in Cleveland.

"A lot of architects are involved in high-end housing, expensive hous-ing," said Thomas Fisher, executive editor of the magazine.

"A lot of architects have ideas to reduce the cost of affordable hous-ing. It's not often they're given that opportunity or perceived to be inter-ested in that field."

ARCHITECTS HERE detailed how they would approach the task.

"The answer has got to be in man-ufactured housing," said Francis Bartlett, a Rochester architect. "We just can't go run around in the muck and cold weather and nail 2-by-4s to-gether. It 's dumb."

Prefab housing, built to specifica-tion in a factory, then transported and assembled on a building site, is safer and more a t t rac t ive than tradi-tional stick construction, Bartlett said.

Robert Ziegelman, chairman of Luckenbach/Ziegalman and Par t -ners of Birmingham, figures that el-ements of a prefab project designed for overseas marke t s could be adapted here.

"Now we're in the midst of . . . going back to prefab, modular hous-ing for Israel and Czechoslovakia." Ziegelman said. "It 's basically three-dimension steel trusses 12 feet high. 36 feet long and 9 feet 4 inches high

"YOU TAKE a multiplicity of that module. You can hang on any kind of

exterior, any floor system. All mate-rials a re top grade.

"You can go faster (with modu-lar)," Ziegelman said. "Money costs money. The faster you go. the more you pick up on interest and carry ing charges."

Ease of expandability is another good feature of modular bousing.

Ziegelman said. "You can start with three boxes and add more ."

But what of interior elements? "I would really stact out with

some very open floor-plans, one or two major open spaces public in character where you can bring in guests." said Robert Clarke, presi-dent of CBI Design Professionals of

Birmingham. "That would inclnde a kitchen /eating area and possibly in-cluding an entertainment a rea .

"I'd do some loft-type things. The bouse probably will be two-story, one or two bedrooms. A loft can, serve as . . . a guest area , entertain-ing area, a play a rea if you have children.

"ONE O F THE problems-in that level of housing is a lack of storage space." Clarke said. "I would look at a basement dedicated to utilities and storage It's good, cheap space."

Bartlett believes that ego has sur-passed need when it comes to hous-ing for many buyers in this country,

"In America, bigness is ego. The bigger the house on the block, the bigger the ego. I think there's a lot of duplication today House design can be used and should be used to get costs down. People buying for $65,000 want something very com-fortable. very cozy, low mainte-nance.

"You need a conversation area to tallL_lLcan easily be tho cam*, place you sit down to dinner," Bartlett said. "Obviously, you need a bed-room for parents and children. Tbe real question is do you need a (sepa-rate) bath for parents and children7

It could be combined with the right design.

"I DONT THINK you need an en-closed garage That 's a tremendous cost," Bartlett continued. - 'Perhaps just a covered a r ea . "

Ziegelman talked about movable pods within a large shell.

"What you can do is give one great space and pods, like a kitchen pod. and allow the owner to break up space any way he wants," Ziegelman said. "It doesn't have to be perma-nent wparis The kitchen and bath-room are the only ones that have to be private spaces "

Fisher, an architect in addition to his duties at the magazine, expects that a couple of hundred architects will submit entries to the contest

"I think we ' re going to see . . various kinds of prefabncatton, stress skin construction, things that go beyond 2-by-4 stud construction," he said.

"Another big a rea is tbe way bous-es are planned internally. Tbe em-phasis is on flexibility. Tbe standard dining room, living room, kitchen, three bedroom, bath is a consider-able luxury in the way space is used.

"Architects a r e creat ive people." he said. "They a lways surprise you."

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Maps a s decorating items are just out of this world

Wall mapa have evo lved f r om an i ns t ruc t i ona l i tem for the c lass room t o a deco ra t i ng i t em for the home.

Maps that aren't for getting any-where are becoming hot items for the home. Decorators and home owners, rather than the usual collec-tors. are buying them up.

It 's not that these newcomers to the wonderful world of maps have suddenly started poring over naviga-tional charts or town plans; they're just interested in the maps ' aesthetic value.

"Maps have great wall appeal and come at the right price," Sandra Brusewitz. director of design for En-vironmental Graphics, said. "But it 's only recently that Americans have discovered this. Probably it's a trend triggered by the English look. Once Americans fell in love with the way English country homes look, it was inevitable that they would discover maps as a decorative tool."

But the irony is that an interest in maps would occur at a t ime when people seem to know less about ge-ography

"We read about all those studies that bemoan the knowledge of geog-raphy amOng students," she said. "Yet people travel more and they see maps all the t ime on television news. But I guess a TV map of the Philippines or Israel with s tars indi-cating Manila and Jerusa lem flip by, and people don't grasp where those countries really are. And in school, kids don't learn about maps any-more."

One of the favorite rooms in the bouse for maps is the family room

"In family rooms, frequent trav-elers often adorn it with pins to show off ports of call," Brusewitz said "And since this is an inexpensive decoration, it's even OK for family members to use Magic Markers to highlight countries, cities or memo-ries. After all. one reason that people are drawn to maps is that they re-late to personal experiences.

"People like to look up places where they spent their vacation, hon-

eymooned or where their ancestors came from."

BRUSEWITZ ADMITS there's a tendency to think that -maps have a masculine bend and work best in dens, offices and libraries, but she believes that thinking is outdated

"Sure, that 's the way they do it in English manor houses But this is the here and now Women travel just as much as men and a re as interested in world affairs as they are. They're no longer sheltered from the world. The topic is so interesUng that it would look great in any contempo-rary and informal setting, even a dining or living room."

She also likes the idea of using maps in hallways

"It 's hard to find something inter-esting to do with hallways." she said Besides in hallways one can get close up and study it real good."

And she sees them complementing home offices

Members' income shouldn't sway board I am a newly elected board mem-

ber in a condominium project where tbe units range from 179,000 to $105,SM I am truly amazed at bow cheap the other members of the board are to spend any money on anything significant. All they seem to do Is talk about tbe fact that they seed to save money because some of tbe members of the association are on a fixed income and that therefore they mast red see the level of main tenance to accommodate these peo-ple'* economic aeeds. How do I con-vince them that they are wrong aad are running a potential risk in re-gard to their responsibilities

You have encountered a situation where your board is not aware of its fiduciary/legal liabilities and of the distinct possibility that the board can be sued by a co-owner or other person for breach of these duties It would appear that only through edu-cation. short of the "school of bard knocks." will your board understand its legal responsibilities and of the necessity to ran the condominium association properly. Perhaps you should consider attending a seminar or obtaining some information on

condo queries

Robert M. Melsner

the subject of condominium opera-tion

I am a member of tbe board of directors and want to get rid of an-other co-owner/director wbom I and the other members of the board sns-pect has been pocketing f inds One of the directors says we sbosid just throw her off the board, but I am not •are tbe bylaws allow for It. How can we baadle this matter'*

More than likely, your condomini-um bylaws provide that a director of the association cannot be removed unless 50 percent of all the co-own-ers at a special meeting agree to do so This requirement must be con-firmed. but assuming that is the case, you will have to convene such s special meeting and request that the co-owner director be removed

Obviously, this is a very difficult

task to undertake, resulting in great internal decisiveness and embar-rassment to all parties If, in fact , you have documented evidence that the co-owner/director has absconded with funds, you should approach that director and advise her of your knowledge and request that they re-sign f rom the board immediately Otherwise, consult with your attor-ney as to what course of action the association should take against the director Basically, the association should initially be concerned with recouping any funds that were im-properly taken, and it may be neces-sary to immediately notify tbe asso-ciation's insurance company regard-ing any alleged pilferage You may also have to consult with local police authorities, depending on your dis-cussions with legal counsel and the board member in question

I am a developer who Is oa doing aa airport hangar condomi-aiam. Have yon bad any experience la this area?

Airport hangar condominiums can be a viable form of development if the developer is careful about defin-ing the particular areas that a r e

being sold off and allowing for ade-quate expansion or contraction, if necessary, of the condominium space. As in the case of parking fa-cilities, recreational condominiums and boat slip condominiums, airport hangar condominium projects can be a viable way of insuring one's owner sh ip interest, par t icular ly f rom a commercial standpoint I would strongly recommend that you thoroughly review from a market ing standpoint the feasibility of the air-port condominium and then consult with an experienced condominium lawyer who can provide you with the flexibility that you will no doubt need in preparing the condominium documents

Robert M Metsner u a Bir-mingham attorney specializing in condomin iums , real estate and corporate law You are m in ted to submit topics abou t condomin i -u m s that you would like to see dis-cussed in this co lumn by t e n t i n g Robert M Metsner at 30200 Tele-graph Road. Suite 467. Birming-ham 48010. This column provides general information and should not be construed a s legal opinion.

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Opens - Men * OivMaon it you snjoy working « * h people and wou ld I k e helping them improv * i f m m uamg the M e a t in s ta te -o f - the -w i fitness equipment. this unique op-portuni ty m waning (or you

Out complete service instructor — program prspares self

sf t f i drive. amb i t ion and de-•Ma lor edvancement in to manage-ment poeition Mus i De m and took It. 3 or 4 day wo r t weak excellent company paid Panama vacat ion* hol iday* and much mora

Appfy in paraon today to diacuaa your future in the I l lness heW

FITNESS USA HEALTH SPAS

Mon rWed ' F n 7971 Wayna Road Waat land

7uea / T h u r s ' S s ! 23060 Micmgsn Ava . Dearborn

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

to 126 .000

S T O R E M A N A G E R S lo 335 000

Previous supervisory exper ience m grocary. hardware hearth 4 beauty., ale a plus Openings m a* areas Excellent benefits A bonus plans Employmen! Carrier Inc 569 1636

A T M N E T W O R K Experienced ATM Network Aseist-ant lor rapidly growing ATM net-work Opportuni ty lor Ihe appl icant WHO wt* coordinate terminal activity, provide on-going customer service 4 training support S o m a overnight travel may b * requi red Col lage level dala processing classes preferred Compet i t ive salary 1 benef i ts plus the opportuni ty lor personal A pro-•essionel g row in Send resume t o P 0 Bo« 47010, Oak Park M l 46237, A t ian l ion Diana

A T T E N D A N T S W A N T E D Mala I Female operungs tor M l a part lama posnrana Apply m person. Colony Car Wasft 302 W Ann Arbor Rd. Plymouth 4SS- I011

cleaning hallways * ATTENTION HOMEMAKERS

tor laundry rooms in apar tment c o m p t e x u Day work. »5 10 to * 5 30 par hour paid hol idays 4 vacation Cas M o n thru Fri Sam to 3 M p m 427-4343

ATTENTION Par t - t ime marke t ing research posit ions open In Bi rming-ham No sales Slr ic t ly research E w n m g I weekend hours avai lable Can S40-S332

ATTENTION SUPERVISORS & Man-agers - Nat ional t o open ing in Michigan (3 -S6 .000 /mo Immedia te openings C a l Now' 3S4-6327

A T T E N T O N - $ $ $ MANAGERS & SUPERVISORS

New company oparung up in Detroi t 13-tSK mo immedia ie . openings Cad Mi AJeaander 313-266 5270

AUDITION NIGHT Wed January 23, 8 30pm Audi t ion-ing lor smg along M C Peiker 's Place 652-0114

SERVICE MANAGER For automobi le repair shop m Farm-ington Hills Must have macharacal-Dackground 6 have sokd customer relation skins 553-0812

AUTO C A D OPERATOR- 1 openmg. fu* t ime Muat be prof ic ient w.'auto cad system release 09 Send re-sume to Telecomp TechnKaanvlnc 29666 te legraph Rd Ste 100

e ld Ml 46034 Southf ield

AtTTO DEALER has parts counter & driver posi t ions available Exper i -ence -(referred but not necessary Apply in paraon a l Joe Dwyer Votvo-Subaru 24641 Grand Rmer at 7 MUe Redlord

AUTO GLASS INSTALLER -wanted, exper ienced Large met ro -politan company G o o d pay 6 g o o d benefits 855-3400

AUTO MECHANIC for very busy auto repax shop at 10 Mde and John R HazelPark

543-2677

C L A S S I F I E D S

O N P A G E S

TMs d a u i f t o t i o f l cont inued

t r o n & p S L

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A B E T T E R J O B Phone mtarviewers. new off ice, a l hours available, ou tgo ing paraonal i -tiea. Talegrapft area, no exper ience, w * train. »5 plus generous bonuses, p t a — ca* between 3 - 9 p m 726-4060

A CAREER IN REAL E S T A T E SALES WITH US IS A REAL JOB

are so e lec t i ve , we guaran tee you a min imum annual i ncome of »25.000

DON'T G A M 8 L E WITH YOUR FUTURE. CALL ME TOOAYtt!

GUSSEEGER 477-1111 REAL ESTATE ONE. INC

Farmmglon-Farmtngton HUM

ACCEPTING APPUCATIOM8

background helpful . Sa lary tN W*. I M b l a hours . 662-7

ACCOUNT ANT/BOOKKEEPER Must be able t o prepare tax returns & handle c o m p u t e r t w d bm insea ac-count ing. C o m p u t e r exper ience neceeaary

I person, C a » schedul ing tar

256-5070

STOCK CLERKS PRODUCE CLERKS

DELI COUNTER CLERKS CLERK CASHIERS

S H O P P I N G C E N T E R M A R K E T h a s

i m m e d i a t e p a r t - t i m e o p e n i n g s f o r s t o c k

c l e r k s , p r o d u c e c l e r k s , d e l i c o u n t e r

c l e r k s & c l e r k c a s h i e r s . M u s t b e 1 8

y e a r s o r o l d e r . H e a v y l i f t i n g r e q u i r e d .

E x c e l l e n t p a y . $ 6 . 0 0 p e r h o u r t o s t a r t .

P r e m i u m t i m e ( t i m e & a h a l f ) f o r S u n -

d a y w o r k . V e r y f l e x i b l e s c h e d u l i n g

a v a i l a b l e . T h e s e a r e y e a r ' r o u n d p o s i -

t i o n s . . . n o t s u m m e r j o b s ! A p p l y i n p e r -

s o n a t :

S H O P P I N G C E N T E R M A R K E T

6 4 3 3 O R C H A R D L A K E R D .

( a t 1 5 M i l e R o a d - W a s t B l o o m f i e l d )

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A C C E P T I N G

A P P L I C A T I O N S

F U L L T I M E W O R K

R E D F O R D & W E S T L A N D We wM be in terv iewing to fi l l 24 hil l t ime, permanent pos i t ions due to expansion ot our me t ro market No experience necessary, company wttl t ram Star t ing at J 1.200 per mo. upon qual i f icat ions Vacat ion pro-gram and g o o d oppor tun i t y far ad-vancement t o manager . Only thoae wi th a sincere desire to work need •PPf*

F O R I N T E R V I E W C A L L

7 2 1 - 2 0 1 6

ACCOUNTANT - CPA f i rm person wi th 3 + yra. of account ing and lax exper ience Resume to

23917 Cass. Farmington. Mt 4633S

ACCOUNTANT - for CPA F i rm 3-5 years publ ic exper ience Excellent opportuni ty 6 b e n ^ H * . Salary baaed on exper ience C a l : 354-4044

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ACCOUNTANT/MANAGER Experienced tan charge through tr i-al balance, lor g row ing d ist r ibut ion f i rm near Met ro A i rpor t Communi -cat ion and analyt ical abWty needed Credi t 6 caah management skills, budget & forecast ing a plus Work-ing knowledge of Lotus 1-2-3 and IBM AS400 or main f rame computer Abi l i ty to work eff ic ient ly and su-perv ise off ice & account ing tasks m a busy envi ronment Bachelors De-g ree m account ing or business man-agement CPA firm hir ing lor cl ient. Send resume to: Box 146, Observer 6 Eccentr ic Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraf t Rd . Uvon la . Michigan 46150

ACCOUNTING/BOOKKEEPING Small sized i s les organizat ion seeks a candidate l o m an open ing for a Accounts Receivable 6 Accounts Payable Clerk in a t person Ac-count ing Depar tment Muat be com-putet l i terate and detai l or iented Familiarity in Inventory p rocedure*

asset Resume conta in ing salary history Is requi red lor considerat ion and should be submi t ted to Box 174, Observer & Eccentr ic Newspapers. 36251 Schoo lc ra f t Rd . Uvonia, MKh tgen 46150

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE/PAYROLL CLERK

We are a leading automot ive sup-plier wi th an immedia te opening for an AP/Psyrok Clerk This posi t ion WW be responsible for the timely and accurate processing o f Accounts Payable & Payroll. SkMa required inc lude light typing. 10-key calcula-to r and data entry exper ience MAPICKS and System 36 experi-ence wou ld be a plus.

For immediate considerat ion, send your resume and salary require-ments by Thurs. 1 / 2 4 ^ 1 1 0 Lindsay 6 PaveHcti M l g Co., 8595 Ronda Dr . Canton. M l 46J67

313-451-1171 or FAX to: 313-451-1550

ADULT MOTOR Route - Wayne & Oak land count ies Early mornings 7 days No collecting, must be reli-able 535-6396 leeve message

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LOCAL manufac tur ing f i rm has s M l t ime temporary posi t ion available In the Account ing Department Payrol l exper ience a n d light typing helpful Please send resume lo . Personnel. Draw-Ti ta. 40500 Van Born Rd , Canton, M l , 46166

ACCEPTING 1 0 0

W O R K E R S

N O W !

I m m e d i a t e O p e n i n g s

Start work today In the Lrvoma 4 P lymouth area do ing light packaging work

AH shifts available Don' t miaa this oppor tun i ty Apply Monday - Fnday. 9 a m - 3 p m at :

S O M E B O D Y

S O M E T I M E 16320 Middiebei t Park s ide Pavitl lon

Between 6 6 7 mi le

4 7 7 - 1 2 6 2

A GREAT PLACE TO WORK' Small computer cham needs fun t ime/par t t ime sales help Reta i l /Ma* Order d iv is ion S t e m n g Heights 2 5 4 ^ 6 8 0

Q U A L I T Y

C O V T R O L

I N S P E C T O R

P u r e - P a k , I n c . h a s a n i m m e d i a t e

n e e d f o r a n i n d i v i d u a l w i t h Q u a l i t y

C o n t r o l o r M a c h i n e S h o p e x p e r i -

e n c e . M u s t b e a b l e t o r e a d b l u e -

p r i n t s a n d u s e p r e c i s i o n i n s p e c t i o n

i n s t r u m e n t s . C M M e x p e r i e n c e d e -

s i r a b l e a n d i n d i v i d u a l m u s t b e c a -

p a b l e o f d o i n g o p e n s e t - u p

Exceftent salary and fringe bene fits. S e n d R e s u m e a n d

s a l a r y r e q u i r e m e n t s t o :

P u r e - P a k , I nc . P . O . B o x 8 0 0

W a l l e d L a k e , M l 4 8 3 9 0 - 0 8 0 0

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C I N E M A R K T H E A T R E S

N O W H I R I N G Management for d a l e of the a n high vo lume 15 screen movie theater open ing this summer m Warren Also hir ing for Terrace

Cinema & Tele* C inema Jom one of t h e moat progress ive theater c i rcu i ts current ly rank ing 6th largest m the nat ion if you're look ing for exc i tement A a chal lenging career then Cmemark Is l ook ing for you. Cur ren t management invi ted t o apply Send resume or apply in person l e

M r r . P r e s t a g e T E R R A C E T H E A T R E

3 0 4 0 0 P L Y M O U T H R D • L I V O N I A . M l 4 8 1 5 0

H AIRPORT SECURITY Fu* or par t t ime, retlra Ml- m a *-' -" • writ ^ppMcaiioos aoc«pTeo 1 i s m - 2 p m M o n thru Frt 722-0030

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ACTIVITY DIRECTOR Needed for 120 Bed nurs ing home in W Bloomfie ld Enthus iasm a must . Experience helpful , but not neces-sary We otter a compet i t i ve salary wi th at t ract ive benef i ts Apply by cal l ing 661-1700

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT for Realestate Photography Service in Livonia Flexib le hours , var ied of f -ice and shoo t i ng du t ies $7 50 per hr phis benef i ts Reply to Thomas Beverty inc PO Box 579. Paiatme, IL. 60076 or cal l 706-540-5753

AEROBIC INSTRUCTORS Maw & female Cer t i f icat ion pre-ferred B i rm ingham area Cat': 645-6165

- AIRLINE SECURITY POSITIONS -PART TIME

Must have high schoo l d ip loma or G E O . age o l 18 or o lder , rekabia t ranspor ta t ion

AVAILABLE SHIFTS 6 30am l o 11:30 A M 2 30PM to 7 30PM 9:30PM t o 2 3 0 A M

STUDENTS. HOMEMAKERS RETIREES W E L C O M E - TRAVEL BENEFITS -

Apply in person Monday thru Friday 3 0 0 P M tpo 7 00PM

ICTS Services Detroit Met ropo l i tan Airport North Termina l . Lower Level I Northwest Air l ines Terminal)

No phone cal la please

APARTMENT MANAGER Att ract ive apar tmen t complex in Ann Arbor has an excel lent career opportuni ty tor a Manager Candi-date should possess a min imum of 3 years exper ience » ail fecefs o$ apartment management Send re-sume l o B u n m g t o n Management 23670 MxkMebelt R d . Fan Hilts. M l 46336

ming lon 78-0322

REFRIGERATION/HVAC MECHANIC

A n o p e n i n g e x i s t s f o r a n e x p e r i e n c e d R e f n g e r a -tton/HVAC m e c h a n i c t o s e r v i c e c o m m e r c i a l re -f r i g e r a t i o n . H V A C a n d r e l a t e d re ta i l . s t o r e e q u i p -

O U A L I F I C A T I O N S .

• 4 y e a r s e x p e r i e n c e • P o s s e s s l i c e n s e i n R e f r i g e r a t i o n & N V A C

F E A T U R E S :

• 4 0 h o u r w e e k g u a r a n t e e d ( o v e r t i m e p o s s i b l e )

• C o m p e W M F S a l a r y

• C o m p r e h e n s i v e B e n e f M P r o g r a m

P l e a s e s e n d r e s u m e t o :

T H E K R O G E R C O M P A N Y

i f f l B k P . O . B O X 4 4 4 4

• j a Z f f 7 3 1 L I V O N I A , M l 4 8 1 5 1

4 m t FACILITY eHOttttemmQ —

m f O u a i oeaoaruNrry ( M P i o v t a

ATTENTION TEMPORARY PERSONNEL

F i n d o u t w h y m o r e p e o p l e a p p l y a t G M S

w h e n t h e y n e e d w o r k W e r e s h i f t i n g i n t o

h i g h g e a r t o r t h e N e w Y e a r

L i g h t A s s e m b l y - C a n t o n

P a c k a g e r s - P l y m o u t h , W a y n e . B e l l e v i l l e

C a H Y o u r F r i e n d s R e l a t i v e s o r b r i n g S o m e -

o n e w i t h Y o u H e l p U s a n d W e I I g i v e y o u

S 5 0 f o r e v e r y o n e w h o w o r k s 3 0 d a y s

G e n e r a l M a n a g e m e n t S e r v i c e s

1 4 7 0 0 F a r m i n g t o n R d . . S u i t e 1 0 4

L i v o n i a . M l 4 8 1 5 4

4 2 7 - 7 6 6 0

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ALL AROUND HELP lor f lor ist in Lrvoma. Part t ime. 9 or 10am t o 3 or 3 30pm. 25 to 30 hours per week Permanent 4 78-2902

AMERICAN RENT A CAR. 2 rental agents needed tor Red lo rd 6 Taylor s tores Of fer ing Blue Cross Blue Shield 6 denta l Ca* . 533-4511

ANSWERING SERVICE look ing for rel iable help A f ta roons 6 midn igh ts Call between the h rs of 10am & 3 p m Must speak cleerty 846-9674

APARTMENT M A N A G E R C O U P L E For suburban comp lex Must have 2 years exper ience and references Apar tment 6 ut i l i t ies Inc luded Send resume l o Box 132. Observer 6 Ee-centnc Newspapers. 36251 School -craf t Rd L ivon ia . Mich igan 46150

An Equal Oppor tun i t y Employer

ARBOR TEMPS NEEDS I n t e r v i e w e r / S u p e r v i s o r

Agency & cler ical p lacement exper ience needed, interview, coord ia te temporary ass ignments cus tomer senMoes Benef i ts

4 5 9 - 1 1 6 6 7 6 1 - 5 2 5 2

ASSEMBLERS Long te rm assignment m Farming-ton H A s First & second shif t avail-able Must be able to work wi th smaH e lect ron ic pa r ts CaH Denise Aero Service Co rp 591 -1 TOG

ASSISTANT M A N A G E R - we are presently seeking people w h o desire s M l Time pos i t ion No evenings. Sundays or hol iday hours Compet i -t ive salary w i th incent ives employee discounts med ica l benefi ts, pa id vacations I hol idays Comp le te lra<nmg p rog ram K you are in terest-e d in the Opportuni ty to work for a last paced organizat ion apply in person Mar io Beeuty Supp ly 173 Inkster. Garden City.

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4 PEOPLE NEEED to make appoint -ments No sel l ing No exper ience WHI tram S6 to * 9 ' h r

Call Mrs Tursk l at 427-9335

A R E Y O U L O O K I N G ... to start the New Year In a better

paying |ob? M a k e tha i resolut ion a reality a l T..E.C. We have openings right now In your specif ied f ield Plus these other oppor tun i t ies

P C b o e r d aaaembiy Panel wire people. Test technicians Wave solder ing

A call today cou ld m a k e your New Veer happier '

T E C The Employment Connect ion

485-3900

ASSISTANT MANAGER Part t ime, l o relieve manager of seif-storage faculty 1 person of f ice for storage unit a n d truck rentals Right person should have abil i ty l o work wi th publ ic , genera) off ice including some compute r , se t -s tar ter depen-d a b l y Cal l Joan at 649-4404 or send resume to:

Secured Storage Systems 1465 Map le Way, Troy. M l 46084

ASSISTANT MANAGEMENT

GRAND OPENING

New internat ional faahacan co a n pend ing In Detroi t met ropo l i tan area, advance quickly wil l t ra in Earn $375 - Sj'OO wkiy

MOTIVATED NEED ONLY APPLY

L i s a 5 5 7 - 3 5 5 0

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A U T O M O T I V E

A B S / T C S

S Y S T E M S I 8 S / M S IN EE OR MC)

APPLIANCE SERVICE TECHNICIAN Mus t have 2 yrs e«perience m Ugh! goods ' refr igerators microwaves, laundry) Company benefit package App ly in person 30411 Schoolcraf t L ivon ia

Significant vehicle am

exper ience i

APPLY NOW-tuM 6 p a n t ime Mar k e l m g ' S a l e s department . No te lemarket ing Students welcome S6 to start 425-6960

H u m a n R e s o u r c e s M a n a g e r

O u r L a n s i n g - a r e a n e w s p a p e r g r o u p s e e k s

a k n o w l e d g e a b l e c a n d i d a t e f o r a n e w

p o s i t i o n o f H u m a n R e s o u r c e s M a n a g e r .

T h e i d e a l c a n d i d a t e w i l l h a v e 3 - 5 y e a r s

r e l a t e d e x p e r i e n c e w i t h a 4 - y e a r d e g r e e

i n t h e H u m a n R e s o u r c e s f i e l d . T h e

p o s i t i o n w i l l b u i l d a n H u m a n R e s o u r c e s

f u n c t i o n i n o u r c o m p a n y f r o m t h e g r o u n d

u p . A c o m p e t i t i v e s a l a r y a n d b e n e f i t s

p a c k a g e a c c o m p a n i e s t h i s c a r e e r

o p p o r t u n i t y . I f y o u b e l i e v e y o u m e e t o u r

h i g h e x p e c t a t i o n s p l e a s e s e n d y o u r

r e s u m e a n d s a l a r y r e q u i r e m e n t s t o :

s e e

A t t e n t i o n : M r s . B o n n i e B i h a r y

3 6 2 5 1 S c h o o l c r a f t R o a d

L i v o n i a . M l 4 S 1 5 0

CLERK CASHIERS STOCK CLERKS

PART TIME M u s t b e 1 8 y e a r s o r o l d e r . H e a v y l i f t i n g

r e q u i r e d . G o o d p a y .

GROCERY BAGGERS a l s o n e e d e d p a r t t i m e . M u s t b e 1 6 y e a r s

o r o l d e r .

A p p l y a t :

SHOPPING CENTER MARKET 4 2 5 N O . C E N T E R S T .

• N O R T H V I L L E

A R B O R D R U G S . I N C .

FARMINGTON HILLS

C A S H I E R S A N D S T O C K

Full ana per t - t ime oppor tun i t ies 'or ma tu re dependable persons in one ot Amer ica s fastest growing drug-s tore chains Arbor Drugs of fers f lex ib le hour* , ps id benef i ts e m p w y e e discount and a clean pieas-an i a tmosphere Csshiers must se at least 18 years of age interviews win be conduc ted lor po-s i t ions st the fol lowing locat ion Monday - Friday 12 00 noon-6 30 p m and Saturday. 10.00 am-7 00 pm Apply in person

ARBOR DRUGS 37700 W t2 Mile Road

(12 Mifce S Haisteedi An Equal Opportuni ty Employer

ASSISTANT in M o n t e s s o n p re scnooi p rogram. 6 morn ing day care Fun t ime experience with chil-d r e n requi red Can between 8 a m 11:30am 626^7496

ASSISTANT MANAGER GROUP HOME

serv ing developmental*, d isabled adul ts seeks enihusisst ic individual ski l led m staf l supervision client cere , home operat ion A f t e rnoon shin Compet i t ive wages/excelMnt benef i ts C M lOsm-apm 454-1130

ASSISTANT TEACHERS 4 S u b . l i t u t ss needed lor Nursery .C lMd Care P rog ram West Bloomfteld area Caf t 661-1000. ext 252

PART TIME ATTORNEY CONTRACT LAW

Three (3) plus years o l Mgn Qualrty exper ience and resul t* ' tocua an t ransact ions Defween m a n * manu-lac tu re rs and suppasrs wternet ion-a l exper ience a plus but not neces-sary Send resume to Box t o o Observer 6 Eccentric Newspepers 36251 SchooKrsI t Rd Lrvoma Mich igan <6140

i and component level s imu-lation design and enafysis. m i -c r o p r o c e s s o r p r o g r a m i n g . P C Wordproceaeor fr iendly tor f o a o w n g posit ions

• Vehicle Systems Engineer • Electrical Systems Engineer • Hydraulic Systems Engineer

Control Systems Engineer gn Engineer • Algor i thms Design

Submit resume and salary require-men t l o

America Technical Services 32781 Middiebei t Sui te D Farminglon HMs M l 46334 .

Equal Opportuni ty Employer M / F

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BOOKKEEPER - FULL CHARGE Exper ienced wen hands-on comput -er s a « s Company benef i ts South-f lew locat ion. Apply t o Box a 152. Observer A Eccentric Newspapers 36291 Schoolcraft Rd . Lrvoma. Michigan 46150

< BOOKKEEPER There-era <*any benefits to be ing en sccounTsmps employee! Accoun-Tsmps hes an outs tsnd ing ispute-* o n so our'cSents know you ere an exper t in your f ield W s of ler the highest pMd specialized posi t ions k i areas o l accounting, bookkeep ing a n d Informat ion systems Many tamporary posit ions lead to perme-nent robs

R O B E R T H A L F /

A C C O U N T E M P S Southf ie ld 357-6367 Troy 524-3100 Arm Arbor 995-6367 Flint . 762-5909

Fees Paid By Client Compan ies

BORING MILL Devteig Operator FuSy experienced lo r too l and flx-turs work Days, overt ime, benef i ts Mero Precision Tool 12400 Merr i m e n Rd . Uvonia

No CaH. 6 30-2 30

BRICK CLEANER

BRIGHT ARTICULATE PERSON t o work m Child Daycare

f l ex i b l e hours Lrvoma area Ca* 422-6107

BUYER <JR> Requ i re Electronic c o m p o n e n t s fabr icat ing, etc Must k n o w comput-er keyboard | 16K min imum, paid benef i ts N o t e s

B . H A M I L P E R S O N N E L 4 2 4 - 6 4 7 0

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CHILD C A R E PROFESSIONALS A retai l serv ice agency has a KH

M o n d a y . J a n u a r y 2 1 , 1 9 6 1 0 4 E * 3 F

oppor tun i t y Jor profess ional g rowth Posi t ion requi res s bechsiors de-gree wt fh concen t ra t ion In M e m A sarfy chad deve lopment or rs ieted Held p lus exper ience car ing lor m-lant 6 lodd tor eged cMMren Re-aponsKMMias mc iude direct cars o l infanta 6 todd le rs Interact ion wi th pa ren ts 6 supervis ion of chSd cars ataff In a g roup daycare sett ing Ap-ply m p e r s o n (wi th reeume If avail-able) a l Set o n Commun i ty Deycars/ St V incent 6 Sarah Fisher Center 29475 Inkster Fermtng lon MMs.

A n Equal Oppor tun i t y Employer

C A D D E S I G N E R Fsrr .ungion H « s firm hes an imme-diate openmg for en exper ienced C A D dasignsr Qual i f icat ions in-c lude 1 yr. Umgrspines, sxpsr i sncs 3 -5 / y r s product design background This assignment cou ld develop * n o h i * tune permanent employment Exceaent pay Quali f ied appl icants p lease cat Cathy at

M A N P O W E R TEMPORARY SRV1CE

4 7 1 - 1 8 7 0 O i send resumes to Manpower Temporary Service. 37000 Grand River, 3288. Farming lon H«a. M l 40024

C A R P E T S H A M P O O E R

Loca l company has several p e r m * nen i fun t ime posi t ions lor m s n 6 w o m s n Stsrt immediately Start ing pay is S225 wee* Co t ra in ing It ac-cep ted Excellent advancement op-portuni ty Appl icant mus t hsve sin-cere desire l o work Be nest in ap-pearance CaH tor an interview

454-2493

CAR-TEMPS RENT A CAR A div is ion of National Car R e n t f i has an oppor tun i ty for you as s manager t ra inee Tins entry level posi t ion r e ouires a highly .mot ivated won dressed articulate person The d e a l cand idate wilt have a 4 year degree 6 some outs ids publ ic contact Send resume to Car -Temps Rent A Car 24175 Telegrapn Rd Southf ie ld. Mich 46034

CASHIER FuB or pa r i t ime Good pay Compa-ny benef i ts Call Sid, Harry or Bob

352-7377

CASHIERS/ALL SHIFTS Fu* 6 pa r i t ime immed is t s open-ings S5 to stsrt wi th sdvsncement 6 benef i ts She* Auto Care. Far ming-l o n Hills 553-2622

C A S H I E R S F u * 6 p a n t ime exper ienced pre-fer red fu * t ime benef i ts avai lable in-c lud ing medical, den ia l 6 vacat ion

Apply W person on ly

J O E S P R O D U C E 33152 W 7 M l - Lrvoma

C A S H I E R S Fu* and part t ime Sums available morn ings after noona and rmd-nagfits Benefits include pe id vaca-t ion Please sppfy e l

T O T A L P E T R O L E U M : Michigan A v e 6 Te legraph Schoolcraf t 6 F a r m m g l o n

Grand River 6 inks ier Cherry KM * Vsnoy

Cherry H « A Newburgh P l y m o u t h * Farming ton

1-94 6 Telegrapn Schoolcr aft 4 Me r r iman

Ann Arbor Tra* 6 Telegrapn

C A S H I E R / S T O C K

Perry Drug Stores, mc • now hir ing tuH or part t ime Ceamer /S tock Persons lor the midn ight shift Please apply m psrscm at.

Orchs rd Lake Plaza 30630 Orchard Lake Roed

Farming lon HWs An Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer

AUTOMOTIVE CERTIFIED Mechanic Dealership experience 933—

AUTOMOTIVE S U P P t E R seeking ;

experienced wood mode l 6 pa t te rn I mak er Magnum Mfg 9281 General Or Plymouth, M i 48170

CASHIERS Wanted a * shif ts Appli-can ts who can work a f te rnoons «v d u d m g weekends pre fer red Must sppfy m person Ce* tor appon t -m e n l f rom 1P-4, Mon-F r i 728-6066

CATALOG CALLS

C I T Y O F L I V O N I A

The Ct ty 01 L i vom* Is aeskmg quali-f ied b lacks s n d other minori ty appli-cants . aa wa* as w r m * appl icants tor emp loymen t wi thout regard to race for PERMANENT A NO/OR TEMPO RARv emp loymen t opportuni t ies tor the loaowWg positions •

C L E R K - T Y P I S T I

<16,574 40 520 612 BO/yr APPL ICANTS MUST be s citizen of the U S or real dent aaen with the ngh t to work m the U S : have high schoo l d ip loma or GEO. s n d nave had s m r m m u m of one yeer fuk-t ime (par t - t ime work exper ience may not be suba tnu ted lor the fuS-Ume exper ience) paid work experience as s Clerk - Typrst o r m a similar Oss-si f tcaf ion wh ich involved typing sa a requ i rement Requ i red Min imum Typing Speed • 45 W P M Apply no later t han 5 00 p . m WEDNESOAY February 6. 1991

L I B R A R I A N I ( C H I L D R E N ' S S E R V I C E S )

524 6 7 6 SO 128 953 60,'yr APPL ICANTS MUST be a citizen of the U S or res ident alien ihe ngh t t o work m the U S poeesss a Master s Degree in Library Science f r o m an Amer i can L ibrary Aaaooe-t ioo acc red i ted university Appfy no later t hen 5:00 p m MONDAY February * . 1991 Apply tor both po-

n s st LIVONIA CITY HALL. O v « Service Dspt 33000 CfvK Center Dr (5 Mi le 6 Farmington Rds ). Lrvo-ma M l 48154. 421-2000 Ext 294 Of f ice hours 6 3 0 a m - 5 0 0 p m

NO R E S U M E S ACCEPTED An Equal Employmsnt

Oppor tun i t y Employer M 'F /H

C L E A N I N G CUSTODIAN Coup les nseoed. M o n -Fn 3 hours per mgnt 1355 per m o n t h Savings Bond 6 bonus Fa rmmg lon 13 6 Orcha rd Lake and Water to rd O n e Hwy 8 Te legraph area 583-2960

C L E A N I N G PERSON t o work toll t i m e at Novl furniture store Benef i ts after 90 days. Please appfy m person a l olTlos: Scot t Shupt rme. 43606 West O e k t Dr . Nov l

C L E A N U P PERSON tor W Bloom-field sa lon Needed every other Fri 8 S a l 5 30-8 3 0 P M or 6 -9PM S5- I6 V l o start References preferred Cal l O k a after 5 851-7464

CLOVER LANES Bowl Is now ac-cept ing appl icat ions to i fu* or pert

» p m rumpera Please apply In pe rson 28900 Schoolcraf t . Uvonia

C N C LATHE OPERATOR Famil iar w i th SPC. some program-m i n g Send resume to P 0 Box 297 Br ighton. M l 44116

C O M P U T E R OPERATOR - Part t ime. 4 30-6 30pm IBM AS400 ex ps r i snce pre fer red Must work we* "•dependent ly Send reeume and

to Depor tment H 6 i 14 Redford M l 46239

salary history P O B o . 39T1

C O M P U T E R

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

Our i n fo rma t i on Systems Dspt has openings tor a Technical w rne r and a PC Appl ica t ions Suppor t Psraon

5 0 0 H e l p W a n t e d

COUNTER PERSON for dry cleaner Mus t be pleasant Good wages Fa rm ing ton 6 South-• M M s r e e s 477-6410

COUNTER P E R S O N - Fu* or PW1 t ime l o ae* au to par te l o w a » 4 n customers a n d •nu i sea ia accounts * i Weeuend a r e a Exper ience helpful but not manda to ry W » Iram Ca* Mr C a 421-2111

COUNTER PERSON COUNTER/GRAPHICS

Fast paced qualr ty pr int shop m need o* qual i ty pe rson Paste up layout* pubkc ra ie t ions Ca* Mr

' ' , 229-9511

COUNTER SALES 'ORIVEB tor tndusl r ls i tool supply company Look ing lor a l g e t i c individual to service cus tomers & do dekvenes w i th company van M u s i ba familiar •n th Lrvoma area S5 50/ lw to start p l u s Blue Cross A p p l y 9snv-4pm st 37107 Schoo lc ra f t . L ivon ia

CUSTOOlAL 8 HOUSEKEEPING Duties. Hi" turns. tor Senior Citizens Apar tment comp lex G o o d salary 8 benef i ts A p e r t m e n t inc luded Send letter or resume to Manage-men t 15400 Weet 7 MUe Rosd De-troi t . M l 46235

C U S T O M E R R E L A T I O N S Te isssmces f i rm loca tsd in Farm-m g l o n Hals has open ings tor entry level Merke tmg Suppo r t /Customer Halat ions Representat ives You win ba ape s t i ng na t ionw ide with cus-tomers of ma»or For tune 500 c o m pamss Cand ida te m u s t be abis to comrnuncsae eHect i*el> by phone Coasgs b e c k g r o u n d or equivalent exper ience p re fe r red Part t ime day and evening pos i t ions are svsUabie Professional a n d dynamic work en vwonment This Is s cneltongmg en-try level p ro fess iona l posn-on for those in terested m Market ing or Customer Relat ions Ptsess ca* be-tween 6am & Spm. - 466-5300 Or after Spm ca l l 466-5394

In your i $500/ door - to -door Ca*

•RV1CE Earn 5100 l o

581-6124

C U S T O M E R •

S E R V I C E R E P Duties mck ids assist ing customers wr i t ing up orders 4 answsrmg tele-phone Cesh register sxpsnence helpful Hours 9 s m - f l p m Must bs sb ie to work ove r t ime 6 some $Jf>-urdays Star t ing pay * 5 02 psr hour Raises 4 p romo t i ons based o n per fo rmence Apply Nor th A m e r e s n Photo. 27451 Schoo l c r s f t . Llvoms

DATA PROCESSING

A S / 4 0 0 / R P G I I I

U P T O $ 3 4 , 0 0 0 S l s b l e indust ry

C A L L 5 6 9 - 3 0 3 0

F A X 5 6 9 - 8 6 4 1 GENERAL EMPLOYMENT 17117 West 9 MUe Ste 1039

SOUTHFIELD. M l 46075 PERSONNEL AGENCY

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DIRECT CARE STAFF ks car ing

disabled sdOfts High school iptpio-m a / G E D 4 Mich igan drivers l icense m g o o d s tand ing r squvsd Variety ofs shif ts compet i t i ve wegee/bene-fit! Cam 10am 4pm BeBevUle 609-3806 .699-65*3 Weetiend 326-4394 Dearborn Hia 277-6913

537-9056

DIRECT CARE WORKERS nseoed «n Beaevaw ares immedia te hXl s n d par t t ime posi t ions Must be at least 18 y rs o l sge M«hect ioo i or equnraieni w s wui f r sm Ca t tor appo in tment todey Ask tor W or Sharon 699 3360

or Wayna 459-0366

D I S C - J O C K E Y Thomas 6 Thomas Sound Enisr tam-m e n i mc . s g row ing professions! Moons Disc j o c k e y Service, is loos -mg to hit avaNatMs posit ions Excel lent hourly rates 8 monetary incen-tives are avai lable it you a rs niter-es tsd m f ind ing out m » s Sbout this sxc i tmg enter ta inment business ca*

3 1 3 - 4 2 2 - 4 2 5 7

D R A F T S M A N Fleqmred d r a f t s m a n / C a d o p e r a t o r lor full t ime /par t t ime tor j o o ' s h o p machine house Refuses welcome Oeerborn Heights area Ca* b e tween 6 a m 4pm 562-4492

L I V O N I A A R E A , t r a n s p o r t a t i o n company needs exper ienced house-ho ld drrvera for local - long a s t s n c e Requi rements are C2-COL l icense good drnnng r e c o r d s n d exper ience m household mov ing Excellent pey * commiss ion bsnef i ts Send resume to P O Box 5560 Plymouth M l 46170

DRIVERS 6 SALES looking lor in-d iv idual* who are wtUung l o work Mus i be d e a n 6 have good dr iv ing record Mecnamcal 4 sales saiOs s r s very helpfu l Ask tor Msrk or M i k s at Nobles Landscape Supply

474-4922

DRIVER WANTED • Mus i have g o o d r e c o r d 40 hours Good ben-

835-7321 driving '«< ef i ls Cell

D R I V E R W A R E H O U S E p e r s o n needed Mus t have class 2 bcense Cel l 565-0900

5 0 0 H e l p W a n t e d

FINANCIAL ANALYST Career opportuni ty sxwta a l a «v»-ncm Of our Fortune 100 health care compeny tor an experienced ftnan-

mrn have * Becnaiora Degree m f inance or account ing, a m m m u m Of 2 yrs professional experience, pre-vious cHracal tsborstory or h je f th

ta r red Exceasn i communica t ion akas aa* mot ivat ion 6 resourceful -ness are required PC prof iciency mandatory RaaponartafNiaa include preparat ion of monthly analysis of local lab f inancial 8 operat ing re-s t * * , strategic planning budget ing A forecast ing ' Excellent benefit pec» age salary commsneura le wrth axpe rence For resums A asisry Malory to Person-nel Manager FA 24469 moopiex Circle. F armington HWs Ml 46335

Equal Opportuni ty Employer M / F

FITNESS ATTENOANT Anendant needed for sms* corpo-rate f i tness p rogram Ckitiss rncmds opening A -oosmg 'scurfy maintain-ing aquipment . Hours Mon-Thurs 5pm -8pm %* 25/hour high school a rsdue ie Ca* Arm Bevarta at Renabikta l ion Network 647-3670

F L O R A L D E S I G N E R exper ienced tor fu* t ime permanent posi t ion to be head immediately benefus include medical dental & vacation Ce* tor an appi 477-6616

5 0 0 H e l p W a n t e d

HAIR STYLING SALON M a * Lmona an

mature , current or poor Coame io lo gist lor Manegemsnt Training pro-g r a m Salary and banelHa 559-6649

HAIR STYLIST 8AR8ER or wanted at «ery busy ahop

shop is - Share Your Heir 27726 Plymouth Rd Lrvoma Aa* tor Joanne 425-5440

HAIR STYLIST fuk t ime warned lor cham rental (soma cans!sis pre-fer red) tor new salon m Fi HUH walk m traffic

Farminglon 476-1956

HAIR STYLIST/MANAGER Exper ienced enthusiastic tor lamHy o r ien ted salon m Canton Salary * commiss ion Ca* KaOiy 961-6190

HAIRS TYUST A NAIL TECHNICIAN with cl ientele wanted for shop m West iand Newty decorated f lexible hours , g o o d commisswn 721-5530

HA>R STYLISTS O u a e s Famay Hair Shop - Fu* c» part l ime CkerHsM wefenc Red tord/Lrvoma s res 531-6597

5 0 0 I M p W a n t e d

HUMAN RESOURCE ASSISTANT

Troy baaed international corpora-

s t r o n g interpersonal and word pro-c e s s e s skats C»ce*sni opportuni ty to s x p e n d present i s aw s n d bs part of an mtaract ive teem This is an en-try level poefbon with a compet i t ive " a g e a n d pa id vacation No medical benef i ts s r s prov ided Ssnd resums and salary requirement l o Box 3651-HRA, Troy M r 46007 3951

A n Equal Opportuni ty Employer

HAIR STYLISTS Licensed, tor — l i n g csantsie Fu* or per t t ims Art i s le Wonder land 427-1360

FOLIAGE TECHNICIAN Own v a n * por ts tKm rehsote and over 18 w«f I ram Fu* t ime alert at 6am ( 5 50/

255-0050

HAIR STYLISTS m Rocheater Expe-r ience trie difference a great salon can m a k e You must d e a r s success

652-7206

FRONT OESK A NIGHT AUDITOR position fu* time Musi be people oriented. Customsr service aiperi-

HAlRSTYLISTS WANTED to* Or perl tune st Westiand Wayne Farmmg-lon Garden City and Plymouth Fan-tastic Sam s Commissttn pey at busy salons GWn Shaw A Assoc Ask lor Peggy or Sieve 585- 7727

HAIR STYLIST Teraf lc opportuni ty Nice shop with

ence nelpfut We ofler compet i t ive i areet locat ion needs l o bu*d traff ic wages 6 benefits Please appfy m i sc we offer either lop eomrmenry or person Red Roof r m 39700 Ann ow chair ren ta l to experienced i r d i Arbor Rd Plymouth : viduais.wnh. good following

. • : Ce* Tuea -Sat after n a m 522-1225 FULL A PART employment avail : able Direct Care staff needed l o work *ath aOufta with dosed >«ed injuries Appl icant 1 please send •esume or apply m parson to Personal Therapist 33300 5 Mae Rd Suits 201 Livonia. M! 46154

281-90 tO

HVAC TECHNICIAN Look ing lor fiat time tecnmcien with accredited HVAC Trade Scnooi De-gree A 3 jrrs. commaroal/mduMnal somes'A" -repair experience Excel-lent weges A bsnefits Mea resume lo Doug Oeeasns 27020 weeor. Dr Dearborn He^ftta. Mi 46127

IMMEDiATE OPENING Ws need ENERGETIC peopts wit* own transportation tor mas* dwtrl-buflon proieci Temporary M l l ima 2 weaa commmmsnt Ca* Elena or Sera Tuesday Bern• 2pm "lor more-mtormetion 350-0020

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Microfilm lecmty in Wixom area • near Ford plant is aeekng fva time employees tor venous frscroMrrwig positions Wages start at 15 50 end rsngs lo S6 00 per hr inter eeied persons should contsct Tsrry Blanc between 10am-1pm 347-7722

5 0 0 H e l p W a n t e d

LEASING C O N S U L T A N T tor Farmmglon HMs A

Ca* 262- 160C

Don't Be Left Out

In The Cold NO matter what me season Xs*v Temporary Serwoas anweys has plenty of «obs lo after Our Sgfn m dustnei loos don't requve sny expe rience wet s good attauds and s

P A C K A G I N G V I D E O T A P E S IN LIVONIA

• A* Shifts Steady Long-term Assignment*

• Locations at Lrvoma and WasOand

APPLY TODAY*

Lrvoma 522-3622 29449 W Six Mae Road

S26-55W. 696 Wayne Ftoed

KELLY Temporary

Services HALLWAY CLEANER

j For Novl apartment complex. ; - j B - t i m * Ce* Robm at

624-8555

INOUSTRIAt ENGINEER Conaulting firm aeecs IE Knout- , sdgs,-'sxperisnce m protect 'manage ment reaeercn and ciaaaicet IE ap-

| P»cations 3es.ra.We Soke commum- ~ " T - T — — — ^ 7 — T T -caoon and computer akas e s s e m * L INOLEUM INSTALLER Teem player Poeiton r Southfield

j Receni grad* - S K ^ m a to appi* Re- f o u t y K ! , o r

aume to mdustr l * Engmeer P O

DRIVER/WAREHOUSE A Wixom. Novi service compeny is looking lo r we* g roomed snd smb i -tioua indiv iduals to J0m its Drrver ' Warehouse Dept Must bs 19 years old and have a g o o d dr iv ing record to qualify tor this entry level posi-t ion Calf Personnel

FULLTIME EVENINGS

A S S I S T A N T

356-2 13C

tox973~ SoulhhSK: M'46037-0973 eccounanc Hrrn a ^ T ^ INSPECTOR ^ , l m * • " * n o o r tefamaraaaer

• eke .ma area manufacturer 11111

Enthusiast ic mdrviduai to help run West iand office l3G6 l S 0 0 a . e e >

Ask l o i * m 429-9348

FULL TIME.'PAPT TIME Cloentng T47 ' person, residential-' 'days s n d

; commeroa i /eves Wages oased on DRY CLEANERS experwnce 489 7 M 9

Several pos i t ions svakable pa r i r m n t u K i u r . ! ' m e days and af ternoons Pleesani '

, - , t lri r {>AUa Kj-Uaa4»i-« HlWfMUOAflV • p/O*1

. i . * ? o rgan iza t ion seeks expenerweed • n o vecat ions For interview _aii . ~ . . . M a s at off ice 473-011« ' p ro fessor ia l for Chapter

H A R D W O O D flooring union con-t ractor wants e iper ienced hard-w o o d Tloonng msieflers Send r»- ; BeflerMie area manufacturer seaas " 2 ^ „ • r L n j - u . , - , . m j n - a a j ^ a a r -aume 10 Personnel Orector " O : pa r ts inspectors High acrooi d i d o - •=«* «>r an a p p o m t m e m a i m W -B 0 1 456 W n o m M1 46393 ma requ i red Good hourly wege end j L O A N OFFICER - EXPERIENCED

I benef i ts pacasge e"—abta w a n t e d to. w " - m o r t o a ^ , 39. -500c (yoaer w i ih open l e r tuonea Com-

pany of fers s»i:e*iwit comrno t i t i -a i ructure. bonuses toi per former ice B C ' B S Dental and s ipsnaea. Com-peny Piacaa ree ident ia new eon St ruc t ion

M A N A G E R T R A I N E E f H E L P / M A N A G E R S i F INSURANCE AGENCY

Mc exper ience J375 1700 wfcly If f " " " c e p e r s o n a -mes saMS -epre-you use a rock n ro* a tmosphere : ssntatrve F^eounrsments Wckrde and workirvo »»t». ma oppdsrts sex. d iscip l ined market ing saMs and can * a t « 557-3550 1 SOOC p h o n e l e o m q u e s Expen-

enced or w* l t ram Send reeume

H E L P W A N T E D ^ 8 posi t ions open lor enthusiastK. 2 8 5 2 ? w a ^ e r peop ie m our survey depar tment Garden CM, M. 46LJ5 Per t t ime eves 13 85-18 25.'hr , Ixoroen L^tf Mi 4 a t 3 .

Cel l Chrissy at 427-9321 -

D v y or katlty Zer el 646-906C Fmanoei Aaeoc Mortgage Corp

330 Hamaton Row Birmingham. I

| Ow actor posi t ion m Defron Respon-

E A R N W H I L E Y O U L E A R N j . Lrvoma.-Was.iand a r e . •

leer speoe i events, corporate i c i tat ion and shor t / long range ptarv

•naur»nce-Experienced Only ,

DAY CARE - Teechers A T, Assistant needed Schookng or exper ience r equ i red Far ">ng lon

476-7: 6 -7370 !

D E L I V E R Y /

A D V E R T I S I N G 1175-1350/wk Full t ime days, vehi-cle required Must be able to start ELECTRICIAN

j Locei Offices of .nternefionet organi-zation seeks fu* t ime career mmd-

I ed indiv iduals for income m excess . j .Of 130.000 per rear ' F ree Market 1 ! Training No exper ience necesery

Ca* Mary K innear . Monday t h ru Frv-| day Noon -5pm at 477-9169

EARN f j - M PER nR Nations largest home ueanars No evenings weekends Car necessary Paid Hol idays Vacat ion Dental m 6 mos P a r t / M l t ime 47 t - 0930

. HlFUNG NIGHT AUDIT . , C lar ion Hotel ExeCuijve sune 35525 A G E N C Y P O S I T I O N S

voAin- t2 Mae Rd Appr, ,n person Expeo- South fvad - L.-voma - ' - o y •Ok- ! ence preferred but w « t ram Nc : Detroi t - Dearborn - ' a rming !or

. . - TUtv , p f i one calls pieeae ' EOE \ Commerc ia l A Personal u n e s CSR s-Marketmg-Cla ims-Ralers .

people skins 3 or more yesrs pro- HOLIDAY fNN r n M r r i R n p c o c n f J N P I gressrve fundrs ismg deve loomer t <s look ing tor maids housemen din- U U h K - U H U K f c M J j U N N t L and corpora te ' foundat ion sokcrte- ' i ng r o o m servers tam-pmi B u s p a o - | 19500 Miod iebe i i Ro 476-2S00 nor s k ' : i are needed E m h u f c a s r - a ' pie a m - p m Apply m person at a must Send -esume and salary Hoftdey mn Lwoma West 17123 history to P O Box -84 : c a u r e Psrk Dr N Uvoma'464-1300 O®server A Eccentric Newspepers 3625 ' Schoolcraft Rd Lrvoma. M < r - g a n 48150 E M B A S S Y S U I T E S

immedielefy For weetside interview ceil 522-4390

ResKJenitiai produc-t ion Work exper ience or journey-man l icense helpfu l Bene f tu Please can 8am-Spm da>iy 46* 3819

DELIVERv PERSON organoad on t ime indrvldua need ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY - Entry ed lo deliver important company >ev«i pos i t ion for c o * wmde i with orv packages A documenta Excellent j ^ t rammg Solder ing exper ience a r l W S o r " C O r ° i r " < ' u , r * d 1 0 I preferred K J Law Engineers mc

FURNITURE ROAD SERVICEMAN | Top nc tch only must know wood

and jpno is ia ry lua time, benef i ts Do nof r a * If you are not exper ienced' 945-9360

I 841. Novl. Ml 46050

DELIVERY 19 ' 1 -112 3J/HR w m t r a m

Ca* Today 557-1200 Fee 195 00 JNI Agency

- GENERAL HELP -, Experience with b e n e hand A power | tools and an understanding of me-

42300 W 9 Mi le Rd N o n 347-3300 f chamcai d iagrams'b luepr in ts help-tu< Resumes A applications oewig

ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLER accepted a l

TECHNICAL WRITER ties win mciude writing user gutosa tor computor applications revise programmers documentation and eetabeah and mamlem documenta-tion library The proopecwe candi-datee m o o d have knowledge of Word Perfect, wmdow appacaoona

PC APPLICATIONS SUPPORT

layouts snd art work, producing desktop (Venture) display* *iers-lure and presentation* and rnmm-mg m computer application trammg The prospective cencSdaaa amxkd

WITH SALARY REQUIREMENTS or apoly m person at

Human Resources Department

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

C O R P O R A T I O N

a g g e r t y I >n. M l 46 C a n t o n . M l 4 S 1 8 7

No F>hone Cans Pieasa

An Equal Opportunity Employer

C O M P U T E R S 'PC Assembly Technician

Experienced PC Supply Co 352-3870

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H U N T I I I C T O W B A N K S O P M I C N I C A N

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ATTENTION General Labor Workers needed 1

the loaowtng aseignmerti

W I R E H A R N E S S ASSEMBLY CANTON • Long term steady assignment • Dsys(7-5 30or 8-4 30!

PROTODCPT NEEDS ASSEMBLERS • Experience wllh Blueprint a

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• Flexible schedu*ng • Growth opportunities E x c e l l e n t B e n e f i t s I n c l u d e • Super ior Hearth Inaursnce • Outstanding Profit Sharing • Ps«J S«ck Days • Comprafieneive insurance Ptsn

C a l l : 5 3 7 - 5 9 4 0 Ask lor Larry or Chuck

Do you want 17-16/1*7 How sbout s great office environment with your own desk Ws need M l time people •o answer incoming calls trom cus-tomers responding to our neHonsHy advertised products Complete training plus benefits m s luxurious computerized office Can 351-8700

CATERING Mornings established routes No experience necessary Musi have transportation Jeff or B a Lunch Lady's Services. 474-1789

CHANGE YOUR LIFEt Start s new career m real estate today Ca* Erin Walsh st 356-7111

REAL ESTATE ONE

CHILD CARE ASSISTANT tor Home Day Care Make sng*s m enow play with gtus A tents infants A toddlers want your hugs. Fu* or part time 661-2508

A U T O P A R T S W H O L E S A L E M A N A G E R

We era m need of 1 pert time whole , , , managa and w a warn M a right ndmduei 33 hours per week Sal ary pfcrs comnwaaion Apply m par-aon lo Barry Siokhsi

oar 14! at imoraa

vol* aw agar 14501 Ptymouth Rd

AUTO PORTER Mardwornmg mdnacM* with good driving record leedad tor ha^i vol-ume Service Dapertmem Muat drNe manual tranaimieeion Good pay A benaRfs Apply m parson m Crestwood Dodge Service 0 » a r t mam 12650 Ford Rd Garden C»fy

AUTO RECONOfTIONING FiA A part lime poemone a a*a ma W « tram Ortver* eaao -eeded poei

i 420-2224

CHURCH ORGANIST Director Fu* time lor Southfield cfturcn Ca* Marion evening* , 661-1579

C I G A R E T T E M A N U F A C T U R E R need* a perl-time merchandiser to cover the W BtoomfiaM. Watertord Farmmglon A Brighton areea Musi be 21 yrs ofd. flexible scheduis st 16 per hoia miieege reimbursed Sendrepsesto B o x s l 4 6 Observer A Eccentric Newspepers 36251 Schoolcr aft Rd Lrvoma 46150

C O M P U T E R STORE eeess experi-enced purchasing spent PC experi-ence required Ce* Randy Comput-er Medic 662 -1226 (Ann Arbor)

CONSTRUCTION Looking for herd working a Die bodies lor boerdmg homes Some construction experi-ence Ca* Cindy t -5pm 427-4520

DEPARTMENT MANAGER MAJOR RETAIL CHAIN

17 25 hr 5 day work week Previ-ous rsfl Openings m a*., Employment Center toe 569-1636

PC boerd hsrnsaaea instrument as-sem-biy Hourfy p lus bonus p lan Paid benefrts N c fee

B H A M I L P E R S O N N E L 4 2 4 - 8 4 7 0

MEOAR tNC . 36700 Grand Rrver Ave

DESIGNER-CHECKER automatic gaging

macftmee and/or. apeoel m*cftxnes • O l d )

K J Lew Engi vl. Mi

ELECTFIONIC TECHNICIAN Qualifications should nctods elec-t ron* repair macharucal experience wnh computer* indnriduai ariouto have a working background of com-

GENERAL HELP NEED€D in macNna ahop m Westtend N ^ h t shift only 9pm to 6 * m 15 50 t o start Apply after 4pm at 36169 Abruxn oR HIX roed 12*6-2664

Hotel

E M B A S S Y

S O U T H F I E L D Km* i r n r r m O M Op+rvng* tor t h t 'ol'oei'^Q post iooi

• S A L E S M A N A ' G E R

Prior hote l sales experience »ntP local corpora te msrket prsferred

• A S S i S T A N T B A N Q U E T M A N A G E R

M i n i m u m 2 veers Food V Beverage superv isory sxpensnca required f l ex i b l e hours rteaaa respond Cry resume or by a p p l i c a t i o n on l y M o n - W e d - F r . . i 0 e m - 4 p m

NO PHONE CALLS ACCEPTED

E M B A S S Y S U I T E S S O U T H R E L D

Personnsi Dept. 26100 Frwaan Ro

INSURANCE if you are a r experienced personal or commerc ia l ones Customer Ser-vice Rep underwri ter stsims adjus-ter or successful producer we wou ld Hke to he*, ihe msuranos agencies A compsrass n the met ro area f m d you ' FEE PAID

A n n B e i t P e r s o n n e l , i n c 30600 Tetegrapr * d Smie 2635

B i rm ingham 46010 540-3355

INSURANCE - Southfield agency needs exper ienced Parsonei Lmea | CSR N o n amokmg oftoe Dsys 356-539 ' !

INSURANCE Troy area aigenCy Man personal. : -me* CSR. soma sxpsnence auxred Salary - benefits 563- ' 6 6 0

INVESTIGATOR - Phone Reporter : positions available immediately i Ftexibaa hours part tans EOE

Ca* Brenda. 9em-3pm 361

LOCKSM'TH Ex.penencad Northwest ares

American Lock A Kay' 281-3100 . 123 -3355

L O O K N O

F U R T H E R !

H e r e ' s T h e J o b F o r Y o u f f l

it you are a vary outgoing A ear mot mated person with m e need lo earr an above average income here • the perfect opportunity tor you

• Part time wgrk ,tu* Ome pay

For further information piaeae con-tact Ms Spencer Dslweer lOsrr.. t p m Or 6pm-9pm 462-9234

MACHINE operator* A Farminglon Hl*s A .Novi Up tc 16 hr Ca* Fran at UNIFQRCE 473-2934

MACHINE OPERATORS Day smft lus r m , n a m e bsnafiis 15 per hoia to alar! Apply wahir-MRL Engineering 41160 M*, Rd

451-1270

shou ld c o m act Terry Bi 147-

46375 I Inc.. 4 2 3 0 0 W 9 Mae Novl.

Mechanical engineering eb*fty CA-pebw of t r a n a f o m w g aftetcnee and

mama into working drawings C fa 534-7

OESK CLERK Secur i ty experience

Summit Lodge Ask lor Bruce 274-3900

Midnights helpful S

D I E T A R Y A I D Fu* or part t ime swing

(6 30sm-2 3 0 p m 1 30pm-7 30pm 4 30pm-7 30pm 1 Experience pre-ferred, but we wfn tram Apply wtthtn Oorvm Nursing Center

29270 Moriock Uvoma off Middiebeit 1 block S of 8 Mae

DIRECT CARE- Assistant Manager Mature dependable parson needed immediately as group home aasist

EMPLOYEES WANTED

(For Light mduetnaO NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

TOP PAY WORK EVERYDAY

WEEKLY PAYCHECK •

Apply 16660 Middleoen i Sou th o l 8 Mile I -

4 2 1 - 9 2 0 0

BENCHMARK Ail appl icants requi red l o snow Michigan S ta le i D or drivers k-. ens* A sociel secunry card

ENERGETC PERSON lull or part t ime to deliver aulo pa r t * l o whole-sale accounts m waa t l and Area

GENERAL LABOR h « p needed tor herd worker-fi*l time Starting pey 15 nr wllh Uen^Ms Apply waiwv Adai Shewm Cemeaery 2SSOO Waa l

421-7916

OCNCRAL LABOR - T i n I lurer m i l worker*

.j pert tune No expera women 6 iiwiuiiuee encouraged • apply Ca* 5 -7pm 7 2 ^ 7 2 4

An E a

Fabric sang. elMe truck

GENERAL SHOP Preaa Operator A Must oe 16 yrs A older V a n g Bunding 30175 Ford Garden Cay No

GOLF ORDER DESK

HOW about getting M " 3 17-16."hr plus benefits tor doaig somthmg you love' We need M l lime people to an-swer incoming ca** irom customer* responding to our nationaay ad- I

graduate. D M H certified current in . *2?2>T- Lcompleie trammg on a* the lataat I Grand I f irst Aid CPR have excenent d r > teee Ca* Mr C al - 4 2 t . r ^ 4 ^ ^ T M r „ 351-8700 „ a » 5

J O B S ! J O B S ! J O B S !

5 0 T e l e m a r k e t e r s

N e e d e d

442 2 - 1 0

ca c t g n o u M deenmg of - i

X N I T E R S m your Ipare tuna

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mg record and at ieest 2 years as-sistant manager experience mcAid-•ng staff supervision c * *n l pro-gramming. medicei coordination Competitive sterling salary pais baneftts Ca* Mon-Fr i 9-5 569-4929

C O N T R O L L E R Suburban Defron heavy equipment dealer with annual saiae voAime ol 12 m4bon. seeks a mature experi-enced controller to aaaume tu* r e sponsibMfy ot the accounting and cash management functions *nd di-rect the computerization of the ac-counting system The position re-ports directly to the President snd include* a competitive salary snd benefit peck aga Piaeae forward r e a u m e / i n d u g i n g salary history to

ML KELLER CPA COLLINS BUR! A MCCONKEV

300 Park S I . Sulla 360 Birmingham. Ml 46009 Recruiting For A C»ent

DIRECT CARE STAFF Needed to work with developmental^ 3«sabled 15 50 to start - benefits CaH Kim m uvon ia 261 -6305 Sherry m Canton 455-0001 Stan m Westiand 721-6977

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DIRECT CARE STAFF needed to work fu* and part l i m e m u v o m a group home H igh school d ip loma requi red C a * I 0 a m - 2 p m 591-3722

DIRECT CARE STAFF NEEDED for medicaPy involved group home in Wesiland Human Services stu-dents encouraged to appfy Paid Iraming. competitive wejea snd |

opportuni ty t o poaittve energetic t imator Must have 2 year m in imum mold ing backg round m -ubOer or plastic industry Candidate should possess excel lent math commum-cat ion A organizat ional akas Must be computer :iterate with b lue pr int reedmg abrkty High school d<»orr.a requi red wt lh soma col lege pre-ferred Exoaaenl benef i ts peckage avai lable Salary commensu ra te with exper ience Qual i f ied candidate may sand raaume wrth salary re-qu i rements t o

• PO Box 309 Benevitte Mi 48111

At tn Humen Resourcea

HOUSEKEEPERS k> Sam-4 30pm shift si

Orver vaage of Fermmgton Starting wage 15.25 fKXrr

Good benefits Piaeae sppfy m per son st 3655C Grand River

iNJSiQE SALES . x r ^ u w o i . pthj*! -lave man Expe r i enced only Self s t s r te r Appl icants must hava i*BR a r o w W , w » Spm Up to

HOC • week-v Redford S34-2100 : school J o W m a and wa be raiocatec si our sipense -7-34 years of age only Ca* 1-600-922-1702

GRAPHICS POSl - lON AVAILABLE Must be team, ptayar have sroduc t ion xeykne experience some Oe-ixgn k - c-wiedge of Ventura Pubkah-ing hetofm Send -seume A saien, requirernenls lo Graphics Depl PO box 280 Warren Mich 46090

S 1 5 0 B O N U S

u g h i industr ial work avaitaowi tor

LABORERS - Snow Removal A . arvdscapa Company . e i i w d e naa immediate opemnge tor -aoorers Ca* Mon-Fn 10am-4prr. 595-3686

tAUNOAOMAT ATTENDENT P a t time or fu* time leoa work«c comwems Ca* after 6pm 349-07?}

LEASING AGENT P * t tame tor Fa'mmgton raas apert-

trmge bameMts Sen.: le Box 121 Op eerier A Ec

centric Newspaper* 3 « 2 5 i Schom-craft Rd -moms MKJagar 48150

MAIN-ENANCE POSITION I

459-660C

MAINTENANCE PERSON ak«ec" i r butidmg " a d e a to tram wnh Proper ty Managameni Compan j wan »w~ le become Msmienanoe &uperv,«r Send -eeume lo PO Box 2S0126 W Btoorrvftaae 46325-0126 Alt Mr M COM)

28-5309

• ESTIMATOR wanted w t h spec^ , 1 machine A gsg-ns background to

work m a n est imat ing A proposa l ! depar tment W * D* domg aeWnsT- ; mg concepung A quots wnnn^ :

Sand resume R Butch, Ayers CXaH D I R E C T C A R E S T A F F

For j roup homes m Canton A 6a«e- ^ . vaa Previous experience with da- ) ^ S r l r t m s Manager * ^ Law Eng.-veiopmentewy disabled preferred l r K 4730c W 9 M m " c vov, Good benefit peckage and trammg M EOE provided 15 25 10 15 65 to start "

CIRCUIT BOARO M F G TRAINEE Exceaent opportunity tor cereer minded mdNtouMs On the ioO t r*av mg and parmaneni port ions avaa a Me on a* «nfts Your mtereel and performance w«l lead to greater reeponsibilrty I S 71 per fir afler 6 month* and * great paw oenefn peck sge Apply al O cults DMA 32900 Capftoi oft Farminglon LNoma No pfionecaas

CIRCUIT board saaembfysr* eeeery Busy

| ingfor Mas plant C a * J u N a* | UNIFORCE

COUNSELOR For wvanaa dhrers|pn program Bachelors Degree m Social Work Counseling 01 'Waled field Two years experience required F i« -f ime benefits Reeume by Jan 25 to

John Fraaa Mxcmgar Trammg A Raaourca Ctr

307 U Michigan A M Weetiend Ml 46165

An Equel Opportunity Employer

Ca* Robert Hbcheenon , 1 l a m A 2pm weekday* 471-5610

COUNTER PERSON For dry cleaners slore m Roysi Oak pert A lull t ime Ce* after 6pm 469-6697 , 471-4565

CUSTOMER SERVICE Oaartiorn beaed natmna* ce n a M A part u n a poamona evaaabte tor

number phone ap 1 eaer twrvee Expariance neceeaary Oreef work mg condRtona Ca* Lis* 9am-1 lem

277-6671 eal 314 An Equal Opportunrty Empwyer

Data Procaeemg

DIRECT CARE STAFF Needed immediate ly lor email Group homes ir Plymouth A Dear-born Heights areas Pan time w w ends A fu* l ime midnxghi position* available Muet b e tuey named cur rent m CPR- Firsl A«J A have good driving record 15 25 • benefits to start Ca* Mon-Fr- p-5 569-4929

EXERCISE part t ime, for medica l f f tnsss ' s o f t y m Fsrmxncton area Ca* tor inter-i m . 425-5544

EXPERIENCED COMBINED sor A Underwr i ter T e o e d lor South field non -con to rmmg mor tgage firm

153-4555

EXPERIENCED NAU ' E C H N l C A N Needed for fu * or part t ime posi t ion

• • • • • • • • i n W B toomf iaM aree Aaft tor DIRECT CARE STAFF needed tor Paul* o. Path 6 6 3 - - 1 4 4

G R O C E R Y P E R S O N N E L Pan ' . i n afternocms e v j r mgs 18 rears or 'o ider No e x p e r i e n c e n e c e s s a r y Heavy l i f t i ng r equ i r ed Star t ing pey 16 00 an hour Apply tn person

F O O D E M P O R I U M 6 M i l e & N e w b u r g h

GROUNDS CREW SUPEPV SOP Experience wi th g o * course memte-nsnce or landscape auparv ison a

. . . ptus A baity to supervise s siaR of - . ? ± . ^ ! 10 Salary commensurate with, expe-

rience Send reeume to P O Box 606 F r a n M n Ml 46025

GUARANTEED INCOME PROGRAM 125 000 tmmmian annual n c c n e Get a fast start to u r e a s e with • f toCIn*

1 makes CALL TERR* AT 126-2000

R e * Estate One Mc Waenand

1 Ca* Mon-Fri 9-5 851-01 An Equal Opportymgy Employer

. E A S I N G CONSULTANT - wesa ends tor townhouss communi ty in

O c u r t Boer d Assembly A 5o toermg x u b u m Mos< have axesaent Press Ooers ior * phone manner A poeiftve att i tude.

Cat i 0em-5pm 334-6262

MANACURIST wNhi h * or part hme toi Birwangfiam 10a Good aortong condaxons x a a a i

C a * 642-3770

NO tor i.eDor posn-on* Must have refc-

i m t ransportat ion

TOP WAGES HOLIOAY PAY

TEMPED NSURANCE

Sou'hf ieid J N ' 30C Livonia. 464-2100

S N E L L I N G

T E M P O R A R I E S NEVES A f e e

^ E G A l SECRETARY al taaat \ yeer expfvwnce tor genera practice off-c * m Garden Cay Salery commerv-

422-6777

INJECTION MOLDING TECHNICIAN Company with rapad growth s m s individual wah good mectiamcai ap-titude A experience m m»ectior motdmg We offer a good x^ge benefit pecAage 4 s x - H a n i w hjmty tor advancement " '

wiGNT iNDUS-RiA. -ong term assignments thrse smft*

men and women Ca l 464-7078 ETD Temporary S e r w e

.A.-. Equal Oppcrtunrfy Employ^ LIGHT INDUSTRIAL Work Start 14 67 to H 97 Apply Fnday . V i a i n 18 omy B aha ear "am-1 tarn a: ' 2 9 1 RoOieeierRd Troy

14 A ' 5 Mae

MANAGEMENT TRAINEES vo<mg compeny needs to open 2 branch officea Nc experanca net 1111 mm iram Eamang poaantuai 136 000 - bonus secxatty raqaared if accepted

256-9S56 291-7772 425-5230

MANAGER

helpfi> Should nave pftanemg A a l a c t n r a background u«a -a i Sur--ma codge Ask tor Bruce 27*-3aOO

MANAGER -food

Cas Bare

k> gaa lienor cor £ armxngto-

4T6-S651.

group homes in Wayne A Oakland counties Experience preferred but nof necessary 15 20-15 40 h i to atari For more information ca* Taylor 'Oaartiorn. Cathy 561 6850 Canton Meureen 346-3643 Livoma. Kaffftr 261-0666 Wayne Kim 721-2645

OJ WANTED - First Ednxon loungs F.v-Sat Appfy m person at '8334 W Warren W of SouififiakJ Road

E X P E R I E N C E D S A L E S P E R S O N

tor " o r a l shop M u « have fiAl knoe* edge of arwe service orders t« * { n m e pe rmsnen i poernon bsrwf i t s include m a K a d e n t a A vece tk jn Appfy m p e r s o n at

F L O W E R S F R O M J O E S 13016 W 7 Mae Rd Livoma

FACTORY j o e s

• TECH HAiR SALON •• aty%st ' " - W i l l i open

•ngs e x o Ca*

men i C i e i m i n n 4 S J - i ? T 7

HAiR CARE

P*xd s d . l ion A a bonuses ryan esse

a n c e t raaimg nosp r tak j s e n t a Good hourly wege A much more Ca* lonr

Kie lee . i 600-552-4070

LOAN OFFICERS Estebnened Mortgage o o s m g tor severa experanced j Today - o e n Ongmaiors F ^ proOuci ane j Fee SBS OC

Send » I r one of t t e besl p * d I abw Reon 10 Tom Smar,

Observer A E c c e n a * Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd t a c f i g a r 48150

MANAGER TRAINEE -131,2t»nrR

642 2660 MARKETING ASSSTANT

UNDERWRITING A S S « T A N T Assist snd suppor managei * de*y act vrtiea of Markelmg Dept Coorcfc

LOAN PROCESSOR/TELLER FULLTIME

Mrrwmui? i tears experience pro- _ : aaaing conventional mortgage A I i agm cxerx* home equity loans - arxJiOale wa ] ^ be snared oefweer, loan procaaeor A

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AUTO TECHNICIAN TRAINEE Looking tor ii.ufl.afed U M t f u f * to snfer the career o w u t i m a y " « S of the 90 a Musi fiane Ngh school m-

-equaled . . . person Creslwood Dodge Servace Dept 12650 Ford Rd Gerden cay

CLAIM SETTLER • axe personal a«*ay caaea proven trsck record A * tor Merk Piefcto

•erierice with Must have

Nonsmok w 717-8400

2 amaa office bu-dm ga Working must apev

xntmeni b e rween t o - * , Mon-Fn 726-6066

CITY OF WESTLANO CIVILIAN DISPATCHERS

PueLIC SAFETV QUALIFICATIONS AUTO

February I

contact me (Barear* QunfRert al A l l ) 447-1263

Programmer A S / 4 0 0 DATA PROCESSING OP-PORTUNITY We are saaang an e»-dnnduel to work m the data pr

DRIVER - FULL TIS4E For a u t o ws- | „ i« o r T nv«e ares Good pay plus eat company Some paper work av 0 ^ , ^ Must be between 16-21 vofved AV experience preferred « oad and Wve m Wayna Coimfy F*rm*er with Metro area 52? - ' 6 5 f n o , Qatroa, caa 464 ' 6 6 0

Perfect A Lotus! praaei"ed. " i n n aand -eeume 10 UA

V M M Nk Soufhfiaid Sawn Some j ^ caeniew preferred AOS comma- M- 46152

HAIR DRESSER PULL TIME

_ . __ The 1 laamai-wood 22600 good mefh cfencai saa* SOwpm C M , C « w w Or 3 u u m a a u Ml typing) end oub*c confeci experv , * « o i 4 Anenfam Chertens Wofdk ence s n u * Apply in person Be- ; rween 10em-3pm I t e r * r u < n MARKET RESEARCH F M l needs

Detroa S a — v » Ban* Weekend Phone w a r newer* Set _ 10962 MiddMeeif Lkonto urdey 6 Sunday omy Ca* Sandy

I Ar Equal Opportunity Employer I I 0em-4pm weaftdey* 6 2 ' ? a » m

aon 464 7640 M 3 - 0 0 7 0 '

ESSER MOTIVATED

•erne and programming arse wo»%-mg primar ily on accounting rsaeted

Two years of proqrsm-

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An Equal Opponunay FmpM-rwr

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drive to our caants throughout Camaaale '

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t * » Michigan 40150 M /F /M /V

MECHANIC

F u « i m « d Ful W W •- jyj 501-5023

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' • ' HAWC TRAINEE - nan TooN « eicaManl

i * o » d ' « j i * r a d F"tymoulh •56-5150

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Sort- *00 urnkald. Ml . 40034 <i ' VPOMn i l y Employer

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iGAGE PROCESSOR f l THA. V A 0 Cdnventl-i s o r waited tor ssiab-I - tgagu Company In • m m Competitive pay Tom Smith. tor a confl-

' i view at 642-2000

W G A G E S J proceneor nsedsd tor

• Mr-'f lsgs Bankar Expe-• -ad ol a m r u s 2 yrs

p.-sing wfth aqual smpfie-v VA and conforming eorv Wndtog Salary c o w " e n -

th experience For a con»-contacl

»r.TJ* St Liberty Mortgage _«i 313-350-2345

-sume l o l iberty Mort-C p t p o r a t i o r t . 2 4 9 0 1

• t e rn Hwy. Suite 410. i 40075. ol Opportunity Employer

5 0 0 H e l p W a n t e d

MERCHANDISING MANAGER Troy

experience m rata* buying or a mar karma background lo manaoa our Machandxang Dapartmant O v e r M raaponaKxatias tor ma selection o« products-iendor* 0 price negotie-Uona tor salse promotions 0 meen-Iwe program* SucceesM candidala mual ba *a« motivalad 0 hav* aa-ua l in l oraamxalional (Mto. Salary/ M W M Sand raauma to: Marciwotsing Managar. P.O. Bo* 7040. Troy. Mi 40007-7040

METER INSTALLERS Mual hava rakaMa rranaportauon soma loot*, win tram Cafl balaaan 9am-3pn> 001-0050

MOLO MAKEH/Laadar Bench Hand Tramaa EDM Oparalor raghla PMBtic miactton Molding Machine Operater day snm 005-0091

MORTGAGE PROCESSORS

Ona ol ma nation » largaat homa aQuity landing Urma haa a poaltton opan tor a mortgage procaaaor Parson* applying sftould hama a rnxnurn ot 1 year anperianca m Ini-tial procaaamg ol mortgage loan* interacted applicant* send reeume lo P O Bo* 079, Wayna. Ml 40104

Equal Opportunity Emptoyar M/F

MLK Tl NATIONAL service company la starting existing - e e l e m aubur ban brancft ofUca *aefcing service

• managar* Hard »ork. pay A benefit! na*um*

wtth salary hlaiory lo V P Bo* 9203. LNonle. Ml 40150.

NAIL TECH Licensed NaN Tech warned lor service Iriendly nail salon (Cotora I Commission split Experience pre-ferred Sylvan Lake 330-0040

OFFICE CLEANING - Part time, day* position tor reeponerble & dependable paraon only Plymouth area CaH 047-7733

OFFICE/CUSTOMER SERVICE Markebng department of a peckag-n g manufacturer haa immediate opening lor an otnee/cuatomer ser-vice individual. Poeltton requires ex-cellent phone skMs. knowledge of packaging 6 malarial planning Per-son •>« be a saH starter 0 w « mlar-face M l wltti customer*, produc-tion 0 sales personnel. Fun benefit peckage otered tor an opportunity to H*> a r«p«»y growing team Sand

t o Attn Personnel/D

PO Box 2500 C Plymouth. Ml 40170

OIL CHANGE ATTENOANTS Warned fu* Hme tor 10 minutes o l change and fc* service repair (hop m Farmington Haa. 553-0013

OPTICIAN/OPTICAL Experienced. M - t l m e tor Ophthalmologist's oftlce m Lhioma. C a l 855-0205

PART TIME EMPLOYMENT tor ex-perienced Clerical. Hoat/Hoetaaa. Maintenance. Grounds help. Ha l -way Cleaners. Apartment Preppers. Cleaners Shampooars 0 Leasing Agent* who want lo supplement their income on their ofl hour* tor large apartment community m Farmington H « * The individual* hired must Wa orvsrte Please ca l 471-0000 or man your reeume to 36700 G-and River " Hits. Ml 40335

PHARMACY CLERK

Perry Drug Si or**. Inc la now seeking a lu l time Pharmacy Clerk to work varied shiru Pharmacy experience prelorred Pi* a n apply

N o n 10 Shopping Center 41020 10 Mile

Now An Equal OpportuHty Employer

5 0 0 H e l p W a n t e d

OUR CONTRACT FURNITURE Dealership la looking tor an invoicing/Account* Receivable per-son The succaaaful candidate muat be organized, ertnaent. enu w * n g lo be challenged We oftor a prolee-sional •nwronmenl and a complete

reeume <©: Bo* 170 Obeerver 4 Ec-cantnc Naw*paper*. 30251 School-craft Rd . Livonia. Micregan 40150

OUTSIDE MARKETING AGENTS Travel agency looking tor * *n motivated paraon* with 5 yr* experience High commMeiona +

471-1203

PACKAGING 0 nght aaaemWy Busy Livonia 0 Farmington Hlla location Up lo (S / tv C a l Alice a i U W O H C E 473-2935

PAINTERS - Raaldantial. new cus-tom 0 production 5 years minimum experience Must be prompt 0 neat Cafl 0 3Oanv2 3Opm tor appomt-ment 505-1777

PHONE CLERK Part time permanent evenmo hr*. Uvoma aree 22 hr* /weak 15-hr Outiae include contacting t new 0 existing account* 425-2

PIN JUMPER Bowling canter Sandy or Judy

Canton A i k tor 459-0070

PLYMOUTH MANUFACTURER HAS OPENINGS

ON OAY 0 NIGHT SHIFTS FOR

- CMC Lathe Hand* • CNC MM Programmer 0 Setup

(Must have expanence) • Tool Maker* • Inspector* • Product ion Control Manager • Inventory Contro l Manager • Cert i f ied WoiOer

LOC PERFORMANCE 201 industr ia l Or . Plymouth

453-2300 Equal Opportuni ty Employer

Minor i ty /Female/Handicapped'Vet

P O L I C E D I S P A T C H E R CITY OF FARMINGTON HILLS

Accepting application* tor fu l hme Dispatcher poeition in the Police Department Duties include answer mg police emergency telephone cans, diapalching police cars and hr* unit*, i n d maintaining daily < log meet* Require* high school graduate or eou .aient. some radio dispatch experience, and baalc typing (35 wpm) and telephone •km* Police diapatch experience d e t l r a b l e Salary S21.076 024.500 Apply by 1/31/91 m person or m writing to

Personnel Depertment City or Farmington HMs 31555 W 11 M l e Rd

Farmington H a * . Ml 40016 i Equal Opportunity Employer An

PRECISION MACHINING OPENINGS

On Aircraft part* Experienced only

Pud Benefits BRIDGEPORT MILL OPERATOR

LAP HAND CNC TURNING OPERATOR

HARDINGE CHUCKER OPERATOR Hytrol Manufacturing

Garden O r y 201-0030

PRESS OPERATORS Mafor pr in t ing Brm m the *outhea*t -ern Michigan area needs skil led press opa ra lo r * Candidate* mu* t have knowledge of oft-set or t iax-*et webb press Addit ional need for in-dividual wi th ink-let Imager experi-ence Company a expanding quick-ly Contract t o go direct Compet i -t ive wage* /benef l t * Please call or rush resume to:

The Employment Connect ion 391 Airpor t lndu*tr lai Drive

Ypalant l . M i 40196 465-3900

PRINTING-PROOF READING Must be accurate - business torms experience preferred Canton area Good working conditions 525-0004

5 0 0 H e l p W a n t e d

PLUMBER Licensed Journeyman or Mat ter Commence! protect management experience required To 045.000 per

*r E icef lenl benefit packaga Aak • Stave or Tom a l 522-1350

B E R G S T R O M S I N C 3 0 6 3 3 S C H O O L C R A F T

L I V O N I A

5 0 0 H e l p W a n t e d

PRESS OPERATOR - SORSZ expe-rience nacaaaary Quakty work, good wage*. Apply 25215 GlendaM. South o l 190. between Telegraph 0

D e *

• PRESS PERSON/MANAGER Experienced wi th quakty work on amen of l - te t presses Excellent 0 unique oppor tun i ty /benef i t * C a l Mr Simmon*, - 229-9511

PRINTER A part- t ime pow l ion work ing 2 or 3 day* per week is avai lable tor en ex-perienced printer. The quali f ied ap-plicant wHi posses* a min imum ol ona year of p rmtshop exper ience to inckide knowledge of lemlnating. collating, cutt ing, b ind ing and p»a-I ©making

interested candidate* should tend reeume to Cathy Secoa. Human Re-sources Department

Botsford General "Hospital

20050 Grand River Farmington HW*. Ml 40330

An Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer

PRINT SHOP COUNTER PERSON Genera duties exper ience neces-sary for energet ic responsib le per-son. full t ime Southf ie ld 027-9075

PRODUCTION MANAGER Sheet metal shop (special enclo-sures). requires Product ion Mana-ger lor shop o l approximately 20 hourly employees on 1st sh in Com-plete supervisory responsibi l i ty tor a l lacets o l product ion, scheduling and delivery activity J o b shop hands-on exper ience in al l area* of sheet metal fabr icat ing a must Ex-ceHeni pay and benefit package Detail Fabricat ing Inc . 12690 New-b u r * ! . Uvonia. Ml . 40150 591-0413

PROGRAM ASSIST ANT/Par t Time To work in group home tor develop-menially d isabled Sr c . tuens tn Farmington area $5 per hour, ap-proximately 25 hours per week on flexible K h e d u l e Exper ience help-ful Good driving record a must C a l for appointment 476-0070

PROJECT ENGINEERS Rapidly expanding in ject ion molder with * tate-ot- the-art in ject ion mold-ing eqiMpment CAD *y* tem, Mack box/gray bo* p ro tec t * and O-1 sta-tus seeks mot ivated, aggresalve en-gineers with exper ience Qualif ied candidates should be able to take projects f rom design th rough tool build to f inished product wi th cus-tomer inter lace u l l t a n g the 'cradle t o grave concept Our a t rong engi-neering commi tment and manufac-turing strength have m a d e us a leader in our held Send resume to:

Personnel /Product Eng. A -Une Plastics. Inc 40300 Ptymutf i Rd

Plymouth. Ml 40 t7O

QUALITY ASSURANCE Position available m our receiving •ntpection area Knowledge of • mechanical b luepr ints and u*e of precision equipment Is required Send resume to Ace Cont ro ls Inc . PO Box 71. Farmington. Ml . 46332 att Quality Assurance Manager

QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR Entry level. $5/hr Days 0 nights ex-perience helpful but not required Apply in person at 24650 N Indu* trial Or N of Grand River between Haggerty a Halsteed

BINDERY PERSON

Blue Line Graphic* , an af f i l ia ted company ol Little Caesar En te rp ra -e*. m c . a looking tor an experi-enced individual t o operate cut t ing and folding equipment m BR bindery department Prefer 1-2 years expe-rience m a print *hop env i ronment

Qualified candidates please * e n d t o

BLUE LINE GRAPHICS

Kevin Rourke 24120 Haggerty Rd

Farmmglon HMe. Ml 40024

An Equal Opportuni ty Employer

Programmer/ Analyst

progra UNIX

Our rapidly expending company a looking lor a talented a professional person wi th experience in COBOL

ammuig Work a learn m a environment Retail appl ica-

tions a plus Excellent salary 0 ben-Ms package Luxurious o f f i ce Op-portunity tor growth Send reeume to M I S. Dept

DeeKay Enterpr ise* 400 Galler la Off ice Center

3400 Southfield. M l 46034 Fax 313-351-9013

QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR Fun t ime posi t ion wi th a g row ing Livoma automotive supplier M i n i be experienced in SPC. bluepr int reading and automot ive require-ment* Full benelita Call Mike a l 525-1917

REAL ESTATE SALES $25,000 guersnteed" It you afway* wanted to atar i a caraar in real estate, but fe l l you cou ldn t t ake a chance on a lower first /ear income, now a the t ime to get atar ted Ca l Carol Humphries at 261 -0700 to find out about our guaran teed in-come program, and star t immedi -ately m a career held of unkmned potential L ivonia-Redford

REAL ESTATE ONE

5 0 0 H e l p W a n t e d

REPOSSESSION FIELD INVESTI-GATOR. finance expanence ha lpM

person 13101 Eckle* 401-1177

Apply in net Rd Plymouth

RESIDENTIAL/JANITORIAL Cleaning company m Lhroma *e*k« ratable hardworking people with transportation to l o * our crew Start immediately C e l 450-2100

RESIDENT MANAGER 0 ASSISTANT MANAGER .

Positions available To enqui re please send reeumeS lo 24400 Northwestern Highway Suite 203. South field Ml 40075

ROCHESTER/TROY AREA Experienced vacant land expert C a l Carol at REAL ESTATE ONE.

052-6500 or 520-1300

ROSENAU HONDA a looking tor Cert i f ied Honda Trained Technician* If you are a ca-reer mxnded individual looking lor great pay benef i t* and naming ap-ply wrthm 3 P o r t i o n * Available Trames* welcome See Service Manager 20429 Michigan Avenue

ROUTE SALES PERSON 0 Assist-ant Supervisor needed lor the De-troit d-vaxon o l a Ohio baaed Dairy' De l d ls lnbu lor Reeume* to I a K Distr ibutor*. 13001 Lyndon. Detroit M l 40227

RUMORZ NIGHT CLUB- Now Hiring Bouncer*. Reatroom At tendan t . Bo* Persons Apply In person Wad-Sat . after 0 P M at: 450 S Mer-riman. at Cherry H a m Wesltand

S E A S O N A L L A B O R E R S CITY OF FARMINGTON HILLS

Currently accept ing appl icat ion* for seaaonal laborers tor City park* and golf course maintenance Apri l 1 t o October 31 Appl icants mu t t be able to commit for enure season Duties include, grounds mainte-nance mowing, t r imming, raking, ban field and soccer held upkeep, genera clean-up. etc Requaed valid Michigan driver s license, must be at leest 18 years of age high school graduate preterred 40 hour* per week some weekend* Hourty rate S6 50-$7 50 baaed on experi-ence Appl icat ion* accepted until March 1 1991 Apply m person or m writing to

Depl o« Special Service* City or Farmington HM*

31555 W 11 MUe Rd Farmmgton HHI*. M l 46336

An Equal Oppor tuni ty Employer

RECEPTIONIST NEEDED Day* - 9am 5pm

Smbeds Hair Studxo Rochester 652-1942

RESPONSIBLE. SELF MOTIVATED individual tor Entry Level Service Position wi th * g rowing company Possible advancement t o sales Must be w i l i ng to t raval overn ight Benefit*, euto plan P O Bo* 047. Brighton Mi .46116

• ROUTE DRIVER Needed lor establ ished m e t r o area retail bakery route Sa les 'Marke t ing expe r i ence he lp fu l A p p l i c a n t * should be neat m appearance out -going. able lo work we!' wi th others, bondable and have a re»pon* lb le driving and work record Sobmf l * v lormai resume to

Route Driver, Sui te 133 33723 S Mile Rd , Livonia. M I 46150

SALAD PREP Experience preterred. l u l 0 part time posit ions f u l l ime bene f i t * in-clude medic* , denta l 0 vacat ion.

Apply m person on ly Between 9am- 5pm

JOE'S PRODUCE 33152 W 7 Mile - L ivon ia

SECURITIES FIRM See** aasisiant lor Trading _De»k Degree prelerred Send re*ume to

I m d a wna ien P O Box 4475 Bemmgham. Ml 46012

SELECTED USEO TIRES From 110

Ca* Mar ley 349-0290

SUNSHINE HONDA a hir ing lor Ser nee Porter* Good pay 0 excellent benefit* Please apply within, 1205 Ann Arbor Road. Plymouth Ml 46170

SERVCE COORDINATOR needed tor last paced South herd property management company Excellent phone 0 communicat ion *mas a mu* l Typing 40wpm plus Benefit* Send resume lo Senior Property Manager 26366 Franklin Rd Southf ield. M l 46034

5 0 0 H e l p W a n t e d

SECURITY OFFICERS

A NEW LIVONIA FACILITY 4 position* mete* 0 lamale* Muel be available Ml wvfts 0 weekend* Mual heve cer 0 telephone Apply 22930 Woodward Ferndale

(IV* Mh* N of 9 Mle )

541-3080 SERVICE COORDINATOR needed lor fast-paced SouthfleXd proparty management company Exce len l phone and communicat ion akWa I must Typing 40 wpm plus beneht* Send reeume to Sr Property Mana-ger . 20300 Franklm Rd Southheid Michigan. 40034

S E R V I C E T E C H N I C I A N - To $45,000 3-5 y * experience X-Ray

473- 7210 •ouipment repea Steven J Gr i Greene Personnel

5 0 0 H e l p W a n t e d

SOCIAL W O R K DESIGNEE Part t ime f lexible hox**. to eaeat BFW m long t e rm care taciuty Good

SPORTS MINDED? Mafor r a t a l cham seek* Manage

T r a n e e * l o $20,000 yeer Can make up to $35,000 and up attar 2

Employment Center, Inc 509-1636

STOCK CLERK Experience prelerred. lull t ime benefi ts Send reeume to: P O Bo* 2514. Southf ield Ml 40037

5 0 0 H e l p W a n t e d

TECHNICIAN

World teeder o l on erte turnkey en-v i r onmen t * e * * e * * m e n t and re-mediat ion of con tamina ted M l and groundwater seek* a technician lo M I - u p and Irlatafl monnormg/re-med ianon equipment m the held Knowledge u» carpentry , electrical relay* pump and mechanical sys-tem* a expected, pr ior environmen-tal experience a p re fe r red . Forward

l a

SURFACE GRINDER Also E D M Operator

For Novi shop 344-4000

SERVICING CLERK TRAINEE

F u l t ime posit ion available in our In-surance Department Oeeire dedi cated energetic person with excel-lent typmg and communica t ion i k a s C a l M r * B o * e a l . Liberty Mortgage Corporat ion. 350-2345

An Equal Opportuni ty Employer

SH IPP ING RECEIV ING Pos i t i on open lor experienced hand*-on per-son Muat b e familiar with automo-

lent*. inventory contro l 0 related paperwork

S W I M COACH/POOL MANAGER FuR t ime *ummer j ob Olympic M/eo poo l Salary commen*u r * te with ex-per ience C e l Walnut Creek CpunUY Club in South Lyon. 437-7337

.. - requ procedures handl ing PI— — ply m paraon t o Lawrence Plastic*, mc . 3250 Oakley Park Rd Wa led Lake. M l 46390

SOCIAL SERVICE COORDINATOR

Poeition available lor a Social . Service Coordinator The qualif ied candidate w a have a BSW and pro-teaaiorial expanence Nur*mg home experience a pre lerred Enfoy a pleasant work ing atmosphere and insurance benefits Send re tu rn* lo

Box 102 Observer 0 Eccentric Newspaper* 30251 Schoolcraft R d , Lhroma. Michigan 40150

SOCIAL WORKER MSW. CSW Seeking energet ic ptotoaeicmal to do asaeesment case management a i d support ive counseling at a unique interdiscipl inary outpatient agency ipeoauz lng in orthopedic and neurological disorders Two year* experience working wi th pedi-at r ics and learning dlaabiHtie* de-sired Excellent work ing condi t ion* and benef i t * Send reeume and u l -ary r e q u i r e m e n t * t o D e b o r a h Sprmgfteld, ACSW. Ihe Detroit m*ti-tute lor Children. 5447 Woodwerd, Detroi t . M l 46202

An Equal Opportuni ty Employer

STORE MANAGER tor high vo l ume Card 0 G ih Shop Retail experi-ence required Send resume tc Managar. 6689 Orchard Lake Rd S ie 147. W Btoomheld, Mi 46322

SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR. RATE ANALYST

MSDOS PC network administrator Must have netwrok lng n p e w c i Some p roo ramming required Small off ice m Dearborn Tranaportation background helplui . good pay • beneht* Start immediately Send resume l o C T S 15011 Michigan Ave Oearborn Ml 46126

NATIONALLY Accredi ted Child Care Center seek* matu re creetlve per son tor Teechmg Asaatant position Preference a v e p tor experience, educat ion Caf l fc I for details 525-5767

TEACHER/ ASSIST ANT For a loving car ing educational

y m Waal B l o o m l a i d « < e facility I homa

TEACHER ASSIST AN I Five morn ing * W BtoomfSeW devei opmentai nu rse ry school Experi-ence desi rable 6 0 2 ^ * 6 6

TEACHERS AIDE/COOK For Kinder Care Lear rung Center Farming lon HW*/ Northvil le aree Duties inc lude work ing with chil-dren. cook ing dishwashing and dnvmg a van Cal l Kalhy, 477-4233 Or Twr imy. 553-7350

TEACHERS Part t ime day 0 evening positions available « the fol lowing areas Math Science. Engkah. Social Stud las. IBM Compute r . Medical Assist ant Aviat ion. Parallegal. Travel « o * pitaAty P lumbing. Electrical Car p a n t r y E l e c t r o n i c * . Compute r Repair Banking. Air Condition ng Heal ing. Opt ica l Di*pen*er Appfc-ance Repair Second Certificate pre lerred Garden City Adult Educa-t ion 422-7190

TELEMARKETERS -Are you look ing lor a part time fob with f u l t ime pay? ft you are experi-enced and enthu* ia* t ic we have the oppor tun i ty for you $6/hr to Mart • bonuses Sett ing appoint-men t * only Work ing afternoon* (torn 3 p m - 9 p m • Saturday* C a l tor interview M o n - Fr i . 1-Spm Aak lor Barry 396-4103

Groundwater Technology, Inc 23933 Research Drive

Farmmglon NIB*. M l 40335 " Eaual Oppor tun i ty Employer

Minor i ty /Fema le / Handicapped/Vet

TELEMARKETING National company »tar tmg * new l l i l f t Mon-Fr i 5 - 9 p m Great |Ob lor s tudent* No exper ience needed Hourty • bonuses 443-6693

TELE OPERATORS Data entry 0 te lephone *kHI* a * im-portant l o b e c o m e involved with a growing company m Southf ield P e l t ime eniry pojuti n * are ava l

' a Pk>overal l Donna 027-4300

P TELEPHONE INTFRVIEWERS The Livonia olhoe o l a leading national research h r m ha* opening* on i t* evening 'weekend shift lor people to conduc t op imc" . p u i s Applicant must be s e t mot ivated, possess excel lent read«ig s k * s and • clear voice Ca» jwsaic* Urtweer. 10arn-4 30pn i 421-6320

TELEPHONE REVIEW AND VER»FICATtO*i

$7 00 PER HOUR

High ear-vngx w o r * m g m our We*t Bloomfield Execut ive Off ice* You m u l l have an excel lent telephone personal i ty, vo ice qual i fy and abikty t p review and verify the accuracy o l credit app l ica t ion*

Wi th a m in imum ot f -nor tn« experi-ence work ing enlf- ir-e pubke. you could take advantage ot this excep-t ional opportunely

Att ract ive benef i t * include I tie and Health c a i e coveragn. pa id holiday* and vacat ion* tu i t ion reimburse-ment a n d much m o r e

NATIONAL CREDIT CORPORATION 655-0762

M o n d a y , J a n u a r y 2 1 . 1 9 9 1 O A E

5 0 0 H e l p W a n t e d

TELEPHONE SALES Formal Men* store

motivated, i phone akifla C a l Mr

tor P lymouth /

Must be «h good 425-7070

TELLER PART-TIME. 20 h o w * t Oam-2pm. experience preferred Vacation 0 holiday pay Covenant Credit Union. 25035 Southfield Rd . Southhald. Ml 40075 552-0111

TELLER POSITION available tor credit union Some experience pre-lerred Advancement opportunity N Oakland Count, 313-003-4302

T E M P O R A R Y P R O G R A M M E R needed to produce Data Processing Repor t* using AaaemWer and/or Cobol l o prepare repor t * Muel hava x seem bier-Cobol knowledge

Students with at West a sophomore t l s n d m g are encouraged to apply Data Procaeemg/Computar Science malor required Pretor f u l l ime, w * consider par t - t ime Pay ra le $0 05/hr Send reeume l o K Gray MCN Computer mc 5225 Auto Club Drive Dearborn. Ml 40120

TOLEDO SCALE OMMributor looking for a Technician,with el leest a 2 yr electronics degree Competitive wage* and benefit* Sand resume to Cech Corporation 1404 mdualri-al Drive. Ste 4. Se ine Ml 40170

TOW TRUCK - WRECKER DRIVER w a i t e d Police towing experience clean dr iv ing record a mu t t Experi-

471-O920

TRAVEL AGENCY MANAGER • fl you're a real go g e t ! * • ff you have a t o i o w m g • t l you want a piece o l the a c t o n Thx* a your oppor tuni ty to own part o l an exist ing agency with no cean investment Dreamer* need not appry Reply l o Box 144. Observer a Eccentric Newspapers 30251 Schoo ic ran Rd L w o m a > l i c h i g a n 40150

5 0 2 H e l p W a n t e d

D e n t a l - M e d i c a l

APPOINTMENT SETTING tor doctor on ydur own $ to per hour salary, during one day trammg period After training, opportvaty lo eern $15-$30 par hour C a l for appointment.

404-2000

B I L L E R S Hoepitar facility bitters needed lu l or pen lime 2yr* experience mini-mum in any category CARE. C R O S S CAID C O M M . W O R K M A N S C O M P D M E $17 500 to $21,000 C a l Hope al Tempro. 443-5590

BOOKKEEPER- B l l LER lor med ica off ice Patient m u r a n c e biking experience a helplui C a l tor interview 401-1410

BOOKKEEPER PLUS High qual i ty den ia l ipecxafty pract ice need* ad-di t ional person to M out n * bu*mea* staff F u l u n a posi t ion 3 5 7 0 1 0 5

5 0 2 H e l p W a n t e d

•> D e n t a l - M e d i c a l

BUSY LIVONIA office needs fu l lime experienced Dental Ateatant lo add lo our tnem»y teem, at Newburgh 0 0 Mae Extra long weekends off dur-ing the summer 591-0011

DENTAL ASSISTANT Experienced bright 0 caring aaaatanl wanted tor high quakty specialty practice Won-derful opportunity excelenl work-ing condition* top *elary 357-3300

DENTAL ASSISTANT P a n t ime 0 Friday m Canton off ice Experience required

455-2510

DENTAL ASSISTANT Downtown Farmmglon. Tuaeday and Wedneadey Exper ienced or arming to tram 477-1990

BOOKKEEPING - PART TIME Typing eeaentiai Patient 0 insur-ance twang, account * payable 0 receivable Tiling, more Mu* t be reeponao ie W a g e * compet i t i ve Birmingham P tych ia l ra t 456-0237

DENTAL ASSISTANT Farmmglon HWe woman seeks experienced and highly a k « e d d e n t a assistant M l t ime Looking tor a people-person who he* good communicat ion* ak i l * and en joy* warm, carmg off ice envi ronment

553-9422

5 0 2 H e l p W a n t e d

D e n t a l M e d i c e l

EMT'PARAMEDICS

Start ing A E M T $20,000/yeer " " I T - - - - - -

•.'denial peckage Start ing E M T - $10,000/yeer

Health.1 lite.'d

Part l ime A E M T $0/t iour Part time E M T $0 50/ hour

LICENSED APPLICANTS ONLY

Met ro E M S 920-0000

GROWING Home Hearth Care Com-peny currently seek r i g Cert i f ied or Registered Respiratory Therepat t o work m the Pa tan i Cere Depart ment Qualified m d M d u a muet poe-seea a rand Driver* License wrth cleen driving record For more ml or mel ion contact Linda or M a e 9AM-4PM et 459-3115

5 0 2 H e l p W a n t e d

D e n t a l - M e d i c a l

MEDICAL ASSISTANT tor medic ine doctor 32 hours per week no weekend* m i c t i o n 0 EKG Ap-pkcabona at 0033 Midi 10am M o n thru F n

CARDIOVASCULAR TECHNICIAN -Wi lh Echo-Oopplar exper ience F u l or par t t ime Apply with reeume to Box 114 Observer 0 Eccentric Newspaper* 36251 Schoo lc ra f t Rd Lrvona Michigan 46150

TELEPHONE SALES W i l l TRAIN

Addit ionel peop le t o been--*, best te lemarketers in the txupne** West land off ice 56 hr. A u p a h a train-ing Bonus 0 Incent ive* C a l Today M * Davi t . 8am 4prTT 72 f l-324S

TELEPHONE WiJRKERS Part t i m - f ' e . l M e hr * no expet-ence needed m Red lo rd area C a l

937-6500

TELEMARKETING hill or par t t ime We»ttand area Stu-den t * we lcome, senior O t t t e n i 0 homemaker * 261-8917

SHIPPING CLERK individual exper ienced with ih ipp ing procedure* inc luding UPS. etc Must be witting t o assume f u l con-trol o l all aspects related to this position Complete benel i t peckage including 401K Southf ie ld a e a

353-7650

SHIPPING 0 RECEIVING Will a so make deliveries lor busy Southfield V m Must have depend able t ransportat ion Salary plus mileage Apply at 3000 Town Cen-ter Suite 2960. Southf ie ld Ml 46075

SUMMER DAY CAMP Di rec tor* Division Head*. Art We ter Safely and Spor ts Owectors l i f e g u a r d * 0 Counselors, for pr ivate W B loom held day camp, t o work with chi ldren 3-9 Fun/part t ime Be-g in * June 17. end* Aug 23 Preler (uniors 0 senior* m college and Edu-cat ion majors. Experience, creativi-ty dedicat ion a m u * l Send resume lo 19421 W Tan MUe. Southf ield Ml . 46075. or telephone 061-3630

SUMMER EMPLOYMENT at Camp Westminster on Higgens L a k e E x p e r i e n c e d P o l i c e c learance high school d ip loma s late ID 0 social •ecurtty ca rd re-qu i red Apply t o Camp Secretary. Westminster Church o l Detroit. 17567 Hubbell . Detroi t . Ml 40235

TELEMARKETING Part l ime

M e n 0 Women e x p e r i e n c e m telephone caang Guaranteed salary • commission Retirees - col lege s tudent* -h o m e m a k e r * G o wrth the winner

BELVEDERE CONSTRUCTION Ty-0-7100,1690 7100) ee l 35. Naomi

TELEPHONE INTERVIEWING Market research f i rm seeks individ-ua l * for par t l ime Oay 0 Evening Work I n d i v i d u a l must have excel-lent phone «k«s Typmg a n d com puter exper ience a Plu* Perfect for h o m e m e k o r * students retirees and those re-enter ing the |ob market CaH Sandy 10am-4pm wee-Ony*.

027-2401)

T E L E P H O N E W O R K E R S Taking appl icat ions at the American CouncH or The 6 i m d P u t t ime, no sell ing no exper ience necessary we -t ia in Hourty pay p lu* bonus Must be able lo m a k e local can* t o one of these cit ies. Farm. i ig ton, rarmrng-t o n HWs. Ltvonia. P lymouth /Canton a r e * Call 9«un-0p .

928 a « 5

THE M A R C ' OF D I M T i r* seeking n pa rson with excellent typing, edg ing a n d communicat ion skills tor m>- •gemen t team secre-tariat po«utn-i Salary - mid teens Send resume io Murium Hes our cas 17117 W Nine Mile S u H20. South-field. M l 40075

TRAVEL AGENT immediate va-cancy for t rans ' eg™'1 m Southfield Mu* t have a ' least 1 l o 2 y r * recent e x p e r i e r - i i * T e r m * n e g o t i a b l e Please send l e s u n e - t o Tiavel Ser v ice*. 206 W'. -xdwmd Dr Bloomfield H i l l * M I 4 6 3 u 4

T R A V t l AGENCY fu* t ime agent with 3 y s expei ience ncz-mernal i r 'nai t rammg Sabre a ph . i E r i e ! n t bene! ' . C a l Linda

' 5 3 7536

TRAVEL CONSULTANT South lw id a e a min imum 1 yr experience. Sabre trammg a must

202-1500

Travel - •

JAPANESE SPEAKING TRAVEL COUNSELOR

JOIN A W O R l D C L A S S AGENCY!

Thoma* Cook Trava. a world leader m the t rava industry, seeks a Japa-nese speaking Travel Counselor wilh a min imum 6 month* industry experience Will be required to work flexible hours

Please c a l t o a ' a n g e an interview

H IROKOKUBO (313)323-4300. ex ! 470 THOMAS COOK TRAVEL

' 4 Park lane Blvd Suite 500 Dearborn Ml 40120

TREE a LAWN CARE Tree Trimmers. Landscape Supervi-sors. Irr igation Supervisors Tree Sprayer* 0 Lawn Spiayer* deared We offer a start ing wage l o m a c h your experience Time 0 a half a l a 40 h r * incentive Donu*. paid holi-day* pension plan 0 medical cover-age H you enioy vigorous outdcor work, work ing wi th the p u b * , a i d looking lor a career opportunity can or appfy m person al Davey Tree Expert Company. 0MO Rhonda, Canton 459-00SO

E O E

VETERINARY HOSPITAL seek* VeL Tec 0 W a d Nurse Experienced o Win t ram Consider part l ima Reph PO Box 1000 R o y a Oak 46060

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 - $ 7 / H O U R West Bloomfield Nursing C e n t * neer Maple 0 Drake, has immediate opening* on a l sN f t s tor f u l or part l ime Certif ied Nu r *mg Assistant* $7 'hour phi* ex t ra tor experience Please contact M r s Ploskonka.

601-1000

CERTIFIED NU<SING ASSISTANTS Ben Wood* Cont inu ing C a * C e n t a n seeking fufl and p a n t ime CNA's lor an shirts Many opportuni t ies avaab ie including a career ad-vancement p rogram For more m-t or ma l ion can 097-0051 Ban Wood* Cont inu ing Care Center

444011-94 Serv ice Drive Belleville. M l 40111

An Equal Oppor tuni ty Employer

CLERICAL

medical group pract ice Some cal bill ing e x p a i e n c e typing and teielprione work hetoh* but not nec-eseery Good Mar tmg aalary. excel-lent fringe peckaoe. pleasant work-ing condit ions Dearborn locat ion -Send brief resume to: box 130 Ob-server a Eccentric New*p e p a s 30251 Schoolcraft Rd . Llvonxa Michigan 40150

CONTACT LENS

TECHNICIAN H a i r y Ford Health System an-nounces an exci t ing c a e e r opportu-nity lor a Contac l Lens Technician The qualif ied cand ida te will have cert i f ication through the Contact Lens Licensing Bos fd and a least one y e a of exper ience in f i t t ing con-tact lenses Tms posi t ion located at the Detroit c e n t a . is M l - l i m e days Monday-Friday

Ouakhed and interested appl icants ere mvtted to send resumes t o

^ D P r - c h o o . T e . n a s A * . ! ^ H E N R Y F W D

a n a n o o n * W a - d , Lake 0 W ^ | HEALTH SYSTEM BloomhetO Area Expa ience wi th Children needed C a l 661-0910 o , 477-3621

S i HOME G. 6ERVICE GUIDE

4 P . M . T U E S D A Y F O R T H U R S D A Y E D I T I O N /. 4 P . M . F R I O A Y F O R M O N D A Y E D I T I O N

.1 r r m u m

Al ' "MINUM/VINYL SIDING (j. ,-ers replacement window*,

deck*, oerage*. repairs. r . e e S t Kan. 421-3016

i -MINUM 0 VINYL SIDING H -w .-nless gutter* Rapiace-

I ' p l i a n c a S e r v i c e

M l * APPLIANCE SERVICE t vr s J k-re»* O u h eeetier*

^ •bspeOUcosaH " n y "63 3 4 5 0 O

4 Ba V l e r p r o o f i n g

3 3 B M Q . &

ABSOLUTE LOWEST PRICES Save With Winter Rata*

Windows • siding • Kitchens 0 More O.T.L. ENTERPRISES • 425-0000

AOOITIONS. ALUMINUM 0 VINYL admg. beaement* baths, dormers, geragaa. kitchens Lie. 0 ms UNCLE ED S CONST. CO. 477-4035

ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS Irom the smaMsl Job lo a complete house Guaranteed LOWEST prices

Licensed 0 Insured Boeton Prttchafd BuKtor 459-5406

3 9 C a r p e n t r y

CARPENTRY. REMODCLIKG. R6C Rooms. Additions. Decks. Kitchens

m Custom Finish Work 563-7613

"WTis . n u u i w * , S p e a a m n g in Cus Lie Ralph Steskcki

C U S T O M WOODWORKING Cabinets, a moires shelves, e n l a tanmant center*, etc Anything you need made Irom wood AS type* 0

finished carpentry Free est Joe 546-1255 Keith 754-0239

ALTERATIONS - REPAIRS Q B Const. 261-4523

— Dry Wa« — Suspended Celflngs. mt Doors

W*fl Removal. Floor*. Basement* Bath Repair* (Since 1974)

KEN FIERKE Lic- ln* Carpentry Deck*, gutter*, roof*, alum sidmg. rec room*, window*, door*, etc. Reaaonabie Free Est 937-2390

ES OF WATERPROOFWG Gl

Tree El • i - r M e u t l - 4 7 6 - 1 5 6 5

/ 1 WATERPROOFING .••ar- experience Free eel.

v *a 0 M a a t a cards -1 291 7332 534-9365

CONTRACTOR - ReOred/Lleeneed Compters Remodeling

Bathrooms Additions. Windows. Enctoeures. Awning . MC.^

DESIGN SERVICES by kceneed pro-ct Stylah

T N T LEAKS REPAIRED a Sump pumpa repaired

. I F ARS EXPERIENCE - -en 474-6224

Idee* for new home*, addition* 0 nacxa Reasonable 464-0904

k r B A S E M E N T P R O B L E M S ? i O N W I D C S I N C E 1 9 5 8

• ' L L Y W A R R A N T E D

E N S E D & I N S U R E D

D R Y S Y S T E M S 7 501-2720

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' rh imneys Kef Vied or b i l " nae V - w m • Cleaned

O F L E A K S S T O P P E D

l i W H CONTRACT»IG 427-3061

/ 1 C U N T R A C T I N O I N C

r . ^ m e n t & M e a o n e r y

FREE ESTIMATE

3 4 8 - 0 0 6 6

• 4 M B ON a BLOCK WORK -Xrt ie l a commercial 15 r * expartawca

470-O470

i d g . 4

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i A E i v n o w e A O M E M T S

i r C H t * S P E C I A L I S T - l e c l n ^ o r H e . CebkreS*

r.vmtca C e i a N M

* 3 2 6 - 5 0 2 5 •

N ' D U G A S B L D G

• A Pf D M N I L TOUCH e * N B v I f t i - » s , O O u a r T * N «

• « K T S o n o n a M M M •. M I A M LA w » B |

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4 2 1 - 5 5 2 6

0 I U . O N CONTSTRUCnON Bathe. Kitchen* Beaement*

A l Rawvattona 0 Repair* FreeEst 661-6179

FROM PAINTING TO TOTAL RENOVATIONS. WE DO IT A L U

ANO. WE OO IT RK3HTI Robert Paul Contractors 470-3060

HOME IMPROVEMENTS of*, a lec , pkjmonng.

ma work, comm l renovation. • c . m * 15 yr* Ree* rates. Cafl C Roberts: 422-9062 or 534-6924

HOMESTEAD BUILDERS INC Kitchen*, bath*, addition*, r o o m * , replacement w indow* decks Licensed maired and reputable 477-3632

I T C O S T S N O M O R E

. . . t o c e l

161 c l a s s w o r k m e r w n i p . FIRST PLACE WINNER o l two national awerda. HAM-ILTON ha* been aetlefying customer* tor oner 35 yrs • F R E E !

• Porch Enctoeures sic

H A M I L T O N B U I L D E R S

C e l l 5 5 9 - 5 5 9 0 . 2 4 h r s .

KITCHEN 0 BATH REMOOEUNG Tfla • Tuba • Tub Surroimds

drrwal • O t h a T ype* of Work ree Est Cafl J o a A n y w n a 721-06B7

l UMBER I" CONSTRUCTION

mg m e l cuetom conetrucCon/re-niudamg Freaaal Randy 422-5969

M O N A R C H CONSTRUCITON Rough Carpentry Service

Additions. Garagaa. Rec Rc in* Repair*

320-0002

5 5 C h i m n e y C l e a n i n g , a . . m t — _ D a n a i r D U i i a i n q . n e p a u

1 1 F l o o r S e r v i c e

HIGH HAT CHIMNEY SWEEP Rancap* . Damper* . Repairs

Guaranteed no me** . Insured Uc. (»2778) • 454-3557 531-8531

• A N O Y HARDWOOD FLOOR Finishing • Hardwood f loor* In-stalled. finished, repa i red Division of Desanto Construe uon 522-1011

6 4 D c a a a m a k i n g

& T a i l o r i n g

HARDWOOD FLOORS PERIOO Custom colors are our special ty We install, sand 0 finish al l t ype* ol wood Free estimates 295-4924

SEW HAPPY H a d l o Fit? Tha t * my specialty Children 0 weddings too 1 Reason-able Call Ann. Troy 028-0199

HARDWOOD FLOORS Re* a C o m m instal lat ion, sanding.

ng Itmshxng. repa i r * , f ree est Brian Guv 562-4066

6 5 D r y w a l l

9 2 F u r n i t u r e

F i n i a h i n g & R e p a i r

QUALiTY HOME IMPROVEMENTS Alf home remodeling Room eddi-

s. kitchens, baths, beaement*. bathroom* Free est 522-3253

QUALITY WOODWORKING Custom Cebmetry. Carpentry

interior Trim 421-4673

SMALL WORLD SMALL J 0 8 S

DONE EFFICIENTLY 0 PROFICIENTLY

BY A LICENSED CARPENTER

WALT: 525-1707

4 0 C a b i n e t r y A F o r m i c a

CABINET KING 534-2330

New or refeced M e n i a l cabinet* 0 vanity*

' Or custom bum by The King Formica or *o«d wood door* Counter lop* and vamty top*

CALL TODAY! 4 1 C a r p e t s

CARPET CONTRACTORS, INC • Salee * Installation • Rap Serv

Carpal moleum 0 vinyt Ma sample* brought lo you Free Est 477-2071

4 2 C a r p e t C l e a n i n g

* D y e i n g

DRYWALL FINISHING Textures 0 Patchwork

Free Est Reasonable Prices Ca l John 729-2267

DRYWALL 0 PLASTERING New a Repairs- Hand or Spray. Tex lur ing Acoust ical C e l U c G u a 30 Yrs Exp 543-0712 682-7543

INST A L U N G 0 Finishing any sue Job Specializing m 1 day dust Ires d rywa i repel r* Year* of e x p a w n e e Licensed Ask lor Dutch 624-2579

6 6 E l e c t r i c a l

AAA-1 ELECTRICIAN Low Winter Pr ice*

Reasonable - U c - Free Es t Call Mark 478-2140

A 0 A ELECTRIC * Res 0 C o m m . breaker a fuse panels plugs. Violations l * Low Prices Free Est Anyt ime 504-7969

ABSOLUTE OUALITYINSTALLS Residential Commerc ia l - 7 days Licensed - Insured - Guaranteed LIVONIA ELECTRIC COMPANY

4 7 1 - 5 1 3 2

B I L L . O K L E R E L E C T R I C Res a Comm - U c 0 In* Specializing m old home*

624-6713

E X P E R I E N C E D E L E C T R I C I A N want* your work Inexpensive rate* Free Est imate* W ee l e m Wayne a Oakland County Mike 607-2616

FREE ESTIMATES Reesonsble Rates

Residential a Commerc ia l C a l N o a Anyt ime 522-4520

AN ALPINE FRESH CARPET -steem cUsning service 2 rooms 0 hafl. $3o. truck mounted equipn Any sols $30 Any B i n u t $25 che* $20 Peak of cleen 422 5 -02M

M R . K I T C H E N S & M O R E

• KITCHEN 0 BATH SPECIALIST.

1 0 1

UC 0 maured 2 0 Yr*

4 2 7 - 4 4 4 2

J i C a r p e n t r y

AeSOLUTELY ALL HOME REPAIRS M 4

034-7079

ALTERATIONS - REPAIRS O a Canal 201-4523

— DryWsfl —

B e a u t i f u l

F i n i s h e d B a s e m e n t s

4 6 2 - 2 3 5 3

CARPENTRY F W S M OR ROUGH

4 4 C a r p e t L a y i n g

A !

A A A C A R P E T R E P A I R * • Fleet retching • Pal

Same Day Sarvtoe stietactton Guasntaa

C a H 6 2 6 - 5 5 6 8

ANY CARPET INSTALLATION 12 yr* experience

4 7 1 - 6 0 7 6

5 5 C h i m n e y C l e a n i n g ,

C h i m n e y s R O O F L E A K S S T O P P E D

J C. Price Electric No rob loo b ig or *maf l

Free Estimate* Sr Cit izen Discount* 469-4200

LICENSED ELECTRICIAN Specializing m home service Senior Cdtzan discount Free Est

435-0003

ROWE ELECTRIC 0 SUPPLY Electric Cont rac t ing 0 Supp le*

ftewdentia 0 Commerc ia l 33920 Van B o m Wayne • 721 -4000

7 1 F i r e w o o d

. AAA AMERICAN EIREWOOO tOOH SEASONED OAK

Cut . Spat Delivered 1 lace cord 4>0x 10 $57, 2 tor $110 Quantity Dwcount Slacking aval

4 3 5 - 6 9 2 6

AOMtRE YOUR FIRE SUPER WELL SEASONED

MARO BIRCH - FRUIT HACKER SERVICES 474-0014

OUAUTY SERVICE SINCE 1940

FlREWOOO Hardwood uncut, tm-leng ths $40 CM

to 4 cords p a mad p a ioed

020-7033

FlREWOOO 037 3000

REPAIR 0 REFINISH FURNITURE Any type of Caning and Rush

661-5520 9 6 G a r a g e s

1 0 5 H a u l i n g

DISCOUNT TRASH REMOVAL Hone*1 prices.'low winter rate*

- res or bldg a l e * I Bob 1-0OO-479-2640

Any type Cell Bob

1 0 8 H e a t i n g A C o o l i n g

A DISCOUNT FURNACE SERVICE All Parts Sale Priced

GuaAnteed/L icenaed/Trs ined DIAL 476-HEAT (476r4328l

AIR SYSTEMS Custom installation Sales & Service AU M n a c e repai r* Hurmdihas Uc Low Rate* 471-0887. 453-6030

HEATING. AIR 0 DUCT WORK Honest reliable work a i * law prtca

l i censed 0 Insured 464-0650

1 1 0 H o u s e c l e a n i n g

GARAGE DOORS & OPENERS

v i e sell a service a l makes o l garage doors 0 openers

All work g u a Par ts 0 labor • W e ' l l b e a t y o u r b e s t d e a l • insurance work One day service

SAVE MONEY • FREE ESTIMATES

SHAMROCK DOOR 534-4653

AFFORDABLE CLEANING SERVICE Residential Cleaning

Ca l tor Free Estimates -Bonded 425-5104

1 0 2 H a n d y m a n

M a l e / F e m a l e

ABSOLUTELY ALL H O M E REPAIRS instal lat ion*. P lumbing. Electr ic

Carpentry 0 Much. M u c h M o r e HANDYMAN JOE

Licensed 0 Insured 624-7079

COMPLETE CLEANING We care aboul your homa 0 ottice

We can outshine them aB' S C.C 546-9044

JUST FOR THE HOME NEED A MAID? C a l 272-0420

We * tnp a wax ki tchen f loor* pro-lesaonalfy Clean a deodorize beae-ment* Do f lood c lean-up* and ga-rage cleaning Special on general home ( leaning T a o "room carpet

1 6 5 P a i n t i n g /

D e c o r a t i n g

A B E T T E R J O B . . .

. R E A S O N A B L E R A T E S

S H U R P A I N T I N G In la i o r - Exterior Siairung

Plaster repair a drywall Spray textured ce l lngs

Paper Hanging a Removal A luminum Siding Refmishing Your Satisfact ion guaranteed wl lh a 3 yr wr i t ten warranty

F R E E A p p r a i s a l 4 2 1 - 2 2 4 1

B R U S H P A I N T I N G C O Intaior-Extervor Weflpapertng Work Guaan ieed . Uc a Ins Fr« Estimates.Low Prices 543-1704

CREATIVE TEXTURES a DESIGNS Wo specialize in ' Sprayed 0 Hand-textures • i n t a l o r / E x l Paint ing • Airless Point ing ' P t a s l a 0 D rywa i Repairs Free Est 589-1122

In-House or Suburban M a d Service Can 836-3336

ALL HOME REPAIRS - p a n t i n g , d r ywa i * electrical, wa* part i t ions, p lumbing a more 23 y r * exp Sene-i a i r e d C a l W a l i a 471-3370

D & K H A N D Y M A N No |Ob loo * m a l lowest p r i c e - ^ ^

DLMT-ALL Home Care 0 Improvement

Painting. Drywai . P tumbmg. Etc Phone anyt ime 363-4545

HANDYMAN L ight* tana lock*, d rape* . d r y e r * / w a a h e r * garage opener phone* electr ic, p lumb ing

Scotty 474-2150

HOME REPAIR a IMPROVEMENT Licensed bunder - Quenty work

l a g e 0 a n a l K>b* K i tchens baths additions window* watt n a t a t i o n f loor*, o t h a repai r* Sr Discount Benchmark 274-9773 069-6444

MULT ^ K I L L E D INOIVIOUAL Seeks afl type* ol h o m e repair and modernizat ion Est lmatee are tree C a l Lee 474-6409

MAID TO ORDER Mother a daughter cleaning team Our* is the fresh approach Call 0am-6pm 646-1636 of 721-6617

. PARADISE CLEANING C o m m a c i a l ' R e * i d e n u a 5 y e a * ex pa ience Bonded 0 insured Refer ances WW beat any deal' Guaran-teed satislaction 538-0407

European Touch W A L L P A P E R - P A I N T I N G

GLAZING - MARBUZING FREE ESTIMATES INSURED

8 7 9 - 2 3 0 0

1 7 6 P h o t o g r a p h y

WE DOING PHOTOGRAPHY REASONABLE RATES

QUALITY WORK CALL GEORGE 459-2286

2 0 0 P l a e t e r i n g

* A -1 PLASTERING 0 DRYWALL a Dust f ree R«pa»» Free Est

Weter Damage. Texture. Pant Pea S M A L L JOBS WELCOME

Uc 0 ins 31 y r * exp 470-7949

JACK S WALL REPAIR Special izing m dust free d rywa i 0 piaster repa i r * l i censed , msured Small |Obs welcomed 462-2550

PLASTERING 0 DRYWALL r iepa i r * addi t ions new work

AH work guaranteed State UC 348-2447 474-0727

2 1 5 P l u m b i n g

A A L E N P L U M B I N G

C A L L J I M : 4 2 1 - 7 4 3 3 20 year* e x p Dependable, prompt ' Low pr ices ' Sr Discounts Frse E*t

Fantastic Prices 5 0 % O f t Todsy • P a n t T :R»OR • EXTERIOR

C O M P L E T E L Y I N S U R E D All work M t y guaranteed

Est imate Todsy • Paint Tomorrow INTERIOF

juarn FREE ESTIMATES BERGSTROMS

4 2 5 - 9 6 0 5 - 2 2 9 - 9 8 8 5 - tHot Water Today! • 8 6 7 - 7 4 9 8 -

T J SERVICES INC Cleaning a G e n e r a Maintenance Reasonable rates Rekebie Service Fully Bonded C a l Tim a l 729-4963

J IM S PAINTING Compet i t ive prices, i l a s e s

Complete Handyman Services Call today free est 255-5503

WILL CLEAN Experienced wrth relarences Rek-ebie 0 reasonable First or second shift Ask lor Barb 422-6612

1 1 7 I n s u l a t i o n

OMNI JOBS The Professional Handyman

L e t U s D o Y o u r H o m e w o r k Ided • insured • Licensed AL Work Guar!

Cerpentrv • Panting • Br Baac Plumbing. Man

VarMarion And/Or This Month * Special

Ground Fault Plug* Salary lighting

8 5 3 - 9 9 3 1

WE DO EVERYTHING ANO WE DO IT RlOHTi Robert Paul Contractor*

4 / 0 - 3 0 0 0

1 0 5 H a u l i n g

C R O W N C O N T R A C T * * ! 427-3001

C h i m n e y s a u f l i n a a 0 r a p s * *

W i l l b e a t a n y p r i c e ! S e n i o r o t o e n d fecoun t

B E S T C H I M N E Y C O .

D e e r b o m - 2 9 2 - 7 7 2 2

S o M t h f l e l d - 5 5 7 - 5 5 9 5

4

NOBLES LANOSCAPE SUPPLY SEASONED FlREWOOO 0 COAL

Delivery or PicXup 474-4023

v . r e e n e r A*

SUPER WINTER SREOAL $47 50 DELIVERED Regularly $6C

A 1 HAULING Mov ing Scrap mat C lear ing baaamant* Garagaa sree eec i c

Omca sanaos Weyne 0 Oak lend

547-2704 or 550-0130

BLOWN IN OR ROLLED Attic*, w a l * and crawl spaces

Replacement d o o r * and mndowi WOLVERINE SHEET METAL

351-9050

1 2 3 J a n i t o r i a l

BRIGHT FLOORS INC Service Clew

a c t a Indue!n Complexes Free Est

A Fuk Service Cleaning Company Commercial mduelnat i Apartment

351 4340

H i l l s J a n i t o r i a l S e r v i c e insured Bonded Free Eatimatea

4 7 8 - 6 9 8 9

1 5 0 M o v i n g * S t o r a g e

BOS MOVING 0 SERVICE INC Any Size Job - Reaaonabie Rati

Short Notice Service Free Estimate - meured 002-0172

O 0 J MOVING 0 HAULING Home 0 Office Moving Oerage 0 Debris Removal O u K * Efficient 0 Rename Free EM 454-0050

EXOOUS MOVING LINE Local, mng d M Off ice 0 r e a d e n M Ouaaty move. U s pnee $40'hr Spedsf 7 5 2 - 4 3 2 1 - 501 0300

Free Ear Serving i d Count ies Cen t ra

FOR A LOAD OFF TOUR MINO Cafl Take-A Way Traan Service

334 2379 or 332-1247

prompt *er«ce to Troy Rocheeler

( M l "eueng Serv-LANGE 0 SMALL LOAOS

Discoiml ToSemor* CALL 502 5 j e 4

CHEAP MOVING OR MAULING e wW move s

C o n g * t u d a n t i

COMPLETE CLEANUP SERVICE

Ree* 0 Comm I Paul 729 0207

I N D E P E N D E N T M O V I N G Free f x t imefe* insure

UcenaaaMPSC L-T9076 Courteous CarsRA 0 Comparenl

L O W R A T E S 5 4 6 - 0 1 2 5

THE MOVING MEN. I N C ^ ^ B LOWEST RATES t 0 " Travel Tmie MO MINIMUM INSURED 7 DAYS

FREE ESTIMATE

1 5 2

CUSTOM MIRRORED WALLS at toM door* and otaastaoi meuMted giaaa DNoniiwii

002 5100 nr pnoes

550 1 *

1 6 5 P a i n t i n g /

A 0 R S U H « O I PAINTING mt / E d R s a i l a m a / C o m m e r Ouaflly WorkmanaMp SeliMectiiSn Geursnteed In* Tony 455-

J B PAINTING

Free Estimates l o w 'a lee 1150

PAINTER WALL WASHER exesflant rates very neet

t ree est imates No |Ob too s m s l 540 9417

PAINTING BY MICHAEL Hlghesl Quern, interiors Slaxnmg Stucco P iea ta W s a p a p a l a m o v a Drvwai Rspear Free Estimates 349-7499

PAINTING INTERIOR/EXTERIOR

Neetfy done 20 y r * 7 day* per week 535-9092

PAINT 0 STAfNMASTERS xemxer rnt /Ext Pi

a s We u n d a a a n d tne true vakia o l you as o v customer John 274-0702

P R E C I S I O N

P A I N T I N G . I N C

C A L L S A M S P L U M B I N G

Wat or beaters Sump pumps Disposals Faucet* Toilet* Sewer* c leared or rsp lared

N o job too * m a l

SOUTHFIELD - 557 6611 FARMINGTON - 477-0064

TROY 680-8757

2 6 1 T e l e v i a i o n , V C R

R a d i o , C B

• TV - VCR RfcPAlH a m htrfrie service

Free i - i - u p l i n a i e r y Lie Sr O n c o u n t * 73 yr» exp

7 days M i k e 756-0317

2 6 9 T i l e W o r k

ACE Ti l ERS EX'HAORDiNAlRE T ie . marb le ' e g r . > • r epa i Reasonable pr ices rstorencan -ree est CaH Lee any t . m - r29 1765

CARPET. V)N», V CERAMK, a M A M i l E

0 y e a i r s- .p s«l«>* a ree est MKA G.I . -

TIIF.

348B

CERAMIC a D R W I t f 'EPA'RS Now Ceramic . Tub a sr.c-xnw

RegrouUng a Hec-«u»ing Custom Bath Remodel ing L l Rnf 477 1 2 "

WAREHOUSE D n v a poa t i on

i Back-up Truck Must mu*t have

COL license Stsr t ing Wsoe $10 40 p a hr Apply in person See Perry. Stea C o n i a m a Dr t tnbu tor * mc 8951 SCiaala- Rd . Detroit Mi

Employment Div iawn Depl JK 2921 We*t Grand Blvd

Detroit M l 46202

An EquW Opportuni ty Afbrmattve Act ion Employer M / F / H

WAREHOUSE PERSONNEL Computer 0 Inventory Contro l expe-rience Good benefits Send Resume lo 39550 Schoolcr ah . Plymouth. M l . 40170

W A R E H O U S E W O R K E R National Computer Distributor

m i l to add warehouee worker. ZZporxaoat iee wouk) mciude deev ery to business customers m the De-tron Metro Area, pulmg packing end g e n a a werehouse duties Knowledge or the area snd en exce l lent dnvmg record required

apply «i person onty o n Tuesday. Jan 22. or Fnday. Jsn 25 between 8 30 snd 12 00 noon

BSM COMPUTERS INC 12250 B a d e n Court Lhroma. Ml 48150

425-6430 (North o l Plymouth Roed between Wayne 0 L e v i n Road*)

: R O W N a BRIDGE PLASTER w o r n lome e x p a i e n c e helpful F u l tart ume Cafl John. 7em-2pm

435-3710

DENTAL HYGIENIST For es labt tmd Deerbom Height* ottice Fgflypert t ime, no Seturday* Benefit* p i of it m a n n g 565-0373

DENTAL HYGiENIST- immedia te posrtion sva iab ie Troy d e n t a prac-tice Exceaeni salary C a l Consul t -ant between 6 -6PM 650-9444

DENTAL HYGiENIST F u l or pert l ime for quality pract ice R e d t o r d / D e a b o m Hts a a a

535-3500

DENTAL HYGIENIST F u l or part t ime Exper ienced only ster l ing Height* Off ice C a l Anna

976-9440

DENTAL HYGIENIST part rtme or f u l l ime tor busy pre-ventit ive or iented family o f f i ce Dearborn Hgls a e a 276-4470

DENTAL HYGIENIST needed lor growing d e n t a pract ice F u l or pert t ime posit ion For mter-v iewcaf l 961-2893

DENTAL HYGIENIST - LIVONIA Our p a i o d o n i a pract ice announce* an excellent career oppor tuni ty tor s d e n t a hygiemst The i d e a candi-date should be bright, energet ic and have 2 y e a s mmirrs jm exper ience We o f t a a f u l t ime poa t i on with ex-caient benelns and salary No even-ings or Saturdays Please jo in our team w h a e employees a s truly ap-preciated for thew involvement a talent Call Debbie 522-7314

DENTAL HYGIENIST 3'-* days for piaessnt h y y a n s or%-ented 2-dentists W Oeaborn off ice Fringe benefit* 563-3400

H O M E H E A L T H A I D E Part Time or Fufl Tune

Immediate opportunity tor home heelth a d a to work either f u l l ime or part ume m a metfeera eertmed agency making * e v a a n a i l per day lo provide p a e o n a health ca r * Competi t ive *aa ry wi th exceaeni fr inge benefits Ability l o work m the Eastern Waahianew Coun ty 'Uv -ingsion County aree

Requirement* Complet ion of 75 h r * t rammg pro-gram which meets medicare quide-snas ratable vernde

Contact Rigafcoopman. RN VNA Of Huron Valley

3850 reeeem Park Dr. Suite A Ann Arbor Ml 48106-2220

313-666-0333

HOSPICE NURSE Pfymouth 'Nor thv iae 'Cpnton area a l i o w e s t e r n W s y n s C o u n t y $37 5 0 / p a visit Plus mileage RN-BSN preferred Fu l or part l ime available flexible hour * bene On c a l 1 weekend p a month Home cars experience helpful but not re-quired For more de ta in p i ss * * cafl Arbor H o s p ^ e r P a s o n a i z e d Nurs-ing Service at 1-800-703-5764

M E D I C A L B I L L E R / C A S H I E R

Exper ienced m. CPT code* "CO 9 A l typea or insurance tor m j u ape-cxaty cixnxc Must hava good typmg and computer s k * * A l reptys confl-d e n t i a Please send re tu rn* to BOX 154. Obeerver 0 Eccentric Newspe-pers 36251 SchooKraf l Rd . Uvo-ma Michigan 40150

M E D I C A L B I L L E R / C A S H I E R

Exper ienced m. CPT code* C D 9 A l type* or insurance tor mult i K » cxarty ckmc Must have good typing and c o m p u t a * k « * A l rsprys eonh-d e n i i a Please l e n d reeume to B O * 154. Observer 0 Eccentric Newspe pers 36251 Schoolcr e h Rd „ Lrvo-l U Michigan 48150

5 0 2 H e l p W a n t e d

D e n t a l M e d i c a l

OPHTHALMIC ASSISTANT Experienced p r e l a r e d Muel have

I f l T e e v i

OPTICAL DISPENSER needed m the MWord aree Expa ience prs-• a r e o but wm Iram nght paraon Saws background a p lu* Pleeaecafl Mon F n 2-4PM 290-7000

OPTICAL CHSPENSER f i ssdsd tor wesoand aree

425-1312 -

OPTICIAN - EXPERIENCED wanted lo wor» m busy Livoma off ice Reference* -equved Ca« Dann , st 477 2662

OPTOMETRrC OFFICE is looking tor an enthusiastic sale* oriented mdi-n d u a fcr f ' s m s f i t t ing Some expe-rience heiprm but w a tram I M p a -t o n Bngrrton C a l Kalhy 227 2004

M E D I C A L B I L L E R Tired of working rugnts 0 ends 0 It you heve 1 yr with C D S BC/BS 0 type 50wpm p o a t i o n i* *va»at»e with t te* estaO-ksned pract ice n e a Pontiac H o u r * 9-5 Excellent * a a r y 0 beneht* Contact M m e Monfor ie 932-1170

HARPER ASSOCIATES 29070 Midd ieba t

Farmington HMs. M l 40334

MEDICAL BILLER

• Exper ience a must

• R o y a Oak Area

WOLVERINE C a l Kathy

3 5 8 - 4 2 7 0

HYGiENIST - experienced profee-s iona. learn player deeirmg to work m beeuttfui new off ice Must b * de-voted lo p ro fe*aona l»» i a excel-lence Please can 540-6365

LAB TECH part time lor m e d i c a fa-cility in Farmmgton area Can lor m-tarview 425-5200

DENTAL HYGIENIST P a t time posit ion available Flexible schedule and good fi

591-3636

DENTAL HVGiENISTS Limned posit ions sva iab ie Top pay Flexible hours Metro area for «t> pomtment call 477-5777

DENTAL HYGIENIST (Par l - t lmei If you era enthusiastic car ing 0 dependable - m a pa l ient -centered practice 471-3320

DENTAL HYGlENiST - Part l i m e for growing Ann Arbor pract ice Tuea. Wed or Thur Saa ry negot iable

747-6777

DENTAL HYGIENIST Busy *oK> pract ice F u l t ime Good hour* Good benef i t* Farming ton Hil l* 651-6446 Eve* 340-1322

DENTAL HYGIENIST - we ere Wok-ing for * gentle 0 carmg mdiv iOua with good techn ica *k l f l * tor our Troy off ice Part l ime 689-6080

DENTAL HYGIENIST Bonu* Package

Plu* hnanc ia bonuses Family on-anted Friendty a t m o s p h a s Garden C t t yWes t iand B a r b a a . 472 4350

ation Congema 1 doctor office 11 beneht peckage No Ftaume onfy . no phone c* G v a d U L a k a DOS. 17 me on RO Lrvoma Mi 46152

D0ITAL ASSISTANT - F u l time Gene torn our teem, a greet piece to wok I W Bloomf ie ld 661-1440

DENTAL ASStSTANT E xtar lenced only for busy Roches-l a M * off ice F u l t ime Excetlent

652-7172

D E N A l ASSISTANT - Troy trie thee seek* cnavsxde for up to 3 2 h r aweek 660-1660

358-8997

C E R A M I C T I L E KHchen- Ba th rooms 6 Foyer*

'•43-0040

J E : I I ; COMPANY QUALITY CERAMIC TILE • ufly L t e - « e d 0 insured

For Estimate-*, cal l Jim. 526-4640

2 7 3 T r e e S e r v i c e

A - l C O N N O l l. Y TREE^ERVCE Tree Remova l Trimming S lump Remciva 6 Lsnd Clear ing ms Free e*f 4 0 2 ^ 5 1 7

AL S HOME REPAIR M l A l P lumbing Work No Job Too < FIREWOOD D a i v e i K l Smal l No Service Cherge 24 hr Service C a l Ai 533-3192

AAA NATIONAL TREE 0 S T U M P F l a m e - a . Tt mmexg Toppmg INSURANCE - LOW RATES

326-0671

A t ANDRE W TREE "• rRV1CE Tree 0 S tump Ramovp

Tnmmmd 0 Topping F r e e f s t i m a f a We Do G o o d W o r k ' 459 4655

A g a l o n gas w s l a 2 7 7 U p h o l s t e r y

$ 3 4 9 . 9 5 . . . p l u s t a x C a l by 3pm Mon-Fr i lor same day •nstaflatidn Fully Lie 0 Ins

522-1350 PLUMBING WORK DONE

Reasonable rates Fasl service NO job loo *mek

274-2469

— j t s UPHOLSIEHING Home a Office furniture boat interi-ors furniture repair etv Ep ima iss 421-7746 S34-3077

U r n Your O l d Furnrture Look New-Quality work by expert crshsman

East Serv ice Low P u c e * Free m Home Est 534 2470 or 693 1400

2 3 3 R o o f i n g

2 6 4 W a l l p a p e r i n g

AAA ROOMING Sxdmg Pan t i ng - C a p e n t r , EK Recant r e N 22 /y r * exp Uc 0 ms

559-0611 CHUCK BURNS 042 2210

AAA VELASCO ROOFING Re- roo t * l e a - o f f * , stimgie* flat root special ists A l work guar an teed Since 1957 425-4030

mtwicx ' t x t a r v

• Slemmg • D r y w J

Waflpapanngr Remova

6 6 3 - 6 4 7 0

QUALITY PAINTER Naat Rasa unable 0 maured

Drywek 0 Ptasier Rspairs Work Alone Payment* AvaflabW

540-7106 FREE ESTIMATES

SHUFFLERS C«

UC 0 ma 10 yeer* eapenanoa 531-4710

STARVING PAINTER INTERIOR PAINTING SPECIALIST

Journeyman with 20 yr* OryeML

OR NO PAYMENT Average Room horn $60

Afl Work I

2 2 Y r s a S i m P a i n t i n g ! FaM 6 n e a Mamfy Ree If you we

caf lua 470-0W

1 7 6 P h o t o g r a p h y

11RED 0 » C O O K S C u n a Waddmg

ACE ROOFERS EXTRAORDINAIRE Exceaeni 10b at a reaaonebie pnee Roor remova l * 0 a iyaght* welcome R a He ms Cherke 595-7222

ALL ROOF LEAKS STOPPED New Roots S s s m l m Gutters

Ven t * F la th ing Ortp ledge, vaaeyx G u a a n t e e d R a w ence* Free Esl

ALL YEAR SERVICE W m l a Savings >m $36

Cafl Shane M c GuHm 357-3036

ALL OUR WORK GUARANTEED Paper ing S tnppmg 0 Hanging

Pies te r inn0 Pamtung E i p - UC C a l Joe or Keren 422-5072

Afl Right Its Tuna l o D o ' t Rig ' " WALL TO WALL COVERING

RUTH 2 6 ' 5390 JO AN 420 272*

A - l - A PAPER HANGING queety work, prnmpt aervice. i r e e e e h m a e * g n a a

C e l 326-9213

C U S T O M WALLPAPERING mtenor f among paper t emova

APEX ROOFING INC Qusfl ty work c a m p M e d with pr ide U c -me FanWy owned Fan pncee • Deys. 006-7223

B 0 L ROOFING - Nev t e a o f f * A Special ty Owner* Vent* N o lob too bto or ama*

534-5334 Free EM 037-0139

4 5 5 - 1 3 7 2

THF W A H P A P E R I A O Y H a y n g / S l n p p m g

15 Y r * Eap - Ftae* Rale* Caf lKaWiye t 096-2412

WALL PAPERING Mancufow* work S p e u a rates bedroome 0 (Rrung rooms C M L « 375-1039 01 M a y 403 5400

WALL PAPER 0 PAINTING

26 yeer* expanence 2 6 1 5492

2 4 5 S e w i n g M a c h i n e

W A L L P A P E R R E M O V A L INSURED a

ARNOLD GOlDTN 3 5 * 4 4 9 0

ANY SRANO t U* IE O UP , M S W a B W a a t i i n g

m YOUR HOME - FOR ONLY $0 SO ; A 1 F x n a r t Free Eat » A d d m o n a Work Needed __ " ; ' . SEW PRO INC 443 '999 W a l t w a s M n g & P a i n t i n g

' 1 Ca0 tor our h o l o e y *pec iaN I

2 5 3 S n o w R e m o v a l I * 4 4 - " * G O O O STRONG CLEAN

a m * wan 2 9 7 W i n d o w s

M A R V E l OOS MARVIN S WINDOW WASH

C o m m 0 Nas C e l lor eat

WiNOOWf R E W A C f M E N T W v o d o r veiyl

RON DUGAS (MM 0 M Q * 2 I SSI

WELOERS-2 y e a * expa ience witr re lerence* Drug 0 weldmg test required $7 p a hour. SPRAY PAINTERS with 2 year* e x p a i e n c e a references Drug test required $6 p a hour 425-4445

WINDOW TINTER Experience neceeaary OA coating 462 a ? ;

DENTAL ASSISTANT Progreave B i rmingham g e n e r a p i act-c looking lor a career or a n t -ed mdhdua who love* work ing with peop le .mioy* handl ing muft i tasks snd a i r a e s i e d m p s r s o n a growth and ion term commi tment Out-i t s n d m g renumerat ion commen-surate wh stHkty

646-6363

WIRE PERSON Abil ity 10 reed aec tnca i b luepr in t* t a m l t a with m d u a m a J i c Stand-a d s a componenls preferred Some c o m p o n e n t a s s e m b l y w o r k Resumes a applications b a n g ac-cepted at

MEDAR INC 38700 Grand R l v a Ave

i HMs Ml 48335 / Employer EmpKTyer

Farmmglon H a * Mt A n Equa Opportuni ty i

Aff i rmative Act ion En

Word Processors Interview Now

' Graphics a plus!

• Good Salary Call Kathy 3 5 8 - 4 2 7 0

WORK SHORT and flex.bis firs snd make up lo $5-$0.Hr Working as a Domlho * CSR C a l 453-5030

YARD SUPERVISOR tor ratal lum-ber yard fu l time experience pre-lerred but not neceeaary Good ben-efits M a i 'eeumee to Menn s Oo 1 C e n t a 41900 Ford Roed Canton Mt 40107. attention Pal

ATTENTION MANAGERS

Oaaea baaed compeny comes to $12 'k

Protected $ t00 m,mon se

"NEEO MANAGEMENT TEAM C a l MR NOUHAN

2 6 6 - 5 2 2 1

$ 3 5 . 0 Q a +

BENEFIT PACKAGE Are you i with high work 40 ' horn per

1307 APARTMENTS U N I M I T E O

5 0 2 H e l p W a n t e d

D e n t a l - M e d i c a l

DENTAL ASSISTANT Wst O e a b o r n Exper ienced

F u l or pert t ime 562-5610

D E N T A L A S S I S T A N T Experienod 4 days full Ume CaH a h a o m 661-9062

DENTAL OFFICE MANAGER For young progressive Garden Crty office Experienced m eH busmess aspects or Dentistry I a y and benefits f lexible f i rs

469-8173

LPN P A R T T I M E

A f t e r n o o n S h i f t

N e w S t a r t i n g R a t e NIGHTENGALE WEST

8365 Newburgh Rd Westiand n e a Joy Rd

An Equal Opportunity Employer

LPNs/RNs Come jom our staff a l our progres-sive skil led c e n t a in We* le rn Wayne County Exceaeni beneht* 0 wages ottered Day a af ternoon shifts a«snsCne For more informa-t i o n CSII697-0O51 BenewoodS Con-tinuing Cer* Gsntar 444011-94 S a -vtce.Dr Belleville, M l 48111

An Equa Opportunity Employer

MARKETING REPRESENTATIVE Do not appfy unless you possess one of the fol lowing qoeahcations

• Medica) Off ice Manegement • C o m p u t a Know How • Marketing Experience

Salary plus commission Sand re-sume to 30400 Telegraph Suite 383 Birmmghsm Ml 48010 or c a i

250-4835

MEDICAL BILLING lor growing Southf ie ld area laboratory Good management opportunity tor the right person F u l t ime days E x p a i -ence necessary Cal l be tween I 0 e m - 3 p m Mon thru F n 552-0170

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Needed full t ime tor Pttysica Medic ine" Rehabi l i tat ion ofhee Various loca-t ion* Reliable t ransportat ion re-qu i red $7 an hour 349-7711

PHLEeOTOMlST Positions for Wood o-awer* avaa-• b w at both Auburn His* 0 S o u m field sites Experience d e s t s c * but mm I r a n enthusiastic candidates Exceaeni dr iving record snd pleas-ant panonaaty s pms Ca l tend resume Or appfy m perscm

PREFERRED LABORATORIES 1270 D o n * Rd

Auburn H«S M 40320 313-377-3340 axt 4147

5 0 2 H e l p W a n t e d

• D e n t a l M e d i c e l

RN FULL-TIME/PART TIME

DAY SHIFT New t i a r t m g ra le 0 benef i t *

See M r * Mar t in Director of Nursmg

261-5300 - NIGHTENGALE WEST I

K»05 Nawburgh Rd wes t iand near Joy Rd

An Equa Oppor tuni ty Employ SI

R N - I N S E R V I C E

Two deys s week ineervice t rammg n a p f i A b u t n o t necessary Apply «• person

BEDFORD VILLA •0240 W 12 MILE ROAD SOUTHFIELD. Mi 40070 .

557-3333 An E q u a Opportuni ty Employer

RN's Henry Ford H e a t h System wnh an m t a n a t i o n a -aputa t ion lor eaca*-lence and nnova t ion m health care currently t ie* the loflowang openings lor R N *

PHYSICAL THERAPY AIDE F u l Time or Part Time

- F a m m g t o n Hias C a l E l a n 442-2211

RN Arr.ouiaiory Surgery par t - t ime ; wnh benefit*

Troy

r r a k - m Cl rac . temporary PHYSICAL THERAPY AIDE , Full t ime poat -on avatab le m Uvoma Exceaeni *eiery a Denatm I M c o , C a Ann Bevan* T o t a Rsriabsation , , . inc 045-2140

5 0 2 H e l p W a n t e d

D e n t a l M e d i c a l

X-RAY M A M M TECH I hme flexible firs tor busy

Southfield camc^CaflOianQ

5 0 4 H e l p W a n t e d

O f f i c e - C l e r i c a l

ACCOUNTANTS/ BOOKKEEPERS

w i t h e x p e r i e n c e i n A c c o u n t s

WOLVERINE

• 3 5 8 - 4 2 7 0

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE and etna - Experience with c o and g e n a a off ice procedure Send

750 S Larry Patrick 0 en lea mc Deacon Detroit M>402 i7

5 0 4 H e l p W a n t e d

O f f i c e - C l e r i c a l

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK G e n e r a Office 0 c o m p u t a eapen ence required $0 ' 5 t o atari plus peneRts Start mxmedietaty Send reeume to 35626 Grand R l v a eve Ste 299 F a m m g t o n H«s 46335

ADMINISTRATIVE

UP to $ 9 5 0 / n r Cal l Momca at UNiFORCE 357-0030

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Duties mciude Word procesamg Secre tsne i A c c o u n t * p s y s b l e ' recwrace* Receptror. F u l l ime Office m Troy 244-2922

A d m i n i s t r a t i v e A s s i s t a n t

Our Administ rat ion Department nas at mtmaOatexopenmg tor an Aommxstrtive A * a * t a n t m i a a a e d m

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE - Lfvome off-ice need* K * t ime per*on with knowledge of baetc account ing prm-cxpies C M 462 6114

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS

Tytm_

PHYSICAL THERAPIST H E N R Y F O R D x r : r s s s ^ r s t r s r l h e a l t h s y s t e m * d caseload with orthopad< arn-

Fiexrbie hour*, exceflsnt | ce« 347-0335 or ,

to

K i M E R i C K S O N P T DIRECTOR DMC HEALTH CARE CENTERS

Woodisnd M e d i c a Ra iaba i ta t«n 41935 W t 2 MILE RD

NOVI. M l 40050

Nursmg Employment C l a a Ford PavWon 2nd Floor 2799 Wast Grand Boulevard

Detroit M i 40202 13131070-1506

An Equal Oppo r t un i t y ' Aff i rmative Act ion Employer

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST BILLER Mature responsible person lot f ront desk posi t ion Fv* t ime includes 2 j evenings 6 Sat Exceaeni benefits High op t ion Blue Cross 509-4423

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - experi-enced. requires knowledge of diag-nosis cod ing Can Juke 665-3600

Affi l iated with the Detroit Med i ca C e n t a an E q u a Opportunity Em-pfoyer |

P R O V I D E N C E

M E D I C A L C E N T E R S

M E D I C A L A S S I S T A N T S

We currently nave Medicai Assistant posit ions avsAsOe st the Provi-dence Med ica Center* M o * Re-quirements tor ;ne*e posi t ion* are High School graduat ion or equiva-lent and a min imum of 1 y e a Medi-c a A**rst*nt experience m sn o«--ce d e n e * se l l ing Addmona den-es i e x p e r i e n c e s n d M e d i c e l Assistsnt Cert i f icat ion highly desir-able

MIL FORO FAM „Y PRACTICE

Contingent pos i t i on to work as needed by depart men- Mu* ' oe avertable Mon - Fn 8 45 AM 8 30 PM and Saturdays 8 45 AM - 1 PM Orientat ion can be flexible

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST | for act ive W Bloomliews plastic sur- NOVI geon Good phone vseca- msursnce PEDIATRICS knowledge typing 0 c o m p u t a sx- i P a t ' me posi t ion lo work everr per<emc.e -equ»ad Call Rose s f l a : Thursdsy 7 s>M and Sslur

a s , 8 30 AM - 12 30 PM Onenta-tiOT, can be hexibie Contmgsnt po-

PC Operators l A* Software! Top Salary Msdicsi mauranca AvaaatM Bonuses Vacation a Holiday Psy snd Much M o r s

D Y N A M I C

Temporary Services Livonia 464-6500 Troy 680-9760 j Southfield 569-2000

sngsments R e s p o n v t m n e * would include fkgnt reee iva luns oversea* h o t a and ground t ransportat ion a isngamants t h r u the oversee* sfhk ate* snd h o t a arrangements tor * • e*socia iss The a j a i ' f * : candiQele snouid have good typmg and a m i PUlet skills a long w>th an under standmg or geography Please send •eeume W!TH SALARY REQUIRE-MENTS or apply m person st

Human Resources Dspartment

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

C O R P O R A T I O N

6 7 0 0 H a g g e r t y R o a d C a n t o n . M l 4 8 1 8 7

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST lull t ime for busy OB-GYN off ice m Sterkng Hgts Must be mature with comput-a biltong sxpsnence MBS expen-ence helpful C a l T a n 264-9702

MEDICAL RECEPTION with exper ience m -Novi /Farmmgton area Fuk t ime 473-2960

MEOiCAL RECEPTIONIST BILLER Needed »or busy tsmrfy pnsct.ce off-ice m Northviae Fu l t ime excellent salary and beneht* K a e n 562-6040

RN's & LPN's ! A r m c a e Services has posit ions

open for nm»es to meet the specxa need* of h o * p « e pa t ien t * ft you a * 1

I d l i n g mdnriduB piaasa c a l today

• O r i e n t a t i o n P r o v i d e d

j • • F l e x i b l e S c h e d u l e s

• L o c a l A s s i g n m e n t s .

858-7735 Amicare Services

(Aff i l iated with, St Joseph Mercy H o e p t a i

An Equa Oppor tuni ty Employer

RNS-LPNS-GPNS S k i l l e d n u r s i n g f a c i l i t y In

L i v o n i a s e e k i n g f u l l a n d

p a r i t i m e N u r s e s A l l s h i f t s

C o m p e t i t i v e w a g e s & b e n -

e f i t s . F l e x i b l e h o u r s . C a l l

fo r a p p o i n t m e n t M a r t h a

F e t o s a k . R N 5 2 2 - 1 4 * 4

ACCOUNTING SUPERVISOR To work wrth 7 people

Resume to 1759 Cnnsusr HAS > Rochester H * s . Ml 40309

An E q u a Oppor tuni ty E m p i o y a

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT PART TIME

invnediste need tp i qusftty Seer eler> wi t r exceaent * » « * m typing shor thand and eiord pro-caaamg San starters with good communicat ion anas may ssnd thexr com iden t i a reeume l o H R Msrie-ge- Ak ro Deeo-*Vve FVushes. P O

Box 7062 Troy MI 40007-7902

5 0 2 H e l p W a n t e d

D e n t a l - M e d i c a l

3pm Mon thru Wed 737-4323

MEDICAL SALES ! w t M > P t , e,sc are available to work as Exper ienced Microbiology, chsrms- ^ ospsr tment Must oe

svaiabie Mon w e d a Fn 9 A M

MEDICAL ASSISTANT lor ear l o s s a throst prsclICS Experience pre-ferred but not necessary Birming-ham ares 647-1611

MEDICAL ASSISTANT wsntsd for mierna. medicme off ice m Rocnesta sree Full t ime EKG venepuncture PF"T h o l l a moni tor a pe l lent c a e 751-6270

DENTAL OFFICE son lo tsks cr iags ol s vsrtety ot duties Jom our fnsndfy and pro-graas' a denta teem Experience pi starred Ask lor Shsryl 464-2000

DENTAL OFFICE MANAOER Troy exper ienced m as d s n i a busx-

W e d 1 Sa t ' mo . salary open beneffts 0 0 9 - 9 t 9 1

DENTAL PART TIME Mature per-son lor a Royal Oea office No sxpe-

Ckjdmg chsw evening* n e n b i s h r *

i m g Set * 2 540-1711

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST enced Excellent opporturuty. excel-lent salary lor intel l igent wen groomed individual m fegh qual i ty speoa ty pract ice C e l 357-OS90

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Full t ime poeit ion See* mg an enthu-siastic carmg and dependab le per son to |om our stsf i Must heve den-t a experience Compute ! experi-ence helplui Pieese c a l Nancy a t

522-5501

MEOICAL ASSISTANT - Wsn tsd for card io logy p rac t i ce in l i voma Prefer r»D»y xx«ti *upervieory expen-ence Fufl t ime Send ' eeume to Box 114 Observer 0 Eccentr ic Newspspe i * 36251 Schooler af t Rd Uvoms. M«*»gsn 40150

try. serology S35K min imum Fu benehts no lee

B H A M I L P E R S O N N E L 4 2 4 - 8 4 7 0

5 PM * j e s A Thu'S l PM •= 7 PM end Saturday 6 30 AM - 12 Noon Onentat-on can be f lexible

MEDICAL SECRETARY or trsn-*C' p f o n i * t Growing m e d i c a cen- ! ter To $9 hr Can Mary at UNfFORCE 473-2932

i possessing 8 AM - 12

ME D C Ac ASSISTANT F u l time, busy Troy OBGYN. s x p e n

C M Karen st 643-7520

MEDICAL ASSISTANT WANTED fu l tims Salary commensurate lo experience C M tor appointment Westiand 525-6460

MEDICAL ASSISTANT - full time experience reqmrsd tor busy Dr* office m Southfield

424-6356

DBTAL ASSISTANT Part time, sxitue hour* Uvoms office. Eaer lenced- only Call S h a o n 442-9500

DENTAL ASlSTANT - Experience erred « progressive Lrvoma

office S a w commensurste with Sbikty Call 525-1200

DENVL ASSISTANT Psrt-tm. Southfield area

ChAdran's 'actice NO Evenings 53-5555

DEMTAL ASSSTANT

Henry Ford M a c a Center m west

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Modsrn progressive prstice is searching tor rsceptiomst who is in-novative dspendsbis. tnendly snd snThusiastK who loves r a a l m g to snd napmg people snd is commitsd to excellence We believe the growth of our practice ts enhanced by the growth of our teem We be-lieve in talent West Btoomheld 661-1440

MEDICAL ASSISTANT for South-held Doctors office Part time beck office hap Blood dr swing, injection experience prefer»sd 352-4911

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Dearborn Hi* a Southfield toot specialist off-ice Psy commensurste wrth emparl-ance Resume 21700 Northwestsm Hwy Ste 180- Southheid Mi 40075

MEDICAL ASSISTANT psrt time wsntsd tor 4 D r damatoiogy group •ocstsd m Providence Hospita aree Can betwesr. 9-5 - ssk tor M i r t M

569-4234

NUCLEAR TECHNICIAN NEEDED j lor came m wester- Oeklsnd Coun-ty. part time Send •eeume wilh * a -sry requirements to 4399 Ctusofn T re* Birmingham Ml 46010

iSS MEDICAL SERVICES l**C RN s. LPN s. CNA *

UP TO $30 PER HOUR

• NURSE AIDES Alexander A Mercy I hung Center a

a i d pert time Nurse Aides on a l 3 • M i a Psxd trsmmg wdl be provided, as required by the Slete or Michigan tor certification it you are e carmg .rvdtvKJua looking to mafcs s diffsr

interested quant i tat ions apply Noon Mem Thur* a l our Employ-ment Off ice located m the f a f w C a v a »t Providence iosp - '« . In South te id

PROVIDENCE 16001 W 9 Mae Rd

Southheid Mi 40075 An Equ» Opportunity Employer

, QUALITY ASSURANCE TRAINER IO 1 060 000 5-10 yrs medica qusaty

nance tacsground Degree re-ed T r e v e l W k 473- 72 IO Steven -J Greene Personna

RECEPTIONIST' INSURANCE BILLER

tor busy opnthsenoiogiets a* a* m Southfield a Kre*t Btoom

RN s LPN * NURSE AIDES • Competitive Salary • Sign Up Referral Bonus • Fres Ststs Certihcetior • t r sxpaience pnone 0 c a

•squired PROFESSIONAL HEALTH CARE I

PERSONNEL 357-3650

SPEEC- PATHOLOGIST immeo.sts Oakland Goemty Hospx-

I tsi permanent 4 /5 time position [ CCC. 3 year* experience_chiaren 0

•dulls Non-smokers onfy Send •»-; *ume to Yen C r a n e P-eadsnt I Commxxmcation Disorders 32255

Northwestern Hwy Suite 102. | Fsrmmgton HUs, Mi 46334

I ULTRASOUND TECM. 1 day s wee* Experience with ecnocerdiogram snd sbdomsn. tor Warn Bxoomhexo

ULTRASOUND TECHNICIAN needed g e l time tor MStord tame, , practice ECfsO experience s plu*

~ja£>\

STAFF PHARMACIST Part-Time

Today s h o m e heartt i care ftekI is see-ng con t i nued r a p i d e x p a n s i o n in m e area of high-tech TV the rapy so lu t i on a n d del ivery sys tems The nat ion s largest p rov ider of t hese serv ices Caremark Inc of fers s tate-of- the-ar t m i x i n g fa ci l i t ies w h e r e y o u II gam excel lent c l i n i ca l re search expe r i ence a n d exposu re a n d benef i t f r om ex tens ive p h y s i c i a n pharmac is t in te rac t ion Plus y o u II h a v e the oppor tun i ty to share in the prof i ts ol out $600 m i l l i on Bus iness t h r o u g h a un ique b o n u s incent ive p r o g r a m

C a n d i d a t e s wi l l Oe responsiDle for t h e daily act iv i t ies of t h e IV M ix tu re Room We requ i re a state l i censure a n d at least 2-4 years exper i -e n c e as a hosp i t a l pharmac is t wrth a m i n i m u m 6 m o n t h s e x p o s u r e t o all aspec ts of i n fus ion therapy so lu t ion p repara t i ons Expe r ience c o n su i t ing w i th p h y s i c i a n s a n d accoun t pe rsonne l w o u l d o e a def in i te p l u s

W e p rov ide t h e ou t s tand ing env i ronmen t you d expec t f r o m a hea l th care leader in ad d ft i on to an at t ract ive salary and corpora te -s ty le benef i ts p a c k a g e For cons ide ra t i on o iease call or s e n d your r esume w i th salary h is to ry m con-f i dence to (313) 054-0800 Ba rba ra Petroft Ca remark . Inc . 45801 Mast P l y m o u t h M l 4 8 1 7 0 E q u a l O p p o r t u n i t y E m p l o y e r Pre-E m p i o y m e n t D r u g S c r e e n i n g R e q u i r e d

•our teem ol nesfth cars profaeexon-a s s t A l e x a n d a Apply m person Sam-4pm Mon-Fn at Aiexanda A Mercy Living C e n t a 716 W Fourth SI Roya Oak

DENTAL RECEPTIONlSt-ASSlSTANT

Livoma Permanent psrt time expe-rience prelerred C M 464-8180 A M

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST part time flexible hours Experience preferred Ptaesant W Deerbom two dentist office Benefits 563-3400

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Oak Park Part time B-mng a peg board experience prelerred Must be cheerful, energetic rehab* 0 have good math skits 543-6600

psrt-tune with eneftts career o p por unify tor anixpenenced Denta Assist snt The manned candxdaie lot thx* hend»-o team-oriented po-«ixon wiii navecertthcation tor a Denta Assxstim Program and * minimum of 1 'vee's ol previous

Ouskhed end mtssisd applicants are mvtted to senweeume to

HENRNFORD HEALTHSYSTEM

Employment Dneon. Dept JK 2921 Weat Cand Blvd

Detroit M46202

An Equal Opxtumty/ Affirmative Action hp ioya M-'F H

ABCARE INC RNs /LPNs

NURSE ASSISTANTS M A L E ATTENOENTS

xmedWM opanmga paM va end compeMNe wegee

Mon - fn 8 30-3 30 tor spot Must neve own c a 0

851-6002 ATTENTION"

RNs to $32 LPNs to $22

M * f > bonus to $250 lOOX daffy pey O M l a n d Co»mty » X

" l ^ l t h e x c h a n g e 443-1440

b i l l e r r e c e p t i o n i s t

Twe poanons M u a f i e * 1 yr am-penance m merhca or poMelry off-

ska* ana good pa M a n a phis M u a be

DENTAL ASSTANT • prefer '* idea stmoe-30 hours ess

hSx 353 2S-

DENTAL ASSTANT ter B^mmgham Ortjdontie prac nee 3 ' * day* p a w * experience

r o p e d 045-5340

DENTAL ASSIST AF - Eapeft j

modern busy dsn! office F i * tms 4 deys p a weaAVarren Ass toi Mrs MacLeod 7SS-7070

DENTAL ASSCANT Fnsndfy famfly precis m Garden C*y

person tor *-»ian«d ESOENF l a s r i a ^ ^ • 4 2 2 2000

0 C N T A L ASSITANT DENTAL RECEPIONIST

Permanent openigs, long and »ho r l t e r m esetgn-ments

d a v i s - s m t h MEOfCAL PERSONNESERVICE

354 -4100 0ENTAL BUSINESS ASSTANT oui 10 Me* Tsiegi'sphgmra

I* sees e i g n a get * is tor boMui 0 pert

•amepha

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Position sveHsbis for sxpenenced

(Jtionist Good hr* benehts evensbw Ce* Margie 591-3636

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Experanced for Dermatology prac-tice m Plymouth Canton 2-3 day* per wee* PosaWy «ul time m sum-mer $8-$9 par hour »epN IO box 150 Observer a Eccentric Newspe-pers 36251 Schooicrefl Rd U W ms Michigan 46150

NURSE AIDES -& ORDERLIES

Fu l l a n d p a r t t i m e o p e n i n g s a v a i l a b l e o n a l l s h i f t s $ 5 t o s t a r l p l u s b e n e f i t s W i l l t r a m . A p p l y in p e r s o n C a m e l o t Ha l l C o n v a l e s c e n t C e n t e r . 3 5 1 0 0 A n n A r b o r T ra i l . L i v o n i a 5 2 2 - 1 4 4 4

NURSE OR MEOICAL ASSISTANT tut! ot pen time needed tor busy OB 'GYN office m B^mmghar- ex

647-9300

NURSE PRACTITIONER OR CLINICIAN

Suburban phys ica 'anaOxHtation fa-ca t y seesmg Nurse P i e c t m o n a or

pry to box s932 Observer a Eccen-tric Newspepers 36251 Scnooicreft

j Rd L ivoma Michigan 48150 I

RECEPTIONIST BILLER tot psychiatrist s off ice Hours 9em- |

j Spm Requwes experience with m-surance oxamg $6 00 psr hour •

j C M leave messege 478-3968 ; : RECEPTIONIS' - Experience pre- 1: j torred Fest peced Westiand off ice ( j P a l t ime Mon Thy* 4pm-8pm and :

2 Saturdays a month Ca» 72S2130 | j RECEPTIONIST MOT w e d a F n | I 8 45-12 JOpm. Tues a Sat I 8 45-1 30pm iookmg toi a positive |

seff mot ivated person to leem M as-pects of busy Chiropractic off ice

I Clerical SXKIS required Wilxng to tram- aua ihed person 27527 Joy rd

j I b loc* W of inkster rd 522-5501

. RECEPTIONIST : Ful, time Busv OB GYN olhce C M i B a ' t a r * 358 5900 |

RECEPTtONiST - Part ume tar neu-rosurgeon 3 days -2 * fir wee* Med<a> terminology netpfv. Must b * 'enable a prgamieC 5&1-904Q -.

RECEPTIONIST

CAREMARK

Ufr>K-AL ASSISTANT -U—'7 -WW-— — - n c w - i i u i i i g F u l l ime Busy O B G Y N off ice C M Clinician • ^ ^ e d r O r t h o o f f i ce Part t ime 16 hrs Typ-Rsr fs - f t 358-5900 peme or Nai rotog ic Rehebiktalxon „ x i ram Farmmgton Berbers j s a - w f u u , 0 ^ Pnysx isns Mondsv : ^ ^ 6 4 4 6 Eves 346-1322

MEDICAL ASSISTANT , th ru Fnday NO wee*ends or hok — EKG xray iab j days r ises* send resume m con*- REHAB NURSE venoy Cont inued

Experienced F u l t ime | dence tty I Car* C e n t a see*s f l * terie nu r se . L'.voms 261-1740 1 PO Box 97 tor mnovasme poat ion De. sniff

Latfwup vsiage Mi 48076 Mon thru Fn geners»y Hands ; On posit ion wrth No C h a g s r * sponaboiTi Competi t ive weges Bene! its Great opportunity Appfy ! m person a t 399 S venoy m \ Wavne

MEDICAL ASSISTANT or LPN tor part time expaience p-efer-ec Southfield area C M Beth at

559-4642 :

MEOfCAL ASSISTANT fu l tune

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Experienced Computer knowledge a must Dearborn H e ^ t s a e s

Phone 562-7212

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Psrt lime 16 hrs Pegboard Typing 30 worn Fsrmmgton HIM* Deys 851 6446 E-ws 340-1322

DENTAL TECHNICIAN Ouaaty M l service iab m Garden. City iookmg tor sxpenanced tecnm cum tor M pn**e* of crown and ondgs Pay commensurste enth ex-perience If interested c M B * o r J * m - 525-4330

DIRECT CARE STAFF to work wffh aopmentafly disabled adults

Troy W BtoomlekS Waierford 0 Pontiac sreas P a d trammg M • » f l i svaiabie . 334-S330

Tom Ronta 0 JSCOC 20500 Ore-h a d La*e Rd Ste 200 Farmwigton H a * Mi 40334

MEDICAL ASSISTANT

Lookmg for top of una asastant for active practice Must be h a d work-ing mdnndua Starting salary $7 25 hr end higher accori>ng to expen-ence Fu0"o« pert lime 470-4039

NURSES AIDES - Full Time

Part t ime • flex hour * evened* Ex-per ience not "sees* ery W e i ram New t i s r t m g re t * See Carol Brown

NIGHTENGALE WEST 0365 Newburgh Rd

Westiand n e a Joy Rd An E q u a Opportuni ty E m p i o y a

EXPERIENCED medica secretary

$TT/hr 357-0037

lor hospita centa Up C M Tom at UNWORCE

EXPERIENCED medica tuHsr* tor

Up fo $0'h» Cek Dertene at UNfFORCE 387-0041

EXPERIENCED NURSE A«M 0 Of derty Fuk 0 pert time days end M lemoone Apply m person Franklm

Frank i n Rd Southfield benmd the

M E O I C A L A S S I S T A N T Busy practice m Bxrmmghem One year experience pre lared Send re-sume with salary requtfement*

Renebiktstion Ptiysicxan* PC PRACTICE MANAGER

31500 Telegraph Su 225 Birmingham Mi .40010

NURSING OPPORTUNITIES

Northwest Conlmumg C a * C e n t a pert of the iags*t providers of quenty long-term care m Mxchxgan • seMmg proles si fm a t wno wish to put men nursmg talents to work We

I m e e r w e Deector FxA '

• C N A * Psrt Tune 0 Tene

- Part Tene MEDICAL ASSITANT

ff you k k . to Ireva tha might oe for We o « a en e.Cenent a m m u you We provide heath testmg to m- ence benefit* end * P 'sann- eKys Oust rial employees throughout the . mg environment For m v Midwea m MobAs came* Must be I cons«»erstion pieese *PPN m able fo May out ol town M o n - F n | person or cat This « an entry w a poaffum

I 5S7-1241 Deriem M N

MEDICAL BILLER experienced m computer a a n g I S 0 M or ernear systems, C M

340-0054

HYQIEWSY Fu* time P V t o u t h a a a

453-04 »3

HOME HEALTH NURSE Full Time

The VNtmg Nurse Aaaoc

MEOfCAL S K I E R 2 yr* 0 Com-T

srea h * , tima competitive wege 6 tos beneet package W w l reeume 0 wege requeernents to Ann Broo* * PQCN3325 Lipoma Mi 40151 ]

MEDICA, 0R.LER NEEDED \ time or pert time Good benefits 0

42& 5200

NORTHWEST CONTINUING

CARE CENTER 10101 HuObM St Defoff Mi 40235

13131273-0704 An Equa Opportunity Empxoyw

RESiDEN' AIDE 3pm-1 l p m 99 bed none for t h a i sg*d Pleasant working conomons ' Some study tmie svseebi*

Trmity Park Wa*i 3 e 9 i O 0 M H * R d

Lnroma 464-2772 |

Afternoon RN's - j S20/HOUR

West Bloomfield Nursmg snd Convaescent C e n i a n e a M * p a a > * * * hes mimeihat* openmgs tor i RN s on me eff a n o o n a n i l $19 00 j hour or $20 00 wfffiout beneffts nursing

I For date** C M Mrs Mancusc or Mrs Subotich 66- '600

RN -MEAiTH EDUCATOR to i o o r d m a t e astabksned pre-neta

! community mduatry W M n a i s Pro-; ® e m Degree - e q u ^ a i Send re-

sume to M a c h of Dimes Humar ' nan- i - r t s 1 7 H 7 W Nms Mae Su J 820 Southheid Mi 40075

R N - L P N - G N x a e c x a - Surg ica onented o f V e precnce e reeeach tac l f fy • — -met) Of quaaffsd RN s LPN S a ON *

: k v n n s a t a openmgs 'i* tana i and pert tmie S taenc i i a ^ h t s •

Canton Township area " ieeae lene • box 950 Observer 0 Ec

i w s p s p a s 3025' School ! craff «*J . Livoma M^-hxger *0-5C

MEDICAL P O S I T I O N S Harper Hospital is the adult tertiary care faofity of the Detroit Medical Center a 2.000-bed mutti-hospttaf system affiliated with Wayne State University. School of Medtcme Positions are immediately available for the following

P h y s i c i a n A s s i s t a n t s The Section of Cardiothoraoc Surgery is actively recruiting PAs You will work m a strong academic environment^ conjunction with the Thoracic Surgery Residents in prov ing patient cafe and have exposure to a variety of cardiac and thoracic surgical cases We are willing to tram you to 1st and 2nd assist, as well as saphenous vein retrieval and provide additional experience in research and transplants

C o o r d i n a t o r Cystic F i b r o s i s P r o g r a m We are seeking a dynamic individual to coodmate our new m-and out-patient Cystic Fibrosis fCR Program You wdl be reSpon Sibie for building our program from the ground up. including establishing protocols providing clmicai guidance and assisting with the care of CF patients You will also act as a liaison to regulatory agencies You must be a Registered Nurse or Physi-cian Assistant and have 3-4 years experience in a similar in- or out-patient setting

Join our muttidiscipiinary team Compensation wii be based on level of experience We offer comprehensive benefits and an on-site chrfd care center For immediate consideration, please con-tact Eartene Jones Human Resources.at (313) 7*5-9123 Harper H o s p i t a l . 3 9 9 0 J o h n R. D e t r o i t Ml 4 8 2 0 1 .

In Pursuit of The Best Member of trte.Detroit Medica.' Center

Equal Opportunity Employer

Office nurse tor patient c a e snd aasrgy p»ocedi*se part ume Farm mgton C M Wendy * ' I 630?

DENTAL HYQCIST F M 0 part time i

DENTAL H V G * N « T tor snttst to t M * over Ox* es*el i lMia«iBien* . Pane progrem We s M cosda fu*

r r r e ^ r r s v s r Oaartinrw M l 40121 Of CMS3-3405

C M Pat « UMFORCE 367-0041 benefft pec* eg*

Requvement* Current Mxcf-gar Regalered Nurse *cen*e svseebis .st iuis travel

MEOCAt B A L f R Pan time a p proximeteN 10 V x r t pei wes* P re l a 5 rears M n * experience Ro-e t i e a * H«S C M D o n n a 05? 6000

Contact Neama > Naseon • VNA of fhiron VaPye

3050 Reseercf P a k » SiMe A Ann Arbor M 40*00-2220

313^00 -0333

MEOICAL BILLER - 3 oav* I W wee* | ' V mxmmxjm Nc toe

B HAMIL PERSONNEL 424-8470

Contact Neama > Naseon • VNA of fhiron VaPye

3050 Reseercf P a k » SiMe A Ann Arbor M 40*00-2220

313^00 -0333 m e d i c a l b i l l e r s UP TO $10 AN HOUR

FEE PAID . a y s percmew* pracsma a«w o R c •0 n $ metro meenori* need* I compsAertted MeiRca M m DNer *nech or MRS v Ma *0 » you cen take cere of ihse I M - i g s Ihey wa t M s cere of you M Send reeume to 31000 W IS Mae S ^ l e l » i F ermmgion Has Ml 40334 Ann jnen

HYGIENIST Are you interested m bemng on tue leedmg edge el d a n t i s«> 7 The Center lor Advenced i aaer dentist n, I* sasemg en eepen •need top qusety "yyamet m a a

m e d i c a l b i l l e r s UP TO $10 AN HOUR

FEE PAID . a y s percmew* pracsma a«w o R c •0 n $ metro meenori* need* I compsAertted MeiRca M m DNer *nech or MRS v Ma *0 » you cen take cere of ihse I M - i g s Ihey wa t M s cere of you M Send reeume to 31000 W IS Mae S ^ l e l » i F ermmgion Has Ml 40334 Ann jnen

LAB TECH MED TECH F«0 or pen Wee tot W McamRaf l •manual* C M Barbara

m e d i c a l b i l l e r s UP TO $10 AN HOUR

FEE PAID . a y s percmew* pracsma a«w o R c •0 n $ metro meenori* need* I compsAertted MeiRca M m DNer *nech or MRS v Ma *0 » you cen take cere of ihse I M - i g s Ihey wa t M s cere of you M Send reeume to 31000 W IS Mae S ^ l e l » i F ermmgion Has Ml 40334 Ann jnen

NURSING SUPERVISOR RN-LPN

camca ssas Exoaaant *a ta> 6 benefit pec* age tor me ngM cench

A« 'Spfys con*

RN OR LPN

l p n s

BIG CHANGE.

$3,000 IN BONL'SES IS NO SMALL CHANGE T>iere an a tot of b«g change* tafcms D*ac« at Henry Ford Mo*>*ai To »*«>

us $taf» newfy added crux* care beds and other critic* areaa we're oWermg A d u l t Med/Surg, E*. PACU, and A^ult Critical Care nunes 13 0 0 0 n «r$t rear bonutcs To qualify you need at least one y«ar o* hc«oita«>B»ed eaoenence m one these area0 wltrwi the ie« hMO yeerv and you rnujt be hired between Jenuery 6 and February 98 of 1991 tor i M H n c poutwn

voul find that Henry Ford Hoipitai he0 chMT^ed a tot more than o u O o n u 0 c s O * tonj term plar tor change • provides nunes icveii o* practice, reipect, import, education and Mithortty Om taiam art one among the h^»e«t ri the regton, and our compreherwwe benefits mctode 4 5 weeks of paid time o* and on-site chad care

IT you'd mm oddtoonal detaM or istouid Mk to leam w iat other changes are taMngplace at Henry ford Hogttat. cas iMsIwi i * " " " ( J 1 » 8 7 * - 1 S ® 8 , N e a r y N e a p l M , O M f o r d N t w d H e e r , f T 9 9

W O r e n d « v d . , D e v o n , M i M M . An E a u e l Opportunity, AfllrmetNe Action Emo*o>yer

mm M S S M S 0 mm mm

M o n d a y . J a n u a r y 2 1 . 1 9 ® 1 O A E # 7 F -

6F+ O & E M o n d a y . J a n u a r y 2 1 . 1 9 9 1

9 0 4 I M p W a n t e d

O f l k » - C t o r i c « i

NEW LUMBER Broaerege C o r n e r to Soutnftold M i an m d m d u M tor

PHMII o n A c c o u t t i n g N TrtM Bal-ance lnc<M»ng M las wo rk Mode rn office. KMY computer ised a you are • 1 i f M * . . V » | W I A frtoftd* w r i -n g to WOT* to an o p a n 4 h igMy MM-

Repr 4 Eccentr ic

N m c x p v i M 2 S 1 Schoo l c r * n R d , Uvoma. Michigan 44150

A C C O U N T I N G F I R M R E C E P T I O N I S T

$4 .50 Hr . N o Foe Part tow - perfect tor a n accoun t i ng

RBS A S S O C I A T E S A G Y . 5 4 0 - 4 1 3 0

ACCOUNTS P A Y A B L E / RECEIVABLE CLERK

with a min imum 2 yeer* exper ience, knowledge of account ing pr-nc ip l—.

to dataH Noft* i f l»oklng o f f l c * . Sand taaurna l o Pr ima Tuba Inc.. 13101 Ecklaa. Plymouth. M l 4 8 1 7 0

ACT NOW

SATURDAY OPEN HOUSE January 24fh - Oam t o n o o n

O N E S T O P

S H O P P I N G

immadia la Open ings For Permanent 4 Temporary Posi t ions

PERMANENT POSITIONS • a u Entry $14,000 Receptionist ( 1 6 . 0 0 0 Secretary $21,000 LagM SecrMary $33,000

TEMPORARY POSITIONS: Aocountara $12/ tw Word Procaaior S lO/h r S - n c n c o a r d $ 4 , 5 0 1 * Sr Typaat $7 5 0 / M

sultonts mm ba n a M M tor raauma 4 fflmwiing t i p * W a hava 24

paopw tor too rtgM »oba Free to you a l laaa paO by cfcent cor raaai C a l your naaraat locat ion l o OTSWM any quest ion*

Parmanan t S t a f f Farmmglon HMs 737-5750 U v o m a 501-2221 SoutMtod 552-9060 Taytor 24S-S200 Troy __ 545-2720

Tempora ry R e s o u r c e s Kwmmglo* MM* 737-1711 SoutnnaM 552-0310 Troy 544-0210 Ann Arbor 740-0024

An Equal Opportunrty Employer

504 H * t p W a n t e d

O f f i c e - C l e r i c a l

B I R M I N G H A M C O N T R A C T O R • M M secretary /book kaapar to paraon office. lua tana W o r d p ro -cessmg 4 computer exper ience re-quired Sand raauma wi th salary re-quirements to 0 f « c * Manager 651 S Eton. B**mngham. M M 4 0 0 0

BOOKKEEPER/CONTROLLER Orowmg co seeks : b M ' P C - 4 t o r e l * account ing expert t o take charge al cosy pff ice The K)eM cand lda la has bookkeeping skills t h ru tr ia l ba lance and peyroS and at laaal 2 yrs o l coOeg*. nc tudmg s o m a account ing Ciouraaa. H you can work mdepandt iy to a tnendly. non-amok mg Royal O M off ice give ua a cMI 544-6777

BOOKKEEPER Experienced thru tr ia l balance, lor tood service operat ions Fun bene-fits 4 f lexible schedul ing Send rm-

Controaer 16231 W 14 MWe. Su i t * 13

Bi rmingham. M l 44000

B O O K K E E P E R - F u l l c h a r g e through Imanoa i s ta tements tor • h o l e s a l . d istr ibutor and med ica l canter - Wayna Sta te a r e e Supervi-sion, computer 4 payro l l exper ience neceeaary Sand reeume Box 170 Obea r»« 4 Eccentr ic Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd.. Livonia. Michigan 44150

BOOKKEEPER - m i n i m u m 2 years manua l 4 computer

payro l l , payab les , gene ra l ledger 4 f toenaM s ta tement prepa-ration. Lotus abtoty a plus Salary commensurate et th exper ience Sal-ary range: $15,000-$ 17.500 Re-spond In m i t t o g inc luding salary hw-lory to: 0 M Harvey. 7400 Tele-graph Rd Bi rmingham 44010

BOOKKEEPER PLUS High quMrty dental specialty pract ice needs ad-dit ional paraon to Ml out i ts business staff F u l t ime posi t ion 357-3165

BOOKKEEPER W A N T E D Par i ume. 10-15 hours par week Accounts Payable and Check Regis-ter Knowledge of M a n a g i n g Your Money a plus. Soutnl toW-Birm ham Area. C a l after 4 p m 642-1

B R O K E R S A S S I S T A N T

$ i 5 - $ i e . o o o FEE PAIO BY COMPANY

w a Train Upbeat peraon w i th some Co lege Accurate typ ing ot 45 a must l» you are a team player, c a l 300-3450

S N E L L I N G & S N E L L I N G

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT We require a met»*e. o rgen t t ed p ro -l i Ml anal l o aaalat C O O 4 CEO of a muM company da. al op man t f i rm

I 4 WordPer fec t skds needed. PC exper ience w o u M be helpful m IMa diver sd led poe i t ion Send reeume l a Personnel . P.O. Box 2544. Uvonia. Ml . 44151-2564

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Pwmsnsnt part t ime, lo r a l a * paced real estate deve lopment cor

mature ind iv idua l I S secretarial

ig 4 word [ must Attent ion l o d o t a l , p leasant wrth good commun ica t i on skins $ toy Hour • 20 hour weak RepN to: R. Jones 600 Pta ia Dr ive, Sui te 2300. Detroit. 44226

C A S H F O R Y O U R

C L E R I C A L S K I L L S M I

accept ing apt nng posit ions:

appl icat ions tor the

504 H a l p W a n t e d

O f f i c e - C l e r i c a l

CLERICAL Great opportunrty tor an individual to t o n out wor ldwide headquarter staff in Southheid The indlviduM a * have s prulaaal anal telephone per-sona l l y . type 45wpm accurately 4

aa sir ona organizat ional processing axper Excs lan t beneht n e r k f i r 4

ient Reply p laaa ant work envi ronment to

CLERICAL P.O BOX 2227

SOUTHFIELD. M l 44037

CLERICAL Med ium soa company located In the Uvon ie area has an open ing tor part t ime office help. t o 34 hours a week Typing and word proceeslng exper ience re-qu i red Must be flexible on hours Pteaee send reeume to B o . 104, Obeerver 4 Eccentr ic Newspepers. 36251 Schoo ic ran R d . Lhroma. Mich igan 44150

5 0 4 H a l p W a n t e d

O f f i c e - C l e r k * !

DOCUMENTATION CLERK Brokerage f i rm needs responsible indiv idual lor general clerical 4 INng dut ies This la a to! l ime salaried po-sit ion Please send raauma l o Box 142. Observer 4 Eccentnc Newspa-pers 36251 Schoo ic ran Rd . IrvO-nla Mich igan 44ISO

5 0 4 H e l p W a n t e d

O f f i c e - C l e r i c a l

C L E R K S

S5.00/HR General Office Clerks wanted tor short and long t e r m assignments m Troy Typing ebtoty preferred TSI of fers excellent benef i ts C a l Today lor a personal interview'

T S I

Office Services 589-7088

CLERK/TYPIST General Office. 55 w p m + accurate-ly. Greenf ie ld 4 196. J 4 0 Auto Auc-t ion. 16000 Fu le r t on 437-0900

COMPUTER OPERATOR W e are seeking imJunduM* with t -2 years exper ience o n Lotus (using spread sheets) AbHty to handM and mainta in complete system operat ion Including peripheral support and t roub le shoot ing Knowledge of f ramework a plus C M today tar an appo in tment

FOSTER-OA VIS Temporary Personnel, toe

550-2700

CONTINUING PART-TIME CLERK TYPIST

Can ton Township is accept ing appli-cat ions tor the posi t ion of Cont inu-ing Part-Time Clark Typist Mini-m u m 45 wpm. 20 hrs per week $7 48 per hour Last date tor fWng Jan. 25. 1991 Apply at Canton Township. 1150 W. Canton Center Road. Canton. M l

A n Equal Opportuni ty Employer

EARN EXTRA MONEY

Long 4 short t e r m lempoiary aa-s lgnments are avai lable immediately m the Troy, B i rmingham. Southheid a n d Madison H is areas if you are an exper ienced • Clerk Typwt • Da ta Entry Operator • P /C Operator • Secretary Can o m off ice lor an appointment today

5 8 5 - 8 2 6 0

A M I

ENTRY LEVEL BILLING POSITION tor busy off ice - da ta entry 4 general o f f ice Send reeume.'salary require meri ts l o Bttong 23689 Industrial Park Dr . Farmington Hills. 44335

ENTRY LEVEL - f u l t ime posit ion t S / h r Must hava soma computer typ ing A const ruc t ion service expe-r ience C a l Cindy between t -4pm only 427-4520

E X E C U I T V E S E C R E T A R Y 4 -5 /y rs secretar ia l exper ience with g o o d organizat ional skil ls 4 commu-nicat ion. $20-$22.000 - to Uvoma.

Company pays our lee

n 1 P e r s o n n e l P l a c e

2 7 4 - 4 2 3 0

EXECUTIVE LEGAL SECRETARY Wi th excellent typ ing, shorthand/ speedwrrt ing a n d t ranscr ipt ion skills wan ted tor m e d i u m sue profession-al pract ice Novt/NorthvUte a r e * Knowledge of WordPerfect helpful

dedicat ion, conflden-a must Caf l 349-3940

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Exceaeni skil ls WordPer fec t Desk Top Pr iming Send resumes Mot iva t iona l Marke t ing toe.. 4000 Town Center. Sui te 700. Southfield M l 44075. a t ten t ion Pat

E X E C U T I V E S E C R E T A R Y

-Shor thand (BOwpm +) , typing ( 6 5 w p m m i n i m u m ) , l i g h t

bookkeep ing exper ience desired •Should have exper ience work ing tor deve lopment company . •Assert ive, se l f -mot iva ted and team

WORO PROCESSORS IBM 5520

WORDPERFECT NBl

MACINTOSH LOTUS

MICROSOFT W O R D

OTHER CLERICAL Typtots

Shor thand Data Entry

Clerks

Swi tchboard Opara lo r Medical i T r a n s c n p t o n 4 B«er )

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS Cooking tor a challenge"? Open ings lor two administrat ive s i M M s n l * lor taal-paced ad agancy Typ ing 60-

Greet benefit package inc lud ing TEMP-MED INSURANCE. C A S H BONUSES. HOLIDAY PAV. OVER-TIME PAY1II

S N E L L I N G T E M P O R A R I E S

L ivon ia , 4 6 4 - 2 1 0 0 Sou th f i e l d . 3 5 2 - 1 3 0 0

CASHIER (PART-TIME)

We are seeking an

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COORDINATOR FOR More promo-t ions to market ing co 13 Mi /South-f ield area. No health benefits Po-tent ia l t o $20,000 to I M yr Non-smok ing office Celt Pat 540-5000

•Salary commensura te wi th

CUSTOMER SERVICE Rapreaentatlve - F u l t ime day poei t ion Telephone or computer ex-per ience helpful, but not neceeaary Contact Peart 362-4220

•Employee Heal th insurance P rog ram

Wr i t ten Responses Only Mr Dav id Nelson

The Nelson Comapanies P.O. Box 487

F rank ln . M l 44025

CUSTOMER SERVICE CLERK LOF. a leader to the g l i ment industry, has an immediate need tor one addi t ional customer service clerk for our service center in U v o m a This pe rson Is responsible lor taking cus tomer orders, enter ing data, and pe r fo rm ing rresc of f ice dut ies The selected individual wM hava a cus-tomer service background wi th high vo lume te lephone exper ience L O f o f fers a good baae pay. excellent benef i ts and a fr iendly work ing envi-ronment Apply in person at: LOF. 12903 Newburgh. Uvoma.

A n Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer

L I B B E Y - O W E N S - F O R D

D A T A ENTRY • a c c u r a l s key s t roke* , last paced envi ronment. $6 /hr t o Mart . Cafl Sua at UNIFOWCE - 357-0644

Suc-

AOVERTlSING A G E N C Y Secretary/General Of f i ce tor buey

C a l Sandy Ober t 737 -7077

AGGRESSIVE INOtVIOUAL needed l o handM operat ional dut taa o n af-ternoon smn tor med ica l c o m p a n y to Southheid area. Veh ic le knowl -edge and aupervteory exper ience MNpfui 353-1155

ASSISTANT OFFICE M A N A G E R -Southheid Prime bund ing c o m p l e x ThM lop s e c r e t a r y pos i t i on re-quees matur i ty . MatMl ty . g o o d peo-ple skMs and g o o d g r a m m a r basics MU M be prodoerrt to WordPe r fec t 5 1 4 Lotus wi th H /Grap ica a p k »

»only I qual i f ied to a l r * M

mant l o N tor - Suite 44075

salary requ i re -Meney 2 0 0 0 T o w n Cen-

le t900 Southf teW M l

ASSISTANT TO B O O K K E E P E R P M I t ima. 15 to 20 hou rs a weak en-try level poeit ion t o aaMM book -keeper Very flexible w i t h hours . Min imum off ice s k « a requ i red . Pay r o l . accounts payab le a n d other m a c teaks Cafl M a r * Jane at

550-4330

ATTENTION STAFFING C O O R D I N A T O R S

needed tor growing t empora ry n u I I n S o u t M l a M .

'cSST j l e

box banks to resolve p rob lems Candidate m u M be prof ic ient in the operat ion o i a ca lcu la tor 4 CRT Good m a t h a p t i t u d e a m u s t CasNar ing 4 bank s ta tement recon-ci l iat ion exper ience a p lus Indfvtdu-Ms urtt work Mon-Fr i f r o m 7 :30am-4pm f rom the I M of the m o n t h u n t l late charge cut-of f ( app rox 12-14 days par month). No benef i ts Ouaflflad appl icants shou ld app ly Mon-Fr i . 9am~4pm.

Human Resources FIREMAN'S FUNO

MORTGAGE CORPORATION 27555 Farming ton Rd

Farmington HMs. M l 44334 Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer . M / F ' H

DATA ENTRY/ACCOUNTING m , . t Troy baaed compeny haa immedl

, - - * I open ing lor a data entry operator to - S T T - w - S i m m account ing d e p a r t m e n t ~ ~

r u m I cend lde le wM heve eoi coun t i ng ekIBa. accounts pa l a c M i e t o e . uoaacWioni.. Saier. enta. Send rae jme to AooounUna Depar tment i O ®ox T04« Troy Ml . 44007-7044

DATA ENTRY CLERK poeit ion In coun t i ng depar tment of f i rm located near Te legraph/Schoo ic ra l l roads. Ful l - t ime permanent poei t ion wfth benef i ts , regular rMaaa Send re-

s to: " D a t a En t ry " . P.O Box 5340. aor thvtke. M l 44167.

DATA ENTRY Exper ience necessary Shor t and

464-7078

C L A W S O N publ ish ing c o m p a n y has immediate open ing tor a

to par t tuna

sume to: Publ ishing Corp . of Amer i -ca. 400 N Crooks . C lawaon. Ml . . 44017. or cafl Nita for interv iew, be-fore 12:30PM M 244-3000

CLERICAL 20-25 hrs. per we

PART TIME

VSC. toc . 476 -0010

e i th exper ience terf lU.-CMI RichM MeeKh Exchange

A U T O M O T I V E

S A L E S S E C R E T A R Y

$ 2 2 , 0 0 0 P L U S Chaflsnglnp poei t ion tor a Secre tary

C M $53-2000 S N E L L I N G & S N E L L I N G

AUTOMOTIVE S U P P U E R - Seek ing m M i * e person tor t yp ing . fMng. account payable. a b t o o n PC M u M nonM abflRy and skMs T o p pay and f r inge benef i ts Send raauma t o 9241 G a n e r M Dr. Plymouth M l 44170

BOOKKEEPER Full charge

STRONG exper ience to Ml pNaeaa bookkeeping G o o d c o m p u t e r s k B a Lotua a deflmse P L U S Needed tor temporary M i l l M u M ba • Miami i T T i * | C a l Diane

ACCOUNTANTS ONC 2413$ Nor thweatem Heiy . Su i ta 202

Souff iAMd. M l 4 4 0 7 5

354-2410

B O O K K E E P E R / P A r a O t L CLERK M M t j r a m 4 PC exper ience •ery Lotua 4 WordPar tac t n lor SowthAMd service egano.

I a i r i to Box 142. Ob e e r i e r 4 Ec uaaatc i lea t a p i r s . 3 6 2 5 1 S c h o o crsA R d . Uvoma. M K M g a n 44150

CLERICAL POSITIONS 40 long t e r m Indef in i te tempora ry posi t ions P lymouth area. Need good clertcM skMs. s t rong a t ten t ion to d a t a ! 4 abil i ty l o s tand tor long per iods of t ime Hours avai lable 4am-4:30pm. Mon-F r i Pay n Mar l M $4 par hour . For immed ia te interview cafl Norraf l Servtcee M

543-4544 Apply today — work t o m o r r o w

CLERICAL - weekdays. 1-5 p m •d process ing W i n d o w / W o r d

Accuracy typing, n u m b e r * a m u M ~ K) phone skias Send reeume lo : JO Power 4 Assoc . 011 W Big Bea-ver. Ste 306. Troy. M l 44044

CLERK/TYPIST

typmg 56 w p m accurately ar exper ience helpfu l WM ' Ca* Aoeea t 550-4330

COLLECTIONS aery. mMor Pon t iac /A . nenoe l 4 -11pm $7 /h r Cafl LorMna M UNIFORCE 646-7444

COMPUTER F C L D SERVICE ENGINEER

Mimedta la open ing tor luf l tuna PC Field Service Engineer needed to to-Msfl 4 mainta in PCa a n d pr inters. M in imum o l 2 years exper ience PC repair MS DOS. NOVELL LA NO a must WMtog l o I ravM - h e n

D . O . C O P T I C S MIS DEPT

10400 W 4 M M Sout tMMd M l 44075

COMPUTER OPERATOR

C L E R K T Y P I S T Manufacturers National Bank has an immediate employment opportunity available tor a O M Typist Tim openm* rep»e swts an eicefcflt opportunity to enter the laa-pated and chatte l*"* atmosphere o< our mstitution Otahfica-t»n$ for this position mdude typif* of 50 »pm knowled«e of word processmc and s o w * verbal communication stills Previous office e*penence and kncwled(e of IBM 5520 is preferred A competitive salary ItartWe benefit package and opportunity for career poarth are available to the successful candidate Send resume a*h salary hisjory in confidence to

• K Burt. Human Resources Representative at

Human Resources Dapt 411 W Lalayette Detroit Ml

RS f:\\k ^

i q o d Opportunity Emptoyer W f H V

ETD Temporary Service A n EquM Oppor tun i ty Employer

DATA ENTRY Expend ing compeny haa a need tor a prof ic ient data Input d a r k M u M have Meedy work h is tory 4 reliable t ranspor ta t ion Poolt lone in Uvonia. Fa rming ton Southhe id areas C a l 524-8100

DATA ENTRY - large plastic manu-facturer M seeking learn o d " da ta en t ry person tor i ts head te r * to Plymouth This fast paced mgh volume of f ice requlrea previous da ta entry exper ience We offer -compet i t i ve benefit peckage Pteeae sand resume 4 salary ruMory to Account ing Manager. PO Box 8 2 5 0 0 c . Plymouth, M l 44170

DATA ENTRY operator tor dlversi-hoapi tM group. Novl and Farm-m . $6 50/hr C a l J a c k a l

473-2035 m e l o n $6 5< UNIFORCE

E X E C U T I V E S E C R E T A R Y WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY

The Mich igan Smal l Business Devel-opmen t Canter , a depar tment of the Compu t ing and In format ion Tech-nology Division o f Wayne Slate Uni-versity has the fo l lowing posit ion avai lable tor an ambi t ious, enthusi-ast ic. resu l ts -or iented individual to:

P rov ide secretar ia l services a n d admmis i ra t i ve assistance lor the Director o l the MI -SBDC

Mon i to r and l ec r t t a te the comp le t ion o l ass ignments m a t imely and ef f ic ient manner

Design implement and maintain cent ra l and compu te r -baaed fliftg systems

Prov ide organized background ; suppor t mater ia ls tor meetings, conferences, presentat ions

Take, t ranscr ibe, prepare and index staff mee t i ng minutes

OuMi l led app l i can t * m o u l d ba high schoo l graduatae and have complet-ed re la ted secreter tM training Ex-cel lent technica l secretarial sklf le

demons t ra ted knowledge ot and w o r d I

FULL TIJ*E RECEPTIONIST

Oo you thmk you are Tne Deal pe rson tor our Compeny a l i rM con tac t

With For tune 500 Mtonts?

L ivon ia t eam-o r i en ted company, g o o d g rowth potent le l Requires en enthusiestic business Hke profes-s i o n * indiv idual to answer mulU-Hne p n o n e . i For tune 500 company contacts , typ-ing. WordPer fec t a plus Hours 10 A M to 7 P M required. Monday th rough Fnday F u l peckage of benef t ta Salary commenaurata w i th exper ience

Send resume to. MPACT EDI Systems, toe

l 7 t 0 7 N Laurel Park D r . Su i t e201 Uvon ia . M l 44152

ATTN Chery l Ma/dm

GENERAL OFFICE typing, flhng.

phones, flexible hours. 937-2790

G E N E R A L

S E C R E T A R Y

T O $ 1 8 , 0 0 0 Unique company o f le r * cho ice poei-t ion G&od m a t h and w o r d process-ing skMs C e l Jef f el 353-2000

S N E L L I N G & S N E L L I N G

Have some Of f ice Cler icM experi-ence"' Need ex t ra money? Need f lexible hou r *? Pan t ime" poeition sva iab ie App rox 15 h o u r * per week Must l ive near Livonia a Send letter or resume t o Box a 164. Observer 4 Eccentr ic Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcr ah R d . Uvoma. Michigan 48150

HEALTH INSURANCE BILLING/ Bill ing Analyst under genera l super vision. Ident i fy* analyzes and dtoar mines the reason for outstanding receivables Init iate act ion. ed|u* l ment . rebM or inquiry to fae l l l a la

Cler ica l skins payment f u l t ime I to: Acoou Telegraph. M i 44010

days wi th bene f i t * Reply* to: Accounts Receivable. 31740 N

Sui te 200. Bi rmingham Or cMI. 642-5038

I F Y O U N E E D A J O B ,

Y O U N E E D T O R E A D T H I S

A D !

Due to expand ing cl ient baae. we are n o w - m o r e than e v e r - r e e d y 4 ab le lo emp loy you Our (OOa en-compass everyth ing f rom l ight peck-agar * l o admin is t ra t ive assistants Appfy with us now 4 w e w l l commi t ourselves t o f ind ing you the (<*> you've been look ing tor

UGHT INDUSTRIAL: West iand - 724-6770

Taytor - 381-3006 Redford - 532-7666

CLERICAL Ypsl lant l - 481-8760

West iand - 728-6770

FUTURE FORCE TEMPORARY HELP SERVICE

4 NEVER A FEE

INSURANCE BILL ING

enthusiast ic DETAIL ED person who learns very

Seekmg ORIENT quickfy* Requires exper ience using a CRT or persona l compu te r and a 10 key calculator M u M have the a p m y

solve p rob lems and hava excel lent commun ica t i on skills (bo th verbal a n d wr i t ten) Famil iarity wrth insurance el igibi l i ty procedures la a defini te p lus ' We offer a n exoM-

benent peckage and a pleasant wo rk ing envt ronmarn Please send your resume to:

MIDWEST BENEFITS CORP ' 25505 W 12 Mi le Rd S3000

Southf ie ld. M l 48034 Attn: H U M A N RESOURCES

requ i red ( w o A baity t o t a k e

504 H a l p W a n t e d

O f f i c a - C t a r i c a l

LEGAL SECRETARY. For pleasant S o u t h M d Personal in-jury k m W o r d processing 4 excel-lent skMs necessary Salary conv-m e n t u e t e wi th exper ience Excel-lent benef i ts Send reeume t o Hbdley J Wine P 0 Box 2207. Southl lotd M l 44037-2207. A l re-plies conftdenttol

LEGAL SECRETARY - Part Ume. 0 -3:30. Southf ie ld M i m m u m 2 yr*. legal experience Prol lcient w e n WordPerfect C a l Mary 427-4100

LEGAL SECRETARY - For Troy law f irm Expanence eeeentlM. I I l igat ion 4 corporate. Displaywrl te 3 p r j -

643-7440 •erred Please c a l Jan.

LEGAL SECRETARY, pa r i Hme. tor Ciewson tosurenoe defense at tor -ney Experience wi th W o r d Per iect 5 0 or Q 4 A 435-4320

LEGAL SECRETARY/TROY Defense l i t igat ions W o r d process-ing. spell ing, organizat ional skMs Send resume 4 salary e x p e c t a t i o n 10 PO Box a304 . Troy. M l 44000

LEGAL SECRETARY $23 000 Plush B i rmingham f i r m Commerc ia l l i t igation Helplui 35 hour e«ek B e e t o s F e e p M d Demse. 772-67BO

S N E L L I N G & S N E L L I N G

LEGAL SECRETARY. $20,000 1-2 yeer* l i t igation, lots o l var iety Southf ield Fee pa id Caf l Barb. 772-6780

S N E L L I N G & S N E L L I N G

LEGAL SECRETARY Position ava lab ie tor exper ienced legal secretary e i t h peraon a l Iniury f irm Salary commensura te w i th ability For mora In format ion. Sara between »am~4 30 a t 4 5 5 - 2 7 7 0

LEGAL SECRETARY Three attorney law Arm Farmmgton Hills o f f ice park quires matu re pe rson wrth 50 + wpm. WordPerfect 5.1 exper ience prelerred. benef i ts $7 50-S4 50 /hr

553-8010

LEGAL SECRETARY Mid-sized Southf ie ld f i rm look ing tor non-smoking secrtoary to work for a partner 4 associate L i t igat ion expe-rience desired tor this busy pos i t ion Good benef i ts and pleeaant o f f i ce Salary commensura te wi th exper i -ence C a l K im: 354-2000

L E G A L

S E C R E T A R Y

$ 2 3 , 0 0 0 i f f ices and a n

i of people to work wfth jood s k i l l w l l be apprec ia ted here •aU Jeft. 353-2000.

S N E L L I N G & S N E L L I N G

LEGAL SECRETARY/PARA-LEGAL S o u t h f i e l d i n s u r a n c e c o m p a n y sesks hard-work ing, br ight , c e mot ivated mdhnduM to aaaiM co rpo -rate counsel Cand ida te must heve l

E legal exper ience Insurance a c k g r o u n d p r e f e r r e d N o n

smokers only appfy Forward re-sume t o Personnel Depar tmen t . P O Box 300. Southf ie ld. M i c h 48037

LEGAL SECRETARIES A i this t ime we have severM un ique and exert mg openings tor Ihe 1-5 yr exper ienced levM TALK T O US'

W I D M A N PERSONNEL 31731 Nor thwea tem Hwy. Ste 109E

Farmington HMs. M l 44334 932-0060 or FAX 032-0065

We are a Permanent Placement Agency whose lees are always p a d by the employer

LEGAL SECRETARY UP TO $25,000

Ona of Mich igan s m o w raapected f irms seeks LegM Secretary wrth 2 years exper ience to co rpo ra te l aw tor partner poei t ion Excel lent skMs required, l ong /shor t t e r m disabi l i ty 401K. pens ion After h o u r * interv iew available Send resume to Ar thur Thomaa Execut ive Search 3000 Town Center . Sui te 2333 South-flMd. Ml 44075 or cal l . 355-4140

INSURANCE Commerc ia l Unaa CSR for South-f ie ld egency 3 years exper ience requi red 354-4110

LEGAL SECRETARY SUBURBAN POSITION

504 H e l p W a n t e d

O f f i c e - C l e r i c a l

MEDICAL RECEPTKMMST - M l Ume •or buey Ophiha imotogMi pract ice Experience pre ler red GreM bane-Ms 4 salary commeneurs te w i th ex-perience Send reeume to: M E S at tent ion Barb 5413 W M a p M Rd Sta 137. W -

OFFK2E A S S I S T A N T 1250. w e e k N o f e e Modern Southf ie ld Offieeal G r e M benernal Generous ratoato Need 1 , generM of f ice exper ience t o n s computer and g o o d phone skMs RBS ASSOCIATES AGV. 540-4130

OFFICE CLERK-ma u m e entry level Previous off ice exper ience Mual hava excaf lem math penence wi th lax mecMnaa C a l before 1 l a m 352-0379

OFFICE HELP wanted B i rmingham attorney needa permanent part Ume peraon tor Nght c ler lcM 4 er rands MuM heve car 442-1240

OFFICE MANAGEMENT TRAINEE F u l t ime tor Farming ton HMs Sta te Farm agent S o m e off ice axperwnce requi red. Seles apt i tude deMrabto C a l tor tntenHee. 471-621C

5 0 4 H e l p W a n t e d

O f A c a - C l a r i c a i

Seek ing an RECEPTIONIST

wt organized, neat, tel f -d iv iduM a tndh

buMnaas communlcanon skMs and a t o work

aa a recepoonia i tor buey down town spor ts 4 enter ta inment of f ice The

muto enjoy work ing w i th the publ ic, to be detai led orten-ta ted and hava g o o d grammar Typ-ing sfcMe are requi red Send reeume a n d eatery requ i rement* t o Recept ionist 600 OMC Center Dr . Oetroi t . M l 44226

A n EquM Opportuni ty Employer

RECEPTIONIST - A Chiropract ic o * -ioa needa a reeponMbie. part t ime Recept tomM tor a f t e rnoon* Expan-ence not neceeeery 6 6 1 8 5 0 0

5 0 4 H e l p W a n t e d

O f f i c e - C l e r i c a l

SALES ADMINISTRATOR For a u t o m o t i v e sales of f ice to Southhe id Typing 40 epm. dMaf l o r ien ted, g o o d o rganoat ionM Skiia.

— — 4 p w -chare o rders W o r d pioceeamg a ptua Send raauma 4 salary r e q u i r e m a n t . to A / 6 - M 3 6 5 t l Mi le Roed. Southf ie ld. M l 44034 Attent ion O f f i o e l

RECEPTIONIST Wi th g o o d typing skMs General o f f ice exper ience neceeaary Please cfall 525-1930

RECEPTIONIST needed tor amaft Southheid off ice 10-15 h r * /wk Ask tor Julie a t 353-2616

* F I C E M A N A G E Agency, f u l t ime, b i

2 - 3 y r * e x p e r i e n c e $ 1 3 , 0 0 0 -$15,000 Send reeume to: Psraon-nto. 607 Shelby. Sui te 500. Detro i t . Mich.. 44224

OFFICE STAFF POSITION avai lable for inaurance of f ice in Farmington HMs aree C a l between 9 a m - 1 2 Noon Aak tor J im. 744-0400

OPERATIONS ASSISTANT Look ing for a highly mot iva ted

* » c a 4 s n l I typ ing • mg SkMs. M leest 1 yr off ice exper ience - entry levM poei t ion Computer exper ience Mtc roeo f i Word 4 Pagamakar a plus Send re-sume to : M i ch Mle Lynch. The Adler .ynch. The Adler _ - i f l a n i f t 2455. Southf ie ld. Mt 48014

sume to : Group inc.. 20777

OPERATOR/RECEPTIONIST Farmington HMs ehoiasato. hard-ware 4 appl iance dtotr t tx i tor has f u l l ime te lephone operator poe i t ion ava lab ie . Exper ience pre le r red C a l 471-5500

PAINTERS - F u l t ime, exper ienced lor large apar tment commun i ty to Farmington HMs The ind iv idua l * h i red wM be requi red to I v e on -e l l e Please aend your reeume to: 36700 Grand River. Fa rmmgton Haa, M l 44335 A t tn : Pa in ters

PART or f u l t ime tranecrtpUoruM for expend ing medical clinic Up t o $ 1 0 / hr CMI Trudy at UNIFORCE 446-7642

PART TIME Receptionist tor veter inary hoap i tM Over 18 y r * Moh-Fr l . 1pm-7pm A l -ter 1pm C a l 349-8505

PART TIME Receptionist tor veter inary hoap i tM over 18 Good p h o n e voice, typ ing w i d f i l ing skMs requ i red Hrs. 4pm-9pm, Mon-Fr i Sal . . Bam-Spm After 1pm c a l 349-8505

PAYROLL CLERK Large down town Detroi t f i rm M to need of a f u l t ime Payrol l Clark Jo assist Manager S o m e duttee wM in-clude • Prepar ing 4 procees lng employee*

• M s n u M checks • Ad jus tments • Garn ishments • Answer ing phones • Light typ ing 4 fMng Previous payrol l exper ience e p lus ThM pos i t i on m d u d e e l u l benef i ts packaga For cons idera t ion aand re-l u m e i salary h is tory to:

Payrol l Clark P 0 Box 770

Detroi t . M l 44231

INSURANCE Croup CIMma Prooaa

" STa 287-4020

W S U of fers an excellent environ-ment tor g row th and a comprehen-sive benef i t * package. Salery w compet i t i ve . Qual i f ied candidates shou ld send resume with salary his-t o r y to.

WAYNE STATE UNIVERlSTY 100 Anto ine t te . Room 263

Oetro i t . M l 48202 A1tn: 126 EOE/AAE

FAST PACED progressive Troy baaed adver t i s ing f irm has immedi-ate open ing for a rekabie person to work m our dealer merchandise pro-g r a m center Successful candidate mus t ba self mot ivated, have excel-lent organizat ional & communica-t ion 5km* 4 be able to work within deadl ines Respon j lb ik i ies will in-c lude p rog ram computer set up. i n -ventory con t ro l 4 administration Sa lary /benef i t * . Send resume

~ ~ " Box 7046 Troy . M l

Program. P.O. I 48007-7046

FINANCIAL AID REPRESENTATIVE F u l t ime entry level Experience des i red or wa wiH tram Seeking m a t u r e personab le highly motivated pe rson e i t h excellent communica-t ion skills Send resume to' National Educat ional Center . At tn Financial A i d Di rector 14000 Newburgh. Livonia. Ml 481S2

DATA ENTRY/ OPERATOR

ImmedMte open ing lor e Date Entry Clark w i th A S / 4 0 0 exper ience Send reeume wi lh salary raqur lement* 10:

Human Reeourcee

MC I N T O S H D IV IS ION M A S C O INDUSTRIES

30600 Orchard HM P.O Box a4032

NOW Ml 44374-8032

An EquM Oppor t im i ty Employer

DATA PROCESSING OFFICE MANAGER

e i t h a min imum o l 5 yeer* experi-ence Esubuanad manufactur ing; const ruc t ion f i rm in Redford/South-f letd area o f fe r * a career opportuni-t y tor a self mot iva ted pe rson to g r o w wfth the company Send re-s u m e to BMS. toe. 20433 South-f ie ld Rd . Suite 204. Soulhfleid. Ml 4 4 0 7 4

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - Experi-e n c e d peg b o a r d schedul ing.

e e p o t w o doctor off ice Plymouth Can-

ton area Send reeume* Box a 140. Obeerver 4 Eccentnc Newspaper* 34251 Schoolcraft R d Uvoma. Mich igan 44150

DESK TOP PUBLISHER ChMtanf l ing opportunrty with down-town Defroi t f i rm tor a person expe-

5 0 . l l i i i i i o w n L w u n ™»» • (Mraun « I J p j T , neeced with « M WordPerfect

w o r d procaeemg p a n g rap fwa t e m o o n shift CMI 524-4100

OCT AILED WOIVKXIAL tor creation of a iaci iomc tome PC background a pk ie Mon thru F r i . 4am-5pm Submi t reMima to ReaRron C o r p .

S W k M 44239 At tent ion PersormM

FAST PACED Bkmk' igf iam Law Firm needs O c t a p h o n a Typtot/Secrtoary G o o d c iencM skMs reqiared G o o d pey w/exeafNnf benef i t* Cafl Sieve Mu le r 445-2440

F O R T U N E 5 0 0 C O .

$16-$ 18.000 A L L F E E S P A I D

Get what you deserve el tfes beauti-ful suburban location Fantastic g row ing company offers a fun. d i -verse posi t ion wi th tuff benefits It you have w o r d processing skMs snd can type 50 w p m this posit ion cou ld be yours C a l J o m . 451-3640

S N E L L I N G & S N E L L I N G

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

FRONT DESK Clerk mornmgs 4 Saturdays tit! out application at f ront deak Bi rmingham YMCA 400 E- Lincoln. Bi rmingham

GENERAL OFFICE - Part t ime Weekend and evening hours S t e r l i n g F u r n i t u r e Co 15470 Middiebei t u v o n i a 261-0490

JAT/MAP INC. Legal Secretary. Word Pro-

Transcr ibers . Execut ive Secretaries General Off ice Some knowledge of WordPer fec t . Lotus 123 Call Sandy or Brian tor tree software t ra in ing at 552-8788 552-8692

eecretary w i th 1 + years exper ience to l i t igat ion lor partner p o r t i o n T o p level skMs and p io l saMonM p ieeen-i at ion requ i red Shor thand e pk ie Excellent benef i ts Send reeume l o Arthur Thomaa Execut ive Beet eh. MOO Town Center . Sune 2333. Southf ield. Ml 44075 or cea.

355-4140

J O B U P S W I N G S

A L L F E E S P A I D *

Secretary Receptionist Secretary LegM Secretary Accounts Receivable Sales Secretary Account ing Clerk GenerM Off ice

$16,000 $12,480 $20,000 $17,000 $15,000 $18,400 $16,000 $17,000

Want more money, bet ter benefits, greater advancement potent ia l? Look no fur ther , we have more t«M t ime openings than appl icants Typ-

Sol 50 C a l for an appoin tment 1-3660

S N E L L I N G & S N E L L I N G

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

J R . A D M I N I S T R A T I V E

A S S I S T A N T

S 1 5 - J 1 7 . 0 0 0 F E E P A I D Suburban g row ing company located to brand new plush o f f i ce of fers lo ts of variety, many chauengaa. people contact and excef lanl benef i t* in-cluding a ra ise every 6 months) If you can work independent ly end can type 50. can Shir ley today Hur ry. this one wM go fast ' 851-3660

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

LEASING AGENT - inc ludes assit t-mg managar 4 some weekend work Dependable wi th tnend ly manner W Woomhe ld area Send reauma to Box 000. Obeerver 4 Eccentnc Newspapers . 36251 S c h o o i c r a n Rd Uvonia. Mich igan 44150

GENERAL OFFICE Redlord M a n u f a c t u r v needs exper ienced off ice help A/P, A/R. t ypmg and |Ob coal ing CaH lor an appoin tment 4am-12noon 534-3030

GENERAL OFFICE - pert work ing knowledge of helpful good communicat ion skMs necessary M o n thru Fn 12-5 Pleasant o f f i ce at 13 Mi le 4 Nor thwestern Hwy 350-9110

GENERAL OFFICE CLERK

putenzed system Experience pre-ferred. but wM t ram bright ambit ious

G r e w opportuni ty aalery 442-0727

GENERAL OFFICE F u l u m e pos i t ion available to ad-mtmMrtotve off icee M eatebusned west suburban Brm Fufl fr inge berv ents and setory based o n experi-ence an quakneet tone Repfy K» P O Box 34114 Department t t 4 3 Redford M l 44239

OFFtCE/TELEPMONE GENERAL immed ia te open ing . pert deys per week P r e f v

person Good typMt wi th 10 key Cata logue maMnga Non-amok -

off ice Send reeume to 31251 Uvoma. M l 44150

LEGAL CLERICAL - Par t t ime No exper ience neceeeary if you have good skin* Smafl Southf ie ld f irm Non smoker C a l Ba rba ra 557-4900

LEGAL SECRETARY for B i rm ingham Law F i rm LegM exper ience e n d Microsof t Word ex penence requ i r ed 254-0400

LEGAL SECRETARY Exper ienced WordPer fec t GenerM pract ice to Bi r rmngham, 13 4 Tele-graph w e e F u l r ime 5 4 0 - 4 3 M

L E G A L S E C R E T A R Y

T O P A R T N E R $25,000 FEE PAID

W e i known law f i rm has Sr levM posit ions Outs tand ing benef i ts a n d work atmoaphere C a l lor appoint -ment or more spec* Ask lor Mark at 649-5900 or tax reauma t o • 649-3526

S N E L L I N G & S N E L L I N G

O F T R O Y

PAYROLL/PERSONNEL Asetolant Exper ienced. 3 -5 yeer m in imum, wfth p a y r o l . taxes, benef i t * , r e c o r d keeping Computer ized wfth Lo tua 4 Report UtMtlee Send raauma 4 sal-ary h is tory t o B o * " 1 6 4 , Observer 4 Eccentr ic Newspaper* 34251 Schoo ic ran Rd.. Uvon ia . M ich igan 48150

RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST MuM be exper ience in WordPerfect son-ware Excellent work ing condi t ions and benef i t * 548-6333

RECEPTIONIST Flexible hours, s m e l business to L i voma _ _

522-5312

RECEPTK5NIST - $6-$4 5 0 / H R WM tram

C a l Today 557-1200 Fee $05 00 JNi Agency

RECEPTIONIST tor oonatruct ion company to Deer-b o m F u l t ime Light typing

544-8300

RECEPTIONIST/ORDER ENTRY HM t ime tor Livoma Electronics DMtnbuto r Typing. Ming, computer knowledge he lp lu i Experience nec-essery Call Bob K e l y 525-5850

RECEPTIONIST tor landscape de-par tment Must have compu ls r & bookkeep ing exper ience Apply to person. Sordines. 1435 RochestM Rosd. Rochester HUM

RECEPTIONIST - Exper ienced toi South f ie ld Plainti f f f i rm. W o r d pro-caeemg helpful Only those wi th law

Of f i ce Manager 3S5C

RECEPTIONlST/Swf lchbOMd Oper-a tor (A T 4 T system 75) Star t im media te ly Apply to person Realtron C o r p . 24065 5 M l e Rd . Redford M l 255-1200

RECEPTIONIST/TEMPORARY Pleasant, tnendly voice 4 Mortal image needed, tor computer tax service to Livoma. thru Apr * 15th Light secretarial 4 customer

X 522-4930

S M A L L C O M P A N Y SEEKS Mature pe rson w i th eecretar iM skMs Fiexi-Dte hours. Monday thru Fnday Wegee to be dMermmed Submit >e-sume to

Personnel Depart men! Sufta 116 145 S Livernols

SECRETARIAL F u l T ime Temporary Opportuni t ies

High land SuperMoree has lul l t ime tempore ry oppor tunniee eve leb le at Its Co rpo ra te of f ice m ffiymm/fti We are cur rent ly seeking Individual* wt th Secret e n e l background or re-

d GenerM Of f ice experience Knowledge o l WordPerfect and Lo tus 1-2-3 p re le r red

W e Offer an oppor tun i ty l o work m a dynamic fast paced environment Wa a lso oner a generous smptoyee d iscount p lan Please send resume or apply to person to

H igh land Supers torev Co rpo ra te Human Reaource*-S

909"North Sheldon P lymouth , Ml 48170

An EquM Opportuni ty Employer

SECRETARY- Above average *M ls . 55 w p m , g o o d phone pesonekty accoun t ing office, experience p re fe r red Send resumes t o 3000 Town Center . S le 2050 Soumf leM M l 44075

SECRETARY - BIRMINGHAM lew f i rm needs mdnmduM wrth 1-2 years exper ience with typing 4 Eng-l ish skMs requ i red Word process ing h e l p M 540 4100

SEC RE T ARY/BOOKKEEPER lor CPA f i rm. Must have exper ience m us ing compu te r s Write t o G e r m o 4 Co , PC. " 5 2 0 W 12 M«e Su 100 Southheid. Ml 44076

SECRETARY - CPA f irms seefct per son lo r ton l i m e work dur ing tax season Flexible pert Hme hrs . bM-ence o l y» Send reauma to 23917

Cas*. Farmington. M l 48335

SECRETARY - Excellent typ ing 4 p h o n e e k i l i Real es ta te 'M le Tom-peny exper ience helpful Resume to Box 108 Observer 4 Eccenl ' tc N e w s p s p e i s . 36251 Sphoo lc ra l l R d Uvonia. Michigan 48150 "

SECRETARY for medica l company, par t to fun trnie variable Must be deta i l onen led . 3 years min imum «»

Farmmgton H.Hs 477-6480 RECEPTIONIST Needed tor s m a l fr iendly of f ice to SECRETARY for law off ice A p p i o x Weal D e e r b o m area GenerM off ice and cler ical dut ies Word Pefect 5 0 necessary Experience s plus Caf l 274-7190

RECEPTIONIST - tor smafl insur-ance off ice m Farmington Must be capab le o l h a n d i n g very busy mum-p i * kne phone system and per fo rm

G o o d typ ing a n d phone ak l la required" Experi-ence tedeMrad 473-2474

RECEPTIONIST /SECRETARY Elect icM dist r ibutor m Farmington HMs Var ious c tancM dut ies mciude anewertng phones and da ta entry Previous exper ience helpful M o n - F r i . 4 -5pm Raauma only t o N Wol fe 24649 Malsteed Rd Farming ton Mi ls . M l 48335

PERMANENT PART TIME tor U v o -nia inaurance agancy. 1 3 0 t o 5:30.

ZZtZZZXS?""£-3002

RECEPTIONIST/ SECRETARY

Troy of f ice seeks s dependable indt-v tduM wf th proteeMonai a t t i tude 4 appearance l o prov ide OancM sup-po r t Appl icant must have computer exper ience WordPerfect " skMs a def in i te p lus

Send reeume to. 5446 A n s o n Troy. M l 48098

LEGAL SECRETARY 8 At torney Troy law Arm with pleas-ant work ing cond i t ions seeks legM secretary tor senior partner w i th minimum o l 3 y e a n legM exper ience and Knowledge o l WordPer fec t Must have excellent typ ing, g ram-mar. and proof reading skMs as w a l

professional .appearance and aMi ry to relate w a l to people Salary commensura te wt th abil i ty Contact Diane al 649-1100

An EquM Oppor tun i ty Employer

LEGAL SECRETARY $24,000 Prominent Oakland County f i rm Medical mMpract ice exper ience. 35 hour week Benefi ts m d u d e de-pendent coverage, excellent oppo r -tunity

LEGAL SECRETARY. $22,000 WMl known Weststde f i rm of ler* va-riety, advancement , pleasant work-ing cond i t ions and exceaeni bene-fits Medical malpract ice needed

ALL FEES COMPANY PAID C a l Kalhy. 772-6760, Snef lmg 4 SneMngor fax resume 772-1411.

LOTUS 4 WP 5 .1 prof ic iency tor maior suburban advert is ing sgkney

to $10 56/ 646-7441

Executive secrtoary Up t i hr C a l Sua at UNIFORCE

MACINTOSH tor Microsof t W o r d Livoma Start M 3. $7 50/hr . C a l Lor erne M UNIFORCE 473-2933

MANAGER - B i rm ingham - of f ice experience, marke t ing skMs. mg personal i ty $20,000 Fee s r

engineer ing pen yrs exper ience S/yr*

avai lable o n

LEGAL SECRETARY For Troy tmgat ion f i rm MuM have 2 years expanence Con tac l Office Manager 444-1330

LEGAL SECRETARY Pert l ime, f lexible hours Word

exper ience r e q u i r e ) ^ 645-6234

LEGAL SECRETARY Wanted tor d o w n t o w n Detroit lew f i rm 2-3 years " l iga t ion experience nscssnary Knowledge of word pro-oaaamg he lp fu l M e d i c M ' d e m M ben aMa Cafl O f f i ce Manager 061-0425

A T T E N T I O N T E M P O R A R Y P E R S O N N E L

A c c e p t i n g A p p l i c a t i o n s :

W o r d P r o c e s s o r s

D a t a E n t r y O p e r a t o r s

D i c t a p h o n e T y p i s t s

T e l e m a r k e t e r s — E x p e r i e n c e d

M e d i c a l T r a n s c r i p t i o n i s t s

C a l l Y o u r F r i e n d s R e l a t i v e s o r b r i n g S o m e

o n e w i t h Y o u H e l p U s a n d W e l l g i v e y o u

$ 5 0 f o r e v e r y o n e w h o w o r k s 3 0 d a y s

Genera l Managemen t Serv ices 1 4 7 0 0 F a r m i n g t o n R d . . S u i t e 1 0 4

L i v o n i a . M l 4 8 1 5 4

4 2 7 - 7 6 6 0

LEGAL SECRETARY

« work ing Conn ie 455-4400

LEGAL SECRETARY - tor law 4 rm located to N W s u b v b Word prO-

partect a ptua Compet i t i ve salary 4 fr inge benef i ts Send isauffia t o B O * <40 Obeerver 4 Eccentnc

34251 Schoo ic ran 44150

LEGAL SECRETARY/BH.LINQ CLERK/RECEPTIONIST

indiv idual t rammg WordPerfect 5 1

neeumo Service

L O I S R A Y

PERSONNEL S O U T H F I E L D 5 5 9 - 0 5 6 0

P E R S O N N E L M A N A G E R

compensat ion. unemployment , em-ployee review, recrui t ing. ln|ury pre-vent ion 4 benef i ts . Must heve cfert-CM aomtlee Industr ie! backg round a plus $22 -$24K Paid tui t ion, prof i t sha r i ng benefits, non -smok ing of f -Ice CMI or sand raauma to: MIMe Mon lo r te 932-1170

HARPER ASSOCIATES 20470 Middiebei t

Farmington HMs M l 44334

PHONE RECEPTIONIST 2 - 3 d a y * Fl rM Center, Southf ie ld Qual i ty po-sit ion lor pleasant paraon wi th g o o d te lephone voice 4 akMs Pr ima sur-oundmgs serving top execut ives

CMI 262-1400

PLYMOUTH INSURANCE Customer Serv ice/Genera l Mon - Tuea. - T h u r * . 0-12

Cafl 313-450-0100

Agency Of f i ce

PROFESSIONAL o f f i ce Suppo r t dark Ma|or Southf ie ld Arm $«/hr to Mart CMI Lor an at UNIFORCE 357-0037

PROFESSIONAL 4 ENERGETIC of f -ice paraon tor var ious dut ies tor fast growing manufactur ing company to Uvonia. Part t ima. may work m i o lufl ume Prol lc ient w i th numbers 4 tele-p h o n e . c o m p u t e r s x p e r l e n c e prefer I Able Apply M 13000 FMrlana between 10-3pm 261-4492

POSITION AVAILABLE Smalt S o u t h M d law l i rm look ing lor

off ice duttee or Jan M

tot. nght typing. aa wei i Contact Sherry

352-6440

R E C E P T I O N I S T / S W I T C H B O A R D Operator needed tor rapidly grow-ing leasing company Requires punctual i ty, pleasant personal i ty 4

RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARIAL Feat paced nonsmok ing dff ice ha* pos i t i on available lor a conscien-t ious. detai l o r iented mdhrideul wfth s tab le work history Posi t ion m-

tetophonee data entry o: Pegenut 100. South-

Sales Manager

mate ly 30 h rs per wee* Excellent t yp ing skMs requ i red C e l 553-3066

489-4107

SECRETARY lo r leel estate devto oper 4 bu i lder . Troy area Experi-enced . a f f ioen t weil o rgenued per son. good t y p m g skills shor thand, a d m m d r s t i v e dut ies 4 record keep m g cacebi to ies Bookkespmg apt ' tude. good commun ica t ion - wrrtten 4 verbal Reply bo> o 176. Observer 4 Ecaentric Newspapers 36251 S c h o o c r a n Rd . Uvoma. Mich igan 48150 '

SECRETARY Full t m e $5 00 /h r to Mart Com-puter and real estate knowledge a p lus Can sne r 5pm 453-5331

SECRETARY F u l t ime, wan ted tor Out pat ient m e n * heMth ckmc c i Farmington H l l s Mus t have experience with in-K » n c « b U n g and col lect ion*- C a l for appo in tmen t as* tor Harmony

474-4411

SECRETARY'GENERAL OFFICE m t n na t iona l sales off ice located in Non seek* secretary tor diversi f ied of tce du t ies Skills must tocluOe c t m p u t e r c o m p e t e n c y - m i c r o s o f t wwd. excel lent te ieptome manner: aeiity l o p rov ide c ler ica l 'admmis tatrve suppor t Salary c o m m e n s i 'a t a wtth exper ience E i Calient taneftt package Send resume l o Mchnome i i x Inc.. 39750 Grand Rfv #. Su A3. Novl . Ml 48375

SECRETARY INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION

Secretary wtth outgoing pe rsonam, excel lent commun ica i ion skil l* a n d

RECEPTIONIST Ba the voice of this dynamic grow-ing corpora t ion . 3 piua year* com-puter ized swi tchboard exper ience n m , a n d a pro lass lonM f rom dee* image ZJZJT r f l l l _ . „ . A MUST" Min imum typing 45 wpm . f Z n r Z Z z Z Z m , i n t J ,

s K J E - s s r - f r s a ° i 3

S N E L L I N G & S N E L L I N G

typ ing of 65 w p m •* sought by t h n M ' M . d e n t M ' O p t i .

R E C E P T I O N I S T P L U S W a l estabMahed industr ial manutat tu ra r ' s rap o f to r * a variety of che langlng r e s p o n s i b i l i t y lor a wan & g a n o e d person wi th at least 2 yea* bualnaes exper ience Need* g o d p h o n e technique* 4 type 60wp-G o o d salary 4 benefits Advane-ment potent iM No smokers Sed raauma to: Box 144 Obssrver 4 c -cen tnc Newspaper* 34251 S e n d -er aft Rd . Lrvoma. M ^ m g a n 4815

Receptionists Word Processos

ClerKs I m m e d i a t e p o s i t i o n !

E N T E C H SERVICES, i re.

737-1744

typing, entry levto Please aand re-sume indicat ing wage requirement 4 exper ience to Contro l ler P.O Box 9046 Farmmgton HMs. M l 44333-9066

RECORDS CLERK Entry levto clerical poei t ion or s m s l insurance of f ice m Farmmgpn Wan-

clancM dut ies n c k x » g flang. l ight data entry and back a person

tswer mooming cafla « a mutti kne phone sytoam M u * t i a » e car tor dafly poet off ice m i o d up Of f ice and phone experiece 1* de-sired $5 50 hr 4 banaf l ta473-2474

RECEPTIONIST FULL 4 PART Time, tor fi tness 'med icM facflRy to Farm-ington a rea Cafl tor Interview

425-5544

RECEPTIONIST tor a d v e r t i s i n g agency $5 50 /hr Cafl Doreen st UNIFORCE 446-4501

RECEPTIONIST/swnchboard opara-l o r * wfth exper ience 'or expand ing h igh- lech company Up to $320 'wk CMI Marge M UNIFORCE 446-4501

RECEPTIONIST- Look ing tor mature i n d M d u M wfth exper ience Typing requi red Fri . 10am-2pm C

M A R K E T I N G S E C R E T A R Y

$ 1 6 - $ 1 8 , 0 0 0 F E E P A I D Jom to the tun etoti a dtvtwon of IMa rtationto growing company At t rac-t ive of f ice (u r roundmga inciudtog a terrific beneft i packaoa 1 you

»e 50 wpm cM M J t<*a 1 3 4 4 0

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

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352-7500

OLSTEN PERFORMS FOR YOU We Need

C u s t o m e r S e r v i c e R e p s T e l e m a r k e t e r s /

W o r d P r o c e a a o r s

• d o o m held HMs a n d Plymouth Area

• l o n g Term " t y p e y

• C a l k * detses

LEGAL SECRETARY . Downtown legM Secretary wen 3

f x p e r v

Offioe « d m IreMi efor Berry

LEGAL SECRETARY

O L S T E N

TEMPORARY SERVICES

3 5 4 - 0 5 5 5 NO FEE

ORDER ENTRY OPERATOR

a u r k e 10107 A w M l 44152

RECEPTIONIST - GenerM of f ice Typing, computer exper ience but nof nacaaaary $7 00 per hour Send raauma to P O Box 544 P lymouth Ml 44170

RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY Sefl mot ivated 4 computer exper

1. W o r d croc aatona P s g a l l a k e ireebie Southf ie ld a rea Bane

Send r e s u m e l o 2 1 7 0 0 thweetem Hwy Ste 140 Soufh-

AekJ M l 44075

type SO wpm 20300 W 12 440-6

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enter ing m e work tore Aree Contact Cmdy M

RECEPTIONIST/ DATA ENTRY

CONTRACT M T E W O R B / C A R S O N

R O C H E V E R FIRM t a k i n g a va ie t f I ndMduM tora Recap

t iomm/Secre ta ry poaft lor Insurance background 4 know iedgo f a M e m loan computer p reNr rw Compet i -t ive compensat ion C a l Pat ty 652-0991

tui t ion Thomas

355-4140

S E C R E T A R Y " Large, Southf ie ld-based consunmg f i rm has immed ia te opening tor an exper ienced eecretary tor 11* human resources consul t ing g roup Re-sponsib i l i t ies Wl l include tss l K I m in is t ra t ion a n d scortng. screening

jord i r ia i ion o l the a n d coorC f i rm s c a m p u s recru i t ing s f l o n s as w e l as t rad l t ionM secretarial re-spons ip i l i t ie* Must have exceueni secretar iat a n d mtar personal *ki«s. as wel l as an e i c a p t m n M level o l matu r i t y Excellent start ing sale- , and bene f i t * if in teret tad. pteese send resume and salary requi re m e n t s t o HK

Foi imer R u d i e w i u 4 Co 26200 Amer ican Dr Surte 500

Southf ie ld Mi 44034 An Equai Oppor tun i ty Employer

SECRETARY needed for short and long l a m as-s ignments 50 wpm. word process i n g a p k i s C a l 444 7074

ETD Temporary SM'ulca A n EquM Oppor tun i ty Enfotoyar

SECRETARY - part t ime (24 h r V week) tor Ramada Inn De l !o i l Met ro W o r d P e r f e c t exper ience ntoptui Apply m person M 4270 Wick hem R d Romulus

SECRETARY - Pan or l u l t ima lor a s m e l Fa rmmgton HOIS law f irm i s -gM exper ience pre ler red WANG w o r d p r o o e a » n g Salary negot iable Sand resumes t o J Kaufman. 30055 Nor thweatern Hwy Su 200. F a r m m g l o n HMs. Ml 44334 •

SECRETARY /RECEPTIONIST Light bookkaepmg For company m C a n t o n FiM t i m e posi t ion Caf l 455 2900

SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST m ec coun t i ng of f ice, must type 50-55

SALES ASSISTANT , SE«ETARY n e e d e d to r f a s i - p s e d o f f i c e Mot i va ted anergwic iM 'PC axpe-

B* a plus SaiM benefi ts jaes and mo rs Rely to 15714

Fa rmmg lon Rd . U v o m M l . 44154

SALES SECREARV Smaf l Manulsc tursr dap off ice la seekmg an e x p e n s e d l u l t ime eecretary Muto be Mia tu re com mr t ted mdhedaul a l l f d r o n g or gam xat lonM s k a * Expaance m com-

p a r e d Pteea-ant phone marmar f l h skMa and a co-operat ive a m m o are aaaantiM Salary 4 bar

" cations I exper t 01 us mc 4020

Map le Rd. Suf teOl w B loom • a i d . M l 44322

w i th accoun t ing off ice exper ience Beech Da ly /5 Mv Redlord 534-0144

SECRETARY /RECEPTIONIST Full t ime Compute r data entry, typ m g fUtog. answering phones Troy area Se ie r , based o n expanence

284-4900

SECRETARY PMC* poemon r t M t ime o n -Fn Can ton

* 454-5400

Braich Adminiirator/

Secretary Aper tus Tacfwoidae * m e n sarv the j pec iM l i ed da commurvcan. n as as of the laMJnmi eer Minns

z z x z r - " Defron M i off ice

T M * poaft ion e t tnvofve avtansrve

tog. 1

•ndudk ig word i p r e f w a My w a r d Par tor f 0L raoapf f im and of f ice manegerret M M *

Apertus T i L l i m a t s i o f to r * a com-nary S s e

Aprtus Techologies Incooorated

SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST tor tax of f ice In Bi rmingham F u l h m e Fab th ru Apre C a l 0 A M - 1 1 A M

44^-2550

SECRET ARY 'RECEPTIONIST S o m e ' b o o k k e e p i n g k n o w l e d g e MUM be neet appear ing praaan-ab le and personebto C a l attar 4PM

724-5*51

SECRETARY -RECEPTIONIST needed l u l t ime tor Canton off ice Telephone t y p m g data entry and ganerM o f f i ce work w o r d proceas-

a a p a r i -2120

SECRET ARY/RECEPTlOMST tor buey archr tec tura off ice M N i

ence necaaaary 55 • w p m 4 g o o d

G u n n Detro i t M l 44202

• v i ne Assoc 724 LOfhrwp

SECRET ARY/RECEPTIONIST Posi t ion avertable tor part t ime sa

S t aume 10: Fe ldman Ra su i t ing S e m e n s mc Lake R d . Surte 234 hek j M i 44322

S E C R E T A R Y / R E C E P T I O N I S T Buey B u T i g h o i " based land dev.

Of LOTUS

504 H e l p W a n t e d

O f f i c e - C l e r i c a l

SECRETARY Non-smokw p re to r ied m

deper tmen l o l

in oM Red lo rd area Ttaa posit ion requwes an mdi-viduM Who can aaaume <m-sponsibMty w i th l i t t le su-pervision and take mutative nacaaaary 10 pe r fo rm a va-riety o l dunes r e c o g n w n g deadl ines R e q u i r e m e n t * include typmg proo i reed-mg. letter 4 agenda c o m poeit ion 4 other secretarial tasks as w a l as ex 1:slant telephone comrmxuceuon SkMs Must be wMmg 10 work overt ime when neces-sary PC exper ience re-quired (WordPerfect pre-ler red! Send resume"* sal-ary r e q u i r e m e n t * t o

Personnel Duectot ES PO Box 19344 Detro i t M l 44219

SECRET ARY/RECEPTIONIST • ma-ture person to assist Administrator "ol nursing homa Type 45 w p m dic-taphone phone akMs neeT4 pleas-ant career or iented Appl icants should appfy a l 24 S Prospect, yps lan t i 443-2220

SECRETARY Salaried posit ion wi th benef f is Ex Ctoieot typist. 40wpm » . Knowledge Ot WordPerfect a must M u M have good grammar sk i l is Sand reauma 10 C 4 H Design 24404 Thomas W M r a n . M l 4 4 0 0 1 . A n n Yvonne

SECRETARY SoulMla id corpora te off ice seeks " e i i b l e individual with g o o d tran-scr ibing SkMs WM p r o v e * suppor t •or smafl prutessionM S t a t a n d help owl on swi tchboard Non-smokmg environment Salary commensura te with e i penence C a l Ms McLean

827-7720

504 K e l p W a n t e d

O f f i c e - C l e r i c a l

t ime . Farmington aa an immediate

TELLER credi t ur o p e n m g tor a p a r t t ime teaar Appacant muto be s e w 10 daM pleasant ly wi th p u b i c 4 hava good mathemat ica l Mud* Prevtoua expe-rience a ptua Send i eeume to Member Service Manager 2294 ' Farmington Rd 44334 • "

UNDERWRITING CLERK TYPIST Micfagan based proper ty 4 caaueity insurance company local e d to Uvo-ma is seeking an m d M d u M with the toaowlng t ypmg SOwpm. data entry backg round exper ience to Mmg methods g o o d handwr i t ing ebMty organisat ional skMs 4 wiMngness 10 take d i rec t ion Qu Miked candidates should submi t reeume 4 saiery re-qu i rements t o Patr ic ia Finter - Service Supervisor

L i k e Slates insurance Company P O Box 52427

Lrvoma. M l 48152-0427

W O R D PROCESSORS

$9 PER HR. • WordPer fec t • L o i us 1-2-3 • M ic roso f t W o r d Immedia te work ava lab ie lor long end short t e r m assignments

A R B O R T E M P S 4 5 9 - 1 1 6 6

SECRET ARY/RECEPTIONMT

An EquM O f t

17147 N LaurM Park Or . L i voma Mt 44152

SECRETARY-To $18 000

Personnel Oept o f mator corpora-t ion seeks p romo lab ie secretary wi th excel lent c ler ical and mierper-

. sona l smil* Send resume or cal l DIVERSIFIED RECRUITERS CO

27740 Novi Rd . Suite 106 Now. M l 44377-3427

All Fees Co P a n 344-4700

SECRETARY Troy commerc iM real estate compa-ny seeking congenia l hardwork ing parson to assist wt th general of f ice dut ies Excellent skMs Compu ls r prof iency pre fer red C a l Demse to.

362-3333

SECRETARY - wi th engineer ing off-ice experience Word process ing and graphics Fa rmmg lon HMs 19 75-$11 75/hOur Call Pat at

' UNIFORCE 473-2032

SECRETARY wi th Admmis i ra t i ve dut ies part t ime. $6 00 hr SoutMitod 540-5220

SECRETARY W O R D PROCESSOR mature exper ienced var ied test

paced po i i t i on . 2 -3 days per week, 8 30-5 WP 5 0 requi red Lo tus HG a p iu* executive a tmosphere. 11 M l e 4 Lahser 262 1404

S E C R E T A R Y

$ 1 4 - 5 1 6 . 0 0 0 F E E P A I D High fact" suburban company oners chance lor you to run the show m then new off ice Excellent benekts including 401K a n d quarter ly salary reviews M e your* m this growing h rm H you M e Iookmg tor s Superb opportuni ty have computer exper i ence and typmg of 50 c a l Clara a l 451-3660

S N E L L I N G & S N E L L I N G

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

SECRETARY LegM Secretary w i lh WordPerfect expanence lor civi l kl i-gatior. desense prect ice Phone bet 9 A M 5 PM 963-0991

SMALL^COMPANY iookmg tor M l t ime telephone operators, mus t type a r least 40 w p m FarrmrSgton For more Intorrhation CMI 440-0043

SMALL PLYMOUTH pr t i rm needs e personable 4 depend-able i ndMduM for data entry men telephone 4 lax machine Salary ap-proximately $1200 pk is benef i ts Please mail resume to PO Box 1234C. Plymouth. 44170

W O R D P R O C E S S O R S

Look ing lor cho ice aeaignment* with flexible schedul ing 4 l o p pay than |Olr our team!

V i c t o r

I n t e r i m

S e r v i c e s

2 6 1 - 3 8 3 0 EquM Oppor tun i ty Employer M/F

5 0 5 H e l p W a n t e d

F o o d - B e v e r a g e

COOK G r a a t p o s i t i o n l o r t h e r i g h t

p e r s o n G o o d p a y A b a n e -

f i t s C a l l : i SWEET LORRAINE S CAFE

5 5 9 - 5 9 8 6

COOKS Matu re pa rson needed fu* l ime ' l i g h t s Apply to person M n c r s 4000 Caaa E u a b e t n

COOKS/PART TIME MUM work weekends Atoo dayt ime Wert person poemon* O Sneahan s. 35450 Grand R»er

a 474-4444

COOKS 4 WAIT STAFF days/eveninge. KH or par t t ime

•n thm Sageq* Midd iebMi . Farming lon HMs

A p p l y . 250341

DELI PERSON and COUNTER HELP wrth expanence. m a k i n g eandeicnee 4 sMed Msiest ic Marke t m South held 352-4554

DISHWASHER Mayf lower Hotw m Plymouth F u l t ime Must have driv-ers license Excellent benef i t * pack-aga 453-1632

H O S T / H O S T E S S Responsible m a t u r e some experi-ence prelerred. days Apply Mon ihru Fn between 3 and 5 The Gold-en Mushroom 14100 W 10 M" (comer of 10 Mi le 4 Southf ie ld Rd )

WORK AT H O M E flexible hours must nave PC. DW IV and graphic*

ORCE 446-6186

a p i u * CMt Dana l l UNIFC

5 0 5 H e l p W a n t e d

F o o d - B e v e r a g e

BAR PERSON - Clean lounge seeking bar help Experience not necessary 5 M la /Te ieg raph area Cafl or apply wttnm 531-4740

BAR PERSON - Night Menaget Ex-panence rel iable, hones) to manage n i g h t * Good oppor tun i ty for right pa rson 5-6 days par week Good Mar l ing wage good t ip* Apply to paraon Towne Square Pub 27406 W 6 M l e Farmmgton HMa

BAR STAFF. WAIT STAFF COOKS A * s m n * F u l and part t ime Apply 6 p m - 2 a m 1670 5 Wayna Rd m Waat land 724-9330

BARTENDERS lor Ptymoulh Elks Lodge, lul l t ime evening hour * Exper ienced Aak tor M a n a g e r Of f ice 453-1740

BARTENDERS Needed in c o c k t a l lounge Apply M o n thru Fri be-tween 3 4 5 at The Golden Mush-r o o m 14100 W 10 Mne icorner 10 Mi le 4 Sou thhe id Rd )

BATES HAMBURGERS 3 3 4 0 6 5 Mi le L ivoma 22291 Midd teoe l l Fa rmmgton A l sh Mi pos i t ions f u l 4 PMI t ime meals 4 un i fo rms furn ished Appfy to I son-4am to 10am 2pm t o 5pm

BE PART OF OUR TEAM' MR SPORTS

Hir ing wad st a n door Stan and ba r tenders Part and f u l t ime Apply m person M o n thru F n . 4-9pm 13090 inkster I S o l Schooicran)

LINE COOKS BARTENDERS

Wanted tar P tymou lh Area rest Bur ant G o o d pay a n d benefits Experience requ i red CMI Chat T o m 454-1444

506 H e l p W a n t e d S a l e *

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE SALES

Career oppor tun i ty wi th SoufhaaM arn Michigan * largest, suppaw of H i g h t e c h t e l e c o m m u n i c a t i o n s equipment ne two rk * and sof tware Highest commiss ions m the mduetry wfth bonus. prcMI shar ing 401-K ret i rement plan. medic to /opt icM/ OemM insurance car af lowanca end

To arrange an appoin tment c a l D a v e F a n e r a t 440-0144 Ext 400

A M A 2 I N G MICRO OfET As seen q n TV now exploding m USA S e e k i n g agg ress i ve se l l mot iva ted people We M e overflow-mg with TV generated cua lomars For f u l detai ls cafl

342-10^5 or 1-400-749-4549

AMERICOFFEE CORPORATION A growing dist r ibutor a> nationally known coneummabto products end serncee •* look ing tor Sale* Repre-senttotvee l o deve lop new accounts to the toflowmg c ine* SoutMtold Farmmgton Detroi t 4 Arm Arbor Salary p lu * comrmsMon $20 000-$30,000 f irst year potent ia l E«ten-sive t rammg. pro tec ted terr i tor ies wtth ss tabkanad V c o u n t * . Manage-ment oppor tun i t ies Cal l T im Paoto Mon or Tuea lOam 3pm 347-3649

506 H e t p W a n t e d S a l e s

EARN A FORTUNE' Earn your rearty income per mon th

CMI 24 hour recorded message 313-444-1043

EARN $25 000 PLU® Your i h Year m Merke fmg Trammg Lookmg tor Uvoma. Farmmgton 4 Farmmgton HMs Reerdanis We are wMmg to t ram and work wMh you

Caf l 474-4004

ELECTRONIC SALES Do you kka metomg people?? Oo you kke taMmg on the phone?? Do you Hke helping people?? Oo you have a technical background?? Wa may have the i o b you M e look mg tor George matrumanf C o m p a -ny haa a* openmg tor an mMde and an outatds aatoa parson You need a background m electronic* or phys-ics - Associate* Degree w o t l d be helpful Ou> company a kMy compu-t w i r e d end has soma o l the latest fypaa M mduatnM procaae metru-m e n u t i o n t o s a l FiM baneto pack-aga and compet i t ive salary Send reaume l o PeraonnM Dept - George M M r u m e m Company 4949 O e lemere RoyM Oak M l 44073

506 H e l p W a n t e d S a l e s

LIGHTING SALES FsM nme poartmn k s u C M m Ro cnaster tor pu lasa iunM i n l a w son m retail showroom Expananca requi red Ei csflsn t workmg condi

wagaa Cafl Mr Lake 65

LOCAL COMMUNICATIONS com-pany seeking * Territory Mar.agar tor direct satoa Some n i l M M M t l d account "eapcmaibikt, Salary com-nesaion 4 auto a lowanca Expan-encp preferred but wW trsm nght parson Send reauma mdudkng SM ery msiory to Satoa ManagM 32425 Grand River A v * Farmmg-lon Ml 44336

A NATIONAL INSURANCE CO is expand ing Start o w n agancy par t t ime se lmg an knee Trammg and f inancing 557 3266

ANNA B A S S E T T S Claire Pew one seek* highly mot i va ted aggrs tsr a and exper ienced satoa parson wi th the loUowmg m designer ready l o wear for the Somerset Mal l locat ion Please Ca l Helen M 443-0770

MANUELS W Bloomfie ld s popular new restau-rant and n ightc lub has immediate openmgs tor wait s i a n bus parson* and bar tender* Apply m person at Manual*, m The Croas imnd* Man 4301 Orchard Lake Rd 737-0300

PART TIME 4 FULL TIME POSITIONS • R O O M ATTENOENTS

•BUSSEFIS • WAIT PERSONS

• BANQUET SERVERS -• COOKS 4 DISHWASHERS

App ly m person THE W I N D H A M GARDEN HOTEL

42100 Crescent Blvd f o v i NO C A L L S PLEASE1

P O S I T I O N S O P E N

LINE COOKS DISHWASHERS

E l N i b D i e N o o k R e s t a u r a n t . 27725 W 8 mtto

Lrvonto. Mich igan

R A M ' S H O R N Is Now Hi rmgl

WAIT PERSONS Af ternoon smtts No experience necessary Apply within Ram s Horn 20345 M-ddtobMI block S of 6 M i L ivoma 477-4770

BUOOY S - LIVONIA Now. hir ing energet ic outgo ing peocne for Carry-Out and Hoal POM-l i ons Fun. and par t t ima avalaDie Exper ience helpfu l but not necas-sary w e wM t ram dependable peo-p l e Please app ly m person anyt ime 33605 P lymouth Rd

S W I T C H B O A R D / R E C E P T I O N I S T

To handle large mun i kne telephone .ystem tor Mich igan s torgael tour operator immedia te openmg m our Southheid locat ion Appl icants muM oe articulate & upbeat M o d e m of-f ices Salary benef i ts C a l Ms Brown for appo in tment be-tween 2-5pm 427-4050

TELEMARKETl N G - c u s t o m e r ser-vice 1-2 yrs inside exper ience nec-ensary Growing W ixom manufac-turer $ ' 5 . 0 0 0 ' y r to Mart CMi Debbie at UNIFORCE 473-2034

TELEPHONE RECEPTIONIST/ Secretary Exper ienced mdividuM. Icir manufactur ing company F u l l i m e Computer exper ience helpful Excellent fr inge benef i ts Can ton locat ion Send resume with salary requirements t o P O Box 409 P lymouth Ml 48170

TELEPHONE RECEPTIONIST and some typmg- 1 l u l S 1 p i r t l i m e po-s i t ions App ly in p a r s o n on ly 9 30am-4pm 11400 Ba lden C l . L ivoma Ptymoulh W a y n e Rd Mea No Phone CaH* PW

TYPIST PART-TIME Exper ience w i n WordStar M o n Fn 2-Spm K J Law Engineers Inc 42300 W 9 Mile Rd Now 347-3300 EOE

TY PIST. RECEPTIONIST RoyM Oak off ice furmlure l « m Ma lu re parson mu*1 have w o r d pro-cessing exper ience Mu l t i Mate ra fp fu i Sand resume to iSCG. Mam Floor Buhl Bldg, Detroit M l 44226

TYPISTS - wanted Full or part t ime 24 /hr recorded message«$3-4315

ex l 244

WORD PERFECT o« DW IV tar - d vert ismg agency Cross t ram .f e x p e r e n c e d $7 50 m C a l Jean at UNIFORCE 646-6500

B U S HELP For count ry c k i b F u l and p a n t ime $6 • /hr C a l knoPwood Country C l u b lor app t 455-1400

BUS PERSONS. D ISHWASHERS -par t t ime, aner school 4 weekend*

H o r n 27235 Ford. Rd Oearbnrn 543-1331

BUSPE RSONS i Needed lor day 4 m g m ahffis Re-spons ib le m a t u r e at t i tude expan-ence p re fe r red Apply M o n thru Fn between 3 4 5 at The Golden Mush-r o o m 14100 W 10 M l e (corner 10 Mi le 4 Southhe id Rd )

FOOO SERVICE m Southhe id area $5 25/

h rs - days M u M be between 14-21 y e v s old and Ifve m Wayne County (not Oetro-11 C a l 444-1660

Employment 4 Trammg Designs A n EquM Opportunrty Employer

C O O K - Exper ienced No Sundays or Hol idays Apply m parson st N i kous Coney Island 24611 W Si* Mi le Road. W of Telegraph

534-6393

COOK F u l t ime n igh ts Experienced pre-le r red b u t , w l l i ram Now area g o o d work ing cond i t ions c a l Brid-get or Frank 344-4404 474-1536

DELI HELP P a n tone anamocm smn Otrwr re-spon t ibMt ies could be included Please apply at TotM Petroleum. Schoo i c r sn 4 M e m m a n

DESIRED A Creat ive Soup 4 Salad Maxar and Countor help Some ax penence p r toer red Semi flexible h o u r * M o n -Fn Penniman Dak

453-3570

restaurant k i tchen t e a m

O u r K i t c h e n T e a m

I s T o p - N o t c h

Come (om a team 6f highly o r g a m r e d s e l f - s t a r t e r s w e re now h i r ing

L i n e C o o k s

D t s h m a c h i n e O p e r a t o r s

Apply m Person Da ly

C H I - C H I ' S

114940 O n 4 Eureka)

EquM Opor tun i ty Employer M / l

APPRAISAL TRAINEE LocM of f ice of Nat ional Organuat ion needs (21 ton-lime carer mmded in-dividuals wdkng to work hard Wa o n * ' - s m e r Earn- Whue- »ou-Learn choice o f locat ion Potent IM I M year ea r r i ngs m axceaa of $26 000 CALL ROY HACKER 474-7006

APPRAISAL TRAINEE - >OCM of f ice of nat ional o rganua t ion need* l u l t ime, career m m d e d mdrvidual* w i l -ing to work hard, we ofler t rammg a a m While you toam Potent iM M M year m excess o l $ 2 1 0 0 0 Cafl Roae M o n thru F n .' between 10am-2pm 477-3762

A P P R A I S A L T R A I N E E Local Office o( nat ionM organizat ion needs 2 M t t ime career mmded per-sons w i l m g l o work hard We ofler trammg. a a m while you toarn choice d l locat ion. Potent ial hrst year earn-ings m excess o l $30,000 Can Dorothy at 540-3050

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E M P L O Y M E N T

S E R V I C E / S A L E S Jom the wor ld s largest employment service and place Engmews Menu lectur ing Satoa or Office pwsonnM SMas expananca deeired Salary

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S N E L U N G & S N E L L I N G

ENGRAVING EQUIPMENT & SUP-PLIES Compute r e i penence pre-toried Contact Car do Plastics m Birmingham 433-0232

L O V E F A B R I C S

W o r k W a l l W i t h P e o p l e We coukJ be mM me place you wou ld kka lo work Caflco Comers Btoomhasd HMS. Pontiac Mas. a . o o l m g tor t u l l ime sales par ior . R a t a l experience helpful but not re qu i red Great hour* , benefits, and s mea p lace lo work For mtorma please c a l tor mfervww beiwww-. 9 3 0 A M 4PM. . 332-9163

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R E A L E S T A T E

P R O F E S S I O N A L S

The Old day * a n d wags w e gone No longer * M*I peaamg your Raw E * lasa e x a m enough We M C M d w a i B a m * lake m a u lmoM dadKMio r to see tha i you are given m a beet

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Caf l Jen Stevens or NeM LanpheM 450-4000

MAKE UP"ARTIST wanted to s a l pr ivate lebM ims m W Bloomfiasd Ask tor CoMasr. day * 932 1122 or evara 474-7446

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PROOUCTS FOR MASSES New compeny $2 M i m j n sales wus

j n 90 day* i m m e d ^ t o management openings Cafl Mr Freed 264 1594

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our guaran teed income p rogram ana start «nmed«te ly m a .areer held o f untortoed potenoM REAL ESTATE ONE EOC

506 H e l p W e n t e d S e l e s

RETAIL SALES ASSOCIATE F r a n k l n miemaOcmM maututo ha* s

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644-5240

ROUTE SALES ( F O O O S A L E S )

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SALES MERCHANOfSER GET STARTED IN A CAREER

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SALES/PART TIME A major corporat ion has a pa r i k m . openmg tor an eggresarve Sales Rep You wM be s a m c m g new 4 ex M i n g eccou r l s wi th pre-set ap pomimerr ts e e m m g $200-$500 per wee* pk is bonus 4 c o m m i u i o r

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PAPT TIME SALES For lawn spray service Evening* 4 Saturday

C a i a t tw 5 30pm 353-T794

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E X P A N D I N G loc to i n te rna t i ona l franchise Oesvs ambit ious people who M e look ing tar a preet igmus ca raM m the held c l sales snd man-agement To arrange an sppomt-ment c a l 336-9112

PHONE SALES A r .a tona i tood M M * company to-t a l e d m Blooml ie id HM* •* taolmg tor an aggrewve Sam* Person to handle an estabkshed ler-nory The ngh t person wM fmd exceflent work mg condi t ions and salary potential by cel l ing 333-3310

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resume to P O Box 1246 RoyM Oak M l 44067 or CM 546-2940

A R E Y O U A W I N N E R ?

II the answer i t ye* mMte a piay lor tm* chMlengmg part t ime posit ion To win you mu* t be a team or iented md<»duM with a knack tor produc-tive sales poise great dewre to Suc-ceed and an outgoevg enthusiastic persona l IT, Jom a winning team MicTugar s f inest reM est toe CtovM-opmen t 'Managemen t corporat ion Begm or supplement your markM-•ngi sales c a r e w on a part t ime Oa-sis You n be trained to be a Proles-sionM Consul tant , leasing to people who needs your assistance and win benefit f r o m your gu idance in choosmg t r ie* new apar tment if you have con f idence in yourself w l l work weekends and wish to be rewarded tor your snor ts we should tMk C a l K i m 661-2200

RESTAURANT

O n l y T h e B e s t C a n B r i n g o u t

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A R E Y O U L I K E M E ?

I work h a r d and want m e b e n w things m toe My career rewards me wait tor my enor t i work between 42 and 46 hours m a w e l d isplayed showroom I enjoy people and g M greet personal sat isfact ion f rom knowing that their w e * wM be b e t t w l o i having purchaaed my product I presently w n m excess Ol $2500 m o a n d t m not the highest paid salesperson m my corTjpeni I also have a f u l benef i ts package includ-ing major med icaL dsntM peM va-cat ion a n d even prof i t aharmg

E X P E R I E N C E D

P A C K A G I N G

S A L E S M A N immediate openmg m new branch | off ice of one of the leading Xat-onal Packaging Compames Lookmg lor dynamK expanenced same person f rom Mich igan area Onamiied Potent ial nasuma l o B o i * 6 6 0 b -server 4 E o c e n l r * Newspapers 36251 Schoo ic ran -Rd uvoma. Michigan 48150

Approx imate V s M-Thur l0 -2pr -Per*ona* ly and phone t a d * a muat Good pay and greM atmoaphera Not e"boaer room optoabon Students and 'Mvaes welcome We a I k e to hear your pf ione voice SALES ASSOCIATE C a l Br cider Brothers st i tor rmw l novefty 4 grfl More mature

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FREE CAREER SEMINARS' You M e cordial ly invited to change your Hfe m ' 9 9 1 C M tor raaerv*-t ions tor our next scheduled C M * M rnght See 'mg is l imi ted so c a l to-

C E N T U R Y 2 1 C H A L E T 4 7 7 - 1 8 0 0

FULL SERVICE 'awn care company looking to mre futt par i t ime Teto-markMer * E a r " up to $10 per hour C M tor interview between 11am-2pm 442-0500

FULL TIME lewMry sales tor our Livoma M M or Renaissance Center Mores Sales a x p w w n c e helpful wage p lu* comrmsaion MuM be friendly and aggressrv* Appfy Gold i taka Uvoma M M

FURNITURE SHOWROOM M A N A G E R - If you have 3-5 yr* ax-penence en|Oy ' M s * hours t* orge-nued naM e good wader and a be t tw mot iva tor men tm* a the rob lor you ' Posi t ions avaaiabto m Wayne Oak land 4 Macomb county Sand reauma 4 income 'equue-ment * t o Personnel Department, PO Bos 249 Nor thv l to Mi 48167

R E A L E S T A T E

C A R E E R N I G H T

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• Tue* Jan 22. 7 00 pm 17122 | Fa rmmg lon Rd N E c o m w at Six M l e m Lrvoma

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SALES REPRESENTATIVE Ona o< m e w e e * moat s u c c e s s ^ sales t eams has openmgs tor saws poMftans t o mar *e l Canon Business S i m SyMems We ere iookmg lor 2 goai w poten-ia o* $32,000 M e d r r onented m d m d u w s with a strong a ^ i t M opbcM 4 PMd vacat ion a»ai des i re to succeed MarkMing e x p e B M e C M Ed 462-94; . ' nance or coilega natpfm Wa provide , a l u l t r ammg program excMtont f u i a u f n u f , P R O ' compensa t ion salary 4 expense* TELEMARKETING PROS C M or send resume no Tpm Bru«

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S A L E S

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seeking to fill 12 pos i t ions. Positions

wil l be salary c o m m i s s i o n benefits.

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30295 Plymouth Road

Livonia. Ml 48150

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Insulting others, especially those close to you, only brings you grief. Don't flatter them either, just accept them as they are.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) If you are not sure about doing something, don't do it. Talk to loved ones concerning finances and let them know they have your support.

ARIES (March 21-April 19) You lose your temper about a specific authority figure. Frustration over this person will have you in a bad mood. Realize what is happening.

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Don't let others push you too hard. Stand up for yourself and help them realize the pressure you are under. They will listen if you are sincere.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Small details on the domestic front need to be attended to immediately. Once these projects are out of the way, you will have time for fuh.

CANCER (June 21-July 22) Remember that taking out your frus-trations on others offers temporary relief, but it in no way solves the problems you must deal with.

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Pull in the reins where frivolous spending is concerned. Build up your savings because you will soon want to make a major purchase.

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Someone who never thought much about you will suddenly take notice. This could bring you good luck in either your love or career sector.

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) Be honest in affairs concerning the heart, and things will turn out for the best. Financial duties should be re-evaluated this week.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Trust instincts concerning loved ones and work. Don't let others tell you what to do. Listen to advice, but don't be quick to accept it.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Try as you might, people misinterpret almost anything you say. Keep cool and try to be rational when explaining your actions.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) This is not a good week to ask for more money in the workplace. Don't fret; things will change soon, and it will be clear sailing. 4 I V I i-vlirty |tv

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January 21-January- 27

Boyish capers familiar to comic Chris Elliott

By Christy Bergslien Who is that crazy guy posing as a

prepubescent nding a bike and deti\ er- -mg newspapers on Fox's Gel a Life''

The man behind the boyish antics is comedian Chris Elliott Flliott portrays 30-year-old Chris Peterson, a frec-spiritcd man who refuses lo grow up His father, played b> his real-life dad. Bob Elliott (of the legendary comedy team Bob and Ra>]. wishes his son would become something other than head paperboy, and possibh even move out.

It all began in 1983 for the younger Elliott, then an NBC lour guide, when he recognized Da^id Leucrman taking his mother on a lour of the studios and joked with the talk-show host.

When La/e Sight With David Leitcrman was launched Elliott was hired on — to make coffee and run the office copier, that is.

"1 almost left after the first month." said Elliott. "I was screwing up the coffee, and 1 wasn't answering the phones. 1 was Tarred I *as going to be fired."

But Elliott's antics would eventually lake him out of the office and put him in front of the camera He became famous for his "Panick> Guy."' ' Fugi-tive Guy" and Marlon Brando and Morton Downey Jr. parodies He also won four Emmy Awards for his w T i t i n g

contributions to the show, and in 1989 he published a hook called Daddy s Boy. lampooning novels such as Mommie Dearest iv i ••»«* '*•

Keith Mitchell repnaes his role a s a former jewel thief on CBS" Murder, She Wrote, Sunday.

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Louisville meets U N L V in hoops competition

By Steve Paschal The Louisville Cardinals could take a

giant step in the direction of the NCAA Basketball Tournament when they face the top-ranked Runnin ' Rebs of Nevada-Las Vegas before a national television audience on CBS Saturday, Jan 26.

Louisville wqp two national cham-pionships and made three trips to the final four during the 1980s, but coach Denny Crum is rebuilding this season after the NBA and academic problems robbed his learn of most of its veteran players With All-Metro Conference center Felton Spencer passing up his final >ear of eligibility and super-sub Jerome Harmon sidelined by grades, the Cardinals have at best an outside shot of making it to this year's sweel sixteen.

Nevada-Las Vegas, on the other hand, is a team with a mission. A year ago the Rebs proved beyond a doubt they were the lop team in the country when they pounded Duke 103-73 for the national championship They

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seemed destined to watch this year's tournament from the stands until a miracle ruling by the NCAA in November. Faced with a lawsuit, the NCAA, in effect, allowed Coach JerTy Tarkanian to dictate when the Rebels would have lo face the music for recruiting violations. As a result, Nevada-Las Vegas will be back to defend its national title when the big boys gather for post-season play.

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Corey Haim, Heather Graham and Corey Feldman (from left) star In License to Drive, Monday on Fox.

Tammy Lauren playa a 16 year old who attempts to legally divorce herself from her mother in "The Emancipation of Lizzie Stem." a CBS Schoolbreak Special, Tuesday.

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By LARK L. S A M O U E U A N Execu t i ve D i rec to r , SW Oak land Cable C o m m .

H o w w e t h i n k a n d w h a t ac t ion w e t a k e is t ak ing on a s e r i o u s di-m e n s i o n . T h e r e is no

kidding around w e a r e now to be accoun tab le f o r o u r luxur ious l i fes tyles which r e s u l t in solid was te . What a d i sgus t ing topic! And yet how i ronic t h a t w e mus t go back to bas ics b e c a u s e of our need for instant resu l t s .

Communi ty te lev is ion is turn-ing out to be a p e r f e c t vehic le to insp i re each of us to follow through with n e c e s s a r y rout ines to a s s u r e that o u r e n v i r o n m e n t i m p r o v e s q u i c k l y . O a k l a n d County has an a u t h o r i t y es tab-lished to a n a l y z e and develop policies and e d u c a t e the public a s it per ta ins to r ecyc l i ng op-portuni t ies . The i r p u r p o s e is to "es tab l i sh the m o s t cos t e f f i c i en t a n d e n v i r o n m e n t a l l y s o u n d m a n n e r to best s e r v e the resi-den t s . "

In Oakland Coun ty the Re-sou rce Recovery and Recyc l ing Author i ty of Sou thwes t Oakland County was f o r m e d in 1987. Lenora K. Kadun . P . E is their G e n e r a l Manager . L e n o r a ' s edu-ca t iona l background h a s m a j o r e m p h a s i s in Civil E n g i n e e r i n g and Publ ic A d m i n i s t r a t i o n . Her

—pr imary responsibi l i ty is t o plan, cons t ruc t , and m a n a g e a Mate-r i a l s Recovery a n d T r a n s f e r Fa-ci l i ty. Such a f ac i l i t y is c ruc ia l a s landfill s p a c e a c r o s s the na-t ion is quickly r u n n i n g out The RRRASOC has m e m b e r com-mun i t i e s of F a r m i n g t o n . F a r m -ington Hills. Novi . South Lvon, Southfield. Wal led Lake , and Wixom. As an e d u c a t i o n a l tool, the au thor i ty h a s . p r o d u c e d pro-g r a m m i n g which m a y be seen on C o m m u n i t y Televis ion Channe l s which explain e x a c t l y how we m a y plan our h o m e a n d of f ice env i ronmen t to r e c y c l e , reduce , and re-use our solid was te . Wayne County h a s es tab l i shed

Materials Recycling Facility

the C o n f e r e n c e of W e s t e r n Wayne. T h i s is a consor t ium of 18 c o m m u n i t i e s which a r e : Bel levi l le . Dea rbo rn . D e a r b o r n Heights . G a r d e n City. Inks te r . Livonia. Nor thvi l le . P lymou th . W a y n e . W e s t i a n d . C a n t o n . Huron . Nor thv i l l e Townsh ip . P l y m o u t h • Township . Redfo rd . S u m t o r . R o m u l u s , a n d Van Buren T h e Board of this consor-t ium s e r v e s a s a p r o g r a m plan-ning and deve lopmen t en t i ty a s it p e r t a i n s to specia l projec ts .

They a r e to moni tor design, and i m p l e m e n t p r o g r a m s . On the sub jec t of recycl ing, the con-s o r t i u m a c t s a s a cen t ra l net-Work fo r a l l Ihe communi t i e s . They h a v e r ece ived a g ran t to f a c i l i t a t e R e s o u r c e r ecovery ed-ucat ion to r e s iden t s To r e c e i v e a f r e e p r e s e n t a t i o n , those res i -den t s l iving in the c o m m u n i t i e s of Wes te rn Wayne m a y cal l 525-8fi90 T h e E x e c u t i v e Di rec to r of the C o n f e r e n c e of Western Wave is Danie l G i l m a r t i n Marc ia Bi-anconi is t h e Assistant Di rec tor . Each c o m m u n i t y in Oakland and Wayne Coun t i e s have es tabl i sh-ed the i r own p r o c e d u r e fo r recy-cl ing. such a s d r o p off recyc l ing cen te r s , c o m p o s t i n g a reas , and cu rbs ide r ecyc l ing p rocedures In one of t h e educa t iona l p ieces about r ecyc l ing , it s ta tes , " e v e r y day e a c h of us g e n e r a t e s an est i-m a t e d 3 1 2 pounds of g a r b a g e At f ace va lue , th is s e e m s like a smal l a m o u n t , however , com-pounded by the populat ion of Michigan w e col lect ively c r e a t e enough g a r b a g e to fill t he S i l v e r d o m e e a c h and eve ry d a v of the y e a r . " Educat ion and te levis ion p r o g r a m s tell us what we can r ecyc le . The fol lowing

a r e the bas i c ru les of tfiTimb: P A P E R Newspape r : col lect

and t ie in bundles. No books, m a g a z i n e s o r c a t a l o g s p lease

M E T A L S Tin o r m e t a l c a n s such a s soup or v e g e t a b l e cans . Rinse out . r e m o v e both tops, and f l a t t en .

GLASS Any non-deposit g l a s s bo t t l e o r j a r : c l e a r , b rown, o r g r e e n R inse and r e m o v e lids fo r deposit in co lor so r t ed bins

PLASTICS Cloudy, opaque , and co lored p las t ic c o n t a i n e r s such as mi lk jugs, l aundry de-t e rgen t , and b leach R inse out and r e m o v e caps. .

Most c e n t e r s v a r y on what g r a d e s of p las t ic they accep l T h e r e a r e two o t h e r p r o g r a m s on recyc l ing which m a y be seen on C o m m u n i t y Televis ion Com-muni ty F o r u m : E n v i r o n m e n t a l C o n c e r n s is a panel d iscuss ion p r o g r a m about r ecyc l ing in the home, underg round w a t e r con-t a m i n a t i o n . and t echn iques used to r ecyc le The o the r p r o g r a m is R e s c u i n g and R e c y c l i n g I t ' s Cool To C a r e . It is hosted by four th and f i f th g r a d e r s at Allen E l e m e n t a r y They ask ques t ions , which they h a v e wr i t t en , of gues t s J a n H o f f m a n and J a n e t C a m e r o n

As the f u t u r e unfolds into the present , o u r local c h a n n e l s will help each of us as w e sit in our own living rooms feel conf iden t that we a r e doing our s h a r e to t a k e ac t ion and m a k e init ial de-cisions which will help c l ean up our e n v i r o n m e n t As you c a n see by r ead ing this a r t i c l e , the recy-cl ing issue is i m p o r l a n t to all a g e s Let your te levis ion t u rn into an educa t iona l tool fo r your f ami ly a s r e s iden t s and local g o v e r n m e n t s taf f c r e a t e a t e a m tha t will conque r e v e r y cha l -lenging issue that c o m e s to each of our c o m m u n i t i e s .

To find out m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n , contac l you r r e s p e c t i v e town-sh ip o r c i ty hall and they wi l l di rect you to the c o r r e c t depar t -men t to l e a r n the p r o c e d u r e s for recycl ing in your c o m m u n i t y .

January 21-January 27 Suburban Cable Weekly Page 5

Super Bowl has had ups9 downs Came o n e of TV's most-watched shows

By Steve Paschal In tbe 25 years since the National

Football League championship game became known as the Super Bowl, there have been quite a few games that didn't live up to the expectations the name implies But. cliff-hanger or blowout, ABC knows it can count on a Super Payoff in the A.C. Nielsen ratings when the AFC and NFC champions meet Sunday. Jan. 27. in Tampa. Fla

The best of the two conferences have battled for the Lombardi Trophy 24 times beginning with Green Bay's lopsided 35-10 win over Kansas City in Super Bowl I.

According to Nielsen Media Research, which began monitoring the television viewing habits of the American public in July of 1960.17 Super Bowls are among the top 50 watched programs of the last 30 years.

Super Bowl XVI between the San Francisco 49ers and Cincinnati Bengals became the top-rated sporting event of all time, garnering a 49.1 rating and a 73 percent audience share for CBS The only programs ever to draw a larger audience were the 1983 final eipsode of M ' A ' S ' H . " the Nov 21. 1980, "WhoShot J .R " episode of "Dallas," and "Roots, Par t VIII." which aired on Jan. 30,1977

Super Bowl XVI was one of those

E S P N to cover Australian Open

By Amy Schmidt ESPN kicks off its 1990 tennis

schedule with the Australian Open, the season's first Grand Slam event. Defending their Down Under titles are Steffi Graf and Ivan Lendl Early-round •matches begin Monday. Jan. 21. and will air each day on a tape-delay basis. Final matches air live Friday and Saturday. Jan 25 and 26.

Legendary screen star Rita Hayworth is the focus of Cinemax's Cmy About the Movies Sunday. Jan.- 20. The documentary launches a month-long festival of the actress" films.

Prison Stories: Women on the Inside

\ games that lived up to its advance billing. With more than 150 million people watching, young Joe Montana led San Francisco to the first of three Super Bowl titles that gave the 49ers the undeniable right toi>e called the "Team of the '80s." Montana, who completed 14 of 22 passes for 157 yards and a touchdown, was named the game's Most Valuable Player Although the 49ers built what appeared to be an insurmountable three-touchdown lead by the middle of the third quarter, they had to rally to defeat Cincinnati 26-20 af te r the Bengals came back to score three times in a 10-minute span . .

There have been other games that truly deserve to be called "Super " Perhaps the most memorable Super Bowl of all t ime was played two years ago at Joe Robbie Stadium in Miami when Montana directed a 92-yard drive in the game's final seconds lo beat the Bengals again, this time 20-16 All-pro wide receiver Jer ry Rice was named the game's MVP af te r catching 11 passes for 215 yards and a touchdown

The 1970s saw two unforgettable clashes between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Dallas Cowboys In Super Bowl X, the Steelers won the second of four titles in the 1970s by scoring twice in the fourth quarter to beat the Cowboys 21-17 Two years later. Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw had one of the most unforgettable days in the game's

is a true and hair-raising look al what becomes of convicted females and their families on the outside. Three stones of three women comprise the HBO-made trilogy starring Rae Dawn Chong. Lohta Davidovich (Blaze) and Annabella Sciorra (True Love) The film debuts Jan. 26.

An international cast assembles for the world premiere of Disney's Bejewelled Jan 20. Siarring in the action corned) about a beautiful woman, a detective-in-training, two precocious youngsters and a stolen gem collection are Emma Samms. Jerry Hall. Dirk Benedict and Denis Lawson

T»o Jewish refugees are mistaken for Nazi spies and exiled to an Australian prison camp in The Dunera Boys. Thursday. Jan. 24. on USA Network. The drama is based on a true story and stars Bob Hoskins. • rv ir*.»t i»

history when he threw for 315 yards and four touchdowns in a 35-31 victory over Dallas

But. there have been laughters, too. In Super Bowl XVIII. underdog Oakland faced a Washington team that had pounded its way to a 14-2 record behind the bruising running of fullback John Riggins However, the day belonged to Raiders running back Marcus Allen, who ran for 191 yards and two touchdowns as the Raiders crushed the Redskins 38-9 Then, last year, the 49ers put the

-crowning touch on their dream decade by humiliating the Denver Broncos 55-10

The silver anniversary of the Super Bowl will be ABC's third presentation of the post-season event The ABC Monday Night Football" trio of Frank Gifford. Al Michaels and Dan Dierdorf will be in the broadcast booth, while Brent Musburger will serve as pre-game and halftime host He will be joined by commentators Bob Griese. Lynn Swann. Dick Vermeil. Beth Ruyak. Jack Whitaker and Jack Arute

ABC Sports commentators Dan Dierdorf. Al Michaels and Frank Gifford (from left) will team up for the live broadcast of Super Bowl XXV The APC-NFC clash wilL determine the best team in football Pre-game highlights begin at 4 p.m. EST. Sunday on ABC

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3 00 CD Up C lose CE MOVIE: The UFO Inc iden t Advent,-i 9 7 5 i a man and w o m a n claim t r e y were captured by al iens Jarpes Ear Jones Esteiie Parsons CD A m e r i c a : The Way We Were The H o m e Front (Pt 3) Amer ican life dur ing 1944-1945 is examined

3 05 CD MOVIE: Glory! Glory ! (Pt 1 of 2) (Comedy Duma 1989) A rock s inger tr ies to save a f lounder ing TV ministry Enen Greene R'Chard Thomas PG13

3.30 CD Co l l ege Baske tba l l P i t tsburgh at Prov idence (R)

4:00 0 MOVIE Royal W e d d i n g Musrca 19511 A brother-and-s is ter dance team tmds io«e m London Fred Astaire Jane Poweii

© MOVIE A lways fantasy 1989*? A man s sp in t returns to ear th to prov ide gu idance lor his f r .enos RichardDreyfuss Holly Hunter PG "

CD 6 MOVIE D e a t h g a m e s !Suspense Thriller, 19811 A f i lmmaker invest igates a m u s e promoter s shady pas t Lou 8rowr\ Dave Oendinnmg

CD » MOVIE: O Hara s W i fe X&nedy Drama. 1982j A lawyer s deceased wife

• re turns to help h im wi th his p rob lems tJ«ara Asne: Maneus Hartley PG I E MOVIE Dirty T r i c ks - COmeffy 19801 A

. history professor seeks a letter at tr iout-ed to George Wash ing ton £»,ot Gould «ate Jackson PG

CD MOVIE The Diary of Anne Frank \ i9861 T w o Jewish lami i .es h id ing f rom the Nazis share love ' a n d tens ions Katherme Schiesinger Emrys James CD MOVIE The Bear Adventure 1989 An o r p h a n bear cub is bef r iended by a ' . o u n d e d Kodiak Dear Jack Aa ace ' W f / Karyo PG

4 05 CD MOVIE: Is le ot Fury Drama ' 9 3 6 . A fugi t ive i r om just ice f e e s t c a South Seas pear i - t isn .ng <sland Humphrey Bogart Margaret Lindsay

4.20 CD MOVIE Back f i r e iSulpense Drama ' 9671 A wife s plan to kill her husband for h i s wea l th goes awry Karen enen Keith Car none R

4 30 CD MOVIE Sahara Heat [Drama 1988 The scorch ing Sahara -s the backd rop for D iackma i and pass ion f&na Ce'.n Ervo-Decarc R

4 35 CD MOVIE Glory ' Glory ! |Pt 2 ot 2) - r-.r, D'J-'U 1989 A rock Singer tnes

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__ • 1986 A Chicago detect ve pavers to Lou is iana to i .nd a c o p ki i lsr Rctiard 5e-e K.m Ba nger R Q) MOVIE Cry of Ba t t le Drama 1963 Tne n e e to a Fi l ipino sh.pp ing for tune (O-ns a U S guerr i l la unrt Van Met- fl. Rita Moreno

3:00 CD H M y s t e r y ! Po.rot Dr.ngs ' o r m me secre ts o f a myster ious lady CD Up C lose CD M O V I E Mary P o p p m s V jS C* FaolUf 1964 A m a g c a i gowernese-br ngs changes to t w o rowdy ChHdre"

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CD C o l l e g e Baske tba l l W i s c o n s i n at No r thwes te rn iR CE MOVIE Liv ing. l t Up Musv / Comedy i 9 5 4 i A ra ii oflfJ t tendant ge ts an an-expense-pa<d f 15 .n tne b ig ci ty

3 35 I D MOVIE U n d e r c o v e r P r „ 1987 A b rash c o p e a r n s his e * -pa r tne r has been m u r d e r e d - Heidort Jennifer

4 00 ffi MOVIE Dea th M a c h i n e s AJvertture ' 9 7 6 a" c r ime b o s s un-•eashes a secre t weapon assass-ns t ra ined to « II •> «<•. !um Man Honto

M> MOVIE Against a C r o o k e d Sky • 1 9 7 5 • . ; Roy s ;1". tract ion

resul ts tn h s oe>ng caugh t by

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w.ns m e p«ett,e-..r 3 ' t o w n or Chare,

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4.05 CD M O V I E Catch Me If You C a n Action 1990> A h>gn scnooi d»ag racer h e s to Save n ts scnoo '< i - 1 ' r t a n o a i r u m

4 3 0 . Q MOVIE The Go ld R u s h :• •

me Y u k o n Chjr-ng i go ld r ush Charlie Chapim Maw S*a CD M O V I E True Love -J, 1989 a coup le s dec»&io- t • m a r r y c r e a t e s chaos 1 •: - >9ei'a§cor>a R

5 00 (D MOVIE The War of i h e H o s e s Bl- • I ^ i i ec ' i 1989 A . ng c t iup ie wages

5 15 63 MOVIE The Las l Surv ivo rs 19751 D e s p t ' c O t assengers . space tn an aea n feboa i

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2 40 I D MOVIE Lea the r face T e x a s Cha in -saw M a s s a c r e ' 9 8 9 T w o t r e n d s meet Lea'" - - ' 'ace and his' . famiiy o l f lesh ea ters . \ M o t f o s e r ' i t e

2 50 CD i n s i d e the NFL CD MOVIE A Day at the R a c e s

wi th sa r »ace

CD MOVIE S laves of N e w York J " < ' 9 8 9 ' A j j o m a i n e r s e « . n t n e g t i t z of N e w Y c » ^ r ' v j f t t e .Pe 'e ' ' , Mm, Belf. h -r R

3 00 CD " MOVIE Sons o f m e P i o n e e r s n t 9 4 ? A s.ng<ng'cowboy h e l p s

a snet. f t caf i iu -*1 a g a n g o f m a s k e d

CD 5* MOVIE Oick T r a c y ' s D i l e m m a Mystf, 1947 A wa rehouse lu l l of

v a m a & e tors s m e scene for m u r a e ' Ralph By'.! i , • r CD Up C lose £ MOVIE B e i e a e i i e d 1991 T n e v e s siea^ a con«Ctkon of

3 30 CD MOVIE. B a s k e t C a s e 2 'Horror 1990 A m isshapen m u t a n t a n d his normal • w n br-.*>er are o f f e ' e d sane - - a r w « *. m

• ,W»C« Anne Res* R \ CD T M O V I E C h u b a s c o - fcojfr,.

' 9 6 8 . A y o u n g tuna f i sherman comes mto conf l ic t w i t h his Doss Richard i ;j- Susan Sfasberg CD M o t o w o r i d

3 50 CD MOVIE J a k a r t a Mart,* i-ts 1988 A man batt les u n s e e n fo rces in myster -ious Jakar ta Christopher Nottt Sue Francis

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4 00 O MOVIE T w o T i c k e t s l o B roadway f- Copied} 1951 A coup le of

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CD » i MOVIE G o r g o -Soence Fiction-' 961 An intant m o n s t e r .s cap tu red and put in a o r c u s . £ havers William

CD MOVIE L a s s i e T h e N e w Begin-n ing 'Av-.v- •• 1978. Lass-e i r e s to help t w o c twdren s t r a n d e d m the desert

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1955 A c r imma i !a»s 'or a t " i: r.Cn-a- a n d ' ^nances ner

operation J i (« Patance She/ley Winters CD Suzuk i s Grea t O u t d o o r s CE MOVIE S laugh te r iDrama 1972. An e»-Green Bere i d i s c o v e r s his parents were «i i ied by the synd ica te Jim 9ro»n Sje'J Stevens R

CD MOVIE Ca rn i va l S to ry Azvem -? ' 9 5 4 . Two men tan i n love wi th a female t ' . j a e / f a ' t i s t m a G e - m a n c i rcus Ann?

4 30 CD P e p s i N a t i o n a l C h a m p i o n s h i p Spnnt Tr ia th lon F r o m Aven ju ra Fia iRf

4 55 CD T * e Secret W o r l d of Og O W d r e n 0.S: Over a commun i t y of t iny peop le l A n - i a t e d l „

5 00 (D MOVIE The I ron T r i ang le 'D'ama ' 9 8 9 An Amer i can -ana a V ie tnamese so lder e a r n f r om e a c n other m 1969 ft?*, $< jges- Ha< -.g S iVgcr R • S3 » WWF W r e s t l i n g CD Amer i ca s C u p 92 Se l l i ng Sa 'Or San Diego E Who s in C h a r g e Here" ' The Ronn Lucas Spec ia l T * e vent r i ioqu.s l pe ' t p rms A ' tn puppes B u t ' a l o Buiy.

5 25 CD MOVIE Fe l l ow T rave l l e r

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2 30 CD ?<> MOVIE My N a m e C a l l e d Bruce '.Vfii/ Arts Bruce tee

CD Super Bowl III H i g h l i g h t s New Yor« j e t s vs Ba l t imo re CD Spor ts La teN igh t

2 35 CD MOVIE Abou t Las t N i g h t . iCorned, ••986. Young iov«rs s t r u g g l e to sa- .age m e r tenuous re ia&onsn.p Roc 0e-" Moore »

2 40 CD MOVIE L i t t le D a r l i n g s i t k a m a ' 9 8 0 * wo i f t ve rse t r e n d s at s u m m e r c a m p try to tose tne.r virg.n,ty 0 V-.4. KnS3, M. ft rho i R

3 00 O MOVIE Str ic t ly D y n a m i t e mecj 1934 A radio sta» b e c o m e s -nvoived m • s wr.ter s m a r i t a l t r o u b l e s «nrr*y

CD Super Bow l IV H r g n i t g M s Kansas

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save w h a r s le f t o t tne pann Da.-eiadc Jackie Ra, CD MOVIE The B lack Sta l l ion <?>( • •e 1979 A t>Oy comes to cner isn

3:20 CD MOVIE The R a c k J'r-a 1956 A d e c o r a t e d war he ro ^aces a cou r t m a n i a ' ' o r t r eason Paui '4*»mat ' •*'

CD MOVIE Hot Pursu i t • A a . t h f u t 1987 A m a n m i s s e s m e boat to his d ream vaca t ion a r d ends u p -n no i , water John Co sac* Robert isgs-a ?G13

3 30 CD ' MOVIE Ge ra i d i ne >~l ' 553 A career gir l c o m p e t e s witn a p ro 'esso r 'or a m a l e teacner s Wve Mfr- Carry Mala Potter s

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4 00 CD « MOVIE Mut iny Hit.- .1 Acser- j re 1952. Amer i can pa t r io ts try to get g o l d b u ^ u n d u m g me W a t o l 1812

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4 1 5 © MOVIE 84 Char l i e Mop.c -ma ' 989 A n A r m , c a m e r a m a n -eco rds tne

4 30 CD MOVIE War Party . -1989 A - f c -enacmen t o f a bat t 'e tu rns deadly

rea> U u i e t s are used B .

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1986 A po l i ceman adopts a

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2 45 CD 1 MOVIE Four Fnervo* ' J 198 ' 1 Four» ' e n d s : j m « ot age n 1960s inc ana. Oa r Aas> ~ Jod• 'hefen n

3 00 O MOVIE The F iend Who W a l k e d the Wes t .V. 1958 A . er escapes f r o m p r i s o n ano * - m « S ftavoc e . e r , w*»ere ne o. :es - .

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3 :30 ( S MOVIE : P i casso T r i g g e r (Action Adventure 1989) A lederaf agent sets out to c r u s h a murderous cr ime lord s e m p i r e Steve Bend. Hope Mine Carlton fi

( I ) T e n n i s Austral ian Open, men s f inal f r om Me lbou rne Austral ia (R)

3 :45 CD MOVIE : Oanc ing Lady Musical 1933/ A dancer pu rsues a B roadway producer w h i l e p u r s u e d by a p l a y b o y Jo in Crawford. Cmk Game

£B M O V I E : T h e Girt W h o S p e l l e d . F r e e d o m iDrama 1966; A Cambod ian

re fugee becomes a spei img-bee cham-p ion in the U S Wayne Rogers Mary Kay Place

4:00 CD MOVIE: Land of the Pharaohs {Adventure 1955, An Egypt ian pha raoh se ts out to construct the Great Pyramid Jack Hawkins Joan Collins CD N W A Mam Event Wres t l ing I D MOVIE: Gung Ho! I Drams 1943; A g roup ot Marme raiders is t ra ined for an invas ion dur ing WWII Randolon Scott Grace McDonald

4:30 ( D MOVIE: Bhowan i J u n c t i o n [Adventure Drama 1956* An Arvgio-lndian gir l >n Pak is tan struggles wi th love and pa t r io t i sm Ava Gardnei Stewart Granger

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couple s o e c s i o n to mar ry creates chaos Ron H'dard <5r?ryix> « S . . -

5 00 Q MOVIE: Lone l y W i v e s <Cdr-ar 1931 A lawyer with mar i ta l p r o b l e m s hires an entertainer to oe n>s doub le •

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5:15 (D MOVIE D e a d M a n W a l k i n g ' 1989 In 1997 a dec ima ted w ©rid is roamed Oy »»oient men Ki -Brum James «

own prejudices — prejudices wC a!l possess *'•»

During the 1960s. Morris Dees became active aiding minorities in court. In 1971 he opened the Southern Poverty Law Center, a non-profit legal orgallreajion handling cases dealing with employment discrimination, hazardous working conditions, ta* inequities and the death penaltv In 1980. the center founded klanwatch; which monitors hate groups and develops legal strategies for protecting citizens from violence-prone groups. Most rccentl>. Dees_»as successful m prosecutmg White *ryan Resistance leaders Tom and John Metzger >n a highly publicized trial in Portland. Ore.

"I hope the spmt of the civil rights movement is revived in those who see this movie." said Dees.

A white southern lawyer takes on the Klan in tha true-life drama A Season tor roil mS °e0S St0ry'Monday o n N B C C o r t > l n B«msen plays tha title

True Klan story earmarks Martin Luther King Day Arnie Becker gets

a conscience By Christy Bergslien

In the spring of 1981. a young black man named Michael Donald was murdered in Mobile. Ala., and hung from a tree. On" behalf of Donald s mother, attorney Moms Dees, founder pf the Southern Poverty Law Center, filed a civil suit against the United Klans of America and won. The landmark case proved the killers carried out a policy advocated b> the KJan. and therefore, the KJan itself was responsible.

This is the compelling story behind NBC's A Season for Justice: The Moms Dees Story, broadcasting Mon-

day. Jan 21. on the birthday of Martin Luther King Jr. Actor Corbin Bernscn, wfeU known for his role as Arnie Becker on L.A. Law, w i l l play a more serious attorney when he depicts the cour-ageous Alabama lawyer.

"There's a certain breed of people, and you've got 250- or 400,000 of them over in the Gulf right now." said Bernsen. "And Morns' life, as you may or may not know, is pretty much threatened day in and day out. And yet he's still defending human rights, and these kids in the Gulf are defending freedom.... I'm very impressed by people who do that.: said the actor

Bernsen also said filming the movie made him take a good hard look at his

Q: My question concerns \hien Leigh. I recently Hatched V i v i e n I « i K h .

Scarlett and Bevond on T.\f. It mentioned that she had a daughter and grandchildren. I »uuld like to knot* if the daughter is in the acting profession. *here she and the children li*e. etc. —Beterl) On ens. Ridge/and, Miss

A: There seems to be very little written about Vivien Leigh's personal lite before her marriage to Laurence Olivier Her first marriage to Herbert Leigh Holman. a barrister in England resulted in the birth of her daughter Suzanne in 1933. She also used her husband's middle name as her stage name Even though Holman refused to grant* her a divorce in the beginning, she joined Olivier in Hollywood. It was several years later lhat they were married Her daughter remained in England with her father I haven't anything in print about a grand-daughter and there isn't any mention ol her daughter's involvement in the theater

What film marked Beau Bridges set to star 0 bT e n s e a l a s P r e s s secretary James Brady

Questions: I Have you seen Tim Burton's latest'

fantastic epic Edward Scissorhands? (If not. you should') Star Johnny Depp made his film debut in .. .

2. Who is Benjamin Braddock and how old is he in the landmark film that looks at a segment of his life0

3. Quick,.name the,movie and the star: An aspiring actress tries to aid a naive young sailor who must produce evidence sufficient to clear himself of imminent murder charges by the-time his shore leave ends at sunrise

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HBO is producing The James Brady Story chronicling the former press secretary's fight for survival after being shot by would-be presidential-assassin John Hinckley Jr. nine years ago Beau Bridges will star

Buens Vista Home Video has selected a "collectible" S12.99 price point for its The Adventures of Rock} & Bullwin-kle videos. The videos will hit the market with an initial slate of six volumes on Feb. 8.

Film star Burt Lancaster is recover-ing from a stroke lhat left his right side partially paralyzed on Nov 30. The 77-year-old actor with thelegendary physique is participating in speech and physical therapy at a Los Alamito, Calif., hospital.

Oscar-winning actress Diane Keaton is busy directing an episode of Twin Peaks^that will air in February The episode she is directing will feature several storylines Truman and Cooper attempt to track down Cooper's former partner. Windom Earle. Ed Hurley, for a change, cooks for Nc^ma and Ben Horne changes the course of htstory.

The Statler Brothers will debut their own weekly variety series on TNN in October. Taping begins March 18

Baau Bridges

Loretta Swit will star with Barbara Edrn in a new made-for-TV film titled Smithereens. Swit is going to blow Eden to smithereens, lhat is, when she plays a psychotic murderer who dreams of killing Jeannie (Make a wish Mavbe Hawkeye can piece her back together.)

Tommy Morrison, the great-nephew of John Wayne, made his film debut in Rocky V, but is surrently turning down other acting roles. Morrison is training to become a world heavyweight boxing champion — then he may pursue his acting career, he says.

David Suchat returns Christie's "Poirol" oi Thursdays on PBS.

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Whatever happened to "The F o n t -Henry Winkler? Find out Friday on fnferfa /nmeof Tonight

John Rhys-Davtea s tars In the adven-ture dramp se r i e s Undar Cover, Saturday a on ABC.

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By Candacc Havens Dear Candacc: I have watched As the

World Turns for many years and now wonder what happened to Eileen Fulton. Lisa from way back

Also, on China Bcach I read where Dana Delany at one time was on ATWT. Could you tell me what pan she played' —Thank you. Henretia

Dear Henretta. Eileen Fulion is on an extended leave of absence from ihe show due to illness related to a receni surgery. After her recuperation, she should be returning to the show

You are correct about Dclans She played the character Halc> Wilson on 4 TWT during 1981. It was one of ihe first television roles she played, and she wasn't really on the show all that long.

Dear Candacc: What has happened to Mason on Santa Barbara^ I liked him on The Young and the Restless and was amazed how soon he became Mason on SB. The Mason they have now is a good actor. I guess, but why mess around with ihe viewers like this0 Just when we get used to good actors, wham, they arc 8° n e - Thank you. Bea Emerv Duncan. Okla.

Dear Bea: Terry Lester left SB of his own accord when his contract was up this past October. He surprised every-one — especially the show's execs — with his decision to leave, and he cited only that he wanted to go on to do other things This decision was made just one W - f l e r his messy departure from Yds.J?.

Dear (andace: 1 watched General Hospital the other day and was surprised to see Dr. Sieve Hardy on. Is the woman who played his wife. Audrey, still on G / / 9 How about nurse Jesstf'' Thank you. Myra Martin. McMinnville. Tenn.

Dear Myra: John Beradino(Dr. Steve Hardy), Rachel Ames (Audrey Hardy) and Emily. McLaughlin (Jessie Brewer* are all sull on ihe show. They just haven't had storylines that are on the Iront burner lately. It should be •^ res t ing to see if the return of Glona Monty, executive producer of the show, brings about some new story-lines for these favorites.

I want to hear from you! If you ha«e a •avonte soap scenario you would like to sound off about, or a question about the

write to Candacc Havens, Soap i " i ' P O I774«, Fort Worth, T \ 76102-0748.

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New Kids featured in prime time By Christy Bergslien

Hailed "the biggest leen sensation since the Beatles" are ihe boys from Dorchester, Mass , known to the world as New Kids on the Block On Fnday. Jan 25. ihe popular quiniet will star in their very own made-for-TV. prime-time special on ABC

Video footage of the five heartthrobs traveling in iheir tour bus and perform-ing in concert at Walt Disney World in Orlando. Fia . w i l l be featured \ lso appearing on the one-hour program will be a number of yet-to-be-announced sports and entertainment personalities.

Among ihe numbers performed will be from their latest release No More Games/The Remix Album

Also for ihe young at heart. Saturday. Jan. 26. is Dorics Family Stump broadcasting on ( BS Tim Conway first created Derk Dorf. a four-foot-tall, badly toupced man with an exaggerated walk and a Scandinavian accent on his p r i m e - i i m r show ^ i n

1981.

DotTs Family Slump is Ihe first TV special devoted entirely to ihe zany character and his .wacky siblings A spoof on ihe world of sports, the hour-long comedy sketch stars Conway and addle-brained members of his "family stump" played by Ruth Buzzi. Harvey Korman, Bob Ueckcr, Tom Poston and Cathy McCauley. Also guest-starring will be sports greats i

Bilhe Jean King. Joe Namaih a n d ' Willie Shoemaker r\ i

Lynn Whitfield plays a reporter in love with a lawyer pn Equal Justice. Wednesdays on ABC.

Goldie HawiTs forebears have impressive credentials

By Polly Vonetes Q: I recently san the movie Bird on •

Wire and fell in lore with Goldie Hann and the movie. Could you get an address to which I could reach her? Also, could you include some background informa-'i/n on her? —DJ, Nacogdoches, Texas

A: Goldie Hawn is a native of Washington. D C , born Nov. 21. 1945. She once had her own dance school in the nation's capital. Her successful transition frOm Laugh-In's dizzy blonde to executive producer and leading lady has included two down-the-tubes marriages to director Gus Trikoms and comedian/musician Bill Hudson. She has three children (two boys and a girl) and has homes in Pacific Palisades. Calif., and Old Snowmass. Colo Goldie (it's her real name) enjoys making her own clothes.

cooking and playing tennis. And here is an odd tnvia uem Hawn's father, Rutledgc Hawn. is a direct descendant of Edward Ruiledge of South Carolina, the youngest signer of the Declaration of Independence Write to Goldie Hawn. c/o William Morris Agency, I 51 El Camino Drive. Beverly Hills. CA 90212.

Q: I would like to knon if the Linda Evans mho starred in Ihe Big V alley series years ago is the same IJnda Evans mho starred on Dynasty. If not, then mould you please tell me the age. place of birth and credentials of the actress on The Big Valley? —Brian BurchardL Watertown, S.D.

A: The Linda Evans of The Big Valley and Dynasty is one and the same. Of course ihere are quite a few years in between these roles,- She was 23 when filming The Big I'a/ley and 39 when production started on Dynasty.

Q: Thought I mould trite you and hope you get this letter. In ansner lo a question asked by Cheryl Durbin, Devils Lake. V D , in the Dec. I issue where she nan led to know Gail Davis' address, it is: 10625 Moor Park, Apt. No. 1, North Holly mood C.A, 91602. Now that I've helped you, could you give me the address of Johnny Carson? I need to write him. —Alan Carney, Powell. Tenn.

A: Thank you for your interest. Alan, and that's a great photo of you with Gail Davis Why don't you write and lell me aboul ihe Riders of the Silver Screen Meanwhile. "Heeeeere 's Johnny's" address Johnny Carson, c/o

Goldie Hewn The Tonight Show, 3000 W Alameda Ave.. Burbank. C\ 91523.

Q: / nould like the address of \lichael Ijtndon. I ha*e some books I think he mould be interested in having. —Sadie St id ham. (orb in, Ky.

A: Send your books to Michael Landon. 1930 Century Park E.. No 407, Los Angeles. CA 9006"

Send your questions aboul thf world of entertainment lo: Polly Vonetes. Let's Talk. P.O. Box 17748, Fort Worth. Texas 76102-0748. Because of the »olume of mail, only .questions of general interest can be answered.'

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