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Supporters to lobby for airport purchase By Diane Gal* staff writer

Launching a school to prepare students for jobs in aviation is the prime reason for local governments to buy Mettetal Airport, according to the Committee for Aviation Education.

The group, composed of Canton residents fighting to save the airport, plans to attend a Canton Board meeting Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. to ask for the board's support.

"What happens to Mettetal not only af-fects Canton, but the surrounding communi-ties," said John Vergona, committee mem-ber and main figure in the-yearlong effort

Amoco landscape project takes root By M.B. Dillon staff writer

the Amoco Corp., says the compa-ny's abandoned service station at Ann Arbor Trail and Main will be landscaped before Christmas with pines, locust and flowering crab trees; berms; wood mulches and ground plantings.

The company's district office gave the go-ahead for the $30,000 project. The property has been on a Michigan Department of Natural Resources list of contaminated sites since 1979.

FOR YEARS, PETROLEUM-BASED contaminants seeped from underground storage tanks into the ground water and soil in an area ex-tending south of the Mayflower Meeting House, across Main Street, underneath Ann Arbor Trail, and east of the Bo* Bar. A large portion of the contamination is fuel oil. Fuel oil components include benzene and ethylbenzene, which are carcino-gens.

Amoco is pumping and treating polluted ground water and is propos-ing to clean the soil with an air-strip-ping process. Cleanup is expected to take up to five years at a cost of a half million dollars or more the first year.

The landscaping will take just three days, but work can't begin un-til trenches are dug by Groundwater Technology. Inc. of Farmington Hills, the firm doing the remediation for Amoco.

"We intend to have some of the trenches dug pending (the DNR's) approval of the final assessment plan," said Miller. "We anticipate there will be trenches for the recov-ery systems probably running some where along Main Street just off the sidewalk buried in one of the berms.

"We'll probably do the trenching in anticipation of the plan being ap-proved and make modifications as need be. We're hopeful that within the month, this will be complete."

Groundwater Technology has said they can complete the trenching in the next two to three weeks, be said.

"The landscapers are ready, will-ing and able to proceed post haste. They have the materials, which are

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to buy the airport at Joy and Lilley roads in Canton. «.

The committee called a roundtable meet-ing Nov. 20 to inform area elected officials, including state representatives James Kos-teva, D-Canton, and Gerald Law, R-Plym-outh, about the benefits of saving Mettetal. The airport is for sale by the owners, the Klochko family, who own Desert Sands Inc.

METTETAL SUPPORTERS expect a cold reception from most trustees, who in August voted 5-2 to shoot down a purchase proposal. Trustees rejected a study commit-tee recommendation to buy the airport.

Supervisor Tom Yack, Clerk Loren Ben-nett. Treasurer Gerald Brown and trustees

Phil LaJoy and Bob Shefferly voted against buying the airport. Trustees Elaine Kir-chgatter and John Prenizcky voted in favor of gathering more information.

Meanwhile, Plymouth Township trustees say they want in form an authority to buy Mettetal. The City of Plymouth is consider-ing joining.

A second blow to Mettetal supporters came by way o( state legislation presented by Kosteva and later passed by both houses, saying that Canton would have to waive a 5 percent contribution cost that would be owed by any authority.

Committee members questioned Kosteva last week about why he pushed the legisla-

tion through without first listening to their arguments. Kosteva countered that be was responding to the majority vote of Canton's elected officials and would reconsider his stand.

At Tuesday's board meeting the aviation committee will ask the board to waive that 5 percent fee. State and federal grants would cover the remaining 95 percent of the costs.

Vergona said the Klochkos haven't im-posed a deadline on the airport's sale. If the land isn't used as an airport it likely would be developed for light industrial businesses

Mettetal supporters say the airport could be used for a public aviation school that

would prepare students for a field that's seeking newcomers. Tom Kennedy, a TWA captain who lives in Plymouth Township, said , airlines are looking for aviation me-chanics and other technicians. In the next five or 10 years, he said, the demand for employees in these fields will surge. People new in the field can make between $30,000 and $60,000 annually, he said.

Kennedy said a public school would give low and middle income students an educa-tional opportunity that they probably wouldn't be able to afford at a private avia-tion school Also, a survey of Plymouth-

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Busy counselors help kids cope By M.B. Dillon staff writer

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The teacher couldn't figure out why. but one of her fourth-graders was constantly angry. Outbursts were daily occurrences.

A counselor took ber aside, and "I just pried it out of her." said Judy Weyant, who counsels at Field .and Allen elementaries.

"She had never told anyone this, but her mother was in a shelter be-cause of problems with a boyfriend involving alcohol and abuse The teacher had no idea what emotional strain the child has been under."

WEYANT IS ONE of five elemen-tary school counselors who briefed school board members last week on a new program providing counseling for K-5 students.

While the counselors agree the three-month-old program is effec-Uve, they say they're overwhelmed. Five counselors aren't enough to serve the district's 7,000 elementary school students.

With social problems on the upsw-ing, teachers notice that more and more of their students are at risk.

Jeffrey Fordell, administrative in-tern who's overseeing th^ effort, says that if trends continue, in a 40-member class graduating from high

school in the year 2000 • two class members will have

given birth before graduation; • eight will have dropped out of

school. • 11 will be unemployed after

graduation; • 15 will be living in poverty; • by graduaUon. 36 will have

used alcohol. 17 will have experi-mented with marijuana and eight with cocaine.

• six will have run away from home.

' Elementary school counseling is growing in-terms of need." said For-dell. "What prevention in the early grades can do for young people is to address crises before they become crises in middle school and high school.''

To meet those goals, "we should have 14 counselors, and we have five We definitely need one at each building, so 12 would be an absolute minimum." Fordell said.

The board budgeted about $125,000 and in June hired five coun-selors. all of w^om have master s de-grees in guidance and counseling.

The fledgUrs staff has received more than 650 counseling referrals, Weyant said

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More than 500 fo lks s h o w e d u p Friday for S a n t a ' s arr ival in Canton at t h e C i n e m a 6 movie house . The arr ival w a s minus a he l i cop te r th is year , but tha t d idn ' t d a m p e n t h e exc i t emen t of t h e k ids . Above, Hear tao t h e c lown en t e r t a in s Mike S t o e c k l e a n d daugh te r , Ashley, 7 m o n t h s . S t e p h a n i e Landin , 4, tells San ta w h a t ' s on h e r gift list.

Plymouth Road paving on county project list

Fixing bumpy Plymouth Road be-tween Mill and Haggerty is on a list of county road projects planned for 1991

"A resurfacing project has been proposed as part of a road projects list in the 1991 county budget." ac-cording to a letter from the county public services office to Plymouth City Manager Gordon Jaeger

The county office said the budget, which provides for the road im-provement, has been submitted for county commission approval

"The city of Plymouth share would be approximately $40,000," according to the letter, with the county paying $80,000 "We will be contacting you with more definitive information after the Dec I. 1990 adoption of the 1991 budget." ac-cording to the letter to Jaeger.

BL'T COUNTY Commissioner Su-san Hemtz, R-Northville, said if she gets her way, the city will pay noth-ing.

"We believe the county should take care of all of the cost of that, it's a county road." she said.

Jaeger told city commissioners Nov 19 that the project "is subject to elimination if they run into some financial difficulties themselves."

City Commissioner James Jabara said a county resurfacing of the road in recent years "was totally unsatis-factory," and added the city should be credited for money contributed to that ear ber project

Heintz said it's too early to tell if the repaving is certain for 1991. "We're still waiting on all the projec-tions on gas and weight taxes." which help fund county road repairs, she said

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Visitors get taste of first Thanksgiving By Kevin Brown staff writer

"A Plymouth Thanksgiving" was a success, say organizers, some bust ness owners and those who viewed the festivities

The Big Guy must have liked it too. considering the striking rainbow that spanned the horizon as folks filed out of Kellogg Park on the first day of the event

On Friday, more than 200 specta-tors circled the scene in Kellogg P a r k w h e r e "A P lymouth Thanksgiving" participants re-enact-

ed the legendary first Thanksgiving

SOME ONLOOKERS stood on benches and others on tip-toes as theater students and local residents dressed like pilgrims passed wooden bow is of breaa, walnuts, xucchlhl, cucumbers - and turkey

'The turnout is marvelous," said organizer Fred Hill, dressed in a black and white pilgrim outfit "Peo-ple in the community are saying it's marvelous "

Earlier Friday, an icy rain mixed

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all coming out of the Detroit area." said Miller, ' " The onjy work to be done on the station itself includes "minor touch-ups with paint and installation of a stainless steel stack, or Chimney if you wilL

"We intend to raise the vent up so that anything released into the envi-ronment is released at a level that is

to be some distance off the ground." The station will house the remediation equipment

RALPH LORENZ-S Mayflower Sleeting House, adjacent to the sta-tion, is the property most severely aflected by the contamination With t ie exception of one. the offices in tbe Meeting House have been vacat-ed because of the problem.

Lorenz is suing Amoco in U.S. Dis-trict Court, claiming damages and demanding that the site be cleaned uR-

Mike Souther Land, Lorenz's attor-ney. said Amoco supplied him Tues-d o : with the technical plans to re-mediate the site. . Two earlier proposals were reject-

eCby the DNR and affected property

; Southerland is reviewing the pro-posals and submitting them to a con-sultant for comment. ! "But I've already seen a few prob-

lems. One in particular is that the plan does not provide for enough ex-traction units beneath the (Meeting House) basement," said Souther land

The basement has different foun-dational columns running into the ground that would impede the ex-traction system from pulling all of the contaminant out from under the basement They'll have to put in ad-ditional points.

"We also want to do some addi-tional testing of the nature of the gases beneath there to ensure they're not volatile, that is exploeiVe. materials."

The pollutant is in a "hard, thick state in the drain tile beneath the foundation of the Meeting House." Souther land added. "As far - as I know, the plan doesn't provide for removal of that. The plan still con-templates leaving pollutant in the clay."

Amoco has said it will "begin to prove to Plymouth that Amoco is a company with a strong sense of cor-porate responsibility. We recognize the role we play and our responsibil-ity to do what's r ight"

U.S. District Judge Patrick Dug-gan is hearing the case.

"We met with Judge Duggan Wednesday and he told us we'll be the number one trial scheduled in May or June. He's not going to let it drag on," said Southerland. "He said it's too important "

Southerland says he doesn't want to "put a band aid on this thing. I want to do it right.

"With all due respect, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out what was going on. Amoco has known for a long time what they've done here. It's only now that they've had to that they've faced up to i t "

Southerland expects the case to draw national attention.

"The question that hasn't been ex-plicitly explored is, assuming you meet whatever governmental re-quirements there are for clean up, is it possible for a landowner to be damaged above and beyond the cost of the clean up? That hasn't been ad-dressed Most of the time, it's a bat-tle of bow clean is clean."

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Grade school counselors overwhelmed Continued from Page 1 many referrals, the reality is we're too short-staffed to handle all the re-quests." said Weyant, who like her counterparts, makes outside refer-rals.

The counselors say youngsters are grappling with difficulties ranging from anxiety, phobias and low self-esteem to family problems involving substance abuse, sexual abuse, ill-ness and death.

"The highest incidence of sexual abuse involving children occurs when they're in the third, fourth and fifth grades," said Weyant "With the holidays approaching, there's an even greater incidence of substance «tase and physical abuse."

While counseling is stressful, "we aJ! have success stories that have matfe all the stressful days worth it,"

she said. "For so many children, we are the first adults listening to them in a non-threatening way. Some-times these kids just need to be lis-tened to and affirmed."

Carol Dolan counsels children in small groups at Farrand and Fiegel elementaries.

It's preventative intervention for students dealing with similar prob-lems, such as coping with divorce or substance abuse in the family, low self-esteem or being new to a school. One of four children are affected by substance abuse, Dolan said. "We want to teach them coping skills, give them support, help them iden-tify their feelings and let the high

risk children know they're not the only ones '*

JANET DERSEY, counseling at Miller, Bird and Isbister, works with parents.

Parents have a very difficult job today They face a multitude of problems. We come to parenthood with very little preparation. It's an unspoken expectation that instinct will be enough. Sometimes it isn't. Parents need support and help as they rear their children. "

Parents at Miller requested a class, and got i t It's been so popular that there's a waiting list for a sec-ond, Dolan said.

"We have great hopes this will be

a priority for the future. When we can bring parents together, the whole process becomes so much more effective," she said.

Cathy Campbell, who services Hoben and Eriksson, says preventive counseling in the classroom is "on the cutting edge." With her students, Campbell deals with issues ranging from self-image to friendship, deci-sion-making and drugs. "The kids see us as one more helping person," said Campbell.

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Canton students, Kennedy said, showed that 32 percent would be interested in an aviation school.

Carol Herrick, Canton resident and pilot, compared Mettetal to a jewel in the Nile and something that other communities don't have. You don't have to be a pilot to en-joy the airport, she said, because it's a place where anyone can go and watch the planes. Mettetal has worked hard to be a part of the

community, she said, referring to activities like the annual Mettetal Pancake Breakfast that's open to the public.

Representatives from the state bureau of aeronautics and the Fed-eral Aviation Administration have argued that Mettetal needs to be preserved

"Airports are becoming an en-dangered species and we need to protect the airports that we have." said Dean Nitz, FAA state supervi-sor

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with snow at about 11:S0 a.m. sug-gesting weather wouldn't cooperate on the event's first day.

Still, by noon, Michelle Clemens of the Plymouth Park Players, wearing a maroon cloak to ward off the chill, was calling out to passersby, "Happy Thanksgiving to thee."

"They seem to be really enjoying it, even though the weather s so chilly out," she said. Speaking in an English, or colonists' aocent. she added. 'The people who are here want to be entertained."

Marci Hannewald, a saleswoman at Wayside Gifts just across from the park, said, "It's been so busy — everybody want's to know when they're (event participants) going to do things."

"WE'VE NOTICED there's a lot of people on the street." said sales-woman Bunny Hallway from behind the counter at the Nawrot Pendleton Shop on Forest.

"It's a-'Very festive atmosphere; it's a very good mood."

Esther McKendry, another sales-woman. said business was better on the Friday after Thanksgiving than it was last year — probably because "A Plymouth Thanksgiving" drew

people to town. But Lloyd Combe, owner of "The

Put-Upon Shoppe" in the Forest Place Mall reported "about the same flow" of shoppers on Friday as on the Friday after Thanksgiving last year.

Another event highlight — judging by the hundreds who watched — were the Indian dance demonstra-tions. Dawn DeMarsh, a University of Michigan student who lives in Redford and is a member of the Po-tawatomi and Oneida tribes, joined seven other native dancers on a plat-form in the Kellogg Park fountain They wore costumes featuring color-ful medallions of bright yellows, reds and blues, and buckskin yokes and decorative feathers.

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The re-enactment of the first Thanksgiving, at 1:30 p.m., opened with Fred Hill calling out over a mi-crophone. "I give you the governor. Governor Bradford "

Gov -Bradford, alias A1 LaCroix of Plymouth, read a 10-minute descrip-tion of the first Thanksgiving, as George Thomann of Wixom and his two boys looked on.

"We just got here.-' he said. "I think it will be a neat experience for the kids "

"1 think* it's a good idea." added Mary Ann Foss of Plymouth, tending to her daughter Courtney "It's nice to have more e m p h a s i s on Thanksgiving."

Also surveying the scene from Main Street was Earl Smith of Willmington, 111 "It's great," be said "We're up frorfi Illinois visiting. My son and his wife heard about this."

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A r e a S c o u t s e x h i b i t a t C o b o Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts and Ex-

plorers from Can too, Plymouth, Livonia, Redford. Westland and

• other communities of the Gemini District of the Detroit Area Council

I of Boy Scouts were among 20,000 Scouts f rom metropolitan Detroit participating recently in "Scout Show #0" at Cobo Hall.

Under the leadership of cubmas-ter George Badeen Cub Scout Pack 342, chartered by the Redford Po-lice Department* operated a games booth for the show's visitors.

Troop 875, chartered to St. Paul Presbyterian Church of Livonia, presented an extensive model train layout The troop, under the leader-ship of scoutmaster Robert Nill and assistant scoutmaster Charles Schlaepfer, has been working with the boys for more than a year to prepare the special exhibit.

Other exhibits included demon-strations of Scout skills and activi-ty areas such as pioneering, camp-ing, rope making, cooking, first aid, sailing, aviation, computers, and Indian lore.

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Two students a t the Ford Voca-tional-Technical Center in Westland. Joseph Allen and Terry Hall, will share a 575 regional bronze award for their region I. division I entry in a school shop are welding awards program, sponsored by a national

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Allen's and Hall's entry describes the "gang box" they designed and built under the supervision of Ford Center teachers William Pettis and Diane McLean.

The competition is sponsored by the Geveland-based James F. Lin-coln Arc Welding Foundation, estab-lished in 1936 by the Lincoln Elec-tric Co. to promote the science and application of are welding and to recognize superior achievements in those fields.

The foundation includes the east-ern fourth of the eastern and mid-west states in the competition.

By Leonard Poger staff writer

Gov.-elect John Engler wants to cut local school property taxes and boost the state's support of K-12 schools.

Dennis O'Neill wishes him luck. _O'Neill is superintendent of the . Wayne-Westland school district, which serves southeast Canton

'The jury is still out," O'Neill said in an interview on how Engler's ad-ministration and vow to be the "edu-cation governor" will affect public school districts.

The superintendent said that while he views Engler as an "honorable man," he doesn't know how the gov-ernor-elect can cut property taxes 20 percent as promised and at the same time increase s tate support of public schools.

O'Neill noted that Gov. James Blanchard. defeated by Engler Nov. 6. raised the s tate income tax rate in early 1983 and saw a change in the state Legislature.

Two state sena tors were recalled in Macomb and Oakland counties shortly af ter the tax rate hike was approved.

"It would take something like a chapter from 'Profiles in Courage,1

Wayne- Westland School District The district serves southeast Canton.

if Engler tried to raise taxes. O'Neill said.

The superintendent also said that he "hopes-that Engler's support of the 'schools of choice' concept is only a smokescreen to cover financial problems."

ONE SCHOOLS of choice concept, debated by political candidates dur-ing the fall election campaigns, would allow students to enroll at any other school within their district.

O'Neill said the local elementary school pupils can attend schools out-side their neighborhood, if there is space and their parents provide transportation.

But transferring is allowed at the junior and senior high school level only in extenuating circumstances, he said.

One possible scbools-of-choice concept would allow students to en-roll at any public school regardless of which district they live in.

Under that concept, local students

could attend West Bloomfield High School which has twice as much money behind each student, O'Neill said,

"That would bring equity but it wouldn't be politically expedient," he admitted.

The superintendent said the s tate is facing a major revenue shortfall although Engler promised during the fall campaign to boost the s tate 's support of K-12 schools to 50 percent of their budget

"That 's a noble goal," O'Neill said, "but I haven't heard of any new money being put in" the K-12 state aid formula.

The superintendent is also less than enthusiastic about the s tate enacting a "Robin Hood" program of taking state categorical program monies f rom out-of-formula districts and redistributing the funds to in-formula districts. | - I < I — " " "* u , a teacners in tfie stat

Hockey cold war' to resume in area in sprina By Teed Schneider we were there." said WestlanH ... . . .

Out-of-formula distr icts don't qualify for general state aid because they have a relatively high property tax base behind each student. But those district*still receive state cat-egorical funds for transportation, gifted student and other programs.

In-formula districts like Wayne-Westland qualify for state member-ship aid.

. O'NEILL FEELS that the "Robin Hood" concept of redistributing of state monies would result in finan-cial equity among school systems "but at a high price for out-of-formu-la districts,"

"How we will get new (state) moo-ies?" O'Neill asked. 'There is no money tree" in Lansing.

On long-range educational issues O'Neill urged cutting the number of the more than 500 school districts, a state-wide contract for teachers, and better use of technology, such as TV.

"While we still need teachers in classrooms," be said, "a student doesn't have to be in a lab every day to learn chemistry."

The superintendent said that push ing for a statewide contract for teachers would be like "taking on Goliath," referring to the Michigan Education Association, the union which represents most public school teachers in the state.

By Tedd Schneider staff writer

The cold war is history, but the challenge on ice remains.

Westland will play host to a teen-age hockey team from the Soviet Union next spring as part of the city's year-long 25th anniversary celebration, city officials announced last week.

The March excursion is a return engagement of sorts.

The exhibition tour represents the back end of a home-and-home series that began in 1989 when the a West-land-based youth hockey team, the Stingers, traveled to Helsinki, Fin-land and Leningrad, Russia for 10 days of competition.

"The whole idea (of a Soviet visit) probably got started the last night

we were there," said Westland city councilman Ken Mehl. Mehl and his wife, Sonya, were t h e city's official representatives during the 1989 trip.

"Personally, my wife and I are pretty excited," he said.

Mehl is heading the 25th anniver-sary subcommittee responsible for planning the Soviet visit.

CITY OFFICIALS and subcom-mittee members have been working for the last six to eight months to arrange the visit, Mehl said Tuesday. "We finally got the confirmation by FAX this week."

He said the thaw in U.S.-Soviet re-lations during the past few years may have made things a little easier.

Dates for the visit haven't been fi-nalize*^ although Mehl said the tar-get is March 15-26 or 27, before

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Mehl said the Soviet delegation could number 30-34. including 17 hockeyplayers. The remainder will be comprised of adults, mostly school and government officials.

Housing arrangements are about half complete, he said.

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Mehl said hopefully there would be no cost for the city to host the delegation.

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"The biggest drawback (in putting the trip together) is if they aren't al-lowed to land in Detroit. If they have to land in New York it's going to cost another <7,000 to bring them here."

Until recently, the U.S. govern ment only allowed Soviet planes to land in New York or Washington But Mehl said travel restrictions be-tween the two countries are being eased and it may be possible for the delegation to fly directly to Detroit Metropolitan Airport.

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Deceptive. Disabling Devastat-ing These are descriptions oj head injury, a n affliction that strikes a n e s t ima ted I million c i t -izen* annually, rendering them confused or forgetful in it® most benign form and a t i t s worst, wheelchair-bound with little or no control over bodily function

In the thtrd and final article of the series, we look at Michigan's no-fault auto insurance that finances the comprehensive and often long rehabilitation essential in overcoming brain injuries

By J«nic» Brunton staff writer

Dean Babiak was doubly unlucky that December evening in 1980 when he was beaten and left semicons-cious in the parking lot of a Water-ford bowling alley.

Babiak, 36 at the time and unem-ployed. was left severely brain in-jured. Worse, aside from minimal speech therapy, he has received none of the extensive and essential reha-bilitation necessary for recovery be-cause neither he nor his retired mother are able to afford the enor-mous costs.

"Before the beating, my son had an IQ of 135 In his last 1Q test, he measured borderline mentally hand-icapped." said Babiak's mother, Gini Neuville who, since 1984, has been active in the Wayne-Oakland Chap-ter of the Michigan Head Injury Alli-ance

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The irony is, if Babiak had been injured in an auto accident, chances are he would be a significantly changed man today, certainly more productive, better able to care for himself and perhaps even able to work.

Had be been an insured motorist under Michigan's No-Fault Law. cat-astrophic coverage would automati-cally provide unlimited medical and rehabilitation services. All motorists insured in Michigan are covered

Considered model legislation and hailed as the most progressive in the nation, no-fault is under attack by a pair of Republican lawmakers who are proposing massive reform of the system, including reduced rates by offering catastrophic coverage as an option.

OPTIONAL COVERAGE spells disaster, say opponents of the re-form, because young drivers, those roost prone to accidents and whose insurance rates are highest, would certainly choose lower rates. In the event of a disabling accident, there

would be no benefits for oo-going care or therapy

"The only thing worse than bead injury is compounding the tragedy by having no money available for re-habilitation," said Birmingham at-torney Wayne Miller who specialises in representing head injury victims. Miller is also vice president of the Head Injury Alliance in Wayne and Oakland counties.

"Long term services, particularly custodial care and activity program-ming is absolutely essential, for both the head injured and the. sanity of their families,'' be added.

A Southfield father, a West Bloom-field wife and a Livonia business-woman are painfully aware of the need. The first two a re embroiled in bitter financial suits. The son of the Southfield man was seriously injured in a parachute jump four years ago and the West Bloomfield woman has

been unable to work since suffering a blow to the head a year ago. In the interim, both are paying owt-of-pock-et for care

The Livonia woman, involved in an out-of-state auto accident, was re-cently forced to discontinue counsel-ing af ter losing a court suit for fi-nancial assistance in the state where she was injured, which does not offer no-fault coverage. She can no longer afford rehab care-

In Michigan, injuries f rom motor-cycle, snow mobile and bicycle acci-dents are not covered.

IT'S VERY DISHEARTENING. I often have to turn away injury vic-tixra There is nothing to be done, simply because their accident does not entitle them to no-fault bene-fits." Miller said.

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Chamber is thankful for support To the editor:

May we through your column send a very special word of appreciation tQ all who helped make our Auction 1990 a reality. 1

Thank you to the Plymouth Com-munity for the overwhelming show of support for our recent Annual Meeting/Auction 1990. To all who worked on a committee, thank you for your time and energy. To the Steering Committee members who pulled together to make it all hap-pen: John Blackwell. S. Ted Boloven. Karen Burrill. Joyce Costanza. Den-ni Englehart, Saundra Florek. Min-nie Johnson. John Lankford. Marilyn LeVasseur. Herb Little. Chuck Lowe, Candy Paff, Pat Pulkownik. Marga-ret Slezak, Doug Zemmin.

And a special word of praise to the two gentlemen who chaired our event: co-chair Wayne Daniels, of R. J. Liddy Moving L Transport, who many times worked behind the scenes doing whatever was neces-sary to get the job done and Cham-ber President. Harold Bergquist of Northland Container who chaired the Auction and made good his inau-gural promise to consolidate the Chamber fund raisers.

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Writing is rewriting To the editor:

I am writing in response to Philip Power's recent column on education-al reform and Public Act 25. Mr. Power's comments on a variety of issues suggest an unfamiliarity with widely accepted principles in public education, but particularly an igno-rance of research in effective writ-ing instruction.

As the representative of a group of English teachers at Birmingham Groves High School, I am compelled to set the record straight.

MR. POWER argues that the sug-gested outcomes in writing are "be-wildering" because they focus on such areas as "prewriting. drafting, revising, proofreading, publishing" instead of "the idea that children should leam to write clearly, logical-ly. and quickly."

Perhaps these terms are bewilder-ing to Mr Power because he has not bothered to survey what English educators have been studying for the past 20 years, the strategies that ac-tually empower young people to write the kinds of essays he would prefer.

WE WRITE clearly and logically when we devote time to thinking (prewriting); we write clearly and logically when we give words to our thoughts (drafting); we write clearly and logically when we evaluate what we have committed to text and make appropriate adjustments to clarify our meaning (revising); we write clearly and logically when we take the time to edit our work so that it contains a minimum if errors (proofreading); we write clearly and logically when We analyze our audi-ence and adjust our messages to per-suade. inform, entertain or reveal our understanding of our subject (publishing).

As for writing "quickly," Mr. Pow-er fails to identify any particular ad-vantages t o - tha t value. English teachers current in the develop-ments in writing instruction will ar-gue that when students actually de-velop proficiency in the elements of the writing process described above, the ease of writing is a natural con-sequence.

PERHAPS THE ultimate testimo-ny to the need for helping students to think and analyze an approach to subject matter is Mr. Power's curso-ry dismissal of an entire movement in writing instruction in two sentenc-es. That kind of analysis is superfi-cial at best, and probably destruc-tive of real efforts to improve our schools.

One thing we can all agree on is that schools won't get better until we abandon the rhetorical flourish in fa-vor of reasoned analysis and empiri-cal research. By those standards, the assessment of student writing de-mands that we fpcus on narrowly de-fined and archQc principles that do little to he^Jr students think about what they are doing when they write.

Writing is a way of thinking our way into a subject, Mr. Power. It's

clear from your comments that you haven't really progressed past the prewriting stage.

We all look foward to the revision that really is worth publishing.

John Klemme English department head

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Saving souls clergy's job To the editor:

Regarding Jack Gladden's article about separation of church-state, I beg to differ.

Is it not the job of the clergy to "save souls'" Well, that is exactly what Bishop Austin Vaughan of New York was doing when he gave Gov: Mario Cuomo his options.

Either he stopped supporting the terrible crime of tearing babies' a rms and legs off, crushing their skulls and stopping their beating hearts or risk going to hell.

1 would say that is pure censorship if the dear bishop cannot do his job.

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Cable Television is an interesting phenomenon, the history of which is relatively short. Ten years ago, as our local communities explored cable television for the first time, there was talk about an industry that would greatly change the way we do things. Some even felt that we would be doing our grocery shopping, bank-ing. or voting through our television set.

v Ten years later cable television is only now beginning to develop a track record. A track record based in the reality of what is not only available but what is feasible We have a future to look forward to with all of its technical innovations and' we also have a past to compare our-selves with. We learn from our ac-tions. and we develop as our commu-nity desires us to.

We are proud at Omnicom of the quality of work we do and the serT vices that we provide. For we really are the product of our community — the needs, desires and wants of our neighbors are reflected in the pro-gramming and access to program-ming that we provide. We work with-in the guidelines of a contract en-tered into 10 years ago. Whereas some would adhere to the exact words of the contract and limit ser-vices provided, we have chosen to liberally interpret the contract and offer more services than are re-quired.

It is with this in mind that I re-spond to the recent editorial saluting the creation of a Canton Cable Com-mittee and encouraging Omnicom to provide service to the rural western sections of Canton. We are apprecia-tive of the Committee and its will-ingness to channel citizen views

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Each year Omnicom, to ensure consumer satisfaction, surveys our subscribers. Ninety percent of the responses on our telephone survey are positive regarding the level and quality of service being received. This is, in large part, due to the ef-forts of our 60 employees, many of

- whom live in our local service area. But I also feel that it is a recognition that the community appreciates and supports many of our local activi-ties, including 30 hours a week in lo-cal programming, with shows like Microwave Today, Wednesday Re-port: Live, and The Chamber Report

The whole area of community pro-gramming is one that we take great pride in. Although our contract with the local community does not re-quire a special number of local shows, or hours per week, we have strived to attain an average of 30 hours a week. Hundreds of your neighbors have received training in the use of a camera, editing and pro-duction work. Many have gone on to school with a head start in a commu-nications education. Today, we have students from the High School Close Up program working as a production

crew for ooe of our locally produced shows. Valuable lessons are learned that will pay dividends for many years down the road, and an unspo-ken benefit in having Omnicom Ca-blevision working in the community.

In referring to our contract it is important to note that Omnicom is not required to provide service to areas with less than 70 houses per mile. It is the policy of Omnicom to provide service to areas that have as few as 40 homes per mile. Once again, as with local programming, this is an area that Omnicom ex-ceeds our minimum contractual obli-gation It is significant to note the cost of running cable is approxi-mately 120,000 a linear mile.

Omnicom feels very much a part of our local community. We appreci-ate the support given us by residents We also want to ensure that all resi-dents have their voices heard The Canton Cable Committee has our complete and total support We ap-preciate the willingness of the Ob-server Newspaper to promote the use of the committee.

We will continue to provide ser-vices, like the 26 hours of live Fall Festival coverage, and the full cov-erage of the Canton Challenge Festi-val. We will continue to make deci-sions like service availability to new neighborhoods in a businesslike man-ner in order to make sure that the cost of service is not driven up prohi-bitively.

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In addition to unlimited medical and rehab benefits, Michigan's No-fault also provides three-years' worth of wage-loss benefits and al-lows those with "permanent se-rious disfigurement or serious im-pairment of body function" to maintain negligence action against the driver at fault for the injury.

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s "Despite having the most gen-erous no-fault benefits in the na-tion, Michigan has continuously ex-perienced low average premiums.

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s "Loss ratios for auto insur-ance (the percent of premium dol-lars going back in the form of claims payments) have been con-sistently and significantly higher in Michigan than in the rest of the na-tion.

"This means that Michigan is returning among the highest per-centage of premium dollars back to injured victims of any state in the nation."

IN CONCLUSION, the report said. We need to examine whether mandatory unlimited benefits, forced upon consumers without op-tions to reduce their premium costs, are justifiable and appropri-ate when insurance costs are ever increasing." Reducing personal in-jury protection to $250,000 could, the report suggests, save the con-sumer "as much as 148.12 annual-ly "

The proposal. Miller said, is "60 pages of a virtual wish list for the insurance industry Not a single re-form is favored by consumer groups." And. he added, it is unlike-ly the proposed changes will signif-icantly lower insurance premiums.

The issue was discussed in a re-cent issue of the Michigan Head In-jury Alliance. "We believe the esti-mated cost savings by reducing benefits cannot justify the poten-tial loss of necessary medical, therapeutic and cognitive services that are required to complete the rehabilitation process," the article said. '

Meanwhile. Babiak. a victim of violent c^ime a decade ago, now resides in a full care facility, paid for by Medicaid and Social Securi-ty Disability. His condition contin-ues to decline He still receives no rehab therapy, according to his mother

"It's hard," she said, not to both envy and resent those lucky enough to qualify for the generous and life-giving benefits of no-fault, a cruel circumstance forced upon the in-jured by something as insignificant as the circumstances of their acci-dent

' And now, even that may be threatened.

M o n d a y . N o v e m t x w 26. 1990 OitE • f K.

Phone cal l p u t s b read on needy ' s t ab l e By Jan ics Branson staff writer .

Creative fund-raising by the na-tion's largest food program is apt to generate significant contributions It is also certain to create good will among donors participating in an easy-to-give program.

Second Harvest, a private agency that provides food for 164 national food banks and some 40,000 chari-ties. is relying -on the telephone in a unique effort to raise money called Partners Against Hunger.

Donors may dial a Hunger Infor-mation Line, 1-900-468-GIVE, and presto. Second Harvest receives a J5 cash donation The charge is reflect-ed in the caller's next monthly tele-phone bill

The 900 number is sponsored by Home Pride bread, a product of Con-tinental Baking. The firm is also do-nating a nickel from each loaf of bread sold during November.

"We have long contributed surplus bread to feed the hungry," said Rob-

Donors may dial a Hunger Information Line, 1-900-468-GIVE, and presto, Second Harvest receives a $5 cash donation. The charge is reflected in the caller's next monthly telephone bill.

ert Heiss. a Southfield resident who manages the Wayne County Conti-nental Baking facility.

Cash contributions are used by Second Harvest to purchase surplus food, transport donated food and store non-perishable stock, accord-ing to James Gonya. president of Gleaners Community Food Bank, a Detroit-based operation that relies on food donations from Second Har-vest

"OUR TAG LINE is turning sur-

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plus food into a plus for the hungry," said Gonya. whose organization re-ceives some two million pounds of food annually from Second Harvest Gleaners distributes the food to 180 agencies in Wayne, Oakland and five additional counties

The Newburgh Baptist Church in Westland is one such recipient This year, church members expect to dis-tribute 50.000 pounds of food, ac-cording to the Rev. Jerry Kruchkow

"We primarily distribute to the walking wounded in the suburbs,"

Kruchkow 4aid By "walking wound ed," be means the working poor, peo-ple who are employed but unable tQ make ends meet.

Assisting Kruchkow in his distri*. button efforts are two volunteer, from the Westland Job Bank. Don Toor and Sherard West brook Both' men. receiving salaries from Gener-al Motors, are temporarily laid off from work. In the interim, they vol-unteer full time for no pay with the church food program

Villa Maria, a home for senior cit-izens in Livonia, also receives food, primarily canned goods, breads and pastries.

"The donations are very helpful, especially the bread Old or people seem to love their bread And their pastry," said Sister Lucille. "Every little bit helps "

To do your bit during the holidays, consider a telephone 900 donation -or contribute directly to Gleaners Food Bank For more information, call 923-3535

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Stuffed? Help the hungry

With Thanksgiipng warmly tucked behind our belt buckles and buttons, the last of that turkey carcass picked clean and hopefully thrown into a stock pot for soup, did you ever stop to think what it would be like to

in line, hoping and praying that the agency providing your only warm meal of the day wouldn't run out of turkey, gravy, stuffing and potatoes? -3

As you search through the cupboards looking for that can of cranberry sauce hidden behind the bulging shelves of soup, taco shells, canned vegetables and cereal boxes, were ybu aware that there are thousands of

. people, many in our own neatly landscaped backyards, who open their cupboards only to find a bag of USDA-packaged corn meal and an occasional can of evaporated milk?

The facts are astounding. With many community agencies feeling budgets cuts, the rolls continually expand with families requesting assistance. Maybe it was a temporary layoff, a sudden turn of bad luck or even an unexpected medical emergency that tapped a family's food budget. Whatever the reasons, there are people going to bed . hungry

Fortunately, there are agencies like the folks from Gleaners

. Community Food Bank who assist folks with bare cupboards. It might be the mom (or dad) with two kids struggling on ADC who need their help. Mayb$>it's the senior citizen who lives down your street who purchases only day-old bread and past-prime produce from your local supermarket. It could even be that shelter for battered women and children who gathered around their Thanksgiving table wondering if they will ever get a chance to return to a normal lifestyle.

SOME FOLKS need help, and as a nation with bulging cupboards, it's up to us to lend a hand The scenarios of people needing help are as long and varied as our income tax forms.

It becomes increasingly easy to sit back and say that it's not our problem. But it is. We write checks every week to our church. Heck, there's even a payroll deduction now for contributions to the United Fund. But these funds can only go so far.

At a recent visit to my city hall. I noticed a rather large display of brochures from the Gleaners Community Food Bank requesting that I buy a case of food to help feed the hungry. The brochure sat on my desk for a few days, and when it became time to do the weekly sorting. I found it and took a few minutes to see just what my donation would buy.

If you read this column and enjoyed a bountiful Thanksgiving table with your friends and family, why not Uke a few extra minutes right now to do something for those not so fortunate',,

Please share your bounty this season with a gift of food for those in need Send your tax-deductible check, payable to Gleaners Community Food Bank, and help provide the more than 155,000 meals that go to the needy every week in our area Here's an idea of what your donation can provide:

$8 76 for a case of Welch's fruit juice

910.82 buys a case of Freshlike green beans

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Castleberry's beef stew 917 89 opens a case of Velvet

peanut butter $20.44 spreads a case of Ragu

spaghetti sauce

Send your donation to: Gleaners Community Food Bank. 2111 Beaufait. Detroit 48207. or you can phone 921-3535

Hors d ' o e u v r e s p r e p a r e d by Larry J a n e s i nc lude Dip in t oma to . Ar t ichoke Heart a n d 3 - C h e e s e Puff and Nut Terrine. Platters courtesy o f m ' l i ^ ^ ' ^ o -Roas ted Garlic D e c a d e n c e on c r a c k e r s , Cold BLT Past r ies , all on p l a t t e r at left, and Baked S a u s a g e ma. Laurel Park Place. Livonia

Appetite- whetters Combine dunks, tops, forms and wraps By Larry Janes special writer

WITH THE INFLUX of holiday parties, open houses and office get-togethers, today's busy cook is always in search of new ideas,

suggestions and tips to make his or her holiday entertaining easy and enjoyable.

Unfortunately fcr most party-throwers, this will be another season filled with the all-too-typical marinated meatballs, spinach dip in hollowed-out bread and the ever-present cheese balls

Isn't it about time someone came up with some nouveau holiday appetizers that will have your guests calling out for more? If you have ever found yourself still slaving over the entree while your spouse passes the onion dip and crackers to your guests in the other room, you might want to rip out this story and utilize it for an upcoming holiday party.

Hors d'oeuvres are a versatile food category, representing pure luxury and indulgence as well as the opportunity for a tremendous variety of stimulating tastes Almost any dish can be made into an appetizer simply by miniaturizing it. On the other hand, you also will find that many appetizer recipes can be turned into entrees

with the addition of a simple sauce and rice or pasta.

IN ORDER TO plan a great hors d'oeuvres party, you need to remember a few minor categories. The best appetizer table is simply just that, an appetizer, something to enjoy before dining. Too many pre-dinner palate please rs spell catastrophe to a dinner party

If you are planning on serving dinner, keep the "apps" light and varied If, on the other hand, you want to put out a spread Henry VIII would relish, remember there will be little need for exotic salads, heavy pasta dishes and exorbitantly priced meats and seafoods.

The best appetizer table has a mixture of dunks, tops, forms and wraps. The dunks should consist of a mixture of relish selections with appropriate dips The tops can be an assortment of spreads, some hot, some cold, that can be piped onto crackers, spread onto party breads and then strategically placed on the tabletop

The forms can be molds of pate, t emnes concocted in simple breadpans and mousses adorning the most delicate molds The wraps can be a mixture of stuffed vegetables, stuffed wrappers, croustades. phyllo and puff pastry

And with everything we do in life, there

are a few rules that should always be followed, regardless of what our moms ha -e preached for decades. First, try to remember that throwing a party should be fun. Mommas through the centuries have instilled in our minds that hosts and hostesses must constantly be running around like the proverbial chicken with its head cut off, making sure that everything is just right and that the old adage What's the matter Don't you like my food?" coupled with the "Eat. It will mane me feel better." is the only way to throw a party.

CONTRARY TO what you and I have been taught, it's okay to enjoy your own party. The best host or hostess makes the best guest list, incorporating a melange of interesting folks who. by themselves, will keep the party going.

Suggestion number two has been practiced by the experienced partygiver for decades Plan the hors d'oeuvres so that as much can be done in advance as possible No one likes it when their host or hostess is secluded in a -hot kitchen for hours on end Remember, it's your party and you can enjoy "it too.

If your culinary talents equal those of your car maintenance abilities, try to understand that your guests are not coming with rating cards tucked under their armpits.

Here are recipes for one of each

COLD BLT DIP A great dank

1 pound bacon, cooked until crisp 3 tomatoes, peeled and seeded 1 cap mayonaisse or salad dressing 1 tablespoon Dijon-styled mustard '•* cup green onions, chopped '<« cap parsley, minced Dash hot pepper saoce

Drain bacon and cool. Combine remaining ingredients in a food processor and process until chunky This can be prepared up J o 2 days in advance and refrigerated. Serve with corn chips, tortillas, crackers or melbas. If there are any leftovers, hollow out a baked potato and heat throughout for a great side dish.

ROASTED GARLIC DECADENCE A superb top

6 large balbs garlic 4 tablespoons cream sherry *" 8 ounces chevre (goat cheese

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at overdressed prices —Pasta is supposed in be fun, w u« always thought Attacking a dish of

tangeLhaiL should be an unrefined sort of quest, slurpy and sloppy, em-barked upon in the same spirit that one chows down on barbecued ribs

We have some soul mates at La Luna Grancaffe. a big-hearted place that is loud in atmosphere, emphatic in food and yet sentimental in style, a light opera sort of restaurant right in downtown Birmingham, which could tftand a little Felllni-izlng any-way a

La Luna's pizza comes in two sizes — the eight-inch "mezza luna" and the 14-inch "fulla moona " Starting with a thin, cnspy crust, the restau rant then adds genuine ingredients (real ricotta and mozzarella. not the reduced calorie, rubber versions). The moon pie pizza is great, topped as it is with cheeses, a good mari-na ra sauce, trendy but tasty sun-dried tomatoes, pipe nuts and fresh basil.

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What a difference pure olive oil and fresh ingredients make The Capelli-m Rosellini featuring shrimp and scallops tossed with angel hair pas U. garlic, butfff i M white wine U outstanding

ON THE MENU, the specialties include Tortelhni di Jackolantini (pumpkin pasta) and another pasta dish, Pehne from Heaven (chicken, shrimp and broccoli sauteed with olive oil. garlic, sun-dried tomatoes

and crushed red pepper) Wisecracks are a decor theme,

like the legend. "She shot for the moon, but ended up with him" On the espresso list (sorry, no liquor li-cense), the statement "When the moon hit their eye like a big pizxa pie. it wasn't a more, but It was good" on the menu, and the immor-tal logo. To La Moon. Alicia." over the coffee bar

It may take daring to open a res-taurant—without—a—liquor—U STEPHEN CANTRCLL/alafi ptoxoor

these days, but La Luna undaunting-ly has substituted an internaUonal list of mineral waters, sparkling juices and no-alcohol beers and wines Premium coffee abounds as well Try the espresso with biscuits dipped in Gayle's chocolate

Details La Luna Grancaffe. 183 N. WooduHirtl, Birmingham. 642-7070

Hour* Monday-Thursday 5-9 pm., Fnday-5aturdap 5-11 pm

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" f n o f s $4 75 for smaii pizza to $13 50 for full meal AD major credit cards

Value Tremendous food in an appropriate price range.

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Recipes for appetizers s " 9 " can be good tor you • • source of pleasure for DMnio tnr ' 1 Continued from

Cut the tops off the garlic bulbs, leaving the root intact (all cloves should be exposed). Place the bulbs in a baking dish and brush with oil to prevent burning. Pill hafcing H.«h half full with water Bake at 250 de-grees until cloves are soft, about 1 bour. (Chefs suggestion: The warm bulbs can now be placed on small dishes with sliced frencfa bread and served as a garlic spread, if desired.) To make the decadance. squeeze the garlic cloves out of their wrappers into a food processor or blender Combine with remaining ingredients and blend until smooth Serve with assorted crackers, bread or toast points. For an interesting variation, try stirring in ^ cup chopped pecans or almonds. If you have leftovers, add some cream and make a great sauce for chicken, shish-kebabs or grilled fish.

BAKED SAUSAGE AND NUT TERRENE An oats Landing mold

2 tablespoons butter '•4 pound Italian sausage 'oil pound ham, minced •* cup walnuts, chopped «4 pound frozen spinach, thawed

1 onion, chopped fine 2 teaspoon garlic, chopped fine 2 tablespoons hatter H cap parsley, chopped 1 egg Vi cup seasoned bread crumbs 1 pound bacon 1 bay leaf

Preheat oven to 3S0 degrees. Saute the onions and garlic in 2 tablespoons butter to soften. Press all the excess moisture out of the spinach. Combine with onion-garlic mixture and puree in 'blender or pro-cessor till smooth. Combine with sausage. 2 tablespoons butter, pars-ley. egg and brad crumb®. Mix well. Stir in walnuts. Line a bread pan with bacon strip6. Fill the pan with the mixture and top with bay leaf and more bacon strips.

Top with foil and a lid. or 3 layers of foil if no lid is available. Place the pan in another pan of hot water that reaches halfway up the sides of the bread pan and place in a preheated 350-degree oven for 1 hour. This can be prepared 4 days in advance and refrigerated. Serve with thin-sliced cucumbers, party breads, assorted mustards and pumpernickle squares.

ARTICHOKE HEART AND 3-CHEESE P U F F PASTRIES

A dynamite wrap Two 6-ooace jars marinated arti-choke hearts, drained V cap f e u cheese 1 cap Monterey Jack-cheese, grated 4 cup ricotta cheese 1 dove garlic, minced H cup parsley, minced Olive oil to taste Salt, pepper and dillweed to taste 1 package puff pastry doagh. de-frosted

Preheat the oven to 400 degrees. Chop the artichoke hearts and m»g well with all remaining ingredients except puff pastry. Cut ooe sheet of the puff pastry into 2-inch squares. Fill with a heaping tablespoon of the mixture. Wrap pastry dough around filling and place seam side down cm a lightly greased cookie shee t Brush with olive oil and bake at 400 de-grees for 10-15 minutes or until gold-en. Serve hot.

You can assemble these 1 day in advance. Chopped, cooked shrimp or

-erabmeat can be added, if desired Use leftover filling to make big pas-tries and serve with meat, fish o r chicken as a side dish.

clarification The Monday. Nov. 19. Taste Buds

column on making homemade li-queurs by Chef Larry Janes should have included the following informa-tion:

• Glycerin, for smoothness, is readily available a t all Kitchen Glamour stores and most major cake decorating stores. Average price: $2.50.

• Pure grain alcohol, as called for in one of the recipes, is not avail-able in Michigan because of proof re-strictions. Nearest source: Product called "Ever-Clear," available in Chicago liquor marts. Chefs sug-gested alternative for recipe: Vodka or any unflavored clear alcohol.

The recipe for Spicy Cranberry Sauce, with Geri Rinschler's article

on cranberries in the Monday. Nov. 19. issue should have specified IV* cups dark brown sugar, not two ^ cups.

Sweet-tasting t rea ts have been a source of pleasure for people for thousands of years.

Egyptian hieroglyphics described candy making more than 4,000 years ago. The Greeks combined flour with hooey and fruits to make their candy while the ancient Chinese boiled a sweetened barley-and-water mix-ture to make the early version of hard candy.

Sugar is not just for candy and sweet treats but is used for a variety of products. Sugar continues to be at-tacked from all sides and blamed for a multitude of health problems. But, just like everything else, moderation is the key. Overindulgence of any-thing can be harmful to your body and health. Sugar consumed wisely can be enjoyable and beneficial.

During digestion, sugar is eventu-ally broken down into simple sugars like glucose. Glucose enters the bloodstream and is carried to the cells where it is used for energy. Sugar is a simple carbohydrate and the most readily available form of energy that your body uses Chemi-cally. sugars are divided into three main groups. Monosaccharides, a simple single sugar. Diaccharides, a combination of two simple sugars, and Polysaccharide,- many simple sugars strung together.

SUGAR HAS many names, as there are more than 100 sweet sub-stances called sugar. Commonly found names a re fructose, glucose, lactose, maltose and sucrose. Learn to read food labels to identify sugar and other sweeteners.

These other sweeteners appear on labels not only as sucrose but as dex-trose. corn syrup, honey, molasses, maple syrup, brown sugar, corn sweetners and invert sugar. Sugar is

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sugar, and the various forms are all four calories per gram and have no nutritional benefit one over the other, with the possible exception of molasses.

Breads, canned and dried soup, spaghetti sauce and TV dinners are just a few of the foods to which sug-ar has been added. The reason is that sugar makes food taste good. Sugar is used in food preservation by addi-tion during canning to increase firm-ness. discourage browning and add flavor. Large amounts of sugar pre-vents bacteria from growing in many products such as jam and jel-ly

Sugar has a tenderizing effect on baked products, as it acts to change the protein in flour and egg white so it will not toughen during cooking. Sugar absorbs and holds moisture, so it prevents breads, cakes, pastries and other baked goods from drying out, thus prolonging shelf life.

Sugar turns a dark brown when heated and adds to the browning of baked foods. When fat and sugar are creamed together, air is incorporat-ed into the .mixture for a lighter product. Sugar also serves as food for the yeast breads to make the product rise.

WHEN YOU THINK of chocolate cake and the approximate 15 tea-spoons of sugar per piece you may want to alter your recipe. Use re-cipes that require smaller amounts

of sugar or sweeteners or reduce the amount. Cut back slowly on sugar with high-rising cakes and yeast breads, they need sugar for texture and height. In cookies, sugar contrib-utes sweetness, makes the dough easier to spread and adds crispness Replace some of the sweetness with flavorings such as cinnamon, vanilla, ginger, cloves, allspice. almond~or peppermint.

Sugar has many other useful roles such as in leather tanning, textile sizing, charcoal briquettes, tire' patches and shoe polish. Surprising- " ly, sugar also helps the cement in-d us try. Sucrose is added when a slow-setting concrete or cement is needed. Soaking timber in a sucrose solution is believed to prevent ' shrinkage of wood. Clean your hands by rubbing sugar on them to remove grease, or add a little sugar to fresh-cut flowers to prolong their life.

In some areas even the medical-' * community is using sugar for its healing powers on burns.

Sugar is very versatile. However,' -we mainly think of it as something sweet to eat. When sugary foods make up a large portion of your dai-ly calories intake, they may be re- * placing other foods which have more nutrients. Be careful Consume sweetened foods in moderation after you have included adequate servings from the basic food groups and you** can still afford extra calories.

cooking calendar • NEW CLASS

"Cooking With Style: A Step Be-yond" is being offered from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday. Dec. 1, at School-craf t College in Livonia. The course, taught by Chef Mary Brady, is de-signed for individuals to learn actual

cooking methods and techniques through' hands-on instruction. The workshop will conclude with a din-ner for each participant and an invit-ed guest. Fee is $150, and partici-pants need to bring knives. For fur-ther information call 462-4448.

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Forget about turkey; try microwave lasagna © b s e t f j e r & J t c e n t n c

Winner Dinner S h o p p i n g L i s t

This week. I thought 1 might spare you from the "Oh, DO. not turkey again!'' syndrome hitting many hous es each year af ter Thanksgiving, by presenting a Winner Dinner that does not make use of any left-over' turkey.

With that goal in mind. I selected Ray Schneider's recipe for easy mi-crowave lasagna. which sounded like it would be just the ticket for all of you who are tired of talking as well as eating turkey. - A-lifelong resident of Farmington. Schneider is a single parent and full-time dad of two grown children — a daughter who is a senior in high school and a son who is in his junior year at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. Schneider is a Wheel Project Engineer for Ford Motor Company, with a busy work sched-ule. but he always enjoys cooking and being with his children A big supporter of the American Youth Hostel program. Schneider is on the board of directors of the local chap-ter and is very active in the sailing programs that they offer He also en-joys tennis, biking and photography.

With his daughter involved in sen-ior year activities, as well as in youth programs at their church, and a son who comes home often for food, car parts and advice, theirs is obviously a lively home Schneider makes an effort to keep the meals he prepares for his family low in fat and not too caloric.

HE PARTICULARLY likes this recipe for lasagna as it is quickly and easily prepared Once it has been baked and cooled, he often will cut it up into individual serving siz-es, put i t in plastic wrap and freere for another meal, or for his son to take back to school.

Thank you, Ray Schneider, for your wonderful recipe, and congra-tulations on being this week's Winner Dinner Winner I also would like to thank Peggy Stickney. a close friend of Schneider's^ for so thoughtfully sending a letter suggesting that her friend's menu be considered for use in this column.

On a final note, as well as being a festive time of the year, the holiday

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RAY'S €ASY MICROWAVE LASAGNA

You win dazzle your family with the speed in whtcfi you can put this delicious dish on the tabte It is easily prepared ahead of time and kept in the refrigerator until dinner If there is any left over, cut il up into individual servings, put in plastic wrap and freeze tor another meal This recipe serves 6-8 One very important note before you assemble this, make sure the baking dish you use fits into your microwave oven

9 Lasagna noodles (uncooked) 32-ounce jar spaghetti sauce Oregano — to taste Ground pepper — to taste % pound ground beef or

ground turkey (this recipe also works using no rpeat at all)

16-ounce container low-fat cot-tage cheese

1 egg 8-12 ounces shredded moz-

zarella cheese

Brown the meat and dram it wed Mix the spaghetti sauce, oregano and pepper together and heat thoroughly Put just enough sauce in a 9-by-l3-tr>ch pan to cover the bottom Place

three uncooked noodles side by .side on top of the sauce Mix the egg with the cottage cheese and layer that on next Place three more uncooked noodles on top of the cottage cheese mixture Sprinkle all the mozzarella cheese on. next Put on three more uncooked noodles Spread the rest of the sauce on top and cover with plastic wrap Using a sharp knife, make little vents in the plastic wrap

Bake in the microwave oven for 8 minutes on high Bane for 30 minutes on medium low Let set lor a minute and serve If us-ing a conventional oven, cook until fRe~noodles are cooked through, approximately 1 hour to 1 hour 15 minutes

CARROT AND CELERY STICKS

Make up a relish tray with cut-up carrot and celery sticks It's quick, easy and very nutritious

FRUIT SALAD

This is so easy that the kwJs can help make it Cut up any kind of your favorite fruit and mix it with an 8-ounce container of your favorite yogurt

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32-ouce jar spaghetti saace (be •are to bay this uxe rather than a 28-ouaee jar as it really makes a difference)

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Notes

season is also a time of traditions If you have a favorite meal that you always serve to your family and friends, please take a few minutes to

jot down your recipes and send them my way. After all, it is most appreci-ated to give the gift of love . and Winner Dinners'

Chocolate cookies taste of summer strawberries AP — Bake a batch of chocolate

cookies with a strawberry-flavored filling. They have the strawberry sweetness of summer, and can be baked any time of the year.

FILLED CHOCOLATE COOKIES

Creamy Strawberry Filling (recipe follows)

In separate bowl, combine flour, cocoa, baking soda and salt-add alternately with milk to butter mixture, beating until mixture is well blended.

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-2 eggs 2 teaspoons vanilla extract 3 cups all-purpose flour ^ cup cocoa 1 teaspoon baking soda S teaspoon salt ** cup milk

(24 Prepare Creamy Strawberry Fill-ing. refrigerate. Heat oven to 350 de-grees .

In a large mixer bowl beat butter, sugar, eggs and vanilla until light and fluffy. In separate bowl, com-bine flour, cocoa, baking soda and salt; add alternately with milk to butter mixture, beating until mix-ture is well blended Drop by slightly

heaping tablespoonfuls onto an un-greased cookie sheet. Bake 11 to 13 minutes or just until cookies are puffed and soft-set Remove from cookie sheet to wire rack; cool com-pletely Spread bottom of one cookie with about 1 tablespoon filling; cover with another cookie Repeat with re-maining cookies and filling. Makes about 2 4 dozen filled cookies.

CREAMY STRAWBERRY FILLING

One 8-ounce container soft cream cheese with strawberries 2 tablespoons batter or margarine, softened Dash salt '<« teaspoon vanilla extract 1 tablespoon strawberry spreadable fruit

1 pound powdered sugar (about 3*t cups) Red food coloring (optional)

In small mixer bowl beat cream cheese and butter Add salt, vanilla and spreadable fruit, beat until blended Gradually beat in powdered sugar Stir in food coloring if de-sired Makes about 2 cups fil l ing

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Tasting Muer choices for his private label

Wine and food harmony is the most discussed topic in the Ameri-can wine industry today.

This is not a new phenomenon for Chuck Muer He has been matching his food offerings with the world s finest wines in-his restaurants for 25 years. The American seafood lover can benefit from this quarter-centu-ry of experience in 16 Chuck Muer restaurants in Michigan, Ohio. Penn-sylvania, Florida and Washington DC.

At the Charley's Crab restaurants in Troy and Grand Rapids, the Gan-dy Dancer in Ann Arbor and the Riv-er Crab in St. Clair, diners can sam-ple about 10 wines by the glass or order from the extensive wine list.

To celebrate his 25th anniversary in the restaurant business. Muer or-ganized a tasting panel to select a chardonnay and cabernet sauvignon for private labeling under the Muer Cellars brand.

The 25th anniversary Chardonnay is the 1988 Jefferson Ranch Char-donnay produced by Napa Valley's Monticello Vineyards. The 25th An-niversary Cabernet Sauvignon is the 1986 Jefferson Cuvee Cabernet Sau-vignon, also from Monticello. Both wines are $5.25 by the glass or $20.75 per 750mL bottle.

Because price is always an issue, we are pleased to say that, in the main across the wine list, prices are approximately twice wholesale. With some restaurants in this coun-try charging three times retail, the Chuck Muer restaurants receive our applause on their wine-pricing poli-cy

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£ Ray Heald

WINE SELECTION OF THE WEEK

1989 Michigan's L. Mawby Vine-yards Vignoles ($10) has been re-ferred to as Michigan chardonnay because of its rich pineapple, pear and tropical fruit accents. Clean and slightly steely flavors are per-fect for oysters or clams on the half shell.

WINE BULLETIN BOARD

Beverage Warehouse Holiday Gift Show and Wine Tasting, 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 4, at the Troy Elks Club (Big Beaver and Rochester

roads) Cost $15 per person. Reser-vation deadline Saturday. Dec. 1. Phone 644-2155.

Meet Gary Danko, one of Califor-nia's most famous young chefs. Sample Gary's creative ways with food and wine Wedneday, Nov. 28, or Friday, Nov. 30, at the London Chop House in Detroit. Optional menus of three, four and five courses are available for $48, $56 and $64 respectively. Wines from Beringer, Chateau Souverain and Maison Deutz will be served for an additional $4 per glass. For reser-vations, phone 962-0277.

THE CHARDONNAY is a perfect complement to our many fresh fish and seafood offerings," Muer says. "The cabernet matches superbly with our New Zealand rack of lamb, filet mignon or London Broil."

To test Muer's remarks, we paid a visit to Charley's Crab in Troy for an extensive wine and food pairing from the regular dinner menu and current wine list.

"With the exception of the Ger-man Rieslings, not all Chuck Muer

restaurants have the same wine list," says Bill Young, dining room manager at Charley's Crab in Troy. "Chuck allows the wine director and general sales manager at each loca-tion to make wine purchases based on clientele demographics. As an ex-ample. Alsace Rieslings are more expensive and appear on only some lists."

About 90 percent of wine sales are white wines. Of that, 60 percent is chardonnay, 30 percent is German and 10 percent are other available whites, with sauvignon blanc in the lead.

"Chuck Muer restaurant staff is educated once each month on wines currently on the list and wines under consideration," Young says. "Wine and food harmonies for approxi-mately 20 wines are discussed at each training session."

THE 25TH ANNIVERSARY Char-donnay is a delicate wine that may be paired with lake trout, perch or

any of the usually available white-fish.

A 1987 Hanna Chardonnay and a delightful 1988 Zind-Humbrecht Sil-vaner matched with nearly every dish including the fried calamari and fried smelt with Dijon-mustard dip-ping-sauce appetizers. It could even handle paella with spicy sausage.

While Muer paired the 25th anni-versary Cabernet Sauvignon with lamb and steaks, we found it to be a perfect red wine with fish — a match that has to be tried to be be-lieved. It complemented swordfish, bluefish andjjerfced upthe spicy ele-ments in the perennial favorite, crabcakes.

During the coming holiday season, enjoy the last month of the-Chuck Muer restaurants' 25th anniversary celebration, with the specially se-lected wines displayed near the raw bar. For a unique holiday gift, both wines are attractively packaged in a basket for takeout

Recipes for 'Little Cooks UNICEF again is offering "The

Little Cooks," an illustrated step-by-step 80-page cookbook for children.

The book includes 36 international recipes using everyday foods, as well as hints for healthy eating and kitch-en safety. It has a built-in easel stand and laminated pages for easy, wipe-clean care.

The book costs $11 and is avail-able during daytime hours through Thursday, Dec. 20, at the Communi-ty House at Bates and Townsend streets in Birmingham; from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday-Friday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and 1-5 p.m. Sunday through Dec. 23 at the UNICEF Holi-day Store, 3171 Union Lake Road, in

Union Lake; and year-round at the International Institute in Detroit.

Here's one of the international re-cipes from "The Little Cooks."

ORANGE CAKE From Portugal

For 6 people 4 eggs 1 stick softened batter 1 cap superfine sugar 1 Vi cups flour 1 teaspoon baking powder 2 large oranges

For the Sauce % cup sugar lA cup water

Separate the egg whites from the

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obituaries ANNA M. DRITSAS

Services for Anna M Dntsas, 85, of Plymouth were Wednesday. Nov 21. at St John Neumann Catholic Church in Canton Burial was in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery

Mrs Dntsas was born July 2. 1905. in Buffalo, N Y. She died Sun-day. Nov 18, in St. Mary Hospital. She lived in Plymouth for 17 years. She worked as a kitchen aide at a hospital.

Mrs. Dritsas is survived by one son. James P Dritsas of Canton; two nephews and two nieces

The Rev George Charnley offici-ated the service. Memorial contribu-tions may be given in the form of mass cards.

Arrangements were made by Lambert-Vermeulen Trust 160 Fu-neral Home.

WALTER H MAPES

Services for Walter H. Ma pes. 56, of. Rome Township were Wednesday. Nov. 21, at St. Mark's Lutheran Church at Cambridge Junction. Buri-

al was at Lenawee Hills Memorial Park in Adrian.

Mr Mapes was born July 28, 1934. in Rome Township He died Monday, Nov 19, in Rome Township He re-tired in 1987 from Michigan Produc-ers Dairy, where he worked for 29 years He was also engaged in farm-ing and was an. avid hunter, fisher-man and gardener He was a mem-ber of St Mark's Lutheran Church.

Mr Mapes is survived by his wife, Audrey Mapes of Rome Township, one son, .Vfark W Mapes of Onsted. four daughters. Linda "Cal'zone of Plymouth, Christine Cardenas of Adrian, Gloria A. Webber of Novi and Terrie Bajdyga of Traverse City, 11 grandchildren; four brothers. Mordon Mapes of Goshen, Ind , Rog-er Mapes of Holland, William Mapes of Atlanta, Ga. and Robert Mapes of Manitou Beach. Mich., two sisters. Norma Campbell of Concord and Myrtle Maples of Manitou Beach.

The Rev L. E. Etzel officiated the service Arrangements were made by Braun Bros Funeral Home in Adrian

MARGARET M. RABBITT

Services for Margaret M Rabbitt. 80. of Westland were held Thursday. Nov 15. at St Richard's Catholic Church in Westland. Burial was in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery

Miss Rabbitt was born Aug. 1, 1910 in Detroit She died Sundty, Nov 11, in Westland She had lived in Plymouth at the Mayflower Hotel for 3*4 years She came to the West-land- community in 1977 from De-troit. She was a teacher at Calvin Coolidge grade school in Detroit and was a member of St. Richard's Cath-olic Church in Westland.

Miss Rabbitt is survived by one sister, Clara £ Rabbitt of Westland

Fr. William N. Smith officiated at the service. Memorial contributions may be given to the charity of choice or in the form of Mass offerings

Local arrangements were made by Schrader Funeral Home

TERENCE J. ANAS

Services for Mr Terence J Anas. 36, of Detroit, who died Monday,

Nov 19, in Henry Ford Hospital, were held Saturday, Nov. 24, at Ward Presbyterian Church, Livonia.

He was born March 16, 1954. in Flint Among the survivors are his parents. Daniel Anas of Livoma and Maxme Wethern of Northvilie; three brothers, Dennis Anas, of Littleton. Colo.. David Anas, of Ann Arbor, and Johathan Anas of Bismarck. N.D; and grandparents. Mrs. Frances Glasby of Northvilie; and Frank and Vernoica Wethern of Sbevlin. Minn

Mr Anas was a musician, a 1972 graudate of Frankling High School in Livonia, and attended Schoolcraft College

The Rev Arthur J Hunt officiated at the services Arranagments were handled by the Ross B Northrop St Sons Funeral Home. Northvilie.

MARY L. Gi l FFRE

Services for Mrs Mary L Giuffre, 78. of Plymouth, who died Wednes-

day ID Plymouth were Saturday at Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church, Plymouth, with burial in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. South-field

___ She was born July 16, 1912 in Ger Hmaoy. She was a homemaker

Among the survivors are ber bus-band, Anthony J. Giuffre Sr., three sons. Richard A Giuffre of Cooroe. Texas. Michael L. Giuffre, of South Lyons, and Anthony J Giuffre Jr., of Redford; five grandchildren, a brother. John Lenossi of Kentucky, and two sisters. Marguerite Keehl of Detroit and Barbara Doherty of Charlotte, N C

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STUFFED MUSHROOMS WITH CRABMEAT

Appetizer for 12 2 pounds large fresh mushrooms (ap-proximately 36 pieces) "A cup batter 1 pound crabmeat (king, blue or backfin), picked free of cartilage % cup chopped onion 2 tablespoons chopped parsley 1 hard-boiled egg, chopped 2 tablespoons sour cream Vi cup mayonnaise 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard Few drops Tabasco

1 teaspoon lemon juice Salt and pepper to taste

Wash mushrooms (do not soak). Break stems off (use stems for other purposes). In a skillet, melt the but-ter. add caps and saute till they turn gray. Strain off juice and let mush-rooms cool (save juice for soup or sauce).

Chop crabmeat if necessary. Mix with rest of ingredients by hand. Fill into mushroom caps. Arrange caps on a baking sheet. Bake approxi-mately 20-30 minutes (depending on their temperature) in 375-degree oven.

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Cook bacon in skillet and render Using slotted spoon, remove bacon from grease and set aside. Saute onion, celery and carrots in bacon drippings until tender (approximate-ly 10 minutes). Add flour and season-ings Cook, stirring, for approxi- • mately 2 minutes. Add chicken broth. Bring to a boil, reduce beat and simmer for 5 minutes. Stir in half and half and grated cheese. Cook until cheese is melted. Add chopped parsley and mix well.

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'A' quarterfinals next stop for Salem By Dan O'Meara staft writer

Plymouth Salem's greatest asset as it prepares for the next stage of the girls basketball tournament is its solid team play.

The Rocks gave another fine all-round performance Wednesday while crushing Monroe 70-48 and winning its first regional champion-ship in three years.

"I thought our balance, depth and ability to go to a lot of different spots on the floor to score was the difference in the game," Salem coach Fred Thomann said. "The fact, we mesh together so well has really contributed to our success."

Salem (21-3) will need that kind of effort again Wednesday when it plays Niles (25-0) in the Class A quarterfinals at 7:30 p.m. at Jackson Lumen Christi High School. The Vik-ings defeated Howell 53-48 to win the Kalamazoo Central regional last week.

"I know they've won a lot of close games and play very well together," Thomann said. "They have a good left-handed shooter and great bal-ance. All of their players score six to eight points a game."

THE ROCKS took control of their game late in the first quarter and combined sound defense, good ball movement and superior shooting to dominate Monroe.

Senior guard Betsy McAllister had her best scoring game since getting 19 points in the season opener, toss-ing in 16 to lead the Rocks.

Junior center Darcie Miller fol-lowed with 14 points, and senior wing Sarah Ruete and sophomore post Yolanda Jackson scored 12 apiece.

"We don't have a superstar on this team," McAllister said. "In every game, someone comes out and to-night it was me.

"I never thought I'd be on a team that was one of only eight left in the state, but if we keep playing with a team effort we can do i t "

The Rocks set the tone early, mak-ing five of their last six shots in the

JOHN DISCHER/staff photographer

S a r a h Rue te was o n e of four p layers who s c o r e d in d o u b l e f igures for Salem, which won t h e c h a m p i o n s h i p of t h e Tren ton regional .

first quarter and racing to a 16-6 lead. The fact Salem was 8-of-17 and the Trojans 3-of-12 in the opening period was a foreshadowing of things to come.

THAT TREND continued in the second quarter when the Rocks made six of their first nine attempts and built a 30-11 lead.

Monroe, having trouble with Sa-lem's zone defense, settled for most-ly perimeter shots and missed its first five. The Trojans were 2-of-13 before hitting four of five to end'the quarter, trailing 36-20 at halftime.

"We wanted to push them outside and concentrate on their three-point shooters,'" Thomann said. "We didn't go to our pressure defense because we didn't want to give up easy scores."

That was Thomann's concern, however, early in the third quarter when he called a pivotal timeout.

Monroe's Stacy Bellestri had closed the first half with a triple, and teammate Carrie Montcalm sank another that got the Trojans within 38-25 at 6:03 in the third quar-ter.

"The fact they were answering our shots with three-pointers was the problem." Ruete said. "We had to make sure we knew where she was."

Following that stoppage of play, Salem ran off 12 consecutive points to create a 25-point gap. McAllister had six points in that period, 10 in the second half.

BELLESTRI*S 15 points, which in-cluded three triples, was tops for Monroe. Center Stephanie Stewart had 10 and Tiffany Sweet eight

The Rocks led 54-32 entering the fourth quarter and found themselves in the fortunate situation of being as-sured a regional title well before the final buzzer.

"I think our court sense was bet-ter, passing the ball, working to get the shot," Ruete said. "They're a physical team and good rebounders. But as far as seeing the court we were better.

"I came in and played hard, be-cause I knew it could have been the last game I'd play in high school. That's how I'm looking at all of these games." •. Salem's dominance at the offen-sive end is reflected in the shooting stats. The Rocks overwhelmed Mon-roe, shooting 17-of-34 in the first half and 17-of-39 in the second for 47 per-cent overall. The Trojans were 9-of-30 and 10-of-27 for 33 'percent.

But it was Salem's team play that caused that and was most encourag-ing in anticipation of a much tougher game Wednesday. Even with a solid lead, the Rocks kept reversing the ball for the open shot from the wing or pushing the ball up and dumping inside to the low post for an easy layup.

"We have worked real hard on that — our passing, catching and hit-ting the open player — and the hard work we've done over the course of the season is really paying off now," Thomann said.

"I thought we really played well together as a team. Our guard play was super, and our inside game was super. If we continue at that level, we have a chance to be successful in our next game."

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Tight in ter ior d e f e n s e , like t h a t p layed by Darcie Miller aga ins t Carr ie M o n t c a l m , f ru s t r a t ed Monroe a n d w a s a key to SaJem winning t h e regional .

AA state champions! Yoakam's punt return keys Shamrocks' title victory over King By Steve Kowalski staff writer

The television cameras were roll-ing Saturday afternoon, so why not ask the question?

Hey, Jon Barbara, where are you headed, now that you and your Red-ford Catholic Central football team-mates have captured the Class AA state title?

"We're going to Disney World," said Barbara, standing inside the Pontiac Silverdome press lounge af-ter the Shamrocks 21-0 win over De-troit Martin Luther King.

Barbara, along with teammates Frank Yoakam and Arshon Stewart, broke out in laughter, and it's no wonder since the Shamrocks finally had a chance to relax. Capping a marvelous playoff run. CC won its first state title since 1979 and in the process avenged an earlier. 20-7 loss

-to King. CCs defense ran its streak of

scoreless quarters to eight and the Shamrocks offense scored on two drives and Yoakam's 58-yard punt return. CC has gone to the state fi-nals three of the last four years — but for once the Shamrocks found a happy ending.

"Thirteen weeks is a long time to be playing and we didn't come here to lose." said Barbara, who gained 56 yards on 13 carries and scored two touchdowns "They talked a lot In the paper and we kept our mouths shut, came out here and won. I was called up two years ago (from the junior varsity) for the state final (a loas to Traverse City) and saw how disappointed the seniors were We

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CC Defensive ends Dave Dominick and Brian Chaney led the charge, recording two and 1 * sacks, respec-tively The Shamrocks lost defensive tackle Gary Gurgold with a leg inju-ry in the first half, but 6-foot. 210-pound junior Steve Paciorka filled in admirably.

"Our kids played tremendous de-fense." said CC coach Tom Mach. "We stressed intensity so we're real proud of them At the start of the jrear we were looking for ends It was the one place defensively we didn't know about Dominick and Chaney really responded .**

Linebacker Jeff Rees led CC with 16 tackles, while Dominick, Thomas and cornerback John Brand had eight each Lineman Dan Gusoff and linebacker Karl Kowalyk were in on seven apiece

Defense proves point as CC gains revenge ByJ>an O ' M n r i stfff writer

JOHN DtSCHEA/ataff pho tog raph*

Brian Chaney , o n e of Redford Cathol ic Cen t r a l ' s h e r o e s on de-fense . k i s s e s the C l a s s AA p l aque in f ront of t h e CC c h e e r i n g sec t ion . CC b l a n k e d Detroi t King, 21-0, S a t u r d a y at t h e Silver-dome.

seen CC all season and they were good when we played them but they're even better now ."

The Shamrocks, who gained 103 of their 163 total yards by halftime. opened the scoring with a 14-play, 66-yard drive that ended with 9:57 left in the first half Barbara capped the drive with a 2-yard run

CC lined up for a field goal three plays earlier, but on fourth-down

jind four at the 18, King was called for encroachment - which gave the Shamrocks a first down at the 13

"J THINK ON this day field posi-tion made a big difference," King coach James Reynolds said "When you're backed up all day. U't tough CC did what it had to do We had to go 80 yards to do anything.

"Penalties don't help We've been able to play over them all year, but as tough as today's game was, we were not able to play over them. Tve

Keeping the drive alive earlier was a 22-yard pass from quarterback Jason Carr to Yoakam which brought the ball to King's 44

Yoakam came up with an even bigger play midway through the quarter Only a junior, Yoakam fielded a King punt at his own 42 and returned It for a touchdown and 14-0 lead with 7:14 left in the first half.

It was Yoakam's second punt re-

turn for a TD this season and it is the second-longest in state final game history King's Gerald McBurrows had the last chance to get Yoakam at the Crusaders 14, but Yoakam man-aged to break free of his grapp

"I SAW THE safety (McBurrows) and kicker coming at me but I had a nice block by Chaney that helped me out" Yoakam said. "I remember looking up at Upstart of the run and seeing Kowalyk and (Matt) Rooey having ihj u»e left uj bluet and im-medlately my eyes started getting bigger and I said 1 can take this one." "

The Shamrocks finished the scor-ing with a six-play. 38-yard drive that ended with 11 S3 remaining Barbara s 1-yard run over right tackle and Zavagnir'i third extra point gave the Shamrocks their final lead

Football coaches like to say "Of-fense wins games, but defense wins championships "

That was never more true than Saturday when Redford Catholic Central shut down Detroit King 21-0 to win the Class A A championship in the Silverdome.

The Shamrocks stuffed King's po-tent offense, holding the Crusaders to 111 yards — all of it rushing — and all-state tailback Ed Davis to 96 net yards.

""Their coach said they had the best defense in the state." said CC defensive end Brian Chaney as be carried the championship trophy up the tunnel "We wanted to prove him wrong, because we have the best de-fense

"WE JUST focused on their whole offense (Davis) was just in i t so we got him. too "

Chaney had one sack, helped on another, deflected a pass and chased quarterback Dwight Brown out of the pocket, which led to a King pen-alty when Brown passed beyond the line of scrimmage.

This is my senior year and the last time playing for Catholic Cen-tral." Chaney said. "There's no bet-ter way to go out than with a state championship, and I did all I could to help win i t "

Fellow senior Dave Dominick was the end on the other side of the CC defense, and he was just as instru mental in containing King's speed and preventing any big end runs

"WE KNEW we had to win the said Docnlnick. line of scrimmage

who had eight tackles, whirh irvliul

to take i t " Senior defensive,back Mike Thom-

as was playing in only his second fuD game, having missed a chunk of the season with an ankle injury, but he was another big contribute with eig^t tackles and an interception at the CC 12-yard line, slopping a King drive on the opening series of the second half

"ANY TIME you come back from an injury and contribute to a state championship ball club, it's a feeling that just can't be compared," Thom-as said.

Earlier in the week, we set our goals for today We planned on shut-

-Wng them out so we accomplished what we set out to do."

Senior linebacker Jeff Rees was the leading tackier with 16. but fel-low backs Matt Rooey. Brett Walter and John Brand all made big tackles either in the open field or in support of the line

"It's a team thing, and that's how we played," Thomas said

THE TEAM approach was evi-denced in CCs depth when senior two-way tackle Gary Gurgold in-jured an ankle while making a first-half sack

Dan Kelly went in at nose guard and Dan Gusoff replaced Gurgold at tackle Senior two-way lineman Rob Sylvester moved from guard to tack-le on offense, and Steve Paciorka took his place

"We play intensely on every play, and we play as a team." Sylvester said "We have a reputation for shut-Ung down good backs - and Davis Is a good hack, but when yen; play as

ing three (two sacks) for lost yard-age "We dkl that — and it was over. They had some big guys, but we just outplayed them." v

The Shamrocks had a tradition for strong defense to uphold, but they also were driven by determination, having lost to the Crusaders 20-7 in the third week of the season

That was It right there," Domin-ick said. "We jiwt had the will to win.

hard as we do on every down. that nretty murh »Miim a iw going t^ get too many yards'

THE SHAMROCKS were S-2 after losing to Detroit DePorrea, but CC finished with eight straight wina and avenged both of its defeats

Winning today shows we are the best team in the state because we've beaten teams that are either state champs (Brother Rice) or in the state finals (DePorres)," Sylvester said

2C(P.C) O&E Monday. November 26, 1980

C l a a r t o p l a y h o o p f o r C h i p p e w a s By Stmv Kowatoki staff writer

The phone call awoke Central Michigan Univer-sity women's basketball coach. Donita Davenport, but she didn't mind.

North Farmington senior guard Eve Claar had • some news worth awaking for.

Claar tried and tried Tuesday night, but could not reach Davenport in Mount Pleasant until shortly after midnight. When they finally talked, Claar told her she was accepting a basketball scholarship to CMU.

Claar signed a letter of intent and sent it out Wednesday, the final day of the early signing peri-od-

Davenport. talking Friday from her office, ex-plained why she couldn't be reached earlier Tues-day.

"I WAS WAITING for Eve to call, but I have a cordless phone and the night before I turned it off inadvertently," Davenport said. "By the time I re-alized and turned it back on it was 11:20.1 went to bed, thinking Eve would call in the morning. I was very, very happy she called."

For obvious reasons. Claar averaged 25 points and eight rebounds per game for the Raiders, a rebuilding team that finished 9-13 overall. Claar chose CMU over the University of Detroit

"She (Davenport) stressed to me all week how much she needed me because she lost two other top guards that were on her list and she was kind of stuck," Claar said. "I sat down with my parents

(Les and Helen) Tuesday night and weighed the good and bad points of both schools, and it turned out Central was the best place for me."

Claar visited U-D the weekend of Nov. 16-17 along with West Bloomfield guard Amiia DaiF~ forth. The pair also visited CMU the first weekend of November

Danforth. a point guard who sat out her entire senior year with a knee injury, signed a letter of intent last week with U-D.

"WE WOULD have loved to' have both (Claar and Danforth), but we're glad to have at least one," Davenport said.

"We think Eve Claar is a very good all-around guard, but definitely her strength is her outside shot. She has one of the best outside jump shots I've seen in a high school player. Her footwork is excellent - when she catches the ball she's ready to shoot it. We made the decision in late August that Eve Claar is the guard we wanted."

Claar said Danforth's decision to attend U-D had no bearing on where she will attend school. The two played together last summer on the Metro Defenders AAU team, coached by West Bloomfield coach Ronna Greenberg.

"I would have loved to play with Amira," Claar said. "But she has a good head on her shoulders, and I'm sure she feels confident with ber decision.

"I was leaning toward Central for a whole week, but I think I was getting a little cold feet. With U-D being so close to home.J decided to give it a good look."

Genrich paces club gymnasts

Gina Genrich of the Michigan Academy of Gymnastics in Westland earned first place on balance beam and second on vault at the Applefest Invitational on Nov. 11 in Flint.

The Genesee Valley Gymnastics Club sponsored the meet.

The Michigan Academy's Level 7 compulsory team consists of r.i*a Blackmer and Zoe Yockey (Canton), Genrich (Detroit), J ana Stoyanovich (Dearborn Heights) and Anne Abramczyk (Dearborn).

Genr ich , Stoyanovich and Abramczyk also qualified for the Level 7 state meet in January.

The Level 6 compulsory team had seven gymnasts qualify for state at the Applefest Invitational. They were Kristin Koslk and Rachel Potter (Canton), Beth Murray and Daneen Pazdan (Northvilie), Melissa Keller (Dearborn), Sara Stoyanovich (Dearborn Heights) and Christy Gunnis (Ann Arbor).

The Michigan Academy will be host for the 12th Annual Christmas Classic Dec. 7-9 at Eastern Michigan University.

More than 25 clubs from New Jer-sey, North Carolina, Tennessee. Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana and Michigan will compete at all levels for team and individual awards. ; F o r information on the meet call the Michigan Academy of Gymnas-tics at 721-4001 between 10 a.m. and i p.m. daily.

NORTH COACH Lance Davis calls Claar the best girls basketball player be has ever coached. Claar was responsible for nearly 70 percent of North's points and made 42 percent of her xhnt«

~ Irani ihree-point range" All this despite facing gimmick defenses the en-

tire year. "Whenever we needed a basket or three-point

shot, we could get one from Eve, and I don't think I'll ever have that luxury again," Davis said. "She's a very good shooter — I would think the best in the state — off the dribble or a pick.

"Eve is an outstanding student-athlete. Very quiet and nice off the court and gutty and hard-nosed at times on the court She's very intense."

Claar. a 3.5 student who plans to major in busi-ness, was impressed by the coaching staff, players and a new state-of-the-art recreational center on CMU's campus. —

CLAAR ALSO looks forward to not having to be the only option on offense with the Chippewas.

CMU finished 14-14 overall and in fifth place at 7-9 in the Mid-American Conference race a year ago. The Chippewas, with five starters returning, are expected to contend for the MAC title this season.

"This year I had to face two or three girls each night" Claar said. "At Central, Til be surrounded by girls who can really play, and I won't have to be the focal point. I think my shooting is my strong point, but I have to work on defense to get ready for college."

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Eve Claar, who a v e r a g e d 25 po in t s pe r g a m e for t h e North Farmington girla ba ske tba l l t eam, s i g n e d a le t ter of intent with Central Michigan.

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Honorable mention: She«i Gaul. Kerri Owczarzak, Kim Owczarzak, Farmington. April Jones. Andrea Najanan. Farmington Hills Harrison. Jenniler Massey. Carrie Ra-chwal. Westland John Glenn; Alyssa Be-laire, Christina Garry, Lori Race. Livonia Churchill; Jenny Mayte. Tracy ParentK Patty Shea. Livonia Franklin: Jenny Audel. Karen Groolx. Laura Zatorski. Livonia Stevenson; Dana Botwick, Karen Seremet. North Farm-ington, Karen Pump. Northvilie. Julie Nicas-tnr Plymouth Canton; Betsy McAllister, Plymouth Salem. Jenny Czach. leisa Harr-ington. Walled Lake Central Jarm Alex. WaHed Lake Western.

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Redford Catholic Central fresh-man goalie Michael Brusseau waved his hockey stick at the crowd Wednesday following the Sham-rocks' non-league win over host Livonia Stevenson.

Brusseau was ^blushing and why not? His steady goal tending helped give the Shamrocks a S-l win over the Spartans before a big crowd at Edgar Arena.

"I was real nervous at the begin-ning of the game," said Brusseau. "But after the first couple of saves I think that I settled down."

Opening night nervousness was ev-ident, as neither team scored in the first period

"It was the first game and your always going to be nervous," CC cap-tain Jesse Hubenschmidt said. "But we settled down."

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able by reeling off five straight goals.

Just 53 seconds into the second pe-riod, CC junior forward Paul Schloss shot the puck past Stevenson goalie Mike Williams, giving the Sham-rocks a 1-0 advantage.

Sophomore forward Bill Bakki then whistled home a wrist shot at the 2:34 mark of the second period, giving CC a 2-0 lead.

"I was real happy with the way our team played," CC coach John Gumbleton said. "We did some good things out there."

Hubenschmidt, who assisted on Schloss' goal, found an opening just 54 seconds into the third period. Sen-

ior forward Matt Keenan drew an assist.

"I think our offense did a good job of going around their defense," Hu-benschmidt said. "They were a little slower thaii us."

Keenan tucked the puck through Williams' pads at the 10:37 mark of the final period, giving CC a com-manding 4-0 lead.

SOPHOMORE FORWARD Victor Stesiak capped off the Shamrock scoring when he back-handed a loose

puck into the Spartan goal. "We didn't do a good job of cover-

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The Spartans tallied their only goal at the 13:04 mark of the third period when sophomore center Doug Gulau shot the puck off a players skate in front of the CC net and scored. Chris Rennie and Scott John-son assisted.

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. season, conld yoa write aboat candy and IU nutritional valne, If any?

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I'm assuming your children have gone "Trick-or-Treating" this year Even the most health conscious parents let their children go out for Halloween, and, why not? Remember the fun?

This is what we are looking at - which candies will inflict the least damage on children (and adults, of course) at Halloween The subject of candy vs. health is not a pretty one.

Rating candies based on their fat and sugar content raises a prob-lem. Most candy companies cannot, or refuse, to tell how much their products contain.

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• FRUIT CANDIES — Fruit rolls and gummy bear types have the least fat Here's where you read labels — Sunkist Fun Fruits have fruit as their first ingredient — that's important

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She asked Paul if be would take Bill's place on the team Monday night

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Koemg was right on target during the third game except for the ninth f r a m e when it looked like a sure split, but all the pins fell, perhaps with a little help from beyond

Bill Stewart had a copy of the scoresheet as be was laid to rest

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ning a f ree tr ip to the Dec 6-7 for the national finals in Reno, Nev.; also De-borah Graves (Redford). fourth with a 664. *2SO Pain Martin (Livonia), f i f th with a 656. (225. Geoee Doletzky (West-land). sixth with a 644. 1200. Angela Heaslip (Westland), ninth with a 625, $100; and Jeane t te Sp*nce (Garden City). 12th with a 616. $50

Men's Division results — Greg Seniw of Mount Clemens, first. Ken Kubit (Livo-nia), third with a 717. $275; Gafy Shiemke (Westlandj. sixth with a 6W $175, R Matthews Mays (Southfield). ninth with a 676, $100 Also in the money Erie Cullen (Westland), 12th, Ron Kraynek (Plym-outh), 16th Jeff Schaefer (Livonia). 17th. Rick Biegas (Westland). 18th; Dennis Weatherford (Livonia), 19th. Mike Rose (Livonia). 25th. and Mark Cum bo. 26th

The least Stipcak and Seniw can earn is $500 each with the lop prize being $10,000

P*ttl». 201. Jun Jlmmman, it, 2*2 8S0 m-JTlm Jlmmmn. Sir... 2«B/e«e. Al CWk

24«. EA O M u . 263 Rr.. WiW. 1H/71I: HOI Pu*~yk. 258/726 Jar. tU»n. 2«B 6 11. C«rl Hum. 287/649. Barb Tunw. 244 '403. Bill ru«tka. 2 4 4, 6 4 8, Ed Wn^ht 248/669

BroOtar Eddla Jacntiir BK. Bnth - Larry Slu«alrr 2S3 6 99 Jo. Epatain. 236 640. Aruly Rubin. 283/633 DaU Tauk 231/830. Stu Sklar 230. 628. Paul SchWar 231/626 Mark Klinear 233 618 Sta*a Anatandt« 229/814. latry Horn 293. 604 Harold 8U-ar»r-.ai> 600 Sta»a WaLRbar? 239

Mocm Claaaic _ Tina Baxbar 216 998 Jaarv Damback 214/627; GWrta Marti. 214/607: Luicy Soarxmki 223 587 SKirlay Baaela 228/ • S 5 7 Jan Schoar-.barg 189 912

Mu»d - B.1J, -Q.- 297/712: Bonrvla Shank. 291 649 Kaiaom WaaKko 231 664 Tim Smith 257,682. Larry Frana. 239/ 62* SharryPattk. 247 248. 683

Bal Atcm lanM (TiminfUn) Sanior Houaa — Da.a Halataad 265 749. Daryl RaLUna 258/ 728. Hal Parlmar. 297'728 Bill Car am. 256/ 715 Mark AbaU 274 714. Van F W . 287/ 705 Tom Shaw 278. 704 Willia Smith 293/ 678 Paul Ko.ru, 289>'676. OWm Labtaw 872: Da« Ga^ac 699 Boe Parkar 692. Tom Jar. kir«. 691. Kanny Allan- 299

Our Lady of Sorrow* 'Man .) _ Til Brown 224 64 i Todd Howoa. 216 Paul Thaiaan, 214. Bili Skibirvaki 220 Kan Mound. 2 IB Bob TVaiaan Jr. 249 646. John Hun arman. 288'' 709 Rick HorrallT 222 Bob Jonaa. 214 628 Tarry Tiachar 214. Bruca Watara 245 Douq Kano 211. Mtka Jacobs. 296. Tad Mohacai 243 PAULKOEWIG 300 677

Mancslactunng and Industrial — Kim Pianta 216.604

farrmn«rtan Cine _ Kaith El-art. 225 643. Roaa Traaura 247 686 Doug Dobaor-. 211. Jim Schaatar 255 70S JoKr, Thornpaor 230 Walt Zawackj 226 625

Ladiaa Ntghl Out - Judy EUy 193 Kann Joy

210 / 8*1: Sua Bn f. 180

Haw Early Bird. - Jan Dart man 248 WaataIda Man . - Walt Paull 2 28/843, Bob

Duman 289/688, Jaff Maboay 252 864 Jur McPKail Jr . 287/881 Mika Epivraim. ,23 7. MARX HOWES. 300/762 Km. 28« 889. John ralana 22B. Chuck Andaran. 219 ChnaSiuaak 244/880

runtiman Miaad - EWyr. Hoth 2 1 2 Oaorg. Tounfl 2 1 3 Howard Bialakt 228, 629

rnday - Candy Bnnklay 208 Oraa Hidlnja. £20i Oana Orabuulu. 217.

Frtday Altamata Miiai Trio - Tary Pattaraor 289/641 Oaia Bohannon 234/888

Radiard Una CRadlord TownahipJ Waat SkI* Lutharar, - Bob McCall 6 I 1 Will Grulka 60 1

Wondarland Lanaa <Linci>; Tour lad Clow - John Stronakl. 268/670. Oabra Schwarta 1 56 pina avara««

Woodland lanaa dawui) Morning Stars -Sharon Dutka. 245

Eaay Roljars - Dou« Lobb. 278 Sparamakara — Trudy Blipak. 232 Man • Tna - Kan Kubii. 680 Bill Stilwai.

285/705 Da— Morw>ck 254 688 Tim Mati.»-ae« 672.

Starlight. _ landa Stawart. 229 Miaan — Mary K~a» 224 222, 604 Daloo Mldrughl — JoKr Haapapuro. 680 tdaoma Stnkara - Jim Danlala 268-263 745

Howard rouchar 664 Saturday Youth (Majora) - Matt Badrack

24,* Jarrua Sawruk 234 Bill lacoraocv 233 ("PrapaJ Kally Stokaa. 179/452

Mam Bowl {LsronUl Jtm Jaaabn 245. 656. Rich Oalliaon 231 '659 Rick Proaoat 254 6S7 Sta<~ Dowhan. 239 640. Bob Duman 236 675 Jtm McPhaai Jr . 228/649 HaJ DaLone 22Z 642 Dauua Archar. 232.'643

Monday • Juruor Houaa — Al 7abaU. 276 691

St Oana«aaa . Man . - Orwa Tom. 27 7 Tha Qang — Louiaa Bartrand 276 Roain« JOla - Fran Andaraon. 24 1. Bylna Pa

oona 234 M haW Bo.to. (1 28 .rata?., 2 I 5 Municipal — Tom Goroatki. 24 6

Tata Corner, — Skjm Clammona. 2 4 8

• F O W L S H O O T I N G

The winners in the Canton Parks and Recreation "Fowl Shooting" Contest Saturday were Chris Tier-ney, who made nine of 10 free throws in the under-9 age group, Todd Waldron. 10-12. 18 in a row, Neil Dixon. 1J-15, lO-of-lO; Cathy Lenaghan. 16-18, 5-of-10; and Rhett Clark, over-18. 20 in a row All are Canton residents.

Tierney made eight straight shots to win a tiebreaker over Chris Mason, who also was 9-of-10 in the under-9 division.

There were 97 participants in.the five age groups Each one shot 10 free throws in an attempt lo win a turkey All received a chicken din-ner from Lee's Famous Recipe Chicken.

• U M P I R E S M E E T I N G

The Canton Softball Center Um-pires Association will meet at 5 p.m. Sunday. Dec 9. at CSC. Mana-gers. new umpires and experienced umpires are welcome. For infor-mation call Bob at 483-5600. Ext. 104

• S C R A F T R O L L S

The Schoolcraft College men's basketball team got out of the

sports shorts starting blocks like Carl Lewis Wednesday, opening up leads of 14-0 and 22-1 en route lo their third straight victory- without a loss, a 109-69 triumph over host Glen Oaks Community College

Despite the absence of two key players, Charlie Perkins and Ran-dy Walters (both out with injuries), the Ocelots came out smoking, nailing 11 of their first 13 shots from the floor

"It was beautiful to watch." said Schoolcraft coach Dave Bogataj ' Everything fell The kids played flawless, just a great game."

Kwesi McGill, a 6-foot-4 forward from Detroit St. Hedwig. scored 15 of SC's first 17 points. He finished with a game-high 31.

Barry Quayle, a 6-6 forward from Dearborn Fordson, and Mitch Fyke, a 6-2 forward from Plym-outh Canton, each chipped in with 19.

Dave Hamilton, a 6-6 product from Taylor Center, scored all 14 of his points in the second half as SC out-pointed Glen Oaks, 63-34.

(Hamilton also grabbed nine re-bounds . SC held Glen^ Oaks to only one field goal during the final seven minutes

Lynell Collins, a 6-3 point-guard from Southfield. was also instru-mental in the win He grabbed sev-en first-half rebounds as the Ocelots held a 39-21 edge for the game .

Frederick Ferguson a 6-9 center from Cleveland, Ohio, paced Glen Oaks with 26 points

• 6 8 T I G E R S A P P E A R

A reunion of some of the 1968 World Series Champion Detroit Tigers baseball team will occur from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Dec 1-2 at the Madon-na College baseball card show.

Autographs are free and over 100 tables are available.

Appearing on Saturday. Dec 1: Denny McLain (noon to 2 p.m.) and-Mickey Stanley (2-4 p.m.).

Making appearances Sundav,

Dec 2: Willie Horton (noon to 2 p.m.) and Mickey Lolich (2-4 p.m.)

For more information, call 591-5029.

• U S E D E Q U I P M E N T S A L E

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

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

Volunteers will be on hand to do the selling, so the owner doesn't have to be present on Deg. 1. Sellers can pick up their money or unsold items between 1 and 2 p m the day of the sale For informa-tion call Bob Dates at 397-511.0

• I N D O O R S O C C E R

The Canton Soccerdome is ac-cepting registrations for its second season, which begins Thursday, Jan 3. for PeeWee (under-5. 6 and 7) and adult teams

You aren't helpless when crime invades your neighbor-nood. You're fully capable of helping police and they're ready \to show you now.

The case of The Stanton Park Stand-off.

When crack moved into a row house on a quiet block of Stanton Park, folks decided to serve an evic-tion notice.

They met with police to find out what they could do to keep drugs out of their neighbor-hood.

The cops told them to keep an eve out—to let police know

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E v e r y t h i n g y o u need t o c lose down a crackhouse.

sy PC

fh wnenevcr somctning suspi-— cious happened. They began to

notice faces. They wrote down li-

cense numbers of strange cars. They noted the

times of odd be-havior. They worked with

each other. They worked

with the police. Armed with field

glasses note pads and tele-phones, folks

kept track of the neighborhood.

Within one month, enough

evidence had been gathered.

Police moved in. Crack moved out. Citizen

participation beat crime in D.C. It can do the same for you. For

more success stories, write: The McGruff Files, 1 Prevention

Way, Washington, D.C. 20539-0001.

Police become ven more respon-sive wucii meir people are their

partners. Together we can help...

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«c* Q&E Monday. November 26. 1990

Videotext comes of age — and shoots itself in the foot Years ago. 10 to be exact, a

; French company started an interest-£i«f experiment. It put tiie Paris tele->phone book on a computer and then 5-gave anyone (or nearly) anyone who £ wanted one a small computer termi-n a l to access it right from his tele-

phone. Then the company charged, ^essentially, nothing for the service. ^JThe catch was that every time you ' used the terminal, you saw a series jjof advertisements.

g The advertisers paid for the ser-ice. Time passed, and the French

^company added all sorts of other ^services. The computers got fancier. £Users could use their own PCs. And r*he graphics improved. The tech-unique was dubbed videotext. It was p n tended as the first mass market •;use of computers in the home. That "Isystem has become a screaming suc-£cess in its 10 short years of life.

•' A year ago, the United States, 'sometimes a little slow to get on the technology for the - m a s s e s bandwagon, introduced its first vi-deotext system. Of course, th# French did theirs with government money. In the United States we wait-ed for some big company with Enough money to invest In this case, the investment was around half a billion dollars, the corporate giants Jrere Sears and IBM, and the system was Prodigy.

computer insider Peter

Stephenson

I EARLY PRODIGY had a few technical drawbacks, but, for a first 5>ass at videotext, it was pretty good. Videotext, bj^the way, is unbelieva-

bly difficult to do right. But they ad-vertised hard, kept the price down and got themselves a large following

quite quickly. Recently, they shipped — free — new software that is real-ly the best videotext I've seen. It is impressive, to be sure. But, it turns out, there is a dark side. Prodigy is embarking upon a course that could very well sink i t And if it keeps this course of action up, in my opinion, it deserves to be sunk. Fast and deep.

The problems started when Prodi-gy staffers decided that they should censor the messages in the many public conference and chat areas of the system. There were never any posted guidelines, so there was noth-ing to tell these censors how to cen-sor or to tell users what they could or couldn't say. Well, as it happened. Prodigy offered, as one of its major inducements to use the service, elec-tronic mail at no additional cost So, if you can't have a discussion in the public forums, where ya gonna go? You send private e-mail to the folks you'd be chatting with in public. No • censorship there. The mail is pri-vate.

This, of course, caused an increase in e-mail traffic. What does Prodigy do? It pulls out a cannon and takes careful aim at its foot It announces that, starting January, there will be a fee for e-mail over 30 messages a month. This caused an electronic

riot Over 35,000 people deluged Prodigy with complaints about this decision, an act which, of course, further increased the e-mail load And, of course. Prodigy engaged in massive damage control efforts.

BUT HERE'S the bottom line. Prodigy is the first successful U.S. experiment in mass market home computer use. It is wonderfully use-ful and simple to operate. It has fan-tastic educational possibilities. And it is a lot of fun. In fac t I can't think of $12.50 per month better spent if you have kids than for a Prodigy membership But, if the censorship and bait-and-switch tactics (the e-mail charges are not mentioned in any promotional materials that I know of) don't stop — and stop fast, the service doesn't deserve to contin-ue. *

When you put a service such as Prodigy out for the masses, you had better serve the masses, or shut it down That extreme would be a very sad thing, both for the computing community in general and the future of home computing in particular And that's the inside scoop.

Peter Stephenson is a comput-er consultant, lecturer, nationally published columnist and author who lives in Rochester Hills. Questions may be addressed to him c Observer & Eccentric, 805 E. Maple, Birmingham, MI 48009 or by electronic mail on Prodigy (GMWG59A) or MCI MAIL and BIX (pstephenson).

Workshop offers tips to prevent robbery Robbery Prevention, a workshop

for store owners, will be presented at Schoolcraft College 6-10 p.m. fruesday, Dec. 4.

The program helps business own-ers develop a heightened awareness of crime deterring techniques.

Topics covered include: robbery prevention, robbery detection and post-robbery procedures.

The presenter is David Odett, di-rector of human resources/safety and security for Mid-States Petrole-um. In addition to' his company du-

ties, Odett worked on a Michigan Legislative Task Force for robbery prevention.

The workshop will be held in Room 200, Liberal Arts! Building. Fee is $30. Additional information is available by calling 462-4448.

r REACH FOR THE P O W E R .

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H e r e ' s how It w o r k s : F i r s t , you m u s t h a v e a

t o u c h - t o n e t e l e p h o n e . T h e n , all you d o i s ca l l

u s - r e m e m b e r , i t d o e s n ' t m a k e a n y d i f f e r e n c e if we ' re n o t h e r e — t o p l a c e an ad . c a n c e l o n e o r c h a n g e s o m e t h i n g on o n e y o u ' r e p l a c e d e a r l i e r .

L e f s a a y i t ' s e igh t o ' c lock a t night a n d you 've J u s t r e a l i z e d t h a t t h e

c u p i d on t h e c l o c k y o u ' r e se l l ing p l a y s a t in w h i s t l e . I t ' s a good s e l l i n g p o i n t , s o you p u n c h u p o u r c l a s s i f i ed n u m b e r a n d wait for t h e o p e r a t o r t o gu ide you t h r o u g h t h e s t e p s for c h a n g i n g y o u r ad . Have in m i n d t h e exac t i n f o r m a t i o n y o u w a n t t o give u s . s p e a k c l e a r l y a n d a bi t s lower t h a n y o u usua l ly do . A n d t h a t ' s it.

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Be complete, neat when addressing holiday mail

Mofioay Novmbo 26. 1000 Q*E * 5 C

During the holiday season the large volumes of letter mail passing through the pott office undergo a change in make-up from primarily typed addresses to an inordinate amount of hand-written addresses That means the postal service must switch some of its automated pro-cess to maunual processing. Either way — printed or handwritten -proper address is critical.

"A wrong ZIP Code is worse than nooe." says John M Home, field di-vision. general manager /postmas-ter, Detroit Division.

The first three numbers of a ZIP Code identify a state or portion of a state. When a letter arrives at the main post office or that area, the last two digits are used to route the letter to the delivery station. The four digits added to a five-digit ZIP Code, or ZIP +, allow automated sorting of mail down to the carrier s route.

"A ZIP Code is literally the last word in addressing." says Home. "It's the last item you insert in the address, following the city and state, and it's the most important in terms of getting mail started in the right direction. If you are not sure of the ZIP Code call 271-S544."

In the case of missing street num-bers, Home says, just one missing di-git in a street number may send a letter to the wrong person, it's the street number that tells the letter carrier where to deliver the mail. The name in the address simply separates the intended recipient

from other people in that house. Home says that many carriers re-

member names on their routes — which average 600 households and businesses - and can deliver to the right person even through the ad-dress m incorrect. But a substitute carrier or a new employee must rely entirely on the street number

Apartment and suite numbers fall in the same category of little things that count Think of a substitute let-ter carrier confronted with 100 or more boxes in an apartment or off-ice building and a stack of mail with no box numbers.

Similarly, proper direction desig-nations for streets — North. South. East of West, get letters delivered without detours. The correct abbre-viation is-N, S., E or W. Also import-ant are the correct designations Street. Lane Court, Terrace, Driver or Circle with the abbreviations St., Ln., Terr., Ct., Dr. or Cir.

To help speed your letters and packages on their way, type or print your addresses. Properly prepare typed or printed addresses can be read and processed by the postal ser-vices ' au tomated equipment : Handwritten addresses must lartge-ly be read and processed by hand. And, while both methods get the same delivery results, automated processing is by far the most effi-cient and least costly.

"Keeping postage rates down hinges on automated processing of mail," says Home. "You can help by typing or print your addresses."

l i e wants to do his taxes but he finds it too difficult to hold a pencil.

Without your help, he may not be able to do them.

Almost ever>tod> has to file taxes, but not

everyone can do it on their own. Volunteer and

help makr someone s taxes less taxing Call

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LIVE AND LEARN It s firr>e for you to enjoy the co 'ee< d q ^ a n d success you v e always w o n t e d Wayn# State Umvereity'i W e e k e n d Col lege Program is d e s i g n e d tor wo*mg adults You c o n ea rn your bocr>etor s degree m five yecrs or less by

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Novemher-Deccmher — The Plymouth branch of the Salvation Army needs volunteers 9 a m to 4 p.m. Monday-Friday to sort canned goods. The following services are also needed:

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Anytime by arrangement — League of Mercy. Volunteers needed to wrap and place items in bags to be delivered to nursing homes and prisons.

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• S P O R T S E Q U I P M E N T S A L E Sa tar day. Dec. 1, 16 t i n . to 1 p.m.

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By Kevin Brown staff writer

Oh, those office suck-ups. Sure, it's OK to show the boss a

little respect. It's even OK to defer to their judgment

After all. making decisions — be they sometimes foolish — is what a boss is for.-

But maybe you've noticed a fellow co-worker who's a bit too chummy with the big guy, or gal . . . you know, the wayward soul lacking dignity who's not happy unless he or she is kissing up to the boss at every opportunity

Maybe they laugh too hard at the

Maybe they adopt his philosophy • of life and politics and expound on ! J t at the drop of a hat and well ; within earshot of the top man. And • loss in sports, actually anything • Jhat will gain extra attention and/

small or large, fiem -•Ihe boss. •J Or maybe they make regular : j r ips t o the mountain" - the boss' ; rffice - to chat up the boas in •}»pes of snaring that future

Medical science has yet to testify the deviant gene that tarks a person for membership in

the officii* tuekupus class.

And biologist have yet to pinpoint the exact physical traits? -Do they have a thick-lipped, constantly moving mouth of sucker fish? Or maybe it's the perpetual pucker of a lamprey eel?

THEY DO have one thing in common In the realm of brown nosing, they remain nameless, but that's not to say no one knows them. In any given office, everyone knows who the suck-ups are.

And while scientific journals are mum on the subject, several suburban Detroit office workers have reported sightings.

'There was this new guy, be was stiH on probation." recalls a woman who used to work in a Novi office. "His big thing was, in the morning he

would walk into the bos^ office and say. "Nice tie.' The boas would say. You really think so?*

employee did pass probation, but, alas, he eventually left the company.

But let's be fair to the bosses. While there are some who like the attentive nature of brown-nosers, there are those who don't.

During his 21-year military career, a Troy man said "it (brown nosing) was really looked down upon "

- 'And the next day. It's 'Nice shoes.'

Was It part of a mutual admiration society9 Possibly

The boss would get a little grin, and after a while he'd come into the office and ask everybody, "So, what do think of these shoes9' " she recalled.

Bottom Line: The boss got a kick out of the attention And, yes, tite

"THE KIND OF things that I remember, is when the colonel pulls out a cigarette and there's a lieutenant there who will be the first one to put a matchunder his nose," he said "What you usually try to do is tell them to back off

"You tell them this is just going to get you in trouble with your fellow office^, knock* it off."

As hfe sees it, "a good manager tries to bring that to a halt In my experience, it causes trouble It

—keeps people fiuin working together and it keeps people from cooperating with that individual'

One boas who liked brown-nosers was the former publisher of s metro Detroit daily newspaper, a former reporter at the paper recalled

"The dress code used to be pretty loose sround there, and when he started wearing the white shirt and

the tie, all the suck-ups started dressing just like him," the ex-employee said.

"And when he got into baseball, they all did too, and they'd try to get seats as close as they could get to him so they could look over and wave. It was sickening "

A former elementary school principal in western Wayne County recalls another suck-up

"THERE WERE three of us t^at came In as new principals and one guy was the classic brown-noser," he said. "It was so obviocs and so obnoxious to everybody "

He likened the guy to Eddie Haskel of the "Leave it to Beaver" series, who would be polite to Wally's t>krents.'then slammed them behind their backs

This other guy and I devised a little plan," he said. "We found out that he was really turned off with luxftey He'd lay, What did they see in it, all these guys skating up and down the ice. you miss half the goals, and soon.

"One day, a group of principals were going out to lunch We said. You know, it's really something The superintendent Is so involved in hockey, he's always trying to • find somebody who has tickets.'"

The suck-up invested "a sizable

piece of change in front row hockey tickets and tried to "get the long mileage" out of them

"He takes them to the superintendent and says, 'I can't go but maybe you and your wife might like them ' The superintendent said. I'm not interested. I don't think I can make it.'

"He did it about three times, and finally the superintendent tells him, 'I don't mean to hurt your feelings, but I don't go for hockey.' "

ANOTHER MAN who works in a suburban Wayne County school district recalls someone whose sucking up to the boas was well known throughout the building

When the suck-up made yet another trip to the boas' office, "we'd say. oh boy. here we go again, here's another example." " herarwWad ,

This one tried to win the boss over with humor The co-worker recalled the time when the boas first entered his new office — on a floor of the building that had no bathrooms

This guy brought ia s plastic urinal that taped to the back of the office door," the co-worker recalled. He said, "Now that you're superintendent, you

certainly deserve an executive washroom'

"He'd also arrange for tickets for sporting events, and it would be be and his wife and the boss and his wife"

Another thing, the suck-up would do was to make certain things happen, like arrange to have the boss car serviced by the district

He would get raxzed a lot. but he would brush it off as if it were not the case," the co-worker said.

While the actions of some suck-ups bring s smile to their co-workers. some spark a more negative reaction

"SHE JUST talks with the supervisor forever." said one Southfield insurance company employee about a recently hired co-worker "She asks about ber kids and her father-in-law. she's always talking like tAey m i n t friends forever, and she a only been here a month

Everybody's noticed that she's been doing it (sucking-up)"

But word has it that when the boas is not around, ~M»'s very naaty and she never wants to do her lob"

'Obviously, they're keeping her her because she's friendly with the supenrtaoc." the employee noted

3D** O & E Monday. November 26 1990

MOVING PICTURES Mpoday. Novmbr 26. 1M0 Q4,E + +3D

A financially d e v a s t a t e d Rocky Balboa (Sylves-ter S ta l lone) r e tu rns to his roo t s t o f ight t h e

toughes t f igh t of h is life in "Rocky V.*

Filmmakers take for Thanksgiving

a break holiday

There are DO new films opening this week since the distributors took advantage of the long holiday week-end and introduced 10 new movies for Thanksgiving. If you didn't get a chance to see them all last weekend, there's still plenty of time between daily doses of leftover turkey.

STILL PLAYING: " A valoa " (A + , PG. 126 minutes). Excellent film chronicles an immi-

grant family 's successes and failures in America.

"Child's Play 2" (•), R). "Cfcaeky" returns. "Daaces With Woives" (A. PG-13, 180

minutes). Kevin Cos trier's magnificent ode to

brotherhood and brutality on America's western frontier during and a f te r the Civ-il War.

"Fantasia " (A + , G). Excellent restoration of Disney's 1940

masterpiece. "Ghost" (A-, PG-1J, 116 minutes). Banker's ghost (Patrick Swayze) hangs

around a f te r life to protect loved one (Demi Moore) Spiritualist (Whoopi Gold-berg) helps him and this romantic /come-dy/thriller.

"GoodFellas" ( B + . R, 145 minutes). Martin Scorsese's intense, compelling

saga of three mobsters. Fine production techniques and excellent performances by Robert DeNiro, Joe Pesci and Ray Liotta, notwithstanding, they are bad guys.

"Graff i t i Bridge" (•. PG-13). Written and directed by Prince who

also s tars in another production for his fans and his pocketbook.

Henry and June" (C-. NC-17. 135 min-utes).

Boring, repetitious discussions of sex-uality complemented by darkly lit sexual

the movies

Dan Greenberg

Grading the movies A+ Top marks - sure to please

A Close 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

2 Reserved for the colossally bad * No ad"? need screening

low haunted by a youthful strikeout. Mi-chael Caine gives him another swing.

"The Nightcracker Pr ince" (G). Animated fantasy based on Tchaikov-

sky's classical ballet. "Paci f ic Heights" (A-, R, 105 minutes). Suspense and excitement as psychotic

tenant terrorizes his landlords. "Postcards From the Edge" ( C + , R,

105 minutes). Disappointing, jumbled, show biz story

of mother-daughter conflict doesn't live up to its advanced billing nor to its su-perb cast.

"Predator 2" (R). The boat continues, this t ime In the ur-

ban jungle of Los Angeles In 1997. "Qalgley Down Under" (D. PG-13). Humorless, trite western with Tom

Selleck in Australia "Rescuers Dowa Under" (*, G). Disney animation has Bernard and

Miss Bianca off to Australia to save ra re eagle f rom poacher.

"Home Alone" (B-. PG. 100 minutes). Engaging comedy about young boy

(Macaulay Culkin) left at home by acci-dent

"Jacob's T adder" (A. R, 115 minutes | Sensational, riveting film experience

redeems and rewards with its story of Jacob Singer's fTim Robbins) re-entry to civilian life a f te r Vietnam trauma

"The King of New Yor t" (R, l«3-soin-utes)

Violent return of recently paroled drug lord.

"The Krays" (•, R). Twins run vicious underworld empire

in London. "Marked for Death" (•. R). Retired DEA agent wars with drug

dealer. "Memphis Belle" (D + , PG-13. 100

minutes) Boring, tr i te World War n bomber film

with Matthew Mod me sleeping behind the joystick

"Miller's Croaslng" (B + . R. 110 min-utes).

Irish and Italian mobs in conflict dur-ing Prohibition era

"Mr. Destiny" (A-. PG-13.102 minutes) BelushJ is effective as middle-aged fel-

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ALTERNATIVE VIEWING

Recalling bittersweet summer By John Monaghan Special writer

Summer 1958. Thirteen-year-old Frederique (Jule Bataille) and her l i t t le s is ter Sophie (Candice LeFranc) spend it at a rented sum-mer house in France. They enjoy countless hours building sandcastles, reading comics on the beach, and ex-ploring with their cousins, the Man-dels.

This vacation is different, howev-er. They have overheard whisperings about divorce, moving to Paris and their mother seeking a job. Instead

of having their mother spend the en-tire summer with them, a flustered maid^is put in charge.

Painful divorce and playful mem-ories of summer make up "C'est La Vie," the latest film from writer/di-rector Diane Kurys. Full of honesty, fun and vivid characterizaUons, this deceptively simple summer at the beach grows into one of the most in-sightful films of the year. It current-ly screens at the Maple Theatre.

NATHALIE BAYE plays Lena, the girls' mother, who has initiated the divorce. To complicate matters.

SCREEN SCENE

she has met a young artist and would certainly run away with him if it weren't for the children. One night, Frederique watches them ride off on his motorcycle. : The loving father. Michel (Richard

Berry), who arrives unexpectedly one morning, tries to manipulate the children's emotions. He a LEO shows his nasty temper by driving Lena's new car, a" symbol of her independ-ence. promptly into a tree.

There are no villains in "C'est La Vie," which is reportedly based on

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DETROIT FILM THEATRE. 5200 Woodward Ave., Detroit. Call 813-2323 for information.

• Day of Wrath" (Denmark - 1943), 1 p.m. Nov 29-Dec 2. Director Carl Dreyer's haunting drama concerns a young woman accused of witchcraft in 17th century Denmark Many have com-pared Dreyer's stark and stylized image-ry to that of Rembrandt. ($2.50/recitaI hall)

Mr Universe" (USA/Hungary — 1989), 7 and 9:30 p.m. Nov. 30 and 9:30 p.m. Dec 1. A part-time actor leaves Bu-dapest from Hungary to look up an old friend — the former Mr. Universe who was married to Jane Mansfield ($4/audi-torium)

'Terezin Diary" (USA - 1989). 1. 3. 5 and 7 p.m Dec. 2. A new documentary examines Theresienstadt near Prague, which was considered a model concentra-tion camp by the Nazis. ($4/auditorium)

DETROIT SCIENCE CENTER. 5020 John R, Detroit Call 577-8400 for infor-mation. (J5 adult admission. $2-4 chil-dren)

"To the Limit" (USA — 1990). through April 1991. The latest Omnimax spectac-ular intercuts amazing athleUc feats with an analysis of how muscles and blood work Not intended for people with claus-trophobia. the movie becomes a first-per-son "Fantastic Voyage" into the human body

HENRY FORD CENTENNIAL LI-BRARY, 13671 Michigan Ave., Dearborn. Call 943-2330 for information. (Free)

Shorts - 7 p.m. Nov 26 A trio of film shorts will be presented, featuring "The BaloonaUc."

LIVONIA MALL, Seven Mile at Middlebelt. Livonia Call 476-1166 for in-formation. (Free)

"Look for the Silver Lining" (USA — 1949), 10 a m Nov 27 June Haver r e creates the life and career of Vaudevilli-an Marilyn Miller in this musical

MAPLE THEATRE, 4135 W Maple, Bloomfield Call 855-9090 for show times ($5 50 general. 13 50 twilight)

'Henry and June' (USA — 1990) The first film to receive the controversial NC-17 rating is the story of writer Henry Miller (Fred Ward) and his bizarre re la-Uonship with his wife (Uma Thurmond; Directed by Phil Kaufman

Cest La Vie" (France - 1989) The effects of separation and divorce are felt by all members of a family during a sum mer vacation in 1958 France Director Diane Kurys bases the story on her own early life i

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VIDEO VIEWING By Dan Greenberg special writer

Despite the overwhelming popu-larity of theatrical motion pictures, producers continue to grind out pot-boiler films for the home video cas-sette market. HBO Home Video gen-erally has the best product in that category since they produce for their cable network as well as for theatri-cal distribution.

But some of the stuff is so bad it's a wonder the raw videotape stock doesn't curl up in agony and die. . Take Academy Entertainment's "Mortal Sins" (1990. color, R, 85

minutes), one of the most scattered, disorganized, annoying and offensive films to appear in a long time. It's not just a matter of bad filmmaking, although that's certainly a big part of the indictment. But here's a case where an attempt at an off-beat pri-vate eye film has taken satire to the point of idiocy.

Private-eye Nathan Weinscbenk (Brian Benben) is hired by TV evan-gelist Malcolm Rollins (James Harper) because his associate, Park Sung (James Saito), has been mur-dered. Nathan falls in love with Rol-lins' daughter, Laura (Debrah Faren-tino).

Nathan has a strange family and weird friends and associates What could have been a clever satire turns out to be adolescent and amateurish, a mish-mash of private jokes and disassociated sequences that detract from an inconsequential, hackneyed attempt to make fun of TV evangel-ism.

DESPITE THOSE weaknesses, "Mortal Sins" will be at local video stores on Nov. 29 in competition with theatrical motion pictures. On the latest available Variety chart of the "Top 50 Video. Titles" for the week

ending Nov. 10, all but two were theatrically released motion pic-tures.

Clearly public taste is engaged by Hollywood's feature presentations. Witness ""Pretty Woman," a major box-office success with $178 million in the till after 33 weeks at the box office. As of Nov. 8 it was still run-ning on 262 screens even though the videocassette had been available for three weeks.

Further emphasizing theatrical films' appeal, "Pretty Woman's" vi-deocassette was ranked third on the "Top 50 Video Titles" with a 116 rat-ing out of a possible 130. "Total Re-call" with 118 and "The Hunt for

Red October" with 117 ran one and two for the week of Nov. 10.

In addition to the high visibility and extensive publicity generated for Hollywood's theatrical releases, it's also clear that their most suc-cessful products are far superior in production values to low-end video-pics like "Mortal Sins '"

There ought to be some minimum standards of coherence and sensibili-ty in videopic production but viewers with that attitude will be disappointed in ' Mortal Sins'" and numerous other videos currently available.

ON THE brighter side, three re-' cent theatrical successes. "Betsy s Wedding," "Another 48 Hours" and' "Men at Work" hit the video racks on Nov. 20 for holiday viewing. Stal-lone/Rocky fans will" be pleased to learn that "Rocky I-IV" were made available at a new low gpee on Nov *

That also was the release date for** "The Elvi^ Files" (1990, not rated % color, 55 minutes). Billed as an ex citing and controversial video docu -mentary." it may prove to be so for Elvis fans

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JOIN US! f s Max & Erma s Third Annual (ingle Bell Run for Arthritis Bring family a n d friends, neigh-bors and co-wodcers to foin you for this

unique holiday event Vbu will receive a complimen-tary pair of jingle bells for your shoelaces and the first 1200 pre registered entrants will receive the official Ma* & Erma's lingle Bell Run T-shirt

T H E EVENT t's a 5K course I Erma says that's a little over three miles I Starting and finishing at the Oakland University in Rochestet this course

runs through campus and is for serious or amateur athletes—young or old. tall or short, fit or fat. runners or walkersf

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BELLS ON YOUR FEET: (A Fun, Festive Event Guaranteed to Put Vou m The Holiday Spirit i

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December 2, 1990 10.00 A.M.

RACE DIVISIONS 10 and under 11-17 18-W

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AWARDS

Jhe top three male and female finishers over-all will receive trophies and a S20 Max & Eima s gift certificate The t op three finishers

in each race division will b e p resen ted with p laques The awards ceremony will immediately follow the race at MeadowBrook Village Mall Although walkers will not b e eligible for trophies a n d plaques, they are ab le to participate in the costume competit ion and the p ledge incentive program

PACKET PICK-UP

Jntrants may p ick u p the i r race packets or „ register N o v e m b e r 28th f rom 10 00 a m • to 3 00 p m a t M e a d o w B r o o k Vi l lage Ma l l

in Rochester ( A d a m s a n d \ ta l tor , |

Registrat ion a n d packet p i c k u p can also b e d o n y on race day f rom 8 W a r n t r f 9 W a r n at the L e p l e y Spor ts Center o n the Oak land Univers i ty Campus

DON YOUR HOUDAY DUDSI o n re indeer ant lers or elf 's garb, dress as a Snowman Santa or G o o d K ing VWfnceslas' I Don t be a Scrooge at least wear your ho l i

d a y colors a n d get fes t i ve ' I

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receive a wea l th of p r izes a n d a $ 100 gift cer t i f i ca te t o MeadowBrook Vi l lage Ma l l p lusaSiOOgi f t cer t i f icate t o Max f , Erma s A $ l 0 0 gi f t cer t i f icate to Max & Erma s wi l l a lso b e awarded t o the best g r o u p c o s t u m e

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her three "fathere. a Little Lady."

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< • ml Karen Monster is b a c k a s a m e m b e r of t h e T r u n c h e o n s , an all-girl band that i n c l u d e s Pau la Boufford ( f rom lef t) on the gui tar .

Raquel Sa laysay on b a s s and T.N.T. on d r u m s .

Truncheons: Not so sugar 'n spicy By Larry O'Connor staff writer

The Truncheons are tough. The Truncheons are not to be messed with. The Truncheons strike fear into those who dare cross their path strewn with broken bones and crushed cans.

The Go-Gos giggle, the Bangles pout, but the Truncheons knee you in the stomach and stub their ciga-rettes out on your forehead.

At least that's what they want the masses to believe. Really, be-neath the leather and snarls are four sweet, petite women.

Why isn't that Karen Monster pondering between puffs on her Winston cigarette the possibility that she and guitarist, Paula Bouf-ford, are really like sisters'*

"Naw," said Monster, dismissing the notion. "If she was my sister, I'd probably hit her a lot harder "

Nice try. We're still not con-vinced.

This gum-snapping, scratch-your-eyes-out image is obviously a

facade, designed to hide vulnerabil-ity and insecurity.

Why look at Monic Reynolds. Ra-quel Salaysay. Boufford and Mon-ster fall onto stage for the sound-check before a recent show at Al-vin's They are the perfect picture of harmony, a unit of one striving toward a musical goal

"Shut up!," said Monster, calling business to order

THE TRUNCHEONS' story is as abrupt. The band was formed out of fallout from other bands Rey-nolds and Boufford were with the all-girl outfit Vertical Pillows, Salaysay formerly of Plasma Bats and Monster, well, she was in-volved in a solo career.

The band has a video In the works and will soon head into the studio to record an EP The Trun-cheons perform Thursday. Dec 6, at 3-D Club in Royal Oak

In this outfit. Monster comes across as the leader.

I'm the first one to say some-thing sucks," she said

Together, they form one of the

most formidable all-female hard rock bands ever in the area There was a fifth member to this equa-tion. Carolyne Striho of Detroit En-ergy Asylum is no longer around

"We don't want to talk about it," Monster said.

Instead, the Truncheons just want to play rock'n'roll. The sound is a snarling variety, bndgmg the elements of the Kinks and the Ra-mones put forth in a rudimentary, three-chord manner.

The honest, crude-as-graffiti lyr-ics sung in Monster's breathy-voice, in addition to some searing guitar riffs by Boufford and a thun-derous rhythm section of Reynolds on drums and Salaysay on bass, put the Truncheons into undisputed break-out territory

Titles like "I Hate You and "I Love You" illustrate Monster's knack for avoiding gray areas when writing her songs

"I'M WORKING on "I Kinda Like You," " she said with k laugh.

Lyrically, Monster articulates

feelings in the same manner one does after accidently slamming a sledgehammer on his big toe.

On "I Hate You." a guitar charged lament of love lost Mon-ster sings. "I never thought it would end like this/I never knew I could get so p—d/Launch myself into hypers pace/I feel like snapp-ing a pistol in your face/Take you right down to the nverbank shove you right in just to show my thanks."

Imagine Belinda Carlisle or Su-zanna Hoffs chewing on that.

The Truncheons don't bother Part of the group's mission is rede-fining the role of the femalte rock band The Truncheons are not about fashion, they don't bear dim-ples to mask shortcomings.

"It's more natural." Boufford said The edge is there, where with the (Vertical) Pillows we were pop."-

For Monster, having bandmates around has its own pluses

Basically,'" she said, "you know if you mess up you have someone to cove r y o u r b u t t . "

LIVE REVIEW GOOBER & THE PEAS

(with some guy named Dylan)

Performing in the biggest ven-ue since their ill-fated tryout at the Grand OI' Opry 26 years ago, Goober & The Peas electrif ied a near-capacity crowd at Detroit 's crown jewel, the Fox Theater Nov 18

From the opening riff of the r ip- roar in ' "Funky Cowboy' ' through to the Peas" final thund-

A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY — Gang of Four

Most people may know England's Gang of Four from their 1982 semi-hit, "I Love a Man in a Uniform " Taken at face value, the quartet seemed like many of the other new wave, poet-punk bands at the time — making harmless electronic dance-able pop ditties

But Gang of Four was more than just a dance n party band They were more influenced by the music of the Sex Pistols and Parbament/ Funkadelic than in the electronic music of their peers

Gang of Four (Dave Allen. Hugo Burnham. Andy Gill and Jon King) was named after China's Maoist Gang of Four In everything from their name to the content of their songs to their live shows, the band was trying to put forth their own p e -

ering chords of the hillbilly clas-sic. Eddie Money's "Shakin."" this legendary country quintet kept the audience planted f i rmly but attentively in its cushioned seats.

Highlights f rom the Fabulous Fox' finest hour (or 45 minutes) included the Peas ' anthemic hit, "Hot Women (Cold Beer)," their

rousing rendition of Johnny-Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues." and their own touching Let 's Go Hunt Down Grandpa ." The band ripped through most of the six songs on their big-selling record.

G A N G O F F O U R

A BRIEF H I S T O R Y O f THE T W E N T I E T H C E N T U R Y

"A Brief History of the Twentieth of the earlv lMfla

If you listen to it for the lyrical content, you're apt to get a might de-pressed with Gang of Four's griev-ous views on the world

Musically, the album is less com-plex. The value of the greatest hits format would be to new fans of Gang of Four who would like to get an overview of the group's work or peo-ple who i f f liiteiwiffj in we music

"The Complete Works of Goober & The Peas ."

Goober thrilled a gasping crowd with his high-stepping moves, stage-jumping and pat-ented mdonwalk

He entertained them with tales of his 36 years in the music biz. telling how he co-wrote "Night Moves' with a much younger and skinnier Bob Seger. who then rode the song to s tardom while the Peas kept plugging away, pleasing do2ens of fans in the Thumb area of the s ta te

The tr iumphant Fox appear-

WITHOUT A NET — Grateful Dead

The Grateful Dead are like lico-nce," Jerry Garcia once said "Not everyone likes it. but the people who like liconce really like it a lot "

" Without a Net." the Dead's first live release in a decade (excluding an album with Bob Dylan), is a treat for licorice-lovers everywhere It won't be a chart-topper because (A) it's the Grateful Dead. (B) it's a triple-album or double CD and (C) it's chock full of extended jams radio won't touch - but all that doesn't mean it's not (D) fantastic It is

More than two hours in length and divided into two sets. Without a Net" transforms your house into a Dead show, if you crank up the vol-ume. kill the lights and burn some incense All the elements are there but hippy body odor

The key to the concert, for the Dead and Deadheads alike, is the music Most of today's mainstream and altnmaUva » U r » rarun name

16-minute gem, " Eyes of the World." featuring a stellar guest perform-ance by sax great Branford Mar-salts Other standout long jams by Garcia and company include "Bird Song." China Cat Sunflower I Know You Rider" and the "Franklin Tower" medley

Bob Weir shines on Victim cr the Crime" from l t t t ' s Built to Last," the tender Looks Like Ram," and updated versions of Cawdy' and One More Saturday Night The

late keyboardist Brent Mydiand de-bvers ooe of his best vocal perfor-mances in the album's closer. Traf fir s Dear Mr FanU?V As ilWAV*.

IN CONCERT • BOVINE LOVE

Bovine Love wi|l perform Moo-day, Nov. 26, at the Blind Pig. 208 S First, Ann Arbor. For information, call 996-8555

• HARAMBE Harambe will perform Monday

and Tuesday. Nov 26-27. at Rick's Cafe, 611 Church, Ann Arbor. For in-formation, call 996-2747.

• MIKEKATON Mike Katon will perform Tuesday.

Nov. 27. at the Blind Pig, 208 S First, Ann Arbor For information, call 996-8555

• JOE AND OUT Joe and Out will perform with

guests. Voodoo Chili. Wednesday. Nov 28. at Club Heidelberg. 215 N Mam. Ann Arbor. For information, call 994-3562

• FAITH HEALERS Tbe Faith Healers will perform

with guests. Mol Triffid, Wednesday. Nov 28. at tbe Blind Pig, 208 S First, Ann Arbor For information, call 996-8555

• RAILROAD JERK Railroad Jerk will perform with

guests. Peg Boy. Thursday, Nov 29. at Club Heidelberg. 215 N. Main, Ann Arbor For information, call 994-3562

• TINSLEY ELLIS Tinsley Ellis will perform with

guests. The Pit Vipers. 8 p.m Wednesday. Nov 28. at Sully's. 4758 Greenfield, Dearborn For informa-tion. call 846-5377

• ENEMY SOUAD Ehemy Squad will perform Thurs-

day. Nov 29. at 3-D Club. 1815 N.

Main, Royal Oak. For information, call 589-3344 "

• VOLEBEATS Volebeats will perform 6-8 p.m.

Thursday. Nov. 29, at the Blind Pig. 208 S. First, Ann Arbor The Oro-boros will perform at 9 30 p.m For information, call 996-8555

• FRANK ALLISON AND THE ODD SOX

Frank Allison and the Odd Sox will -perform Friday. Nov 30, at Club Heidelberg. 215 N Main. Ann Arbor For information, call 994-3562

• ANNE BE DAVIS Anne Be Davis will perform Fri-

day. Nov 30. at the Blind Pig. 208 S First. Ann Arbor For information call 996-8555

• DIFFERENCE Difference will perform Friday

and Saturday, Nov SO to Dec 1. at Rick's Cafe, 611 Church, Ann Arbor For information, call 996-2747.

• DETROIT ENERGY ASYLUM Detroit Energy Asylum will per-—-

form with guests, Faitbealers. Fri-day. Nov 30. at Alvin's, 5756 Cass. Detroit. For information," call 832-2355

• PLANET OF FUN Planet of Fun will perform with

guests. Grady Hazy and the Re-, mains, Friday, Nov. 30, at Finney's Pub. 3965 Woodward, Detroit. For information, call 831-8070

• PHINEAS GAGE Phmeas Gage will perform Fri-

day. Nov 30, at Paycheck's Lounge. 2932 Caniff, Hamtramck For infor-mation. call 872-8934

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TOP HITS ance might be the jumpstar t Goober needs to rejuvenate (or just juvenate) his career It could also prove to be a major coup for Fox officials, who can rest assured that the crowds will come back downtown, if the the-ater draws big-time acts

When this.crowd had a chance to catch its breath af te r the ex-h i l a r a t i n g p e r f o r m a n c e of Goober & The Peas, another .act took the stage, a folksinger f rom Minnesota named Bob Dylan He

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LOCAL Best-selling records of tbe week

1 Love Takes Time." Maria* Carey 2 More Than Words Can Say," Alias 3 Pray," M.C. Hammer 4 Ice Ice Baby," Vamilla Ice 5 Groove Is in tbe Heart ." Deee-Ute 6 Giving You tbe Benefi t . P e b b l e s 7 Something to Believe In, Poisoa 8 "l Don't Have tbe Heart," J ames la-gram 9 I m Your Baby Tonight." Wbitaey Hoaataa 10 Knockin Boots." Caatfymaa (Source. Cashbox magazine;

RUBAIYAT -ELEKTRA'S 40TH ANNIVERSARY — various artists

This is an album that's just too ec-lectic for its own good Under the pretentious packaging it is a collec-tion of tunes as broad as necessary to cover the four decades of Elek tra s existence, but disjointed enough to make it difficult listening

Elek tra throws a curve at tradi-tional greatest hits packages by hav-ing its current crop of artists cover the hits of yesteryear The artists do-nated their time and the project evolved into both an anniversary cel-ebration and a chanty fund-raiser

The result is this interesting group of 39 songs, ranging from great to awful to hilarious The last exempli-fied by the Gypsy Kings LaUno send up of Hotel California * Though sung in Spanish, it has infi-nitely more soul than the Eagles

Here are the top 10 songs on "Detroit Music Scene." which is beard 4-5 p m Sundays repeated 5 30 € JO p m Tues-days) on WDTR - FM 90 9

1 Thaw." Caltare Bandits 2 Wandering Eye." 3 Despair," Andy Breefcmaa 4 T b e River Dies." Pbtoeas Gage 5 Way You Do." Blae N» 6 Song for Sylvia. GTOY 7 Bums Like tbe Sun Standing, Shad-ows « Cracked Steel." Thimy Forest Ani-mals

9 "Dirty RascaL Wrath oi Cteistina 10 Don't Say Anything." Imitation of Life

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Century" is a 20 song greatest hits package spanning the group's earli-est songs like Damaged Goods" and "At Home He's a Toorist" from 1979 up to their later songs like "I Love a Man in a Uniform" from IMS and "Is It Love" from 1M1 (Tbe group broke up m 19641

A Brief History . works well as a period piece Remember those days when Devo was In. new wave had just blossomed and 102 7 was the hippest radio station around" "A Brief History . . ." wHI take you back to those days

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sets night after night like singing E M h b w i . *v*n bfthd* like V7 who have good live reps They could all take a cue from the Dead, rock's kings of improv The tunes range from average to amazing, hit and miss, hut always are fresh

The centerpiece of the set is the

the thundering rhythm section of bawwt—RfctJ—Va '

Some Rubeiyat" highlights in-fludr Billy Bragg s mcking i

Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutxmann provides the heart, soul and thunder

If every the term "lie back and groove' applies, it's here Put it on and reality disappears Nothin left to do but smile, smile, smile

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of Love s "Seven k Seven Is," Ernie Cars'

"Let's Go," Tracy Chapman's fresh swinging twist on the oft-recorded House of the Rising Sun." and Jer-

sey rocker John Eddie s straight ahead version oi the Cure s "la-between Days "

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and be covered, contribute a raw "Hello, I Love Yoe," tipping their hats to the Kinks contribution to the Doors standard

As with any collection, you have to take the bad with the good In this case, the bad includes the noise of The Big F on the MC5 s "Kick Out the Jams. Lynch Mob's strangling of Don Nix "Going Down," and ftiaf er Pussycat's ridiculous metal mash-ing of Cariy Simon s "You're So Vain."

On the opposite end of the volume scale. Teddy Pender grass version of Bread s "Make It With You" to load ed with sap and Michael Feimtetn s

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This is a compilation with a Uttle something for everyone ami a let of other staff you don't want, ten It's at least worth looking at in the store and if you do buy It you 11 get use out of the programme of your CD player

— John Cortez

4D** O&E Monday, November 26 1990

Riff, Tony, Baby J o h n a n d t h e reat of t h e J e t s will c o m e to life a g a i n when "Wes t S i d e S to -

SCREEN SCENE ry" plays at t h e Michigan T h e a t r e in Ann Ar-bor Nov. 26-28.

Life and Nothing But" (France -1989). Betrand T a vernier sets this widescreen drama in tbe battlefields of France shortly a f te r World War I Star-ring Philippe Noiret.

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West Side Story" (USA - 1961), 7 p.m. Nov. 26-28. The music of Leonard Bernstein gets a worthy tribute in the powerful, lyrical story of rival gangs in New York. Ably directed by Robert Wise.

"Shadow of the Raven" (Iceland — 1989), 9.45 p.m. Nov. 26-28. In this story set in tbe days of the Vikings, rival clans fight amidst the volcanic land-scape of Iceland

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"White Christmas" (USA — 1954). 8 p.m. Nov. 30 and Dec. 1. Army pals Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye run a winter resort in this popular Christmas musical, highlighted by the title song

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VIDEO VIEWING Continued from Page 2

Based on the New York Times bestsetter, -"Is Elvis Alive?," 'The Elvis Files" detail Gail Brewer-Giorgio's 10-year investigation into the events surrounding Presley's death.

Another MGM/UA Home Video package, this one billed as "Screen Masterpieces" and focused on the Christmas market, will appear on Nov. 28. The package includes three never before released films in addi-

tion to the other nine, all at a re-duced price, $19.98.

The three new releases are "Tbe Hucksters" (1947, black and white, 115 mlnntes), 'Tea and Sympathy" (1956, color, 122 mlnntes) and "Too Hot to Handle" (1938, B4IW, 105 minutes). All three appeared before the MPAA Rating System was insti-tuted but none of them are objection-able by today's standards.

"Tbe Hucksters," Deborah Kerr's first American film, was unusual in its day as one of the first public criti-

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valiantly tried to win the audi-ence over, but even he could feel the post-Goober letdown.

Dylan's moves paled in com-parison, and he couldn't yodel half as well as Goober or Junior, though he tried. Playing folk standards like "Blowin' in the Wind" and 'L ike a Rolling S tone wi th a souped up rock n roll band. Dylan showed lots of promise.

If placed under the tutelage of a seasoned veteran like Goober, young Dylan could vet become a star.

— John Cortez

ALTERNATIVE VIEWING Continued from Page 2

the director's own childhood. Both mother and father are warm individ-uals and the film is especially adept at showing their relationship with the large Mandel family, who repre-sent stability in times of dramatic change.

Not since Francois Triffaut has a director captured so well the idio-syncrasies of children. Kurys (whose first film was "Peppermint Soda") constantly cuts away to vignettes on the beach - a little girl pouncing on a beach ball twice her size or others joyfully swallowed by waves

THE FILM also creates the social politics of the beach The girls and their cousins don't belong to the lo-cal club, which offers beach tent privileges and organized events One of the cousins wins a pamera with a sandcastle construction only to have it taken away by the judges

'C'est La Vie" Is about growth. Tbe parents understand that their relationship is finally at a close Picdeihjue. m m ft h r h e Sophie, rati-—

. her oid Ufe has come to an end Hef little cousin, after several failed attempts, learns to tie his

In this bittersweet tale. Mg and small, tragedy and laughter can oc-cur on tbe same day As the title translates, "such is life "

STREET SENSE

Fear guides cross-dressers

cisms of the advertising business now routinely attacked and satirized in all the media. The all-star cast in-cludes Clark Gable. Sydney Green-street, Adolph Menjou, Ava Gardner, Keenan Wynn and Edward Arnold.

ASIDE FROM 'From Here to Et-ernity," "Tea and Sympathy" is De-borah Kerr's best-known film. Cer-tainly, she is much more central to 'Tea & Sympathy" as the sensitive wife of an English schoolmaster.

She takes pity on a young student (John Kerr) accused of homosexuali-ty by his classmates. She convinces him that he is, indeed, manly. The sensational potential of such a topic is handled with rare sensitivity.

Also featuring Leif Erickson, the three principals recreate their Broadway roles in a film scenario written by playwright of the Broad-way success, Robert Anderson.

Too Hot to Handle" stars Clark Gable and Walter Pidgeon as rival newsreel photograhers trying to at-tract Myrna Loy, an exceedingly at-tractive pilot. This fast-paced action comedy should prove good holiday entertainment.

Dear Barbara, IIhave a question. ; When women wear men's designed

clothes - zip from jean, vest, hair chU, jockey shorts — they call it women's fashion.

If men wear women's clothes, it is called transvestite. Why?

Can yon find out if it is legal to cross-dress in public?

Nancy

Dear Nancy,

I have received a number of let-ters on cross-dressing whose writers requested that I please'nol publish 1 thank you for allowing me to publish yours I will respond to tbe concerns of all writers of those letters and yours in this column.

Women wear men's clothing for a variety of reasons. For some women, it does denote a conflict about their inner identification. For most, how-ever. it is a fashion statement. Our culture allows women to make this choice. It is a socially acceptable choice, sometimes attractive to men, and often chic.

Men wear women's clothing be-cause they are turned on sexually by the act. With the exception of enter-tainment purposes, wearing wom-en's clothing or transvestism is not socially acceptable.

This is a complicated subject with deep psychological roots. Cross-dressing is a symptom that does not necessarily tell you about the person

IN CONCERT

who acts it out Some are gay, others are not. Some are-overtly effeminate while others look like any other man.

What they all have in common is that dressing like a woman is sexual-ly stimulating for them. This can cause many problems in their mar-riages. The erotic fantasies of transvestites or cross-dressers may exclude their wives. This usually leads to resentment and anger on the wife's part. In essence, her husband is not loving her, but himself.

The next statement is made tenta-tively because I am aware that many of the Freudian underpinnings of pyschoiogy are considered mum-bo jumbo to a large segment of the public. Please consider this explana-tion in the spirit of education.

Some say that at the deepest level, men cross-dress because of a primi-tive fear of castration. The fantasy goes thusly; Because a woman does not have a penis, she is proof that anyone, including himself, could be castrated. By wearing a woman's clothes, the man can prove to him-self that women are not castrated and thus, he does not have to be afraid. When the fear is eliminated, sexual arousal becomes possible.

In a recent column on this subject, Ann Landers said that most cross-dressers are "straight as a string." Even if she is correct, her answer did not address the fact that fear rather than freedom runs the lives of cross-dressers Transvestites can't

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stop and they can't get turned on without cross-dressing. They are ad-dicted, and even the insult to their wives can't deter them. Fashion-ori-ented women wearing men's clothes give it up anytime that fashion changes.

The judge and the lawyer with whom I consulted say that cross-dressing is not illegal.

Barbara

if you have a question or com-ment for Barbara Schiff, a trained therapist and experi-enced counselor, send it to Street Sense. 36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia 48150.

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• RICK HOLLANDER QUARTET

Rick Hollander Quartet will per-form Friday, Nov. 30, and Saturday. Dec. 1, at Bird of Paradise. 207 S. Ashley, Ann Arbor. For information, call 662-8310.

• SUN SOUNDS ORCHESTRA Sun Sounds Orchestra will per-

form Friday, Nov. 30. at Sully's, 4758 Greenfield.Dearborn. For infor-mation, call 846-1920.

• HOMELESS BENEFIT Second Annual Blues Benefit will

take place Saturday, Dec. 1, at the Majestic Theatre, 4140 Woodward, Detroit. Larry McCray, Ronnie Earl, Sugar Flay and the Broadcasters, Joanna Conner and James Cotton are scheduled to perform. Tickets are $15 in advance. Proceeds benefit

Traveler's Aid. For information, call 833-9700.

• GENE LOVES JEZEBEL Gene Loves Jezebel will perform

with guests, the Posies, Saturday, Dec. 1, at Latin Quarter, 3067 E. Grand Blvd., Detroit Tickets are $16.50 in advance. For information rail 99-MUSIC

• JOHND. LAMB John D Lamb will perform with

guests. Red C, Saturday, Dec. I, at Alvin's, 5756 Cass, Detroit For in-formation, call 832-2355.

• RONNIE EARL Ronnie Earl will perform Satur-

day, Dec 1. at the Majestic Theatre, 4140 Woodward. Detroit. For infor-mation, call 833-9700.

• REPUTATIONS Reputations will perform with

guests, Jimmy Bones & the Gra-verobbers, Dec. 1, at Finney's Pub 3965 Woodward. Detroit. For infor-mation, call 831-8070

• BOBBY KING AND TERRY EVANS

Bobby King and Terry Evans, back up musicians for Ry Cooder, will perform Saturday, Dec. I, at Sully's, 4758 Greenfield, Dearbonr For information, call 846-1920.

• PIXIES Pixies will perform Sunday, Dec

2, at the Latin Quarter, 3067 E. Grand Blvd., Detroit. For informa--tion, call 99-MUSIC.

• POISON Poison will perform Sunday. Dec.

1i. at the Joe Louis Arena in Detroit. Tickets are $20. For information, call 567-6000.

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His act is sleight of hand, heavy on laughs By L o f l n e HkCUeh m . ... 1 . , , _ _ I ~ w

• staff writer

Paul Kozak is coming back to Mark Ridley's Comedy Castle to

; bring down - or maybe put more *ptly — to burn down the' house.

The magician s act opens with a ; ball of fire coming out of nowbere

and tbe sound system blaring away, sounding as if the place were burn mg down.

It is the same opening he used when he gave a command perform-ance for Prince Charles and Prin-cess Diana as part of the Prince s Royal Trust Gala at the London Pal-ladium

j an appear ance in the Comedy and Magic Club Anniversary Show ' on Showtime

It's a flashy beginning, much like Kozak's own personality — full of noise and bravado It has earned him headliner status, rare for an enter-tainer who does magic on the come-dy club circuit.

His beginnings as a magician are not typical at all. The Pittsburgh na-tive became interested in magic at age 23 That's an extremely late age. considering most professional magi-cians start honing their craft in their early teens

He was waiting for his discharge from the U.S.. Navy, where his job

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was decoding messages, when he found a book on magic. After a quick thumb through. Kozak knew destiny was calling.

HIS STUDY of moves and tech-niques was pursued with the same seriousness as if be was studying for a doctorate. The newly acquired skills paid off.

In 1981, he won the prestigious In-ternational Brotherhood of Magician Sleight of Hand Competition. With that award under his belt. Kozak be-gan to earn his living doing table magic at the Dove and Rabbit Club in downtown Pittsburgh.

Simultaneously his flair for come-

dy began to shine through, which led to his job as itouse emcee in the Pittsburgh Comedy Club. And in combining his magic talents with stand-up comedy, be developed his stage magic act

"Without any false modesty, the act was a great success," he said. The proof of that statement came when he was chosen as a semifinalist in the San Francisco Comedy Com-petition in 1987

KOZAK DOESN'T pander to audi-ences by eliminating the magic and doing only sight gags with props, as most comic magicians do

"There is nothing wrong with that.

but 1 believe real magic can have a place on the comedy club circuit, if it is done in an entertaining man-ner," Kozak said.

Entertaining is bis main concern .and he tries desperately not to be typecast as the boorish magician in too hat and tails.

Paul Zozak will perform Tues-day-Saturday. Nov 27-Dec l, at Mark Ridley's Comedy Castle, 269 E Fourth St. Royal Showtimes are 8:30 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday and 8:30 and 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday

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and Saturday. Nov 30-Dec. 1, at MainStreet Comedy Showcase. 314 E. Liberty, Ann Arbor Show times are 8:30 and 11 p.m. Friday and 7. 9 and 11 p.m. Saturday. For inforina-tion. call 996-9080.

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e JOEY'S AT THE ROXY Ted Hoi urn will perform Wednes-

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'It's a bird; it's a plane; it's . . . an ad? By William C out ant staff writer

Gary Weal, owner of Gary ' s Banner s , unfur la o n e of 40 or so b a n n e r s t h a t flew over t h e University of Michigan a tad ium during a r e c e n t football g a m e .

If tbe advertising maxims "tar-get yvur audience" and "air it out" ring true, some magnificent men in their flying machines are certainly in the right business

You might think about that tbe next time you go to a football game Why a ball game? When you can barely find room to stand up because you're packed between fans and the quarter has ended — so there's nothing much happening down on the field - look up You'll see anything from a marriage pro-posal to a sign extolling the virtues of a brand of beer — all flying be-hind an airplane about 200 feet above.

It may seem like a sideshow, a curiousity of sorts to see a plane dragging a sign across the sky say-ing "Beverly, will you marry me?" But there are people making a liv-ing at it.

"When you consider how much it costs to put an ad on TV or in a newspaper, this is a lot less," said Stewart Hayes, owner of Aerial Advertising in Troy. "You have a captive audience of over 100,000

t o r ' p i c k u p . m a M ' P O , t a b l e r , d i o ' u s i " 9 '» «° »et his pilot know w h e n t h e ne>t b a n n e r i . r e e d y

people at a football gam* (at Mich-igan home games), and they're all going to see what you're flying."

HAYES SHOULD know. He runs seven-day-a-week aerial advertising business from April to November, has four airplanes and keeps several pilots and ground crew workers busy. Although most of his advertis-ing is done in tbe metro area, he's flown as f^r as Mackinac Island to show a personal message.

But a love of flying isn't enough This is not the easiest way to make a living.

"Making a living by flying is a tough nut to crack," Hayes said. This year we had 15 out of 17

weekends where it rained. That just kills your business. If it's bad weather and you can't fly, you can't get your sign up."

Tben there is the problem of finding qualified pilots to fly the planes, which are necessarily small, but with big engines needed to pull the long string of letters or signs (up to 30 by 70 feet). Many have not trained before on the L-19 "Bird dog," used in Vietnam for re-connaissance or for crop dusting, which are the type aerial ad-vertisers use.

"It's not flying by the numbers," said Gary West, owner of Gary's Banners and Aerial Ads. Inc. "It's seat-of-tbe-pants barnstorming."

And when they do fly. most pilots are doing it to get enough flying

hours to qualify for a commercial license, not to make a career in ad-vertising. '

BUT AS the signs have become bigger and the planes that pull them more powerful" advertisers have seen their advantage.

Dave Thomas, of the Detroit public relations firm Thomas In-ternational. said that for certain products, putting your message up in the air may take advertising to a higher plane.

"We were introducing the Mer-cury Tracer and we wanted to do something unique and different for the Detroit Grand Prix," Thomas said "It's cost-effective because you have a large amount of people who will see it."

In fact, any sporting event, even in a domed stadium such as the Silverdome, Joe Louis Arena or The Palace can provide a large, re-ceptive audience, Thomas said Thousands will see the ads on the way in and out of the stadiums, he said.

Still, weather puts limits on aeri-al advertising and the seven-day-a-week grind during the warm months can also become discourag-ing, as it did for Roger Zahm of Temperance

Zahm now flies part-time and works full time as an air traffic controller.

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job to do full-time," be said. "The weather is unforgiving If it snows or rains, you don't fly and you don't get paid."

Zahm also wanted to spend more time with his family, something be can now do even on those days, when he flies

"We take the whole family to the airport on football game days and have a picnic and make an outing out of it." he said.

THE MONEY he makes adver-tising helps support his love of fly-ing, but Zahm relies on his day job for security

For Hayes, winters are taken up with working at a family ski resort business in northern Michigan, but he still finds time to spend with his family A few years ago, Hayes was offered a full-time job as a first officer with Northwest Air-lines, but turned it down

"I talked it over with my wife." he said. "But I knew I'd be away from home for three to four days a week I didn't want to be away from my family that long I didn't want to miss my children growing u p -

West continues flying through the winter in warmer climates, such as Florida.

Aerial advertisers shy away from anything derogatory, but. with the aid of letters up to 12-feet high, they can get almost any mes-sage across to the right audience

So the next time you go to a game, concert or race, look up and you'll probably see an ad for a ho-tel. beverage, pizzeria or political candidate And it's a good bet that Beverly said yes

Aeria l ad advice There are some t/tcks to the trade of aerial advertising.

To accomodate as many customers as possible,' advertisers will fly a banner, head back to the airport, drop it off and hook on another without touching down.

in that way, one plane can fly several banners during an event or game.

Aerial advertisers who fty in this area include:

• Aerial Advertising of Troy at 435-8122

• Gary's Banners at 1-800-766-4279.

• R & M Aerial Advertising at 1-856-8088.

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This e tch ing by F rede r i c Cackr ider Reming ton is en t i t l ed , "Hard Trail." C r e a t e d in sep ia tones , it d e p i c t s t w o r ide r s

d e s c e n d i n g a rocky, m o u n t a i n trail with their a p p r e h e n s i v e horses . Reming ton is k n o w n for his d e p i c t i o n s of t h e 19th-century, wild Amer i can Wes t .

S u r r o u n d i n g a f ew of t h e art p i e c e s to b e a u c t i o n e d at t h i s w e e k e n d s b e n e f i t art auct ion a r e Hawor th C e n t e r r e s i d e n t s ( s t and ing , f r o m left)) G r a c e Marion, Pau l ine P re s ton , Elma Noponen, Vera Williams, Erie Linville a n d ( s e a t e d , f rom lef t)

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Belle Lawson , Mabel C o w a n a n d Eva Rosenbe rg . Art p i e c e s s h o w n a r e ( f rom left, c l o c k w i s e ) : "Green Wings a n d M a t e " by Hohne; "Mothe r a n d Chi ld" by Z a p p ; "Hard Trail" by F rede r i c C a c k r i d e r Remington; a n d "Win te r S u n s h i n e " by Vickers .

Art auction to benefit elderly residents By Linda Ann Chomin special writer

AN ART auction of limited-edi-/ m tion etchings, lithographs,

/ " % sen graphs, watercolors, sculptures and oils by

such artists and sculptors as Frederic Remington, Renoir, Ma-

tisse, Joan Miro, Picasso and Cha-gall will benefit the elderly resi-dents at Haworth Center, Farming-ton Hills.

The auction begins at 2 p.m. Sat-urday, Dec. l. The center, a medi-um care facility, is part of Detroit Baptist Manor. A preview recep-tion of the art to be auctioned will

begin at 1 p.m. j The auctioneer will be Richard

Rogers, owner of Oxford Art Gal-leries. Detroit. The gallery main-tains branches in New York, Los Angeles, Lansing and Birmingham.

Bidding will start in the range of $25 to |85; investment art bidding will start slightly higher. Checks and major credit cards will be ac-cepted. All art comes with a certi-ficate of authenticity.

Along with sculptures on the auc-tion block by FYederic Cackrider Remington is his sepia-inked etch-ing, "Hard Trail." The print depicts two dismounted riders descending a treacherous, rock-covered trail with their weary horses.

—Remington studied at the Art Students League in New York and at the Yale School of Fine Arts. In the 19th Century, Remington, at age 19, made his first trip to Amer-ica's untamed West.

USING HIS resume of experi-ence as gold prospector, mule rancher and cowboy, be illustrated the wild frontier of the American West. His illustrations appeared regularly in Harper's Weekly and in books such as "Hiawatha" by Longfellow.

Remington served as an artist-correspondent in Cuba during the Spanish-American War. It was here he met Theodore Roosevelt. At a later date, Remington illustrated Roosevelt's books and articles.

The art auction provides the ag-ing among us with a few of- life's

pleasurable activities. "Bingo is a big hit around here," said Judi Schneider, activities director and resident services head at Detroit Baptist Manor

But Bingo prizes, Christmas par-ties. trees, arts and crafts to rn*h«» yule tree decorations, outings and activities in general coU money, or, at the very least, take the kind heart of a caring individual to donate provisions.

We tend to forget the majority of the elderly residents can no longer afford the luxury of holiday shop-ping, either financially or physical-ly. "Some church groups donate Af-ghans," Schneider said.

HAWORTH CENTER also needs donations of used books for the res-idents to read.

"The revenue from the auction goes into our activities budget," Schneider said, "but with four Christmas parties coming up, we're looking for gifts (donated) for residents. I'd like to bring in enter-tainment. like the ballet, but, un-fortunately. that costs money."

Tickets for tbe art auction are $5 and are available by calling in ad-vance, or at the door

All art is gallery quality, framed and matted, and ready to hang on your wall. Oxford Art Galleries has donated a gallery-quality piece of art, already matted and framed to be given as a door prize, but you must be present to win.

Catalogs of the art to be auc-tioned are available at the door

The art auction benefit will take place at the Detroit Baptist Manors Alpha Center, S0251 13 Mile. Farmington Hills, east of Orchard Lake Road.

For more information about the art auction or to donate items of any kind, call Judi Schneider: 737-8830.

This handco lo red l i thograph by Zapp ia en t i t led , "Mothe r a n d Child." The sens i t ive por t ra i t is d o n e in neut ra l t ones .

Bidding will start in the range of $25 to $85; investment art bidding will start slightly higher.

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This l i thograph by Vickers is en t i t l ed . "Winter S u n s h i n e . " It 's h a n d c o l o r e d in pas t e l co lo r s o n a mainly white b a c k g r o u n d of winter .

Scary night out reinforces driving safety tips Q: I had a frightening experience

that might not have happened If I'd been better organized.

A boat 7 p.m. on a Sntnrday, I de-cided lo go (hopping at a nice mall. I had jest filled my car with gas at n •elf-serve station and it hi

bet I didn't, thinking I'd do h "later.

It's always better to err on the aafe aide. And the greatest concern ahould be getting help rather than worrying About the getting too many calls.

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— r w i y to the man, my tempera tare wars-lag light came oe and my engine be-gan Banking. I knew H wns six to Iks next exit and were impossible, an I had to pell off to the aide

Thara I wna^ a woman, aioae, with car troahli aa the expressway, after der t , every woman" • worst Bight mare. Bet I smagly had my "Ace la

the Hole" In the dash pocket, a white •ign with big reflective letters that said: "Emergency-Call PoUee."

I rechecknd to aasare the doors were all locked, crawled tote the beck sent and held the sign flesh against the beck wtodew where e v * ry car ' , lights shoae. confident I

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the traffic (when I woeldn't he seen) and got oet to check to see If tbe sign wns as risible as I thonght. Yes. K wns. I get hack to and waited anoth-er 2t mlnstes. bet still no oee showed ap.

Finally, I knew I had to hoof It. Forteantety, the weather won' t too eoU. I wns wearing comfortable

iad I bad stopped not too far

from a bnsiness baiidiag with lights and a few car*

Tbe ditch wasa't too deep and the fence wasnt too hard to climb. Lack was with me and some coegenini se-curity guards fixed n container of water for me to add to my eagtoe, aad I was oa my way.

What scares ate that when I got home I called the local aad the state police aad neither oee had received a call ahoet me. I feel sare that literally doseas of peo-ple wi th car phoeea had paaaed me by. yet not oee peraon had ev«e tried to get aae help

TW state police dispatcher said people will call them ahoet acci-dents or when aaimais are leoae. bet It seems people renlly arent too to terested In helping other people who

aaaistaace. I ftad that appall tag aad a sad commeetary aa today's so-ciety.

A: Your story is a scary one. and fie on all the people who could have helped you with a simple phooe call b U t <?*<fa>t 1 hope by my printing this,

1) Just because lots of other cars

motorists that someooe else has already called the police It's always better to err on the safe side And the greatest concern should be getting help rather than worrying about the po-lice getting too many calls

2) You are right. This probably could have been avoided if you had checked your car fluids regularly With today s gas prices so high, it's tempting to serve yourself and ig-nore that much-needed regular maintenance If you don't want to check your motor yourself, pull into rvrr <?7VT<-e every Tourth time 70a fill up your gas tank and ask the su -linn personnel to do i t ioc yon Also, don't forget to check your anti freeze soon Your next breakdown could be an even colder one

Dorothy Lehmkuhl operates a Birmingham-bated t ime man-agement consulting service.

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4 BIRMINGHAM BLOOMFIELD ART ASSOCIATION ! Monday, No*. 26 — Holiday t r W show

continues through Dec. t . This annual event free of charge, features wall-to-wall-gifts Hy a lot of artists from a wide area, at least half are new to the show this year. Hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p m. Mooday-Friday. 10 Am. to 4 p m. Saturday and noon to 4 p.m. »inday, 1516 S. Cranbrook at 14 Mile, Bir-mingham.

+ BELIANN ART CENTER •Tuesday, Nov. 27 — "Gifts of Lasting

Value" includes two- and three-dimensional art, along with Oriental rugs and pottery. Qootinues through Jan. 15 There will be a necia l auction on Saturday, Dec. 1 with a £30 p.m preview and 7:30 pjn. auction, 5P80 Rochester Road, Troy.

• WOODS GALLERY Tuesday. Nov. 27 - Art in a variety of

rftedia by the Huntington Woods Studio Art-ists is on display through Dec. 18. Hours are noon to 9 pm. Mooday-Wednesday, 10 a jn . 10 5 pun. Thursday and Saturday. Closed Friday, lower level of the Huntington Woods Public Library, 26415 Scotia, Hunt-ington Woods.

• CRANBROOK HOUSE Friday, Nov. 30 — "Holiday Tables

' 1W0," continues Dec. 1-2 with 22 festive t*Me settings by some of the area's best known hostesses in this historic, beautiful setting. Included in the admission price, | 6 a | the door, are music, refreshments and a gf*. boutique. Hours are 1-4 p m. Friday, 10 « n . to 4 pjn. Saturday and noon to 4 p.m. Sbnday, 300 Lone Pine, Bloomfield Hills.

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• PARK WEST GALLERY . Friday, Nov. 30 — Annual holiday sale

opens with an 8 p.m. reception and contin-ues through Jan. 0. Pastries and beverages served during the run of the event Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 pjn. Monday-Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Thursday-Friday and 11 a.m to 6 p.m Saturday-Sunday, 29469 Northwestern, Southfield.

• DESIGNER INSTALLATION SERVICES

Friday, Nov. 30 — "Blending Traditions," a show of contemporary Southern and tradi-tional Indian art of the Southwest continues through Sunday, Dec. 2. Organized by sever-al leading area folk art collectors. Ken and. Donna Fadeley of OrtonviUe, Mary Brain erd Alger of Birmingham and Larry Brain-erd of New Mexico and Larry Hackley of Kentucky. Hours are 6-9 p.m Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 pjn Saturday and noon to 5 pjn. Sunday, 1801 Tbunderbird, north of Maple, between Crooks and Livernois, Troy.

• CENTER GALLERIES Friday, Nov. 30 — "Focus on Faculty," a

sabbatical exhibition by four faculty mem-bers of Center for Creative Studies — Wil-liam Frcka, Lothar Hoffmann. James Pool;e and Anthony William* — continues through Jan. 18. The galleries are closed Dec. 24 through Jan. 1. Hours are 10 a jn . to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Friday and until 4 p.m. Sat-urday-Sunday, 15 East Kirby, Suite 107. De-troit. i

• J . WALTER THOMPSON ADVERTISING AGENCY GALLERY

Saturday. Dec. 1 - Artist Susan Picker-ing-Rothamel exhibits contemporary and interpretive artwork through Jan. 10. Her creations are geometrically shaped or free-formed enameled copper pieces in trans-parent, jewel-like colors. Each sculptured fortn is fired at 1,700 degrees as many as five times, embellished with golf leaf, sem-iprecious stones and antique beads. The en-amels dominate in simplistic mats and una-dorned frames. Large-scale collages and ' smaller, more intimate, mixed media piec-es are vibrantly colored, movement-filled artworks. Handmade papers, textiles, gold leaf and beading enhance each piece, which represents a particular Biblical passage. 600 Renaissance Center Building. Jefferson Ave., Detroit

• XOCHIPILLI GALLERY Saturday, Dec. 1 — Photorealistic

gouache and oil paintings by Detroiter Don Jacot will be on display through Dec. 29. Reception for the artist 3-6 p.m Saturday. Hours are 11 a m to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Satur-day, 568 N. Woodward, Birmingham

• GREEN FARMS CLUBHOUSE Saturday, Dec. 1 — Paintings by seven

local artists will be on display noon to 5

p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Framing and matting available at tbe show, Freen Farms Condominiums, 14 Mile, between Halsted and Haggerty, West Bloomfield

• O.K. HARRIS GALLERY Saturday, Dec. 1 - Paintings by Mariano

Del Rosario of New York and sculpture by David Furman of California, are on display through Dec. 22. Hours are 11 a .m to 6 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday. 430 N. Woodward, Bir-mingham.

• HABATAT GALLERIES Saturday. Dec 1 - Three-person exhibi-

tion features works of glass artists Stephen Hodder, Kreg Kallenberger and Albert Young. Reception to meet tbe artists at 8 p.m. Saturday. Regular hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 32255 Northwest-ern Highway, Farmington Hills.

• ATRIUM GALLERY Recent paintings, watercolor and acrylic,

by Sandra Levin of Farmington Hills are on display through November. Hours. 10 a.m. to 5 p jn . Monday-Wednesday, Friday-Satur-day, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday; noon to 5 p.m. Sunday, 113 N. Center Northvilie.

• ~D4M STUDIO AND GALLERY Christmas Kids Only Workshop to make

gift art, 10 a.m. to Doon, 1-3 p.m. Saturdays, Dec. 1,6, 15. Gallery show featuring original affordable art, 335 and under, noon to 4 p.m. every Sunday in December (door prize and presentation at 2 p.m.) Call for reserva-tions, 710 Mill St, 453-3710.

• TMARRA GALLERY Donald Mendelson paintings, Tony Spina

photographs. I l l N. First, Ann Arbor. Men-delson, Oakland Community College art professor, is recipient of the Scarab Silver Medal Exhibition and the Michigan Council for the Arts Creative Arts Grant Spina, for-mer chief protographer of tbe Detroit Free Press, has received 450 national and inter-national honors. Opening reception, 5:30-8:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 7. Gallery hours, 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday and Saturday, 10:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday. Closed Dec. 22-29.

• HALSTED GALLERY Photographs by Michael Kenna are on

display through Jan. 12. Kenna will be auto-graphing a publication of his most recent

images 4-6 p.m Saturday. Dec. 15. He was born in England and now lives in California. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5:30 p jn . Tuesday-Sat-urday, 560 N. Woodward, Birmingham

• BIRMINGHAM BLOOMFIELD ART ASSOCIATION

"Tbe Beautify! Beasts," limited-ediUoo bronzes by Sharon So miners of Pontiac con-tinues through Dec 21. Special holiday sales show hours through Dec. 8 are 10 a.m to 9 p m- Mooday-Friday. 10 a.m. to 4 pjn. Sat-urday and noon to 4 p.m. Sunday. 1516 S. Cranbrook at 14 Mile, Birmingham

• DETROIT GALLERY OF CONTEMPORARY CRAFTS

"Objects of Wonder and Delight" the hol-iday show, continues through December and includes furniture and asseccories by Craig Carey and Richard Kooyman/Barbara Browning. Holiday hours (Dec. 5-23) are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday, until 8 p.m. Tues-day-Friday, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and 1-7 p.m. Sunday, 104 Fisher Building, De-troit

• THE ARTISTS' GALLERY Juried holiday show continues through

Dec 24. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon-day-Saturday, 1-5 p.m. Sunday. From Dec 13, hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday-Sat-urday. Applegate Square. Northwestern Highway, between 12 and 13 Mile, South-field.

• FEIGENSON/PRESTON GALLERY New paintings by Joseph Bernard are on

display through Jan. 5. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 796 N. Woodward, Birmingham.

• PAINT CREEK CENTER FOR THE ARTS

< Exhibit by Flint artists John Dempsey, Pat Mishina and Alan Zinn in the main gal-lery and "New Art Funbouse" of gift items by professionals in Artspace. Hours are 10 a.m to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 407 Pine, Rochester.

• SWIDLER GALLERY Ceramic vessels and wall constructions

by Lucy Breslin and Frank Martin continue through Dec. 22 along with display of gift items of ceramic and jewelry. Hours are 10 a .m to 6 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, until 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Washington Square Plaza. 308 W. Fourth, Royal Oak.

• TOUCH OF LIGHT Holiday show of glass by John Fitzpatrick

includes vases, plates, perfume bottles, or-naments and paperweights. Continues through December Hours are noon to 5 p.m., 7-9 p.m. Tuesday, noon to 5 p.m. Wednesday. Friday, 1-8 p.m. Thursday and 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, 23426 Wood ward, Ferndale.

• SUSANNE HILBERRY GALLERY Paintings by Cay Bahnmiller are on dis-

play through Jan. 5. He was born in Detroit in 1955 and still lives there. Hours are II a m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 796 S. Woodward. Birmingham.

• LEMBERG GALLERY The Reflections Series by Roy Lichten-

stein will be on display through Dec. 15. The works are mixed-media prints — lithogra-phy. screenprint woodcut, metalized PVC plastic film, collage and embossing. Hours are 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday. 538 N Woodward, Birmingham.

• DONNA JACOBS GALLERY

"Holiday show-1990" continues through December, Hours are 11 a m to 5 30' p m 574 N. Woodward, Birmingham.

• GOLDEN POND > Holiday exhibit includes wildlife paint-ings by Ken Albertson. Harold Clay. George Crabes, Joyce Dunseth and Carlene Lagrou and a large collection of sculpture and carvings of fossilized walrus, mammoth, whalebone ivory and soapstone Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday-Saturday, until 8 p.m. Thursday, Friday. 730 N Woodward. Birmingham.

• CRANBROOK MUSEUM "Cranbrook Design: The New Discourse,"

curated by Kathy and Michael McCoy, con-tinues through Jan. 23. Includes 150 works by faculty, alums and students. 1980-1990

"Bill Viola: Room for St. John of the Cross." a video/sound installation will be on display through Jan. 27.

The work was inspired by tbe poems of the Spanish mystic and ascetic, St. John of the Cross and his ability to transcend his imprisonment in a tiny windowless cell for nine months. Hours are 1-5 p.m Tuesday Sunday. Admission charge, 500 Lone Pine Bloomfield Hills.

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304 Farmington Farmington Hilts

BEST PWCEO Tt*-LEVEL Laaaa m i i opoon to Buy" la avae-

aMa on M a dramatic F w m n Q t o n « • « Comamporary Sinking an-tranoa. catrwdrai oaMnga

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« o a Caa M o r a « • too 166.900

ENTERTAIN IN STYLE O r ^ Farmington H a . r«nc»i Huga pore*, ovartoaaing n m i a w o u n d p o o t narao o a » i n s a pout houae. y y * * * f a r d 3 badrooma. 3

and mora 1166 996

HEPPARD 478-2000

307 South Lyon Millord-Highland

BRIGHTON AREA. H^gTi on a M l o ^ r l o o a i n g 4 wooame acraa Spa-c k u rancn w/4,000 aq.«„ «e*uo.r„ ; M l waf t -out lowar wvwi 3 bws-r o o « . 3 bams. 2 M y Hraplaoa ba-rwaan M n g room 6 dnng room Larga oNKw/dan. baauoM inground l a a M d pool w / i a a a u t '49.900

C E N T U R Y 2 1 Narttord Soutrv-Waat

4 7 1 - 3 5 5 5 4 3 7 - 4 1 1 1

Oakland County CLARKSTON - almoaf 3.000 aq It on 3 acraa 4 badroom om i n m 4 crown moKknga. I awlar l wtndwaa. room tor m- lav q u w i a r a 3

S296900

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3 T » « Q i a m a n o d O r * a Eaat. S o l 6MBa . W ot HaMad 6161.900

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REALTORS 4 6 2 - 1 6 6 0

The Prudent ial Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS 462-1660

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. * * • » * or no i I ' « 90C PurcNSM wan waa tNan t l 9 000 lo -

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Century 21 H o r t s Cenfrr * 4 7 f t - 7 0 0 0

pa l -WW root fcis (10.000 ' •WW '63?

AUBURN HILLS OaHgnrtu 2 bad-room bungalow U r < co raMon.

•amam 4 gar aga For rant or m m an LC. 170.000 or S700'<no Auburn 6 Sqwrrw >M 673-5336

"NVESTOftS NOTE! 3 badroom rancti. larga W , Troy M t n Troy schools $79,900 Naa«y Krorw Mc «rrfyr» a Aaaoe

642-7747

"©CHESTER HILLS " J N a r VMay- T« t2»S.000 Ucwng

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REALTORS ' 625-5700 363-5700 MAOISON HEKJHTS - t l M M a Oa-• • n d r a Araa 3 Badroom a f c m n u m I T * " V - * * l < r 9 * Nncad lot. a»caaant condawn 394 900 Land Contract larma » saa tw kw-

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S77.900. S3 900 (town. 9 - 1 / 2 * Maraa t . * quaMae 'aouiras $40,000 oomblnad cyoaa

• par yaar Can ONE WAY t o d a y 9 2 2 ^ 0 0 0 or 473.9900

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REALTORS

B E L O W $ $ $ $ $ $ M A R K E T

Brte» 6 aMnsntan ranch M m 3 oad-r o w . Couiwry xnchan 2 bams

M t i — n m i L 2 car garaga Don t <was t f tN tens aa SS3 £x>

CENTURY 21 H*rtfortJ SouTh 2 6 1 - 4 2 0 0

BETTER THAN NEW1

312 Livonia

1134

baa • a t w you • ftnd in traa 3 bad-room. r » bam O r * * Ranch Graat

$ 162 900

CENTURY 2 1 Hartford South 4 6 4 - 6 4 0 0

BWCW COLONUL - 4 b a ^ o o . . ^ term artachad 3 oar garaga 2 * b a m targs « M r room m.'mmt bar

. B r i n g Us A n O f f e r O w n w h a a bought a naw noma and » raamr to took at oNa ra ' on ttws •harp 3 badroom 1400 [ M s o u w a toot ranch Camrai a i T W * ^ porch and backs to graat opan a B ja t o«ar tafcaa it W a d at $ 900

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4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0 ' Ownad and Oparatad

SY OMTNER - 19060 Lavan at 7 Mas •i Padroo^ Capa Cod ; i o c n i i CMtm. fwva^isd baafnant 2

naw tomac. -o<y I ' ra ip taca

312 Livonia CLOSE-OUT S A i E

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2 'Ownnouaaa ramavwig j f ^ o u t s p a c i a i H O L i O A *

BONUS1

H 0 5 900 Ca* L.taatyla Homaa 4 7^3SSC

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REALTORS 474-5700

ROYAL O A * - MUST SELL

307 South Lyon

310 Wtxam-Commarca Union/WaiadLalta

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$ 'M 606 Cmmm Cod Me*. $

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Harry S. Wolfe. REALTORS 421-5660

CotonM on an ar t ra Ma Ml 2'4 •oar a n » > i W i d raam andnomra ldoaar $190 600

The Prudent ia l Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS 421-5660

His to r i c S e t t i n g • 1400 a q n bnca ranch m

I RoaadaN > • * \ * ' 3 « MnMy room or mmmtmr bamoom i h bams

"4»urai ladgaroca VacMKa - - - , mam and garaga $109 900

The Prudent ia l Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS 4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0

HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS. LON or room lor ma a t o m tomwy 4

r a w — ~ C A L L J I M O H B R I A N

- D U G G A N RE/MAX WEST

525-8252

LIVONIA 2 NEW SUBS

C « P * C o d s . R a n c h e s C o k m t a i s 4 2 7 - 3 2 9 5

LIVONIA An buy Vow can sua pica out •» »raot armm o l L«or«a

^wam. 11* bam ranch o n m o i m . aa to a ta r rwwHi Fua

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^ 6 p rommam buadars sacrwn «

ZJlmrT*" " " " • «»6 aa s u n a i $ 179 600

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REALTORS 474-5700

Realtor 5 9 1 - 9 2 0 0

New On Market

w S a 1 t t B M M O r *

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porch ovartouamg custom k u r o u n d pool,, tharmal bay sNridow. sprlnMw »>Mam ar>a dacorativa m * j :

S S T i T * da6ghm4 homo

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS 4 6 2 - 1 6 6 0

^ndapandanlly Ownad and Oparatad

L a r g e Super Q u a d A raal anowplaca In N o t u n d i a m Wooda «Naat P « u r , « 4 b a d ^ w m 2 - t bam noma on a quw i straat M m a traad W . a lantaanc tamay room • r t h stona NrapMoa. larga Florida room over looking a baautltutty landacapad backyard, ovaraoad 2 car garaga apmklar ayatam cantrai

' Mr. haat pump and nawar carpatmg Clrcto thia ona and call tor an •> -pointmanl today $176,900

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS 4 6 2 - 1 6 6 0

indapandantly Ownad and Oparatad

M o n d a y . ' N o v e m b e r 26 . 1990 O A E *3E

WON T LAST Just Listed.

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313 Canton A F F O R D A B L E C U S T O M

C O L O N I A L Giant 4 badroom homa oflars ovar 2JOO aq t l ot con i tomL4a kvmg Manar badroom laaturaa a sauna* 2 car al lacnad garaoa. tu6 baaamant 6 so mucn moral Thai ona s a m a t saa Motr»atad sal lsr i aaking orKy $112,900 Aak lor Kan Ryan prop-arty a 90*9

Remerica H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

420-3400 ASSUMABLE - Baautitui S u n t t o M r Sub quad 4 badrooms. !

carpatlng air. r a i t iaa. $144,000

BEAUTIFUL 4 badroom tudor colo-

MERRIWOOO ESTATES 8 Mile 6 Marr iman Rd

Naw single family homaa From $137,990

HOLIDAY BONUS bedroome. 2'y bams V a p u c a

aaement. 2 car garage Open Dairy 12-6pm

C M LrfaatyN Homee 476-3990

S H E F F I E L D S H O W P L A C E Mmi cond i tnn 4 badroom noma on •paooua k * . 2 9. baims « a » ou i lowar level, toasty sun-room 1st floor laundry extraordinary new kitchen, formal dmtng room and S-brary You won t bel le. 11 the tower •ever $229,900

ERA O R C H A R D H I L L S 7 3 7 - 2 0 0 0

S u n r o o m R a n c h N e w C o n s t r u c t i o n

Enioy a modern kleetyle m North-«eat Livonia's llnaat naw develop-ment Laurel Estates Feetures 2 H baths. 1»t floor laundry, e u r a large garage and a dramatic cathedral sunroom lor year round use $179,900.

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS 4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0

independently Owned and Operated

The Best of T h e B e s t The Embassy Model over 3,000 square teet of kvmg space m m<s 4 badroom. 2-4 batn colonial Tm» ex-cit ing floor pMn otters e graat room » t h fireplace formal d in ing room M * * la graat for entertaining. Lvge kitchen with nook and pantry dan. let Boor laundry. M l baaamant and attached 2 car garege C M today a b o u t a d d i t i o n a l a m e n i t i e s $229 900

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS 4 6 2 - 1 6 6 0

independently Owned and Operated

raai wnh Itorary dmmg room i b a t m and 2 lavs, a must seei $144,900. F-49CL-C

ERA - COUNTRY RIDGE 474-3303*

CANTON - 3 bedrooms. IVi bathe lamKy room with fireplace a t i ached garage $99,500

917-223-0133

CANTON-3 badroom. t H batha, brick ranch, lull beeement. f a n l y room, fireplace, cen t ra Mr. sprin-klers. 2 car attached garage, au ras , dean $107,900 397-4012

H o l i d a y P a r k inton brick ra Norm Canton brick ranch pneed to

•as 3 bedrooms I H baths, Iwnay room. ISrapiace baaerrwnt and 2 car attached garaga Plus aluminum tr im and central air $90,900

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe.

. REALTORS 4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0

independently Owned and Operated

BEACON HK.L 3.000 ao.R By owner Buyers only $249,000 CaBtor M o 6 appt

493-6906

CUSTOM RANCH Looking lor a Mrge lot 6 p r ivacy 1

I s yo t ra a i m tMe 3 bedroom. 2'v bam Ranch with bay wkidowe. le t • o o r laundry, d M n g room 6 deck p lus la rge wa lkout baaamant $166,900

CENTURY 2 1 H a r t f o r d S o u t h

4 6 4 - 6 4 0 0

H I G H O N A HILL Cuatom. better man new co lo r s * w*th Anderson wood atndows. hard-wood Itoors maeter aurte 20* 17. 3 pMa car garage gotl courae ake v iew, u n d e r g r o u n d s p r i n k l e r s $266,000

Remerica H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

459-6222

315 NorthvUle-Novi BEAUTIFUL THE ED LOT

on dead end quiet straw Rabutfd m progress Approx 2.000 sq ft 3 bedrooms 1% beths 9 skykghts and 9 ft windows m newly remod-etod tamay room 1 29 acres Seller anxious, meke otter >99.900 N-19FFI-N

ERA COUNTRY FUOGE 346-6767

bam, abrary. and great room tNicad f rom $166,960

Open Oaky 12-6pm

CMI UtoatyM nomee For More M o

3 4 9 - 6 9 6 9

i n Westland ' Garden City

BY OWNER 332 73 Wmcheeter between Venoy 6 Marren. 3 bad room brick, ranch. Kmehad b s w m a r t . 1H bam. 2'4 car garage centra l Mr. naw root, superior neighborhood $60,000 429-4744

C a r e f r e e R a n c h F l a n l m w e e t e m Weettand 3 bed-room brick ranch Finished beee-ment. master ' • bam. new kitchen and ba throom akimmuia t r im and attached gerage $67 900

The Prudent ial Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS 4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0

independent ly Owned and Operated

F A B U L O U S 3 bedroom brick ranch, huge court-try k i tchen Armahed basement 2 tua bathe, newer furnace central mir 2 car garage, pool Only $6S 900

Century 21 CASTELLI 525-7900

F O U R B E D R O O M R A N C H i lame* narj*.o-_<r»»oo<3 ide hmehed Iriaaemai wwer carpet ing 6 n«

Front porch aMh I s m 6 much more A l terms s e l l J tB

| A M m g |«al » 7 1 900 (90901

Remerica H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

4 2 0 - 3 4 0 0 NEW Addi t ion added to 3 bedroom 2 beth ranch Cantrai Mr. pool sun-porch 2 car garage fmahed beee-ment I230aq. l t 422 )246

R E D U C E D N WAYNE Sharp clean 3 bedroom bnck 6 stummum ranch, lorrrval dm-mg room, ki tchen with tabto spece 2 car garage lencad yard. 14 btock to achool greet neighborhood Only $93,900 CALL GRACE MtKTON 421-9789 RE/MAX WEST 922-6040

g ' T T b ^ grrnm

$ M 900

HEPPARD 478-2000

N e w T h e r m a l W i n d o w s

•mpeccabr, mamtamad 3 badroom bnck ranch energy efficient r o u l tova me naat , Nest led hardwood floors modem decor rammdaisd kitchen new driveway and n . n a furnace end roof The work has aa been done on t f M ona. so move nght »i M $64 900

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS 4 6 2 - 1 6 6 0

independently Ownad V i d Operated

318 Daarborn Dearborn Height* W E S T L A N D

ROOM1 Sprewkng 3 bedroom ranch

? ' * f T ! „ T 0 r , J > O r f > O O C LAROE MASTER BEDROOM doubM iot C<ay sun room and large very af lordabM 3 bat t room Oun-work shop m addit ion to spaoous 2 nsiow m ivaet location lu . 0 car-car geiage $65,900 4 J ^ w y dacoraMd F\orMe

| r o o m . 2 car garage. $96 900

O R C H A R D H I L L S 7 3 7 - 2 0 0 0

317 Redford

P e t i e c t In Eve ry W a y vou won' t f ind any fault wnh this beautiful 3 bedroom bnck ranch n haa a new furnace and central air

gareag

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

Desperate saaer wM took M aM oi-lers on this pnma norm Canton quad All new carpel, new kitchen floors ireanty painted, snows like a modal Priced 10 a M M $106,000 C M Kathleen at . 925-9600

S H A R P & C L E A N What a deal! Thia house haa every thing to otter at a terrific pr ice Close lo achooia tots of trees Cen-tral a r . fireplace m family room. $114,900

Cal l Pete Za ba ia

Remerica H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

459-6222 314 Plymouth

L u x u r i o u s •a the amy way to feegme 10 describe this Roeal bunt custom home From the spectacuar premium lot with speciM landscaping and custom deck to the wonderful maslsr bad-room smfa wnh shower pkis >ecuze this home a quekty Wonderful k i tchen with adjoining sunroom wnh skyttohts Oraat home lor entertain-ing $36S 900

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS 4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0

Independent^ Owned and Operated

wnh 2nd lull bam Custom new de-cor complete with Minds This is one you don t want l o miss a l $72,900

The Prudent ial Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS 4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0

Independently Ownad and Operated

V AFFOROASLE ACCENT ON VALUE - 3 bedroom bnck Ranch with Florida Room hn-•shed basement f i replace 2 * baths attached stoe entrance ga-rage. tnpto lot and more A chip shot f rom Western Qoff Courae

A LOT FOR A LITTLE - 3 badroom brick Ranch with basement garage and more lor orwy $«2 900 Hurry

CENTURY 21 TOO AY 936-2000

S U P E R S H A R P Beeutitui 3 bedroom bungalow. 1st f loor laundry, hardwood floors. I v g e kitchen With Du« In dishwasher large tot. garage,, quick occupancy

v $95,900

Century 2 1 CASTELLI 525-7900

A MUST SEE HOME' Custom contamporery m Redtord on s beeutitui wooded 'evlne lot. Spacious kving room wrth cathadral cawng end hrepiece 4 bedrooms, nawar carpatmg. 2 * baths carctral

I vac. 3 car garaga $119,900 N-26SA-R CALL 346-6767

CLEAN, COMFY brtck home with 2 tok bethe Home werranty master suite has fu* bam and forced w fur -naca $99,690 F-13WO-R

ERA »COUNTRY RlOGE 4T4-J303

N e w C o n s t r u c t i o n

Exclusively Country set t ing*-wooded-M uta^ 1 we 1-4 acres D t v g n - bund

BY CORNERSTONE BUILDING CALL NANCY MEININGER

346-9990 or 770-0211 or 7BO-3267

NORTMVILLE OPEN MOUSE SUN 12-9 CotoniM 4 bedroom I M bath, formal dmmg room, family room mi

» efficient beating. 2 'ached garage a qutot street, great t amity area S school Muat sea $147,000 1027 Jeffrey 349-2819

$ $ $ P R I C E D RIGHT $ $ $

•Mat and Oaan brick Ranch offers 3 bedrooms modern kitchen, appe-encee included, finished recreetton room, geraga S patio Asking $79,900

CENTURY 2 1 H a r t f o r d S o u t h

2 6 1 - 4 2 0 0

G R E A T P L Y M O U T H L O C A T I O N

Ctoee to everything' Lovely 4 bed-room I H beths bnck home on a quiet .court Loads of newer fea-tures. large country ki tchen withap-p l iances included, centra l elr . Cuyers home warranty included Asking $ 119.900 (9016)

Remerica H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

420-3400

P I C T U R E B O O K

Immediete occupancy on true sharp Caatorma cotoniM 3 a rge bed-rooms. I H bathe 'amity room wrth f ireplace Larga braMteat nook beeement 2 cat attached gerege perno $134,900 C M Yoehiko

Century 21 R O W

4 6 4 - 7 1 1 1

| - S T A R T T H E N E W Y E A R H E R E

Greet starter home tor the growing 'amity 3 bedroome updeted beth newer ki tchen Itoor newer ho i weter heeler newer p e n t ihru-out Nkw eree ol Garden City only $53,900

L O V E L Y - L O V E L Y Located In th is quiet ares of the a t y W your dream house Bnck 3 bed-rooms . beth newly ramooeled. k i tchen with abundance of caearwta. counter 6 latMe area Ooo rwM to covered patio baaamant <s finished with bar. halt bath plus 2 car

Century 21

•J. Scot t . Inc. 5 2 2 - 3 2 0 0

F a m i l y N e i g h b o r h o o d , m l 1 2 , x l - m - y , Ak b r x * locat ion Tn Western two-ford, close to 1-96 3 bedroom brick - 4 1

rench with I H batna-. baaameni. central air nmmmr tumece and ga-rage $67 900

The Prudent ia l Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS 4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0

independently Owned and Operated

CENTURY 21 H a r t f o r d S o u t h

4 6 4 - 6 4 0 0

320 Homoa W a y n e C o u n t y

Extra. ' Ex t ra ! is what yow' l trank M ien you see tbw 3 bedroom bnck ranch beceuse there are loads ot estres including tha tua beth to me firasned base-ment wfach awe includes a c e d v ctoaei and wet ber A n e i t r a lerge kachan and central am makes tfas en e i t r s Hieciei purcnese $59 900

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS 4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0

independently Owned and Operated

INKSTEB-SUPER STARTER 3 bed-rooms. basement, larga tot. fuel - » | modeled mruout $26 900 Saner i w«B help with doeing coets 729-6397 INKSTEB - 3 bedroom bock rw ic r l I w/12 * 20 (amity room New cerpet. I

pk imbmg fn turee ! Assume 9 V * mortgege r ' M - I snce of $26 900 Psyments of $359 1

mo w,'$4,900 down or equal value 961-7093 961-2964

J U S T L I S T E D

Neat ano dean 3 bedroom brick rancti with V4 beths finished bese-ment end oversoed 2 Great aree of S Bedford $61,900 C M Marge Manns

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A NEW COMMUNITY S N E A K P R E V I E W

Preview 5 new encrting models fua beaerneni 2 car attached gwage large master bedroom suite and mora From. $74,990 Get m on tha ground floor

M I L L P O I N T E 5 9 5 - 1 0 1 0

Century 21 ROW.

4 6 4 - 7 1 1 1 OPEN SUN OEC 2. 1-4PM

Sherp 3 bedroom bnck bungaKW baaamant garege remodeled kitctv-en Late new - owner enatou*

Can G M Butcher

R E / M A X 100 429-6789

324 Other Suburban | Hornet For Sata

THREE BEDOOOM, brick tx jngetow i m u s t s M $34 000 Caeh only ihirley, 349-9494

325 Raai Estate Services

BUY A home betore another yr sMpe away- C M Bob Watm or John Krwtz at vmage Mortgage to Und out how 1

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. 1 1 C o m f o r t 16 R o m a n g o d s 18 F r e s t v - w a t e r

f a n 2 0 N o c t u r n a l

m a m m a l 2 2 B o x 2 3 P e e l 2 5 P o k e r s t a k e 2 7 T o w a r d a n d

w i t h i n

2 8 B e n e a t h 2 9 R e p a s t 3 0 G r a f t e d

h e r a w r y 3 4 E x p o s t -

u l a t i o n

3 6 E l d e s t s o n o f N o a h

3 7 I n t r u t h 3 9 — d o w n

( r e c o r d ) 4 1 D a v i s o f

m u M C

4 2 E y « " a m o r o u s l y

4 3 D e v e l o p 4 4 P a i n 4 5 F r e s h

P r i n c e — B e l A i r "

4 7 S k i l l 4 9 C o l l e c t KX.

o f f a c t s 5 0 I n d i a n

w e i g h t 5 3 A r s e n i c

s y m b o l

1 f - 2 6 1 9 9 0 U n i t e d F e a t u r e S y n d i c a t e

Compliments of The B i r m i n g h a m - B l o o m f i e l d

B o a r d O f R e a l t o r s ® R E A L T O R ®

326 Condos 326 Condos ANN AnOOfii

l a u r e l g a r d e n s Adiecant lo Metthw Botaracal Qar-den» PHASE i Close-Out

SPECIAL HOLIDAY BONUS' Luxury condomawjms featuring de-signer j a r m - A * kitchens whir lpool tubs pnvate wood decks Acres of open space with tennis courts and f m m m m g pool

Priced from $179 ,990 Open Dally i2-6t>m

C M Litestyie nomea 761-6677

rarmmgton H4N COVE CREEK

PHASE I CLOSE-OUT HOLIOAV BONUS

13 Mae t MKMabet i 2-3 bedroome ranen and neo-etory floor plana wa* -ou t units overtook-mg wooded nature eree and crae*

From $162 900 Opan Da*y 12-6pm

C M LXeetyW Homes 626-6620

2 Bedroom Ranch gas BEDFORD fieel 2 car o a r a g e c o r n e r lot $36,900. 9% Conven t iona l or ae-eumpt ion C M Lew CENTURY 21 GOLD KEY 296-2322

LIVONIA Bright and aurmy de-

S7ooo - I Z^otZXZTZZZZ.' $7000 DCTen' Spaoous 2 bedroom. c « h open «oor plan P e t « on kvmg

loZ^J°ZZ £ £ m ' ° ° ^ ? n C r o o m M

noor urmt wrth private beeement t ^ e u t i * , Ovwtq room tebM and « cha rs Lots ol e i t rae aicsudmg wm-oow treatments no t buy for me

Pool & Cerpor t $72 499 476-0289

WKo" w h a t t i m e

N o w y o u c a n p lace v y o u r O b s e r v e r & E c c e n t r i c

C lass i f i ed A d 24 h o u r s a d a y ! Here's how it works: First, you must have a

touch-tone telephone. Then, all you do is call

us —remember, it doesn't make any difference if we're not here —to place an ad, cancel one or change something on one you've placed earlier.

LetVsay it's 10 o'clock at night and you've just realized that

you forgot to include the fact that the car you're selling has air conditioning. It's a good selling point, so you punch up our classified number and wait for the operator to guide you through the steps for changing your ad. Have in mind the exact information you want to give us. speak clearly and a bit slower than you usually do. And that's it.

If it's after 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, your changes will h e — made for the next Monday

paper. Or. if it's after 5:00 p.m. on a Friday or the weekend, your changes will hit the Thursday papers.

Pretty neat, huh? Of course, our

Classified Ad Takers are here every Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. But now. if you miss them, you can still Nlo something about your ad-a t your convenience.

(©foetertier & Eccentr ic C L A S S I F I E D A D V E R T I S I N G

WAYNE COUNTY 501-0900 • OAKLAND COUNTY 644-1070 • ROCHESTER ROCHESTER HILLS >52-3222

BLOOMFIELD HILLS CONOO j On Square Lake 2 bedrooms 2 bathe Contemporary decor in-cludes appuences Oraat rtmm $109.900 C M . 969-3092 j

BLOOMFIE-D MILLS • 2 bedroom I 2 beth 1400 SQ ft newty decore ied ' throughout ties em ant. 2 car-pons, pool aa $99 900 Woodward Square Lake area Move m cond.-Hon Owner 332-4426 ]

r 6pm 332-2773

$72,900

The

f ARMING7QN HILLS 2660 sq ft First hoor m a s t e r sui te wrtn 2 b e d r o o m s $ b e t h u p A l naw cons t ruc t ion . Homer whirlpool, c e -

| r a m * toyer b l eached o M cebimets . , I skytnght. deck 6 m o r e Mus t see'

R e d u c e d tfe $229,900 BRENTWOOD PARK C O N O O S [

Model - 993-6699 1 | OftVee - 899-4646

Michigan Group Real to rs

591-9200

330 Apartments CONOO CONVERSION-Buy 4 unit •usury condo Duadmg lor $279 000 a M off M $440,000 apprawed vama

313-230-6660

332 MoMs Homos For Ssts

CANTON - Hoaday Adult P w k 70s 14 Open floor pMn nawar cen-tral wr 4 carpel throughout, aa ap-

stav $12,900 493-6931

NOVI. MEADOWS

MOBILE HOME COMMUNTTY

The New American LMaatyie

339 Lots and Acrssgs For Sals

FULLY IMPROVED LOTS FOR SALE

S o m e w a l k O u t s A U T U M N R I D G E S U B

W e s t B l o o m f i e M K a r e n S h e p h e r d 7 3 7 - 0 6 9 0

NORTHFIELD TOWNSHIP 16 ACRES. roMng meedow stream wooda perked Land Contract

437-1174

Home owneiMWJ for leaa

1 Country uve ig 1 Beeutitui Clubhouse 1 PMy A n a s RV Storage ' Healed Pool - NEW

FARMINGTON HILLS Croeewtnos C o n d o 2 b e d r o o m s t - e b e t h s t i rapiace f inished b e e e m e n t deck pool t e n o w $6S 900 By owner Land Cont rac t ava i lab le Days 993-7710 E ^ w 661-0214

f a r m > n g t c 5 W HIL 2 bedroom

Term® d r a p e s S69 000

S Current ly 2 bath Pool

4 626-7129

L a n d C o n t r a c t T e r m s Owners are ready to negotiate on tnw condo N ot 6 Mae w e w of MxJdieben Qaaer pool, torn maintenance. access to «-wey» and Very specious and m top notch con-dit ion Appaencea m d u d a d $49 900

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS 474-5700

independently Owned and Operated

NOW OFFERING A

$1200 RENT CREDIT # you move »©ur new

349-6966

ROCHESTER HILLS - North OMis one o i O a * M n d County a moat as

10 _ In

phase I leeturmg sen -outs $ M utMtwe pka

" A mam o l beauty vir tue $ integrity" C M or VIM Outran W * o l Liver no». Mon Tuaa Wed 2-7 Sal -Sun 11-9

NOBTHVILLE - Picktord Meedow A •wctuded 4 exclusive 12 « * develop-ment on 25 acree Just a a w n tMka nda to downtown North »Me m-

k-out

Oae Wtaom Rd Ex* off l -^6 ^ w e a t on Grand %ver i mae lo I

NOVI REDUCED Seat' Stove 4 remgerator

lecture 4 M u lMbaa N a n lo Eden-derry T a k i Valencia S o 1 7 Mne turr. rtgM at Pica ford OenM B B u m Broker 296-9262

R O C H E S T E R M I L l S . ' W Hd f lower Sue Fu»y i m p i o ^ d buedmg anas f rom $39 900 Land contract. 'Buiid-

892-7706

FARMINGTON HILLS HKm VWw i-arge bedroom end unit balcony Muat see to appreciate Pncad for quKk saw $42 900 471-T302

NOV1CROSSWIMOS Sk jAgMa m «rtchen Hamaa crecaw I rom bnck w M fireplace laOeciaO m msrrored w M ol ammg room, duck pond

refrigerator stay « Me carpet 12MK

I 346-6045

TROY - 100 ft lots tor eaM i t new sue Some wooded snee $69 DOC and uc Model homaa aiac tor t a n

649-3344

340 Laka-Rnrar-fUsort

FAAMINGTON HILLS 30022 TweNe MBa W of Mrddieoeft Carport p o d

appeancee $49 900 immediate occupancy

931-6740 or • 961-9126

FARMING'ON KILLS •Pmea, 11 4 Orchard L M e 3 bed-roome JO r e bath baaamant m-

: lachrd 2 car garege N • Jpgreoea Bu«t 2-90 Currerrtfy I wesed 9m, March m i $139 000 1

By owner After 6pm 342-

ent whee EKxchasmg f»90 per month $9 900 down ®- f , BS, ritereet $109 900 requaw eam-mga oi $47,000 combmad groaa av coma per year CALL ONE WAY TODAY

PATRIOT Homes 6 U S A hae a 1966 Saratoga 3 beo room, 2 baMi. 14.70 shmgied roo l T5RCX LAKE. TRAVERSE CJTY MP wdk ig MUM sea- Me reMMtic oi- ! World % 3rd moan baautrfui <aa i M r ' M l be turned down 999-0606 tSOsTOO f rontage with 2500 SC ft

home Secfcided wooded $264 90C •ac t i n — n m

R E T « £ M E N T COMMUNITY yr» or Old

99

ROCHESTER HILLS

P t y m o u t h 68,bu.' i brick

$74,600

473-9900 I homa. "a»d» aome mmor work $4900 LOCM-

379-0622

SLEEPER Of THE SUMMER • y Patriot Homaa 24 .44 3 b roam * bam. r i m w 6 M Any raMwtl l o t a r aM M r ma Hometown U S A

342 Lafcafront Property

TWO LAKEFRONT HOMES!

PfME LAKE - New construct ion 3900 a« I t $925 000

BUB.OER-S CLOSE-OUT HOLOAY BONUS 1 lawtRemarang

WOOOLANO PINES CONOOS 2 bedrooms lua oeeemeni 2 car gerage hrapwee $130 990

C M Homes a ' g . 3 9 9 0

FARMINGTON MILLS do for me buey proN

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS 421-5660

< ^ a € L * V A a L E " Pstnor -wmes 4 Homatawn U S A p raeami a ' 9 6 0 14.70, 3 bedroom 2 bath Matg ied ' oo i iep sk i . -o mcsudetg M i r am to i

$79 000

C M 642-0703

Thompson-Brown 3S" i-VOHIA

SPECTACULAR NEW CONDOMINIUMS

W h i s p e r i n g W i n d s 9337 HaatiurgH MM South of Ann Arbor TrM. Oemr ; 2 a p m Pre-con

" $123 900 2-3 2 , 1 bethe 2

ROCHESTER HILLS -The Graan Townnouea 2't bath garage traa days 292-7069 ai

' l e m p s m On 2 badroom

aaoa. aa. a>-e s 6S3-5T91

ROVAc OAK i w t v saw 1100 aq f t OM

wreiomea tor toon 2 beo-

aa«i deck M appears Ona, 2

see mOuOed 260-4433 or

565-6611

SOUTH i r o n - C o m » Acree and udec Good

437-0210 conMBon

» Acree and udec Good

437-0210

333 Hoctham Proparty For Sals

U M O N LAKE - It 5600 aq It M 2 5 000

T r i - M o u n t / ' A s p e n C o n s t 4 7 f t - 7 7 4 7 • Mtcf ieWe

358 Mortgagaa « Land Contracts

ANTRMI COUNTY-TO

$6 M 9 $100 down $100 month on a 11% larM c o a f r a t t C M wadwood Land C o 616-296-6266 6

LAKEMUMON year round home 10 " M S of T«awa C*y 4 badniKmw 2"e bMhe 106 l -omaga on 2 3 of an acre 922-0792

336 Southarn Proparty FLOMOA "o r - «chay

Jufi travel perk 31 .12 l k m a f t a a . m e a l | 66a-7314 or 464-64*0

SUYtNO LAND CONTRACT MORTGAGES. Fu6 or P e r t M C M 1-31S-TS1-1220

CASH FOR LANO CONTRACTS

t**T

THE H E A T H E R S

$ Speedy Cash $

^.ssoo a S M - T A ? £ E X P R E S S M O R T G A G E

C0MERICA Mobile Home

Financing

1-800-292-1300

CONDOS B U Y E R S D E L I G H T

CASHTOQAY

G L l A R A ^ f j r

Century 21 ROW

464-7111 Century 21

CASTELLI 525-7900 -

4E* O&E Monday. November 26, 1990

A H E Y O U I WHAT YOU'RE * 0 « T H ?

C a l n o * O m n Group iN-rua

ARTISTIC. CREATIVE * « u » n g •or M M m F av ian* Ma* .

oppor tune, . M. For more

31&-786-0660

AUTO STEREO » CELLULAR SHOP

10 ( M r s . lamty ownatf. N Oakland •**— 847-4117

AVAILABLE SMAREO EXECUTIVE OrTtaa. twamaa* a n — arlng aarvtc*.

S51-MSS

3 8 8 O f c . - B u s . S p e c *

• S s i e / L s a -

EXCELLENT LOCATION

R O C H E S T E R HJLLS M-59 ROCHESTER RO CORRIOOR HAMPTON PROFESSIONAL PARK

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY * • » M u m Of f l ca /MKUca l Suttaa

f rom 699 mq f l DIVERSIFIED DEVELOPMENT

•63 -5700 Br o * a r t W a l c o m f

BELOW MARKET RATES

BASEBALL CARD A SPORTS CARD lor sata Or w * conaMw

partner Amanca a > 1 I w M m C a l : 541-1332 or 588-4434

BUSINESS INVESTMENT of undar $500 for tha proAtaMi fy of I ranc fMa Ca t

751-6791

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Ara you a aaff Martar? Start wrtft an o p p o r t u n e , Wtara tha barwftts ara your*, not your amployar* S tan n o w C a l tor a 24 nr . racordad maa-aaoa 313-398-1122

CHATTERBOX VIDEO STORE M o m 8 Poo operat ion North of

Ntca paopla. Comfor table income Water an around Real aataia and

l nc todad >79.000. Paxson inventory * Raafly. 1-8

DRY CLEANING PLANT For Sale Good tmainaaa. WeaMand location C a l Sam-Spm

729-3898

ENTREPRENEURS - ExcaAent b i M n a a i opportunity Tha ult imate market ing plan M Lucaa. 894-5927

J. Burred. 881-8084

FACIAL. NAIL 8 HAIR SALONl 6 wat tona w Dearborn Heighta.

I $20,000 • 1 (818) 873-0197

ANNOUNCING international Bualnee* Cente r *

now h M locat ion* throughout m a Mo l ro area. Of l lcaa t ram 120 aq It

3 6 6 O f c . - B u s . S p e c s

S a l e / L e a s e

O f c . - B u s . S p e c s

S s t o / L e s s e

DENTAL/MEDICAL

Birmingham - Suite avertable Pro-laauonai buHdlnfl Eaay accee i f rom Hunter BNd On aRe p a r t i n g W m i c a l . Mon -Fri.. 9-4.30. 656-0711

LIVONIA. 1200 * q It aurte. 'low rent incfcHtoe a l but phone, eome free ram Phone 484-2980

EXECUTIVE SUITE Witfi 4 large private off ice*. all wf lh

« i d shared conference tacMUaa. Short te rm M m and flexible ex-panawn opt iona Canton. Troy. Sterl ing H g t a . Farm-ington Hue. Southf ield and A r m Ar-bor C a l I B C « 454-5400

A N N O U N C I N G Maple Buemeea Canter of Troy

Beat ratea In town, no ieeae neoee-aery 227.500 aq f t . o n Maple, n e w Lwernow

From $235 up per mon th 84S-0139

area. 1,072 aq ft., baeutifuity deco-rated, and very efficiently latd out . Comee wrth moe b u l t In c r e d e n z M and naw carpatmg Avai lable tor Im-mediate occupancy, located m pree-tlgtous bunding on 12 M M Road be-tween Evergreen t Lahaer. Reason • C M Rent

647-7171

DOWNTOWN B IRMINGHAM Prime aurte aub leaae. 580 aq ft . North-mew, convenient park ing. fun ser-vice buKf lng. Copy macfune. toyar fumrture $ pnone ays iem included 280 N Woodward. MOO m o net

644-3700

B IRMINGHAM Elan Rd - 250 aq f t eut t * Oahixa-a l utwt laa-panur^)

7077

BIRMINGHAM: Up to 480 aq. It. 14 M M near Pierce Secretar ia l service available Amply p a r t i n g C a l 642-4554, evenings. 528-1469

FARMINGTON HILL6 - 10 MDa • Grand River 2 off ice aulte In m o d -ern Mr condi t ioned and a la rmed of l -» buKXng. Approx imate ly 330 aq. It n d u d a a all ufl imea and mamia -nenee. ample pa r t i ng occupancy 477-7700

FARMINGTON HILLS - Deluxe, wen appointed, beautiful ly furn ished 3 room suite. 1st floor pr ivate entry 13 Mae/Orchard Lk ' T r e e Bonus Months" at $850 mo. 855-2600

FO L P L Y M O U T H Downtown financial d istr ict 1 . 2 8 3 room au i lM furnished To real es-tate related professionals, no reai-

E x S & .

FRANKENMUTH 3 n n a i i i i i . m i l 8 gin Shoe a highly traveled lourts l

f retiring. Serious Inqulr-HMMHBShop. To.

H A * SALON - Good Opportuni ty ' 12 8 Northwestern. 5 complete Sta-l lone loc Mad In large offlca com-plex W e i e a t m i a h a d 776-2568

;TAURANT? , _ _ f f Menus? fcrafuH range

313-478-3187

SOFT-SERVE ICE CREAM BuatnaM tn Canton tor seta. Terms available For more information c a l .

) o r 326-1171

BIRMINGHAM. 200 - 800 aq. fl.. de-Man or iented open apace Pr ime N. Woodward location. 540-8CD8

354-5059

BRAND NEW medica l of f ice N d o . Canton. LMey/Ford R d area & sq.ft. 1.000 sq feet a n d up

563-5272

CANTON Executive su f tM f r o m 150 sq.f t . or conventional space Off ices f rom $295 par mo. 454-5400

T SHMtT. hat. Imprint ing m o p tor «a»e 4 months otd Showcaae racks $ equipment High traffic a rea FamaMa. 548-3200 or 478-0088

3 6 6 0 f c . - B w . S p M *

S « t e / l M M

C A N T O N F R E E R E N T

' 1400 sq ft p lus /minus Custom floor p lan 1st & last months rent free

<$ 10.95 aq. It

4 5 9 - 6 0 4 3

H I G H S C H O O L 1.456 fl. profeeaional off ice apace directly a c c r o w f rom P lymouth / Canton High shcooi $8 per ft

$ 5 / F O O T Industr ial /off ice space m S t e m . Plymouth phone 8 maMng 7,360

NOVI - 441iq f t of f ice surte. d iv ided Into 3 ofhcea Newfy decorated,

s s s a " " " - ' s a s s ; OFFICES IN W BLOOMFIELD

Orchard Lake fid Prnrale entrance 800 t o 5500 aq. ft.

861-8555

OFFICE TO BENT 12 M M 4 Northwaelei i i . Approxi -mately 500 sq. f t . plue c o m m o n area. Ask tor J o n t t e . 352-6466

OFFICE TO Rani w/aacretary. com-puiar . now. ahars w/S iNerman gen-eral office, lots o l storage (pace, ap-

• Aak tor 469-2272

poximaJely $1000 per m o >240 Haggerty Rd... Canton. M r Silverman

P e n t h o u s e O f f i c e Located m Troy, this 850 aq. ft p e n l h o u M has a natural sfcyiwM pr ivate raatroom and shower and Is located on tha 3rd floor ideal for advememg. graphics, or art Vary favorabta rate

646-0139

2875 SQ FT of off ice apace. Mam Street -n the City of

Comer locat ion par t Mem P lymouth great pa r t mo C a l Joe Metnlk.

REAL ESTATE ONE. 466-7000

a l or

w i th

3 6 6 0 1 c . - B u s . S p e c *

S * ( * / L * a * «

R E D F O R D O F F I C E 24350 JOY ROAD

W of Telegraph • S M U M M 2 Mory buiWina • Underground pa r t i ng • Carpet ing 8 M n d a • Lit s ignage • Single r o o m and up • Low rata m c l u d M a l u tMMa CERTIFIED REALTY. INC. 471-7100

3 6 7 B u * . - P r o f . B l d g s .

S s l s / L e s s e

4 0 0 A p t s . F o r R * n t

AUBURN HILLS Bloomfletd Orcherd Apt*.

f rom $425 0 0 tnotuetoa haat. gas 8 water B i n d s Included Pool + laun-dry facMtlea A m o r a Short term, furmahad unKs avalabta. Opan 7 days.

3 3 2 - 1 8 4 8

BUILDING tor sale or rant . 24531 Grand River. E . o l 7 M M 474-3482

3 6 8 C o m m e r c i a l /

R e t a i l

AUBURN HILLS R a t a l or offloa. 1800 aq. ft. piue 600 aq. f l . baaamant A m p * pa r t mg. C a l

AUBURN ROCHESTER $900 MOVES YOU IN

2 ANO 3 BEDROOM

LUXURY TOWNHOUSES Naw England archi tecture leeturea 1500 sq.ft., formal d in ing room,

2 H bathe, to! MM

BERKLEY - 1200 sq ft. EXCELLENT tor amalt hi ieinMS. t l M M frontage.

$625,'mo. CaH 588-8204

PLYMOUTH BEAUTIFUL SETTING SOO-1.800 aq f t . $300-$1.200/mo nagotalbie. Exceltent pa r t i ng , ac-cess 10 1-275 4 M-14. 4 5 ^ 0 5 4 0

sq ft A l or haft

T E P E E 575 S MMn. «5. Pfymouth

4 5 4 - 3 6 1 0 Golden Corridor In Canton

Take advantage of t h e M special low prlcaa tor a l imned t ime only 225 a q f l off ice untts - wi th w indow. $450 per mo. 225 aq ft. of f ice -without window. $350 per m o Pnc-M mckjde util it ies, g round m a n t a -nanca. In te r io r 'ex te r io r ma in te -nance. t axM. insurance, phones $ *>ared aecretanal service For m o r a Information p l a i n c a l : 454-2440 or evarvings cad: 348-1833

LIVONIA- CMC Canter area 3.000 sq.ft. Fraa standing offlca. Al low-ance w « be made tar neoeeaary bum-ou t . For Appt . c a l . 427-5488

EFFCJENT Birmingham at Off loa Plus. 920 E. Lmootn

10x12 - $360 tadudM recapWoiMt. t

t w e o r l a L (24 hr acoaaa) Secretary 4 phone answering

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE/ROOMS •F reephone . • Rant by day, week, mon th

C a l Summit Lodge. 274-3900

T VISIB1L/TY IN TOWN? toe space m o o w n i o w

MMord Perfect tor At lornay. CPA. Doctor. Dentist or other service P rcMaannaM C a l Grace at

REAL ESTATE ONE 6 8 4 - 1 0 6 5

DELUXE Medical Sui te excel lent location, 3 treatment rooms, consul-tat ion room, b u s m a n of f lca. wai t ing room 4 central lab C o o l d g e at 10W M M 548-6717

DOWNTOWN B IRMINGHAM off lca for leaee Approx imate ly 400 sq. ft., immediate occupancy

478-6333

DOWNTOWN B IRMINGHAM execu-t ive off ice tor lease 600 aq fL -1600 aq. ft. Immediate occupancy, com-petJtrve r a t M Richard 646-9220

DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM - 2 par level a p a o M with pr ivate be th 4 e n t i r Larger space has f i replace, $474. Smaller apace $260 Enjoy Doth for $650 m c k j d e * unti t les

644-3410

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH Off ice space. 3 separate si

6 4 0 . 7 5 0 4 1150 s q . f t . Excellent parking. 466-7373

DOWNTOWN - PLYMOUTH Office apace for l e a M 1100 to 3.000 sq . f t . .

C a l Deborah tor d e t a M 344-9369

FARMINGTON HILLS. Nor thwest -e rn /13 M M . Need an of f lca away t rom home? Furnished of f ices start-ing M $150/mo C a l 866-2444

LIVONIA MALL AREA - Sublease office tu l l e svaksCM m o n t h t o mon th KMSI tor CPA. now at torney or tax preparer C a l Victor 473-4810

LIVONIA OFFICE Space for leese - 1 room aufle w / warehouse o n 8 M M . near Farmington Secretarial 4 teie-phone answering service 476-2442

PLYMOUTH Mam Street o f f i ces Ideal tor Safes. Attorney, or CPA. Secretarial Services Avai lable Copp-er . Fax. Conference Room Short Term Leases Available

Ca l . 466-4180 or 456-4181

PLYMOUTH - 4 Offices. 1064 sq. ft. Commercia l or off ice usage $400/ mo. plus utlf t ies. C a l days 453-0250

PRIME OFFICE SPACE IN Troy Long Laks /Coo ldpe area. 4700 sq. I t . Contact Laurie CoM at: 641-3900

REDFORD. Grand River f rontege From 550 sq. f l . to 2500 sq. ft.

356-2764 or 355-9506

REDFORD OFFICE 24821 Five Mite Rd.

W M t Of Telegraph 2 rooms + m-auit storage end bathroom. Private entrance, c u p e l -ing and b inds . A l utUltMs Included $375 per month. CERTIFIED REALTY. INC. 471-7100

REDFORD: OFFICE/WAREHOUSE _Ce for lease 1200 sq. ft 3 b locks

E. o f lnks ter $500 /mo 255-7150

RENT FREE FOR 2 MONTHS! ry off ice 4 watting room in

hot Downtown Royal Oak locat ion Only $150/mo Call Sue. 646-3785

L/VONIA SCHOOLCRAFT 4 UNKSTER

Office space In actNe canter 795 sq. ft. tormerfy at torneys of f ices 1250 aq. f l . formerly denta l eamc. excellent condit ion. Also 700 sq ft tor r a t a l Brokers pro tec ted C a l

559-1140

LIVONIA r X-ways $250 a mon th rant m -

c k i d M — but phone Phone: 444-2980

LIVONIA - 5 MM/M ldd lebe t t 750 sq. fL. Ires conference 4 t ra in ing rooma. Also 5 M M / F a r m m g t o n : ona room. C a l Ken HaM Oays 525-0920 Evas:,281-1211

Nloefy law out EXECUTIVE SUITE containing 2.752 sq. ft. In axt ramafy w a l mamtamad off ice bunding o n 12 M M Road between Evargreen and Lahaer. Can be sub-dlvuded. imma-' te occupancy, lots o f w indows

1 fraa part ing. Reaaonable ra tes 847-7171

SHARED OFFICE CONCEPTS

Executive Off ice Leeslng A l R s Beat.

Pr ivate offices Professional & attentive staff Fult aervfee Dulkainga

NOVI (8 M M at 1-275) 313-344-5767

BIRM'HAM (Woodward a l Brown) 313-433-2070

D O W N T O W N R O C H E S T E R

FOR LEASE •Reta i l - of f ice

• Service - M e d i c * • Cafe/Oe* Locat ion

3 3 5 - 1 0 4 3 DOWNTOWN WAYNE. 15 X 80 Mora m busy K/ogsr-Perry atrip center o n Michigan Ave. in Wayne Amp le pa r t i ng , good traff ic, reason-able rant. C a l 647-7171

FARMINGTON HILLS 10 Mile Rd & Grand River

RETAIL S P A C E FOR LEASE

Several choice locations

From 700 - 5,620 sq. ft. Now available with excellent

10 M M or Grand fitter Exposure CERTIFIED REALTY. INC

471-7100

GRAND RIVER-REDFORO For l a a M or sale. 34)00 sq.ft. Can be leased - 1000, 2000 or 3000 eq ft Below market rent Can be pur-c h a M on Land Contract Terms Be-t a ! or off ice. LaKmz-Weber 4 C o

363-9494

HAIR SALON 1.600 eq ft. store m busy Wayne C o m m o n s Shopping Center on Mich lgen Ave.. W o f Wayne Rd m Wayne. A l p k i m U n g $ electric In

~ 447-7171

PLYMOUTH/DOWNTOWN Quaint shopping me*. 725 aq ft. 4 1100 aq f l E x o a l i n l p a r t i n g C a l Deborah lo r d e t a M 341-9349

SOUTHFIELD 12 M M fid neer Lasher 4.486 aq rt sui ts, nicely laid out and decorated, reaaonable rata, any te rm lease 20300 W. 12 M M Rd. 647-7171

TROY » g Beaver Roed. Executive suftea f rom 150 sq. ft. with secretarial

637-2400

TROY Esacul fve Office Space 800 Sq. Ft John R. 4 South BJvd 879-9700

RETAIL SHOP Spece ava l la tM tor rant In s m a l newfy bum t o p p i n g canter E x c a l s n l buelnees traff ic area. L ighted secured p a r t i n g C a l Jacob or Eddie 3W-2186

ROCHESTER COMMERCIAL Store f ron t or o f f ice space. 1,062 sq. ft. tor l e a M Corner location facing Ro-cheeter Rd. Good pa r t i ng 774-7584

SHOPPING CENTERS FOR LEASE B l o o m t M d . M s p M & inkstar River view. Grange 4 King. 471-4555

3 6 9 f r > d u s t y W a r * h o u a *

S a l * / L * a s *

WESTLANO- Wayne 4 Warren Rd., 2 s u i t M avsiabie wftwn den tM/med-toaldnic Suitable tor Oral Survaon, Endo D , O.O., P.O.. Dental H y « e n -lai .274-8368 278-5570

AIRPORT C O M M E R C E

CENTER Award Winning Development

M - 5 9 at PONTIAC AIRPORT 1200 sq.ft. $400/mo. complete

Other s u r t M t rom 1800-lO.OOOsq.ft Cal l Al Monta lvo 866-2422

CfTY OF PLYMOUTH Nw» 1250 or 2500 aq ft. warsnoues wtth off ice HVAC, 3 phase.

465-8000

FANTASTIC SUBLET opportuni ty In the beaut i fu l SouthAeto Technw-centar Off ice w a r a h o u M 1000/ SOOOaqfl Ca f Charfie 356-1030

FARMINGTON HILLS Warehouse spece truck door . 1000-1500 sq.ft. Off ice spece available One year min imum. 477-4440

Evantoga, 343-5813

For L e e M

Golden Corridor in Canton" Take advantage of thia special oAar tor a Smi led t ime only 3 moe. fraa rant wtth 15 mon th l e a M 580 aq. f t warehouse uni ts only $200 per m o l ° $ 9 ** " M M f o u M uni ts only $400 par m o Sacratarfai servtoes

HabM. For more I n tame t ton MecaJt: 464-2440 tvemnga: 344-1833

1400 SQ FT Ught Industrial, warahouee tor leeee C t a M to down-town and t o 14 ma|or X-Weys H M door Cal l V ic tor 349-1438

— . — covered park-ing. health dub. pool , spa end ten-nis cour ts ara yours l o e n * w tn the center of Bt rmmghem/Troy Roches-ter area. Avonoale School District

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4 0 0 A p t * . F o r R e n t A p t * . F o r i

P A W T O W

VILLAGE S Q U I R E

From $450

OPEN UNTIL 7:00pm Great Locat ion • Pa r t Set t ing

Specious • Bike T r a l • Haat

CLAWSON - 1 bedroom, b i n d s , a * , oeeng tan. wator mck ided Ave leCM 1-1-41 $495 per month .

COMMUTER APTS - Royal Oak. 540 m a n S p e w

• j t f f s r

Sound Condi t ioned • CebM O n Ford Rd JuM E of 1-275

981-3891 Dsity 9-7

Sat. 11-6 A Sun. 11-5

BIRMINGHAM ONE MONTH FREE RENT

Newly remodeled 2 bedroom apart-menta lust E of Adams Rd n a v downtown Birmingham. Rental rates Include, heat, watar. M r t l d a bands, new ki tchen, new rored doors 4 . ,

OPEN SAT. For furthur Into CS» 444-1300

BIRMINGHAM ONE M O FREE RENT

Bright, 50 's contemporary town-home. 2 bedroome. walk lo d o m v lown. w o o d t w m i n g fireplace, re-modeled Interior, oentral air. pr ivate art tranoM. Landscaped petto beee-ment wi th le imdry hoo«-up t l o 2 yr leases offered. C a l Mon thru Fri. lor appt . OPEN SAT.

644-1300

C v M o n

WINDSOR W O O D S

LUXURY APARTMENTS 1 4 2 Badroom Apa r tmen ts

From $475 wtth carport Vsrttcsl Bands Throughout

Quiet Soundproof Cone tmc t lon W s K t o S h o i Shopp ing

Off Warren between SheMon/LiMey Mon.-Fri.. 9 - i p m . Sat 4 Sun 1-5pm

Evening appoint men l i avaNatM

- 4 5 9 - 1 3 1 0 CANTON - 1 bedroom, stove, refr ig-erator 8 carpet $400 par mon th k v c t o d M a l u tWt iM Year leeee end security 455-0391

CROOKS 4 14H MILE- I bedroom r p o No carpeting, bands, carpor t . r$5-s

CANTON - 1 trance, stove. Mr/heat m d u d M pets. $400 monthly i rental special tar new

pr ivate en-r. centra l only. No

our

455-7440

BIRMINGHAM Sharp 2 bedroom 1 bath unit wfth plenty o l storage, d e k u e app*-ancaa. Minds centra l air. $700/mo HOLIDAY SPECIAL - 1 0 * discount tor new residents only

645-2999

B I R M I N G H A M TIMBERLANE APARTMENTS

In heart ot t own • Attract ive Untts Vertical Blinda • Oiahweaher

Otapoaal • Centra l Air

1 Badroom - From $800 | 1 M o ' s F r a e Rent Before Nov 30)

C a l to view: 244-7766 E v m W e e k e n d s : 645-6736

Air condi t ioning, dtehwash microwave, min i bl inds. dryer In each unit. Pool, tennis courts and much mora.

On Adams fid South Bhrd. 4 Auburn Rd

Hours. Oa l y 11-5 Sunday by appt. , (doeed Thurs )

BIRMINGHAM. 2 bedroom with ga-raga. w a k i n g dlstanca to downtown •mcudM haat 8 water, security re-qmrad 258-4435af te r5 648-2199

BIRMINGHAM 1 bedroom with den/of f ice, ava lab to immediataly Near Oak 8 Woodward. Haet /gas/ water included piue 1 car oarage $630/mo. . Bruce, 6 4 X 4 4 8 4

B L O O M F I E L D C L U B

BLOOMFIELD HILLS LOCATION SPACIOUS

1. 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS

FROM $495 1 MONTH FREE RENT

(new tanents only) •CARPORTS

THRLWJN(T DESIGN DISHWASHERS LAUNDRY FACILITIES STORAGE FACILITIES

•BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED •POOL C a l Garry. 335-8410

3 7 0 I n c o m e P r o p r t y

YPSI IANTI - 12 unit apartment bui lding. Rented, good condi t ion A * condi t ion. a p p M n c a s $379,000 Brokers p ro tec ted 644-4923

< 0 0 A p i a . F o r R * n t

N o v e m b e r S p e c i a l Auburn HDs/Pont iec

3p< $ 5 0 OFF

1ST M O N T H S RENT

L e e M A Beautiful Townhome

the comfor ts of prtveie home

• Cantra i Air • M i n i Bands • Pr tvaM Orivewey

$ 5 0 5 m o n t h

W O O D C R E S T C O M M O N S

3 3 4 - 6 2 6 2

W e T a k e T h e F r i g h t O u t o f A p a r t m e n

E v e r y M o n d a y a n d T h u r s d a y

Whether you need something regal or regular. You'll f ind an impressive listing that covers a large suburban area every Monday and Thursday in our Classified Real Estate Section.

You're sure to find that special place among the large number of listings in tho,. t

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8 5 2 - 3 2 2 2 R o c h e s t e r / R o c h e s t e r Hitls • M ^ y w A Y R O * n * 5 ! O A r e o m o w / s R M F M O A Y F O « M O N O A V I

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11-4157

j B IRMINGHAM/OOWNTOWN Sludta apar tment H v n e d M M occu-pancy $448 rant . $450 eecunty de-POMI N o p a t a C a l M M 478-4333

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TROY 880-9090 3728 Rochester Rd

SOUTHFIELD 354-8040 29246 Nor thwestern Hwy

CANTON 981-7200 42711 Ford Rd

NOVI 348-0540 A c r o M f rom 12 Oaks M a i

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(LILLEY 8 WARREN)

SUPER SPECIAL on 2 bedroom apis.

(Ment ion »f f tor* " m ^ T ^ r a e Rent)

NO OTHER FEES

One Bedroom $446. 900 s q ft Two Bedroom - $570. I IOO St Ft

Vertical U M s 8 carpor t Included Wa offer 8 m o n t h h u m a> han i v ^ t room apartments i

Roee Doner ty pr

L I V E L K C A M N Q PAY LIKE A PAUPER

ONLY at BUCKINGHAM MANOR! • Dakisa 2 badraa i i O C t h e i S r ight , al

• 1vt beths • M

Canton

F A I R W A Y C L U B Golfakle Apt. 1 A 2 Bedroom

Free OoW Heel A Hot Water Free

Carport Included 7 2 8 - 1 1 0 5

u M h i i W M s M l i r 8 dryar hook <«e

H E A T H M O O , Q F A P T 5 ,

t r a m $44S per M $ 828-4400

CLAWSON/ROYAL OAK Kitty-Cat K l t t y -CM

We love you Amber Apar tments you'l l k w s too l 290-1700

CLAWSON/TROY - New 1 bed-room. Caseblenca fan. min i b i n d s . Mr, dlahwashsr. snack bar . must sea, $495 m o 549-4685

F R E E R E N T T IL 1 9 9 1 ! *

For a M M e d ume only Spr tngweM Perk is oftorlng FREE RENT u n H 1991 on e l 1 4 2 bad room apartments • Vertety o l l o o r plena • CtubhouM with outdoor pool • $ 100 security depoelt • G a r s g M end carpor ts • Hietoncal ar thwsctura buM by

Henry Ford. • Rentals t rom $515-

Comer of Greenfield and Rotunda

Spr ingwel i s Pa rk A p a r t m e n t s

2 7 1 - 2 4 0 2 Some reetrtctlona may appfy

A VHegeQreen Communi ty

A p t a . F o r R * o t

CLAWSON/ROYAL OAK O n » S i o p

Oec. 2nd. I p m 4pm Office buSdmc M 4000 Crooks Royal O m T o T c m tor sppotntment 280-1700

AMBER APARTMENTS

>om Heights CARRIAGE P •PARK APTS

27201 CANF1ELD OR

1 8 2 BEDROOMS STARTING FROM $495

A l This included in Your Month ly Rental

M No Extra Coat

H M t Water Air CondWMnmg Specwus Ctoeet. fVsli l y e i s u v Intaroorn Rang* Hood 8 Fan Var t icN B inds

LARGE 1 BEDROOM m d u d M heet. $340/mo 7 MMTe leg raph area

444-1444

APARTMENTS AVAILABLE Town 8 Country Apta. 18815 Take-graph. Studio. 1 8 2 bedrooms, start ing at $390, uttMiae. appk-sncea window t reatments Of f ice hours Mon. thru Fri. 9em t o 5:30pm Open Sun 12 to 5.

265-1829

G a r b a p . ONpoaef CeengFa f i L m j n a r y

pOO' ^ » u t » h o u — wfth U b J y Landacapad Park -Uka Atmoapnera Cloee t o ShocpMg 8 Espraeeweys

OPEN DAILY 9 - 8 SUN 1 1 ^ 274-7277

BEST APARTMENT VALUE

FARMINGTON HILLS

T I M B E R I D G E

DELUXE 2 B E D R O O M UNITS

$ 5 5 5 (L imi ted t ime offer - 1 m o trae rent wtth 1 year lease, new lenents oniyi

mchKtos appliances, vert ical bknds carpet ing, pool , d o t * m Farmmgton HMalocet ion

Enter East off Orchard Laka Rd on Fotsum S of Grand River

Modal Opan DMty 9-5 Except Wedneedey

478-1487 775-8200

F O U N T A I N

P A R K

N 0 V 1

Birmingham/Troy

A D A M S C R E E K A P A R T M E N T S

1 8 2 badroom apta In fhe B i rmingham/Troy /Auburn HHs area

8 5 3 - 5 5 9 9

S P A C I O U S A P A R T M E N T H O M E S

Experience luxury apartment living at its finest. Tastefully designed, conveniently located wooded site...this is Fountain Park Novi. You'll be proud to call it your home.

• Spacious 1 a n d 2 b e d r o o m a p a r t m e n t s • Ind iv idua l w a s h e r and d rye r

• Pr ivate e n t r y wav /ba lcony or pa t io

• W h i r l p o o l app l i ances and m i c r o w a v e o v e n

• S w i m m i n g pool

• Tennis c o u r t m Ihr Aparunrni NtkroctA LiUhlc

42101 Fountain ftirk • Novi l - U t t M f t ' Open Mon.-Fri . 10:30am-6:30pm • Sat. &c Sun. 12pm-5pm *•« mx>

C A L L T O D A Y ! 3 4 8 - 0 6 2 6

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 D IN W E S T L A N D

• 1 & 2 Bedroom • Fireplaces Available • Pool • Tennis Court • Clubhouse • Central Air • Dishwasher • Disposal • Laundry Facilities • Beautifully Landscaped • Within minutes of all major highways

HoOday Sp$ctt0 FREE RENT til Jan. 1,1991

VENOY PINES A P A R T M E N T S

2 6 1 - 7 3 9 4

M A YORK P R O P E R T I E S C O M M U N I T Y

Q U I E T

D I S T I N C T I O N

l \ I H i M i p s | Q l l ' [ v , m o i n

Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom

apar tments A community

setting near downtown

Plymouth. Heat included.

Full appliances

Holiday Special

FREE R E N T ill J a n . I , 1991

P l W l O l H I M W i t t

M'VR I M l \ i s

Quiet intimate setting Large

I and 2 bedroom apartments.

Close to central Plymouth

Separate entrances, pool and

other amenities

Holiday Special

F R E E R E N T 'til J a n . 1 , 1 9 9 1

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4 5 5 - 3 S 8 0 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

400 Apta. For Rant

— C L A R K 8 T O N — SpnngfteW Oaks Apt®.

2 bedroom »5«S t month tree rent r / d T M M o a i « . s a l

i i i M H OW" . Ir cusf i iMhar M s o l aMr ioa . carpet. « r V 4 i n M e N j J l 175 on Ortle highway AlmoM ne>. muet t aw C M 820-91 IS

DEARBORN HEIGHTS DEARBORN CLUB

FROM $ 4 5 0 FREE HEAT

6paooua<QreM Value H a M - A i r . P o o l . Cable

Soma 2 Bedrooms- t * OaPw

TownhouMB Available JuM N of Ford Rd

57?6 m « s l « Rd

581-3593 Open Daily 12-7PM

T Sat. & Sun. 12-4PM

400 Apta. For Rant MR.*HO nn. l " " f t * • " U P t l L t B t L

GREAT LOCATION

C E D A R I D G E

DETROlT -Lh re rno l t /M i ch i gsn 4 t a m l y b r c» upper front Good ence 8275/mo plus security

861-5729

DETROIT - 7 MILE - TELEGRAPH looaty t 8 2 bedroom trom 8400-8480. m d u d M heel 8 weter

534-9340

OETHOfT-7 MM/Lahaer N»a 1 bedroom apt Newfy decorated car-paled, heel and air t 3 2 5 / m o C a l 537-0014

FARMINGTON HILLS Tan M M 8 Middtebeft

Larga 1 badroom from i 4 8 6 471-4558

FARMINGTON HILLS SUB- IET Ava labM Jan Spaoous cathedral ce i l ings 2 b e d r o o m 2 ba th Washer/Dryer Air C a l 442-0155

F R O M $ 5 1 0 immediate Occupency

INCLUDES

appMncws, security system, storage wi th in apar tment

Enter on Tulene 1 block W of »*<»Oiebeii on the S ar te of Grand

Near Bots ford Hoepnal Uvoraa M e l 8 down town Farmington

4 7 1 - 5 0 2 0 Mooel open da*y 1-5 Except Wednesday

OFFICE: 775-6200

FARMINGTON HILLS - Greenwood Apts on 8 M M W of Farmmgton Rd DMu ia 1 bedroom apt over 900 sq ft. Inc todM wssher 8 dryer m eech unit All appHancM shades 8 rods Close to shop;.-

FARMINGTON HILLS SUB LEASE SAVE $100

2 bedroom apartment The Gateways

MadcHebatt and 12 M M LaaM at 8850 par month

Can move <n DECEMBER 1st C a l CoMtta al 861-8940

FARMINGTON HILLS A RANCH 8 TOWNHOUSE

COMMUNITY Elegancy designed 2 or 3 bedroom ranch.' or 3 bedroom townhouMa 2% bathe 2000 sq ft of Svmg space whir lpool tub fult basement. 814^5 From

COVINGTON CLUB 14 M M 8 Middiebett

851-2730

FARMINGTON HILLS NO RENT T I U JAN 01

Naw England charm - n n 1SO0 SQ h 2 8 3 bedroom townhhouMs. 2 ' i baths, spac-ous masier bed-room sufta. washer dryer, btands and covered parking

FOXPOINTE TOWNHOUSES Halsted & 11 Mile

473-1127

400 Apts. For Rant I M I r b o r n Mis

ENJOY PEACEFUL LIVING!

CAMBRIDGE APTS. Guiet commun i t y au r rou r iM iua .

landacapad grounds, a .

t 8 2

2 7 4 - 4 7 6 5 O « o a Hrs 9 - 8 Man thru F r i

Sat 10-4 York Propert ies, 'nc

Farmmgton MWs

B O T S F O R D PLACE GRAND RIVER - 8 MILE

S e n n d Bots lord Hoepnei

SPECIAL 1 Badroom for $469 2 Badroom tor $579 3 Badroom tor $669 PETS PERMITTED

Smose Delect orS ' lns tMed SIRglai Welcome

Immediate Occupancy Wa Love Children

HEAT 8 WATER MCLUOEO Owe* prestige sddrees. air conch-f o n a w . carpet ing, stows 8 rs f ruers -tor. a l u tWt iM except electricity in-c luded Warm apartments Laundry

Monday. Novambar 26. 1990 OAE 400 Apts. For Rent FARMINGTON HILLS

From $475 •Fraa Heat • Larga 1 & 2 Bedroom • 1 or 2 Year Leaaas

V I L L A G E O A K S 4 7 4 - 1 3 0 5

FARMINGTON MILLS ASK ABOUT HOLIDAY SPECIAL 1800 a n t 2 bedroom, 2 beth w; w a * - « doaa t t . covered par t ing , waahar/dryar. M r t K M t>«r,a». at-tended gatehouse and a 24 hour

FROM $655 SUMMIT A P T S .

NORTHWESTERN 8 MCOLEBELT

626-4396 FERNDA.LE - LoMiy . 2 bedroom. floors, prhr now? P M OKI 8685 m o

FARMINGTON Now Avai lable newt, decorated studios t rom 8390 and 1 bedrooms I rom 8430 includes «stor appu-ances ^ O K I S blinds and carpatmg. 1 M O N T H FREE RENT No pats

474-2552

W O O D C R E S T V I L L A

APARTMENTS & ATHLETIC CLUB Spacious 1 & 2 bedroom apartments each with a ftrtpiace, mim-Winds a«d Safcony cx pa l>o Pnvate athletic club featuring year-round indoor-outdoor pool, sauna, steam bath whtrt-pool and exercise room Secluded setting amids t woods and dock ponds Pets welcome Senior citizen discount

2 6 1 - 8 0 1 0 CONVEWWTLY LOCATED OFF WktNE RD

BETWEEN "WW*VI i JOY fCAR THE WESTLAND SM0P»**G NAU. «ENT»L OFFCf MIO MOOEl 0FEN 0 A U 4 » W

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Tor mora mlormat ion. phone

477-6464 27863 Independence

Farmington Hills FARMMGTON HILLS

Maple Radge Apts - 23078 Middta-bah 2 bedrooms. 2 beths carpet-mg. eppuancas cantrai mm carport

' S555 473-6180

GARDEN CITY - Luna Apartments Autumn Special i bedroom 8395 C a l Dolly ef 425-0930

GAROEN CITY- 1 badroom. stove

t M O * w **° p * 1 >

C M 274-4136

GARDEN CITY - 1 bad room w a r t ment. trsahly decorated, k j lehan ap pMnoaa. g M haat 8400 par mon th

686-3677

UrvONfA/WESTLANO AREA

washer 8 dryer, S430 m o ? u ta thM 8 security S m a l pets conatda ied

453-8375

LIVONIA - 7 MILE RD. GRAND OPENING 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath

$ 6 3 5 «ndudM wssner I dryer m eech apartment Carpatmg. vertical bl inds deluxe ap-

' finances baicony pat io, s w i m m i n g pood, t e n n i s courts, communi ty r o o m Near shopping

CANTERBURY PARK 7 M M Rd . comer Meyf le ld between Farmmgton 8 I N r n m a i fide

473-3983 775-8200 ModM opan daUy 10-6

except Wadneeday

Apt*. For Rent 400 Apt.. For Rent

B U Y I T .

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F I N D I T L IVOMA

DON'T WAITf rtej-ie gomg <a» Spa cMus 1 and 1 badroom •per tman ia Don t wart C a l now to hnd more

J R E D U C E D S E C U R f T Y l 1ST M O N T H RENT f RE E

A P A R T M E N T L I V I N G

T H A T F I T S Y O U T O A T E E ! F r a n k l i n S q

427-6970

WOODRIDGE • C o s Ethel ( f l

477-6446 QttJefiJtnee

FALL SPECIAL C O N C O R D T O W E R S

1 8 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS

NORTHVILLE GREEN Dahixe 1 and 2 Badroom m e n u wild balcony porch o v e r t x *

A P A R T M E N T S « g r u m n g Brook On Randolpn at t M M H n i M W

W e o f f e r 1 8 2 B e d r o o m s 3 B e d r o o m T o a m h o m m (2 400 s q H >

• I n d o o r - O u t d o o r Sw imr rHng P o o l 18 Mote Par 3 Golf C o u r s e

Of Sheldon Rd w t o downtown No r t h .—

RENT FROM $520 SECURITY DEPOSIT J200

W u h e r 8 Dryer m Eve ry Un i t BmS-ln V t i c u u m S y s t e m s C l u b h o u s e w S a u n a C o r p o r a t e S u t e s Ava r tab le

349-7743 G R A N D R I V E R A T H A L S T E A D R O A D

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1 0 0 F I R S T M O N T H ' S

R E N T

• F ree C e n t r a l Heat • C a b l e A v a i l a b l e • C e n t r a l Air C o n d i t i o n i n g • P o o l • B e a u t i f u l P a r k S e t t i n g - S p a c i o u s & E le i • S t o r a g e - D i s h w a s h e r s

R o c h e s t e r

R O C H E S T E R S Q U A R E

s 2 0 0 S E C U R I T Y D E P O S I T

F R E E H E A T MINI B L I N D S

M I C R O W A V E S C A B L E A V A I L A B L E AIR C O N D I T I O N I N G

L a u n d r y F a c i l i t i e s o n P r e m i s e s FROM ONLY 455

6 7 6 M a i n S t r e e t 6 5 2 - 0 5 4 3

D a i l y I O - 7 S . t i 1 2 - 4 C l o s e d S u n d a y

Other U n i t ' s b y appointment

• W E S T L A N D •

W I L D E R N E S S

P A R K

A P A R T M E N T S W a r r e n Ave. , E. of N e w b u r g h a c r o s s t h e s t r e e t f r o m M e i j e r s .

Spacious 2 bedroom apartments with 2 baths and private laundry rooms.

1 M O N T H R E N T FREE

M O V E I N F O R s 6 5 0

Call Mon.-Fri. 9-5; Sat. 9-1 p.m. y 4 2 5 - 0 9 5 0 y

C A N T O N / P L Y M O U T H

— F r a n k l i n P a l m e r — F R E E H E A T

• Pet Section Available • Quiet. Country Setting • Large Closets • Dishwashers

F R O M $ 4 4 0 . „ On Palmer Rd Wesl ol Lilley Rd ^ 3 9 7 - 0 2 0 0 ^

- H I L L C R E S T C L U B -1 Bedroom Special

S 2 0 0 S e c u r i t y D e p o s i t • Dishwashers • Blinds • Microwaves • Free Heat

„ F R O M $ 4 6 5 12350 Rtsman (South of Plymouth Rd

East of Haggerty)

4 5 3 - 7 1 4 4 Daily 9-7 Sal. 11-5 Sun. 12-4

• B e a u t i f u l P a r k S e t t i n g • S p a c i o u s & E l e g a n t • S t o r a g e • D i s h w a s h e r s

• V e r t i c a l B l i n d s

On Ann Arbor Trail Jusl West of Inksler Road

4 2 5 - 6 0 7 0

Mon.-Fri. 9-7 " Sat. & Sun. 12-4

L O O K H E R E F I R S T Finding the perfect place to live Is easy. .

W A R R E N P L A Z A

A P A R T M E N T S 10 Mile and Hoover -

Conveniently located near I-696 1 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 TV

• Air Conditioning ! • Carpeting • Appliances • Disposal • Storage Facilities • Laundry • Swimming Pool • Tennis Courts

omce open daily 8 30 a.m -6 00 p.m: Saturday and Sunday 10 00 a m -5 00 p m

I 'M. I 0 « M

wmm-'m 11 S | 7 5 4 - 1 1 0 0

YOU 'LL U W f *

7 7 / i T L 0

You'll love o u r n e w h e a l t h c l u b facility Hea t i nc luded with rent

1 B e d r o o m $ 5 3 5 2 B e d r o o m s * 6 0 0

1 Ba th 2 B e d r o o m s ' 6 2 5

2 B a t h s

D R A K E S H I R E

Perfectly snuated ne*t to eie Dra*es»we Piaia

Jul) east ol D>ase

Opan Mon thru Sat 9-5 Sun. 11-4

• 477 -3636

Unfa i -•ft •5 5

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N O W O P E N !

HILLSIDE A P A R T M E N T S

ATTRACTIVE ONE & TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS

- Westland -

H UHHORSE CIA li The Best Value in the Area

Just Got Better We Had:

- Air - Dining Room Ceiling Fans - Pool - Cable Available • Scenic View Best Service

We've Added: • BLINDS

StuHOCw CfciLiNO »-Ar#S MICROWAVE OVENS

7560 Mcrr iman Road YPen Warren & Arm Arbor

522-3364

LAKEFRONT APARTMENTS

FEATURING: • Heat hvlu<l*d m Rem

• Wacher Ai JJiyn > J v« tv Ap.tt! • Carhedial Ceilings wth . U n i q u e A c c « r t W m A i n t A v a t U b W

BOW C a b l e T V A v a t J a b l r

• Private Ba le on v or Pa«K> • Cenaal Aa Conditioning • A»«ra m Each Apartm«>

W H I T E H A L L APARTMENTS

Luxurious 1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms • 2 Fun Baths • Heat included on •Carports seiect units • Free Cable TV • • Walk-in Closets • Heated Swimming Pod • Large Storage Areas • Appliances, induding • Laundry Facilities Dtsbwasher & Disposal • Community Room

557-0311 West 9 Mile Rd at Providence Dr.

in Southfield

Daily 9-6 • Weekends 10-5 S r

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NOW YOU HAVE A CHOICE AT

APARTMENTS

W A Y N E W O O P

( A P A l> T M f S T A")

1990 H O L I D A Y S P E C I A L . (Limited Tvne> a

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

HEAT AND VERTICAL BLINDS INCLUDED

• 2 Pool* • Air Condit ioning

6737 N VWYNE RO

WESTLANO

South of

Westland Mall

MODEL ON DISPLAY

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APARTMENTS

WITH YOUR OWN WASHER AND DRYER

CHOOSE OUR C O N T E M P O R A R Y

STYLES IN PHASE

A V A I L A B L E F O R T H E

S M A L L E R B U D G E T

AH nestled in a setting of lakes surrmnHeJ by beautiful landscaping.

LOCATED IN NOVI ON PONTIAC TRAIL 1 Mile East of Beck FkJ OPEN DAILY 9 - 6 SUNDAY 12 5

6 6 9 - 5 5 6 6

& 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

$ 4 1 S £OOAi MOUW«C OfTOHTUWITY

I NOW LEASING I r

SOUTHPORT ' 1 & 2 BEDROOM

LAKE FRONT APARTMENTS H

$470 from: • Meat Included »n Rent • All Lakefrortt Apartments • VMaahar A Dryer tn Every Apartment • Thru-Unit Design fo» Maximum Privacy

and Croaa Ventilation • Cathedral Callings Available • Central Air Conditioning • Private Baicony or Petto • Modem Kitchen with Opan Bar Counter

SOUTHPORT

' A - C f i f / ? / (

< Y / u r <r i j i t i i : a

On t77ie clf}aLei+ • 2 Bed room • 2 Bath • No securi ty

depos i t • 1st month

rent free

Starting at *770

LAVISH 1 and 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT HOMES 16 Contemporary floor plans Euro-style caDmetry Ceramic We bath and tub enclosures Cathedral ceilings Individual wasber and dryers Microwave ovens In unit storage Private covered parking

' FuRy equipped clubhouse work-out room

' Aerobic ciassat Walking, jogging trad Sauna & Jacuzzi

• Pool with lap marker* ' Tennis courts ' VoNeybaU pit

Dtractfy accessibie to t-27S. 1-96 M-14

EXPERIENCE THE ELEGANCE OF... A r exqu isne iy p a n o r a m i c 105 a c r e c o m m u n i t y p e r f e c t e d o n t b e s h o r e s of Lake Success , nes t l ed in to s c e n i c t i m b e r e d v i e w s Park P lace of N o r t h v i l i e es tab l i shes a t rad i t i on of u n s u r p a s s e d e x c e l l e n c e in a p a r t m e n t h o m e b v m g .

348-3600 Mon.-Fri. 9-6 Saturday 9-5 Sunday 12-5

On t-M North Service Drive Between Hegeerty Ad ft BeVevili* Rd

Leeeing Office Open Men • Frt. 10-6

Sal 10-S. Sun 12-5 697-8742 £

Rental Office at Stone Ridge Api» iu« eas of Htk«de Mon Fn 10 6 • Sat 10 5 • Sun ) 5

624-6480

1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments from

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TV

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from Novi A

Farmington

Hills1'

Oaks Mail

•fl • Vtriety of Floor

Plane »»«llabu • Air Conditioning Open Mond^ fnOmy f0 - • WEslwnda 11 - t

624-9445

ONE MONTH FREE RENT

The Crossings At Canton.

Apartment living just got better. When you make the Crossing your home, you'll get more than a new address. The Crossings at Canton offers 19 different floor-plans with 1 to 4 bedrooms. And j whether you choose a 2-level townhouse or a luxury apartment, the renewed beauty of this charming rental community shines through in every one. These apar tments and townhomes are the largest in the area, yet are still incredibly affordable.

•

D i s c o v e r t h e s e f e a t u r e s a t Vtait The Croeafngs at Canton T h e C r o s s i n g s at C a n t m l : ^ -'"w

- D m • Fli rplace* Drrrotf. yet com/ortaNy a u t t u

Fully applianced Kitchens from it all FVom 1-273 JuM tadt - - - Arbor- Rd Wear fo Ad

faiton eouth to Joy Rd then to The Open

Mon.-Fri. IO^. Sat lO-» Hun

Patios or Balconies Central Air Cooditxmine

' A riuhhouse with tauna indoor pool, exetrise room.

12-3. Phone 455 2424 today

• CertafsCa

6E* OAE Monday. November 26. 1990

400 Apts. For Rent

S P E C I A L $ 5 0 S E C U R I T Y

GREAT LOCATION LEXINGTON

VILLAGE 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT

m d u d M • H M I • Slave ft te fMgsr«or • Pool

_r Newly decorated-• S m o k e d a l e c t o r s • FROM $445

1-75 and 14 MM* • c r o w from Oakland M M

5*5-4010

400 Apt*. For Rent NOW- 2 badroom. 2 t w i n spertmer.1 to sublet Dec-July First Hoot, weeher/dryer Pets ok. No depos-t

344-442®

400 Apt*. For Rent

NOVI

$300 MOVES YOU IN Specious 1 and 2 badroom apartments and unreal 2 badroom townhouses

• Great locations - near 98 698 - 275

• Minutes t rom 12 Oaks "

dryer hook-ups Vert ical M n d s mctaded

NOVI RIDGE O n 10 MHe between Novi Rd Meadowbrook

349-8200

N O V I / L A K E S A R E A

* W a t e r v i e w F a r m s *

• Minutes from 1-96/12 Oaks • Free Storage • All Electric Kitchen • Dishwashers

F r o m $ 4 3 0 Pontiac Trail between West & Beck Roads

Daily 6 2 4 - 0 0 0 4 Sat.-Sun. t—9-7 : 12-4

* W e s t g a t e V I *

Minutes from I-696, 1-275 • Spacious Suites • Carports • Walk-in Closets • Patios & Balconies

F r o m $ 4 7 5

Nor t l tv i f le /Nov i

T R E E T O P A P A R T M E N T S

10 MHe ft Meadowbrook

A f fo rdab le luxury is avertable t o you wlt t ! I base newer 1 * 2 badroom o v a r s a e d apar tments Walking dis-tance to shopping t restaurants, c o v e r e d park ing Sr. dleeount, A easy access to 3 sxpresswsys EHO

O n a B e d r o o m - $535 T w o B a d r o o m - $565 (Ask abou t our specials)

O p a n M o n - W e d - f r i . 0-5. Sa l 10-5. Sun 12-5 .

Novi Rd . N o i S Mile Ncr tbv i i les beat vskie » avafl-

»bie to you wi th these 1 and 2 bad-r o o m apar t m e w s , heat mctuded in the rant Freshly painted, d e a n as a wh is t le up to data. EHO

One B a d r o o m • $495 T w o B a d r o o m - $555 (Ask about our speaaial

400 Apt*- For Rent

Open Tuee Sun, 12-5.

Tfnurs. 9-5. Sat. 10-5.

BENEICKE A KRUE

347-1690 348-9590

A B S O L U T E L Y

F R E E

APARTMENT INFO!

• Save Money.) • Save Time • Open 7 Days

TROY 680-9090 3724 Roctiester Rd

SOUTHFIELD 354-8040 29286 Northwestern Hwy

CANTON 981-7200 42711 Ford Rd

NOVI 348-0540 Across t rom 12 Oaks Mall

CLINTON TWP. 791-8444 36870 Gar t tdd

1-800-777-5616

A P A R T M E N T S U N L I M I T E O

The Easiest Way to Find Tour New Apartment"

400 Apts. For Rent

Northvil ie Forest Apartments 1 & 2 Bedrooms

Over 1.000 sq f t o« comfo r tab le sound condit ioned *Mng

from $497 AVAILABLE' NOWl

includes hot water, walk-in c loset p o r t * or baicony. swimming pool , commun i ty buiidang. storage area

OPEN MON-FRI 8am-4pm After 4pm ft weekends

by appointment

420-0888

400 Apta. For Rent

c Apartments Newburgh between Joy A Warren

- PLYMOUTH -BROUGHAM

MANOR APTS.

1 BEDROOM $445 2 BEDROOM $485

Tear Lease Heat i Water Paid Adul ts No p a t s

455-1215 PLYMOUTH

C A L L N O W f A * our 2 bedrooms are rented so can now a b o u t spacious 1 bedroom apar t -ments They ' w o n ' t last long

• Spacious 1 bedrooms 900 sq ft

• Nestled m residential area Convenient to 275, 98 ft 14 Ampie s to raga 'Mnds included Haat included Prrvate Balcony

Rent wi th a 1 or 2 yt. lease

T W I N A R B O R S Ann Arbor Trail

lust east o i Hagoarty Call Mary

453-2800

FREE H E A T FREE 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 • 1Vi Baths • Central Air

Pool • Laundry A Storage Carport • Clubhouse • Cable Ready

Model Open 9-5 Dally 12-5 Weekends

Ofl Pontiac Trail between • B e c k and West Rd*! I

Sat.-Sun. 6 2 4 - 8 5 5 5 1 2 4

Tennis

4 5 5 - 4 3 0 0

Dearborn Heights Finest Community

e Peaceful. Established COITIITIunity C l u b h o u s e & P o o l

J u s t rrpnuio f r t i m F a l r t a n c M a l l

1 Bedroom. 2 Bedroom ft 2 Bedroom Townhouse*

from just $420

o i m ; \ HOI SK J o i n n > S a t . S u n . .

I & 2 . *) a . i n . - p . i l l

l.rurii nhmiI uur 11 inli-r S§n>ruil

APARTMENTS

L IV ING Y o u C A N

Perfectly located or Inkster Rd. I block?.' of Cherry Hill.

1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS FROM D E A B B O ° V WEST

Open Mon.-Sat.. 9-5 Sun.. 11-4 278-1550

H E A T

INCLUDED CHERRY HILL

Beautiful Setting in a Great Location! \ m m % S £ S AT PONTIAC TRAIL &

E F S S S S S BECK ROAD IN W,XOM

j S S B S s I S M O D E L S O P E N

M o n . - S a t . 9 - 6 . S u n 1 1 - 5

A A I * M A J

qttare A p a r t m e n t

L i u i n S

a t t t s f i n e s t !

SPRING INTO WESTLAND. . . I t ' S TIME T O MAKE A S P L A S H !

W e l c o m e t o t h e

w a r m t h o f o u r

indoor h e a t e d

p o o l ,

c l u b h o u s e

and free

A T T R A C T I V E . .

O N E & T W O

B E D R O O M

A P A R T M E N T S

Al Second 4 Wiico.

Sria lo l h e a l t h

c l u b !

n t s r BO

U K A T I N C L U D E D S p a c i o u s I & 2 b e d r o o m

h i g h r i s e j p a r t m e n t N o f f e r

' H i t M a n d i n g b a l c o n y v i e w s

I D E A L I X X ' A T I O N e \A.« lk t o Wetland Mail and

o t h e r c t t n v t f f u r n c e v

e ( l o s e l o I 2 7 5 A I «»4

CONVENIENTLY ^ LOCATED NEAR F X r ' R t > ft, r X £ L u £ O A i C ^ i A U I t m S M N D

> TOWERS On Beck Road. Just North of Ponfiac Trail in Wrxom

7 2 1 - 2 5 0 0 M o d e l s - O p e n D a i l y OPEN MON • SAT 9 S

Equal Housing Opportunity Located one block W of Way ne Rd between Ford and WJirren Rds

I i m i l I ' l l I i f f r r . V r » K t s k W o I s I >nt»

LIVONIA HEAT INCLUOED ' RENT F ROM $445

SECURITY DEPOSIT $150

Spacious 1 ft 2 badroom apts wtth plusn carpet, vertical bl inds, salt cleaning oven, frosttree refr igerator dishwasher, ample storage. Inter-com, carport, d u b houee, sauna, ex-ercise room tennis courts, heated pools

4 5 9 - 6 6 0 0 • On selected units only

LIVONIA'S FINEST

LOCATION Merriman corner 7 Mile

Limited time offer: 1 month free rent with 1 year lease, new tenants only.

Deluxe 2 bedroom. 2 bath

$ 6 2 0

• All appliances • Vertical blinds • Pool - --• Nearby shopping

MERRIMAN WOODS Model open 9-5 except Thursday

477-9377 Office: 775-6200

400 Apts. For Rant OAK PARK - 1 bedroom basement eff iciency $300/mo * $150 sscurl-t y . pr ivate entrance 399-6943 or 446-3645

OLO REWORD on Lahser. m o d e m 1 - 2 bedrooms fenced par t .ng lot wtth gets opener. Carpeting neat Included. No pats, t rom $310 Leave

1-360-3862

P L Y M O U T H LIVE ON THE PARK

Start ing from...$435 Hee l ft water n c k j d e d Senior Discount Central air. pool, security

40236 Plymouth « d „ Apt 101

455-3682

400 Apt®. For Rent AT 20830 JOY RD

1 bedroom. $325 • security Clean, quiet Fenced per i l ing ft cable avail-able No pets 8 3 7 * 2 9 0

REDFORD AREA

FROM S395 • Free Haat • Large 1 ft 2 Bedrooms • Cable Reedy • Walk-tn Ctoeet • L ighted Park ing • 1 or 2 Year Lease • Intrusion A larm System

FROM $365

GLEN COVE TELEGRAPH % rose S Ol 1-98

536-2487

PLYMOUTH. Mayflower Hotel. $450 m o n t h Osrfy room service. 24 hour message service Color TV. No leases , i m m e d i a t e o c c u p a n c y Creon or Marie 453-1620

PLYMOUTH NICE 1 BEDROOM apartment Available Now Air. s tove refrigerator., cable connection, weik to town. $410/mo includes heat Call. 453-6955

PLYMOUTH - SENIOR CITIZEN Specials Spacious 1 ft 2 bed room apartments in quiet commun i ty

k l o Shopping Cantrai a i r . dnhwasher. vertical blmde. carport . p o * A v a l ^ l o q u - T ^

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

- C h a t h a m H i l l s -• Attached Garages • Extra Larga Apartments

• Microwaves - Dishwashers • Indoor Pool

- S t a r t i n g A t $ 5 0 9

4 7 6 - 8 0 8 0 o n O l d G r a n d R i v e r b e t w n . D r a k e & H a l s t e a d

M o n - F r i . 9 - 7 S u n . 1 1 -

- P a v i l i o n C o u r t —

Fully E q u i p p e d Health C lub • Separate Entrances • 2 Full Baths • Washer-Oryer m each unit. • Carports

S t a r t i n g A t $ 6 9 5

3 4 8 - 1 1 2 0 P a v i l i o n D r i v e o f t H a g g e r t y R d . .

B e t w e e n 9 & 1 0 M i l e

M o n . - F r i . 9 - 7 S a t - S u n . 1 1 - 5

PLYMOUTH

Plymouth Hills Apartments

746 S. Mill St.

Modern 1 and 2 Bedroom

• WASHER-DRYER IN EACH APT.

• ACCESS TO 1-275 • AIR CONDITIONED • FULLY CARPETED • DISHWASHER • NO PETS

FROM $445

455-4721 278-8319

Rochester

EVERYONE'S MOVING OUR WAY O a k s a t H a m p t o n

IS THE RIGHT MOVE!

Make Oaks at Hampton Your New Home Before

December 31. 1990 And The Move Is On Usll

C a l for details .

8 5 2 - L I V E 8 5 2 - 5 4 8 3

643 Dorchester Presented by

The Fourmidable Group

PLY MOUTH-Spacious t ft 2 b e d max Ap-

pttancaa. heat Mctuded. air. $ 4 6 5 - $ 5 1 5 per month Appl icat ions 348-6077 450-2923

PLYMOUTH, spacious t bedroom, by expreeaway. $400 month, securi-ty buzzers, storage. ImmedMie occupancy 862-6799

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 $3801 • FREE CABLE TV

• Heat • Ar Conditioning • Appliances.

r c U t a g CWiwasrter & Disposal • Cftroong • A c w t * i

• Community Room • TV & Carfl Room • Earae 4 Sauna Boom • Storage Aral

• Heated Sammng Pool

Lincoln Rd. at Greenfield Mon. thru Fri. 9 a.m.-6 p.m.

9 6 8 - 0 0 1 1 Equal Housing Opportunity

Plymouth Square Apartments

. OUIET COMMUNITY IN PARK SETTING

1 BEDROOM APT • FIRST FLOOR

• SOtAR lAN TILE • NEW CEILING FAN • VERTICAL B U N D S

• NEUTRAL CARPETING • CENTRAL AIR ft HEATING

• DISHWASHER ft DISPOSAL • WALK TO SHOPPING

• NO PETS • P O O L

$455 PLUS UTILITIES

9421 MARGUERITE (Oft Ann Arbor Rd. 1 Woe* Weel of Sheldon)

MON THRU FRI 9 TO 5PM Closed Sat and Sun

455-6570

ROCHESTER HILLS Senior apartments

For rant wi th meals Call 852-1860

ROCHESTER HILLS - 4 month sub-let now available. 1 bedroom, washer /dryer $ 5 ! 5 / m o negot iable Paul days 637-0806 evens 852-4566

LETS MOVE TO T i m b e r l e a

Make Timberlea Your New Home Before

December 31. 1990 And Tbe Move Is On Usll

Cad lor details

6 5 2 - 3 9 2 0

. 416 Timberlea

400 Apts. For Rent ROYAL OAK NORTH dean. quiet. 2

off stree s u s s

ROYAL OAK 13 ft Crooks . room xickrdee heel ft u s t i Carpet

I ? 5 5 ^ Mr. of t s t r e e t

No petal I perk ing 396-090P

SOUTHFIELD

FROM $645 12 MILE $ LAHSER

• 1 & 2 Bedroom* • Lovely residential area • Covered parking • W e M a p p o i n t e d c l u b h o u s e

• I n t r u s i o n a l a r m

C O L O N Y P A R K 3 5 5 - 2 0 4 7

SOUTHFIELD lovely 1 ft 2 bedroom. $460 - $605 includes heet ft water. $200 off t h e mo. rant S57-0366

SOUTHFIELD

ONE BEDROOM SPECIAL $450

• Intrusion alarm • Free heat • Walk-in closet

WELLINGTON PLACE

Lahser near 8% Mile 355-1069

Southf ie ld

PARKWAY APARTMENTS Stunning apar tment homes created wtth kving m m i n d Loeda of cloaei spece. s torage ft convenient laundry ' Hues Beautiful wa«paper ft t r im, vertlcala. large bedrooma. ceramic taa bathe ft m o r e m e beeutitui. ma-ture sett ing We ' re open Mon F r i . 9-6pm. Set 12-6. 25740 SMawas-sas. 1 b l N ot 8 mas

357-2503

Southfield

WAKEFIELD APTS Free Blinds!

2 ft 3 bedroorr laundry-storage room, centra l air 1450 sq ft Pr ivate entry pat io

356-3780

Preeented by 4a Group The Fou rm idab le !

THE CHARM OF ROCHESTER

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

N e a r D o w n t o w n • S w i m m i n g Poo l R o c h e s t e r • E a s y A c c e s s to H e a t Inc luded I-75 & M-59 F r e e C a b l e TV • Air Cond i t ion ing

A P A R T M E N T S

6 5 1 - 0 0 4 2

Weekdays 8:30 to 5 Weekends 11-5

Or by appointment

P l y m o u t h Twp

CARRIAGE HOUSE APTS. HAGGERTY & JOY

PHASE II NOW LEASING LUXURY

2 BEDROOM UNITS • Indiv idual laundry room • Appoancea • Vert ical bknds

Model open datfy 2-6 Sat. Sun 12-8

CALL 9-5 425-0930

PLYMOUTH 1 bedroom Big room sizes, spaoous k i tchen Heat ft car-pe t ing furnished. Beet value m town See this before you rent slaswhers $460 /mo. , t yr lease, no pets Avai lable now. 450-9507

PLYMOUTH - 1 bedroom, qiaet ne ighborhood, d o s e to down town Heal ft water included $400 /mo Af ter 5pm 340-7242

PLYMOUTH 1 ft 2 BEDROOM APTS AVAILABLE

PLYMOUTH HERITAGE is to of ter CASH BACK BONUS with s igning ol a 1 year leaae If rent Is pa id o n tha 1st NEW TENANTS ONLY Pteaae can 455-2143 s l op m Mon thru Fri 9 -5

NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE A MOVE

TO G R E A T O A K S

Make Great Oaks Your New Home Before

December 31, 1990 And The Move Is On Us!!

Call for detai ls

6 5 1 - 2 4 6 5

940 Oakwood Blvd. Presented by

The F o u r m l d a ^ H ^ r q y p

ROCHESTER Larae 2 bedroorr, ut i l i t ies inc luded. $650 /mo 6 m o ' r M H

" a r y . M

SOUTHFIELD

12 M I L E & T E L E G R A P H

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RENT FROM $875 SECURITY DEPOSIT $150

Luxury 1 ft 2 bed room ap ts wi th pkjsn carpet met k i tchen.

in tercom system, lots of closets ft carport commun i ty center, exercise room, sauna ft hee led poo l Guard-ed entrance. Intrusion a larm system

356-0400

Avai lable Immed>-650-0693

ROCHESTER - 2 bedroom apt s ft towrihousas Haat ft water included Garbage d isposa ls refr igerator , range ft carpe l Laundry faculties ft s torage room for apt s ft laundry hook ups m lownfioueea 861-9751

Romulus

OAKBROOK VILLA 2 and 3 bed room townhousss

Ranging f r o m $399 l o $ 5 0 0 inc ludes i

Open M o n . W e d Tuee. ft Thurs. Sat 11am-2pm

15001 BRANDT.

9am-5pm 9em-6pm

Closed Sun

941-4067

PLYMOUTH 1 ft 2 bedroom apts svsi labie Also furn ished 1 bedroom Fee lur ing • Quiet single story deeign • Pr ivate entrance • Pr ivate patio • Ut i l i ty room w/ laundry hook-up • S torage m attic

PRINCETON COURT APARTMENTS

O n Wilcox o t Haggerty 459-6640 ext l 2

pon t iec ORCHARD LAKE ROAD

near Telegraph a set t ing. 1 bedroom condi t ioner , heal i n

apt. Carpet . Air

- FROM $375 ORCHARD WOODS APTS.

334-1676

P L Y M O U T H / C A N T O N | V / S

( V i f f a t f e S q u i r e 7

A p a r t m e n t s

L O C A T I O N L O C A T I O N M i n u t e s f r o m 1-27S - 1-94 - 1-96

F R E E H E A T

Ptcnk Area A BBQ's Tennis Court fool A Sauna* S c c o n d s f r t i m I

Btkr Trails Basketball Court Children's Play Area Vertical Blinds

S p a r i n m . n e w l y d e c o r a t e d w i t h d i s h w a s h e r s A m i c r o w a v e s i nd i v idua l l v u m t i u l k d l i t a i A air

L U X U R Y F O R L E S S

F R O M ' 4 5 0

9 8 1 - 3 8 9 1 O n F o r d R o a d , j u s t c a s t o f 1 - 2 7 5

D u t y 9 - 7 S a t u r d a y 1 1 - 6 S u n d a y I M

R E D F O R G L A R E A Tetagraph-5 Mas 1 ft 2

txmdmorm , bands, heat e g l u d o d 'o> -neturs pro«eaaior.ei

• From $375

P A R K S I D E A P T S 5 3 2 - 9 2 3 4

REOFORD TWP AREA COUNTRY HOUSE

t ft 2 bedroom spartmer i ts Heet Ca rpe l Verticele K i tchen appkanies

FROM $420 533-1131

Hours Mon - Fr i 9 -5

AMBER RED RUN APARTMENTS Perfect For Pet Lc rs rs l

1 ft 2 Bedroom Units in Royal Oak From $496 Including Heet

Beeut i tui Set t ing Acroee From Huge Park ft Golf Course

280-1700

R O Y A L O A K Ambassador East 1 Mk South of 13 MHe on G r e e n f M d Rd Lovely 1 ft 2 bedroom apar tments New carpet ing, vert lcie bknda

REDUCED RENT 1ST 3 MONTHS LOW DEPOSIT

288-6115 559-7220 ROYAL OAK/BEAUMONT AREA

A c o i y quiet apar tment , great lor 1 Of! street perkino cable

547-4961 person $380 ph.

ROYAL O A K / C L A W S O N Doggy, where w « you IfveT

At Amber Apartments Permission they gfvel 260-1700

ROYAL OAK ft CLAWSON Firspieces. vert ical bands ft lof ts in many Amber Ap ts 1 ft 2 bedrooms ft s tud ios Pel? A s k ! 260-1700

ROYAL OAK - d e e r qutst 1 bed-room. $430 mon th includes heet ft water No pets Crooks Webeter

266-3297

Sutton Place

Full Size Washer 4 Dryers In your apartment

•FREE HEAT -SENtOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT •FREE GARAGES ft

COVERED CARPORTS

358-4954

23275 Riverside Drive. Southfield

East on 9 mas Rd between Lahser end Telegreph (oppos i te P lum Hol-low golf courss >

Bayberry Place

In the HEART of it All!

Conveniently i • restaurants •shops • theaters • sporting events • major highways • downtown Birmingham • Somerset Mall

• All new kitchen appliances

• bedroom celling fans • clubhouse • laundry facilities

1 and 2 bedroom apts. from $565

Bayberry Place Apts. Axteil Road

(1 block E. of Coolidge. N. of Maple). Troy

Call: 643-9109

REDFORD - 1 bedroom immediate poeeeaaion includes carpet ing ft appaances Mr The beet o l Redford T w p with en l i e amanmee Move Si n o w Last month 's rent tree

I 255-0932

A MOVE TO E s s e x at H a m p t o n IS THE RIGHT MOVE!

Make Essex of Hampton Your Ne* Home Before

December 31. 1900 And The Move la On Uafl

Cafl tor i

86ft? 7 5 0 0

64 Village Circle

The FourmldeMeQraup

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1 MO FREE RENT

Southf ie ld

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AMBER APARTMENT TROY

Easy t o 1-75 ft B ig Beaver

• F.replaces ft oak noors ' Cover sd park ing • Pet? Ask i

3 6 2 - 3 0 0 0 TROY AREA. $10 N

Troy NOW LEASING

SOMERSET PARK

TROY 3726

SOUTHFIELD 29268 Nor t fh

CANTON

660-9090 r Rd

354-6040

961-7200 42711 Fo rd Rd

346-0540 t a o s k s M s a

CLINTON TWP. 791-6444 36670 ~

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P A R K C R E S T MUST SC OVCR SO YtAAS OP AOC

PROM $666 EMQert tOQQW tJSS s » R . sf M a e y 1 S 1 k a d i a i m e . wetk-m o l s i s i s a>

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WALNUT RIOOE APTS 1 MONTH FREE RENT

heat 6 water Twelve Osfcs M a i Sr. Dieoount

669-1960 WAYNE

Monday. November 26. 1990 06E *7E

400 Apta. For Went W a * • •

C R O O K S & W A T T L E S RENT FROM $560

SECURITY DEPOSIT $150

Luxury I ft 2 bedroom apartments Wtf ' p i l l " '

d ishwasher, g a r b a g i Ts< heet m T a r cor

400 Apta. For Rant WESTLANO Ford /Weyne t bed-

/ref - • ger n o " washer / la rgs yard. <A street pertung

' Securi ty $ f i o . r « $375 Cal l after 6. 455-2774

P d f l e m r t s . swimming pool , csb ls TV sirsMMHH. laundry facRtiss

362-4088

T R O Y SOMERSET AREA

Specious decor s ied 1 and 2 bed-room apsr tmsn ts ft studios Amem-

• Laundry lacRUes • Batooniss or petios • Parking

• Close to shopping ft

• Window t reatments F rom $495 monthly

VILLAGE APTS Opan Mon. - Fn . »em-5pm

HAMPTON COURT APARTMENTS

1 & 2 BEDROOM APTS.

S t a r t i n g a t $ 3 9 5 (1 bedroom apts 760-940 sq I t . 2 bsd room ap ts over 1000 sq ft pkja large walk- in storage room)

Beicoroea • Carpor ts

SR. CITIZEN SPECIAL Limned l ime new reeidents only 2 rent Cs« lo r ostsSs

Beautifully landscaped with picnic grounds and pool. Convemsntty located off Ford Rd 1 block Easl of Wayne

404 HOIMM For Rent i For Root 16 A L L CITIES

HOMES FOR RENT SEE tOO S WHERE

TENANTS ft LANDLORDS SHARE LISTINGS • 642-1620

FREE CATALOGUE 664 So Adams, t h r m m g f i a i i M l

BIRMINGHAM Hugs C a M o m u style bungalow Quartan eree 2 bed-room. d s n 2 ma beths Nrepleos deck, garage $K>75/mo 646-2106

LIVONIA - N of I NewtHjrgti New ment . 2 car g

! yerd. taw $*55 par I

ty No pets

L IVOMA-2 bedroom home c o m p m e l y Ibrraehed rsce area temSy room FrankMi stove $600 • utR-l ies Or ty Jan ft Feb 421-5031

404 Homaa For Rent

W E S T L A N D pam • vtvofved m cnoqsmg your

I s i Olsnwood Gardens

BIRMINGHAM - INT OWN i b e d r o o m , h a r d w o o d f l o o r s throughout. Arsplsce 3 see g l s s s s d m porch, pnvate ysrd. ap-pSancee $725 mo 73S-6766

BIRMINGHAM 14/Lshser 4 bed-room brick cotomsl. tamHy room, ns rdwood Moors. M wen bnck fire-place. 1st ttoor Isuodry. 2"» baths. a« appkancea $1700 D ft H PROPERTIES 737-4002

BIRMINGHAM 2 badroom homs. large famSy room, oarage. 14 MSe/Woodward area $550 m o 664-6244

BIRMINGHAM 2 bedroom den ap t a<r lanced, no 12/1 1 year lease

662-6136

Mon F n Set 9-SSun

9em-5pm noon- 5pm

WALLED L A K E / W BLOOMFIELD Free Rent - •-» m o Large 1 bedroom heet. cable. « r . pool, no pels. $410 644-11C3 624-0760

WAYNE - 2 bedroom includes heet. s iovs. refr igerator off street perk-ing $ 4 2 5 / m o * security deposit Ca8 Agent

$ 3 0 0 D E P O S I T (wtth approved credit ft t hn ad)

WESTLAND PARK APARTMENTS

Across from City Park (Cherry H«)

(between MidOebei t ft Merrvnen)

1 & 2 bedrooms. 1H baths Pool, Vertical Blinds

Secured Locked Hallways MEAT INCLUDED

F rom $445 Month ly or Leess

7 2 9 - 6 6 3 6

7 2 9 - 4 0 2 0 WESTLANO - 1 bedroom apart merit. 750 eq ft Heef included No sscurl ly deposi t Immediate occu-pancy $415 m o C a l Tom 960-9726

WESTLANO - 1 bed room $350 mo •nciudss a l utWrties Michigan Ave / Wayne Road area If m t v a i

t 729-4360

WESTLANO 2 bedroom apartment refr igerator heet included

ideel locat ion $450 mon th phis 726-8715

402 Furnished Apt*. For Rent

$200 DEPOSIT (with approved credit)

West land Estates 6843 Wayne

(W a * l o Hudson s)

1 bedroom from $430 2 bedroom from $505

Includes air conditioning -heat - carpet - swimming pool. Cable available. No pets

7 2 1 - 6 4 6 8 WESTLANO - BARCLAY HOUSE

$300 dspoea w i th epproved c r e o i Large super cteen t bedroom $420 includes heet. carpe l intercom 2 car ps rk lng No pets 425-9769

A B B I N G T O N L A K E

Reiocs t ing? T s m p o r s r y Assign-m e n t ' We heve co rpo rs te apart-ments lor short te rm lease Fu*y lur-raehed wi th knena house eeres utili-t i e s . t e l e v i s i o n , s t e r e o e n d microwave From $895 Convenient->y located In weelerr. suburb easy access to — x-wsys and airport Pets welcome m selected urnts Can •ny t lme 459-9507

A P A R T M E N T S MONTHLY LEASES

20 PRIME LOCATIONS Furraahed wi th housewsrss. knsns. color TV ft mo rs Uti l i t ies mOuded

FROM $40 A DAY MINIMUM T M O N T H

1.2 ft 3 Bedroom Ap ia Unmatched Personal Service

Evening Appts AveHebie

Executive Living Suites 474-9770 1-800-562-9786 A.E., M C . Visa Accepted

BIRMINGHAM 2 P*a»e ki tchen ft Isundry appl iances f isesmsnl garage' Freshly pa in ted $675/mo water mcSuded. 332-1653

BIRMINGHAM. 3 bedroom b r « * . 2 car garags. a l appsencaa. lanced yard, newly pamled ft carpeteo great family neighborhood, walk to downtown $960 mo 737-6989

BLOOMFIELD WLLS-FOT LEASE opt ion l o buy t rom owner 3 bed-room 2'4 bath Coionaaf home on. prtveie Lower Long Lake 647-871?

BLOOMFIELD TWP - 4 bed room ranc*i. at tached garage, basement p o r t * , private-lence. I H acres lake privi leges $1000/mo ° 655-4653

BLOOMFIELD TWP 4 bedroom. 2% bath. 3% car gerage library famSy room with fireplace appliances ft more $2,000 m o 634-4236

BLOOMFIELD TWP - Westchester VRaga 4 badroom. ! • * bath ranch All appksnces. f ireplace. 2 'age No pets ArsMaOW now $ l 0 S 0 / m o 645 9360

LIVONIA 3 Bedroom Brick Tr i^evel Fireplace. 1 car at tached garege ParnaPy lurrashed (If needed) S al 5 Mae. W of Newburgh Renl per iod Dae 1 thru Apr * 1 $6SO/mo plus

LIVONIA 8962 Hugh Done 3 bed-rooms. I v ing room, kneftsn. be th f i n i shed basemen I. $600 per month Contact Nab 566-7575

NORTMVU.LE Detached C o n d o 19373 Cerdene Way 2 bedrooms 2 bathe, g a u g e , basement. $1240/ m o C a l 346-5025

NORTHVILLE tsmporsry Woodsd sai l ing Cathe-dral c U s i g , hardwood HOOTS toyer/ KKeren a bedrooms. 3Vi baths. 2-wey Hreplece 3 car garege $2400 0 ft H PROPERTIE S 737 -4002

NOVI - Executive 5 bedroom rw i top scenic ranch greet room. 2 f ire-places. kraahed basement water sofenar appkancea at lached ga-rage walpspered Six acres Close to W BscomMeM Must see $1600 per m o 655-4653

NOVI - Grand River ft Novi Rd 4 Bedroom house ft 3 bedroom flat Hemes rsntsl $500 F is t .$475 CsH ( lOam-Spmi 259 -6 /20 Or (5pm-6pm) 476-7672

NOVI 3 bedrooms private 4 acres Immediate occupency $750 W month plus util it ies Security depoe-1 Cs6 531-2707

OAK PARK Real Sherp> 3 bed room Bnck noma t beth. tus beeement. ler iced yard $600/mo C M Mon-Frt 9 -5pm 557-4970

OXBOW LAKEFRONT remodeled 2 bedroom tua

basement Huron VeSey school dis-tnct $699/month 722-4917

CANTON - Bachelor ped 2 BSC rooms. 2 beths. tarrMy room. DrspMos. t rusnsd besemeni wi th hot tub $900 per mon in Days. 455-3026. Eves 453-6027

CANTON - CHARMING 3 Bedroom 1 ' i bs th quad W e i Across f rom City park snd dose to everything $950.'mo pme uismee 961-3039

CANTON Older home on 1 acre 3 bedrooms neer high scftooi. $600 per mo plus u t l l t n e No pets

455-6565

CAMTftM 3 bedrooms, newly decorated carpeted. $700 per mo

517-223-0133

CANTON - 3 bedrooms 1'1 beths family room with hreplece. st tached garsgs $1200/pe> m o .

517-223-0133

Birmingham Downtown MONTHLY LEASES

1 OR 2 BEDROOM Furnished 6 Unfurnished

Starts at $32 50/Day UTILITIES INCLUDED

851-4157 EXECUTIVE GAROCN APTS

WESTLANO - CAPRI APARTMENTS 1 bedroom ster l ing at $420 Heet ft water inc luded Special $200 secur-ity deposi t 261-5410

FORD/WAYNE R0 AREA Specious 1 ft 2 bedroom

•Carpet ing

• Park -a te set t ing • CJoee to shopp ing • Owner peMI heet

COUNTRY VILLAGE APTS 326-3280

WESTLANO- Immediate occupency Specious 2 bed room f a beth. pool carport Appacs t ion lea required Glenwood Orcherds 729-5090

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 ft HOT WATER

1 BEDROOM - $445 2 BEDROOM - $495

BLUE GARDEN APTS. Weekend's Finest Apsr tmsnts

Cherry HiO Neer Merrimen DsPy l isw. aprn -- Sat TOsm-Tpm

729-2242

BIRMINGHAM - DOWNTOWN 1 bsdroom exscutme rental wRh ss amenit ies OUHM. elegant a n d except ional $ 9 9 V m o 335-0750

BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN Prime locat ion I bed room completely f u r l mailed. $60S/mo includes utwussl Short l a rm avertable 642-OOfcJ

CANTON - 3 bedroom ranct i beeu-titui clean, mpvs right at 2 - * car ga-rage. large fenced yard Monday p s r » Subdivis ion $950 453-1392

CANTON 3 bedroom I H beth ccorva i Fkaplece 2 cer garaga Wasner dryer stove ramgerator $950/mo 981-6666 or 961-9 >01

CANTOR 3 bedroom

rage Large fenced yard STSO/mo • secunty AvaSaOie t / 1 420-0466

CASS LAKE PRTVTLEGES 2 bedroom. 1 beth. scareened porch $550/mo • seo in ty deposit 663-4291

B I R M I N G H A M P U T N E Y M E W S

Completely f i * n o h e d town-houses 20 deMgnifuf bed room unrts TV. d ism •mens Extendsb ls 30 day

. Great locat ion

From $960 689-8482

HOME AWAY FROM HOME. INC Short M a e Elegantly turruanad ft equipped 1 2 or 3 bed room apts No pets From $1150 626-1714

H o m e S u i t e H o m e

MICHIGAN'S FINEST FURNISHED APTS.

Q u a l i t y f u r n i s h i n g s , f u l l y equipped k i tchens, m e n s , dec-orator Asms ft cable TV

MONTHLY LEASES FROM S35/DAY

5 4 0 - 8 8 3 0 A E . M C Vise accepted

WARRENDALE W Of Evergreen 3 bedroom brick lormsl d r w i g room

PLYMOUTH S m s l 2 bed-oom Just comp le te * renovated A l v>pi . ancea Flonda room Central aa Garage Serr»-fumrshed or u n - h n nished $775 plus utRties immedi -ste occupancy After 5pm 453-6449

• Private Entrances dnveweys

$475.00 O n site menegemem ft mam l e r w v e C a l Susan s i 721-8111 lor addi -

t ional mlormet ion sr>d dkactaons Wa promise n doesn't hur t '

O f f c e 2758 A c . ley Westland O p e n 9em- 5pm Mon Sat

W E S T L A N D - ! W S y n e / W s i r s n ) c teen . very rues 3 bedroom I H beth. hasemeni central av Mips-snces 2 car garsgs Isnced yard Must nave sscurs ft relarences $650 m o • Security Immediate oc-ct«>ancy After 8pm 721-0660

412 Townhouaee-Condoa For Rent

AUBURN HILLS. SOUTHFIELD FARMINGTON HILLS

C m standing 2 6 3 bedroom town-houses ft ranches wnh s t lscnsd gs-

Wsstbury -Auburn HM 652-7550 Weetherslone-SoutnaekJ 340-1296

' oxpomte -Fa rmmgton HM 473-1127 Summt -F i f a r m i n g t o n HN 626-4;

> CkiP-Farnangton His 851-2730

KAFTAN ENTERPRISES THE TOWNHOUSE SPECIALIST

352-3800

Condo* For Rent NEW LUXURy CONOOS short l a rm *——» • " • 6 " ' » ge rage s p p s snces l l raplaca. 2 b e d r o o m s pr l -v e t e r e r d 1200 sq l i . M l b s s s m s n i $640 per mon th 13 Mas ft Jorm R 260-4433 or b e t e e s i i " l 2 - 6 5 * 5 - 6 6 1 1

N O V I

•ached garage heet inc luded $775/ m o C a l 471-7470

Bemmghem/C lewson

L I K E A H O M E

bedrooms I H bethe Tbeee charm-ing 'enters are mors I k s s houee wi th pnvs ts Isnced psbo ysrd md.

WESTLAND - 3 bsdroom rsnch 2 f u l bs ths . f in ished bssemen i , i snced ysrd. 2 est gerage. no pets Mon th - to -month $625. t mo secun-ty evassbw 12/1/90 455-9422

W BLOOMFIELD - Lakstrom beeu-ry 3 -4 bedrooms 2 bsths W Bloomfie ld schools. $900 per mo

649-2649

W BLOOMFIELD LAKEFRONT Scemc wooded wstsrtront lot New-ly modernoed ft lendecspsd 3 bed-room. I H beth. mrepiece. f»nSy room. 2 car attached gerage Lewn/ snow cere $1500 661-0373

W BLOOMFIELD 2 bedrooms cer por t , fenced yard new carpet ing ft buMt-m oven texe BJoomheid Schools

W BLOOMFIELD-Laketront Ex ceo rn 2 bedroom ranch m c m o n g

— ' appaancee. Isnced ysrd. bsech $ 7 1 0 7SS-1967 or 356-1286

W BLOOMFIELD 2 bsdrooms new t h r o u g h o u t b a r n style garage Union LaAe s r r s s i AvMab le now $ 6 5 0 / m o Pkn security Ce l . " v S p m 356-2754 OR 355-9505

PLYMOUTH - 3 bedroom ranch 1 t l « bath, utility room. 1 car at tached gerage. your appksnces Isnced yard No psts Irnmediele occupan-cy $700 mo - security 466-1756

REDFORO-2 bedroom brick houss wrth gerage. famay room ext ra dean , no pels $625 per mo 375-5266 . or 756-7353

ROCHESTER Hi l ls home. 3300sqft 4 bsths. 2 car garaga landscaped $2000

- sxecu t t ve bedroom. 3

377-2356

ROCHESTER HULLS 3 rench, I H bsths No pels, n o n smoker $700/mo plus security A rekabie immedietary 652-2575

ROCHESTER HILLS. 3 bedroom I H beths gss "est gerage

" «ant with opt ion W 7 5 m o 549-6640 335-7951

ROCHESTEB-IN TOWN 3 bedroom brick ranch -ec room at tun beee-ment st tecned gerage sppaeneee $795 m o C a l after 6pm. 651-5369

BLOOMFIELD Pme Lake pnv.-legea o n 2 canals 3 OoorwaBs 3 bed rooms «ery pr ivets Pontiac schools $1150 per mo 661-5632

W BLOOMFIELD SCHOOLS 4 b s d r o o m colonial b e e t s to woods . 2 H beth lamSy '00m-^2 fire pteces finished besemeni SK. l a c u r a mo rs $1700 mo 626-3620

dek/xe kr lchen covered perkmg 4 more EHO No pets

$695 , hea t i n c l u d e d

Open Mon - Sa l tO-5 Sun 12-5 Take 14 imia E i r o m Crooks 10 1st tight, turn left

BENEICKE 6 KRUE 2 8 0 - 0 6 6 6 6 4 2 - 8 6 8 6

N O V I T w e l v e O a k s T o w n h o m e s

2 ft 3 bedroom «oem#emes. tuBy SQmpped urtchsns laundry hook-ups. men bands b a s a m e n t t ft cerpor ts Now K h o c k Check sr. welcome Hagoarty Rd fust S ot t o Mas Open Ds«y 1-Spm (Closed Thurs ft Sun )

4 7 1 - 7 4 7 0

R E N T T O O W N

FLOA«lA ST PETERSBURG

Pool Mat T u b M u c h Marsf Jan $1300 SP1-1679

FT MEYERS FL area. a p s r t m s n u 'or ren t Fes t . s leeps 2 $400 /mon th Second s leeps 4 $800/month nas I oheeWt Thsrd 2 bedroom. 2 beth SaOO /mon th in-door pool 661 -470* or 435 -4040

N HUTCHINSON ISLANO 6 i M s s S Of Varo Rsar t i Luxury t i r eenh ont.

$3000 m o .$1400 2 1

(ARM1NGION AREA Kact ien PrNs-•agas $70 par weak Feat ft Last Weak plus $240 Securi ty Csa. 477 -6272

LIVORIA- Furnished room m st t rac-tws houee CNsn phone ft cable

ORLANOO DISNEY/EPCOT room. 2 beth nei do Pool, tennis, $S0 p e r weeks C a l 8 8pm

mght moat n e - 4 4 3 3

PHOENt t CONOO C too te r s o l Bat more Completely fur rushed S W Oecor 2 bed rooms 2 smoksrs or PsHs Aw

PUNTA Gords Isles. FL. b r a n d new 3 bsdroom 2 bath s n a o s e d e r e

i 561-3290 $650 mo

you can o w n s b rand 2 b e d r o o m ' a n c h s i

pnme Canton locat ion TNs end una

BIRMINGHAM ONE MONTH FREE RENT

Bright. 50 s con iemporsry town-home 2 bedrooms waR to dossn-

woodburrxng *> apiece re-pnve le

ment wnh leundry hook-up 1 to 2 yr ieeses offered C a l Mon thru Fn for appt OPEN SAT

6 4 4 - 1 3 0 0

BIRMINGHAM ONE MONTH FREE RENT

Bngnt » i home 3

vaut ted casings w i tn and much

inonglng skykghts more For mo rs m lo rmehor i or an

Karen 352-7150

C a r r o l Real EaLne Go

SARASOTA SIESTA KEY ks»y equipped luxury w e l e r t r o n l apts w a k to b e e o i Oec - A p r * . i M e m n m j m » "3 -953 -67P9

ROCHESTER HILLS condo tor wnn option to buy t .000 sq leet l bedroom 1H be l t i leunory room s i a rcksncss inc luded new ca rpe l tennis pool c lubhouse 651-769(>

modeled mterior centrsl sir pr ivsts sntr snces Lsndscaped patio base-ment with launory hook-up 1 to 2 yr leases offered C e l Mon thru Fri lor appt 0F>EN SAT

6 4 4 - 1 3 0 0

BIRMINGHAM'S BEST GETS BETTER

NEWLY DECORATED 2 or 3 Bedroom Apis

SOUTHFIELD

S T A N F O R D T O W N H O U S E S

DESIGNED FOR FAMILY LIVING

2 6 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES

F i * basement appaances n c l u d i n g

405 Property Management

ABSENTEE OWNER your lesemg ft management needs • Broker • Bondsd • Specializing in corpora ls

• Before making

D & H I n c o m e P r o p e r t y M g m t

F a r m i n g t o n Hi l ls 7 3 7 - 4 0 0 2

LANOLOROS HOMEOWNERS Let a profeaem e l lease ft

manage your property for you Carpenter Management 546-6000

ROYAL OAK - A VERY MCE LEN-Y 406 Furniahed Houses home. 3 bedrsom Dungelow 13 M l e : _ _ ft Mem A r s e $700 psr month 4 For Rent security 363-5351

iwnh F u l Besemeni) From $700 Month

Immediate Occupancy . One Mon th Free Rent

Leasmg Hours I rpm 9»n -5pm Dwfy Set I 2noon-3pm or cea

646-1168

c e n t r e sir. ind ivwjus i swimming pool. M m s cour ts end cerports. b e e p e m s and Oesignsd playground lor chadran

11 MILE - INKSTER RD

3 5 6 - 6 6 3 3

BIRMINGHAM - 2 bedroom i bath townhouse Air condi t ioned $675 per mon th Vnmsdt t te occupency 647-1300 644-3*94

TOWNHOME! Slop ft tee the beet veme m town-homes in Nov!

SURFSIDE SAL HARBOR FL Long-short lerrr $ 1 2 0 0 / m o C o n d o sleeps 4 on beach C a l E a r w i g 646-6767 Day 564 -5540

S CAROLINA go«

3 badroom. 2 bath

or $450/mo plus $3S0/wk

3 m o 74 -6470

415 Vacation Rental* EN"ION SKIERS^ Sugar Loe l . •srse Cay. 3 bedroom. 3 ba th

ouaes. cross c a a n r y 6 ngnteo her Skang Indoor poo l , wtkrt-

pooi -estaursnts Ger - .p -^^ m a rea 476-9364 or 367-3274

kacher ft laundry pr i idagas m good central l o c a t n n $75 par w Matu re e m p l o y e d C H after 4 p m 427-22S7

REDFOROAREA

i e m a » $200 plus h a * ef v i tRt«s 532 1402

REDFORO TWP xacher pmrkeges pnvs ts entrance $ 2 0 0 / m o p u s $100 security dapoart ' Work,nc mals 537-SZ39

REDFORD 7 MSe/ i rwsMr specious pert turraanad. pnva ie wi t ienue-

smoker 'dnnksr $70 /wk 437-1912

s m e l room w/bath. u t c n a n . ft Innne room privileges Non-smoker $24C6 mo C a l Noel sRsr 5 p m

SOUTMFCLD ol f 12 MHe R d b p Iween Northwester- ft Tewgreptt Non-smoker k i t chen p ' .y i ieges $295 - H electric 342-3644

TELEGRAPH/196 - r o o m !or work ing person $12S/monifh * H uti l i t ies

• of k i t chen ft be tn a. Cafl after 5 536-24QS

WATERFORO On a l sports lake $250 per month pk is Can Dsn

$2SO/rno House p n »

BOYNE CfTY THE LANDINGS 2 bedroom ? beth Condo . 10 m m lo Bovne .Mauntarn O a l s t i i i a s New Yaers wk Seek suds 464 -2809

BOYNE COUNTRY . ft bedroorr , . color TV VCR. donweaner cross coun t r . snowmoeae o u t a d s your door 313-943-0216

BOYNE/SKI SEASON OR WEEK 2 bedroom cot tage steeps 6 f lre-pieoe electric heat. furrasRed ex-cept mans Eves 616 -562-7906

OEER VALLEY U T A H Ski condo, 3 Podioum. 2 bs m o u n t * . Brochure eveaeOM

623-1819

421 Lhring Quarters To Share

"FREE EXPRESS FOR TENANTS Gestured on "KELLY ft C O . " TV T

A l Ages Testes O c c u p e t n n e i f t i

H O M E - M A T E S P E C I A L I S T S

6 4 4 - 6 8 4 5 30115 GreermekJRo Soutn t l s ld

GRAND 7RaVERSE Resort Condo Enfoy teS colors 2 bed room 2 beth

6 Newfy furnished 4 poo ls Winter 'eses 725-7747

BIRMINGHAM - 2 bedroom town-house t H beths private en t rw ices ca rpor t basement app l iances Poppie ion Park Ares Non smoker $ 7 7 0 / M O Eves 540-1083

BLOOMFIELD/Auburn HRs 2 Ded room condos, neutral decor pet io carport laundry new exMnor paarn Children /pets OK $595 3 3 4 ^ 8 1 2

• Novi School system Re city

NOVI RIDGE Novi I

ROYAL OAK immaculate 3 bed-room 1 bath rsnch wnh fkeplece" ca rpe t , "gerage. s tove, f r idge, dtshweeher wesher'dryer $950 ? 1H months security 655-3651

W BLOOMFIELD Lerge femay room over looks Upper Straits Lsks 3 bed room r s n e d ranch 2 lire-pleces atteched gerage $850 per mo Jen -Marc * Mess age 360-0613

carpet ing ft no wex floors. 2 car ge-rage basement, very c lean $635/ mo C a l Dave 245-5678

5 MILE/TELEGRAPH 2 bedroom h o m e stove $300 m o

729-8716

fenced yard

ROYAL OAK 2 or 3 bedroom beeu-t i f u country kitchen. 2 car garage Ctaee l o freeway no pets A, enable Jan 1. $720 eves 693-4044

407 Mobile Homes For Rent

FARMINGTON MILLS - 1-2 ROYAL OAK 12/Woodwerd Large attractively decorated I H bath brie* cape cod wrth garaga m family neighborhood $69S month, all sp-

a n No pats, quae! older perk Cea Flamingo Trailer Court 474-2131

DETROIT.5 MHe Telegreph com-plelsty remodeled. 3 bedrooms, ea wasner/dryer, $450 - deposit , taking appl icat ions 533-5181

DETROIT-6 MI /TELEGRAPH AREA 2 bedroom home lanced y » d . 1 c * garaga. Move carpeted $400 /mo No pets 696-2591

DETROIT-8210 Roaemoni 2 or 3 bedroom $400 /mo Locat ion W of Southfield end N ot Warren Buy op-tion of $330 /mo 562-6377

FARMINGTON - DOWNTOWN 3 bedroom ranch attached 2 cer garage, dishwasher comp le te ly new $900 per month 661-1111

$400 Furnished studio sper tment located downtown Royal Oak Separate laundry and s torage tecamee oft street perkmg, ea condi t ioning No pets Adult buf ldmg Appflcants must make at West $15,000 per year i o apply Lease Cafl Resident Meneger. 399-0539

WARRIS FARMS APARTMENTS

Aak about our SPECIAL ' Spacious 2 bed room units only Our 2 bedrooma have 2 f u l or I H baths

d a s Centre! aa a n d sppkancee Cafl tor appointment

Hours 9am-5pm closed Wed ft Sun 421-6200

WAYNE,-FORO RO AREA

ft 2 bedroom spts

ROYAL OAK 1 ft 2 bed room Apart-ments f rom $540 710 Short isesee available Dtshea. color rv, rm-croweve Cafl 10am-6pm 655-2707

SUITE LIFE • BeeuHcOy Furnished • Bi rmingham - Royal Oak • Monthly L SSI SI • immediate occupency • Lowest Reiee

549-5500

FARMINGTON MILLS

AFFORDABLE 3 oedroom. 2 H beths taa bese-men i washer .'dryer Nook-up a l ap-Pkancee included. 2 400 sq ft 6 mo leesea Some wtth golf course •taws immediate occupency Cafl

477-0133

FARMINGTON W I S - 3 ranch, tafl besemeni 33X34 3 car garage, a l appkancea Greet home cloee 10 downtown FarmmgtOT ex-preeeways $795 00 per month I H month security and $ 2 0 0 0 *>pk-ance lee Aak tar Debbie Or lando 855-6546 CENTURY 21 MJL COR-PORATE TRANSFEREE SERVICE

Everangs 545-5946

SOUTHFIELD - 10 ft Beech 3 bed r o o m s 1 bath 3 acres 2 car ga-rage separate work b i d d i n g "O ap-Pkencee $600/mo plus utmtiee 1

357 1000

SOUTHFIELD - 12 M*e/Pierce 2 b e d r o o m s , l a rge l i v i n g / d i m n g rooms new carpeting, stove/ retng-erelor 1 car garage lanced ys rd $650 mo pkis security Available Dec 1 544-7632

SOUTHFIELD - 3 bedroom besemeni appksnces. 2 1 1 ached garege opener lerge k yard, central air. $650 827 7659

SOUTHFIELD 9 Mee/Inkster 2 bedroom/garsgs leeee with opt ion $565 mo Deys 549-6640

eves 335-7951

FARMINGTON MILLS Double wide mobae home tar rent $450 s month plus util it ies 3 Bed rooms. 2 baths, lots of spece Se-curity depoeit required Little Vefley Esteies 476-4079

408 Duplexes For Rent

BLOOMFIELD CONDO ON M S 2 bedrooms. 2 b a t h e lake prrvseges Sir no pets $774 month heel m d u d e d Pool 626-5792

BLOOMFIELD HILLS ranch condo F i * » karaahed 2 bedroom wnh den.

Birmmghem ft treeweys $900 month Executive 6 month lease A M e a n Dec 1 64*-7036 Aftet Nov 26 1-600-423-2721

CANTON MM ba l cony

'dryer In $490/month

FARMINGTON HILLS New lot houee condo 2 or 3 bedroome tached oarage. GE . $ 1150 Shown by I

FARMINGTON MILLS Condos tor leeee or ssle 1 bedroom, 'aaaon-abta rate $450 per month 477-2473

BERKLEY Luxury Duplex 2 bed-r o o m s I H betns custom Kitchen tun besemeni e * condit ioned $725 m o pkis security 544-4263

FARMINGTON H A L S »arty 14 ft Hag-

BlRMlNGHAM 1 bedroom upper unrt d o t town $475 per m o - util it ies

647-6484

pool $740 "mo

C A N T O N - 3 bedrooms Oeel loce-

gerege Flexible eeee. no pets $675 - security 441-1055 or 451-6680

SO LYON - Lake pnvtteges Stale grey welk-ciu! i i n c h 4 bedrooms 3 beths. family room Vep lace cen-tral ew wei ber. seune. e l epps-ancee 2300 sq f l $1200/mo D ft H PROPERTiES 737-4002

SYLVAN LAKE - 1315 AVONOALE 2 bedrooms 1 bath, f irepiece Ga-rage Lake pnvaegee Cute $700/ 9/month 662-0077

C A N T O N - 3 Urge Bedrooms I H bath, lufl besemeni treed K4 exew-lent locat ion appkancea evekeme m i d Oec $695 454-0763

UVONIA-9905 Shedystde 2 beo-

pets $574/me immediate occupancy 422-3676

12096

evekabM appro . imele ty Iroom. 2

COUNTRY COURT APTS 721-0600

W e s t e r n Hi l ls A p t s . 7 2 9 - 6 5 2 0

SPECIAL $200 Move in Rebate

&

1 Week Stay in Phoenix. Arizona

1 A 2 Bedroom Apertments Heet $ Water Patd

Cherry HM A Newburgh

WESTLAND WOOOS APTS Spacseue I and 2 bedroom apart

FORO $ WAYNE R0 AREA Evening A week and h o u r s

728-2880 WESTLAND

6200 North Wayne Rd S T U O t O - l i l s

1 B E D R O O M - $*J8 > BEDROOM $460

FREE MEAT A WATER $300 8CCUWTY DEPOSIT

7 2 3 2

T R O Y

Oec 1$ l o Aprs »S. 2 bedroom kal bathe. Ra t floor on golf course. lovely tarmemnQs 649 3747

W A L L E O L A K E / w B L O O M F I E L D Large e f t a a n c y Free .heat. pool . aa. cable No pate. $425 piue security 644-1163 624-0780

FULLY FURNISHED CORPORATE SUITES

West lend TWWRTS

Our 1 and 2 bedroom furnished Cor. porate apar tments take ihe Bicorv-ismanee ou l o f y a w ratacedon fene ta r Decorator design high nee apartments Mature tiRy equ ipped

FARMINGTON HILLS A uraque 2 or 3 bedroom, lerge ki tchen- wtth sp-pkancee immediate $625 piue dopoon

FARMINGTON HILLS 3 bedroom TH bath rancfi. temfly room. 2 et lechad oarage large lot < stream I M S • security 476-7

expreeaway ft O C C Ideal tor l or 2 people $650 m o . security 476-1526

A R M I N G t O N HILLS KewdkRtood Sup beeutrtm i bedroom I H D

ch , V e p M c e centre) air _ tached gerage $10»5 eMe6S2-7436 FARMINGTON HILLS/LIVONIA At

ctfwa 3 bedroom bnck re»*h

REDFORD Clean 2 bedrooms. t beth gerage Lucerne $515

per month. 464-2304

TAVLOR • Nice 4 bedroom lericed yard 2 H car garage m m e d i e t e oc-

occupencv o i P * * * Opeon l o buy evekable 477-2471 786-1823

NORWAYNE - 3 bedroom utility room updated xi tchen ft beth new 2 bedroom. 2 bath. 1.265 sq. It ca rpe t ing freshly painted No pMa $469 m o • security 278-0262

FARMINGTON MILLS 2 ft 3 b e t t o o m ranch ft triwnhousae. 2 H baths. 2.000 sq ft 2 car at-tached garaga. KM beeement ( . d u -n e communi ty I rom $1474/mo

851-2730 COVINGTON CLUB 14 Mile - Middiebett

Open 7 days Cafl Marf lyn or Gmny

349-8200 TROY CONDO 3 bed rooms rtewfy carpeted r e e w n e i i i hreplece tarrv-fy room I H Detna cme pnvaegee $600 mo ptus security 566-4665

NEW LUXURY Laka t rom 3 bed room condo. 2000 aq n o n i floor Eleva-tor io unoergrounc pe rkmg $1600/ m o 873-5338

W BLOOMFIELD - luxury town-houea/condo Chimney H 3 bed-room. 2 betn cathadra i caking ge-rage $1200, m o n t h 655-0594

WEST BLOOMFIELD 2 b e d i u m i a 2 be besemeni garaga $900 per m o n t h

661-1111

HALE - Famf lyga i ewey 0 * north woods 5 b e

517-673-3S01 tags mdoor pool , w o o d e d 5 t 7 - 3 4 5 - 0 7 l 1

MAFtBOR SPFVNGS-DOWNTOWN Sleeps 8 eath cha rm large « i p i a o a i Graat get ewey" $350 week , $270 wee. ana

HARBOR SPFNNGS lerge 4 beo room vacation homo r i BaxFawood gof l ft country c lub GraM tor large * u ft god groups 796-7109

HARBOR SPRmGS luxury Condo. 2 saeaps 6-8 es-door pool ft spa. mwiutaa t rom Boyns ft NuPs Avs

Hartxar Cone L 5

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PAY NO FEE u r m You See List ings of

OUAL IF l tD PEOPLE-SHARE LISTINGS • 642-1620

FREE CATALOGUE 864 So Adams. B t rmmghwn ML

•oods BEAUTIFUL H with mground yours1 f u l pr* Miatdry Femels p i a t o n e d

$375 • H utflN 5 4 1

Sionai I Si l isle Extra moe 2 b e d i o o » $440 • » 2S6-27TS

CANTON - Female l o anere l o w r v houas Good locat ion, afl eppa-ancas no pats $300 p C a l B i t e ear 9AM-6PM

C A N T O f* - Respons ib le woman lo »>ere Mx i saw same $265 m o

W 5 S HARBOR SPRINGS. Ski rental .

kkseps 10. S mm-fkgh iands or Nubs v t h e HokOeys

ofttoa 711 -7000 Nob Av 652-1348

HARBOR SPRINGS Ski i ss«h ft reSvan l o k o u r y Merttor Com Condo 3 bedroom. 2 H b a m 2

•kghtends ft Nubs Nob

WESTLANO

MAPLE VILLAGE CONDOS

For sale or rem wtth op t ion to b u y — — 1.600 sq "

FARMINGTON MILLS 3 bedroom 2 bath afl thedrai < more 441

caanas. pools t e r n s ft 1-4466 or 786-0644

FARMINGTON MILLS 12lh 1 bedroom specioue e l at carport balcony SSeO/mo

FARMINGTON MILLS-be«! Rent op t ion to buy

13/

t> level condo 3 or 4 bed rooms 2 KR beths. pluah carpe t ing c e n t r a Mr pnvate entrances lots of yard space idee tar s t iermg or gree i mother-«>-iaw q u e r i a r s $ 7 6 9 0 0 wnh special d a c o u n t on Mooai MUST SEE TO BELIEVE' C a l tor M o 424-0140 Modal opan 2 -6pm F n - S M - S ^ i On

S1 E off Mix Rd S of Ford

414 Southern Rentate BOCA GRANDE (GeaperSM M a n d i FL - 2 badroom. gulf f ront c o n o c tor rant Pool, tenras, a a k u a Deys. 662-7904 Evas 662-7936

DISNEY rEPCOT . U r w e r s e S l u d n s I H Mflee ewey U i « e y 7 and 3 bed-room 2 berth condo weeher p r y w nveroweve pool y a n g f i tenrve cour ts $495 snd $424 Week Deys. 474-5150 Eves 476-9776

N ROYAL OAK. 2 Boor free wesher end dryer

Hue secwufy t 346-7619

g a r ^ p pool c e n t r a aa neei " e l u d e d $675 m o $ 6 8 500

21 Preneere 655-1450

ENGLEWOOO A R t A - S W COAST 7 bedroom 2 bath Condo Great Beaches ft hanmg T a r n s ft g o * WR go faal 524-4634

$4SO |

TAYLOR $ badi 'oom ranch carpeting, lencpd yard, gerage $560 'mo $600 saci

fy c a l after noon 464-0062

TROY • By 1-74. 3 bedrooms. 1 bath p lace heeamerit. gerage 90x400

country tut $650 per month 826-9020

TROY - uvernots near Wet-lee At t ract ive 3 bedroom I H betn Co-

OAK PARK mode led 2 t

No pe ts Jan 15 $660

FOR RENT NEW TOWNHOMES WEST BLOOMFIELD UNION LAKE AREA

F L O R I D A - H A W A I I Northern Michigan t u r o o e •nbbeen - Mamco - U S Wee

CONOO ft M U * VACATIONS

HARBOR S P R M Q S / M M o r Cove 2 bedroom condo Chr is tmas ft amv-ter rental sMaps 8 tuPy e o u v e e d mmukas to Nubs Nop ft Boyne Highianos Afier 6pm 313-632 7170

HiGGWIS LAKE - New luxury Lake-Iron! home on Ihe G e M a n Wee-Shore steeps I weshe. dryer drshws m. S1.SOO

Rassr is now tor nest Di RACtus [ 4 t 7 ) S 2 1 -

HOMESTEAO CONOO I lecuzs deck . , h R r e q u i p p e d

444-4766

HOMESTEAD RESORT . bor Mi 2 bed rooms 2

Mutagen Cross < kk sxang A f t * 6 p m 426 -2417

PUERTO VALLARTA, _ r a m Dae 14-29 I960 c o n d o 2 bad -room. 2 b a n sleeps 6 i 9 6 0 sq n . ki tchen, poo l Cafl Dave 6 4 7 - 0 0 7 5

SHANTY CREEK-

SKI COLORADO Copper i luxury 3 1 «1 D a y s 647-7200 Evas o r .

Ski - G o P f t C n j a a P e c k a a a e I " Ae . Car • Cnaae Raeervaaons Day ft^S - - - - -

SUNCOAST TRAVEL sSLpe 313-455-5810 ; »*9»« sa-trTrs

1-600-674-6470

WEST LA NO-prompt r spews ar free ran t 2 / 3 bedroom unfuneahed u p

occupency $750-$ l .40S 469-0940 «™-®396

TROY New Ranch 3 bedroom. 2 Peah attached te rega appaencee 3208 Helena Laeee $96C

362-5022

room I rom $435 EMO '22 -6444

W E S T k A N O 2 8 3 b e d r o o m Dup lexes Renovated Decora ted

FERNOALE large J badroom tafl nseems.It ramodsiad t n c h e i pkancea evekabie *nmed> $650 eeee • security 447

FERNOALE - 2 bedrooms WMr^) ft dmmg rooms beeement garege Newly decorated ft cerpetea $500 month ft $ 1 0 0 0 security 879-2461

GARDEN CITY - A ivec t tve 3 bad- ( J N , O N LAKE

m O Y 3 oedroom brick I r v i n e •amity room t H baths eppaenca 2 car at tached garage $900 8 month

•e Joyce 666-4065 887 2124

• pond »<ew

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY $795 PER MONTH

BUILDER 6 8 1 - 5 5 5 7 Open Da ly 9 -5 Sa l tO-2pm

LAkE O R O k 2 badroom Ranch Condo Garage Cat Berbers

410 Flat*

HUTCHINSON ISLE.. F L A Urom kixury oonpo near West Paan Beach 2 bedroom 2 -aehed Rent Jen $1400 m o 6 7 3 8467 477-6146

HUTCHINSON ISLANO Stuart . F*A OcaarRant condo. r n i i i p M t n ke msned 2 badroom i be th Awafl-scse Dec ft Jen | 1 TSO m o Aak Joan at. 476-ST93 or 471-1496

M A R C O RFTL.ANO F L O R I D A

01 Maples South Saaa 2 bee 2 be th on Vie Gulf ovar tooke tg p o d ! Furmehed 2 tva. -e r N c r o e t i s Sieepe ft Nov - Mey Cafl Bop or L I Deys 669-665C Evas 679-1204

NAPLES FLOROA Fo .A re

TRAVERSE C l T Y ^ NEWEST BEACHFRONT CONOO MOTEL

NORTH SNORE WIN SpectecMar i 6 2 beo . oom c o n d o s o n the beech Weeps * 5 FuS s i sch sns VCR HBO Dady Pe rn S69 Weekends f rom $79 W i d l | P o m $399 <-609-331 2 3 0 6

49740

3 bedrooms carport <erge Pkances near schoots^sho^ immeipeM occupency $ 7 j o j% secunty Eves 391 2093

U V O N U IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Wayne Rd . p a t e e a Rds Cafl 721-2600

i I bR W at i Ford 6 Werran

n g . 2 car garage lanced yard no pets $635 m o • sacurpy 421-0137 GAROEN CITY 1724 MKkPebMi

• 2 bedroom ePn sRng FintsfWd nent t car garege unique k> i lerge yard No pets Netor l 8 5 ' 5 - m o r n n 463-2491

GAROEN CfTY paang our Ford ft Fa

heeled gerage lake pnvaages $650 month 867-6 Wa

VAN BUREN t w p . H u g , 5 bed-r o o m 4 H bsth home on sors lot 10 masutae M Metro A r p o r t Attach

BI RMINGHAM I N TOWN 328 B rown Lower u « t New carpal new Esecueve Townhouee 1660 sq f l paeit central ae 1 bedroom U b e d o o m a 3 » bathe greal r o a baaamant Nov i $660.'mo Jerry 644 1576 Robert 647-0631

DEARBORN Werren/Oek men Re

Z*, '*" 4 3 0 Booma For Rant

S i «3 p o o iecw t 203-246- 2523

ATTPACTJVE. CLEAN

FARMINGTON Ptn lSSPl l l lP. af lP 2 baPi

i Ruds immediaM Occupancy 473-6621

SB I-Ofn LIVONM S375/mo

MALE OP FEMALE to khere 2 I 7 Mee Grane RNer t

$167 SO » H phone ft SMctnc After 8pm 437-4 tQS

MKXH.E-AGED work ing •he rs 3 bedroom noma wi th Country astkng. many ext ras t 3 » MO H ucanes plus security

as 4S3-543B

PROFESSIONAL MALE look ing fra

wa f leo Lake/Now w e e $ 2 7 5 ' m c • H MflMas aaB-4733 or 669-7125

R O O « S T E R HILLS eat t ied tor largs 3 $325 mo * V* Jflkiss

652-1336

ROOMMATE t o t han "B6Ri tpC STTarma ig io r MRs f t p

$ 3 6 0 M O 476-43S7

ROOM MATE i'eased t o snere 2 _ _ m

$ 2 1 0 / m o plus $ 2 1 0 i 10 sacurpy 281-OB3C s a l ;

P H W U r e wnh 3

A Home For t o j

Cafl Karan. work 729-OSM

W O R K H G MALE

424 Houee Sitting Senr.B

427 Footer Care

NAPLES FL on prh«le go« oours J . , Z Z " • "ane4w w n e l p 2 b e d

S Mf le Naarburgh s * e 'P9C

2 : A U B U R N M I L L S -

463 2494 more $975 monlMy Security

J l t o

404 Houeee For Rent LEASE .'OPT O N

Chermtng c e t o f M l . B i rmmghem . . . . . . c e n t r e aa

$2400 pm mon th Ready W o n d / M c mty re ft Aeeoc

642-7747

L I V O N I A - A t t r a c t i v e •

C a l M R e d

WALLED LAKE g a r e g e o x - * neightoorfiood S 9 W / M O

WATERFORO Loon Lake stow E t oapnonal 2200 sq f t ranch Esod-M M area Aa. $ b a d o o r n s 2 I 2 l a m p , rooms SBSO/mo I

g a a f t a i a c t n c $484 562-4441

FERNOALE AttrsctMe 2 bedroo lovaty d rang room krspMoa Ner w o o d floors mea bf lnds beeamai tonced yard P M a O t t $565. M O Cafl 626-4337

FERNOALE p l a c e

ettecneo gerage ft 1700/mo C A L L O C X R A N O A 2 Z O

R E D C A R P E T K E R I R E A L E S T A T E

PLYMOUTH •dMEDlATT OCCUPANCY

Weeny In Dec only $650 MCI 613-643-7643

C a l Karan tor rap-<313> 4B6-OS44

FIRST MONTH FREE sarsonai »•.> « ^ i S O s q t t

PLYMOUTH 16 R by ' 5 ft S « tor ram Entrsnos doer 7 R lank and 9 R snds StSONee

626-7767

man th s security No pats

hee etcsuded $45Q/MO

REOPORO TWP

e m o o e i e o i<e 1 t M ' > v one e . W t.S'm ,-oom H Z X " * " " " Kachen hes M appe

$634 m o Cafl Oeve j u s :

C a f l k d o i s 5pm

feme, room J hesna k a f m

WEST BLOOMFIELD 4 be, W W master » . I I 7 K 2 H beihs lama i room M a

n t r « ae xS appaancee Gray tones A aflabis Oec i $ i 6 0 0 / m o

i n I i i flROt

244-8678 Or 477-6<

ROCHESTEN-UPPEA FLAT 2 b s d u m i i a r g e kaehan. P porch M g r . v m M h l c a n d K e n $6 K> per memth

Carport 8660/mo

PLYMOUTH ' m wah apaon n buy f I

CALL D O t RANOAZ^O RED CARPET K « M REAL ESTATE

443-0012

ROCHESYf R O o e e M Oosmtoen t

WESTLANO V 4 RO'vAL OAK

624-6611 or 4 # V 6 2 1 6

i Nonas ei ae I I V O M M 2

•ap, $ aa 6 $300 secunty Ms pais

Cafl sRsr 6pm 427-0279 LIVONIA 5 1

•w smokw v m OtMWR/AOENT ft 2 oar farsga

wsaher 6 dry* • Ok I. 8990

S T R s T M

WORTNV*.L« aa r *

W M T U W U i

WESTlANO I I I

417 T< Coftdoo For Rant

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W a s h t e n a w C o u n t y 3 2 4 O t h e r S u b u r b a n H o m e s 3 2 5 R e a l E s t a t e Se rv i ces 3 2 6 C o n d o s

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4 0 7 M o b i l e H o m e s 4 0 8 D u p l e x e s 4 1 0 F la ts

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CMPLOVMCNT/INSTAUCTION SCAVKCS

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5 1 4 S r t u a i x x i s W a n t e d , M a l e / F e m a l e 5 1 5 C h i l d Ca re 5 1 6 E lde r l y C a r e & A s s i s t a n c e 5 1 7 S u m m e r C a m p s 5 1 8 E d u c a t i o n / I n s t r u c t i o n s

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ANNOUNCCMCNTS # 600 -414

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7 0 8 H o u s e h o l d G o o d s - O a k l a n d C o u n t y 7 0 9 H o u s e h o l d G o o d s - W a y n e C o u n t y

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8 0 8 V e h i c l e / B o a ) S t o r a g e 8 1 0 I n s u r a n c e . M o t o r

8 1 2 M o t o r c y c l e s , G o - K a r t s . Mln ib i fces 8 1 3 M o t o r c y c l e s , Pa r t s & S e r v i c e 8 1 4 C a m p e r s / M o t o r h o m e s / T rai ters 8 1 6 A u t o / T r u c k , Pa r t s & L e a s i n g

. 8 1 8 A u t o Ren ta l s , L e a s i n g

8 1 9 A u t o F i n a n c i n g 8 2 0 A u t o s W a n t e d 8 2 1 J u n k C a r s W a n t e d

8 2 2 T r u c k s fo r S a l e 8 2 3 V a n s 8 2 4 J e e p & 4 W h e e l D r i v e 8 2 5 S p o r t s & i m p o r t e d 8 5 2 C l a s s i c C a r s

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E T H A N A L L E N * Fw a «cry M o w Ben a ( i h t i

Advert is ing

COPY MANAGER Highland Superstores Is seeking an experienced Copy Msnagar l o lo t " our m-houae advert ising depar t -ment This individual wW w n j e news ads, circulars snd point-of-purchase

OfficeMax, Inc. RETAIL OPPORTUNITIES

FULL OR PART TIME New Store Opening

immediate Openings tor the Following Positions • Cashiers • Service Center Associates • Receiving a Stocking Associates - S a l a t A t s n r i s t e e

e f c e supply rstaa • an evening new ' »*a W the Detroit <

domg m Work fv

Apply m Person • 0 0 a . m . 10 5 0 0 p m ( M o n -# r t )

O f f i c e M a x 3 1 2 1 9 F o u r t e e n MMa R d

seoang naw oomueny mat • * t " i THe m a ground a last track a p p o r t i o n *

ton

Tha Ideal candidate MS have a mini-mum of two years management ex-perience end wM be expected to di-rect 3 t o 4 copywri ters Addit ional requirements mcluds previous m-house end/or agency advert is ing copywntmg experience end knowl-edge of M a d o i o e h or comparable word pro ceasing systems Coneum-er slectrorucs and appl iance knowl-edge preferred Pteaae sand reaume •n conf idence lo

HIGHLAND SUPERSTORES. INC

Human Resources Dept-CM M » N Sheldon Road Plymouth, Ml 48170

An Equal Opportunity Employer

ADVERTISING/ CREATIVE ASSISTANT

Become a part of the tast growing ceaular industry Dynamic leader <n caBular Is seeking an Advert is ing/ Creeltve Assistant Soma a i p e r i -ence In aOvenismg preferred, b u t nol essential Mcintosh experience 8 or PsgeMsker experience s must Ideal candidate wM be hard working wrth tha ability to work Independent-ly when needed 8 have a posrtrve a l -titude, take p e n of af facets of ad-vememg including medis r e la t ions copywritmg. layout 8 design S o m s writ ing sk l i s preferred Send resume 8 salary requirements to

AmyChapy Adverttsing Msnager

P O B o . 490 Troy. Ml 48099-0490

5 0 0 H a i p W a n t a d

A GOOD JOB IS HARD TO FIND

Victor Interim Services Makes st Easy

GENERAL LABOR

Immediate Hire 261-3830

An Equal Opportuni ty Employer

ACT FAST

G e n e r a l labor workers n e e d e d "or

• P a c k a g i n g (All Shif ts in Livonia • Light A s s e m b l y (Days m C a n t o n i • Col la t ing a n d Genera l Labor (Days W Livonia p o s s i b l e 6 d a y s ' w e e k !

NO e x p e r i e n c e neces sa ry lor th is long a n d sho r t term a s o i g n m a r ' Mus t h a v e reliable t r anspor ta t ion t o L i v o n i a a n d P l y m o u t h - C a n t o n a r e a s Apply today!

W e s t l a n d 3 2 6 - 5 5 9 0 B9« Wayne Roed

Livonia 5 2 2 - 3 9 2 2 2 9 4 4 9 W Si" Mile Road

Kelly Temporary

Services E q u a l O p p o r t u n i t y Employer M. f . i

AIRPORT JOBS Entry level Muat be between 18-21 yeers otd end Irve m Weyne County jnot Oetroit i Cell 46«-1860

**"• 7JW 1 T •' ! "tBirw -

A I R C R A F T

G R O U N D C R E W T r a i n e e s n e e d e d Handlers f u e l e " . a n d m e c h a r e c s |Obs o p e n now Higih S c h o o l G r a d s to 34

C e a t-aOO-«7? 1797

ALL SHIFTS AVAILABLE

$5-$6/HR. WAREHOUSE WORKERS

I m m e d i a t e o p e r w i g s Rettable t rans-O<xiation r e q u v e d Bring a f r iend

AHBUHIhMMS

A GREAT PLACE TO EARN EXTRA

INCOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS!!!

B e c o m e a G u a r d i a n P h o t o e m p l o y e e a n d

w o r k o v e r t h e H o l i d a y s ! W e a r e f l e x i b l e a s t o

t h e l e n g t h o f t i m e y o u a r e a b l e t o w o r k . F u l l

a n d P a r t - T i m e p o s i t i o n s a r e a v a i l a b l e o n a l l

s h i f t s .

Y o u c a n s t a r n o w e a r n i n g e x t r a H o l i d a y I n -

c o m e ! T o a p p l y , j u s t s t o p b y a n y t i m e d u r i n g

r e g u l a r b u s i n e s s h o u r s a t :

4 3 0 4 f i W r i t Hint M i U R o a d

N o r t h v i l i e , M I

o r c a l l 3 1 3 - 3 4 9 - 6 7 0 0

e x t . 3 2 4

AOOniONAL INCOME Mm our Mal i of Inventory auditors Help conduct mvpntonaa at reu* Horse located throughout the Weal-am Suburba Car neceeeary Flaas-Ms hours available Paw naming, raw a r w n d work For application can 533-7381

A L L M A J O R S n a m e * W M Part o n . ^ . „ * Mna aflr f inals Saiaa/merkei ing de-partment No telemarketing

$7 00 Starting pey LM>Ma-42s-eaeo • 425-7037 *octm»e> 739-8090

A NEW CAREER m Interior Deco-rating Complete treating lor nav teuae with Decorat ing and S i l n TRANS DESIGNS 313-227-8949

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR CAREER ADVANCEMENT

Rent To Own compeny seeking a parson lo manege rental accounts including lalaphona end held coaec-norta. de«very and eei-up o l lum.-ture. atactromcs. and appAancM WE OFFER e Up to S8 earn par hr e Excaaent benefit package e Extensivs t ramng e Opportunity into management

WE ARE LOOKING FOR e Successful person wrth drive l o achieve e Excellent communica t ion . '

$ T O P P A Y $

• 1500/'month e tw tmg pk •hanng 8 paid vac • * .aiianta<i_£at [

lerSew

A S S I S T A N T M A N A G E R S

M a i o r R e t a i l C h a i n S t o r e s

T o $ 2 0 , 0 0 0 S t a r t i n g N o f e e Any type prevtoua ra ta l store supw-•talon - discount mint-man. corv •amanoa. department store house-waree, anoea herd 8 aofl knee etc

R B S A S S O C I A T E S A G Y

5 4 0 - 4 1 3 0

people sk ah e Chaulteurs I I license and good

driving record e mckadaa Saturday work For a confidential •ntervww Oma at Michigan Rem to Own

3 1 3 - 2 5 3 - 1 1 2 0

APARTMENT MANAGER Alt ! active apartment complex m Ann Arbor hes an eiceaent carew opportunity tor a Manager Cends-date should possess s min imum of 3 yews experience in alt lacets of apartment menegement Send re-sume to Burlington Management. 23870 Middlebelt Rd , Farmington HIBa, Ml 48336 4 78-0322

Applications Being Accepted

For:

. . . B I N D E R Y

. . D R I V E R S

. . . P A C K A G I N G Experience helpful not necesaery

ALL SHIFTS Dependable workws w e needed Vour own reliable transportat ion <s a must Picture rD snd Social Security c w d required Can today tor an ap-pomtment

C O R P O R A T E

P E R S O N N E L

S E R V I C E S 32115 PLYMOUTH R 0 (Sblks <tt o l Merr iman)

2 6 1 - 1 1 2 0 NO FEE _ EOE

ASSISTANT MANAGERS

W I L D &

C R A Z Y

BREAK THE 9 to 5 DRAG • "a have The beat a tmoaphwe m town 15 positions avwletMe Earn •375-5800 Wkiy whae m t ramng

AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE Trainee Oa» M t « je tana Sane-» a Apply af 24860 N Mduat rM Orwe, N of Grand River bafwaan Haggerty 8 HWeted

AUTO MECHANICS Tire 8 Service Center toe Plymouth M u s i becer tMed

A U T O S A L E S See s d lor Job Fwr In Today s Papw The Stuart Group

Monday. November 26. 1900 OAE e « E

BRIDGE POM T H A N 0 6

S ° » C T a : . , s k s 32971 Caprtol. Llvonaa 261-8400

• a i O G E P O m OPERATOR 1-2 yrs experience

Asa tor Deva 4TS-2118

AUTO TECHNICIAN w W drlvebWty • angme exper ience tor downtown Plymouth ^dependen t snop Fua time Cell M ike 451-7330

AVERAGE 1 1 0 WOuRLY 8 MORE No e x p e r i e n c e n a c e a a a r y it you c a n read 8 teai on t h e p n o n e S t o 3pm 8 3 p m l o 9 p m 473-1300

BEAUTICIAN NEEDED par t o r f u l l ime } w h o knows how t o back c o m b G a r d e n City a rea Call Alice s 421-7210

BEVERAGE EOUIFMENT REPA/R

M e c h a n i c a l a p t i t u d e n e c e s s a r y Training in spec ia l i zed equ ipment Nor thwest Det ro i t S e n d r e s u m e to Box 758, O b s e r v e r 8 Eccentric N e w s p a p e r s 3 6 2 5 1 S c h o o l c r a f t Rd . Livonia.-Michigan 48150

toy Rock N Roa atmoaphwe and working with oppowteaex For e i tw-vww Can Suae al 557 3550

ASSISTANT TEACHERS 4 Substi tutea needed tor Nursery /Chad Car s Program Meet Bwomheid area Cad: 661-1000, ext 252

ATTENTION SUBSTITUTE Ti Needed tor the school dwtnet of the City o i Pontiac Bachelors degree and l e a d i n g certif icate Heaved No

* one haa 120 aameetw hours snd 6 hours of prn'eeaionw education Ap-pacetiona w a being accepted m the personnel office at 350 Wide Tisck Dr E f rom 9am-3pm Mon thru Fn

AUOITOR The Sheraton Southheid Notw haa an immediate operang for a lu« time mght eudiior Experience neceeawy Greet aalary 8 benefit package. Apply or aend resume to Shwaton Southheid Holel Ann Pwaormw 16400 JL Hudaon Or Southfield. Ml 48075

AUTO BOO*PERSON Heeded hjlt t ime Muat have own tools 8 years of experience Bene-fi ts Trainees wanted 726-5951

BILLER Focus H o m e C w a . a n aridusta of Ho-r o o n Hea l th S y s t e m s , a currenlty seek ing s n Admin is t ra t ive Biaw The posi t ion r e q u i r e e med ica l wamg ex pwice , c o m p u t e r e x p e r i e n c e good orgaTOiat ionai 8 communica i i on sk>Us P r e f e r e n c e wsk b e g i w i to c a n d i d a t e with a a p w w n c e m l o m e heelth c a r e Hun t ing ton Woods lo-cation Full t ime . 8 -00am-5 00pm Qualified mdnndua lS may caa

548-9800 An Equal Oppor tun i ty Employw

CARPENTERS Experienced at raf iab work tor m-aurance repair contractor »12 p w hour, t u l tkne. yew w o u n d work Must have it together ' Caa between 9am-3pm only 422-4419

CASHIER/CLERK Paid vacation o h o u r §8205 Ford 9001 Wayne Rd . Llvonaa

— - F t * 8 pan ume •n Star t ing salary tS * Appfy 7-Eleven Store I Rd Garden City or

CASHIER/COMPUTER OPERATOR Saiea/Stock P w s o n Apply at aw

2T75 Haggerty Rd N of Pkimbery i Pontiac Tra

CASHIER F \ 0 l a n e m o r n m g a 86 t o S7 p w h o w t o s t a r t pma benefi ts Apply 3 7 8 5 Rocheslw Rd between 16 8

17 Mae m Troy.

CASHIER Must be between 18-21 years oM and live m Weyne County (not De-troi t ; 85 to s t an Cafl 464-1«80 Employment 8 Training Designs, mc

An Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer

CASHIERS 4 Driveway A run 8 part tana a l shif ts Openings 15 OO/tv with advance-ment and benefi ts Shea Auto Cwa. Fwmmgton Huts 553-2822

CLAB8S ANALYST lor s SouthIwM TP A. n w w n u m 2 yrs aa»»1e

dental, 8 vs J53-8S00 e a t 8713

SOC H e l p W

COMPUTER OPERATOR

VIC TAMNY naa _

Sat o n Sun Satan af Ol* Skwnv Eaacuwva Cme For

C L E A N I N G P E R S O N

P A R T - T I M E H w a w o r k i n g . r e l a a i s needed pert-ame at an

r c u . . laundry roc C a l tor a r sppoewmwn

5 8 3 - 1 1 0 0

c u E A i e w o T c Q e e c i S i Fiat t ime opening lor w e l m w m w a d

OuW to w o r t m homaa on c w -tm 8 turnrture Good envesg record

are neceeeery EuwBem aenung po-m e m tor emooaoue person « t h

' - j -«aa tolaam SerwfH nw-kana mdudes k * y pasd kaeRh naurance Caa Mark Between 8am to 12noon

STEVE HAGOPiAN 8 C O 353-1938

C O L L E C T O R I agency needa co iec to rs only Selery

and rnmni lawi j i i baaed on e x p w ence Caa Mr Sco« 9env-5pm M o n

422-1511

•mmedxate opening tor pwaon with

5

pecta cf compusar room opwaOuna on a l 3 Wefts of t ha dwtrttoutwr, " • t » i -Compewve wages and kai beneat pecs ape Send raaume m cxxiSdwice slating aalary axpeCta-uonasa

Boa 748 Obeervw 8 Eccentric Newapapws

• Schoolcraft Rd - Lwoma. 48150

CONSTRUCTIOtt COMPANY sakng 8 tr do new w o

COUNTER HELP pen t*ne otaw. rugnta 8 eaeker.de

°425-6230

COUNTER HELP pwson wanted lor dry

•moons Ca l Jane

471-1747 or apply m parson 34445 Grand Rivw m Fwmmgton

900 Help Wi CUSTOMER SERVICE

prograaane arm looking tor a special M M d u a l who can w o r t at a teal pec mam. m a n t a n a sunn, aaw • da ta i onented and haa previ-oua ofhea experience TtMs tua time poaaion la an aarakw t opportuiaiy tor a taam playw who amoys help-ing others Send your reeume wtth salary hsetory to

At tn C o m e N u r m e y P O Box 490

- Troy Ml 48009-0490

OEUVEJrr POSITION A " s l a m i in uvorea OeW tor s re-tiree mereesed m working Tuaaday

8em-4 3C Wadneedey C a l Jeyme

Thursday

DESIGNER Macharecw Engineering abWty Ca-pable of transforming s*etches 8 . o r verbal instructions of mechwiwm

0 expen-534-7259

• t t o working drewlng CAD anoa pretwaWa Ca«

COUNTER POSITION Ory {.leanws Pleasant working con anions Paid holidays 8 vacations No experience neceeawy For mtw • t awca l Mr. C u r n w 473-0111

BOOKJtEEPP POS0TION Mon-Fr . in D e a r b o r n e r e e Must have com-p u t w e x p e r i e n c e . Lo tus p r e l w r e d ExceHent p a y a n d b e n e f i t s S e n d re-s u m e ^ o ARA S e n v c a s Attn Dwts Gibson 3 4 7 0 5 W 12 Mae Su«te 371 F a r m i n g t o n H4le Ml 4 8 3 3 :

ARE YOU A NIGHT OWL? Opportunity lor trained technician Must have knowledge of DOSS 8 computer hwdwers W o r t ovwrvgnt at homa answering tech calls Avw-sge 3-4 celts p w mght t 3«0 8360 pw

4 7 3 i e 0 8

ASSEMBLY POSITION With Medical Products ideal tor homaniafcw Day or Night Shifts Apply at M M I 19500 w Eight Mile Ro Souinfield

ASSISTANT STORE MANAGERS

to (26.000

STORE MANAGERS to $35,000

Previous supervisory experience in grocery, hardware heelth 8 besuty ale a plus Openings m a l wees Excellent benefits 8 bonus plans Employment Cer t tv . Inc 569-1636

AUTO DEALERSHIP

A s s i s t a n t / P o r t e r Entry level posit ion tor hwcfwor tmg dependable honaat p w s o n No ex-perience .necessary W a train

Apply In person to CAROL SCHAUER

M O R A N M I T S U B I S H I

29300 Telegraph Rd. Just North ol 12 Mile.

Southfield

BORING MtLL OPERATOR

M O L 5 MAKER LEADER

C U M iMitsutoyaJ OPERATOR

| N e e d e d by m i d - s u e m a n u t e c t u r w S a n d r a a u m e t o Lore l ta Siur

P O B o s 103. W u o m . Mi 48393

CASHIERS Fu« o r par t ume poactions avaeabw experience prafarred fua t ime banw i t s including metfccal. dentw and vacat ion Apply In person onfy

J O E S P R O D U C E 33152 W 7 Mil

CASHIERS O v w 18 y s w s o ld . M l o r p a n t ime 54 50 t o s tar t » 5 a f l w 6 m o n t h Ex-cellent b e n e f i t s Apply m person Sav-On Drugs . Telegraph at Maple Bt rnongham

CASHIERS/STOCK PERSONS Fu l 8 per t t ime over t ime Apply at Joe Rwidazzo s f u r Market 6701 Newburgh at W v r s r Mesttand or 2 4 1 3 5 Joy Rd at Telegreph D e w b o m H e ^ h t s

COMPUTER ASSEMBLY no experience needed lo m i OW cornpiaars tor a nettonal comoutw

23978 Drive Farmmgton HMs. 48336

COMPUTER F * U > TECHNICIAN To w o r t wtth Altos. IBM/AT c o r o a -tibles. UNIX/XENIX, a p lus C t e L a v a . 448-7600

COMPUTER PROOUCTS FIRM seeks an entry WvW Buying/Admm-

computw or oNtaa product Induatry - helpful Send reaume lo Ms C o « w : 20131 Jamaa Couzena. Suite 4. Detroit. Ml 48235

BORING MILL OPERATOR NEEDED Expe r i enced willing t o work a i t w n o o n s Call 478-2256

AUTO GLASS INSTALLER experienced Must have own too l s 8 good driving record 5 3 7 - 2 3 1 0

BOWLING LANE MECHANIC 8 Pm J u m p w Exper ienced

Exc s l a n t w a g e a n d insurance Minora L a n e s . 685 -8745

CASHIERS WANTED, 18 yrs a n a Oidw No e x p e r i e n c e n e c e e a s r y Ap-ply SI O u * k S t o p = 5 . c o r n w ol Ford 8 W a y n e a n d Qcnck S top » 2 c o n * of Midd iebef t 8 C h w r y H «

CASHIER W A N T E D Fu* or part t u n e Apply m p w s o n pr imo s Pizza 3 3 5 2 1 Wes t 7 MHe U y o m a .

AUTO MECHANIC Busy repair shop looking lor a sett-star l ing carew oriented m<*vidual wtth min imum 2 years experience ExceOenl starting salary with bene-fits For immediate interview ceH 8 ask tor Tom at. 525 -7283

ATTENDANTS WANTED Male 8 lemaM openings tor f u l time positions Apply m person Colony C w Wash 302 W Ann Arbor Rd Plymouth 455-1011

ATTENTION HOMEMAtCERS Needed lor cleaning hallways 8 laundry rooma m apartment com-plexes Day work t S 10-*5 30 p w hour Paid holidays 8 vacation Call Mon-Fn. Sam-3 30pm 427-4343

AUTOMOTIVE NEW TRUCK PORTER

Full t ime. 18 rears or o i dw must have ax can wi t drtvtng record Apply m person to Truck lot at Pat MMMken Ford. 9600 Telegraph Rd. Radford

RETIREES WELCOME

AUTOMOTIVE TIRE INSTALLERS

8 GENERAL SERVICE Now accepting applications «or M l and part time pos i t ion , w * tram tha nght mdhnduaia Must have vskd driver's license Apply at

BELLE TIRE

BUILDING INSPECTOR C h a n w T o w n s h i p or C a n t o n « sc-c e p t m g s p p A c a t i o n s lor a Ml- t ime Bunding I n s p e c t o r P o s s e s s i o n of a cur ren t Bu i lde r s L i c e n s s laaued by the S l a t e of Mich igan Must secure a S t a t e of Mich igan car t ihcahon as a BurtOing i n s p e c t o r a n d Plan Re-vteww e*rh 6 m o n t h s of employ-ment Ra t e o l p a y J 1 3 56 hour pma e x c e t e n ! b e n e f i t s Apply by 12-3-90 at C a n t o n Tpwnah ip P e r s o n n w Owl-won, 1150 S C a n t o n Center Road Can ton . Ml 48 tB8

An Equal O o o o r t u n r t y Employw

CARPET S H A M P O O E R wan ted - lo-cal c o m p a n y h a a s e v w a l p e r m a n e n t tu l t ime p o s i t i o n s tor m e n 8 women Start immedia te ly S ta r t ing pay is • 2 2 5 week. C o t ra ining II a c c e p t e d Excellent a d v a n c e m e n t oppor tuni ty Applicant m u s t h a v e s incere d e s n s t o w o r t Be n e a t in a p p e w a n c e Can lor an interview 454-2493

CATALOG ORDER DESK

Dc you w a r t $ 7 - t 8 / h r ? How about a g r ea t off ice envi ronment with your own d e s k ' We need M l t ime people

incoming calls f rom cua-"saponding t o o u nalionaay

adver t ised p r o d u c t s Complete t r s m m g - benefi ts m a luxurious c o m p u t e r i s e d of f ice CaH 351-8700

CHANGE YOUR LIFE' Start a new carew m reel aetata today Caa Erm Watoh at 356-7111

REAL ESTATE ONE

CHILD CARE W O R K E R S a n d T aachw Ass i s tan t p o s i t i o n s immedk-Stwy avaaabie Cam The Kid'a Klub at 937 -9548 or 344-0140

CONTROLLER For mum-location Detroit area re-lator Compu tw knowtodga necea-aary Send reaume M aatwy re-• a n n e n t s t o Personnw Ok 31275 Northwaatai i i Hwy Sle 234 Fwm-

CONTROLLER Novi w a a machinery menufacturmg * — a seeking' a r energetic hwd -

C R O S S I N G G U A R D 2-3 hows p a f a r to Balance of school yew Salary ( 6 7 5 p w hour Apply t o

City of Troy Personnel 500 Waa) Big Beavw Troy

An Equal Opportunity Employer

CUSTOMER SERVICE INS Data entry 8 Cualomw relations experience required Cea uea al Sewica unnmned 795-9330

CUSTOMER SERVICE as to b u l l " i s i o r g a n

aaaka snthuwswn mdMduw io i

Wvai marketing capacity Thw fegh nesoawy poaaion raquees strong communicauor, 8 organisational ak«s Coaage degree 8 related mt

ai*ne to Matro Trading Aaaooation. 32600 mdustnw Drive. Heights. Ml 48071

D E S I G N E R S ( I N J E C T I O N M O L D )

Ptaanc ' r ucbw background TooWig manufactcrmg add Computw expe--wnce a para 3 to 9 moe duration muer be weang io rwocale on tem-porary bawe Send reaume lo

ALLIANCE TECHNICAL SERVICES

32781 MIOOLEBELT. SUITE 0 F ARManGTON HILLS. Ml 48018

EquW Opportunity Employw M/F

Mx ' - x — saa, a I r t e i p w a n t e d

D I R E C T C A R E

S T A F F Need car ing persona to la rva OevW

DOOR U4S1ALLER/DRIVER "laadsa Must have ' i l l i l l l i I Expananoa hatptul but nol

to M a m w e t ram ma nghi person C a a tor interview 624-7090

wanted Mual be rakafMa and can plow any hours. moeOy at mght up lo 18 hours p w enow S o u t h M d company 354-3213 489-5955

DRIVERS DISPATCHERS 8 MECHANICS For growing cab company Caa Mon-Fn l0 -3pm tor

591 2325

900 Help Wanted E L E C T R I C A L

D E S I G N D E T A I L E R S

. . ( C o n t r a c t P o s i t i o n s )

H a l exper ience v Cadam on « M Mam F r e

E M P L O Y M E N T

S E R V I C E / S A L E S

t r a k w v G a l 464-0909

S N E L U N G ft S N E L U N G

DRIVERS & Eam up to 88 p w how Apply m

DIRECT CARE group home lor Jeveiopi i iwi taai

( 5 50 to start 397-0072 An EquW Opportunity Employw

DOMINOES PIZZA 29102 5 MILE RD

8 MIOOLEBELT 422 2 IOC

37625 5 MILE RO 8 NEWBURGH

591-6344

ENGINEER - Structura l To S35 00C Experienced O w l or structtxral en

473-72 >0

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNTTY Jars-tonal ( 4 to ( 7 per hr You aai the pace SSS Flexible nrs 8 to mo mgr* Caa Mr Taytor 882-«94C

EXPERIENCED MEAT MAMAGEP

DRIVERS NEEDED tua 8 p a r t t a n a Mus t h a v e M l s u a r per t b

Great I 879-9003

Raply to At tent ion Sam 6177 Sheldon Rd Canton Mt 41187

EXPERIENCED rough dray » 1 i a i e , ' h r

326-4138 or 261-4168

DRIVERS We are a leeaaig earner ei tha in-dustry heuang refnagwsted Irwght

FACTORY m Livonsa w a a looking tor i ndmduw between 18-21 ysars o ld Mus i w e « Weyne county (not DetraM}

C t * 464-1660 Empsovmani 8 Traawig f iaaigi ia mc

An EquW Opportoraty Entetoyw

DIRECT CARE STAFF needed tor group nones m Wayne 8 Oakland counbaa Experience p r e f w a d but not necessary ( 5 20-55 40/hr to start For more nformat« jn caa Taylor /'Dearborn Cathy 581-6850 Cantor Maween 348-3843 Livonsa. Kathy 241-0686 Wayne Kim 721-2645

waa of accounting RaaponwlMe tor aa financial mtormafton and pur-chasmg A rtr active benefit pecxege and competit ive salary Send re-sume wtth salary htatory to: Controaw 500 N Woodward Suite 150 -

COUNSELING POSITION afternoons To wor t with edaias cents snd l a iWaa . m-a short term

Hi*nan Service *atd and some aa-pwlence work ing with c fMdrwi and or t amea i required (13.500 paw

Contact u n d a at.

COUNTER CLERKS

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l a l 537-6052

CUSTOMER SUPPORT National P C manufacturer i

knowledge helplul Send reeume to Mcroiab. 23976 Freesrsy Park D r .

Farmmgton HBa Ml 48335

DATA EKTRYi' COMPUTER OPERATOR

Fwmmgton HMs Comcany seeks parson lor compu tw opwsnons data entry poeitxm ideal candidate should have TI990/NCR computw opwatrans enpananca Fu« tana/ Oaneflts Non smokw Mwi raaume wtth salary reouvements to Person-nw Dept. 26237 Orchwd cWie Rd. Farmmgton Hats. Mich 48334

DATA PROCESSING Oats Procaawng Co-ordiratar Operator, needed tor D a a r t ^ r ' Fk ianow maotubon Computw

DIRECT CARE STAFF Now hiring lor Novi. South Lyon areea r m 8 pert- t ime erasable Af-ternoon 8 midnight shifts E n c l s r t pay 8 benefits For mssrvtew c a l 437-5858 or 437-7535

OlRECT CARE STAFF NEEDED to work with oevwopmemsay dwabMd adut'.s m community group homee F u l 4 part o n e available m Waa) land. Plymouth Now South Lyon 8

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DATA PROCESSING SYSTEMS ANALYST

CONTROLLER Southeeelem Micfegen Mechanical Tradee Contractor * saaiiktg a tacfv

CAR STEREO INSTALLERS

Nat ionwide l e a d w m mobi le e lec troreca ns taf la t ior , n e e d s expert e n c e d ins tMlers P ro tos s iona l s that

CHRISTMAS HELP - For making fruit and git! baskets F u l t ime position start ing Dec 10th thru New Years C a l 545-0507

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CNC MILL PROGRAMMER A SET-UP

Minimum 5 years expert-Great benefits.

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201 INDUSTRIAL DR. PLYMOUTH 453-2300

An EquW Opportuni ty Employw

Of tos of the Pi' swdw it Ventcon. mc

500 Enserpnee Drive ASen Park. Ml 48101

U N I X $ 3 8 , 0 0 0 - $ 4 2 , 0 0 0

FEE PAID BY EMPLOYER Taaa an idea and

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DIRECT CARE WORKER Nc experience required aduft

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SOUTHFIELD MJ 48075 PERSONNEL AGENCY

achwxae beneffts. M l 4 part time neer Metre airport Caa 753-4604

DIRTY SHOP WORK Packagmg M l time

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GENERAL LABOP WAREHOUSE A S S E M B L '

PRESS OPERATOR WORD PROCESSORS

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FILE CLERKS Hoadey Pay. Borueea Temporwy MedxcW meurence. Overtime Psytv

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quality o l service to our members

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DELI MANAGER Riehw s Fiun M w k w Expenenoed Good pay C a l aaa tor Jerry

489-1168

What if we told you that you can now call us 24 hours a day to place, change, or

cancel your Observer & Eccentric Classified Ad?

No. we didn't change our deadlines, we didn't even bend them, they're still the same*-we did something a whole lot better.

We installed an electronic answering system that's on the job 2 4 hours a day, every day.

Here's how it works: First, you must have a

touch-tone telephone. Then, all you do is call

us-remember, it doesn't make any difference if we're not h e r e - t o place an ad. cancel one or change something on one you've placed earlier.

Let's say it's three o'clock in the morning and you've just sat straight up in bed remembering that you forgot to place that classified ad for your snowmobile. No problem. Just punch up our classified number and wait for the operator to guide you through the steps for changing your ad. Have in mind the exact information you want to give us, speak clearly and a bit slower

DISTRIBUTIONSHIP OPENING

I 've Mat been promoted to my own distr ibut ion office I em 22 yrs aid seeking 6 ambitious people lo work m my new off ice with me Openings

DESK CLERK It you are reedy to start mai wJWIW, e e l fkenere fctert - 637-7084

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ENGINEER Electcicw or Mechsmcw Daewioebc Engmew Entry e v e or Experi-enced C a l Dave G at 277-1555

Apply Mon w e d . Fri. 7677 Wayne Road Weettsnd

GENERAL HELPER eight maintenance anC grounds wor t lor S ta r ing i iwg ras apartman-comptex Fu l t ime C a l Mon -Fri 9am-5pm 264-420C

An EquW Opportunity Employer

GARDEN CITY Pubec Schools a I ceptmg appacanons tor

DRIVER BlNOER WORKER

F u l t ime e"tr, Benefits up i o ( 6 50 an hour Apply Mon -Fri . 9-4 pm at 28244 Ford Rd Garden CJfy

ENGINEERING Agoreeane mete, s t a m p e r compe-ny seeks s person to as a n Ihe Engi-neenriQ Maraper Must have A u t o , CAO experience m automotive mat- mg poamon Appl icants mual poe-m aaampeiga Fua benehts Send sees both Special Ed 6 Cnglaf i (BA eeume to P O Boa 2386 Lhronae *nd BO. Cart ikcabons Ouaahad mo

M l 48150 I pacants mou ld contact nereorviw - Otooa. 1333 Raocsif* Garden City

E N G I N E E R / M E C H A N I C A L 4813S <313> « 2 5 ^ e o o as wnh k r tu re n . s gr s x e s n e c a F m time or u » m a . i bawe Farmmgton Hias Area Send rasums lo Bos a 778. Obeervw 6 Eccentric News-papers 36251 SchooBreft Ra Livonia. Michigan 48T50

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neat Classified

Takers are here every Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. But now, if you miss them, you can still do something about your a d - a t your convenience.

CLERK CASHIERS STOCK CLERKS

PART TIME Must b e 18 y e a r s or o lde r . Heavy lifting requ i red G o o d pay.

GROCERY BAGGERS also n e e d e d par t t i m e Must b e 16 y e a r s or o lder

Apply at :

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

E N J O Y N E E D L E C R A F T S ?

Tram to teech others through THE CREATIVE CIRCLE

For more mformabon c a l Poa, 649-2772

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT OFFICE MANAGER

• GENERAL LABOR • armng ton i-imt Company naa *n-

mediate M l or part t ime opening w w astabaahec rxjamesa - good starteig . a g e piue nnnuese Bkae Qroaa Blue Srueac a' wlaBU - vaca-tion pay free umforme Pertoct hrs. tor stuoenta 855-384C

GENERA. LABOR ( 8 - ( 1 5 / H R NC espenenced needed

j C a l Today 557-1200 ' ee I 9 i DC JMI Aflancy

tc manage s m a l taw-pacad Birmingham Mar taOng Firm Excas lam bookaaapmg. executive sacre-tanw 8 o rganoahonw M a a muat Send raWM ratwwicea 4 saMry reqtaramenta t o Boa x7S4. Obeerv-m 4 Eccentric ' l a w i p e p a i t 36251 Schooicraft Rd u v o n i a M i c n g w i 48150

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SHOPPING CENTER MARKET h a s immedia te part-time openings for stock clerks, produce clerks, deli counter clerks & cierk cashiers Must b e 18 years or older Heavy lifting required Excellent pay S6.00 per hour to start Premium time (time A a half) for Sun-day work. Very flexible schedukng available These are year round posi-tions., not summer fobs ' Apply In per-son at:

SHOPPING CENTER MARKET 6433 ORCHARD LAKE RD.

(at IS Mile Road - West Bloomfield)

than you usually do. And that's it. If it's after 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday,

your changes will be made for the next Monday paper. Or. if it's after 5:00 p.m. on a Friday or the

Deadlines* For placing, cancelling or correcting line art* M o n d a y i < s u « ; S . 0 0 p . m . F r i d a y

DO YOU HAVE MONDAY AND THURSDAY MORNINGS OR AFTERNOONS FREE?

Want to earn extra cash?

Thu rsday issue: 5:00 p.m. Tuesday

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WAYNE C O U N T Y 591-0000 - OAKLAND COUNTY M 4 - 1 0 7 0 . R O C H E S T E R - R O C H E S T E R HILLS 952-3222

An Adult carrier route with the Observer & Eccentric Newspapers can b e the solution In M t tout hours s day. twice a tweak, you'll e a m the extra cash you want without sacrificing your time to the d e m a n d s of a full time job

Interacted persons musi pos se s s a polite Itlitiifla he m t m m . u n u

and n a v e d e p e n d a b l e t r a n s p o r t a t i o n Scheduling is flexible

CURRENT ROUTE OPENINGS ARE IN

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ALSO SEEKING » SuostlTute aourt carriers for afl

dut ies s ame aa rtffeulir adult carrier but on call only

. C Wayne County

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO APPLY C«N

644-1100

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO APPLY. Call

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10E# O&E Monday. November 2fl. 1990

REBATES ARE BACK BUY NOW AND SAVE!

Rear window defro*tar. AM/FM stereo, power brakes, rack and piciion nsoK. BSM, courtesy lights, r. stabilizer bar. Stock #2747

S t 6 6 r t n f l ' IwdSuSr8 0 1* ' BSM" C°^ t e s y l , f lWs ' • j * * * * * * * * wats

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NEW 1990 FESTIVA L X 2 DOOR

W A S $ 7 0 9 1 T» wheal, instrumentation, tachometer, AMTM stereo. . window defroster, body aide moidktgs. cargo cover, conaoia. gauges, re dining bucket seats, powar brakes, cargo lamp, courtesy lamps rear window wiper/washer Stock #3704.

WAS $8025

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NEW 1991 ESCORT PONY

Powar dlac brakes, tinted giaas. electric rear window defroator. redMno bucket seats, console, cargo ana cover, side window demjtffc; remote control mirrors. Marvel wipers. Stock #5664.

SPECIAL OF THE WEEK REBATE

WAS $10,991

WAS $8501

l $ l

MEW i d d l ESCORT LX

2 DOOR HATCHBACK Power steering power brakes, tinted glass rear ~ J — — defroster light group & convergence group. AM FM stereo con-

tota* bucket seats, cargo area cower, BSM Stork #5003

WAS $9287

NEW 1991 ESCORT LX

4 DOOR HATCHBACK

Power Steering, power brake*, t inted giasa. auto frah*. air concStiorMng, electric rear window defroster dear cow paint. AM/FM stereo eoneole. cargo area cover. BSM. reclining bucket seats C H t l O SAFETY LOCKS Stock #5480.

NEW 1991 TEMPO OL 4 DOOR SEDAN

Power steering, power brakes, tinted sole. AM.'FM stereo. BSM, luxury wipers, illumination light group, tilt

i, air conditioning, con-n package, intermittent

steering wheel, rear window de-froster, dual electronic control mirrors. Stock #5976.

WAS $11,417 A *

IS

$8801

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NEW 1991 ESCORT- 1 3 0 0 * ^ NEW 1990 TAURUS ^ r e b a t e ^ G L 4 DOOR SEDAN

power rteerlngjD^nrS*, tlfrfted g t e e e a u t o trans air condMonMTconvenience froup dear coat pern*, console * BSM. cargo area aaver. side window d e mister, redtokig bucket eeets. CHILD SAFETY LOCKS Slock #5018

WAS!',8MIS

59501"

Power steering and brakes tinted glass, dual remote control mirrors, dual reclining seats auto trans an conditioning power w»ndows locks and driver seat, rear window defroster speed control AM FM stereo C<776a ,e " ° W 9 r o u P CHILD SAFETY LOCKS Stock

'12,402'

Power steering and brakes, tinted glass, auto trans air conditioning. rear window defroster speed control, rear toeing 3rd seat, power door locks, clear coal paint. AM FM stereo, tilt steering. BSM. luggage rack Interval wipers & CHILD SAFETY LOCKS Stock #4542

WAS $16,498

IS

s12,664

a t e e m g and brakes, auto trans, air condit ioning, rear anlMock brakes. AM/FM stereo, speed controi. t t t wheel, privacy glass, duel captain chairs, reer window de f ros te r , c lear coat paint , convenience g roup , instrumentation, front spoaer. more. Stock #5627T

WAS $17,217 IS '13,242*

NEW 1990 AEROSTAR EXTENDED WAGON I

NEW 1991

Power steering and brakes rmied glass, power win-dows and door locks, rear anti-lock brakes super cool-ing, dual remote mirrors, dual captain chairs, air condi-tioning & privacy glass rear window washer wiper auto trans, A M T M stereo cassette

WAS $18,701 IS

NEW 1991 RANGER 4x2 STYLESIDE PICKUP

XLT trim, tachometer. AM FM stereo i f * . ?****>«• powr fleering. powar brakes, auto, tk conditioning, caat akaninum whaa* deluxe 2 tone paint, dear coal paint. antMoc* b«kaa, cargo boa Ight and dome Bght instrumentation and Rght woup Stock #€0561. IS

W A S $ 1 4 , 4 6 8

<10,280

NEW 1991 F-150 4 X 2 STYLESIDE PICKUP

Power steering, power brakes, tinted glass. anWock brakes chrome front and rear step bumper, XLT trim, low mount swing-away mirrors, hghf group, convenience group. AM, FM stereo, air conditioning, sliding rear window, overdrive tranrmjsion, limited slip rear axle, dome light, cargo box liner, courtesy light, instrumentation and vent windows Stock #5853T IS

W A S $15 ,707

'11,102 NEW 1991 RANGER 4 x 4 STYLESIDE PICKUP

" tourtnfl * * * * cassette " "ndow, chroma rear slap bumper, overdrive transmission.

£ £ ? S L T J U t L ? ! d e a r coat paint power Bearing.

IS

W A S $ 1 6 , 6 5 0

<12,212

NEW 1990 BRONCO 4x4 XLT

corwantanea group, powar door kxfcs powar windows auto-Mr. AM/FM stereo cassette deluxe 2 tone paint. antMock hub*,

speed oorttol. artMock brakes Stock #2965T. IS

W A S $22 ,282

$15,640 125 NEW ESCORTS IN STOCK!

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Building scene CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

Marilyn FHchett edit o r /591-2300

M o n d a y . N o v e m b e r 26 , 1990 O A E

Will TV ads spark sales of property? By Gerald Frawlay staff writer

Selling by television is nothing new — television has long since transformed from the greatest po-tential for learning and communica-tion it was originally thought to be to the world's greatest marketing tool.

In America, television is "Sell-ivi-sion."

Television has been used to sell everything from fast food to politi-cal candidates (OK, maybe that's not much of a contradiction) — but sell-ing commercial, industrial and off-ice buildings — now that's a new twist.

Keith Simmons, the producer of "Business Opportunities of the Nine-ties," a new show in pre-production, thinks selling commercial real es-tate is an idea whose time has come. "In tbe 21st century, you'll see a show like this in every major mar-ket."

Beginning the week of Jan. 14. Business Opportunities will begin airing on WKBD-Channel 50 Monday through Friday at 6 a.m.

Simmons said in addition to highlighting commercial real estate, the show will also promote vacant land, businesses for sale, and mes-sages from communities trying to reach developers and builders.

"In essence, it's a video classified section," Simmons said.

WHILE NOT A REPLACEMENT for walking a site, it will help the buyer take an informed step, he said. "The program should Se part of a to-tal media mix."

When a person has something to sell, Simmons said the best way to sell it is by getting it in front of po- , tential buyers as many times and in as many ways as possible. "What-ever else you're doing, (television) should be part of it," Simmons said.

John Serra, the host of Builder's Open House (seen Sundays on WDIV Channel Four), will host Business Opportunities.

Serra, a licensed commercial bro-ker, said there is a communication gap between people who have prop-erty to sell and those who want to buy It. That gap, be said, is the video media.

In today's "now society," where everyone is competing to stay ahead, "the business man has more money than time," he said. A television show will permit investors to pre-view property over a broad geo-graphic area in a short time.

Serra said television is ideal for selling commercial property. With it, be said, a seller can show a build-ing's exterior and interior, its loca-tion, its special features — such as proximity to roads and other neigh-boring properties — price, and a contact person.

BUT MIKE VanLOKEREN. a partner with the commercial broker firm Hanzl Keptic and VanLokeren in Troy, said while television may work for residential real estate, be doubts television advertising will be helpful in selling commercial real estate.

VanLokeren said most people who are investors in commercial real es-tate "have better things to do than sit around watching (television)." Most investors, he said, will get in touch with an experienced broker through a banker, accountant or fi-nancial adviser ,x

Selling residential property is very different from selling commer-cial real estate, he said. "If there are 50 different homes, they're all dif-ferent. If there are 50 different buildings, they're all essentially the same."

A house fulfills several functions, he added. There are the practical as-

pects - shelter - but they also ful-fill ego, provide a place to raise a family, VanLokeren said.

Someone looking for commercial property wants square footage and an inexpensive lease. "It fulfills no ego."

PAUL KAUFF, a broker with Cra-bill & Co. in Livonia, said using tele-vision to sell commercial real estate, to his knowledge, has never been

tested. "I don't even know if (using television to sell residential real es-tate) works." *

But that doesn't mean it won't work, Kauff said, adding that be thinks the idea has possibilities.

The best marketing tool in the commercial real estate business, Kauff said, is the billboard or signs put on a parcel of property. "Most people already have an idea of

where they want to (locate)," he said. After deciding what area they

like, most investors will drive through the area looking for pros-pects and then get the name of the sign.

But in a slow economy, a televi-sion show might increase the chanc-es a property will be seen, Kauff said. "Anything that will help — es-pecially now - is worth a shot."

Harold Lawson. president of the M.E. Arden Co. in Farmington Will. said the only way to find out if tele-vision will be helpful in selling com-mercial property is by trying i t

"Why hasn't someone tried it? That's a good question,"' Lawson said Most brokers rely on personal contacts developed by years of expe-rience and they've had success thai way.

Craving for carport causes consternation The condominium complex I live

in has covered carport areas for Its residents to ase. The problem is that there is not a sufficient amount of spaces for the number of residents ia tbe complex. I have learned from other residents that a number of years ago, quite some time before I became a resident, tbe association had asked all residents whether they wanted a carport space. Those who said yes were assigned a space. Those who said no were not This policy has stack through the years despite the fact that there has been numerous resident changes since the time this policy was adopted. I have been watching certain spaces for a while uow, which always seem to be unoccupied so I know there are a se-lect few that are not being used. I would like one of these covered car-port spaces but I do not know how to go about addressing the issue in the

condominium. They aren't too recep-tive to residents who try to bring about change. Do you have any suggestions?

Review your condominium docu-ments to determine whether the car-ports have been assigned as limited common elements or otherwise. Also determine whether alternatively the association has a right to assign car-port. spaces or otherwise license them. Depending upon your review, preferably with the benefit of com-petent counsel, bring the matter to the attention of the association under the guise that the assignment of car-ports is discriminatory and irration-al. Write the board a letter and de-mand that it deal with this problem in a proper fashion. If it ignores your request, you may have a basis under the condominium documents to pur-sue the association for redress.

Our subdivision consists of 100

condo queries Robert M. Melsner

lots. Each lot Is sabject to various building and use restrictions that limit the use to single family resi-dential purposes and prohibit the construction of fences higher than four feet. The Michigan Department of Transportation expropriated vari-ous lots for coos traction of a high-way that now violates subdivision building and ase res trie tioas oa those lots condemned. Are we entitled to any compensation for violation of the deed restrictions aad the resul-tant damages due to the proximity of our homes to the new highway?

Yes There is, in effect, deemed a partial taking of your property for which you may be entitled to com-pensation similar to an out-and-out condemnation. You should be able to establish the diminution in value of your property as a result of the con-struction of the highway and the dis-turbance of your restrictions. If you cannot resolve the matter reason-ably with the Department of Trans-portation, you should consult with an attorney who will obtain an appra-isal indicating tbe amount of the di-minution in value of your property.

You may also be entitled to recoup your legal fees

I am buying a condominium unit Tbe Realtor insist* that the seller have at least five days from the date of closiag to vacate the premises. I do aot have aa attorney, but some-how I am uncomfortable with that proposition. What is your sugges-tion'*

When I represent a purchaser of any property, I insist that the occu-pancy or possession of the premises be at closing. If that is not possible or feasible, I require a substantial penalty well in excess of the amount of the mortgage payments to be held in escrow by an escrow agent and collected out of the proceeds to in-sure that tbe purchaser is adequately funded in the event that he seller does not vacate the premises on the date promised In other words, the

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seller may be penalized ia the amount of $ 150-|300 per day for each day he stays in the premises be-yond the date when he is to vacate. That puts a great incentive on the seller to vacate on time so that it will not be necessary for the pur-chaser to begin eviction proceedings to obtain possession of the unit I would seriously question the propriety of any contrary provision

Robert M. Meisner is a Bir-mingham attorney specializing tn condominiums, real estate and corporate law. You are minted to submit topics about condomini-ums that you would tike to see dis-cussed tn this column by writing Robert M Meisner at 30200 Tele-graph Road. Suite 467, Birming-ham 48010 This column provides general information and should not be construed as legal opinion

PRIME CANTON LOCATION FROM '68,500

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Use care in selecting video room installers

Home theater and custom audio-video installations are on their way to becoming the status symbols of the 90s

These audio-video systems, which hold a strong allure for con-sumers. " can provide concert hall sound and theater realism to discs and movies

But, according to the editors of Video Magazine, electronics instal-lations ot this nature involve more than just connecting wires and plugging in components

installation industry did over 9400 million ia sales and services, ac-conttng to UHl—Uy BOuTCB THT money was spent by cotwimeis who paid experts for their knowl-edge of electrical video components, carpentry, home design aad how all these should co toeether

Finding a reputable installer can be difficult and the effects ot a poorly installed custom setup can

wreak havoc on an entertainment system Improperly placed' or shielded wires can cause interfer-ence snd bad reception. Speakers mounted in the wrong position yield distorted sound

The associaUon that can direct consumers to accredited installers in their areas is the Custom Elec-tronic Design k Installation Asuoci-auon (CEDIA), a nationwide non-profit trade organisation wboee members are companies that spe-c U l m i o i r . s u . m g electronic en-t#rUInTfifnT automation security and communication systems ia the

To find a member company ia your area, write to CEDIA, 10400

Hills, IL l a 1 .

Roberts Road. Pains The telephone

•OO-CEDIAJO To become a CEDIA member

company e Needs to have been In

ness under the same name for at least two years

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502 H«p Wanted 502 Help Wantad

ASSISTANT OMECTOR Of NUR8MIG

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n* smg director -Hh OTMoui nura-MEDICAL BILLERS

644 -1070 Oak land C o u n t y 591-0900 W a y n e C o u n t y 852 R o c h e s t e r / R o c h e s t e r H i l l s

500 Help Wantad 500 HaipWantad 500 Help Wantad 500 HaipWantad 500 HaipWantad 500 Halp Wantad 500 Hatp Wantad HOUSEKEEPING PERSONNEL Unajue opportunity for upenancad Owwe lo maintani executive tu*m at Joe Loms Arm. Ca* tor

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500 HaipWantad FIELD SUPERVISOR

CfTY OF TROY Rwakret high Ktaol g GEO. and at MM 4 yr* In raapaa/mamtananoa ot i '«*» aqupntarx. nduSn^ supervisory experience OUOO y Apply no Mar rtwi Dec ll.jggo to CNy of Trey, paracmM. 500 W

HMO For to* aarMca

N.AIR ORESSER 4 MANICURIST CM lues-Sat

532-2426

HOUSEKEEPING DIRECTOR

n* ewari, Hea Nuramg Cantor to seMmg an expwi-encad •fnrwio' lo mwiage toM hojaakeeping department ** an ttraiant compen-xat-on package Intoreeled indt-iKkMa wtlh proven abWty xppty

4T7-09SJ Beverly HAa Nursing

MM Graanftwd. Royal Oak. mi 460;

KEYPUNCH OPERATOR A Leading Serv*e Co haa perme-nenL pan Miua mommoi 4 night poawona Mkwnum fTocO Wy •ttokaa par hr ragged Muet ba •We IO work accurately m a 'a* paced environment Oftor S8/hr lo start. win ExcMant Benefit

a w e s * — An Equal Opportunity Employer

MACHINIST r

Medium toed Wixom company •pok«B tor experienced Machinal 3-5 Year* experience on Bridgeport

• FUBNTTURE SAL£S~ MTEfKMCMM

Dobta FumRura a d

wwung TR* nana ol (he ahop a Share Your Hair

. . Plymouth Rd . Livonia I AM tor Joanna 425-5440

slructor Part-time Experience pre-ferred to* aM tram Apply m paraon Farmington YMCA, 26 MO Famm.

j 'on W6. or ca* Jean at 5S3-4Q20 HtATWQ * COOLMG aarvtoe to5^ 5**"* •» commereM company

raquaed. top pay t ban-

HVAC INSTALLS*. with minimum 3 yeer* axpwMico. naadafl tor ra«-oantlal/comfnarcial installations

«*wf trtnaaa Applications ara batog al NLB Corporation.

2M-J0 Back Wfl., Wuom Direction* caa ba obtained by caNma

(313)624-5555

i 40 IK Program/ - 5 Days ftaxibW t

M 4 locations CM Mr. WW*

•«LP NEEDED tor cato In office „ 1 W — H Drata araa Mo

• tor nlgkto weMentN or hottday*. CM ! Sue aftw 2pm only 553-9336

H.VR.C. MECHANIC 5 year, axp, mduatnai

"an art- Union n g i St opportumy MM raauma to: 20101 FankaL Detroit Ml 46223 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS tor HVAC Tactwaclana Mine num 3 yr* axpan-anoa In aarvtoa and mat Melton need o—f apply rurMtiil driving record » a muat Oi—Bad can advance to management powbon CM between 12-4pm. 471-4636

GENERAL LABOR i Looking tor choc* atwgnmwttt wan ftoxtol* tcheommg 6 top pay. than torn out leerW

Victor Interim

Services 2 6 1 - 3 8 3 0

INSTRUCTIONS NEEDED tor a sup-ported independent program work-"S the dawetopmentairy *°*ad. Ca* Karan at 663-4065 INSURANCE ADJUSTOR (Inside)

Some axpartanca Mature pretorrad 119K range. Fua bana«ts No toe

B. HAMIL PERSONNEL 424-B470

MAINTENANCE NIGHT CREW PART TIME Mainte-nance personnel tor Joe Louw Arena Apply •ithki

NAIL TECHNICIAN Wanted tor modern salon In Novi Ckerrtela waning Ca* Shan or °ato« ^ 346-3135

NEW WOOD naw tocany to manulaciure art **" * catanalry needs an e>parl-

«»d Production Supervisor lo Nre * provide handa-on training to staff Pro«*ctton* packaging opa oon We are Iteilbto about houri a your age is no problem Ws need expen-anea, II you have It. send your re-sume to PO Bon 65400. Weatland ML 46164. Attn; Mr Kent.

PAINTER APPRENTICE For large company m W BtoomMd

wa tram Fu* time Quaran-„ --l/aa» round employment Can 7am -9am al 663-5060

MAINTENANCE PERSON needed Ml time tor large apartment com-ptos In Farmanglon —

Fn , 9-5. doaed We 476-1467 MAINTENANCE PERSON

Enperlencad tor Ann Arbor area. Knowledgeable m haaang. plumb-ng. STpkancas 4 tae work as wel as other Melds Mual »ve on-site have own tools Sand resume to Bwtlng-ton Management. 23*70 MtddtoOW. Farmmgton H«a. Ml 46336

476-0322

SouWIeM store. 2S275 Talegrac WoaA N you ara interested In cNna. cryMaL ane gWaaia and ro6actlblas

"pply m parson al tfte above n Mon. thru Fri tOam-Spm

Hculy

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»™r" wnceeeaw. MUSt nave :-Jsge plant experience ReSeiemss eqwrad »5-»6 per to. 553-0647 GROCERY PERSONNEL j OB

Part lima Mtemoona/evan- per

HOMEMAKERS & OTHERS

Do you need antra money now7 Use your spare Ume to gat the extra money you need 35 year old com-panyhaa S naw ofltoe poelttona to

EARN $6-411/HR | Salary* Bonuaaa. Chooaa from our 9-1 or 5-6 shafts. Requtomerrts are a sens of htanar 4 an

1 sonaMy lo Wk to p. P one EASY WORK sMh GREAT HOURSI CaM Ma Johnson tor a per-

462-9234

WSURANCE AGENCY des es m ofltoe auto and home custom* ser-vice repreeentallwa. Rawaraments ara good customer relettons and ofllca skaa tor an automated agen-cy Experienced or arii tram and rasuma and salary ragutremenu to: Kurt* AoOTcaee. »*. 26525 Wwten. Garden CRy. Ml 4*136

MAINTENANCE PERSON Wsapsd Experienced pretorrad Fu* time tor apartment community In l-»<*»>a 427-6970

PAINTERS NEEDED Expanenoed. dependaMs 6 reaabie

CaB: 474-2258 Or: 349-2123

PARA LEGAL Needed lor Law Firm, located In Troy Must have 1 to 2 yrs. experience Top Acadenwc Credentials Can Barb. 641-7*00 PERSON FOR Mop repair* pari time, idael tor retired person. Cm

425-4613

PROGRAMMER/TROUBLE Shooier Small company graduate wMh o — 1 program

. experience Pretoratolls Oe-taflex or dBA&E M Hand* on knowiegs of PC's. Printers, ale helptol Pleasant non-smoking mvn-ronmenl Salary low 20"s plus ban» Ws Send resume to Programmer. Box 2066-2*2. B«mmghem Mi 46012 PURCHASING ADMINISTRATIVE

ASSISTANT For kghtmg Uswgr * supply Vm Good organttabonal 6 secretarial •kto* Famlkar wnh PC Send resume to: Attention Moaw. 30733 W 10 Mae. Farmmgton Ws. Ml 46336

SALES Seek .mg an Individual lo hand's en-try lew secretarial duties Must have good communication 4 In-terpersonal skMs • General clerical asm lo include

typing of 40wpm. Mng. computer aptoa

• Sat 4 evening work required • Growth opportunity avatabM • 6 mo ratal satoa experience CM Michigan Rani To Own. Lisa Dens at 253-1120

PUWCHASlNG-OATA ENTRY Entry lav* poamon Computer work. PO/lnventory system, exploiting, W-mg snd soma buying Must be corv scMnttous. organized snd comfort-

t on tha phone Salary dapend-mg m abaay/background, nssums. with salary history, to Purchasing, or apply st Sames Electrostatic. 11996 Merriman. Livonia, Ml 46150 Purchasing

INVENTORY CONTROLLER

PERSON TO CLEAN Carpeted haaa and stan

MAINTENANCE PERSON MM strong electrical and some mechani-cal abflRy Factory experience required Ptymoutti/Canton area CM Ron at- 455-7755

INSURANCE/Cuatomar Sarvlce-Larye Troy agency seeks Expert enoed parson* Unas CSA Salary and benefits Contact: L. Knjea at

641-0900

AGENCY POSITIONS SoutMtold - Llvonaa - Troy

Detroit - Dearborn - Farmington Commercial 4 Personal Urwe '

CSR s-Marketmg-Oaims-Ralers CONCORD PERSONNEL

19500 MtddtobM Rd 476-2200

MAINTENANCE SUPERVISORS

Hardworking, reliable mdMdualt. HMded m ma ktotro Detroit araa Tha ideal candidates w« have axpe-rtance In M araaa ol mamtanenoe

staff, work with people and handle

pty n parson on Mon.-Fri I0«n-VTLLAGE PARK OF TROY

500 Coachman Dr. (Off Rochester Rd.

between 15 & 16 Mile Rd».)

work m 76 unit apart i h w k complex Can eea4y be done W 2 days or part ume m 4 or 5 day* PtaeM gne pnone number, art drees P«r dealrad and any relet-enoaa you may hava Loc»-tton northern Royal OM CM 256-4362 or wr*e: CLEANING. 1000 South Woodward. Suite 106, Bir-mingham. Ml 46009

mmg Responstols tor r tory control 4 to assure the alMtyot stock The selected candi-date mual possess strong orgwkza-konalM«* 1-2 yrs experience 4/or

PHARMACY TECH Fu« time flexible hours, salary de-pendent upon experience 4 ben*Rt 2<K»«a"t* Compeny paid bana-«ts 4 emptoyw discount Sae Mr Mod or Fanaka. Sav-On Drugs. 6610 Tatograph at Maple. Bknwngham

mg* 16 years or older No axparlanca necessary Heavy lifting required. Starting pay M.00 an hour Apply In paraon FOOD EMPORIUM 6 MHe A NewfaurQh

GROUNDS HELP NEEDED Fu* time tor naw apartment conv Ptoa m BsasvUe Must be sM- | morivssed 4 energetic Salary oon» msnwraie with expertence. CM tor appointment. Mon.-Fn 697-6742 GWOUNDSPERSCN n«MM full time tar luxury apartment comn-ty to Famringlon H*to For torMar m-

tormatlon CM Sharon al 474-6243 An Equal Opportunity Employar

GROUP HOME ASSISTANT MANAGER

LW* Assistant Manager at OM Park group homa tor * davatopman-ta*y fkssMsd men with growing In-novative agency met oners upward mOtMtY ftatolad experience and ooucatiori and 0MH training pra-tarsad. 16 50 i an hour with bene-IW*. For mora mformatton. cM Nina at 352-5272

JAWC 26366 Franklin Rd.

HOMEMAKERS. RETIREES 4 STU-DENTS eam antra US. up to 2 days

aa. dakvermg advartMng ma-to ratM locations m your Musi have own tranaporta-

Oon. experience preferred CM 313-649-0400

HOTEL MAINTENANCE, day Mtft. to* Uma rooms mamtananca. praw-

INSURANCE - If you are an expen-ded personal or commercial Inas Cuetomer Sarvtoa Rep or successful cooucar. wa would Mia to help the insurance agencies 4 companies m the metro araa *nd YOOI Our com-pany paid lees sre low. so we get the job orders. CM Am BM. 540-3355

Mk*i Ins. Personnel Service 30600 Tatograph Rd., Strife 2635

Birmingham. Ml 46010

Apply m person Hoaday Inn Uvonia Waal

HOTEL Part ttms mgm porter, must be 16 y Apgto M * Days Inn. 36655 Plymouth Rd.. Uvonto.

INTERIOR PLANTSCAPE MMnte-nanoe person - FuN/part Km. pay beeed on axperwnce Must have own vehicle 471-0460 BILL KNAPP-S of Plymouth, no, Nrtng part tlma lemtor Apply n per-•On. 40900 Arm Arbor Rd or CM Al orjolm 459-1616

An Equal Opportunity Employer

jwuuiRani, * An Equal Oppork,

GROUP HOME MANAGER NEEDED tor »roup home m Westland. expert-em* and/or education m human aarttoaa *atd snd sbany to su-pentoe others required Competi-tiva salary 4 beneWs 9*1-4222 GROUP HOME MANAGER poaMton avMabls m baauOM Livonia homa a yr* Managerial experience trtn-muffi wt« pratorawce losrat 0 candl-daias with cottage background In ra-tattoJ lew Interested sppkeant* srx ild be wMng to assums ackk-•>o«M supervisory rssponstoHtlsa Salary nagotiaow, • paid vacation. * health 4 dental meurence CM tor "tor-view. 2*1-1094

SALON IN FARMMGTON HILLS is looking tor sggi mi l

Halrdraaaars4 Manlcurtat.

SALON In Fwmmgton HMs • took mg tor aggranne halrdraaaars *

natPtoaMcM

tor IgM houeMeapMg. Mon-Fn.. 2S-38 tos. per wk. CM 476-M10

HOUSE CLEANING" Parmanam pert ume day*. Oompati-" » aalary range 4 hnnusaa lo quM-—J applicant* Work tor a wM aa-tobHM Company serving Oakland 4 W Wayne Counties 352-27*5 HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGER

A Llvcmia baaed company is looking tar a Human ftosnurcas protaaaluii-aL As a member of management. tTUs position MR handto M areas ol pra-employmant screening. benelHs programs, performance appraisals and employaa communications Labor retotlona or HR degree pratorred. Sand raaume and salary raaaramant* to Mr. Richards P.O. Box 9036, Uvonto. Ml 46150.

An Equal Opportunity Employar

JANITORIAL HELP part time morning*. Uvonia area CM 9am-4pm. 846-7950

MAJOR OIL COMPANY seeking ag-graaaive. dadicaied mdMduets that fwa abWty lo supervise and control murn-mM6n dote gaaoMW C-Stora operations m the northwest •uburb* To Inquire CM: Ext 1230

or Ext. 1274, 1-600-227-0707 EXPERIENCED Licensed Manicurist tor Quay Frank in Salon. Part Uma

- • 826-2457 VK TANNY has immediate open-ings In our Plymouth 4 Redford lo-cations tor Manager Trainees. Wa also have openings for leaning par-

PHOTOGRAPHIC: Seeking tslsap arson/dark Fu* ume posi-tion. soma experience Fox Portrait Studtoa, North naa. Ml 34»-0303

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Must ba oerrlfted taechar. position open 1 day m me NorttivWa area

1 546-9796

of personal computers la as* send resume stating

salery requirements to. Personnel Administrator

AUTOMATED . MARKETING SYSTEMS

26533 Evergreen Fid Ste 400 SouthBeld. Ml 46076

QUALITY ASSURANCE AUOITOR Fast paced company needs experi-enced inspector lo audit quality sys-tems adherence. GRR. parts inspec-tion. monnor 4 plot SPC charts. Send resume lo OA Auditor. PO Box 97. Wayne. Ml 46164

SECURITY A national security company a Cur-rently seeking high profltod security officers tor s premier highrue ortlce building located m SouthheM Suc-cessful candidates must possess good public relations ska* We offer the following • Starting wage »7 par hr •BC.'BS * lite insursnce • Blarar style uniforms pro video • Career advancement training

program Sandreaums lo

Mr PruOen 16250 Northland Or . Ste 317

Southfield. Ml 46075 Equal Opportunity Employer

Minority/Female/Handicapped/Vel

' S T O C K Stock 4 Display help, ful & part tune positions experience prsiferred Fua lime oeneats available including medical denial 4 vacation

Apply in person only JOE S PRODUCE

33152 W 7 Mi

WANTED Twelve enlhusiaMlc races tor our telephone surwy department No salting Win tram Pa.0 «eekr, Fun "-nosphere Must ba 14 or otdei

CALL LOLA AT 427 -9335.

SECURITY Farrmngton H«a luxury develop-ment seeking mature, reliable per-son lor fu* llms gatehouse at tend-ant CM 8am to 4pm 661-4414

son* interested parttoe ptoaae cM lor appointment Plymouth 459-8690

535-5010

JANITORIAL/OFFICE CLEANING Couples or individuals tor pert Inn <hj« ttme Protect Supervisor 40-hour +

Evenings 5 days *5 per bonus Uvonla/Ptymoum

459-6353 JANTORIAL - Part Uma. 5 days/wk . flaxlbla hour* Must hava rMabie tranaportatton Start S5 hr. Uvonto. Call Phil 422-3690 KENNEL ATTENDANT/GROOMER Needed for buay Birmingham loca-bon Experience preferred, but wm tram motivated paraon CM. 646-1874. eves. 879-5774 KEYPUNCH 4 Kaytape Operators Oays and afternoons available Fu* time poaltion. Mual ba experienced

474 1136

LAW CLERK: Needed for Law Firm M Troy Non smoking office CM Barb. 641-7600

NCOME TAX PREPARERS Fu* or Part Time. 4 high volume tocaiton* CM 1-600-CtTY TAX

<1-600-246-9629)

INSTALLER •nwiaiSata opening tor mstMer al metro Detroit-s largest cellular com-munication equipment torn. lnela*a-tton 4 mechanical experience help-ful Must be dependable 4 hava a good drMng record Must be able to work some Saturday* Positions open at our Madtoon Heights ofltoe. BlrTMigham offica. 4 our Farmlng-

o«ca Apply m paraon m Mobatromc*. Inc.. 31075 John R.. N. Of 13 M*a. 1532 S Woodward. M. of 14 Mae Birmingham, or 32*25 Northwestern Hwy , juat S ol 14

NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE

Management FINANCIAL SERVICES Metropolian Life a trader m finan-

cial services with 128 bMlon dollars m assets. hM earned II* reputation m The Quality Co." We ara ex-panding our protoeakonal sales 4 manaoamant staff* Do you sal high goals? Ara you creative, dtopknad 4 have drive? We otter a comprehen-sive career path training program QiMltod candidates can eam up to 1900/weM Excellent benefits pack-age Send raauma to: ThorriM Petroff. PO Box 5147. Southfield. Ml 46086-5147

Join Met It pays! An Equal Opportunity Employer

MANAGEMENT POSITION *16-S20k - bonuses, health beno«ts. expanding business Contact Mark at I Can t De*e.e It s Yogurt. 645-9370

MANAGEMENT TfUUNEES Young company needs to open 2 branch offlcn No experience naoaaaary. wairam Earning

POUCE/FIRE RESERVE OFFICER

CITY OF FARMINGTON Putt* Safety (Poaca/FIre combina-tion, Reaerra Officer positions era now avaaabie at ma Farmmgton Oe-p lmem ol Pubac Safety Reeerv* Offloars asaM sworn officers on pa-jol and parade duttoa aawMaslVa X S o vMtarms ara providad by tha da-sn at least 21 years of age may de-tain an appacatton at Z3600 Liberty SL. Farmington Ail rssianss muat reside within a ». (6) ma* radkia of the Ofy of Farmmgton. Questions may be directed to Commander Chuck Lee at 474-4700

Portrait Sales Rep Photography company ha Immedi-ate openings tor portrait studio mer-kellng representative* Experience preferred, but wf* tram dynamic m-

^oround up to S65-S160 par day commission For interview CM Nedme 622-1199

PRECAST CONCRETE SHAPES Ganerai labor for afternoon shift Heavy fftmg 15 25 an hr snd bane-«s Wixom 669-2500

PRESSER NEEDED No experience necessary

UvorWe area Ask for Gerry 476-2141

QUALITY CONTROL LAYOUT INSPECTOR

Looking lor a parson lo inspect electrical termmeis. plastic mews-tora 4 mi l asaambnes sold to the Momoara A'appliance markets on ths afternoon shift Must be lamfltor wrth M hand held gauges. Indica-tor*. comparators, etc. Must under-stand geomatik. lolerancaa 4 have btoapont interpretation skills The (OO requires record keeping 4 atten-tion to organizad fito ol the records SPC experience a helpful Cxcsksnt beneflts program Send resumes to: Box 704. Attention Personnel Observe 4 Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd. Uvonia. MK igan 4*450

SECURITY Night monitor needed tor dub-house. 29 hours per week Ideal lor cottage student or retiree CM tor immediate interview. Carnegie Park Apt s 355-2211 SEMI-DRIVE R/Warehouae Person

Chemical distribution Apply m per son al 27001 Trolley Industrial Or Taytor Ml 48160

STORE MANAGER National specialty stcira cham asMng candy 4 novelty gifts has opportuni-ties lor those individuals who hare strong motivational skitts 4 s locus cm i msi Ws have an immediate opening lor our Wonderland Slots (Uvonia). 4 soon to be open al Twelve QMS. Lakeside * Feirtane Minimum t yr experience as retsri specialty siora manager required Send reeume la Mr Sulky s 755 W

Troy Ml 48064 Attn Debbie Morgan or cM

422-4960 - 244-9000

WAREHOUSE Dependable, accurate, attention to details, herd-working, non-smoker Pick 4 packing experience hetolw Send reeume to Warehouse 27150 W 8 MHe, Southheid Ml 4*034

WAREHOUSE SHOP PERSON Sheet metal experience prelerrad Must have valid driver s kcanse Ptoaae cM tor mtervMw 8-1 larr. Wolverine Sheet Metal 351 9050 WATERBEO •i.slesi converter, al bad with box tarings queenvi* *700 new. asking I 661-7890

SURFACE GRINDERS - Experi-enced on form loois Also, trainee tor surface grinding and general shop work Must be MechanKMy in-clined. wanting s career m manufac-turing Appy at Ecco Tool Compa-ny. 42525 West 11 Mile. Novi.

ZENITH-RCA-NA P TV.- m-nome Technician earn S2SM-&40M per yr plus benefit, Livingston county Century

313-227-5422

C O M M E R C I A L

B I L L I N G COORDINATOR

Amicar* Home Heelth Services •poneorad by the Sisters ol Mercy » currently Ming a qualified can-drtata tor a Commerdei BWrng Coordinator m its Farmington Bias office

Aexpon.-0.iniM mckide verihcabon ol coverage tor aeracas provided sre withm Ihe rings of coverage Ouakhcatwns mcluda 2-3 ye«s of recant Mkng experience m acuta care home cars or medical office setting Must have current knowl-edge of established standards and procedural oI health insurance and thed party and commercial Mkng Amicar. «<« match yours sk«s wnh a competitive salary and axcattant benefits program To apply send

- . • • • App* cants must be Expanancad and able

hipeJO-SO "Pm CRT and PC

DENTAL HYGlENIST REGISTERED r Southfield pracaca Fu* or pan

DENTAL HYGCNIST-Ltoanasd. to* or part uma Famay practice Fu* Ume benefits Downriver araa CM

HORIZON HEALTH SYSTEMS

Human ResourCM-• 26100 American Or

P O Bo x 5153 Southheid, Ml 40066-5153

DENTAL HYGlENIST For eetabNahd Dearborn Heights of«ca FM/part time, no Saturdays Benefits. prolH menng CM 565-0373

An Equal Opportimtty Employer L ron Fwmmgton

DENTAL HYGlENIST Fu* Uma and part uma Seeking an experienced.

4 ?asS«

DENTAL ASSISTANT Saeking an expanancad Dental Aa-sotant tor our prograearr* office m ma Plymouth-Canton area 3 day*/ weM, no evenings or weekends W.

applicant should bo health-cantered m thav Mestytoa and ca-reer-minded. 453-6320

DENTAL HYGlENIST Centra Livonia, caring 4 motivated parson Part tana. 1 evening ( Sat

•55-1077

DENIAL ASSISTANT - Full lima Come torn iam team a great place to work' W Btoomheid 661-1440

TELEMARKETING Bring your confidence energy 4 work lor us Excellent working con-ditions. flexible hours Bonuses 4 commission available 478-0092

SERVICE TECHNICIAN lor firaplace 4 gas equipment needed Ptoaae aend resume lo Faderaf Fireplace 42970 W 10 MHe. Novi 46375

SERVICE TECHNICIAN immediate opening tor motivated in-dividual wtth good electronic 4 me-chanical ski** Copier, lax. comput CBM. 32720 Northwastem Hiynray Farmington HMs. Ml.. 46334

CM 855-4900

QUALITY CONTROL A headquarters of * leading plastic

aaMs Quality Control QuMty Control Training Coordlnalor Qualifications mckide cottage degree with 1 yr re-lated qualrty control experience 4 good knowledge of SPC. abHfty lo communicate wM m M levels nec-easary Excellent ooportunrty lor Mff-starter, extensive travel re-quired Compeny offers complete benefits package 4 axcattant oppor-tunity Ptoaae forward raaume to Human Resource® p Q Box 2SOO-C. Plymouth. Ml 48170

An Equal Opportunity Employer

SERVICE TEHCNICiAN A PC and Laaar Technician on-Ma and m-dapot Immediate opening Accurate troubtoahooling skins a mustil' Send raaume to M.D 23206 Commerce Drive, Fm HWa. Mi. 46335 Attn Mark armmgion

rk TyMca SHIPPING 4 RECEIVING CLERK 0 tvs fun berteflu Novi araa Can

476-8700 SHIPPING/RECEIVING Manager lor a non-profit organization Har>-dhng Incoming/Outgomg mMUPS Supervise Volunteers $16-$ 18 K Send reaume lo Finance Dircotor 26111 Evergreen, c 100. Soumfieid Ml 46076 An Equal Opportunity

Employer

QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR Automotive stamping supplier Ex-perience required Oeys Apply at 24650 North industrial Dr . N of Grand RKar between Haggerty and

potential 436.000 Birmingham Dearborn Uvonia Pontiac

bonus 1-9556 291-7722 425-5230 373-6030

MANAGER FULL TIME

Fannie May Candtoa I* Saeking reliable candidates to apply tor

LEASING AGENT - experienced m hava some knowledge

_ Including but not llm-rted to modal dtoplay/toaemg West

» Sam-5pm 425-0140 UGHT INDUSTRIAL

Long larm assignment* in Wayne County CM 464-7078

ETD Temporary Service , MACHINIST

2NOSMIFT Radtord location. Muat have rm-mtan 3 yrs M around axpartonce ~'i offer to* benefit package

534-3030 MAINTENANCE PERSON needed to* tune tor luxury apartment com-munity m Farmington H*to. Benefit. Grael people to work with CM Sharon at 474-6243

An Equal Opportunity Employar

manager of bur shop, m Livonia on Six Mile Rd Enjoy great workmg conditions, company benefits 4 our

Rd Enioy -J. company ^ a gu,

de*dou* products loo. Please apply m paraon to Fannie May Candle* Lauraf Park MM. 37702 Six MHe Rd„ Uvonia

EOE M/F MANAGERS - SALES - TRAINERS

AEROBIC COORDINATORS toe Weider Fitneas Center* ara the fastest grwmg heath dubs m Ihe Oa-trow araa Wa r a lokkmg lor protoa-»onal. career mmdad people mat want to make mpre than the aver-aga income For mora information, asnd resume to: PO Box a8347 Foster City, California 94404

CM 313-656-2909

PRINTING MANAGER Needed tor our Redford operation Must hava •Jfartonca wtth er customers and AB Dick pres. good opportunity tor right parson Call Kan at

422-1660 PRINTING PRESS OPERATOR

Printing Press Operator needed lor •n-plant print shop Some experi-ence on AS Dick presses la nacaaary 40KK(. medical plan and paid vacation Call for detail*.

469-0096 PROOUCE 4 STOCK PERSON

Experienced good pay W Bloomfield area Ask tor: SldorKaye 851-9666 PROFESSIONAL Mover,: Drivers 1 year experience required with pro-leiiional moving company Immedi-ate openings . 398-6087

QUALITY CONTROL Currently recruiting an experienced inspector lor Hot Forging Plant Muat be capable ol uamg calipers height guaga, and general inspec-tion equipment Background in SPC a definite plus Respond tor applica-tion to Ms FM PO Box 2919 Dear-born Ml 48126 or CM Ms Fall

313-274-3700 An Equal Opportunity Employer

SHIRT PRESSER - Novi Road Dry Cleaners Flexible hours Experienced or win tram AM tor Greg, 349-8120

SHOE SALES FASHION woman, shoe store needs aggressive experienced sales per son Excatteni salary 4 other bene-fits Fu*/part ttme Apply mperaon

ROBY S SHOES Tel Twelve MM

Telegraph al 12 MM. Southfield 352-0442

SNOW-Laborers tor snow shovekng and operating enowt>lowers Musi be available/reliable S10 an hour

x 422-323i

REAL ESTATE SALES S25.000 guaranteed I If you always wanled 10 start a career In real estate, but toft you couidn 1 take a chance on a lower first year income now «the lime to gel started CM Mr BeUfuss at 261-0700 to find out about our guaranteed income program, and start immediately In a career held of unlimited potential Uvonla-Redforo

REAL ESTATE ONE

MANAGERS See ad for Job F m m Today's Paper Tha Stuart Group

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MANAGER TRAINEES

G I R L S , G U Y S •375 - $600 wfcty average earnings Due 10 outstanding expansion inlemetal Frangrance Co needs 15-20 ambitioua people mmediaieiy Varkxia positions open from ground "oor to upper management Must sn|oy mueic. ton and workmg

No -

PROFESSIONAL RECEPTIONIST Accurate typing required, aome evemnge 4 weekend, Apply in per-son, Ardmora Center . 19810 Farm-ington Rd Uvonia, Mon thru Fri —1 lo 4pm.

PROGRAMMER/ ANALYST

UNIX, C • 3-7 yrs experience To $45,000 • 1-3 yrs experience To $32,000

TECH S UPPORT •3-5 yrs experience To $30,000

Extended Basic preferred 473-7210

Steven J Greene Personnel

RESIDENT AIDES Work m Group Home tatting Full and part-time po-sitions available Fu* Benefit*! $4 75 to start Call 697-8339

SNOW PLOW DRIVERS With or without truck Must be ex-perineced 525-3163

SNOW PLOW DRIVERS With own truck Seasonal or hourly Guaranteed monthly income

422-3232

TELEMARKETING Wa ara looking tor a individual lo sei up appointment, tc outside sales raps Aggressive self slarter wth cold cM experience preferred Leads provided on an ongoing ba-ns Hourly wage plus commission Full or pari time Call Carrie Luke. 9-4pm 683-2800

SELECT COMMUNICATIONS TELEMARKETING looning lw Oed-Icated person to set appoliiWienl, Experienced only Fu* lime, bene ftls Cal! Janet 669-5600 «n 112

$80 BONU8/VO WORKING OAYS Earn $6-$8 per hour No evenrg, weekend* Nation s largest home deeners Part/to* time Cm r* - n "Tl 471-0930

502 Halp Wantad Dental-Medical

ACTIVITIES ASSISTANT lor long 'arm care laokty Ml time A negro, 01 experience m therapeutic recre-ation or related ftoWs Send resume 10 or CM Activities Direct or 50 W Square LMe Rd fUoomhew H«s. Ml 46302 336-0345

Human Resources Manager AMICARE HOME

HEALTH SERVICES 34605 Twelve Mae Rd

Farmmgton HMs. Ml 46333 Equal opportunity Employar

TELEMARKETING - 24 hr* .-wk. Livonia area Mon-Fn 5 30-9 30prr Sat 9am-1pm $5/hr • Bonus More rt expanancad call 425-2672

TELEMARKETING Established inbound man order company seeking sales oriented representative Must potion some sale, experience m Knowledge of closing a seM Musi have a good speMing voice Earn $6 to $10 per hour Non smoker CM 489-0557

ADMISSIONS DIRECTOR

The Beverly HMs Nursing Center located m Royal Oak an extended care factory unoer new management. ««ek ng qualified applicant, tor nw Admissions Director Ex per-ence m long term care or hearth car* admission, 1, required Markeimg beckgro»md a plus For confidential cor.skJeraion please send 'aura to

Administrator The Baverty Hitts Nuramg Corner 3030 Greenfield Royai Oak Ml 48073

268-6610

CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANTS

POSITIONS AVAILABLE Apply m person or tor informer ion

CM 255-6450 DENTAL ASSISTANT Experienced bright 4 caring assistant wanted for ugh quality specufty practice Ex-cellent references 4 academic credentials can toad to tremendous opportunities II you qualify cM 357-3306

DENTAL ASSISTANT Position available m tpeoaity office Experience preferred No waekend hours Troy area 362-3510 DENTAL FRONT DESK Racaptlorv-M Mint have business experience New modern olflos CM Mon-Thurs 9am-5pm 396-4366

DENTAL HYGIENE ASSISTANT Are you a bright, personable motivated high school 'community collage graduate who would Uke a career to health services'' To team about an exerting training opportu-nity m a fagh quality dental specialty office CM 357-3109

DENTAL HYGlENIST Part tuna, with al toaai 1 yr experi-ence lor preventative Trcry office

826-7171 DENTAL HYGlENIST Fua time m Southfield

CM tor an appointment 352-4155

DENTAL HYGlENIST For smaa family oriented practice m Dearborn Part time Ptoaae CM 276-6330

DENTAL HYGlENIST DENTAL ASSISTANT Muat be experienced Long and short larm assignments and perm, nenl position, evsHable CM

DAVIS-SMITH . MEDICAL PERSONNEL SERVICE

354-4100

502 Halp Wantad

DENTAL ASSISTANT Oim growing Canton practice • aaarchlng tor a cftaartu energetic MUkne assist am denude expwr.

OENTAL RECEPTION'S7 Part-nma Experienced ontyl Ftox.u. his. For plseisnt Weal Dearborn Two Den-tist office Benefits 563-3400

OENTAL RECEPTIONIST Fu* Ume F armmgion HMs newest office Experienced Some aSMImg

—— - Fua benefit, Salary 553 2477

FRONT OFFICE ASSISTANT for Ophthalmologist » olfica m Livonia Flexible, pari time hour* CM tor interview 425-25,14

OENTAL RECEPTIONIST Speciality "recuse No Weekends Close working rsUiionahv with patient, Salary nagorfable Start •mmedlalefy' Fn aftemooaa oa Troy area 362-3510

OENTAL RECEPTIONIST fu« ume Applicant mum be ex per enced and able 10 worx w send resume to POBox*07*1 Rochester Mi 46307 FRONT DESK POSITION - tor bus, muKt-speoafty office 30-32 "hours per weM Organoad and delM on-anted Computer experience helpful WeM Bloomfield 855-7407

DMC HEALTH CARE CENTERS WOOOLAND

22341 W 8 M ile Road Detroit. Ml 48219 Phone 536-4700

• Medical Assist am/LPN/pin e Internal MedKuie Fua time e Pediatrics - Pan Time

LEAD RADIOGRAPHER

502 Halp Wantad

DIRECTOR OF NURSING A Northeast Detroit Nuramg Cantor hM an opening tor a DON Thepo-smon requuee a R N with a( least 3 yrs previous Supernsoiy experience to a long larm care setting Must have knowledge ot Medic sre Meek cato D

aktos Outstanding -age 4 beneat peck age is avMaois

tOam - 4pm EXCEPTIONAL NURSE

$35,000 - $60,000 RN , do excepuonaay wen as homo car* nurses Wa need career mmd -3 persona to m i l l mormor leech snd provide ska care to pa-ttonu m the home Ouakfied per sons eern and avwage ol $750 per wee. or more Our experienced nurses often exceed $1000 per wee. Tms is a career oriented earn Hon with mcome limned, only by your wtomgrwee to work It ypu consider yo«*,M s professional person dwwr mg a protosaunal position and en-ioy autonomy cM Mon -Fn l0-5pm 352-6060

PRIME, CARE SERVICES 22150 W 9 Mile Rd

Southfiekd Mi 46034

Monday. November 26. 1990 O&E • 3F 502 Hatp Wi

Dantd Madical LPN

FULL TIME MfOaaGHTS

Marycreat Manor 15475 MttdMben

Lwoma. Mi 4*154 427-9175

MARKETING REP Oo not apply anaal Me

LPN S day and iradmgM mm anaa-aue to* ume snd pen ume poai-Uons For into or appt CM

256-6450 LPN S MM positions ayaaabi* tor mdraouan experienced or wdkng 10 learn m geriatric nursmg We ara seMmg nursM who an* provide our resilience with Ihe kind of care tney wocks provide mew perents nm

appeal Ml Vernon Nursmg Center 26715 Qreanfleid betwwen H>4 11 Mke

MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Wa are accepting applications tor pari ten* nurse's aide poeaiona Whether you ara an experienced aide or amipty mtereeted m making a amerance m the kvee ol me eidar-ry ae oner rewards and chMsngui

• 4 30pm hoaday r

h y g l e n i s t - looking tor highly motivated, enthusiastic « skilled Hy-gtomsi 10 become pert of ow ad-vanced soft tissue management program 4 jom our patient oriented dental team committed to providing the best dental treatment Fu*-lim*. Mon Tum. Thurs 4 Wed or Fr, Mary 477-5100

The McAuley Urgent Car* m Cantor hM available a toad Radiographer position Tin* position <s pert-time 35 hours per week day shift with • enable hour, between 7 30am-

and mdudM weekend and rotation*

I Qualified candidate!, mil pouau • Associates degree In Radiogrsphy Technology • A R R T certification

I • 1-2 year, experience M a Radiographer

• Demonstrated leadervnp was For mora intormation contact Nancy ! Wu al (313)961-6644

Catherine McAuley ' Health System Employment Offica

5301 E Huron River Dr PO Box 992/175

Arm Arbor. Ml 48106 Achieving Workforce Diversity [ Thrown Affirmative Action/Equal ' Opportunity Employer -

HYGlENIST NEEDED For inendiy modern Denial Office m Livonia. Farmmgion area, Thursday 4 Saturday mornings

CM. 476-4300 HYGlENIST

Position available, full or part-time m a multi faoet office Top Pay Ex-catteni Benefits In a Quality orient-ed practae CM 722-5133

LPN or MEDICAL ASSISTANT Dermatology office 2 evening* Plymouth araa CM 996-6783

L P N

TELEMARKETING MANAGER Stanley Sleemer. America , toeamg provider of residential and commer-cial carpel and upholstery cleaning, •s seeking an aggressive enthusiM-tic professional to manage our ex-panding Telemarketing Department m Non Responsibilities w« include recruiting, hirmg. training and devei oping a team of 8 to 12 indmduais Hair, wMI be from noon-Bp m Com-petitive salary piue benefit, and bonus plan Experience m managing a customer service operation pre-ferred Please send a reaume 10 Stanley Sleemer 24404 Catherine Industrial Dr Novi. Ml 46375. Alien Customer Service Manager

APPOINTMENT SECRETARY fu, time tor busy Neurological 4 Xray ckmc m Farmmgton. HDi Snowl-edge of insurance benefits helpful Can Brian between 1»2pm 553-0010

TELEPHONE INTERVIEWING Market research firm seMs ImHw)-uais for part lime Day 4 Evening Work individual, most have excel-lent phone sk ills Typing and com-puter experience a Plus Perfect for homemakers students, retirees and thOM re-entering the jofc market CM Sandy 10am-4pm weekday,

827-2400

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF NURSING

Experienced nursmg home registered nurse needed io teks hands on approach 10 msure outstanding quality care lor our residence* Facility under new management and offer* excel torn compensation For confi-dential consideration p w s m respond 10 The 6ever> h«* Nuramg Canter

3030 Greenfield Royal OM. Ml 4*073

2 6 6 - 6 6 1 0

ASSISTANT NEEDE0 Permanent pan time WM train Podiatry office Livonia area No evenings 261-3606

PART TIME Afternoon Shift

Mew Starling Rate NIGHTENGALEWEST 8365 Newburgh Rd

Westland near Joy Rd An Equal Opportunity Employer

MEDICAL ASSISTANTS « RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY

Must be experienced Full time and part line positions evaaable Busy Family practice Novi and Redford areas CM after tOam 476-0035

age .ranSOW Choose from 2-3 1 per weM or Omt, 10-2 slots

CM 427-627Ql tor Urwverany Convieecarit

and Nuramg Home 28550 Five Mile Rd Livonia. Ml 48154

MEDICAL ASSISTANT wantad tor Our, Chiropractic office m the Southfield wee wa tram FM time

3*1-6640 MEDICAL ASSISTANT RN LPN

experienced needed lor doctor s office « Troy FM 0* pari time Cat tor appointment, 526-9010

s A ^ r r ^ s ^ l fume 30400 l iwmr fkrmmgnam Ml 46010 )r CM. 256-4*35

MEOICAL BtLLEP

334-0115 MEDICAL OFFICE Tr»»cnpt«n

RecepaonM OuIiM Experienced 37 hr, per wk . No WpMends Garden CNy Area 421-0790

MEDICAL RECOROS ADMINISTRATOR

opportunity tor an artergeK. profea-worvai wnn good «terpersonal siutta etio can rebuild and manage Medical Record 'Department through innovative toadarmip Our

ART or RRA

Or M SdMberg, D.I C 5547 Woodwerd OetroM. Ml 4*202

No phone catt*. ptoase An Equal Opportunity Employer

MEDICAL ASSISTANT •cine offlca to-

MEOICAL ASSISTANT •M Ume rn a buay doctor*

oMce In ma Tray are* Cjtpenenoe piatnad. but not C M 3 * 2 - 2 2 2 7

MEDCAL ASSSTANT recaption work n.adl urgent car* tocrnr, Pen or M

paraon 1*000 HM S of B MM

any specialty CM WaynMte iaftar 5pm, 9*15316

MEDICAL/ DENTAL

POSITIONS SaMriM from $12.4*0 to $36 000 AM toM pma by the company a your Boss a lurkeyT Why don'i you gobble up ona of our poaitiona Ex Pwnencwd Receptionists, Dtln As-

U needed tor CM 399-3450

SNELUNG & SHELLING MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST

SM motwatod. mature Futt-uma Rochaalnr HM*

653-6166 MEDICAL RECEPTIOMST - FM Otoe lor SautC'toW office Med«ai

Good pay 455-2970

ctted Ir Birmmghem Experience rtoewsary cm Judy 646-2726 MEOiCAl ASSISTANT Pan-time Experienced or wiB dun For | OBGYN office Ask tor Nancy •Ca* 652-2404 MEDICAL ASSISTANT tor tufl time | Southfield office x-Ray experience | necessary Good pay 4 benefits I cm Debbie 455-2970 , MEDICAL BILLER Experienced tor '• 0S-GYN office m Troy FM tone. ] good worxmg envwonmenl ' bene-ts CM Maravn 626-6061

Medical Secretar ies UP TO .

$ 1 0 / h r c a l l

WOLVERINE

358-4270

MEDICAL STAFFING SPECIALIST

PROFIT SHARING BONUS

Excaaant base salary Send reatmie and salary hMory 10 P O Box Six

Mi 4*034

MEDICAL SECRETARY - rowing medical center To $*/hr • CM Mary al UfiUFORCE 473-2932

MOHT CHARGE NURSE I you a dynamic, tM ttarang RN m been looklna tor a cnattang BQMIor thai oftor. m. opporlu

prevKto ma rugneet »iaaty 0 our r sei a ants by uamg your

* you have (he abany to 1 by ti tmplt 4 provnto 1

Of.

2*eclor Of Nurang tor «| miarvlww 427-8270 UWveraay Com 11111111 Cam* Nursmg Home. 2*500 Five MM Uvonia. 4*154

NURSE AIDES & ORDERLIES

Fu* and part tima openings available on ail shifts $5 to stan plus benefit* Will train. Apply in per*on Cameiot Hail Convalescent Center. 35100 Ann Arbor Trail. Livonia 522-1444

NURSES AIDES - Full Time

MEDICAL TRANSCRtfTIONIST Pan lime requved tor Southkeig Pia*tic Surgery Offic* fiexibw firs CM Mark 424-5600 MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST

Up to $11/fir CM Tom al UNIFORCE 357-0037

NURSE AIDES Up lo $7 50 Experience requved. Home Car*, private duty staffing («va m*. $55,:*94/dey i

Health Car* Pr oteeamnals 25699 W 12 MM. =360 Southfield Mon 4 Fn

10-12 or 3- 5pm Mon thru Thurs 9-2pm

19904 Harper Harper Woods Mon 4 Thur, B-ipm

* nsreMari W tow starting i*m Sea Carol

NIGHTENGALE WEST. •365 Nawtxrgn Rd

Weatland neer Jov Rd An Equal Opportunity Cmptoyai OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST

FM Uma la torn aw progressive

Observer t Eccentric Newspaper, 36251 Schoolcraft Rd M n > Michigan 4*150

OFFICE PERSONNEL - exparwncao tor Dr s ofMce FM Ume good tyamg

to 7286

I HOME C 6ERVICE GUIDE -jx DEADLINES: 4 P.M. TUESDAY FOR TH Y EDITION/4 P M FRIOAY

9 Aluminum Siding 33 Bldg. A Remodeling 66 Electrical 99 Gutters 215 Plumbing AAA/ALUMINUM,'VINYL SiOCNG Irlm. gutters, replacement window, door*, deck,. garsgM repM* Lie /In, Free E,t Ken 421-3616

A-l WORK A-l PRICES Addition*, partitions panottmg. etc

35 yrs in ara* Res 4 Comm Lie. H M Rose 4 Son, 477-4170

TELEPHONE INTERVIEWERS The Livonia office a* * laading na-tional research firm hM opening, on it', evenmg/weMend shift tor peo-ple 10 conduct opinion po*a Appli-cants must be self-motivated pos-ses, excellent readmg skm, and a dear voica Call Viet oris between 9 30am -4pm 421-6320

SNOWPLOW TRUCK DRIVERS Wantad Maiur* reliable

Some experience preferred 645-0078

SNOW SHOVELING-Drtvers wrth own truck and snowbtower 10 wf-v»ce sidewalk route GuarantMd monthly Income 422-3232

TELEPHONE RECEPTlONrST Needed tor rmd-sue law firm in Southfield Hours 10:30am-7prr. Experience preferred Good Cay 4 benefits Call Oavid May 356-4400

8ILLERS Are you energetic, motivated >ook. ing tor a new challenge? Lei us con-fidentieky represent you Posilwrv, available for balers with any of tie following medical meurance tfiea party, lab or IV mtoaion Excetam starting saiarie, Attractive loca-tions At toM employer paid Con-tact Mitie Montorte 93? "70

HARPER ASSOCIATES 29870 Middtobelt

Farrmngton Has. Mich 4633.

RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE Sato* Career with an old established firm W* ara expanding our RMNtonuai Diwaton and ara mieretted m new satotpeooto. (experienc* net necas-sary) CM tor intormation and told out M the advantagM we have io Oftor Aak for ShMa Raymond

Thompson-Brown 553-8700

ROOFERS- EXPERIENCED - Torch down. BUR. shingling Also helper, wantad Fnnge benefits .565-0450

Carrie. 557-3550 UANANGEMENT POSITION

avMabto at Salty Beauty Supply of No* 4 Weatland tor an »£gUc Hard working person wan ratM manangement or tuparvtoory expe-rience Muat be quick 10 Mm 4 rajdy to start immediately FuB ben *•! package 4 competitive salary CmKJ 442-03M

PROGRAMMER ANALYST IBM COBOL DOS/VSE

$30,000-$32,000 FEE PAID BY EMPLOYER

CALL 569-3030 FAX 569-8641 GENERAL EMPLOYMENT 17117 West S MHe Sle 1039 SOUTHFtELO. Ml 4*075 PERSONNEL AGENCY

SALAD PREP FM and pan time position, aviai-abie Experience pretorrad Full time benefits including Blue C t o m 4 « . -Cfttton

Apply in parson oaty

JOE'S PRODUCE 33152 W. 7 Mile Rd.

Livonia

SOCIAL WORKER - CERTIFIED OR SOCIAL WORKER TECHNICIAN Excettent wages and benefit. Prefer long term care experience but would consider other. Please cat LMe Orion Nursing Canter. 693-0505, ask tor Mr Sharrard SOFTWARE DATA BASE - Looking for Programmer Relational Dela B*m experience (D-BaM Smart ware, mc.>. Must be outgoing 4 good at working with people Call, Mon-Fri. between 9am-12noon Ask tor Dave 471-O901 SORTERS - 6 month, factory expe-rience, busy Farmington Hdls auto-motrve To $280/wk Call Panic* al Unifprce 473-2935 SPECIAL PROJECTS OPERATOR

FM time with cleaning company Ftoxibto hours We supply Truck or iran to carry equipment Ask lor Garry 455-9786

SPORTS MINDED $18,000 to $20 000 I /ear $35 000 4 up after 2 year. Full benefits Employment Cantor toe 569 1636

TELLER PART TIME

Position available at Our Uvonia offica Candidates mutt have gooc math. Clerical skills 4 public cooiacl experience Previous teller experi-ence required Paid vacation and 40 IK plan Apply in person 10am-3pm. Mon thru Fn..

DETROIT SAVINGS BANK 10962 Middlemen Livonia

An Equal .Opportunity Employer

MARKET RESEARCH FIRM needs Weak arid Phone intern towers Sat-urttoy 4 Sunday only CM Sandy

427-2400 - —7 " !0em-4pm weM days

CERTIFIED MECHANIC Apply m person al Johnrae. Ga-raga 1250 S Wayne Rd Weatland

NOW HIRING

CLERKS PACKAGERS _

LIGHT ASSEMBLY

CALL WOLVERINE

- 358-4270

NOW HIRING •optoa« our

--•J jMpertmeni UHWMr and ua No SeMng Pad Weakly

PART TWC PROGRAM TRAINER to aupportod mdapeiidenca

PROGRAMMER ANALYST SENIOR PROJECT MANAGER

8 S & * c M S £ £ S » tor Ma software product* m Ihe heanhcara and aM/maurance "nduHrto* You can become a part <* • "aem thai ways m tuna with the To custom write loftwar. tor it* your training and career <Mva mem Strong PC wkm and UNIX operating syMam background ra»*rad En eMail banattta For ramediaia ecnaMaraaon contact Bam Gerwig 313-462-5600 or send raaum* 4 salary htolory to 3*706 7 MHe Rd SM 450. Uvonto. Ml 4*152-1006

PROGRAMMER/INSTALLER "•am growth poMnn tor an

ton* parson COBOC-74 ayalam

SALES DEMONSTRATORS $7 Plus Commission

Permanent pan lime poaMton. m mator international appliance com-pany SeMmg MgMy motivated satoa people to work m max* ratM aioraa Cat Van Appkancm

t-aoo-226-1360

STOCK/CASHIER Part time

Apply al Fair lane Drugs, 37290 Five Mile. Livonia

STOCK HELP - For oriental rug ahowroom m me Michigan Design Canter, Troy Must be neat, wen tooken 4 able to to*ow instruction, Lifting heavy rugs 4 delivery re-quired Muat be at toaat 1* and have good driving record $6/hr Mon-Fn, »-5 643-0333

THE WYNDHAM GARDEN HOTEL « now Nrkng

• HOUSEKEEPERS •STEWARDS Please apply in parson

42100 Crescent BhrO . In Novi HO PHONE CALLS PLEASE

THE WYNDHAM GAROEN HOTEL a now fining Full Tune

BANQUET/CATERING MANAGERS

Ptoase send resume to Attention Director of Saw*

The Wyndham GArden Holei 42100 Cresoanl Blvd Novi Mi 48376

TtRE CHANGER Aggressive sM starting motivated individual needed tor busy repair shop Pto*M cm Tom at. 525-7263

B.S.N. kM- busy outpatient tpeaart, came Mrvxng children and adults, neurol-ogy experience pretorrad Fua time, no evening* or weekends p**J parking, benefits Submn salar, requirement and raaume lo

Director, of Cknical Services EPILEPSY CENTER OF MICHIGAN

3*00 Woodward - 7th Floor Detroit. Ml. 48201

Ar. E uai Opportunity Employer PART TiME

Experienced Dental Assistant j Excellent benefits Modern tamtfy ; practice No Sat or eve* Farmington HUH 655-5458 SSing "

Medicaid Billing Coordinator

TV ORIENT AUDITIONING Gifted Children For TV Show CM 355-3119

TV-VCR TECHNICIAN. *,p«,«-.ced Salary negotiable with ability

CM 255-7150

SALES ENGINEER Ra«ni Graduate with BSME. need-ed lor contacting auto OE M . tor brake and Mmtor application* Salary to commanaurale with

Send raauma to ParaonnM Boa 33061 BtoomltaU Ha*

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Human Resource, Manager Amicare Home

Health Resources I 34.605 Twelve MM Rd

F armmgion Mtto, Ml 4*333 Equal Opporamny Emptoyw

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36251 Schoolcraft Rd UvSra* Michigen 4*150

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CM { 722-4011 SUPERVISOR OPENINGS

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471-2600

24 Basement waterproofing

CONTRACTOR - Retired/Licensed Complete Remodeling

Kitchens. Bathrooms. Additions Windows. Enclosures Awnings, etc Marv 559-1691

HOME IMPROVEMENT Basement rsmodakng bathrooms, rooto. vinyl tiding Numinum trim 4 repair, Fm price* 16 yr* axp John Newsted 474-5*36

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HOMESTEAD BUILDERS INC Kitchens, bath*, additions, rac rooms repitc*m*nt window, decks Licanaad. insured and reputable 477-3632

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15 year, expwienoe Free Mlimata Reaaonabia ratM At work ouw

n i w*a 291-7332 BASEMENT LEAKS REPAIRED Oams 4 Sim* pumps rapeaed

30 YEARS EXPERIENCE Earl H Jensen 474-6224

IT COSTS NO MORE ...to get

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44 Carpet Laying t Repair

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525-7889

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52 Catering-Flowers Party Planning

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4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0 DEPENDABLE

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Free Estimate, Sr Citizen Discounts 4*g-4206

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ROWE ELECTRIC & SUPPLY Electric Contracting 4 Supplies

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Leave Meuage Pau 729-6267

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Lie Contractor 28*-1667

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| EXPERIENCED PROFESSIONAL To Do your Party or Special Event

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69 Excavating • BASEMENT WATERPROOFING "

• FAIR PRICES • • EXCAVATING •

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QUALITY SERVICE SINCE t»4£

102 Handyman Male/Female

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T 0 P S 0 I L • S P E C I A L *

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Farm 4 Bloomfield Area, 855-7005

135 Lawn Maintenance

185 Painting/ Pscorating

CHUCK'S PAINTING 25 yr*

nence Free Mt mates 664-1 tC7

European Touch WALLPAPER - PAINTING

GLAZING - MARBLIZING FREE ESTIMATES INSURED

6 4 9 - 6 8 3 3

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ALL PL JMBING 4 HOME REPAIP Dram* sewer, horwatw tank* re-pipes Free eat No Seme* Chwga Qtorm 476-0967

ALL CERAMIC - Kitchens Baths 1 Floors DrywM repair*

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CERAMIC TILE Bathrooms 4 Foyart 543-0*4*

JIM SEGHI RENOVATIONS DrywM. Cwamic Tito. Kitchens Bathrooms Rac Room Quality Work Aflordabi* Pnea* 437-2454

55 Chimney Cleaning, Building, Repair

ALL CHIMNEY Work Repwr. Cap*. Flue PipM Bnck Work

476-0011

EXCAVATING Trenching. Seww WaierlmM Parking Low. Septic Tanks

Reasonable Lie «3*-6731

72 Fences j Chatnlma Cedw privacy "encas

REC ROOM KITCHEN 4 BATH SPECIALISTS All Remodeling

476-0011

WET BASEMENT PROBLEMS?

NATIONWIDE SINCE 1958 FULLY WARRANTED

LICENSED & INSURED B-DRY SYSTEMS

»76-*277 581-2720 64* 4855 MACOMB — WAYNE — OAKLAND

27 Brick, Block, Cement AAA MASONRY WORK

No Job Too SmM Free EstimalM GUARANTEED WORK Cal anytime-531-2137

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C h i m n e y s Repaired or bMt naw Screened a Cleaned

ROOF LEAKS STOPPED Semoi Cnoan Discount

CROWN CON T RAC T ING 427-39*1

Rafacmg or Naw Cabmets 0ishw*shw inctakalton

Formica Counter, * 326-5025 *

Portable dog kennets. instaaanon or | do « yoursell Tools loaned tree Fa* ALWAYS A CLEAN SWEEP uu.iruu.w-. uo» uxiec ,r.

*MK.LER*SCLEAN*SWEEPE° ^ LOW PRICES 525-0235

TONY REA CONSTRUCTION CO Comptoia kitchen remodeling Cus-tom cabinets 4 countw tops Free MtimatM Senior dac 581-0557

3S Carpentry ABSOLUTELY ALL HOME REPAIRS mst stations. Remodws Fmohed Basements. Kitchens. 4 Baths HANDYMAN JOE Lioansed 4 Insured 624-7879

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ROOF LEAKS STOPPED Semen Crtoan Discount

Licensed 4 Insured CROWN CONTRACTING

427-3981

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• 887-7498•

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274-2469

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78 Firewood

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435-6928

GOOD NEIGHBORS Home Service Quality Work at a Fw Price

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garages, walks. porches loundalaons Brick 4 Block •caneed 5*5-7479 Free Eat

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Came t & Masonary

-Patios •Step, footings

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r Additions kitchens 4 bathrooms Electrical, plumbing

Uc . ms Financing Available RetorericM Free EatamatM

462-2353

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Dearborn - 292-7722 Southfield • 557-5595

CHIMNEYS - PORCHES BRICK RESTORATION

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628-2733

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QUALITY SERVICE SINCE 1946 ALREADY SEASONED

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HOME REPAiR 4 IMPROVEMENT _ censed Buadw Ouaaty Work

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CLEAN SWEEP CHIMNEY SWEEP No Uees Server Ckscoum

Serving Throughout Metro Are* 477-7578

GOOD FIREWOOD 538-8630

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Retired Handyman A* typM Of work 471-3729

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MARK S LAWN CARE Comptoia yard mamt Lawn curang. Fall cleanup, guttw cleaning Snowptowmg For Ira* Ml 525-B0S4 R & H LAWN CARE 4 SNOW REMOVAL FM clean up Gunw Clean Shrub removal 4 fnmming Oiac Ratoa 535-7756 w 53*-n«

150 Moving A Storage BOS MOVING 4 SERVICE INC

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EXOOUS MOVING LINE Local long am Otoca 4 rawdwmM CXiMty move at low pnea $40'1* Autumn Special Anytime 3*3-305*

INDEPENDENT MOVING Free EstimalM insured

LicenaasMPSC l-19876 Courteou*. CaraM 4 Competent

LOW RATES 548-0125

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r»m free Estimate. 349-ST3S PAINTING 4 s t a i n i n g

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'toned Uc » in* 477-6200

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AAA NATtONAL TREE 4 STUMP Ramovw. Tnmmmg. Toppe* INSURANCE - LOW RATES

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277 Upholstery J-C S UPHOLSTERING

Home 4 office furruture. BOW mtw<-or* kjmRure rapaa Free Eadn

4 2 1 - 7 7 4 *

MAKE your om funnure toox m quaaty work by wtpen craftam FtM aarvtoa. tow pnoa* Ovw

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553-8940 s»h MOVING 4 STORAGE

Your Satisfaction a our GoM Roe* Bottom P t icm Local 4 Long Bm-tenca Piano SpaciWial* 533-2429

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57 Christmas Trees

CARPENTRY FINISH OR ROUGH Additions «lichen. OrywM ctoeet* pantn** baaamanu decks no lob too tmM UC 622-25*3 KEN FIERKE Lie -In* Carpentry Decks guttors roof*, stum tKkng. rac room*, windows door* ate

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476-590*

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BY A LICENSED CARPENTER

WALT 525-1707

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40 Cabmetry ft Formica

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M DrywaM ORYWAIL FINISHING Textures 4 Patchwork

Free Eat - Rait one . CM John 72B-22*7

ALL FORMICA kachana. batha. M H o ^ l 2 r ^ 2 i l d e r s 471 -2600

a a o o m o n s a BASEMENTS

459-3232 Free ExtVIISUM - Lie ma

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42 Carpet Cleaning

AFTERGLOW Car^eiuphoi

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STEAM CLEANED 4T3-M*0

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VINCE S PLASTER* DRYWALL REPAIRS

Not 34*-2961

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Delivery or Picsuc ! 474 4922

PAUi. BUNYON TREE SERVICE Seeaoned mixed nwowood

Pick up or delivery 937-3***

SEASONED FIREWOOD Mixed hwdwood. $60 pw face cord (4 x8 x 1*' i Free local flM«er>

522-*T33 SEASONED FIREWOOD

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Mow. M l , 44374 113-4 77-2000

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TRAMSCRWTIONOT - medKM. * * -p e n d m g c * m c U p t o $ 1 0 r h r Ca6 Trudy MUMFOWCE 646-7662

TWO DOCTOR OB-GYN OFFICE na • Aaaialanl and RaoapOonat o n • ro-lat lng scheduM Experience necee-sary Farmmgton H S * Aak tor Be vert, 471-0560

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BOOKKEEPER/SECRETARY C'OMWMI opportunity In Rocfieeter MM* tor axpanancad m d M d u M Caa Gtorta Btormann. Century 21 E*e t

266-5600. Ext 376

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34405 Ml 12 M M Suite 13S Farmmgton HMa. Ml 46331

553-6600

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Fu« Wna poamon. n a W M Exoat-

Ft rMSlap 8361 Farrrangton

WaaMand. Ml 46165 An j E g u l Opportunity Employar

* R A * TECHNICIAN 3 day* in pM •daal hours Mammog i ^a i i y r»-quvad. 624-2113

504 Help Wanted Office-Clerical

A D M I N I S T R A T I V E

A S S I S T A N T !

F E E P A I D - $ 2 5 - $ 3 0 . 0 0 0 NORTH-WEST: Wtth good axpan-anoa and M M including WordPar-toct. shorthand and aoma (n«t» apt»-ttude you many quaMy Chadarigkig and raaponalbM spot ca*s tor matu-« y and poiaa Fu« 0anam»

649-5797 or 962-0565

D O R O T H Y D A Y P E R S O N N E L . INC.

B O O K K E E P E R S Saa ad tor Job Fair m Today s Paper

e • T>** Smart Qroup

BOOKHEEPtNG'SECRETARV • o n . M l Una. aeneAts Expan only Birmingham araa S40-6066

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COMPUTER operate*, part-t ime. AS 36 or AS 400 Expanding S o u t M M d technical Ca* A l e e a l Ur t loro*

367-0036

CONTRACTOR EXPERIENCE-Man a g a n a l a M l l y E u e k e n t l ,pMI. M M

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

G A L O R E ALL FEES PAIO

Secretary/Bookkeeper . $16,500 Insurance Secretary $20,000

' tonMU Secretary S14.560 Mam. 54 or 36 120.000 Secretary S15.600

Legal Secretary 127 000

Warn more money, better benefits, greater advancement potential? Look f»

openings than apphcants Typ-

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S N E L U N G A S N E L U N G F A R M I N G T O N H t l , L S

PERMANENT POSITION Good clerical 1 oommmvcat ion skMs tor last paced maurance off ice m Southf ield Insurance framing p r o n d a d 30 hour* par week Plaeae caa Jeff S traight 356-6660

CREDIT CLERKS (PART TIME;

Earn ex t ra money tor the hokday* by iolmng our P ty r r - — - -l e r * s ta l l tor Mi iiawe p a n t u n , tor mcrivKloaM with Mh good <

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Work M o n - FM . 5 OOpm-» 15pm. 6 hour* on Sal and o c c a s i o n * S^xv day*. C a l M r . GMberl at 451-5227

WINKELMAN'S An Equal Opportunity Employer

504 Halp Wanted

F R O N T O E S K •$14,560

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Mrtay now. 651-3660 S N E L L I N G & S N E L U N G

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

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MEDICAL CLERK " m e day uo»rt«3n al Detroit Induatrt-M C M * Mual ba famMar w/proce-dure coda Ca« Tonya tor appoint -ment 566-5144. Ext 43

tor tua PURCHASING CLERK

tor parson wMh off ice j honM skMa to aaeM m functions o l buey pur-

NOVEMBER JOB OPENINGS

2561 Recaphoraet. (14.000 2637 Secretary. >15.200 2465 Wo-d Processor J16.000

Secretary 620.000 retary. 124.«

FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER - as-

Payro«. job coating accounts ra-c e i . a l b s . ' p a y a b l e . r e c o r d s

Box 447, NortKvdM. M l 46167-0447

CUSTOMER SERVICE REP Rocfieater office Must be orge-m»ad. accurate 6 prpMaMonal. wnh axoe6anl verbal skMs Experience with automotrve suppker i M p M Medicel /denlal benefits 8 4 2 ^ 0 1 0

ACCONT94Q CLERK

Co. needs expenencad parson* to h a n d s compulanxad accounts pay-eb*s or accounta racanrable. Mual ba was organized and d e l a l onent 2 . i S M « F - n ? 4 Nonamofc tog o f f ca Sand raauma I salary re-quirements IO: PO Boa 3063. Btfmmghem. Ml 46012-3063.

ACCOUNTANT/CONTROLLER ^ cttaroa Accountant Reapona-Ma tor a* account ing ctodmg supervision o f i aMlc attitude, degree In acccunt lng 6 a minimum o I 5 yaars experience required Cii:s6eiU salary 6 barta-

Sand raauma to: 1 A6aa 6 Company

30200 Telegraph. Suite 165 Birmingham. Ml 46010

M . i L l U U i m N G ASSISTANT Southfield based premium I h w i c a c o has an anmeOa l * opanmg tor an Accounting Assistant SuccaasM candidale should hava 2-4 y a w * bookkeeping experience wffh good tewprvone McMs mdMdua i mual be a sen starter w M n g lo h a n d a a wtda vanaty of duhea IndMduaM inter-ested in a competi t ive a a i a r y M H

M a r y history t o Human Raeources PO Box 325. Frenk ln . Mi. 46025

ACCOUNTING CLERKS

KNOW YOUR 1-2-3's? Hava you worked m an acoounting department 7 Are you evakaple im-n»dM»B»y7 • ao - you can be a TEMP with Accountants One! Ugh !

ATTENTION! NEW CAREER OPPORTUNITY General Office 114.500 VarMtv position, accurals typing, lota of public contact lor your out -going paraonakty

Jr Secretary $15,200 For bright professional with 2 yeers experience Good typing 6 comput-" Compeny mm t ram on Word Pwtect

Saoata ry $16,000 3 years stable background with good typrng. WordStar • Lotus • muet.

Above ara )uel a tow o l tha posit ions svakabM

ALL FEES COMPANY PAID

P E R M A N E N T S T A F F F a r m i n g t o n H i l l s 7 3 7 - 5 7 5 0

S o u t t i f i e M 5 5 2 - 9 0 6 0 An Equal Opportunity Employer

C L E R I C A L Alert , reeponsibis person needed to handM general office autre* Fu* l ime poemon available In Redford arae Pleasant workmg condit ions Feel paced off lca C a i Mmam tor

2S5-9124

CLERICAL PERSON NEEDED tor CPA Firm, during tax season. M i o r per t t lma Send raaume to 23617 Caaa Ave . Farmmgion. Mt 46335

CLERICAL POSITION -• V " a Uvonia Health Food Compe-"Y Phonee. typrng S order proceed-ing. wtth front desk appearance C a l J a y m a . 421-7320

CUSTOMER SERVICE Mature. reaaMe Good w m people, telephone 6 f igure* Accurste. sMantion lo detaiM Non smoker Send reaume lo : Customer Service. NEXXUS of Mich 5 Ontarto. 27150 W 8 M M . Southheid Ml 46034

Experience neoaeaary Short 6 long term aeMonmenU Ca* 464-7076

ETD Temporary Service

DATA ENTRY pleasant Bmiang-h a m h r m $ 7 / V . Ca* Mary Jo a l

646-7664

DATA ENTRY Temporary poawon. approximately 1 month Typing a must Apply wrth-m Jubbu Oas-jnsrs. 45657 Part St Plymouth. Ml. 48170 451-3300

g e n e r a l o f f i c e c p a f i r m seeking s responeibM m-d v i d u M tor Clerical poaHlon. CanO-dala shpuld poasass typing speed o« 45 • p IB minimum, data entry ca-

S and exceaervt ia*)hone C« i M 7 - 4 4 2 5

GENERAL OFFICE D e p a n d M e person tor typing, pey

lelsphons. and secretarial Math skMs a pkis Sand reeume 6 salary requirement* t o Box 776 OP-a a n j r I Eccantnc Newspaper* 36251 Schoolcraft Ro Lrvoma. Michigan 481 SO

2S25 LegM Secretary. $24,000

Top samnas tor WordPertoct. Lotus 6 MadMoah packages Compet i t ive

ALL FEES COMPANY PAID

P E R M A M E N T S T A F F T r o y : . 5 8 5 - 2 7 2 0

L i v o n i a : 5 9 1 - 2 2 2 1 An Equal Opportunity Employar

OFFICE HELP NEEDED- Parr Ume. afternoons tor doMM Mb m Garden City No experience naceaeary Sen-

Ca* Susan 5 2 5 - t 3 3 0

ence m chew drug store, supermar-xet*. mass merchandiaer*. or other terge dMmbutMn operat ion* MuW be seK-conRdenl end seek reepprw-Orkty F»M benefit* and edvsnoa-

with l alary requ i rement ! at confi-dence lo-

Box 746 Observer $ Eccentric Newspeper*. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd Micfagan 46150

• h e c e p t s o h k s t y — _ a i i aa *a •• • v > u w n g n o n n v a i >nanii

t lon ol settchbi tors, sorting and uaa of buMneas i

s m a l l c o m p a n y looking lor l m l ime letaphone operators, muet h n a l Meet 40 wpm. Fwmmg lon

t ea * 440-0043

TELEPHONE OPERATOR t U M t o w l opportunity, wal Irarn SoutMMId araa Day. evenmg « mmmgntshr t l 5 6 7 - l f t M

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peopM end an|ey bum- maasag

TYI*tST 40 . expending Plymouth manufacturer U p l o $ 7 r h r Ca* Akce at Unrtorce 473-2*33

distr ibut ion of ms* . tnacfwias and Other

Wly m person el BMenger. mc I Dohany C t . Northvtne

HOLIDAY CASH • W O R D PROCESSORS •CLERKS

RECEPTIONISTS DATA ENTRY

Short and long term assignments evailabM - • * - ~ Farmmgtt Interview'

tn Troy S o u M M t o and Farmmgton Ca* Today lor parsonM

A U T O M O T I V E OPPORTUNITIES

exeftmg 6 cha*angmg op-portunWae exist tor lop-no ich cleri-ca l 6 administrative personnel Im-med ia te ass ignments ava i lab le a-orkmg on-elte « major automot ive companM* and supplier* lor t o p . notch clerical 4 administrative per

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ACCOUNTANTS ONE Permanent 6 Temporary Placement 24133 Hor t f iwes lemHwy . SUte 202

Ml 46075

3 5 4 - 2 4 1 0 Fee Paid

Fu* ACCOUNTING CLERK

t ime tor SouthAeid co . nesponetoMlM* moutta: bMlng. pay-ablea. general off loe skMs. computer experience required. Sand raaume 4 aalary hMMvy to Office Maneger P^O_ Box 453. La lhrup VMage. Ml 4807©

ACCOUNTING CLERK needed tor P ^ y * a M » * J N a e l o i i i Wayne County

Cred* union experience Comprehenetve Irtnge jm competWve companaaOon baeed on experience Sand reeume Id: LCCU, Al to: Ruthenn. 15420 R d . Uvonia. Ml 46154.

ACCOUNTING OFFICE Bontrkeepat. pub6c accounting ex-perience preferred Flexible hour * . na—b is Sand Rseians: MBS. 30100 Telegraph. Sta 211. Birmingham, Ml. 46010

G e n e r a l O f f i c e / C l e r i c a l

D a t a E n t r y

E x e c u t i v e S e c r e t a r i e s

G e n e r a l O f f i c e

R e c e p t i o n i s t s

• W o r d P r o c e s s o r s s p e c i a l need tor mar tduaM with knowledge of MKroaof l Word. R Baae. Free Lance. Exce l software

and short- term

Clerical

UNDERWRITING CLERK

Universal Underwriters Group, a wel-aetatMahed national company. M current ly seeking an individual to » m lha Underwrit ing Department m our SOUTHFIELO Michigan Regional Off lca

Thto M an excellent opportunity lor an individual who has a l Meal one year of generei office experience, beeic of f ice sklW and an mtareet m Mammg the maurance Induelry Ap-pkcerrt* tor thM posmon musi heve s t rong wr i t ten end verbal communi-cat ion ak*M and be abto to type at toast 3Swpm Previous CRT. 10 key axpananoa and strong math apt i tude sdeBni te pkis

UniveraM Underwrt ler* Group offers ax cek ant benefits mdudk ig an m-house ettocatton program, tuit ion reimbursement. ma»or medical, den-ia l , paid Ma and dlsabMty Inauranca. * - 4 0 W t h r t t PMn. and much more For coneidaraUon. please send your reeume to: Underwrit ing Coordina-tor 400 GaMerta OfRcantre. Suite 217. SoutMMId. Ml 48034. or c a * (313)355-5530 EOEM/F

DATA ENTRY

$ 7 PER H O U R immediate openings. Long/short ' a rm assignments.

A R B O R T E M P S . 4 5 9 - 1 1 6 6

T S I

Office Services 589-7088

OROER TAKER/'data entry - of f ice experience necessary Fast paced international distr ibutor Up to $7 / hr C a l Irene at Umforce 357-0036

S E C R E T A R I E S See ad tor J o b Fair in Today's Paper The Stuart Group

PART-TIME Evenings 4 Weekends FMno. Data Entry, attent ion 10 de-ta*. For an appc-ntment. pieaae ca*

St 642-0070

DATA ENTRY $ 7 . 5 0 p e r h o u r

EXCELLENT BENEFITS INCLUDING TUITION REIMBURSEMENT. Pro-toaalonai drees 4 appearance Col-Mga background a p m * Fu l Uma poeit lon. 3-5 yeer* experience At-t ract ive environment m Farmmgton HMs area. Send reeume or c i

PERSONNEL DIRECTOR P.O. BOX 2909

FARMINGTON HILLS. Ml. 46333 553-6355

Equal Opportunity Employer

JOHN HANCOCK off ice located m Southheid has a tut Ume posit ion avanabM. Good typing and math SkMs a rgust C.oa*en1 benefi ts Part t lma positions consider ad High School students welcome C a l be-tween 10-2pm 559-0600

P A Y R O L L C L E R K FRETTER. INC haa a to* Uma poei-t ion open m the p e y on department located m Livonia, individual muat have experience in payro* data entry, and good off ice aklAs

Company of fers strong benef i t package. proW sharing program, advancement oppor tun i t ies s n d complete training Salary commensurate w«n experience

Send resune lo Box 742 Observer 6 Eccentric Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd.. Uvonia. Micff igan 46150

LEGAL SECERETARY - For Bir-mmgham law fctn Legal experience and nvcroeoh word expertenoa ra-

256-0600

LEGAL SECRETARY SoulhfMid PlamMTs firm. Mlgation 4 worker 's compensation Min imum 3

D A T A P R O C E S S O R S See ad tor Career Expo

m Today's Paper The Stuart Group

DETROIT advert ising word proces-sor w « tram OW IV or WP 5.0 $7.50/hr. C a l Jean at UMFORCE 646-7661

help*!* Non-smoker Salary com-mensurate with ability Can, Office Manager 357-3550

LEGAL SECRETARY/Recepuonm Some experience required Word-Perfect Celt Galbratth 4 Booms

357-3910

LEGAL SECRETARY - PART TIME Experience 4 references required S o u M e M area 557-2460

LEGAL SECRETARY tor sma* Troy f i rm expanding staff Need exper i -ence 4 ability l o use word pro-

Salary dependent upon ex • Mr Perkins

P A Y R O L L Redlord construct ion compeny has immedWle opening lor Payro* and Payables poeitlon Experience re-quired Union Payro* on IBM com-puler C a l 937-7000

SECRETARY BILINGUAL GERMAN

Sales Msrkeung DMeion Excellent sk*M_ S26* range FuS corporate

B . H A M I L P E R S O N N E L

4 2 4 - 6 4 7 0

WE ARE A CONTRACT Furniture Peeler i m p and w e r e looking tor a dynamic paraon to work tn our pur-chaemg department You muet be efficient and have the abMty 10 adapt IO our procaea lo work eftec twafy We w « tram you on our ay* tame, and wood Mta lo talk 10 you who ara up tor the chaMenge Please send your resume to Box 770 An Equal Opportunity Employ

' Q W i N S « n o y o u r n a m e arm a a c e s s o n a p o s t c a i d . l o M

R E D W I N G T I C K E T S . T h e O b s e r v e r & E c c e n t r i c N e - w s p a p e r s

3 6 2 5 1 S c t » o o < c r a t t Roa<3 . L i v o n i a M l 4 8 1 5 0

T h « r . » a i c h t h e o a s v i i e c s e c t i o n e v e » y M o r o a y

a n a T h u f s f l a y W h e n y o u r n a m e a p p e a r s , y o u ' r e a w . n r ^ r

( D u e t o h i f l M d e m a n d , w e a s K t h a t t h e r e b e o n l y o n e e n t r y p e r f a m i l y )

505 Help Wanted 505 Help Wanted 506 Help Wanted Sale* 506 Help Wanted Sale* 506 Help Wanted Sale* 506 Help Wanted Sate* 507 Help Wanted A CAREER m REAL ESTATE

SALES WITH US IS A REAL JOB-PRIVATE CLUB m tha Birmingham area, has immediate oeimngs. M l Our programa and eupport aystem*

era so effective a e guarantee you a EXECUTIVES

SECRETARY BOOKKEEPER Construction Firm need* mature m-drviduai With minimum 5 yr*. experi-ence «i conet ruction 4 computer* Ca* Diane weekday* 443-6660

SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER 1 permanent poeit lon

avakabM tar a we* orgarweed con-scientious person Flexible 30-40 hours par week Experience wnh IBM PC and bookkeeping required Send wntlen response lo 21130 Bridge S I . South hew. Ml 46034

PRODUCTION ASSISTANT COMMUNITY ACCESS TV

Fu* time posit ion Reeume required Apply 8 30-5:30 at MatrovMkxi of LhmnM. 14525 Farmmgion'Rd

Opportunity Empioyei Equal 1

RECEPTIONIST Wantad tar carpal cleaning f i rm Bookkeeping and account ing aaaan-nai 452-5950

RECEPTIONIST for o r thodon t i c practice Must be an energet ic an-thustasic people paraon. wi th dan-tM office experience, mdudk ig lyp-mg. 3 H days. 13 U t e 4 Telegraph *r<»« 645-5340

RECEPTIONIST Growing company need organized peraon to answer phones, ming 4

na typing F u l t ime posit ion, at benefits Send reeume and

wage requirements to T A Nelson. 241 Greenlee*. Canton. Ml 4 6 1 ( 7

SECRETARY Expenencad tecrelary needed tor a new poenlon m our downtown Arm Arbor office Candidate must poe-tess strong clerical MclM typing 55-65 wpm. shorthand and a b i t y 10 transcribe trom dictaphone MS Word preferred Important char-acteristics " e l u d e IMxibMly and attention to dele* It you match tike deecrlption. send resume snd

WORD PROCESSOR - experience necessary Plymouth To $22 000' yr Ca* Jane at UNIFORCE 473-2931

WORD PROCESSORS "

$ 9 PER HR. _ aa* 1 .afi * 1 • w o r o ' ' B n f C i • Lotus 1-2-3 _ • * • 11 a • Ms '* i - -* a MicTDWjn w o r o tmmadwte work avatfebta lor long & short ie rm assKKvnsnts A R B O R T E M P S 4 5 9 - 1 1 6 6

505 Help Wented Food-Beverage

A NICE FRIENOLY LOUNGE With good CtentsM M seeking bar help 4 dishwasher* No experiOTce neceassry Fu*/pert time 531-4780

requirement* to M c k i n l e y ASSOCIATES, INC

Personnel - Secretary P O Bon 8649

Ann Arbor. Ml 46107-6649

BAKER - Fu* or part t ime sxpwr, not neceesary. will tram Excal-

Mnt hour* Appiy In person Cozy Cato. 15 Foraat Place Plym-outh After 3pm 455-3310

BARTENDERS 4 Cock le* Server* Exceaent pey exce*ent tips, day* and mght posi t ion* Ask tor Sam

427-1137

SECRETARY Fu* time tor Southfield CPA firm Excellent benefits Quick access to >-696 Pleasant working environ-ment Computer f i .per.ence re-qu i red Non-smoksr Send resume with salary requirement* 10 SNP. 21650 W t l Mas. S t . 206. South-held Ml 48076. Attn: Joenne

SECRETARY/GENERAL OFFICE must have excs l t n t phone 4 good typing t k *M Computer or accounting background a pkis Royal Osk area 398-2000

B O B E V A N S

S O U T H F I E L D Now hir ing fu l /pe r t time server* good tips Also t i M ' p s n t ime cook* premium pay. both fun benefits Apply 10 i MIM 4 Teiegrsph

BOUNCER 4 WAfTSTAFF tor progressive RoyM Oek bar p * i t ime After 9pm, 569-33S4

perience I 649-4346

TECH»«CAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

THE EMPLOYMENT CONNECTION

465-3900

BIG 3

A U T O M A K E R E s m $25 sign up bonus Special Saturday atslgninaii t

II you ere on assignment now

WE NEED YOUR EXPERIENCE Word Processor, To $ 12 hour

• Accountants/Bookkeepers

ATiONAL THERAPIST MMBad tor c w t k i g e m arid./or p a n

• a M therapy 4 communi ty * reharJH»liLi canter m

T«»» 524-2650

R N O R L P N

M t ime ins f f i u i i *••—abM m tha ^ • * » M i CMpSrtmaiil M Wood-j W - L k y a m tor an RN dr LPN. In-

261-9300*

A C C O U N T S

P A Y A B L E

A N A L Y S T Communica t ion S a r v t o _ .

• y - one of tha nat ion * Mrgaat tang

opwtmg m tha Account* Payable Department m Bki iSngl ieni. M l

• " W a d to vartfylng invoicas tor pay-men t -M id Inputting voucher* on a CRT Min imum requirements tor IMS

pratorabty MaCormsck and SSoga Becauae a) M e frequency of contact wtth « < i p M r » and ma volume of

" " J ° e z « £ £ r z ' coff imur

S S U T E S

A L L N E T C O M M U N I C A T I O N

S E R V I C E S . INC. • toman Resources Dept. PC

30300 Telegraph Rd.. Suite 3S0

• Legal-'Medical Secretaries Typists. To 60 wpm

S N E L L I N G T E M P O R A R I E S

T R O Y D E T R O I T 5 2 8 - 5 1 2 2 8 7 1 - 2 7 0 0

U N I V E R S A L U N D E R W R I T E R S

G R O U P CLERICAL - 2 full time posit ions available. 1 permanent and 1 tem-porary Fu* t ime and part t ime Ac-cura te typMt 80 wpm minimum, laie-phone experience, good organlza-t t o n j M B s . computer knowledge helpful. Permenent posit ion requires Mord p r o f s s i o r experience Submit reaume to: Oatrsx Corp.. 26000 Capitol . Redtord. Ml 48239. A im. : Sue Pleeea slate permanent or temporary poeNion.

CLERK - A/P experience m computerized envi-ronment with debit and credit knowledge Cat Chuck MoCtam. Level IV ProPucta, Lrvoma <22-5150

BILLING COORDINATOR F t * t ime opportunity M U . — . home intoeton company Reaporw-bumss Inctode: managing Incoming

— " " t o r r a M and vertf>4ru and Maurance clMms. Expen-

B preferred Ca* Fkck 261-04S2

BOOKKEEPER Computer 4 peg board espertence pretorrad $7 par hour Southfield area. C a l - 559-7430

BOOKKEEPER: For Non protH or-ganaat lon Experetnca requlrad Ex-

Opportunity/BsnslHs SMery 354-4044

B O O K K E E P E R

P A R T T I M E

F E E P A I D - $ 1 0 - $ 1 5 A h r NORTH AREA: Work 9-3 tor 3 days!

i*d need min imum 4 y r * previ-expenence Muat be M charge

and know Lotus Prefer accounting "Ores 849-6797 or 963-0565

D O R O T H Y D A Y P E R S O N N E L , INC.

Clerks - Part Time Growm has creeled opportunit ies tor entry Mvel general clerical*. H o u r * 10am-3pm Mon-Fr i . WM Pertorm mai l sorting, copying 4 genersl of f ice tunctions $5/hr wi th p ro- ra ted fr inge bens f lu Positions start Jan., 1991 Appiy m parson l O e m - l p m . Mon -Fri , or send rs-surnato :

A u t o m a t e d Msrks t ing Systems. Traveler* Tower It. Suits 400. 26533 Evergreen. SoutMMId. Ml 48076

CLERK/TYPIST Attorney m Farmmgton HMs. « * * b a m tor hM office. Typrng 4 spelling skMs essential ExpsrMncs not re-qu i red Star t ing wage $4 25 par hr.

" 855-6562

CLERK/TYPIST E*ceJMnt typing skMs. Lotus 4 WordPertoct s plus. OutMs include

Ming, computer terminal oper-a t i o n * 8 30-4:30. 5 days South-ttatd. Bsneff is mckide medlcai/dan-Ml. Pleasant, congsnial s tmosphsrs Ptoaae send reeums to GMiagher. Bssset l Service* Inc.. P O Box 51S6, Southheid. Ml 48066-5136

DIE D E S I G N E R S Immediate need e x n a tor sxperv soosd DM Designers. Seskmg 5 + year* retaled experience wtth heavy prees me iM type pe r t * mciuckng •na. p ierce and tr im dMe Contract poaittons with poaaibMty of d t e c t emptoyment P t i m cs *

TECHNICAL ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS

313-465-3900

E N T R Y L E V E L

H U M A N R E S O U R C E S Job duties mciuas interviewing. -customer service, eoms sales

P E R S O N N E L S Y S T E M S

4 5 9 - 1 1 6 6

ENTRY LEVEL posit ion tor meiure indhrtduel wi th good secretenei • M M , typrng 50wpm 4 sbMty lo work well with others m s fast paced Southf ield company Poaitive atti-tude 4 wiMngnoes t o be a tatmi player a must. FtoxlbM hours moud-rng 1 evening s - w e * 4 occasunM Saturdays Sand reeume with sa iwy expectat ions to PO Box 300 Southheid Ml 46037

LEGAL SECRETARY - Fsrmlngton HMS location, fu* Uma posit ion 5' yrs. experience and knowledge of Word Perfect Salary plus benef i ts Cell office Admmist r r tor 851-4111

An EquM Opportunity Employar

LEGAL SECRETARY/PART TIME Ftoxrdto hours 1-6 year* experi-ence WordPertoct 5.0. S a i v y nego-®*bM Non-smoker DMna 3 6 2 - 4 ^ 6

LEGAL SECRETARY for Bloomfield HUM law Arm Prater 2-3 yrs. experience Salary commaneura le with abiWty Pam 642-1920

LEGAL SECRETARY NEEDED For tlexIbM hours, soms sxpertonce required A M tor Jean 525-9090

R E C E P T I O N I S T LhronM CPA t l rm saska sxpanenced recaptlonMt/aecrotary Typing/word processing and gsnsrM off ice expe-rience p rMsr isd Send resume to Box A646. Observer 4 Eccentric Nawspepers 36251 Schoo lc ra f t Rd . UvonM, Michigan 48150

RECEPTIONIST tu* time, benefits OCM industr ies Ask torLtoa. 834-3500

RECEPTIONIST-Lookmg for da-pendebM paraon wi th general of f ice ak«e which mckide typing.

nme pi ing phones etc FuM ~ professions! bunding

312

posi t ion m

Novi office Cs* our

'3-347-2670

RECEPTIONIST lor exclusive Farm--ISSSton 685-8236

LEGAL SECRETARY - Plaintiff Lit igation, minimum 2 yaars

paid weekly. Word Perfect helpful Contact Carol Vandyke 335-9266

RECEPTIONIST - phonee/clerical FiM Ume. Troy offloe. Big Beevar 4 Cookdge Send reeume to PO Box 1321 Troy. MI 46099

SECRETARY -poeil ion svsasbM tor Troy srss non-smoking office Duties mckidsd computer sntry. typing. fMng. w swerlng phones Call 647-9645

SECRETARY Must hsvs pMasant phone manner, exceaent typing skMs. salt-starter, able to work without supervision Oak Part a r a * 547-4732

A n EquM Opportunity Employer

, SECRETARY Needed tor short 4 long term as-signment* 50 wpm Word procees-m g a pkis Ca* 464-7078

ETD Tsmporsry Service

SECRETARY - PART TIME. 3 days par week m Troy tar mature expan-enced secretary PeopM skMs 4 flexibility s must Needs WP 5 1 snd Lotus Cs* Ms Jannans 660-6602

SECRETARY/PART TIME SouthftoM persons) m furies M m seek* psrt Nme mght Secretary Flexible hours Must have WordPer-toct experience. 353-7777

BUODY S FARMINGTON HILLS n o w hir ing Grt* Cooks Salad M m ars Exceaent weges Apply Bud-dy's. Northweetem S M«jtfiebert

BUS PERSONS NEEDED lor dey 4 « g b t shifts Experience preferred * — * st Gokton Mushroom 18100

Mlto, Mon thru Fn. 3 l o e

•-vp'* 1

Apoly 1 W 101

I BUS PERSONS NEEDED — _ e apply at AMxander Greet 34733 Warren Weetland

"BUS PERSON - 5-11pm $3/hr ; t ipe OMfiwesher - S I 1pm $5/hr Apply m person l o Aksssks Rsstau rant. NE comer of Newburgh 4 8 Mi m Laurel Commons 462-2630

CHARLIES ROAD HOUSE - 35111 Michigan Ave Hiring cooka, hosl parson 4 servers Experienced

EXECUTIVE LEGAL SECRETARY To lake charge of a corporals and amato planning Law Office M M -

X X X L T S S Z i Secretary who is mtarsated in a long te rm protoaaionai/sacretarMI caraar opportunity managmg tha. Ma ot a soMpract i t ioner TnM M a n axtrame-Jr busy 16 yr old Legal Practtae You I have own ofltoe. " With beeu-Wui Vtosr" and an excei lsr t ly tramad. togh cakber legal secretary to assist you. $24K to $26K. da-

s a a c a r * ROBERT S. PAVLOCK PC

27777 FrankMi Rd 1540 American Ctr SouthAeid Ml 46034

BOOKKEEPERS ' Accounting Clerks

F t * Charge thru OsnarM U

Accounts Ps

Okmkighai i i M I 46010

Data Entry/Spreedeheets Crsdh'Co*ectKms

and mora* Temporary Mto need p r c e * * * * - , * * I k e y o u l Southt leld 357-8367 Troy 524-3100 Ann Arbor

CLERK/TYPIST For fast-paced, high volume. South-Itoid Bankruptcy Law Office Strong ctoricM. communication, snelyticsf I math skMs required Abaity IO work we* wtth mmmiM supsrvtsion Detail onantad Cottage degree preferred SMary commaneursts with aiMMn-enca. Exoslant fringes Send re-sume to Box >780. Observer 4 Ec-centr ic Newspapers 36251 Schooi-cr*R Rd.. LNonM. Mlchigsn 46150

CLERK/TYPIST Rapidly expanding Detroit based Brm seeks sntry Mv« ctork Fypnt Candidats should poasaes a mm. typrng speed of 40wpm good phone

ThM poeit lon is «u* bms with com-

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY lor devel-opment end bu*dmg company Fu* or part tana Good pay and beneffis Retorsnces required Ca* 642-1142

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

Top notch, wa* organized r wM assume thto 1 opening - - Ota ATM Exacutiv®

Mv m o a n c M 4 s d m m m r s -tive skMs s rs seeemiM Su-p e r * * typing, composi t ion 4 communicat ion akMa are a muat. If you are eccurate thorough, tree to travM. and srork mdapandantty ss wa* aa confidentially send raaume 4 salary require-

LEGAL SECFKTARY $24000

Preetigious Suburban Firm Senior Partner

EXCELLENT SENEFrTS Davidson LMrd 4 Assoc 356-2160

L E G A L S E C R E T A R Y T O $ 2 4 0 0 0

Extremely professional law V m m Oakland County needs strong kugs-

•hsrtng. 4 dependent coverage Fee paid C a l Kathy 772-6780 or send reeume to SneMrm 4 SneMng. 18600 Fkyenoe. Bosavl ie. Ml 46066. la* 772-1611

L E G A L S E C R E T A R Y TO $ 2 6 0 0 0

Challenging and diversified po with we* known prestigious Your past MgM experience good MuMs quaMes you Oi ty to advance Fu* benefi ts Fee paid Ca* Barb 772-6760 or tax resume 772-1811

SneMng 4 Snaamg

RECEPTIONIST Needed tor Law Firm in Troy Experience necessary Non smoking off ice Call Barb. 641-7600

RECEPTIONIST/SWITCHBOARD -experience neceesary expending high-tech Up 10 $8.'hr Ca* Marge « Umtorce 646-6501

R E C E P T I O N I S T S See ad tor Job FMr in Today's Psper The Sfuart Group

RECEPTIONIST tor busy Troy Beau-ty Salon Must have organizational skMs 4 flexibility Pan-urns Some avenmgs 4 Saturdays Ca* Saks Fifth Avenue 643-9024

— and you Oppor tur* -

L E G A L S E C R E T A R Y

$24 ,000 2 years Migatlon snd organtzMionM MMs needed tor this busy s t tomey Outstanding benefits 9-5 hour* and 401K included Can 649-5900

S N E L L I N G & S N E L L I N G

O F T R O Y

Ctork TypMt P O Box 779

Detroi t M l 46231

to Per tonnM Direc-tor. P O Bos 19346. De-trol l . Mich 46219

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accounTemps/ Robert Half

B R A N C H S E C R E T A R Y

$ 1 5 - 6 1 7 , 0 0 0 F E E P A I D F»m people to work wiffi m thM M -* " ~ " " t o e M a large MMrtouUuii

• — Y Fu* benefit r — ^ r n * Oraat opportunity tor a sstt-starter

a $ 5 i 2 & i a f S ^ a

387-0037 F A R M I N G T O N H H . L 8 BU8Y FARMiNQTOSi off ice "•oataa tor a dynamic. peraonaWa mdMWuM to hendM moommg ca*s g raM ouatomara. handta heavy Mmg <MMa some data entry 4 vwieue aanarM off ice toncttan* AMMy 10 interlace1 sftoeffvefy wMk oowarkais

t» your are MM M M t plaver J _ _ send reeume to boa »756 '^beervar 8 Eocantrn 'Mesr -eoer*. 3 f » 1 *ehoolcreft R d . Ltvonaa kMchigan 46150

CLEMCAL - PART TMte or to* t ime M s a r m g phone 4 I g M effioe work «

CLERICAL — I L a i M

« 8 p a r l i r to Mar t

A0MMISTRAT1VE CHURCH Sacra-" - (20 torn. AMt.) Computes apit-

reqMred Ms tk i t uM i axsan-1 pretorrad Caft 553-7170

AOMMaeTRATtVE ASSISTANT For

S t m s s t t u . .

A D M I N I S T R A T I V E A S S I S T A N T

$ 2 5 , 0 0 0 FEE P A I D

" > " 0 w o r t

S a s s a o o " - * - ^ C B

S N E L U N G ft S N E L L I N G

O f T R O Y

AOMWeeTRATR* A e e e T A N T TO HUMAN RESOURCE DIRECTOR

H i g h l a n d S u p e r s t o r e s haa immediate openings tor cus-tomer service representatives tor in-home service located m Ms P»ym-ou th Mt Service Ospt T h e , . * * urns poemorie s rs Mon t t r u Sat ^ t h soma ItoxIbMty M scheduling Tbe reeponamMuas inctode handMng o l mcommg ce*s Irom customer*

•areMIng any delivery or rape* eoneama. sat tmg up appointments

FARMINGTON HILLS CPA FIRM r»Sde mdhrkJusi lor teMpNone. sec-

" * « S « bookkeeping Part tar t Non smoker 851-0770

FIND WORK NOW! Racepbontal up to $6 00. Front D a * Ctork up to S6 00: Caatoart up toJNSe Elig^Ms _Oak land Country

354-9167 I S E T

KEYPUNCH Service bureau needs experienced to* or p a n ume volwne opera to r * days or afternoons Please ca* be-

M7-1160

you ara mtaraatad M s tssi pscad c h a l l e n g i n g work e n v i r o n m e n t

' S S S l ' S S WJPERSTORES, INC 909 N ShsMonRd Plymouth Ml 48-70

EquM Oppor t imay Empioysr Mkusrthr,>T 1111 i n

O A T A E N T R Y C L E R K VMege O n ny. a t

H O L I D A Y $$$

Eam money tor the hotdiey by wqrk-m m lor

L E G A L

S E C R E T A R I E S Permenent and Temporary poei-Oons svsasbM mimedistery Never a toe 10 you tor our courteous end profeesioriM placement aaeMtwice

PERSONNEL AT LAW (FAX1358-0235

SOUTHFKLD OFFICE 3000 Town Center Suite 2560

Southheid. Ml 46075 <313)358-0060

DETROIT OFFICE _ One Kennedy Square SM 1632

Detroit Mi 46226 (313) 064-2909

RECEPTIONIST Part-t ime tor a norv-smokmg Plymouth off ice Taie-phorie. fltmg 4 typing experience re-Qu«*d w o r d processing deairabM Put not neceesary Ce* 45 • -2211

RECEPTIONIST /SWITCHBOARD/ O A T A ENTRY - expanding W l x o m manufacturer. Up to $6.50/hr to start. C a l Mctty at Unttoros

473-2934

SECRETARY - pari t ime poeitlon. (10sm - 2pm. flexibMI tdeM tor homemeker Good typ ing s n d pMessnt phone manner required WordPerfect 5 0 or 5 1 OesirsbM Competit ive pey EOE Send reeume to McKsnrvs Associates mc 36955 HMs Tech Dr.. SM 200. Farmmgion HMs. Ml 46331.

SECRETARY POSITION tor Nation-wide independent insurance edfus-tors office m Southheid ^ui i-t ime Mus i be sbM to trsnsenbe Send ra-aume' with sMery requirements to: P O Box 252. Southheid Ml 48037

SECRETARY .'RECEPTIONIST Birminghsm baaed property devM-oper seeks experienced n d m d u a i tor entry level position WordPerfect experience a must Ca* 433-1100

RECEPTIONIST - Organised 4 neat tor Iront daak Arch Construct ion Co. Wordprocassmg SOeOwpm. li-brary fltmg 4 ordering. Min imum 1 y experience nseumes to B Bos 414 W 5lh St., RoyM Oek. 46067

R E C E P T i O N I S T / O A T A E n t r y -Ptoaaant phone manner. Livonia/ L » * M Park a r e * WM conMdar re-cent empty nester seeking fu* l ime amptoymem Hour* 9 30-S 30 B e n eftts Ask tor P Snow 462-1010

S E C R E T A R Y /

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

T O S i a . O O O mternauonM automotive tuppker of-tors a choice poslbon Be the f rom deek charmer tor trss g rew employ-ee oriented compeny Good word process ing snd commumce t i on skMs needed Ca* 353-2090

S N E L L I N G & S N E L L I N G

CHI CHI'S of Livonis how lur ing

PART TIME or FULL TIME

F O O D S E R V E R S L INE C O O K S

H O S T P E R S O N S

Appty m person, Mon thru f n , tween 2pm - 4pm Chi Chi's. 29330 Schooicrst l Road L ivom*

An Equal OppormniTy Employer

CHILI'S Looking tor s tow great Cooks Ex CMMnt benefits flexibM schedules dsys snd nights Setary to $8 sn hour Other positmns avaaabie Apply 2-4pm. Mon-Fn , 8 Mue comer of kaggerty COOK - EVENINGS Experienced only Pleasant working condit ions For interview ca* ChM NeMor (Fsrmmgton EM* Ctob) 47S1966

RECEPTIONIST tor busy Fsrmsng-ton HMs lew f i rm Maturity experi-ence. professions! ett i tude. sppear-snoe 4 con6dentie*ty MuKlpM fene. opportunity 10 Mem computer*

Ca*: 626-S000

RECEPTIONIST /SECRET AR Y » charge of computer mpm and as-sistant to office managsr Good typ-ing and cMricM skMs Should hava a s t rong senee of reeponeUMity Ex CMMM SouthAeid tocabon. $13,600-$15,000 Ca* 946-aaOO

L O A N SERVICING POSIT IONS avsMspis M Southheid Mortgage Co Expenenee required m payment of property taxes and/or escrow su d<t Kno«-y59« of GMrm Computer System. h M p U 350-9710

MAJOR advsrtismg agsncy needs

r s a a a c s s u f , o

•46 -7661

TypMf

Ca* now tor your appok i imeni

T E M P O R A R Y R E S O U R C E S

7 3 7 - 1 7 1 1

OAKLAND COUNTY Speoe i Ofym-PKa seeks computer/of f ice help Mon Mru.Pft 20 hours per week. 10 -V—l l» High school or eqMneMnt

«0wpm accuratety 3 y a w * quMPy-. — " - dee off

bMs. fMng and spacMfproMct* Typ-Mg. 10 k e , and CRT «(partanoe i w <Mrad Ce* j o a n M Pasts to sched M e a n interview

6 5 1 - 9 6 0 0 e x t 1 0 9

D A T A E N T R Y C L E R I C A L F U L L - T I M E

EnargstH and de le* oriented parson h — d i d to work tor a dynamic ca*u Mr -<->mm«mca1lons oomoenv n w u

•ce managsmenl 4 PC s m s r e n s -aouired Deeeeebie PC knowledge « Symphony /LoM/Worde ta r Msns-

I *eMry »7 14 par hour with bsneMs Start - • t m * I M i .

I i s n o reeume by Nov 7 t to h e c M Oiympcs. Box M . Drayton P t o r * Mi 46330 CMU IS AfftrmetNe Acnon

R E C E P T I O N I S T FtM t ime tar Fsrmmgton HMs CPA Firm. Light typing 4 off ice ex-pekence required Competi t ive sal-ary 4 benef i t* Send reeume to Box B764,Obeer*er 4 Eccentric • towspepers. 36251 Schoolcraf t Rd . Lrvoma. Michigan 48150

S E C R E T A R Y / RECEPTIONIST

^ $ 1 7 , 0 0 0 F E E P A I D Ou ts tand ing benefi ts inc lud ing Mock pMn. Holiday* and tuit ion remnburssment srs oftared by this employee oriented comperry Your Ptoeeant phone vowe snd typing of 60 wpm ars nseded m mis nice off-

S N E L L I N G 4 S N E L L I N G

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

COOK/HOUSEKEEPER Local church M seeking Cook. Housskeeper to prepare dmner t ctoen kitchen on Wedneedey even-ings Pnor experience ss a cook and knowledge of health department re-

"s * must Send reeume or totter to Cook. 45200 Turtiehead Drive. Plymouth. Ml 46170

COOK-PART TIME Af temoone Good wags Fsrmmg-ton arae Contect M r i T r o y a r st

> 47S7181

COOKS. DIETARY AIDES Psrt time Rochestar H * s area

Ca* V i r g k s or Nancy

COOKS part time, to* Ume good weges The Noney Tree Rsetsurem 14 MNe 4 Orcherd Lake 855-4866

C O O K S ' W A I T S T A F F / F A S H I O N MOOELS apply M h m R a w * Keyboard Lounge. 1870 S Wsyne

— 72S9330 Rd W e e u a n d o r c a *

SECRETARY T ^ m g . tikng computer espenence feght book-keeping Send reeume to ExcaHbur Development C o . 31731 Northwestern Mwy Sune 25 7W

F armmgion HMs Ml 46334

SECRETARY WANTED - 10 4 SouthUMd srse 1 person off ice tor " f * CtoricM work Ptaaeent stmos-Phere 4 to* benefit* Retoieiicee experience 4 I rsmpor ts t ton

569-6330

COOK WANTED Part-Mns Staff* Lounge 6631 Newburgh Wetftland Ask tor Suzame 459-7720

DELI MANAGEMENT 4 Cashier* needed tor Merchant of V mc South Held, flexible hour* creettve opportunmee. piaaee apply m per-son 29625 Nor thess lam Highway

fECRCVART - word proceesor WP ® » 0 w IV. untverpty sdttmg. $400/wk Ce* Jerry Sit * UNIFORCE 646-7661

RECEPTIONIST An eetsbksfted Fsrmmgton HMs . corporat ion tookmg for a dynerrw: mdenduM with strong typrng word proceeemg end ieiephune afeMs to report ckrectly to the president s off ice Send reeumge t o PerscmnM Director P O Bo> 641 NOVI, Ml 48050

RECEPTIONIST SWtTCHBOARD OPERATOR

F«M nme immet teM operang vtff i lM mou ld protect a protoeennei

* t , o n 0 mterpereonM McMs.

E 5 * „ -Federal APO

24700 CreatvMw Ct Fermmgton HMs. Ml 46336

A l t Customer Seryv^s Me .eg— An Equel Opportunity Employer

S M A L L LIVONIA M s n u t . c t u . m g Firm, looking tor typist. 50 wpm.

" " " " " V ? MMphone ex Good Beneff i* Seisry

* Ca* Pat 261-1770 ^ W O R O PROCESSOR

Needed tor office m UvonM arae MUM know WordPertoct Long M r m

• n » n t Ce* 464-7078 ETO Tsmporsry Service

e w t ' i i n : a t e i M

CUECIM. PART-TH ae CIMWI tea**_ _. M ara* haa m opening tar <moa M « . 24 - to h « n a

L O I S R A Y PERSONNEL

S O U T H F I E L D 5 5 9 - O 5 6

LAW OFF iC t AOM*MaTRATOM

S t T d a ^ ? Z L a - 2 Z Z

An EffiMf Opportimnty Employar M M M

^OFFICE A S S I S T A N T

ground prelerrad Exceaent commu-m m m a o r g a n m n o n M t k * M needed Good mat* abMty 4 to M y

wnn Ml J 3 1 < S » !

- T H

to P O Bos 8*11

O N E P E R S O N OFFICE

$ 1 6 4 2 0 , 0 0 0

A L L F E E S P A I O

S A L E S A S S I S T A N T

T o $ 3 0 0 w e e k N o T o p t o e n a f f i ^

f y perso iT • 2ws seise 1A&SOC4AT TESAOY 540-4130

RECEPTIONIST

YOUR SKILLS P A Y

HOLIDAY BILLS W O R D P R O C E S S O R S

$ 10.00/HR

D E P E N D A B L E DIETARY a i d e needed. 3pm-6pm 7 dey* $4 6 0 " *

Plymouth Ct Nursmg Center 456-0510

OlETARY AIDES Now accepting ap-Phcauons Mon thru Fr i 2 to 4pm ^ a a t w t a n e n VMage 25300 W S"x Mae Redtord Ml 46240

OfNIMG ROOM Host Person/Super-v«eor Evenings Wed thru Sun Muet neve sxperwnce m fine dmmg "kMJ i r sn t Appiy « . BotMord Irm 26000 Grand River Fsrmmgton

DUE TO INCREASED BUSINESS We ere now ecoeot l ra Kmtoa tmna tot Day Cook 4 Lkxiiwsehw Bus Parson Wsft Stsft 4 Expedttor Apply m person Mon-THw.. between 2-4 M o i m t a n Jacks 300 S MapM Ann Arbor

HOST/HOSTESS The posit ion <s tor hM Or pert ume Some esper. enca would be h e * * * |

W O L V E R I N E

3 5 8 - 4 2 7 0

I <=toded Appfy m person Bstwser 2 6 * p m Mon . sa t el Beau Jack*. 4108 W MspM Blrm»ngWsw

M A N A G E M E N T "

DOMINOES PIZZA Now hiring

" • n a o a i n s n Persorvwi Contact T e m O l p m

473-6967

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

W l PUT EXPERIENCE TO WORK!

T r — * * T7P*H) * word prn t l lM ig m- DATA BfTRY

• n Boa 772. Obeerver 4 ' Z . Z - Z L „ _ 7 T 2 Obearver • J | w - o e c - i 1A2S1 *«Rm r d u m m . MtaNgeii 44150 a S p . ' s r

•Mary a f f f i i iMMikan a l S year* *a-partaiiua t . i ras* i 11 poten hM Setorv neootieMM LM 717-4747

s r j r s . ~ tA 1 • • • a*

SNELLING « SNELUNG FARMINGTON HIILS

E N T E C H SERVICES, INC.

737-1744 SECRETARML

Looking tar Secretery M i surMsni l M M * tor a lerge N*M EateM trm n Troy MuM heve computer MEMs 6 •MM j e i s t e beckground E » c i * l I

ary 'aquirements to At tannon PMrMM. 820 tOrt. SMM tOe. Troy. Mi 46064

5 0 T E L E M A R K E T E R S

'Needed Immediately"

$ 6 . 0 0 p e r h o u r

Vacat ion Pay B o n u s e s Hol iday P a y G r o u p M e d i c a l

• W o r r t P m r s t t n r r

• O a t a E n t r y O p e r a t o r 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 14 700 F a r m i n g t o n R d . Sui te 104

Livonia. M l 4 8 T 5 4

4 2 7 - 7 6 6 0

OINtNG ROOM HELP Part t ime poaniona toi mature, f r iendly people Ottering good

3ee and flexibM schepuis Please Connie st 669-5330

DISHWASHERS WANTED Oay 4 st-le rnoon shifts. Apply st The Golden Mushroom 16100 W 10 Miie Rd M o n thru F r L 3 l o 6

DtSHWASHER WANTED 10 Mrfe 4 Teiegrsph arae Good Pey! F u l or part - t ime Deys Only! Ask lor Louie. 357-3570

FOOO SERVER Retirement v.ksge 24 to 26 hns per week $5 'hr Appiy lp person 36550 Grsnd Rwe. be-tween HMstead 4 Drske

FULL-TIME DAYS Up to $5 per hr Appiy in person Burger Kmg 32704 Grand River Fsrmmgton Ml

KITCHEN HELP F m 4 pert t ime Apply « person Bannsgans. 40441 Ann Arbor «d Plymouth 459-8907

openings _ snd par t - t ime for Dining Room Servers 4 Krtchen help Apply in person I rom 10am to 5pm

BIRMINGHAM ATHLETIC CLUB 4033 W M e c M R d 646-5050

RES A u RANT HELP wented at a fernily environment, very dose to 696 highwey Bus personnel dey 4 night wa,t staff days 4 pert time night* Hoctee* 4 experienced cook f c more in format ion cs* 476-0044

THAI RESTAURANT Auburn Hi**

Wait na f f needed. M l tram Ca* after 2pm ask lor Mike 373-4422

NOW TAKING INTERVIEWS to. M posit ions including kllphsn hMp wen 4 bus services 4 bartender* Apply m person between 1-4pm Mitch Mousey s. 26500 Schooicrsh

OLD COUNTRY BUFFET seekmg C o o k s . S * l * d m s k e r . B s k s r Busaar*. U n a Servers 4 Oisliwssn-ers Day* 4 night* Appiy st 7638 S Telegraph. Teykv Mich we>e lo-cated in the Forssl City pisxs

POSITION AVAILABLE

W A I T P E R S O N

A p p l y a t

E L N I B B L E N O O K

2 7 7 2 5 W 8 M i l e

L i v o n i a . 4 7 4 - 0 7 5 5

PREP COOK. Most Persor Cashier j 4 Wen Stsft Rsnebto persons need- I ed fu* or pert time Fermmgton

737-;

WAIT HELP WANTED Experience preferred H g h volume Italian restaurant with pixta Pleas-ant envi ronment , greer tips Inquire Wtthm Casenov i ' s . 2630 Union Lake Rd . Un ion Lake Ml

WAJTSTAFF E iperMnced energetic Wert Staff n e e d * i Apply m person Mon thru Fn. 3:30-6pm. P o g o s Golden Gate Plata. 8663 LMey ftd Camon

minimum annuM income of $25,000 wtth unl imited potential

DON'T GAMBLE WITH YOUR FUTURE CALL ME TOOAYHI

SUE KELLY 644-4700 REAL ESTATE ONE. INC Bloomfield - B i rmmgh»n

A GREAT PLACE TO WORK' H you ere coneidering e career m 'ee l estate, ca* Joe Mekvk e l

REAL ESTATE ONE. 4SS-7000 Plymouth Canton We oftor e com-PMM Iteming progrem 10 start you on a long larm. Ugh- income

ARE YOU EARNING WHAT YOU RE WORTH? Does 30% commission 10 start sound excit ing? I 'm looking tor s strong mdhrlduei who won I M l wry negatives get m the wey ot tuccees Ca* for immediate interview De tween 9em-5pm only e l 422-3273

Wi I t n JALCO Expanding National M o o Comput-er Mfgr seek* eggreesnre sates peo-ple to ae* i ts t ne 01 P C s 4 reiatad penpheneta No prospectmo m-No prospect ing m-

salary commission end bonue plen M k o computer exi ence preferred Send reaume l o MicroMb 2VlTt Freeway Park O r . Fermmgton HMe, Ml 48335

vohred

CONSIDERING A CAREER In Reel Estate 1

For coftoe 4 conversation Ca* Denma Cohoon 626-6800

DRIVE A MERCEDES 8EN2 1

Lwa W your dream home" Wear laHcv made Oothee'

Can John 0 » > Anytime 927-6 toe

WAIT STAFF needed, ecoeptmg •PPfcMions days A weexands. apply Wtthm. aeekmg responsible pieesem 4 eager t o work AMxande the Greet. 34733 Werren. W«t1anc

WAIT STAFF - Now hiring! Full time Appiy Rock-A-Wey Ceto 34275 Forfl Rd . M o n - Thur 7pm-9pm Ask lor Larry or Dorene 729-8040

WAlTSTAFF WANTED Oay and evening shifts t v M a b i e Experience reguirad Must be over 18 Qimrtn s o< Southf ield 557-8910

WANTED EXPERIENCED Most person Bertender. Waitstaff. tuH I .me lunch 4 dinner Eiwood Bar 4 G m (across t rom Foul Call Steve 2 - 5 p m 961-7485

Area C a l '-7220

PREP 4 DISHES Teas thru Sat night* - 5- 12pm Sal-ary C a l tor an appt 478-8666

506 Help Wan ted Sale* ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE

wnh John Hancock FmanciM Ser wee* SMary pm*

Restaurant Managers See ed tor Job Fax m Today's Pape> The Stuart Group

benefits Ask tor J im 847-0460

SHORT OROER COOK eflernoons and weekends Rene s Bar 8 GriB. 31022 Ann Arbor Tr . Westland 425-2454

RUMORZ IS NOW HIRING For wartstsft snd male 'estroom at-tendants Apply Wednesday . thru Saturday after Spm See Sherl a:

450 S Merr imsr. Westiand

WAITRESSES/WAITERS mper i anced only Appfy in person st The Golden Mushroom 18100 w . 10 Mito M o n thru Fri 3 thru 6

WAIT STAFF COOKS Susperfons - experience helpful Deys ihenings tun /pa r t t ime Sagaos. 25938 MKjiSebett Farmmgton Hi**

AGGRESSIVE, motivated -ndividu-Ms wanted lor Menagar Tremee po-sitions m -eta.1 department store Mus' have mgh school educetlon ana rekabie t rensportMion Apply m person M o n -Fn between 10-4. 987 Manufac tu re rs Or . newburgh-Cherry HiU area) Westland

A NATIONAL INSURANCE CO is expanding Start own agency, part t ime selling all Unee Trammg arid f inancing , 557-3266

8 1 - L I N G U A L . .

S P A N I S H . .

M E X I C O . . Expending local cMeiog. services business into Mex ico Need people m both USA 4 Mex ico seeking busi-ness entreprenoursfup 4 hnanolal t reedom .Contacts welcome

6 8 0 - 3 4 2 1

E N G I N E E R GTE Products Corporation has an im-medate opening for a Sales Engineer to be located in the Dearborn area. This position is responsible for the sale of custom connectors, precis ion molded plastics and metal stampings to automotive OEM's in the Detroit area.

Candidates should have a Bachelor's degree (technical preferred) as well as 3-5 years experience selling to the OEM Automotive MarXets.

Excefent salary and benefits plus sales incentive plan and company car. All inquir ies will be held in str ict-est confidence. Please send re-sume and salary requirements to : N A S C o n f i d e n t i a l R e p l y S e r v i c e , 3 0 0

R i v e r P l a c e , S u i t e 5 5 5 0 , D e p a r t m e n t

1 1 P G 1 4 3 , D e t r o i t , M l 4 3 2 0 7 .

E l e c t r o n i c C o m p o n e n t s

& M a t e r i a l s

W e a - e a n A ' t - r r r -a ! v e Ac t i on . '

E q u a l O p p o r t u n e E m p l o y e r t A F

ART GALLERY ASSISTANT Full t ime Sales experience heceeeery Farmmgton HMs area

932-0060

AUTO STEREO 4 CELLULAR Phone Salesperson . experienced, to* t ime Wster tord 623-1888

B O R E D ? Are you iookmg tor adpnionM $ 1.500 per month income? We have a unique leveraged IRA product tor your clients For mtormetion pieese ce* M i Richards. 261-4720

C a r e e r O p p o r t u n i t y Photography Company has immedi-ate openings tar sales representa-tives Experience preferred but we w * trem dynamic indDviduMs with SSMS background $70-$ 12-5 par day commission Rskable trenspor-tat ion required For interview ca* Mr Berger at 522-1285

CHIi,DRENS SHOE SALES Fu*/part t ime Downtown Fermmg-ton De*y 10-6pm: Fri , 10-9pm Sun t 2 - 5 p m 478-7611

F R E E T R A I N I N G For quMMed mdMduM seeking a 'awarding to* nme career m reM es-tate sales needed tor the top reM estste off ice m Farmmgton par t of Michigan s largest reel estate com. pany Trammg programa and re-sources tor s 'est start M a greet ftaid Ask lor Mr Seeger

477-1111

FULL AND PART TIME posi t ion evsksbie Apply In person Timberiene L imber . 42780 W 10 Mas rd., Novi

HOMEMAKERS EARN a Quality second income or e substantial fu* tkns income In whel le ctoerty the best opportunity of the 9 0 » To Mem more, cell 941-866C

C L E R I C A L P H O N E W O R K Growing compeny M looking tor out going mplvtduieto to 0o extensive phone work ! Telemarket ing or phone sales experience * muMi $350 • $700 per week SouthAeid Ca* 8 JO-10 30 AM 946-9620

DECORATOR SALES Part time flexibM hour* Expanding

tor window treatment 4 wa* cover mg sales at our UvonM or Fermmg-ton HMs locat ion* PMd training, excelent wege 4 commission struc-ture Csft Personnel 563-2501

EARN $25,000 PLUS - your First Yeer in Market ing Trammg Looking tor-Uvonia, Fsrmmgton 4 Fsrmmg-ton HMs Reel dent* We era wMmg 10 tram and work with you C** 478-6008

A GREAT PLACE TO WORK 1 wM t ram you 4 start you on a

long term, « g h income caraar Classes start ing Now Ca* Terry. ReM Estate One. 326-2000

GREAT EXPECTATIONS 'he nat ion s largest 4 most t rusted video dat ing service is seeking * Strong closer or someone wMmg to * * r n the art ot ta le* . Ca* after 11.

354-3210

How fa r you g o in rea l es ta te d e p e n d s o n w h e r e you s tar t .

And why not

start at the top?

Join The Prudential Great Lakes Realty, designed to be one

of the mo^t powerful systems in real estate

today. For more details call.

PETER M BEIGMTOL

The P ruden t i a l Great Lakes Realty

689-8900 •"deponaentiy Owned er>0 Operated

INSIDE SALES .'TELE MARKETING OeuHflcatione include telephone sales M * M knowledge o l in terna tionel ahippmg procedures arid doc-ument proceeemg Typmg. 50 wpm WW be acting as laison between customer based seias personnel and district off ice 464-1740 between 6 30 4 5pm

An Equei Opportunity Employer

INSIOE SALES - attractive working environment leads provided non r w a * saMs experience excit ing per acmabty required rnmmieelun p u s bonus Plymouth 455-0700 T ' 0 » 583-2097

MATERIAL HANDLING COMPANY M need of experienced person to ca* on industrial accounta markM-mg Ml t ruck*. A i led products 4 after markets Continuous trammg 4 su ra tan l workmg condi t ion* Appa-can l n e t have mduetnM sales ex

- . to: Mornson industrial Equipment, PO Box a 1077. Brighton Ml 46116 at-tent ion Branch Manager

No phone caAs r i ses •

NEW CAR SALES Uvonse Chrialei-Plymouth haa m opening tor a new car salesperson Musi be saareeMne end heve reler

No Apply m person Aak tor Mike

L I V O N I A

C H R Y S L E R - P L Y M O U T H 30777 Pfymouth Rd

525-5000

NEW CAR SALESPEOPLE U v o n a deetaraMp a m need of moihreled local' people to aa* new

Muet be embftious wekng 10 Mem and posaees an ab*My to get along with p e o p M Good comweesiim plen derno pMn. and medKel meurenca pian avaaePM Contact John Sem-mut Uvorae Voaitwegen Marda

425-5400

Se* e OMinquenf eocount.

Extreordmery comrmasion Mr Johns '804: 736-9054

SALES PeopM. 4 Ceafuers tor B»-mmgfiem specialty mors Experi-ence preferred Appry at Memo Fur and Laather 271 W " a p M . 646-3660

S A L E S P O S I T I O N S See ed tor Job Fen m T o d a y * Paper The Sluart Group

SALES $250-$350 WK PART TIME Catch Tour Eye

Conor ado Prime •* the nation s toeO-dmg lood service compeny * we are seeking personabto people to ser-vice bom our new 4 exattag ec-counts Thm is an Oeel ooportunrty for an mdmduM wrth good eommu-rocatton ak*M who hes 3 svenmgs and Saturaey avertaMs lo e n f w x e

mg provided For conhdentiw mier-view ca* M r Bar twt l 482-9230

N E W C O N S T R U C T I O N Fu* t ime > cense d sales ^ e n t s needed tor new condominium prot-ects located throughout metropoli-tan Detroit Must be rvghfy motivat-ed and experienced m new con-s t r u c t i o n seles Greet income POterrtiM For an interview p l a n s ca* Mark at 352-8550

REAL ESTATE SALES

F R E E T R A I N I N G Formes classroom snd Vv-ofltoe t rammg Self-mothreted mdmduaM

TELEMARKETER National Guardian Security Services Corporation, ona of Ihe nation * fastest growing electronic Mcurtty service* corporMion. he* a posit ion avsaaOM m the Detroit eree tor an expen-encad Telemarketer The

JANtTOWXL BI-MONTHLY Coneoenooue. dMMMd mdtviduM experienced m floor cara MuM own rout own scrubber tor ha* salon n Farmmgton HMs araa Ca* Sandy

326-3365

LIGHT SHOP WORK - PART TIME GraM lor aams-renred or retiree tor sMppmg. Mean-up ate Apply at Ecco Tool Compeny 42525 WeM 11

M E R C H A N D I S E R P E R M A N E N T P A R T T I M E

Gffieon Greetings seeks r e s p o n s e s

m Bemmgnern 4 Fermmgion a r i _ FlexibM hour * r t aapon j t o P 0 Box 7266 Fant Ml 46507

An EquM Opportunity Employer

•DEAL FOR Homemekers or i i g n ScKool Students to» pen- t ime Order CMrt poeftione Start M $5 par hr guaranteed - bonuaee No experi-ence necessary wH trem C M San-dy Mon . Sal 3pm-9pm 477-0006

RECEPTIONIST tor Bvmmgham lew office, pert t ime 1 person needed to work 8 4Sem-1pm 4 1 peraon need-ed 10 work l pm-5 iSpra Mon-Fn No typmg AvaaabM mmedurtefy Ca* Sam 540-8311

SENSITIVE PERSON w * n typmg and Mekmtoen experience who can

501 Help Wanted L/OfTtMiJC

512 Situations Wanted Female

N A N N Y OF

A M E R I C A

• looking tor competent carmg m-t r u S i M i Who have a baaK M>ve tor children We tram you M our ea-penee lo become a p r n H i i i: i al nervvy

. Fuk/Part Tune Work AveaaoM

BABYSITTING - loving M o m mm •care tor your erma tu* or part Ume. LOU Of love 4 attent ion Weettend. Wayne 6 Werrei 722-2216

N A N N Y OF

A M E R I C A

• looking tor competent carmg m-t r u S i M i Who have a baaK M>ve tor children We tram you M our ea-penee lo become a p r n H i i i: i al nervvy

. Fuk/Part Tune Work AveaaoM

BETTER MAIOS CLEANING . We work dirt cheep

Gift certif icates kvaRabie 427-6735

N A N N Y OF

A M E R I C A

• looking tor competent carmg m-t r u S i M i Who have a baaK M>ve tor children We tram you M our ea-penee lo become a p r n H i i i: i al nervvy

. Fuk/Part Tune Work AveaaoM

CHILD CARE educational p rog ram anC pieray of tove m my Bkmmgham home 7 year* of experience U o v Fn. 7 a m - 6 p m 642-7146

Call: 540-4960 4190 Tsiegrepn BioomifMad HMa

NON-SMOKING meture tomaM lo xaap house tor ambulatory server oant m exchange tor room 4 boara Garden Cay 525-8377

TROY FAMILY iookmg tor a warm caring paracm 10 care tor en 8 mo oW baby 40-45 nrs per wk Rator-

~ M 669-9416

509 Help Wanted

UiddMbeit Fu* ume Lots of TLC, " t a l l 4 anacks provided Ca* Sandy 456-2707

CLEANING GOT Y p U DOWN? Ca* Cobweb Connection Weekly. monthly or bMtiqnthly. ratorancas

421-OT12

CLEANING HONEST dapendabto own t ranspor tMKm. references nouee 4 cmkjt cieen.ng Mor. Fri 4 Sat weekly 273-555?

APARTMENT MANAGER COUPLE. MAINTENANCE COUPLE

Ragunai property management f i rm seskmg an experienced prolee-

s e m experience and ex-c e l l e n t c o m m u n i c a t i o n

Quakhed appkeants snouta submit 1 resume to

'Humen Resources National Guard ian Security Services Corporat ion 30423 indmtna l Roed . UvonM. Michigan 48150

future earning potentiei Cad Bruce 525-7700

Century 21 Your Real Estate

HIGHLY MOTIVATED SALES Person wented to ae* new homes fo« leading developer Proven track record m new home sales required Send resume to Box 656 Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd Uvonia. Michigan 48150

I N S U R A N C E S A L E S See ad 'or Job Fan in Today * Paper The Stuart Group

PHONE SOLICITORS Sa* motivat-ed individual* neeoed 10 ca* com-p * m e * Expensive phone work $7-110 hr C e l 8 30-10 30 AM 946-9620

INTERNATIONAL COMPANY Expanding m Midwest Start m »

, diatMy No experience needed WM tram right paraon $35«-$7SK plus. f kM year income Career opportuni-ty Fu l company trammg F u l or part t ime C a l lor appomtmam

349-3222

I N T E R E S T E D IN S E L L I N G

REAL t S T A T E ?

ASSOCIATE WITH TWO GENERATIONS OP SUCCESS Well trained salespersons have an advantage!

Excellent training programs!

BIRMINGHAM JIM SORRENTINO

6 4 7 - 1 9 0 0

ROCHESTER PHIL CANDELA

6 5 1 - 1 0 4 0

LAKES AREA CHRIS CORNELL

6 8 3 - 1 1 2 2

PLYMOUTH JIM STEVENS

459-6000

NORTHVILLE CHUCK FAST

347-3050 349-1515

BIRMINGHAM JOAN DOWNING

6 4 2 - 2 4 0 0

BLOOMFIELD HILLS CHRIS LEISMER

6 4 6 - 1 8 0 0

WEST BLOOMFIELD JACKIE STEUER

7 3 7 - 9 0 0 0

PLYMOUTH JOANNE BRY^IGELSON

4 5 3 - 6 8 0 0

TROY JAN GRUPID0

5 2 4 - 9 5 7 5

6 8 9 3 3 0 0

LIVONIA DAVE SNELL

462-1811

O T H E R L O C A T I O N S

L L O Y D E D W A R D S

D I R E C T O R O F R E C R U T T I N G

269-1000

S C H W E I T Z E R

B € A L E S T A T E

c o u x u e u

2 1 O F F I C E S

S A L E S P R O F E S S I O N A L S Nat iona l Gua rd ian S a c u n t y Services C o r p one of m e n a t i o n s f a t t e s t g r o w i n g e lec t ron ic secur i ty serv ice c o m p a n i e s h a s a p o s i t i o n avai lable m t he Detroi t area tor an e x p e r i e n c e d sa les representat ive The pos i t ion « r espons ib l e lor sa les o t state-ot- the-art Ourgtar a larm-f i re a l a r m a c c e s s c o n t r o l a n d C C T V s e r v i c e s i n a p r e d o m i n a t e l y c o m m e r c i a l a n d f inanc ia l app l i ca t ion The success fu l cand ida te m u s t possess

• A min imum o ' three years experience m electronic product or system sales

• A history o l successful c loses from cold casts and referraM • Afiove average per formance aga i te l saies goats • A Business or Technical Degree is preferred

W e of fer a p a c k a g e w h i c h i nc ludes salary c o m m i s s i o n s . Bonus o p p o r t u n i t i e s car a l lowance, at t ract ive Oeneftts a n d t he o p p o r t u n i t y t o i m p r o v e your earn ings &ased on your ab i l i t y Qua l i f i ed app l i can t s s h o u l d submi t a r e s u m e c o m p i e t e w i th salary h i s to ry to

S A L E S M A N A G E R

O n N A T I O N A L G U A R D I A N

| # S E C U R I T Y S E R V I C E S . C O R P .

30423 Industrial Road Uvonia. Michigan 48ISO

( 3 1 3 ) 5 2 2 - 7 4 0 4 E q u » O p p o n u v r y Employr w F

REAL ESTATE SALES $25,000 Guaranteed1 * you aNray*

.warned to start a caraar ai r e v ae-tata. but toll rou couldn't lake a chance on a lower first year income, now I* ihe l ime lo gat started Ca* Tricha at 348-6430 10 And out about our guaranteed income program and start immediately m a career held ot unarmed potential REAL ESTATE ONE EOC

R E T A I L L E A S I N G Birmingham baaed developer sei mg s r e iper ienced mdMduai tor

o l 2 years expenenee to spece m Western Weyne county lo-cation Send reeume seiery 4 com-pensation reouvaments t o P O B o i 3045 Birmingham, Mi 48009

R E T A I L M A N A G E R S See ad tor Job Far in Today * Paper Tha Stuart Group

RETAIL

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

S O M E R S E T M A L L Previous rvgn quality rsta* shoe

l ive, and p rnNisnnaas i i ara re-turned 10 |om our company Our reputation tor ele-gence and exoeaanoe m matched by our peopM-onented style and erne environment,, the compeneetion is a>ca*em. and memoes s kuty pmd benef l t t package Pieaae send re-sume to

Store Manager

B A L L Y

O F S W I T Z E R L A N D 2877 Somerset Ma*

Troy Much 48064 EQuM Opportunity Employer M / f

TELEMARKETING. PART TIME 10-2PM4 2-6PM

MEN 4 WOMEN E x p e r i e n c e d m p h o n e CMkng

G u a r a n t e e d s a u r y - commweion Retirees - College Students -

Homemakers Go with me winner BeivwOare Construction

TY 8-7100 ( 896-71001 Exteneion 35. Naomi

TELEMARKETING Experienced Tssemerketer 10 work 2-3 day* par week contacting pro*. Pects tor commercial property caeu- i Mty meurenca Work m your arae or i our ofltoe Ca* Bob Wo* 357-21 . *

orgsnaa leern Quickly accept re-sponsibany. 4 usual a busy pi alee BKrnM m home and afdea 626-8068

SUPERVISORS A part t ime regmnM supervisor la needed m the Detroit eree to SM up

c o i o o n m g program Samplng ex-perience • pra ier ied Reeponeiba-bes mckide hiring, t remmg 4 sched uang s torce c* part t ime m-stor* damonetrMors 4 oversss 1 r g the ex-ecut ion of sampling protects m m s » grocery enema knowledge of Ihe grocery mduetry pmbMin aofv-

38 organszationM akMs are hetp-We oftor $7 50/hour • 244 per

OueMiaJ per--029 ready tor -800-666-6634

sons heve ad «1265-02S operator at

coupto tor a medium sued devWop-

M leeM a 75 unit complex 4 be e> penanced m buadmg mamtenance 'saeii'ig aupennaran 4 ofhee Exceaent seMry benefits 4 bonus program For immediaM considers Hon send rseume 4 f i e r y raetory to

CERTIFIED REALTY M C Apartment Manager Poemon

38345 West 10 Una Road Suite 300

Farmington HWe. M l . 46335

COMPETENT CHILDCARE GIVES tor Saturday work m your home Early chi ldhood trammg excellent

342 -23*9

DAY CARE - Uvonia Area tor pre-school age chkdran Lots o i TLC.

Ca* 423-S727

OAYCARE WARM LOVING m o t h * •MB cere tor your c*i*0 W Bioomlieid MapM' HeMiad

7 6 6 - 0 2 *

EUROPEAN mOy wit*, gree- ' e le r -ence* looking H- ^ousekeepmg i o t

e e . --5346

APARTMENT MANAGER COUPLE For Suburben CompMx MuM heve

EXPERIENCED TUTOR Coaeoe and riMh scJs

: and Chemiairy 6tha» l u m o considered 451

SAPERlENeED TEAM with

C a l Mon -Fn 9em- 5pm 352-4043 An Equal Opportunity Employer

TWICE MONTHLY house so house delivery In UvonM

C a l American FMN) M w k e t m g 946-6520

WORK approx imate 20 hrs waak Opporturvty 10 earn $250 $600 month to start immeckela arr«>toy ment C a * 525-6285

THE EOUTTABLE FINANCIAL Vices company . .

f inancial institutions 100

5 0 6 H ^ p W a n t e d

W W " t l W C

the Oakland C o m f y area Con aider ed appacants wi* undergraduate oegree anO/er previous buamaes or c v e e r experience Send reeume lo Jack Gerwiri CLU 755 W B k Suite 1500 Troy Ml 48064

AFFECTIONATE. EXPERIENCED nenny Tiou aea eepei wanted tor 2

>») m Nortf^nse 348-5150

AiOE lo asawt har wt.r person*, cars. morn ing* Con-ion Ford/Sne»Oon

morn ing* Con-

10em 981-5318 or 427-0806

The Sweet Smell CK Succeas

L ROME INTERNATIONAL E nhuaiast ic C o n s w e n t H ardworkmg 0 utgomg E ntrepreneur S en motrveied is tres you? Contact me 10 ftnd out mora about the iMimaM m 100 sanMection 8am-6pm 871-1200 " * 871-6272

yr o ld 4 10 mo old. on Mon 4 Weos Sam-5pm m my Lnoraa home 6 Mi 4 Mernmen «21-7313

RESPONSIBLE CARING beby-

F a r m i n g t o n Hi l ls home 7am-4 30pm Non-amoaer t o care lor 2 young cnadren $5 hour 476-8946

TRIPLE YOUR PRESENT >NCOME Ambit ious Men .Women with knarv o e i aspirations sought by vt tama-iwna i CorporMion to NieerfiaaiJ t ha

aammg potential Ca* (313) 7*6-9695

ROUTE SALES I FOOO SALES]

it you a r * a direct sale* person we heve the product income opportu-

w h o l e s a l e t o y compeny needs ordar pecker'del ivery person The • a permanent poemon not Christmas C a l tor *>p i Novelty, Livonia

• 1 not mat tor t Century

464-0590

i-$80C p £ r WEEK

$ 100,000/YEAfi AND s t i l l U N H A P P V

Experience an nduetry currency creeung 20% of the nation's "Mao-nave* with a Meetyl* second to none Reied by MoneyWwld maga-zine a* the a i leverage veracM ol tha 90 s C e l 1-800-777-8094

BABYSITTER - experienced tor Mon Wed Fr i - mommgs Non-

taoan Fermmgton HM* 861-6544

BABYSITTER for mfarrt my home preferred Jan to A p m llaxtoie 30-40 hours week IA1M I k e pe t * Weat

855-3217

BABYSITTER - Fu* M a . M i i o r out. own t raneportaaon a rtvieti

ia. 546-8036

A S S I S T A N T M A N A G E R C O U P L E

m menagament at a f t recove so ' community kK a»ed m growing t u b urban area Experience p re faced good salary apt 4 benefits C a e n 10-5 274-4765

COUPLE WANTED U e i tor nanoa, lady to work ae rvgm com-panion. Pieaae ca* Bar -ee i 9am 4 5pm Novi area 669-5330

RESIDENT MANAGER COL»>LE

nouee Jevelopmern j g r n memte-nance landacapmg. 4 ofhee MMs ' i c i a m - y Salary n o w o a u i a t i o n *

townhouas provided Send resume to 100 W Lone Lake R d . Suite

Id HMS Ml 46304

commeroai Ca* Oaraee 4 Cathy » 535-3380 or 277-8738

LIVE-IN Companion A i d . n o u s * -

to cars to> s«k or Mderty g 0 0 c ref-erenoe* 4 lransportatk>n 263-6573

LIVONIA MOM w a n e * t o en fu* l ime Johnson School O a f i c t

456-29*$

QUALITY CHILD CARE mdnaduei at tent ion Warm, open as-

533-4S3S

513 Srtuahoos Wanted M a t e

g e n e r a l o f f i c e c l e a n i n g

HoneM and rakabie service Caa to 543-715S

RESIDENT MANAGER HigMy motrveied rouplea with good commumcet ion 4 market ing s a a * aM have a caraar opportuni ty warn 01* property management arm Huabeod need* to be e mechan i cs problem solver 4 wile needs sales 4

o i a toxury apt community aalary targe 2 badroom apt wMh utmnee 4 • t o e C r o a * C M Paragon

GENTLEMAN 1 Mderty mai* per*onei care mciud-ed Experienced good 'eNvw.ee* 4

283-6673

515 Child Cara CHILD CARE m my l i rei i i ie i l Oek Pert home Warm 4 Loving e m w o n -ment Mon thru Fn 7am to 5 30pm C**Lee iye 54S-71J6

BABYSITTER - Grandma ttgure wanted m taxing care of my infant tn

' homa FiM bms Oam tranapor. Eve* 624-5777

RCSCENT MANAGER COUPLE Fu* 4 part Uma poemon* arailsCIs m N W suburbs Good sMe* (ft*>s

knowledge of p k j m b m g mg 4 general

a , t o Box a 774

Obeerver 4 Eccentric HewapNJei * 36251 Schooicreft Rd . Lrvoma Micmgar 48150

CHILD CARE PROGRAM - to> age* S weeks to 8 y r* at ape Certif ied Teacher* Pan t ime 4 to* tkne pro-gram* Located m Lrvoma S2S-S767

LICENSED HOME OAY CARE Lovmg etmosphera. exceaent actrvv-nas Mfant i l e age 8 $2 a r hour SouthliMd ara*. Can 399-0234

NANNY ««TWOR»L INC Nanraes Houeekeepe^s 4 B o e r * Cara Lhm-*i /out lus t imerpart ome Pre-acreei led Ca* 660-0670

510

We oftor

• Compeny Verwae • No weekends or mght* • Managment opporturvhea

135.000 $75 000 - 1*1 year po-

BABYSITTER NEEDED m my Can-tori home 7 30am-7pm. 2-3 dey* a week $2 50 an hour Re*abM own transportat ion a muet 454-4147

BABY SITTER per week m m tor 2 chAdren I Dona t ion

1 or 2

Ca* 645-6323

ftm tram fhe r ^ h i paraon Cal Mr Hurley tor immediate interview be-tween 9em-5pm only at 422-3273

For interview caa Mr Brady be-tween 10-4pm M 623-2600

SALES ASSISTANT Part t ime assistant for sate* n off ice m new conatnjction Janerta *U313) 651-8940

START AT THE TOP Now Interviewing For A Few Select Positions

FREE* PRE-LiCENSE COURSE W e of fe r t h e b igges t A b e s t l icense S0..00I in t h e s t a t e . Day or e v e n i n g c l a s s e s tailored to your s c h e d u ' e C l a s s e s s ta r l ing now

" Small refundable material charge • Ful l- t ime in-off ice t ra ining to help "Ou

to a f a s t s ta r t • 2 Livonia l oca t i ons • In-off ice re loca t ion d e p a r t m e n t

Hartford South, Inc. Cell the Proven Professional

Frank D'Angeto 4 6 4 - 6 4 0 0

CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITY For nearty 40 years a tradition of quality Real Estate Brokerage has been our Hallmark at

Weir, Manuel, Snyder A Ranke, Inc. Work wrth s o m e of Mich tgan s h ighes t -e a r n i n g Rea l E s t a t e S a l e s A s s o c i a t e s It s c o n t a g i o u s Due to a n ex t remely act ive res ident ia l real e s t a t e marke t , a limited n u m b e r of s a l e s p o s i t i o n s a r e curreot ty ava i l ab le For in fo rmat ion a b o u t t raining a n d oppor tun i ty . caM:

R o c h e s t e r B i l l J a m n i c k

SALES CLOSERS

ARE YOU PRESENTLY EARNING

$75,000 A Year in Commissions?

!t not. we have positions available now in this area

| tor exceptional— sales closers wtth a proven track record ol 3-5 years experi-ence who can prospect and close.

• t75.000 in commissions or more plus year-end bonus

• Incentive program • No over night travel • Recession/Depression

proof industry wtth htgh demand

if you-are a Top Salesper-son. we want to talk to you now

Jame* F McCormic* Exec VP P O Boa 13190

Oh 43213

1-800^48-7592

507 Help Wanled Pari rune

BABYSITTER NEEDED - Mon-Fr i . . aeytme tor newborn 4 loddtor m my SouthftoM homa Non-emoker

* 355-3032

BABYSITTER NEEOED m my WeM lend home tor 2 boy*, to* U n a C a l weekday* i 30PM-2 30PM a

AEROBICS INSTRUCTOR CPR Certif ication requwed

Ca* Plymouth YMCA 453-2904

M oi any-7 26-0322

ASSISTANT tor Momeeaon Pre-Schooi i n room 8em-12 30pm. 5 flay* Frankl in Area 737-2070

BABYSITTER NEEDED r> Birmmgham home tor my 1 yr old o» ignter 2 day* a week /Mon 4 Tuaa.) C a l 647 - t oss

ATTENTION pro laaao i ia l i Start an m-home bu*mee* Jemon* t iMa ig CMcovery Toy* Product* FlexibM hr * f i r w . •eni moome 4 trammg Ca* Nataa*

129-4837

CANVASSERS EARN $6-$HJ par hr workmg suburb* only PofarMM over $ » per hr. eMti r-imjeea U o t N M e d people ca* O h 932-3040

BABYSITTER NEEDED Mon T ua» T i n * * Fn 10 30am to 5 30pm QW*. 2 4 5 y r* My Lrvoma homa

I 427-7462

Opportunities MAINTENANCE PERSON tor

511 Entertainment ANY OCCASION

RESPONSIBLE LOVING mg kcansed cMdca ra 12 Mi. 4 Telegraph 3 chaoren par cnaocare »ver mta-rts thru 4 yrs 946-7926

516 Elderly Cara I Asststance

• E l l A B E T T E R WAY. . . Keep your loved one* M home

F A M I L Y H O M E C A R £ Nurse owned - operated

Big Bend* - Top 40 474-8064 P r o D J. $150 0 0 ' u p

455-5683 CAFKXE S MUSIC FOR LIFE So* , •hamec ar Du<vTno -Ouertet Been to B o o g t * J a s 4 Oaaaica A* Oc : *a ion* LaeaonsaMo 851-3574

D O C JOCKFY For A * Ocaeeksns Wedding 4 iormai e f t w speoeket For more a * u n e u u n 4 a pnee net

Ca* SoundmeMars at 277-3041

|4SS-LOVEl Qua l i f i ed "ael t r care par*o« 241

A Caring Person m Your Home

NURSE AIDES HOMEMAKERS - LIVE-INS

BABYSITTER

473-2527

BABYSITTER NEEDED m my WMtod Lake home Mon - Fri 3 3 0 4 30pm.

CM tor school student Ca* THIE after « M p m 66S-712S

COUNTER CLERKS

Part t ime or after school 4 Set For

NW LNonM nome ty Mon-Tuee-Wed Own trenepor-

462-3112

mmgnem AppN i t u * l a Clean-e r * 4063 W Mecea At ' a n g r * m or 4307 Orct ierd Lake Rd

* 537-8052

DRY CLEANERS Several pert kme poemon* m sever

! tt locat ion* C a l mam ofhee tor av ] ' « rvew 47VQ1 t t

EARN EXTRA CASH Taaapnona Advertising 113 per now potent ia l Hour* Mon^Thurs Spm-9pm Sat I0am-2pm 476-7365

EXTRA INCOME

-an ume or ener school 4 Sal For | CHtLOCARE tor af ternoon Kinder- _ •ocatmns m w . B k K m e U 4 B r - ! flartanar * i f a m e e School fFerm- | 512 Situations Wanted mmgnem AppN « M f u s Clean-

MUSIC TO YOUR EARS kgm snow 50 s 4 60 s

869-5644

SANTA Vtolta the k id * m your Home Fim. C a l

T ra ined , cou r t eous p e r s o n n e l bonded * meured AveMeMe 2« hour* * dev. 7 day* s weM. Mt

4 7 6 - 9 0 9 1

better pnee end we * b e M a

451-7496

CHILD C A W GMar needed M M y Troy home. 3 dy wk 7-5pm tor 4 y* o m boy i to le i m «-ea 4 own t-wie-

Mon Fri pi eftoiel i ly m my Garden Cay home RMwa i lea 421-2766

C O M P A N I O N A I O E - N t g n t s 11 3 0 p m - 7 3 0 a m $ 4 0 par

Expan-5SS-2S37

GRANOMOTHOt W A N T S F<M t ime to cere tor I mo ate r e a m m our FarmMoion HMa heme P l a i n ce* after t p m 766-7787

SALES PEOPLE Excmng h m j s e r v i c e / p r o d u c t H u g * mer *e t

GraM posenaei Caa Moiv-Fn between 9-5 338-4402

SALESPERSON Outgoing rn»wduw lor neerm clua

I •" w BtoomltoM f u* t part t ime , Ca* L o m

GROCERY PACKERS ^ • p a r t t i m ^ h

9 3 0 - 2 0 4 1 Ann Arbor

EXC ELLACARE

men m your Home HOME HEALTH CARE

Screened RN supervisee meured

357-3650 'n l l i ie iu i lM "een f l Cera P a r a m m

ACTIVE LADY a J

ARE YOU LOOtcane FOP OUALITY *M>ervMo»t •eeaoiibi i p rN ^ • y C * r * 7 t ioanead Home Any i 1 'n*isa«g LtvonM 5 A g * CertMea CPR 24 yr* Arm A/ - g e uerrmee e n * 24 y r * Ann Ar- _ . bar Ra/275 M a e Shrtey 5S14T3a 5 1 1 E d u c a t t o r t

e I ~a *r _ • HlSTrUCTIOn

SASY SmntnG. Censor.

*Raa. 2 M 3 aeye pm week Pm*er 3 to 5 yr M a s p ieymete tor my 3 yr OM W - 0 3 3 «

b a b y s l t t i a s g F |« ume ar part nma Open 7-Farmmgion uma Ca* Army m

Data Entry I DeMiop Pubksfwig

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P*>»»Mi« Plans A APPROVED FOR UAW T^AItPMG

JOto Plmemrfrt M s a t a n c *

i i r m i k i 18 yr* j i I ' ^ E.A. Cerssr Training as2 12*7 \ O a k Park 967 -3%93

school hours $4 25 par hour se • a r t Appfy m person

FOOO EMPORIUM 6 MILE & NEWBURGH pr*nMt oawuumbeavoMi* two

_ > * — » C * a A » » 7 3 7 - » 6 .

6 5 1 3 5 0 0

Troy/Birmingham BloomfiekJ Hills J a c k C l o u d 6 8 9 - 7 3 0 0

P l y m o u t h / N o r t h v i l l e C a n t o n J e r o m e D e l a n e y

W e s t B k x > m f i e k l F a r m i n g t o n B i r m i n g h a m B l o o m f t e W Hi l ls

P a u l K o o p k e

4 5 5 - 6 0 0 0

and : « * u » . aps icy

RED WING TICKET WINNERS

R o y F. B ie tm 7 8 7 0 H u g h

W e s t l a n d 4 8 1 8 5

J o s e p h C k x 561 W o o d s L a n e

Grosae Pt Woods 48236

8 5 1 - 5 5 0 0 » you an

UOMT pecaagmg oMce w r t d a a . ary pence* tor CRrtMma* I I , P t o a n oome m to <8 OM appacehon •ear I Spm 26633 8 M | ? M W

W E I R . M A N U E L S N Y D E R & R A N K E . I N C .

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Please call the promotion de-partment of the Observer & Ec-centric before 4 p.m. Tuesday, November 27, 1990 to claim your free tickets.

591 -2300 , ext. 4 0 4 Congratulations!

6 F * O A E M o n d a y , November 26. 1990

N < « n o > U M I »

520 Secretariel A S U V i n O M S H n r l C M

* y a w l u l l mow. re-

S S |ng « m F A * , copies. ^ twfc. i n m w g e , buemeea cards 4

S 6 C « r r A « 5 5 V > L U T t O N S NOVI 344-0099

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MOTICg H H t R t B V GIVEN THAT THetoBoa f lng a d ba H U SI lOwr on O k . M , I M S . t « M bids M l I w s o . w t r t e d tan, n o . u n d Doc 20| Joe M a g * Una 4014. 3 « • P*m> m o w w kara^ 2 COuChw*. -Ove M t 2

703 Crafts

• p o a d b t a . d a w g m o m labia a ehafca. glass lop and tabMa. TV P h u n k n g apparal. toot bo* , o w l a m p a . toddw. exarcws b * e . tola o* m d c A l In sxceBsnt condi-tion Jamee Barar Una 4043 4

poo l chemiead. 3 rofls o l green out-

Kraepy Krswtys. 3 tirss. 7 off ice d i d r * . mop . bucket 4 wr lngw. m<ec poo l equipment 4 pool Inara.

SHUAOARO STORAGE CENTER 2 » 1 Hagoarty

Canton. Ml 48 187

EXECUTIVE a

1 ) 4 6 ^ - 2 7 7 1 OFFICES

SECRETARIAL SERVICES

on<Lotoa. Word Processing Our c o m p u t w - flexible Koura

M o d d O t o c a . d e 534-87*2

522 Proloeeionsi Senricee

800 Transportation A Trevei

NORTHWEST ticket svdlabM lor d a p w i w a lor Pheorwx on Oac 2 7 m at 9:25am >400 U M 4 7 7

CLASSIC CREATIONS Arta 4 Craft Show. Sat Oac .. >0em-4pm Hopan'a School. 44«S0 Sam. Canton 1 M H m Sheldon

between Fo rd Rd 4 Cherry HM.

COUNTRY CRAFT, SHOW Northvi f la Rac. Center

103 W Mam Street Sat December lsi

10am l p 4pm

7 0 « s r ; Catered Lunch

;«1.S0

CRAFT HOUSE to benefit E v w e d Nursery School. 7 7 1 E Squws Lake between Adama 4 Opdyke. Bloom-A d d HiBs Thurs.. Nov 29. 9env • p m . Fri.. Nov 30. 9em-4pm 644-7269 OR 446-4506

DOHERTY ELEMENTARY

Sal . Dac

3 5 7 5 * 3 ! ^

I0am-4pm Craft*, ee l gifts. tood 4 tun I LK Rd . W

SOUTHWEST round t r tp t l ckd . good u n M March-1991. any deetms-Bon. $300 334-2055

701 Collectiblee DOLL 4 BEAR SHOW 4 SALE

4 Cooectsbto aud i aa 4 G-L Joe. Sun Dac 2

i 0am-4pm Roma's o l Btoomlield 2 1 0 1 S. Telegraph ApprsaaM AdmNeWn. $2.50 757-5566

ELITE AT HOME HAIR STYLING 4 C u d o m Beauty Cara lor thoee whose ume la of tha assent* 20

I experience a l Sake. ale. •73-4478 S T k E T

ERRANO SERVICE - ' Allow Me ' to •awe you Ume. Courier aarvloa. g M buying 4 wrapping. nea> house ael up 4 old houaa doaod down. C a l " A l o w Me 31fr6&2-6666

So stronger, muaculw. 4 (M ined 1 on 1 Instruction I provide the w d p o e d . Muscle Coach m Troy. 6M-S22S. m Rochester, 852 1220

523 Attorney*

HUMMELS - Uke . r * . M l Bee mar* tnga. (The SokMM. Dual. Street Singer i Band Laadw). $22-7368

INVESTMENT ART - 30%-40% batow market vdua. Erie Sculp-lurae. Ear le. Max. DeKooning. Jiang W a r h o l . CaB M»_yerahn I r -yers iuya

SELECTION i

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LARGE SELECTION of ptanaa. raflroad lanterns, horaa col-tars and Ford coflecHbtoa 23513 Plymouth. C otTelegraph, g-5dal ly

DRIED F L O W E R S Suppi.es 4 H i m a . Massac Acraa. 8350 Pw-dee Rd. Taylor C a l 291-4506

FIFTEEN OHtorant Coneignments Sat.. Oac. 8. 9-5 PM Muirwood Apar tment* . 35065 Mutr-wood Dr. Fa r rn«o lon HMs B u t Sale 4 Lunch Follow the sign* aa you enter the galea

HOLIDAY CRAFT SHOW Fri:, Now 30. 11am-9pm Sat.. Oac. t . lOam-6pm Sun.. Doc. 2- I0am-4pm

Admiss ion S3, wtth M s ad. S2 LAOBROKEDRC

1-96 4 MMdlafeoit. Livonia. For Intormat ion caa: 526- 7300

,700 Hou—ho4d Oakland County

MOVINO SALE LMag room hjrm-"ure. bap* turmture. lamay room Igr-reture 4 vanoua other Mac . I tem* Alab. ovarsue steel caaa. 2 psdaelal

Ere* 861-0796

REFRIGERATOR. QE N — - * - • M M Hide-a-bad $200 $IOO WrougM Iron poro

•oaa I11S Antique cia»«ool - $190 Oak teacher s »12S 624-0209

Wsyros County WATER PURTICR - MFA,

R O U W TRIP Ticfcat anywtiare In U S . / C a r i b b e a n / A l a s k a , $ 3 0 0

642-4963

SOFABEO 4 Loveoeat. neutral col-ors good Shape. $390

TWO BLACK/WHITE arm chairs 4 tan bar stools, lawn mower, and moral Can 851-8835

WATERBED-KIng s u e mattress, htgn bookcase head-boa rd /m i r r o r Larga 8 drawer pedeeial under bad. Exceaent eon-dMkx> $400 Evae. 349-1912

326-5517

ALL RECONOtTiONED Appkancea Low prtose guaranteed Credit ca rd* 4 checks accepted 356-2349

AMANASIOCSY SlOE White. 4 yrs

$75/beet. C a l 427-4947

DRYER, electric o n k l m o n l l 553-3408 or

$27S 552-4630

FREEZER-Frlgldaire. IT c u d up-rlght $75 479-5224

FREEZER - upright. Seers Signa-t u r e 20 cubic It-, great condit ion. $178w 991-7890

FRWiOARE. 2 Door - Green. S $ " . Iroai traa. sncsksnl condi t ion Ca9 a f l w a p m . $225 729-0190

M N K Teddy Bear* and other iur trtends Cea Jerry,

699-7587

705 Wsaring Apparel BLUE FOX KNEE LENGTH COAT, • h a 9-12. tike now. hardly over worn $800. Can 356-3873

FURS - Bfcia Ion lacket. sue mod $250 Rabbit lacket , aixe am white • / g r a y shoulder* $75 348-5028

OIL PAINTINGS - canvaaaa. com-plete dealers coBactlon to be sold

702 Antiques

CIVIL RIGHTS Employment Rlgnt*. Criminal.

• Bankruptcy. Personal Injury Attorney Robert Lam 597-00

800 Personals

- A L L ANTIQUES BOUGHT Poatcarda. o ld movie magezmea. ant ique 4 peper doita. toy*. Shelly China, manary 349-3154

ART WAN TED-Ann Arbor arae g * -t MghquaH-

) — * ' / or 426-0236

AVAILABLE - OLD SAINT MCK 1w fk ie lnsss'otaanl isUona/Pr ivale homaarSaneSIa 30 yr* eapwMnce - A l natural bewd/beBy " 425-8549

BRIDAL GOWNS. SS9.99 regular $400 to $900 Sated g m v . S 199.95 t c $ 7 5 C regular $400 to $1200.

pieoee 94S95. regular $100 to K t a n o r . 4021

(349-2793

DO YOU SUSPECT YOUR TEEN

Don'! Warn Caa STRAIGHT! W* Can Help* 453-2610

FREE TRAVEL 4 TOURISM

JOB SKILLS TRAINING

It 's tree it you are: A non-high scftool graduate or a GEO holder d any age. or a Mgh school under 20 as d 9/1/90."

CALL 953-0094

Announcing s. . .

5th Anniversary Celebration/

Pre-Holiday Sale

at the

Great Midwestern Antique Emporium 5233 Dixie Hwy, Waterford

Nov.23-Dec. 1 (10-5 daay. doeed Mondays)

• Up to 4 0 * REDUCTIONS on sslsctad. quaaty mardiandiaa I rom 50 a i N s r s (cash 4 carry)

WEDOO+G GOWN - -*aaa ". sophis-ticated. never w o m or altered Size 12-14. pe id $ 1000. 354-4235

Contemporary. «hr ie , double bed-room set $350. whi te con temporvy chaw $100 Can 477-9649

FUR COATS MM. peraian lamb, racoon. Sttae 12. 14, 18. Mon-Frt, 9am-5pm 540-1292

LONDON FOG tur l ined coet (new) 9 /9 regu iw. $100 Foreecaster Boa-ton tmn coat . 11/12 $20 937-2979

RACCOON JACKET - Stunning! "e r tec l l o r Ch r i * tma* l Wom only a

_..J9. Can be caaual or dreaay. Muat see. $625,'beat orter 991-4912

W H I T E A U T O M A T I C

ZIG ZAG sewing macMna Da lu ie •eaturas Maple cebdnet Monthly peyment d or $49 cash

GUARANTEED

U N I V E R S A L SEWING CENTER

674-0439

KENMORE REFRIGERATOR. 19 6 a » n . almond, s t e e l sn l condit ion. K 0 0 932-3219

Instruments ASANOON YOUR SEARCH!

Ouaaty uaad pianos Arse s largaat mtmetion Yamaha. Kaww BrnSmm 4 others From $394 Spinet*. Con-s o l e . Grands Cash tar ueed p.-anoa MlcMgan Piano Co Wood-ward al 9 M. Rd Opan avary day

549-2200

BABY GRAND PIANO Baldwin. Cherrywood. Ivory key* " m t condition. 17000 9w»-5pm. Monday-Fr)day 540-1292

BALDWIN Consols ( U | ^ M

943-9492

CONSOLE PIANO-beeutlfuH In a>-ceflant condMon Good touch 4 tone $1.000/beet oner 59^09S4

ENQL1S" SETTER/BU.» tab mte Biack mats. baawWM ' 0 aha. o ld dtota. >90. 474-0010

ENGLISH SPRINGER Spaniel. AKC s g i M n i d , mala. 9 m o * . Iver 4

FOR SALE: 1 yr ota maM D d m a -uon Houaebroken Haa a l shata. $200. CaB 474-4213

WANTED AUTO'S A TRUCKS

BILL BROWN -USED CARS-35000 Plymouth Rd. Livonia

522-0030

821 Junk Cars Wantad

GOLDEN RET REIVER, mala puppy. AKC. shot* 4 worming. Champion-ship H o o d ana. A f l w 9 422-0679

A-A-A AUTOS Aaron pay* up to $50 more tar |unk. running or rapalrabie cars. 7 day* 24 h r * 259-5497

DRUM SET - 9 piece. 3 cymbals, good condit ion. $500 474-9659

GRETSCH - 5 PIECE drum eel En-ceaant common. $1,200. 464-0453

HARP - WANTED TO BUY. 359-9915

KENMORE 40 mch

& T c j r m

dectr lc range. cond imm 422-4934

MAYTAG slacksON. a p p r o 1 yr old. lent condi t ion $000 962-9179

709 HousahoM Goods Wayne County

AVOCADO l e t i y e i a t a i 4 al l after 5pm: $100 eech CaB i

991-0917

BEAUTIFUL bedroom set Dryer 2 years old. $900 tar ML

834-9943

i i r u i m J-I _ _ . i naa rs 883-3038

BEAUTIFUL COUCH, entertammant cantw. both Bka now. Reeeonable Deys 455-8018 aher flpm 455-2075

TOP d the Mne Serta Per tad Sleep-er (queen) 1 mo . old. moving. $1300 new - asking $700 464-0438

BRASS Dining Room Chandaifer. new, $100 534-14

CHINA CABINET Henredon (brand new) with l ighted dlaptay 4 storage. 90% oK, greet gHH Phone 641-9309

CONTEMPORARY SMe. kka new. » ' 2 S 425-6995

COUCH - Earth l one* bon. R o c k e t t Coflee table 4 end labia. 464-2632

•a. good Chair; R

COUCH - NEW. radioes on both s n d * soft colors, excellent condit ion $575 535-9329

SEAL BROWN Jacket blonde trim naw Gray Kir coa t . 3 wool coat* Wheelchair, wood commode. ' *a lk-w . seat r taw. 4 cane 937-0175

TANUKI R A C C O O N Jacket: % length, h e y let out pelts, gold with black tlpa_ Apprataed at $4,000. pr iced at $975 383-1935

TOP DOLLAR PAID

S & 4

Buying Vintage Patak. Role*. Cer Her. Vecheron. Brei tkng -others Top $ paid

URGENTIt Passing Fancy, a RoyM Oak con-etgnment shop, naeda your better dot t i ing For a p p d n t m a n t . 542-1110

•DoorPrhaa /Surpnaea

• Holiday GiRRagMlry

• Just In uma tor Y o w Holiday Shopping Q m / G M n g Needs

SAY nme haB Merys e dey tar nme days and on Via ninth day puokeh

- and W e e wNhes mm ' . M

8 0 2 L o a t A F o o n d

FOUND: Nov 7 * i neer Outer DrNe $ SdiadoraA. Mala. Bchnatow. ap-prwL 2 yaars. Wearing rad 4 Hue c o s w 4 tan Aee coBw. PI1111 caB: Strong Veterinary Hoapital 427-9390

dog. Found Nov 2 w/s tuded m u n -a i ta r iMneelona color a t MIcNgon C M M t e n CoBege. Avon Rd

FOUND. 11-13. Female tiger cat. . M a H colored 5 MBe 4 Lavan Area. » CaB 464-9030

LOST: A brown Daechound. new InfcaJer Rd between Plymouth Rd. and W Chicago. If taund pieeee TWtany at 421-4441

LOST: Dog. Hack w/gray. femaN „ poodle, name Lucky, i f t a a . . 14 yrs.

Sba. Iron 4 . • 2 9 0 453-9374

A N T K K * Oak Dmmg Room set.

559-4291

ANTIQUE SALE Gee

Set Dec. 1 at 4. 2975

(comer of Adama 4 Big Soever) Btr " I n g h a m , Ml. Large show lecturing • n o European and Amartcan An-"quee g leaeawa. H N w 4 mora. $2 " f c h — ' a " f r o m 10am to 8 p m Ad-

C a n c w Society Cafl tor more

ANTIQUE SECRETARY $400

231-3795

ANTIQUE SHOW/SALE A Hobday Extravaganza)

Croeeamda M a i . w.MocaaBeid Orchard Lake/Lone Pine (17 MBe)

^ ^Nov 29-Oac. MSB Hour*

Cardal Lamp p a r u T o S ^ ^ r p J S t e Booth! Furniture! Books!

ANTIQUE t runk $100 . wooden Vamors caaae. $20 each Aher 4:30pm 422-3902

ANTIOUE VICTORIAN 5 Piece Living Room Set

Hand carved, original

, LOST-DOG. Plymouth Twp German wire hair, gray 4 brown. 95 pound*, blue COBW 454-1444

LOST Gray tang hatred tamaM cat. - daws, responds to the

Apta on 7 MHs 4 NorthvBta. Reaard 1 344-1342

•LOST ROTTWEILER tamMe. deck •with brown markmga. 14 Mo old.

" w a 10 " C r y s U f " . " Fenkefl/ r Rd Reward 531-4931

• LOST - $200 rasmrd tor «Nte • - I w n e l s eat with gotd spots on back V 12 mae 4 Farmmgton Rd 553-4533

v-LOST CM, brown 4 cream ml t -Mvender cdtar . name bay. It fCMtc Center 4 Serg Fid ( •Civ ic Center

^ 5 = i

uphoMary. 496-2491

OmtNG R O O M s d . RavNM Jaco-bean oak buf to l t . table. 4 9 chalra B a d oftor over $ 1 joo.

I Wk E. d B o b o r Jan

WEDCHNG G O W N - San Martin, size 14. brand nmm. never worn. Paid $920. asking $700. Shown on page 249 d M o d e m Bride FeO-MarcT '»«0 427-0281

CRIB SET-wMte. Crib, table 4 dreseer. asceBent •375. 477-5744

DETAILED CoioniM hutch. mapM. $295 Drop leaf pine breektest table, maple fmieh. $190. 455-0424

DINETTE SET: A lmond with mauve aeats. Exceaent Condi t ion! 6 m o * oid. $375 C M 427-9555

MOVING MUST SELL Wh i r tpod Haevy Duty dryer. $165 Magic 5 5 Heavy Outy washer $240 Both tn Excellent Condit ion UkeNew lCe f l 537-5990

REFRIGERATOR. KENMORE 17 cu.f l . . — -gold, $17 17 cu.f l . o d d . $225. B a d r l c ' r a n g e .

590-5197

REFRIGERATOR, ahtle. froetlree. $50. Ba rve seif-oeoning. electric, good condtaon $100 591-9997

REFRIGERATOR KENMORE. 17 ou.fl.. O d d . $175 Electric range.I Gold. $125. CaB 580-5197

K NIL LING H V stand ExceBent La

condMon. $250 492-4292

LOWREY Theatre Deluxe Spinel Or *M>. 9900 427-9048

ORGAN - 3 manuM. AGO pedM board, tar church or home 1-359-0200 est 2949 avaa 995-0930

PIANO CLEARANCE Long Estab-lished. Private Shop Nice var iety New 4 New New Grands 4 Vertl-

PIANO-Walnut console «ttrt bench. Kohtar 4 Campbel , exceaent m a new $1,700. 349-4828

PIANO w/bench Story 4 Clerk con-ada . Kka new. not ueed. oak. $1500

SALE - Rebui l t r e f r i g e r a t o r * , freezer*, stoves, microwave*. TVs. VCRs. Stereos We aieo buy r e b U U -aHo appksnces. 28601 Southheid 9999 Qraennstds 559-2901 939-7800

WASHER/DRYER - Kenmore. used 8 month*, white, excellent condit ion. Rata l $740 asking >380 949-0499

WASHER 4 Dryer. $100 each u p -r i gh t Freezer $300 P o r t a b l e

$250 537-7649

WASHER 4 Gaa Oryw. Kenmore «hlte. good condi t ion $250 or b a d d ta r . Evas. 340-0722

WASHER - top d the Una Frtdlgalrs Ueed only 9 months $350 375-5202

WHIRLPOOL WASHER 4 dr $135 eech, range. $135. ra f r tgwe-tor, $175. 697-7222, or 729J&276

PIANO WURLrTZER CONSOLE. Good condit ion $1200 tfxSudino moving. CMI— 422-8987

PIANO - 130 yaw old Knabe. square

Jrand, hand ©

1000 Cm now!

carved roeewood 991-5220

SAMPLER - Aksi X7000, touch t r t l v * 61 note sampBng keyboard. bunt m drive. $1100." n e g o t i a t e

. 545-7931 — — • ' »VW,

Yamaha dMk drive. $200

Wurtrtzw. soBd mehogany. 59 39"height, bench $850 479-2599

STEINWAY grand piaho. ebony sa-tm f inish, model ' O " . 5 10S*. b u « m Hemburg. Germany. excaBant con-d N » n Investment Quaaty. must seB

644-0093

HUNTERS Movtno-Must Sacrifice

ALKER POPS - 12 week*, tretr WALKER to your own pratarMioe Ouaaty fanfHUkia $50 aech PLOTT F E M A L E ' AKC - started IV* yaars. aocreealve hun tw $100 WALKER'S - 5 yaars d d . coon. ca t . b e w «17S.

GOOO HOMES ONLY! Lsave meeeaga or c a l aftar 9PM

473-1392

HYMALA1AN Mtlana. o d o r or point*, 349-1997

ALL AUTOS 4 TRUCKS Jimk, wracked, runn ing Top D d t w

E 4 M Au to Per t * 474-4425

AS f tOSTAf tS . to ohooee t rom Extended 7 aaa-sangw 4 conversion* Great pnea*.

BILL >BR&WN*USfS) CARSS22-4>B30

AEROSTAR. 1999. FORD - Naw brakea 4 battery 71.000 aB.. $ 5 3 0 0 After I p m 397-3049

AEROSTAR 1999 XLT duM aa.

BOBJEANNOTTE PONT1AC/GMC TRUCK

Ptynxx/lh, 453-2500

JUNK CARS WANTED Paying u p to $36 Free To«Hng

TOP DOLLAR Paid For Junk Car* C a l T 4 M Auto: 397-0000

822 Trucks For Sals

IRISH SCTTER8. AKC, cr.arT\p,onsiM!p breeding F r o m $100

9 month*.

541-7399

KJTTEN8 -b ieck /wh i te 7 h o m e a Garden City.

To good 427-1995

KITTENS to good homee. old.

_ 522-4794

L A S / C O L U E / R a i n a v w mala Great w M h ^ M C a l 462-2999 o r

• 2 B i O M B 531-9997

LHASA A P 8 0 S Pup* week* , wik ho ld B • 2 7 5 4 up

AKC. 9

951-0349

LOST — 4 t-99 araa. Black 4 k m Nov. 18 Bandit. 1736

MALE CAT: 7 mos Shots. Black mJ e paws. L i t tw trained. Extamely W C a l 973-4933

ORIENTAL SHORTHAIR/Slameae Klttana. CFA Grand Champion Unas Vaccinas. HeeRh Q a

STEINWAY Upright Ptano - rebuilt •27SO 731-7707

714 Businaas A Office E q u i p m e n t

DREXEL dining d rop leef table. 2 extra leefs. 9 chai r* , buffet Blonde mahogany Ask ing $375 291-1949

EVERYTHING FOR SALE tamKure. 29" coneote TV. d in ing room sei. and much much mora. M u d esfl •oon CaBGordy 534-3999

708 Houaahold Good* Oakland County

APT FURNITURE SALE-Wood SIW-eo c a M n d . $500 ComptaM stereo •yatem (Onyko). $1200 Sleeper couch and l ovaaad . $750 2 M r ad-justable beds wi th controls. $1200.

473-9453

ARIZONA INDIAN RUG 9X5, Soft colors. Peach. Blue Rose Nice on wood floors » t 5 0 . C a l 546-1299

OAK BEDROOM Sui te 9 I t bead-board wi th l ighted mi r rors , eodoeed •halving, d g h t stands, d r a a w t . d resse r /m i r ro r M i n t condit ion, •2.700 Retail $5,000. 94S4408

GIRLS BEDROOM e d three piece, wtth twin mattreea/aprtagt . white w lckw rocking chair, crib 4 m d -traaa. chads w l c k w rocking chair, s t r o l w . ham bad knena. Bunny*ms

•y tab le 1 1 4 more. 459-5971

ORANGE drapea. vaiance/oA white u n d w drape. M s 9 ft . doorwafl. t rav-erse rod* Included. $100 477-2237

CASH REGESTER - ELECTRONIC CaaiO 3805ER $250

455-0790

ELECTRONIC Telephone System. 3 Nie. 3 ms t rumen i * AB documentlon. $300 or oftor. 731-9259

EXECUTIVE DESK with chair Nexl to new $900 Item tor f u d $425. Cm

851 3592

E X E C U T I V E DESK: M a t c h i n g Crederaa. FMng Cabinet Secretari-al Stat ion B a d Offer! CaB between 9-4pm. 645-S236

LATERAL FILING CABINETS - 5 drawer. 3 « " wide $300 eech Ca« Mr. Te«n , 932-3070

ORANGE DRAPES. 2 racMners. Mr 4 Mrs. cheirs.-Veaey 7 f l b w room 3 / 4 slate p o d tab le 532-9681

PLYMOUTH - MOVING Sata May-tag w a a h w / d r y w . d a d r t c $495: Dra*M Heritage " ge dining tabte. 8

• 1,475; P r d e e M o n d IS; Bad-I n g . 2 5; Plng-I. Much

oompu tw Oeeks. $195 i $545. Bad-r o o m s a t . w a t a r b e d - K l dreeear*. 2 stands, $1,175 Pong tabta. taldtmg. $105 more. Ml I k e new. 453-9001

BEDROOM SET-Complete, beeutt-lu l condit ion. 5 pc quean sua tradi-| b o n d S700 A f l w 4pm 476-5936

BEDROOM SET - headboard , •moire, d raaaw. mirrors. 2 lades. I k e new $325 A f l w 6 p m 479-1252

COUCH - Futon. $150. O t * kitchen t a d a 4 4 chMrs. $250; Deys: 577-3193 Evaa: 359-5058

COUCH, iove a a a t l lax steM. neutrM colors. I k e new, $300 350-2589

COUCH - tar. Mao loveaeat ItaBan ProvmdM green 4 gold. Mis new Both tor $75. A f t w 6pm, 476-1252

DECORATOR SELLING quatty tur-mture I rom avary room In hw homo both contemporary and t rad W o n * Custom a d a s . chd rs . t a d * * , lamp* ThpM d raaaw bedrooms, king,

' • • a n m oak 4 cherry Also m u d i cherry 4 mahogany Ouaan Anne badroom w / p o a t w bad. dmmg s d . curio* m SouthAstd 359-7139

(20 pea) beauti ful . o k i s o B d ^ a m S l i i Odi . $350 4 u p Prfvale 774-1987

DINETTE sat. Hack w /go ld trim, 4 b rand naw. $500 chairs on wtwaM.

or b e d oftor

DINING ROOM SET. excellent con-d h o n . table. 8 chairs, b u f t d . serving

291-2541 cart, m u d s a l - $ 9 0 0 471-3378

OLD ORIENTAL RUGS Wantad any size w c o m m o n Cafl

1-900-443-7740

PETER MAX LITHOGRAPH S t a t u e o f L i b e r t y " , s i gned ,

numbered. $2100 358-9815

VIOLIN - DATED 1745 (.$1900.

590-5828

WANTED - DUNCAN Phyta dmmg room chairs 4-9. table o k Mao Good cond i t ion o d y 375-0677

DRINK YOUR VITAMINS * Nu pifls or tablets Def loout bevw-

aga Omni IV Aieo WOW by Our* Pearson 4 Sandy Shaw 399-7938

CRCATatG RESULTS - R m your Ms the way you be? We d d . 4 want to t he re Tedv-

tar Creating caurw flftodlve MdBs you can uee B tdy Fraa imro tor Jan. o S a m e 4 LMome Dac 1 4 m D a n o « • One S t 0

* H o w T o Land A Bauer Salas r j a d f l y t - Thurs. Nov 29th. 5 30 to • 7 p m $ 15 To regMsw cafl 477-0910

703 Crafts ARTS 4 CRAFTS SHOW 10am-

S d -Sun Oac 1-2. No door Tha Dance Palace 8201

G w d e n City. 593-5721

DINING R O O M SET - French prov-endM, 4 chairs. 2 a rm chairs, table 4 crane cabinet New. must see •3.500 773-9259

DINING SET - 1 " g i e * . t op table. 9 x 4. 8 chairs, ch roma base r t s t u c a f l

955-4139

DINING TABLE. Ov« 4 C h e " btafcc seats China cab ind , I k e new $450 A f l w 9 p m 476-1252

DINING TABLE - 4 2 " O d i octagon aMh 19" M d . 4 chairs, b a n s seals • i e new. $325. A f t w 9 p m 479-1262

WATER BED - Queen. 2 d r a w w oek headboa/d. many extras. W New - $900. aaking $475 -

WATER8EO. QUEEN She compicne. Earty American couch; Wardrobe DouHs draaaw. and miac 464-1547

WATERBED. OUEENSIZE, 4 drawers, pad. sheets, $249

422-7712

WATERBED: 8 moe d d S k ^ T S e ! bookcase need boa rd $190 S w > ttonal couch. $70 C a l 427-4947

710 Misc. For Sata Oakland County

OFFICE DESK - metal wi th 6 drawers 5 V 1 ] x 3 V N g h . $250 or beat oi ler C a l Kevin 4 76-6890

TYPEWRITERS TYPEWRITERS

A t Prices You W o n l Bi CentrM BuMnees Madunee

855-9400. "I f Buay C a l " 855-9401

TROMBONE - Bach 428 ( s i f t F « -t a c h m e n t ) excel lent c o n d i t i o n . $ 9 9 0 / b e d A f tw 5 30pm. 420-4452

PERSIAN KITTENS, shots. CFA reg-Mtarad. greet personaffllaa CaB Dorma 421-557J

PERSIAN KITTENS-MMWtemala 8 moe. o ld CFA. M w trained $75 each. 421-4930

p o o d l e p u p s - T o y . a k c . 10 weeks, whNa. ( lop quaMy)

VIOLIN - DATED 1745 Excellent condit ion. $ 1900

580-5926

VIOLIN - $450 Days 577-3183 Eves: 359-5059

VIOLONCELLO. VtoBns. viola. ExcaBant bows

541-

WANTED - BABY Grand or g rand Pieno Any color, good condr t - j r only 375-0877

727 Video Garnet Tapes & Movies

P1NBALLS - Now 4 uaad Greet tor Cbnatmaa. *3»5 up. 8 30-5pm Mon.-Frt. 9 -1 On S d .

459-2946

ROTTWEILERS: 2 M d a Pup*. 8 week* d d . AKC. t h o u . $500 each.

494-0940

SCHNAUZER - Mlneture Pupa. AKC. shots, aaf l /peppw. champion-ship HoodKnee A f l w 2pm 725-9931

CHEVROLET CREW CAB Dually Mt-varado. loaded. 454. M u d t $12,950

CRESTWOOD DOOGE

421-5700 CHEVROLET 810 BLAZER- Black Beauty. Ml opt ions $13,788

ACTION MOTORS 2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0

CHEVY CONVERSION VAN 1993 Excellent condi t ion. M l poww. load-ad. $5,496.

TENNYSON CHEVY 425-9500

CHEVY 1994 SILVERADO C-10 V-9. automatic. Mr. stereo, tu-tone. jurv img b o w da. Hhsrglsaa cap. only

Jack Demmer Ford AFFORDABLE USED CARS

721-5020

CHEVY 1999 1 ton DuBy. 12 ft bad. V8 automatic, good work truck

427-1055

aupw d e a n $7995

BOB JEANNOTTE PONTIAC/GMC TRUCK

PtymoLrth, 453-2500

AEROSTAR 1999 XLT. dark w i d e gray, gray interior loaded 23.000 mae*. 112.500 Anytime. 421-0919

AEROSTAR 1990 Extended Wagon 7 psa*anger, automatic d r . XL. 12.000 mflee. $11,990

Jack Demmer Ford 721-0560

ASTRO LT 1989 Loaded Traf lw Package 29.000 mflae $12,300 cm

BEAUViLLE 1993. 6 psssanow. d r . hitch, loaded. 77,000 mass $2 950 CaB 427-3959

CARAVAN 1994 LE-crude, a m / l m caaadte. t a o o o / o f l w Evaa d Wkends 427-8191

CARAVAN 1999 LE - V-6. s e d 4 windows, powwr door locks wi , c rude, caaaette $ t 1.950

CRESTWOOD OOOGE

421-5700 CHEVROLET. 1993. BEAUVILLE ->0 paseangw. m o d w d e t y e q u o e d $4,500 or b e d Oftor 278-0987

CHEVY CONVERSION. 1997 - By T r d e c h TV. vor. loaded. 45.000 i d , ~ new $10,900 391-1915

CHEVY 1994 Custom, aa. locks t n . c rude, new captama chairs, bench, c w p d $4350/best 454-2432

DOOGE 197$ Van. 318 anwne. rune good. $1200 525-3993

DOOGE 1994 m m . 4 speed, p o w w deertng/brakea. m. new s u i a a t / front brakes. $2600 /bed 595-4064

CHEVY 1999 1500 Pick-Up - sharp' Only $7995

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORD ROAD IN GAROEN CITY

4 5 8 - 5 2 5 0

SCHNAUZER-M ln i a tu ra puppies. AKC champion. Groaaa Pta area

Days 599-5209. Evaa. 982-1145

SHAR-PEJ puppies Cute cuddy . 8 weeks Current med tcd Guarwv toed (313)227-5499

SHIH-T2U - AKC, shots, healthy, beaut i fu l Houeabrokan. 573-70SI

SHIH - TZU Puppiea, AKC, top qual-ity tmy type toys Guaranteed, • h o t s 453-6959 or 453-3671

728 VCR, TV, Starao, Hi-Fi, Tapa Packs

715 Computers APPLE lie PLUS

Brand new in unopened canons •575 or b a d oftor CaB 454-0092

APPLE 11 GS. compieM system, p o n l w 4 software. $2000 or b a d

397-2729

COMMODORE 128 components. *aytx>aro 1541 disc dove. Ok-Oet * pr ta tw 100. 4 vanoua programs

464-5959

COMPUTER DESK. Portable Ma and Apple 90 co lumn card! B a d oftor 525-3561

E8SON Equity H LX-900, i r

- Plus - 40MB, monitor MB2095,

ona yaw old. haa WordPertoct 5 0. Lotus 123. D-Baaa. Microsoft Word. Oac Easy, Quicken. M o n p u n . ask-ing $3000 Cuatom compu tw t a b * (gray) $250. 826-0069

BYERS COUNTRY STORE Cdebra tmg a '/» pnee a d e beginning Wed. Nov 28. 10am. Entire huge In-ventory 5 0 * off A l furniture crye-

ffflflectlHes porcelain doBs 4 popu-j j r ladtfy bears, much, much, mora Coftae brewing, cozy farm atmos-phere. Hours T u e e - S d 11-9 1 Sun 12-9 213 Commerce R d , Commerce 363-3638

IBM COMPATIBLE. Leedlng Edge 0 . PC, wtth modem. 512K mem., two 360K floppy drives, Mono-chroma monitor, with sofwara. idaM tor student. $500 avee 453-6245

CHRISTMAS SHOP Bulb*. Santa*, sled*. traa skirts, wraaths

352-9255 or 737-7829

COUNTRY A m w l c a n t o B d wnh p u l Cham 4 2 dry smk vanltlas. installa-tion reedy C a l a f l w 5pm 737-5029

ELECTRIC LIFT CHAIR, brown vinyl, excellent condi t ion New w t i a d r t i d r

437-0344

POKER TABLE $00 B w $190. Oak t d f l d o p $100 Slot Machine. 25 oant* $1500 W f a r l p o d bath $25. Naw kwoaene heater and fan $50

529-3590

SEARS-Turtto-Top Cm Cantor. $40 and Body Tone 300 Exerciser ( s o Cafl 231-3766

COUNTRY-VICTORIAN CRAFT SHOW

Oakland C o m m CoBege Otdg 2900 Feelhersione Rd

Aubu rn HBN NOV 30 4 OEC. 1

FRI 4-9PM SAT 10-5PM

The M r g a d show m d a s late w«h d a d 100 l o p craf lamen sdBng coun-try and Vic tor ian glfte and hdr -

795-42S8

CRAFT S H O W I Thurs Nov 29. I V 5 3 0 Amer ican 27777 FrankBn Ro

Tetoaraph 4

P u b l i c A u c t i o n I W V M T O W Y F R O X • A W K W U I S T

• I N C . "

ESTATE S A L E - D e c 1st. 10-5 29399 Bay Traa Dr. N. of 12 Mi E d Farmmgton Rd off Haarthatona Furtdura, fndga, mahogany dmmg eeL and tablaa. d rum tabtaa. house-wares. c r y e t d knick-knacks, bad-

ETHAN ALLEN 2 $200 e e c h e n t i $125 , w o o d w i r o c k w $ 4 0 644-1817

FILTER QUEEN v a c u u m d d u s e

r u n e Ana. s a c r t h c a • 199 853-5790

TREAT YOUR KiOS TO AN OLD FASHIONED

CHRISTMAS!

Featuring thousands d t ime 'sated, magsnetrve t oy * 4 lewmng acrM-tiaa-

NO BATTERIES - N O TV TOYS J u d hows, weeks 4 yaars d lun 4

G I N N Y & D E B B Y ' S

ESTATE SALES

HOUSEHOLD. MOVING. OR U Q U O A T I O N FREE APPRAISALS

44 HOUR PAY-OFF ( 2 0 * FEE)

563-3931 LEATHER COUCH 4 LOVE SEAT 4 Shnmons tafl htdeabad. reasonable A f l w flpm. 474-7176

B y C r m M t o r - B

THIS SALE IS SO LARGE THAT WE HAVE SCHEDULED THREE AUCTIONS TO LIQUIDATE IT

• T V M O A V , N O V . 1 7 7 P M

Troy Hilton - Troy 1455 Stepftervson Highway

I V , M O V . 1 8 7 P M Sheraton Oaks Hotel - Now 27000 Sheraton Dr.. Nov!

(1-98 at Novi l » l I T U R M I , N C . 1 7 P M

Holiday inn Oaartxxp 22900 Michigan Ave

I Fine Jewelry and Fuay Guaranteed rig$ Earrings Pendants Watches Bmsr Co« ft saver Chains etc Over 600 tots

m m ss 00 to $50,000 oo inciudmg wverai wnn a 6 ia a 2 5 a i M a Marqws

• s e v e r C o i n C o e a c t l o i i a m o t o ew s o w

8 * a i R w r t P r e m i u m w * B e Cherged

L E O N A R D B E R R Y A N T I Q U E S

H O U S E H O L D & E S T A T E S A L E S 251 MCMMLL-UPPER LEVEL

BIRMINGHAM

646-1996 L7VMG ROOM - Sola, c f ld r . l ades

g ^ A - T s g y ^

LIVRtG ROOM So la 2 o r c a n w M » » kf ld«en H M a wtm uphd-•ad banoh. aoto bad i a 1 » . 7 piece wetnur dmmg rot

• d B u p r t g M l r a a a d s i f l -94

MOvatO SALE Sac t t ond 7 -ac-

" S Z &

new CONTEMPORARY tomaure

w A T C R e t D . mm t^mTi " w a f l s

Oofls. do* hnuaee 4 mmaiuraa, quality toy trams, c u d d y 4 coaectt-H a an lmda. toy aokflars. puppata 4 manonette*. i d e e c o p t e 4 micro-scope*. science exper iments 4 sup-plies. rocking horaaa. dof l cemagaa. P f a a c h o d toys 4 books . Ra-vanaburgw gemee 4 puzaee tor ch ld ran 4 a d d s . Bno. P laymob l 4 much mora /

TOYS LIKE OUR GRANDPARENTS ENJOYED!

Oon l wal l - Tha Hol iday Gift Giving Seeeon is Hwe i

Tha Dob Hospital 4 Toy S o i d w Shop. 3947 W 12 MBa. Bflrkiey

U V 1 1 t ( HOLIDAY HOURS M a n • S d 10-3. Tuaa 4 Fn t o e . a«ai 12-4

IBM PC/2 Model 25 -drive, mouae 4 programs.

at oftor 544-9459

NEC Printer lor IBM compd lb ies La f lw quality Perfect tor raaume* Like rww. In box. $340 626- 7379

PC AT 1 M B RAM 5% MB FD 30MB HO, Modem, loaded with lat-est software plus Sdkoahe p r i n tw . • '200. 478-4431

KENWOOD turntable, ca tad la . or b a d

amp. tunw, »d, •475 .

471-5582

SONY Camcorder AF/V8. brand new. includes hard 4 soft carrying caaa 373-1856

Tandbarg ra dlt lon. $850

r a d to rad. ancoflwil con-oltor Phone

356-9581

50" HITACHI wide screen TV. ra-moia control . 2 yrs. oM. sxcisflsnt condi t ion. $1,500 629-4429

730 Sporting Goods Burton EBIe 150 Snowboard $120 Weight s d . bench, s q u d rack. I d pul ldown. 425 lbs . $500 642-4228

DOWNHILL SKIS - includes Roedg-n d 360-R skis. Solomon S226 bind-ings, Scott poiea. $75 534-7971

GOLF CLUBS. Tommy Armour 845's, 1 thro sandwedge. - . . . . $275. TBleid Tour Model i thru pi tching

373-1854 $250

GOLF CLUBS - Tommy Armour, 845S. graphnu abaft. 3 -- pltehlnQ

549-0399

LADIES K2 SKIS, bmding*. n l $225 s e a a b o d s , sucsflem

649-2233

POOL TABLES A l a i d s , antique, ultra modem, b w aize. Floor modM demo's 399-7256 Evas:85S-1314

735 Wantad To Buy A L W A Y S BUYING P r o m o l l o n d m o d d cars. urvbuM kits, snd auto satos I t w d u r e 278-3529

TURBO XT Compebbie. 3'4, 5%, 20 megabyte hard drive, printer meny extras $1500 Cafl Fred, laave maa-•aga 397-1190

718 Commercial Industrial Equip.

LATHE LE BLOND 21"X 72" , JAW. 3 J A W . FACE PLATE. STEADY REST TAPER ATTACH-MENT MILWAUKEE »2H VERTI-CAL M I L L . 3 AJQSRRO HEALD 26A ROTARY SERFAGE o R M D c n 24 CHUCK. SURFACE GRINOER 12"X 2 4 " CHUCK HYOROUC AUTOMAT-IC 2 HYDROLIC PRESSES. 75 TON H FRAME. CRANE. 3 TON BRIDGE 592-7315 d 459-0290 a f lw 4pm S d 4 Sun.

717 Lawn, Garden, Farm, Snow Equip

SEARS TRACTOR ? y M o w a i . 42"deck moww $900.

•afl Howei 4 moww deck sepa-478-5224

TRACTOR - By Ywdman. 18 h p 46 cut wtth beggw $1,400 Cafl

y 8pm 474-2992

718

711 Mac. For Sale Wayne County

BOAT $ RV STORAGE - $10 per Lighted.

S M E

CHRISTMAS Traa - MowNMn King ^ V v « e d . r a r . uaad i 140now-9B6 722-5149

s a s f u r n a c e s • dard 4 N M I •

ALL STEEL COMMERCIAL 4 Indus-t r y buM lnga Cuatom dedgna. add-ons One w two story Cafl now tor yew-end decont tnued prtoaa

313-471-5988

721 BoepHaMAedicei Equipment

ELECTRK BEDS (2) Hqapl td 1

723 Jewelry l a d i e s d i a m o n o T a r n s bracelet S r J S T " » d m t4k Wtate S10Q0 I -SS

724

Giant Liquidation Sale! TOOLS ft PHOTO ITEMS

nechetes

an pnotr,.

BASEBALL, tool be t hockey, baa-katbefl ca rd* Any sports mamora-b « a Topp cash WH travel 477-2590

OLD TOY T r a i n s U o n d American Flyw.

a l kinds Old toys- 999-4972

TOY TRAINS WANTED, Lionel 4 American Flyw any piacaa or condi-t ion. d a o m o d d cafs 941-4929

W A N T E O Guns, snowblowars , mowws. broken vcr"s. loots Cash • a f l m g . 421-4930

WANXFD - OLE C o d ^ B b u y m g Urge $bna or p

OLD FOUNTAIN PENS H old pans especuBy

engrav ing or f i lagree designs Pieaae c a l (313| 992-4074 aver.tr^s or sand deeenption or Xwox copy Id 317 S Ohrialon. Sulla 39. Ann Arbor . Mi.. 48104

WANTED: CARING loving home tor amafl f lO lb ). mixed-bread tamaM dog- Tyra young, houeabrokan, waf l -mwwiarad. conganld . adapt-able travels wefl. good with chil-dren CxcdMnt hearth. Pieaae ask tor Mauraan 931-9481 or 259-5400

W E I M A R A N E R pupp iea . A K C . champion H o o d Bnea. parents OF A oartmad. show 4 Add potential Fu-turity nominated, sold with wri t ten health guwan taa Eves a f l w 9 or

941-2441

YORKIE PUP: Shot* Chempwn •naa. Show ouaflty 2 moe old M d a $300 C a l a f l w 6pm.Sft2-3276

744 Horaaa, Livestock Equipment

L L A M A S - COrtoua. kweeHe Males. $ 1.000-96.000 Correct, w o o * , p d 4 show stra quaflty 792-4425

802 Snowmobiles ARTICAT SOO'S (2( - Wtth t raf lw and ext ras $3,200 Cafl a f lw 5pm:

349-2217

POLARIS 1990 - tody 650, mint oon-dtt lon, loaded, csrbldea. nested gripe, t h u m b w a r m w . tow Mich, cov-w . new sled m. $5,000 Phone Irom

Kevin 453-0295

SKIOOOS - 1989 Mach 14 1987 For-muM Ptoa aami r a c w Cafl Mr Smith 9 -5pm 536-9878

YAMAHA 1979-Handwwmw. c w -• A a . Naw Wlndshlsfcj L a d springs Exoaflant condi t ion. M M 961-2038

808 Boats A Motors FOUR WINNS 1 9 M 1 M Hor l ion b o w r l d w . 4.3L. 175 hp. V-9. SLX

trafl-

CHEVY 1989 p ick-up. ex lended cab. SBvwado. 13.000 mBaa. u n d w aar rw i ty $ 14.000 422-7094

DOOGE 1975 - aluminum box 20 long x r i O 'wlda x 7"5"hlgh, with 4 9 " c a b ex ten t Ion Mechanical ly good, needs H a k a work. $950 Aak tor MBce Wright 349-6900

FORD F150 1999 w s tewing and i 9100

automatic pow-rafcee. cap. only bright red Sate

BLACKWELL

OOOGE 1999 ROYAL SE - ueed ea c w g o or 5 paasengw $4995

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORD ROAD IN GAROEN CITY

4 5 8 - 5 2 5 0

FORD AEROSTAR Beuw. tufly boedei condit ion. $6 900

1998. Eddie Beuw. f i dy loaded, low main, good

~ 942-5977

FORD AEROSTAR 1 9 M XLT ed l 55.000 ml lea Naw urea $10,000 C a l betore 4 30 776-9920. a f tw 5 30.

FORO CLUB WAGON 1995 XLT eulomatic air. poww windows am lock s A super buy d only $6 966

BLACKWELL FORO

463-2993

FORO 453-2993

FORD F150 1989 Custom - auto-matic. 6 c y i m d w engine, powt d a a n n o and brafcee. became. » Hack S a d pnee $7 998

BLACKWELL FORD

453-2993

FORD 1994 F-150 - V-9 au tomate a * . c a p

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 FORD 1994 F-250 - V8. Automatic, d r . $4980

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 FORO, 1995. F-150 Good condi-t ion, d u d tanks, d r . Z lobw i . 6

u d ovwdr tve 499-0724 $3800/ beM™

FORD. 1966 Range. 4 X 4 . V-9. p o w w Slewing/brakes, d r . auto. enBae. am-fm. caaaette New t ree.

" $6400 45B-9937

FORD-1967 Rangw XLT. s u p w cab tow mflaa. Hack . 3 speed Mint con-d i t ion $9500 A f l w 2pm. 442-0739

FORO 1948 Rangw. d u b cab V6. automatic ovwdr tve . loaded with ev-erything $7,850 456-9445

FORO 1998 UTILITY TRUCK- 1 automatic. 22.000 maee, $9 966

Jack Demmer Ford 721-8560

w . many ext ras Low hours, mm naw condi t ion. $11,500 477-5318

SAILBOAT. 39 S2. "KERRY ON" 1994. wa* equipped, c rdae ready. d o t a g e paid, many extras. 453-1777

808 Vehicle 8 Boat Storage

FORD 1999 F150 XL - sir . stereo caaaette. 4 speed, p o w w d e e m g and brakes. 13.000 actual m i l * * Bright Blue M . 9 M

BLACKWELL FORO

453-2983

FORD E l 5 0 1999 C. FuBy l o a d e d , s u p w ck North B r o t h e r s Fo rd

a n v w a t o n van . •an . $L2.GG&

4 2 1 - 1 3 7 8

FORD, 1987. 150. gr« g r e d s h a p e m a n y

i d work v a n tn e x t r a s $450

427-4)122

FORO 1965, E -150 o ex t r a d e e r , l o e d e d . m a n y e x t r a * $ 7 3 * 9

tow m f l a a g t . 4 5 5 - 2 4 4 2

FORO 1985 XLT C l u b w a g o n . 7 p e e -• e n g w 3 5 1 c u . a u t o m a b c . d u d a a . l o a d e d , excef len i cond i t ion $9005

4 5 9 - 2 9 2 9

FORD 1989 XLT Ctob w a g o n . 2 lone , V8. 8 p a a s e n g w tow m f l s i g i . exoaf lant! S l o r a d a v w y yr N o v - A p r $ 9 0 0 0 A f l w 6 p m 4 5 3 - 3 7 1 2

FORD 1987 C o n v e r s i o n Van. g r e a t condi t ion tufly l o e d e d U S 0 0 / b e d

535 -9509

FORD 1999 F350 CREW CAB. d u d d h i d i . 460 engine, loeded. $14,900

nines Perk Uncom-Atercury 453-2424 m i 400

AAA STORAGE Boats, Traflare. Trucks

O i t d o o r wsfl Ugh led. • Electricity a v a f o l i 5

Jaflttoe-4 Taiagrspl i a raa 534-7771

ALL BOATS $ RVS $ M> p w month - I gh tw

Fenced 8 Secured 344-25*2

738 Moueehoid Pets ADORABLE LONG-HAIRED kitten, • N w / g r a y aflectionate m d a Needs s g o o d . l ownghoms. 540-3491

AKC COLLIE Mi d w i e . exce l len t b e h a v e d

fle 8 m o a . t a b t o 4 tompw very wafl

77i-a#52

AKC H o m a Rawed DACHSHUNDS or ROTTWEILERS

S t u d B o b Albrw

Service cht 522-9390

AKC LAB pupa , s h o t s d e w d s w * c h a m p n n p e d g r

n e w tomato 8 w k s i w n u . e d , w o r m e d

a a 4 4 3 - 9 2 0 9

AKC-Mtmalure a n d 2 g i rN Rw

i c h n a m e r s 4 b o y s •dy tor C h n a l m M

7 3 7 - 7 9 4 9

AUSTRALIAN TERRIERS - smsB. happv . tow-Shed c o m p e r v o n s B r a d tor l e m p w s m s n l 8 9 S - 7 2 9 0

9 E A U T * U l 3 r r . m a d k m a n took tor $20

o t o O r s n g s T l g s r ig tor s g o o d h o m e

4 2 7 - 5 3 3 4

BOSTON TERROR CLUB Of De-

Dec 2 noon VFW Hafl. 17T Veetw FemdMe Cal Barbara. 397 -4992

INDOOR V E H C L E STORAGE- Cara. R V * . boa ts M o d a m o a d sprvvuw •ys lam Watcoma inspection Opan ^_days M C / V I S A 842-9449

812 Motorcycles Mmi-Bikss

WANTED: Bnraah "aflan and Euro-and parts Caah

421-0323

814 Campers, TraMara A Motorhomee

AMERICAN PILGRIM 1979 s w a p s 1979 s w a p s

$ 2 7 5 0 / b e d of tor 4 7 7 - 3 9 7 9

CAR DOLLY. K w To te with s o a r s s n d kghl b w . $ 9 5 0 flnr

4 7 7 - 9 9 1 9

CRUISE AIR IB. i t m 28 R , luBy J d s a o r i h o a toedad. 8 0 0 0 mitos m .

28 R , luBy J d s a o r i h o a

722 -7923

FORO 1990 CREW CAB- DMad. su-tomal lc . d r only 15 mflaa. $15,590

Jack Demmer Ford 721-8580

F O R O 19B0 F150. s u p w cab XLT. cap. 9 cy l lndw, 5 speed 11.500 mflaa, 2 tone (12 ,500 455-1423

FORO 1990-1M1 F150 F250 F350 and SUPER OUTY- 12 to choose. Ml

50 mi les Star t ing f rom • 1

Jack Demmer Ford 721-8560

M 9 9 i r ' W 1 F 1 S ° " 2 c n o o a a O " *

Jack Demmer Ford 721-6560

F350 1999 STAKE TRUCK 34.000 MiMa vs. automatic (fee new

North Brothers Ford 421-1379

GMC. 19M. SL 2500 with cap fcedflnw. mrcMtonl condi t ion •7000 861-2875

PICK-UPS • S m a l . medium, d r g e Big n l a c t l o n 20 to chooaa I rom • I L L BROWN USED CARS 522-0030

a. oenweto r • 3 9 0 0 / b a d

WOOOLONG. 1973 22h t r M •" I d . Sleep* s good condWkm.

T a n i a m axta Mora •2000 or a f t w . 442-0193

CHAMPION CAT SHOW . — t o r Raoaaf lan Compts* 3028 MMdMbaB Rd Dec 8-9 tO-5 Sal 9-1 Bun A d M i l K d a / S w a w M • 100 O f f w tm afl Ida . 729-7530

CHINESE SHAR-PEi Pupa 8 weak . Old 2 m d a a 2 II W i l l i 897-1137

CHRISTMAS Cocker SpeMM puppy AKC 9 weeks d d $50 d s p o w T w i how FemaN M M Oaya 540-4490

WOOOSMAN 1973 2 l i t travel trafl-j l a n d a m aala. daapa $. goad oan-•orv t a f l 1 maak iad , t d l i g $1,560 oltor > 442-0193

818 Auto A Truck

RAIDER 1989 4x4. Hack loaded automatic »-8. i rsnator raHa w w -rsnty Musi sa l $12,499 444-2922

1M4 M . q q o maae g o o d condn .on •2496 Bob s Garaga. 29100 W 7

539-9547

RANGER 1995 Air. 2 tone, power daa r l ng and brakes. V 4 , o v w d m m M o m a l l c cap 4 spoaar* 87 000 mflaa t 4 7 9 5 / b e d 722-T305

RANGER 1 9 M PICK UP - $ overdrive U 990

VILLAGE FORO LOT 2 278-8700 TOYOTA 1991

TOYOTA 1 9 M Fow Runnw 4 , 4

CHEVETTE-1993 part ing out. angma body par ts area 422 11

4k4'» $ PICKUPS 1$ 10 chooea Irom, starting at 8 8 1 4 0

CRESTWOOD o o o q c

421-5700 823 Vane

M T - 1 1 2 1 1 Rfl

~ J S t Tn Musical

L * « NEW FMhw i . BB-tO to

SCHweet amnHBi M m « I M ' s s ^ Tnimowi i .rk-. 1 piaoe aac-

* Wis wnh end racflnars M M .

OACHSMUNO PUPS AKC M M M long haa Noma 'awed

P O S E R M A N / e a n M a l M | t o N mala <5 m a n d a wafl i r ada f l ( 2 0 0

H 463-9911

UTK/TY C A P l o r pwaup $300 Rwwang boarda, $50 OaytL aak 1

- 822-1J

v 9 FOROJf la to r snd

820 Auloe Wanted

ABSOLUTELY H T G M C S T D O L L A R P A N ) f o r

O U A U T Y A U T C

i s n y w h a r e * • n«ve aa oon-

• — — ww.vfcrwvr, Loaded wi th extras omy 29.000 sc-«u« mass, showroom condit iorw. $9 999

BLACKWELL F O R O

453-2993

FORD 1999 CARGO VAN automal IC. 10.000 mflaa. M . 9 9 5

Jack Demmer Ford 7 2 1 - 6 5 6 0

FORO 1999 CLUB WAGONS auto-matic. d u d d r . XL. tow mflaa. $10,500

Jack Demmer Ford 7 2 1 - 8 5 6 0

FORD 1969 Conversion Vsn. fun poww. f lexsted seats $11 950

CRESTWOOD DOOGE

421-5700 FORD 1989 SUPER WAGON 15 passenger automatic dual m. 13.000 maee. $12,989

Jack Demmer Ford 7 2 1 - 6 5 6 0

GMC 1985 conversion, low mflaa a l poww. loaded, air. new ttrea. m-ceaent condi t ion $8960 699-3315

GMC, 1997 STX Rafly F u l edad. 1 ton 30.000 m t . loaded Protect ion Pier. Warranty $11000 M7-Q972

" " " y rsssanns i sharp 'Only $9985

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORO ROAD IN GAROEN CITY

4 5 8 - 5 2 5 0

MINI VANS - 15 to choose horn

CRESTWOOD DOOGE

421-5700 MITSUBISHI 1 9 M Van air aulo-mebe. cassette IB 000 mBaa. mcoal-dn tcondHlon . $11 900 427-2111

PLYMOUTH Grend V o y w g w l 9 9 B ~ ExcaBant condmon $10 900 981-8800 w 349-4002

STARCRAFT GT '968 GMC Top d tha m e conversion wtth aB s MMlfle opoone. oak tnm. cuatom paint. * -bergdas running b o w d s s u p w dean. 1 ownw $12,878

BOB JEANNOTTE PONTIAC/GMC TRUCK

Rtymouth. 4 5 3 - 2 s 0 0

VOYAGER 1 9 M LE. toedad""^ c o n d h o n Days 477-8100;

»ve« 229 45 7 |

824 Jeeps 8 Other 4-Wheel Privee

BLAZER 1993 S10 e s c d M n i oondt-t«on runs good naw b rd iae Pnoe " « 0 ° h a b N , 3 9 9 - 6 I M

BRONCO II XLT. 5 speed d r •ai ta. $11,900

Hmaa Park u n c o m Mwcury 453-2424 am 400

BRONCO H 1994 4WO 9V Nr au-tomeae sxceasni condmon b e d oftor Evee 373-3199. 432-OQ94

M O N C O a 1996 Eacdtoat o b m T tton. sutomenc d r . d e r a o 4 caa-•a i te poww steering I b r d n a . mn-n m g b o w d e red $4 900 728-9893

• R O N C O I t M C d f l t o B a a w

• R O N C O XLT 1987 Au tomatN ,

Jeck Demmer Ford a f f o r d a b l e u s e d c a r s

721 6020

BLACKWELL 1=1= PORO W O N C O ' M B K I T

d a a a I k i m U M t Cm 1 1 — — 9pm • 9pa i t » •

OUAUTY A U T O M O e i L t S • ss f lwNk B f l a a , . w a b u y w d . agnty Plaaae cafl j e P Beneon AAROBT.

t d e 8 g M g reen aood A l i k e 1 r i w M l u i l . t t M 4 n- la i r ;• t A u PROVMCtAL Carta eabk^T

; a s

Dam ( w a dona. aB i-T»11 A E R O S T A R ' 9 9 9 X L - 7 | I tO.MO

L d o a d M

I WILL H r i any nmrtnq i •Rdk M a d i a d r t S a

a f l t a m i M0 M M V 7 B M

£ 3 * 0 AEROSTAR IMS t l

" • o -•f V was rmm v eA i v a n ONLY t o mflee. • to 999

«Demmer Ford 721-6860 c

i A Other

wRh every a v d mflaa. S lack / • 1 2 . 9 m

BLACKWELL CHEVROLET SUBURBAN 4X4~au-tomaac en rune good $2 499

ACTION MOTORS 2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0

CHEVY 1993 BLAZER dray inferior A u t o m a t * Good condit ion $4200

4x4. Hacky d l ot>iws

724-5778

0«EVY 1 M 4 - Sco t t sdds W ion. 4 2 M 0 mflaa. d u d tanks, t d wheel, new tvee $5 200 522-4121

DAKOTA 1 9 M - 4x4 4 brakes. V-9. much mors $8950

CRESTWOOD OOOGE

421-5700 OOOGE RAIOER 1989 4X4 V6 Aa and much mora $10 950

CRESTWOOD DODGE

421-5700

8 2 4 J e e p e i O t h e r

4 -FORD 1 9 M F250 4X4 yan t i uMdu i i , p o w w ale brafcat ESP WARRANTY d 1992 $11.4M.

825 Sports i impor ted C a n

tRANTY, good ua Bkm. Sato pnea

BLACKWELL JEEP 1999 COMANCHE - 4 , 4 .

S E A W A Y M O T O R S 2 7 8 - 8 0 5 0

JCEP 1990 CHEROKEE LAREDO 4 door Gal reedy lor snow! 4 w t i a d

- automatic. amMock brakes.

ege $19,750 Cafl Low mfla-942-9443

WAGONEER. 1999 LIMITED - Navy due . tan d a t h w . loeded M u d see 333-0339 540-4099

WRANGLER 1997 S L M n s f H w » 4 0 £ a n d sort l o p Automat ic. V-9 $7.p00 C a l 831-3198

OOOGE RAIDER 1999 4X4. V8 . and much mora. • 10 950

CRESTWOOD DOOGE

421-5700 EAGLE 1981 WAGON Automate kiggage rack new radial bras. $1350 TYME AUTO

FORO B U M $4500

F2S0 XLT-460 mr. cap 27.000

454-7937

FORO 1998 RANGER - 4 . 4 vsry dean $8895

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORO ROAO IN GARDEN CITY

4 5 8 - 5 2 5 0

FORD 1989 F150 XLT - 4X4: aa c i m i i e . cruwe 4 spew) transmis-sion. dean « t black SaM Price S11.7M.

BLACKWELL FORD

453-2983

WRANGLER 1990 _ tow mass many sx l ras $12,900 w b e d oltor A f tw 5pm,

WRANGLER 1990 - 5 speed. 2 top*, e i t e n d a d w w r s n t y . low males $9.500/beet Phone Jan M day* 722- 7800 or averts 540-3504

825 SportsA Imported Cars

•22 .500 or b e d d 440-3424

brand Siored waiters. MNw wnh sunroof $2900 441-4229 evea471-3488

OAT SUN 280 ZX 2 * 2 1981 exosi-MM body 4 macf ieracd condMton

m ' S . -sstta. c ruse , p o w w dea r l ng s n . dows. 8 brakes $4000 258-9019

proofed, $2400

due . luBy HONDA 1943 Prelude 8 speed.

sco tchgwd. IOOK sves 553-0273

HONDA 1985 PRELUOE. a u t o m a t * m o o n r o d . loaded very ^ood condi Hon. $5000 Caa Don. days 585-8400 •»ae 393-0591

Monday. November 28. 1900 OftE 825 Sports 8

Imported Cera

* 7 F

MERCEDES 3000 1997 S 5 . 0 M mflaa. mart condmor 4 Purchaaad end s i servne done d

932 1994 649-8800

MERKUR 1998 SCORPIO _ _ _

t°s*5r~ 3,ao° ^ Hmee Perk Lmcom-Mwcury

463-2424 ext 400

VOLVO 1993 245DL Wagon, good candmon. many naw parts Make an oltor 651-2953

852 Ciaaeic Cers AMX 1999 2 seetw 390 Go Pack Poai, good c o n d b o n Mual s d • 3 950 722-9449

858 B u k * C E N T U R Y 1942 24.413 t n a n f l

Hmaa Park Lincoln-Mwcury 463-2424 ex l 490

LESASRE 1978 3 4 Law 8 cykndw sports packsgs u n g r a 74,000 mflaa. aacaBam conoflson • '.TOO 474-1211

REGAL 1995- d r . V6 am>1m

REGAL. 1996 T-TYPE A M / F M

190-1021

RELIANCE 1992 - 2 door euto aa. p o w w d e e n n g 8 b rd tss tow mae* Exceflem c o n d t t o n 11750437^744

BUICK 1993 LeSABRE ConvembM 410 W Idea l motor run* good $2,500 or b e d o f lw 722-9449

HONOA-1M7. Accord LXI loeded. new araa. new brakes 8 battery $5,500 Must sea 624-2870

HONOA 1997 O W C 4 door euto-mauc. d r . 4 mora $2995

S E A W A Y M O T O R S 2 7 8 - 8 0 5 0

HONDA 1999 Accord LX. amfm cas-sette d r . naw brakes, sxcs l sn t condit ion M . 2 9 5 641-2687

ACCURA 19 wtvte. lea $18,950

LEGENO L Coupe

855-5574

ACURA INTEGRA 1988 LS 18.000 maee Loededl Mint condi t ion Must •ee1 $4500 Cafl 831-3198

ACURA INTEGRA 1987 5 caaeerte. looks and drrves I k s naw $6 288

Htnas Park Lmcom M w c u r y 453-2424 ext 400

ACURA 1988 Legend. 4 door, si lvw ctoOi. 5 speed l a i n , low mi issgs $10,000 or besi o f lw

641-8970 or 258-1422

A UOi 1994 5000 S bon New brakea

exceaent condi-1 Struts $3700

594-4853

FOUR-WHEEL DRIVES F-1S04 Broncos, Bronco i rs , 4 R s n g w *

BILL BROWN USED CARS 522-0030

AUOi, 1984. 5000-S S»rw « * M C •Bent condit ion. 70,000 mi ntenanoe records $5,350

Day* 535-9 HOEvae 8 weekends 829-5717

HONOA 1 9 M Accord LXI excefleni condi t ion fully eqmppeo automatic, phone alarm »12.500 o . b e d Days 838-5201 ewes 471-1871

HONDA. 1999 Accord LX 5 loaded Perfect MuM se i

698-3800 489-1028 or 348-1378

HONOA 1999 CIVIC - tow mae* « r $8995

TENNYSON CHEVY 42*5-41500

HONDA 1999 CRXSi. Mack rrwnt loaded, adul t -owned musi sefl Cell Chuck, days/737-1800. Exl 365. or 471-5422 a f lw 6PM

JAGUAR, 1979, XJ6 Good conch tton. chwnpeige wtth biack interior $6 900 Cm Evee 6 4 7 - 2 3 M

CAMARO 1999 Sport . Coupe 24 000 maee, a x : s l a m condition. •4 .500 caah 646-6374

ELDORADO 1972. Coaector* Ham Very tow mflee. garaga kept, excel-lent condi t ion in 8 out i ownw •3700 or b o d oftor 274-9193

IMPALA 1980 - Great Chr-a lmai preeent! Sharp car 4 ooor stick shtft 6 cykndw Very good Wtepe low mflee $1500/beet 532-6123

MUSTANG 1973 302 V82 door h w d top automatic 51600 maae $4000 A f tw 4pm 451-7862

PACKARD 1949-2 door •ary Edition, straight B looks aood rune good Se i or trade 722-9449

PLYMOUTH SATELLITE 196. DrtgmM. angina needs work $1300 o r b e d 479-1784 352-4285

PONTIAC '968 BonnBv-ae Trophy Winnw. 428-4 b a n d , eutometic p o w w siewmg-brafces. mr tin. CMM car 63.000 o r l g m d mlea Man con-d i t ion $7,900 or best 353-2914

THUNOERBIRO 1957 Afl o r i g m d but cokx 80 000 actual maes $31 000 or beet CeB Neva

450-3428

JETTA 1989 - 5 miles $7995

TENNYSON CHEVY

THUNOERBIRO 1992. 70.000 actual mflee. 390 engine, automatic poww

$3,850 674-2565

RJVER1A 1986 loaded ore, $ 5 « 5

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORO ROAO IN GAROEN CITY

4 5 8 - 5 2 5 0 RIVIERA <990 QM

9.900 miles $17,500 349-4072

$1900 478-1278

SKYLARK U M I T 0 1982 - 4 door

88Q Chevrolet BERETTA 1999 QTU 27.000 mfla* $8985

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORO ROAD M GARCIE.N CITY

4 5 8 - 5 2 5 0

SERETTA 1998 - V-9. Mr au lomM k . c i u a s Ml. caaaette 39 000 mflae. m u d sea Only $9995

TENNYSON CHEVY 425-9500

BERETTA 1990 Execu te* 4000

952-5159

CAMARQ 1997 ConvertibM. 3271* needs iranor rapaa $4500 or b a d o « w cm Alben 356-9251

CAVALIER 1990 - 4 flow a u t o m d I t . aa 18 000 mflaa t ka new $8

CRESTWOOD OOOQC

421-5700 CORSICA U N

GORDON CHEVROLET •

ON FORO ROAO M GARDEN CITY

4 5 8 - 5 2 5 0

CAMARO 1978 „ needs work $500 Cm mhm 7pm.

451-0420

CAMARO 1984 Berknd ta V8 t tops aulomaac loeded kke new •3.295 453-9802

CAMARO 1986 Berwtet t* -melic. mt poww V-8 $5995

TENNYSON CHEVY 425-6600

CORSICA 1999 LT automeoc mr cond i t ion , poww windows and locks, tflt c ruae stwec. .ssstss V» sports packags snd more 86,688

BOB JEANNOTTE PONTIAC/GMC TRUCK

Plymouth, 453-2500 GEO 1990 STORM $7995 .1.

sherpr Only

CAMARO-1996 Z28 22.000 automatic deck T tops k sacsflsnt contf l ion $6,000 535-9292

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORD ROAD IN GAROEN CITY

4 5 8 - 5 2 5 0

and door locks, slsrso air. Ml. 87.000 m. Showroom r e s $2 795

981-5482. A f tw 6pm 454-9232

858 Cedtilec BROUGHAM 1999 most options

682 3455

CADILLAC 1990 SEDAN de V1LLE rmdragm blue loeded $17,698

ACTION MOTORS 2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0

COUPE DEVIL LE 1978, 2 door .new brakes noed* p e n t «ob $800

537-8867

ELDORADO 1994. whrte on whrte w t h burgundy lendau r o d good cond f l i on no Occidents sharp1

$2900 451 2576

AUDI 4000 1M7 - Black 4 door au-tomatic. loaded. 40.000 na . exod-lent M . 5 0 0 or beet 293-2871

GMC 1M7 JIMMY loaded w/a larm 8 lowing package, axcd ien i condi-tion, muat see $7900 261-1803

GMC 1M7 JIMMY - 4x4 reedy tor •now Omy $7995

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORD ROAO IN GARDEN CITY

4 5 8 - 5 2 5 0 ISUZU TROOPER II 1988 LS 4 door eutomanc mr p o w w s law-

a brakes. Excellent Condit ion 000 mflss $10,500 CaB477-5901

JEEP Wrangler 1998 Seher* 8/au-tomanc. khaki green, a l w m poww Hawing/brakes $8500 644-3327

hardtop. 3pm

98 WRANGLER 6 cyt . 41.000 mflaa CaB s f lw

471-1752

RANGER 1999 XLT. 5 r p l b w wtth horns only 10 000 mflae Uke new $5 995

Hme* Park Lmcom-Mwcury 453-2424 ex l 400

AUOI 90 1990. Hack, tan miw>or loaded, low miissgs. kke r e s Musi • d l dus l o re locat ion Asking $17,500 Leave most sge 650-3829

BMW 1986 7351', a o o d shape 145,000 hignway mflee. $ 12.300 Af tw 9pm 851-0442

BMW 1987 325 Convenibto auto Wack/tan. axe d i n t condmon Sub-lease - 20 mo. M $539 626-7507

BMW-1997 535i mmt condmon tow maeage. automatic laethw mtartor C a l Eves 7-9, 752-9492

CONOUEST 1989 - excefleni cond. tton, wenenty. wether electronic dash, new tiree. $5,875 998-1446

CORVETTE 1990 C o n v e n e d red red l e d h w . black top, loaded. 12,000 miles $29,900 420-0425

HONOA CIVIC 1994, 3 door hatov-back. 5 spaed, m Oeen ' Runs 4 Drives Excefleni' High Maes $1550 CMI 595-4914

HONDA LX 1966. Accord 4 door 5 $5900

626-4197

HONOA 1994 Civic. 4 door 5 mr. am-tm caaaette. good condMon $2350 or beat A f tw 6 352-1108

MAZDA 1995 628 LS Loaded' Au-tomatic Engine Needs Work" Clawi body $1450 Cafl 595-4914

MERCEDES 1976 300 Dleed Loed-edl Automatic Engine needs work $1500 or best o f l w C a l 595-4914

MERCEDES 1977 280E 6 cykndw a u t o m d i c . clear $4,750

690-1787

MERCEDES 1965 1900 automatic very d e a n high milesgs, $4,500

229-8251

MERKUR 1M7 XR4Ti 5 les thw. m o o n r o d . 47.000 maee Like new $7895

Hinee Park L ineokvMwcury 453-2424 ext 400

PRELUDE. 1984 HONOA Beeuii-ful. dark blue. 5 speed Sunroot, 74 000 i t v air J4 750 255-5487

RENAULT ENCORE 1985 low MPG $650'best Ask tor Todd 455-1939 or 455-2910

RENAULT FUEGO 1983 5 exceaent body 4 interior modwa te mflaa $1900 /bad oltor 722 -4111

SCORPIO 1999 Touring Package From $11,989 SCORPIO 1998 Tounng Packege From $7 988

Jack Demmer Ford 721-6560

855 Eagle PREMIER 1998 Blai c w . 30.000 ml loeded $7 900 or b e d days 334-7000eves 332 4695

858 Buick BUICK SKYHAWK 1985- 4 d o c p o w w d e e n n g and brakes auto-matic mr slereo $5,188

ACTION MOTORS 2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0

CENTURY 1980 • 700/ beat o i i w

door. gold. 427-5982

LASABER 1986 Omee tflt. am/ tm c a s a d t e $5200 Ca l 64 7-1642

lESABRE 1979 4 door sir tilt p o w w locks r«sr oat row exceaent condi t ion $ 1750 464- i 262

L E S A B R E T 9 9 0

$ 1 3 0 0 0 Red low maee

879-7529

REATTA 1989 $13 995

loeded must

FLEETWOOD SEDAN 1990 Royai m w o o n . loaded wnh ae options, ex-ceflem cond i t ion $23,200 231-2409

FLEETWOOD 1999 ConvwbbM Good condmon runs wea $4 900 Caf leverangs 647-2399

F L E E T W O O D 1985 id. exoeaant c $10,000 f i rm

Brougham Loeded. exedtont condition 30 000

FLEETWOOD. 1998 BROUGHAM F*d aned vnmacu lda $10 ,800 or Wet oftor 278-0987

MUSTANG 1965 Coupe, red pow-braka t . greet corxk-beat o f lw 454-9675

CAPRICE CLASSIC 1998 - A l op-Hone 21.000 rm A-1 $ 7 9 0 0 3 6 1

CAPRICE CLASSIC 1991 Fu l pow-er. only 2.272 mass Save some money Asking $15 500

mne* Park Lincoln Mwcury 453-2424 e n 4O0

IMPALA. 1978 4 Ooor new greet Many n o . j a n i $500 best A f l w 10pm 534-2193

CAPRICE 1984 Wegon loaded $ 2 9 9 5

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700

IMPALA (993 poww steering 4 brake* Automat ic mr $2995

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORO ROAO IN GARDEN CITY

4 5 8 - 5 2 5 0

CAPRICE 1999 - Classic Broughwr. 17.500 maea awtyt lop wire w t w d * whtfe $12,500 <55-1^23

CAVALIER 1996 4 poor a r a u t c mal ic , am- fm cesset ie 42 000 mae*. vary clean $3 500 534 9013

.UMINA 1990 EURO - V-9, $ 1 0 9 9 5

TENNYSON CHEVY 4 2 5 - 6 6 0 0

MONTE CARLO 1997 SS - u e d e d

CAVALIER 1997 WAGON wr su tomafic 4 more $4995

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORO ROAO IN GARDEN CITY

4 5 8 - 5 2 5 0 CAVALIER '998 poww s tewing and brakae t i w e o rew d e l r a d cloth seels trrtwo glass 4 mors $3 ,995

BOB JEANNOTTE PONTIAC/GMC TRUCK

Plymouth. 453-2500

TENNYSON CHEVY 425-6500

CROWN VICTORIA 4 OOOR L t D 1964 va . I mflaa and a moa c w . ody $3 6 * 5

Jack Demmer Ford AFFOROASLE USED C A R S

721-5020

E S C O R T GT 1948 Aa a n d m o r a

North B r o t h w s Ford 4 2 1 - 1 3 7 4

ESCORT GT 1999 LOW Red 2 ooor P remium s p e e d $ 6 7 S & b a d C a l 4 2 5 - 3 1 2 9

ESCORTS • 3 $2995 Open SM

S E A W A Y M O T O R S 2 7 8 - 8 0 5 0

ESCORT 1982 4 door - o r , Ow p e n d a b d SO.QpO mflse. o r i g m d Vary dean, aaking I16OO or b a d C a l balore 3pm

ESCORT 1983 Au tomate dean. 35 mpg. $945

TYME AUTO 455 5566

ESCORT 1993 GL loaded good c o n d t u n m s ruM M a n o r m e new $900 /be« A f lw 6pm 427-7145

ESCORT 1995 - 2 door 4 speed runs g r a d good gss i r i l i s n i $1450 442-9241

ESCORT i965W - 2 d o o r 4 speed m> prootod non-smokw $2,296 459-7154

ESCORT IBM' - i no rust. 64 000 mflss runs good $1 .700 /bed 729-7429

ESCORT. 1996 GT supw condmon toedec. -www area, great woe c w •3700 291-1993

ESCORT 1997 GL-Red 4 speed

Exceaent shape' M u d se t $3800 or besi o f lw A f tw 5pm 531-9727

ESCORT 1988 LX 4 door kke new >. as stwec 80 000 mgNway

maea $3595 or bew 354-4469

NOVA <996 mr su t tmaac $3995

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORD ROAO m GARDEN CITY

4 5 8 - 5 2 5 0 SPRINT 1987 - 4 ooor l a t chbec* mr. d o t h seals, timed glass s l w e o aupw gas maesge $2 995

BOB JEANNOTTE PONTIAC/GMC TRUCK

Plymouth. 453-2500

SEDAN OEVILLE 198 mflaa. loaded new t r . condi t ion. $9 900- 'bed

- 48.000 s icef ls i i i 390-0558

SEDAN OEVILLE condmon. $19,500

199C 10.500 mflss

626-5484

SEDAN DeVlLLE 1996 - immecu-iste. 7.000 maea wethw options w w r s n t y Wile s car 381-5824

SEDAN DEVIL LE 1990 Whrte mi gar net Wethw 4300 maea GM Execu l ive Days 947-2150 Evws 626-8909

VOLVO 1995 WAGON, tow mileage excellent condmon. 855-5293

GORDON" CHEVROLET

ON FORD ROAO IN GARDEN CITY

4 5 8 - 5 2 5 0 RIVERA 1985 While snwp H 695

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700

880 Chevrolet BERETTA GT 1990 while, tow mile-age 6 cykndw automatic loaded $10,100 C a l 650-8793

BERETTA 1998 GT, automatic ided sunroot. 60 000

mass Excefleni $5700 4 7 i l i

BERETTA 1989 GT m a t * V8 red 62 000 mfles $9900. best 329-2077

CAVALIER Hon Air 5 negotiable

Excellent corxfc-•n-fm $6800

261-6456

CAVALIER 1' AM/FM. raw $5700 /bad

33 000 mflaa 347-5072

CAVALIER 1990—4 door, aa auto-matic s twec r e m a m n c tactory warranty $7,995

ACTION MOTORS 2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0

Z-28 1987 $7495

red 4 ready* Only

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORD ROAO IN GARDEN CITY

4 5 8 - 5 2 5 0

ESCORT 1998 v - 2 door automal « aw, s twec poww s lew ing 4 brafcee, tow mae* $5495

BLACKWELL FORO

453-28*3

FESTfVA <998 rnr.

BLACKWELL L O O K M G FOR amd l automatics

Son gss pnoafl below $15007 t haa mflny io^du«i i s t ram

453-2424 est 400

MUSTANG LX <948 29.000 MILES

fl 421-1376

MUSTANG LX. 1998 Bright Red 33 000 mi $ • 100 CaB

456-3179

M U S T A N G S 1995-90 - 25 to chooaa G T s . U f a . V-Ts. C o n v w i

CARS522-0030

MUSTANG. 1979. 4 sewed aw Lundasun g or b a d o f l w 522-5426

MUSTANG 1991 root 50.000 actual maae $1150

TYME A. n o 455-5599

MUSTANG 1M1 Gl*a s lew ing as. A M / F M stereo » d $900. best 987-7S72

Mus tang ' 981 Hatchback 4 speed sock d r . body exceaent M 5 0 Cm John or Scon ahw 4pm 5 2 5 4 3 2 8

MUSTANG 1983 LX Convert ible w $3,995

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 MUSTANG 1994 LX. door . aw. very tow maae no rus CxcsBsm looking 4 running $3 JOO Cafl aRw Nov 23 M l

MUSTANG 1995 LX -1 dmom tow mfli day*. 492-1227

ESCORT 1949 GT 5 speed mr tufly •mwrr. saweo. $6 900

478-9904

ESCORT 1999 LX wsgon - standard

condmon. 28 .000 maaa $9 300 A f l w 6pm 844-0024

t s t o a r vsv Aagcr-aa. only 59 mass $7296 BILL B B O W k H H i USED CARS522-0030

ESCORT 1989. 4 door. 8.000 rm sulomabc aa. stareo. etc 5 yr 60k extended wwrent , t ransiwr

453-5125

882 Chrysler LASER 1944 Turbo one maee. e 'caf lent condition $3,200

722-4449

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Ford CROWN VICTORIA 1969 4 Ooo> red 10,000 maas $10 995 North Brothers Ford 421-1376

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TENNYSON C H E W 425-6500

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538-4547

GEO 1990 Storm GS' eque mi $10 300

eulomstic tow maefL

654-0734

GEO 1990 STORM GSt red. aa. au-tomat ic immacula te opndt l ion loaded ej tende*! werranty 4900 mae* Aasng $10,995 546-2201

ESCORT EXP 1998 burgundy y a y interior, a l options - mocmrod ownt condit ion. Tyme does a agar* only S2700 TYME AUTO 4 5 5 - U 9 9

ETCORT fOtrr 1999 29 000 maea $4995 North Brothers Ford 421-1378

EXP <987 sxcsf lwi l sane 5 speed poww taws 4 brskss $2800

» n d * i o n c a * Mewvig. new

824-8501

GRANADA 1977 (tons good new brskss 302 V-8 $500 A h w 4 30prr 422-7238

MUSTANG GT 1987 msbc slereo mr mmn C a l d t w 6 30pm —

Bieck auto-i". $6500

473-0644

MUSTANG GT T94£ $8 495 North Brothers Ford

Vary clean.

421-1379

MUSTANG LX. 1987 stereo cruise , tow m d C a l

5 speed wr IS $5,000

642-6699

MUSTANG LX 1995 Runs Good1 Vsry $3300 C a l

aa. S s p s s o Dependable '

313-45S-1599

MUSTANG LX 1999 28.000 mfles. $7295 North Brothers Ford

mtomenc aa.

421-1374

MUSTANG LX 1998 CONVERTIBLE 30 000 iTiiimi 18405 North Brothers Ford 421-1376

MUSTANG 1985 5 0 GT e l M m beauty w-smoked l - l ops 45.000

mvaated first $4500 take* TYME AUTO 4SS-5666

MUSTANG 1996 L X black auto i l toisr. VS. M o e * . TomSia -iir-Jrr

$3350 5S3-493C

MUSTANG 1997 GT whrle 34000 II. $946sl. 274-025

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MUSTANG 1997 LX- Midnmht btoe 46 000 i d e s

sunroot 4 extras $5700 291-5033

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DArTOHA 1M6- Automat ic power eteenog, a n A m . air. « a MM. U C * 1 — — - — l S3700 722-9371

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A C T I O N M O T O R S 2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0

DIPLOMAT 1988 . power seats. vm-doae. lock* Uft. crulaa. caseatte & mora. 0n l»»7950

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1947 0 1

F iw r . 1279S OMNI'S - 4 to Opwi S i

SEAWAY MOTORS 2 7 8 - 8 0 5 0

g r H ! on & R Alter 8pm.

« W M . lew . 3 7 4 - 8 9 U

S * A O O W S 1988-1990. 8 l o chooaa horn, Mart lng a l M . 9 5 0

C R E S T W O O D - , DOOGE

4 2 1 - 5 7 0 0 SHADOW 1988- automatic vary i o * mm. l owner I can t aee tnam but I tMnk i f na* air Cvaga Firat *3f l00 tana* TYME AUTO 4&S-5J88

SHADOW. 1988 Au toma te . « T am-fm, we i maintained. »ood condi t ion $5450 427-2999 Or J97-9159

Ford V-8. loeded.

V I L L A G E F O R O * * o e ' » i 6 8 0 Ca«

L O T 2 2 7 8 - 8 7 0 0 - - x t M c o 1988— s

TAURUS 1988 V8. Au toma te , aa. Marao caaaati*. UN, crulaa. powar windows and locks. powar aaaia.

5 " 2 « , w • " • ' P on«y

J a c k D a m m a r F o r d AFFORDABLE USED CARS

721-5020

868 Ford T E M P O

-aoe-a u t o m a i K an

•o 598-4914

crulaa.. ae

TAURUS 1990 O t - 4 door From $90

TAURUS 1989 Q L - 4 door From

SABUE 1990 Wagons From $1

J a c k D a m m a r F o r d

7 2 1 - 8 5 6 0 TAURUS 1990 s - OL s. loadad. K m maaa Fr 6m $9988 BILL BROWN USED CAHS522-0030

SPWT 1988 ES, 2 5 Mar turbo. 5 am/ fm-s tereo. as

853-5509

888 Ford MUSTANG-1989. 8 months o ld 2 31. 5 spaad. Mr. a n t a lapa. a tac t i c locks /windows $8,000 427-5212

PROBE. 1989. L X

DOOGE OMNI 1985. $1,500 81.000 m i e * Runs Graat! Baiora 9pm

OMNI, 1982 - Good work car. nary Wile ruet and low m8aa $1,100 or twst aflar Cad 595-4031

OMNI 1987 - Good r u r m n corxjt-tran. good body, w tires Can after «PM 427-7213

««arao. 5 23.000 m*ss CaMornla Car SaM prtcad $4 966

A C T i O N M O T O R S 2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0

Customized. . automat ic .

AMFM caaaette. sunroot. 23.000 rimes. amended warranty Executive car Leave m a n a g e 446-8057

1990 GL au tomate , air. From $8,990 PROBE 1990 LX 8 cyttndar From $9,890 PROBE 1990 GT From $11,990

J a c k D a m m a r F o r d

7 2 1 - 6 5 8 0

L * e naw. a„ au-

Norm Brothers Ford 421-1378

TAURUS 1990 SMO Loeded I rom $13,990 -

J a c k D a m m a r F o r d

7 2 1 - 6 5 6 0

TEMPO 1989 4 door GL Low mils s o * C a l between ta rn to 5pm, 522-3328

TEMPO 1990 GL 4 door, automate, s i t . loadsd From $8 990

• JaCfc " D a m m a r F o r d

7 2 1 - 8 5 6 0

TEMPO $8295 North 8 i others Ford

DOOR 1989 18.000

421-1378

TEMPO 4 Door 1998 au tomate , air w . 3 f 5 North Brothers Ford 421-1378

T-BIRD 1988 Turbo Coupe, loadad. oeautilut car. must sa l . make offer 449-0597 or 449-5655

T-BIRO 1998 Turbo coupe * «t i res. $5500

i GT

T-BIRO 1989 UC Burgundy loadad. ESP $25 deductible 26.000 maae $13.500/beet ofler C a l 937-3271

TEMPO 4 DOOR 1988 - Automate, air. stereo, power locks. Hectrtc de-frost. only $2695

J a c k D e m m e r F o r d AFFOROABLE USED CARS

721-5020

THUNOERBIRO 18 eatras. $8640 C a l 722-5598

THUNDERBIRO 1987. 72.000 maes L o a d e d " E x c e l l e n t c o n d i t i o n . $4,200 C M 831-3198

T BIRO 1989 SC 5 JBL. alarm, warranty, rust proofed, asking. $13,750." 554-0235

TEMPO LX. 1987 - 4 door, automat-ic. air. naw tires. Rad Bob S 546-9800 days 451-2838 avas

TEMPO 1989 4 Door, automatic, air. more $5,495 North Brothers Ford 421-1378

TAURUS 1988 MT-5. Blue Loaded ">lh options 59,800 mWes $3 900 After 8pm, 474-3017

TAURUS 1986 wagon Ores, excellent condi t ion $5000

669-1065

TEMPO 1989 - 4 door, automatic. I t . power steering and brakes, t i e r eo. 20.000 rrales. jet black Reduced to only $6,995

B L A C K W E L L

T H U N D E R B I R O 1985. Tu rbo . Black I Loaded! Clean! No problems! t * 100 C a l 464-8809

THUNOERBiRD 1986 Automatic air. 33,000 mile*. $5 495 North Brothers Ford 421-1376

THUNDERBIRO 1989 super coupe. Black, gray Mether Loaded Excel-lent condi t ion (Uke no other) $ 15.100 Ce* after 6pm. 435-0635

THUNDERBIRO 1986- Loaded w / a l opt ions 56.000 actual males Was

to ask $2400 but changed my O 455-5566

gomg m i n d : $2850 TYME AUTO

THUNOERBIRO 1983 - automatic air. cassette Only $3395

Mines Park l i nco in -Hercum 453-2424 ext 400

888 Ford THUNDERBIRO 1990 loeded Stan

w g -

J a c k D a m m a r F o r d

7 2 1 - 6 5 6 0

THUNOERBIRO 1984 Elan loaded 50.000 m«ea. V-8 $4,996

V I L L A G E F O R D -

L O T 2 2 7 8 - 8 7 0 0

Sharp Only $6995

J a c k D a m m a r F o r d AFFOROABLE USED CARS

721-5020

872 Lincoln A F F O R D A B L E

L I N C O L N ' S 1990 Town Cars From $16,990 1990 Cont inentals From $16 990 1990 Mark VII LSC From $17,990 1989 Town Cars From $14,989 1989 Cont inentals From $14,589 1989 Mark VW LSC From $14 589 1988 Continentals Sig From $ 13.988 1988 Mark VII LSC From $12,988

J a c k D a m m a r F o r d 1-800-878-FORD 721-6560

874 Morcury 874 Morcury 876 Oktemotoilt COLONY PARK 1979

$1325 TYME AUTO

COLONY Park 8 paaesngei 68 000 maee. excellent condi t ion $4700 789-5738

SABLE 1 M B LS - Loadad. new • • • • . $4,000

388-2579

COUGAR 1963- automatic. po—r

s r u s r s , s s & r t J"HB1TM naerlerl TYME AUTO 455-5!

SABLE 1988 LS. silver., loaded.

861-0192

COUGAR 1985 LS. loadad. exca*-lenl condit ion, dark gray. V8. must sea $4230 542-6432

COUGAR 1985 LS- Good conat ion loeded must s a l Days: 355-5411

Evenings 682-5282

CONTINENTAL 1988 - Mack, san-dtewood leather. garaged sharp. 44.000 h o y m U n . $12.900649-5461

MARK V I . 1967. LSC - W i l e * car! Loaded, tr iple black, leather Interior, $12,200 421-0701

MARK V 1977 - good condit ion, no fuel . soma naw parts $1.500/Dest Alter 12pm 851-6649

MARK V 1979 83.000 o.-.^nafiHiles $3,995

Mine* Park Lincoln-Mercury 453-2424 ex l 400

T H U N D E R B I R D 1 9 8 9 SUPER COUPE Automatic, power moon-root. leather. Interior, and more $14,495 North Brothers Ford 421-1376

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453-4600 It 's not just a car. it's your freedom

TOW I f CARS. CONTINTENTALS $ MARK v n * . 1984-1990 - several to chooaa t rom Call lo t details

Mines Park Lincoln-Mercury 453-2424 ext 400

TOWN C A R 1987 - Immaculately maintained, tr iple black loadad. naw tires 8 brakes $9.250/best

348-3556

TOWN CAR 1967 Signature Series Exceaent condi t ion silver blue one owner. 39.300 miles. $13,000 Leave massage 386-5326

TOWN CAR 1987 Black One Owner ' U k e Nee* No disappoan-

477-3422

COUGAR 1987, V8. aC powar Mr. loadad. opt ions, new Uras-shocka-brakas. Mint $7800 471-3364

SABLE. 1987. JMX $3,000 worth ol c u s t o m i z i n g M o n o c h r o m a t i c Sharp- o m y 23.000 m M * Waa mamiMned Aflar 8pm S81-0069

CtERA 1988 BROUGHAM - loadad. 24.000 maaa. 4 cy< With warranty $6000 .881-8997

CUTLASS SUPREME 1989 interna ttonai. >• Ls ls r i l ooodKion. loaded $9750 or baal o l 4 r 442-1475

CWH.ASB 1972. trsnsporlst lon « w -o m . 87.000 orpine- miles, runs pood $400 or besi offer 537-4723

SABLE. 1987 LS. n<m-sm<jker. 43.000 maaa. $7200 553 2933

SABLE 19 l7 LS - 22.000 maaa. naw Urea. 3 Mar automatic, mint, loadad. warranty. $7,800 455-8179

COUGAR 1990 LS loadad Starting I rom $10,990

J a c k D a m m a r F o r d

7 2 1 - 6 5 6 0

GRAND MARQUIS 1982. good con-dition. clean, lull powar. runs great. $1700."besi 437-9277 or 437-0780

GRANO MARQUIS 1983 - 4 Ooor. loaded $2,795

V I L L A G E F O R D

L O T 2 2 7 8 - 8 7 0 0

GRAND MARQUIS 1983 - 4 door charcoal loaded $2,995

V I L L A G E F O R D

L O T 2 2 7 8 - 8 7 0 0

SABUE 1987 LS, 34.000 m4e* original owner, uke new. loaded. $7S00/beet. 348-3039

CUTLASS 1979 Supreme.. 2 door, n r . naw Urea, sm- lm c a l i e n * , no rust, runs great. $2000 458-7992

CUTLASS. 1980. SUPREME Good condit ion run* good, sm / lm stereo, air. automatic $650/besl 728-0555

CUTLASS. 1880 78.000 original mites Body excellent condit ion -must sea $ 1.000/beet 532-2072

SABLE 1987 L S . 41,000 ml. Uke new, air. a* powar. crura*, p remium sound system. $8,095 981-7537

SABLE. 1989. LS Loeded • Math-er $ moonroot Mint condit ion, war-ranty. 30.000 ml . $8,950 353-1919

SABLE 1990 WAGONS from $8990

J a c k D e m m e r F o r d

721-6560 TOPAZ XRS. 1988 - Blue au tomate , •oadad. new tires. 35.000 ml. excel-lent $8,000 or beat 293-2871

GRAND MARQUIS 1968 colony park wagon Loadad plus 19J peck-age Elect nc stereo cassette Auto load levakng. trai ler tow peckage Exceaent cond i t ion 42.500 $10,900 471 -272 f days tO-Spm

474-3 4-3307

LN7 1982 - good condStion. $950 532-7493

LYNX XR-3 1987 - Rad. 51.000 miles $4 995

V I L L A G E F O R D

L O T 2 2 7 8 - 8 7 0 0

merits! $10,000 C a l

TOWN CAR 1988. Signature Series toadad. d a a r c o a l graphrta. i ownar. 36.000 maas. m l $12,500

after 6pm 642-2260

TRACER 1988, black. 31.000 mJas 5 speed, s m - l m slereo excellent condi t ion $3,600 559-5714

874 Morcury CAPRI 1985 - 5 0 automatic air 46.000 m i l e * $4995

Mines Park Lincoln-Mercury 453-2424 ext 400

LYNX 1983 Squi re wagon. 4 speed, air, power $1,595

V I L L A G E F O R D

L O T 2 2 7 8 - 8 7 0 0

MAROLHS 1973 ExcaOam running condit ion. 4 door , some body ruet. $200 Call after 5 p m 533-0423

MARQUIS 1983 a.r, stereo cassette good cond i t ion Besi offer Call 421-0712

MARQUIS 1986 - 4 door . loaded $3,995

V I L L A G E F O R D

L O T 2 2 7 8 - 8 7 0 0

TOPAZ 1984. powar s teer lng-brakea. good transportat ion 64 OOC m l e * $1100 After 4pm. 937-0856

TOPAZ 1988 Sport. 4 door. red. low miles. $4,295

V I L L A G E F O R D

L O T 2 2 7 8 - 8 7 0 0

TOPAZ 1989 GS. cruise, am/trfc cas-sette, o is l proofed, greet gas mile-age. 19.000 m i , $7100 274-0167

miles $8995 3 to TOPAZ 1990 GS only 12.000 chooaa from

Htnee Park Lincoln-Mercury 453-2424 ext 400

CUTLASS. '963 V-4. low mdeege loaded with extras. 1 owner $3200 645-2981

BONNEVILLE 1987 SE 49.000 maaa. nam extras Arm Arbor

BONNEVILLE 1983- Automat ic powar steering .brakes tu Priced I <000 beiow blue book $1150. TYME AUTO

GRANO AM. 1988 Loadad 7 moa w a r r a n t y EiceMent c o n d i t i o n $3500'beat C a l $46-7066

GRANO A M 1988. mt axiomat ic ma. cruise, rear dstog. gray. 2 $7800 o r best oflar i $ 5 - 1 6 0 7

GRANO PRIX-1979, 2 door, full powar, <500 Call alter 8pm,

477-4115

GRAND PRIX 1988 Loadad white with gray (Manor, $8,000 or best ot-— Oays 553-7710 Eves 881-0214

CUTLASS 1984 Clara Brougham, •ua power, no rust excellent condi-t ion, $2750 ' besi 649-3383

CUTLASS 1984 Supreme - power 8 cyl inder, FM. new brakes 6 tares. 50 000 maaa $2650 533-4154

CUTLASS 1989 Supreme - 2 door kke new. loadad 7.4Q0 miMs. $ 10.000. C a l eves 464-2592

DELTA 88 » - 2 l o choosa From $1895 Opan Sal

SEAWAY MOTORS 2 7 8 - 8 0 5 0

GRANO PRIX 1989-Sport package loadai l 19,000 mOas Exceaent con -d i t ion $10,800 728-3259

GRANO PRIX 1986 auto Mr. lift casaetie drives axoeMent r o u won't hava lo put any money Into this car $3795 or beet 356-4656

GRANO PRIX '990 - Turbo. Mac* 10.200 maae Waded, super dean $15,900 855-2606

I E MANS 1978 Grand Sport 1 ownar. bucket«seats sir. r a w de-frost, t i l . $975 «64-1262

DELTA 88. 1979, naw engine, naw mufher new battery, goo<> condi-tion. 50.000 miles $600 624-0922

DELTA 86 1986 Brougham, fully loaded, good condition, beat offer Caa between 6 A 9pm 565-6248

875 Ninan DATSUN 280 ZX 3*3 1981. excel lent body I m e c h a n i c * condmon. Neck w / g o M pan striping « M o p 85.000 original maaa. a m / l m sette. cruise, power steering, win-

$4000 254-9019 Hows. 4 brakes :

NISSAN 200 SX - 1985 Nolch-back. ». 5 speed an. slereo low >. $3,250/ best 559-0315

876 Otdsmobila

MERKUR 1986 XR4TI - good condi-tion. loadad Mua l *a«* $4700 or besi offer 358-1711

CALAIS 1985 blue, totally rebuilt transmission wi th warranty fully loadad. Always runs graal l . $4,300 days 451-4229 evaa 471-3488

OLDS MOBILE SUPREME COUPE 1986- V-8. automatic air cassette, nicest in town $6,288

A C T I O N M O T O R S - 2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0

OMEGA 1982, engme.tr ansmission " condit ion, runs great,

tare* $450 326-3322

PONTIAC 8000 LE 1986- extra c iean^ iedy owner low miles V-6

A C T I O N M O T O R S 2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0

PONTIAC 8000 1985 condi t ion, oew tires 6 Ora»« $2500

661-8597

PONTIAC 6000 1987 Power steer-ing-brakes air Good Condit ion $4200 C a l 526-4403

TORONADO 1979 - Black Mather. 63.000 mMes $3,295

V I L L A G E F O R D

L O T 2 2 7 8 - 8 7 0 0

TORONADO 1981. V-8, loaded. 61k d e a n $3500 276-3068

TORONADO. 1985 45.000 miles or iginal owner $5400 or ofler Call 261-6006

CALAIS. 1990. SL - Quad 4. loaded, low m laage . 4 door $9,999 Mmi condf l lon 474-1989

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U P T O * 2 5 0 0 R E B A T E S C L E A R A N C E PRICES: C a l a i s . C l a r a s . Cut lass Sup remes . 88 s 98 s

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88 ROYALE SEDAN EJednc 'ear delogger accent stripe 3800 VS. Slock #2449

-Th* OMamobit* Edg»~

•13,545*

1990 NINETY-EIGHT REGENCY BROUGHAM

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9 7 6 5 * *

1991 GEO1

TRACKER Was $12,049 Now $10,395*

5 speed stereo cassette red alloy wheels Slock #7205.

1 s t T i m e B u y e r s

6 8 9 5

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1991 S-10 PICKUP Was $8507 NOW $7495*

5 speed, rally wheels, frost white cut do«h seat Stoci

Sale posi t ively e n d s 11 3 0

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1 s t T i m e B u y e r s

9 0 4 9 * *

1991 GEO STORM Was S11.135 Now $9649**

peed, stereo cassette Hash ye#ow Slock #3154

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8 8 9 5

1985 NISSAN 2 DOOR

s2990

1986 CAPRICE 4 DOOR

a JtOOO Ml

* 6 9 9 0

1991 CAVALIER was $10,445 Now $9495*

Rear defrost « r stereo sport mirror*, t inted glaas Mack Stock #3231

1989 CAVAUER

' 6 9 9 0

1987 CELEBRITY EUR0SP0RT VR

'6990 1989 BERETTA GT

1988 CORSICA 4 DOOR

SUNBIRD

CELEBRITY 1987 MONTE CARLO CL

s7990 k,

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1990 LUMINA EUROSPORT

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TORONAOO 1967 Keck moonroot leatfier. extra nice $9 866

A C T I O N M O T O R S 2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0

SUNBIROS 1988 - automatic air p o w e r steering 1 Drakes rear de Iroat. t i l t , stereo, d o t h buckets t int-ed glass 8 mors Company mean-laaned courteey cars, from t 5 W 5 4

B O B J E A N N O T T E P O N T I A C / G M C T R U C K

P l y m o u t h . 4 5 3 - 2 5 0 0

SUNBI f tD <980 - hatchback 4 cyiin-•nspor ia-464-9590

4 speed, reliable transporta-t ion 8850-'besi

S UNBIRO. I M S - S ape condi t ion, am/frn slereo. power steering I brakes. tK. rear delosi low miles S3.800'best 689-4387

878 Plymouth HOH1ZON 1980 auto. 2 door, po ar steering, brakes aar Very Qo

370-07 Condit ion $800 'best

HORIZON, 1985 - Automate Runs, needs lender loving care »650 or

best ofler W22-74S9

HORIZON 1987, automatic, air star-as. sharp. 553-3889

RELIANT-1981 4 door, 74,000 maaa. automatic, runs great, looks great, very Owen $ 1 3 0 0 9«7 1854

SUNDANCE 1987. eacaHant condi-t ion. one owner, aar. stereo. $3500 or beat ofler C a l 937-3271

SUNDANCE 1988 red. Te.es car nace. 45.000 milee. asking $4750 Call - 591-1107 or 425-9055

SUNDANCE 1989 Black cherry 2 door, automatic, air. power brakes s t e e r i n g , e x c e l l e n t c o n d i t i o n * « - * » 459-0883

SUNBIRO 1M7 - sport package air l » . 4 door 2 mar engin*. very good condf l lon $4700 or besi ofler 887-8181 Woak 277-3008

TRANS AM 19TB Taking offers

553-4858

8 8 2 T o y o t a

CAMRY 1989 white, air slereo 5 speed excellent condition 24,000 mi.. $9500 822-4873

CELICA 1988 GT- loaded, sunroot. ex t ra c lean new brakes, like new 28-32 highway $7 842 335-1926

COROLLA 1981 SR5 - Bieck de-pendable. hagh miles, new alterna-tor, bat tery $ brakes. $1,000 or besi

729-7078

COROLLA. 1982 Tercel, 77.000 maea. vary clean $1295 Boo s Oa-rage. 28100 W 7 Mile Bedford

538-854 7

TURISMO. 1982, - / sun roo f 2 2 Uler am- fm slereo rea: defrost, hatchback, as is $5SO 477-2168

TURISMO. 1984 - Automatic, new brakes 6 exhaust in very good con-di t ion tor $2,000 729-2794

880 Pontiac BONNEVILLE SSE. 1989 loaded, learner t r im, moonroof. alarm. 5 yr. warranty $16,500 458-7345

BONNEVILLE. 1988 LE. grey 28.500 maas. excellent condit ion. M .S00 524-0297

FIREBIRD 1978 88.000 miles new tires, shocks, battery Best oiler

842-8748

GRAND PRIX LE 1989 - Power enn-dows and locks, automatic, air rear defrost t inted tfaas. V-6. tilt, cruise.

1 cassette. $9,495

B O B J E A N N O T T E P O N T I A C / G M C T R U C K

P l y m o u t h . 4 5 3 - 2 5 0 0

COROLLA 1985 - Air i door, ap-proximatafy 85.000 rm . automatic

moonroof , $2.000.'best 525-9S84

COROLLA I M S GTS. Ilftback 5 speed, loaded exceaent condition. 48 000 i t * . $4995 524-9677

SUPRA TUR8G 1968 au toma t * and lock brakes Loaded1 15.000 mi les Dealer Warranty Super Clean $17,200 455-8513

TERCEL 1982 - 75.000 nwes. runs exceaent. clean body, good e n p n e new tires, won I engage m g e e

478-5577 $400

TERCEL 1987 - Automatic air amt fm cassette, new tirea. exhausi 8 battery $2,900 Alter 8pm 427-0277

8 8 4 V o l k t w a g e n

JETTA 1981. gas, 5 speed, aa' door , appvox 83.000 miles good cond i t ion $1800 722-8178

RABBIT I M 1 , 4 door, automatic, a " . Tuf fkole, 1 owner, approximate-ly 79.000 miles good condit ion $ 1.200 After 5pm 478-3539

VW S - 10 to Choose! Prom $995 Open Sa l

SEAWAY MOTORS 2 7 8 - 8 0 5 0

OWN A 1989 PLYMOUTH RELIANT LE 1990 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE

OT 1990 OODCE SHADOW S t a r t i n g a t

Special Factory Buyout includes 7/70 Factory Warranty

•Paymersi m m on S*M cam m m paymenw okia ixa I u m t 60 mamm t r o i o i w m o w nxaaci ra IW»M c.m

L I V O N I A P L Y M O U T H

5 2 5 - 7 6 0 4 30777 PLYMOUTH RO , LIVONIA

M0I U S E D C A R S

B R O U G H A M

O - E L C Q A N C E

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C O N V E R S I O N

ART MORAN . H L 29300 Te leg raph .

> 2 M i l e N. of 12 M i le O O O " 0 9 1 0

M o n d a y . N o v w n b * 26, I W 0 O A E

D E X T E R C H E V R O L E T • G E O

a G _ •

1991 CORSICA LT 4 DR. 2 2 L EFI a u t o m a t i c rea r delrost console a.r c o n d i t i o n i n g c r u i s e vr r e s u m e (>« steer,->g rea r v i e w m i r r o r w r e a d i n g l a m p s i n t e r m i t t e n t w i p e r s , A M F M s t e r e o w seek & s c a n , p o w e r s t e e r i n g p o w e r b r a k e s f l o o r m a t s t ntr-r-g l a s s e q u i p p e d n o t s t r i p p e d ' |

WAS 112,521

LEASE FOR

$ 1 8 9 : .

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BRAND NEW 1991 LUMINA 4 DR.

3 1 l m f l ' v 6 a u t o m a t i c rear Oef rost 14 s p o r t w h e e l c o v e r s . a l s s b r a d i a l w s w t i res a t c o n d i t i o n i n g c r u i s e w r t h r e s u m e till s t e e f i n q l u g g a g e a r e a cargo r e t a i n i n g net c o l o r keyeC e s s l ' o c ' c a , p e ' e q u i p p e d n o t S T R I P P E D !

WAS '15,472

LEASE FOR

$ 2 1 9 .

BRAND NEW 1991 BERETTA 2 DR. CPE. 2 2 L EF i L4 e n g i n e » u t o c o n s o l e , rear d e f r o s t , a i r c o n d i t i o n i n g , c r u i s e w r e s u m e A L S S B r a d i a l B W t i r e s b i l s t e e r i n g , i n t e r m i t t e n t w i p e r s c o l o r k e y e d f r o n t rea r m a t s rear v i ew fTurrcw w r e a d i n g l a m p s « s o r m i r r o r s w / « u n s h a d e e x t e n s i o n s E Q U I P P E D N O T s t b t p p e o l

WAS «12,836

LEASE FOR $

TAKE THE 24 MONTH

TEST DRIVE! Bulk far the Human Race-

1 9 9

IRAND NEW 11 S-10 PICK-UP TAHOE

2 0L v6, power steering, slereo caaaette chrome step bumper. 5 speed w overdrive, deluxe two-lone paint while lettered tire*. Blad-ing rear window , auxiliary Ivghling

WAS...... '10,281

LEASE FOR 1 6 9

I

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NEW 1990 MAXIMA GXE 4 DOOR SPORTS CAR

LOADED, power windows, power locks, tilt wheel, cruise control, alarm. AM/FM stereo cassette, power mirrors, rear de-froster. air condit ioner a luminum wheels & much much -norc'

CARSDRIVER BEST BUY 24 Month

Lease Special

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1991 240

Q V O A

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$212* per month »

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• V W

From ZX From

$422* $274*

ZX From

$422* per month per month

UUMIMI

35655 Plymouth Road Livonia 4 2 5 - 3 3 1 1

1990 PROBE GL 2 DOOR 2 2 L EFi i « a n ^ n e S - s o e e e m a n u a l t r anamis saon m a r x u a

1991 ESCORT LX 4 DOOR W A G O N 1 9 I SEFl « cy fmae r a n g ^ a u i o m a a e t r a n a a a e kgra Btanaurr- a ea rc -oa i taarfcurn o o f v w n y t t x i d t a l s p o a e

» a s » Mec tnc -e«- a n ) o . a e f r o s l w p a c k a g e S»Oca » L > 7 3 S d a a r c o a ; p a r * S>oc« *>JS'.37

Was $13,176 Was $10,767

Now$ 10)699* Now s8899* 1991 RANGER 4x2 STYLESIDE 1990 T A U R U S G L 4 DOOR S E D A N

fue l tarW-Mgh capecafy KLT trim oackage 864 t ' M . o w a f l - season urea t a c n o r i a f e r « r a m i w x a p - —>eeis-O e e p aaah e e c t i o m i ; AM « e r e o c a a a a n e taocn i M f t n g r a w aMndow d r o m e r®ar s u e tKir^pe- k w o — r

Was $11,783

Now $7995* 2 In stock at same price

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ao°' —•-mm, o o w ^ Onwer ' j t e a l p o w • " O w l c a n a l u m i n u m <vn«ets. S loc« # L 2 4 M .

Was $16,618

Now S12,899* 1990 T H U N D E R B I R D STD

J - a t W 3 8 L EFI V« e n g i n e a u f o a n a f K ovrOr»a 1990 MUSTANG GT 2-DOOfl HATCHBACK

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e k * H ' V » v b u c a e i w a a e M c V o n c TM trmrvo r m e a o - . av o o n d i e o n m g n g n t n a w u m d e e n c o e r met o a a o 0 0 " 1 • e e t a p o w e r e o u a p m e n i g r o u p p o w e r lock

kaaary g r o u p 6 way p o m r a e M e r i g e i s e a t eaa l a u r n n u i - • o n * rad*o rnmt c a a a e t t e .ctoct praaanum m m a v M r r .

W a s $16,595 Was $16,300

Now S12y699# now512,999' 1991 AEROSTAR XL W A G O N 2 WD 30 L engine aKtii-eec cieam Wananaaaen m- com*

1990 VAN CONVERSION BY CHARIOT S« l E» vt engme mmcvonc * apeeo automate

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Was $16,765 S 15 *L WSW tf aeeaor M , w ,

Was $22,818

Now S13)295 . 2 In stock at same price

now s15,995' 2 In stock at same price

Conven ien t Locat ion • Low pr ices • Cus tomer Serv ice • Col lege Graduate | P r o g r a m • P ' ^ s t J i m e Buvers P r o g r a m - F u l l tank o f gas o n al l deHvered veh ic les

FAIRIANE FORD 14585 Michigan Av». Dearborn

Aa l East of jm ^ Try* NCMR Far»ane T o w n Cen te r O 4 O * 5 0 0 0 MM277

Located in The Heart of Deartxym

The Heart of Font Country For Over 68 Years

1 0 F * 0 4 E M o n d a y . N o y e m b e r 2 8 . 1 9 0 0

| HOME OF THE "36 MONTH DEMO RIDE" | | SA VE BIG BUCKS DURING OUR |

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' 1 3 , 9 4 6

$ 1 7 , 8 0 2

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b e b e t t a g t - — ^ S U B U R B A N

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Euro/ease $ 9 7 a t i t s

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$5995

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$6995

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• • U t M M

$ii7»ti 1 9 8 9 F O A D T C M P O

Air, A M T M s t e r e o casset te

on ly 2 0 . 0 0 0 m i l e s

$6995

1 9 8 6 M A Z D A M X - 6

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$9995

1 9 8 7 M A Z D A 6 t 6 t X

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$6995

UVONIA VUI-MAZDA 34501 Plymouth Road

( B e t F a r m i n g t o n & W a y n e )

O P E N S A T U R D A Y 1 0 - 4

M o n d a y & T h u r s d a y 9 - 9

T u e s . , W e d . & F r i d a y 9 - 6

425-5400

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PLUS PLUS PLUS

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S i s t e r s o f F o r d E m p l o y e e s & R e t i r e e s .

T h e N u m b e r o f V e h i c l e s t h a t m a y b e p u r c h a s e d

l e a s e d h a s b e e n i n c r e a s e d t o f o u r p e r m o d e l

y e a r

A & 2 P l a n s a r e n o w a v a i l a b l e o n fled C a r p e l

L e a s e

1 9 9 1 T H U N D E R B I R D

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' * \ p 2 1 s w 1 s bsw htm front w mots

1 9 9 1 T A U R U S

4 - D O O R S E D A N

l o c u 10L EFI «« i n g n

I M S $17,527 w a s $ 1 5 . 8 7 0

y o u p a y $ 1 3 , 6 7 7 , » p „ $ 1 1 , 9 7 0

1 9 9 1 P R O B E G L

2 - D O O R H A T C H B A C K

BEAT THE PRICE INCREASE!

WE HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY OF ESCORTS & EXPLORERS

PRICED HUNDREDS LESS THAN CURRENT PRICES.

w a s $ 1 4 , 5 8 3

Y o u , „ $ 1 1 , 6 9 3

1990 MODEL CLEARANCE A P l a n L e a s e ; 2 7 5 * * . 2 4 M o s . A P l a n L e a s e $ 2 1 0 * * , 2 4 M o s . A P l a n L e a s e 5 1 8 2 ' * , 2 4 M o s .

1 9 9 1 T E M P O G L

4 D O O R S E D A N 1 9 9 0 T E M P O

G L 4 - D O O R 1 9 9 1 E S C O R T G T

W A S $ 1 2 , 6 5 8 WAS 112,678

f 8 7 7 6 ' 1 0 , 2 9 5

1 9 9 1 A E R O S T A R X L

W A G O N 2 W . D

• 1 9 9 1 R A N G E R 4 x 2 |

S T Y L E S I D E P I C K U P

WAS 111.792 W A S S I 7 . 3 1 8

y o . P „ * 1 3 , 4 6 8 * 7 8 5 0

9 0 C L U B W A G O N - Tu-lone Blu* 302 out3 Chan ~nr DM. #S«2» H. Cap — t

9 0 A E R O S T A R X L T • 4 to chooaa trom Loadad

' 9 0 M U S T A N G G T - 3 to cnooaa I r o n Rad Black or Gray auto or S-»oaaa

' 9 0 T A U R U S L X W A G O N - S to ctxmaa Irom. Wtvta 8>ua or S4va> 207 or 206 p t g

' 9 0 P R O B E G T • • *

' 9 0 F 2 5 0 - Brown s-apaad XLT mr Sloe* # 7 I 4 #

' 9 0 F 1 S 0 4 x 4 - Bnght BHua 351 Auto StocH #8872

Was S2XSS3. Y o u P a y • 1 6 , 8 8 4 *

tia.TOO to $20,077. Y o u P a y • 1 4 , 4 7 0 *

w # r # * i t J O O Y o u P a y • 1 2 , 5 0 0 *

$19,700 to S20.900 Y o u P a y • 1 4 , 9 7 0 *

w#r# t ta.839 Y o u P a y • 1 3 , 9 7 9 *

w*» Si8,ooo Y o u P a y * 1 0 , 7 9 5 *

W a s $ 1 8 , 0 0 0 Y o u P a y • 1 2 , 9 6 3 *

A VAN SALE S T A Y W A R M I S H O P I N S I D E !

E C L I P S E • B I V O U A C • E X P R E S S

O n M o n d a y a n d T h u r s d a y M i g h t s F r o m 6 : 3 0 T I L L 8 : 3 0 P . M . O u r

G a r a g e W i l l B e P a c k e d W i t h V a n C o n v e r s i o n s . A l l P r i c e d T o S e l l

A i r . c r u i s e , t u t w h e e l , t i n t e d g l a s s ,

p o w e r w i n d o w s a n d l o c k s , l i g h t g r o u p ,

p o w e r m i r r o r s , s t e r e o c a s s e t t e . 4 c a p -

t a i n c h a i r s , r e a r m i r r o r s , r e a r s e a t b e d .

r u n n i n g b o a r d s , u n i q u e d e s i g n e r p a i n t ,

m a g w h e e l s , e l e c t r o n i c d a s h a n d m o r a

S t o c k # 1 1 3 0 2

WAS $ 2 3 , 5 3 2

WAS $ 2 4 , 7 2 0

Y O U $

P A Y 16,540 1990 VAN EXPRESS

B r o n x • Express

1 9 9 0 E C U P S E

A E R O S T A R C O N V E R S I O N S

A P l a n L e a s e * 1 3 4 * * , 2 4 M o s . A P l a n L e a s e ' 2 4 4 * * . 2 4 M o s .

1 9 9 1 E X P L O R E R

S P O R T

Y O U

P A Y <15,396

A k a u t o m a t i c . 8 - c y « n d e r . e l e c t r o n i c

c a s s e t t e , q u a d c a p t a i n c h a i r s , s e a t

. b e d . c r u i s e . B i t . s p o r t w h e e l c o v e r s ,

o a k t n m , h a n d l i n g p a c k a g e . N g h t

c o n v e n i e n c e g r o u p , r a i s e d r o o t ,

c o l o r t o S t o c k # 8 2 0 0

A u M Is o n l y • • g o o d s s t h « p r o d u c t y o u o f fe r W s c a r r y E c f c p * * V a n E x p r s s s S e a t h e r s a t b u y i t w t>aat w a c a n sa8 y o u t h a m o a t p r e c e c a l o> t ha m o a t l u x u r i o u s S a e tor y o u r s a i t

L — J -

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WAS $10,004

* 1 4 , 9 8 9

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P I C K U P

•10,689

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L X

awne* laocft #• " 2

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113,650

• 9 0 T A U R U S

L X

•13,700

• 9 0 T A U R U S

' L X

•14,000

• 9 0 T A U R U S

I # 9 8 1 ara W i

•12,550

• 9 0 T A U R U S

S M O

•15,995 1 9 9 0 F 1 S O P I C K U P

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3 0 2 A . O . D . -

8 T O C H O O S E F R O M

' 1 1 0 0 ' j a " « 1 1 ^ 6 8 9

• I L L 4 Z 1 - / U U U I M T B R O W N O U T - O F - T O W N C A L L T O L L F R E E

1 - 8 0 0 - 8 7 8 - 2 6 5 8 i s b m r n o p e n m o n a t m u r s t i l 9 p m

I v / l M / 3 2 2 2 2 p l y m o u t h r o . . l i v o n i a

T A N K O F G A S W I T H E V E R Y C A R O R T R U C K P U R C H A S E 0

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November 25 through December 1 S A G I T T A R I U S (NOT. 22-Dtc. 21)

Work on ironing out some bumps in personal relationships. You can have success at work and on the domestic f ront . P lan your t ime wisely.

C A P R I C O R N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) I t is best to get details out o f the way early. You ' l l have more time to pursue things that make you happy i f you don ' t procrastinate.

A Q U A R I U S (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) I f you go after a specific goal, there is a great chance you wi l l achieve the desired results. A fr iend f rom a distance offers good news.

PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) Relatives may cause problems, but you are ready for anything. Business affairs should take o f f nicely this week. You are in for a'surprise at work.

ARIES (March 21-April 19) A new person in your l i fe could br ing you prosperity. Paying attention to detail prevents chaos and long delays concerning finances.

T A U R U S (Apr i l 20-May 20) Others confide in you. It is of the utmost importance for you to keep their secrets. Show your friends a lighter side o f your personality.

By C.C Clark G E M I N I (May 21-Jane 20)

You may be attracted to one who opposes your way of do ing things. They say opposites attact, and this may be the one for you. Be resourceful.

CANCER (Jane 21-Jnly 22) A time-consuming project w i l l be completed, and you w i l l discover a feeling of great satisfaction. Don ' t be so sensitive about your work.

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) I f you've been th inking t b o u t dieting, it may be best to wait un t i l after the holidays. You are strong, but there is no reason to push your luck.

V IRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Follow your heart instead of your head. It's not always easy for Virgos to let go and have fun, but do i t , i f for no other reason than to relieve stress.

L IBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) You wi l l receive good fortune from unusual sources this week. Y o u wi l l need to fol low in tu i t ion to get you through a somewhat sticky situation.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23-No*. 21) Young people need your undiv ided attention. A great v ictory is to be won in the workplace, and friends wi l l be proud of you. . ts i . , . ^ i»

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Kate Jackson portrays emotionally numb woman

Rick Schroder plays long-lost son who returns

Bv C a n d a c e Havens Mare B l a c k b u r n , a Vie tnam War

w i d o w , w a s s h o p p i n g i r a rura l M i n n e s o t a g rocc r s store a n d was d is t rac ted fo r onlv a few m i n u t e s Dur ing those crucia l m o m e n t s her 3-year-old son was k idnapped

Six teen years later on Hal loween night a 19-year-old stranger knocks on B l a c k b u r n ' s d o o r — cla iming to he her son

So beg ins the plot of the ( BS thril ler A Stranger Within, airing Tuesdav Nov. 27 . on C B S 1 he movie s tars Kate Jackson as B lackburn , c his S a r a n d o n as D a n V a n c e . Blackburn ' s boy f r i end , and Rick ( d o n ' t call h i m "Ricky) Schroder as B lackburn ' s son

"I th ink the movie is going to be pretty s ca ry . " c o m m e n t e d Jackson in a recent in te rv iew "It was wri t ten b> John P i l m e i e r . w h o wrote Agnes of (iod H e ( P i l m e i e r ) is such a m a g n e t i c p resence a n d he ' s a wonder fu l wr i te r He w*s on the set. and when you got

f in-Shed with a scene s o u would look, w h e r e v e r he was in the r o o m to see if he a p p r o v e d Tom Hol land (Fright Kighi Psycho I I ) d i rec ted a n d he is

"a lso very talented

" W e film-don loca t ion in Minneso ta abou t 4 0 miles t rom M i n n e a p o l i s J ackson con t inued "My charac te r is a w o m a n who feels s o u just d o n t gel s e c o n d chances in life She has pretty m u c h shut down emot iona l ly She was m a r r i e d to a m a n w h o was killed in V i e t n a m a n d t h e n h e r s o n was k i d n a p p e d I think at that point she d e c i d e d it is bet ter to jus t not feel a n y t h i n g rather than get hur t

In the flashback scene in the begin ning. the m a k e u p art is t had to m a k e J ackson look like a 22-sear -o ld T h e b e a u t i f u l actress j oked about the fact tha t I 5 sears ago she would have been w o r k i n g on Charlie's Angels and it all s e e m e d kind of weird " T h e r e were s o m e davs when I was so t i red there was n o way thev were going to make m e look \ounge r I th ink thes probablv shot the whole thing th rough a b u n c h ot g a u / e or maybe a N a v a j o b lanket to

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make it work "

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ty Te l ev i s ion in 1983 S h a r o n M c D o n a l d w a s jus t r e t u r n i n g f r o m a t enn i s m a t c h a n d d e c i d e d to fo l low up on a n a r t i c l e s h e had r e a d in t h e O b s e r v e r . ' .Just w h a t is th i s o p p o r t u n i t y involv-ing t e l e v i s i o n ' ' " s h e a s k e d . Hav-ing a t e a c h i n g b a c k g r o u n d w i t h a b lend of J o u r n a l i s m a n d - T e l e -vis ion. S h a r o n s ' c u r i o s i t y had b e e n a r o u s e d You c o u l d f ee l t he e n e r g y a n d e n t h u s i a s m in the r o o m As usua l w h e n t h e o p p o r -t u n i t y c a m e to . talk a b o u t m y fa-v o r i t e s u b j e c t . I h a d m a n y i d e a s One of t h e spec ia l p r i v i l e g e s of m y pos i t ion is t h e a b i l i t y t o h e l p p e o p l e I u rn t he i r i d e a s i n t o r e a l r e s u l t s t h r o u g h t e l e v i s i o n S h a r o n and 1 d e f i n i t e l y h a d ide-a s ' —

S ince she w a s t e a c h i n g s h e a g r e e d t o join up w i t h a t e a m of f o l k s a n d s h a r e in t h e p r o d u c t i o n of a N e w s Show w h i c h w e en t i -t l ed C o m m u n i t y U p b e a t ' . E v e n -t u a l l y t h e t e a m t u r n e d t h e show in to a d o c u m e n t a r y t a l k show f o r m a t T h e y e x p l o r e d i s s u e s of soc ia l s i g n i f i c a n c e E v e r y o n e l e a r n e d the sk i l l s t h e y wou ld n e e d t o p r o d u c e t h e s h o w t h r o u g h hands-on e x p e r i e n c e

S h a r o n M c D o n a l d a l w a y s looked f o r o p p o r t u n i t i e s f o r p r a c t i c a l a p p l i c a t i o n s of he r n e w l y found ski l l s S i n c e s h e w a s t e a c h i n g s c i e n c e in t h e P l y m -ou th School D i s t r i c t . S h a r o n vi-d e o t a p e d a S c i e n c e F a i r a n d in-c o r p o r a t e d i n t e r v i e w s f o r te le-vision.

In 1986 S h a r o n w a s o f f e r e d t h e pos i t ion of C a b l e T e l e v i s i o n M a n a g e r ' T e a c h e r f o r C l a r e n c e -v i l le P u b l i c Schoo l s ' S h e d i r e c t s all t h e f u n c t i o n s f o r t h e schoo l d i s t r i c t ' s e d u c a t i o n a l a c c e s s c h a n n e l , which p r o v i d e s 5 h o u r s of s t u d e n t p r o g r a m m i n g on a

da i ly b a s i s S h e w a s n o w in a si t-ua t ion t o . > \ o ' ^ r e t h e c r e a t i v e r e l a t i o n s h i p s of t h e e d u c a t i o n a l , and g o v e r n m e n t a l b u r e a u c r a -c i e s wh ich a r e d e d i c a t e d to t h e s e r v i c e of c o m m u n i t y t e l ev i s ion

T h e l e s s o n s l e a r n e d t h r o u g h M e t r o Vision w e r e just t he be-g inning t o t h e e x p a n d i n g hori-zons of m a n y p e o p l e Sha ron put into p r a c t i c e t h e f o l l o w i n g pro-duc t ion e l e m e n t s s c r i p t w r i t i n g , p roduc ing , o n - c a m e r a p e r f o r m -ing in s tud io , r e m o t e p r o d u c -t ions. s c h e d u l i n g , a n d t e a c h i n g about v a r i o u s p i e c e s of equip-men t W o r k i n g w i t h h e r s t u d e n t s to p r o d u c e t h e a w a r d winn ing s e r i e s E v e r y Y p a r " p r o v i d e s Sharon wi th t h e m o t i v a t i o n t o e x p l o r e n e w i d e a s

P a t i e n c e a n d fo r e s igh t a r e c h a r a c t e r i s t i c s s h e found neces -sa ry . a s s h e h a s d i l i gen t ly a t -t ended m e e t i n g a f t e r m e e t i n g to n u r t u r e t h e r e l a t i o n s h i p s neces -s a r y to o p e n t h e d o o r s to f u t u r e t echno logy

M e a n w h i l e , b e c a u s e of its re -l a t ionsh ip w i t h t h e C o m m u n i t y Upbea t t e a m t h i s t y p e of te levi -sion p r o g r a m m i n g w a s r e c e i v i n g S t a t e w i d e a c c l a i m The Ar-c h d i o c e s e of D e t r o i t e n c o u r a g e d s o m e of t h e p r o d u c t i o n s t o t a k e p l a c e in t h e i r D e t r o i t s tudios .

T h r o u g h o u t t h e pas t e igh t y e a r s S h a r o n a n d I c o n t i n u e t o c r o s s p a t h s T h i s past fa l l we w e r e h o n o r e d wi th t h e oppor tu -nity t o t e a c h at O a k l a n d Com-m u n i t y C o l l e g e O u r c l a s s is c a l l e d R a d i o a n d Te lev i s ion Stu-dio M a n a g e m e n t We have had fun s h a r i n g o u r r e s o u r c e s wi th s t u d e n t s a n d l e a r n i n g f r o m t h e m e a c h week T h e r e a r e m a n y t i m e s t h r o u g h o u t the t h r e e hour even ing t ha t o u r m i n d s will t u n e in to t h e s a m e idea a n d the e n t i r e c l a s s will join in on a l ively dis-cussion.

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r ea l s u c c e s s s t o r y C o m m u n i t y Televis ion h a s r e c e i v e d a g r e a t deal of a c c l a i m C o m m u n i t y Televis ion r e a c h e s out and ex-plores new i d e a s which will en-

h a n c e t h e i n d u s t r y A p e r s o n w i t h S h a r o n M c D o n a l d ' s w i s d o m . i n t e l l i g e n c e , a n d p e r s o n a l -i ty is a l w a y s in d e m a n d One in-d e e d d o e s b e c o m e a g o a l - o r i e n t -ed p r o f e s s i o n a l w i th e x c e l l e n t c o m m u n i c a t i o n , o r g a n i z a t i o n a l a n d l e a d e r s h i p t a l e n t s

E a c h of h e r s t u d e n t s will t a k e g r e a t s t r i d e s t o w a r d s t h e i r own s u c c e s s H e r e a r e s o m e of t h e a w a r d s w h i c h t h e s t u d e n t s a n d S h a r o n h a v e w o n

1990 — Six LARA A w a r d s f o r s t u d e n t p r o d u c e d p r o g r a m m i n g ( L i v o n i a A c c e s s R e c o g n i t i o n A w a r d )

1990 — T w o SADD Video P r o -d u c t i o n A w a r d s ( S t u d e n t s Aga ins t D r i v i n g D r u n k )

1989 — Six LARA A w a r d s f o r s t u d e n t p r o d u c e d p r o g r a m m i n g

1988 — N a t i o n a l E d u c a t i o n Assoc ia t ion A w a r d f o r e x c e l l ence in e d u c a t i o n (one of t e n n a t i o n a l r e c i p i e n t s )

1988 — Mich igan E d u c a t i o n Assoc ia t ion A w a r d f o r e x c e l l ence in e d u c a t i o n (one of t w o r e c i p i e n t s hi t h e S t a t e of Michi Ran)

1987 — T h i r d P l a c e S tuden t E m m y A w a r d f o r 30 s e c o n d PSA on s u b s t a n c e a b u s e

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6Decoration Day' explores military racism in U tt 11 Veterans James Garner and Bill Cobbs co-star

By AMY SCHMIDT Why would anyone turn down tbe

Congressional Medal of Honor ' That is the subject of Decoration Day." a Hallmark Hall of Fame movie air-ing Sunday. Dec 2. on NBC. "Deco--ration Day" is based on the novella by John Wil l iam Corrington.

Judge Albert Sidney Finch is a lonely widower existing in a gloomy retirement His only contact wi th the world is through his irascible but loyal housekeeper Rowena

James Garner ("The Rockford Files") stars with Bi l l Cobbs ( 'Rage of Angels"). Judith Ivey ("Down Home"). Ruby Dee ("Do the Right Thmg") and Larry Fishburne ("Cot-ton Club") in this human-interest story set in 1975 Georgia

Judge Finch (Garner) is jolted out of his languor when he is asked to champion the cause of a former boyhood fr iend. Gee Peniwel l (Cobbs). a black World War I I veter-an. On a point of principle, Pen-mwell has refused to accept the Congressional Medal of Honor

Why ' In a recent interview. Jud-, ith Ivey. who plays the woman who

helps the judge begin his l i fe anew.

wouldn't give that away i t ' s part of the mystery of the piece which is unwoven by James Garner." she said enigmatically She did tel l us this: Ult imately it's dealing with the racism that he felt existed at the time while he was in battle "

It is interesting to note that both Garner and Cobbs are mi l i tary vet erans. and Cobbs" father fought in World War II. " I had very strange feelings as a boy." said Cobbs. "see-ing my father in the service, and then seeing him as a second-class citizen." A native of Cleveland. Ohio. Cobbs recalls, as a boy. visit-

i n g his father at Orlando Air Base, in Florida and hopping up onto a counter seat at a local drugstore I found out that I had no right to sit in that chair, that we had to go to the back of the drugstore and wait until everyone else had been taken care o f "

Gamer also recalls racial dis-crimination within the Army when he was in Korea The Army was sti l l basically segregated I remem-ber there was a black unit of 14 sol-diers. and nobody knew what to do with them

Their «ni' was small to real-ly stand alone, and nobody else wanted them in their secuon." said Carner When I heard about it. I

* said. Mv God. give them to -ne They can join my section And you know what, after that I had the best section of a l l '

T V passing of friendships is also an issue in this f i lm "I think it's aw fully important to t ry to maintain relationships with people you know and like." said Garner "In the story. Albert Sidney has let about 30 years pass without talking to his closest childhood friend, a black guy named Gee I guess everybody lets that happen, but it's a real shame "

If there is one thought that Garner says he would l ike audiences

• to take away f rom "Decoration Day." it is that people should never give up on life "Here's Albert Sid-ney. his wife's gone and died on him. he:s quit his job. he's bored out of his mind he's'feeling terr ibly sorry, for himself And then he's presented with a challenge and he starts l iving again He even falls in love, for heaven's sakes." said Garner You know, it doesn't matter what curves life throws us. it 's not over ' t i l its over This story is all about hanging in there, and picking up the pieces, and moving on."

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3.-00 O MOVIE: A c e o f A c e s {Drama 1933* Guilt p lagues a war h e r o af ter he kil ls an enemy soldier Richard Due. Ehlabeth Allen © MOVIE: Ful l M o o n in B lue Water (Comedy Drama i 9 8 8 j A bar o w n e r in a backwa te r T e x a s t o w n d e a l s w i th despondence Gene Hackmar, Burgess Meredith R 03 MOVIE: S laves o f N e w York iDrama 1989: A w o m a n loses herse l f in the glitz of New York night l i fe Bernadelte Peters Mary Beth Hurt fl CB Spor t sLook

3:30 (D C o l l e g e B a s k e t b e i l M i s s o u r i al -Rutgers (R) © MOVIE: The H o u n d o f the Basker -vi l les IMystery. 1988) Sher lock Holmes aids a m a n haun ted -by a i am i t y c u r s e Jeremy Brett, Edward Hardwicke

4:00 C D S MOVIE: The B l e x i n g Fores t (Adventure 1952) A y o u n g gir l fal ls in love with a logger John Payne Susan Morrow © MOVIE: Oues t tor F i re (Drama, 1981) A tnbe loses itsTire. a n d th ree t r ibesmen trek to f ind it. Jean Jacques Artnaud Rae Dawn Chong R ffl MOVIE: Raspbe r r y R i p p l e Comedy 1986) A hand icapped boy makes up a wor ld of his o w n faye Ounaway John Gordon Sinclair 03 MOVIE: High R o a d to Chine (Adventure, 1983) A dancer hires an alcohol ic pi lot to help f ind her father Tom Seiieck Bess Armstrong PG

4:25 © MOVIE: R e m M a n ,Drama. ESP 1988) A car sa lesman k i dnaps his autistic brother w h o is heir to a f o r t une Dustm Hoffman. Tom Cruise R

4 40 CD MOVIE: I L ike Gi r ts W h o Do (Adult 1977) A man is fo rced by a wi l l t o seduce seven ladies in seven d a y s Aiena Peru Gunther Ziegler

5:15 © MOVIE: Juat B e t w e e n F r i e n d s )Drama 1986) A w o m a n learns she has developed a f r iendsh ip w i th her lover s wife Mary Tyler Moore Christine Lahh PG13

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2 : 4 0 © MOVIE: The A c c u s e d Drama ESP 1988) A gang rape v ic t im > integr i ty is quest ioned as she s e e k s )ust ice Jodie foster Kelly McGiliis fl

3:00 0 MOVIE: P o w d e r a m o k e Range (Western 1935) C o w b o y s b a t t l e a c r o o k e d po l i t i c i an t o p r o t e c t thei r valuable ranch Harry Carey Hoot Gibson © MOVIE: G r o u n d Z e r o (Suspense

1987) a c a m e r a m a n Ques t ions the c i rcumstances of his fa ther s death Colin frteis Jack Thompson PG13 0 SportsLook © Tim M e t h e s o n at the Improv Tim Matheson and Oavtd Spade are featured a MOVIF The rn.saiaie Wai on u 1988) A n intel l igent loner rebe ls m an

oppress i ve boys parochia l schoo l John Glover Han Mitchell Smith R

3 : 3 0 ( £ l Co l l ege Baske tba l l Ball State at Xavier (R)

03 MOVIE. Char io ts of Fire iHistorical Drama 1981) T w o runners dr iven by d i f ferent mot ives compe te in the 1924 O lymp ics tan Chaneson Ben Cross PG

4:00 © MOVIE: Major League iComedy 1989) The C leve land Indians new owner resolves to recru i t a team of losers Tom Berenger Charlie Sheen R © 3 0 MOVIE The Hardys Ride High * Comedy 19381 Prospec t ive he i rs try io p rove then c la im to a for tune Mickey Rooney Lewis Srone

S3 MOVIE Homic ide t o r Three IMystery Comedy 1948) A Navy l ieutenant on leave for his h o n e y m o o n runs in to murder Audrey Long Warren Douglas I B MOVIE Hear tbeat iRomance 1946<A r o m a n c e b looms b e t w e e n a lady pick-pocke t and a d ip lomat Ginger Rogers Jean Pmrre Aurnonl

4:05 © MOVIE. Three on a M a t c h iDrama 1932) Three g i r lhood chums meet- later m lite and f ind suspense and t ragedy Warren William Joan Blonde11

" 4 : 3 5 O MOVIE: L.A. B a d 'Drama, A st reet w i s e y o u n g man in Los Angeles is d i a g n o s e d with cancer fsa. Morales Janice Rule R. :

5 : 0 0 © MOVIE Chano ts of Fire (Historic j Drama 1981) Two runners d ' i ven~t?y d i f fe rent mot ives c o m p e t e in the 192* O iymp.cs Ian Charleson Ben Cross PG SD MOVIE The W i l d Front ier Western 1948) An o ld man and his sons r id a t o w n of ou t laws Allan Lane © MOVIE: The Mag ic S n o w m a n i fantasy 1987 ) A boy bu i lds a s n o w m a n as a g i f t and f inds the s n o w m a n can talk Justin fried Roger Moore

THURSDAY November 29

2:30 CB Spor t sCen te r €3 Spo r t s La teN igh t © MOVIE St range C o m p a n i o n s (Adventure) A p«iot and an o rphaned runaway learn a lesson m surv ival Doug McCiure Michael Sharrett

2 : 4 5 © MOVIE. Johnny H a n d s o m e iDrama 1989) A d is f igured cr imina l undergoes p last ic surgery wh.ie m pr ison Mice, Rourke Ellen Bar km R ffl MOVIE: Wa tche rs Science fiction ' 9 8 8 , CIA scient ists e n d o w a dog wi th uncanny super in tendence Corey Ha<m Barbara Williams R

© MOt f lE : M a d a m e Bovary iRomantic Drama 1949) A w o m a n abandons her h u s b a n d to fmo iove but mee ts a tragic end Jennifer Jones James Mason

3:00 0 MOVIE Spec ia l Inves t iga to r iMystery 1936,i A lawyer br ings public enem ies to just ice a ' ter his brother is killed RKhna DIM J Carrot Mush © Spor t sLook

© MOVIE Party Plane (Drama, A new f o r m of in-fl ight enter ta inment saves a Deieaguered air l ine Kent Stoddard Karer Annanne

3 0 5 © MOVIE Fluf fy iComedy 1965 A hon e s c a p e s f r om a laboratory at a smal l co l lege Tony Randall Shirley Jones

3:30 CD J i m m y Hous ton Ou tdoo rs 3 : 5 0 © MOVIE Pe r f o rmance Drama 1970i

a m a n h ides out »n a rock star s h o m e a n d assumes his identi ty Mick jaggei MKheie Breton R

< 0 0 q p 4 1 MOt f lF Tha -(Drama 1949I An o ld fa rmer s chi ldren in t roduce modern m e t h o d s mto then

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Bp K> MOVIE Adventures of N e e k a (Advent/.,-e 1968i ' .eeka spends an ear <-n .gh l wi th h.$ fr.eno -n a ghos t Lassie Jed Allan

I B MOVIE The B e a i i m a s t e r • fartasj, 1982 A young mar r teudal - s e s

superna tu ra l powers for -Avenge m*-, Singer Tanya Hober< t*} Q F ish in Hole © M O V I E The Fallen Idol Dram* >948 A y o u n g boy idolizes a househo ld se rvan t w h o is suspected o ' Ra'ph fbcharoson MScheie Morgan

4 1 0 © MOVIE The App le Dump l ing G a n g Cornea, 1975 A ga- io ie- ano th ree

o r p h a n s b e c o m e mvotveo m a hant. r o b b e r y . EM BilOy Susan C „ . *

4:15 © MOVIE The Fabulous Baker B o y * (Homantn Comedy 1989 T w o b r o t n e " add a sultry songstress to me,r a. i .ng l ounge act jefi Bridges Beau Bridges «

4 3 0 © MOVIE The Pro fess iona ls 'Drama 1 966) Sold iers of fortune are -. i reo to r e s c u e a miii.onaire s abduc ted wife Bun Lancaster Lee Mar.,.- pq

•» © A u t o L ibrary

5 : 0 0 © Very Good Friends « gi- 'earns to dea i wi th her feelings of oss a««" ner s is ter d ies .

FRIDAY November 30 2 30 © S p o n a C e n t e r

© Spo r t s LateNight © MOVIE l Mar r ied a Mons te r F r o m

Outer Spece Science fiction i958< a b r a e d iscovers her husband is actual ly an al ien Tom Tyron Gloria Taibct1

3:00 0 MOVIE Fnends and Lovers Dra 'i* 19311 T w o men t.na then f r iendsh ip g r e a t e ' than men iove no* a w o m a n Laurence Or ..*r Aoijphe t f f - i . ,

© M O V I E Vampire s Kiss S'w • Comedy 1989 A yUpp,e becomes con-v inced ne s beer- turned ntc a vamp>re Nicolas Cage Ma',a ConchiU Aronsi. R ffi X MOVIE San Antone A m b u s h Western I 949 j A Union Cavalry o f f i cer 15

f r a m e d for a wagon , tr air robbery M v r r Hale Paul Hurst • © Spo r t sLook © M a r t h a Ouinn at the improv Gues ts inc lude Mike Pace Jann K a r a m A G e M h e n and Bobby Dues © MO V I E Underwater W a m o r Oram. Documentary 1958- Mil i tary f r o g m e n w o r k on an underwater oe""Oi ' ! 'Cn p ro»ea Dan Dane, Oaire ken,

3 : 1 0 © M O V I E Robot Monster |5i f e fiction 1953i a vOierr ai«<- ,n,ade> s de te rm ined to r id tne Earth o l n u m a n s George Nader Claudia Barren

3:20 © MOVIE Up Your AHey Comedy 1988 A repor te r goes undercover to get tne s c o o p on a ser.es of murders i-nea^r R

3 3 0 © N A S C A R Rac ing ARCA 500K f r 0 r r A t lan ta IR)

4 00 © « MOVIE Slightly Honorab le (Mystery 1940) Cr ime a m o n g the soc ia l i tes puzz les a e i g h t lawve- Pa> 0 Brief f award Amotc © 39 M O V I E Telethon Dratra 1977 R o m a n c e and danger engulf a nat ional ty t e i e v s e o telethon Potty Bergen Ltord Br-dges NR CE M O V I E Boy From Indiana {Adventure Drama 19501A boy s bene' >n his ho rse s rac ing abi l i ty leads n«m to make a oet L»s Butter I on McCamsier

a m

m m q v i f r n y . ml — ? « > i

o e g g a r l ives wrthn.s tnck o o g m a sleazy r oom.ng house Hugo Haas ''tncesca DeScatta

© Comedy of Errors Shakespeare s farce 0 ' mis taken ident i t ies s p r e s e - t e d muSicaHy Judi Dench francesca Ann* CE MOVIE High Road to Ch ina -f.tmj.-e ' 9 8 3 i A dance* h.res an

alcohol ic pilot to neip f ind her f a tne ' rot' Se,iery Bess Armstrong PG

4 10 © MOVIE Broken V o w s Mystery t 9 8 7 A pr es t gets -nvoi^ec wi th the g i r l f r iend of a muroe ' v ic t im Tomm* Lee Jones Annette 0 Toole

4 - 1 5 © M O v i E S tand a n d Oebver Drama 198? A dedicated teacher tr ies to mp-ove h.s s tudents ou t l ook on nfe

Ormos Lou Diamond Phillips PG

4 30 O MOVIE Doub le D y n a m i t e <Cornea, • 951 A Dank Clerk IS wrongly suspec ted

o l steal ng a fo r tune Jane Russen Groucho Man

4 4 0 © MOVIE a F i»h C a l l e d W a n d a •'••'V, ISP ' 9 8 8 A Br i t i sh bar r ,s te '

gets involved with a con art is t and her boyfriend _*mn C.eese Jamie Lee Curtis

4 50 © M O V I E Har lem N igh ts Comedy ESP 1989 a gangster see«s con t ro l of the h o t t e r n ,gh tc iub m H a n e m Eddie Mw*1. Rxhard Pryor R

5 0 0 © MOVi'E. W e b o f Danger "Atf.em^-e pran, 1947 ( a cons t ruc t ion c rew tr ies to s a . e peop 'e ma rooned by r i s ing water Adeie Ma-a a.-<> kernea, © iHRA Rac ing Fan Nat ionals from, Bristol Tenn (R)

5 30 © Arct ic Blast _ .

SATURDAY December 1 2 3 0 O MOVIE Don ' t Bother 10 Knock

Dryna 1952 A d is tu roe f l g i r l is tempted :o »i: tne chi ld she s baby-s i t t ing Mariyr Monroe Riciaro W.nman © Mo lowor ld © Spor ts L a l e N i g h i

2 50 © MOVIE" The Fory Suspense M,s"r, _ ' 9 7 8 A secret gove rnmen t agency ^sSs parapsychology as a deadly weapon *"'* Dwgias Andfew Stevens R © MOVIE W e e k e n d at the Wa ldor f D'a^a 1945 Four d i f fe rent peop le

spend « day ai the Waldor f Hote i G.ngt' Rogers Walter Ptogeon

3 00 © Col lege Foo tba l l (R) © MOVIE S d m m e r Schoo l T e a c h e r s •Comedy 1975. Summer c lasses mean trouble and fun for three teachers . anoict Riaisor, Pat Anoersor R

3 - t o ® MOVIE 1969 ;0 r *T« 19881 T w o students 'ace m e socia l unrest of the •aner 1960s k,eter Sutherland Robe" Oowne, jr fl © Walt D.sney C o m p a n y P r e s e n t T e a c h e r A w a r d s E ' e m e n t a r y a n d secondary teachers f rom a r o u n d the

. country are h o n o r e d

3 50 © MOVIE C y b o r g Soencafichon 1989, A icme warr ior a t tempts to save a captured female cybo rg jean-Oaude Van Damme Deborah Rtchttr R © MOVIE Af te r Midn ight ;Horror 1989, A student humi l ia ted by a p ro fessor returns to class w i th an axe Jiiiian McWTtirrer Pamela Segaii R

4:00 O MOVIE G e n t l e m e n Prefer B l o n d e s iMuSica' Comedy ' 9 5 3 Showgi r l s seek-ng r ich husbands or d i amonds land m pol ice cour t Marilyn Monroe Jane Russen

© MOVIE The Las t Tane I Saw Pans - I i - i t i i r . t i " W S

•re and marr iage are mar red by alcohol ism Ehooath Taylor Van Jonnson © MOVIE: The F i g M m g C h a n c e Myste<, Drama I 955 i A w o m a n s g reed

threatens the'rienosnipottwc rrer> Rod Cameron Ben Coccec. © M O v i E Oranges a re Not the Only F r u i t - R o m a - * Drama - 9 8 9 a g x l d e ' e s ne- e .angenca i p a r e n t s to exp io -e frrSMJOen iove Geraicune McEwan Kenneth uanharr

4 50 © MOVIE Nat iona l L a m p o o n 1 Chns t mas Vacat ion.Comecy 1989. Chr i s tmas becomes a ca tas t roone 'or the i t i - 'ated

- G n s w o i d family C*evy Chase Be.-e"; D Angeic- PGi3

® Steven Banks H o m e En te r ta inmen t Center T ms g u y i t nows n o w to escape " fa s da' iy pressures

5 0 0 © MOVIE Sea T.g«r V,sr»ry ' 9 5 2 a 'reignter c o m m a n d e r is So spec ted o l murder in New G u r e a Jon* A'cher Mara Coraay © Spor ts La teNight

5 20 © MOVIE Big Bus iness • 966

" w o sets o ' tw.ns separa ted at burn -' eet years a ie ' Bene Me- _ . PG

5 25 © Cl int The Rook ie and Me Charl ie Sneer tr,es to p ro» * ->« s as i6ugr. as Clmt Eas twooo

5 3- O MOVIE Ri»er Of No Re tu rn Ad,erl..-e Romance 1954' T r - e e oeop ie Je r iau» arr «o»*'.iu'uuS 'ah ourne, Rcbeir M.rchur- Marilyn Ubn'oe © J Bay l iner 's Wate r Spor ts Wor ld

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2 30 © Spor ts La teN igh l

3 00 © a M a s t e r p i e c e Thea t re Guss.e r nk Nott ie has ret i ree -o tne cc^n t r y © Co l lege Footbal l R, © MOVIE M a r y P o p p . n i Mufca -antasy 1964 a mag ica l governess c ngs changes to r * o -Dwdy chudrer-Jul* Andrews j3w. Van Dyne

3.15 © M O V I E «ea i Gen ius Corvee, 1985 Whiz k ids fmc their - esea rcn is being

— — used 'or a deadly aser weapon ja Kiimt' Wi-kam Atnenon PG

3 40 © M O V I E Cat on a Hot T in Roof Drama 1958 a woman wan ts a baby but her alcohol ic husband re fuses her advances ('OOm Taylor Pau. Newman

3 45 © MOVIE Loverboy Romant: Comeoy ESP 1589 a p izza-oei ivery ooy s life gets compl ica ted by lonely women Patnck Dempsey kaie jamson P>j'3

3 50 © MOVIE Anna C h n s t i e Drama 1930 a Swed ish prost i tu te t rave ls ac ross sea to l ino me m a r she loves Greta Game Ma'ie Dressier

4 00 O MOVIE The Turn ing Point Mystery D'ama 1952 a r e p o r t e r u n c o v e r s .corrupt ion tnreaten.ng a fr-end s career William Holder Eomona 0 Br*n © Si Mas te rp i ece Thea t re The restor a t o n of peace at Aunt Dahl ia s nome depends on Jeeve

© M O V I E C r o o k e d C i r c l e I Drama 19581 a spor ts editor suspec ts mat a pr izef ighter was m u r d e r e c John S/rvm fay Spam © NWA Main Event Wrestl ing © MOVIE The Evtl Mind 'Horror 1934 a p h o n y psych ic b e g i n s c o r r e c t l y pred ic t ing d isasters Claude Rams >'ay Wray

4 : 5 0 © MOVIE ah the Mar tXes Comedy 1981) T w o female wres t le rs try to m a k e "p fo m e top Reter fa'« ttofc freder-ck

5 00 © MOVIE Cross C h a n n e l Drama t948; » smai i charter boat o w n e r becomes nvo lved wit t i a gang of smugg ie rs Wayne Morris Vvorme f jfneau*

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1952) A txQ-city newspaper leads a campa ign aga ins t an underwor ld czar

George C. Scott plays Nazi criminal

in HBO thriller By Christy Bergslien

George C. Scott, Diane Lane and Eric Roberts star in the HBO thriller

•Descending Angel, premiering Sun-day, Nov. 25. Lane portrays a young woman who discovers her immigrant father (Scott) has a Nazi past.

Sean Connery, Dustin Hoffman and Matthew Brodenck play three genera-tions of a well-to-do Mob family who just can't seem to get out of the racket in Family Business, premiering Satur-day, Dec. 1, on Showtime.

Shelley Long headlines Troop Bever-ly Hills, debuting Sunday. Nov. 25, on Showtime. Long plays a spoiled Bever-ly Hills housewife who heads up a troop of wilderness girls on Rodeo Drive. Craig T. Nelson co-stars.

You don't even have to leave home to be struck by disaster. Just ask the Griswolds, as Chevy Chase returns with National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, Saturday, Dec I. on Cinemax.

Faye Dunawmy spends a night in a hotel, witnesses a murder and becomes the prime suspect in Silhouette, a world premiere movie on USA Network. The drama airs Wednesday Nov. 28.

Rock Hudson: Tall, Dark Sc Hand-some traces the public and pnvate life of the all-American movie hero whose death shocked the world, on Arts & Entertainment Network, Sunday, Nov.

C TV Lnltnf Inc

Humphrey Bogan Ethel Burrynwe Q) Botoby Kennedy : In H i t O w n W o r d s A ra re aud io tape inter v.ew spa rks this d o c u m e n t a r y on RFK

QD MOVIE: A m m a i Behav io r i f ta r ia i j ie Comedy i 9 8 9 i A cemsi fails m iove w>m a female psychiatry professor Ktren Alien A"Tunri Assante

Pop star Martlka atara aa ainger Dahlia M.ndez, wt>oaa involvement with a diabarred proaecutor laada h*r to danger In WlBffuy on CBS, Saturdaya.

TV 1 ,.i,rv In,

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Shelley Long to make return to series television next year

Emmy Award-winning actress Shelley Long will return to series television in a half-hour show to be broadcast on CBS during the 1991-92 season The series, which is in development, will be produced by Imagine Entertainment.

Actor John Goodman, who stars as Dan on Roseanne. has agreed to become the first celebrity Santa Claus in the Christmas parade on New Orleans' Canal Street Dec 9

Olivia Newton-John wil l m a ke her dramatic television debut in A Mom for Christmas, an NBC World Premiere Movie to air in December.

_ The modern-day fairy tale is. the story of a department store mannequin that comes to life after a motherless liule girl wishes she had a mother of her own for Christmas

Bob Hope wil l receive the All Time Man of the Year Award from the Hollywood Women's Press Club at the 50th Golden Apple Awards on Dec 9.

Frank Sinatra is once again going out on tour, this time with Steve Lawrence and Eydie Corme He wil l kick off the yearlong Chivas Regal Diamond Jubilee world tour on his 75th birth-"dav, Dec 12. in the New Jersey Meadowlands.

Shelley Long

The popular CBS series Northern Exposure is going back into production in Bellevue and Roslyn. Wash . for broadcast as a mid-season replacement on the network. The series stars Rob Morrow, Janine Turner and Barrv Corbin

As part of its increased commitment to original programming, the Arts & Entertainment Network (A&E) has ordered 13 episodes of Hollywood Detective, a one-hour mvstery/drama series starring Tony Peck The senes wil l make its world premiere on AAE during prime time in March. 1991

In what 1962 film did Jane Fonda

play a prostitute? By Steven Alan McGaw

Questions: Jane Fonda played a prostitute in

a memorable 1962 film a.) Name the film b | Name Fonda's character c ) Identify the author of the novel on which the film was based d ) Who directed the film?

2 Here's the cast Boris Karloff, Ernest Thesiger, Melvyn Douglas. Raymond Massev and Charles Laught-on. (Yes. the same movie") Sow a > Name the film b.) Name the director c.) Who starred in the 1963 remake-1

3 In the film Bonnie and Clyde. C W Moss fairly idolizes a certain movie star o f the day V^ho0

ican debut in what film1 " 5 Name the Oscar-winning actor

who once worked as a chorus hoi. m the 1951 London production of South Pacific

6 N a n c y S i n a t r a s a n g t h e t h e m e

s o n g f o r w h i c h J a m e s B o n d f i l m 0

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Soaps undergo real-life baby boom

By Candace Havens Dear Can dac*: My favorite soap

stars, Bobbie and Felicia from General Hospital, had babies. What did they have, and what did they name the babies? —A fan in Michigan

Dear Fan: There has been a sudden baby boom, not just among the OH stars, but other soaps as well Jacklyn Zeman, who plays Bobbie Spencer Jones, and her husband. Glenn Gor-den. had a daughter. They named her Cassidy Zee. Jack Wagner and Knstina Malandro (Frisco and Felicia, GH) had a boy they named John Peter Kale Brown (Another World) and his wife. Karen Allen, had a son they named Nicholas Allen Brown. Lane Davies (ex-Mason, Sa/ua Barbara) and his wife. Holly Swan, announced the birth o f their son. Thatcher Lee Knsttan

Alfonso (ex-Hope. Days of Our Lives and Pilar. Falcon Crest) and her husband, Simon Macauley, also have a new addition, Eugene Wil l iam Alfonso Macauley.

Dear Candace: I am 73 years old. and I have been watching Days of Our Lives, Another World and The Young and the Resiless for as many years as they have been on. I always enjoyed the shows, but of late it's just too much

First K im ber I y was to have Shane's baby, and now they make it sound like it is Cal's baby. I think it ts crazy. We don't know if she had the baby, is she OK? I would like to know i f Patsy Pease is going to come back to the show

I also can't stand what they are doing with little Came. She is a good girl and they shouldn't make her bad.

On Another World, Tm ready for all this to stop with Rachel. Why make Mac the bad man? I f he had another child he would have said something He was that kind o f man. Paulina and Ken made all this up for the money. It's all so mixed up. The writers have really gotten of f track with the show —Jean De Luca, Long Island. N.Y.

Dear J ean: The producers of the show were certain Patsy Pease would return, but now it seems no one knows anything for sure. She had her baby in September. The beby is a -boy and his father is musician Robert Norton.

I wmnt to hear from yoe! If 701 have a favorite soap aceaarie yoa would like ta •ouad off about, or a question about the ••ape, " r i t e to Caadacc H i t t t u , Soar Talk, P .O . Bo* 47748, F w r W b r t k TX 76102-0748. C TV L

Howard Hesseman pursuing variety of acting roles • By Polly Vonetes

Q: I am interested in knowing what happened to Howard Hesseman of Head of the Class. What is he doing BOW?Is be married and does be bare any upcoming series or specials? —MJL, Thunder Bay, Ontario

A: It was Howard Hesseman's choice to leave the Head of the Class series. He felt it was time to move on to other roles. He recently starred with Patty Duke in the ABC movie Call Me Anna. I am sure we will be seeing more of him. He is not married but has a longtime (10 years) live-in love, French actress Caroline Ducrocq.

Q: Do you know whatever happened to Gail Davis -ho played Annie Oakley in tbe Annie Oakley series back in tbe 1950*? 1 went to see ber in person wben she came to Charleston. S.C. with Gene Autry. 1 would like to -rite and tell ber ho- much l^rnjoyed watching ber series. It has never been rerun. Is her series on video tape? —Cheryl Durbin, Devils Lake, .YD.

A: Gail Davis in real life was a skilled nder and a crack shot. She did most of her own stunt work on the series She was a leading lady m many of the western films including Yukon Man-hunt. On Top of Old Smoky. Winning of the West and more When she retired from the screen, she became a manager of other celebrities 1 am sorry I do not have her address for you To inquire for a video tape write Yester-year Video. Bo* C. Sandy Hook. CT 06482, or Marshall Discount Video. Box 328. Trenton. M I 48183.

Q: I remember tbe old-time movie actor Charles Farret/ with much nos-tagia. 1 remember be o-ned tbe Racquet Club in Palm Springs. When did be die and bom old was be? —Ruth O'Brien.

- Hfrlq tcr, H'jj A: Charles Farrell died on May 6.

1990. at his home in Palm Springs. Calif. He was 82 years old

Q: Whatever happened to George Burns' son Ronnie? He used to appear

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with George and Grade as a youngster and even as a teenager, but I haven't seen any information on him or even heard George mention him in years. —S-S, Thunder Bay, Ontario.

A: Ronnie Burns, the adopted son of George and Gracie Burns, is now 54 He is a business consultant His adopted sister Sandra, 55. is a school counselor

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