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Cat ends journey Returns after week in 'wilds' By Dian* Gal* staff writer

Amanda, a Siamese cat, surprised her owners in Canton when she made her way back home af ter a week of being lost.

"You hear about stories like this, but you can ' t believe it when it hap-pens," said Amanda ' s owner, There-sa Fliss.

"She's never been away before. And I'm still amazed she made it home."

THE WILD ESCAPADE began when Je r ry Fliss and his son, Jeff , 14, took Amanda to Canton Center Animal Hospital, north of Ford Road on Canton Center Aug 15 Amanda apparently wasn ' t pleased about the distemper shot she got during her visit.

Jerry put the 9-year-old cat in the car and by the t ime he walked around to the dr iver ' s side, Amanda had begun her adventure.

"Just in a f lash she was gone," Fliss said.

Meanwhile, J e r r y , Theresa and Jeff , searched the wooded area near the veter inar ian 's at all hours look-ing for Amanda. All they came up with was two raccoons, a skunk and six cats living near a fast food res-taurant.

"We thought eventually she would be going up the re to visit those cats ," Fliss said.

SHE ADDED that they were espe-cially worried, because Amanda had been declawed and she would be at a disadvantage in squabbles with wild-life. jLTOTf^week a f t e r she ran away, Aug. 22, Amanda meandered up to her owners' house 2Vi miles away in Windsor P a r k subdivision. Amazing-ly enough Amanda had to cross Shel-don and Warren roads

"She m a d e all the right turns," Fliss said. ' T o this day. I can' t be-lieve it."

When she c a m e "she was situng on the front porch, like she a lways does," she said. "She's back to being her same ornery self ."

Fliss' son had some words of ad-vice for the tired, beleaguered cat af ter she re turned: "Next t ime lake the ride."

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A l o n g w i t h t h e b o n e s f r o m t h e v i c t i m of a c o n c e n t r a t i o n c a m p v i c t i m , w e r e p i c t u r e s t a k e n b y G e r m a n s o l d i e r s .

While cataloging a P lymouth Township World War II ve te ran ' s souvenirs, a local auctioneer m a d e an eerie discovery.

Among other war souvenirs, the vet — apparently one of the f i rs t Allied troops to enter Ge rman con-centration camps — had kept a j a r with teeth and other smal l bones of concentration c a m p vict ims

J O E CARLI. who runs J.C. Auc-tioneers of Plymouth Township, said other veterans he's talked to say it wasn't unusual for war vets to keep such souvenirs.

"They said you had to be the re to fully understand that ." Carli said

Carli said an uncle contacted the Holocaust Memorial Center in West Bloomfield about the find and is awaiting a response

The bones were kept in a brown jar similar to a Mason jar . Carl i said Along with other war souve-nirs. it was kept in a hatbox-sized box in the basement of the man ' s home The veteran — his family

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Townships say yes to airport JOA in time By Diana Gala s t a f f w r i t e r

In a las t minute a g r e e m e n t Wednesday," Canton and Plymouth townships hammered out a heavily restrictive Joint Operat ing Agree-ment for Mettetal Airport in Canton.

It was a surprise to most observ-ers that Canton officials, who have long opposed Plymouth Township's and Plymouth's proposed public ownership of the airport , announced they were joining hands.

"If they tore down the Berlin wall, why should we build one he re?" said Plymouth Township Trus tee Abe Munfakh referr ing to the ever grow-ing rif t between the communit ies .

HOWEVER, CANTON imposed strict provisions about how the land would be used. For instance, the agreement requires approval of both township boards before any proper ty purchase involving the a i rpor t .

And at the end of 10 years a f t e r the start-up, Canton will have exclu-sive opUon to te rmina te the JOA, terminate the operation of the air-port and cause the sale of the air-port.

Canton Supervisor Tom Yack pre-dicted during a press conference at Mettetal Wednesday that the JOA would be a great example of how the townships could continue to work on joint programs.

The announcement c a m e just hours before the Plymouth Township board was to vote on accept ing a federal grant to pay for the a i rpor t . That vote was seen as an impor tan t step toward turning the a i rpor t into a public facility.

But the agreement between the

townships specified that Plymouth Township would stop pursuing the grant The grant deadl ine is Aug. 31

To eventually buy the airport, the two communities must apply for an-other grant When they'll do that, and when the s ta te and federal gov-ernments might award the needed grants, was unclear on Wednesday.

AS PART O F T H E TRUCE, Can-ton agreed to drop lawsuits fighting th£ public purchase of the airport .

Plymouth Township Supervisor Gerald Law said he wants the JOA to be symbolic of how Canton and Plymouth townships will agree to work together " r a the r than fight each other and spend public money on lawsuits."

Canton Clerk Loren Bennett was credited with making the last minute agreement come together.

But while officials f r o m both com-munities were talking about cooper-ation, pilots and a i rpor t supporters were skeptical.

The intent was great , but what they did was kill the airport ," said Carol Herrick, Canton resident and pilot.

She questioned whether the grant would be avai lable if and when the JOA requests tha t money. Herrick added that she wouldn' t be surprised if Mettetal owners, the Klochko fam-ily, decided to put the airport up for sale, leaving it open to developers.

Herrick also asked why Plymouth Township wouldn't go ahead and ac-cept the grant and allow the town-ships to work out the agreement lat-er.

When asked how the airport pur-chase would be f inanced if the feder-

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Goss wins walkover; to work on tax relief

It 's official. Northville Township Supervisor

Georgina Goss is now the new 36th District State RepresentaUve

Goss, a Republican, was unop-posed in Tuesday's general election. She won the Aug 6 Republican Pri-mary, outdistancing Deborah Why-man of Canton and Je r ry Vorva of Plymouth There were no Democra ts in the race.

The 36th district includes the city of Plymouth, Plymouth Township, Northville Township and portions of

the city of Northville and Canton Township

Goss takes over for Gerald Law. who resigned f rom the House to be-come Plymouth Township Supervi-sor

Also running unopposed in Tues-day's general election was Maurice Breen. who was elected to the Wayne County commission. The district in-cludes Plymouth. Northville and Livonia.

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Youth will give back prize money to help build Vietnam memorial By Diana Gal* s t a f f w r i t e r

John Sheehy, a junior at Plymouth-Canton High School, drew the winning design for the Canton veter-ans memorial and the young man is thinking about do-nating the 1100 prize money to help pay for its con-struction

'The way it looks ngh t now. I plan on donating it back." Sheehy said

THE FINAL design also incorporates e lements f rom Barry Burton. Canton landscape archi tect and W T Mann ion who will each receive | ! i a w a m s

The basic design is John's," said Tim La Grow of the Canton Veteran's Memorial Association

Sheehy of Canton said the idea for the design and actually entering the contest was a joint ef for t . His mother told him about the contest and one night he sat down with his dad. J o b i Sheehy. at the kitchen table and threw out some ideas

"And we came up with this design," said the younger Sheehy who would like t o have a ca ree r In archi tectural drafting.

When I came home f rom band camp, my fa ther told me I won." Sheehy said. "1 was shocked."

Sheehy's father had been commissioned to go to Viet-nam. the young man said. "His ship was going over to Vietnam and it caught f i re and he c a m e back."

Sheehy also had words of grati tude for his teachers , Pa t Barry and Carl Whymann Barry helped him learn to communicate bet ter with adults

"He set up a foundation on how to talk with an adult and how to present myself well." Sheehy said

THAT CAME in handy when he approached John Spencer. Canton f inance director, of the ve teran ' s me-morial association to ask about the contest specifica-tions

And Whymann accommodated Sheehy with drawing boards to design his winning idea

Sheehy w+4-1 br pr—ented the award at 7 30 p m. Wednesday, Sept 11. in the township adminis t ra t ion building

LaGrow stressed a desperate need for volunteers to help kick-off fund ra isers for the monument, which is expected to coat between $ SO.000 and $60,000

The memoria l is dedicated to those who served in the armed force* during war and peace Ume It will be constructed on the south end of the adminis t ra t ion building

The commit tee is in the process of getUng its non-profit status, however, anyone who is interested in do-nating to the construction fund is invited to send checks U) the Canton Memorial Fund. Canton Administrat ion Building. 11 SO S Canton Center Road. Canton 481M. in care of John Spencer

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Cruising With the start of school this wesk, official* say cruising in downtown Plymouth should lessan, as it has in past years. Assistant city manager Paul Smcock, acting police chief

Robert Scoggins snd Sgt. Ed Ochal sur-veyed the situation st 10-.20 p.m. Friday on Main Street, as the nightly cruise wound down.

Townships agree to JOA Continued from Page 1

al grant was withdrawn altogether. Law said, be would take a wait and see approach.

Canton residents, who fought Plymouth Township and Plymouth owning the airport, were surprised by the press conference

"I'm pleased with the agreement," said Mark Merlanti, a Canton resi-dent who encouraged the board to file a lawsuit against Plymouth Township's proposals to buy Mette-tal.

Merlanti added that many of the people who were opposed to Plym-outh Township buying the airport were against another community having control over Canton land And they were also against a possi-ble airport expansion. The JOA pre-vents both moves.

OTHER ELEMENTS of the JOA include.

• Mettetal will be acquired joint-ly by the townships using 90 percent

federal money and 10 percent state money;

• A board will be established in which Canton will have 50 percent of the board members;

• The airport will be self-effi-cient. There will be no contribution by the townships;

• The townships shall contact the City of Plymouth to determine their interest in continuing to participate in the JOA

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The elections were sparked by the resignation earlier this year of Susan Heintz from the county commission. She took a job with Gov. John Engler and Breen was appointed to the seat. He was supervisor of Plymouth Township.

Goss said a date has yet to be set for her swearing in.

"It'll probably be the first week in September," she said.

"I plan on leaping in with both

feet," she said, adding that she'U seek assignments to committees on education, townships and the eviron-ment.

"I plan on commuting most of the time," Goss said, adding she would also seek to work on tax relief pro-posals.

Goss received 3,194 votes, accord-ing to preliminary results. In Canton she received 747 votes; 1.044 in Plymouth Township; 464 in Plym-outh; 123 in Northville; and 816 in Northville Township.

The Mettetal Airport board did not violate the state Open Meetings Act on May 29. as some airport oppo-nents had alleged.

That's the word from the Wayne County prosecutor's office, in an Aug. 22 letter to the Plymouth Observer.

THE OBSERVER HAD asked the prosecuting attor-ney's office to rule on whether the state act had been violated, after several airport opponents alleged it had

"Our office has concluded that the actions of the members of the Mettetal Airport board did not violate the requirements of the Open Meetings Act," states the letter.

It was signed by assistant prosecuting attorney Frank Bernacki, prosecuting attorney John O'Hair, and chief of special operations Andrea Solak.

The board was not convened, formally or informally, and the board members were not gathered for the pur-pose of deliberating toward or rendering a decision on a public policy," the letter continued.

"Our office is concerned that all meetings of public bodies comply with the Open Meetings Act, and this con-cern has been communicated with the Mettetal Airport Board."

Airport board chairman Tom Kennedy was unavaila-ble for comment Tuesday on the finding.

William McAninch. who is among those leading oppo-sition to the Plymouth Townshipcity of Plymouth effort to own and operate the Canton airport, expressed disap-pointment with the finding.

"I STILL FEEL that the meeting held in the office of the township supervisor with four members of the air-port board, the township supervisor and a Realtor was an improper meeting, the ruling by the Wayne County prosecutor notwithstanding," McAninch said.

The meeting was convened because Plymouth Town-ship Supervisor Gerald Law. who assumed that post May 1, wanted to be brought up to date on the airport, some board members said

Airport board members were invited to help answer questions that could come up. All four attended

By state law. the intent of open meetings law "is to strengthen the right of all Michigan citizens to/know what goes on in government by requiring public bodies to conduct nearly all business at open meetings."

Further, "For special and irregular meetings, public bodies must post a notice indicating the date, time and place at least 18 hours before the meetings," the law states.

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Starting school Kids, adu l t s exc i ted a b o u t classes

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S dawn gave way to j r ! morning Tuesday, rays of

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wood, Lakeland Court and Green briar Lane Dew glistened on manicured lawns, and all was peace-ful in Lakepointe.

INSIDE HOMES in the Plymouth Township subdivision, parents and children prepared for the first day of school. Students dressed in new clothes and shoes soon filled the side-walks, making their way to Farrand Elementary, their just-bought color-ful backpacks in tow

Kindergarteners boarded buses: some excitedly, others with terror and tears on their faces. Misty-eyed moms and proud papas recorded the event on video-cams, running late for work but not caring. After all, Tuesday wasn't just any day

Were kids ready to start school on this 90-degree day in August?

"Yeah, kind of. Sometimes in the summer, there's nothing to do," said Richard Stankov, 10, af ter crossing guard Homer Pope helped him across Schoolcraft.

Pope — a stop sign in one hand, pocket watch in the other - wasn't complaining, either. "If it's better for the school system to start the

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Peggy Coxrod, Karen Gaines and Ruth Schwarz watch their kindergartners board the bus for the first time. The kids were on their way to Tanger School.

27th of August, it's all right with me," said the GM retiree with a West Virginia accent

Matthew Nolan. 8, Nick Potochick, 9, and Brian Brocious, 7, walked to school together

"It feels great ," said Matthew of his first day back.

"It's OK," said Nick. Just OK?

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Walking to school.

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Farrand principal Ann Kuhn helps kindergartners board the bua to Tanger.

"HOMEWORK," HE SAID, with a look that made his meaning clear

"It's OK." echoed Brian. Walking down Robinwood togeth-

er were Laura Grabiil, 10, ber sister Michelle, 8, and Nichole Sobecki. 9

"I 'm new to this school, so I'm sort of excited to meet new people," said Laura

"I'm very nervous and excited," said Nichole. "And I want to meet new friends. I hope I do."

"I'm very nervous because I'm new to this school," said Michelle.

First-graders Meghan Hamlin and Paul Patocki walked to school with some older students and a couple parents. Meghan said she was ready for school; Paul needed just a word to sum up his feelings: "No."

Kate Szubeczak's first day began with crossing guard duty. She was glad to be back.

"I missed school." she said. "It's fine. I don't mind it, as long as it's not too hot. If it's real hot. I'll want to go home."

At Fa i r and, a harried principal tried to make sure all was going smoothly as students and parents ar-rived by the hundreds.

Linda Kelly was videotaping ber son, Stephen, as be walked to school for the first day of first grade He's real excited about it." said Stephen's mom. S-year-old Bryan Kelly at her side "He put his papers and pens in his backpack yesterday. And be made sure to pack his snack."

GOING TO SCHOOL didn't bother Stephen

"I like it," he said It was an eventful day for the

Crandalls. too Christopher Crandall was starting first grade. Sending him off were his brother, Brian, 4; mom. Gabriel la and dad. Paul An additioo to the family was expected that very day

In the driveway at Farrand. kin-dergartners climbed aboard buses for the ride to Tanger

As moms said good-bye to Lauren, Shane and Sharon, cries could be heard coming from the bus. It was Devm McGraw.

"He cried at kindergarten round-up." said his mom, Erin. "He was ex-cited about coming, but he doesn't want to say good-bye I think he'll be fine.

"Some kids are more emotional

and more sentimental than others; I just have emotional kids," she said. "My second-grader is crying too."

In the office, principal Ann Kuhn had some trouble-shooting to do and a string of phone calls to take.

First she was told the bus had left Farrand early, stranding 15 stu-dents

A mom announced she'd found two of her neighbor's children. "They're from Maryland I'm not sure if the kids are registered or not," she told Kuhn.

Next a teacher walked in with a student, saying he'd reported to the wrong class. "What grade are you inr'" the student was asked The little boy couldn't answer

IT WASN'T YET 9:15 a.m.. and beads of sweat were visible or Kuhn's forehead. But the pnncipai was taking it ail in stride.

"We're looking forward to a good year." she said. "We have good spirit and good parents; wonderful par-ents."

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This week's question:

It you could change one thing In Canton, what would it be?

We asked this ques t i on in f ron t of the C a n t o n Post Off ice.

•Probably the way they're planning the growth, It doesn ' t s e e m t o be any planning. It s e e m s to be here and the re and everywhere. '

— Richard Allen recently moved from Canton to Plymouth

HI Less mini malls. I

guess . I like Canton bn the west where It's nice and o p e n '

— Kevin Bur Can ton

It's t oo late. The whole planning. The fast food strips. They m a d e ail these mis takes and then said, "Now what can we do to m a k e it be t t e r ? " *

— Mary Lemon C a n t o n

The traffic on She ldon Road. They're put t ing lights around here. T h a t ' s important. And they n e e d more turn signals. '

— Neal Holland C a n t o n

/•I'd like t o s e e more police patrols in Canton. '

— Margaret Cook Canton

T h e taxes . Lower t hem. I think they ' re taking the people of Canton for suckers and that ' s why I'm thinking abou t moving out. '

— Hugh Cook Can ton

War 'souvenirs' included bones from death camp

Continued from P a g e 1

declines to be identified — died 25 years ago, Carli said.

Carli 's auctioneer business often buys esta te property,

'We had bought the es ta te , we were over there over the week-end," he said, removing boxes and taking them back to his Plymouth Township business.

The box of war souvenirs was among several unopened boxes.

After opening the box, Car l i said be found that several i t ems were wrapped in tissue paper and each wrapped with a ribbon. One of the f irst things he unwrapped was a hand grenade, which gave him a s t a r t

"I didn't quite know how to han-dle a hand grenade," he said. Carli said he asked for the help of his fa-ther, who determined the hand gre-nade was unarmed.

"WE FOUND A DAGGER, a bayonet, a little box full of German medals and photographs of a con-centration camp." be added.

Upon finding the j a r , also

'We found a dagger, a bayonet, a little box full of German medals and photographs of a concentration camp.'

— Joe Carli J.C. Auctioneers

wrapped and sealed in tape. "My dad shook it and thought it was probably full of bullets. ' '

But upon unwrapping it, "He said, 'My God, this looks like it was all full of body parts . '

"It was late at night — It was really eerie."

Rabbi Charles Rosenzveig of the Holocaust Memorial Center in West Bloomfield, said, "We would like to examine it and see if it's au-thentic."

"We don't know who they are f rom — whether they a r e f rom vic-t ims of the Holocaust or war vic-tims," he said.

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Gun pointed at Canton man; no shots are fired

A Canton man was walking his dog Sunday on- Risa Lane in Autumn Ridge Apartments, a t Lotz and Cher-ry Hill, when be said a m a n pointed a gun a t him.

He said he saw a truck pass by and a few minutes la ter two people walked out of the apa r tmen t s and got into the vehicle, police reported. He told police that a man pointed a gun a t him and pretended to shoot.

Police later learned that one of the men who got into the vehicle was visiting his girlfriend and had gottetf in a fight with her.

MOTEL THEFT: More than $600 worth of goods were reported stolen Sunday from Country Hearth Inn on Michigan Avenue.

A clerk walked into a room that had the door a j a r when it was dis-covered that a $400 television and two lamps, valued together at $250.

crime watch were reported missing, police re-ported

The person who rented the room was gone

CAR BREAK-IN: Fif ty-f ive cas-sette tapes, records and albums, along with clothing, were reported stolen Friday f rom a 1989 Pon t i ac Firebird on Porteridgc Lane.

The value of the goods reported stolen was listed in police reports a t more than $1,200.

MAILBOX CAPER: Four mail-boxes on Denton were damaged by someone sticking an item out a win-dow and hitting the boxes about 11 p.m. Sunday.

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• Lower class size provides each s tudent with individual a t tent ion (averaging 2 0 per class - e l ementary and 14 per class - secondary )

• Offer ing a full range of s tud ie s in the fine arts

• Each s t u d e n t has the oppor tun i ty to participate in a variety of extra curricular activities.

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Engler tax cut express has some empty seats By Tim Richard staff writer

One key Republican senator wasn't aboard the Engler train as it launched a drive for a SO-per-cent school proper ty tax cut.

"I t ' s overly complex and confus-ing," said Sen. R. Robert Geake. R-Northville. "The Legislature might more easily reduce assessments to 45 percent or some figure less than 50 percent of t rue marke t value.

Gov. John Engler proposes to pay for his proposed property tax cut by using half the annual growth in s t a t e revenue to reim-burse local school districts for property taxes they would lose if voters in 1992 approve Engler 's plan.

"I 'm not ent i re ly confident there will be enough growth in s ta te rev-enues to compensa te school dis-tricts for lost revenue," said Geake. a f i f th - t e rm senator.

BUT SEN. MAT Dunaskiss of Lake Orion said he was "happy to be a co-chair" of the drive. "He in-vited the en t i re Senate Republican caucus to be co-chairs."

Engler 's prescripUon is "just what the doctor ordered," Dunask-

iss said in his Lansing office. "We keep our commitment for proper-ty tax relief. We guarantee money for education And we put a 3-per-cent cap on fu ture assessment in-creases — solid relief."

Dunaskiss, a former represents tive serving his f irst Senate t e rm, said a rival House Democrat ic plan would raise business taxes to pay for homeowner-only tax relief — "definitely a job loss for Michi-gan "

Sen. George Z. Hart, D-Dear-born, whose district s t retches to Garden City, said through an aide he endorses the Democrat ic plan but " a m not closing my mind on any plan," including Engler 's.

Other a rea senators could not be r e a c h e d for c o m m e n t . Dave Honigman, R-West Bloomfield, is out of the country, Michael Bouc-hard, R-Birmingham, Jack Faxon, D-Farmington Hills, and William Faust , D-Westland, were out of town.

Even before Engler made his own mid-Tuesday announcement at the Michigan State Fair , Demo-catic s ta te chai rman Gary Corbin had issued a s ta tement denouncing the governor 's plan for "giving 36 percent of all tax cut dollars to

bus iness" Corbin supports the Democrats '

homeowners-only plan, to be paid for by raising the single business tax

ENGLER TOLD a State Fa i r audience be dropped his plan for a 20-percent cut in school operating property taxes over three years because "a 20-percent cut isn't enough."

He signed a petition drive to put on the ballot a constitutional amendment cutting school opera-ting taxes 30 percent over five years.

The Republican governor s plan is likely, however, to mean a con-tinuing series of cuts in other parts of s ta te government He would pay the $500 million 1993 cost of school tax cuts by dedicating half the growth in state revenue for proper ty tax relief

But there are problems.

• "Historically," said Engler, t h e s ta te budget has risen by 4.5

to 5 percent each year." Dedicat-ing half to property tax relief would leave state government 2.25 to 2.5 percent growth.

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U M - D o f f e r s c o m p u t e r o v e r v i e w An orientation program for people

interested Id learning more about computer career p rograms a t the University of Michigan-Dearborn is scheduled for 4-8 p.m. Monday. Sept. 16. a t the UM-D Education and Training Center.

The computer careers program in-cludes a variety of courses, including computer training for business func-tions, as well as computer mainte-nance.

The program is sponsored by the UM-D and Inacomp Computer Cen-

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tion sesswn, call the UM-D Educa-tion and Training Center, 271-0911.

The center is at l t S l f Ford Road, between Evergreen and the South-field Freeway, Dearborn.

J a z z l e g e n d s a r e S C p r o g r a m f o c u s Schoolcraft College will of fer "Ex-

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The class meets for 12 weeks 8-10 p m. beginning Thursday, Sept. 19.

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Sept 12. To enroll or for m o r e information,

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p r e p a r e d o n e w e e k in a d v a n c e a n d will i n c l u d e even t* r u n n i n g th rough t h e n e x t s e v e n d a y s To include your e v e n t in the calen-dar, call Nancy Pennington, 459-7700.

THURSDAY SELF H E L P : Families Anony-

mous m e e t s I p.m. Thursdays, S t John Neumann Church, 44*00 War-ren Road, Canton, 453-2811.

MONDAY TOUGH LOVE: A parent support

group m e e t s a t 7 p.m. Mondays,

Fa i th Community Church, 44001 Warren Road, Canton, 981-5967.

KARATE: Classes meet 7:50 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays. Call Canton Pa rks and Recreation a t 897-5110.

TUESDAY MEETING: The Toas tmas te rs

Club will meet s t 6:10 p.m. Tuesdays a t Denny's Restaurant , 3*550 E Ann Arbor Road, in Plymouth, 451-1241 or 455-1110.

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Services of Western Wayne County has volunteers available to speak to church f r o u p s and civic organiza-tions. 522-4244.

HEALTH CARE: Speakers on long-term health care and Medicare a re available. Call Pat ty Jamison a t 455-0510.

TRIPS: For senior citizen or adul t t r ip information, call P lymouth P a r k s and Recreation, 455-4620; or Canton Township Parks and Recre-ation, S97-5444.

SENIOR CLASSES: The Canton Recreat ion Center offers painting, ce ramics and woodcarving. c r a f t s , genealogy and machine quilting classes. 397-5444.

Canton police a r e working with other a r ea depar tments on break-ins where the thieves get into adjoining stores in mal l* by breaking through the roofs.

Store owners in Harvard Square and Golden Ga te malls in Canton re-cently repor ted that type of break-in.

Other communi t ies that have been s t ruck by the acrobatic thieves in-clude South Lyon, Van Buren, West-land, Garden City and YpsUantL

•Detectives f rom area depart-ments got together to share informa-tion and put together a game plan, said Pa t Nemecek, Canton police in-formation officer.

"And we've gone out there to the Chamber of Commerce and door-to-door to make sure that their place is secured," he added.

Anyone with information or t ips should call Canton police, at 397-5344.

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who are fluent in a foreign language a re needed to assist in interpret ing for ill, disabled or elderly people. Call Helen or Colleen at 981-8420.

SPEAKERS AVAILABLE: Speak-ers are available to any group inter-ested in learning about home care a s an alternative to nursing homes or hospitals. For more information, cal l Community Relations Director a t 981-8820

SMOKE DETECTORS: Free de-tectors, with installation, a re offered f rom Colonial Kiwani* of Plymouth. Call Plymouth F i re Depar tment Chief A1 Matthews, 453-1234, or Plymouth Township F i re Depart-ment Chief Larry Groth, 453-3840

VOLUNTEERS: Teen and adult volunteers are needed a t the Arbor Health Building, Plymouth, and McAuley Health Building, Canton. 572-4159.

DISCOUNT TICKETS: Canton Parks and Recreation Services of-fers discounts to a rea amusement parks and attractions. Buy a t Canton Township Administration Building, t reasurer ' s depar tment . 1150 S. Can-ton Center. 397-5110.

WALKING: Group walks a r e a | 10 a.m. Monday-Friday a t S t John Neu-mann Church parking l o t 44800 Warren Road in Canton. Also 6:30 p.m. Thursday. Call 455-9042.

SCHOOL VOLUNTEERS: New Morning School in Plymouth Town-ship is seeking retirees, college stu-dents and parents. 420-3331.

ADULT CARE: Fos ter c a r e is needed for adults with menta l re tar -dation. Call 332-4410 in Oakland County or 455-8880 in Wayne County.

MY" VOLUNTEERS: The Plym-

outh VMCA seeks volunteers. 453-2904

F O O D D I S T R I B U T I O N : Focus HOPE provides food to eligi ble Canton senior citizens a t the Can ton Recreation Center . Call 397-1000 E z t 278.

COMPUTERS: Four Apple l ie s and one IBM a re avai lable for public use, Dunning-Hough Library, 223 S. Main, Plymouth Call 453-0750.

Education F R E E CLASSES: IBM training

and GED training. Plymouth-Canton Community Education Call 451-6555.

PRESCHOOL: • The Discovery Learning Cen-

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It 's a birthday where the par ty is the present

The Schoolcraft College Family Fun Festival, celebrating the 10th anniversary of its founding, is a gift to the communit ies that have sup-ported Schoolcraft for the past three decades, organizers said.

The f r ee event will be held noon to 5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 15. on the com-munity college's main campus . 18600 Haggerty, Livonia.

"We've tried to plan events for all members of the family — young-sters, seniors, adults and students," event organizer Carolyne Brown said. "We want the community to come and see what we're all about."

Youngsters can win prizes by com-peting in numerous games of skill, including a gunny sack race, ring toss, three-legged race, relay races and bowling, kick ball and gum blowing contests, or by picking a plastic duck out of the water.

"EVERYBODY SHOULD be able to win something," said Sherry Springer? who is coordinating youth events.

Highlights for adults and older children will include a tennis clinic and social and a display of classic J agua r automobiles.

Tennis enthusiasts will be able to play or attend clinics on Schoolcraft courts, Brown said. A special pro-g ram, "Say Yes to Tennis, No to Drugs," will be directed at young players. The program runs noon to 1:15 p.m.

Prizes will be offered in the fas t serve contest, noon to 3 p.m. The walk-in tennis tournament will be held noon to 4 p.m.

A Family Fun Run and Walk will begin at noon. Part icipants in the 3.1-mile run or 1-mile walk will receive a commemorat ive T-shirt and a re eligible for prizes.

Tennis and fun run /walk prizes will be provided by Racquets Unlim-ited, Livonia All fun run /walk par-ticipants will receive a $10 gif t cer-

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Registration is |10, or $7 If fi led before Sept. I. Racquets Unlimited will pay the entry ft* of anyone buy-ing new running shoes before the day of the event.

Part icipants can register by call-ing 462-4448.

Up to 15 of the classic British au-tomobiles will be on display a t the People's Choice J agua r Show, ac-cording to show organizer Gary Her-shoren.

•THIS IS a personal interest of mine," the Schoolcraft counselor said.

In addition to owning an ant ique 1960 XK-150, Hershoren is a mem-ber of a s tatewide J a g u a r owners group

That organization. J agua r Affili-ates of Michigan, will also conduct a Sept. 7 show at the Edsel Ford Es-tate, Grosse Pointe.

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"This is the f irst t ime we've shown it in a couple of years ," he said.

A Health Fair , sponsored by the Metro Medical Group, will be con-ducted throughout the festival.

F ree blood pressure readings, dia-betes t e s t ^ o d vision and glaucoma acreeninMVill be offered, as will body fat J n d cholesterol tests.

"We're hoping that seniors will take advantage of this," said Brown,

a coordinator for the college's con-tinuing education services depart-ment

Keeping with the l»S0s spirit, re-freshments at the Schoolcraft cele-bration will be at 1961 prices.

Hot dogs will be 50 cents, said Springer, who is doubling as refresh-ment chairwoman Drinks will be a quarter , while a bag of popcorn will sell for a dime.

"We're basically doing this at cost," the student activit ies special-ist said "As it works out, that will

bring it to the good old days ' pric-es."

Enter ta inment will include magi-cian BUI Heiney, a Schoolcraft grad-uate, who has appeared with m a s t e r magician Har ry Blackstooe J r . Schoolcraft alumni also make ap the Blind Dog Blues Band, one of severa l musical acts scheduled to pe r fo rm throughout the festival.

Other enter tainers will include a glass blower, car icature a r t i s t and the Schoolcraft College SWEAT Band, specializing in popular music and show tunes.

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Ballet auditions

The Plymouth Canton Ballet Company is looking for dancers. Open auditions are scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 7. at Joanne's Dance Extension, 9282

General Drive, Suite 180-190, Plymouth. Audition times are grouped according to age:

9-12 at 1 p.m.; IS and older, 2-3:90 p.m. Female and male dancers a re needed. There Is

a $5 audition fee. Tbe company requests that all dancers bring a resume and photo to the audition.

All female dancers must wear a black leotard and pink tights. Hair should be in a bun or french braid; no ponytails. Males should wear appropriate dance att ire.

Tbe ballet company is scheduled to dance three performances of "The Nutc racker" with the Plymouth Symphony Orchestra, under conductor Russell Reed, Dec. 13-15, in the Plymouth Salem High School Auditorium.

Call the ballet company at 455-4330.

Attention volunteers

The Canton Community Foundation is circulating volunteer registrat ion cards for anyone who is interested in doing volunteer work in Canton.

The program, dubbed Canton Volunteer Gear ing House, is launched by the foundation, which is contacting new homeowners and "letting them know it's avai lable to them in the community," said Bill Joyner, execut ive director.

A story about organizations that need volunteers included tbe wrong number for tbe foundation. The correct number is 454-5427.

Therapy group A womens therapy group for adult children

of alcoholic and dysfunctional families is forming at Growth Works in Plymouth

Some spaces are still available. For more information, call 455-4902.

Fitness classes

Fall fitness classes s t a r t Sept. 9 at the First Presbyterian Church in Plymouth. Aerobics classes a r e Monday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Tuesday,

Friday and Saturday mornings. Step aerobics and wellness classes are also

offered. Registration is done by the month. Co-ed classes and childcare is available.

Eldercise for the Young a t Hear t will be Tuesday and Fr iday mornings for f 1 per class. Call 459-9485 for more information or to register.

Amphitheater to be finished by December

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Construction crews a re making headway behind the Canton admin-istration building.

And by tbe end of November an amphi theater with a capacity to seat 2,000 people is expected to be complete. Visitors however, won't be invited until early summer 1992 to give the grass t ime to grow, ac-cording to Mike Gouin, recreation director.

Tbe amphi theater will become the fu tu re home of Canton con-certs , cul tural activities, d r ama t i c presentat ions and other perform-ing arts .

Ponds, rest-rooms, picnic shel-ters, play equipment, asphalt walk-ways. plantings and new parking a reas a re some of the other new additions behind the administration building.

The grand opening will likely be tied into another community event next year, like the Canton Soccer Tournament or Challenge Festival, Gouxn said.

Anyone with ideas about various uses for the amphitheater should call the Canton recreation depart-ment, 397-5356

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woo numerous a w a r d s a t the Dance Educators Nat ional Convention In La* Vegas and received an Invitation to take p a r t In a cul tural exchange program with J a p a n next August

The winning s tudents are f rom Livonia, Garden City, Westland, Plymouth, and Canton Township.

Jennifer Richard, Encore 's owner and director, ha* been Invited to pre-pare a dance p rog ram to present throuahout J anan .

Besides per forming , ber students will take lesson* in Japanese danc-ing. tour J a p a n and learn about the country'* cul ture while living with local families.

The invitation was due to the out-standing per fo rmance* of both ber junior and senior dance companies, Richard said.

At the national convention, the "Pret ty in Pink," a number danced by Encore 's Junior Dance Company, Katie OConnell, Angela Cuplar, Ala-ns McQueen, Stephanie Mead, Becky Murray, Holly Ontko, Kendra Phil-lips, ' L a v a Pollock, J ada Ronning, Racbele Wahl, Nicole Warnick and Katie Yates, took the highest honor Dance Educators can give a group by winning the Presidential Chal-lenge Cup. Tbey will retain tbe cup for one year . For winning first place

overall, this group redeved 1750 which they will share.

Tim Smola woo the "Mr. D.E.A. La* Vegas" while Katie O'Connell was crowned Miss Small Fry La* Vegas in addition to winning the na-tional title, which carried a $200 price, c rown and banner.

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"Clowning Around," danced by Jennifer Baroni, Darcy Bemis, Holly Bowling. Jackie Oxford, Kar r ie Ontko, Kendra Phillips, J eane t t e R union and Brianne Wilde, woo the secood place overall In the teen divi-sion, losing first place by only one poin t They still woo $500.

- "Shake," a duet danced by Tim Smola and Larry Herr, woo tbe over-all In the open division. "My Sister, My Fr i end , " danced by Ka t i e O Conell and Brianne Wilde, won the overall honors in tbe junior division. Both duets received $350.

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"Black C a t " per formed by the school'* Senior Dance Company of Jennifer Baroni, Gina Crux, Kelly Gudeth, Karri Ontko, Jack ie Oxford, Jeanoe t t e Runion, Christina Rice, Candlce Sberemet, Tim Smola, Ken-d ra Thomas, Kiki Turrentine and Brianne Wilde, woo a gold medal.

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SOLOIST J E N N I F E R Baroni danced to the "Theme f rom Mahoga-ny," winning a gold medal.

Jack ie Oxford, Karri Ontko and Kiki Tlrrentine woo silver medals for their solos while Jeane t te Runion and Gina Cruz won bronze medals. Kelly Gudeh captured a gold medal for fashion modeling while Christine DJordjevic came away with a silver medal in vocal.

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"Chorus Line." per formed by Angela Cuplar, Joshua Honkanen, Stephanie mead, Kendra Phill ips, Alana McQueen, Jada Ronning, Ni-cole Warnick and Katie Yates, received a silver medal.

Junior soloists Angela Cupler, Becky Murray and Nicole Warnick won silver medals while Alana McQueen won a bronze medal .

SEVERAL ENCORE students a lso went to Atlantic a t y to compe te In the Starpower National Convention.

Encore 's Minis (5 and 6 yea r olds) Ashlee Baracy, T r a d e Borowiak, Davie Campbell, Shana Carpente r , Katy Kowalski, Stacl Razor, Sum-m a r Ronning and J a m i e Snider, danced to "Brides"and won f i r s t place.

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Par t ic ipants obtain pledges f r o m fr iends and family for each mile they walk of the five mile course — a $ 1 per mile minimum is suggested.

While walkers are encouraged to bring their dogs, pets must show

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The walker bringing in the most pledges will receive a 25-inch color television.

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•'It's very heart-warming to think about people who a re lying in bed and may not be able to hear or see but who can still feel these warm puppies and kittens ."

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Mettetal New direction applauded

TH E 180-DEGREE tu rn tha t Canton Township took Wednesday on Mettetal Airport has us and other m e m b e r s of the Plymouth-Canton community" scratch-

ing our col lect ive heads. Canton w a s a iming another lawsui t a t the pro-

posed purchase of the a i rpor t by the city of P l y m o u t h and P lymouth Township. The federal suit sought to stop the sea rch fo r a federa l grant tp buy the a i rpor t .

Then within hours a f t e r ta lking about a suit. T o m Yack, Canton supervisor , and other town-ship of f ic ia ls announced tha t they would join with the pro-a i rpor t group and with the Joint » Opera t ing Agreement tha t would run a public a i rpor t .

But whi le we applaud Canton 's move, we're le f t wonder ing about the mot ives behind it. And we, along with others, a r e looking for a bet ter explana t ion f rom Yack as to why he and others

in Canton changed their minds YACK CITED "a long history of c o o p e r a t i o n "

between Canton and P lymouth Township a s one reason. That ' s normal ly the kind of reason h e a r d at press conferences.

We've heard a couple of d i f fe ren t s c e n a r i o s about the change in tune One is cynical , the other is the high road.

But f irst the cynical . Although Canton o f f i c i a l s say they will join in the a i rpor t ball g a m e , they've put down a tough list of demands . One school of thought s a y s that Canton is t ry ing to kill the purchase with the demands and is jus t trying to play nice guy.

Then there 's the high road. That ' s the school of thought that says get into the ball g a m e so your demands can be l istened to. At least you ' re a t the same table and somebody m a y listen.

We hope that ' s the route Canton is taking. Only t ime will tell.

The market Better site needed in Canton

TH E KIDS a r e back in school and Labor Day is upon us.

But while we feel the s t i r r ings of au-tumn, we still have a c h a n c e to sample

s u m m e r ' s bounty. And possibly the best way is a t the F a r m e r s ' Marke t a t the K m a r t parking lot on Ford and Sheldon.

T h e m a r k e t o f fe r s m o r e than produce to Can-ton. I t ' s a way for the communi ty to hold on to its ag r i cu l tu ra l heri tage.

Tha t her i tage may be going the w a y of the hay rake, because of Canton Township 's shabby t rea t -m e n t of the marke t . A parking lot a t a s tore just doesn ' t m a k e it as a site.

T h e f a r m e r s who use the si te have complained t h a t people selling ca r s have overwhelmed the location.

That has put the m a r k e t on the endange red species list.

Canton Township needs a si te for the F a r m e r s ' Market that is s imi l a r to The Gather ing in P l y m -outh, where another f a r m e r s ' m a r k e t is loca ted on Saturdays.

To us, the a r ea behind the Canton Townsh ip Hall would m a k e a good location for such a m a r -ket. We think i t 's t i m e for Canton to get on the ball and do someth ing a b o u f i t .

Anyway, while t h e r e ' s still a chance, the Can-ton F a r m e r s ' M a r k e t is open f rom noon to 7 p .m. Wednesdays and f r o m 8 a .m. to 3 p.m. Sa tu rdays . The last day is Sa tu rday , Oct. 26.

We hope Canton res iden ts m a k e it to the m a r -ket before it b e c o m e s a memory .

New stadium Don't plan on private funding

T H E AMERICAN t radi t ion embodied in base-ball has challenged us all in our de l ibera t ion over the f u t u r e of the present Tiger S tad ium and fi-nancing of an a l te rna t ive s t ad ium.

In these days of tenuous economics , sent iment is a - fau l ty gauge by which to m e a s u r e the fu ture . This newspaper s ta f f , l ike m a n y f ans who h a v e en joyed the special a t m o s p h e r e of Tiger Stadium o v e r the decades, has s t ruggled wi th the issue

BUT SOUND thinking d ic t a t e s severa l obvious conclusions.

• A proposed 5-percent t ax on hotels is unjust to an industry that is s t ruggl ing to survive. At p re sen t m a n y hotels a ren ' t r en t ing enough rooms and f a c e bankruptcy. We need hotel rooms to at-t r a c t convention revenue. An ex t r a tax does nothing to fulfi l l the need.

• The Tiger organizat ion 's favored Briggs s i t e would be too expensive to a cqu i r e and would

; jus t des t roy another neighborhood in a city with too few viable neighborhoods.

• Maintaining the Detroi t T i g e r s within the c i ty l imi ts has a value, but the va lue does have a ceil ing. We believe the ceiling is lower than our e m o t i o n s would otherwise allow us to admi t

• Final ly , public f inancing is out of the ques-tion. F e w industries real ly benef i t f r o m the T i g e r s presence. We have passed the golden dec-a d e s when governmenta l bodies could a f ford to t h row f isca l responsibility to the wind to subsi-

dize a sports f r anch i se to the de t r iment of the taxpayers .

IN TRUTH, the Si lverdome did nothing to re-vive Pontiac, and a new Tiger Stadium within Detroit city l imi ts would do little to help tha t municipali ty.

Pizza m a g n a t e and Tiger o w n e r T o m Monaghan is living the American d ream. He has prospered a f t e r building one of the l a rges t pizza f ranchises in Amer ica . He has millions of do l l a r s at his disposal to obta in credit to build a new s tad ium if he pleases .

It can be done The new Robbie S tad ium in Miami was built wi th pr iva te money. So caj i the new Tiger S tad ium.

He also has the right to build the s t a d i u m where he bel ieves he can gain the most prof i t . Detroi t very well m a y not be that place. Only m a r k e t r e sea rch c a n de te rmine whether it would be best for the s t a d i u m to be in Detroit , w e s t e r n Wayne County, Washtenaw County or in T a m p a , Fla.

We all will miss the f amous old ball y a r d It has provided us with decades of g rea t e n t e r t a i n -ment .

But the possibility of new life is being b r e a t h e d into the old s t ad ium. A local bus ines sman is negotiat ing to br ing a football t e a m to p lay for the Canadian Footba l l League into Tiger Stadi-um.

May sound c razy But just imagine, an a l t e r -nat ive to tbe Det ro i t Lions and their losing w a y s real ly does exis t

America lives out promise of our 'old parchments'

200th AMNrVt rtSARY

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a MERICA WAS the f i r s t nat ion in history founded on the basis of r ights we be lieved we shared with human beings everywhere

F o r more than 200 years , A m e r i c a n s have been cons tant ly learning about individual rights and the chal lenges of susta ining t h e m We have l e a r n t not just by s tudying the "old parch anents ," but by living out the i r p romise While friany nat ions a r e based upon a c o m m o n religion ot e thnic her i tage, o r upon n a t u r a l geographic

Amer icans have made r igh t s the foun-of our national identity.

our fa i lu res as a na t ion h a v e been mea-, the r ights to which we a sp i r e Through-his tory . w e have not a l w a y s been suc-

cessful in ba lanc ing the interests of the minor i ty with the wishes of the ma jo r i ty For e x a m p l e , the promise of the new land was not ex tended to Na-tive Amer icans who were here f i rs t or to Afri-can-Amer icans brought here against the i r will

T ime and again , however, the wrong has been righted, as Mar t i n Luther King J r exhor ted it to do. the nation has r isen up "to live out the t rue meaning of its c r e e d " ^ " " "

Together with the subsequent a m e n d m e n t s and those rights con ta ined in the original Const i tu-tion. the Bill of Rights a r t i cu la tes the f u n d a m e n tal ideas of l iber ty, just ice and equal i ty

This is another in a continuing series of articles marking the anniversary of the Bill of Rights

Bridge over troubled waters A d r a i n a g e d i t c h t u r n e d in to • r a g i n g r iver on f lood ing . A r e a s a f f e c t ^ i n c J u d e n e w e r s u b d b o t h s i d e s of E igh t Mile d u r i n g r e c e n t ra ins , v i s i o n s in Livonia, a n d F a r m . n g t o n Hills a l o n e leaving h o m e a n d a p a r t m e n t o w n e r * wr ing ing h a s s p e n t $6 million on f l o o d i n g a b a t e m e their h a n d s o v e r c o n t i n u i n g p r o b l e m s with m e a s u r e s .

Lessons are learned in light of economy

WHILE MICHIGAN'S old guard, politicians and business tycoons alike, has been patching up an eco-nomic system that is in need of ma-jor surgery, some entrepreneurial spirits have been taking action.

A recent report on the growth of Michigan's publicly held companies reveals that the non-auto-dependent manufacturing sector is prospering. Unfortunately most of the power brokers in this state have been reluc-tant to admit we need a major sup-plement to the auto industry in order to regain our economic stamina.

For decades, the auto industry has been good for us. But times are changing, and other opportunities exist.

The report, authored by tbe Duro-cher and Co. public relations firm and BDO Seidman, uncovers some hopeful stories in an otherwise bleak economic scenario.

SOME NAMES are familiar. One of the biggest success stories contin-ues to be lnacomp Computer Centers of Troy, which ranked 10th among the 10 fastest-growing companies. Based on five-year compound annual rates of revenue growth through 1990, lnacomp checked in at 29.27 percent.

But other success stories abound under banners that are far less re-cognizable to the general public.

The big headline goes to Wixom-based Secom General, which experi-enced a whopping five-year com-pound annual rate of revenue growth

'In the past, aside from a few well-established science-based, high-tech companies, most seemed to be little more than gallons of potential swimming in quarts of red ink, but at least now their revenue rates demonstrate that there may be markets for their inventions.'

— Donald Durocher president

Durocher & Co

of 110.02 percent. The precision tool manufacturer recorded $87,000 in 1986 and managed to build that kitty up to J9.3 million in 1990.

Nearly 70 percent of its business is non-auto related.

Rising stars include OIS Optical Imaging Systems of Troy, which made the top 10 with a 39.35-percent growth rate. Other local firms in-clude MLX of Troy at 36.17 percent and Buffalo Don's Artesian Wells of Plymouth at 32.71 percent.

Four of this year's 10 fastest-growing companies in revenue also ranked among the 10 fastest-grow-ing in net income rates through 1990 These include: Randers Group of

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Muskegon Heights, 49 65 percent. In-ternational Controls of Kalamazoo. 36 59 percent MEDSTAT Systems of Ann Arbor, at 20 35 percent; and lna-comp, 47 88 percent

"THE LONG-AWAITED maturing of the state's young scientific and medical high-tech publicly traded companies seems to be arriving," ac-cording to Donald Durocher, Michi-gan Growth 100 study co-author and president of Durocher & Co.

"In the past, aside from a few well-established science-based, high-tech companies, most seemed to be little more than gallons of potential swimming in quarts of red ink, but at least now their revenue rates demonstrate that there may be mar-kets for their inventions," he says.

Lessons are to be learned from these hopeful glimmers of light in an otherwise-bleak economic scene New industry means new jobs a n d ' more revenue to pay for badly need-ed services

The challenge for every Michigan resident is to work on our leaders to help them see the light

from our readers Painting was not censored To the editor:

Plymouth's 11th annual "Art in the Park" is over, but literary, philo-sophical. historical, critical and emotional reactions linger on. Over a month has passed since Dianne Quinn's very successful art show ended, but computers are still hum-ming as editors, staff writers and citizens continue to react to the alle-gations of censorship by Livonia art-ist Judy Gibbs Her painting entitled "Mourning Moslems" has provoked discussions on everything from tbe pros and cons of the war in tbe Gulf to asking Plymouth residents to " . . look at the world with both eyes open." and stating that " . . . even here, in the liberal mecca of Plym-outh. censorship lives in a dark cobwebbed corner, waiting for a new victim."

In short, a brief dialogue between show officials and the artist has been dissected, interpreted and spit out from many different perspectives Simply put. as one of the employees charged with running the show, my job dictated that I tell Ms Gibbs what was being said The conversa-tion included informing her that comments had been made that her painting was emotional and that it caused (oiks to feel sad and de-pressed I further suggested that she might sell more (her other work was floral and scenic In nature) and in-crease the traffic within her booth if

she moved the painting to an inside location.

After all, as an exhibitor at "Art in the Park." she had paid for her booth. It can certainly be assumed that she wished to achieve a return on her investment. There is no doubt on the 13th and 14th of July 1991. the primary agenda was to earn money and gain public recognition.

IT IS disturbing that "passing comments from a few people" can provoke written responses that level complaints against an entire com-munity. Why is it that each new pa-per article written presents a specif-ic viewpoint and then instructs read-ers to re-evaluate their thinking7

Doesn't America provide an arena for each of us to hold pro and con positions? Isn't it OK for someone to say they don't like something'' Was the artist removed as an exhibitor? No! Was the artist ordered to move her painting7 No! Did censorship oc-cur7 No! Was the artist 's painting loved by all? Probably not most things aren't.

Why didn't she maintain the cour-age of ber convictions, exercise ber rights as an American and leave the painting on the front wall of her booth?

Because of Ms Quinn's "Art in the Park." over 287 talented individuals from across the United States and Canada displayed their works and sold their creations. It is estimated that over 70,000 individuals attened ed this twb-day yearly event Plym-outh merchants, Uipayer* and resi-dents alike derived social, economic and cultural benefits

The 20th Century brings new and exciting challenges Like our ances-tors before us, we are all doing the best that we can. It isn't difficult to understand the unrest in tbe world when one looks at the amount of con-troversy generated over this one conversation between two human beings We cordially invite all 1991 exhibitors to return in 1992 Plym-outh is a great community and "Art in the Park" is a great art show which has enhanced freedom of ex-pression for the past 11 years I am proud to be a part of this dynamic organization

James Miller, Ply mow th

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points of view

Sports hurting but not teachers

All bureaucrats are here to serve

BACK TO SCHOOL this year in well-to-do Rochester and Rochester Hills, has middle and high school stu-dents paying a fee to play sports and participate in some extracurricular activities

They are the only students in Oak-land County who must pay to play Last year, students at John Glenn High School in the Wayne-Westland district in Wayne County also paid to play. Voters eventually passed a mil-lage there — and it's back to sports as usual

Yes. Roches te r Communi ty Schools and o the r s o - c a l l e d "wealthy" Oakland County districts are hurting

Yes. the state has robbed those rich school districts to help the poor — for lack of a more equitable tax plan. |

Yes, houses with for sale signs are

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standing longer and longer despite it being a buyer's market.

Yes. area business from tbe larg-est corporations to tbe store on tbe corner have had to cut costs.

BUT. NO MATTER. Rochester district teachers will be guaranteed 6 percent more money for each of the next three years if a current ten-tative agreement is ratified

Rochester and West Bloomfield

both settled Friday Their school boards could represent their consti-tuencies and insist thai teachers be paid what the economy can bear And then the strike drums would roll.

But no way. West Bloomfield won't announce its settlement until the tentaUve agreement has been signed That district has money, af-ter going to tbe voters twice to nar-rowly win combined renewal and re-placement money

In Rochester, the situation is more awkward. The board boxed itself in, by scheduling two school bond votes for construction and renovation of buildings Sept 23 Chance of passage certainly would be diminished if teachers are marching up and down in front of school buildings and chil-dren are on extended summer vaca-tion

THESE DAYS TEACHERS are more than fairly paid for the nine months of the- year they work For example, two years ago. in 1989-90, the at 'erafle teacher in Rochester earned 137,000. That will translate to more than $41,000 for the coming year if the tentative agreement goes through Meanwhile, nationwide, scores even on the Scholastic Apti-tude Test decline

Henry Adams said: A teacher af-fects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops "

Bernard Shaw said: "He who can, does He who cannot, teaches."

And. in Rochester schools, we're about to pay both types of teachers at least 6 percent more for each of the next three years in an uncertain, if not failing economy

Wichita war won't halt free choice 'WILL YOU STOP being so con-

troversial7" A co-worker hurled the challenge

at me as she joined me for a ciga-rette in the three-sided smokers' lounge outside the building. It was more a tease than a challenge.

"What do you mean7" I asked "That abortion stuff." she said

"You keep getting people stirred UP" . ,

"I haven't written about that in a while." I said. "You mean the letters to tbe editor?"

"Yes They just keep coming." Yeah, 1 guess they do Never mind

that the Soviet Union is going through the biggest upheaval since the Bolshevik Revolution. It's the War in Wichita that has people talk-ing

"I don't know," my friend said. "I personally don't believe in abortion

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1 could never have one myself But I don't think the government has the right to tell a woman whether she can have one or not."

"Or anybody else " That was an-other co-worker — a woman a bit older than colleague No. 1 — who had joined us

Right. Or anybody else. Can you believe those people down in Wichi-ta?"

"You better believe em," I said "They're serious."

"I know, but I just don't see how people can tell other people how to run their own lives."

"SO," 1 SAID, "are you pro-life or pro-choice?"

She looked puzzled. "Well, I don't know I've never re-

ally thought about i t I'm against abortion, but I believe women should be allowed to make their own deci-sions about i t "

"So, are you pro-choice or pro-" life?"

"Well . ." She thought for a min-ute. "I guess I'm sort of in between "

"You're pro-choice." It was co-worker No 2

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•Huh?" "That's right." 1 said. "If you think

a woman has the right to make her own choice — whether it's to have an abortion or not to have one you're pro-choice That's what it's all about Pro-choice does not mean pro-abortion It's perfectly possible to be against abortion and for choice at the same time "

Co-worker No 2 nodded in agree-ment

No 1 thought about it a bit longer, then announced (to herself as much as anyone else), "Hey, you're right I'm pro-choice I'm PRO-CHOICE'

HER DILEMMA, which she summed up herself, was that she had "never really thought about it." That results in the kind of statements that

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talk radio host "but I think women should be allowed to make their own decisions about abortion '

Then you're pro-choice." the fem-inist yells at the caller. "You don't even understand what pro-choice means "

And that's a problem many people seem to have If the pro-life move-ment wants to keep women from having abortions, then the pro-choice movement must want to force them to have abortions Ridiculous as it sounds, some people actually seem to believe that

That's why I'm glad my co-worker thought about it and realized that choice means just what it savs the freedom lo choose

And maybe that's why the War in Wichita should generate as much in-terest as the Soviet upheaval Given a taste of freedom, the Soviets weren't about to give it back They faced up to tanks to keep it.

While in Wichita, in the heartland of America, the demonstrators were doing their best to take some of it away

If this is being controversial, tough

HAVE YOU EVER wanted to rebel against the system7

When I was a public school* ad-ministrator. one of the things I en-joyed most about my jobs was the ability they gave me to subvert the entrenched bureaucracy from the top when such intervention benefited children.

While my recent multicultural ini-tiatives as assistant principal in Ro-chester were undoutedly my mope famous such 'subversions," another far less publicized case in point comes to mind As executive direc-tor of secondary education in Plym-outh Canton schools a decade ago, I overruled the judgment of a princi-pal. a school psychologist, a coun-selor and a teacher who wanted to retain a ninth grade girl — the prod-uct of a broken home — at that grade level for a second time

Against their vigorous opposition. I stipulated that if she enrolled and demonstrated appropriate scholar-ship in summer high school .courses in algebra and French, she would en-ter the 10th grade in the fall She got an A and a B, graduated with honors three years later land entered the University of Michigan Now she works for a congressman in Wash-ington. DC., instead of waitressmg — the option she had been consider-ing if she had dropped out in the ninth grade

AS A MERE teacher, I had experi-enced notably less success in buck-ing the educational establishment, but it was not for any lack of trying I recall one particularly narrow edict of Detroit's central administra-tion in 1962 which proclaimed that new teachers starting their careers in mostly white schools on the city's periphery must be transferred to in-ner-city schools after three years

While this rule was noble and un-derstandable because it forced all young teachers to undertake an ex-perience in a tough school, it made no alternative provision for a rookie teacher who had been initially as-signed to an inner city school and wished to stay there - where I was and which I wished I was coaching track at Southeastern High, and I had a quarter-miler returning the next season who had been the fastest sophomore in the country.

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moved back to another high school in the inner city

The Detroit school system became somewhat less bureacratic when I became an administrator Despite a rule that said administrators were t allowed to coach, they let me lead my Pershing High team to one last unbeaten season even though 1 had been promoted and was an adminis-trator in a junor high school during that season I understand that now Detroit makes no exceptions

RECENTLY Wmfield Henry the Detroit Central High School athletic director who had been an outstand-ing basketball coach (and player), was denied permission to continue coaching because of his administra-tive position

Another similar case has unfolded in Cassopolis in southwestern Mich, gan That school distnet put its high school football coach, Scott Bojan-ich. in the unenviable spot of having to choose between remaining a prin-cipal in the district and returning to coach his Lakeland Conference co-champion team this fall. Due to his career plans and the weli-being of his family, he understandably decid-ed to stay in the pnncipalship "

Now his team will need him but he won't be there This is most regretta-ble. because if an exceptional indi-vidual case had judicious ment , the exception should invariably prove the rule in any institution run by log-ical, level-headed leaders

Exceptions like the girl I pro-moted — and like Henry and Bojan-lch — must forever be fairly made if tbe source of energy that drives edu-cational systems is to be channeled as a matter of course to fulfill stu-dents' needs Those needs must un-failingly come first and the often ar-bitrary rules of the bureaucratic hi-erarchies and contract-conscious teacher unions must come last

It is necessary that we constantly remind all educational bureaucrats, and the bigwigs within any other public insituuon as well that they are here to serve us — not vice-ver-sa

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Area businesses honored for child care programs

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A Southfield office building and Plymouth industrial park were among facilities to be honored as trend-setters in providing child-care benefits to employees.

Prudential Town Center. South-field, and the DeMattia Metro West Industrial Park, in Plymouth, both of which this year added child care benefits, were honored as "New Kids on the Block" by the state House Re-publican Task Force on Child Care.

Gantos, Inc., a Grand Rapids-based women's clothing retailer with outlets in the metro area, also was among tbe first-time honorees.

More than 200 Michigan compa-nies have been recognized for child care programs since 1989, said Rep. Lyn Bankes, R-Livonia, committee chairwoman

A task force survey found 23 per-

cent of Michigan companies polled said the chief benefit of child care centers is in retaining skilled em-ployees. Another 23 percent credit child care centers with improving company morale, loyalty and pro-ductivity. An additional 14 percent said improved employer/employee relations were the chief benefit.

Tbe GOP honor is designed to highlight voluntary programs, begun at the employer's discretion.

Other area award winners includ-ed Eastern Michigan University, Yp-silanti; Michigan Consoldiated Gas Co., Detroit and Parke-Davis, Ann Arbor, honored as "Best on the Block" for unique child care pro-grams.

Botsford Hospital, Farmington Hills, Blue Cross and Blue Shield,

Detroit and Catherine McAuley Health Systems, Ann Arbor were among the companies honored as child care pioneers.

St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. Ponti-ac, was honored among employers who provide financial aid to employ-ees or subsidies for child care cen-ters.

Family Works, Troy and the Uni-versity of Michigan Family Care Re-source Program, Ann Arbor, were honored as child care innovators.

Program judges included Jack Kirksey, community education pro-gram director for the Livonia Schools.

Tbe awards program was spon-sored by the Olin Corp.. a national chemical company with a plant in Livonia.

Haggerty, 1-696 get federal aid Twenty-seven state highway proj-

ects are eligible for $36.7 million in federal aid after being approved by a seven-county regional planning agency.

The executive committee of the Southeast Michigan Council of Gov-ernments also identified two corri-dors of the 1-94 freeway in Wayne and Macomb counties as deficient.

State and local governments will provide another $6 million in match-ing money, making the projects worth $42.7 million in two fiscal years.

APPROVED projects and sources of money are:

• 1-96 at Milford Road — inter-change reconstruction; $7.4 million federal. $824,000 state.

• 1-94 at Merriman and Middle-belt interchanges, Romulus, near Metropolitan Airport, right of way puchase; $10.4 million federal, $1.2 million state. Also preliminary engi-neering for landscaping of recon-structed interchange, $63,000 feder-al, $7,000 state.

• 1-696 in Farmington Hills — a half-mile earth berm on the south wide, west of Inkster Road; $536,000 federal, $62,000 state. ~

• Haggerty — two miles from I-96 to north of 12 Mije, preliminary engineering, and new signs; $67,000

Run, walk, bike event is set Runners, walkers and bicycle rid-

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raises funds to expand treatment of abused kids.

Sponsors include the Observer it Eccentric Newspapers and Mariner Financial Services of Livonia, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Michigan, Manufacturers Bank and others.

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MADD outing raises $8,000 About $8,000 was raised in the

MADD for Golf outing on Monday. Aug. 26 at Idyl Wyld Golf Course. Livonia.

The second-year event drew 82 golfers, according to the Wayne County chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving.

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bin Business Copiers. Company pres-ident John Faleris presented MADD with a $2,500 check in memory of former Livonia resident Jim Ridl, who helped found the outing.

Wayne County Executive Edward McNamara and Livonia Mayor Rob-ert Bennett were event co-chairmen.

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'91 grid season heads toward kickoff Spartans organize huge line

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By C J . Risak staff writer

There's a lot for Toby Heaton and Jeff Graham to live up to. But all that's needed is one glance and you know they have more than enough to fiU tbe bill.

'We're talking buik here. Big guys. Monsters.

Or in common, everyday parlance, offensive linemen.

Heaton, a redshirt junior from Plymouth (Redford Catholic Central HS), will start at guard for Michigan State this fall. Graham, also a redshirt junior, hails from Westland (John Glenn HS); he's challenging for the starting position at center. '•

And, even though it always seems their "buddies" from Ann Arbor get most of tbe sizable press — guys like Greg Skrepenak, Michigan's 6-foot-8, 320-pound behemoth of a tackle — there's no overlooking MSU's offen-sive line.

That would be Impossible.

PUT IT this way. Heaton is 6-6, 290; Graham stands 6-5, 283. If both s t a i W , they would be the midgets on MSUs tackle-to-tackle line.

So eat your guts out, U-M — MSU could average more than 300 pounds per player on its line. You Wolve-rines have some catchin' up to do.

As Graham said with his seeming-ly ever-present grin: "I'd be the lightest one on the line."

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Salem outlook is encouraging By Dan O'Meara staff writer

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Leon His te r , w h o r u a h a d for 987 y a r d , a n d s c o r e d 18 t o u c h d o w n , a s a jun io r , g i v e s t h e

R o c k s a l e g i t i m a t e b r e a k a w a y t h r e a t .

The numbers alone would appear to be working in favor of the Plym-outh Salem football team.

With 61 varsity players - the most Salem has ever had — 27 lettermen, 11 returning starters and one of the best running backs in the state, the Rocks are hopeful those numbers will equal a successful sea-son.

Salem was 6-3 last year and in contention for a playoff berth enter-ing the final week of the season

Boasting the kind of experience reflected in the above numbers, the Rocks would like to think 1991 is the year they not merely contend for the Lakes Division crown but break the hold Westland John Glenn has held on the title.

"I think we have to be rated with Glenn and North (Farmington), but we don't have to be rated any better than them," Salem coach Tom Moshimer said.

"IT'S HARD to say after two weeks of practice, but this team has a legitimate chance to do real good Our goal is to win the Lakes and have a chance to play for the cham-pionship."

Heading the list of veteran players is senior halfback Leon Hister (5-9. 182), who rushed for 987 yards, scored 18 touchdowns and made the All-Observer first team.

Salem has traditionally employed the wishbone attack but again will run from the I-formation with Hister at tailback. Moshimer calls it wish-

football bone football out of the I.

"Leon is one of the finest backs I've ever had. probably tbe best pure running back.'' he said, adding Hister is a bonafide all-state candidate.

Other returning starters on of-fense are tackle Scott Johnson (5-10, 195). tight end John Flynn (6-2, 180), wingback Matt Kioawinski (5-9, 160) and the fullback combination of Rob Shepley (5-11. 190) and Dan Burke (6-0. 195). All are seniors except Shep-ley, a sophomore.

In addition, seniors Pat Vesnaugh and Pete Zantop started on defense at tackle and strong safety, res pec tively. but move to offense this year Vesnaugh (5-10, 200) will play guard and Zantop (5-11. 170) assumes the quarterback dufies,

ZANTOP IS suited for the role of option quarterback, but the Rocks also will be a better passing team, according to Moshimer

"He's confident in himself and that's the first step." Moshimer said. "He executes the offense well and is going to get better as the season goes along "

In addition to Shepley (38-152) and Burke (38-162), senior Rich Araquil (5-10. 235) also can play fullback, and senior Jeff Thursby (5-9, 160) will get playing time at halfback

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Chargers defeat Salem in clash of state powers By Neal Zipser staff writer

Rankings are often ignored early in the season, but release of the first statewide girls basketball poll this week gave added meaning Tuesday to the Flint Powers-Plymouth Salem contest.

The matchup between the No. 2 team (Powers) and No. 13 (Salem) created a level of interest in a sea-son opener that is usually reserved for tournament games in November

The visiting Chargers, considered tbe preseason favorite in Class B, de-feated the host Rocks 49-36 behind 27 points and 15 rebounds from sen-ior Lisa Negri, touted as one of the top players in the state.

The 6-foot-2 Negri led a furious second-quarter rally, which saw Powers outscore tbe Rocks 14-2. The Chargers. 23-2 last year, made 21 of 32 free throws, and Negri was the leader, converting 13 of 16 attempts

The Rocks, coming off a 22-4 sea-son highlighted by a trip to the Cass A semifinals, took an 8-4 lead after two layups and a jumper by senior Darcie Miller, one of three returning starters Junior Cyndi Platter s two

• baskets helped keep the Rocks on top, 10-8

PLATTER SCORED a team-high 10 points and collected six steals, and Miller, who was in foul trouble

most of the game, added eight points.

"In the beginning, we looked awful but we weren't really playing bad," Powers coach Kathy McGee said. "You have to attribute some of that to Salem's defense."

The Chargers used their height and speed for a 12-0 run to begin the second quarter. After making five free throws — four by Negri — sen-ior Noelle Beaudry hit a layup to make it 17-10. After a three-point play by Negri, Melanie Shooskey stole a Salem pass, drove the length of the court and made the score 20-10

"Our strategy, when we play a tal-ent like Negri, is to play her as hard as we can for as long as we can," Salem coach Fred Thomann said. "I thought Emily Giuliani did a good job on her, and Darcie won't be play-ing against her every game."

Tbe Rocks epded their drought with 49 seconds left in the half on a jumper by Giuliani. Salem commit-ted nine turnovers in the quarter, and Miller spent most of the quarter on the bench

"We had a little lull in the second quarter and couldn't score," Tho-mann said. "Darcie was in foul trou-ble and her not being in the game hurt us offensively. But we turned the ball over a few times, and we had a couple shots but couldn't make them."

"WE CAME out in tbe second quarter and put more pressure on the ball, but we didn't change much else," McGee said.

Salem made a comeback attempt midway in the third quarter After Powers opened up a 26-16 lead, a Platter jumper and two Giuliani free throws cut the margin to six. But the Chargers held off Salem and took a 30-23 lead into the final quarter

Powers took control of the game with an 8-2 run and hit nine free throws down the stretch to put tbe game out of reach, but Thomann was pleased with the play of his team in its first game.

"It was a great way to start the season," he said "We played a great team, had a great crowd and played a great game. I told the team that we're not going to hang our heads; we're just going to come out and practice hard tomorrow."

Although fans of both teams were talking about the rankings coaches and players viewed the subject dif-ferently

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Yack, McNamara to lead Canton By Ray Settocfc staff writer

After 15 leasons as coach of tbe Plymouth Canton boys cross country team, Jim Hayes isn't concerned about rebuilding seasons

With Just one senior on this year's squad, be knows things may be slow to develop

"It will be nice to see the young guys progress during the season," Hayes said. "That is really some thing fun to watch."*

The Chiefs finished third in the Western Lakes Activities Aaaocia tjoe with a 6-1 record and were 21st in the state meet a year ago

But graduation will force the Chiefs to do without Mike Ream Jason Crain, Jason Napolttano and JUnCarnae

boys cross country

Leading the 1991 team will be All-Western Division runner Dave Yack He and fellow junior Shawn McNamara will be the co-captains

"I'LL BE looking for a lot of lead-ership out of those guys. ' Hayes said Both of them are in good shape and should have successful leuons

Juniors Mike Boland. Justin Sar-rach, Justin McClain. Dave Stros-cheim and John Bell will also figure heavily in the Canton plans Bell is a

newcomer to the team There will be a lot of close races

this season." Hayes said. "With a young team, it will be real difficult to assume anything "

Other runners expected to contrib-ute include senior Dave, Washenko. sophomore Jeff Keith Wid sopbo more Tim Washenko

"All of these kids seemed to work real hard over the summer and re-ported to the team in excellent shape." Hayes said "It will be an ex citing campaign Maybe we can su prise a few people

Right now the guy* are working real hard and appear ready to go

The Chiefs begin the season Thurs day, Sept 5, in the Early Bird Invita tional at Ypailanti and then clash with rival Plymouth Salem in a dual meet Tuesday. Sept 10

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Rocks, Glenn favored By Brad Emona and Dan O'Meara start writer

Docs the "early bird catch the worm?" For Westland John Glenn and Plymouth Salem, the phrase applies for

the 1991 football season. Both schools are taking advantage of the Michigan High School Athlet-

ic Association's optional early starting date. But their reasons for opting for a two-week break between the first

and second games are somewhat different Salem coach Tom Moshimer is taking advantage of the rule so his

team can have two weeks preparation for perennial state Class BB con-tender and defending Western Lakes Activities Association champ Farmington Harrison (Sept. 14 at Harrison.)

Glenn coach Chuck Gordon, meanwhile, says "four weeks practice without a game is a tough way to go.

"We're anxious to play," he said. 'Two weeks off during tbe season could help us because we're a young team. But it's important to get off to a good start- It will be a long two weeks if we open with a loss."

Speaking of wins and losses, defending grid prediction champion Dan O'Meara (105-27 last year) may not have the four-leaf clover factor this fall ("No trips to Ireland planned," says tbe Dublin darling.)

His opponent, still smarting from last year's ooe-game deficit (Brad Emons went 104-23), vows revenge.

Here are this week's picks (notice nobody is sticking their neck out this week):

FRIDAY'S GAMES ( b o t h 7 . 3 0 p . m . s t a r t s )

Trenton at Ply. Satom: The Rock* whipped Trenton last yew. «emnQ the Trojans on their way to an 0 -9 season Salem finished a respectable 6-3 wf lh a young team The Flocks have their largest team ever with 6 1 ptayers. which includes 2 6 lettermen. aofl anticipate another successful season H not a banner year. Trenton, on the other hand. Is not expected to be much improved over last season despite a new coach PICK: Trenton can t stop Salem tailback Leon Htster and the Rocks f rom starting the season wflh a win.

H i g h l a n d P a r k a t W e s t l a n d G l e n n : Qienn has won every meeting between the two teems with the exception o« 1984 The Poier Bears aren't to be taken UghOy. hawng finished 6-

' 3 a yew ago w«h a victory over Mr Tyrone Wheattey and Dearborn Heights Robichaud. the Class B champs. Ed Moten. an asaetant last year, takes over as heed coech

•They have greet athletes and a lot ot speed." Gordon said. Glenn's backftek) o l Tad Quat l tandw and John Ward should make the difference PICK

Glenn gets off to a winning start, bo th prognostlcators agree

sports shorts • HOCKEY TRYOUTS

The Michigan Turbos Bantam AA |ockey team will have tryouts at 11 a.m. Sunday, Sept. 1, at tbe Plym-outh Ice Arena and 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 4, at Inkster Are-as For information call Ray Fraser at 453-3913.

• GOLF TOURNEYS

e The Ann Arbor Department of Parks and Recreation will have a women's three-person golf scramble Saturday, Sept 14, at Huron Hills Coif Corse. The fee is 175 per team, 4nd the entry deadline is Friday, Aug. 30. For information, call 971-1840. • e The Ann Arbor Department of Parks and Recreation will have its annual fall scramble at Leslie Park $olf Course on Sunday, Sept 15. Tbe entry deadline is Friday, Aug. 30, and the fee is $105 per three-person (earn. For information, call 994-J163

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ation Department will offer a 3-on-3 men's basketball league this fall. The entry fee is $65 per team. Each non-resident must pay an additional $5 fee. Games will be played Mon-day and Thursday nights at Central Middle School. League play begins Monday, Sept 16, and each team plays a 14-game schedule. The league has a 10-team limit For in-formation, call Tom Willette at 455-6620.

• TOUCH FOOTBALL

Tbe Plymouth Parks an£ Recre-ation Department is registering teams for its men's touch football league, which starts play Tuesday, Sept. 10. The entry fee is $300 per team, with each non-resident paying an additional $5 fee.

Each team plays a seven-game schedule. The league limit is eight teams. Games will be played Tues-day and Thursday nights at Central Middle School. For information, call Tom Willette at the recreation de-partment (455-6620).

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Farmington Hills Mercy began the 1991 girls basketball season with a victory Tuesday, but the public school teams w o e not so fortunate in their season debuts.

Tbe Marlins scored an impressive victory over Walled Lake Central, a veteran team expected to contend for the title in the competitive West-ern Lakes Activities Association, 52-48

In other games: visiting North Farmington let a lead slip away and lost to West Bloomfield 53-44 in overtime, host Farmington Hills Harrison was beaten by Brighton 60-53 and cold shooting resulted in Farmington losing 49-22 to Warren Lincoln in the first round of the Troy Athens tournament.

MERCY 52, W l . CENTRAL 4& As expected to be the case this year.

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' The rankings didn't matter," said the 6-1 Beaudry, who added 10 points and five rebounds and also is rated one of the" top players in the state. "Some of us came out with some but-

terflies in our stomachs, including myself, because it was our first game of the year. But the rankings never really mattered."

MCGEE SAID that maintaining the high ranking was not a concern.

"The players take pride in that they are respected throughout the state, but 1 don't think that will ever make them cocky or complacent," she said.

"We have some fine basketball players, but they weren't born that way. They have worked hard and that work has gotten them where they are right now."

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the senior duo of center Laure De-Mattia and guard Kathleen Brrrigan paced tbe Marlins with 16 and 14 pointa, respectively.

DeMattia and Berrigan, who also had seven assists, are returning starters from a team that was 17-6 and won a district championship.

The Marlins led 29-20 at half time and extended their advantage to 45-31 after three quarters.

Central was 10 points better in tbe final period when it sank nine of 14 free throws but never held the lead. Senior Jenny Czach scored 14 points to lead the Vikings.

W. BLOOMFIELD 52, NORTH 44: Tbe Raiders were on the verge of a big win over a program, which has been one of the best in the suburbs in recent years, leading 42-36 with a minute left in regulation time.

But North missed two one-and-one free throw opportunities and a layup to leave the door open for a Lakers comeback. The Raiders also lost starters Carey Perkins and Becky Macek to fouls in the fourth quarter, leaving North with only five players.

West Bloomfield's Erin Lucas made four free throws and Kelly Conover, who led tbe Lakers with 12 points, sent the game into overtime tied at 42 when she sank a layup with 13 seconds remaining. Tbe Lakers outscored North 10-2 in the over-time.

"It was a grand opportunity for us to win the game, but the missed layup and free throws came back to haunt us," North coach Lance Davis said. "It hurt because it was our game to win."

North was down 18-6 early in the game but rallied to lead 34-27 af ter three periods. Perkins scored nine points and freshman Alisha Gordon eight in the middle quarters, and

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Karen Seremet and Macek added five apiece in the third.

Perkins, a sophomore center, led the Raiders with 15 pointa, Gordon finished with 12 and Seremet added seven In addition to playing a great floor game, Davis said. Perkins and Gordon also had six rebounds each.

BRIGHTON 60, HARRISON 53: Junior center Heather Hopkins scored 17 points and grabbed 12 re-bounds to lead the Hawks, who led 22-21 at half time but were outscored 39-51 In the secood half.

Sophomore Amanda Ault scored 14 points for Harrison, and freshman Krista Snow added eight points and six rebounds.

"We didn't take care of the ball enough (in the second half), and the defensive transition killed us," Har-rison coach Pete Mantyla said. "Tbey played three guards and ran a lot, and we didn't adjust well to that.

"We came up short against a good team. I think we're moving in the right direction, but we need to clean it up."

LINCOLN 49, FARMINGTON 22: The Falcons found themselves down 24-8 at half time after making one of 22 field goals and shooting 4 percent in the first half.

Farmington, which had 34 turn-overs and was blanked 16-0 in the first quarter, played better in the second half but couldn't catch the Railsplitters, who were led by 6-foot center Jennifer Brezinski, who scored a game-high 20 points.

"We couldn't play them man-to-man because of the big girl," Farm-ington coach Brian Swinehart said. "So we played a zone but their girls were hitting from outside."

"We can't go anywhere but up, so hopefully the girls will come back ready to work hard," Swinehart said.

Canton golfers hopeful By Ray Settocfc staff writer

If the Plymouth Canton boys golf team has one thing going for it this year, it's experience.

The Chiefs, who finished 7-5 a year ago, boast seven seniors and ooe junior,

"I think we can improve over last season," Canton coach Fred Libbing said. "We have a strong and experienced team."

The Chiefs are led by seniors Jon Paupore, Mike Ross, Jeff Woodruff and Brian Gabbaert They, along with junior Brad Paskievitch and sophomore Andy Uthoff, will compose the starting lineup.

In the team's opening tri-meet with Plymouth Salem and Tren-ton at Hilltop Golf Club, Uthoff and Paskievitch were medal winners with 39. . "If we can shoot like that the rest of the season, we'll be in good shape." Libbing said. "I was kind of surprised by those scores "

In addition to its starters, Can-ton has plenty of promising new-comers, led by sophomore Matt Paupore.

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Other newcomers expected to help the Chiefs include senior Bri-an Tiell, sophomore Derek Baer, sophomore Adam Gilles, senior Todd Blakeney, senior Jason Braidwood and senior Justin Patterson.

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"We'll be balanced; we've got good back*," Moshimer said. "Leoo isn't the only ooe we've goC We might have a different back every week who is a standout player."

Kuzawinaki might be an unsung player at wingback but is a good all-purpose back who fills a vital role in the Salem scheme, Moshimer said.

"He's one of our best blockers, which we dearly need to make the offense go, and he takes pride in it," be said. "He's the kind of player you have to have."

THE OTHER linemen will be tbe senior trio of cento1 Joe Hayes (6-2, 210) and tackles Patrick Stanton (S-2, 210) and Bob Smith (*-2. 208). Johnson moves to guard this year, and Smith might be needed on de-fense.

"We have decent high school size," Moshimer said. "We're not big but we're not small. In time I think it will be a good line. It's the hardest position to play on the football team, I think. "

Seniors Eric Wachlarx (6-1. 165) and Mark Cirella (5-11, 160) will ro-tate at wide receiver.

With such a large roster, which in-cludes 40 seniors, Salem will be strictly a two-platoon team.

"You won't always have the best II players on the field but in the fourth quarter you will," Mos Rimer said. "Actually, you gain momentum because the other team is going to fall off because of fatigue, theoreti-cally, Your players improve much faster because they're getting more work."

BILL BRESLER/»taff photograph* P e t e Z a n t o p will q u a r t e r b a c k the opt ion-or iented Salem of-fense.

The defensive veterans are seniors Allen August (6-3, 195) and Tim Gal-da (6-4. 226) at ends and senior Ed Gundry (6-0, 180) at coroerback. August had four quarterback sacks and an interception, and Galda was one of the leading tacklers with 27.

SENIOR HUGH Blake-Thomas (6-1, 135) and either Smith, senior Agroo Ujkaj (5-11, 1S4) or Araquil will play tbe tackle positions in Sa-lem's 4-3 defense. Ujkaj and Araquil can also play end

Senior Boyd Rudy (5-9. ISO) is tbe middle linebacker with senior A1 Hysko (5-10, ISO) and junior Andy Sxydlowski (6-0, 181) at the outside positions. Shepley and Burke can play in the middle, too, while Flynn, Kuxawinski, senior Tim Vladu (6-1, 160) and junior Ben Sovereign (5-10, 175) provide depth on the outside -

"1 have no coocerns about our de-fense," Moshimer said. "We put em-phasis on defense and it's going to be one of the best we've had."

Gundry, who made 20 solo tackles and led the team with six intercep-tions, heads the defensive secondary. His home run in the state champion-ship helped Salem win the Class A baseball title in June, and he was an All-Observer player in that spor t

Senior Pat Martinez (5-9, 150), who played wide receiver last year, will be tbe other coroerback, junior Todd Forbes (5-10,165) the free safe-ty and senior Chip Wadowski (5-11, 185) the strong safety.

Tbe Rocks open Friday night with a home game against Trenton and then have two weeks off before play-ing at Farmington Hills Harrison, three-time defending Western Lakes Activities Association champ, on Saturday, Sept. 14.

"We hope (tbe week off) is an ad-vantage," Moshimer said "Obvious-ly, it gives us more time to prepare for what could be the best team in the state." .

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the audience start calling — it's true Sire does not necessarily make might in football.

However, it's also true that the Spartans possessed both last year.

Tico Duckett and Hyland Hickson combined for nearly 2,500 yards rushing in 1990 Both surpassed the 1,000-yard mark.

The yards didn't come easily, par-ticularly when Courtney Hawkins, the Spartans' main receiving threat, missed five games in the middle of the season with a broken collarbone. That all but shut down the passing game.

IT WAS a direct challenge to the offensive linemen. "We were a run-ning team," said Heaton. "Everyone knew we were. So they would stick eight or nine guys up on the line of scrimmage and dare you to run the ball."

The Spartans did anyway, and did it successfully. "By the second half, we were starting to wear people down," said Heaton, who took pride in the line's work. "As an offensive

line, that's an indication of the job you're doing."

Unfortunately, three of those of-fensive linemen have graduated. Only Heaton - who started at left tackle last season before breaking his leg in the eighth game — and all-America candidate Jim Johnson, the right tackle, return.

Heaton recovered from his broken leg in time to play in the John Han-cock Bowl win over Southern Cali-fornia. He admitted he wasn't really physically ready, after missing sev-en weeks And he certainly wasn't prepared to switch to guard, but he did.

"But we had two guards go down (in the game)," Heaton said. "I hadn't stepped in at the guard posi-tion in over a year."

AS A SOPHOMORE, Heaton appeared in all 12 games at guard. He switched to tackle prior to last season to replace Bob Kula, who graduated With both starting guards from last year's team gone, Heaton is changing again.

"It's not really that difficult," he said "I played guard my first two

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"I like playing guard," he said, adding with a smile, "You do more pulling, and then you get open shots at people."

Like Heaton, Graham has had to adjust to new positions on the line. He came to MSU as a tight end, but as a 250-pound freshman, he didn't stay there long. "I put on a few pounds after the high school season," he said. "I went from tight end to tackle real quick."

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Glenn won off-field battle B y t r a d E m o M staff writer

The off-season battle waged by the Westland John Glenn football aquad may ult imately seem grea ter than what lies abead for the 1W1 fal l campaign.

Not that the Rockets won't have any competition to contend with in tbe tough Western -Lakes Activities Association, but it was only months ago that coach Chuck Gordon and his staff wondered if they, indeed, would be able to field a football team.

Because of repeated millage elec-tion failures, all sports were on chopping block, including Gordon's program, which has produced a 52-11 record over the past six years to go along with five state playoff ap-pearances.

Finally, in June, Wayne-Westland voters approved a 7.75-mill tax in-crease, saving all ex t racurr icular activities.

"Our players did an outstanding job in the off-season continuing to prepare during the millage prob-lems." said Gordon, who fields a 59-m e m b e r va r s i ty t e a m . " T h e y showed a lot of character. It was one of the toughest t h i n p I 've had to go through in coaching. Trying to motivate was very tough knowing we might not have a program. This group has been through a lot. I think it helped bring us closer together."

THE ROCKETS finished 8-2 a year ago, losing only to Farmington Harrison in the WLAA championship game and Plymouth Canton in tbe first-round of Class AA playoffs.

Several key performers were lost to graduation, including quar te rback Lawrence Scbeffer, center Tony Prey (first-team All-Area) and line-backer Jason Gould (first- team All-Area).

But the cupboard is f a r f r o m emp-ty, as Glenn boasts one of the top re-

football turning backfields in the Detroit metro area.

John Ward, a t-foot-1, 188-pound senior, and Tad Quattlander, a S-7, 171-pound senior, combined for 1,53! yards.

Ward, an inside runner, gained 904 last year, while Quattalander, a speedster who likes to turn the cor-ner, added 627.

"The unique thing about those two are that they're t remendous t e a m players," Gordon said. "They pull for one another and that 's tbe only way to go for our team.

"Both a r e m u c h i m p r o v e d . They're both bigger and s tronger ."

Quattlander also doubles as a dan-gerous return man, while Ward will s tar t on defense at f r e e safety.

THE FULLBACKS include senior Ed Jeannin (5-9, 182), who saw con-siderable action last year , and senior Gary Chmiel (5-3,172).

"Both have good speed," said the Glenn coach. "They key is how well they block."

Scbeffer's successor a t quar ter-back is lanky senior Terry Hewer (6-2,179), the No. 2 m a n a yea r ago.

"He has good feet and can move around," Gordon said. "I think his a rm is vastly improved. He's per-formed well during doubles (ses-sions). We think he's solid.

Steve Fuller graduated a t wide re-ceiver, but Hewer has three capable targets in seniors Rick Bennett (5-10, 154), Jon Schuster (5-11, 156) and Lance Shockley (5-1,14«).

"A lot of people know about Ward and Quattlander, but we could be a good passing t e a m , " Gordon said.

At tight end, senior Derek Webb (6-2, 210) is coming off a knee injury

and will probably miss Fr iday ' s home opener against Highland Park , leaving the job open for sophomore Mike Bint <6-3,196).

The offensive line is anchored by returning s ta r te r Jason Hageltborne. a 6-3, 236-pound senior. Tbe other tackle will be senior Ron War ra (5-10, 248).

Junior Matt Dimitrievski (5-9,201) and senior Rob Smith (5-11,195) will open a t guard, while senior Carl Brooks (6-1, 208) replaces P rey a t center.

"OFFENSIVELY, the key is how quickly our line comes around," Gor-don said. "We have the veteran backs and a lot of confidence in our quarterback. We have a chance to become a good t e a m if tbe line comes around."

Glenn's kicking g a m e will be bol-stered by the re turn of senior Chris Bandy, who made 13 of 15 ex t ra points last season and three of four field goals.

"He has a strong leg with the po-tential to be In the 50-yard range," Gordon said.

Tba» punter, meanwhile, will be Hewer.

Glenn's 5-2 defensive front will be manned by senior nose guard Kerry Young (5-6, 200X juniors Ron Adams (5-9,195) and Billy Glass (5-9. 203) a t the tackles; and Brooks, Jeannin and senior Kevin McKenna (6-0, 163) a t the ends.

The linebacking corps is led by re-turning s tar ter J a m i e Henry, a 6-foot, 190-pound senior; and Hagel-thorae.

"Henry is very smar t , he under-stands the defense," said the Glenn coach, "and Hagelthorne moves well for a big guy.

"Overall our defense runs well and has good strength. We don't have tre-mendous size, so w e l l rely on quick-ness to tbe ball."

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Upbeat Concert band is entertaining By Keeiy Wygonik s ta f f wr i ter

IF SOMEONE asked him what his theme song was, Steven Woloson of Troy, who con-ducts the Heritage Concert

Band, might whistle "Let m e Enter-tain You."

"We are there to enter ta in ," said Woloson. "The TV is offer ing such an enter ta inment challenge. To com-pete, we have to offer something We re more than stuffed shirts play-ing concert band music."

From 3-5 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 1. the band will play in Hamt ramck at the I*abor Day Festival The concert will be at the Hamtramck Senior Citi-zens' Plaza. 2620 Holbrook, at Jos. Campau.

Concerts begin with the audience singing "Star Spangled Banner" ac-companied by the 52-piece band During "Take Me out to the Ball-game." they yell then it 's "One, two. three strikes you're out at the old ballgame."

FOR "HI Neighbor," some of the musicians put down their instru-ments and sing When the song ends, everyone stands up. tips their caps and greets the audience with an en-thusiastic "hi."

1 hiring a "Testimonial to Liber-ty." a band member reads excepts f rom the Declaration of Independ-ence and the Gettysburg Address, while the band plays patriotic songs

Ballroom dancers Belle Kukurka and Ron Sherman of Dearborn Heights add another dimension to concerts, dancing the samba to a Latin American tune.

"We've been dancing together for eight years," said Belle of her part-ner Ron "We met Steve, and he

asked us if we would dance a t the concerts We said sure. We've won lots of ballroom dancing contests throughout the metropoli tan Detroit area We enjoy it."

WOLOSON*S DAUGHTERS, Ma-ria, Gloria, and Susana play in the band, and his wife, Ines is the music librarian.

The youngest member is d rum so-loist, 7-year-old Thaddeus Dixon of Detroit. The oldest is 88-year-old Tony Mastrantonio of Clarkston who plays clarinet

Dixon isn't tbe first young musi-cian to play in the band. Dennis Carter of Hamtramck, who plays flute, joined when he was in seventh grade Last year , he won first place in WQRS "Classics in the Making" competition In June he graduated f rom Hamtramck High School, and will be attending college this fall

"The band has people f rom all walks of life," said Frank Lozano of Livonia "All the people have this en-ergy It 's a t remendous outlet, it helps you stay healthy."

Most of the musicians played in high school and college bands and orchestras. About 35 a re profession-al musicians, and eight including Lo-zano have their own bands or smal l combos.

Recently retired as a principal with the Detroit School System, Lo-zano has been a band m e m b e r for about eight years.

"I REALLY like working with the group. It 's a community ef for t . We get a chance to unwind, and a re able to help other musicians. I 've a lways been an educator, I like to help edu-cate people We do that by helping each other, and by playing a var ie ty of music at our concerts "

The band's reper to i re spans the world — Polish. I ta l ian, German, Ukrainian. Irish and Spanish.

Founded in 1955 a s the B Sharp Music Club, the band was reorgan-ized in May 1984 by Woloson and 14 musicians into the H a m t r a m c k Con-cert Band

"Then we were asked to play at the Italian American Festival at Hart Plaza." said Woloson

On Sept 19. 1987, the band played for Pope John Paul II when he visit-ed Hamtramck.

"Frank Lozano, one of our mem-bers was the principal of Webster Elementary School in a Hispanic neighborhood of Detroi t and wanted us to play a concert a t his school We added some Spanish numbers "

Because of the diversity, the band

star ted being known as the Ham-t ramck Heritage Concert Band

"Then, we got down to only two band members living in Hamt ramck . so we we evolved into the Heri tage Concert Band." saidWoloson.

"We're making a big e f for t to be an all-type" band " "We play all kinds of music, ethnic, pop. jazz "

This year they performed at the Troy Community Center, Livonia City Hall Plaza, Wyandotte River-front Park, the Italian Riverf ront Festival in Detroit, Livonia Mall, and the Troy Historical Museum.

They've been playing a lot of Ital-ian music to prepare for a Columbus Quincententary Concert. 6 30 p.m Sunday. Oct. 27. at the Italian Amer-ican Cultural Center in Warren.

"I really enjoy it. because the peo-

ple are so nice," said Hanna Lahti of Southfield, a professional musician who has played with a number of dif-ferent groups.

Area residents who are member s of the Heri tage Concert Band in-clude: Maria Woloson Yar of Bloom-field Hills; Burt Bronsoo of Birming-ham; Laurie Ef imoff and Gloria

S t e v e n Wo4o~ a o n c o n d u c t s t h e 5 2 - m e m b e r H e r i t a g e C o n -c e r t B a n d a s t h e y p l a y " T a k e M e O u t to t h e Ba l l -g a m e " a t t h e L ivonia C i ty Hall P l a z a .

Woloson Zee of Farmington Hills; E lmer Janes. Ken Grabowski. Al Hansler. Frank Lozano, and David Noble of Livonia, Bea Schwedler. Joe Katz. Herman Kushner, and Hanna Lahti of Southfield; Henry Knight and James Macleod of West-land; John Gajec and Mel Yert, Red-ford

Young drummer is on a roll By Keely Wygonik staf f wr i te r

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T h a d d e u s D i x o n p l a y * h i s s o l o , a c c o m p a n i e d b y t h e H e r i t a g e C o n c e r t B a n d , J u l y 2 8 a t L ivon ia Mal l .

During the concert at Livonia Mall, Thaddeus Dixon squirms in his seat and fidgets just like any 7-year-old who would ra ther be outside playing on a sunny Sunday afternoon

But when Heritage Concert Band conductor Steven Woloson turns to the audience and says, and now I'd like you to meet our guest soloist Thaddeus snaps to attention

He walks to his drum set, nods to Woloson and steals the show as he plays the percussion solo. High Hat by Paul Yoder. accompanied by the 52-member band

"The thing that 's really puzzling." said his father , Gus, "is he doesn't seem ready, but when the time comes to play, he takes c a r e of business

DIXON IS extraordinary In Novi, he beat d r u m m e r s age 16 and younger, to-win the 1990-91 regional in a contest sponsored by the American Guild of Music Then he won the 1991 national competi t ion in Chicago

He takes his music seriously and already has the mak-ings of a pro During a recent per formance at the Troy Historical Museum. Thaddeus dropped a d rum stick. He didn't miss a beat and continued tapping with one stick while reaching for another he kept close at hand.

"I don't know where he learned that ," said his fo rmer teacher, Kick Dombrowski, Dombrowski plays clar inet in the Heritage Concert B^nd "A lot of kids would have quit and started crying "

Thaddeus has a knack for music His parents noticed it when he was 2

His grandmother found a beat-up bongo drum at a garage sale He never put it down." said Gus. "It fell to pieces

"THEN WE went to Toys R' Us and bought him a d rum set He kept playing it. We thought he was serious and bought him a professional d rum set By then his toy set was held together with tape."

When he turned S. Thaddeus s tar ted taking lessons at the Center for Creative Studies in Detroit

"I like jazz," said Dixon. "Rock "n roll is too loud, too bodacious "

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ma, c rea te marvelous scenes when It's t ime to do household chores or homework, like to d o w n around or sing and dance, the s tage calls.

Area communit ies a re of fer ing a variety of classes to channel the cre-ative energies of children ages 3 and up.

"We're looking for super talented teens who can sing, dance and act ," said Joanne Lafleur , p rogram coor-dinator for the Community Center in Farmington, Farmington Hills.

Teens will audition for the chance to work with d r a m a and vocal spe-cialist Laura Schwartz, f o rmer Miss America P a m Eldred, t ap and Jazz instructors f r o m area dance studios to develop their talent to the fullest potential. They will pe r fo rm a t vari-ous events and a t tbe Community Center.

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For the younger set, there 's Choc-olate Chip Players. The class offers instruction geared to per formance including training in act ing tech-nique, voice presentation and articu-lation. Children ages 7 to 9 meet 4-5:30 p.m. beginning Tuesday, Sept 24; ages 10-12 mee t 4-5:30 p.m. be-ginning Wednesday, Sept. 25. Classes meet for eight sessions.

Creative theater for ages 5 and 0 is an introductory class in creat ive movement, imagination exercises, creat ive d ramat ics and more. Tbe class meets eight weeks, 4-5 p.m. be-ginning Monday, S e p t 23.

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Classes mee t at the Community Center, 24705 Farmington Road in Farmington Hills. To register, or for more information, cal l 477-8404.

Garden City has an acting class for young thespians that meets for eight weeks. Classes will be held at Douglas School for children ages 8 to 8, 3:30-4:30 p.m. beginning Wednes-day, Sept. 25, and a t Memorial School for ages 9 to 12, 3:30-5 p.m. beginning Monday, S e p t 23. For reg-istration and fee information call, 422-7198.

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Area community bands welcome new members

Dust off your instrument and join tbe band. There are lots of community bands and orchestras in the area . "There 's something for everyone," said Paul Barber , con-ductor of the Farmington Commu-nity Band.

"Community bands are alive and healthy. There 's some group meet-ing every night."

Even if you haven't played your instrument since graduating f rom high school or college, chances are you'll find harmony with other peo-ple who enjoy music.

Some a rea bands and orchestras admit new members by audition only. For others all you have to do is sbow up for practice.

"The major i ty of our members played in college bands and orches-t ras , " said John Gajec, director of tbe Redfo rd Civic Symphony "Some have played their instru-ments in many years. They come to pract ice and get belter "

The Redford symphony has a re-hearsal scheduled 7:30 p.m. Thurs-day, Sept. 5. at Stuckey School. 26000 Fargo, Redford. For more information, call Gajec, 538-1652.

Heri tage Concert Band wel-comes musicians f rom throughout the metropoli tan Detroit area . Pract ices a re 7:30 p.m. the f irst and third Wednesday of the month at tbe Italian American Cultural Center in Warren. For more infor-

mation, caH Steve Woloson, 828-•047.

The Farmington Communi ty Band has a rehearsal scheduled 7:30-9:30 p.m. Monday. Sept 9, at Harrison High School. 29995 W 12 Mile in Farmington Hills.

"The band is open to any adult without audition," said Barber "We're starting our 26th season For more information, call 476-5014 or 489-3412

You can see the Birmingham Concert Band at 1 30 p.m. Satur-day. Aug. 31. a t the Michigan State Fa i r a t the Grove. The band rehearses Wednesdays, 7:30 p.m beginning Sept 4. No audition is needed. For more informat ion call David Falvay, 362-3303, during business hours or 646-5186. 5-6 p.m.. Tbe band is conducted by Gran t Hoemke

Livonia's Symphony is in need of s t r ing players. To a r r a n g e an audi-tion. call conductor Francesco Di-blasi, 522-7846.

The Rochester Symphony is hold-ing open membership auditions for any qualified and interested musi-cians tonight at Adams High School. For information call 247-2743

New member audit ions for the Troy Community Orchestra a r e Tuesday, Sept. 3. Call 545-5364 af-ter 3 p.m. to make an appointrrfent

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Franklin High band to perform at jazz festival

Area residents performing this weekend at the Montreux Detroit Jazz Fest ival at Har t Plaza include Livonia's Frankl in High School Jazz Band and Keiko McNamara of Bir-mingham.

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C A N T O N C a n t o n R e c y c l i n g < -397-5801 Open 10:00-4:00 p.m.Fridays, 10:00-2 00 p.m Saturdays

42020 V a n B o r n b e t w e e n Hagge r t y a n d L i l l ey Newspapers , g l a s s (dear , green, and brown), all metais including appliances, batteries (vehicle only), cardboard, motor oil. paint (only from Canton Township and Plymouth Township residents) , grass clippings (only from Canton Township r e s iden t s f conc re t e . bricks, dirt sod (fee may be charged)

W A S T E M A N A G E M E N T W O O D L A N D M E A D O W S 326-0993 Open Monday through Friday 8:00-5:00 p.m and Saturday 8 00 am Noon 39900 V a n B o r n b e t w e e n H a g g e r t y a n d H a n n a n

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F A R M I N G T O N Ci ty o f F a r m i n g t o n 473-7250 7:30 a .m.—7:30 p.m. Monday— Friday 9:00 a m — n o o n Sat ana San Farmington and Farmington Hills res idents only

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- 5 2 2 - 8 5 8 0 FARMINGTON HILLS City of Farmington Hills DPW Open seven d a y s a week 7:00 a m to dusk Farmington and Farmington Hills res idents only 27245 Halsted Road, south of 12 Mile Newspapers , g l a s s (clear, green, and brown), tin, aluminum, vehicle batteries, motor oil. plast ics coded '1' or '2'.

GARDEN CITY Garden City Park, pool parking tot 525-8830 Second Saturday ol every month. 9:00 a .m.-12 noon Cherry Hill at Merriman Newspapers , g l a s s (clear, green, and brown), tin, aluminum .vehicle and household batteries motor oil. white office pape r with black ink only .plastic coded '1' or •2".

LATHRUP VILLAGE -591-0001 Open First Saturday of every month 10:00-2:00 p.m. 19101 Twelve Mile, In front of Southfleld-Lathrup High School) Newspapers , frosted-type plastic, motor oil. household and vehicle batteries

LIVONIA Livonia Recycling Center 522-1620 Livonia Res iden t s Only Open Tuesday through Saturday 9:00-5:00 p.m

Glendale, East of Farmington Road, South of Jeffries Freeway Newspapers , g l a s s (clear, green, and brown), window glass, tin cans, aluminum, batteries (vehicle only), antifreeze, motor ot). p iashes (coded V or 2"), white bond office paper and computer paper .

NORTHVILLE, CITY OF Northville DPW -349-1300 Northville Res iden t s Only—proof r eques ted Open W e d n e s d a y 3:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.. Saturday 11 00-5 00 p.m. 650 Doheny, North of Seven Mile Road Newspapers , g l a s s (clear, green, and brown), tin cans , aluminum, vehicle and household bat ter ies , motor oil, plastic milk jugs.

NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP 348-5800 Residents Only Open 24 hours a day. unmanned station by Fire Station 16155 Sheldon Road, north of 5 Mille Newspapers , g l a s s (clear, green, and brown), tin cans, aluminum, vehicle and household bat ter ies motor oil, plastic mifc jugs.

NOVI, CITY OF 347-0460 Open 24 hours

45175 West 10 Mile Road, by City Hall Newspapers , g l a s s (dear , green, and brown), tin cans , aluminum, o p a q u e plastic, motor oil. Large appliances accep ted from residents 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. daily *« the DPW g a r a g e at ^ 6 3 0 0 Detwal.

PLYMOUTH City of Plymouth 453-1234 Plymouth Res iden t s Only Open T u e s d a y and Thursday 4:00-7:00 p.m. and Saturday 10:00-4:00 p m.

201 South Main, next to Fire Department behind City Hall Newspapers , household batteries, g lass (clear, green, and brown), tin, aluminum

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354-9180 SOUTHFIELD City of Southfield Residents Only Open dawn until dusk 26000 Evergreen, behind the Civic Center Ice Arena

Newspapers , g l a s s (clear, green, and brown), tin. aluminum, plastic (coded 1' "2'). household batteries only

524-3399 TROY City of Troy Public Works Facility Open s e v e n d a y s a week, 24 hours a day 4693 Rochester Road, south of Long Lake Newspapers , g lass (clear, green, and brown), v e h i d e and household batteries motor oil. plastic (frosted and clear) 'Six drop-oft l o c a t o r s for newspapers CIVIC Center . F>r« Station «3 and »6. Pohce S ta ton . Suburban Ambulance, Boys and Girts Club on John R and Long Lake Road

WATERFORD TOWNSHIP -674-3111 Open Monday through Saturday 9 00-4 0 0 p.m.

Southeast corner of M-59 and Crescent Lake Road Newspapers , glass , tm cans , aluminum, v e h i d e batteries, motor oK. (coded T or -2>

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2400 Haggerty. south of Pontlac Trail Newspapers, glass, office paper, tin cans, aluminum, plastic (coded T or '2').

-728-1770 WESTLAND RECYCLING CENTER Open first and third Saturday of each month. 9 00-3:00 p m

37137 M a r q u e t t e N e w s p a p e r s glossy inserts removed, g l a s s (no c e r a m c . pyrex ot plate glass), tin, aluminum, p i a s t e (coded 1' or "2").

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Animals heading south as fall approaches As f i l l approaches there is excited

anticipation among those interested in oatnre because migration, a bian-nual event, occurs during this sea-son. During summer we get a chance to experience animals we have not seen since last summer and watch the regeneration of our local resi-dents.

But in spring and fall, transients of the north pass through during a

. small window of the year Those who cannot travel north to see these ani-mals on their breeding grounds, anx-iously await the opportunty to see those lomg distance travelers.

Migratiod is a phenomenon that has peaked the interest of man for many years. For some it is a time to add food to the table, for others it is

Seniors talk issues

The Older Women's League of Michigan will be prospecting for gold in tbe golden years at its bienni-al'convention Friday-Saturday, Sept. 6-7, in East Lansing.

Conference topics will include em-ployment discrimination, pay equity, social security reform, housing, long-term care and right-to-die is-sues.

Tbe conference will be at the Kel-log Center in East Lansing.

Panelists will be Deborah Brice-land-Betts, national director of the Long-Term Care Campaign, Wash-ington, D.C.; Janet Good of the Mich-igan Hemlock Society, Margaret Mann, director of field services for tbe National OWL organization; and Holis Turnham, Michigan ombuds-man for Citizens for Better Care, Lansing.

Registration is $25 for the full two days and $20 for Saturday only. Reg-istration may be completed by writ-ing Michigan OWL, 16341 Canter-bury Court, Mount Clemens 48044-1101.

For more information, call 566-»S7

Painting class offered at SC

Schoolcraft College is offering an abstract painting class with artist Leslie Masters of the Birmingham-Bloomf ield Art Association.

Tbe class meets weekly, from 7-10 p.m., for 11 weeks beginning Sept. 19. The fee is $102.

Masters is known for her paintings on Plexiglas and canvas, theory studies and fabric constructions.

The Audio course will review ab-stract painting beginning with its origins in the late 19th century. Par-ticipants will experiment with tech-niques to break up form and space with line, as well as improve their •wn abstract painting skills. Paint-ing experience is helpful, but not re-quired for this hands-on course. • To register or receive more infor-mation, contact tbe department of continuing education services at 462-.4448. Schoolcraft College is at 18600 Haggerty, between Six and Seven Mile roads

Watercolor art is class focus

Watercolor II, an advanced course in painting and drawing technique, is being offered 7-10 p.m. Mondays, at Schoolcraft College-Radcliff, begin-ning Sept. 16 or 9 a.m. to noon Wednesdays at Schoolcraft College, beginning Sept. 18.

Classes are designed for students who have completed an introductory course in watercolor technique. Fee is $99

To register, or for additional in-formation, call the college continu-ing education services office, 462-4448. Schoolcraft is at 16600 Hagger-ty, between Six and Seven Mile roads, Livonia. Schoolcraft College-Radcliff is at 1751 Radcliff. south of Ford Road, east of Wayne Road, Garden City.

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tributed to the basic necessity of food. How they migrate is tbe most documented area of migration re-search. Birds use the stars, the sun. geographical landmarks, a biologi-cal clock, and the earth s magnetic field to help them orientate over long distances.

Birds and monarch butterflies seen migrating through Pt. Pelle, Ontario, Canada this fall will both use similar orientation techniques. In the month of September, monarch butterflies funnel down the point and wait for a north wind to help them fly across Lake Erie, on their way to the mountains of Mexico.

At Lake Erie Metro Park hawk watchers await the large numbers of migrat ing broad-winged hawks. These medium sued hawks leave their northern Canada nesting grounds and fly to South America for tbe winter Last year hawk watchers counted 48,906 broad-winged hawks on Sept. 17.

Turkey vultures pass through around the first of October, and 19 golden eagles were seen at Lake Erie Metro Park on Nov. 6, 1991.

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WJBK-TV as a general assignment reporter. He had been with WOTV in Grand Rapids, where he was a re-porter and anchorman for two years. He earned a bachelor's degree in telecommunications from Michigan State University.

Eageoe Ferret! of Westland was honored by United Parcel Service (or completing 20 years of driving without an accident. Ferrell is a tractor-trailer driver and works out of tbe Livonia UPS facility.

John Matthews, formerly of Plym-outh, was promoted to regional mar-keting director at Little Caesars Piz-za. Matthews will oversee all mar-keting functions for the chain's Chicago, Indianapolis. St Louis and London. England, regional markets Most recently. Matthews was a Lit-tle Caesars regional marketing man-ager for the greater Chicago area

Anthony Rypkowski of Canton Township was honored by United Parcel Service for completing 20 years with the company He is a de-

livery driver with the company in the Ypsilanti Excended center Ryp-kowski began as a delivery driver in 1971.

William Austin, president and chief executive officer of Livonia Community Credit Union, was elect-ed chairman of the Michigan Credit Union League He has been president and chief executive officer of Livo-nia Community Credit Union since 1975 Austin also was elected vice chairman of the League Service Corp board of directors, the league's business subsidiary.

Jerry Gaadet of Livonia was named director project administra-tion at Jon Green berg & Associates architects. Gaudet joined Green berg & Associates in 1976 as assistant project manager and later was project manager and group supervi-sor Before joining the company, Gaudet was an architectural drafts-man for a major retail food chain in the Midwest.

Laws A: Beyer of Livonia was promoted to associate with Plante & Moran accounting firm in Southfield. She earned her bachelor of science degree in accounting at Wayne State University in 1986 and is attending Walsh College working toward a master of science degree. Beyer joined Plante & Moran in 1986 as a member of the accounting staff.

Cberyl Czajka of Plymouth was recognized for completing five years of driving for United Parcel Service without an accident. She works out of the UPS facility in Livonia. Czaj-ka provides delivery service in the south Livonia area.

Pete Cfcoaacai ol Westland was recognized by United Parcel Service for completing five years driving without an accident. He works out of the company facility in Livonia and provides delivery service in the Livonia area

Five technicians from Action Mo-tors Inc. in Livonia achieved master certification status Mark Davb, Dan Devoe and Jeff Girard of Wayne are Oldsmobile master technicians. They are among just 809 Olds masters na-tionwide. Matt Coaroy of Garden City and Do«g Perrta of Westland are Nissan Motors master techni-cians. Conroy and Perrin are two of 935 Nissan master technicians in the country.

Dennis Doyle was named director of sales at the Mayflower Hotel in Plymouth Before joining the May-flower. Doyle was regional director of sales for the limited service Dil-lon Hotel chain He also has worked for Sheraton. Radisson and Compri hotels.

Rajko Boljevlc of Westland was

recognized by United Parcel Service for completing five years driving without an accident.

Marshall S. Uevea of Garden City was named a credit officer in the credit department of Manufacturers National Bank of Detroit

Jim North, president of North Brothers Ford in Westland, met re-cently with Ross Roberts, a Ford Motor Co. vice president and general manager of Ford division.

Eve Pereira of Westland was ap-pointed director of in-service train-ing with Farmington Nursing Home Before joining Farmington Nursing Home, Pereira was a nurse at Tuc-son Medical Center in Tucson, Ariz Before that, she worked as a nurse at Glacier Hills and Bortyz Health Care Center in Ann Arbor.

Ckarlea Otis was hooored by Unit-ed Parcel Service completing 20 years of service with tbe company He is an accounting office manager with UPS in Livonia. He was cited for his contributions to UPS.

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Local firm helps USSR move food Continued from Pmq* 1 tem. but we have not created a new system.'' be said

Aganbegyan, admittedly "sad and shocked" by events at home and ap-pearing subdued, was greeted with a welcoming sign of joint friendship and teamwork written in Russian by Kroger employees in Garden City

Nearly all goods sold by Kroger are supplied by Foodland from the firm's Livonia warehouse which con-tains 1 million square feet and the state's largest food freezer. Kroger also carries some of its own prod-ucts

The Kroger store in Garden City was selected as part of Aganbe-gyan's tour because it is considered a state-of-the-art supermarket, «Cr cording to manager Scott Dobie Built less than two years ago, "We have all the specialty departments,"

Aganbegyan observed produce "coming from the truck, to the pro-cessing room, out to the floor." Do-bie said

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Chamber of Commerce presents Athena Award to outstanding mem-ber at noon at Roma's of Livonia In-formation: 427-2122

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Soviet economist drops in for food distribution study By Janic* Branson staff writer

Based on recent world events, a new day is dawning in the Soviet Union and a Livonia-based company have been cast to play a small role in the unfolding drama of economic reform.

Foodland Distributors, a food wholesaler serving some 160 super-market and grocery stores in a 250-mile radius, Tuesday hosted Dr. Abel Aganbegyan, chairman of the Soviet Union's Economic Council of Minis-ters and a leading advocate of a market economy in his country.

Aganbegyan's visit is part of a two-week tour of the United States, studying and evaluating American systems for food distribution. He vis-ited Foodland's offices and ware-house on Middlebeit and two retail supermarkets serviced by Foodland, including Kroger in Garden City.

Greg Gallus of Farmington Hills, president of Foodland Distributors, is expected to address members of the Soviet economic council in No-vember, according to Mark Markari-an, an international marketing con-sultant who arranged Tuesday's tour because "Foodland is a singularly outstanding firm "

Gallus welcomes a continuing re-lationship. "Why re-invent the

wheel? If we can share ideas (with Soviet economists) about what we do efficiently, we're conserving energy and resources."

AGANBEGYAN, A CLOSE per-sonal friend of Soviet president Mi-khail Gorbachev, said Soviet har-vests of such commodities as pota-toes and wheat are tbe largest in tbe world but "our problem is distribu-tion."

Potatoes rot in the fields because, he said, the means of delivery — storage and transportation — are "state property and nobody profits. We must destroy state distribtion and open the way to private owner-ship.

"We have the wrong economic sys-tem. It is impossible to organize the economy in a modem society with-out a market. We've tried. We must" return to the way of old civilization, a return to the market," Aganbegyan said

"We must learn from the best Western experience," he said.

In 1989, Aganbegyan authored "Inside Perestroika The Future of the Soviet Economy." He advocated radical reform, stimulating the economy by imposing market forces and financial credits, in unison with increased democracy and self-ad-ministration.

The process turned out to be slower, more difficult and more painful than anticipated primarily due to three mistakes in an economic plan of 1988, he wrote. Goszakaz or state purchase of goods is little more than business as usual, ministries charged with reform are not up to the task and benefits to the working class are unsatisfactory.

RECENT EVENTS in the Soviet Union have affected Aganbegyan's tour.

While the economic council which he represents is nonpolitical and in-formation he gathers is expected to influence future economic decisions, time has assumed new importance, he said

"I don't think it (current political turmoil) is finished yet. I hope this is the turning point and will push eco-nomic reform.

"As soon as possible we must move to a market economy, but it is most difficult now. A free market demands free pricing but (removing state controls to) increase prices (now) is socially dangerous But we do not have time to wait.

"It is a very dangerous situation We face a crisis, economic as well as social We have destroyed our sys-

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Private colleges refocus on corporate donors By Mary Rodrtqus staff (writer

There was a time in the not so dis-tant past when corporate America generously provided grants — no strings attached — to private col-leges and universities.

That trend has gone the way of the horse-drawn wagon, thanks in part to the recession and a desire by cor-porations to target funds for a spe-cific cause.

Enter William Liebold, new presi-dent of the Michigan Colleges Foun-dation, a non-profit corporation pro-viding financial support to 15 of Michigan's private, independent four-year liberal arts colleges.

"Tbe national trend is moving away from corporate giving. Gifts are harder to obtain. How to grab what is out there — that is the 144,000 question," said Liebold, who assumed the job on Aug. 1.

As president, Liebold is responsi-ble for the day-to-day operation of tbe foundation, founded in 1949. Since its inception, donors have in-vested nearly $40 million in its member colleges.

Commuting from East Lansing to Southfield daily, Liebold has started to schedule dinner meetings with presidents of each college tbe foun-

dation represents — from Adrian College to Spring Arbor.

"I want to get familiar with the product so that when I meet with a corporation, I can say Albion has this or Olivet has that," be said.

"The trendy cause now is (support-ing) K-12 education. Corporations are putting their resources there. But our colleges train the teachers who teach the students in K-12," Liebold said.

AS COMPANIES have shifted their attention to school reform, h e j a j s h e ' l money that once went to colleges JtfSfnoneiK and the arts is being used to foot t he^"*» n ° , a

bill. More frequently, corporations are demanding that non-profits dem-onstrate how the companies will benefit from making charitable con-tributions. Often they move away from giving to small liberal arts col-leges to giving to larger, research oriented institutions.

But Liebold is not deterred. "We're blessed in Michigan with a

corporate consciousness which is very socially responsible," he said.

Liebold began his public-service career in 1968 as a VISTA volunteer teaching reading and math to young adults in rural Kentucky. Later he joined the faculty of tbe Detroit Business Institute as an English in-

structor. For seven years, he served as a special assistant in the Michigan and Washington, DC., offices of then U.S. Rep. James Blanchard. When tapped for his current post, Liebold was in private consulting at Lansing Community College.

"When approached I wasn't famil-iar with tbe organization, and I con-sider myself fairly well informed," he said.

Attacking that as part of the prob-lem, Liebold hopes to achieve a high-er visibility for the foundation. And he sa^s he'll accomplish that the old-

way, by making phone businesses.

"I want to boost contributions. That is my commitment," be said. "We're certainly in a holding action in Michigan. Hopefully we'll find a way to give (colleges) an infusion of new money."

MICHIGAN IS ONE of 37 states that have a college sponsorship pro-gram. At a recent seminar in Colora-do Springs, Liebold learned that shifting corporate giving patterns is part of a national trend.

' The good news is that many asso-ciations like ours have adjusted to the new reality, approaching with new arguments and receiving corpo-rate support as a result," he said

Some insurers, like banks, founder in troubled waters ByStdMtt t ra special writer

This is the first in a series re-garding the state of health of in-s u r a n c e industry

Life insurance has always been a powerful business in our society, faithfully paying out retirement, current income and death benefits down through the generations

Americans have always believed that their policies were founded in a bedrock of sound investments. That's why tbe recent financial woes of sev-eral giant insurance companies have sent shock waves through the finan-cial services industry.

Understandably, concern is being expressed in tbe wake of several runs by policyholders and state take-overs of insurance companies. The present patchwork of state regula-tions regarding the insurance indus-try has left some policyholders pro-tected and others holding the bag.

Since January of this year, IS in-surance companies have been de-clared insolvent. Some of these are high-profile insurance companies, including Executive Life, First Capi-tal Ufa , Fidelity Bankers Life, Monarch Life and Mutual Benefit Life.

But state regulators have not shut the doors at all of these companies When an insurance company is ban-krupt. what happens to Its policy-

analysis holders depends on the company's resources. For instance:

• Mutual Security Life stopped honoring claims in October after seiiure by the state of Indiana An-nuity checks soon flowed again, but death benefits were not paid for six months

• At Monarch Life, nothing changed Massachusetts put the company into receivership last May, but it has functioned normally and is paying all claims

• Executive Life is paying all death claims. But savings are frosen. Annuities are being paid at 70 per cent of the original benefit

• Mutual Benefit is covering both death claims and annuity payments But no cash withdrawals are al-lowed

• Equitable Life Assurance Soci-ety, bruised by poor real estate and junk bond investments and losses on its guaranteed investment contract business, is doing OK after a f l bil-lion cash infusion by the French in-surer Groupe Axa S.A

THE INSURANCE industry does maintain guaranteed funds, but they operate by rules far diiferent than

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those controlling the Federal Depos-it Insurance Corporation. Here are the key rules

• State rules govern the insur-ance-finance guaranty funds These rules vary considerably from one state to another Only 20 state insur-ance funds cover guaranteed insur-ance contracts, or GICs

• To collect, your insurance must be in liquidation For instance, you can't collect from Mutural Benefit because it is in default, not in liqui-dation.

• In general, you are protected for up to 1100,000 in annuities and insurance cash values. $300,000 in death benefits and $300,000 for all claims combined

But there is a bright spot on the horizon Most companies in trouble do make exceptions for the hardship cases, such as medical emergencies and imminent homelessness But it is not automatic, and a given case can be subject to different interpreta-tions

For instance, since April 1991. Ex-ecutive Life has had IM hardship re-quests Money has been paid out in 90 cases. 102 requests have been re-jected. 82 have been returned for more information and 14 are still un-der consideration

Next u>eek, insurance ratings uiU be discussed

One tack Liebold will use is to vis-it a potential sponsor, identify the challenges the company faces, then offer to hook up the company with a college that can provide solutions.

"Both the college and the sponsor will get a direct benefit."

Housed in a small basement office in a large Northwestern Highway office building, the Michigan College Foundation has a staff of four — in-cluding its president. Together the staff processes almost $2 million in contributions annually, filtering the money to the colleges. Undesignated money is divided 60 percent equally, 40 percent in proportion to student enrollment.

The 60-member board of direc-tors, chaired by Jacobson Stores president Mark Rosenfeld, is comprised 75 percent of corporate

members and 25 percent of college presidents.

Top shareholders, or contributors, include Chrysler Corp., NBD Ban-corp, the Skillman Foundation, Am-eritech. Kellogg Co., Michigan Bell and Upjohn. Investors come from Michigan communities ranging from Allegan to Zee land. Contributions range considerably. Chrysler Corp., giving more than $100,000 annually, sponsors a minority scholarship pro-gram

In addition to visiting with exist-ing givers and asking for their con-tinued support, Liebold hopes to "do a little missionary work and get some new converts "

"It's nice to have a role where you honestly feel you are making a dif-ference," he said. "There's nowhere else I'd want to be."

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Kids say start of school has its pluses By Jul io Brown staff writer

J o e T r z c i n a k i of R e d f o r d d o e s s o m e e x p l o r i n g in t h e c r e e k a t P l y m o u t h T o w n s h i p P a r k .

Staff photos by Bill Br eater

BACK TO school t ime has ar-rived in the Plymouth-Can-ton community, and some children don't think that ' s

necessarily all bad. The youngsters have cer ta inly

cherished tbe freedom that goes with the lazy days of summer vacation. At the same time, they're enjoying seeing fr iends and learning new things at school.

"I 'm kind of glad because sum-mer ' s boring," said John Rivard, 10, a fif th grader at Eriksson Elementa-ry School in Canton. "Noboby's home and they ' re all on vacation. I 'm kind of glad school's starting."

He has a lot of friends in his class this year . Math is John's best sub-ject, and he also likes science, spell-ing, language and gym.

"And history because I like Abra-ham Lincoln and Henry Fbrd and Thomas Edison, Benjamin Frank-lin," he said.

JOHN WAS out last Thursday rid-ing his bicycle in Canton, enjoying one of tbe last days of s u m m e r break. His friend Frank Palfalvi , 10, was out riding on his skateboard.

"I 'm glad because in s u m m e r there 's nothing to do," said Frank , also a fif th grader at Eriksson.

The boys have enjoyed many ac-t ivi t ies this" summer , including swimming, a trip to Cedar Point, a visit to a Detroit Tigers g a m e and others.

"Summer felt like it was very short ," said Frank, who considers reading his favorite subject.

HEATHER BUCHANAN, 10, also found that summer didn't seem to last forever.

"It was a really short summer . " said Heather, a f i f th g rader at Bird Elementary School in Plymouth Township. "It went by really fast ."

Heather and others in her family took some t ime to go to Plymouth Township Park last Thursday to play. She has enjoyed such activities as a family t r ip to Camp Dearborn this summer.

"My friend, she has a built-in swimming pool and 1 got to go swim-ming a lot," said Heather, who wouldn't particularly mirid having "at least a week" of additional sum-mer vacation.

She's confident this will be a good school year and agreed that school days aren ' t all bad

Joe Trzcinski, 8, a third grader at Jane Addams Elementary School in Redford. was out playing last Thurs-day at Plymouth Township Park.

"I THLNK it's going to be fun," Joe said of the upcoming school year. "I finally have something to do. My mos; favorite thing is math ."

His friend Greg Mischel. who's 8 going on 9. has mixed feelings about the arr ival of another school year.

"I kind of like it and I kind of don't," said Greg, a third grader at Jane Addams. "Kind of both."

He likes science class and also gives seeing his friends high marks. "Most of the work we have to do" is lower on Greg's list

THE BOYS came to Plymouth Township Park af ter a visit to the Yankee Air Force Museum in Ypsi-lanti last week

Karen Trzcinski of Redfo rd brought her two sons and two neigh-borhood children she cares for to the park The boys have grandparents in the Plymouth area and visit fre-quently. she said

John Rivard, s f i f t h g rade r at E r i ksson E lemen ta ry S c h o o l in Can ton , r ides h is b ike .

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Help in finding child care: It's just a phone call away B y * M staff writer

For pareots to a quandary about child care , help is a s close as the Bent ley Center in Livonia

Tucked away in a few rooms in the f o r m e r high school, the Child Ca re Coordinating Counci l /Detroi t Wayne County Inc. s tands ready to help pa ren t s In the quest for quality child ca re and to help chi ld-care pro-viders over the pitfalls .

And 4C , a s it has come to be known, m a y be one of Wayne County's be t t e r kept secrets, nmch t o the dismay of E a r t h a DeYamper t .

I t ' s all about educat ing yourself and what ' s impor t -ant for you sod your kids." said DeYampert , 4C fami ly day-care special is t /coordinator I t ' s shout priori ty and the priori ty is your kids."

The 4C got its s t a r t in l t M af te r local communi t i e s were challenged by the then U.S Depar tmen t of Health. Educat ion and Welfare to organise and coordi-nate resources to m e e t the needs of parents and fami-lies, especially in the s r e a of child c a r e

'tt'a alt about educating yourself and what's Important for you and your kkfa. tt'a about priority and the priority ia your kids.'

Earl ha DeYampert

has a board of directors , an execut ive director — Car-ole Quar te rman — a staff of l i and of f ices in Detroit, Livonia and Romulus and a s t a f f e r who works ia three GM plants doing chi ld-care re fe r ra l s .

ITS MISSION ia to plan, coordinate and work for quality p rograms for children, youth and families throughout Wayne County.

Parents can call 4C for a list of m o r e than 1,000 registered child-care providers and licensed child-care centers The 4C provides information and referrals , but shuns making recommendat ions , one reason why par-ents need to be knowledgeable or "good child-care con-sumers." as DeYamper t describes them.

And if parents have their children la child ca re end have s question about policies. 4C s t a f f e r s a re svsil-able for consultations, even over the i

"Especially, first t imers m a y have questions about policies and don't know who to a s k / ' she said. "A kit of parents don't even know the ra t ios of providers to chil-dren. They don't know that for in-home care t f s one provider to six children.

"Paren t s need to know so they can Intelligently dis-cuss what ' s good for their chi ldren rather than leave It in the hands of someone else "

The 4C can provide resource information on child development, parent managemen t , childhood health and nutrition, age-appropriate toys, at-home parent-child activities sad agencies providing in-home c a r e

BUT ITS focus goes beyond child c a r e for Infants, toddlers and preschoolers.

The 4C maintains a day c a m p directory for school-aged children, has a toy lending l ibrary for child-care providers, a job bank for employers looking for work-ers and vice versa, workshops on such topics aa child abuse and AID6 and a men aad children's conducted by DeYampert 's husband, John.

A f o r m e r child-care p ro r id s r . John conducts i get-togethers that focus on act ivi t ies to do wtth chil-dren for fathers, men who work wi th children or any man interested ia w o r t i i * wtth chi ldren

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through local community colleges, for fami ly day-care providers. Staffers will also go Into day-care centers to do on-site training

"We have information on all kinds of topics, if only people knew where to call and that It's f r ee . " DeYam pert said "We've been around for s long t ime , but it 's

peoole still dou't know about a s " its getting onto the child-care merry-go-

rYampf r t has s few suggestions The first snd foremost Is not to make a hasty decision about a I or center -

Paren ts should know what goes on la the center setting, what their children would be i I how the employees interact with their children.

And the final decision shouldn't be bused < What goes on in s center may go on la a home on a smal ler scale but still be of the s a m e quality

"Paren t s ia haste will p lace their chtM with the f i rs t thing that comes a k a « " she said. "You need to v t t t

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clubs In action • WCST8IDE SINGLES

Westside Singles will have a daocevparty • p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday,

- # • £ ' *•. at Roma's of Livonia, on Schoolcraft wait of lnkster Road. TIM dnoce/pnrty is for singles age 21 and older Dreasy attire shoiild be wore (no jeans). Snacks and a budget bar win be featured. For more infor-mation. call the hot line, 542-3160

• SINGLE PROFESSIONALS The Single Professionals will meet

4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 21, for a golf - outing at Kensington Metro park For

reservations, call 47t-91Sl. Mem-bers will enjoy "An Evening of Jaxx" 8:90 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 1, at Max &

i s, J1205 Orchard Lake, south ' 14 Mile In Farmington Hills. Tbe

group is for singles ages 25 and old-er. For more information, call 478-9181.

• SATURDAY NIGHT Saturday Night Singles/Westside

will have a dance/party 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday. Aug. 21, at Roma's of Livonia, on Schoolcraft west of lnk-ster Road. Tbe dance/party is for singles age 21 and older. Dressy at-tire should be worn (no jeans). Snacks and a budget bar will be fea-tured. Admission price is 14 for men, f l for women. For more informa-

- Uon, call tbe hot line, 277-4242.

• CANTON NEWCOMERS Tbe Canton Newcomers Club will

meet 7 p.m. Wednesday, Sept 4, in the Sunflower Village Association clubhouse, 45800 Hanfqrd, Canton This will be the first meeting of the season. Some of the club's interest groups are: Play Groups, Arts and Crafts, Mom's Night Out, Couples So-cial and others. For reservations or more information, call 397-8514 or Ml-9302.

• PLYMOUTH NEWCOMERS The Plymouth Newcomers Club

will bold its first luncheon of the sea-son Thursday, Sept. 5, at the Italian Cucina, 39500 Ann Arbor Road, Plymouth Township. Hospitality time will be 11:30 a.m., lunch noon. Price is 812, and the deadline to make reservations is noon Tuesday. Sept. 3.

Those attending will learn about various Newcomers Club interest groups, and will have the opportuni-ty to sign up for activities. For reser-vations or more information, call 454-0768 or 459-7605. The club is for

' Plymouth or Plymouth Township ; residents who have lived in the com-

munity two years or less.

• BPW BINGO The Plymouth Business and Pro-

fessional Women will sponsor bingo 6:30-10 p m Thursday, Sept. 5, in The Gathering, across from Kellogg Park in downtown Plymouth. Tbe apmiai event is held in conjunction with the Plymouth Fall Festival. Pi meeds wm be used for the d u b ' s scholarship program. Cash prises will be given away. For more infor-mation, call 476-6655.

• CHILDBIRTH CLASS Tbe Plymouth Childbirth Educa-

tion Association will offer a seven-week series on prepared childbirth beginning 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 5, a t the Arbor Health Building, 990 W. Ann Arbor Trail, Plymouth. Classes will last two hours. For more infor-mation, call 459-7477.

• BOOK SALE The Plymouth branch, American

Association of University Women, will sell used books during the Plym-outh Fall Festival Thursday thnmgh Sunday, Sept. 5-8. AAUW members will have a festival booth and will

sell paperbacks priced at 50 cents per inch (according to the thickness of the book). Selections will include: fiction, mysteries, science fiction. Westerns and books for teenagers.

Proceeds will be used for scholar-ships for students at tbe University of Michigan, Michigan State Univer-sity. Schoolcraft College. Madonna University, Washtenaw Community College and the Plymouth-Canton adult education program

• WESTSIDE DANCE Westside Singles will bold a

dance/party 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday. Sept. 6. at Roma's of Livonia, on Schoolcraft west of lnkster Road The dance/party is for singles age 21 and older. Dressy attire should be worn (no jeans). There will be snacks and a budget bar. For more informa-tion, call tbe hot line, 562-3160.

• GARDENERS' SALE A fall gardeners' sale will be 9

a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday. Sept. 7, at tbe Matthaei Botanical Gardens, 1800 N. Dixboro, Ann Arbor. Fea-tured items will include: specimen trees and shrubs, hardy chrysan-themums, bulbs from Holland and orchids for in-home cultivation. Sale organizers will give complimentary seedlings to tbe first 100 adult pa-trons. Tbe sale is sponsored by tbe Friends of tbe Matthaei Botanical Gardens. For more information, call 998-7061.

• SATURDAY NIGHT Saturday Night Singles/Westside

will hold a dance/party 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 7, at Roma's of Livonia, on Schoolcraft west of lnk-ster Road. The dance/party is for singles ages 21 and older. Dressy at-tire should be worn (no jeans). There will be snacks and a budget bar. Ad-mission price is 84 for men, $1 for women. For more information, call the hot line. 277-4242.

• PARENTS WITHOUT PARTNERS

Livonia-Redford Chapter No. 130, Parents Without Partners, will hold its "Harvest Moon" dance 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday. Sept 7, at Mama Mia's, 27770 Plymouth Road, Livo-nia. The public may attend. For more information, call 464-1969. The chapter meets the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at Mama Mia's in Livonia. Activities designed for families and children are offered by Parents Without Partners.

• BETHANY DANCE Bethany West will have a dance 9

p.m. Saturday. Sept 7, in the gym at St. Robert Bellarmine, West Chicago and lnkster Road in Redford. Price is $6 Organizers are encouraging those who attend to wear Western attire (jeans acceptable), although that isn't mandatory. Bethany West is a Catholic organization for di-vorced and separated pcop*€. Tbe dance is for singles over age 21. Mu-sic will be varied. For more infor-mation, call 729-8515 or 255-3620 af-ter 5 p.m.

• GARDENER ALERT Members of the Plymouth Trail-

wood Garden Club have invited all gardeners to bring their prize bloom or their largest vegetable to place on display at the exhibit tent Sunday, Sept 8, during the Plymouth Fall Festival. Entries will be accepted 9 a.m. to noon. There will be junior and adult groupings in all flower and vegetable categories, and ribbons will be awarded. Master gardeners will choose the winners.

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• 5 0 - U P C L U B The St. John.Neumann Seniors/50-

Up Club will meet 5:30 p.m. Tues-day. Sept. 10, at the church, on War-ren between Sheldon and Canton Center in Canton. Tbe meeting will feature a 10th anniversary Mass and reception. For more information, call 459-4091 oj.495-1307

• EX-NEWCOMERS The Plymouth • Ex-Newcomers

Club will meet 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 10, in the Plymouth Township meeting room (formerly Friendly's Restaurant), Ann Arbor Road and Lilley. The meeting is for all current and prospective members.

• BIRTH CLASSES The Plymouth Childbirth Educa-

tion Association will offer a seven-week series of prepared childbirth classes beginning 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 10, at St. Michael Lutheran Church, 7000 Sheldon, Canton. Class-es will last two hours. For more in-formation, call 459-7477.

• AUDITIONS FOR PLAY Tbe Plymouth Theatre Guild will

bold auditions for the play "Steel Magnolias" 7 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, Sept 11-12, at the Water Tower Theater, on the campus of Northville Regional Hospital, 41001 W. Seven Mile, between Haggerty and Northville roads in Northville Township. Tbe cast consists of six female roles (ages 20 to 60-plus).

Performance dates for "Steel Magnolias," tbe first production of the 45th PTC season, will be Oct. 25-27. Nov. 1-3 and 8-9. Help is also needed behind the scenes For more information, call 349-7110.

• VICTORIAN FESTIVAL Northville's third annual Victorian

Festival will be Friday through Sun-day. Sept. 13-15. Tbe event, spon-sored by tbe Northville Community Chamber of Commerce, will begin with a parade Friday evening. Activ-ities and events will continue all day Saturday and Sunday. The Northville Arts Commission will sponsor an art show featuring the work of more than 50 artists.

Other activities will include: horse and carriage rides, trolley rides, sto-rytelling, medicine man shows, per-formances by strolling musicians, old-fashioned games and others. His-toric Mill Race Village will be open for tours. For more information, call 349-7640.

• BETHANY GROUP Bethany Northwest will meet 8

p.m. Friday, Sept. 13, at the social hall of Our Lady of Sorrows Church, 23615 Power, at Shiawassee in Farmington. The speaker will be

' Rick Bloom, who hosts the radio show "Money Talk." Bethany is a Catholic support group for divorced and separated people For reserva-tions or more information, call 471-2708 or 478-0533.

• GARAGE SALE The Plymouth-Canton Mothers of

Twins Club will hold its annual fall garage sale 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Satur-day, Sept 14. a t 37174 Fairfax, east of Newburgh, between Seven Mile and Eight Mile in Livonia. Tbe sale will feature clothing for infants and Children. Toys and equipment will also be sold.

• CONSERVATORY TOURS Conservatory tours will be offered

in September at the Matthaei Botan-ical Gardens. 1800 N. Dixboro, Ann Arbor. "The World Is Our Garden" tours are scheduled for 2 and 3 p.m. Sunday. Sept. 15. Saturday-Sunday, Sept. 21-22, and Saturday, Sept 28. Tours will last 50 minutes to one hour. Admission price is $1.

Tours are limited to 30 people per hour," and advance registration is re-quired. Those attending should plan to arrive 15 minutes early to regis-ter, as phone registrations aren't ac-cepted. For more information, call 998-7061.

• THEATRE GUILD Tbe Plymouth Theatre Guild will

hold its first general membership meeting of the season 7 p.m. Tues-day, Sept. 17, at the Water Tower Theatre, 41001 W. Seven Mile, be-tween Haggerty and Northville roads in Northville Township. The theater is on the campus of North-ville Regional Hospital.

Those attending will learn more about "Steel Magnolias," the first production of the PTG season. They will also see tbe production of the Fall Festival radio show, "Fog on the Bay," and meet representatives of West End Productions, a group hosting an acting workshop this fall. For more information, call 349-7110.

• CATHOLIC SINGLES The Catholic Alumni Gub will

meet 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 18, at the Livonia Civic Center Library, 32777 Five Mile. There will be a speaker from the Coalition on Tem-porary Shelter. Refreshments will be served. For more information, call 981-8197 or 247-8426.

A Labor Day picnic will be held 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. Sept. 1, at Camp Dearborn in Milford. It is sponsored by tbe Catholic Alumni Club and the Catholic Singles Associ-ation Price is |7 , including bever-ages, snacks and picnic food. For more information, call 882-0990 or 247-8426

• MOTHERS OF TWINS The Plymouth-Canton Mothers of

Twins Club will hold its annual pot-luck dinner 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 19 Mothers of "multiples" who would like to attend may call 455-9637 for information.

• CANTON NEWCOMERS The Canton Newcomers Club will

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• CHILDBIRTH SERIES The Plymouth Childbirth Educa-

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• TOWN HALL MOVES Due to the closing of tbe Radisson

Hotel In Plymouth, tbe Northville Town Hall lecture series will meet at the Holiday Inn at North Laurel Park, on Six Mile at 1-275 In Livonia. Meetings will be Mondays (rather than Thursdays) and will include: Carmel Quinn, Oct. 14; B. Carter Randall, Nov. 11; Richard Lam par ski, March 9\ and Dr. Vladimir Sa-kha rov, April 13. For more informa-tion, call Bonnie Dewan, 437-9645, Sue Korte, 349-2032, or Frances Mattison, 420-0422

• CIVITAN CLUB The Plymouth-Canton Civitan

Club is a community service organi-zation for men and women. It meets 7:30 p.m. the first Thursday of tbe month for a business meeting at the Plymouth Community Chamber of Commerce office. The club meets 6:30 p.m. the third Thursday of the month at the Italian Cucina. 39500 Ann Arbor Road, Plymouth Town-ship, for a dinner meeting and pro-g r a m For more information, call 464-1129 or 455-9720.

• MALA WISLA Tbe Mala Wisla Dance Ensemble

is accepting registrations for classes beginning in September. Children and teenagers ages 3-18 will learn Polish ethnic dances and folk songs. Classes will be held in tbe Plymouth area. The group will hold its fifth an-nual dinner theater In the spring. For more information, call 459-5696.

• JAYCEES The Plymouth-Canton Jaycees

meet 8 p.m. the fourth Thursday of each month at the Plymouth Cultur-al Center, 525 Farmer The non-prof-it organization is dedicated to com-munity service and individual devel-opment. For more information, call Cam Miller, 453-1915. or Ronnita

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tion of Livonia offers a variety of classes Participants learn about pregnancy, labor, delivery and other topics. There are six-week classes for new parents, two- and four-week refresher classes, and a monthly breast-feeding class. Weekday class-es are 7-9:30 p.m, Saturday classes 9-11:30 a.m. For more information, call tbe registrar, 937-0665

• MUSEUM FUN Tbe Plymouth Historical Museum

is at 155 S. Main, Plymouth. It is open to the public 1-4 p.m. Wednes-day, Thursday and Saturday, 2-5 p.m. Sunday.

Museum admission price is 61.50 for adults, 50 cents for students ages 5-17, free for children under 5. Fam ily rate is $4. For more information, call 455-8940.

• CANTON HISTORY The Canton Historical Museum,

corner of Canton Center and Proctor in Canton, is open 1-3 p.m. Tuesday and 1-4 p.m. Saturday. A collection of Great Lakes Indians materials is on exhibit. The Canton Historical So-ciety operates the musevlm For more information, call 397-0068.

• NEW BEGINNINGS New Beginnings, a grief support

group, meets 7-9 p.m. Mondays at the Plymouth Church of Christ, 9301 Sheldon, just south of Ann Arbor Road, Plymouth. Meetings are open to those grieving as a result of a death or divorce. Free admission For more information, call 453-7630

• BRIDGE GROUP The Party Bridge Group meets 1-4

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Nicholette LaFontaine of Plym-outh and Paul Henry Giles of Livo-nia were married July 27 at the First Congregational Church in Romeo. Tbe Rev. J. Alton Cressman of Port Huron performed tbe double ring ceremony.

Parents of the couple are Paul and Jeanne LaFontaine of Romeo and Henry and Noreen Giles of Livonia.

Tbe bride is a graduate of Romeo High School and of the University of Michigan, where she earned a bache-lor of fine arts degree. She is em-ployed as the sales manager for the family automobile dealership. Arbor Dodge in Ann Arbor.

Her husband is a graduate of Livo-nia Bentley High School. He attend-ed tbe University of Michigan and is a graduate of Lawrence Technologi-cal University, where he earned a bachelor of science degree in busi-ness administration with a major in finance. He is employed as a finan-cial planner with IDS Financial Ser-vices Inc., a subsidiary of American Express.

Sister of the bride Mary Lee Hem-strom was the matron of honor. The bridesmaids were Martha Riordan-Forgacs, Shelly Lowe, Barbara Ben-son-Bart h and Dana Elizabeth Radke.

George Stencel was the best man. The groomsmen were brother of the bride Paul LaFontaine, Timothy Ely, Robert Simmons and Mark White. Gunnie Hemstrom was the ring bearer.

For her wedding, the bride wore a

white Italian silk gown which fea-tured an embroidered Alencon lace bodice with pearl accents, a sweet-heart neckline, short puffed Sleeves, and a basque waistline. The gown had a full skirt with a cathedral-length train.

The sleeves, skirt and train fea-tured an intricate design of cutwork overlaid with Alencon lace. Her fingertip veil fell from a wreath headpiece of Alencon lace and pearls accented by a pouf She carried a cascading bouquet of white and brid-al pink roses accented with stephanotis and English ivy

A dinner reception was held after the ceremony at Addison Oaks.

The newlyweds will take a trip through New England this fall. They are making their home in Plymouth.

Diles-Way

Sharon Annette Way of Canton and Timothy Randall Diles of North Lit-tle Rock, Ark., were married Aug. 3 at the Plymouth Church of Christ Clifford Tucker performed the cere-mony.

Parents of the couple are Bob and Patricia Way of Canton and Bob and Mary Diles of North Little Rock.

The bride is a graduate of Plym-outh Salem High School. She is a third-year student at Harding Uni-versity.

Her husband is a graduate of Cen-tral Arkansas Christian High School and of Harding University. He is a second-year medical student at the University of Arkansas.

The bride's attendants were Crys-tal Hardy, Debbie MacArthur, Kyla Martin and Jamie Bryant.

Todd Gilliam was tbe best man. Brother of the bridegroom Allen Diles, Mark Hodges and Trey Chan-dler were tbe bridegroom's other at-tendants. Ryan Torz was the ring bearer.

The bride's bouquet included white

lilies. Bouquets of her attendants in-cluded antique rose roses with lace and beading.

A reception was at the Plymouth Church of Christ.

After a wedding trip to northern Michigan, the newlyweds are mak-ing their home in North Little Rock.

Hoskins-Smith

Rachel Smith and Randall Hoskins were married Aug. 17 at the Cameo Wedding Chapel in Plymouth.

The bride is the daughter of Paul and Earlene Smith. She is a graduate of Plymouth Canton High School and is employed in Ypsilanti.

Her husband is a graduate of Bell County High School He is also em-ployed in Ypsilanti.

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Susan Beth Drake of Westland and Mark Dennis Bmshaber of Westland were married June 22 at Geneva Presbyterian Church in Canton. The Rev. Kenneth Gruebel performed the ceremony

Parents of the couple are David and Cheryl Drake of Peoria, 111-, for-merly of Canton, and Dennis and Nancy Brushaber of Beaverton, Mich \

The bride is a graduate of Plym-outh Salem High School and of West-ern Michigan University. She is em-ployed as a counselor at Credit Counseling Centers Inc.

Her husband is a graduate of Beaverton High School and of West-ern Michigan University. He is em-ployed as an accountant with Coopers & Lybrand.

Sister of the bride Julie Drake was the maid of honor The bridesmaids were Karen Howard, Denise Ghent. Karen Olson. Kelly Allore, Shellie Bodnar and Kerry Lebel

William O'Brien was the best man. Brother of the bridegroom Matt

Brushaber. brother of the bride-groom Brad Brushaber, brother of the bride Patrick Drake, Scott Snyder. Terry Bukowski and Mark Layman were the bridegroom's other attendants.

A reception was held at Roma's of Livonia. i

Following a wedding trip to tbe Pocono Mountains, the newlyweds are making their home in Westland

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ton Road, Livonia will have an arts and ci aft show Satuiday Oct 12 Spaces are still available For infor-mation. call 471-4552. • IMMACULATE CONCEPTION K OF C

The Women of the Immaculate Conception Knights of Columbus Council will have a boutique 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7. at the K of C Hall. 30759 Ford Road, Garden City Eight-foot tables are available for $20 For information, call 422-0373, 425-52#8. 941-7812 or 561-3816 • ST. DAMIAN

St Damian School and Sodality will have an arts and craft show from 9 30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 12 Crafters are needed Table rental fee is $28 For information, call 454-0376 • ST. THEOOORE

St Theodore's Confraternity of Christian Mothers will have a boutique from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the church. 8200 Wayne, between Joy and Cowan roads Tables are avail-able for $18 For information, call 427-7106

• ST. DUNSTAN St Duns tan Catholic Church, 1646

Beltoo, Garden City, will have * boutique Saturday, Oct. 19. Ei fb ' foot tablfs are available for $16 information, call 425-^282 • KIRK OF OUfl SAVIOR ^

Kirk of Our Savior Church, .4*60 Cherry Hill. Westiaed. will h*v« an arts and craft show Saturday, Nov 2. Tables available: six-foot tm 113 and eight-foot for $16. For inferma Uon, call 422-6505 or 721-8971* it, • ST. PAUL LUTHERAN

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• ST. PAUL CHURCH OF CHRIST

St Paul United Church of Christ 26550 Cherry Hill, near John Daly. Dearborn Heights, will have a craft show Saturday. Nov 9 For tnforma Uon, call 278-7270 or 562-2805

• HOSANNA TABOR Hosanna Tabor Church, 9604 Lev

erne. Redford will have an arts and craft show from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m Saturday. Oct 5 Crafters are need ed The fee for an eight-foot table is $20. or rent two for $35 For infor mation, call 522-8137

Deasley-Kisabeth

For her wedding, the bride wore a fkjor-lejigth gown of peach and white satin. She carried a bouquet of white and peach pastel silk flowers and wore a matching headpiece.

The bride's mother made the flo-ral bouquets carried by the bridal party and also made the bride's headpiece.

A reception was held at the home of the bride's parents

Following a wedding trip to Frankenmuth, Mich., the newlyweds are making their home in Ypsilanti.

Marie Kisabeth of Plymouth and Bryan Thomas Deasley of To-ronto. Ontario, Canada, were mar-ried June 22 at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church in Plymouth The Rev James Wysocki performed tbe ceremony.

Parents of the couple are Gordon and Michele Kisabeth of Plymouth and Harry and Shirley Deasley of Toronto.

The bride is a graduate of Plym-outh Salem High School and of the University of Michigan, where she earned a bachelor of arts degree

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MASSES

Saturday 4 30 * 6 30 P.M. Sun 7:30. 9:00, 11:00 A.M * 1:00 P.M

SAINT ANNE'S CHURCH m Rrdfort Sonet? o» (M PIm * • TredKlooal Latin Ma..

33310 Jo* Hoed 5 Mk» E o4 Trlr*r.ph • 534 21J1

Mass Schedule: Sunday Mass 12:15

Roaary A Confraaton bclorr Mu<

C H R 1 S T A D E L P H I A N S

O U R LADY O F C,<K>D C O U N S E L 1160 Pcnn iman Ave P l ymou th • 453-0326

Rev I ante* WysocUi. P*»ior MCM.-PH <hOO A.M.. Sal 1 00 P.M

Sunday It OO. lOOO A.M and UflO P M

C « n U « T A D * L M f I A N S

Sunday Memorial 10:00 A M Wednesday BHMe Class 8:00 P M

Mi Parttdale. Uvonia • 4*3-7810

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LUTHERAN CHURCH MISSOURI SYNOD

CHRIST OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHURCH 1 4 1 7 5 F a r m i n g t o n R d . ( J u s t N . o f J e f f r i e s X - W a y )

L i v o n i a Phone : 522-6830 LUTHER A. WERTH, PASTOR

S u n d a y W o r s h i p 8 : 3 0 , 1 1 : 0 0 A . M . S u n d a y S c h o o l & B i b l e C l a s s 9 : 4 5 A . M .

W e e k D a y S c h o o l , P r e - S c h o o l , K i n d e r g a r t e n

Sharing the Love of Christ k f l .

ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN MISSOURI SYNOD

High & Elm Streets. Northville T LuDecK Pastor

Kinne. Associate Pastor Church 34S-3I4Q - School 349-3146

Sunday Worship 8 30 & 11 00 A M Sunday School 9 45 A M

Saturday Vespers 6 00 P M

H0SAMMA - T ABOR LLtTMtRAK CHURCH 1 SCHOOL 9600 Lev erne - So Radford - 937 7424

«= Rev Gtorvn'Kopper .< Rev Lawrence Wmo

WORSHIP WITH US Sundays 6 30 & 11 00 A M Monday Evening 7:00 P M

w o n Scnoo. 4 OHM Own » « l » Christian Scnoo* Pr» Scnooi-Btn Grade

Mr* Pat Sadler 937 2233

S T . M A T T H E W L U T H E R A N Church & School 5885 Venoy 1 Blk N of f oro BO WeUUna *ZUU*0

Div ine W o r s h i p a & 10:45 A.M. B ib le C lass & SS 9:15 A.M.

M o n d a y Even ing Serv ice 7:30 P M. R»ph Fische*. Pastor

Gary 0 Meadapohi. Associate Pastor

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH

IN AMERICA

GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH MISSOURI SYNOD

25630 GRAND RIVER at BEECH OALV 532-2266 „ REDFORD TWP

' Worship Service 9:15 & 11:00 A.M. Sunday School 9:15 & 11:00 A.M.

Nursery Provided Rev. V ic tor F. Ha lboth , Pastor

Rev. T imo thy Halboth . Assoc . Pastor

LUTHERAN CHURCH WISCONSIN SYNOD

ST. MICHAEL LUTHERAN CHURCH

W o r s h i p S e r v i c e 8 : 0 0 r - 9 : 3 0 & 11 :00 A . M .

S a t u r d a y S e r v i c e 5 :30 p . m .

J e r r y Y a m e l l Sr . P a s t o r

7000 N Sheldon, Canton Twp - 459-3333 dust South ol Warren R E -

UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

Salem United Church of Christ 33424 Oak land Ave • Farmington 48335

( 3 1 3 ) 4 7 4 - 6 8 8 0

Sunday Schedule Divine Worship 9:30 AM

4 W J Child Care Available

Barrier-free Sanctuary

Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Churches

WISCONSIN LUTHERAN RADIO HOUR"

WCAR 1090 SUM DAY 10:30 A.M.

In Uvonia St Paul Ev Lutheran Church

17810 Farmington Road Pastors Carl Pagel S James Hoff

261-1360 WORSHIP SERVICES

Sunday 8:30 & 10 A.M. Monday 7:00 P.M

In P l y m o u t h

St. Peter Ev. Lu theran Church 1343 Penniman Ave • 453-3393 Pastors Mark Freier & Daniel Helwig

Worship Services 8:00 A 10:30 A.M.

Sunday School & Bible Class 9:15 A.M.

In R e d f o r d T o w n s h i p Lo la Park Ev. Lu the ran C h u r c h

14750 Kinloch Pastor Edward Zetl - 532-6655

Worship Services 8:30 & 11:00 A.M. '

Sunday School 9:45 A.M.

UNITED METHODIST

ST. M A T T H E W S U N I T E D M E T H O D I S T

30900 Sua Mile Rd (Bet Merriman ( MuMieoen) Chuck Sooqu-si Paskx • Kearney KirktJy Assoc

10:00 A .M ' Worsh ip & Church School 11 15 A M Adult Study Classes

Nursery Provided • 422-6038

CHERRY HILL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Randy Whltcomb

M O R N I N G WORSHIP 10:00 A M

321 Ridge Road Just Sou th o l Cherry Hill in Canton

H A R D I N P A R K U N I T E D M E T H O D I S T C H U R C H

29887 West Eleven Mike Road Just West o l Middlebei t

476-8860 Farmington Hills

Worship A Church School

September 1 st

"Moses and the Mid-Life Crisis" R e v P e n n i m a n p r e a c h i n g

Dr William Rrner Rev David B Penniman Rev Ro6«rt Bough Rev WiHiam Fraye«

WH1.COM l:

hirst United Methodist Church of Plymouth 45201 N Territorial Rd. • 453-5280

W o r s h i p at 10:00 A.M. Min is te rs :

John N Grenfel l Jr • Dr Frederick C Vosburg M

Kevin L Miles

NEWBURG UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

36500 Ann Arbor Trail Uvon ia s Oldest Church

422-0149 10 OO A M Worship Serv.ce

S Sunday School S e p t e m b e r 1st

" A S t r a n g e L a b o r C o n t r a c t "

Dr David E Church preaching

M in i s te rs

Dr. David E. Church, Rev. David Evans Ray

Afc/rsery PrmMteO

ALDI UNITED M E f H O D I S T (?HURCH

.Redford Twp

10000 BBECH DALYJfoAD SMOMTI Pyrrfr^r" ana <M^TCr*caQO

Redford Ml 48239 937-3170 Worsh ip Services

8:00 & 10:00 A.M.

Sunday School for al l Ages 9:00 A M

S e p t e m b e r 1s t

"Oh Boy! A Methodist !"

N u r s e r y A v a i l a b l e Pastors M Clement Parr and

Bufford W Coe Robin Knowies Wallace. Organist

CHRISTIAN CHURCHES

BAHA'I FAITH

EVANGELICAL PRESBYTERIAN

feri PRESBtfTlRIAM

Q1Ur\CM Farmington Road and Six Mi le

422-1150 S U N D A Y S E R V I C E B R O A D C A S T

9 : 3 0 A . M W M U Z - F M 103 .5

SUNDAY. September 1. 19»1 MOLT COMMUNION 8:00. 9.15. 10.45 a.m. and 12.06 p.m.

Worsh ip and Sunday S c h o o l 8:00, 9:15, 10:45 a.m.

"THE GOSPEL OF W O R K " . Dr Bartlett L Hess

12:08 p .m. " O N A MISSION OF FULFILLMENT"

Rev John Cr immins

7:00 p.m. "WHAT IS YOUR COMMISSION?"

Rev Harold W E d m o n d s

Continuous Shuttle Bus service each Sunday from Stevenson High School from 7 30 am. to 1:30 p m

Wednesday 7:00 p.m.

SCHOOL OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION (Activities for Ail Ages)

Munmry ProvMtnS af Ail S»vces

APOSTOLIC LUTHERAN CHURCH

FIRST APOSTOLIC LUTHERAN C H U R C H 2 6 3 2 5 H a i s t e a d R o a d at 11 M i l e

F a r m i n g t o n H i l l s , M i c h i g a n

Services Every Sunday at 10 30 A M

Also, 1st & 3rd Sunday at 7 00 P M

Sunday School - 9:15 A M

Bible Class - Tuesday 7:30 P M

Song Services Las! Sunday of Month 7 00 P M

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T R I N I T Y P R E S B Y T E R I A N C H U R C H

10101 W. Ann Arbor Rd.. Plymouth at Got t f redson & Ann Arbor Rd

W o r s h i p S e r v i c e s 8 :30 A .M. a n d 11:00 A . M .

SUNDAY S C H O O L FOR ALL A G E S 9 :30 A .M.

Dr W m C Moore Pastor Rev Wm Branham Associate Pastor i

Nursery Provided m P h o n e 459-9550

PRESBYTERIAN (U.S.A.)

Rosedale Gardens Presbyterian Church, (U.S.A.) H u b b a r d a t W. C h i c a g o • Livonia • 4 2 2 - 0 4 9 4

X

R e v . R i c h a r d I. P e t e r s

Worship , Church School 9:30 A M Nursery Care Available

VILLAGE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 2 5 3 5 0 W e s t S i * M i l e Redford • 534-7730

P a u l S. B o u s q u e t t e . P a s t o r

Worship Sunday - 10:00 A.M.

• Hursery Pwutec • Wheelchair Accessible '

ST. TIMOTHY CHURCH

*16700 N e w b u r g h R o a d

' L ivon ia • 464-8844 Summer Worship Service 10:00 A.M. "What A r e W® Working For?"

Rev. Janet Noble Janet Noble. Pastor

A Creative CM* CarWerad Corwvenon Nursery Provided - Barrier Free

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Main & Church HYHOilTH (313) 453-6464

Summer Worship 10:00 A M ChUdren s Programs A Nursery 10 00 A M

Philip Aodgers Uagee Leland L See*® Jr Mmis>»> Associate

"We have been contemporary since 1835"

PENTECOSTAL

FULL G O S P E L CHURCH OF PLYMOUTH

291 E. SPRING ST. 3 Brocks N ol Main - 2 Blocks E ot MH>

UflfBHP&Ve mrui. 11 M mt t » P» IC»»| •> W l • III—» >•!

Pastor f r a n k Howard Ch 453-0323

Pastor Frank Howard - Ch 463-0323

CHURCHES OF CHRIST

M I H O R I U € H I R< H o r I M M 1ST (Christian Church)

35475 Five Mile Rd 484-8722 MARK McGILVREY Minister

Steve Allen Youth Minister

BIBLE SCHOOL (A* ages) 9 30 A M 8 15AM Serv«e • Mormng WOrV*P '0 45 A M

Evening Worsh<p & *outh Mew>ff6 30 P M

YOU ARE INVITED GARDEN CITY PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH (U.S.A.) 1841 Middlebei t • 421 7620

W o r s h i p & Nursery 10:00 A M.

C h u r c h S c h o o l th ru 6 th Grade 10:00 A M.

Elevator Available Gaietii D Ba»e> Pastcx

GENEVA P R E S B Y T E R I A N C H U R C H (U.S.A. )

\ 5535 S h e l d o n Rd , C a n t o n : (Just North of Kmart)

459-0013 Dr Kenneth D Lister. Pastor

Worsh ip & Sunday Schoo l 10 00 A M

Handicappao Acc***iWa Raaoorcaa tv Mea* mg ano Sight Imcaweo

COVENANT CHURCH OF AMERICA

FAITH

COVENANT

M * M CHURCH

Making Faith a Way of Life

S u n d a y S c h o o l f o r a i l a g e s

9:00 A.M.

' W O R S H I P S E R V I C E _

10:00 A M.

September 1st

"God Meant if for Good" Rev Icenogle

33415 W. 14 Mile (at Drake) Farmington Hills

661-9191

Rev J Christopher Icenogle Rev David S Noreen

Rev Douglas J Holmberg

ASSEMBLIES O f GOD

WEST SIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Plymouth Canton High

Joy Road & Canton Center

454-9587 Worsmp Service » OO A M VaHl Scnoo. io IS • M

Suvu t tvenane Voult, *roe>ar* IOOPM

That seeke* snouid also regard oacntxlmg as grievous er ro> and •»•!' rumaeif moot tram us ,KKT»i»or< o»muui as oackbiOng guar«ne^

me light ot the lean and ertir,

Agio«n«w trie Me ol (he soul

I

BAHA'I FAITH

456 7845 or 4 5 ^ 9 1 2 9

RESURRECTION CATMOUC CHURCH 981-6600

Rev Richard A Pe»*e«o Pastor

Sunday Mass 10:00 a.m.

Pioneer Middle School l between Canton Center Rd

and MoCtumpha Rd

Briubt ipoor Tahcrpaclo A s s e m b l i e s of G o d

26555 Franklin Rd • Southfield Mi (I e06 S Tategraph Wesi of MoMlay m»i

A Cnansmahc Chore* people of many Dmmraiion t wor%n^> ros^errw M O R N I N G W O R S H I P 8:30 A.M. 8 11:00 A M

SUNDAY SCHOOL 1 0 ^ 0 A M Ce lebra t ion of Praise I JO P M

7:30 P .M. W e d Adult, Youth A Chi ldren „ ^ 11:00 A.M. Worship Service "Live" C h u r e h ON WLQV 1500 AM P r a r W

392 «300 Frsnlrlln Boad Chrutlan School « Gr*o. J J53 8208

Nixsery provided at all services CALVIN C RATZ PASTOR

FAIRLANE ASSEMBLY WEST (Assembly of God)

41-355 Si* Mile Rd . . Nor thv i l l e S u n d a y W o r s h i p

8:30 a n d 11:00 a m A 6 :30 p m Fairlana West Christian School

Preschool A K8 348 9031

TRI-CITY ASSEMBLY OF GOO 7100 Harmen B

3384330 MK^aan Ave A

Paattv Vw»y A Si Sunday Sc»«oo! 144 * M

•She e 30 and 11 00 A M Evarang WarVvp • 00 » M

Wed «a~wy ••gm 7 00 P M

Trip across the ocean's an eye-opener Summer provides opportunity to learn By Jul ie Brown staff writer

Paul Sass will bead home soon with great memor ies of this summer — everything f rom eating his first Coney Island hot dog to making some lifelong fr iends

Sass, a 20-year-old Englishman, is working this summer at the First United Methodist Church of Plym-outh. He's a theology student at the University of Wales in Bangor, and has found his t ime on this side of the Atlantic both educational and enjoy-able

"I 've got a lot of love and fellow-ship out of the summer ," Sass said "I think those friendships will last a long t ime."

He's learned a great deal about pastoral ministry through his work at the church At school, Sass is a counselor for the telephone and drop-in listening service His work this summer will help him with that.

IT'S NOT every day that students f rom the United Kingdom come to work at churches in the United States. Sass found out about the op-portunity through relatives of the Rev. John Grenfell Jr. , senior pastor at the First United Methodist Church of Plymouth.

Grenfell 's relatives had come to visit tbe United States. Sass. who sings in a church choir with those people, heard about the opportunity to come to Plymouth

"Here I am." He arrived in the United States in early July and will head home Sept 12 Sass hadn't pre-viously visited the states

He was bom in Manchester and his family now lives in Reading, west of London He's working on his bachelor of divinity degree and plans to graduate in 1993

After that, he'll either do postgra-duate work, teach or go into the min-istry

He was christened in the Method-

ist church in England and conf i rmed in the Church of England. His church at home in Reading is Anglican.

Sass has handled a variety of du-ties this summer at the Firs t United Methodist Church, oo North Terri to-rial in Plymouth Township.

"I 've been particularly involved with the youth ministry." He went on a trip to Cedar Point to Ohio with young people from the church short-" ly a f te r his arrival.

SASS WAS involved in the recent vacation Bible school at the church. He and others from the congregation went to Appalachia this s u m m e r as part of a service project

"I was very pleased to be a part ic-ipant in that ." He was one of nine people, both teens and adults, who worked with volunteers f rom other churches on a home repair /const ruc-tion project for low-income famil ies in West Virginia.

He's also assisted with worship services and has been involved in pastoral care, visiting people a t home and in the hospital.

Sass hasn't really been homesick, although he's looking forward to see-ing his family and friends in Septem-ber.

"There 's not really been that much of a culture shock for me."

The heat did take some gett ing used to, and Sass is accustomed to more rain a t home

Sass has been able to drive in the United States, and hasn't found it all that difficult to stay on the right side of the road

The size of the mountains in Ap-palachia wasn't a surprise to Sass, who's used to seeing hills and moun-tains in England and Wales. He was surprised at how large things are and how great distances can be in the states, and noticed that southern Michigan is relatively flat .

HE'S SEEN some differences when it comes to worship. His

BILL BRESLER/staff photograph

P a u l S a s s . a t h e o l o g y s t u d e n t a t t h e U n i v e r s i t y of W a l e s , i s w o r k i n g t h i s s u m m e r a t t h e F i r s t U n i t e d M e t h o d i s t C h u r c h of P l y m o u t h . S a s s , 20, i s f r o m E n g l a n d .

church at home is smaller than the Plymouth congregation, the church building in England is also consider-ably older Services he's seen in the states tend to be less formal

"It 's nice to get a change as well." He's found Americans tend to be

more extroverted and outgoing than their counterparts in Great Britain Americans aren ' t more or less gen-erous, however, he's found

Sass has met other college stu-dents at the church He's not accus-

tomed to hearing talk about g rade levels, so that took some gett ing used io as well All in all, the stu-dents aren't that much different .

Not really, no I think they 've still got the same concerns and s a m e problems I've found that they ' re great fun to be with."

Sass hasn't watched a grea t deal of TV in the United States other than the news, but has noticed the var ie ty of channels "Oh yes, I 'm used to four channels "

He traveled through Ohio and West Virginia during the recent mis-sion trip Sass hopes to visit par t s of Canada before going home. He'd like to return to the s ta tes at some point

When he gets home, he'll have about one week off before resuming his studies His coursework includes study of Hebrew and Greek.

The program provides vocational training for church work and isn't limited to those who plan to enter the ministry Sass may instead teach

either at the university level or at the comprehensive level, the United Kingdom equivalent of high school

If be goes into the ministry. Sass isn't sure he'd be ordained in the An-glican church Tbe United Kingdom mciudes a number of Methodist congregations, he said

Sass appreciates the warm wel-come he's received at the church "I enjoy it very much I 've had some good experiences while I 've been here "

Sharing planet with the rest of creation is essential Little boys and frogs have gone

together for almost as long as hot dogs and mustard Though I re-member the exci tement of holding those little green jumping ma-chines. a recent experience has caused me to reconsider this one-way love a f fa i r

I was reading on the edge of a lake in the quiet of the north when a family deposited their children on the sand Quicker than a frog can jump, three frogs found them-selves to be inhabiting a soup can

A little sister of one of tbe proud owners of the reluctant pet frogs shrieked, "Oh goody, what are we going to name them?" The re-sponse was quite emphatic: "You

moral perspectives

Rev. Robert Schaden can't name them, cuz they ' re my f rogs I own them."

The child had it right, at least in part: naming anyone or anything implies ownership

But how does one own something as f r ee as a f r o g ' Alas, tbe frogs were not only named, they were entered in a race to de termine

whether the one whose leg was bro-ken in the process could jump as rapidly as the other two

AT THIS point enter the parents with video camera in focus It was time to record the winners and the losers for vacation 91. The children cheered the frogs, the parents

cheered the children and the show went on

As the frogs continued to provide entertainment, I wondered just what these children were learning

Certainly they were learning something about the relationship of humankind to the rest of creat ion What were they learning about the

tures and smaller c rea tures ' ' What sense of animal rights did they take home with them"* Perhaps they learned that we can own what we choose, if we are powerful enough

There is really no one to b lame for what was learned on this Sun-day afternoon These were not del-inquent little boys Their pa ren t s

appeared to be good people who certainly were not there to teach bad messages The little sisters were simply being their shrieking selves These were good people.

But blaming is not the issue The issue is awareness The issue is how willing any of us are to redefine our relationship to the rest of cre-ation. Man Y of us. and J am includ ed. have done our part to put things where they a re How willing are we to put them back where they belong''

WE HAVE all had a share in the taking, the owning and the naming Like the family who can now show frog races on their VCR. we are

good people, but life continues to challenge us to new awareness

Such awareness may be uncom-fortable at times, since it indeed dees call for discarding previously accepted behaviors

But if we can bring ourselves to accept the challenge to put things back where they should be. then per (laps, m o r e than a tiandf frogs will benefit. The video cam-era can always be focused on something else

The Rev Rober t Schadev is UTth the Newman House cam-pus ministries at Schoolcraft College in Lnxmia

religion calendar

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Items for the religion calendar should be submitted no later than noon Friday the week prior to puNication

• S P E A K E R The Rev Ray Bringham will teach

at the 10 a m Sunday school hour and will preach at the 11 a m ser-vice Sunday. Sept 1, at the United Assembly of God. 46500 N Territori-al. west of Sheldon in Plymouth Township Also, the film "The Ap-pointment" will be shown at 6 3 0 p.m Sunday. Sept 1 Both events are open to the public For information, call 453-4530

• RALLY DAY St Timothy Presbyterian Church.

16700 Newburgh, Livonia, will have its annual fall Sunday school "Rally Day" 9 30-10 50 a m Sunday,Sept 8 For information, call 464-8844

• C H I C K E N B A R B E C U E A chicken barbecue will be 1-4

p m S u n d a y . S e p t 8 a t M e a d o w b r o o k C o n g r e g a t i o n a l Church. 21S55 Meadowbrook. be-tween Eight Mile and Nine Mile in Novi Pr ice is 16 for adults, 13 for children under age 8 Dinner will in-clude half a chicken (one-fourth for children), salad, potatoes, rolls, beverage and dessert For informa-tion, call 348 7757

• BIBLE S C H O O L The community Bible class laught

by Margaret Hess will begin its fall •ession Tuesday. Sept 10. at Ward Presbyterian Church. 17000 Farm-ington Rood, near Six Mile in Livo-nia Small groups will meet 9 30-9 55 a.m to discuss the lesson Hess leaches the class as a whole 10-11

a m The subject for the f irst Tues-day will be Zephaniah, "When God Acts "

During class, infants and toddlers will be cared for in nurseries, and a program of Bible stories, p layt ime and creat ive activities will be pro-vided for children ages 2-5

Hess is a graduate of Coe College. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and has taught Bible classes in the Chicago and De-troit a reas and as a short- term mis-sionary in the Philippines

The class follows a course wri t ten by Hess which goes through the en-u r e Bible ir eight years New mem-bers can enter at anytime Study ma-terials. priced at $2, will be avail-able 20 minutes before the f irst c lass

Sister Mary Carol Zubr ickae will enter • clinical pastoral educat ion program this tall at Bethany Ms die el Canter In Kansae City, Kan.

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• K I N G ' S KIDS The School of Sacred Arts of Ward

Presbyterian Church has fall open-ings for new members of the King s f Kids' Chorus, the children's choir for fourth through seventh graders Reg-ular rehearsals are 4 30-6 p m Mon- (

days Those interested are asked to come prepared to sing a favori te song 4 30-5 30 p m Monday. Sept 9. or 4-4:30 p m Monday, Sept 16 Au-ditions will take place in the sanctu-ary choir room Tuition price is $36 plus a $5 materials music fee For information, call 422-3459

• FINAL V O W S Sister Mary Carol Zubrickas. a

Sister of Saint Francis of Perpetual Adoration, celebrated her final com-mitment to God the church and her religious community Aug 11 through profession of lifelong vows at a cele-bration at Mount Saint Francis in Colorado Springs She is the daugh-ter of Mr and Mrs Leo Zubntsky of Livonia

Zubrickas is a graduate of Colora-do State University She has minis-tered to elderly people in Denver, Colo, as ass is tant d i rec tor of L I F E Inc . and as recreation di-rector consultant for the activities program at the Gardens at St Eliza-beth She has also served as part t ime chaplain at St John s Hospice in Lakewood. Colo

This fall, she will enter a clinical pastoral educat ion p rogram at Bethany Medical Center in Kansas City. Kan . to obtain certification as a chaplain

• YARO SALE The Metropolitan Seventh-Day

Adventist Church 15585 Haggerty between Five Mile and Six Mile

Plymouth, will have a yard sale 9 a m to 4 p m Monday, Sept 2 A va-riety of household and miscel laneous i tems will be sold, along with fresh-ly-baked bread

• ACTIVITY C L U B Antioch Lutheran Church. 33360

W 13 Mile. Farmington Hills, will have a new activity club for children in kindergarten through fifth grade It will meet 2 4 p m the second Sun-day of the month The first meet ing will be Sunday, Sept 8 Pa ren t vol-unteers are needed For regis t ra t ion information call 626-7906

• C O U P L E T O C O U P L E The Couple to Couple League will

sponsor its next series on natural family planning beginning 10 a m -to noon Saturday Sept 14 at St Thom-as a Becket 555 Lilley, Canton The series will continue once a month with meetings Oct 5. Oct 26 and Nov 16 Private counseling will also be available Registrat ior price in-cludes all materials for c lass To register or for information, call John or Claire Mueller 729-5407

• G O S P E L MUSIC Lowell Mason will appear 6 30

p m Sunday. Sept 22, at Memorial Church of Christ, 35475 Five Mile, Livonia Mason has been called the "World's Smallest Gospel Singer" because of his heLght of 46 inches Little Lowell and the Masons t ravel nearly 10.000 miles each year taking the Gospel to those of sll f a i ths A freewill offering will be taken

• S A C R E D A R T S The fall term of the Ward Presby

t e n a n Church School of Sacred Art will start Thursday. Sept 12, and

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continue through Friday. Dec 6. at the church. 17000 Farmington Road, at Six Mile in Livonia Tbe school of-fers instruction in the arts, including voice, instruments, d rama and draw-ing Students may register 2-6 p.m. Wednesday through Friday. Sept 4-6. and Monday through Wednesday. Sept 9 11 For mformauon. cal l 422-1899

• T O U G H L O V E Toughlove is a group for parents

who have troubled teenagers It meets 7 30 p m Thursdays at St Paul Lutheran Church. 21915 Beech, at Monroe in Dearborn For infor-mation, call 285 0823 or 295-0080

• SIGN L A N G U A G E Classes in American Sign Lan-

guage will be taught 6 30-8 30 p m Wednesday, Sept 11, at Our Lady of Loretto School. 25700 W Six Mile, Redford Beginning, intermediate and advanced classes will be of-fered For information, call 542-4806

• D I V O R C E R E C O V E R Y A Divorce Living and Growing"

lecture series will begin 7-8 38 p m Wednesday. Sept 1». at the annex ol Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. 1062 Church. Plymouth Tbe series will continue through Wednesday Nov 6 Topics to be covered will in elude self-image co-dependency forgiveness, letting go. and others • Donation ot | 1 5 includes tbe tes t and mater ia ls Guest speaker will be Dave Carpenter, fo rmer coordinator of the divorce recovery program at Ward Presbyter ian Church in Livo-nia For information, call «be church. 453-6328 or Joanne La Forest 458-9063

• GRIEF S U P P O R T Grief Support Groups meet 7 30

p m the first and third Thursday and 10 30 a m the second and fourth Wednesday of the month at Ward Presbyterian Church. 17000 Farm-ington Road, at Six Mile in Livonia Tbe groups are sponsored by Single Point Ministries of Ward Presbyteri-an Church For information, call 422-1854 • H O N O R S T A R S

Three young women f r o m Tn-City Assembly of God in Canton were re-cently named Honor Stars Lindsay Barra . Jennifer Gr i f fen and Christy Sullivan were recognized during an honor ceremony at the church The girls wore white dresses with gloves and were escorted by their fathers down an aLsle covered with a white runner

The ceremony, in which each girl received a rose and congratulations f rom her mother, marked the culmi-nation of extensive work done by the three Missionettes meet 7-8 30 p m Wednesdays at the church, 2100 Han nan north of Michigan Avenue and Senior Stars meet 6-7 30 p m Son davs For information on the pro-gram for girls, call the church office 326-0330 • CHRISTIAN E D U C A T I O N

Christ the King Lutheran Cfcwch. 9300 Farmington Road. Livonia, will have a Christian education program 6 30-7 45 p.m. Tuesdays, start ing Sept 17 Topics such as (amity life-styles. death and dying, and heroes of the Bible will be included

Children will have opportunities for worship, for cooperative games in which they wiH learn conflict res-olution skills, and for c r a f t s pro jec ts Students ia kindergar ten through 10th grade may at tend For registra-tion information, call 411

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Thursday, August 2«. 1991 O A E 10

Antique show will benefit symphony By Linda Ann C h o m i n special writer

Untold hours of volunteer work on behalf of the Plymouth Symphony Orchestra comes to frui t ion Thursday-Saturday, Sept. 5-7, when the Plymouth Sym-phony League presents an antique show and preview reception a t the Plymouth Cultural Center, 525 Fa rmer .

A preview reception 7:30-10 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 5, offers antique lovers the chance to buy t reasures f r o m the 19th century before the 29th annual show opens Friday morning.

"It s a reception celebration with all proceeds going to benefit the Plymouth Symphony Orchestra ," said Judy Lore, event co-chairwoman.

The Plymouth Symphony League's show will host 25 antique dealers f rom throughout Michigan and Ohio. The dealers will exhibit American and European an-tiques, prints, folk ar t , es ta te jewelry and silver, linens.

Arts and crafts attract spotlight at Fall Festival

English brass and copper, quilts, rugs, lamps, and, primitives as well as Victorian, classic, Ear ly Ameri-can and B?ngK«h country.

"The Plymouth show is the f i rs t one of the fall sea-son and the dealers have been looking for unusual and special items all summer as they traveled throughout this country and Europe," said Peggy Blaisdell, show co-chairwoman. . t ^ t

AN ANTIQUE dealer with husband John, Blaisdell s booth will offer oak, mahogany and walnut country furniture. Antique kitchen i tems such as cookie cut ters , Blue Willow ware, china plat ters , yellow ware, bas-kets, and old advertising tins also will be available.

At last year 's preview reception, Blaisdell sold a German chocolate mold in the shape of a bunny before 8 p.m.

T m going to have a hunter green iron bed, Victorian wicker chairs, an 1800s English mahogany dresser, and an oak dresser f rom the turn of the century," Blaisdell said.

Antique fishing lures and handcarved decoys, small wooden boxes, old dolls, and Staffordshire dogs and fig-ures will fill Blaisdell's space.

Blaisdell Antiques has existed as a business for six years, but Peggy and John Blaisdell have been collect-ing antiques for more than 15 years.

When walking into the Blaisdell's Plymouth home, it 's as if you had walked into a home f rom the late 18th to mid 19th century. Antique pastel por t ra i t s of John's family decorate the foyer wall. A cherry . Eas tern Pennsylvania 16-pane corner cupboard f r o m 1790 greets visitors to the formal living room.

AS PART of the 36th annual Plymouth Fa l l Festival, the antique show and preview reception, in keeping with the festival theme, will focus on an "American Small Town Fai r . " Centerpieces for the evening and f lowers in the courtyard will be the type of flowers found in county-fair floral a r rangement competition. Flowers cut fresh f rom the garden, chrysanthemums.

mums, pumpkins and gourds will color the show with yellow, gold, orange and turqouise.

This year ' s preview reception will be simple but ele-gant and exciting. "We're going back to what we had a couple of years ago. a wonderful party reception," Blaisdell said.

Hors d'oeuvres, desserts and wine will accompany the antiques on preview night Tickets for the preview reception are $15 and include admission for three days. Tickets can be purchased al the door

The preview reception and two-day show each fall hosted by the League raises money for the Plymouth Symphony Orchestra The fall event, an antique show in January and a home tour in May provide par t of the operating budget for the-orchestra

"If we didn't have this and the home tour, there wouldn't be a Plymouth Symphony." Blaisdell said.

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By Linda Ann C h o m i n special writer

Go l d e n a u t u m n brings Plymouth 's Fa l l Fest ival

' and with it the 20th annual Plymouth

Community Arts Council's Artists and Craf tsmen Show Saturday-Sunday, Sept. 7-8, at Central Middle School, Church and Main

The show features work by 102 ar t is ts and c ra f t smen f r o m Michigan and Ohio. Watercolors, oil and acrylic paintings, pottery, * jewelry, wood, toys and country items will fill the juried exhibitor 's booths with variety.

"We're a lways looking for something new that is high quality," said Carolyn Simons, a r t s council past president. "We have to see every i tem visually. We don't look at sUdes. The ar t i s t s bring their pieces in for us to see."

"This is our largest fund-raiser of the year ," Simons said "Our goal for the show is f ine quality so that people will come back year af te&year."

Landscape and floral paintings of Canton ar t is t Cornelius VanSpronsen reflect that quality, as well as an optimistic outlook on life.

Two weeks ago, VanSpronsen was laid off f rom his job as graphic designer for a Livonia advertising

agency. Instead of seeing the glass as half empty , he chose to see the glass as half full.

"This is a d ream of every art is t ," VanSpronsen said. "Now I have time to paint ."

VaaSPRONSEN'S MOST recent works favor watercolor but past paintings have included acrylic and oil media as well. Born in Holland, VanSpronsen moved to the United States with his family in 1959. "I 'm just another Dutch painter in love with painting," VanSpronsen said.

VanSpronsen began painting at 14 a f te r receiving a painter 's kit for a present. Shortly a f te r high school, be b e c a m e an il lustrator 's apprentice, working in the graphic design field for a Texas advertising agency. It was there he learned the task of drawing — there, he learned perspective.

"You can' t really paint the abstract or non-objective pieces without the knowledge, the basics of knowing how to draw," he said. "Drawing is essential to being an a r t i s t

VanSpronsen comes f rom a family of ar t is ts . His grandmother was a painter of Indonesian scenes. An uncle runs an advertising agency in Amsterdam and a cousin heads the graphic depar tment at Rhode Island School of Design.

VanSpronsen has designed a Native American museum in El

C o r n e l i u s V a n S p r o n s e n w o r k s o n a w a t e r c o l o r l a n d s c a p e . " I r i s h M e a d o w s , " in p r e p a r a t i o n f o r t h e P l y m o u t h C o m m u n i t y A r t s C o u n c i l ' s A r t i s t s a n d C r a f t s m e n S h o w . P a i n t e d f r o m i m a g i n a t i o n , t h e w a t e r c o l o r is p r i c e d a t $275 .

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"China and Silver" is a delicate watercolor painted by Cor-nelius VanSpronsen.

Paso, Texas, created logos, and illustrated paintings for corpora te headquarters .

Some of VanSpronsen's

others a re dense, opaque. "Magnolias" is opaque. A dark charcoal background heavily contrasts the delicacy of the white and gray magnolia blossoms. tinged with yellow and flushed with pink.

"I have to work at getting that contrast . If you put the darkest of charcoals down, when it dries it 's three shades lighter," VanSpronsen said. "You have to add more overlays to get more c o n t r a s t "

T H E WORD magnolia, spelled out in type at the bottom of the piece, appea r s as if airbrushed as it fades f rom dark fuschia to near white.

In a few pieces. VanSpronsen leaves real ism behind. Instead, he chooses to use myltiple images, integrat ing the composition with several ideas and symbolic images

The mult iple image takes greater prel iminary thought." he said. "You can ' t just sit down and s ta r t painting."

VanSpronsen hopes to do more mult iple-image paintings in both watercolor and acrylic "I want to develop, incorporating a combination of images not as photo-realistic into my work, using several images tied together," he said

VanSpronsen is doing freelance work to supplement what he receives in workers ' compensation. On the drawing board a re plans for a house addition he has been hired to draf t . He works 4-5 hours a day on design projects. The rest of his t ime is spent painting.

VanSpronsen prefers to work in uninterrupted blocks of time. "Once I s tar t , I get involved and t ime just stops. If I stop, I lose the spontaneity." VanSpronsen said.

IT'S OBVIOUS in his choice of color he's an admirer of Andrew Wyeth, but VanGogh remains his favor i te painter. "VanGogh's paintings are the most emotional painting I know."

VanSpronsen said once painting becomes as a formula for him, he will stop painting "I need the challenge. It has to be continual growth for me '

A d m i s s i o n to the Artists a n d Craftsmen Show is $2. sen iors SI. free for kids y o u n g e r t h a n 12 if accompanied by a n adult. Hours are 10 a.m. to 7 p m Saturday and noon to 5 p m Sunday

R i g h t : " K a f f i r Li ly ," a w a t e r -c o l o r , i s p a r t of a f l o r a l s e r i e s a r t i s t C o r n e l i u s V a n S p r o n s e n is w o r k i n g o n . T h e p a i n t i n g ia p r i c e d a t $400.

photos by BILL BRESLER/staf t photographer

Artist's torch burns brightly; arts challenge on track ARTSBEAT NUGGETS

e She's a lways on the go "I 've never grown bored or tired

of i t I 'm constantly off to a new place, to see new things and meet new people." said Livonia ceramicls t Barb Gibson, talking about her 35 stops a year on the national ar t show circuit.

Next up is an ar t show Sept 7-8 in Norfolk, Conn Then it 's on to Atlan-ta. Houston, Baton Rouge and Flori-da. her winter home

A contemporary ar t is t with bache-lor's and mas te r ' s degrees in fine a r t s f rom the University of Michi-gan. Gibson shows her sculptures in 55 galleries in nine s ta tes She works with son Alan and daughter in-law Lori. a fo rmer clay student of hers at Schoolcraft College, in their fami-ly business. Clay by Gibeon

I caught up with her Aug 11 at the Castle F a r m s Art Festival in Char-levoix The 149-booth show is on a 1,500-acre es ta te built in 1918 as a dairy and horse f a rm The pictur-esque grounds resemble those of a medieval castle New owners have a major cultural ar ts center in mind

The second annual ar t festival coincides with the .more-exclusive Charlevoix Waterfront Art Fair, now in its 13rd year *

"I 've tr ied to get into the Char levoix fair for years ," said Gibson, a ceramicist for 24 years "But it seems to lock into the same people "

Lake me. she thinks Castle F a r m s will become a formidable ar t show " T V quality of the ar t Is high, and the festival setting is very pleasant '

Gibson s work ranges in price f rom $24 to $1,500 She's so busy crisscrossing the country that she

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her post at Schoolcraft College, where she taught clay for the past eight years

She now channels any spare t ime into developing new designs As she sees it. hot new colors this year in-clude lilac, teal, peach and seafoam green

Gibson's abstract designs often boast rail-like tracks This Influence ts rooted in the railroad t racks she

grew up near in Ecorse No mat ter where I went. I

crossed or walked along tne t racks They were an incredible influence — the straight edge the steel They've a lways stayed an important element ID my work "

So has the concept of s t ructure "I like a lot of structure, a lot of

movement I like the structure of a building before they put the skin on it I reverse it and put it on the out-side

The skeleton - that 's the most gorgeous part That 's evident in new malls, where some builders have left the sub-structure gridwork exposed in the ceiling sections of the corri-dors not covering it all up Builders are realizing it's aesthetically more pleasing "

Gibson winters in Clewiston. Fla But far f rom a ret i rement home, it

serves as a southern base for Clay by Gibson God I love it - the t ravel stays exciting and intriguing We stretch it to the limit."

e They re well on the way to meeting the challenge

The Livonia Symphony is within a few hundred dollars of raising the $3,000 needed to win a $3,000 match-ing grant from the Livonia Arts Commission The deadline is Sept 1 About $1,800 was raised at a recent f ree concert at Madonna University

The $6,000 (6 percent of the LSO's $100,000 budget) will offset a $4,600 loss in state support as par t of Gov John Engler s 1991 92 a r t s cuts

"If we can just stay where we are in terms of funding, we'd be happy." said Francesco DiBlasi conductor since the orchestra s founding 18 years ago

Make no mistake Tbe challenge grant reflects the city's commitment to the symphony DiBlasi reminds

The arts commission grant means money coming directly f rom the city t h a t shows the city itself wants a good orchestra

This year DiBlasi hopes to match last year's 12-concert season

The cha l lenge g ran t , though smaller than last year, re inforces the arts commission s understanding that the cultural a r t s extend beyond the painter 's brush

As a r t s commissioner Dorothy Wilshaw put i t "It s nice to have a symphony A lot of cities our site don t "

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F r e e - s p e e c h s t r u g g l e d r a m a i i A A l l v c a n t u r p d V I I C t l t V C I » 1 V M I • j w C a | » / » V i l v V I

Make No Law, The SuUivan Case and the First Amendment. AUthony Lewis. Random House, 1991.355 pus.

New York Times columnist Antho-ny Lewis has written a thriller.

But unlike other popular authors Who pen fictional accounts of Soviet/ American or Arab/Israeli conflict, Lewis has authored a volume revolv-ing around the U.S Supreme Court's historic decision, New York Times u. SuJituan

It 's spellbinding and better yet the tf$e tale of how a common thread of Constitutional thought has been weaved together throughout the dec-ades to arrive at one of the most im-portant free-speech decisions in American history. : The Sullivan decision, which for

the first time brought libel under the jurisdiction of the First Amendment, tjegan in March 1960 when the New York Times ran a full-page ad-vertisement defending Martin Lu-ther King Jr. and the civil rights nfovement — and attacking "South-era violators of the Constitution." ^Montgomery, Ala., city commis-

sioner L.B. Sullivan, in charge of the police, fire, cemetery and scales de-partments, took exception to -he ad-vertisement. He maintained it li-beled him, even though he wasn't mentioned. \ T h e advertisement criticized the

action of Montgomery police for their handling of civil rights protest-ers on the state capitol steps.

THE CASE traveled through tbe Alabama court system, with the IJew York Times losing at every turn. Traditionally, libel law had fallen under t h e jurisdiction of the Slate governments. -I The Times, although its Alabama circulation numbered only in the hundreds, was concerned that if Sul-livan was successful, a chilling ef-fect would inhibit newspapers from informing readers of the civil rights movement in the South. _ t So concerned was the newspaper Community that both the Chicago Tribune and the Washington Post filed briefs as friends of the court, Aging the U5. Supreme Court re-verse the Alabama judgment

Alabama court decisions finounted to $3 million in penalties. The Times was not only sued by Sul-livan but also other state govern-ment officials, including the gover-nor. Also named in the Sullivan suit were four black Alabama ministers

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Lewis regales the reader with fas-cinating background material, essen-tial to the understanding of the Sulli-van decision. He recalls the Sedition Act of 1798, which made it a crime to criticize the government, and shows how its spirit was revived dur-ing World War I to threaten free speech.

THE MORE exciting and dramat-ic chapters deal with how the dis-senting opinions of Justices Holmes and Brandeis. two disparate person-alities, survived to become the law.

You'll struggle along with Herbert Wechsler. who fashioned the Times' winning strategy and wJio-Ujok responsibility in an "intensely—pn-vate way."

And you'll sit on the edge of your chair as Justice William Brennan scurries about the hallowed cham-bers seeking a majority, only coming up with a unanimous decision after writing eight different drafts. .

Lewis' book is important because it shows bow public debate is rele-vant to everyone in America, not just the media.

As Brennan concludes, "debate on public issues should be unihibited, robust and wide-open and that it may well include vehement, caustic and sometimes unpleasantly sharp attacks on government and public officials."

LEWIS CONCLUDES his book by noting some of the developments since Sullivan, which disturb the pro-cess of free speech.

"The modern way to silence criti-cism is to price it out of existence with protracted libel litigation," said Philadelphia Inquirer editor Eugene Roberts.

This is a book that will make you think about America's past and its future, something important for ev-eryone who values democracy.

Steve Barnaby is managing ed-itor of the Observer & Eccentric newspapers.

Frame a strong center of interest Many good pictures you see

cident or chance. Moat often, they have been planned and created by the photographer.

How do you create strong pic-tures? Begin by learning good tech-niques of composition, which in-clude choosing an effective center of interest for your shot.

For example, have you ever composed a photograph in the viewfinder only to realize that something just isn't right? There's an element missing that if included will give your shot special impact.

Perhaps it's the sunset-over-tbe-lake picture that just doesn't make it until you include the silhouette of the lighthouse in the viewfinder. Or maybe it's the landscape that lacks impact until you adjust and put the dramatic mountain peak in view.

You see. including a center of in-terest can make a weak composi-tion into one that's strong in viewer interest.

AVOID PLACING your center of interest in tbe center of the picture. In the center, your shot may look static and uninteresting. Use the "rule of thirds." When you divide your scene into thirds both verti-cally and horizontally, the dividing lines intersect in four places. Any of these intersections provides a pleasing position for your center of interest.

" F r a m i n g " techniques and "lead-in lines" that I've discussed in past columns also help to add

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ON A recent trip to Greece, I discovered this attractive scene of steps, doorway and courtyard in the remote mountain village of Pa-pingo. Yet something was missing. I needed a strong center of inter-est.

My prayers were answered when a delightful Greek woman came by and willingly posed for my camera.

Notice in the photograph how she becomes the center of interest with all other elements in the composi-tion being secondary

I placed her in the lower right "third" and made sure I used a small aperture to render every-thing from front to back sharp and in focus. What resulted is a cap-tivating picture of a charming Greek woman in her natural envi-ronment.

Using a strong center of "interest can improve your photographs dra-matically.

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Suburbs back Symphony Showplace There will be a lot of suburban participation,

including from Livonia, in Symphony Showplace '91 scheduled Oct 5-20 in the River Place Apart-ments of Detroit.

Interior designers from Oakland and Wayne counties make up more than half of those partici-pating in this major benefit for the Detroit Sym-phony Orchestra under chairwoman Barbara Zobl of Bloomfield Hills.

ASID designers participating include Laura Kaminsky, Laura Kaminsky Interiors, Uvonia.

The event is sponsored by the orchestra's Vol-unteer Council, the Michigan Chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers and Stroh River Place.

The year's event, different from the previous ones held in new, single residences, will feature a variety of apartments that are examples of his-toric restoration.

IN ADDITION to the tours of the lavishly deco-rated apartments, Symphony Showplace '91 will feature a series of special events — cooking dem-onstrations and luncheons J>y Chef Jimmy

Schmidt, box lunch and fall color tours aboard the Detroiter boat, how-to interior design seminars, sporting events at River Place Athletic and Cro-quet Club, music, art exhibits and special over-night packages at the River Place Inn

Stroh River Place is a 30-acre, $250-million redevelopment project on Detroit's east river-front. which includes the Stroh Brewery Co head-quarters, 600,000 square feet of general office space, 75.000 square feet of retail space, 301 apartments, an athletic club and a 107-room ho-tel.

The apartments, with occupancy beginning in January 1990, have high beamed ceilings, interior brick walls, massive windows, private entrances, landscaped courtyards and private terraces. Now under construction are 54 penthouse apartments atop the six-story parking s t ructure

The Volunteer Council of Detroit Symphony Or-chestra Hall is a 600-member group that works to assist the orchestra by sponsoring a variety of fund-raising events, acting as docents in the edu-cational outreach program and acting as hosts for visiting artists.

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Antique show a major benefit Continued from Pape 1

A BLUE and white antique quilt f rom Burton Gallery Antiques on

will be given away in a drawing to benefit the Plymouth Symphony. The quilt an original de-sign, is hand-stitched, pieced and ap-pliqued. Valued at $350, tbe quilt was made in the late 1920s or early 1930s.

Tickets for the drawing will be available a t the door for $1 apiece, dr six: tickets for $5.

Last year's preview was a finan-cial success in spite of a tornado sighting and torrential rainstorm, which left the parking lot flooded with ankle-deep water. Tbe League raised $4,100 for the Plymouth Sym-phony that memorable night and the next two days.

"Our goal this year projects our profits to be over last year's total," Blaisdell said.

Bette Lynn Nowka of Northville, a dealer in the show for four years, m i l have Early American country antiques, small accessories and col-lectibles '

"I t certainly is a wonderful show," Nowka said. "We are really for-tunate to have this show in our com-munity. It's really a tradition in Plymouth The show gives people the chance to learn about antiques, as well as buy quality antiques."

"It 's a smaller show that enables people to talk to the dealer There's the opportunity for a personal ex-

change with the person who's selling i t the person who knows its history," Nowka said.

MORE IMPORTANTLY, the show supports the Plymouth Symphony Orchestra, which is about to begin its 46th season.

"In light of the economic situation, the Plymouth Symphony Orchestra needs community support. The an-tique show and preview support the arts in the community," Nowka said.

General admission to the antique show on Friday and Saturday is $3. Prices of antiques in the show range from $5 to $2,000.

There will be a mini deli on Fri-day and Saturday serving sand-wiches, salads and desserts from the Penniman Deli Coffee and soft drinks will be available.

Other area dealers taking part in the show include Ann Cook, North-ville, country, Rosalie Alexander. Orchard Lake, prints; Pauline and Jackie Work, Farmington Hills, jewelry, Esther Spurlock, Bloom-field Hills. English and American pine; Kathleen Batzold. Troy, Early American country. Roberta Has per, Royal Oak. fold art and country. Cin-dy Brautigan. Plymouth, homegrown herbs and wreaths, and Linda Clark. Plymouth, crafts and antiques

Show hours are 10 a.m to 8 p.m Friday, Sept. 6, and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept 7. For pre-view n i g h t reservations, call Judy Lore at 453-5181.

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302 Birmingham Btoomfieid OPEN MOUSE t -SPM

16265 Lochertke. Beverly Hills $165,000

immaculaM 4 bedroom bnc* Cape Cod beauuk^y landacaped yard Located '* block Irom Our Lady Queen ol Martyrs Church and school TradMlonal flraplece fin-ished baaamani. 2 •» berths hard-wood Soors. newer kjmaoe with centra air Enra InaulaOon Brmngham Schools Many ertraai For lurthar mlormeBon 433-3379

303 W.BlmfW. Keego Orchard Lake

NEW CONTEMPORARY 3742 »q fl . 3't. 1H beths Oversee kitchen 3 car garaoe $439,000 40SWA MAX6ROOCK 626-4000

New kstmgF 4 bedroom colonial. 2"» beths. tul basement 2.000 sq tt 2

$138,750 HCLP-U-SEU. Bloomfteid 646-6670 tjz2l12

' Btrtricigriam OPEN SAT. 4 SUN. 2-5 6766 Hlnhndge S ot Commerce, w Ot Hiaer Spectacular 3H bath contemporary

303 W.Btmfld. Keego Orchard Lake

FRANKLIN VILLAGE Cape Cod m spectacular *eitrifl Lower level walk-out to petio trees pool 4 bedroom*, 3% bathe $329,000 30CAP MA* BROOCK 626-4000

ASTONISHING Bu« r. "989 m wonderful location Marbla foyar soarmg ce«ng «i greet room Chermmg kftrsry Flret noor rnaatar (una wllh luunou* beth Four bedrooms 2H beths Just ksted $247,900 As* tar RANOY GOOOSON 808-3636

THE PRUOEMTLAl GREAT LAKES REALTY 320-BS00

with hot tub $268 900 Cat

ULLVAN HOARD RALPH MANUEL

851-6900 TRANSFER FORCES SALE! Ot W Bloomfield Trt-Lswal with boait 6 swim prtvaegaa on Uracn Lake plus mground pool 3 Bedrooms, 2

NORTH WABEEK A contemporary mester piecel A white brick ranch

OPEN SUN 2-5 48155 Seven Mae

Miatonc larm houae on i acre muet tea meida $198,500 Caa

Margie Wells REAL ESTATE ONE

ROCHESTER By Owner. 3 bed roome. 2 belh* »vwig room, dining

1 room kitchen. Ursl l»oor ImjmOry nsesmsnt. parage buM-m pool Open Sun $«J2 000 861-2886

302 Birmingham Bloomfield

Ca< OAK HILLS REAL TY 646- 7000 We 3 ' i N commiseiori te t i l l I

148-6430 347-1525 OCO ROSEOACE BY OWNER

Open Sun 1-5 Tola»y updated story emt 2H car garage 1st tkx leundry on T * WIS Very pnvele

SOUTHFIELD Open Sun . 2-5. 2300 Vriwy view S ol 10 4 W of Lahaer 2.400 *qtt 4 bedroom 2°4 beth colonial Flraplece central air 6 more $124 900

Ca( HMS 363-7170

MiyagM 8 buOWe tub. ammo room urn room 8 dan 3 bedroom* $144 800 Cat tor appt 522 '494

OPEN SUNOAY t-5 SOUTH LYON - 1881 '*nch h c w ) ad on r* acre* 2 1 bedroom 2 be» "replace geraga 8 mora 82265 RK*Weill Ct O f Ponnec Tra8 N ol 11 M8a $ I 4 » , 5 0 0 _ W - 4 1 7 3

W BLOOMFIELD OPEN SUNOAY 1 4 P M

8C16 Cherry Oeet TRANSFERRED SELLER SAYS SELL NOW* 4 Bedroom 2 H belh cualom buff Colonial Wet pueter abrary *lone krspiece over 2600 *q ft Only $ 1 8 6 , 9 «

Aak lor J O I * lEVINE CENTURY 21 TOOAY 855-2000 or 881-0643

BE NATURE S NEIGHBOR En|oy the sssson* from mis cualom buM bnck ranch m BloomAald leeturing 3

BLOOMFIELD HILLS GREAT FAMILY HOMt!

On park -kke aeiting 3 bedrooma 2

3". piu* •+ beth, greet room he* floor >o ceemg picture aandoars. erga tarmal drmg room, brand na« • i w lonnica kacnen hea top to Vie •ne appaencea and sub-aero Fin-ished welfc-aul lower level hea 4th bedroom belh sxardea room and walk -m wet ber akyllghta. mdoor

S WABEEK Super aherp Contem-porary on oA-Oe lee 4 bedroom* 2H cm '•> beth library einum lam •y room, greet room he* floor lo

tarmac* kachen with auO-zero and Jannen many bufll-et* thru-out 2 c*r attached garage aaking $388 000 AJ oners corieldered ' l u l l aak lor.

SYLVIA STOTZKY OF

BY OWNER - W BLOOMFIELD Spaooua contemporary 3 bedroom. 2 s bath wa*-m doeata huge mee-ter sufle. greet room, library Bseutt-IU decor, prolaaalonai l e n d e c e p ^ 2*4 car garage $219.900 861-6303

'•may room RLLB brand n * ultch-i an MUST SELL' Make ofter

$101,900 ASK FOR TIB8Y CENTURY 21 TOOAY

f 855-2000 or 363-4517

BY OWNER ftraehed wa*-out baaeiTiem. new kitchen $ loyer martM Vapieee. much more 851-3408

C a n Lake Oockagai 3 Bedrooms 2

garage $147,900 NCLP-U-SELL ol 8-mmghw'BttomAald 646-6670

FOUR BEOROOM SUITES 2 temey room* with 2 Ikapleoa* 2 kRchene. West BkxjmRsId school* Lend con-tract tern* $284 900 72NOR MA* BROOCK 826-4000

JUST LISTED irmriaculata 3 bedroom bnck rant*

WEST BLOOMFIELD DArb Lake prMMgae Contempo-rary wtth 4 bedroom*. 2 5 belhe

JANETTE ENQELHARDT ( 4 4 4 7 0 0

MAX BAOOCK. +*C , R£AlTO«8

304 Farmington Farmington Hills

ABSOLUTELY STUNNING' 3 bedroom 2 belh ne» decor rwm lumece and aar B l • .trtui deck and landscaping $139,900

NETWORK REAL ESTATE

476-1600

304 Farmington Farmington Hiilt

BY OWNER OPEN SUN 1-5PM 24475 El Marco oft 10 Mas btw MkMMOelt 8 Orchard Custom 3 Oedroom rancn bum m 1965 Many aitraal Not a drive by" $159,900

474-6042

j BY OWNER - « Bedroom 3 i beth CaMorma style home Centrel k> 1st Aoor leundry tlmsned baaamem 2 car garage $247 000 681-6412

Attractive Cotony Park Uraque property on beeuMul treed doucoe ion 4 bedroom, appro* 3100 SQ.tt m e»i:««»i-ii condition m $200,000 rang* Owner 5S6-0643 BELIEVTkkj IS SEEING! Sprew6ng bnck ranch Large lem«y room

FARMINGTON HHJ.S WARM 8 COMFORTABLE

4 Huge bedroom*. 2'» beth* ovary

leundry. central a* 8 warm syetem $168,900

DIANA LEA RE/MAX EXECUTIVE 737-6600

ysrd with pool on ecrs $149,900 8-7r«%. 30 year 4 q.sWIlit

One Way Realty 473-5500

FARMINGTON h i l l s f ANTASTC FINO1 Old world cherrr

BY OWNER- 3 bedroom. I H beth brick home. 2 car deiacfted garage large family room, remodeled trvougnout $83 000 474-0626

DOWNTOWN FARMINGTON- LRe new Greet Buy 3 bedrooms 2'-» beena. Cape Cod. near kncRen -neater auna deck. Kvneoe a*c ' J baaamem 2 car garepa large to* Muataaa $135,500 32435 (

WEST BLOOMFIELD OPEN SUN 2-5PM 4260 WHITE BIRCH

TRCED RAvnNEsrrnNG

mac* kitchen with loeda ot goodtea and open to lam*, room i.e«*ry or 5«h bedroom 2 ^ belhe SOUEAKY CcEANI $196,500

DIANA LEA RE/MAX EXECUTIVE 737-6600

wafk-om baa*mant l a r m «y**sm 2 car garage A c* cieai Jil « Immedt

$ 176.060

? ^ l n T ^ ? 9 S r n * THE M O R G A N GROUP 861-8606 KIICMr 1 3 8 ^ Qr ?7«LA^7

o p e n s u n . 3 - 5 p m 276-4347

Waa three beepa r M your number

BLOOMFIELD MILLS New neutral 4 bedroom some witf u v e a * room 2 hrepiece* f*m«y room.'wet ber A more $575 000

JANETE ENGELHAROT 644-6700

MAX BROOCK INC REALTORS

PRESTIGIOUS HERON BAY

300 ReaiEatate

a tat on. gourmet kNcfien. mertue loyer femly room wllh merbae Sre-paece 8 lower level eaerOae room $548 000

RED CARPET KEIM

BIRMINGHAM 645-5800 I

BLOOMFIELD VILLAGE

level privet* bee* yerd w«f» 20.40 ... . . ft mground pool B^mmghem protected •choc** Baal now in the V6- 1995,000

•t $310 000

i 3 pn-

nug* etate r^rble tayer meora* cent incnar. a * breeataat room tamay room with oeR/marbta Ore

BAM MOO sq n unRraahed Open terrece loeda ol decking. lorn leeiuree By

336-4416

men w tamey auodrnaior Specioie roome. 2 he beth* 2 Rrapiacee «r« 8oor leundry Ml lia*anarit central Mr 2 car attached garage

$146,600

CARROLL REAL ESTATE GROUP

489-8404 More foe Your Money

•utifut 3 bedroom 2'* beth br«a

WEST BLOOMFIELD - 4 bed in level on race lot. Fam6> With Hrepiece. 2 H4 6 2 he* I kitchen sppeenres. 2'e ear etti garage Good va*ue at. 1146 800

GOODE REAL ESTATE

A Good* uaimg I* A Good Buy« 1411 N Woodward 647 16

FARMINGTON MILLS TLC

2--% ber

of 8ke homaa Compa at Sub eve* I • M Low pnoe 1134.600

AL OUfcAY OR BETTtE DAVIS RE/MAX EXECUTTVE 737-6600

FARMMGTON MILLS Lovely * * bnck EngBafi Tudor O n g M l owner 2 story 4 bedrooma 2"i boms Large kReften with dmang area Greet room m m natural BrepMoa 6 large d m n g aree MaeMr b on tat Boor wRh c^h. i l rM

-oom* 2 tu* baths tu( baaement 8 over aoed geraga $82,900

I RAVINE PRIVACY - 250C *q H of coniempiorery ranch beeutKubr ap-pknled lor airy comtor-teba* kvmg. 4 bedroom* 2H bath*. $189,900

ONE IN A Ktetime 1967 oontempo rary * bedroom Quad m mmv condi-tion wrvat a bargem $ 158.900

CENTURY 21 MJL CORPORATE

TRANSFEREE SERVICE 85^ -6700

FARMINGTON 10 Ma* i Or Cher a ' Leke 3 Bedroom Rench central ir

new wandoav* Vuatied beaament > J car geraga $ '09 500 476-3048

HURRY NEW LISTING Downtown Farmington e the aettmg

•trouqhout. many othwr w'-enane* $166.000 Forappi 522-3231

FARMINGT04. M*_LS

WEST 8lOO»4FieLO Wamut Orcnerd Lake 2600 * q » on 3/4 acre tot 4 beOoome 3'*

PERFE IN

EVERY WAY

4 bedroom 3 beth Rench wllh fl* V*«hed walk-out beeement 4 doorweH« deck Located on well metntemed lekefront lot m qmet Leke One Sub <189 900

C a l l C H U C K B F L O O D

684-1065 Of 684-0718

BEVERLY MILLS ScKool* Speraoua ranch on 1 acre leeiunng tarmal dmmg 8 M n g i umna lam6y room study 3-4 spe

C C L GINNY BECERRA 847 2722 THE PRUOENTIAL GREAT LAKES

REALTY 646-6000

$ 8 5 , 0 0 0

room and loeda or aetre lor only $ tS6 900 RoeM 476-602*

MAYFAIR 522-8000 JUST LISTED - $109,900

Einoy country swng m the aty 3 bedroom bnck ranch located or *

PRICE TO SELL 7221 HoUdey drtve

Centre a»- 4 bedroom* ; bem* OPEN SUN 1-4

r r , ' s r ^ c ~

The Prudential Harry S Wolfe,

REALTORS 462-1660

mOm entry garaoe yerd $156100

HEPPARD 855-6570

on 176 R lot k m term located m meat area torn Ctoee te a* aanaoe* lor oonneiaewoe Ce8 New

RED CARPET KEIM MAPLE. IMC

5 5 3 - 5 e a e

DAVE HEINRICH RE/MAX 100 INC 348-3000/453-945*

WtST BL008«nCU> SCHOOLS

w m g L k i A very k a c e v m i

NEW CONSTRUCTION Cualom Brft moOai f o r 5 * « c

Be*h 4 lemey room Raady to « i Askine $415 000 Builder

•nmgnem $136 000

SAVE T H O U S A N D S ' Helping S»«* I Saa by owmer k-om $2 950

HELP U-SCLL ol

BEVERLY HILLS REAL APPEAL I FOX CROFT

OF BLOOMFIELD BLOOM**LO MR LB SCHOOLS

•yttem SKM 1 $258 500 M- 1

HANNETT, INC. REALTORS 646-6200

. man—wm acRoale Bee a today* $107 500 CeB 681 6770

ERA RYMAL SYMES • OCWMTOWN dated 16B6 % bed

Q Land Carereo terme 666 SOC For mere mko ca6 Kurt La Feva

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6795 GLENWAY OPEN SUNDAY 2-5

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|"0 $4 15 CWXI o. it l a * Mr DevwBMR

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E X E C U T I V E F L A R E 3 bedroom. 2 . Beth • i 'rale Ike tor « m M i occupancy ' n * the b e a a everything - owner N Bone 6 m u « eekf (364.100IL-I5COU)

FARMINGTON HILLS - SOL FEB S 0ELKJHT1 Two Fiona*, lour bed-rooms. * M i bethe Large U n a

an. tamay ream, dkkng room t

a 3rd lee ft ft green al San decks (174.900

B I G B E A U T I F U L R A N C H Cuelam bu-t with weli-oui lows level To*. queny • greet i w * * entertammg with BeeuOM eetting-becks to wood. (239,900 (L42ECHI

462-1811

C 0 L D W E L L

B A N K E R S c h w e i t z e r R e a l E s t a t e

Thompson-Brown * Y O U AC LOOWNG lor a COMOO ALTERNATIVE.

OR. a new Borne dial taauri oorv tetnporery tty*ng «*•< tradRtone

FARMINGTON HILLS Good conation 3 bedroom 1H beth brick < anoh with nnelwd basement and 2 car gaage (69.900

FARMINGTON HILLS Hew 0n market 3/< acre, over 2*00 *q h 4 bedrooms. 2H beth* Looks great (149.000

FARMINGTON HILLS LOOM ftne Large 4 bedroom. V* bain borne Mug* r * room, large yard Lakslwe Elementary end Harrlaon High (110.000

H E P P A R D 478-2000 PRESTIGIOUS

STONE RIDGE ESTATES Elegent 2 yr OW contemporary lo-cated on prime oversow) MM. 4 bed-room. M bath home include* large maaier auite with wafk-tfi cloeeis ft o«er«aed tub Step-down great room wtth ceieetry leads into beeuti-tui whne ktichen with ceramic Itoor Vaulted rook, large lamky room wtth Br apiece, privala ofllce ft leurv

' dry room IB out first tloor Generous drive wads to 3 car gerege trom ou»-de-sec setting Neutral color* thru-out $319.900 By Owner 553-6672

to mention Men look no tunher Caa lor s personal lour a BHi sav saUona home Aaking. ( 2 5 4 * 0 0 ARLENEPREY 353-0013

THE PRUOENTIAL GREAT LAKES REALTY ft2«-8100

LOCATION! Daaaabta AKa Lome SuO downtown F armmglon 33729 SchuMe. 3 bedroom, brick ranch terge lot. beeement. men* jpdetee S1 Jr.S00 Owner 477 30*9

M E A D O W B R O O K P A R K ImmacutaM 2 Mory on prima tal 4 bedroome 2'a batha. ierge tamlly

kitchen centra Mr. much, much more $253,900 CALL BOB MASSARON 936-8588

The

Michigan

Group Realtors

851-4100

R a m b l i n g R a n c h Tlwa rambang brtck ranch la met blocks trom downtown and e in ah | area of Ierge treed lots and winding streets aeeutrfudy remodeled kncrv en. family room with 2nd fireplace, j 1S1 floor laundry and an enormous master bedroom Quick occupancy >139 900

The Prudent ia l H a r r y S . W o l f e ,

R E A L T O R S

474-5700 Independently Owned and Operaied

New Construction

Exclusively Country Ridge. UnDeHeveba close out price New custom ludor 2900 sq ft . loaded (234.900

CALL NANCY MEIWNGER 348-9950 or 530-7575 ot 780-3267

POPULAR SPFHMGBROOK SUB Big 'country blue ranch"

W I T H I N - L A W A P T . 2.347 aq fl . 3 M l baths. 2 kitchens, family room, 2 way hrepiece privacy lance 2 decks, attached garage $136,000 24562 Lakeland By appointment 477-9208

VILLA CAPRI'S FINEST - 3 bed-room ranch, 2.5 baths. Florida room treed yard finished base-ment. (89 900

FABULOUS FARMINGTON MEAD-OWS - 3 bedroom ranch. 2 baths.

H E L P - U - S E L L REAL ESTATE

425-8861

3 0 5 B r i g h t o n - H a r t l a n d

H o w a i l

HOWELL - by own* beeutilul bnck ranch. 3 bedrooms. 2 » beths. 10 plus acres Oil heat central air. (176.500 617-546-3922

Y O U D E S E R V E T H E B E S T I So»l conlamporery multi-level, over 6,000 sq ft w/beeutilul nraslied waiK-oui lower level Ejitenalva uee of marble, oak and cersrr* thru-out tm* stunning Brighton home GoTf. private beech, M iports lake, tennis and ski (545,000 Can

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4 7 6 - 6 2 7 6 8 5 1 - 1 9 0 0

3 0 6

BEAUTIFUL CONTEMPORARY

i MJOfOKimni CENTURY 21

S U B U R B A N 4 5 5 - 5 6 8 0 4 6 4 - 0 2 0 5

BWOHTON AJR^ORT - «n M L i « a aq. IL 3 bedrooms. 1M bems a« new oantrai air ft heel i tc . l i e Attached 2'k car garage, heated 35x42 hangar w*h Hariri r b«oid door, above ground pool wWi deck. (166.000 313-229-1S6e

BRIGHTON Moe bnck ranch Bi tfte City ol Brighton D n n >| con-necting houae ft garage Many up-dates Immediate occupancy (74.900 |i

BRIGHTON Great starter home with 4 bedroome Large tamay room m lower level Pano. rece yerd ft dealr-abie Brighton school* (79 900 icoaeet tn

HOWELL 1600 sq H brk* ranch with 2H car attached garage 3 bed-room*. 2 k beth*. a l on 10 beeullM acres with s pond tor Hahlng. (129.900 (SF66400)

HARTLANO Akjmmum sldsd moAi-ler ranch on 1 acre of beeullM wooded properly 3 bedroome. 2"* car garage ft much more (71.900 IMHS6S4MI

COL DWELL BANKER BRIGHTON TOWN ft COUNTRY

227-1111

3 0 6 S o u t h h a k W _ a t h r u p

" B E L I E V E IT O R N O T ' '

$69,900 New construction. OuaMTy txjat ranchaa. 3 bedroome. 1st ftoor laun-dry. tharmo windows 3 lots lo choose f rom Approx imate ly 80K 129 Special financing Cal

BILL TEBOR Realty Profession** 476-5300

C U S T O M B U I L T 4 bedroom bnck ranch with approx 3600 sq ft . 3'k bathe, famey room, library, tormal dtrung room, central sir. lots ot cloeet spec* loo meny •air as to mention Land contract •variable Can Prentia for detail*

MCGLAUN 559-0990

NEW LISTINGS A RARE RANCH w«h many ot the improvements you went Root 19B7, furnace 1900. cerpetmg. window treatment and trash decoreting Un-believable finished basementl *90,000 651-6900

OPEN. AIRY RANCH wtth 3 bed-rooms, 2 beths. family room snd rec room Deck with gas grti. new carpeting, windows roof appli-ances and more Birmingham schools! (105..OOC 647-7100

R A L P H

M A N U E L

M i . large Mtaded lot anei deck.

S T c - 0 - M l

JUST LISTED O P E N S A T U R D A Y 1 - 4

2 0 2 T O I

(194.000

M O V E R I G H T I N I T» » newly 3 car aaraga wtth i armies. • Mb . CJoeeto schoots. maaa ft Ngh-wey*. (116 .000

B E A U T I F U L S E T T I N G I For one waft cared for colonial beck-ing to

nungham School* (116.900

D O N ' T P A S S T H I S U P I 3 bedroom colonial m vary good

finished Baa am ant with 4th bed-room or library and oader oloaeti ( 8 9 900

CENTURY 21 P R E M I E R E R e a l E s t a t e C o .

626-8800 MUST SEE) This sharp Ranch North of Twelve Mas Move-in oondMon.

reel buy at (64.500

TERRIFIC1 4 Bedroom offering s

sitting room, famey room with Hre-piece. centra sir. 2 car attached ge-

PRICED TO SELL) Fantaettc leyout on tMa 4 bedroom. 2-a beth home

r & 7 . 9 0 0

r o s i bedn

armiy Hahed

t ached garage wtth a* , master belh ft many Motivated SeSeral A l tor i 149.900

Centu ry 21 T o d a y 8 S 5 - 2 C

1966. 1969. 1990 CENTUftJCW A w a r d W i n n i n g o f f i c e

3 0 7 L y o n

P R I C E R E D U C E D ! Owner «aMs la art . ( acrea at beeuty wtth 1.860 s« fl Home, j ^ I J O I I * 3 bath*, bust M 1S«7 (166.750

' 0 R K REAL ESTATE

476-1600 3 0 1 R o o h o a t o r - T r o y

BY OWNER - TROY

TO.oST* EX-MODEL NEEDS NEW COMPANION

ter HHs has 2 slory greet ro induda crown mold

•ng*. hardwood tloor*. 6 paneled door*, oeder deck. 3 car aide entry garage. 4 bedroome. Ibrary. formal

3 1 0

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UNION LAKE - NEW 1660 aq.lt CaeeCad.^^k

ESSk WALLED LAKE-16*4 ( C a n m r e i Rd off Porwac Tra6 * badroom . bungalow 900 sq n Largalot. 3 car garage.1 dock Greet iianer or re Hrement home Price reduce^ (66.500 ALTERNATIVE REALTY

346-M77 CALL FOR SHOWING ,

3 1 1

O a k l a n d C o u n t y

CLAWSON * bedroom coWrvel with central asr on iergs lot Many Extras! Musi Seel' C*6.

EXECUTIVE RANCH neaoad on 2 6 acrea « the roang naa of Leonard 3 bedrooms 2'e beths. mast* wwh iacuxn 2 liraplec**. 6nsshed u s s ment. format dmng room poo with deck, cwcuter drive. 2'•» car gar a^s Cal Jane Stewert ERA Today Real tors 247 edCk

WEIR, MANUEL. SNYDER. & RANKE

689-7300

MUST SELL! 3 bedroom with flre-

Ilace and at tached garage V05 j00

ASSUMBALE MORTGAGE! 3 bed room, wooded lot (109,900

HELP-U-SELL ol South Oakland 5 4 1 - 0 7 0 0

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the Oty Custom 4 bed-

PRIOE IN OWNERSHIP Fabulous 3 bedroom ranch wKh 2 car attached garage, bvmg room w/ fireplace, dming room. Ulchen 1H beth and FVjnde room (106.900

Aak tor AJei Johnaon 721-3656

RED CARPET KEIM WALKER ft ASSOCIATES

SOUTHFIELD - BY OWNER; Brick home wtth rSnlng room, t w i g room, 2 bedroome upetalra, 2 downstair*. 1 M l bath. M l baaement. 1% car garage 549-0041

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S O U T H F I E L D COMPLETELY REDONE - Large Rench with 3 bedroome. brick Hre-piece m great room, new carpet m bedroome and Hal Ooee to ahop-pmg. aarvtce* (62,900

R E D C A R P E T K E I M M A P L E . I N C

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en, 4 bedroome. 2'4 emerged i beths 1

garage. 2300 aq. fl (110.000. 13 Mae Area 647-1054

SOUTHFIELD - N ol 12 Mae Large Quad-Level. 4 bedroom. buSder's modal on comer lot. FamSy room/ llrepiace. 2 M l ft 2 hell belh*. centra aw. crystal chandeliers, 1st koor laundry, many extras By owner 567-4743

room. Swig room. dan. M i beeament. 2M attached garage on acra ( 'a immediate possession Land contract or assumption okay Low down (196.500 C M OAK HILLS REALTY 646-7000 We otter 3 V » commission to

ROCHESTER BY OWNER - North Hat araa ol City 4 bedroom. 3'k beths. IMng room w/6raplece. dm •ng room, aunroom, kitchen Fin-ished basement w/flrapiaoa ft wet ber 2100 sq ft ol character ft d w m (129.900 651 -6896

ROCHESTER - Colonial w/3 large bedrooms. 1 5 beths. wooded lot, prime neighborhood move-m con-dition Walt to pubkc/Caihouc schools ft perks Netural Hrepiece. large porch ft deck, finished beee-ment W'4th bedroom or ofhee E» leneive butR-m storage (129.900 No eganis Cal for appt 651-6885

Rochester esecutrve colonial over looking plctureaque setting S ol Tlenkln 6 W ot Llvemoia Feeturea 1.950 sq ft . 3 bedrooms. 2 ' * baths central air. and netural Nrepieoa (135.000

R I C H A R D K . R O S E N RE/MAX in The HHIa 680-2049

I N T E G R A T E D

N E I G H B O R H O O D S

A r e a b e t t e r b u y

C a l l O A K L A N D C O U N T Y C a n t e r for O p e n H o u s i n g

for t r e e R a c i a l f y i n t e r g r a t e d h o u s i n g I n f o r m a t i o n

647-0577

LOVELY CONTEMPORARY On t pnvele acres m Grovasand s n o r » country 4360 sq 11 and wonderiuf (369.900 75JUO MAX BROOCK 626-40OC

NEW CONSTRUCTION on a wood ed lot Wei though) out floor pier 2200 sq It snd raedy to move <nto' Boat slip " nduded m the price (220.000 56FOR MAX BROOCK 626-4000

NEW CONSTRUCTION White Leke Twp 1400 sq fl lumnned ranch model 3 bedrooms. 2 belli* lull beeement. 3-car aaraga On t ecrt KM Cape Cod ft 2 siory akso avaai-abw HamW Co Open 3-7 da», Sel -Sun 1-5 Mode, pnons 689-2742 OtHce, 66t-05i 'r

ORTONVILLE -Clerkslon Area Niw contemporary 3 67 acres, large master bedroom large master oatr with Whsnpooi. cathedral ceiangi •pen kitchen wtth latand, semi Hn ehed baaement (169,900 627 6829

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TROY - By Owner Sharp colonial m Oeai'sbw Ramtrea 4 bedrooms. 1'4 beth* ear condition deck. Anderson Windows (139.900 669-2496

TROY-by owner 4 bedroom, 2V» Oath quad dramatic family room fluatsis. 2 car garage, centra sir. sprMrtSr, alarm 1135.900 689-6724

TROV - 2 bedroom ranch wtth 15s30 famay room. 1600 aq It BOs 160 lot. 24x24 garage, prime property. Im-mediate occupency, (64.500 689 7029 Or 288-4520

A BANNER BUY

4 Bedrooms! 1400 aq. ti brick ranch modem Wlchan and dimng room, t'k battrs. on grade. Ierge fenced yard. 2 cai garage. psrtlaSy rtniehed baaarnnni wrtn bath, dose to schools ft shopping, fast occuoency 8930 Fredrick N ot Joy. W of Merr»nan (96.900 Cal Jerr, SUI RE-UAXWEST 261 140O

SOUTHFIELD - (104.900 3 Bedroom. 2'4 bath Coionaa that looks simost new Cersmic batha i x M > floors m kitchen ft foyer, aunken family room wtth wet bar ft rataad hearth Hrepiece. centra air Moat ot the home has bean recently painted ft carpeted On the border ol Lathrup VBaga, this home has a nice yard with mature tree* [L- iftSV CENTURY 21 WEST. INC 349-6800

SOUTHFIELD 10 MMe/Beech Just Dated 3 Bed-room ranch, fkepiaca, 2 car at-tached garage, t acre lot (79,900

H E P P A R D 855-6570

WOULD YOU BELIEVE A

121 x 130 LOT IN TROY COMPLETE

WITH HOUSE? It you're looking for a noma for fami-ly recreetton tma a It! Easy to mam-tarn homa has 4 bedrooms newer furnace hot weter neater A root shingles a s price ot only (154.900 Hurry. Hurry

WEIR, MANUEL, SNYDER, & RANKE

689-7300

ABSOLUTE SPARKLING CLEAN Specious 4 bedroom, 2'i bath ccio ma in prime srae laatunng Hrsi Boo-laundry or den. Ierge formel dm.ng room and IMng room, ivepiac* in tamity room, sharp 'SC room m baaement, wen landscaped oper setling Competitively pneed al (161.500

CALL DAN MULLAN

MAYFAIR 522-8000 ALL ALUMINUM 3 Bedroom or 4th bedroom on lower leva, could be in-law suits colonial 2 fuk beths \ ternary room a l on 130*125 "a^, acra lot large 2 I«30 garage mechanic's dream Home nes i.95«_ SQ ft (119 900 477-4035

3 0 9 R o y a l O a k - O a k P a r k

H u n t i n g t o n W o o d s

THREE bedrooms, 1% baths. 2 * mail condition

Mae. W oiTsae-356-5626

VERY CLEAN' Bnck ranch wtth ga-rage (64 900

NEW OAK KITCHEN! 3 bedroom wtth skylight (122.900

HELP-U-SELL of South OskJsnd

5 4 1 - 0 7 0 0

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M i t f o r d - H i g h l a n d

A N E W C O M M U N I T Y SINGLE FAMILY HOMES

EAGLE HEIGHTS. SOUTH LYON

3 or 4 bedroom home* with baae-ment. geraga priced from (106,000 lot included

Naw Model Open i2-6pm 196 to Milord Rd . S to 10 Mae Rd W to M a Street, right lo models Moda:437-3773 0«ce:229-5722

A D L E R H O M E S I N C . Brighton. Ml

ASSUMABLEI 3 badroom fmiahed besement (53.900

HELP-U-SELL of South Oakland 5 4 1 - 0 7 0 0

CHARMING CAPE COO! Located on a beautIM street m North Roya Oak Fkspieoe ft hardwood Boors,

screened porch 3 Bedrooms.

CENTURY 21 TOOAY 655-2000

CUTE 3 bedroom ranch In Roya Oak. finished baaement 2 beths. new kitchen, a l appaancea included. 1613 N Vermont 182 000 852-4965

ANTIQUE LOVER'S DREAMI De-corste lor your tastes, display thoae wondarM antique* you v* been cc*-lecttng and l w comtortably In tms specious home ol tester,aer Locat-ed m Salem TowneNlp (109,900

The Prudent ia l William Decker,

REALTORS 455-8400

Independently Owned and Opereted

GREAT HOME With lot* ot room. 3 bedroom*, fun Basement, a l bnc* Priced to sail (49,900

N E T W O R K REAL ESTATE

476-1600

Allurinq Homes GE/HEADY

to be rmpreased Beeutrtui i«K5af«ss ft remodeled * lichen compimwii this stunning 3 Bedroom bnc« Ranch wtih wsd -out decs 6n«hed Baaement ft mora Popular Are A (64 900

WELCOME " O V f This home is outstarvdwig Almo*i 1700 sq h 3 badroom brttk Ranch. -with true gourmet kitchen tamay room With natural hrepiece, hnianed basement central air or—»te «e« landacaped yerd ft 2 ' i car attached garage Premium area (134 900

FAMILY DELIGHT Beautiful 6 apacioos 4 bedroom 2 » bath brick Colonial Family sua kBchen ft sntertaming Ismky room with nstursl 'Irepiac suite ft private yard

C a n t u r y 2 1 T o d a y 2 6 1 - 2 0 0 0

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JUST LISTED Cute 3 bedroom 1% oath ranch on race street m N Roya Oek Family

G 0 0 D E REAL ESTATE

A Good* Listing Is A Good Buy' 1411 N Woodward 647-1896

BEAUTIFUL >orary home with vaulted caning m great room with akyUgbt dining room, baae-ment. 2 car attached garage ibrary (173.900 F-11MA-G

PREMIUM LOT bacas lo commons •ook no further, this • It 1 Marble dm-ing room, panoramic fmm ot a lake trom the meela bedroom ft great room, oak cabinets plus Seek m kitchen, cethedral ceamo. great room ptua large den (174,900 F-13GO-G

E R A C O U N T R Y R I D G E 4 7 4 - 3 3 0 3

R O Y A L O A K

P A R K S E T T I N G

4 bedroom, ful Basement. 2% cer garage, plenty of extras ImmeOiete poeaasaion Land contract (10.000 down or aaeumptior okay (84 500

ca t OAK HILLS REAL TY 646- 7000 We oner 3'iN.

ROYAL OAK Sherp 3 bedroom bungalow M l baaement dining room with bey window ierge master bedroom Cloaa lo downtown 4 schools im-mediate occupency 396-4891

LYON TOWNSHIP (254 900 •ely 3 bedroom Coiorua m

country setting Home boasts custom Hrsptece with tan. ceramic loyer ft baths, bmk-m appa-ancea outstsncMng crowm i W - r ^ i throughout, much, much mors E» ire acreaga s aiatils (G-21SV CENTURY 21 WEST 34S-6800

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Commerce Twn. 2 Mory colon.al bnck "ront. 3 badroom* 2'v batha flraplece l ' \ car garage wood wlndoars I tnm Marry eirtraal Large lot Lot >5. Earn Ct S of Wiaa Rd W of Carrol Lara Rd (142.700 immadwie occupan cy Shown try sppi

J. T. KELLY CUSTOM HOMES

3 6 3 - 5 9 2 7

A n x i o u s S e l l e r s nave reduced the price on the«r nearly new 4 Bedroom Laura Par* colonial mamng <t the lowest priced WMow moda we va seen m aurtw soma tune 2.40C square leet of «v •ng tpaca aloog nwft* an thm mc#uO»r>g naluxM woodwork mr-<J •ood 1185 500

S e l l e r W i l l i n g t o S a c r i f i c e on lha 4 bedroom Nottingham Woods colonial because Ha nes M ready purchaaad another home Fantastically landscaped hell acre KM thai oners tola privacy m Back 4 yeer osa furnace and central air Large 1st floor .sundry Feushed Basement This home will sel fast (172 900

A F a b u l o u s O p p o r t u n i t y is svaJeoa wrtn this 3 oearoon brick horf# in N I w m eath I rv nia schoo«s SesKles the Bnierwo oseamen! and 2'V car garage then, era new armdows and central as (66 900

The Prudent ia l H a r r y S W o l f e .

R E A L T O R S

474-5700 independently Owned and Opwr . l e t

ASHLEY I CONSTRUCTION

C u s t o m H o m e

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a v a i l a b l e in L i v o n i a

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ottering 2500 aq ft Calomel and 2?00 sq fl Cape Cod

llnoer Coneiruclwn

427-3295 COMMERCE TWP

<!ir~. 1 7L , S S C aq ft 3 be : — -M i . r , Bath* fsanfly room wnn - m e r a T t o m w d ^ e s a w O * n»* i I • " pkis 250 sq n peiio

31:

MtLFOaO NEW CONSTRUCTION Like Sherwood p-i aegas 3 ft 4 bedroom brlca cotonat, I ' l bethe tamay room. 1 ft 3 car garage fire-place ft more (175 000 525-6666

MIL F ORD (266 900 Fantastic ouuway seisaa on to r*6-mq acrea rki«W| bull aak many

Large bright kitch-ouaboard*. master

« Lara* garage aatk n PaaoaM ft «~wly lhas

• ir move-m condition fC-3661 CENTuav 21 WEST INC 346-

OPEN SUSIOAY 1-5 SOUTH LYON M i rsntH aeciu ad an 2*4 acres 2-3 badroom

ft 400 sq 1 deck r * y s old Pnce includes HO ererrsnty Aaking (125 900 6

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COMMERCE TWP *6S0 sq 1 3 bw r oom* 2 k a

BFATuFuc SETTiaaG nome inground "weieo pool Co-<oi 2 car sttschsd ( > i « 9 0 0 421 4608 o

BEAUT a m r««fc»7oy 3 Bedroom home in ground reares pool irvorue ( i 16 900

Broker n t 0256 4J ' l « M

dan, central se plus 250 aq It ft 400 sq fl deck 2°k y s ote Pnce mdudaa HO wer'anty Asking (125 900 6««

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62245 RkMak] Ct O " Ponbae Trsa M of 11 Mae (14S S00 466-4173

• O U T H LYON-a iaaws earn cue torn ttuSi neawe on 6 73 acrea mi

aa s i lor (127 900 Aak lor

Steve Stockton RE/MAX 100 INC

348-3000

Boors belh and morer Great el a n * with room no erpand 2 cer g a r ^ a " Only (79 900

Remer ica V i l l a g e S q u a r e

349-5600

DRASTIC REDUCTION (30.000 lor I cots bam ( a aw s k a (372 000 Caa Jan

pledge Ttse O a r t a * Rsanhen j Co 31.3-227-4444 of 313-231-3746

4 badroom 3 belh courwy I gear rsncft on indlenwood Country duns

CARf COO Bunon 2"e eetha central aa r»ar»

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One Way Realty 473-5500

N I C K E X A R H O S Century 21 EMe (22 7*21

BEAUTY

RACHEL RION RE/MAX 100 INC.

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ERA ACCENT 421-7040

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REAL ESTATE TOOAY INC 427-MOO

BETTER TAKE A LOOK a »aam-

apotHght Spacious but a itkiiMa dkv ing area, huge tamay room aitth ea-tnedr a caUng ovenookkig a beeutt-tuMy landscaped yard Asking (124.500

The Prudent ia l W i l l i a m D e c k e r .

R E A L T O R S

455-8400 •ndapandsnOy Onmsd and Operated

CENTRAL AIR Sharp 3 bedroom Bnc* ranch Alu-minum tnm. I H baths, large tamay room w/Hrsglaos. attached garage ( Mtte-L*van area (145 « » Cai 422 5820

N E A T 0 N C L E A N & S I M P L E

ught srvd

new coulter saw ft dapoen Large tying room wllh doorwel to aiady rsrd Beeament ft Great neighborhood (96 000

WELL MAJHTAJMED Sub Country lot rsnok 3 Bedroema (Mr FWtd*

, room w a n e d tsar-ant J cm eteched (114 .600

kKXStO REAL ESTATE 522-61*0 437-2066

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Remer ica v m a g a S t j u a r e

349 5600

ERA ACCENT 421-7040

CONTEMPORARY 3 bedroom. 2 Bath, saiaia. courtyard, wooded lot. (134.900 16804 Bkieekiee By appointment only. 843-6519

CUSTOM BUHLT brick - 4 Bio bsd-room*. 2 on mean ft 2 on 2nd floor. 3 tua Batha Hug* finished Basement Tons ot storage in house ft garage Much mora Parted location near

i CWy Hal. Five ( FarmmgKm (114,000 Owner Noon-7pm. 421-3707 442-9427

DEERCREEK SUB beeutIM con-temporary 3 bedroom. 2H Beth ranch, large great room with fireplace, ceramic t*e floor in loyer custom window t r e s t m s n t s (224.900 473-1362

EXCELLENT LOCATION Gre« 3 bedroom Ranch m popular area Large *ving room with dksng "L" Newer window* throughout

ca t today for detail* (76 900

READY FOR YOU' Great 3 bedroom, 2 beth bnck Ranch Wtth quick occupancy FemSy room. urVQus deck ft gardsn. rscre-atKx room, centra sir. (07.900.

CENTURY 21 Hartford South

4 6 4 - 6 4 0 0 Of 2 6 1 - 4 2 0 0

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TUN 4 badroom. 2H bath. C

air. pane. (164 . (00

D i a n e B r a y k o v t c h

RE/MAX 100 Inc. 3 4 8 - 3 0 0 0

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4 bedroom. 2 km beOI

becks to <sty perk »123 .soc today lor a private a

Properly too Cm

Century 21 a WaLaksa

Rosedale Gardens Enter thru the atone p a i n a tns coveted lecaacn and yosa dream a owning e rare 3 bedroom Brick and

k M O U Wortdtiecier-.ee ReikaefiwJ t w

$117,900 •mm% jpda lad mgroimd pool w t a dsca WHAT

STAYS?

lUVOMU AND AREA I Vk ACRE LOT -L/VOStLA

(79.900

GREAT BUY brick cotonk dmmg room, Ina. l a »oor laundry jndry lam»y ro

yard Attached 2-4 (159 900

BRICK RANCH - on a treed cowwy lot (bedroom. IVSbeth home Cotv vemantfy locelsd large kllcfisn. be-ing room, lemay room/ltrsptaoa At-tached 2 car garage (127.000

ON THE COMMONS a Nottingham Weet 4 bedroom. 2Vt beth brick 2

koor laundry. Forma Svlng room ft dMng room. Ibrary. oountry «itch-en. Hrepiece a tsm*y room with doorwel to petto Fm Basement At-

(1*3,000

GREAT STARTER OR RETIREE -wea maintained 3 bedroom brick ranch on a large WM. Tied tisssmmt Bright kitchen wtth loadl Ol aorsgs. Ctoss lo shopping ( 6 * 900

Century 21 Nada, Inc. 477-9800

garaga (S4.SOO

SOUTH REDFORD

rench salth tamay room, kd base-ment. 2 car garaga (50.900

A REDFORO BEAUTY Stunnsng 3 bsdfuoni brick ranch, huge torma dMng room, tag 2 car

v go* course (66 900

WESTLAND H ACRE Warren - Menknan area Stunnmg 3 bedroom brick ranch forma dbWtg room. Imshed taaamarrt. 2 car gs-rsgs. plus a hugs lot (79 *00 Ct iT

RICH CORREDINE RE/MAX WEST 261-1400

MOVE RIGHT IN Don't Ml s Anger En|oy the privecy of your 70x2*5 tread lot Al the sa-trss are here nckxkng centra Mr

gss log It cathedral

woodwork. Bret Boor laundry, trea ed deck. 2 bethe. 3 bedrooms. M l

(167.500

HAVE IT YOUR WAY :iMoma. tamay room, nt condition 2 cer at-

tached garage ( 1 2 * 900 Aak lor

Sue Thomson REAL ESTATE ONE

261-0700

NEWBUF1GH ft Ann Arbor Tral, 3 bedroom. 1% beth 79*142 lot. 2 cer attached garaga. i a Boor leundry

lent (09 900 464-0935

FIRST OFFERMG Neat ft cteen 3 bedroom, 1% b a n bMerei. large lot. ouMt street, fenced 2 car garage (78,900

BURTON HOLLOW RANCH 3 bedrooms, 3 beths. new knehen. wsndowe nearer roof, nice lot. 2 car aneched geraga (129.900

JUST REDUCED Owner e t n l i action on tma mce 3 bedroom 11* beth cosonwk m Old

Forma dtmng. netural gerege. and more firepiece.

(117.(00

IMAGE MAKER Status m the 1st amenity a this apaanckd Georgian Coioma. winding drive as you approach. S bedroome. 3 M l Beth*. 2 had bathe. 3 Hre-piece*. Brushed rec room salty wafc-out marble loyer Centra ak On 4 Kmefy scree 3 car attached garaga (499 900

SO SO MUCH Ha* been dene to this snerp 3 bed-room. 2Vt betti colonial Greet ares, csl tor dstaa. (160.900

JUST REDUCED Bunon Ho*ow Rench Very race 3 oedroom 2 bath ranch wtth Bnaafied beeament large lol. karma dkiang room. 2 car attached garage (121.900

RED CARPET KEIM

S U B U R B A N 2 6 1 - 1 6 0 0

HUOSARO/Sa MILE AREA Acre lot. cuelom bult. 1576 sq. « per city, oak ft antra large meetar bed-room, 25' family room a prims Sts-veneon Oatrlci Aaking (99 900 6-7f8%. 30 yssi Hriencmg If quadAsd

One Way Realty 473-5500

IMMACULATE 3 bedroom brick Co-lonasL 2W baths, oek kitchen, lorma dining room, famdy room with M brick wal flraplece. mastsr bath

centra a On Vk acra treed lot

(153.900 31270 Bobrtck Inaer 6 MMe ft Msrrtmsn) Csl lor ippctnt-msnt or Opsn Houss Sun 1-4pm

425-2332

Just l ike your own cast le! >opuHr ranch m a htc

place Completely redecorated trom top to bottom (119.900 (P53ROS)

453-6800

C0LDWELL BANKER

Schwei tzer Real Estate

JUST LISTED! Sharp 3 bedroom. 1 * bath brick

ned 2 cer ga Famdy room

Baaement kitchen Aaking

(114.900 C a l GUS

CENTURY 21 ROW

464-7111 UVONIA - th» 4 badroom home lo-cated In Sunea HMs has s Mos dssp lot. Centra Nr. flraplece. Flo room Master euMe has fas ft hers

(113.000 CALL WAYNE GOWARO

THE MICHIGAN GAOUP 591 -9200

[ Show ing y-aa mebcUoua ;

First Northwaet Lfvona mebaJoua 2.100 squars ft bnck 4 badroom 2 M l ban*, famdy room with Hrepiece. formal dmmg room, central ak. and 2 car attached gerage (126.900

C o u n t r y M o d e r n n a i acre setting m Western UvonM Iw a 1976 budl 3 badroom Orick ranch 2 kj l bathe, large 21 fl tamdy room, carpesed Lseemanl. oantrai av and 2 car garaga (106.900

Handy A n d y mm ove the matent equity growth potentiM oMered a tm* North Uuo-nsa astsM t a a bnck bungatow wftti a ao - i t - yowta m d n e V d bedroom Big 66 acre ravine lot. beeement. end 2 car alteched .garage W9.900

The Prudential Harry S. Wotte,

REALTORS

421-5660 independents Owned and Operesed

Four Bedroom Ootormt for only (106.000 a an ea

a t r t area a LNonae Laraa pnvele e n J u d * root.

H a

LEONARD RIBAR

Remerica H O M E T O W N REALTORS

459-6222

LIVONIA DEER CREEK OPEN SAT 1-6

Cream Pull Enyoy your tuocaat m 3 bedroom, 2H bath.

teismlc Boor si the

buW-m maor deck aoroas back a t g r i r l lor 6

Largs Daautdudy Conwsrasn^ti

MAYFAIR

srcjzj? 522-8000

LIVONIA (ROSEDALE GAROENSI Cuts m d coiy brick rsnch saw msr bis Irsplscs and loyer, 2 M beths.

Super aree Grea price (91.900 LIVONIA

BeeutIM brick ranc*. newer n driveway, electric*! plumbing uncfter aeriOow* 2 H cer fmahed Lsssiiiail (89 800

CALL JOE BAILEY

MAYFAIR 522-8000 LfVONUk- (112. (00

* Bedroom Rsnch bosatlng screened m port*, osnkra ak. ce-

Gunne a a t - m poor with heeker pav « y Hence ft tprtnk*ng ayeMm Homa Warranty Qrea houae a a

WEST M C 346-6600 orsetpnee (B-13B) CENTURY 2 1 H M |

LIVONIA (114.800 - 3 bedroom ranch 1'« beth. Lunipmai rsmod-aed end dscorMed 15026 Eken S 5 use w a F armmglon Cad a lor appt 462 2373

LOCATION i a Uvorea 3

gerags ( 1 0 * 500 Ca« BOB KENNEDY

CENTURY 21 ROW

464-7111

Remerica H O M E T O W N REALTORS

453-0012

Please Ask for

Roxanne Walsh Jim DePorre

R E / M A X In t h e HILLS

646-5000

313

ATTRACTIVE 2 2 ^

private ban. Nt

Oidr«11T. CALL MBCE BAKER

RE. MAX CROeSAOAOS 463-6700

BACKS TO PAMK tar dls 3 bedroom T tamdy roam 6 2

oar aaraga Vary sharp borne with many Nature* (102 ,000

CALL ROGER OR SUE DAVIS RE/MAX CROSSROADS 463-8700

BEAUTIFUL trass. (

EST CALL OERT OR KATHY

THE MCMIGAN GROUP 46B-3*00

Only (106.500

313 Canton

IDEAL NEIGHBORHOOD!

a n

not t a ! " ( i 4 4 9 o o w S r S u d

347-3050

C0LDWELL BANKER

Schweitzer Real Estate

NATURE Entoy the aree parti plus Ms opsn

S H A R P 3 bedroom ranch oRerlng a nace Boor pan aslth a door w m iss*ng to a ierge deck ft yard, a super 3 cer garage >* a bonus (109.900 (N300EN!

347-3050

C0LDWELL BANKER

Schwei tzer Real Estate

Beeutt fu i Coun t r y Se t t i ng Aanoa an acre, oentrai Nr. garaga (66.900 Terms Cm

REAL 455-7000

Judy Bryson EAL ESTATE O f ONE

3 4 4 - 7 7 4 0

CANTON ( 1 3 9 * 0 0

sought sfter Famky room, one

S W UVONIA. 3 bedroom. l '« beth ranch 66*200 wooded lot. brtck 4

Boor leundry. tul odor*. (>03.900

^ • p k * 464-0935

THREE bedroom brtck. 1 beth. Brv totady updated

new root Move-m condition (69.900 478-04*6

W OF NEWBURGH 2400 brick ranch. Breehed bssamsnt,

tq. fl.

Buyers only (165.000 Hrm Owner 464-9313 or 1-617-546-5*06

NEW COMMUNITY IN LIVONIA Homes aarimg a (119.900

W oft lnkster Rd . |ua N. a Lyndon (and l - *6 Freewey).

CALL RE/MAX FOREM68T. INC And aak toe mlormatJon about

WESTERN GOLF ESTATES 422-7849 456-3755 Office Model

NICE HOMEI Tfta 4 bsdroom. 2't beth colonia is a move-*! condition! TaststuSy dec-orated! immecuists m d wsl man-tared! Located m a grea family ereel TranalsrreO takers asking ( 1 5 * 9 0 0

CENTURY 21 ROW

464-7111

3 bedroom brick rancb. M l beae-mem. remodeled kitchen with oek cabinets kght fixture* and pekit Kitchen floor repleced 2W2H1-Grea araa South ol 5 ft Eaa a Levan, backing to unuaed church property Priced to ss l st (06.900 Cel 462-2*50 (L04COU)

ENJOY THE SUMMER at the POOL or r your ancioeed porch a tma 3 bedroom ranch si Uvonia w/many updates Tme • not a drive by. bring me an oftar'f ( 6 9 900 (P*6Lat) Cal 451-5400

Large kitchen wkh buat-m hutch and a* tppleriuea. l a Boor leundry and much more For more Intormeuu

CALL DONNA FOREMAN REVMAX CROSSROADS *53 «

Circle This One OPEN SUN. 2-5001

a Haggerty. S a Joy Rd on 3*646 John Drive Tme one hea k aft. fsmay room aalth Hreple-bassmani ft 3 car attacnad garr 3 bedroom Colonia m N Cantor under (100.000 Do not miss ona I »5156P1 For detaka cak.

MARTY POUGET

Remerica H O M E T O W N REALTOR-0 ,

420-3400

parttahr 8n-a to schools

SPOTLESS 3 bsdroom. 2l» bam

tor tamay or antai-latntng Large Mee-

t Fm-

CENTURY 21 Harttord S^uth 464-6400 or 261-4200

New on the Market 3 bedroom ranch m Windsor Park taeniae 2 M l bathe. tem»y room with Hrepiece. oentrw aar. 2 car

111 Canton

and Man see M a low psread om. ka*y u n t i l N Canton

i v y school tool won 1 a a a amy ( * 1 . * 0 0

Remerica C O U N T R Y PLACE

981-2900 PRICE SLASHED!

Coaonael - 3 carpet security ayalwi krv-

ANGIE SARKISIAN 473-6200

R E / M A X FOREMOST. INC

SUNFLOWER SPECIAL 2*4 »r Sid 2300 sq ft centra Nr. piulesaonsl lends . mg. (176.900 For appt 454-1743

cetwr jreet pnoa (122.:

Remerica HOMETOWN REALTORS

453-0012

THREE BEAUTIFUL cosmtry ec are inciwded with tm* Miaanlenw free 3 bedi com ranch ayle hoi aar, rear tamay room, ovarsned 2 * car garage, s naoe aoed pole bam ft numaroua fruk treee tool A must taa homs a only (109 900f

Remerica COUNTRY PLACE

981-2900

314

paekarsd m s n u n a n m NORTH TERRITORIAL I trees. pui^M'BiN • • • ' • • ' j > - " H

eScrwirig Ihw nelbr k

m o d . M - oilsr 8 - f / * % n 2 5 * down

O N E WAY REALTY 522-6000 OR

CHARMING oader brtck home on 2 tots. 2 - cer garage. 2 baths 2 kre-pieoe*. aaabung balance town Plymouth (130.000

214

# 5 0 - — -^

AT LAST, A N A F F O R A B L E I %

-t bams an mam Hoar, eelra «* s at . r ebse Central aa ft mors a l tor , (1*07.800 CaS r

W A L T o r B I L L

Remerica H O M E T O W N REALTORS

459-6222

TWO quaat tarn FAMILY 2

ment. 1 bedroom up RecanOy Upaelsn low mantsnence. Goon income >93.900

CENTURY 21 S U B U R B A N

4 5 5 - 5 8 8 0 464-0205

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH - 3 bed-room !'<» bath totaay updated

N CANTON by owner Extra sharp 4-5 bedroome. 21* bath cdonsel Famey room. Hrepiece. wet ber i a Boor lesmOry

2H .

pool By appointment 453-7021

Open Sun. 1-3 50419 Cherry H I Country fritng on neeriy i n sere 3 Bddroom. 1H beth "•arty spaciou* country kHchan Grea term* Low payments Asking

Hai t i W h o Goes The re?

f^eOroonv'ivv t * t * C & a c . » Ofter (88.900 is 5208P1 C a l mg a torma dmang room, lat Boor laundry, tamay room w/llrepiacr centra ek. deck and 2 car at taC*- : garage (106.900

RON O C H A L A RE/MAX 100 INC.

348-3000

REAL EST At Better H o m e s & Gardens

313 Canton

W A I T I N G FOR A B A R G A I N ?

Be the Hr*t to mapect this terr«Hc buy Best priced 3 bedroom brick ranch In "N Cent on En|Oy iamdy room with firepiece also hugs Baae-ment Great location artth-m aub

Cal Mr Albert tor an appt today

GARY ALBERT Century 2 1 J Scon Inc 522-0700

HAVE THE BEST OF BOTH HOMES! - QUAD/COLONIAL

Take a look a tm* lovely 4 bed room. 2Vt bath Ouadontal Neutral decor, newer tomaoe. centra ew. kitchen floor ft more Nicely landacaped w/deck. One look ft K i add (119 . (00 P-00234

REAL ESTATE ONE 455 -7000

Hurry On Th is One! " Canton

NORTHWEST AREA Genuine m every way Brick ranch 3 bedrooms 2 baths cory tamay room. Fionds room, pltsalrg Boor ptan. captivat-ing yerd. 2 cer gsraga. Occupancy n e g o l i s b l s . o l l s rs welcome M 2 900 CALL JOHN REISNER 261-1400 RE/MAX WEST 360-5744

NW UVONIA brtck rsnch. opsn Boor p a n 3 bedroom. 2 ^ bath, updated

OAK LOVERS Gorgeous 2 yr old cap* cod a N W

tmss Summer Creek Over 2700 It. a sun arsocTied rooms

Bridge connecting bsdroom* over-looking great room etth hug* Hre-pieoa Natural oak overyamere Oak Boor* raflng and cabmatry thru-out A asea a (239.900 Cak

LARRY HENNEY RE/MAX WEST 347-9916

OPEN SUN ft MON 1-4 30144 Rao Drive. S of ft E c* Hag-gerty Ranch. 3 badroom. 2 ba

-eel room. Hra Boor

aystsm. 591-3679

O P E N SUN. 2-5. Northwest LNona ranch over 1.800 aq fl wQh 2 car attached garaga on \» acre lot. "Aknoa" wadiout base-ment a pemsdy Unaned with •re-pace a rec room and 4th bedioom or Ibrary Huge tamdy room with ca-thedra caeng and penorsmic pic-ture windows skydghted t a d i a i . fkeptaoo ft forma dkkng room. ( 1 5 * 900 ca t lor a tneek prevsearf

UNBELIEVABLEI Tm* modem ranch wW cathedral oskkng m svwy room and 2"* car ga-rage a aknoa 1 600 aq fl Large iM.

A & H M o d e l Center Now Preeontsng

Glenqarn Ranch

Coloraal - 4 bedroome, 2'4 baha irom (167.900

Rench. 3 bedrooms, 2Vi Oaths from (157.900

Open Dedy 1-6pm, Weekend* 12-6 Just oN Canton Center Rd

S of Cherry MB For more intormBtion eel

RICK SLUSHER

Remerica H O M E T O W N REALTORS

459-6222

Tm* home leaturaa 3 tamky room ment. 2 cer garaga

ak (119 *00

Remerica H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

453-0012 IDEAL CANTON LOCATION

Here's i home tha haa much to oner Feeble* aicsude 3 bedroom*, l ' l bethe. torma dkwig room, tarm-ry room wtth Iksplaoa. central air. l e s s carpata»u ft more Ctoee lo •hopping. « 'way* ft achooa Come Take A Look! B-06766

REAL ESTATE ONE 455-7000 •

RUTH MARTIN

Remerica HOMETOWN REALTORS

420-3400

Unique Colonial aeth a charming bsand a t/sdShona, « contemporary leahxes impecce-bfy maintained maide ft out grao-ous toyer entrance, lormal dlmng room, opbn kitchen ft nook tamky room with Arapiace. I4ai6 deck

efficiency tumaca ft ao much more A l t a i only (131.900 Cal

BILL or WALT

Remerica H O M E T O W N REALTORS

459-6222

Fuss B u d g e t s Are Invi ted to m a ai suae mole 2 bedroom ranch Ctoee to oserytmng «i a n e t reyibortsood Cory INing room waft Ik apiece and neraeooo Boor Ovarsaed country anchan opens » Msrga deck Stove ft refrigerator re-man Only (66.900

Don ' t Se t t l e tor Lessl Tha Trsdwood Colonial oltars 2.600 sq ft a imtng apece Fo»* bed-roome. 2 H new ro m condition Jua I

Mr ft Mrs Nace NwW>t>orTiooC Oiaet streets in estspkehed neigh-borhood with weS kept homtis m noma lo thas e l onck Geor^en Co-loraa 4 bedroome. l i t Soor 1 w

POPULAR SUNFLOWER SUB »55*8 Hentord

Immaculate 3 yr new. 2.000 aq ft bnck colonia m/ 3 large bedrooms. 2 H betha Open Boor p a r a o a d s s apeoous kitchen mi bay window lorma dksng room, tamky room ml Hrapaca ft frsnch doors leading to 31*2* peoo a the privacy at s tanced yard l a koor MMidry. h a bseem am ft 2 car attached garags

ml

WINDSOR PARK JUST REDUCED (2000

OPEN HOUSE SUNOAY. 1-5 760* Sussaa Super sharp super dean 3-4 bsdroom qued Flraplece.

roof, central ak Fbv

For eecure tamay Ivlng. cak 455-6400

The Prudential Wi l l i am Decker .

REALTORS 455-8400

mdapandanOy Owned and Operated

C H A R M I N G R A N C H 3 bedroom ranch wain a cosy greet room ear mad by the wood-btmkig Hrepieee Large 2H car garage, coi-ner lot ( W O . f o o t N l l P A R l

347-3050

C0LDWELL BANKER

Schwei tzer Real Esta te •

CUSTOM RANCH Fast urns atared - located si mod d a i i i U l i PNraouth Meadow* Ika-ehed owar aval wa»-oul backing up to 8 acre dmmg room, great i Oral caatng ft kr* sciaaned-m porch very qulaf ft prv

Andersen Wmdoaea ft much, much more. (280.900

MENARD REALTORS - 461-7S00

FOR SALE by Plymouth charming 3 Caps Cod dscoisthie args tank*1

room ft beeement with addMon* room tor aludy nwa*y updated kitchen, large dec* ft lendscspstl private yerd 1% car oarage (107.900 4 5 0 - 6 f e

PLYMOUTH COUNTRY LOT LISTS Of "NEWS'"mauds Osk MtcNsn. wendoass. wdmg roof ft lainaf laai

be a tamky

HUGE MASTER SUITE 4 bedroom

I aar deck ft more aw carpel (122.900

1,800 SO FT HOME - 1 acre, taase-fuky deccreted 3 cer geraga 2 cwt

.anedrec room ( i t ( . 9 0 0 45d-047* ousdmg* (156.000

•ng ml outdoor kghting ft tprkrttar Community ctubbouea.

6 termat courts. ( 15 * . *00 InwnedL ale occupency t sksbis 4SB-1103

POSTTTVELY DELIGHTFUL key mstntansd 3 bedroom cbormar wtth I private beckyard adlcknlng a uunvemsnt aubJviakyi perk, mem-

oua family room, n a n r a Hrepiee* stteched 2 cer garage ft much mora A greet buy a only* 104.900

Remerica COUNTRY PLACE

981-2900

B A C K S T O W O O D E D AREA

This immaculate 3 bedroom. 2 bath ranch won tamdy room, tanced prv

rooT North in set Uvonia. ( 1 0 9 * 0 0

DEER CREEK Prolessionstly decgrated

id 4 badroom * centra ak. tamly

cesmg ft 2Vt bethe. aim room ft 2 decks, dm-mg room, i a floor leundry 2 car ga-rage ft mora Reduced to (264.000

SHEILA CLARK

CENTURY 21 ROW

464-7111 Perfect Set t ing

7 acre lot • the pertact setting tai M * 4 bedroom. 2 b a a cape cod astth i anodstsd country kkchsn met

s r 9*5 500

Lots a enrage and

vsle yard. 2 car gsraga. can and more a pertact for the young family (106.000.

S H A R P & C L E A N Ouadoma tqued^ootoraai) • the bast of both! A lehaahang floor pan met oftars a private mauler Bed-room suite with Its own Balcony

bath, centra aar wtth m a s taw of theemenntes (139.900

TAKE A D V A N T A G E Of tha sellers fins lasts snd (42.000 - m recover one m ths pea yeer You aaon'l bska'.a the quakty •rid toe of thaa 4 bedroom 2't beth beeuty (159.900

D E S I R A B L E W I N D S O R PARK

You won't knd s clean cotonial Ot-tering underground sprinkler*. 19 X 12 mestar bedroom, newer carpet-ing and en appdancas (124.900

IDEAL F A M I L Y HOME Much Ivsbfkty ri thaa brtck and aki-nrunum 2 story with 4 bedroome. VV eluding two meaner auttas. e*tra big cosmtry kitchen, p u m n g tamky room erfth kki B asiemsnt aneched garage (122.900

2 A C R E S OF PARADISE! You won't Bsks I e your eyea 3 Bed-room. 1 fuk beth. 1'4 car garags Nwwwi garage door w a k - » pantry Huge Baaement bedroome have wak -m cloeet*. roof a *xi. ikisni condition Country kvtng yet csoee lo oty (199 900

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

mekes ime a nasi

Bet te r Than New Tyet n a s country etmosphsre wRh treed a l a i d wtncBng brook runnkig through I a a a r e a Northwest LNome locs-non T W loaety qued he* Kks a curt! speeel Open sky kowing koor pan. 'SS as w i s flmaMng work lo

LEE & NOEL BITTINGER

Present IT IAAtOMO f O « (UST t i S t u n m n n h d m <»al«*J 4 bndnmr t i i"t ba th t r a . W » d I o tan ie l C a r a m * l ik rd l n y r r cathndrai t nfkn|t» <n larruf> room wi lH f i r r p l a i r and w o o d f i t s * * undr r • a r p r t m ^ , f roon nvi lc fcnn < rx in l r y k ,u hnn w i l h iv iand j n d bc. l t in Innnatr k l o v r o v r n , l i s m a l d.n.n« room. • nntraJ air I I I Auav laundry n u i l f i vurt* w i t h p r i va la b a t h r o n m i u * t n m Un*K<a«>«n* A v u p r i b u y ' lO f )

WJY»H> AL IK1 ! < harming I brdroorr. C o l on ia l with a h n m r i ^ r lwa4«nK Cx*s« Kiuwri i n a t u r m i m i r r d (wroiat f and dunovail W-aAn^ K> aviaud d n k . * a k m < lotrtx in i v n l r r b n k n o r n and m und b r d n n m l a ( r kiti fynn with rating arra and t fcwrwj i l Inadinn (i> a n d wood d n k. • pntral air marwt urvd lawn vprmkln system I ai pptsmal V a h * ' ( 1 1 1 • * »

Call LEE Of NOEL BITTINGER

453-8700

(149 900

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS

462-1660 independently Owned and Operated

PRICED TO SELL

TAKE YOUR SHOES OFF ON THIS a bedroom Comma J 300 aq H 2-4

pool ( 1 * 2 800

FREE WEEKLY LIST OF PROPERTIES tar aa* BY OWtfCR wm> prtcae laetHnhmm

HELP-U-SELL REAL ESTATE

REDUCED $7,000 (t ier* 3 bedroom renc* warn garage k » r « m i ikvamo mt.si-sm dm tanhwrt tesia mei 526 9*00 CENTURY > I HARTFORD NORTH

on M theee extree 20 X 20 Flortds room, fa-waned tueen'ierii wllh k a beth lul ueesmsrt under femky room and study 4 bedroome beths (157.900

JUST L ISTED Ties a the home you heiw been welting ton Courl location 3 bed roome 2's beth*. brtck ranch, at teehed 2 cer garage tamky room with Hrepiece nww oek tnaien (117 900

459-6000

C0LDWELL BANKER

Schwei tzer Reel Estate CANTON

Seker need* oftor BaautSia Quad Laval home with 2 car attached ge-

only ( t 2 i 900 Century 21 C o o k & Assoc

3 2 6 - 2 6 0 0

BEST BUY m N

- — - --age 0 n t y ( » 0 * * 0 0

Remerica H O M E T O W N REALTORS

459-6222 C A N T O N

O P E N S U N 1-4 64*6 Pica week

N a Ford ( a Lkkay

JUST REDUCED (17.000 THE VERY BEST VALUE IN THE

PLYMOUTH/CANTON AREA Opsn Sun 12-6 Homs hss (30.000 a ^grades. 2 > year a d Sunflower 4 bedroom. 2H bath oolonta (2460 sq.fLI With dan. tat Itoor tatftdry. very largs kkchsn. wood window*, bey*. French doors, ak condRkan-ng. energy aMOani k m e o a 14*14 cedar gazabo sNO< decks and much, much more. Ds*uf1fuly tandstefieil Woad ooet (197.000 to duplcale

For 464-132*

only (179.900. 67S3

LABOR DAY SPECIAL! - Neatly tot-ed 3 bedroom, toky Lwpstsd Colo-

bedrocan ft graa room sreas Ful LsssiTiisnl ft 2 cer stteched garage tool Wont taa a only *M.S00 l

Remerica COUNTRY P L A C E

981-2900 MINT CONOTTION RANCH - 3 bed-rooms. owner* uawatarisd Neutral decor. sRueled on Ierge private tanced lot wtth 3 doorsisks leading to deck OversBed 2 H car heesed garags. I »ow».'C*rowt MISS THIS ONE1 (P40Cre| 451-6400

Quality REAL ESTATE

Bet ter H o m e * 8 G a r d e n s N CANTON ranch

3 badroom 2 betn

centra sa M6.000

NORTH CANTON - 4 bedroom.

oupency. (119. (00

314 Plymouth AFFORDABLE

BELOW MARKET - Snerp 3 bsd-room brick Ranch earn tamay room.

garags Only (103.900 CALL JON RUUO

Century 21 Today 890-7653

BY OWNER-Plymouth ilea area, good schools. 3 Bedroom re beth.. centra heal ft aar 2 ' i car garage newfy remodeled bath Lerge WKtacaped lot Check on ina one Won't lea rang (64.500 454-4297

UNBELIEVABLE BUT TRUE. 3 Ded-room rench. cathedra . all rig Hre-piece. 2*1 car garaga. a appkences (78.000

SPECTACULAR VIEW Irom ytx* deck. 3 bedroom bnck ranc* Close to Downtown MUST SEE (154.900

S A V E THOUSANDS! i leaning Sekers saa By Owner for

(2950 -HELP-U-SELL

REAL ESTATE 454-8635

room | 3 bedroom*. 2 •aned Baaement 6 2 cer garage Truly "Country (116.900 OA-11409

REAL ESTATE ONE 455-7000

LOCATION. CONOTTION. SOTTNG a * * l outstanding In deacrtbkig tm* eacomkig Colonia ta revered WALNUT CREEK

anew roa. a prtvek

(JaTtraTto?

T* I Mudy. tamdy

room saNh Hrapleoe Braanad baee-ment. l a (toor laundry, and asde en trance 3'^ cer gerege FAULTLESS-LY MAINTAINEDI (349,000.

ROBERT B A K E _ Real tors 453-8200

l l l € * Plymouth Office

MICIIICrW 459-3600 ( i K O l I * 199 N Ma in St

J?h. M I C H I G A N

G R O U P

K l . I I . ' I O K S

199 N Ma in St P l ymou th -

* •

1 THE SIGN OF SUCCFS-

PURSE APPEAL, mskitsrisnce tree 3 bedroom bnck ranch, centra aa nearer wk'iduws ft exlrss (06 .500

LOOK AT WHAT YOUR MONEY CAN BUY! « bedrooms. Nuga tamdy room 1.986 aq It Priced lo seS al (122.900

THIS IS m 3 bsdroom ranch. iv» baths, attached garags i a Boor teundry N Centon (04,900

DREAM HOME - Tudor C O o n a ce-sioraga galore, tams-lece. (134.000.

FANTASTIC VALUEI Wss sspl large 3 bedroom colonia. '-.400 aq.R many updeMS. osntra a r (107.900

PRICED RKJHT. 4 badroom Twdw. IM Hoor awidry neutra decor, up-dsted thru-out. centra sir (124.900

FHA OR VA. G « A T STARTER. CUTE updated 3 bedroom ranch, newer window*, q u a location (62 900

N CANTON 3 bedroom ranch. 2 U beths. osntra aa. Hrspiscs auper tisasi'i'isru. lanky room, lorma darv-ing (119.900

FREE WEEKLY LIST OF PROPERTIES tor sale BY OWER a

HELP-U-SELL REAL ESTATE

454-9535 SUN FILLED ROOMS

Large weidow*

l\k bath Canson qued Famdy room with Hrepiece. huge kitchen wVdoorwal to pstlo. a k a courl loceoon OfBce ccusa be 4th Bedroom Nea ft Oeen Won't Lea Long (>04.500 B-42049

REAL ESTATE ONE 455-7000

New Construction Tee modes to chooes kom Beth a s 3 bsdroom Colonia wtth i «

Remerica H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R

4 ^ - 0 0 1 ?

ths brssthtsaing 5 acra* tha s ncluded with tm* 2300 aq ft custom Uttligriil 4 bsdroom Contemporary Huge GREAT ROOM w m l Hretkaee 2 km bathe eaki-out tiessmeni ft 2 cei stteched garage Asking only (157 500 ft loakmg tor sn oRsn

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ft ORCHESTRA AUDITIONS Livonia Youth Philharmonic will hold auditions

f o r m youth orchestra Thursday, Aug. 29 and Wednesday-Thursday, Sept. 4-5, In Faith Lutheran Church, 30000 Five Mile, west of Middlebeit, Livonia

Auditions will be at three orchestra levels, 4-9 p.m. each day. Openings exist for string players and selected brass and winds Music director An-dreV Sewell invites young violin, viola, cello and bass players to audition.

The junior and advanced string orchestras ac-cept students with as little as ooe year of lessons. They provide introductory orchestra training un-der the leadership of Melissa Gerber, a string spe-cialist.

Membership is open to musicians in metro De-troit. Call 453-8887 to audition.

Rehearsals start Saturday, Sept. 7, at Livonia Churchill High.

• AUTHOR LUNCHEONS Southfield's Cultural Arts Division will sponsor

the Author's Luncheon Series Wednesdays, Sept 11 through Dec. 11 at Burgh Church, 26080 Berg Road and Civic Center Drive, Southfield. The time is 11:50 a.m. to 1 p.m.

On Sept. 11, Dale Northrup, a college professor and architectural writer for the Observer & Ec-centric Newspapers, will discuss his new book. "Frank Lloyd Wright in Michigan." Wright, ooe of the most innovative and creative architects in this century, died in 1959. Northrup will center his dis-cussion on homes built for specific sites in Michi-gan.

Ruth Langan, romantic novelist, will be the guest on Oct. 9. She has been writing for 10 years and has published 27 romantic novels.

Renowned mystery author William K. Kienzle will speak on Nov. IS. His book, "Rosary Mur-ders," became a successful film. He subsequently wrote many mysteries, all of which were bestsell-ers. A former priest, Kienzle devotes his time to writing and charitable endeavors.

On Dec. 11, photographer/teacher Monte Nagler of Farmington Hills, a student of the late Ansel Adams, will be the guest He teaches classes throughout the Detroit area and writes a photog-raphy column for the Observer 8c Eccentric Newspapers. He will discuss the history of photog-raphy from its inception and h will display origi-nal works by Ansel Adams and Alfred Steiglitz.

An added attraction will be Livonia mystery writer S.K. Wolf on April 1 in Room 115 of the Parks 4 Recreation Bldg, 26000 Evergreen Rd., Southfield. A former university librarian who has traveled extensively throughout Greece, Turkey and the Middle East. Wolf has entertained readers with both of her bestsellers, "The Harbinger Ef-fect" and "Mackinnon's Machine." For informa-tion. call Cultural Arts, 854-4717.

• VAAL SIGNUP Signup continues for Visual Arts Association of

Livonia fall classes and workshops starting Wednesday, Sept. 25.

Gasses are scheduled in watercolor, oil and drawing and independent study. Workshops are

planned in watercolor landscapes, oo-location, white on white watercolor, all media, watercolor washes and making books for gifts.

Faculty members include Edee Joppich, Ann Dase, Jerrine Habsburg, Dorothy Tarpinian, Marge Cbellstorp, Audrey DiMarco, Chris Unwin and Monica Learning.

Classes are weekdays and Saturdays at Jeffer-son Center, Room 24, 9501 Henry Ruff. Uvonia.

VAAL if dedicated to advancing the knowledge and appreciation of the creative arts by offering studio classes and twice yearly exhibits.

VAAL is supported by the Livonia Arts Com-mission, the city of Uvonia and the Uvonia Cul-tural League. ^ ^

VAAL members meet at 7:80 p.m. the third Thursday of September. October, February and April in the VAAL classroom. At the next meet-ing, Uvonia resident Christine Wong will demon-strate Chinese painting and calligraphy.

VAAL's fall show will be Nov. 1-22 at Uvonia City Hall.

Members receive a class/workshop/exhibit fee discount and a newsletter.

For registration and membership information, call Marge Masek of VAAL at 464-6772.

• PROGRESSIVE DINNER Friday, Sept. 6, is the deadline for tickets to the

Uvonia Historical Society's sixth annual progres-sive dinner.

Mayor Robert Bennett will chair the fund-ra-iser 6-11 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 14, at various loca-tions.

Tickets are |25 per person. They include din-ner. an auction and dessert Cost is $10 per person for the auction and dessert only.

Hors d oeuvres will be served at 6 p.m. Soup and salad will follow 7-9:30 p.m. Dessert and the floral auction will be 9:45-11 p.m.

All proceeds benefit the Alexander Blue House restoration at Uvonia's Greenmead Historical Village. The Victorian Italianate bouse, circa 1850, was once owned by a Uvonia magistrate and civic leader.

For tickets, call Greenmead at 477-7375 or the Uvonia City Hall Community Resources Depart-ment, 421-2000, Ext. 221.

• NATURE TRAILS Matthaei Botanical Gardens, 1800 N. Dixboro,

Ann Arbor, has garden and trail tours coming up. "What the Nose Knows" will be at 2 p.m. Sun-

day, Sept. 8. It will focus on scents of plants in the herb garden and along the trails. The tour will last iv* hours and will Uke place rain or shine. Wear sturdy footwear.

"The World Is Our Garden" will provide a look at exotic plants from around the world in the con-servatory. Tours will be offered at 2 and 3 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 15, Saturday-Sunday, Sept 21-22, and Saturday, Sept. 28. They will last 50 minutes to an hour and cost $1.

Since space in the conservatory is limited, ar-rive 15 minutes early to register. Call 998-7061.

• ART CLASSES Art classes for children and adults begin Mon-

day. Sept. 16, at D & M Art Studio and Gallery in Plymouth's Old Village, 710 N. Mill.

Beginning and advanced drawing, studio paint-ing, pastels, cartooning, and graphic and fashion design classes are offered for children. Nature art

classes focus on a multimedia exploration of na-ture through a r t

Airbrush classes for teens are scheduled for 5-4 p.m. Thrusdays. Watercolor classes for adults are scheduled for 7:80-9:30 p.m Mondays. Oil painting is offered Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons.

Individual classes range from 87 to 812.50 a session and are paid for monthly.

For more information, call D It M at 453-3710 or studio co-director Sharon Dillenbeck at 397-0562.

exhibitions Send news items about Oakland County art

gallery exhibitions to The Eccentric, 805 E. Maple, Birmingham 48009. Send items about Wayne County exhibitions to The Observer. 36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia 48150. Attention: Creative Living editor.

ft FRANKLIN VILLAGE GREEN Monday, Sept. 2 — "Art on the Green," an art

fair in conjunction with Franklin's annual Labor Day Round-Up, features many fine metro area artists Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The noon pa-rade generates lots of excitement and activity. No admission charge, Franklin Road, between 13 and 14 Mile.

• SOUTHFIELD PAVILION Thursday, Sept. 5 — Michigan Outdoor Sculp-

ture III opens with a 5:30-8:30 p.m. reception Thursday and continues through October. Louis-G. Redstone and Michael Curtis head the committee, which invited 19 Michigan sculptors to show their work in this outstanding setting. It's a great op-portunity to see outdoor art. Toward the back of the Civic Center complex, 10V* Mile and Ever-green, Southfield

• MESA ARTS Painted folk art wood carvings by Marie Rom-

ero Cash are on display through September. Hours are 10 a m to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Friday and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. 32800 Franklin Road. Frank-lin.

• ARIANA GALLERY * Silver jewelry by Amy Spencer. Jan Courtney,

Edgar Young and Nancy Ober is on display through Sept. 20 Hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mon-day-Saturday, 386 E. Maple. Birmingham.

• CREATIVE ARTS CENTER Photographs of life in Puerto Rico in the 1940s

and again in the 1980s by Jack Delano, a Smithso-nian traveling exhibit continue through Sept. 27. Hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. TuesdayThursday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., until 2 p.m. Friday and 8:80 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday Closed Aug 31 to Sept 2.. 47 Williams. Pontiac

• WOODS GALLERY Mixed-media works by Marc Church are on dis-

play through Sept. 26 Hours are noon to 9 p.m. Monday-Wednesday. 16 a.m. to t p.m Thursday and 10 a.m to 5 p.m. Saturday. Huntington Woods Ubrary, 26415 Scotia. Huntington Woods

• ATRIUM GALLERY Oils by award winner Erika con Mayenberger,

animals and soft sculptures by Lynn Spits-N a gel. as well as works by Eugene Krolek, John Martin, George Jewell, Marilyn Blinder Nori Geffen. Donna Beau Men and Stuart Shulman Through mid September Hours are 16 a m to 8 p m Mon-day-Saturday. until 7 p.m Thursday. 113 North Center. Northville

• BALLET AUDITIONS Michigan Ballet Theatre la celebrating its 25th

year of performances with the 1991-92 season. Tbe company begins Its season with "The Nut-

cracker" ballet in December Dancers, actors and gymnasts can be part of

this new production by auditioning Saturday-Sun-day, Sept. 14-15 and 21-22, in Farmington Hills, Southfield and South Lyon. Dancers interested in becoming part of the company can audition Sept. 21 Call 624-5590

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• ROBERT KIDD GALLERY Summer Group Exhibition Part II continues

through Sept. 11. Hours are 1:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, 107 Townsend, Birming 'am

• PAINT CREEK CENTER FOR THE ARTS "Celebrate Michigan Artists" exhibition, juried

by Joseph DeLuca, continues through Sept. 20. There is a solo exhibit by Gretchen Kramp in Art Space. Regular hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues-day-Saturday, 407 Pine, Rochester.

• PARK WEST GALLERY "Harold Altman . . . A Celebration" continues

through Sept. 19 Altman, 67, is a printmaker and his works are in the collection of most of tbe world's fine museums. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m Monday-Wednesday, until 9 m Thurs-day and Friday and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. 29469 Northwestern, Southfield.

• LAWRENCE ST. GALLERY Photographs by Donald Johnston, Leslie Spoo-

seller and Gail Sponseller Each has a distinct style. New works by gallery artists are in the main gallery. Hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tues-day-Thursday, until 9 p.m. Friday, 29 W Law-rence. Pontiac

• DETROIT INSTITUTE OF ARTS Major retrospective of photographs by Clar-

ence John Laughlin (1905-1985) continues through Sept 22 While best known for his images of Loui-siana plantations, his work includes still-lifes, in-dustrial images and close-up abstractions of weathered and discarded objects Hours are 9:30 a.m to 5 30 p.m. Wednesday-Sunday, 5200 Wood-wart . Detroit

• CFB GALLERY New arrivals for August include sculpture by

Dale Wedig and hand painted furniture by Blair Polzin along with decorative work in all media Hours are 11 a.m to 5 pm. Tuesday-Saturday, 574 N Woodward. Birmingham

ft O.K. HARRIS MulU-media installation by Jef Bourgeau. along

with a group show of gallery artists, continues through Sept. 21 Bourgeau explores the develop-ment of 20th-century art through use of audio, vi-deo and found-object assemblages Hours are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m Tuesday-Saturday. 430 N Wood-ward, Birmingham.

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PLYMOUTH TVIR. - $114,900 Unique. Riga ranch on osantokd led

and mora. F d appokttnud to aae. . DONNA FOREMAN

P L Y M O U T H TWP. /COL ON LAL/

traad U L Ordy * 1 4 * 900. I IS.000 ddam^arndoual 9-7/9%. SO year •

One Way Realty 473-5500

PLYMOUTH saaa.900 on mar V* acra

3 bads. 24 x 12 Florida

budMn RrvJit Noma Warranty TMa ana mud ba aaan. (Q-1S4). CCNTUKYZI WEST c a a a o o

PRICE IS RIGHT On M a S badroom. 1% bad. boma located bi a lamdy ndgRborliood Mtoto weRkig dWanaa at dosm-lowtiP»ri»outo* 104.800

P L Y M O U T H C A P E C O O

room. Immaeulale condition •128.800

; A L L T H E B E L L S

& W H I S T L E S

459-6000

C 0 L D W E L L BANKER

p L h w e l U a i R e a l E s t a t e

I P U R E P A R A D I S E 2 bedroom ranch on a Mrosot aMi

home baa many updates S a naar window*. root and kNchdi cabinet* •308,800 (PS 1ANN)

453-6800

C 0 L D W E L L BANKER

S c h w e i t z e r R e a l E s t a t e

RARE FIND

acra tt iraaa 4 privacy gator* f x -uamaN dean. sad iwatoMtodd noma both 97% M aWciancy lurnaoa C9P). oantrai Mr r w root, bdl aator baalar In '88, duality carpal

tsprtr

B I L L A R M B R U S T E R

R e m e r i c a H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

459-6222

REAL ESTATE ONE 4 5 5 - 7 0 0 0

1 1 5

D O N ' T H E S I T A T E

S T t t a u K . S S L ?

S u e T h o m s o n

REAL ESTATE ONE 2 6 1 - 0 7 0 0

ar raaf a a d a p a a d y k i t o s •aa* N > to « w aree d 898 ' 880 C M t M t l M t

ERA ACCENT 421-7040

LEAVirT TOBEA VER

M M H a w w

'StiSZXBJT *"•" • D i a n e B r a y f e o v t c h

RE/MAX 100 Inc. 9 4 8 - 3 0 0 0

3 1 5 H o f t h y W a Havi

on m m t o K M i dwood ftoors, oa-

1178.800.

R e m e r i c a VHlage Square

349-5600 ABSOLUTE STEAL

LUXUWOU* RANCH ONaratoi catooandoaRngi ^H mat dMno room. g o u r i ^ H h a ^ d d ^ u n d n ^ M A M (graga.

rtoc sub Won't Mat at 9199.900 RED CARPET KEIM

INC 477

CAPE COD Fabuloua M M condition a M a 4 badroom. 2 * bath, brick Capa to Baddtol Turea fereM Sub i tonl maator betooom. gorgeous country kitchen w « i oak cabtoaW. pretty graal roam adto drto done flraoiaca. lat boor laundry. 2 o i st-teched garaga - 9194.900 C M

ALEX ALOE Raalty ProtoeetonaR 476-5300

F i C 0 L D W E L L BANKER

S c h w e i t z e r R e a l E s t a t e

DYNASTY BUILDERS

NOW 8« 2 NEW s u e s

BRADFORD O f NOVI PHASE « TaR S Htoa MSB. From 9350.000

WESTMINSTER

Haggerty 9 10 M M . From 9200.000

U M w w Waama oottw true, Cad.

LARRY HENNEY RE/MAX WEST 347-8811

E v e r y t h i n g i a Nqtof i tola 3 badroom r a m * 08 a I

nd pnwMa at onty 9134.900

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS 474-5700

kidapandantly Ownad and Opaiatod

4 car garaga. Opan Sdor pton. cantrat ak. graat room and vary «ad ltap« 914e.990 N-22Mt-«

E R A C O U N T R Y R I D G E

3 4 5 - 6 7 6 7

NORTHVILLE

; EXECUTIVE RANCH

s T K i S o ^ 0 ^ CALL VMCE SANTONI

CarHury 211

• MORTHVXLE TRAILS NORTHVILLE SCHOOLS

CUSTOM B U L T HOMES 94 HOME SITES

undac oonakueaotL Opan Da%> 1-4. Ctoaad rnur*. Cualom to* homaa by Mrtk Bito9»m Co . I n t . LoPlooo-to Homaa. mc.. * M.O.C. 9ukdar» Ranchaa, Capa Coda 4 Calontata w a * out uta mm • MNi i t From 9219.900. C M 300-5070

Y AD)

NORTHVILLE an K acra M Walk-out bat am am- 9258.000 Bro-tcar» •atcoma- 340-1541

NOVI - NEW CONSTRUCTION Elaganl 3 badroom. racraaa room, ma*nul. Wrga dack. 2S00 ao.lt Wooda In ilia back. WaBad Laka In tront 92S0.900

ASSOCIATES Opan S u n d ^ 2-5

MARABAMAN*

NOVI - PaMto RMga Sub ••(MEDIATE OCOJPANCY

Naa*y kmahad 9 raady to mma to. X

%'tSS dt kkcban noo* lat 9oor taun-

dry. M acra lot. 9198.BOO. Opan SapL 1, 124pm oomimanL Local Or o f ld tWtoomt 10

AJ. VANOYEN

A a e Si -nn by ap-

NOVI - Royal Croam SubdMNon Ona ol NoxTa urapdar aut at 9 Mka « TaR Rd. WB

3 1 5 N o r t h v H t o N o v i

OPEN SUN 2-5PM 134UNMART

N ol 12 MM. E OR No« Rd Oorgaouatl Updatod 3 badroam,

CENTURY 2T NORTHVTESTBWt Or. 528-4000

S M E L L T H E F L O W E R S Emartain m M a n t a * M _ r a n c n otoaa to dowdoan N o r t o M M w r -

ndoaa. aackidad back-yard 9148,900

459-6000

S T R I K E U P T H E B A N D and march atraUM to M a 4 bad-room. 2 * bato ootonlaL Ttoa botiw oMara a lormal dMng room, tamdy

anoaa. 2 car altachad garaga «nd mora. 9144.900

Diane Braykovtch RE/MAX 100 Inc.

348-3000 3 1 6 W M t l a n d

G a r d e n C i t y

A BEAUTY! J badroom. 2 bath

Ranch m graat araa. Country Wtctv

3 1 6 W M t l a n d

G a r d e n C i t y

OardanCVy T h e r e ' s n o p l a c e l i k e h o m e l Tlaa noma la afial you Ya baan took-ing lor 3 badroom oapa cod ParHy

let 980.500 (P37LAT)

453-6800 C 0 L D W E L L

BANKER S c h w e i t z e r R e a l E s t a t e

It's Like New Partocoon macnbaa lhaa baautttui 2 badroom nanar noma Naaar car-pat throughout, rlnyl Mndowa to-dudng >arga IMng room t>o« «nrv-do». lorn utNty A . pramkan agnt-mg packam Ona akoatng « • aak n i h o m a » 7 S , S 0 0

R e m e r i c a H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

459-6222

lar' Bath, ovarabad garaga. 988.800

CENTURY 21 Hartford South

4 6 4 - 6 4 0 0 o r 2 6 1 - 4 2 0 0

A BEAUTY Juat raduoad - aharp 3 badroom bnck ranch a t » rac room. T * car m t 2nd kltchan In baaamanL ^ o r & room, nloa ahady yard. orty 973.900 C M

JOE MARCHESOTTI 475-5300

root, lurnaca. aator haator. 890.900 (N27ANN)

T I R E D O F R E N T I N G ? badroom bdc* ranch

Larga IMng room atth NapMca.

ATTENTION lat Uma buyan Why Rant? M o o * * condtoon. 3 bad-room Ranch Naaar kilchan. aa-raga Only 994.500. 9-0- down lor Vataran. 93.000 FHA. paymanta 9750 If quaMad A d noar balora lav

—dine to dack FuS baaamani. ma-aca draam garaga 978.900

(N74WAL)

W e s t l a n d - U v o n i a S c h o o l s FraaMy patntod - brand naa carpal-Mg makaa M a homa truty md*a-m condition 3 badroma. 2

O N E W A Y R E A L T Y

4 7 3 - 5 5 0 0 o r 5 2 2 - 6 0 0 0

BEAUTIFUL Capa Cod. Sanormous bedroom. 2 M l batha. ottceor dan. famdy room.

n d 2 car 946.800

MINT CONDITION ed thru out 3 apadoua badrooma. large country kitchen, remodeled beth. baautdul Uraehad beeement.

143.900

Century 21 CASTELLI 525-7900

1090 CENTURION AWARD WINNING OTTICE

BEAUTIFUL RANCH Located » ona ot WeanantH Aneat

room, anack bar. canlial ak. 2 ' * car H ba Only

9t1,9fK> CALL ROGER OR SUE DAVIS

RE/MAX CROSSROADS 453-9700

BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom brick ranch, large country Utclven. to> baaement 2% oar garage, priced id aak taet at •71.900

AS* FOR DEBBIE

Century 21 - Dynamic 728-8000

B e t h e F i r s t t o S e e

«toyl atnddan. guttora. and doan-apouta. Modieted aadara era eak'ig to help Bra Oma buyer* atth mort-gage coat FHA/VA torma. C l rc laMa ma and hurryt TMa ona aran'i leal M •83.800.

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS 462-1660

lota SjaMkouto m 2400 »q. IL Tr

Or Opan awery . Noon-4 Thuraday by appdM-nt (My.

A J VAN OYEN BUILDERS 3444877

NOVI SPECIAL Be a aman M k t Tram aaM Naaar 1888 llulUinaii 9 8B»ar-man buBl Cotoraal adto 3 badrooma.

21TOOAY

ONLY THE BEST bato Colonial Ow

cy 9244,900

R e m e r i c a V M a o a 8 a > M r *

349-5600 R e a l t o r C o m m i t t i n g

H a r t - K a r l

garage 9 mora >187^00 C r y s t a l C - n n l n g h a m H a M e y

RE/MAX 100 INC. 3 4 8 - 3 0 0 0

STATSLY COLOMAL - M I n i l a . B i t beWeaBa. ABtoa

S 5 MM . . KSS1 CALL LEON WBLLY

Only

StraM lo tha Oder MM

5 S 3 r a .

" " " " • T S a i a e

The Prudential H a r r y 9 W o W e .

R E A L T O R S

421-5660

T o B u y

3 L ! m r f % s r

RON OCHALA RE/MAX 100 INC

4 2 5 - 8 7 8 9

lanced yard.

" C H A R M E R " ned 3 badroo KRchan. patio.

•74.900. Cak W A L L Y J U S T U S

CENTURY 2 1 R O W

464-7111 FILLOto VETERANS noa Ik ame tor you to uee your VA baneMto. You can buy a home adto ( 0 doan end iiikaniat coat Cad Jbn llamdton. (RVN 70-71) Chartor Financial Corp.

S10-48T8

q a r o e n c n r y lamdy araa. Frat I badrooma. nt

HEPPARD 478-2000

LARGE LOT 120 ft frontage, lpacloua 1100 aq. ft. ranch, larga roomy breaiaaay to attached 2H cer garege. naa « * v

doaa 5 mora - 967.900

BRAND NEW DREAM HOMES Spadoue 1350 aq. ft ranchee, 2 fkv lahed batha. k4l baaamenta

Modal open dady - from 9M.900

Century 21 - Dynamic 728-8000

L I V O N I A S C H O O L S Authentic old aortd charm and qual-ity In M a 1400 aq. IL "Cape" 4

1.900

347-3050 COLDWELL

BANKER S c h w e i t z e r R e a l E s t a t e

OPEN HOUSE SUN 1-5. 7580 Qary •a Barnemery achooi Pr ldeM 3

BM3 Garden CMy Colonial - 9 bad-rooma. large lot. 2 \* batha. 2VI car

•91.900

S A V E T H O U S A N D S I - J g p a Sedera aa9 By Oanar lor

HELP-U-SELL R E A L E S T A T E

4 5 4 - 0 5 3 5

3 1 8 W e s t l a n d >

G a r d e n C i t y

3 1 7

WESTLAND

A NEW COMMUNITY S I N G L E F A M I L Y H O M E S

$75,990 $4200

MOVES YOU IN Pie.toa 5 nea euMlng moaat . hjd beeement. 2 cer atlacnad garege. large meeter bedroom auNa and much more Qel » on die ground

'MILLPOINTE 595-1010

BY OWNER - 3 mr. 1*

G3US E - Z F I N A N C I N G

L O W D O W N P A Y M E N T SHARP 3 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH NEW KITCHEN. UPDATED THRU-OUT "SOUTH REDFORD SCHOOLS ARE QOOO ONLY

800 BRING ALL OFFERS MUST SELL!

CALL CHUCK QVERMYER

MAYFAIR 522-8000

W E S T L A N D Neat and dean extra large 3 bad-room Bnck Ranch Homa inra idea tamdy room, lormal dmtng room and

LOVELY 3 bedrod*. !•-» bath bnck remoUated Ultchan.

parttf fattened baeernanl atth rac room A bar. 4 car garage, aarae '

4 7 * 4

colore. 943.900 C e n t u r y 2 1 C o o k 6 A s s o c .

3 2 6 - 2 6 0 0

R I V E R B E N D A P T S . NO SECURITY DEPOSIT 4 1

MONTH FREE RENT UNTIL SEPT Adjacent to ranee Park 1 end 2

Cable TV. J ooota and Iftnaaa oenter

30500 W Warren 421-4077

WILL NOT LAST. 3 bedroom ranch, tvlng room 9 family room. Uraehad beeement. 1 * batha. 2 car garege. 940.900

H E L P - U - S E L L REAL ESTATE

WOMAN'S DREAM •Ulcnen aaen* toe kicky Buyer ol tha aharp 3 Waadend I

temporary decor, much moral AieI reduced to 992.800 KW283

CALL KEN W AT TME MICHIGAN GROUP 458-3400

3 1 7 R e d f o r d

A BANNER BUY

"ULTRA SHARP" (Ftral Ad) 3 Bedroom Beauty, com-pletely renovated. Over 120.000 •pent Naa deelgner dreem kitchen haa akykght, buto-m aad

> 4 pantry, budl-ai nea bathroom atth

bubble tub and toe floor naaar car-peting thru-out. cerpeted flmehed baaamem 2 cer garege. taet ooou-pency 15410 Wakendan Cad Jerry

RE/MAX WEST 261-1400

AFFORDABLE JUST LISTED - 3 Badroom brtck Ranch adh flnlahad beeeinan Only 956.500 FHAAfA T a r n *

ASSUME PAYMENTS - Eaey m a -l l on m 1 bedroom brick Ranch

naaar porch Oanar h CENTURY 21 TOOAY

ALMOST NEW 3 bedroom

ierge country oak cabinets

4 bud! in dlaheeaRar fua beeement, good ana lot n .eMa i l locattoi l a r traffic area - (79,900 Cad

ALEX ALOE 478-6300

BEGINNERS BARGAIN! Spadoue 1200 aq. ft. lamdy home 3

OPEN SUN. US CURT18 WOOO SUB

1185SELMA (N. o*f Patmar A E_ ol lleatmrgh)

- , 2 car M -5 aided

•saplng. deck 4 pooL An tn Bknda bdnda. central atr. freeh, clean 4

M a home add! T M your tnande and lamdy (88,900

T H E R E S A S H R A D E R

4 7 3 - 6 2 0 0

R E / M A X F O R E M O S T , I N C .

OUTSTANDING Buddera look al M a l 4 bedroom. 2 bath ranch on 2.98 acrea. toned mum family. 98 X 979 Cotdd ba •pat Many puaalbMlaa Good vatua Inland

CALL CHUCK OVERMEYER FOR ADDRESS 9 INFO

MEW LISTING "O DOWN POSSIBLE

Spunky 3 bedroom ranch, 2 tut batha. fMahed beeement. aharp pod alto deck Muet aadf Only (64.900

CALL CHUCK OVERMEYER

MAYFAIR 522-8000 P R I D E O F O W N E R S H I P

Retlocaed throughout M a aharp ^ badroom brtck ranch home Ught 4 cheery updeMd ceramic bath Cov-ered patto 9 mealy landaceped yard Home aarranty 4 llnanclal tarme a Mali 11 Atotog only (52,900

ERA ACCENT 421-7040

S H A R P

W E S T L A N D R A N C H

GARDEN CITY. 30843 John H a * . 4 . Ford. E. Man M a n . 1200 aq R

large c o u v 422-4354

OWNED HUO 3 _ S23 000 caah

aa la. Other areea Red Carpet Keim DoaM. Aak tor Genie 525-3475

GREAT STARTER TNk dean 4 naet 3 badroom trv Woal toaturee tidtoaiikal eadtoga. lamdy roam alto toeptaoe, ludy ra-Itwdatad bato 2 H oar garage, e ^ aard pado ptaa n amm Wto*ak 4 c a a a air. O r * 2 btoeka lo Nemea

3, Oanar* aeiaaaiiad 9 mum Juat aated at only (84.800

(dSSJOPV For datafla cad M I K E B R O W N

R e m e r i c a H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

420-3400

T H E M I C H I G A N G R O U P

R E A L T O R S 5 6 1 - » 2 0 0

etwt tola dmat 9 a a a r n w brtck r a n c A ^ a M e M a ^ O w d d ak pkia

Quality R8AL ESTATE

B e t t e r H o m a a 4 G a r d e n s

N O R T H W E 8 T L A N D

3 cm geraga remodelecl kltcrten 4 bath. Hrepiece, herdarood 800 •84.900 (L-12UAE)

462-1811 COLDWELL

BANKER S c h w e i t z e r R e e l E s t e t e

WAYNE LOW INTEREST

MSHDA monaaga or MCC tax cred-• II you i»iato,_ •' l i c i t on cf»0*itefy tOort t 3 badroom honw

included ( 4 1 , 5 0 0

CALL KEN W AT THE IMCHtGAN GROUP •

West land A t to rdeb le T e r m s FHA - VA eatcorm Meat A O

floor 4 OQOOWr CO pool (42,900

DARLEEN SMITH RE/MAX 100 INC. 425-8789, 348-3000

WESTLANO- 33438 UMoom Lane

$3200 DOWN $534 PER MONTH

R o a a r b a l t y

Y O U R D R E A M M O U S E D Spadoua 9 ready • Maly t i e M d 11

dy 9 rac room. 7H oar <

C H E R I S H T H E T H O O G H T I al otanana a 3 baer tam brtd adh famdy room 9 aaraga m i CRy lar taMar 980 OOOl N a a dd MtoRdn adh lata e l oak a I t t o to e a r n aak n 0«dr 1200 aq a a> opan apaoe avtng Don't dt out on tola anal

Century 21 J. Scott, Inc.

5 2 2 - 3 2 6 0

H>niy iome warranty •53.900. FMt time buyer* may qual-* r tor MSHDA Plekae oM.

One Way Realty 473-5500

•77.9

1 * H t o a H 5374084

( 7 9 800 522-9348. 9786

MAINTENANCE FREE a Larga yard Grea-. Radtord k>->n FHA/VA

•49.800 34WOO MAXBROOCK

NEAR Western Got! Club on

3 bedroom bnck. batha. Kd carpal 9 lurnaca each 2 year* old Large Med Beean'ianl. 2"4 car garaga (78.500 WElDENOORF REALTY

R E D F O R D N E W L I S T I N G Ranch, 1100 eq.fl, rmm kitchen. 1H bathe tamdy room, dan

chad garege A4 app Many entree (67,900

CMWENOYKOZMA

MAYFAIR 522-8000 REOFORO REDUCED

I anda buying 3 badroom. carpal B«aemenl. gerege C M lor

532-2700 badroom aluminum

basement, gerege Priced to a M at •47.900

REALTY WORD FIRST CHOICE

532-2700

3 i a

D e a r b o r n H e i p t i t a

H E L P - U - 8 E L L REAL ESTATE

3 2 0 H o m e a

W a y n a C o u n t y

BEST BUY" 3 Bedroom brtck Rench leeturee up-deled oath 9 Coiadry Kdchan wtth

atndovn. central air - race deck Ful Omened aeaemani adh a M bar FHA/VA Tarme (50,900

ASK FOR DAVE Century 21 Hertford South 444-4400

CIRCLE T H « ONE Zero doeatg ooets Graat home lor drat time buyer A l m e l d Improve-menta done, no lurlhar auaMmant

bungaloa k rage, nea K»r>aca. CALL DONALD ROOOE 427-6400

REAL ESTATE TOOAY INC

CONTEMPORARY FLAW eurround-ed By aedande a anare you'll find M a 3 bedroom. 2 bath menutctured home An abundenca ol emamtlaa thru-out Lake Prtvdegee (74.900

CENTURY 21 S U B U R B A N

4 5 5 - 5 8 8 0 4 6 4 - 0 2 0 5

FIVE9TI . 3 bedroom ranch •n, fenced

atove. ralrigereior bath ' r s s i room, fenced

diehaasher ( 5 000 oontract'(5.000 down 340-4186

3 bedroome. ROMLULU6 BEST

huge tema Ia thruout. vinyl a d

S u p e r i o r C o n d i t i o n Huge 20 i 12 ft. maelar bedroom m this anpecceble South ftodlord brick ranch Naa vtnyl atndow*. ftr> aned beeement 1V» beth*. vtnyt trim, end 2*4 cer gerage (93.900

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS 421-5660

Independently Owned and Operated

S REDFORD 3 badroom. 2 bath bungalow In move In condtoon Country kitchen, newer furnace, central ak. thermo Mndow*, 8n-iahed baaement. 2<4 cai gerege. 19x34 .norajnd pool 4 more. (76.900 533-4725

S REDFORD 3 bedroom brick rench. IV* beth*. Hrepiece. 2 car ga-rege. flmehed oeaement. central M . newly remodeled (88.800 837-0775

UNBELIEVABLE AJmoat 1.900 aqlL 3 Bedroom. 2 belh home m prime Oedlcirg Formal

mg 9 Mriglke at 1980 O M cabi-nets. carpel thruout (55.000

SWEET A CLEAN STARTER HOME 3 bedroom bnck 4 vinyl ranch with newer vinyl thermal widows, lor a maintenance tree exterior (29 876

CENTURY 21 S U B U R B A N

4 5 5 - 5 6 8 0 4 6 4 - 0 2 0 5

3 2 6 C o n d o a

NORTH (Adame N oI Maple) OPEN SUN t-5 Your choice: European Kitchen. 2 bed-room lower, t i *

•72JOO. >

Carport. <89.900 Uppar 2 bedroom. 1S4 kitchen, newer lurnaca/central ak 988 900 Land contract kiwnedMH

BLOOMFIELD REALTY, INC 647-4080

BLOOMFIELD HILLS DEVELOPER OROCRS IMMEOIATE SALE OF LAST TWO CONDOS Both 2 bed/2 bath plane toeture fabulous r a n ol ad-aporta Square Lk Reedy tor Immediate mova-lnl OPEN Sat A Sun 1-4 or by appt

Flrai 2 ollar* trom a JuakheO buyer o w (88,900 eN be accepted' 1970 KkngansmMh off W kfl" Telegraph 1 ml H ol Square Lk

Richard Cofley Ralph Manuel Aat

647-7100

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Wa tront Condo Too many axlras lo Mt Move m condition 3 bedroome. 2V» baths By o w n * (359,000 35344V4

- T H E H E A T H E R S -

2 4 8 8 I n g l e h l l l P o l n t e

( N o f S q u a r e L k & W o f

A d a m s ) Nearty nea detached condo r\ the Heather* Fattened Baaamant wRh half bath Neutral deooralmg Many upgrades throughout Flrsi throughout

>0 (339 .000

HANNETT, INC. R E A L T O R S

646-6200 BLOOMFIELD NEAR 175 2 bed room. 1% bath, hrepiece. 1.050 aq ft . o M beneeth neutral carpet (42.500. t e r m negotiable. 673-1421

T A K E T H E L A N D L O R D

O F F Y O U R P A Y R O L L Bnck A «tny« trim bungalow 2 bed-roome on mam door wtth poealbn 3rd m upper level Carpet ovar hard-wood door*. 4 oedtog tans, rmmm hot aetar heetar lurnaca. vinyl atn-dow* A roof Rec room a*lh dry ber m Beeement Waaltei A dryer atay immedia te o c c u p a n c y dJust (23.900

Century 21 J. Scott. Inc.

522-3200

3 2 1 L i v i n g a t o n C t y .

pertiady ment 2 car garage. 1 rear home w a r r a n t y Asking ( 1 2 4 . 9 0 0 (S5204P) C M

C H R I S C O U R T N E Y

R e m e r i c a H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

420-3400 W H A T A D E A L !

and dnenctng terms avMaOla on M a 3 bedroom.

BEST BUYS CALL DAN MULLAN

Anidoue taker* S. Redlord brtck ranch. 3 bedroome. M m condtoon wtth new adtoon. updated kitchen, new carpeting. M eppdancaa. beea-ment. pado i garage. Ouick occu-pancy Reduced to 174.000

S. RE! bedroc

r s

8. REDFORO. Juat aated 3 or 4 bedroom brtck home adh lormal dining room. fcHkhad baaintart, up-

h. 2 car garao* M m Wont lest al 156.900

MAINTENANCE FREE 3

MAYFAIR 522-8000 Brand naa on the market! TMa SOUTH REDFORD ranch leeturee a

beeement. large lot. 21* car ga-

a new kimeoe. AM toN and more lor only (87 900 (S7Nor) C M 463-2850

Q u a l i t y REAL ESTATE

B e t t e r H o m e s & G a r d e n s

BRICK Capa Cod wtth upgradae 90 x 120 comer lot 3 bedroome. 2Vt batha. 2 Naplecee. Cherry cabinets, aunroom Pool 184.500 937-9882

BRICK RANCH - 3 bedroome. Fami-ly kitchen addition, fknlehed beee-

wlndowa 'root Ciredarit condition (86.000

BY OWNER, aharp 3 bedroom. 1 beth. 1.090 eq.IL ranch atth baae-ment 9 2 oar garaga. 17673 Oym-pla Aahlng (69.900 538-3451

CUSTOM CONTEMPORARY Sharp 3 bedroom Ranch Mth temdy room, dkang room, draplera. up-graded kitchen. 2 beth* attached

occupancy S S ? 7 177.777

FtVE BEDROOMS Huge home with Beeawent A dkwtg roam OMv 961.900

CALL JON RUUO Cdntury 21 Today 680 /653

3 badroom EXCELLENT STARTERf

completer, updated. on

Niaryl (46.900

LOVELY 9 SPACIOUS COLONIAL toaturee 4 bedroome with 2 KM baths A lormal dkMng room 0reel tocodon at a moe netghoorrnod A muat aae S7S.786

CENTURY 21 S U B U R B A N

4 5 5 - 5 8 6 0 4 6 4 - 0 2 0 5

fumaoe wtth central M FMWteo roc room wtth track 9ghtmg A bukt-ln storage Price reduced lo »79,900 C M Bobbie Reld

ERA ACCENT 421-7040

4 BEDROOM BEAUTY -on large lot, beeement. Must sM aHuatxm 958.900

S REDFORD SCHOOLS - 3 bed-room meamenenoe baa bnck rench. 21* bathe. fMahed Basemen! with fun kitchen. 21* car garage (79.000

F R E E . W E E K L Y L I S T OF PROPERTIES for H k "BY OWNER' atth prices deecrtpoone. addresses ownera phone number*.

H E L P - U - S E L L REAL ESTATE

425-8491

3 1 8 D e a r b o r n

D e a r b o r n H e i g h t a

DEARBORN. Graal location caoee lo Lavegood Pwk 9 OMne O d d H S. Formal avtng A dating. Famdy room w/drapleca. 3 bedroome. roc room ell brick bungalow (118 ,900 (P15KWI451-5400

Q u a l i t y REAL ESTATE

B e t t e r H o m e s 4 G a r d e n s

N Dearborn Hgta 3 badroom brtck rench. riaMy decor,

SSnSoi imry HdN.

ated 6 carpeted aturranum Irtm, 2 cer

961 900 540-3050

O n e o f a K i n d Totedy updated unique Brtck and aluminum ranch In Dearborn Heights Creetwood (chocM dwinct Ovar 1.700 square ft atth 3 bad-rooma. 1'4 bathe great room wrth tVaptece and lerum and 2 car el-

(115.900

BRIGHTON - Oardng 3 batiroom 2 bath cedar and brtck ranch at a graat neighborhood Stop down

dy room atth flraplace Large 2 deck acroee back Sky bQnts at

kitchen and mem beth Neutral tones. nKMy lender; epod lot. 2 car

i entry garaga. M eppdancaa re-metn (143,700

T H E M I C H I G A N G R O U P

R E A L T O R S 5 9 1 - 9 2 0 0

3 2 2 H o n e s

M a c o m b C o u n t y

CLINTON/LAKESIDE model CotonM. 2800 eq.lt Garaga.

kyllgttt. (186.000 M r

3 2 3 H o m e a

W a s h t e n a w C o u n t y

WASHTENAW COUNTY WMtmore Lake. 220 Eeei Shore Drive (Lake Pine Drive) with owned aated frontage. 5 bedrooma and I H Beth* recently lantodaled O M cab»-

menl atth uda room. 5 tone hot wa-ter heal. 2 cat garage wtth door opener*, extra storage work ahop gerage budMng. large pool, com-pletely lenced yard. (188.800 C M Relocation Servtcee Company. 313-553-3233 or Uetor. Oren Nalaon. 31^448-2506 or 1-800-438-7848

5 A c r e s - C o n t e m p O r a r y O P E N S U N 1 2 - 4

Large 3,100 aq.lt ranch with lamdy room wakoul level, custom wat bar A M l brick flraplaca. large euroetyte kitchen wtth adtotnlng aunroom. 4 bedrooms. 3 fua Baths beaublul nwtxa loyer atth akyddtt. addi-ttonal Brick outbuddmg (36x50) atth workahop Superior Twp, Plymouth/ Plymouth Schools. A l lor (309,900

P A T T Y S T R O P E S o r G A R Y J O N E S

R e m e r i c a H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

459-6222

Otoomlleta Floods Boundl 2 bed-room end una. 3'-» bath* Baaamant 2 car garaga Neutral (224.900 953- 7445 or HE lP -U -SELL ol

Btrmlnghem/BloomneK) 646-4470

3 2 6 C o n d o a

Lovely r, ait, i (

eating k » Jeck Muet Mydghi. Ilreptooa deck

Owner ueneNued Priced (5000

only C M 313-397-5243

FARMINGTON SY OWNER-Wrelk 10 2 rear

Condo t .980 aq It 2 badroom. belh. den double garage, marry ex tree AMIng (172.SOO 471-6494

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

A N E W C O M M U N I T Y

N E W M O D E L S

$114,990 2 bedrooms 2V> bains 2 car at tacned garage Faapiace. centra aa private patio and much more

GREENPOINTE AT COPPER CREEK

553-4800 FARMINGTON HILLS - Beet Bertfav at 12th Estates tsl Door t Oedroom condo Contemporary gray* By owner 944 989 A M lor Bruoe

626-2640

FARMINGTON MILLS - Leee thari t yr old condo cm the god course Glonous 3100 *q ft 4 bedroome 3 balha loft. 2 dreptecee. walk-out c m lor a Wt Of extra* and to pre-v ia* Only (184.000 CALL JOHN RE1SNER 360-5744 RE/MAX WEST 261-1400

Btoomdeia 3 bedroome. 2Vt batha. garege Beeement anmedleie poe-eeewn (154,900 HELP-U-SELL ot Birmingham/BtoomllelC 646-8870

BRIGHTON

A N E W C O M M U N I T Y

Woodrtdge Hide Condo*. naa mod-els. ranches A townhomee. 2-3 bad-rooma. loft. 2 bathe. 2 cer garage, baeemem. soma walkouts flra-place. M conditioning deck From (118.500

Model* Open l2-6pm U S23 Exit 56. W to R«kett Rd . Right to O M I d g e Dr . left to Ridge C t . turn left to the models Model Q228-8776 OMca 228-5722

A D L E R H O M E S I N C BRIGHTON Ml

Brighton T h e F a i r w a y s a t O a k p o l n t e Luxurious 2 9 3 Dadroom condoa. attached 2 car garage. Itrai door laundry. Jenn-Ake «ppdanraa. targe meetar aulta with apadoua open lloor plan Experience the dreem ot avtng wdhm ovar 700 acre* ot plush land wtth your own private beech on a 500 acre IMe. a prtvate merina. 3 golf courier on elte realaurents A mdee aadckig/fogglng path* M M * M e draam your roadtyt Modale opar Mon.-Frt., 1-5pm„ (CJoeed Thur*) Sat A Sun 12-6 Starting $144,900 Corner ot Brighton A Chdaon Rda

Sale by ERA GRIFFITH REALTY 227-8844

G O I N G G O I N G G O N E first am* buyer*. Mnglee. or retiree* would lew at home in tree lover, 2 badroom RANCH New o M bath-room. kimece end central ev Ap-pdences. move at condition Owner aaysaM FHA po^eaHe (55.500 See aleo 3 bedroom 1'4 bath town-houae at cokx ad eecttcm. (A44437) (47.900 Muel be sold Asa for

Diane Howard R E A L E S T A T E O N E

4 5 5 - 7 0 0 0 4 5 1 - 1 5 1 6

C A N T O N - T H E W I N D S 2 bedroom Townhouee done to e Til New carpeting 9 kitchen flooring. Fireplace at IMng room 9 kid oeae-ment Beeuttlul complex mdudee okibhouee A pod Ooee to every thing knmedwle occupancy won' laat at (49.750. C M Lonnte

Century 21 H a r t f o r d N o r t h

5 2 5 - 9 6 0 0

Fermmgion I M M A C U L A T E C O N D O

Wonderful Mew d Ireed ravine Irom large picture wtndowe Withm wew

» distance to downtown 944.500 16GRA)

Ferrmngton Hdla S u p e r s h a r p e n d u n l l r a n c h Open floor plan - 2 bedroom*, 2'/» batha fireplace A fWwtied baaa-mant Swimming pool i lennta courts (103.900 fW34COU>

Fermmgton Hk* P R I M E L O C A T I O N

Snarp ground floor end unit In-unrt laundry/slorsge room Tennis courts A pod (49,900 (WISFOUj

We M U L T I L E V E L

Condo Groat room wtth firepiece Forrrwa kitchen with dating. 2 mas-ter bedroom suites pkie IWushed kyn 2 cer gerage (128.444 (W30PAL)

737-9000 COLDWELL

BANKER S c h w e i t z e r R e a l E s t a t e

FARMINGTON - Private belcony Pictureeque view needow A river Quality budt 2nd floor targe end umt Carport (52.500 471-1546

GRANDVIEW 6 7 Mile 2 bedroom co-op apt., 2nd floor (16.900, C M Joeapmne 533-1961

LIVONIA Abeolulety gorgeoue condo at lovely Woodlorei Beautiful view from end porch Washer and dryer In unit Greet pnee el (49 .900

CALL JOE BAILEY

MAYFAIR 522-8000

LfVONIA 2 Bedroom*, updated kltcher A bath Stemmaater carpet Low utlkty & eaeooetion leee (52 boo

CALL THE GOLD TEAM Century 21 Hertford South 4444400

ASTONISHING - NORTHVILLE 18285 Blue Heron Polnte Drive Brand new IMetront home with walkout to sand Beach (198,500

344-8808

3 2 5 R e a l E s t a t e

S e r v i c e s

A f f o r d a b l e F a v o r i t e Popular Deertiom achoole location d Dearborn Heights Brick 3 bed-

Fire Your Landlord I 3 bedroom ranch adto

cant/a aa M Brick, dn-

to god course. A mp * a a i a>e Aak aig 949 900 (a6214PV

R O B E R T C U F F E

R e m e r i c a H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

420-3400

to» carpadng. katody pM'iiad. and vtnyt ekudoaa Be toe drat M aae • M Mvely heme 964.500

The Prudential Harry S. Wotte.

REALTORS • 462-1660

Caanar nungam dy owner Large k a a • tamdy roam alto aar ag w wood k n w 3 l i i r a n m . » dato.

and natural dreplaca •72.900

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS 421-5660

mdapendendy Ownad and Oparelad

S h o w A S e l l Una i)uadt, Budt 3 bedroom ortck

ntertockaig brick pet*- Jnve through gerege trom adey central ak Ctrcto ftaa one and o M today (84 900

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS 462-1660

STEAL! Great opportunity lo move awo d a

need* some TLC. but once M l done yew'va a i d money ONdred SI 997 S0C |aJJ12t>) C M

CHARLIE P L O U G H M A N

R e m e r i c a H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

420-3400 SUPER SHARP

TMa a M makdMnad Bungalow n fuel tad da Md to

Maw Laaadrig 8 M M Oddd dwu a M New etndoas Maw aa-raga D i m a m araa (73 900 C a l

LARRY HENNEY 347-4818

P H O N E H O E H N ( H o n e ) TO SELL YOUR HOME C M lor an appraisal d your homa A M lor

Chrle Hoehn R E A L E S T A T E O N E

7 1 4 - 3 4 6 6 Samcmg Canton. Garden City

3 2 6 C o n d o a

ABSOLUTE STEAL! Fast Hod con-do 1200 sq.ft 2 large bedrooms (46.000 ot leeee or leaae option A d qdckly C M George Brown

824-45O0 or 454-0836 MAX BROOCK. Inc

Arm Arbor G L E N D E V O N

D E T A C H E D C O N D O S Starting al

$189,900

CASH REBATES up lo (6.000 cash I'aOetea now dieted on exMtang modal unda Contemporary arydng at an Nagerw country ckib aetimg adlecam to the Ann Arbd CourMy C M )

O P E N S U N 1 - 4 p m And by Appointment

M i c h e l P o r a t h o r J a m e a A k a n s

D a y s 7 6 1 - 6 6 0 0 E v e s 4 7 5 - 3 6 1 2 ; 6 6 5 - 4 2 5 9

L44 weat lo North on Zeeb Rd nghl on Joy

Edward Surovell Co./ Realtors

D o w n t o w n F a r m i n g t o n neiaaaa dream, economic 1 oed-room doea to everything lat floor ranch unit with community buiding and pod. M naaar aepAancee * v ckxdng washer and dryar ( 3 6 900

N o r t h v i l l e E x e c u t i v e 4 yeer* new, 2.100 aquere ft 2 bed-room 2 story atth a dramatic loft lat Door leundry. 2'4 baths and 2 car attached geraga (199.800

P l y m o u t h M o d e s t M o d e r n Close to downtown 1887 buki 2 Bedroom and unit Carport, prtvaia ai unit uMty private entry and M utiattea (45.900

The Prudential Harry S. Wol fe ,

REALTORS 4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0

independently Owned and Operated

FARMINGTON HILLS 2 Badroom rench. 2 bethe. 2 car etlsched fw

(125 900 After I

FARMINGTON H ILLS Brand naa ranch condo home, pri-vate entrance. 2 bedroome. 2 baths groatroom/lomiei dtrang room. 1st door laundry central ak kjk Base-ment. decks attached geraga e> arcaae trade, amad quel community Cui'i.emwil to expreeeways A shop-ping From (106 900 4 7 3 - 8 1 8 0 E v e s 3 4 8 - 1 3 3 8

Farmmgton Haa C O N D O O F P L E N T Y

Lovely tdiads condo etih walkout

S P E C T A C U L A R A N D

S T U N N I N G Are ihe words to deeenbe tins pro-feesionsdy decoreted home Perfect lor first time ownei or singM Wlthm walking dlstanoe d town S m M quaint complax located on pnvsts wooded Bluff (43 900

459^6000

COLDWELL BANKER

S c h w e i t z e r R e a l E s t a t e

Northv«e LOCATION LOCATION'

Walk to downtown Nonhvlde from tha beeuttlul townhouse condo Opan floor plan, neutral decor, greei room with V apiece drat floor bun-dry Fasehed lowar lavai thai could be a 3rd Badroom with \ i beth 2 cer gerage (114,900 N-S9YO-N

E R A C O U N T R Y R I D G E 3 4 8 - 6 7 6 7

MorthvUM P r e t t y A s A P i c t u r e

describe* the ground* d tha newer MorihvdU complex Don'l grve up anything Mtth tha 2 bedroom 1 Beth oondo complete with ateta-ol-tnw an kitcnen .eutied eelkngs end a greanhouee (151 900

wnsi F a r m i n g t o

ar. opporturwy' o n

Thus Brand new complex a m the l e a n ot downtown Fermmgton and naa 3 Otter ant modela M offering 2 bed roome and 2 beths a dr apiece and oak caometry Aftordaety pnead around (100 000

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS

474-5700 independently Owned end Operated

NOVI Juat usled • 3 bedroom t'4 beth corner i**t with beeement (79 900 Carol Lea 525-9400 CENTURY 21 HARTFORD MORTH

AUeUNN HALS door aamWy f owner 144800

IN-TOWN 9ntng. exqutene decoi,

privacy 3000 • aq ft 3 a . 3 Beths I dropseca* ids and oaramica 1 d 4

d 2 private cowtyera* * to M M pado Mto >mm tue on

aetAMed ravdia Tea many teatu as la tot By «acotn»mer» omv ^rtno-plMOMr 9386 000 Day 8474170

Oanar daydme c o « # * c r i O N i - :

• r a M o M . (78 800 The items c e 5 4 4

Baeutduky decoreted Ovougfioui (156.900 IP30HIL)

453-6800 COLDWELL

BANKER S c h w e i t z e r R e a l E s l a f e

MOVI Croaawmds West 2 bed room, i s Beth cotomel. 2 firepiece* skykgni .Brick patio parquet door mg. mirror iraatmant* Tme one he» • t M (93 000 3 4 4 / 0 4 6

NOVI CROSSWlttOS WEST Super sharp ranch 2H t level Muet aM (112 500 ARCADE REALTY 548^/000

l i i R t o r i r D o w n l e w n 4 *

F a r n i i n ^ l o n

[ P i n e W o o d s )

• Pn*«1« courtyard entry • 3 bedrooms plus den • Ceramic bath 4 loyer • Central air conditioning • 2 tu« battn

-d arK» » R e

\ 1 "

K Natural fireplace First floor laundry 2 car garage Full basement Uenl l<« l r elMRtote W i n n i l C f D N W I t

H F . P P A R D A

A S S O C I A T E S

I I l i > 6 I i

8 5 5 - 6 5 7 0

M 0 0 E L O P E N M . S a l S u n

ia-s p m R M . 4 7 3 - a i J 1

(159,900

i-OCdtoO 9 ftaartteai m r to)m moopng ( V w i j a R t r * a o a k a t

trO tnmimrmmt m rmm via SJb of gr—i iradmm, ma road »f9-

T h u r a d e y . A u g u s t 2 9 . 1 0 6 1 O A E * 3 E

MORTHPULO MLLS CONDO bad!

M l a a t d a e a dack. i and cio»ias ctoeeta.

•xxdamporari. t of a kdM. Muat aeeiTl M .988 C M ownar. 738-4111

NORTHVILLE Townhouee. 2 Bedrooms. 2 hjt Cum

wed out Fua M . attached gerage Shomt by appomtment occupency Startaig prtc (lOdSOO

NORTHVILLE

LIKE NEW

huge Badroom*. 1 * 1 recreation room, prtvaia pelio A flraplaca Cloee is lade (66 500

CALL VINCE SANTONI Century 21 Hertlerd Soudt 4844400

N o v i " O A K R I O G E P L A C E ' UNOUECONOOS

S t a r t i n g a t . . $ 1 0 6 , 9 0 0 Located on Haggerty Rd .

N d 9 l S * Final 12 Umts Now AuMablai

Features include 2 oompleae Bed-

sunken M i g roome, atrium oou3 yard*, attached 1 car garaga

Modal Opan 12-5 Daly lOoeed Mon A Thurs)

For mora adormaOon cM

347-1122 NOVI

O P E N S A T . 1 - 4 24244 BASHIAM Sparking. 3 yr* old. 2 Bedroom, t ' i beth towrth with central mr. bay mndow liaaarnwn A carport. M at Up to (2000 crodd from cKwmg toward ooemg (84 900 C M 479-9130

ERA RYMAL SYMES NOV!/WALLED LAKE Condo Pontlec TrM at Wael Rd two bedroom two belh. ovar 1.000 aq fl Compieta kitchen dryer at urtd i car garaga AMing (49.900 C M fw showing

aty 344-5977

WondarfW l level condo etth direct attached garaga at Cocntry Place wtth the beet location Wonderful floor pten with meatar oedroom suite compieta with lua oath, sraR-ln ctoeet A sfttaig wee Reduced lo (90.900 C M today 462-2950 <42Glet ^

O w e l t y REAl ESTATE

B e t t e r H o m e s & G a r d e n s NOVI (61.800 TOWNHOUSE

Immacutale townhouee Many up-datee. newer carpet, kitchen lloor bethrom varvoea and ftxturea Nes Central M at <980 Pnvele petio wtth gr*. flmehed baaamant with famdy room/study Kitchen eppd-ancaa included Pod. tenme end ckibhouee mduded ai eeeoOanon 1S236)

CENTURY 21 WEST 348-6400

3 2 1 C o n d o a

— C a l ESTATE TOOAY d«C

roge •HSJOO. »y Owner • S Z &

condo est Greet Odka Odd C a m 3 Bed uon a . 3V» bethe, 2 fkepMoee (170,000 arm 661-7194

R O C H E S T E R ranch. 2 b e d r o

H ILLS -c m . 158 Bel n * ' a x t r s * ck. 2 C d st tached ge-

d o n by o w n s r • 124 .000 6 4 8 - 2 8 7 6

R O C H E S T E R H A L S - M R M

M i n i . j^jrrr\4m M b s d r o d d k w i g root

n t . 2 fud m. a d t i a r .

mm. > 1 2 8 , 0 0 0 8 4 2 - 4 3 3 8

ROCHESTER HILLS LUXURY CONGO - (132.900

MUST SELL/OISTRESS

Overlooks pod and common*

leundry. 2 car attached garage, oan-trai M ( mora

C M Mdce Snathe el REMAX 660-2100

TROY - HuittilMd Condo. 3 bad-

slth w d Dm gee grR. court new pod A a n •87.000

jane, quid rto oourto.

941-0006

TROY - 2 bedroom. 3 be Baaamani. garage Exca

«h. Anaehed idem kxM-

Ion Meek) rsmodsasd rated M u d see

nd rsdsoo-342-0443

WALBEEK TOWNHOUSE/CONOO. 2 bedroom. 2'A beth. cBrecOy on god course, putting A chipping groan oft pane Closing sataM 6 4 - 8 0 5 0

WALLED LAKE Condo Prtvete entry end garage. 2 bedrooma. laundry room ai unit, larga porch/deck tot relaxing Freafdy decorated (66.700

C M 642-0703

Thompson-Brown WALLED LAKE lake see sea condo (44.500 buy* tma spacious spark •ng. 2 badroom. contemporary cm-

l e d tor angles ot couplee d M agee A M tor Miriam 8hapko. Real EataM One. 881-6700 or 842-7124

WALLED LAKE - lovely ranch condo - Lake VMage II. 375 Napkme. im-mediate occupency. tiaeemenl

7940884

Pnced tor a qiack sew Owner wanta tme 3 bedroom, I H beth condo sold Large living room with opan dmmg erea Kllchan has room tor a n d table Applericaa stay S m M complex with court setting Private entrance A 1 car attadwd garage with coener uvonle echoola AMkig only (74.900 C M today 442-2850 (L21Cuf)

NOV! 3 badroom sharp ranch 15x11 master, remodeled kitchen, quadty windows perfect location ( 4 9 9 0 0 553-7022

NOVI 2 Badroom, 2 * bath newly decorat-ed Country Place townhouee Fire-place and upgraded kitchen Neutral decot. move In reedy Only (82.400

Shaming 2 bedroom townhouee In prime Novi condo complex Decora-tor choice* thruout Fireplace, skydghts A much more (97,500.

Beautiful 2 bedroom, 1N» Oath con-do Newer kllchan. plue neutrol de-e d Clubhouee. pod A courts W M priced al (78.500

WESTLAND SHOW WITH PRIDE

PopuMr Cotomel Estates School* immaculate 2 townhouee. i h bath*. Super Back Location'. Baeemant. access oft kitchen lo attadied garage Odck occupancy (75,900

CALL JOYCE JOHNSON RE/MAX CROSSROADS 453-6700

W E S T L A N D 2 B E D R O O M Very aharp ground level oondo featuring laundry room, large n ter bedroom with we* at cloeet. ap-pkancee Induded 7624 Manor Ck cm. asking (54 500 C M

PAT MURPHY 476-5300

bee an a m 2 bedroom. 2 beths flraptaoa arport Eaey acceee io shopping A w-weye Priced lo a M (43 900

NORTHVILLE CONDO urgently needs new owner 2 oed-room. 2 laundry, carport and more.

CENTURY 21 S U B U R B A N

3 4 9 - 1 2 1 2 2 6 1 - 1 8 2 3

NOVI - 3 Bedroom, J H bam. 1.700 aq ft . central dr. garaga. fireplace, wet Bar Baaement. newly redeco-rated (116.000 Days.362-7742 Evee A Weekend

O P E N S A T . 4 S U N . 1 - 6 31164 Misty Pine* Fermktoton HIM. juet S d 11 M M Rd . E oft Orchard

LMe Rd BUIDLERS CLOSE OUT MUST SELL Fabuloua 2 story condo with 2H batha. lal floor laundry, fire-placed greet room, private entry A baaement A 2 car garaga A muat see at (132 900 18A20

6 2 6 - 8 7 0 0

C r a n b r o o k Aaaoc Inc RsMrcri

P R E M I U M L O C A T I O N 2 bedroom bnck condo wea a for-mer model Evergreen Irontage tor privacy Wadiwey and ramp 10 deck wid doorwM entry Perking and carport neer Over 55 community (77.500

W A L K T O D O W N T O W N This upper una 2 Bedroom condo • special toydghts fireplace oadkig len doorwM to prtvete deck Extra storage. 2 carports Greet location (74,800

459-6000 COLDWELL

BANKER S c h w e i t z e r R e a l E s t a t e

Pl^nouth ALMOST HEW 2 bed-room townhouee attached geraga mt neer downtown (93.900

H E L P - U - S E L L REAL ESTATE

454-9535

PLYMOUTH bargain •xmtwi Hid-den todge condo* overlooking

- 1. 2 Bedroom 2 & _es d r e p « a 17x13

bedroom m bath 9 9x9 wat-kjn cioeet lewidry ierge seme floor

455-1044

It's a Lifestyle 1 condo a beet d ihe Itost C

Bedroom Gargequ* Vspleoa with brick hearth lat door wundry ions d storage A large attached garage Meeter sums »ee huge waR-ki doe-el kachen has 20 ; M i l t Big Oeck ovanoosung wM makneined pounds Condo haa euadem n a v sgement team Pea seune A ctut. houee t a s urat never had smokers in.ats setting Asking 9 M 900 •I »5219P) C M

J O H N M c A R D L E

R e m e r i c a H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

420-3400

W BLOOMFIELD - BY OWNER Maple Place |v»per u d ) . neer JCC A B'nai Moehe 3 bedroom

la. loft, cuatom mirror*, dra-place many extras Sedar mottvat ad (134.900 661-3112

3 3 2 M o t o H a H o m a a

F o r S a l e

MARLETTE - 1IHX80. oatdral M . Mad, applanrsi aM.. I a, I bato M n g roam, ddv

422-5138

NOVI MEADOWS

MOeiLE HOME COMMUNITY

The H

3 3 3 N o r t h e r n P r o p e r t y

F o r S a t e

BCHUSS MOUNT A M CONO6 d t o 10 Ad. Skang. Mnme. p o d I badroom. i l d a m r i U k t w i Muat Sadf (44.900 C M todayf 988-0927

01 greet M k | torn 2 bedroom large i M i a w I hunt or diet

•72.900

CENTURY 21 S U B U R B A N

3 4 9 - 1 2 1 2 2 6 1 - 1 8 2 3

TRAVERSE CITY homaa or I

814430-0412

I d sale Home ownership toi Mae

Country LNtng BeeutMm Cktohouee

RVI Heated P o d - NEW

• Homea Priced From (14.500

3 4 9 - 6 9 6 6

To inqtdre about now or pre-owned homea c M Marie Kkk m Out Home* - 313-344-1894 Locatet community okibhouee. 1 mka S ol Grand Rtvar oft hibbUi Rd

•450 month Including i d rem on « -

at ftoaatwiMo Woods C M Home-town USA tor detada.

TROY - 1888 - lOOOeqft (24.500 or aaeumabli ( 541 per month ndudea KM rant 2 bedroom 1 beth ak. 2 veer aarranty 648-13

WANTED mm pay caah tor uaed 14ft aide mo-baa home M u d be at good condt-llon. 945-3616

WESTLANO MEADOWS 3 ( 1 9 0 LOT RENT-

• F d one ywer Gorgeous 28x60 Central M . Ilraptooe Seder peto (40.000 10 mos ago. adl sacrifice for (36.900 Hody Homes 887-5400

WESTLANO - 2 bedroome. 2 Baths, laundry room. M sppkencas. central M Bund* carpeting, awning, shed Man condition >8.900 444-4273

TRAVERSE CITY Ierge 1

your moMto hpme tic Idad tor red! homa Paved road*, underground

net cable (10.500. <1.500 down. (125 pm mo land oontrad 313-588-0781

3 3 9 L o t a a n d A c r e a g e

F o r g a l a

NORTHV*_Ll VACANT property Wsaer A sewer bu«d home an 90 ay tOO tot (34.900 HELP-U-SELL REAL ESTATE 444-6836

\?rss

NORTHWELD TOWNSMtP 10 Acre Pared. Treed. Perked

3 4 2 L a k e t r o n t P r o p e r t y

BAAS LAKEPAONT DREAM New

W 4 « X i

W d d g R l aw^

Land Conarad Tarme

NORTHFlELD TOWNSHIP 36 ACRES, mm dMda.tieavdy wc

CEDAR ISLAND LAKE can* dent.

z s i s r z t r j - r w x 984-2734

parked Land Conarad

NORTHVILLE

N TERRITORIAL A US 23 AREA dad rodt . 2 to 10 1

BOAT A BEACH acoaa ith. tamdy A avtng room. M ma (132.900

DUCK LAKE cand Iron. 3-6 bad-rooma. lal door master a / edart-pod vacaaon m home (3 /5 .000

SHORES AT BAYPOtNTE Mdrooma 2 5 (206.775

3 3 5 T i m e S h a r e

F o r S e t a

TRAVER8E CITY - 2 Free R O memberahtp Land con-tract nuaatola (3400 A (6.000

344-1122

3 3 6 S o u t h e r n P r o p e r t y

COMPLETEI m o d s hom ( 1 0 . 0 0 0 H 543-4711

WEST PALM BEACH. FL 1 ballroom oondo. 3rd lloor 3 ml Irom ooean. overlooking p o d A duphouee (35.900 Have photos 573-0467

OM 9 MILE MSI E South aM* spproumaisty 200 ft Irontage (14.500 C M Matcome Rameey 477-6443

5 LYON NEW SUBDIVISION 44 Country hom salt as (M acre to 1 acre! 23 left Tarme Payments ss low aa OOC per mc srtlh 1 0 * down. (35.000 and up Free Brochure

437-5340

3 3 7 F a r m s F o r S a t e

MET AMORA HUNT COUNTRY

run contiguous Old Middgan clas-sic tarmhouae * bedrooma on 60

complete renovation 624-3083 Owner

3 3 8 C o u n t r y H o m e a

F o r S a l e

PORT SANILAC - 4 Badroom Dutch Colored on ovar 2'4 wooded ecree Modem loyer leads lo large Wing room, 2 ful bath* Okeng aree trench door* open to apacloue deck uvei looking pod A hNaiOl Many extras' (129,800 313-422-861S

3 3 9 L o t a a n d A c r e a g e

F o r S a l a

W1XOM Double room. 3 large deck celling lane Shed

(49.600 C M after 8pm S44-0806

1889 Bridgeport, 29 K 64 a ai avlng

ful batha.

3 3 3 H o r t h e r n P r o p e r t y

F o r S a l a

ALDCN - TORCH LAKE HILLS ee accee*. deer 5 to 40 from M.896 Land oon-

t rad by owner 313-449-5591

BURT LAKE - Lot »1 on Cctot id Polnte Magaatic trees on haavtty wooded 3.8 acr* lot wtth 200 fl d frontage 2500 aq ft.. 3 bed-rooma, 3 baths, fkeptaca. 5 decks, ludy lurnlariad including car, 2 boal hoots. 3 car garaga vdlh partlMy finished guest quarter* (540.000

8URT LAKE - 2 possible. 3 home. FleKtoton pretty 100 x 300 fl tot plus Guest houaa. aree d fine homea on Weat auto (288.000 Gary Ptidllpa- Re/Max (16-347-4100

CASEV1LLE COUNTY PARK - 12x50 mottle home with Saglnew Bay •lew. M . rooted porch. Bern atyte shed.. M turmatikige mckxkng SU able waaher.'dryer. (4800 944-6758

BLOOMFIELD Orchard Lake. 2800 aq.ft area, top quadty. country setting, prtvate haarfi ( IMe membership. Ideal for busy professionals. •253,000 Eves only 343-5761

3 2 8 D u p l e x e s

T o w n h o u s e ! a M W l H I M H S S B

IMMACULATE Royd O M Ouptox. doee to downtown Gred a n a d -ment. m u d aacrMoa Randy weMday*

ROCHESTER Streemwood. 3 bed-room town house on river near pod. 2 H batha attadiad garaga ( K M 500 By Owner 6S1-8130

3 3 0 A p a r t m e n t s

rental condoa 3 bedroom, • Paid 1( (280.000

3 3 2 M o b i l e K o m e e

F o r S a l a

ARLINGTON 70x14 Park. Canton Central M

(7,860 5 4 d o k t o r

Royal Hodday -8k. lurmahed

right 451-0083

ATTRACTIVE 1868 SCHULT 2 badroom. 2 fdi bath m Waedand llearlriwa. wtth dove. rakigaraMr. garden tub. atndow M . bdnda. a * -tama and died. OrWy (14.500 Hurry tha won t lad longl for spoomi-

ACT 1 313-588-7477

BEAUTIFUL DOUBLEWtOE (180. kM ront tor ons year Ordy W montha old Mud secrtdce Hod, Home* 687-5400

BEAUTIFUL, NEW touMs wide, at

Plymouth 3 badroon NORTH HOMES

•M. 2 bathe 584-2277

BEAUTIFUL 1886 Ot 3 badroom. M gardi very clean, many *J I lasrlnwe Mud s M

ampson 24x52. sn tub wtth |et* tree Weetland

721-8044

CANTON - N 1986 Crostrl. 2 KR beth. prwne com. (24 900 Ava

mm park Specad Order 9gs 14x72. I bedroom. Id tub. ( sppii icaa.

sr lot tOxtO shad dabtanow 387-1248

CANTON -Adufl perk comer lot m Edetes sap

Royd 2x66 U

any exti endo

Hodday Park. MrtktM op-out -aa 12x40 Psr* mctoeed porch

CANTON 1946 3 dace M appdencaa idee kn Low rent M u d a M ( 1 ( 900 /%dd Cad iea us msaaags. 496-1007

CHAMPION 1849. 1782 sq R , 3 bedroom lemdy room. 2H beth* ' 'replace Weetland Meadow* (31 500 'bed 535-5287 ot 728-0318

CHATEAU NOVI 14x70 Lota d do-sat* Separate laundry room. bd«-•n stero M acpdancaa rata d ex-iraa. m u d aae 10 appreciate (17 000 668-6461

DREAM H O k * FOR RETMEMeNT with ak. I H belhe 2 Bedroom* III I lardd! occseancy (6 900

U s * homaa kom (16.900 SaddtdMMdw 1882 t r a a a a d t

WONOERLAMO HOadES 387 2330

CAN AFFORD PLYMOUTH

amean (143!

The Prudential W J B l a m D e c k e r .

R E A L T O R S

455-6400

F A R M I N G T O N HILLS

1 2 0 0 H o m e P e y m e n t a *

$ 1 7 5 L o t R e n t

$ 3 7 5 T o t a l

LOT RENT GUARANTEED 2 YRS • ( 18 880' IO* down i i w * u » 4 0 m e

L I T T L E V A L L E Y

4 7 4 « 5 O 0 4 7 6 - 4 0 7 9

N o v t / F a n r U n g t o n A r e e

6 S O / M O Off L O T R E N T

F O R 1 Y E A R L E A S E

FM4ANC—Q AVAAARLE HlQkH_AN0 HALS taTATEB

On 9 n i l ) Read M e r M d Grand to» and

QUALITY HOMES Caa Joerme

474 -0320 or 474-0333

ELK LAKE Whde Bkdi Condo* v 2 and 3 bed

na aiadabla Sandy beach, ctoee to town Rentd management Start m g d (104.000 ..

Spectacutd 180 d Irontage 4 bed-room. 3 bath ranch. 3 acr** d prima property (450,000

Ultimate prhrecy with one d thee* buXkng i

d frontage Starting at (100.000

EA LMe Cottage 3 badrooma ancioeed aun porch, sandy beech, good location. (128.500

George Knight R E A L E S T A T E O N E

E L K R A P I D S

6 1 6 - 2 6 4 - 5 6 1 1

E v e a . 6 1 6 - 2 6 4 - 8 8 9 9

ESTATE SALE. Larga 3 bedroom. J bath iMMront home. Wed Branch

E G R * N D TRAVERSE SAY - g d sway f .me. 7 mdea norm d Elk Repida. - 2 ft prlvaM frontage, wtth 2.85 wooded ecree 3 bedrooma 2 bath* (220.000 916-244-5406

GAYLORO - MlCHAYWE H aero arooded lot Community on 2 golf course* Ctoee to Ml reeort A Otse-go L M e (5 000 Mm 474-9558

HOUSE FOR SALE - MO. Ml 2 Bedroome. wood dove, od deck up. naar AuSable R l w 2 mde of lown Moterma (517)926-5434

LAKE CHARLEVOIX 150ft d Mka frontage, rear round 4 bedroom homa S37S.OOO A M for Pared A 313-437-5340

LAKE HURON - OSCOOA Grand Opanmg Ptneridge Bay

haunt weleiti ont condomauums 200 ft Sand Beach heeled pod, 1,375 aq ft - On tha fabulous

ft Sugar 1.375aq

COLDWELL BANKER SUNRISE (517)738-1456

LAKE HURON - Thumb reeort area 3 bedroom, year-round homa. kRy

LAKE PROPERTY Sugd Springs wooded I M e lots - (25 000 Lake lot 122 ft frontage - (35 000 Others from (14.900 - 840.000 1400 sq ft

3 (72.000 1344

sq ft

I d (44.000 Fskfway god corns a t (5400 Others to (14.000

CALL JOHNSTON REALTY GLADWIN - 517-424-1776

A N N A R B O R A R E A W E B S T E R H I L L S

Choice Iwo-ptus acra homeeitee ha est d Ann Arbor Rodkig

iiisadois* lo hardwood lor sat M m an axhlsecturady controdad com-munity Lot* atarttng at (45.000

C o n t a c t R u s s A r m s t r o n g

o r M i k e M c G e e

7 6 1 - 9 0 9 7

E d w a r d S u r o v e l l

C o . / R e a l t o r s ANN ARSOR

ANNOUNCING TIMBERVIEW ACRES OentM rodkig. 2 H ecra sites soma w'wdkouf Lsewiwn'i your buddd Eaey acceee to weetem suburbs A Arm Artxir Financing Tarme

CALL : 559-7430

BEACH ROAD beta aan Square LMe Rd A South Btvd Adems A Cooddge Mew Pine course 125 i 165 578-7' & BLOOMFIELD • Budding sua* e< able Bunders or mdrvtduds Lons

I - Telegraph Road area C M (313)832-0750

BLOOMFIELD HALS <CfTY» Lot only. (44 OOC

Or a d build to suit 6*9-3880

BRIGHTON- 1 ecre home sit •s fudy improved wooowd. rsvmsa rsstncuem* (38.000 lo S I9.00C Cham (818) 448-0503

BUILDER/DEVELOPER WANTED" 6 L d aite approved project on axwi n g street Crooks A Auburn aree Ided for amea ranch and cotomd construct>or. (103.000 range Ing (200.000 including exntmg houae

R I C H A R D K . R O S E N «E MAX m The HIM 640-2049

WOODED

TROY

ad iota m true aree d nome* Sounded By O M River on

a a d Somerset Chsss on the south IT i n cut-de sec lots ar* now siiaMBte lor your iMiction We have a vartety d plana avadebte lor you lo choose Irom or aM Budd to

642-1 641-1878

WEST BLOOMFIELD Luxurious OMbrooke Subdivision Choice lots Middled eft-Beta eon Walnut Lake A Lone Pine 645-2030

h e l p - u - s e l l d Commeroa/W touuiiiddcl

- F I R S T T I M E O P E N -

S O M E T H I N G S P E C I A L

O P E N S U N D A Y 1 - 4

3 1 3 0 I n t e r t a k e n

( N o f L o n g L a k a & W o f

M i d d i e b e h )

ground and 100 tad kontage on preettgioua Pine Lake Lota d ex-poeed herdwood pine door* newer kitchen and eddRlon neve oMI Pan-demic yeer round .lews

HANNETT, INC R E A L T O R S

646-6200

3 4 2 L a k e f r o n t P r o p e r t y

NOW LAKCFAONT LOTS an waaad

iced trom 990 000 to

-"K

w y o w t r u c r r o e y a e e e q i i

S S S . . '

(12 W HURON. MtLFORC N d General Motors M8 . E d l I lord Tody

AALENCPMTY >43-0013 THE PRUDENTIAL

GREAT LAKES REALTY 828-9100

OAAOOICXTY

MAIL SALON Omnm vary

N O R T H E R N KNOCKMG I

O P P O R T U N I T Y

mg A yam ahop EdebaeheJ 1972 Upper levd has 2 apis adh rentd factory (136 »0C

a l l SEASONS REAL t y 614-533-4114

W A L N U T L A K E A C C E S S IMMEOIATE ACTION REQUIRED*

912 W Unrversay • m - 7 7 l 4 ^ H

(30 000 IO ( 1 7 8

C h a r m i n g ChaMi sfyM 1800 aq ft. 1881 dmahed I 2 c k | m r g ~ i (174 90&

(136.000

• R t C H A R D K . R O S E N r e j max at the hum'

GRAND TRAVERSE front lot. Old tiUllinn I

WEST WINO FARM SUBDIVISION

Choice lota in Groan Oak Twp. South Lyon achooM. 2 to 3 acre lota, paved streets A undergroimd utM nee land ccntrect terme si Mains

Discounts lor Caah Starting d (40 900

C M k» mors »il« motion O w e a 131 437-8183

Cotonld Acrea ReeOy

HARTLANO, by

1880-91 decs overlooking lake, up north iving mat outside the cay (124.900 Eves432-7909

Dey* 350-5329

W BLOOMFIELD

OPEN SUN. 1-5 GREEN LAKE-BEST BUY on LAKE

6344 Commeroe Roed . _ idroom ranch Central M Red-wood deck 2 cm garaga Tad. ma-ture treee H ' m e d d l occupency (180,000 - Land Contract Mrma

HOME on Gees Lake I50*t frorv tsgs Sandy essrt Park-Ms ad-ting (1 000.000 Buyer* only

624-4766

W BLOOMFIELD LOTS FOR SALE

Vsry specml wooded lots Sewer water peved streets 100 wide and Mrgd Mew aubdhrtdon d 3.000 lo 4 .000 sq ft homaa Uee ydjr own buader II you Idle trees, you'l love meee lots Pricee lust reduced (60 000 and up Land Contract term*. 10% down or poeeiote dis-count for c a d developer-Broker

737-2288

iNOtANWOOO LAKEFRONT immecuUM 3 bedroom. 4 beth bnck Cape Cod. den. Irepiaoa. tamay room 2 cm attached garaga oerv trsl dr. sprtnkld deck. dock. 125 f l laaatromsgs Bseutdudy decorated

apancy (358 000

IRISH HILLS - LMe Ccdumtta Ad Sports, pnvele utke Beeutiha Mkav-ww lot or. Rhrlene ahorss Wdl corv soddMottor 313-455-1136

JUST LISTED Mewei 2 dory 3 bedroom contenv

YALE. Wooded land. 90 mmutee M of Rocneetd 73 ecras. (550 an irvmg room with drepwoe white for ecre (4000 doam at 8% Intsrod on I rmca kitchen Land Contract Mew wM A oapoc tsrw 656-0B7S or345-3085

340 Lake-River -Resort Property

CEDAR ISLANO LAKE cand front 3-4 bedrooms, large family room, deck, lots d extra* (169.500

686-2734

BOAT A BEACH acceee 4 Bedroom 2 batha. famdy 9 avtng roome M re-done (132 900

DUCK LAKE canal front. 3-5 bed-roome. 1st floor meeter w.-adnrtpod. vacation at home (375.000

SHORES AT BAYPOtNTE w/toke acceee 3 Badrooma. 2H baths ful

(206.775

HELP-U-SELL d Commercw/W Btoomhetd

360-6660

(134 600

C A R R O L L R E A L E S T A T E G R O U P

4 8 9 - 8 4 0 4

bedroom Cape

JUST USTED SYLVAN LAKEFRONT

One-d-ktnd 4-5 Cod flalddone place hardwood door*, new kitch-en. Ierge formal dining room belh*. 40 ft d decking extra large lot southern expoeure Won t M d Ownd transferred For showing CM R W Watson

LAKE OAKLAND 3 bedroom ranch, wdkout ment, kxmal dining room. 2 flre-piacas Land contract terms ( 2 0 000 down (189.500 A-3337

AM tor Joycs Martm 673-8204 d 892-4700

EXECUTIVE PROPERTIES CENTRAL MICHIGAN (74-2322-662-700

CANADIAN LAKES

C A N T O N 34 - H sera lots Heritage Farms Sub 15 Sitae Remammp, Al Starting at (48.900 SdHng now Land Contract spring d 1982

.ocatad at the N W comer of Beck A Warren CM.

ROBERT GERICH THE MICHIGAN GROUP 458-3600

CLARKSTON AREA - Exdudve 10 ecre ukelront buddvig site A nan,

a Iranqud sdia ig tor rssidenoe. (148 WO

C M Kavtn 625-8440 625-8300

Mlcfagen s Fnssi Privets Reeort A Retirsmsni Communrty

• Golf • Ski • Tannss • indoor Pool* • dubhousa A Mors

Lakes Realty V P N ( 6 1 6 ) 9 7 2 - 8 3 0 0

L A K E L O T S Al Sporta Lakes Newly Developed

- Deer Lake d CMrkdon • Saver LMe at Watartord

Underground Utattea A Pavad Roads

LAND CONTRACT TERMS . 646-4625

623-0206 336-6889

LAKE FENTON \ posesd sxscutfias

tord ths dnva tkns lo Chdtevcu I Oormom tha alternative d a 45 mki-uta d m * lo yOd Mka pwte aath gued houee. pole bent tor ooei storage csrodd drhM and a porch Ms the Grand Hotd C M

Mary Ann Tr amine Re " 313-233-4643

LAKE MtCHWAGH Wed d South Lyon, new develop-ment with v, io 2H acr* Ota. rodkig A wooded Irom (55.000 - Terms ADLER HOMES MC fl 13I228-5722

LAKE ORION • vacant Mend I d ( 2 ft frontage cftv sswer A m (39.5C0, (10,000 down, land tract term* 893-6273 or 752-7221

FARMINGTON HILLS-gentty sloping 7 acra pudding altea on a natural til ai dy road (45.000 eech 473-0484

G l o r i o u s V . A c r e

W o o d e d L o t with a msendertng stream m ihe cfty d NorthvdN located ai the metoncai district You can t «nd a more beau-tiful buddkig ana (73.900 Cad

G E O R G E B R E C K

R e m e r i c a H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

453-0012 HAMBURG - 53 ACRES

Can be dhnded O r e l development potenltd Mnd contrect terme eved-sbM (350 000 Century 21, MJL DsnnM Shivaly 6SS-4500

MAGNIF1CICNT LAKE HOME on

40 ft kjrmehed

•ae A

z r r r M h Pub

itdudy Com-

p d s wtth Mrgs dack. dock A 100 h (329 000 C M (31(1 >47 9839

Northern Michigan GAYLORO AREA. Opart M g r . 3 beikuum 2 belh 2 cm garage nome an eoctuded rmmtrn i d Pro-

GAYLORO AREA 200 on Heert

mosd ^ T X t ot homes Htwwy 17 S o u * 9 wesers VMage (275 000

BRADFORD LAKE. GAYL ORDrWa tar* Araa. 7 ( *ath J M L S bad-room homa. aa ag i i s e e ( 1 1 8 8d0 ata

I d C H A f t M . 3 000 aq ft heme

CONTACT M A T T * LEE FOR MORE F O R M A T I O N

a t T o w n e c N O A a e o c M T M (817V 738-4441

PENTWATW MAdlTENANCE FREE

' S T r '

HERE IS A LOT OF LOT O r e l tKRdkig site Wooded i d « dedreote Wat t i l 'Upper Long LMe sree Price mdudee -WO loo—one i d a ecroee the roed tooomddd schooM end pcadbis and contract M d meny Kit* m * tie* (249 900

W E I R . M A N U E L ,

S N Y D E R . & R A N K E

6 8 9 - 7 3 0 0

HOWELL

beautaui rodkig A wooded ecree back* up to stela lend Parsed A suNwyed Mud see to appreciate ( 7 8 000 517-544-4286

LIVONIA LOT 70x140 neat IO rt •33 900

LOT SLdTABLl toi wMkoul ment 2 hmxs 4r Repida. Ml Can. M tocMtte* wdh <

652-3771

12 23

MOV! Fid* impro.od wa* i H i M i lor Buader* A id irk.sa up to v*

d (55 000 Singh Dwvdopmarn Co (3 131*33 1100 AM t d I

NOVI

PREMINUM LOT Md your II SSI home i eaiirwi d M 1 ecre •R-OM Bsssn1 s I Ck

Oek. Mad (68 900 C M

LARRY HENNEY

FMME BUAOtNG 8TTE

3 14 ecrae V perk Yaw plane or design ymm own LaMd Ceder Home 888 900

CENTURY 21 S U B U R B A N

349-1212 261-1623

342 Laketront Property AFFORDABLE WATERFORO

LAKEFRONT On A l Sports pis stent lake Charm-ing 3 bsdroom 2 bath w <

mg A r o d (139 900 woodsd weRout ot W'dock A 65 n on IMe (49.900 Brokd 737-6017

ALL SPORTS Cedd Mend L M e 140 ft iMefront lot. maturs trees ssptic psrmn greded Huron Vi School AMmg (130 000 rsa BLOOMFIELD HILLS DEVELOPER ORDERS IMMEDIATE SALE OF LAST TWO CONOOS Both 2 bed/2 belh plena leeeure

Ready tor immediate move-aw OPEN S d » Sun 1-4 or by appt

Ftrd 2 oftor* from jusltdia buyer over (49 900 M be accepted' 1970 Klngensmah oft W mom d Telegraph. I l l N ol Square Lk

Richard Coftoy Re**! Manuel Aaaoctetea

647-7100

LAKE ORtON - 2 d id Boethouae on aland Coy A sewd (75.000. (15.000 down

752-7221 d 883-4273

MAGNIFICENT LAKEFRONT Wakxit Lake -Btrmmgham achooM Amanmea too maneroue to menoon (1.589 000 14COM MA* BROOCK 626-4000

MIDDLE STRAITS Gorgeoue 10T lekefront with i x i a t o s new D d kng home hee 3 bedrooms. k«4alsd kitchen cabinet*, and la-ibMa a b d potential Askmg (274.900

GREEN LAKE-4340 Commerce Rd Old f * * h i o n e d atone English Cotswotd 4-5 badooms. 3 beth*. herdtsood door*, cantrd M 1R floor bedroom A bato SprtnkHr 6 alarm ayswms (398 000 A M tar BETSY MANECKE. Agent363-6485

MAX BROOCK INC REALTORS

348 Cemetery Lota FOUR PRR4E cemetery lots a / 2 vauita A markd Oakland H e * Cametary C o d (7.000. s M tar (4000 75t-5586 ef td 5 421-58(1

GRANO LAWN CEMETERY

ascbon 12 ( 4 0 0 aach. Ca451 4 8 3 ( 7 8

GRANO LAWN CEMETERY Section 22. ot 154, a l 3 ( 814 6 M M A Grend Rrvsr Redtord

l o f t d 271-4713

MASONIC GARDENS -Lhroras 2 Lots. (700 both

MT HOPE d Valors tor both

for 2 plots at Ths Garden

(1000 Mm 525-8277

OAKLAND MEMORIAL GARDENS Novi s prestigious araa 2 plots

( 7 0 0 each Can be sold aspsrsta C M , 547-4505

0 1 c .

LIVONIA OnFsmdhtonn Rd j u d . ( o u t o d * M M

M E D I C A L S PROFESSIONAL S P A C E F O n LEASE

EXCELLENT RATE 8 LOCATION 1488 - 2 800 aquere toi

CERTIFIED REALTY, INC 471 -7100

LfVONtA . 15415 MM and 18500 I 7 ( ( M M 190 aq ft. to !

MORTH VALE- Premium ofltoe suite Easy keewey exit d 6 Mde M

M a d perking 878-4200 aq ft t ' d i d i i i C M 1 "

OFFICES IN W BLOOMFIELB O r c h i d Lase Rd PnveM entrance. 600 lo 5500 sq n

651-8566

388 0fc.-6ua. Space Sate/Laeae

AFFORDABLE EXECUTIVE Offices- Why pay tor ths ragn ood d

without oemg Pei annadten

O F F I C E T S ) N O W ! v-275 i 8 Mka

Ful or Pert t ime Otocae

RRED EXECUTIVE OFFICES (313) 464-2771 Wedi-ai s Welcome

PLYMOUTH A 1850 sq ft (1380

O a r d d d i c a rooms/kachsr idaady in -aaert on Troys Golden Comdd 1475 W Bm 8ll ar Rd

TROY BUSINESS QUARTERS

455-2900

PLYMOUTH months left on Meae 700 eq ft

637.2400 Approxanetdy (700'mo AM lor Wayne or Judy 981-1000

ANNOUNCING' knee* C d i t d | PLYMOUTH • 1600 aq ft i

Any SOS from 150 sq ft sny Mngth St Lot* d prrvete parting

a m s i M i a ' 'oom Mova m common space Prime locations m Nov. Can-Ion. Starkng i ldghlt A Anr Arbw loMca.'wershouss -*vt» dec avea-

5500

ANNOUNCING Mapw Bussr.ee* Canter d Troy

B a d i l l ! m town no Meee -laces aary. 227 lo 5.000 sq ft on MapM near LhrdnoM

From (235 up I

PENTHOUSE Aieo avadabte 650 aq ft. n s w a skylight private reetroom with Mower rory tevorepie raM

644-0138

BIRMINGHAM- MEDOLL/DENTA^ Protoedond ouackng

3 sunea avedabM Privete psriung 688-8744

PLYMOUTH- 231 Plymouth Rd I M E ol udsy Exosdsnt locator. (1500/mo 1517)345-1524

PLYMOUTH 344 Stsrkwestnsr' Leeee ided tor offica or smM biw-neee Approximately 920 aq ft va-cant Sept 1 (750 per month O t h d dorsgs specs s MePM 440 aq ft (200 par month C M 453-6440 Everanga 455-0284

REDFORO Lssss KXK SQ ft sua able tor any type li jaa sas ak con-

I onon (550.mc 25533 5 M M . near Beech Defy 476-5624 532-5700

REDFORD OFFICE 24821 R . j Mi le Rd.

Two roor private entrance i

BIRMINGHAM SOUTH ADAMS SQUARE

X

6 Jandortd aennce. Issephons an-

age Nae csrpstmg .en»:al bdnd* A sa conditioning Al Jtdttlss SKSud-*d C M today tor Spsdd Rats CERTIFIED REALTY. INC

471-7100

Redford Township 24350 Joy Roed

j u d Wsd d T*

BIRMINGHAM Isms oftloe-retM specs avsk

abM OOC p i mo 642-4762

358 Mortgagee 8 Land Contracts

BUYING LAND CONTRACTS Fud or pemd

F a d Caah 517-723-7804

CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS immsdlata Phone quoteel Wont be out-bid' Mo.-gegsfc' Rsdnences

Mortgage Corp d Amence 313-342-1468 or 1-400-144-8618

C 0 M E R I C A Mobile Home

Financing

1-800-292-1300 For adormaoor.

Equd Houaang Landd

381 Money To Loan - Borrow

B U S I N E S S A C O M M E R C I A L LOANS ARRANGED (50 000 and up Write DMC * asocial sa P.O.

.46186

INVESTOR W A N T E D WW pay 13% mtsrsst on I R tar 6 yeen Mr Schrock 721-3316

382 Re •lEatate Wanted A BARGAIN

Cash lor iousss. Apertment unit* recta, vecsrt ton or *end

Any condt aon . Any where 545-0811

B u c k i n g h a m Of f ice Part; L ivon ia

1.200 to 24,000 aq.fi • C i » d d w « o Mealing and

Quadty Dadgr and BiRdouts Kkvidud Entranc

• Ampse waa-ai Per*mg • Next io O v cur* . Okvs Gamer

and Comtort trm S c h o o l c r a f t & Midd ieber t

4 2 1 - 0 7 7 0

C A N T O N Ford Rd W d 1-275

750 aq- ft A up • 8 85 a aq ft

Budd to Bun 4 5 5 - 3 1 0 2

DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH cm state, approa

Convenient Ucak Excadam parking Cad

625 sq ft (525 p i month 1250 tq ft (1.060 par month

rREE HEAT FREE AIR CONDITIONING

FREE ELECTtoCTTY FREE UNDERGROUND PARKING

C M Mary Anr Srwefcoarssi CERTIFIED REALTY, INC

(3131 471-7100

RETAIL A OFFICE specs kom 1 OOOaq ft ( up AvadaMe In G d -dan City ( Pfymoulh Twp Reeeon-ataa rota* I toMOM lerme C M weMdey* 2pm-5pm 425-0140

ROCHESTER Ns> osmis oftloe oondo tor sale Only 9 umts Pnvele haafth aub

335-1043

SOUTHFIELD 12 MILE RD A NORTHWESTERN

State s aaatiM M jtatme paM Conterance room storage ( good per*rig Secretartd A phons a i -

358-5670 EXECUTIVE OFTICE SUITES

aoapaorad aaan Mded Short tsrr

(313)540-8040

EXECUTIVE SUITES AVAJLABLE inckjdss spacious parking

HARVARD SUITE 28350 SOUTHFKLO RO

SUITE 122 5 5 7 - 2 7 5 7

C A S H TOOAY OR

GUARANTEED SA_£ Also if In Foracaoatae

Or Need 011

WALLED LAKE Emoy die end ihe Biseihtaama «tew fr Mkdi oiii property Frodc on a 41' sandy Beech d your dsn Home haa 3 badroam*. need* "TLC", FAN-T AS TIC VALUE! ONLY (88,500

UPPER STRAITS - 60" waterfront -Move ngw mto ma a w a c i M i 3 bsdroom T ( H a « d wdh waRout to w a l l PiedMoua Mka - low price Rsouced IO (238 000

ASK FOR J O L * LEVINE CENTURY 21 TOOAY 855-2000 d 881-0443

Century 21 C A S T E L L I 5 2 5 - 7 9 0 0

at i t s aubiabs' s bsauoka 3 nome on Laka Erts 46 Oetrdl Contact lanes

BLOOMFICLO HALS Magruftoeni a w A Brokw tar detaM. OeRoder LSkeftdit on Webeek i m_ • a00 L M e While bnck exterior F lod to | oetdng wmaows ovanookmg was Fast floor m s d d Bsdroom m M has skyd lecuzzt. ssee

lotady opsn floor plan 9000 aq ft ( car etieched garaga orcutd drive Asking (1 400 000

SPECTACULAR FABULOUS LAKE-FRONT • C-ontsmporary homs on M

Sk/St <orm • abrary maeser bed-room suit* hss aspsrats res A her*

carcun dnva. 3 car ettedted ga-rege Reduced to ( 8 2 8 0 0 0 O r e l

LAKEFRONT

ovartookkia Mka Fkuned w a M - o l Aaking (538 000 Ptoeee a M tor

• y l v m s t o t z k y o d t h e MtCHtGAN GROUP441-4488 Or baspsmumbd 274-4347

BLUE HERON NORTHVILLE

O N THE W A T E R

New Construction

Exclusively AnasanRng Orchard Lakakfe* by xxnsretons BiRdaig 118 I I d

frontaga E x t i ' M i s glass megrsd-cwnt news Sea Iduacnnss a> oMoa v 4o total cualom 11400.000

CALL NANCY MCdMNGCR 318 9860 d 530-7(75 or 780-3287

40 b o d dock*. St Ctok R k n Aigo-nac ( 1 4 1 0 0 0 a n d ( 1 5 1 . 0 0 0

3 7 3 - 0 6 1 ( 1 332-81(1

QUKT WOOOPCCKER LAKE New

THREE T * R decking

e m t w o 91 h a r MAJt M O O C k H

WALNUT LAKEFROaTT LOT

1171 626-8700

Cranbrook

boeatng. kanma and -ssura p servw Or Beck Rd S d 7 M M d >75 From ( 1 ( 8 300

3 4 4 - a a o a

ANGIE SARKIS IAN 473-6200

R E / M A X F O R E M O S T INC

C A S S L A K E F R O N T

WATERFRONT 2 ACRES

•n*3Soe aq ft I aMi* . 3 1

r s r i v s j s r ' " - " " CALL 804 MAS4ARON 83441

The

Michigan Group Realtor^

851-4100

C A S H T O D A Y

O R G u a r a n t e e d Sale Aleo d In Forectoeure

Or Need Ol Ropes Aak for Jer ry Bo r rega rd

Century 21 CHALET 477-1800

LAND WANTED Yotaig coupts JaM n pared ai Salem or Ptymoidh Twp to budd home CMChr ta 458-5463

LOCAL INVESTOR aaM* k*e 6 c t e i aiacutlrs no use at condo Can oftor 20X doam Mud havs ownsr

13131332-4706 Exl 650

leee MVi Opkon to Buy - ei Oaklend County kknemar 3000 aq ft (13-632-0070

FA fit WIG TON MILLS - 12 M M neer Farmmgion Rd 1.200 sq ft Medicd ot general ofkes Ordy ( 1 2 2 5 psr mo C M Mr LubnR 644-7385

ampta parking 471

FARMINGTON HALS Dnva. k iduetm Pert i d Itod oll-

perking (140 month 477-7600

FARM84GTON IDEAL LOCATION across Irom City MM • 960 sq.ft Rent negotiatM beeed on term d Meee C M ef td 8pm 256-5048

SOUTHFIELD 14156 W 12 M M RS . 400-1.000 aq. ft tor Msss Hsd nemdsd Parung

557-0770

SUB LEASE DEALS

i leenng. cookng a Schsndsn Strata- Group 332-5115

TRO* SmM A aconormcd suites s sksaiil n N E Troy Stertrig d (325 Aak tor Ann 529-1174

387 Bua.-ProL Bktga. Sate/Laaaa

CANTOas-PROFESSiONAL OFFICE dMdtng tor a d k -or option to buy 960 aq ' tor any |

iMghts 6

MEDICAL SUITE. an ofkoa Mboratory sbutv-

f a r m i n g t o n pnms duwntcswj olftos or Grand tow (355 Kevm Knight Duke

477-6000

p i k s i g I FNe M M

FARMINGTON use dskixs I

Grend P k a A alalil i d beraaan •ete LMMa* mctodad 476-2050

FOR LEASE d Decker A Mapw Rd* m waded cake Lot* d open spec*

entry adto a total d 1.800 sq ft ( i 100 per month mckadss M d d -ties For aduuiieeon cad l isrssr

849-2323

FOR LEASE SPECTACULAR N Y styta io" specs (2.000 aq ft w ad-

l.SOO

mg. high

parking. M k 1 tor lurddaelgn M m 447-0135

ACCOUNTANTS

GREAT LOCATION 455 sq ft i d l (390 pm month (9 am sq ft tor wrger units Cad

Blocn A Company 313 -559 -7430

( 6 0 000 SAOOOdown lerme o ts i «

AVAJLABLE SHARED EXECUTIVE

BEAUTY SALON S U B U R B A N WOOOWARD

^ - t S S

HAM SALON I I sak » aaai-1 m jpweknr 5 nanons Ful sendee M m sM ( 1 4 9 8 0 M8-K>4i

kOOstdsG FOR ENTREPRENetMS

I I rear OM

HUNTMGTON WOODS Ofttcs apeoe oft ^486 A Wmdiierd 750 aq ft (looka ate WOO! Reoep-

kxJed 542-4678

•M -J> a q « ptanty d perking, free

kng buschng d Beech Dady A otcraft on t-86 iJsRrMal

(1800 pei mo

388 Commercial

APARTMENT m Beck roud m kom. 30R x 80ft greet tor Hog oroormng.

hoc Fud Bwae-873-2341

beauty d

BIRMINGHAM SOUTH ADAMS SQUARE

d o w n t o w n P lymouth Supw shoppmo mad locaMm. 726 Sq Ft i » to 1 050 Sq Ft C M Osborah tor iMteaa 228-7474

D O W N T O W N

R O C H E S T E R FOR LEASE

Cad Mr L R M

. rvONLA Rant our o u piaeagkiiM mcedor on L a r d I Perk Or Slartmg d S2SO "mo Am pie parking For detaM 482 A280

335-1043

SCHOOL CRATT 4 dMSTER Pikne ofkes space m ecttve car" 250 lo 3400 *q ft «RI dNtda to a n Rem M low aa Mroq »

DOWNTOWN WAYME 1 200 1 808 d 2 aae aq ft ssora ai Ouay krogd

atrtp oenMr on tkmigor Ave

CENTURY 21 S . J B U P B A S

4 S S - S « R C

TAN & TONE

447-7171

Thuraday. August 29 . 1 9 9 1 O & E * 5 E

* £ * O A E Thursday, August 29 , 1 9 9 1

SM todwL/WarahouM

MM.OMQ FOR SALE. 5 Win'SncE V M . 3200 SQ. I I olllo* ft - s r »

aoors, comer lol JST-I

For Lease: 2 1 0 0 sq f l $ 1 2 0 0 p e r m o n t h g r o e i

Cioas to M m i o H^wsys Cat 4M-244&

QR£AT FOR N e w S t a r t - U p C o m p a n M e

Smal t u n i t s - $ 3 5 0 / m o y o M

LIVONIA - S MILE AREA 1200 eq.n «Wi ofUce tar ra»L SS00 am monrn. la

477-2

S U B - L E A S E 1850 sq.ft . LWOOK imnWMn OWM • alefin

RENT NEGOTIABLE Cak «M-2«fl0

S71 Com ml. / Ind. Vacant Property

BRIQMTON- 20 49 aeree zona induatrtai tor u M Al or pan.

OM ADLER, BROKER H (313) 229-5722

171 Comml. / Ind w • n • • • • • ! V a c a n t r r o p e n y

aaht mdut • M M o r -

57SOai.fl S4S-S320

372 Inveet. Property WAYNC - brie* 22 untta. 3 buMlnae. 1-2 balanitis. eppaanoee. air. naa aapAall. SSJS.OOO Terms <100.000 down 11% Agent a i » « S 4 - 1 t « Or 513) 52S-5907

400 Apt* For Rant APARTMENTS AVAILABLE

NORTHVILLE AREA . 11 7oadroo«T>

S420-SMC montMndudee heat

A U B U R N H I L L S Btoomtkeld O r c h a r d Apts .

spactoua 1 badroom epartmente Irom 5440 00: Mdudaa naat, gee 5 • a tar Bands Included Pool + laun-dry tecawee & mora Snort wm. lumMAad units avaaeWe. Opan 7daya.

332-1848 AUBURN HILLS. 1-75. mmaculale 2 Oadioom, naw carpal binds, oven. Central air 4 batooo* No pals

353-5372

AUBURN MILLS - 2 badroom condo. awittanras. Hr. carpeting Immedi-ala occupancy $475 par month 370-0154 or SKWWW

A u t u m n R i d g e SPACIOUS 1 A 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS

E X C I T I N G N E W F I T N E S S C E N T E R I N C L U D I N G A E R O B I C S

. Pets Welcome • Swimming Pool • Vertical Birr,as • Washer'Dryer hook-up • SeK-ctMiwnfl own

? F o r e , ftd ^ 1

1 £ C har ry H.tl | I

3 9 7 - 1 0 8 0 From

* 5 1 5 O p e n 7 d a y s Cherry Hill a t 1-275 C a n t o n Township

FURNISHED EXECUTIVE APTS. AVAIL.

Y O U R T I M I N G

C O U L D N ' T BE

B E T T E R ! Live a cu+ above.. when? architecture a n d a m e r w e s

soar to n e w heights in a very

pr ivate w o r l d at luxury.

a l & 2 Bedroom Hiqh-Rise

A p a r t m e n t s W i t h Except ional

Bale o r y V i e w s

• vert ical Mmt-6l inds

• I n d o o r H e a t e d P o o I

• Tennis Courts

• C o m m u n i t y R o o m

• W i t h i n W a l k i n g Dis tance

O f Ufcst iand Mal i

M o d e l s O p e n Daiy Located O n e Block west of W3yne Road. Between Ford A n d warren Roads.

Y f/WESTLAND

aTOWERS A P A S t M f N T S ,

721-2500 N O H E A T B I L L S !

TRY

SOPH BnCATED or IfLMNG

UNO-STORY TOFT APARTMENTS

Huge Lrvmg Area With Separate Bedroom Swte And

Full Bath On Each floor Dramatic Spiral Staircase

Exposed Brick Walls And Beams Spectacular Views Of The Rrver And The City from Private Roof Terrace

HugeWafc-»n Closers

IrvUnit Washer 4 Oryer

1500 Square Feet Ot Luxury For 6 Months 1 Just $995

400 Apta. For Rant

AUBURN HILLS B L O O M F I E L D S Q U A R E A v o n d a i e School District

M O V E - I N S P E C I A L $ 4 8 0 - $ 5 4 5

I * 2 Badroam Apia. • Approximately 550-1100 Sfl Ft . FREE Meat a Water

AM appdanoaa. -arttcal Mnda and Mrpa storage araa. VotTI eteo tlnd oantrai atr. War cams, pool and 24

Ctoaa to shopping. banking. OU. OCC and tha naw ndustrW and tacti cantars. 5 mm Irom t-75 or M-50 maI 0« South BNd between Squirm * Opdyka.

Mon-Fr-l tO-8. Thurs tO-7 Sat 11-9 A Sun 12-3

852-4377 BELLEVILLE AREA - 2 badroom du-

/Orym 557 5/month After 6pm

BERKLEY - Attractive f»aty deco-rated t badroom. daan. quiet loca-tion Maal included. Wak lo «iop-

12 M*e-Cooi>0ga araa 1450 MOUSE 544-7715

BIRMINGHAM - Attractive, rtea»r renovated 1 a 2 bedrooma Excel-lent ujndwion. waa to shopping

it water a carport 5525 a (700 Can Ann after 6PM, 647-4234

BIRMINGHAM

In Birmingham . . H't BUCKINGHAM!

BUCKINGHAM MANOR You DESERVE

trw-Buckingham Utoatyla

400 Apia. For Rant BELLEVILLE

No coat lo move at carport

•B7-5350

BIRMINGHAM - Ooamtoam Adama Square t bedworn. al n w kitchen, new oeremic bath, oak ttoora. baae-ment. 2 car. no pels. MB6 644-8652

BlRMINGHAM-m town, charming 1 am upper of duplex home painted 5000/month t se-

curity ftaia.ai.cei 84«-i4#e

BIRMINGHAM Urge 2 bedroom, near downtown. 5565/month, plus security ° ° S S 3 S 7 .

BIRMINGHAM L I N C O L N H O U S E A P T S

5 0 5 E A S T L I N C O L N > Spacious 2 badroom apartments > Convenient to downtown , Deluxe General Etactnc appliances . Central m

• Large cloaats a etorepe areas / " 0 " S E C U R I T Y D E P O S I T

OueMHad appacanta only

645-2999

400 Apta. For Rant

BIRMINGHAM TIMBERLANE APARTMENT 5

m heart ol town • Attract Na Units Verhoal B*»ds • Oanwaener

• C/Alr ,

1 B e d r o o m - $ 6 2 0 2 B e d r o o m s - $ 6 8 0 -

1 M O N T H ' S F R E E R E N T B E F O R E S E P T . 15

Cal l to view. 2 6 8 - 7 7 6 6 Evenings - w e e k e n d s : 2 6 8 -

9 8 0 6

BIRMINGHAM 1 badroam. able Sept 1. near Oak t Woodward Heal a water indud 5005 month. Cat (Men. 3

BIRMINGHAM - 1 MO FREE RENT Newt? remodeled 1 a 2 badroom apartments Juat E d Adama Rd. neer downtown Rental rates to-dude heat water bands, mirrored

cerpetmo Pteeaecaa.

SIX that's rtght. six cloaats t H t Fu l l

ONLY $300 aecurtty Oeposit

CALL NOWI

649-6909

BIRMINGHAM Lincoln a Woodward area

Studio apartment wtth tuS beth large welk-«n cloeet. kltcnenetle centre) air « prtvate patio. Walking dBrtance to YMCA » snoppK^g

ONLY 5475 INCLUDING HEAT

Eton a Maple area 1 bedroom, carpeted, beeament

storege. walking distance to down-town 4 shoopmg. Onh 5465

Aak About our Townhoueea

No pets Lease required EHO

T H E B E N E I C K E G R O U P

6 4 2 - 8 6 8 6 Sat : 2 8 0 - 0 6 6 6

BIRMINGHAM - 2 bedroom lowrv houaa, ttt batha. nawty decorated, naw appaenoaa. garden serttng dose to town «750 645-2437

400 Apta. For Rant Birmingham 2457 E Maple. 1

aa. carport Laaaa. No pass 5500 643-4426

BIRMINGHAM - 503 Ann Bt Oown-town studio apanmem Clean, neat, quiet 5370 par month, neat maid-ed 517*52-6416 or 313-280-0214

BLOOMFIELD MILLS • Sublet 1

beacon? Nice view ol Square Lake •615 per month 334-5067

^AIRWAY CLUB Goitside Apts . 1 & 2 B e d r o o m

Free GoM Heat & Hot W a t e r F r e e

Carpor t Inc luded 728-1105 CANTON > bedroom refrigerator stove, carpel 5 bknde, 5400 par mo includes mat 5 weter Also Plym-outh 1 bedroom Call 455-0381

400 Apta. For Rant

CANTON Bedford Square Apts. NOW TAWNQ AFPUCATIONe FOR

Spacious 1 5 2 Backroom Apts Sma«. Quiet. Sale Compte. F o r d Rd . neer t - 275

STARTING AT $475 981-1217

Canton

BLOOMFHELO TWP

.99 $ SAL MUGS 2 6 3 bedrooms *50 storage, wasner 6 dryer. weK to •hops minutes trom 696 Pats wat-

ome furnished epts 6 2 6 - 1 5 0 8

Canton L O W S E C U R I T Y

Ram now to save 555 on move m coat Featuring

Single slory Prtvate entrence Prtvste pal ms uttaty rooms tor weeher 6 dryer

- Attics lor storage • Exoeeent accaas to ma|or tieaweys Can or vtaK Meathmoora Apts located on Hag-gerty Rd . S of Ford 961-69W

- CANTON-B R O O K V I E W V I L L A G E

A P A R T M E N T S bedroom apartmants 5 town-

nouses Cenuel sir. cerpeled. all ap-pKancea. washer, dryer No pets

C A L L O F F I C E H O U R S (»am-5pm Mon.-Frl. ONLY)

7 2 9 - 0 9 0 0

BIRMINGHAM - Oak wood Manor Dekjxa 2 badroom. central air.

storage room, carport 5650 644-2542 ESS".

BIRMMGHAM-Unhjmiehed In deer rench home. Svtnfl room, bedroom, bath, prtvate entrenoe. Mahra trustworthy woman. 644-0993

7 7 beautr tu l acres of park a n d recreat ional p a t h s - Four S e a s o n s ot activity with c o m f o r t a b l e living in a spec ia l n e i g h b o r h o o d a t m o s p h e r e in F a r m i n g t o n Hills. Excel lent ly s e r v i c e d a n d ma in ta ined 1 a n d 2 b e d r o o m a p a r t m e n t s a n d t o w n h o u s e s . Easy a n d q u i c k a c c e s s to 1-96 a n d 1-275 - direct routes to t h e a i rpor t , d o w n t o w n Detroit a n d B i r m i n g h a m , Southf ie ld a reas . 9 M i l e R o a d 1 mi les w e s t of F a r m i n g t o n Road .

A U Z N 1 S D E V E L O P M E N T

C A L L T O D A Y 478»-4664

CANTON

CARRIAGE COVE LUXURY APTS.

(ULLEY & WARREN)

W e t a k e pr ide In of fer ing the fol lowing serv ices to our tenants .

n>y cleaning, executive shirt a laundry service Free pick-up 5 delivery

• 24 hr emergency maintenance • Beautttul grounds wtth pool 5

picnic area with B80 a • Special handiceoped units • Many mora emer«!t«es

WO OTHER FEES Prtvate Entrances

One Bedroom - 5SOS. 900 sq It Two Bedroom - 5580, 1100 sq It

Vertical bands a carport included

Near X-weys. ahopping. airport Roee Doherty. property manager:

M1-4490

Canton

WINDSOR WOODS

L U X U R Y A P A R T M E N T S 1 6 2 Bedroom Apartmants

F rom $ 4 7 5 with carpor t Verticel Bands Throughout

Covered parking Quiet Soundproof Construction

We* to Shopping Swimming pool 5 cabana

Oft Warren between Sheldon/ Liaey Mon -FrL, 6-Spm. Sat. a Sun 1-5pm

Evening eppuk.tments evaketile

459-1310 L O F T S ?

AMBER APARTMENTS 2 8 0 - 1 7 0 0

CLARKSTON

GREENS LAKE 1 end 2 bedroom epertments on over 1000 ft of frontage on Greene Lake arid The Canton River Enjoy

Swimming - Flsfang - Boating - Pri-vate Beach - Tenms Court • CfcO-house Carports - Batcomoe - Wa* outs - Winter Sports

From $415/mo. Located oft Dime Mwy. Mon - Fn , 9-5, Set-Sun 1-5

6 2 5 - 4 8 0 0

F R E E APARTMENT

LOCATOR 1-800-777-5616

Save Time* Money Open 7 Days Color Vldaoe

I Areas 5 Pncae

400 Apta. For Rant DEARBORN HEIGHTS-Van Bom/

5350 per month • aae Sorry, no paea.

DEARBORN WEST SPACIOUS - NBWLY DECORATED

eluded 1 bioca to Michigan Aire 5 Shoopna Bus Line at front door

month 586-1899 CALL AhOUT OUR SENIOR

CITIZEN DISCOUNTS 4 RENTAL SPECIALS

OLD r e o f o r o - 1 ment. « m t . emal JurraeneO. SSSO/mo

eaflroom epan-compta*. f»aai • aeoumy

2U-raia oetrcmt, outhftaw area. bnc*. ertcency uPP itowaead. ^ai Dam. appaanoaa 12 « sas-ssss OCTfKWT-7 UMa/L OaOrtxxn spt Ma^i p«ted heat end atr Call

ahaar >aca 1 (tacoratad eer-

S32S/mo 537-OOU

Turn 3 days mto 30 Over 100,000 Choioae

6 8 0 - 9 0 9 0

3 5 4 - 8 0 4 0

T R O Y 3726 Rucheater Rd S O U T H F I E L D 29286 Northwaatem Mwy C A N T O N 9 8 1 - 7 2 0 0 42711 Ford Rd N O V I 3 4 8 - 0 5 4 0 Acroee from 12 Oeks Ma* C L I N T O N T W P . 7 9 1 - 8 4 4 4 36670 GarlWd

A P A R T M E N T S U N L I M I T E D

Tha resleet Wey To Find a GREAT PLACEI

Full S p e c t r u m Se lec t ion A t A m b e r A p a r t m e n t s

280-1700 ICLAWSON/TROY oedroom. CaeaM

— "3s, air. aWwij bar. muat see 549&/mo

CROOKS - 12H area Quiet 1 bedroom apartment, fraah paa* a carpaL^>r^»raon

DEARBORN EAST O a k m a n Blvd.

at M i c h i g a n Ave . 4 blocks to C«y He* Studio and t bedroom epertments Carpeting, sppasnoee Included Meet Free Bus tme at front door From 5300 Cai about our eurnmer speciels

561-6130

Farmington Has

BOTSFORD PLACE G R A N D R I V E R - 8 M I L E

Behind Boislord Hoepnal

SPECIAL 1 B e d r o o m for $ 4 8 9 2 B e d r o o m for $ 5 8 9 3 B e d r o o m for $ 6 8 9 P E T S P E R M I T T E D

Smoke Detectors Insteaed Singles Welcome

immediate Occupency We Love Chadren

HEAT 6 WATER INCLUOEO Quiet preeoge eddreae. air conO-uomng. carpeting, etove a refrigera-tor. elutamae except electrietty in-cluded Warm apartments Laundry

400 Apta. For Rant BE8T APARTMENT VALUE

FARMINGTON HILLS TIMBERIDGE

DELUXE 2 BEDROOM UNITS

$565 mdudea appiwnces. •ertital bands, carpeting pool, dose in Fermmgton Hias location

Enter East oft Orchard Lake Ro on Foieum S ol Grand H e r

Modal Open Defy 9-5 Except Wedneedey

4 7 8 - 1 4 8 7 7 7 5 - 8 2 0 6 .

FARMINGTON Farmmgton Manor Now naarty decorated studios from 5420 and 1 badroom 5450-S470 memoes wetar kppaances. verttde blinds oantrai air. carpeting No pets Can 474-2542

For more information, phone 4 7 7 - 8 4 6 4

2 7 8 8 3 I n d e p e n d e n c e F a r m i n g t o n Hills

FARMINGTON MILLS Ten Mae a MKJckebefl Larae 1 bed-room. from 1455. Free Color TV wtth t Year Leaee 471-4556

FARMINGTON HILLS - beautiful 2 badroom, 2 bath, 1st ftoor'palw summing pool, tenrte oourts. dub-houee Convenient to X-Way 5695 mo Beverly. 655-0645 or 626-8000

Farmington Hae/Uvonie Aree

NEWPORT CREEK A p a r t m e n t s

T w o b e d r o o m s f r o m . . . $ 5 6 0 5560 Security DepoeW

4 7 7 - 7 9 2 0

Farmington H*M

THE HOUSE OF BOTSFORD 1 & 2 B E D R O O M S

P L U S T O W N H O U S E S F R O M $ 4 9 5 F R E E H E A T

Spacious spartments with aar condi-tioning. locked toyer entry iu»» aquipped kitchen and Desement storage Lighted parking and car-ports Pool

20810 BOTSFORD DRIVE Grand River

Directly behind Botstord inn Adiecent to Botslord Hospde

477-4797 FARMINGTON HILLS

2.000 SQ FT OF PURE LUXURY Began try Oeeigned 2 or 3 bedroom ranch, or 3 bedroom lownhousea 2H baths, whirlpcxx tub. ful bes» ment. 2 car attached garaga From (1500

COVINGTON CLUB 14 MM a Middlebeit

651-2730 Managed by Kaften Enterprises mc

Fsrmmgton HWs

DEARBORN HEIGHTS AREA Quiet 1 bedroom efficiency

Can betore noon 274-9142

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 f rom 1-96/12 O a k s • Poo l & Tennis

All Electric K i tchen • D i s h w a s h e r s

F r o m $ 4 1 0 Pont iac Trail b e t w e e n W e s t & Beck R o a d s

Dai ly 6 2 4 - 0 0 0 4 S a l -Sun.

Call For Special 12-4

PLYMOUTH/CANTON

Vilfyje Squire A p a r t m e n t >

* W e s t g a t e I V * • M inutes f rom I - 2 7 5 • S p a c i o u s Sui tes • Carpor ts • W a l k - I n C l o s e t s • Pat ios & Ba lconies

F r o m $ 4 7 5 Off Pont iac Trai l b e t w e e n Beck a n d West Rds.

Dai ly _ _ . _ _ _ _ S a t - S u n 9 - 7 6 2 4 - 8 5 5 5 1 2 ^

M O V E I N S P E C I A L S

CAMBRIDGE APTS.

walking distance to shop-ping. church restaurants. spacWua 1 6 2 bedroom deluxe apts Newly

modernized

274-4765 Omce Hrs #-« Mori thru Fn

Sat. 10-4 vortt ProperOee, mc

Br end naw luxury epertments. FuT rushed end unfurmehed apertmenta evaitabie Weehar/dryer m ovary apartment PooL hot tub and fltneae canter Controaad an: sea entry and cowered parting- Eaey aocaae to The Lodge Opan daay 9-6 Sorry.

> pateCall <313) 352-2712.

Orchard Creek

Apartments • Wsshers a dryers • 2 spacious bedrooms >2 Ml bsths • Carports • Cathedral oeamgs

• Security a «rs system • Marry more amenities

O n O r c h a r d L a k e Rd 1 / 2 M i l e S. of 14 Mi le Rd.

F a r m i n g t o n Hills

855-1250 Mon -Fd - 12-apm Sat.-Sun - t2-5pm

I u x u r y I i v i n « /

f ARMINCiTON NOVI Chatham Hills

FARMINGTON HILLS

$865 Moves You In (ON SELECTED UNITS)

1600 sqfl.. 2 bedroom. 2 bath w. walk-in cloaats. covered perking washer/dryer, vertical blinds, si tsnded gstahouse. snd s 24 hour monitored intrusion and f*e alarm

SUMMIT APTS. NORTHWESTERN 6 MtOOLEBElT

626-4396 Managed by Kaftan Enterprtaes mc

FARMINGTON HILLS

$899 Moves You In ( O N S E L E C T E D U N I T S !

New 1500 K j n 2 4 3 bedroom townhouaaa. 2V» beths spacious master badroom suite. washer dryer bonds a covered parking

Foxpoinle Townhouses

4 7 3 - 1 1 2 7 Managed by Kenan Enterposes

FARMINGTON/ LIVONIA

A S K A B O U T S P E C I A L S

DELUXE LARGE 1 a 2 BEDROOM APTS

H E A T I N C L U D E D

Mernman Rd (Orchard Laka Rd I Juat l Wk S ol 6 Mae Hd

M E R R I M A N P A R K A P T S 4 7 7 - 5 7 5 5

1 B E D R O O M SPECIAL M S M B fraen l - 2 ? 9 - 1-9+ - 1-96

• M e n * Area * H Q ' s • 1 • Sccoads from 1-27) • H t T n Children * Ptay A m • Vertical

Courts • Pool A Saunas a l b • Basketball Cour t •

• • r t t Sectloa

• S p a c i o u s , n e w l y d e c o r a t e d s u i t e s

w i t h d i s h w a s h e r s • I n d i v i d u a l l y c o n t r o l l e d h e a t & a i r

Short Term Leases Available Job Transfer Clauses Available

F R E E H E A T

F R O M ' 4 2 5

9 8 1 - 3 8 9 1 O n Ford R o a d , j u s t c a s t o f 1 -275

D a l l y 9 - 7 S a t u r d a y 11-6 S u n d a y 1 1 - 5

I L L

r t r n

• Attached Garage-- • Extra Large Apartments • Microwaves - Dishwashers • Indoor Pool

Starting at $520 476-8080

O n O l d G r a n d River b e t w e e n D r a k e & Ha ls tead

Mon . -F r i . 9 - 7 Sat 11-5 Sun 11 -4

Pavilion Court

rent from s 4 0 0

M i c r o w a v e O v e n

A i r C o n d i t i o n i n g

P o o l & T e n n i s

1 & 2 B e d r o o m

A p a r t m e n t s

P a i d G a s H e a t

G r e a t L o c a t i o n

S p a c i o u s R o o m s

1 % B a t h i n

2 B e d r o o m

Pels Mlowed with perm.ss»n

W a l t o n C o r n e r at P e r r y

A d j a c e n t to A u b u r n H i l ls

M o n -Fr l . 8 - 5 W e e k e n d s 1 2 - 5

QRf lMDy iLLE

T O W M l 0 U S E S

A R T I S T R Y 3 7 3 - 5 8 0 0

FREE HEAT M I C R O W A V E

1 Bedroom " R a n c h House

*440 2 Bed room " T o w n h o u s e

s 5 2 0 3 B e d r o o m " T o w n h o u s e

s 5 9 5 Pool • Soacious Rooms • Clubhouse

M e s m e r i z i n g art a n d a r c h i t e c t u r e

U n m i s t a k a b l e s igna tu res o f t h e i n t e r n a t i o n a l l y

a c c l a i m e d d e s i g n f i r m o f Pe te rhansrea • Spacious R o o m s • c iuon*

Air C o n d i t i o n * ^ • V* Baths

T Of PERWY A7 WAI TON K M * AOJACFVT TO AU9MN HILLS

3 7 3 - 0 1 0 0

Y o u wil l discover this < USSK . comfor t ing sophistication only at B i r m i n g h a m s premier

esjdent.al tower

F rom premium-view studios up to expans ive V and i bedroom suites inc lud ing pf .vate

(overer i parking from S<i45 tn $ 1 7 1 5 .

V iewing Weekdays unti l 5 p m Weekends by appoin tment

SSS South Woodward Avfnur girmiiiKlum

645-1191

Ful ly Equ ipped H e a l t h C l u b • Separate Ent rances • 2 Fu l l Baths,

• Washer & Dryer i n each U n i t • C a r p o r t s

Starting at $695 348-1120

Pavilion Dr, off Haggerty be tween 9 & 10 Mi le Mon. -Fr i 9 - 7 Sat.-Sun. 11-5

MOVE IN SPECIAL

B E S T A P A R T M E N T

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

Charming 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments from J475

Fea tu r ing • 6 m o A 1 yr l e a s e s ava i l ab le • C o n v e n i e n t t o f r e e w a y s

s h o p p i n g , a n d b u s i n e s s d i s t r i c t s C e n t r a l Air C o n d i t i o n i n g P r iva t e Ba lcony / P a t i o S w i m m i n g Poo l C a r p o r t s Ava i l ab le B e a u t Itul L a n d s c a p i n g

FARMINGTON S499 M o v e s Y o u In (ON SELECTED UNITS:

Large 1 5 2 bedrooms Clean quiei community Heat included From H 9 *

Orchard la*e Rd . N. of » Mi VILLAGE OAKS APARTMENTS

474-1305 Managed Dy Kaftan Enter pneaa mc

FARMINGTON 1 5 2 bedroom deluxe epartmants

near included Pool etc Rent $465 a up 478-4722

GARDEN ClTV Christian lady has basement apartment jolurmihec lor rent Non smoker, non drinker

422-79«2

GARDEN CITY Ford/Middleben Aree

Spacious 1 bedroom apartments Amenities include • Owner Paid Heat a "Vsliy • Central Air • Intercom System • Garbege Disposal - Laundry facilities • Window Treatments/Mm. Blinds

From 5410 monthly GARDEN CITy TERRACE

522-0480

GARDEN ClTV - freshly decorated 1 bedroom, laundry room t395, mo water included eecurrty 5520 Senior discount No pets 326-2 7S«

GARDEN crry - L»ge 1 bedroom finished rec room. 2 beth private antrance Like home etmoephera utiatles included 5475 6*1-3671

GAROEN CITT Specious 1 bed room lower with many entree, in-cluding quMI consider ale r»gn-

I bors 54 lormo No pets 477-5446

| GAROEN CITY 1 bedroom. newTf I decorated. m> No pets

5415 plus eecurlty depoeit 464-3847 or 421-21*6

GREEN HILL APARTMENTS NO SECURITY DEPOSIT 4 1

MONTH FREE RENT UNTIL SEPT 1 Located on 77 acres of per* and

reetionel paths m a special neighborhood etmoephere m Farm-

| mgton Han 1 and 2 bedroom apen merits snd townhouses Eaet acceas

1-275 t l-»6 Mae Rd ton Rd

?«-4«a4

L o c a t e d o n 12 M i l e R o a d b e t w e e n

M i d d l e b e i t & O r c h a r d L a k e R o a d s

Open Mon.-Frl, 1-6. Sat & Sun. 12-5

Eqo-Hou^Gpponu , . , , 4 7 6 " 1 2 4 0

LIVONIA HEAT INCLUDED " RENT FROM »4»"

SECURJTV DEPOSIT »ISO

Specmua 1 a 2 bedroom apts with plush carpet .ert»c« bhnds sef cleaning oven Iroettree remgera«o« Oehwaehei smpw fiorega - lar com carport dub houae sauna a« aroae room lenraa courts naeted boms

On Joy Rd W of Newburgh

459-6600 • O" selected units only

MADISON HEIGHTS 5450

- T - T

Located tdjacti l to tutaraffy voodrd

Hmca P u t , rmnomral. 1 t a d 2 brttrootc

apartmratj u d toenhousrs ComlortaMr

tirinj vtth ur ctjatkooaa^. p r m t r

bakaues. bu(r dkoru. brat indwlrd

Also CJMC TV. 2 t e i a u m * pooit utA

ecTototcj fitoru rrntrr SMART ttofvat

the front cntnacr

3 0 5 0 0 Wrst W a n r n

b f tween Middlebeit and

M e r n m a n Road*

CHATSFORO VILLAGE John R a 13 Mae

saa 1486

S U M M E R S P E C I A L

CONCORD TOWERS 1 a 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS

deeeciors

1-75 and 14 NaMie Abbey

see M i s

MID-FIVE APTS as i m w on 5 MBa Rd

kjous i i

laundry KooB up prteesa ar > central a* eeeie ree«y «er ends 4 bssciowi

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400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apis. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent

5660/mc 4*5-3Ma

new huosom - p a r t e * mmahed. 2 bath 2 badroom. caMa. on lata (no motors! Smak s torage area Want mature occupant Raiarencee required 1750 month • uUMIes

by mornh wtlh eecurlty dapoen Cai 4 teeve maaaaga Available Sapt 3rd 4aa-42«s

LIVONIA'S FINEST

LOCATION Marrlman corner 7 mile

Large deluxe 14 2 bedroom unita

brownstown charm

Speoous 2 Badroom Townhomes lor ot*,

5515

Limited Time Otter 5200 o« Security Depoeit

5 2 Weeks f r e e

. f\0 baaement • Prtvele entrence; eut

. Central a e • DMhwesher • Carpet'

•pou. •Nearby shopping

From $570/mo. MERRIMAN WOODS Modal open »-5 except Thuredey

477-0377 Office: 775-«20« NORTHVILLE GREEN

beaut i fu l t 5 2 badroom apart menu o Randolph al 8 Mae h Mae W ot Sheldon Rd Wad. to

we look el ea application Around the comer from ak

Located m n Oakland County

RENT FROM $520 secur i ty »200

moudee cerport. plush carpeting

Cedar Lake Apartments

T h e Per t e e l P l a c e t o C a l l H o m e

348-1830 • Prtvele entrances , individual Meaner Dryers Microwaves

> vertical Bands • Pool. Tennis Jecujoi

Eierdea Room. Jogging Trail . Smaa Pets Wslcome

l o c a t i o n m N M t h . i a s oh Six Mils Just East ol Northviae Rd

N D E A R B O R N H T S FtrjM Moor 2 bedroom, appaances tu No pels 5445/month sds eow

no'i Meedcrwbr ook 6 10 Mae

T r e e T o p M e a d o w s

wer i a 2 bed r o o m s p e r t m e m s feature over sued

NORTHVM.LE GREEN Larga contemporary 1 a 2 bedroom apertmenta On Randolph at t Mae. h Maa m ot SneUon Rd w w

pvtmouth a nice 1 bedroom prwate entry ap-paancea. carpeeed heal, pete oh AveeeMenow 5415 mo 451-022*

p lymouth room apartment nawhr decorated as utames ndudad M O / N plus 1 month securay Alter 8pm «5»-t22l

RENT FROM $520 s e c u r i t y 520c

includes c a r p o r t

plymouth-a . ss appeancee. aa. m-urat washeri'

ptuSTcarpeong eW, 5550 mo No pels 47v14561

349-7743 plymouth - Ml new 1 bedroom |

bands 2 bedroom ties douOia bath apartment washer dryer heel plut Beautiful grounds walking dutance garage l«s0'ino Oapoen. lo shopping a places r

Easy access to lease eho

Ask About our Specxsi 5 S e n i o r Discount

1 B e d r o o m $ 5 3 5 2 B e d r o o m $ 5 9 5

Open Deny >0-6 T H E 8 E N E I C K E G R O U P

3 4 8 - 9 5 9 0 6 4 2 - 8 6 8 6 1

C l a s s i f i e d A d s

GET RESULTS C l a s s i f i e d A d s

349-7743 n o r t h v i l l e . Studio spanment in Victorian home m downtown 53m plus utmiee No pets

G R A N D O P E N I N G HERE'S SOMETHING TO GET YOU MOVING!

2 Bedroom 2 Bath Villas 1 ' c a . a s 1, 2 and 3 Bed Aplj ^ 5 / ' A n i j

• Washer & Oryer in unit - 24-hour Gatehouse • Swimming Pool • Tenms Court • Fitness Center

Y i cscsat mLL ' S

Ask abour... 1 MONTH FREE RENT WITH

1 YEAR LEASE Dearborn Heights area at

Beech Daty south ot Cherry Mill

562-3988 Canterbury

WOODS ~ F U R N I S H E D E X E C U T I V E A P T S . A V A I L .

L a k e f r o n t A p a r t m e n t L i v i n g Cab le TV Ava i l ab l e

C o n v e n i e n t t o

W e s t l a n d S h o p p i n g

Cen te r

T h r u - u n i t d e s i g n for

m a x i m u m p r i v a c y &

c r o s s un i t v e n t i l a t i o n

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B a l c o n y o r p a t i o

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D i s h w a s h e r s

ava i lab le

ATTRACTIVE 1 & 2 Bedroom

Apartments

$ 4 0 0 from

S T A N D I N G S Located o r Warren Rd between Wayne i Newburgh Rds in Wfcstland Open Kon - Sat 10 - 6. Sun 12 - 6

P h o n e : 7 2 9 - 5 6 5 0 »•„» -tl M 1 i >H ! I >1

Plymouth FALL SPECIALS

* 1 8c 2 B e d r o o m s * Private Entrances with Patios * Utility R o o m s w i th W a s h e r &

Dryer Hook -Ups

P R I N C E T O N C O U R T A P A R T M E N T S

Wilcox off Haggerty 4 5 9 - 6 6 4 0

NORTHRIDGE MANOR

I ' r e e t t f C i o u

N o r t h * i l l r -

* s 2 5 0 M O V E S Y O U I N

1-2 BEDROOM from *580

• Vert icals • Eat- in Kitchen • Walk- in Closets - Carport

• Washer /Dryer Available Hand icapped uni ts available

Open Daily 9-5 Saturdays 10-4

O n e M i l e W o f I - 2 7 5 of f 7 M i l e . N o r t h v i l l e

3 4 8 - 9 6 1 6

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CANTON/PLYMOUTH

F r a n k l i n Palmer

Estates

Limited Offer from

$ 4 2 5 Free Heat i 3 9 7 - 0 2 0 0

on Palmer. West of Lilley

H I L L C R E S T C L U B

SUPER SPECIAL 2 Bedroom

$ 5 1 0 I n c l u d e s H e a t

12350 Risinan S. of Plymouth Rd.. E. oj Haggerty

4 5 3 - 7 1 4 4 Mon. -F r i . 9 - 7 S a t . - S u n . 12-4

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C e i l i n g F a n B e d r o o m o r D i n i n g A r e a

6737 N WAYNE R0. WESTLANO South ot Westtand Mal l

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LIVL^G YOU CAN AFFORD TO ENJOY

• Cen t ra l Air C o n d i t i o n i n g • C o n v e n i e n t To S h o p p i n g A n d E x p r e s s w a y s « Cab le TV Ava i l ab l e • P r i va te B a l c o n y I Pat io • K i t c h e n W i t h O p e n Bar C o u n t e r • Dens A v a i l a b l e • I ' j B a t h s Ava i l ab l e • A n d M o r e Vis i t Us A n a See F o r Y o u r s e l f 1

O n h a l s t e d >n " l i l e l o r t h o f G r a n d R i v e r

I n F a r m i n g t o n M i l l s

FROM $ 4 7 5

O P E N M o n F r i 9 6 S a t 10 5 S u n 12 5

4 7 1 - 3 6 2 5

m JElii

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Where We Have Something

For Everyone!

Vou choose the amenities y o u want.

. HEAT INCLUDED • 12 UNIQUE • WASHER & DRYER

FLOOR PLANS IN APARTMENT

New 1 & 2 Bedroom Lakefront

Apartments

from

' 4 1 5

m

I O C ATE O I N N O V I t X P O N T I C TR A l l

I M i l t f A S ! <)» 8 K K R O A D

O f t N D A I L Y < b • S O N O A V 12 S

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A p a r t m e n t s from 3 7 5

4'Less than

5 minutes

from Novi A

Farmington

Hills"

• Convenient to Twelve Oahs Mall • Cable TV Available , • D i s h w a s h e r

» Pool • Private Balcony Patio » \Ariety Of Floor _

Plans Available 6 2 4 * " 4 4 j • Atr Conditioning

o p e " Monday Friday ' 0 6 s

PEACEFUl, PRTV PRETTIER THEN EVER.

I t ' s eve ry th ing you ever d r e a m e d . B e a u t i f u l 1 b e d r o o m I b e d r o o m

p l u s d e n a n d 2 b e d r o o m a p a r t m e n t s V

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d i s h w a s h e r m i c r o w a v e ve r t i ca l s p o o l . V

Ask About Speciols Heot Included

Come VisH Us Today' On Merriman Road lOrchard Lake Road-

I Block South ol 8 Mile Road

" M e r r i m a n P a r k APAHTMEN

Open Daily 10-6 p rr., Sunday Noon-5 p rr. 477-5755

CROSSINGS A T C A N T O N

Spacious I and 2 Bedroom Apartments 2 3 and 4 Bedroom Townhouses Starting at 4 4 5 .

,v • OLYMPIC INDOOR

HE.ATED POOL • FITNESS CENTER

FREE G A S HEAT s

19 FLOOR P L A ^ S

D E N S FIREPLACES C A T H E D R A L CEILINGS SPIRAL STAIRCASE CARPORTS S M A L L PETS W E L C O M E D

SAUNAS LOCKER ROOMS BASKETBALL COURT

' VOLLEYBALL PIT ' CLUB ROOM

A c h a r m i n g ren ta l c o m m u n i t y iust 20 minute'- I r o m Ann ^ Arbor a n d d o w n t o w n D e t r o i t yet c o m f o r t a b l > a»a> frOir t al- f r o m 1 ??S e» i i A n n A rbo r Rd wes t t o Hagger ty Rd fo l low sou th to So> Rd i " e n e<is! t o The " ross ings

455-2424 M o n . - F r i .

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Attract ive 1 & 2 Bedroom A p a r t m e n t s & 2 Bed room Townhouses Available

from '«J 1 D

S e c u r i t y D e p o s i t s 2 0 0 o n s e l e c t e d

u n i t s o n l y H E A T I N C L U D E D • V E R T I C A L B L I N D S

F E A T U R I N G

• Clubhouse • Sauna • Air Conditioning • 2 S w i m m i n g

Pools

23600 Lamplighter Lane on Providence Drive just North of W Nine Mile Rd. in Southfield

ione block West of Greenfield Rd.|

Open Daily

^ 5 5 7 - 0 8 1 0 •on selected units only

Nor th r i dge M e a d o w

Discover The Old World Charm of Northville...

we welcome you to come and visi t our newly managed apartments.

•Carports

•Tennis Courts

•Resident Controlled. Entrances

•Private Patio or Balcony

• Vertical Blinds

L o c a t e d o n 7 M i l e R o a d , o n e m i l e w e s t of I - 2 T 5

i n N o r t h v i l l e T o w n s h i p .

M a n a g e d b y T h e " F O U K M I Q \ B L E Group

Call (313)344-9770

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Afford To Enjoy! t & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS FROM

S O C A H E A T 360 O U U INCLUDED Beautiful Sett ing <n a Great Location'

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M o d e l s O p e n • M o n - S a t 9 - 6 • S u n 1 1 - 5

624-6464

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Starting at $610

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A P T S . 1 BEDROOM $445 2 BEDROOM $485

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L I V E O N T H E P A R K

1 B e d r o o m . $ 4 4 5 Heel ft water Included Senior Discount Central a r . pool, security

40325 Plymouth Rd . Apt 101 4 5 5 - 3 6 8 2

Classifieds Worti Buy It. Sal It Find It.

Call Today 591-0800 SJ

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A L S O 2 B E D R O O M A P T S

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i bedroom apts. Irom $445 •-75 and 14 M M

OppoeMe Oakland Men

5 8 5 - 4 0 1 0

P R E S I D E N T

M A D I S O N A P T S . 1 Bedroom Apts $450 1 Block E. of John R

Just S of Oakland Moll

5 8 5 - 0 5 8 0

H A R L O A P T S . I Bedroom Apt $450

Warren Mich Weat side of Mound Rd

Just N. of 13 Mile OppoeHe OM Tech Center

9 3 9 - 2 3 4 0

PLYMOUTH. Mayflower Hotel. $790 month Dady room service, 24 hour message service Color TV No •eases immediate occupancy Creon or Maria 453 1S20

p l V m o u t h . m bedroom, lower level private entrance No pets heel $ weiar included «51-0410

Plymouth - N TERRITORIAL-SHELDON -

S P E C I A L '4 month security depoeit 1

FREE month rent, heel Included P l y m o u t h H e r i t a g e A p t s .

Worth Tsrmoriel-Shetdon

PONTIAC Charming eWiclenoy m houae. UTS/ato. mdudee No petatCai Mr*. Smith 336-9190

REDFORO/LIVONlA • Sm*a 1 bed-room upper M w/heet. weaer ft be-ale catue lor gum mature person $300' mo Ca« altar 3pm 692-4866

R e d f o r d M a n o r

Dearborn HaMit»/LNonle Aree Deluxe 1 bedroom apart men SmaB. Quk storage and cable TV 9 3 7 - 1 8 8 0 5 5 9 - 7 2 2 0

Plymouth

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$ 4 3 5

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REDFORD TWt> AREA COUNTRY HOUSE

• 1 ft 2 bedroom apartments • Heel •Carpet

ROYAL OAK - 2 mam 1625 par mortal. heat ft Included Immediate occupency »41-02*5 754-3436

SEVEN MILE/TELEGRAPH SEPT SPECIAL 1 bedroom only Irom $425 wtth nan security dopooB 2 badroom - $475 ndudaa

• Kitchen AppHeincee • Pool • CoMo reedy

M O M $420 1ST MONTHS RENT *4 OFF

533-1121 Hours Mon ,-Fit 9-5

R E D F O R D T W P . Lovely 1 bedroom apartment

U n d e r $ 5 0 0 / M 0 .

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4 2 5 - 5 7 3 1 M o n . - S a t 1 0 - 6 ;

S u n 1 2 - 6

P L Y M O U T H M A N O R

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SUMMER SPECIAL AVAILABLE

Quiet Distinction

Comfortable living specious 1 ft 2 bedroom apts A community setting mmules irom dowiown Plymouth, heat included Full appliances

4 5 5 - 3 8 8 0 A Yor» Properties Community

PLYMOUTH Specious 2 badroom apartment Freshly panted and ro-mooeied throughout Baal Location kn Town. SAFE ANO QUIET $000 per month plus security and utBttea

453-1007

PLYMOUTH DeelraUa i bedroom Carpeted, oppkomceo. utawe* $425 per month plua dapoafl Available immediately. 455-1816

PLYMOUTH - I bedroom duplex, stove, refrigerator, carpet and bands $400'month Also Canton 1 bedroom 456-03® 1

PLYMOUTH - 2 bedroom Speoous carpeted, heel included $550/mo Also specious 1 bedroom. $475

459-9607

PLYMOUTH - 5 blocks irom down-toam. 1 bedroom. $445/month In-cludes heal ft water, washer,'dryer on premise*, no pats 459-3310

R O C H E S T E R 1 ft 2 badroom apartments ft town-houses starting at $435 Haa! ft wa-ter included Serbage diapoaal, re-frigerator. range ft carpet Laimdry ledfitMS and storage room lor apartment Laundry hook-up m

651-9751

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2 locations to serve you

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a f i r e p l a c e , m i n i - b l i n d s a n d b a l c o n y o r p a t i o .

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i n d o o r - o u t d o o r p o o l , s a u n a , s t e a m b a t h ,

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a m i d s t w o o d s a n d d u c k p o n d s P e t s w e l c o m e

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2 6 1 - 8 0 1 0 conveniently located o f f wayne r0

beryyeen wasren s j o r near The westlano shopping mal. ren ta l off ice and model open 10 A l l -€ p m

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

- W E S T L A N D -

HAWTHORNE CLUB

S U P E R S P E C I A L f r o m $ 4 4 0 Including Heat

REDFORD S M N I Aubrey Large 1 badroom. $275 par month includes heal 534-3295. after 3pm 882-7918 |

Beauty Salon FREE Heel ft Water

/Doorman

Underground Periling Avaa

ROCHESTER City of - BaauttM i ft 2 bedroom apta., aa. carpeting, ate 1 bedroom Irom $460, 2 beoroom Irom $S60 656-4899, 264-6592

R O C H E S T E R CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN

Quiet part-aka aurroundlngs. 1 ft 2 badroom urate, rent mcludee heat, water, appliances laundry ft aloraoa leoatiee Pertact for retiree Rent from $440

V I L L A G E A P A R T M E N T S O F R O C H E S T E R

651-3051 or 6W-8744

ROCHESTER HILLS RIVER'S EDGE

LUXURY TOWN HOME 2 Months Rant Free!

(Wtth 14 Mo leeee fu f fad) ury townhome rentals

Btarting al $750 Reeort »vmg on tha Canton River 1200 Sq Ft. IWnaaa earner, and nature treae Hammv Crooks Rda (tgltow Stieemwood) Mmules trom M-59 ft i-75 Immedi-ate occupancy 652-8060

ROCHESTER HILLS - Accepting ap-plications on 2 bedroom apt (rom $470 IO $485 No petal Avon Court Apta 851-7960

R O C H E S T E R P A R K A P T S . En call am location - walk to loam $515 par mo mcludae 2 ipadoua badrooma. heal, water, baloony or patio 1 yeer free •cable TV. and lota of axtrea Can 656-0667 or 889-8744

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5 5 9 - 2 1 1 1 Providence Drive. Suite a 101 SouthAeld. Ml 48075

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SOUTHFIELD Clean i bedroom wtth weai-avaoe-et mtrualon alarm. Lighted Parking Heal Included $460

Lafieer. neer 8 H Mile WELLINGTON PLACE

365-1068 Managed by Kaftan Enterprise* mc

SOUTHFIELD

D E L U X E

1 ft 2 B E D R O O M A P T S ,

Prtvate entrance for eacti unit, car-port mdudad. aaaher . dryer each apt Waai-ln UuaeU. storge room balcony or patio

2 badroom Includea 2 baihs SAVE UP TO $790 O f f RENT

SECURITY DEPOSIT $150

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

3 5 5 - 0 7 7 0

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T O W N H O U S E S

Pluah carpeting, vertical bande. «en-daanmg oven oantrai aa. patio ft periling by your door

> 2 bedroom/2 bath. • 3bedroom/2 bath. . 3bedroom/21» bath

Fiji

1281 aq ft 1637 aQfl

1512 aofl. +

F R O M $ 6 9 1 . 0 0 HEAT INCLUOEO

355-1367

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SOUTHFIELD 11 Mae between

Lshser ft Evergreen

S p e c i o u s 1 ft 2 B e d r o o m

A p a r t m o n t s

F R O M $ 6 1 5

H E A T I N C L U D E D

Knob In The Woods A p a r t m e n t s

353-0586 Mon -Sel 9-5 Sun 12-!

, Deny 10-6

678 Mem Street

652-0543 Closed Sunday

ROCHESTER - 1 bedroom weai-m upper end unfl A* , pool, rtaety re-decorated, heal ft water included $455/MO No pets Eves 866-9730

S c o t s d a l e c l p a r t m e r i t s

Newburqh between Joy A Warren

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4 2 5

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1 2 - 5 W e e k e n d s

4 5 5 - 4 3 0 0

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A H U t i l i t i e s I n c l u d e d / P o o l

M a i d S e r v i c e / 2 4 - H o m S e c u r i t y

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1 R o o m F i o m $ 4 9 5 / m o n t h

2 R o o m s F r o m $ 8 9 5 / m o n t h

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a w a y f r o m 3 m a j o r f r e e w a y s !

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ROCHESTER • 2 bedroom upper leer lowr 10 mo In-363-8107

eliding door on balcony, near lovm toraga $510 mo m-

RomAaa

OAKBROOK VILLA 2 and 3 bedroom towrmoueea

Ranging from $398 to $500

, Frt. Open Mon . Wed Toes ft Thi*» Sat 11am-2pm

15001 BRANDT.

8anv-5pm 9am-6pm

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841-4067

ROYAL OAK AMBASSADOR EAST

l Mk South cX 13 M8e on Greenfield Roed Lovely 1 ft 2 badroom apertmenta Naw carpeting, vertical Wlnda-

FREE 1ST MONTH 288-6115 559-7220

ROYAL ft CLAWSON Flrsptecee. vertical bands and lots m many Amber Apts 1 ft 2 bed-rooma ft etudloe Waeher 'dryer hook -ups? Peta? Aak! 280-1700

ROYAL OAK/CLAWSON Doggy. Doggy, where «rfft you »ve7

Al Amber Apartments Parmlealon they glval 280-1700

SOUTHFIELD NORTHAMPTON APARTMENTS

Laheer Road near CMC Center Dnve Oaluae 2 bedroom

5 5 9 - 7 2 2 0 3 5 8 - 1 5 3 8

SOUTHFIELD

STANFORD TOWNHOUSES

DESIGNED FOR FAMILY LIVING

2 ft 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES

Fua baaement. appHancea including diahwaeher ft diapoaal. carpeting, oantrai air. mdh4A»al Mrrecee Swimming pool, l a v a courts and carports. b8ia paths and flaalgned playground for chUdran

1 1 M J l e - l n k s t e r R d

3 5 6 - 8 6 3 3

S Lyon

PONTRAIL APARTMENTS

$100 Move - i n Special 1 M o n t h FREE & FREE HEAT

1 B e d r o o m $ 3 9 0

2 B e d r o o m $ 4 6 5 Aak about our Senior Program

On Pontiac Tra8 m S Lyon 10 ft 11 M«e Rda

437-3303

SOUTHFIELD $ 4 9 9 M O V E S Y O U I N

(ON SELECTED UNITS) • Cleen quiet 1 ft 2 badroom • Walk-m cloaats • Free Heel • Covered Periling • 24 hr monitored intrusion alarm

12 Mae ft TWYCKINGMAM VALLEY

356 4*03 Menaged by Kaftan Enterprise nc

SOUTHFIELD 1 bedroom, suetat, avaaable Oct 1 W e o e Oreen.' on Frank an Contad 356-58eft

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'•3 MiW W of We$nan«3 Mall 1 other mftfor *hoppm9

' 000 w n o» luxury space o**erng 2 bedrooms 1 o» 2

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ROYAL OAK/NORTH ARLINGTON

2 - 3 Badroom Townnoueee a n l 1" - 2 Badroom Apartmants Re-cently reetored. decorated and re-furtManed wtth new kitchen, central heal ft aw individual baaamant at Townhoueee

On 13 Mae Rd at Crooks RENT FROM $445/mo

Mon thru Fn 8 - 5:30 Sat 10 - 4

2 8 8 - 3 7 1 0

Southfield

Cranbrook Centre Apartments

642-2500

"Cal l for Two Bedroom Special"

• Speoous Floor Plane ol •80-1200 S * Ft

• Abundani Oeeei Spece • Extra storage Space at 8 ' i 10 - Central Air to~Htwm«-^ • C a M h f W S e S i a i a n g Pool

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SOUTHFIELD

12 MILE & TELEGRAPH

S A V E U P T O

$ 1 1 1 7 . 5 0

RENT FROM $575 SECURITY DEPOSIT $150

Luxury 1 ft 2 oedroom apts with pluah carpal, vertical oanda. goix-

T R O Y

SUNNYMEDE APTS. G R E A T L O C A T I O N

1 - 7 5 A T B I G B E A V E R

FREE RENT

{1 mo s free rent on »alerted units taa ad on a 13 mo leeeai

1 BEDROOM From $499

2 BEDROOM From $585

W I N T E R H E A T S P E C I A L

LARGE DELUXE APTS . 1'4 Baths m 2 Bad Unit • FREE H B O • FREE CARPORT • New Vertical Binds • Wearier-dryer/some units • 24 Hr Msmteriance • Great Storage apace • Large w a * - m Ooeets

intercom ayalam lots of Ooaeti ft carport, community center aaaroae room, sauna ft healed pool Quard-

356-0400

SOUTHFIELD 12 Mee Rd

1 Mock Eaal of Telegraph

S P A C I O U S

2 & 3 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n t s

Heat I n c l u d e d

LANCASTER HILLS APARTMENTS

352-2554 Mon -Frl 9-5 Sel » Noor

• Deluxe Car paung • mdhrtduei Central Air/Heel • Deluxe Applancae mcludmg

• Senior Cmzkne Dlecounl

ASK ABOUT OUR PET PLAN

SUNNYMEDE APTS.

561 KIRTS ( l b * S of Big Beever.

between LNamoia ft Crooks)

3 6 2 - 0 2 9 0

TROY CHURCHILL SOU ARE

• Raaliictad Entry Areas • Pi i eta Covered Parting

: 5 » Dapoan only $200

H a k r ^ D o i n t r l ? i l l a g r A P N

PLYMOU'H MICHIGAN

ONC ft TWO M O A O O M APARTMENTS

' 4 8 2 mciuoe#. Fraa Gas Heat a n d Water

P o r c h o r B a l c o n y

S w i m m i n g P o o l

C o m m u n i t y BMq B a a a m a n t S t o r a g e

C-mH Mmrtmffmr ml

453-1597 OPEN DAILY AMD SUNDAY

OFFICE HOURS Oa*y 8am 8pmi

Semrdev I2»m-5pm

» ocaMd on f e Weel mom ol Southfield Rd al 12*4 MSa Rd

SOUTHFWLO FMES1 APARTMENTS

THE MT. VERNON TOWNES

2 8 3 B E D R O O M T O W N H O U S E S

FROM $786 HEAT aiCLUOEO U m m a 1402-1781 aa It , low M . i i i laaluina Cm Mon «<8y aqufeped

SOUTHFIELD 12 Mae ** of Telegraph

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

F R O M $ 3 8 8 '

MEAT INCLUDED

TEL TWELVE PLACE APARTMENTS

355-4424 Mon -Fn 8-5 Sal I M

•rst 8 murwtia ol a

• extra forego carport pool

U lor $810 mo $300 eeourtry 13th

CROOKS & WATTLES

NEAR T-75

r e n t f r o m $680 s e c u r i t y D E P o e r r u s e

save UP t o $1006 o f f rcm1

SOUTHFIELD 12 a a e w of Ta

On Ml V t m e a l M | * 4 M B a « )

1 8 2 B e d r o o m A p t s

From $527* HEAT INCLUDED

POINTE-O-WOODS APARTMENTS

352-8125

ON SELECT u n i t s

362-4088

TROY

HCAT BtCLUOCO

ROCHESTER VILLAS

8 7 9 - 2 4 6 6

569-3522

400 Aptt. For HEM SOUTH LYON

Brookdale Apartments

"*^FROM $419 . apecmua Roome • Central Air . Covered Periling • BaautMui Pool . Sundeok -OuMiouee

• Laundry Feoamaa Comer o f » M B e » Pontiac Traa O p e n 7 d a y s p e r weefcr

Asa aPoul our Sanor Caaana Oaacwnt

4 3 7 - 1 2 2 3

TROY/CLAWSON w . England Place Apartments-

« oner - lal month rent SOX Special . . O* and «o ••CMrtly <Mpo«N 2 S 2 0 0 d o p o t i l 7 0 0 » q . f t M t of Birmingham Wood Our ntna traptacee. heal ft iialar mdudad 1000 aQ l For '

2 bedroom $570-$5«0| ilormetlon ca« 436-5430

TROY/CLAWSON'ROYAL OAK Araes One-Slop apartment ahop-5mg Coma Sunday Sep! lat 1pm «pm Ottica bunding St 4000 Croons. Royal Oa» or call lor appointment Pets" Ask!

AMBER APARTMENTS

280-1700

TROY SOMERSET AREA

Studio and apacloue 1 ft 2 oedi merits Amenities Include

Owner Paid Heat Swimming Pool Laundry Fa

or Pa

4 0 0 A p t * . F o r W w i t

W E S T L A N D FORIVWAVNI RO >RCA

Naw cuunianupt • Oerbegs DtapoeeN •Pmeta Eni/enuas

From HOSmgnai i COUNTRY VILLAGE A P A R l M t N I *

328-4280

S A V E $ 2 5 E A C H M O N T H

S p e c i a l L i m i t e d T i m e O t t e r

O n e b e d r o o m t r o m $ 4 0 5

2 b e d r o o m t r o m $ 5 0 0

$ 3 0 0 D e p o s i t W 0 i « n

2V» o e d r o o m f r o m $ 5 2 0

( 3 0 0 D e p o a t t > 0 0 0 a « t i

Air Conditioning Window irealmania/Varticai bands Close To Shopping ft Expreesways

From $485 VILLAGE APARTMENTS

362-0245

WA'NE jnfurrvahad atuiko $320 •no mciudee uianies Furmshad af-hCJianoaa. $280 mo . InduOes ut»-ues 326-4110

WAYNE 1 MONTH RENT FREE 1 4 2 oedroom apta Naw carpet m $385 ft up/aidudea heal water

531-817 1 721-6083

WEST BLOOMFIELD I S 2 Badroom Apartmants

From $455 Eicnmg Fltneaa Center

Free Aerobics Caa 662 2850

OPEN DAJLY ft WEEKENDS

WESTLAND - CAPRI APARTMENTS i a i bedroom alerting at $420 Keel a **te< included CaMornle Bye cathedral caHtng. balcony, M -t, carpeted, verticals Special $200 •ecurtty depoalt 261-5410

WESTLAND Clean, vary waa kept Duadmg. 1 bedroom, private a»v tranca Immediale occupancy $325 i occupancy $325

454-8078

Weetiano

Gracious Living la Yours Al

VENOY PINES APTS. SUMMER SPECIAL AVAIL-ABLE

1 ft 2 Dedrooms (aome/flrepieceei Swimming Pool Tennrs Court Clubhouse

Proiesaionelly menegeo 9eeutifu»> landscaped

CENTRALLY LOCATED IN WESTuANO

2 6 1 - 7 3 9 4 A York Propertiea Community

3 a p p a c e m . » oeenaiulaaa year leeee ana uredN Heau ft wa

W e s t l a n d Estates Wayne/Warren Rd

Eaey acceee to -275'Ma»o« A-weye Sr /SMART Duaane

Excedent shopping aree

Speoous cieen «aai apenmenu wa* -a i cloaai. huge oath heat. car. tral air carpet, pool ft mors Came hook^4>, vertKSa D6ni r.iraaant mamianence No petx

O p e n 7 d a y s

722-4700

TOP FLOOR

a roc neve >evei aveu a. an apart-ment ualore. a are about to leeve your perania nome. aa have the o » al place lor yom

O n e & T w o B e o r u o m s Ceretree. no lawn to cut or memlerr, at eny kind Jam m o«h» 122 reat-denu already M n g with ue al War-ran near MtddMtt— En»oy awtnm-mmg In our large heeled pool. $460

$486 per mo meludea everything except Mee tin »i ft tataphone C a i lor an appt al

4 2 7 - 1 9 9 7

402 Furnished Apts. For Rent

I 8a*gam, 3 M B i Oct IS May 16 Daamai a ad. naa utcher weanar / dryer. Iu8y

l lSOOmc 846-7084

DOWNTOWN e rental with

amerallea QMat. mgani ft axcep •onal $ W 8 0 p » ment 336-0750

a M M M H A M DOWNTOWN

^erk sno iheete. -leal aa 4 -a le . mdudad $750 136*646 ea3-0766

4 0 4 H O U M S F o r R a n t

BLQOaaFCLD HH.L8 (The l H a W i n j spaaoue (2800 aq ft) $ badroom

2V* Bath and una townhouee Hom-ing Maatner Laka UBrary. Siapiaua m IMng 100m ft maalar badroom. aft epeaancee. neutral decor central lit. attached 2 * car garaoe with apawar no peta. no amoliar* Avaa-aon Sapt t ai 82200 inctudea we

» bedroom J

Btrramghem/Royei Oak

Furnished Apts. • Monthly - iwmiafltale occupancy

• Teeteiuly Decor si eo

SUITE LIFE

5 4 9 - 5 5 0 0

BvrMnghem/W Btoomfleid/Tro, BLOOMFIELD LAKES AT-TS

Corporate aperunanu n- amea *•*-mi comptex Futy karaeheo ft decc rated 1 and i beotoort j M i In-cludes (Hmhrnm. «nert ate Cteenmg aer<toea a laftabii Beecr pn aiagat Nc pats p H l l i Rants nartmc aa $550 Heal ft eeae mciuded SSwxt •arm tmmmmt fo. nuaaBed Mipecarrts

> 333-7580

BLOOMFIELD HILLS nenso Carriage itudio area, private entrance Heet. eMctri

IO mc 878-6200

WESTLAND Warren aa W ot Merrimer

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

F r o m $ 3 5 0

M E A T I N C L U D E D

W i n d o w T r e a t m e n t s

& M i c i u w a v e s

.HINES PARK APARTMENTS

425-0052 Mon -Fn. 8-5 Sat 10-5 'Limited time. Ural 6 months ot e

Detroit

CHECK US OUT & YOU'LL CHECK-IN

• O n l y 3 0 D a y M i n i m u m

• S a m e D a y M o v e - m F o r

Q u a l i f i e d A p p l i c a n t s

• G r e a t D o w n t o w n D e t r o i t

H i g n n s e

no _«wet' rleouaeo

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TOWN APARTMENT

TOWER CALL LEE 962-06 /4

laclied 2 -> -er uwsge aMh A.saama Sept 15 al $1360 ROCHESTER HILLS tCrook*' Ham-Mi area; Newly deuoraMd 3 bed-rpom T t belh townhouee condo Naw knenen appaencae, naw car-

i oar garaga Avertable Sept W al $ 1000. mcludae heet. water ft man-

BIRM1NGHAM Large 2 bedroom 2 oeih 3rd-Root condo doee to down-town Kitdter. appeancaa. carpeting, drapes carport baaement storage A . m r n now al 8860 mdudlng heat, water and memtenerce BcOOMFIE lD TWP [Woodward'1

Sq Lk Areej 3 oedroom 1H beth ancn Fireplace 'emdy room al

•acnad 2 - a tfeiaua. no beeement Ataaaoie Sapt i at $650 BLOOMFIELD TWF (Woodward/ s<] -ake aieei Large 2 bedroom 2 oath 2nd «ooi umdo KitcNan appa ancaa central aa prtvele baaement Available Aug 25 al 1625 mdudea wetei ami malnlanenece

G o o d e 6 4 7 - 1 8 9 8 REAL ESTATE \

404 Houses For Ren t

OLD REDFORD Very nee 3 bed-room. 2 cer garage $426 per

Raatmnamie 433 1573 Cak i ' 5pm

PLYMOUTH OPTION TO BUY Charming 3 bedroom Colon Famdy room/arepsece I H ban. at-tached 2 car. M l Rraahad

PLYMOUTH - 2 bedroom home lenced yard, beeonienl atove re-

8675/mo erwi ajttem 458-8618

PLYMOUTH 3 badroom ranch e«th M l flmehed beaemant. deck lenced yerd. 2 ear attached garege appn ancee 8800/mo Leeee or month lo

a r. < i l 6<i '

404 Housss For Rent

Oack. $675 Enter I * Greer Less Rd te 3864 I Shpwn Weekday* 6-TRM

WEST BLOOMFIELD •aid S a w Ma 3 oedro oelha hardwood Boor*. oanarH aa

•eiga deck, large wooded ot . laka privileges $875 mc Muei naw rt*-erencee tat a aacprtty 661-8177

WESTLANO Lia&da Schools 3 bedroom ranch Oaaaniam Carport $700 pw month plua $700 aacurtly

466-4111

WESTLAND OAK VILLAGE

2 badroom 1 belh bndi ra homes $475 per monai Perted lor

school starts Caa lor dataOa 721-6111

Ofhca 2758 AckMy Ween

month A a8a!3la 8 /1 456-6647 WESTLANO nomea 2 Bedroom S380/MO

CANTON grand 4 bedroom coloni-al. rece neighborhood, ooe* to acnooi* den. 2 ' i aelhe. 2 car ae F age. firepiece. 11350 871 -5688

CANTON Werren/Canton Center 4 oedroom onck colomal. 2 -4 beth*. lemdy roorri Hrapiace da*ng room, oantrai air 2 cat attached nym-•Juth/Cantor. school $1300/mc D 6 « PROPERTIES 737-4002

CANTON 3 bedruom Coioraai. 1"a oaths. 2 car garage ma Baaement. relerencaa needed $876 + depoeit No pats Cad 458-4656

CANTON 42608 Hanlord 4 bad-rooms 2 oatn*. firepiaca. femOy oon centr al an attached 2 car

gel age $1050'mo mmedleie occu-pancy Can 843-3661. 861-3050 366-7788

DEARBORN dean 3 bedroom noma aa appliances liaaornanl. ga-rage a icantrac a* 4784 Roeeke $7uG month Security $1,060 O nwe> Realty 668-6875

$67 5/mo

DEARBORN HEIGHTS i>eirici a? schools 3 bedrooma newt, decor aiad *er>ced yard $625 562-6311

OLD R E D F O W 2 bedroom M n g . Bedroom $460/M0 Plua »ecur«y ft tarraly room. Idtchan uMWy room I «to pets F*ncad yerd

$600

REDFORD AREA 3 bedroom ap-paencae opbonol naa carpet mg detediad garaga. lanoad yard 8 Ml ft Telegraph, quel n e a h U r t o o a $450.'mo Afl^r 5pm 517 772-4861

REDFORD Cute 2 badroom Ranch lanced yard. fiaaWy decorated Im-

Option lo buy 766-1623

occupencj

Man REDFORD TWP home oenior ha* a Iree rental houamg

•rd Ca« 837-2171

REDFORD TWP 3 badroom der. 1V« bathe. Ierge irw ment, 2H car oar $650,'m© 661-8325 (

Lar®* 1

roee Caa after 3pm

WESTLAND NOFWfAYW Hed 3 badroom duple, on

ready S e p t » $480 pMa wm on

^ - e J ^ T %oa 6 ok 474-1488

4 1 2 T e

Condos For Rent

WESTLANO - 3 Bedroome. M i i i a a w " keaw, , any doled $700 monai p u aoourtty ft oradH chac* No pat*. 8ia Grady 881-3500

4 1 0 F i s t s

flat near town. 2 bedroom*, no peu. IdOO phm aa-ourlty depoeit a utaWa* Caa after 6pm 436-7688

DEARBORN-2 bedroom newly pemiad spec ies upper back

garaga Nc Pal* Stove/re-or/carpaong Rent $425.plua

aeourtty depoeit 881-1817

FARaawaOTON h» . lS

WESTLANO - 3 bedroom Oarage Fenced yerd 1660 mo 1 iMMaa. Security Hp peu 387-0688

WIXOM 3 pilaricea larga country mant. garage Avadt RICHTER ft ASSOC

bungalow. 80-try lot. Ba**

10/1 $756 34S-5KI0

861-7678

W BLOOMFIELD 3 badroom

an attached garage, lake prtmeges $800 month 648^2648

BLOOMFIELD 3806 (corner Of Wt8ow Drivel. Up-

per Straits lake fn

REDFORD TWP- 3 bedroom 2 bath brick ranch, naw carpeting, xitchen artth all appliances Including *oneaehei walk-out bedroom with wood deck, central " electronic aa deener 2 ' i car garaga. his baaa-mant $796/mo. Dave 256-5678

1 ft 2 badroom unit* from $435

REDFORD 3 BEDROOM Si country lutchen

arth atove ft Irldge ment with bath 2 car garage cen-tral Mr no pat*, norvamoker $800/month security dapoeit immediate occupancy 537-6644

[ '480/month 558-8700

W BLOOMFIELD 4 bedrooms, 3 bath* 2 car garaga Maple and Faimmgton araa $1800 • uUtkee FVm 644-7062

W BLOOMFIELD 2 bedroom. 2V4 bath 2 car garaga. oaaam akyWghts. fireplace, m Pool ft tennis $980 661-8592 528-3804

W BLOOMFIELD schools Upper Straits prrvdegas 4 Badroom. 2'4 oath 2300 SQ 1 colonial, garage, basement appeancaa Ava* Aug 3i . $1275/mo , 960-1898

w DEARBORN - Claan 3 badroom. star 4 carpel appliance* baeemerw ga-

rage $67S/mo - security Rafcr-T Z r . wncaa No pets 464-9380

WESTLAND WAYME/FORO RO AREA

Specsou* 1 ft 2 badroom apart ment* locatac doe* lo thopplng ft

Dinar

Carpatmg P v k - U M Setting Owner P*m Heaf An Conditioning Garbage DBpoee. Laundry F* '

H A M P T O N C O U R T

A P A R T M E N T S

1 & 2 B E D R O O M A P T S

Starting at $395 ( l bedroom apts 780-940 aq ft 2 bedrpom apt! over 1000 aq h pkj* large waa-In storage room)

SaKomea - Carport*

S R C I T I Z E N S P E C I A L cirrutad Ian*, naw reaidant* only 2 reer lease avtfabM. discount pn rant Can lor details

B e a u t i f u l l y l a n d s c a p e d w t t h

p i c n i c g r o u n d s a n d p o o l .

Conveniently located oil Ford Rd . 1 wcc*. East at Wayne

Mon - Fn Sat 8-5Sun

9am- 5pm noon-Spm

7 2 9 - 4 0 2 0 Westland

L O W S E C U R I T Y

Rent now lo savs $$$ on move m cosi Featuring • Smgie mory • Ptvate entrance - Pnvaie paooe • Jinny room* for areahar ft dryer • Attics tor storage • Exceaer t accea* lo meter freeway* 'Caa or viait aiogewood Apts located on YaM S> S ol Warren

WESTLANO MODERN MngM story ranch type nome-apartmant* 1 oedroom* -ft studio* 'Private En-trance patio stove retngaralor. dupoeoi Ooee to thoopmg. waee only immedlete occupancy

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

7 2 2 - 5 5 5 8

WESTLANO Sub-Least now i oadroom. « r mdoor pod we^ni room steam, aaima M ulia-iws $4 70 427-8322

WESTLANO Venoy ft Palmer 1 bedroom apartment. $350 par month mcludee heel and water

326-2770

WESTLANO i ft 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS

• ONE MONTH FREE a NEW APPLICANTS ONLY $200 SECURITY DEPOSIT

vertical Band*, pool ft carport GLENWOOO ORCHARDS 729-6080

Wesnand

- S P E C I A L -

S E C U R I T Y D E P O S I T $ 2 0 0

1 4 2 B E D R O O M A P T S

L i m i t e d t i m e o n l y

P O O L Club Houaa Pelic Pat*.

Air Carpal frah.aonai band* FJIEE HEAT ft HOT WATER

BEDROOM trom $456 v BEDROOM Irom $606

B L U E G A R D E N A P T S Weetland's Fmeel Apartment* .

Cham, urn Neer Marrtma* Oeay 11am 8pm Sal I Pair 2pm

Sur Ipm-Spm

7 2 9 - 2 2 4 2

T W O B E D R O O M S P E C I A L

S A V E $ 2 5 P E R M O N T H

I S b a t h a f r o m $ 4 8 0

2 b e t h s - hom $ 5 0 6

$ 2 0 0 D e p o a l t A l A p t a

Westland Park Apts A c r o a a f r o m C i t y P a r k

tOerry w

1 b e d r o o m f r o m $ 4 4 5

7 2 9 - 6 6 3 6

W e s t e r n H i l l s A p t s .

1 & 2 Bedroom Apts .

$ 5 0 O f t P e i M o n t n

W i t h 12 M o n t h c e a s e

H e a t & W a t e r P a i d

V e r t i c a l B l i n o s

7 2 9 - 6 5 2 0

C h e r r y H i l l & N e w b u r g h

W I L L O W C R E E K Apartment* ft Tmmhouaae

FREE OAS lor ntaWig. cooking ft

Rent atartmg at S445 FREE 1 mo rant lor 2 badroom ipta omy (2no Boon

SOMETHING FOR EVER*ONE Swtmminu poo. a ouOhouse DrgohOad ocuvttloe DMiartde Cade avaaable Naw vertical oanoa lapts onryj

7 2 8 - 0 6 3 0 1673 Farwood Dmre

t Cak S of Ford on Naw Our gh Rd 2 maaa £ of 1-275

Hra Mon - Frt. 9-6 Sat Sun 12-4

W E S T L A N O W O O D S

A P A R T M E N T S q p w ^ r t '. wM 2 badroom apart-ment* Amenmea ndude

Carpenng Owner P»o tea l Pod Laundry Fl

FARMINGTON HILLS-2 beOlourr 2 oath ranch amdo Cir*piaca baaa-mani. garage Po» a larmia. I » il mo rental Tlateienca* 661-4309

Plymouth A b b i n g t o n L a k e - f r o m $ 7 9 5 Temporary Assignment0 Resocal mg? Wa have corporate apts tor ahort larm lee** Fu8y fumnhed

lataIIakin. Stereo ft macrowav* Con-vamenOy located in weetem suourp eaey accaaa to aa i-ways ft airport Pat* • oleoma In selected umts Co* anytime 469-950/

ROYAL OAK Furnished Condo Clean, commonable, everything you want and mors $800 pei month m-

anyttne 643-04 \r- -,82-4580

SYLAN/OTTER LAKE area tJetuxe large $1.2«X tq ft. 1 bedroo<t. dock indudads utaites. $550 Shur". a long terms RE fiances WJ-454 j

F U L L Y F U R N I S H E D

C O R P O R A T E S U I T E S

W e s t l a n d T o w e r s

Our l and 2 oedroom lumiehed Cor-porate auitaa take me aiconvarv •ence but ol your relocation traneter Decor ale* Oee^r high rtae *pen-mant* laaturs Mfy aqiappad krtch-ena with ulanaas maid sarvica m-Joa neaiad swimmmg poo. tenms. extenes and sauna Month to month leeee avakebla

iwers a I B4k W of Wayne Rd between Ford ft Worrer Rds

Caa /21-2500

WEST LAND 1 bedroom carriage

ready $395 diata occupency

404 H o u s m For Rent BEVERLY HILLS 4 bedroom ranch. 2 bath* 2 cai attach garaga.

ay room. $1150'mo

BIRMINGHAM ft ALL CITIES

HOMES FOR RENT SEE 100 t> WHERE

IENANTJ ft LANOLORUS SHARE LISTINGS e 64 i 1620

FREE CATALOGUE 66a so.Adams. BirmSighorr Ml

DEARBORN rtGTS Pslharr. Mod err. 1 oedroom carpwed ranch, perk j ^ aettmg Senior piecount ft Section 8 | ROCHESTER HILLS OK $425 - aacunty 387-652

REDFORD 7 M M . E of Ink Bedrooma. 2 bath*. luB oaaament sunporch ft naw decor $800 MO oncaa N o p a l * plua security 476-024* M D € A R e 0 R N 2 bedroome 4 me-ROCHESTEn darting m-towr, 3| K* appliancaa. central air garaok bedroom iv» bath Baawrrwnt Os -ery deer, sxeaftom condWon » 0 'age A* appuancas $1100 indudas monin 2, 4-B»« lawr. ft snow mamienance Araoaoe — — — ~ " Sect 15 661-0396 4 0 5 P t O P * f t y

FARMINGTON STUOtO, newly dec or alec qiaat natghtxvnood

smokers or pels $350 mcfcidaa 471-5686

PLYMOUTH NICE BEDROOM upper prima Plymouth "eight! $415 per month, pma uianaa and securities No pets Co* Jim Sta-l e r * Col 458-6000

PLY*80UTH |Old /image) cor , 1 bedroom upper, appaaiicaa, utaues ft garaga mdudad lat ft Wat mo security $435'mo 256-2867

PLYMOUTH 2 bedroom. $456/mo ptue sacunty Nc peu a*krdee heal stove ft mtngeralor AvaaaMo 9 /1 512 North M0I 422-3386

graph

stSTwi ratngsraaoi no pou.

648-17 i l

CANTON 2 bedioom townhouee. $675 mo Fua tagain awi Real ft watar mciud-ed No pets CaB 274-5661

CLAWSON TOWNHOUSE entrance 2 Bedroom Butng room dmmg room. M l adte early Sept $645

OAVtSeUAG 1200 aq <001*1*. 2 H batha. lownhouaa On 5 ecre* Ooaanrsm Hoay achooM Nc P*ta

WALLED LAKE . tme

N e p e i CredaTr Security dapoon $425 TI-SS -

FARaawtGTON DOWNTOWN, one Badroom, pondc doead ai sun porch reeervec porkmg pool pka haai. $580 pai mo 661

WESTLAND m a r t oa houae 2 bedrooms. 11*

aide laaas-

aytng room, da any roam oan t r * s r apsmencas A i B t f l l now! i860 RICHTER ft ASSOC

aytng room, da any roam oan t r * s r apsmencas A i B t f l l now! i860 RICHTER ft ASSOC 346-5 100 WESTLANO - 2 badroom condo $ yrs oad Aa MipBanriao. 1% mm. a a . iua baaamani. aaraga Convenient i o shopping $7£fc 086-8884 WESTLANO 3 bedroom iral ok. OB t u l n i i 1 p o d $650, month "5rsi W BLOOMFIELD ground floor 2 badrooma 2 M l oaths cluahoims Mnraa court ft p o d Ram $800 mo

796:1298 W BLOOMFIELD k* Condo 2 badroom 2 Ca appai ' ico* ruce m a $886/mo 960-9220

wry Wooda ath. geraga

000 a* R 984-2218

f a r m i n g t o n HILLS Naw 2 bad room. 2 belh ranch condo w«h ce

SRE 473-8180 Evee 348-1338

FARMINGTON HILLS and una. carport lenma and pool $575 CaB Cynthia Drobot Rata Estate One 476-8276. 851-1900

F A R M I N G T O N HILLS-13

Slarra 2.OOC

sq ft iBienew Toi tro*. $1200/mo Caa Evas 682-8279 Day*. 317-6797

REDFORD TWP deux* i ft 2 bed-room jnrts from $435/mo ideal tor prolaaasonal persons, pn the ao Cal Deva 2S5-5676

ROCHESTER Bedroom'living room., kitchar ft path, some M i x -ture M-58/Crooss are* Country aeitma $400. *a uMnaaa 375-0180

DEARBORN 3 oedroom. 2 stories 1% oath ettecned 2 garaga fuB baaamant Neer Ouiei Or ft South-neld $750 mo « t » 3pm 663-25«2

DET R o n Worrer GreenfleW area 3 bedrooms, basement garage, lenced Section 8 pka, $450

96 1 -4668

Pedroon-,. I Mlchiger. basameni. appkancae I •rasher'd ryer No peu. uoos to 1-75 $000/mo - Seposil CaB

652-7329 or 377-0474

ROCHESTER HILLS 3 Deoioomsj i 2 bath*. T*n*»r. h l W

not* $93C.rno mc«u(li% A «a \m l m m A OcpoftH Ho p«t» C m 371-4232

M a n a g e m e n t

A B S E N T E E O W N E R Wa personekaa our aervica to rnaai your lapsing ft monogomant needs • Broker - Bonded • speciolmng ai corporals

N W SOUTHFIELD or 2 tread acres lower naB. 3 bedroom*. IMng room, dmmg room, basement, $550/mo plu* security ft utamo* A.aAeOW Sapt 1 283-3870

VAN BUFtEN - 2 oedroom upper $400 rent pkj* $40C security

r , r .

412 TownhousM-Coodos For Rsnt

AUBURN HILLS-Attractive 2 bad-room condo near I-75 New carpet* enclosed*, patio amok luxury bath. «r pod ft dubnouoo No pat* $650/mo 393-6899

FARMINGTON Hawthorne St S m M ' badroom. utames induded $490/ MO ovanaMa Sapt i LIVONIA SmaB l oedroom. $325' MO Leave message 531-4968

ROCHESTER HILLS • rent with op-

• Before making a deomon. cod u»i

D & H

I n c o m e P r o p e r l y M g m t

F a r m i n g t o n H i l l s 7 3 7 - 4 0 0 2

FARMINGTON HILLS A c»g 3200 aq It nou»* tor rent

Foi further mtortpatlon ca* 661-6283

ACCREDITED MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION

.easing S management ol wtgie l*mpy lama* ft condo*

- Nov. 346-

FARMINGTON m.l lS Lovely 2 bed-• oom house 2 cor dotachad gorogo Fancaa yard Cloae eo downtown Farmkygtor, $796 553-8136

FARMINGTON HILLS 4 bedroom 2 ' * oath, tamdy oom, 2 fcsplai:sa Lawn ft snow sarvica A sdobll Sapt 1*1 $ 1950 mo 661-6344

Homaoroma Modal wtth 1 S story graoJ room is! llooi master bad-room, suits oak panelec der, can tral air ft racuurr ia• tut :eda do aats and mors Mus< see io appr» caala only $ 1850/fnc. • Ca* MeodowManegeneni tti2-34«a ROCHESTER miowr c>ar~mg 3 bedroom 2 cor gorsgs $75C' plus, security depoeit ft 'eterar^i A«a4 Mae Oct 1 653-3254 | Chocs ou- compioM rmntwproperty

managernen: sor-ioe -ecommonded ROYAL OAK Ciaaaic Engksr. Tudcx p, r a i , -rvsroi corporotions Ovar on 2 lot* Firepiaca. library 3 pec 25 room. I both Great location Lease rat 8 mos to 12 $1150/mo 543-759T

FARMINGTON HILLS - 11 M8a/Orc-hard Lake 2/3 Bedroom*, 1 bath. 2 car lamdy room larg* M . No pat* $BOO'MO • depoalt 474-0927

FARMINGTON HILLS - 11 MB*/ Farmingtor araa Larga 3 badroom. 2 H bath onck snch on private pond All appliances $1250 NogonoOM leeee 346-8331

FARMINGTON HILLS, ctaon 3 bad-room ranch nasi 13 M*a ft Drake. '.'I baths flraplaca dmtng room. 2'^ cmi aitacnao garaga. corpaiec throughout A.sMatue anmeoiatan, $695 month Anar 6pm, 380-2875

FERNOALE larga 4 badroom. M l oasamani lencec yard, garaga ap-pliances Available immediately $6SC Lease pftjs aecurMy 545-9929

FERNOALE » Mile ft 1-75. Cute 2 bedroom, with appaancaa. Mncad

drivs Newly docoratod par month

FERNOALE » MHO ft HBton araa 3 badroom. baaement. appliance* Immediate occupancy- $575/mo

645-9380

GARDEN CITY Like naw 3 Bad-room Prick ranch. $750 par month Appaw.cas Security ft re«eranca* CaB 456-2166

BIRMINGHAM A «wrp 3 omOroon, Ranch, m JBpatad, blmds, .iaw sppliancaa Beeutftulty ftnishad oaaament, g a i t B Q $800 477-0227

BIRMINGHAM - baautHui nawly ra-,modeled 2 oedroom. oak floor*, ap-paanoas. aostmant garaga dock sunporch, lota of extra* Exoadam condition $850 Co* Ms leetK Properties mc 332-6500

AM Conditioning Ctoee To Shoppmg * Exproaaway window Treatment*-'M*v Band*

From $420 rnontWy 726-2880

B i r m i n g h a m B i r m i n g h a m SCHOOLS Sharp 3 bedroom Raicfi ftreplaoo. msota oath pan-tr« aa. baaamant attached garaga $1400/mo Mus. loaoo mmedieiely

CALL SOB T A I l O R Chamoarlalr. Realtors 64? o40L

BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN 3 bad room pidei cetoniei ivaplaca I ' l bath*, baoomiont garage AvaBotiia now $1,046 1 security 647-3047

2 B E D R O O M A P T S

A S K A B O U T

O U R S P E C I A L S oalh wtth pkjer. car-

i doaat ft aaor -trim sscurt i f

S aomn'rnm Sdorcom balcony oi

s r s a W O O O L A N D V I L L A

4 2 2 - 5 4 1 1

WESTLAND 8 2 0 0 N o r t h W a y n e RO

STUOIO- $386 t BEDROOM $4*6 2 BEDROOM $470

mctudea noai ft waa count Pod ft * * Cto*s to Waattend Shopome Cantai

722-5155 W BlOOMFieiO Condo 2 Badroom

000 a) I 884-2216

402 Fumishsd Apts. For Rsnt

B I R M I N G H A M

A m e r i c a n a u t t e a

*y«y Furmahad Na

BtAfcMNGMAM EjK«CUtPv« norr* 3 D«0»OO^ or umrn AriMcrtmC M

LEAVING TOWN Don't Want To Sell?

ROYAL OAK 3 bedrooms garaga baaement, lenced. <idalen manor Graal location Muat oaal $725/mc

548-9365

SHELBY TOWNSHIP U 5# ft Daq^ndre ares 3 rooms. Ihnryg room, dinmg

ft carpatmo $800 mo immediate occupancy 680-1652

SOUTHFIELD Bnfck Ranch - 3 bed-rooms. I ' l beths gsrsge ret-oera tor stove carpet Off FramUIr Rd ft a« expreaaways $800/mo 474-1961

SOUTHFIELD - For rent or sale 2 badroom. 1 bath 1300 sq ft. on '4 acre wooded lo t $660/mo 21145 Prarer CaB anar 5 30pm 937-2726

SOUTHFIELD - 13 ft badroom coioraai. new carpet ft paint. 2 car garage Mr. no pat*. $960/month 646-0885 SOUTHFIELD - 2 bedroom bun gaiow garaga dlapcaal. dtohwaah-ar appaancaa very dean. 9 ft Ever-green area $625 mo $775 *eam*y. Adults' Can 266-5982

SOUTHFIELD 3 badroom rsnch carpeted appaancaa baaement. a»-tra large yard Nc pet* $750 mo plu* security depoeit 474-9320

ST CLAIR SHORES lumloheC 3 bedroom on baeutifui Lake St Closr $1500 'mo Security ft rglorsncao Oays 641-2712 Eves 572 1456

GARDEN CiTY 3 aedroom. bnck ,ancn baswmeni lanced yard Closa to scnoois Wca araa No pats $S6S Reference* 422 5666

— TAYLOR - 3 be(»oom*. Sept. i oc-GAROEN CITY. 3 bedroom, fu* cupancy $525/mo pma Fvsi. «oaJ S basement fenced yard, appaances aecurfy 261-9204

Available immadiataly 'Loaoa plus security 545-9929

HAMBURG TOWNSHIP Naor Brighton 2 badroom. partly M -m*hed on Or* lake 9 mo lease start ing Sapt $400"no . Ratarenceo required 1-313-455-1427

INKSTER Greet 3 bedroom bnck Rench Fuk oaaament 2'4 car ga-

roorr, Option to buy

TROY B v m m g l w r scf v iols Con-w-nporary 3 bedroon-.

rahao M s a r w t deck $900 monthly or leeoe 277-0233

TROY new nome 3 bedroom. 2 bath atteched 2eragi . all ape*

arxxs araa $1000/mo Ca* after 8 644-3465

dmmu ro DM $&50

KEEGO HARBOR Ca* front 4 oadruon-. I Btoom field School* month • dapoan CaB

TROY - 4 bedrooms 2H beths. , i ? 3 ; famdy room wat bar central aa lot

aoor laundry attached 3'.i cai ga-$ l .200 Altar »pm

883 BMP $1,200 par

651-0664 DNION LAKEFRONT field 2 bedroom No paw

BIRMINGHAM N ct Bovarty 3 bedroom bra* ranch, 1\» baths, i w d w o o d iNtng .oom dan. hmehad oaaament Nrapsaca 2 car d » tachad. control air $ l * 5 0 / m c 0 8 H PROPERTIES 737-4002

BIRMMGHAM Speoous Cape Cod. TOtaBy .enovsleo con ismpora r , •ok hugo mo

carpatmg. aoporoto dmmg. large beeement I am garaga No Petal 1 $24 Cot*. 11000/mc 673-5829

Bk to toam. l a a i , Bvmg roam with

porch attached geraga $1200 861-4^4

i to

M Purdy I 'VUG non I f 644 7863

BIRMiMOHAM 2 aedroomo go sgs scroonec porch aa o p e *

snces Groat Location. »/5C • ae cunt , 648-7648 oi 258-4807

Mr 2 cai WaBi io

gorogs Hr OowMowr.

1100 NORTH ADAMS BIRMINGHAM

645-0420 aiRMiatOMAM DOWN TOWN

BIRMINGHAM P U T N C Y M E W S

earu month Ca*8-8pm

n e t taOO/mo Agent

yard mueSTm

i .arge

7*1 I *

Igher- Schools tovow vara l ib ta«» 8»000mu 888-7233

LIVONIA brick 3 bedroom nes. ment. naw carpes traah point $800 par month

One Way Realty 473-5500

LI VON IA-Plymouth. Mer r iman 3 bedroom brtck ranch 1 * Bath tm.

pet*. $775/mo dopooit. " T a

LIVOaatA - 3 bedrooms 2 B a l i . ea. op pap rices oxtrss 2 car attached garage Baaamem 1 acrs $1000/ mo plus seamty 476-8719

LIVONIA 3 bedroom brtck ranch, waa memtemed wffh V e p u c e and garsgs Clear. Nice yard, good nmghbor* $796'mo 349-8481

LIVONIA 3 Bedroom 2 bath 6n-anad oaaamom ergo roar dack with hot t a t i ca garaga lanoed rs rd 3 <808 Hendone immediats oc-cupancy Nc peta $1085 476-8628

h • a o x ' t , rent $650 Sapt June 15 884-9107 Oi ev 1070

WALLED LAKE wokelront $660-' mo plus utilities i mo aecunty de-poalt 1600 sq ft 3 or 4 badrooma 1 Oalh CLEAN! No Pet*! 669^4228

WALLED LAKE- 2 badroom, 1H M

Jpancy $850

1 toe rln smenogoriiei i i -nc 348-5400 WATERFOMO -AXES AREA 3 bedroom* tamdy room utany room

"•ed ( yard

lease No pat* $ 7 0 0 / M 0 plus ae-ourtty 383-6342

Nica 2 badroom Ranch •enced yard utam, room

occupancy Option u la $660 ' » » 1823

G00DE REAL ESTATE

A Goods Listing a A Good Buy 1411 N Woodward 647-189

AUBURN HILLS SOUTHFI6LD FARMINGTON HILLS

Outstanding 2 ft 3 bedroom lown-nc m i ft ranches. *ome with at-tached garaga ft Krapiaca

Waatbury-Aubum hi* 652-7650 Weemerstone-Southtleki 360-1296 Foxpomia Farmington hm 473-1127 Summll-Farmlngton hm 626-4396 Covmgton-F*rmmgton 851 -2730

KAFTAN ENTERPRISES THE TOWNHOUSE SPECIALIST

Hour* 1 tam-Spm

FARMINGTON HILLS condo. hkmoned nagotiawe. eaahar ft dryer p o d ft lama* $820 mo Mon -Frt 382-64 13 Eva* 226-6293

FARMINGTON HtLLS-LuJuay Con-do 2 yr* now 2 bedroom, 2 bath mgh : eai i 'g i rocaaoed HgMing. greet locotior, $900/mo 56i -0891

F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S C o n d o 1 bedroom deluxe Modern kitchen DMhwaohat ing ft slova Balcony ft eand* New decor carpalad thru-out Carport $495 mo 489-9354

F O R R E N T

N E W T O W N H O U S E S

W E S T B L O O M F I E L D

U N I O N L A K E A R E A

FuB I ' 2 t • Auto gm age docx opener • Daang room • Central av condnionmg • WMk nr. cloaats • Range, mam • Ratrsgaratc

. Pond view

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY $795 PER MONTH

BUILDER 681-5557 9-5 Monday-Friday

413 Tims Sharing HILTON MEAD mmnC O u t 2 room, 2 omtt*. oceer, hontf i Free tan-ms on day courts Wookl Nov 2 to No. ia» i $950 Caa.

414 Southern Rsntab

Apr* 19th-28th m B Play* u n d o Roaort One oadioom

• a atone 313 681 6812

DISNEYtPCOT 1'1 Maes away - u x u r , 2 and 3 Bed-room. 2 oalh condo oahai dryer rmcrowmm. pool, jacusa l a m s courts From $525 par week Day* 474-5 150 Everw^s 476-8713

D«SMEV OFtLANOO Luxury 3 badroom, 2 bad- ' sw

F!«y turrsehed MeM tor vacahons O n * $436 par

Ron 347-3060 or 420-0438

DtSNEY/ORLANOO Condo 2 bad-room 2 bath P o d Spa gdf idaai tor l l a n f i i ds ' H i l l ft CosmM* $475 'wk 646-2114 ot 626-6994

DiSNEY 'Orlando. fu9y furmohad 2 bath reeort condo 3

aoft tanma Weekly 459-0426 or 981-6180 mon»ily

FLOMOA Naw Symara B u r * ' 2 Oadioom hoima tu9y M'mahad. aaai weohar/ dryar. lenced yard CaB Pat d M t l l l p m a l 365-0818

HILTON HEAD 2 bedroom. 2 bath 4th Bom oondo.

227-1876 ocean ft p o d

HILTON HEAD - 1 badroom. 1 bath condo occommodaaoo 4 adults M l

the bear .v, canlia8y «>--week $13 1 8 1007

FOXCROFT CONDO Octoear 1 May Nei fuBy equipped mdudmg a* appB-

BEAUTiFUL wooded Bloomfield araa Mmuta* fron, M-59 ft 1-75 Speaou* 2 bedroom, neutrot color*, cualom drop go. ueBty room/waaher ft dryer plenty of doeel spec* can tral air prtvaia deck iactnc gor-goouo pond $800 mc 6 5 2 - « 5 6

B i n g h a m W o o d a C o n O o 3 bedrooms. 2 * batha neutral de-cor ft prmaiefy located Pool, tenma. snd d u b nouoo $2100 /par mo

C a l l C A T H Y D E W 6 4 4 - 6 3 0 0

WEIR MANUEL SNYDER ft RANKE

HIGHLAND LAKES 2-3 bedroom.

Av gaoiBIa Sept 1 $825 or $950 fur monad pk j sseow*y

6560 pm monai Days 531-8877 421-7299

LIVONIA MALL AREA 1 oedroom condo a i saofao 9 /1 /91 Washer'dryor central Mr seckrrten setting. $560 - dapoaft and u t M o a Sorry, no pa t * 622-1811

LIVONIA ~ WOODS app l iances waanar-dryer

406 Fumishsd Houses F o r R s n t

BIRMINGHAM - 3 bedrooms c o m ,

Ba-mmgnam'Clawaon

OPEN HOUSE Sat W lo 3 9?9 Broedocrs

N of 14 Maa E of Croaks

roimd •' icioeed p o d Heal ft s mdudad $825 881-1

lenced yerd Monmty 258-1

CASS LAKE FRONT l ' i boms, completely furmatiad Sept Mey $650 mo plus security ft

682-4799 or 562-7509

FARMINGTON HILLS - F i * y fur-nished 3 oedroom. Coioraai. 2-4 car attached garage <Mat n a y i b o r -hood $975/mo 474-4375

LAKEVILLE - 10 mmuloo N of Ro-lJwoioi 3 bedroom, prtvate Beach., dock 2 car attached garage 2 h *

p o d $H50. 'mo No pats A> through June 1992 626-6233

TROY furmohad home 3 bedrooms $1295 month

Jos 382 4150 Evenmgs ft weekends 244-2036

UNION LAKE FRONTAGE Com-pletely furnianed Dock lovely home 3 bedrooms, dmmg room. 1 both hrepiece 2 car attached ge-rage $1695,'mo ' rear minimum 0 4 " PROPERTIES 737-4002

WALLED LAKE Direct l a M fron-tage Two bedrooms, two bathe, with ma view of woaed coko $950-' mo You n tu i l m

344-5400 •nc

407 Mobits Homss For Rsnt

FARMINGTON HILLS OAe> Older par t l and 2 badrooma opp»-ances carpet No pots

CaB 474-2131

406 Duplsxss For Rsnt BIRMINGHAM - Near town 5 Rooms 2 bedrooms, i beth oppa-ances rscrsaoon room porch $895 MO Agent 644-3232

BIRMINGHAM 1 both, miahed Basement 2 " i car gaisgo xachan appaanca no pets ! « » . . month 8S2-3111

BIRMINGHAN - IN-TOWN 1778 Heynes 2 bedrooma. I bath central a» besement garage $750/ mo $25 heating Mtowawca Boo 64 7-0631 Jerry 64* 1576

CANTON DUPLEX, eltractifve 3 bed-room mcludao oven range t r y danwooner A a l a r i i Sept 1 » ' » plua saccrvy Lynda 486-2376

CANTON 2 badrooma V i baths M l tioaan'iam. ea aa ap pawnees mad $825 par mo Pka

pats 422-3834

174- I

737 2418

HMH WEST BLOOMFIELD

Mk to pars $1200 . ft « PROPf R T M

t tel $80C month' W E S T L A N O

tSk-mi 13 m 4 ( 0 - 9 0 8 3

D ft H

CANTON J bedrooms 1H both* fanwy -oom lerfidry W v carpoaad •ppaonces anmoi8a*o occupency $740 pm i o n t h 866^4963

DEARBORN deer. 3 bedroom lower

$625 aecunty $8&0

DEARBORN HEOHTS At appa oncaa I Bedroom • s o x t j Varydoon

Icwm-tnan moat condos •4 baths, deluxe

kllchan. oantrai tm covered perk-mg. private ontrancaa ft booonwt ts saparata lencad-v, pabo yerd ft more

Only $725 mdudmg heal

(ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIALS)

ALSO

Same una with adddmonai 12 s 19 famay r o o m

onry $775 including neat

No pet* Laaeo roqiarad EHO

THE BENEICKE GROUP

6 4 2 - 8 6 8 6 S e t 2 8 0 - 0 6 6 6

B I R M I N G H A M S B E S T

G E T S B E T T E R NEWLY DECORATED 2 or 3 Bedroom Apt*

Townhomoo (•Bet FuB Baaamant)

From $700 Month I Oco.

pane, $»75j'momh. I month aecunty depook CaB 349-8677

NORTH PALM BEACH I avaaable tor 3 /4 month*. 2 bed-rooma. 2 oaths on mtarcoaatai

SANIBEL ISLAND FLOMOA

both pool. M m * . Sapt ft Oct opomng* AJtor 7pm 313-229-6*08

ST MARTat Luxury oondo. wow baach. lenm*. p o d C thru Jen 5. $1260 per

29 •ak. other 540-031*

415 Vacation Rsntate ANTRBH POSSESSIVE COUNTKS Cham-oi-Laka* n naMiaapaiu oca-tagaa Efifoy Nurtharn Michigan* M i a country Waaartrom aatiaig. Rent by the day or week

616-377-7981 Or 616^47-1290

AUTUMN IN TRAVERSE CITY

T M Beach Co

NORTHVILLE PtNEKNOLL Townhouoa 2 bedroom*. 1 both 2 half bath* famay room, pane decs no peta $895 mc 349-4190

NOVI

BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOMES STARTING AT ONLY $895

Bo o port ol Novl t beet rental com-munity Ctoee lo cui issuance* lar

• 2 Spacsoua Badiixawt. • Tom • Fud I

• Now achod system • Great location-near 96. 896 ft 275

HURRY' ONLY a few M t

NOVI RIDGE

ed poca ft spa. amopa 4. cataa Spectacular Suneooa ft Fa8 Color Mkiutao i rom Go» ft Shoppang Roaarve now tor FoB < Sapt-Oct) Mnjwwea from $88 888

$138 Cor

18181 BOYNE AREA » Hadoon L a M

Swim go* SMi spa iwMio 3 1 3 - 4 8 4 - 4 2 6 0

BOYNE/PETOSHTY i res a Bedroom M i l M s

year round 61S-281-T71S

ANO SURROUNDING AREA En>oy aMBng the Greet Lokeo ond the a c t M M a Northern Mtomoan i to at%m «t prtiaaa aettmga of wm front I Weekly

349-8200 O P E N 7 D A Y S

OPEN TILL 6PM MON ft THURS

IL seeing Houra trom 9am 8pm Dady Sat 12noon-3pm or ca*

6*6-1168 BIRMINGHAM 1 bedroom Condo. newly decoreted. oat 0 K $68&/mc mdudea neat ft water Appaancaa. p o d $300 security dopooit Metro Weat 261-3958

BIRMINGHAM 1 ft 21

From $635 Apartment*

SmeB charming MapM Rd W of Eton ft on 14 Ma* Rd E of Edgawood Prtvate en-

tor weoher ft dryer Wadimg dto-tonce to downtown ft ahoepmg No pets leeaa EHO

T H E B E N E I C K E G R O U P

6 4 2 8 6 8 6 S e t 2 8 0 - 0 6 6 6

BfRMRtGh 2 bedroom centrw

AM tm aa app*

ancea $750'mo * acurlty T M Home Co

8LOOMFTELD bom j t f M apacwus 2 bedroom. 2 b .th hrsplaca weoher dryer S6« . rise mciooea M e t f t w a t a r 476-3153

NOV! CO»tOO 1J00 aq It 2 bed-

pool. lenrae $675- month mcludee heat ft aoooewnon taaa 547-4827

ROCHESTER CONOO - 3 badroom 2*4 berths t Pal o k $950/mo

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Thursday, August 29. 1991 OAE

REAL ESTATE NEWS

Real estate seen as financial plan ingredient By Mary Rodrtqua staff writer

Have mooey, will invest? At least ooe local real estate com-

pany wants potential investors to consider real estate, in addition to tbe more common stocks, bonds and mutual funds.

"We're not financial planners, but we'd like to get inserted as a mem-ber of an investment team," said Toby Wagner, executive vice presi-dent of Jack Christenson Realtors in Troy.

A real estate-based investment plan that offers consumers tbe op-portunity to plan in real estate fu-tures tbe same way they now plan for retirement and their kid' college educations Is available through Christenson.

"Moat financial planners don't push real estate because they don't

know the product," Wagner said. "But real estate for most people rep-resents the majority of equity they have."

Those interested in formulating a real estate plan need not be In the market for a new home, according to Wagner. The system covers topics such as renting versus buying, mov-ing up, setting real estate goals, in-creasing net worth, enhancing home value and discovering personal real estate purchasing power.

THE MODEL WAS developed by East Coast real estate consultants Allan Dal ton and Joseph J. Murphy, and is being touted on both tbe East and West Coasts. Dalton is traveling the country pow conducting work-shops for real estate salespeople.

Forty-five Christenson agents from offices in Troy, Shelby, Clarks-ton and Lake On on have been

The system covers topics such as renting versus buying, moving up, setting real estate goals, increasing net worth, enhancing home value and discovering your personal real estate purchasing power.

trained thus far. "It's really a self-help guide,"

Wagner said. "We give you the pag-es, you fill in the numbers in tbe pri-vacy of your own home. It gives you a better idea of the financial position as it stands."'

The type of investment recom-mendations made depends on the cli-ent.

"(The guide) covers the whole gamut from renter to first-time home buyer. It could involve people who want to move up. or empty nestere who want to move down and use their one-time tax exclusion."

The workbook carries a note urg-ing consumers with specific con-cerns to seek the advice of an attor-ney, accountant or certified finan-

cial planner. Wagner is quick to point out that real estate agents aren't financial planners.

The worksheets set out to analyze value of tbe current home, a tax analysis, move-up analysis, deter-mining net worth, and reviewing real estate options. It breaks every-thing down item by item and pro-vides a forum for detailed questions.

There's a checklist of 10 things homeowners can do to add value to the home, whether a move is being considered or not. The model in-cludes definitions of various real es-tate options, such as purchasing rental property, undeveloped land, syndication, limited partnerships, real estate investment trusts and equity sharing.

WAGNER SAYS the model is not meant to be a high-pressure sales tool.

"There's no pressure at all," Wag-ner said. "We hope to enlighten peo-ple about how much their property is worth. This isn't a shotgun approach We want to cultivate clients for life "

Real estate is not as popular an investment as it was during the overpriced 1980s, according to Stan Rosenfeld, president of Financial Planning Group of Farmington Hills.

""I think the reason financial plan-ners don't push real estate today is because of so many problems in the past. There used to be very favor-able tax laws, but that's all changed under tbe new tax law Today real estate has to stand on its own two feet -

"I suppose this concept is fine as long as the real estate is sold strictly as an investment and not a tax shel-ter."

Bylaws should be amended regarding fee collection Omr homeowners association

having difficulty collecting meats from Its members. There is no obligation in the association bylaws to impose a lien for non-payment, b there any other basis by which we coald pursoe members for collec-t i on?

Assuming that there is a contrac-tual obligation on the part of tbe homeowners to contribute to tbe as-sessments, tbe association can only start a suit in district court for mon-ey damages with respect to the back assessments.

To tbe extent that the bylaws al-low for the association's recoupment of costs and attorney fees in the ac-tion, it may also be able to collect its costs and attorney fees. While plac-ing a lien on tbe unit of a member puts t h a rest of the world on notice of the obligation to pay assessments and could result in the foreclosure of the home, assuming the asSociaton has the authority to do so, ultimate-ly. legal proceedings must be com-menced unless the co-owner satisfies the lien.

I would pursue tbe delinquent co-

owners by way of a money judgment suit and seek to amend your bylaws to enhance the authority of tbe asso-ciaton in collecting assessments

Why has it taken so long for devel-opers lo this state to be compelled to provide more than a one-year war-ranty on onlts? We all know that these units should be required to last for more than one year. Sometimes it takes many years before one can determine the kinds of defects found when baying a condominium or co-op. Shouldn't developers offer a bet-ter warranty?

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mTM quer ies

K Rober t M. Melsner

The Department of Licensing and Regulation expects that developers will be responsible for their work for at least 18 months. But, short of leg-islation, there is no specific obliga-tion on the part of developers to pro-

vide any specific warranty other than that mandated by the licensing and regulation department.

It would have to be a matter of legislation for developers similar to auto companies providing greater warranties to customers I would suggest that to the extent that you feel strongly about this that you write your legislator expressing your views.

When we bought our home from the seller there was a provisioo in the cootract that we were baying it

"as is." We believe the seller concealed or misinterpreted certain aspects of tbe condition of the roofs. Can we successfully sue for fraud or m isre pr esen ta tioo ?

Yes In a recent Michigan Court of Appeals decision, the court held that even though the plaintiffs bought a home "as is," they may still sue for fraud or misrepresentation if they can plead sufficient facts to support a fraudulent concealment claim — that is. that the sellers knowingly concealed the defects from the pur-chaser

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AFTER SCHOOL LEADERS Wayne Parka 4 Recreetlon accapt-ine appacatlona tar aftw acnooi leedwa l»4 50 an hour) and Sporta omawa |Sio a same). Plaaaa apply el the Wayne Community Centw, 4635 Howe Rd 721-7400

curranwy ara aaaklng ap(«canta tor 2 poamona Faclty Director ol AcHv-itnaand Dlractor of Therapeutic Ac-tivmaa lor a 39 bad A U a l n w ' i unit CARRIAGE TOWN CARE CENTER

S27 Begole F»nt Ml 4*503 H 4 - M S 7

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500 Halp Wanted 500 Hatp Wanted ACCOUNTANT

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ACTIVITIES DIRECTOR Apple-ood Nursing Cartfw la look-mg tor a Hi! One ActMUee Director lor a ISO bad tacMty. located m tha Down Rlvw araa. Wa ara looking lor aomaona with a lot of creativity. mo-Ovation. and experience tha ganatric population H mtaiaaiad, pteeae apply In paraon or aand ra-

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Woodheven Ml 46163

AEROBIC INSTRUCTORS naadad lor a naw atudko m Uvonia. CartM-catlon preferred. good pay

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844-9674

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Kaftan Enterprises, lr»c 352-3800

AIRPORT JOBS AVAILABLE You muat ba 1«-21 wars and Ive I Wayna County (not Detroit! Cal lor appomtmant 464-166

An Equal Opportunity Empioyar

AIRPORT SECUWTY Halp wantad Ftodbla hour* Ra-draaa aatcoma Ctayton Saounty Cal bafaaan 11 and 2 722-0030

ALL AROUND MACHINIST ft or ax-parlancad CNC Oparator Ful-tlma Plymouth waa. 1351 Goldamlth Cal. 458-1977

APARTMENT GROUNOSKEEPER Ful tkT» «or waat BioomftaKl/Kaago Harbor araa CaB 8 ^ - 7 0 6 0

Assistant Advertising Director

to produca Advarttaing ft Dlract M a i Computw ft aatatma MUM Smear* daalra to prograaa to man-agamant BA m markaong or com-munlcaoona ExoaaarM aalary ft ban-adt* naauma, aalary Matory ft

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313-344-1121 Jim Farkaa

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

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Wa oflw an aw—ant opportunity lor prolaaaional growth a* wal aa a competitive aalary and benanta package Pteaaa aand lertw of m«w-aat wtth raauma and aalary requira-manta (no phone can to PeraonnW. 300 River Place. S««le 3600 Detron Michigan 48207

An c^ual Opportunity Empioyw

500 Halp Wantad AMERICAN MAIDS m Farmington HWa - mrmg Housekeeper* $5.50/hour to atari. Own CM ra-qmred Some experience pi alar ted

855-1849

APPRAISER - REAL ESTATE lor City of Detroit Muat have 2 yr* experience Sand reeume to Hen-tag* Apprwaal Servlcee Inc. 15373 Newburgh. Uvonia. Mich 48154

An Equal Opportunity Empioyar

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No mgftta. hoadaya waekanda. Mor thru Frl day hour* only- Earn $ 125 to $175 m weakly pay Car needed j Paid FTiHaipi Ca! Marry Maid*

525-7290

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ATTENTION Part Raeewcn poamona nwn No saiw Day evening ft

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540-5332

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ASSEMBLY UOht production ot window banda Ful tkna. Oeertom Heaghta area. C a l 585-8734

Aulomaoc Screw Machine Trainee Daya ft naghta. Fill time. Benaltta Apply at 24850 North Induatrtal Dr . North ol Grand Rh«w between Hag-gerty and Haaeted

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522-0880

ASSISTANT to Uvorw Entreprenetf-30 fwaNak Mual De vary noneat. reftabM. artioAat*. anwgetK ft have decent cw Some light typing ft local driving required Muet be able to handle morwy Vari-ous duhe* make lob ntereating

M 47 U $ 7 l w La 7-849 '

GROWING TRIM BUSINESS penencets m m t *> auto-

motive tnm To appfy ca*. (Troy) (313)524-2936

500 Halp Wantad AUTO MECHANICS

Weetiend Cw Care Centw n o . tan -mg appBcatlons lor Certified Auto Technician* Good pay benefits

"Ful and pan time Apply m par*on 7666 N Wayne Rd

AUTO PAINTER Large GM Metro aeww. quakty a muW Excallsni pay pian and Dene-Ota C a l 398-8800 e«1 231

AUTO COLLISION SHOP need* per*on with be 1y. bump ft pwnl experience

721-0759

AUTO MECHANIC needed lor mator inatropotari daalwahip German cw experience p«e*aiied Exoeaern pay ft bwieWta. European Auto. 21425 WOCKJWWO Ave., Ferndaie barwaen 8 ft 9 Mile 313-399-1511

AUTO DEALER «> need ol parts courrtw person Ex:pertenc* pre-ferred Apply n person at M t Dwyw VONO-Subaru, 24841 Grand Rlvw

AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE Acme opwatoc*. day* ft night* / u « lima, benefit* Expenenca "*qu«red Apply at 24650 North mdu*tr.» Or . North of Grand Rrvar Between Hag-gerty an<3 Hawed

AUTO MLLER Radford Dodge daalw needs « * -vxlual axpwiencad In vehicle tme processing Excel ant benefit peckaga available Cal Nancy lor appointment. 538-1500

AUTO MECHANIC Top wagaa paid ic* good trim and slectncw technician needed lor • eataide Chevrolet deelerarap Muat have experience m theft repair* Banaftt* and retirement evwaaMe Apply In parson at Hoaday Chevro-m 30250 Grand » » w Farminglon Hi>* 474-0500

AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC

5 years Service Station experience required Ax conditioned shoe Fi* benefits. 8CBS opticw » dental, company pert pensaon racatior ft Soadays pa«5 40TK p*an. tuition relmbursemerit Apply within 75220 Northline Rd Taylor Ml

AUTO PARTS PERSON lor twge im-port deaiw expwance aggreaaiv nee» ft good *r..iude a muat

Estate Motor* LTD George Style* 544-840C

AUTOMOTIVE TIRE INSTALLERS

ft GENERAL SERVICE j Now accepting applications lor luu ft

part time pownons Wia tram the right individual* Musi have va*d onvw's license Apply at

BELLE TIRE West Bjoomhwd S51-460C

rwrmng ion . 474-5042

1 AUTO PORTER - Full ima « u * ' M < t good <»!»ing -ecord Appfy to R Chaudom La Riche Chavroiel-Subaru 4067S PrymouTh Rd Plymouth

AJTC REPAIR shoe -«eds Maaiw Certified Mechanic Minmvum 3 «ars experience 5 day* pw wee* Benem* Very 0u*y shoe 28335 i -rule Livonia 422-0320

ASSISTANT TEACHER - St David Nursery school Gwdan COy Part Ume - tarn-11 45am No degree • * penance hwphn 422-1462

QUALITY ASSURANCE

MANAGER Precision CNC Machining operations seeking an experienced manager familiar with automotive standards and procedures Will be responsible for all quality functions. Salary and benefits commensurate with experience and contribution potentials. Send resume and salary requirements to:

KPS 21820 W. 8 Mile Rd. Southfield. MI 4807S

TOOL CRIB ATTENDANT

A local production shop needs a Tool Crib Attendant with experience in stocking and identifying some ma-chine tool supplies. Some computer use required. No machining. Send a handwritten letter expressing interest along with a work and wage history to-.

P.O. Box 760115

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Lathrup Village. Ml 48076-0115

Workplaie

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M A C H I N E O P E R A T O R S

k -tatrvup vibge area-based machining firm needs Production Machine Operators for one of its local facnoes The company machines castings for the auto industry Experience necessary SPC experience a plus Print reading a plus Send a handwritten letter expressing interest along wtth a wort and wage rastoryto:

P O Bo* 760115

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Lathrup Wage MI 4807i 576-0115

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p l a c e m e n t s , p r i m a r i l y o f n o n - e x e m p t & t e m p o r a r y

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K s k i l l s ( l o t u s H R I S , O r g P l u s etc .) p r e f e r r e d

r h r s h i g h l y v i s i b l e p o s i t i o n a f t e r s c o m p e t i t i v e

c o m p e n s a t i o n A b e n e f i t s If y o u a r e a c r e a t i v e ,

d y n a m K t e a m p l a y e r i n t e r e s t e d i n a d v a n c i n g y o u r

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EMPLOYMENT REPRESENTATIVE P.O. BOX 2227

SOUTHFIELD, M l 48037 IIIuM Opparw**

Arbor Has Jobs In Store Far You

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Applicants tor castuot positions must be at least 18 years ol a g e Inquire within a store near you for specific opportunities Equal Opportunity Employer

2 F * Q 4 E Thuraday, Au0uat 29. 1991

Wanted * u t o — o t n « w t i u m w u T

MMmam

k S S S L n i M * w tin i i aga We ara • dMaton of Moog AM • ra Inc.. • luf l i i <n the euton aftomvket mduakry S M w ttt

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AUTO PORTER tor uMd care MuM bk 16. Oood drMng record Apply In

[ B r U ° * n j j f f j 1 OoOga.

M S S

instMtor liaiM Bepart tarred Nee Redford local

moo pre-Ion.

265-62J6

A-1 CLEANING to hktn Ctoeners. Some expert tarred. FuB tune, Morv-Si to start-Oeti cai required

g Window once pre-K 86/ hour

665-1071

469-9116

dapandebto paraon. toB tSenhour Canton area. CM Greg. 469-9116

BAR STAFF/PLAYROOM ATTEND-ANT'PORTERS needed Apply a t Manned Lanaa. 3490 W 12 MBe Rd Berkley 543-9336

wMh MUBe In bookkeeping. data en-try and M gener* cfflc* duttoo. Send resume toe K I M CooOdge Hwy . CM Attn: Martha SmMi

KxKlddto Land. 82130 Oak Part:. Ml 46237

_ BORDERS BOO*SHOP-NOV!

parlance required »»toKl T b a r n Sta. tend f w i M to Oanaral Mane oar, Bore C u t mi I

k Shop. O . Ml 4SJ75.

BORPfO MILL OPERATOR-OeVSea

13050 tnkstor Rd.. 532-6666

BOWUNQ CENTER raeabto peopa. wi

naadB pert Ume tram M pm

lumbar ot counwr M *> 631-3600

Boal. Bar. <M. MecMnea. Porter. Wan stefl, Apply nam ki paraon: Da> MghL A6sn Dd. al Van Horn.

BRIDAL CONSULTANT 4 SALES Malw* woman. Waal tor moOm-at-bnda lypa. f%M or part time

BUILDING TRADES INSTRUCTOR ««dford Union Schooa azpart-enced n: M*f.'kln*il. plumbing 4

592-3378

BUS DRIVE ForSubsMut* CROSSING Ql

DRIVERS - S 10.47 HOUR Mon-caa GUARDS - M - M HOUR

mems and daftrare the agreed i«en •emcee and ewefcielee the allactM-

•W. 9 MM. FomWigton HMa, 4 U M

• lob laadar. toleratae Aug.. 29 I JO, botaoon 2 4 4pm Durodoen. J08M

> mduatrlal Read. Lhmnta. 426-4613

5 0 0 H » » W n t e d

SCHOOL BUS DRIVER •aaaoaS. An EquM Opportune

BUS DRIVER, mual haw COL.

24380 CMC Caraar Or M l W W

ACCOUNTING MANAGER abewied aid growing aw Am ad In Troy ia|ukm a MfkfiB

i l l i l l i I n f —| amp! aator key poeMon aa Bnainisa i

daatra to maat MB mmty day cBal-langaa at HendBwg Ota tualnaaa at-tain ol a medtom etaod law trm. Ex-o — m oaraar opportunity wfth a compettthm compenMiiom pork age. Bwid reeome weh aotory htotorv and reqUromeni to N n o f M . 11*9 W Long Laka. Troy. Mt4B0B8

CA* COMPANY SEEKING Drfyers 4 I v* 4 Otopaacher*

CANVJ For Home Improvement Company

High COMMISSION Paid Cad Sam BAM-10AM 453-0966

CARPET CLEANERS WANTED

CARPET 8 UNO CREWS Experienced wfth truck and tool* tor

(IL 743-0060

CAR/TRUCK PORTERS

Ma. Mual Pa 20 or otdar with paean record Apply M: 17000

CAR WASH ATTENDANTS wantod tor auto aaan In Rodtard Apply m paraon M 26767 Grand RM> ba-

ft

CASHIER Amoco tood shop. FuB or part Uma. AWamoona 9 aronmga. Mual ba

Apply In . oomor of Joy 4 ShokJon

of naeaaaarr. Apply al U , 1129W. 14 M9a Road,

CASHIER FuB and part Oma poantora tor raa-taurarn. For oppBcMton cad Aia>

W

Fu9 tbna tor thrift store. e. Ca* I

729-1900

CASHIER NEEDED - Part Brno, pi QjdmaWi 30-36 hrs/week M bo BoMbta. 2 yaara *xp*tonc4 mual.. Apply wfthki: 19601 W 7 M

CASHIER PART TIME Apply In paraon

Erb LUMBER CO. 11970 Farmington Rd.

M t . Ml. 49180

CASHIERS I «6-«6 50/tiour k * 4 part Oma.

r Rd In Troy. CASHIERS I or pan Bats. Jaa Car Waah. tm-

opantnga. No akpartance -y wa wa tram. Wa oftor

graph road. )uM S. of 13 MBa.

CASHIER. STOCK 4 SALES. PtM A part few. Oood oppportunWy tor right paopta. good banaBM. Steedy wort Novi araa. 349-2300

CATGROOMER Experienced only

Hour*. Cal 540-7902

CHANGE YOUR UFB

r e a l e s t a t e one

c e r t y i e d o c c u p a t i o n a l t h e r -apist . . n i r . r u . (cota), m m m toaork «Mi traumatic brain edaata. m few Bagmaw araa | ^ H p t y l b a M M H ExoaBant pay 4 ba 4 aak tor Mlka or

517-673-2500

CHLO CARE ASSISTANT Ba a daytfena Mom tor Mania 41 •Sara in Homa Day Cara. FuB Uma or Mon/Wad 961-2909

T R O Y M A R R I O T T H O T E L • Catetana Anaodant: most work

flaxibla hour*, tud Uma • Banquet Servers, on caH • Coffee Break Attendant; early am. full time • Gift Shop Clerk ; must work flexible

hour* M i time. • Concierge Lounge Hott 'Hoetees;

part time 6 am-10 am. • Dishwasher, lull Ume. 8 am-A 30 pm • Lounge Servers; M t and or part time. • Security Officer: evenings.

Make your move to the Troy Marriott Hotel, we of»< competitive « a g t t and benefits plus the areas best woi environment Appty Mon -frt. 10 am-t pm. Interviews ai given at the Ume ot appBceBon.

MO PMOMC CALLS f LEASE Human Resources Department

200 W. Big Beaver, Troy

500 r t e i p W a n t e d

Fua 4 S * »

In paraon onfy Oandy C 27150 7 Maa Rd a< lukmrn Or Maraaxx-I StaMana. 31424 Ann Ar-bor Trad at Mai i Wan 4 32960

d r n n m 14 iMa Rd

CATALOG CALLS

Do you warn *7-44/Nr7 How about a

laariivirSnQ to our naUonaBy aad p'ckJvk:!* CompMta

n a M U In a kuunoua olttoa CaB 381-6700

training ptua Oanadla m a kuunoua oomputarttad

CHILD CARE ASSISTANT • Enar-9Wc 4 opumaoc. naadad tor pra-KMol group Mon.. Wad Thura 4 Frt- 1»-4pm. Tuaa.. 9-4pm Hamad.' 9 MM araa ARar 8pm 473-0776

CHILD CARE. Livonia Public

8 cokapa man*. CaB

oradll* In CMM Haiak'n 523-9296

CHILD CARE STAFF Flaalble/FuB Tlma My Placa (Juat lor IGdal 32675 NOnbaaaMm. S ol 14. or 36 tOW

CHILD CARE WORKER Mon thru Frt 10am-3pm Bioom-BaM. taava numbar on macMna tor

I 855-1973

CIVIL ENGINEER

poaMon alth Ngh groaffi potential Mual have background and axpart-anca m land knpi ovamani proiact*.

and drainage ayalema SS/CE pra-larrad. PE raqukad. Sand raauma to D6A. 107 S Main St . Ptymoulti, 46170 AltlrmatNa action atnpioyor.

CLEANERS HIBa. W PloomRald 4 Ptymoulti. Canton homaa 4 ofDcaa Bauble hour. Cak 442-2660

Gardan City CaB

Ci-EANING PERSONS avanang. a $4.75/1*.

282-2350

CLERK Parry Drug Sloraa. Inc. M aaakmg a part tlma CMrk Mual ba aMa to work ItaidMa houra Starting rala $4.26 par hour. Apply In paraon at: 33456 Sevan MBa Road. ML. 44163

CNC MILL OPERATOR Expananca required. Beratna. prom marine. ova< Uma 2nd ahin

a . 474-52B0

COLLECTIONS ol Aocounla RaoalvabMM tor Madmg haaRhcare organization. indMdual mual have prartoua coBactlona aa

1 aDBIty lo altocllvaty Sand raaum Natory to. S t ra in Inc 3001 Gandy BKd , Si Pataraburg.

Ida 33709.

pHTawa?

COLLECTORS Daerborn baaed national company H aaaklng antbualaallc 8 aaH mobvslad todaclixi tor Immediate

Experience In en-Bqual I ptua) not rwceaaary

working condNlona 4 banallta Cad Liaa 9am- t2noon

q277-6671 axt 314 An Equal Opportunity Employer

COUNTER CLERKS lu* or part Uma. wM train, good pey and aB banaBta. apply m pareon at mm Kaf Clean en 40S3 W. Maple Rd. at Tatepraph. 4307 Orcfiard Lake Rd at Crooaalnda Maa

ControBar

FINANCIAL OFFICER/ MANUFACTURING

Idweetem mum-plant plaalica anutacturar aaaka aaaaanaii Ft

nandal pi ulaaalianal tor Controear-

i a minimum ol 7 yra dammatieted record of auc-oeae In a manufacturing environ-ment. Prevkaua mu»-plant experi-ence a tagNy Jaaliatin. A lor i degree a requkad. a I degree a preferred.

500 tteip Wanted

o

500 Halp Wanted"

COLLEGE STUDENTS

UvenH 4 auburM M u a l k a a i atc*d Apply

• Q H c e Cream. 34026 L Schoolcraft. Uvonia 1-Jpm ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ M M 7 7 8 t

COLLISION - BODY 4 PAINT TSCH-NlOANS wanted by greatng Ngfi alendard mop m FamHneton HRa. SNery 4 banaBta. CaB Joe 471-6

COME Q ROW WITH US

r a » •

MawcaB Jack

agar aaM a. ty Per pan

COME GROW WTTH US

Time to begin a nea career? Excel-lent treating and great opportunl-Haa Flexible acnaduia Plen your own Uma. Bkmmsrvem-Biooimilaio area. Aak to« ABce 644-7747

COMMERCIAL TITLE EXAMINER For High kebBfey geneectlona. MtnHium 3 years experience Mm ba proMcianl In acreage daacrtu hone Raapond to: Box ^ 6 . 0b Ben ar 4 Eccentric Ileaapapare. 36261 Schoolcraft Rd UvoMa. Mlchtga 46150

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F

Computer TECHNICAL WRITER/

TRAINER ARC currently haa a temporary op-portunity lor a technical artier lo document and derelop ueer training manual! tor IBM and MACINTOSH PC"a. The be able to train ueera on OECNET end ETHERNET oonnecllona I

of PATHWORKS a a | now to^H 24-noi

Knowledge c plut CaB no

ALTERNATIVE RESOURCES CORP.

Equal <313)366-4900 Opportunity

CONTACT LENS ASSISTANT Roland Optica ol Southfield la leak-ing tor a warm, outgoing. u» garmad pereonakty to n l » l In our oontact lane depertmant. Soma

Top — ^ COPYWRITER

poeltton open lo anyone gene and aaH-mocM-atad. 3-6 yeara

' luet ba

rig MUBa (newa iHaail. marketing plana, ad copy), media contact*. t#-ent contact* warm paraone . prerequlalte* Pie aae aand raa.ima 4 • elarencea to: Box 696. Obeerver 4 Eccentric Hewapapara. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd . Livonia. MtcMgan 44150

COUNTER HELP A mature peraon • needed to work part time afternoon* at dry cla In Farmington haBably to a muat Competitive pay 471-1747 or Mop In at Indian Wage Cleanan. 34445 Grand Rtver

COUNTER HELP - FuB or pan Ume. WBI tram Apply wtthln: Lola G(

33210 W . 12 MBa I a 653-0025

COUNTER POSITION Part-time or tuB-tlma. Apply Saber's Rack. 550 Foreet " Plymouth

443-7786

CRAFT COMPANY naada tufl Ume worker*, pekiung elc CaB 12 noon-6PM, 344-2611

CUSTOMER SERVICE Daarbom baaed netlonel

available tor Cuetomer

phone mannar 4 voice reqidred. Ex pertenca nea 7 area

Monica 9am-12 noon 277-6671. axt 314

An Equal opportunity Employer

DANCE INSTRUCTORS needed, no

4 pan Ume CaB after 2pm -Sterling* Hta 977-2121 Horthvfie 349-1133

DANCE TEACHER lac tap 4 ten Muat be experienced

ground. I

I manager. MB poa-analyucal and Irv-i. and be committed

to leem management end queBty

ployar. oftertng an peneeBon and ba For Immedlele canelderauon, aub-mM your reeume 4 i alary Metory/re-qukemema in confidence to: Box >746. Obeerver 4 Eccentric Newapaper*. 36261 Scnootcralt Rd.. Uvonia. Michigan 48150

CORPORATE TRAVEL COUNSELOR

I appoint For buey corpc cy In Fa rmngton HiBa Sabre experi-ence piataiad. Salary oommenue-rata aNh axperlenoa Send reeume lo: Box 676 Obeerver 8 Eccentric Newapaper*. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd.. Uvonia. Michigan 46160

DATA PROCESSING

PROFESSIONALS NOW IS THE TIME TO MAKE YOUR MOVE

• PROGRAMMER ANALYST • SYSTEMS ANALYST

• SYSTEMS PROGRAMMERS CALL 569-3030 Mon UB 7:30

24 HR FAX 560-6641 GENERAL EMPLOYMENT

17117 W. 9 MOLE RD. STE. 1039 SOUTHFIELD. MH 46075

PERSONNEL AGENCY/FEE P A »

DAYTIME CLEANING 4 neoue )obe r> bcmBng center Can-Ion aree Ce« Sendy or Judy

44^6070

DIRECT CARE PLUS • Weekenda (aoma overnight*) • Otv-caB dfeact care • DCW (tuB Ume afternoon*) • HaaidanUal apectaeata (wtth mad or

program coordinator experience)

$6.25 $6.25 per hour baaed on po-ackground to JARC.

• aNh good drNkig record I an Hour to alert 5*2-6060

a n m i aid tor ahort and long tana aaaignmenta M the WaaeanB Uvo-

ETD1

0CESTM.IATOR

age. Band reeume to: Box 704. Ob-ar 4 Eccentric NaMpapar*. $1 8crootor.fi Rd. LtoorHa.

kBcMgon 46160

DIESEL MECHANIC kno«'

dMy atoukara 537-2630

DIRECT CARE FuB 4 pert-time Direct Core Work-are. needed tor Group noma In Riachaalar area Muet ba kjBy MORC/WCLS trained, current ki CPR/Ftrel Aide and heve good drMng record. CompeaUve Waea plua BaneBIa to atan CaB.

Mon-Fri Bam-Spm. 762-6 KM

DIRECT CARE - gentle teecheu homa kjB 4 part Uma In Plymouth 4

mton. 397-0072 An EquM OpportunUy Employer

DIRECT CARE STAFF

WaB managed aree grew home*

r a dents V artery of aMRa. Blue Croat/ Blue Shield meurenca Competitive wagaa. CaB 10am Ipm: BaZavlBe H 8 4 6 4 1 4P9-3608

U 277-6193 537-9068

DIRECT CARE STAFF needed Im-madMlafy lor amaB gm*> homa m Ptymouth. Pan Umanaaakende poal-

• - - - ^ MORC/WCLS trained Currant In CPR/Hret ak) 4 have oood drMng record $6^6 • benefit* to atari CaBMorv-Fn ,»-Spm

DIRECT CARE STAFF To work eBtb damaopmentaey meabtod edulta FuB 4 pen lime

437-6666 465-7534 347-6412 726-6309 510-6664

South Lyon Plymouth

MRECT CARE STAFF Prantoua axperlenoa wllh deveiop-mentafly dlaablad praBaried Excel-

li aaanc provided lor quaBhr $6.26 thru $6.66 to atari For

11am 4 2pm weakdej* Uvonia Group Home

Connie 591-6239 Kethy, 591-0272

522-6428 Debbie. 476-3666

Canton Group Home Diana. 397-2677 Carol. 397-3738

BeBevBM Group Home 899-5119

hedtoid Group Home 266-7639

DIRECT CARE STAFF needed tor group home In Garden City. Uvonia. Camion Mual bo DMH trained. Start et 16 25 iKXdy Fu« Uma/pan Uane

" " ta- 367-9556

DIRECT CARE STAFF needed tar Uvonto Group home: Ful Ume mid-night*. $8. per how to atari, trained

DIRECT CARE STAFF

group f de«Mop

home or apt. program with pmantoBy BMubim gduHa. Al-

tamoon 4 midnight ahtft Weetland area. Paid training. High achooi <*-paome or GEO 4 vaBd a l i a * Bcenee required. IS/»ir aMh good benaftta CaB between 9ewv-*pm 326-1506

500 Hoip WsnlBd DRIVERS WANTED

V 4 6 M 0 2 2

FuB 4 pert P lymouth^Wn

EARN UP TO $6 AN HR « T

CaB Ttai al Century Comaort 476-2764

EARN $6-68/HR •me i

Cm m 6

471-0930

ENGINEER/DESIGNER MECHANICAL

Join induction heal treet eqteperr

t l S o J I ^ m S a S ? » ^ r J d I n e "tool deeian and heavy aulomatior SSME preferrd mm aaaodaM M E T management opportunity Send reeume only to: Hmm Welduc-tlon. 24492 Indoplex Circle, Farmington HUM. Ml 46336. Attn

ENVIRONMENTAL LABORATORY need* Ml Ume Field Service Tech. Send reeume lo Field Office. 4456 Fletcher. Wayne Ml 46164

ESTHETCIAN NEEDED tar SouthkeM —ton Clamala pra-lerred but not mandatory Excellent opportunity tar M l or pert uma

1-600-321-6660

ESTIMATOR to do take-oft* on atructural ateai. Send reeume aalary requirement* lo. Box 786, Obeerver 8 Eccentric Newapepera, 38251 Schoolcraft Rd. Uvonia. Michigan 46160

FACIALiST Hudaon a Hak 4 Beauty Salon _ curranlty seeking Llcanaed Coama-toioglate' who are mtereetad m apa ciakzing m make-up appkcalloni. akm care, cuetomer service and laanton We oiler you an am active benefit pack.age, advanced tralnmg and akin care treatment Hudaon •tore dlacount and aalary plua com-maalon pey arrangamem We I several opportunftiiM in our var Hudaon localtana CaB to eetup your ccnMentiel mtervtew 313-663-5650

500 Halp Wanted GENERAL SHOP F A « * C A T * 0 PraaaOpareacr 4 P in lb l i TnM.»

FuB Uma MUM be 16 yr*. and over VBdng BuBdkig. 30 ITS Ferd. Garden Cay Ho Phone AppBoMtaaa

am la currently eeekma

knpreve our atelf We are taking ap-peceuona tor ground* Apply Mon -Frt. 9-4 The VMaga Poneat TraB 4 Back

GROUNDSKEEPER Needed tuB Ume tor opanmont com-pMx in Farmmgaon No experience nicmary $5 00 par hour 476-6060

GROUP HOME MANAGER

Moment 4 ckent medical aarvioaa Cottage degree pralerred CaB 10am Ipm. 464-1130

GROUP HOME MANAGEMENT PoeRlon* avaflebie Salary baaed on quaPHcalton lo aM up appoint menta. caB between 9em-2pm

473-2470

HAIR ASSISTANTS needed Greet et opportunity in Roya Oek Salon

546-0060 buey do—mown

coemotologut* Want a career not fuel a )ob' *arvt training m perm* ahapinga CaB |Ohn ryan aaaQCMtee 1 -800-562-4470

900 Halp Wanted

pad ok* nrne Apply ki pereoi uexander. A Mercy Uvlng C

716 W Fourth St Royal Oak. »BI 49067

INCOME TAX PREPARERS

Nc~^iencaore^erainoad Free Iramma near FiM or pert "ma

Nationwide Income Tax Service

5 8 4 - 7 6 4 0 INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE

BOILER POSITION Food manufacture. J ^ « J L maintenance paraon wtth ska* In preventative maintenance and re-par ol large mecfanery and pumpe

be wkkng to wora Send-reaume to BOX ezi Obeerver 4 6c«en'« Newspaper*. 36*51 SchooicrMI Rd Uvonia. Micnigan 46150

HAIR STYLIST Barber* or BeauO-caane Wa need halp at a very ( M y shop Clientele Waiting! The name of the ahop • -SHARE YOUR HAJR

27726 Plymouth Rd , Uvonia Aak tor JoAnne 426-5440

HAIR STYLIST Ba your own Ooe* Rani a

422-5730

HAIRSTYLIST Duke a Famey Hak Shop I part time Ctianiala waitmc tord/Uvoma area 53

FuB or i. Rad-1-6697

INSTRUCTOR Part T ime/Morn ings

National Education Canter the world's largeet framing company, naa an opening evanaou tor a bual-neea aiaUuctor at Is Uvonia cam-pua Muat be atM to teace typmn. Er^am math. WordPerfect $.0 Lotua. dBaaa and other related buanaaa couraaa A 4 yeer degree pka experience a required OuaB-ked appkeanta wiB have exceBent communication akBN and the deem lo motivate mdnnduaw tar lomor-row . workforce We ofler compeli-tlve salary and an excellent benefit peckaga Poallion M Mon -Thura BAM-1PM.

Plaaaa CaB Tom Gerwetowakl 464-7347

500 Halp Wanted CAWN MAINTENANCE I

31VS47 SS LAWN MAJNtENANCE HBLP

. . —g

647-1

LEASING AGENT FuB uma and pert-Mae paawma

aaeat ailh clerical duoae Expert-

Apply m pareon on Aug 10. 1661. Sam to 8pm Cranbrook Centre Apartment* located on Southfield Rd M l South ol 13 MBa Rd . 16333 South Drive (ApaQi^ent

LEASING POSITION tor apt community In Weekend part Ume pkje weekenda. 486-6600

other dertcM taaks Computer 4 li-brary experience a + Approxlmate-

to Oetron Cokege ol Ouameea. Director of the Library 4801 Oakmen Bl . Daerborn. 46126

FAClLrTieS/MAINTENANCE STAFF

Waleh Cokege naa daytime opening tor genera bukdmg maintenance and upkeep, minor repeka to equlp-

knpeaedga ol electncal. plumbing, carpentry, and HVAC Some heavy Bftlng required Appty to

WALSH COLLEGE 3838 Uvernoia Road

Troy. Ml 46064 An Equal Opportunity Employer

FACTORY WORKER WANTED Some truck drtntng i

E 1150 \ m peraon: i Weal Hainan

FARMINGTON HILLS rtomm shop seek* experienced cornier help, part Ume day*.

477-4344

FARMINGTON YMCA a looking tor people who en»oy working with tha pubkc The tallowing part time poetliore ar* avekeble

• Evening Recaptloniat up to $6.00 • MawberaNp Attendant up to $5 00 • Gymnaatica in*tnjctor up to $7 00 • Ptiyacal Athletic Tramer

up to 16 00 • Ufeguard/Sarlm Inatructor

up to $5 50 • Chlldcare A*aWanta up to $6 00

Poamora indude memberafap privi-lege* Apply m paraon. 28100 Farm-inglon Road, '** mBe N. of 12 Mde

FIELD REPRESENTATIVE Pubkc reMtlona/Sala* Part/Ml time Salary vbenoeu tor lu* Uma. wMt tram It aak motivated, laarn

tr*nspor!*iion lend reeume/letter including eaga')ob expectation* lo: Service Ccnnecllon, PO Box 37071

Oe» Park, Mich 46237-0071

DIRECT CARE STAFF Needed tor Group Homea Mealed m Wayne 4 Oak lend county Experi-ence pieMnad but not naceaaery For more (ntormallon. CaB:

Maureen. 466-2944 a Diana. 477-6651

Ko«hy. 261-0686 Andy . 346-3643

Wayne: Kkn. 721-2645 W BtoomBeld: Terry. 6264065

DIRECT CARE WORKERS Pan Uma midnight 4 day poemane AvaBebia at Southfield group homa Muet be 16 yeer* of age atth high achooi ckpiome or GEO Good driv-ing record * kilaoetad ca*. Ruth McDonald at 356-4265

DCSHROOOM wtth i utflRy Southfield

Greet 313-663-1768

DISHWASHER - tuB or pen Ume. edutt. tor night ckehweaher poolttan

a t Reman Forum. 4 1 « 1 Ford Apply at Ren Rd Canton

ROUTE DRIVER Immediate opening Uvonia baaed company Muet neve chauffeur'a B-oanea 4 good driving record CaflShart 464-1536 Or maB reeume PO Box 52618. LNonM. Ml . 46162

DRIVER - OAIRY ROUTE

anion 4 background. Growing agen-cy Apply to: JARC. 28366 RrankBn Rd . Southfield.

have vaftd Boenee 4 lelaiancea Se-rleua mqukera only 537-2630

AUffY HONK HEALTHCAM. America's leaOng pro-vWbt of nome fwalthcar* equtpment. has the fonowiog ful and part-time po*Wom avaMatMa

CUSTOMER SEtVKE HPICSiNTATrViS ; Include order taking, arranging deavertes and m-

I customers on product usage

ACCOUNTS KECXIVABLK SPECIALIST ng wMfi patients, physicians and m-pBrformtng cooectton dudes mam

_ _ clerical duties One year of eapertence requtred

OCfVft TECHNICIANS OBttver mstaa and instruct our customers In the proper

nave a and oe cdl certified or

H0MC HtALTHCAM 2 5 i m oequmdre. Madison i ie igno. m « o ? i

Cqu*1 Opoorrurwy fmc*7Y*r

P R O G R A M M I N G O P P O R T U N I T I E S

' PROGRAMMER 0 w Information Systems Dept has an immediate openinf for Procrammers The qualified candidate musl Kave J y n n experience programmmc m Business Bask

PROGRAMMER/ANALYST The qualified candidate must have 4-5 years espehence programming in a data processint center. »t*t e*penence tn Coboi j n d Business Bask propamidine, wort with a wide range ot systems and experience with protect manarmeni and documentation

Apply in person to complete application or tend resume to

H u m a n R e s o u r c e s D e p a r t m e n t

AMERICAN YAZAU CORPORATION 6 7 0 0 H a g g e r t y R o a d

C a n t o n . Ml 4 B I « 7 n o p f a m m c m t t * p f m r t

PC Programmer FoxPro 1.02, 2.0 SQL, RQBE experience required. Basic C. Netware, Windows helpful .

Career opportunity with local subsidiary of For-tune 100 Company, state-of-the-art env i ronment . Canton location.

Send resume and salary history in conf idence to H u m a n Resources , P.O. Box 33579, Detro i t , MI 48232-5579.

DRIVER NEEDED with Bel-bed wrecker expert

Top pey CaB 261-2707

DRIVERS N you are an experienced, ovar the roed drlvar kxjfck'ig tor a pcertion atth good baneBU 4 top pey. then look no krther Wa oftor the experi-enced driver, union pay 4 benefita tor truck toed over the roed rune m the mid-aakt. Canada, m u m 4 southern U.S. Good leM model equipment, high mBaa 4 a aokd fu-ture Qualification*

• Muat be 21 with 2-4 yaara

• Muat paaa arttlen exam road Met phyUcal 4 drug acreen

• Muat hew a good drMng record • Muet have COL Bcanea or

C2 equivalent • Muet be reedy 4 evekebie tor work If M e a whet you heve been looking

Roed. Uvorae aak lor the Safety Department

An EquM Opportunity Employer

FIRE FIGHTERS CITY OF ROYAL OAK

The City ol RoyM Oak announce* an opan and competitive exammatton tor Fire Fighter Salary range $2S.963-$37.115. Mual be a I achool graduate auppMmented ' 2 years of higher education from a lacciorwed i:oBaga or unfuerelty hayartg a minimum of 80 aamaala houak. or tha equivalent In quarter houra or tn aemeater houra Extra pointa ara given tor aech year of col-lege beyond the minimum require-ment Cokiga traracripta are REQUIRED tar application proceee-

Yteua acuity not Maa than 20;

each eye. correctable to 20^20 ai the better eye and not "ae* than 20/ 25 m the lea ear aye Apply al Par aormal deportment Room 5. City Haa. 211 WBBam*. RoyM Oak. Ml .

4pm Wedneeday Sapt For further kitormatlon

(313) 546-6325 An Equa Opportunity Employer

sr.

by 11, 1991

HAIR STYLIST - FuB end pert-time openmga. kt high volume Fantaellc Same Farmington Plymouth. Gar-dan City. Wayne 4 peetland CaB Glenn Shew > 4 Aaeooatae

596-7727

HAIR STYLIST, licenced/experi-enced Excellent eemaig opporti*» ty tar career minded male-tameia lor waiting c*entaM- Advance edu-cation 4 beneltt program Wonderland 427-1360

INSURANCE Cuetomer Seme* Repreeerrtalfve needed tor insurance agency m Novt Muat heve home and ajto rat ing expanenca ExcMMnt working environment and benefits Plaaaa ten 340-6190

HAIR STYU8T New aaion m Southfield Good loca-tion. exceBent parking FiAt tlma

567-7600

HAIR STYLIST needed tar high tech hek salon Excaaem commloolon meurenca

453-1717

HAIR STYUSTS (3) immediate opening* tor Quay Ro-cheater salon Greet almoephere 4 opportunity 652-7208 792-2574

HAIR STYLISTS 4 MANICURISTS Rocheeter Salon wanta quaBty people Booth rental or commneion Ceil 651-7642

HAIR STYLISTS FuB or pan tlma Salery pkj* com miaMon. paid vacation 4 hokdky* Advance training Clientele not nec-

CMt Linda. Canton 961-6190

HAIR STYLIST - w rant chair m preetlgiou* *alon at 8 Mka 4 Newburgh area, aak tor Bob-biorOenne 464-0022

HAIR STYLIST WANTED If you re looking tor a warm, friendly

n a buey NorthvtBe (paid vacation* mckidedi. can 349-2622

HANG RACK

STACK & PACK

Automotive part* m the uvorae 4 Plymoulh

I long-term, general labor poafbona Apply al our W eet and Branch

ACT FAST CALL NOW!

7 2 8 - 6 7 7 0

FUTURE FORCE TEMPORARY HELP SERVICES

NEVER A FEE

HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS To modal tor Senior Brochure*

FLOOR CLEANING Person n*eded 6am-9am, Mon -Fn 14 4 Orchard Lake $5 00 per hour

313-777-9022

FLOOR peraon. tuB time, experi-enced m M aapecta ol Koor care

m m onfy Mon thru day 4 rradraght m m c Fn. 7 Mka 4 Haggerty Can Mon 3070

Frt lOem 4 5pm 831-OT349-3210

FLORAL DESIGNER Experienced only apply FuB time, lexibie The Flower Shop Weatlend Aak tor Diane 425-5353

FLORAL DESIGNER Experienced only Hee aid party work Weetland/Uvonia waa Aak lor Judy 261-9060

FRAMER FOR an oaaary Experi-enced onfy appiv at Graflfkaa Art OaBary. 2161

647-6722 rmmgham

FRONT DESK CLERK PART TIME

Needed lor Mayflower Hotel. F>tym-outh. Michigan 4S3-16X)

ATTENTION: LAID OFF WORKERS OAKLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE is o f fer ing a trse 15-week training program In Compute r Ac-count ing at the Highland Lakes Campus start ing in September Placement assistance is p rov ided upon graduat ion. To qualify you must be deter-mined el igible as a dislocated worker Addi t ional programs available at other OCC cam-

• B u s i n e s s In fo rmat ion Systems "Word P r o c e s s i n g • Mach ine Too l Techno logy 'CNC • Hea t ing A Coo l ing ; Maintenance Techn ic ian

Call 340-6787 for additional Information.

Funds avai lable through the BOC and GPAC Ser-vice Delivery areas

OCC a en xrtlrmaave acaonequel ooporknky employer

CONSTRUCTION MANAGER Midwest Contractor seeks an exper ienced Project M a n a g e r tor i ts L ivon ia . M i c h i g a n o f f i c e Construct ion background mandatory, asbestos awareness a plus Successful candidate must be h a n d s - o n . h i g h e n e r g y , h o n e s t , a g o o d communicator , a problem aolver set a g o o d example and enjoy Vor iong with people Position

PA. accountability extensive supervisory ind expoeuie to managing several o tecu We ofler a competi t ive salary,

and fringe benefit package Please send ocrvet letter, reeume snd salary history to

Burdco Group, lac. P.O Boa 1064

Traverse City. M I 49686

Local cartage company looking lor expei lei iced owner*-operalor • and/

•-party driver*, to* time Co* lOom-Spm Mon-Frt 722-9661

ORIVERS NEEDED tor tronoporte-Uon aer-Ace ki Bkriaignani Experi-ence neceoaary Mual ba over 21 CaB immediately 844-5127

DRIVER Troy Redtophermacy a leaking a •aaabu anver to dae ar our phor

Earl Hussett (313) 477-9060

Troy Radlopharmacy A fubaMa-y of I kadi Pk, Nl i

JOURNEYMAN ELECTRICIAN 4SS-8706

ENCROmC PEOPLE • Work IMtena ( C4SAB A<

• Oood pey A3Sr?S !

MBUBSBSIH- 9SM1 Schooacreft fM .LNaaaa. iBuilaa asiBC

FULL/PART-TIME PoalUona, hourly plua commieaiona No •xpertence necaaaary but halplui AET CertBMd a a pkj*1 Apply in paraon al 20595

mRd Farmmgion I Livonia

FULL TIME Order near poeltione -tuB time Southheid locabon Muat have previoue HI Lo drtvmg experi-ence Union ahop Send reeume to P 0 Box 5091 Southfield Ml 46066

FURNACE CLEANERS - wkl tram Some aaiaa experience, company truck. $300 to $500 a week 32463 Schoolcraft Lhrorua Commerce Center

GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Redford tool and d» aiduetry leader aeeaa hardworking indMdual to BB

receiving poeftton Clean working

brtghl. waa groomed and drug tree Starting wage $6 50 par hour * r I alth dental and 401K CaB ba-twaan 10am-12noon 536-6969

GENERAL HELP For ntgfv-iech Meel Ireetmg ny in PtymoAh area Send or name 4 phone number to 7867 Ronda. Canton Ml 49187

GENERAL HELP Metal machete mop m Fermmglon HON haa opening* tor machine op-erator* 8 termor* Day 4 afternoon mm Fuk tame Weedy employm

requwed CaB Mon thru Tt%r% 9-3 4T3-9306

GENtRAL HELP Pan time poafiion *-sper 1 mg parte open at a machine mop m Wtxom Atakty to tokow orders $6/1* Cat 366-1

GM EMPLOYEES CHORUS a a ing ri^e member* Reheeraela begm Sept. 9 For more eHormeUon car

566-7264 or 977-7077

GROUNDS PEORLE/FULL TIME

ergo apararnem cample. CaB 16-5 PM 924-9445

GROUP HOME ASSISTANT MANAGER

ha wagaa. om-iBih ban idem Ipm 464-

GUARANTESO INCOME PROGRAM an m o i O S l M t

SOUTMFtSLO HAM SALON Laokkif For I

4 Hek I

Ca< Motophoto Studio* Suzlaal Farmington

> at Rocheeter 375-1555 Nora M Uvonia 477 -3832

HOME DAYCARE ASSISTANT Kiddie Care-A-iot Experienced needed Full lime [7 30-51 Plymouth 451-0909

• Room Attendant - Cafe WMt Staft • Banquet Wan Staff

Hotel

• Front Dee* Clerk Apply wtthm

WYNOHAM GAROEN HOTEL 42100 Creecent Blvd .

Novi. Ml 46375 Nophonac

Saiee Account Coordinator Entry level aaiaa poaNKm Reepor»-barae* include typeig. reearvabona m-houee l a i n coordmetmg gueat

nt* and account* peyaOie R you ar* outgoing. aeM* oriented and have great orgencattonel a •end raauma to Reaidance inn by Mernott Attention Director Sale*. 2800 Uvemol*, Troy, 46063

HOUSECLEAMERS WANTED 86 per hour Tranaportatlcn

•Itea provided For inter 729-4283 MewcaS

HOUSEKEEPERS Service Maid ofler* daytime hour*, car. vacation. Oonu* Up to 110 par hour Southfield location 569-7524

HOUSEKEEPERS Hotel cleaning experience preferred Cak 477-5307

H.V.A.C MECHANIC 5 YEARS EXPERIENCE

Commerciei-lndu*trlel-Sennce Detroit unarmed |oumai*nan cerd Unun wege 4 beneltt* opportunity

MaB raauma to Personnel Depl 20101 FonkeB. Oetron Ml 44223

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS - Work Mon thru Fn 5pm-9pm MMmer xetmg Eam up to $12 hov No COM cake Involved CaB ipm-5pm

524-9702

INSTRUCTORS CERTTFKD tnefrudors needed m I vocetlonel area* Medical Word Prooeaaing. tool macfane produeaon. commerOM tood* com-puter progremmmg. euto electron •ca 4 Weertc a repair accounting. amaB angina*., wood ftnaahmg 4 lew enforcement Send reeume te Peareon Education Center 19990 Beech Daly Rd Redlord Ml 46240

REWARDS BASED ON ACHIEVEMENT

Start at $7/1*

PLUS • Management training program • Company paM health cara 4 naa

Ineurance-Experiwnced Only

AGENCY POSITIONS SouthKeid - Uvonia - Troy

Oetron - Dearborn - Farmlnglon Commercial 4 Peraonel Line*

CSR *-Marfceting-Claima- Raleri CONCORD PERSONNEL

19500 Middlemen Rd 476-2200

INSURANCE-EXPERIENCED ONLT Many sendee aak lor our help ai finding perian* 4 commercial Ime CSR's, producers 4 merketera. to

need you now Saiariaa t $40,000

Company P aK3 Feee Ann Bell Personnel, Inc ;ln*uranc* Specieftai ance 19751 30600 TaMgraph Rd Suna 2375

Binghem Farm*. Ml 46025 540-3355

INSURANCE Uvonia Agency seeks experanced account rapraeentatlva to **rv«a amaB commercial ecoounta Good people Skims 4 typing abklty i»-

P O Box quired Send reeume lo Personnel deportment. 2727, uvonia. Ml 44151

INSURANCE salee eervtce - entry leva poMtion - fuk and pari time Aak tor Ron 569-5414

INSURANCE Experienced Com-mercial ineurance Rap Fermmgton NIB* Agency Peri time Agera com-puter system Contact John or Jack

85 1-7793

HAVE A TALENT FOR INTERIOR DECORATING?

Enjoy meeting people? Wanted Part tana m-ator* sew*

Itant*. Beeeenger *. ance 1927 Nee location. Downtown Rocneata Cuetom drapene* end home deco-•ting CaB Misty 541-4934

LICENSING IN REAL ESTATE Our student* heve a 90S peaa rata on the State Exam We GUARANTEE the! you atB pen the Slate Exam or yoim money back) lanaa sterling eoon CaB aa Dumaa et 366-7111 tor detae*

SOUTHEASTERN INSTITUTE OF REAL ESTATE

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL 24 Ugh! InduaMM worker* lor day 4 afternoon ahift*

Long 4 mort term amgnmani* F«, $426 • /hr

MANPOWER TEMPORARY SERVICES

LIVONIA - 462-0024

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL ROCHESTER TROY AREA

$25. BONUS Peal after 60 hr* work

Fast/second mrfls Mual heve own tranaportatlcn Maie4i*m*M MGM Service* 869-9640

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL $6(X) /HOUR

Tamp to perm Pontiac area Express

Temporary Service 643-8590

LIGHTING MAINTENANCE worker* needed tor nebonal oompeny Medi-um industrial type work on ladders Must be flexible tor dey* and/or evenings FuB time Must hev* good

CM 422-6460

LIGHT MAINTENANCE/GROUNDS person, pert time tar mobee hom* perk m Centon 465-2464

LINKS OF NOVI GOLF COURSE « seeking people expenoncec ai golf course or lendecape m nance Apply ai pareon

50396 Wee! 10 MBe Rd

LOSS PREVENTION - »'.8.200 + Bonus Ueror rata* cham Muat have experience Benefits, ale Employment Center mc 569-1436

MACHINE ELECTRICIAN Experience with M IG Welder* helpful Good pey and benefit! Ap-ply *i person between Bern-Ham or 1pm-4pm at BMC Manufacturing 100 S MaSt Plymouth

An Equal Opportunity Employer

MACHINE TECHNICIAN Growing lutura onontej pMatlc con-tamer manufacturer ooMaig mdmo-ua wtin technical or mechenice ex-perience m Biduotnal aetting. W* provide an axoakant wage 4 benefit peckege along akth good opportuni-ty lor advancement Apply at per son Mon thru Frt 8am-5pm. 1351 Hi* Rd Westland (S of Fordl

MACHINIST Full time day*, soma experience

e 661-6303

INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT . forwarder eeexlng Export Clerk Ex-perience urtth documentelion and cuetomer eervic* pralerrad Send reeume to 6170 MwXkoCen. Romulu* Ml 46174

INVESTIGATOR EXPERIENCED noneal W/C activity check mveetlga-

Benefn* Send reeume SIC. P O Box 53534 Uvonia. Ml 44153

JANITORIAL Office FuB time evenings Farmmglon/Wsrren

a $5.50 alert Hardworking per-sons CaH 10-3 only. 397-3134

JOB COACH Hard working, problem aolver with good interpersonal skin* needed lo

al persons with developmental di*ab«lltiea to arork ai the corrarn**-ty MORC trained $5 50 hr plus Benefit* Fermmglon HBta <74-9973

JOB DEVELOPER Experienced in *ecurtng competitive employment lor handicapped par-son* BA or BS m Social Service aree Human Aeeource*. or related held Excellent communication akBH and reliable car Grant poeitlon Plaaaa forward reeume and aalary requirements to

Peraormai Office 117 Turk St

Pontiac. Mi. 46341 An EquM Opportunity Employer

KEYPUNCH KEYTAPE OPERATORS

Experience requaed Oay* end •flernoon* Farminglon area CaB

474-1134

MACHINISTS. CNC Growing Fanrangton Hik* automo-Uve 8 month* factory ex 2nd and 3rd mm $8 25/hr Call LOi* *t UN1FORCE 473-2934

MAINTENANCE ;Bukdmg Engmaer: Mayflower HotM ki Plymouth HVAC kcervoe required. Muat be w*« versed ai piumbeig. aectilea 4 car-pentry Good aaiary pka tree room *nd board. 453-1832

MAJNTENANCE- tor high-tech stea treetmg company ai Plymouth *re* lor welding 4 repair Sand reaume or name 4 phone number to 7857 Ronda Or Canton. Ml 44187

MAINTENANCE HELPER Part-time 16 houra per week day mill

Piaeaa *ppfy m person Bedford V«a Ni**kig Cer* 14240 Weat 12 Mb* Road

SouthAaid. Ml 46076 An Equa Opportunity Employer

MAINTENANCE HELP For luxurious Fermmglon apartm*nt community Mual be * sail motivat-ed energetic peraon to (oki our redecor aUon/ maintenance depart-ment Apply at Mwrwood Apart ment* or caB 476-5645

KINDERGARTEN

ly 3-6

MAINTENANCE/HOUSEKEEPING SUPERVISOR

Raaponaibia aidhaduM needed lo di-rect the «ouaakeepmg. Laundry 4 Maintenance Department* of our 92 bed **Bled nurang ledBty Prior ex-perience ai a healthcare letting • prMarred Muat heve genera knowl-edge ai bukdmg and equipment memienance WBt ba raaponaibie tor developing aid implementing a pre-ventative maintenance program Respond to

Alexander A Mercy Living Center 718 W Fourth Street Roya Oek. Ml 46067

545-0571

367-1740

KINKO'S. A 24 nour luk service copy center a now accepting appkea none lor employment We ara lock-

3 tor quakhed candidate* to W I time poeWmne iPremium pay

and benefit* are offered 1 Applica-tion* are now being eccepted at 29304 Orchard Laka ftO Farmaig-ton Haa Ml For mor* aiformabon

I 932-3373

«nrtt KNIT SHOP Part time I Ing knei Medge necee*arV Waal Bloom Bid location CaH 865-2114

KOHL'S W* a * inviting eager ener pet*, peo-ple lo joei Our Ualt m H

• FuB time mauai'daptay • FuB time electron* auper nsor • Part tana i u a • Part tan* racenmg.' nouaakeepvig

II vilaeeted appry withm Kohl'i Weetland.

MAINTENANCE PERSON tun time tar Gardan Tower Apply Bl person M - F 9-4pm 4120 Majdleoeit. Garden C«y 422-2500

MAINTENANCE PERSON Experienced ai electrical, plumbaig heeling 4 *k conditioning FuB uma tor suburban apartment complex Cal Mon -Fn , !<Wn-3pm 366-1030

An Equa Opportunity Employer

MAINTENANCE PERSON perl time lor reeidentia beeed eervice organuetion lo perform preventive marisanance/home 4 office rapea Experienced Send raauma io P O Box 23064 Delron Ml 48223

MAKE UP ARTIST and/or traned *km cere ccnaukani

Cak Deem tor <*>irelior 344-6606

MANAGER FOR hne fewMry Expe-wnced only SouMeM <Wv <c

Boa 590 Obeerver 4 Eccentric N*w*p*per* 3C281 Schoolcraft Rd , uvo«a Uicragv 46160

LAB TECHNICIAN PHOTOGRAPHER

FuB ume experienced tar our photo wb B! Novi 34* 1999

LAMINATOR Cabmai mop leeamg >uB tuna Lami

3 yr* experanca 421-3322

MANAGER POSITION entry ava Supervaory personnel nedlf work evenaig No,

ct lanNorial experience "ctmg

4 tokowing up on company proce-dure* F j um uma 4 pert time poa-

nd reeume lo Ste 310 Troy M»

LANDSCAPE ANO IRRIGATION

accepted Apply m paraon Landacepa Co 1320 iadd *a*d Leke 624-1700

LANDSCAPE LABORERS PoBdon Landacepa Nuraary Labor

"adeier Ce* 346-6650

LATCH KEY PERSON 3-6 pm school dey* 3-6 dey* per weak Greet lakee School UaMon H«*

541-ssae

MANAGER TRAINEES Looking tor man 4 woman a< greet* Devon are* tar management pow

manager ea eee 8 Ineur*

Sacurtly if accepted CaB Now 266-9664 291 7722 426-6230 646-4228

Arm Arbor 477-1

Opportunity m the rapidly MAMCLMST 4 FACIALIS'

FuB 4 pert kme

« « « M e r a p H be Si 4 nek a Aot*v »

FITNESS USA HEAL TH SPAS

32520

1-6779

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Thursday. August 29. 1991 . OAE # 3 f

500 Help Wwrted markt t lnq xssis'anv

t ^ A R K E T l N Q T R A I N E E

Cafl Uee Dumaa m

MECHANICALLt BVflned mdMdua needed MB km*, lor we* eatabaahed Plymouth Canton carwam

261-0110

500 Help Wanted FULL TBSE Light Packaging and Smppeio U p e M u OfBcealmoa-phare MuM ba lafandakla and aS-aie to work CaB* aocapled Mon -Fn.. 9-10 AM and 4 * PM - 5 30

aiduetrai Sand repay* lo p O Box 878SS. Canton. ML. 46167

PARTS 0MVER

melro Ford OaaMr Attention IOB B l l l l ' t l * Automotive knoat-edga a hatptol Fa out appBcaOon at part* deperknanL BBt Broom Ford. 32222 Plymouth Roed. Ltvoma.

500 H ^ p Wanted PROGRAMMER

I reel* prograrri-on ISM AS 40b

FuB

PEST CONTROL TECHNICIAN Experience helpful r MuM have Wrong sM

MECHANIC BAKING INDUSTRY

Oontmania Bakmg Co Tha nation * large*! ehomai baker • mm appkcanU to M poatton* m i mechanical meana ience dapert-mant KnoaAedge of baolc aacincl-ty. HVAC and refrigeration a * plu* 1-2 yr*. plant maaitonance expen-ance pretorred

rrtereeied appecenu mould contact Jhelr P*r*onn*l Manager

SOS THEMES BEHN 313-468-5600 Exi 210

. An EquM Opporttamy Employer

CaB 4am-11am tor iriier.low aak tor Tracy 592-0877

MECHANIC Certified tor factory authorized heevy duly truck daaiaship ai

591-7710

MECHANIC HIGHLAND SUPERSTORES ha* an awmadlel* tuB Dm* oparvng al It* Plymouth warehoue* tor an experi-enced tork an 4 damp Bit mechanic, both gaa 4 electric operated Other duuee aicfuda me mamtenan Highland oftor* * beneltt progr vxauding pmO vacation. aOHkJ. profit ihartng 4 an amptoie* die-count It you a quMSid aiteramed indrvidua paaa* apply m person at

909 N Shadon Rd Plymouth M>

Equa Opportuney Employer M/F

MECHANIC NEEDED ExceBent pay and benaftta Experi-enced ki sxriausi brake*. Irom and aapanacm * pkia 277-4777

MECHANIC WELDER (Experanced) a*o pert lan* Oleea Engm* Man heevy duty dlaia truck naeumai to Box 710. Obeerver 6 Eccentric Newspaper*. 36261 Schoolcraft Rd Uvorae. Michigan 48150

An EquM Opportunity Employer

WEDOtNO PHOTOGRAPHER wanted Experienced 36mm tormet Good pay No reorder uu nenioaion

726-3210

PHOTOGRAPHER For Uvonia portrai

i chBd/tomBy portT^

PHYSICAL EDUCATION TEACHER ' I n d i a tar prtvele i'*adaitnei can-ter tor montWy impaired Adaptive PE 4 Specie Olympic* experience are halptol Our Lady ol Providence Center NorlhvBM 453-1300

JOIN OUR TEAM Dunham * Otatrlbution Canter haa

tor opening* toi enced pickars. peckers 4 marker* W* oftor flexible hour*, competitive wage* 4 eubelantia dtocounta on morchondtoe To |om our winning leem. pieeee appry m peraon Mon Fn. 6am Ipm at Dunham* Dtetrtbu-non Canter. 36170 Amrhoki Rd Uvome. 461S0

An Equa Opportunity Employer

d Pick Programmer tor bane, benefit*

869-4400 a n 306

PUBLICATIONS COORCM4ATOR wMi kno Aidga of deak top pubBoh-mg da ai aria Good aalary 8 bane-Ma Reply to Box 736. Obeerver 4 Eccentric Newapaper* 36251 SchoolcrMt Rd.. Uvonia MKhigen 48150

QUAUTY CONTROL INSPECTOR Entry level Experience helpkjl. but not required Apply Bl peraon at 24660 North mduetnM Di . N of Grand »*ver bale ear Haggerty and

REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT

Ma«or trancMoa ram eetale office a now a i la . lew ing tor to* Ume F*e-

ce AB kiqukiaa are con-NdanUM Mr kBoheaa. 522-7626

RECEPTIONIST-Hea SMon Hour* and *aiary nagoUebM Novi

500 Help Wanted

SHEET METAL MODEL MAKER

Quired WeM - MKJ'TW Blueprint raadkig. bi*n* a*oiA 4 ment operate athe 4 me ehts sees , optical 4 dent*

SOUTHFIELO PUKJC SCHOOLS

and auOaetute Lunch AMaa Food Service Helper* 2-3

hours per dey Sekary 86 40 lo $6 23 per hour Send letter of kppeceMm

to neymond of Human

eheer. Southfield. Ml 48034 An EquM OpporturWy Employer

SPORTS SCOREP'HONE

OPERATOR Exceeent opportunity tor college graduate wfth commuracabon* r*e-oc *nd JoumMtom mmca Sknwng-ham area FuB or part Uma 86 par hour John Dobb* 540-21

RECEPTIONIST - part Uma. Farm-mgton He* h*e aaion WM Iran

RESIDENTIAL CARE WORKERS fl**a ain caring »idl ilduaa to work wfth trewnetlc brem rifured ckent* m a imlque i aadantl* tacBRy Re-quka high *chooi dlptoma 4 prMar 2

Competitive aalary 4 Tr* cm 4 Behewana

FuB 4 mm* avMMbto CaB Oabra et

PICTURE FRAMER experienced pr m*rred. tor Cieweon gallery Flawbie hr* CaB V k * »

435-5020

PINE TRACE GOLF CLUB Now Hiring Pro-Shop, Driving Range. Wen Staff. Bus-'dah Rochester HBM 852-7100

PLANT TECHNICIAN - pert-tkne Experience pi Ma red Own rekable tr*n*portatlon Mual be * reeponei-ba mdhndua a*th patience

356-0944

MESSENGER 26-30 hour* per weak Mature pareon with dean pi ot*aaona appearance and axcei am driving record Mual b* bond-xba CaB 9-5pm Mon thru Frt

776-8670

MICHIGAN CERTIFIED HOME HEALTH AlOE

For senior cJltren ipartmant* In Southfield Are you mature, depend aba ki Genet nea1 Are you looking tor chaBengmg work wtth benefit* CaB Mr* urn* at 362-1071 tor confident i * interne*

MIG WELDERS Experienced production work Good pey and benefit* Apply m pereon between San-11am or 1pm-4pm *1 BMC Men-jfactunng. 100 S MBt St.. Plymouth

An Equal Opporturwty Employer

MORTGAGE COMPANY Seek* procauor wllh experience FHA * pto* F*rmmg1on *rea CaB Mark or Lori 474-4470

MORTGAGE PROCESSOR/Un-derwnier Experience needed tor amaB. Iriendly 4 growth oriented

PLASTIC INJECTION MOLD OPERATORS

Fast production work 1 year experi-ence nicaaaary A l mm* avaaable $5 00 m hour to start 566-1200

PLJMBERS - dlaimctlve weetade suburban Mechanical Contractor ha* opening* tor Stale of Michigan *cen*ed plumber* The preferred cervHOelea wot poe-aeee a maamnan of 5 yeers of experi-ence m Bghi and heavy aamuttonM repair and repiecemeni protect work Excellent oral end written comrrxancation aka* are * mual The candidate wtk be weB-vereed to currant State of Michigan plumbing

We ofler * pnjl*i*lona working an wonment, medicM 4 life maurance a* wea a* caraar opportumty We require * phyaca which In-dude* drug screening miereeted indtviduM mould caB 344-9600

RETAIL - OUR NEW FARMINGTON More ha* an knmadiala need m our Brterrt 4 JuvenBa tomlture depert-mant Perfrecl opportunity tar the paraon who need* to be home tor ihek chedren aftor achool or would Bk* to work a tew evening* a wea* and/or weekend* Apply in person Kiddie Land. 37025 Grand River

RETIREE OPPORTUNITY - Courier poaftlon * i *B*tila Muet heve omn car Salary plu* car Mtowence Bk-mmgham nrm. CaB Nancy 433-3300

START YOUR OW* BUSINESS • international marketing company ol VTrtronmenta product* Advance to

If you •lalon '' to a m unermed caB Lae. 542-0263

960-3921

500 H ^ p Wanted 502 Help W

WORKBENCH FURNITURE

DIETARY AIDE

a " s r o Mon - F r l H

T E L E P H O N E R E V I E W IAND VERIFICATION] | $ 7 00 PER H O U R !

502 Halp Wantad J •Denta l -Medica l 1*0 *MM 1 2 H B H I

Sc^rnhew. Mi 46078 An EquM Oi

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST ^ • W A L L E D L A K E H

2000 N

BILLER RECEPTIONIST

HYG*MBT Poemon i i M i M i tor * pan uma employee workaig m * m«mi tecM crfftce Top Pay

722-413J

DENTAL HYGIENIST/Pert Needed tor SouttMeto denta Excellent *elery. benefit* 4

STOCK & DISPLAY HELP

altt* include medleM/dentM 4 vece-tlon Apply Bi person only

JOE'S PRODUCE 33152 W 7 MBe. Uvonl*

STOCK PERSON needed pert ume tar Livonia kghtmg mowroom Gen-era Out a* Must be dependebie For appointment caB 421-6900

STOCK PERSONS warned permenent pert-time 25-36 •** per uvea Must be dependable 4 hardworking Lifting required $5/hr with acheduted review* Apply In parson Hagopun World of Rug*. 1636 S Woodward Avenue. Blrminghem. Michlgen

With * mmenum of 6 month* experi-ence working with the pubac you exxkd laka advantage of ira* excep-tion* opportunity

ment and much more

NATIONAL CREDIT CORPORATION 466-0782

TELE-SERVICE Take the Challenge

FuB and pert kna poaitkara tar av-tenae herd-working indmdueU whose prclin y k telephone per-•onekty seta them apart trom tha

you w« be notifying ailnners of Ihe reeults of * contact drawing and ar ranging tor them to redeem their prae*

It you personal goal a to aucceed beeed on your own effort, cak

FITNESS USA HEALTH SPAS 737-7600

T mc poemon* Muet have 1 yr experience ai metkc* or podMtry office Phone MlH* 4 good pebenl commuracabon* * plu* MuM ba hard work* 4 dependable $7 50/ Hr 4 up depending on experience uvona Area.

CaB 478-1639

BILLERS Excaung opening* tor *a

i2yr* 0ME. IV Therapy and/or Pharmacy Billing Perfect opportunity lor motivated BMMdu«a ai local areee Contact Patty RMbOz 932-1170 Harp* Aaeoclele* 29870 MkXSe-ben Farmington Ha*. ML 48334

BILLING CLERK Pari tan* tor akHtod nurang tecBRy Experience piMar*d Apdy Came-toi HaB. 35100 Ann Arbor TraB. UvonM. Ml. 46150

RIDING INSTRUCTOR Experienced Chaff Cantor or Harm Certified Hendlcappad RldBig kv Mructor Salary and baraRU Apply m pereon. ToBgeto 4-H Cantor. 28115 Meadowbrook Rd . Novt Michigan Slate LMvemty a an EquM Opportunity Emptayer

PORTER NEEDED lor waankig truck*, errand*, etc Musi hev* *om* mechanical kno*»-edg*. be at least 18 with valid drfv-a-ahcana* 261-2707

PRE-SCHOOL ai Farmington aree need* Toddler Teech* 4 Aide*

477-6020

MORTGAGE PROCESSOR n**d*0 tor Birmingham mortgeg*

required. FHA/VA preferred Excel-lent salary, aicanttv* plan and in-surance CMKMhyat 446-9060

M a B'S, BLOOMFIELD tt now accepting appBcaoon* tor th* tokowing position*

. WMt StMt 4 Bu* HMp Apply m person at

6480 Orchard Lk (NW comer ot Maple 4 Orcherd Lk )

NAIL TECHNICIAN

Beton m W Btoomttoki/Sytven Lake eree Commnaon apki 338-6640

NAIL TECHNICIAN No ckerrtM needed ExceBent com-rwswon* CaB 563-0295

NEED A NEW DIRECTION IN CAREER' NEED A JOB

A 5 day caraar workmop to help identify mtoroM 4 mm* Contecl SET H you are an ekgiba Oakland County reader! 364-9167

OFFSET PRINTER Printing Co need* fMHene, u n a preea operator iTEK Prelector and 2 Color experience naceeeay BENEFITS CaB 625-7610

OIL CHANGER WANTED Experience pretorred but wtB tram Oood working *nvlronm*nt Birmingham area 447-2124

PRESS OPERATORS Suburban automotive auppkar a looking lor experienced Pre** Oper-ator* lor our etampmg operation

»nred Muet be famaer wtth auto-matic pr (both trarafer and progreealve (keek MuM ba apa lo work dey or afternoon ahlh In our UAW alfUletad mop Compatniv* wage and ncaBant benefits peck-*g* Apply M-F beteaen 9am-*pm at Jonnaon Stamping Co 9120 GanarM Drtve, Plymouth

ROOFERS own truck 4 equipment Sub con-tract work Top doBar tor n^ht peo-

ROUGH CARPENTERS Experienced

Salary comparable to axpartanca Steady employment 346-2514

SALES Art Gaeery/LMmle are* 30-35 hr* par weak Soma training experience raelphX CaB. 476-3002

SALES HELP NEEDED tor gift ihop tuB or pert lime hour* nrakaba Ex-perience wfth home accaaeorie* 4 coaecttoto* halplui. but wtB Iran Apply m peraon The Ghnng Tra* *t TM-TwwvaMMI 356-6155

SALES PERSON Opanmg lor car ctereo 4 Harm Mlee Good Pay Benefit* Apply

RADIO FRANK. 14442 Michigan Oeerbom. Ml 564-6440

Stock Room Clerk immediate opening for * wall groomed mdlvtduM lo help maintain a neal Mock room plu* aatribute Che* supplies Raaponabieriee «v clud* delivery of aB m-houee peck-egee 4 unloading of truck* whan neceiaary GOOD DRIVING RECORD ESSENTIAL ExoMtonl benefit* 4 pleea*nl non-amoklng work *nvironment Reply to

STOCK ROOM CLERK

P.O. BOX 2227 SOUTHFIELO Ml 44037

SUB CONTRACTORS Experienced m roofing and aiding Own toott and treraportetion

(3131 685-0364

SUPERVISORY MAINTENANCE position tor mature adufl Lhronia Racquet i Heenh Club Erwang*. part tkna CaB 591-1212

TEMPORARY FALL EMPLOYMENT Waal Bloomfield Park* 6 Recreation a accepting appaceuone tor Tempo-rary Grouna* Maintenance and ToB Booth Oparator poaniona Mmenum age 14 wfth vaBd driver'* kcanae Salary M 14 per hour Application* wa be accepted untB voconoaa ere IBtod et 3325 Mlddlebee 1/4 mke North of Long Lake

TrTLE EXAMINE R-Soutnflaid eree Experienced Beneeu Heeum* to. PO Box 5236, Northvkto Ml 46167 or ceB Chery BeleM. 363-1800

An Equal Opportunity Employer

TOW TRUCK DRIVERS No* accepting application* tor drrv ar*. experienced n Bet bed 4 eheM Hh Apply BI pereon . 7666 N Weyne Rd

SYSTEM, 34 OPERATOR (Experience required* Light pro-gramming helpful A menufactvxing system environment Excellent chanca* tor *dv*ncemeni Seno re-aume to 12445 Levan Rd , Uvorae. Ml . 48150 arm MIS Director

DYNAMIC TRAVEL CONSULTANT. Experienced wtth eateciahed ckan-1*0* tar buoy Southfield are* strip mak Luoralhre salery plus Send reeume to: 29167 Northweetern Hwy . Southltoid, Ml 46034

TRAVEL AGENCY in Southftoto looking tar guakfled outside tela*

nttrem Please caB 559-2770

SALES/ SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE

Need highly motivated, people ori-ented peraon to work bi Uvonia branch office You wBt maintain da*? contact wfth cuatomar* na tele-phone and face lo lace mealing* e*

TANKER TRUCK DRIVER ProgreeMv* comperry seerchang lor *n *xper>enced txm trm*port dr»v-* 3 yeer* semi experience re-quired. liquid heukng * plu* Excel-lent wage 4 benefit* peckag* aval *ba Apply m person 8635 QenerM Dr Plymouth, Mi

An EquM Opportunity Employer

PRESS PERSON Needed lor groiatng print shop m weetland Some experience necee-aerv Experience nek 975 Pertoclor s D M 426-6150

PRINTING COMPANY Office Help/ Bindery pereon ne*ded Experience necaaaary. energetic p*r*on FuB ume Southfield are* 627-9675

PRINTING Experienced p iaarrer. amaB oft**i. queBty ortenled. ti« benefll* Sterl-ing pey $6 50 464-3947

PRINTING INSIDE SALES PERSON Plea* am non *moklng anvkonment Must have 2-3 yr*. expanenca *i prmlmg ndustry Exce»*nl salary benefit! and bonu* program Sand reeume to Johneon Pre** 24300 Meedoobrock Rd . Novi. Ml 46375 Attn

OIL DISPATCH - 10 MINUTE OIL Change Center* seeking lecnm dene AET certBlcetion * pkj* CaB Mon-Frl. 9-5 355-1030

ler axcakmi pay Woodaard Cam** Rutoy 642-1965

OPERATIONS MANAGER-MEDICAL TRANSPORTATION

A teedmg EMS organization a see. ng a quaBked indlvldoM to dkecl day io day operation* The auccess tut caxkdet* muat . Ha*a mkanum 2-3 yr* experience m managing sucn •clhrltle* as com-murecetton* ayMom. invenlory con-

4 re-

• Be lysteme oriented . Heve * proven tree* record of •bu-lly to mwiog* »> * non-union *m»-

Prmoua EMS experience not nec-*e*ery MBA or *n C degree a de-

ary Malory lo eon Mi 44243

Mong » to P 0 Box 45769 De-

PROOUCE PERSON Experianced only FuB Ume

MEAT WRAPPER wfth dek experi-ence Ex oaken! pey Supermarket Radford aree 533-9097

vaiopmant Ro*ponMbBm** include ecreenmg. leaUng, training 4 placing applicants Satf-Maner. orgenize-ttonw akBto * nuB Salee experi-ence pi e l * led Sand n a m 4 cov-

37626 Ann Arbor! Mi 46150

Business Teacher Pet-tun*, morning Oaeeee EngBah background halplui immediate opanmg tor Southfield araa MuM be degreed CaB 352-7830

DORSEY BUSINESS SCHOOLS, INC

SALES/STOCK Retail piumpmg ihowroom 4 hard-ware company need* Sale* 4 Sloe* _ _ _ people Apply M The Ptumb*r> Home Canter. 2775 Haggerty Rd Southfield )u*t N of Ponnac TraB

AFTERNOON POSITION Stxth Grade Teechar

544-90700r aflar 5pm 967-0618

TEACHER ASSISTANTS immediately 8-1 or

357-1740

SCREW MACHINE OPERATOR Acme Gndtoy experience required

Radtord automotive CaB Meiame *t

357-0644

by expanding R Up to $10 50/hr UNIFORCE

TEACHER ASSISTANT needed pert time, tor Farmington Hills Nursery School CaB after 10

474-3111

SEAMSTRESS Experienced tor pert tana Machine 4 hand work Ca* *fler 5pm

446-4427

TEACHER 4 CAMP COUNSELOR needed ** Progr*m D»actors *nd c*-egrv*s toi * cetchkey program Bi Detroit Musi have work experi-ence Contecl Mi** Ann at 270-0636

SEASONAL LABORER $6 50 an hour Appkcallon* *re available al th* Park* and Recre-ation Ofttoe*. 1150 S Canton Cen-ter Roed, Mon thru Frt, 8 30 am lo 6pm CaB tor further Information

397-5110 Canton To«mahip i* an a q u a oppor-tunity employer

TEACHER Needed Mon -Frl. 1-6. tor lower M enrichment program Southfield are* io beg ir. .mmedietley

367-1740

PROOUCE 4 STOCK PERSON Experienced only FuB lime Excekenl pay Supermerkel

* 533-9097

PROOUCT FORMULA TOR needed tor packaging Vm MuM have good math 4 aom* charnatry akBto w * wa tram th* nght candid*!* Send resume to: Cetox Corportlon. 377 AmMuSl Plymouth. Ml 46170

SECURITY OFFICERS For TMegyph « car deear*hip*

Nign-.s. $4 50 to start 790-4400

TEACHER Needad lor 2'+ y olds tul tkne. c e r i l t l c a t i o n r e a r i y c h i l d h o o d credentials nMptui w Boomflald area Begir rnvnedimaly Send re-*ume to PO Bc« f" Ml 48012

PRODUCTION

A BETTER JOB

We ar* * slsOl* progree*rve grow-Big. people ortenled meriufacturer with * high lech plant In th* 1-275 corridor W* see* * tow good people wllh * MBd work record, good *itttude *nd mechervcei Mt Bis Start $6/Hr Paid Heelth OantM. OptlcM. LMe. DaebRty Ineurence* 4 More Smd reeima io Box 530 Observer 4 Ecoeninc Newspapers 36251 Schootorafl Rd . Uvonia. Michigan 44150

SECURITY OFFICERS Major Oetron company a expending staft to mctod* addmonM security officer* Somedutto*kickjde verifying employe* badge*, check •ng m parcais greatmg nenor* 4 security company property Position mdudea beneets peckege Send

Security Officers P O Bo« 779

Oetron. Ml 44231

TEACHER NEEDED tor Redtord Twp 4 Farmeigton HR* FuB *nd part time CaB between 9anv6pm

473-1660 or 686-1666

OPERATORS Piaattc enaction Moid* seeas oper Mori tor day 4 iHgM mm enmadl-eie openmga No ei^arance nacae-tary *et k*m Appaceuone evaB-*bM at 747 Oohany Dr Nuth i— (7 MBe'NorthvBe Rd Areel

OPTICAL DISPENSE R P*1 ume. kexlb* hours Expenence preferred DOC Fr*nchl*e m

~ M MM 376-0022

OPTICIAL DISPENSER FuB or pert

Top ExLi l i ' i hour* CaB 566-5600

ORDER DESK e*ec>UNO c a l l s

Bscommo caBa • Eam $4-11

ORDER DESK

Our growing "aB order company

PROOUCT ION CONTROL lecturer in Farmmglon HBto area ha* opening tor person *«h enpenenc* ki production planning, work *ch*d uBng 4 mechine scneOJSng Com

patohoBday* 4 vecaaena CaB Mon thru Thure. 9-3 473-8306

PROGRAM AIDE Teaching every IB* to ito.MopmunURy dey Bvmg Mi.

Raabiad a M " m i $5 50/hr CaB blwn 1-3 476-0170

PROGRAM MANAGER MSW/MA with group work major Prelar 2 yeer* experience Delron aree loca-tion Reply lo itoman Reeourcae P 0 Box 366 Adrian. Ml *9221

An EquM Opportumty Employer

PROGRAMMER/ AMAL YST Rapidly growing company naad* e> penanced Progemme. Anelyal Knowledge ol MFORMOI-4GL 4 /0 . emm-BiM Bel a beae uia—red UNU

SECURITY OFFICER

Pal ume needed tor morning work Monday thru Thursday n*nir«ee welcome 7 MBe 4 Newburgh aree CaB or apply

Trt County Security 22930 Woodwerd, FamdMe

(1-4 bi N of 9 MBel - 541-3080 SERVICE COORDINATOR

vice Arm seeas ridtvxXi-M lor Service Coordinator poMllon Cendideae mat be aggreaakr* end nave oomputer experience Bi arord proceeemg and a.' *ed*heei pro-grama Poemon woAd BKkxde ee-lebommg priontle* and dapetcrvng 5 **rvice api'***nt*nve* Sand re-

PO Box 7027 46302-7027

An EquM Opportunely Employer

SERVICE MANAGER Fl* rectory a/Thoroed haevy Ally true* deMarskilp uvonia area CaB. 59 1 7710

SERVICE PERSON

WBI iram FMt uma Benefit* 532-4700

SERVICE STATION ATTENOANTS 4 CASHIERS

TEACHERS ASSISTANT FuB *nd part ume Teechmg Assist •nt* naeoed tor grosnng chad cere cent* m Southfield Pen time poei-tiom *v*ueb* Mon -Frl during *f t*moon hours Experience pre-ferred. CeB lor more BiformeOon 827-9660 455-5490

TEACHERS 4 HELPERS lor Ro-cheater child care center. tuB and pert ume poatlon* Experience Education preferred 452-1132

TEACHERS - Prtvele aementary ecnocx aeakmg certified quMMSed 4 experienced teachers tor greda* 1-7 if inter eel ed caa 9-4pm 826-0900 or **rid reeume to Mkno Dabryn 32220 FrankBn. FrankBn 46026

BIRMINGHAM PRACTICE looking tor * career oriented lu* Ume Cam* A***t*m up io $12 per hour to Mart commen*ur*i* *nh abOlty

646-6363

BUSINESS ASSISTANT -dental practice •ro* d*

m Dent* lo Iran th* nght pareon Fran 566-6666

DENTAL HYQIEiRST Quakartoam I t iUfM Art* BuHdrng

HBto needa part uma n our tan Far "Her

663-0646 hygarvet to (cm i

DENTAL HYGIENIST Oo you anioy axceflance are you novetnr*, dependeea 4 kiandly? Oo you love relating to 4 hoipmg pao-pie? Jam our Mart Exceeent aalary

661-1440

DENTAL HYGIENIST Part uma. Uvona tanMy practice Ne* aqmpwam Perto-oi anted CaB 422-3666

DENTAL HVQiENtST FuB/pert time no Saturdays Medi-cM profit martng and more Deer bar- **gnts 5*6-0373

OENTAL HVGlENlST - 2 d , downtown Birmingham QuMity tamky practice ExceBent workBv coridniona 4 environment 447-»026

D O C T O R S A S S I S T A N T doctor i

Farmmglon Haa oMo* Pert

INTERESTED IN uUasng your MUM* a* a prcilwaon* m Geriatric*? Al-exander A Mercy LMng Career haa

; a tot ume poation opan on the 7-3 mm tor a carieg LPN or RN We at*

Tuaa 4 Thure. Bam-Spm orty B66-3186

along wkh the opportunity lo be-come pan Ol Mercy Senncee tor Ap-i a Jam .our Mam and taae pride in

I a apeaM kind of home tor

M04BE HEALTH AK3ES

craning Cxciaegnt pey 4 banaRt* FamMyHome Cere 465-6663

providing a acacia xaid our utoril* Apply M

Alexander A Mercy LMng Cemar 714 West Fourth Street RoyM Oak. Ml 46067

546-0571

DENTAL HYGIENIST. port Ume. 2 days including 1 everaig * ail tor modem Uvonia denial oftlce Expe-rience required 476-1960

CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANTS mm n*eded m long term cere teckky ai Uvona. FecMMy hea * ptiaiani •nwonmenl. wtth good reputation, offering competitive aaiary 4 heelth benefit* interested individual* should apply M Unmeralfy Con .Me* cent Center 26550 Five MBe Rd. Lrvonu. Fpr more information. caB

427-6270

CHIROPRACTIC RECEPTIONIST Previous experience piMerred Pert time $8 hr FiR Ume m June 1992

477-6400

CLINICAL INTAKE ASSESSMENT COORDINATOR paychietnc 4 sub-stance abuse s muM ineiaance • nowledge preferred CaB Maureen Ardmore Center. 474-3-500

CUNICAL SERVICES MANAGER/HOME CARE

RN s to aupem** *B *apacl* of carv-T R A V E L A G E N T ic* aarvice deBvery tor a prtvele

Minimum t/yr experience 4 PARS duty home care agency, including pretorred CaB Ruth 456-5610 FakJ Stall Sucervaion Ca*e Man-

' Participation 4 Deielop-TRUCK DRIVER

L0C«< oar* Yr» mmirraum •*£>• nance MeM hauling Ca* Frank. 0em-6pm, Mon.-Frl 564-2700

TURNOVER PERSON needed luB time tor large apartment compas *i Wtxom CaB 10-5 824-9445

TYPESETTER - tar Varttyper 5810 4 6630 experienced only. 3eys apply al Robot Printing. 25216 QtondMe S of Schoolcraft E ol Beech Daly w of Taegrepn

Unique Hours 11 Mi le/Evergreen area

Seeking peredneble, energeac BidMduM akio Bvea wtthm 10 meiuta* ol our oftlce Our nurang aervice-e m need of * Coordtneior to work 4:30em-5pm Sundey 4 Monday 4 then stay *t home wh*e on caa every Tuaeday Wedneeday 4 Thursday evening 4 30pm-9em Tie* a * poemon of reeponatkBty tar an indrvidua with, a mati*e un-derstanding ol people if you • Can work aidapandentty 4 make

men! Bnptomentmon ol quekty **-sursnce 4 Baft davMopmant pro-gram*. Marketing Proven cactcM experience with 1 yr In a nome cere Betting preferred (High-lecfi akR* * pkisl CaB or send reeume lo Vlading Care, 3650 Rui irch P*rk Or , SI* B, Arm Arbor Ml 46KM

Ann Daector — (313)930-0050

CROWN 4 BRIDGE w*j tuB Ume tor busy leb Bi Lrvorve Good env*onmeni 4 benefits CaBRendy 591-7766

Can accurately maintain dalaaed

• Can arork poeniveiy oaapne Irequem phone mierruptlon* • Enjoy working with peopa • mtereeled ai working «rlth a compeny aficae an.eeam repu-tation a a direct reaun ol

CaB apoul tha uniqu* opportunity

1-800-543-1654 VAN DRtVER needed t bu* Mon -Fn experience pretorred. •Mary nagoliabto Apply at 7437 ShMdon Canton or caB 459-2666

VETERINARY CLINIC **eka person tor reception duUae who can do grooming Ftaply PO Box 106

RoyM Oak. Mich 46068

VETERINARY TECHNICIAN Licenee pretorred tor tuB time dey work bi Veiermory Hoepna Another opening *v*k*bl* tar pert time evening* 4 Sat hours 476-0570

WALSH COLLEGE Ha* th* toaciwmg opening*

BOOKSTORE COORDINATOR ReeponaibBiUea BiOude eiventory

HYGIENIST- Te reqtfree tywenat with amBer ot>-acttve* CompoOttve salary Part ume M*r»yn 546-2233

OFFICE MANAGER 4 DENTAL HY GlENiST - (2 positional *xcea*n1 salary Expanencad tor denta 'Office AJeo -

caB pareon. part tun* tor Canton andBeke.ee 981-1224

DENTAL HYGIENIST Part-ume Saturdays only tor pro-

ves m Farrrangton HBto 474-2260

DENTAL HYGIENIST tor Tueadaye Rata*ices and 2 yr* experience required, tor buey. mod-am quality dentM ofllca m Warren Aak lor Cindy MecLoud. 756-7070

OENTAL HYGBENtST NEEDED FuB ume lor modern preventative oriented Wee! Deerborn office Hour* Mon-Tlsure, no Frt, Set or

563-0046

DENTAL HYGIENIST ambitious pereon lor groermg SouthftokJ Office CaB ev** 363-4765

DENTAL LAB PERSON To wori IUB Ume Wa t/an Apply b» pareon M Down* Orthodontic Lab 771 N Me PLymouth

DENTAL oftlce manager enced m raurance 4 pegboerd ex-oeeeni pey 4 benefit* Deerborn Country Club maa. 274-6404

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST 4 Aaaai-•nt experience. liR-tBra tor mgh-quakty Soutwiald of»ce Exceoem pay benefits 4 bonu*** 365-9600

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

Springwells Satellite If you re tookmg h x rewarding responsibi l i t ies that will chal lenge your skills (C*n us at Oak w o o d Hospital s SpnngweHs Satellite As our Off ice Manager you' l l Have the oppor tu-nity to share your expertise as you rnanage a s ta f i oi 10 emp loyees and our mult>-d isc ip imary tnedicai practice

The successful candidale wtf possess an Associate s Degree m Business or a related held wtth 3-5 years tnedbcal off ice manage-ment experience In addi t ion 3rd party reim-bursement and spreadsheet expen price ts necessary and database management expe-r ience would be a plus Excellent physic ian communica t ion skills are also required

To fmd out more about this opportuni ty please appty m person or send resume to OAKWOOO HOSPITAL. Human Resources D e p t . Attn G P , 23*00 Michigan Ave Suite 111, Dearborn Ml 43124 Equal Opportuni ty Employer

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST j Part nme poamon tor aatapkahad Novi practice Experience pretorred , DentM Meeting unoetedge helpM

471-0345

O a k h r o o k ( o n i m o n

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST FuB time experienced person need-ed tor modem Farmkigtoo Ha* oft- 1 ce smart n*gotieMe benefits

653-2478

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST tor Farm-Biglon HBto office experience pre-

eon if you have * t-gy excellent verb* 4 people

737-9430

DENTAL APPOeiTMENT Secretary For test paced busy offlc* Muet hav* Denta experience Fve-TBna Oraai advancement opporturaue* Only qneahed people caB tor an av rerwew" Aa* tor Leeke 726-1702

DENTAL TECHfeClAN C A B rnoom and da maka Experv-enced Part ume or tuB Aleo waxvg and'or Ikiimmg experience rmpljl Dey* or Em*. 626^330

OlSPEHSiNG OPTICIAN lor MD office bi SouthdMd

Fu» 4 part ume 559-0080

DENTAL ASSISTANT Are you an •xpenenced aexstent lookmg lor an opportunity 10 expend akBto 4 kd-»ance pr cileeaimeay bi a luge qua* ty practice? For an axlraordkikry poemon way top aalary pka ban* W* caB 367-3109

DENTAL ASSISTANT manra. experienced *a tor growing Plymouth dental oflloa. pianant working condition*. 3 dey*

DENTAL ASSISTANT B you have dentM beckground 4 are lookBig tor a poereve change. caB

Diagnostic Radiologic

Technologist Henry Ford Medic a Cemer-WeM BtoomBaM announcea axaUng M ume and pert-ume cere* opportu-

Dwonoetlc la nie qui

delea tor tha

- Profit Sharing Southfield 559-6818

TEACHER wtth 3-5 reers experience m yeOes 4-7 needed 10 CO-leech Language Art* Cuttur* Studio* etc In privete *chool with low stu-dern/leerh* r*no MaB ' a m i retorence* to 32460 W t3 Farmington Has Mi 46334

TEACHING ASSISTANTS FuB 4 get time *v*Meba tor nationaBy -accredited Nursery Schoai Bi Livo-nia Starting pey beeed on educe-

525-5767

textbook*. SUPCBBI and Bupervamg th* book-store staft Knowledge of ar loul computer program* *uch a Lotu* 1-2-3 aid WordPerfect exceeent rv larpersoral and Mrong organoa-tlon* saws required

BOOKSTORE CLERK DulM* include Mealing the Boo* More Coordmeior writ- M e Mock-Big mekrea. and Bghl Oarical dutlaa MuM here * knowledge of varkxa computer programa audi M Lotus 1-2-3 and WordPertoO relaB expe-rience and be a aeahla even-

Send reeume aidicating etoarad PO

DENTAL ASSISTANT tu> time, tor genera Domstry practice 11 MBe, Woodwerd aree experience necee-sery CM 396^5060

DENTAL ASSISTANT -toB time poe.-tion Congentot one Doctor oRtee. Lrvona* ae* TotM boneltl peckaga

427-6111

Uon wM be ARRT oertMtod

Ouakftod cenCBOetea are aweed io d reeumeeto

HENRY FORD HEALTH SYSTEM

Employment Division Dept JK 800 F*her BuOdBig Detroit Ml 46202

An EquM OpporturBtyv AftVmeUve Action Employer M ^ / H

DENTAL ASSISTANT •xpertenced wtlh X-fl days om

part tlma.

DENTAL ASSISTANT

DIETETIC TECHNICIAN RapuWy growing cuwmamity hoopea *i Weatem Oek lend County a aeM n g * Dietetic Technician lo work part-ume afternoon* 2pm-6pm Re-

xmabBKM* include tood production 8

nvttmk MuM be Dietetic T*ci*aoen 4 heve

i Cokege ox 7006

TECHNICIAN ileeded tor aiatMto-uon and aevice of *od* amter Experienced prmarraQ Pleeae caB. 632-6291

Troy. Ml 48007-7006 An EquM Opportunity Employer

WANTED *

pay tor itf W* oftor * charade poer-uon thai • mothraong and rewero-ng with on axcMlari sMery:benefit peckege CaB loday tor * brighter future 861-1440

DENTAL ASSISTANT Part t m tor aetebBahed Nov pre lice Experience piatoriod xnoe* eoge of Iront office hatoAB 471-Q345

DENTAL ASSISTANT tar buoy par-odonlM oftlce Experience pre-torred FiBt nme Em: Marii oaiefM* Fermmoiton HRa 861-1034

OENTAL ASSISTANT Part-nme Flexible Hre Experience Neceesery Fnand^ Denta Otkce

n d » CM 476-4300

Anra Mahoney at (3131 360-3311 r BubmB tsaaie or eppecetlon

HURON VALLEY HOSPTAL 1601 E Commerce Rd

Mfltord. Ml 46382 member of Ihe DaBroB Meekcai'

/ 1 M I C / 4 7 E HOM »<AinCAOf

CLINICAL _ S U P E R M S O R Arnica re H o m e Heal thcare , a multi-site h o m e hea l th c o m p a n y s p o n s o r e d by the Sisters of Mercy Heal th Corpora t ion , is look ing for a Clinical Supervisor for o u r Ann Arbor b r a n c h

In this position, y o u will b e r e spons ib l e for:

• Managing profess iona l direct ca reg ive r staff

• Prov id ing utilization rev iew

• Part icipat ing in quali ty a s s u r a n c e p r o g r a m s

• Providing c o o r d m a a o n of se rv ices a n d utilization of c o m m u n i t y r e s o u r c e s

T h e successful c a n d i d a t e will b e a Regis tered N u r s e with cur ren t Michigan l icense a n d a m i n i m u m of 2 years e x p e r i e n c e i n . c o m m u -nity hea l th nurs ing This pos i t ion r equ i r e s we l l -deve loped c o m m u n i c a t i o n a n d in terper-s o n a l skills a n d d e m o n s t r a t e d s u p e r v i s o r y abil i t ies

.Arnicare of fe rs a n o u t s t a n d i n g benef i t s p a c k -a g e a n d a compe t i t ive salary t o m a t c h y o u r skills T o apply , p l ea se s e n d you r resume t o K a t h r y n W a r n e r , A m i c a r e H o m e H e a l t h c a r e , 2 0 1 0 H o g b a c k R o a d , S u i t e 3 . A m i A r b o r , MI 4 8 1 0 5 - Achieving W o r k f o r c e Diversi ty t h r o u g h Aff i rmat ive Ac t ion /Equa l O p p o r t u n i t y Employe r

aursln^/mcdical positions

TECHNICIAN HMdafl tor metaBe-tlon and Rapeirs on aB type* of cummer cal xitchen equipment Expereinced pretorred Pieeee ceB. 532-8291

TELEPHONE INTERVIEWING Meriiei reeeerch Arm e k i sidM tie* tea pert time Oay 4 fcarvng

beckgroimd * pka Send reaxme 4 salary roqiR omenta ic Attention John Penrtoa Automated Meek* inc. 34442 mduetrtM Rd 44150

SHEET METAL MOOEL MAKER

•xpenence Muel be KM* » reed pert prtnt* itoagn end buBd lempo-rery looeng tor m**mo per ebto to lebriceie parts from I

RECEPTIONIST /\ PURCHASING CLERK

Be one

»-T710

REAL ESTATE SALES OOC ouermteedt B r x l

chance on * e the nme to gpi alerted Mr Beekjea M 241 otoo » kno •noul atM guar* lead moome

n. and alert Bin iMaiiii ai a •aM of jneneseo polaneM

REAL ESTATE ONE

ant phone s*a* T«ang and oom-puter experience pi Me «oa -dea tor homemaaer* siudenis MB'aae and ihoM re-entermg the « * mar >M No seiwa awofved Ca* Sandy '3am-4pm wweedevs 427-4021

TELEPHOaiE iNTEPViEWER P*rt nme Mlephona raenneMnj

' 8SS- 7810

Send Mima lo Alt CR P 0 B< 7*044. Romulue. Ml . 46174-0064

WANTED Brown 4 Sherp anga apeyae screw macheia. aei up pa-aon Part-imie CaB 933-4445

WANT TO WORK? M v a Si one Contearuction Compe-ny harmg phone aoeotors (no 1MB g) and phone room auoerkeor with Hourly pay plua commtoawn*

DENTAL ASSISTANT I FuB uma aiergehc person eaparv

f * iiwiaKr 474-2260

-1818

WAREHOUSE Fa

. rvorve 46150

Bendts Satoty Raatramt* 2HJ7 cooka Road Troy Mi 46064

TELEPHONE INTERVIEWERS

WAREHOUSE HCLP II m i l a cii*i" B e pnemg one reiaB aaor up tor gueeia compeny Lka Radtord CM Mg Am 532

SITE D-tECTOR6. A*MSTANTS Part-time. 20-36 Are per *e worfc r , a i « i *v1 Sel 45 ing « a . t a hours 18 26 to 86 00 P * 1 — a v o se. w Mr . part at farmlnglon LOHchkey

SOLDERING >5 .75 - T r o y

DENTAL ASSISTANT 4 Front Daok Meture pereonebie nun.Med per tar . i i* Mied n Ktlamtmllc Meat ng or kom CMM W i l l i *end re Mne lo 26211 Centra Per* Bhrd Attention JG SoulhReld M 460^4

DENTAL ASSISTANT

nance! pareon to |om tomey prec-nce lean FuB nme VS» 1166

DENTAL ASSISTANT mm Roya Oak ,oMce

OENTAL Ctaaeda UMaiaw M l 8 eapenenced weh aome I dee* »" oatodga Men 8 Ttoek. 4-

n Sei 8-1pm Five Mae/*erm-leeaeeCML 426^7010

OENTAL HYG«toE ASSISTANT Are

Express TemporBry Serv ice

643-6500

progrem help Amo I 8 t W ' l tor AM B

Bond mm CM Jen or joe «6i 'OOC an 4 t i

TELLTR Oo you en«oy o a w w eentoMT j Appkr lodar «or a pert nme poamon laetory a n - n e a r i e weh ..per' ance* FirM ol America e Michigar s I

a argaM ben* hokUng can wt» many OOPOrSunMM* tor

WAREHOUSE ORDER SELECTORS Pnoers snd Pa:li*gmg kato naal tuB time. 7*m-3 JOpnv Mon through Frtaey Ll tl wark psaee •orvmg cuiiiMkea 'ep'l

Arkm OwwtouMig Come*-. 43KMieneMeeRe Now

*EB PRESS »«L PER i <*>

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DENTAL HTCMEMBT Are you lookBig tor * n ula*e • • al

« Appa a a K MOS

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f m a e e a r aree i t e e M C « e a »

CM n a w 176-4090

OENTAL H V O M B T

we're successfnf opera 7/oa

Announcing O.K. EXPANSION Our focus has a l w a y s been to p r o v i d e the best ca re poss ible fo r ou r pa t ien ts And. w e d o We are p r o u d 10 a n n o u n c e the expans ion of o u r O p e r a t i n g Room Suites and exc i t ed about t h e o p p o r t u n i t i e s Ih i s wil l p r o v i d e f o r h e a l t h c a r e p rofess iona l s R E G I S T E R E D y i / R S E S

Posi t ions available fo r RN* tn Dpe ra t t ng Rin>m PA( I and IC.l" E x p e r i e n c e in these, respect ive areas is p re fe r r ed Con-tact Laur»e K u r p i e w s k i | J H | " 4 W 1

R A D I O L O G I C T E C H N O L O G I S T S Will ass is t p h y s i c i a n s in d i a g n t i s i s and t r e a t m e m Contac t B r m i c e Kaminski . (*1>> ' 4 V ^ I 2 <

SURGICAL T E C H N I C I A N S C o m p l e t i o n of o n e year Surg Tech p rogram p re fe r r ed plus a min imum of six m o n t h s on the training and exper ience Excellent i n t e rpe r sona l skills esvenual ( «>ntact |ud% Whi te . (5151 " 4 V 9 1 2 *

ANCILLARY STAFF A variety of suppor t « a f ! pu t t imn i < <mta*t |ud\ W h i t e . J 3 ' 3 ) 7 4 5 - 9 1 2 3

Cases inc lude neurosurgK al u p m heart heart l u n g and renal t r ansp lan t \ and m o r e )mn the team that » a c w above N*e offer g r o w t h oppo r tun i t i e s a flexible benefit pat kage and tbe c o m p e t i t i v e salary vou expect To learn m»ice c o n t a c t the Human Resource Recruiter foe ihe pos i t ion in w h i c h you are in te res ted H a r p e r H o s p i t a l . 399© Joten R. D e t r o i t , Mi 4 S 2 0 I . ***

In Pursuit of the Best Mrmfier a/ t*e DHnrt M—tHcmi CmUer

4 F * OAE Thursday. August 2». 1991

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SERVICE OL REC TOB

r ^ ; I o n

"*?anoy ConnrJ!!edCera Center 3808 S Venoy, Weyne. Ml

LABORATORY C l e r k

DMC HEALTH CARE CENTERS WOOOLANO

<1935 W 17 M M Rd No*. Ml.. 4*337

W M i l wftn Tha Oetrod Meolcel Center. an Equal Opportunity

LIVONIA OERMOTOL OO V olRoe need* «m time medlcM assistant Benefit* mciudmg heeRh mauranoa. paid hoMaya ft aacatlone- Exparl-ance neoeeeary, aand raauma to 2S200 Vaaaar. «330. Livonia. Ml 4*152 or ca* 477-7022

UVONIA GENTLE OENTAL OFFICE I mgttfy motivated denial * * -Expenenced only. F M nma

Oood aaiary and beneflta to ngW paraon CaB 0em-5pm 477-SUB

L P * , or MA. aapartancad. 4 day* a M i . buoy pedMrtc/mtenMta ofl-loa. NE Troy Long L a M al Roeliee-tar Rd- 560-2000

LPN OR MEOICAL ASSISTANT part tlma. OOfOYN silica m SoutJv BMd Experience m venepuncture & mMcaona. C M Mary between • -11amand V 3 p « a t 550-4*42

LRU or RN onlyl Tuaa

i mora Troy I ft Sa t .

Tuition reknPurssmsnt For appointment ce l M r * Mc Norgen eL 354-3222

L W f S - HNS A l I ts M M n g Fiji tma or part time C l I M c Norgan

Oood bene-K*y paid

tkne approximately 1S lira par waah Friendly elmoepftara. mual fypa. C M or leave m i n i 642-3338

MEDICAL ASSISTANT cBnlcM axpartanca or back I waa HaH tor KB Oma poaitlon

Sand raauma lex p O B m »7. Wsettend. Ml 41185

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Irementt prolesslcni

ba graduata ol r«x. 4, at M a t 2 yr* working sxpe-i m a r doctor* office wRn good

x-rays. OCO. urtislyoM. E m oooonunMaa anaBabia. Aak tar

3M-0O83

502 Heip Wanted

MEDKAL ASBWTA..TI w M l tana need

ANT naadad M d ofltoa Vara punc-

ft X-ray a mual ExceBent bene-flts. CaB AMMtne W W

MEOiCAL ASSISTANT Haadad. pailawtad. MHfme. tar buay FemBy PrectMe Office n WeaBand Submit

ma to: MA POSITION. 21726 Born Rd Taylor Ml. M t * 0

MEDICAL ASSISTANT I

s a ^ « r s r

(313)380-3311 Or aubml raauma or a W t a i t a n to

HURON VALLEY HOePtTAL 1801 E Commerce Rd

A member ol tha D e P M Madlcal Can tar. a lMatM witft I M School ol Medicine. Weyne Stata UWvertlty

MEDICAL ASSISTANT pan tlma, must ba experienced buay famly practice m Navl eree

478-0035

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Buay Oa/OYN office In Uvonis Ful nma Pca la" ! aalary ft banaBta Cal 847-8222

MEDICAL ASSISTANT, 1-2 days areek tar pedMtrkaan* olllca. 1-75 ft Big Beever araa. eitpertance pra-

Evenlng* 353-5372

MEDICAL BILLER/CASHIER Experienced at CPT code*. ICO 9. a l typaa ol Inaurancaa ft eolectione tor muffl-epecMly clnie Muat heve

typing and computer s k M 3 yr*. anpartanoa AIL raplaa c ,

. . . Madlcal Administrator 5060 Scneefer Dearborn. Ml 48128

MEDICAL BILLING CLERK For buay Oermaujtogy office 1 yr madlcal a«par1anoa or equivalent BWIng. typing good pRone raoulrad Ful or part Oma ! 589-1958

502 M p Wantad Dental-Medical

502 Halp Wantad Dental-MediceJ

T o « B ^ i

MEDICAL OFFICE RECE.PTOMST

generel duoaa Plymouth/Aral Arbor anaaT Ful lima Cal Norma 806-6783

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - Mature Needed tar ama8 buay OarmaWtagy practice m SoutfikekJ Front d a * , dtcuoon ft compuw w p a r w w a iwalaiiad Ful Oma poamon «Klud-n g soma Saturday morntaga Sand M a d raauma io 4400 CMe Cantar Or . Town CanMr Prulaaalnnal BMg S u m >06 SoulMMd. Ml 48075

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Expartancad. tor growing practloa «i Royal Oas Muat M«a I K ^ ' a * ^

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Ma ar* aaaKIng ananargallc. arrtnu-alaaoc. aal-monvaiad parson lo lW our i m m M u l . M l Oma poalOon Ea-pananca and madlcal mauranca background a mual Plaaaa aand ra-auma snd aaiary raquHatnant* lo P O . t a 97. Waatlsnd. Ml 48185. Atlsntion Nor*

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST •»-pandtng o«otagy practice naa M l nma poamon sialaCIs tar maiura ndlvtoual - W . aicaHani c w m u » cattar a««a Muat ba awarianoad «i Ml araaa ol madlcal raoaptlor * p poanlmant achadu«rifl. caaftlanng ft Mauranca oiling Plaaaa aand ra-auma 4 aalary IMatory to Paraonnal OWactor 27555 M*3d»-M l Farmlnglon HMs, M. 48334

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Sacra-i v y Ful-tlma. rnmanum 2 yr* aa-Dananca nacaaaary Buay family practaca m NovLaraa 4 76-0035

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Expartancad. tor BlmnngMrr ofltca Approxlmataly 38JHr* par • « » Mon . Wad Thura ft Frt. 647-4425

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST enpari-ancad. M l tlma. tor OB/OYN oBioe m Waal BtaomlMd Muat na«a wa-ma snd oompuMr aklla Call U K M W . Mon-Frl. # 5 855-5830

MEOiCAL RECEPTIONISTS tor vary busy dimes. Ful or pari nma. aavaral locsnon* avaMMs For mora milormatton cal. Ranae. 'em-pro Madlcal 443-5590

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST For physical madtane doctor vartoua location* Ful Oma alerting «7 /V

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST For busy lamHy practloa In Nonh-vMa Musi Mva anparlanca «i oom-puier. s i M S aa madlcal n u a n c e blBng Fl* time poertlon 348-1131

Medical Raoeptraniat - Exparianoed For buey muW-apacialty practica Computer/Insurance knowledge and buay phones Data* oriented 32 hrs/week. 855-7407

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST pan tlma. tar apaoallet* m SoutnMM araa. Pi list experienced but t M tram energetic IndMdual Flextole hour* Csl between 9-12 noon. »•» lor Judle 552-9300

MEOiCAL RECEPTIONIST nme Non inv*er Pre»«ou* ex-

panenca nalpM Salary upoo-Qoaa flcsUona Weetland medical oUtee I m m e d m opening Csl Mon -Frt . lOam-noon 721-7515

MEDICAL RECEPTK)NIST Ful nme tar buay dermaaology omc-aa m SoulMMd Approxlmataiy 45 hrs. per week Includes Mon eva-Mna. Thur*. easning ft Sslv^day

m ars. Scrtsdullng ap-IMng. typing ft oomput-

capreierred 589-1958

MEOICAL RECEPTIONIST Looking tor a hard woming'indrWdo-ai mtareslad m helping peofMe ma»i ism their MeRh nstursly who •* a » Nroua ol working aa pen ol a doee-knn team Expanenca nalpM Out notnacaasary wm train 477-7344

Madlcal TranscnpnonM' Sacralar, tun time. ( 4 1 day*J. lor bu*y medical practica m the Prcwloence HoapnaJ Madlcal Bldg SouthlMd 50-80 wpm word proceeemg ft dlctaphona experience nacaaaary Ask tor DabNa 589-4234

MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST Expariancad. pen lime Radtord araa. Exoettent «alary ft working condition* Cal Barbara 532-4200

N U R S E needed perl ltme lo> womena hearth

4aclilry Plaaaa caH Tanl si 443-0239

NURSE AIDES Private Ouly Homa

Start at

"$6.25 hour ^mer is ta f f Inc.

288-2270 Must be certlMd

DIRECTOR OF STAFF

DEVELOPMENT Four CMpane Convalescent Canier Is ourrantty isalilng a Okactar of Stall 0 * ' « O P " W I I to halp train Ihe nurses aI tomorrow T M HualMd csnrHrlale wH M m a currant RN 8-canee to the state ol MKftgan In m a poamon. you

i s pumant For m n Ing anvironmanl

consideration, pteeea apply In par-

FOUR C H A P L A I N S C O N V A L E S C E N T

CENTER 28349 JoyRd

waatlaind. Ml 48185 (313)281-0500

An Eouai Opportunity Employar

Ophtha lm ic Ass is tant Energetic, trtendly paraon needed tor mum specialty uprntiakiiotogy practice Med«al oHIoe expertenea raquarad Optometry or ophlMlmlc expananca praMrad Excellent op-portunlly tor edyancamant Send rw-suma and aaMy raqulramenta to: Box 878 Observer ft Eccentric Newspapera 38251 Schooicrell Ro Uvonia Michigan 48150

TOKOS New Di rec t ions in

W o m e n ' s Heal th Care T o*o* Medical Corpora-tion. the leader In progres-sive naeith care tor women, continues to expanenca a atrong demand tor our aar-Vica* Tma growth leada lo two opportuni t ies for motivated and flexible pro-loiaionala commttlad to providing the higneal care POSSUMS Those poslliona

Perinatal Monitoring RN Full & Par t - t ime

Raaponslbis lor partormng overall patient aseeaameni morwtormg dally uterine ac-tivity. interpreting itrlpa and providing patient edu-caUori on I M sign* and rystema ot compHcatlona Three year* experience I* required

Home Care RN

Full & Par t - t ime Selected candidate win provide avhome eerweas to twh rtak obaialrical'QYN patients Expanenca in in-fusion therapy or perinatal nr using m antapanum or LftD IS required

For cona»daral>on lor EI-THER poeltton. can Cathy Qraca. Nurse Admmwtrator at <313)653-4144. or ssrtd ha< your raauma Tokoa M e d i c a l C o r p o r a t i o n . 34405 W 12 Mile Rd . Sulla 245, Farmington HMs, Ml 48331-5827 E<»ual Oppor-tunity Employar

502 Halp Wantad * Danlal Madtcal

ASSISTANT M buay dermav.,K V « a

847-6750

MEWCL INSURANCE BKXCR For buay 4-doctor omoa • Far»Mio-lon m a Mual Mva axperlenoe i t computerized mauranca M B n g Sand raauma to AaaocMaa m Olo-laryngotooy. 28500 Orchard L a M Rd.. S u M 200. Mmmgton Hflto, Ml 48334. Attn. Karen

NURSE AIDES home cara agency la 1 Growing hon

mg QuriMed tor prtvaia duly caaaa throughout Oakland County Choice ol Oay* 8 Hours. Cal bstsaan 10am - 4pm Monday thru Friday

NURSING UNLIMITED

540-2360 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST. REQ Ful nma poaitlon to |

Includes Outpatient and Homacara ExcaBani aaUry/banaMt package

Angela R ABan at (313) 557-5440 or aend raeume to:

Physician* Physical

24011 OreenMtd Roed Soutnnsid. ML. 48076

OPHTHALMIC TECHNICIAN Haeded tor buay Ml Clemen* ofltoa Ful and part nme poelbona ava*-apie tor experlencad persona

OPTICAL DISPENSER LAB TECHNICIANS

needed tor buay Super optical Ful ft pan tlma flexible hours available Cal JenraM, 344-1044

ORAL SUGERY ASSISTANT Ful time b u l i m fringe benaBts Experience to dental pi atoned CaB 547

PHLEBOTOMiST Madlcal Asalatant needed pan time m SouthMM Med-ical ofltoa Salary commeneuraM w«h experience Deloraa 354-4460

RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST Ful Oma poemon* avaMble for Redtotoglc Technotogiats. Regiatry

alud a compatilNe aalary ft health/den-tal/Wa benefit package C a l Sue at 353-1165

P H Y S I C A L T H E R A P I S T

Ful or pen -time poamona available m an oartiMd RahabMtatlon Af cy Varied c eaeload with orthopadlc empheaM m a friendly, proleeeiom atmosphsre Contsct Carolyn zomoski St: 347-8154

DMC HEALTH CARE CENTERS WOOOLANO

REHABILITATION AGENCY I 41935 W. 12 Mae Rd

NOvt. Ml . 48377

AflWatad with The Detroit Madlcal Center, an Equal Opportunity Employar

502 Halp Wantad Dantal Wad teal

PHYSICIANS' ASSISTANT

Hanry Ford iluNHal cunanBy M a i PMaioane H i t poaMon sble to I s Emergency Room to Ha Emergency Oepertmenl

degree m PhyaManeVBurglcal Aa-•atance a M nMonal oamhcation or a k g M t y afld I M AAPA Mual fM»a a vaBd Stata ol Michigan 8-canee aa a Fhyalclana' Assistant

OuaWVad candaMles mould forward

Henry Ford Health System

Emptoymem OtvMon. Dept OH «00 Flaher Binding Detroit. Ml 48202

An Eguei Opportunity/ Affirmative Action Employar M / F / H

502 Halp Wantad Dantal Madictl

O R M - a u a a e R Y A M ^ T A M T HBto FuB

Z22L

PARAMEDIC

RN - OAY SHIFT Ful nma. 9ee Mrs Martin Mghtm-gele Weat. S385 'lewturgh Rd . Weetland. Mi near Joy Rd.

RN tor BUSY PEDIATRIC OFFICE

Ptaaeant working conditions Cal Nancy 865-7510

RN F m time and pen time mldnighta tor 88 bed akfted tocMy Low M n o m r . good staffing Wage commanauraia wllh LTC experience Apply et: Mercy Bemrook, 873 W Avon Rd Rochester h m . Ml 48307 858-3236

An Equal Opportumty Employer

RN/LPN - M l or pan nme Busy Dermatology practice m SouthfteM Experience pretorred Pay comman-auraia wrth axperlenoe 842-27*7

RN/LPN - Went a caraar totogy1 No atraas. good pay and mutJi mora. ApproxirMlely 20 hrs./ week Must work Slsrtng Hts. ft Rosevilie Plaaaa call Michelle StsbC. Dwsclorof Nursing 737-7111

RECEPTIONIST tor chlroprstlc on-c e OualAad person wW have axpa-rtanca to fast paced environment Ful lime poemon Muat M flexible ft energetic Sand raeume to 4274 No Woodward. Royal Oak. Ml 48073. attention. Office Manager

RECEPTIONIST Pan time or full lime Busy pediatri-cians office Ssnd reeume to 511 Pierce. Birmingham, Ml 48000

RECEPTIONIST - Part time, tor Gar-den City medical office Send ra-auma to P 0 Box 1004, Garden City. M l . 48136-1094.

Cranbrook Hospice Care

Troy, Ml .

STAFF RNS

Amacare Hoapica Servioee. mc, Is soaking MMlms Staft RNs who de-sire to meke a real difference «i I M »vee of their peranta and famllsa.

You wH be reeponslbls tar caaa menegemem ol patient cara with me concept ol mterdlaaplnary team approach Ciarar* Icanaura and ra-cent acuta cara or homa aproadv Currsnl Mcanaura and recant acuta cara or home care experience re-quired Hoapica experience | tarred. Poemon Inckidee on-cal duties.

Amlcsrs can match your aklla wfth a competitive aalary and beneAts package For anmedlate considera-tion call (313)843-8855 or sand y-3u>

Amicare Hospice Services, Inc.

Penny Murphy 2555 Crooks Rd Troy, Ml 48084

Achieving Workforce Diversity through Ecjual Opportunity' AWrmatlve Action Employer

n 1 w sxperlenca AEMT U -a n d A C l S a r a r a q

Apply al Employment thru Thura . 8am- 12noon

PROVIDENCE Hoapltal ft Medical Centers 18001 Weal Nme M M Road

SouthlMd. Ml 48075 An Equal OupununRy Dnptoyar

502 Halp Wantad Dan t a l -Mad i ca l

i M f c Z g a s a t ' s a g RN WTTH ONCOLOGY ENCC tor CMC m RadtordflJvorM araa. 6 M weak CompMe boneBl

•ge Send reaumes 10 Ooaervar 8 EccanlrK

38251 Schooler eh 148160

K f S 6 T

ROBISON DENTAL

IS GROWING!

504 Halp Wantad Offlca-Oartcal

PORTUNI BOB WHOLCaALI

j Man spar P 0 Boa 33108

Detroit. Ml 48232 Equal Opportunity Employar

RECEPTIONIST M MitBr practice m Uvonia. Fi*l Oma BanaBta Expe-nenced Sand raauma to: Boa 732. OMarvar ft Eccentric Haa-apaeerm,

Schoolcrafl Rd. Uvonia. 190

RN/MEOiCAL ASSISTANT iperlenoed. part Uma.

Soma Saturday* Aak tor^BMn^

RWs. LPN" a. AIDES Jom I M experts to home health eara visiting Cars Sat your own hr* Relevant experience or oerttftcaOon required.

Csl Todeyi 313-030-0060 313-229-0320

313-344-0234

SOCIAL WORKER . grae m a gartelrK

M M . This paraon needs paUanoe ft

120 bad nursing home Competitive good Osneftt* C a l W W warn 11-1700

X-RAY TECHNICIAN Part-time/contingent technician needed tor auPurtaan olBos practice Apply lo SouthlMd Radtoiom, 15901 W 9 Mile Rd . Ste 110, SouthMid Ml 48076

X-RAY TECHNICIAN Pen Ume tor orthopaedic ofltoe c slant salary and b a n e l M :

SUPERVISOR UTILIZATION MANAGEMENT

AmDulatory cara carMr seeking en experienced supervisor tor QA ft U R ExceBent opportunity tor t M nght candidate Accountable tor ed-rmniatanng coal containment. utS-aatlon management preoerMlca-llon a concunant review Mual M v a good communication 8 analytical skills ExceMant aaiary/banaflts

Do you relate waa with people? Oo you work effectively aa a team mem-ber? Do you aae youraa* m a haeltP pi'olaaaion? if eo. we went to t a * with you Pleaee phone to arrenge a conn

463-8320

SOUTHFIELO DENTAL OFFICE has fua tana openmga tor the toaowmg

. BUSINESS ASSISTANT • ASSISTANT . HYGIENIST

Ara ydu omhuaiaoHr and carlno wtth exxeBonl communlcllon akMs? Experienced with appomtmant book control and meuranoa? Do you en-loy a chaMnge m a patient-cantered ofltoa? Cel 423-9494

X-RAY TECHNOLOGIST Ful Time tor Fermmgton HBa radiology oftae Mammography aary Cal Unda.

504 Halp Wantad Off ica-Ckf jca l

ACCOUNT ADMINISTRATOR Faat-pacad Uvonia tood broker m need ol deiaH-ortented and o r g ^ ned mdNWuei Duliea lo ndude Pi oceeolng ol cuetomer orders typ-ing. 45 wpm and general ofllca du-ties. Sand reeume lo: TPC P O Box 3304, Livonia. Mi , 48150 Atr J S

An Equal Opportunity Employer

Growing computar M company Woking M ful t tor Experience required Sena re

requirement* avludlng seiery -eqi 2 1 2 M B^dgaSt

SoulhMM Mi 48B Attn Accounting

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT DynarTMC, naatt l l peraon with guoo typing aklla. some experience *

lo leem total operation inn a an opportunity tor lha nght per son to eiamtuaBy become operasaig manager Dedication to lot) la an portanl factor Cal tor interview pomtmsnt 313

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT™ ; National comrador teaks M y mel*-ber ol our teem ta aaettl Msraga^ our Lrvoraa o lMa mdMOual rnirf be organuad afUcienl capapia 01 making tsst-track dadskma mUng to lake on reeponaiwy ft [»saes* Ihe sixaty to pnorttne 8 meei dead line* Strong secretarial cM>cal 4 admnalrative sklle ers eeaentia ,. thai key poemon Pieeee supmit cm

ft salary history to _ n Raeourcea Admmisiraio.

Burdoo Group Inc , P O Box 1064 Travsrse ON. Ml 40885

An Equal Opoonunity Empk»y» AfHrmatrve Action Empioyar

ACCOUNTING CLERK For computerized accounting sys-tem. Fast growing company Duties Include RecondMlion. posting, vender contacts, months end dos-ing. Experience neoeesary Send raauma to P.O. Box 317 Novi. Ml 48378

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE' RECEIVABLE

Expariancad Permanent part-time Mon-Frl. 8:30am - 3.30pm Com-puter experience needed WordStar knowledge a plus Oewaon Area Cal l between 1 0 a m - n a m oi 4.30pm-5 30pm 583-2045

sand raauma to: Box 748 Ob-server ft Eccentric Newspapers. 38251 Schoolcraft Rd Uvonia. Michigan 48150

WARD CLERK (Contingent)

Seeking part Hma mdMdual tor t M Amtxkatory Surgery Department 30 hours 61 neatly. 9am-12 noon Mon thru Frt.

Pravloua Ward Clant axperlenoe on a madlcal aurgical unit pretorred Must have high achool iMpioma or equivalent, good verbal a communication ak lM

If qualified appty m person or aend to

Personnel Department Garden City Hoepnai 6245 N lnkster Roed

Garden C«y . Ml 48135 458-4277

An Equal Opporftmfty Employer

X RAY TECH Registered with Buoroecop^ft

Z Z Z Z t Z T " 425-5200

A C C O U N T S P A Y A B L E CLERK

needed tor permanent poeitlon m auburban firm Ful function experi-ence thru reooncHetlon ft analyM Lotus ft Librs s plu* Salary in high isena

Can or aand resume 10

ACCOUNTANTS ONE 24133 Northwestern Hwy Suite 202

SouthMid. Ml 48075 354-2410

Agency Fee Paid

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIST AN' Advertising specialty llrm neao professional wllh word proces»*.fc To 89 50/hr C a l Susan at UNIFORCE 473-293.

ADMINISTRATOR - SALES Growing computar islas'*— oc« compeny looking tor W a n . SsMi Admavstraior Word proceaamg a> periertca requwad Send raauma «• eluding sslsry raquirsment* to

21238 B-.dgs Street SouthMid. Ml 4B034

Attn Salss Admmntrallon

ADVERTISING'JR SECRET AR" Word procassmg sxperiencw neca* aary 7 50/tv lo atari C a l Rene at UNIFORCE 848-850 •

AN ABUNDANCE OF JOBS

Experienced Clerical Personnm rentty to graal damand throughcu" Metro Oetron

ACTIVE SECRETARY - mala or tomaM ior buay real estate office m SouthMid Good pay Pan time or ful lime Real aststa iicanae a pwa C a l Mr* Palna al 353- 7170

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - tor Fortune 100 OMson Must havs | ganarsl accounting akM. typing ft strong work etTnc Must havs ant disposition 8 M capabw ol working m a team environment Above market pay ft Denellta Sand raauma to D.F.I. 37732 HMs Tech Dr. Farmington H » Mi 48331

• Taismarkstsr*. sales s • Switchboard operator*. 20 » n « • RecaptKxiIsi nght rypmg • Word Procsasor*. Muni-Mats.

WordPerfect • Secrelanss. shorthsnd 70-80 wpn

CsH Now For Mors Detslls

528-8454

FUTURE FORCE. TEMPORARY HELP SERVICES

NEVER A FEE

BILLING CLERK tor SouthMk; ur» firm knowledge of Tsos * Woid Peneci helpful Non smokmo nfhco C a l Pat 356-5300

BOOKKEEPER Ful lime Busy 'eel sststs office M Farnwngton MM*

Ask for Ann B51-6700

t HOM€ & S€RVIC€ GUID€ a t 4 P . M . T U E S 0 A Y F O R T H U R S D A Y E D O ! O N / 4 P . M . F R I D A Y F O R M O N D A Y E D I T I O N T O M A C E Y O U R A O C A L L 5 0 1 - 0 9 0 0

• Aluminum Ctaaning

8 atop proca Frae EaBmaaas

AUTO PAINTER saaary. Apply at . Merriman

LDMtNUM or VKYL CLEANING Wkxmg* pemt relurt*ahing

4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0 EXTERIOR HOUSE WASHING

AMrHnum - Mnyl - brick i process Comm. Rea l.

684-4221

3R DAY Power Wi ffloM home. 550. Larger

i sightly Nonet Cal batora 8 1901 Mammoth M o M

081-1815

POWER WASHING rwmum Oaanrng ft Wsxmg irtok Cleanmj ft Seeing

Free Est - 423-5120

t Aluminum Siding ALCOA s o n g . T1*M ft GUTTERS

•aa. Aamrngs. Steel door* Frank 474-4300

ALL FAZE MODERNIZATION

15 Asphalt 27 Brick, Block, Camant

EAGLE ASPHALT CommVRaad1-Raaa-/Guar

423-5023 2 9 6 - 2 0 U

MAPSS, COMPANY Asphalt. Paving ft Saatooatmg

Res ft Comm Free Est 645-2088

MYERS ASPHALT CO naeurtaoa old dn.ewwys. new drtva-wsys. saphalt rapltrs. lenms courts 8 saelLUitlrifl Al work guaranteed

827-2012

TELSTONE ASPHALT PAVING INC RaaManUal. commercial. Frae arrtt-Mn sstmsta* Insured 8 ausran-taed 380-1763: 4S5-S8T3

THE JEFFREY CO. Black Top Paving

676-5630 O R

379-4800

BEST CHIMNEY CO

557-5595 BRICK. BLOCK ft CEMENT REPAIR Aaphaft OnvewsyVParttmo lots Waterproofing Res ft Comm. 893-7322 389-9098

BRICK OOCT OR Brick - Block - Camant

Repair* Porchas/Stepa/Oamnays 476-4181

27 Brick, Block, Caman t STONE MASON Also brick, block concrete lor construction or land-scspe Building t M bsst-Rxmg t M rest! Since 1964. Llc./ma. 358-8319

WESTLANO CEMENT - floor*, ga-rages, drfvswsys. patios, wslis. porches foundations. Bndc/block

Uosnssd. Bonded, maured Free Est - 478-4310-477-8192

33 Bldg. & Remodaiing

• C E M E N T REPAIRS • (Work Guaranteed/Pnoea to Pliasi)

Walk*, slabs, footings, steps Pallo, drive, A porch repair*

O B Const , 11 yr* 458-8449

CEMENT WORK RaaaonaPM Prtcas Spadekxing m removal ft replacement, drives, ga-raga Boors. s«c Free Eat 261-2618

C 8 G MASONRY 437-1534 Bnck Mason. Chimneys, Pstios

Prochss. Repair SpadaMl C r « g Lieartaad Contractor

24 Baaamant m a l a m i w n l i m w o i 0 r p f o o t t n g

ALL TYPES Of WATERPROOFING Guaranteed

Peter Maun- 478-1586

BASEMENT LEAKS REPAIRED

Aluminum & Viny l Siding, T r im

- & Gut ters 8 REPLACEMENT WINDOWS

ALL WORK GUARANTEED -FULLY INSURED • REFERENCES

LICENSED BUILDER ; C R E S T W O O D C O N S T R U C T I O N

553-2520

Drams ft Sump pumps raps* 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE

COBRA CONSTRUCTION A l Types ol Camam Work

n a si d saMl-Commsrcial Free Est Licensed ft Insured 506-4103

CONCRETE WORK NEW ft REPAIRS

Driveways. Osssmsnti, Porches Pane • ft Sktowalis

QUAUTY WORK Uc 532-5087

DOGONSKI CONSTRUCTION BRICK BLOCK ft CEMENT WORK

PORCHES CWIMNEYSS OR WAYS FREE EST 537-1833

474-8224

Tn

DRY BASEMENT FOR 20 YRS A l work done on maid a

Warranty Lie ft ma 642-3877

WALLY'S WATERPROOFING Free EaL, 28 yrs aap Summer Spec 30% oil a l types oe I ms 1-800-832-

27 Brick, Block, Caman t AAA BRICK REPAIRS

brie* pa Kng. pauos sids.sais 30 yrs aap Free i s l Cal Kan473-8003

AAA CUSTOM M I C K WORK Iparlalymg M al maaonry repairs 6

atoo I M I 8 porch repairs, brtck • ft gMoe Mock Free Est i s a l i e n k 477-0873

k i« .LJ8.a iM.

ACE CEMENT WORK I t

ft Pomt Tucking • Csl Tom 728-6*45

471-2600 ADVANCED PORCH 8 CONCRETE » • AS

15 427-6688

; AMERICAN ASPHALT PAVING CO

• t u b a w i

FTA436-8928

AFFORDABLE TOP OUALTTY 10 r j P o r c M e O a m -

»"(5eeks Ralmld hap an i, i Co

EMH CONTRACTING INC Cement & Masonary

-Smalt or larga

rfssi alltoeri

•Walerprookng «eekhoe work WORK MYSELF FREE ESTIMATE

348-0066

EXPERT CONCRETE WORK SAVE ttft DEAL DIRECT Flat wort brick porches toundeUone Slate

313-426-8323

Frank Vento Masonry ft Cement Co, Inc

• FOUNDATIONS a ADDITIONS a WATERPROOFING • DRIVEWAYS • GLASS BLOCK a BRICK, PATIOS a PORCHES

I Do My Own Work 35 Years Experience

FULLY LICENSED ft INSURED

A - Q U A N T U M • KITCHENS ft BATHS • FINISHED BASEMENTS • ALUM SIDING, ENCLOSURES • DECKS ROOFS, MASONRY • GARAGES. WINDOWS • WOOO PRIVACY FENCES • CUSTOM BRICK PATIOS B UC ft Ins Free Est

538-0241

33 Bldg. & Remodeling MARS BLDG CO Commercial Additions. Kitchen. Dormers. Rsc Room. Bath. Siding

538 -2BM

METRO HOME BUILDING CompMe home contractor,

Ucanaa s 13877. CaB

35

505-8641

MR. KITCHENS & MORE

• K I T C H E N ft B A T H - S P E C I A L I S T •

Birchcrefl ft Pwnear Catunatry CraftUna Window*

Free in-home Estimates Bank Financing

Lie. ft insured 20 Yrs Expananca

427-4442

40 Cabinetry ft Formica

Cabinet King 534-2330

• New or relaced • Manual cabinet* ft vanltys • Or custom bull by T M King • Formica or sold wood door* • Counter tops and vanity tops • Floors by Armstrong • Free m-home estimates

Absoluts Satisfaction Guaranteed A l phaaee of mt/exi rsmodslng

Kitchen, bath roofing, aiding etc All Pro Construction Co 553-4458

ADornoNS Garages decks, kitchen, roofing, siding, windows, ate Plymouth B own Heritage Home BiSlders mc For tree asts cal 451-2050

Addition* • Roofing • Foundations int ft Ext Renovations-15 Yrs Exp

Uc • ins • Ref • Free Est Great Lakee Construction 354-6820

A FAMILY BUSINESS

RON D U G A S BLDG. 5846 Crown - Livonis

• A PERSONAL TOUCH B KITCHENS, VANITIES. COUNTERS

BASEMENTS DOORS REPAIRS VINYL ft PELLA WINDOWS

Lie A insured 28 Yr Experience

421-5526

PLAN NOW FOR SUMMER FIX UPS Siding - (aluminum - vinyl), trim. rooMo. decks CompMe addi-tions uc- ft ms 423-5001 685-0386

REC ROOM KITCHEN 6 BATH SPECIALISTS All Remodeling Formica ft Lsmlnata

476-0011

OAKWOOO HOME IMPROVEMENT Specializing m

Kitchen ft Bathroom Remodeling -Cabinets • Counter Top • Ceramic T4e

55 Chimney Claaning, Building, Repair

55 Drywall 81 Floor Service

CHIMNEYS - PORCHES BRICK RESTORATION

RaOutft. Repaired Leafca Slopped. Tuck Pointing. Flaahmgs. Cleaned ft Scraaned Al Work Guaranteed Free Estimates Licensed Insured

828-2733

58 Clock Repair CLOCK REPAIR ALL VARIETIES Grandfather Wall. Manila Cuckoo Anniversary COMPLETE SERVICE

Ctock ft Wood ongmal 256-1581

CLOCKS CAN BE REPAIREO 18 yaar* experience

For free estimate, p i c k i * ft dekvery C a l Fred 371-8044

AAA CUSTOM CEILINGS Spray texture, rapalr /painting

522-0430 DRYWALL ft PLASTERING

New ft Rapav* Hand or Spray Tex-turing Acoustical Cal Uc Guar 30 Yr*. Exp 543-0712 682-7543

A-1 WOOO FLOORS We install *and ft Itrwah al types * wood floor* Cualom work a special rty For Free Estimate call 352-605H

471-2600 H * * 4 r«p«4f piaster ing taping, texlurtrmg vtucco

66 Electrical A ft A ELECTRIC

Ras ft Comm . breaker ft fuse panels, plugs, nolatioas Lie Low Prices Free Est Anytime 584- 7069

- Plumbing • Electrical

We do n ALL from star! to finish 595-3125

SIGNATURE WOODWORKS Custom furniture ft cabinet*

Woods ft lammatee Perfectionist ai design ft execution 872-7164

REPAIR ALL • INTERIOR/EXTERIOR I 41 CftTpatf Minor Repelrt • Maior RemodeBng

Free Est - Lie - insured Can Matt 474-3842

RESIDENTIAL 4 COMMERCIAL Full Service Contractor

R. L. WATSON • Cualom Hcimaa. Ramodakng • Custom Carpentry. Cabinetry • Kitchens, Batha. Decks • Design Senaca • immadtoM Starta For an accurate coal eetimet*

674-4926 or 920-5214 m o b M

CARPET CONTRACTORS, INC

Carpal, anoiaum. wooO t*e samp lee brought lo you. Frsa Est 442-7570

42 Carpet Claaning i Dyeing

61 Dackt-Patioa Sunrooma

BILL OKLER ELECTRIC Roe ft Comm - Uc ft Ins Specializing in old I

624-8713

A BEAUTIFUL CEDAR or Wolman-tzad Dack wfth FREE Stairs ft RaM

UC • ineurad• Frae Eat. 281-1614

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL DECKS Cedar or Wolmanaad

All C R aftamanatap Guaranteed Paktzer Construction. 442-7513

ABSOLUTE QUALITY! CUSTOM DESIGN DECKS

Superior Workmanship Uc ft Ins - Free Est

Cedar Springs Cons 628-5926

BOLL IN ELECTRIC Commareial-lndustrtai-Roe I

459-0070 . 459-6430

BEARWOOD INTERIOR? HARDWOOD FLOORS

SPECIALIST

We carry s fuH line ol hardwcoo flooring snd parQuet We install r * hruah repair ft oo ftneahed carpentry with trained personnel

COM ME RIC AL' RE SiOENT IAL LICENSED BUILDER

313-484-5916

CARPET TILE, LINOLEUM VINY1 Ceramic Tito. Wood Floors Floor

La'ieang ft Cepping Comm ft Res Jim Haggerty 937-3351

HARDWOOD FLOORS IrataBatlon. sanding finishing ft

repairs Commercial ft Residential Bryan Guy 582-4066

ELECTRICAL - Naw. Old or Repeir Reaidentiai or Commercial

An Electrical Company Contractor llcanaad C a l 24 hr 288-1687

ELECTRICIA N NEEDS YOUR WORK No (Oto loo email Celling tans 220 anas, spa* repair* etc C a l Gary 7 day*, at 427-1254

92 Furniture Finiahing ft Repair

FURNITURE'CABINET REPAIR - Repair Laminate • Acsiusi Doors

* Rep i *^ Hmgee • Her dwar* - C a i * 25 yrs Experience Joe 553 3 '58

AN ALPINE FRESH CARPET -steem cleaning service 2 rooms ft

1 na* 535 truck mounted equrpment Any sola »30 Any K a m i »25 Any chair 120 Peak ol clean 422-0258

BUCCIARELLI DESIGNER CUSTOM DECKS

Lie . ft ins 540-0070 871-7782

CEFAI BUILDERS

Building • Modernization Kitchen • Bath Specialist

363-7546 Free Est Uc /ms

R BERARO CO INC Kitcnene/Batn*/Counter Tops Cabinet a/Windows,'Addition*

Doors/Garagas-'Dscks/Sunrooma 581-8311 340-0584

SSS CARPET CLEANING Bonded I meurad Reasonable

Rates CommercM ft Reendenual raeaei 471-1861

COMPLETE REMODELING Commercial 6 Raatganoei

Duality Work Reasonable price* 477-7743 Work Myself Smew 1084

464-7262

• -..rings Panoa. Ga-•agee Lie . ma Frae Est 427 1543

ITALO Gar aga orvewwra p s M Garage

•A-1 PATRIOT ASPHALT ' (You can re* on ua)

4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0 C-«nTury AsptWlt Pa» Haaak eiaaaeoaang

- Raa. ecasawi-1 e l 68 -6>

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A n o e i o ' s S u p p l i e s odNCMETE REAf rTMa

4 I Q 2 Y D —

4 7 8 - 1 7 2 9 UNIVERSAL CEMENT

M r — t e 565-7479

COMPLETE RENOVATIONS

Reeld'l/Comm'l Lie ft tna LAHO CUSTOM BL OG 080-0180

VOORHEES BUILDING Aodttions Kitchens. Windows

CompMe Remodeling Uc ft Ina 3 ,5 -9081

39 Carpentry AOOITlONS • GARAGES

Basements • Decks - Porchee Homa improvement SoeciaHlis

PLANKS ft BOARDS CONSTRUCTION

522-3039

STEAM CLEANING SPECIALTIES Llvsng rm 125. Dlnk»g rtn 120 Famay rm 120 M m H O (Avaraoa rooms! 2 room mm 380-1731

44 Carpat Laying ft R e p a i r

A BEAUTIFUL beeament kitchen or am Big or smal Wa ara pi Otoe loneM Free eel Lioenaad. ineurad Coiviplaie Construction 477-7706

HOMESTEAD BUILDERS INC bath* addition* rac

ooma f p l f t c » m > n t w n d o w i M c t i Licensed mnC r*puta«e 477-3832

IT C O S T S NO MORE to g e t

1st c l a s s w o r h m a n s N p FINST PLACE WINNER ol . nao national awards. HAM-PTON has Dean saiMtylng

36 yr*

A 1 CARPENTRY Repeira io complete remodekng

Licensed ft ineurad Cal John 522-6401

CARPENTER ft CARPENTERS HELPER FOR HIRE

Ft* upa. Reiinids*^. Odd JoPe (Plymouth Araai 453-6611

AAA S IN INSTAL ft REPAIRS Pad avaMMa Al work Guaraniaad IMarancea 6 Yrs Expanenca C M Dave 421-8620

CUSTOM DECKS By Jknft Merk

Startmo at 15 par aq. R 3 0 y s axp 100* of r* l Free assign ft sal

522-3582

•it J C PRICE ELECTRIC Smal or large »o6s Free Est Senior Citizens discounts Licensed,'In* Cad 442-2401

NEED AN ELECTRICIAN? Raa ft Comm Fair Pnce* Free Est Violations. Sarv Changes. Pools

946-2000

REPAIR ft RE FINISH FURNITURE Any type oI Caning ano Rush

661-5520

96 Garages

Garage Door B o t t o m Rust Cor rec ted .

Sava-A-Ocor 2 0 5 - W

CUSTOM DECKS 19 YRS EXPERIENCE

LICENSED ft INSURED CALL. 423-5091 or M5-0388

ROWE ELECTRIC ft SUPPLY Electric Contracting ft Suppkea

Reeldential • Commeroei 33020 Van Bom. Weyns • 721 -4080

CUSTOM WOOD DECKS Licianaart Buader - Free EsUmatee

C a l Mart 474-8067

DECK-IT CUSTOM WOOO DECKS Deeigned ft (MR by Ron Cauaay

SPEEDY ELECTRIC Commarciel/raaldenllal M o d agnt mg. bucket truck eve* kgnt lt> turee circuits edded computer ca CURS emergency kgntmg 437 7887 464-1035

69 Excavating

GARAGE DOORS & OPENERS

We sen ft service, na make* of gar age doors ft Openers

A* work guar Par's K lebr»-

• We'll beat your best dea« Ineurence wor* Cine dav aer r»c.

• SAVE MONEY « FREE ESTIMATES

SHAMROCK DOOR 53* <

CARPENTRY ANO REMOOELMG 1 seen isr Is kitchens, doors, S I M senna ft roots Maaonry repew 25 'rt l i t , Sol Const mc 737 0345

AA CARPET REPAIR ALL TYPES OF REPAIRS

SAME OAY SERVICE ALL WORK GU ARANTEED

626-4901 MASTER CUSTOM INSTALLER

20 'EARS EXPERIENCE Carpel, tfnyl and Wood^Ftoor*

C endues shown m yoa home C M Don Boyte ei 421-8411

0ECK SALE •» OFF FREE GAS GRILL

As tow as 16 50 par aa fl wvfeeme Bldg Co mc 358-7082

DECKS Any Sua. Any Style

Uc/me Cel John 522-5

CARPENTRY FINISH OR ROUGH AddNlone KRcMn*. DryvM. d o -seta Pantnae Baaemanta. Decks

N o * * ' o o enter Lie 522-2583

55 Chimney Claaning, Building, Repair

DECKS A GAZEBOS LiceneM ft r e n d • Free Eat

451-2506

LUMBER " 1 " D E C K S Lat * deelgn your one ol a k m *

DON PARE FINISH CARPENTRY

AAA CHIMNEYS • ft

2 Expan Masor

eaiv- aies Cal Randy

SUNROOMS PATO ENCLOSURES

alaae unR* a i skeCf i Ineured Joe 422

HAMILTON BUILDERS Cell 55®-5500 24 hrs.

JUDGES S CARPENTRY ane Be»iroome •

Decks ft rsmps 36 year*

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L i C I M ?Syr« Exp

3 1 3 - M 1 - M 6 6

CHIMNEY IT" DIRECT No mddM -nam • netoi eieei ft eiorwi doora

• Cleaned'Leake Ftaad M S • Senior Ctaoount. t day aan

Guaranteed Best Price'

4 7 1 - 9 1 1 2

Chimneys Witi^beat a n y p r i c e !

S3 Drapariaa Slipcovers/C Ing

CUSTOM WINDOW TREATM8NT9

EXCAVATING POOLS TRENCHMG Sewer Weter Lmee

Parking Lots, drama Septic Tanas Reeeonatae Liceneed 138-8731

LOADED SACKHOE BULLDOZER

9ft Graenhouaea SUNROOM «ACTORY~RAlClt

June Oeck Topper Sper.«ei Easy ael- ineiM Iree menuei ft semmei CALL NOWI 823

Swimming Pooia. Concrete- Stump Removal. Land Clearing. Tn

Gredmg INSURED 671-2184

99 Gutter*

SEWER GRADING ft DIRT HAUL -OR

Ho ion too big No to* loo m d C M 453-4830

AAA GUTTERS New or Repeir ed Sceened Feaoa Boer a t Roo'

. C M 255 54«

72 Fences

AA A GUTTERS New or Repeneo Screened > u u > Board ft Ro«y

C M m

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C e l 533 9309

QUALITY FENCE COSAPARV Chem Lma - Wood Fencmg

Deck Hole OrtBeig • Dog • CALL 477 835.1

71 Firewood ABSOLUTELY SEASONED

cord 4 *8 *16 -11 3 or more MO each Free D M at i Cam on A

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FIREWOOO ft COAL od ft Bwch

SoR ft Herd Coat

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543 9196 e c o n o m y i

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AS* ABOUT OOP SF-EOAl RATE ON ARV FULL a tSTk l lAT IO ia

fisarviiasi Gutter* Renews Cleenintt. Screening

SR O T ^ E N S CMC FftEE r s J 474-8810

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BEST CHIMNEY C O

557-5595 Lie 6 ms Since 1075

THA TOtER CONSTRUCTION

W n d o e R v o o R R L

471-2600 *

11 Floor Service A BETTER FLOOR SARONG JOR

OSd Moors o x sper Jetty Stam a o n , m e m * ia, done Aleo new aoor* maleMd 477 7738

A SMWtMG REFL ECTON ON YOU"

102 Handyman Hale/Female

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Ouaaty • vokjaTke irwRtcha 7 14- 2001

r*> «t at

MICk ft DAGO MAINT f NANt.F

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904 I M p

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Slept* Corp. 11004 FanMnglcai R8. L N O l M M M i a O

AOMMMTRATIVE ASSIST ANT

AUTO DEALER Laroa a i M I M n M e tor

SACK TO SCHOOL SACK TO WORK

TOP WAGES FOR YOUR SKILLS

OMoa poaiuone ei alaMa lor a l ol

5 0 4 I M p W «

O f f k ^ C i a r i c a i

M M M M wpm S M M 10 M r knowledge Great workmg oorv*-

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CLERICAL Long and R o n M m aaaignments ea a M as lempoteri to paiatanaiit po-Mtmnt open lor O M t / T y p M . RaoniaonNI. Data Entry C M * and Wwdprwaaaori WcdPertact 5.0 CALL DYNAMIC F C O R l £ 4S4-8SOO

C L E R I C A L (Part-Time, 4 Deys)

Permenent pari M t a n i S c i t i aMa lie i u f i n i i m ttaauMU I •Md ofltoa. Dutkee oonaM ol

504 Halp Wi 0 f f k * - C l a d c a i

CUSTOftMR SERVICE Rapieeents •ve - BMiaiMirail I t large commar-CM ana P ft C tnamenra lor agency

2004. tun W a l l M 48037

AoooiatRng Hours f. 9rourK!

1.30pm. M M acftathM. M CLERICAL/PART - T M E

P.O. SO* 2227 SOUTHFIELD M 48037

I lasr M i l Ftang copy-vat dwbaa. deavery of

CLERK NEEE IEO tor I M Oma goner-al otltce work m Troy Mual lave ax-caBent nurra ncel 6 mpnewirtel akM. UgM /pmg ft varloua office

reoulrad tar eMhiMeage xanpeneeted C M

640-4454 exl 503 An EquN Opportunity Employar

SECRET ARIES/TYPtST S WORD PROCESSORS CLERKS RECEPTIONISTS OtATA ENTRY OPERATORS

OVERTIME PAY, HOUOAY PAY. BONUSES. TEMP-MEO INSUR-ANCE

Lnonia 484-2100 SouthMid 352 -1300

SNELLING TEMPORARIES

NEVER A FEE

CLERK TYPIST Birmingham R M EMail 0 ment m t neede IndMdtM lor typ-ing. Mng. enewermg phonea er-

BOOKKEEPER Large properly menagement com-pany located m 3ouOi»eil Me

to Bookkeeper P O SoulMMd M . 48008

BOOKKEEPER/Ra oper Experience m Accounts Par-able. Accounts rtaoatiaWa. counting thru MnancM M a n a i l . compuM tenant negotiation 8 col-lection Muat nave proper agement background Send IO P O Boa 180784. U M . Ml 48314

An Eouel Opportunity Employer

BOOKKEEPER Thru Trial Balance. Payro* Taaee. computer aserata SouthMid ec-countmg offlce A I M Ipm 353-4347

CLERICAL Full ft pen time posi-tion* lor daytime, avenmga ft week ends Experience Jeered ScMh-Hek3 erse C e l 580-5320

CLERICAL •IRce aapartt i background

222-0315

CLERICAL - Pan M i a . 3 day* at Lone Pma 4 Woodward oMca ISM PC-Word Procaaamg or Real Es

Donation Expananca p t e M i M 14-6 per hour Pleaee c M 842-2000

DATA ENTRY

Growth oriented manufacturer •s t in a parson s « i 6 moutfia to 2 yrs numeric data entry em PoaMon reourea attention

0 Boa 5545. Ptymoulh. 48170

DATA ENTRY ON PC Muat M experienced 8 Have good

M 50 par hour Apply m paraon WORKBENCH 36015 O M i d M . U v o i M

DATA ENTRY M t S

lor _ . aed date erWry derka 36 a « m fypkig Lono-term si i lg -manta In Uvonia, AynwuMi. and

ARBOR TEMPS 45»-116« OMPLAYWRITE fV

Fortune 500 Up to UO.OOO/yaar C M Sueen el UMFORCE 548-8500

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY To $30,000

Cai ear opportunity lor experienced

ARBOR TEMPS 45»-116« EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

For M r a III i ts company loealad m Faimkigton Hea m.nedMs open-ing lor aspartanced mdMdual with atrong organizational, eecratertei and comrr*irvceOone t k M Pro8-ctancy m woidPeriect. Lotus, etc.

p a i llo an iked Hea Mt 48303-2000

Affk matfve Action Employer

504 Help Wanted O f f i c e - C l e r i c a l

Inventory Control Order Processing C*srh

entry order eapeOmng and or-n tinsnina reebonartMMe m a

eend raeume mcktdmg aaMy

ASStf TANT VICE PRESIDENT FITNESS MANAGEMENT CORP

P O BOX 2860 FARMINGTON HILLS. Ml 48333

« THERE anyone oul there a*io knowe shorthand? We pey lop M lor secreienee with Word l- eeam g/shorthand Expe muat C a l Pat at ETC T

LAW OFFICE haa mg

I paralegal »ed ft Frt duoea Pan nma. Mon . Wed

Aak lor Tracy at 3&5-0000

GENERAL LEGAL & OFFICE SECRETARY - For SouthMid general practloa Urm 50 wpm. 2

C experience reqiAred WordPer-usmeCl i .Ce l 350-0080

GENERAL OFFICE Flexible, pen-time 20-25 firs wk Ftong ft I g M typing Bluuiiiflald H M araa. C M Audrey 851-7218

GENERAL OFFICE CLERK Farmington H M Wholaaalt dMrtou-tor a looking lor a lu l ume general olltoe derk Plaaaa apply m person at. 23075 Raasarch Dr .

DATA ENTRY OPERATOR. M i M i a AJpM numeric experience Good telephone personalty Oood Mne-01s. Fermmglon 476-1700. ext 230

DATA ENTRY jency m Troy erek

I Suem Mon. - Frt 8 30-5. 313-583-7730

DESK TOP PUBLISHING CMeengmg M l or pen Ume poemon with a Uvonia puMehmg company Advamamg/grapmc an experience s plus 425-7030

DATA ENTRY OPERATORS

HELP - ChKJran s wear manufactur-er looking lor the loMelng Ful or pan tane office Help to type. IS* an-swer phones Some knowtedge of computers vary helpM - Aleo

A l aroimd parson to work in our ra-ta l ouMt store end do e m e ol ev-erythmg CaB Lmde al

HIGH SCHOOL PERSON to do off-ice work lor downtown Bainlnghem Reenor 2-3 hrs per day after school ft n c i x t n g Summer Con-tecl Joan NMeon 644-6700

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT FMdtle 10-15 hours per weak Must nave own car lor errands Maaaga rsimouraed Typing, generel clerical. WordPerfect t k M e pluk 851-5340

poneoon tor errand* RICHARD K. ROSEN

RE/MAX rn T M H8N 600-2040

1.000 keystroke* rmrwncm Work m the Fermmgton enaa.

ENTECH SERVICES. INC.

737-1744

INSURANCE AGENCY eaeklng ex-pariancad Reception!*! / Typi*t Sand reeume lo: P O Box 20M. Fermmgton H M 48333-2000

LEGAL SECRETARIES Experienced tor pet wanerk 8 tem-porary aeaUnment* Tn-county

ALL FEES EMPLOYER PA®

JOANNE MANSFIELD

Legal Personnel 362-3430

Help Wantad Of l toe -C le r i ca i

j04 Halp Wantad

L E G A L S E C R E T A R I E S

10 (1

M X f V t * EMPLOYER PAID HILLS TROM & ROSS

AGENCY. INC. 8 2 « - « i e a o R 9 e i - a 4 i 5

LEGAL SECRETARY

LEGAL SECRETARY M u a i i y p e 7Se*m Muat know WordPertect. proof raat 0am-3pm

LEGAL SECRETARY tor t Troy I

Office Mgr. PC M M Ml 48013

LEGAL SECRETARY Troy ofltoa needs eacreiery with leoaI 6 generel auuuuiMig background Saorotarlal duM* . p r a M knowledge ol M8 Works 8 DAC Eaay. legal axperv

lo: IC C.. a 116, Troy, Ml

LEGAL SECRETARY needed lor Bmtwigriam law I rm with 2 yrs. ex-perience m mgadon Knowledge o( WordPerfect neceeeery Cal Judy

LEGAL SECRETARY/ FAMILY L A W

Expanenca neoeesary (WordPerfect 5.1V SouthMid Town Center

I 357-4688

LEGAL SECRETARIES NEEDED

ft pan Time. Troy law firm, non smoking C M Barb: 641-7800

LEGAL SECRETARY Experienced

Personal mkjry firm SouthlMd C M 537-6400

LEGAL SECRETARY -m medical malpractice 8 peraonal injury Excelari salery SouthlMd area 358-0100

LEGAL SECRETARY lor SouthMid Law Firm Personal inMy. generel law and W or Opened expananca re-quired Salary commeneurale «*th experience Cel Jeennine. 353-3800

LEASING CONSULTANT Experienced Frl - Mon deneal

LEGAL ASSISTANT PART T iME

Muat M energetic ft person-

Evenings 8 Saturdays Sand raeume to Hiring Pertner 23046-48 Michigan Ave Deerborn Ml 48124

LEGAL SECRETARY Experienced tor Fermmglon HM* law V m Pleas em working o o n * tione lor non-emoker Muat nave ex perienca m amrd proceeemg. Seiery beeed on experience 400-1444

LEGAL SECRETARY needed tar teat peoed SouthlMd law Urn. aa pertanced ft organized onhr. Sano reeume ft aalary hMOry lo Boa 700 Attn Personnel. Observer ft Eccen-tric Mew *p apery 38251 Schoolcrafl

LEGAL SECRETARY For general I f aMnn and o lew V m CMMnglng pooktan tar

lenced end a M cauaiMail per-wkh WP S I knowledge Send

M y aaponallori to. to 8 Mycneicnry-r.

37000 Grand RNer Ave . SMte 340

Supcft Oarfc. P SoulhMW. ML.

spcmeMe paraon s *R good typmn Mng 8 phone MtM. to wort wrtt computer ft rwurenoe M K c a l ben-

OFF1CE ADMBRSTRATOR • com

person tar

portunlty Seiery and sume Mr Mr HuR, 33*08 t Rd Lrvorvk. Ml . 48152

C * F C E ASSIST ANT

ny Good | Z ^ e m S l * ' Hmr" M is and eON 30 hours R

OFFICE/CLERICAL ou0> ofkee

e good oompuaw e k H T l efOtuM BC/BS Me. prof-

cents pieeee appRr M Venlure Industrie* 48301 Port St . Plymouth 450-3000

Of*ce-C*arical PAYROLL/ACCOUNTOaO CLERK

aiaaie M i mttmtmtom For mtar-new c M Karen al 113-400-1400

PART T M E RECERTIOMST M smal au j IWMg office PI m a m

lOem-JpmFn or Tuaa 364-5810

RECEPTIONIST Troy enorrvey* Pan M s Hotaa 1-5 30pm. Mon I n Frt 16 an M s * to M t Taking appfcaRowa now tor

RECEPTIOMST

m person Non Mocve 21530 8 6 0 Mkt

Mia, afternoon* i to 5 30 pm PreetUo<N. Irlendhi Bkm Lew CMos EaceMnt Setary Non smoker C M

RECEPTIONIST lo 118500 2-6 yrs

RECEPTIONIST

Phone s k M and typing a mu« Send raauma W P O Boa 3324 Farwangton HMs. M 48333-3324

P O 48314

904 I M p Wanted"

1 - 2 - 1 , i n c l u d i n g ^toreustty ig

peny m Fermmgton HMs TMa mmm ance and computer axperlenoe I M p M Send raaume lo. I l l r n d tan T I M Co Attn A K M , 822 C , Grand Rarer Hon i l . M 48*43 _

RECEPTIONIST

Mapnone ft typing akM. e«h vie saaty to hendM e venaty ot generel

anted tor fua time poaMon m a buay SoiMBNd a s oR toe Experience raRund Einal int Mnafl ts Setary la nagokalM C M

C«* 642-8686

SALES ASSISTANT oonal corporation aaaka i n * I M tor faat-pacad Detroit eMaa ad- '

OFFICE HELP pen nme ano lul tkna Apply 32730

OFFICE MANAGER

NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE

UVONIA BASED T I M Compwvy looking M Ctoekig Secretary Pareorte eCM to partorm a l ctoang r*MMd dutiee need ordy spplv

464-4171

MANPOWER

compaM. m Oak Park MuM have

sMaTtor toot1 m o m o J B C r s z z dreee ok . Houra ara M-F . 0OO-5 30pm Sand rapBee lo P 0 Box 2156. Detroit. Ml 40221

OFFICE RECEPTIONIST Roan experience Fortune 500 To 17 50/hr lo start C M %*T< at UNIFORCE 648-8500

• Qeneral Ofltoa Oarks Free awrd piooaeamg treksng avel-abM I ^usM.a riscekenl fnnge

eRts. CM tor an appt.

LIVONIA - 482-0024 MARKETMG SECRETARY-

mg uuaipany- Lolus. WP 5.0 axperv ncsasari Good typing and

iizallonai organizalk skills required

P O Box 0088. Farmlnglon HMa. Ml 48333-0088

MARKETMG SECRETARY 01 M o n ol laarlrg national oorpora-

moaphara To IB/hr Cal Sara al UMFORCE 367-0036

Rd . uvoma. Mchigen 48150

LEGAL SECRETARY. For a M . 1 yr

lypmg required Word Proceeemg ft. Oood phone skee helplU 647-7871

MATURE PERSON tor cMrtcel wortt mdudee telephone enessorlng. typ-ing, Mng. 8 I M aMRy lo uee 10-key LMulalOT Kno'eaedg* oI ftalan len-guega a piue. C M bat aeon Sam-12 noon. 477-17-10

OFFICE ASSISTANT Pert t n a No lypmg Fermrgon

OFFICE ASSISTANT Uvorae PuMeNng Co eeek* a "j0

eat amploiae tor Maphtirn. o ier pi ULieeMig, oorreepondence fli/ti-t PC knowledge e muet. 425-T 30

PART TME SECRETARY tar bupy real aetata office m downtown Plym-outh Hours 0 em - 1 pm Monday thru Friday Mual type al leeet 50 wpm end have good telephone

a 451-5400

PAYROLL CLERK wtth ADP ft ac-counong experience lor rael eetste dPMopar. eend raauma lo Control-ler. 27600 Northwaatam Hwy «200. SouthMid. Ml. 40034

PAYROLL CLERK Looking lor IndMduM M comput-er knowledge to work n payrsd da-o e m M Muet have good dancai s k M ft Pkyrol expenenoe Orgere-taoon imponant C M Cerol

RECEPTIONIST GENERAL office outtae kght ecctrg Lotus 1-2-3 I WordPerfect 5 0 r q M M benefits c M tor appomf-

868-6155

RECEPTIONIST /TYPBT Muet be moovesed wMi phone M M 6 typing skfla 3-6 yeer* expenenee Send ree to ASL. 24435 Heeieed RO . F, ington HMs. Ml 48336

RECEmOMST,'SECRETARY - pan oma - Mon, Tuaa only tor Btaom-

51 ft

RECEPTIONIST 40 firs s weak. P C experience reouved Data Entry ft eiicialanl recapOOfiM M e needed Send reeume ft cover letter lo

NANCY LENNOX 470 Church Rd BtamriBsId H M Ml 48303-0601

Or C M 644-5210

Saturdays VeqMrM Cal BR* ba- sronal norvemokmg oflkaa, secured reeer l0am-2pm only a t 348-7230

nance nti:eeeao C M S s S 5

daphone. general ofltoe 6 word pi anaeemg Send r»-eume to Personnel Menager 838 W Long LMe Rd.. SuM ' 2 5 0 B ioomlMd'HM ML, 4*302

RECEPTIONIST/GENERAL OFFICE Ful tame poMtton. DuRaa n M r

typeig. » n g . 1 spacM prot-only to Ofltoe

Manager 23428 Industrie! Perk Ct ' imvngton HNe. M . 48335

An EqsM Opportunity employer

proceeemg Send reewn

RECEPTIONIST.T>A TA ENTRY

RECEPTIONIST/OPERATOR tor large leal peoed traval company m SoufhAato Muet be experienced on Roan C8X ft ebie to hendN meny •nee el the aeme tane Work m e buay InarMy Miiuephere C M Me Green beteeen 2-5pm only. HMHF TRAVEL 827-4060

RECEPTIONIST Muet be aueMed fud-ome work SouthMid ere* 355-2742

oMca and compuM experience Muat type minimum 40 wpm Fnendfy telephone voice Send raaume ta. ECA. mc P 0 Boa 448. Plymouth Ml 48170

I

parking aiceawit pay end I Send reeume won seiery

I IO: HUMAN RESOURCES

JIC Ptquene

SALES SECRETARY — tieekaig mature person M Mdt"

w i -

to 2 *20 Slaamboal Sprmgs.

• SALES SECRETARY amokmg c*

hour* Typung 40 epm and abdRy lo "" with other* * muet: Send

Secretary P O t 300. S o w M M d . M . 4*037

SECRERTARY/RECEPTIONIST

SALES SECRETARY tor buay manu-facturers i epi eeenistlve* offlee Word prgceeeme * sn.eaenl phone I d a required Cel Connie lor

855-0022

» PERSON FRIDAY Muet type eoa»MM| Computer ex-perience. good

ty FuB time hourly poemon Excel-

so to Bo* 750 Obeerver 1 Eccen-tric newspaper*. 38251 Se*ioolcrafl Rd , uvoma. Mtahigan M iSO

PERSONNEL ASSISTANT Entry level poeRton Appdcant mtaka ft teetmg Phones, typing 35 wpm Long term M t t p o f y

ARBOR TEMPS 459-1168 RECEPTIONIST csenL paopie OPTOa«TRIC

tor

ice a plus Ful tkne Piiiaaa ofltoe. dc own Fermkigton 477-18**

RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY

CANTON AREA Muet be ebM to travel beteeer Canton ft Troy W » turn pei it tenant Muet know WordPerfect 5 0. have good gremmer Excekent beneBts Cel Cerol 680-0OBO

MGM

RECEPTIONaT FuB-time puMlcn sd» Plymouth law

menner U(F« office work Send re-

Boa 754, Obeerver 6 Eccentric Newepeper* 38251 Schoolcraft

48150

SECRETARY non-proBt orgsnoaBon n eon earn WordPerfect snd

Buey Troy 0 ^ 5 '

SECRETARY

RECEPTIONIST Uvone eree C M Bern-1 lam Thurs -Frt tar eppolntment

458-2848

: pert nme Joe m a r t u p o t i g tor j

RECEPTIONIST (PART TME) 16 PER HR

opanmg Ir Lrvoma con- v w m a o c e MUBa. be caoaBe truction company ejuLdiaii' phone & rwvMng e esde variety Ot duMe a k M . aght rypmg. Pertact ta co-op —

RECEPTIONIST /SECRETARY Ful time 6am-6pm Send reeume to BF1. Attn ControMr 2445 Brown. Onon. Ml 46350

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Thursday. August 29. 1991 OAE

School design: academic, my dear architect

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By Doug Funk* staff writer

Coming up with a plan for a house to satisfy just one family can pro-vide enough challenges for an archi-tect.

So consider what's involved in trying to design a building to accom-modate some 1,800 high school stu-dents, 160 teachers and support staff, and the community at large, which also will use the facilities and foot the bill.

Architects like C. William Bnibak-er, a partner at Perkins & Will in Chicago, know what it's all about. His firm designed the new Troy High School now under construction at Long Lake Road, and Northfield Parkway.

"You analyze the site and the neighborhood and you also analyze the educational needs — those two things are the primary form genera-tors," he said.

"We met with dozens and dozens of teachers, community groups, board of education, students and ad-ministrators to find out what is going to be taught and how it's going to be taught," Brubaker said. "That determines space needs."

"Community input is very import-ant," added Lowell Crandall, execu-tive director of auxiliary services for the Troy schools. "Recognizing from the outset it's a community building, we wanted to hear what they had to say."

P L A N S A D V A N C E D f r o m schematic design to design develop-ment, working drawings, construc-tion bidding and now the work itself.

The highlights: o Two academic wings, one of

three stones, the other two stories nearest a residential area graded so that they appear not as high.

o Sectionalization so that gyms, pools and locker rooms are clustered at the opposite end of the building from the academic wings, fine arts classrooms are placed near the audi-torium, and the library and cafeteri-as are centrally located and easily accessible from all points.

• A spire at the main entrance pinpointing administrative and coun-seling offices.

• An integrated audio/visual communications system.

• A curved library wall to get away from a box look and a series of outdoor steps built off the library to produce an amphitheater.

• Three kinds of exterior brick treatment to give the building a less massive appearance.

o Air conditioning in classrooms.

BUT THAT'S not all

There's lighted parking for nearly 750 cars.

The athletic facilities — a football s tadium/track, three practice foot-ball fields, three baseball diamonds, three softball diamonds, a practice soccer field and eight tennis courts — will be placed on the 72-acre site well west of existing residential sub-divisions.

The school is scheduled to open.in the fall of 1992. ConstrucUon costs are estimated at $35.5 million.

J im DeLage is an assistant super-intendent on tbe building site for Barton Malow, construction mana-ger

"The first view of the building as you approach is unique — it's not a typical box design," he said. "They have some curvature, some design. They have three kinds of brick. That's eye appealing and impressive right off the bat. That carr ies right through the building. There's a lot of openness.

"My personal thought is what a nice atmosphere to learn in," De-Lage continued. "I think there's a lit-tle something here for everyone. It 's more a college atmosphere than high school."

BRUBAKER SAID his f irm has designed a half dozen high schools in the last few years.

"I think the (Troy) building has more the spirit of a college and less the feel of an old high school," he said. "We're trying to make this a good academic environment.

"Noise of the gym is away f rom the library. You cluster a r t and mu-sic around a big auditorium. Shops also are in the arts wing with acous-tical separaUon. The dining area opens onto a beautiful terrace.

"Troy High School is going to have a nice entrance tower," Brubaker said. "At a lot of schools, you don't know where the main entrance is. You get dozens of visitors every day."

A naturally sloped amphitheater off the library probably will become a noon Ume gathering place and may prove attractive for an occa-sional class or low-key artisUc per-formance, Brubaker projected.

And why only 800 auditorium seats in a school that will service some 1.800 students? "It makes for a much nicer theater," he said. "And it's more economical,"

Assemblies can be held in the main gym, which will seat 3,000.

Windows — large and expansive in the library and cafeteria, moder-ate in the academic wings, quite small in the gym to non-existent in the auditorium — are more decora-Uve nowadays than necessary for light, Brubaker said.

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An a r t i s t ' s r e n d e r i n g d e p i c t s t h e t o w e r s n d m s i n e n t r s n c e w i t h s d m i n i s t r s t i v e o f f i c e s s t t h e n e w T r o y High S c h o o l . T h e s i t e

p l s n , wi th t h e s c h o o l s h s d e d in r e d , s h o w s t h e p h y s i c a l I syou t of sll f a c i l i t i e s o n t h e 7 2 - a c r e p r o p e r t y .

THE INTRA - BUILDING commu-nications system for the new Troy High goes way beyond a PA system between central office and individu-al classrooms.

"A teacher can come into the li-brary and say, 'Tomorrow at 10 a.m.

show the tape on birds.' At 10 a.m., she can hit a button on the panel and the film starts showing (in the class-room)," he said.

Educators and architects appar-ently have made an interesting dis-

covery in recent years. "Schools aren't just schools any-

more, they're community centers." Brubaker said. "You have to be more sensitive to adult needs You need better night lighting, better se-curity, a better relaUonship between

building and parking "Schools are concrete, brick and

steel beams. The way you assemble them is where good design comes in. You can design well or in an ordi-nary manner It (construction) will cost the same." he said

'90s decor: paring down to mirror economic weakness (AP) — Nancy Novogrod gives her

readers more than a window on the design world. As the editor-in-chief of HG magazine, she opens the doors to some of the world's most interest-ing residences.

The slick, chic magazine, whose 40-something readers have a median income of $90,000. is billed as "the authority on design. decoraUon and style."

"We aren't driven by those reader statistics," Novogrod said. "We have many readers in their 20s and 30s as well as in their 50s and 60s They're sophisticated and interested in de-sign"

Current trends go under the mag-nifying glass in HG, much like a mu-seum curator examines his speci-mens But Novogrod readily admits the magazine does more than report and record trends

BY CHOOSING which designers and houses to feature, the editors make the magazine a trend setter with the ability to change the way decorators, and the Americans who hire them, think.

Novogrod brings it all into focus, matter of factly. by saying the "90s will be characterised by a scaling or paring down and pulling back In de-cor, mirroring the tight economic t i m e

"My bouse has to function as a family home, with some formal as-pects but with places where we can be comfortable, too,'" Novogrod said

Knickknacks and crowded table-scapes are disappearing. The num-ber of furnishings in a room will be

sparer, too, to create a more open feeling. Fed up with crowding, we want to spread out again.

"Every piece will bold its own, rather than being a generic uphol-stered sofa or chair. Gilded chairs or mirrors will be more important than ever for accent pieces because they'll stand out more when there are fewer things around them." No-vogrod concluded.

The move away from very crowd-ed. chintz-covered rooms and expen-sive window treatments with ela-borately draped fabrics and dangling tassels, as well as sofas nearly concealed by assorted throw pillows, is a natural response to the excesses of the 1980s

"The Marie Antoinette approach just doesn't work," Novogrod said The same movement means the fad-ing of the English country look, ac-cording to the editor-in-chief, who acknowledges that although she is tired of it, it still works on the East Coast

NOVOGROD. WHO attained ber editorial post three years ago this month, has had a sharp design focus for substantially more than a dec-ade. first as executive editor at Clarkson Potter (where she was re-sponsible for their highly successful series of illustrated design-lifestyle books), and then as HG senior editor developing feature ideas and over-seeing the decorating and gardening departments of the magazine

She's in a position to see new fab-rics. textures and furnishings every day But she avoids the temptation

'Remember that styles do change. Pick something because of its comfort and because it appeals to your own tastes. A home that is conceived to meet the needs of people who live there, with some elegance and some comfort, will age well.'

— Nancy Novogrod

to change her surroundings with eve-ry trend that comes along. ' T m not a perpetual fixer-upper

"One of the problems I've seen in decorating is that I see so many things I like I know, however, that before I would have time to incorpo-rate them, they'd be cliches Besides, change is disorienting when the whole idea is to be comfortable in your surroundings "

She admits she lived with "a lot of red paisley and chintz, with yellow and red walls" and lots of clutter for nearly 15 years before she tired of it and followed her own vision of the future

TODAY, SHE AND her attorney husband and two children (ages 8 and 11) live In an apartment deco-rated in soft creams and beiges There are simple blue silk curtains and a few interesting pieces like a French Dtrectoire desk, neo-classi-

cal chairs covered with leopard-pat-terned silk velvet and an ottoman with gilded ball-and-claw feet. Of the more open look, she say*. "What I love is that I can look mo.e closely at the things I do have "

She's almost as likely to find those interesting accents at flea markets as she is by using the services of a decorator

"1 love to go to flea markets be-cause it's satisfying to find things that have value for the way they look, rather than for their expensive pnce tags "

But don't flea-market acquisitions add to clutter

"No." said the admitted collector of everything from English 18th- and 19th-century porcelain to 20th-cen-tury ceramics and silver "People are simply more careful and selec-tive about what they buy and dis-play." she said

She schools readers in selecting

furnishings that will last at least five years, preferably 10. "Buy wisely, start with a color scheme, a great fabric, a rug or a great piece of clas-sical furniture and go from there "

SHE REVIEWS design decades as quickly as a person can pull down a shade

"Extremes of any style, like whale bones and bustles of early fashion, don't age well The 1970s minimalist look was something of a straitjacket that isn't easy to live with. Tbe 1980s version of English country house is a very decorative look that has been overdone Today. Regency and Vic-torian decoraUve looks will be the next to be overdone When a look is too identifiable, it doesn't age well, either.

"When choosing your furnishings, remember that styles do change Pick something because of its com-fort and because it appeals to your own tastes A home that is conceived to meet the needs of people who live there, with some elegance and some comfort, will age well "

Adding a few easily identifiable antiques or quality reproductions will add interest, but avoid recreat-ing a particular historical period "Unless you have the help of a deco-rator or a great sense of the era. this is a good way to get into trouble^ Novogrod said

Mixing periods isn't without its pitfalls, either An American country table in a Louis XIV room would clash.

Although it's possible to rede-corate successfully without the help

of a professional, about two-thirds of the homes featured in HG have been professionally decorated In some cases, the decorator is the architect who designed the home

"SELECT A decorator on the basis of referrals If you visit a friend's home and learn that he or she em-ployed a decorator, ask for the deco-rator 's name Look at magazines to find designers' work you like Ask to see pictures or scrapbooks of homes they've done and speak to two or three before making your choice Consider personalities, too. because redecorating can turn out to be a very trying collaboration." Novo-grod said

No matter whether you hire help or opt to go it alone, keep in mind that the end goal is making your home more comfortable It doesn't have to drain your wallet, either No-vogrod named a number of tactics that don't require a big budget

"Simply by taking some things off the tables you can clean out a lot of the crowding Lighting should be good, because poorly lit rooms aren't inviting

"A new carpet or rug. some sim-ple new curtains or a different color paint on the walls can give a room a new look

Make sure the traffic flow is good, because you want to be able to go from the living room to the dining room without tripping over a bench

"The seating area should accom-modate you and your family or guests Any seating should be com-fortable No one should need to clear piles oi pillows before sitting down."

2 1 3 * * O A E T h u r s d a y August 29 . 1 9 9 1

Here's where to find it If you're having a new bouse built

or are In the market for ooe, it's a good idea to know the structural terms. Here's a list from HomeMas-ter, a national borne inspection com-pany

1. Celling joist: one of a series of parallel beams used to support ceil-ing loads.

2. Rafter: one of a series of struc-tural members designed to support roof loads.

3. Flooring: the interior horizontal surface of tbe bouse. May be plywood if carpeting is used.

4. Fascia, a flat, horizontal mem-ber of cornice placed in a vertical position.

5. Header: a f raming member across the top of an opening to dis-tribute the load.

6. Roof sheathing: flat boards that are nailed to the ra f te r s to which is fastened the covering.

7. Roof covering: the outer surface of the roof designed to withstand the elements. A

8. Window casing: the framing members containing and supporting

the windows fo the hours. 9. Gutter: an open channel in-

stalled along the eave of a roof to take away rain water

10. Door jamb: an upright surface that lines an opening for a door .

11. Siding: the exposed surface of exterior walls of frame buildings

12. Wall sheathing: a sub-surface material nailed to exterior studs to back the siding.

13.. Parge coat a coating of a foundation wall to retard the pas-sage of water.

14. Drain tile: an underground drainage system used to carry off excess water at foundation footings.

15. Slab: concrete floor placed di-rectly on earth or grave base and supported on the footings.

16. Chimney flashing: a shield used at junction of chimney and roof to prevent leaks.

17. Floor )oist one of a series of framing members that rests on outer foundation walls and interior gird-ers.

18. Sub-flooring: a wood or fibrous material that is nailed to the floor

joists and that receives the finished flaartMt

19. Fooling a concrete horizontal base on which the house foundation rests.

20. Main girder: the main support that ususally runs between founda-tion walls to carry the weight of a floor

21 Foundation: construction be-low or partly below grade that pro-vides support for the house.

22. Sill plate: one of a series of ho-rizontal framing members resting on top of the foundation wall.

23 Bracing: technique used stiffen the building. Its used has diminished with the advent of plywood sheath-ing.

24. Soffit: the visible horizontal underside of the eave or overhang of a house.

25. Stud: the vertical members of the bouse framing to which horizon-tal sheets are nailed.

26. Wall board, an interior wall surface of plasterboard or material other than plaster.

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i n f i e l d , o n d r a w i n g b o a r d s Cushmhn & Wakefield's metropolitan Detroit off-

ice market survey through the first six months of the year"-lists area construction projects currently under way.

Offices, developers and square footage include:

e Auburn Hills — Volkswagen of America' build-ing. developed by Etkin Equities. 346,000 square feet, to be totally occupied by Volkswagen, slated for completion in September 1992.

• Birmingham Bloomfield Hills — Webster Building, Westin Development. 74,110 square feet, totally occupied, to be completed this summer.

• Farmington Hills — One Country Club, Pro Partners, 33,000 square feet, with 22,800 square feet available for rent, to be completed this sum-mer.

• Livonia/Novi — Westbrooke Place, developed by Westbrooke Place Partnership, 93.244 square feet, totally occupied, to be completed December 1991.

• Southfield — Allied Center, developed by Sosnick/REDICO. 486,000 square feet, totally occu-pied, to be completed August 1992

THERE ARE dozens of projects being proposed, according to the survey. They are:

• Auburn Hills — Executive .Hills North, devel-oped by Samelson Development, 224,445 square feet; Cambridge Court II, University Development, 182,000 square feet.

• Birmingham/Bloomfield Hills — Cidermill Office Centre, Selective Development. 28,623 square feet; Bloomfield Centre North, Jonna Devel-opment, 135,000 square feet; Bloomfield Office Park, Churchill Development, 90,000 square feet.

• Farmington Hills — Country Club IV. North-ern Properties, 67,500 square feet; Crown Court. Beztak Co., 211,800 square feet; Orchards Corpo-rate Center, Anthony Brown Development Co.. 300.000 square feet; Arboretum Office Park VI. Burton, Hughes & Katzman, 135,000 square feet.

Also on the drawing board are Oak Hills I,

Samelson Development. 177.777 square feet; Oak brooke Financial Centre I, Selective Development. 44.000 square feet, and Orchard Financial Center, also developed by Selective Development with an estimated 53.000 square feet.

Livonia/Novi — Victor Corporate Park — Victor IV, by Victor International, 114,000 square feet. Chestnut Hills Tower 100 and Chestnut Hills Tower 200, Jonna Development, 261,327 and 211,884 square feet respectively, and Six Mile Crossing Phase I, Duke Associates, 200.000 square fee t

Proposed projects include Seven Mile Crossing III. Duke Associates. 104.000 square feet, Brookside Office Park III, Jonathon Brateman. 124,000 square feet. Corporate Center U, Samelson Devel-opment. 200.000 square feet, and Novi Town Center Building H and Novi Town Center II. Trammel Crow, 35,000 and 102.000 square feet respectively

Southfield — Southpointe Office Building. Ko-jaian Properties. 46,956 square feet.

Troy - Park Square Projects A. B, C. and D. Damone Andrew, 175,000, 75,000, 100,000 and 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 square feet respectively, Troy Officentre -Building E, Sosnick/Redico, 150,000 square feet; Butterfield Center II, Anthony Brown Develop-ment, 220,000 square feet, and two projects from Kirco Realty & Development. Columbia Center II, 249,642 square feet, and Long Lake Crossings II. 168.653 square feet.

From Kojaian Properties Becker Properties Olympia Centre North and Olympia Centre South, 137.500 square feet each; Boulevard Building, Ko-jaian Properties, 160,000 square feet, and from Et-kin Grand Development, Timberland V, VI. VII,and VIII, 120,000 square feet each.

West Bloomfield — West Bloomfield Financial Center, Cresendo Homes, 30,000 square feet.

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The Cory Cai.

I Ford Rd. Canton Plymouth 455-3310

COOK - PART TIME NIGHTS Four Green rieidt. an irtah pub m Royal Oak Ca* Wa* at 280-2902

SERVERS 6 BUS STAFF Fu* or pan tane. dmnar ah*l Home Sweet Home 43160 W 9 Mae Novi Aak tor Don Man* 347-0094

COOKS, WAIT 6 HOST STAFF Daya/evetlnge Apply n paraon Sageo. 25936 I ton H8M

SHORT ORDER COO" Great hour*, noaday* 6 weekend, off Work wftn mo• people Appfy

»on'. Lounga. Fermlngton at Ja»-i freeway. Livonia 427-0650

ADVERTISING SALES 8300 Beak aalary. W * n a m 8 oonua A local i i m n a a i

Won •eek-

people Local terrRory anc peal aMaa Cad tar aitar in aar 9am-Spm

"•91 viear « J -

ra-Da-

8833

AU. LEADS PROVIDED* looking lor 3 experienced ral aetata agar*, to «ork KUNOREOS ol tiuyar laadt at HELP-O-SELL Oraaf taai reel* . Caa 848-8870

We ara AU. LEADS PROVIDED* looking lor 3 experienced ral aetata agar*, to «ork KUNOREOS ol tiuyar laadt at HELP-O-SELL Oraaf taai reel* . Caa 848-8870

am

uai

die nave rang

APPAREL STC"«C. ki R looking lar aapanencad. Saie. Aaaociata A Jcnamon . Apparel 2834 Rocheeter Rd

ucnaatai pan time Ply at

788-8284

APPOINTMENT SETTING lor doc-tor $10 per hour aaiary dvtng 1 day traaang period After uainaig oppor-tunity loeam t <5-830 par hou

358-5620

A R E Y O U S E R I O U S A B O U T S E L L I N G R E A L E S T A T E ?

Wa ar* Sanoui about your k i i c w r Extanalv* training ncmc*ng pr»-a-cenee Expananoed aganti aa* .bout our 100% plan » Troy ca* Jan Qrupido

524-9575

C O L D W E L L

B A N K E R Schweitzer Real Estate

19 Off ices Expect the bes t *

COOK - 20 hour, par waak. Morv Experiencao with a Hiaparac-

Pontiac Ca* Mane. 548-2700

ITW1M pf»"vaC Oorvfrl 1pm

DELIVERY 6 DELI halp wanted fu* or part Ume. flexible hra (S1v plua tip* Muat have own tranaportatlor Apply at raaiairi Da*. 408 W Uicfv-gaiVHam*1on 483-3354

SILVERMAN'S RESTAURANT -neckatafy mnng MMlnlght Waft

Zetland (Ford Rd) Othw locationa now mmg Cook*. Walt

ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEE Oeneflt. training to Oi Expananca raquirad Apply at Unrveraal Ma* Spencer Gift.

A L B A N ' S NOW HIRING

For the taBowIng poaltlona

' Una Cook. • Prep Coo*. • Hoal Staft

• Oa* Caahlar* -Counter Help

• Oay Walt Stafl

Apply wtthm. before 1 lam and arter 2pm '90 N Hunter Birmingham

OEPALMA S RESTAURANT (Uvonat) now faring wan ataff contact Ray 281-2430

OfNtNG ROOM HOST PERSON-'SU-PERVSOR - 2 poaiuona • a*ab» SowthltaW 8 Troy araaa Cx caa ant opportunity lor parent whde kid. ara n achool &/or rata aae 9am-1pm Mon-Frt 68/hour Smal amount ol paper work, khing 6 poeaNM driv-ing. Ptaaaant, outgoing 8 muat arqoy working with older adult* Ca* Ntofc. Mon-Frl 9- 1pm 548-2 700

wage Pteaae apply at vartoua locationa. Weetland LNonto South Lyon 8 Taylor

Ar Equal Opportxmty Employar

STEAK & ALE P L Y M O U T H

la now accepting application, tor • C O O K S

• 8 U S S E R S • D I S H W A S H E R S

Paying up to 67 per hour Appfy n peraon Mon-Frl 2-4pm

4 0 3 4 7 A N N A R B O R R D (at 1-275)

A T T N : S A L E S P R O S Wa need capable proa to nato ue m* nduatry'i leading wwgy-ralat-ec product. Rapi9y expend* ig W a tarca to cover overflow of wad* Weoftar • Confirmed appt. deny • H g n u n m a o n i • Nc canvaeang • E ioumi product • Employe, bnneftt. Ca* tar peraonal mar.iew Mi Owyar 1 -800-458-9011

ALL POSITION AVAILABLE Apply wtthm Between 6am-4pm. Farmlnglon Big Boy. 20786 Farm-ington Rd near 8 m6e 477-2460

DISHWASHER- Prerraum waga of-' tared tar mature adult a f n g to work fluctuanng daya 6 hours VaM driver* Ucmnaa raqured 453-1832

Appacattan* being taken tor GfQLL COOK, WATTRESS 6 BARTENDER at 21833 W 8 Maa Stock Lantern Pub No pnone ca«a plaaaa

cook., prep cook, and ganaral utm-

SWEET LORRAINE'S

a not an ordinary 4 Star ftoatairari If you're nor ar orx«nary cook, give ue . ca* at 559-5986 Good pay 6

THE BAGEL FACTORY raring daytime Cour

SPORTS MIN06D MANAGEMENT TRAINEE

To 617.000 aalary 40 hour* advancement

ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEES For local raatawant Apply at. 24827 Plymouth Rd Radtord be-tween 8am-5pm

tram Appfy m 2pm 6 5pm. Mon thru Sat

paraon only bafweeri

ASSISTANT MANAGERS Experienced only toi A8W Raatau-renta. Ca* Kathy Mon.-Frt.. l-5pm

282-1780

SECRETARY Good tyfmx. mature peraon wantad tar Southfield law omoa. word proraaakig experience

313-443-2777

SECRETARY Needed ta* Ume Ac-curate typing required Shorthand preferred, but not rucnaean Farm-ngtonHBaaraa 861-9881

SECRETARY NEEDED immediately tar Bkmmghwn CPA •rrn WordPartacl S O axperienca raquirad Exc f a r I aalary and bena-Ma For appomiment ca* 540-8000

SECRETARY Naw poemon In 2 man lew firm acroaa Irom Somereel Ma* Word parted experience i m n M and paralegal tramg naipful rieeuma Franklin G Koory 3155 W Big Bee <a Ste 100. Troy 48084

SECRETARY part Uma 16 hour* par wee* Muat type S&apm 6 heva good Mng 6 phone • * • * Expan-anca on IBM 8 Mecmu

SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST • Farmington HM. manufacturar ha.

I good a* around ofMca 6 pnone wBa Good computer aaa* raquaad recant axperienca m man-ufacturing ofUca muat be .air a n ar Salary negotiable. banaMs paid nokday. 6 vacation. Call Mon thru Thur* 9-3 473-9305

SECRETARY /RECEPTIONiaT Experienced Word Pertact 5 0 data entry, mi.c clerical dutla. Nonamokng ofMca Send raeume lo 25160 Su i t , Novi 48375-2044

SECRET ARY/RECEPTIONIST part n a . tact 5 1

«nca >.111 im 6 prnpo.H.

Bo. 728 Obeerver 6 Ecoantnc • apapaii 38261 SchooKraft

Uvonia. Michigan 48150

SECRET ARY /RECEPTIONIST

620 000 par

high Khool grad Employment

Benefit. Muet be

Center Inc Agency

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR

Contingent poafoon avaaable Muet be able to work varied tchmtXM av dudmg Ml ho*day* mtaraalad ap-plicant. may come n and complala an application at.

DMC HEALTH CARE CENTERS WOOOLANO

„ 41935 W 12 Mde Rd "3 Novi. Ml . 48337

Amaated witn The Oetron Medic el Canter wi Equal Opporturaty Employar

ATTENTION Semora 8 I loueawmaa. Are* , of Southfield • OarranOy looking tar indfvkkiall who ara friendly 4 outgoing to help take our noapltaMy program lo tha top if you en|oy working with people, hav* a pit m n t paraonaMy arid a friendly • n * . . then we went to t*B to you Apply ai peraon at Arby *. 29515 SouthAeid Rd at 12 M*e

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR/ CASHIER 3pm- 10pm Mon thru Fn Fred L*ver> Company BkmaigHani

845-5930

SWTTCHBOARO Rolm or Horuon experience Expert, ance on 45 line ay*iam with growing Farrrwigton tardea Urm 6 ' 50/hr Ca* Ruth at UMFORCE 473-2935

TELEMARKETERS T atemarketmg

rmng poa Oar I

avar—ig Hufu Ba iwmgnam South-hew Bloomfield H*H 8 Far

Ca* tar phone aiiei iiaa

ENTECH SERVICES. INC.

737-1744

TELEPHONE OPERATORS 455-4856

HIRING experienced Banquet Waft Stafl 6 Sat Up Craw W«mg lo work both weekday 4 weekend hour* av oulraet the Laurel Manor Banquet 4 Contarenca Center. 39000 School-craft Rd . Lrvonla. 482-0770

C O O K S D I S H W A S H E R

SERIOUS BAA TENDER Apply In paraon AJ't Real am ant 39405 Plymouth Road, Ptymouth

EXPERIENCED SandwKTi Maker tor Uvonia cto*. day* Fu* tHme.'pw-t Ume Ca* bar, aar 2-5pm only

525-9118

Apply in perao Rd Southheld

peraon 24551 W 12 Mile

Austra l ia 's Country Road

in Novi . At Twe lve O a k s Mal l

Country Roed Auetraka. w wtab-liahad wader ol man . Hid eoman". •peoeliy oottang m Auctra*a m njc-catttutly operating rwanty-ftva Bore, in the LkMad Stataa

Wa curtanfly nave a poemon tar

VISUAL COORDINATOR Creative, anargebc nDMOua with

F a r m l n o t o n Hills P r e m i e r e S t e a k H o u s e

m o u n t a i n j a c k s la ncm accepting appacatlona tar queHfted wad peraon. - 10 MM 6 Grand River All oth

THE RATTLESNAKE CLUB 300 River Place

jo* Campau at the Oetron Rner

RIVER PLACE INN (HOTEL) 100C River Placa

Mc DougMI at the Detroit River

Are now accepting reeumea tor weft Mart buaaerv noel* 4 reamer, with antartmncm Apply m peraon tor Cry mall Mon-Frl ti.raaan 3pnv-5pm al

we* aa aalkng and cuatomar mntom

To .manga tor an marv*». piaaaa

Jam aa at Teef.a Oak* Ma* Monday* - Wedneeday* 8*m-Spm

(3 T3>-380-5480

SOS Halp Wanted tatoa

A R E Y O U T H I N K I N G A B O U T

G E T T I N G I N T O R E A L E S T A T E ?

aak about our 100% program • Northvee/Novt. ea* Chuck Feel at

347-3050

C O L D W E L L

B A N K E R Schweitzer Real Estate

19 Offices Expect the best*

ASSISTANT MANAGER unane 6 Mora Jam a growing com-pany with oppornmMy tor kdiance-ment ncfuckng titnaBI* Depart

ground Contact Mr* Curna tor appomtmwrtr at 9383 Tatooraph. Radtord 532-5880

ATTEKTION JEWELRY L Average 615 par hour baauMM Coniampo FaMaona J . . . I ry and arnaaenriaa Free 6500 kit No daBvanng. FREE h m Tup

731-3757

AUTO ONE OF BERKLEY Co i r ta Sale, paraon Product av-dudaa giaa. i

nence nelpful Ca* a* Expa-543-8800

AUTO SALES

Hokday opanmg. tor quaMed n our naw and uieed

abn nardworkara. mghfy n o t M M and nave a atrong deaka lo aucmae For data** contact Naw Sala* Man-

Holiday Chevrolet

Farmlnqton Hills 30250 (Sand RNer

BALANCE FAMILY 6 CAREER Sa*mg To^. •ova Ca* I

cnadren 6 Par ante Roaa trom

Dkcowry Toy*. 383-4543

COME GROW WITH US

Ready tor a change? Graal vammg

lor growth, management CaB »*ca et Realty World/Mc tntyre Aaaoc Inc

642-7747

COMMISSION 650.000 al ftrm axpandmg r tha Metro araa We are looking tar S a n Manaoa-ment teem who wian lo earn a 6 ig-i *a a yaar income Compeny oftor*

Income pckwihai and cmporaia 421-8398

CONOO SALES PERSON tar aeialopment aalea llcaneed 4

Applicant, pi. . . I o Adco ' k o r a l M

134 w um.eralty. SoWa ai . Ml 46307

CORPORATE SOFTWARE SALES

pkja if you ara NgMy men a m lo earn top rnrnitaaainna tarward ra-

UK. 34462 mduetnal Rd J w i k . i 48150

OO YOU LIKE MEETING PEOPLE?? Do you lading on tha phone?? Do you «ke tia<ia'ig peopta?? Do you have a tacttmcal backgroiaid?? Wa •nay have me lot you ma looking

Company

l paraon You need a back ground m Aaaooatea degree would Be naipfva Oik company a Kj*T computar uac and haa eome of tha laMet typaa of

SOS Halp Wi

BRAZIL, MEXICO, ARGENTINA

Who Oo Vow know' D n * m a aub-atinial income irom at a—.d pao-pM Made due to a mi*B b*8on Ootm mi poi allun aapanaiori piotect ai

SOS Halp Wantad Salaa

680-3421

FASTENER/FLEET MAINTENANCE Oatrtbuior » looking tor ndMduai Who can ready aa*> Mual be a pro»-

the atokty to ea along mW ara If you

baagrouno wa proMde an exce*em tmmr, monthly bonu. and quant, neMtn benefit. To arrang. . confldeniiel

Ca* 538-4804

OeCOWATOR SAL£S Part tane For Fermmglon H*N locatmna t»cia*am

pwopw who ar. looung lor rewarOmg_career Ca* tor

WAYNE COUNTt T- Dama Cofioor, 348-8767

OAKLAND COUNTY Barbara Walkowla 474-3303

WEST BLOOMFIEL&-LAKES AREA David Capulo 380-0450

ERA Co«itry Ridge Been, SmeD Malarial. Charge

Ca* Paiaonnal

d e m o n s t r a t o r s PART TIME SALES

» 7 / H R + C O M M I S S I O N S

Wort Frt. sat. Sun m me»oi rata* Mora. Ca* Vax AppHancoa

313-442-98 tO

DUKE S HARDWARE Safae paraon wantad, part 4 Kd nma Apply wtthm. 24610 Ford Rd

581-3710

DYNAMIC

FURNITURE wtaidk kaies experi artcmO Excakan' comn—iy Stan •nmaknai '68 ''31

FURNITURE SALES Expanenca a muat lor a matur. peraon. ExcMi '1 eernmg.

Lawlon 358-2222

GIFTS & T-SHiP' S'OFIE need, ra-table lu* time peraon *o- nay pom-uon Appry « T „ , Piu. Lotto Uvonia Mak T Mile t MKSdMOen

GREETING CARO OwtriOu'or aea.nn.n greeting card rec'eaenta-

EARN 625.000 PLUS Your Ftrat Year In MarkaDng Traamng Looking tor LTvonm. Farmington. and Farm-

Cmt 730-9227

ENERGETIC SALES Peraon needed tor Birme-nyiaiTi toy alora Knoedadge ol chad da iMopmenl Good pay Cad 648-5550

ENTRY LEVEL OUTSIDE SALES Naw codage grad or degree plua 1-4 yr* outaide aaiaa Baae * comrraa-won to 632,000 473-7210

E X P A N D I N G A G A I N ) Jom America . Prarme, Real Eatate Company Wm oftor kktename tram ng. and a variety of comwaay plana, ndudmg 100%. in Bkxnwltoii: HM*. ca* CHRIS LEISMER

6 4 6 - 1 8 0 0

C O L D W E L L

B A N K E R S c h w e i t z e r Real Estate

19 Of f ices E x p e c t t h e bes t *

EXPERIENCED RECRUITER

-Milan leaourca Graal opportunity to work wfth top agency Contact n«oma* S 778^580

EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY Local company looking tor people who want to eam 6800 - 61500 pa-ct*. management opportunity For

>0am-4pm ca* Mr Brady K (3131823-2800

FREE CAREER SEMINARS You ara lUi JHB| m Wed to change your Ma m 1991 Ca* tar lat ra-Dona tar our nam achaduiad career

today

CENTURY 21 c h a l e t 477-1800

GUARANTEED INCOME PROGRAM 625.000 rraramum annual ncome' Gal a fast nan te aucceu witn Mlactlve ( compieve trammg Pro ie.wc riMfwi' m«iM me drrterenc*' FRAN MIRSkY 681 5700

REAL ESTATE ONE INC Weet BwomWeic

rNOUS TRIAL SALES I am lookng for ar. energetic paraor lo tram lor an ndusinal i a n po» lion Tha m en amr, wvw m Appr. av peraon 34589 Giendale Livor».

INSIDE TELEPHONE SALES ir SouttiHekJ Hourly plu. commnaion Experiencad only Digital Animation

354-089C

I N T E R E S T E D IN S E L L I N G R E A L E S T A T E

W e otter a variety of c o m -miss ion p lans inc luding 1 0 0 % In Livonia, call

Dave Snell

462-1811

C O L D W E L L

B A N K E R S c h w e i t z e r Real Esta te

19 Off ices . Expect the beef

LADIES SPORTSWEAP 16 Go* Shoe

LEASING CONSULTANTS - Fun job' Enthuaiaslic outgomj | needed pari tane at luxury ment comnnmitia. ai Fermmglon HMa 6 Waai Okjomfiaie <Xmmaa call Sharon at 474-8243

Ar, Equa Opportunity Employer

Peraormei Dapartmant George kv I Mrument Company. 41 Royal Oak Ml 48073

OPPORTUNITY Food 6 aant a Contact David >lt. .ft at 587-4843

cook* Fu* and part Wna Day*. Night* 6 eaakanaa Apply In paraon. Tua* -Sun 1401 Club Dr, off Square Lake mat W of Telegraph

VARIOUS POSITIONS aoutheeatem Oakland Coimty Dm-ing Room Manager Cook 4 Kjtcfien help Mon thru Frt No experience required Ca* 10-2pm 548-2701

WAIT PEOPLE Experience prefen ed A* mfta Honey Tree fleet mm ant. Fermmglon hb* ma-am

BAR MAIOS/8A R TENDERS Good pay top tlpa Naw bar Fermmglon Ha* Mual ba 16.

1116

BAR PERSON Day*, ta* am* Ber grt* 64 50/Hour Apply Woodhaven Bowl 20000 Van Horn at Aden Rd

BAR PERSONS - WATT PERSONS COOKS Fua/part time AM'PM MedtoM avadabto Apply Mt Chalet 4715 N WooOward, Royal Oak

BARTENDERS •t nma evankn

Farmmgton Mt*e WATT ST AFT

G R O U N D R O U N D N O W H I R I N G HOST/HOSTESSS

DAY TIME SERVERS Fu* or part tlma Flaxibla achaOAe. Food dNcounli. benefit* Apply be-tween 1-4pm Mon-Frt or 8-10|jm 3310 N Woodward. Royal Oa*

HIRING EXPERIENCED • fu" and I pan ume poeic

Scotabourough

HOSTPERSONS-BUS HELP 6CUSTOOANS

WA/TPERSON 2-3 kmeh plua 2-3 dmner ^aft. per weak Rne dmmg experience raquirad Round Table Club ai Plymouth 453-1828

WAITRESSES 4 WAITERS -anie«3 tar both day and nigM Van Apply ai peraon el Big Boy*. 11310 Tele-graph at Plymouth

WAtTRESSSES 4 WAITERS Day* 6 afternoon.

Apply ai paraon Big Boy Telegraph m Maple

WAIT STAFF 8 Cook, wantad ai peraon Rocket

Orchard Laka Kaago

A C C O U N T E X E C U T I V E A U N I Q U E O P P O R T U N I T Y

Our expansion has created an immediate opening lor a highly motivated individual to sell a proven & highly successful advertising m e d i u m to Realtors in the Birmingham. Farmmgton HiBs area The n d i w J u a l se-lected must be a self starter with g o o d organizational skills & a proven track record A commitment to pro-viding excellent customer service a must? Excellent compensat ion plan including guaranteed income Send resume in confidence to:

Dynamic Color Publications, Inc. Attention T h o m a s Hart m a n 32823 W 12 Mile. Suite 116 Farmmgton Mills, M l 4 8 3 3 4

Eourn Opportunity Empioyar

S A L E S C A R E E R

W I T H A

C E N T U R I O N O F F I C E

NOW INTERVIEWING

F R E E LICENSE C O U R S E • Full time in-office t ra iner • 100% commiss ion program

for experienced agents

C A S T E L L I

CALL THE PROVEN PROFESSIONAJ. , B I L L A M I C I

5 2 5 7 9 0 0

I S S ?

WAIT STAAF Experienced Appfy al

BARTEMOER. Wa* Staff, Door per ion Day* Or ragm* Appty «• paraor MOST Pi»soa«5 WAIT PER 22*08 W t Mka. Detroit 534- 143C Fu8 or pari Oma Apply *• c

Thomaa . Raauurwit S3871 BATES HAMBURGERS

33408 FKe Mde, LMOfda 22281 MkXBeba* Farmmglon. Al mm.. Ml 8 part tkne mean 4 undorme tanaanad Apply If 8an to 10am 8 2pm lo Spm

rant Flamcae hour*, you muat bafwaan 18-21 yaara ok) and tv. W ^ C o u j a y l n o t O ^ ^

1 M D : WAiTSTAFF Experiencad ai dkwig An Equal Opportunity Employar cocktkdk,

MOST PERSOatS WA/T PERSOMS araon Plywv-

Nlght. avl kmoha. Stan tmmat%-For aitarvtaw cad Dana al

47T-OOB8

out* Road cKnraa WAIT STAFF

BILL KMAPPS RESTAURAMT BLOOMFIELD HALS

Tetagrwh al Long Lake road

UNIT CLERK VIP cm our Home HaaW. taam Ful nma tar Oak Par* Agency Ward Oar* i

WORD PWOCESSdUO 4 DCTAPMONi OPERATOR

enca type 88-70 wpm at»a to kdk t

abM Apply now eoe BOARD ROOM SPORTS BAR

M o w M r M Snort OrOm Cook

TPC P 0 Bo. 1304 LMOMk Ml 48 ISO. attention J S, An EquM 1

Opporkmlfy Employer

BOB FVAMS SOUTHFWLD

SOS Hrip Wanted Food h w n g i

KrTOtEH HELP Pkrt time Appa-cabona bang accepted 1-3PM ai The Preafcytanan V8Mga Waatlana. 12001 Cherry H8I T28-5222

LINE COOK Hdhm Oardan km a ai naafl ol a une Cook tar a naw .el w ant Expenenoe • t» alai lad » you taai you re In need of a great *oe Dial ha* graat pay and tai al . pieeee apply Monday Ifwu Friday Between 8am tpwi

MILTOW OAROEN INN 28000 American Dr*«*

WAITSTAFF

508 Hotp Wanted Salaa ADVISORS For leckea I. Mil or | ry Wm train 30%

LINE COOKS HOST/HOSTESS

& BUSSERS

AOORCSSfVE. ENERGETIC

850 000 yoik Vat rear Ca* lor tar lul 8

LIVONIA GROUND ROUND

Kyoto Positions Available Full or Part Time

• t tpenen<cd Shuvhi Wail ryrv>n • Wdiler Waitress - HOM HOM ess ifepanen<ml tabir*-V " Kilthr n Help

iimmg pr v«T»»i < • Dishwasher \ Pleavant Working Conditions

Good Pay Ejuat Opportunity Employer CALL FOR I N T E R V I E W MON FRI Nam 6pm

K Y O T O 1 * Bl<1

IAPANESE r r o > M l

STEAK M O U S E ( 3 H » 6 4 9 6 3 4 0

bowuno wAiTPERsotta, and. 'wo «jio»oi'a Famangtan HBa 8 MOM Cad Frana ai «"» »X>

BUOOYS Farmtngtor HlH*

Now hiring ; All shifts Carry Out. Qtaftwaafters Oven A QfUl Cooks. PM Buseers Com-petitive wegee end bene-

I fits Apply Buddy's. A Mttdte-

A QREAT PVACS TO WORRi REAL ESTATE ONE. INC Pt,rMOUTM CANTON

Oart yo .UCCIWI War* •

_ "lenegao by a C l k . n a . a v . ^armm, R ^ ^

SALES PROFESSIONALS Large Subu rban Pont iac C M C A u t o m o t i v e D e a l e r s h i p is a c t i v e fy s e e k i n g c a r e e r - o r i e n t e d sales p e r s o n n e l You qua l i t y it y o u a r e a n exper ienced, aggressive ha rd w o r k i n g sales person w i t h a p r o v e n t r a c k r e c o r d E x c e l l e n t oppo r tun i t y lor the r ight i nd i v i dua l Send resume t o

Box 744 THE

Observer & Eccentric NEWSPAPERS, INC.

36251 Schoolcraft. Uvonia. Ml 46150

Oua 17050 Laurel Park South

Livonia An Fpual Opeor*»*ai> Enitmai

SNACK SHOP ASSISTANT MANAGER

CaB To

455-7000

BUS PERSONS

ARE YOU LIKE ME? ' mort Mrd 4 <

M MMOCeawRd Weeaand NOWTMVICLE SUBWAY

Idr P^ahceal ma mi

ARB rOU ILOOWN® FOR A MO

INTERESTED IN A REAL ESTATE CAREER?

Let us teach you how to list and sell In our training classes

100V. Commission Program Pre-license classes begin

September 17, 1991 Classes held Tuesday & Thursday

6-10 p.m. For confidential interview

or information call

B e t t e B a l l 647-6400

Chamberlain eiAiTo©s*

Since 19*8

A nam® you can depend on in Real Estate!

A CAREER IN REAL ESTATE? • FREE TRAINING

• FLEXIBLE HOURS

• FABULOUS COMMISSION

• FANTASTIC SUPPORT STAFF

Call to see how you can become a part of our

- successful team!

N o r t h v i l l e 3 4 9 - 1 2 1 2

ask for Sharon

SUBURBAN P l y m o u t h 455-5880

ask for Larry

CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITY For over 40 years a tradition of quality Real Estate Brokerage nas been our Hallmark at

WEIR. MANUEL, SNYDER * RANKE, INC.

W o r k with some of Michigan s highest earn ing Real Estate Sales Associates A l imited number of sales currently available

positions are

• OFFICES IN ROCHESTER. TROY BIRMINGHAM, PLYMOUTH AND WEST BLOOMFIELD

• IN-HOUSE TRAINING PROVIDED • TRAINING CLASSES START

REGULARLY

For more information and confKJentiai interview wtth PhyWia Goodrich. Director of Career Development caH 851-5500

WEIR. MANUEL. SNYDER & RANKE. INC

REALTORS

1 |

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4 0 * O & E T h u r s d a y A u g u s t 2 9 , 1 W 1

I M M E D I A T E

E M P L O Y M E N T

•or For tune 500 oomparty now ap-pend ing 10 M M U M N t . F a rm-m g t o n a n d s u r r o u n d i n g w * a » 131.000 1 3 0 0 0 0 M y a w Naad 6

' " i p a r a o n * t o M p o a m o n a

C a l tor H i a r r t e a MT^T

THAN A " J O T ' T * fOU 31 H i a «*«l paopM would » a IO M " a quaMy o r g w uon wfiicti e d i t r am you wid pey you whM you l o a m l o M l quaMy p r o d -uct*. * a n oonWOw

L O U L A H C H C CHEVROLET-SUeARU

uat* wMi 1 y a w aaI a n d aomo : : U | I Apple a l l o i e ac -oaptod Mon.-Wad. ' - 8 p m

Appty to R. CJieudom Lou La RKfce O a w o W - S u b a r u 40*75 Plymouth Rd.. Ptymoulti

MAJOR ACCOUNTS REPRESENTATIVE

uurnpany in t h a AUTOMATED PAYROLL SERVICES industry la M a k i n g proven prolaa

muat h a w auooaaatul expe r i ence In t o Bua l ieM o a n a r * .

M a p r o a d * l o p o o m m i M l o n i . w m u -1 bonu*. panalon cont r ibut ions a n d naaWi mauranca . S a n d r aauma to: Bo* 512. O b s e r a w 5 Eccentr ic

I S c h o o l c r a f t \ 48150

MAKE YOUR CAREER MOVE TO * A WORLD LEADER IN RETAIL

LAURA ASHLEY. World r enowned tar our u n i q u e f a ^ t o n a n d h o m o mlsc l tc in* . no«» h a a a c h a l e n o i n g oppor tuni ty tor an ASSISTANT MANAGER at Our * » p m styttah

• . T r o y

Our idaal c w i d i d e t s w e l w * r a t a* aaiaa m a n a g a m a n t axpar tanca In d a p a n m a n t or * p * c l a l y a toraa

M M • • b o p p r o c e d u r a l . Wa r* looking lor a m o t h a l o d pa raon with a c rea t ine

to t aka on Impor tant raaponatbw-tw* Your amptoyman t p a c k a g a •>-

rn»* a p l m u n t sf top wwl ron tnan t C M Itw Managar . 313-649-0660

M l / p a r t Oma tar kwWy Birmingham

256-0674

NETWORK MARKETING a WUng to naw M g M s . Ftrat ( b r a n d nam*) gMnt la launching Oon'1 re-

i mi l l ing iMa o n a . HaaWi. mitrt-< 6 mora . 1 -313-363-8565 a PART TIME FLEXMLE HOURS

Earn $ 100 - $ 5 0 0 weekly For m o r a Informat ion c a f t

421-6306

PHONE CANVASSING 58 00-5 t o .00 p a r hour Fta t tMa hour*. Bbnttnghait t OMca. Ca* tor a p p o m t m a n t 6 4 6 - 7 7 0 6

a a d w In recruMng pfiiWcMra 6 oth*r p r j l n i l n l i t Rainirnai P raa -•oanL For tuna lUaRM a n G r o u p . 570 KM*. » 2 3 0 . Troy. 46064

R E T W ^ ^ E V W t a w n a ^ t t q u a

1 locat ion 051-9060

SALES ASSISTANT MANAGERS tor ttw toataa

atub m

S s r . L w w n o e . Troy, a a a Fred i G y m .

S A L E S M A N A G E R • taaunai T a M u a . w a l i n n * Co.

Ta $40 ,000 feat yaar ( M a a •> 2 m

t u a n i p roduc t* pref l 0 r a a ' aqu l r ad ExcaBant man l A earrwig potantlW

4 7 3 - 7 2 1 0

p ia to r rad Da-

SALES - P a n Tlma. tor bout tqua .

plua. M u « b a e e l aoqua tn-tad *«•> a toraa 5 -ee lauran ta . Mgti

5 paopto n a a d a d Jor

PEOPLE r to g row a t * * « a -

SALES o l r a a t a i

I c a l , 532-8301.

ad p roduc t* E x p a n a n c a m a t a t i a d . Uvord*. 4 2 1 - 3 3 2 2

SALES REPRESENTATIVE

l o p -pormmiy tor young, *ggr**Wv* Indt-vtduai. S a n d r aauma to: Box 726. O b e w v w 5 EoowHrtc N e w s c a p w s . 38251 Schoo lc r a* Rd-. LXronla. Michigan 45150

SALES - RETAIL (MMa/Tamatot wan lad Auto van a n d truck c u a t o m

SALES Famatar with s tew a n d buadmg auppMa*. S a n d r a -auma to Boa 756. Obaarvar 5 Eccentr ic M — p a p a r m . 36251 S c h o o l c r a f Rd.. Uvonia . Michigan 4 8 ISO

SELECT t h a baal oppor tuni ty I n Raw Es ta t e Sataal Wt W a o t -

uMirW*. a n d a vartaty of imii l—ton plans, including 1 0 0 V m Birmmi ham. caH J o a n Downing

6 4 2 - 2 4 0 0

COLDWELL BANKER

S c h w e i t z e r R e a l E s t a t e 1 9 O f f i c e s

e x p e c t t h e M e t *

SMALL BUT BUSY aal n a a d a ana rga t l c . cua tomar aarvtoa r ap tar an t ry levW poaMton. Fuf ' aOl p a c k a g a . p leasan t working lonman t P laaaa a a n d r aauma 5 » » ary r aqu t r aman t* to: P .O Box 712 , Obaarvar 5 Eccant r tc f l e w s c a p w s . 36251 Schoo lc ra f t Rd., Uvonia . Michigan 46150

STOP!

R E A L E S T A T E C L A S S E S

taught by w w w n S t a t a of l h a a n

R E A L E S T A T E

P R O F E S S I O N A L S Tha old d a y * a n d way* a r a g o n a . No longar I* |u*l r a w i n g your Raw E»-ta t a a x a m e n o u g h Wa W CokJwa*

nkar l aka l h a u tmost dedication, aaa t ha t you a r a glvan t h a b a s t Ming a n d a t e p o r l p i n l U U . A l

this plua 100% c o m m i n i on S a o o n d l o none . G r o u p haaMh benefi t* s n d m o r a s n a b l a you t o b a c o m s t r u s proiass ionsl . Join tha

REAL ESTATE i atari S a p t 8

4 Apprais ing Insti tute C a l Nancy a t 425 -7503

R E A L E S T A T E

PROFESSIONALS LEARN TO EARN

$ 5 0 , 0 0 0 + F R E E T R A I N I N G

O n l y t h e b e s t s a l e s -

p e o p l e n e e d a p p l y .

P e r s o n a l I n t e r v i e w i s

n e c e s s a r y . C a l l o u r

G e n e r a l M a n a g e r a t

3 5 3 - 7 1 7 0 .

HMS REALTORS Southfield, Ml

REAL ESTATE SALES » G u w w a a a d l * you a lways d t o a (wl a ca raa r m r a w aa -

tsM. but Ian you c o W d n l l a k a a c h a n c a a n a l o w w llr*t y a w «<coma. now la l h a Oma l o ga l a t a r t a d C a l Trtcfta at 5 4 6 - 6 4 3 0 t o a n d out abou t

our g u a i a m a a r t wid a ta r i I m m a t f In a

REAL ESTATE O N t

s s to s aMO*. w a d a w to t a * WMI

W k r s m o t u a t a d amBmldi^i with m w i a o a -m a m p g t a n a a I tor nawty r w n o d a i a d WaaBand M a i a t o r a - W a w a proulda

Equal Oppor tun i ty I

R O U T E S A L E S

M l n a a < ( « » »

Ca> Tom a s * T h w a omy ug 20 b a a a a w i t O ^ O p m

( 3 1 3 ) 9 7 1 - 2 0 0 0

P t r M O C T W TOOL

®a*aa Manaoar . « * 1 CtoaL < M R , M I 4 6 l > 0

4 » A L I » taowpartawann^^al-

I m a . i M t

Working tor a o m a o n a Ba your own boa*. r awardad with unwmtacl i ncoma p o -lanttai F t * or par t t l m a {24 hour

L 466 -1043

s u e - R E P n a a d a d tor a a a l w n Michi-gan tar r t lory F in* as t ab l i* graaUng o w d / s t s o o n a r y Una, C a l C t a u d i a B u r g . 816 -245 -5100

OUTBOUNO TELEMARKETERS

n m to s t a r t I p lus oommlsslor, . C s l R o g w l 2PM 5 4PM-6PM 5 3 7 - 1 6 1 8

T E L E M A R K E T E R S N E E D E D In n g t o n Ha*, par t Um* only thru Ttojr*., 5 30prr>-« 30pm 5

Sa l 10am- ipm | 5 . 0 0 / h r + 8 5 5 - 1 0 7 1

TELH4ARKETER TROY

EXPERIENCED ONLY! Existing *c-6

K M tor s p a r s o n wtth Junior Ngh

day*. C a l ^ "

0 - 1 p m . 5 5 6 5 - 6 3 5 5

TELEMARKETING POSITIONS tor a j d l a t anc* p h o n a aarvtca Mon.

thru. Thura. a v a n t n g i . 5 to 0. S a l 0 to 1. 55.50 p w hr. p lua c o m m n a l o n -Ca* P C S G r o u p . 3 5 3 - 8 7 4 0

WANTED tor s lo ra s d s p a n d a b l * p a r i l ima p a r * o n to CtortcW 5 Sa laa work II M a r a W -ad p laaaa c a l 3 5 2 - 6 6 2 2

WATKIN8 DEALERS WANTED F u l o r p a n Oma.

356 -0823

WE ARE HIRING W* a _ . banuaaa Earn 2-3K p w mo. Pa r i t l m a Fu l t lma a lao a v a a a p f C a l

t 4 6 2 - 1 4 3 2

507 M p Wantad Part Time

AOOmONAL TEACHERS 5 Subat l -n a d a d at th* Communi ty Eany C h i d Hood C a n t w . wn Birmingham 544-8154

A T T O m O N M O M S - kida Back t o achooi • turn a p w a t lma into a p a r a caah Chr la tmaa Around t h a World a now Mrlng d a m o n a t r a t o r * Fraa training 5 aampla Hit No UvaM-mant . Work a round your a c h a d u t o C a l now tor m o r e grformaBon. No

001-1721 o r 3 2 6 - 3 2 7 1

i c o m p a n y I i poaMon a

20 hrsArtc Coord lna t a larga m a * -mga. pa r to rm m u m p l a t aaka afenulta-naoualy. m a w d a l y j a a j a n a a . . a o m * phona work 5 6 / h r l o a ta r i + paid parking S a n d Wttar ol q u a B O r U n n t o G O., 132 N. W o o d w a r d . Blr

COAT CHECK - Malu ra p w a o n t o Ida only B a n a j a t

6 C o n f a r a n c a C a n t a r , 3 0 0 0 0 Schoolcra f l Rd. . Livonia 4 6 2 - 0 7 7 0

COLLEGE S T U O t N T or high a*nior tar aaM*. S h w w o o d 8 TW-Twahw M a * Cvanmga 6 w a a k -* n d * 56 .00 p w hour C a l B r a n d a 354-0060

C O U N T E R C L E R K S Malura p a r a o h a or a tudan ta . w tram, g o o d pay . apply m pa raon M any MM KW C l a a n w * 4013 W MapM Rd *t TWagraph. 4307 Orc-hard Laka Rd at CroaawSnd* M a i

D A T A E N T R Y O P E N I N G fwmanem pan Nma. I sacsMnl

• «BM. manmg hr* SSeemplua D I R E C T C A R E S T A F F naadad lor W. •oomkwa gro* orno PM-

$7.00 pw v Cal aa i-o its

EVERYONE'S DREAM JOBI m tor Lady RwMngton Jaw Wry.

10 hr /waWi 30% C o m t o a a t o n , I V O O O I n l r M W - W r y No c a s e

176

HARDWARE B A L D F u l w par i l i m a idaal tor u t o a a a Apply b> paraon: M a m a o n Mwd-

l * 1535 Ford Rd.. Ga rdan City

HEAVY S H O P WORK

H :j. J S E C . £ a N E RS EJ« PERi E NCEO Par t t lma tor Uvonia ara*.

C o m p w n i v a wag**. J o 421-0640

'LOVING MATURE. , b y w i t w to c a r a tor 1 n t o n t Man. 6 Tuaa s a m - 5 p m In our t h a i m l OluomOwa Hi l* h o m a - O w n trana-

INFORMATION BOOTH Al tondant _ Th*

S o m a r a a t Co*ac«on . Rd. Troy

o p a n m g 2601 W Big

643-6360

JANITORIAL MAINTENANCE Monday thru Friday. Spm-Opm. Grow )ob tor aludantal CMI Vk*y. tOam-2pm 456-7171

LADIES SELL UNOERCOVERWEAR angaria at h o m a p w t l a a 550-5150 M W ^ t a a C w n - d w t A j ^

LOCAL BUSINESS m Farmmgton Hta* looking tor par t t lma h*«p In th* Oaavary ot Ityara Mafea your own hour* 54 75/1» t o a t a r i C a r raQjIrod- Qraat fob tar a ludanta l

855-1071

LOVE TOYS 6 CHILDREN? o n a f r a t a OISCOVERY TOYS

Sat own h r s E a m l r a a M t 4 7 6 - 0 3 7 5

LUNCH AIOES wan tad tor pr lvato achool Duttaa m d u d s lunohroom 5 raoasa. 2 h o w * . 5 day* * was* Mr*

581-3220

MACHINE REPAIR l aohn ioan . ax-pa r t ancad . CJioaOani o p c o n u n l t y tor • M M I hr*. on waWi-

a n a at. 522 -0815

MATURE 2 daya /wk F l w d b a t y t o work 5 / 8 w k s Fu l Um* In a u m m w S o m s ofUca sldBs

C w n a o a a a w y 5 5 hr, » 471-0030

NEED (h ipp ing 5 raoWvtng pa raon . •pproxJmatWy 4/hrs . p w day . SM own hours , pa r tac t tor c o l s g s stu-

t, apply *t Robo t Ptlntlng. 2 5 2 1 5 KMto. Radtord . E. ol Baach DWy.

S ol Schoolc ra f t . W o l Ta lagraph

p a r t - t i m e p e r s o n 4 - 1 0 hr*. p w mo. t o p t a — n t birth-day pan to* . Mum ba avaaab ta on • * * k * n d * . E x p a n a n c a with W m a n -

S a n d r aauma t o 0 . Pa t t on - CIS, P.O. Box 801. BtoomlMd HM*. Ml 4 6 3 0 3 - 0 8 0 1

PART TIME racapUonial , Tua* Thur*. 5 Fn. i p m - 7 p m Wad »,30-7pm. 54 .75 /h r S a g o n a a Ha* Sa lon . »TW. Uvonia 476-7171

P A R T - T I M E W a a l w n s u b u r b a n m o b l * banking o p w a O o n raqul ra* rsHsbia p s r*on tar p a n - t l m a w w k on Thursday* 5 Fr idays m Its conven ience banking d M a l o n Mual b e b o n d a b l a 5 able to drtva vwaeto. C a l Mr HW 450-6860

PLYMOUTH PART TIME - 2 daya Oam-Spm. Typist, muat now Word-Pa r t ac l 5.1 g o o d g r a m m w a n d

•a. 450-5008

S A L E S / D R I V E R (Par t Oma 9 a m - Ipm). Sale* or iented individual tor Mmfted aaiaa a l l O t h w dutlee « a Inckxta p ick-up a n d deavery and rvamlng high ipeec c o p l w Apply Apple P r tn ing , 3041| C rooks Roed North weal o o m w oft

SCHOOL MAINTENANCE WORKER 11AM-2PM, Mon.-Frl. Great tor Ra-t t ree 847-8080

SEWING POSITIONS - I . e n c a raquirad. w a t ram. Industrial

a a n d r aauma to: P O Box 0164 . Drayton PtWna. ML. 48330^)164

506 Help Wantad 507 HaJp Wanted

A-1 LOVING BABYSITTER, tar 1 an-a

Own u a n a p o r t a a o n 13

MATURE babyaRMr . muat b a lowing. 6 10 mo OM in tor 2V* yr.

my Southfield h o m a . 5 3 8 ? 4 6 M

B A B T S I T T E R N E E D 7 : 3 0 a m -5 :30pm. Mon-Frl prWwrablji M my Troy noma. I chi ldren. (1 ta achool Mi dayv n o t a r y c w 870-7068

BABYSITTER. . e r e n c e * My h o m e , part tlma. 1-2 a»-l e m o o n a N o n - a m o k w Own trana-ponaUon C a l 3 - 7 p m 651-4461

BABYSITTER toren to work at my

Fwrnmgton HMs h o m a 5 (Mgre^pw

BABYSITTER tar 2 children In my Farmington h o m a . Mon thru Frt.. 3 3 0 p m - 7 :00pm. now thru Dec Contac t : MarOa or M f t a 473-5556

BABY SITTER/HOUSEKEEPER Exper ienced , ' a * a Ma woman n a e d -

Mon. . Wed 5 Thur*. Waal Ca l : 855-4685

BABYSITTER - Loving, reeponaible pe reon t o e w e tor intent Mon -Frl m

t e rm r t a t a rancaa (315) n a Long 333-6485

BABYSITTER - Malura . exper i enced w o m a n wan ted to! t ime tor 7 m o old rn Troy h o m e S t a r t W j ^ B a p T

BABYSITTER/Mon -Frt , 7:30AM-5:30PM. In my hom*. tor n a w b o m Own t ranapor ta i ton . non-amokar

* a r e * 547-1867

BABYSITTER NEEDED m our h o m a tor 2 Children, a g e * 12 6 6 Par t t ime hour*. Monday-Fr iday If m o r e a t e d . p i e e e e c a l Kx interview 347-4362

BABYSITTER NEEOED In my R o c h e s t e r H a * home approxi-mate ly 3 d a t e p w wk S l a n i ^ Sap t . Caa lor d a t a l a 2 -4572

BABYSITTER n a a d a d in rrrv Farm-ington HIM day ca ra h o m a Energe t -ic, flexible, p a r t Ume, good ra toranc-se . n o n • n a k m g . own car 681-6232

BABYSITTER - n e e d e d tor 6 / m o old boy, Mon. 8 30am-4 :30pm Depend-able. non amofcw. axper lenoe ra-qu i rad . p a y nego t leb le Birmingham h o m e C a l Peggy 6«7-<307

BABYSITTER N e e d e d tor a 10 month old In our BmumBata h o m a Mon. th ru Ft1„ h o u r s 7 30am-6pm n e t a r a n c o e r aqu i rad 332-7562

BABYSITTER NEEDED - School d a y s tor 8 yr. old g m 7:30-8:30am. BtoomOeld H a s S c h o o l s Af tw 5 :30pm: 545-5627

BABYSITTER NEEDED tor my 2 chi ldren, l u l ume . Agaa 5 5 2. G w d e n City e r ee . C a l VTck! a l . 563-2503

501 Halp Wantad

h o u b e k e m r / a i T O R / u v l - i n N o n - a m o k w . SwxiOie h r* f r o m Mar a l a m t o S e t « n o o n MuM b a t l w oktar Abeoa p a a r a n o * a n a m h a v e a u t o DM

plant c a r a . a a a y toad p r e p y. IBM h o u a a c ieana ig . tood

I a n d h o e a n n j c t — l o i ' Pay a 5 2 0 0 0 / m o and

~S12 3duatk>na Wantad

i n - h o m e c a r e tor i n v a M lady m Uvonia Par t 18.00 an hour i * j m b e very paMwtt. ab le t o drtva. 6 e b t e l o WI 100 taa. No s m o k e r * or d r i n k e r s C a l S a n d r * or Wave rtiaaeage. 477-7440

IT IS a muat c o m p a n i o n B w*dow tor comperaon . tamale. a g e 40-55. or

e ranoe . aalary. c a * Mwy 422-6704

LIVE IN CARETAKER-Companion tor elderly lady m p ieeaan t Bloom-

ca re . a c w . p e r e o n W g o o n o n a m o k w with cooking 5 s h o p pmq abMHaa Cor e tudes a t t rac t ive aaU room, te lephone , meaM 6 able f r ee U m a C a * bWween 1 l a m -3pm only

UVE IN HOUSEKEEPER 2 children, non a m o k w Re*arence* ProtoeaiOnel tamay In Waet Bloom-neto 876-8344

i B A B V a i r n N O - W E S T L A N O MOM I w a n e s to b a b y a a lots a t TLC, k m 6 a w n i n g wjUi taa i MeaM 6 anaaka . C P R o w M M d 528-6470

CANTON IASY6ITTER

s a s

CARING EASYGOING. FLEXIBLE Mom w t » 4 y a w old boy would tore t o a* tor a w n * B a n w i g h a m Pierce

a Ca* Bath

CHILD CARE achooi 'o . (Uvonia!.

5 5 5 8

CHILD CARE Expar iancad 6 1*6-a b i e Mom h a s tal Urns o p e n i n g s tor your attte peop le C P R o e m O a r f

CHILD CARE - LnoMsl ta* tana. Mon -Frl.. age* 2 5 u p Quality ca ra . Mon.-Frl.. agee exper i enced N bsl t /Weet Ch icago 522-7706

CHILD CARE - Loving Mom o l 2 m Livonia area , •nfent thru 4 yea r* old M e e t s * acthm abto ratas- C a l Kim

CHILD CARE provided by Mom Roches te r HM* Hon smoking , n o p a t s Hours 5 3 0 - 5 30pm. maeia included 3 7 0 ^ 6 8 6

CHILDCARE I t a a e o n a h a , lu l U n a . up to 3 yaara . maWa provtded For n t o r m a t l o n c a l

256-5004

512 Situation* Wanted

MOTHER 0 * 4 yr « M a O M M « M t h e Sevan M l a B e a c h Area, dey* 6 s l t a m o o n e Mon. Ow\i F r t Drop m*

M 2 1467

work? 16 yaar* e x p w w n c e . Re*ar-j n a a u p o n r a q u W C M M a r t a w ? ;

a X caring ta i Ova at. i alao Ova K Good

O w n o w 536-1018

R O C H C S T E R

M e e a k a c o tan

HILLS DAYCARE, ilar k m LOv tM

C W c a r f l M

513 Situation* Wanted

BUTLER. HOUSEMAN 6 ChauNeur . with 12 year* exper i ence , looking tor tab R a t a wicea r a l e C I a

366-8345

S1S Child Cara

LICENSED DAYCARE PHOSHOiR

. W " • 1 W S EVENMG CHILOCARE

Wen thru F n 6 Night* 6 o v w

592-5010

ST S T E P H E N S Co-Op Nurawy,

TLC a n d m o r a o l tared In my 8-o e n e e d d e y c a r * h o m e mianta thru K m d e r g e r t e n 13 M a . I Evwqraan . F e l o p e n i n g s 547-7541

51S Elderly Cara A Assistance

HONEST MAN with 1 ton van work 4 OaSvery Atao h e * var tau* o t h w a k a s P * g w n o 706-6751 or 774 -2725

514 SJtuationa Wanted Male-Female

A-1 MAINTENANCE Al Intar tor /Extwtor h o m * repai r* 6 improvamant* . No | o6 t o o a m a * C a l 7 Daya 730-0714

CHILD CARE to c a r e tor M a r t i t o 5 yr old.

L I V E - I N S N E E O E D Expar tanoad p e r s o n * n e e d e d to *a-atat elderly m their h o m a a Mual b e a v e l a h t a at l e a s t 2 daya p w week including hoaday* 6 w e e k e n d *

E X C E L L A C A R E . I N C .

4 7 6 - 9 0 9 1

- 7 p m i C e l J

MATURE PERSON to he lp wtth c M d c a r o m my h o m e Daya 5 h o u r * l t a » -

° s n d s g e n o m e love mmm 006-2331

bta. Exper iencad i

MOTHER S HELPER-muM b e e n w -getlc. ontoy chi ldren , h e v e re«erenc-ss . I r e rwpor tahon . No s m o k i n g Psr t

T37-1088

M O T H E R S HELPER Georgia Muat b e reeponaib le tar 1 cfttM and a o m e h o u a e work G o o d wage, room, b o w d o t h w benef i t s tacauded- Re to renoea requi red .

404 -623 -1456 or 3 1 3 - 6 4 4 - 6 2 6 9

n a n n y For 17 m o n t h old twine. White Laka Twp C a l S a m - 4 p m . Monday-Fr iday only 471-7300

NEED COMPANION lo live ta 5 as-wst eiderty lady, aaiary 5 race h o m a S a n d inlormatlon t o P O Box 421. W s y n s . Ml 4 6 1 6 4 - 0 0 0 8

BABYSITTER NEEDED Monday thru Friday. 3 - 5 p m lor 2 girl*, age* 7 5 0, In m y SouthKeid home Pteeee can a f te r Spm 352-4258

BABY SITTER n e e d e d in my N. Troy h o m e tor 2 y e w old c h i d Lovtng a n d reapone ib ie peraon requi res 10-15 hour* p w week Schedu le I* flexible N o n - a m o k w . dog In h o m e

I 541-0736

BABYSITTER - NONSMOKING, mua l h a v e t ranspor ta t ion For 2 achool aged chi ldren. Mon - Frt. 2 -6pm. Farming ton 478-1864

BABYSITTER N o n - a m o k w . 20-25 hour* p w weak, in my W Bloomfield home Contac t Dr Schwar tz b e f o r e Spm 642-8144

BABYSITTER, Mon .and W a d old d a u g h t e r N o n - a m o k w One p laymate a real plua 680-4808

Troy - my h o m e 7 30-5.30 tor 4 y e w

SNACKBAR In Wood tand Lanee n e e d s p a n t lma help, a f t e r n o o n s Uvonia. C a l 535-5541

T E A C H E R S - P A R T T I M E Curren t Michigan Certified Teacher s n e e d e d tor: EngHah. Compute r* . ABE. ESL. predominant ly evening poemona P l e a s e respond with ra-a u m e to: Ma* F Wright, Southftoid Adult Educat ion. 17360 W 8 M i a . SouthAeid. Ml 4 6 0 7 5 746-7301

TELEPHONE 8UBVEYOR Local R*W Es ta t e f laaaaroh Firm

Immediately Must b * organized, a b l e t o work Independent ly a n d h a v e am c aOant communica t ion akM*. N o s a a n g . f t odb l a hours Mon thru Frl, S -5pm. To Inqulra p h o n e

1-800-258-2606

TEMPORARY ASSISTANT Protec t Coord ina to r tar Birmingham b a s e d

Include: Wring, training 6 *uparvta-ing of IWd MaK No iravW. Sep ! V Nov 15 C a l U n G r a b , 540-6150

Tired Of Freeloading?

Your p a r e n t s h a t e it. Your M e n d s h a l e It You h a w It. Now a your c h a n o e to g w back on your taw without giving u p your f r e e d o m f We oftor high pay on hour* you c a n live wtth A l you d o M give us s taw h o u r s s week, s n d wel l give you « -tract ive pay s n d b o n u s e s The work a pret ty easy a n d tha payoff • out -s tanding! Quit depend ing on o the ra a n d c a l today a f t w 6:00 pm M 421-7 4 3 5 or 556-4330

VETERINARY HOSPITAL Two open ings lor Recept ionis ts , a f t e r n o o n s l - 6 p m or sven lngs 5 -0 a n d Sa tu rday 6-% Ovw 18. Light typing. M n g a n d p h o n e a k a a ra-quirad. Af tw 2pm c a l 340-6505

w a n t e d tar Uvonia C N r o p r a c n c oDtoe. Front desk 4 c o m p u t w expe r i ence p re to r r ed X-ltoy Knowledge helpful, waang to t r am right peraon . approxi -m a t e ^ 15-20 h r s s week No week-e n d e Ca* Peggy 525-0200

Wellness Center Coordinator

Backgro tmd heal th Apply In p a r s o n tor 3 e p t 6th. Livonia Fam«y v. 14255 Stark Rd

w o r d p r o c e s s o r I t ime Oam-Spm

Muat b e t o n e n t e d and h a v e the e b a t y io work e l a taet p a c e Typing akWe of 85 w p m are requi red W a tram on Word S t w aoftwera 86 75 p w hour wath benaltta. S e n d laeuma l o M a n a g e r P O Box 328040 " - ~ 46332-6040

BABYSITTER wantod 25-30 /hrs p w week . 8 m o n t h old. s tar t imme-diately. ta our Redtord home. (5 6 Telegraph) 532-6557

CARE GIVER tor 5 yr old c h i d in my l l u I f u a e h o m e Mon thru Frt. 3:30-7 3 0 p m Must be rtalabto. heve t r a n s p o r t a t i o n 6 e n j o y c h l l -dren.Daya, 8 2 7 - 0 5 2 5 Eves 344-0116

CARETAKER tor 4 yr old at my W Bloomfield home, p e n time, u g h t cleaning. E x p a n e n c a 8 r e t a rencee requi red 855 -2065

A MATURE i t o e w e tor chi ldren end h o m e In Wes t Btoomheid Exper ienced only

663-2268

MATURE & LOVING PERSON l o c a r e for 2 children agee 7 m o n t h s 6 3 years , In my Union Lake h o m e Mon-Frl 8am-5 :30pm. re ta rencee requi red A f t w 8pm. 363-0750

CHILD CARE ASSISTANT H e e d e d lor a h o m * d a y c a r e Mon. Wed, S Fn. Sam-1pm, t2 MNe 6 Te legraph e r e a 355-2822

CHILD CARE n e e d e d m my Roche* t w HB* h o m * - part Mm*, af te r -n o o n s 6 'weaken da. W. /h r Own t r anspo r t a t i on n e e d e d 851-7502

CHILD CARE n e e d e d Bloomfield h o m e (14 belt) lor 2 yr old, Mon -Frl. 7:15-4 S o m e h o u o e k e a p m g . n o n - e m o k w . r e t a rencee . own c a r 626-0630

CHILD CARE won ted In our Roches-ter H u e home, 1 to 2 hours be lo r e e n d / o r a f t w achooi 652-4574

CHILDCARE Own c w n e e d e d Pick u p 1 c h i d (7 yrsl s i achool. run w -rends . s tar t d i n n w 3-6pm week-days Ca* C w o i 524-2600

CHRISTIAN family seeking meture w o m e n lor part t ana OePy sitting, .newborn 6 3 y e w old. must heve t r anspo r t a t i on D a a r b o m 730-0130

CLEAN HOMES. Mon-Frl 8:30-3pm Own c w , 55-67 hr Nice work-ing cond i t i on* Apply Tuee. Wed, 6 FrT 0 . 3 0 a m - 1 1 : 3 0 w n . Parks td* Pla-za . 3 2 3 1 6 FN* MM. e * . Uvonia

DESPERATELY SEEKING SITTER/ HOUSEKEEPER ADORABLE 4 YR OLD T H U R , FRI , SAT MUST HAVE TRANSPORTATION 6 REF-ERENCES NON SMOKER

855-0653

•ng for loving, mature , e x p e r i e n c e d babyWt tw t o c w * tor 1 Infant, tua t ime. In our p ieeaent Btoomftakl H a a home. Own r ranapor la t lon N o n - a m o k w I ta tarwicaa. 544 -6428 643-3238

NOVl'NORTHVILLE wi n e e d e d 3 daya p w week m our 0 Mile 8 Novi Rd h o m e 8:30-5:30 N o r v e m o k w . r e t a r e n c e e 344-8817

509 Halp Wantad Couples

APARTMENT MANAGERS 6 CARETAKER C O U P L E S

With m a i n t e n a n c e 6 of f ice experi-e n c e G o o d pay vr -benef i t • tor rtghl coupM Severa l w s u b u r b a n loca-tiona C a l 2 -5 :30pm

The IVANHOE COMPANIES 8 5 1 - 5 6 0 0

A P A R T M E N T M A N A G E R S Refined, m a t u r e coup le lor a quality building in Birmingham Apar tment expe r i ence halplui. but not necaa-aary Ha m u s t b e * h a n d y m e n and • h e muat b e p e r a o n e b t a a n d peop le or iented An axceaen t oppor tuni ty tor the right c o u p l e who want t o t v e end work m the e r e e * bee t vocat ion and tor a high quality 8rm Ideal tor • retired ooupta w h o want lo k e e p active Reply to: P .O Box 3040 Birmingham. Ml 4 6 0 1 2 - 3 0 4 0

APARTMENT MANAGER COUPLE n — d a d M l t l m a Excellent oppor tu-nity tor h u a b a n d 8 aHto. Apar tment provided G o o d pay Plymouth a rea Cell tor interview 455-1215

A P T . M A N A G E R C O U P L E Huabend 8 wile t e e m lo m a n a g e koxury a p a r t m e n t communi ty In Farmington HMs Prior a p a r t m e n t m e n a g w e x p e r i e n c e e m u e t Excel-lent aalary 8 benef i t s t o right c s n d i d e t e e C a l tor a p p o i n t m e n t

K a f t a n E n t e r p r i s e s . I n c .

3 5 2 - 3 8 0 0

CHILD CARE. 2 f u l n m e open ing* tor a g e s 1 » 6 3 G o o d ra ta* Include m e 5 b e a c s Mews, a e m m g , story t m e . p a y Oma 6 TLC 4 & 6 6 6 *

CLEANING - 5 y r s e x p e r « * c e Weakly - Bl weakly - Monthly

own" Judy i i\psr 476-2745

COMPANION AIDE - Yoirng w o m a n with 4 yr*. expe r i ence working ml eiderty s e e k s 20 -30 hrs./wk Special suppor t service* « « H * b t a 2 6 1 - 5 0 6 4

DIRT BUSTER HOUSEKEEPING SERVICE - K) Yr* exper ienoee . in-s u r e d A f l o r d e b l e r a t e * Ca l l Kim:474-0185 or Lor t 425-2246

ENERGETIC MOM ol 2 would love to c w * tor your chadran in n e d t o r d Plenty ol TLC end hm. Meals,

• 537-7114

EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER Full time, any a g * G a r d e n City a r e a

A f tor La t ra : 4 2 2 - 1 4 6 5

EXPERIENCED child c a r e provktor , e v a l e b i e lu l time for your Infant W Bloom held Ce* Christine

768-7848

5 8 Newburgh Mual I r e f e r e n c e s A l new ment 2 Ml Ume opening*

FREE ESTIMATE YOU'RE THE B O S S h o

mg aarvtca Insured 8 borxtad 510 ofl 2nd cleaning Diane 421-0646

GAROEN CITY MOM » s ta tue envi ronment tor your children while you work MeaM included Farmmgton Elementary 422-7205

HOUSE Cleaning, exper i enced pro-l aeanne l h a s open ings lor h o m e e 8 amali bmlnoaae* Honest 8 d e p e n d -

885-2271

HOUSECLEANING; THOROUGH 8 d e p e n d a b l e Oakland county a r e a

834 -7765

HOUSECLEANING Troy 8 *ur rounding a rea High quality a n d ape-cialty work R e a s o n a b l e r * t e a School hours . Cad Barb 640-3564

INFANT CHILDCARE. Auburn Hi ts w e e Ful t ime Non a m o k w . n o ani-mals Your t r anspor ta t ion Mich

332-4447

I WISH to e w e tor your c h i d . 18 m o e -up F u l / p e r t nme. dey* 6 2 p w hr J o y / B e e c h Daly * r * a Rosanna 563-1528

LADY WISHES HOUSECLEANING WW d o wlndowa 8 laundry Vary hones t 6 d a p e n d a b i * Very^ g o o d

l i v e in - m a t u r e exper i enced a * comperaon for wrvbulatory pe raon or h o u * * k * e p w Hone*! 8 Ex cement r e t a rencee 6

ca r ing B1-1105

l o v i n g e n v i r o n m e n t , s p e o a k z ing m Quality c a r a tor n e w b o r n s with lot* of special at tent ion 8 nurtur ing W Bloomfield 861-4668

EUROPEAN CLEANING COUTUE HOUM* W* d o everything!

515 CMd Cara ABC* ARE IMPORTANT, eo a TLC OuaMs p r o g r a m , tamay aetOng We ghre chi ldren aecunty m thWr torn*. ttve yea r* Can ton Ucerwed

A DREAM COME TRUE Fwn*y Dey-c a r e now ha* o p w t l n g s Plenty of play educa t iona l ac t tv f t ae 8 th* love 6 ca ra you d e e e r v a 0 3 7 - 2 0 1 8

A LOT Of TLC 6 I o t a involvement, i, 14 6 Crook*

286-8352

ARE YOU CONSIDERING Home O e y c w e tor your c#i*d? Limited

Hon 8-g r w n I a r e a C a l ,

P r e «chool pro-Dak B a a u m n n t v a * . 266-0637

T V Royal Oak B a a u m n n a c h e d u t a e

ARE YOU IN NEED OF QUALITY c h d d c w e ? Al agea . meW* included, a i oa tarn r*tar*noa*. U v o n t a / R a d t a r d w e a 037-0530

Beverly Hills Child Care Center

Infanta, Todd l e r s Pre-SchooL Kindergar ten .

Agee 8 W e e k s - 8 Year* Open f rom 7 a m - 6 p m

N o n - P r o * Serving Nutritious MeeM

Birmingham Araa 644-5787

B I R M I N G H A M D A Y C A R E if your chad love* th* outdoor* . W*n Dtaney movto* 6 ptanty oI *ct tvl ta*. I h a v e an o p w l n g m my h o m * tor * chad a g * 18 m o n t h * thru 8 yr*. of e g e D e p e n d a b l e 6 expe r i enced

845-0033

BIRMINGHAM Liceneed day e w e Opening tor any a g e tortrtUoue m e w s 8 anacfc*. Loving h o m * wivl-r o n m e n t CaH a n y t l m a 433-1678

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - fun IWad d a y * Pre-*chool . Meals CertMed C P R » F i r * t Aid E s t * a Wee C a r e 332-2727

REDFORD MOM to watch your chil-d r e n . d e g r e e , p re-echool exper i -e n c e C a l 037 -0483

CHILD CARE PROGRAM - tar egee 8 weak* t o 8 yr* of a g e CertMed Teechera . P e n t ime 8 M l t ime | g r a m s Located In U v o n i a 525-S

A Free Nura* Aa****m*m v a n ta your Home

H O M E H E A L T H C A R E • u p e r v a e d . meured

24 hour* - 7 day*

3 5 7 - 3 6 5 0 Pro toewonel Heelth Care Personnel

ASSISTANCE IN llndmg p t a o e m e n f c a r a tor your loved o n e NcKeHa_ tatod with a n y nuralnp h o m e » y n Fox. Pa t i en t A d v o c a t e 027-5631

I a m a CAREGIVER tar the ELDER-LY. C o m p a n i o n / A i d e , baalc n e e d e l n

^ ^ n s s r s r - r ^ i -

HEED HELP M YOUR HOME? 24 HOURS/7 DAYS

Home Health Aides Companion/Sit ters

Transportation Private duty h o m e c a r e agency h w p e you remain independent m your own h o m e

Mtata tor peop le needing a a e a t a n c * with pe raone l ca re , nght houeekeec^ tag. compen loneh ip 8 t ranapor ts-Oon.

C a r e f u P , *c r aened . wel quMlltad e m p l o y e w a r a RN e u p w v w d

For m o r a mformat ion c a l

UNITED HOME CARE SERVICES

9 8 1 - 8 8 2 9

l i t H u r s i n g C a r a

520 8acraterialS Business Servicei

BUSINESS SUPPORT SERVICES

• T w t l M w g e - F i - P w t o n W a e d Ti

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22 Ya Sa tu rday Houra

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CAHILLANE I I Servwaa p r o c e e e m g . t r enecnp t iona

l*x s e r n c e Pwk up 8 Lotus 8 720-2701

w a p rmung . la d**very Word dBaee Ml Plue w a

MORTON PROFESSIONAL Serwcea Word Proceaamg. S p r a p d Sheet > La*w Printing. F*x Sarvlc* Pickup 6 DWNery 4767060

NEED REPORTS RESUMES SPREADSHEETS 6 MORE TYPED' Fax. Copier 8 Contarencee Rooms rratobta Canton ca* NattonW B . i l n a a Centera 454-2450

USE VOICE MAIL YOU'I never mlaa ano the r enponeni ineaaaga or telephone ca l again1

E a c e l e n i tor reeidencee. profes •loneM. buemeeeea 8 organaations C a l 027-3172

522 Proteaaional Services

CAE/CAD Smal or Medium Proiecta

Schematic Capture P C S Layout

Q r c U t Deelgn Salem mie r toce 454-0100

FREE ANALYSIS Skin Care end Wardrobe ConeUtetnn Avaaable io aaeiet you with new l a l 8 vnntw Oe-ee For Free Coneulteticm 335-2*4 t

PROFESSIONAL RESUMES Wr i t e /Ed l t /Type /Laew P'mteo

550 AND UP GILES Southfield 550-0911

RESUMES Irom 520 - write/edit ' type/print - a l Italda - 20 years experience Deya/Evee/Weekends Mo obligation appointment545-5747

R E S U M E S T H A T W O R K !

PINEWOOD MANOR ADULT FOSTER CARE

R e p u t a b l e H o m e tor the Eiderty Kind wid loving ferrvr, a t m o a p h e r e H o m a aw o n l 5 acra* in ho r se term commun i ty 3 0 minutes North ol R o c h e a l w Semi-pr ive t* lor meie a n d tameto. Reawinab le p r h r « e pay r a t e e C a l tor brochure .

6 6 4 - 4 0 9 0

Protaeaional Writing Laaw Printing

Documented Reautts 24 Hour Service

FREE -Interview Techniquea with ordw

Cal tor appointment 550-5547

523 Attorneys Legal Counseling

518 Education A Instruction

ALL S U B J E C T S TUTORED Your h o m e Exper ienced , certified teech-w . M A . Math, Science. S p e n a h . Study akl la . SAT 5 ACT 348-7050

B A R T E N D E R T R A I N I N G J o b Placement Aaaatanca

1-600-344-5011, ex! 1

CONCERNED ABOUT your high achool s t u d e n t s g rade ecMevmeni a n d s u c c e e e m t h e M u r a l Conaider o n g o i n g 01-02 d a w yeer tutoring By an Induatry exper ienced MKM- ,

gan cw t i l e d teacher 540/hour Nc 600 Personals coa t tor 1st consul ta t ion 332-1318

AGGRESSIVE ATTORNE Y Orunk drivWig/Crlmnal matters

Dtvorc*/Wtaa.ProCata AN Lege! Matters

Michael V Goetz, Eaqu«e (313) 557-2530

" Former Aaatetant Proaecuter

BANKRUPTCY FROM ISO DIVORCE FROM $50

Also Personal injury and Probate Matters

Keith M Nalhaneon Attorney 557-5600

REAL ESTATE. BUSINESS TA* WILLS 8 LIVING WILLS

WWtw Z Graves Attorney BtoomflWd Hl ta /Troy 433-964'

She ldon 8

ARE m my lea a l egee . Ford Rd.

061 -4573

DAYCARE S u p w Mom a here U c a n u B tor 11 y e w s , lot* of TLC. Newborn and up m my Radtord h d m a 255-3228

EXPERIENCED Raw a ant Manager Couple tor medkim-e tzed upecaie a u b u r b a n * p a r t m e n t complex C a l Mon -Fft. 1 0 - 1 . 3 - 5 : 645-8011

JANITOR COUPLE For 156 unit a p a r t m e n t bu*dmg m Weet land C e l only b e t w e e n 8em - 4pm, 722-4700

RANCH MANAGERS tor 800-ac r* d a w r anch n a w A t l a n t a Mich Lux-ury h o u a e on lake ( u m a h e d ktael tor ret i red n a t u r e lover*

C e l 645-0750

511 Entertainment

LOVING MOTHER w*l c w * lor your child or children Carrion (Joy 5 Morton Taylor! a r ea Fun or part-ume Maeia included inlente wel-come Re ta rencee 454-1128

LOVING mother of th ree wtehee to watch your children during achool day or a f l w achooi, loca ted m t h e Lyndon 8 Middlebeit a r e a R e a s o n able ra te* 261-5204

MAID TO ORDER Housekeep ing Service tor B u w n e e l or Home Licensed Bonded

0 3 7 - 0 6 7 4

MATURE LADY wishes to c e r * tor your toddtor Meats 8 s n a c k s Ga rden City A r e * Yoi* t ranspor ta t ion 427-4704

MOTHER OF ONE to batry*ft m Uvona.

i Garfield School Datrtd) 522-3287

A BAND OR D J . {YOURS TRULY) Wadding*. Par t ies , Anniversar ies

Eii c* lan t d a n c e mutac cmr apecieltyl ReaeonebM R a l e s Bryan. 4 7 3 - 6 4 7 0

ALLL ABOARD O J EXPRESS Offering a p re one! OJ ahow wrice 107811 w e d d m a a . per t tae . e t c Top 40 S p e c t w a t 486-DISC J o c k e y s

CAROLE'S MUSIC FOR LIFE Solo Plemat or D u o / T r t o / O u a r t w Bach to Boogie. Jazz 6 Ctaewcal Al Oc-

D 851-3574

D J - 5 1 5 0 B l g B a n d a Top 40 a 474-6064

EARLY RISER NEEDED to aand 2 chi ldren off to achool 8 May m our N Redtord h o m e wfth their 18 m o n l h old Or other Mon 8 Wed. 8 3 0 e m - 1 2 3 0 p m 6 Thura 6 :30am-8 3 0 a m C a l a l t w 3pm 535-6513

FASTIOIOUS FOX ReeKtantlw Cleaning

C * l leave ri a n * g i .

FULL TIME Cera tor 3 aregr m o 8 2 yr old ta my Plymouth h o m e Mon -Fn Star t Mld-Oct CWI 332 5252 Retar to ad 166CB

508 Halp Wantad Domeetic

ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS Poaitlon tor nnaWai l pa raon Uve m houe* k e e p w ' b a b y a m w 6

. S11-5- W p m 6 — ,

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d a y * non 336-6664

A OEPENOALE tor T yr

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ADORABLE 2 6 17 monM e l d gin* *a t a loving

2 d*y*/we*k Farwino . 476-5064

! 3 m o old 8 8 y a w oM 0 y a w oM n a a . a i i w

t Mto n a 477-7127

AFTERNOON BABYSITTER tor 2 gk ie Mon-Thura 3 - 7 p m m our WaM BtoomRWd h o m e Need c w . now a m o k w 6 8 6 4860

AFTERBCHOOL c u a d Mon-Frt

X , Eve* SS 1-7276

AFTER SCHOOL chad a tor one boy tjoon cad St F y n /

Ca* 347-6335

A HOUSEKEEPER WANTED

313-346-5150

a t t n eduk aM 12 yr «** P N w a u t a • you a n e w w -*d im* ed a w weak p taaa* a a l

II ' S R - Ca ra tar • young i ta »wy — i i w m r — » l a t a , 2-mga * a a a * W*a>*nd ana*

G R O S S E P O I N T E EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

865-4575 80 YEARS RELIABLE SERVICE

>l**da experienced C o o e s Nannl**.

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1*514 Mack Avenue Groaaa P o m a e F w m *

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to ca ra 3 c h i l i ' * " p*ia ca r* tor 8 000 aq n h o m * Send r a a u m

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8 2 S 6 7 8 1

MAGICIAN/VENT R1LOOUIST G e o r g e Bowman

For bir thday per t te* 8 Ml oocaa ton* R e e e o n a b M ra t ae 456-6528

MOTHER OF 2 he* immed ia t e f u l Ume opening tor choc c w * Hot m e a a 5 snacks , n o n - s m o k w with re fe rence* Cioe* to 1-75 8 Arm Ar-bor Rd Call Cathy 455-6252

PARENTS

of vwtou* ege* in my hom*. Q r a n d Rrvw: Poww, M l / p e r t n m e CeB Lorl 4 7 1 - 0 1 3 6

ENROLLING FOR FALL - S m a l claaaaa f\0 day k lndergar ten F i * 6 hWf day p r o g r a m Oual f tod * tan Uvonia w e a 427 -0233

EXPERIENCED - LICENSED Hue-b a n d 6 wife t e am, caring In-home envi ronment tor your c h i d Cobbto-s t o n * CMM C w * h a * Ml 8 par t time o p e n i n g * MeW* Included Roch**-t w H a * C a l J e n or PeU 866-1475

FULL TIME OPENINGS tor c h i d c a r e m aoeneed N. Royal Oak ho«m 2 tormw pre-*chool l a a t f a r * . 7 yr*

Educat ional p r o g r a m IHWttrr anacka 8 lunch** m d u d a d ln<ant-6 y r* 6anv-5:30pm 266-4524

IMMEDIATE M l Wn* opening In 6 c a n o e d day c a r * h o m e tor 16

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MARKET PLPCE O t v o e c c o WHITE Parnate Vwy mature, 19 yr* of age wRh a Mo heart, and love* kid*. * moda. 5.8' , 130 *a . Blogd M r M 1« ma M

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LOOKMQ FOR dadtoawil bachelor Who *n«oy*. dwiolng. PMona. in I air», concerts, bating, campaig. a wWS In die park. * apecal hug. a good augh a good Iriend a good women Recent^ widowed lady wdh a pony 1*1 and mora M B D P O Boa 214216. AutHOT Haa Ml 46321

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pace*, rib Done tor c h m h 360-S3M

602 Loet t Found FOUND - Or own meM dog with while

wearing coaw VtorSTy 851-956*

marking* Mepa 8 I

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700 Auction Salaa A N T I Q U E A U C T I O N

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S c h m i d t ' s A n t i q u e s . I n c . 5136 W Michigan Ave

YpMtona Ml 46197 Phon* (313) 434-2660 Or fax (313) 434-5366

10% buyw * prwnMn oo a l lota

ANTIQUE 6 COLLECnBLE

BELLEVILLE ANTIQUES 6 AUCTION OALLERY

248 M a n B*a* 807-2949

702 CHINA

Oacontmued d tonerww* p w i w n * W* buy and ae* (ance 19681

Cal U - F 1-600-825-7360 eat 71

706 Garage Salaa: Oakland

H you *n»Oy wendwlng mrougn yewerday. oefling low In tlma. and browamg through endtoee unique

ing TOWN HALL ANTI Downtown Hatorid Romeo We heve ovw 8.000 ag.lt . 2 Itoora and ovw 40 dawar* specaajmg in Ouaaty Antiques and Selected CoaecttEies Open 7 dey*. 10-6 32 MM* Road and Van Dyke (M-53) Seven An-tique 9hop* wlthm waaung dla-tanc* ' 313-752-5422

OAK TABLE. 1930 S 2 H X 5 wttn < n attached waves 6 chair*, match Ing Butter 565-2133

PLYMOUTH SYMPHONY LEAGUE PRESENTS

Plymouth Fal Antique Show lS-™>J>n Cultura Cantw Frt., Sapt 6 10AM-8PM Set Sapt 7 10AM-6PM

BLOOMFIELD VLO GREAT STUFF Thur* Fn 8 Sal 9-4pm 364 N Cranbrook Fal clolhea. kra. houaa

FARMINGTON - For sale furniture, looks lawn mo WW hitch, housawwa items 6 sporting goods Aug 26-30. 12-5 23931 ~

FARMINGTON HILLS Grendme A «richer I mac items Set 8 Sun , 10wn-3pm. 30233 Fin*. N of Shwweeaae, W of

FARMINGTON HILLS - Aug 30-31, 9-4 Many Nintendo tape*, ctottwtg. leys awwry etc 35372 Spring H i ' ofl Orake between 138 14 M*e

FARMINGTON HILL8 - Frl J Aug 30 8 31 t0em-4pm FumHure 8 mac 300S6 Pernna Canterbury Commons Sub

706 Oarage Salaa: Oakland

S I Art Ray riwnatu p anting and mora S a 8 4un 9-5. 5622 9urmycraW ofl m-akasw N of Ouarton For more aitor meaon.

707 Garage Salee: Wayne

BABY Crib, atroaw clothes Ahw 8pm

nfwit-- 3T

326-2317

BIQ ESTATE SALE 15301 Heycton. corner of Fenkal 8 lias dan. h w Frt thru Mon » 3 0 w n - 4 « 0 p m

CANTON - Aug 29 - Sapt 2. 9-8

ST CLAIR RIVERV1EW PLAZA AntkpM Show - Aug 30-31 Sept Along the baauMul SI ClWr River 94 eodt 257, Si Clair M a i lour*

i tor a* future auc-

VICTORIAN bed 8 w/burl pana*, haavly carved Mw bMlopdrsaaw H 6 0 0 844-0686

FARMINGTON HILLS remodeang Antique*, sewing machsna, lamp*, booaa oothes Bwgan* 29634 Mu*ane 3 bas W of Orc*wd L a M Rd N ol 13 Maa Thur* Sat 9-5

FARMINGTON Moving Sale SW Sun 8 Mon 10-5 32231 Vsaeyvlew Circle oft Poww Bare ear QranC RMr 8 Shwwaaaaa F6t*ng moww 8

703 Crafta B R A U N & H E L M E R

A U C T I O N S E R V I C E S

R e a l E s t a t e - F a r m

H o u s a n o l d - A n t i q u e s UOyd Braun Jarry HWmw A m Arbor Swine

6 6 5 - 9 6 4 6 9 9 4 - 6 3 0 9

ARTISTS - CRAFTERS i " I i l s b e tor w i *ec»on ol

senc* FeetrvW ftrranghirr Sen I your wort Sept. 28 » - 5 840.

space CWI u n d * Hanna 642-6573

gwden equipment. 0 6 ^ turnnure. houeenokJ Itsma toys 8 sporting good* Moving of ( tat* must se* aw

701 Collactiblaa

NINTH ANNUAL CRAFT SHOW Southfield VFW 2645 Nov 10th. I1*m-5pm 24222 W 9 Mae 8 ta-bM* >15 533-1923.356-7657

FARMINGTON Some ol ev thing' Cnrwtma* Around th* World items rpens suits 8 caaftmwa costs 48, t a d a sun* a n 8-to chlWrens 8 noua*no« loo Thur* 8 Frl. corns' ot Annewood 8 Bsrcn wood. N ol B cif Fermmgton Rd

w Rd t a s i a i LWay 6 ShWdon

CANTON - canoe, yard tooa ptcrac table okMhee Fn Set Aug 30J1. 39690 Edmonton Hoaday Park Sub

CANTON Thwa 6 Frt, Aug 29 8 30th 7356 Haaooro. Sftaidon 6 Warran Vary NtoWl Lady shoe*. 9-10. clothe* 8-14 Boys 0-7 Toy*

CANTON - Thurs-Fri. 9-6 FurnRura ar condNlonw q a d r w a domes & much morw 46662 Maben. N of Ford. W ofl Canton geritw

CANTON 7061 8 6667 Oto Haggw 8/29-31, 9-5pm

clothing, houawioid. go-kan

BASEBALL CARDS - 1 700 alar* 8 rooka* Book vWu* 82.400. I I tak* 81.800/beel oftor Andy 363-64 15

704 Rummage Sales A Flea Markets

FERNOALE BIG SWe 1416 W HaiWhurst, S ot 9 MIM. W ot Pme-creet Sat Sun Mon 10-5

FOUNO DOG i n k M w w a a

FOUNO-Dog. smWl cream colored meM Pomwaman? 17 M*e. (tochee tw Rds on 8 /21/91 526-2874

f o u n o Tootoos, m raw i Csl aftw ipm

Gl JOE COLLECTION - 12" marry dole and accessories C a l owwewi 4pm-10pm 729-8768

HOT WHEELS toy car* earned with red *tnp*d tir«a. caah paid W*w-lend Caa Frt or Sal 726-5314

ANNUAL Metropolitan 7th Day Adventat Church Rummega Sale Labor Day, Sepl 2, 9anv-4pm Freshly baked bread 15565 Hag-gerty Rd oetwean 5-6 M M

LATER THAN USUAL but tnggw then even Oub pre-nolday rumm-age swa 8710 N Beech Defy, cor-rar of Joy Rd Aug 29.30.31, 9-7 LOU ol mac , dothee. 8 books. 1000 Harlaquei books - 10 cents sech Sel hair ofl swa

HUMMELS - 7 Wfl - « l a 50 a 6 60 a. ; s _ _ . - - | Numbera, i t , 56B. 67, 96 142 185 7 0 5 W e a r i n g A p p a r B I 168 Raaaonably pnead 344-0942

FINAL WEEK - omy Thur* Fri. 10*m-4pm 32522 Old Frankln Dr u MM* 8 Middlebeit r*ou*enoid turrutue. dlshe*. Hn*n* 8 mora

FRANKLIM Sun »-4pm 32950 Grimsby 14 m*e 3 twock* W of Twegrapn Beby loddMrs clothes 8 loy*

FRANKLIN VILLAGE - AnOque lurrs-ture freeie^ shop loola, riding moww 8 othw ywd equipment, trwrtpoierw houaahoid goods Sapt 6-7 .9-5 31275 Franklin Rd

B « gwaga 9 30am-i-Spm

OLD MOVIE 8 MISC MAGAZINES Flrai day. Sun Sept l j 1991 Farmer* Mart el Royal Oak

WANTED TO BUY (BoaaonaJ. chw sctw waI masks Rohns tor aoto Cal 552-8348-

area Resrwd C a l

LOST CAT - gray 6 while, green eyed femaM. Bfmmgham between Adems 8 Eton. S ol Maple 847-0171

702 Antique*

LOST - CW - gray 8 black Tabby, aome orange, inverted black trian-gle on torehaad Rewwd 471-7110 478-5468

LOST DOG - black tomale *h*phwd pup 45 to* 9 Mee/MiddiedeH Rawer a 356-2417 or day* 873-4970

LOST - Oo you have Charla? M a e oog. black twrWr 8 poodto mU Adopted Irom Mich Human* Sod aty. Apr! 1991 Rewwd 532-5509

603 Health - Nutrition Weight Loaa

VIC TANNY A mils tec Membership, wttn tree raguatbal Expire* 1993. 880 renewal Cal Mary aftor 8pm,

824-4297

VIC TANNY membership*. 812/yr renewal! Low 1 time payment - Sapt only . CWI Joe. 921-3004

VIC TANNY VIP IMWime rnembw-smp $900 or be*l o«tor347-4633

ALL ANTIOUES BOUGHT Poalcwd*. old movta magasrw* snwfy china. B u l l Wright china papw dole. toy*. rNBtary 346-3154

ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES MARKET THE BRUSMER SHOW

Sunday. Sapt 15, SOS5 Ann Arbor Same Road. Exit 175. oft 1-94 Ovw 350 dealer* m qualty antique* *nd select c o l * c i m * * A l Item* guw*n

GOING ONCE GOING TWICE Wlntw A/rtvW*.'Summw Clew ance New/Gently Ueed Deergrwr Apparel

738 S. Waahinglon, Roya Oak Mon Sat 10-4pm 546-3656

FUR COAT for awe. sue small Best oftor Aak for Judy

397-0449

LATHRUP VILLAGE sale Sat Aug 31. 18205 Wtnahir*. 4 t U M Hrs) b * W off Southfield FW Collectible* books, loy*. stuftod on-imWs 8 much more

MOVING SALE BORN AGAIN RESALE 900 Startweathw Plymouth Enda Sat , Aug 31st 459-894?

LATHRUP VILLAGE - Huge Gwaga Sale Aug 30 8 31. 10em-6pm 17600 Swi Roea. S of 12. E of Southfield Oueen bed complwo. nousenoid, wis ot back-to-school clothes, 'sen 8 pre-teen toy*, book*, etc towpncea

NATURAL MAHOGANY tomale mink coat PaW 810,000 Mual sWl 83000. be*! [313) 226-0369

NORTHVILLE TARO sale. Aug 31-Sept 2 10-5 Matching couch, lo 'MSU 4 chair cor motorcycle, snowmobM go-cart, lota 0* mac 9595 West 7 M M be) Cume 'oeds

COLLECTIBLE SALE Movie correcs snd more No pricee 1 Oay only Sat I0em-*pm 11569 Fkjeees naw Ann Arbor Traa 6 Haggerty

X T

DEARBORN HEIGHTS - 4 Fi Aug. 28-31. 9-5 Tandem bike, torns-lur*. a w a o 8 speakw TV*. Orartmg ISMS lots of CkXTw* 6665 Meytwm W of Telegreph 6 S of Warren

707 Garaga Salaa: Wayne

UVONIA - 4 Famay aniiquaa. old comlca coma records Clothes mac Thurs-SW. 10-4 14679 Part Ave S of Five. E of Levan

PLYMOUTH H omen qui awn*, an-tiqu* ic MSU much mors Thur Frl-SW 9-6pm. 39670 Mayvae l bat E of 278. on Ann Arbor Rd

PLYMOUTH HouaehoM item* tor-nrtur*. craft*. *ome nor** lac* 4533 Goflradeon. w oft Ann Artxx Rd Sept 4-8. I0em-3pm

PLYMOUTH TWP Old tool*, m a item* FrvSat Aug 30-31 9-6 4 1010 Macoi Dr >u*t Vl of Heggerty

REDFORD - Aug 26-31. 9-6pm Baby crib looa pool sao* S ol W * w a m G o l 26046 Roe* Or

thru i 31 MuRi Famay Aug 29 9am-5pm 18491 Ftve

Poaua E of Beech N of S u

BEDFORD SW 6 Sun 9-4 Lots of tsoyv clothe* IO-3T). lov* a mac 20470 Woodworm s of 8 MM. w of Baach

REDFORD ywd aaM Everything goes N ol 5 M M E of Beech 15373 Pomona Frt. Sat 10am •

Redtord Aug 29. 30 31 t0-6pm. 11781 Columbia. N of Plymouth AnuquM. c. onset afito*. (awWry

7 0 6 H o u a a h o l d G o o d a

O a k l a n d C o u n t y

ALL NEW 1961 Lliii'laasiart Cualom Drapanaa W ready made prtoaa Awo Orapanaa Pacific Drapanaa 3*3-4002 565-7422

ANOTHER

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Fn SW 8 Sun 10-4 at: 991 W QMngary Circaa

Located bWween ~15 IMapia) 6 ' 6 (Quartanl. between -shew 8 Cran-brook Taka Maple lo Gtonganr go H on CMengary to Gtongary Cirae W go to eddreM Numbera W 8am

MagnMcent home M a d with Eng-lish mahogany k*nfturs 8 OeeutIM

Mahogany daang room aw. table. 8 cheas • china cabi-nets - buftot 8 aervw • ma-hogany bewoom

706 Houaahotd Gooda Oakland County

706 tloueehotd Goodf Oakland County

c o u c h , tan 87000 w/8 I coreamporery char*

anion 81000 or Daw

rwy ivory w n a/gMaa. 8500 Matctwig tatMe 860 a a 645-5(97

EAMES STYLE Laesnw chwr wur ck with lea* Vary good 80 4 73-7Cf2t

COUNTRY FRENCM/Cotonsa soad oak labia 6 8 chair* old toahton huacfi. Sioeawil condtoon 82300 or bew oftor 651-6474

DINETTE SET Giasa tabto black chairs With gray taanc 8200.'beet oftor Aak tor Ericka 366-4139

DINING ROOM SW walnut weh but-Iw 8 chma Lalaanl . camw group-ing 2 bade. ta<Ma. sic 477-6772

Drang Room SW 6 t "

condition 8600/bew

REDFORD . 11390 Applet or s ol Plymouth. 1 Mk E ol Telegraph Appkencea lurmture patio aw toy* rvoueehoM nems You neme It we h * M rt Fn - Mon 9am to 5pm

REDFORD 13459 Garfield oft Schoolcraft. 9-6pm Thur* Aug 29th Macsaaneoue Houeahold

collectibles • labulou* PorthaiAI Inene • Sony lawnmoww • TV 8 stweo* • daaignw c t o thM • ton* ol Mac

I r i s K a u f m a n 6 2 6 - 6 3 3 5 Associate Mem M r

irternationa Society of Appraiser*

ANTIQUE oaa bed cheat, dreaew 8 bbrwy deW Two 10 speed M a 1 Nrsmki 6 1 Fu» 642-3942

D E A R B O R N H E I G H T S 8723 MwcedM, Thurs - Mon. 9<4pm Furniture, houeeriold items, oottwig 8 lot* ol antique Avon

OETROfT moving ss 29.30.31 12659 HaiWton

Sat Aug

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.yaeewwa sport*. 7 M M 8 Inknw 18878 Negaurwe Aug 29-31 9-4

S REDFORD - 2 'arrWy lurnrture odds 8 ends, some e n t i q u M Sal 8 Swi., 31 8 1 9am to 6pm, 27017 w Chicago Del n e w Hermngwey 8 Inkstw

WESTLAND 29-31. 9AM

BIRMINGHAA4- HOUSEHOLD SALE A-Itnque Beby buggy On Yoke Wk.-toor chair. Cane cheir*. gM**-wws. rswoed arnerr , r*aroed lamp, br*M pal. Ethan Alan rmg a » needbowd paw c«enoeaw, GE ovw the atove microwave Hove Boy*/women* dewgnw csothmg-Xlwn. Biasspon Polo, imena.

DETROIT - 16650 Bremen 4 Blocks W at l w w w B at wean 6 M M 8 Puri-tan Electric stove, clothes turrs-ture. books, Irea klttana Frl 9-5, SW 9 - 3

DETROIT - 3 Family Sato 20 yrs sc-aanutotlon. everything muW go 17400 CooMy. Grand Rhrw 8 8 M M SW 8 Sun 10-6

GAROEN CITY 26942 Beechwood ofl Ford, new MtddtobWl Fri-Sun

GARDEN CITY- 9-Spm Frt 6 SW Clolhes, owes aquarium 7001 Bw ton. S ol Warran, W of inkator

WEDDING DRESS Alfred Angeto Blush-colored ofl t h e s h o u l d * Oreas m rots b r o c a d e p a n w n C h a p W - i a n g l h t r * l n m a t c h i n g

toad M rapr*n*antad and undw fingertip v*l with p e a r l s 8 3 h a n d c o w , 5 AM - 4 PM Adii'iliaWcin 83 wrapped roMS "8l c rown Size 8 Third Sunday*. 23rd Season

The OrigSradlt

ANTIQUE OAK 3 piece badroom •W. mint condition. 82960 Anttqus 8 pace dMng room Mt. *oad wal-nut. mada m Qrand Rapida circa 1900 82950 Licaaant condition

1-313-463-4442

ANTIQUE SHOW/SALE UNIVERSAL MALL SEPTEMBER 5-8

Dequsndre w 12 M M Warran Thur* -Sun during MaK hour*/C

GLORIA SJEGERT PROMOTIONS

NOVI- baby nwn*. lurnrtur* househo lo T h u i 9 -4pm FtobtM Lane W « o m & 10 MM

OAX PARX Moving S a w Furniture, s p p k s n c a s c lothes w e Sun 10-5 21401 Mpling 3 Wks W of Coo-bdge. 2 blks N ol 8 Mile

INKSTER Huge yard MM Aug 27-Sept 1, 10-6pm Fumltur*. appa-

Ct. Charryfia 6 MiddtobWi

4?777 I INKSTER - 145 Vincent off Cherry • H *

WEDOING GOWN ivory tradluonW tlws snd van aO* 6 1 0 Paid $ i 2 0 0 aaking 8500 937 ' 6 9 3

ROCHESTER - Aug 30 9 - 5 An-t iques t ea thw Bed, Nintendo 8 lOO'i of n e m s 626 BuWI t a l

MENS SUITS 4 s p o r t s c o a l s . 4 6 R h a r « y worn, n a m e b r s n d s ExcW-

tool 444-8601

VIC TANNY VIP We W ship 8900 I 850 annuW toe Dave, 5866700 Daya 855-4968 Evee

WANTED 50 paopto lo um brand new program thai wa control your appittle Lom n c h M 6 pounds no dat ing or sxwctoa C H 427-4909

ANTIQUE SHOW

Wed Sept 25. 11-9pm. Thurs. Sept 28, 11-5pm - Appraisals

Prevtow - T u a Sept 24, 7-10pm For Ressrvstiora caa 644-1689

First Unftsd Methodwt Church 1569 Maple at Ptoasam

Birmingham

RED MINK COAT - vwue 82,500 ssklng 81,000 Fo» [sckw - v*lue 81,200. aaking 8500 By a p p o n t -ment only 349 -5673

706 Garage Salee: Oakland

BERKLEY - Fri Sa t 313B Bucking-ham, S ol 12 M M W o l Cookoge do thM. lu rmture p h o t o e q m p m e n i sn t lquM Wc

R O C H E S T E R HILLS Fuml tu r* , lamp*, tool*. mapM t a t M e Aug" 30-3V 9 - 5 545 Cest tober N of Av W ol Crook*

East of inkstw Rd Augu*t31 Sapt I 8 2 9-5pm Biki dahee knlck knacks Junk

LIVONIA - Frt, Set Aug 30-31 9 - 5 16967 Woodwda. S o> 6, E ol Lsvsn Chma. giaea. old records, fuml tur* antique*. d i i m

LIVONIA - FRI Aug 30 10-5pm 8834 Mayftotd. Farmingfon Rd -PlymouTh Rd. Furniture i m a c

606 Lagai Notlcaa ATTENTION CHURCHES schools « non-profit Ovsc orgarmatlons m Radtord area SE Michigan Courisw-mg S e m c M a applying tor tcenaiae •o provide substance abuM treet ment 8 prevention aanlcM Al w

commwrts to OSAS 1200 N Tssw orapn Pontiac, Ml 46053 Attention Ruth Evens. Coordmwor

ANTIQUES ON MAIN van our 25 flaaiw shop tor qualty variety and grew coftoe Ycxi may llnd wet what you have always bean loqkmg tor Se* our grew vintage Oottang and fiat*

SHOP CLOSED LABOR DAY 115 S Main Mon - S M lO-6 Royal Oak 545-4663

BOOKCASES secretary mohoge-rrf. torn stand, hand carvad. paychi-atrat coach - oak 8 wetnw oak phona, daaka. mtoc 522-3964

BEVERLY HILLS - 17832 Dunbialne East ol SouthllelO S o u t h ol 14 Mue Friday snd SWurday ! 0 e m - 6 p m

BIRMINGHAM - Cribs, chang ing table, snow a u l a Aug 2 1 1 30 31140 E Rutland. 13 Mile 8 Pwrca

BIRMINGHAM - Furni ture d o t h M Aug 31 - S a p t 1, » a m - 6 p m J 1 4 4 Buckingham off Mton N ot MapM

ROYAL OAK Household stuff )awarty e x w O M equipment , no j

' d o t h M Sat. , 8 /31 8 Sun PM 305 N Artaoena J

SOUTHFIELD Frl Set 8 Sur, 9*m-5 30pm Clothing h o u s a w w w swwvig rnscmns. rrscroweve. d o M -& m o r e 21500 Po tomec , N of 1T| MM E of Lshsw

SOUTHFIELD - Tooa , goff c lubs ] c lo thes bikes 6 much mors Labor Day Weekend 17618 GokJwm, 3 oiks N ol 10 off Southftoid

SOUTHFIELD y w o seie. S « . s k i 9-4 15600 St ra t ford 10 M M 8 Graei iftold Booka. s o m e furnrture p o t s p a n e clothing tpatiteL atove top ca rpe t ing e tc

LIVONIA - Frt 8 Sat 8:30am-2 30pm. 16695 Parklane, trom Six MM. turn S onto Weatbrook Sofa, kci sssat. Chew treazw vtuftad toys gina bike, much, much more

LIVONIA. Frl to Mon. I hold nam*, clolhea. 18651 WWiama Ct 1 M M E- of Levan

io 6 Houee-toy*, mac

1 * S Of 7

LIVONIA-Gwaga saw Friday 9am-*pm 39012 Grsnnwlk S MM. W of Newburgh

S I

L V O N I A - G w * o * Mt* Tooa lurm-ture. m a c Thur* -Sun 9em-5pm 2048 1 CWnul. |UW S ol 8 M M

BIRMINGHAM - S a l Only! 10-4pm Top qua l ty lurnrtur*. d o t h M 4 houMhold Itana 5 7 5 Pilgrim. 15 MM 8 Cfwaterfiwc

SOUTHFIELD 12 M M / L s h s w Moving ssie Furniture a p p k a n c M toys, iwwWry clothing Thurs-SW 10sm-4pm 22520 ivsnhca. 1 bloc* W ol Lshsw. S off 12 MM

BIRMINGHAM - 1662 MWIor. N of 14, E of W o o d w a r d Tool* n ice

Frt Aug 30 9 - 3

TRO» Aug 30. F n 9 -1 B w p a m * L s m p s . trunk. OishM. wan unit, boy 's Wk*. l ee r d o m e * m e n s 40R S of 18 o" CooMUge t o Pondwey

606 Transportation 4 Travel

CALIFORNIA ONTARIO - From Da- ! troit One w*y tomato, good lo 10/ i 9/91 8100 476-7974

JACKPOT JUNCTION Morton, Minn

BINGO • SLOTS BLACKJACK • KEENO

$99 n d u d a 3 day* 2 night*, lodging, motor coach 24 iw shuttle

313-83&-9327

METRO DETROIT lo SaettM W*av 1 way 6 2 9 1150 or beel

369-9*01

CLAWFOOT Bathtub Mmt condtoon $200 or beet ollw

564-2356

FLEA MARKET ROYAL OAK

AnttquM 8 CoaectiCMs Every Sun 9-5 - Free Admiaaon

318 E 11 MBe

Antique Pockw 8 Wnw Welches Bought 8 Sold SEE BENNIE

BIRMINGHAM - 17870 LocherbW (E off Southftoid btw 13 ' s 4 141 Toy*, skt t . s h e w music , turmtur*. d o m e * 9-1. Thur* only

BIRMINGHAM 940 C h M t w Wmiw cows, Wc plywood a te rvouse-•vjld. Wc Frt 8 SW 9 a m - S p m BLOOMFIELD HILLS • Huge sale. Aug 29.30,31, 9 -6 1978 Orchard Lsra . Ls shw 6 14 MM

TROY G a r a g e Sale Thurs 4 Frt 9 - H 3419 Paddingtcm Bag Beevw 8 Adems

TROY 2650 English, N ol Long Lake W ol Dequmdre Fn 4 Sal 9-5 E x - b u l d w loots 8 stuff

HITCHING POST ANTIQUES MALL

Mtchigsn s Fine*t AntlquM Ma* Ovw 40 Qualty DaWw* undw On* Roof On M-50 r a w M-52

T t c u m s W , Mich Opan 7 Days tOem-6 30pm f517) 423-6277

TWO round tnp coach lickws to Lo* Arn i ln , or San Franoaco vWkJ un-Hl July 1992 8375/each 262-5817

610 Card of Thanks

MOVING - 19th Century New Eng-land poaiw bad complete 8560 19th Century pwnsed Marww cneel 8525 Pm* opan cupoowd $175 Oriental throw* O l l w smal antiqiw

425-4696

MAY THE Sacred Heart 0> j a a be •dored giorrfied Wvad *nd pre-served throuofioui mo worid now wid toravw Sacred Heart of l a s . pray tor u* St Juda Workw at Mkactoa pray tor ua Say tha prayer 9 nme* s day by me 8th day r o u prayw wa be w.swered it ha* n e w near Known to tw Putoacatton muw b* pre My p rayer* have Dean *n*ww*d P M

PREVIEW OPENING Fn Aug 30

Som* The

19680 W 12 M M JuW E ol Evwgreen m SoutftOWd Mon-Frl 10-5pm Sat 9-6pm Glowed Sunday* 8 Labor Oay 666-9120

TROY 4654 John Rd between W a t tws 8 18 MM Rd Thur* -S*t , 9*m-5pm. Antique <ti*hM DWM, d o m e s , b o o k s g a l dryer Mc

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - 1251 Kidder, Lake Dr W of Te legraph off Ecnc Rc Aug 30-31. 9 -4 Designer cM-arena clothe* toys 8 b s b y Items

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - 2 tame> Too much IO Mt Hickory Heights S u b 4342 W Orcha rd HW W of A d a m s cwtwean Wattto* 4 Long LS*S Fn 4 Set Aug 30-31. » w n - 4 p m

4220 ClWr* Or off rween Middaoei r 4 Onchwd SW 4 Sun 9-Spm Girls 3 p a c e whrta Bed-room set. chsws. ISBN* M c Rea-sonab le must go

BLOOMFIELD TWP - 38 B w ' m g l o n Ro W o o d w w d / S q u e r s c a k e STM Fn 4 SW 9 - 5 Misc turmtur* 4 fu rnah ing*

WEST BLOOMFIELD Uk* new d o t h * * ml*nt-4T young m a n ' * med ium 6 ladto* 4-8 many m a c Fri a 30am-2pm 5566 Norman-hurst N of MM btw M a d m a n 4 O r c h w d Lska

COMMERCE - MAMMOTH bacSyWd saw W* have averytmg you went' Ov*n rswigwwor dr*n* toy* clothe* and 100 s ol basebWI cwd* Aug 30-31 4 Sept 1 7-5 2152 Usurer on Pontiac Tral baf.aar Welch 8 Oekley Park

W BLOOMFIELD Aug 29 30 31 9 .7pm 4782 - w d w o o o s Wsmui O r c n w d Lake - o e d s Toys, rrasc

W BLOOMFIELD - TNurs 4 Fn 9 a m - 4 p m 5591 KmgWatd. Mapw 4 Fwrnmgton Household llama, tomt-t u r s s«ns d o t h m g g r s w p n c M

SPINNING WHEEL whaa good 1

20"

FARMINGTON HILLS. Aug 26-30-31, 9-4 Furni ture a c c e s s o r i e s Oriwaw p a c a a . bWh f u t u r M . m a c 380*« Flnonewood W ol H e a t e d t ol t MM a n t w Lu»on

FARMINGTON HILLS Moving SW* SW Sun 4 Mon 9 4 p m 13 Mm between Dr*k* 4 HWsted to low wgns P m b e l m e c h m e d o t h M • itchen i tem* b o o k * 4 w c

w BLOOMFIELD Thur* thru Sun 9 e m - 7 p ^ 5860 N a n e v a S off WW-->ut Lake W ol Insa tw

W BLOOMFIELD - T r e e w x M 8 Tr*sn Fr iday 8 - * p m 2435 Upiong. off SQUWS v ska W Ot Middlebsl!

W BLOOMFIELD Aug 29 30.31 6 6pm 2120 SI Joeeph S q u w * Lake 1 MiddlebW' Clothe*. k*m«ur*, houMhold w w w equipment etc

LIVONIA household ivwn*. ctoda*. loy*. ate Aug 30 3 1 10-5 36429 • M s . N of Joy, E. of Newburgh

LIVONIA Huge Ysrd Sal* T8352 LWfars, Aug 29 - Sapt 1. 10am-5pm Ws have s Ittto of averyttwig

LIVONIA - Kid* toy* baby nam*, rmac nouaWtold good* Se! 4 Surv. 9-6 34369 Mungw. W of Fwrnmgton S c* Sis M M

LIVONIA. Kttchen tab* smal appliance*, odd chairs, books MkM. maceaaraoua Naw Plym-outh 4 inkstw 11413 Daarmg Thurs thru SW. 26-31 10-6pm

LIVONIA - Love saw. chairs, amps, mac Fri 8 Sat 9-5 29622 Berkley, Five M M 4 MkSdMPWt

UVOWA-Miac name 4 dothmg 37424 Ann Arbor Tral al Newburgh Fn -Sun . 9am-5pm

LIVONIA. One mane Junn m anotnw mono treasure Thur* F r t , 9-5 35765 Mmt on S of Plymouth Rd W ol Wayne

LIVONIA, SW 4 Sun 9 to 5 Baby crib $60 mssc 15352 Brooakwd N ol 5 M M E of Farmlnglon Rd

Aug. 26-31 1515 Seime off P a i m w t Wayne 4 Newburgh Microwave ment much morW Aug 3" 9 a m - 5 p m d w m w clothes 8 househo ld nems Sapt 1 rOam-Spm 1721

WESTLANO Aug 29 4 30 Mac houMhoW n * m s 3 s i w c a * *qu*im*ni 32500 Grsnd-n w CherryhW Venoy w e e

— 1 aw S ol Mapa E at AOsm*

WESTLANO - C o a e c t i b a * *nt lque* tool*, boy* d o t h m g 36100 Central I . — T ' L - 1 1 a - o i , Cify Parkway, n e w WeWiand Mai! I S w Aug 31 8 Sun Sep l 1 9am-6pm

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Moving Con-temporary c h r o m e 8 b r a M msaid dmmg t a b a with 6 chair* by p * i> Evan* Irom Owectionw 3 d a p l a y

by John Whff icomb be-aghts

solid bun wood O t h w a s a o r t s d 626-4683

DihHNG ROOM SET lable'4 chairs'

king sued bedroom M i a 471-5627

D M M G ROOM sat Kandal e»cw-

chwr*. baw crtw 842-5368

D M M G ROOM *W 1 pace* king sua badroom sw. 8 pMOM stw* wawiw 8 dryw i M c IMma. beet 04-•w 855-aoaa 826-9699

D M M G ROOM tat chair* cherry M t

M. 4 Windsor

— S s ? 7 5

ESTATE SALE B,

MARJO'S ANTIQUES SW Sun Mon '0 -4

26002 Universal 0> Wwren

Unuauw array ol br ic-e-brac 8 lurrs-tu r* a c c u m u l a t e d by a c o m p u t e r * s h o p p e r many nam* n e w used •deal tor gills Mwbto top occas ional •abtoa marror*. crystal kght t u h U M G o n e With Tha Wmd a m p e d e c o r a lor p a c a f igu rnaa . s a l aoorn

f i replaces o rna t e i w « i dmmg t e b a 6 chair*. Iwg*

M d i o n w so t* siagant 8 unique cha i r s , k n e n e r s w p o n a b a b w 6 s toow iron y w d tumHur* KM* m o t s f r o m I

E off D e q u m d r e on Ureveraan Dr S ol 12 MM Barsnd unrvwsai MW

ESTATE SALE Fermtoto, amme room, avtng room badroom k r r a -

O W N G ROOM I sow '4 chairs Burl Wood lop (86"X W i With chrome

Chroma chwrs Contawiporsry de-signw sw MuW oool $1,200 Also new queen luton. $300 851-6757

DINING ROOM labia ThomasMto brand naw. bunad wood paean with

ongtow $2200. aak $650 I Oom Couch $275 Lary bo, chwr $95 6 uphowared dm.no room chwr*$1O0 661-3206

ESTATE LIQUIDATION ENTIRE BIRMINGHAM CONDO

Sept 5, 6. 7. Chmssi decorated mapa break-Iront. 10 pace Engaah oak dmmo room 6 paca Irultwood bedroom 6 paca mahogany bedroom, Duncan Phyto style *ol». amp t a b a a pa« reproduction Victorian ganoamwis

lop cocktail tabto 5 pace iron break tost *W. 2 ron bakers racks Many pacaa ana chma, srfvw giass-

c h w r s 4 a w A p p k a n c M M d w nam* anan* b n c * b rae jwwwry Sa l Aug 31 Sun Sepl 1. 9-6 260

of W o o o w w d 5 cars S S W L RC

ESTATE SALE Fn Sa l Sun noon • 5 gtaes ki tchen s w vwth 4 chairs, trtpto O' 1111 6 mte s tand ptotlorm b a d 4 n e a d b o w d wWi unit rmac 18200 Lincoln. Lathrup v i a ^ e . W ol S o u t h f a l O Fid

ESTATE SALE 43 E Wa*mnglor. W a g * of Ctorkston Many an t iques a a t h w couches d o t h m g - vintage 8 c o n t e m p o r a r y Sept 7-8 8 2 5 - M 7 8

ETHAN A*en ClaaaK Manor dtnwg r o o m lumiture . s r c e l l w ? condrtSK-$2,300 Liwing room davenpor t 6* $550. Queen sow} s ieapw a a v w -port $695, A pen of ckib cftWrs $ 2 * 5 Cal 851-0722

FREEZER-Kenmors-h igh e t o a e n c y 16 cutbic t i -upnghtwrhr te $ 1 7 5 Gas g r i l - p r o p a n e or natural pwoeels. type. $60 5 p a c a d ine t te set r e e

d w k $ 2 2 5 656-6876

WESTLAND - Everything muat go» Aug 29-31 3*273 M w q u e u e E ol w s d w o o d n w r i g w « t o r 4 stove s m a l apokanca* a n t i q u M qualty

m a n * csothM. loads of turm-SoK>na> 4 M a c young m*n*

fur*. Moped.

WESTLAND - Men s. w o m w 1 In-fants 4 toddlers d o m i n g , w c 32669 Merrm off F a r m m g t o n S o> Joy Rd Aug 28-30 9 a m - * p m

WESTLANO Y w d Sato Ovw 300 sksnes ol y w n 4 d o l h e e d s M a c Itema 1359 Su t ton . 595-8318

WESTLAND-34102 T o n o u a h Wayne N of Ford Aug 31 Sep l 1-2. I0am-4pm C lo thes 8 houaeho lo

700 Hooaahotd Gooda Oakland County

A BEAUTIFUL 3 -pace m a d a centw awers, told down. bw. . by 16" deep Cream glaaa. mirror 8 chroma

•w $4500 $1660 Days 353-6630 E m * 681-5163

ACTION! For Beautiful FumlturW 2 Lovely Old O l Pasntmgal Elegant Dirwig Room San Table With 3 .eaves 6 Chwrs 8 Buftot' King 4 Quean Badroom Sw*f Sofa' O a r * ' Mice Tabas' White Kitchen Swf Woodward Porch FumitvkW Lamp* Books Record*! L«* ra ! Chmal Glass1 and S a w Grew Pot* 4 Pans Pokw Top! Garage Full Ga-rage Opens W 9am HOUM at I0*m-4pm. Fn -Sw 1st Block E ol Tele-greph, N off Mspis 7 8 2 4 9 Thorncresl EaW. Birrmngham

No

BROWNE Household & Estate Sales

FriencWy Professional Service

Dianne Browne 661-5280

CARPETING 28 y w o s color sup rem* moch* man Onfy used 1 month $160 261-9045

C E R T C O . INC.

• ESTATE SALES • HOUSEHOLD SALES • APPRAISALS • AUCTIONS We M*o buy oul par t iw or c o m p a s * E s t a i M PATRICIA STEMP1EN 522 1736

Must b e Appt only Phone 11 IW 4 tor app t

646-1996 ^ e o r a r d B w y . 251 M e r n l Birm

ESTATE S A t E • Thur*- Fn-S» l -8an 8 30em-4prm

24346. ^wrrnont - O a a r b o m N oI Michigan AM . - W off Teagr*pf i -t ak* Ciaarmont W off Twagraph AND STAY LEFT to Beechmom

EsceMnt sw* leaturM caow STEINWAY mahogany grwid a^eoc Mahogany dmwig room sW 4 4 poslw bedroom sw fboth

G O O D S A L E e ,

EVERYTHING GOES FR; SAT AUG 30 8 31 10-4

16252 Maylair - =201 N PARK SQUARE

(S off 4 MM Dtw S o u t n f a w * P r o v i d e n c e lake L u o s m e i PROF DECORATED TOWNHOUSE FEATURING C u w o m whrt* lornwca wall unit sect ional s o t s 2 Serty TV's, c o p p w co f fee a n d a n d t ab les d r u m tabto* d o w n o M 2 stwwed Btaaa 4 oak f ixture* dlnkng table wtth 4 chwrs . cWkng i r b r M * art ca* dean lo rmic* l a b a s c o n t e m p o r a r y a m p e 4 p e n * m a n s c r een r s t t an kitchen one houM-hold n a m * d e w g n w d o t h m g . kne

I end c o w u m e awer ty a n d m o r e ' 1 EVERYTHING G O E S 655-0053

CHAIR. Rra color wi amp $35 661-

AFFORDABLE ANTIOUES - R o l t o p M i glass door o o o k s c a M cannon b a l t a d rnorOto t o p c h e w drop-waf dmmg t a b a . . * cha i r s Ms Pac Man • nieadi work. wWnut book c a s e work bench w. 'vwe i w g e dog houae . 362-OS9?

LIVONIA - Sw 9-Spm, 20095 Slwrv lord, S ol 8 Ma*. W of Farmmgton off Norto* New M M rang* m condtoonw kida atvlt w c

LlVONlA-Thurs. -SW 10am-Spm Some«heng tor everyonw 14364 AubimdaM. L yndon/Mw i w ia*

LIVONIA - Thurs 8 Fri., 9em-6pm 35344 Banbury off Wayne Fto S of 7 Oedroom UkclMn. dmmg room IMng room lumftur* Esceaent con-

LfVOMA Estate saw 36628 Grove 3 o e a S of 6 Maa, W of Levan Furmtura huge mtoc Aug 30-31

LIVONIA SW Sun. Mon 10-5 15046 Marsha Newburgh 8 5 M M Soma

LIVONIA 14376 Norman S <*S W at Newburgh FrvSw-Sun K>~4

LIVONIA SMM E of Wayne. S of 6 M M I V T thru SW, Aug 26-31

LIVONIA Park Su6. S ol 6 Thurs. Fri 6 - *pm CkMfwig. mac

V.F.W arm AUXILIARY

SUNDAY 2:00 P.M. 23414 Orchard L e f t s Rd

(N ol Grand River 1

474-8180

C O N G R E G A T I O N BETH S H A L O M

TUESDAY 7:15 P.M. 1 4 4 0 1 W L i D C O t a . Oak P a r t i

f t a* OeerAekll

547-7970

S T . J O H N ' S ARMENIAN CHURCH

1 Church with GoKJ Oomel

THURSDAY 7 4 0 P M 22001 Nom»«*6*«rVi Hwy

569-3405

V F W * 4 0 1 2 . IN N O R T H V I L L E

SATURDAYS 0 : 4 5 P.M

4 ) 6 S O M A I N S T R E E T

N O R T H V I L L E

iN if 7 Mm Rd )

ST. EDITH

SUNDAY B:30 P.M.

1 SOM Newburgh I S ( H i Maa R<J )

L n r o n l e

464-1222 Of 4*4-1224

ST. EDITH S C H O O L T U E S D A Y 6 : 4 5 P . M

1S099 Newborgh IS o l 5 M i l e R d 1

L i v o o s a

464-1222 or 464-1224

I71h Congress District

Democratic Party

FRIDAY 6:30 P.M

Sbetdoo Halt «V«ouP 0 f ftd

2 6 1 9 3 4 0

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/Jd

U I k u

PUgA* Coil

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5 9 1 - 0 9 0 6

Fattier Dentel A. Lord KNIGHTS Of COLUMBUS

Monday 6:45 p.m. G60T9IF immjm k*C 19901 fwmlnqton. Uvoma

464-0500 476-S442

FINNISH CENTER ASSOC

THURSO AY 8:45 PM. 35300 W 1 MMe «d (1 MM W of l a — n a n No 1

478-6939

16th Congress District

Democratic Party

SATURDAY 6.30 P.M

Sbe*don Hell #V-w* »a a 'sr-w or «a

2 6 1 - 9 3 4 0

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5 9 1 - 0 9 0 6

LIVONIA 1 OAY Qarsas/I saw 31 6am Everythig caly reduced! RaPngwaioi' OWe*

4 much morw 30146 Bucklnghem 565-2254

LIVONIA 15121 Simbi*y, w ol mkslw S of 5 Ml Thur* tom Sun, 9-6 Movsng. muW sa* a*

LIVONIA 15218 HougMon S of 5 mm W W 'Mwbuigh 6 2 6 thru 6-31 9 5pm

Dmmg

Thur* , Aug 79- Sepl 1

LIVONIA 16304 m M I n W I Mon Aug 16-31 Sept 2 i d e m 7 pm

. rvONUl Mm-Spm 268 M M E

mm Aug 29 4 30 SunnydaM N W 5 M * l a w wc

LIVONSA 34527 Stars oK M Sehookaraff SerWcs Or 6 4 Thurs^SW

. VONIA 9312 M M UBS. Off W Cto-.-agn oetwean ffya* 4 Joy Rd Aug 30-31, 6-5 O e w asuff foy*

AN ESTATE SALE EVERYDAY

Rare opportunity for the discriminating buyer

savings up to 70% 4 more ON

Name brand furniture A decorative accessories

Furnish 1 room or a whole house

WE ACCEPT MC 4 VISA Dwrvery avaaabw

^aryavrvy?

RE-SELL-IT ESTATE SALES

34769 Grand Rivw, Fwtmngton Mon. Tum. Wed, Thur* 8 5*t

10em-6pm Fn i0em-9pm Staiday* noon-4pm

CALL 476-7355 ANOTHER

ESTATE SALE BY IRIS

SAT ONLY 10-4 at 5000 Town Centw Apt 2003

Located on oomw ol Evergrew 4 One Centw Between 10 4 11 M M Rd

Magnificent apertment Med with outstanding contwnporary kirm-lurs Content* nduOs

Qiaa* games tabM - out-standing huge round mw pa dmmg taba • very arge

> una • 8

CMIPPENOALE WING BACK chwr by BMW iMw-afna* Field Co Chlca-gol. break front 4 UdeboerC by Bakw I W i s d o r secretary-book -c m coram chm* cabmws (AW Irom 8 round front) aaci alary wfth tionkcsM top (anttqus old 4 new), oriental ruga, lhandmada [ i * M i 4 chan M a 4 machine mede KwMlara i crappendwe open tioaacaM with cupboard door* below 14x6). aws of mahogany dmmg room chwrs. (4- to pw MIL mahogany » • • i Oap-pandaw 4 Queen Area highboy*, mahogany bedroom set* (tradaton-ai. Cfkppandato 4 trenehL PWr ma-hogany ham bed* {kmg sua angthL M l sue bed* 4 queen *Oa 4 poww bad*, cuno cabeiet*. smWl Hap-ptewhne roa u p daak. ew of 4 Klti mgw mahogany Cnappandato dmmg room Cham*. Cisppandato carnal aoc* sofa* 4 ic m i l

MAHOGANY IMTERMDRS 506 S Waanmgtom RoyW O M

545-4110

COLOR TELEVISION, 19 100 pace dmnw aw mera auR*

559-7835

CONTEMPORARY, so fa b e d whaW. rating. muW a a l . n $200 641-6412

CONTEMPORARY bedroom suit*. Queen sued bad, 2 rkghtwand*. l - l l l l i a m o r s new $8000 MMng tor $3000 Mwantoah CtoaWc com-putw wfth prmtw a n d modam. new $2100 aaamg tor $1500: 32 TV $2200 r * . swkri|j tor $900 90 gal-lon swi v i i a tank coral r a w f n w sys tem $1500 m i M m g tor $400

266-4972

COUCH 8 LOVESEAT, r> wge tone* M S X S W

Cat aftw 8pm. 826-7734

COUCH, LOVESEAT 8 cfair bur-jimdy maa print 3 yaari oid $30C or beat oflw

L shaped hide-a-badl cocktM labtoa 2 bw

taowa malchavg atove denwie aw with

rv w*a una. compiwe Mi machine. 2 M m H I Mon-

ralrigwal th 4 Chaws

stacked bookcaM 4 old cedw chaw Ful ba

gold b r o w n aU *>ce«*ni J a c o b s e r . snow two vm s iac tnc s tar t 646-969 1

*i- "E MORE DON Sofa 96 ttfuf). rare twin * n daco bedroom set $ 2 7 5 Various c h a a s whrta imuW m i Antigua, very ornate hand-carved pump organ (works g r e w ) Several oldw oriantw rugs Royw Douflon dahea I AgunnM Dreadon Agunraa. a r e a o l palm

4 many oU tremee 8 prints Antique dol and camega. storing 8 M v w p a i * aanang p e c w Oualry cryww slwnww*. handmade quit* Severn DronMa 8 much morw Chippendale oouch 8

LIKE NEW living room sectional aofa $700 Stanley dmmg room table. 6 c h w r s buftot - $640 Love

$150 2 Whirlpool rWriawa-> $200 661-4457

to rs - $250 4 $175 Wa G M d r y w - $ 1 5 0

cad working gnndwone *^iaWy rattan porch k jm« \ r * Irom Ihe 40 s Waahw40ryw Don 1 ma* tha *pw am feoutoaoon of Ima antique* 4 krnffur* Our r uanbe r s *1 8-00*m open at 8 30am

THE Yellow Rose

SHIRLEY ROSE 425-4626

MAPLE bedroom aw.'2 twwi taba dreaew $450 Pine draaawniglvt stand. $250 wsng bees chwr $ 1 7 5 645-5739

MOSTLY NEW FURNITURE Irom every room m d e c o r a t o r s home both c o n t e m p o r a r y 4 tradition® cua tom aoto* 1 c a m w b e c k o t h w *

mp* cuno* O M

kmg lua. also much Quaen Anne both mahogany 4 cherry - bed-rooma vrrth poslw bed*, dmmg s w s

IN SOUTHFIELD 356-7136 MOVING ESTATE Swe-Compi*!*

ESTATE SALE Bloomltoid HIM 5275 Longmeadow 1 Mk E. of Woodward 1 t M N of Big Beevw Fn-Sw -Sun Circular St air case Waaaafy chwr*. Kno* chwr*. cameo ItWton chwr*. Kno* round walrvji tabto. round bad. 5 aata of JVL apeakars.. 12 f l ujntoienc* taba • o m i m ol Arcfwtacturw Ogeel *rt books, pemung* prmts many imu-suw noma 644-5457

w v t h m g >ot* of oood Ihang* S w 4 Son . 1-Spm 2 9 5 5 Ro<»xHrM. W*« tord P a r k h o m e a on Big B a a w Rd o a t w a w -rofm R 4 Deoumdra Troy

MOVING Must m» ' C o m p i w e s tw eo . c o m p l e t e new S r a w g b o w a 3*4 4 kitchen chwr*. S e k a 100C racing bw*. i M M weddmg dress a a 12. 1991 T o ^ j t * T w c W d e l u i e l o a d e d . 2 door $6400 649-4494

ESTATE SALE

24567 Martha Washington i g t «

- e i

5060 363-0044

COUCH TABLE o r i m reWigarasor 4 much more

CUSTOM CONTEMPORARY Fiav*. rure C csMr l u m j a m . muw • * * 711 peach marbto taba with padas-

1 talk seals 10 Sony TVs • beautiful ac

I n s K a u f m a n 6 2 6 - 6 3 3 5 sectionw char I o n w w 46 MB Assocale Mem t w aubaN profaction hr with sMreo m

Wtwnwionw Soow*. of Appraaers cabmW Q M aftw 6pm 737-3323

BEAUTIFUL king too we iw t a d n e e d b o w d , mirror 2 s i o r a o e oma 2 tKWInr aphis s i ts on s 6 drsww pedas iw ake new Pwd $600 Asa. •ng $300 Lags oKMr m s t w of6oe desk $30 352 2539

ANOTHER l O A D C D MUST SELL

ESTATE SALE B>

DECORATIVE ANTIQUES SAT ONLY AUG 31

9 - 3 (ST a S OK) 2 3 2 2 5 ORLEANS PLACE

SUTTON PLACE (North off 9 M M

DESIGNER CLEARING out Kamw cryww chwiileaw Amarne jfbtWU

kw lin-ing chairs chwr funky art work wood 4 M a picture* M o o doc* 25 r v c * a 12 4 9 3 2 - 5 M ]

OMETTE SET 4 we' 4 neughahrd* chwr* chroma twaaa dmmg room aw drop aW

wllh hutch. 354-1654

S O U T H F T E L D 'WASHINGTON

HEIGHTS AREA"

Take Barbara Fr i tch ie south ofl of West 10 Mite Road, between Southfield 4 Evergreen Roads. OR Take George WasMngton west off of Southf ietd Road

SATURDAY 4 SUNDAY {10 a m to 5 p.m.)

TRADITIONAL FURNISHINGS IN EXCELLENT CONOITION TAPES-TRY SOFA 4 COUNTRY FRENCH FRmTWOOO TABLES IN LIVING ROOM D€CO BEDROOM IS MA NOGANY OTHER BEDROOMS H A V E WHITE 0 R E S S E R S MATCHED SEATING IN DEN FISHER STEREO $ COLOR TV AP-PLIANCES MUCH CHINA 4 FLAT-WARE VINTAGE CLOTHING

MUCH MISCELLANY" EXTRA SPECIAL ITEM!!

1672 LINCOLN MARK IV - ONE OWNER. ONLY 36.000 MILES - AL-WAYS GARAGED!!!

A & T SALES Allan/838-0083/Toby

MOVING SALE Air c a n d n w n w s $ 1 7 5 l e d d w back chwr*. $20 each m w c h m g sola 4 M sea l $300 s a a p w sola, $150 we*hw 4 dryw $600 Kmg a a w w e r b e d $75 CWI Brian 348-4917

MOVING SAlE Formw dinmg t a b a wfth 10 chwr* sectionw couch 8 mors Set 4 Sun 12pm t l" 25501 Coaeen 10 M a a Cookdge •> O w Park 966-3314

MOVING SALE M a c houeahold item*, washw d ryw so t* c h a r s

c r* . sw Savw

21180 Constitution !iv» 353-2*13

MUST VACATE room, children S room, tw bed mac furniture

kvtng kmg w e wa-

357-2705

NECCHI DELUXE AUTOMATIC

Z>g-iag sewing macrane Cab** modw Embrouar*. banc rami buttonholes, etc $53 ceeh c monthly payment*

GUARANTEED UNIVERSAL SEWING CENTER

2570 Den* Hwy 674-0438

HOUSEHOLO SALES

CONDUCTED BY Li l ly M,

& COMPANY

562-1387 569-2929 b-.*No.i

NEW - wnrte wic*« 4 piece group em^orr.

545-0507

ORIENTAL RUGS 8X1(3 Keshan 9*12 Chirm*. 6X9 Boahwa. e n 'aasonaba 887-3559

PATIO tabiee. cfnarr men* Schwann bWM Sears rowmg bancfi 1 mm w o u s » l smni m n a w i

diwvaM. w 851-6150

RECAN WOOD dmen* ieb»

852 3528

POOL TASLf saw loo $300 . 477-oae-/

OUEEN SOFA BCD 8y SroyMI

ueM Sapf on onca $500 865-6421

SECOND ESTATE SALE Aug 31 Sept I. 8 e m - 4 p m U*ed 4 antioua

Irvma* Iruft | a r*

1610 at Woodwwd

M M NO PRE SALES

BQ'cesaw • plant* • kjr cows • «*s of •n* men* - i « O w > *w I weaed • fichen • ica* ol a m p s - w i s o» « M

A N T I Q U E S •

F L E A M A R K E T S •

C O L L E C T I B L E S •

A U C T I O N S

Everything Will Go

MANCHESTER ANTXXK MALL AntKjoe6 4 CottectlNBS

1 1 6 E M a m M a o c N e W e

» mmuto* souTHwaai of Anr Artw Opan ? flays 10 a m -5 o w

" 1 - 4 2 S - 9 3 5 7

A N T I Q U E S W A N T E D

FOR UPCOMING AUCTIONS We buy OM U ' S u i and l uwamm *wws* wao

CAMPBELL'S AUCTION V « t O n i e Hwry Weew

6 7 3 - 7 1 2 0

LABOR DAY WEEKEND ANTIOUE FESTTVAi.

1 r , ^ T a

F R E i A D M I S S I O N

It wa-6 pm • SW Jaw. 6 Mai Fb, M o 5 1 7 - 8 4 5 - 3 0 S 5

To place an ad In this directoryf please call Nancy at 591-2300, ext. 2096

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Thursday. Auguat 29. 1W1 Thursday. August 20. 1M1 OA£ • 7Q

nUTOMOTIV AUTOMOTIVE 822 Trucks For Solo 723 Jewelry 715 Compute r s 701 Hottoohold Qood t

. Oakland County

t toSSto- .39M.Nelv . width 1SH. MuM M IO tpprecMM $ 1 2 8 4 ' 6 - 6 l » :

Qual i ty Furn i tu re WANTED!!!

• L M < y D M n ( ' M « a < < i • L*mpe/Acceaeorte*

WE PICK UP 4 SELL YANKEE CONSIGNMENTS

(313)471-0320 »TOR wfth

m a c M n e n e r / d r w . and toon U M , tiaaaBiM,

SCANDINAVIAN FURNITURE Catalog a a M . a M M e AppoM-II—Ka oiWy.'weMday* T0am-8pm Braach A**m.MI*». <77-7900

SIMMONS baby cr to 4 MMC ofhM b a b y I tam*

m e t t r e e e 4 644-5486

SOf ABED, o p e n s . 4 M s ta red , queen , neutrel 4x15 Mmon yaBow aheg. rug. $250

Mlga. $300. b o u n d a rea 882-7333

SOf A S LOVESEAT $425 3 p teoe b a d r o o m *M $150 Crto 4 mat t ra** $100 i o n boa t 4 mo to r . $3,000

706-8543

SOEA 80". go ld 4 wf

Cj r. M*nl condMcm

Ma. 2 Mu*

471-4*76 STEREO TV 45 ZanHh, 2'* y r * oM M e naw. $i.OOO/nagofiabM: amaB dining room hutch. $100. l a rge roB-top daak . e t a naw. $ ISO 380-6183 STOVE 4 Refrigerator 2 yre. otd. $130 each Ol* i • •ahar . Whirlpool, W OM. 1200 Couch & La n a i l . $400 tor Doth Anttqua and tablaa. coftoe tabto. vietroM cabinM. Oouo-laa mal l softnM. 1 yr. old. $400 CaH. 421-2532

TRADITIONAL 48 Inch oak tabto wfth M l . 6 Chain and deacon * bench $750 AKar 4pm

WALNUT contemporary executive » '

w H . t m n a . $200 King ie .wt lbM quBt.

a, $50 826-4521

WATER8ED » « • > > . pad Srfet condition $2«0

WOOOEN PINE to -round wWi two >8 to. laM*. 4 ghOlre. ptoa dry MM. $400 553-8213

70S HouoohoM Goodo Wayno County

708 HouoohofcJ Qoodo Wayno County

RATTAN 11 p—ca j rwytog. aleclrtc rand*. waia'iiar- coftoe tabto.

533-3532

SLEEPER aoto. M l a good condition. $86 :,33

SOFA - 3 P»aoa sectional (2 couch**. 1 < w aaan. Baig* ootor. plBow back. $000/b*M $34-1036

TWIN niatliaaa. aprtnga $ I ran* . 2 i. exceOwit oondmon. 626-4603

WATER8E0 - So#d oak ktogaOa i iiiki orad canopy PaM $1 200 naa*. WOO 523-2188

WHITEWASH RATTAN Stnwtt* aal MBi gMa* lop - - r y good $200 387-0343

710 Moe. For Solo Oakland County

DESIGNER PURSES, mk* owave. SVOBM. Samsung computar ronl-lor Ca8 Paggy 553-5878

DRAFTING MacfWi*. I T ' arm. K a naa. $75 TaWa sew tor hand held powM loott. $75 478-5415

FIREPLACE INSERT - Haarth MaM. glaaa O o o n **ceB*nt. muM *acr a£ Ic* $*50/beet 477-518S

JUICERS. JUICERS. JUICERS Save a g on A l makaa 8 moda*.

ABOMnan/AEG/Olympic C M 1-600-363-1366

MOVING BOXES - Wardrobe,

S t 8 ™ * '

APPLIANCES FOR SALE L M naart 22 tu.ll. ratngarator Km laflfcor. $875 Oaa ranga. S375 P T ^ , O U M O - 9 - - S s S ^ 7 « ELECTRIC RANGES - ID Catortc 8 K*nmor* Both almond. 9<x>d condl_ t w $200 aach 4 7 3 - ' W

FREEZER. Saara upright 31 ax K~ Good oondmon $300

FRIGIDAIRE ELITE wh»*. 22 cu fl . 3 door akM by aMa 5 yr* cad. m -caBem condmon. S36&. 585-1142

G E t atova. «h«e -

T ^ ? r * OE 24 to **0 claaning oven. 30 to. QE cook top, 33 to. KohMr doubM caa! Iron atok. baal oitar 848-81*8

HMdwtc* «MLIIIC atova. whIM wll Mack glaaa door, exceBent shape, 3 yrs otd $200 422-822

JENNAiHE RANGE aland Nona or OuBl to. excaBant condition $305

642-8473

KENMORE. alactrlc atova and . almond. 425-6378

KENMORE SkM-by-Stde RefrloMW lor. $75 C M altar Spm.. 455-8442

KENMORE WASHER/gaa dryer Good condition $150 tor pair or MB

261-9867

APPLE IM ENHANCED 5I2K. 2 dMc drive*. loyallck A *oHwm*. $800

722-8242

COMMOOORE 12BO mlmonUDt pnnlar papar stand 4 300 t w/boxe* $650

DT name* 477-3428

COMMOOORE 64 wfth color mom-tor * tJMc drtva. ai $400 or baM. CaB.

FREE COMPUTER CONSULTATION Prtvaia ona-on-ona aamtoara avaB-abM Laarn WordPerfect. Lotu* 1-2-3 and Microeoft CaB 335-2441

HUSTON INSTRUMENT DMP-52 SmgM pan ptottar 4 yaara old. $1450 Aak lor John 477-5300

IBM PS-2. modal 25. color monitor. 20 MB hard drtva. 5.25 8 3 5 Aop-

prlruar Lota or aoft-aara. $800 or baaf

IBM OUI6TWRITER III PRINTER tor U K Baal o*ar

358-4360

MACINTOSH SE Mth Sigma Oaatgn H Wrttar Ptua 18" monitor and Laaar

Ovar 50 aoltwara Daya 782-2615

programa. Evaa:7(

l i B M f i l l •* I 782-4103

MACINTOSH 512K 8 Imaga Wrttar Pilntar - mdudaa Mac WrHa. Mac Draw. Mac Pakvi « $650455-0078

KENMORE waahar 8 dryar. good condition. $75 aach 427-2 ,72

RE F R l Q E R A T O R ' t r a a j a r - l a r g a $125. Salt prooaBad raar bag mo»ar

tar $200 Waahar 8 dryar. old but atH aorta. $40 both Svrtval rockar $40 NovL 347 -2W1

SEWING MACHINE Mi«a, $75 Radial arm aaar. W Craltaman. top o< tha Una a«h cablnM. 2 yr». old. aaking $400. 565-1505

WOOO BURNING atov» lor aaM. Daat oftor CaB aftar 5pm

846-8637

711 Mioc For Solo Wayno County

MATT AO ELECTRIC Dryar txom lant condition. $ ISO

641-5218

UNIT $325

$200

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MAC SE.SO 2 pi 5 MB RAM/45MB hard dMc $2025 or Baal oflar CaB. 888-3504

BUYING! Goto. Diamond 8 Gamalona J a l a r ,

Walch. Starling. Coatxna J a a T y Lakqua. Siauban. GaBa. Tiffany

Onantai Ruga $ Quality Furnitura

TOP PRICES PAID 855-0053

730 Sporting Qoodo Exorcioo Equipmont

BERETTA modal 708. Rara. com-paci. Itar, 380 cakbar »togaac«on. Dtua axtraa naa to boa. $350/baat. parmfl raqwrad. daya.

FINE WATCHES RoMa-Piagat-Caniar-Corum-Eoal

and otnara 25%-40% Ofl Rata* Wa atao accapf tradaa 568-2628

BRANO NEW MANUAL tradfMB tor youngalara aho aal a>aB WKh t $60 477-3

724 Camaraa-Supplioa BELL 8 MOWELL 35mm profaclor w/raala and bo* Excaltani condi-tion. $485 or baa! o«ar 477-3428

FtLM MAKING aqulpmanl 16mm Moviola r w M a $50 flalbad $400. much mora CaB Bruca 537-1542

« f pockal camara with MINOLTA l laahtca i atoraga

. Nkar

NIKON N4004S AUTO locua 8 FG 35mm SLR bodiaa, room lanaaa Uhanao 981-5243

35mm Mmolu camara witti flaan and caaa Valuad ovar $400 W » aali tor $200 722-6242

726 Musical Ins t ruments

PERFECT for coAaga aludam. XT compaObM. cp»or monitor. 40M hard diak. 3'4 toch floppy. Epaon prtnaar $1000 Ahar 8pm. 458-3044

716 Commarcial Industrial Equip.

REFRIGERATOR Iroal. lea makar. I atova. ahiM. $130

Motpotnta, no

ROEPER gaa atova. good condition, $60. 532-0167

BUILT-IN - kltchan a ranga. Bka n a a , $ 2 7 5 . Oaautum n a a poat bad and armolr. a M M atamad ptoa, Armah, handmada. $2400 tor aal N a g o t l a b M EvarKnga. 3 8 0 - 8 1 6 6

Oay* . John. 3 5 M 2 2 0

BAR STOOLS - 2 tan or aaa Mm. $60 lor pak

B E D R O O M S E T - O u a a n acta bad. r , $ 2 5 0 3 4 2 - 5 0 6 6

Judaa trtp-• M draaa. Lovaaaat. t» i n u l i i i la-EMaa round tabM a / 4 chare. aaB

Daya 538-6877 Eva*. 535-1336

BLUE/GRAY act*. umaBari i condit ion. $ 1 6 0 or b a M

5 2 5 - 6 0 7 2

BRANO NEW. aUB to original pack aaa AmPaaaador 3 ptoca aacttonM

unit, fun qua.

8 / 8 7 2 1 - 4 6 1 5

CHINA HUTCH dart pin*. 42 to. round l a M v M h laa.'aa. 4 laddar

C O U N T R Y fumRura. p k s u r a * . a o o d Ki*»*r*a b o o k c a a * * . anMrtakwr cantar. daak. anttqua a a a l n g chma. AJ vary Moa. 2 6 1 - 6

D I N I N G R O O M SET & china c a b t o a t U t c h a n a M 4 hutch, miac CaB aftar 5pm: 4 2 7 - 6 7 0 6

D I N I N G SET - m a p M l a b i a « N h 2 M M * . 4 c h a i r * 4 c h i n * cMtonl condit ion $ 7 0 0 .

CHANOEUER. 3M CopMr. 4 drawar rrwtai IBa. woodan band*. M a n tnoaar. mMc. 4S6-7526

COLLECTIBLE PAPERBACKS Uaad 4 naw booka. Covar To Covar Book SI or*. Plna Traa Ptoxa. 38468 Joy Rd. Canton 458-7660

DRIED FLOWER 4 HERBS AND FALL CLASSES

llaaaafi Acrea. 8350 Pardaa. Taylor 291-4505

F E N C I N G - C y d o n a . 2 0 0 toM. $ 1 0 0 pkja 10 g a M * $ 1 0 aach Fair condt-Uon 464-1348

FISHING BOAT 12H' $100. BoM motor. 5hp. good condition $1S0. TraBar h«ch. Ctoaa 2. Ma Chavy Caprtoa. Impta $100 Ga* atova « N all* $80 FrlgkMIre 1$ Cu ft good aacond rafrlgarator $50 Whirlpool waahar. 2 apaad. 5 cycM apt. Mz*$50 10 apaad b6ta. 26" ladto* $40. 422-1129

G A R A G E O O O R 16x7. g o o d corw C a l O a v a * C a r p M Sarv lca 1 6 * 7 . g o o d c o n d M o n . 1 0 0

- " l e a 4 2 1 - 6 5 2 0

HAPPY DAYS Juka Boa. M of 0*-«aa. DaautHul' $2800

4 3 4 - 3 0 1 8

KILN - okMr modal. EvanhaM Graal lor th* ftoPPiaM. Lot* ol k*n lumt-ture 4 alMva* Ona brand naw aM-manl mdudad $200 532-3631

Laundarad Uaad Wort CkMhaa Panta, WwTa - $.06 and up

4665 Michigan Ava ana: 8 9 7 - 3 8 8 3

SALE - RabuBI raWgaralore, condHtonar*. atova*. mlcrowa TV*. Quar*nM*d 4 dakvarad Mao buy rabMkJMjla unlu

28601 SouthHald - 559-2901 8866 GraanHald - 836-7600

• lor . $150 C M eft*r 5pm 644-6788

WASHER 4 rafng*r*ior, $75 aach or $425 for both

531-7511

WASHER, Saara haavy duty. 36 gat-ton, $100. Oryar. Saara alactrlc. naadattowr.$40 453-5628

WHIRLPOOL waahar 4 dryar. $125 aach. rang* $125. rafngaralor $200 867-7222 or 728-C276

WHIRLPOOL WASHER 4 g«a DRYER. 8 montha uaaga. moat aak $600, 651-6424

713 Bicydoa

ARL ALL SIZES SCHWINN BIKES ALSO USED, $29 - $39

Fltnaaa Equtpmani

JERRY'S 1449 W Ann Arbor Rd

456-1500

FOUR COMMERCIAL Oawng Machmaa 1 Mrgar, 3 alralghl i

ExcMirvt condHton

LATHE - 11 I 36 Logan wflh a«ac<v mania EjicaBent condmon

425-7329

717 Lawn, Gordon, Form, Snow Equip.

ARIENS 18 hp riding with 48 In war 4 48

dack Extraal $1400

BOBCAT (2) WMk bahind*. 5 apaad with ravaraa. 1991 modala axcaBant

lOOtMNa 533-4400 or 534-7210

LAWN MOWER and Laal Blovw LK* Naarl- Raaaonabia 347-2948

LAWNMOWER Puk cord. aacaHan! cwidltlon $50

427-7393

LAWN MOWER 7HP 15 cu.to OA Saara riding mowar. $300 Saan at 9254 Ball. Plymouth Twp S ol Ann Arbor Rd . W ol Main

LEAF VACCUME - Montgomery Ward*. Uk* naw. r w t w u U *

421-8693

PARKER Mitch 4 Swaap b $225 or basi ofla<

350-2315

POWER $225

RAKE vac $250

IP Bkjabtrd 5 HP. Toro,

981-0197

BICYCLE SALE HOT SUMMER SERVICE SPECIALS

USED AIROYNES CLOSE OUT SPECIALS

ALSO RECONDITIONED BICYCLES

LIVONIA SCHWINN Btcycie & Fitness Canter

28660 W 7 MUe

4 7 6 - 1 8 1 8

QUALITY HAY 4 STRAW Oakvary avallabta

1*313) 274-6604 {313)286-5043

SIMPLICITY 1985 lawn tractor. HP. 36" mowar. dual raar bag*, ax-callant. $1195. Tom B 574-9000

Ch*rry

Ex-456-8718

$1800 5 6 2 - 4 6 8 6

ENTERTAINMENT l a r w a t a 4 cknlng $ 5 5 0 / b o t h C M F r t

tabM/4 chMr* 5 6 3 - 7 4 2 0

E T M A N A L L E N d a r t M a t n a d p lna » C » . Chan, o t toman. 2 a n d l abMa . ,*rr.p». FuB b a d r o o m aM. o M .

— 454-1112

G L A S S T O P tabto. 4 chMre. pur-c h a a a d M EngMndar 'a to Blnrang-hSm. G o o d condit ion. $ 4 0 0 C M a l -tar 7 p m 4 6 2 - 1 5 5 3

LIKE NEW

i more.1 prexw. 12 i o n H praaa. mtc imore . (313) 307-7042

PAY P H O N E cor ivar tad tor h o m a u * 6 . $ 1 7 5 . 5 3 6 - 0 9 6 6

REGENCY HaM-O-Latar FlrapMo* toaart. glaaa with Br aaa axoMant condmon $500 961-6779

S U N M E A S C O P E wt th D . I S hookup tor G a a A n M y M r 4 D a t a Link Syatam with o » a r h a * d t rack $ 6 0 0 0 or beat C M K a n 5 3 5 - 7 3 6 1

V C T A N N Y U t o t k n a MMmbarah lp . $ 3 4 9 $ 2 0 p m yaar r a n a w M . C M

2 6 1 - 7 7 1 7 or 5 2 5 - 2 2 1 8

BOYS BIKES, 17- 4 20", BMX alyla. coaatar Oraka*. vary good condt-tlon $50 aach 352-1140

MENS 10 apaad. recwnif* um*d up naw Bra*. $90 826-4521

PUCH 12 apaad racar $1200 naw MB aacrHIca tor $400 Mryata 12 apaad rac* . $300 $55-1934

714 Buainooa & Otfico Equipmont

WOOD CHIPPER. CWpmore. 12 toch. 380 cubic inch dl V8. extra Made* $6,000 on ton C M a h f 7pm 313-436-6592

ANTIQUE STEINWAY Grand PMno area 1890 a. baautlful hntah. mual aaa. $7 500 C M batwaan 6-Spm

393-5413

BALDWIN Mahogany upright piano i. $1250 8 yaara old,

845-5739

BALDWIN SPINET PIANO With bench Good tone. $680 indudaa tuning knd moving Mlchagvi Piano Company 546-2200

CONN ORGAN - Rhapeody ModM two 61-note manua«. 25-nota pedal bOM-d. Leette Speaker*, excellent condHton. $950 591-6486

OEMEtNHART achool Bute. 2 vlo-Una C M avemnga Spm

627-4041

BUMPER Pod tabM. $150 Cloth varmga avakebM C M Tony

479-2860

GOLF CLUBS «**l *nd wood*. ooBector* Nam* $395 Oay* 782-2818 Eva* 782-4103

QREEN ACRES GUN SHOW CcrrMT 13 4 Mound. Warran

Sapt 1.8-3 30 Dealer*. 781-9267 or 781-3879

POOL TABLE, Brunawk*. axcaBant condmon $400 846-7773

POOL TABLES All *4*ta, *n«qu* ultre mod*rn, bar aaa Floor modal damo'a. 398-7255 Evaa;855-I314

POOL Tabla-4 oM. leather pocket* Died by Ihe Rolkng S l ^ M a Like naw $2.500/beM oltor 763-1344

ROSSIGNOL SKIIS. M a naw. booM. S DOM* indudad Chaap

Spm 560-2300 bindmga 4 [ Kria. »4on-Fn

SCHWINN Air Dyne exerdae blcyda w*th manual aattlng. $325. Excel-lent condition 861-1756

TUWTURI exercycM with read-out $150 626-452

WANTED - uaad Nwdlc Track Pro or better C M ahM Spm 642-6567

WINCHESTER BUFFALO BILL 3030 Maritn 44 magnum w/ ax traa Rammmglon 11-87 12 g a u M All new . na«ar ftrad 313-455-1138

WINCHESTER Model 100. 306 cal-iber acoped. aaa-lhru mount, caaa Mini condition 930-3265

GRINNELl SPINET pMno with bench, u m m a c book*, black. exoaBant condmon. $850 462-6318

GRINNELL walnut conaoM piano with bench, good condition $450 372-0165

GULBRANSEN ORGAN, aptnet model 8. mahogany, beat ofler.

441-2881

HORTON Comet. $100 Bundy M. Alto Saxophone excellent condition, $350 454-9381

KOHLER/CampbM upright pMno. excellent condition, tree ing. walnut UnMh. $1 MX)

LOWREY ORGAN 4 bench. toB aaa. 2 keyboerda. walnut hmah, $400 CM* 397-2248

MUST SELL.' Yamaha Sft wMnul grand piano Hammond B3 organ

OLD VIOLINS. <31. $105 or I lor M 656-0130

718 Building Materials ATLAS 10X10

roBub door, excellent condi-852-1132

A PIANO & ORGAN WAREHOUSE SALE

SEPTEMBER 1 4 2 FROM 11 AM - 5 PV

Interlock an piano* from Baldwin 4 KawM. Ovar 200 new 4 u>*ed Baldwin. Sielnwvy. Y*m*h* . Ham-mond, Lowray. Kawal. Kord - you name II. wa H m It M al wara-houaa prlcaa Planoa Irom $99, or garu trom $249. electron* worn $219. uaad grand* trom

EVOLA MUSIC WAREHOUSE 871 WOODWARD

PONTIAC (Juat N of S1 Joaeph Hoaprtal or South Blvd I

,ssr t »«r»0-

357 doubM action -«vcrvar. model S4W 888. MatoMa*. uaed twlca Must have permit $275 722-6242

Brown 4 Mack. Need owner adopt Woodward/Square I M a

Area Oay* 540-4660 e Z ^36-4647

FRENCH buBdoa*. i Ooga A K C pupa 4 a d u M

1 - 3 1 3 - 6 B 8 - 1 1 7 7

GERMAN SHEPARO PLMS - AKC. health guarantee. wicaBan< quaMy. Cher nap* Sheperd* 202-7113

GERMAN SHEPARO - M a M 3 yaar* oto. protection 4 companion tor WOMAN ONLY (3 l j ) 437 -8604

GERMAN SMORTHAIR AKfc Na-BonM FlaM Champion Mad^tonvato. 10 mo $3"l0 625-8678

QOLDCN RETRIEVER pupa AKC. Champion blood ana. • h o t a ^ H a r ^

GREAT DANE ahot*. axoalMnt Mmpermant, ear* Sa* parent* 421-1144

I'm Arthur. * black 8 while, afiort hauad. neutered. meM cat I have lot* of pereonaaty but I make my owner* aneaoa I need a loving, to-door only home. After 5PM061-6310

HIMALAYAN kitten* 4 cat*. CfA. ahot*. hom* r*M*d. M color* $250

KEESHOND 9 month old mato AKC. famdy membM Mardc , muat aacrtBoa. $17&. S22-i

KEESHOUNO/HUSKY MIX looking tor good homa. 3 Yr oM maM, •not! MuM aacntlce 422-0716

BAYLMCR 2860. g r * M ahape. m u M Open to oftor*

10S7. ISO hr*

CANOE l i f t mahogany 4 redwood, double paddto.

CANOE - 18 Ft ouMHon Ir ciawent condmon. $278

CENTURY 1070- A* IbergMea VS. many extras 4 traBer nSoO/baM

534-5774

D O O G E 1070 M B * MoSorhome L o o k * and

4 5 5 - 5 5 6 8

Dear hunter* aeacMli runs good! $1,400 TYME AUTO

EMPIRE. 1076 20ft dekixa. steeps 6. very good condmon. $2400 Alao 70 Ford Van. $1,000

COMPAC. 1087 16/2 - Uka naw gib. crul*-4 hp. OM-M M MuM

13-863-7000 board 4 traBer aaM mM lor Brian

FOUR WiNNS 1068. 215 Sundown-er. low hour*. M hahing aquymant mdudad $14,000 453-1224

HARRIS-1087. 24 ft pontoon 40 HP Evtnrude power tm. ouMom

LARSON 1966. 22 oenler conaoM 140 HP OMC Sea Drtva, traBM kxaded w/axtrea $21,500 522-6316

I. 20ft $14,000

cabin, v-8,

532-8140

MlRRORCRAFT, 14ft. 9 9HP John-eon wflh IrMtor. $050 464-6724

KITTEN - 8 weak*, had snot* Uaea utter box TerrHlc pereonaBty Troy 87Q-1206

LAB PUPS - AKC champ Mred, OFA, eyas certified, chocolate Oewdewed, (hot* 4 ready 681-6266

PONTOON 1065, 24 RhMrta. 40HP Evtomde. M L M * LeAnn $5,600 455-3693 or 517-686-3031

LAB PUPS - AKC, yaftow 4 black t. guaranteed health, read* $200/beM 453-3726 now

LAB PUTS - axcaptlonM. AKC Par-ents obedience 4 conftrmauon champion* Great pet Show Or hunting Black 4 yaBow 540-4408

734 Trade or Soil

LAB PUPS - health OFA Mpe, AKC Field beM oltor C M Karen

guManteed. Prtoa $200/

397-6930

MILTON HEAD, taland Club! 2 bad-room, 2 bath, ocean Iron! 2 Week* lime snare Will trade lor lata modM car or saa lor $12000 455-3259

735 Wantad To Buy ALWAYS BUYING Promotional model car*, kit*, auto seta* Mera-tureA magailnea 276-3520

BASEBALL. footbM hockay. baa-k « b M card* Any sport* memora-bata Topp caah WW trevM.477-2560

FILE CABINET 4 wooden book shelves m good condition 476-1225

FOR CASH $$$ Swords Daggers. Flage. UnHorm*. Metal* Etc Japaneee or German WWII CM. 781-9267

WANTED, Old Victroiaa wtth extao or horna lada 4 Bendu plaauc ra-dio* 4 wood cathedral*

471-7867

pamnt kire*. ft*h decoy*. *«c before 3. 471-7867 aflM 3. 860-9657

736 Abootutoly Froo Runa Mondays Only

CHAIN LINK FENCE - ApproxImMe-ly 1 yeer old. 300 linear ft., 2 galea No Charge 471-6108

SLEEPER SOFA, arm* worn, mat traa* good. You move C M a n * ipm 644-7

334-0566 332-7055 738 Household Po t s

GARAGE DOOR - DouBM. tm. 82 In > 16 ft. Goo<» shape $175 or beat oftor 474-7235

OAK FLOORING SPECIAL 2% »2 white. $1 20 per sq It Select strip, $2 15 Select wide plank. $2 95 Other n l & 02 Whole*al* prlcaa M T Hardwood* mc. 517-523-3468

WEATHERVANE Window*/1 10 caaamant*. 3 di ture window Oftor

CANON NP270 copier $600

719 Hot Tuba, Spas & Pools

PIANO - Baldwin Acroeoruc Spinet, walnut ftnMh. exceBent condition $650 346-1079

AOOORABLE KITTENS, vened col-or*. 7 was $ 10 a pMca SouthheKJ

560-5749

ADORABLE KITTENS 8 weeks otd. to good homa

4 78-3608

PIANOS WANTED We Duy Spinets, Consoles & Grands. Call, ask tor Mr Howard 427-0040

AKC ENGLISH SPRINGER SpantM. mo*., paper*, capa.

good home ontyt $185

PIANO WurMzar, tuned condition $800 Call eventng*

689-6026

W E A T H E R V A N E W t o d o w a / i W c a a a m a n t * . 3 d. ture window Oltor

K J N G S Q E W A V E L E S S watarbad

W O O O B U R N I N G S T O V E « r M $ 1 7 5 takaa. Punder oaa t a b M 4 b e n c h * ,

conation. $300 728-7135

L I V I N G R O O M aM. $ 3 5 0 SS7S.. W a e h a r $ 2 0 0 425-7SOO

L I V O N I A M O V I N G

M A T C H I N G

U s S / M * 737^2418

4 p M c e m e p M b e d r o o m set. a r o p M M t — wt th 4 c f - k ^ ^

Q U A U T Y Vert ica l B k n d . , b e y t lab-i le, uaad H a a M a n 1 yr 8 3 x 5 6 N a w $ 4 0 0 . SAB $ 2 0 0 4 7 6 - 5 4 1 5

QUEEN aaa boa springe 4 bad M a * 2 yr * old $100 726-5440

; t t s j t s j z i : SK baM. M M 8em-apm 451-2788

T A e L E . 4 C a p t a t n a / M a t a a c f tak * . $ 3 0 0 2 oc-

11111 -1- Mbtoa 2 bunch ing t a B I M . $ 1 3 0 2 t a nli caa as. S I S ? HuSch c a b t o M . g l M a d o o r e . S 3 S 0 Aa d a r t

SZtJT"

712 AIR C O N D I T I O N E R - w indow unit. 9 0 0 0 M u . 2 y a a r * o M . $ 3 0 0

2 6 1 - 6 7 6 2

AIR CONDITIONERS (2). tor aadtng i. each- 476-7064

AIR CONDITIONER $100

6.000 BTU-, 4 2 7 - 2 1 4 3

AIR CONDITIONER, window 7 7 5 0 BTU, Uka new $ 1 4 0 C M after 5pm 88

A M A N A 18 ft sk»e by w d e refrlg 4 Sunray d o u b M oven aMctrtc s tove copper coior $ 3 2 5 b o t h 7 2 1 - 0 0 5 0

CHEST deep fraata. $35 553-2118

CHEST FREEZER. (Sear*) 22 cu ft . exoaBanl condition $200 037-0766

GE ELECTRtC Move almond, vary good condition $150 459-7128

GE P/7 EMdrtc ealf-uaantog buBl-to oven. Mack. $450 or baM ofter A-1 condmon C M after Spm 433-0621

IBM Correcting Select nc il with ex-tra atamants and ribbona Excellent condition. $325 474-3393

AQUATIC TECHNOLOGIES Factory overstock on 1990 com-plete portables WERE $3865 NOW $14351 425-7227

IBM SeMctrlc II Typewriter axoai-lent condition. $125 721-0658

LARGE omoa daak. white formica 4 OM, $75 or beat 681-7613

720 Flowors-Ptonts Farm Produce

VIOLIN. tuB sae, Hernmann Baywr 1965 wtth case $900 356-0504

WANTED CONSOLE PIANO Black lacquer prelerred Good quality 855-4267

MISC OFFICE FURNITURE as* lor Wayne or Judy

981-1000

OFFICE FURNITURE SACRIFICE

Desks chair* AM* law book*, etc C M before 10*m 443-0105

HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYTHING IN

Perennials MUNOREDS OF VARIETIES

THOUSANDS OF POTS Expert Consolation

HUGHES GARDENS 24333 Lahaer % Ml S ol 10 Mka

STEEL DESK - Larga, Ivory/wood i gram top. 8 drawer* Good condi-tion, make oltor. 861-5218

TWO 10 SPEEDS - axcaBant condi-tion. 27" lightweight redng. $125 26"- $50 437-5807

TYPEWRITER. portabM. ^manual script Smlth-Coronna Spoil aaM) dean Uka naw $60 Garment reck $35 557-2908

715 Computers AMIGA 2000. GVP SCSI/RAM Con-troBM. 49 Mb hard drtva, two 3H" AoppM*. Amiga 1920 multiaync monitor 25 Mb of quaBty aoftware Included $1900 Panaaomc KX-P10911 printer $100 MP DeakJMPtua mk (at pnntar $400 Af-Mr 8pm 453-2024

APPLE HE computer printer software. 4 modem $650 CM. 872-7315

LITTLE YELLOW STAND

Buy ooe 10" hanging plant & get 8" free.

Al Plants Trees 4 Shrubbery Flats ol Annuals ' i price

PerennMMon aaM Our raapbemaa, strawbemea

cherrlea 4 btuebemea. com 4 ibmMoea are In

24850 W Nine Mae IN side of street|

Between Beech 4 TeMgraph

WE BUY HAMMOND ORGANS

Wanted: B-3. C-3. A-100 & others Call, ask for Mr. Howard 427-0040

WURLITZER console piano anC bench, walnut. eacaHent condition Make offer 646-2004

YAMAHA ORGAN hce 810 000 new

FS300 sacn asking $3600

450-0136

YAMAHA 5 7 " GRANO PIANO Uka new high glow ebony llnMh $6,400 wtth bench, moving, tuning warranty indudad Michigan Piano Company 546-2200

727 Video G a m e s Tapoa & Movies

TURBO GRAFX-16 4 Turbo Ex-preaa with adapter"Turbo Tap conlroaars-2 books $550 344-0042

721 Hospital-Med leal Equipmont

728 VCR, TV, Stereo , Hi-Fi, Topo Decks

AMIGO - 3 wheel alactrlc cart, pow-er seat m dual -heeM. perfect con-dition Sacrifice 366-3066

COMP-LETE COUOOE —

IBM fctone never uaed 30 MB Hard. 768 RAM. 10 Mfu speed, monitor prlntM wordperleci. 5 1. complete package Only $805 641-0666

M A N O I C A P P E O $80 373-0600

WHEELCHAIR, tovaeare. $2S0. «ke new Elevated loket M M . naa m box $20 Bathtub security raB. IWe $25 2 weBiers 1 wfth nhaals. beat PftM 538-0066

Fruit & V e g e t a b l e

BOSE SPEAKER SYSTEM 501 4 301. $700 complala 356B562

COMPLETE STEREO system apeMara. MCS series $550 Atao 10" Zenith color TV wtth remote $200 422-4403

LIVE IN WESTLAND"? Don ! tNa FREE CebM TV olMr Get

ol Spectrum CabM Free. c M 277-1247 RMrtctiona mey appfy

NEW JVC bookc

• 3 M t t o a W et N o r t U v M a

•OR 7 l i M B d

! O p M O a H y f 4 m . 4 p . i a

N O W P I C K I N G W M ^ S m a i i a i i S a a a a a a

$SMM 4 I M PaaOMi

4l«lt Chmrry MB. Carton W ol 275 X-Wajr

Maooarty * l * a y

9 6 M . '

A o A d i n T M o

• cai

«a»-as72

H O M E G R O W N SWEET C O R N U-WCK PEPPERS, TOMATOES A BEANS

Meny Varieties of Beans Call for Picking Conditions

Rotate s Produce Girard's P roduco 1 0 9 7 0 M a r u Y p « 4 a m » i 4 4 4 4 5 W H u r o n Or

1 - 4 0 2 - 0 5 3 0 1 0 9 7 1 0 0

GftAPCS GRAPES

Coe* CreawM 8 MkMowat Hone,

HONEYFLOW FARM OfytJon. M l

CaB Mr raectfad maaeega 1 - 7 9 6 - 2 3 4 4

U - P I C K

Tomsloss A Conoort Qrspos F R A N K ' S G A R D E N

O F E A T I N ' 1 9 2 2 1 W l n r t O f V D o B r o R

4 Mka W of TeMgraph 4 Mka N M 7 A t o

( 3 1 3 ) 5 3 3 - 5 2 0 3

R E D R A S P B E R R I E S U-PICX

R1DGEMERE BERRY FARM 2824 CJytJo R<J. H l g h M n d

j aBas N of H-M 1« " l ist of Hlckwy «dga %1

Opan t k M M M * ttoaed Swde* 887-5976

R a s p b e r r i e s . M c l M o ^ i

S a f t M l P e a r * .

Green Beans A Green Peppers Yea p*ck m ree^r M « * a ^

• Free Containers • W a a l C o r n F r e * h P a c k e d D a B y

MTt 4 COAfT SHOW Sopi I 4 J Cider MBI Open' Oder Oonuta Homemade Fudge 4 Ice Cream

Cf-KVer. Welcome

7 8 4 - 5 3 4 3 Open 7 dey* 8 a m -6 p m

SLAKES ORCHARD 0 CIDER MILL.

FALL RED RASPBERRIES U-PICK MAKIELSKI BERRY FARM

7130 Ptatl Road . Ypsilanti 1 MM South of US-12 ('^ rrm Wb«1 of US-23)

O p M ! S « m a p m Da#y

434-3673 572-0060

•a r . $87 a 626-452

LAB - yaBow lemeM 2 yr* O40, houeebroken $50 - to good home

427-3866

LHASA APSO pupa. AKC. adorable. amM lypea, non shed, home raised Deerborn HI* $250 . 563-4426

Looking lor good home: 12-14 wk maM Mtlen. gray Tabby tound al ShMwasaee Park on Aug 23 CaB. Village Animal Ckrac - 477-0334

MEDIUM 4 large dog tn •ammo cage 462-0705

MINATURE daahound. temeM. snots 9 months old. $150 422-5007

M<INI DACHSHUNO puppies AKC regniereo 4 lamMas. black 4 tan. 10 waMs old 1st ahot*. both par-ant * ixvter 10 lb* $2S0 aech C M after 6pm 864-2078

NORWEGIAN EKRhound 15 montha old Pedigree Paper* AMkig $300

531-8706

NORWEGIAN ELKHOUND - 1 y» AKC, maM. $150 33S-3148

OLD EngBah Sheepdog AKC. champion parents male* Exqutana queBty 707-5312

PARROT-Talking Amaion head Large vocabulary with careaM

$350 307-3734

PERSIAN CAT-BaauOM Dilute CaS-co, champion ana*. dacMwad. ahot*. $50 307-3734, 764-4107

POMERANIAN PUPPIES - AKC rare Black maM. wtme/buft maM Shot* Guarantee 505-6345

POODLES, mint black, champion Mred.

AKC GOLDEN RETRIEVER. MAM. 14 mo*, great pM, mu*t sen. mov-«tg, $200 625- 1604

AKC Standard bMck maM poodM. champion bloodline obedience trained good atth chBdren. muat sMTor trade 301-0726

AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD famaM. trt years okJ. Regiatetad $150

421-2118

AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD Pupple*. meM 4 lemeM. regvtered haalth guaranteed MBIord 313-685-3283

BEAGLE pup* AKC, A-1 gun dog*, dwectaws removed. $150 544-8632

SlCHON FRISE. S E Michigan Bt-chon Frae Club member* mforma-tK3n kne C M for bread DtMeture 4 kst of raputabM breeders 420-0460

SHELTIE - beautiful maM. $300 786-1302

Shapherd/HuMy-Good home went ed 2 yr old neutered maM Leave meeaage or c M aftar 8pm 533-8208

SHtH-TZU. AKC, » wk*.. ahota. maM*. 1 lemeM $350 males. $400 female* NagotiabM 5*7-6618

SHIH TZU - F«m*M, 10 r regMMred. M ahot*. $200

SHIHT2U PUPS - AKC Huffy doBa. written heelth guarantee, ahot*. $300 4 up . 663-4770

PONTOON 1074. 24ft h*mture. 50 Marc Bto IeckeM *xtr* prop, an-chor. Bumper*. portabM Itofit*. aa-caBent condition. $3500 681-0107

FtBTH Teuru*.

25'. 1067 Tarry $8700

522-7072

FLAGSHIP 1078 molerhome. 25 R . M A. 20.000 mBee. toeded

738 8608

FOR RENT Class A motorhome*. $ l00 /dat Sept SpecMM Alao pop-up* ava»-

HI-LO. I860, 27 Excellent conO-non SeH-contaaMd. air power lack. Raaaa hitch, $ 18,000 421 -2306

JAYC0 1000 6,

PORTACABIN 1074 pop-up camper dekixe modM. stove 4 oven re*rig-aralor, furnace eMreo. ewnlng. $67$. 567-8573

REALLITE Motor Home 1074, Mr. generator. 80,000 mBee. naw mten-or 48 000 ExceBent 453-1378

REPOSSESSED Sea tor storags chergas 1078

Champion mptorhome Clean 1st $4100 340-5563

SKAMPER 1080. Pop-Up Cempar Fimace. awrvng. edd-a-r extra*. exceBent $3300

RAVEN-1908 18 It Cuddy Cabkv 130HP MarcruMar mboard/out-boerd FuB camper canv** Loeded Loedrlle traBer $8,850 360-02S7

RINKER BUILT, 1877 15 . Trt-MuB. 70 HP Johneon $1800 540-2312

RINKER 1000 20 ft. 8 m Capuva bowrtder, 175 HP Indoor, Outdoor Merc crutaar. tendom Loedrlle traH-

ka new. $12,000 422-1038

SEA RAY. 1078-- WeekendM. 26 ft. exceBent condition Lexington Man-na. $17,500 477-2068

Waacraft 1876, 100 open bow. 16S h i . 8 cyBrxtor mboard/outboard. traBM. $3000 ABM 5 660-6501

WELLCRAFT 1868 Porlollno- load-ed. 43 IL. M electronic Inatnjmenis. custom daeh. low hrs. waB m M v tamed Mr Smith, dey* 538-8678

808 Vohido & Boot Storogo

STARCRAFT GaMxM 6, 1070, pop 1*>. canopy awning. exceBent condi-tion. $2006 455-0755 454-0451

STARCRAFT 1876 Pop-up Slorm damaged $300 or beef oftor l * j * t

535-6881

SUNLINE 1066. 22 bunk*, excel-lent condition, sleeps 5 $8000 474-0044

SWINGER 1070 Travel TrMMr. 20 8. $!200/beet Canton after 6.30pm. 081-4110

TANOEM AXLE cuelom tralMr. 8 ft X 12H ft.. 5,000 lb capacity $1,000 After Spm 865-3368

TRANS STAR 1066 - 10 ft lully aelf contained molor home ExceBent' $14,000 081-2362

Cargo 1088 traBM (furniture % 7ltx 14ft. electric b<a«e*

dual axM, reer 4 *td* door*, ueed 5 time* Aaking $3,850 348-6860

816 Auto A Truck Parts A Sor r tco

Electricity Jeffrie* 4 TeMgraph ere* 538-7771

BARN SPACE AVAILABLE Secure. reaaonabM DrMe 4 Walnut Laka W BtoomhMd. 6*1-6367

K 4 M MARINE storage WlntartzMlon

lor Mercury Merc CruMer* Pick up

WINTER BOAT STORAGE S1.7S/aq.fl outMd*. $3.00/

•d* 24 hr guard Merklay 31300 N RWar Rd . Mt

Open Houae Saturday Sept 7. 10-3 CaB: 460-6000

S 3 .

812 Motorcjrctoa Mini-Bikos

BLASTER. 1086. wtth OG Pipe 4 meny extra* ExcMMnt condition $1,100 C M altar Spm 865-3368

HARLEY DAVIDSON 1870, Sport MM aiLCaBenl condition $2,000

(BeepM) 003-5430

HONDA interceptor 500. axcaBant condition, naw ure* heknM/tecket mdudad, $2,000 473-4564

HONOA NIGHTHAWK, 1065. 13.000 mBee. exceBent condition. $1100

474-3303

CHEVROLET ASTRO van cualom painted with chrome trim

255-7228

ENGINE 327 * bolt $500 MonW Carlo 1871 Protect LT 1 engine,

toTtor 471-6566

NEW PONTIAC 16 X 8 25 MurWnum honeycomb wheals (54 $50 eech

455-7388

PARTING OUT 1863 Chrywar New Yorker end 1064 Dodge Diplomat

534-2839

TRUCK CAP - Aluminum good corv tstlon ftts sae $75

261-0657

TRUCK CAP, black Mummum lor Dodge Dakota. Opera 4 aaomg w«n-dow*. lyr old $175 722-6242

TRUCK CAP lor fua size truck, 8 ft bed $150 C M 480-3469

820 Autos Wanted

ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST DOLLAR PAID FOR

QUALITY AUTOMOBILES We sea with confidence, we buy with integrity Pleaee CM Jan Beneon

562-7011

HONOA. 1976, 550 - 4 cyBrntor low m , adult owned vary good condt-oon. $405 C M eflM 6pm. 847-5145

HONOA. 1078 GOLD WING 1000 FuB dree*, stereo new Brae 4 bat-tery Mini $025 1-313-231 -2316

HONOA 1965 SHADOW 500 Excel Mnt condition, B.SOO maa* Run* M e a topi $1500 C M 081-5170

SIAMESE KITTEN. 1100 or best ofler

HONOA 1086 Interceptor SOOcc. 6200 mBee exceBent condition BeM offer Adult owned 540-2665

ST BERNARD pupple*. AKC, cnampaon Dtoodime snow auaBly

327-8705

HONDA, 1009, CBR800 edult maee. MMeBy new C M a f t * 4:30pm

TABBY CATS - M o t h * and 2 babies to good home 326-7860

BOUVIERS. adoptabM to i homes, 866-8387 or 861-

BOXER PUPPIES beeuttlul fawn 4 bondM. maM 4 lam ales 7-4 weeks Shots 531-3245

BOXER puppy- 4 month oid meM. houeebroken good with chadren make oftor AhM 6pm. 557-2148

CALICO KITTENS, to good home. Beeuttlul merkmga, rery affect w o

sweM pereoneBty 366-3056

TO GOOO HOME. 3 lemeM mixed Lab 4 German Shepherd

532-1703

KAWASAKI 1962. KZ750LTD, low mae*. gr*M condtuon, meny aocaa-eortee. muM a M $850 480-1524

MO-PED 1968, RAZZ Greet ahape 4

WESTLANO HIGHLAND TERRIER Excellent lemperment. pick of Bttar.

742-7703 SUZUKI >081 GS450LX 6 000

$650 Like naw condition Ce« 844-7213

740 PotSorvicoo DA Y CARE FOR OOGS

WHILE YOU'RE AT WORK TaBored lo yo« need* Bonded 4

Tom. 726-6073

CARRIN TERRIER - 11 m o n t h old purebred ExcMMnt c o m p a n i o n lor edult eflh no chBdren ca l 526-3364

CHAMPION SHELTIES - AKC regM-lared. 7 wks old Already received 1st ahoi*. $450 C M 634-6778

COCKATIEL. gray lemeM. 4 yr* old with cage (18"* 18 "x 30"J. (40 471-4676

COCKER PUPS AKC. Swad Bu" Color 8 10 8 • a e i old VM cheeked

Champion

533-5006

COCKER SPANIEL - AKC 10 mo* oid. famed neutered. M Micrte. bMck'whnamaM $130 247-7342

COCKER SPANIEL AKA W/pa-pers. buff color. 7 moa $ iS0 _Owner cen t car* lor pup 722-0647

RCA PRO EDIT Camcorder wllh tn-pod $175 313-307-7042

SONY Reel lo reM lape recordM ExceBent condition 10' reeM $500 or oast After 5pm.

SON' TRINITRON 27 $600

729 CB Radios Coilular Phones

MOTOROLA UMF 45C-470 MHJ mounting I

476-17

730 Sport ing Gooda Exerciaa Equipmont

ANTIQUE pom tabM 1003 fl •nepe muM sea $1005orbe*t offer oteeaecMl 6511 117

SOOVSMITH WORKOUT STATION WMi menuM Brand n * SM • « But never ueed Alpine neeker 4 stevmeetar Dumoeas i $650 for iwryttimg

COCKER SPANIELS, AKC moving out ol state looking lor party to lake both Fertke lemeM Buff Neu-tured meM SebM BeM buHflHea Pnce negotiable 553-8700 Ext 806.day* Eve 482-3576

DOG TRAINING We have training daaaaa lor FMM RMnevfng 4 Hunting Iva bkda indoor-Outdoor cMaeaa given lor Obedience ConlormMlon-Baelc 4 Advance AJ cMaeaa by HMnjclor* W* eMo have an a i Breed Boerdmg tacMry wflh mdtoor Outdoor Run, exerOee yard Ann Arbor /CheMee araa 313-475-2206

744 Horooo, Livestock Equipmont

APPALOOSA COLT broke. 4 wf*

8-4474

BIG BEAUTIFUL - T 17.2 henda

B Gelding.

CaB. 782-5061

EXPERIENCED RIOER rent or Maaa H o r e e and lack meeaage lor Larry 4 0 0 - 4 1 2 5

DACHSMUNOS AKC long hewed immature*, i maM. 1 MmeM^Wack 4 tan 453-7S87

DACHSHUNO® HOME RAISED PuppM* and aduRs AKC AB r a n * ims Chempion awed Mud service Terms Bob Albracnt 471-7101

DACHSHUNOS MINI 8 w red MmaMe AKC shots

•aksoM

455-0220

DORERMAN pups AKC champion wood anaa now Mowing Ready Sep! 7 Blacks 4 reds 421 054*

DORERMAN PUPS Taka dews W*>ti 8 wormed 3 maM* 4 I BkM MmaM 620-1362

DOMESTIC ttAND Md baby parrota Corurea 4 Macaws aewM and -OVW abMpets C M 313 402-1764

4 Horee deluxe bumpM puk 8 It tM. 8 ft wide CMrk Mua. mats, ex

$2800 a i J > 4 7 7 - S l 1 8

QUARTER loving

Looking •

THROUGHBRCD MARE TS3 henda. hum fancy $3 900 Milan I i

5 yr oM tm very 642-0863

800 Roc. Vohidos HONDA greet o females)

TRX 70 Greet tor 442-0672

802 Snowmobiles

804 Airptanae

ECLECTUB PARROT Mr witr. siixasrtefy c art Carkker of B-da"

MiMBERS»4IP tn Defroit baaed * y raft*. 2 RMR C 172

BUY & SELL Experienced golf csub*

Mena4 laeftae 661-3302

ENGLISH SPRINGER SpenMI pupa 832 - 2 too OfA 'AKC hunt snow pM Black t

mna males 313-402- >003

806 Boats A Motors

E X P E R « N C * 0

GOLF BALLS! 3 3 9 . 0 0 0 . . . S 4 A D o z e n

And Up No Lima

Over 200 Used Golf Sets $25 & Up

8458 ma Mar Ad etwn Joy 4 Ann Arbor Tr Kvorva

421 2644 Top $$$ PaM lor need Go* Sett

EXTRA SWEET 4 SPECIAL KITTEN a*ec««neie mveebM • • • • » cum 4 smeri sa ifes 4 more aeernhaa «ny •me me Oafy thmg i need • e loving --nme m do- the reel I've beer iMuks Mated 4 reecmasad 4 akaaya ,>ea my iinerbo. Pteeae aaa about meat 545-6007

GERMAN SHEPHERO a a okj meM shots houeebroken. io a good home C M 536-1450

BAYliNER CARRfCUOOY 10 R

I condmon $7S00/baM 171-1661 day* * 8 1 -6101 E'

BOAT BUYERS 8 OreemboM Dele Beee aee how C M io* tree I

1-000^432 3202

GERMAN V O a T H A M I pwa evcaBent hunimg stock AKC reed* 8- TO 81 $250 evee 422 6762

1077 17 R iraker 13000

- 2.400 $3,450

464-3170

300 mi., kks deM> $350

540-9528

WANTED AUTOS 4 TRUCKS

BILL BROWN -USED CARS-

35000 Plymouth Rd . LNonM 522-0030

WANTED 1064 thru 1067 van. van height no more then Oft 3m Musi be m axcaBant condition 646-8181

821 Junk C a r s Wantad ALL AUTOS 4 TRUCKS

Junk, wrecked running Top Doner E 4 M Auto Pens

4 74-4425

ALL AUTOS WANTED Turn that |unk or

2-T275

WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE Autos and Truck* 24 hour lowtng

Up 10 $5000 LARRY STOWING 335-7460 335-7487

822 Trucks For Solo

SUZUKI 1962 GS 300L. 6.200 mae*. Ma new. $450 or beM

856-4116

TRIUMPH BONNEVILLE 1971 need* work . $500 A M for Weyne 081-1000

YAMAHA-1062 850 Maxim exoal-sondition. low maee Muet saa

$1,000 or beM 477-3252

YAMAHA 1083 - 750 Maxim btack 4 gold Ww mkeage

Bent shape Mored indoors $1000 491 -0006

YAMAHA 250CC. ExdMr 196! ex cedent condition 7 0 0 0 maee Mual

846-9183

814 Campers , Trailers A Motofhomes

AIRS T REAM 1080 ExceBe 1000 34 11 trvaxM Just aks nea $31 000 (3131455-0013

AIRS T REAM 31 n fun* self con-lemed wfth roof M 4 awning MuM sea $450tXbeei 5*4-5774

APACHE 1078 TRAILER (not a pop-up). Weep* 8 aeM contained

urea $2700 261 7226

COLEMAN COLORADO 1868 pop w, ueed 4 m s $1405

COLEMAN 1002 •'83- Pop-up sleeps ub port-e-pot, 1 owner very

$1800 26 1 7226

CRUISE MASTER-1082 23 R m m

contained roof aa cab M earwig, storage pot Me new Urea One o w n * MuM see valued M $14 500 MuM MB tor $ 8 500 427 0 6 0 1

CHEVE BLAZER 1063 4X4 8 eykn-der auiomanc. aw Good condrtion

ei ofler 502-1816

CHEVY 1062 C2C - Runa good good $500 CaB afler 4 30pm,

DAKOTA 1900 Sport 4.4 loaded $10 900 546-4900

DOOGE 1064 05C- Automelic cap exceaent running condition. $800

807-4472

DOOGE 10< good $1200

DOOGE 1068 Power Ram Pick-up 4 i 4 automatic V8 Uedea dean onty 8.800 mikes *hon bed with v w fua front and raar p runs great Beat ofMr

DOOGE 1968 DSO euperceb meny

864-0186 $5600 or beM ollw

DOOGE 1008 250 Powwr Rem with plow Custom Jaaon cap Jurekner 4 ipon* Ounk $6000 C M *flM 5pm 534-4604

FORD f077 F-2S0 pick up. 4 wtv dnv* with cap $1600 476-73

FORO >078 F - >00 Bruah pumper $ 750

FORD I860 t»c» up 118 OOC mae* $050

FORO 1068 F 150 4 tpeed 8 cykn M 300 *ngme duel lenks durs w w 4 hbreglees lop 50 000 ; M M $7 500 After 5pm 346-3401

r&R0 1*80 Rengwr *LL~Bieck V6 automatic aa III III caaaene 8-Bwanes cep duraaner Must sea $8800 or beM 722-XM*

RUSTY MARKS

SOUTHERN AUTO M

BUYER ' ti

WILL UE PAYING TOP DOLLAR FOR CLEAN LOW MILF.ACiE CARS. TRUCKS*. VANS FOR A LIMITED TIME ( Al l NOW*"

353-4539

1

EL CAkRNO 1S7S J*0. 4 berrW. streM satp lurbo 360. many naa paria 4 extra*, need* wtndshMW $ 7 0 0 / b e M A R M Spm 806-2023

FORO »SS3 F - ISO. 6 cySnder w J c maOC, p o w a r M a a n n o Brake*, naw-v aree. e x h a u M $ 1 2 0 0 4 7 7 - 0 1 0 3

FORO 1063 F150, 4 X 4, loaded meny new parts Bad corer High mile* Vary eMan $3500 470-1315

824 Joopo A Other 4-Wh—< Drives

BRONCO. 1 0 & FORO Fu8 M M 300. 6 cyOndM 4 spaed nicBfim oondWion. raBsmi $4 500 824-3324

BRONCO 1006 XL T amlm. cruMa. aa 50.000 mBe*. »i,oMen>

803-473B

FORO, fSSB. F- ISO XLT V6 cap. nee Hr*e 44.000 aB.. actra sfwpl $7 700 427-S641

fORO. 10SS Ranger XLT 33.000 Maee. eunroof. duraBnar excel condmon. loaded $4750 336-6428

TRACKER 1001. S Hearing trader haeh. am-ftn M. air. $11,000 8S2-10S1

GMC PICKUP 1078 - V. ton. 72.000 mBaa. runa good CaB slier 4pm,

535-8007

GMC 4008 Sierra SLE luk-sire 5 Mer V-8. many option* Sevw abeo-utafy spulMea m and owl. warranty 58.200 2 7 4 - 2 5 «

GMC 1000. H ion GreM condition. >8.000 mBee. baMe aqupmant Ex ceBMtt work Iruek $0300 437-2072

RANGER-10S4. V6 automat*, pow w rteermg.beafcea Mr cap. good condRlon k2.3SO 566-2450

RANGER. 1006. 4 cyOndM chrome wfteaM. white Mft kner noruM $3700 581-

RANGER. 1800 XLT 2 3 UMr. atan-OerO iranemMMon. av. am-lm caa-setM $6400 553-0682

RANGER 1000 XLT aupM cab V0. 5 tpeed Mr. cruMa. duraBnM. aport seals. 4 y ra /60 .000 2« 000 mBee. $8600 523-0

STOP! Don't aaB you CM or truck bMore caMig. HUNTINGTON FORD

852-0400 CASH lor your vafucMi

SUBURBAN 1064 4x4, dleaM. » c^seengM. $3500 or beat

477-7328

823 Vans AEROSTAR 1086 XL Ak tat crmae. tralMr hrtt nvrrers Muat setl $4.000 525-6245

tool 00.000 n* $13,006 330-0043

~ i IO 4x4 CHEVY (964 neermg o m. $4,000' c

S-10. 4x4. $5000

645-0336

CHEVY 1900. % ion. 4 eheM mice I ruck. *8. lua aaa. asumlnlum

eM o r e wiau urea. LaM cap loaded 31.000 mBee 8/80 WM xrenty

8-71*4

CHEVY 1008 S-10 BLAZER TaRoe package. ruBy oeOed on»-na owner $ - 1 500 »53 0554

DOOGE 1008. 31$ angina, 4 .peed Mr 31" Dree ahon-bed 50.000 mBaa $6.100 or BeM oflM 502-8120

C2S Sporta A tmportsd Cars

FIA. 1900. dcyOoi. «ary dean. must aa* $3200 477-0178

dEO 1800 Prtarr nelchback. auto 500/beal Dey* Eve* 346-3261

HONOA ACCORD 1087 OX MM conancn.. am/Mi H e « . 82.000 legnway mae*. $5000/beet C M a h w S p n . 737-4068

HONOA 1064 Accord LX. eutocnel c . crvaee :aasM1e 4 more Clean rune good $200S/beei 728-6241

HONOA 1864 Megon look* good rune greet $1800

B " Spor t s A Imported Cars

JAGUAR 882

JAGUAR 1800 XJ8 converubM. baby bluarrovM o w lop blue •manor 5.000 mlies Perfect' AB Me extre*' Moving muM aacridce Oay* 7*4-26 18 Eva. 625-6678

JAPANESE CM •anted under $500 auiomanc. running or not. tor re-iked gentleman 532-2280

MAZDA. 1062. RX-7 Red. 5 spi aunrool. caaeMte enh a l uex rw $2200 takaa 730-2624 261-7327

EXPLORER 1001 2 door aport. 4 0 L. 4x4. 5 apeed loeded alarm. traB-M iMoh. 0*07 maee. $16,000

H aaO 422-1038

FORO 1006 F-250 4X4, Heavy Duty GeorgM truck $5000 or beM oftor CaB. 522-3004

HONDA 1065 Accord LX good oondmon. - e t memiamwd cruiae M $3,200 451-2704

HONOA 196 6 CIVIC 4 door Mr automatic Ira nemneior. am.Tm cea-satte $4 >00 786-0558

HONOA 1961 CIVIC 4 Ooe* *uto-malic Ml am.'fm reM defroet IX50C Deal 474-4042

HONOA 1081 One. cfwcoM grey • adMI "ra*. a toeded Redu

m-lm stereo tikfy cad trom $2,000 ta 1m

$2 250 laka* TYME AUTO 455-5566

a x a j i T x . MAZDA 1065 826 M . automatic ^ $3700 C M 8-5 weekday*

543-2712

MAZDA suck M exhauM. muM.

82$ Spor t s A _ 'Jnportad Cars

MERCEDES 560 SL 1002 380 SL updaled lo 1807 Sig-nM red 02.000 mBee ExcMMnt eon-dUton. record* OVM IIO.OOO In •ycodiaa" FuB AMG. eOar alarm

phona $26 000 600-2000 Ex. 201 Or 750-6126

825 Sporta A Imported Cora

TRIUMPH 1077 SpnRre BkM. C o n •ertibM a s match origmM o e n a . no ruel $2500 725-7140

MOB 1070 $4,500 or t leaned Gee

43.606

MITSUBISHI 1001 3.000 GTSL. au-tomelic. aecui'ifr eyaten. leetlMr m-lerKV Black AMFM. CD tw steer mg lua werrsnty crvaee mmt 5600 mSae Mum aaB $24 800 360-1502

PORSCHE, 1878 91 ISC White wr black new tire*, 16' nma, low ml . neer mmt $17.500 437-5461

roof.

. 480 705-CI066

MAZDA 1907

Uon $7400/beM

RX7 Ak. aunrool. s a na i i l m condl-

454-4204

MAZDA 1086 RX7 GXL Red aun-rool manual tranamlaalon,. loedad. caxsatts axcelleni condition $10,300 644-6221

MAZDA 1808 MX6 OT Turbo. S apeed. loedec. 10.000 mBee. bMck. $11.500 C M aftw 5PM. 453-4464

FORO-1867 F250 4 X 4 snow plow. VS. no ruM. 33.000 actuM mBee on truck, epproxknelaty 3.000 on mo-tor $0.000 ARM 4pm 307-6248

F-150. 1008. 4 X 4 5 Speed menuM 42.000 mBee. 6 cyknOM cep. ahon bed $6.600/baM 726-1045

HONOA 1967 Accord LXI. 4 door 53* Title* $7850 1866 Accord DX. 5 IK $7850 On* owner 876-7024

HONDA 1087 CIVIC OX automatic whne tow m. amyfm caaaatte Ex-oekent condition $3400 450-4613

GEO 1901 trackM convert tbM BMck. loaded. excMani condition Lowmflaage $10,900 527-9715

GMC. 1066 K-2500 »- ion 4x4 SupM 'CIS an. meny extraa $7400

313-455-1136

GMC-1966 Jimmy, automatic air Irakw par* age ExoeBant oonMtton $8,800 561-3050

JEEP CHEROKEE 1969 tuBy toed eo $ 10 500 or bast oftor C M teava meassga 451-/832

HONOA-1960 ACCORD LX. Sedan, fu* power aunrool Sharp One

$7,886 ART MORAN USED CARS

353-0910

MAZDA >868 323 amlm lape. $4800

MAZDA. 1091. MIATA. ConvartlbM bkM Packaga A. low miles mmt condition $l3.500/b*M. 646-5100

MERCEDES Benj I860 2400 vary c a a - . S CMOkne cm. 35.000 mka* or. rebuilt origin* $7,200 626-6231

PORSCHE 1864 044 . bleck on imi 66.000 maee loaded. NMtamto stw eo $8 ,800 CaB Ken 346-6568 or CM 8am-5pm 772-2236

PORSCHE 1865 820S nigh mke-ege. Black on black. exceBent con-dition. $>2 500 661-8618

FORO 1031 ModM A OMuxe 6 aheM ooupm Mar uon body Mack MndMt cream w e a t mxiiacMMe reetoredon $11,000 517 564-5440

A 1067 Woltoburg CabnoMt ConvartlbM HVhlM. MathM. M . 43K maa* loaded $8300 544-0636

MUSTANG 1000 convert*!*. V0. pn. 'Ml W/Maca mte-

$7000 477-0066

YUGO 1806 Mua 44.000 mi . solid, nee ma* txafcee dulch tMrod tunaup 45 mpg $660

OLOS 1070 CwOaaa Supreme con rerubs ing/br.

852 Clsasic Cars 854 American Motors BUiCK >050 Aruona CM 1076 Ca-dilkac Eldorado. 23.000 ortotnel meet 861-0315

CADILLAC >067 ConvartlbM. runa 4 drivee good, needs top $1,650 or beat 427-6232

CADILLAC 1977 SwrBM teether trv lar tor C M ahw Spm

531-36*3

ALLIANCE 1003 automatic, poww condition $850.

38.000 mBee. a * . eacaOaM

455-7002

COMCORO 1001 - - . mane, rvaia/tooks good $000 a* • C M at*> Spm

ENCORE 1064 L s 11 m a automatic. power steering Drake* $ l . 0 0 0 / baat ARM 5pm 545-1090

CENTURY 1055 - Mual aaOl f.'-^na ^ perfect - need* body work Can B 3 J t a f l i e dnv* nome 100% ortginefi $500 or baMoftoi 631-6632

Mrer gray

8*2-8008

PARK AVENUE 1001 l mg eatxkky package

PARK AVENUE 1000 CMen AB me loyM W M m a n u r e d C M afUr Spm eek tor Tom 464-2077

PARK AVENUE 1808 BkM. Mean. • it.aasrtt condition, many extra*

842 7708

Days 874-5100 Eve* 220-6260

COUPE 0CV1LLE. 1003 M powwt no ruM. extra dean

425-0780

COUPE 0E V1LLE-I80S toadad cwna muM ae* 1 * 2 0 0

REATTA 1800 Convertible, rare Mnoad edition, $40,000 260-7466

ji y M c or beM c

PORSCHE 1965. 844- 5 apeed red 80.000 maee $6 050 Brad Day* 585-0600 Eva* 721-1566

CHARGER 500-1860 426 H*mt |h** 440 now). 4 speed. 0ana. look*/' drive* J'eat $15 600 543-6602

SAAB. 1860 , 900 Turbo. 5 speed, sunroof Kenwood caaaene. rare Inc* sAoys. meny new pert*. Florida car. exoeaent condHKm. $2,750 or beet MichaM 446-0518 277-5875

SAAB 1966 8.000 Turbo Very sharp Or s car PMfffled detailed BaM offM ovm $6.000 661-3061

CHRYSLER 1 •ertibM, 440 $6500

Newport con-automabc

53 1 5866

CORVAJR 1865 ConvartlbM Good condttlon Km mBe*. $3 485 or BeM ofler 641-7575

TALON 1081 TSi B CD 13.000

, S . t $14,000

645-5314

856 Buick CENTURY 1083 LIMITED, low mBe*. V-6. loeded. mmt condition. $2100

534-7758

CENTURY 1067 2 door exceSam condition $5 200 or b*M oltor 646-1206

SAAB 1067 2 door nalcncac* 5 spaed manuM 55.000 mBaa $7750 524-4020 851 2051

CORVAIR 1965 4 ooor automatic, good running condition $3,000 or oast olfer ' 456-8646

MERCEDES BENZ 1867 300E Low mka*

Mmt condmon 626-9513

HONOA >968 OX. 50.000 mBe*, Mr MERCEDES lape dack, radio, automatic or*M R*d, chrom* tor student $S600/beel 861

HONOA 1966 Prelude SI. 4WS 5 speed, bleck. 67.000 mBe*. excel-lent condition, $ 10,200 "355-1532

9 6 i 300 O Turbu. rr, packaga aurvoof

Extrasl 150 000 1 ownM mite* No ru*l $7000 626-0693

HONDA 1968 CMC DX. 4 door 5 tpeeo 27 000 mBe*, perfect $ 7 2 0 C 6 4 6 - 3 1 9 7

MERCEDES-1086 500SL chocolMa brown, tan intMior 23.000 mile*, rack for fiMd 10P Showroom condt-

' ttor $35 000 544-0079

TOYOTA MR2-198I Turbo, loadec tow mllea extended warranty $18,500 855-4263, 247-0100

CENTURY 1808 CuMom. condition, l owner. V6, ak enkae. lapa tBI a n a * 4 iwBta lock*.

FORO .056 ThundMbwO neMM.ea $6SQ0 AhM 6PM 66PQ420 tormg, riot omning. CM a compNBe G R A M C l sATiONAc i»86 toeded. bui apart $500 427-4933 ^ . l o p a 900 or beel ol-MPALA. -96S ccrivertibM 203 en-; tot 351-2358

gme automatic $7500 531 5666

REGAL lTO 1004 Loeded $2400 Good condtuon CeB 348-4256 or 478-2370

REGAL 1903 Limited * door loed-ed. a i . M a r l condmon second

$2650 851-5074

COUPE OEVILLE. 1875 New area 4 battary rune good 8300 or beM CaB. 425-4047

•ELEGANCE 1878 82 400 mi tw Bra*, brake* axheuM

$1 500 C M 3-6pm 544-4734

E L D O R A D O 1000 BMrfltx. w h n *

REGAL 1084 aoutham car $ 2 5 0 0

REGAL lOOS.graM aha( m Mr stareo new Drakea'Orea/at-fteuM 86.000 ml $4300 722-0043

REGAL. 1807 loaded 2 door clean, low mBe*. $6,500

478-0316

uree 4 brake*, no ruM. m i n e $5,500 or BaM 661-6758

ELDORADO 1088 29.000 mBe* dark DM* dark oma laarhM ZMben - pent protection $16 *05

AhM 6pm. 841-1754

REGAL 1008 LTD. 11.500 maM* M $6775 462-1647

RIVIERA 1907 Loaded Good con-dmon 70.000 maa* $6500 Oay* 855-6373. Eve*. 568-6506

ELDORADO 1900 loeded. 1 owner Ami Each $18 000

19.000 mt . 'MS Banner

4 6 6 - 5 1 2 3

AEROSTAR 1980 XL. gray hbM running boardt. loaded

563-9728

ASTRO 1087 vervotaen $7185

jack Cauley Chwv /GEO

Conversion 1 $1 855-0014

CARAVAN 1906 maintained, very good rust proofed. $4,660

L o a d e d , e a * condition 356-3562

CARAVAN. 1906 SE Automatic ar 7 paaaertgM 73,000 rr* . exoel-tont condition $4700 651-4502

CARAVAN. 1988 SE 30.000 ml VS. 2-ione p*mi loaded Very dean. $6790 C M 553-8858

CARAVAN 1990 SE. V6 *ulOm*tlc. ak powm wmdowVlocks. tun t c * * n . trailer l o a p *ck»g* $.3400 66»i*66 CHEVfBEAUVlLLE 1985 Powm 1 tearing power brakes «weo. ekjrrvnurT! wha good condition $4 150 533-4664

CHEVROLET 1965 ConvMMon van. loaded, no ruM. good condl-tton M.OOO or best 450^546

JEEP 1082 SCRAMBLER remov SPM hardtop 4 doors. $2700 or beel 427-6636

JEEP 1965 CJ7 Laredo ed haro 4 sofl lop* 6 cyknOM *3.000 mans Many extras Rune 4 lookt ax* ~w Asking $6200 478-3905

JEEP 1906 CJ7 charcoM hMdtop. automatic 6 cyttndM WrangMrs •Mth chroma afwels ExceBent con-dmon. $5000 0*y* 473-0 tOO Eve* 4 weekends

JEEP 1000 WRANGLER hard 4 soft top. low ma**. $10,900

502-0088

RANGER 1085 XL 4x4 VS 5 apeed M . buck Ms loaded MuM aee $4300,'beet 660-7000

RENEGADE JEEP 1962 CJ7 4x4 runs good nee axlieusi 4 Ike*. ItttN Surface ruM 597-5350

SUBURBAN 1901 black/red ea, Mr 4 neei ItMMr package alummurr. w n e e M 4 . 0 0 0 m l . o e d e d 7 2 4 - F S 2 1

H Y U N D A I 1 9 8 6 speed. 52.000 t lion $3,400'

XL. GL *k 5 et greM condt

603-4973

V O L V O - 1 9 6 7 2 4 0 D L W e g o n a u t o m a t i c , aa . w e t n w ExcaBen l c o n d i t i o n te 9 0 5

ART MORAN USED CARS

353-0910 M E R K U R 1968 XR4TI - a u t o m a t i c a k c a * * e t i * t u r w o o f on ly 27.ooc VCH V O . ' 9 6 6 7 4 5 G L E W * g o n ah o n e c « n M m * e s $8695 t t e n d a r c o p t i o n * - ~ M r y e x i r * s

H ines Park L i n c o l n M a r c u r y w * M " ' c o n d i t i o n ask

G R A N O N A T I O N A L 1 0 8 7 6 , 4 0 0 _ _ _ . mae*. 1 owner. T-top*. M option*

IMPAlA 1965 SS convertibM 308 Showroom new-$15,800 543-6802 engat*. *utomettc $6800 LeSABRE CUSTOM 1064 50 616

carelui mka* $4395 H«na* P*r* Ltncoan-MMCury

453-2424 e n 201

5 3 1 5 8 8 6

SKYHAWK 1063 Wi 'frit nee tkes. enkee control $1,250 455-4070

O L O S 4 4 2 1972 6 0 0 0 0 mBaa *> cMMnl ar* driver $000

SKYHAWK 1087 caaaene. much more $3495 Jack CauMy Chev /GEO 855-0014

pan a r l a r r v e t r a m oo t f y ru«ty.. g o o d a f te r 5 30 4 7 7 - 3 9 4 8

SHELBY GT 350. 1969 automatic IM M original neeOs 'esi tx*non Sokdbod , $11 800 543-6802

LE SABRE. 1983 ttatton wagon, l o a d e d exce l l en t c o n d i t i o n $1800 or beM oftor 937-0775

SKYLARK-1990. 2 door M . tuereo. 3rd CM L * e w . 13.000 mkee. $6,900 453-7445

ceSABRE >985 LTD -owner

858 Cadillac

4 5 3 - 2 4 2 4 e x t . 2 0 1 1.500 AhM 4pm 680-8916

, VOLKSWAGEN BUG 1977 - owner ConvertibM. red mint condition, $4887 14.000 m. $8,000 803-4586! Jec* CauMy Ches 'GEO

A L L A N T E 1968 ' raw m i l e * " V *

I $22 ,800

estr* dear. 2 lop*. •meeis sherp onfy

546-7773

FLEETWOOO BROUGHAM 1090 only 14,000 mBe*. Florid* cm caa tor oauaa

Hmes Park uneom-M*rcur> 453-2424 ext 201

FLEETHVOOO 1086 4 ooor new *n-gme toadad MMhM Hhe nwe IV aa $4500 or beM AftMSpir, 721-4810

SEDAN DE VILLE 1990 AnlMop* wfth AntMopa clolh mienor. loaded 20.000 mBe* $17,750 884-2052

SEDAN DEVtLLE 1089 red'wWte lealhM top and mienor 36 000 mBe*. $15,500 349-560C

SEDAN DEVtLLE. ' M corxjitlon MuM aeM $12,250 or CM*< 782-5127

SUZUKI 1906 SamurM. ou»1om wneaM. 2 lope, a fwp $3500

825-6466

CHEVY ASTRO 1087 Ct * peteen-gM, automatic. Mr C2795T $7,905

HOUOAY CHEVROLET 474-3504

CHEVY, 1978 CMTIper V*n. naw I ' * * 4 br M a e runa graal $500/ best AflM Spm 474-6507

CHEVY 1078 Suburban SBrerado 10 W M t motor 4 nre*. runs excel-lent-$2700 583-3597

Chevy l o e * Conversion v * n dean CaBI

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700

CHEVY 1967 Beauvia 6 peaaenger. loaded. exceBent condition. traBM peck age, $8 500 477-0325

SUZUKI 1000 Samurw deluxe con-vernoM 5 apaad aqua with cuMom stripe*. Ukrv top berier then nee condmon $5800 532-2248

ue packaga. k $9,509 or baM 737-1778

WRANGLER 1087- 8 cylinder 5 apeed. hardtop. aupM dean, excel-lent condmon Many more extra* $7700/beM After 6pm 333-0875

tat. caaaene very eMan Jack. Ceuiey Chev .'GEO 855-0014

WRANGLER. 1008 LaraOc 6 cyOn-dM automatic, axcaBervt interior 4 exterior new tire* 4 brak** $8050 WBIoomfMtd 313-737-3857

DOOGE Mini Cargo Van 1967 auto-matic. ready lor wort $6 ,485

FOX HILLS Chry*tor-Plymouth

* 55-87*0 961-3171

DOOGE 1979, Van 200- Black, brown mtartor, tlareo. carpeted, V8 76 000 mae* $750 450-1428

DOOGE i960 »• ion Ram Sports .wi Powm steering 4 Br** * * naw rsCuill engine. $600 453-4238

DOOGE 1085 Car aver LE, loaded with every opt ion *ve**BM. graal -condrtion 78.000 m»a* origin*

DOOGE >968 Cm*vmi LE, wfth woodgratn 7 p * * * * n g * r fully powered, too much to ttot One owner excellent condition MuM tee $7,800 427-9604

fORO CONVERSION VAN 1867 k. powm only 20.000 mas*, ua* new

HOLIDAY CHEVROLET 4 74-3504

fORD 1078 Utaify van need* tome «ork $500 C M

454-9670

fORD-1962 Conversion Van Gr*M shape Loaded Low ,mt»e*ge $2 750 437-5011

825 Sporta A Imported Cars

ACURA 1967 Legend very deer

.11.750 Aak tor Richard. Day* 356-0540. Evee 851-5028

AUOI 1070 5000S, 4 door good transportation. $1,100 or mak* oner 641-8241

AUDI 1081 coupe $2840 or beM See lo beeeve Days 347-9660

Eva* 737-2097

AUOI 1964 5000S Turbo WVM good condition »OM>ed sunrool $4.700 o. oaa: iDftor 646-4360

AUDI 1085 5000 STATION WAGON Saver w'btue MathM M option* C M AHM Spm 856-7180

AUOI toes 5000S o e d e d MathM m t e n c r , aunrool . ak luB power $6,500 474-3317

AUOI 1086 4000S. 5 speed fu* power sunroof 4 ooor aaan $4 700 522-1631

AUOI 1966. 4000S Gray 70.000 mBaa. toadad. 5 tpeed naw brMee 4 exheuat ExceBent condition $5200 464 5635

BMW 1080 325 ditlon. 14.OKi mt $18 500 Me .ew

BMck mml con immedMie saM

540-6006

FORD 1963 ECONOLiNE 150 ax-.andeo van. extended cap 300 st-alghl 8. run* good Body good Amfm ceaeMte ak poww stearmg 4 brake*. duM gat lank* Extraa I - 400 or beet 307-0471

good body runs good

fORO 1064 Stretch. Van 4,000 Ib* toad capacity Naw ures new BrMee $2805 4S3-7027

FORO 1005 Con vw won van Auto meat wr V0. c j o o d condmon

FORD 1906 E 2S0 • o e van tt Ion runa good $1200

477-6560

FOB© 1068 351 engine na* every 'lung lowing pacusga t tweo Cteanl $3 450 844-2807

FORD 1000 Cargo 13 OOC mka* 3/4 Ion

an E250

OMC SAFARI 1086 KM p * c * a g * * x c * l ! e m 1790S

dad iraBM condition

363-H86

"J»*C SAFARI 1007 SLE " » a o * t d o o r s .oeded »w E»: m r l H $7200

Air powM 1 ( l l l i r 456- 9578

»MC 1008 66 000 ml O f t cam 544-3777 ^ a j j b r everting*

Ma tO«OC 258-8'44

O t « l <900 APV Ct oeneo SStJffMMe $12 200 8S2 0048

O l 8 S SBhoueme 1000 Loedeo •aftwwor/d condmon 57 000 M M 110.000 477-2477 or

032 5000

PnOMOUTH- 1885 voyag wr*-condmon loaded m m

er SEeuat $3 800 Or 642 2154

78 ss0 mBe* body nt ec*y UBIiIiii i ranapor t i i w $t*050

258*653

V<7*RGCR 1000 Lf "Wa.en toadad

m *$«000 425-4080

V W t664 Vanagon MaB- i m n a n i K aa Ex

$3400

W j M . j - g 1*1 1 ( » 478-0018

K2t J e e p s A Other " 4-Wheel Drtvea

BR^jBCO tOOl KIT AM MB* mam

BMW 1000 73SII 28.000 rr* black, grey MelfMi phone madeo axiand-

Mrran r , $4 t 500 433-3708

CORVETTE 1070 350 -150 4 speed rrnrtC*

437 M 0 4

CORVETTE 1971 red compleleiy

CORVETTE 1975 Herd lop 52 000 r a maa*. 1 emmwr ExcaBenl

condition $7000 842-0806

CORVETTE 1075 ad 'ed Gymkw v « . I ' l i M c f $6 805 725-7148

C O R V E T T E >079 »aa» t o p e toad e d 3 1 . 0 0 0 actuM maa* $6500

CORVETTE 1081 BMck wee* ' -.op* Mored Winters 35 000 mBe* aherp $11,000 AhM 5pm 753-0649

C O R V E T T E 1904 M W oondmon

CORVETTE 10H eutomaiie " lot m 85 000 naa $10 000 Caa

CORVETTE i06x iutntrts« Boe. t twec gMsn -ooi iu* ^

m*a* I OMani oondmon MuM aee $0000 or beM oflM 532 22*6

CORVETTE 1084 ed » i Boea

-ege 23 OOC. $12 000 MUM

n a a t w w c

c o r v e t t e 1065 « oaue giea* wp aw many new j a r t * $ • a e I i t 000 o. aea

CORVETTE SO 000 mi

C O R v m E >007 emh ZRI ' a a and ex caftani oamRfion muai tea $17000 5*0-3313 S31-6702

c o r v e t t e 1080 Red ar M opnona » 000 mm $23 000

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SEDAN DEVtLLE-1889. o a l a o i l 29,000 mBaa, (19.000. C a l after 4pm. (88-3738

SEDAN OC VILLI . M M b M dodi. 21.000 "Maa ReOred OM engineer

A l MMar (18.2(0

(46-5871

« . a i 38.000 mBaa. leether. no winters. (16.900

SEDAN ttaVRXE. K80, a f W , B M •aether 12.000 mBaa. (19.900 Day* 8(0-9104 Eaaa 843-8110

SEDAN OC VH.UE-1989

new Oaragad day t night Non-vnoker (17.900 484-8188

SEDAN DC V1LLE 1989 - Dart Mua maada 6 oul. loaded. 37,000 mBee. axcMlanf condition. (19.400

348-8979

SEVILLE 1(88 - 4 door. Mack, rod

ona oaaw. (15,390 conanKMn 649-0430

860 Chevrolet BERETTA 1988 GT. V8. loadad. black. M power car (9800 /boM 488-11(8

BERETTA 1(88 QT- rod. stawool. owned by macf> 40.000 maaa. (7800

loeded. no antes arito. (26-2437

CAMARO 1977 - 350. Mack 98.000 ml.. exoeB Hon (3700 or beet odor

4 apeed. ant condl-

589-41(8

CAMARO 1982 BerHnet to, VS. 4

ateormg. Mr. « 2 7 M 493-2878

CAMARO. 1984 Z28 Stock cherry rad. no ruat. 9 apaad. l-topa. poaar wmdoaas. Mt. naw eahauM. Runa aa-ceBora. low maes (3800 348-1483

CAMERO. 1881. BERLI* ETTA - 1

tape (2.100 or baM 344-1389

CAVALIER 1984 wagon able. (500 or beet

vary rsB-698-1241

CAVALIER 1(84 - Good oondmon. (1800 or beet oltor CaB bah. aer 5pm-9pm 474-7731

CAVALIER. 1988 Black, Mr com»-tionmg Runa good 4399 maee (3.500 728-6025

CAVALIER. 1988. 4 door ic. ak. powar Meeting doth. (2400 nagottotaa

eutomet-6 brakaa.

934-9013

CAVALIER 1987 - 4 door, automat-ic. 57.000 ml., am/lm sterao/cas-aatte. nma greet Vary el a am (4000 o> make oftor Cvee:347 2835

Days:471-0440

CAVALIER 1987. alWto. 4 door. air. automatic, good oondmon. (3500 478-2149

CAVALIER 1989. * Ooor. 4 cylnder. automatic. Mr. AM/FM, 42.000 r $5200

CAVALIER 1989 2 door. 5 apeed ai' ceeoette A mora. S2781T (4.399

HOLIDAY CHEVROLET 474-3504

CAVALIER 1969 Z24, M y toadad. dean. rust proofed. 6/00.000 ax-tended warranty (6200 295-4312

ART MOHAN USED CARS

383-0010 VL C A M ,

U U 7 K

CEcEBRITY I M C - 8 q M a Mr.

CNEVETTE 1884

S ^ ^ O O O M a e conation

CS. S8«or. Mr. era •atlc. naw brMno/

CNEVETTE 1884

S ^ ^ O O O M a e conation 881-8872

CMEVETTE. 198 good condition 11900

S. outcmHe. body ongmM owner

531-9883

CITATION, 1881. HATCHBACK -Automatic, anulm, runa a a l . vary cteen. (890 (negotlabtoL C a l aftor 5pm 478-0177

CORSICA. 1888 roon. eicelant 38.000 maaa.

LTZ loadad. mar-oondWon. <7300

392-8207

CORSICA 1(81. optiona. (10500

4800 mlee, a l

427-8073

GEO STORM 1990 automatic. Mr. c aaaena. Miarp (8296 Jack Cautoy CTimr /GEO 896-0014

GEO. 1980. Pro m. LSI. automatic. AMFM. rear Oefog

GEO 1(00 STORM' tranemloolon. am/%n raoaan*. Mr. (6900/boM

GEO. 1890 STORM OS! - Cobalt Mua. aunroof. 5 apaad. a W M coo-aatte. Mr, 20.000 m i Cai.io—H oorv dMon. (8500 or baM 471-4733

GEO 1881 Matro. Km. low M n Baaa car pertoct ahape tSSOO Daya 523-0306 Evoo 348-3884

GEO 1W1 Matro convortlbto Won » 5 0 0 -7336

Aaking (8500

GEO 1991 Storm OSI. Cobalt Mua. 4800 mltoe. toadad. Mr. automatic.

110,900. 851-3887

UAL18U I960. 4 door, angina, body BaM 454-0226

M A U 6 U 1962 - wagon v-6. Mr. raar defog. runa good, many n a * parts. 100.000 maee. (1500/baM

MONTE CARLO. 1976. rurta good. 1400 Aftar 6 PM

961-6439

SPECTRUM. 1966 2 Ooor Hatch-back. manual Naw brakaa, 56,000 mlao . (1800 961-1741

SPRINT 1966 - automatic. Marao. only 30.000 maee (3468 Jack Camay Chev /GEO 656-0014

832 Chryskf FIFTH AVE-, 1968 - Loadad. 35.000 ml . Mack, gray manor. (8. BOO Urm Mini conddton 459-0716

LANCER-1965 M y loadad, 122,000 mBe* Runa graal Partact car to oat •round I own $1300 John. 352-5578

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882 Chryalf 1976.

2 ^ 2

LE 8ARON 1979 - Vkf glnM car. naw

porta (1000 " a S - a a e s

LEBARON. 1(81 - 4 o n . 2 5 Bar axoalent ahape. air, aatraM S4.800.

cruiee. many (02-1078

mane Mr. V8. aeverM to eriooaa a S 13,900

FOX HiLLS Chryator-Plymouth

496-6740 • 961-»171

NEW VORKER 19fr4 Flft Avenue, 4 ood twee.

(1900.

NEW TORKER 19(7, Ma dad. leeth-or. turbo. 72.000 maee. ( ood condl-non ( 5 400 Evee 881-7278

VESTEROATS PRICES TOOA VI TYME AUTO

455-5566

5TM AVENUE 1966 automat* atr. Mark Croaa laathar Packaga. sharp

$7'#*SFOX HILLS Chryator-Ptymouth

466-6740 #61-3171

864 Dodge ARIES 1963 Wagon, body, angina 6 tiree good, neode dutch work. Aaking (490 476-5419

ARIES 1964 Wagon - Good condi-tion. Si 600

722-1919

ARIES. 1966. SE - 2 door. Mr. automatic, poww staerlnn/brakeo. 11400 522-6673

ASPEN - 1976 42,600 orlgmM mka*. H a n 6. Mr. hitch, cream wtth brown Interior (400/beet 534-8116

ASPEN. 1960 - 1 <Mon. 68,000 ml . brakaa. (700 or baM

Good oorv new ttraa 6

oftor 561-3677

CHARGER 1964 - 2 2L. 5 . AM/FM caaaatta. aa. good condi-tion. 11200/baat 537-1970

OAYTONA 1966. lull powar. toother n o j m . aherp (2800 473-0019

DAYTCkNA. 1968 - ShMby Z. 5 apaad. new ttraa. 30.000 mloa. Uka i w . 17100 947-7703

OAYTONA, 1968 Shelby. aunrool. laathar Marm. 24 000 nMaa. atorad wkriers, extended warranty, muat aal, (9900/baM 255-1737

OAYTONA 1969. ShMby - Turbo loadad. naw Waa 6 brakaa MuM aak Can Tony 826-7631

LANCER, 1968 ES - Gray/toother. Loadad. exceBent condition Naw turbo. (4900 or baM 334-6206

LANCER 1969, 4 cylinder automatic, loadad. 69,000 highway mAaa. good condmon, (4200 922-1 "

MONACO. 1977. automatic, poww alaartng. brakaa. air good condi-tion BaM oftor 531-1450

OMNI. 1964 - Automatic, air condl I. 4 door. 78.000 ml., good

421-6743 Uonmg, 4 door, condition (1.000

OMNI. 1965. 5 apaad. condition. (1000 or t»

OMNI. 1988 - Sllvar, 5 door, aeli maintained. (1.400

apood, 4 must sol

375-1531

OMNI 1(87. 4 door ak. poaaar aloarlng/brakee. « Moreo. (2500

automatic aw r-j akae

478-7699

SHADOW 1987 aharp ra maee. loadad. warranty, beet oiler

HobM. low (4000 or 585-1486

885 Eagto PREMIER LX 1991. 4000 mltoe, loadad. getting compeny car must sol (10.500 855-8327

TALON, 1990, TSt, s i w turbo, loeded. security ak leather interior. (12 960

heel drtva arm, black

879-9863

TALON 1980. 5 apead overdrive red,-waded. Marm. (10.900 Aak tor BU, 867-0666

868 Ford

888 Ford

9 0. tn. 77.000 m * \ J 2 r T CROWN VICTORIA 1906 I TO. M y

s a w "vus, ESCORT OT. 1900*4. Mtoer ton mftaa. Moan. caaaatta pMloM Mar-ao. m ttraa. (4TOO 692-0772

ESCORT L 1000. 22.000 nMaa. Mr. automatic. Navy 0 M Extandod • V err amy (6096 Ca* MM> 9pm.

ESCORT WAGON 1900 - Automat-Hp. an condition, caaaatta. luggage rack, 20.000 maee. 09006.

Hlnae Port Linooln-Mercury 493-2424 avt.201

ESCORT. 1984 EXP, LX. ( apeed.

moowrocT struts (1900 949-9018

ESCORT am-lm >ar

984 L - 2 door y good oondltii cm <1100

or twvH on < 489-7134

ESCORT, 1966*4. L Wagon, avto-

ruatproolad, naw axhai a* . 44.000 rnOoe. (1,950

Altar 5 30pm 453-6229

ESCORT 1965'4 Waoon. sut Mr. pernor Mootlng/brafcas. ( 1 5 * 9 or baM oltor 729-1126

ESCORT 1906 automatic. Mr aun-rool. Clean! (2000 53^-4664

ESCORT 1906 Matton wagon, auto-matic, powar MeortoQ. brakee. am-lm. 98.000K (2200/toeM 244-9976

ESCORT 1906 WAGON - automatic, low rMtoa. (2900

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-6700 ESCORT 1906. 2 door. bMck excel-lent condition, low mllaaga. (2500 557-4917

ESCORT. 1967 exoeaent ahape (2960 3 month* Ian on extended warranty 349-7171 346-1009

ESCORT. 1987 GL Wagon - Auto-Burgundy Loadad. exoMtonl on 83095 420-9039

ESCORT. 1967 OT, aunrool. unique pMnt (Ob powar steering. brakaa. Mr. S3JOO/MM oftor 943-9694

ESCORT 1967 GT. ak. aunroof am-lm c aaaatta, powar ilaartng-Orakaa now tlraa. body exoelent. Mack (4300 or bast oftor 963-9199

888 Ford FORO 1906 WAAAN

i o good " a. • body

MUSTANG. I960. raOuM. 2 ( 0 body tok. 899 00(0

MUSTANG 1990. Maan. runa good. (1750

MUSTANG 1900 Turbo. 4 apaad. lowmlaaQO. (1900 476-7399

MU8TANO 1903 QL 3 8 V«. con

(2460 Ca* aNar 7pm 641-0206

MUSTAMO 1903 GT. 6 M 43.000 ml., Kanwood Mar •hap* (3300' baM KaMn. I

MUSTANG. 1904 OT Turbo Rad. 9 apaad. aunrool ExoaOant condition. (3.200. 726-6996

MUSTANG 1966 - V 6 hatchback

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 MUSTANG 1906 ConvartlbM. auto-mane. M y K>adad. 72.000 maa*. ax. can aril condmon. muM aal (9200/ baM erftar 661-2919

MUSTANG. 986 LX Red. eutomel Ic. Mr 4 cyl nder am-lm caewtia (3.000 922-1894

MUSTANG 1 988 - LX. 4 cytttdar. 4 palnl. looks & runa

good After 8pm 624-7184

MUSTANG. 19M LX. Mack, new brakea 8 tire a. 4 apeed. 4 cyi. aim-

aaaatle 68 .000 M a a (3500/bect. 980-1426 363-1887

MUSTANG. 1967. GT - 5 apaad. whHa. rad Martor. loadad, vary ciaan. bra. original ownar. 98.000 ml , (7 .200 649-t267

MUSTANG. 1987, LX, 90 . 9 loadad. black sxoa6ant conMUon (4990 363-9933

MUSTANG 1966 GT - M y loadad. axcMlant condition, mual aaa. (6,999. 427-5677

MUSTANG, 1968 GT - 5 apaad. i cruMa, ak. aunrool. recant EagM tlraa. ( 6 2 0 0 CaH Mark. 477-6166

ESCORT 1907 WAGON - automatic. Mr. 49.000 mkas (3460

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 ESCORT 1987 - 4-apaad. radio, haalar. ak. 35.000 mIMa. (3.200

425-7379

ESCORT, 1968 OT - Dark Mua w/ gray Intanor. 5 apaad ak. cruMa. Mt. bra, (4500 356-6301

ESCORT. 1900Vb. L* - Naw brakaa. good tlraa (3.999 AMt for QlorM

517-546-7960

ESCORT-1986 WAGON, 37.000 mBaa. amtm. ak. powar itaarlng/ brakaa. automatic 6 yaar/100.000 mIM ESP warranty Graat condition (4.395 Plymouth, 493-9335

ESCORT. 1989 GT - 17.000 ml.. Woe w/gray Intanor. a« optiona, Uka

* . ( 7 k O 464-7291

ESCORT 1989 GT. MWa Mmt 34.000 maee. warranty (5600 Daya bat ore 9. 453-7499E*ee 493-6462

ESCORT 1909 - LX 5 apaad am-lm caaaatta. many extraa. new brakaa. 6 lire* 39.000 mMe. excellent (5200 477-5985

ESCORT 1967 Wagon, sharp only ( 3 995

FOX HILLS Chrysler-Plymouth

499-6740 981-3171

EXP 1907 5 apead. aunrool. Mr. naw factory am-tm stereo caaaatta wary Mean Wei maintained (2900

591-0232

EXP toeow. white, loaded. 21.000 dean. (5600 or beet oI-

363-4605 mMe. vary del Mr Aftar 5pm

FORO F-150 1967 4X4, LarMt. 391

HOUOAY I 474-3594

GRANADA 1903 • 6 cylinder auto-matic Look I and runa aupart Am-tm stereo, trakar packaga. (1.699 TYME AUTO 495-5566

LTD 1903 : V6. 79.000 mile* 4 door, rdafog. (1.000

532-3652

MUSTANG 1990-4, LX. 3 Ooor. au-tomatic. « r power Meyieea entry, sunroof, newer drtwen m winter 11.000 mae* - Mint (6,600 Eva* 453-3956

MUSTANG 1969 LX. 5 0. rad. load-ed. 'emote Marm. 19000 m (9900 346-2487

MUSTANG 1990 LX - ExcMMnt con-dmon. many optiona. extended war renty. muat aMI. (7900 531-9017

873 Lincoln

463-2424 act 201

MARK M. 1070. 06.000 . 06.000 meee >arv baMMtar 791-204&

MARK V«. 1000. M (11,(00

MARK V*. 1000- (14.900/baM 40 000 Man—> maee Mon-Frl

MARk V - 1970 l4oonraof. CO. Loaded Low mkae Good oondmon (1399 3*9-4290 or 470-2(70

SIGNATURE I ed 41.000 Waa. m

— anty (11 900 6 6 1 5 1 2 4

TOWN CARS 4 C O N T » * N T A L S -1966-91. 12 io cftooaa Irom Caa tor

TOWN CAR 1902 loadad. 64.000 maee, moe shape. (3000 CMI after Spm 437-1347

TOWN CAR 1904 CARDER Daaigr-

TOWN CAR 1966, 29.000 mBee. ex-celled condmon. (12.900 Call aftor 4PM 493-0219

874 Morcury CAPRI 1903. Hatchback, V-S. auto-matic. loadad runa excMlanl. (2400 441-1042

CAPRI. 1966 GS - 9 0. loadad. mmt condmon m a t aee to K a i l (3900 900-9742

CAPRI 1991 converUbM Loadad. radar 6 alarm mmt. mual aaa. (12.500 1-313-301-1690

COLONY PARK 1977 matic. air. enkee. power ataartno. brMtaa 4 locks. low packaga excel-lent meide 6 out (1400 925-6257

COUGAR 1971 - Rune good, even better lor a.-ceaent pans FMX tranamiaalon. 351 Wlndaor. 4 barrel Naw tkas brakes, etc 464-4019

874 TRACPI il.000 ruM, 4 door, air.

i s r « a s TRACER K O I LTS 9 apaad. ak. poaar opaiona. 14.000 maee. (0600 323-2336 OT004-0700

875 OATSUN 1977. 280 IZ, M l aal lor fuM over (1000 F rsi look si mat buy 471-3488; 491-4329

NISSAN AND PONTIAC SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE

Ml 848-1122 BARNETT PONTIAC/MS&AN

NISSAN 1(04 200SX Turbo, aun-rool. air.

MS8AN 1966 300 IX. rad. deary t-topa. adek. naw area let. After 6PM 661-0031

PULSAR 1963. loadad. eutometlc. aunrool. many naw parts, 'Clean. 100.000 mke*. (1500 PM. 394-3654

PULSAR 1967 brakes. Ursa, muffler top*. (6200 or baM

STANZA ~19(6 GXE. While, powar locks, windows, sunroof Excsaanttf MuM aaM (6900/beM 863-4794

878 Oktemobito CALAIS 1907 - automatic roof. Mumanum utaala

Jack Cauley Che* /GEO (96-0014

CALAIS 1067. 4 door. ak. t»t. power lock*, am/1m stereo caa*arte, raar dMogger. pMaa wipers (3200

696-0770

CIERA 1969 Brougham caaaene rack, buckets, loaded, beauty (2995 421-0468

880 Pontiac 880 Pontioc

So^r. m, e»ce (0400 Caator appa

PONTIAC (000-19(0. navy Mua. 94.000 mL poaar elaarmg/brakes'

BONNEVILLE 1(00 SE 12.000 OM as

(74-1297

Days 206-2300.

FIREBIRD 107(. 306 automatic »3.a0c Leewe nt saa aga 001-0010 " na graal. (1300

FIREBIRD 11 4 5 Sharp' ExceBent condition 484-9443

FIREBIRD 191 •8 Formuto. ctoon. 5 0 V( , 40.OOC m ee. tH 200 or beat ol-tor

FIREBIRD 1909 - T-topa ground M-tocta packaga. V6. aulomaMc. M y loadad. 39.600 maee garage kept. (7 .000 017-0800

FIREBIRD 1909 Summer Clearance loaded T-tope. 26.000 maee ore,

" F O X HILLS CJyysMr -Ptymouth

499-8740 961-3171

GRANO AM 1966. LE, loaded ex cedent conMPon. (4600 276-4009

GRAND AM-1966 LE. 4 door ak. powar steer ina/brakee 64.000 rnUee Excellent (4100 474-7671

GRAND AM ak. stereo, non (4790

SE. automenc. am condi-

476-6783

GRANO AM 10(7 LE. ( cyandar 4 door, power, am-lm, Ml. crvaae, new EagM ET nree. wea mamtamed ( 4 * 0 0 991-0232

TRANS AM. 1978 ftobukl 6 8 alar new brakaa. betlary. starter greet oondmon ( 3 150/beM 303-2965

TRAMS AM 1064. M > loaded. (3060 or Deal

Or f a d e tor 4x4 AIMr 5pm595-2979

TRANS AM 1067 - dark Mua. gray manor. T tope, automatic. 42.000

TRANS AM 1901 D M 9.7 Mrs CO, performance pec*age, Marm (13.900 After 5pm 471-1396

882 Toyota

CAMRY 1905 LE. 4 door 54 000 maee (3,950 373-2142

CAMRY, '907 LE - Loaded, sunroof, new radlarn SiNar gray good condi-tion Cat Jack Len 682-0496

CAMRY 1966 OCX Automat* loaded, a«. crime, power ocks 6

(6650 451-4392

CEUCA 1900 Ak stereo, loeded

GRANO AM 1967 - 2 door, automat ic. ak. aharpt (5960

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700

CIERA <966 4 Door 4 cylinder. gr«y, loeded. clean 6 aharp Asking (4279 453-7809

QRAND AM. 1966 4 oo. locks ( windows. Mt 6 cruMa. spon

(4950 346-1266

CIERA 1969 »t*tkx- wagon, loeded. extended warranty Saaaaman'a car

737-9963

COUGAR. 1977, XR7 -Cel aftor 8pm

COUGAR 1981, gray/burgundy good transportation (900 or beet ofler 564-3031

MUSTANG. 1990. LX - 5.0. loeded, alarm, undercoafed. extended war-m l y . 13.000 m l . adun owned (10,800 or beM offer 522-7299

MUSTANG 1990 LX- 5.0 coupe. 5 speed, red. exceBent oondmon. 17.000 mBe* (10.500 462-2315

MUSTANG 1990 5.0 LX Loaded Must sea Titanium color, low maee (9,500 313-437-7334

MUSTANG, 1991 convertible. LX. 5.0. loaded automatic 7,000 maee. (14.900 - 352-2027

PROBE 1909 GL - Automatic. Mr, AM/FM caaaene. MR. enkaa, loadad. 1 ownar. 37.000 miles, excellent condition. (7,900/beM 261 -0371

PROBE 1909. red. power alaailng-brakee-locka. aar am-lm caaa an* 28.000 mka* rustprootod. excellent condition (7400 824-8306

PROBE 1990 - 5 speed, under

beet oftor 474-8009

PROBE 1991 GL - wtwte automatic. ak. Premium eound stereo (11,500 negotiable Cel: 459-2097

TAURUS 1986 - GL, b M . loeded orlgmM owner 81.000 miiee. (4300 orlgmM owner

276-5334

TAURUS 1966 GL Wagon Powar euiometic, sv. deer, Cal sfler 5pm 349-3394

TAURUS 198< B M . good cond.-

maee. (4500 591-6721

TAURUS. 1987 new tires 6 ahsaM. power windows, locks, mirrors, cruise, am-lm stereo, kept Mke new* (5900/bast oftor

478-6686 or 360-3749

TAURUS 1987 LX - automatic, ak. •tereo. loeded (53«9 or beet oltor CaH 455-6687

BUY AMERICAN O R

BYE BYE AMERICA!

TO $2000 REBATES OR

2 . 9 % 5 FINANCING ON

SELECT MODELS

1 9 9 1 D o d g e Shadow

Convertible

WAS $15,942 NOW

$11,961* •200000

1 9 9 1 D o d g e D a y t o n a E S V-6, automatics. WAS $14,381

NOW

* 11,943 StV #33006 $ 7 0 0 ° °

R a b a t *

1 9 9 1 D o d g e S h a d o w

" A M E R I C A " Automatic

WAS $9325 NOW

$7999* Slk #36329 $ 7 0 0 ° ° Rebate

1991 Dodge Monaco

WAS 515,054 NOW

•11,322 sa a3io48

• 1 5 0 0 0 0

1991 Dodge Dynasty

I M O T !

WAS 515,775

'11,974* • 1 5 0 0 0 0

1 9 9 1 D o d g e D a k o t a

C l u b C a b V-6, auto

WAS $16,070 NOW

'13,483 Slk #45045

s1000°° Rebate

1 9 9 1 D o d g e S p i r i t Auto. air.

WAS $13,217 NOW

M0,119* : Stk #37002

s 1 5 0 0 ° °

' Rebate

1991 Dodge Caravan 7 pass., auto.

WAS 514,525 NOW

* 13,785 SiL #41334

• 5 0 0 0 0

extended werrarrty, 50.000 maas. (6600 561-6318

TAURUS 1968 GL 4 door auto-matic, V-6 ak. powar windows locks, seal, stereo, cruise ExcaBant Condttont (4700 471-1683

TAURUS 1968 LX- 3 SL. V6, auto-matic. remote alarm, rust proofed, loaded. (5900 442-0368

T-BIRD i960 VS. automatic. Mr, high maaaga dear, Ftonds car (1 .490 464-3632

T BIRD. 1964. Turbo Coupe, super dean, no rust. excsBant shape Has aB options Including Moonroof. (1200 Alpine Sound system (3450

626-1494, 517-351-5886

COUGAR 1983 - V6. loadad. New brakaa. exheuet 6 muffler, no ruM. (2,000 728-0432

COUGAR. 1964. dean. CaWomla car. loaded (2995 AMt aboul free microwave 546-6853

COUGAR 1964 - VS. automatic. Mr loeded (3960

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 COUGAR 1984. 62.000 mltoe. naw brakaa, ahocks struts, exhauat. ra-diator. clutch tans Excellent (3000/beat Alter 8pm 437-3235

COUGAR-1965. V8 custom landau roof. M powar. premium sound, ak, runs good m d sua looks sharp (3.700 961-4402

COUGAR. 1980, GS, amlm. Mr. cruaee. Ml. mmt condition. (4700

431-3883

COUGAR 1908 LS V6. loadad. a l options, new condition, low mBaa. ( 6 900 Muat aaa 399-0921

COUGAR 1990 LS. whlte/Tltarwjm 263 packaga. loaded, moonroof. sharp 11.000 rm (13.500 348-0493

COUGAR. 1(00. LS - Loaded, 8.000 mae*. burgundy, immediate MuM seW (10,800 Exes 934-2343

COUGAR. 1090. 3700 m l condmon. laathar Interior numer-ous option*. (13,900/baM 901-7037

GRAND MARQUIS 1987 LS. M y loeded. ruat prooled ( pamt sealed M y maintained 2 yrs extended wart anty (8900

CUSTOM CRUISER 1984 Wagon 9 passenger ak. no ruM. a»ceaeni. muat sel. asking (3,750 549-0722

CUTLASS CIERA 1906 GT Loadad Low mBe* Must see. not my felher s Oldsmobas 653-0665 or 334-4011

CUTLASS. 1976. Good condmon runs greM . (1500 or beet Caa ahar 4 30pm 432-4501

CUTLASS 1963 Suprsme 15,000 m i l l on retxMt motor Loeded. new brekes. shocks 6 mors. (3400

532-0305

1906 M power, only 37.000 r HOLIDAY CHEVROLET

474-3594

DELTA 86 1909 - Ml power, excel-lent condition. 4 door. 20.000 mae*. must left 425-9041

F1RENZA 1905. hatchbeck, auto-matic. many extras. wMI kept (1650

354-4614

FIRENZA 1987. ak, stereo, crmae (2900 or best 425-5732

OLDS 98 1970 Convertible 455 Rocket, 68.000 maas. everything

500 549-39*6

REGENCY 1978 - ' door, good ahape (900 or best oftor

353-9017

REGENCY 96 - 1967 85.000 mass (4SOO Dsys ca« 544-3777 Days/evemngs cal; 258-6144

TQRONADO 1987 body ft angina m good condition (6600

661-4397

TROFEO 1990, dark Uua, 6700 mBee, no winters garaga kept (17.800 464-6436

GRAND MARQUIS 1967. 87.000 maee. sxceBent condition (5.300

851-5974

YESTERDAYS PRICES TOOAY! TYME AUTO

455-5566 GRAND MARQUIS 1903. tan. clean. hesmraryhinfl (3495

Or 831-1358

GRAND MAROUIS 1991 LS. 8600 maee. 4 yr amended warranty, (14.700 595-3611

GRAND MARQUIS 1989 LS - M powar formM coach root (11.500

Htnea Park Lmcoki Mercury 453-2424 axt 201

GRANO MARQLMS 1984 LS - 2 door. (3980

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 GRANO Mar QUI* 1904 MIM condi-tion. rust prooled. garags kspt, maintained on a 3000 ml basis, runs Mks near, sk, power window*.' locks/sssts. tspe deck, much more Call sfler 1pm 476-3299

T BIRD 1906 V6, automatic, taupe loaded. 35.000 maee. (5250

532-7923

TEMPO 1964 - automatic, am-fm stereo. Excellent condrtlont Red with matching mtenor. black wsl radial tlraa (1.199 TYME AUTO 455-5566

TEMPO 1964 - 2 door, red, original owner, high nllal. no ruM. caaaatta excellent condmon (1200 or beet oltor 961-1097

TEMPO 1905 GL. automatic. 4 door, navy b M . aar. stereo. 89.000 maas (1900 or beM oftor 696-6544

GRANO MARQUIS 1908 LS auto-matic. ak. a l power, kjw mflea (9.499

FOX HILLS Chrysler -Plymouth

455-6740 961-3171

878 Plymouth ACCLAIM-1990 LX. V6 All option* Only (9.805

FOX HILLS Chrysler-Plymouth

455-6740 961-3171

CARAVELLE, 1965 exceBent, sk ependetas aer Caa 471-7103

GRANO VOYAGER. 1990 34.000 Miles, black cherry, loaded (12,500 473-5478

HORIZON 1964 4 door Uke n av. sacrifice (1500 CaH aftar 5. 476-7148

LASER 1990. RS Turbo ak. 5 •peed 18.000 mass oedec. saver (10,650 or besi oftor 647-1764

LASER, 1990 RS White 2 door hetchbeck 1 owner. 35.000 ml loadad (9900 C a l after Spm

626-8608

GRANO AM. 1969 SE atarma, extended warranty. 30.000 mMes. (8500 firm 722-3258

GRANO AM. 1900 LE. white, euto-maoc. ak. sm-fm caaaene. crmee. tat. rear defroM. metprootod. laclo-ry warranty (8000/beM 981-5309

CEUCA >962- Mtback ak. cassette, eunrotf. loeOsd. fme condition (3200/best 547-5827

CELICA 1965 - GTS. Southern car exceBent condition, loadad. (4350

532-0063

CELICA 1965 GT. 5 apead. cruee. Ml. ak. M power, stereo/ceeaefle Super clean! (4.650 332 >125

CELCA. 1987. GTS coupe auto-matic Low mil as A l options ExoM-lent condition (6.950 836- '705

CELICA. 1990, GT 5 Speed, cnjiee tat, ak. under 1500 mae*. am-lm

(12.500 581-3155

GRANO PRIX 1978 SJ rtor. 301-V6. stereo power window*

power locks, tm, cruise cast wheels, new Michekn tire* No rust Customized 2 tone psmt, 48.000

is. (3.800 624-9409

CELICA 1990 GT-S rrant condi-tion Loadad (13.500 or beM offer

651-6911

GRANO PRIX. 1979 looks snd runs good, new brskes ft radiator (900

421-7656

GRAND PRIX. 1968. SE 25.000 maee Mual seet 643-6262 I

GRAND PRIX-1908 LE. mBaa. immaculate (7 995

ART MORAN USED CARS

353-0910

CELICA 1991 GT. hatchback auto-matic, enkee. tat. air. 12.500 maae. equamenne (12.900 642-4436

COROLLA. black. 1 owi r o d am/tm runa greet' (2.300

COROLLA mke Caa

1965 DLX 90 O O O condition (3200

541-5367

GRANO PRIX-1991 SE. Factory offlciM a. 7.000 mae*. absokitaly losdad (13.995

ART MORAN 0SED CARS

353-0910 LEMANS 1990 LE. while. 4 doc* automatic amfm. ak sxceHent con-dition. low mBee, (6200 377-0641

CORROLLA. 1900, SR5 car, 96.000 ml.. 5 speed, ak. stereo.' caesafle/eQuMizer Excellent Must see Beet oftor 455-2666

MR2. 1966 . 40.000 maes. loeded with extras, exesasm condition (6800 553-5677

SUPRA 1906'4. mmt condition perfectly maintained, saver. (7500 538-2121

TERCEL '968 Air caeaatle. suto-mstic Excellent Condmon Werrsn-ty (5400 Cal after 5pm 356-628*

PONTIAC 1000 1965 hatchbeck, euiometic. 36.000 actual mBaa. aak mg (2.000 4*4-7999

TOYOTA TERCEL 1988 Automate ona careful ownar. (3995

I line* Park Lincoln Mercury 453-2434 sxl .201

PONTIAC 1972 WAGON V-6 auto-mane, caatomis ca» sokd Body 884 Volkswagen 9650 478-7146 "

BUG 1972, from Hawaii PONTIAC 1906 6000 Florida ear 88.000 m*ea Uke Naw Condition' (3000 After 6pm anytime week-end*. 517-546-9259

PONTIAC 6000 i960 LE. M y load-ed. naw paint lob. dean low mlto-age (5500 522-4451

ad windows custom ruts new Ikes spotless Runs perfect (1800

726-4304 or 391-5686

CABRIOLET 1987 Convertible, WoltoPurn Edition excellent condi-tion, 35.000 maes. (9700 776-3534

PONTIAC 8000 1964 LE - powsr

63 000 mi (2650

FOX. 1986 4 door 4 apead Mr stereo cassattf. exceBent condition (3300 or beet Anar 6 PM 397-3678

PONTIAC 8000 196-tenor good Famay car 130.OOO ml Beet ofler Runa great 532^3669

GOLF 1990 7500 mkea m#t»c under warranty 19300 Lai

m. auto-Uke nmm 647-6903

SUNBlRD 1982 Transportation Special Fret (500 takes ReeHbie clear. After '2 noon. 455-6818

GULF 19*0 - 7500 mBee ak auto-matic. under warranty I4ta new (9300 Leave m aaa aga 647-6003

SUNBlRD 1905 • 2 door automatic good condition. (2.000, beet

553-2047

SUNBlRD-1989 one lent condition (5.99^

ART MORAN USED CARS

353-0910

RABBIT 1961 lop new wtieeia ft tkee Runs grest Must sell (3750 399-0124

S i r o c c o 1984 5 speed. exceT lent condition, power windows iter eo ceseetie ( 3 000.' beet 642-5403

SClROCCO 1965 A.t 5 apeed Woffsburg Edition. (2.995 or Besi ofler 421-0647

AUGUST SAVING!

n n v c i i f

LYNX 196> - runs good, new pens dependable (500 255-7976

LYNX 1982 good condition. (1000 or beat oltor 345-1551

RELIANT 1987 automatic air. 54 000 maee only ( 3 995

FOX HILLS Chrysler - Plymouth

455-8740 961-3171

LYNX 1987 2 door. 4 apead ster-eo (2780

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700

TEMPO 1985 GL - Mr. automatic cruiee. am-lm r aaaatta. ruetprootod. very good condition (2000 or Beet oltor. CaH 489-7134

TEMPO 1985, GLX. 4 door, auto-matic. air. cessans steering, brake* locks. ( mora ExcaBant condition (2550/baM 538-2797

TEMPO 1985 needs engine reOu*. many new parts raertor 4 exterior

(400/bect 255-4604

CONVERSION VAN BLOWOUT!

HEAD COACH

$1751 FEATURING U of M BASKETBALL COACH STEVE FISHER'S DEMO!!

B A D CREDIT? B A N K R U P T ? NO C R E D I T ! No Problem! • Call Mr. Robb 522-7820 • Financing for All

TEMPO 1985 return head ft trans-mission, Ml or parts 422-2397

TEMPO 1985. 5 apeed. 89 000 maes. ak. new was ft sxhauat Looks snd Rims Great! (3200 Can after 5pm 437-8535

TEMPO 1986 GL. 5 apeed ak premium eound. enkea. rear dafoogar very good condition (3500'besi 493-1885

TEMPO 1986 GL. 4 door automatic navy. Sk. low mass, powsr wmdows ft doors. (5500 421-0404

TEMPO-1988 LX. automatic. Ww maee Only ( 4 995

FOX HILLS

TEMPO 196f 4 door automenc t condition 47 000

maee ( 4 600 974-1297

TEMPO 1969 OL 4 ooor automat ic ew * more (7598 or beet oftor

455-8867

TEMPO 1989 &L. 4 door eutometK I'eerwg/braaae lock*

mirror* Clei an' Warranty. 94 (70 883-7887

TEMPO 199 O OL. automatic ak AMFM tat -rlAae -eer aefog. ak.

(8796 732-2700

TEMPO 198 0 GL • 27.000 rr* ak. n a w lock* -ear de-

frool ( 8 990 Canton 387-2842

T BIRO 1889 M power, naw brakaa. exhauat tire* aunroof. 86 000 mi (4890 427-8723

M w M n i *

LO/JACK M r * W w W D i c k S c o t t

Frss Tsnfc o* Gas wfth Evsry Now Ca Purchase

lp.m iovWOpnTllp*

DODGE 4 5 1 - 2 1 1 0 9 6 2 - 3 3 2 2

OUT OF TOWN CALLS ACCEPTED

Pictures ahoem may not

• * 2 9% Snancxng available tor up » 34 months

No Reasonable OMe» Rafused!

684 ANN ARBOR RD. (IV* Mi ol 1-275)

P L Y i a o c r r w

TMuaaOERSiRO 1986 TURBO Original oamer Lots of i

ta too or beet l ots ca <v 344-04M

THUNOERaMO 1986 Turbo Coupe aunrool 1 1 0 " new

THUMOERttWO 1986 Turbo Coupe

172 Lincoln CONTINENT Al . 1985 I Oamer naw mghaei ik ' ian 9* 000 ea

MARQUIS 1963 Wagon eutomel ic. owerdrrve loadad new exheust. brakaa. tires, shocks, struts De-pendabM famay nda J '895

427-1469

MEKUR 1965 XR4T1 - 5 bo ak moortrool AM/FM caaa ana CB 2 door hatchbadi ExcaBant condition (3500 546-4095

SUNDANCE 1987 5 speed power ewerythmg. aa. am-fm caaaene ask -Ing (4000 Cal after 5pm or

347-3797

SUNDANCE 1968 automatic aar ( 5 665

FOX HILLS Chrysler-Plymouth

455-8740 961-3171

SUNDANCE, 199! Air automatic caaaene 3.300 mi . must sscraftca (8 600 or Beet oftor 937-0075

SABLE 1966 GS 4 door toeded good condition 6 cytmder Runa excaBant! Tree are good' (4.200

427-t374

TURISMO 1965 - automatic stereo ! caaa ana, sun roe*, new brskes. new

tires, nmegreai (1.390 261-5593

TURISMO 1966 Sunroof automat •c. stereo, new tlraa rust prooled Sharp Must aee (3395 458-7154

dudmg rear 8. wagon aeei (7800 CaB

855-0932

SABLE. 1990 LS - Loadad, Mr bag premium stereo . aaaatla medium titanaum. a j o j 25 800 ml. 1.790 644-8989

TOPAZ ft SABLES 1966-89 a sev-eral lo chooee from CaB tor detaaa

Hmea Part Lmcom-Mercwy 453-2424 est 201

TURtSMO 1988 aunrool louvers 5 apeed. premium sound exceBent thruout (3500 After Spm 498-3851

880 Pontiac BONNEVILLE. 1982 Wegon Runs Good condmon. V-6. ->eeds sngane work (700 beet 477-1354

TOPAZ 1985 4 door ruat' ExcaBant Condition' Muet be aaen to appreciate (3100 459-2183

TOPAZ 1908 4 door automatic tat AMFM aal an i ak oorvkoon mg. kxceaent (2 950 685-1687

TOPAZ >9(7 LS Ak tront wheal OrN*. am Im redto tape tat. a l pow-er phone (3900 421 <774

TOPAZ 1991 LTS M y equipped st 12.000 mBe*. (9.500

681-3912

BONNEVILLE 1991 - Beautiful " » ta«c alete grey m perfect condition 11.000 maee (13 900 626-3678

BONNEVILLE 1986- LE 43 500 ml . auper dean maintained regu-larty (8 300 Aftar 8pm 348-2534

' 8 7 H O N D A A C C O R D LX 4 door automatic loaded Great value

' 8 9 S K Y L A R K Automatic air conditioning, AM/FM stereo tilt, clean

' 8 8 REGAL

Air conditioning cruise tilt power locks $81 18 8 5 P O N T I A C 6 0 0 0

Loaded aluminum wheels

' 8 5 C I E R R A W A C O N Air conditioning loaded, split front seat clean

' 8 9 CEO S T O R M Air conditioning. AM/FM

' 8 8 C A P R I C E CLASSIC Loaded What a value

FIRE BIRO 1986 loaded "apt m g e

look* graat mual aea 57 000 eeay mae* fcSOOO 628-1397 298-57*3

GRANO AM 1*86 M y loadad aB opnone Showroom condationi Ttoe I car M priced ao cheep ' don't want j to mention It In the newspaper r rMC AUTO 455-9586 I

L O U A - a r f i c n e

CHE~VFtC C - I [ - ^ ( ' 1 SUHA HU

LOCAL 4 5 3 - 4 6 0 0 M ( T R O 9 6 1 . 4 7 9 7 4 0 8 7 5 P l y m o u t h Road , P l y m o u t h

C O N T » « N T k i 1884 63 000 meee good i w » m n f 4 450 Ca« Jkn An

1986 PONTIAC 6000

Aw M power

S M P n C f > 5 4 0 0

1985 MERCURY GRAND M A R O U I S

k* KjC p o a »

Ssle Prtct * 5 9 0 0

1986 SKYHAWK

s n d V i t M

St* Pnce • 4 1 9 5

1988 BUICK PARK AVENUE

h* V * p r - M

S a » P * » * 8 2 0 0

THIS WEEK'S MANAGER'S SPECIAL 1988 CHEVROLET CORSICA

Air, automatic, tilt, cruise.

Sate Price $ 5 3 0 0

1988 MERCURY SABLE LS

Safe Prico * 6 3 0 0

ARMSTRONG BUICK ISUZU 30500 Ptymoutti Road • Livonia

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2 * FALL FASHION Thursday, August 29, 1991

Fashions For fall - economy, ecology, eccentricity

By D«r.iM L u c a s special wr i ter

Shades of stripes shoot "anyth ing goes" this fall. Short double-knit, cotton cardigan jacket in native American-inspired, four-color-pattern layers over a r ibbed turtleneck tunic in a coord inated stripe over black cotton leggings. Sally's Designs, West Bloomtield.

TH E BEVY of designers who "sugges t " to us what we pu t in our closets and on our

bodies each season are definitely inspired and inf luenced by the signs of the t imes .

Look back in his tory and notice the garments of each century or decade. T h e modus operandi reveals the lifestyles, a t t i tudes and morals of each epoch. From the sophis t icated Egyptians, to the baroque Rena issance period to the hippie movemen t of this century . . . f ash ion exposes all.

T h e en-vogue echos of au tumn 1991 is no different . T h i s season, designers were inf luenced by the economy, the envi ronment and our need for indiv idual expression with a smat te r ing of eccentricity. • E C O N O M Y

Entering yet another season of a recession, Americans have tightened their purse str ings and the runway rags reflected the crunch.

There has become a trend toward casual, wearable clothes with the emphasis away f r o m the "Dynasty/ Nancy" e ra to a focus on "real life."

Making the dollar stretch means stretching our wardrobe. The impor-tance of investing in quality clothes for day focuses our attention on "suit dressing". . . power pieces that can be changed around for greater ver-satility. Watch for suits in optimistic brights, lively t a r t ans and playful plaids.

The big news in fashion was the emergence of lower-priced designer lines. Anne Klein c a m e out with its affordable "A Line," Ellen Tracy in-troduced "Company" and Escada ac-quainted us with "Apriori." A well-received awareness .

Washable silks, opaque tights with everything this fall (they last much longer than sheer hosiery) and a de-emphasis on jewel ry all reflect our need to conserve.

With the ornamentat ion of whim-sical buttons (how about hot and cold faucet handles found on a spirited plaid suit a t Claire Pearone, Troy), metall ic studded dresses and leather jackets (at Guys N Gals, West Bloomfield) and the use of bold zippers on everything, the pounds of jewels of f o rmer seasons will be kept tucked away.

Yes, even the rich and famous are affected "Big night out" dresses and designer ball gowns have moved

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away f r o m elaborate, long, sequin numbers to short, shorter, shortest in fl ir ty, ful l dance skirts, slim slip sil-houettes and bubble hemlines A con-servat ion of fabrics with satin, t a f fe ta chiffon and silks the front-running fabr ics for evening

• ECOLOGY The "save the. ear th" conscious-

ness explains the rugged, ear thy fashion saga this season Designers looked toward the environment or perhaps it was the Pacif ic North-west woodsman from "Twin Peaks" and Kevin Costner's "Dances with Wolves" that put quilted fabrics on little slip dresses (spotted at Edward Dorion. Birmingham) and Eddie Bauer plaids and tar tans on every-thing.

Sueded western garb, over-the-knee boots and haute couture fake furs represent our reverence for world wildlife and the back-to-na-ture revolution • ECCENTRICITY

Fal l ' s fashion rebellion ref lects our desire to "break all the rules We don't want to be told what to wear!

You m a y wonder what bright spring and summer s color pale t te is

doing in the traditionally earth tones season of autumn, it's because we want them . . hot pink, Chinese yel-low, fuchsia, turquoise, blue, hunters orange and key lime are making the greatest color explosion since tbe ne ons

Fashion has emerged from our fit-ness and athletic lifestyle The skin-ny silhouettes of ski pants and biker pants have transcended into active, weekend and evening wear Scuba dresses and Scuba >ackets inspired by California wave riders have be-come city chic.

More rebellious renderings for fall will include aerobic-influenced body and ca t suits, black leather biker jackets, harlequin prints, black pat-ent handbags, belts and shoes (anoth-er season irreverence), modem ar t motif prints on classic silk blouses and blazers (discovered at Saks Fif th Avenue), Karl Lagerfeld 's "nouveau rapper" (long vinyl coats over short skirts, fishnet hose, pounds of gold and funky caps), exaggerated mixing of patterns, prints, casual with glam-our, hard with soft (leathers over

.-chiffon), »nd an explosion of clear sequins on plaids (shown at Episode. Troy). An absence of rules the

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"have it your way" atti tude. • EXPRESSIONS

In brief, the voice of fashion will explode with enthusiasm and emo-tion . . watch for these top 10 tempting trends for fall '91:

— Electric colors . . . vivid brights and jewel tones f rom head to toe hats, gloves, hose, shoes and everywhere in between.

— Zippers . whether functional or decorative . there on every-thing . bold center seams , shoes, boots, blazers, coats.

— Plaids . . in season brights. sequin tar tans and textured tweeds

— Skinny pant silhouettes . . . un-der big tops

— Legs opaque hose in bright hues, bold patterns, classic black

— Body suits, cat suits under swing coats and chiffon dresses

— Nouveau rapper . . . caps, gold jewelry, vinyl trench, fishnets

— Short pleated skirts . . f rom ta r t ans to chiffon under long slim jackets.

— Slim straight skirt at any length . short to long (with slit, of course).

— Leather , . . rebellious J a m e s Dean jackets,

T rack ing the t r ends . T h a t ' s the spir i t of this special fall fashion section, a p p e a r i n g

today in all edi t ions of the Obse rve r A Eccentric Newspapers . To those who helped assemble t h i s preview of what ' s pe rk ing

on t h e fall fashion scene, we offer a h a r d y thank you.

ABOUT THE COVER S u m m e r b r igh t s t ranscend a u t u m n . Expect the unexpected ...

yellow for fall. Long over shor t . Chane l - in f luenced , double-breast-ed, two-piece sui t . Impor tan t touches ... cross-your-heart purse , black head band , yellow hose, black l ea the r pump. From Clai re Pearone , Somerse t Collection, Troy.

S ta f f photographer J im J a g d f e l d took the picture a t Cranbrook Educat ional Communi ty in Bloomfield Hills. We offer special t h a n k s to Cranbrook r ep re sen t a t i ve K a n e Kelly, who helped p l an

I ou r day. T h a n k s a lso goes out to t he se ha i rs ty l i s t s and m a k e u p 1 • a r t i s t s from Salon Kennice B a s h a r in Farmington Hills for t he i r

c rea t ive t a l en t s and cooperation. Todd Skog, Hollie Nelson a n d S h e r r y Robertson.

Fashion writer Dent.se Lucas and O&E special sections editor Bob Sklar ctx>rdinated this section O&E graphics editor Randy Boret designed the section, including the cover.

Staff photographers Jim Jagdfeld and Sharon LeMieux took some of the pictures. Local stores also submitted pictures. Copley News Service provided some of the writ-ten material.

Advertising c(x>rdinators were Jill Hayes m Oakland County and Vel Ellis Ferryman in Wayne County.

Direct queries about the section to Bob Sklar, 953-2113, or Denise Lucas, 442-2319.

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Lett: Individual expressions Body-conscious black Lycra zipper dress studded in gold ($300) Guy N Gals, Orchard Mall, West Bloomfield, Right: Fuchsia Picasso-print jacket ($1,200) , fuchsia shoe-print silk olouse ($780) . black leather skirt ($860) with whimsical black-leather, shoe-stud t>elt ($310) — ail by Escada, Saks Fifth Avenue

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cnaven or a maverick, nothing serves your purpose better t han dist inctive jewelry.

Shopping an t ique and retrowear shops will a ssure t ha t you won't be imitated.

Deco Bakeli te, metal and tortoise shell pieces have modern flair and can be more ornately craf ted than depa r tmen t store jewelry. Likewise, look at pearl, d iamond and rhinestone combinat ions from the first half of the century

" W h a t goes around comes a round." reports Mvra Ci t r in , co-owner of Thing-a majigs. a tiny shop filled with one-of-a-kind t reasures for home and body in Applegate Square. Southfield.

"There ' s a def ini te trend toward '30s and '50s

cos tume jewelry, both o ld ' and reproductions We've jus t returned from New York and saw lots of it there, too."

A L T H O U G H Y O U don ' t need special insight to know what you like, you might want to get what you pay for, In the case of more costly ant ique jewelry, you should either shop at reputable stores or have the jewelry appraised

Books like "Jewelry 7,000 Years: An Internat ional History and I l lustrated Survey from the Collection of the Bri t ish Museum, "All Tha t Glit ters: The Glory of Cos tume Jewelry and "Jewelry — How to Create Your Image"' will familiarize you with different styles

Combining period jewelry w ith clothing takes panache since you won t be following mains t ream

c o m m a n d m e n t s . Analyze the people whose accessorizing you admire. Or ask shojl"clerks for advice.

" V I N T A G E J E W E L R Y is hard to find, reports Ceci Orman Stone of Ceci s, on t h e Boardwalk in West Bloomfield.

"We exclusively carry a line of one-of-a-kind pieces designed by Chas . Chas takes an t ique findings and creates beaut i fu l an t ique reconstruct ions and retro-reproduct ions. He will also create and design cus tom pins and necklaces by appoin tment , using t.ie cus tomers very own family pieces."

Jewelry should be almost alive in its movement sensat ion and symbolism T h e images, weight, mater ia ls , color and shape combine to impar t a mood and a message about you.

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Feminine silhouettes accented at the waist. Wool crepe v-neck jackets with f lattering front tie coordi-nates with pant or skirt, offering versatility and com-fort. In navy or eggplant. Edward Dorion. Birming-ham,

Interpreted by Burberry 's . . double-breasted classic with slightly looser fit and wider shoulder, influenced by the Italians Fred Hill Haberdashers. Plymouth.

Simple elegance. Sandstone gabardine coa; with single-button closure ($350) and matching gabardine pant ($190) . Scott Gregory, Appiegare Sq -a -e and North land Center. Southfield,

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Go for the many var ia t ions of a u t u m n 1991. now at Jacobson's. Long over short , fit and flare shaping, flippy skirts , plaids and tweeds.

We're hyped with color, zapped by zippers, all mixed up with harlequin pr in t s and fabric collages. Come on in, look around, and enjoy

the wondrous Jacobsnn s shopping experience.

A ol ( r e p p c r o p p e d jacke t $ 2 2 8 ) with le tachab'e t e $ i ? 8 i Episode Somerset . J a c o l >son's

The pant suit make*. a strong comeback w t h a coordinat ing pant i $ H 8 SarMwashed si'k bi Col let. t ion Troy

4 * F A L L F A S H I O N Thursday, August 29, 1991

Where styles for fall will attract spotlight

SO M E O F what ' s on tbe fash ion calendar this fall: • SEPT. 11

Wednesday — Michigan Bach Fest ival Luncheon Fashion Show a t G r a n d Manor of Fairlane (formerly Fai r lane Manor) , Dearborn . Fea tu r ing Oscar de la Ren t a Collection from Jacobson's . In format ion : 646-5250.

• SEPT. 12 11 a .m. T h u r s d a y — American

Beauty Fash ion Show luncheon at Grand M a n o r of Fair lane (formerly Fai r lane Manor) , Dearborn, to benef i t Hospice of Southeastern Michigan. T icke t prices: $35 friend, $50 pa t ron , $100 benefactor. Reservat ions: 559-9209.

• SEPT. 14 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sa turday —

S m a r t Choices for Women at R a m a d a Inn , Telegraph at 1-696, Southf ie ld . Fall fash ions in the model ' s seasonal colors (color analysis) . Program includes scarf demons t ra t ion , the heal thy approach to beauty , lunch and door prizes, $12.75. Reservations: 453-1492.

• SEPT. 23 5:30-11 p.m. Monday —

Downtown Bi rmingham fall fashion show a t t he Bi rmingham Theatre . Benefi t for Beaumon t Foundat ion and Bi rmingham Merchan t s Association. Evening includes hors d 'oeuvres, s i lent auct ion, live band, fashion show (of more than 30 Bi rmingham clothiers & accessory merchan ts afterglow, pas t r ies /cash bar /mus ic ) $25. Tickets at B i rmingham Thea t re , Birmingham C h a m b e r of Commerce, or any downtown Bi rmingham merchant .

• SEPT. 25 11:30 a.m. Wednesday — Dollars

for Scholars Luncheon & Fashion

Show fund-raiser . Sponsored by the University of Michigan Alumnae Club of Bi rmingham. Fashions by Kathryn Scott , Bi rmingham. Information: 646-9890,

• SEPT. 26 11 a.m. T h u r s d a y — Fashion

Fantasia '91 luncheon at Laurel Manor, Livonia. T o benefit for Providence Hospi ta l Cancer Center. Fashions by Saks Fif th A venue-Fairlane. T icke t s $30. Reservations: 424-3300.

• OCT. 3 Thursday — T h e Communi ty

Center of Farmington 'Farmington Hills Fall Fash ion Show at Novi Hilton Grand Bal lroom. Craft Boutique (10 a.m.) and luncheon (noon). Fash ions from Liz Claiborne at Twelve Oaks Mall. Tickets $25. Reservat ions: 477-5578.

• OCT. 3-5 Thursday-Sa tu rday - San

Carlin Cocktail dresses and Sharon Myers exclusive one-of-a-kind jewelry t runk show at Madelaine, Bloomfield P laza . Bloomfield Hills. Information: 626-7010.

• OCT. 11 11 a.m. Friday — St. Hugo of the

Hills Ladies Gui ld Fall Fashion Show at the G r a n d Manor of Fairlane (formerly Fair lane Manor), Dearborn. Fash ions from 12 Oaks Mall, Novi. Donat ion $30, Reservations: 646-1043.

• OCT. 16 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday —

Masquerade of Fashion at Temple Israel, West Bloomfield, for Temple Israel S is terhood 's annual donor luncheon and fashion show. Boutique opens 10 a.m.: luncheon, 11:30. Reservations: 661-5700.

• O C T . 16 11:30 a.m. Wednesday — Fash ion

Blows I ts Horn at Detroit Golf Club, sponsored by the B i rmi ngham Bloomfield Guild. Fash ions by Serv Elegance. T icke t s $25. Reservations: 855-0605.

• O C T . 29 12:30 p.m. Tuesday — Fabulous

Fall Fash ion Show & Salad Luncheon at North Congregational Church , Southfield. Fashions by L i s b e t h s of Birmingham. Ticke t s $€.50 Reservations: 356-0218.

• NOV. 11 9 a.m. Monday — St. Jude

Chi ld ren ' s Research Hospital Fash ion Show, Luncheon & B o u t i q u e Bazaar, put on by C K L W , W D I V , W J B K , WXYZ. Fashions by Steve Petix of Birmingham, P l u m Cache of Troy, Furs by Robert of B i rmingham. Information: 569-5999.

• NOV. 14-15 Thur sday -F r i day — Joseff

Jewelry Collection Trunk Show. Meet Mrs . Joseff. designer of cost i lme jewelry of Hollywood. Her collection pieces were worn by Mari lyn Monroe in Gent lemen Prefer Blonds and Vivian Leigh in Gone with the Wind. Roz & Sherm, Bloomfield Plaza, Bloomfield HillB. Informat ion: 855-8855.

• NOV. 17 S u n d a y — Put t in ' on the Ritz, a

celebrat ion of fashion benefit for Na t iona l Kidney Foundat ion of Michigan, at Ritz Carlton-Dearborn . Fashion from 12 special ty boutiques, silent auct ion, raffle, live music, performance by local dance troupe, psychics, 12 gourmet chocolatiers. Reservations: 971-2000.

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Evening stares the extrava-gance of long evening gowns is passe this season Think short for elegant evenings Consider Neil Blefl 's aqua, amethyst and pistachio iridescent silk shan-tung . h a n d - b e a d e d Dodice c o c k t a i l dress a n d jacke t ($3,595) Accessories Gold frame witn lame evening bag by Revivals ($705) . Pistachio full-drop earrings and gold and r h m e s t o n e c u f f b r a c e l e t ($365) Madelaine, Bloomf»eid Plaza. Bloomfield Hills

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For her: Satin multicolored baseball jacket with message, " L o v e :s in the Air, ' appi iqued on ;he sleeve and " 4 Your Eyes Only" across the back — by Cheap and Ch.c Moschino. Squeeze-me orange Anne Klein. A-Line cotton demm jeans ($85) and cot ton flannel, but ton-down shirt by A-Lme. Sterling silver Sign Language accessories. Orange nubuck s j e d e boot ie with zipped back ($195) . Roz & Sherm. Bloomfield Plaza. Bloomfield Hills. For him: Evening black pearl suit by Gino Saivagg Double-breasted itaha-i wool gabardine |acke. with triple-pleated, fully lined trouser ($465) . Geometric splash paint pattern silk tie by X Andr im (S55) Black leather abgator embossed belt ($30) Anton's

For her: Furs the colors of the rainbow. Red-dyed black cross mink jacket topped o f f 'w i th dyed sheared mink hat. Dittr ich Furs, Bloomfield Hills, Detroit. For him: Grey burgundy marbled all-wool custom suit wi th double-pieated pant by Lou Miles, $1,350. Fabrio Inghirami «h in , silk pocket square, burgundy beige floral silk tie by X Andrim. LaStanza, Birmingham.

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" T h e big noise in men's footwear is the comfort ingredient. .Almost every manufacturer has revamped their collections to in t roduce comfort with shoes that are easier on the feet.' said Sam Elder , J a c o b s o n ' i vice president.

Since funct ion follows form land the form is rugged, rustic), na tura l ly the footwear look th i s fall is gutsy outdoors.

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rich leathers and nubuck. T h e ever-popular suede and red

rubber-soled buck is still a key fall shoe, but also look for black and brown nubuck instead of tan suede

Code West is pushing the country feeling further with cowboy boots spor t ing silver t ips on the heel and toe, and a buckle and chain detail

Alan Bishop, president of Southf ie ld based Mr Alan s Shoes, reports: "I 'm seeing a trend toward soft leathers, shoes are not as shiny Colors are extremely impor tant , f rom olive to mus ta rd

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FALL FASHION Thursday, August 29. 1»91

Mad for plaid . . . five gold button, green plaid boucle jacket in pink, gold, black and red ($155), slim, straight all-wool skirt with pockets and back kick pleat ($85). Jos. A. Bank Clothiers. Laurel Park Place, Livonia; also downtown Birmingham.

Think creatively in accessorizing

IF A S E N S E of humor and experimentation aren't your cup of tea — tha t is, if the absence of rules in fall

fashion keeps you off the sartorial playing field — remember to accessorize with creativity.

"Men today are more receptive to change, wearing wider ties, bolder patterns, pocket squares and socks with patterns, accessorizing their business clothing to make a personal s ta tement ," said Stuart Silbert, artistic director of Kosins Clothes in Lathrup Village

An embellished vest can glimmer beneath a traditional suit. Special

buttons, textural trims and unique pocket t reatments can give jackets and pants extra oomph.

Try fancy necklines as odd alternatives to ties. In addition, colorful ties, socks, belts, watches and glasses offer a hint of the rebel.

Chris Morrisroe of Hudson 's reports, "Ties in conversational patterns such as world wildlife and abstract brights will be important for fall '91. Also in the continuing boxer trend, the fabric to watch for is silk."

Finally, coats, hats, gloves and scarves can embellish an otherwise desultory fashion sense.

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