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COUNTY NEWS

Amateur detectives: Young super sleuths are learning to solve imag-inary crimes in a two-week enrich-ment class offered by Schoolcraft College this summer./ 11A

OPINION

Endorsements: The Observer makes its editorial endorsements today for the Canton Township Board of Trustees./16A

SPORTS

College baseball: An all-star team from the Livonia Collegiate Baseball League played Team

at Ford Field Canada at weekend./IB

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Gold medalist: Plymouth Salem athlete Tonya Wheeler won a gold medal as part of a United States 1,600-meter relay team competing in Europe./IB

BUSINESS

Video sales: Two entrepreneurs have borrowed an idea hom the home shopping networks and are offering a video showroom ap-proach to selling jewelry./ 10B

CREATIVE LIVING

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The Canton trustee and treasurer s races are up for grabs as voters go to the polls Aug. 4 for the Republi-can primary election to decide which candidates will be around for the general election and which ones will be sent packing.

B Y R A L P H R . ECHTINAW ;

S T A F F WRITER

Canton Republican* who cast ballot* in t he Aug. 4 primary will e l iminate two candida tes for t rustee and decide which t reasurer hopeful will face Democrat Bruce Phi l l ips in the general election.

T h e t reasurer ' s job. vacated by the ' resignation of Jer ry Brown for hea l th

reason*, represent* thfc greates t oppor-tun i ty for candidate* th is year. W i t h an a n n u a l salary of almost $47,000, t h e po-si t ion affords a s ignif icant a m o u n t of visibility to the cand ida te who win* it and also a fair amount of f inanc ia l com-pensat ion , plu* health insurance .

Republ icans Elaine Ki rchga t te r and

T i m McCurley want your vote for t r e e s - -

urer. — Kirchgatter . 52, i* a former school

board member and current t rustee who is giving u p t h a t poaition t o run for t reasurer . Her h u s b a n d ia Richard Kir-chgatter , a veterinarian a n d former p lanning commissioner . T h e y have been marr ied 29 years and have three children. . •

McCurley. 35, is a cert if ied public ac-countan t a n d former Can ton Townsh ip deputy f inance director (February 1984 to J a n u a r y 1986) under former f inance director Mike Gorman. McCurley i* the

McNamaras do New York

Accent's on art: Kellogg Park is the centerpiece of Art in the Park this weekend in downtown Plym-outh. Plymouth artist Gordon

exhibitors. / I D

Indian artistry: Navajo jewelry and rugs command the spotlight at Native West Gallery Friday through Sunday./ID

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H H Conventioneering: Wayne County Executwe Ed McNamaraand his wife, several VIP functions at this week's Democratic National Convention in New York Uty including a cocktail reception for national chairman Ron Brown and a breakfast hosted by Clinton confidant Jim Blanchard, Michigan's former governor. For more on local delegatem at the convention, turn to Page 5A.

-Community Foundation 'Great Sit-in' to benefit literacy council and hospice B Y BARBARA W I L S O > S T A F F WRITER

J u s t s i t t in ' in the window watch ing

the world go by. T h a t ' s what several local celebri t ies

service

CHARITY "ai t ter*" to sit in du r ing t h e weekend of

SepC 11. Plymouth City C o m m i s s i o n e r Dennis

organizations. T h e Canton Communi ty F o u n d a t i o n

is helping to organize "One Great S i t - in For A Great Cauae ." T h e event will benefi t t he Literacy Council a n d Hoe-pice Services

" I n addi t ion to raiaing some money, we hope the event will be a conscious ness-raising activity for the communi -ty , " aaid R. Wil l iam Joyner. executive director of t he Can ton C o m m u n i t y Foundat ion .

T h e Li t t le Professor Book Cen te r . Sou th Main Street in Plymouth , will dona te uae of the i r windows for t h e

Shrewsbury will " a i t " a to ta l of 70 hour* on behalf of Hospice , while Ob-server editor Jeff Coun t* will represent t he Literacy Council for t he entire weekend.

The re will be celebri ty "si t ters" ' who will *tt in the other two windows for one-hour shif ts ." Joyner aaid.

Celebrities are still be ing sought for those poaition*. according to Joyner .

T h e "s i t t e rs" will be on d isp lay along with their favorite read ing 1 they will have a bucket nea rby for con tri b u t ions from passersby

They will enter the window* at noon Sept. 11, a n d will remain there unt i l 2 p.m. Sep t . 13.

T h e Literacy Council , under t he di-rection of Cheryl Laubacher , serves area residents wbn lark

Wes t land budge t director when? he con-t inues ' to work for Gorman , who left Canton for Weet land shortfy before McCurley d id .

McCurley 's wife, Jackie , works a* a records clerk in t he Can ton Police De-par tment . T h e y have a daughter age 19 a n d a son age 2.

Republ ican pr imary voters mus t also decide which four of t he six GOP trus-tee candida tes will face Democrats Stu- , ar t Schuch a n d J o h n Cleaver Sr. in the

November general election.

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Bar bear wrestling will gcr ort^ B Y BARBARA W I L S O N STAFF WRITER

Caesar t he wrest l ing bear 's appear-ance T h u r s d a y at a Can ton Townsh ip saloon has been scarred by controversy, bu t the show will go on.

Celebrity wrest lers Denny McLain and Eli Zaret canceled their part icipa-t ion in the jvrestling event when Chan-nel 2 officials were bombarded with pro

• CONTROVERSY test let ters f rom t h e group People for the Ethical T r e a t m e n t of Animals.

McLain a n d Zaret ' s ma tchup with Caesar was to be used on an upcoming segment of t he "El i a n d Denny Show." according to a spokesman for the sta-tion.

The show will go on, however, with Caesar t ak ing on m e m b e r s of the audi-ence at t he U r b a n Cowboy Saloon.

T h e 900-pound black bear is owned b y Worid Animal.. S tudio* of Columbia Stat ion, Ohio. Owner and trainer S a m Mazzola bil ls his bus iness as "educa t ional en t e r t a inmen t exhibit ions." He travels th roughout t h e region with Cae-aar par t ic ipat ing in wrestling events and doing educa t iona l programs.

" I t i* educa t iona l for people to see the bear u p close and to touch him. When would mos t people ever get a chance like t h a t ? " Mazzola said.

The event was set to mark the grand opening of t h e saloon located in t he old Center S tage bui ld ing on Ford Road, one block eas t of 1-275. A portion of t he cover charge* were to go to the Muscu-lar Dystrophy Associat ion.

' The evening i* also set to feature matches wi th "eight of Michigan * big gest bar bouncers . " according to saloon owner J o h n Sassak .

Mazzola m a i n t a i n s t ha t Caesar is t reated qu i t e well. H e travels in an air condit ioned trai ler a n d there are rule* tha t are enforced to ensure the safety of the bear as well aa hi* opponents in t he ring.

People for t he Ethical Trea tment of Animals c la im t h a t Caesar ' s teeth and claws have been inhumane ly removed, and tha t he bi t t he fingers off of one of h is opponent*

•kill*. T h e y may be learning English as a second language or they may have missed out on theae s tud ies as young-ster*.

T h e Li teracy Counc i l helps by ma tch ing t ra ined, volunteer tu tors with s tuden t s .

Hospice Services, unde r the direction of Maureen Butr ico, helps families cope when one of the i r relatives has a termi

disease. Th rough hospice, t e rmina l ly-ill pa t ien t s may choose to die a t home ra ther t h a n in a hospital environ

He said Caesar has all of his teeth

and claws a n d haa never injured any

one. " I have h a d the same insurance car

rier for five years a n d I have never had a claim filed againat me." Mazzola sa id

Pat rons who are ab le to pin Caesar will win a $1,000 cash prize T h u r s d a y night

The 1,000-pound bear is not muzzled,

according to Mazzola. Caesar wa* born

in captivi ty 10 years ago in Wi*consin

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Housing rehabilitation unaffected by council action B Y B V R B A M A I S T A F F W R I T * *

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si scheduled for adopt ion Tuesday by the Canton Townsh ip Board of T r u s t e e s will not af fact t he operat ion of the t ownsh ip ' s Hous ing B t h a kil i tst iofi P r a ^ m n

Trus tees w e n s la ted to adopt t h e m a n u a l which ia t he first one p u t ia place by the t ownsh ip sine* the program's beginnings ia the early 1970s, according to Gerry Mar t in , d a x a l o — i - t epecialist f o r ' t h e

T h i s is the first

place," be sa id . M a r t i n sa id t h e manua l will not dramat ical ly af

fact how the program is operated, bu t it does set specific guidel ines for ilea of C o m m u n i t y Develop

Block G r a n t s through the rehabi l i ta t ion pro

Income guidelines are baaed on the median in ame levels la t he Detroi t area, according to Mar t in

Martini

T h e p rogram ia operated with 7 J m o m . of t he a n n u a l block p a n t hi

housing stock i a Can ton Townsh ip is Lin said there are only three or four appti I each year

" T h e application* are usually for repair* < -tween $3,000 and $4,000 ra ther t han the m a n

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from page IA Firm to study schools administration B Y DARREJLL C L E M STAFF W R I T E R

A consu l t ing firm will be paid as much a s $23,000 to s tudy and rec-o m m e n d poss ible changes in_lhe or-ganization uf""tht

school admin i s t ra t ion . In ano the r move, a California

consu l t an t will be paid $1,400 plus —travel capcnooB to conduct a work.

WAYNE-WESTLAND

shop i n Augus t to he lp new Super-in tenden t Larry T h o m a s and the

velop a working relat ionship. T h e two measures were approved

unan imous ly Monday by the school board. T h e money will come from a S3-miliion super in tendent ' s con-t ingency f u n d tha t the board had earlier set as ide .

In a s t u d y t h a t will cost $21,000 to $23,000, t he consulting firm of P lan te M o r a n will examine the ad-min i s t r a t ion ' s organizational struc-ture a n d centra l office staff ing lev-els.

T h e firm will interview Bbout 70 dis t r ic t employees, including cen-

t r a l o f f ice a d m i n i s t r a t o r s a n d school principals, and survey com-

i i i u i n ^ roc o m m e n d a t i o n s for the d i « t " f t « min i s t ra t ion .

No t ing tha t most admin i s t ra to r s and Hrhonl hoard mpmhera are rela-

t ab i l i ty of t he a d m i n i s t r a t i o n , T h o m a s said.

"I panpU in the i f f lnmu-

nitv to feel comfortable t h a t we ' re efficient (and) accountable ." he said, add ing later, " T h i s is some-th ing t h a t I th ink is needed to im-

more money on consu l tan ts a n d new at torneys and reports t han you can imagine," Spisak said in a s t a t emen t Ju ly 6 announcing his immedia t e resignation.

In a second proposal Monday, t h e board Agreed to hire consu l tan t Dick Foster to visit the distr ict to conduc t a workshop on relat ions be-tween the Thomas admin is t ra t ion

He is from the fifth generat ion of a captive black bear family.

T h e trainer said Channe l 2 direc-tor Jeff Forster has agreed to a t t e n d

the event Thursday evening and he finds everything in order thel match with Zaret and M c L a i n will] be rescheduled for next month .

Doors open a t 6:30 p.m.

t ivel? new on the j ob because of a large turnover rate, T h o m a s sug-

ou t s ide expertise." T h e 10-week study, in par t , is ex-

pected to result in a recommended reorganization of the adminis t ra -t ion , T h o m a s said.

" W e ' r e a little t h i n , " he said. " T h e r e are some areas tha t we need add i t iona l help in."

Right now. for example, t he dis-trict ha s no deputy super in tendent because of the departure of T h o m a s Svi tkovich, who took a new job in t he Carman-Ainsworth distr ict .

T h e s tudy is also "expected to focus on cost-efficiency and accoun-

prove the school d i s t r i c t ' Board P-maident Leonard Posey

a n d t h e SCTKKJI T h e workshop will help school of-

ficials develop a plan for becoming

t ion is t ha t "$23,000 is a lot of m o n -ey," b u t he joined five other board members in approving the proposal. Posey a lso suggested tha t more than one firm should be contacted for any fu ture s tudies to compare costs .

Former board member Andrew Spisak, who resigned last week, has been critical of t he money the board has begun spending on consul t ing

fees. "1 a m unable to forget tha t these

same people, under the guise of sav-ing taxpayers money, have spent

"effect ive leaders." T h o m a s said. Fos te r will be paid $1,400 for two

days , p lus expenses. H e has been hi red by such dis t r ic ts as Livonia. T a y l o r a n d Wes t B l o o m f i e l d . T h o m a s worked in t he lat ter dis-tr ict before being named Wayne-W e s t l a n d superintendent .

Fos te r will help t he school offi-c ia ls develop a process for improv-ing working relations and improv-ing t h e distr ict . #

" I really do believe th i s is ano ther s t ep to help move our distr ict for-ward , " T h o m a s said.

Activist 'fought city hall' on airport issue Warren Dusbiber showed you could fight city hall —

and win. Dusbiber , 70. who helped organize c i t izens opposi-

tion to p u b l i c ownership of Mnttetal Airport in Canton Township , d ied early Saturday from an appa ren t heart a t tack , f r i ends said.

He celebra ted his 70th birthday the day before. "If it h a d n ' t been for Warren Dusbiber . t h e city of

P lymouth a n d Plymouth Township would own an air-port right now." said Dennis Shrewsbury, P lymouth city commiss ioner who opposed the a i rpor t -purchase effort as a commission candidate.

" H e taught people that they could fight city hall ." Shrewsbury said.

"Warren was really the father of t he Plymouth Townsh ip Concerned Citizens," said Robert Zaet ta . a co-founder of the group.

" H e was the one who first noticed the t ownsh ip was going to buy an airport ." Zaetta said. Dusb ibe r got cit-izens in t he city and township together to meet to op-pose the effort , and took reams of no tes a n d made tapes of government meetings where t he a i rpor t issue was d iscussed .

In t he face of strong citizen opposi t ion, t he Plym-

outh T o w n s h i p government got together with Canton to seek federal grants to buy the airport, abandoning an earlier effort to seek those grants with the city of P lymouth . , •

Some observ ers saw the move as an attempt^ to abandon the airport purchase , as federal officials have been asked to approve restrictions some say they are unlikely to approve.

The Federal Aviation Adminis t ra t ion has yet to no-tify Canton and P lymouth Townsh ip if the grant ap-plication will be approved.

Dusbiber was born J u l y 10, 1922, in ^ psilanti . He was a chemical engineer with Burroughs Corp., retiring in 1981. H e was a member of the St . Andrew Episcopal Church in Livonia.

Survivors include wife Lois; sons, Dairy of Ypsi lant i . a n d Brian of St . Pau l . Minn. ; a daughter . Wendy Por-ter of Canton; a n d six grandchildren.

Funeral services were Monday at the Vermeulen Fu-neral Home in P lymou th . T h e Rev. Robert Clapp offi-ciated. Burial was Wednesday at Highland Cemetery, Ypsilanti .

Memoria ls can be made to the Michigan Heart As-

sociation. Warren Dusbiber

Candidates from page IA

With Kirchgat te r giving up her t r u s t ee sh ip to run for treasurer, Can ton res idents are assured of at least one new t rus tee alter Novem-ber.

T h e remaining three incumeni t rus tees are seeking re-election.* They are Bob Shefferly. Phil LaJoy and J o h n Burdziak. Their chal-lengers are J i m Panos. Melissa McLaughLin a n d Catherine Tyree.

Sheffer ly, 66. was elected to the board four years ago after 10 years on the p l ann ing commission. He has con t inued on the planning com-mission s ince as t he board of t rus-tees ' representa t ive .

A retired Detroit News advertis-ing executive. Shefferly has been marr ied to t he former Lorraine

La ik lam for 42 years and has three ch i ld ren and sev#n grandchi ldren.

LaJoy, 48, was appointed to h is pos i t ion three years ago t o fill a va-cancy. T h e owner and manager of a N ' o r r e l l T e m p o p a r y S e r v i c e s f r a n c h i s e . LaJoy served on Can ton ' s mer i t commission for nine years a n d is the founder of Can ton ' s an-n u a l Memorial Day Soccer Tourna -m e n t LaJoy is also the c h a i r m a n of t he C a n t o n Cable Commit tee and a b u s i n e s s owner. " *

Burdz iak . 56. was appointed to t he board of t rustees last year to fill a vacancy. Before his appo in tmen t , B u r d z i a k spent 14 years on Can-ton ' s zoning board of appea ls , downtown development author i ty and p lann ing commission.

Burdziak is a telephone engineer-ing consul tan t to Michigan Bell a n d married with three adul t chil-dren

Among the Republ ican chal-lengers for trustee, Panos and McLaughl in seem to have the best chance. Tyree. 46, who works at Ruby ' s Produce Market on Michi-gan Avenue, declined to complete t he Observer ques t ionai re a n d refused to have her picture taken.

Panos , 51. is the director of pub-lic works for Romulus and a m e m -ber of Can ton ' s zoning board of appeals . He was among the first of the t rus tee candidates to pu t signs out t h i s year. Panos and his wife. Sandy , have one adul t son.

McLaughl in , a 35-year-old home-

maker . has lived in Canton for 30 years a n d served on the p l ann ing commiss ion since last year. She a n d her h u s b a n d . John , hava two young ch i ldren .

In t he race for supervisor a n d clerk. Republican voters have no choice. Incumbent Supervisor T o m Yack is unopposed and clerk Loren B e n n e t t has no G O P opposit ion.

On the other side of the p r imary coin, Carol Bodenmil ler is t he only Democrat candidate for clerk. Bruce Phi l l ips is the only Democrat can-d i d a t e for t reasurer . And S c h u c h a n d Cleaver are the Democrats run -n ing for trustee. (Schuch did not re-t u r n the Observer's ques t iona i re a n d d id not schedule an interview.!

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Election Q 2

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Republicans square off in trustee primary

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M e l i u s McLaught in , 35. t s ' a Re publican cand ida te for t rus tee who

planning commission. "I thought r u n n i n g for the board

would give me an oppor tun i ty to take a more direct approach to get-ting things done t h a t I 'd like to see done." she said when asked why she 's running.

McLaughl in is a graduate of P lymouth-Sa lem High School and has a bachelor 's degree in education for the emotionally impai red from Eas tern Michigan Universi ty .

On t o w n s h i p s t r i p m a l l s . McLaughl in sa id . "I hope they're a thing of the pas t . T h e y don ' t breed a sense of c o m m u n i t y . " She would like to see the s t r ip -mal l vacancies filled and also sa id C a n t o n needs more fancy r e s t au ran t s a n d clothing stores.

On cityhood. McLaughl in sawi " the re may come a t i m e when being

don ' t know tha t being a city is going to make ( things) any better (rfow)."

As a member of the p lann ing commiss ion. McLaugh l in keeps a close eye on development . "I th ink p lann ing is one of t he most import-an t aspects of a local government 's responsibi l i ty ," she sa id in her an-swer to t he Observer ques t ionnaire . McLaughl in wan t s t he west side to develop as a res ident ia l area with large lots.

Where indus t ry is concerned. McLaughl in said "Can ton has to t ake an aggressive and creative s tance toward indus t r ia l develop-ment I will work to see industr ia l development not only be a f inancial asset to Canton , bu t also an aes-thet ic asset as well."

^Repub l i can was f i rs t e

Bob Shefferly. 66.

in 1968 a n d s p e n t the laat 14 years

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Melissa McLaughlin

In addi t ion . McLaughl in sup-ports the W T U A sewer project and the const ruct ion of a recreation building.

on the p l ann ing commission. Sheffer ly a lso represents Canton

on the Sou theas t Michigan Council of Gove rnmen t s and the Nank in T rans i t Commiss ion . He's a mem-ber of the C a n t o n Elert ion Commis-sion a n d a board member of t he Carriage Hil ls Homeowners Associ -at ion

T h e retired Detroit News adver-t is ing executive has a bachelor 's de-gree in bus ine s s adminis t ra t ion from W a y n e S t a t e University.

Of all t he candida tes . Shefferly alone suggested tha t township offi-cials should consider cityhood for Canton. "I opposed the idea of a city s t ruc tu re in 1988, but af ter s«e ing t h e p rob l ems we have when we mus t deal wi th t he county and pay

. twice tor our roads. 1

t * e e n the two communi ty forma to see what al ternat ives we have avail-able to us . " he wrote

In h i s c a n d i d a t e in t e rv iew, Shefferly aaid. " I ' m certainly ready to give (cityhood) a real cloae look."

As a city. Shefferly aaid. Canton would not have to depend on -the county for road improvements .

On i n d u s t r i a l d e v e l o p m e n t . Sheffer ly said " t h e area we need it mo$t is right around the airport ." He added tha t Mettetal will eventu-ally become an industr ial park.

For t he long term, Shefferly said Can ton needs " to t ie i ts various componen t s together to m a k e a communi ty we can all relate to ." To tha t end. he suggests t ha t Canton should have only one school dis-tr ict , one newspaper, an economic

B o b S h e f f e r l y

development manager, a post office and a la/ge hotel.

S h e f f e r l y a lso s u p p o r t s t h e W T U A newer project, low -density res ident ia l development on the west side a n d the construction of a recre-at ion center , but not with addi-t ional taxes.

Panos J i m Panos . 51. is a Republican

candida te for t rus tee a n d si ts on the township ' s zoning board of appeal*.

Asked why he ' s runn ing . Panos said. "I have the experience and I know the system a n d I 'm not a yes m a n . "

On development . P a n o s said he would work to m a i n t a i n the rural na ture of the west side. "Redford is just wall-to-wall houses , and I hope to God we don ' t get to t ha t here."-he said

On s t r ip mal l s . Panos said. "They have to be controlled. We don ' t want vacancies everywhere. T h a t looks b a d . "

Panos favors t he cur ren t board s road improvement^ policy- whereby

Can ton pays 50 percent of the cost of Wayne Coun ty projects in C a n -ton. " T h i s program must cont inue a n d be expanded if possible. ' he said in his answer to the Observer ques t ionai re . He likewise wants to see Lilley, Sheldon and Can ton Cen te r roads widened.

Panos also suppor t s the W T U A sewer project, the construct ion of a recreation center (but not with new taxes) and addi t ional industr ial de-velopment- '

P a n o s has a t t ended several board meet ings recently, a n d al though he says the board members "opera te O K . " he doesn ' t believe they ask enough ques t ions a n d lack knowl-edge of some basic things. "Some of

Jim Panos t he t rus tees d idn ' t even know the s imple stuff (like ordering vehi-cles) ," he said

Republ ican Phil LaJoy. 48. was appoin ted to fill a trustee vacancy th ree .years ago after Hank Walen died. "I'd love to have a chance t o get elected to it once." he said.

T h e owner and m a n a g e u j f Nor rell Tempora ry Services (in Ann Ar bori a n d Can ton Townsh ip Hall of Fame member was a township mer it commiss ioner for nine years.

LaJoy character ized the approach to development on Canton ' s east side as " d a m a g e control" in his an-swer to t he Observer ques t ionai re . " W h e n oppor tun i t i es present them-selves. (we should) work on reduc-ing dens i ty "

On the west side. LaJoy is " i n

complete agreement with t he re-str ict ion of ail commercial develop-men t . " He favors the idea of having large lots on the west side.

On Canton ' s roads. LaJoy said. " W e mus t cont inue to develop a re-la t ionsh ip with Wayne County to lobby- for road improvements to en-sure that with more families mov^ ing in we do not become gridlocked like most of Oakland County ."

l ^ J o y also approves of the W T U A sewer project, suppor t s the construct ion of a recreation center i bo t not with new taxes), opposes cityhood and wants more indus t r ia l development.

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Republ ican J o h n Burdziak.- 50. was appoin ted to fill a t rustee va-cancy on the town board last year

Burdz iak ' s government experi-ence includes four years on C a n ton ' s zoning board of appeals a n d downtown development authori ty and 10 years on the planning com mission.

Burdz iak backs the current plan to have large res ident ia l lots on the west side because Can ton res idents would then be able to move u p to a be t te r house wi thout leaving the township .

On. s t r ip mal ls . Burdziak said t ha t "enough s t r ip stores are vacant t ha t we don ' t need any more " T h e t ownsh ip government , he added, is doing everything it can to encourage bus inesses to fill the vacancies • W e try to cut t he red tape a*.much

as we can . " he said

Burdziak favors addi t ional in-dus t r ia l development because it would "ease the tax base " and ease t he lax bu rden on res idents

On road improvement . Burdziak likes the policy of paying 50 percent of the cost of W a y n e County pro) ects. "If you want paved roads, t h a t ' s the only way you're going to get i t . " he sa id . "Otherwise w e d never get it done "

Regarding ci tyhoou for Canton. Burdziak said " i t ' s getting to the point where we'll probably have to consider it, (even though> taxe> would have to go u p to buy road ma in tenance e q u i p m e n t . " (City's are responsible for road mainte-nance wi th in the i r boundaries, whereas townsh ips are not. I

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Tyree Cather ine Tyree. 46. is a Republi-

can cand ida te for t r u s t ee who has lived in Can ton a l l her life.

She ia a graduate of Wayne Me m o n a l High School a n d spent two years at Schoolcraf t Communi ty College. "Can ton is growing and I just want to be a pa r t of it. she •aid when asked why she ' s running.

As a t rus tee . Tyree said she would push for a deftrflWfH of sp*> cial a s ses smen t taxes for people 65 a n d older un t i l they sell their hous-es or die.

Tyree opposes cityhood for Can-ton. saying. "Can ton T e w n s h i p is be t te r off aa a townsh ip . "

Tyree a lso suppor t s the W T U A sewer project and favors t he con-

s t ruct ion of a recreation center.

On bringing more industry to Canton . Tyree said she " doesn't know how much is really here and opposes addi t iona l industr ial devei opment " a t th i s t i m e

TyTee declined to fill out the Ob-server ques t ionna i r e and have her picture t aken for th i s article.

Board splits on BY D A M I I X C U M . -t r e r r w m r e e —

• A school board clampdown appear* imminen t agamat Wayne West l and employee, who -eek long-term leaves of abaence to try out new joba in other d ia thcta .

School officials have Ml jgg f r indicated they re wea ry of protect ing pos i t ions for employ aaa who want t o ma in ta in job secur i ty hate - aometimea for several 1 — 1 lr t l '1 ' work ing in other d i a t h c t a ^

"I have a real problem with i^eople ua tag tKe s^iTem to protect t h e m ~ 4 v e « for fu ture >oba. " Supe r in t enden t Larry Thomaa sa id

' T h e new aefcao* < W • strong stance emerged Mon day aa the b a w d con t inued aa o««Mng. phi losophical debate abou t t h e laawe af b o g T k ™ .

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extended leaves mond. who accepted a s imilar poi t in the Walled Lake

d M f t e t • Board members Richard LeBlanc a n d Fred Warm bier opposed extending D r u m m o n d s leave Warmbier ha s repeatedly denounced such extensions, s n d l-e Blanc said Monday he oppoae* leaves beyond one year unless an employee is laid off

B o n d ' m e m b e r s V k k i W e h y . Laurel Raisanen. Leonard Poaev a n d Francis " B u d " Winter approved Drum mood ' s leave, bu t some indica ted they would support • HJftU* TMU

Earlier th i s year, the board denied a fifth y e a r leave T h o m a s Yack. a former empfovee who a unopposed his tod for a second term aa C a n t a o Townsh ip au

School off icials aaid they don t oppoae extended j ab law*, for employ*** who are p regnant or fll Moreover, the superintendent aaid eaaptoyeea should receive ape cial consideration if they are elected to public office ar

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one, injures four A Farmington Hil ls m a n was

killed and four people in jured Tues -day night when a driver fleeing an accident in P lymouth T o w n s h i p collided head on with

residents, 24 a n d 25. a l l in t he Bu-ick; and the driver of t he Oldsmo-bile, a 35-vear-old N o r t h v i l k man.

AH were taken to S t . Mary Hospi-tal in l.iviinin and Rnthforri Hobpi-

at Schootcrmft a n d Eckies i n Livo-nia , police said. —

Killed was a 23-year-old. f ront -seat passenger in the second car. a

ta l in Farmiagton Hil ls . T h e Livo-nia man was air l i f ted to' 'University of Michigan Hospital , Ann Arbor, in critical condit ion wi th unspeci-

1985 Buick Skylark headed west bound on Schoolcraft .

Police on Wednesday decl ined to ident i fy t he victim, saying relatives h a d n ' t been notif ied.

T h e victim wasn ' t wearing a safe-ty belt , police said.

T h e driver and two addi t iona l passengers in t he Buick. as well as t he driver of the fleeing car. a 1988 Oldsmobi le Cut las , were in jured in t he 8:30 p.m. accident, s a i d . Sgt. Kevin Dawley of the Livonia Police Depar tmen t t raff ic bureau.

T h e injured included a 20-year-old Livonia m a n and two Northvi l le

fiwi injuries, poliee aaid. T h e accident whs s t i t l n n d e m r -

vestigation Wednesday a n d police thetliei a lu iho l wi,« a were un>urv

factor. ' There were no injur ies in the ear-

lier accident, which Dawley termed "a fender bender" on Schoolcraft Road, west of Haggerty.

" H e was driving at a high rate of speed and on the wrong s ide of the road when the cars col l ided" in Livonia. Dawley said.

" I t looks like t he o ther driver didn ' t realize it unt i l they were less t han 100 feet apar t . "

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T h e Jubi lee is t he nat ion 's largest symposium for cre-at ive sma l l b u s i n e s s en-t r e p r e n e u r s a n d p rov ides t ra ining in t he a reas of gift baskets , balloon and party-decorating. holiday gift de-liveries. and marke t ing and promotion classes.

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even t , " added wife Gail McKnight , a d is t r ic t judge in Wentland. " I t ' s like a Sunday church service with rabbis . miniatcra.—men—wvroen.

with Clinton f rom the beginning. We were very magnan imous and gave them some delegates."

McN'amara 's ta le underscored

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how delegates were selected: by the c a m p s of the candidates , based on vnt»r tu rnou t in the March 17 nri-

five n o m i n a t i o n sewed days of activities'?

"A convention touche* only the superf icial role of the delegates." said Bi rmingham attorney Don Tucker , a t tending his sixth con-clave.

"The delegate selection process is part of t he realignment of power every four years. Tha t ' s the princi-pal reason people are here." said Tucker , a Paul Tsongas supporter.

For t he McKnights of West land . . New York is a family vacation.

Dick McKnight , a Livonia school board member and 15th District Cl in ton delegate, watched a non-par t i san news conference by the Ch i ld rens Defense Fund in the me-dia cen te r Ramada Hotel.

"Hil lary Clinton is chair of it. I t ' s in teres ted in Head Star t , prenatal care, chi ldren "born with drug addic-t ion. educat ion , children who go to b e d hungry' ." he'sATd.

"Whoever you send to the Repub-lican convent ion will see the same

mail , raising money. " T h e magazine bought a full-page ad in the par ty ' s convent ion paper listing seminars on opposit ion research, ' l ightning a t t a c k s to exploit weakness. ' 'com-ba t ing the press. ' women candi-d a t e s , h igh-donor fund - r a i s i ng , polling and best campaign commer-cials.

Vis i t ing was son Edward {Ted), an Army private first c lass sta-t ioned at Fort Stevart , Ga. "\Ve ha-ven ' t seen him in th ree or four m o n t h s . " said Gail.

Bv the numbers

Michigan has 159 delegates (73 for Cl inton. 38 for Jerry Brown. 20 for Pau l Tsongas and 28 unpledged) a n d 22 al ternates (17 Clinton, three Brown, two Tsongas).

" I n 1980. they (Coleman Young's forces] froze us W a y n e C o u n t y E x e c u t i v e E d M c N a m a r a . "Th i s year we were

m a r y . , ' "We 've got to leave here l ike the

Republ icans do — unified. They pul l together all their divergent g roups" said McNamara who as mayor of Livonia for a quar ter-cen-tury had plenty of t ime to watch the G r a n d Old Party ascend.

"I th ink we've got the guy (Clin-ton) who can do it ," M c N a m a r a said.

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View from above: Here's a birds-eye view of the Democratic convention from the heart of the Michigan delegation, somewhere inside Madison Square Garden.

" T h e bus iness of the convent ion is essentially completed. The re are no ba t t les to be fought. I t ' s not a conten t ious envi ronment , " said t h e th i rd - t e rm lawmaker who is an add-on delegate for Massachuse t t s Sen. Paul Tsongas.

Unl ike J f r ry Brown, another rival

changes in the par ty platform. Pollack p lanned to a t t end an

"Emi ly ' s L i s t " reception Tuesday , a closed gathering in t he New York Hilton Grand Ballroom. T h e pur-pose is to raise $750,000 for women Democrats running for t he U.S. Senate and House of Representa-

Pollack herself benefi t ted from the Emily fund in her 1988 bid against Republican U.S. Rep. Carl Pursell of P lymouth .

"I ' l l spend the week meet ing peo-ple, d iscussing how we win t h e No-vember election." Pollack said, ad-

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3 candidates in line for vacant W-W board post p A • A *

B Y D A R R E L L CLE.M • STAKF WR I T E R

Three candidates have lined up for the Wayne-West land school board post that Andrew' Spiaak quit a m i d concerns he would doom to failure the administration of nswrSupertntendent Larry Thomas .

Veteran school board candidate Linda

t he last year of Spisak's unexpired four-year-tenn.

At" least three other candidates have s ta ted tha t they. too. will seek the post, though they hadn't officially submi t t ed t h e i r n a m e s to the school Iwar^ofTice as o f T u e s d a y afternoon They are former board member Mathew McCusker and former

Pra t t . Westland landlord Walter Warren candidates John Albrecht and Kenne th 5 1

a n d Wayne resident Don Ruark — cousin— R a u p p — all losers in the J u n e 8 school of board member V k k i Welty. — have en

The school board p lans to interview all candidates during special sessions sched-uled for 6 p.m. Tuesday and 7 p.m. Wednesday. T h e board expects to name Spisak's successor at th_e conclusion of Wednesday'* meeting. -

Spinak announced his immediate resig-July 6, during the first meeting pre-vci by Thomas . Spisak aaid he fears

Westland resident who work* for a family business, has applied on three occasions for a board appointment and has also lost in two elections in 1990 and 1991. She is a volunteer at the Wayne-WeslJand clothing bank I

Prat t said she applied for Spisak 's seal because of the "potential for new and inno-vative" moveo to imuruvu thw district. in

Prat t said. "Wha t kind of decisions that are made

now will de te rmine whether the district is going to go forward or stand still ." she said.

Wurryn, a Westland landlord nor Ruark. a Wayne resident and employee of RN Home Health Care of Westland.

n-a.-ht-rl Tuesday for comment

for Asian-Americans NEW YORK - If unions are half

the Michigan delegation to the Democratic National Convention. HLCTIL DYBIIKCIISL<1 IB VTTV I1UB1II HI

bloc. One. " I 'm the only Asian," said the

i t 's mainly discrimination in em ploymen*.

"Asians were considered the

tered the race to fill Sp i sak ' s seat. T h e three board hopefuls became the

first to submi t thei r^names to the school board, in hopes of being chosen to fulfill

board election. More candidates could emerge bejpre

Monday 's 4 p.m. deadline for applying a t the school board office. 36745 Marque t te , between Newburgh and Wayne roads.

he would become a divisiye force because he remains bit ter over the forced retire-ment '

"O'Neill, who stepped down in October un-der pressure from a board majority.

Prat t , a longtime school volunteer and

the wake of a near svfeeping turnover of board members in two years and the recent

"There's only so far you can go in school volunteer worlror by being Joe Blow at the microphone" at school board meetings.

about their candidacies. Ruark ha J sought a school board vacan-

ev in-1 but- W t u»-hoard member l^trn ard Posey. Posey is now in the third year of an elected four-year_term and was recently named board president.

Dluomficld practices in Livonia, a t tending her first national conclave with hus.-band. Jose,

ministration. Tha t has hur t rather than helped us.

Ith care. Asians have spe-

Minimum ratings change for air-conditioning units . . . a • £ O 4 n«r.>kir..m In.' i t rh 11 irt tfl11 i in M'HrlKJn a tOFOS I

On Jan . 1 of th is year "10" be-came the min imum standard SEER rating for newly manufactured air condit ioning units , as mandated by t he federal government

Many homeowners this summer will be faced with the decision to re-pair the old A/C unit or install a new one. and they should be aware of the ratings and new energy-effi-cient models.

Regulations requiring the higher S E E R rating and others controlling the use of Freon-type refrigerants were reviewed th is week by Dan Bergstrom of Bergstrom s Inc. in Livonia.

Shoppers will still find some "e ight" and "n ine" S E E R (Season-al Energy Efficiency Rating) uni ts being sold, but they were manufac-tured before Jan. 1.

Less cost ly

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The typical home central air con-ditioner that is being replaced today is 15 to 20 years old. and probably rated at 6.5 S E E R , said Bergstrom.

Put t ing in a new 10 SEER unit can cut your electric bill by some 35 percent. Bergs t rom said. Tha t means tha t savings in electricity-costs can pay for the new unit in

_ 'Home repairs may have been cheaper and quicker, but often they were not done correct-ly. This means less efficiency of the unit.'

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" H o m e repairs may have been cheaper and quicker, but often they were not done correctly." Bergstrom said. " T h i s means less efficiency of the un i t . "

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Bergstrom also noted that effec-tive July 1. all Ereon-type gases and l iquids — such as the refrigerant in air conditioners and refrigerators — must be captured and properly dis posed of. according to the federal Clean Air Act.

Thought to deplete the ear th 's ozone layer. Freon-type refrigerants

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Until now. many home and auto owners were, able to purchase a can of refrigerant and do their own serv icing of auto and home air condi tioners arul refrigerators They al-lowed the old refrigerant to escape into the air.

Those who do so now can be sub ject to a fine of $25,000 and five years in jail, enforceable by the En v i ronmenta l Protect ion Agency (EPA), Bergs from said.

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- W e are hoping to mobiliEe the Awan-Pacific group to vote. They are concentrated in the metro De troi t area. There ia probably 200.000."

Her support of Bill Cl inton for president ia tied directly to the sup-port of former Gov. J ames Blanc-hard. whom she backed in 1982. "We helped during the Blanchard campaigns and since then have been active in the Democratic Par-

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am in Cebu. the Philippines, in 1945, Evangelist* came with her husband to the United Sta tes in 1968. first to Cook County Hospital in Illinois, then to Wayne County and the University of Michigan. Their practice is on Farmington Road in Livonia. They have si* children ranging in age from 8 to 24.

Her activities include American Citizens for Just ice, which helps Asians with discrimination and im-migration problems, the Philippine Medical Association and the Phil-i p p i n e - A m e r i c a n C o m m u n i t y Council.

"Democrats have always - a long time - advocated civil rights, reform and social legislation. I think that s why a lot of Asians look up to that .

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Nobody really know* what'* in-side. but everyone seems to like H anyway.

No. it's not another presidential .-anrlirlate. but it is called the H-Fto— Parol-gi. t h e l a t « t culinary concoction of the Deli Unique.

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In New York: Stella and Jose Evangelista enjoy the con-AM o/I/I #/» ri T •«R t Pi t h /> i\/f t r* h t on n ri p/p 0fl t I f } fl.

» t e k by t he morning crew's of local radio s tat ion, including Dick Pur-tan on W K Q I and J J . and the Morning Crew on WLLZ. the Polish delectable is now available at the deli 's West Bloomfield and Bing-ham Farms locations, as well aa the Plaza Deli in Sou th f i e ld

While all H- Ross Perot gies look i he same tin -the outside. Kei th Schofield. who co-owns the delica-tessens with Mathew Prentice, re-vealed tha t cheese and mushroom and cabbage fillings are the hidden agendas tha t delight the taste buds of fai thful followers.

"And of course, we have a Perot-gi that is potatoe-filled. that 's with an e. t ha t i«. in honor of Dan

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This ia not the first time Scho-field and Prentice have given their repast a political twist. Months ago, at the beginning of the primaries, they named five sandwiches after " t he leading candidate*-

" We figured we'd take s str»» vote and see whose sandwich was ordered the most. Schofield said.

George Bush won by a landslide, but that might not be saying much considering The George Bush was a turkey sandwich, minus the brocoiL Other sandwiches included The Pat Buchanan, which consisted of bolo gna and American cheese on white bread, and The Jerry Brown, a vegr tarian **ndwich with lots of bean ~ sprouts. Z-

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N E W YORK — " J u s t a m o m "

vent ion 's h e a r t s away from Jesse Jackson ' s oratory .

well-to-do-white woman." she said

of herself.

"1 was crying," said Eileen ~P<?Hart. - W e s t h m d resident a n d -Clinton delegate. " T o lose your children—u—die—mnnl f raumat i t

• 'I was crying. To lose your children Is the most traumatic thing. The though of losing them tears you apart.'

"Sh-h -h -h ! " t h e Mich igan i ans hioocd as Eli»aha«h Glasar stopped

thing. T h e though of losing them tears vou apar t

Westland resident Clinton delegate

cause us to recognize th i s is truly a plague."

"Too bad it wasn ' t on pr ime time. It (Glaser 's speech) showed the lack

compass ion in t h i s government , ' said Gail Nolin, Cl inton delegate fin in Waie i fu id and MEA of f ic ia l .—

fluids by blood t ransfusions, use of shared in t ravenous needles and sexual activity.

"Exact ly four years ago my

in i t s - t r acks -with t he story of how she acquired AIDS through a blood tranafunion irt 1961, passed i t o n t o a daughter who died and t h e n to a son. and faces d e a t h itself.

I If Rev. J a c k s o n brought the con-vention to i t s feel in pr ime TV time, Glaser si lenced it and sent out her message: " N o t j u s t for people who have HIV, bu t foT many, many peo-ple — poor people, gay people, peo-ple of color. childierr. A strange spokesperson for such a group

"A moving moment- It s t r ikes you like a - thunderbol t . Unfor-tunately. she was not on in pr ime t ime." said U.S. Rep. Sander Levin of Southf ie ld . "For years George Bush wouldn ' t ment ion the word AIDS. 1 was on a subcommi t t ee of Government Opera t ions in 1983 when the undersecretary of Heal th said there was adequa te money for AIDS research a n d later acknowl-edged he f ibbed through his teeth. As a result , t he nat ion lost valuable t ime.

" P e o p l e ' idefi lf jy with someone who says " I ' m experiencing this. ' Aaid Keith Geiger. president of the Nat ional Educa t ion Association. Geiger visited h is native s ta te ' s del-egation Wednesday morning.

"The* speeches by Mrs. Glaser and Je s se Jackson . " moved Walter O. Briggs IV. Democra t ic hopeful in t he 11th congressional District. " S h e told about the concerns and trial she ' s been through, relating t h e m to an average family. It makes you realize th i s is not just a disease

of t h e underprivi leged a n d gays. " I ' m s taying with my paren t s in

Connect icut dur ing ih* convention. My mothe r wanted to know about t ha t (speech) . My wife, too." said Briggs

"Only the most heart less would fail to be t aken by emot ion ." sa id Don Tucker . Bi rmingham attorney, Tsongas delegate and Oakland Coun ty chair ."A middle-class fami-ly woman contracted AIDS through a t r ans fus ion . . . T h e link should

"Enormous ly moving," sa id Mary Kyan T a r as, B i rmingham l e a d e r , Cl in ton delegate and an M E A lead-er. "As a mothe r — as a paren t — the loss of a child has to be the worst experience."

Marr ied to Paul Michael Glaser, a director and former S taraky on the " S t a r s k y a n d H u t c h " television se-ries. Mrs. Glaser. 44, bl is tered the Reagan and Bush admin is t ra t ion for indifference to Acquired Im-m u n e Deficiency Syndrome, which a t t acks t he body's i m m u n e system a n d has been spread through body

survive the Reagan adminis t ra t ion. I am here b*<*UM my ami and I may not survive four more years of leaders who say thay care "hut rtn

noth ing ," she said. "Now I realize that they don ' t

~ hear because they don't want to lis-

t e n . . .

"Do you know how much my A I D S ' c a r e costs? Over $40,000 a year. Someone without insurance can ' t afford th is . . .

" T h i s is not the America I was raised to be proud of — where rich

'people get care and drugs t h a t poor people can ' t . We need health care for a l l ."

Observer/ T H U K S U A V T J I LY 1 6 , I 9 9 2 ~

Blanchard: Clinton's old friend is also Gore's pal former Gov. J a m e s Blauchard in tight with Democrat ic presidential nominee Bill Cl in ton.

k n o w T E S S is that he - s aiso i] with runn ing m a t e Albert Gore Jr.

" H e suppor ted the Chrysler pack age," said b l a n c h a r d . » ho . »a -eiected to th«*U.S. House in 1974 with Gore following in '76.

to kill it and Bush was opposed." ttlanchard said. The federal uii* derwrit ing of Chrysler Corp. ' s loans helped nave the No..'l au tomake i

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Blanchard t u r n s iXJ on Aug. ft and looks th inner t h a n in h is 30s He and wife J a n e t h a d a hectic ached ule of speeches a n d events. Al-though listed as chai r of the Michi-gan Clinton caucus.- Blanchard is s taying in C l i n t o n ' s hotel . A ground-f loor C l i n t o n suppor te r . ' Blanchard may be due for a presi-dent ia l a p p o i n t m e n t if Clinton wins the Whi te House .

" I 'm a l i t t le upse t that both (Clinton and Gore I are younger than 1 am.' B l a n c h a r d told Michi-gan delegates at their Mouday morning caucus . Cl in ton is 43. Core 44.

The irreverent Blanchard humor was still there: "C l in ton was so bril-liant a s t uden t at Georgetown Uni-versity t ha t all t h e J e s u i t s thought he was Ca thol ic a n d not Baptist-

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Veep choice called 'workhorse' BY T I M RICHARD STAFF WRITER

N E W YORK'' " I n Congress there are workhorses and show horses. He has been mostly a workhorse" said U.S. Rep. Bill Ford of vice president ia l nominee" Albert Gore J r .

Gore moved from the Mouse lo t he Sena te in 1964. bu t Ford sees

mi t t ee j , " T h e 28-yeatXongresaional vet-

eran who now calls Ypsilanti home said "Gore he lped" resolve those bills. Gore ia considered an expert on the a rmed services.

member of Congress. Dingell heads t he Energy a n d Commerce Commi t tae , one of the moat pow-erful in Wash ing ton . Gore served on it du r ing his House tenure.

"Capab le . Smar t . Strong on A-<finsumer issues.

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A strong liberaL Very talented. Dingell said of (i

him of ten anyway. ~ "On the Post Office and Civit

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— Mideast peace Both sides say U.S. should do more

Brown supporters few among state delegates

By Tim Richard Staff Writer

ing. For t he first t ime in the history of the convention, we- have twu d»U-

N E W Y O R K -- Both Jewish and Arab Amer ican Democra ts say Re publ ican P re s iden t George Bush has lost ground wi th their groups in t he Midd le E a s t peace process.

gates f rom Michigan, four in t he U S. on the credentials commit tee and one on the plaifo tee." she said.

U.S. Rep. Sander Levin and s ta te Rvp.—MaTtne—Herman. both o£_

can Israeli P a C meeting, said the mnrid wan calm hul t i h w i l Levin*

Southf ie ld . say Bush grievously of-fended American Jews with press

remark tha t Bush had offended Jews over lobbying. She sees Re-

of the

'Bush h a s done a lot for the peace process, hu t we are no longer t he respected count ry ," said Terry Ahwal. Livonia resident and leader in the American-Arab Anti Dis-c r imina t ion League.

Though not a delegate. Ahwal was placed on the convention credentials commit tee and sees her group gaining respect in the Demo-cratic Party.

'Arabs were always left out. t h i n g s are t remendously improv-

II l o b b v vote in pas t elections

the Jew dressed the Arab-Israeli conflict They ' re recognizing tha t Palest ini-ans have h u m a n rights because they 're h u m a n beings. T h a t ' s a lit-tle posi t ive change

" B u t we differ on Je rusa lem. They (Democrat ic platform), are taking J e ru sa l em as t he capi tal of Israel. W e say it should be an inter-nat ional city. No one should have exclusive r ights to the holy city. Ahwal said

ish communi ty when he criticized t h e m for lobbying for loan guaran-tees (for se t t lements of immi-grants ) . " Levin said.

"All they were doing was exercis-ing an American right. Obviously, the Bush adminis t ra t ion will at-t empt some kind of smoothing over of t he relationship — some kind of loan guarantees. But it will be diffi-cult for Bush to repair the damage."

Berman. who a t tended an Ameri-

T h e mood in the Michigan dele-gation is far smoother compared to 1988 when the Palest inian in t i fada (upr is ing) was s tar t ing in Israel. Mich igan ' s Jesse Jackson delegates in 1988 kept to themselves outs ide t he c a u c u s room in Atlanta, and there was ill will over Jackson ' s " H y m i e t o w n " remark about New York. In hotel lobbies, one could see an invisible 4-foot wall between J a c k s o n and other delegates.

Convention bigwig touts his state ties By Tim Richard Staff Writer

N E W YORK Keith Geiger has changed in only two ways since he was a Livonia teacher and active

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most white. And his perpetual smile is a big grin.

" W e have the most - 400 dele-gates a n d al ternates ." said the pres-ident of the National Educa t ion As

i at ion

the (Democratic platform) draf t ing Commit tee . I t 's more a centralist p la t form than in the past . But we're very pleased because we have the cand ida te t ha t goes with i t ." he said nf A r k a n ^ ftl" Can ton .

the i r way to guest seals in Madison Squa re Garden. They live in Fairfax Coun ty . Va., outs ide Washington.

" W e (NEA) el iminated Bush real early because of his record. Zero. Jer ry Brown didn ' t respond to our

Young detectives learn how tos of solving crimes

N E W YORK Michigan dele gate* aren't joining the emotional

t he Democratic Nat ional Conven-t i o n . " r

"Ta lk to your whips a n d say. 'P lease let Jerry Brown speak. ' " Southl ie ld attorney Tom Boyd." chai r of the 38-member caucus suppor t ing the former California governor, told the Michigan d e l e - -

gation Tuesday morning.

But Boyd acknowledged Michi-gan ians were showing no en thus i -a s m as other Brown suppor te r s waved signs for t he d iss ident Cal-i fomian Monday night On the convent ion floor in Mad i son Squa re Garden. Brown got 26 percent in the March 17 pr imary.

" H e (Brown) is kind of a kook." sa id Wayne County Executive Ed McNamara . "He ' s had his day in t he sun. Others who challenged Cl inton and lost c a m e , i n t o t he fold. Brown relishes the spot l ight .

"Brown has 600 delegates to t he convention, bu t there are only about 200 solid supporters . A hel-

luva lot of t hem are UAW people who became Broun de lega tes jus t

get U> the convention. They ' re hi tchhikers. They should have j o i n e d C l i n t o n e a r l i e r . " McNamara said.

As of Tuesday, convention offi

One~ k i d wan ted to visit "the morgue. Another hoped to learn how to bug a room.

Young super s l eu ths in the mak-ing are learning to solve imaginary crimea in a two-week enrichment claaa offered by Schoolcraft College t h i s

" I ' m Trying tor gear everything u» keep the majori ty interested and en te r ta ined ." said Ed Davis, a re-t i red Michigan S ta t e trooper and a pr iva te detective who ia teaching the course. His daughter . Kris ten Davis, a criminology s tuden t a t

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stating i n t he teaching of 28 grade school s t u d e n t s interested in crime solving.

Davis ha s t augh t the class to adul t s t u d e n t s at Schoolcraft and Wash tenaw C o m m u n i t y colleges, bu t th i s is h is f i r s t s t in t witb-pint-si iad detect ives

" T h e r laas ia supposed to b e l im-ited to f i f th , sixth and seventh graders, bu t we have some second graders a n d others taking driver 's educa t ion — so i t ' s qu i t e an age gap ." Davis s a i d

Dur ing the first week, t he kids dea l t wi th a s imula ted crime site —

r ia ls wpre t ion tha t Brown w o u l d n i speak before ratification of the pla t form unless he endorsed nominee Bill Cl inton, the way Sens. Bob Ker-ry. Tom Harkin and ex-Sen. Paul Tsongas had.

Shrugged U.S. Rep. Sander Lev in of Sou th f i e ld : " J e r r y Brown, in te rms of the November elections, is really not a major factor."

State party chair Gary Corbin said most delegates ' "eyes are on the prize" ra ther than Brown. He said convention leaders gave him no instruct ions to hold down demons t ra t ions for Brown. A par-ty newspaper article was head-lined: "Brown Hotline in New York: 1-800-NUISANCE."

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— N E W Y O R K — T w o s e l f - » t y l e d " t r ansp lan ted queer Michigan-dera" had litt le success approach-ing the Michigan delegation to the Democrat ic Nat ional Convention for changes back home.

" T h e r e are no openly gay Dem-ocratic delegates f rom Michigan." said Bill Dobba, who lived in Bir-mingham in t he '70s and is a law graduate from the Universi ty of Michigan.

"Queers are t rash in th i s coun-try." Dobbs said in l i terature he d is t r ibuted to Michigan delegates. " J u s t as Eric (a fr iend from Bir-mingham who died in New York City of AIDS) couldn ' t be frank about h is life with his owu family, America . . . can' t seem to talk

about" or deal wi th AIDS or queers. How m a n y more have to

die?'1

Dobbs and J o n Nalley. a former Grand Haven and E a s t Lansing resident, t r ied to h o p a bus ride with Michigan delegates from the UN P l a t a Hotel to a S u n d a y night reception at the Amer ican Muse- , um of the Moving Image. Lacking delegate or p r e s s credent ia ls , they were asked to leave.

"Our being thrown off the b u s is a metaphor for how Michigan t reats gays," Dobbs sa id .

They managed to bea t the bus to the m u s e u m a n d were passing out l i terature when five New York police officers s topped them. After five minutes conversat ion, the po-lice backed away, a n d the pair went off to work.

"A - c l i n i c — g a m b i t by the N Y P D , " Dobbs aaid latar. "I have a Currectiuii* pass , a n d I 'm a yer." T h e reception they got from , Michigan delegatas varied from warm to hostile.

In cont ras t to the i r nat ive s ta te . Dobbs sa id . Texas has 11 gay del-e g a t e Cal i fornia " a couple doz-e n " New York has some. In h is view, political meet ings shou ldn ' t be conducted w i thou t representa-t ion from women, gays and e thnic groups. " T h e y (gays) were frozen o u t . " he sa id a f te r contact ing -a Michigan gay lesbian group.

Nalley l is ted 12 f r iends f rom Michigan S ta t e Universi ty who died of AIDS.

He is 32. And h i s l i terature list-ed "A Queer Dozen" th ings Mich-igan Democra t s should do back

• A s ta te law prohib i t ing non-hi r ing trf gays, as €r«ekef B*r*ei announced it woi^ld dp, _

• Repeal .of Mich igan ' s sodo-my law which police in Adrian used in a park s t ing operat ion.

• Universi ty board rules at U-_ M. MSU a n d Wayne S la t e prohi-bi t ing ant i -gay d iscr iminat ion .

• Repeal of Pub l i c Act 490 un-der which Je f f r ey H a n Ion was ex-t radi ted f rom New York S ta te t o Michigan for infect ing people with H t V posit ive vi rus . Dobb worked on HSnlon 's defense.

• Res tore a n d f u n d the Michi-gan Counci l for t h e Arts, who boldly stood u p for free expres-sion.

• ' D u m p (Gov. J o h n ) Engler ."

Literature: Bill Dobbs, right, formerly of Birmingham, was one of the self-described "transplanted queer Michiganders" passing out literature at the Demo-cratic National Convention, at least until they were hassled by the NYPD.

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Appointments

Can ton Townsh ip t rus tees voted Tuesday to reappoint Ron D'Avanzo a n d Ra lph Shufeldt to the Downtown Development Authori ty

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years. D'Avanzo has been DDA cha i rman for four _ years.

The i r new te rms will expire J u n e 22, 1994.

Meetings canceled

Canton Townsh ip Board of T r u s t e e s meetings for Ju ly 21, Aug. 4 a n d Nov. 3 will be canceled due to elections.

The township hall is an official polling place and won't be available on those da tes .

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To make a reservation, call 453-4040.

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• Judy Shellhaas is carving out a reputation as a talented wood-carver, as she's graduated from making miniature pieces of furniture to producing more imaginative carvings.

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If we were all to live in a world carved out of t h e imagina t ion of J u d y She l lhaas , we would be bizarre beings with h a u n t i n g eyes and enchanted livaa.

Unfor tuna te ly , we can only visit ber world by glancing at the figures th i s P l y m o u t h resident carves from chunks of wood.

E igh teen years ago She l lhaas t rans-lated her ar t is t ic talent into min ia tu re pieces of furni ture . Her pieces sold across t he country with price tags as high as $3,800. *

Now Shel lhaas prefers to find more a n i m a t e d and imaginative figures in t he blocks of wood. —

" I ' m sti l l trying to decide what I wan t to be when I grow u p . " Shel lhaas ad-mi t s proudly as she s i t s in a room t h a t she bui l t in the family "homestead ' in P l y m o u t h .

W h e n Shel lhaas began carving 18 years ago it wasn ' t as a hobby. T h e very de ta i led min ia tu re furn i ture site created was highly regarded by collectors, b u t they were not pieces she would select for herself from a gallery.

" T h e y weren' t exactly t he kind of pieces you would have your 3-year-old play wi th . As a mat ter of fact I couldn ' t afford to even buy some of my pieces," she sa id .

S h e s t ud i ed the tu r i e s of fu rn i tu re and yet never copied the p i c tu res she saw in t h e books.

"I s tud ied the designs, bu t never felt it was m i n e if I copied it from a pic-t u r e . " She l lhaas said.

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Wood carver: Judy Shellhaas has sold her work for as much as $3,800.

For the first 15 years of her career she worked 80-hour weeks carv ing pieces for galleries and shops across the country. She took care to make sure her crea-t ions were sold by only one dealer per

3* become comrrfonplace. In those first years of her career she carved 4,600 pieces.

She also built two dollhouses drawing on her love of archi tecture and recreated Mark Twain ' s legendary bed for a mu-

seum in Connecticut. "1 was trying to gracefully get out of

the business, bu t people kept t racking me down, so I decided to go back to school," she said.

Shel lhaas a t t ended Schoolcraf t and then went on to Eas te rn Michigan Uni-versity where she s tudied unde r sculp-tor John Pappas .

" H e got me to make th ings bigger and bigger and made it more in te res t ing to

me , " she said. Now, She l lhaas has happily expand-

ed her horizons, She still teaches a c lass in min ia tu re fu rn i tu re carving for the Min ia tu re Makers Workshop in Royal Oak and she taught for awhile at Green field Village, bu t she finds greater rewards in teaching her small class of carvers in her home a n d exploring her

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SPECIAL EVENTS • ART IM PARK

Kellogg Park in Plymouth will be turned into an art gal-lery Saturday and Sunday, July 18-19, when the annual Art in the Park show comes to town. The event runs daily from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. There will be music, clowns and food, apart from the arts and crafts.

• F!R€ SAFETY

A free mobile fire safety and prevention exhibit for"klds will be hosted by Straight at their facility parking lot, 42320 Ann Arbor Road in Plymouth from noon-5 p.m. Thursday, July 23. Sponsored

-by area organizations jtnri businesses in the community.

FUNDRAISERS

• OOLF TOURNAMENT

Golfers can help raise money for senior programs at the third annual Senior Alliance Golf Classic, teeing off July 29 at Fellows Creek Golf Course in Canton Township. To play, sponsor a hole or donate a door prize, contact Call the Senior Alliance at 722-2830.

• STRAIGHT BENEFIT -

Straight is holding its fourth annual golf classic Saturday, Aug. 1, at Fox Hills Country Club in Plymouth. Straight is a drug rehabilitation program

Registration has begun for classes sponsored by City of Plymouth Parks and Recre-ation. They are: judo, karate, gymnastics and two gymnas-tics summer camps (July 27-31, ages 3-6; August 17-21, ages 7 and up). 456-6620.

• PLYMOUTH YMCA

Classes have begun for spring/summer and include backyard swim, super sitters, step aerobics, day camp for preschool through 12 years, coach pitch, horseback riding lessons, tennis clinics, soccer skills, cheerleadinf. boys and girls softball for ages 7-9, stop smoking/weight control semi-nar and other classes. Call 453-2904. "

• KARATE

Class meets 7:30 p.m. Mon-days and Thursdays. Call Canton Parks and Recreation at 397-5110.

• CHILDBIRTH

The Plymouth Childbirth Ed-ucation Association offers childbirth preparation classes at several locations. Morning and evening classes are avail-able. as well as newborn care and Cesarean preparation classes. Call 459-7477.

Baptist Church. 11095 Hag-gerty Road, between Ann Ar-bor Trail and Ann Arbor Road. Appointments, 455-7711 or 455-4357.

• BREATHERS CUJR

Meets second Wednesday of every month. American Lung Association of Southeast Michigan. Call 559-5100.

• ADULT CARE

Foster care is needed for adults with mental retarda-tion. Call 455-8880 in Wayne County.

• WALKERS

Group walks are at 10 a.m. Monday-Friday and 6:30 p.m. Thursday at St. John Neu-mann Church parking lot. 44800 Warren Road in Can-ton. 455-9042.

• CP* Oak wood Hospital will pres ent a cardiopulmonary resus-citation program 6:30-10 p.m Wednesday. July 22. at the Oak wood Canton Health Cen-ter. 7300 Canton Center Road. To register call 593-4660.

• CANTON LIBRARY

The aurnmer reading club continues until Thursday, July 30, for children in grades 1 -8. Register by July 22. Call 397-0999.

• SUMMER C L A S S E S

Classes for children 6-14 years include science and math camps and discovery days classes at New Morning School in Plymouth. Classes meet through August 21. 420-3331.

Museum and Detroit River cruise). ;

VOLUNTEERS • A L Z H E M K R ' S

Volunteers are needed to as-sist with Adult Day Care Pro-gram for persons with memory impairment. Call 557-8277.

• HEALTH CARE

Speakers on long-term health care and Medicare are avail-able. Call Patty Jamison at 455-0510.

• H O S P I C E S P E A K E R S •

Hospice Services of Western Wayne County has volunteers available to speak to church groups and civic'organiza-tions, 522-4244.

• C L A S S E S

The Canton Recreation Cen-ter offers classes. Call 397-5446.

• EPILEPSY S U P P O R T

Group will meet 1-3 p.m. Sat-

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TRAVEL • WILD R I D E S

The Canton Parks and Recre-ation Services is offering dis-count tickets to area amuse-ment parks and attractions. The tickets can be purchased

tween the ages of 12 and 21. Golf prizes and donations gratefully accepted.

• FASHION S H O W

The Plymouth Canton High School pompon squad will stage a luncheon and fashion show at 1 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 23, at the Karas House in Redford Township. Advance reservations, call Linda Lind-bergh. 455-9420.

CLASS TIME

• SITTER P R O G R A M

Oakwood Hospital sponsors courses in baby-sitting. The classes are at the Oakwood Canton Health Center, 7300 Canton Center Road in Can-ton. Call 1593-4660.

at the Canton Townstiip Ad-ministration Building, 1150 S. Canton Center Road, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:40 p.m. week-days. Call 397-5110.

EDUCATION • READING A S S I S T A N C E

Free adult tutoring and confi-dential skills assessment. Call Community Literacy-Council, 451-6555.

• FREE C L A S S E S

IBM training and GED train-ing, Plymouth-Canton Com-munity Education. Call 451-6555.

• HOSPICE

Hospice of Washtenaw needs volunteers that can offer as-sistance with program sup-port and'or direct care. Call 741-5777.

• MEAL DELIVERY

Needed to package or deliver meals to homebound seniors living in the Plymouth/Can-ton community. Call 326-4444.

• FOOD DISTRIBUTION

Focus:HOPE provides food to eligible Canton senior citizens at the Canton Recreation Center. 397-1000. Ext. 278.

• HEALTHCARE

Volunteers are needed at the Arbor Health Building. Plym-

The Plymouth Parks and Recreation Department offers a variety of group trips. The schedule includes: July 13, Chesaning Showboat & Rich Little; July 15, 50th Anniver-sary of Casablanca, Fox The-ater, July 19-25, Alaska; July 28-Aug. 3, Canadian Rockies; July 29, Shipshewana & Am-ish Flea Market; July 31. Maritime Cruise on Detroit River. Call 455-6620.

FOR YOUR HEALTH

• PRESCHOOL C L A S S E S

Registration is on for the fall session of Me and My Shadow-day or evening classes at New Morning School in Plymouth. Call 420-3331.

• Christ the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Canton is holding fall registration now. 981-0286.

a Plymouth Christian Pre-School in Canton, fall regis-tration, 459-3505. The Acade-my has also opened a third Kindergarten class.

• Creative Day Nursery School, in Canton, offers fall classes, 981 -3990.

outh. and McAuley Health Building. Canton. Call 572-4159. r

• PLYMOUTH YMCA

Volunteers needed. 453-2904.

• W 0 M E N S CLUB

The Business and Profession-al Womens Club will have a potluck picnic at 6 p.m. Mon-day. July 20. For information and reservations, call Liz Johnson at 455-9000 or Mar-cia Rapnicki at 437-7408.

• WOOLQATHERERS

Knitting Guild meets the third Thursday of every month at 6:30 p . m in the Sal-vation Army building at 9451

For further information call Karen Rumptz at 420-4022.

• F U N - S E E K E R S

Fun-Seekers, people 21 and older, meets the first and third Saturdays of each month Wide ranee of activi

SENIOR CITIZENS

• SENIOR T R I P S

City of Plymouth Parks and Recreation offers the follow-ing trips: Thursday, July 30. Tigers vs. White Sox; Friday, July 31, Detroit maritime (tour of Dossin Greak Lakes

ties. 522-2166.

• STAMP CLUB

West Suburban Stamp Club meets at 8 p.m. the first and third Friday of the month at Plymouth Cultural Center, 525 Farmer Street in Plym-outh.

IN SUPPORT • P A R E N T / T E E N S U P P O R T

Group meets 7 p.m. Wednes-days at Plymouth Canton High School. Call Tamara Behiry at 416-1572.

urday, July 18, in Farmington. Call Sue DesMarais at 474-6335.

• MULTIPLE S C L E R O S I S

Group meets 2-4 p.m. Sunday. July 19, at St. Johns Episco-pal Church. 574 Sheldon, south of Ann Arbor Trail in Plymouth. Information, call Carol Krawczak at 455-2461.

• WOMEN'S THERAPY

A group for adult children of alcoholic and dysfunctional families is forming at Growth Works in Plymouth. Call 455-4902.

• P A R K I N S O N ' S GROUP

Meets at 7 p.m. the second Thursday of the month, Livo-n ia Senior Citizens Center.— 15218 Farmington Road, south of Five Mile. Call 459-0216 or 421 4208.

• ADULT RECOVERY

Chemical Dependency Out pa tient Program provides thera-py for adults at Straight Inc., 42320 Ann Arbor Road" Plym-outh. Call 453-2610.

• SELF HELP

Families Anonymous meets at 8 p.m. Thursdays. St. John Neumann Church. 44800 Warren Road. Canton. Call 453-2811.

• W O M E N ' S S U P P O R T

Meets 4-5:30 p.m. Mondays. Field Elementary School, 100 S. Haggerty Road, Canton. Plymouth Family Service. Call 4W-U8yU. • Meets 1-3 p.m. Monday! in Starkweather Center. 550 N. Hoi brook. Register. Commu-nity Education Department and Plymouth Family Ser-vices. Call 451-6555.

east of Farmington Road. Shows are at 10:30 a.m., 11:30 a m- and 12:30 p.m. Wednes-days through August 19. Sponsored by the Farmington Downtown Development Au-thority. 473-7276.

• NORTHVILLE

Genitti 's Hole in the Wall res-taurant will present "Fiddler on the Roof upstairs at Northville's Masonic Temple following a seven-course din-ner at the restaurant at 108 East Main Street in North-ville. Performances are July • 17. 18,23. 24,25, 3Q. 31 and Aug. 1. Saturday matinees are July 18. 25 and Aug. 1. Reser vations. 349-0522 or fax 349-4641.

• A N N A R S O R

The Street Art Fair will be 9 a7m^9 p.m. Wednesday through Friday, and Saturday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. July 22-25, on South University^Avenue. East University Avenue and Church Ann Arbtfr.

• A N N A P O L I S HOSPITAL

Free screenings are available in Wayne by appointment only: 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Fri-day. July 31, colorectal cancer for men and women over 40, 1 -3 p.m. Tuesday, July 28. pros-tate cancer for men over 40; and 1-5 p.m. Thursday, July 30. pap screening for women. By appointment only. Call 467-2539.

• DETROIT INSTITUTE

Special programs and classes for special youngsters are being offered through August

at Faith Cnvpnant Church. West 14 Mile at Drake Road in Farmington Hills. For therapy programs and classes, call 832-1100; for music, art and dance programs. 646-3347.

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• TOUGH LOVE

Meets 7 p.m. Mondays. Par ent group meets at Faith Community Church, 46001 Warren Road. Canton. Call 981-5967.

• A L Z H E I M E R ' S G R O U P

Meets 7 p.m. first Wednesday of each month in Leisure Vil-lage, 31720 Van Bom Road in Wayne. Call 326 8030.

C A L E N D A R F O R M

• S U P E R V I S E D P L A Y G R O U N D

Canton kids don't need to be alone in their neighborhood park. The Canton Parks and Recreation Department offers supervised play. Call 397-5110.

• NEW MORNING SCHOOL

Classes in Plymouth for boys and girls begin July 21. Sci-ence and math camps begin in August. 420-3331.

• BLOOD D R I V E S

Kroger in Canton, located at 5720 N. Sheldon (intersection of Ford and Sheldon), will sponsor a blood drive in con-junction with the American -Red Croott from 12:30-6:30

p.m. Friday, July 17. Appoint-ments can be made at the Kroger pharmacy or by calling 459-0104. • Vietnam Veterans will sponsor a blood drive 3-9 p.m. Friday, July 17, at Central

The Plymouth wd Canton Obsarvsn welcome Calendar items. Items should be from non-profit com-munity group* or individuals announcing a community program or event. Please type or print the information below and mail your item to The Calendar, Plymouth and Canton Observers, 744 Mng. Plymouth, MI 48170, or by fax to 313-459-4224 Deadline for Calendar items is noon Fnday for the following Thursday's paper. Call 459-2700 if you have any questions y j

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NEARBY • LIVONIA A teen dance for the under-21 crowd will be held 8 p.m.-12 a.m. every Monday night, at the Embassy Suites Hotel. Call NRG Productions in Northville at 347-9053.

Entertainment at the Sum-mer Fun Series is Wednes-days under the green-and-white striped tent in the Downtown Farmington Center parking lot on Grand River,

• SAILING C L A S S E S

Sail on Lake St. Clair in a 23-foot sailboat. Contact Jack Leverenz Sailing School. 1177 Cadieux Road. Grosse Pointe Park. Mich. 48230 or call 1-313-886-7887.

• SOUTHFIELD

SPACE for Changing Fami-lies is a support group for men and women dealing with the loss of a long-term marriage. 25 years or over. August meet-ings are at the SPACE office. 30233 Southfield Road. Suite 100 in Southfield. Register. 258-6606.

SINGLES • BETHANY The group is for divorced, widowed, separated and single people over age 21. Bethany-

support group for newly sepa rated and divorced people. Meetings are Sunday after-noons at Our Lady of Sorrows School in Farmington. Call 471-2708.

CAMPUS NOTES

To submit your academic honor or graduation an-nouncement to Campus Notes, send the material pnnted or typewntten to. Nancy Pennington, Ptymvuth'Conton Observer. 744 Wing Street. Plymouth. Mich. 481 70.

• NATALIE BROHL of P l y m o u t h , a 1990 g r a d u a t e of

Divine Child High School, received high academic honors, maintaining a 3.8 grade point average out of a possible 4.0 at Saint Mary's Collate. She ia co-cap-tain of the University of Notre Dame's Pompon squad and ia on the staff of Mid American Pompon. She works a t the summer camps for the high school pompon squada. She ia a volunteer at the Early Childhood Development Center on the campus of Saint Mary'a.

• TWA N. AI I MAN of Canton received the General Motors-Equal Employment Opportunity Commis-sion Scholarship, a monetary award baaed on grade point average nr need. She ia a computer information systems major

• m SMN KWAK and • TAMARA ROGERS, both of Canton, recently partici-pated in the annual Minoritiee in Engineering Pro

mi n Technological University. The pro-gram provides expoaure to applied technology, com-puter science, and several forms of engineering. Participants are chosen on a competitive bests and must have a strong background in mathematics and science Kwak ia the daughter of Se ro and Young ja Kwak. and is a aenior at Plymouth Salem High School where ahe participates in the National Honor Society, tennis, debate club, newspaper, and ia the president of the student council. Rogers ia the daogh ter of John and Jean Rogers, and is a aenior at Plym outh Salem High School where she participates in the St Mary's Youth Group, ia the Treasurer for Sor relies Sorority, and is an honor student.

• BRYAN KITTLESON of Plymouth, entering Alma College as freshmen in the fall of 1992. have been awarded scholarships by the col lege King ia receiv-ing s Presidential Scholarship. Kittlssoa has been

awarded a Tartan Award. Jonea and King are each receiving a Performance Scholarship jn instrumental music. Jonea ia the daughter of Jeffrey and Janice Jonea; King ia the daughter of Ruaaell and Bonnie King. Kittleson is the son of Rusaei and Kathleen Kittleson. All are a 1992 graduates of Plymouth-Can-ton High School. I

• MICIMGAN STATE students earned perfect 4.0 grade point average for winter term 1992 The honors list includes: Meghan A. Lynch. Canton; Jeremy L. Reed. Canton; Brian A. Uryga, Canton; Michelle L. Gran-ing, Plymouth.

• MCIRGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY students achieving a grade point average of 3.5 or higher made the winter quarter Dean's List. The honors Hat in-clude*: Eric f . Banners of Plymouth, a freshman in mechanical engineering; Gregory W Dedea of Plym outh. sophomore in civil engineering, Joel R. Kuhn. of Plymouth, senior in electrical engineering; Steven L Dickie of Canton, junior in mechanical engineer ing Jennifer L Horate of Canton, a sophomore in environmental engineering.

• TONY PAPPAS, son of Greg and Gloria Papas of Plymouth, made the dean's list at Central Michigan University both semesters. Also he was elected repre-sentative of his dorm. He will attend Michigan State University this fall.

• SUSAN GOZELL, daughtar of Relph and Mary Botell of Plymouth, participated in the Michigan Youth Arts Festival held in May on the campus of Western Michigan University in Kalamaaoo Susan ; is a junior at Plymouth Salem High School.

• MARTIN J. tWALO, of Canton ia a nearly appointed member of Alpha Sigma Nu, the National Jesui t Honor Society at the University of Detroit Mercy J College Ewald, a aenior BngJiah and History major ' waa honored for his academic excellence at the Uni ; versify Honors Convocation. In addition to this aaa* demic award. Ewaid has besn s peer tutor at U of D Mercy's writing center and freehman boys basketball coach at Plymouth Salem High School, both for the past four years.

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imagination and the blocks of wood for more eclectic figures.

"I love carving and 1; love teaching. Lm just not sure where to go from there." she said.

Shellhaas is not selling any of her wares these days. She ia fiftdlnK great Heieimy, lumever. in creating a sort of medieval carousel. The figures are either

carousel horses, one of which will someday be sold. The other horse, which never made it past the head piece, will remain on display in her home

"This one 1 will just never sell. I really have strong feelings toward it," Shellhaas said of the horse's head on display in her family room

The ar t is t , however, has

^charmingly gruesome or graceful" and elegant. The carousel itself lives only- in Shellhaas" mind.

"I love working on them. I thrive on intense detail and love all the variations." Sbellhaas said with great excitement as she runs her fingers down the scaled back of a "beautiful" dragon "It 's difficult to go back to doing the furniture where you're locked into the high renaissance "

Shellhaa* works the figures out of blocks of basswood. She makes a model on paper and then works on a prototype from wood. She keeps all of the proto types for herself. r .

"They're not usually the best pieces, but they are the first ones. It's where it starts."

Once the figure has emerged. Shellhaas goes at it with paint and brush. Many sculptors, she said, are afraid of color .-but she thrives on it.

Each piece can take from 50 to 500 hours and Shellhaa?. takes care to document" every hour spent.

She has carved a few full-size

learned that she cannot keep ev-erything she makes.

"I sm attached to the piece as' 1 am working on it. It 's an exten-sion of while you're working on it. but you have to Ut it go."

While jjShellhaas' current work is unusual, she maintains some sense of reality by studying the way muscles move and hair flows. She studies animal books to select body parts for the crea-tures she sees in her mind before they take shape in the wood.

"There are some absolutes that you cannot change." she ex-plains. "Muscles move a certain way on the skeleton. Tha t doesn't change."

Shellhaas has made efforts to pass her art onto her children. Her^son has no interest at all. she said, and while her daughter has a real flair for it. she does not share her love for the wood.

"Most people who try it love it." Shellhaas said. "I've only-had one student who just really hated it."

While the local sculptor is now doing something she loves, she is

not ready to stop exploring new options for her skills. After building a new deck this sum-mer, she has become interested in landscape architecture and may take some classes in that area She would also like to

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Detailed work: Judy Shellhaas has created pieces that are being sought by collectors. The study of three centuries of wood carving helped influ-ence her"carvings.

make special carvings for the garden.

Wherever Shellhaas chooses to build her world of elegant wood figures, someone is sure to feel privileged to be among the visi-tors to her imagination.

Ribcrackers take to skies over fest

Air traffic was high above North Farmington High School last wsek-end as the Ribcrackers, s radio con tfol plans group, tnriit over the, sky

fly a plane via a buddy box training system, which consist* of s cord and two transmitters so that the ex-pert can step in whenever there Is an error or mistake

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Great Sit In benefits literacy council, hospice B I B A R B A R A W I L S O N S T * K I WKITKR

Just sittin" in the window watch-ing the world go by.

That 's what several local celebri-ties will he doing to help two local service organizations.

The Canton Community Founda-tion is helping to organize "One Great Sit In For A Great Cause." The event will benefit the Literacy Council and Hospice.

"In addition to raising some money, we hope the event will be a consciousness-raising activity for

the community," said R. William Joyner. executive director of the Canton Community Foundation.

The Little Professor Book Cen-ter. South Main Street in Plym-outh. will donate use of their win-dows for the "sitters" to sit in dur-ing the weekend of Sept. IT.

Plymouth City Commissioner Dennis Shrewsbury will " s i t " a to-tal of 70 hours on behalf of Hospice, while Observer editor Jeff Counts will represent the Literacy Council for the entire weekend.

' • T h m will he celebrity "sitters'"

who will Sit in the other two win-dows for one-hour shifts. Joyner said.

Celebrities are still being sought for those positions, according to Joyner.

The "sitters' ' will be on display along with their favorite reading material and they will have a buck-et nearby for contributions from passers by.

They will enter the windows at noon Sept. 11. and will remain there until 2 p.m Sept 13

The Literacy- Council, under the direction of Cheryl Laubacher.

serves area residents who lack read ing and writing skills. They may be learning English as a second lan-guage or they may have missed out on these studies as youngsters

The Literacy Council helps by matching trained, volunteer tutors with students

Hospice Services, under the di-rection of Maureen Butrico. helps families cope when one of their rela-tives has a terminal disease Through hospice, terminally-ill pa-tient* may .-hiKisf to rllf at home rather than in a hospital environ-ment.

in celebration of the Farmington Founders Festival.

quently kidded about their club name and asked whether the club is made up of retired chiropractors

Not so. say members. A club member 's 9-year old

daughter coined the group's name during the 1950s after watching and taking note of the amount of ribs in the plane's airfoil that were broken as a result of flying.

The Ribcrackers were originally organized as a non-profit model ai-plane club under the auspices of the Livonia Department of Parks and Recreation. The group numbers 130 and emphasizes safe sports flying-

Watching a show is addicting. "I came and watched s show." said Dan,Wamboldt. the club's current club president and West Bloomfield resident, as he explained how he got started.

Ribcrackers members host sever al events throughout the year in-

• eluding pylon races, limbo contests, balloon Bursts and fun flying.

Hilda, the witch, a plane dressed up as a witch atop a broom, is a hit at every air show. Wamboldt said. "Barry ' Killick. a club member, built the witch seven or eight years ago," Wamboldt said.

Hilda usually sustains some damage after flight but Saturday she completely lost her head when she collided with another plane.

"'When she gets near the ground, her legs actually drag on the ground like she's walking." said Jac Mo-sier. club treasurer, who lives in South Lyon.

Dr. Keith Shaw, of Ann Arbor, who Wamboldt termed a "top elec-tric modeler in the world" was on hand to fly his electric planes (elec-tric motor and battery I. One achieved a speed of 140 mph.

"Blink and it 's in the next coun-ty." saul the announcer when

—Shaw a plane buzxed by

Products -303, was displsyed but not flown al the

ton Area Jaycees "1 plan to take the plane to Fowlerville for its maiden flight this summer." said Krzysik. a Wixom resident.

It took Krzysik six years to finish building the plane, which was con-structed in his second floor apart ment. "The 28 foot wing span took part of the living room and part of the dining room." Krzysik said-

Model airscraft kits suitable for beginners are available in hobpy shops starting at about $350 and will take about 50-60 hours or "a month of spare time" to build, ac coring to club information.

The club also owns ..an IC'OM scanner to check for potential radio interference at flying sites and a li-brary of aircraft videotapes

Club officers say that learning to fly varies with the student » profi ciency — some require several-years. others take one flying season The club has two flying sites: Rus sell Field, just south of 10 Mile, be tween Taf t and Novi roads, in Novi. and Ray Field, on Grand River, one mile east of New Hudson

Annual d u b dues are $30 with a one-time initiation fee of $10. Jun ior members (younger than 181 may join the club at no cost. A youth group is currently being formed. Members are also urged to join the Academy of Model Aeronautics, which provides insurance coverage An AMA membership is required for flying radio control aircraft at club fields

The club meets the first and third Mondays during the school year at Holmes Middle school in Livonia. During the summer, busi-ness meetings are held at the Livo-nia Senior Center with the second meeting of the month held at Ray Field, on Grand River, one mile east of New Hudson

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There will be p l e n t y of po in t s of view from • which to choose when C a n t o n voters go

to the pol ls on Aug. 4 to cas t the i r bal lots in t h e R e p u b l i c a n a n d Democra t i c p r imary e lec t ions for m e m b e r s of t h e C a n t o n T o w n s h i p Board of T r u s t e e s .

T h e election will narrow a field of six Repub-l icans down to four c a n d i d a t e s who. in Novem-ber. will face two Democra t s on the ballot .

In the R e p u b l i c a n p r i m a r y race, we recom-mend J i m P a n o s , M e l i s s a M c L a u g h l i n , P h i l L a J o y and J o h n B u r d z i a k .

P a n o s is a newcomer , bu t he has qua l i t i e s needed by t h e board . He ' s t h e k ind of person who l ikes to sit down a n d ta lk to residents a b o u t the i r c o m m u n i t y . Also, as director of pub l ic works for the city of R o m u l u s , he h a » knowledge abou t government con t rac t s a n d the b idd ing process. S u c h exper ience is needed on the board. Ma tched wi th h is abi l i ty to l is ten, he will make a good t rus tee .

McLaughl in , a n o t h e r poli t ical newcomer, is a long t i m e C a n t o n resident who has worked ha rd on historical preservat ion in t h e c o m m u n i t y . T h a t , coupled with her vision of Can ton as a place where the rural cha rac t e r can be retained.

will m a k e he r a fine t rus tee . LaJoy w a s appo in t ed to the board , bu t h a s

been a n i n d e p e n d e n t voice. As the owner-opera-tor of a t e m p o r a r y employee p l a c e m e n t firm, he br ings exper ience in employee relations t o the board . Also, he is a soccer buff who h a s vo lun-teered a s a coach. C a n t o n is a young c o m m u n i t y where recreation is impor tan t . La-Joy s back-ground in soccer will make the board aware ol t he needs of young people in the c o m m u n i t y .

B u r d z i a k is a n o t h e r appoin tee to t h e board , bu t h a s served as cha i rman of the t o w n s h i p p l a n n i n g commiss ion . T h a t knowledge is a he lp to a t o w n s h i p board t ha t faces d e v e l o p m e n t is-s u e s on a da i ly bas is .

R u n n i n g in the Democrat ic p r i m a r y a re S t u -ar t S c h u c h a n d J o h n Cleaver. Bo th expressed the i r de s i r e s to m a k e Can ton a be t t e r p lace to live. W e ' r e glad they ' re in the race.

B e c a u s e they ' re the only Democra t s on the bal lo t , they will face the winners of t h e Repub l i -can race in November .

B u t first t h e r e is t he pr imary on Aug. 4 W e urge everyone to vote. W h e n they do, they e m -power t h e en t i r e communi ty .

Vote on Aug. 4.

I was ext remely d i s appo in t ed a t t h e ar t icle in t h e Observer , "Feat fea-tures f u n for all ages ." T h e ar t icle

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- for C a n t o n T o w n s h i p . I a lso fel t d i s t u r b e d a t being

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Coverage disappoints

Stadium sale good for suburbs too Fes t C o m m i t t e e . I want to t h a n k you and m ® y o u r s taff for he lp ing to publ ic ize our

The ser ious compe t i t i on between Mike II-itch a n d Edsel Ford II for the Detroi t Tigers m e a n s s u b u r b a n Det ro i te rs can

brea the a collective sigh of relief. T h e latest re-l>orts have hockey/pizza m a g n a t e Hitch edging ou t Ford as t h e leading con tende r to t ake the Tigers off cash - shor t T o m M o n a g h a n ' s h a n d s .

T h e pending sale — which still needs approv-al "of o ther Amer ican League t e a m owners — m e a n s no s t a d i u m will likely be p lunked down in western Wayne or no r the rn Oak land Coun ty .

Both men. bu t pa r t i cu la r ly Hitch, are bus i -ness vis ionaries who t ake a long-term, regional approach to m a j o r dec is ions . T h a t ' s one reason Hitch kept the Red Wings on the Detroi t River f ront ins tead of s k a t i n g off to Pon t iac . T h e ci ty 's revived t hea t e r d is t r ic t a n d moving Li t t l e Caesar ' s corporate h e a d q u a r t e r s from Farming-ton Hil ls to the Fox T h e a t r e bu i ld ing a lso dem-ons t r a t e Hi tch ' s gutsy style.

T h a t kind of civic c o m m i t m e n t ind ica tes a solid effort will be m a d e to kt^ep the T igers where they belong — in Detroi t .

T h e sale will hope fu l ly k ick-s ta r t s tal led ne-got ia t ions wi th W a y n e C o u n t y Execut ive Ed-ward M c N a m a r a over t h e s i te a n d financing for a new s t a d i u m , preferably downtown-

It would be even be t te r , of course, if t h e T igers ' new playing field was bu i l t w i thou t pub-lic financing. Hitch of Bloomfie td Hil ls and

While the trend In the '70s wet to build about as far out of town as the freeways ran, the newest stadiums In the American League — Minnesota, Chicago and Balti-more — were all built In the cen-ter city.

First A n n u a l C o m m u n i t y Liber ty Fest . T h e special inser t pub l i shed in your T h u r s d a y , J u n e 25. p a p e r was wonder fu l . As a c o m m i t t e e , how-ever. we were somewha t d i s a p p o i n t e d wi th the Monday . J u n e 29. ar t icle by Mr. R a l p h Ech t inaw. As t h e leading newspape r in t h e P l y m o u t h - C a n t o n area, we did not feel t h i s arti-

' »-le was u p to your s t a n d a r d s of profess ional jou rna l i sm and it did not reflect t h e e s sence or

I qua l i ty of our First Liber ty Fest . I have had -I—manv of the fest ival worker - and pa r t i c ipan t s

Poor tasteu

As one of the found ing board m e m b e r s of the C a n t o n Chal lenge Fes t . fo re runne r ot t h i s year 's Liberty Fes t . I was su rpr i sed

a n d d i s a p p o i n t e d to read Ra lph E c h t i n a w ' s f ront page ar t icle on the fest ival . T h e Liberty Fes t . a long with the Cha l lenge Fest before it. p rov ides res idents a n d vis i tors wi th a n excel-lent h p p o r t u n i t y to enjoy the C a n t o n communi -ty. T h e fest ival i& s taf fed by h u n d r e d s of volun leers who work long hou r s to m a k e it a success, a n d I believe tha t Mr. Ech t inaw h a s done a great d isservice to both the c o m m u n i t y and to t h o s e ded i ca t ed people with h is ar t icle .

K a t h l e e n K e f n - M r ( ' a r t h y . P l y m o u t h

Ford of Gross* Po in te . l ike M u n a g h a n . a r t j h i n d t h e t ime t weal thy enough to s ink the i r own money in to t h e project, or at t he very leas t ob ta in credi t or

a t t r ac t p r iva te inventors — W a y n e C o u n t y votess could have a chance t o

s h a p e t h e new owner ' s t h ink ing on t h a t i s sue as early a s t h i s fall with a referendum on a hote l / e n t e r t a i n m e n t tax.

W e a re not naive. A downtown loca t ion , whi le v i b r a n t a n d easi ly accessible, won ' t be t h e cure-all for De t ro i t ' s mass ive socioeconomic prob-lems.

B u t t h a t so lu t ion would be far b e t t e r for baseba l l f a n s a n d s u b u r b a n residents a l ike t h a n b u i l d i n g a $200-mill ion d i a m o n d fo r t r e s s in P l y m o u t h T o w n s h i p , A u b u r n Hi l l s or s o m e o the r r e m o t e locat ion ident i f ied in su rveys a s " t h e c e n t e r of t h e t e a m ' s c u s t o m e r b a s e for t h e 21st c e n t u r y . "

A s u b u r b a n s t a d i u m would u n d o u b t e d l y pro-vide T ige r s p a t r o n s with a safe e n v i r o n m e n t a n d e n s u r e t h e t e a m ' s prof i tabi l i ty .

B u t it wou ld a lso con t r ibu te heavi ly to u r b a n , sp rawl a n d pu t the Tigers a b o u t 20 years be-

Whi lp the t r end in t h e "70s was

call m e voicing their d i s p l e a s u r e with the tone

of the ar t ic le .

1 feel t h e C a n t o n c o m m u n i t y now has a festi- | val in which to l ake pr ide in a n d to call i ts own. We a re s t r iv ing to m a k e Liber ty Fest 93 even bet ter . T h a n k you.

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Lawsuit awards spell tax increase

The s t a t e Cour t of C l a i m s let t he o the r shoe s ta r t fal l ing to t h e floor las t mon th

J u s t a s I told you las t yea r it would. I n g h a m Circu i t J u d g e J a m e s Gidd ings , s i t -

t ing as t h e Cour t of C la ims , ru led s t a t e govern-ment is obliged to pay t h e cos t s of ope ra t ing

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to b u i l d a b o u t as far out of town a s t h e f reeways ran . t h e newes t s t a d i u m s in the A m e r i c a n League —» M i n n e s o t a . Chicago a n d B a l t i m o r e — were al l bu i l t in t h e center c i ty .

QUESTION:

Are you going to watch the Democratic National Con-vention on television, why or«#hy not?

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tr ial cour t s . T h e s e are t h e c i rcui t , p roba te and d is t r ic t cou r t s in 82'/% count ies .

All sor t s of figures are bounc ing a r o u n d about the cost . I would put it at $400 mi l l ion per year to t h e s t a t e general f u n d .

W h a t h a p p e n e d is tha t in 1980 the s t a t e be-gan pay ing for local cour t s , s t a r t i n g a n d stop-p ing wi th W a y n e C o u n t y and Detroi t . T h e s ta te

Heft-ties.

„Now. m o s t people reading Detroi t pape r s and wa tch ing Detroi t T V have no idea how bit ter ly o u t s t a t e r s resent t ha t f u n n e l i n g of the i r taxes down 1-96 to 2 Woodward Avenue. So 76 coun-t ies a n d 56 local u n i U hi red G r a n d R a p i d s at-torney Doug Van Es sen t o sue.

It took th ree years. T h e a p p e a l s p rocess will t ake a n o t h e r th ree years. B u t Van E s s e n ' s cli-en t s a re s u r e t o prevai l , s ince m a n y S u p r e m e Cour t j u s t i c e s are c o m m i t t e d to ful l s t a t e fund-ing of t r ia l cour t s .

Le t ' s pu t t he money in to perspect ive . T h e s t a t e budge t cu r ren t ly ia in the $7.5 bi l l ion ba l l pa rk , p u t t i n g t h i s coat a t 5 pe rcen t of total .

C o n s i d e r w h a t has h a p p e n e d in the las t two p u n k economic years:

e Gov. J o h n Engler se t t l ed t h e O a k l a n d C o u n t y men ta l hea l th su i t for several h u n d r e d mil l ion.

e T h e s t a t e has whacked t h e welfare, com-merce, regula tory a n d o the r budget s egmen t s h u n d r e d s of mi l l ions more, ho ld ing educa t ion levels b u t th rowing more b u r d e n s on univers i -t ies a n d out -of - for tnula school d i s t r i c t s .

e Engle r ' s " c u t a n d c a p " p roper ty tax plan is on t h e bal lo t and get t ing e n t h u a i a a t i c suppor t f rom m o s t R e p u b l i c a n legislat ive cand ida t e s . If app roved , it will coat more t h a n $1 bi l l ion when p h a s e d in over five years

My predic t ion haa been t h a t if any two of a

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face a s u b s t a n t i a l tax increase. T h e Oak land s u i t w a s first on the list. T h e cour t su i t is likely to be t h e second T h e money j u s t i sn ' t there, a n d t h e economic growth isn ' t poss ib le .

T h e r e was an in teres t ing wr ink le t o the Pa t t e r son -Ande r son tax cut p roposa l — remem ber? T h e one that d idn ' t get on the bal lo t Hid-d e n in the fine pr int was a sect ion saying the s t a t e cou ldn ' t raise taxes to pay for lawsui t a w a r d s Brooks Pa t t e r son a n d Pa t r i ck Ander »on clearly recognized what could h a p p e n

Again: In the next one to e ight years , we face a s u b s t a n t i a ! increase in s t a t e taxes , whether a n y o n e likes it or not.

T h * fflrcw are In mot ion W r r a n ' r tegnrtarr aga in s t t h e m any more t h a n we can legislate a g a i n s t an e a r t h q u a k e or a hea t wave.

Meanwhi l e , we can b rea the a sigh of relief t h a t t h e " K I D S " proposal fell f lat on getting s i g n a t u r e s for the bal lot

Never mind what the le t ters K - I - D - S s tand for because i t ' s a s h a m T h i s Yps i lan t i -based g r o u p w a n t s to reword the Mich igan Cons t i tu t ion t o m a k e equ i t ab le school f u n d i n g a consti-t u t i o n a l right. In short , t hey are invi t ing, asking for. begging for a lawsui t t o nar row t h e gap be-tween rich a n d poor school d i s t r i c t s .

A n d in these subu rbs , ou r kids* school pro g r a m s would have been reduced .

Tim Richard report a regularly on the local im-plications of state arH regional events

many people h a d mis in te rp re ted my pa in t ing of m y dog a n d ca t . and since the dog was only yawning, I h a d to t i t le it , " T h e dog is yawning ," so t ha t people would not be a l a rmed by it. I also told of an inc ident where t h e original pho to had been d i sp layed a t a pho to s tore in Wes t land Mal l , and a woman cla iming to be an a n i m a l rights act ivis t had in-sisted on the removal of t h e photo f rom the store. 1 would never call a person a "wacko" a n d felt t ha t t he art icle m a d e me sound insens i t ive to t h e feelings of those who feel strongly a b o u t a n i m a l s '

! rights.

tyfest in C a n t o n , and I feel tha t it w a s a great success . We had the strong sup-

; port of t h e C a n t o n c o m m u n i t y and the townsh ip officials . I t h ink Bob Dates . Dianne Neihengen a n d Kevin Mill d id

I a terrific job of p u t t i n g t ips event to-! gether a n d seeing t h a t it ran smoothly . I I also t h i n k t h a t credi t should be given • to Sha ron Dil lenbeck of D&M Stud ios

for pu t t ing on the first fine a r t s fair tha t C a n t o n has ever had. T h e fine art-ists had experience ranging from th i s being the i r first show to more than 20 years of experience, and a good t ime was had by all. , .

J u l i e A. G i o r d a n o , a r t i s t c o - c h a i r fine a r t s .

C a n t o n L i b e r t y F e s t . N o r t h vi l ie

uvei its reporting qua l i ty . I will readily a d m i t my b ias : I work

for C a n t o n T o w n s h i p and I d id par t i c i -pa te marginal ly in the work t h a t w e n t in to the mount ing of Liber ty Fes t .

"However, white 1 oTcour i s h o p e d for"

t h e n o r m a l p ress boos te r i sm t h a t ac-compan ie s such a c o m m u n i t y even t , I was a lso more than ready to a c c e p t ' a eer tain amoun t of p r in t c r i t ic ism fomit.fl

POINTS o r VIEW

Burda Bro the r s Inc. . Car ro l l ton A r m s / B o b Paciocco, I s l a n d Lake Asso-ciation. Richard Lewis ton , Firs t of America Bank . T o y s - R - U s . Alrose Inc., P lymou th C o n s t r u c t i o n E q u i p m e n t . Dan n e a n d Co. -Financia l Services , M a

" Affi l iates. W a s t e M a n a g e m e n t of

Michigan, All P a r t i e s Concerned , Can -ton C h a m b e r of C o m m e r c e , H.W. Mo-tor H o m e s Inc.. O m n i c o m Cablevis ion .

shortcomings, reaj or imagined . W h a t J was not prepared to accep t

was dement i a . T h e pr imary culpr i t is Ra lph R.

Ech t inaw, "identified a s s taff wri ter . Monday ' s art icle was Mr. E c h t i n a w ' s t h i rd on Liberty Fest . T h e first a r t i c le , p r in ted on J u n e 11, was t ho rough ly sn ide in tone and seemed t o be de l ibe r -ately hur t fu l . T h e second a r t i c le , p u b -l ished J u n e 25, t he day before L ibe r ty Fest began, went a reasonable d i s t a n c e in mak ing a m e n d s for the ear l ier a r t i -cle. Mr. Ech t inaw 's ar t ic le on J u n e 29. however, was in un re l en t ing bad t a s t e . 4 finished it with a feeling of revu l s ion . (Mr. Echt inaw's wri t ing sadly nega ted the impact of Sherr ie Buzby ' s fine pho-tography. which accompanied h i s a r t i -cle.)

I remain puzzled why a wri ter d i s -playing such bald and i n a p p r o p r i a t e host i l i ty was ever ass igned to ijfrite abou t Liberty Fest . Because all t h r e e ar t ic les were page one s tor ies , t h e im-pl icat ion is t ha t the Observer w a s in-t en t on damaging the event. If t h i s is not t he case, then one would t h i n k it self-evident tha t a reporter s h o u l d not work his personal d e m o n s ou t in pub l i c a n d his editor should not a b e t h i m .

G e r a l d M a r t i n . C a n t o n

Regal Const ruct ion^

Arms cuts wrong

I was deeply concerned a b o u t t h e recent a n n o u n c e m e n t by the B u s h A d m i n i s t r a t i o n t h a t t he U.S.

t p l a n s t o mass ive ly reduce it* remain- _ I ing nuclear capab i l i t y by a whopping

two t h i r d s of w h a t is l e f t af ter previoi cu ts . 1 believe s u c h mass ive cuts a re not jus t i f ied a n d in fact pu t t he very

Hams. Also a pe r sona l t h a n k you to

T h e C a m e r o C l u b of M i c h i g a n and my Liberty Fest C o m m i t t e e of M i k e Gouin. K i m Schersch l ig t , M a r i a n n e Stewart , Kevin Mil l , P a t T a n s k i . Di-anne Neihengen a n d T a m m i e Colling.

We hope the C a n t o n C o m m u n i t y en-joyed the Firs t A n n u a l L ibe r ty Fest and will look forward wi th pr ide and exci tement to L ibe r ty Fes t 93 on J u n e 25-27. 1993. Bob D a t e s , p a r k s a n d r e c r e a t i o n

s e r v i c e s

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Article was bizarre

I m u s t register my e m p h a t i c irr i ta-t ion at t h e bizarre ar t icle on the C a n t o n Liberty Fes t t ha t appea red

in the C a n t o n Observer on J u n e 29. Given my experienc,; t ha t the Observer has his tor ical ly been the most accura te and edi tor ia l ly even-handed of the three newspapers serving Can ton . 1 am more t h a n annoyed t ha t my first-ever

Thanks to fest worker

On behalf of t he 1992 C a n t o n Lib-erty Fest Commi t t ee , let m e ex-tend our apprec ia t ion to t h e

h u n d r e d s of Btaff and vo lun tee r s who , he lped to make t h i r f i r s t a n n u a l com-m u n i t y event a s m a s h i n g success . T h e coun t l e s s hours of t ime a n d ef for t by t he se special people m a d e t h e c o m m i t -tees task a pleasure.

Special t h a n k s also to t h e m a j o r sponsors of the Liberty Fes t . w i t h o u t whom we certamfar could not have put

Lack maturity

Vot ing for t h e right person th i s year will be very ha rd . Choosing someone t h a t you t h i n k will be

the lesser evil s e e m s to be the common method of m a k i n g a vo t ing decision th i s year.

Your f ront page ar t ic le on Dan f ala-brese and Deborah W h y m a n . runn ing for J i m Kos teva ' s House seat , shows us two young people who need to learn a little more a b o u t life be fore they can represent a c o m m u n i t y ,

I am not aga ins t y o u t h runn ing for office, bu t I am leery of a you th t ha t has abso lu t i s t views a b o u t social is-sues or any issues , for t h a t mat te r . Life is made u p of relatives i.e. not every-thing is black or whi te . T h e r e is a l i t t le gray out there . B o t h c a n d i d a t e s are

! against abor t ion in any case except when danger t o a m o t h e r ' s life exists . T h i s k ind of a b s o l u t i s t pos i t ion shows me tha t these c a n d i d a t e s lack the ex-perience. compass ion a n d ma tu r i t y to represent a d iverse c o m m u n i t y like

i Can ton .

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liberty ot every ci t izen at xne mercy Q the word of a n a t i o n which has never

. m a j o r t r ea ty in 50 years, b u t now c la ims to have changed.

I believe t h i s whole "change" in the U . S S . R . is a hoax to get t he t ens of bil l ions we are now pour ing on t h e m . Occasional ly a s tory s l ips through ou r pro Soviet news med ia , indica t ing t h a t the K G B is st i l l cal l ing the sho t s over there. Af ter ou r na t ion a n d the west have been b led dry . a quick staged " c o u p " will p u t t h e " b a d guys" back in power. O u r government can then ex-plain t h e was ted bi l l ions as a "mis -t ake" a s was d o n e for the bil l ions wast -ed in V i e t n a m , on a no-win war.

I urge your readers t o inform the i r represen ta t ives in Washing ton t h a t fu r the r c u t s in o u r mil i tary capabi l i ty , inc luding the l a t e s t cu t of two t h i r d s of our present nuc l ea r arsenal , is e n d a n -gering ou r very l iber ty . T h i s may bode well for t h e new world order, bu t not for the c i t izens of t h e U.S.

I also urge t h e m to let thei r repre-sen ta t ives know tha t the interest on the na t iona l d e b t is approaching the size of our to ta l budget for defense We can no longer af ford to play S a n t a

I Claus . even if t h e cause was good. N o more b i l l ions for Mr . Bush s f r iends , the Soviets .

G e r a l d W i g g i n s . N o r t h vi l i e

sh ip , b u t wha t we try t o d o is encour-

' I find t h i s s t a t e m e n t to be very un-t rue . L a s t s u m m e r , 1991. when t h e J . W . were in my ne ighborhood, 1 j u s t h a p p e n e d to be working in my front yard.~ W J B

t h e m t h a t t hey were not welcomed on my proper ty , t h a t I a m a R o m a n Catho l ic , a n d my f a the r was/or is a J e h g v a b Wi tne s s . l hey proceeded to infoHB m e t h a t my f a t h e r h a d m a d e the " r igh t cho ice" of rel igion, a n d t ha t 1 w a s wrong wi th t h e " r e l i g ion" tha t I choose to prac t ice . Need le s s to say 1 became very ho t (angry) with them. 1 have a sked t h e m on several occasions to s tay away f rom my h o m e and they were not we lcomed here . Needless to say they have re-t u r n e d to my home, even on T h a n k s g i v i n g Day.

My poin t is th is : Where is m y free-d o m of m y own home? T h e right not t o be h o u n d e d by unwelcomed sol ic i tors? O t h e r s denomina t ions do not invade t h e privacy of our homes , like t h e J eho -vah W i t n e s s e s do. I (like m a n y o t h e r people) don ' t need to be t a u g h t or be r e m i n d e d abou t the Bible.

D o n n a M a t s u o , L i v o n i a

Protect our rights

Your recent ar t icle . " T a k i n g God ' s word door-to-door." has p r o m p t e d m e to write t h i s re-

sponse. In t he se Un i t ed Sta tes , we all have the G od given right to choose the fai th " re l ig ion" we wish to pract ice, and not have o the r people try a n d shove the i r religion down our t h roa t s . T h e J e h o v a h W i t n e s s e s said in the ar-

Wake up to life

Few th ings in life have more effect on my blood p ressu re t h a n t h e ac t ions of some a n i m a l advo-

c a t e s and their a t t i t udes . Recent ly , t h e t r a n s p l a n t of a baboon ' s liver to save t h e life of a pa t ien t dying of liver d is -ease brought out t he ac t iv i s t s a n d t h e i r i n a n e protest

I rene Simko, a m e m b e r of A n i m a l Advocates , was quo ted on J u l y 1 a s s t a t i n g " W e don ' t believe you s h o u l d sacr i f ice one species for a n o t h e r . N o one asked the baboon w h a t he t h o u g h t . " Really, can you p i c tu re t h e act of ask ing a baboon or any a n i m a l w h a t they th ink! W h a t o the r c o n t r i b u t ion to the world h a s t h i s baboon m a d e

l in h i s l i fet ime? C a n you e q u a t e t h e sav ing of a b a b o o n ' s life for t h e loss of a h u m a n ' s ? Wake u p I rene , smel l t h e coffee and G E T R E A L . W o u l d I rene give her life t o save a baboon"* . . . I

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The vacant Mai Kai theater moved a step closer Tuesday to re-opening as a Broadway-style show-case — but opening night may be pushed back a few weeks, according to the theater 's new owner.

Stuart Gorelick said late delivery of some theatrical equipment might force an early October premiers/or the George Bums Theater for the Performing Arts, rather than the

- announced Sept. 11 date. Meanwhile, the planning com-

mission voted 7-0 to forward a rec-ommendation of approval to the Livonia City Council for waiver use of a Class C liquor license. The waiver is necessary because another establishment — Newport Richies — serves alcohol within 1,000 feet of the theater at Plymouth and Farmington roads.

Commissioners also suggested some tight restrictions on the sale of alcoholic beverages to theater, pa-trons. They include:

e Limiting liquor sales to a sec-tion of the lobby.

e Opening the bar no earlier than an hour before shows, during intermission and closing no later than an hour after the performance.

e No sales when the attraction is geared toward people younger than 21.

Gorelick quickly agreed to the conditions and appeared eager to please city officials and quell con-

cerns about h u business back-ground raised at an earlier planning commission hearing.

"I want to assure you that (the restrictions) are what 1 will live with," he told commissioners.

The liquor license request was tabled June 16 by the commission after Chuck Fox. a Livonia resident and employee at the Royal Oak Mu-sic Theater, alleged previoua in-volvement by Gorelick in an adult movie theater and numerous law-suits.

Gorelick was sued by the city of Ferndale and Oakland County in the early 1970s when he ran the Studio North theater on Woodward. The separate lawsuits were eventu-ally dropped.

Gorelick, who leased the theater to Paragon Investments (Fox's em-ployers). has a pending lawsuit against the company in Oakland Circuit Court for its renovations to the now-closed Royal Oak theater.

Gorelick said that lawsuit, and others filed against him regarding previous ventures, "are just part of doing business, resolving disputes."

Jack Engebretson, commission chairman, said Tuesday that Gorel-ick has "submitted substantial do-cumentation that appears to refute" the claims by Fox.

Gorelick aaid Tuesday he plans about $4 million in renovations at the 1,400 seat theater.

S o m e — like resealing the park-ing lot and adding a canopy to the

entrance — will be done before the 96-year-old entertainer dedicates hia namesake theater this fall. Oth-ers will be "dona io stages, over a period of time," he aaid

Gorelick ia the sole Investor in the theater through a land contract with former owner Louis George. He has Ron Rea of Peterhansrea, a Bir-mingham-based design firm, to oversee the renovation. -

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Wheeler wins gold medal Tony Wheeler, a senior- to-be a t Pljhnouth Salem,

won a gold medal as a member of an American 1,600-meter relay team July 5 in Innabruck . Austria.

Wheeler was among teen

fa th le tes from 25 s ta tes who were invi ted to represent t he Un i t ed S ta t e s in the Europe an J u n i o r Championships .

World Sports Exchange of H i l l s d a l e s p o n s o r e d t h e American team on the eight-

Hi day t r i p dur ing which team m e m b e r s were able to visit Italy. Germany and Switzer-

; land. ^ Ind iv idua ls had to raise

$2,000 to pay their own way, which Wheeler did by sell ing

candy, part icipating in a j oga thon and receiving sup-port from her church and f r iends .

Wheeler also won the 400 mete r dash champion s h i p with a 59.1 t ime at t he s t a t e Class A track finals in J u n e , adding to her 600-meter victory in the Mich-igan indoor meet last March .

Two qualify for TAC finals Plymouth Salem and Spi t f i res runners Stacy

Wit thoff and Emily Farrell qua l i fed for The Athlet ic Congress national c h a m p i o n s h i p s in the 1.500-meter run Saturday at the TAC regional in Dayton. Ohio.

Witthoff finished second in t he youth division (girls born in 1973-74) with a 5:16 time, and Farrell was third in the in te rmedia te (1976-77) competi t ion at 5:29. The Spitf ires are a m a t e u r track team.

"Bo th turned in great performances on a diff icult day . " Spitfires coach Mike Krafchak said. •"It was h u m i d and the air was q u i t e stale, so they kind of surpr ised themselves.

*Tm proud of them and so are their moms and dads . N o t too many get t o go t o t h e nat ionals , so t h i s ia a great accompl ishment ."

T h e TAC finals will be J u l y 31 Aug. 3 in Walnu t , Calif. Anyone wishing to m a k e a donation to he lp cover the cost of t he t r ip shou ld call Krafchak at 425-2212.

Baseball round-up

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Running the bases: T.C. Raptis takes third base for Hines Park Lincoln-Mercury in a recent collegiate baseball game. See Page 2B for a report on the latest LCBL results.

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Team Canada beats collegiate all-stars

Team Canada had too much power Sunday and easily prevailed over an all-star team from the Livonia Colle-giate Baseball League, 12-2.

By B r a d Emons S t a f f W r i t e r

The Livonia Collegiate Baseball League All-Stars cou ldn ' t raise their game u p a notch Sa tu rday against T e a m Canada in an exhibit ion game at Ford Field.

T h e visitors from nor th of the border may not be going to t he Olympics after failing to qualify in last summer ' s Pan American Games (2-6 record), b u t the Canad ians proved to be more than a formidable opponent . < ,

A local t e a m of 2 0 - a n d - u n d e r sandlot ters learned a valuable lesson in internat ional play af ter being drubbed , 12-2.

"I t was a good experience for t he kids to play kids of t h a t cal iber ." said LCBL manager Mike Keller (Walter ' s Appli-ance). "They swing the bat well.

"We hope to do someth ing with Team Canada on a yearly basis . Maybe some-time we'll get back to Tige#- S t ad ium (where the old Adray All-Star games were played)."

T e a m Canada m u s t have felt it was at Tiger S t ad ium, pounding out 14 hits and a pair of homers against t he LCBL.

In the opening inning, Derek Gau-thier . a Toronto nat ive who plays at Northeastern Universi ty (Mass.) . belted a two-run homer over the rii fence off LCBL s ta r te r Mike Coleman.

Ryan Ferby, who collected th ree hi ta for Team Canada , rapped a two-run single off Wendy ' s Rob H a r t m a n in the fourth inning to make it 4-P-

T h e LCBL got a run back in the fourth on an RBI sacrifice fly by ex-

Plymouth Salem s t andou t a n d Univer-sity of Michigan catcher Scot t Niemiec (Hines Park Lincoln/MercuryI .

T e a m Canada, fea tur ing players on i t s roster from Wich i t a S t a t e and Texas A&M. added another run in the fifth a n d two more in t he sixth to make it 6-1. T h e Canad ians blew it open against Dave Wood (Walter 's Appl iance! in the seventh with five runs , capped by Cur t i s Green's solo homer.

" W e had three different chances for a double play with Wood out there . . . we could have been out of tha t inning earl ier ," Keller said. -We made some errors (five on the day) ."

Rob Barber , Chr i s UnraL Keith Fluet and Rob T a n a k a each added two hi ts for the winners, who moved on to plav the U.S. Olympic T e a m in a four-game series th is week in Louisville. Milling ton, Tenn. , and Ph i lade lph ia .

"We're going right u p the ladder," said Team Canada coach J o h n Upham. a Windsor native. " T h i s is a good expe rience for the kids. W e l l find out where we s tand against the U.S. T h i s is a to-tally revamped team from last year (only two holdovers remain)."

Upham was impressed with LCBL hi t ters Mike Giacomanton io iLit t ie Caesars ' , who collected a pair of saf

Wal te r ' s Kevin Young

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Jer ry Shippe (Wal ter ' s K Noah Bre-m a n (Delwal), Joe Brusseau (Wal te rs ) . J o e K a l e y ( W e n d y ' s ) . M i k e Schwartzenberger (Delwal) and Billy Hardy (Delwal) con t r ibu ted the other L C B L hita.

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I d idn ' t need to get wet S u n d a y afternoon to feel all washed-up ap a basketbal l play-er.

Long before t h e rain s tar ted to fall on last weekend ' s G u s Macker 3-on-3 basketbal l tour -nament in Beld-ing. I knew m y role.

Our t e a m was cal led the "Slow-Motion Al l -S ta rs , " a n d while I did a great job moving in slow motion (especially on the ' f a i n soaked asphal t late S u n d a y > , ! waa no all-star.

Normal ly I play in the media di-vis ion where i t 's eaay to look good

r a the r t han play them. B u t last weekend's compet i t ion

was like none I've ever played agains t . Our team was in an ad-vanced diviaion which included sev-eral players with college experience.

T h e eventual champion. Car lson t 3, came from Hope Colege a n d waa led by 1991 Diviaion III college All-American Eric Elliott , a guard who has signed a professional con-t rac t to play in Sweden. (Rick La-ven. a 1990 Livonia Stevenson grad u a t e now playing at Grand Rap ida Bap t i s t College, alao had a team in t h e our diviaion.)

W h e n a buddy from college. Mike DeVilling. aaKtfl l aw mon th If I wan ted to play in the Belding tou r n a m e n t — the g randdaddy of all Mackers - I j umped (probably not too high) at the chance.

DeVilling aaid his f r ienda. K e n G e o r * and Jerry Royce. also on the team.

" K e n Georfe — warn," 1 "Coun t me in."

George, a 1988 Farmington Hi l l s Harr i son graduate, scored more than 1,100 poin ts while s t a r t ing lour y e a n at guard lor Albion Col-

from 20 feet. DeVilling. meanwhi le , is pret ty

modest about his game "I was sixth man on my in t ramura l team at Central (Michigan) ." he qu ipped .

But DeVilling also played at Athens with Royce. H i s o ther claim to fame is once t rave l ing to Milwaukee, Wise, to compete in a Pepai Hot -Shot Contes t along with John Mcln tyre . former a l l -s ta ter at Redford Cathol ic Cent ra l now play-ing professionally in Israel.

T h a t leaves roe, whose role waa to rebound, _ _ _ defense — and look good in warm ups.

A bad start

walking another three miles before finding it.

I don ' t know how much good tha t did us.

Our first gamt S u n d a y was played u p to 15 by one a n d we nar rowly won again, 16-13, over t he eventua l division r u n n e r - u p Black-top Players. Again, George bur ied a two to win the game b u t t he most impor tan t shot might have been a two-pointer by DeVilling with a m a n in hia face to p u t ua u p 14-13.

DeVilling also made a key coach

a defensive replacement at crunch t ime.

I can ' t ever remember be ing used as a defensive specialist .

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1-96 somewhere between Detroit and Lansing. By blowing off my alarm clock I alao blew a chance to play againat a team t h a t we domi-nated. 20-6.

"We m u s t have won in 12 min-utes — record t ime , " DeVilling said.

" J u s t my luck . " I thought . I arrived in Belding around 10:30

a m . in p len ty of t ime for our next game which s ta r ted a t 6 p.m.

While I spen t t h e af ternoon checking out t he sight* at Macker ville (it seemed like half t he girls in western Michigan showed u p to watch or play) . DeVill ing spent

t « his In l a w neai GianH Hap Ida, Geor fe waa a t a f r iend ' s house and Royce d id hia beat Michael Jor-dan impreeaion — golfing nine holes before a game

"1 shot a 39," Royce aaid. What sport c an ' t th ia guy play? We won our 6 p m game 2 0 1 8 on

a d u t c h two-point shot (behind the take-back l ine) by George a f te r an intent ional foul

With our next game scheduled for 11 a m . t he next morn ing against one of the diviaion favori tes, it waa

to follow a discipl ined t ra ining

After a long rain delay, we lost our laat two games to be e l imina ted but I left at least with t h e aatiafac-tion of finally scoring a couple of point*. W e alao gained a th i rd place t rophy, which went home with De-Villing.

"If you want to look at it come by the apa r tmen t , " DeVilling aaid.

Camaraderie 2nd to none

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Walter! ApplHuiw kgpmwtf III—guiwi; the Bw> W inningDi Smmmif thpftiurni Allowing four runs. Hen It-el finished up for the winners.

Mark Van Ameyde took the loss for Caesars, giving up seven runs in T 'nnn inga

t h e thick of the Livonia Collegiate Baseball League race Sunday by sweeping a twin bill from the Tecumseh Green Giants, winning

8 at Ford Eicld. Walter's (14-8-1) is clustered

near the top of the standings with Little Caesars (14-8) and Hines Park (15-9).

In the first game. Mike Coleman went the first five innings for the win. He struck out two and allowed three runs, two of which were earned. Steve Ross (Redford Catho-lic Central/Hfenry Ford Community College) went the final two innings and recorded the_Sflve.

Walter's compiled four runs in the fifth, sparked by Jason Gabefs RBI single. He also slammed a two-run homer in the second and fin-ished with three hi ts and three RBI.

Paul Pirronello (Redford CC) contributed a pair of hits for the winners.

In the second game. Walter's tal-lied 19 hits, including another solid offensive game from Gabel. who went 4-for-4.

Dave Wood went 3-for-4 with -three—RBI:—wh*U»—Kevin—Young (Farmington High/Central Michi-gan) and Jeff Schaeffer (Livonia Franklin) each added three hits.

Walter's scored five runs in the second and four in the first. Young smacked a two-run double off the left field wall in the second.

Bryan Pfeifer. Ross and Sean Herrkel (Livonia Stevenson/Ma-donna University) all pitched for Walter's.

On Friday. Walter's defeated Lit-tle Caesars 12-6 at Ford Field thanks to a pair of big hits from Ga bel. a Livonia Churchill High prod-uct now playing at Central Michi-gan. The first ha^eroaodelivered an RBI double, along with a three-run homer in the third.

Wood was the winning pitcher.

Hines Park takes oiie

Hines Park split a doubleheader with Wendy's Sunday at Willow

"Run High School, losing the first game 9-3 and winning the second by forfeit.

Wendy's struggled with field con-ditions in the nightcap. The game was originally supposed to be played at Eastern Michigan's Oea-trike Stadium. It was later switched to Ypsilanti High School and final-ly ended up at Willow Run.

In the opener. Bob Hartman was the winner, going the first five inn-ings. Rob Clem finished in relief.

Jeff Paluk suffered the loss for Hines Park.

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'Jason V'alente singled,-stole sec-ond and thfrd, before coming home with the game-winning run on an overthrow.

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ay s. 5 30 p. ance. 8 p m (boOi games at L/vomas Ford Field). Hirves Park uncom/Mercury vs. Tecumsen Green Giants. 6 c m. at Canton Mign Scoooi.

Sunday. July 1» (al douMeheeders): Delwal vs. Wendy's, noon at Mov High School. Hmes Park Lincoln-Mercury »s. Wal-ter s Appliance, noon at Livonia's Ford Field. Little Caesars vs. Tecumsen Green Giants. 5 30 p.m at uvona's Ford Field

C a n t o n ' s S i n k e l e a d s M u s t a n g s

t o 2 n d p l a c e s h o w i n g a t t o u r n e y

The MidAmerica Mustangs won thfPP of Ave KfliiiCT and finished

Amy Yocum, Jones and Heidi Wahl led the offense with four hiu

Valley 22-8. Yocum, Huber (two RRIl .l.m.« RRI) .nH Wrk|

second In a tB-and-under girls soft-ball tournament at Southgate last weekend.

The Mu»mng» <"»<*** w l y eUmi-nation after losing their first game, 7-3 to the Clinton Valley Travelers.

Leslee Dickerson and Julie Jones had two hita apiece for Mid-Ameri-ca, which outhit the Traveler* 9-7. Jones also drove in two runs and Sue Huber one.

Stacy Sinke pitched all five games for the Mustangs and saw her tournament record improve to 10-6.

Mid-America rebounded in its next game with sister team, the Marvels. Sinke al-owed eight hits but was supported

27 from her teammates.

each. Stephanie Smith and Lisa Rozum had three hita apiece, and Sinke, Dickerson. Carah Best and Nikki Wisniewski chipped in two each.

Rozum also drove in three runs while Smith, Wahl and Best had two RBI apiece. Yocum, Jones and Best scored three runs each.

It was Dickerson's turn to have a four-bit game as the Mustangs de-feated the Southgate All-Stars 11-6. She also scored three runs and had one RBI. Wisniewski (one RBI) and Jones (two RBI) added three and two hits apiece.

loss to the Travelers and won its third in a row. 17-5. *

The Mustangs outhit Clinton

itwo—RBli were 3-far-4.—Tricia Keaner, Best and Sinke added two hits each. Yocum and Huber also scored three runs apiece.

Mid.Amarira wa» aliminatad by Finesse of Novi/Wallad Lake in the next round. 5-4. The Mustangs scored four runs in the bottom of the first inning to lead 4-2, but a three-run homer in the third was the difference.

Yocum, Jones and Wisniewsk had two hits each for the Mustang-, who had the bases loaded in the third inning and failed to capitalize The Mustangs turned six double plays in the tournament.

first in the 12-and-under tourna-ment and the Mid-America Magic third in 14-and-under competition

Kings enjoy slim lead in Metro The Kings won their la'st two

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Both teams are undefeated, but the Kings are the leaders based on their 5-0-1 record and 11 lota] points as of Monday. The Wolves are 5-0-0 with 10 points.

The Kings outscored the third-place Falcons 8-6 Monday behind a pair of goals by Joe Sellers and George Kuczulian. Sellers and Matt Brush (one goal) also^had two as-sists each.

The Falcons (4-3-1) had a bal-anced attack as Chris Freeman, Bob Bowen and Robert Cielieska recorded one goal and two assists apiece.

Sellers was the main offensive threat Sunday as the Kings defeat-ed the win I ess Wildcats 8-4. Sellers had three goals and teammate Chris Smith two goals and one as-»i»t •

S e a n M c A l i s t e r a n d Rob McDonald registered one goal and one assist each for the Wildcats (0-7-0).

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beaten record Monday, winning a shootout with the Lakers. 10-9.

Charles Case had the most goals with two (one assist), but Tim Os-born (one goal) and Joe Burton were the top point scorers with four as-sists apiece.

Jeff Lupu also' had four assists and teammate Ian Crockford two goals and one assist for the Lakers, who are 1-3-1 and in eighth place.

The Falcons suffered their second loss in as many days Tuesday when they were routed 14-5 by the Bron-cos.

Grant Patterson (three assists) and Matt Csekei recorded hat tricks for the Broncos (3-3-0). Robert Ciel-ieska had three goals and one assist for the Falcons.

The fourth-place Huskies (3-1-2)

pulled within one point of the Fal cons by winning 6-3 over the Bull-dogs on' Monday and playing the Falcons to a 5-5 tie on Sunday.

Tony Guzzo scored three goals and Mark Issel had a goal and two assists Monday for the Huakiea. Joe Huntsicker had two goals, Scott Wright a goal and one assist, for the Bulldogs.

Doug Slromback led the Huskies against the Falcons with two goals and one assist. Brian MulcaR^ had one goal and two assists for the Fal-cons.

In another game Sunday, the fifth-place Canadiens (3-2-1) de-feated the ninth-place Bulldogs (1-5-0). No player had more than one g m t in the 5-3 outcome.

The Observer/THURSDAY. JULY 16, 1992 (f»,C)38

L o c a l e n t r i e s p l a c e a t G a m e s

Qualifying for laat weekend's Great Lakes State Games (South-east Regional) at Ann Arbor was a pleasant experience for several local folkk

track and field were Timothy Falk of Garden City in the men's 30-39 age group long jump (16-8); Alexan-der Johnston of Farmington Hills in the men's 40-49 long jump (14-8),

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Rmnrlon Burne> of Livonia in the boys 13-14 70 hurdlea (14.0); and lan Bedford of Plymouth in the men's 13-14 1,600 run (5:02-8).

Johnston also qualified for the

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Taekwondo. which competed in the regional although qualifying for the state game* wan not necessary-produced some solid performances" from local athletes.

Aaron Sellers of Canton, in the 9-10 boys and girls category, won the

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The top four finishers a t the re-gionals will advance to the state games, which will be July 31 to Aug. 2 in East Lansing.

Robert Leeds of Plymouth, com-peting in the 50-59 years-old men's division, collected two first-place finishes and tied for first in a third. Leeds won the 100-meter dash (13.1) and the 400 run (1.-02.5), and tied for first in the long jump U2-.. feet. 9Mrinches).

Other local regional winners in

state games with a third in the men'* 40-49 100 dash (12.7).

Robert Block of Livonia and Dirk Schmiedel of Canton, both compet-ing in the 13-14 boys diviaion. have each qualified in two events. Block was third in the 1,600 (6:21.1) and f o u r t h in t h e 800 (2:53.0); Schmiedel was second in both the 200 (26.0) and 400 (56.7).

Other track and field qualifiers included Kevin Borowski of Can-

_ inn who was second in boys 100 dash (12.9). and Gerald Lynch of Farmington Hills, who

vision and was third in 11-12 boys and girls black belt sparring.

Jason McNew of Westland placed second in both boys and girls 13-16 yellow, green and blue belt forms and yellow and green belt sparring. Robert Tasnow, also of Westland. took third in the men's 18-35 yellow belt sparring and was second in the yellow, green and blue belt forms. Gary Mann of Livonia placed sec-ond in the men's 141-167 pound

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Tryouts for the Mid America Mustangs 12-and-under. 14-and under, and 16-and under girls soft ball teams will begin Saturday. . . Aug. 8. Players interested should call Ray Knickerbocker at 455-5893.

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The Classic Junior one-mile race, for kids 12 and under, begins at 5:30

The one-mile fun run/walk fol-lows at 6 p.m. (late fee i» $17) The 8K run will be al 6:30 p.m. (late fee $201.

All participants will receive a shirt, refreshments and food (party afterwards). Awards will go to the top finishers in each age group along with the top 100 finishers overall.

For more information, call Run-ning Fit at 347-4949.

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A benefit basketball game, featuring the top Public School League. Catholic League and sub-urban players from the Metro De-troit Nike Summer League, begins at 8 tonight at the Boys Club of De-troit, 3910 Livernoia. Admission ia

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• SOFTBALL SIGN-UP Canton Softball Center is accept

ing registrations for its summer sea-son. which begins Sunday. July 19. Men's, women's and coed teams are welcome. There is no residency rule. For information, call 483-5600. Ext 102.

• Canton Softball Center will be accepting entries for two USSSA tournaments July 18-19. men's C and women's D.#Q(i July 25-J26. merTs D. All teams are welcome. Fur information call 483-5600. Ext 102.

• SOCCER INFORMATION

Canton Soccer Club needs play-ers for a 13'^-and-under boys recre-ational soccer team for the fall sea son Boys bom between Aug. 1, 1978 and July 31, 1979 are eligible Call Don Kelm (397-1926) for infor-mation.

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There is no fee to enter Boys an^ girls are eligible and will compete in separate age group*- according to the following break down 9-under, 10-12 and 13-15 There is no residency requirement.

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M a d o n n a a d d i n g b a s k e t b a l l s t r e n g t h

Y C.J . RISAK AFT WRITER

T h e time a college basketball coach spends between the end of hiB recruiting and the start of the sea-,, son is wonderful. The influx of new players sends his optimism soaring higher than a j u m p ball; there are no injuries to worry about, no bad officials to fret over, no missed buzzer shots to lament.

Every team is a world-beater — or a t l e a s t T t i t l e - c o n t e n d e r ^ dur-ing th i s time. And tha t includes a t e a m like Madonna University's women's squad, which is entering only its second season after the near-disaster of 1990-91. when the schedule was forfeited after a rash of early injuries.

Bill Potter took over the program in May of 1991. He was faced with put t ing together an entire team be-fore the start of classes in Septem-ber. not an easy task. He did it. and the Lady Crusaders performed cred-itably, posting a 7-17 overall record and going 5-7 in the NAlA's Dis-trict 23.

F o u n d a t i o n i n t a c t

With a foundation (aJbuild upon and more time to devote to recruit-ing. Potter was expecting big things th is year. And for the most part — even taking into consideration a coach's normal tendency toward op-t imism — he got them.

"We were looking for diversity," the Madonna coach said, "someone who could play two or three posi-t ions for us." ^

A second important need was depth" Injuries ravaged Madonna again last season, leaving the Crusaders with just six healthy

players at times. With only three players lost —

Lori Creten, a sophomore who left school to return home to Escanaba; K W h sangwgono. who's der ided to devote her full at tention to her studies in her senior year, a n d walk-on Janet te Rioux, who t rans-ferred to Oakland University — Pu t in had a solid ' turning eoepa.—

Leading scorer Ji l l Burt is back, and so are starters Cheri Sangrego-rio. Lyndett Ingalis and S tephan ie Niebauer. Others returning are Marianne Ervin, Kim Kibbey and Samantha Yesh.

As he did last year, Potter went to a source he knew for his recruiting: Oakland Community College, where Potter served as an assis tant coach before getting the Madonna post. Three of his five additions have an OCC background, bringing the team total to six.

B i g g u n s c o m i n g

At the top of the list must be Lori Montante. a 5-foot-9 guard who left OCC two years ago and enrolled at Oakland University: She never played for the Pioneers — an ank le injury kept her sidelined — and when she decided to major in edu-cation. she transferred to Madonna

Montante will have junior eligi-bility Ai OCC in 1990, she was an all-Region 12 selection af ter averag-ing 20 points a game. Scoring is her forte; she led Oakland County in points scored during both her junior and senior years al Milford HS. av-eraging over 25 points both seasons.

"She 's going to bring us some in-stant offense." said Pot ter . " S h e has a three-point shot, and she can also drive to the basket ."

The other two OCC recruits are

Stephanie Crelley, a 5-11 do-every thing from Fen ton, and Dana Sevcech, a 5-6 [>oint guard from Waterford Our Lady of the Lakes. Crvllev will hav* sophmriwre statu*; Sevcech will be a junior.

Crelley "will do everything for us," said Potter, noting tha t she ' s the type of player who will make Madonna—more diversif ied—"Shc can play all five spots, and she has three-point range, too. She can guard -centers and guards.

Crelley averaged 10.5 points a m i seven rebounds while playing 38 minutes a gaipe for OCC last year.

Sevcech a t tended St . J o h n ' s Fisher in New York for a year before transferring to OCC. Last year for the Raiders, she averaged eight pointsT eight "rebounds and eight as sists a game. "She 's an unbeliev-able passer," said Potter. "We may put her and (returning point guard)

. Lyndell (Ingalis) side by side."

F r e s h m e n w o n ' t s i t

The two freshmen Potter is bring ing in won't necessarily be confined to the end of the bench. " I 'm not too set on a s tar t ing l ineup right now," he said. "If a freshmen or sopho-more outplays a junior or senior, she'll play."

Tha t probably sounds jus t fine to Mary Bieriiewicz. a 5-1U guard-fur ward from Farmington Hills Mercy, and Emily Chedister. a 5-9 forward from Davison.

Bieniewicz comes from the kind of program that Potter — and every other coach — likes. "She comes from a real strong program." he said. "So she 's f u n d a m e n t a l l y strong. She'll give us a little offense and a little defense. And she take* it to the basket real well."

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Girls love to come watch their boyfriends play.

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" T h a t would be pretty crazy (hav-ing one every weekend); 1 feel like a balloon ready to burs t , " said

-Will w h m j all.-world tour is making 53 stops in 1992.

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Since I'm no legend I'll probably go back to playing in the media di-vision. I think tha t ' s a better move than any I made all weekend.

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Dusen iMrs. C. Theron) of Bloomfield Hills in recognition of her family and their involvement in the greater Detroit metro area, the brick terrace seals 125 people, and is landscapped with fio-wtr«. shrubbery and 16 tall shade trees Some of the tables have umbrellas.

Bates Street Cafe is also open 5:30-7:30 p.m. Thursdays. After dinner, walk across the street to Shain Hark to listen to the free concert which starts at 7 30 p.m The Birmingham Bloomfield Symphony Orchestra is performing to-night. "Blackthorn 4c "Kitty Heim map Celtic Dancers." will take the stage 7:30 p.m. Thursday. July 23 Con certs are scheduled 7-30 p.m. on Thurs-day. through Aug 27

Getting back to the food, it's simple, elegant and eye appealing' Salads and entrees range in price from $5.95 to $8.95. sandwiches are $">.95 $4.95 Thursday nights' menu is heartier for dinnertime appetites Prices rtnge from $4.95 to $7.95 for dinner entrees, and $3.95 to $6.95 for appetizers

"All of the .food is -made from scratch," said Chef Dan Shaughnessv of Farmington Hills, a graduate of the Schoolcraft Collejje- Culiiiar> ArLs pru gram in Livonia

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Salads ire the local' point of the menu, starting with the Cafe Salad, a spicy combination of summer squash, zucchini, peppers and quinoa (a healthy, grain), garnished with avacado and to-matoes, "tapped with shrimp. There s a chargrilled Chicken Ceasar Salad. Si-coise Salad, that features albacore tuna, red skin potatoes, fresh green beans, to mato, olives, tossed in vinaigrette The chicken salad, is served on a bed let-tuce. and garnished with cantaloupe. Steak salad is marinated beef tender loin served on fresh greens with new po tatues vinaigrette.

The cold poached salmon with cu-cumber dressing, and Shrimp Jam balaya. are also popular items.

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li-tiM.-t- and tnmaln served on an^ onion roll, your choice of chicken salad, tuna salad, turkey and Swiss cheese or vegetarian, served on a croissant or in a pita pocket with tomato and sprouts-Gazpacho is also available

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Alfresco dining: Chef Dan Shaughnessy and catering director Joanne Wright present some of the salads that are making Hates Street Cafe a popular, lunch spot in downtown Birming-ham. The Grilled Lamb is served over marinated asparagus spears, garnished u ith Jarlsberg cheese, and sprinkled with walnuts. .

one pound steamed mussels, veggies with dip. cheese board, or one pound peel 6c eat shrimp

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carmel apple pie. $2.25 and lemon drum pie. $2.25 are specialties.

Check out the wines which range in price from S3 to 16 ( glass, or $9.50 to

priced, quality wines." said Joanne Wright. diif..iii- nf hanquets and rater ing. "It's a nice way to introduce people to wines they would not usually try." Beer and cocktails are also available. The terrace can be rented for private parties Call Wright at 644-5832 for in formation

Solid acting in Stratford's 'World of Wonders' The Stratford Theater production of

"World of Wonders" continues through Aug 9 at the At-on Theater For ticket information, call the Stratford Festival Detroit box office line 964-4668

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Small acts often have grave con-seqences. This is the central theme of Canadian novelist Robertson Davies Deptford Trilogy, a complex examina-tion of the good, the evil and the banal.

Elliot Hayes has fashioned a new dramatic version of the last novel in this trilogy "World of Wonders." The

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Performances of Three Guys Pro-ductions' first show "Foiled Again" continue through Aug. I Shows 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday. 7 p.m. Sundays at the Magic Bag Theatre Cafe on woodward nortn of Nine Mile Road in Ferndale For ticket information, call 544-3030.

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SALLY DUBATS

Product ions ' first effort, an original work, could very well be re-titled "Ta len t , Ta len t . Talent!.*' bu t in-stead carries the appropriate title "Foiled Again '"

The three guys — Gerry Cas t le . Mike Vigilant and Dan Cast le , have created two side-spl i t t ing musical-ettes; each &ct is a musical within itself. Act 1 is "Curee You. Jack Dalton!" Act 2 is " H e Ain't Done Right By Nell.

T h e original music by Gerry Cas-tle is lively, a n d a superb match to the witty lyrics of Mike Vigilant Tying the musical knot is Wilbur Braun 's books which both include a villain, a lady in distress, a hero to save her, a n d a curmudgeonly old

woman. Hilarious dialogue flows smoothly into comic and sometimes bawdy song. The story a n d music, however, seem an appropriately in-cidental backdrop for jokes and an 4ftMlUIBly wumkeiful t ime. ^

Director Bill Havcook. "Music Di-rector Gerry Castle. Choreographer Carollee Castle and Vocal Director Sally Castle. summit.- rw.r>

keep their p l u m p h a n d s from dip-ping into cupcakes ; Li t t le Debbies and the like.

Dan Cast le as J a c k is a combina-tion of Jackie Gleasoln . Bud Coatel-1.. and Jqhn Beli i thi Hf la at 'W

able comic t iming dur ing his funny " T h e Beat Darn T h i n g My Heart Has Ever S«*n" whil* reluctantly ogling ugly duckl ing Ek»i»e (Tania L. Velinaky).

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from the material to provide an u p roarious evening of melodramat ic farcical enter ta inment . T h e fast paced show never s tops t he gags, jokes and movement..

Before the show begins, t he audi ence is warned by a flight a t tendant of several rules, the two most im-portant are, "Do not cr inkle irritat-ing. little cellophane wrappers ." and "Feel free to boo or h iss at the villain, or cheer for the hero.' In other words, audience par t ic ipat ion i» a mus t .

Act 1 is unbridled Bri t i sh meolo-d ramat ic humor which alternately provides t he shenanigans of "Laugh In," Berfny Hill, and pe rhaps , just a twist of Carol Burnet t ; Onstage chemistry crackles and Cindy Pritc-hard and Dan Cas t le dance , sing a n d joke through Act 1 as Bertha and Jack , secret lover* who cannot

lutely "Ber tha ." a song which takes wide poetic license wi th such wonderful-ly rn .n i a lh dl-u-ivt K r i o a* Brr tha. Bertha, you ' re t he most preci-ous thing on E a r t h a ' "

With exaggerated quivenn'g lips «nd f lut ter ing eye lashes . Pri tchard is the perfect coquet te , and has mastered the art of musical melo-drama. Her smokey. jazzy song. "Chemis t ry ." is a t rue entertain-ment gem.

Sharon Hendr i cks and Diana Marie BaUama give marvelous pe formances gs Mother Dalton and Anna, an oppor tun i s t i c , money hungry woman who is vying for Mother D a l t o n * son ' s affections Their due t . " M e n Are Animals, stops the show, a n d their comic t iming is flawless.

Steve Tadevic plays Egbert laiso called Egg Yolk. Egg Plant . Egg White, etc.I. t he evil villain ("Booo! H inks' I Tadevic possesses irrefut

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save the day Ebaugh * prr torraance is polished; he offers a aioe equilib-rium for the remainder of the ca»L Velinsky plays a very energetic «r»t zany Eloise

Between the story line. Act 1 in ter jec ts f rom across the oirntury from the "Wizard of O t " and "Les Ale lodrambles" " * A "Forbidden Broadway" style spoof from "Les Miserable* "L Act 2 provides more of the s ame f u n and frolic, but in . >tead of the the B n t i s h farce style. Act 2 is " T h e Rocky Horror Picture Show " mee t s "Hee Haw

Three G u y s Product ions prem lere work. " Foiled Again'."' is a won derful opportuni ty to laugh

Sally Dubats of Madison Heights is an an actress, director and teach-er. who teaches at community the-aters m the metropolitan area. She is artistic director o/ West F.rul Pro-ductions headquartered in South-field

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Artistic integrity-can be a costly-commodity in our present cu l tu ra l environment All too often it seems u n a f f o r d a b l e when one has to consider i ts l imit-ed appeal, and the dec l in ing Finan-cial support by a

government tha t is hostile to t he arts.

Th i s was t he reason behind the el iminat ion of the Classical Series at the Meadow Brook Music Festi-val th is s u m m e r , and its subs t i tu -tion by a l ighter pop series with the hope tha t it would at tract greater crowds.

T h e sel l ing of art is t ic integrity for hard cash is a diff icult s tep for a t rue ar t i s t . T h e sense of f rus t ra t ion is mul t ip l ied when the compensat -ing cash fa i l s to material ize

T h i s was the case at Meadow Brook on J u l y 10 when the Detroit Symphony Orches t ra with its music director N e e m e Jarvi presented a program based on the old Disney-movie " F a n t a s i a . " The re were even more emp ty seats and deser ted a r ea s on t h e lawn than one could witness in previous seasons with the regular heavy duty programs.

Most of t he selections, to be sure.

are not objectionable in themselves , and could be incorporated into a more subs tant ia l program The one exception is the Stokowski arrange ment of Bach's Toca ta a n d Fugue which, in my opinion, is among the worst tasteless m o n s t r o s i t i e s and gross desecrat ions of a work of art. Much as with many elect ions, how-ever. I am reconciled wi th the fflct tha t mine is dest ined to remain a minori ty view.

T h i s is not meant to be a denun ciat ion of fun and en t e r t a inmen t , which I do enjoy as much as anyone else But an entire s u m m e r without

in the a r rangement by Moses of Schuber t ' s Ave Mar i a The name of the arranger not wi ths tanding , this was not qu i t e t he vers ion that came down to us f rom Moun t Sinai .

Jarvi a t t e m p t e d to brea the life -into the mus ic by creat ing some un u s u a l effects Some of those, howev er. sounded contr ived, such as the slowed scales in t he "Dance of the Sugar P lum Fairy ." Among other movements of th i s suite, which appeared in a different order than printed on the program, the "Arabi an Dance "-was s t re tched out to the extent that it appeared as long as

any program of more tangib le sub-stance is analogous t o several mon ths of a steady diet of low calo-rie ice cream. The m e n u on that program, in its m a n n e r of presenta-tion, could not be ana logous even to real , full bodied ice cream

There were some indiv idual ef forts tha t deserve ful l credi t , to in-sure. Among them is t h a t of W Q R S announcer Dave Wagner, who host-ed the program, and was shedding light on the light subjec t in a very light way. Among the soloists, har p i s t Patricia Masri Fletcher was impressive in her v i r tuois t ic solo par t s in the "Dance of t he Flowers f rom Tcha ikosky ' s " N u t c r a c k e r Su i te . " So were a s s i s t an t t rumpet principal Stephen Andersen and concer tmaster Emanue l l e Boisvert

the Sahara Desert . Among the few i tems that sound

c<l credible were Dukas Sorcerer's Apprentice and Mussorgsky ' s Night on Bald Moun ta in . T h e Dance of the Hour f rom La Gioconda em-erged radiant a n d enter ta in ing with its popular themes .

Among t h e no tewor thy un -scheduled fea tu res was some ex traordinary vi r tuoso balalaika play

ing by Genady Zut. who immigrated here from Russia . His rendition of Liszt ' s Rhapsody No 2. with p i ano accompaniment , pushed his instru ment far beyond i ts conventional outer l imits . T h i s was followed by some Russ ia folk' themes.

As a part ia l a tonement for the light content of the program. Jarvi presented the Pre lude to the third act of Wagner 's Lohengrin as an en-core. T h i s qhort piece, has indeed, more subs t ance than the rest of the program combined.

Whi le ma in ta in ing artistic integ rity may be diff icult under present c i rcumstances , th i s event proves tha t its compromise can be even more c o s l h T h i s should-be h good reason for restoring art is t ic content to Meadow Brook next season.

Ai igdor Zaromp, born in Poland, educated in Israel and the United States, has a Ph D in math and has studied piano, music theory and his-tory

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T h e free outdoor concert sored by the Depar tment of Pa rks a n d Recreation features Rofel per-forming a variety of 25 classics in

"Cats ." ' Music of the Night ." f rom "Phan tom of the Opera ." and favor-ites by Cole Po r te r and Georpt Ger-shwin .

- 4 loVe performing at Heri tage Park , " - sa id Rofel. " I call it ' t ay family event' because f r iends a n d family of all ages come to l isten to good music in a perfectly beau t i fu l

the consummate performer over the past 20 years by appear ing in do*-ena of area productions. She has been calling Punchinello 's in Bir-mingham her home as she has lieen featured in several variety shows. Her most recent was a Pierce Street

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• CARILLON SERIES T h e Chr is t Church Cranbrook S u m m e r Carillon Recital Series p resen t s David R. Hunsberger , As-s i s tan t Cari l lonist at the Universi ty of California , and Organist-Choir-mas te r at St. John 's Presbyter ian Church . 4 p.m. Sunday . Ju ly 19. T h e church is at the corner of Cran-brook and Lone P ine roads , one mile west of Woodward in Bloom-field Hills . The re is no charge for t h a concerts Fnr LnfurmativP. c a l l

• CHELSEA PLAYERS Michael Pilon. a marching band in-s t ructor at Sou th f i e ld -Lath rup High School, appears in t he Cheal -sea Area Players presentat ion of "The Pa j ama Game ," 8 p.m. Ju ly

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- A t rock radio station WLLZ in frarmingtoft Hilla, things can get a l i t t le crazy when J J . and the

• With J im Johnson at the con-trols and airwaves cohort George Baior switching between hiu uhor

well. He became involved with the C organization as a poster child and

began visiting the station during the radiothon.

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been integral to the groups growth in recent years.

"I t ' s unheard of that a radio station would virtually shut down business to help out something

be answering telephones taking pledges from callers. For a dona-tion of $50 or more, callers may also make a song request, which w.ill—bs played during the ra-

yeara," Johnson said. "He's cured now and it 's great to be abliTTb watch him growing up."

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ikemia Society. They began a nth of preparation with a fund-

•••oing art show July 8 of the John S K n n o n Imagine exhibit at the • K a n i International in Detroit. ^ 2 ) u t the long haul will begin J u l y 30, when J.J. and The Morn-•S£g Crew broadcast from the atu-Jdio for 28 hours straight for the ?radio s ta t ion 's third annual ' .Uukemia Radiothon. J Approached by hundreds of Jtfftfcritable organizations a year. ; tffsJc jockey Jim Johnson said the ;disease of leukemia seemed like

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* last few years, the crew at WLLZ has come to know Denny Sims; a young boy with leukemia, pretty

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much money." During the morning ruffian's 28

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and most lucrative fundraiser. The air wave marathon netted more than $90,000.in its first year. 1990, and more than $100,000 last year. All funds raised go to help pay for treatment of the more than 900 Michigan lukemia pa-tients registered with the organi :

zation. A seven-year-old chapter, Pyle said WLLZ's efforts have

f After all, you use it six days a week, 5 2 weeks a year. . .

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The Salem Towtuh jp board is seek ing ind iv idua ls in teres ted tor cons idera t ion of appo in tmen t to the F i r e Admin i s t r a t i ve B o a r d , which was organized by reso-lution of Ju ly 7. 1992

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BUSINESS LEADERS

L i v o n i a d e s i g n e r Stephanie Van Horn was recently named a local winner in E t h a n Allen 's Circle of Excellence Award program in recognition of excellence in home design ^ n d super ior c u s t o m e r service. E t h a n A l l e n ' s chairman M. Farooq Ka-t h w a r i p r e s e n t e d t h e

•award at the c o m p a n y ' s 1992 Designer Conference .

I 'n i ted Parcel Service of Livonia drivers J o h n Whi te of Livonia. G a r y S h i n n of Garden City. J o h n S c h u e r m a n of Troy. M i k e Te lega of P lymou th . Ed D o l / v n s k i a n d J o h n M o v e r of Rochester. Al Rich-ards of Oakland T o w n s h i p . R icha rd H e i d e of Royal Oak and G e o r g e B a l o g of Clawson have been hon ored for safety. U P S mechan ic J a y W a r n e r of ( .ar den City, was a l s o recognized for safety.

Also. t ' P S employees Cl i f f Davidson of Detroit was recognized for 20 years of service. H e r b S n o w d e n of Detroi t . D a v i d S a j e w s k i of Livonia and Ken Hull of Wes t Bloomfield were recognized for 25 years of service, a n d R a l p h S w a n t e k of Warren was recognized for 30 years of service.

Mike M o r r i s of Innovative Computer Associates . Inc. in Livonia has been named as a representa t ive for Pro Model PC . a s imula t ion software product , j n the Michigan-Ontar io area.

l ike Good sel l , a member of the service staff at | ii.TMi, has recenltv completed a course in

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Baubles and bangles: The Video Shopping Club is a jewelry and gift warehouse that keeps it.s inventory at ~ttse» ihe etmsumer'n

To submit mater ia l s to th i s column please send a brief biographical s u m m a r y along with a black-and-white photo, if possible , to. Business Edi tor . Observ-er Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft . Livonia 48150.

Jewelry offered for sale through video Borrowing an idea from the home shopping networks, two en-trepreneurs are hoping they can sell jewelry via video by selling more conveniently and less expensively than other retailers.

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T h a t , at least , is the hopes behind a new venture being launched by Bir-mingham natives Glenn M Wachler and Jeff Linklater .

T h e two have formed Video Shopp ing Club , a jewelry and gift warehouse tha t keeps its inventory at the manufac tu re r and uses t h e consumer ' s television H> i t s showroom

" I've been around jewelry m> whole

life," said Wachler. whose family owns David Wachler At Sons Jewelers . A little more than three years ago. Wachler said he decided to cut out on his own.

Tha t ' s when he began operat ing Gem World Co.. a shop-a t -home and office jewelry service. L inkla te r joined the f i rm last year

Be inn able In i l i s l n b u l r >->ii video h

and Grand Rap ids when the idea came to them. "It seemed like we could de-scribe someth ing bet ter with video than the wri t ten word. ' '

L inkla ter noted. "I 've read through jewelry catalogs and even 1 can' t always tell what exactly I'm buying. On video, you can see how something really looks. You can t u rn it and twist it in the light and see it how it really i s . "

The look is classic

ity merchandise at outrageously quoted discounts .

" I n America, you can ' t buy a watch for $200 when the list price is $1,000." Wachler added. "We don ' t want to slam someth ing down people 's throats . Tele-vision tr ies to ca tch the spur-of-the-moment buyer — our v ideos .are not meant to be hard sell ."

When they were knocking around ide-as on how they could expand their busi-ness, the i r game plan was two fold: sell more convenient ly and less expensively

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growth account* tha t invest stocks.

Oub also has MC699 to j er stock purchase plan, which al-lows him to buy E D S stock at a 15 percent discount . He should t ake advantage of thi» Al though. there may be some risk in the ownership of the stock, the 15 percenT~bohUs significantly reduces th i s risk. T h i s money might be earmarked for t he purchase of their new house in five

We would recommend tha t they own a personal policy. The i r cur ren t

t he mortgage should ei ther of t hem pass away, and they are dependen t on two incomes to suppor t their current lifestyle. At th i s t ime, $100,000 of addit ional personal cov erage would be a~ m i n i m u m . T h i s -also gives them insurance protec-t ions should they leave thei r cur-rent employers.

is not their bailiwick. " T h e trick is gett ing the jewelry

into people s h a n d s who wi l l buy." Wachler said.

Low overhead T h e video catalog, which cus tom

portant to keep overhead down — tha t meant no inventory of jewelry.

t iat ing for several weeka. t he two were able to convince several m a n u -facturers to loan t h e m several hun-dred thousand dol lars worth of

-years. Though the mutk httn Uu lie' held for at least two years before it can be sold. Bob should subse-quently watch for a good t ime to sell his stock and lock in a profit.

They also requested information on the types of insurance they should purchase. They both have

. excellent heal th and disabil i ty poli-cies though their employers. T h e only weakness in their au to and homeowners policies are the i r coverages for liability, currently at $100,000 in each policy .

Liability coverage of $100,000 is inadequate in these days of high court judgments . They should in-crease th is amount to $300,000 or $500,000. The coat of th is increase would be perhaps $30 per year.

Insurance a weakness

They carry only the life insurance provided by their employers at two t imes their annua l salaries or about $75,000 each. 'They ask. " I s th is ad-equate ' ' How should we change our coverage when we have a child"1"

At tht thto ha»e their ehild. their s i tuat ion should be reviewed. They may very well need to increase their coverage again. T h e point ia to p lan the i r i n su rance p rog ram, rather t han Bimply p u r c h a s i n g whatever tbey feel inclined to b u y at any given time. If they just- need temporary coverage dur ing the peri-od tha t their child is growing up, they might check wi th thei r em-ployers to find out whether add i -tional optional coverage is avai lable through their employers ' group plans.

They have no estate p lan. At th is time, simple wjlls tha t include naming a personal representa t ive for their respective es ta tes a n d de-tailing their d is t r ibut ion desires would be adequate . They may also want to create a durab le power of attorney tha t allows them to m a n -age their financial affairs more easi-. ly if one of t hem becomes incapaci-tated.

T h i s s imple estate p lan would he fine until they have a chi ld , at which point they should review if-with their at torney.

era can view at their le isure in t h t i r homes, fulfi l led t h e convenience aim and it alao e s t ab l i shed the groundwork for selling less expen-sively.

~—Without tllP uveiliead uf owning a

jewelry for their video. " T h e other hurd le , Wachler said, was to find a way to d i s t r ibu te . Ob-viously, they couldn ' t go the tradi-tional retail route. They 've set t le on four baaie d is t r ibut ion roathod*.

" W e don ' t want people mis-representing what we're sai l ing and

he said. "The video cata log ia the salesperson." •-

- 'Each person who buys a member-sh ip is given a c lub identif icat ion number , he said. In add i t ion to any prof i t s earned tn t h e sale of memberships , independen t dis t r ib-utors earn a commiss ion when a c lub member pu rchases an item from the ra i s ing

"Our target aud i ence ia the work-ing, professional woman who shops

ry," Linkla ter sa id . T h a t market , be said, spends between $200 and $500 on jewelry each year.

Merchand i se in t he video ca ta log ranges f rom s i m p l e p ieces ' $35 t o more e labora te i t ems pneed ' as high as $8,500

" T ^ e r e are some people who will never buy t h i s way , " he said. " W e

nf nnr m a l n m r r a will

retail location a n d h i r ing a sales staff, the two could offer jewelry at a subs tant ia l savings, Wachle r said. Which doesn ' t mean there were no obstacles to se t t ing u p the venture .

"We d idn ' t have a t r emendous amount of capital to work with so we were for tunate to find several jewelry manufac tu re r s who would work with us . "

T o keep costs low — it was im-

Distributor network

T h e first is a network of inde-pendent d i s t r ibu tors who purchase memberships at wholesale and then sell them for the suggested price of $20. " O u r independent d is t r ibutor is not a salesperson; they are a channel to the cus tomer . " Wachler said.

Wachler ha s a lso m a d e arrange-men t s for organizat ions to sell video c lub membersh ips as a fund- ra i s ing mechanism. Ins tead of an individu-al selling membersh ips a n d gaining a commission, t he group would be the beneficiary.

Wachler and L ink la te r are also planning on d i s t r i bu t i ng the video catalog through video rental s tores a n d mass market retail out le ts .

convert f rom ca ta log showrooms." Wachler aaid some of the beat

cus tomers so fa r have been people in small towns who would have to travel miles to find jewelry other-wise. "We've even ta lked of set t ing u p some of t h e ha i r salons a n d flo-rists in smal ler communi t i es aa in-dependen t d i s t r i bu to r s , " be said.

"We feel t h a t m a y eventually be our n iche ." Wach le r said.

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ng Hble lo • given us an oppor tuni ty to reach people we might not have h a d . " W rachler said. Home jewelry shows have been reward-ing. he said, but it was l imited in the number of people who could be reached.

Wachler said the two were driving on a business tr ip between Birmingham

T h e fortwarer to mi t . is t h e home video shopping net works tha t have cropped up on cable television. Linkla ter noted that t he in dus t ry earned more than a billion in revenues last year

" B u t we d idn ' t want to be like t h a t . " he said. Those networks sell lower qual-

"c lass ic" jewelry tha t never goes out of style, ra ther t han elaborate pieces tha t few would want , Wachler said. Cus tom pieces and special occasion, expensive jewelry for the corporate executive wife

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Working couple raises financial questions before starting family B \ D A N I E L B O Y C E a n d A L A N F E H H A R A S P E C I A L W R I T E R S

Local financial planning experts renewed the data of the family pro-filed here and made general recom-mendations based on the partici-pants' resources and goals The in-formation is for educational purposes only; references are not in-tended os discrimination or en-dorsements hy this newspaper or the adii&erg

To receive a free financial plan-ning brochure or lu obtain a ques-tionnaire to participate in this col-umn can tact- the Center of Finan-cial Planning. Dept 100. 262! I Central Park Bled. Suite 604. Southfield 4*076 or call 9>48-7900 Sames nf participants are uithhrbi upon request, and submitted finan-cial data is confidential

" T h i s t ime, like all t imes , is a very good one if we but know what to do with i t ." Ra lph Wraldo Emer-son 's words are as t r u e , today as they were when first spoken in 1837. T h e y c e r t a i n l y a p p l y to th i s mon th ' s profiled couple . Bob and Sara Temple .

Both are 32 a n d have computer-related careers. Bob works for EDS and earns $37,000. and Sa ra is a computer special is t for a smaller • na imtm t u r e r <wemw«—

F A M I L Y F I N A N C E S

P O S I T I O N

- ASSETS C A S H E Q U I V A L E N T S :

• Checking $8,200 •EDS Stock 5,100

• IRA (Mutual Fund) 700 Total Investment $14,000

B O T T O M L I N E

STRENGTHS -•Two sokd incomes • Own own home • Good health, disability insurances

• Little consumer debt

WEAKNESSES -N O N - I N V E S T M E N T :

• Home •Car • Other Possessions

Total Non-Investment TOTAL ASSETS

110,000 10,000 15,000

135,000 $149,000

LIABILITIES

• No structured plan m place • Not using tax-deductible savings • Need additional life insurance • Inadequate liability coverage (outu

and homeowners) ' Over-withholding of income taxes

• No estate plan

• Mortgage • Auto Loans

TOTAL LIABILITIES

NET WORTH

90,000 3.700

$93,700

$55,300 8

'BfWIWK Their biggest concern is making sure they are doing those things necessary to move t h e m toward their long te rm a n d shor t te rm fi-nancial goals.

They have been mar r ied for three years and are hoping to s t a r t a faro ily next year. T h e y would like to s tar t p l ann ing for " i t i c a t i o n ex-j jenses right a f t e r j h e chi ld is bom_ At this poinL Sa ra p l ans to contin-ue working fu l l - t ime.

They would like to b u y a larger home in pe rhaps five years. When asked about the i r moat impor tant goal. Bob replies. " W e feel t ha t it is impor tan t to s t a r t a long-term sav-ings plan while m a i n t a i n i n g a com-fortable current l i festyle "

Lack master plan

T h e y have not yet s tar ted any sig-n i f ican t ret irement savings because thei r focus has been saving for the home they liought last year. They have managed to avoid significant ilxbti bar rum 1 nit only for ihair hi imp

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duce their current salaries by a spe cif ic amount . T h e s e dollars are placed into an account t ha t earns interest unt i l they retire. Both the amount cont r ibuted and the inter eat are not taxable to t hem unt i l they receive it. so there is a signifi cant tax advantage.

a n d cars. With two steady incomes, they have the abili ty to start a re t i r ement savings plan while still meet ing current goals.

As a couple just gett ing s ta r ted in p l ann ing thei r financial fu ture , we would recommend tha t they read " T h e Weal thy Barber" by David Ch i l t on Th ia easy-to read book ia an excellent MArce of bas» finan cial p lann ing informat ion in an en t e r t a in ing format .

T h e y ask . "How much should we be p u t t i n g away toward re t i rement ' ' Wha t ia the best place for theae dol-lar*?" Both are fortunate to have a deferred compensa t ion ar rangement avai lable through the i r employer Under thia plan, they agree to re

Employer plan benefits

We'd suggest tha t each of them place 10 percent of their salaries in to th is deferred compensat ion plan. Thia is the single most i; por tant th ing they can do for their financial fu ture . For individuals in the i r 30s who are eligible for com pa n v pension p lana (like Bob and Sara I. 10 percent of income placed in retirement savings ia frequently sufficient to meet long-term needs.

Because of t he longtime hon son for thf investment of these funds , the majority of the i r deferred com penxation should be allocated to

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B Y S U E M A S O N S T A F F WHITER

Old age. It happens to all of us. Some of us see it as a curse, others as a challenge. There's no way of avoiding it, but there are ways of delaying it. J u s t ask Kathy Keeton.

It's obvious Keeton, the author of "Longevity; The Science of Staying Young" (Viking, $24), practices what she preaches. She doesn't look a day over 35 even though she's 53. And. if she has her way. she ll live to age 120.

"There'* so many things I want to do and see." said Keeton on wanting to live so long. "I want to die as late as possible."

Based on the belief that each and every person holds the power to lengthen their life. Keeton has spent four years working with researchers to come up with the definitive book on staying young.

While it contains as much information as an ency-clopedia. the book shouldn't be mistaken for a refer-ence work. What Keeton does is examine the latest in anti-aging theories and take a close look at the many things available today to delay the aging process . . to keep people looking, acting and feeling younger than they are.

The depth of the work reflects her almost lifelong interest in living longer. It was her grandmother, she said, who got her interest-ed in the subject as a young child.

"I had a grandmother who taught me that mid-dle age started at 70." she said. "She lived until she was 98 and died in her sleep. She exercised daily, ate chicken, fish, frui t and vegetables . > .a l l those things doctors want us to do now."

The wife of Bob Guccione of Penthouse magazine fame. Keeton's first brush with the issue of longevity came in an article on scientific efforts to extend the human life span that appeared in her first issue of Omni, the leading consumer science lifestyle maga-zine.

Response to the article was so great that Keeton kept printing articles about aging. That in turn lead to her founding of Longevity, a magazine dedicated to the art and science of staying younjj, in 1986.

For all ages

Admittedly, the book is geared for younger people, but what Keeton puts forth in the book are things that even older people should be doing to revitalize their lives.

"The human life span is 115-120 years (the opti-mum number of years you could live) and the life expectancy (the number of years you do live is around 70," Keeton said. "A number of people are living into their 80s. 90s and beyond and it 's import-ant to keep these people active.

"The reality is that everybody should be doing this whether they're 18 or 80."

Keeton's lifestyle includes an hour workout each day — "I t ' s wonderful." She also indulges in fruit peel masques and collagen injections, watches her diet and uses vitamin therapy to keep her youthful appearance.

In fact, her vitamin therapy ia a supplement pack-age of 40 different minerals and vitamins, developed by Michael Colgan of the Colgan Institute. Colgan believes each person haa his or her own vitamin pro

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file. He does extensive series of blood testa, hair and nail analysis and a comprehensive lifestyle question-naire to determine exactly what supplements in what amount should be taken.

The basics

But, she stresses staying younger doesn't involve just one chant* i«* • lifestyle. Massive dose* of vita-,mins ian't going to hold back the wrinkles or keep the physique sleek. Staving off aging involves 10 "very, very basic" things that "will change your lifestyle and your a t t i tude about life," ah* said.

Some of those basics? Some are simple like eating right, using a sunscreen and getting more exercise. Keeton alao recommends staying slim by not dieting Rather than a life of up and down weight gains, she favors finding a weight that you feel comfortable with and keep it relatively constant.

She alao recommends the power of love. Experts have found that strong emotional bonds pay off in better health and longer life and, whil* the jury is still out on sex and longevity, it does help lower the blood pressure, relieve arthritic pain and alleviate in-somnia, Keeton said.

"If you look in the mirror and you look good, then that makes you feel good," she said. "And if you feel good, it helps your immune system and makes you treat others better ."

Keeton is pleasantly surprised with the response to her book.

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Teamwork: program

: Chiara Carter, Stacey Kahn and Beth Tofil measure some of the playground equipment at the park. The tour-week is being offered for middle school students in the Plymouth-Canton Community Schools.

S is for summer school; F for fun This can't be school. The students get to chew gum; boys can wear their hats during class; and the dress code . , . weeeell. . . School it is, a new summer program being offered to middle school students in Plymouth-Canton. And from the sounds of it, it's a big hit with both the kids and the teachers.

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Brent Kossick and Brian Welton can chew gum in school these days, and not have to worry about getting in any trou-ble.

The boys, seventh graders at East Middle School in Plymouth, are pertici pating in a Plymouth-Canton summer school program. The program, hased at West Middle School, includes 150 stu-dents.

•"Actually, it 's kind of fun," said Bri-an, 11. "No homework" is one thing he likes about the four-week program, being offered for the first time this sum-mer.

He, Brent and the others have been taking "A Look at Michigan." Stu-dents. most in seventh and eighth grades with a few sixth graders, have

the regular school year Mary Fritz, a Pl> mouth-Canton

school administrator, wrote a grant pro-posal, and the district received program funding through the state Department of Education. Student participants were identified based on MEAP test scores, grades and teacher observ ations.

Some are reluctant readers and writ-ers. while others need help with math skills. Tripp-Opple said. S tudents aren't necessarily learning disabled, but all have strengths and areas where they need some assistance.

"Foe some, it was self-esteem." Stu-dents who have difficulty with reading are benefitting from literature discus-sions this summer, she said. In their regular classes, students may tend to take a back seat to classmates who lead the discussions.

been studying math, language arts and other subjects as they relate to Michi-gan

" I t ' s fun," said Brent, 12. "I like the easy work. 1 like no homework " He's been studying fractions, "things about Michigan and the ships that have sunk, shipwrecks. And we're learning to read

This summer, students have been learning how to understand and enjoy literature. "They're not competing with those kids they view as smarter." said Tripp-Oppie, a Plymouth resident.

A number of field trips, are included in the middle school program, which be-gan in late June. On Thursday, July 9,

Math path: Student David Danowski measures the size of a leaf he found at the state park.

b * n « . ; Sessions are held four mornings a

week at West Middle School. "We trie^l to give it a camp flavor,

more than a traditional school." said Karen Tripp-Opple. director and lead teacher. Students can chew gum; boys are allowed to wear their hats indoors, something that isn't permitted during

•ludents. leech* u\ aul« »nt to May bury State Park in Northville Township to do some math and mea suring.

Teachers Ellison Franklin and Tracy Masse I designed the Maybury math hike, which include*! use of metric mea-

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He swaps a career for a bit of magic BY J L U E BROWN STAFF WRITER

Keith Haddrill waa abl* to find a job a* an engineer after his 1987 graduation from the University of Mich-igan. Even so. he decided not to make that his life'*

"A lot of people are realty amaied that I gave up an engineering career to do what T want to do full time, said Haddrill. 28. of Ypeilanti

The** days, he's working aa a magician and ventri-loquist. Tha t brought him to the Canton Public Li-brary for a July 6 performance for summer reeding program students

Youngsters in the Plymouth District Library reed-ing program alao enjoyed a fan filled session July 9 featuring a gymnastics demonstration at the Plym-outh Cultural Center.

Haddrill * first time performance at the library in Canton included plenty of audience pertiapetion and

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combined magic and ventri loquism/ '""Engineering was a little bit dif-

ferent from this," said fcjaddrill. who grew up in Dearborn" Heights and earned a bachelor's degree In aerospace engineering from U-M. He worked as an air-to-air combat analyst with Boeing Co. in Seattle. Wash., and as a co-op student with McDonnell Douglas Corp. in St. Louis, Mo.

He began doing magic while in college, although his vaudeville/ musical performances go back to early childhood. Haddrill and his father, a musician and music teach-er, often performed together.

"When I was 4 years old, I sang my first solo in front of about 400 people." He continued to perform, and was doing three or four shows per week while working for Boeing in Seattle.

Haddrill decided to go into per-forming full time after he turned down his third offer to be a cruise ship entertainer. He performs at schools and libraries throughout Michigan and also entertains adult audiences.

"You'd be amazed at how much of the same material I do for adults as I do for kids." said Haddrill.

ENGAGEMENTS

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Dr. and Mrs. Robert W. Babick of Oak Rmolt III., announce the e n £ 7 gagement of their daughter. Nancy

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Moving right along: Coach John Cunningham and gymnasts present a demonstration for participants in the Plymouth District Library's summer reading program.

who's married and has a dog. cat and rabbit, but no human kids just yet. The style of showmanship is quite different for kids than for an adult audience; but much of the same material can be used.

Haddrill performs for senior citi-zens and for other adult audiences at corporate functions. He enjoys tha t work, although he wasn't as enthused about working at comedy-clubs and doesn't do that anymore.

He does educational programs at schools and promotional programs at libraries and shopping centers, along with birthday parties. Scout gatherings and other functions.

Haddrill brought his puppet. Mury the cockatoo, to the Canton Public Librarv last week. School -

age youngsters in the audience en-joyed their ventriloquism show, along with a variety of magical feats.

"This one was primarily for en-tertainment." In his performances, Haddrill encourages kids to keep on reading, although the extent to which that 's emphasized is left up to library staffers.

His career switch is an unusual one, and Haddrill finds people are often interested in learning more about that. He studied everything he could get his hands on and

talked to others before making the change. Haddrill 's putting together a seminar and book designed for those looking to make a career change.

He had to give up some benefits when he left engineering, but does just fine financially and doesn't re-gret his decision. Those who- love doing something and have the de-terminat ion to stick with j t shouldn't hesitate to make a move, he said. "Then you can make a liv-ing doing pretty much anything."

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surements. One group of youngsters got start-

e ^ b v determining what — length, area, volume or angle — would be used to describe the size of the parking lot. Students moved around the park in teams, figuring out such things- a* how many times the pump had to be pumped to fill a cup of the number of students it would take, one standing on top of another, to reach the flagpole's top.

"They ' re collaborating really well," Tripp-Opple said. "We try to

mi* them up. so they have to work with different people."

Teachers and aides had expected youngsters would have more diffi-culty concentrating on their studies in the summer. Instead, the kids get involved in a project and forget to y y l f h thp rlrvlc

"All of a sudden, 55 minutes is gone," Tripp-Opple said. "My big-gest frustration is I don't have more time with them."

Students will receive an evalua-tion at the end of the program.

rather than letter grades. They've been keeping "Captain's Logs," dai ' ly journals.

Reading the book "Brothers of the Heart" by Joan Bios is part of the program, and the Ann Arbor au-thor will speak to the students later this month. An all-day field t r ip to Lansing, including stops at the cap-, itol and state museum, is also planned.

Tripp-Opple knows s tuden t s benefit from learning about their own state. Fifth graders in the

P l y m o u t h - C a n t o n C o m m u n i t y Schools have a study unit on Mich-igan. and she likes to see those ef-forts continued.

"Oh. absolutely, I really believe it should be revisited .every year be-cause their appreciation will devel-op and grow." Knowledge will serve students well for their rest of their lives.

"They don't realize how much Michigan has for entertainment and recreation."

Downers Grove, 111., son of Mr. and MM. John 8 JohtiMuii of Plym-outh. '

The bride-elect is a graduate of Hinsdale Central High School, Hinsdale, 111., and of Michigan State University, where she earned a bachelor's degree in business/ma-terials and logistics management. She is certified in production and inventory management and is em-ployed as a corporate purchasing agent for BESCO Graphic Systems Corp. in Chicago.

Her fiance is a graduate of Plym-outh Canton High School and of Wayne State University, where he earned a bachelor's degree in fine arts. He is a certified professional tennis instructor and is employed

Gyorke-Ford

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gyorke of Plymouth Township announce the engagement of their daughter. Re-becca Ann. to Greg E. Ford of Novi. son of Mrs. Gloria Schoenrock of Mt. Clemens

The bride-elect is a graduate of Plymouth Canton High School- She is employed in quality control with Technicolor, formerly CBS Fox.

Her fiance is a graduate of Walled Lake Western High School. He is a senior at Lawrence Technological University, where he is majoring in electrical engineering, and is em-ployed as an electrical technician at Technicolor.

-by the Oak Brook Racquet and Fit- -ness Club in Westmont, III., and Ruth Lake Country Club in Hins-dale. 111. He has accepted the posi-tion of assistant professional at Chatmoss Country Club in Mar-tinsville, Va.

A September wedding is planned.

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I 'm a 45-year-old r ight-handed male and all of a sudden I 'm be-c o m i n g v e r y

self-conscious about how this let-ter Is t u r n i n g out! I am also see-i n g s o m e c h a n g e s in my handwr i t ing recent ly .

T h a n k you. M.C.,

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The first impression we gain from the overall picture of this legible handwriting is that the man is dis-ciplined and results-oriented. Re-gardless of how he may be feeling at any given time, he can be counted on to do his work before taking time out for leisure

A conscientious and thorough manner cannot be missed. Neither can the orderly organization of his affairs

Full involvement and hard work are both expected and enjoyed by our writer. He is disinclined to skip steps or short-cut his tasks He is loyal to the commitments he makes.

Seemingly, he needs challenges in his life. Obligations are taken seri-ously He dislikes being rushed or working with deadlines. Occasional ly, he can be a tad deliberate.

There is a rigid quality to this man He may experience stress when things do not progress as planned.

He cares very much how other

people perceive him. Most of the time he can be counted on to do the things that society expects of peo-ple.

Basically, he is traditional in his approach to life and living. He con-forms to many of the values and be-liefs learned in the formative years I suspect he heard may "shoulds" and "should nots."

At times, he has a little difficulty separating himself from past expe-riences. Remnants of disappoint-ment with the early father figure still remain.

Feelings are often intense and can also be of long duration. Cur-rently, he is carrying some resent-ment. He may w?Snt to consider the cause. It has a way of wasting emo-tional energy and is counter produc-tive to the many positive qualities in his personality.

Our writer needs people but also needs time by himself. He appears to be cautious and protective of his own interests. He has learned not to reveal his feelings freely and to be somewhat guarded in his conversa-tions. Few people probably know him intimately.

This is a man of integrity. He is appreciative of the rules of fair play and desirous of playing a contribut-ing role in society. He takes pride in himself and his work. And he is in-terested in being recognized for his achievements. In fact, approval from others is quite important to him.

If you would like to have your handwriting analyzed in 'Dim news-paper. write to Lorene C Green at 36251 Schoolcraft. Luonia 48150 Please use a full sheet of white, un-lined paper, writing in the first per-son singular Age, handedness an.i full signature are all helpful and ob-jective feedback is always welcome

'Dutch' Leonard lends a hand The extremely successful fictionist Elmore

"Dutch" Leonard of Birmingham has created some of the beat adventure legends of our time. One of his current works, "Get Shorty." may be hia best who-dorie-it-to-whom to date. Certainly his reader-ap-proval quotient continues to cant up dramatically.

Such an astonishing imagination aa he must have etirs my thirst to determine why he never developed a bridge acquisitiveness. I don't want you to conclude that 1 am une of those people who wnly thus*

prestidigitator even though it may seem so The auction might suggest that clairvoyance waa one of hia talents, bidding the grant slam with-out an ace. but hia partner had clearly revealed the controls he needed

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who play bridge or polo make the world go round, but a man of such fertile inventiveneaa certainly qualifies for a high place in our card-playing society. Conceiv-ably he has a playing interest, but it haa been

maaked by his aptitude and choaen style of life. To get a better fix on this man, I turned one of my snoopers loose to

determine hia diversion when his quick wit wasn't creating with the help of his quill. Unfortunately, his answering service is only pro-grammed to promote hia manuscripts so I have nothing to apprise you of in my sleuth's pursuit.

Firm in my determination, I personally tried the back door approach in the guise of the gas company's friendly meter man. This got the novelist by surprise, and I want you to know that Leonard has a keen bridge interest- Didn't his pen give us that best seller "Fifty-Two Pick

Up?" - -He was pleasingly agreeable to be associated with today's vagary if

'three conditions were carefully pursued. 1: Today's hand had to have been played by one of the greats. 2: It had to keep the reader in suspense till nearly the end. 3: Never darken his door, front or back, again

Tall order, but I began to tackle this challenge three moons back. Finally. I found in the ancient archives of the ACBL the perfe<^ hand, as recounted by Charlie Goren.

Sidney Lenz was a sparkling raconteur, a high ranking amateur table tennis player and a bewildering parlor magician The magic he produced on today's hand had nothing to do with his powers as a

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When the most formidable bridge master of his time first saw the dummy, he could count five spades, six clubs and one diamond winner. Where was the illusive 13th trick? How could he dispose of that second little diamond in his hand? He certainly couldn't make it disappear illegitimately or his integrity would be queationed. Nevertheless he did so. Can you?

After ruffing the opening heart lead, he played a diamond to the ace to trump a second heart. Next he cashed the spade king and a spade to dummys queen. A third heart was now ruffed with his last spade Dummy was entered with the club ace On dummy's spade ace he pitched his other low diamond and ran clubs, winning 13 tricks

Woody Boyd teaches bridge classes and is working toward becoming a life master He lives in Bloomfield Township

WRC to hold annual Thinking of College Thinking about college'1

The Women's Resource Center invites women to explore education al opportunities at Schoolcraft Col-lege. Two days of programming are scheduled Wednesday and Thurs-day. July 29-30. for women who are thinking about attending college this fall.

Topics to be covered include how to get started, financial aid. afforda-bility, will going to college help find a better job and how to juggle many responsibilities

Participants will have an oppor-tunity to explore college with facul-ty from business, liberal arts, com-puter science, health care, child care development technical fields and fine arts Wednesday's session will run 9 a.m. lo 3:30 p.m. in the Liberal Arts Building, Room LA200.

Room RC320. The program is sponsored in part

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Wayne. The fee for the Wednesday program is $7 and includes lunch The fee for Thursday morning is

$2.50 and includes refreshments. Call Schoolcraft College at 462-

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The event will be 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with trophies to be given for the best and most unusual cars. Boogy Brian of Honey Radio will broadcast live from the show and h"t dogs, kielbasa and baked goods will lie sold.

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CHU[\CN Famenga>o Mow) ana Sn WW

4 2 2 - 1 1 5 0

Worship sod Sunday School 8 00. 9 IV 10 4* a m U O * A ' CIO P m »rt! " W (> m Vhocil oI Ihrrjun Educaum

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U> I V l p m Ami from BcntU-v Hijtfi School between > m « n

H0SAHNA-TAB0R LUTHERAN CHURCH & SCHOOL

9600 l e v e r * • So fleOtort • 837-242« «e« Glenn Kooper Rev Lawrence Wiflo

W O R S H I P W I T H U S S u n d a y 8 3 0 & 1 0 0 0 A M M o n d a y E v e n i n g 7 : 3 0 P . M .

Christian Scnoo °r*-Schoa-«h Grade Mrs Pal Sadler 937 2233

32WC . ec a 422 3?63 I, -O' a *a»s i ««i l MO< 9 ' X *M 4 6 00 "'M a -#M»» Sr.ce * 00 "v

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P a s t o r . G-'bert Sanflers P n 0

N O R T H W E S T B A P T I S T C H U R C H 23845 H» Sfcs S Ol IB M* • 47*.3M3

Sunday S c h o o l 9:45 AM. Morning Worship 11.00 AM. Evening Worship 7:00 P.M.

W e d n e s d a y Service 7 00 P.M. Nursery Provided

Rev Richard L Kerr Pastor

F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S C H U R C H (Independent Baptist)

SeaSays IMS ajn. Co-Sen lea CoiSsraaea taom 12 Mils M * Orchard lafca M 4 696

Farmington HAS- Mi (J1J) S3S-0S1S Or S&MtM 0o fOu reefcze that many Christians Believe thai jeaus came to earth lo Bring peace? Most nave -wve* noticed -hat Jesus sa«J in Maime* 10 3* -1 c-ame not to send paece, M a seora n you're interested realty knowing eha! tne Stole teaches man you should »nd a enurcn inet smpnas-xes »mat me B.DM »ay» Wt iwa Oy every word ol God Come see lor youraei'

CATHOLIC

A P O S T O L I C L U T H E R A N

L U T H E R A N C H U R C H

W I S C O N S I N S Y N O D

PRESBYTERIAN ( U . S . A . )

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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

1 0 1 0 1 W. Ann Arbor Rd. . P l y m o u t h at Gotttredson 4 Ann Arbor Rd

Worsh ip Services 8.15 A.M. and 11:00 A.M.

SUNDAY SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES 9:30 A.M.

Or Wm C Moore Paslor Rev Wm Branham Associate Paslor

Nursery Provided m Phone 459-9550

VILLAGE P R E S B Y T E R I A N C H U R C H 25350 West S.» Mile RedtorO • 534 7730

Paul S Bousquefle Paslor W o r s h i p

S u n d a y - 1 0 : 0 0 A.M. Congregsootvol Fftifli Fellowship »nd Fnends

Horary Prowoetf • iVrwcUir Access<Dk •

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Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Churches

WISCONSIN LUTHERAN HADIO HOUR

WCAR 1090 SUNDAY 10:30 AM.

E P I S C O P A L

W ST. A N D R E W ' S

E P I S C O P A L C H U R C H

14360 Htabberd R o * d Livonia. Mtctwgan 4 6 1 5 4

4 2 1 - 8 4 5 1

Mon -Fn 9 30 A M Holy Euchansl Wednesday t 00 P M Dviner 4 C las se s Saturday 5 &n P M H o n Euchansl

Sunday 7:45 4 1 0 A M Holy Euchanst 9 0 0 A M Christian Education to< ail a g e s Sunday Morning Nursery Care Available

T h e R e v RoOart C l a p p . R e c t o r

Every knee shall bow and every tongue confess that Jesus Christ is Lord

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ST. JOHN NEUMANN 4 4 8 0 0 W a r r e n • C a n t o n • 4 5 5 - 5 9 1 0

Father G e o r g e C h a m l e y , Pas tor MASSES '

Saturday 4:30 i 6:00 P.M. Sun. 7:00. 8:30, 1 0 : 0 0 . 1 1 : 3 0 AM.

1:00 end 6:00 P.M.

FIRST APOSTOLIC LUTHERAN CHURCH 2 6 3 2 5 H a i s t e a d R o a d at 11 Mite

F a r m i n g t o n Hills. M i c h i g a n Serv ices Every Sunday a l i o 30 A M Also 1st 4 3rd Sunday al 7 00 P M

Sunday School 9 15 A,M Bible Class Tuesday 7:30 P M

S o n g Services Last Sunday of Month 7 00 P M

In L i v o n i a

St. Pau l Ev L u t h e r a n C h u r c h 1 7 8 1 0 F a r m i n g t o n R o a d

Pastors Can Pagel 4 James Hoff 2 6 1 - 1 3 6 0

W O R S H I P S E R V I C E S S u n d a y 8 : 3 0 & 1 0 . 0 0 A.M. M o n d a y E v e n i n g 7 : 0 0 P . M

In P l y m o u t h St . P e t e r Ev . L u t h e r a n C h u r c h

1 3 4 3 P e n n i m a n A v e . • 4 5 3 - 3 3 9 3 Daniel Heiwtg • Peter M Berg

W o r s h i p S e r v i c e s 8 : 0 0 A 1 0 : 3 0 A M .

S u n d a y S c h o o l A B i b l e C l a s s 9 : 1 5 A.M.

Nursery Avai lable at 10 :30 S e r v i c e

In R e d f o r d T o w n s h i p L o l a P a r k Ev . L u t h e r a n C h u r c h

1 4 7 5 0 Kin loch Pastor Edward Zell - 532 8655

W o r s h i p S e r v i c e s 8 : 3 0 A 1 1 : 0 0 A.M

S u n d a y S c h o o l 9 : 4 5 A. M.

YOU ARE INVITED G A R D E N CITY P R E S B Y T E R I A N

C H U R C H ( U . S . A . ) I l l ' M«X»eO«r - 4217620

Summer Worship 10 00 a-m Church Sctvoot Claaaes

Wweaiv eei Orede - IQ OO a m C leases lor 2 Yeers 12m Grade at 11 00 A M Elevator AvWabta Gaieth 0 Baaar Paator

H B f f f i T T B Community Church

New Life Christian Academy K-12 •wv. aittpUng Jppl" jiiom ic* Hrmmljrv Bijdm

|4«4$ C war Koad VVt-JlarW Ml 4S18"; ipju e»i of Wam Rd i

4 2 2 - 5 4 3 3 S u n d a y s W e d n e s d a y s

Ceiewawon o> Worsrnp "ours of mspvetto" 7 P'

Call to scneauW or rnrniames end acKvfl« Pmoot to Serve Jeeu*

S T . TIMOTHY C H U R C H

t; 16700 Newburgh R o a d L i v o n i a • 4 * 4 - 8 8 * 4

Sunday School » 0 0 A M Al l Apes Summer Worship tOrOO A.M

" P l e a s u r e s f o r C h r i s t ' s S a k e " Rev Cy Smart

jmrml HOB— a C C W l e l C«nerw

B A H A ' I F A I T H

FIRST MtlftYTERIAM CHURCH M a i n & C h u r c h • (313) 4 5 3 - 6 4 6 4

nfHOtmi Summer Worship 10:00 A.M

CMidrens Programs ft Nursery 10 00 A M Pn«hC Rodger* Magea lelanfl I 5 « « *

Minister Asaoc>ate Mi^siei We have Oeeo contemporary s«*» 1835"

Accession to At

Bahai Faith It l eaches That one indeed is a man who today dedicaieWi htmsell lo Ihe service ot the entire

human race

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4 1 6 - 5 5 1 5

C H U R C H E S O F C H R I S T

G E N E V A PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (U.S.A.)

• \ 5535 Sheldon Rd . Canton ; t i Jusi North ol Kmart) * ~ ' 459-0013

""t>r Kenneth 0 Lister. Pastor Worship ft Sunday School * 00 ft 11 OO A M

HIHORIU « HI K4 H O* 4 HHISI j (Crmman Ourchi

35475 Five Mile Rd 464-6722 MARK McGiLVREY Minister Steve Amen Youth Minister

Ca+Oramg SO fears ol Service BIBLE SCHOOL (All ages: 9 3 0 A M 8 15 AM Service - Motrmg Worsrvp 10 4S A M

Evening Worsn® ft Youth Meeting 630 P M

SAINT ANNE'S CHURCH a RetMort Society o» St Ptus X • Trsdttloiisl Letts M i x

233 lO Joy Roed S Blks C o« lrl<*r«pl> • S34-2121

U N I T E D M E T H O D I S T

M a s s S c h e d u l e S ^ n d a v M a s s 1 2 : 1 5

U N I T E D METHODIST

Rosedale Gardens Presbyterian Church, (U.S.A.) Hubbard at W. Ch i cago • Livonia • 422-0494

C O P A L C H U R C H e H O L T S P I R n —

Livonia • — !>,. Hev emery f 0'»»WW.

rne Ha. M.ra«r« M«e

a earner free rec*tyl

SAINT JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH

574 S Sheldon Road Plymouth 453-0190

The Rev Aobert S S>«n« . Jr Rector

c runch SERVICES

7:45 A M Holy Euchansl

Church School Nursery Care

• Wednesdays: 10:30 A.M. Holy Eucharist

Barrier Free Fecm* for me IfenrMooea

Ol R IADY OF GOOD COUNSEL 1 1 6 0 P e n n i m a n Ave . P l y m o u t h • 4 5 3 - 0 3 J 6

Rev J a m e s W y » o c k l . P a s t o r Ma»^s Wix. frt 900 A.M sat 1 0 0 H I

Sunday H 0 0 WkOO VM and H O O P *

10 0 0 A M Worship 4 Church School 11 1 5 A M AdUl Study Classes

Nursery Provided • 422-6038

RESURRECTION CATHOUC CHURCH Rev Richard A. Perletio Pastor

9 * 1 - 4 6 0 0

Saturday, 4:3Q p.m. Mass Sunday, 11:00 a.m. Mass

at Faith Community Church ,-South yoa at enrrm aw * cewcwweij

CHERRY H i a UNITED METH00IST CHURCH 495-1156 • 495-0035

Rev Randy Whttcomb

10:00 AM Morning Worship

321 Ridge Road Just South ol Cherry H * in Camon

M E T H O D I S T C H U R C H 29687 Wesl Eleven Mile Road

Jusi Wesl ot MiddtebeH 476-8860

Farrmnglori Hills

Worship A Church School 8 4 5 & 1 0 0 0 A M

July 19th iMtons-Uamed on ffw VMow Bne» fto»f

Or Rmer preaching

9 : 3 0 A.M. W o r s h i p S e r v i c e N u r s e r y C a r e t h r o u g h K i n d e r g a r t e n

— H e v H K M f d I P e t e r s

R e v J e n n i f e r S a a d

Nursery Care Available

A S S E M B L I E S O F G O D

Rev DewdB Pen™man Rev Rooert Bougr He. waam Frayer

St. Thomas a ' B ^ k e t 981-1333 • Canton

555 South Ltfley Road Rev Emeet Powarl P a ^

M . T , T h . f - * Q O a -m . Saturday 4:JO p.m.

Su n d . » a :Q0. 1 Q : 0 0 * M * W 1

C H R I S T A D E L P H I A N S

C H R I S T A D E L P H I A N S

Sunday MamohM Sarrtca 10-00 All Sundsy School 1130 Ail

M M Class. Wednesdays • » PM.

3661C PsrtuMle. UvonM • 425-7*10

NEWBURG UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

36500 Ann A/txw Trail Uvonia s Oldeat Church

4 2 2 - 0 1 4 9 1 0 0 0 A.M. W o r s h i p Se rvK a

J u l y 1 9 t h V i e w f r o m tHa B o t t o m

of the WeM" Or O l l s a n M. Milter p r e a c h i n g

OR G i l s o n M Mi l le r R e v . S t e v e n E. P o o l e

•axaery P - o H e a

A L D E R S O A T E UNITED METHOOIST CHURCH

(Redtord Twp)

10000 BEECH DALY ROAD flsriiaan P v w i and Wear Ovcapo

Radford Ml 46239 »T7 J 1 7 0

Worship Services B OO & 10 00 A M.

July 18th "Listening to Jesus"

9 00 A M Sunday School - AH Agn

Nursery AvaHabla Pastors M Clement Parr and

BufTord W. Coe Robin Knowies WeMece. Organist

Clsrencertl le United Methodist 20 100 MMIdlebelt Rd - Livomla

4749444 Worship W n i c e s

> 4 5 • I t : IB AM. 7:00 PM " ' A M

l a l Claaara at 7 OO

CHURCHES OF THE NAZARENE

B r i y b t n ? o o r T a b c r p a c l c N e e d P r a y e r ? 3 5 2 6 2 0 5 • ASSCmbUeS Of Qod • C h u r c h 3 5 2 * 2 0 0

2 6 5 5 5 Franklin Rd • S o u t h f i e l d , Ml, ( l e s e 4 Telegraph West on Hoadey h n | A Charismatic Church where people Ot many Oeoomnaftons morsfnp together

•Homing Worship 10 30 Sunday Bcavoo* e: 1S AM.

Celebration o« Praia* S 30 P M ^ 7 JO P M Wad Adult VouMi 4 Children

Frsneim Road Chnetlan School K-Orade • • Nursery provided al al services CALVIN C WATZ. PASTOR

T a ^ - C % 2 1 0 0 H a n n a n R o a d • C a n t o n

3 2 6 - 0 3 3 0

Momtng Worship 8:30. 10:00 and 11:30 a.m.

A S S E M B L Y Praise CeieDration 6 00 p.m.

Family Night Wednesday. 7 00 p.m.

^ 4 ^ - 7 ^ -

Pocky Barra

Sua HLi

P L Y M O U T H C H U R C H O F T H E N A Z A R E N E

- s M S M i a M i M a r j C i M i e e I « I « I » '

Sunday Everana - 6 00 P M _ j « a MlniMrtee Tyee 8 30 A M FAMAVMOMT Wed 7 0 0 P M

P E N T E C O S T A L

FULL O O S F f L CHURCH OF PLYMOUTH

M l C. SPRING ST. 2 Stocae N ol Man t tecaa i <* Ma

•MM >1 • >e Mjara ttaaea«a

P a s u r Frank Howard O 4BS-0PS

UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

Wr« VnHrd (Jfmrcb of Chrtst 33424 0 s w a r d Ave • Famengton 4*136

(313) 4 7 1 I M P rt» k*ee W m tfm »BMl OMeavM»aee«nae

i t e m s f o e t h e religion calendar

than noon Friday the weekpnor to publication.

m MID WEEK WORSHIP

Redford is holding midweek wor-ship services through Aug. 19. The informal services are 8 p.m. Wednesdays in the McCalmont Chapel o< the church. iJaJOU w s»i* Mile. Redford. For more informa-tion. call 534-7730.

• CHARISMATIC MASS A charismatic Mass will be cele-brated Sunday. Ju ly 26. in the dor-mitory chapel of Madonna Univer-sity. Schoolcraft and Levan, Livo-nia. T h e Rev, Al Blonigan will be the celebrant. Interested people are invited to join in prayer* for the bapt ism of the new candidates . For more information, call Ju l ie at 464-4566.

• TENT CRUSADE Members of Canton Calvary will have their first annual ten t crusade Saturday through Wednesday. July 25-29. at the church, 7933 Sheldon, south of Joy. The new pastor, the Rev. Daniel Strength, will preach under the tent, as will pastoral staff members. Sen-ices will be 10 a.m. and 7 p j n . daily.

A children's crusade will be held 7 p.m. each evening with Jeff and Jane t Rouff and Company. Also featured will be the Zion Choir from Zion Bible Ins t i tu te in Barrington. R.I., singing at Sunday and Mon-day services. For more information, call the church. 455-0820.

• CHURCH PICNIC Main Street Baptist Church of Can-ton will have its annual church pic-nic I p.m. Sunday. Ju ly 26. at the Canton Township Recreation Com-plex. on Proctor, j u s t west of Can-ton Center. Each family should bring enough food for its own mem-bers and some to share for the pot-luck. Activities will include games, contests, singing and inspirational services. For more information, call 453-4785. —

• PRAYER OROUP

at Five Mile in Livonia, h a f c h a r -ismatic prayer group meetings 7:30 p.m. Thursdays in the church meet-ing room. (Use rear entrance No. 2.)

462-2243. There also will be prayer group

meetings 6-7:30 p.m. Sundays in Patio Classroom 1 of Madonna Uni-tersity. Schoulnaf t and Letan. Singing will be included. The meet-ings are open to the public.

• ACTION ACTION Ministry provides sup-port and practical help for people who are unemployed or changing careers. Meetings are 7 p.m. the sec-ond and'fourth Monday of each month at Ward Presbyterian Church, 17000 Farmington Road, Livonia. For more information, call 422-1826.

• HOPE A new HOPE group meets 9:30-11 a.m. Mondays at Holy Trini ty Lu-theran Church. 39020 Five Mile, be-tween Newburgh and Haggerty, Livonia.

HOPE helps to heal painful childhood memories through shar-ing of emotions, prayer and encour-agement. The group is for people who did not feel safe growing up in their families dueXo alcoholism, emotional dis turbance, physical or sexual abuse or rigid family sys-tems For more information, call Martha at 425-6739.

• TIBETAN BUDDHISM The Detroit Area Kagyu Study Group offers meditat ion and dis-cussion of Buddha ' s teaching. Free meditation instruction can be ar-ranged by appointment . Weekly meditation and discussion takes place Thursdays in Redford. For in-formation. call 538-1559.

• SENIOR FELLOWSHIP Bethel Baptist Temple . 29475 W. Six Mile. Livonia, sponsors meet-ings for senior citizens and retirees the first and third Tuesday of the month. For information, call 525-3664.

STAT* PHOTOS BY BILL BRE&LEK

Growing with community: The United Assembly of God building is on North Territorial, in the fast-growing western part of Plymouth Township. ju

Making room for God takes time

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

• ORACE LUTHERAN Grace Lutheran Church will have its vacation Bible school 9-11:45 a.m July 20-30 at the church, 25630 Grand River. Redford. Activities will include a balloon launch. "Pa-rade for J e sus" and a biblical visi-tor. There also will be crafts , games and music. For more information.

call 532-2266 or 535-1840.

• FAIRLANE ASSEMBLY Children in kindergarten through the sixth grade are invited to Fair-lane Assembly of God's vacation Bible school. "Adventures on Son Mounta in ." 8:15 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Ju ly 20-24. There will be Bible sto-ries. crafts, games and snacks. A special presentation by the children for the entire family will be at 7 p.m. Ju ly 24.

Coat for the school is $5. It will be held at Fairlane Chris t ian School. 24425 H i t s , st Feiitun. Deaibura H e i g h u . To register, call Roger Young at 561 -3300 Ext. 113.

• FIRST PRESBYTERIAN/ OUR LADY OF 0 0 0 0 COUNSEL

T h e First Preabyterian Church of

Plymouth and Our Lady of Good Counsel Church will have a joint vacation Bible school. "Treasuring Our Beloved Ear th , " Aug. 3-7 at the two churches. 701 W. Church and 1160 Penniman. T h e school will be 9.30 a.m. to noon for children in kindergarten through the sixth grades.

As part of the program, children will parade from Our Lady of Good Counsel to the First Presbyterian Church 11-11:45 a.m. Aug. 7 in a "Vine Parade." emphasizing the theme of the day. " T h e Real Vine." The coat for the school is t 5 per child. For more information, call 453-6464 or 453-0326.

• KIDS' CAMP Ward Preabyterian Church 's Chris-tian Educat ion Ministr ies will

pion," a weeklong kids ' camp, at Center Lake Bible C a m p near Tus-tin Aug. 2-8. T h e camp ia open to children in thi rd through sixth grades. For more information, call 472-1836

B Y J I L I E B R O W N S T A F F W R I T E R

The Rev Jack Williams most likely won't be interested in start-ing a major home improvement project anyt ime soon.

Will iams is pastor of the Plym-outh United Assembly of God. He and other worshipers at the churcti on North Territorial in Plymouth Township are finishing up an ex-tensive bui ld ing project.

"We purchased the property a number of years ago," said Wil-liams. 52. of Plymouth Township. T h e vacant property was bought in

. the late 1970s, and in 1986 the first phase of t he building project was completed.

"I t took us a little longer than we ant ic ipated." T h a t first phase in-cluded a fellowship hall, classrooms and most of the landscaping.

Previously, members had wor-shiped in a building on Ann Arbor Tra i l in P lymouth Township. That building was sold and now is the Plymouth Bapt i s t Church.

When United Assembly of God worshipers moved to the North Ter-ritorial address in the mid-1980s, they met for services in the fellow-ship hall downstairs , which seats

approximately 300. That facility was a bit cramped, but worshipers have more room in the new sanctu-ary.

The second phase of the project included the addit ion of a sanctu-ary with seating for approximately 600. Staff offices were added as well.

Worshipers began using the new sanctuary in mid-April, and it was dedicated the final Sunday in May

Total coat for the project was ap-proximatelv S2 million. The build-ing si ts on lO1^ acres of land.

Will iams, who's served as the congregation's pastor for 13 years, is pleased to have the work done. "1 would say total jubilat ion and somewhat reW?f too because it had

been longer than we d anticipated The project was financed through

several sources, including the sale of the previous church, fund-raising by members, a n d local banks. Many church members provided both fi-nancial contr ibut ions and good old-fashioned elbow grease

"Our members actually did a good share of the labor up here." Wil l iams Said, looking around the sanctuary*. Some helped with car-pentry. Nearly all of the painting and s ta ining of wood was done by church members .

One member who had experience creating Tiffany lamps did the stained glass windows for the sanc-tuary. Many pitched in to help with the constant c leanup tha t goes with construction.

" And of course giving a lot of the money." Wil l iams said.

The church has approximately 350 members. Down the road, wor-shipers plan to add a gymnasium and expand the educational area "as the growth allows tha t or dic-ta tes i t ." The educational area now includes 16 classrooms and is laid out in a hexagonal shape.

Plymouth United Assembly of God members have noticed the ex-tensive growth in western Plymouth Township in recent years.

"Th i s is where the growth is com-ing. Wre're right in the middle of the growth. Everything is new since we've been out here." Williams said. " T h i s was partly swamp and partly hills.

"The changes have been nothing but progressive, wonderfully pro-gressive. The best community I've ever lived in ."

Now that the project is just about done (there 's some wor* left to do on the ki tchen). United Assembly of God members have other goals in mind. Those include community outreach efforts, such as a recent mul t imedia patriotic presentation

Leading the way: The Rev. Jack Williams has served as the congregation s pastor for 13 years.

at the church. "Our real desire now is to let the

communi ty know we're here to serve them in any positive way we can. ' Wil l iams said. "Jus t to be of service

to them, tha t ' s what we want to be. We're concentrating on really min-istering to our community and trying to meet the needs of the com-muni ty . "

How we use languat

REV. DAVID STRONG

L a n g u a g e reveala a great deal about a per son We seldom ere aware of this unleaa a person's language style is q u i t e d i f f e r e n t from ours. As I prepare to visit Europe 1 reflect upon this. Ameri-cans are typically unwilling to deel with the w«y tha t

our perspective language affecta upon life.

How we use language alao affiacta our perceptions of God. One Sunday a lawyer, who is a man. approached me and abeerved tha t I had uaed a maie pronoun fee God some 20 timaa in a worship hour. What dif-ference doee thia make. I thought-*

I resisted hia l u n a t i o n tha t I change my language retarding God. My mind haa changed It doee make a d i f f e r e n c e h o w w e u

with regard to God Weeda fer God are

Metaphors matter . We know that God ia not an old roan up in the aky. Yet we focus upon familiar pat-terna of words. We will often defend them. Everything elaa ma> change in th is world bu t do not ask me to slop referring to God as "he ' Yea. words are important .

One day I offered a prayer in a group At one point 1 said. "Father . Mother God." An older woman came up to me later and in an angry voice said, "Don ' t ever do tha t again or I will leave th is church!" Language makes a difference.

It feels more familiar and secure to stick with the old versions. Se-curity lies in #amene*» Strong pea a ions are aroused when we start raising queetiona about how we speak ot God. Yet, ft is a moat im portanI issue

Changing words

A change of language makes us freehly aware of how God language connecta us with other values. For example, if we have any concern

of the

• It f H l t more familiar and sacura to atlck with tha old varaloaa. Sacurtty lias la aaiaa-naaa. Strong passions ara aroused when wa start ralaintf quastions about how wa speak of God.

planet, our language may need to expand to phraaes like. "Ever creat-ing Spir i t . "

Maybe it doesn ' t sound aa com-forting aa the word Father. Yet. if we reach for new metaphors for God we might expend our vision of what • mat te r s in the dawning of the 21st century.

Our God language is important . Language points us to ul t imate concerns and values Net only fa there are important to us as a new century dawns. T h e natural wortd. ending war and violence, racism, t he value af each and every human being — these all need to be con

> for G o d

Some t ime ago a film wi with the theme. "If God ia Father.

m are all brothers and sis-

ter* " T h i s ia a new definition of the word which points u s to eomething more then an individualistic identi fication with God aa my parent

In working with our language for God we must not reduce the experi-ence of God. Expend our words and images and we will expand our sense of God ' s reality. Multiply the images and reduce our dependence upon male-dominated words God must not be kept in the religion and t he ind iv idua l i s t* bos.

If God livaa on our neighborhood street then how would we addreaa God? If God reveala God's presence in t he whole universe, i a the issues of peace a n d justice, in the midst of human suffering and vulnerability, we will search for additional words Much af thia whole issue has to do

with how expanded our world is and how much we are willing to encoun-ter mystery

Breaking away

Whatever ere do we need to break out of the exclusive male imagery It is difficult to do thia, but if we are unwill ing we need to ask whether we are driven by fear to resist new. fuller more inclusive erorda.

Ski l led _ l isten to a client and can pretty ckwely determine what is the struc-ture of t he person's life which ia giv ing them a pain It is simply a case of l istening to language

So It ia with em language with God. If we are stock with he and Father , t hen there is a potential ri-gidity which can collectively cause us pain.

Fear can be the focus of our s trug gle with language as we encounter God. If there is fear of making changes ia our language it should remind us of our lack ef love The poet tells u s af the queation: "Hew many ways can I call thee my love?" If a person is afrasd at

language for God they need to ask the question of where fear and love come into th is issue?

Language use with God needs to he an adventure. The adventure has to do with meaning and conscious ness. Expand your use God ia hon-ored not harmed by such a desire to reflect a larger reality. Get away from the male usage.

There ia a final issue of God re I t i s for many an

i of peace and justice. The word for peace in Hebrew is ahalom. It is a particularly inclusive word. I t means tha t each and everyone be-longs. It is a wonderful word of hos-pitali ty. Peace includes everyone, especially those without power, of-ten children and women.

How we use words and God tails u s something about who ia included and who is excluded. Shalom in

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Words for God Yet God does not ed ed to God ia not an easy

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Carnegie Ha l f boated by Veraer, Liipfert, Bern ha rd , McPbereon a n d Hand, former Gov. J a m e s Blanc-hard ' s Wash ing ton law firm. T h e event honored Sen . Patr ick Moy-nihan of New York a n d his wife. My husband Michael a n d I were greet-ed by the warm hospi ta l i ty of the pr incipals of t he firm and had an oppor tuni ty to see my old Michigan friends, J i m a n d J a n e t Blanchard. Ralph Gerson. B o b Larson and Bob Smith . —

A highlight for me, as an admirer of fine pho tographs , was seeing Richard Avedon, who photographed so many f a m o u s faces so brilliantly.

Our next s top was a reception giv-en for t he Michigan delegation by General Motors a n d hosted by Alan Smi th . Among t h e beaut i fu l ly dis-played S a t u r n s a n d Corvettes in the GM building, t he delegates dined on potato-zucchini pancakes , beau-tifully presen ted vegetables, chick-en t idb i t s a n d o ther hore d'oeuvres.

Among those f rom our area were

Rl«nrh»w<t f lai l Vnlin Steven Yokich, Donald T u c k e r and h is daughte r Megan, Mickey Meltzer a n d J o n a t h a n Grossman .

Delegates d i scussed the choice of S e n . Ai G o r e aa t h e rice presiden-t ia l r u n n i n g m a l e for Gov. Bill Clin-ton .with a positive tone. Women

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Hon and Ki t ty T h a y e r , U.S. Kep. J o h n a n d Debbie Dingell, the

T h e delegates were looking for-ward to t he next day and the begin-n ing of t he convention. I was look-ing forward to learning from m a n y of t he cand ida t e s 1 admire.

Monday morning af ter a Michi-gan delegation meeting. 1 a t t ended an American-Israel i PAC briefing wi th Mickey Meltzer of Birming-ham. U S . Rep. Lee Hami l ton of In-d i a n a spoke of h is s t rong suppor t for Israel a n d was only cut short

s t rong in t roduct ion to th is group of Israel supporters , Gore impressed the ga ther ing with h is s t rength, sin-cerity a n d dynamic style.

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As I left t he room, I s ighted T h o m a s Fr iedman, au thor of "F rom Bei ru t to Lebanon , " in hot deba te with actor R ichard Dreyfus. Some-how I was brought in as arbi ter on how m u c h or lit t le foreign policy

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Con vent longoers: Zina Kramer, a first-time delegate to ^Convention, and Sen. Curt La

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would mean at th i s convention. Dreyfus was concerned and in-

volved, fitting nicely in to my pre-conceived image of h im. Friedman ended our d i scuss ion by interview-ing me for an ar t ic le in the New York T i m e s address ing the role of foreign policy in th ia year 's election.

Because the women ' s caucus had taken place a t t he s ame time as the AIPAC meeting, I had to wait until the next day to a t t end women's events.

T h e last social occasion before the ser ious bus ine s s of t he conven-

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Plymouth again home for painter in acrylics

He mingled with the arts patrons in Palm Beach and Boca Raton while living in Florida from 1988 to 1991.

But moving back to his hometown of Plymouth, within walking range of Kellogg Park, and showing in the 1991 Art in the Park last summer proved to be something very special.

"It was good to be back in Plymouth." said Tom

High School graduate. "Getting away gave us a new perspective, a new appreciation, for the midwest.

While living in Florida, hi* family summered in Canton. He described Florida arts patrons as harder-edged. less-congenial than midwesterners. "Many were high-intense New Yorkers." he said.

At the 12th annual Art in the Park Saturday-Sun-day. July 18-19, LeGault will show 40 original acryl-ics priced from $100 to $550.

Hell also unveil a line of large, contemporary landscapes — "wet-on-wet acrylics."

"Because they set up quickly, you have to move really fast on these big pieces. It's almost like sculpt-ing the paint." he said. "I've shown some experimen-tal-pieces at shows and they were the first to fly out of the booth in the first 20 minutes."

LeGault worko ciclunively in "I use them in a wide range — treating them like wlterjwlors for traditional pieces, creating a thick buildup with a palette knife for abstract and contemporary pieces."

Early art start r

LeGault got his art start at age 14 when "my sister dragged me to an evening art class in Plymouth.

"As a kid. 1 always played with clay and sculpted, but I had no idea I'd paint an incredible still life that first night in class. 1 didn't expect it to happen. It just did. It was just a progression from there."

At 18, he opened his first art studio. Despite demand for his work from galleries and

buyers, LeGault says he's having more fun now than after he caught the eye of a New York gallery and auction network while working in Florida.

"Flexibility to get out and about, instead of stick-ing to the studio, has put me in the fun rone." he said.

Starting in acrylics as a teenager let him hone a distinctive, dividend-paying style.

"There's a million artists in Florida." he said. "To have a New York gallery and auction operation pick out my work is a real compliment. I'm breaking and bending the rules, but getting away with i t "

His move into contemporary themes over the last three years bridges his traditional landscapes and highly textured floral abstracts.

"I've just done a contemporary tree scene with a real simple, clean look, incorporating all three styles," LeGault said.

"People look at my work and think different artists are involved because it's so opposite," he said. "Basi-cally. I'm a jack-of-all-trades."

LeGault U well known on the Midwest art show circuit for traditional water reflection scenes and a penchant for painting right in the booth at rapid-fire speed.

"Giving people a chance Co watch a painting go from a raw canvas to a finished look adds to the over-all interest level." he^aid. 'There's no comroercially produced techniques involved. It eliminates skepti-cism. I actually create some of my best pieces at shows."

To meet demand for his popular lighthouse and bam scenes, hell soon add a series of signed, limited-edition lithographs.

Style now freer Meanwhile. LeGault continues to loosen his style

and tackle contemporary themes. As he sees it, larger contemporary homes have triggered a new market: larger contemporary paintings.

'I've done some contemporary harbor scenes com-pletely with a palette knife." he said. "There's no bruabwork involved. It suggests buildings and water but because it'd done with a knife, it haa a nice, soft 'wet on wet' look in pastel colors."

— The trend umirtl wniwiipufiy has rouved bnuiu ing pastels or Sent* Fe earth tones into the color scheme.

"Everything has shifted into balanced colors — for example, bouncing greens and lavenders off blues. It's subtle, not An abrupt blend." LeGault aaid.

"Even diehard traditionalists with barn or light house scenes are seeing thia unique use of new colors and not foaling threatened."

LeGault relishes the chance to experiment with technique and fine-tune his work. But he still bits the Midweet art show circuit 38 times a year "After all. it'a a people business I'm involved.

With painting a past.me turned profession. Le-Gault says he's busy looking for a new hobby — "one

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Art to fill downtown Plymouth

Families, food, fun and art are on tap for fair goers this weekend in and around Kel-logg Park. Art in the Park celebrates its 12th year by showcasing more than 300 exhibitors, 270 more than at the first fair in 1981.

BY LINDA ANN CHOMIN SPECIAL WRITER

m Art jn the Park

will spotlight fine, art and crafts by more than 3C*5 ex-hibitors. adding a

J festive air to the streets and side-

walks in and around Kellogg Park in the heart of historic Plymouth Satur-day-Sunday. July 18-19.

Artists and crafters from New York, North Carolina, California. Florida. Georgia. Illinois. Indiana, Minnesota, Ohio. Pennsylvania, South Dakota. Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin and 110 Michigan communities will offer a bonanza of handmade artwork for browsing and buying. The fair be-gan with 30 artists in 1981.

Fair-goers will choose from among hundreds of personal and home decor accents, including paintings, pottery-, jewelry, basketry, Chinese brush painting, photography, wearable art, weaving, wood craft, calligraphy, and stained, blown and leaded glass.

"We're real excited about this year's show. There 11 be more artists demon-strating and a lot more .variety. New to this year's show are silhouette cutt-ings, weathervanes, big pieces of furni-ture. beautiful woodwork, fabric batik, marbleizing and jewelry — everything from gold and diamonds to silver and dough," said Dianne Quinn, Art in the Park founder/producer.

Strolling musicians will accent the festivities. Barbry-ellen will perform North American folk songs while mu-sic by the Mike Burst Dulcimer En-semble will add a medieval touch. Ro-chester musician Guy Sferlazza and Chautauqua Express also will perform along with Trilogy, a mime group and clowns with balloons.

"The atmosphere is very festive and we have something for everyone's home, a unique individual piece," Quinn said.

Last year, 14 artists demonstrated their talents on Sunday under "The Gathering" on Penniman. This year. Quinn has asked artists to demon-strate on both days at locations throughout the fair, one of the largest arts and crafta fairs in the state.

Artist Tom LeGault of Plymouth will create traditional lighthouses and landscapes painted in a pink mist. and abstract florals created with a

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Art for enjoyment: Plymouth artist Gordon Eddy said he's happiest when drawing or working at the drawing board in his studio, handcoloring prints with watercolor.

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palette knife, right before your eyes in 90 minutes. He'll do portrait sketches

A special treat offered on Sunday-only by Plymouth artist Gordon Eddy will be 10-minute portrait sketches in charcoal (81* by 11 inches) for $8, and larger sketches from longer sittings on pastel-colored paper Tor $15.

Weathered treatment: This watercolor, done on location of a barn on Canton Center Road north of Cherry Hill, depicts the once-staid struc-ture weathered by time.

Native BY LINDA ANN CHOMIN SPECIAL WRITER

Nav«jo artist Sarah Natani has been weaving wool ruga for 40 years.

Shell demonstrate her award-winning skills on a five-foot loom during a Native American jewelry and Navajo rug show Friday-Sunday, July 17-19, at Na-tive West Gallery, 863 W. Ann Arbor Trail, Plymouth.

"I think it'a exciting that people can see a piece of American history being demonstrated right hare ia Michigan and that Sarah's so willing to share her cul-

ture with us," said Becky Dodaon, Native West co-owner with husband, Doug.

Two leading New Mexico authorities on jewelry and ruga will accompany Natani. Edmond "Bing" Crosby of Albuquerque Mexico and Tom Wheeler of Water-flow will be on hand to answer questions about the

. Navajo culture aa well aa relay its myths and legends

Crosby, who has more than 35 years' experience aa a trader, will being thousands of pieces of traditional and contemporary jewelry handcrafted from silver and gold by the Navajo. Hopi. Zuni and Santo Domingan

"Bing will have a spectacular selection of jewelry.

the old and the new, thousands of pieces from $4 to $4,000, and he's willing to take special orders, said Dodaon, a Farmington Hills resident.

Wheeler, fourth-generation owner of Hogback Trad-ing Poet eatablished'in 1971, will display traditional and contemporary Navajo rugs, old regional trading poet pa t t e rn like Two Grey Hills. Wild Ruins. Burnt water, Ganado. Storm Pattern, and Teec Noa Poe as wall aa pictorial weaving* of scene* from every-day life in Navajo culture.

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For details and review of musical performances, please turn to the Entertainment section • WMMUTUK

Judy Shellhaas of Plymouth ia teaching a four-week class on carving and marbling technique* for a parlor fireplace at the Miniature Makers' Workshop in Royal Oak. The class began last waek.

Students learn chip carving and marbling tech mques while creating «n ornate floor to-ceiling fire pleee madeof fine grained ba.ewnod " Shellhaas'

Shellhaas haa been a miniature artisan and teacher for IS years She leads weekly daae for ad-

vanced students at bar home. Her fondness ia for carving animals, d l on the

standard miniature scale of one inch to the actual

She haa taught continuing ad classes in Livonia. Plymouth and Farmington and wood carving and other arts at Greenfield Village

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July 27

Residential gardens will be honored in four cat* gone*: beat overall garden, beat use of annuals, best use of perennials, beat variable garden

Barson'a will award the overall winner $100 worth of plants and the other winners $50 worth Five Wayne County Extension Service master gar-deners will judge the nominated gardens the week of Aug. 10.

To be considered, gardens, except vegetable gar dens, must be viaible from the street. Tha t ' s be cause our intent is to honor gardens that visibly contribute to beautifying the city," says Marie

rCofnmunityTenter supervisor.

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"Tom Wheeler's a wealth of knowledge. He wi^l talk about all aspects of Navajo rug making, from the carding of the wool to the spinning of it," Dodaon said.

"Tom'a still the largest supplier of Navajo

rugs priced from $150 to $12,000. At the last show, people asked for the lighter colors so he's n l „ . . t w i n g i n g l i g h t e r r n l n r a i n t r a d i t i o n a l a n i l

contemporary styles.' Navajo weavers developed and refined their

craft before the arrival of the Spanish. The Na-vajo loom is upright as opposed to the horizontal loom of the Mexican and Spanish-American weavers.

Demonst ra t ions will run cont inuous ly throughout the show, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Fri-day-Saturday, July 17-18, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. July 19. Natani expects to weave three inches during that time.

"1 do very small weaving. Within a hundred years, it might wear out," Natani said in an in-

terview from her home on the Navajo reservation in New Mexico. "I will show how to card wool and how to spin it. I usually bring some vegetal dye, what we use on the reservation."

Vegetal dyes are made by the Navajo from plants such as lupine, liatris, sunflower, alder

Functional art: Na-tive West co-owner Becky Dodson displays a Navajo rug, Teec Nos Pos by

-K££. ($1,800). Thrown over the Toton-style bed behind her is the finest of all Navajo weaves with 90 to 130 threads per inch. Two Grey Hills by James Sherman ($3,600). The Plymouth gallery will host a Native American rug and jewelry show F riday- Sunday.

• 'What I f i n d m o s t I n t e r e s t i n g Is t h s N a v a j o ' s d e v e l o p m e n t and the i r h i s t o r y , t h e o u t s i d e I n f l uences o f t h e t r a d e r s en-cou rag ing c e r t a i n d e s i g n s . '

Lisa Roberts Native West staff

ing plants for the dye and stringing the loom can take the Navajo many days or weeks of work be-fore weaving begins..

"What I find most interesting is the Navajo a development and their history, the ouUide influ-ences of the traders encouraging certain de-signs," said Plymouth resident Roberts, Native West assistant manager-r*

hark, snake weed, prickly pear cactus fruit, and elder, choke and black berries. Plants gathered for dye in summer and early fall produce richer colors, while plants gathered in winter and early spring provide colore lighter in shade.

Weaving skills are passed down through the generations of Navajo women. Designs for the rugs are not sketched before hand. Young weavers are taught to plan their pattern and col-ors in their head, to visualize it in its entirety from the beginning.

"Mom's a weaver. She taught me," Natani said. "Weaving, it relaxes you. You have lot of problems. It makes you forget all but weaving."

Shearing the sheep, washing the wool, gather-

Roberta, who will receive her master s degree in art history from Wayne State University in April, spent untold hours researching materials and preparing handouts on the different styles of Navqjo ruga in the show.

"Two Grey Hills has come to be known as the finest of all Navajo weaves with 90 to 130 threads per inch. Teec Nos Pos has an Oriental influence, probably from the photographs of Per-sian rugs that had been circulated among the weavers in the early 1900s by the traders." Rob-erts said.

— " E v e n if people aren't interested in buying a rug, they should come and see them. They won't be able to see the rugB if they never go out West. It 's a once in a lifetime opportunity."

Everyone_who attends the show can enter the drawing for a Navajo rug at 5 p.m. Sunday.

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VERY NICE 3 bedroom 2 batn colonial u r g e fam-ily room wi th natural fireplace targe kitcnen 1 breakfast room, carpet throughout Ail martte sills bunt m s m kitcnen fun fimsned Basement 2 car garage List pnee $ 1 5 5 9 0 0 CENTURY 21 Hartford Norm S25-9600

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OPEN SATURDAY 1-4 9632 Red Pine N of Ann _ Arbor Rd W of Ridge Beautiful 4 bedroom w / den ugnt decor deck w. gareoo garage accom m o d a t e s 3 c a r s $239,900 CENTURY 21 Suburban Plymouth 455-5880

OPEN SUNDAY 1-4. 12413 woodgate . N of Ann Arbor Trail W of sneiocm Conoo - So Nice To Come To! 2 bedrooms. 2v> Batns Fireplace Fmisned B a s e m e n t N e w e r carpeting Garage Good t a s t e & q u a l i t y t h r o u g h o u t $ 1 2 9 2 9 0 CENTURY 21 Suburban Plymouth 455 5880

OPEN SATURDAY 2-S 39580 Ann A/nor Trail W of Eckies Enjoy this beautiful vara f rom tne sun porch of your 4 bed room Colonial In Pty mourn Twp we« for wa-tering Nice floor pun Tiiedoasement Piymoutn c a n t o n s c h o o l s $119 900 CENTURY 21 Suburban Plymouth 455-5880

R E D F O R D OPEN SUNDAY 1-4. 16890 Garfield S of Six Mile E of Beech Daty Pictur-e s q u e v i e w o f g o l f course lovely 3 bedroom cape cod. family room, dining room patio and 2 car g a r a g e $ 5 8 , 9 0 0 CENTURY 21 John Cole Realty 937 -2500 / 455-8450

OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 11552 Mercedes S of Ply mouth E of inkster Spotless 4 bedroom brick so many updates roof doors cabinets carpet & more 2 bams rec room in oasement and garage for $76 900 CENTURY 21 Jonn cole Realty 957-2500/ 45S 8450

THERE S NOTHINC LIKE THIS 5 bedroom 5 bath ranch wttn a 3 - me-cnamc s garage in a great fami ly n e i g h b o r h o o d Hardwood floors. 2 mas-ter bedrooms oasement wortsnoo and a lot more $166 900 (54HERI CEN-TURY 21 East MC 299-6200.

OPEN SUNDAY 1 -4 41145 YOU LL ENJOY SUMMER Russet Lane S of Five ANO WINTER once you Mile W of Haggerty move >n mis all sports L a k e p o i n t e S u b 3 lakefront Tnis 3 bed-bedroom Dock ranch with room 2 bam spacious i m m e d i a t e occupancy home also nas 4 m bed-new roof new neutral room in newly firosned decor fmisned basement basement $155,000 Call a n d 2 c a r g a r a g e Joe Day 698 2111 CEN-$107 9 0 0 CENTURY 21 TURY 21 At TTie Lakes JonnCole Reaity957-2500/ 455 8450

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BUILDER WANTS SALE on last conoo units' FHA Land C o n t r a c t t e r m s New, private entrance pretty treed views, m-urut storage $61 ,900 $62 900 CENTURY 21 MJL C o r p o r a t e T r a n s f e r e e Service 8S1 6700

CONTEMPORARY CEM m desirable Strathmore Sub Almost 5000 sq f t great room leading to urge deck $244 000 CENTURY 21 MA a*PLWJU Tun feree service 851 6 7 0 0

COUNTRY COUSIN! Almost i acre of ooen Ruing « the setting of tMs 4 bed room 5 oath nome lo-cated m central Farming ton HMs $160 000 CEN TURY 21 M X Corporate Transferee BS1-6700

CUSTOMOESlCNHOMEw Jeremy beautiful views t n r u e v e r y w i n d o w leaoeo g u w w m o o w i brick archways hsnO c a r v e d w o o d w o r k 1 5 2 * tOO CENTUTY 21

OPEN SUNDAY 1 4 952C Wayne Rd N of Ann Arbor Tram Country inUng on 2 47 acres brick ranch w i t h i m m e d i a t e occupancy dining room, f a m i l y r o o m a n d 2 g a r a g e s $ 1 5 5 0 0 0 . CENTURY 21 Jonn Cote R e a l t y 9 5 7 - 2 5 0 0 / 455 8450

OPEN SUNDAY 1 4 56940 F i v e M i l e E o f NewCuryh immaculate' 4 bedroom Quad witn 22 * 20 Florida room for your s u m m e r f u n G r e a t location Oon t m«s tws one $141 900 CENTURY 21 Suburban p f y m o x n 455 5480

A m p * e o v t THE t f s n Fabulous, spacious floor

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SUNOAY 1-4 h m acre parK HKe sett ing San Jose N of Joy. w of family room w/ firepuce Beech Daly Beautiful 5 u r g e bedrooms we l l bedroom brick ranch l 1 ^ mainta ined. $164 9 0 0 batns central a r fimsned CENTURY 2 1 M J L Corpo-basement f i r e p u c e I rate Transferee service bar 2 V: car garage for 851-6700 $ 8 9 9 0 0 CENTURY 21 EXECUTIVE or sports e n J o h n C o l e R e a l t y tnusiasts 5.400 SQ ft of 9 5 7 - 2 5 0 0 / 4 5 5 - 8 4 5 0 luxurious Irving every

_ tning a person could OPEN SATURDAY 1 -4 q r e a m of and m o r e 11656 Hazelton N Of $419 900 (862161 Call P l y m o u t h E o f cnnsone at CENTURY 21 Tetegrapn Clean t Cute At Tne Lakes 565-1200 brick rancn in South Redfora formal dining LOOtUNC for m e perrect room finished oasement «>ndo anemative' 1985 a n d o n e y e a r h o m e Contemporary on i i m w a r r a n t y $ 5 8 5 0 0 tee of snenanooan Huge CTNTWY 2 1 Jonn Coie f a m a t t ^ u a x e R e a l t y 9 5 7 2 5 0 0 / S W » O O C I i m W Y 2 1 ass na io MJL Corporate Transferee

service »51 6700 OPEN SUNDAY 1-4. 19950 Noroorn N of Grand

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EXOuiSiTE' Custom ail Dock 3 bedroom 2Vi b a m ranch Formal d m n g

n witn family room firepuce central aw, first floor taunonr. oversized car garage professional ana^c iped . $174 9 0 0

CENTURY 2 1 Hart ford Soutn mc 464 6400

N E W CONTEMPORARY buWt m 1990 - Skylights c a t h e d r a l ce i l ings 4 bedrooms 2Vi batns b e a u t i f u l ' $ 2 5 9 9 0 0 CENTURY 21 M A Corpo rate Transferee Service 851-6700.

car garage for $58 500 ^ attacned garage lust CENTUWY 21 Jonn toie ^ $ 9 7 5 0 0 CENTURY 21 5 4 a l t » 9 5 7 - 2 5 0 0 / Dynamic Real ty 7 2 8 455 8450

OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 4 11655 N o r b o r n e N o f Plymouth w of Beech Daly 4 bedroom nome on

and updates Beautiful brick f i replace n e w l y c a r p e t e d b e d r o o m s saanfl doorwaa leading to nicely landscaped fenced yard $104 500 CENTURY 21 SuOuroan Normvaw 549 1212

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private triple lot master bedroom cape cod nome ooorwaa wim 2 car detacned »»

to paoo 8 ucuzz. new ^ carpet dlmng room 2 car ^ N W 21 Gook t As garage I more $72 9 0 0 5 2 6 - 2 6 0 0 CENTURY 21 JOfin COJ» GREAT STARTCR HOME R e a l t y 9 5 7 - 2 5 0 0 / m n rancn is located m a 455 8450

flood w i t n t r e e - l i n e d OPfN SUNOAY 1 4 24555 streets Enclosed sun D o n a l d C t . N o f porcn for summer en

n o o i c r a f t , — m 10 J m i n i — l i t t m Ct f i T««egrapn Gracious iMng T 0 * Y 2 1 S u b u r b i n at a ' « « o n * i « price Nonnvae 5 4 9 1112 Over 1880 i q f t l -

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Reflections: Plym-outh artist Tom LeGault creates one of his popular acrylic landscapes that feature a water reflection scene. He '11 be one of more than 300 artists ana ar-titans exhibiting at Art in the Park on Saturday and Sunday.

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Plymouth prints: Plymouth artist Gordon Eddy will offer for sale at Art in the Park six handcolored prints of nota ble sites in Plymouth, including this one of the historic Mayflower Hotel.

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Sine* retiring six years ago from Campbel l Ewald a f te r 29 years as an a r t director. Eddy devotes his energies to sketching and pa in t ing watercolors of homes and historic archi tecture on location. He will of-fer six different handcolored p r in t s of notable sites in P lymouth , in-c luding Kellogg Park, Main Street , t he Mayflower Hotel, P lymouth City Hall. Baker House and the gazebo.

" I knew 1 wanted to do some pa in t ing after I retired. I've been do ing th is (watercolor) since I was in high school," Eddy said. " I t ' s wha t I 'm happiest doing. I 'm happi-est when I 'm pain t ing ."

Eddy s tudied commercial ar t and pa in t ing two years at Society for Arts and Craf ts , since renamed Cen te r for Creative Studies . He received a bachelor of ar t educat ion degree in 1974 from Wayne S ta t e Universi ty.

" I took the advert is ing j ob be-cause it gave me a chance to draw, to keep active in drawing," Eddy said. "I th ink it 's drawing t h a t drew m e into advert is ing."

Eddy taught advert is ing design at Oakland Communi ty College and M a c o m b County C o m m u n i t y Col-lege a n d art history at Wil l iam T y n -da le College in Farmington Hills.

In t he last few years, he has t aken watercolor workshops with Fred Graf and Tony Couch because he would "like to be more of 8 fine art-ist. pa in t ing more landscapes , more na tu re , more rivers and rfiore ba rns . "

" I love watercolor, the way it looks, the looseness of the flowing colors and the f reshness ," E d d y

said. "RCIIUH ia UAC of lut iiisuiraLioua, raj- inspir

bu t more importantly, I am an ad-mirer of Monet . Monet ' s garden

pa in t ings appeal to me. t he spon-tanei ty , t he impressionist style, t he fresh approach to paint ing the qua l -ity of l ight ."

Before he pu t s a stroke of color on paper , Eddy makes a pre l iminary black and white sketch.

"1 try to capture the way sun l igh t works on the shapes. I get my val-ues down." Eddy said. "I t h ink the re ' s a basic palet te I got a t t ached to back in art school: u l t r amar ine blue, b u r n t sienna. Now I find myself using cObalt blue and , in t h e landscapes , lemon yellow."

Short on painting time Eddy a d m i t s he doesn ' t spend as

m a n y hours as he would .like to paint ing. Instead, he s p e n d s morn-ings working to develop composi-t i ons for paintings. Light and de-sign. he stresses, a r e " impor tan t ingredients in his paint ings , worth sacrificing paint ing t ime.

" T h e subject ma t t e r i sn ' t t ha t impor tan t . I t ' s the approach , " Eddy-said. -

Whi le working for C a m p b e l l Ewald, he ran Gordon Eddy G r a p h -ic Design on the side, creat ing bro-chures and logos for local bus iness -es. Six years ago, he changed the name to Plymouth Art S tudio .

" I have a value sketch of a l i t t le white water s t ream u p nor th t ha t I 'm going to paint next." Eddy said.

" I ' m pu t t ing what I see in my paint ings. T h e beauty of the design a n d play of the light, i t 's someth ing t h a t ' s all a round us in na tu re and I would like to share tha t "

Visi tors to the fair can rest and refresh themselves under t he trees in Kellogg Park

Hours for Art in the Park are: 10 -9-m—to $ p m—.S'a t u rd*v-Sunday.

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" I ' ve always writ ten," says To-mey. " A n d when I grew up and got mar r ied . I thought that 'a what m o t h e r s did. ' T h a t ' s wha t my

First c h i l d r e n ' s m o t h e r d id every day. even with five novels. "i \eptune»—krtt* ' ' -P r i n c e a a " a n d " G r a n d f a t h e r ' s T o m e y a fiction writing career Dav." Ingrlil To utar taJ off »»iih a hang II yuan, ago

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mey just shrugs a n d m u m b l e s something about " d u m b luck."

T h e modes t . 48-year-old West Bloomfield au tho r ' s " d u m b luck." however, looks more like a decade's worth of ha rd work on closer inspec-tion.

•Actually, you might even say her efforts go back farther than that — to the t i m e when she was a young-ster growing u p in Midland, and striving to emula t e her mother, the late Georgena Goff. also a writer.

when the first story she ever sub-m i t t e d for nublication, a C h r i s t m a s ta le t i t led "A Very Special Pres-en t , " was snapped u p by W o m a n ' s Day magazine and featured in thei r issue for Chr is tmas week 1981. (Based on the relat ionship between her son. Paul , and hia grandfather , the story was inspired by real-life cha rac te r s and events, as is much of T o m e y ' s fiction.)

" A s far as my writing career goes, t ha t was the best thing tha t ever h a p p e n e d to me." Tomey said. "And it was also the worst thing. I t hough t it was all going to be so

easy. T h e n I d idn ' t sell another ato-ry for n ine year*."

It wasn ' t b«-cause ahe atopy trying. She en-rolled in the MFAl program at t h e | U n i v e r s i t y Michigan and set | to w o r k on a m a i n s t r e a m nov el. She honed her skil ls by writing. W J f l f l T0f l l6y a n d selling, a n u m b e r of personal essays a n d other non-fict ion pieces. And she cont inued to write short fi -citon, m u c h of it submi t t ed to W o m a n ' s Day. all of jt returned with rejection slips.

T h e novel itself, which took sev-eral years to complete, met with the s ame fate .

T h e n one day about a year-and-a-half ago. a teacher-fr iend suggested to Tomey tha t she t ry her hand at

wri t ing ch i ld ren ' s l i terature.

It t u rned out to be an excellent suggestion.

always enjoyed chi ldren 's l i terature, bu t never writ-ten any. sat down and began lo pu t together a story about a feisty. 9-vear old redhead named Raydeen

Grimley, whose life is opened when her grandmother dies and her grandfa ther comes to live with Ray-deen a n d her family. Tomey mod-eled the character of t he grandfa-ther very closely on her own fa ther she says, and h is reaction to her mother ' s death several years earlier.

B e f o r e s h e h a d c o m p l e t e d "Grandfa the r ' s Day." an idea for a second story was already s immer-ing. It would be a slightly less se-rious t a l e t han "Grandfa ther ' s D a y " but " N e p t u n e Pr incess" would again center around a mischievous redhead. ("I have a sister who's a redhead." says Tomey.)

T h e athlet ic adolescent. Poppy Field, who early in the story suffers a broken leg. would very much resemble Tomey 's real-l ife daugh-tt-r, Krist in muw 29). :

A secondary character . Cootie, would be hM*d on a former neigh-bor. who Tomey remembers as "a t rue eccenthc." TMtWV"WOUld BVgn include bits and pieces of herself a n d her own mother as she created the character of Poppy 's mother , a poet . I T o unders tand more abou t her ma in character ' s t emporary dis-abi l i ty . Tomey hobbled a round on a pa i r of borrowed crutches for sever-al days, interviewed doctors a n d made friends with a young girl who 'd recently broken her leg.)

After f inishing the books, she pai ked them u p and. with fingers firmly crossed, sent t hem off to sep-a ra t e publishers. Although she had no hard-and-fas t rules, she says she sent " N e p t u n e Pr incess" t o Brad-

bury Press because it was a division of Macmil lan and " they publ i sh a lot of books." On the other hand, she chose to s u b m i t G r a n d f a t h e r ' s

it was small and new a n d she h a d read tha t t he publ i sher was looking for new writers^. .

Both books sold quickly and, as it happened, wi thin weeks of each other.

" I t s imply amazed me," says To-mey

" N e p t u n e Princess" was brought ou t in April. "Grandfa the r ' s Day' will be in bookstores t h i s Sep tem ber.

A th i rd book. "Savage Carro t . " is expected to be out next year (yes. there 's a redhaired heroine again). And Tomey is working to finish u p her fourth, a young adul t novel she has t i t led "Dreamland . "

All t he " d u m b luck " con t inues Victoria Duiz of Ltiowa track*

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Local artistry to flavor Ann Arbor Art Fairs Nearly 1,000 ar t is ts and a r t i sans will

converge on Ann Arbor Wednesday-Satur-day, Ju ly 22-25, for the Ann Arbor Art Faihk. 6ft£ of t he largest celebration., m ilif arts in t h e count ry .

Three separa te fairs will line the s t reets of Ann Arbor dur ing the midsummer festi val: T h e Ann Arbor Street Art Fair, the original j u r i ed fair, the State Street Area Art Fair a n d the Michigan Guild of Artist.-and Ar t i sans S u m m e r Art Fair.

Media include ceramics, drawing, sculp-ture. photography, metal/jewelry, pr int -making. mixed, painting, fiber, glass a n d wood. H o u r s are 9 a.m to 9 p.m. Wednes-day-Friday a n d 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sa turday .

Museum docents needed

Cranbrook Academy of Ar t M u s e u m in B l o o m f i e l d H i l l s .is looking for a few more dedicated docents . .

I T ra in ing can be chal-; ienging. T h e pay is non-; existent. B u t longtime ; d o c e n t s s a y t h e y ' v e

been repaid with a bet-

• ter knowledge of 20th 1 century art . Some of ' ihem even do it for love.

; T h e m u s e u m ' s cur ; rent corps of 32 docents • mee t s every Monday • morning f rom Septem-• ber to J u n e to sharpen ! their knowledge of cur-I rent a n d coming exhibi-I t ions.

• Because of the t ime • and effort t h e m u s e u m ' s ' staff p u t s in to t ra ining • the docen ts . volunteers ! are asked to make a

two-year c o m m i t m e n t to the program. New d o cents m u s t complete a 15-week survey course oonducted on Monday a f te rnoons throughout the fall.

J Based on the book. "Des ign in America — T h e Cranbrook Vision 1925-1950," t he course mver s a d i f ferent medi urn1 each week. Begin ning docen ts conduct practice t ou r s and hone their pub l i c speaking skills. G r a d u a t i o n in e ludes a tou r of 15 ob-jects in t he main gal lery.

M e m b e r s m u s t be able to j i v e one- to two-hour tours at least once a week for a m i n i m u m of 10 t o u r s a year

Unl ike other muse urns ' program* tha t re l " i r - to repeat

Children may do supervised art projects in a booth run by the Ann Arbor Artis t Co-op on Church, north of S. Universi ty. Hours

and 2-4 m a m ir, noon ami 2-4 ji.ni. T h e Graceful Arch Stage, fea tur ing live

en te r ta inment from dance to music, will be set u p at the northwest corner of S. Univer-sity and fv University. The re also will be stroll ing musicians.

Twenty artist demons t ra t ions in a varie-ty of media will take place throughout the fair

T h e Ann Arlior Street Art Fair, on S. University. E University a n d Church , is t h e granddaddv event- T h e 33rd annua l ju ried fair will boast 197 exhibitors. 63 of

whom are new this year. Art is ts are expect ed f rom 36 states a n d Canada . Observer.& Eccentr ic area a r t i s t s taking part Bre Eli,za

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feature Donna Beaubien (painting) of Troy. Carole Berhorst (clay) of Bloomfield Hills. Wallace Bi lveau (painting) of P lymouth . Barbara Dabrowski ijewelry) of Wrest

ing) of Bloomfield Hil ls . Paul Miller (pho-tography) of Livonia. Lance M u n n (wood) of Bloomfield Hills. Fran NicolsOn 'mixed media) of Bloomfield Hills and J a m - Par

Fitzpatr ick (jewelry I of Farmington Hills.

T h e 25th ennual S t a t e Street Art Fair, on Maynard . Liberty. T h o m p s o n . Will iam and N. University, will fea ture more than 200 juried booths . Exhib i tors will include Cyn-thia Gaffield tf iberi of Livonia. Robert Mue l l e r ( p h o t o g r a p h y ) of Roches te r . J o n a t h a n Stopper ijewelry) of Rochester and Wil l iam Thayer (photography) of Red ford Township .

. T h e 22nd annua l S u m m e r Art Fair will

Bloomfield. Ra lph Davis (painting) of West land . Jer rv Dunbar (painting) of Ro-chester . Barba ra Gibson (clay) of Livonia. J e a n n i n e Goebei (mixed media) of Bloom-field Hil ls . Char les Hall (wood) of Birming-ham and S a n d r a Happel (leather) of Farm-ington Hills.

Also Peggie Koroncey i paint ing, print-making) of Troy . Tom LeGault (pa in t ing! of P lymouth . Terry Luke <photography) of B i r m i n g h a m . M a r i l y n L y o n s - A u s t i n (paint ing) of Troy. Charles Maher (paint-

sons (fiber) of Troy.

Also Constanoe Powell (painting) of Bir-mingham. David Snabes (clay) of Fa rming ton Hil ls . Sam Sotti le ime ta l s j of Roches-ter . Andrea Striewski "mixed media) of Farmington Hills, Ted Striewski Ijewelry ) of Farmington Hills: C l aud i a T a n n ijewel-ry) of Karuiinfcton Ha l s , MarieTia Ter Been t (fiber) of Rochester. Maureen Voorheis ( sculp ture) of West Bloomfield a n d Kim a n d Frank Yanke (jewelry ) of Frankl in .

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Lensman captures prairie's B t -LINDA ANN CHOMIN SPECIAL WRITER

_ F—finated by the growth habit* of prairie grasses and flowers, Livo-nia photographer Max Nemaxi fo-cuses on their beauty in a 20-piece collection displayed to July 31 in the Livonia City Hall lobby. Farm-.

ington Road and Five Mile. The collection is on loan from

Matthaei Botanical Gardens in Ann Arbor.

Nemaxi captures the blooms, seed pods and meadows of-perenni af wildflowers like the Prairie Blaz-ing Star, Goldenrod, Queen of the Prairie. Purple Coneflower, Big Bluestem, Rattlesnake Master and Butterfly Weed complete with but-terflies.

Along with Nemazi's work, the July show, presented by the Livonia Arts Commission, features gouache paintings of Packards, Bentleys, Rolls Royces and Thunderbird^by Westland artist Roger Hardnock, a Center for Creative Studies gradu-ate.

Hardnock's artwork publishing credits include Automotive Quar-terly. Car Styling, and International Lady (Rolls Royce). He recently ex-hibited work in a two-person show at Nelson's Gallery in Livonia.

Nemazi. a retired engineer who worked 35 years for General Motors, coordinates the wildflower gardens at Matthaei. He shot many of his first photographs as a youngster with a Kodak box camera.

'I like nature and I like photogra-phy." Nemazi said in a telephone interview before embarking on a three week hiking and biking trip to Alaska in June. "I like the prairie (lowers because they're unique unto themselves- Prairies generally don't have trees. It's open land but it's undeveloped."

Early French explorers named the open, treeless, grassy lands of mid-dle North America, prairies. The

~P _ of level or slightly rolling grass lands.

Lacking shrubs and trees, the ecosystem is home to plants, in-sects, birds and animals not found anywhere else. Animals such as prairie chickens, dogs, and squirrels thrive on the prairie's grasses and wildflowers, shying from forests and wetlands.

Prairies have bloomed in late summer for centuries. The purple Kansas coneflower. Echinacea pur-purea, was a herb favored by the Plains Indians in illnesses. It's es-pecially popular in Europe. More than 300 published scientific stud-ies i l lus t ra te how Echinacea strengthens the immune system.

'The roots of these prairie flo-wers live for years and years," Nemazi said. "They're perennials if you don't cut or mow or use weed killers."

"Prairie flowers thrive in few

places locally anymore because of development. Today, they are main-ty found in Kansas, Nebraska and out Wesi . allBough many home-owners in California and New York forego lawns for meadows of wild-flowers, requiring little care.

Steel Case Corp. in Grand Rap ids, instead of a lawn, has a 'praine. Nemazi said.

The botanical gardens in Ann Ar-bor have a restored prairie.

"We do 6urn ours at Ann Arbor

every so often," Nemaxi said. "Prai-rie flowers like the ashes. Fire helps destroy seeds o£ t h e annuals and weeds, while prairie plant* can sur-vive."

Since retiring, Nemazi has hiked and biked his way through New Zealand, Australia, Peru and Afri-ca. a l U h e * M e d i e t i n g away.

"1 like traveling. I try to get there at the right time so the flower is blooming. Sometimes. I enlarge them and give them to friends,"

Nemazi said. "Composition is the main thing.

Exposure and shutter speed is part «f- technique. Composition and lighting is critical. If the lighting, isn't right, you don't want a flat pic-ture- You change the depth of field BO the background is blurred, so your subject stands out.

Nemazi stresses there are lots of rejections in photography. Several rolls of film may produce one or two good pictures.

Nature's b«»t: Among the prairie wildflowers caught by Max Nemazi's camera wfas this Gray-Headed Coneflower. His photo col-lection is on loan from the University of Mich iga n ^ 0_• F / II -• _IF • ///» ^ ft F) J f f% / ( rf~I I"— Jvlul IflOn tJUltlTttx xsr dens.

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• NELSON'S OALLUtY Continuing — Fourteen of Milford artist Jacqui Sulr iky 's wfsr rn lors aw on exhibit to July 31 — Artwork is rendered in abstracts and florals in a range of color tones. Terrence Corners, Middle-belt, quarter mile south of Six Mile. Livonia. Hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays.

• THK ARTISTS' OALLERY Continuing — "Mid America Invitational," pro-vides a showcase of works by Michigan artists, including Livonia artist-Ed Ferguson. To July 31. Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday-Saturday. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday, in Applegate Square on Northwestern Highway, between 12 and 13 Mile in Southfield, 363-4707.

• THS ART OALLERY Continuing — Ten watercolors by Russian artist Elana Bogdanova, a costume designer in Mos-cow. Seven of the artworks priced at $80 were watercolors for costumes from different districts of Russia. To July 18, Three watercolors priced at $70 were of entertainers. Artworks by 12 Michigan artists also are on display. Hours:

noon to 5 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, 30116 Ford Road, Garden City.

Prom the privata collection of Mr. an<TMrs. Wal-ter Coitis and family of Livonia. To July 31. The art collection ia in the Exhibit Gallery in the li-brary wing at Madonna, 1-96 and Lev an. Hours are: 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday-Thursday. 8 a.m. to 4:80p.m. Friday, 1-6 p.m. Saturday.

gallery hours, which begin July 1, will ba 10 a.iz to 6 p.m. Wednesday-Saturday, 32255 Northwestern Highway, Farmington Hilla, 851-8767.

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• LIVONIA CITY MALL Continuing — A two-person exhibit featuring the photography of Livonia resident Max Nema-zi and classic car paintings by Roger Hardnock • of Westland. Nemazi presents 20 photos of prai-rie flowers on loan from Matthaei Botanical Gar-dens^ Ann Arbor, where he coordinates the wild-flower gardens. Rendered in gouache. Harnock's paintings feature Porsches, Packards, Bentleys and Thunderbirds. To July 31. City hall lobby. Farmington Road and Five Mile. Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.

• LIVONIA CIVIC CENTER LIBRARY Continuing — Livonia Wood Carvers Club shgws work by its members in the Livonia Arts Commission showcases on the second floor of th^Livonia Civic Center Library. Farmington- ^ Rofd and Five Mile. To July 24. Hours: 9 a.m. to 9 p ro . Monday-Thursday and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Frijlay-Saturday.

• MADONNA UNIVERSITY Continuing — A Czechoslovakia^ collection of fol|}oric and embroidery art dating as far back as the 17th century. On display are ant ique em-broidered costumes, aprons and headpieces de-picting the various villages' cultures in Czecho-slovakia as well as bobbin-lace, framed items.

• NATIVE WEST July 17-19 — Becky and Doug Dodaon present a Native American jewelry and Nsvsjo rug show

internationally known silver trader Bing frosby. Crosby, who haa 30 yean ' experience in

the jewelry trade, will bring a large selection for Navjo, Hopi, Zuni and Santo Domirifan jewelry. Nsvsjo rug weaver Sarah Natani will demon-strate the art of weaving. Tom Wheeler will bring an outstanding selection of prize-winning Nava-jo" ruga. Wheeler is the fourth-generation owner of Hogback Trading Post in Waterflow, N.M. Native West is at 863 W. Ann Arbor Trail, Plym-outh. Hours: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday. July 17-18.10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. July 19.

• CENTER OALLERIES To July 17 — "The Home Show. Objects For and About the Home," a multimedia extravaganza that reveals the importance of the home as an enduring subject for many artists. Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday, closed July 4, in the Park Shelton Building. Suite 107.15 E. Kirby. Detroit. 874 1955.

• ART IN THE PARK July 18-19 — The 12th annual Art in the P a r £ one of the largest arts and crafts fairs in the state with more than 300 exhibitors, hits the streets ami sidewalks in and around Kellogg Rnrh in Plymouth. Strolling musicians, mimes and clowns add to the festive air. Hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. each day.

• SWIDLER OALLERY Saturday. July 18 — "A Summer Show," featur-ing selected works by gallery artists, will run to Aug. 15. Hours: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday-Satur-day or by appointment. 308 W. Fourth, Royal Oak. 542-4880. '

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ART ASSOCIATION T o July 26 — The exhibition gallery of the Ann Arbor Art Association present the creative, visu-al talents of Alexandra Hirach and Jeri Hoi lister. l he gallery is at 111 W. Liberty. Ann Arbor. Call 994-8004.

• MATRIX OALLERY To July 26 — Mixed media painting and com-puter-assisted video and multimedia installa-tion work by Timothy Allen Jackson. Hours: 5-9 p.m. Wednesday-Friday, 10 a-m. to 6 p.m. Satur-day. 1-5 p.m. Sunday. 212 Miller. Ann Arbor.

• SOUTHFIELD CIVIC CENTER Monday, July 27 — Artwork of Livonia artist Stan Hench. Oils, watercolors, collages. Subjects^ range from landscapes to portraits to abstracts to jaxx. To Aug. 7. Southfield Parka A Recre-ation Department lobby. Hours: 9 a-m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday, Thursday, 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday; 1-5 p.m. Sunday. Evergreen, north of 10 Mile. - *

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John Duff and Suaan Laufer. The gallery ia at 163 Townsend, Birmingham. Call 640-9288.

• THE ARTISTS COOPERATIVE To Aug. 1 — Two views of the landscape in "Fields of Vision." featuring works of Mfchele Schuffand Alan Wstsoh, 38 £ Grand Rivsr, Do troit. Hours: noon to 5 p.m. Thursdays-Satur-days.

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• HILL OALLERY To July 31 — An exhibit of work by 12 artists. Featured artists are Donald Sultan, Heide Fasnacht. Richard Stankiewicz, Mark di Suvero. Carol Hepper. Harvey Quaytman, Richard No-nas. John Walker. George Ortman, Sean Scully.

To Aug. 2 — "Arman 1965-1991: A Retrospec-tive" surveys the extraordinary career of France's most prominent living artist. Entrance to the ex-hibit is free with museum admission (recom-mended: $4 adults, $1 children, free for num-bers). Hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday-Sunday. closed Mondays, Tuesdays, holidays.

• PEW ABIC POTTERY To Aug. 8 — Student, faculty and staff exhibi-tion. Pewabic will host a mural building work-shop with Winnie Owens-Hart in its classroom studios July 20-31. Ceramics by Owens-Hart will be displayed in the Stratton Gallery, on the sec-ond floor. July 21 to Aug. 31. Owens-Hart, a pro-fessor at Howard University in Washington. D.C.. is known for her sculpture and wall pieces that explore her experience as a black woman, and for pottery inspired by traditional West Af-rican forms. Hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday-Saturday. 10125 E. Jefferson. Detroit, 822-0954.

• PARK WEST OALLERY To Aug. 11 — A rare Park West exhibition and sale focuses on five decades of creativity by four 20th century masters. More than 60 works by Picasso, Chagall, Miro and Dali will be featured. Hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday-Wednesday, 10 • m In q p m Thnra/lay.Friday »nH 11 . tn tnH

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702 AnHquee 703 Crafts 704 Rummege Sale/Flee Markets 706 Wearing Apparel 706 Oarage S e M - Oakland County 707 Garage S a l e - W a y n e County 708 Household G o o d s - Oakland County 709 Household G o o d s - W a y n e County 710 Mac tor S a l e - O a k l a n d County 711 Mac tor S a l e - W a y n e County 712 Appliances 713 Bcyclea 714 Quern eat ft Office Equipment 715 C o n v u m 716 Commeroal-lnduetnal Equipment 717 Leon. Garden. Farm l Snow Equipment 716 Bunding Materials 719 HOI Tube s p a s ft P o o h 720 Farm Produce - Flowers Plants 721 Hoapaal Equipment 722 Hobbtee - C o i n s . Stamps 723 Jewelry 724 Camera and Succ»w 728 Musical Instruments 727 Video Games . Tapes 728 VCR. TV Stereo. Tape Decks 729 CS Redtoe. CeDutar Phones 730 Sporting Gooda/Eaerose Eqiapmenf 734 Trade or S a l 735 Warned to Buy

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9 0 0 Recrertlenel V e h d e e 802!

805 Boat Docks Mannas 806 Boata/Motor* 807 Boat Parts ft Service 806 Vehcle/Boet Storage 810 Insurance. Motor 812 Motorcycles. Qo^arts MmMces 813 Motorcycles. Parts ft Sennce 814 CemperaMotorhomes.Traasrs 816 AutnTnx* . Parts ft Leasing 8 1 8 Auto Rentels. Leasing 819 Auto Finanong 820 Autos Wanted 821 Junk Cars Wanted . 822 Trucks tor Sale 823 Vans 824 Jeepa. 4 Wheel Orwe 825 Sports ft kmoi i ed 852 CtaasK Cars 854 American Motors

# 400-414 6 0 0 Personals 601 Wadtkng Chepeis 6 0 2 Loel ft Found (by the word) 603 Hea*h, Nutrition We^ht boas 8 0 4 AnnourKementaAileetings.Seminers 6 0 6 Legel Notices

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658 Cadiaac 8 6 0 Chevrolet ' 862 Chrysler 864 Dodge 865 Eagle 866 Ford 868 Geo -872 Uncom 874 Mercury 875 Nissan 878 Oldemooee 878 Ptymouth

861 Saturn 882 ToyoM

graphical or other errors only on the first insertion ol an advertisement If an error occurs, the advertiser musl notify- the Customer Service Department in time to cor-rect the error before the sec-ond insertion

POLICY All advertising published in The Observer St Eccentric is subject to the conditions stated in the jpplicable rate card, copies of which are available from the Advertis-ing Department, Observer St

Schookraft Road, Livonia, Ml 48150. 1313) 591-2300 The Observer St Eccentric re-serves the right not to accept an advertiser's order Ob-server St Eccentric Ad-Takers have no authority to bind this newspaper and only-publication of an advertise-ment shall constitute final acceptance of the advertiser's order.

SOI Opsn Houses K I W L E V - M77 CUMWNOS

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522-3200 433-4300

FARMINGTON COLONIAL OPBN8UN 1-4

MOWS BIGHT Ba room. 1* tatoe i Btoes BmouL Wrv, pei oanee ar. 2 ear garage lltg.aoo 23307 AeMey Ttoe Aatar

OBPI8Utt l-*. 2l214Qreaga. iBe ItllilM. newrtoi—l carpet 477-8882

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B U Y E R S A R E B E T T E R O F F W H E N S E L L E R S P A Y L E S S C O M M I S S I O N

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Robert Bate R C A L T O T S

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CANTON LOCATION! BACKING to woods. 3

2 bedrooms and STmOvioo! Updated m neutral with now patto Children waft lo elementary $123,900 (808890)

Wl LIVONIA SCHOOLS. A groat etarter homo. Thia wen carod fcx 3 badroom ranch In pre* family |

r * y b 0 f ; hood features hardwood floors, ceramic t*a kitchen. 2 car garage, now furnace and contra! aftr. $03900 (CON) 477-1111

OOT YOU CORNERED SWEET DREAMS . ouaWy Master suMs and newer oonskuctmpk» Hat of addittonai up-grades Beautiful new deck for summar nights. Prime northwest Uvonia. SI 89,900 (M37737) 201-0700

DEARBORN HEIGHTS OH ME! OH MYT What a Great Buy!! Don"! let this paaa. Ifs lure to m i tMt Fwvt twvH dona. It's a dream come true

CANTON UNIQUE CONTEMPORARY Premium location backs to Canton part. Very open bath cathedral ceilings and maatar badroom with walk m ctoeet and bath $130,900 (F44703)

CANTON ALMOST 2.500 SO. FT. m this fantastic Colonial Fee-

REDFORD FOUR BEDROOM RANCH! Ready to movetoto. Newer

central air. huge kitchen, freshiy P * £ £ throughout, full basement, close to everything Mint cieen! Original owner says "bring offer

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o set faaL Everything* dona |ust meant for you.

bright and airy 3 bedroom. 2v» rid fireplace, drat floor laundry lures formal dMng room and 9vtng tqom. fa iwy

with fireplace and doorwal. ftrat floor laundry ler bedroom with 3 cioeets and private batf

291-0700 $137,900 (CO0215) I

putm UVONIA WHY GO FOR BROKE? Enjoy the large weiMocated Tri-ievei. Spacious family room with be*»-ttful firepiaca, nice yard, large garage, owners are ready

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:ANT COMFY COZY Super nice 3 badroom, IV* bath with stove and dishwasher First floor laundry. Good stor-age. A rare find! $49,500 (N44409) 440-7000 $93,900

-COUNTRY" RANCH I Big »ving room, dining room with ful wal pine cabinetry. Kitchen has new floor, bath haa new ceramic We and vanity. 3 bedrooms, large laundry. U l M d (MO9204) 400-7000

LIVONIA SUMMER FUN, Escape reekty and r®ta* m yo»* vary own built-in pool located m N.W. Uvonia. thia is a smart buy. $119,900

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Today...More home buyers and home sellers choose Real Estate One than

TREED PARK-UKE SETTING. Four bedroom. 3 bath .Contemporary ranch on almoet an acre. Separata area couid be master bedroom, or offica.; Formal dining

any other firm in Michigan...and have done so every year the last 40 years.

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kitchen, baaamant. attached garage (G32019) 201-0700

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LOOK NO FURTHER!. Wet» kept 3 bedroom brick ranch with finished basement with fireplace. Home has many updates, central sprinklers and larga garage and much mora! p 7 M 0 0 (C17730)

DESIGNED WITH Dt0T»4CTKJN Open floor dream kitchen twth many Oak cabinets, separata •

with buM-m desk. fireplace in famRy room, r throuoho*.

P * NOVI

LIVE IN BOOMING NOVI. 1100 so. ft of easy living Condo with baaamant. 2 large bedrooms, 1v» baths, family room/dining room. Super location with greal ac-cess to entire metro area. Ckibriouee. pool andtonnis $74,500 . (OO24502) 440-7000

PLYMOUTH AWESOME QUALITY! New construction, wooded. 2.0 acres, 3 bedrooms. 2V> baths. Jacuzzi m master bad-room. Great room with fireplace First floor laundry, gourmet kitchen, deck. 2.5 car attached garage

UVONIA GREET THE SUMMER In fltis tread, double lot. 4 bed-room Colonial. Large family room, fun brick wal. wood burner, parquet flooring new carpal throofrxx*. » dining room, pkis an over-ette garage. A 10K Horn $90,900 (S19OO0f » * •

NORTHVILLE STOP YOUR SEARCH!! Your ckert can move right into thia one Neutral decor, ceramic foyer. Great family room waks out to deck. Back yard open to large open

NORTHVILLE CANTON WALK TO DOWNTOWN from M e beaKIM condo which faeturee 2 master suMaa. Great room with lira- air. Home featuree a large lot place, hardwood floors in kitchen and foyer Two car manjf ertr

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extraa Thia ia a muat aaaf (W442S2)

LIVONIA IMMACULATE COLONIAL! Foyer haa

at. flooring a room. 4 bedrooms. TA bathe, tormd dMng.

aolar heat and pump r a

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NOVI THIS ONE HAS IT ALL! Four badreome. 2V» bath Co-lonial large kitchen, dan. Bbrary. great room, central air. hiahly rated NorihvlBa sdjoote $217. fOO (FOR) 340-0430

NORTHVILLE WESTLAND PRESTKJOUS EDENOERRV TNe 4 bedroom Colonial FER—CTIV P i A l l W P . Three bedroom teeturae hardwood floors, updated k«chen. 2 Breplaene. akiminum Ranch ^ T y t T i T n a spacious Mvtng room lor maf dining room. abiMtant uaa main Boor and mud room. Centra a I r m a c i r g * of custom mokhngs andjowaly wooded lot. " JSRjSB

COUNTRY LIVING. Enjoy

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Hochfs le i 652-6500 Royal Oal

Sterlinq Hts 979 5660

Trenton 675-6600

Troy 528 1100 Waterford Clar

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2 E * 1992 T h u r s d a y , J u l y 16, 1992 04tE * 3 E

REAL ESTATE . N e w s

Before you call the pros, give house the once-over

303 W.BImfld. Kaago Orchard Late EXECUTTVE MOMMT

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You're smitten with an older home, but you want to take a sec-ond look to give it a cursory inspec-tion lie for* you call in the profes-sionals.

Here are a few items to look at. according to the prus at Home Mas-ter nf America: *

s Structural: Look for horizontal and vertical cracking at foundation walls, cracks in house slabs, miss-ing supports, bowing walls. Patch-ing a crack is a minor repair, but it will cost a few thousand dollars to resupporra wall.

• Roofing: Many leaks are caused by faulty flashings. Look for excessive root wear, missing shin-gles or slates. A bow in the roof may indicate a framing deficiency, par-ticularly if there are more than two layers of roofing.

a Heating and cooling: Check operation and heating and cooling effect room by room. As with all me-chanical equipment, these systems have an expected life span, which can tie extended with proper main-tenance.

a Plunrliinp Look for older gal-

vanized/brass piping (usually dull-silver/bronze in color), poor water pfetivurc Uli'l sluggiidi ilrainn. T i m all can signal the need for a major replumbing job. Stains or leaks in a ceiling below a bathroom can mean a IMKI shower pan. or the need for retiling. new fixtures or regit»uting.

a Inadequate electrical service: Look for 220-volt service and al le«>» 100 amps with a disconnect switch at ihe j«int-l IM«.

The accompanying chart offer* a guide to life »pan an<l re|>air of housing comjKmem*.

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R o o f : W o o d S h i n g l e s A s p h a l t S h i n g l e s C e d a r S h a k e s

G u t t e r s / D o w n s p o u t s :

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VALUE WITH ELEGANCE

pMn OpanSun 1-4 $171900 CENTURY 21 HARTFORO UMOOO

BY OWNER - KandaPwood Sue a. 2 b«a $110,000

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I bought three condominium units at a campground condomi-nium In nor thern Michigan. The board of directors is tell ing me tha t my trailer is too large be-cause it extends beyond the six-foot boundary se tback require-ments . Is there any way lo re-solve this problem?

Yes. If your condominium docu-ments expressly permit the reloca-tion of boundaries between adjoin-ing condominium units, then you

may wish to make written request to your l>oard to amend the master deed to relocate your unit bounda-ries to enlarge the condominium unit to bring you in compliance with the setback restrictions. Typi-cally. campground condominium documents allow for the relocation of iMiundaraies between adjoining units. The Michigan Condominium Act allows for unit boundary reloca-tion by recording an amendment to the master deed, provided the con-dominium documents expressly permit this, and mortgagee approv-

al on the affected condominium units i.» obtained.

Robert XI Mfuofr is a Hirmmtf-ham attorney etmcpntrotuiH his practice in the area* of condomini-ums, real estate and corjmrute law You are invited to submit topics \nu would like to sec diseussed in this column tn u-i'tlitii! Rot*'?f Af Vi'N-ner at 30200 Triumph Roatl Suite •167. liin^;ham Farms IH02.5 This column provides general informa-tion and should not he construed as legal opinion

Realty board awards scholarships The South Oakland County

Board of Realtors has presented 31 scholarships to graduating senior* and renewed a handful of others for s tudents wh» already have la-gun their college studies.

The scholarship* ranged in value lioni $125 to $250. A portion, of

mli<-t- dui's |i!u>. ilnmn ion* fnnn ineium-rs i inemlier agent »hip*. „

Winners included: a Stephanie Berk. Troy

School

funded the scholar-

High

s Chervf Colli*. Birmingham Crove*.

• Sarah Jouppi. Birmingham I). !inii ('ountr> l)n>

• Seeiim Khurami. Southfield High Si httol.

• Am> l^tbriola. <• roves. • Kat> Marsh. Grove* s K a l h c r i n e S a p u t o . Troy

AI HI N- HULL SFHW'T

• Caroline Spata . Athens. • K*ther \ in*.on, Southfield

'Christian High Schinil. s K r i s t i n W o l t . A t h e n s .

• K e r r i f W o l f e . A l l i e n *

Trustee* «»n.tinue<l the scholar-ship awanl for Daniel Barringer of Tro\ . a t '-M *tu«lent

The average, grade point ol winner* I hi* year was 3.72 on a 4.00 *ca!e. Eight of the winner* were valedictorian*. Nearly half of the re-cipients will attend the t'niversily ol Mkhigan.

— T h f -.,'hiiljiisliip (urn! U..H Liattnl in U»T3. the first grant* awarded in PJ82.

Student* who attend *chool* in tlir area »er\insl by the Intard are • ligible.

NEW LISTING MAGNIFICIEN1

GREEN LAXEFRONT Scaciacuiar I root OM S 500 « 1 room • Hoor lo cmling picfwr* mm-Sow* o*anoc*rvg LMa CV»ng roon. can IM 50 paopw mvonad «aun wood ».icnan. <c»ar> • »

maatar badroom aufla naa riuga »a*-o L'lGiai aaaruaa •oor" 4 -fwipooi aftad «a»oui amor

Can awrn igm oul hom aandy uaar b«ra waiar 4 car aiiadad B* • ag. «aduc»dlotl IS5 000

SYLVIA STOTZHY Of THE MICMIGAN GROUP M ' O baapM rxumbor 27S-4aaT Wa" israa baae* dial your >wnbar

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VERY SPECIAL INSIDE & OUT

5825 THREE PONDS CT

; W BLOOMEIELD Opan Sun 2-S ion TaoraM! 4 badroom colors*

CALL MARY GATTO 476-5300

lovary 2500 NJ fl. 4 badroom 2'» t»a"> olonral locatad or« a oa-da-uc and backing toiovar. common a-aa l'M!00

ASK FOR RANDY (JOODSON Tha PrudarMMl

Graai Lakaa Raart, 6417376 or pagar 906-4479

|A REAL SHOW S'OWOI rorm« modM soma ai A- condnion

$ 2 7 7 , 9 0 0

Pi«as« Ask 'or J i m D e P o r r e

R o x a n n e W a l s h P a g e r 4 0 6 - 9 1 9 3

RE/MAX in the HILLS

w BLOOMPKLD - Opan S« » Swi. 12-7 or by apex 3 badroom atad Opan Roor plan. tormM dmn«. larga graM room larya aacfian nuoaoac* BworrtSaM rtaM acnoon $225 000 Omrmr 651-2213

W 8LOOMFCID a al ucpar Long LAM

I your Ironl door Eour badroom. and mora Cararraa laaa awi« tTMKX

CALL JUOTTH ANKRAPP 646-6000 OR 656-7566

THE PRUDENTIAL GREAT LAKES REALTY

W BLOOMFIELD C»>ca 2 alory laka pr. Iiagaa S badrooma Krv lariad baaamani aauna aa »y o*iar appoantmanl on*y 651 -0624

W BLOOMFIELD RANCH SaduMon and privacy » ma suga Backyard o« INa mot mamtaaiad rancn «i mucii JMII art Bnarcafi Knoaa 3 badiocima 2 batna 2 way

1131 BOO

WEST BLOOMFIELD SCHOOLS Naal 1 cMan nauirai dacor 4 Bad room. 2'» bat* Malura 1'aaa im» I oiaM occupancy 1154 900 CALL BERT ST AMI 662-4700 ]

CLA66IHED REAL E6TPTE

QUALITY BUILT OPEN SUNDAY 1-5

4 4 2 4 Cranbrook Trail Orchard Lake BLOOMFIELD HILLS SCHOOLS

LOII ol atlantion to dat« « tNa , j cvdroom 2 bats cotomal br«» •IrAiirig contamporary Graai roorr arcsad fVaptaca 1S*J2 gundapoor

- —• Mual m 1*aa ona S1 B9.900 CALL JOYCE MARTIN

673-6i04 642-4 TOO EXECUTIVE PROPERTIES INC

4 5 9 - 6 0 0 0

C 0 L D W E L L

B A N K E R Schwsttzer RMI Estate

DON T WAIT ANOTHER MPIUTE —I UILCIMIH

Kama »< InOapaoOOTKO Commona • *at aamng lor you immadMM oc-oupancy PrwaM baclryard M» pool Hornet mm CanMr arnranca eo-

'ARMINGTON HILLS - 4 badroom 2'< bats Tudor gorgaoua yard an-

7 7 ^ FARMINGTON HtLvS-BaauMui i badroom or (« badroom 4 dan* Co-IdMM appr-orimMaT) 3 000 aq 1

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ATTRACTIVE - 3 badroom ranc* « a graai lama, aub noma bacu t< attaaoc MM GraM tor apona »»ati or Dtnaaa buna En y (I M wnoo Ml ima an yow "arga daca Coma aaa • aoon Tma aon ! mot long IM 900

J^SS^o MARY M C L E O D

CENTURY 21 ROW NORTH FARMtNGTON GEM

or- qua ooun mm aKMdad baca drop J Badroom 21« ban. GraM Room VapMca 6 MAom <omm IM »163.900

Al Van Acker 4 7 3 - 6 2 0 0

RE/MAX FOREMOST. INC NOTHING COMPARES

TO THIS HOUSE In the Farmington Hills

Market, at IMS Time

Al Dubray/Battw Davis REALTY EXECUTIVES METRO INC

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Laura Edwards REAL ESTATE ONE

313-229-6316 BRIGHTON SCHOOLS -4 badroo TO MM w ay I rantv J129 vx"f*3£ l t 'Aaa to Lubi m o v TT MARVEU MCAOOW MSO/M" 2

HOIWEU. • on 5 mua

A REAL BEAUTY!' Twycamgliaia Sua 1300 aa n 4 Badrooaii CooMM

• Ma Man Aaa -anga and «~aaar Mpa Larga mm raM ananaMa at <*S0

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307 SorthLyon

coaaaauaarr w SOOTH LYON

SAQH MSIQMTS

(VM ia MMor Rd W MMBMraM r y a t e ModM 437-3773 OMca 2M-5T22

AOlER HOMES. IMC BMGKTON MKMGAN

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TROY naar 17 raM S Oagumd-. Badroom 2 bats ranco Saaa -»

g j a , t £ ? J a f l S L ffgag II -| nar ancttraatyi 1 bad- . » bf MHKw.ima

S216 900 ASK FOR SHARON KERR

THEPRUOENTKAL GREAT LAKES REALTY 626-9100 or 662 1121

| OPEN SUNOAY T-4

I Larga lamay room a«<i »r»-a wnam ' yaan oM Cad to siaa.soo

DRAKE/12 MICE 3«J7» F dneaaburg. l*art~ngton

Sun 2-5 or by appcantmam only 1159 900 4SS-1226 FARMINGTON - By

WW 2 t> 2 car |

S137 600

2 alory.3 2 bama haptaca davng

room 2 car garaga on naarty 1

THE MICHIGAN

G R O U P Realtors, inc-

591-9200 FARMINGTON - 1900 aq N com-•ortabM 2 badroom. 1 bam larga

112 H3S.500 Opan! FARMINGTON -21122 LanaoM N or 6 Ml. E o» Fantangtcn Rd

FARMMGOTN MR.LS FABULOUS CONTEMPORARY - HUNT CLUB SUB BUM 1967 3 Badrooma R» ___

' Horn lurnaca 6 cantra. aa Anacnac * , L I Cuaiom j,, ^ Mtr aatanaun 000 ltM-n condMaon BY OWNER-

RED CARPET KEIM Opan Sun i-5 or by ippoaitmara | OPEN SUN 4-6PM -30740 Radga-MAPLE WEST. INC onN»i39 »00 477-1

851-6010

arm caumg paaanra aoMr aunroom «atn sot lub and accaaa 10 Km noor maalar auita Spacaoua aitcsan antft '•wmaaor and Sub Zaro appa-ancaa Waal BJoomltatd HMia ac*oow IN ol Ponttac Tr«l 6 W t* Onward Laaai S49S.OOO B-9422S

H A N N E T T . INC. REALTORS 6 4 6 - 6 2 0 0

304 Farmington

WEST BLOOMFIELD

Newly C o m p l e t e d R a n c h H o m e

! BT OWNER'buyara oWy Spacaoua 2400 aq n bnca coaonaal 3/4 bad-room*. 2*1 batna tormai

' ryounn SMtad pool

. BY OWNER OuaMy cor.lampor»ry Eiagantty daa nad complata Tu0or coma w'ooan Roor plan 4

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B i r m i n g h a m - B l o o m f l e l d

B o a r d O f R e a l t o r s ® R E A L T O R *

301 Opan Houses

OPEN SUNDAY TROY OPEN SUN 1 4PM Eacap-laonM' Oarrrang 4 badroom 2'1 bars colonial Baauiitm nom may Oam* nardaooda throughout Srar floor 2nd Hoor laundry baaamani loo maacn lo Naa Troy Hign'tlNMO 1605 Fraamoni N ct Long Laka E ol CooNdga TROY OPEN SUN 1-4PM 100.300 •pacioua 3 badroom rancs «nth cir-cular dma Muga naa ancnan a«s MrOaooda formal dming room laaiatuNy dacoralad througnout Naa cadar Oaca gu 2nd daca •»-rounds® 24a24 abova ground pooi al raar of yard A Graai "oma' $144 900 230 Habrand N of Long Laka W Of L BIRMINGHAM - OPEN 2-4PM snarp Pambrook Manor rancn Saautitui sardwood noora Cacarmc t«a In kitchan Fmanad Baaamant aits fu* Bats AO titcian appUKai $124,900 2734 Darbr S ol »g Baa var W of Cookdga TROY OPEN 1 -4 PM Spacoua

! Ouad-iavai «aa0y locatad or> daad and aiding lo modi Baauiitui na» ailcnan lamity room mad lor tam»y rauraona aits faaplaca and «at bar Troy acrvxXt $134,900 1263 Har-mony S o' Wattiaa E

TROY - PRIME AREA Opan Sag 6 Sun 1-5 2171 Ruan-mora. by amnm cuWom quad 2200 iq 1 « badroom 2't garaga on aa-ira larga wma IOL baarutMuPy landacapad $155 900 566-4«M

302 Birmingham Bloomfiskl

BEST BUY m Bmtangham 707 Wai-laca Gorgaoua 3 badroom 2% bats COKmal 2.400 aq n 2 ftraplaca*. .acuxxi aub-taro rafrigarator mar-b*a ftoora soma comptataty updM-ad <i IM0 •/ragnaat quaMy matarv ara A muat aaa> $345 000 Sarioua »iqurriMOr»y 645 2540 BINGHAM FARMS By o-nar 2 Mory 3 badroom 1*1 floor maatar MM contamporary 2'* batsa mar. BM antranca wits larga opan balco-ny DramalK 16 n marNa firapiaoa graai room, anat bar. dacA. oa* kitctwi caOmatt arts pantry Dr«ry arris porta <• $394 000 BIRMINGHAM CHARMER

3 Baorooma 2 tua bama wick ranch ar.anacsad garaga on qiaai CM da aac Opan Roor plan, nautrai dacor natural hrapiaoa axtra larga maatar badroom Mth Mr 6 Mr* doiata WA not laat ai $ 119 900 CALL KATHY BERRY R E / M A X 1 0 0 INC.

3 4 8 - 3 0 0 0

302 Birmingham Bloom fiaid

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Hickory Grow . OuaHty CM" colonaal Eacaaant con-dition Prima locaton larga comar arooday KX 4 badrooma 2'-. baWnt lam«t room formal kvmg room 4 trang room all brick •ratkaar* 4 DO«» $192 000 Byoaanar 332-1102

302 Birmingham Bloom fiald

FRANKLIN VILLAGE ENGLISH TUOOR ESTATE

10 000 aon 25 room* 3 lavan aa vator in-iawr auna • madt quarlar*. 4 car garaga. rac caniar aacludad ort-•ata woooad ground* Potarttaal lor

Oatachad Patio noma Eacaptional Valua Al WSrla inlaror • Top Of tsa Lata Kitcnan - lit Floor Maatar Suit* $267 500 Spaoou* 3 Badroona aWi «*i6rv Catfwadrai Caiknga - Maai Floor Maatar SuRa - Cuatom DaoorMor $312,000 Ca6 SUSAN WOLTER 646-1400

MAX BROOCK INC REALTORS BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS

4 badroom*. 3 Batsa Maadoa Laka prmrllagaa $259 900

Can CARL STELIN RE -MAX in Tha HUH 646-5000

BIRMINGHAM m-ioam 1907 updat-ad tSarmav 2/3 badrooma. apa-c-oua oftica UDrary 2'i bath* fm-•aAad Baaamant. nom maatar bath arris 2 paraon Jacuu. hrapiaoa 2 oar lancoa 6 mucs mora By Oamar MM or laaaa purcnaM tOH down $249 000 62S Piarca 642-5706

WALLED LAXE Opan Sun 1 -4pm 650 Dackar Cnarrrang >a«MIM larmSouM mm laroa lot $ 119 900 MAC 4 ASSOCIATES 344-4434

BIRMINGHAM - nomor 3 Badroom rancn iaa VMCA 4 oarki updMad artcnan 4 fua bats moa* m condt-

BLRMINGHAM - Pambroaa Park 3 badroom 2 bats dack. aa. naar armdoar* akyoaru tabutoua maatar badroom $134900 643-001* BIRMINGHAM - Spacaoua cap* cod. 3/4 Badrooma dan abrary dack. rac room. 2*4 Mtaotad 2 Sra-piaca* 2 dais* hardwood noor*.

$249 900 642-50*5

WESTLAND Opar Sat -Sun 2-5 7501 BMon - W of Farmmgfon Rd

Praruaal soma m Waatiand Naw coi«<Vy aitcsan roof, famay room •andacapng Spacoja tr.*M 1*3. tm af ri^yi r anli iry . -. Curran 6 Jonnaon 274-1700

BIRMINGHAM I Thraa badroom Poppialon Par* co-I loraal mm 2 5 bam* library tabu-•oua naw maaMr bath and a baauS-hay vandacapad aard $309 000

JANETTE ENGELHAROT 644-4700

MAX BROOCK. INC . HEAL TORS

WESTLAND Open Sun. 1-4 Summar tun 30*40 m-groiAtd pool •upar -ancn w/updaMd aacitan 4 oats* Hiaaiail Harry won l laal ai $55 500

Call Dar leen Smi th R P / M A V m n I M C

1H rctl

hardwood floor* cantra! aa. naw csarrywood a.icsan many updaiaa $199 000 647-* tS7

I OPEN SUM - 2-4 1202 •rood tn Can Par* Traoan

3 4 8 - 3 0 0 0 w BLOOMFIELD

inarouad ' 90C HIM.

I 273* Barry $172,900 Appoitmani

C A L L

H 0 M E L I N E FOR MQ^E

O P E N H O U S E S

9 5 3 - 2 0 2 0 24 Houra A Day With Naw List ings A d d e d right u p t o

The W e e k e n d

out. IH traL mm Hi H mam S314.000 A«*M. 645 1546 BLOOMFCLO H*.LS • by t Opan Sun 2-6 Mcaory Hta CO 4 Badrooma. 2S bama. naw

MOTIVATED SELLER BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS

A magnrhcant 4 badroom !1 bam Colonial mat Win lak* your oraaii aaray* Karv graM room A draam maMar Mia

A MUST SEE. NOT A DRIVE BY!

$345 000 JANCJACOBSON 546-4626

CALLED THE MOST ROMANTIC Houaa m Bmmngnam on Kan* around Naniuckaf-atyla raranda Pnoad wa* bdow raaftora lugaaaf-ad pnoa Asking $330 000 642-*334

—CITY— BLOOMRELD HILLS

Cualom bu«fi rancn on 1 6 term mm traqua naar and pond aanmg Larga •ar aummar antanaanmg and an|oy-mant Faiilaam laro-aiory graai room Florida room baautiful Sard-wood noor* and crbam muktrim marba rnm flMiad DOG KENNEL n j j M a MucA no-a* $825 000 8 H A N N E T T , INC.

REALTORS 6 4 6 - 6 2 0 0

oid

HICKORY HEIGHTS Inandty naagSOortiood 5 badroom. 2'» bam Coaorual on laroa KJt Una m by aclvooi tima $315 000

Ask lor Chr is or T o m

H A L L & H U N T E R 6 4 4 - 3 5 0 0

302 Birmingham Bloom fiald

GRAND OPENING ON iNOlANWOOD GOiF COURSE m gatad Si Andraw* Eatawa 222 K«»waar Grand Oparwng Buudara Modal Eacaptional capa on ipac-tacuMr woodad waftouf $3*9 000

The s t renght ot our reputat ion d e p e n d s on

m o r e than brick & mortar.

THE HOWARD STANLEY COMPANY

Committed to Excellence For Over 4 Generations

851-9950 737-4000 786-0450

303 W.BImfld. Kaego Orchard Laka

ALL SPORTS CASS LAKE H*top aafting oawtooking boai baaan 4 badroom* !>•> bats* 2 r*» piacaa Land contract anaaabu $144 666|OEW70KtT| 737-900C

COLDWELL BANKER ScSwaroar Raai Eataia

DON PAUL YOUNG STUNNING

CONTEMPORARY RANOH updatad

poaawiol BHwmSaM

rooma firaanad baaamant i4pdaiad $•6675

RANCH Ooaa lo Union Laka ac- | grounda. dack cantrai m condition- „ room. — - - - ' mg aacvity iy*t*m martiM «oor- . — T V room 2'« car wOa an-

mg. carpal ISru-out. 6 many mora , f i M - garaga. orOo anna, aar bur JO»aM — — of Waal

OFtN SUNOAY 1-S Or by Appomimarw

6*1-404*

FARMINGTON MILLS- Ionwfy 3 baO-room 3'a ban- ancs soma located

SuO noma ofi r% 2.250 K " • j a 'ar-tJy 'oom wi" c a Koct 1-30. >63

woodad KM C4 1-A *u ac«-«a»ng *y* lam baaurr luPy carpafad 9n-

•ppraoa t * Own ar 474-1263

FARMINGTON HILLS • 23020 At-baon 1 badro om $3000 OO-n $70,000 $2200 o o a n g coai $400

i*aaa 4 maiAano* ana contract kAC

T t w m e R a M y 313-646-2121

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comlon $116 900 Caa fr- CHRIS COURTNEY

M C G L A U N 559-0990 Remerica

HOMETOWN REALTORS

4 2 0 - 3 4 0 0

r OC0» ««#> H#L#-4>sen. Of

A U C T I O N

O P E N S A T - S U N A#y 1*. 1*rn noon 4pm

•ron- $43 500 Cad NORM SC* ai Re viAJ couatrwrwoE a u i

BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS

BERKLEY -3 lamay -oon] ZmZl%*

Beverly Hi«* Royal Oa-ARLINGTON TUDOR

NEW LISTING

Mnang

(MCOT itvoughowt Dmlooriaundr, jgNjy^d was ^ Mkng SCXOOCS

STEVE CASH •HE MICHIGAN GROUP 651-4 too

OPEN SUN 1-4PM 25*06 Cxaaapaaka Ct 4 badroo 4 oama Moor pool SS25 000

KAREN REAL ESTATE ONC 4T7-1111

OPEN SUN. 1 - 5 2*274 Gtanbrooa S of 13 E oft ! and na Ba«» AMI -ago**, USf«ra

» maifar e a -am' sout i mndrnon Ouar 2*00 aq ft

dacor Ti*n isa kay and mo— awo s«

" NE'EAGLE ^ LATHRUP VICLAM RALPH MANUEL. *51-**00

636-6*07 OR 626-47**

NEW CUSTOM 2 STORY HOME 1*50 aq n on woodad lot

21414 %Atl 1 Baock W ofOrdWrd • .6 cat 9 Mtfo $134 000

*73-4109

IAKJ.W. SouthAaac $59 9 HELP-O-SELL of Soum

0m I 541-0700

$17*1

PERFECTION! m ma only way to oom 3000 N" soma afidi

; PERFECT STARTER 1966 aaciudad lot witr«r w«mm aneicam $2«* 900 I -Boa

ASK Fdh RANQYQOOOSON sa P-.nH-.uai oow* ma noma a raady lor y«r to

luat s*n ma Mr and "W at » ww sa* a garaga

ME 474-5700

T h e P r u d e n t i a l H a r r y S . W o l f e ,

LTORS

JUST REDUCED TO SELL

MOVE RIGHT IN

LYON TWO Mu» aaa 1 badroom Dane Baart, Raapn III. I A t V Z » W ^ o»or*ai or arga *47-A**or *47-7 W0 " • ' " • I iMiwf«*iii m K a a y - Muamaio WOODS M*AACLAA*E MMa adwon j badroom 2 Bam brack bungMo. •cwd bawntart. "VMca cww* ^ mf iom n—i buMb cmr*rm Mr 6 mora »t3t.*0* «3 -2**9 m ^o.ood door* nautr* Hci-

OPEN SUN 2-5RM

SN M 10 14

Susan Doyle REAL ESTATE ONE

313-227-3631

H E P P A R D 8 5 5 - 6 5 7 0

aa daacnptiona pnonanumoar* ate

HELP-U-SELL of Commaroar' Baoomfiafd 160-666C

WING LAKE ACCESS tor

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Wits BioomSaid H*ia acnoo* awur Club cantrai air 6 mucs mora Im-macuiaia 4 baautilul dacor $174 900 Raafty works Mcrniya Aaaoc mc

642-7747

room soma Naw nicnan. carpal Bloom n*KS H4ia Scnoora

r yard

$325,080 SMEILA ROSE " R*

Ralpn Manual Aaaooaia* " * . 651 6*00 ' .

ELEGANT TUDOR -2 5 batna larga famay room aorary

303 W.BImfld. Kaago Orchard Laka

IN-TOWN RANCH Graai Room 22 a 25, yard 3 badrooma 2 batsa Irving room utarty room, baaamani can-trai aa attacnad garaga Opan Sun -514 Park $260 000 642-9376

OPEN SUN 2-5pm t*0* Maria C.Oa S of Souar* Lafca E of Miodiaoart 3 badroom rancn. San acra laka privaagaa Ju*t raduoad $124 900 Aak tor

Zack REAL ESTATE ONE

. 851-1900

A Lovely W Bloomfie ld Colonial

• * QUW1 4 aaciudad atraat 3 badroom* 1% bats* fami-ly room Wtts natural firaplaca Imng room noma oftoa aa aan pores, laka pr.vaagaa It ISJ7S

10*2 Wafback Opan Smsay 3-7 Caa Halp-u-Sa*

3*0-44*0 -,S*1-*43*

A P r e s t i g i o u s Locat ion C6M*r*fr>4ry a f Qui rargr

SPACIOUS RANCH BLOOMFICLD HULS

ar M walk-out 3-4 ballroom and 3 fcjk batna K4cnan Wits Braaataai room Sun room wits sol tub Sprm-kiaa ays lam J'I car garaga $135,000 WEIR MANUEL. SNY0ER 4 RANKE

46*-7300

S T U N N I N G !

BtoomMM aaacutna Soma 3000 aufla. poof

apA *» tNa local aa on aaciudad cw-aacaatung $429 000 ASK FOR RAN0Y GOOOSON-

Tha Pruaantiaf

mftoorH MnmQ 3 btdrooni. room a • lam r ulral

noma $279 375 3455 Warda PoaM. Orcsard Laka N of Com-maraa E of Orcsard Laka Road Opan Sunday 2-7pm 66i-*436 4500 SQ FT tranarfionai *

I work guaal $17*900

room family

INCREDIBLE SPENOQR - appro. 10 000 a« ft 4 baorooma 2 autan mrmO\ could Ba m. law or *arvant i quarlar* 6 Km bam* 3 salt bam* 5 firaplaca* 25 maatar aula, fm lanad walk-out 3 car garag> 40 . II fuPy ginaad idoor poor-$735 000

H E P P A R D 8 5 5 - 6 5 7 0

ENJOY SYLVAN LAKE Oamng 40* OrO bungalow • hardwood Boori 3 baorooma 4 Ir* pfaoa Marry updaM* .aunad caa-nj ion afcy*gnf* twnra ancsan By ownar $t j* 900 643 S2 '.

cqmpaaaa lor aacaptional famay *v-ng 6 grand lor anMriamng Aanoai an acra of privacy yo> m a aubdnn-»on $3*9 900 SALES CONNECTION - 256-0652

CONTEMPORARY END UNIT' Tina 3 Badroom una a ugnt and naufraf laf floor maatar and laundry an* on a oul da aac L«R oMriooaa Oramafx 2 Uot.SNm room WAS akyMMa NKAfy tnaliad loaaar mai $155 000 (AS) ReocARrrrttB* y 155 9100

LAKE PRIVILEGES OPEN SUNOAY 1-4

5 2 0 7 Deer Run ykoant J alory Franc* Spac

vary larga lamay room fW tt Ore hard LaAa A N of PonMc Traai uv} 000 B-44314

H A N N E T T ^ I N C . REALTORS

646-6200

FOUR BEDROOM To bam rancn Cran-

CTION IO I2<*

GREAT FAMILY HOME —TRANSFEREES--

brary B.'mmaSam ICSOOII IMS 000 B-07525

H A N N E T T , INC. REALTORS 646-6200

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M*-7ie;_pr*32 2*4 BLOOuraLO MUI suaon/tsiON BiaUar Uoaa am 4 arMa ar—WM ona wMkaul Aa wa* 10can a ai aub

- R O Y A L O A K -O P E N S U N 1 - 4 P M O P 6 N . W N O A * - L - U O

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C E N T U R Y 2 1 ROW

4 6 4 - 7 1 1 1

H A N N E T T , INC REALTORS 646-6200

H E P P A R D

BFVERLY MILLS • ( "f ' .-CED"

ESTATE SALE of Q a » «

ia 1 aaw o a s i a i i ERA RYMAL SYMES

LOW LOW L0W TAKES

atiaesad garaga UM $20*9*0 OPEN SUN

(OycaMry badroom rancn a l car gara«a On*, It <3*00 Raawy WorWMWfyna Aaaoc -*

*OUTHP«LD CONf> T c i T M - -

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464-7111 -• -aducad S-0» t '» 900

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INVESTMEN- POTENTIAL •n Old Viaaga aree ol Pvnouiri

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459-6222

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pwca aun porcn lanoad yard 2 • • 'Vina Over-garage 1214 900

NorthvilU Bnck Rancfi «A>»! •ot- a

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The Prudential £LEM

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garaga Dor. • m« ler bam »ret noor aunar, tama, me caaemari a«a»ued 2 car ga- -aaia- Penect tor gro*ng -am*, at . 1 • — —-i 800 CALL M*E BOBiE-r

T h e

William Decker. REALTORS

M i c h i g a n 4 5 5 - 8 4 0 0

room 2 car amacad garage «<* ct ] rage 4 aoritinop 112S 000 • • M M " •"> GRACE MLKTON 4 2 1 - 5 7 8 9

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464-7111 ^

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anaradai 1113.800 KEN KOENIG

RE/MAX CROSSROADS I aeay 453-8730

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mdapendanrty Oaned aid Operated

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r« I I 4 torma

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S 5 ERA ACCENT 421-7040 - Realty Worl<3

«l. 1500 i to I PM» aa n awoei Oaaiar

to w a new tur-aca 1 ' 13 800 wElB-U-SEU. ol xwnac 45A-BS3S

arearyard 1109 900 ROBERT BAKE

Realtors 453-8200

R e a l t o r ! 4 5 9 - 3 6 0 0

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4 5 5 - 7 0 0 0 453-0896 j NOBT HY*. L1E -Open Sun JUN 1

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NEW ON UABKET TMEES Oa-

1 462-9800

Centurion Awa'd Winning Office 586 8 7 88 89 90 4 91

Century 21

age 1177 900

OWNER TRANSFERRED MUST SELL

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: 162 000 -0€«W«AB)

N E W S U B LYNDON VILLAGE

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4 7 3 - 5 5 0 0

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CENTUBT J t BOW 464-7111 N0"TMVHLE CoKmai 4 badrooma

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222S1 CASCADE paaient 3 Bed

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316

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GARY or PATTY

R e m e r i c a HOMETOWN REALTORS

459-6222 BEMEMBEB BEMEBKA

• City

COUNTRY LIVING Its cane so a Seraan Oar -ma

GT" %5-SS,

COUNTRY LIVING

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s u t s r * — —

CENTURY 21 ROW

464-7111 WES'CAMO

Bancn H-LaMi Coioma Va Story • 3-4 Badrooma 2 Bam.

• 2 Ca Aitacned Oaegea

• 'rom 188.800 CALL FOB HOUBS

McGee ' s Grove 595-9886

garaga MucB mora Only ai <*>e 540 *

CALL DON OB DOB* MAYFAIR 522-8000 QBEAT FAMILY 9UBOTVTSON

181900 < aprnaar ayaaan ^ - . « t w ! BUDGET BALANCE H65 900 • Caa 478-9130 MUST SELL opportunily M M 1 ERA RYMAL SYMES '

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316 Wa iCWy

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1179 M0 Aak tor PHYLLIS LEMON THE MICHIGAN QBOUP

BEALTOBS<NC as«-3800

auacned garage 80>120 n«e lol ! 198 900 By owner 841 2994

NOVI-39474 Burton Or 10 Mae 4 -taggerty Bd 3 Bedroom bnca Rancn 2 car anactied garage Kra-piace large '80 • '30- lot Owner fi an*ier red Seduced io 197 500 E»te Propert.ee 360-0200

OPEN SUN 1-4 *OV> «£DUCED PBJCED TO SELL' NOV'' Normvale Scnoots Ouaary mru-out ai ma Boaa Built noma 3600 aa R • 3 car gerege proiee-vorvaly lanoacapec 4 Bedroom* 2 alory 1369 .900 Hurry- Won t laat

CALL LEON KEvLT THE MICHIGAN QBOUP

BEALTOBS INC 459-3B00

Significant R«<Juclionl rtfiwat Colony Euataa hne

ERA ACCENT 421-7040 BUILOEBS ClOSEOUT

MOM popular moda on ctioee lol 1470 aa It 3 Bed.com 3 bem Urn noor aundry lu* Baeement 2 cer eitacBad ata m a to CBooee acme color* 1115 500

JIM OB BIU. DEMPSEY THE MICHIGAN

QBOUP BEALTOBS 591 8200

B* OWNEB "mmeciAaae cone 4 moa Old a a under aarnrny 3 bedroom ««n 10B cotonia After 6pmevea •eeaanda t-4 421-5848 BY OWNEB - pBuna I ready to move « Atvecine 3 bed-room ry bam beaemem 6 garage idea location acnooa ahope bua Land Contracl 182 900 274-3823 EXCELLENT PBICE - 3 Bedroom bnck rancn centra ar nae do«a 2 a car garage 162 500 HELP-U-SEU. al NWWC 454-9S3S

FIRST TIME OFFERED Fueey hr»* hme buyers Ihe move-<r cor»OUon of ttM ktvvmou-tele neuirelhr decorated &nc* rancB Updated ancflen nana roof gutter* MMJOM a* ler "or door*

Come aee n a al Bnca r ancti lor yduraaN 482-1880

PEBFECT FOB THE LABGE FAMU.V (84.900

WWh 4 Badrooma. lamay r oom, per-naBy k r a a l end 2 car attacnad garage Tua noma aao ol-ler* tomoat terme lor a vack aata

482-1880

.The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS

OAKWOOD BUILDERS 4MBNO •*W-'OWOLA8HBU»-

ueaom M B BancB 1234 bbN 1 eJraome 2 Bam ' a Baei ml.

Cantrai Air,- aitraa inctede

458-8470

OPEN FLOOR PLAN UW«| naeI. and ctaan deacnaaa ma * Bnca ranGB Large open Boor pun ma liaaaiTiari naaar —tdoiei and raucfi more 182-W0 LOTS OF UPDATES

ST'eaTaaieeB ^gailia and • » turea include rod fcanaca aacBan. nardaood Boon and muc* »»«

459-6000

C0LDWELL BANKER

.Sc t rmmHxm R—I Eatata

Open House Weekend Sat. 1-4

WESTLAND 36250 Haaeeeood 173 900

room lamay room ? car de-I oat age centra aa

34758 Banter 158 000 3 Padioum rantfi 2H car garage

314 W a e t t a n d

Qardaw City OPEN SUN

BEST BUY

2't car garage Muet eee lo appreu aaa FHA OB 177 900 Aat lor

JEAN PR0CH BED CABBET HEWI 728-2500

PAY ATTENTION! 4.3% RNANCING

mam daca 2 »/4 cat gaaae M»a IT 1900 FbVvA

ANO*

CENTURY 21 ROW

' 464-7111

AUBUMN WLLS - Larga 2 Badroom *H Ban EMC UBtfT. Heaa B*

•aoo aon . plenty ra 176.400 37S-1204

10 OAT OCCUPANCY' From (119 800 I

188 waa la U8-» kouan EJM 56 mam to Blcaen Bead - V to Oaa ndge Onve mm V, WooOndgi a t Ortee T a n l d l l o m x a

DIANE SCARLETT-LEACH 1-800-686-7216 . axt 0 9 0 3

Remerica HOMETOWN REALTORS

420-3400 BE hlEaABEB BEMEBlCA

EO BlGMT Jr rod 4 »

garage 159 900 MEL F-U SE L L of NBnBC 454-9535

N Gerden Oty 3 ar garage P-J-SCLL ok NWWC 425-8881

GREAT STABTEP root detacned 2M opener 3 bedroor ' ^ T b T

room pruiacy lance hardanod «oor» a Mng room. 2 decka MM 900 522 148*

LIVONIA SCHOOLS

OPEN SUN t - 4 CANTON

«2*5QuBtord HI2 900 Large 1 bedroom rancn garage lamMy room, courtyard 44012 Hantord 1112 500

adroom rancn 2 car ertacned age tarrwiy 'oom 8 BnarBetd W5 700

DEARBORN 24801 CaWtn

UI Audatte 189 900 adioom 3 Dam Bropaoce r> awng

room. 2nd Menen 4 5m badroom ai

WESTLANO ABordeoa 2 bedroom Bencn I bam large atac naear root gerega 158 900 35844 Boom Open nouee 7-19-92 721-5120 WESTLANO A NEW COMMUNITY SINGLE FAMILY HOMES

$76,990 $4800

MOVES YOU IN

BBtCa RANCH-3 bedtoome, >v» bam Cantra a . antloteit rear '•"'r r_er jiaane wryMM raa_ eaaaian 280B6Eaaiore >84000 Oar* 357-0084 or Cvea 178-7043 BUNGALOW - 2 Bedroom i num targe mood dec* araa » lot aned vary clean 1«« «X B» oamar Day* 441-1331 U*

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mra H 2'|

Opener 1 year aee 186 906

CUTE 4 CLEAN cnbee ma 3 Bedro rw Boor laundry, n.

mg 2 5 cer gerege e'door ooaar Nice tenoed yard Take advantage oi me km. torn meraeI ralei 155 900

Remerica SUBURBAN REALTORS

261-1600

MB 1181 3 Badroom. na cat y am '

&

3JA44-; ;

ROBERT BAKE Rea l to r s

4 5 3 - 8 2 0 0

2 •adroom Bnok Cape Co«. a a '•replace aeaemani. garaga. 445 900 Caen Commnaona or Land Conaraci Caa «Au.T AOA4A

tWy 21 HarBord Bouth E8*-640C

INVESTOB SPECIAL rgreer 8 Grand >B*r area cfiarac a draam aBB 3 oar

garage Naamr rod I M xeaar neeaer Ireaay pwnaed

CONTEMBOMABY I 4113 Taaegrapfi "E203 Bk

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•patfi Open S»ai 1-4 30042 Teaam Mae »erw-ngwr •mm 2 bedroom 2 bam mid W.ei

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CHABMBaG ONE BEOBOOM can done a nauuaa Forma dra room l l i e * earn mma-w, ooa

; Landry ran 883.800 4CTWE MAX BROOCK

EXCELLENT VALUE

»rn every tedrotiRi Pool

no o i'—w — -7" —

nm POOR 4 ranee Haifa } be

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IT OOESN T GET ANY BETTEB I Staving 3 bedroom Bancn letn

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CENTURY 21 "TOWN 8 COUNTRY

642-8100 BlOO»«nELO

m*e »»OR» got* courae %99 900 , *LMC#W» 4 beaemom 2 cer atteched gerag* | o^e get e^r* ^

f MCh mora Oet or» the ©round

MILLPOINTE 595-1010

WIESTLANO OPEN SUN 1 IO 4

8467 Fremont S Ol Joy. W OI . UiJJiataFT Great Starter Home 3 ,

bedroom ' i n c t i wi th L>«orvia

NEAT AND CLEAN 166 300 Al* tor OOC LTTC. TerrWc Trv-Leva •< Redtord toeiuret ca Cdwary Piece "l ie 4 bedrooma 2 bam* acme nam cm- ! sa- erge Coumr, KAcnan 2 . car gerege Grea- .Mua ai 179.900 ; r . . n i _ - . .

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No«tnviae Colony Euatae fmer. and ramodetod betnoom B-aetnteking cui 0* aee aanmg • Aaamfl omy 166 500

MARY MCLEOD « 5m bedroom Hardwood Itoora i CENTUBT 21 ROW 464-71 huge tamay room lirepiace tnpae oocoaa muat aee' 1186 .900

kathy rockefeller «•«»«-' ' «-°-RE/MAX 100 inc 3 4 8 - 3 0 0 0

TWO FOR ONE A raOutoua ahoepiace m do»niCTen Nomivtae Period for thoee etio •aent to dtoptey tfw» antiquea »uai •n 1880 Tim nome mat lormaBy on

raomea Tour and l a ctaea 4 cnarm pAa a aeoarc-a carriage nouae a on property pertect 'o« per en' or offiei km A very uraque nome 1229 900

ASK FOB PHYLLIS LEMON THE MICHIGAN GBOUP

459-3800

snerp 3 Bedroom cotoma m Nov i Cedar Sprmga Pnvete tocelton becka to commone 4 pond* Neutra decor nearer carpel muen ctomr molding «ood Burmng Nr apiece central ar large rev yard porcn 4 much iHMBi mora 1147 800 CALL BOB MASSABON 9384SB8

THE MICHIGAN GROUP BEALTOBS INC 651-4100

room Bnc* rancn 2'T . . large country knenen Vary mam aepi Muat aaa Home Morramy 175 900

Realty World Robert Olson Realtors

981-4444

JUST LISTED and om-ar priced ma nome lo aee Super aeon bnc* Cotoma mm 3 badroom* 4 n Bem* ' " " C Beaemem 4 aitacned garage Taale-fuay decorated Nee' mddern »<acn-

Can t beet

GARYOTPATTY

Remerica HOMETOWN REALTORS

459-6222 BEMEMBEB BEMCBaCA

MUST SEE TO BELIEVE BY APPT 4 5 5 - 6 8 7 0 Loo* no more - 3 badioom raneB. huge lamay room a/Brapiao* 2"a car attacnad garaga. ar 188.900 HELP-U-8ELL oINWWC 42S-8B81 NEW COaaSTRuCTiON 3 badroom 2 bam capa cod on 80 ft tot aouai

nay neuBBortiood New anop « **eee, 888.500 NCSTA MAX BROOCK

828-4000 WESTLANO-34441 Moron* $3,300. Down

$479-00 p w m o

and new J bedroom Cotoma ra bama carpeted mrougBout Bee* mem Bam 6 ua part ol caoamg

43% FHA-ARM 30 ram

DEABORN HEIGHTS 4781 Sana 152 900 3 be*oom bnc* rancn Baaamani 2

Realty World Robert Olson Realtors

^ o T c ^ d g . i '29 900 9 8 1 - 4 4 4 4 3 bedroom brtc* rancn taatm.m 2 ; S T L A N O V A L u C

CENTUBY.2-1 HABTFOBO 4r8-«ooo I T mam Fv

'•ZSESUn t ^ " S T T L s r s LAND CONTRACT money- iMry Caa lor open n

4 Dedroom. separate dm- — * * * » -L«T^ CALL LEON KELLY

THE MOOGAN GBOUP BfcAiiTOMBtC 6S8-

BLOOMFIELC HA.LS-3 bedrooma 3 Bama enacned gerege Soienum mamma oourtywd Aa*mg H79 9QC ol ataaa Cantaci Anprney

.31316*6-8300 BLOOMF*LD HB.LV HEATHEBS

HI maciAata lop ouaai. 2 bed-rooma 2 Bame. 1.800 aq t» martaa

JUST LISTED CONDO Ttta 1 badroom condo ei Canton

PLYMOUTH CONDO

n * w 1138.SOO

459-6000

C0LDWELL BANKER

Schweitzer Real Estate

tng room, 2 cer fiarege 80 ft treed lot $ 4 2 5 per month plus taxes

CALL JAY HUGHES MAYFAIR

to mm 1188 800 OkUemet> a.eled naa | I n . Bo

OTWLLTr REALTY 688-8844 | aaQ "2J5

ABMaaGTON HB.LS Ferna adroom canda. 2nd laaa Be

a 84 7 000

WAYNE

522-8000

BLOOMF«LD HILLS O, I > oom rancn condo Oa agrapn SandaMoodSut M »l 78.000 I

2 CAMiaiGTCM NtLLS Bancn ana '• una 2 Baoruome 2 bean lerge Br-

w- ra room dawig room Naiaiaca aa « 2car 1 -9 800 o-ner 478-0700

aa. BLOOMFIELD HILLS Adama- ; FABMIMO'ON H»XS

GARDEN CITY

r ^ A L T 326-8300

OPEN SUN 1-4PM 34S46 Tonguan S 0«

Karren E Ol Wayne Sparkang atyta 3 badioom. 1'» Bam BncA/

Prwecy len^taTloO CALL >0W<

4 centra ar

ERA ACCENT 421-7040

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a t l e c n e d g e r e g e 3 1 0 0 5 B o c a 159 900

nar lot 2 8 1 1 0 H a m r y n 3 or 4 b a d r o o m ci g a r a g a 1 * b a t n a 3 0 8 l 3 S r a a n 3 b e d r o o m b n c * ra

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a w 174 800

a n c n 2 car g a -

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162 900 3 b e d r o o m r a n c f a t o m . 2 c a r a n a c n t < 9 8 6 ' F i a m m g o S p r a a B n g 3 b e d l a m a y r o o m a n a C

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rzjtTK HEPPARD 855-6570

317 Redtord

1ST OFFERING 3/4 Bedroom O^geKm Seperata dnaig room Florida room. Unanao Beaemem garage 1'a Bama 6 mucn mora Aa*>ng 144 900

BILL JARDINE Cermr, 21 Haniord Soum 464-6400

ABANNEBBUY FBOM THE LEADER IN BEOFOBO SALES

WEST OF BEECH '188 179 900 i Near L.»img) EXTBA SHARP 3 b e d r o o m bnc* 1'a

321 Lnrinprton Cty.

MOVE IN CONDITION . i u , _ t w i M

Adorable -ancn ai S Redlo-d Huge aO'tSO aned 118 400 »vmg room aunny tutoier and aap-arate iaundrt room Al *ppkeneaa Included immechai* occupem til 500

CENTURY 21 ROW

464-7111 OPEN SAT 1-4

'5546 WAHENOEN 3 bedroom Cap* Cod 1 5 Bam I .aned Baaemeni 1 cm garaga can-tra av KB KM porcfi end ifctonan accanta -nrouanoji REAL ESTATE TOOAY 427

PlFtCKNCT 125 000- Ovw 3800 *« B

Mora an 2i« acemc

HELP-U-SELL c* ! i 1 >118 33

•L008«F*LD MILLS Four" I bedroom 2 baBi lawa c e u a poo appro* i800 *gR i 134.800 Agant 845-

BLOOMFIELD HILLS OPEN SUN 2-Spm

3a0 Concord S ol Square L4Ba

FARMINGTON HILLS Snarp 2 bedroom, condo a a gn

SA8 800 Cell MIKE NIEMANN REAL ESTATE ONE

4 7 7 - 1 1 1 1

Macowito C—nty

_ FABBBNGTON HH.cS BToBOpdyke Ecno Vaaay Eaal Speooua v o l

am 0IV nan - Mat Condaor nau a a and aecure 2 Baaoai 1 to* aa and Otarmmg updated kitcnen oetn «aar-ancn oondo MOO a* B 1'a betna 882.900 Caa <i Hated keener- paja torma dratg LYBABBOWN 646-140C room A8 or Baa lor 888.800 Caa

maji bbooc* BIC bealtobs Caryl Burger REAL ESTATE ONE

681-5700 681-3848

WEST

In the Pine Ridge Center 24277 Novi Rd. • Novi

349-6800

NORTHFIELD rMf iOG Country Estate on 13* acres w/pond. Excepboral quad level feature*; 5 bedrooms. 3V* baths. famBy room w/ftrepiace, forrrnU dining room, coun-try Kitchen, waik-out basement, attached garage. 50 x 50 detached ga-raga w/irv-law quarters. S768

PLYMOUTH TWP. Hilltop ranch on 1 acre Super location just weet ot Plymouth. 2000 sq fl brick home features, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, walk-out basement w'workshop. 2 fireplaces, deiVoffice. 1st floor laundry. BeauBhi yard w/many trees Fast Occupancy. A117

PLYMOUTH _ 2 4 2 * ° ? Well maintained/home in quiet neighborhood, cioee to downtown A shopping. 2 endoeed porches. 2 car detached garage. Use aa 1 lam#y home or rent out upstairs apartment. J365

LIVONIA _ , Beautiful brick ranch leatures 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 batfia^newer cargeBrg.

LYON TWP 111,900 Beautifully remodeled ranch dose to W06. Fe«h*es induda; large maa-ter bedroom, w/beth. 3 bedrooms, w t doorwall to large dec*, finished wafc-out. fenced beck yard. R306

SOUTHFIELD '104,900 Contemporary ranch. Brick Wreplaoe. s k y ^ ' in Idtehen. bar-BQ gr« In femtty room, pabo off master bedroom, oenlral alarm. Over 2 acres, becka to Rouge River. Country living in Ihe dty. R216

4 ceiling fans, finished basemen! w/piumbtno tor bath. Clean covered patio, large yard Home Wananty. P192

New oonsfruction. Lovely oontemporary ol toraj3 bedrooma. 2 1/2ba»ia. 1st floor master bedroom w^ull bath 4 j acun i . A n d e r e e n j m d o w a * doors, walk-out. poaeible 4th bedroom in loll, much more. H254

MOV! Be king ol your own Nil Breathtalong custom bu* ranch. I*jge kitchen w/lob as. 2 woodbuming ftrepUces. Oet »%at up parcel wMialure treee S283

rnmmmmmm*. Hu^ —

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Estate Company in tha world.

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at 349-6800 Ask For Sue

OOfX Sun 12-4 -6664 Pomorm 3 Xj+Ojory* cmrtr* PER* NRE OOC M€t P-U-&CLI of NWWC 42S-SM

Hurry n$ after?* 1315 JOY BO BEECH DALY | O P E N S U N . 2 - 4

$74 900 BettuiiKa tmce 3 b«3room 1

fcetfw or> \m •oor • N E W CONSTRUCTION on 2^H

WESTERNGOLFE OFiNKSTESB 1100 «QO t Mlom 1975 bum "30"

TYE CULVER RE/MAX 100 INC

348-3000 FARMINGTON WOODS]

H " E W ' " " H 3e!acT>ed Renct. H o m e s

l»rom $7 25.000!

WAYNE WESTEBNGOLFE OFtNKSTEB

1134.800 1928 Engaen Tudor 3 nedroome 3 t ^ 6 2 tmft banna an-

BINGHAM POINTER St r ik ing t radi t ional rancn M^e^Jar^a a a g a d j j j j a j

cTTd

W E S T L A N O ! 7717 a4anc« C«te 155 900

Century 21 J. Scott, Inc.

5 2 2 - 3 2 6 0 4 5 3 - 4 3 0 0

J. . JUST USTED SOBI

*CM™ 0|^** | K^y'll37Wi'^^SJ "°t*"°r " w MAX BROOCK

CON DOS FOR SALE • T H E H E A T H E R S ® OPEN 1-4 SUNOAY

ALVBt CT - 2 8 0 2 8 G o r g a o u a 4

•JERRY STILL" THE BEOFOBO S B e O A L S T

BE MAX WEST 531-3500

THE MICHIGAN GROUP • R E A L T O R S * CONDOMINIUM I S P E O A L l S T S l

8 5 1 - 4 1 0 0

• T H ^ MICHIGAN

GROUP Realtors. in3

S91-9200 " A BEAUTY"

a c r e a a c A A S a d a » » Beecn Oery on

COURTWOOD VILLA

REDUCED-REDUCED' - a c r o o m 2 c a r ' M l e c n e d g e r e g e J only % i06 000 Cefl ^er«ch *ee»nxee que** encaoeeo

JOE MARCHESOTTI S T y J T c I ^ J S l i o " * " ^ CENTuWY

Irom US 23 ffjOC (B-81® Caa EBA LAYSOn BEALTOBeatC 313 437

1129 900 GiE»- 31TS2 A 2 ' T O O A Y Move ngBt amo urn arm moo\l

•aga condo B i t naBt ut a l t F S paaoa mm l i a s n i ana* door '

BUILDER S OWN HOME •ACCENT ON VALUE

BELOW MABKCTIBI

11*5 000 8-02286 HANNETT, INC

CANTO S BEST BUY [•88 a a al

rki n

Diane Howard «EAL ESTATE O N E i B

4 5 5 - 7 0 0 0 406-6 169

The Prudential I s ]A VERY S P E C I A L ®

C «ST TIME OFFERING Harry S. Wolfe. REALTORS

I S 3 m i e i

Century 21 CASTELLI 5 2 5 - 7 9 0 0

WABEEK PINES I • - O O L F - I

OPEN SUNOAY 1 - 4 ® THRtFT^UNGA^JI » I

Dealer's C o t t o n w o o d C o n d o

W,BHom«lOad« ERA ACCENT |SS

HANNETT. INC REALTORS 646-6200

$3,300. DOWN 00 | T H E |

MICHIGAN GROUP

RMMOTS. • 5 t 1 - 9 2 0 0 |

M8— 12KKL.- 421-7040

WELCOME DIANE DELL CENTURY 2 1 HARTFORD SOUTH. INC A RARE JEWEL

1*100,000 window in thia

KATHY SHAW •Remerica I

b u B B « 8 Assgd 4 58-4900

is H O u d io annnuncr thai Dune Dell ha.% nwncd our *a lF Diane bsckf i rmind m husmc*s and her u l o performance m a k e her a m p r n e d pmfcssMmal in the real estate indu«ry Par n w r real c s o t r n e e d s , p lease cat ! D iane at M*4-tp400 located at Sa Mile A

age 887 888 am <o> • J U L I E DUDtK DBSA8.B^O«N

= = = CENTURY 21 WALK T O SCHOOL

ROW

464-7111 FIRST OFFERING

Remerica MCTOWN REALTt

459-6222 asaarweaswsBKj

CENTURY 21 MOW

464-7111

O & E T h u r s d a y , ; T u l y T 6 , 1 9 9 2

» Condo*

LEGEN DS OF " POTAWATOMI CREEK

>dad IM. 1737.too FUNK 8 CO. REALTY. INC.

M1-6324

OPEN SUN 1-5PM tin*

> 'OOM SlSS.000 oa m. s to AnjndaiIWU

Wood*" For pnnu

and k* haaam.nl (or pMnry ol ••or • g t M i a P I U S • QR£AT o c » Won. 1130.000 CaB todayl

FARMINGTON SWMTEB THAN WW

2 Badroom Condo atari nmm appa-ancaa WMk lo taMm Farnang-lon Oaat comunity lo Iva In Olgt-M m moving lo Florida NautrH

CCNTURY 21 HARTFORD «'»-«000 FARMINGTON

SHIFTING GEARS? Farmaigttn condo ai appBanca« WondarXil maa from KWg room window walk to avarythlng 134 SM AM lor

GR£G

CENTURY 21 ROW

464-7111 LIVONIA. ttwoAaa* baaut iM condo in Kjvoly Pirtngorooa Gorgaoua now from laroa acnon porcfi Sucar prica. SiB 900 Ca* Joa BaHar M«,«a» 572-8000

UVONIA COURTYARD SETTING

Cory Oaar and canua>> locaiad In ouiai M< -managad community Uaafar badroom haa wafcm csoaat Larga Bvmg room wW reraanad oat-cony >«aw*r carpalad tnraugnout IM 000 AM lor

MAJORIE MANNS

CENTURY 21 ROW

464-7111

Family Size Condo 4 badroom and iaMl IHIIIIIII ra Mia. Mfca mm. I.MO aq.W . » mam 4 garaga oflarad al S114,*00.

TIM HAQGERTY

Remerica HOMETOWN REALTORS

4 2 0 - 3 4 0 0 * KUEUBIX RCMERKA

Mova right aito ma 2 bad-1 •anfoy Brand

i hardwood

V S T -aatmmlng pool tanm* oou Hi Hap. baauPAO 1 b*

Kftocx Opan Sun. 1-S. UNI CN» IN Lafca Or . pyownar MMM

OAKRIDGE PLACE CONDOKBWUMS

EXCITING MUITWXVEL comooe

• Camrai Ann • Sunfcan LMng Boom

~ OTL

• Attacnad Garaga AFFOHOASLY PRICCO FROM

$109,900 ONLY 4 UNITS LEFT

642-7800 347-1122 OPEN Waatanda i2-6pm Waaadayt b» appoartmant

N ROYAL OAA - 2 badroom Condo Pool. Good location, al appaancaa. $47,000 43VJ4S3

OPEN SLBI 2-5 WA8EEK STUNNING

CONTEMPORARY TOWNHOUSE 2C24 Ragant

N of Lena. E al mdawoan

3 oadroom baauty on tha Golf Couraa Tanrm Court. Naw -fata martMa Hoomj carpatmg and wtMa carannc Booraig mrougftout wima lorawca Mdw Stunning naw mar-MaBatnroom* End Unit . Pnvala aa-laia lota Own huga drrvwray Aa»-«gS2M.M0

JUST LISTED - CompMHfy .Jpdaiad Townnouaa on ma Go* Courm

LIVONIA PRICED TO SELL 540 .900 T»a» apacwul t badroom condo m tha i-j-'v daaaabia Livonia conv plai haa nauvw dacor waa kapt ground* and a pool and caubftouaa

4 74-5700

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS •MMpandantty Ownad and Oparaiad

UVONIA THE WOOOS OPEN SAT 1-S

Craam pun rancn condo with pnvala art. area on Vai Vx> nawiy daco-ratad . nautral tonaa. pal waicoma L ovary ciuOftouaa aftf. yaar round haaiad podi •afcinfl ®atanca to JacoMon • tnaaiara. ale Conmn-lam to aipraaawa i i Cal Eatnar Bariar J4»-862« MAYFAIR 522-8000

non wnna anutlar Ajkmg 1274.900

SYLVIA STOTZKY OF ! THE MICHIGAN GROUP M1-M0* Or tiaapar numbar 276-4347

Walt 3 baapa am your rxanbar PLYMOUTH . Baal af ting Spacioua rancn 2 oadroom. B-brary. 2 Ml bam fMahad baaa-man l. 2H car attacnad garaqa Sa-low WW 1145 900 455-95*6 PLYMOUTH eradbur, 2 badroom. tMahad taaaiwn w'Bai* camrai a* 2 earpona. 140.500 AdiM oonv-munrty 5*2-44*0 or 454-4757

w<ndow traalmanu. analpooi tub and aaparala mowar. and "M»i mora1 2.400 aq It of pur. alagai'im •aacnaa oul 10 you Irom thia da-tacnad homa Pnoad at S344 900

The Prudential William Decker.

REALTORS

455-8460

MADISON HEIGHTS CONOO Oaan. nautial dacor In 2nd Aoor unit lat Boor laundry haKony co»-«ad carport with aghtwg. •* app ancaa. good noraga and raaidani

waa oul lo aand baacn. 4217.500

WOBTHV1LLE LAKEFBOWT CONDO NontMBa • oaai kap< —crm Onfy 4 condoa war. b i r\ rM» kuury eorv

Lafca "Jirntm Tha « • from avary window m apactacuiar Nofhmg waa afl out In dalgnaig thia gMI Firat

PTymouth OVER 55?

Thia cozy 4 aflordaMa condo • wawno lor Ita nmm ownar TamBc •*> Irani 2nd Boor, huga BMng room waidow Low fhamiananca laa ol $104 Indudaa GAS 4 watar No 144BW lahla ortar 'afi.wad 444.000 REMCfVCA COUNTHY PLACE aa* lor KAREN 961-2900 PLYMOUTH! Sio-aaad rooma com-pBmant tlaa 2 badroom. 1 Ml 4 2 half bath bnca and oadar ENO UNIT

MatlcuMuafy mam-

oak KMcKan Boor. Braplaoa m Mng room and all appaancaa ramam Irrv-

ooavancyi 1144.900 ROBERT BAKE

Realtors 453-8200

Worm 'Plymouth CONDOS FOR SALE

3 badroom condoa. woodad •atr-l\as 4249,900-4317.900

2 Badroom condo in Uvonia. con-vanaru lo avaryVang $144 900 2 Badroom condo ai Wfaatiand.

Ca* for dataaa and

WES'MAJSUEL "snider 4 BANKE. «NC

500 S Mam St Ptymoulh 455-4000

vary aftracliva updalad HigMand • modal with 3 badrooma. V* batha graai room with Hrapiaoa. nawar *-nyi a n d o a i Mnaca. and n «"» nonin Saparata dining room

OOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH Smaa 25 im compiat Trangul 4

room updei e<3 4 entry *oor*>Q j7* *00

ERA COUNTRY RIDGE CALL TOM REED348-<5767

PLYMOUTH - wondarM 2 badroom 2 bam lowar ranch bum m 19*7 Wak-out Irom Mug room to Daau»-

lam Maatar badioom haa 9x9 l-lh eloaai. pnvala Baaamani

i. Only 1*4.000 FOR DOROTHY JEFFBCS THE PRUOENTULL

GREAT LAKES REALTY 424-9100

PLYMOUTH - 2 badroom condo.

uaumMly 1*2.9 PORT AUSTIN LAKEFRONT

Fitfy lumanad 2 badroom. 2 Bath with na> •ppaanoaa. aky«ams. An-placa 4 much mora For Orocftura <3131 540-45*0 Or (3131 RARE Opportunity- Lovary 2 Bad-room. 2 Bath Ranch car garaga 11/Lak C21 ooay 547-4730 REDFORD • ATTRACTIVE CONOO 'at floor and mil. larga badroom. Hlnda throughout 3 :»T Q tana ar/

BARGAIN BACK RANCH Novi naw carpal, traah paint. 2 bad-rooma. 2 batha oarttrH «r $44,900

NORTHVILLE aamhum oondo E» !«• ua Muat aaaf 2/3 Badroom. l 400 NH pan flraanad Baaamam 1B3 000 By ownar

NORTHVILLE

opan floor plan in ma 2 Badroom camaga houaa condo In Country

•om tha ga-ara aafcmg

»rlMM0 MARY MCLEOD

CENTURY 21 Rom 46*-;

NOVI 1250 aa B MM IM 900 )4A-NM ••OVI-COUHT Y ACE

s r r s s o S

Martha Momeni

The Prudential Wolfe.

TORS 421-5660

FARM1QT0N KINGS LANE 2 bad-room alagani uppar w «w randi. prt-•acy park lor laiating. larga maaw badi oom 4 bath CANTON LUXURIOUS CONOO

BOUTHF*LO

WOW!

B»ar. Jji 'sAn M^aanad

441-7374. or pagar

$74,000 Oaya 54B-1*35 Evaa 449-7327

ooaa to aipnaat ai AJmoa aanyg and windoi •ppaanoaa Mat Gi H*H location $44,000. 140RC MAX BROOCK

WAL1XD LAKfi. eK

trie r C T J S ' S i - 7704 W BLOOMFIELD badroom. 2 N» batha rancn with Bn-lanad lowar laval 4 many upgradaa. land contract or rant with option • aflatin $124,900 Laava maa-•aga * 445-9347 UVONIA SCHOOLS m Waanand 2 badroom. w/laundry. naw bath 4 flooring, ovarlooka gai | $53 900 427-1224 KYEST BLOOMFIELD By ownar

WESTLAND BEST CONOO BUY

la Baa 7 yaar old Imcfc baauty Of-lara 2 badrooma doorwa* ot »ving room lo balconi Laundry <*vt ngw mumt Ouck occupancy Ca* HAL ROMAINE $65 500

CENTURY 21 HARTFORD

NORTH 525-9600 WESTLANO Starting at 171.900. low aa 10% down. awaiaal. 30 yaar mon-gaga 1.460 aq It. bMavai Can ba aatlgnia lor 2 <anWy * daairad 3-4 badrooma. 2 l u l batha. larga courv-ery kudian. Oafu a«nai. a> oonot-Bonad VarBcai bUnda. privai. front and roar atmatnaa Modal Opan Sat 4 Sun 1-4 595-0133 or waal-

« 4J5-I ) BELIEVE'

WESTVANO - CASTLEVFOOOS BUILDER CLOSE-OUT ONLY 5 UNITS LEFT

From $74,400 2 badroom. 2 bath. Wrary catna-drai oaRnga. •* appaanoaa aa con-ditioning. .wln.al bBnda garaga

ing coata Thaaa won't laav Muat aaa Opan da»y t-*pm Cloaad Thura (Huntar fuat w ot Wayna Rd)

324-6097 WESTLANO CONOO - Woodviaw

WESTLANO - FANTASTICALLY PFBCED DEVELOPMENT

Daiacnad 2 Badroom Condoa 2 car garaga. Baaamani. $44,900 Prima Cantrai Cay Parkway 4 Huntar locaOon Modal* opan t3-4. Ca* 724-4030 or HELP-U-SELL of NWWC 454-9535

WESTLANO - OPEN SUN 1-6. 34094 Graarvwood LOW montty pay mam. 2 Badrooma. garaga. claan. pool $44,400 HELP-O-SCU. Of IB«rwC 425-4441

WaaBand - 2 or 3 Badroom. 1'*

•4 batha. cartootmg >ond. walk-out baaamant (130 000 Opan 12-5 Sun 764-2541

W BLOOMFIELD Graanpoima Mmii luxury Townnouaa 2 bad-room. 2vt bain. 2 car attacnad ga-raga Daok. $114,400 441-2044

at. many axiraa /?47?00C 737-0455

W BLOOMFIELD 4234 FOXPOINTE Ranch. 2 badroom 2 Ml Batha roman tub. whita tBa Boor BrapMca on anlry laval 3rd Badroom Ml bath, graat room, an walkout lo.ar laval PrtvaM courtyard , opan Ma facing watar Haatad pool tanma A-l Condltunl Moving $195,000

i-Spm it OpanSat-Sun. 1-5pm. SI-3222

327 Naw Horn* Buildart

S LYON - OPEN SUN 1 -5pm 10244 Royca Ortn

<10MBa. W <* Ponoac TraBI NEW CONSTRUCTION - 2400 aq R.. Uaury waBiout maatar ai«la. abrary tunad naircaaa. bacai to nalura araa. $214,600

HEJKA CONSTRUCTION 474-4300 477-4645

WDCOM MODEL Naw 4 badroom 2'4 bath lai Boor maatar. contamporary aiyla $142 400 444-2077

32S Duptoias Townhouse*

GREEN OAKS TWSP Co-Op Can-lanmai Farma. Tan Maa'Buanton Rda AduR community 2 badrooma 2 batha Oma location Acoaaa io 3 waaa 9404 Cabndga Cn Opan Sal 4 Son. 1pm-5pm. 437-6415 INCOME PROPERTY with 3 una* *v ck«»ng Carnaga Houaa A cnarmayg updalad oldar homa wtfhm waaung dmanca lo downtown Nmmva

LIVONIA DUPLE* 2 baaroom bncfc ooumal dvang

| M $41 400 541-0944

caramtc ma 4 a tfryflgM. bath hi Br aaa Bxturaa 4 larunl 2 Badroo and una naxl to prtian ara f$i2.000 m upgradaai Aakmg only M4.400

One Way Really 473-5500

aon 4 appuamiMK caa 442-4440 ROCHESTER HBXS - OPEN SAT 1-4 100? WBow Orova S ol Wat-Mn. f 0<1 Lnrarnoaa 2

SOUTH FIE LD'S FINEST CHANTICLEER OPEN SUN 2-4 <E al Tawgrapn n al 12 M*M " REYHA*3 *M

•partanaar Camendg. Townnouaa Cuatom burn Bra«fiout I dan aBR

UTTL* VAtLEY HOBMS 471 1416 «T«

HELENE MALLON a«/*tA* CffCUtiVE 737-44*

332 Mobttt Homa* ForSal*

Alpha Omega Homes COMMERCE MEADOWS - Raducad to an untt*a aBU 114.400 - i.ovary

•ancaa Hurry

ALSO Mora man 40 homa* avaaatxa lo

CALL 869-6080 CANTON Sarao room 2 badrooi fB Part

"I 111 .argaBvang «fn a* ap-

C " """ 41S400S CANTON - 1*a* dac*. ewd trM carpar I10 (

J Badro •a Big. M0

om I bum Sn/m. nau-411-7*41

CHAMPION - 1STS Canton rmngrma nova SB000

S»-1MS

For Sate

COMMERCE MEADOWS

of 1000

INQUIRE ABOUT WEEKEND OPEN HOUSE

Community Otltoa 313-444-2747

Wa hava naw 4 pr. ownad honyaa •or aala (No homa m mora than 41 r» otdl To noiai about a now or pra-ownad noma cal Oanraa Eagan al Qu—t i Homaa - L oca tad In tha Club Houaa 4-» Ma N ol MN on WlxomRd 313-444-4794

SPECIAL PROMOTION $99 SECURITY DEPOSIT

Sava >c to $454 Enda aoon - Ca* noarl

FENTON AREA "LAKE LIVING"

•nmry Homaa (3131736-9454 •turn Homaa - (3131736-1215

FOR SALE - 12*40. 2 badroom. low. low prica Eioadam location m Carton' i M 1364

HIGHLAND % HILLS W ESTATES

Novi/Farm ing ton Area Naw 4 Praownad MobiM

Homaa AvaMbia from $ 14.500 Low down Payment J

Low Interest Rate Call tor Details

QUALITY HOMES Call J o a n n e

4 7 4 - 0 3 2 0 or 4 7 4 - 0 3 3 3 LIBERTY MOBILE HOME. 19*4 12x50 ? badroom. l bam. r^rigara-tor 4 »tov* air anad 4 ama* Hack Vary daan $3 000 522-5364

MARLETTE 14 I 70. air, ahlngta root a n n a in porch Larga *Rch-an 4 mrmg room. 2 larg. Badrooma appaancaa many axtraa 446-4377

MOBILE HOME - 14x70. 1977 OaRoaa, m good oondluon 3 bad-rooma. 2 tu* balha 4 much mora Sat* on larga lot. m Chalaai i Ea-tataa. Novi CkjBhoua. vrtth pool 4

childran Only playground for cl $10 0 0 0 mualaaal

NEW HUDSON - 3 badroom doubta-

437-4794

NEW 1991 CARROLL TON Ready lo mov* mi Locaiad al Royal Hoaday Samor Park. Camon. 14x40 2 bad-room. i bath waahar .'dryar 4 Moral 0nry$24 900 973-0322

NOVI MEADOWS

MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY Tha Naw Amancan Utaatyta

•Country Living • BaautiM Oubtvouaa • Play Araaa • RV Storaga • Haaiad Pool - NEW - Prniaaaionai ManagamarM • Homaa Pncad From $ 14.500

3 4 9 - 6 9 6 6

333 Northern For Sato

ALPENA AREA 40 a. i Lafca t i m homa am

4 14* PY Ca* Ltrry Kunaa

CENTURY 21 Crow Baatfv 517-344-2141 or $17-3»*-A*7

11000 $17-444-2333

CENTRAL MICHIGAN

3 badroom. i bam laka Irani with 1

To Inquira about naw homaa can Mana Krt at Ouaaty

313-3*4-19*4 Locaiad m

NOVI MEADOWS. 1140aqR N m kvmg room, famay room, woodburn-mg nova 2 badroom iota of ator-aga 4 cupboarda. larga knctian $12,900 469 -9*49

OPEN HOUSE Naw and pra-ownad homa* on «*-play Si«i July 19 Irom 12 noon lo 5pm Stanmg al $6,990 financing aaaatanca ai a*abta Chataau Ea-tata* Novi (13 Mita Rd 1 m*a E oI Novi Rd t For turmar dataaa caa LITTLE VALLEY HOMES 424-2*2* PLYMOUTH HILLS - 2 badroom am-g. w«ja. $1500 mova* you mf acnoota 313-4

PLYMOUTH HILLS M o M Park 1945 14x70. 2 Badrooma appa-ancaa. camrai air dack Cornar lot Pnoa nagoitabw Eva* 463-1014

PLYMOUTH HILLS. Uka naw dou-bt. wida 3 badroom 2 Battle* Bra-placa Occupiad 9 month* $25 ,000

446-46*0 SENIOR CITIZENS Graai location Wtm aacurayt 2 badroom. 2 bam flrapiaca. 2 car carpon $49,500

313-453-4162

SENIOR CITIZEN COURT CANTON 14X70 2 badroom 1 bath arga kv-mg room W'damalia gaa hot

113 500 VICTORIAN 14 pando Dacaa. trai air Laaaatoi 4 Garland

O o a a to a a a mt condraon 517-746-2194

WE PAY CASH FOR HOMES' Up to 125 400 Wa alao lafca trada-m Ca* ua Today- Homatown USA

595-0406

333 Northern Property For Sat*

AFFORDABLE GLADWIN/WW OM LAKE AREA

watanrom wiat • Irom $17 500 4 OOC aq R homa on 20 BaauflM

a* $74,400

DEXTER AREA 1 *cra. $»5 BOO r* acraa N Tarraona >34 400 Parti approyad Land contract larma j

CO»« UVE THE GOOO UTE »anaiiM wan mm k m Bib OiaBty B.

1*5 000 CaB ANN IAAR« OBVLM

14141472 2344 COLDBIELl SAN. I P SCHBROT REALTORS

COUNTRY LIVING AT ITS

COLDWELL BANKER LAKES REALTY

STANWOOO. MICHIGAN (616)072-8300

339 Lots and Acraaga For 8 4 o —BLOOMFIELD—

HERONWOOD DRIVE

4274.S00 ZSS* HANNETT. INC.

REALTORS 646-6200

BLOOMFIELD Waatout woodad buNdmg ana PnvaM ona acr . tmg Backing to natura araa. W and aawar IM.SOO- VACTUL

sae-«ooo MAX BROOCK

BRWHTON SCHOOLS woodad ravm. iota 1 aach improvad daad us^*iifnr. (War a

GAYLORO badroom • rad 313-344-6429

GRAYLING/GAY LORD 70? "Ti

17-1927

CITY OF BLOOMFIELD HILLS Partact lor addiuona or [ • • u v a t m i Prtvata road Almoai 2 acraa ol prima land aurroundad by mutll-makon homaa A raai buyn $599 000

Buadabia UM m WABEEK FOREST TamBc Wamut Lafca viaw Irom Baa walk-out M a in praatigioua Bioom-"aw n a * Raady lo aaai- Plana, larma avartabia Now $179,900 Ca*

Angela Sarkiss ian REAL ESTATE ONE

6 4 4 - 4 7 0 0 355-6323

HlGOaiS LAKE-1 MBa from South Naa 2 badroom 2 Bath

woodad lot Mual 313-429-7044

EAGLE COVE noma on larga aaa $49 900 baat

LOOKI Lakefront Lots $ 2 4 , 5 0 0

MBa* ol pnvala lata. 34 hotaa ol r cAampKawNp go* 5 oxnn j.a, prtnala campground indoor 4 out-door coon lanitn 4 aauna. * tarvaa courts, hating DraBa. 4 much mora BaauOM woodad homaaaaa from $3,460 f iraBanl owrwr financing

Camury 21 Waiarfrom Raafty 1-400-425-2547

homa tela* from $24 000 4 '*»ahont homa xtaa Irom $65 000 Jusi WM> of South Lyon

ADLEB HOMES BRIGHTON Ml Modal 3'3-444 57«2 Oltica 313-229-572J

ESTATE SIZE 10 .- acra* m Wat t Bnomflaw With waiar Sarana and aaciudad homa bamg t o U A« a " Graat potamial $350,000 01GBE

626-4000

MAX BROOCK

342 Lakolront Property-A Community of Natural I _

m LMygann Cotatty Pine Creek Ridge

Opan ta4Tu**Biru Sun REAL ESTATE ONE

Laura Edward* Suean Doyte

3 1 3 - 2 2 7 - 0 0 1 0 BEAUTBML BASE UNE LAKE

Naar Pmefcnay. a* apart*. 30 utaa Boat Ann Arbor. 4 Badioom. 1

• r*> old Boma/oottao* I •ga. with Mr 20R win-brlnnBIa* lafca- riank

r i & z r 1

BELLEVILLE LAKE

-BtUE HERON NORTHVILLE

ON THE WATER

boating I M A M , and nalura pra-aarva On B a a Rd S of 7 MBa. w of 275 From $217,600

3 4 4 - 8 8 0 8

BRKJHTON AREA 5 woodad iota.

ground Pnvala pa.ad road Hard aandy baacn Caa. 313-231-B327

BRIGHTON

1200 aq B. a / 3 "wing room w/tiraplaca. fam*y room dming room. 500 aq fl kghtao daca naw dock 4 a* appaancaa 149 900 Opan Sun July f». 1-5 4590 Acadamy W of Piaaaant v t -lay Soft Grand Rlvw 313-227-4423

CASS LAKE LOT 50 B 1335 Onnnai

$220,000

342 Lakefront Property

LOBDELLLAKE PROFITABLE anouaga aefiaot % — Fortuna S O T X N L J

9 RaaPy 4 Dav 313 444 4222

Caa GaB lor dauaa at 313 -424 -2*2*

PLEASANT LAKE Watartord Tap 3 badroom gaa

$•6,000 C*4. TRAVERSE CITY A/aa-Laka Ann Tir tnHWB t B f g BB*» tat«ud;

WALTERS-LAKE Clarktlon 4chools. south-

coionMl. gyy <0,000 1.ft on 5 a c e * Fabulous

view and grounds WMJ c o -o p e r s t e s i $ 6 3 5 , 0 0 0 Owner 3 9 4 - 0 2 0 2

3 « Otc -Bus. Spece Solo/LaaM

4 tanttor aanrica nbudad 424-2440

Affordable Office Suites

( B U I 0 1 >1 Taam D o a n l Q T N p n t n e a or From Onfy $271 monmty and up V* naw olBoa a u « a * Caa Judy lor dataaa I3 l3w33- t ioo

AFFORDABLE otfloa •arvica buading m pr

adiacant 120 aq fl aacraura oFBca p u t 200 aq H offlca a v »

Sapt t t t CaB9-5pm 540-444!

WORMER LAKEFRONT Cuaiom quad. |ual radi /cad 1164.000

CALL JEANETTE

ALTERNATIVE OFFICE

~ ~ 1-274 4 4 MILE • Ful or Pan Tana OBica.

r e & r - 1 CALL JOYCE MARTIN

673-9204 642 4 700 EXECUTIVE PROF>ERT1ES »*C

34a Cefnetery Lots

• 4 Coplar AvaaaBia alarcardiVISA

PREFERRED EXECUTIVE OFFICES 1484-2771

k - m * i 1313) . W a a - m

CHRISTIAN MEMORIAL CULTURAL C a r t a m Rochaatar } apaoaa m tha Gardan Bapnam

247.7t*4

ANNOUNCING exacuinia oBicaa from 150 aa n

OSCOOA BaautIM woodad Lafca Huron aand baacn lot 100*700 fl wtm 3/4 Braahad homa Natura g u $136,000 Ca* 517-739-2770

FARMINGTON MILLS • 7 ' t .acarit acraa pnvala driva For lurthar m-formalion ca* 474-2727

TORCH LAKE ELK LAKE. GRAND TRAVERSE BAY Many baautifw aalarl ioni budding anaa avaHabia atarimg al $37,000 lo $320 000

REAL ESTATE ONE ELK RAPIDS

616 -264 -5611

GREEN OAK Twp • Livingston Co Naw aavatopmarii Larga ona halt lo 2 acr . lota .Pnvaagaa on prrvaia a* •porta cnam of lakaa Woodad walk-out anaa from $44 900 HERITAGE BETTER HOMES 4 GARDENS Can LyikaorJudy 313 477 9505

52 t c r a v.

ONE ACRE LAKEFRONT Comptatary ranovatad bnck ranch on Cadar Mand Laka m a n o r / E n * , nor m a y n r dona Ca* lor com-piata kai ol cuaiom l*aiuraa Opan Sun 3-4 $249 000 574 Wand Or . S oI Ettabam Lafca. E ol Oxbow

424-1970

KNOLLWOOO MEMORIAL PARK in PlymooB- 2 piota t apkt Baiow coat Cal .

CEOAR ISLAND LAKEFRONT 3 badroom Capa Cod Graat room. waBi-oui o v a lamay room larg. xilcnan $190 000 496-9045

HE IP -U-SELLOINWWC 475-4461

TORCH LAKE

Wtm 219 « o i l 2 bath* gorgaoua aton. flrapiaca 2 wall boatfiouaa 4 pnvala harbor $359 000 C a l

She! Larkby REAL ESTATE ONE

6 1 6 - 9 2 2 - 1 9 3 2

HIGHLAND TWP 5 5 Acraa Woodad. rolling Laka naw Panad 144 900 ' a r m . J49-74T9or

564 2300

LIVONIA LOTS t Acr* aach t?5 • 173 aa uimiaa

S ot 6 MBa/E of M a r n a i 147 500 Cash Principals only 349-4378

CENTRAL MICHIGAN AREA A* yaar a r o f i d homa Lafcafrom A* pt*poaa laka 2 badrooma garaga 159 900 Woodad KM Ca* Joan at

517-3*6-7372 Krantx'Baftar Homaa 4 Gardana

517-772-2273

CLARKSTON RANCH iowrtaand Laka bam I I 3 S 900 Opan Sundays Ca* lot daactiona *040

NEW CONSTRUCTION Ranch or Colomat piam avaaabia Custom laaturas/aftordabia pneaa Butt 10 Burl your lot or ours Ca* lor *n appotntment 349-4374

TORCH LAKE 4 badroom. uMqua opan Boor plan viaw Bom 4 aidaa. BaaulMul 1st

1-614-2*4-4974

DUNHAM LAKE - GORGEOUS 2 a c r * . vacant 200 ft frontaga Pma and hardwooda Southam a*poaura prrvata Araa of axduarv* homaa Raducad lo $225 000 227 1464

OAKLAND HILLS Mamonal Gar dana. 2 Bt*iai plots and 2 vaults Togathar Compiala and I o t a pnea. liQOC Cat ,534-9603

PARKVIEW MEMORIA. 2 O i l H a a s Gardan cathokc aaction v a -uad ai H400 , will aaenhea $950 542-5*49 424 9351

PARKVIEW MEMORIAL In Lrvoma Lot B Sacton. 4 and 1S5. 10 lots In aach Baal oftar Ca*Anar4pm. 744-9122

ROCHESTER Cultural Cantar 2 lawn crypts. rauRa. b-onm marsars 17000 725-6*20

ROSE LAND PARK CEMEN7ARV 4 lots, taction I S Sal cnaap

54 S-1935

W H I T E C W A P E L C E M E T E R V « a c Hon 1445, Bloc* C. 5 apacaa 12250 tor a l o* 1500 aach 204-427-9122

WHITE CHAPEL pnvala ,3i»n«r 9 lots $400 aach If purchasad mrough Whit. Cnapai coal l i ' O O

NORTHF1ELO TOWNSHIP Thraa 10 Acra Parcaia rolling tar ram parkad Land Contract Tartna

437-1174

YOUR NORTHERN MICHIGAN Raai Eatata Connaction

CafKanAmaa RE/'MAXGaytord 517-732-2071

N O R f HFlELO TOWNSHIP 3 4 ACRES WW dnnda. naavrty wood-ad ravma alraam rolling larram parkad Land Contract 437-1174

334 Out Of Town Property For Sate

TRY ON. NC - Sal* oumt ratlramanl ara* Moanam .ia»i naar ahop-

NORTHVILLE Picfclord Maadow Araa a mo*i axciuaiva davaiopmam naar downtown 12 IOU On 25 acra* 7 Mi E of Bac* >ak turn right on Picfclord For custom noma* Brofcar

First Raai Eatata aak tor Myrna (4001*47-1304 Homa (7041*59-5*39 [

NOVI BUILDING SITES

335 Time Share For Sale

aubdivtaion oB 4 M.w Road East of NOW Road Ca* Jwdyi313i347-47tO

WINDHAM REALTY GROUP INC

TIME SHARING RCl 2 rad waaks Siaapa 4 Daadad

$3900 1-702-594-0640

NOVI - Mty improvad lota avaaaMa •or Buadari 4 mdhrlduaia up to acra, a tanng ai $40 000

Smgh Davaiopmant Co . LTD >313(433-1100 - Aak tor Dan

Famaatic viaw of a* aporls lafca Nava from larga covarad porch Charming J Badroom 2 ' t Bam Capa Cod on baaut iM axtra larga lot Walk-oul lowar w a i . 1st floor laundry larga country kitcnan Muat aaa* $224,900

Umon Laka Fronfl Baaut iM wa* mamtamad 3 Badroom 2 bam rancn ottws baautifuBy landacapad lot. ax-Ira larga garaga Graai. famBy and r a c r a a t i o n rooma P n c a d at $299 000

BaauMui Laka From i Lafca - 3 badrooma. 3 fkapiacaa flo-tanad walk out lowar m a t 90 iaal on watar Movatad a a a t H 3 9 900

358 Mortgages & Land Contracts

AMERICAN HERITAGE Rasidim ual- Commancal. Equity F H A ' V A , Land contract pay-offs Good c a d -

351-0500

CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS immadiata Pnona quotas' Won i ba oul-bid' Mortgage*'Rahnanca*

Mortgaoa Corp c« Amarica 313-3*2-1700 or 1-400-444-9614 .

UVONIA HOME OWNER aaafcing a 11 aalor mitarastad n flnancmg . 2nd morigaga of H 5 K at nagotiaMa intaratt rata aflar 4pm. 741-43 14

snort larm laaaa Prl Novi Canton Ann Arbor, 4 Macomts County a GoWan C o m d o on M* '9 m Stanmg MIS Caa i w « Iipnal Buamaaa Camara 144-9500

AVAILABLE OFFCE m w BtoomRaad. Orchard , * • a a

Pnsaaa a n t r « a * . 450 io 700C ac h Alao a*acu»v* ofhea* 451 456j

BKj BEAVER OFFICES. tMauiau grixyid Boor courtyard apaca wrm prrvaia antranca kiichanait. I B.am Magniftcam windows 11.200 Brokar* protactad immadiai. M C pancy Ca* Judy 9-5pm 649 9454

mant storag. avarlab*. M m barwwar GraanBaw 4 P » c a

644-S64C

BIRMINGHAMrBLOOMF IE LC 2 pr-vata attorney autaa wirf 2-4 mr«dowad ofticas aach I575-140C sq fl I aharmg common «acaptior caniar & Abrary with Buainaaa Arm 2 mdMdual altornwy OPV»I also avwsatrta Luxury a rata* Ample fraa parking

M a n a 5*0- M

_ B.OM NGHAM furntsnwd • • ^^—.acut lv . otflcaa at praaligichn ^ building 450 aq B Copwr

fa* 4 confarwya. room prtvu •wge* Snort or long larm WWM

&44 ! 9 X BIRMINGHAM OEFICE SPACE

Sub laaaa i * 2 6 aq tl upacaia 0 o ^ lovm Bidg agsraaaiivw 'ataa 3 n t c ofhcaa, conference room, upgradaa

Can Oar Daniaia* PRE RICE TOSTO 540-1000

~ BIRMINGHAM SOUTH ADAMS SQUARE

1 & 3 room o*Ace M e t evedee* Retee eter«iog ai

112 ft Fler-t endudea er c<yw dftionang. h*et A %mrvKm

&46-S0OC

336 Southern Property

* *"* Ce0n$«t4M)4m

GLEN ARBOR

OLEN ARSOR REALTY (810)334-3088

MYRTLE BEACH 1600 aq R V

tiramam homa 2 Ml batha. 3 large bedroom* 140 000. taxea 1650 Lota ol artraal 16161344-7475 NEW Smyrna Baacn IM«el or da-•wkjc 34 Cleared acraa E of «6 5 mm. IO Eiaorty 40 IN Oaney Luxu-ry homa araa $650 000 422-2434 OCEANFRONT CONOO at vtaaa ot Ooaan Mdge. Palm Baacn County, Fl* 2 badrooma 2 batna pfcja dan. tanaoa. aaammmg. lama 4 garage parking on 314' of Atlantic Ooaan Beach $210,000 Ca* Krishna Waaaarman al 1-400-444-9449

N TERRITORIAL 4 US 23 AREA Severe* woodad roBing par*ed par-cal* Ownar,'broker,'bu«d*r Call 663-4446

ORCHARD LAKE LOT Boal pnvaagas Straights Lake I

Baacn 4 on prrvate upper

$55,900 L/C larma avaaepie Laava massag. 6 4 ' - t 9 7 9

waiv4ffl4 LW4 "am gorgeous »iaa' 3 Badroom. 2 bam ranch with finished «a»-out lowar lever Natural flrapiaca in tarmfy room, doorwaa leada to large dack $259 900

COLDWELL BANKER L A K E S R E A L T Y I N C

313-340-1425

WE BUY LAND CONTRACTS F«ae 24 N m recording eiptaina hcrw

• l m a n iaa» Hater an Caa 1-400-424- '319

WIN MILLIONS' Wa pay caah lor Mortgage* Land Contract! - 100

Ca* Ed Mingo

B I R M I N G H A M 400 Maple

Executive Suite From ISO aq ft Ram Inckjdee

FENTON - 2 bedroom on pnvete a* aporta una Wa* mamtamad. mual aaa $134 900 632 6224

GRAND TRAVERSE BAY Near E » Rapids 100 4 150 B tots Option to purchaae ava*at*a $900-$ 1500 par

1 By Ownar Evaa 616-S99-2150

PLYMOUTH Single lama, lot 40 . 2 * 0

RenMue - 40 acres Prima land lor development $7»50 'acr* MELP-U-SElL NWWC 426-644 1

INOlAN RfVER/MULLETT LAKE -Beautiful yt around 2100 *q B Ranch 3 badroom T-% bam 1H car artacnad gatege Sat on a pave treed -ot with 100 B frontage on Muaeft Lake with apactacuiar aun-

aai Many axtraa $312,000 313-744-9429 416 -234 -95*3

337 Forme For Sale 20 ACRES apanabie w very nice 3 badi oom homa bam and pond PTolaeeioii'ai horae lecmty 60 acra* 34 aUB* bnck farmnouae 4 ataai 120x140 mdoor arena Commaroai horaa Nrm 2 rental

SALEM TWSP' Walkout Buading | | aBe 3 4' acraa 262 B homage ] 1 Pond and etreara wtth 24 By 40 B | Pole Bam $36 000 7440 Tower Rd 1

I S oB 6 Maa. 1 m*e E of Pontiac : Tra* Owrar 'Agam 759-3390 |

I SOUTHFIELD. BV OWNER (10 Mae-in*star araa) Woodad lot.! 130 B homage in older subdMaion Ca* Andrea 643-2000

4 * acraa contemporary home ml aieanhuuea 3*x 34 horse bam and pond Ca* BIE HORSE FARM DIVISION ot ERA Layaon 3tJ 338 Country Homee

For Sele

2 Badroom, 2 oath condo

Pod 4 cluBnouee

3500 GROUP M S M REALTY 206 Ferry A>a

Charlevoix. Mi 49720 1-416-647-3500

362 Reel Estate Wanted

ABSOLUTELY TOP

CASH FOR PROPER 7> REGARDLESS OF CONDITION EVEN IF BEHINO IN PAYMENT

ALL AREAS NO COST CALL JIM OR JACK

525-9600 CENTURY 21 HARTFORD NORTH

ARE YOU FACING FORECLOSURE?

Estate Sele Need lo aa*? Detro* 4 Suburb*. 292 7417

| lanrtonai 4 lew abrary Secretarial •eriiice eve

6 4 5 - 0 6 5 0 BLOOMFIELO HILLS - Up to 60013 aq B m cnarmng hatOnc buadng.

' t\j*y moderrvnd aupartry locaiad corner of Woodward 4 Lone Pm. " a s Baseboerd waapnona HVAC 25

Caa 644-6440 BLOOMF'ELD HfLLS Sever* W m a a wmoowed otlkaa .sua*aw* n preetigUua Law OBloa Fu« services

S O U T H F * L O - 2 HALF ACRE LOTS

Country atmoapnara aarane war a natura lover a aafhng $30,000 a a Realty world' Mclntyr. Aaaoc mc

a 642-7747

SOUTH LYON - NEW SUBDIVISION COUNTRY LANE ESTATES

44 '» acre lo I acr* pnma buadktg anaa - 11 iaB Rnvaaa tanras 4 baakatba* c o w l $35 900 4 up Easy farms Free Brodiure 437-5340

COUNTRY ESTATE WITH SUBURBAN AMENITIES

46 acraa mcfc«9ng mam laetdenoa with ruanc cnarm ccmpaaiaty mod

SOUTHWEST ROCHESTER HILLS

ZZ2 pool TBree guest or lenam

lor horaa and

10 m cuBwal acovi •allkig vet conversant

and pnead at $1.MO.OOO , Caa GJL

FanNng. HBO BANK. NA 424-4475 ST CLAM. 3 bedroom Bncfc rancn

ana plan approved protect 7 vacant and i mproved lot warn houaa Aak -

a$200 OOC Raqurea $50 000 IO .000 lor anprtMwmenta Contact

Owner.'Ra*ROr ai (313) 4*0-2049 Sanoua mquirieo orByf

LAKEFRONT.

LAKE LOTS - 1 acre Nfca lot* on Long Lafca. 94 acra prwala a* aports lafca. ideal lor watar afcimg. In Onon Tap Lot aBe 10a I by 400 depth. 1146 000

Lafcatront Ml

LAKE ORION

CASH TODAY OR

GUARANTEED SALE Aiao * In Foraocauf.

Or Need Ot Repair

C e n t u r y 2 1

C A S T E L L I 5 2 5 - 7 9 0 0 1990 CENTURION

AWARD WINNING OFFlCt

Ol Accounting CaB. 647-4440

BLOOMFIELD HILLS FURNISHED OFFICES

Several avaaabw July 15 Wood-ward 4 Lone Pine including lam-phone ariaaanng and aecreianai aanncaa comerenoe room. FAX.

442-4224

METRO RENTAL PROPERTIES

C A N T O N Golden Gate Snoppmg Ca-"w

Joy 4 LBiay Succaeefca ^pacam 70 000 aq B shopping canter ra-Cantfy expended haa 5 apaces avak able From 1200 *q B to 4200 aq B Coma 4 torn 24 other auccaaafv*

Raaaonabia rant ouaaty conetmc ' » BaautiM landacapmg. n a m

on. on-aiae manaoament . Raai Estate 4S6-7365

EXECUTIVE SUITES AVAILABLE i parBBig I

PRIVATE INVESTOR Pwrtiaaea houM* lor caan or l a rm.

Any condition or aBuabon Ca* 424 4565

oopytng. UPS lacalmaa 4 word an-

Woodad lot with boat houaa cBy aawar 4 mttm 179 500 Land con-tract larms 752-7221 6*3 -2524

WALLED LAKE 141 - 50 Fi Buadabia Lafcaftom Lot on waaad Lafca ai Novi Each 50 B wooded ica a Kaaed ai 1209 90fc

Prudential Great Lafca* Realty Aaa lor Paul L W a m r

426-4700 826-9100

WARREN 4 MEPRIMAN 1 9 acraa 7 -10 unrts cut-da sar setting back ing lo u n a Park Attung MC 000 " " 1*000 down Land contract

454-1170 AWO SfWtP e x

339 Lots and Acraoge For Sale

or K,nn utiaiaaa m a greaf Waet Bloomfield sue Average silt 4 0 . t26 Lots atari al $49 500 m * outs ai $65 300 CaftOaorasI

626-4000 or 456-OM4

MAX BROOCK

LAKE SUPERIOR FRONTAOE

Craatung surf Wgh aandewaot dwiaa a*de M m . sandy baacn and lowering nrgm pane* Only a law 10 acra pai r a n and o n * 40 acre traca avaaam* The entire property a sur-rounded by n a a . lui eat lor maa* on

ground end a private paved road anarea uwiiai a m in a common lot with a caretakers cottaoa el Bie en-trance ol the property T»ie car ate* ar a duties include ouara* aacurn.

340 Lake Rivar Resort pnoad Bom l-o- XX ic $130 000

BnancBtg

ai LMn*Mon County Pine Creek Ridge

•pea 12-4 Tuee Btm Sur Reel Estete One Laura Edward*

Susen Doyte 3 1 3 - 2 2 7 - 0 8 1 0

ANNOUNCING TIMBERVIEW A C R E S

CALL: 559-7430

at OOMFVLO M a w mm * « e a MUn ar ia»liki— Lone

h Road araa ( mc i' i' 7$7

BLOOB»*ID "11.4 CAM* M s r a n . r r s r

HARSEN S ISLAND BY OWNER

2 bedroom h o m e on canal. Furnished with antique*, new roof 8 remodeled Greet ftahmg 8 duck hunt-ing Ouiet. wonderful p iece for children Better then a t ime share' Extra lot nego-tiable $ 7 5 , 5 0 0 574-0273

LAKE HURON S Of I Leaangaon Yew t $ 7 f I Bad

_ ' * * * "Ot* * e d 155 300 cm 7ua* Thu, 146 * 4 4 3

LAKE HURON THUMB U l l k l a 3

RtVE B HOME SITES ready tor V*4

LMOEN FENTON L*a*ront ooa

New Construction

Exclusively WATEMFORO - Eiacunve >eem Home leaauraa 1000 aq fl Mwina aa* laaalront BMna aBRout MB»

k y I l l . m l ipecaai . Cadar $ bnca

aa—I I " " " nonet ah.pp.n, tr.nw, l.om Ky O m $ t ' 5 000 Bao waa an mm «ne RNW

daap doc* aaa end a* a to soaf nd> to ma St Caaa Ma-

tron. $so aee 32i raid M Emag Agancy » M 1 " " * * **** —'

•i O&I01 aaa ft -$--4 * a,,-, >•» eon L*K#TTOC'! rTOQ rijf

- A L L SPORTS— COOLEY LAKE 441 S$t7 r.PFN SUNOAY 1-4

r x m T T z J z :

WMANS cAKt 7 meea SW ol • l l f l l l . 4 l i l i i . I M B k M H

a»B .aR M laar garaga. 2

HANNETT, INC. REALTORS 646-6200

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HARVARD SUITE 29350 SOUTHFIELD RD

SUITE 122

5 5 7 - 2 7 5 7 EXPRESSWAY EXPOSURE

455 *5 fl al $390 par mo (6 aq fl •or larger urate 1-276 X-way

J A BLOCH 4 CO 5 5 9 - 7 0 0 or M6-0444

ococupency meei 2 olBce «une* wBh privet, antranca 4 Bam Bro-kara protactad $725 Ca* Judy 9 5pm 444-9454

(FARMINGTON HILLS-For 2 000 laaoa

nwwiy carpaaad $*raq.B 4 7 4 4 2

FARMINQTQN HILLS Uvoma tM 44150

BED I BREAKFAST

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10 Mile at Orchard Lak* & 10 Mile at Grand River

immediate Occupency CALL TOOAY

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LIVONIA i$416 lanain* • $ 1*4144 Waal

ONE MONTH FREE WITH ONE YEAR LEASE

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office* alerting at $160 I mo Baa

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nwy Cirrenoy .oroeemg $2-500 per month $11,000 total yaarty a. CI ail Contact O* Snyder Reer Estate One lor dataaa 241-0700 I Evargraan/CNac Center 362-S030

• laairatae rant Can Mxv $47-7171

400 Apts. For Bant 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rant 400 Apts. For Rant

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332-1848 AUBURN HILLS - SHORT TERM SUB LEASERS needed Aug thru CO. 2 bedroom 2 Bam

Cm 463-5047

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. Large iimBI 4 .torag* araa AS* ABOUT OUR SLIMMER SPECIAL 645-2999

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doee to i own $450 BIRMINGHAM • 2467 E Maple 1

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1 Bedroom - Irom S 5 8 0 1 Mot Free Rent til 7 / 2 2

268-7766 PM or Sat/Sun:268-900e

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TROY 6 8 0 - 9 0 0 0 372* Rochaatar Rd

SOUTHFIELD 3 5 4 - 8 0 4 0 292*6 Nuntieeoiorn Mwy

CANTON 9 8 1 - 7 2 0 0 42711 Ford Rd

NOVI 3 4 8 - 0 5 4 0 Acroaa Bom 12 Oaks Man CLINTON TWP. 7 9 1 - 8 4 4 4 34*70 GarBeM ANN ARBOR 6 7 7 - 3 7 1 0 20T7 Carpenter

A P A R T M E N T S U N L I M I T E D

TBa r i l l I I Way To Find • GREAT PLACE!

$300 SECURITY DEPOSIT SPECIAL 1 4 2 badroom

. of Adams Road naignar

mirrored doors 4 ing Ca* Mon -Sal BLOOMFIELO HRXS • apart mem lor autxel 1475/month

Waaner 1 dryar pnvaM entrsno* Bom $420 One Bio FREE On SMeci .d Unas 1-276 Palmer Rd 729-0900

$ 1 0 0 Saosity Depoaat

Gigantic 2 Bedroom el 1400 aq B Ba aaa nemiar lByar garage 4

626-1506

CANTON Bedford S q u a r e Apts . NOW TAIUNO A ^ J C A T I O N S FOR

Ford Rd near 1-275 STARTING AT $475

981-1217

Canton Garden Apts JOY ROAD EAST Of 27 f

WINDSOR WOODS

LUXURY APARTMENTS

From $475 with carport 4 Rer- err.or M i & a i o a a

CANTON Sol J0»R4W0f B76

LOW MOVE-IN COSTS 1 8 2 BEDROOM APTS

FROM $425 Hea t Included

Window T r e a t m e n t s

STONEYBROOKE APARTMENTS

455-7200 Mon -Pn 9-4 1

CAMBRIDGE APTS. T N ( B N | * l 1 i * a ' a a < B H * «

274-4765 YORK PROPERTMB. BC

COUNTRY HOUSE APARTMENTS

455-7440 4 5 9 - 1 3 1 0

FAIRWAY CLUB Goifside Apts 1 & 2 Bedroom

Free Golf Heat 8 Hot Water Free

Carport Included

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P L ' M O u l m MICHIGAN ONE a TWO BEOAOOM APARTMENTS

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77 beautiful a c r e s of park and recreational pa ths Four S e a s o n s of activity with comfortable IMng m a special neighborhood a t m o s p h e r e tn Farming!on Hills Excellently serviced and maintained 1 and 2 bedroom apartments and t o w n h o u s e s Easy and quick a c c e s s to I-96 and 1-275 - direct routes to the airport, downtown Detroit and Birmingham Southf ie ld areas T « I 9 Mile Road l mi les w e s t of Farmington Road Wuhan and O BH r emram M A UZNIS DEVELOPMENT

CALL TOOAY 4 7 8 - 4 6 8 4

OPEN DAILY] AND SUNDAY

W E S T L A N D

H U N T I N G T O N O N T H E HILL

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2 B E D R O O M S P E C I A L FromttSS NOW $505 BIRMINGHAM'S

• B E S T H SUMBCR SPECIAL

S p a c i o u s Sui tes • D i s h w a s h e r V e r t k a l Bl inds • Park S e t t i n g

Short term leases avaiUble

A N N A R B O R T R A I L W of Inkster Rd I

425-6070 Mon Fn 9-7' Sat 10-3-Sun 12-4

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NORTHRIDGF i t K* A N O R MmJ

Spend Less Time Driving! Quiet Setting in the Hub of

Farminotrtn Hills

Attractive ^ jg wmf mmm 1 &• 2 Bedroom / W

Apartments from • W M i a u t e * from i aaa. North BFBBtarii Highway and many of tbe Metro araaa moat popular shopping, rmiaurmnt and

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1 and 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Apartments

•250 Security Deposit

New Carpeting Formal Dining Room Private Entrance

• Washer Dryer Available

Mon.. r u M - I M , frt. a to 4 Ttrnm. 12 le 7, Sat 10-4

• Carport • Walk-in Closet • Verticals • Eat nn Kitchen

Ona Ma* W of 1-275 OR 7 MB*. Mortnv*

3 4 8 - 9 6 1 6

Lakefront Apartment Living

ATTRACTIVE 1 A 2 D t f c u o m

Open Mon P n IO-6 S a t 1 1 5 • S u n 12 5

WAYNEWOOD ( A P A P T 1 f- s T *» )

MOVE IN SPECIAL ( L i m i t e d Time)

FIRST MONTH FREE" PLUS '200 RENT CREDIT'

1 B E D R O O M > 4 7 5 2 B E D R O O M > 5 5 0

N o w L o w e r S e c u r i t y D e p o s i t Bright. Airy. Extra-large Rooms Heat 8 Vertical Blinds included

Ceiling Fan Bedroom or Dming Area

Call or Co mo In tor Details

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districts

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APARTMENTS & HEALTH CLUB • 24 Hour Attended Gatehouse • In Home Washers & Dryers • Private Entries • Free Covered Parking

• Theraputk IndoorT^x)! & Sauna • Extraordinary Fitness Facility • Olympic Size Outdoor Pool • Volleyball. Nature Trails & More®

COME SEE WHATS NEW! 4 7 8 - 5 5 3 3

Office Hours: Monday & Thursday 9-7 Tuesday. Wednesday. Friday & Saturday 9 6

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In

400 ApU. Fof Rent C*H*OH C A R R I A G E G O V E -

L U X U R Y A P T S . (LIUXV k WARREN)

•/, MO FREE RENT

We take pride In offering the following services to our tenants • MM aarvtca avatlaWa • Mrtr amaroancy rnaintananc* • BvaulAji orounds «r«tn pool »

picnic art* i*Mi BSO'i . Spac-at naridacappad u«i • Snori l*rm w i n • • ailaoia • Map, mc*i anurnlM

NO OTHER PEES Pr»*I* Enlr*nca*

0.»BMroom-$S10.900V) il too B room-IM5 I10C W. 1 VMM bund* * carport mduOM

tui X-aiay*. anoppaig. airport

1-4490

Single Story LMnol FMIUTW mduO*. IVtvala anlranoaJ MM. Maftar'dryer Hookup. quwi rat ixaivaivant location 4 mora"

1 ft 2 Badrooma R e n t s start at $ 3 9 5

HEATHMOORE APTS.

9 8 1 - 6 9 9 4 On H«o0»rr, Ro

Approi '.mCs olfordBd Won -Fn 104. 5*1 10-4

CANTON 1 Oadroom. rafngara •toy*. carpal ft blind*. »*00 montnindud**h*ata»alar *»"•-danaoccupano 4&S-0381

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21124 Scftootcrall Oul** 1 Dad-room. appaancaa. t>*nda. laundry ***lgn*d parking, S320

3REAT LOCATION

CEDARIDGE Oaluaa 2 Badroom Unit* F R O M $ 5 0 0

Lirrmad nma otar on unclad unrta 13 month IM INCLUDES vartical ol-v3» carpa»mg Hotpoml appliance*. aacunty ayalam atorag*

=>oaa Oon*rr> Property

DEARBORN HEIGHTS occupancy Baa nm ' badroom lo-tatfy ramodaiad Laundry, ate »r5'

• aacunty ft dapoarl S22-H11

WEST 7 MILE ' badroom apta from tses'mo Haat ft Pool odud-ad Soma wMti nas car pat

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Naar Boolo-d Moapnal Lnama Man ft downtown Farmingtor

4 7 1 - 5 0 2 0

1 B e d r o o m S t a r t i n g A t

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2 B e d r o o m S t a r t i n g A t

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"Mon -W 10-6 4 5 5 - 2 4 2 4

• FREE I..VS HEAT (Mux I mi • DENS

' - f lKEPLM IN • CATHEDRAL CEIUNtiS

I N C U D E S :

• SPIRAL STAIRCASE • CARPORTS SMALL PETS WELCOMED

• FITNESS CENTER

Saturday lO-S Sunday 12-5

• OLYMPK INDOOR HEATED POOI

• SAL N AS •CLl B R«'N >M

SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON 2, 3 A 4 BEDROOM TOWN HOI SES A charming rental ciwnmunirv |uM 20 mtnutc* from Ann Artnir ami dimntov.n Detroit, yet comfortably away from it all From l-2~S o i l Ann Artxtr Rd west to Haggcrn Rd follow smith to joy R«1 then cast to The ( rtiBingj

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

•New Hr%«droi» <H»h < r ruun « UMUlHtfit ip^»

FAflUINQTON AREA now Sr oiaan apanmanta Ground Boor. 8 acraa. country aanmg Stari-ng ai (Ul par morn* rtaat ndud-ad. pat la aaicoma Caa Jan.I

471-I90*. Eva S-»OMy 442-BEST APARTMENT VALUE

FARMINGTON HILLS

T I M B E R I D G E

DELUXE 2 BEDROOM UNITS

From $ 5 0 0 Umaad t"ma oner on macl unrta

Now tananta only 13 monWi la an mcArdaa appaanoaa. »ari km banda carpai»ng pool. Ooa m Farmangior MiW location Eniar East ott Orenard La«a Rd on Fotacm S ol Grand Rim*

Modal Opan Datfy 9-5 Encapl Wadnaaday

4 7 8 - 1 4 8 7 7 7 5 - 8 2 0 6

PETS PERMITTED Smoka OMaciora inataBad

SJngtaa Waicoma mmadata Occupancy

WaLowaCMdran HEAT ft WATER INCLUDED

Outat praatiga addraaa arr cond>-tioruno. carpatmg. at ova ft ralriQara-tor ai utmaa aacapt aiacincit, "v dudad Warm apanmanu Laundry

4 7 7 - 8 4 6 4 2 7 8 8 3 I n d e p e n d e n c e

Farmington Hills

Farmmglon HAM SUPER LOCATION

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Stoneridge Manor Tna largaat ona and two badroom in tha ara* from H»5 pw mo includ-ing carport varncan aft appaancaa Entar o»l rraadom Rd W o» Ore-nard Laka Rd S ot Grand Roar 4 7 8 - 1 4 3 7 7 7 5 - 8 2 0 6

Ask About Our 1 and 2 Bedroom Special

W 0 0 D C R E S T V I L L A

A P A R T M E N T S & ATHLETIC C L U B S p a c i o u s 1 & 2 b e d r o o m apartments , e a c h with a fireplace, mini -bt inds and b a l c o n y or pat io P r i v a t e a t h l e t i c c l u b featuring y e a r - r o u n d

' 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 , whirlpool a n d e x e r c i s e room. S e c l u d e d s e t t i n g amids 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 Senior c i t izen d i s c o u n t

2 6 1 - 8 0 1 0 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED p»» WA*NE B0

Bt-WEES WARREN ft JOT NEAR THE WESTLANO snot1*"*; WALL RENTAL OffCE AND M00EL OPEN 10 AM * P M

L IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

8 5 5 - 1 2 5 0 Locaiad on waama* ol Ottftard LakaRd naUntaaS o« 14 Ml

FARMINGTON HILLS Vary Larga 1 badroom WB aaparaaa «*mM awraga room. Irom *45S FREE MCAT 4T1-ai

FARMINGTON HILLS t ft 1 badroom apta a.aaabla mvnedwe occupancy Country mg vat only 1 maa Bom aapraaawwy accaaa Coma MM SPRING VALLET apartmanla locaiad on IIHIHil Rd al Elavan MBa Pnvala antrancaa.

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, auitad caanga. pool. tannia and mucn mora" Snort larm

aaaa and amaa pata waKama Rantata atari at SB IS CALL FOR DETAILS

ON OUR MONTHLY SPECIALS'' Sawct 1 ft 2 Badroom

Apartmantt 4 7 8 - 6 8 0 8

FOXPOINTE MALS TED ft 11 MILE

473-1127 M«^ad by Kalian Enlarpnaaa mc

FARMINGTON HULLS 2 000 SQ FT OF PURE LUXURY

E lagan try Oaalgri.a 2 or 3 badroom

COVINGTON CLUB

SUMMIT APTS. NORTHWESTERN ft MIDOLEBELT

67S 439« Managad by Kaltan Eniarpriaaa mc

F A R M I N G T O N / LIVONIA

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BS1-2730 Managad by Kaftan Enlarpnaaa mc

FARMINGTON HILLS NICE LOCATION

SPACIOUS 2 & 3 B e d r o o m Units

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HUNTERS APARTMENTS

8 5 5 - 2 7 0 0 i Mon -fn 9-SSat WW Sun Noon 5 I

Ptua Dan and 2 Badroom Apt*

HEAT INCLUDED • Naw wnna formica mcftan ft varMy • Vartical Bknda • Dwnwaanar. Sa«t-ciaar»ng Ovan ft

Ranga. Froal-traa Rawigarator Micro-wava

• Swmymmg Pool - Oufcnoua* S e n i o r Citizen s S p e c i a l

Marriman Rd lOrehard Laka Rd I Juakl tm. S o« • MHa Rd

MERRIMAN PARK A P T S . 4 7 7 - 5 7 5 5

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Rive A P A R T

Located aduc tn t to naturally wooded Hines Park, ecaoomical. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments and tenrabouses Comfortable living trilh air conditlomnij. private balconies, huge closets, heat included .Also Cable TV. 2 swimming pools and aerobics fitness center SMART stop at the front entrance

t . , IBend

N O V I / L A K E S A R E A

W E S T G A T E V I

SUMMER SPECIAL

1 M O N T H F R E E

From ' 4 8 0 Includes Carport

6 2 4 - 8 5 5 5 OH PontlK Trail bataaan

Minuiaa from I-Bee OabyM

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Sat Son 12-4

FARMINGTON MANOR NaWy dacoralao Studio S39C 1 Badroom »430 Carpatad bknda cantrai air. appaancaa. laundry taca-maa carport I avaaapw Sacurac antranca door No pata 474-2S52

value in town! a r a n o n e w unique 1 4 2 b e d r o o m floor plana . P o o l wtth waterfall • Indoor racquetbaD court

outdoor hot tub

Cathedral ceding* Microwave* Mini M n d s W o o d burning f i rep lace* W a s h e r s & dryer* Walk-in c l o s e t s individual tntrualon

alarm* Easy acc«*a t o aR

ma |or road* Rental* from . $ 5 4 0

On Haggafly. /uat S 0« Ford RB ft 1-2 75

Village Green o f Canton

9 8 1 - 1 0 5 0 • Soma raatnctiona apply

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carpaimg *r«j arr CaOta araiiaOM No aaoawy Oapoart 47B-4191

FARMINGTON SAM MOVES YOU IN

on aawc'ad unrta FREE HEAT - Larga 1 ft 2 bad rooms C»>n co

Oct«sr<3 LB*« Rd N o4 8 Mi VILLAGE OAKS

474-1305 Managad by Kaftan Entarpnaaa mc

FENTON ST • July rant '-aa on lova-ly 1 badroom apt only Irom S3*S

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GARDEN crrr Large I badroom iraa»» pamtad appaanraa carpvi. ing aa cabia, laundry no pata S425 '*aat tndudad Agani

1-313-! Caa J13-522-0420

30500 West Warren

between Middle belt and

Merrunan Roads

Set y o u r c o u r s e for fun . . . • Walk t o d o w n t o w n N o r t h v i l l e • Swim spnnts .it t he [ * » l • Ace it o n the tennis & vo l leyba l l

courts • Aerobic ize af the heal th c l u b • Tour acres o l b i k e & jogg ing paths • Fee! pampe red in your o n e or t w o

b e d r o o m apar tment w i t h m i c r o w a v e washer & dryer, m i n i -b l inds and l i gh ted carport

• Cathedral ce i l ings and 2 lu l l baths ava i lab le

Immediate Occupancy From $(>10

Ask About O u r Specials!

Call 348-3MM) Models open M-f 94. Sat 9-5 A Sun 1-S

Located oft 8 Mile Road iusi iwo miles west of 1-275

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C o m e , Exper i ence The Exclusive Lifestyle O f WALDEN W O O D

1 And 2 Bedroom Apartments 2 A n d 3 B e d r o o m Town h o m e s

• Inc red ib ly Spacious, newly Deco ra ted Apar tments & Tbwnhomes

• Extra Large Storage & Closet Space • Covered Park ing Inc luded • M a n n e d Cour tesy Gale • Conven ien t t y Located. |ust M inu tes f r o m

M a j o r Expressways

O P E N : M O N - F R I 9 -6 a SAT 10-5 • S U N 12-5 ldc.iHv located On ten Mi le

Just H i Blocks East O l telegraph

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• Spacious, newly drcoratcd »uiir« with ditha-uhen

• Individually controtkd heat * *lr - short Term Lcaxt Available • Job Transfer Clause* Available

Minutes from l-i'5 — 1-94 — 1-96 O n F o r d R o a d , j u s i e a s t o f 1 - 2 7 5

Daily 9-"" Saturday 11-6 Sunday 11-5

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Microwave • 1 Vi Baths • Central Air e Pool • Tennis • Clubhouse a

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$ 4 7 0 HEAT INCLUDED M RENT Waaher S Dryer in Every Apartment AB Lakefront Apartments T hni-UnN Design for I and Craea Ventilation

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Spacious 1.000 sq ft 2 bedroom apartments with 1 or 2 batns. private laundry room vertical blinds dishwasher balconies or patios Cats allowed.

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Senior Citizen Discount Available

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W e s t l a n d ' s N e w e s t Complex On Warren Ave. , E. of Newburgh '1 MB* W of Westland Ma« » oe*r m«or shown

1 000 sq It of luxury space oNerv 2 sedrooms I or 2 Bams, aesgned tar pwacy * artNnj o shar tais«»> rooe*s vertical oa-ds W w a n t w rai Baicor«es or DSMS Cats asooed

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Just A Stroll An-ay From Downtown Farmington

Spacious I And 2 Bedroom _ Apartmmts Offering:

• Privsae Rakony Or Pane • F u l l y E q u i p p e d K r t c h m W i t h

t>islrwasher And PJintry • Spacious Storage Locker Included

With Each Apartment • Privaie Swimming ft*>l • Planned Community ActisMies • Heat Included

On Farminfk>n Road S o u * O f 9 M 4 e

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4 7 4 - 2 8 8 4

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Tree Top Meadows $70 PER MO.

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1 Yaar Lease Haat S Watar Included

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• 1 & 2 Bedroom

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OPEN 12 - 6PM

455-4721 276-6319

455-3682 ivwuetRO r-ar 1-275

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$99 l aiantoa 1 yr laaaa 1 BEDROOM APT

$ 4 6 5 PLUS UTILITIES Novr jRatmg « moran laaaaa on • lacaaa Vpauroom wia. aur«n« al

$ 4 8 5 PLUS UTtLfTlES 9 4 2 1 MAROUERITE

M M M a r Rd 1 Hoc* aaal MON THRU FRt 9 - 5

SAT S S U N 12-4

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PLYMOUTH HOUSE APTS.

455-3860 'art Proparna*. me

vaar Round Raaort Lrvmg ON LAKE ST CLAIR

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MEAT INCLUOEO -

RENT FROart M5C SECURIT Y DEPOSIT »tS0

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Luxury made affordable 2 BEDROOMS

from 8 6 9 5 including carport 1 Month Free

- Fully Equipped Health Club • Washer and Dryer in Each Unit

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3 4 8 - 1 1 2 0 Dai ly 9-7 Sat . -Sun. 11-5

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t U ) n d APARTMENTS

6 4 0 I up

Call For Our Specials . i .-mpirtc Kit.hrt,. »Hh " Nature hW>« Tr»d.

Vlimaiio • HandicJp I iwts • I 11tin Draioi aith • iurtinlml (jnuti't Rental*

tiJtcrlltwi • sarnnminft Ptail aaith spa • Itivaic Emraneca .. . and I cnnn t nun*

Brtwrrn C.rand Ri-fr A 9 Mile on IliKtcad

f-armington HUls 4 7 1 - » 8 4 8 a 10-6 -Fn •2-*> Sai -S«*n e

S o u t h f i e l d

H I D D E N O A K S

A P A R T M E N T S

SUMMER SPECIAL!

1 / 2 O F F R E N T * ('Ann 2 .Months Vou Choo&el

OB appliance* blinda tr-ramif bath central air. car-port* available inlrrcom* p*tio»t>akcmir» Cable ready, large «torM|e area laundry facilities

1 BEDROOM from ' 4 9 5 2 BEDROOM from '58D

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NORTHVILLE FO APARTMENTS II

w i « 4 2 0 - 0 8 8 8

LIVONIA S FINEST

LOCATION Merrlman corner 7 mile

Naar Livonia Mall DWua* t S 2 oaoroom unit*

Occupancy

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MERRIMAN WOODS Modal opan #-S aacapt Thur*day

477-9377 Office: 775-8206 LIVONIA - 7 MILE RD

1 & 2 Badroom Starling at $575

mcAid** »*an*r 4 dry* » *acft apartmant Caipatuia veri.cal eenda daiuaa exAanca* balcony oal». rmmnvn^ BOO", lawn* coin*. cemrruMty room Naar anoppmg

CANTERBURY PARK Tmaa Rd cornar MayfMM b*i*a*r F«m*ngton 4 Mrnmam Bda 473-3983 775-8206

Modal opan 3**» 9-5

FARMINGTON

• C H A T H A M H I L L S • Luxury Living • Attached Garages • Microwaves • Extra Large Apartments • Dishwashers

• Indoor Pool

ONE MONTH FREE* "on select units only

4 7 6 - 8 0 8 0 On Old Grand River b e t w e e n Drake * Halatead

Hon . Frt. 9 - 7 Sat. 1 1 - 5 S o n . .11^4. wor

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Looking for a great place to live?

Don't be afraid to give us a call. You II be delighted at our surprisingly affordable rates all conveniently located on 9 Mile just west of Pontiac Trail.

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(313) 437-1223

W E S T L A N D L o w M o v e - I n C o s t s

& 2 B e d r o o m A p t s .

Mic rowaves A Window T r e a t m e n t s

, ™ $ 3 5 0 *

H I N E S P A R K A P T S .

4 2 5 - 0 0 5 2

Heat Included

OPEN SAT. & SUN. 10:00 AM-4:00 PM Mon.-Frl. 9-5 •Limited time Ftrsi 6 monms ot a 1 year e a s e Selected unes Nea» ras.oem»

P A R K LIVING r A T I T S B E S T ! ~/i

Park L iv ing? . . .Come t o our OPEN H O U S E . JULY 1 8 - 2 4

Well show you how great it is! REFRESHMENTS SERVED DRAWINGS FOR PRIZES

ONE MONTH FREE RENT! LARGE 1-2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS

• Private entrances • Washers A Dryers • Carports • Pool & Tennis Courts

474-3610 F A I R M O N T P A R K A P A R T M E N T S

9 Mile a Drake

E*«|H0 Oooowy

SUMMER SPECIAL CONCORD TOWERS

T A J BEOAOOM APARTMENTS

• Slow 4 r*lvl9*r*lot . >>r..nl •Carport

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RENT FROM $530 SECURITY $200

n c l u M carport 3 4 9 - 7 7 4 3

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Westland's Best Value...

BLUE GARDEN APARTMENTS

• Close to Work! • Convenient to Shoppingl

Our Value Package Includes: • CATFUCRODIE txxvec • Ar ccrv»ionet aexxtmerrs • .cxrory toc«^es

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CANTON/PLYMOUTH FRANKLIN PALMER ESTATES

Peaceful. Country Settling O N E M O N T H FREE

FROM $445 mcoOes Hecr

Pe< S e c t o r A v a * * > e

3 9 7 - 0 2 0 0 On Palmef. West of Ulley

HILLCREST CLUB 2 Bedroom Special ONE MONTH FREE

FROM •535 mciudei Heat Parte Samrtg

12350 Risman r ~ 5 of Plymouth Rd. E of Hoggerty

4 5 3 - 7 1 4 4 Mon.-Frt- 9-7 Sat.-Stn. 12-4

- i Wittdetttav • Apartment*

L I V I N G Y O U C A N

A F F O R D T O E N J O Y • Central Air Conditioning • Convenient To S h o p p i n g »ntl E ipreaaway* • Cable TV Available ' • Private Balcony Patio • Kitchen Wrth Open Bar Counter • D e n t Available ' • 1 w Bam* Available a And More Vieit Ua And S e e For Yooraeit

O n I t a l s t e d Vi n i l e ^ 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 H i l l s

FROM $ 4 7 5

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F R O M S 5 1 5

Attractive 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments

HEAT AND VERTICAL BUNDS INCLUDED

OPEN 7 DAYS

4 2 7 - 6 9 7 0

^ Four Award Winning Floor-plans Featuring ^ Private Entries, In-Home Washers & Dryers

& Cov ered Parking

lnmKbble Health Club & Activity Center Inclutling Indoor Bxil, Sauna & .Jacuzzi

„ Outdoor Rk>1 With Waterfalls & Fountain Plus 2 Illuminate*! TVnnL Courts

CALL TODAY*!

6 6 1 - 2 2 0 0 Models Open Daily

Until 6 PM

Evening Appointments Available

Located At The Intersection Of 13 Mile & Haggerty

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FEATURING:

• MEAT I N C L U D E D I N RENT Waafwtr & Dryer m Everv Apartment

U n i q u e Accent Window* A n l i M i

SwimwMtia P o o l and D I M I O M *

Rental Olfcce ai S i o n e FM^t Apts M e a * at H * t d a

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$ 4 4 0

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FREE HEAT and COOKING OAS MICROWAVE • CENTRAL AIR Cable Ready • Pool • Clubhouse Spacious Rooms • Pets Allowed

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3 7 3 - 0 1 0 0

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400 Apt 4. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apt*. Foe Rent 400 Apts. Foe Root 400 Apts. Foe Rsot

T h u r s d a y , J u l y 1 6 , 1 9 9 2 O&E

UVONM - 3 r s m - a r r u a

GREAT APIS . GREAT

LOCATIONS $50 Security Deposit For 1 Bedroom Apts.

j SPECIAL SPECIAL

HhNI INCLUDES Heat &

. Vertical Blinds CALL FOR

SUPER SPECIAL ON FIRST MONTH S RENT 6 month or 1 yaar Mass Wa* maav-•.mnma Newly dacor *i*d Femur** A.r conditioning r*mg*r»ior. r*ng*. smok* detector*. laundry teckitiee A e»ir* storage Swimm.no pool Cawa avaoacu

F R E E Deal Deal Deal

ROCHESTER HftJ-S Accepting *>-

ROCHESTER - m ma city Larg* 2 artmanl. cucilH. air OTSI toCauon (MO

Hi IWI 24«SH

AomM OAKBROOK VILLA 2 mtfl Wdroom

ROYAL OAK/TNOY Crook*. Larga 1 badioom. a*, sppk- SOUTHFIELD

il Uk*es6BBSB Lahem A Evergreen MO'IN A.aaafiM r

WESTLAND Ford/W*yne Road Araa maa* < « i b M W »

PLYMOUTH MANOR APARTMENTS

455-3880

rork PLYMOUTH - t bedroom now. law 2 bedroom Aug «. 4525 Mao 3 bedroom Sao' MOO OB ureet parting 444-1052 PLYMOUTH - — _ 15IS/mo - securityinclude* mac me ana walar no pat* Av*ll*bk ju>v 1 Laava maataga. 387- '83*

PONTIAC - UMqua ' ALSO 2 BEDROOM APTS *?

LEXINGTON - VILLAGE

PET SECTION AVAILABLE 1 badroom acta irom 4*45

1-75 and l« M* Oppoarta Oakland Mao

585-4010

PRESIDENT MADISON APTS.

1 Badroom ApU $450 1 B»o E Ot JohnR

JustS ol Oakland Mall 585-0580

H A R L O A P T S . 1 Badroom Apt t*50

W*rr*n MICK Wast Bde ot Mound Rd

just N ot 13 Mas Opposii* GM T*cn Center

939-2340

BEAT THE ODDS!

*Ml ara ttia odd* ot iwdmg ir>a berWct apl tor only

S495 *ou can baal ma odd*' A beauiihri ona bmjroom apt mat >• ont» mkv ut« away trom downtown Ptymoutn A i-275 rat secluded m 4 gumt raa. Oaniial ne hborhood can ba yours' FuB> eouipped kitchen* and unoii 1000 aa n o»»ving*p*c*' Wnsi ara you waiting tbr7? Snort Term CorporaM Suit**

TWIN ARBORS 453-2800

Hiatonc i cmang utamaa. No pm Can Mr* Smith 335-9180 aeofORO AREA

$299 MOVES YOU IN on selected unit*

Fraa haat. Oaarv quiet bukding. larga t 4 2 badrooma. w*».«- Oo-aan inirxjsaon alarm syatem Seruor discount

From*40S Telegraph. % maa S o« 1-86

GLEN COVE APTS. 538-2497

uanagad by Kalian Enlarpnaaa REOEORO AREA

14 2 badrooma | 4345 -4450 par monm

REDFORD MANOR Oaerporn HA ntk/Lnrome Araa

. quiat compm« FREE 1ST. MO.

Total Move-In $375. 937-1880 559-7220 REDFO«D TOWNSHIP • 1 badroom baaamant apt mclude* appaancaa. uttutia* 4350'mo Can batwaan »-*

531-3158

PLYMOUTH LuaurMue 1 Bedroom apt all oaa kitchen cabman mm waihar & dryar A sppbknces baaa-mani worii araa. "arga dining araa tunporch Ho pats no smoking

4 14-1 $675 plus security (-8318 PL 'MOUTH - 1 Oadroom Qumt raa-Owitiai araa Haat Appliances AC Balcony woraga leas* 4 security required 443C mo 474-2474 Pi YMOuTM i badroom or 2 bed-'Oom. i can cantrai air avasher 4 dryar m un«1 Security door 1140 aa tl 4540 or SS80 847-4654 pontiac

ORCHARD LAKE ROAO naar Telegraph Beeutma woooad tatting. 1 badroom apt Carpal. Air i mdrtionar naar .ncJudad

FROM S385 ORCHARD WOODS APTS

334-1876 REDFORD AREA

Taiagrapn-5 MM i 4 2 badroom. ciaan. Oacoratad go»t carpal air cononionar banda naai incmdad For mature protaaaaonal paoote witn ratarancas From 4345 PARKSIDE APTS.

532-9234

R e d f o r d T w p ' s Beautiful. .

LOLA PARK MANOR on Fiva Maa Rd

rw o« Tatagrapn) km • spaoous i D«droo«n apt

from W5 AJ INCLUDING FRW

»Bt«r pool & carports

• 1 MONTH FREE RENT •

Total iron" coat 4545 Alao accaptng appucatiana tor una availaow Auguat A SaptamMr 1882

Call: 255-0932 REOFORO TWP - Efoancy catm nova -arngar«tor al utaoaa nciud-ad ISO par aaaak plua aacunty

1-311-861-1445 18318 Baacn Oar,

Una rafngaraior

ROCHESTER ROCHESTER

SQUARE SUMMER SPECIAL

ONE MONTH FREE Includes Heat

$200 Security Deposit

AIR CONDITIONED DISHWASHERS

LAUNDRY FACILITIES CABLE AVAILABLE

PICNIC AREA

676 Main Street 652-0543

0My8-6 Sat 12-

LOW MOVE-IN COSTS 1 A 2 Bedroom Apts ROYAL OAKH

Apt. 4430. mc

FROM $513'L Heat Included ROYAL OAK 5001 BRAHOT

rooma. appaancaa Pool, no pan 4475/mo 333-5024

ROCHESTER - Walk 10 downtown Larga 1 badroom. lota ot uoraga laundry raoktiaa naw carpal naai 4

" IS 424-3364

ROYAL OAK-O ie rm -h * r * c t * r apartment on

traa k n * d at-set nea painted hardwood t lo

Mam H e w , o r * 4550

mckjdes h a d 4 t n m o n t h sacurity

•a laundry 1 441-7307

ROYAL OAK DOWNTOWN • 1 bed-r o o m carpet epc»'- n e e * . Winds.

• •allsi i 388-0247

ROYAL OAK • July S p e c M Spa-ia r tmen i start-

.ng I rom 4460 neel location Caa

i d u d e d Gr * * t 260-0273

N Sad* Ol 14 bat noon C r o o k * 4 C o o k d g * Hwy I

Royal O m NORTHAOOO APAB-MENTS

4200 Security Da posn 1 Month's Fr*e « mi 1 bedroom starl ing at S450

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BLOOAknELD AREA Ycuag |

882-5730 ATTRACTIVE ROOMS J J f f l S FUANMHED VAFTMENTS MMPMW.

LAKE CHARLEVOIX HORTONBAT

1 mm Aug 6 - 14 4 Aug 28-Sepr Floyd Wright 614-442-71*1

LAKE HUAON - al E TPS room cottage unci 4L

Cea eBer 8pm 422-4445

—J by day weak. isonB CALL FOR OUR LOW PRICES

SUMMIT LODGE OR STARWAY MOTEL 274-3900 or 531-2S50

BLOOA4HELDI

Ol. 8 MBas N kl lOBIIMtl ama A vary pmaaw road S374/mo

FEMALE.

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DtSNEY/OBLA#eO OeB Reeorl 4424 par -aak Many a t Nil Brochura 313-475-1818 CaSHEY/ONLANOO .a

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4744/mo

ack . garage. M B 5 . mo br ick 2 belh*. ak,

deck, r a car garaga. Oave 2S5-567A

ABSENTEE OWNER

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NOVI CHECK US OUT

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FARMINGTON HILLS 10 m«a/ Farmangton Rd Reased ranch 2300 so tl 4 badroom*. 71 bath* I •maty room 35 a 15 neutral NR tarm* court , lawn aerwice 41800 mo DIM PROPERTIES 737-400? BIRMINGHAM Guasi house beau-

tifully lurnahad h«1onc*iiy daeag-2 bedroom. Vh bath - $490 ±2"8aSS«"2IS?Jl2i 'ARM NGTON HILLS $200 DEPOSIT ALL APTS S ^ T k ^ n km, | Bm opm. 3_a BMh. dung room

haal 4 waler nck/ded 4750 mo - - ~ Cleaning aannca avertable 544^553 Mundry t!400/mo HEAT INCLUOED

Ctaen spacaoua 1 4 2 badroom

M E R R I M A N P A R K A P A R T M E N T S

One month's rent free for new tenants. • 1 & 2 B e d r o o m A p t s . & 1 B e d r o o m

w / d e n i n F a r m i n g t o n / L i v o n i a • A d u l t C o m m u n i t y • P r i v a t e . T r e e - l i n e d C o u r t y a r d s • P o o l / C l u b h o u s e • S e l f - C l e a n i n g O v e n . F r o s t - F r e e

R e f r i g e r a t o r . D i s h w a s h e r . M i c r o w a v e • H e a t I n c l u d e d • S e n i o r C i t i z e n ' s S p e c i a l

4 7 7 - 5 7 5 5 On Merriman Road (Orchard Lake Road)

I Block South of 8 Mile Road i t a a t e i Open Daily JO-6 p m l Noon • 3 p.m.

Studio, 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. Luna & Village Apts. ...or venov at Warren Carriage House Apts.... or Haggenv at Joy

1 Badroom trom...$425 2 Bedroom from...$440 Smaller 1 Bedroom from...$390

ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIALS

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• wosnar Or re, nook -up m joma utiat

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4 2 5 - 0 9 3 0

H A T E R V I E W F A R M S

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Spacious 1 Bedroom

$ 2 0 0 M O V E S Y O U I N From » 4 1 Q

6 2 4 - 0 0 0 4 Pontiac Trail Batwaan Weet and Beck Roeda

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Start a n d finish your search wtth one of two easy-to-use sources:

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L i v i n g

• Kroger • 7-Eleven a A. L Prtce a Perry Drug Stores

Both complete wtfh mop*, rote®, pictures, deicilpflons a n d more.

For more information call:

(313) 355-5326

1 B E D R O O M tram ' 4 4 0

2 B E O S O O M t r a m ' 5 1 0

Newtxirgh between Joy t Woren

$250 DepoeO t OtetwuMhen m wlirted w HKC HIAT o n d COOWM© GAS

vertical M • I M Saths • Central M • laundry A Storage

house • Coble Read* Carport •

4 5 5 - 4 3 0 0

SOUTHFIELD

•-7077 SOUTHFIELD

LOW MOVE-IN COSTS 2 Bedroom Apartments

F r o m $ 4 7 5 " H e a t I n c l u d e d .

FRANKLIN HILLS A P A R T M E N T S

3 5 5 - 5 1 2 3

L u a w y T 4 I I <«Maa« l

SUNNYMEDE APTS.

561 KIRTS l i b * S or Big Beaver

betaaeen I n t m e a 4 Crook»l

362-0290 TROY/CLAWSON

Specious 2 badroom apartment soma with Uraptaca* Located 2'' mass E o l B»maigh*m 4 5 7 0 - 4 4 M per mo a im Kr»l month* rant •» off Caa tor appoantmanl (3131435-5430

TROT Large 1100 so It Maury 1

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mciudee kat sued waahar 6 dryar m. aach naa! aratar vartical band*, carpet carport 4 pool A» tor M t O 4300 security flrsl 2 aaaeks hw

aitercom. sacura 4 locked t » way* cabas hook-up laundry aach bukdaig twanmaiQ pool, ascaaant

nanenca No l e a * No pel* Open 7 d a y *

729-6636 aVESTLAND - sup l bedroom _ rtment a m i Feb I8«3 ScoBs-daw CompMs. 4470 monm mcsudea haal CMI attar 3.30pm 465 1141

* W A 1 E R e U * Y APARTMENTS n(ks klory. rancti s t y l s urm rned 1 4 J bedroome 4568 Ak

641-5026

TROY

355-0770 SOUTHFIELD

Spacious 1 bedroom Apts.

From $47 r Heat Included

CHATEAU RIVIERA APARTMENTS

56&-4070

SOUTHFIELD •TAOOUS

14 S BEDROOM A TS

CARLYLE TOWER APTS CALL NOW 560-2111

. APARTtatMTS

M7-B311 C aa on 6 take/

S6OTHF«LO

3 Bedroom T o w n h o u s e s FROM $563*

HEAT INCLUOED LOW MOVE-IN C O S T S

ROCHESTER VILLAS

879-2466

Trw,/Royal OM Areae SPECIALS

al Amber Apartments

280-1700 '

Western Hills Apts .

1 Bedroom Special Starting at $ 3 9 9 / m o

BC-;- .awe lookup 4 much mora P « d heal i water Vartical pr*to On-aae laundry

Caa Today ar

7 2 9 - 6 5 2 0 CMrry HB 4 Newburgh

WESTLANO

BIRMINGHAM PUTNEY MEWS

Compaaniy lurnasned lown-nousas 70 dakghttul 2 bedroom units TV Oisnaa •mem Ertendabae 30 day leaset Great location

From $960 669-9482 _

Birmingham, Royal Oak

Furnished Apts.

• Tastahaity Decorated

SUITE LIFE

549-5500 BIRMINGHAM /SOUT HF •€ LO

Beautitui luky lurnianad ickshas •mans etc I owner s cando South held 4 13 Mae 672-6146 848-4712 Birmingham,"VI BlOOmhBIO Troy

BL&OMf *LD LAKES APTS

CorporaM apts ai amaa quiet com-pies fu*> tiKniaHad A decorstad I A 2 oadroom mts wcludae dasnee

M1-8308

FARMINGTON HILLS 2B00 sq n baoroom Esecutiwe Colonial 2 «ra-paacas great IOI AvaaaUe Aug 1st 4 1 4 6 0 / m o Caa M 1 - 4 3 4 4

r*PM:N&TON HILLS • 3 Bedroom 1 bam immeckate occupancy Stove A Relngerator 4S75/MO Ca* 476-3860 FARMINGTON HILLS 13 4 Oreka 2600 iq H i bedroom coienal f t oaths lamay room. krapUce. hard-wood loor*. neutral, aa. 2 car ap-pliance* treed lot 41800;mo 0 8 H PROPERTIES 737-4002

FARMINGTON Hia*. 3 OedrorMrT Mm tsread yard. tra*My

pamted 4550 per mo NO PETS Deposit 'agiarad 655-1431 FARMINGTON HILLS

REDEORO - 3 Bi s d r o o m ranch m t h

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D&H Income Property Mgmt.

Farmington MWA 7 3 7 - 4 0 0 2

LEAVING TOWN Don't Want To Sell?

Caec* out .uiinaeii •—Irpropany

by^man^ma»or corporation* Over

G00DE REAL ESTATE

A Goode uaang » A Goad fcV 141 IN Woodward 447-1M

MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION Ltttkia 4 in*nag*manl ol

340-5400

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412 Townhoueee-Condoe For Rent

AUBURN HILLS, SOUTHFKLD F ARMING TON HILLS

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BIRMINGHAM'S BEST GETS BETTER

NEWLY DECORATED 2 or 3 Bedroom Apt*

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274, and 4M 415 Vecetlon I

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NOVI RIDGE.

349-8200

OMU WtL T2SOO SQ B1

3 badioom*. 3 bama 3 347-4218 ^

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trtrork rental* mukssis'ig • 4*4 BM 44M

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CASEVtLLE - C inagea near beach vary dean. 1-3 III* Jtin. na» kr

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CMBB»J.U|M

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SINGLE FAMILY SPECIALISTS

SYLVAN L Itta, T»l

RICHTER & ASSOC. A a f l m N M N 4Q7 L Bna and laal monm de-

For Kent TROUT-4(

WILLOW CREEK Apartments & T o w n h o u s e s

728-0630 AFFORDABLE LUXURY

STARTING AT $445

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APARTMENTS MONTHLY LEASES

21 Prima Locations

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Executive Living Suites 474-9770 1 -900-344-9770 NOVI

ABBINGTON LAKE From $ 8 9 5

GOODE REAL ESTATE

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CHARLEVOIX 8 SURROUNDING AREA

DUCK LAKE INTERLOCKEN

& I perkmi WQVI WALLED LAKE. 2 B y oom

BLQQAIFIELD HILLS C*n«o LPM and ima Eacad 41400/A40 335-8

'84^1447 NOVI - 31

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356-7370 REAL ESTATE ONE

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CAPrCAM PROGRAMMER m Ui i» apl— •. tor I

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ALLEN CHEVROLET-CADILLAC (In Monro*)

war* tootonstorNBBji ^ ( Tee,lM^mdnoo»r2eWNe nagaa pnone caaa. ptoaaM awn aWary m-

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BE PART Of THE ALLEN ADVANTAGE

BOB HOYE: 242-4200

SouMBaM. MB 4B0S4

JOIN THE TEAM THAT'S

CHANGING AMERICA!

TELLER P a r t - t i m e

J HaBcntiBa Bana. a laBallan ol to Ford Mnanrjpmpany. haa an

kaawia, not aolaa. SS00 ' m w a M d w I c

CANVASSERS AT4T ai—lilMd deetor 14 MIU lor 40 uai'iiBMara Howly P bonua. U l p a t m poemc

CAREER OPPORTLBtTTr

agad al m '• nil ol oar toon EnwgotK. aelt

CARPENTER HELPER to bWM Baca. SS/to to aurt MM tram, but jjl^baj>ep«>laple. |wrd||

IJOIjVr|01 r » n Altw 4pm omy 4T7-4123

"Sissr ASSISTANT POSITIONS

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IF YOU: aw niauriamcal atuBi om awl aa» rail* cuatomw

FULL TIME EMPLOYEES

RECEIVE:

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2BS3S Flwnoulh Road. Radtorfl. Mt

AUTOMOTIVE MECHAIBC

Equal Opportunity Empl

1ST NATIONWIDE BANK

BC A PART OF OUR TEAM! Signa-ture mn o< PtymouOi. la nwa K*tng U and pan Bma. Iront Oam. lua-

NO Hotel eapartonca nacae-aary Only your rBiiiiiir and

m paraon. Mon Btru Fn. 404& AIM Arbor Rd. PlymouBi. ML

raoutrad tor Fai.iangtcri HB CPA CaB. 477-tTSO

ATTHITION-LAO OPF WORKERS waranoum help naadad Si/to Muat ba aapenaeWe EOi. JTPA

BORlNO MILL HANO

LARGE WESTSKJE AUTO DEALER needa ueed ow ponw Mual be r*B-aow and hww good BrNaig record Apply to uaad car Bapulwiini Oor-don Omrowt. 31450 Ford Rd. Garden Cay

ra • V howty mmorn plua inctodad. Farming,

aai 477-aofc AUTOMOTIVE 1

Unenoe mm ueKO IMmntoto tope, aac Cu iiBiCSm

3AINO UILL Operator (DeVlag) •ROOCPORt OPERATOR MbWiaaa 5 yra aapwtanoa

VAL-U-TOOL 4 GAGE

CHURCH OUSTOOI4M anew, aw Dm Looking

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CITY OF HUNTBIBTON WOOOB • I . i ia .4 a> air aaant la prapara an WgBBH IW tor a m N and to-

MAINFRAME PROFESSIONALS

NEEDED! COMPUTER OPCMATORB MVS/XA/EBA. VTAM IMS

500 H*tp WaMsd

DANCE TEACHERS WANTS - M

ALTERNATIVE R E S O U R C E S C O R P

(313)355-4000 EwaalOBpt '

raoorBa. owrant COL-A oWawBcw aon 4 maiitiiiW jomm We on* a nwang MBa ol tHWm mm rv

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AORTPTOAMAPCN ••"MSC OIROB ai Lwoaa. IBOOS w luae

. DEUVERY Pony Eipmm Courwr Corp. a na-

towr men « 00 on JWy 24. IW HUNTaaGTON w o o o s

H Ow ofPuBacWorka 12744 W Etoaan MM Road

CONCESSION STAFF tor MagK Bag ThaMra Muw ba 2< Send w drop 00 raawtta 22V14 WoeWa '

Construction I

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Property I AMERCAN MAO* in Fa rn Mon - I HBa a hamg t u B l m

CARPENTERS 4 HELPERS aapenenoed at houaa irwwnB. S Omiand County CM altw 4pm [SID 4*4 1440

L»OENTUKL^CLEAIA^ PWW pay RllHLiiilHi. cw oanara m

Hort-Frt CLEAMNQ PEOPLE, warn ol 2 to

• Oaattond Cowtly b^Bw 'de-v tor kuury ciGndaawawaia 4

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CARPENTERS HELPER M pw saw to Mart

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CARPENTERS aon to ctoan owe houaa 4-4 days pw aaaa Ear* laanatga Foa MBa CowBryCtoB.*>pt.aMt» aSS-WT

^^CNCTATME OPERATOR I CMC MILL OPERATOR •

Eapartenoad only Oood pay 4 ben- tram Jsai •eta Day 4 AJtartoon mm am m team and Mwjwang Canaw. ate.. BBSS Ford Lin.n.aalir

•em/or W ICt—i Weiia WaaHw a Farndy YMCA. «27 louw^wajne

DEMOFfflTRATORS _ jmrmrcma LocW grocery atw pari ame Cad irom Bam-lpm

qlBB-2244 OKTARV

• aai am to Food Mawagw

MGHTEiaGALE WEST 43M NeabMUTi Rd

An Ew<w Opportwwy mpwyw DIETARY COOK/BUPERVtSOR

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CORPORATE SALE* REPS

Ct . I

Mwwgamwa OBtoa. P O Boa 27*4. • SouBtBMdMl 4BS37 CARPET CLEANER

Hardaarkmo. cWan oul aerw rwadadtoi mm gioawtg umiaawciei carpal ctairlna oempmi Ful Ma deye Mual ham good * record 4 be aBM to M 40 Ba ! m IT am quick raM CaB be* • 4 4pm. (RatpKI 444-

CARPET INSTALLER HELPER aantod Muw be naa and Bapwfl abto Eapartanca and todB M M CM Emmnga 2*77*2

CNC MACHINISTS Big Redtord mam aapartenoe Three am .

*7 10/hr Cal Laraa a uaa ORCE 1*7 )*4

CNC MILL OPERATOR Som* sxpartanos h*lp*ul. fcMrihta A r t i y r u * <j*

Apply m parson: -LOC PERFORMANCE

201 INDUSTRIAL DRIVE PLYMOUTH

m Home and Bored, amy na alan a nea cemw It BW Traa* WWwIry Ca*. 444-9*44

Lama auburto IrlWll tor I

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CASHKR - C i l t u t bound. tor p a n nma. a n d w a n w 2 r d aMR

AUTO * O O V REPAIR H Hugh-*okjme B w p needa body pao-

S l M ^ ^ S t o R a S o r C " 536-44*4

Opening!

AUTO CLEANUP/OCT A4JHG « * * B» B» BW b a a

AUTO I

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AUTO PARTS DELIVERY PERSON

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ERHARO BMW 4065 Mapls Road

BtoomflaM HMa. Ml 48301

COLLECTOR PART-TIME

w S ^ S w H n t V c Pap eeuma to Home M a n

^Mu|^»a.M> 44074

A U T 0 1

America s most cxcitlag home fumlshin* specialty store ts coming to Somerset Mall. Troy, tn Se-p t e m b e r . Cra t e * Barre l i s t he pre-emiaentspedalty retailer ol European tableware, glassware, gourmet culinary equipment, textiles, and other home furnishing accessories, whh stores in Chicago. Boston. Dallas. Houston. Washington. D C.. Minneapolis. California and Florida.

We are looking far creative, energetic, enthusiastic people who want to be part al a team environment to assist In the following positions

FULL- & P A R T - T I M E • S a l e s " S t o c k "Of f ice

We ofler a good starting salary plus employee discount, profit sharing, and other benefits Please call for an application.

3 B / 6 4 3 - € 6 I O

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C A 0 ( a u t e C A D r o n t o n i t )

TESSOLTenqbSKSIB CONSULTANTS. 313-444-3400

1.400-19» •'« '0

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LMorse B a p aema Auto T e a . We Ottor Top Payt A d a a n a

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AUTO TECMMCMNS WANTED

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COLLECTORS L o a a Auto Fmancang Co. haa i

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COMPUTER CLIENT SERVICE REP

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N M » T E N O A L E WEST H B Haebyr'gF Rd

An EquW OpporTun.t*'? - o c w

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P O BOX 9043 SOUTHWELD. kb 4 *0 *4

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A VARIETY OF OPPORTUNITIES

Oskbroofc Common is • continuing cars ratirsmwnt community In Dstrbom CurranBy wa hava a variaty of opportunMas In tha lohowinq araaa • RN . TranaHtonal C m Una. FT.

Aftamoona' • RCA a - CartMad prafovrad • L a imd ry Hou s*» **pt rnj . FT and

Contingant. Oay SMft To loam mora about fftaaa opportunMaa.

Thuraday. July 1Sth. 2:00 pjn.; Friday, M y 17th. 10410 am., and Man day, July 20th. I M p.m.

If you ara unabla to aMand. pt*aas forward a raauma to: OAKBROOK COMMON. Human RSBOMTCBB Dapt. 14351 Rotunda Dr., Paarborw. Michigan 441 BO <313) 441-0*00 Plsaas bring proof of hcanaa and cariWcabon to OakCKOo* Common Indapandant LMng BuMdtng at Sma of applcailon Equal Opportunity

aro s fast growing rtwutattur* V i f f W are seek ing an txper i sncad canvassing manager . S35K-S50K 1st yaer. Draw And benefits available. Call for interview Ask for Mr Douglas.

1-800-589-9959

STANLEY STEAMER VW

yeu are 4 lagh ac* firjy,tra;

Harry JS2-7377

CATALOG CALLS

DO YOU WANT S7-S8/HR?

LEAD, USER HELPDESK COORDINATOR

a m A T L A N T C sussess SYSTEM* SERVCES. MC. . B a to

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= • CUSTOMER • SERVICE I

DO YOU HAVE MONDAY AND THURSDAY MORNINGS FREE?

Want to e a r n e x t r a c a s h ?

An Adah carrier route with the Observer * Eccentric Newspapers caa be the sotatioo In Jvst (our hours a day. twice a week.

BELL ATLANTIC BUSINESS SYSTEMS ~ STvaTcZTtor'

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youll earn the extra cash you your time to the d ef a

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3. p-s., M/FM

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$2988 88 FORD 150

CUSTOM PICK-UP

4X4 Auto. VS. p i , p.b., A M/FM. tin. Cfuis* w«h cap Mow only

'8988

89 BUICK SKYHAWK

2 door, low mies and extre clean, auto. air. p . i , p.b., AM a FM stereo, •tilt, r aducad for quick sale. NOW O N L Y

s4988

'90 CAVALIER

2 9 , 0 0 0 m i l e s , e x t r a s h a r p . W O N T LAST AT

$5988 '91 GEO

TRACKER CONVERTIBLE

10.000 mite*, auto, air. AM/FM stereo cass On sale for onty

•8988

89 CHRYSLER LEBARON

CONVERTIBLE

'85 TRANS AM

Air. auto. p.s., p.b.. p. wind., p. locks, p. s ea t s , AM/FM s t e r e o / c a s s . . tilt, cruise, t-tops and extra sharp. Wont

T* 5988

Air. auto. p.s.. p.b.,

ri. w i n d o w s , p . o c k s . A M / F M

stereo w/cass. , t it . cruise

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'10,488 > fciwjfca «r* —Wn C**°" 1

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•6988 W F i

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'10,988

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m d u a t •Tauto. 5100 mass.

p wind., p. toe AM^M atorao cat BS. cruaa On sala

'18,950

89 CAVALIER "Z-24

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'8488 *8988

CONVERTIBLE White on while, r e d l e a t h e r . 1 9 , 0 0 0 m i l e s , auto, all power showroom new.

•22,988

91 S-10 TAHOE

Auto, p .s . , p b . , AM & FM s tereo c a s s . , 1 8 . 0 0 0 m i l e s . R E A D Y T O S E L L AT ONLY

R/S CONVERTIBLE FACTORY OFFICIAL. SS00 n a m . Sr. a * » . P

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1-800-354-7007 348-7000

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42355 GRAND RIVER • NOVI JUST EAST Of NOVI ROAD. .VOW

DRIVER n M M for McrolWn Department Must have car H M m PAR hourly M » l C « l (**» lor Charyfl 4S* -290*

o w v o v s a i N M M « th* Romulus v h COL ucanM r*q»Wed M pw how 10 start with overtime 5SB-7744

DRIVERS FOR HANOlCAP VAMS rmw Good

Can

0FHVERS - Oualex Inc.. » "eedw in t lx photo nOuKry m lookng <c M « T ) driver* to w o " part o n * . 12 >0-6 30<x»i eeokena* —in prami-um included AppacarM r w l ba 21 wit! • good f m g record ana *up-port a drug-f'aa wort placa Com-pany p* ovibao veracie Apply m par-son batwaan 12 30-4PM Willow Run Ajrpori GaM 1 Bulking 2035. on B a o Rd NO phone c a M p i e e *

DRIVER it tha fpfWwing deeenbe* you non smokw. an ray a variety ot dune*, lova artrkayg in a last paca environ-ment ara very flexible t p o u n i mi-lafva. nana, an a»caaani driving racord and ara wmng to wors flexi-ble hour*, ptaaaa caa Human Reeourca* Mon thru Fn.

m i

ELECTRICAL AB1UTY TO S20.000 yr

FiRoaneRt* Fee paid by employw Employment Clr mc Agy 568 ' 536

ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN To Install alarms. telephone sysisms I sound system* Cad bet aeon 8pm • 10 pm. Mon thru. Fn 533-6533

EMPLOYMENT RECRUITERS Oua lo rapid growth and anpanaran vnmedtaie opening* a a W with IMI -peced contact a igkiwlng Brm Pri-or job placeman] background haip-

o r d M M n ol suMradaa raqulrad Local'alarancas a "muat Sand raauma to:

BOX 530 Oceerver 4 Ecoantnc Neaepepers

3*251 Schoolcraft Rd Livoraa M' W W

FINISHED CARPENTERS

energy level H i m send ' e a TECHNICAL ENGINEERING • CONSULTANTS. 391 Airport industrial Drive Yp*M*ntl. 48 196. Attention REC-07/92

FOLIAGE t e c h n i c i a n s Needed To watw A maintain plan Is. Own

parson. 6 Oftem-3 30pm 17 Back. Wixom. N ol WeeI Rd S ol Pontiac Trad. 313- * *»^ I077

GIANT LIFE u n a opportunity hard work Is rewerfled srlth outstndang m w . m w n e n m 313-446-1043. 24 V

GROUNDS. Light n 45 00 p w hour Musi

Ca» 721-6111.

ENGINEEFL DESIGNER an lime To ommor preciaor jeg. * flx-Sweet Tool* Gege 427-9370 ENTRY LEVEL warehouse powtion Forksft experience prefer id Appr, m person st ADI. 21355 uaros. Ave . Sune 0 Southheid

| $6 50/ftt 2S&-Q0S0 |

FOREMAN WANTED lor Rocheater

sery. tractor operator 4 COL Scene* repaired 652-4920

FRONT DESK CLERKS I 4 peri ome.

EMPLOYMENT SPECIALIST OsiWoc rob martat lor adult stu-

ranae. I is Send

S10 - $12 per Part tana Bauble hra Aak lor Judy 353-2340 ance

GENERAL FOREMAN

Community Schools. 367*5 Mar-ouetie Weetland, Ml 46185

An E Quel Oppomawty Employer

experienced In aa sarer t i ol powder coating Self a t e n a — T t k e Cherge

EXPERIENCED PHONE PERSONNEL

NO SALES Phona 1-900-968-7432

Boa 274. OB eerier A Eccentric Newspaper*

38231 Schoolcraft Rd Uvonia Ml 46150

Canton • nenoe C Between 10-6. Mon -Fn

GROUNDS MAINTENANCE

An apartment comt tMMy * i Farm-ington M M seeks e i Ground* person The right c a u -date «*6 enjoy wording outdoors end be reepdrwMe lor m a appear-

and d e a n i i n e e s ot Our grounds C a l Wtmdamare Apart-ment* Mon - Fn 9 - 5 471-3*25

GROUNDS PERSON NEEDED For Weetland apanmem complex

able and nava good Prior experience help-

ful K 80/hourty Caa b « r . * * n tan-5pm Mon-Frl 726-0630

Ar Etjual Opportunity Employwr

benefits 4 edvanoed peid tiar»ng

HAIRDRESSER I Booth rantal lor beauty salon « Livonia For appoint-

563-0007

HAW DRESSER A NAIL TECH

4 6 4 - 1 6 6 1

HAIRDRESSERS ASSISTANT s keener

651-6041

HAIR DRESSERS - pert Mme. Tues w e d Thurs Following he lp* *

HAIR STYLISTS '

WE ARE

GROWING Exerting uoportumaee let motnetod Styatt* who want to KIM *

Apply to person 20800 Heggeriy Rd at Eight Mas

HEAT TREAT A growing induction Heet Tree! company seeks e production « * g e e operator tor day and/or ~ y r l

p a d •ecatons poaeniia lor ad-

SOW SouthhsM Equal Opportunay Empwyw.

Minority rt am • • 'Mendc appeo.'Vel HESL0P S me premar cfane • gifl-war* isadu la lAclagan has open « g s in Seles Support at our South-Held location. Only moae mteraaied m helping make nse*op '» temous lor customer service need apply « you went to learn mora about retell lor a lutwe career or would tae lo grow

ing Daytime, afternoon 4 weekend • e n s Sir enable Pteeee l o r — d re-sume lb. MRS IkiWiiiaii. Demerv aona. T9765 W 12 maa. Ste 106

SERVICE TECHNICIAN R G Bsidwei 6 Aaaooet

lend. Oteo lor 65 yaar* Our growth m third part servtca hes led lo op-p o r t u n i t y lor image Pmnaasinig Service TechmcOTo lor Micngan

• Ongoing educat • HMRhJvanaMs

357-2T22

HI-LO OnverTruck O m e KW manu-faclurmo plant Must have COL S-oenaa Overtime Benem* Apply ai person at 4122S Plymoum Rd. Plymouth Ml

WYNOHAM GARDEN HOTEL

to manaQament lor m a nght MdMd-uei A Compralvanalve peckege « -cMdatg generous lelacla *kow*nce A en e a i a n m l starting i s l i r , com-

An Equal Opportunity Employer

Benquel Supervieor Pan Tune Benquet Houseperson 42100 Creecana BMS. H o * . 46375

IMAGE PROCESSING MANAGER BALDWIN

5272 Tractor Rd. Unit L Toledo. 0 M 0 . 43612

wan a pood drueng record H you Ih D a b > CALL NOW and lat s t a » about your FUTURE! Caa Slave

478-4477 INSULATION INSTALLER

22611

INTERIOR DECORATOR D e w y w . Ocporturwty lor ndependent «a-wgner with own tutantas lo Jam two others e> Uvores Uud to 0b«ect mere reiiL raeourcee HOW* he«~ Bts. ram l i n k — Forward work

INSURANCE Novt soancy lootung for Personal Line CSR with mem anoa 313-346-8200

INSURANCE CLAIMS EXAMINE" i for a ste dtseteny

a minimum of

1167

INVENTORY CONTROL/Surgtcei C o o n w i o i lor orthopeac 0 — r * , JK* m w u o m Muet be l e ^ y mottveted A M w exceptional or

347-0360 a r o n i o r w I Ca* Carol at

IS procisesing. and have commumcehon skab Send

•ry requwaments to •ar. P O B o . 300

SouThhekJ Ml 46037

INTERVIEWERS * n c Merkeang Reeeercfi Firm

is seeking a « » . e i e d pari Ome tele-phone «iM» i l e « w i lor a l anms (DATS EVENtNGS 6 WEEK ENDS I

Computer and/or Typjng « * • ( lor homemaker* stu-

INSURANCE Commercial knes CSR Leroe bu sta growing agency In SouirAeld 1 lo 10 yaars heavy oommeroiel expw '•enca Salary ead «30 s.

Company Paid Fee*

Ann Bell Personnel. Inc 30600 TaMgraph Rd . Sune 2375

Bmgham Farms. Ml «AC25 M M W

the IOB market NO SALES INVOLVED

CaASendy t0em-4pm 627-4Q21

INVESTIGATORS

Potest 4 pnone work •nvesogalor. » t « GraenlWM

«21« Dearborn Ml 46120

H o m e & fCRYICE GUIDE DEADLINES: 4 PM TUESDAY FOR TMUR80AY EDITION / 4 PM. FRIDAY FOR MONDAY EDITION TO KACC YOUR AD CALL SSI-

ACCOUNTANT,CPA -20 - yrs » i p Svailaoie to provide Imanoel ireesury 4 *dmeyett*Uve senncea

1 per diem or contract basis Contact Richard Beettia 477-6351

HAFIEN S ACCOUNTING Consulting A Tax Service Exp^ience m caari now plennmg

porste budgeung

DOM'NO CONST CO INC - ASPHALT PAVING -

Since :«««

5 Air Conditioning AlR CONDITIONING CONTRACTOR

BESt PRICE SEAT THE HEAT NOW

LIC 6 INS 313-737-33S5

6 Aluminum CI—ning ALUMINUM or VINYL CLEANING

Waxing A pemt reAjrbOtwig

4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0 A-1 EXTERIOR HOUSE WASHING

Aluminum-vlnyf bncfc Sr CitiJens discount

564-4221

MICHIGAN ASPHALT PAVING A SEAL COATING SALES

Ras A Comm. - Free Est * Serv Oakland Cty - 645-2966 *

Angeio's Supplies CONCRETE REACV MIX

HAUL IT YOURSELF OS TRAILER 4 7 8 - 1 7 2 9

TELSTONE ASPHALT PAVING INC Commercial e n e n J e . n i

Free Estimete - ln*ured Guerantee 861-4990 or 456-6673

B R I C K D O C T O R Brick Bloc* Cement Porches

Steps Chxmneys Repair* 47S-4 I8 I

BRICK PAVERS Concrete dnveweys welks A patio* Free Estimates 15 yrs experience

Peno A DiBiasio Gont 752-0 752

A - l HOME INSPECTION CO

33 BMg. ft RomodoUng

J. T CONSTRUCTION 313-423-5059

Reeling. SOrng 1 Window*

ADDITIONS PLUS Baths «itchen* - patios decks B s s e m e n l s d o o r s , windows drywea 4 more 55A-9207

MARS BLOG Commercial Addition*. Kitchen Dormer* Rec Room Bath Sv«ng Free e*t Prompt servwe 538 2666

ORS4NI BUILDING CO Compute une of Home improve

G»-Baths Roofs

42 Carpel Cleaning ftPyfag

BENTONS C A R P E T S Lrvona Michtgen

Proteseionel carpet furniture 4 drapery Cleaning

N e e i i truck mourned equipment Dry cfamng sverlacu* for kjmrtura

4 drapene* Aa performed By uniformed tcensed tac f«oan»

tramed to assure exceaeni resets 525-6440

61 Oecka-PatkM Sunrooma

ARTISTIC LUMBER " V DECKS

Let s Dsaign Your One of a Kind See Display af Man t -Oo-n Center • •n Canton Free Oaaign 4 Eat Svc

422-5969

[ DEPENDABLE ELECTRICJAN I for aa your aiactncal m a t Ouakty

work 7 Day* R e a s o n e d * Li-censed Free Estirneiee 533-3003

GARAGE DOOR RUST CUT OFF • GaNamzed bottom edge* metaaed

l i r e 601k Over

16 Aaphall Sealcoating

Dnvewey Speoefcsts Exclu-sive 2 yr guarsntee We beat a> legitimate Mds Deal wrth

owner 4 save Sr Dae 397-5864

22 Barbecue'Repair

B u i l d e r s C o n c r e t e

C 4 G MASONRY 437-1534 Brick Mason. Chimney*. Patio* Porche*. Fteoei' Speciakat Craag Licenaed Contractor

SUPERIOR POWER WASHING 4

9 Aluminum Siding

B B Q ' S PLUS BBC serine* 4 repairs

10% July Dacount 537-6718

ALCOA siding, trim gutters 4 vinyl Windows Rooltng-Oeefcs-Storms

Entry 4 Gersge Doors - Encioeuraa •ssrve improvements 474-4500

23 Blind Cleaning (Mobile Unit)

BATHE A BLIND , M o b * * Uttraaomc Bknd Cleaning I Service Mmia. Verts l doth PvCl .

elc Re* 4 Comm I 295 1970

COBRA CONSTRUCTION AD Types Ol Cement Work

Residential-Commercial • Free Est Lie 4 ins - 3 3 Yrs Exp 595-4103

CONCRETE WORK A * types of hat work

ALL FAZE MODERNIZATION

rep lacement decks garage Free Est

doors . U c / l r a !

Kan. 421-3616 i

ALL WORK GUARANTEED S*ding trim gutters. roo«ng replacement wmdowsAdoors Heritage Home Imp Free est

All Repairs Lie 4 Ina 353-4642

ALUMINUM VINYL SIDING Rooting G J K*Py Construction

-ic 4 ins Day* 1313) 423-5091 Eva* (313 .665-0366

ALUMINUM 4 VINYL SIDING m 4 n * m i i a t gutters RepMce-

1-wnt Windows 4 doors kceneed* MANNING CONST 427-0748

ALUMINUM 4 VINYL SIDU9G Trim and Gutters nap»*cam*nt

24 Basement U i a t ikaavtA/s l i a a waierproofing TYPES OF WATERPR

Gueranfeed Free Estimates

Peter Meuti - 476-1565 A-1 WATERPROOFING

15 yrs Eap Free Eat R**son*«>a Rate* Seniors dacount v a a 4 MasterCard accepted 534 9185

BASEMENT LEAKS REPAIRED Drama 4 Sump pumpa 'apawed

30 YEARS EXPERIENCE Earl H Jensen 474-A224

D R Y l O O BASEMENT Waterproof

Sf - e * estimaies No obkgafion yr* *xp Beat any written esti-

mate 24 hrs 313-795-7477

DOGONSKI CONSTRUCTION BRICK BLOCK 4 CEMENT WORK

PORCHES CHIMNEYS OR WAYS FREE EST - 537-1833

F r a n k V e n t o M a s o n r y & C e m e n t Co. I»>c

• FOUNDATIONS e ADOtTlONS • WATERPROOFING e DRIVEWAYS e GLASS BLOCK » BRICK PATIOS • PORCHES

i Do My Own Work 36 Veers Experance

FULLY LICENSED4 INSURED

A FAMILY BUSINESS

RON DUGAS BLDG. 8646 Crown - Livonia

e A PERSONAL TOUCH e KITCHENS. VANITIES. COUNTERS BASEMENTS DOORS WtNOOWS

GENERAL CARPENTRY STORE RENOVATION

Uc. 4 insured 28 Yr Experance

4 2 1 - 5 5 2 6

A - Q U A N T U M • SUMMER SPECIAL •

15%-20% DISCOUNT • KITCHEN A BATHS •

• FINISHED BASEMENTS • • SIDING GUTTERS. WINDOWS-• ADOtTlONS DORMERS ETC •

UC. A Ms Free Est

5 3 8 - 0 2 4 1 A-1

HOME IMPROVEMENTS 20 yrs exp . roofing, admg. window

I 4 door rpf ewnmgs gutters securt-| ty gate* 4 ker* 425-5782

PRIDE 4 WORK ETHICS COME 1ST 35 yaar* exp I'm worth Ihe c a l Kitchen*. Dam* basements sdO. tion* Star Martarger 517-546-5120

PROFESSIONAL REMOOELMG From repair oos to addn-ons

44 Carpet Laying & Repair

A GOOD HONEST JOB Repairs • Mstalation

17 yrs experance i 425-8458

REC ROOM KITCHEN 4 BATH SPECIALISTS A* Remodeling Formica 4 Laminate

4 7 6 - 0 0 1 1 REPAIR ALL e mtanor Ertenor

Minor Repeat • M a m "emnO«*nB

Free Eat - Rs as on a b a - meured C a l Man 474-3B42

ALL CARPET INST AL 4 REPAIRS Pad avsaabie A l work Guersmeed References C Yrs Experience C a l Dave 421-6520

I A BEAUTIFUL Bkaemanl kitchen or oafh lowest pnee guaranteed l > canaed and maured

Complete Construction 624-5465

CaBmetsr'Windows. Additions Ooor*<Oarigta •Oecka/Sunroom

561-6311 349-0564

A A A C A R P E T R E P A I R Seems Bwns Keanalichmo Pel

4 Water Oamaga Squeeky Floors Same Dey Serv A l W o r t G u e r Thank you for 21 yr* of loyally

6 2 6 - 4 9 0 1

Winnwell Bidg. Co. Don't mova. ( I m p r c ^ w i " Kitchens

CARPET. TILE- Vinyl Ceramic 4 rod Floor* Laval 4 cap Work

Guaren Materials aval 36 yrs s ip Im 562-1387 Jim evas 937-3351

51 Consulting

BRIDGEPORT BUILDING Concrete Work Alterations Roofing Gen Contr • Lie 4 me Free Est

ompetittve pricing 420-0230

CREATIVE REMODELING CO

39 Carpentry

4 Cracks Repaired NO t

t-600-729-9739

CHOICE WiNOOWS 4 SiOtNG Free estimates

Mooody b e a u our Quality 4 price C a l Today 563-5020

POWER KLEAN-iT Sid-rig * Bnck • Oeck restoration

insured • Satisfaction Gueranfeed C a l tne Caanmg experts af

255-9066

SIDING • TRJM • GUTTERS G*r*gas from S595 nouses from I M C i

981-8644 Terry 910-6664

VINYL A L U M I N U M E u S T O M Tnm Rooang Gutters Pr—sure

ng Ouekfy Work u c A 471-4 IAS

ve«VL 4 Alum *Kkng Gutters tnm gang 4 ' e w e d work

Akari cia«n»tg waring, raaforation

27 Brick. Block, Cement AAA CONSTRUCTION

4 6 4 - 7 2 6 2 IAFRATE & SON

AL types Cement Work Quality Since I96A 661-0200 - 729-6836

ITALO Construction Cement Co Geraga dnveweys patio* Garage

•cerxed Bonded maured

AA SMALL JOB SPECIALIST 25 Yr* Reputable Quality Work

UC 4 ma Free Eat

* CUSTOM CRAFT CARPENTRY * Comcate Home -np iousmerm Additions • Dormer* • Ramods

Cuetom Decks • B e i f o o m • Kiehen Giaa* Brock • Window* - Rooang

And Much Much M o r # Bunders Lie/me - 20 Yr* Exp

4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0

i S e n d e e

DEPENDABLE APPLIANCE 24 HR

( 1 6 off With art 644-2820

ACE CONCRETE a c a t t m g «• drivawey* aiei mo* weik* etc m 533-3967 Anyume |

ADVANCED Porch & Concrete

e e AS type* cemem work e e ipecaakangm

Porches SiOansOi Step* Dnveaay*

- Q l i k i a s AH work Gueranleed'

Semo. crntan dacount Reterenca*

427-5586 AFFORDABLE HUGH OUALtTY

A l types ol porch 4 crumney regae. t—w ——Rna Brick a a f e M k a Free

: EH Uc 'In* R A ft Cora l 474-2344

| A FREE 4 FAIR ESTIMATE Concrete 4 meeonr, work Parcha*

I U c

LAMeERTO CONSTRUCTION ALL T YPES OF CEMENT No Job To Big Or SmeB

1 Free EM . UC 4 meured 455-2925

REPAIR or REPLACE Beef any Pnee - Cement 4 Maaonry VILLA CEOEMT 522-45 IS

DC HOMES 4 IMPROVEMENTS Jf phsasa ol conelrucfion 4 carpen-

try Ouaaii a o t * butir i *a u c ma Free E n i S O o f t w e d 533 2936

DON'T REF ACE -REPLACE Deal dwect with ownar 4 Sav*

Counter tope caiamac t»a l a a r s LK 4 m * Free -home E*t

7 & M M 1 a REAL OAK KITCHENS *

E « N C B U I L D I N G

ALL AROUND CARPENTRY Door* Wmdowa. Floor*. Drywea Ptwnbmg. Eactncat. Rough or Fw-rah 397-5786

A 1 CARPENTWY I to C«

BARRY'S CARPENTRY SERVICE Bath* Dae am snl i Kitchen* Cue-tom Deck* Free EM . 12 yr* Eap R 1 476-8559

CARPENTRY FINISH OR ROUGH

CAKPEWTRY HOME REPAIRS

Call JerryT*546-9243 QREAT LAKES CARPENTRY

m canMmcnan. etK t m cuMom dack* Wa cm

KEN F * R K E Ue - t ra

PML S APPUAKCE REPAIR IR brck A Mock * p — l 4 s r f w . t . acpk No iab too smel No mona* dc

Uc 4 w * Ca* anyhm* 534-1

5 8 t - « 3 l 1 UC 4 ma 3*9-0664 SAT1SFACTI«H GUARANTEED

r. tm Cement work [ » - a a . f>a agt *oor* etc Pay nothing » io» a c .I wpuas 4 you r* aettaked L c 4 •ns Frw* Ew.ne te * 29 1 2818

T AMSUREl l • CEMENT CO C a — m s H B I T — f c -

Fraa Eat Ouaary war* ,*em 532 5967 471-2

UNIVERSAL CEMENT

S M A L L W O R L D Al P h a — ol Carpentry

oaaoM - au&o - W « M 25 YRS EXPERIENCE LICENSED

SCORE Oo you newd help to atari buy or run a buemees'' FREE *dv<e A consultation from. SCORE - t Service Corps ol Retired Execu-tives! sponsored by the U S Satan Busmess AD

55 Chimney Cleaning, Building, Repair

AAA CHR4NEVS

C h i m n e y s BUR new 4 rape* /

Will beat any price! Ser»or owaan^ icoun i

BEST CHIMNEY CO.

5 5 7 - 5 5 9 5 C H N N K V S - PORCHES SMCM RESTORATION

D E C K C L E A N I N G & S E A L I N G

Our apecieued proce** wsi give a new look

to your old weathered deck' 3 yeer warranty

SATISFACTION GUARXNTEEO 24 Hour Service

4 5 8 - 0 2 1 1

FREE ESTIMATES Quaaty Work. Loa Pncaa. u c m*

Mullen Electric 522-4520

GREAT LAKES Electrical Services

Comm 4 Rae«1 A* type* of rapav New metal Mien Raom dapatcn AflordMJI* Free Eal 4 7 1 - 3 1 0 0

I te iacamant Coat E-A-OOOR ® 4 - D O O R

99 Guttara AAA GUTTERS

Naw or 'Spatted Fascia board root repair* ;Monad A screene 53S-37S9 255-541

LIGHTHOUSE ELECTRIC ResKlential 4 Commercial

U c 4 me Master Elactnoan 613-2536

D E C K S Licensed 4 Insured

Cec John 5 2 » 5 4 0 l

v2 O F F CUSTOM DECK SALE

• Bu*amgC 356-7062

DECK RENAISSANCE » Meke Thet Owe. Deck Look Like New> Power Weaning Est 549-8685

LOW PRICES

HANSEN ELECTRIC 535-00*7

ROWE ELECTRIC 4 SUPPLY Electric Conirecong A fluppkea

33920 V*n Bom. Wayne • 721-4060

3 5 8 - 0 1 1 7 BOB S ALUMPtUM SERVICE Pr& I***ifinal aiatali gutier* admg

CLEANING SCREENING REPAIRS

4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0

SPEEDY ELECTRKAL SERVICE Service* mcraeaed .or moved Hood j lights bucket eve* light* 4 c a c u l i added sddmons weed etc

437- 76S7 • 473-9640 • 4*4- 1035

COMPLETE GUTTER WORK R*pat f *4 New - Alao Roof Rapevs

CaJI Osksr 5 4 3 - 9 1 9 6

LIVONIA G U T T E R Specaaang in i n n i l i i i at gutter* 4 rsperrs D M din owner Fre* Est 4

69 Excavating

62 Doors DEAL DIRECT - NO MIOOLE MAN

i sea 4 msUB steel wood 4 storm door* window t 4 tiding Many i p • ranee* Can Alan 595-4779

MR GOOO DOOR - Door* Repewed Locks mstaaed New door* wood doors ra iaaed Lock tpeuaia

326-3993 330^)592

63 Drapenea Slipcevera/Ctng.

CUSTOM DRAPERIES 4 ACCESSORIES

DRAPERIES BY PAT 778-2584

64 Dressmaking & Tailoring

CINDY GREEN

BULLDOZING O H haukltg. Gradmg Sewer Demo Septic 'a ids

f r e * sets maured 4 5 3 - 4 * 3 0

EXCAVATING POOLS Trenefang. sewer ai*l*r kne*

p*rkmg lot*, draana. t e p t c tenki n i a . t c i i kceneed 43A-6 '

EXCAVATING - trenchmg conen lanonal. a t l i j l u r i clean ijp gred-n g hauling sewer 4 water w censed 4 meured 254-5556

EXCAVATING Gradmg trend beckhoe work, parting o n tft

: 4 paving Comm/re* Free mm \ 175-8961 « ! ! J

102 Handyman Ma*e/Fema*e

ALL HOME REPAIRS - Caranac N a rate root*. carp*ntry port*

cranmai* and perntmg iieve or Clyde 535 2

Pamtmg Drywel Ptwnben. Etc nSA M AS TERCARO j f a - 4 5 4 5

Repars or lettuce 72 Fencee

fhumbmg 737-9290

0 4 0 o u A i r r r F E N C E C O Wood 4 Chan Ma Dog kenr fane 4 dack h o a d — t i g Baal a m Eal by % t * -4100 L < « t 477-6353

GUARDIAN FENCE A l Typaa 0 * Fencing

PENNY FENCE CO * R cham ank SVTI e a t

•74-2150

mels and be a tea-siener Traevng to start a* soon ae poesiba

354-73*0 KEYPUNCH KETTAPE

OPERATORS Day* and «l

937 1450

L A N D S C A P E L A B O R E R S Southheid proparry comcany C a l Mon -En 9am-5pm

353 3166 An Equel Opportunryy Employer

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE fu» time poemona. 4 yeer around work

LEASING CONSULTANT lor large apartment community m SnuaiAttd

EASING CONSULTANT

[ community m SouthheM f i n a i -perance s p k n C a l 354-2130

Ar Equal Opportunity Employer LIBRARIAN tun time eduit ser-vices ML S Send reeume by Aug. 3. 1992 lo O w e Bonrer W Buomtteu ' w p

| PubBc Utorary. 4 * 0 0 Waanul l a k e l*d W BloomhelO 48323

LIGHT ASSEMBLY . Laundry Help \ Fuk-nme vnmediale opaneig Apply

MorvFri . 9-3pm et Luetre Leundry. 6 * 0 1 Cheee Rd . Dearborn

S of CherryhH

K E L L Y

T E M P O R A R Y

S E R V I C E S

MECHANICS POSITION ' AVAILABLE - FULL TIME

Experance m propene cowered FHA Direct Enooreameni ^ borah w Pal Cape. Royal 0*fc

LUeE TECHS WANTED m e w e ere lookma lor rakaBa Iioti.eted people Cipenenca a

WANTED MACHINE KNITTERS ompetifN

155-059

MACHINE MAINTENANO"

ton Rd Lrvona or cat 9-5 al 12711 Fanruog-•a or can 427-4350

LANOSCAPPtG 4 LAWN MAPfTE NANCE WORKERS Expenencad Musi heve drug f e * M* stvts

477-1 own tranaportaoon 7-4059

LARGE APARTMENT COMPLEX •1 Wixom a currently aeefcmg an ambittoua mOridua io K*n our wax mg ataff Sale* eapenence p r » terted M u « Be tell moeveted «v terested parson* should appfy m person Mon m m Fn 9em to 5pm at me Yiaaoi Apartments Pontiec Ti A Beck Rtf s

LOVING beby amer needed lor one yeer oM. our _rvona home Mon . Fn 8 3 0 - 3 3 0 lor me school yaar Non t m o k a Car and i ' t la ancee re-qvwed 522-4034

119 Bos 52* Otaanrar 4 Eccentric 1 lew ac sews

3*251 Schoolcrelf Rd Livonia Ml 4 *150

LIGHT ASSEMBLY OPERATORS Now accept mg appacanona tor af ternoon amfl. 3pm-1t 30pm Ughl

MACHINE OPERATORS AuPurr Has I i au te img company a seaamg d e p e n d — e an ip lo i * * * Good bena-fitx Manutactunng 1 tvx S6 7 * to st*rt Ta bora at TSM Corp 2 *4

moact W 65 to start days benehts efier 6 months Appty m person July 14.15 4 17, 9em-2pm 451 RoOOea Dr Troy Corner o< RoOtwiS'Efcoti oft Executive Or/ 14 m a * Batiieen Dequnder 1 John

r> ooeralors MAJNTENANCE aaa «n*r 90 Large tpanAam comm Large apw^Ment community m

Soufhi nence person Muet hpve 2 yaar*

i f n m m handyman M/F 4 months a U A N U E A C T S ^ W G RLAWT neat year Muet neve «no n is age of p o o . esperaneed Ro* Former Operator mermen ance tprmaar ly i tems Se«-»*> Parson W M a i d t araa

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MAINTENANCE PERSON e.pen-

C H Mon Tua* 4 Thurs 4.30am- ( M E C H A N C TRAINEE 12*ioon or 1 30pm-4pm 274-9500 [ Braaaa axheuet tuapenawn

1 and good drnem 1 " r Rd 27*

R E C E P T I O N I S T PART TIME

PHOTO TRIMMERS Earn up to $125 per dey. no experience needed

1-800-262-4388 MARKETING ASSISTANT

company Can Mon -E-n 9am-5pm N e e Muat be proacar* 356-1030 ) tect 5 1 and Lotus t23 Deaklap 1 a e s

An Equal Opportunity Employer pubamng experience • pm* Saery | 1 W n

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L/ i r 1 r t I w t rinrw* 1 t HiMtMNi aai ttm are MECHANIC WANTED CLOSERS _

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MATT CUTTER LICENSED MANiCURiS ' OR COSMETOLOGIST • cuMom -rem* shoe Dapendaba

S ' 3 CXK -TR n o r — mtm en becagroxid 30 For t e a * order dee* 5 dey w e Noun per a a Ore, tnoea qu* f *ad Fua benektt Fee p a d by ampioyer appay m person e w references Employment Clr me Agy 5 * » t«36 22444 Ford Rd Daerporn H t s '

MANAGEMENT TRAINEE ^ TA tin AAA "tA ' WRAPPf6 ***» T O J 2 0 0 0 0 yr Appr, i m c » Joes Market ? ' 5 0

5 day wa Fun benefits Safeaapaty Larg* • n n n f c ' Fee peid by employer Employmerw Clr mc Agy 5«9 ' * 3 «

LIGHT MECHANIC MANAGERS TRAINEE Pert time eflernocm poanon aves

NOW hemg amcatiou* a*if motrvaiec e b a tor OIL CHANGER peopa xaereeled r, eer-nng 4 2 5 i school automotive cour 135 000 plus We ofler mcantnas 4 j miereeted mdnnduaa temfty heeith plan if you have the Mon m m Fn. »em-4pm apar t 10 aucceeff 4 * poMlne men GUARDIAN t a attttuos ca* tor a personal 15045 HAMILTON

525- *2*5 HtGHLANOPARK Ml 4*203

N A I L * E C H

MILL HANO NAM. T E O f f C l k N PAINTERS For OLOT Tool 4 Gauge shop — t f Expaanoed t m time wcAxkng Set , At aaet I year*

5 yr* eapenence s a i g * va~ng* for N a l O a a * a d e a r C * 474-5190 I r r o T

w , P ~ « ^ w e n r i o i - a a c ^ Expertanoad wxwd commemca « u - R . 4 raw EJ Smnetauma to " L4H DIE 3 8 2 0 0 E corse Rd cxxan-ix^on F m b m . y w a ^ w ^ d w

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110 Hou sec leaning ATTENTION WORKING PEOPLE

•ork got you down 7 A lew gs Reterencea avaaeba

Can Gen evea 4pm-6pm 642 5 tS*

ELL'S CLEANING SERVICE . owssronai thorough eaenmg m home* 4 apts Free est Ca l anytime

477-93 T9

HOUSE CLEAWNG ommeroai 'readani iai l « h t office

eleerung very reaeoa Free ani -mate* After 5pm can 569-4542

MOPHEAD S CLEANING SERvCE The best service " o m e t Condoa . Apts c a p e t deenmg A l a n guar Bonded F r W Est 559-3070

65 DrywaN t1 Floor Service AAA DRYWALL 4 TEXTURE

CALL. 328-4138 Financing Available

HANK INS Cons Co Add

AU. CUSTOM B R K > WORK

IT COSTS NO MORE 109a*

1st class woritmentftp FIRST PLACE WP1NER ol •wo naBOMt t n a I k HAM A T O M aaa bean t a l k i n g

Gererd Pomem 474-79*4 47* -7297

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TNE BEST FOR LESS'

Free Estlmetes 4S5-8028

: j j s 5 6 5 - 7 4 7 9

WESTLAND CEMENT Floors

HIGH HAT CMawNFY SWEEP Rancap* Oampai* R ip t a t

Guaranteed no meaa » * * • L« I•277*1 • a44 1A57 U H

ALL DECKS 4 BRCK PATlOa By WOOOCRAFT

DRYWALL FINISHING • I > T s 4 PATCMWORk

EE EST «EAS PRICES CALL JOHN 422-p

OR-WALL A PLASTERING • 4 apa i * stand or aprey I

luring Aceowsnca e e l U e G TC f t evp 543-0712 * * 2 75*3

a P a l Pee OryaM *

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334-2378

MOONLIGHT FLOORS

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LANVTM CALL MAN 714-4675

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6 6 1 - 5 5 2 0

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r t BOB S CEMENT BOLL IN ELECTRIC # S A V E M O N ? Y •

HOmE & SERVICE GUIDE : 4 PM TUESDAY FOR THURSDAY EDITION / 4 PM. FRKMY FOR MONDAY EDITION

129 129 150 Moving ft Storage 165 Painting/ 165 Painting/

TO P U C t YOUR AO C A L L M 1 -

233 Roofing

AVAILABLE gs weekly or » - a

yr* esp Carol 533-9*42

CLUTTER BUSTERS Horn* 4 Office Cie*mng

Weekly Br-Weekfy One Time Only Ref Exp Ca» Mary 3*3-0*04

DEtf .'NE CLEANING SERVICE noma* • Aptt • Batemenu

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Apple Landscaping & Diversified Services

e Landacape Oaaigm 4 m i t t l t t o n e Renew Old Landscafing * Retan mg M M * SeeeonM FertMnhon e Sod 4 Seed e Caaan-^a e Tree 4 Snrub.Memt 4 Remove e Prwacy Fences e S p r a k l a Sy* e Bnc* Pavers e Grevei Dnve«

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M R SHOVEL l e e o a a n g Ot Lawns

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PEL TO 4 D * L A S K 3 L a n d e c » * Dm-aon Cooetrucaon IWiana 1 M M bnca pevar* concieM P i a a a y i • a k i 4 peno* Plantings 4 SOd Free Est Over 15 y r * exp 752-0752

THE LIVING ENVIRONMENT DESIGN.'BumD two t c a a drawmgs y* etches color p r e n * aaevahons . H I M landscape ilea ant with Eu-

Ca* tor appointment 625-956*

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5 8 2 - 4 4 4 5

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123 Janitorial

B&L LANDSCAPING • HYDROSEEDING •

C o m p l e t e Landscap ing S e r v i c e T r e e s Shrubs , Reta iner Walls. Bncfc W a l k w a y s Decks , Old L a w n s Recondi t ioned .

547-6439 BLUE GRASS

LAWN SUPPLIES OPEN 7 DAYS 9am-4pm Now eutung sod on 7 Mae

Between N a p a 4 ChubB Rd 65* yard PiCK UP

Si yard OELtVERED Seed 4 Anderecm FerMoer 1 0 6 5 0 W 7 M I L E R 0

348-1880 B O B S L A N D S C A P I N G Landacape repen 4 metaaetion

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TONY'S LANDSCAPING So<*ng Rototang Yard Caenuc 4 much much more1 C a l *ony anytime 937 * 0 5 0

ITOPSOIL • SPECIAL •

7 f e H Screened Top So* O a » 5 Planting - Gradmg - Tractor Work

Randal Landscape Farm 4 B k x x n W d AraM

• 4 5 - 7 0 0 5 W A I T Z G R E E N ACRES SOO FARM

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132 Lawn Mearer Repair 1 8 5 Pawitmg/ ALL LAWN MOWING Decorating

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LOW RATES 5 4 8 - 0 1 2 5

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LICENSED 4 INSURED BEST RATES" C a l 773-5*92

WANT TO SAVE MONEY" Ram your own truck we W1* «l*d 6 Mkver Com plel* movevg tennca Move With the assurance of a pro-w s m a Free eat C a l 425 * 7 5 2

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152 CUSTOM MIRRORED WAcLS

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442-S910 or 478-1737

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4 timely Free eat L * 4 ma M S l Kenyon 722 20*5

^AYLITE PAINTING 478-4140

EMBASSY PAINTING CO interior A* Wors Guennteed

meured I Free Eahmelea 471-54*1

Fantastic Prices 50% Off

Est mate T oday • Pant Tomor'Oe

INTERWR- EXTERiOP

COMPLETELY INSURED A l work k«y guersmeed

FREE ESTIMATES - 30 YRS EXP 4 2 5 - 9 8 0 5 • 2 2 9 - 9 8 8 5

• 8 8 7 - 7 4 9 0 -

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B O N D E D & INSURED 6 6 9 - 4 9 7 5 5 4 0 - 7 1 3 8 S a o Recount

6 5 6 - 7 3 7 0 ' F r * * EsaenHe 4 7 7 ^ 2 0 0

ALL ROOF LEAKS STOPPED New Roofs S i a r t l a i l Guttws

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8 7 9 - 2 3 0 0

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4 7 7 - 3 3 6 5

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MiCK 4 DAGO TREE SERVICE

Lai Cawing - Bruar Cssppma I * < « • Bonded 471-50391

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522-57311

ALL TOPS ROOraaG taaroFT* -aroofs I — • - J ~ _ "

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349-7499

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129 Landecaping

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ALL T Y P E S O f ROOFING ETQ^' ICI I | 4 ' «O«^W . '^M

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534-3077

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c u r i a e 161 114 00

HACKER aaWWCES . QUALITY SERVICE SMCE IM*

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AN ATTRACTIVE OUTDOOR ENVIRONMENT FOR Y d * HOME

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I communlcanon'or-i general tnomt-

edge ol construction drawing* Computer word proceesmg ( *prsedahe* i experience helpful Send l a a u m to Personnai Dept . P O Box 304S. Blrmngham. Ml 40009. Attn Steve

RAOKXOGY OFFICE seeks U time entry level X-ray sorter * driver WH pack-up exame loo-m « nandia X-r*y reports Caa 932-5104 io dM-CUM your ouaaRcaRone

REAL ESTATE SALES S2S OOO guaranteed1 II you i M y i wanted to siari' a career m raai ea-tata but tan you couMn t take a

now la the time lo gel started Call Carol Yoet at 3 M - 7 3 7 0 to And out about eur guaranteed income program, and start immediately m •

Real Estate One, Inc. EOE RESIOENT MANAGERS

Mature rieeidant Msneger Couple needeO for a 48 unn Garden apart-ment complex m Redtora Mamie-

must Salary and beneBta

Box 534 Oeaer m 1 Eccentric Newspaper*

362S1 Schoolcraft Rd L'vorua Ml 46150

RESPONSIBLE PERSONS to wor* part lane laftemoons 4 weekendai as Direct Cere slaft m group nome m Lake Onon/Rochea ter sr es 15 per nour to start, with opportunrtiea lor ranea Call 10AM-2PM 377-1940

•TELEPHONE

WORKERS No aeamg. no e*perienoe

• e m e r y We I ran Hourly pay plua bonua Caamg part tana to Owae ot -•aa. LNonM. Farmmgton. Farming-ton HaM w a pay phone oato o w •aowance Parted for homamaaars or nendicapped Cea The American Council Ol the Bknd 9em Bpm Mon -Set 926-266S

RETAIL OPTICAL store menege-ment opportunmae Tuckarmen Op-tical ia looking to ! « several marv-

lagement poemons Optical experi-ence « a muel We ollar an exceaent compenaatlon bonua ft

opportunity Caa Kattaa 5*3-3040

RETAIL SALES FLOOR MANAGER Needed lor fun cookahop ai Now

Sen startaig Phone Anna Tor appt 313-360-6600

JUOY BENOIT CJo THE GAROENS MALL 3101 P G A Blvfl «K207

P B . G . F L 3 3 4 1 0

R O O F E R S WANTED Hourly wage plus sub-contrector* Experienced in modihed. EPOM BUR Ca« 981-1116

ROUTE DRIVER, tun Bme. must

who enroys chaMngea shouM apply

500 Help Win ted SCHEDULING ANALYST

•noeaiaulon I ano ma aoarty to

compMM maiMMciui «m me-llow Strong background with • M l l a M M M

SECRETARY maAulaclurer ha* opening lor bright, alert perton wnn good olftce. phone ft compuMr M R * , recent es

SSCURITY QUARDt Fun 6 part ama. no experience neo-eeaary Tranaportation to eor* r * . qulr*d Ca6 6 4 2 4 1 5 3

SECURITY OFFICERS DENSU. INC • seeking we* guea-

w.'» :sm6ifiy mm aporaoale* it* employee* We hev* lull 6 pert tan* poowon* avaaabM banehu ft i r t o r m provtd-

476-5267 Ca6 now lor mtervwe

SELF E M P L O Y E D Carpeniar. Han-dyman neeoefl lor apl complex Wia work around your acheduM CeU6em-4pm 3S3-0256

SEMI DRIVER WANTED Local work Mu*i hev* COL. m.r»-i « « 3 yra experience Apply al In-ternationa* Tranaport Agency

564-2309

SERVICE Entry level powlorv pert lane lor re-•ponaibia parson to do rorfine field memtenence ol 3 M muaic aguo-ment C o m p M * irainoSg 5 r o « W T car required Cea Mr Adams. Tuaa. or Fn .oniy. between 1 ft 3pm at

522-2993

Experienced OMy Femmm a n UPS proceduree Soma M a n • * -

8S M (« alftrt M M V O T »0deya A p p N e l u e 16101 CMet Plymouth

SNACK S H O P MANAGER w e ate * a Unrip a laka-cnarga am-tomer-ortanMd person M manage Oil* local eon p r e t j e f c o m M g oper-ation. rreuKma reataurant a t ralaft experience • not ' « M « * d Oul na*> W We otlar IMxibMhour i Lcmpen » m alerting w y OOTMe o p p o r w -

•vaneoain p i e M i a d h i m apply • i m iflMh-apm.

STUDENTS looking lor wort Jay Automotive Werehouee Order PU6M lor the Summer Apply m paraon l l M O O m e .

t A ft

anoed) lor nartoua

loots, truck/ven 6 knowtedoeeMe m remodekno Muel be a e person for anei-iMe

M1-2460

SURFACE GRMOER

SURFACE GRMOER lor 0 1 0 1 Tool ft Geuge ahop enn i w w " i Skpenence Ful

Caa. 474-5150

SURVEYORS A rapid growing company e aaeking eurveyors. experienced n mortgage ft lend aurveytng Sand reetane* to Stfiradar Porter ft «*eocMiea mc

SERVICE GOLF CARTS end driving range Oaylam* and n » nmg poartion* open Conted Nick. Miaeion Hail* Golf Club. 453-1047

SERVICE PERSON - lor apt com-munity in Weetland Dutie* include propping apts . upkeep oI ground* ft ebeny to learn memtenence time including benefit* PteeM apply at 7500 Newtmrgn Rd

SERVICE STATION Attendant/ CaehMT for SouiMietd aree Staring per SS 50 per hour Cea between 6em-6pm am for Re. 357-2233

SERVICE SUPERVISOR

king an experienced mamte-

SWIM TEAM C O A O Pert nme expenencad Sena re-eume lo Ferminglon aree TMCA 26100 Femengton Rd. Fermeig*on Hale. Mi 46334 Ann kaihy Bohang

T A N K E R DRIVER Plymouth M m aee* • r v » » x . a aan> >-5 yr* expenenca. C4X arid good d n w i g record Muet be able lo wor*

500 Help Wanted

new mg and grapiaca Natd • look mg lor a laghly iinRnataa and amftM noua ndNUue i Mr Ma Majugen, m a ~ I HI II I'1 — I l aamcn aantoa. and maaiMRatioa ot aquajmem ElaclronK and a * , chancel knowMdge andror axperv ance • 'equwed P yoa m% aRereM-ed ai (OtMna a groaeng company wah i i. laai-il BanaBta and oompan-M i o n aand your raeiana ei uoMI dene* to Snacon U S A 3131 Martin

f .TOO LEOIT!

THIS JOB . YOU'LL NEVER QUIT? Mnrig part tana powtona Tatamar. kaong 55-112 per hour Flexible

L"

Livonia araa - Can Ken or joa al 422-1818

Medwon* H e o N i eree - C M Dev* ft ay at

54? 9650

TELEMARKETERS "EXPERIENCED No sale* M 'hour • bonuaet

Mon -T*ur» 5 -9pm Sal 10-2pm WMaen Kyle 369-0577

TELEMARKETERS NEEOED 2 amn* eveaeple Mon-Fri 9 30em-4 30pm M o n - T h S 5pm-6pm Set I1em-3pm Ct* 1 :«3a, start lommorrow »5 an hr • bonus ft eicantrve 522-5640

TE l tOARKETING SUPERVISOR

*ian ol 6 Appacants mual have background ai oul bound phono

Parian Pubecanona 32401 aiduetri-aa Dnv* Medtaon Height* Mi 46071 Attn Tewmerketing Sales Meneger

to DRIVER CC P O Box 701246 Plymouth MI 46170

An E » e OpporttaMy Emploier

Box 02728 Detroit Ml 46202 our Now aarmce tecaay ' In 'if il pgii''|in -

TEACHER For par*nt/cnaM Gympor** Pro-gram Centers ai W BtoomHaia Now ft PiymotAh. moi'iang. eve ft weekend High energy ft owtgoaig peraoneaty a plua Earty chaohood adueetion bec»-, i. nr ii . 1 * n * J 737 . I I I

ROUTE 0R»VER Vending co<mpany Iqcated in Nui inwealw 11 suburb* is seek,ng a Route Driver who m dependable •am vaad driver* ucense good driv-ing record 6 bondeble Salary com-miMion ft medical benefit* rt rnier aeied aend r e a m to box < M

Observer ft Eccentric Newspepert

36251 Schooicrsh Rd UvonMMi 4615Q

Wa are *eea mg an v>Ouai witn a background *• aiectn-cai and macheracai -.routaaanoouig

TEACHER OR EXPERIENCED AIDE •or pre-achooMrs Ahemoon poai-non 30 lo 40 I w i par week Neer 14 Mae ft Laheer 644-5636

S A L E S E N G I N E E R 40 year o«d mtmctrontc communica-tion company is a—»i ing »*p«ri-•ncad •ppucanita wf»o apaoatua tacfmcaffy m vtdao and «o«ca com-mwoica'JOn »y«tam« rwtm or wWiout «rtraa< » (3 product* tndMduaf muat •too Cw

good commurecation and Baam butfdw^Q sfciat and wafcng to eort ^ a nanda-on and pfty»ica«fY c^aaanQ-mfl Ouvnaaa q* o»a>^aad crana and hcMst »ar«^c4 °owtKX mB oa «^iar facing da*f* o a t o n r i «nd aar vtca lacfvnac*aria to ganarata ourMa-

TEACH€R P'aacfoo* naadad for L i»omm ctVId cara cantav Esparv •nca a must Educational baca -round raomrad Ca« «7a-000t

•orva iac»vn»cai p*ob«am» « i m cuatO*n«r « aouoriani Must ba ou«-0O*->g •txa to »o»v» prottomn and c o m p w ^ l i «^an daaimg w f f

T E A C M € * S ) T-t grada Soence & Engna* Oaa ^ar^ From 9 t r > - l p w caaSaa-9070 or awar^noacaa M ? - 0 6 i 8

tiona a a p*ua. but a i appacanti

Wa o«ar • waQa c a*parianca plan. m«d«cai and dantai banaMk

Swtd Raaurruno

KON€ CRANES »NC 40040 Grand Rivar A«a Sufa 400 N W W 46375 Attn Data

An EQual Opporturaty Emp*oya»

SALESPERSON printing background to davaloc # i -« tmg accounts 4 toaort naw c*sv-naaa Banadta Rapry ta. PO Box r 0 t 3 5 2 Piymoutn. M. 44170

SCREW MACHINE ' OPERATORS

mdiwdueis neeaed tor ACME Gnd-ley *ciew mechine poenion* *ua-time Day ft night shin Uvonis ft De-troit locetion* Call 476-7212

SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ExpMMnc* on mdt preierred U d a o s i

277-4702

SHEET METAl Duct dentiei new construction Sleedy aior* top pey BenelKs axpan-anced only 255-1360

SEAMSTRESS; TAYLOR Bechrech men * wear •* now ac-cepting appacstion* tor luft/pert time l a a m i l i **»;i*T»or posmion lor our new More al 12 Oaks Maa Cak Kurt King. 9env-Spm 313-565-7444

SEARS PORTRAIT STUDIO Now Hamg Part-Time CPi Corp . operator ot over 900 por-t ' s * Uudioe is seeking addnionei Stan members Musi

lor count Frequent f . i a x i end good benefits lor tua nme empioywea Ap-ply ai person at Seers Portrait Stu-dio. Tuee thru Sal lOam til 6pm at the

WONDERLAND MALL SUMMIT PLACE -K , LIVONIA MALL

GAKLANO MALL TWELVE OAKS MALL

Equei Opportunity Employw M / F

LOOKING FOR * company that win tram you ft give you an opportunity to grow wtm the compenyl Shippmg ft sorting i i a n n g needed $5 65 Must be 16-21 veer* o*d E O E JTPA FUNDED Cea 522-5627

SOCIAL WORKER iniernetionei adoption agency pert time contractual Adoption losler cara experience preferred Send re-eume to A I A A 677 S Adam*

Birmingham Mi 46009

SPRINKLER COMPANY Seenmg aipenencad service end msieiier*

Can 462-0820

TEACHERS Needed lor cnao care center* Experienced aewred Now. Troy Ann Arbor Rancen'Oetrolt aree* Caa. 351 9066

TEACHERS NEEDED

spanrah teecnars. part time lo wor* «i aa parts of metro Detroit Send eeeume to PO Box 99422 Troy. Mi

FIELD SERVICE TECHNICIAN

opening lor a Field Serwoe Technl-

Outiaa lor traa poaition nduda *tag-ing inelaiang dukgnowng and par •ormang repew and general meaite-nance of IBM AT ft PS/2 micro-compuier system* and aMocialeo penpherei equomen i

Experience on maao-compuier* DOS and leeer ft dot metrtx prvier* ere requaed CandMalea mual have axcaReni oral and wntien commum-

TELE PHONE CANVASSING - HO n a r g in H i r e d Everanga 5-9pm Mon-Fr PoMnhel lo N H good money Apply in person New Imege Thrtt Store. 14152 Telegraph Rd. Redlord. Ml 46239

TELEPttONE HELP needed Caa ft book 4PPI* no isaing. your nome or myofUce 346-7172

TELEPHONE SALES REPS ien»igs Many post-

tions ai aaabia lor queutieo appe-cants Must neve at leeal wor* expaiience «i latapnuria aaMe Musi hev* proleeaional phone M a * and ability lo meet quotea To

TRAVEL AGENCY si PlfMOMh I

mg S . Ca« Irene I313H63-4 IOC

TRAVEL AGENCY BLOOMFIELO HILLS •honPO l e v * j yr*. m r a n v i travel

fS£ Corpor

• BOOKKEEPER. J 0 4 0 Hr* « TRAMS experience praterrac

•CrmaaHmriaf t i i . U M '

TRAVEL Ot PARS M e n t m yr* expenence - PARS I*.

Sparaah. pi rnlaaaioi'iM image.

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR O F W U R W W Q - W I

For M i l M i aopmanL • iciaa an M n a M a . S36K * Mtary

LPN STAFF. PM SHIFT

MARYWOOO NURSING CARE CENTER

36875 W • M M U

4 6 4 - o e o o

ASSISTANT ORTHODONTIC

Fua ama Mon-Fri Muel be a cheer ML

L W W f t '

BILLER'MEOICAl ASSISTANT Expenenoeo CompuMr knowMdga a muM Ra dermatology o tMe aw-

6*5-0630

• Oomaeuc/lnlar naiamM Agent -PARS, pert nme. protaaaranal an-aoa. aicaaeiii commurvcanon a a • Production Agent - Entry Level -Sabre ft PARS knowledge I i r * » * n benefns c o m p e t i t i v e salary Reaumea to Boa * 6 ? 8 Obeerverft Eocamnc Newspapers

36251 Scnooicr en Rd U v o n M M i 48150

BILLER needed lor Ophtheimoiogy ofMcaa Mmankim 3 years compuMr baang 6 account* ReceiiiaMe expe-rience Excellent *alary Sand reeMnee to Boa 442

Obeerver ft Ecoa

502 Help Wealed

• CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANT • tipananceC. M M M M M a M Quay Noat^amawgton H8M U M

IFul 1

I LWoaM M l 48150 1

QLPttCAL SERVICES SUPERVISOR

F i M ' t n a nparang at our Nor th . M I Detroit facMty Mr an M a M i l M s

D M C H e i 41*88 W 1 2 4 M e R i

Now. Ml . 46377 e t w 12 MBa ft h

,T>M Oa

caracal team C M 367-3306

DENTAL ASSISTANT Unique career onenled a i ia .mue wtio hea deftrate goafs ai maid

TRAVEL SALES AGENT *or Majagan s largiM M M operator

JOIN OUR TEAM!

We are looking lor raeeriaimri. sates agents who ar* up-bea*. amcuuia

imderMood on me tate-expenence ft Irev-

L '»on.* Ml 48150

wortung oondk-nons Farnvnglon a ra * 477-0280

HMMF TRAVEL CORP 29566 Norm a M i a n Her,

BOOKKEEPER'PAYROt-L PERSON Heeded for a akawd nursmg tsdkty U u t i be xnciinudgsatila of Metfc-cerWMetfCNd MBng Canted

729-4436

CERAMIST

m Ex • igton

. grind Farm-

477-0280

TREE ft SHRUB CARE COMPANY • actively looking Mr an experi-enced lendacape prwier The sue caaaha candidate anoiAd neve 2-4 yrs ol pruneig expenanca along with

. _ _ Ea-

bul " not not neceaeery Tha company competitive w 2 5 ^ 5 ^

TELLERS Experienced •cr full l ime position m Fsrmmglon/Farminglon HJIS Appecants shouio nave good commtmicetion ft mam M i l s ft en-•oy wcrkmg wim tne pubK Appeca-tions laker. 9 .30em-11.30am ft 2 30pm 4 30pm Salary commen-•uraie wan expenenca Metre Bank 37000 Grand River Sie 100 ' a r m . mgton H I N mi 46335 «M<MOO

An Equal Opportunity Employer

THE DETROIT S YMPHONY SUBSCRIPTION DRIVE

Do ycu love ciaaaical muec? Can

C a l 'tonka i

' THE GIVING TREE Gift mop need* aerverei pert-tak-ers to work al our new US Postal Station m*KM our alore Job av dudea aoma general duties Perfect for nomemekers or 'Stvaea Muat be meture leaponsibM end avauabM tor year lound i k u b a KheduM Pieeae apply s ^ a i s o c . a l

Tal T . The Gntng Tree 3 1 3 - & 6 - 6 1 55

Twelve Maa or

TIRE CHANGERS needed part l ane

benefns such aa BMeCer* Network HMO Part vacation day*, pert per aonai days penaion ft dantai age This la an exceaam opportunity •or a parson lookaig lor carew ed •anoameni Pieeee aand resume or written reaponee to TSl. 1 1 8 M Brook field. Lhroma. Ml 46150 Attn Kenneth Boyd

TROY BASED color separation nouee looking lor a 4<cc*or unpper, 4-5 yr* experience nee Hen

660-0444

TYPESETTER/BASIC KEY LINE Typeeerang expenenca on Compu-graphlc MCS-10 *v*tem reouwed

2-0560

T V REPAIR PERSON Sal your own hours Contrad wor* tor a ra-tea store For detaa* caa 532-4100 or apply m paraon Naw knege Thrtl Store. 14152 T - — lord

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

A I D E Armcare Hospice Service* mc. a currently *eekmg a quakfied r * M U TV TT18 UJUimi J. l a i n a . Home Heeim Aide lor our Troy Michigan branch

performing p nts according

nurse d » e d * m and moWormg pe-r wet reaponee to cara given

The aucc*M*u' cendxleM aaa have a mgh school JMiome or a E D end cert dice tion irom a tramaig program through naaaroom and auparvMed predical tremmg ae required by fed-eral tea and'oi ataie laws Si» month* a i pw lence as a nome haanh mOt or rsxse aide required

VETERINARY HOSPITAL Doctor * Aaaialant over 16 Hour* Mon-Fn, 5pm-9pm Sal 8am-5pm Can after 2pm 349-6505

aend rour reeume to

Mr C h o i Nieieen Compulertand

15010 Commerce Dr Soum S U M 509

Dearborn Ml 48120 Fax 313-594-6663

Equal Opportunny Employer Minority 'TamaM'HondKappod. vat

737-7810 TIRE REPAIR PERSON EXPERIENCED ONLY

Truck 6 Paaaengar Call 891-5640

TIRE SALES/PART TIME For growing Goodyeer Store m Plymouth Aak lor Kan 456-78O0

STOCK PERSON Oaysonly Sav-ktor Druga

Lrvoma 427-9600

T E L E M A R K E T E R S Dey ft evening arafla Livonia Iocs lion Eicaoent pay 537-6406

SECRETARY - amaa BkMmfieW M a i office varied reaponaoatie* Lotue. WordPerfect mandator , salary 316.000 Send reeume lo 200 E

g" vaka St* 170 B o o m i w d 46304 Caa 642-0073

Long

SECURITY OFFICERS - F m 6 part tana lor Telegraph Rd car daalar. amp Weekly pay with kdvencement

313-790-4400

S T O C K H E L P Worfcbancf' lurnutura B<r»ningnam * loofcvtg for a fun lima tioca Dar-»on Sucx«as*ut apphcanit r«ad to b a ' g o o t f taan» piayara • e f good paopka aa ws« as m«chanic.ai' ly tncllnad Wood mor* mg U « i ha«?4ut Dutiaa mcxjda Mora mainta-nanca Nxrutura m a n W y raparfra and customer aarvca s>taasa call M s Straift betwaar l -«pm

S40-a577

TELEMARKETERS EXPERIENCED ENTHUSIASTIC

• Serting Appointment* • Pre-OuaafMd Leed* • NoSaMa • Guaranteed M to 812 Hourly

Mon thru Fn . 4pm to 9pm. S a l . lOem to 3pm

Famungton H M Women encouraged to apply

CaB 12-4pm Ask tar Tom 932-3283

SUB CONTRACTORS NEEDEO m the 'oaowmtf haid* Fanned Car penlry RooAng, S « n g . ft Meeonry Mul t nave Work man * Comp 6 La-wkty inaurance Sand company m-lormetion ft references to 2061 Wamut Lake Rd Waei BuoomAeid Ml 46323

TELEMARKETING BRAND NEW FACILITY

m SouthfMM seeks • etar* immediate!, 85 per hour guaranteed agoWoi ragh oorraiaa-Non* 5300 par week poaaibla Two •twn* aveaebke Ugm Daavary Dnv-er* needed aMo Caa 55»0670

TOO INSPECTOR For cold lormmg lookng Musi be lamma" with SPC procedure* a n r -neve own

tools Good benefits hokdey and vocation pay TayWr 946-6566

TOOL MAKERS BENCH HANDS lor mternationai growing Experance m loam and or plastic a»ted«>n mow* Send resum* to FrimoUSA 46956 Liberty Or Wixom M' 48393

TRAVEL AGENT Experienced Travel Agent only Seeking .noependeni worker ^ r a e d

travel

TRAVEL COUNSELORS American Exprees Emergency Hot-line Center in Deerbom a teaamg

with a minimum of 2 yr* experience to |0*i our teem afternoon ft weak -end *nifts aveaeble We ofler com. petit ma salary ft an outstanding benefit peckege To apply aand your

American Express Hotline i Par* lane B>vd Sune 1030-Eaet

Deerbom Mi 46126 • n Equei Opportunity Empioyar

VINYL HANGER/PAINTER Experienced aidiwdua io pant ft hang vmyi lor comma ca l renova-tion* Muat heve petohmg experv

ft other 17^.7212

• aa wea aa lay-in ceang I : wor* 471

For tfap-WAREHOUSE CLERK pmg ft recarvng U u i l puter knowledge, dependeoa with very good referencaa * to 24545 Hemawey H a * Mi 46335

Mnoe evaiution p*ogram or certifi-cation from a Iraaang program through d a * * room and a.<ienii*od practical tr aining totaang at Meat 75 hours arm 16 hours devoted to su-pertvaed predical framing M ra-quwed by ledereiiew

To apply o a a i e tend resume lo

A m i c a r e H o s p i c e - S e r v i c e s , Inc

Jane Foa RSM Brsnch Manager 2555 Crooks Roed Suns 101

Troy Ml 46064

Achieving Work lorce Diversity throu^i Afflrmettve Adion/Equa Opportunny Employer

DENTAL ASSISTANT

6-4 30. experience p i M a i e O but w a n g to tram 3S3-SSS5

DENTAL ASSIST AN* Experienced only pert or h a time * days No evenings or Sets Joy Rd ft

a 274-3590

DENTAL ASSISTANT Fui or pert t-me lor genera practice m Novt/Farmangton H a a aree Expa nenoe nac aaa ary H e g o i a t i a W i

477-6501

DENTAL ASSISTANT For modem BkMmlteMJ H M o f M e Hours 10-5pm Mon Wad Thurs 12-8pm Tuee Experienced pi M a i ed but

•Ml tram CaB. 645-97*-n f n ' f t i a v i f l i T f t r r

Fua time for modem progreeerve denta ofhoe m R o y a Oek/Birmmg

Gooa pey ft benetns Experience neces sary 286-5540

DENTAL ASSISTANT Fua time b a i o R t * tamay.onemea

OENTAL ASSISTANT experancad i m m a d a M Troy 362-0786

OENTAL ASSISTANT lor famay onemed practice m Can-Ion Fua time no Sat* Experiences only 459-5353

DENTAL ASSIST ANT'fMcdptlonai for Lhrome genera p»acl»c* 25-30 n o w i pel weak some t a n r ^ j i ft Seiurday* Experience preMrred

474-1070 or 455-8567

OENTAL ASSISTANT Fu« lime poation a.aaeMa lor expn-enced p e n o d o m a asaratani ai Farmmgton H I M Good benefiti Conted Karen M 851-1034

OENTAL ASSISTANT aveaaba for a part lane poaition Denta experience a muet Should have good poopM aaaa. be chaerha

961-3434

part time imdngnts lua Tim P M Apply a Preebytanen 17363 Garfield Redtora Ml Merayn al 531-6674 Ext 34

WAREHOUSE J6L INDUSTRIAL Supply Company Kennameta mc . located hea a ha-ume poartion open ai the Receiving Dept CandKtaia muet have a m n i n M i i of 2 yrs cufimg tool background heavy aftmg and I V « orMng expenence 'ooarod Send reeume wnn salary requr* -menis lo Waanouae Maneoer P O Box 3356 Livonia Ml 48151

CERTIFIED NURSE AIDES

ng appecemna tori OOM Cea or apply

Cembndge South 16200 13 Mae Roed

Bwv*rty Has. Ml 647-6500

An E q u a Opporttamy Emptoyor

OENTAL ASSISTANT Ok* Ferminglon Speoaity pradica

•QCMTAL CLERCAL POEMONFL

terady (aacaoa? Oo yea M a Ma

I T -

DATA ENTRY TO-$8AMR N U R S E A I D E S

lor H a M aarytoa Rapre-I B M t h e D e f o e a n d Weet l

w a N e r e an A S a I a iar Op. & RECEPTIONISTS

TEMPORARY RESOURCES

7 3 7 - 1 7 1 1

EXPERIENCE A D M I N I S T R A T I V E A S S I S T A N T

Fia ama tor May aa m flu a a a a

•ME SRECS H O W A ^ f t c M O O L S • O F BMOAOCA«T ARTS I N C M

^ • t o r a ^ H

AIDES NEEDED DAYS « LIVE-INS

DiFFEREMCE S U

C R E D I T / C O L L E C T I O N S

C L E R K €t 1-2 year*

EXCELLACARE. INC ^ H 7 4 0 - 9 0 5 Q H MMUr "or.growm. 9 a cea 'or*. 173TD N CLERICAL ASSISTANT

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST uey n » * Tranaenp

721-7515

.MEDICAL A S S l S T A N T ^ B Fia ama tor buoy UvonM Dermeto*-

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WAREHOUSE WORKERS ALL SHIFTS AVAILABLE

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ARBOR TEMPS 4 5 9 - 1 1 6 6

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313-477-2000

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Thursday only, at office 476-4300

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CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANT

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Fteatta *cadkaamg Cea Dkector of Nursing SoutMMW 354-3222

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SOUTHFIELD 5 5 9 - 0 5 6 0

DMC neeim Car* Cantars 41635 W 12 M M Rd

Now Ml 48377 Located a * i l Mae ft Now Rd

NURSE AIDES Growmg home care 1 mg qaMPIan expena lor pnveM « i ty c a Oeaiend Coimty Chowe ot Oays ft Hours Caa osreea'i 10am - 4pm Uondey mru Friday

s and Corangant poatione 1 Mr nqrvkduea wan Lraam a m a l l . a r i or O f t O t k

DMC 111 ear Care Centers 41935 W 12 Mae Rd

Now. Ml 46377 Located « W 12 Mae ft Now Rd

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK eded tor

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2660 Sou Pi* IIP Ml 46037

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Cea . 557-7466

Apply Mon-Fn 2pm_4pm ONLY S^tgio S a m o a 2 7 t M W W a n a . Deerbom • • • y u . E o f e a a a l

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MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Expenencad ' u a a w e

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362S1 Schoolcrsll, Uvonis, Ml 48150 Wa Win impartial ly draw names for winners trom tha postcards wa receive Look for your name in our Claaaffled aecttona It you find «. call 963-2153. and claim your tickets It s as aaay as that f Monday winners-must call by 5 p.m. Tues-day and we muat hear f rom Thursday «*irv nera by S p .m Friday Sorry, no date substi-tutions

Professional Football at an AFFORDABLE PRICE!

TekahtfJoo LOUB Arena BoxOlfico and al CHARGE BY PHONE (313)645-6666

Centers

SMELLING TEMPORARIES

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1228 High Ridge Or Canton 48187

24427 Westgaie Or Redlord 48239

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20820 Wakefield Way Soumfield 48034

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

CONGRATULATIONS!

D i e t a r y a i d e s w a n t e d f o r a l o n g -

t e r m c a r e f a c i l i t y . A f t e r n o o n

p o s i t i o n a v a i l a b l e . E x p e r i e n c e

h e l p f u l b u t n o t m a n d a t o r y .

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MEDICAL STAFF C O O R D I N A T O R

(.time ln«n injr t l rdKjicd team erf Mcdital Staff Scrvkes Employees W e arc looking for a candidate t o All the rvalue pmi i i tm O u r i a n d i d a i r m u M have V 5 y e a n p m t n u s exper ience In an administra-tive executive secretarial level po«tiori"*1n a hospital, preferably svith medical %uJI office expenence. particularly tn credennal l ina Must be proAcient in Word Perfect Fjtcellem analytical and oqtantxational mkilb are essen-tial in establishing priori t ies and wnr iung independent ly Must enfoy sunrkina in a ser-ine* or iented atmosphere and be wiMma to be a team player

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ACCOUNTS PAYABLE B u i k j i n g m a t e r i a t s d i s t r i b u t o r h a s a n o p e n i n g f o r a c c o u n t s p a y a b l e p e r s o n . M u s t h a v e B S . In a c c o u n t i n g . E x c e l l e n t b e n e f i t s . N o n - s m o k e r o n l y P l e a s e a p p l y m p e r s o n wi th r e s u m e a n d s a l a r y r e q u i r e m e n t s for o n i n t e r v i e w o n T u e s d a y . Ju ly 2 1 . 1 9 9 2 from 10 a m • o 5 p m :

Wimsatt Building Materials

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P.O. Box 0 2 6 0 8 Detroit. M l 4 8 2 0 2

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GENERAL OFFICE & ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE

Building rrwtervals distnbutor has opening for general office end etcownta retevwble. Musi hwve B.S. i«t business twHVnt benefits Non-smoker only Pte»e apply m person wrfh resume and salary requirements for an interview on Thursday. M y U 1992 from 10 am to 5 pm.

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504 H^p Wanted

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L E G A L S E C R E T A R I E S

Lai ow 30 years ol service ana a> paance work tor you For piotos Mna DMcamenl senncee l a w r*ry or permanent. regltta now mm THE sgency lor Lag* Sacraianaa

ALL FEES EMPLOYER PAJO HILLSTROM & ROSS

AGENCY. INC 626-8186

LEGAL SECRETARY needed lor non smokaig a> arm, 1-5 yn espenenoe m mgaaon Type 70-«O»oni CompuMr mat necea-%my Sand raauma lo B MB. 2650 "alagrapn Ra Sufle 290, Bloom'md UN, 4*302 LEGAL SECRETARY lor 7 amomay ol*c* «! Soutnnalp Must hava lagai and WordParlact a«carlanca Cal Mr Alpart 1S< 6«00

lor non-smoWng Tro* paiam Hrm E«i»ianoad word proeaaamo • »S-70 rrpm raquirad Tracy 64B-3B50

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ODaarvar 4 Ecoantnc Hawspapars 3«51 Schoowan Rd

UvonM Ml 150 LEGAL SECRETARY WANTED

IB Stlornar downtown Oatroti lawnrm aaak* aaoatary »«m 1 *-yaars agar aspananca praHrsPTy * pMmVfra workar > oompanaaoon or nagHganoa BOganon TO- wpm. WoroPartacs Si. and aorarv iodaal wnn caanis nscsaaary Eicsasrl banaIHa oackaga Bkia Croaa/«ua OhisH Ma. JisaBWy. IA aaraooai. days. 2 waaks rteailon. panawn plan. 40IK ptan and parking ab-pand Salary nagonaM Sand ra-auma' to omoa fianagar 2300 Fmt Matronal Buadmg. Devon Mt 4«22« Non-amoaing onca

An Equal Opportunity Empwyar LEGAL SECRETARY lor partnar m Farrrangton Miaa dalanaa Hrm Mual M waa organoad S typa mmmum SOwpm Good < alar ancaa raouirao Minimum 5 yaaraaapartanca Sane raauma to Bos 460 OCaarvar I Eecantrte Nawapapars

36261 SeAooteraURd LMoma Mi 44160

LEOAL SECRETARY . praatlgious Oatrort law ftrm aaaka lag* sacra-tary am mtwrnum 3 yra Wgal aapa-nanca Muat poaaaaa strong typing. good commun-caiKX.1 or jarxrattona1

mm» 4 word Parlad Snontiand a plua good Mna*ta Sand raauma to Bos SM Medical Staff

OFFICE PERSONNEL your omoaaspai

to tKjma HnmadMM Wl and part-time poamona avaMMa tor tha toaowsng Maa. Word Procaa-sors {at sonwarai. LagW Sacratar-•aa. Wacapi-onl/Samfcboara. Data Entry Wa oAar Tamp Mad maur-anoa. Monday Pay. and Bonueea

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SNELLING TEMPORARIES

LIVOWA_ 4A4-2100 SOUTHFIELO 352 1300

AUBURN HILLS. 373-7500 PERSONNEL ASSISTANT

Entry aard t testing WordStar term temporary

RECEPTIONIST Hoytnga Buamaaa Syiwm naa immediate MWta opening T*a poaruon requires IIICHSHI teto-pnone akiaa. typ«g * Mtg

RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY Saaamg a waa organoad. oonaaan-uoue aalt-atanar Tor »u» mm poai-tion aa racapt wn*! secretary Muat pesaaaa auparc communication •aaa and a onasint uiuiaaamna phone mannar Eapananca with me Apple Maclntoa" * MUST (MacWrite-'MacDraw'Escat aott-waral Submit raauma to:

mow raquaad Cuanary Degree •

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' RECEPTIONIST /SWITCHBOARD

SECRSTARY NEEDED tor SoutTv-naW proparty aianagaiwariit compa-ny Seakiag aspaitarwad ndMduai WWI IIIL II'II organeatenai com-mxncHon. and typing aaaa Muet be l illBtlia with WorOPartad Sand raaiane earn salary Na Saoretary, P. O Box 5071. Bald. Ml. 440— SECRETARY . pan ama tor buay Meal Eatata aeprnaal company m FarmmMon MMa (1» Maa/Orcfterd Laka anal Duties amuda typing, m-Vtg. phone anpaataig. computer - -K-.ieo.je Ul l in Uaal tor Mgn

MMors I local coaage stu-summar trslqmg 1 3ay* s Appros 4-apm 2 tag

Alternate Sat poaamie panaatnn U SO-M lO/tr to

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BAR FERBON4 GRUL COOK Clean manor, atmoapnat* Appty JR a Lounge. 234>0 Fywe Maa naar Telegraph 531-4740 BAR STAFF. WAIT STAFF. COOKS Apply wWMn R u n Kpyeoard Lounge WTO Wayne Road. Waal-land 724-0330 BART ENOen/MANAGER Day or rsgtus Fu4 or part tsne Enaa t. Scnooicrafi. E ol Etrargraan Caa. Joe 27'-4376 or 43MM66

BARTENDERS NEEOED For pari t m work Some oookmg

MIDNKI T PREP COOK Some aapariviK* pral mrrm* It 30pm to 400am PLaaaa apt balaaen 4am to Bam Or 1pm 2pm Conuet OWna U»xt al:

NK3HT COOK-PART TIME. Apply m paraon: Oanara. 7B40 N Wayne Hd « WaeHan*

program Caa Lisa Dumsa • 356-7111

REAL ESTATE ONE. IMC.

CaB 244-6224 or aand r

ATTENTION Eam aalra caan

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or Vlnca Lee (work) 451-7475 Canton 447-4770

poemon Appkcam mtasa Ptionaa. lypatg 35 WPM knowledge a " grery poamon

BARTENDERS pari t.me Muat t tor banquet work 4 ever-

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RECEPTiONiST duties part lima Send reaponee to Bos i*»l Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers

36251 Sehooierall Rd Ltironra Ml 44150

RECEPTIONIST'TYPIST General ofltoe dutiaa Smaa Troy

" ' 25 hours H2!H^Xa L T K I 2 J per week Sand raauma to Reeume or_M» Judy Omhank s— POBO«W116

2929® ,

Lrvoraa Ml 44150 LOAN PROCESSOR

National consumer Knanoe company nas opening tor a Loan Proceaaor naaponsrbliae mckrUe loan da«al-opmant. proceeemg 4 audnmg Competitive salary 4 oompraheneiva Denaftt* Sand reeume only to Ms Bteeaiey 26477 Northwestern Hwy Ste 104. Southheid Ml 48034

MARKETING SECRETARY international agency haa opening tor Word Perfect and Harvard Grap«c« expenence To $10/hr Caa Sytva al UNIFORCE 367-0037

MEDICAL BILLING CLERK Fua tana poamon with large medical tab m SoutMlaid Prarfoue medical

oc-torinxuCT 1 RECEPTIONIST - Southlteto Aornm-. . . «_ latrattve omce o• mum-tocatwn

naeoad tor ryn smoking ly. hrm pr.cK, seeks s moti»ateO Computer taart naiaaia^ , indrndual tor poamon o' Recap4ior>-

2 ? 3 m .SI Switchboard op ator Mual nave eseeHani telephone akHM 4 be comtortatue "«th computers Piant-oua experience deeirade Non-smokers only Sand reeume nOud-inj salary history to:

Receptionist P O Box «27t

Troy Ml 460M

SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST I tarmmgton Hiaa CPA Mual haM good secretarial ikBs 4 computer word pi nuaaeirig aaparianca Needs to be an m-«wga person 477-1483

• SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST • • M araa. Secretary Strong 'naB sk«s WordPeriect t Lotus a pma

I Receptionist wNTi tap notch : aaaa. phone board a y land 46 Wpm typmg CALL TOOAY

99IM)900 |_REME0Y TEMPORARY SERVICESj

many needs your sacra- I

RECEPTIONIST /SECRETARY - Fu4 tana Typeig. word prooaaaaig 4 til-ing experience Jss.ee ExcaAant opportunrty Good banaMs For ap-potntmam. caa 364-40*4

mg »a> To UN»ORCE

LEGAL SECRETARY tor n g n v I bang SX| team n Southheid lawtlrm Litiga Benellts Apply m person or send tion experience necaaaary Starting • reaume lo Citation Cknical Lab salary commenaurate with sxperv ! 23775 Northweetarn Hwy ance Liberal tnnge oeneMaa Caa ; SouthAaW. Ml 44075

S°e**1 " 7 B30C ! MEDICAL TRANSCWPTK3NIST For pnvala practise Experienced in-dividual with medical terminology WordProceeamg »•»» Pieaaant orolseelnnsl demeanar s muat Fua Tima E llll'l SALARY"BENEF TS Caa Mrs Loeai Miciagan Head Pam 4 MuerotogKal atatttute Ann Arbor

973-1156

RECEPTIONIST- Fun-Time Muat have excellent phone ekias 4 some bookkeeping experience Muat be availatte lo work week ends Apply a< person or can Ethan Alton. 15700 Mtodtooert Lhrorke ""

RECEPTIONIST. I SECRETARIAL POSITION Full tana poamon avaaabia tor medi- Award wtnning sutomotlva parts

Sterling swpaar in Ltvcma haa a secretarial aume 4 opening in the Oiaar, control da-

SECRETARIAL GENERAL OFFICE Permanent pan-tmva Farmington HiUs CPA «rm WordParteci e«t enca raquaad typing. t»no. pNo

261-7740 ! etc Nor smoking olfica 656-191

SECRETARY SuOurban utarty needs yoia seers tanal experience and word pr jesss mo s»s«s To 110/hr Caa Saa, si UNIFORCE 367-0037

SECRETARY TO CONTROLLER Maior property management com-pany needs Lome 4 WordPerteci 61.-your good mam or orgawa-

BATES HAM8UAGER6 Mae. LMcma 22291 Middiaoen Farming)on Fua 4 pert urns, meals and unitorme torraafted AppN ai parson. 4am lo 10am 4 2pm to 6pm

BROILER COOK - EVENINGS Catarvtg eapenenoe a ptos

Buddy » BBC Caa Joanna or Fran. »5'-l260

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rpom Limitao number ol apcwcx tiona beaig eccaptad at this time Please apply ai person between 9am-4pm at Kmgaiey inn. 147S No Woodwarfl. Btoomttald HJs CHILI'S GRILL 4 BAR naw restau-rant openmg Hrnj aa poeitione espec My experancad cooks Greet pay 4 benefns Apply at person at 32769 Northwestern Hwy Famwngton Hais

COOK/DIET AIDE Pan time afternoons Fanrangton araa Contact Mrs Troy* 473-7141

NOW HIRING Hostess and Wansiaft Apply artMa. oelors 11. aftor 3pm RIFFLES at Mu».«e 14730 NorthWa Rd _ COOKS

/JJT\ A reers expenenca Com-

1476 W Mspla(atCrooM> S T A T I O N 8 8 5

MMHMMQ Expenanced Night una Cdoas 6 Day wan Stan, tua or pari tima Apply wrthm 7 days per wa. 2-5 pm at 665 Slake aether «i FtymouWis melonc OW VlSege 4W-0B46

The Moose Preserve Now Hiring COOKS!!

Good pay aaaibto hoiam. goad ben-t Expananoad ooofcs spor, m son, Mon-Sat between l-4gai Man maM alar 4pm. al 23B5

rd Ave

S A L E S

A S S I S T A N T W SateM Cemmuracate

• an opening at oa Bammghs Ilea tor a Sales Aaant tra

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Ftaattta hoias, part or M tima c j y r r s s r 4^-200. ATTENTION SALES ASSOCIATES

» brmg tun 11 a —

Hence to mjae 416 000 to OOP* year it group ol people to work

tstsnd i employee dncthi ' tr saang you • need lo ba

MONEY MOTIVATE©! Jul II I Wi • M a Mem • OBn Mas Expel-

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Fn 346-6329 326-1762

Caa 4pi»-4pm. 622-4644

EOC/M/F toasa

WAITER-WAITR tiara 4nr*r at narsnn I n-4pm Senators 9ca4o

SECRETARY to 117.000

Haunts Ptaaae aubmn reaume 1102. Sterling noed

LEGAL SECRETARY Southheid law arm looking tor legal eecretary. 3-4 yrs mawnum axpan-anca Personal miury wordPerieci

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LEGAL SECRETARIAL POSITION Part time Mon 4 Tues WordPer-•act axcaasnt teMlphooe 4 orgera-rsnonsi saiMs required Sand re-sume U> 3000 Town Center Sune 2690 Southheid. Ml 44075

LEGAL SECRETARY Fua lima lor Troy law Hrm I or more yeers agai experience required Saury commensurate with expen-ence Send raauma lo P O 4726 Troy. Ml 44099 cEGAL SECRETARY Atlomay seeks nigmy motivated salt aufK-cant rekabie ugei sec/el sr. WordPeriect Sand resume to 0 Dow. 31700 Teagrapn. Sune 110 S-ngham Farms Ml 44026

LEGAL SECRETARY Experienced tor Fsnwngion Has isw tlrm PlsMsnt working cond.-tions tor non-smoker Must have ax-carance m word proceeamg Salary

> wtth expenenca sag.1444

MORTGAGE LOAN PROCESSORS Our expending Business raquaas immadiaM sddrtions lo our mort-gage pr oc peeing statt Experienced oray need apply Salary commen-sursie with expenanca Tolal com-pansanon a ths ragnasi at ma av dustry BanaMs deluded For more reformation pMeee call 642-1030

Director Heignts Ml . 44311-1102

RECEPTIONIST OFF ICE TEAM professional with t • yrs ekpen-ence Data entry 4 word processing watt required

0 F F I C E T E A M 524-3110

An Equal Opportunny Empioyar RECEPTIONIST -Iga time Excaaent banaht package Mature person should apply « Scott Shuptrme Fur-niture »r7 E 14 Mue Troy

ugh. i typaig end

NEEOED Energetic. reeponsioM sell sterter tot tua »ne receptiorust position ai buay cats only stannary hospital people oranted. non-smoker com-puter expenence 540-7402

RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY tor growing subbrben accounting Hrm Computer end wordperleci tkst. neceasary Sand reeume lo 0 E P O 3234 Southheid. Mt . 44037

NIGHT AUDITOR Pat time Sunday 4 Monday ughts midnight to 4am Musi hevs book-keeping expenenca Apply at Botstord Inn. 26000 Grand Rtw

tamg sea* A knowledge ol Lotua 123 sod WordParteci » also re-ou»red Sand raauma t - Box 466 Obearvar 4 Eeoentric Hewepepers

36251 Sehooierall Rd LtvonaMI 44160

SECRETARIAL POSITION, full time is evaaaHa fo quality mdnndua at a grama Electronic Manufactures Representative Company, in Farm-mgton Has Ttaa awportant paraon would have extensive PC rironra

SECRETARY I-WORO PROCESSOR neeoec tor S u u B a a j t ree Mw firm

try leva poemon 640-4447

SECRETARY ' d n n o n a aiyerience end

Word Perleei fti ere ussdna Oy

Can S n a o r « UNIFORCE 473-2*32

, Experancad pen bme day Of eva-beneHts ; rung ahilt IMaibM hoirs On The Tee

Reataurant 476-5193 COO* GRILL experancad Days Apply Hi person DuMaps Pv* Grub, 23*51 w ' Mae • 0» E TeMgraph

would need lo teem piayar ear ragh quality stand srds An excellent environment to work Man and grow In tor OM ngw ragh acfaaver Sand Itosuma To: GREG RATMSBURG PO Box 3361

Fsrmangton HllM. Ml 46333

RECEPTIONIST needed for busy Novi office DUIMS atdude PHONES mail 4 Wing Hours 8-5 30, Mon Frt . one Sal per mo 4am-»»oon , Sand raauma to Kraght Emarpris . f**1

aa'Oalta Fuels. 40600 Grand «»ver Novi 46376. Attn SMrtey Tromtatia

SECRETARIAL POSITION Aaaiktant lo saMs and marketing pspenment tor a netiemsay drslnb-uled organic food company Com-

S E C R E T A R Y $18 000

round plus word-

ALL FEES COMPANY PAID PERMANENT STAFF

Farmington Has 737-5750 Troy 566-272C

Deerbom Mt 4*123 PO

LEGAL SECRETARY With 2-4 years experience m corpo-rate law for Ren-Cen Law Frm Ex ceaant typing, comntxjmcatxon and or gemiationa Unas required Shon-nand heflpJ. WordPeriect 5 1 re-qursd Can ADMINISTRATOR

3 30-5 30pm, (313) 259-6300 LEGAL SECRETARY

tary Musi heve excaaent grammati-cal v « abaty to work .aider praa-sure. dependability fMaiblltty, WordPartact 5 1 4 deere to work as peri ol steam Travel allowance and excellent eanaWs * you qualify piasse send rsarins to Box 492 Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia Ml 44150

OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR Fua accounting, word processing Sen staner organnad non-smok* : tiona skas and rsaaoaty a miat tor Troy ofllca 6*2-6371 Can Omce Manager 356-4*90

SECRETARIAL POSITION - Faan pace olfica - will accept r«sumas to Genera Sacrelanal poaton Muat be expriencad m WordParteci 5 1 Lotua fiotler Expenence In typing nang and leiaipivone aktaa Forward aaumai lo

AMOCO OIL COMPANY 302*3 Orchard Lake Rd Siaia 100

RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY ! Farmmgion Has Ml 4B334 or May Oakland courmas leading mortgegs tax yoia resumes to 313-465-6394

ist'awftch- ; •

RECEPTIONIST Permanent-pen tana Mon-Wed 9-5 for nradauad law Hrm ai South tieu Must have expenenca answer-ing buoy pbonee Good

SECRETARY. Excaaent offlca tkas nciudmg Mac intotfl knowMdge Wat organuad 4 IMxitaa Saary 16 - M par hr with benefit Send Ml-tar cf appucenon to Mary M Mc Gowen Executnre Direclor Wayna-Westland Community Schools 36746 Mar quelle Weetlend Mi 4*146

An Equa Opporturvty Cmptofsr

OFFICE ASSISTANT For a amao Fammgton Maa proper ty management office Data entry ! bank aaekt raceptionistraw..vn- — crr-RFTARY ADVERTISING clerical dutas. good math eptttude 1 board operalor muel expen- j 1 n rr- - - - - Mttime excePeni phone Mas s must Non- ; ance wfth buay MMcmona rarworx. EjoalMW iow^aty jo^ja t m smoking offtos Send reeume wnh excaaent saMry 4 benefits PMeee i salary reoulrememt to PO Box oontael Tina al 313-640-8000 ; 3232. Fsrrtangton HUM Mi 44333 An Equa Opportunity Employw

cEGAL SECRETARY - 30-35 hrs par

MANAGEMENT SECRETARY Exciting naw deportment of Fortune SOO tlrm needs protosaona tor long term ass-ar-menl To SlO/hr Caa Sloara at UNIFQRCE 646-7661

LEOAL SECRETARY Town Cantor aeeas tog notch Sec-r alary tor medical ma pracSoa al fqrtey Must know Wordpertocl 5 1 uaamum 2 yrs medica mapractlca I'kgation experience neceeaary Compatitnre starnng salary, medi-ca denta We meuranoe mc -Cat

9*6-0000

LEGAL SECRETARY — Pan lima Nwfor downtown law tlrm located a '•M Renaaeance Center, has anme-d«ie openmg tor the above poe.-tigr The poaition m tor Mondays 4 taatdays P-evioue aga experience oea typmg I*«5wpm reqtared Sal-kM commenaurato with expenence Parkng aaotment acAidad •f-you Quaify PMeee aend reeume aMT' MMry reqaremenis to D"fttCMA GOSSETT Human Ra source. Dept 0, 400 Ran eat ance Center Detroit Ml 442*3

An Equa Opportunity Employer LEGAL

WORD PROCESSOR WANTED Downtown Detroit 14 eflorney plain-tiffs awflrm teeaa word proceaaor

OFFICE CLERK Are you naluraPy fnandN 4 have a deare to help others? Fsrmmgton Has law firm a a need of e tut time parson to nap wtth copying tang arranOa 4 pnora araeanng Rak-abM tranaportation raquaad along wnh a good altitude We oRa a-tractive ol»eaa 4 excaaent benents Send reeume oi Mtter of appkeatain to P O Box 9067 Farmmgion H«a Ml 4*333

RECEPTIONI8T TYPIST Company relocates to So KriqwMdga of WordParteci cy a muat Above average tea commumcalions aklta Sand' to Personnel Manager. 31651 Scnooacraft Lnmme. Ml. 44160

An Equa Opportunny Employer

tismg company SaaM muet aicluda I and general ofkee expen Contact

Jay LMberman PVL INC

Swttcnbovd Oparato1/ Racaptionlsl

Summer

COOK Iiaaoad tor Sunday Brunch UP 10 t* per hour Experience pre-Mrred Roee Cottage 505 N Cen-ter NorthvtlM. 3*9-0505

•ween 2pm-4pm . . Norma Oyktwr Bar. 29110

Fnrajm Southfield WA TPERSONS WANTED h pen time mgfrta Cat betaaan 12 noon-3pm. Tuee 4 Fn Franaa s ol Qaden CWy *21-3*24

WAITRESS/WAITER, Pen-Time 20 nrs /wk Mon-Fri.. days Apply a paraon Darby Ba. 13401 MiddMtan Livoraa WAIT STAFF 6 CASHIERS • exper enced inang IO work Fat 4 Winter Apply tl Farmmgion a no a eal dak reaiauram NW corna Drake Grand Riva. LPs Stock 4 Barrel WAIT ST AFT deys 4 nignia, pal 4 tut time Apply emtmn Money Tree Reetaurt Meadowbrook m >aovi 3*9-2*70 WAIT STAFF - Now fam^o 4 lunch Servers Apply Otoe's Kitchen Old Orchard 6655 Orchad Lake Road. W Bloolmaitf

506 Hatp Wanted Sate*

The quamed aaididaM afaxaJ poa-etet 3 years experance a a at onantad Hiaaiaa typk*. <* wpm. and knosiMogs of Loaa i WuidPatoel 5 1 TTaetaaiy to wor.

etocaM ome productively and ata-fypmg are aao raquaad

For um Ida anon, pieeee aend your p w AAWM Com-< Harbor Drive. P O

Box 10210 Baamaord. CT 0B4O* Attention Human Raamrree An equa opportunity amptoya c

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C o m m u n i c a t i o n s ADVERTISING SAUES REP

amerctei ad saMs tor nai Cecil"aocoiMit a i i g a i conaam" peytfMCk 522-4039 axl 9*0 |

AD VERT IBING SALES Weakly newspapa seats adi ag aaae Rap ONLY print meda xaMe experience wa be ceneiderod' Cat tm only 661-4321 ADVERTISING SALES newsprint display ede axcetat opportunny wnh senary 4 oommaaons Jom the leeaeet growing direct met company a McftMan Can Mr Evens

292-0446 A GREAT PLACE TO WORK'

REAL ESTATE ONE. INC PLYMOUTH . CANTON Cfterl your course lor raa aetata

- Beet Suywr- Seel Seta" Syetoma

JACQUELINE STEUER 737-9000 477-4353

C O L D W E L L

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C A R E E R NO EAPEAICNCE NECESSARY

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FIRE YOUR BOSSI OPPORTUNITY WITH A FUTURE

$ 8 0 0 - $ 2 , 0 0 0 PCRWK

Caenpaatdaty Company wfack Cat 10am 4pm Monroe Omce 313-243-4004

ENERGETIC? • you are a aaa woan aaed, lagri en-agy pason afa • looking tor a cnanangag caaa a laaaa. ka may be tor yeit You w« be f . nEH tor ja i aopag new caaMi a ~ growing lane or ary heap told aa

MO COST FIRST TWO SALES FOR EXPERKNCED

REAL ESTATE AGENTS

RED CARPET KSIM MAPLE WEST. IMC

851-S010 PART TIME OPPORTUtarrv

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Atwkaea a Menegerrara tha exenmg caraa y Cat 357 5120

SALES PERSON WANTED tor wwv iry Expaanoe ia 4: . I SALES REP

TO $20,000yr. tdeyweMLbanaaM wrf

CMU3CANEM an to care tor 4 i

PfymeuW ca* Gertn. 420-0 Garden CRy eta Ktt* *64-4i»6 Dearborn Mis ca Tenet 774-1440 GENERAL MAINTENANCE and tor nRure saore daitiMs ExoS driving record. kee end a Boa Apply a person mt im Conagnmenta. 31574 Grand R.-

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INVENT 0<»Y . 9t PER HOUR • "taiMi upawta a.aaori ny needa paopM who are

GROSSE POiNTE EMPLOYMENT aGENCY

NANNY* * HOUSEKEEPERS aan fapenance related Tea aaatry and S " TK NANNY NETWORK B4B OTP

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ACTIVE STRAIOMT m me aama tor Fa lanat aaed ARanoona - ^ aaFAJ

A DAY FULL Of km waang tor year aaaa or aaaa a MM of TLC M a p t n Baa Opar a eat 1 day tree to try us eul Ma rawkrc Ane Arbor Tra* 422-02it

managed by a CRB* iCarttked Raa Eatae Bn

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Caa To ae^RB CRS 455-7000

A- 1 IWAI >X| s a America a all Salary-Commrssior

a home setoeon grs Tppoffirmi

Fut Trarang ProvKMO RICH PLAN FOOD SERVICE

Smce 1946 4 5 3 - 5 1 0 0

or,. 1-80Q-556-FOOO B/L1NGUAL

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ARGENTINA MEXCO

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I Bl-Mnguel fiaplut 466-7747

PROFESSIONAL TEMPORARY SERVICES

PO BOX 3279 F ARMINGTON HILLS Ml 4*333

FAX 737-6646 ENTRY LEVEL SALES PCWON to. nme faaonalf. good commu-mcaion a a 4 motnrakon more m-

9am-12 noon 641-3111. Oenae a ext 46 or Celts an a exl 35

E N T R Y L E V E L S A L E S R E P

compsny ca 4 aaa aioanth Sa«] reeume to Box 624 Otaa'ia 4 Eccentric 'ls.sean

3*261 ScftoOKraR Rd Uvona Ml a t>0

JPtGLE BELLS. JaNGLE BELLS jagMaiMway u

Demoratrslori needs a na of Cfiiltaiii _ _

... a. Avaage 420 pa Hour wim FREE ka and FREE Iraneng sa your osm ia>ura 4 alart eamag a tnp

'cat ST**S or 421-4314 LOAN ORkMNATORS

MrMnced. to pm nawty aieb-ad arm locaaad a Roya Oak Ex

reeume to 316 £ Woodwad Su 204 Roya oa Ml 4*067 or ca

5*4-8220

leoonlekiQ. to contact rata grocery 4 d r u g > a d a ^ a M r r - c a

R E A L E S T A T E C A R E E R

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Cae Jofei •anauea. Uweme REAL ESTATE ONE

261-0700 a ; REAL ESTATE CLASSES flm

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Bt»A*TCAJ«

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347-0TT7

are iqokBig tor peraone who a »M aBRfy to oa on eur pre*-

RESPON&ALE TEEN SITTER SMMkCk Avenue

1 peraone abaty Caa 525-4296 tor a

STANLEY STEAMER «M netione ta a carpet 4 vpnoMSery clean-

ing a looking tor an si ill jatsm *

t ana.Ing 4*6-1129

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MEDICAL SALES'PART TB4E •anerkeung • Bete • comna on «wn liovtw npan fa

© AIOES NEEDED DAYS & LIVE-IMS

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SEEKING TELEMARKETERS

enca Earn bea saary - com aon to 136 000 tra yea Degree preMrred Expenencad repe or re-

473-7210

FAST GROWING merk4actura teas factory rapr» •xUM SSOK - U60K first yeaf

MAJOR TELECOM COMPANY SEEKS SEVERAL SALES PEOPLE LOOKING

«oe x>%" P°*kr*Mi tor MBT FOR A NEW CAREER? Cewtrsx. ca proceeang 4 tele-phone eouoment Sand reeume to

SALES MANAGER 268*0 Lahea Rd

SoutniMld. Mi 4803* MANAGEMENT INCOGNITO. MUSK raeled laefuon cuaang and accaaeonee ITAL1ANO Shoes and aa trier Looking tor managa/buya to eeeat owners m runrvmg and oierseamg

ouw heve aggiaai s saa a«t and have e

thorough uwda atoning and aaaiy tor trakang ot cutioma service

1 awards a seeking i telemarketer tor { the Femngion fail office Wa trsm I Ca SyfvM

NOW THAT SUMMER tC HERE wottd you ant to take a waft I _ ga pad tor *? idea work tar the nomemaa cotage awdant. reeree 4 omen wfw ham ana * dnaae to eam aalra mooma Daft. mommy magazines to t a yaw conamnay tale . earwngs. naxoa days * BM oppor-Mt»f» contrector American PAINT N STi*F Pam i

Dioomlaatraa 441-4240 HOUSEKEEPER NANNY - tor 2 ante d i a a (I * Ty. 6-4 days a

a Farmmgion MMs Own trane-taaon MaeictsCainHH

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(313)***-3016

TELEMARKETING

stang Tha — . . begat t caraa a Raa EstsM The

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Mae your future ROCK SOCIO

T h e P r u d e n t i a l Great Lakes Realty Mrs wmon 7»-*3io

xoepaoaitl, Owned and Opaatod TELEMARKETING"

LOveaO -ae toi my 3 chndran Mon my Farmmgton Has hona ham own iraneportakon 4 be non

mvoived Cat aftor 4pm 4*9-5*: LOV»«G WOMAN wanted to Sva

home 4 cam tor J ijadtai

EXCELLACARE. INC. 740-9050

urtng caagiva tor 3 mo old and 4 yr old a oa Farmmgion Has home. beganmg MM Aug * lo 4pm Man

509 Haip Wanted

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CLEANING SERVICES

CLEAmaaG 2 WOMAN TEAM | Oweaaaifa i | i HIM

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CASH DAILY Pert Tme Work F>* rns Pay

425-5226 TELEMARKETING

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An Epal Opporwrnty Emptoya PERMANENT PART TBtE Secre-tary 20 pka hours pa waa

MATURE BABYSITTER/ a needed tor Soumhad . noma Live vi or oul OiLti'ii leiaiartica raquaad 4*3-0*31 73T-t*20

COOKS * PANTRY Fut time nights Expaienced Roy« Oek Araa 5*9 294

COOKS-PREP WAlTSTAFF DISHWASHERS Must nave expen-enca 4 vatsponetnn Serious av qmrae only First anpraaaont Ctt Mon - Fn . »-12 PM 476-36*4 COOKS WAIT STAFF Bus Parson Apply a pason 7295 Orchad Lake Rd. Wt 5pm

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Looking lor en expaienced paeon tor our Southfield

cale Good banaMs Apply m person 2-5pm Graanhad Rd N ol t2 Mm

-COOK WANTED Apply m person el Harry a Soons Ba 1296* TeMgrspn (ai Jeftnea X-wey) Redford

A CAREER IN REAL ESTATE SALES WITH US IS A REAL JOB Our programs and i am so affectum ae ( guaanteamua

some of S25.000 DON T GAMBLE WITH YOUR FUTURE CALL ME TOOAYW

SUE KELLY 6**-*700 REAL ESTATE ONE INC

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d tome typing required Apply fre-neaon. 23400 Keoga-r

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CREW PEOPLE malum Ml 4 pan time days S625 4 up to start Teco Bet Reataurant. 13 mm 4 South

642 5727 An Equa Opportmty Emptoya

DtSHWASdER 4 BUS PERSONS

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ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE SALES

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FOR RECORDED

JOB DESCRIPTIONS Cat 4*9-01*4 Aa 1 men dm 4

Cans received 2* km- day

Ara You Sarious About SELLING REAL ESTATE?

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PART TIME «Mn CMnca person needed tor Mel paced mameung compeny located a SoulMWad/12's Ml FtaxibM acneudM mrMe 1-5

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Otna m r a 4 Eccentric Hewepepers 3*251 Scnootorrft Rd

UvonM Ml 4 * 160

SECRETARY memetKma company haa

opening lor a highly mOMduaJ arth mmksaati 2

yeas expenence Requiree eaoat-ant shormsnd a speed wrmng 4 computa tktks flWordPartoetl Sand reeume nciudmg saary laetory 4 ra-quraments a conkdenca tor Human Resource Depl P O Boa 9*6 Troy. Mt **099

An Equa Opportune EmpMia

R E C E P T I O N I S T TO 119.000

Major company semi R Secretary to grea ckenti pertorm cNai " " ^ ocemmgjr

CWvers/fieo Racnthars Co 344-6700 FAX 344-6704

Secretary/Assistant Construction comperry aeamg pa

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DRIVERS fWcnen Help tor Pma placa a Ypeaami Okrt or tua tire Apply at Round Houa Puaa 5*70 Bridge Rd 463 *400

EXECUTIVE CHEF with exciting atom tor large caterag hrm a Ann Arba Creatm tt* motmeted wen dtnaopmow men-eganant a as 4 potntm amtuda 3oa our team 830-1643

-ACT NOW CXr top iaa rapt am nerang S3.000-S 10.000 pa tme Fa aiervma ca*

ARE YOU THINKING ABOUT

GETTING INTO REAL ESTATE?

Top Training - Naitona Company. Orea OfBce Expenenca} agan* sek aoout our 100X proorem m Northvtee 'No*, cat Chuck Feel al

3 4 7 - 3 0 5 0

C O L D W E L L

B A N K E R Schwaftzar Raai Estate

19 omc«* Expect the best*

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

m Marveling far E.pwrwnced a Naw Bagiri now fa t quick start! A unique t00"v program

Call Jerry Borregard

C E N T U R Y 2 1

C H A L E T

4 7 7 - 1 8 0 0

FRANCHISE SALESPERSON

Mai groamg n esisie cumpeny Gm 4 drea Comect JBI COURTNEY

Remerica of Michigan 4 5 9 - 6 2 2 2

Buying expenanca a mafor me a trade mows a ptot PMeee sera

reeume to INCOGNITO P O Box 12B*

Roya Oek , Ml 4*067 MANAGEMENT 4 SALES Poatlon

Fi* pen nme tor lovely Bkmmgnam gift shop Rtttn expenence re-qulred 25*-957t

LINGERIE SALES aomen. 3 deys -10 to 6 Good pey pwmsnl qnaron-

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ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES

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ADVERTISING REP The Deny Tribune a seeking an penanced display advertising

Mt-aaw

ART GALLERY Outade Sam Very

parence helptui out not rsctiiiry ly iiitamitd a your

. M » you quakfy pmaso cat George 522-2200

CHANGE YOUR LIFE! Stan a naw caaa a reel set ale today Cat Caa Yoa m 624-1300 for Troy Arm or Carol Sfanon 652-4600 la Rocnetta tree

•REAL ESTATE ONE

JEWELRY SALES Pan-Time

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ROZ & SHERM Mapie/Tatagraph Larga Trt-Country

Hyundai Daaler Wants AUTO SALESPEOPLE TO SELL NEW 4 USED CARS

ATTENTION GRADUATES Tlaed tH sending out fttnumm wrth-om my sap ones'? We o«a t

CUSTOMER SERVICE/ SALES

10 yr oad serwee company making paraon with eitractim pRont voice

•Good i • Good workag nebrts . Pasonttity

preferred but nol required PoeKxon m Southheid Bern * Bonus -

ttatinn Hring mmedaiay ttktar Jervvta 567-660*

WE OFFER • Opportvany » eam too 000-S5C 300 a 1

MARKETING S25K GUARANTEED

Laada a readtnua home Ma seeks t n imttl Sam Person to •ram «a a Raa EataM SeMe poamon nae opan a our t taulPa w aaae-ol-me-en omce a S» mm Rd and Haggarty Rd j> We ant MecR you OwouB" our S P S

program Tb arrange en -* eta. MR STEVE MOCKING

C E N T U R Y 2 1 . H a r t f o r d S o u t h

464-6400

Fut a pat lane. New or expai-enced amet nmh aroaim offiea

. Mftki 665-9000ERA Ben REAL ESTATE SALES WEST BLOOMFIELD

»25 000( PROQTWFT LA»'"M SEPAT m IM A WE iteming yaurs tor a pnone cat to

Frsr U.S. y ,*&1 -6000 Stan * our Real

The

SUPERttARKET MCRCMANCMSCK pan lime needed by Rtaow Cook-» company tor tmt.a work M 60 an how to Man

pan ti 75 pa N pus bonuam Ct* 4*

MOT 522-4500 TELEMARKETING POSITION

pasa wim en Mint phone manna i 20*. Soanaad ae 44076 a am ow fa "" " " "

ly workng en SIM kaa«M ._ _ .

Mon-Fri. 4-4pm c S L ' Sorpae-tam. 341*5 Weob Drfm. Weetland

MAIU*E FEMALE Dearborn/waa-tend to wacf> l yr oka 8 30 pm Mon-Fri TOW home Non smoka Own car Sten Sept 425 3C25

ed Rtpty to- Box a*7S Obeervar * Eccentnc Hi i at

3*261 ScRuac/at Rd Uvormati 44180

CARETAKER COUPLE xjmmur _ "ttSoTD

I MOTHER 1 lor yow »«d nilaM M 3

1 tat old 23j sa 1 expert Rat aicim Sma group

1 Mdaty a yow Ra am U tai l ill

f* i-*a*i NEED HELP as TOUR MOME-1

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427.*744 Home Health Aides mother of 2 wa baftyaa. wMtNa- C o m p a n i o n / Sitters

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REAL ESTATE SALES Enageuc and atria to Mem irom top treaers with nanorwade -aa ae-tata company Ct* today to bega vaneiy of Lun'wetr pMra. mckjd-

, mg 100% m P»rmoulh cat P11 Ryan > a 453 6600

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TELEPHONE WORK mdad dietary tor weenand 4 AAan Park n e c stang Area Fut aid pert-time Meeure — persona No weekends 3*1-47tO

say e must SeMry plue TRUESOELL TRUCK. INC SHU 30pm"Mon-Fri a. 47*433*

t of Vofm OM heavy trucks

MdfntH iWLL

TELSfHCeiE WOI PERMANENT. PART

Looting tor inwsehng pen nme work m 1 change rn pace and to

110 aeomat 4 hows. 5 days pa

MATURE WOS4A* Tr»fKPneiown-J«lo»ingcera4»i RESiOENT MANAGER COUPLE L « l T Exp—nea, tor mamrn 72

MORTGAGE COMPANY needs a Mm onenMtl Loan ORloa tot pro-| aieea a arid tea gromng Sout 1 im For norv-comonrang and

NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED service conweny looking toi OM bea end proMeacmaU mamted eemeigs potemta lor the not* avpaduato LM ma hetr you uatl Cat Mr Grata between 12 noon 4 5pm 364-3210

, em Fcr top earvan

R e m e r i c a e 5 5 ® HOMETOWN REALTORS gels you

NEW ERA BROKER a Fermmgtor HtM a looteig tor k Tramng Direc-tor Growth opportunity Compeny

EARN EXTRA INCOME tor the hok-

7011 Orchard Laka Road West Bloomfield. Mi 48322

lmt Time in 9 5 Y e a r * MAX BROOCK RF.AI.TOR3 Career Opportunity Night

POT the nrst time in oarer 95 year*. MAX BROOCK REALTORS, kwu the leader in real dential real estate aalea. la looking tor a few good people who would be Interested in be-coming pan of this cutting industry.

If you are hard-working, people-oriented and ready for a new and stimulating career, von should call our office and aee If you might qualify tor thia exciting opportunity

Leant more about th* MAX BROOCK Difference CaO Ml 0*acoR. Brekar sr Paai STOSPR. OJJfce Manager

6 2 6 - 4 0 0 0

B 0 B L 0 I S L A N D

T I C K E T W I N N E R S

L y n n * M c L e a n 27746 Per th •

Uvon ia 48154

Please call th* promotion department of tha Obaarver A Eccentric to claim your 2 traa tickets to Boblo Island.

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

CONGRATULATIONS!

B C W A R E H O U S E G R O U I

I S G R O W I N G ! Tk/ XJ***-' * • »* ' • *

M a j o r A p p l i a n c e

E l e c t r o n i c s S a l e s • Highest Commissions • Immediate Openings • On the Job Training • Full Benefit Package Available:

Profit Sharing, Disability, Medical, Dental, Optical, l ife Insurance, 401K

looking for ajfljrFivw m<fotdu*K warning lo grow with * rywflv expanding lr*d»» in «he eWttronKi and appear* e Held, offering an e*cHVpr* prnleMaatal training prtxgfarr

.mmediateK avarfablr at many of our| focalfam rrrkonal ulirviemn wnH he held « Redftvd l d o * w n - m o e fov Road, on * nday.

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C o l d w e l l R a n k e r D i f f e r e n c e

FREE REAL ESTATE SALES CAREER SEMINAR

Explore the opportunities offered by being a psri of Coldwell Banker Schwotjer Real Estate,

s member al the nation'* premier real e*taie company

Apply in parson at

R 0 S E N A U

H Y U N D A I

7 3 0 - 2 1 0 0

•pm S7<TtoM*»kai bonua Ca Nency or Wendy m 464-1

is the largest real e s ta te c o m p a n y in Plymouth, n o w with 3 o f f i ces W e h a v e o p e n i n g s in o u r newes t o f f i ce l o c a t a d . o n M a i n Street We'of fer me beat 100% c o m m i s s i o n pian & FREE pr*-4icens-Infl c l a s s e s F o r m o r e info ca*. .

Jim Courtney or Jim P r e s t o n

efMmoon poemon horn t< ST.'how 47T*a**,atl 102

, I Truck mc 11757 : LMona. Ml 44160

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SALES RER Gmed a saMt? New em-

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UNITED HOME CARE SERVICES 9 8 1 - 8 8 2 9

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EXCELLACARE. »«C.

PROFESSIONAL SALESPERSON needed tor a* compen, txpl na menaed matl HOWty. — ft benettts Apply M pemen 9am 7pm Mon-SM Oata* E Me Co 31260 a. Itaj a RD M

313-437-* 14*

Thursday, Jaly 2J '19B2 7KX) j»J«-m n a l i i # rni ?" ~ ' J Board ol Reaitom 4146 Dublin Drive (S. Long Lake^V. Teiegraph)

Par Ra Gary Jooca Q42-2400

SCHWEITZER MEAL ESTATE

A d u l t C a r r i e r

S i n g l e C o p y D e l i v e r y

High Schoo l s tudent , col lege s tudent , b o o k m a k e r or ratiree, car raquired pari ^ — rnqhf hours p«r week. Birmingham and West BtoomfiekJ a rea call

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Pen wm "ka lane eveneOM I ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166 . Ca* 10-noon Mon thru Fn

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C A R E E R S A L E S O P P O R T U N I T Y

For over 43 y e a r s a tradition of quality Reel Estate Brokerage h a s bean our H a R m a r k a t

W i l l , MANUEL SNYDER A RANKE, INC.

Work with s o m e of Mich igan ' s h ighes t ea rn ing Real E s t a t e S a l e s A s s o c i a t e s A limited n u m b e r of s a l e s pos i t ions a r e currently avai lable .

. OFFICES IN ROCHESTER. TROY. ' BIRMINGHAM. PLYMOUTH AND

WEST BLOOMFIELD • IN-HOUSE TRAINING PROVIDED - TRAINING CLASSES START

REGULARLY For more information and confidential interview with PhyWrt Goodrich. Director ot Caraar Develop ment can 851-5500

WEtR MANUEL, SNYDER & RANKE. INC.

REALTORS

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OAE Thursday. July 16,1992

s c i A V I S F O R D QC1 CHAIRMAN AWARD WINNER

$ WHAT DO A, X AN, Z PLAN BUYERS WANT? $

TRADE-INS A Lot More Money

AVIS FORD GIVES MORE FOR EVERY TRADE-IN!

nv rowHS OF 1992 OVER

725 A, X AND Z PLAN BUYERS Have troded In their USED CARS arxj trucks at AVtS FORD. The reason continues to be that AVIS FORD gives more money on each and every trade In. _

$ Have Your Trade-In Appraised at AVIS Before You Buy! $ NEW 1992 MUSTANG GT1

2 DOOR HATCHBACK

W A S $13,515

h £ I & $ 8 4 4 6 • | Mil • AAA AAftllll I

MEW 1 9 8 2 C R O W N VICTORIA T O U R I N G S E D A N

|NEW 1992 PROBE GLl

£'21,161 WAS $25,985 WAS $ 1 M 6 3 WAS,HTs$11>152'

NEW 1992 FESTIVA GL 2 DOOR HATCHBACK

R w window defroster. power brakes, body s ide molding, m o n o c h r o m a t i c paint , aluminum wheels, cargo cover, console, gauges, courtesy lamps, reclining bucket seats, side window demister, rear window wlpar/washer. AM/FM stereo. Stock w3511.

WAS '8065

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NEW 1993 ESCORT GT 3 DOOR

N E W

Raar window dafroetar. air conditioning, luxury convanianca group, tilt staehng wheal, speed control, tachomatar instrumentation, AM/FM stereo cassatte. powar steering. 4 wheel disc brakes, fog lampa. dual electric remote control mirrors, aluminum wheals, light group, sport handling suspension. Stock #10102.

WAS >11,831

. ' 1 1 , 2 5 6 1

NEW 1992 RANGER 4x2

NEW 1992 TAURUS LX 4 DOOR SEDAN

Power brakes, power steering, child, safety locks, akbag. air. tut, aluminum wheels, in-terval wipers, s p e e d control, rear window defroster, power antenna, keyteas entry system. AM/ FM stereo cassette, automatic overdrive transmission. Stk. #3555

WAS $19,219

, s s 1 4 , 9 9 8

Power equpment group, convergence gro**. speed control, electronic AftlFy reck) w casseQe.dock. m cordtowfl, Ihp-up open m roof, option* ttacbon^ok side, reer window delrortar power brakes, steering, m begs, duel remote control irwrora. body s«Je moldng. spoiler, aluminum wheels, cargo area cover. msBumenttbon. fcght group, power locks, nerval wipers. Stock #4236

W A S >18414

$ 1 5 , 0 1 9

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NEW F-150 4x2 SPECIAL PICKUP

iwo W«n dock, dahaw • * * « Mm. m . #3»S1T

WAS $11,690 $ ( IS~

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NAMES & PLACES

State builder confab Michigan Associaiton of Home Builders will host

ita 42nd annual summer conference July 23-25 at Shanty Creek-Schuss Mountain Retort in Ballaire. Registration for the conference only ia 190. Hotel ac-commodations are available- For information, call MAHB at 517-484-5933.

Eveyone in the pool Pulte Homes of Michigan has recently opened ita

new pool and clubhouse at Country Club Village in Northville. It s on Haggerty Road south of Si* Mile.

Perfection in safety R E Dailey & Co., Southfield, received the Con-

record with a zero incident rate of injury accidents for a company with more than 100,000 manhours worked in 1991.

The award was given by the Michigan chapter of the Associated General Contractors, a construction trade association with more than 100 member con-struction firms statewide.

BASM controller Gerard J. MeUnick, a CPA, has been named con-

troller of the Builders Association of Southeastern Michigan. He succeeds the retiring Morton Stahl .

Mellnick previously"was a management consultant with BDO Seidman of Troy.

BASM is the nation's third largest home builders ' a«aori»tion representing more than 1,700 member companies including residential and commercial builders, developers, managers and companies that provide products and services to the building indus-try. It is an affiliate of the Michigan Association of Home Builders and the National Assocation of Home Builders.

Plymouth lures firm Sealant Equipment & Engineering will relocate

from Oak Park to Metro West Industrial Park in Plymouth Township in late fall. First Commerical Realty. Southfield. represented the company in the acqusition of the site. Schonsheck of Wixom will handle design and site plan approval for the 22,000-square foot project.

Offering office services Atlantic Management of Livonia has been signed

to manage Livonia Trade Center. It is offering such traditional office services as secretarial services, fax availability, overnight package shipping and receiv-ing and conference room privileges.

Note of success Orchestra Hall has received a 1992 Interior Archi- •

tecture Award of Excellence from the American Insti-tute of Architects.

The restoration team included Richard C. Frank in association with Diehl & Diehl Architects and De-troit Symphony Orchestra bassoonist Paul Ganson, honorary AIA member.

The award culminates Orchestra Hall's 20-year restoration including fabrics, carpeting, woodwork. " interior finishes, furnishings, decorative painting and ornamental metal work. Work required care so as to not compromise Orchestra Hall's renowned acoous-tics.

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Saddle Club: Holly Osborn, director of operations of the Saddle Club, the private equestrian facility at Benuyck on the Park and Berwyck Place, stands before the newly renovated clubhouse and stables.

City slickers at home on the range • Equestrian communities

are becoming more popu-lar, but a successful devel-opment means building a community around people, not horses.

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It is a small development in sixe. but not in scope. It is a development of tra-ditionally inspired single family and custom homes, of gentle bills and green pastures, of rural life on the edge of ur-ban reach.

And horses, don't forget the horses. Berwyck on the Park and Berwyck

Place, which sit a couple of miles south of the Village of Milford, is a private equestrian community developed by the Farmington Hills-based Irvine Group.

This isn't just another project for the company, according to Norm Finkel-stein. vice president.

Both he and Paul Levine, Irvine Group president, were looking to devel-op something "different.'"

"We had been looking at the Milford area for some time — we liked the tone of the area and hoped to get ahead of the developing pack."

On one of their scouting trips they stumbled on the parcel. Another devel-

oper already had designs on the proper-ty. Finkelstein said, but as luck would have it, the plans fell through.

Several months after first seeing the land, the owner called and asked if they were still interested.

They were. "Paul is a longtime horse lover, and I

have an appreciation for horses myself." he said. Both have been around horses all of their life, he said, and the proper-ly just appealed to them as a special site.

"I could say it was the stables (the property had once been a horse farm), but it was more than that ." he said.

"We just looked at each other and said, 'Boy, if we could just . . . " and we knew we had something."

Although the idea seemed natural, and the project was built partly because it was something they wanted to do, they didn't charge into the project blindly.

The basic home designs were settled after consulting with area Realtors on what types of houses were popular. Get-ting all the necessary permit approvals took longer than expected because the idea was something new. Several trips were made to other equestrian com-munities throughout the country.

"There jus t wasn't anything like it around here," he said.

"We thought we could bring the whole concept down to earth."

Taking shape

After more than three years of work, the development is taking shape. At the heart of the development ia the recently renovated historic stables built In 1941, the centerpiece of the Berwyck Saddle

'Club, said Holly Osborn director of op-erations for the Saddle Club.

The Saddle Club is the private eques-trian facility tha t Berwyck members are enrolled in upon purchasing a home. Residents board their horses in the stables and can have Saddle Club em-ployees care for the animals.

"We can do as much or as little as the person wants ." she said. Fees vary de-pending on what horse owners want the club to provide.

Osborn said every effort has been made to make the Saddle Club a top-notch facility.

During the renovation, a clubhouse with fitness room, kitchen snfi dressing rooms were added An indoor arena ia being refurbished for more stables and new indoor and outdoor arenas are being conatructed.

Surrounding the development is a bridle path, pastures and a paddock area. The bridle path leads to horse trails in Kensington Metro Park. Os-born said.

The 58 country contemporary homes in Berwyck on the Park are detached single family homes ranging from 1.760 square feet to 2.900 square feet; priced from *169.00 to $269,000.

Across Milford Road lies Berwyck Place, a 14-site development of custom houses sized 2300 square feet and up and starting at 1300.000. she said.

Takes commitment

Elric S. Pinckney Jr., president of ESP 4 Associates Inc.. a Denver. Col-real estate marketing firm specializing in consulting and feasibility studies for equestrian communities, aaid the num-ber of these developments has grown steadily in the past decade.

Equestrian commmunities come in varying sizes. Sometimes they are pack-aged with other amenities like golf, and sometimes they cater to select horse fanciers.

"An awful lot of whether an equestri-an community will work depends on the

Management group cited in fair housing complaint

The Fourmidabie Group, reputedly one of the largest a p a r t m e n t management firms in southeastern Michigan, has been accused of racial discrimination jn ita leasing practices.

The Pair Housing Center of Metropolitan De-troit filed the complaint in federal court eariier this month- after sending tasting teams to 23 of Fourmidabie * complexes since August of 1990.

In Its filing, the Housing Center, a non-profit monitoring organization, said It found evidence of discrimination in almost half of 73 testing situa-

! tiona. * " Fourmidabie ia headquartered in Farmington

Hills. The complaint alleges civil rights violations and

negligent performance of duly Unspecified p u n t live monetary damage* have bean sought Fourmidabie aa well aa recovery of lagai fees

Douglas Hyman. a lawyer for Fourmidabie. de-clined ta ooaunmt on specifics of the complaint. But he defended the firm's record.

"Soma eras* defined as discrimination af* so far-fetched. !»'• unbelievable to me." Hyman said. "This company is ia the business of renting apart m e n u end they rent to anyone re^rdleas of color.

housing policies." he said. "This is blown way. way out of proportion.

You're going to see a vigorous defense of this mat-tar," Hyman said.

Victoria Roberts, a lawyer representing the Fair Housing Center, sees things a bit differently.

"1 believe the testing evidence we have ia very compelling," she said. "We're hopeful that if we prove the allegations, Fourmidabie will enter an agreement to cease and desist practices."

Fourmidabie was targeted due to tha n u a b t of complaints received by the Fair Housing Center over the yea/s, Roberts said. Several complexes managed by Fourmidabie ta 0 * B ware mentioned in the filing.

a Great Oaks Apartments. Rochester A black was informed about only one

available unit, while a white teeter waa informed of several available units a weak latar

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Victorian styling, contemporary flair

Victorian accents combine with country styling in the Grandee, a large two-story house inspired by a sketch from a reader.

A covered front porch stretches auoss the fmnt and wrapa around the left side- Clean, simple lines prevail in the railings and dowels, but turned columns and decorative trim at the top add Victorian flavor as do the arched bay windows above, capped by gazebo-like roof lines.

I n s i d e , n i n e - f o o t c e i l i n g s throughout harken back to the Vic-torian era. The rest of the house is contemporary. Family room and lobby are vaulted to the second sto-ry ceiling and spanned by a wide balcony that overlooks both rooms. Seven-foot high bookshelves flank the front door and a spacious living room is to the left.

Cooking and eating areas are to the right where choices include a formal dining room, a sunny nook or an extra-long eating bar. The walk-in pantry that separates the kitchen from the dining room has cupboard doors that allow direct

kitchen access to some of the* shelve*.

A large utility room with deep sink and pull-down ironing board is jus t steps away from the kitchen

and K> the garut too The octagonal-shaped family

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The swing room is a multi-pur-pose space that could be used as guest quarters, a home office or hobby room. French doors open onto a private deck.

Although all of the sleeping areas are upstairs, the master suite is separated from the other three bed-rooms. Large enough to include a sitting area, this space serves as an adult retreat from the activities in the rest of the house. The bedroom has a raised spa. enclosed lavatory and shower, and twin basins. An additional vanity is just outside the walk-in closet.

For a study plan of the Grandee (332-023), send $7.50 to Landmark Designs, P.O. Box 23007. Eugene. Or. 97402. including the name and number of the plan.

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equestrian facilities." Pinckney said. "It 's a disaster when the com-munity isn't planned well."

The biggest mistake developers make when building an equestrian community is to "over-horse it.

"Everything is horse, horse, horse." Pinckney said. Equestrian communities succeed because they treat projects as developments that incorporate horses, not as stables that incorporate houses.

Pinckney said he has found equestrian communities attract a wide variety of people — a majority, in fact, are not even what one might consider horse people.

"Typically, slightly less than 20 percent of residents will have a hands-on interest in horses," he

CLARIFICATION An article in the July 9 Building

Scene misidentified a source. Alan Nelson is not an employee of Snyder. Kinney it Bennet. Birming-ham.

said. "A lot of people are jus t at-tracted to the ambiance of the hors-es."

"These people may want to see a horse trotting by the back door, but they're not likely to actually ride

. one." he said. Pinckney said he could not stress

enough that a -developer who views an equestrian development as a sales gimmick wiH not be success-ful.

" I would say that probably 90 percent of the time, when I look at a planned equestrian community, I recommend (the developer) not do it," he said.

While equestrian communities typically sell well, other types of de-velopments sell as well or better for developers, he said.

"A lot of developers think they can hang up a shingle, slap up a barn and call it equestrian," he said. "(An equestrian community) takes a real commitment on the part of the developer."

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SINGLE mala 40. ItoanoaHy laa a m 4 handaoma. noma ownar L * a a dancmg kKM aenmmlng 4 gardanmg would <*a lo maal at tractfta lamala 20-30 9 4 4 1 4 1

SINGLE whrte male 35 PoMah Cath-oac *an empioyad looking lor raca 'amale 75-38 Like leeitvaM boat-ing. motorcycling and ma country onaraakanaa • 4 4 1 7 3

i wtwta IT I looking lor w tor monogamoua ing io mamaga k non-amokar

noua about raunionacap • 44181

is I HERE AN ATTRACTIVE. aaenOer 22-35 yaw OM amgM or divorcee •rule lam an out there wfto wouM Mka to maat a nandaome whale mala'' • 44118

MacOonaMi Hahv-MACHUS TraihC* TO Vaaarte S M wtm k*a ' B ao Waa S3

en**. 5 1 0 " haar Mua eyae honaat. educated whom anioya dmang out traveling partyang. drinking bear aaaka tha progreearva reaUation ol a 7 « with wmkar mtaraeu « 4 4 1 3 3

MR RIGHT whna a lookng lor MISS RIGHT She a a amgla or d»»orcaa anne.

23-40. attractive 4 alandar • 44190

DIVORCED 32. artvta handtoma With cuatody ol 7 g n M aid* 5 4 10 5 10 . phyaicady IM. non-wnokar Prolaaaaonai home ovanur Canton ConaMar myaalf prograa*va. am-cara hone*! Varied miaraata Seek mg «km attract™* energetic, pro-

i 25-37 • 4 4 1 1 3

DIVORCED 41. with hid* non-amofcer. hona*', NRea sport* mcAi-•ea. ouaat raght*. aaaa a race lady

•ationefap and mora • 44178

DOWN TO EARTH, goodkjokmg. ta* angle wtwe male vnakar w<m 1 chad, aeekmg attractiva anac tw i ale iiender lamaae io lake cara ol

• 44205

ECCLECTlC nandaome W 29. 8 arhiie amgM male OI»ermg 4 eeak mg above-avaraga mtalaganca wri goohnaaa. nonaaty. * IrMmMMp lopped oeneroualy aatn good looaa • 44180

ENVIRONMENTAL Profe**K>nal white. 3 8 . 2 0 0 KM ernieac Seek* ugrvt teni other to there me out-door* the ana. 8 romantc aven-mga 24-39 raca irrelevant • 44089

FUN LOVING, aenae o» humor 29 yean oM (paaa aa 711. 5 8 aaaka 78-40 healthy wealthy lady lor rnandahap Baby face, green w e e

• 44150

FUN LOVING 24 yt old Black male mieaigani won good ten ia oI humor aeekmg hot whrfe lamala 19-30 no rattle*, race leg* 4 cheat a Pfc!* • 44 135

GOOD LOOKING, tun loving 24 year oM black gentleman honaat -mot aenee oI humor aaeemg non-w open mmdae wtiate lamala 18-37 lo r tun companlonahip • 4 4 1 9 2

GOOO LOOKING rugged yet gar lie outdoor* man aandy naar blue eyae 5'11 Inm 178 K » SucoaaaM DrrKaaamnai Lale 20 a WouM ap-

awatlady • 44098

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MR RIGHT amgla whne 5 » 0 i85ibe b m m haar 4 eyae average buau seek* aangia while lemale 18-28 no dependent* damkmg druga. poaaKMe raaabonaTap

MCE. EAST goang. emgle. white mate. 31. I f . aiim butd Enioy out-door* aporta rwme. chUdran Saeaa

tnandanp • 44 155

SINGLE Whne mala 35 nandaome ramiorou*. 170 KM r e a i m c u t Ro-om Wllkama Amateur comae, ready lor romanca atakina petite bui bua-om white MmaM 25-40 under 130 iba Muat be employed 8 have tanee Of humor • 44097

VERY HANDSOME profeaewnal Week maM. 27. wiehet to meet ckm attractiva woman 24-41 any race I aniot concert*, movaea awammang ale Muat be humoroua • 44104

WESTLANO amgM. whale male 42. 6 1 ' . 180 ®a enjoy* p^wiography campmg biking humor Seeet m t mmded lemaM wath aenee of haanor good commuracation akiNa • 44110

WHITE ma% divorced 38, Bit , 23S»~*» lovln{-rS^it Mvker. «K a r e * tag lady lor km 8 troac during the day • 44201

WHITE MALE - 22. 6 4 la8 8 Man. looking tor the aaat 8 wad lemaM 19-25 year* white tea 4 racaay pro-portioned • 4 4 1 5 7

WHITE MALE 35 S i t " 150KM laon-amoker normal, pnyaicany IM pari ttma atudani enioy* bme ndmg. an.

ak* younger m • 44183

821 Woman Saaking

AAA RATED Attractive aflectioo-ate 4 aXordaoW ataie drvorcae

» a, fua hgurefl. earn a*ae van-

tor fnend-tntp. good tamee. maybe more

• 44061

NOT FOUNO m the aloraa Larated nme on*f Seeking tomeone lor a ameer* normal reiatiormMc Jeanan whne divorced maM |uet turned 50

• 44197

PROFESSIONAL maM. 45. 8 1 190 athletic eetabuarwd. never mamad Lookmg lor t a n * , Me Muat ba tnm. attractive haanoroue, ameer* <je-

PROFESSIONAL w M a maM young 44 5 '10" . i85tB* non tmoaar phya-<ctMy M. aaay goang. pan time la-ther Seek* wan attractive lady. 32-44 to mare mtereeta m go* IMneaa weler aporta tjuMl nmaa With or aaamout kaJa • 4 4 1 8 0

PROFESSIONAL amgla arhne maM 29 handaoma 6"2-. 190 IM. blue eyea hormet. aaay goang En|oya moinee dming outdoor* Seekmg tur honaat attractiva lemeM 21-40

• 44223

RECENTLY divorced wont maM

AFFECTIONATE, glvang good, loving. M Hgured whiw lady •

ATTRACTIVE, altectionefe. miaed christian lady, young 61 1601b* 5 4". aaakt ganlMnian who en roya theatre dmang out travel wrote or indian tpkjt • 44202

ATTFtAC'IVE brunette 29 5 8 ro-mantic LIBRA, enioy* truck* mov-ie* muaac 4 a variety ot inter eel* looking lor maliae. outgoing, non-smoking foment* man tor coanpan-

• 44059

ATTRACTIVE but nol ekm. lamala 21 years, outgoing, romantic K-orv laneous seeks maM TO-12 yr* En-ioy* ale movaee theater. Look tor wmrd lo meeting yoai • 44114

ATTRACTIVE divorced white ManaM 24. no cnadran 5 9 aaeemg ta* p r o laeainrml maM 24-30 wrvo enjoy* counBy nunc dancing, romance 4 kvee for the moment • 44108

lemaM. keidred tpatt. 35-50 lor l a * m o r a l c o n c e r t ! Chi lran ok tmoaar oa • 44153

blonde bme aim* 52 good lookaig. -TMiMgent ivnanoaHy UabM W a a i l a n d ' L i v o n i a a raa N smoker eocaal drinker • 4 4 1 7 9

- A N O S O M E broem haa Mua eyea 21 5 8 ' mm. non-amoker normal Hkea an Looking lor hormet 18-30 iam wve^ . carmg rasata

w a # 4 4 1 7 1

'75«m Aireatic i looamg tor

SINGLE Whrte M a M ITS. 6*1".

inc. Bkee tMkmg dancas feddL

rock country reedmg personak-IMS Anamatrve ecane 44173

SPONTANEOUS Zany Irreverent M l i n m » Art Detron Sci <ws vfe full as a happens stra.ee your hmny

maM. 38 couM ca«? • 44143

THIS a aa hard tor ma lo write aa 8 • tor you to armaar I 'm a white pro-

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ATTRACTIVE F U U Agurad bul racaly proportmnad whme lemaM 29 self employee seeks amgM w M e maM 79-36 » 9 e r laaar tor fnend Hup and dat ing • 44048

ATTRACTIVE Spir i tual Black Fern Ma. 40 5 3" I n m taekmg frmndifap with prolaaaionai 45-55 who tovee ate God i r M peopM Aa raca* conaKMrad beeuMui • 44100

ATTRACTIVE a « t aa io meet gentle 45 tor iimndMap

32

Hke ctMdren • 44181

AUBURN HAIR CHARMER Oavorced Bom Agaan wnae • • n u t .

non-amokaig CxnaHan man

i tinge whne m re reMnonahap

621 Woman Saaking 621 Woman Saaking

BRIGHT articulate aaerm outgomg Man attractive 4S yaar mua t a rnu leacnar saeaa III confident, enthuar-at tK energetic proleeeaonal maM who enioy* opan commamacofion. ana. travel outdoor* Ba. I loai your a .caHagam • 44064

BROWN EYED GIRL 21, pretty, m-teaigent graat figure, looking amgM maM under 30. graai earn humor, prefer tad. thin 4 honeal •

44204

CUTE. SWEET tmgM. whne lemaM 38 wiehee to meet carmg • 4*>Jred geniseman wrm a eerma of humor who Hkae dancmg. movma and qua-et averangi al home • 44 138

DIVORCEO aahne Mmarn 36 u a e barbecue hockey football baaa-baii Eddm Money 4 Bob Soger Lookmg to devMop a long latimg re-lancmtho • 44 109

DIVORCED 19 full figured whale •tightly o neraaagN great sense o' humor doaan to earth Enfoya hock-ey country rraec Seeks maM with eama mtareait Mual be faoneet carmg 4 employed • 44162

DOWN lo earth wtsne 31. blonde eyea. slightly ovenaaight en-laacar banmrda campmg. out-

doors seeks Dulgomg fun man to i ta with • 44194

DYNAMIC biue-eyec fifty rear oM seekt non-tmoker «mo value* hon-eaty humor and holdaig hande

see tha tummar ol 19»2 e meoorabM aaaton • 44146

ENGLISH green-eyed bund funw.-mg early 40 a nekmg for thai car.

FAIR btond* decent kind norv-pretantiout maM compan-ion 38 or under, to enioy concert*, dancmg. esc Non-drinker fun com paaaaonale enmei lovar • 44 165

FUNLOWtaG Whne 47 ya OM aaaa* whae maM. 40 - enjoys welking. aporta sense ol humor Up North Muei be nonaal ameer* outdoor type country muaic • 4 4 1 2 2

FUNNY LADY seeking piavmale' Lmpratenbou* tomet«nee sary a*-way* honeal whne lemaM X * LAea averyirung 8 everybody Pral-ty weii-dreaaad Any age • 44147

PRETTY. SENSUOUS tangM whne •miNa wants to meet a claaay auc-caaehj* man. 50-60 lor a ton 8 te-n o u t relatlonahlp Thn bright blonde prnfeaaionM it 5"3 Mim loaded with peraonakty 4 cnarm 4 it a deaghi To ba aalWi • 44041

SMEERAH ol m a JUNGLE. 26 an-^ e whne. femaM atiractrva s e n great tanee ol humor 4 convert«ae car aeekt HEE-MAN TARZAN type 25-35. MngM. whna. .mtnmwied. who arant* to twang from the treea

• 44200

SINGLE WHITE FEMALE 27, big. brunette 4 b e a u t * * Sumover. boaang ramm bran. Marvin Gay. laughter tucceeafm Seekt tmgM white maM 25-35 • 44074

SINGLE WHITE lemaM 35, 2 Che dren usee ooatmg peig pong. 4 aurprmee Looking tor Chrwmn man

n. haa aanae ol f 4 4 0 7 2

SWEET teeeonel woman of 60. youtMua. adveniuradme miafganl serene 8 amo Goal m lo ttresch re-late Consider aarnnt t . romance.

Sweet, mm. b a * / M u i » • « aeekt

C a l it eno t u c c e e a t j dynamic yei fun lovsng 47'mb degreed dubbed traveled Gotf a pk/a • 44067

TALI v^uptuoue Blonde 76 oorn-fortaDM m lee atari 8 mana or i p aorta Adora* Puccm Segar Looking tor a bag. hematoma Romeo 24-3« • i

WHITE FEMALE 4 2 . ^ M C n g maM 35-45 who aka* Thovaea a racang. cowtmg trmnde lasl then - ano know*-Lighi ao

24 YR OLD white bmnde with vo-•uptuoue body teekt laa i6'2'Dluai attractiva gentm mentatfy atanulai-mg black man 26-35 tor mtanae

50-60 yr* , eaouc 8 pretty «#mn

Bedo* wet read Uaaa moat tports WWh to meet tfce perton • 44089

622 Sports Intarasts U 46 divorced arhne lamaM

lookmg for carmg romantic man with tenia of humor who naps lo dance emg. laugh attend paayt movaea have Km • 44036

INTELLIGENT attractive, white petite divorced proseaaaonw 48 5 97 iba who enjoys long-dmtance running reading. Alternative/Rock

•c mo .me concerts taak t noiv amokmg/non-drmkmg companion

44177

BOOY8LHLDMG 29 year oM maM namg Mar a a t a i etatueeoue lemaM penner l t l to tram lomarde poeKiM

ion logather at vanoua «>-Age 18-39 preMaiad

• 44182

LAOY seeking maM partner tor country weetern dance Maaona woramopa dance* Depandabmty a muM Have km. make new trmnd* seep fit' Addictive E. Side • 44167

LIKE TO TRAVEL? OoubM your pleaiur* with attr,

. miereatmg Gypty ta yosAMW 60 nonamokaig

lady teekt tame In gentiemwi. 55-70 alaoen|0y* Ma * 4 4 1 5 2

LONESOME AflracUva young ean •or Sen I el I who an«oy* ever ytnmg Deaaraa maM friend (50-551 d t w i . decant Why be alone? I am f tw>-caMy dependent • 44172

Oltar ME Jamah Hi i a l t 30 M l figured Package mdudaa km. a w goang tmcare ralatioaaiNp • 44134

PETITE green eyed brunette 26 very cute lovee Me an. peopM Seeaa opan maided, normal ettrac-

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TALL HANOSOME drvorcad while maM >6 bright craeirve honaal optenattic humoroua Seeamg at-tractive aarmuou*. oaaey babe who enjoy* M m * cMkard* daricmg 4 playt ime • 4 4 1 2 0

TALL HANOSOME. white maw 40. vmry aeey goang. n e e guy aeekt t v

823 Saroors ATTRACTIVE.

e»ifte tamaM Meat dancmg 8 card* , aaaka nandaome u a . km loving Mn-gM white m a M 65-76 • 44068

GOOO LOOKING. M 66 ya OM man e i Mia* to meat woman tor km 4

dancing, mo maa, nas good I humor Over 55 p l a i n • 44166

blue eyed blonde 5'6 125 ar.oread 42 bright, warm mtereeta ne>cftm try Waiting unca araa • 44116

PRETTY white young looking 39 S i " 118 to* #1 work* out Lookmg tor one very tpecMi maM 3S-48 who can add to my nappaneea • 44137

PROFESSIONAL - n m bouncy bkje eyed btonda. 27, » » -daa«e* tea cudOy cowboy typa 27-35. tor qumt evee 8 northern aa-

ura • 44151

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SINGLE wiMe temaM 23 5 2" Mocky en«oys theater OSO Iravat

and have ton Lara get • 44164

STRAWBERRY BLONOC. 5 4 M m .

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MRS W O N O E W U L aaakmg Mr Wondertul I m 55 5 7 a a 56-68 yaar oad* Varied mieraau golf

to dance, t ravel dam m or out a a . • 441 *8

824 Trawl Compamona SEASONED TRAVELER?

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• 44158

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a o n idw mess $ 10 995

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I f a m 6 4 8 - 1 7 M

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vary :1a ary 589-4352

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•ar locfca/aaidawB. $12.900 932-8314

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GEO UMO STORM M . 25 .000 a a MOM

Hlnaa Part Untuai Mwctxy 453-2424 a r t 201

HONOA I M S Prafcide SI. automate.

H M CORVETTE 1M«. M a o tan mart-

HONOA. 1 8 M CMc • O o o ^ u n ^ ^ g a a a i M | M a n « . tool

HONDA 188. Accord Automatic. Marao. poaar locka $1,900 ot baM • M r . C d l M - a t S 3 2 - 4 1 U

MONOA 188 4. Accord . 50.300 maaa. a i » . dMon. $4900

loadad. airaaanl oorv M 1 - 8 0 M

HONOA '984 CIVIC wagon, auto-

condMon $1800 721-8387

ACCORO LX Manla-da avwi»c~a Sock

M I 0 0 455-6166

HONOA 1967 ACCORD UO natcJv nt Condil-on .Ruat

prooMd 66K « w M i o o C M 348-4290

HONOA 1961 Accord LXI. 2 door. 5

Graai condtuc m. M 000 4 7 8 - 8 4 M

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HONOA I S M Accord UO t apaad lua poaar. Mr. naa Maa. unaar icM ad. Marao. BM aHMoas M f - f f B

HONOA I S M Accord OX. 4 door AU-FM i m i l l i . raar

HONOA. I S M P i t u M Had. aacat-M t t uunmun. 48.000 maaa. n o * w a a . MS00 8 4 7 - I t M

HONOA 1 0 M PrakMa • aaaaaant u u w u o n . hjay loadad. i*rool. 4

a j . o o o maaa. £T3 t "

maaa. ladMS car. naw bai tarynrsa/ a a h a u s t ' b r a k a a ' a o u n d ayatam M . 7 0 0 847-0028

HONOA I S M CIVIC. 91, Mac* Mr. tmtad amdonw. « m o o ( loadad.

428-1744

HONOA I S M CRX many op-. tiona. good condition. 1

ownar. 18800 oaoooatMa 274-8538

HONOA 1SM PrMuda SI 72,000 im. auaaa ranly tBBOO/dflw 794-0785

HONDA I S M Pratuda Si 37.000 maaa. Mua. aunroot. air 5 apaad $8,000

HONOA I S M Pratuda. automatic, naa uraa. 34 000 fM ctaan. 1 ownar S 13.000/baat 932 3484

MONDA, ISS0 Accord EX 4 Door > maaa. M matnlananoa t oftar 9»»-071»

HONOA I S M ACCONO EX - 4 door. 5 apaad. 42,000 mt. Du mtanor. «nan» 112,800

HTUNOAE. I S M Oood condition 4 door, anvfm Marao caaaaoa 82700 or b a n stflar 455-8957

JAGUAR 1967'Datmwr Sovarwgn Mot n n n n g . aoud body, good Intart-or Part out or M a i ottar

JAGUAR 1S84 XJ6 Vandan PMa. 1 ownar. 40.000 maaa. aunroot Mini condloon $11,750 313-581-1378

JAOUAB 1990 XJS c o n v w I K M 14,000 mtlaa. drrvan w n r n n only 8 3 8 5 0 0 firm 728-4839

JAGUAfl 1992 XJ8VOP dark graan tan laa l lw unroot loadad. S monina old. 8500 n«aa. Ca* for ap-poantwwnt a a f a a n 11am to 2pm. Aak lor Dom M a m o , 338-7779

MAZDA 1987 323 $1,500 Aak lor Tony. 323-7377

Or 349-0233

M A Z D A 1M7 323LX 4 door 5 apaad aa. naa uraa. 74.000 mi vary CWar $3950 435-4024

MAZDA 19M RX7. aunrool aa caa-aatla aaoy 38.000 maaa. $6700 433-0874

MAZDA 1989 323 t Doo. aulomal-tc. amfm caaaatia m . eruwa 38.000 maaa $5.800 baat E»aa 332 -1BM 0AZOA. 1989 828 LX. automatic aa powar aunroot aindow*. < o » * 8 mora M . 0 0 0 maaa. $8,500 Canton. 397 1948

MAZDA I S M Mwia. rad coovartt-Ma wdy a>acutK« 1/anaNirrad mini condition air. $10,500 658-1393

MAZDA 199G Mlata S«var. 5 •paad Mr 3.000 milaa Slorad $12 900- baa* E ~ » 338-4933

MAZDA 1990 Proiaoa LX S»var, loadad 27.000 mMaa a»caHanl cpn-(Mlon $8 496 380 4952

MERCEDES 1972 450SL Comwrl-ibw Hard $ aon lepa Dnvar only 8.000 mUaa on aunny amy* m laat 12 yr* immaoaala PrtvaM Raducad prica. $18,500 844-8713

MERCEDES 1977 S i Gonvamew. • M a i CM tnpw Mack a/hanmop atra uraaia anarp' Mual mm $19,900 baal Aflar 5pn> 851-8248

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A t G r a n d R i v e r a n d 1 0 M i l e

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MAZDA. 1 M 1 MiATA - Laaa m o M i . rad hot. anmacjlaia r t r a a j a 8 . sir,

S T .

C M

MAZDA I M 1 • RX7 . Mack on Mack. M y loadad. air. « M n ooo maaa. $18,500 Maaaaga M 7 - 1 8 1 7

MERCEDES 1882 300 SO. Mac* on '90 000

T

MERCEDES I S M 580 S i . I •ntanor. a.Laaani oondmon. 37.000 m«aa Bob a a M d a y * 8-8. 848-3000

MERCEDES I S M 300C. S*vart>uM. 18.000 •» maaa b n H i n l condwon MatnMnanoa raoorda $28.000VbsM OtMr C M . 313-831-3844

MERKUM-1SM Scorpio low i M a naa. k>«Md. $7.7M I M Q 1878 - Mt tgM c m t r a i M i M royM Mua. 58.000 iM. graai oondWon. $ 2 . 7 0 0 / b a « 824-3247

M O 1877 Madgat Cfaai m u M a M $2900 or baal CaSavananga

MO 1879 MIOOET corwarhbW EJI-oaaant condition $4800 /baaI 349-7679 or 588-2300

MITSUBISHI MIRAGE 1 9 M . 4 d o o r , 5 apaad. ( m i n t Eioaaant conda-i o n Graai MPGI $5000 C M J « daya. 843-4340 ntghl 847-1357

MITSUBISHI I S M Ecapaa. rad, luay loadad AM-FM caaaana. Mr poawr atndowa 4 tocaa cruwa a a t l a r n condition 33.000 maaa $8300 or baalorlar Mual a M 427-1201

MITSUBISHI I S M O M a r l LS Rad. automatic. M . loadad muat a M $8350 5 S 3 - 0 2 M

MITSUBISHI I S M Pracaa LS. 4

SMWOOI. automatic 38.000 ml aa-aaklng $3 400

474-3760

p a n * $ 1100 Aflar 7pm

POPSCME 1978 924, rad aunroot. rwa atarao 4 dutcx 5 apaad $2900 587-1504

PORSCHE 1984 944 Garaga kapi AMIng $11,000 Dawd 256-1227

PORSCHE 1984. 944 83.000 M a .

ooM gray orMaa $ 4 8 M M 1 2 3 7 4

L C S A M C 1982 LTO - pap car Vary lowmaaaga M o « optlona M i - 0 3 8 4

PARK AVENUC 188V a d a

818.000

V Ort«. mom a a i a a h . w a

7S8-1110

RCOAL 1878- Vary good

2 Joor. »v - ' - — V

RCOAL 1888 - Grand 8 p o n pack

_ M V8, maroon maarlor 13700 or C M b c - ^ a p M ; 474-1024

RIVIERA 1888. Waltwr L k a $10,248 ACTION OLDS

261-6900

roM. 83.000 r

I S M Wagon 4 6 0 0 0

548-822S

BtTTLARK 1 M 7 Cuattaa Mr. caaaana. 8ft:

S3.500

8 5 * C a d i l l a c

BROUOHAM -986 Mack. 53.000 maa*. I 1 1 . 3 0 0 H daya M 1 - 4 2 6 7 aftar 5pm 5 2 8 - 8 M 1

CIMARRON I S M V8 Sport aadan. partact - TLC. Ml axtra car $3 999

COUPE D£VILL£ I«M, Florida ow 70.000 Mghaay W M a M mam-

Day* 187-4900. C«aa 844-8081

0CVIU.E. 1977. 4 door lu l

OCVUXE. 1 M 5 Oood ahapa. n m good $3500

484 -T2M

Cuatom aound ayatam $7900 Oaya 983-7444 Ev

ELDORADO BIARTTTZ IBM. Tiv gray. 21.000 m ^ Supw caaan Only $18,985

Red

H 0 L M A N Pontiac-OMC-Toyota

7 2 1 - 1 1 4 4

PORSCHE I S M S28S mataMo aa-ar. auior $18,450

PORSCHE I S M 944. Guarda rad. 38.000 m«aa. man. $ 1 1 8 0 0 ' M 6 4 6 - ' 8 8 9 or 848-7202

PORSCHE 1M7 - 944 S apaad. yat-loa Mack wamw aicaaani. 23.000 maa*. $13,900 382-4829

ELOORADO 1 M 1 w r y c Mnl aound ayatam' po rnng. $1500

Man. aical-a w a , a n

937-2888

ELOORADO, I M S M p o a w , ML

Baautitur 454-3421

ELOORADO I B M . loada lata dam Mua aadd 18.900 maaa. $18,290

d. anmacu-» limn.

$81-2228

PORSCHE 1967 924S. 28.000 • m i i rad Mual aaa to Caaa • ' $10.900,'baal 570-3223 or642-3474

ELDOROO 1881 louring oouea. as-tro r o d . Watfwr loadad. 11 000 mt muat a M $23 SOO'OFIM * « aacn-noa 848-7773

PORSCHE. 1887. 844. Rad auto-matic aicaaani oondmon 15.000 maaa $15,000 8 S 3 - 2 7 M

FLEETWOOO 1 9 M I aftaM drhw a 4 6 8 0 0 m l M * .

C A V A U 0 1 1888. Rb - jadad. 1 M r a t . M M a r book. $3300 ar k a a f . 4 1 8 - K M

r - x r CAVALIER-IM7 4 <

as? —• -

CA'

CAVALIER 1882 1 -24 - automa

TE ' S S T A N F O R D

LES STANEQBD_ CCLEBRITV 1888 Wagon loadad.

ACTION OLDS 261-6900

OtrvrTTE 1880 4 door.

CHEVETTE 1884. CWM o<Mr I Maaaa 8 raCSo 100.000 maaa

4 2 1 5 1 5 3

C H E W 1883 Wf AOON

CHEVY 1884. CMMiW, Wfagon. 8

533-1800 or M 7 - M 7 1

m C h n r s l a c

SBo^ — . — - g a

LEBARON I S M a i.i8a "I «a»MI daca 8 apaMw* . 82SOO

lam lapa 383-4434

LEBARON I B M Air. radM. gotM daan co^Mlon. naa waa $1100 482-8418

LEBARON 18M. M . M orMsa.

laBARON i S M Coupa - - s o m a t i c . M . WW » S M ^

FOX Hll I S

LaBARON 1882 CorwdrMM aMO-maac, M . V8. $ 14 .8M

FOX HILLS Chryalw-PlymoMh

455-S740 M l - 3 1 7 1

NEW YORKER 1888- 4 loadad Landau roM go Ban $ 7 7 M 332-8676

NEW YORKER 1 8 M Landau aMO-maac aa. Mart O o a a WaOwr pack a

FOX HILLS

C h i | s * s i

964 Dod®8 OAYTONA 88. • 4 . 8

OATTOMA. I S M . Mack, i

OAYTOatA l 8 M SrwMy - I 54 0 0 0 a«aa. U 800 w b a M

OAYTONA I B M

OAYTONA 1SS0 E8 1 0 V 8 . I

4 7 7 J

DYNASTY. 1888. L C . V - 8 . M t M -

FOX HILLS CruiaM-PiynoMm

455-6 740 M 1-3171 DYNABTY 1882 LC a - 4 M (Aooaa Starting M $12 l M

TOWN S COUNTRY 474-8790 OOOOC 4 7 4 - 8 8 M

CITATION I S M . loadad. raM marp Oaraoad 48 000 M t $1200 w baal o f l v

CONVERTIBLE. I S M Z24. loadacj $10,900 w baai 542-1877 or 283-3300. a a l 5484

CORSICA i S M - LT C I . loadad. 81.000 f N a M mamtaawd mgmaay maaa . naa brMaa- whauat . $4700/ Baat C M Jaaon. 538-0915

LUAWNA 1 9 M Euro Coupa Rad. M M o t t w 581-407$

LUMINA. I S M E v o Loadad. a u M -w m oondmon. 40.000 maaa M 7 0 0 W 7 - 1 3 4 8

LUMINA 1983 - 234 ptayar. btadk 8 at $1 * 800 S M 10. $13,800 722-7733

MALMU. 1 *1 . baaga a ivamaty

4 door 433-8008 543-4734

NOVA 1875 • H a t c h M c i 282 a m M Mock VS. mail conMBon

(313) 385-0232

NOVA. TM7. Mr. 55.000 m«aa. n ( 3 . 1 0 0 ' b a M Af lw 8pm

NOVA 1S88. 41.829 mi. Mr. poaar mg- 'WMaa. 5 apaad. bodr 'aa-

a graM. 83890 484-7185

WANT CHEVROLET S 7 . a a K a M

WANT CHEVROLETST tham M MKiagan Au Ewary T»aa 8pm For iMormallon

8 6 2 C h r y s l a r

FIFTH AVENUC 1985 - VS 8 mora, aaira Maan $3 994

TOWN & COUNTRY 474-8750 DOOGE

E n t i r e i n v e n t o r y

p r i c e d B E L O W

NADA Book v a l u e 1 9 9 0 OLDS

TROFEO

13 .988 1 9 9 1 C H f V t O i n

S—wa ims

' 9 6 8 8 1 9 8 9 HONOA ACCORD LSI

8988 1 9 9 f f CUTLASS

S U P f f i M i S I

' 8 4 8 8 1989 BONNEVILLE

SE

>7988

T 9 9 0 HONDA

& Y I C C M

• 6 9 8 8

1 9 8 7 HONDA CIVIC

4 6 8 8 1 9 * 9 HYUNDAI

EXCEL

N . A D . A .

OFF'ClAL USED CAP GUIDE

1 9 8 8 TOYOTA TEBCEL

' 3 9 8 8 1 9 8 5 JEEP

SCRAMBLER

3 9 8 8 wsatna

i d M n c a w r r m i

• c t

' 2 9 8 8

i i i s M i r n c m o

' 2488 1 9 8 7 HVUNDAI

EXCEL

1 9 8 6 PONTIAC SUNBIRD

•1988 1 9 8 4 PONTIAC

FIERO

O L A S S 1 V I A N O L D S • S A A B • H Y U N D A I

O n T e l e g r a p h at t h e O g i i Q O f l A T e l . 1 2 Mal l . Sout*«<o'<J O v t ' O O U U

• m n ( f i Z d t ) L O T U S ^ h u i c k ( @ )

I "BUI Cook's Got It!" 1992 BUICK 1 9 9 2 BUICK R

1OA9DMASTER 1 9 9 2 BUICK SKYLARK REGAL ROASD

EMDAN RIVIERA

L u x u r y P a c k a g e Stk # 4 5 7 9 5

W a s $ 1 7 , 3 9 4

NOW • 1 4 , 3 9 5

' 2 9 9 " par m o n t h

L u x u r y P a c k a g e St* 8 4 5 8 3 J

W a s $ 1 8 , 9 0 3

NOW $ 1 4 , 9 9 5

' 3 1 9 par m o n t h

P r e s t i g e P a t k a g e Stk # 4 5 7 2 6 •

W a s $ 2 5 , 0 4 0

NOW ' 2 0 , 9 9 5

$ 3 9 9 * * m o n t h

P r e s t i g e P a c k a g e Stk # 4 5 7 8 4

W a s $ 2 7 , 6 8 4

NOW $ 2 1 , 7 9 5

SAAB 1967 900 T*rt>o •unroof c*rc*"»oo« conotxyt. M k n g J T O O O W T l S C

SAAB I M S - 9008. 4 ooo-a«th k n r o o l $6750 or b a a i ^ H 553-2444 5*3-0758

SEDAN DC VULE 1M7 Gray. M M -ar. aunroo' LpaoaC 56 000 Ha* $ « 5 0 C H

SEDAN OavMa 1992 8000 mBaa. atma , watnar aacunty a p a a d 842-SITO

aunroot $16 750

hoo ooo baocN

SEDAN DEVILLE. '990 poadad ABS. Waclnc * j r«ooi [aiiandad aarranty to 5/90. 3 1 000 maaa. $17,700 Anw 9pm 458-8 K *

m $11

- n V o l ^

SEDAN OCV1U.E 1987 39K SUZUKI 1991 S « r w i S cmrrvma top factory warranty U 5 0 0 522-4756

VOLVO. 1964 wagoc 245 OL 5 anuai. air c n M amtm 12600 547-TWO

7* OOC

SEVILLE t VOLVO. 19<7 760 TurtO

i aon 16.700 661-4230

VOLVO. 199 V 745 WAGON. Nurv-k>M3ad. low m

or Duy CXJ1 Laava all cars

safety checked I9B2 ALL-ANTE $42 9 M

1991 ALLANTE $34 990

1 9 M A L L A N T E $29 990

I M 7 ALLANTE $ 19.980

y j Q O G V - 1 M 7 M moonroot Good coaaga c m $895 A ar 8pm. 728-1240

( U N 71779

AUTO

.all cars pX safety checked

h992 SEDAN DaVlLLE-al P»o M ona f < a YOU PO $24 9901 '»«» E^DOFIAOO - B j w t>ack • N W » I M P _ |

| l98^SCVlCT M M . • B31,SOO|

\ I 3.800 maaa

$25 980

JAGUAR ' 9 9 1 - 4 door atMa. load-ad poaw aunroot anarpt $ 3 1 9 M

Audette Cadillac 851-7200

...all cars pX safety checked

1 M 7 FLEETWOOO 4 atwM W N * gray ona ownw H tarmM MP Vary

• 4 1 9 M , pa r m o n t h

1 9 9 2 B U I C K P A R K A V E N U E

Haa anarytfang Ona,

Audette Cadillac 851-7200

CONT»«ENTAL 979 MARK V Cdt-actor a Sanaa 4ua. 12.883 maaa.

OMy $17 500 5*3-4087

OOOOE CORORI

S ? £ o o FT. 1 M B - 2 door

459-8878

Audette Cadillac 851-7200

8 8 0 C h t r r o W

BCRCTTA ISM OT loadad l a f e t o TM (4190 BERTTTA IBM - M. cnaaa. M.

aana naa Was. AA-. $7800 748-0713

L O O K At g'« ^ L O T U S ^ m l i t -K

"Automotive Group of Farmington Hills "

A t G r a n d R i v e r a n d 1 0 M i l e

h i c k FSH m a z o a c ^ d

A 1 M 1 - OTZ. a a k ' a a . quad 4. 9 apaad. l f » : •ataaa $11 s x UO-O'49

CAMARO 1 M 1 BCRLMCTTA V 8

r r M C ALTT0

a

CTonth*

S A T U R D A Y S E R v f c E 8 ^ 3 0 - 4 : 0 0

"Bill Cook's Got It!" 1992 AUDI 100S

L E A S E $

fftOM—

- 18SM MsM on 3> moWMf wonBdy u^aaar* snd aacMty BmoM (SbcmBt MpoM i m # ^ 8 paymsnq 1 ? 000 < M par ) M on R s r t 8«arni8 i S M s r s 15 000 m B M P M yBM on ikfmk HsgM I

' T O M W O » paymartts w M raM) psymam i M L a a a M s u 8 M d l o o * « M O r w r s i and « gat « • o» paymantt muMcty myMy laasM HM opaon K PMOMM bur * aal " M i M M B p a 10 pnor I M ( M M !

^ B I L L C o o t <

$ 3 9 5

per month

B U I C K

4 7 1 - 0 8 0 0

Grand River at 10 Mile Farmington Hills

C A V A U E R - 1 9 8 9 Z 2 4

= S ? E TBS M j f O C X O M M 0 S

BNC M t U M M V-8. I T W t - l w M I , * .

ZZZZT 7S5B 2 m ^ , T S U C M - S S S :

CMNUW Mil M* • WM 8» •SB, a a M aaasMH. "a $7 AORTAL MA L

36 m o n t h s / 50 ,000 ml l« Free Maintenance

n i i . GRAND RIVER AT 10 MILE 4 7 1 - 0 0 4 4

F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S

Thursday, July 16,1992 O&E *9Q

DYNASTY M M LE-

vANCER 1SM CS - Turtw aaaaaan

TOWN 4 COUNTRY 474-8790 OOOOE 474 -8BM

OMM. I S M . a j t n m M c M . M a naa -arranty $ » 4 M 648-0273

SMADOW 1887 • a a m M . abova aiw aga uuiilSaun. $2800

477

S M A O O W 1 B M H Turbo, w i le, m. M u M .

M ' S M - a s e d oondaton 8 araa. • m a M . 6 8 0 0 0 i m . M M r a * o r daaaa. M a g S 8 M 837 3 B M

oaaM 1887 many naw parts, n a a aood ragh ataaaaa O U A O - ' M M a$-w r A H a r M m . a M 8 6 M

S»MOOM

• M M

TOWN & COUNTRY 474-871C DOOOC 4 7 4 - 8 8 M

333-8873 $11 SMAOOM I N I ES Con»arMiaa . . . - .

loadad tad a d d gray I2.0M maaa 8 0 5 E a Q M SHAOOM I S M inanarl. a n a a

T O W N 4 C O U N T R Y °4 74-8750 OOOOC 4 7 4 - 8 8 M

T O W N * C O U N T R Y 474-8790 OOOOC 474-8BM

B E S T S E L E C T I O N

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We w o n ' t be beat !

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C A L L 6 6 2 - 3 4 4 4

Ask For Subaru Man

TtB-8100

STEALTH. M81. a M a . $ 8 l l l . l Sftarp' $15,500

TALON. I M 1 TBI Ouaru • Low a M aga. inai lM, a n a , naal S M I $13,000 Mon- f f l 453-7890 aAar

TALON. 1 M 1 TURBO TSl - AS — — — m Mack 5 apaad am/ tm

38 OOC Nwy aa $ 1 3 , 100 4pm 937-1386

ESCORT I S M 4 door maa. but naada ang BMMry $128 or baM

FORO 1*71 LTO I

• w.-a^a, w«a ai>yr* -« i - •• R. MUSTANG M M OT-8 I TAURUS 1882 LX M a a M T T i m f l P

Aaoy aRaaM. 8 .000 w * a a $ > C 8 8 6 HUt fTMOTON FORO 882-0400

1Mb 1980 U l Loadad

L T i S S T S S S r • 7 1

r baM oRw C M Sam-9#a» I U i S J L •

C O N T M N T X t l H I l M M

P ^ T f f u J K B < FOHO - 2 S U 1 0 0

" S - T X y P S S t « v MWBC. - M O l M M a M ^ t

ESCORT i S M OT poaar M M a a . 5 a c w M / A M T f M caa-aana. M rad. M i o o 888-5287

ESCORT I S M won. 118.000

ESCORt . I M S WaBon. M M « .

ESCORT 1 M 7 - I 10 000 maaa on J

$7,000 or M 8 c M a R w i 84 T M

TE8MO OL M 8 7 4 door ak p o a w aaaarmg. Maaaa dar n # a M $3800'CMW 47

WM • BMja i "»L i t naa. 3J 0OO aMaa. I H J M

TEMPO I 8 M

347-8778

T E M P O 18*4 - n a a A M graat. ^ » s naad. ^ M R . l#aRaa._a-NwM_

a. $1300 * 3 B - r ~

PROSC. I S M LJL V-8 ABS Braiaa M poaar aatandad warranty M . 5 0 0 484-0855 O . M 5 - 5 8 U

TAURUS. 1887. loadad 50.000

COUNT F Good c 100 000 " 3 E

CROWN VICTORIA L* 1 9 M 4 door. VS. M poaar a ia i k'lp. brMaa. poaw w M w ^ o c i u . A M /

and «a»yl lop 78.000 X o n a n a i S4890 4 7 8

CROWN V C T O R M '990 LX-

M . aisaaam oondwon 45 o o o w . . $7800 Mon-*n 9 5pm 2 4 * 9889 ESCORTS 1990 11 IO cnooaa Irom $5495

P A T MILLfKEN F O R D 2 5 5 - 3 1 0 0

ESCORT 1983 GL 2 door, haaeft-baca automatic. M . A M / F M . 3a-Iroaiar.good anapa 8890 583-8153

E8CORT I S M . « o aa. poaar aaawmg brafcaa t « 42.000 maaa. m n . 1 oarwr. $ 1 9 0 0 ^48-8532

ESCORT 1984 W A G O N F^ l p o a w wr Good oondmon $ 1 0 0 0 o r b a « ORW C M 484-7S58

ESCORT 1887 OL t o a d M 47.900 a. a M jndw aananty raa,' a . $3900 384-8112

ESCORT i S M OL Auicmaac. am Mi. Or. raMWt t a a a a w i . naa Oraaaa araa Banary Looaa good/ naw graM xigraw, maaa $i80Q-'baM ESwa 471-0138

ESCORT i 9 M GT Rad 5 apaad.

iamon $3700 484-2858

ESCORT 1 9 M OT R M 9 IP aaa lad 83 000 maaa $5500 or baM r Anw 6pm SB7-37B2

ESCORT I 9 M J l 5 apaad wadad aaa naw. ataaa 2 door M 7 0 0 or

tQRW M l - 3 8 7 4

ESCORT 19M Rony 28.000 •aca tn#i am r a * o Ruat pri Ci c M a m f $4500 C M 583

TEMPO 1 M 4 - 2 door poaar I n 8 braaaa. aunlmaM. aa o w <00 000 maaa Enana bad* S « w w r .ary goad $1256 484-0866

TEMPO 188'- « » ' '.

$1400 or BaM 981-7387

M U S T A N G M M - S 3 8 M ot M M Suuttwr i c a araM body 8 naw graM S M aRw i p m 722-4770

MUSTANG. 1878 . R M . aOomalK n a w good $800 3 2 8 - 2 7 M

M U S T A N G M M - ubiii i a M a»-— muM aaa M.. au

$6 200 2SB-1S13

MUST ANO 1986 . 73.000

TAURUS I S M SL - V8 W M » | $7885 LrwnwOryaaw PI, m a a n 525-7604

TAURUS. I 8 M graM tonMbon 5 5 0 0 0 maaa wttomaac < » — ( K w a m o a - w $ 6 2 0 0 427-

MUNTMGTON FORO

— r s s

B U I C K

t s a i

892-0400

TEMPO 1 9 M G l - 4 door

TEMPO 1888- Loa '"•••ga M. $1275 _ TYME AUTO 455-9888

TAURUS 1 9 M »MO pnorw loadad , - _ nara ai 8 out Mual aaa M 900 AM- ( w a a a - ' a a tor M a M 8 3 8 - r S M o r 658 8800 „ V35O0 C

TE14PO M87 Sport OL *-door a w

3 . 9 % A . P . R . 4 8 MonOi GMAC R n a n d n g on the all n e w

A c h i e v a s . C u t l a s s S u p r e m e or Eighty-Eight Roya ie

• N o g

M o n e y

D o w n !

1992 AC HI EVA S SEDAN ' Air Conditioning • Automatic • And-Lock Brakes • Puts* Wip*rs • Roar Dotoggw • POWBT Lochs • Timed Glass ' AM-FM Sterao • Wheel Covers

SMAHTtZASe

1992 ACHIEVA S COUPE

$ 1 2 , 9 8 1

n t M C u n A S s a f n K S C O U K

$ 1 3 , 3 8 9

If! 1M2 BGHTtflCKT WflLl SOU

N E W 1 9 9 2

buTLASS SUPREME CONVERTIBLE Ready For Immediate Delivery!

' 1 6 , 7 9 5

ESCORT 1 9 M GT 5 l Mr poww naw ••a 4 •ant candnon. $6900

ESCORT- 1 9 M IX . automaac, Mr. 4 door <ad 28.800 maaa S5.7S0. Pays 367-4548 E ^ a 626-84Q6

ESCORT 1990 LX 4 door loadad 9 0 * 4 4 .

A C T I O N O L D S

2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0

ESCORT '990 4. Poor toa p o a w

naada aoma a o n MuM aaa lo ap praclaM $l2Q0.Tww o«tw 4 7 S - 8 8 M

MUSTANG 1M7. a> 5 0 a a h a u M loadad a a R a a i M a $4800 baai

MUST ANO MS7 OT. bottom. Kick aNR. awTOM. a r 8 P J 0 0 W . aaauw9$8900 779-9QS1

MUSTANG I B M OT 54 000 moatty raghaay. 5 apaad Loadad Back-'Gray CManlf $7250 or baM 477-4084

MUSTANG 19M. LX HaarMaca aulomanc aupw caaan MuM aaa to ape ra n a a $4700 567-2363

M U S T A N G I 9 M LX 5 0 5 apaad

TAURIUS 1980 LX

" L E S S T A N F O R D

TEMPO TSM OLS PO -W M *

TAURUS 1882 OL N » M C Mr 2 S ^ L T s - C 3 I S * 4 E * m T S S tat cnaaa. poaw a m d o - a 6 locfca dark pkw $4 485 Altar 6 347-374

PAT MtLLIKEN F O R D 2 5 5 - 3 1 0 0

TEMPO 19WGL. 4 noor » • Mr. caaaatM 49.i

I $4800 E«aa 344-8297

T - 8 M M M - T u n a , couPa a a M ^ M P O M M L X 4 J D o o r a I art - c o n R m M 0 0 C — a a «*Y«M Maa autoaanc._a» garaga iap< $5500 C M Paw 531-2271

1 H 2 O L D S R O Y A L

' 1 6 , 4 9 5 I S M K » C K S K Y L A M

4 D O O R

548-7335 ba aaar to appraeww $5400' baat !

| oRw Altw 6pm 534-3883

477-8402 U U S Y A M O ^ S M $ 0 GT

ESCORT 1992 Wagon automatic Mr only 5 000 maaa $9790

PAT MILUKEN F O R D w i . aarm m OOO 2 5 5 - 3 1 0 0 425-2515 or Altai 5pm. 456- 140C

EXP 1985 - 5 apaad. a m l m c a » M U S T A N G 1989 Convantow LX aana awaoot. taa $ b rMaa » good C a a t o r a a c8r Automatic Mr condHian $2500 twal 349-4775 j M 8 8 5

EXP '988, -ad, toay loadad M pow P © G w no na* . aioaaart condibon ona ownw $2000 4 2 7 - 3 I M

T-BiRC « 9 M T i *bo Coupa »adad , cwan $3800'baai C M 9-5pm | TEMPO 19*0 OL. a$2 -08M or a«w 6pm 668-5722 i

" S T l ^ 1 TEMPO <991 OL. A M / F M n t a a l ayaawr. EPA vacwetad 8 aana automaac a . poaw tor ts / wproaad $8500 961-2885 i t n j n a ^ a i ai caa aw M l - 8 4 1 2

WANT FORO MERCURY C A W

i* . ""-——a. — — 1 36.000 .

O H A N D P f O X 4 D O O R i — 1 ^ . 8MB IB A. a a . a p w a aaa flaBJL QORV t*a»SI Jb.WK

' 5 9 9 5

TROY MOTOR MALL 643-7660

FAIRMONT tSM 59.000 apaad acykndw $500 or baM

837-2508

H 0 L M A N Pontwc-GMC-Toyota

7 2 1 - 1 1 4 4 FESTIVA 40.000 m4

69 4 apaad. 40* MPG MUSTANG '989 GT 5 , $2950 or T laaaa, aacaaant corns

981-8821 oanad MTWarbaM

FESTIVA 19ML WtMa t Loa maaa Aaa<v $3400 CaB. 1-7134

428-27$ I

FIESTA 1980 ba $450 or ba« oftor CM

MUSTANG I9M LX. 9 0 naw araa $ cakaa. load

aaa* $10,300 er I

FIESTA. 1980 body good v a p a una oood $900

Mlar l2noon. 255-1348 FIESTA 1960 An naw brMaa am-Hw • -- anrv! «-anaaxirtaaon

MUSTANG '990 - Traa bngw rad. 427-4018 ; 18.000 maa LX laa poaar aandoaw

aattat And a

453-2424 aal 201 _ MUST ANO 1991 CoavartMM 15 000 mnaa automatic a.i $10 800

1989 TOYOTA COROLLA SR5

5 apaad tu»» aocappad

Salt price • 7 9 9 5

1984 TORONADO Air Kf poww

Sale Pnee*3995

1992 BUICK ROADMASTER

A« Iu8ya»appad

Sat* Price * 1 8 , 6 0 0

THIS WEEK'S MANAGER'S SPECIAL 1987 OLDS CUTLASS 2 DOOR 28,000 miles, automatic, power steering & brakes, no air.

Sale Price

1992 BUICK * £ * A t r

Sate Prica * 1 2 , 5 0 0

FORO 1Mi EXPLORER onr, 11.000 maaa $17.5M

PAT M t L L I K E N FORO 255-3100

•1989 BUICKL PARK AVENUE

2 4 5 5 5 MICHIGAN A V E . H a ^ o t Taag spi-1 D E A R B O R N

5 6 5 - 6 S O O I LTO U 19*3 NAOON $1 000 Ot

.3131478-8904 1 I YD 19M Y8

• C t a s m c C i e

— m i i r i T tfTTT-iwr—r

Sale Price *11 »200

•T^RMSTRONG BUICK 30500 Plymouth Road • Lwoma BUICK

525-0900 ISUZU

1989 DODGE CARAVAN

S I M M M M 0 , 5 0 0

1988 C H E W BERETTA GT

^TPR*»'5£bO 1991 REGAL

4 DOOR V * a>< poww aandea

Sal* Price * 8 7 9 5

Aubj ) L O T U S H I L ic :K

Summer Fun Is More Affordable With SMART BUY! 1992 SUNBIRD CONVERTIBLE AulomMc 8I8C*K raar datoggar * M W nareo casMfia m . cnaaa M aRaal lamp group <a*y gagM doc*. spoMr and mucR mars Sloe* »J21S«6

' 2 9 4 „ ' 1 7 , 9 5 0

1992 GRAND A M SE COUPE

Mt mora Stock »N20803

SMART BUY

$ 1 9 9 " « $ 1 3 , 5 1 8 par month #

1992 GRAND PRIX , SE COUPE

WAS $17,813 NOW ONLY

*15,271 1992 BONNEVILLE

SE SEDAN

s Z Z r ' 2 9 2 " . » 1 8 , 5 2 8

A l l New 1992 C o b r a Ful l Size

Luxury Van Conve rs i on

Dual Air. Haat & Color T.V

WAS $27,495 NOW

$ 19,395 Stk. #4345

Was

$15,745 NOW ONLY $ 17,995 1992 MAZDA

Stk #4038 s 9 6 9 3

ONLY

"Automotive Group of Farmington Hills'

At Grand River and 10 Mile

i< . K (&t) m a z D s

"Bill Cook's Got It!" SUMMERTIME FUN CONVERTIBLES

1 9 9 2 M l A T A 1 1 9 9 1 R X 7

'92 14 FOOT HIGH

CUBE VAN 350 V-S. automatic radio 10 0 0 0 to GVW Stock a 2383

NOW

"Last of Its Kind99

Collectors Droam Stk. #3775 NOW

13.491' '22.643' NEW 1992 SONOMA

Sal* P r i c a $9693* 1st T ima Buyar Rabata -$400 1 st T ima Buyar Sal* Prica * 9 2 9 3

1992 MAZDA m m m>% #

MPV

'92 4 DOOR J I M M Y 4x4

Slk. #4301

Was

$22,905

NOW

WAS $21,966

i s V/BOB SELLERS Wocucas V PONTIAC GMC CK 38000 GRAND RIVER 478-8000

$15,750

NOW f r 2 , 2 9 3 -

SATURDAY

1992 MAZDA

Stk. #4060

Was

$29,550

NOW

SALES 9-4 SERVICE 8:30-4:00

\

1 0 0 * 0&E Thursday, July 16, 1992

172 Lincoln 8 7 2 L i n c o l n •72 Lincoln 174 CONTINENT** . I M I 90.000 M . e a n e n t y , Is

W W » . H M h f W O O

CONTINENTAL. 1»»6;

CONTINENTAL 1*71. 3 d o o r . fl oondMM) in 4 ou l . aa p o w . M M BRarlor. M i con t ro l 47.000

$4,900 M u s i aaort-

f Z J S

TOWN C A * 1002 • 4 floor, gray I laOc. new k W M a r y ' M i M I •

MARK V * 47.000 •

CONTMCNTAi . 1 M 2 E u O H M Mecknan. 7000 maea. Cat 032 - 2 1 0 0

CONTINENTAL 1000 •"

. • • 7 5 0 1730 Mp. polar aARe. aree! M g

o w n (17 .900 S w ~ r a i tuners to 110.200€f fc«0l aRer 7 0 0 - 3 6 6

MARK V 1»r» - 400 m n . met op-Mr Monor.TtOOO.

C A P * I M I X M - 4.000 • * . . fl 1,000 402-2373

J S l . 4 n w < i m o r a Mnpeocacaei • 10.000 **nm Par * unoorn M e r a a y

433-2424 out 201

MARK V * 1000. LSC- 'Meck . Mack

"10'.UK. lu l l ) !U*aed • -HBCUL including Sony 10 C D (Meyer Ma

- M & J amor Aflar I

TOWN CAR. 1079 f 1.000 LOW

I 721-1240

TOWNCAR 1000 Elagant Mack M a n o r O M y 3 2 K M t a k » 110.000 Caa.

.. .all cars ^ safety checked

COUQAR. 1002 4 c o n a t i o n . I

rA COUQAR 100S. Mr* Man. I

r.bo?rrJsrss£i 313-47

1007 . T O t t H C A W — 40,000 ona

C M cm, | l ? OOC

a a u t i - t U o R o y > 976-013 werrarwy 34.000 f 11.OOODaal 453 -0*30 Audet te Cadi l lac

851-7200

RED'S HOT RODS

1001 OTA TRANS A M 3S0. Hack OTI 1*03 new P* 03.000, maaa. 13 400

TOWN CARJ arary. F ion » " * o . w ca. 110 500 fISOO or CELCA 1000 qra 'ssr—cc—rt

ABS 1 ' 2 000 6 5 6 -3376

ACTION OLDS 2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0

TYME AUTO f 1 300 or

1000 Or and Ala SE W O 5 H 5 OOC

420-1160

cM * A u d i ) L O T U S t '•<

" Automotive Group of Farmington Hills"

At Gr.ind River a n d 10 Mile

.COUQAR 1007 L S 01.000 c a r a M 1 ownar maaa, lex 4 a t r a a t k a n a r (5005

Htnaa Pam Lwcoai M a r r w y 453-2424 eat 201

m a z o a COUQAR 1000. eutomene. f * ao

"Bill Cook's Got It!"

* i L \ BUICK • MAZDA • NISSAN • AUDI PORSCHE • VOLKSWAGEN - LOTUS

r C Q U P O N ^ S ( X ^ C O U P O H S S J S S ? E R O T A T I O N | J L u b e , O i l & F i l t e r

u p 10 5 quarts of motor oi R o p U c * oi fin*

w e t oao ry rocommondod p m * LuOncow a l

-ecessary areas Huartom wasw i teposa l

19.95

FOX HILLS Ct f ) Ba»-P iymouW a M i - 3 1 7 1

COUQAR 1000. LS. Loaded 17.001

ACTION OLDS ' 261-6900

COUQAR 1000 - 20.000 maaa. M •oadad. factory warranty 110 000 7 Diner Cougars n a n

H i n a Par t LmooavMar tu ry 4 6 3 - 3 4 2 » e s U 0 1

ORANO UAROUlSE 1004 LS M M ! condition Ona owner (2000

402-102S

ORANO MARQUIS. 1000 > l lB» l l l ' l condit ion, ooomel ownar. a» poaar .

I 70 .000 maaa *4300 /6ee t 001-2410

! T I R " < Rotate four (4) tires Visually; ( inspect disc brakes Inspect tires? { for damage $9.95 f C o u p o n E x p i r e s 8 - 1 - 8 2 C o u p o n E x p i r e s 8 - 1 - 8 2

O U PO m..K.I«I»I m) c 4 CYLINDER TUNE-UP ( Replace -spark plugs Scan engine I specs Set timing Set idle Inspect

air and emission filters

PRICED FROM *39.95 C o u p o n E x p i r e s 9 -1 -92

a w i w w w w M i C O O POWwwi SUMMER COOUMG SYSTEM SERVICE I

N s m tool lor Mks. M «poet K no* ana Drts Dwi mfl cootng fywm a#> up to fp tptono ol nm arrtrwa

Coupon Expires 8-1-92

COUPONS GOOD ON G.M. AUTOMOBILES 4 MOST IMPORTS

ORANO MAROUtS 1007 OS - U g h l 8 W . 54.000 maaa 15700 Days 037-2456 E*ee 477-0012

GRAND MAROUlSE 1000 L W M Tranaportat ion ape&ai ( 0 5 0

420-22C2

ORANO MAROUtS IS, 1905. low o o d cond i t ion .

SOS-7700

ORANO MAROUIS 1900 LS LOOO-ad> Black Gray i n te r * * (3200 Caa 055-2001 or 945-1079

' 3 ,000 a. botf i

"SERVICE OPENS 8:30 SATURDAY SALES 9:

GRAND RIVER AT 10 MILE

rDlLL 471-0800 •471-0044 V iQOK Buick Mazda Imports F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S

•n

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j Announcing Comerica's Vintage Vehicle car loan. This financing J option »Ji spc< ifk ally dr signed for the used car buyer. If you are I i onsidrrinn a vehicle (hat a 1989 model or oWer and you ne«d a

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Where the bottom U f r t m f X H C

I ORANO MAROUIS 1000 - 55.000 maaa. aalafy eftaefcad 4 a a r r a n f d .

LTNX 1003 - 4 door , automatic, atarao. poww. alaar/Braaea Looks good Runt g o o d (525 470-7142

LYNX. 1000 XR3. rad I caaaana c rwea . 53.000 m i t a T 13300/Qaal 352-0300

'craam'w»J»i top

047-:

MAROUIS 1005 • 70.000 maaa Muaf Saal ( 1 2 0 0 or baat oner

(313) 307-1004

M O N A R C H 1075 Rune wafl f * S O Caa laaa tor K a n or Linda) 375-1015

MONTEGO 1073 arougnaaa 351 au-tomat ic . fun c rmamg car. ( 7 0 0 Af lar 4 p m 477-0012

SARLE 1000. I U t t loaded, p n o e d ( 0 7 0 Datow Olaca book ( 2 0 9 0 TYME AUTO

Wagon da 47 J o o Ita • ( 7 7 0 0

FOX HILLS Ctvvalar -Ptymoutn

455-8740 001-3171

SABLE 1900. LS loeOad. graat •nape, muat aaa ( 5 0 0 0 or beet oMar 351-0065

SABLE 1000 I S n a m a i power moonroo t and mora l (0409 HUNTINGTON FORD 9 5 2 ^ 4 0 0

SABLE 1000 OS Wagon • vfc auto-matic air. oomm •a idowa . B e

M U N T M Q T O N FORD 452-OaOO

SABLE 1001 GS - Ex t ra m a r p i

irssw- TORAZ 1000 OS. 4 doer , low maaa. automat ic l oaded I m m a c i M M co rv d l f ton ( 5 2 0 0 Eaea 421-2104

TOPAZ 1000- 4 door air.

TRACER. 1000. ESP 2 door , auto-maoc aar. a m f m raaaana * v oood condWon. fS OOO/Oaal 522-0334

(75 Nnsan DATSUN toot 200SX powar w a v

HOTinHOTWI 100S 300 rt T-«opa aaarao caa-aane tow m i 5 apeed ae. d e a n ( 4 2 5 0 Daye OeO-UIO. 000-1907

NISSAN 1000 240 SX. 10.000 orlgt-

NtSSAN t o o t 300 rt Twin T i r t o . Loadad i T- topa

NISSAN 300 rt 1004 Turbo I-4BQO. w 1 owner xsv" 90V-407S PULSAR 1007 * T

PULSAR 1000 NX-BE 10 «aNe •L T -Topa 4 u a i i w i W

s s r .

ACTION NISSAN 425-3311

STAMZA 1000 w A O O N . a e a t a r a o 1000 w A O O N . a e a t a r a o

I7» Oldsmobito CALAIS m m La

f r o m CsOfcrms . R e d 'Btac* o a U a n w O H ) M mam m urn* orLosa

C-ALAiO 1 0 0 0 - t a » •! in • m i

LES STANFORD

C A U U S ^ oyr a

OBI 9 4 1 - 4 0 0 0

I B 4 mm M l a * •

m i A U T O

s T w i a T i i y i a f i y taZ ttTJZZTjrSZ

m I ToyoU

ACTION OLDS 261-6900

s a c r a r n s s t i m n r ACTION OLDS

261-6900

caaan. i N a d aRer(

CAMRV 1000 LC. loaded. a m Im r a r i i m cnaae. power ( 3 2 0 0 Pay 421-4902 a » e 0 4 0 - i 2 3 3

0 M M V . M M . e u i o m j n c . aw.

a». .CEUCA 1007 4T brakaa 4 Urea, air

C E I I C A 1000 - a d aan i • W l o . 11 000 M90. f14.000 479 9909

CUTLASS C * R A

PONTIAC 0000. 1000. STE pray auaWa alienor poaar au kray loadad. m a n oandMon aaa 14400.HON Aflar 0 30am 557-3037 Al tar 9 p > 250-0030

CAMRV. 1000 LE 4 Doer, waned, wao a<amiaaiad. COROLLA. 1000 AalamMB.

422S

400-2424 aat 201 Pontiac 0000 1000 STE Fuey load-e d Wa f rnemlamad V 0 Blue Sun-raaI 101.000 mi 84100 352-4773

CAMRV 1000 V-0 LE. aPmr' grey av •er aunroot loadad. aa-rran«y kaaartalirlr pro-kaaa. (11 .000 730-0002

°zr2.

TOYOTA MR2 >900 03 000 mdaa eaoeaent cendaioi apaad 84190

TURCCL 1000 A M F M .

^ Hearing 4 l a a a a . O w

( 3 5 0 0 or After »pm 422-0107

|MV CEUCA- 1000H OT

MR-J 1000 F ^ y loaoad. a M oon-

s r - r

m Voiuwagen

BEETLE. 1071 ScOd.

ACTION OLDS 261-6900 1080 FIE B O GT 7 - T o p a loaded

SUPRA 1900 Black loeded 10 SO 7

ACTION NISSAN 425-3311

T 0 V O I A 1080 SRS a u i o m a K .

TOWN & COUNTRY 474-0790 OOOOC 471 8000

RABBIT 1003. 4 door . 110.000 »» EicaOanr 5 t caaaana. ( 1000 427-72001

REGENCY 1000 Brougham. 4 i

Red

H0LMAN Ponoac-GMC- Toyota

A l l I "Automotive Group / • O ' l k of Farmington Hills " V JT 1 J K At G r a n d River and 1 0 M i l e

( ^ 5 ) L O T U S ^ i « u c : K ( ^ ) m a Z D a G D loadad. d e e n . FE3 ( 0 0 0 5 7 2 1 - 1 1 4 4

REGENCY 00. 1000 Broughem Ex Cocoe/1 an miertar, low

loaded. (W.SOO 534-3324

SUNBrttO 1002. new I am-«m caeaatte g o runagood. (000

TORNADO 10*3 Excaaent o o n * . oom ( 3 2 0 0 CaB. 31J-453-041B

S U N B I R D - I M S au toma t i c . aM. am lm c i a n t l i new laaa 70.000 maaa . looks 4 n m good ( 1 940/beat 721-5007

ACTION OLDS 261-6900

SCMBiRD. 1906 Power . l ee rw ig / brakes au tom CaO 5pm- 10pm

TORONADO 1001 TROFEL Jet IMeck. anmaculala condmon 20.000 ^^•^•8t7J0OaMBMi

SUNBIRD 1007. power a teenng 4 brakes automatic an. 4 door , g o o d c o n a t i o n (3 .230 WeeBder t af ter 5pm or af dey weekends M 7 - S 4 3 3

TORONAOO 100 a. (10 .001

ACTION OLDS 261-6900

SUNBIRD 1900 SE FuOy l o a d a d original ownar. 41.000 maaa. a *ca r lent condit ion 15000 Waakdaya After 5 30pm O. an Oa>

471-2044

> SE

871 Plymouth HUNTINGTON FORO

FURY. 1070. 303 rebum engme. 27.000 maaa g o o d nmna condr-

tOSO 720-4303

N O W ON 1003 feme, needs en-gine wor t No body damage ' l aaa r t i ree (2S0 'bee i CaO. 422-0714

HORIZON 1907 01.000 MBae w a weB. good cond i t ion 5 apaed Mer-es (1200 'bea t After 0 p m 901-0741

a ^ n n a n y . C ranry ( 7 * 0

LASER 1902 Turbo - a f wnaei dram, a f options. 000 mdaa. Bel pnoa (20 .000 Saw ( 1 5 . 9 0 5

FOX H I L L S O r y a k w - P f y m o u t h

455-0740 001-3171

RELIANT 1004 ataarmg 4 brekea. a m - i m caeeet le ( 1 5 0 0 501-0101

RELIANT 1000 - eu tome l i c ae. 4 more ( 3 495

TOWN & COUNTRY 474-0780 OOOOC

RELIANT 1000 . automeilc air. ( 3 .006

FOX H I L L S 456-0740 061-3171

SUNOANCC 1000 UBRed -th aurv root. 53.000 maea Asking ( 3 0 0 0

519-6544

Draaaa aa wfate eaoal 662-0190 or

lent. (37C& 761-6111

TuRtSMO 1000 Low moas Runs OooO' Needa m n o r boo, work ( 1 2 0 0 Ceo. 375-0307 or 637-0267

880 Pontisc SONNCV1LLE 1003 BrouoRam royal Okia maa mamtaaied. io««ed 20 MPO. (1060. beat 354-3257

SONNEVIU.E 1007 L£ Loaded, ea-ceaent condmon. ( 4 Tocmeet oRar E w n a ^ 530-4322

BONNEV1U.E 1077, 4 waa. many new pens. SOSO/Metofler

door, naa runs greel.

533-4030

BONNEVILLE 1000 SE •oadad up.

j n W c a M a o n ( 0 005 Lnorae CHryalar Ptywm. itBS25-7004

nvto. 1004 - Nea«T pemled Mac* automatic. New area, aiavool. maK oondBion ( 2 2 0 0 or baal oRsr Muat s o * 726-0332

FWWRO 1002. Bleca . a * , auio-

t a m e d OOOO Caa 340-1075

FIRES!RO 1000 Formul *-4 lew mOeoRe. am wao meaaamed Maa ( 0 0 0 0 ' d t a r M i l l ig

ia 360 6.7L red welters.

conavon. 3 6 2 - « 7 t (

F1RC0IRO 1000 Formu •oadad T-topa am-n (0300'Beat Caa Oam-5,

la 350 FuR, am 343-6262

FIREBMO 1000 F o m u maaa Loedad- T-aops ( 0 6 0 0 CaO. 640 -6203

la 350 32K Red.'SR^r

fter 5pm

FIRCBIRO 1001 CMen aana power Mx*a/aoo< none Muat l e a 90 0 0 0 ^ 5

SUNBIRD 1000 corwenoae power eweryrfang. 25 000 meee. ( 1 3 . 5 0 0 Eves 037-1003

SUNBIRD 1000 GT Turbo -maea. tut power (7a0S

LES STANFORD 565-0000

TRANS-AM 190: 3001* V8. « barrel ee.40,000 meee nice (300C&BB1 027-7106

TRANS A M 1003 wee* 4 gold runa exceBent n around (3300 /bee l

greet (3000

TRANS AM 1000 GTA. wftne grey i - i opa air goM nme, d ig i ta l

I 000 mi ( 0 000 720-0001

TRANS AM 1900 GTA Turbo. 1 Ol 3 prolorypaa to ' 9 0 0 A m v e r a a r y last mew l l l . 9 0 0 . aaai 477 -4100

M K . B r , 10.450 or I

TOWN & COUNTRY 474-0750 DOOGE

GRANO A M 1000. I X 4 door , ae-

( 4 300 'beet OaO-iOOOor 046-7203

GRANO A M H M LE aaMaaCMMdam

881 Saturn SATURN 1091 SC V5 000 m M red 5 apaed sunrool. tape, powar opt ions, a r . (12 .000 045-6501

"Bill Cook's Got It!"

VOLKSWAGEN A i r . s t e r e o , power windows, power locks

•No| Money iDownll

1 9 9 2 P a s s a t G L 4 d o o r

$249* p e r

m o n t h •48 monfh laaaa a o e e d e n d T o ® up kon t coal ( 5 2 4 0 0 ' 5 000 m * « per year. U> por mOo o « kmit opaon l o buy deterrraned a l « a a e n c e p t T a . p lates a M Total o> peymenta (11 .062 0 0 Subieci to credit approva l Leasee reaponaRMe tor axcea • wear and leer ORer e « « ' " ' 3 ' -03

S A T U R D A Y S A L E S & S E R V I C E 9 : 0 0 - 4 : 0 0

A|.| GRAND RIVER AT 10 MILE r g y > 4 7 1 - 0 0 4 4

FARMINGTON hills A l l I "Automi

/ " V j k k of Farmii At Grand Ri

( A ^ d T ) L O T U S ^ ! i i i i ( : k m

"Automotive Group

of Farmington Hills'

A t G r a n d R i v e r a n d 10 M i l e

unnzn

" B i l l C o o k ' s G o t I t ! "

N I S S A N

HUNTMOTON FORO 062-0400

QMNO PMX. nm m coupe Aaro partorwi pwo» W a r 0000 mt

&SS--

SmZ 2 1 0 0 0 maaa ( 1 0 0 0 6

F O X H I L L S

L I MAMO - 0 0 1 1 Hon . 76 OOO

• O N T I R C

( 1 4 0 0

1000 1004

eOHTlAC 1006 0 0 0 0 I t M R W

o a a w a o o r 4 0 6 - 0 0 1 »

R W . T I A C OOOO I * t o o * w r r

NEW 1992 MAXIMA

GXE

No Money Down

* * S t o c k #

10926

p e r

m o n t h

1 «ew 19B per 1 r • pwoiaas 0

i L i i . nan i Wa We a a a i ( f a i a a i n 4 m c u % Baaoaa • •a 1 a f R n a » ua>i w a n o p ) », l a m J M i B c i « oeda 1

1 9 9 2 S e n t r a X E 1 9 9 2 S e n t r a X E 1 9 9 2 2 4 0 S X C O U P E

Air. S » # 1 1 0 0 4

•155 per month 36 Month Ltsse

No Money Down

Air, 5 *pMd. cassette crwsa 8 mora. Staff f

'9998*

Automate, cassatto Slock #10750

C A i • •

5»221 36 Month

NO MONEY DOWN SATURDAY SALES SERVICE

SERVICE OPEN 8:30-4:00 SALES 9:00-4:00

-ML NISSAN " Farmington Hills 471-0044

A D i v i s i o n of t h e B i l l C o o k A u t o m o t i v e G r o u p

Thursday. July 16,1992 OAE

4 L O W E S T L E A S E P R I C E EVER FOR A NEW BMW 5 2 5 i A

..'599 Per Month ONLY

only 42 months 199 Per

Month LEASE SPECIAL!! NEW 92 CAVALIER VL

•n warn aw-wa i r a i a a a em aaa B m i m am a •ai awe a lu_-» i mi i a a _owa» ram 0mm a aaumi raaateOR « M w Ml *eaawee-4IBB

a i x aw c n

® c 0 A

1 R 5 S rz O £J 5 c c A

NEW tl CAMAR0 RS COOPt

WAS $13.800

1 9 9 2 B M W 5 2 5 i A

PRICE INCLUDES: • Automatic Transmission • Leather interior • Air Conditioning • Heated 10-way power seats • Telescopic steenng wheel with airbag • Power windows & sunroof • 10 speaker AM/FM stereo cassette radio • Antilock brakes (ABS)

•Based on SOmontti ctoaoO-ond IOROO wrm 15.000 i aes per y«Rr 82.500 non-»otun«Ja«o Oown piymm if* powmRrn. $550 SRCunty deposit piRto and IRX duo ol dolrwory 37,500 mornatm fndBO Up lo IS cortt po» mOo ow limit Option to purctiooe ol end o« lease tor (20 243 Total payments equal lo »«M ptuo 0% ttmoo 30 Slock #2253-00

COVERED BY A ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM ANO A 4 YEAR 50.000 MfLf WARRANTY

LIMITED TIME OFFER ENDS JULY31st

ERHARD BMW

NEW "$2 LUMINA 4D00R SEDAN

WAS • 16,094 i ' 1 2 . 4 9 5 *

NEW t2 RS CAVALIER NEW f l CORVETTE C0U« " 1 2 DOOR COUPE —RR— . 4 . - ^ — « B-0- . I

WAS S11J11 • 9 9 9 5 *

NEW t2 CORSICA LT SEDAN

WAS $14,154 s r , ' 1 1 , 4 9 5 *

WAS $37,344

NEW t2 BERETTA GT _ mFVLm j-e

WAS S1S.B1S S", « 1 3 , 7 9 5 *

NEW t 2 GEO RWZM 4 DOOR SEDAN

WAS $12,775 s r , » « 9 9 5 *

OVER 40 CONVERSIONS AT LOW. LOW PRICES! NEW 92

S-10 PICKUP

WAS (10.470 •8563*

NEW f2 SUBURBAN WT0N I na W » | I »4 aa

WAS $24,131 s r . * 2 1 , 1 9 7 *

Ira S-10

WAS (71.064 •ST, ' 1 7 ^ 3 1 8 *

NEW tl TRACKER CONVERTIBLE 4*4

WAS$13J14 ' WAS $17.74* • 1 4 , 9 9 1 *

OAKLAND COUNTY'S ONLY AUTHORIZED BMW DEALERSHIP SERVING ^ METRO DETROIT SINCE 1964

4065 Maple Road.

6 4 2 - 6 5 6 5 — - 2 —

* 1 1 . 4 6 6 *

NEW t 2 ASTROS-PASSENGER I'zizzr^r^r: tm I WAS $17,630

• ' 1 5 . 3 4 Q * NEW '92 LUMINA APV

• 1 1 . 3 6 3 *

-Plus MJL ana. Jooonoaon A* rROOMd ID ••2 9% APS *>ONCPV on 0RI0C7 moOam

up ID 40 montha ft mud mtmtm MEDIUM

DUTY TRUCK

DEALER

3 5 5 - 1 0 0 0

BOB DUSSCRU YOUR DISCOUNT DEALER

LINCOLN MEncunv

'93 Villager Minivan on display!!

1M2 SABUE LS 4 D00C SI DA*

5 ZJ lgZEV 'mn , or purchase for

2 Y N I LMM

•350-$ 1 6 , 1 7 0 *

1W2 CONTMCNTAI. DOCUTIVI 4 DC. ugn BI0C7U DeRWCRR srtct aim Mwbb

earcdar M9c aoo» R90«r tm 10 avy cmam n m encpso

#j0»70 or purchase for

2 YMr LMM

•458" ' 2 5 , 9 9 0 * 38 MM»Ue

1M2 C0UCAR LS 2 DOOT

a a r o B Q * • ' * * * * * * T - ? *

a Y99T LMM

•332"

or purchase for

• 1 4 . 4 1 3 * ISMUMHe

1M2 TTACF* 4 000* NATCMMCX . ooaor H a l i a i n e m

y n a s s s s ^ g / a

a v o i

• 2 4 4

or purchase for

* 9 3 9 9 *

1992 COUGAR LS 2 DOOR

DEMO PKO. 2S2o

WAS $19,702

SALE PRICE

• 1 3 , 5 9 6 *

1992 SABLE LS 4 DR

DEMO • • *<]• 642

W»R $21.734 SahPrtc*

' 1 5 , 3 7 0

PQBP mDEMO

SALE!

I M I SABLE L.S. 4 Door

WAS $20,447

SALE PRICE

• 1 2 , 8 1 8 *

GS 4 DOOR OEMO

P R C R r q o 4 5 1 A

WAS SIT.SM SALE PRICE

• 1 4 , 1 8 3 *

Q U N ^

BUYING A CAR, TRUCK

OR VAN IN JULY

From

MCDONALD FORD Is As Easy As 1 - 2 - 31

ONE LOW PRICE - Our lowest sale price is on the window of every vehicle.

nr f» z

1 0NEX0W1NT RATE - 8.25% annual percentage rate financing,

plus use the rebate for your down payment. With

approved credit.

HIGHEST TRADE-IN - We need 200 good, used cars and t r u c k s l

BOB DUSSCflU LINCOLN • M c n c u n v 5 1 6 2 5 G r a n d R i v e r at Orchard Lake Rd Farmington

5 5 7 - 4 6 4 0 4 7 4 . 3 1 7 0

MCDONALD FORD

349-1400 550 W. Seven Mil*

_ NORTHVILLE

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1 2 0 * * 0&E T h u r s d a y , J u l y 16.1992

«" V V. ' i

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1992 Seville

Loaded! Lease for 30 Months FOR $ £ 0 0 3 9 *

1992 Eldorado Loaded!

Lease for 30 Months FOR $45984**

V

Loaded! Lease for 30 Months

5?" S619M*" ONLY ONLY per month per month per month

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1992 GRAND MARQUIS GS fstodertryjpwdcortroi/wrdefro8t«i«aro^ FM F A C T 0 R Y R E B A T E - - $ 7 5 0 cassette, power lock group, luxuy igft group, body DISCOUNT - $ 3 2 7 6

side accent keyless erlry.Ui sae spare ^ 1 8 7 ^ 1 5 ^

6* this price OWNER LOYALTY SAVE AN 29 others at similar savings ADDITIONAL $ 1 0 0 0 * *

1993 TRACERS ARE HERE! are now available for

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1992 SABLE Power wndows poww lock group.

stripe, front floor mats, til stowing. 3 0 V4 fciM Reeled engne. 6^*y poww drfrws IMI. electronic AM FM cassette. aluminum wt»«ts. kgM group, air. Mod

tn jgy FACTORY REBATE -J750 DISCOUNT -$2171

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1992 TOPAZ GS 2 DOOR Pkg.. Mr comfort convenience'

group, row defroet luggage rack. Mr. AM/FM caeaotte. tinted glass 7

steering, powar brakes (Raw spoaw in photo not a MtePH on 364 R package.)

Hf,7» FACTORY REBATE 4500 DISCOUNT $2233

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1992 TRACER 4 DOOR 573A Pkg. automatic. 19 Iter tual

AM/FM, raw dafroat, dack id drtvWs Mda MM m . Ml

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IBT PRICE — FACTORY REBATE., DISCOUNT -$15*

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1992 COUGAR LS ^ U M M i a c x a p i

UST PRICE FACTORY REBATE DISCOUNT

• 1 4 , 4 9 9 * 19 mthta prica

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