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I N T H E P A P E R

TODAY Schools eye 1.5-mill tax hike

could t h i s t r i c t « n u l W . S ^ u r i t y M

F a c e d with a >5 8 million outh Canton " h o o U " ^ w a n * f i n a l d e c i s i o n

Historic home: We take a look- in-side another historic home./3A

Pay cuts: Teachers and school ad-ministrators should forgo pay in-creases to help the district deal with an expected $5.6million budget shortfall./13A

SPORTS

Relays winner: The Plymouth Po

Canton girls won the Stafford Re-lays championship in ' field Saturday at W ailed Lake. Also, the annual Mangan Meet __ was Tuesday./IB

Title clincher: Plymouth Canton tied Northville in girls soccer Monday night, but that was enough for the Chiefs to clinch first place in the Western Division. / I B _ _

BUSINESS

New life: Optical Imaging Systems r of Troy is singing a happier tune thanks to an infusion of cash from Guardian Industries and securing some lucrative contracts in the liq-uid crystaCdisplay field./\w

Let there be lighting: Michigan Chandelier and its current chair-man, son of the founder celebrate their 80th birthdays./ 12D

SUBURBAN LIFE

A new family style: For some grandparents, enjoying their grandchildren has taken on a new meaning as they assume responsi-bility for raising their children s children. / 1C

SPECIAL SECTIONS

Home and Garden II: This special section provides a healthy serving of hints for sprucing up your home and garden this spring.

Hail, top students!: Members of the 1992 Observer Academic Alt-S ta r Team talk about their college and career plans.

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BY M B . DILLON STAFF WRITER

Voters - i n t he P l y m o u t h - C a n t o n school dis t r ic t will be a sked to open thei r wallets even wider if a c o n s e n s u , reached by the school boa rd is approved as expected Monday . M a y 11.

T rus tees informally agreed on Mon-day to seek 1.5 mil ls for oqe year to less _ en the impact of next year s projected $5.6 million revenue shor t fa l l .

T h e l e w would raise about $2.8 mil-lion, mean ing t h a t spending cu tbacks would st i l l be necessary. Staff ing c u t s would save abou t $1-6 mill ion.

T h e board p ink-s l ipped 156 t e ache r , a n d proposed across- the-board cut*. Teachers , in the second year of a th ree year pact providing pay increases of . . 6 a n d 7 percent , are being asked to ac-cept a 2-percent pay cu t next y e a r

Teache r s also have been offered an e a r l y r e t i r ement package. T h e incentive

could save the d i s t r i c t $2 million if a

m i n i m u m 35 s t a f fe r s agree to the settle-

m e n t package. " T h i s is a very p a i n f u l process tor ev-

e r y o n e , " s a i d Trufc tee_ D e a n Swartzwel ter . " I t ' s pa in fu l for adminis -trat ion; i t s p a i n f u l for staff , i t 's pa infu l for all employees; i t ' s pa infu l for u s as board members ; a n d i t 's painful for t he communi ty . B u t in t imes like this , it s j u s t ano ther one of t he painful th ings we all have to go t h r o u g h . I t ' s not easy for anyone ."

Con t r ibu t ing to t he projected deficit are legislat ive ac t ions including the proper ty t ax freeze, tax-base sharing: a n d a cap on Social Security p a y m e n t s to d i s t r ic t s by t h e s ta te . Lawmakers are

cons ider ing proposals call ing for dis-t r i c t s to a s s u m e all Social Securi ty a n d r e t i r emen t cos t s for employees.

R a y Hoedel , associste supe r in t end-en t for bus ine s s and f inance , recom m e n d e d t h a t t he board ask voters to ap-prove a 1.46-mill increase to cover oper-a t ing expenses for one year a n d make cu t s , r a the r t h a n ask for a higher levy.

" S o m e dis t r ic ts have chosen to go for a larger millage increase a n d no cuts , t h i n k i t ' s unfa i r to ask people to go for a mil lage increase with no cu tbacks , he sa id . •

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Mayflower Hote l co-owner Creon Smi th r emembers a m a n who gave h is right leg to s tay at t h e P lymouth h o t e l

Unfor tuna te ly , t he leg was an artif i-cial one and h a d t o be returned. H e left in a wheel cha i r a n d had to come back a n d get t h e l eg . ' S m i t h said-guess he h a d t o , s t a n d a n d realized he was miss ing someth ing .

Whi le mos t of us have never lost any-th ing as in te res t ing as a leg (See Ronal Reagan in - K i n g s R o w ' ) , everyone h a s lost someth ing , somet ime , somewhere, and the somebody who finds it often works at a local bus ines s .

Mar ie Foote. Mayflower s front desK manager , repor ts finding airline ticket*, den tures , money (once it was $275), c lo thes , shoes, etc. "You name it, they

leave it b e h i n d , " s h e sa id .

At J o h n s o n ' s R e s t a u r a n t on Ford Road in C a n t o n , wai t ress * tlda John-s ton found a w o m a n ' s diary, b u t d idn read iL " I t was locked.'" J o h n s t o n l amented . "1 was t e m p t e d though.

Another J o h n s o n ' s waitress. Kelly (who decl ined to give her surname) , re ported finding a d i n e r s denta l re ta iner . Wai t r e s s M a r y Norr i s said she once discovered a par t i a l pla te someone h a d left behind.

r ~ T h e lost a n d f o u n d box a t J o h n s o n » current ly c o n t a i n s a jacket, two h a t s s n d one glove. " I t ' s usual ly full , over filling," Kelly revealed.

And speak ing of gloves, people seem always to lose t h e m one at a t ime Wai-t resses , b a r m a i d s and clerks all over town se ldom find two* gloves, or ear-rings As yet, t he federal h a s n ' t c o m m i s s i o n e d a b lue r ibbon

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Although it will never be confused wi th t he Tour De France . C w t o o » Magic Ride bicycie tour ing, ^ d - r e i a -ing activity fest will occur S a t u r f a y wi th more than 400 l o c a l s propell ing t h e i r mach ines across hill and dale.

T h i s vear 's preregis trat ion n u m b e r s h a v e already exceeded 1991* t o t . , , ac cord ing to organizer Ricki Becker.

B u t don ' t despair if you haven ' t al-ready registered. Jus t t a k e y o u r j p r f d -,ng mach ine to C a n t o n T o w n s h i p hall on C a n t o n Center Road between , a n d

M FUNDRAISER 11 a .m. Saturday a n d you will be ac-commoda ted for t he medium-s ize fee of $15. Children u:.u «r 12 m u s t ride with a p a r e n t .

Proceeds , more t h a n $20,000 last year , will be given to t he Chi ld Abuse a n d Neglect Council of Oakland Coun-ty, Chi ld Advocacy Network of Monroe C o u n t y . Wash tenaw Area Council for Chi ld ren and the O u t W a y n e County-Counci l on Child Abuse and Neglect.

Riders may chose between four c o u r s e lengths t h i s year. If you re a p iker biker, try t h e four-mile circuit . Otherwise, shoot for t he 14-. 25-. or oO-m i l e courses.

C a n t o n resident Bruce Pat te rson, will par t i c ipa te in t he Magic Ride for t he t h i r d time. But - "I only ride four mi l e s , " he admi t t ed . " I ' m a wimp.

bough t a new bike las t year to make it

eas ie r . " W Pa t te r son said he raised about $100

in pledges in each of t he last two years. Can ton C o m m u n i t y Founda t ion Di

rector Bill Joyner also p l a n , t o p ^ himself around town ^ u r d a y > r th* first t ime in Magic Ride « his torv in Can ton . For the first two years he was par t of the organizat ional

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• 'We're really tickled to have 400 (riders) com-Ingto town/

- — Bill Joyner Canton Community Foundatioi

Joyner hopes to complete 5 - S m i l e s , ••but I don ' t t h i n k my weary bod> going to last m u c h more »han tha t T h e C time 1 was on a bicycle was in

1972."

Joyner is obviously proud of t h e m creasing popular i ty of Magic Ride. • We're really t ickled to have 400 ( n d ers> coming to town, he said "<Outs ' ers) can see not only the b u t t h e w i d e o p e n spaces (Can ton , known for '" (

Other celebri ty riders inc lude Observ-er Editor Jeff C o u n t s , e ta te R e p J i m Kostevs. D C a n t o n . W a v n e Countv Prosecutor J o h n O H a i r . commissioners Jerry Vorvs and Dennis Shrewsbury, C a n t o n Supervisor T « n Yack and W a y n e County Execut ive Ed M c N a m a r a .

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Super in t enden t John Hoben agreed, but said. "What we are doing is putting a band aid on a problem that will be back on the table in a year." Hoben expects s ta te legislators will continue hit-t ing out-of-formula school district* with funding cuts.

" I t ' s d bleak picture. We are going to look at some other means of get-ting the job done with less money, but it 's a serious situation," Hoben said.

"As much a* we hammer on tuem. there dc^sn't seem to be much concern on the part of the leg-•.latOfe."

Trustee Car' Battishill, a teacher in another district, asked adminis-trators to exolain why transporta-tion is being held harmless.

-"1 have * tough time laying off 9(1 teachers (gboiH 66 of the 156 pink-clipped teachers are expected to be called back); five administrators; numerous aides and special educa-tion staff ant! rut laying off anyone n transportation Maybe we have to

get bacK to »»ur mission statement

and say, is it our mission to teach or to get our kids to and from school? Is this a political concern?",

"I think it 's a political issue as far as parents are concerned," Hoben said. "Boards that have tried that have been the subjects of recall efforts."

Leaving elementary and middle school busing intact and discon-tinuing high school busing would represent an estimated $217,000 in savings.

Swartzwelter "said he supports "keeping something in reserve. As we know from past experience, (the future could bring) something even worse than our current worst case scenario. In my view, the high school transportation thing is one of the things I'd consider holding in reserve."

Trustee Roland Thomas said he favors "laying it (the millage pro-posal) out for the community."

It may be that the district won't have to levy the entire millage if enough teachers retire early and if

the salary cut is agreed upon, he said.

Errol Goldman, executive director for employee relations, told the board he hopes to have some infor-mation on teacher concessions and retirement by Monday. Board Pres-ident David Artley said he supports "putting it (the millage proposal) straight out there so there is no con-fusion."

•" Battishill said he wouldn't be op-timistic about the chances of a 3-mill proposal passing, "bu t a 3-mill increase would retain the same ser-vices the district receives now." In other states, the electorate votes on the school budget, be said. "Per-haps it 's t ime to ask our people to make some choices about how they want their kids educated."

While the district's financial pic-ture will remain hazy until the leg-islature adopts its budget in Sep-tember or October, schools by law must adopt a balanced budget by July 1. For a millage proposal to ap-pear on the June 8 ballot, the .board must act by May 11.

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panel to study this mysterious phenomenon.

Helen Morley has been a barten-der at Plymouth's Box Bar for eight years. ' You name it. they lost it." sne said. "Anything you can think

they probably lose it." n fact. Morley found a pair of de-

xi •. r blue jeans and a . sweater V, ay morning when she came to * it 's unknown what the owner

. wealing *lteit in1 m she left the bar.

"People get kind of toasted and 'hey forget stuff." Morley said. "I 've had girls not even take their purses with them."

Back in Canton at the One-Hour M iniring place on Ford Road El *!:ller said the ring she was

wearing turned up one day in some-one's pocket. She has also found re-ceipts, Kleenex-and hankies, among other stuff.

Sherri Lormann, a waitress at Nancy's Coney Island on Sheldon Road, reports finding sunglasses, wallets, prescriptions, keys, jackets, kids' shoes, toys and even a chil-dren's car seat.

But if you want to see some ma-

Budweiser. a bottle of wine, a stuffed animals four plastic snow-men, two Santa Clauses, two bags of reefer, a package of M&M candy and 45 bicycles.

"A lot of it is property that citi-zens turn in," property officer Carol Luelleman said. "Sometimes the of-ficers find it."

The police periodically auction off unclaimed items (except for the

lor-league orphaned possessions try the police department property room.

Among other things. Canton po-lice are holding a hood ornament (since May 1990). a screwdriver, three mailboxes, a baseball bat. skis, knives, guns, a six-pack of

guns, marijuana ami liikt>). "Dui a lot of times property is jus t junk too," Luelleman confessed.

Tom Swim, who works at Feed Rite Pet Shop & Supply in Canton could rertiember nothing customers have lost, but said. "I lose my mind a lot. We're still looking for it."

Local spelling champ loses in mid rounds of LIT bee

Jenifer Mourer, a 1-owe 11 Middle School sixth-gradeiT^competed in the Lawrence Technological Uni-versity/Detroit News spelling bee last mon*h.

•Jenm -ompl-'ted several prelimi-nary rounds, hut v us knocked out

of the competition when she couldn't spell "refocillate."

Thirty-six fifth-, sixth-, seventh-and eighth-graders from all over Michigan took part in the contest?

Jenny made it to the LTU bee be-cause she won the area spelling bee in March.

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Restored: Sharon Pugh and her family did plenty of work on the home.

Carpets out: The Pughs removed the carpeting to expose the original red pine floor.

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Old house captures fancy of returning 'Townies X polished stone top that the Pughs

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Sharon Pugh of Plymouth de scribes herself and her family at-•T.ivn.ies- '»»u wuikinn | h r Penn and the farmer's market It s a quality of life."

So when i^haron, husband. Da vid. and daughter Jennfer returned to Plymouth two years ago from Da-s-id's job assignment in Brazil, they wanted to live downtown.

While house hunting, a yellow Victorian colonial with a wide tront porch on Harvey Street caught Sharon's eye.

"When we drove hy the house, it looked like there could lie apple pie cooking. It was very inviting. Pugh said. Dave didn't want a condo. and we didn't want a new house We wanted to look at something old

and see the potential there to fit our

in 1892 or 1893. the house has an intriguing history. When Sharon met the previous owners at

music lessons in the area. In his late 50s. he taught himself piano tuning. Stevens worked in this pro fession until retiring at the age of 98.

ihv Mf.-ing. iiifuimed that— there was a Nash Rambler buried in the back yard by yet another for-mer occupant.

'I wanted to dig it up and see if it could be restored," she said, but they told me that the car had been buried in pieces." —

She was also given an old news-paper article on Clarence Stevens, who bought the home in 1900 and lived there until he died at 103 in 1969.

According to the article. Stevens was born in 1865 on Canton Center Road just south of Plymouth. He taught school in Plymouth. Belle-, ville and Detroit, and gave private

Changes made

Before moving into, their new home, the • Pughs made several changes. "We wanted the. house to suit our need* and also to teel like it might have during its early days.' Sharon said. "Fortunately. ' the plumbing and wiring were in good shape. We made a lot of cosmetic changes."

They took up carpeting to expose the original red pine floor which was stripped and sanded and fin-ished in a clear sealer. The staircase in the foyer was also restored to its original condition and left uncar-

peted to showcae the beauty of the wood. A wall with a door between the foyer and parlor was removed to make the area more_apacious. ( abi nets were added to the kitchen and a large pass-through to the dining room , was stripped ot make-shift trim and decorated wilh comer brackets to match the home's, exte-rior Victorian trim. One upstairs bedroom was made smaller in order to provide much needed closet space for both the guest and master bedrooms.

"Dave and I worked on the walls to get them back in shape We would scrub, sand, caulk, let it set-tle and then paint." she said.

They solved the problem of re placing broken window moldings by using original woodwork from in; side the closets. The garage at the back of the lot became the wood

HISTORY in our midst .

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The Pughs furnished their house with antiques of the late 1800s that they brought back from Brazil. The foyer welcomes visitors with a Bra zilian colonial style cabinet with

polished stone top that the Pughs found in Sao Paulo Dividing the' foyer from the living room is a sofa-back table that came from a village antique store in Emb'u.

One living room wall is decorated with a collection of silk batiks on the theme of the plight of women and children in Brazil. Another wall features a large wardrobe now serv-ing as an entertainment center that was. according to Sharon, "a dirty, dusty piece that we found in an old ham when tramping around the Brazilian countryside.

By combining antiques with up-holstered contemporary pieces the home reflects both the needs of a 90s family and the solid warmth of age Jennifer, a recent college grad. is living.at home while making fu-ture career plans. She enjoys the at-mosphere of an old house.

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Breen. an attorney. appoint « i to the county commiwion to re place Susan J HeinU. who re»ifrned to become regional director for Gov. John Engkr . At the time Breen was serving at> supervisor of Plymouth Tuwiiahip.'fl fiUe«l b> former state Rep Gerald Law

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When appointed to the com mi* sion. Breen had been Plymouth Township supervisor for 11 consec-ut ive wa r s He also had a previous term in 1970-72 for a total of 13 years as supervisor.

He also was a Plymouth Town ship trustee from 1968-70 and 1976 SO. t r a i l i n g eta y—ra.

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He is married to Mary Breen. longtime trustee of Schoolcraft Col-lege in Livonia.

Noting that the total county budget is about Si.5 billion annual ly — including state and federal revenue — Breen said. "Wayne County government is big business. t ) t | to requ ire. an eyperi •

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L a w c a l l s i t q u i t s a s s u p e r v i s o r BY KE V I N BROWN STAFF WR I T E R

Gerald Law, Plymouth Township supervisor, will not seek election to the board in November.

"There are a lot of other things to do," Law said Tuesday-

Elected to the township board in 1978, he ran for the Btate House in 1982 and served until 1991 when he was appointed supervisor.

"I have spent the last 15 years in public service at the local and state level and feel that I have accom-plished a great deal." Law said. "It is t ime to move on to a new career with new, challenges and opportuni-ties."

With township trustee Smith Horton also dropping out.of the su-pervisor race, the candidate list has been narrowed to three: trustee John Stewart. Kathleen Keen-McCarthy. and Stephen Boak.

The filing deadline for candidates for the post is May 12. "1 m not going to support anybody." Law said.

In recent months. Law ai)d other trustees had come under fire from township residents after allegations were made that the Western Town-ships Utilities Authority had in-curred cost overruns, and some con-nected to the township board had been employed by the project.

Those making allegations "have played loose with a lot of facts. Law said.

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ville, Plymouth and Canton) decid-ed unanimously in 1985 and 1986 that this was the best option. Quite frankly, it's still a good project."

"Nobody's ever been paid for work they didn't do," he said, add-ing, "Everyone who has been hired has done their job and done it very well."

When the WTUA project was formed, "I wasn't even in town," Law said.

"I did nothing for the project other than come here in the past year and be one of the commission-ers running the project. I can't even take credit for the project."

Law said he'd been thinking about another job "off and on the last couple of months, in the last month pretty seriously."

He said the recent announcement by*UTS. Rep. Carl Puraeli that he would not seek re-election affected his thinking.

"Many of the same feelings that Congressman Pursell expressed had been on my mind for some time. I do not believe that anyone should stay permanently on the govern-ment payroll."

Law said the decision not to run was extremely difficult, but added he had no regrets.

Law, 47. said he is proud of his record as an elected official, and of his efforts to reduce taxes and re-

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Gerald Law: "It is time to move on to a new career with new challenges and opportunities "

duce the cost of government and support programs that improve ed-ucation for s tudents .

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Police were told the keys to the stake truck have been missing since the suspect was fired April 24.

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Canton police received a phone call from Michigan Bell at 4 a.m. last Sunday and were asked to han -dle a call from a man in on Hanrtan-Road who said he was going to kill himself.

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Michigan will have a glut of chil-dren in foster care unless it can speed up adoptions, a state panel said.

"People are going to be held ac-countable fo r . the time il takes." said Don Marengere. president of the Adoption Option and a member of Lt. Gov." Connie Binsfeld's com mission.

"The courts, the Department of Social Services and agencies may be slow processing paper. A child may be ready. The delay isn't good for the child, the system or parents-to-be," the Bloomfield Township adoptive father said.

" I .Learned a lot of questions I should lie asking." said Oakland Probate Judge Jean E. Young, an-other commission member. Her court handles termination of paren-tal custody rights.

"Once a child is available, what happens then' ' What has been done to place the child in a permanent, loving home? What should the de-

partment or agency be doing? "I don't take "we working on it'

for an answer," said Young, a for-mer social worker before turning to law.

Marengere a n d Y o u n g were among 10 people from government and the private sector appointed by Gov John Engler a year ago.

Engler himself appeared with the commission recently in Lansing to say the purpose of speeding up adoptions "was not pure cost avoi-dance. Theoretically, these recom-mendations are cost neutral, lt 'snol a dollars-and-cents issue."

One unstated theme for Engler and Binsfeld, both pro-life, is to en-courage adoption as an alternative to abortion for teens.

Michigan records about 136.000 births in a typical year, 65,000 abor-tions and some 4,000 adoptions. In recent decades, abortions and out-of-wedlock births have soared while adoptions have dropped.

Half those adoptions are "relat-ed" — a husband adopting his wife's children by a" previous mar-riage.

The other half are "unrelated." About 1,000 of those are infant adoptions.

Some 1,200 are older children, many with handicaps or health problems called "special needs. Here is where the slowdown occurs.

"More teens need to be presented the adoption option, not fewer, said Marengere. "Everybody — the religious, counselors in school, doc-tors. nurses — can do a much better job."

In 1991, the state Department of Social Services had 2^200 children waiting adoptive placement, said director Gerald Miller.

"The number of children becom-ing wards of the state and entering the system is now 1.600 a year. The current adoption rate in Michigan for state wards is 1.200 adoptions a year.

"Projecting an incremental in-crease of 400 children annually who are not adopted, there will be 5.000 children awaiting adoptive families in the year 2000," said Miller, read-

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School board divided on superintendent hopefuls Adoptions B* DARBELL CLEM STAKE WRITER

A longtime West Bloomfield edu-cator ha s emerged as the f ron t -runne r in the Wayne -Wes t l and school board 's quest to hire a new supe r in t enden t , though two o ther cand ida te s remain in the compet i -t ion. ""

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Posey, warning of a po ten t ia l 4-3 spl i t in hir ing a s u p e r i n t e n d e n t , criticized what he cal led a " ra -cehorse m e n t a l i t y " to fill t h e job va-cated by Dennis O'Nei l l , who s tepped down in November a m i d board pressure. Posey urged a sec-ond s i te visit for Culver to allow "a

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T h e board p lans t o v is i t Culver ' s d is t r ic t in Pinckney on Monday . Later next week, t he board is ex-pected to meet in special sess ion to choose a new s u p e r i n t e n d e n t t o . lead the emba t t l ed 16.000-student Wayne-Wes t land d is t r ic t .

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raised d o u b t s about t he t op candi-date. Ra isanen sa id .

But Posey warned of a 4-3 split for T h o m a s , saying 'you can see t ha t we're headed tha t way," unless t h e . b o a r d agreed to visit a second candida te .

Posey's remarks Monday came j u s t two days af t^r he said dur ing a special sess ion tha t he couldn t suppor t any of the finalists for the supe r in t enden t^ . Chorbagian and Spis&k also have voiced concerns

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Some see the division a s political because Chorbagian. Spisak and Posey had suppor ted O'Neil l . T h e other four board m e m b e r s had de-m a n d e d new leadership in a distr ict emba t t l ed by controversies .

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ng f rom the 125-page report t i t led "A Chi ld In Wait ing."

He pra ised Engler for al locat ing $3 mil l ion to help preserve and uni-fy t roubled families but jo ined the commiss ion ' s call for -more user-fr iendly procedures.

T h e goal, said Binsfeld, is tha t by 2000 " n o child is waiting. T h e wait

is over. S la te Sen. Jack Welborn, R-Kal-

amazoo, said f inding families for children nV.w can avoid cr ime prob-lems later.

" I was proud to see three depart-men t heads involved — Mental Heal th . Publ ic Heal th and Social Services ," Welborn sa id . " T h e fourth h u m a n services depar tment

— Correct ions — was not involved.

" I f we don ' t do something now, t hey (unwanted children) will b e i n t o another h u m a n services de-p a r t m e n t down the road — Correc-t i o n s . " said Welborn, pledging to s t a r t hearings soon on t h e legisla-t ive changes r ecommended by B ins f e ld ' s panel .

Health from page 5A

ba te J u d g e Joan E. Young called ig-norance of such subsidies "a bar r ie r to comple t ion" of adoptions.

• Recrui t ing fammil ies for foster care a n d adopt ion to reflect the eth-nici ty of t he children. But it urged tha t "p lacement practices assure t ha t ch i ldren bonded with a family not be removed based on race. We strongly oppose children wait ing unnecessa r i ly for a family of like-

• Suppor t ing present law pro-tecting the confidential i ty of the bir th pa ren t s by not disclosing identifying information unt i l the adoptee has reached age 18.

• Allowing placing agencies to provide prospective families with non-ident ifying medical, genetic and heal th history information about the child and the biological parents .

Marengere sa id the commmiss ion w a s n ' t unan imous , bu t there was no minor i ty report.

" W h e n you have 10 people in a room to decide, you're gonna come u p wi th different ideas. I agree wi th a major i ty of the recommendations b u t wot all

"1 though t she (Binsfeld) d id a marve lous job. considering all t h e personal i t ies involved."

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Oakland County and the Greater Detroit Chamber of Commerce came up on different s ides of a s ta te Sena te bill helping older cities to spruce up for economic develop-ment

" I w a n t to encourage private in-ves tment in older ci t ies." said the sponsor . Sen. Lana Pollack. D-Ann Arbor. ^

/ " W e need to stabilize town cen-ters.'" agreed deputy Oakland Exec-utive Joe Joachim.

"There ' s no concrete revenue sourpe, and there ' s another layer of government ." objected Ann Parker of t he Greater Detroit Chamber .

S B 669 got ita first hearing re-cently before t he Senate Local Gov-e r n m e n t and Urban Development C o m m i t t e e c h a i r e d by David Honigman , R-Wes t Bloomfield. T h e ques t ions showed tha t at least two of the five rnernhoru hove —

T h i s is an a t t e m p t to level the play-ing field."

Wi thou t ident i fy ing a money-source, Pollack 's bill -would allow c o m m u n i t i e s wi th in a regional council to borrow f rom a s ta le re-volving fund for cer ta in economic development projects .

T h e s e could inc lude land assem-bly. relocation of ex is t ing uses and demoli t ion. Others could be envi-ronmenta l c leanup, inf ras t ruc ture , p lanning and appl ica t ion prepatiOn.

T h e communi ty would repay the loan when it sells t h e improved real es ta te .

Pollack a n d the Eas t e rn Michi-gan Envi ronmenta l Action Council th ink it will reduce u r b a n sprawl — the tendency to bu i ld on green fields when there ' s no popula t ion growths "Government ha9 distorted the market . " said E M E A C ' s J ini Bush, cit ing sewer extensions .

Parker of the Detroi t chamber thp hill wouldn ' t wwk

would oppose th i s . " said Pollack. " T h i s is not an environmental c leanup bill .

I don ' t wish to t a k e power from exist ing munic ipa l i t i es . " she added. " I t doesn ' t create another layer of government . It doea encourage co-opera t ion ."

J o a c h i m said Oak land Executive Daniel T . M u r p h y has focussed on u r b a n cores because random growth was d i s t u rb ing t h e qua l i ty of life in nXral a reas .

J o a c h i m said t he policies ' in Pol-lack 's bill were a lmos t identical to policies of top political leaders in sou theas t e rn Michigan — the exec-ut ives of Oakland a n d Wayne coun-ties. t h e chair of Macomb 's board and the mayor of Detroit .

He ci ted two examples where a shor tage of money t r ipped up rede-ve lopment projects . One was in Royal Oak . across f rom the Detroit Zoo. " B u t t he window of opportuni-

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She objected to a "cumbersome" 10-step process for se t t ing u p coun-cils. She noted only 10 percent of the fund could be used for environ-menta l c leanup, which is costly, and concentrates on assembling land parcels.

" I t ' s bizarre t ha t the chamber

been di f ferent with S5 mill ion." he said.

Another was in t he 1-696 corridor, where he said officials were unable to a semble large parcels of land.

But S e n . Gil DiNello. D-Clinton Townsh ip , saw curtail ing u rban sprawl as p u s h i n g people around.

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Canton w o m a n w i n s O U award

T h e O a k l a n d U n i v e r s i t y School of Nursing a n n o u n c e d the fou r recipients of t he Four th Annua l Nightingale Awards for N u r s i n g , sponsored by t h e school ' s Board of Visitors.

Among the winners is Pa t r ic ia A DeMetsenare, R N . of Can ton Townsh ip , assistant director ol nu r s ing at the Westland C o m a -

llescent Center.

DeMetsenare will receive t he Nurs ing Administrat ion Award.

• S h e ' h a s spent the last 12 years of her 19 years in nurs ing at We.-lland.

A graduate of Grace Hospi ta l School of Nursing, she took g radua te classes at M a d o n n a Universi ty.

A strong advocate of family in-

volvement in the heal th care which she coordinates for resi-dents . she has encouraged sever al of her licensed pract ical nurses to pursue RN degrees. She also helped star t a facility-based L P N training program

She was nominated by Ellen Basmaji who said: "Ms. DeMel senare is able to combine . s t rong convictions with gentle direct ion in motivating our staff to provide excellent patient care."

Each will receive $1,000 a n d a special bronze s ta tue of Florence Nigh' ingale at the Four th Annu al Nightingale Awards Dinner " p.m., Tuesday. May 4 2.

A record 450 members of t he medical and nursing communi -t ies and the general publ ic are

Patricia DeMetsenare: Wins nursing award from Oak-land University. expected at t he d inner , which will be in OU's Shot wel l -Gustaf-son Pavilion. T icke t s are avail-able at $35. and may be ordered by calling the OU School of Nurs ing at 313/370-4081.

Seminar taps human potential Schoolcraft College is present ing

a three-day H u m a n Potent ia l Semi-nar ( H P S ) T ra in ing and Experien-tial Workshop. "Reach ing New Heights: A Posi t ive Approach to Sel f -Development ." T h u r s d a y , May 14. 4-9 p.m., Friday, May 15. 9 a.m to 8 p.m., a n d Sa turday , May 16, 9 a .m. to noon-

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In a d d i t i o n , c o u n s e l o r s will receive 18-20 hours towards Michi-gan counselor or N B C C certifica-tion. Professional* who complete th i s workshop are eligible to partic-ipate in the Advanced H u m a n Po-tent ia l Semina r which focuses on successful ident i fying and re leas ing locked po tent ia l , working th rough failure successful ly, and life s tyle plan ning.

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regional government plans BY T I M RJCHARD

- S I A E * WR I T E R

N o sooner had a citizens group a n n o u n c e d it will raise issues of re-gional governance than two veteran p l anne r s warned them to be careful.

" I f you say "regional government. ' i t 's d e a d , " said Edward Hustoles . d e p u t y director of the Southeas t Michigan Council of Governments.

" T h e Metropoli tan Fund con-cluded t h a t (in the late 1970s), and it des t royed the organization." said Hus to les , the SEMCOG staffer most closely associated with s tud-ies of u r b a n sprawl. SEMCOG is a seven-county voluntary- p lanning agency.

"'I don ' t th ink we're anywhere near it (regional government) ," add-ed Cha r l e s Leman. president of Vil-i c a n - L e m a n He Associates, which has done land-use p lanning for some 300 local un i t s of government.

. Mich igan ' s problem, said Leman. is t ha t "we not only have city home rule; we have township home rule. In Ind i ana , they have city and county government. A township is only a way to measure land."

Both advised the newly-incorpo-ra ted Ci t izens Initiative for South-eas t Michigan to look for Limited pro jec t s — such as regional t rans i t .

t rash collection or ar ts management ins tead of a seven county gov—

e m m e n t . Metropol i tan Fund, to which

Hus to les referred, was a business-sponsored th ink tank on regional is-sues . It espoused a seven-county government with a council of 18 elected from sta te Sena te distr icts . So vehement was political reaction t h a t ^ i e group folded a n d reorgan-ized as the Metropoli tan Affairs Corp.

Hus to les and Leman were part of a panel Friday for a daylong meet-ing of t he Eas t Michigan Environ-menta l Action Council jn Troy.

Earl ier in the day, Peggy J o h n -son, Rochester resident and execu-t ive director of the Clinton River Wate r shed Council, announced the format ion of the Cit izens Init iative.

Leader is Larry Deck, an Ann Ar-bor resident who is taking a year off from his job in computer software development. Deck is known to en-vi ronmenta l i s t s as chair of Rails to Txails, a group which sought to con-vert abandoned railroad beds to pub l i c hiking, biking and horse t ra i ls in Oakland and Livingston count ies .

T h e n e i t Cit izens Intiat ive meet-ing will be May 28 at Schoolcraft College in Livonia.

" I t ' s premature to conclude w h a t form regional ins t i tu t ions might to t ake . I t ' s an open issue." said Deck a f t e r t he E M E A C m e e t i n g

Deck said the area group will be mode led after the Met ropo l i t an Counci l in Minneapoi is-St . Pau l , M i n n . " I t will be a c i t izen-baaed proceas" ra ther than a pol i t ic ian-led process. The agenda: " i n - d e p t h s t u d y . "

O the r incorporators are: Alice Tomboul ian , . former s ta te repre-sen ta t i ve from the Rochester a rea a n d E M E A C leader, and Louie Lawton . West Bloomfield e n v i r o n -men ta l i s t .

Un l ike the Metropoli tan F u n d ef-fort , which studied political ins t i tu -t ions , t he Citizens Ini t ia t ive is con-cen t r a t i ng on environmental i s sues — subsidized suburban sprawl, ur-b a n decline, loss of f a rmland , over-b u r d e n e d roads.

So far the region has only two governmenta l agencies t ha t could be cal led regional. One is t he five-coun ty Huron-Clinton Metropol i -t a n Authori ty, a t ax - suppor t ed agency which operates 13 metro-pa rks . T h e other is S M A R T , t h e s u b u r b a n bus agency tha t a l m o s t went bankrup t in March .

S'craft alumni sponsoring trip to zoo Visit t he Detroit Zoo with the

Schoolcraf t College Alumni Aasoci-a t ion on Sa turday . May 16. T h e t r ip inc ludes admiss ion to t he zoo. a covered t r am tour of t he zoo com-plete wi th docent guide, refresh-m e n t s a n d balloons for the kids.

T h e t r a m will depar t from the

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The atate Senate today ia ready to pass a bill giving the Transporta-tion Department more leeway to build new state trunkllnes.

I t 's a major defeat for cities and older suburbs who charge it subsi-dizes "urban sprawl."

The bill by Sen. Doug Carl. R-Macomb County, is a major victory for outer fringe auburbs and the

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Lake Michigan shoreline. " I t will skew public funding (to

benefit) real estate developers and speculators," objected Sen. John Kelly. D-Grosse Pointe. "I t ' s wrong. They (developers) should use their own dollars."

"Livingston County is under con-s tant pressure to take on economic diversification." countered Sen. Fred Dillingham. R-Fowlerville. "Trouble is, we can't put in the in-frastructure."

Carl's Senate Bill 803 would lift a 10-year restriction called the Pad-den amendment that requires the Transportation Commission to pu t . 90 percent of its money in mainte-nance and 10 percent in new con-struction.

An amendment, proposed by Kel-ly. to gut the bill loat 8 to 22.

Supporting Carl were all area Re-pub l i can . Sen. Michael Bouchard, R-Birmingham, backed Kelly on the first roll call but joined the ma-

jority on the second. Votes for Kelly's amendment

came from Democrats and one out-j t a t e Republican. Sens. Jack Faxon of Farmington Hilla and William Faust of Westland missed the vote.

The bill Wednesday was ad-vanced to a third and final reading. A final vote ia expected today. It faces an uncertain future in the House.

Carl and Dillingham portrayed the bill as giving more flexibility to

state highway decision makers. "I served in the House when the

Padden amendment was adopted, said Dillingham. "I believe I may have supported it.

"But a good policy at t imes wears itself out- We've seen the policy (maintenance of existing roads to help save older cities) in action for 10 years. What has been the result? It hasn't worked."

Carl called the Padden amend-ment "anti-growth, anti-jobs, anti-

safety. ant i-suburbs and anti-out-state.

Carl said the new federal trans-portation law would pump $400 million into Michigan roada — "a rising tide that raises all boats. This is not gonna jeopardize urban areas. They're going to get more money."

They were joined by two west shore senators who said the build-ing of the US-131 freeway has dragged on for 17 years.

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NEWS I N S I D E :

Editorials, page 20A Points of View, page 21A

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A R O U N D

CANTON Downes announces

l ymou th inhab i t an t Patrick Dowries, a 1989 Univers i ty of Michigan graduate, h a s an-nounced h i s candidacy for Wayne C o u n t y commiss ioner .

Downes is a sa lesman for P i t n e y Bowes of Southfield. " I don ' t p l an on mak ing a career ou t of t h i s , " he sa id . "1 simply want to offer an al-ternat ive for people fed u p wi th t he usua l choices.

" M y job takes me from the west s ide of Detroit to Northvi lie to t he nor thern reaches of Oak land Coun-ty. Not only have 1 wi tnessed first-h a n d the flight of bus inesses f rom

the county, b u t a f rus t ra t ion on the par t of t he aver-age person t h a t our leaders are out of touch wi th real-ity- - .

Trustee candidates

Ca n t o n i t e s Melissa McLaughl in a n d J i m P a n o s have announced their candidacies-for t r u s t ee of Can ton Township.

McLaugh l in , a 30-year townsh ip res ident and 1978 Eas t e rn Michigan University g radua te , cur-rently si ts on the p lann ing commission and h i s to r ic district commiss ion . - J ' h t h ink t h a t dec i s ions t ha t are made today shou ld • be for t he long-term good of the townsh ip . " she. sa id .

Panos , a Republ ican, is t h e di-rector of public works in R o m u l u s , vice president of the Windso r Park Homeowners Associat ion a n d a member of Can ton ' s zoning boa rd of appeals .

" I t is not my desire to seek the office of t rustee to become a politi-c i an , " Panos said. "I wan t to repre-sen t the people of Can ton . W i t h my knowledge and experience in gov-

ernment , I believe I can be an informed, effect ive voice for my c o m m u n i t y . "

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Writer catches Hollywood's eye Jim Burnstein 's agent feels his 'Me and Ali' screen-play is a sure bet to end up in film. And area settings such as Kellogg and farmer's market are likely to be part of the scenery.

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Someday soon, P l y m o u t h res idents are likely to gaze u p at t h e silver screen and recognize Kellogg P a r k ; t he farm-ers ' marke t and Dairy King. They ' l l fol-low the t ravai ls of charac te r s in c lothes bearing the insignias of No t re D a m e and the Detroit Tigers. And they 11 grow a t tached to a spirited kid who, with some inspi ra t ion from M o h a m m e d Ali, helps his d a d cl imb back f rom the scary dep ths of depress ion.

"Me and Ali" is a screenplay wr i t ten by P lymou th ' s J i m B u m s t e i n , a n d ac-cording to h is agent, i t ' s genera t ing a t -tent ion in Hollywood.

4"Me a n d Ali' is about to h a p p e n , a n d I 'm glad to be part of m a k i n g it hap-pen , " said S t u Robinson, who has sold movies including " E T , " Eight Men O u t " and "City of Hope."

"The re ' s already a groundswell of in-terest in J i m . " he added. " S p e a k i n g as conservatively as possible, h is career will slowly b u t surely be ca t apu l t i ng in to the t op levels. He wri tes about real life and real life experiences, with a combinat ion of poignancy, h u m o r and d rama ."

They ' re saying the s ame th ings about B u m s t e i n at Touchs tone P ic tu res . Dis-ney's adul t division a n d the make r of films such as "Fa ther of t he Br ide" a n d •Parenthood. ' T o u c h s t o n e has pur -chased product ion rights to "Rena i s -sance M a n . "

""Renaissance Man ' is the moral redemption story of a m a n who discov-ers what he was meant to do, which is teach, a n d under the mos t unl ike ly cir-

cums tances , " says B u r n s t e i n ' s L.A.-based producer S a r a Colleton. Baby boomer 'Bil l ' finds fu l f i l lmen t teaching Shakespeare to soldiers , of all people, a t an air base on the o u t s k i r t s of Detroit .

" T h i s is one of t hose rare pieces of material t h a t is emot iona l ly satisfying, is original, and is t r emendous ly com-mercial ," Colleton sa id . "The re iB something tha t is very specific and heartfel t abou t t h i s s tory tha t comes out of experience, r a the r t han from re-tread movies t ha t are j u s t o ther plots in a new form. T h i s h a s a very authentic-feel to i t "

As well it shou ld . B u m s t e i n . a huge Shakespeare fan, t e aches Engl ish at Seifridge Air Na t iona l G u a r d base in Macomb County, a n d a t t he Ford t rans-mission plant in L ivonia .

Touchs tone has p u t "Rena i s sance M a n " into deve lopment as a feature film. "We ' re doing more work on the script, s t ep by s t e p . " sa id Colleton. "Hopeful ly we will go onto the next step, which is p r o d u c t i o n . "

Real life experience? A chapter in t he Uvea of B u m s t e i n , h i s wife Cynthia . And their chi ldren Devin a n d Gabriel had lots to do wi th " M e a n d Ali" and the speed with which it was writ ten.

When B u m s t e i n learned there was going to be an add i t i on to t he family, he wasted no t ime. " I sa t down and did the out l ine in two days . " he said.

In 11 weeks, t h e first d ra f t of " M e and Ali" was finished. " I found out we were going to have a baby , and all of a sudden , there was mot iva t ion , hunger and fear. I was rac ing th i s kid," said B u m s t e i n with a laugh . "There ' s noth-

M T P H O T O S BY B I L L B H X S L E N

Daily every you will shrivel up ing like real i ty to m a k e you focus. '

Focus ing has become more diff icul t s ince J a c o b was bom- T h e baby occu-pies what used to be his fa ther ' s h o m e office.

B u m s t e i n is doing his wri t ing in a c o m e r of t he d in ing room, and looking forward to warm ,days on the pa t io "where I do my best writ ing." T o make room for daddy , t he family p lans to ei-the r a d d on to thei r Church Street home , or move.

" M e a n d A l i V main character . Abby. is a sure-of-himsel f seventh grader who. B u m s t e i n says, " i s sort of a combina-t ion of my ch i ldhood — no, he probably has more Gabe in him. and (Heming-way's) Nick Adams .

"I u sed th i s kid in the very first t h ing I ever wrote. If E rnes t can give th i s guy all k inds of s tories. 1 can do it with th i s kid. I a lways wanted to do someth ing wi th Ali. I 've had a lifelong fasc inat ion wi th h i m . "

BumBte in d i d n ' t want th is to be a

for lightning. "s ick pic. T o m e it 's much more about t he k id a n d how he deals with the idea of a pa ren t who 's suddenly down for t he c o u n t , " be said.

B u r n s t e i n ' s first memories of Ali d a t e t o when he was 9. "1 was a cocky kid, a n d f rom the moment I first saw Cas-s ius Clay. I said, 'Who w this guy? T h i s is t he coolest guy I've ever seen. "

B u r n s t e i n ' s devotion paid d iv idends . W h e n he was 12. he and a fr iend b e t "everyone in school Clay would beat S o n n y Lis ton. I can remember (the year was 1964) s i t t ing by the radio, l i s ten ing to t he fight."

As Abby discovers in " M e and Ali. t he c h a m p is no less a giant now t h a t he ' s pas t h is p r ime with new ba t t l e s to fight-

" N o Way has t h e light gone out of h i s eyes ." B u m s t e i n says. " H e still ha s t ha t s a m e pr ide and dignity."

Once movie-goers have the chance t o s i t in B u r n s t e i n ' s comer, they 're going to s t ay . T h i s guy can write.

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The State Of The ( o r t f m p o n r y Art

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The Obseruer/THVRSDAY. MAY. 7 . 1 9 9 2 14A(P,C)

C A N U T H L Y M U N D 1 Y O U R ; > g u i d e % T O E V

SPECIAL EVENTS • MARKET OWNS Plymouth 's Farmer ' s Market in T h e Gathering off Kellogg Park in downtown Plymouth opens for the season at 7:30 a.m. through 12:30 p.m. on Saturday. Flowers, f rui ts and vegetables will be on sale. T h e market is open through the fall.

• OPEN HOUSE Plymouth Chris t ian Academy will hold a open house on 3-5 p.m. Sunday, May 17, in the school. 43065 Joy Road, Can-ton. The event is being held to give the public a chance to get acquainted with the non-de-nominational christian school. Call 459-3505.

• COOKING DEMONSTRATION Chef Larry J anes . Observer Taste columnist , will be fea-tured in a program "What ' s Cooking With Chef Larry' Janes , " 2 p.m. at the Plym-outh Communi ty Council on Aging meeting Monday. May 11. T h e council meets in the Plymouth Cul tural Center, 525 Farmer, Plymouth. Call 453-1234, Ext. 236.

• LIBRARY MEETING T h e Friends of the Plymouth Dunning-Hough Library will conduct its annual meeting at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 19, in the Plymouth Cultural Cen-ter, 525 Farmer St. The li-brary board will present its plan for a proposed new li-brary building. Call 459-1999.

• THEATRE OUILD The Plymouth Theatre Guild will hold its annual meeting 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 19, at the Water Tower Theatre, on t he campus of Northville Re-gional Hospital , 41001 W. Seven Mile. Elections will be held for next season's board of directors. Call 349-7110.

days 451-6600. Ext. 251; nights, 420-2536.

FUND RAISERS • CHAMBER DINNER The Canton Chamber of Com-merce is holding its Small Business Person of the Year Award Dinner at 6 p.m. Wednesday, May 14. in Fel-lows Creek Country Club. Canton. Tickets are $27 per person. Call 453-4040.

• FLOWER SALE The Centennial Educat ion Park Marching Band will hold a flower sale 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, May 16, at Plymouth Nursery & Garden Center. 9900 Plymouth Road. A portion of the sales from an-nuals and hanging baskets will go to the band.

• OOLF OUTING Angela Hospice Home Care Inc. will hold its annua l gotf outing Thursday , May 21. at The Links a t Pinewood in Walled Lake. T h e event s tar ts at 7:15 a.m. Price is $125 per-golfer, $100 for hole sponsors, and $30 per person for the luncheon. To register, call Dorothy York, 591 -5157.

Cross Lutheran Church , 35475 Five Mile, Livonia; Wednesday, May 13 a n d June 17, at the Garden City Health and Education Center , 6701 Harrisonj Monday, May 18 and June 29, at Fai th Com-munity Church, 4440 W. 10 Mile, Novi; and Thursday , May 28 and Ju ly 2, a t Memo-rial Church of Chr is t , 35475 Five Mile, Livonia. A refresh-er course will be Wednesday. May 6 and 13. a t Memorial Church of Christ . For more in-formation, call 937-0665.

• The P lymouth Child-birth Educat ion Association offers childbirth preparat ion classes at several locations. Morning and evening classes are available, as well a s newborn care and Caesarean preparation classes. Call 459-7477.

TRAVEL

ON STAGE • MALA WISLA The Mala Wisla Polish Dance Ensemble will hold its annual dance recital and dinner at 2:30 P.M. Sunday. May 10, at Madonna University, Livonia. Ticket prices are $11.50 for adul ts and $7 for children ages 6-10. Ticket price is $5 for the performance only. Call Chris Gniewek. 459-5696.

• ROCKETTE SHOW T h e Plymouth Salem Pom pon squad will hold ita annu-al variety show Friday a n d Saturday. May 8-9. in the Plymouth Salem auditorium. T h e show is open to the pub-lic and features the pompon squad and more than 125 stu-dents in the cast . Tickets are $3 in advance and $4 at the door. Tryouta for the pompon squad will be held 7:30 p.m.

CLASS TIME • WOK'S COOKING? Christine Liu, a nutr i t ionis t and author of three Chinese cookbooks, will be on hand at 11 a.m. Saturday. May 16, in the Canton Publ ic Library, 1200 S. Canton Center Road, for a class in Chinese wok cooking. Call 397-0999.

• ESTATE PLANNING A program on es ta te planning, living t rus t s and living wills will be held at 7 p.m. Thurs -day (tonight) in the Plymouth District Library, 223 S. Main. Program is free. T o register, call 453-0750.

• RECREATION Registration has begun for classes sponsored by City of Plymouth Parks and Recre-ation. They are: dance, clown around workshop, modeling and novelty tumbling. 455-6620.

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

• CHILDBIRTH The Livonia Chi ldbir th Prep-aration Association is offering six-week classes for new par-ents, two- a n d four-week re-fresher classes and a breastfeeding claas dur ing May. Weekday classes are 7-9:30 p.m.. Sa turday classes 9-11:30 a.m.. at a variety of loca-tions.

Upcoming classes will be-

The Plymouth Parks and Recreation Depar tment offers a variety of group tr ips. The schedule includes: Ameri-Flo-ra May 27-29. "92" in Colum-bus, Ohio; J u n e 13-23, Ameri-ca's national parks; J u n e 15, Frankenmuth ' s Bavarian Fes tivai; July 13. Chesan ing Showboat & Rich Little; July 15, 50th Anniversary of Casa-blanca, Fox Thea te r ; July 19-25. Alaska; Ju ly 28-Aug. 3, Canadian Rockies; Ju ly 29, Shipshewana & Amish Flea Market , ; Ju ly 31. Mar i t ime Cruise on Detroit River. Aug. 4-14, Glacier Nat ional Park and Sun Valley. Call 455-6620.

S. Haggerty Roat^, Canton. Plymouth Family Service. C d l 453-0890.

• Meets 1-3 p.m. Mondays in Starkweather Center, 550 N. Holbrook. Register, Com-munity Educat ion Depart-ment and Plymouth Family Services. Call 451-6555.

• TOUGH LOVE Meets 7 p.m. Mondays . Par-ent group meeta at Fa i th Community Church, 46001 Warren Road. Canton. Call 981 -5967.

• NEVER SAY NEVER The Plymouth Chapter of Never Sa \ Never, a self-help group for people suffering from obsessive-compulsive disorder, meets every other Thursday at the First Baptist Church. 45000 N. Territorial , Plymouth Township . Call 45*3-0384 or 522-3022.

• ATTENTION DEFICIT The Attention Deficit Disor-der Association will meet 7:30 p.m. Thursday , May 7, at the Livonia Civic Center Library , on F ivrMi le . east of Farming-ton Road. T h e meeting open to the public. Registration is at 7 p.m Call 464-8233.

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

denlial skills assessment . Call Community Literacy Council, 451-6555.

• FREE CLASSES IBM training and G E D train-ing. Plymouth-Canton Com-munity Education. Call 451-6555.

• PRESCHOOL CLASSES Registration is on for the spring session of Me and My Shadow day or evening class-es at New Morning School in Plymouth. Call 420-3331.

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

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

ter offers classes. Call 397-5446.

CLUB CALL • WOODS WALK The Friends of the Miller Woods will conduct a tour 1-4 p.m. Sunday, May 10, at the woods, on Powell, between Beck and Ridge in P lymouth Township. Part icipants will look for signs of spring in the forest. For more information, call 453-6912.

• WOMEN'S NETWORK The Farmington Professional Women's Network will host a luncheon l i :30a .m. Friday. May 8, at the Farmington Community Center, 24705 Fannirfgton Road. Psychia-trist Dr. William Bloom will discuss psychological s t ress . Price is $20. Reservations can be sent by mail to: P W N . care of Farmington Secretarial. 25882 Orchard Lake Road. Farmington Hills 48336. Call Doroihs Holzschu. 476-6907.

IN SUPPORT • PARKINSON'S GROUP Meets at 7 p.m. t he second Thursday of the mon th , Livo-nia Senior Cit izens Center, 15218 Farmington Road, south of Five Mile. Call 459-0216 or 421-4208.

• ADULT RECOVERY Chemical Dependency Outpa-tient Program provides thera-py for adul ts at S t ra ight Inc., 42320 Ann Arbor Road. Plym-outh. Call 453-2610.

• SELF HELP ^ Families Anonymous meets at 8 p.m. Thursdays , S t . John Neumann Church . 44800 Warren Road, Canton . Call 453-2811.

• WOMEN'S suppom Meets 4-5:30 p.m. Mondays, Field Elementary School, 100

FOR YOUR HEALTH • BREATHERS CLUB Meets second W rednesday of every month. American Lung Association of Sou theas t Michigan. Call 559-5100.

• BLOOD PRESSURE Family Home Care. Inc. offers blood pressure screening the finlt Mondav of each month .

• ADULT CARE Foster care is needed for adul ts with mental re tarda-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. J o h n Neu-mann Church parking lot,

i 44800 Warren Road in Can-ton. 455-9042.

• MEAL DELIVERY Needed to package or deliver meals to homebound *eniors hvtfJg in ihe Plymouth/Can-ton community Call 453-2525.

• FOOD DISTRIBUTION Focus:HOPE provides food to eligible Canton senior ci t izens at the Canton Recreation Center. 397-1000, Ext. 278.

• HEALTH CARE Volunteers are needed at the Arbor Health Building, Plym-outh, andMcAuley Health Building, Canton. Call 572-4159.

• PLYMOUTH YMCA Volunteers needed. 453-2904

• VT0A> PARTIES The Pope John XXIII Honor

| Guard of the Knights of Co-j lumbu* will have a Las Vegas I party 7:30 p.m to midnight

Friday. May 8, at the Dr Thomas A. Dooley Council Hall, 28945 Joy, West land. Donation is $2 per person. Food and drinks will be avail-able. Proceeds will support the general fund. Call 533-0589 or 535-8079.

• The Carl E. Stitt Ameri-can Legion Post will have a Vegas Night 6 p.m. to mid-night Friday. May 8. at the post hall. 2385 Military , east of Telegraph and south of Warren Road Admission is free. Refreshments will be available. Proceeds will be ua«d for post activities.

obedience classes s tar t ing Tuesday. May 12. T h e c lub offers beginner classes (eight weeks for dogs over six months) and "Puppy Head-star t" classes (eight weeks for puppies three to six mon ths of age). Registration is required. Call 476-8650.

• FOUR SEASONS The Four Seasons Fishing Club and Today's Living Con-cepts. which operates adul t foster care group homes, will conduct a fishing derby for disabled adul ts from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday, May 17, at Newburgh Point on Hines Drive. The club will provide the bait, tackle and poles. plus refreshments for partici-pants. Ribbons will be award ed to participants.

• CHEVY RETIREES The bimonthly meeting of the Chevrolet Engineering Re-tirees Club is set for 1 1 a m . Tuesday, May 12, in the Gazebo. 13 Mile and Mound Road Cost is $8.50. Reserva tions can be mailed to Gene Cram/ay. 21831 Marine. Eas t

Pointe 48201, or by calling Gene Miotke, 858-2684. -

• RECREATION CLUB The Livonia Adult Recreation Club for people age 18 and older is being formed. It will meet 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays or Wednesday for volleyball or Softball, and will also sponsor weekend field trips. Call 537-9273.

EDUCATION • READING ASSISTANCE Free adult tu tor ing and confi-

SENIOR CITIZENS • HEALTH CARE Speakers on long-term heal th care and Medicare are avail-able. Call Patty Jamison at 455-0510.

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

• CLASSES The Canton Recreation Cen-

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• DAR The John Sackett Chap te r of the DAR will meet noon Sat-ufday. May 9. at the Hill House Museum at Greenmead, Newburgh a n d Eight Mile, Livonia. T h e hostess will be Betty McLaughlin of Livonia with Gail Sheardown. Ru th Krack. Ellen Steward and Ann Haewski as co-hostesses. T h e agenda includes the annua l reports of the officers and committee chairs, a summary of the 101st Continental Con-gress, election of delegates to state conferences and instal-lation of new members a n d of-ficers. Sue Daniel, a member of the Livonia Historical Commission, will serve a s ^ guide for a museum tour .

• TOASTMASTERS Meets 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays in Denny's Restaurant , 39550 E. Ann Arbor Road, in Plym-outh. Call Ken Morley at 699-9697 or Bill Jones at 473-1438.

• DOG TRAINING The Livonia-Wolverine Dog Training Club will offer dog

SINGLES • U.S. SINGLETONS U.S. Singletons will have a monthly dinner at 6 p.m. Fri-day. May 8, at DePalma 's . 31753 Plymouth Road, Livo-nia. The group i$ for singles age 45 and older. Write to: U.S. Singletons, P.O. Box 2175, Fort Dearborn S ta t ion . Dearborn 48123.

• SINGLES OOLF Single golfers are needed for a Single Duffers golf league tha t lees off 5:30 p.m. Fridays at the New Hawthorne Valley, on Merriman, east of Warren Road, Westland. Good, bad and beginning golfers are wel-come. Call 421-0849.

• SINGLE PLACE Single Place Ministr ies of the First Presbyterian Church of Northville will begin a divorce recovery workshop 7:30 p.m. Thursday. May 7. at the church. 200 E. Main. It will continue through J u n e 8. Do nation is $30 Call 349-0911.

• BETHANY DANCE Bethany Farmington will have a "Don't Worry. Be Happy" dance 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, May 8, at Our Lady of Sor-rows Social Hall . 23615 Pow-er. at Shiawasaee in Farming-ton. Price is $7. T h e group is fot divorced, widowed, sepa-rated and single people over age 21. Call 471-2708.

Trw Obseruer/Tm RSUKY. MAY. 7. 1992 * ISA

Local students win Merit scholarships

Nine area s tuden t s have been named winners of corporate and $2,000 National Merit Scholarships with announcement of college spon-sored Merit Scholarships still to come on May 20.

Winners of Nat ional Merit $2,000 Scholarships for which all 14,000 Merit Finalists are considered from among s tudents at more than 19.000 high schools across the Unit-ed S ta tes include:

PJvmouth-Cajiton s tudents

• Leo Moschouris, Plymouth, a s tudent at P lymouth-Can ton High School w h o plans to a t t end the Uni-versity of Michigan thfs fall to s tudy medicine. He wants to be a physician. He was sponsored by the B.F. Goodrich Founda t ion Inc.

A 4.0 s tudent at P lymouth Can-ton High School, Moschouris has been active in several extra-curricu-lar activities He has appeared in many school d r a m a depar tment p r o d u c t i o n s i n c l u d i n g " 4 2 n d Street ." " R a s h o m o n , " " T h e Robber Br idegroom," " F i d d l e r on the Roof." "Working" and "The Paja ma Game." He is president of the Thesp ian Society a n d a member of t he National Honor Society.

He sings in his church choir and belongs to the youth group. He is a 1992 Observer Academic All Star

• Vipul Par ikh of Plynqputh is a s tudent at P lymouth-Canton High School. He p lans to s tudy medicine at the University of Michigan. Cor

He ia undec ided about his career plans at th i s t ime .

He ia valedictor ian of his gradu-ating class a n d was captain of the school's Quiz Bowl team for the last two years. A m e m b e r of the Nation-al Honor Society, Sedore also ia on the computer t e a m and the German Club. He is active in Junior Achievement a n d participated' in the Michigan S t a t e Board of Edu-cation S u m m e r Ins t i tu te and Na-

' t ional T o u r n a m e n t of Academic Ex-cellence.

• Gordon E. Wrei of Plymouth is a s tuden t a t Plymouth-Canton High School. H i s scholarship is supported by t he merit program's own funds .

Wei p lans to p u r s u e a career in sports medicine. Valedictorian of th is graduat ing class, he has served on the s t uden t council for three years.

H e is p r e s i d e n t of J u n i o r Achievement a n d a member of the National Honor Society. He has been on the vars i ty soccer team for the last two years and a member of the Latin C l u b for three years. He was magna cum laude on the Na-tional Lat in E x a m .

Stevenson w i n n e r s

• Sachin Kheterpa l of Livonia ia a s t uden t a t Stevenson High School. His scholarsh ip is support-ed by the merit-, program's own funds .

Kheterpal . who is a 1992 Observ-

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Wednesday. May 13. in Plym-outh Salem High School cafe teria. Call Elizabeth Barker,

C A M P U S NOTES

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• TWUCAMEY and Erika Soderholm graduated from Alma College Carney ia the daughter of Dr. J ames and M r s J a n e t Carney of Canton. She graduated with a bachelor of fine arta degree in art and design. Soderholm ia the daughter of Donald and Nancy Soderholm of Plym-outh. She graduated with a bachelor of ar ts degree in htatevy. Both 1888 graduate* of Plymouth Canton High School

• CMRSTOPMUMU. of Plymouth received a dean ' s business scholarship to DePaul University. He i> a s tudent at Detroit Country Day School. Candidates for thia Competitive Merit De Paul Scholarship were f reshmen college of commerce appl icants selected on the bas is of academic proficien cy, demonstrat ion of leadersh ip skills and extra-curric-ular accomplishments

of Plymouth received a d e a n ' s honors scholarship to DePaul University. DePau l ' s College of Liberal Art* and Sciences awards th i s scholarship to exceptionally well prepared s tuden t s seeking a degree in either a humani t ies or a behavioral a n d social science program Osmer ia a s tudent at P l y m o u t h Salem High ScTTooT

• lYMTMUMLL of Plymouth received a William and Mae Stanley Scholarship to DePaul University. She is a student at P lymouth Salem High School. Nominees for th is schol a r sh ip were selected on the basis of their academic credentials at the t ime of their acceptance into DePaul.

• rWOFimOUTH residents were named to the deans ' list at the Detroit Collate of Business They are Sharon Chouinard and S h a u n M. Giumette. To qualify, s tudenta mus t achieve a 3.50 or better grade point average at the end of a quar ter .

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joring in pr in t ing management, at Ferris S ta te Univer-sity.

• FOUi CANTON . residents graduated from Ferris S ta te University. They are Jeff S. Donaldson, bachelor of science, hospitali ty management ; Daniel J . Zawacki Jr. , bachelor of sci-ence, hospi ta l i ty management . Lisa M. Mikael ian. as-sociate in appl ied science, prelaw, Craig A. Scott , aaao-ciate in appl ied science, printing technology.

• CBMUKAI of Canton was among 63 art is ts in the 46th annua l Michigan Wate r Color Society Exhibition at t he Ella Sharp M u s e u m in Jackson. Eleven ar t i s ts received wa-tercolor awards. Lucas received two, Michigan Water Color Society Founders Award and the Detroit Inati-t tr teef Arta Graph ic Arta Council Award.

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He won the Wil l iam A. McHat t ie Merit Scholarship, establ ished by Quanex Corp- l o honor McHatt ie who served a president of the com-pany from 1941 to 1971 and contin-ued as chairman of the board until his death in 1972.

He is a 1992 Observer Academic All Star .

His extra-curricular activities in-elude co captain of science olympi-ad . quiz bowl t eam, tennis team, s tudent council representat ive. Na-t ional Honor Society and National Art Honor Society.

His academic honors include semi-finalist Na t iona l Merit Schol-arship, semi-f inal is t Presidential Scholar, Scholast ic Art contest Gold Key award, recognition in Who 's Who Among American High School S t o d e n t s and a scholarship from Gujarat i Sama j . a local Asian-Indian organization.

• S tephen R. Sedore of Plym-outh is a s tuden t at Plymouth-Can-ton High School. His scholarship is supported by t he merit program s own funds .

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He holds a 4.0 grade point aver-age and is enrol led in the Math Sci-ence Compute r Program for aca-demically t a l en ted s tudents in the Livonia school dis t r ic t .

In addi t ion to t op grades. Kheter-pal has par t ic ipa ted in a variety of extra-curr icular activities and has done volunteer work throughout his high school career .

He represented Stevenson at Boys' S ta te 1991 at which he was elected secretary of state. He "was also selected as first alternate to Boys" Na t ion .

He led t he varsi ty debate team for two years a n d part icipated in many tournamente . In summer 1991 he a t tended the U - M National Debate Ins t i tu te . T h i s year he led his team to the second s t a t e tournament in 10 years.

His other act ivi t ies include varf sity forensics, varsity quiz bowl, pres ident of Nat iona l Honor Soci-ety, staff wri ter and editor the

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A* a p a c e p e r m i t s , the Ob-server & Eccentric Newspapers will print, without, charge, an-nouncements of class reunions. Send the information to Reun-ions. Observer & Eccentric N ewspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia 48150. Please include the date of the reunion and the first and last name of at least one contact person and a tele-phone number.

• BELLEVILLE 1962. Aug. 1, Ypsilanti Raddison. Info: 474-5586.

• BENDIX Former B«ndix Systems/Aerospace Division employees. June 20, Ger-man Park. Ann Arbor. Info: Bendix Reunion '92. P.O. Box 754. Saline 481076-0754.

• BERKLEY January-June 1962. Sept. 26, Fari-na's Banquet Center. Berkley. Info: 824-8550.

• 1972, Sept. 19/Somerset Inn. Troy. Info: (800) 677-7800.

• 1982, Aug. 15, Hyatt Regency. Dearborn. Info: 800) 677-7800.

• Acapella Choir 1953-83, Oct. 10-11, Royal Oak Congregational Church. Info: P.O. Box 760010. Lathrup Village 48076.

• BIRMINGHAM BALDWIN 1942. Sept. 19. The Community

House, Birmingham. Info: Maggie Newell Henkel. 642-4189.

• BIRMINGHAM GROVES 1977, Aug. 8, Hollywood Nites, WeBt Bloomfield. Info: Margaret Weissman Futernick, 737-4847.

e 1972. Sept. 19, Northfield Hil-ton, Troy. Info: 465-2277 or 263-6803.

• BIRMINGHAM SEAHOLM 1972, Aug. 21, The Community House. Birmingham. Info: Eleanor Cox Noble, 644-1780. or Celia Berk-er Lundberg, 642-3666.

• ,1973, Nov. 26. 1993. Northfield Hilton Hotel, Troy, Info: 824-8550.

• BISHOP BORGESS 1987, May 30, at the school. Info:

Ken Kettenbeil. 420-2112. Stephan-ie Kielb, 425-3295. or the high school. 255-1100.

• 1972, June 27, Sheraton Oaks, Novi,(by May 15) June 28, Plym-outh Township Park. Info: 349-S469. or 39720 Nine Mile Road, Novi 48375. f —

• BLOOMFIELD HILLS ANDOVER

1962. June 26-28. Info: Bob Smith or Barbara Chika Kacy. 642-2208.

• BRABLEC 1972. Aug. 15. Blossem Heath Inn. St. Clair Shores. Info: 294-4016 or C.B.H.S. Reunion '72. P.O. Box 8435. Roseviile 48066.

e 1982, Aug. 2f>. Lakeland Manor. St. Clair Shores. Aug. 30 picnic. Rotary Ptjrk. Rosevilie. Info: Tony Baumann. iT72-3243 or Carol-lee Crabtree (519() 258-2502.

• BROTHER RICE— 1967. October. Iqfo: Rtek Rennell. 221-2280. or 255 Yacht Club Dr., Rocky River. Ohio 44116.

• CENTERLINE . 1982, Oc t 2. Club Monte Carlo. Uti-ca. Info: 465-2277 or 263-6803.

• CHERRY HILL 1982. Oct. 10, Dearborn K of C Hall. Info: 824-8550.

• 1972, Aug. 15. Info: 360-2460 or 645-6218.

• CHIPPEWA VALLEY 1982, Oct. 10, Zuccaro's Country House. Mount Clemens. Info: 465-2277 or 263-6803.

• CLARENCE VILLE 1967, June 27, Romulus Marriott Inn. Info: 981-3031.

• CRESTWOOD 1967. Oct. 23, Livonia Marriott Ho-tel. Info: 824-8550.

• COVINGTON ELEMENTARY 25th anniversary reunion, 7-9 p.m. June 5. Info: 642-6006.

• DEARBORN 1942, Oct. 10, Holiday Inn. Dear-born. Info: 338-6033.

• January-June 1967. Aug. 21. Fairlane Manor, Dearborn. Info: 465-2277 or 263,6803.

• January -June 1962, Aug. 15, Lovett Hall, Dearborn. Info: Dianne (Ulrich) Little, 421-8382.

• DEARBORN DIVINE CHILD 1982, Nov. 28, Info: 360-2460 or 645-6218.

• DEARBORN EDSEL FORD 1977, Aug. 1, Hellenic Center. West-land. Info: 824-8550.

• 1967, Aug. 8. Park Place. Dear-born. Info: Alice. 277 0631.'

• June 1963. in June 1993. Info: 591 -0746, 379 :4272 or (800) 628 3673 (auk for Carol).

• DEARBORN FORDSON 1942, Aug. 7, American-Italian Hall. Dearborn. Info: Neva Hunt Seaward. 722-2158.

• 1972. Aug. 14-16. Info: Joseph Maltese. 274-3600 (days) or Terri (Nori) Bresso. 481-1361 (after 6 p.m.)

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" • Michael R. Joseph. Livonia, a t tends Stevenson High School. He plans to study civil/environmental engineering at either the University of Michigan or Stanford University.

He won the Ingenvoll-Rand Co. Merit Scholarship.

An honor Student in high school. Joseph's extra-curricular activities include: student council representa-tive, varsity- basketball, varsity baseball and editor of the school newspaper. :

He tutored other students in math, Spanish and for the ACT ex-nms and volunteered for the school's Red Cross blood drive and IxKister club flower and fertilizer sales. H e also participated in the Chris tmas and Easter basket pro-grams for the needy. • His academic honors include: National Honor Society. National ^terit Scholar finalist, certificate of commendation Continental Mathe-matics League. National Council of •Teachers of English writing awards competition. Who's Who Among American High School Students, fi-nalist Shell Century Three Leader

Competition, certificate of recogni-tion Michigan Education Assess-ment Program, qualified for Part 11 of the Michigan Mathematics Prize Competition and received invita-tion to participate in * engineering symposiums at Purdue University. Carnegie Mellon University and the U.S. Naval* Academy.

• C h r i s t o p h e r M a s t r o b e r t o , Livonia, is a student at Stevenson High School. He plans to pursue a career in actuarial science.

He won the CNA Insurance Com-panies scholarship. The company is headquartered in Chicago.

Mastroberto is a member of the National Honor Society and has been on the student council for the last two years. He also belongs to the math club and was the Dwigfat Rich Award winner at Boys' State.

Hs plays varsity hockey for which he was selected all-state, all-area, alt-league and academic all-state. He has played varsity tennis for the last four, years and has won summa cum laude honors for the last four years.

Other winners of corporate schol-arships ranging from $500 up to $2,000 include:

Thurston student honored

• Teresa Ambrose. Redford

Township, a Thurston High School senior. She received the Nelaon P. Peterson Merit Scholarship funded , by Hoffmann-Laroche Inc., a phar-maceutical and fine chemical com-pany. The scholarship is awarded to qualifying children of Roche em-ployees. " •

She is a member of the school's jazz band, the Metropolitan Youth-Symphony. Students Against Driv-ing Dnink and the science olympiad team. She won a Society of Women Engineers award, and was named Most Outstanding Student in her class i'or three years.

She also won a good citizen award from the Daughters of the American Revolution.

She plans to study chemical engi-neering or environmental sciences at Michigan Technological Univer-sity.

John Glenn winner

• Pamela K. Smith of Westland is a senior at John Glenn High School. She will attend the Univer-sity of Michigan and major in Eng-lish and psychology.

She received a Taylor Publishing Co. Merit Scholarship. Taylor is a producer of school yearbooks and a

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Smith will jointly enroll in the honors program and the residential college.

Her career goals include earning a doctorate in psychology and estab-lishing a private practice.

She is a 1992 Observer Academic All Star. .. She is co-editor of the Glenn yearbook. Her extra-curricular ac-tivities in grades 9-12 have includ-ed: yearbook staff, newspaper staff. National Honor Society, symphony orchestra, symphony band, ecology club and Students Against Driving Drunk.

She participated in the 1990 Summer Insti tute for the Arts and Sciences and the 1991 Henry Ford Community College Summer Pro-gram for Academically Talented High School Juniors and Seniors.

Smith was a finalist in the 35th annual Michigan Mathemat ics Prize Competition, second runner-up in a Bill of Rights essay contest sponsored by the Michigan Trial Lawyers, certificate of achievement for the 1989-90 Michigan Education Assessment Program, academic let-ter and presidential academic fit-ness awards. She has received school honors for her work in Eng-lish. matfi. Spanish and science.

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Sacrifices Scale back salary increases

Now tha t t h e school board is going a l t e r a mil lage increase . .most likely 1.5 mi l l s , i t ' s t i m e for a d m i n i s t r a t o r s a n d teach-ers in t h e P l y m o u t h C a n t o n school dis-

trict to get ser ious a b o u t scaling back sa la ry in-creases.

We ' re not t a l k i n g a b o u t pay cu t s We ' re ta lk ing abou t not t a k i n g a fu l l salary increase.

Teache r s are in t h e second year of a three-year con t rac t wh ich ca l l s for pay increases of ?. 6 a n d 7 percent . T h e school board is a s k i n g members of t h e t e a c h e r s union to take a 2 per-cent cu t . which m e a n s they would still, be re-ceiving a 4 pe rcen t pay increase-

Whi le the school boa rd is ask ing t eache r s for salary concess ions , it has been silent when it comes to a d m i n i s t r a t o r s . I t ' s going to be tough selling the package to t eachers when adminis* t ra tors are t a k i n g pay increases .

T h e no tab le excep t ion is S u p e r i n t e n d e n t •John Hoben. who volunteered to have h i s §109,128 a n n u a l s a l a ry frozen.

T h e school boa rd s h o u l d seek pay cu t s f rom admin i s t r a to r s , espec ia l ly if it expects salary concessions f rom t eache r s .

Such dras t ic a c t i o n is needed to keep t h e 156 p ink-s l ipped t e a c h e r s in t h e c lass rooms th i s fall. T h e teachers were p ink-s l ipped in April by

t h e school board to c u t costs . T h e c u t s are needed because of a p ro jec ted

$5.6 mil l ion revenue shor t f a l l c a u s e d by a prop-er ty tax freeze, a cap on s t a t e - p a i d emp loyee So-cial Secur i ty p a y m e n t s , c u t s in s t a t e s p e n d i n g on educa t i on and a p lan to s h a r e school t axes wi th poorer d i s t r ic t s .

T h e mil lage would raise a b o u t $2.6 mi l l ion , m e a n i n g t h a t spend ing c u t b a c k s wou ld st i l l be necessa ry . S ta f f ing c u t s would save a b o u t $1.6 mi l l ion .

T h e schools a lso are looking a t b u y i n g ou t t e a c h e r s near ing re t i rement . S u c h b u y o u t s cou ld save money because younge r t eachers , who a r e lower on t h e salary scale, would replace t h e h igher paid , older t eachers .

T h e budge t n u m b e r s for t h e P l y m o u t h Can-t o n d i s t r i c t could change t h r o u g h ac t ion bv the s t a t e Legis la ture . However, t h e d i s t r i c t is re-q u i r e d to come u p wi th a ba l anced budge t .

Regard less of wha t h a p p e n s at t he s t a t e level, t h e schools are going to have to run a program in t h e fall. And to do t h a t , money is needed .

W e suspec t voters will l i s ten to t a lk a b o u t an increase in proper ty taxes, if a d m i n i s t r a t o r s and t e a c h e r s show they are se r ious by accep t ing pay freezes.

I t ' s u p t o them a t t h i s po in t .

Redesign keeps you in mind

W elcome to Redes ign '92. As you 've a l ready not iced , your edi-

t ion of t o d a y ' s Observer &. Eccentric-Newspaper is u n l i k e any I ha t you've seen be-fore.

For two-years now. t h e s taff of your home town newspaper has b e e n work ing dil igently to de-sign a product t h a t will c o m p l e m e n t your con-temporary l i festyle.

As a newspape r wh ich has served the subu r -ban Detroi t a r ea for m a n y decades , we are espe-cially anxious to h e a r w h a t you th ink . So p lease take a l i t t le ex t ra t i m e over the next couple of weeks t o e x a m i n e t h i s new concept a n d then give u s a call .

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After all. t h i s r edes ign came abou t because of people j u s t l ike y o u — your neighbors a n d f r iends . T h r o u g h o u t t h e design process , unfo ld-ing over two yea r s , we consu l ted wi th readers and adver t i se r s t h r o u g h professional ly moni -tored focus g roups a n d scientif ical ly compi led survey i n f o r m a t i o n .

T h i s h a s been a n exci t ing venture for u s a n d is t he resul t of m a n y hou r s of hard work f rom the h u n d r e d s of ca r ing s taffers at t he Observer & Eccentr ic .

Overall , we be l i eve you will be more p leased with the new look. B u t like a new su i t , a n i p or a tuck will m a k e it look even bet ter . T h a t ' s why we m-ed to h e a r f r o m you.

T o he lp you o u t . we have inser ted a four page readers ' guide in t o d a y ' s edi t ion. We recom-mend t ha t you k e e p il a r o u n d for a while.

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Q u e s t i o n :

What did you th ink about the Rodney • King verdic t and the s u b s e q u e n t r io t ing in Los Ange les , Calif.?

ivp asked this question at the Canton post office.

•I th ink (the riots) are terrible I th ink it s wrong that ( the TV networks) are showing people Being beaten on TV.

Diane Feldkamp

Canton

I be l ieve the not ing was unnecessary I don ' t think peop le shou ld l ake their own vengeance '

Joyce Hopkins

Canton

I think the r iot ing was certainly unnecessary I -don ' t agree with t h e (King)

decision. I t ' s unfor tunate tRat people had to die as a resul t of rt .'

Rob Sutterfleld

worts in Canton

•| th ink the police of f icers (on tnal) should have at least lost their jobs or been suspended '

Veronica Riesbergsr

Canton

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• For t o o many years , newspa -pers h a v e b e e n c r e a t i n g barr iers . For our readers , t h o s e d a y s a re ^ o v e r .

T h e guide po in t s out bas ic f e a t u r e s t ha t will h e l p you find the i n fo rma t ion you w a n t and need a b o u t your home town .

T h e s e fea tures are m e a n t t o ac t a s r oadmark -ers in t h e journey th rough your local newspape r . For too m a n y years , n e w s p a p e r s have been cre-a t i n g barr iers . For ou r readers , t hose d a y s are over.

As you travel th rough the ed i t ion , you will be gu ided by our extens ive f ron t page readers ' gu ide , sort of a t r ip- t ik . Your j ou rney will l>e m a d e eas ie r by the u s e of " r o a d s i g n s " in the form of story labels a n d icons. You will be ab le t o m a k e the decis ion on h o * in t e re s t ed you are in r ead ing a s tory by s c a n n i n g the s tory s u m -m a r i e s t h a t a p p e a r on all lead i t ems .

T o discover w h a t is h a p p e n i n g in a n d a r o u n d y o u r c o m m u n i t y , refer to the ex tens ive ca l enda r page t ha t will be anchored in the s a m e spot eve-ry week.

S p o r t s f ans will be thr i l led by t h e e x p a n d e d a t a t s page. And our reader? will b e c o m e a n inte-gral par t of t he edi tor ial page th rough C o m m u -ni ty Voice and more p r o m i n e n t d i sp l ay of read-e r s ' le t ters .

In a very real sense , t h i s is ou r gift t o t h e c o m m u n i t i e s we serve. W e look fo rward to de-l iver ing t h i s gift to your door twice a week . We h o p e you enjoy.

A R K I E HUDKINS

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LETTERS A j o b w e l l d o n e

I j u s t w a n t e d to t ake a m o m e n t from our hec t i c pace of today ' s world t o ' t h a n k a gen-t l e m a n of m a n y qua l i t i e s w h o m we c a m e to

know, r e spec t , a n d like — Dr. R i c h a r d Kir -chga t t e r . R i c h a r d is leaving t h e P l a n n i n g C o m -miss ion in C a n t o n T o w n s h i p a f t e r 14 yea r s of service t o h i s c o m m u n i t y . He ' s a j»erson w h o h a d ' h i s i t inerary ful l between h i s f ami ly a n d profess ion , yet found t i m e to serve on t h e C o m -miss ion — not a s idel ine c o m p l a i n e r a n d w h i n e r — he involved himself in t h e p rocess a good e x a m p l e to all of us!

Upon j o i n i n g t h e P l a n n i n g C o m m i s s i o n he b r o u g h t s t a b i l i t y a long wi th a p ro fe s s iona l po in t of view — look a t w h a t ' s be s t for t h e peo-ple of t h e t ownsh ip . Richard w a s c h a i r m a n of t h e c o m m i s s i o n for over five years .

W i t h h i s l eadersh ip , the c o m m u n i t y grew vi-b r a n t a n d pos i t ioned itself for t h e progress ive growth C a n t o n now enjoys. R e s p e c t e d a n d l iked by all in t h e bu i ld ing c o m m u n i t y , a s well a s the p l a n n i n g c o m m i s s i o n , R i c h a r d will b e m i s s e d , bu t h is e x a m p l e won ' t leave us .

Good luck wi th your new endeavors !

Vic tor E. G u s t a f s o n . C a n t o n

Organ d o n o r s n e e d e d

I was th r i l l ed to see y o u r a r t i c le regarding o rgan d o n a t i o n s . Back in M a r c h my 7-year-old son wrote t o t h i s p a p e r say ing t h a t

M a r c h w a s eye donor m o n t h a n d cou ld your pa-per m a k e people aware of t h e need for donor? My son knows t h e i m p o r t a n c e of donors . At the age of 5 he h a d an eye i n f ec t i on t h a t left h im b l ind in o n e eye. W h e n he w a s 6 a cornea t r a n s -p l a n t was d u n e and he is a g a i n a b l e to see wi th bo th eyes. H e is a n a m b a s s a d o r for t h e Michi-gan eye b a n k a n d las t S u n d a y he pa r t i c ipa ted in a t r ee p l a n t i n g ce remony , a t t h e Kellogg Eye Cen te r , in memory of all t h e d o n o r s and the i r fami l ies .

P l ease c o n t i n u e to let p e o p l e know the impor-t ance of organ d o n a t i o n s . I t ' s only th rough t h e med ia t h a t people will l e a rn a b o u t t h e impor-t ance of t h i s , u n l e s s t h e y l ea rn a b o u t it first h a n d .

L y n n P r u i t t , C a n t o n

Opinions are to be shared. We welcome your ideas, as do your neighbors. That 's why we offer this space on a weekly basis for opinions m your own words.

Letters should be mailed to: the editor. The Canton Observer. 744 Wing. Plymouth 43170.

The Ofcseruer/THURSPAY. MAY. 7, 1992

POINTS OF VIEW

Teens identify common issues at summit Last week. 300 black and white teen-

agers from 65 Detroit and suburban high schools told me what it i» like

to be a young person today. They were called to the first Southeast-

ern Michigan Youth Summit to learn how they can have an impact on issues they care about. But first they had to define thos« issues

And strange «s it now -teems, nowhere among the concerns they raised was the specific issue of racism

Of course the summit took place the day before the Rodney King verdict was issued and Los Angeles exploded, lt may have been a very different session had il con-vened after »

Still, perhaps we get a truer picture of the day-to-day concerns of these kids than if the atmosphere had been skewed by the na-tional news.

After"a morning of small group discus

sions, they held a "Speakout" to put forth their issues and solutions and asked for help in achieving them from a panel of jour- . n&lists and government officials, including Michigan's First Lady. Michelle Engler.

They specifically asked the journalists to publicize their concerns. As one student said: "We are intelligent people. Help us get our views across."

So parents, educators, elected officials, media — listen up:

• Sex — Sex education must begin ear-lier and include discussions in school with our peers. And. hey, there's too much pro-motion of sex in our society.

• Substance abuse — Everyone's doing it. Whoever has the money to buy it can jus t go out and get it. I t 's coming in from elsewhere; airport security should be in-creased. When a kid goes through drug rehab, we all must help him get back into the system.'

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JUDITH DONER BERNE

• Teen jobs — We need public transpor-tation to get them and get to them. Schools should help us get jobs in fields we might want to go into. If w;e're working, we're less likely to do drugs. Jobs make us do some-thing for ourselves.

• Education and real life — No to home economics, yes to information on drugs, AIDS and other sexually transmitted dis-

eases. Sex-education from sixth grade on. School is not interesting enough; that ' s why some of us drop out Don't p a s s e s when we can' t do the work. Have teacher-stud A t workshops so we can tell them what we need.

• Youth in abusive situations — Insti-tute a kids' crisis hotline, staffed by teens who've had crisis intervention training.

• Teen parenting — No one wants to talk about it. Publish information about what we can do if we get pregnant. We want condoms in school bathrooms. Help us •start a support group. Students Supporting Student Parents.

• School dropouts — We drop out for three main reasons: pregnancy 1 start day-care in Schools staffed by student volun-teers); low self-esteem (kids need to reach out more to kida); and boring classes (teachers have to make school more inter-esting and relevant)

• Talking with parents They don't deserve respect just because they had us. They have to earn it by acting as parent*.

• Homelessness — Welfare programs must be updated to help people who really don't have homes. Let us help fix up low-income housing.

Those are the issues, articulated by some very thoughtful teens. Notice they don't ask for adults to do it all. They include them-selves in many solutions.

If we work as one community on the is-sues which face our young people, black and white, perhaps wel l find that we're a lot more similar than we are different. And maybe then the metropolitan area's reputa-tion for being racist will erode.

Judith Doner Bern* is assistant manag-ing editor for the Oakland County editions of the Observer A Eccentric

Acrid smoke billows over notion of a model city In Ihe l'JGOs, black frustration over the

gap between promise Bnii'performance in civil rights reached the flash point

Nearly 60 cities exploded in riots that left 141 people dead and 4.552 injured. These uprisings were generally spontaneous erup lions which began when minor incidents between blacks and police blew up into ur-ban warfare.

In Watts, the black ghetto of Los Ange-les. and in Newark, the fracases began over tickets for traffic violations

In Detroit during the long, hot summer of i ae?, a murine Miii »n .i bl(H'k speakctti\ drew a crowd that was curious at first, then angry and out of control

That was the worst race riot in the dec-ade. with a death toll of 43 and more than 2.00U injured after nine days of fire and looting Orange flames licked t he sk> a-> $44 million worth of property crumbled.

We were in Los Angeles during the recent siege. When we left for home Saturday, the number of deaths was listed at 40, injuries were reported at 1.899 and damages were estimated at $500 million.

We were in our hotel in Beverly Hills

when we watched with disbelief the report on television Wednesday. April 30. that four Los Angeles police officers won acquit-tals in their trial for the beating of Rodney King. ,

"If something in you can die. that some-thing died," said the Rev. Cecil L Murray in a basement meeting room of his First Af-rican Methodist Episcopal Church in South-Central Los Angeles.

Murray could only close his eyes, fighting back tears and label the verdict& of the all-white jury in Simi Valley a tragedy.

•To see them completely white-washing »>rnettjing that ihe whole- world witnessed is a brutalization of the truth, he said. "You'd think rational people would be at least ;-emi rational and civil people be al least semi-civil." • Community leaders and activist groups met to urge calm while neighborhoods around them simmered near a boil. Passing police cars were pelted with rocks, but at first displays of emotion were limited to verbal blasts.

"They beat that black man." one women shouted. "It 's time for the black folks to

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reunite. It's our turn now We're tired of being slaves."

The key word is "tired." The Rodney King incident was one more blow among too many. You could feel the frustration, the anger, the breaking point.

On that Wednesday night, rioters touched off more than 150 fires, stormed police headquarters and trashed downtown buildings: Sporadic gunfire flared in the streets and heavy, black smoke rose from the fires.

As we drove along the Santa Monica

Freeway, we saw funnels of black smoke like slow-moving tornadoes A police car was set aflame as were palm trees lining Hollywood Freeway, shooting flames 100 feet into the air.

Thousands of looters ransacked stores and set fires Thursday in a chaotic ram-page through the Los Angeles area. We saw National Guard troops in the streets. A dusk-to-dawn curfew was clamped into force.

We saw rioters choosing the opportunity to steal, loot and vandalize. Some were in high' spirits, enjoying the anarchy of the

virtual ghost town as few motorists diso-beyed the curfew.

My daughter, who lives near Venice Beach, was afraid to drive in her open Jeep Wrangler. O the r drivers were yanked from their cars, beaten to unconsciousness and robbed.

The disturbances bared a simmering ra-cial anger that community efforts never ful-ly quelled.

The notion that Los Angeles . was transforming itself into a harmonious, mul-ti-ethnic model city appeared to waft away amid the acrid smoke billowing over the

m o m e n t , b o m e Kids - r i s k e d t h e i r l ives TOT city

h a l f a g a l l o n of ice c r e a m .

And everywhere, thick black smoke clouded the air and car horns, burglar alarms and fire engines blared Businesses were sacked along every major thorough fare. We saw skeletons of burned out build-ings like rusting corpses.

The Beverly Center across from our hotel was closted. The hotel dining room and swimming pool were locked and guests were cautioned to stay out of the lobby. It was a

In Detroit, tom apart by its long hot summer of 1967. the wounds will probably never heal. People talk of racism and white flight and community responsibility.

We acknowledge what we have become even as we pray what happened in L.A. will never again happen here.

Jackie Klein is a retired Southfield Ec-centric reporter She now writes a weekly column

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Shorten scope of Legislature y old friend Maxine Berman is an extreme-ly able and smart state representative from Southfield. She has firm views, quite often _

backed up by volumes of pertinent fact. After reading my recent column advocating a part-

time Michigan Legislature, she shared a memo she prepared some years ago about the subject

A worthwhile way.of examining the costs of legisla tures is to express them on a per capita basis:

• Michigan's high annual legislative salaries look more reasonable when expressed per capita. We rank 22nd in the nation.

• In salaries plus legislative expenses per capita. Michigan ranks 25th. well behind penny-pinching states like Delaware and Vermont.

• In total expenses for the legislative branch per capita as a percentage of total general state expendi tures. Michigan ranks 14th. not so good but still be hind Pennsylvania and Maine.

Herman's point is that if you look at the expenses Michigan's full-time Legislature runs up on a per capita basis, we don't spend so much.

True. But the main argument for a part-time legis 1 atilre is not to cut expenditures, desirable as that may be.

A part-t ime legislature would provide less scope for the careerist ambitions of professional politicians. And a part- t ime legislature would be likely to pass less legislation and therefore less interest in top down micro-management of things.

Here's an example of the latter point: I gave a speech lasl week on job training up north

in Clare. A woman in the audience asked about ap-prenticeship programs in the building trades

"We used to have a lot of very high quality appren ticea in the trades But then Congress passed a hunch of laws, and the tabor Department issued a bunch of regulations They forbade people going into apprenticeships who were children of people already in the trades And they required slots to he set aside for blacks.

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enough minorities get into the programs But the point is that up here we don't h a w many black resi dents at all, and we don't have many people who want to get into apprentice training who aren't relat-ed to people already in the t rades

"Our job training system suffered up here because those laws and rules were applied uniformly through out the country, and they didn ' t really apply to us Why is that"*"

Why. indeed0

Because the instinct of all legislators, when they see a wrong, is to remedy it by passing a law with uniform application, regardless of local conditions. And it is the normal practice of regulatory bureaucra ciea to promulgate rules that apply uniformly, re gardless of the underlying facts

These devices are the fundamenta l instruments of the top down, command .and control style of public-management which has done so much to bring into disrepute the very basis of effective governance in this country.

And they are stimulated by the instincts let play by full-time legislatures.

Respectfully. Rep Berman. I still disagree

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People spend hour s commut ing to work, pave meadows for parking lots and abandon older ci t ies be-cause they want i t t h a t way. a panel of experts said.

It was shocking newB to members of Eas t Michigan Env i ronmenta l Action Council , to w h o m wasting fossil fuel a n d sprawl ing develop-ment are fighting words.

"We're making some terrible, ter-rible decisions." sa id Edward Hus-toles. deputy director of t he South-east Michigan Counci l of Govern-men t s . "Some drivers who spend three hours on the road say i t 's the bes t quali ty t ime of l ife."

"We'l l cheat our wives and fami-lies of quali ty t i m e for t h a t God-giv-en right to drive a car . " said Gloria Jeff , the Michigan D e p a r t m e n t of Transpor ta t ion ' s d e p u t y director of p lanning.

T h e p a n e l i s t s , s p e a k i n g at E M E A C ' s day-long sympos ium on land use Friday in Troy, agreed tha t "greedy developers" weren ' t the p r ime cause of u r b a n sprawl — the tendency to eat u p l and far faster t h a n war ran ted by popu la t ion growth.

Detroi t a n d s u b u r b a n govern menta merely reflected communi ty values, they eaid .

" M y f i rs t answer (to the forces beh ind u r b a n sprawl) was greedy developers ," sa id J o h n Gallagher, real e s t a t e c o l u m n i s t for the Detroit Free Press . " T h e n I sat down a n d read the codes . They ' re planned. They ' re t he very bes t product of professional p l a n n e r s in America."

" N o one t h o u g h t the freeways would emp ty out Detroit, said S E M C O G ' s Hus to l e s . " W e thought t ha t t he Depress ion was an aberrar tion (with two k ids per family in-stead of six). W e were planning for g r o w t h t o e i g h t m i l l i o n f i n sou theas t e rn Michigan) . Detroit zoned commerc ia l land for 11 mil-lion people.

" T h e ind iv idua l decisions were very logical. B u t i t ' s when you put t hem together t h a t they become il-logical on a b road basis, ' Hustoles said. ( T h e region's populat ion is about 4.4 mil l ion; Detroit 's , barely one mil l ion.)

"I came f rom New York 40 years ago and v a s wi th t he Detroit Plan-ning C o m m i s s i o n when the (free-way) sys tem was p lanned ," said Char les L e m a n , president of Vili-

can Leman & Associates, which h a s worked for 300 area governments .

" T h e pressure wasn ' t f rom the s u b u r b s . It was f rom Detroit and the s u b u r b s to relieve congestion on Detroi t s t reets . ' '

Defending the role of p l ann ing profess ionals , L e m a n said, " W e were l i s ten ing to t h e people."

Lenders , wi th "money to b u r n " in t he '80s. got some b l a m e from Mary K r a m e r , edi tor of Cra in ' s Detroit Bus ines s . She no ted tha t Comerica pa id for an A u b u r n Hi l l s s tudy tha t

. resulted in t he use of a downtown deve lopment au thor i ty in a green-f ield for a bus ine s s development .

E M E A C m e m b e r s and MDOT 'a t o p p l anne r disagreed on the for th-coming Haggerty Road connector , a l o w e r - s c a l e s u b s t i t u t e for t h e sc rapped M-275 freeway from 1-96 in Novi to 1-75 in Davisburg.

T o env i ronmenta l i s t s , the Hag-gerty connector will at t ract growth. " W e don ' t need it, and it shou ldn ' t be b u i l t , " said t h e Free P ress ' Gal-lager to m u c h app lause .

Repl ied M D O T ' s Jeff: "We d idn ' t bu i ld it (M-275). and they came anyway. I t (Haggerty connector) is a response to t he people who are there . W e will not bui ld M-275.

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Canton eager signs

Julie Nicastri, a Plymouth Canton senior, has accepted a basketball scholarship to Saginaw Valley State University. She and Melanie

Mosure of Deckerville will join 12 le t ter winners next season.

SVSU coach Claudette Charney considers N'icas-tri . who suffered a broken foot early in the 1991 sea son, t o be a recruiting steal.

" J u l i e had a hard-luck senior year." Charney said. " I th ink tha t ' s why she was overlooked- We saw her play a s a sophomore, and she 's been a contributor in a very good high school program.

" S h e has a lot of experience playing with good players, and she's a hard working forward who can run a n d play defense."

Can ton coach Bob Blohm considers ,the 5-foot- l l ' Nicas t r i . who averaged nine points and six rebounds

before being injured, one of the best defensive players he ha s coached. She is a member of the Western Wayne Wildcats team tha t recently won an AAU s ta t e tit le.

Saginaw Valley had its 18th consecutive winning campaign with a 15-11 record last season. Charney is 148-60 in seven seasons.

Rocks record win

Plymouth Salem stayed on the heels of Livonia Stevenson in girls soccer Monday by defeat-ing host Farmington 2-1.

T h e Rocks finished 3-0-1 in the Lakes Division of the Western Lakes Activities Association, the same as Stevenson, which beat North Farmington 9-1 Monday.

Wi th two WLAA games remaining, a tiebreaker might be needed to determine which one plays Plym-ou th Canton for the championsh ip on Wednesday. May 13.

T h e first tiebreaker would be overall league record, a n d the Spar tans have the edge there — 6-1-1 as opposed to 5-1-?. The sixth-ranked Rocks are 7-2-2 overall.

Kris GofT scored two goals against North . Caryn Ta t t e r ton and Mackenzie Emmet t one each. Tatter-ton and Mandy Drurnmond also chalked up an as-sist .

T h e Rocks led 1-0 at half t ime on E m m e t t ' s goal — a free kick from 30 yards out. Farmington tied early in t he second half, bu t Tat te r ton and Goff scored to give Salem a 3-1 advantage. ' After Kim Popyk's header off a corner kick closed

it to one goal, Goff added an insurance goal with a successfu l penalty kick with one minu te left. Mesha Chicon was in goal for the Rocks, who outshot the Fa lcons 12-6.

Wildcats state champs

The Western Wayne Wildcats, an 11-and-un-der girls basketball team, won the s tate AAU championship Sunday with a 56-38 win over

the Grand Rapids-based Western Lakers in the fi-na l s at Sandusky High. Nineteen t eams competed in t he weekend tournament-

Coached by Gary Schwan and Gary Warner, the Wildcats also defeated the Troy Angels (68-6). Lake-side Hoops (63-24). Western Lakers (49-29) and Mo-tor City Blazers (65-44) en route to the title.

T h e Wildcats will take a 13-game winning streak and 15-1 record into the AAU Nat ionals , beginning Ju ly 3 in Salt Lake City. Utah. They also won the Waterford St. Patr ick 's Tournamen t and UM-Go Blue Invitational.

T h e Wildcats ' Laura Schneider of Canlon Town-s h i p was named MVP of the s ta te tourney. Kristin Lukas ik (Cantoni and Laren Meta j (Northville) also m a d e all- toumey.

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Chiefs take charge: Kathy Bahr uses her dribbling skills to sidestep a Northville oppo-nent during the Monday soccer game. The teams tied but Canton still clinched the division title.

Tie decides Canton's fate Chiefs clinch Western Division girls soccer crown, look ahead to Wednesday's league championship.

A tie was good enough for Plymouth Canton since tha t was_all it needed to nail down the Western Division title in Western Lakes Activities Association girls soccer Monday.

The Chiefs, who last won the division and the WLAA three years ago, finished 4-0-1 following a 1-1 draw with visiting Northville.

Canton, ranked second in Class A and still unbea ten , improved to 8-0-2 in the league" and 10-0-2 overall. The Chiefs will play either Livonia Steven-son or P lymouth Salem for the WLAA championship Wednesday. May 13.

"If we played Stevenson and their all-s ta ter (Ragen Coyne) i's back, it will be a different ballgame than last t ime," said Canton coach Don Smith , referring to a 3-0 victory over the Spar tans . He added: "She ' s a good player, but one p layw can ' t control the whole ball-game."

Northville scored first Monday, but the Chiefs tied it two minutes before half t ime with an unassisted goal by Alyson Noune, who scored from a res-

tar t 25 ya rds away. Can ton outshot the No. 5-rated Mus-i

t angs 12-2 in the first half and 19-10 for the game. Northville scored only t he fourth goal of the season against Can-ton keeper Jor i Welchans.

"They played tough; they didn ' t give us an awful lot," Smith said. "Even though we had scoring opportunit ies , they were coming right af ter us and those aren ' t j lways easy."

As has been the case so many t imes th is year, t he we'ather was bad and the game played on a muddy field.

"We weren't running real well to-night ," S m i t h said- "We were slipping all over t he place. I think we're quicker t h a n they are. If we had a dry field, it would be to our advantage, but you'll never know unti l you get on a dry field with t h e m . "

T h e Chiefs got their 10th win Satur-day with a 5-1 victory a t Nor th Farm-ington.

Colleen Connell scored three goals. Amy Westerhold and Erika Swegles one each.

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Head start: Canton's Britta Anderson tries to redirect the ball with a header.

Chiefs conquer Stafford B Y B I L L PARKER STAFF WRITER

Plymouth Canton 's girls t rack team successfully defended t he Staf ford Re-lay championship Saturday a t Walled Lake Western, but it was certainly no easy task.

T h e Chiefs, who own a 3-0 record in dua l meets this season, held a sl im five-point lead over runner -up Plymouth Salem heading into the final event, the 1.600 relay. The Rocks rolled to victory in 4:21.7 and collected 10 po in t s for the victory. But Canton, t h a n k s in part to a s t rong anchor leg by Kim Gude th , fin-ished third in the race a n d picked up six points, enough to edge Salem for the t eam championship. 73-72.

Livonia Stevenson placed th i rd with 48.75 points followed by Milford (42). Western (33). Adrian (23) a n d Lakeland (17.75.) and Walled Lake Centra l (15).

" I 'm surprised we did as well as we d id today," said Canton coach George Przygodski. "The kids came to compete They wanted to do the bes t t hey could.

" W e knew we had to stay within one place of Salem in the final event. I thought Kim Gudeth ran as fine a race as she has all year "

Canton 's depth proved to be the dif- .. ference as the Chiefs placed in all 12? events. Salem won more champion-ships. bu t the Rocks only placed in 11 events.

"We look at this meet as one tha t we can have some fun and d o well at the same time. They have four d is tance re-lays here and distance events are one of our strengths." Przygodski said .

T h a t strength was evident Saturday as the Chiefs placed no worse than th i rd in the distance events. T h e y were second in the four-kilometer relay and thi rd in the 1.600, 3.200 a n d dis tance medley relays.

Canton 's team of Becky Bockstanz. Olive Ikeh. Karina Ki lpela inen and Ndu Okwumabua w o n - t h e 400-meter relay in 53.4 while Ikeh. Okwumabua a n d Amy Lanzon teamed u p to win the high j u m p relay with a combined jutfip of 14-feet, 8-inches.

T h e Chiefs placed second in the long j u m p relay, third in in the sp r in t med-ley and discus relays, four th in the shu t t l e hurdle relay, fifth in the 800 re-lay and sixth in the shot pu t relay.

"We got a lot of kids involved today and when they get medals , they get ex-cited," added Przygodski.

T h e Rocks won more championships (four) than any of the 17 part ic ipat ing schools, but came up short in their bid to upend Canton.

T o n y a Wheeler . Marc ia Parker . Vanessa Benning and Stacey Witthoff won the sprint medley relay in 4:31.3 whi le Courtney She ldon , Theresa Giacherio, Amanda Par r i sh a n d Sarah Mak ins teamed up to win the shut t le hurdle relay, in 1:08.09. Wheeler . Par-ker. Dana Driscoll and Sa rah Hamilton combined efforts to win t he 800 relay in 1:50.3 and Hamilton. Von Holn, Lynda Sebeatyen and Wheeler won the 1.600 in 4:21.7.

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T h e s c h e d u l e fo r M a d o i l n a U n i -v e r s i t y ' s b a s e b a l l t e a m c a m e lo a c lose w i t h a l e t ha rg i c t h u m p S u n -d a y . w i th on ly o n e r e d e e m i n g t h o u g h t — t h e s e a s o n w a s n o t over .

T h e F i g h t i n g C r u s a d e r s h a d s e e n t o t h a t six d a y s ea r l i e r , w h e n t h e y s w e p t a d o u b l e h e a d e r a t N o r t h w o o d I n s t i t u t e . A l t h o u g h t h e y s t r u g g l e d t h r o u g h a n i n e - d a y , 14 -game r o a d t r i p w i t h a 5 - 9 record, t h e n e n d e d t h e i r regular s e a s o n by s p l i t t i n g a h o m e d o u b l e h e a d e r w i t h a p o o r K a l a m a z o o Col lege t e a m S u n d a y , t h e y s t i l l q u a l i f i e d f o r t h e f o u r - t e a m N A I A D i s t r i c t 23 p l ayof f s .

T h o s e s t a r t t o d a y a t S i e n a H e i g h t s . A n d t h a t wi l l p rov ide M a -d o n n a a c h a n c e to rebound, f r o m t h a i f r u s t r a t i n g r e g u l a r - s e a s o n fin-i s h .

M a d o n n a . 2 9 - 2 0 overa l l a n d 14-8 in t h e d i s t r i c t , t i e d w i th A q u i n a s (27-20 overa l l ) for t h i r d p l ace . De-f e n d i n g d i s t r i c t c h a m p S p r i n g Ar-

PREVIEW bor p l a c e d first w i th a n 18-2 record (33-7 overal l ) , w i t h S i e n a H e i g h t s s e c o n d at 15-7 (27-27 ove ra l l ) .

T h e r e is no s e e d i n g in t h e d o u -b l e - e l i m i n a t i o n d i s t r i c t t o u r n a -m e n t ; o p e n i n g - r o u n d g a m e s a r e d e -c i d e d by ope n d raw. T h e C r u s a d e r s p l ay h o s t S i e n a H e i g h t s a t 1 p . m . t o d a y , w i th S p r i n g A r b o r b a t t l i n g A q u i n a s a t 1 p .m . t o d a y a t R i v e r -s i d e P a r k , a l so in A d r i a n .

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M a d o n n a o p e n e d i t s s e a s o n w i t h a 12-1 record o n i t s F l o r i d a t r i p in t h e first week of M a r c h , a n d w a s 21-6 j u s t 2'A weeks ago.

T h e i r 8-14 close to t h e s e a s o n i s h a r d l y reason for o p t i m i s m e n t e r i n g t h e t o u r n a m e n t . However , c o a c h M i k e George t h i n k s o t h e r w i s e .

" P r o b a b l y , for u s , we c o u l d n ' t have d r a w n a b e t t e r t e a m , " s a i d George of S i e n a H e i g h t s . " W e a l -w a y s d o well a g a i n s t t h e m , a n d we a lways p l ay well t h e r e (at S i e n a H e i g h t s ) . "

M a d o n n a d i d win t h r e e - o f - f o u r games a g a i n s t t h e S a i n t s t h i s sea-son , b e a t i n g t h e m 4-2, 5 -1 a n d 3-2 a n d los ing 7 - 3 in 11 i n n i n g s . I n t h e t h r e e s e a s o n s t h e C r u s a d e r s h a v e fielded a b a s e b a l l t e a m , t h e y a r e 6 - 2 a g a i n s t S i e n a H e i g h t s in A d r i a n .

George s t i l l h a s a h e a l t h y respect for t h e agg res s ive S a i n t s , w h o a r e led by a l l - d i s t r i c t s h o r t s t o p - p i t c h e r D e n n i s ' S z c z e c h o w s k i . " T h e y ' l l c o m e at y o u . " he s a i d . " O n e t h i n g t h e y ' r e no t go ing t o d o i s back d o w n . "

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George p l a n s t o s e n d h i s ace. s e n -ior r i g h t h a n d e r C h r i s K l o c ( f rom R e d f o r d T h u r s t o n ) . a g a i R s t t h e

S a i n t s ; w h o he figures wi l l t h r o w Szczechowsk i , a r i g h t h a n d e r . K l o c w a s 1-1 a g a i n s t S i e n a H e i g h t s t h i s s e a s o n . H e finished 5 - 1 for t h e c a m -pa ign w i t h a 0.91 e a r n e d r u n aver-age, s t r i k i n g o u t 54 a n d w a l k i n g j u s t n i n e in 46 i n n i n g s .

W h i l e t h e M a d o n n a c o a c h m a y be c o n f i d e n t a g a i n s t S i e n a H e i g h t s , he e n t e r t a i n s n o s u c h o p t i m i s m a g a i n s t S p r i n g Arbor . T h e C o u g a r s a d v a n c e d t o t h e N A I A W o r l d S e r i e s l a s t yea r , a n d t h e i r t e a m returns n e a r l y i n t a c t . " S p r i n g A r b o r d o e s e v e r y t h i n g right." s a i d G e o r g e . " T h e y h i t well , t hey r u n wel l , t h e y h a v e d e p t h a n d good p i t c h i n g .

" T h e y d o n ' t bea t t h e m s e l v e s . W e will h a v e to p l ay t h e b e s t g a m e we 've p l a y e d all yea r t o b e a t t h e m . "

O n t h e m o u n d for t h e C o u g a r s a r e l e f t h a n d e r s S c o t t B r a d l e y , a s e n i o r a l l - d i s t r i c t se lec t ion w h o w a s 11-1, a n d D e a n S i s k , a s o p h o m o r e w h o w a s 8-31 S e n i o r t h i r d b a s e m a n Ho-m e r S h i e l d s w a s t h e d i s t r i c t ' s p l ay -er of t h e year , o t h e r a l l - d i s t r i c t

T h u r s t o n g r a d K l o c i m p r o v e s t o 5 - 1 A l t h o u g h M a d o n n a U n i v e r s i t y ' ^

b a s e b a l l t e a m s l u m p e d d o w n t h e s t r e t c h of t h e r e g u l a r s e a s o n , n o t a l l w a s b a d . T h e F i g h t i n g C r u s a d e r s d id m a n a g e to e x t e n d t h e i r s e a s o n a few m o r e d a y s .

H o w m a n y m o r e d a y s d e p e n d s e n t i r e l y on t h e m . T h e y q u a l i f i e d for t h e N A I A D i s t r i c t 23 p l ayo f f s a n d

s ing led , wi th t he e v e n t u a l g a m e -w i n n e r in t he t h i r d . K e v i n L e a r n e d h a d t w o h i t s .

In t h e s e c o n d - g a m e loss . M a d o n -n a coach M i k e George u s e d five p i t c h e r s : s t a r t e r D e n n i s H a m i l t o n ( t h r e e i n n i n g s , n o r u n s ) . S e a n H e n k e l ( two i n n i n g s , n o r u n s ) , J o e J e n t z e r (V4 of an i n n i n g , t w o r u n s ) .

three , scor ing t h r e e r u n s a n d k n o c k -ing in two. P e n d e l l . M i k e M u r p h y a n d S t e v e Cof fe l l a l s o h a d t w o h i t s

ap iece . R o b K o w a l s k i (2-2 for t h e s e a s o n )

was t h e w i n n i n g p i t c h e r , in relief of K u g e l m a n ( two r u n s in t w o i n n -ings). K o w a l s k i a l lowed o n e r u n in t h r e e i n n i n g s . •

wil l p l ay h o s t - t e a m S i e n a H e i g h t s at 1 p .m . t o d a y (siee related t o u r n a -m e n t preview) .

! ' M a d o n n a p e r f o r m s a s i t h a s l l p a s t few weeks , s t r u g g l i n g a g a i n s t l e s se r t e a m s , i t s p layof f s t a y cou ld be s h o r t . O n S u n d a y , t h e Crusader.,- sp l i t a d o u b l e h e a d e r w i th K a l a m a z o o Col lege, w i n n i n g t h e o p e n e i "2-1 b u t los ing t h e n i g h t c a p 4-0 T h e H o r n e t s o c c u p y t h e b a s e m e n t o f t h e M i c h i g a n I n -t e rco l l eg ia t e A t h l e t i c A s s o c i a t i o n , a n N C A A Div i s ion II I league .

C h r i s Kloc , a s en io r righthander f r o m R e d f o r d T h u r s t o n , i m p r o v e d

. h i s record t o 5 -1 w i t h a t h r e e - h i t , no -wa lk s h u t o u t in t h e opene r . K l o c s t r u c k ou t 10. A J e f f P e n d e l l s ac r i -fice fly in t h e s e c o n d i n n i n g s c o r e d M a d o n n a ' s first r u n ; S e a n M a l o n e y d o u b l e d in J e f f K u g e l m a n . w h o h a d

T . C . R a p t i s (V» of a n i n n i n g , t w o s t r i k e o u t s ) a n d C h a d W r o n a ( o n e inn ing , t w o r u n s ) . J e n t z e r t ook t h e

loss. T h e C r u s a d e r s cou ld m a n a g e j u s t

five h i t s , two by J o e B r u s s e a u . L a s t F r iday . M a d o n n a c o n d f u d e d

i t s d i s t r i c t r egu la r s e a s o n by s w e e p -ing G r a n d R a p i d s B a p t i s t 6 - 1 a n d 13-3 in G r a n d R a p i d s . T h a t b o o s t e d t h e C r u s a d e r s t o a final 14-8 d i s -t r i c t m a r k a n d a 29 -20 o v e r a l l record, a n d a l lowed t h e m t o s a l v a g e a 5 - 9 record on t h e i r n i n e - d a y t 14-g a m e road t r i p .

In t h e first g a m e , a five-inning mercy . E r n i e Bowl ing s l u g g e d a t h r e e - r u n h o m e r in t h e f o u r t h in-n i n g a n d K u g e l m a n fo l lowed w i t h a g r a n d - s l a m h o m e r in t h e fifth t o c a r ry t h e C r u s a d e r s . K u g e l m a n fin-i shed w i th two h i t s ; B r u s s e a u h a d

In t h e s e c o n d g a m e , L o u M c K a i g (4-3) h a n d c u f f e d t h e C o m e t s on five h i t s in p r o p e l l i n g M a d o n n a t o t h e victory. T h e C r u s a d e r s s c o r e d al l s ix of t h e i r r u n s in t h e first i n n i n g : Bowl ing k n o c k e d in f o u r w i t h a g r a n d - s l a m h o m e r . A R a p t i s sacr i -fice f h a n d a wild p i t c h d e l i v e r e d t he o t h e r t w o Bowl ing h a d t h r e e h i t s ; M u r p h y . T e r s k i a n d C h r i s G a -j ewsk i e ach h a d two.

A d a y ea r l i e r . M a d o n n a m e t G r a n d Val ley S t a t e in a n o n - l e a g u e d o u b l e h e a d e r in A l l e n d a l e a n d c a m e away w i t h a s p l i t . T h e L a k e r s won t h e o p e n e r , 11 -10 in e igh t inn-ings; t h e C r u s a d e r s t ook t h e s e c o n d 4-1. b e h i n d R a p t i s ' s t r o n g p i t c h i n g .

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George cal led A q u i n a s " a good, s t e a d y b a l l c l u b t h a t ' s in t h e t o u r n a -m e n t every y e a r . " F o u r a l l - d i s t r i c t p l aye r s lead A q u i n a s : o u t f i e l d e r s J e f f Redwin a n d J a y M a r t i n , c a t c h -er J e f f F o r t u n e a n d t h i r d b a s e m a n J o h n Pr ice . All a r e s e n i o r s .

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T h e A q u i n a s p i t c h i n g c o r p s is l ed by r i g h t h a n d e r s R y a n W a l k e r a n d J o e S tacey . W a l k e r d e f e a t e d M a -d o n n a twice, 8 - 5 a n d 8 -1 ; S t a c e y was n o m i n a t e d fo r al l-ditStrict .

T h e C r u s a d e r s ' c h a n c e s for a d -v a n c i n g to t h e l a t e r r o u n d s of t h e p l ayo f f s — or b e y o n d — a r e s l i m . George rea l izes i t , p a r t i c u l a r y con-s i d e r i n g t he t e a m ' s p e r f o r m a n c e t h e p a s t few weeks . " W e d i d n ' t live u p to t he e x p e c t a t i o n s we h a d for o u r -selves, -" t h e M a d o n n a c o a c h a d m i t -t ed .

B u t : " L i k e 1 to ld e v e r y b o d y , we cou ld be 53-0 a n d t h e n lose two (p layof f ) g a m e s a n d go" h o m e . If we get good p i t c h i n g a n d h i t t h e b a s e -ba l l t h e way I t h i n k w e c a n h i t t h e bal l , we c a n w i n . "

T h e p l a y e r s George ia c o u n t i n g on a r e t h e u p p e r c l a s s m e n . Al l -d i s -t r ic t p i c k s E r n i e Bowl ing , a s en io r first b a s e m a n (.304, n i n e d o u b l e s , e igh t h o m e r u n s , 4 8 r u n 6 b a t t e d in) a n d j u n i o r s e c o n d b a s e m a n J o e B r u s s e a u (.302, five d o u b l e s , t w o t r i p l e s , o n e h o m e r , 13 s t e a l s , 12 R B I ) a r e t h e t e a m ' s l e ade r s .

" M o r e t h a n a n y o n e e l se , t h e y re-ac t well t o p r e s s u r e s i t u a t i o n s , " sa id George , w h o be l i eves Bill T e r -ski a n d J e r e m y Krol m i g h t a l s o s t e p u p for t h e p l ayof f s .

S t i l l , George knew w h o t he heavy-f avo r i t e was : " T h e r e ' s n o d o u b t a b o u t it . A n y o n e w h o s a y s S p r i n g Arbor i s n ' t i s c r a z y . "

C r a z y t h i n g s h a p p e n in t h e p l ayo f f s , t h o u g h .

In t h e first g a m e . M a d o n n a twice c a m e f r o m t h r e e r u n s d o w n to t ie . A s i x - r u n fifth, two sco r ing o n a P e n -de l l s i n g l e a n d a n o t h e r o n o n e of M u r p h y ' s two h i t s in t h e i n n i n g , p u t t n e C r u s a d e r s in f r o n t , b u t GVSL 1 s co red six in t h e b o t t o m of t h e fifth t o go back in f r o n t . 9 -6 .

M a d o n n a re- t ied it w i t h t h r e e run.s in t h e s ix th , t w o s c o r i n g on ar K e v i n O j C o n n o r s ingle . In t h e e i g h t h , t h e C r u s a d e r s s c o r e d t h e go-a h e a d r u n on an e r ro r , b u t M i k e C o l e m a n , p i t ch ing in relieT of s t a r t -er Geo rge Leung, gave u p two r u n s in t h e b o t t o m half of t he i n n i n g , t h e g a m e - w i n n e r on a J o h n C o s o s ing le .

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C a n t o n p reva i l ed in t h e boys c o n -t e s t , w i n n i n g for t h e first t i m e iii coach B o b R i c h a r d s o n ' s fou r -yea r t e n u r e w i t h t he Chie f s .

T h e r e s a G i a c h e r i o a n d T o n y a W h e e l e r were d o u b l e w i n n e r s for t h e S a l e m girls, who won for t h e t h i r d t u n e in five yea r s a n d s t a n d 5 -0 nvera l I ( ' a n t o n is 3 -1 . . •

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S a l e m V S a r a h H a m i l t o n won t h e 100 d a f h a n d S tacey Wi t thof f t h e 800 r u n in 12.7 an t l 2:32, r e s p e c t i v e

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j o i n e d on t he 400. u n i t (1:47.8) by D a n a Driscoll a n d M a r c i a P a r k e r . W i t t h o f f a n c h o r e d t h e 3 ,200 t e a m t h a t i n c l u d e d L y n d a S e b e * t y e n , N i -co le Zav i sa a n d Kel ly S t a n k o v 110:14.7)

" W e i a m r o u t of t h e field e v e n t s b e h i n d by a lot m o r e t h a n w e ex p«-cted," S a l e m c o a c h M a r k G r e g o r saixl. " B u t we d id a great j o b on t h e t r a c k , a n d that 's , wha t won it fo r u s .

" I t o ld t h e g i r ls l iefore w e w e n t o u t t h e magic n u m b e r w a s 6 5 a n d t h e f i r s t t o get t h e r e w i n s t h e m e e t . W e -wept , t he 2 0 0 - m e t e r d a s h , a n d t h a t p u t u s over t h e t o p . "

C a n t o n ' s S e l e n a B a s t i n e w o n t h e s h u i p u t .(33-6) a n d t h e d i s c u s (107-2i , a.nd .Lana B o r o d i t s c h h a d win-n i n g t i m e s of 5:22.3 a n d 11:57 in t h e 1,600 a n d 3,200 r u n s .

T h e C h i e f s a l s o were first i n t h e h igh j u m p (5-21 w i th S t e p h a n i e G r a y a n d t h e l o n g j u m p (15-6) w i t h H e a t h e r P a s t o r .

Becky B o c k s t a n z . Ol ive I k e h , K a r m a K i l p e l a i n e n a n d N d u O k w u m a b u a c o m b i n e d t o w i n t h e 400 relay (51.8) for t h e Qh ie f s , a n d C h r i s t i e S a f f r o n , M e g h a n B a r r e s i , M i c h e l l e D e a n a n d K i m G u d e t h d i d t h e s a m e in t h e 1.600 relay f4 :20) .

T h e C a n t o n b u y s (3-2) were led by C r a i g Mi l le r , who. won a l l t h r e e d a s h e v e n t s a n d anchore t ! t h e w i n -n i n g 800 relay. M i l l e r ran t i m e s of 11.4. 23.0 a n d 51 .8 in t h e s p r i n t a .

" W e got h a m m e r e d l a s t y e a r , " R i c h a r d s o n sa id . " W e c a m e o u t h u n g r y t h i s yea r a n d t h e k i d s were ready . S a l e m h a d s o m e good t i m e s , bu t we j u s t h a d s o m e more g u n s . "

M i k e G u r c h a k , P a u l C h u d y k . a n d D a m o n Col l ie r p r eceded Mi l l e r o n t h e relay t e a m , w h i c h finished in 1:35.2.

T h e t e a m s were t ied a f t e r t h e

field e v e n t s a t 18 ap iece . T o m R a -ven wbn t he d i a c u s (124-2) a n d M i k e B r e n n a n t h e h igh j u m p <5-8) fo r t h e Chiefs , p n t h e t r a c k . C a n t o n a l s o h a d firsts T?ym Njril H a r e m s k i in t h e i n t e r m e d i a t e h u r d l e s (42 .2) a n d Bre t t K e a r n e y in t h e 8 0 0 r u n (2:04.9).

T h e Ch ie f s won t h r e e r e l a y s . K e a r n e y . M a t t D e m e y a n d D a v e W a s h e n k o were on t h e 1,600 a n d 3 .200 re lays t h a t h a d 3 :34 .9 a n d 8:52.6 t imes . M i k e E r i c k s o n w a s p a r t of t h e f o r m e r u n i t a n d K e v i n G u d e t h t h e la t t e r .

Don J o h s o n won t h e l o n g j u m p (19-111 a n d high h u r d l e s (15 .9) a n d h e l p e d S a l e m (3-2,1 win t h e 4 0 0 re-lay in which M a r c u s Z e v a l k i n k . •Johnson. T o d d F o r b e s a n d J u s t i n F i s h e r h a d a 45.7 t i m e .

S a l e m ' s Derek C u d i n i w a s a d o u -b l e winner in t h e 1.600 a n d 3 . 2 0 0 r u n s a t 4:36.7 a n d 10:14.8. a n d t e a m m a t e Jef f S c h u m a c h e r w o n t h e s h o t p u t <44 4 ' / ^ .

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H u t c h i n s o n triggers Rocks ' tourney t i t le P l y m o u t h S a l e m s taged a fou r -

run rally in t h e s e v e n t h i n n i n g S a t -u rday t o edge Allen Pa rk *> 5 a n d win t h e M o n r o e T a y l o r b a s e b a l l t o u r n a m e n t lor t h e - e c o n d s t r a i g h t year .

It w a * i h e first lo:<.« for th«- J a g u a r s (8-1) whi le t h e - Rocks, w h o m e r c i e d L i v o n i a S t e v e n s o n 14 4 on M o n d a y , boas t a n overal l record of

9-2-2. D a n H u t c h i n s o n h a d th ree h i t s ,

d r o v e in t h r e e r u n s a n d scored t h e w i n n i n g r u n in t h e t o u r n a m e n t fi nal E d G u n d r y a d d e d two h i t s .

K u r t S i n g l e t o n was t he w i n n i n g " p i t c h e r I n relief , "work ing t h e l a s t 2 ' i n n i n g s M i k e M c G o n a g a l p i t c h e d o n e i n n i n g a n d was t h e lo se r .

T h e K o c k s Dad a clo*e call in t h e o p e n e r , t o o T h e y were score less u n -til t h e - i x t h i n n i n g a n d t r a i l ed l a y

lor T r u m a n 1-0 before s co r ing t w i c e

to w in 2-1 C h i p Wadowhki p i t c h e d a one-

b i t t e r a n d a c o m p l e t e g a m e fo r h i s first victory a g a i n s t n o l o s se s . H e s i r u t k ou t e ight a n d wa lked t w o

S a l e m got n i n e h i t s off t w o T r u -m a n p i t c h e r s H u t c h i n s o n , w h o a l s o s c o r e d ' t he w i n n i n g r u n in t h a t g a m e , a n d Scot t Ba i l ey h a d t w o h i t s e ach S ing l e ton h a d o n e R B I .

T h e R o c k s rne rc i ed L i v o n i a F r a n k l i n 13-1 in five i n n i n g s in t h e s e c o n d game. S a l e m o u t h i t t h e P a -t r i o t s 18-3 arid scored first d u r i n g a s e v e n - r u n th i rd i nn ing .

t r i p l e i a n d J e f f Ko t l a r czyk h a d t w o h i t - apiece H u t c h i n s o n a d d e d h a d t h r e e R B I . Los a n d K o t l a r c z y k t w o

e a c h .

Eri« Kida , a l s o 1-0 a s a p i t c h e r ,

w e n t four i n n i n g * a n d » a » t h e

w i n n e r for for S a l e m . C h r i s T o m a s won his f o u r t h g a m e

a g a i n s t no lo s ses M o n d a y , h o l d i n g S t e v e n s o n (1-7 in t h e L a k e s ) t o f i v e h i t s a n d t h r e e wa lks . H e f a n n e d four . J ay Rorog a l l o w e d n i n e e a r n e d runV ant l w a s t h e loser

W a d o w s k i w a s 4-for 4 w i th t h r e e d o u b l e * a n d t h r e e R B I to l ead t h e

\15-hi t S a l e m a t t a c k . H e a l so s c o r e d t h r e e r u n s .

S i n g l e t o n . Bai ley a n d C h a r l i e W i n d s t e l l h a d two h i t s e a c h . S i n -gle ton (four R B I ) be l t ed a t h r e e - r u n h o m e r a m i M a t t Cogswel l a t w o - r u n s h o t . Ba i l ey a l s o scored t h r e e r u n s ,

C H L ' R C H I L L 5 . C A N T O N 4: £ e a n S c h e u h e r scored t h e w i n n i n g run in t h e 10th i n n i n g M o n d a y a s L ivon ia C h u r u h i l l edged t h e C h i e f s in a W L A A W e s t e r n D i v i s i o n g a m e

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10 th . s to le second b a s e , m o v e d to t h i r d on M a n u s S a r n o v s k y ' s s i n g l e an t l scored on a w i ld p i t c h .

T h e C h a r g e r s s c o r e d t w i c e in t h e s e v e n t h to t ie 4-4. T o d d S i e d l a c z e k h i t a b a s e s - l o a d e d sac r i f i ce fly. a n d S c h e u h e r drove in M a r k R u t h e r f o r d w i th t he ty ing r u n

S a r n o v s k y p i t c h e d t h e first 6 V j i n n i n g s b u t t h e win wen t t o J a s o n C a r t e r , who worked t h e l a s t 3 % . H e a l lowed oBe r u n , five h i t s a n d five w a l k s a n d s t r u c k o u t s ix . J o n S t i m a c w a s t h e los ing p i t c h e r .

C a n t o n ' s F r a n k L e a r n e d a n d M a r c P e n n e b a k e r h a d R B I s i n g l e s .

Ch ie f s - co red t h e i r o t h e r r u n s a t h rowing er ror by t h e C h u r c h i l l c a t c h e r L e a r n e d s c o r e d b o t h r u n s .

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SHOT PUT RELAY

J. Adnan . . . . 2. Farmington . . . 3 Livonia Stevenson 4 Plymouth Saiem. 5. Miitort . . . 6 Plymouth Canton

4 31 3 4 36 2 4 3 6 4 4 40 4 4 4 3 8 .4 46 i

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The ObserverfTHVRSDAY. MAY, 7, 1992 4 8 ( P , C )

SPORTS SHORTS

Items for the Sports Roundup should be submitted by 5 p m. Tuesday (for Thursday edition) and 5p.m. Fnday (for the Mon-day edition).

U SOCCER CHAMPS

The Vardar III '76 soccer team won the Mid-America Spring Clas-sic in Kansas City, Mo., on Easter weekend. Vardar III defeated Olathe Spirit, the Kansas state champ. 9-1 in the final. The Michi-gan team finished with a 5-0 record and outscored its opponents 27-1.

Team members are Jeff Babinski, Jeff Cohen. Brian Collier, Jeff Fliss. Alex Garn, Chris Grodzicki, Chris-tian Hatzenbeler. Jason Howard. Vijay Javaraman. Mike Kley, Jus-tin Marshall. Brandon Moggio.

Fred Olson. Aaron Racey, Tim Rev-naert, Steve Tramontin and Jim Weber. Mike Lupenec is the Vardar III coach and Gary Howard the team manager.

• TENNIS FINALIST Jennifer Clack of Canton, a fresh-man at Salem High School and No. 1 singles player for the Rocks, reached the final of the USTA out-door tournament at the Birming-ham Racquet Club last weeffHid.

After defeating Keely Jones of Farmington in the semifinals (6-4. 6-2). Clack lost to Leah Killen in the final (6-1, 6-1).

• SOCCER AMBASSADOR

Philip Pacheco of Canton has , been selected as a member of the East-West Soccer Ambassadors, a youth soccer organization that pro-vides international opportunities for boys hnd girls age ll-lftr .Pa-checo will travel to Germany, Hol-land, Belgium and France during a three-week European tour.

• TIGERS TRIP

Canton Parks and Recreation Services will sponsor a trip to a De-troit Tigers baseball game on Sat-urday, May 23. Canton residents only are eligible. The cost is $9 per person, which includes reserved seat and transportation.

The Tigers will play the Minne-sota Twins. Youths age 14 and un-der will receive a baseball glove that day. Call 397-5110 for information.

• CHARITY AUCTION

The Travelers Aid Society of De-troit will have its sixth annual char-ity auction for sports enthusiasts 5:30-10 p.m. Tuesday, May 19. at the Historical State Theatre. 2115 Woodward Ave.

The money raised will benefit the homeless, at-risk individuals and families, runaway youth, victims of domestic violence, stranded and vulnerable travelers and the Korean

Orphans agency among others. TAS is a United Way member.

Items to be auctioned include lunch with Detroit Pistons John Salley, passes to the 1992 Grand Prix, eight passes to a Tigers game, the chance to see a Pistons game from a private suite next season, a hot-air balloon ride for two and a Red Wings jersey autographed by Sergei Fedorov. etc.

Tickets are $50, including a $35 contribution. For information call the TAS at 962-6740.

• KARATE CLASSES

Lessons in lsshinryu Karate will be given Monday and Thursday* evenings for all levels of ability at the Canton Recreation Center. The cost is $35 per person (age 7 and up) foj 10 weeks. Sam Santilli, a sixth-degree black belt, will be the in-structor. Residents and non-resi-dents are eligible. Call 397-5110 for information.

• PLYMOUTH T-BALL

Boys and girls age 5 and 6 can sign up for the Plymouth Parks and Recreation Department T-Ball League next month.-The cost is $32 for reside«\s and $37 for non-resi-dents. '

The recreation department also needs volunteers to coach teams. For more information call 455-6620.

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Canton rallies for win over Churchill Plymouth Canton rallied with

five runs in the top of the seventh inning Monday to defeat host Livo-nia Churchill in softball, 8-6.

The sixth-ranked Chiefs, who trailed 5-3 entering the last inning, improved to 7-1 in the Western Di-vision of the Western Lakes Activi-" ties Association and 12-1 overall.

Kelly Holmes pitched a two-hitter and raised her record to 8-0. She struck out 15 and walked two. Churchill, 6-2 and 7-2, had two earned runs.

Losing pitcher Karen Jose al-lowed only four hi ts and as many earned runs for the Chargers. She

struck out nine and walked eight. ' Canton's Dani Mortiere had a trifrfe, Sara Rowe and Karrie Drin-khahn key hits in the seventh in-n i n g .

S T E V E N S O N 13, S A L E M 2: After taking over first place in the WLAA Lakes Division last week, the Rocks were upset by Livonia Stevenson in a mercy-rule game Monday. ,

The loss dropped Salem to 6-2 in the division and 8-3 overall. The Spartans are 2-6 in the Lakes.

Niki Italia gave up five hits, five walks and one earned run in t h e

five-inning contes t . Stevenson pounded out 18 hi ts off Salem pitcher Jenny Garvey.

Rachel Allor, Italia (three RBI) ami l.uii ShinglrvUcktr hud thn'f hits apiece for the. Spartans. Sa-lem's Amanda Tubaugh had two hits.

P L Y . C H R I S T I A N 16 , BETHESDA 10: The Eagles won a rain delayed game Tuesday from host Warren Bethesda.

Plymouth Christian is 2-0 in the Michigan Independent Athletic As-sociation and 4-1 overall. Bethesda is 0 2 and 2-4.

You are driving along the tho-roughfare in the local s u b u r b s when sudden ly you see a blue ball at the side of the road.

Not just a ball, but a pin sitting atop the ball.

Of course, there was a mailbox on top of the bowling

pin, so here was somebody who went to a lot of creativity and work to express one of his favorite pas-times by fabricating this most unu-sual rural mailbox post.

I thought of having a little con-test for the readers to see who could be the first to find this object, but the Southfielders would have an ad-vantage over everybody else since this piece of work is located on Nine Mile Road, not far from Northland Center.

It turns out that this is the home of Ted Olson who created this idea several years ago He took an old bowling ball and discarded pin, drilled right through them to place an iron pipe in the middle and there it was.

To be sure, Olson is a bowler from the past as well as the present. He began with the sport back in the 1940s, and can name many of the old-time bowling centers thauJew people can remember. Olson aver-aged in the 190s when 2Q0 averages were rare.

A. .. imu i.ir, Oi.i.n ant) lh>t..-ham. pionship at the Royal Classic. That 's back in the '50s when $5,000 was worth a lot more than now. He also participated in the old Chrysler Bowling leagues and the Detroit Citv Traveling League.

At one point, Olson, who is re-tired from Chrysler, was competing in MX leagues. Of course, that was before he got married. Currently, he bowls in the Monday Seniors League at Plum Hollow Lanes.

• The Ladies Pro Bowlers tour will be in this area soon, as the Michigan Classic will be May 16-17. at the Satellite Bowl in Dearborn Heights. Bowlers in the Pro-Am tournament will vie for a $1,000 first prize by bowling with three dif-ferent lady professionals. Both men and women are eligible for the Pro-Am.

Each entrant will receive a souve-nir packet and tickets to the quali-fying round of pro competition. The finals will be televised nationally on ESPN. If you've never seen these ladies bowl, this is you best chance to do so. For more information, please call Mark or Diane Voight at 278-7400. •

• Some of the finest senior citi-zen bowlers compete regularly at Mayflower Lanes in Redford Town-ship. They have leagues on both Monday and Friday nights with many ment competing in both leagues.

Art Kuzinar, sporting a 193 aver-age, ranks among the top in these senior leagues, and to reach perfec-tion, he rolled a 300 game with a 706 series recently.

Senior scores from Mayflower ap pear regularly in these pages and their accomplishments are well worth the recognition-

Fiesta Lane> in Westland is an-nouncing the start of the summer league programs. Anyone who joins

- • s u m m e r league gets free bowling throughout the summer.

BOWLING HONOR ROLL , Drikeshire Lanes (Farmington H«s); Tuesday v^ns vr,,-.. Mouse ~ Bot tackles. 696: Ion* FHxes. 267 Igame; WSyrw Lushy. 253; Oahne Williamson 701

Be: Aire Lanes 1* armington) Senior Moose Steve Fetterman. 682: Matt Caldwell 667. Sienn UDtow. 652 John Stanctia.- 646 lohn RoOertsor. 645. Mike Ciamto. 259: Dave EMe man, ?55..

Country Lanes (Farmington Mills] Greenfield Mi ted — Chock O Rcxjrve. 265/619. DeW*e Van*»ter, 221/576: Ed Olsrewsk,. 235: Bon turner. 237/632; PhM S?or»ye. 237 .606; Jack Gatweu. 237, 606. M Hamson. 228/634. Jim Jlmmerson. 223/634, Clara Jimmerson. 205/ 517; Steve Musninski. 223. Vivian Waidrep. 211/535. Larry Way. 212/600: B.n Funke. 227/629. Tim Hettrnge-. 216; Ray Mar

cbewuar. 219 B N* Bnth Brattieitiood (Eddie JacoOaon) —

Boo CnaleU. 237 .'•79. Steve Anstand.g/ 238/ 665. Lee Roth, 233/649; Barry Fisnman. 222/ 637. Andy Rut*n, 229/609; Jeff Berlin. 244 Harold Silverman. 23*. Steve Wemoerg. 226;

-Bruce Weoerman 224; Allan Sliapro. 221: 41 lan Zucok. 220. Denrus Horowitz. 219

Ladies Classic — Carol 8*3we*. 243-221/ 640 (first setl. 252 213/662 (second set)

Super Bowl (Canton Townstwpi Fo«J General fWts — Steve W*cn*efc. 275-207 297/775.

Redford Lanes (Bedford Township) Wednes day Junior Mouse — B«ll Pants. 267/712. Mar

Tibbs. 267; Jeny Feme'. 646, Her she! Parris. 248. George McComo. 278.

Town N Country Lanes — Rich Momsey. Jr.. 259/719. Bod Jenkins. 279/698. Ken GaBrtei sop. 263/707; Andy Devench. 267/691. Dave Ramsey 257/708; Jim Jasko»ski. 254; Ray Lanciki. 267/695: Don Rohraff. 256; Jim Allen. 278/686. Matt Hausch, 247. Charbe Ssailer. 2<t 1 "696. HottWe.CoOk. 243/679

league Cnaffipwrts — Uvorua T'ophy Team (Gary Widmer, Gam Goodtord. Henry Pferfer and Jim JaskoWski)

woodland Lanes (Livonia): Senior House — Berry Van D*ke. 757; Darryl Bradford. 731. Dave Myers. 704

thursday AM Ladies — Anita Slpos, 276 (first n«ne strikes,

Westland Bowl Bowling Belles — Jan Peer 279

Westland Jumor House — Ken Pacras. 736; Rod Bramble. 707; Dave Paton. 278/752. John McCudey. 701

Sunday Sleepers — Rich Newton, 299/711; Tody Scott. 266;748

'win Pjirnsh jim Nciwakowski. 258 257 268,783. Dick Shoupe. 299/819.

Thursday Nite Mixed — Mary McKenne 287 (110 over average)

Garden Lanes (Garden Crty) St Linus Men's League - Luster Cleaners defeated Super Bodies In the roHoffs tor the league title Don Bollinger; 257/739. Mark .Gomo. 248/654 Dave Ba/ner. 238/643 (Luster Cleaners) John Dunn. 247/694 Terry Wa|da. 247/702 (Super Bodies)

Wonderland Lanes (Lrvonia) Motor City Ea gies - Floyd Morris, 257/670: Tim Santieti. 258/721 Ror, Le/otte. 267/683. Bill Coyle. 253. Bob Mams. 258/663; J«m Homberg. 244. Pat Russell. 247

Plymouth .Voyagers — Jim Matschmowskt. 240. Dartn Dickson, 206/712; Ted ButkiewKi. 248, Merry HerdeB. 238. Gary Neff. 235. Bart Jermanus 221. M.ke Pftrrman 245

Hawthorne Squares — Larry NotewsM. 257 r*f ?46 vyj

Wonderland Class* Man- Kono, 704, Greg Bashara. 698. Larry Fran/, 684. leny Hay. 684, Ron Eisenbens. 258/677; Phil HorowrU. 675; Bryan Gogdttn. 277/673. Gary Regulski. 660. Bob MfefU. Jt . 269

Mayflower Lanes iRedtord Township) Mon day Seniors AST KUZINAR. 300 204-202 ' 706, Gerry Zalewsta. 236/652. Al Thompson, 224 632. Ai Hichter, 238/624, Stan Wesner, 230 '617. John Parker. 225/616. Billy Sewell. 225: Chuck Fedenco. 616; Jack Oatustrom, 242 '600

Mem Bowl (Livomal Rig?it Approach Sr Men The JIM DEBELL'S. 300/698. Demv Arch e» 275 740, Carl Hansen, 280: Chartie Riffle 268

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Sports Stars BOYS TRACK

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THIS IS THE FIRST INSTALLMENT OF THE WEEKLY BOYS TRACK LIST-ING FOR OBSERVERLAND SCHOOLS. COACHES ARE URGED TO REPORT THEIR BEST TIMES TO GARDEN CITY COACH ROB PHILLIPS FROM 710 P M EACH SUNDA Y AT 427- 7549.

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W h e r e t h e l o c a l t e a m s s t a n d

These unsoenirtlc ratings are compiiad eacr. week t * tr>e OOserw sports staff Scnoots e>g»E»e to be -anned must come fiorn trie fol-lowing coverage areas Plymouth. Canton, f armmgton, Lmonia. Westland. Redford and Garden City

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IMRLS TRACK 1 Uvoma Stevenson. 2. Plymouth Saiem 3. Plymouth Canton 4 Farmmgtor. Mercy 5 F armmgton Hamscr

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O a k l a n d Un ive r s i t y in.R6che~l.-r Hills G u e s t soloist David W a g n e r , per forms the C o n c e r t s for • organ, No -1 in F by Rhe inberge r O t h e r n u m b e r s tojbi* p e r f o r m e d a re Symphony No 2 in E Mino r , O p 27 by H i h i n a i n n o l T and Over ture- to H i e M a g i c F l u u " ' b y Mozar t Tickets $10 . a v a i l a b l e at t he door.

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Bentley C e n t e r . 15100 Hubbard . R e h e a r s a l s a r e held S a t u r d a y m o r n i n g s . September t h r o u g h May , in Livonia at C h u r c h i l l High School Audi t ions a re -by a p p o i n t m e n t on ly , call 261-5754

On stage

Look for L a u r a Buono and Michelle P e t e r s of Roches t e r in t h e Pont iac T h e a t r e IV p r e s e n t a -t i on of T h e Mirac le Worker ." 8 p .m F r i d a y .

Mav 8 a n d S a t u r d a y . May 9 at Pon t i ac N o r t h e r n High School . 1051 Ar lene . Buono. 12 p o r t r a y s Helen Kel le r . P e t e r s is her teacher . A n n e S u l l i v a n .

Ballet company presents classics Livonia Symphony Orches-t ra joins the Michigan Ballet Theat re in a gala Mother ' s Day concert tha t will be enjoy-able for the whole family.

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Theatre presents "Les Syiphides." with the Livonia Symphony, "Peter and the Wolf." and works' by local

choreographers. 8 p.m. May 9. 2 p.m. May JO at Northville High School. Per-formances 8 p.m. May 16 and 2pm May 17 at South Lyon High School, will be without the Livonia Syphony Tick-ets, $10 adults. $6. children and seniors. For May 9 and JO ticket information call, 624-5590 for May 16 and 17. call 437-8105

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Don't let. t he low ticket price fool you. Michigan Bal le t Thea t r e ia any th ing bul ama teu r i sh .

Celebrat ing thei r 25th anniversary, the ballet c o m p a n y has a new director , and renewed c o m m i t m e n t to providing a t raining ground for young dancers , and an oppor tun i ty for professional dancers to showcase thei r ta lents .

They p lan to present six concerts in the 1992-93 Beason, three regular con-certs. and th ree in a chi ldren 's series.

"Too m a n y people have the feeling tha t cheap is not good." said ar t i s t ic di-rector Michel le Wolfe.

"A lot of our dancers have danced professionally ou ts ide the Detroit area. We want people to bring thei r children and educate t h e m about ballet . Because our t ickets are affordable , we sell out .

The Livonia Symphony Orches t ra will join t he bal let company for the up-coming M o t h e r ' s Day Gala concert 8 p.m. Sa tu rday . M a y 9, and 2 p.m. Sun-day May. T h e concert will fea ture "Les Syiphides ." " P e t e r a n d the Wolf ." and works by local choreographers .

"Les Sy iph ide s . " ia a classic ballet with mus ic by Chopin . " I t isn t done very-often in t he Detroit area. All the dancers are d ressed in white. I t ' s a very beat i ful , very classic ballet." said Wolfe.

T h e bal le t ha s special mean ing for Livonia S y m p h o n y Orches t ra conductor Francesco Diblas i . " I t was my first job. 45 years ago I d id it with t he Ba l l e t .

. Russe de M o n t e Car lo ," he said. "I was in the orches t ra a n d conducted.

T h e wel l -known ta le of " P e t e r and the Wolf." will appeal to children and adul ts , sa id co-ar t is t ic director Heather S tan t s , a g r adua t e of Churchi l l High School.

" T h i s version is very an imated . Adults will apprec ia te t he s lapst ick.

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Classic bal let : Michigan Ballet Theatre dancers James Duncan and Gail Roe in the classic ballet, "Les Syiphides," to be presented with the Liuonih Symphony Or-chestra, May 9 and 10 at the North ville High School auditori-um.

comic things. We crea ted a living forset out of the dancers , they ' re all dressed like trees. T h e pond ia a lso alive."

Works by local choreographers in e luding "Eulogies ." a contemporary bal let by J a m e s D u n c a n of Southfield, will also be fea tured in t he concert.

"Eulogies is based on the loss of heri tage for Native Amer icans . " said Dun-can who began h i s dance t ra ining in the Det ro i t Area a n d h a s per formed throughout the U n i t e d States'.

" I t creates i t 's choreographic impres-s ions through the use of primitive movement al tered to t he style of con-temporary bal let in a b lend of large flowing movement a n d " s t o p action.

T h e ballet company founded in 1967

by Evelyn Kreasori in Farmington . rehearses Fr iday . Sa turday and Sunday in t he B o U f o r d Hospital C o m m u n i t y room. T h e r e is a major company of 20 dancers ranging in age from 14 to 30 someth ing , a n d a junior company of 20 dance r s , ages 10 to 14.

" A lot of t imes you can' t get people to go t o t he bal let They th ink i t ' s stuf fy. a n d only for t he rich W e f ind people who come out for the concerts are pleas antly su rp r i s ed , said Wolfe.

- D a n c e r s audi t ion to join the ballet company , a n d volunteer the i r t ime, a n d ta lents . They hail from Wayne. Oak land a n d M a c o m b counties One dancer d r ives 103 miles round t r ip t o rehearsa l . T h e r e ' s a l so an Oakland Communi ty

College exchange Mutient who is f rom J a p a n .

The company raise?, mur j fy to pay ex-penses through fund rai>:ng efforts, a n d would like to become a professional bal let company some diay.

"Det ro i t is the- only majo r city wi th out a professonal ballet company, sa id Wolfe. "Fl int has "mr. *o does G r a n d R a p i d s

S t a n t s add.-. "We want to end the s t igma, tha t if you're not downtown you're not any good.

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St. Bede Players shine in 'The M k a d o ' STEFF'S

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MARY JANE DOERR

performances of the St. Bede Players production of "The Mika-do* continue through May 9 at the S&thfield-Lathrup High School AjQiitorium in Southfield. For ticket information, call 557-6527 or 557-7245

S u p e r s t i t i o n didn ' t stop Wil-liam Gilbert and Ar thur Sul l ivan when they opened t h e i r J a p a n e s e opera " T h e Mika-do" on the eve of the Ides of March in 1885.

Nor were the St. Bede Players d e t e r r e d w h e n t h e y m o u n t e d

" T h e Mikado" on the heels of a l i »h Michigan Opera Theatre pro-duction a few months ago.

^Both were successful. " T h e Mi-kado" is the most popular Gilbert & Sullivan creation. Lost in historical obscurity are the objects of Gil-liert's biting political humor, bu t never his wit or Sullivan's skipping melodies.

T h e show is no longer " h a - h a " funny like it was when it opened, btj t beautiful productions like this. oAe of the St. Bede Players' at the Sfu thf ie ld -La thrup High School, a f t the reason the show is still s tan-dard repertoire

• Musical director and conductor j i s e p h Gamache has been leading the Players for the last 27 years, and each year his shows get better. T h i s show featured a 25 piece or-chestra Rick Hudson directed the fast paced 2Mi hour musical delight with a solid cast.

""The Mikado" "is a satire about English politics set in a fictitious Japanese town Ti t ipu. which, in th i s production, set designer Robert P la ter decorates simply with flower blossoms, a pastel painted back drop, and red bridge and archway

In 1885, Victorian England was fascinated with th is mysterious country just opening up to the west-ern world and with the people, their baby steps anil folding hands . Cap-tur ing those eccentricities, is para-mount to any production, and St . Bede ' s chorus manages well.

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Who else around here could be Ko-Ko than George Bloomfield Of t he many Gilbertian roles th is man has assayed, th i s one is definitely the most likeable. His is not a reso-nating"baritone. but when he sings the dubious love song. "Willow, Tit-Willow," h e caricatures t h e / o l e with such nonsense he is funny.

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G i l b e r t ' s l i b re t to h a s been infused into our language with

phrases like " T h e fish in t he sea" or "Le t the punishment fit t he crime." His ideas are paralleled in our soci ety today. When Richard Kelso sang "A More H u m a n e Mikado" with the kimono clad Ti t ipu ians , the well rehearsed St . Bede Player chorus, it is reminiscent of "a more gentle America."

John Raleeh's Pooh-Bah . Lord High Everything, was a reminder tha t Victorian England is not the unly place with corrupt pub l i c offi-cials.

Instead of worrying abou t an un-jus t world, it is more f u n to tra-la-Ia along with the St . Bede Players agreeing with Gilber t ' s "vi r tue is t r iumphant only in thea t r ica l per-formances."

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Heart-warming comedy: Plymouth Theatre Guild members Otto Cainis (left to right), Bobbie -dricks and Ernie Nolan, Nicole Beaudoin. (front row seated left to right), Jan Salisbury and Deborah Kandler in a scene from Neil Simon's "Brighton Beach Memoirs. " •

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P l y m o u t h T h e -atre Guild closes its 45th season wi th ' a splendid production of Neil S i m o n ' s h e a r t -warming auiobio graphical comedy. "Brighton Beach Memoirs," winner of the New York Circle Award for

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D r a m a Critics Best Plays of 1983.

Director Bill Salisbury has me-t i c u l o u s l y r e - c r e a t e d S i m o n ' s confus ing pubescent years with a» sense of t ruth, wit and allegiance to the ar t of performance.

Leading the cast and divulging Neil Simon's boyhood memoirs is Brian Hendricks as young Eugene.

Hendricks ' talent creates a strong (and crucial) foundation for the play. Hendricks gives a flawless performance while sailing through t he complicated character telling

his memoirs, the "Unbelievable, Fan tas t ic and Private Thoughts of Eugene Morris Jerome, in the 15th year of his life, in the year 1937. in the community of Brighton Beach

Of course. Eugene's life would be easy if not for a mother who '"miikes spaghet t i with ketchup." Kate, per-formed by Bobbie Judd . is the mother burdened with keeping a family together through the pre Wor jd War 11 depression.

Bobbie J u d d is sensational as Kate, and offers a performance of color, warmth and clarity which de-lights the audience. Judd ' s dramat-ic moments onstage are resolute and truly hit home.

T h e Jerome household would not be complete without "boarders." Kate 's widowed sister, Blanche (played by J a n Salisbury I. and her two daughters live with the Jeromes despi te tough economical t imes. Blanche learns that she alone mus t make decisions for her family with-out depending upon a husband.

J a n Salisbury has created the character of Blanche with consider-able thought. Salisbury skillfully changes form the weak as thmat ic to a strong and determined mother who mus t become the head of her

• Leading the cast and divulging Neil Simon's boyhood memoirs is Brian Hendricks as young Eugene. Hendricks' talent creates a strong (and crucial) foundation for the play.

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Ernie Nolan plays Stanley, the older brother whom young Eugene idolizes. Nolan is very well-cast as his interpretation of Stanley is ex-ceptional. Nolan looks comfortable in 1937, and the well-scripted big brother/ l i t t le brother relat ionship is enhanced by Nolan 's intuit ion.

Stanley is a gambler and loses h is paycheck and his job. The oth&r y o u n g " b o a r d e r s ' ( B l a n c h e s daughters) include a perpetually sick and spoiled Laurie, played by Nicole Beaudoin, and a def iant Nora, portrayed by Deborah Kan-dler.

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At the head of the household, and the one to sort family and world em-ergencies is Jack, with an on the mark performance by Otto Canis .

Canis is the epitome of the respect-ed father figure when delivering reassuring lines to stage son^ Stan-ley. such as "Don' t be so hard on yourself. T h a t ' s what you've got a mother and father t o do."

The set design by Bill Salisbiiry. a complicated two-story interior constructed by Ford Su the r l and and Tom Groves, is funct ional and accurate. The light design <Bill Potter) is technically sound, and a dependable backstage crew make the demanding show run like clock-work.

"Brighton Beach Memoirs" is a true ensemble work of art , ai\d di-rector Bill Sal isbury has pa in ted the 1937 portrait with care and af-fection."

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From the opening overture by Mozart to the closing by Wagner, t he Livonia Symphony Orchestra u n d e r conductor, Francesco DiBlasi in their final concert of the season combined talent, artistic integrity, a n d spirited en thus iasm in d ramat -ic fashion to give a quality perform-ance.

Opening the program strongly with the overture to Mozart ' s Don giovanni ," one of the most treas-ured in all of music li terature, the orches t ra ' s strings sounded bold a n d spirited.

Schostakovich's "Symphony No. 5 in d Minor" is a challenge for orchest ras as it exposes several of t h e ins t ruments . I n t h e apet l ight .

flutist Robynn Rhodes, clar inet is t . Colin Lord, bassoonist . Jame.-« Poe. violinist, Julia Kurtyka. and Karl Karoub. French Horn, shone like d iamonds.

K U R T Y K A FROM the Dear born Symphony filled in for con-certmaster , Victoria Haltom who was performing in the Michgian Opera Theatre production of "King Roger." The first violin section sang sweetly against the underlying rhy thms of the second.

After intermission, the program showcased the first place vocal and ins t rumenta l winners iri the LSO's Young Artiste Competition held in January .

D a n a Lentini. soprano, and Je re my Van Hoy, euphonium gave pol i shed performances. Any nervous

ness they may have felt went unde tected by the audience.

Lentini sang "Bat t i Ba t t i " from M o z a r t ' s Don G i o v a n n i , a n d " Q u a n o me'n vo" from Pucinni ' s La Boheme.

Clear and clean, Lent ini ' s voice was well controlled as she tr ied to capture the attention of an imagi-nary beau.

L E N T I N I , W H O is pursuing a soloist career in opera, sings with T e m p l e Israel Choir in West Bloomfield. Later this month she will perform with the Michigan Op-era Theatre in Saint-Saens. "Sam-son and Delilah." ;

Van Hoy excelled in an euphoni-u m performance of Bohme's "Con-certo in, f minor." written originally for trumpet His mature phras ing

and perception of the concerto placed h im in the ranking of a r t i s t s twice his age. As one of the judges in the competit ion said, "he makes music like an opera singer."

Van Hoy. a s tuden t of Fritz Kaenzig at the University of Michi-gan. plans. 10 pursue a career in t rombone and euphon ium perform-

•The orchestra closed i ts season in fine form with Wagner ' s romantic opera "Tannhause r . "

The 1992-93 season promises many golden performances by guest ar t is ts that include jazz flutist. Al-exander Zonjic. Boston Symphony trumpeter, Armando Ghi ta l ia . and conductor. Vololdymyr Sches iuk who recently immigra ted from Ukraine.

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C A S S INI E N S E M B L E T h e Cassini E n s e m b l e will present a concert celebrat ing the bi r thdays of Brahms a n d Tcha ikovsky . 8 p.m Tuesday , May 19 at Kerry-town Concert House, 415 N. Fourth Street , Ann Arobr. Per formers in-clude Maria S m i t h of Southf ield. Admission. $9 general . $7 s tuden t s and seniors. $12 reserved. Call 769-2999 for information. ,

D E T R O I T C H A M B E R W I N D S . Closes its 10th anniversary season,

8 p.m. Friday. May 15, with a per-formance enti t led " B r a s s i s s i m o " at Chr i s t Church Cranbrook . Tickets $15, s tudents , seniors $10: Call 851-8 D C W

D E T R O I T C O N C E R T C H O I R 'Mus i c of Spr ing" fea tu r ing an ar ray of classical, folk a n d contempo-rary music 8 p . m Sa tu rday . May 16, at Kingswood School . 855 Cran brook road A reception will follow. T icke t s at the door. $10 adu l t s . $8 seniors, s tudents .

C H A M B E R M U S I C G r o u p du jour p r e s e n t s their final concert of the season, chamber mu-sic 7 p.m. Friday, May 15. 8 p.m. symphony per formance at Mercy-Conference Center , 28600 Eleven Mile Road, Farming ton Hills. Ad mission $10, seniors a n d s t u d e n t s $8. Call 478 2075 for informat ion .

F O L K La Casa Folk Mus ic Ser ies presents Gene Parsons a n d Mer idan Green, 8:30 p.m. Friday. M a y 8. Ju l i a Daw son performs. 8 p .m. Fr iday. May 22. Concerts at t he Bi rmingham Uni tar ian Church . 651 N. Wood-ward. iN.F.. corner o f Lone Pine and

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G U I L D Neil S i m o n ' s "Br igh ton Beach Memoi r s" 8 p .m. Fr iday and Sa tur -day, May 8, 9, 15, 16 and 6 p.m. Sunday . M a y 10 a l the Water Tow-er Thea t re , 41001 W. Seven Mile. Northvil le, on the campus of t he Northvi l le Regional Hospital . Tick-e ts $7 a d u l t s . $6 seniors and s tu-dents . Open ing night special, two t ickets for $7. For information, call 349-7110. A n n u a l meeting. . 7:30 p.m. T u e s d a y . M a y 19 al the Water Tower T h e a t r e . Elect ions, next sea-son 's Board of Directors.

T R I N I T Y H O U S E "TaHey's Fol ly" 8 p.m. Thursdays , Fridays & S a t u r d a y s beginning May 15 a l T r in i ty House Thea t re . 38840 W. Six Mile. Livonia. Tick-ets . $8, call 464-6302

J E T Jewish E n s e m b l e Thea t r e presents i t s final p roduc t ion of ihe 1991-92 season. " A n E v e n i n g with Schis-gal," th rough M a y 24 in the DeRov Thea t re at t he J e w i s h Communi ty Center. 6600 W. Maple Road. West Bloomfield. T i c k e t s range from $8 to $18.50, call 788-2900 or Ticket-Master . 645-6666.

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T h e Broadway English Yiddish musicbl hit " T h o s e Were the Days cont inues th rough May 10 at the B i rmingham T h e a t r e . 211 South Woodward. For t ickets, call 644-3533 or 661-1000. Ext. 341.

M E A D O W B R O O K T H E A T R E J e a n n e Arnold presen ts a one-wom-an show of her favorite songs from Cole Por te r t o ' " M a c k the Kn i fe" at Meadow Brook T h e a t r e on the cam-p u s of Oak land University in Ro-ches te r Hills, 8 p.m. Monday, May 11. All proceeds benefit the Direc-to rs ' Circle of Meadow Brook The- , a t r t . T i cke t s $15. call 370-3370. '

R I D G E D A L E P L A Y E R S Ridgedale Players present " T h e Un inv i t ed . " a ghost story by T i m Kelly. 8 p.m. Fr iday and Sa tu rday , 7 p.m. S u n d a y through May 16. S u n d a y , May 17 is a 3 p.m. mat i -nee. Cal l 644-8328 for t icket infor-m a t i o n .

T R O Y P L A Y E R S Troy Players present the comedy "For ty C a r a t s " 8 p.m. Friday. May 8, S a t u r d a y . M a y 9, 2 p.m. Sunday . May 10, 8 p.m. Thur sday . MBV 14. Fr iday . May 15 a n d Sa turday . May 16 a t t he Troy Communi ty Center , 520 W. Big Beaver at 1-75 in the Civic Cen te r Complex.

V I L L A G E P L A Y E R S Village Players of B i rmingham present " R u m o r s " by Neil S imon, 8 p.m. Fr iday. M a y 8. Sa turday . May 9 . 2 p .m. Sunday . May 10, 8 p.m. Fr iday . May 15, Sa turday . May 16 at t h e p layhouse on the corner of H u n t e r and Ches tnu t , sou th of M a p l e Road. Tickets , $8 adul ts , s t u d e n t s , $6, call 644-2075.

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where to s ta r t .

T h e ab rup t relocation of t h e pres-ident ' s office from G M ' s corporate headquar t e r s bui ld ing out to t he Tech Center in t he s u b u r b s closely paral leled the moves S m i t h made when he first took over in Europe, when he moved his s taff f rom Ger-many to Switzer land, allegedly to save a few bucks, b u t main ly to shake th ings up.

Now comes the next par t , where

he ga thers a new t e a m together, mainly a new genera t ion of baby-boomers only margina l ly connected with t he old guard. Olds head Mike Losh. formerly "younges t GM vice pres ident ," now ia t h e yoifngest group executive of Nor th American Sales a n d marke t i ng — actually, not too diff icul t , s ince t he job d idn ' t exist before.

If Smi th con t inues on t h i s roll, he will next gather t he new court and commence to p lay ha rdba l l , say in about a week — s h o p p i n g for more outside suppl ie rs a t t he expense of G M divisions, m a k e some tough product consol ida t ion decisions, and conduc t some p a i n f u l staff re-duc t ions and p l a n t closings. At least t h a t ' s wha t he d id in Europe.

Of course, if i t was t h a t easy, any-body could have d o n e it.

But G M of N o r t h America isn ' t Europe. Aside f rom the notable lack of sidewalk cafes in Warren, t he LIS. marke t is f a r more competi t ive.

main ly d u e to the presence of t he J a p a n e s e , Also. S m i t h inher i t s a vast ly di f ferent set of problems.

T h e ma in one is the extensive in-v e s t m e n t in new p l a n t s a n d equip-men t , cur ren t ly r u n n i n g a t a frac-t ion of capaci ty . I t ia one of t he od-di t ies of t he a u t o bus iness t ha t u n u s e d au to p l a n t s have less resale value t h a n an old Boblo boat. T h e only way to make money is to make cars a n d sell t h e m — a far cry from the fas t - shuf f l ing wheeling and deal ing t h a t d o m i n a t e s motft U.S. corporate act ivi ty today.

T h e s h a k e u p al ready unde r way at G M already is the most profound in recent memory. T h e bloated two-size car groups a l ready are history. W h a t replaces t h e m is still unclear , b u t t he logical progression would be a far- l eaner overal l N o r t h American managemen t group, a n d division-controlled car development groups. Whe the r t h i s m e a n s less central en-gineering control or more — let

alone how the ra t iona l iza t ion of t he a l r e a d y - c o m p l e x m a n u f a c t u r i n g groups will be achieved — remains to be seen.

Already, a few t h i n g s seem minor b u t s ignif icant . S m i t h included Mexico in t he overall Nor th Ameri-can organizat ion p l an , in advance of t he format ion of a new Nor th Amer-ican t rade pact , b u t an t ic ipa t ing i ts approval . Also noteworthy: T h e new palace guard seems heavily weight-ed with accoun t ing types, light on hard-core car guys. Hopeful ly th i s doesn ' t signal some revenge of t he bean-counters b u t an acknowledge-ment tha t car deve lopmen t belongs in the h a n d s of t h e divis ions.

T h e rest is u p for grabs. Who will emerge as t he new product guru? Will the board move in even closer? Why. i s everybody at G M named S m i t h ?

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" ' L e t ' s j u s t say I ' m cha i rman ot the board and everyone here sort of caters to me." he added with a chuckle.

Doner, the eldest sibling, d idn ' t exactly j u m p into the family busi-ness af ter Na than died at age 42 in 1930.

Harry Myers, brought in from New Hampsh i r e as credit manager dur ing the Depression, headed the operat ion while Doner g radua ted from the Universi ty of Michigan a n d served as a courier in t h e diplo-

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terest ing a n d it 's all right as long as you're in Budapes t , bu t when it 's a small town in Russ ia , even on the Volga River, i t loses it a l lure ," Doner said.

He worked at Michigan Chande-lier for six years between s t i n t s in t he d ip lomat ic corps a n d Navy, and again when discharged in 1947. He replaced Myers as p res iden t in 1951 and con t inued in t h a t role unt i l Berne took charge in 1983.

Bus iness grew t r emendous ly in the late 1940s through the '50s with a spurt in school cons t ruc t ion put on bold hy .the Depress ion , t hen World War II

" T h e r e was a boom in school

storage unt i l you need them. T h e Catholic Diocese bui l t t r emendous-ly dur ing tha t t ime ." ^

Doner es tab l i shed a retail show-room in the Bloomfie ld Plaza in 1959 long before the residential building boom s ta r t ed in t h e nor th-ern and western s u b u r b s . T h e retail outlet with some 1,500 f ixtures a n d three demons t ra t ion l ight ing rooms is still there today.

"Our bus iness is most ly rea iden- r

t ial ," Berne sa id . "Overal l , bus iness ,is about 60 percent wholesale (to contractors! a n d 40 percent retail.

"We sell everyth ing an electrician would need — wires, swi tches , pan-els. In most houses , t h a t works out to two or three t i m e s the cost of light fixtures."

grees from the Universi ty of Michi-gan a n d Co lumbia Universi ty and worked in t he oil indus t ry for 10 years. T h e family finally tired of a nomad ic l i festyle wi th moves every couple of yeark

"I wan ted to get to a place and set t le down." Berne said. "Mi l ton gave me the . oppor tun i ty to come here. MV wife 's family was here. It was good to get back to t he place where we have family a n d f r i ends . "

Berne worked sales for 10 years learn ing the l ight ing bus iness f rom the bo t tom u p before becoming pres ident .

" I had the oppor tun i ty to work a n d be successful for 10 years at S t a n d a r d Oil. I knew what I could do. I t ' s not a ma t t e r of being cod-

dled. I'd been ab le to make my own way."

Doner said he probably would have sold t he b u s i n e s s 10 yearn ago if Berne d i d n ' t agree to t ake charge. " N o one else in t h e family had the abili ty to do i t ," Doner said.

" I th ink it can s tay in t he fami-ly," Berne said. "1 t h i n k it needs to cont inue to grow. Mi l t and I have discussed new s to r e s . "

Berne decl ined t o e laborate other than to say t h a t he has no interest in expanding o u t s i d e of an area he i^an't personal ly visit on a regular

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basis . None of Doner ' s ch i ldren — Jil l ,

J acque l ine or R icha rd — wanted to get into t he b u s i n e s s permanent ly .

I t ' s too early to tell whether any of h is chi ldren or in - laws will want to c l imb aboard . B e m e said while conceding the poss ib i l i ty .

Regardless, all employees make the company wha t it is. Doner said. " W e have a lot of people who work bard. We have very good and loyal employees. T h e y are very special. I t ' s a very fine organiza t ion ."

"We're a family bus ine s s in a le-gal sense b u t a lso in a psychological sense where t h e boss knows every employee by n a m e , knows the spouses , " Berne said- "I don ' t want to get so big so we lose t ha t feeling."

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" F u n d a m e n t a l l y , we believe i t recognizes G1S' t echn ica l abi l i ty . T h a t wou ldn ' t come u p unless there was a level of conf idence . "

Rex T a p p , O I S pres iden t since November, con t inues as director of technical deve lopment for Guardi -an.

"Our goal is to br ing O I S into a manufac tu r ing pos i t ion as the sup-plier of flat panel d i sp lay in U.S. in-

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T a p p descr ibed potent ial for bus ine s s as " t e r r i f i c" since O I S re-cently extr icated itself from a l imit-ing supply s i tua t ion .

"I 'd been looking at O I S for over two years, th ree years . W h a t we saw was a t ru ly o u t s t a n d i n g kernel of technology. I fe l t if we could remove l imita t ions , t h e company would s tand a good chance of thriving.

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gan Chap te r of t he Specia l Library Association will hold i ts a n n u a l bus iness meeting at t he Botsford Inn in Farmington Hills" beg inn ing at 5:30 p m. Call 271-1500

• MTOMTIB HAMIT1M T h u r s d a y , May 7 — Frank Hoag.

cha i rman a n d C E O of L in tas : Mar -ket ing C o m m u n i c a t i o n s will be guest speaker at t he May Luncheon of the Direct Marke t ing Assoc ia t ion of Detroit at 11:30 a .m. a t t he Shera ton Southf ie ld Hotel

• L0TW1-J-J Saturday . May 9 — Register now

for a four-session worsh ip on Sa tu r -days through J u n e 6 from 9 a .m to 12:30 p.m offered by t h e O a k l a n d Universi ty division of con t inu ing educat ion. Call 370-3120.

• ttftfTKCnOi QUALITY Tuesday . May 12 — t h e Engi-

(jeering Society of Detroi t is spon-soring a Cons t ruc t ion Activi t ies Commi t t ee Luncheon a t t h e society headquar t e r s at 11:30 a .m. Topic : . "Qua l i ty in Cons t ruc t ion . Are W e Ser ious About Q u a l i t y ? " Cal l 832 5400

Detroit Chap te r of t he Cons t ruc t ion Financial M a n a g e m e n t Association will hold i t s b i -mon th ly meet ing at the Universi ty C l u b in Detroi t . To-pic: Accounting a n d t h e Legal As pects of Bankrup tcy .

• KVELOMEXTTtAMM Wednesday , May 1 3 — T h e

American Society for T r a i n i n g and Development will f e a tu r e a presen-ta t ion by Robert L. Burpee on " T h e Art of C o m m u n i c a t i o n " a t its din-ner meet ing at t he Troy Gues t Quar te rs Hotel . Cal l 332-2080, by-May 8 for reservat ions.

• MVOKtCOPM Thursday , M a y 14 — As part of

a S ta te of t he Law semina r . T h e Family Law Sect ion of t he S t a t e Bar of Michigan is p roud to present a compl imentary viewing of the S .M.LL.E. (Star t M a k i n g It Livable for Everyone) video, an educat ion video expla in ing how p a r e n t s can help thei r chi ldren overcome the t r a u m a of divorce. T h e viewing will be a t 3:15 p.m. a t t he Sou th f i e ld ^ Shera ton Hotel.

• p o u n c A i i u m i Thursday , May 14 — T h e Man-

agement of an Accounting Practice CKrfimittee of the Michigan Associ-ation of Certified Public Accoun-tants ia presenting a breakfast ses sion entitled "The Political Tide — A State and National Perspective" at the Plum Hollow Golf C'luh in Southfield. Call 855-2288.

• n m H S M n i M * Thursday-Fr iday . M a y 1 4 - 1 5

T h r e e Sof tware . Inc. is sponsoring a spr ing conference at Laurel ' Pa rk Hol idome in Livonia on Integrated Schedu l ing Programs, Quali ty, a n d E D I R e q u i r e m e n t s for heavy t ruck producers .

• WOMOUT FWANCIM Saturday . M a y 1 6 — Edward

Stenger, sen ior associa te of t he De-t roi t -based t u r n a r o u n d and crisis m a n a g e m e n t firm. J a y Ali i and As-sociates, will speak on "Work O u t F inanc ing" a t t he Bus iness Law . Sect ion of t h e S t a t e Bar of Michi-gan ' s mid-year meet ing at Grand Traverse Resor t in Acme. Call (616) 459-6121.

T u e s d a y . M a y 19 — T h e Michi-gan Associat ion of Certif ied Pub l i c Accoun tan t s is p resen t ing a F inan-cial a n d T a x P l a n n i n g Conference on T u e s d a y . May 19 a t the M S U M a n a g e m e n t Educa t ion Center in Troy. Call 855 2288

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e Teamwork T h r o u g h Cominu meat ions a n d Pos i t ive Thinking; Wednesday . M a y 20 ; .

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a Conduc t ing Effect ive Perform-ance Appra isa l s , T h u r s d a y . May 21;

a In t roduc t ion to compute r s with DOS; Fr iday . M a y 22;

a T h e Ep idemic . Subs tance Abuse in t he Workplace , Wednes-day. May 27;

a C P R a n d F i r s t Aid Training. Wednesday a n d T h u r s d a y . May 27 a n d 28.

May I S — Greater clients of Livonia-based Future

T h u r s d a y May 2 1 — "More Powerful Presentation* and Inter-views" will be the subject of the So-ciety for Professional Services at the Holiday Inn Livonia West. Qfl i 255-4200.

• AM The following seminars are being

sponsored by the American Society of Employers, a non-profit organi xation, in May:

s Developing Group Facilitator Skills, Wednesday, May 13;

s Managing Your Personal

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Karen Wilson, president of Central Distributors of Beer. Inc. a local wholesaler of Anheuser-Busch, Inc. products, has been nanted to the brewery's Wholesaler Advisory Panel.

Steven J . Aahbyof Livonia, a 15-year veteran of the CNC machine tool •

business, has been ap-pointed manager of quali-ty services for the Wick-man Corporation in Oak Park.

T a m m y K u p h a l of Livonia wap promoted from media buyer to sen-ior media buyer in the Lincoln-Mercury Dealer-ship Association group of Young and Rubicam De-troit.

J o h n R. Elkins.A Livo-nia resident and long time local credit union execu-tive was elected to a third term as chairman of the board of directors of Pay-ment Systems for Credit Union Inc., a national crdit card processing firm headuartered in St. Pet-ersburg. FL.

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4 score lucky for company, its chairman

It all started in 1912 when a relative described as a crook persuaded Nathan Doner to relocate from Pittsburgh to Detroit and establish an electrical sup-ply and lighting company.

The relative wanted to burn the place down, collect t he insurance money and move on with their lives, recalled Milton Doner, whose father founded Michi-gan Chandelier.

Nathan agreed to the move but would have none of the chicanery. This year, the family-owned stores , and Milton celebrate their 80th birthdays.

Business at Michigan Chandelier has nearly dou-bled during the past seven years, said Ed Berne, company president and Milton's nephew by mar-riage. He declined to provide figures.

" W e t h i n k _we>e__<hc lwrgRHt d e c o r a t i v e l i g h t i n g

seller in the area in volume," Berne said. And that 's good news for the 63 employees who

work at the headquarters/supply center in South-field. a retail showroom in Bloomfield Township, a supply office in Ann Arbor and showrooom/supply outlets in Rochester and Novi.

Still active

Milton Doner is still active as chairman today. . even though he's experienced health problems in re-

cent years. "He comes in every day," Berne said. "He's a val-

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R&D investment begins to pay off Nothing helps a

struggling bus iness more than an infusion of cash and. a large work order.

O p t i c a l I m a g i n g Systems of Troy has benefitted from both since auditors last September raised concerns about the company s ability to survive financially.

First. Guardian Industries, a highly-regarded global manufacturer of glass products based in Northville. poured $10.5 million cash into OIS coffers to become its largest single shareholder.

A few months later, OIS won a $10.3 million subcontract — its largest single sales ever — for a U.S. Air Force project.

"When I came here last May. we had only one production contract," said Da-vid J. Marvin, vice president for sales and marketing. "Now. we're under con-tract to develop 14 new display types.

"Over the last four years, we've been heavily in research and development. We're not profitable yet. The market is responding well."

OIS. founded in 1984 as a subsidiary of Energy Conversion Devices, went public in 1987.

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lost an aggregate $31.6 million during the last five years.

OIS. using research applications de-veloped by Energy Conversion Devices, is the only manufacturer of active ma-trix liquid crystal displays in the U.S.. Marvin said.

"We're trying to create a display "equivalent to a TV tube in a much

smaller package in a more reliable form with less sire and weight." he said.

Applications now are mainly for air-craft instrument panels, especially high-performance jet fighters.

To oversimplify. OIS takes two small pieces of glass, develops a matrix of

Clean room: An assembler in a dust-free work environment at Optical Imaging Systems takes care producing a flat panel djsplay using active matrix liquid crystal technology.

wires and transistors between the glass adds a drop of liquid crystal chemical then attaches compufcr electronic^ pro vided by a customer to power the in st rumen t.

Administrative, research and produc tion facilities are located in two build ings in Troy. OIS currently employs about 85.

•'Our job-is t o build a piece of glass, '' Marvin said. "I t ' s a fairly high-tech thing. It 's not an easy task.

"Our short-term goal is to develop our manufacturing facility, add more production contracts." he said. "Long

term, we're going to aggressively pursue the market in flat panel displays — TVs, computers.

"A big piece of the business is laptop electronics. It will be a $5 billion a year market this century. We'd like to take a fifth of i t ," he said.

Marvin also sees future applications in the auto industry.

"I t ' s » technology a lot in demand now. We go to trade shows, do a little advertising in aviation magazines. Three of us can contact all the aero-space companies ^directly. So far, they kind of shy away from us because of our

size]" fie said. If it weren't for OIS. Marvin said, cli-

ents would have to look to Japan of Eu-rope for the active matrix liquid crystal displays.

Charles C. Wilson, executive vice president and chief financial officer, was part of the Guardian management team which came over to revitalize OIS. He declined to speculate on when OIS might turn a prof i t

"We're a public company. We want to be careful about what we say." Wilson

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Lighting progeny: Milton Doner, chair-man of Michigan Chandelier-, and his

y-ownea company both celebrate 80th birthdays this year. .

ued administrator and helps with the planning. "Th i s was my life." Doner said. " I t ' s much more

interesting than sitting home and looking out the window. It really ia. .

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Foland's: a final farewell Some 250 Foland's employees

will loae their jobs when the show room catalog retailer cloaca down following a final b a n k r u p t c y clearance sale beginning today.

The stores, located in Livonia, Rochester, Southfield, Dearborn. Warren and Clinton will feature draatic mark downs in all product categories including jewelry, table top. gifts and electronic*, said Da-vid Caatlegrant, director of stores operations and human resources

The chain was founded in 1973. Foland's filed a Chapter 11 bank

ruptcy petition H* February to reor-ganize and develop a survival plan after creditors tried to force a liqui-dation to aatiafy their claims.

Foland's reorganization never worked out.

"An agreement waa reached basi-

cally between creditors and owners to liquidate the business to make recovery for creditors," Caatlegrant said.

Other publiahed accounts indi-cated that Foland's had liabilities of $8.1 million and asaeta of $6.3 million.

Foland'a. a privately owned com-pany. employed about 460 before closing for nearly t%o weeks in early January for inventory at the request of creditors.

Business through the first several months of this year was down at least two-thirds from the compara-ble period in 1991. Caatlegrant aaid.

"We really are a victim of a cou-ple of things — the economy, num her one. Competition ia another and

~ iKs tremendous ThveeUrieni neces-sery U e » expensive proposition," he said.

"If you don't have the traffic flow like we once did . . . it makes it vir-tually impossible to survive. We never fully recovered from when we closed down in January. People thought we were atill cloaed.

Caatlegrant uaed the word "diaas t rous" to describe business in re-cent months. "We were simply making enough money to pay im-mediate bills payroll, rent, tele phone. Aa far aa profit, there was nothing at all.

"Basically, we ran out of time and resources needed to t u m our operation around despite our efforts to redirect the business as a fine jewelry and gift superstore, he

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AAUW ready for sale with books galore B Y J U L I E BROWN-S T A F F WRITER

People looking for a good read will have plentyto choose from at the book sale sponsored by the Plym-outh Branch, American Association of University Women.

More than 6.000 books will be available at the used book sale, to be held 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday through Friday. May 13-15. and 9 a.m. to noon Satur-day. May 16, in the gym at Starkweather Center, 550 N. Holbrook in Plymouth's Old Village. Friday will be half price day, and bargain-seekers will be able to buy a grocery ba« full of books for *5 Saturday.

This is the 38th year the fund-raising event has been held. It 's popular with book lovers, including -the book dealers who show up bright and early the first morning each year.

"History »« really popular. We have a lot of good stuff for history buffs," said Lynne Hemes, who is serving as sale co-chairwoman with Carol Davis. Mysteries are also in great demand

"We have lots of new popular thriller things that are in good shape." Homes sa id Cookbooks are

perennial favorites' as well. The largest category is children's books. Many of

those books are in excellent shape. Homes said; some older books for kids are discards from local school libraries. . .

AAUW members work throughout the year collect-ing. sorting and pricing books-Unsold books are do-nated to the Salvation Army, Purple Heart, area nursing homes and other organizations.

For the sale, books are sorted into 26 categories, ranging from A (art. music, drama and wrrhileclureJ to Z (social sciences). AAUW volunteers do their best to sort books, but they can't guarantee a specific title will be found in a'certain place.

Some book lovers do in fact expect such painstak-ing sorting. "Unfortunately, this isn't a library ." Homes said with a smile.

Proceeds are used for women's continuing educa-tion scholarships at the University of Michigan. Michigan State University, Schoolcraft College. Ma-donna University, Washtenaw Community College and Plymouth-Canton Community Education.

Pricing books presents a bit of a challenge for Dav-is, Homes and fellow AAUW member Millie Klad-zyk. Pricing guidelines are based on such factors as the book'B original price, copyright date, condition, and popularity of the title and/or author. Most paperbacks are priced at 75 cents.

Not surprisingly, the AAUW volunteers are avid readers, which means they occasionally take a break to check out a particularly good book. "You get stopped a lot of times." Davis said.

Other volunteers working on the event include Au-drey Crain. A J . Hallerman. Nancy Vernon. Peg. Britz, Sue Knapp. Diane Anderson and Sue Sayers. They handle varied duties, ranging from maintaining the mailing list to coordinating the Plymouth Fall Festival mini-sale in September, where paperbacks are sold for 50 cents per inch.

Books will be the mainstay of th i s month 's sale, although some records will be sold. Homes recently came across albums from the 1950s, including Doris Day's "Love Me or Leave Me;" the music from 'South Pacific" and "The King and I." and others

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Portrait: James and Helen Willey of Livonia join with their grand- • children James, 7, and Rachel, 8, iit a not-so-typical family por-trait. A court order has put the Willeys in the posi-tion of rais-ing their son's chil-dren.

Street parking near Starkweather Center is limited, although parking will be available in the lot off Main, just east of Holbrook. To donate books for the May 1993 sale, call 453-6115 for home pick-up or bring books to the Starkweather gym 9 a m. to 3 p.m. week-days after June 1. Small numbers of books can also be dropped off at the collection box at the Dunhing-Hough Library. 223 S. Main in Plymouth.

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For some grandparents, enjoying their grandchildren involves fun and family get-togethers. For others, it s taken on a new meaning that includes tricycles and dirty diapers as they assume the responsibility for raising their children's children.

B Y S L E MASON-S T A F F WRITER

When James Willey hired an attor-ney to sue for visitation rights, he had no idea that $9,000 later the outcome would be custody of his grandson,age 7. and granddaughter, age 8

B u t tha t ' s what happened on FeE. 18. when a Wayne County probate judge awarded custody of the children to Willey. 71. and his wife. 68. By 6 p.m. that day the Livonia couple be-came a part of a growing statistic — grandparents raising their children's children.

I t ' s hard to say how many children are being raised by their grandparents. While 1990 census figures show that of the 537,548 household* in Wayne County, 59.975 included grandchil-dren living with grandparents, they

the child's parent or parents. But Beth Brooks of Northville

knows there's plenty of grandparents caring for grandchildren around. She only needs to look to a support group, Grandparents as Parents, she started wich Kelly Scarcliff of Detroit in Sep-

tember lytfl. In just 10 months, the Wayne Coun

ty group has outgrown Brooks' living room. Membership has jumped from a few families to 45 couples that now meet at St. Timothy Lutheran Church in Livonia.

"We have parents 36 to their mid-80s who are raising their grandchil-dren." Brooks said. "We have one cou pie in their 70s raising five-year old twin boys."

Finding GAP

Donahue show last summer. She wrote the national organization and was directed to a group that meets in Utica. That 's where she met Scarelift They talked about starting a group on the west side and even before the first meeting, there was a newspaper story about them.

That attracted the attention of Mi-chele Kelly who volunteers her ser-vices to the grandparents. Also work-ing with the group is social worker Carol Barkly. Kelly addresses the le-

th» issues of thi-Barklv

don't receive child support from the parents. Their son. a disabled veteran suffering from post-traumatic syn-drome, is in and out of the Veterans Hospital.

Their daughter-in-law was a truck driver who decided to quit working when the marriage fell a p a r t

"We hope that eventually our son will be physically able to take care of the children.' Willey said. "Their mother is a little mixed up with her life right now."

Evelyn Trojanowski of Romulus can

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atypical family. _____ ""These grandparents didn' t choose

to be placed in this position; for the most part, drug and alcohol abuse and teen pregnancy did," Kelly said. We have babies having babies and these children are the lucky ones who have grandparents and who don't have to live in foster care."

Willey doesn't look on it as luck, but rather a labor of krve.

On a fixed income, the couple is providing the children with what they can. Like most grandparents, they

relate to Willey s situation. She has had legal custody of her two grand daughters, Amy. 13. and Savannah. 5, since 1986 Each has a different fa-ther. both of whom are addicted to drugs and alcohol, as is Trojanowski's daughter.

It was her daughter s husband's parents who turned the couple into Protective Service*.

"My oldest granddaughter tried to take care of her drug addicted parents and when Savannah was born, she

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University Women member Carol Davis is co-chairwoman for this year s used

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Clubs buttons up collections B Y J I U E BROWN S T A R F WRITER

With all the buttons she owns, you wouldn't think at tending to her mending would be a problem for Connie Fitxner.

Fitzqer, a Plymouth Township resident, ia chair-woman of the Mayflower Button Club. She began col-lecting but tons years ago

"Oh. since the 60s, anyway. I started collecting way back and I'm glad I did." She became interested in the ar t work and designs found on buttons.

"You have to do so much research She enjoys finding out what buttons are made of and the signifi cance of their designs.

When the time oomes to do mending, she feels a bit like the shoemaker who fixes everyone's shoes but hia own Her husband I oat a button from hig clothing one day. and She searched through her box of "juat ordinary" buttons to find a replacement-

But tons from her collection are anything but ordi

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"I've got lots I've never counted, but I have a lotof them." said Fitxner, who spoke Friday. May 1. at a Woman'a Club of Plymouth meeting at the First United Methodist Church of Plymouth

She's found but tons at antique shops. Fitzner gets calls from people who know she's a collector and ask if she's interested in buttons they own. She buys some buttons from dealers at shows.

"I t ' s an interesting hobby and it's educational. You're always learning something new.

She's grateful she started collecting when she did. u button collecting has become increasingly popular in recent year*, causing prices to climb.

Buttons are made out of any number of materials, and some collectors specialize in a certain area, such aa buttons made of china or black glass Bakelite buttons, made of a certain kind of plastic also used for jewelry and other Items, are hot now among trot1

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WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

Smith-Moffatt

Susan Elizabeth Moffatt of Can-ton and Brandon Carl Smith of Ro-chester were married Nov. 30 at the F i r s t Presbyter ian Church in Northville. Dr. Lawrence Chamber-lain performed the ceremony.

Parents of the couple are Douglas and Sylvia Moffatt of Plymouth and William and Kathleen Smith of Rochester.

The bride and her husband are professional figure skating instruc-tors at the Plymouth Cultural Cen-ter.

Tamrni Goehmann was the maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Laura Clary, Patti Griffin, Theresa McKendry, Carrie Osborne, Kristen Plourde, Shanda Smith. • Jennifer Vawter and Linda Wojtowicz.

Gary Plourde was the best man. T h e groomsmen were Jeff Benz, Stephen Carr. Cord Ederer. Ronald Lako, Jeff Myers, Doug Moffatt Jr., Doug Popp and Eric Vawter.

Jennifer Schmitz and Aubrey Plourde were the flower girls. Brad-ley Schmitz was the ring bearer.

A reception was held at The Dearborn Inn.

Following a wedding trip to Flori-da, the newlyweds are making their home in Canton.

Bianchi-Parmer

Lisa Dawn Parmer of Plymouth and Mark Anthony Bianchi of Kee-go Harbor were married June 14 a t St.. Kenneth 's Church, Plymouth. The Rev. William Pettit performed the ceremony.

Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Parmer of Plym-outh and Mr. and Mrs. Americo W. Bianchi of Plymouth.

The bride is a graduate of Plym-outh Canton High School and of Schoolcraft College, where she earned an associate of arts degree.

She is also a graduate of the Center for Creative Studies, where she earned a bachelor of fine arts de-gree. She is employed as p senior art director at Eidos Marketing Com-munications in Farmington Hills.

Her husband is a graduate of Plymouth Canton High School and of Schoolcraft College, where be earned an associate of ar ts degree. He is a graduate of Eastern Michi-gan University, where he earned a bachelor of science degree in com-munications. He is employed as an international traffic agent with Crate and Fly Airfreight.

Wendy Hix was the maid of hon-or. The bridesmaids were sister of the bride Cynthia Tardif, sister of the bride Kelly Courier and Susan Stephenson. Flower girls were Jen-nifer Parmer and Jessica Parmer.

Douglas McAllister was the best man . Groomsmen were brother of • the bridegroom Rick Bianchi. Vin-cent Smock and Thomas Morrissey. Brother of the bride Charles Parmer Jr . was the usher.- Russell Lang was the ring bearer.

A reception was held at Laurel Manor of Livonia.

Following a wedding trip to Cae-sars Pocpno Resort in Lakeville, Pa., the newlyweds are building a home on Lower Straights Lake in Commerce.

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outh announce the engagement of their daughter, Lori Helen King, to Channing Marshall Smith, son of Ginger Smith of Frankenmuth, Mich., and James and Carol Smith of Belding, Mich.

The bride-elect is a graduate of Plymouth Canton High School and of Grand Valley State University. She holds a secondary teaching cer-tificate and is employed as an Eng-lish teacher in the Garden City Al-ternative Education program.

Her fiance is a graduate of Frank-enmuth High School and of Grand Valley State University. He is a stu-dent a t Michigan State Univefsity's College of Human Medicine and

Kunkel-Balog Jerry and Sherry Kunkel of

Brighton. Mich., announce the en-gagement of their daughter, J amie

Lynn Kunkel of Mt. Pleasant, Mich., to Ronald Paul Balog of Mt. Pleasant, son of David and Connie Balog of Plymouth.

The bride-elect is a graduate of Central Michigan University. She is employed as a manager with The Sweet Onion in Mt. Pleasant.

Her fiance is a student at Central Michigan University and will grad-uate in May.

A late June wedding is planned in Northville.

WalsK-Perpich Mary M. Walsh of Plymouth an-

nounces the engagement o{ her daughter, Elizabeth Marie, to Da-vid E. Perpich. son of Edward and Nancy Perpich of Northville.

The bride-elect, also the daughter of the late John F. Walsh, attended the University of Michigan. She is employed as a district manager with The Coffee Beanery Ltd.

Her fiaqce also attended the Uni-versity of Michigan. He ia employed with American International of Dearborn.

A June wedding is planned at Mercy Chapel. Farmington Hills.

will begin his internship this sum mer in Saginaw. Mich.

A June wedding is planned at St. Matthew Lutheran Church in Westland.

Dhaliwal- Grandstaff

Balder and Kari Dhaliwal of Canton announce the engagement of their daughter, Ravinder, to Bri-an Grandstaff, son of Russell and Anne Grandstaff of Kalamazoo, Mich.

The bride-elect is a graduate ol Plymouth Canton High School and of GMI Engineering and Manage-ment Institute, where she earned a degree in electrical engineering. She is employed with the Ford Motor Co. in Dearborn.

Her fiance is a graduate of Kala-mazoo Central High School and of GMI Engineering and Management Institute, where .he earned a degree in manufacturing systems engineer-ing. He is employed with the Ford Motor Co. in Dearborn.

A mid-June wedding is planned.

Roossien-Galliers

William C. Roossien and Geri F. Roossien of Lansing, Mich., an-nounce the engagement of their daughter, J annus Lynn Roossien of Lansing, to Douglas Gerald Galliere of Lansing. Thle prospective bride-groom is the son of Gary and Sally Galliers of Plymouth.

The bride-elect is a graduate of Lansing Sexton High School and is a student at the University of Mich-igan. She is employed at the U-M Sports Center.

Her fiance is a graduate of Plym-outh Salem High School and is a graduating senior at Michigan State

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A mid-June wedding is planned in Lansing.

Plymouth " announce the engage-ment of their daughter. ' Jennifer Katherine Phillips of Novi, to Rich-ard Kent Glomb Jr . of Novi. son of Richard and Sondra Glomb of Fen-ton, Mich.

The bride-elect is a graduate of Plymouth Salem High School and attended Eastern Michigan Univer-sity. She is employed as an admin-istrative assistant with Palm Pool Products of Detroit.

Her fiance is a graduate of Ferrton High School and attended Michi-gan State University. He iB em-ployed as the fleet and trade sales manager for Maaco Auto Painting and Bodyworks in Waterford.

A July wedding is planned 8t Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Livonia.

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handed and a 3 5 - y e a r - o l d female. I have been work ing at the same job fo r 13 years.

I have a lways wondered about my handwri t ing . I get ha r ra s sed quite of ten about it. They aay they

have a ha rd t ime reading my h a n d w r i t i n g and that maybe I should type ins tead .

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LORESE GREES

I must admit this handwriting was a little difficult to read in places. Still, there is an attractive quality to it.

Before we begin the analysis, it is important to realize that past expe-riences. sad or happy, exert a great influence on us.

Today we are examining the handwriting of a woman who has not been able to free herself from past experiences. Her memory of h u r t s and slights is long.

Because she was so hurt in the past. s"he finds it almost impossible to forgive and forget. As a result, she tends to question the motives qf others. She is often on guard to pre-vent being taken advantage of.

In addition, there Is a continuing attachment to the emotional needs that were not met in her early life. And something of a more recent ^

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h a p p e n i n g i s bothering her. but she feelings seem to be the result of s e e m s unable to discuss it. continuing to keep these experienc

On a positive note these feelings e b l o c k e d W»hin. can be a spur to accomplishment. She might want to consider how However, tension and aggressive much better emotionally she could

feel if she would work through these past infringements. Harboring them is self-defeating.

Our" writer is ambitious for ac-ceptance and recognition. She wants others to look up to her So-cial aspirations cannot be missed.

She seeks harmony and beauty in her surroundings and may want to check a little tendency to argue. While Tshe may not be the first one to initiate a disagreement, she is defensive and is ever prepared for a quick retort when she finds herself threatened.

There appears to be an area where she feels she is an authority, so the tact which »h.e has developed would be an asset.

" Freedom to do things in her own way is important. She likes to move

"around. a= opposed to sitting at a

routine desk job. At timee she find* it difficult to get right down u» the job at hand and may spend time thinking and talking about it before commencing.

. Our writer would like to be viewed as more self-assured than she inwardly feels. However, it does appear she sees herself as having exceeded the person represented by the surname.

If you would like your hand writ-ing analyzed in thu newspaper, write to Lorene C. Greene, a certi-fied graphologist, at 36251 School-craft. Livonia 48150 Please use a full sheet of white, unlined paper, writing in the first person singular Age, handedness and full signature are all helpful And objective feed-back is always welcome

Grandparents from page lC

tried to take care of her baby sis-ter." Trojanowski said. "1 myself wanted to do that, but I didn't have the heart to turn them in. Their mother is my flesh and blood."

Before her grandchildren came to live with her Trojanowski made $18 an hour as a typesetter. Now. she is on ADC. has-lost a new car and al most lost her house.

A sudden change

Scarcliff nods in understanding. She and her husband are raising their daughter Beth's son. James . , now 6'/i.

• "There are days when I have good days and days when 1 don't have it together." she said. "At first 1 felt it was pushed on me and didn't think I could do it! But in about three days I knew I could do it and want ed to do it ."

The couple got their 17-month-old grandson when he was brought to their home "by someone" on a Monday morning in 1987 along with news that thier daughter had been killed by their grandson's father the night before.

It wasn't until three years later that James Bernard Lang Jr. was charged with s e c o m f ^ g r e e murder, found guilty 'of voluntary man-slaughter and sentenced to 10-15 years in prison.

"It was a terrible time (those three years) because he could see James and take him for weekends," Scarcliff said. "He even kidnapped him for two weeks one time.'

Lang was_sentenced to Jackson State Prison, but has since been transferred to Maiquette State Prison because of hehavior prob-lems. He is eligible for parole in the year 2000.

James is seeing a counselor, mak ing it easier for him to talk of those things that bother him about his

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"We're dorng this strictly for .James.'Scarcliff said. "WTien his father gets out of prison, he may or may not want to see James. I 'don't want James to come back and say we didn' t let him see or talk to him. But if at anytime we feel it is dam-aging to James, we may want to stop it."

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"What you have to realize is that these grandparents. are getting a very damaged child by the time they, get their grandchild," Kelly said. "And theyl come with a lot of emotional baggage

"And there is a common theme

They're caught between two issues — one is physically raising the child and the other is dealing with their own child whether they've been murdered or are an addict. They have to deal with a monumen-tal amount of guilt."

Brooks has a simplier tale to tell. She and her husband are raising their granddaughter along with four of their five children. Their fifth child, Ashley's mother, lives in Georgia. ' ' k

Ashley was born out of wedlock. Brooks' daughter had planned, on put t ing the baby up for adoption, but changed her mind. Things seemed to b<; working out until she returned to work She missed the th ings a 19-year-old enjoys. Brook-said.

"She was smart enough to know-that she wasn't equipped emotion-ally and financially to raise the

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almost time to tee off for the Suburban West Business and Professional Women's first an-nual District 9 golf outing.

The outing will have a shot-gun start at 10 a.m. Saturday. May 30, at the Country Club Village Golf Course (formerly-Dun ,Rovin). 16377 Haggerty Road, between Five and Six Mile roads, Northville Township.

The cost is $30 per person and

includes a continental breakfast, golf and cart (nine-hole scram-ble formula), lunch and net-working. There also will be a golf fashion show, featuring familiar District 9 faces, raffles, prizes and more. The cost for the luncheon only is $10 per person

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child." Brooks said. "She decided to put her up for adoption and asked if we wanted her."

Brooks was able to get her daugh-ter and the child's father to sign off on their parental rights, she filed the appropriate paperwork with the cnurts and for just $20 was able to adopt her granddaughter.

Tha t was simple, the hard part was caring for her and her other children. Three months after Ash-ley was bom, her husband had a massive heart attack and un derwent qua3ruple livpass suii;er>

Up until last week, he was caring for the kids, -while Brooks went to work. On May 1. he swapped places with his wife. Now he works and she cares for the children.

"At first you think you're the Only one." Brooks said. "Friends tell me I'm too old for this. Even my mother is opposed to it-'

Since its start, the group ha« been "adopted" by the Livonia Public Schools, which provides some funding, and is affiliated with United Way. With the help of V\jl-ley-f they have been able to get meet-ing rooms at St. Timothy. The grandparents meet in one room, grandchildren in another.

" I t really means a lot to the kids, "Brooks said. "They have to know that there other kids like

. them. "WTien we started this group, we

figured there were one or two fami lies here and there, but it's a bigger issue than one or two families

Grandparents as Parents meet at 7:30 p.m- the fourth Friday of the month at St Timothy Lutheran Church. 8820 Wayne Road, just north of Joy Rood. Luoma Fur more information, call Beth Brooks at 344-9241

Collecting buttons: Connie Fitzner explains the history of buttons during a Woman's Club of Plymouth meeting.

Buttons from page lC-

Military buttons, including inter-national ones, are popular with many men who collect, buttons. Fitzner said- Many male collectors are interested in Civil War-era de-signs and those related to railroads

She's partial to buttons featuring designs created with children in mind, such as those based on Ae-sop's fables, " although I love them all "

Fitzner's had some interesting re-actions when people learn she col lects buttons. Some assume she's

. talking about political campaign buttons

"They- look at you amazed. They don't realize thai\there's so much to it. Once they »ee them, they're jus t a m a z e d "

Button collecting isn't done just by members of the Mayflower But-ton Chtb. which has members from a number of area communities, in eluding Plymouth. Canton. Dear born.. Ypsilanti. Ann Arbor, Farm ington Hills and others. There s

also a National Button Society and a state society

Michigan's organization recently held its spring meeting in Howell. A two-day meeting will be held in Oc-tober in Lansing, and will include competition in different' classifica-tions.

"The competition is very strict. You have to abide by certain rules and so forth."

Storing buttons requires that col lectors do a bit of work, as cotlec tions can't simply be dumped into a shoe box. Fitzner keeps part of her collection on cards in trays. She's framed some and hung them on walls.

- It 's important to avoid exposing buttons to excessive moisture or to extreme temperatures, khe said. Cleaning is done with a variety o l substances, depending on w hat but-tons are made of; various oils, in eluding cooking oil. can be used to keep pear! buttons in good shape, she said.

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12:05 p.m. "YOU'RE INVITED"

Rev John 8. Cnmmins 7:00 p.m.

MORE PRECIOUS THAN RUBIES Mrs H<yoid (Jackie) Edmonds Women s Ministries installation

Continuous Shuttle Bus service each Sunday from Stevenson High School trow 7 30 s m to 1 30 pm.

Farmington Road and Si* Mile and trom Bentley High School between sennces " 4 2 2 - 1 1 5 0 W e d n e s d a y - 7:00 p .m .

SUNDAY SERVICE BROADCAST S C H O O L OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

11 0 0 a . m . WUFL-AM 1030 (Activities for All Ages)

Nursery Providad al Air Services

P R E S B Y T E R I A N ( U . S . A . )

VILLAGE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 25350 West Six Mile Redfdrd - 534-7730

Paul S Bousquette Pastor Worsh ip

Sunday - 10.00 A.M Congregation of Faith. Fellowship and Friends

Abrsery Prowea • WHseWar Access®* •

YOU ARE INVITED G A R D E N CITY PRESBYTERIAN

C H U R C H (U.S.A.) 1S41 M.ddvuoen - 421-7620

9 IS a I I OO AM Worship A Nursery

Adult Class 9:15 A M. Clatam tor 2 Yaars - 12ir> Grad* « 11 00 A M Elevator A.aitatw® Gareth D Baker. Paucv

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TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

10101 W. Ann Arbor Rd.. P lymouth at Gotttredson & Ann Arbor Rd

Worship Services 8:30 A.M. and 11:00 A.M.

SUNOAY SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES 9:30 A.M.

Dr Wm C Moore Pastor Rev Wm Branham - Associate Pastor

Nursery Provided B Phone 459-9550

ST. T IMOTHY CHURCH

* 16700 Newburgh Road

Livon ia • 4 6 4 - 8 8 4 4 Sunday Schoo l 9:»0 A.M. All A get.

Worship 11 rOO A.M. "A Woman ot God"

Janet Noble Pa»io< A Crmsttv Chriat CerrT+rmd Conorigstfon

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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Main A C h u r c h • (313) 453-6464

H*l»0yTM Worship. Church School & Nursery

9:00 A.M A 11:00 AM. Prune Rodgers Magee Leland L S e e M Ji

Mm. t i a r Associate Minister We r-.4ve oeen con tempora iy * * i c « ' 835

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A C H U R C H E S O F C H R I S T

U N I T E D M E T H O D I S T

S T . M A T T H E W ' S

U N I T E D M E T H O D I S T 30900 Six Mile Rd (Bet M e m m a r & Mtddieoem Chuck Sonqua! Pastor - Kearney lomby Assoc

10 00 A M Worship A Church School 11 15 AM Adult Study Classes

Nursery Provided • 422-6038

CHERRY HtLL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Rev Randy Whiteomb

8 3 0 AM and 11:00 AM Morning Worship 9:30 A M Sunday School

321 Ridge Road Just SOuth of Cherry Hill tn Canton

N A R O I N P A R K U N I T E D M E T H O D I S T C H U R C H

29887 West Eleven Mile Road Just West of Middlebefl

4 7 6 - 8 8 6 0 Farmington Hilts

W o r s h i p A C h u r c h S c h o o l 9 15 & 1100 A.M.

May 10th "In C e l e b r a t i o n of Morh-Types '

Rev Penmman preaching

Rev Oawd B "ernvrrver. Rev Booert Bo.Ml-Rev W4fcam Fiayer

G E N E V A P R E S B Y T E R I A N C H U R C H ( U . S . A . )

: JJL 5535 Sheldon Rd.. Canton ; j T : (Just Worth ol Kmart) * _ ' 459-0013

Or Kenneth D Lister Pastor M a u n d y Thu rsday Serv ice 7 30 P M

G o o d Fr iday T e r ^ b r e e 7 3 0 P M Easter Sunday W o i s d t p 9 0 0 4 11 00 A M

X t n i l K I U ( III Kt H O l « IIK IS I iCmsaan Cnurcn)

35475 Five Mile Rd. 464-6722 MARK McGlLVREY Minister Steve AHerkYouth Minister CeieOtanng SO Years of Serve*

BIBLE SCHOOL lAII ages) 9 3 0 A M 8 15AM Service • Morning Worsino 10 45 A M

Everting Worsrupa Youfl-i Meeting 6 3 0 P M

Rosedale Gardens Presbyterian Church, (U.S.A.) H u b b a r d a t W . C h i c a g o • L i v o n i a • 4 2 2 - 0 4 9 4

10 :30 A . M . W o r s h i p Serv i ce a n d S u n d a y S c h o o l

Rev. R icha rd I. Peters' Rev. Jenn i fer Saad

Nursery Care Available

A S S E M B L I E S O F G O D

CHRISTADELPHIANS

C H R I S T A D E I . P H I A N S urvrley Memor ial ServWe 10 00 A M

June « H W H 7 P M - TMB Russia Return Aa A World Power' God . Word Says y i s t

NEWBURG UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

36500 Ann Arbor Tra* Livonia's Oldest Church

4 2 2 - 0 1 4 9 t :1S and 11:00 A.M. Worship Service

e n d S u n d a y School

M a y 10th "A R o t o M o d e l F o r M o t h e r s "

Or. David E. Church preaching

Ministers Dr. David E. Church.

Rev Dav id Evans Ray Nursery PijvuJeO

A L D E R S G A T E UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

iHedtord Twp) 10000 BEECH DALY ROAD Onrxeer- Pfymoum and We«r' Cftcapp

Redford Ml 48239 937-3170

W o r s h i p Services 8:30 8 11 00 A M

May 10th "Poo r God!...

No Grandch i l d ren ! " 9:45 A M. -

Nursery Available Pastors M. Clement Parr and

Bufford W Coe Robin Know les Wallace Organist

C larenccr i l le Uni ted Methodist i on* ) Mlrlrttebelt ltd - t-tvonla

474 3444 Worship Service* *

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O F T H E N A Z A R E N E essei m tm ^ H . in a ess <sjs

Stsi a a u s w t « o r s m p ytsah i n m a s Sunday Evenma 6 00 P M

Ladies Mmrstnes Tues 9 30 A M FAMILY MIGHT . Wad 7 00 P M

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IC Briybtmoor Tabcri jael Need Prayer^ 352-6205 • A S S C m 6 C i £ J » Oj Qod • Church 352-6200 26555 Frank Ho Rd. • Southfcefd. Ml, (1-696 A telegraph West of Holiday Inn)

A Charismatic Church where people ot many denominations worship together Morning Worship ft IO end 11 00 AM

Sunday School 10 OO A M Celebration of Praise - 6 30 P M

7 30 P M Wed Adult. Youth a Children 1 1 OO A M Worship Service Uwe' on WLOV 1SOO AM

PrankNn Roed Christian School K Grade 9 Nursery provided at all services CALVIN C RATZ. PASTOR

A S S E M B L Y

2100 Hannan Road • Canton 326-0330

Morning Worship 8:30. 10:00 and 11:30 a.m.

Praise Celebration 6 : 0 0 p.m. Rocky Barra

Pastor

Family Night - Wednesday. 7:00 p.m.

P E N T E C O S T A L

FULL GOSPEL CHURCH OF PLYMOUTH

2 * 1 C. S P R I N G ST 2 Stocks H o* 7 Wans t ol Me

Pastor Frank Howard Ch 4&30393

UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST

Wiirm I mileJ Cbmrcb qf Christ 33434 Oakland Ave

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The Observer/THURSDAY, MA Y . 7 , 1992 *SC

RELIGION CALENDAR

I tems for the religion calendar should be submitted no later than noon Fnday the week pnor ro publication.

• BEKFITULE

Holy Transf igura t ion Orthodox Church vi l l have an ant ique a n d white e lephant sale 9 a.m. to 5 pTm. Sa tu rday . May 16. at the church . .'16075 W. Seven Mi!e. Livonia.

'I here will he a hake sale and lunch will be available. There will be a ruffle uf a large porcelain doll and bundmat le afghan plus a cash prize.

• CAmAJTTY St. Maurice Church will have a spring card party noon Wednesday . May 13. in the church social hall. 32765 Lyndon. Livonia. T icke t s are 45.50 each for a light lunch, door prizes a n d card playing. Men a n d women are invited. For reserva-t ions , call 425-9492 or 261 7191 by Friday, May 8.

• SINGLE PLACE Single Place Ministr ies of the First Presbyter ian Church of Northvil le will liegin a new divorce recovery workshop 7:30 p.m. Thursday, M a y 7 A donat ion of $30 is requested a n d scholarships are available. For informat ion, call 349-0911.

• UCEUMTT An informat ional meeting on the history a n d teachings of the Baha ' i laith will be 4 p.m. Sunday, May 10, at t he Sherwood Village c lubhouse , Michigan Avenue and Haggerty in Canton .

" T h e Vision of Race Unity: America 's Most Challenging I s sue . " a Baha ' i publ ica t ion , is avai lable free of charge. For information, call 416 5515.

• GRIEF SUPPORT New Start (for the widowed) will meet 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 12. in t he chapel of Ward Presbyter ian Church , 17000 Farmington Road . Livonia. Rober t Perry, a lawyer, will speak about patient advocates a n d the new heal th laws pertaining to senior ci t izens. There also will be meet ings 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, M a y 20, and 7:30 p.m. T h u r s d a y s , May 14 and 28 T h e groups are sponsored by Single Point Minis-tr ies .For informat ion, call 422-1854

• H . O O O N M Good Shepherd Reformed Church will have its semiannua l blood drive 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sa tu rday , May 9, at the church, 6500 N.

Wayne Road, West land. Appoint -ments can be made by cal l ing Isa-belle Lnott at 421-9097. Walk- in donors also are welcome.

• SWHW RETOEA1

Winning Women Inc. of Livonia will hold a spring retreat Friday through Sunday, May 15-17, at Mil-ler Auditorium, on t h e c a m p u s of Western Michigan Univers i ty in Kalamazoo. " S t a n d i n g in Awe of Our Holy God" will be t h e t h e m e and the speakers will he E l eano r Barzler, Peggy Benson a n d Kay C. -James There will be 11 m i n i s e s . sions focusing on concerns of Chr is -t ian women.

Price is $86 for regis t ra t ion, tick-ets to meetings, hous ing in W S U s tuden t residence hal ls a n d five meals, $25 for meeting t icke ts a n d a Saturday evening concert , or $20 for meeting ticket.- only. For informa-tion. call 474-72.71.

• BA*Q0£1 Village Presbyter ian Church will have a mother and d a u g h t e r ban qUet 6 p.m. Monday. May 11, at the church. 25350 W. Six Mile. Livonia. There will lie a program ent i t led "The Doll Connec t ion" following dinner For information, call t he church office, 534-7730.

• RELATIONSHIPS

Single Point Minis t r ies of W a r d Presbyterian Church will sponsor a relat ionship seminar , "Cal l It Love or Call ft Qui t s . " Friday and Sa tur -day. May 15-16 Char l ie Hedges will be the speaker.

T h e seminar will liegin 7 p.m. Friday, May 15, and con t inue 8:30 a.m. to 1;30 p.m. Sa tu rday , M a y 16. A continental breakfast a n d lunch will be served on Sa turday . Pr ice is $22 (including mater ia ls) a n d ad-vance registration is r ecommended . For ' information, call Single Point Ministr ies , 422-1854.

• PRESCHOOL Christ the Good Shepherd Luther-an Church will have an open house for it* Little Lambs Preschool 7 p.m. Thursday . May 14. at 42690 Cherry Hill, Cantoiv T h e event is for families of preschool ch i ldren

interested in fall enrol lment at t he co-op preschool . T o register or for information, call 981-0286 9 a .m. to \ 3 p.m.

• VTUSMTE

St. John Bosco Chtlrch will have a "Vegas N i t e " 6:30 p.m. to 12:30 a .m. Friday and Sa turday , May 15-16. at Sheltreau Hall , on Beech Daly in Redford. The re will lie black jack , roulette, horse races, wheel games and hourly 50/50 raffles 8 p.m. to midnight . Foot! a n d beverages will Ix available. Proceeds will go to the parish fund .

• ISSUES of Fumr Dr. Howard Van Ti l l , professor of physics at Calvin College in Grand Rapids, wil l .address " I s sues of Sci-ence and F a i t h " Sunday , May 17, at Si. Pau l ' s Presbyter ian Church , 27475 Five Mile, west of Inks ter Road, Livonia. T h e morning pres-entat ion. " T h e Relevance of Fai th f<;r Science." will be 9:45-10:45 a.m. The af ternoon presenta t ion . "Why-Does Science Appear to Wqrry the Church - ' . " will I * l:30-3:30-p*m.

Van Till received his doctoral de-gree in experimental solid s ta te physics from Michigan S ta te Uni-versity in 1965 and has taught both p h y s i o and as t ronomy at Calvin College for 25 years.. He is cha i rman o f t h e physics depar tmen t . Dur ing the past decade, he has devoted h is primary effort to writing on the rela-t ionship between na tu ra l science and Chr i s t i an belief.

For informat ion, call the church office at 422.2470.

• FRIENDSHIP

Friendship Connect ion, fl personal growth and suppor t grtiup, will mee t 7:30 p.m Thursday s at 13439 Mar-iijn, Redford, for discussion, ques-t ions and answers, fellowship a n d Bible s tudy. For informat ion, call 534-2065.

• CAPTIVE FREE

Captive Free, a young Chr i s t i an musical group, will appear in coh-cert at Hosanna -Tabor Lutheran Church. 9600 Leveroe, Redford. 8 p.m. Friday. May 8. Prior to t he concert , there will be a mostaccioli d inner in t he school gy m . Ticke t prices are $4 for a d u l t s and older children, free for chi ldren unde r age 5. Dinner t ickets aren' t needed to at tend the conceit For information

or t ickets, call T o m Pichan , 721-4542.

• FVIANCUL A0VKE S t . Paul United Methodis t Women will sponsor a financial workshop at 10 a.m.^ Saturday, M a y 16, at the church, 8701 W. Eight Mile. De-troit. T h e theme will 1* " W o m e n anil Money Management , New Dec-ades . . . New Direct ions ."

T h e workshop will cover basic personal financial p lanning , includ-ing inves tments , lowering taxes, re-t i rement plans, budget ing a n d de-veloping a personal financial p lan.

T h e workshop is free. For infor-mat ion . call Linda Logan, 835-8566.

• CONCERT Barbara McKnight will be featured at a Mother '* Day concert 7:30 p.m. Sunday . May 10, in t he sanc tuary of Aldersgate United Method i s t Church . 10000 Beech Daly, Red-ford. For informat ion, call 937-3170.

• UNQUCT

T h e Women 's Minis t r ies of Ward Presbyterian C h u r c h will have its annua l mother -daughter banque t 6.30-10 p.m. Friday . May 8. at the church. Si* Mile a n d Farmington roads. Livonia.

Sandra Aldrich, senior edi tor of Focus on the Family magazine , will be the speaker. Her message will be "Catch T h i s Momen t Before It Flees." Her daughter , Hofly, will also speak on "WTjat My Mom Did Right and What I Wish She 'd Done Differently."

Ticket prices are $7 for a d u l t s and $4 for children age 6 a n d younger. Nursery t a r e will be pro-vided for children u p to age 2. For information, call 422-1826.

• FUNFAIR

A "Family Fun Fa i r " will be held Friday through Sunday . M a y 8-10. al St . Mary 's Or thodox Church , on Merr iman. between Six Mile and Seven Mile in Livonia. Hours will be 5 p.m. to midnight Friday, noon to midnight Sa turday , noon lo 10 p.m. Sunday. .

T h e event will fea ture rides, mu-sic. games, cul tura l exhibi ts , Vegas room gambling a n d food, including several Middle Eas te rn delicacies. A Mother ' s Day b runch will be held Su'hday. May 10, in the church Cul-tural Center. For b runch reserva-t ions or information, call 420-3146.

SALE Chriat t he Good S h e p h e r d Luther-an Church ' s Ladies G u i l d will sponsor a spring rummage / t r easu re side Thursday and Fr iday, May 7-8, at the church . 42690 Cherry Hill, west of Lilley in C a n t o n . Doors will open 9:30 a.m. T h e r e will also be a , bake sale. For in format ion , call 981-0286

• STEWARDSHIP E m m a n u e l Lu the ran Church of Livonia will hold special steward-ship activit ies beginning with Bible s tudies with t he Rev. Terry Daly 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 12. a n d with Bishop Phi l Whal 7 p.m. Wednes-day. May 13. T h e act ivi t ies also in-clude a d inne r 6 p .m. T h u r s d a y . May 14, at Holy Cross Lutheran Church. Livonia, a n d b runches 10 a.m. Sa turday , M a y 16, and noon Sunday. May 17, at E m m a n u e l Lu-theran.

Members are asked to part icipate in the Bible s tud ies a n d a t tend a t least one of t he meals . E m m a n u e l Lutheran Church is 35301 Five Mile. Livonia.

• SPECIAL PROGRAM

Holy Cross L u t h e r a n Church will host a program. " E f f e c t s of Mental Illness on the Fami ly . " 7:30 p.m. Thursday . May 7, at t h e church. 30650 Six Mile, Livonia. Dolores Howell, president of t h e Oakland Chapter of the Al l iance for the Mentally 111. will speak . For infor-mation, call 427-1414.

• ACTION

. ACTION" Minis t ry provides sup-port and practical h e l p for people w ho are unemployed or changing careers. Meetings are 7 p.m. the sec-ond and fourth Monday- of each month at Ward Presbyte r ian Church . 17000 Farming ton Road. Livonia. T h i s m o n t h ' s topic is "Creat ing Your F u t u r e " with David Keith o n May 11. T h e r e will be no meeting on Monday, M a y 25. For informat ion, call 422-1826.

• PRATER GROUP

St Edi th Church.>15089 Newbyrgh. at Five Mile in Livonia, will have a char i smat ic prayer group meeting 8 p.m. Wednesdays . T h e r e also will be a prayer group meet ings 6-7:30 p.m. Sundays in P a t i o Classroom 1 of Madonna Univers i ty . Schoolcraft and Lev an. Singing will be includ-

ed. T h e meet ings are open to the public.

• T K T W I M O W a i T b e Detroit Area Kagyu Study Group offers medi ta t ion and dis-cussion of B u d d h a ' s teaching. Free meditat ion ins t ruc t ion can be ar ranged by appo in tmen t . Weekly medi ta t ion a n d discuss ion takes place T h u r s d a y s in Redford. For in-format ion. call 538-1559.

• SEMOR FELLOWSHIP — / Bethel Bap t i s t T e m p l e . 29475 W Six Mile, Livonia, sponsors meet ings for senior c i t izens and retirees the first a n d th i rd Tues<lay of the month . For informat ion, call 525-3664.

• T0U6HL0VE

Tough love is a group for parents who have t roubled teenagers. It meets .7:30 p.m. T h u r s d a y s at St. Paul Lu the ran Church , 21915 Beech, at Monroe in Dearborn. For information, call 285 0823 or 295 0080 .

• OVEKOKRS OUTREACH Main Street Bapt i s t Church, 8500 N. Morton-Taylor in Canton, ha s a ministry to assist those whose lives^ have been affected by subs tance abuse. T h e Overcomer 's Outreach program offers help for those with subs tance a b u s e problems and their families: Meeting® for those w ith drug.alcohol problems are 7 p.m.

each Friday and focus on the 7-step recovery process.

The family suppor t group meets 7 p.m the first and th i rd Tuesday of the mon th All meet ings are inter-preted for the hear ing impaired. For information or individual counsel-ing, call t he Rev Michael York. ^ 453-4785. f *

Main Street Bapt i s t Church has regular worship services 8:30 and 11 a.m and 7, p.m Sunday ,

• RESALE STORE

The Women ' s Associat ion at t he First Presbyter ian Church of Plym- . outh operates a thr i f t shop on L ib erty in P lymou th ' s Old Village. T h e resale store is open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. T h u r s d a y s a n d noon to 4 p.m. Sal urdays for s h o p p i n g It is open 9-11 a.m. T u e s d a y s for donat ion accept ance only. Clo th ing a n d small ' household goods are needed- All proceeds suppor t mission work of the church

1 2 alternatives to lashing out at your child.

The next t ime everyday pressures build up to the point where

you feel like lashing out —STOP! And try any of these simple alternatives.

You ' l l f e e l b e t t e r . . . a n d so w i l l y o u r c h i l d .

1 . Take a deep breath. And another Then remember you are the adult. .

2 . Close your eyes and imagine you re hearing what your child is about to hear.

3. Press your lips together and count to 10. Or better yet, to 20.

4 . Put your child in a t ime-out chair. (Remember the rule: one time-out minute for each year of age.)

5. Put yourself in a time-out chair. Think about why you are angry: is it your child, or Is your child simply a convenient target for your anger? ^

6. Phone a friend.

7. if someone can watch the children, go outside and take a walk."

8 . Take a hot bath or splash cold water on your face.

9 . Hug a pillow.

1 0 . Turn on some music. Maybe even sing along

1 1 . Pick up a pencil and wri te down as many helpful words as you can think of. Save the list

1 2 . wr i te for parenting information: Parenting, Box 2866, Chicago. IL 60690

Stop using words that hurt. Start using words that hdp. Nat iona l C o m m l t t a a tor F^event ion of C h i l d A tx i se

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«C(P,C) The Observer/THURSDAY. MAY. 7, 1992

O B I T U A R I E S

EV.ELYN M. SCHRADER Services fof Evelyn M. Schrader,

81. of Florida, formerly of Plym-outh. were Friday. May 8, at Schrader Funeral Home. Burial wa» in Riverside Cemetery in Plymouth.

Mrs. Schrader was born July 15. 1910 in Plymouth. She died Sun-day. May 3, in Boca Raton, Fla. She lived most of her life in Plymouth, moving to Florida in 1962. She was manager of the Frances Brewster Shop in Delray Beach. Fla. for 22 years. She retired 10 years ago.

Mrs. Schrader is survived by one brother. Edwin A. "Bud" Schrader

"of Plymouth; one sister, Gladys Prescott of West Palm Beach. Fla. and Williams Bay. Wise.; one niece. Sara Waffle of Williams' Bay. Wise.; one nephew. Edwin A. "Win" Schrader of Plymouth and two grand-nieces. Wendy Waffle of Wil-liams Bay. Wise, and Sarah Schrader of Plymouth.

The Rev. Philip Rodgers Magee

officiated the service. Memorial contributions may be given to a charity of choice.

MOLLIE M. BROWDER Services for Mollie M. Browder,

87, of Plymouth were Tuesday. May 5, at Schrader Funeral Home.

Mrs. Browder was born Aug. 18. 1904 in Illinois. She died Sunday. May.3, in Livonia. She came to the Plymouth community in 1969 from Detroit. She was a homemaker.

Mrs. Browder is survived by her husband of 47 years. Alfred Browd-

• er of Plymouth; one son, Alfred J . Samulski of Anchorville; one daughter. Phyllis Osentoski of Phoenix, Ariz.; two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

The Rev. William P Myers Jr. of-ficiated the service.

BERTH A. STEIDEN

Services for Bertha A. Steiden, 90. of Canton Township were Mon-day. May 4. at Schrader Funeral Home. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery in Birmingham.

Mrs. Steiden was bom March 11. 1902 in Urbana, Ohio. She died Thursday. April 30, in Canton Township. She came to the Canton community in 1981 from Roseville. She was a past Worthy Matron of the Riverside Eastern Star and was a homemaker.

Mrs. Steiden is survived by one daughter, Dorothy Gillespie of Cqn-ton; two grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

Pastor Paul White and Pastor Donald L. Veitch officiated the ser-

vice . Memorial contributions may be given to Hospice of Southeastern Michigan.

JAMES E. TURNER Services for James E. Turner , 67.

4 teens await trials in shooting death BY DAKRKLI. CLEM _. * J STAFF WRITER .

Four Westland teens accused in the shooting death of a 19-year-old Westland mat? during a soured drug deal near Adams Junior High School are preparing for their mur-der trials.

The teens could face life in prison if- convicted of first-degree murder arid cons-piracy to kill Everett Earl Bowen Jr. of Westland. Bowen, shot in the head and back, died Nov. 15

, during the 10:30 p:m. incident on the Adams football field.

Bowen's friend. David Wayne Adkins. 20. of Westland, was shot in the head but survived the inci-dent that sent shock waves through the Norwayne neighborhood near the school on Palmer, we'st of Venoy.

One defendant, Ian Bruce Cowert. is scheduled for a jury trial begin-

• The teens could f a c e l i fe in prison if con-victed of f i rst -degree murder and conspiracy to kill Everett Earl Bowen Jr. of Westland. Bowen, shot in the head and back, died Nov. 15 during the 10:30 p.m. incident on the Adams footba l l f ield.

ning Monday before Detroit Recor-der 's • Court Judge Denise Page Hood. A second trial has been ten-tatively scheduled thv following Monday for Gregory Clifford Hister, who has waived a jury trial and will have his case heard by Hood..

Both Cowen and Hister were 16 when Bowen was shot.

Defendants Jermaine Stevenson and Jerome Omar Ingram, both i8 at the time, have not had trial dates set yet. Their attorneys have filed a motion to suppress lengthy state-

ments the> made to Westland po-. lice following Bowen's death.

Prosecutors want to use the s tatements as evidence during Ste-venson's and Ingram's jury trials, said Robert Hood, assistant . Wayne County prosecutor.

On Monday. Hood delayed a hearing on the motion to suppress the statements. She is expected to hear arguments on Friday.

Alt four teens remain in the coun-ty jail. - They have pleaded not guil ty. Stevenson. Hister and

Cowen are former John Glenn High School students.

Classmates and friends have voiced shock over the murder charges But during an earlier hear-ing in Westland 18th Distr ict ' Court, testimony emerged indicat-ing that the teens conspired to kill Bowen as revenge for an earlier dis-pute in which Bowen stabbed Cowen's leg with screwdriver.

The teens have been accused of setting up a deal to sell crack co-caine to Bowen and Adkins in hopes of killing them. Police have accused Stevenson of pulling the trigger of a .25-caliber automatic pistol that killed Bowen.

Bowen's mother. Patricia, told the Observer in November that her son was troubled and had been ad-dicted to crack cocaine. Before his death, she sa^d, Bowen had been trying to settle down with his preg-nant girlfriend.

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Mr. Turner was bom Nov. 16, 1924. in Detroit. He died Tuesday, April 28. in Canton Township. He came to the Canton community in 1987 from Westland. He was a meat wholesaler, owner of Institutional Foods in Detroit for four years and was previously employed by the for-mer owner. He was a member of the V.F.W. Redford Lodge and was in World War II.

Mr. Turner is survived by his wife. Maybelle Turner of Canton; two sons, Douglas Turner of Canton and David Turner of Woodhaven; six grandchildren; two brothers and three sisters.

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One year after news of Livonia's toxic school site first surfaced, little has been done to find out just what lies below the Cooper school grounds on Ann Arbor Trail in Westland.

Livonia Public Schools' looming budget deficit for 1992-93 — now pegged somewhere between $7-9 million — makes it less likely that costly soil borings will be taken at the site in the near future.

The site work, which includes' 16 borings, is expected to cost the dis-trict about $100,000.

"We're still struggling to get the investigation off the ground," said Mary Vanderlaan, spokeswoman for the Michigan Department of Natu-ral Resources. "We expect to hear after May 27 what the district is budgeting for the clean-up."

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Cooper parent Cheryl Graunstadt came to Monday's Livonia Board of Education meeting to cite the toxic site 's one-year anniversary, and to remind school trustees that a clean-up had not yet begun. The school has been closed since June .

" I t ' s been one long and stressful year," Graunstadt said. "Leachate continues to flow out of the rear of the property to the Rduge River. It provides a drainage system for the chemical contents of the land. "

An analysis of that leachate. Vanderlaan said, will determine

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' nothing, then the major part of the contamination is in the soil and not the water, and the soil is fenced in.

"If we see something in the leachate1, then the district will have to do something in a faster t imeframe."

The good news for Cooper resi-dents, Vanderlaan said, is that Wayne County has agreed to erect

an eight-foot fence along the edge of the 43-acre site that abuts Edward Hines Drive.

The fence should go up as soon as Wayne County assembles the mate rials for the fence. Livonia Public Schools has fenced in the property on the other three sides.

The DNR also is awaiting the re-sults of soil borings taken on near-by land by Wayne County, Vander-laan said.

Livonia schools closed Cooper school in June after initial DNR soil tests showed the soil to be con-taminated with PCBs. lead, cadmi-um. mercury'," arsenic, DDT and'ey-anide.

Soil borings will show the level of toxic contamination and determine if the grounds need to be cleaned up.

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Legislative aide will keep job; raise IS considered I Veterans seek compliance on disability law D o w n T o E a r t h D e a l s

D a r k e r C l e m S t a f f W r i t e r

Joseph Benyo. the city council 's leps la-five a s s i s t an t , will keep his job another two years, b u t he won't necessarily get a $16,000»a-year raise.

In a 5-2 decision, the West land City Council voted Monday to approve a two-yea} contract for Benyo, who now receives $25,000 a year anil is paid from ihe ci ty 's receipt of cable-TV franchise fees.

A proposed $10,000 increase for Benyo. who's received $21 an hour since h is first contract was approved in 1986, hasn ' t been acted on by the council . T h e raise will be considered in the council 's ongoing budget del iberat ions .

On Monday, council members Glenn Anderson a n d Terr i Reighard-Johnson op-posed renewing Benyo's contract , bu t were o u t n u m b e r e d by council members T h o m a s Brown, S a n d r a Cicirelli. Charles Picker-ing. K e n n e t h Mehl and Sharon Scott .

Anderson, not ing tha t council m e m b e r s ea rn $10,051 a year, said, "I t h ink we're compensa t ed well. T h e council should be doing its own work."

Among other dut ies , Benyo h a n d l e s ci t i - . zen calls and complaint*, keeps a record of da i ly city activit ies, he lps volunteer groups seek s ta te grants a n d serves as a l iaison wi th numerous pub l i c and pr iva te agen-cies.

Anderson has pra ised Benyo's work with volunteer groups, b u t has said Benyo 's

contract doesn ' t clearly def ine h is respon-sibil i t ies. Anderson also has appeared con-cerned there 's no documen ta t ion of work performed by Benyo.

On M o n d a y , A n d e r s o n q u e s t i o n e d spend ing city dol lars for t he position of legislative ass i s t an t .

" W e could f ind other ways to use th is money more appropr ia te ly ." he said, add-ing later, "I j u s t th ink i t 's the wrong use of dol la rs . "

In a let ter to the council. Benyo has noted t h a t he works many u n p a i d hours on council bus iness . Council members such a s Sha ron Sco t t have commended Benyo. saying he hand le s a high volume of tele-phone cal ls coming into his office on the second floor of city hall.

Even so, some Benyo suppor te r s Have raised q u e s t i o n s about the proposed $10,000 a ra ise for h is new contract . T h a t issue is expected to be decided in the next m o n t h .

Former area woman in beauty pageant Susan Taranowski-Kohler . who

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A 1974 g radua t ion of Frankl in High, she has per formed profession-

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P L A N N I N G C O M M I S S I O N

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Public Hearing will be held on Wednesday. May 20. 1992 commehcing al 7 30 p .m. for the purpose of considering the following

The Cluster Housing Option for properly located on tbe west side of Haggerty Road, north of Schoolcraft Road, south of Creenbriar Lane, and east of Farmbrook Drive, containing 9.59 acres, more or less Legal description of said parcel is: ,

PARCEL"A" part of the Northwest Quarter of Section 24 Town 1 South, Range 8 East, Plymouth Township, Wayne County, Michigan, described as beginning at a point on tbe centerline of Haggerty Roau distant South 87 degrees 14 minutes 30 peconds West 485.33 feet and North 22 degrees 50 minutes 17 seconds East 163 78 feet from the Center of Section 24, Thence continuing along said center line North 22 degrees 50 minutes 17 seconds East 230 81 feet; Thence South 8" degrees 13 minutes 06 seconds West 260 24 feet. Thence North 00 degrees 46 minutes 54 seconds. West 148 60 feet. Thence North 87 degrees 13 minutes 06 seconds East 326 03 feet to the centerline of Haggerty Road: Thence along said centerlCne North 23 degrees 04 minutes 15 seconds East 108 36 feet; Thence South 8" degrees 16 minutes 50 seconds West 467 37 feet along the Southerly line of Pine Cove Subdivision as recorded in Liber 101 of Plats on Pages 63-65 of Wayne County Records: Thence South 87 degrees 10 minutes 02 seconds West 400 36 feet along the Southerly line of Lake Pointe Village Sub No 8 . as recorded in Liber 88 of Plats on Pages 14 and 15 of Wayne County Records. Thence South 00 degrees 34 minutes 25 seconds East 454 09 feet Thence North J7 degrees 13 minutes 06 seconds East 667 22 feet to the point of beginning Containing 7 000 acres of land, subject to the rights of the public over Haggerty Road Subject to an easement for public and private utilities over the North 25 feet of the alore described parcel "A", also subject to a construction easement over the South 25 feet of the North 50 feet of the afore described parcel "A" Also subject to other easements and restrictions of record, if any

PARCEL B" Part of the Northwest Quarter of Section 24. Town 1 South, Range 8 East. Plymouth Township, Wayne County. Michigan, described as beginning al a point

.distant South 87 degrees 14 minutes 30 seconds West 485 33 feet, North 22" • degrees 50 minutes 17 seconds East 163 78 feet along the centerline of Haggerty Road and South 87 degrees 13 minutes 06 seconds West 667 22 feet from the Center of section 24, Thence continuing South 87 degrees 13 minutes 06 seconds West 248.89 feet. Thence North 00 degrees 34 minutes 25 seconds West 453 87 feet along the Westerly line of Lake Pointe Village Sub No 3 . as recorded in Liber 83 of Plats on Page 15, of Wayne County Records, Thence North 87 de-grees 10 minutes 02 seconds East 248 dp feet; Thence South 00 degrees 34 min-utes 25 seconds East 454 09 feet to the point of beginning Containing 2 592 acres of land, subject to easements and restrictions of record, if any Tax I D Nos 78-022-99-0005-001 L 78-022-99-0005-002

Public Hearing is required by Ordinance No. 83 and or Subdivision Ordinance No 32. of the Charter Township of Plymouth (Application No 1157)

NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the application may be examined at the Plymouth Township Hall. Community Development Department, during regular business hours. 8 00 a m to 4.30 p m Written comments will be received prior to the meeting

The application, review, meeting and address for written comment is: Plymouth Charter Township. Community Development Department. 42350 Ann Arbor Road. Plymouth. Michigan 48170 Telephone No 313-453-3840. Ext 209

DONALD SPROGELL Secretary tSihiiui M*yT iw> • Planning Commission

ally in mus ica l product ions and as a model. - -

S h e was t he 1975 Miss Wes t l and S u m m e r Fes t iva l queen, active in t h e school t h e a t e r product ions and choir. Whi l e in school, she won a speech a w a r d .

In 1976, she was named the American V e t e r a n s ' queen for t he Detroit E t h n i c Fest ival .

After g r a d u a t i n g Eas tern Michi-gan Univers i ty with a degree in speech a n d d r a m a t i c arts, she was a spokeswoman for a u t o fifms a t ma-jor car . shows a n d for other prod-ucts .

Marr ied near ly five years ago to Ron Kohler , she has a s tepson. Mi-chael , who will g radua te high school th i s m o n t h .

She is t h e d a u g h t e r of Jacque l ine Ta ranowsk i of Wes t l and and the

la te J o s e p h Taranowski , who was a former Ford Wayne Assembly P lan t employee.

In t o n i g h t ' s pagean t , T a r a -nowski -Kohler will wear an origi-nal ly-des igned sea capta in out f i t , created by J u l e s Joyner , whom she read about in t h e Observer Newspa-pers.

T h e con te s t an t and her family live in C l in ton Townsh ip .

S h e sa id t h e Mrs . America pageant p resen t s a good, posit ive message for marr ied women.

Besides rehears ing for t he nat ion-al pageant , S u s a n wants to increase t he publ ic ' s awareness of the Chil-d r e n ' s Leukemia Founda t ion of Michigan . She became in teres ted in the d i sease a f te r her fa ther died of leukemia .

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NOTICE OF REQUEST FOR USE SUBJECT TO SPECIAL CONDITIONS

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Planning Commission has received a request from Donald E Massey to amend the Use Subject to Special Conditions for the existing Saturn Auto Dealership and approve the expansion of the parking area and an addition to the building In a C-2. General Commercial District, pursuant to Zoning Ordinance No 83 The subject property is located west and north of Massey Drive south'of Ann Arbor Road, east of Haggerty Road, and north of Bradbury Condominiums. Tax I D No. 78-065-99-0021 Application No 1172 The Planning Commission seeks input to determine if approval of the Use Sub-ject to Special Conditions should be issued under Section 12 2 of Zoning Ordi nance No 83 The land is currently zoned C-2, General Commercial District Questions regarding the request may be directed to the Community Develop ment Department during regular business hours. 8 00 a m lo 4 30 p m The Planning Commission will consider the request at its regular meeting on May 20. 1992. commencing at 7 30 p m Written comments concerning the request will be received prior to the meeting The meeting, application review and address for written comment is Plymouth Charter Township, Community De-velopment Department, 42350 Ann Arbor Road. Plymouth. Michigan 48170 Telephone Number 453-3840. Ext 209

DONALD SPROGELL. Secretary rnwoft Mav r i»»a Planning Commission

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Seeks national title: Susan Taranowski-Kohler, who grew up in Westland, will compete in tonight's Mrs. America pageant.

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1992-93 P R O P O S E D C I T Y B U D G E T

Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held on Monday. May 1*. 1992, at 7 00 P M in the Commission Chambers at City Hall. 201 S Main Street, for the purpose of discussing and receiving public comments on the proposed 1992-93 City Budget -• PROPOSED 1992 CITY MILLAGE RATES: The following statements are pro-vided as required by State law. concerning the 1992 proposed millage levies for the City of Plymouth

The 1992 tax rate for City operating millage is proposed to be 11 59 mills, which is a reduction of 3.1 % from the 1991 operating tax rate of 11 96 mills The City Commission has the authority under the City Charter to set the operating millage rate within the maximum allowed rate of I I 96 mills, as adjusted by the Headlee millage roll back formula The 1992 tax rate for City debt retirement millage is proposed to be 0 71 mill, which is the same as the 1991 debt retirement tax rate Tbe 1992 tax rate for City solid waste and recycling millage is proposed to be 140 mills, which ts a reduction of 6,7% from the 1991 solid waste and recycling lax rate of 1 50 mills The 1992 tax rate for DDA operating purposes is proposed to be 2 0 mills as authorized by State law This millage was not levied in 1991 If approved, it would be levied only on properties which are located within the Downtown Development District The City proposes to levy no publicity millage in 1992. compared to the publicity tax rate of 0 20 mill in 1991 The total City millage for all purposes is proposed lo be 13 70 mills in 1992. which is a reduction of 4 7% from the 1991 total City tax rate of 14 37 mills

EQUALIZATION FACTORS: The 1992 equalization factors for al! classes of property are 1 00 Since 1991 state-equalized valuations are frozen for 1992, there is no property tax revenue increase resulting from these fac ton The typical City property which was assessed in 1991 will receive a City property ta'x reduction of 4.7% in 1992 1992-93 PROPOSED CITY BUDGETS: Tbe budgets for the various funds of the City of Plymouth are proposed for 1992 93 as follows

GENERAL FUND Property taxes Licenses & Permits Federal Grants State-shared Rev Sales of Service Cemetery Revenue Parking Revenue Other Revenue

REVENUES $3,000,800

_ 73,300 64.000

• 830.000 459.950 136 000 66.000

637 098

REVENUE TOTAL $5,267,148

MAJOR STREET FUND: Gas L Wgt Taxes S 208,600 Contrib * Other 51,290

REVENUE TOTAL I 2S9.M0 LOCAL STREET FUND: Gas << Wgt Taxes S 91.300 Contrib L Other 128.600

REVENUE TOTAL » 219 900. W ASTE * RECYCLING FUND: Property Taxes 9 J25.000 Sales of Service 161.000

REVENUE TOTAL i m.ooo OTHER CITY FU NDS: * -General Oblif Debt Highway Debt Fund Downtown Dev Fund Bldg Auth Fund Water & Sewer Fund Equipment Fund Spec Assess Fund Recreation Fund

EXPENDITURES Administration Buildings & Grounds Police Department Fire Department Public Works Dept Engineering Dept Other Functions Contrib A Reserves

* 795.647 449,804

1.3ttJ7« 616.745 884.134 184.100 270.100 707,742

» 54,480 • 104.027

475.100 668.90*

1.792,324 472.000 155.380

1 093.342

•EXPENDITURE TOTAL »5 267.148

EXPENDITURE TOTAL I 259.890

EXPENDITURE TOTAL » 219.900

Operating Expenses > 424.750 Reserve for Deficit 61.250

EXPENDITURE TOTAL » 486.000

I 54,480 104 027 475.100

1 792.325 472.000 155 380

1093 342

TRANSFERS BETWEEN APPROPRIATIONS As provided in Slate law tbe general appropriations resolution is propoeed to allow tbe City Manager lo transfer up to ten percent (10%) of each appropna Hot to My other appropriation within each fund but not from Reserve Accounts nor between funds COPIES OF PROPOSED BUDGET AVAILABLE: A complete copy of tbe 1992-93 City Budget ts available for public inspection at tbe City Clerk's office during regular business hows and also at tbe Plymouth District Library during its regular hours ol operation la addition, a limited number of cop— are available lo be borrowed from tbe City Clerk s office for review by City residents at home

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T h e s ta te headquar te rs foj t he Michigan Chapter of Paralyzed Vet-e rans of America said it will file compla in t s with the U.S. Depar t -ment of Jus t i ce and the Michigan Civil Rights Commiss ion against bus inesses tha t refuse to comply with t he Americans Wi th Disabil i-t ies Act (ADA I.

ADA. a federal law tak ing effect in 1992, requires all pub l i c accom-moda t ions to make their faci l i t ies , goods a n d services access ible to persons with a disabi l i ty , inc luding those who use wheelchairs for mo-

bility. * J o h n Ether ton , execut ive director

for the Michigan C h a p t e r of PVA, h t a d q u a r t e r e d i n G a r d e n City, said, "We have spen t t h o u s a n d s of dol-lars trying to in form t h e business communi ty about t h i s new law. as well aa fu rn i sh ing t h o u s a n d s of booklets, brochures , a q d other in-formation to Mich igan businesses and chambers of commerce .

"However, at t h i s poin t , there seems to be very l i t t le evidence tha t most bus inesses are t ak ing any ac-

t ion tt> comply. In fact , some are saying tha t they will no t do any-th ing u n l e s s forced to do so."

R e q u i r e m e n t s range from instal l-ing a hand icapped parking sign to widening doorways a n d mak ing res t rooms wheelchair accessible.

Where t he cost would create a fi-nanc ia l bu rden , t he business may be excused f rom extensive modifica-t ions, s a id E the r ton . But it st i l l m u s t provide a l ternat ive methods to ass i s t t h e d isabled customer , such as ass i s t ing someone in a

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be required to p u m p fuel for per-sons with a d isabi l i ty , and a wait-ress may be required to read the restaurant m e n u to a person who is bl ind.

" I t is not our in tent ion to pu t anyone out of bus ines s , " said Etherton. " T h e key here is to make an honest effort to comply with the law. Most bus inesses will find tha t i t is not t ha t expensive to install handicapped park ing signB or to r a m p a couple of s t eps . "

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'Planting moon' is first of 2 full moons in May

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Full moon occurs at 12:03 p.m. on the 16th. It will be visible all night long. (Weather permitting',) The May Full Moon was-cal led the Planting Moon by some Native American Indians.

Look for the m o o n on t h e morning of the 17th. It is in the s o u t h w e s t , ap-

f jm « J proaching the star Antares (an TAR ees) in Scorpius. A n t a r e s r i v a l s Mars in bright-ness and color.

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you'll find the moon on the morning of the 19th and 20th. The moon passes above the 'teapot that marks the constellation of the arch-er.

The sun's altitude at noon' (ac-tually. closer to 1:39 P-n>- daylight time) on May 21 is 68 degrees above the horizon. This is one month be-fore the start of summer. Interest-ingly enough, this is nearly identi-cal to its altitude on July 21, one month into summer. Tha t means the sun has the same potential to give you as severe a sunburn in May as it does in July! The difference is, in May the sun's daily altitude is increasing, while in July it s decreasing. Why isn't the weather

as hot in May as it is in July? It takes t ime for the land masses, oceans and atmosphere to heat up.

The star below the moon on the morning of the 23rd i s Saturn, the planet with the beautiful ring sys-tem. The moon was twelve degrees to the right of Saturn the previous morning, and will be the same dis-tance to the left on the 24th. Last quarter phase is officially at 11:53 a.m. on the 24th. Saturn 's rings are tilted 14.8 degrees, their smallest amount for the year.

The moon passes Mars, in Pisces, on the mornings of the 27th and 28th. Mars is below and to the left of the moon on the 27th; the moon is above and to the left of Mars on the 28th. On the following morning the moon has passed into Aries.

Although astronomers talk of the moon or a planet as being 'in' a con-s t e l l a t i o n . those objec ts are nowhere near the stars that form the constellation patterns. In fact, the stars are all at different distanc-es. If you were able to move far enough through the galaxy so you could get a aide-view of any given constellation, you'd never recognize it! (If you stand at the right angle, the Renaissance Center looks like it's, next to the Ambassador Bridge.)

There 's no special significance to a planet- being " in" a certain con-stellation, the term is jus t a conven-ient way to indicate in which part of

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Mercury is at superior conjunc-tion on the 31»t. It is located behind the sun and is not visible. It will become an 'evening star' next month. The second new moon of the month is at 11:57 p.m. on the 31st. (Another three minutes and it would have been into June!) Once again the moon is between the earth and the sun and is not visible.

An excellent aid for learning con-stellations and keeping up to date with the sky is the monthly "Sky Calendar". A one-year subscription is $6 and is available from the Abrams Planetar ium. Michigan State University, East Lansing. 48824.

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Wilson Barn: It's a community jewel

Tucked behind a grassy knoll , under a canopy of shade trees and f lanked by rust ing farm implements . Wilson Barn perseveres as a vivid reminder of Livonia 's pioneering role

in the milk t ranspor t bus iness . , T h e s turdy . 73-year-old barn , white with green

t r im, coaxes visual sketches of a t i m e when cows and horses grazed on a thr iving dairy farm southeast of Middlebel t and West Chicago.

But t he barn, partially restored centerpiece to a seven-acre city park, is well on i ts way to becoming a cul tura l a n d communi ty center .

On a recent visit, the set t ing s u n cast jagged shad-ows on th is national his tor ic site, which dodged the wrecker 's ball in the early "70s.

"When I walk the grounds . 1 feel like I 'm back on the farm. I 'm oblivious to Middlebel t and the-rush of t raff ic ." says Roger Ratkowski . president of Friends of Wilson Barn.

A block silo, a 116-year-old care taker ' s house and gently rolling land complete t he picture-postcard set-ting.

His to r i c f a r m s t e a d T h e rare bank-s tyle barn , boas t ing three levels and

a sloping entrance, was built in 1919. Lt rose on the foundat ion of an 1888 b a m felled by fire in 1918!

Louisa and Phineus Wilson bought t he frontier fa rmland in 1847. 10 years af ter moving to Livonia Townsh ip from C h a u t a n q u a County . N.Y

Grandson Ira Wilson — a farmer , merchant , t ruck ing executive, public official and civic leader — turned the farm into a mil l ion-dollar enterprise t h a t grew from dairy farming to milk haul ing lo a Detroit creamery by 1930.

A horse l o v e y p d penny pincher , Wilson kept horse-drawn wagons on retail mi lk routes into the 1940s, even though he was a pioneer in introducing t rucks about 1915 to move milk f rom farm to factory. In 1923. he introduced sanitary', glassl ined tank t rucks to cut milk contamina t ion .

Prodded by a group of res idents led by Electra Stemelos and then-counci lman Robert Bennet t in 1973, the city, the schools and Detroit Federal Sav-ings engineered a key 1978 land swap tha t saved the barn a n d let a new bank go in nor th of it. T h e city paid t he bank an addi t ional $250,000 to acquire t he 4%-acre barn s i te for park land .

Original p lans called for the barn to have a cul tura l glow s tudios for a r t i s t s and a r t i s ans in the former Arabian-horse stal ls on the lower level and an art gallery/exhibit ion area, concer t / lec ture hall and even thea te r - in - the round on the ma in a n d loft levels. Outs ide , botanical gardens would flourish.

" I 'd like to see it pe rpe tua te itself so our children., and thei r children can cont inue to enjoy it ." Rat-kowski said. " I t ' s a great nuc leus f o r o u r neighbor-hood — a neat, different kind of place.

T h e city ma in t a ins t he site, a s s i s t s with program-ming, pays for ut i l i t ies a n d provides l imited restora-t ion funding .

But t he Friends m u s t raise $8,000 to cover opera ting costs. Fund-ra i sers include a May seedling, p lan t a n d flower sale, a J u n e a n t i q u e car show/a j t s and c ra f t s festival, a fall p u m p k i n fest and a Chris t mas tree sale.

In summer , a fa rmers marke t br ightens the grounds on Sa turdays . Mus ic Under the Stars moves to the park for two weeknight concerts .

Ratkowski would like to see a re turn of e thnic fes-t ivals, popular in t he early "80s, and construct ion of a pe rmanen t bandahel l .

"We ' re only five people s t rong." he said". 'But we've stayed together to preserve a n d restore t he b a m with the goal of enr iching our cul tural offerings and tracing the history of dairy fa rming i n sou theas t Michigan."

Robert Bennet t , now mayor, calls t he Friends " the ma ins t ay in terms of in i t ia t ing ac tua l preservation work like new roofing, pa in t ing and electrical and in creat ing the potential for t he b a m to be used a n d not j u s t someth ing lo look at. They ' r e a very important l ink."

One hi tch to using the h a m is lack of fire protec-

tion spr inklers

Wilsons r e m e m b e r e d T o honor the Wilson clan, t he Fr iends will gather

vintage dairy equ ipment for t he b a m and 1940s film • ishings and family memorabi l i a for t he caretaker ' s house.

" T h e Wilson family has been very helpful by offer-ing support and encouragement . " Ratkowski said. "Twen ty family m e m b e r s f r o m a round the country a t tended the car show last June." '

T o join the Fr iends , call Livonia « Ct jmmupi ty Re-sources Depar tment : 421-2000.

A char te r member of t he Fr iends . Ratkowski has lost none of his zest for t he Wilson B a m . As he told me: "111 stay active as long as I can and I I I do what I can to help bring it to a point of usefulness . I t ' s someth ing special.

" O h . 1 jus t love tha t b a m

Plymouth artist Donald Schneider's mesmerizing pen-chant for lampmaking will await visitors on Family Day at the Detroit Institute of Arts.

D1A to stage Family Day, 2D

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Hot encounters: Artist Donald Schneider creates

Born of fire: These glass ves-

sels by Donald Schneider were created from a molten gather

on the end of a blowpipe. His glass vessels, paperweights

and beads can be found at the Detroit Artists

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S taff Photos by B i l l Breslkr

beads as beautiful as jewels through lampworking. ————

Glass a r t i s t Donald ' S c h n e i d e r s p i n s a

clear glass tube hyp-[ A / 1 £ notically over a white-

hot flame, cas t ing a " spell over vis i tors in

hi> P lymouth s tud io with a display of lampworking skil ls — halLar t i s t ry , half sorcery.

Schneider will demons t r a t e h is glass-handl ing magic by creat ing beads as precious a.- jewels in celebratioji of Mu-seum Month on Family Day. Sunday . May 17. at t he Detroit Ins t i tu te of Arts . 5200 Woodward.

• May is M u s e u m M o n t h . Admiss ion to the m u s e u m is free on Family Day. courtesy of t he Detroit Edison Founda-tion.

"Beads can be used as a measure of a society's sophis t ica t ion . Early Egyp-t i an- used different colors of glass. Schneider said.

As Schne ide r demons t ra tes , a rain-bow of glass rods and millefiori number ing in Ihe hund reds lay scat-tered on the workbench in front of h im.

Working over t he l amp ' s sear ing flame, he m a n i p u l a t e s t he clear tube , wrapping black glass a round i ts t rans-parent exterior.

Leng thy p r o c e s s

Using a hot-glass technique is risky business . Twir l ing the literally red-hot glowing object requires an in tense amount of concent ra t ion .

" T h e torch b u m s at about 3,800 de-grees Fahrenhe i t . " Schneider said. " A s the glass heats, u p to 2.300 degrees, t he glass gets very fluid, fus ing into one piece, t he black bead ."

Schneider nods toward the glass .rod. spinning t rance- l ike in his hands . After 18 years of working with glass, he can-es t imate with r.*~•! accuracy the tem-perature of t he Ha«a by i ts color.

"People are unde r t he misconcept ion it only t ake- a half hour to make a bead," Schneider said.

Before today 's demons t ra t ion , en t i re workdays were spent fus ing glass rods and tubes together to create millefiori . encasing a red rod in a blue tube , t he blue in a yellow. T h e I ta l ian word, mil-lefiori, t r ans la tes as a " t h o u s a n d flo-wers."

Schneider breaks off qua r t e r - inch sections of t he prepared mil lef ior i After spot heal ing the black bead, he places the millefiori against t he beads exterior wall. He flattens t he millefiori in to a multi-colored flower, fus ing it to t he black bead still suspended over t he scaring flame.

Schneider special izes not only fn laxnpworked beads , earrings And orna-ments . b u t furnace-worked, blown glass vessels a n d paperweights .

As he ref ines the flowered black bead over ihe fl&me.' Schneider ta lks about t he fragility of glass. As glass cools, therein lies the potent ia l for cracking or s h a t t e r i n g . «

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• RESTORATION A OO It d idn ' t gain a Michigan equi ty grant to help pay

t h e 1180.000 coat. But t he Livonia Historical Com miss ion will restore the Q u a k e r Meet ing House at Greenmead Historical Village anyway.

W i t h o u t t he $90,000 m a t c h i n g grant , however, t h e city will do the work over two to th ree years ins tead of all at once

"We ' re d i sappoin ted . " aaid Sue Danie l , commis-s ion chairwoman. " W e sure could 've used the mon ey. But I felt even when we applied, we probably wou ldn ' t qualify. T h e s ta te was looking for perform ing a r t s uses of bui ld ings . W e proposed to do some of t h a t b u t t ha t wasn ' t going t o be t h e main use of i w r ht»il«ting .

If h H — ( r " u " m f y b * we would 've improved our chances '

Local Ques tem have ch ipped in $1,000 toward

Ait Qtrt restoring the 146-year-old house to 1850s vintage. Restorat ion of t h e one-story , whi ts c lapboard house has been in t he works for eight years.

T h e plan is to re turn it to a meeting house. " I a lso can see us ing it for weddings and small oon-certs.-although i t 'won' t have qui te the appeal Newburg C h u r c h at Greenmead does. ' Daniel sa id

Init ial improvemen t s will include a new founda-t ion and new wood shingles. In the basemen t . * floor and ou t s ide en t rance will be added. S t ruc tu ra l suppor t work involving the hand-hewn oak por ta a n d b e a m s also ia needed.

By i860, with t h e Religious Society of Fr iends I Quake r s I no longer meet ing there, owner David 1 j i p h s m sold t be house to Quakers Sarah a n d Wil Warn Rober ts T h e y converted it to a dwelling.

which it r emained unt i l t he city bought it in 1962 T h e house served as a historical m u s e u m a n d a

meeting place for h is tor ians from 1H.M was moved f rom ita original location in 1981

• FESTIVAL IN WORKS It 's more than a mon th away, bu t the Livonia

Arts Commiss ion already is working feverishly on the 16th annua l Fine Arts & Craf t s Festival Sa tu r day Sunday . J u n e 13-14. at Greenmead Historical Village.

" T h i s year, we're t ry ing to increase the qual i ty of t he work exhibi ted." says Jack Olds, commiss ion cha i rman .

"We're also t ry ing to design banne r s tha t can flow around the civic cen te r complex area promot-ing the Fine Arts k C r a f t s Fest ival as well as Music Under the S ta rs , " he added .

T h e ar ts commiss ion channe l s festival proceeds into communi ty grant* a n d events .

• FINE ARTS FOCUS Garden City Fine Arta Associat ion will host a

s p n n g art exhibit a n d sale Monday -Saturday. May 11-16. in the Garden Ci ty Pub l i c Library. 2012 Middlebel t . Media will inc lude oil. acrylic, water-color. colored pencil a n d pas te l

An awards ceremony. af t*r ju ry ing by Plymout h a i l is i Sharon DUienheefc,, w»U a raompanv th* . m m t t i r a i t i s t s reception a< 7 p , « . Mowday. May -

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2D* The O t s e r u e r / T H U R S D A Y . MAY. 7 , 1 9 9 2

Lansing rally to celebrate survival of the arts B Y M A R Y KXEMIC STAFF WRITER

T h e song is still one of concern, bu t t he t o n e is more upbeat .

For t he th i rd year in a row. art lovers, suppor te r s a n d pract i t ioners will rally on the lawn of the s ta te capi tol next week to demons t r a t e the^i" suppor t for the arts . •

Las t year 's gathering was called "Ar t At tack . " T h i s year 's event , t ak ing place Wednesday, May 13. is called "Ar t s Alive."

T h e rally wil ' celebrate t h a t t he a r t s are alive a r d well in Michigan, a n d t h a t people find them so im-por tan t they »i l l make thei r opin-ions known.

" ( T h e name* is k ind of symbol ic of t he fact tha t we may be in a l i t t le d i f ferent Mal t th is year and a whole di f ferent a t t i tude . " said Cheryl N a t z m e r o i Michigan Festival .

" (Th ing* last year were) pretty-dire. W e were more or less fighting to hang on by the skin of our teeth "

" I t ' s probably more of a happy mood." said Mari lyn Whea ton of Concerned Citizens for the Ar t s / Michigan Advocates for t he Arts.

" W e h a d been (a t tacked ^ a n d sur-vived.

"I would say last year ' s was a success . I t was rainy, i t was cold, a n d more than 1,000 people showed up . One person, a Gov. Engler sup-porter , s taged his own Anti-Art At-t ack . "

T h e Arts Alive commi t t ee is m a d e u p of volunteers from Con-cerned Cit izens for t he Arts in Michigan and Michigan Advocates for t he Arts. T h e program it ha s p l a n n e d for Wednesday includes a chance to meet with s t a t e legisla-tors. musical performances a n d p resen ta t ions .

New on the program th i s year is t he in t roduct ion of the Legislat ive Ar t s C a u c u s members , which h a d i t s first meet ing T h u r s d a y .

" I t ' s ( the caucus) someth ing tha t we have hoped for a long t i m e would h a p p e n , " Wheaton said.

" T h e purpose of t ha t caucus i s to get t he topic of ar ts a n d cu l tura l a n d a r t s education on the pr ior i t ies a n d agendas of more of our e lected off ic ia ls ." 1

T h o s e a t t end ing the rally can add the i r n a m e s to a declarat ion of a r t s

Glass from page ID

Blownglass vessels, once com-pleted. are placed in an anneal ing oven to cool down gradually in control led t empera tures . Even so. a r t i s t s never know how many will emerge flawless and undamaged by the ordeal . On many days, glass a r t i s t s consider themself lucky to create any at all.

S ince beads do not go through an annea l ing process, losses can be considerable a n d account for a cost ly finished bead.

Career change Schne ide r originally honed his

ir i s smak ing skil ls while working as a glassblower at Greenfield Vil-lage a f t e r leaving a career as an in-s t r u m e n t a l music instructor at t he Q u a k e r School in Detroit . He became interested in glass while s t udy ing rug hooking at Green-field Village.

" I got interested in rug hooking a n d tha t sparked my interest in t he craf ts . T h e village glassblower t a l k e d m e i n t o - t a k i n g h i s glassblowing class — and I was hooked . "

Schne ide r finds the history of ^ l a s s fascinat ing.

" T h e Toledo M u s e u m has a wonderful collection. They have beads tha t da te back 4.000 years. Down through the centuries , glass beads have been used as currency

in m a n y cul tures ." Schne ide r sa id .

In today ' s market , glass ' value is considerable; found glass, more va luable still.

Schneider recently bought com-m e r c i a l g l a s s r o d s f r o m a glassblower 's estate. He e s t i m a t e s t he rods are at least 20 years old because of their u n u s u a l colora-t ion a n d the fact t ha t Corning qu i t m a k i n g glass rods about t h a t t ime.

" T h e glass is so valuable . I t ' s very expensive." Schneider said.

Schneider has begun ano the r bead. T o th is one. he will a d d swirl ing l ines of silver n i t ra te .

Glass , dazzling t empt re s s wi th a heart l ike ice. t e m p t s you to touch her. lur ing you deep ins ide with f l a sh ing pr isms of light. No won-der. g lass ar t is ts for t h o u s a n d s of years have fallen in love with her Cold beau ty .

Contemporary s tudio glass art-i s t s are not immune . S^nce t h e 1962 ser ies of glass workshops be-h ind the Toledo M u s e u m of Art . a r t i s t s like Harvey Li t t le ton. Dale Ch ihu ly . Dominick Labino, a n d Paul Stankfcrd, like Schneider , have become hooked on the fire a n d f lame.

The DIA is open 11 am to 4 pm Wednesday-Sunday. Call 833-1717

DIA schedules day of family activities B Y L I N D A A N N C H O M I N S P E C I A L W R I T E R

T h a n k s to the generosity of the Det ro i t Edison Foundat ion , the Detroi t I n s t i t u t e of Arts is host ing

.a free Fami ly Day. Sunday . May 17, in celebrat ion of May being Na t iona l M u s e u m Month .

__ R e d l s c o y er t h e m u s e u m t h rough a menagerie of activit ies a b o u n d i n g on th is day of family f u n .

Along with a variety of demon-s t r a t i n g a r t i s t s and c ra f t e r s . P l y m o u t h glass ar t i s t Donald Schne ide r will d isplay his lamp-working skills, creating beads f rom 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

For t he first t ime. Schneider will offer necklaces created with h is glass beads by fine jewelry de-signers Ajour of Bi rmingham.

F rom 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in P ren t i s Cour t , t he Amazing Clark will thri l l chi ldren and adul t s with magic. Mime and puppe t ry a l so will be featured along with t u r n - o f - t h e - c e n t u r y m u s i c by Footloose, early music of Good Ne ighbours All and performances by the Detroit Can* Tech High School jazz band.

At noon. 12:45 and 1:30 p.m. t he Fabr ica tors will en te r ta in wi th s torytel l ing and singing. .

Ch i ld ren ' s drawing act ivi t ies a n d a game based on the art col-lection will be ongoing from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

Docents will lead family t ou r s of t h e m u s e u m collection a l 11:30 a.m.. -1 a n d £ 3 0 p.m. T h * 2~iG p.m. tour will be signed for t h e hear ing impaired.

Adul t tours will be at 1 a n d 2:30 p.m. wi th the 1 p.m. tour signed for the hearing impaired.

T h e "Cranes . Peace and Chi l -d r e n " program for famil ies in-c ludes a 1 p.m. talk in t h e As ian Gal ler ies and a 2 p.m. film in t he Lecture Hall. "Sadako and the T h o u s a n d Paper Cranes . " il lus-t ra ted by a Caldecott winner, fol-lowed by a hands-on origamr ses-s ion. ,

T h e Friends of Asian Art will co-sponsor the program for a d u l t s and chi ldren ages 8 a n d older focusing on cranes and thei r sig-ni f icance in Asian cul ture .

A program listing all of t he day ' s events will be avai lable at the door. Hours are 11 a .m. to 4 p.m. Cal l 833 1717 or 833 7971.

Pewabic Pottery benefit on tap " F o r t he House and Garden . "

Pewabic Po t te ry ' s annua l henefil show a n d sale, will be open to t he pub l i c 11 a .m. to 5 p.m. Sunday . J u n e 7, at 1465 Clarendon, north of Q u a r t o n a n d west of Long Lake Road. Bloomfield Hills.

A special benef i t preview will be 5-8 p.m. S a t u r d a y , J u n e 6r Hors d W u n e s a n d rwcktail* *»•

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On J u n e 7, light r e f r e shmen t s will be served. Admission is $5 for Pewabic Society members and $10 for non- members . M e m b e r s h i p s may be bought then . Call Pewabic Pot tery: 822 0954.

T h e event is a celebrat ion of ar t and outdoor living, f ea tu r ing sculp-ture , garden war**. <nbla

suppor t , a visual symbol of the s t reng th of ar ts suppor ters in Mich-igan. Also new t h i s year is t he " W h a t the Arts Mean to M e " awards presenta t ion by the Detroit Newspaper Agency.

- T h e program will begin with reg-i s t ra t ion . s u i t i n g at 9 a.m. on the capi tol lawn.

J u d y Dow Alexander, cha i rman of Concerned Ci t izens for the Arts.

will be mas te r of ceremonies. At 10 a.m.. J u d y Rapanos, c h a i r m a n of t h e Michigan Council for t he Ar t s a n d Cul tura l Affairs, will speak on "Vis ion for the Fu tu re . " Art El l is , director of t he Depa r tmen t of Com-merce, will speak on the admin i s -t r a t ion ' s a r t s fund ing proposal .

Wheaton will d iscuss a r t s - re la ted legislative issues at 10:40 a .m. A ques t ion-and-answer session will

be f e a t u r e d . L e g i s l a t i v e A r t s Caucus members will be intro-duced, and the keynote speech will t ake place.

Vis i ts with legislators will lake place at noon. A m u s e u m / a r t tour of the Michigan Historical M u s e u m and Library by mas te r a rchi tec t Will iam Kessler is scheduled for 2

p.m. An es t imated 40,000 let ters and

phone calls on behalf of t he arte ve re made to legislators, Gov. J o h n Engler 's office and the med ia last year.

"Not j u s t t he rally (is successfu l ) but the a f t e rma th , " Na tzmer said

Pre-registrat ion is encouraged Call Concerned Ci t izens for the Arts/ 'Michigan Advocates for the Arts at 961-1776 for more informa tion.

Delightful Very special art grabs spotlight

wares a n d tiled fu rn i tu re by Pewa-T>ic Pot te ry s n d invTtWT• rtXnts.

B Y L I N D A A N N C H O M I N S P E C I A L WRITER

Dressed in thei r finest. 150 performing ar t is ts , inc luding a choir and dancers f rom Webster School in Livonia a n d Schoolcraft Players of Redford Township , en ter ta ined a n d delighted aud iences a t t end ing the second a n n u a l Very-Special Arts Festival hosted by Very Special Arts Sou theas t Michigan last weekend at Laurel Park Place Mall . Livonia.

A ch ime group consis t ing of six group home res idents , under the direction of registered music the rap i s t Cheryl Hamel . gave a rousing perform-ance of " I t ' s a Smal l World" and " K u r a B a y a h .

Live music, hands-on art act ivi t ies , demon-s t ra t ions and a 60-piece art exhibit spot l ighted ski l ls practiced and enjoyed in Very Special Arts programs by a d u l t s and children with sight, hear ing! mobility, emotional a n d deve lopmenta l impa i rmen t s .

T h e Whi te House was the t h e m e of th i s year 's ar twork because t he festival was held in con-junc t ion with the 200th anniversary of se t t ing the cornerstone in the Whi te House.

C rea t ed by special e d u c a t i o n s t u d e n t s th roughout Michigan, drawings of t he s tately s t ruc tu re prevailed with horses runn ing a close second.

Hayley Rohn of Grand R a p i d s captured viewer 's a t ten t ion with a crayon a n d pencil piece. "George, Barbara and the P u p p i e s " play-ing on the lawn of the Whi te House .

Another eye catcher on the s ame t h e m e was a crayon and marker drawing of a green alligator wi th h is mouth wide-open a n d a g randfa ther

• ' A r t t h e r a p y p r o v i d e s a n o p p o r t u n i t y f o r n o n - v e r b a l c o m m u n i c a t i o n t h r o u g h sen-s o r y e x p e r i e n c e s . I t i s t h e p r o c e s s , n o t t h e p r o d u c t , t h a t i s i m p o r t a n t . '

Donna Cunningham art therapist

clock to his right. Bo th were set against a stark white background.

In t he hands -on Tjooth. art therapis ts Torango of Parrnington a n d D o n n a Cunn ingham of Fern-dale told how they use art as a therapeut ic tool in the i r sessions. S ince ,mos t of the s t u d e n t s in C u n n i n g h a m ' s Oak P a r k special education class cannot sp^ak a n d have I.Q.'s of 20. she said working with t h e m required a hand-on-hand ap-proach. She p laces a crayon or marker in the i r hand, then places her h a n d over theirs.

"Art therapy provides an opportuni ty for non-verbal communica t ion through sensory experi -ences. It is t he process, not the product, t ha t is impor t an t , " C u n n i n g h a m said.

If you missed the Very' Special Arts Festival at Laurel Park P lace Mal l , chances are good you'll be able to a t t e n d tjie 1993 festival if the School-craf t Players have a n y t h i n g to say about it. At the end of the i r per formance , J a m e s J o n e s of the Players promised t h e enthus ias t ic audience. , "We' l l be back in '93." i

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• SCIENCE OUTING * The Cranbrook Ins t i tu te of Science is

p lanning a special outing Fr iday-Saturday , May 8-9, for lovers of t he outdoors.

Wildflower en thus ias t s will have a chance to visit a variety of Michigan loca-t i o n * — m a r s h e s , wet forests and formal gardens — where wildflowers a b o u n d in t h e spring.

T h e weekend event will begin Fr iday with an i l lus t ra ted lecture featur ing some of the wildflower* likely to be discovered on the walks. Sa turday , activit ies will in-clude half day walks to seven wildflower preserves. Pa r t i c i pan t s may choose a morning walk, an afternoon walk or one of each.

Registrat ion is required. Groups will be limited lo 25 each. All events are $4 each. For more informat ion , call 645-3230.

(•rumns will meet at the Ins t i tu te of Sci-

ence to arrange car pools, or f t t he desig-nated site. M a p s will be provided. T r a n s -portat ion won't be fu rn i shed .

Ins t i tu te botanis t J a m e s Wells will lec-tu re on "Sta lk ing Our Nat ive Wildflower*" 7:30 p.m. Friday in t he Cranbrook Inst i-tu te of Science audi to r ium. Light refresh-ments will be served.

T h e groups on the guided wildflower walks will leave from the ins t i tu te at 9 a.m. or 1 p.m. Bringing a bag lunch is rec-ommended .

T h e walk si tes are the Bald M o u n t a i n Recreation Area, about 30 minutes f rom Cranbrook; t he Lloyd A Stage Outdoor Recreation Center , abou t 15 minu te s f rom Cranbrook; Cranbrook Gardens; t he Schjol in Wildflower Garden three miles from Cranbrook. combined with the Cran-brook Gardens for a full morning or af ter-noon trip; the Highland Recreation Area, about 40 minu te s from Cranbrook; Ind ian Springs Metropark , about 45 m i n u t e s f rom Cranbrook; and the Rochester Utica Rec-reation Area, about 30 minu te s from Cran-brook's Bloomfield Hil ls campus .

• FLOWER BULBS T h e FAR Conservatory of The rapeu t i c

and Performing Arts is h o s t i n g i t s annua l flower bulb sale now th rough Sa tu rday ,

May 9. T o benefit i ts p rograms fo r d isabled

children and adul t s . F A R is offering tulip, daffodil and other Ho l l and Qpornbosch bulbs, which will be del ivered in t he fall.

More than 75 var ie t ies of b u l b s are available at prices be tween $4.50 and $12 per dozen. T o place o rders , or for more in-formation. call FAR at 646-3347.

The bulb sale is offered a s par t of FAR s 1992 Fine Arts Program. F A R hopes to help beautify na tu re whi le enr iching the lives of i ts emotional ly a n d physical ly dis-abled s tudents .

Established in 1974. FAR provides therapy, creative a r t s a n d le isure services for children and a d u l t s wi th menta l , physi-cal and/or emotional i m p a i r m e n t s .

It offers music, a r t . d a n c e a n d drama therapy from i t s B i r m i n g h a m headquar-ters, where it current ly serves more than 100 s tudents . FAR in i t i a t ed a satelli te pro-gram in Farmington Hi l l s in February and provides services to p u b l i c schools in the

tr i -county area. For more informat ion on FAR's pro-

grams, call executive director Cons tance Lott at 646 3347.

• GARDEN WALKS Visitors to the Mat thae i Botanical Gar-

dens Conservatory can explore exotic p lan t s and bright flowers through May with a docent.

"Des igns for Surv iva l " tours are at 2 and 3 p.m. May 10.16. 17, 23 and 24. T o u r s last 45 minut«s . Register at t he reception desk. Conservatory admiss ion fee is $1.

Meanwhile , t he Fr iends spring garden-ers sale will conclude 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sat-urday, May 9. T h e fare includes an assort-ment of wildflowers. ferns, rock garden plants , o rnamen ta l grasses, herbs , peren-nials for both s u n a n d shade a n d hanging baskets .

All p l an t s will be sold at two for t he price of one. P l a n t s m u s t be bought in Same price pa i r s for th i s discount! Arrive early for best select ion.

T h e gardens are at 1800 N. Dixboro, Ann Arbor, a half mile south of the P l y m o u t h Road intersect ion.

• CRANBROOK DOCFNTS T h e Cranbrook Academy of Art Muse -

u m is accept ing applicat ions for i ts docen t program.

Docents are volunteers who provide guided Lours of the m u s e u m ' s collections and special exhibi t ions for school age a n d adu l t groups.

An open house will take place for pro-spective app l i can t s at 10a .m. Monday , J u n e 22, at the museum. Call David R a u , associate curator , at 645-3314 for more in-format ion a n d an appl icat ion.

Docents m u s t complete a semes te r - long t ra in ing program tha t includes tou r tech-n iques and the history of the m u s e u m ' s collection a n d the Cranbrook Educa t i ona l C o m m u n i t y in Bloomfield Hills.

T h e docent program will begin in Sep-t ember 1992. Experience with publ ic speaking or teaching is an impor t an t qua l -if ication for t he docent program. B u t en-t h u s i a s m a n d a sincere wil l ingness to learn supersede all other qua l i f i ca t ions .

T h e Cranbrook Academy of Art Muse -um is open to the public for general view-ing 1 -5 p j n . Wednesday-Sunday .

For more informat ion, call 645-3323.

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• ARTSPACE Thursday . M a y 7 — Figurative oil on canvas pa in t ings by Robert Kol-

.inski will lie shown during May. Kolinski is one of the ar t is ts the gallery is f ea tu r ing in i ts new policy of mini-exhibi t ions , which are tak-ing place in add i t ion to its "second"-, ary art m a r k e t " resale specialty. Opening 6-8:30 p.m Thursday as part of Fi rs t T h u r s d a y events. T h e gallery specia l izes in reselling American Ind i an . African and New Guinea a r t i fac t s , ant iqui t ies , fine rugs, qu i l t s , folk art , paintings, sculpture a n d prinLs. New jewelry by Chr i s topher Phe lan in sterl ing andlSTfraeil a l so available. Houre- -are 11 a.m, to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday-Sa turday , 534 N. Woodward. Bir-mingham. 258 1540.

• Q.R. N NAMDI GALLERY Thursday . May 7 — Pain t ings by-Nane t te Car ter will be exhibi ted to J u n e 13. Ar t is t ' s reception 6 -9 p.m. Thur sday . Lecture by Brtist 2 p.m. Sa turday . May 9. Hours are 11 a .m to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday -Sa tu rday , 161 Townsend, B i rmingham. 642-2700.

• XOCHIPILLI GALLERY Thursday . May 7 — T h e pa in t ings of Detroit artist Richard Cul l ing will be exhibited through May 30. Opening reception for the ar t i s t 5:30-8:30 p.m. T h u r s d a y to coincide with the First T h u r s d a y gallery walk A graduate of Wayne S ta t e University and the Universi ty of Michigan, Cul l ing is a recipient of the prest igious J o h n S imon Gug-genheim Memorial Founda t ion Award for Painting- Cul l ing refers to h is recent work as "Collage and Topographical Pa in t ings ." He de-s igns and cons t ruc t s a collage tha t serves a*-a-fnodel f rom which he pa in ts . His s i u r c e s inc lude other a r t i s t s ' work, postcards sent to h im anil "some heavily man ipu la t ed photography." he said. Hours are 11

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• ROBERT KIDD GALLERY T h u r s d a y . May 7 — An exhibition of new pa in t ings by Moe Brooker and drawings by Glen Michaels will cont inue through J u n e 6. Opening reception to meet the ar t is ts 6-9 p.m. T h u r s d a y . Brooker's abs t rac t pa in t ings reverberate with vitality ami color As with all his work. Brooker'-s new pa in t ings take thei r cue from u r b a n graffiti and jazz. He is dean of Parsons School of Design in New York, to which he commutes daily f rom his home in Philadel-phia. Miehae l s is a Detroit-artist b«»t known for h is sculptural as semblages a n d major public com-missions. " this exhibit, however.

will focus i»n Michaels ' extremely sensi t ive drawings. Hi* encyclo-pedic vision a n d sensitivity of ap-proach are clearly visible in t h i s se-ries Hour.s areJ0:3Qa-m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday-Sa tu rday . 107 Town-send, B i rmingham. 642-3909.

• O.K. HARRIS WORKS OF ART T h u r s d a y , May 7 — Eugene Brod sky will r e tu rn to t he gallery for a one-person exhibi t ion, bringing his

mos t recent series of pa in t ings a n d • d rawings that will 'be on display through J u n e 6. Opening reception 6-8:30 p.m. Thursday to comple-m e n t t.he First T h u r s d a y gallery . walk. Brodsky's mul t i faceted com-pos i t ions engage one Visually a n d cerebrally, challenging the viewer to explore these monumenta l abs t r ac t wall construct ions that combine ink a n d rhoplex with musl in-backed papers . Hours an- 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. T u e s d a y . S a t u r d a y and by appoin t -men t , 430 X, Woodward. Birming-h a m . 433-3700.

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T h u r s d a y . May 7 — T h e W o m e n in Art Project presents "The Commi t -tee: Our Visions, an art exhibi t ion a n d sale, to May 26. Opening recep-t ion 7-9 p.m Thursday . Ar t i s t s par-t ic ipa t ing are Suzann Con ley- Bea Doone , Kathleen English, J u n e Ktepach , Jodie Stein and Eugenia Wi l l i ams Hours are 10 a.m. to 3 p .m Monday Thur sday . OCC Wal-lace Smi th Thea t re Gallery. 27055 Orchard Lake Road. Farming ton Hil ls .

• LIVONIA CITY HALL Opening th is week — Wildl i fe ar t i s t

David Bollman will display pa in t -ings and pr in ts through May 29. T h e "National Wildlife Federat ion commiss ioned h i m to paint s t a m p designs. His pa in t ings been used as covers for Michigan Outdoor Digest and as greeting cards by the Michi-gan Cancer Foundat ion and Hospi tal Founda t ion of Michigan. He was named Michigan Outdoors Artis t of. t he Year two years in a row. T h e Center for Creat ive Studies gradu-ate says. "Wildl ife a r t i s t s have a un ique oppor tuni ty and obligation to share their knowledge of n a t u r e with others ." Hours : 8:30 a.m. t o 5 p m. weekdays. Farmington Road a n d Five Mile. „ •

• FRAME WORKS OF PLYMOUTH

T o May 9 — 3 Ci t ies Art C lub ' s 34th annau l spring show and sale. 100 paint ings by 20 ar t is ts fea tured in oil. watercolor a n d mixed med ia . 833 Penn iman , P lymouth .

• RUBINER GALLERY Saturdav . May 9 — 'Themes a n d Variat ions: New Paint ings. ' an ex-hibi t by Mignonet te Yin Cheng, a "professor of art at t he Universi ty of Michigan for more than 25 years, will cont inue through-June 5. Open-

ing reception for the ar t i s t 2-5 p.m. Sa turday . The show will f ea tu re 15 large oil and wax emuls ion pa in t -ings based on three themes : Scot-land. Tuscany and still life. T h e themes are also revealed in a g roup of minia ture and m e d i u m size gouache works on paper. T h e gal-lery is at 7001 Orchard Lake Road . Sui te 430A. West Bloomfield. Cal l 626-3111.

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VICTORIA DIAZ

Once upon a t ime . Mrs . H.C. Church, a resi-dent pf L ivonia 's Rosedale Gardens subd i v i s i on , got

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H l S X - A c c o r d i n g to early records, the purpose o f the c lub was " t o 1* in format ive, wide

of scope, and insp i ra t iona l . " Hope-fu l ly . it wou ld provide the then-rel at ivelv isolated suburban home-makers a chance not on ly to. social-ize w i t h each other, but to share and nur ture a common, deep inter-est in books.

Af ter some discussion, the group decided to cal l themselves " A r t s and Let ters" (other names consid-ered inc luded " B o o k w o r m s " and "Dames" ) .

A c'onsitut ion and by- laws were

eventua l ly d rawn up. of f icers were elected (Mrs . C h u r c h was the first president) and. at an ear ly meeting, members enjoyed tea and cookies. They read an ar t ic le i n For tune magazine ent i t led. " T h e H is to ry of Ce l lophane."

N o doubt . Mrs . C h u r c h w o u l d be happy to know tha t , a f ter a wor ld war. a man on the moon, television, the computer age and a lot o f other wor ld -a l te r ing events. A r t s and Let-ters is s t i l l going strong.

I n fact, the ladies of the venerable c l u b are mak ing p l a n s to celebrate the group's 60th anniversary i n jus t a few days. I Herma T a y l o r and Ma-r i an B u t t , par t of the o r ig ina l organ iza t ion . though inact ive now. re-m a i n honorary members.)

Accord ing to members, the c lub has remained v i r t ua l l y unchanged i n p rov id ing tha t hoped-for camara-derie and support and encouraging interest in good books and reading.

T r u e , there have been some al-tera t ions over the years, though.

T h e g roup i or ig ina l l y met twice a

month , b u t m a n y members work now (a large n u m b e r are teachers) and meetings are he ld only once month ly .

Also, though the club's m a i n focus is s t i l l l i te ra ture , meetings somet imes center on discussions of pol i t ics, cur ren t events or even travelogs presented by some of the wel l - t raveled members.

One member recent ly v is i ted New-Zealand and ano ther traveled to Mexico, b r i ng ing back ar twork she shared w i t h the group.

S t i l l another , an av id scuba diver, lugged a l l her gear to on© meet ing and i n t r oduced the group to the ba-sics of scuba d iv ing . (Probably Mrs . Church and her or ig inal group wou ld have .been a l i t t l e breathless at that — j u s t as they would proba-b l y be rather taken aback at some of the books discussed these days by these women who rarely wear hats or gloves t o meet ings and some-t imes even show up wearing slacks!)

L i m i t e d to Rosedale Gardens res-idents for m a n y years, membership

is now open to women th roughout L i v o n i a . I t ' s s t i l l by i nv i ta t i on on ly , though, a n d s t r i c t l y l i m i t e d to 20 women.

" W e meet i n our homes, usua l l y , " says president K a y Pardonnet , a pub l i c school nurse, " a n d tha t ' s about as many people as you can fit comfor tab ly i n to any of ou r homes.'

A n u m b e r o f members have moved away, b u t many s t i l l keep in touch th rough correspondence, ac-cord ing to Champe.

. I n fact, recent letters f rom past members now l i v i ng i n F lor ida . Cal-i fo rn ia , Georgia. N o r t h Caro l ina and M i ssou r i w i l l be read as part o f t he group's anniversary celebrat ion, set for M a y 19 at Farming ton H i l l s ' h is to r ic Bots ford Inn . Other p lans

lor the evening inc lude a musical program, presented by two Arts and Letters members.

"We ' re also hoping to have every-body dress the way people dressed in each of the past 60 years,'' says Pardonnet.

Past president Norma Kumbier says the group is look ing forward to an evening tha t w i l l prove to be "more remin iscent t h a n spectacu-lar . "

Wha t ' s t he group reading today? " N o Stone U n t u r n e d . " the au to-b iography o f Maggie K u h n (of Gray Panther fame) was reviewed at their most recent meeting.

Other recent books looked at ap-pear to ref lect t he group's interest in i n f l uen t i a l women and include

biographies of Beatrix Pot ter and ch i ld ren 's novelist Beverly Cleary.

A l ice Walker 's 1982 novel. " T h e ColoY Purp le . " provoked the great-est controversy in recent memory, according to some members.

" T h e r e were some of us who, sha l l we say, really d i d not l i ke tha t book , " remembers Kumb ie r . laugh-ing a l i t t l e a t the " l i ve l iness" of the op in ions expressed that evening.

Some were offended by the lesbi-a n i s m they saw depicted in the p r i ze -w inn ing novel, she says. Other were c r i t i ca l at " the exp l ic i t lan-guage. - '

I t was a long way f rom " T h e H i s -tory o f Cel lophane."

Victoria Diaz of Livonia tracks the literary industry

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Cranbrook P .M. is sponsoring spr ing photography classes conducted by Mon te Nagler. a student of the late Anse l Adams and f u l l - t ime photographer, teacher a n d Observer & Eccentr ic Newspapers co lumnis t .

For i n fo rma t ion and reg is t ra t ion, cal l C ranbrook P . M . at 645-3635.

Nagler w i l l conduct an in tensive three-part photogra-phy seminar and workshop leading to the creat ipn of a photographic journa l us ing the beaut i fu l archi tecture and extraordinary v istas of Cranbrook in B loomf ie ld H i l l s . Fee is $48. En ro l lmen t is l imi ted.

Session 1 w i l l be 7-10 p.m. Wednesday. May 27.

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Survey results show the CENTURY 21 system is preferred five to one over any other

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BLOOMFIELD I FARMINGTON HILLS | L IVONIA | PLYMOUTH 1 ROCHESTER HILLS CON00 Elegant ultra-contemporary on N waDeek Lake Unique open plan foyer 5 Deo rooms dream island kitchen dining room $514 900 CENTURY 21 mjl Corporate Transferee Service 851-6700 CONDO Tranquil private locale Over 2000 square feet S oed rooms 2 5 Oaths Walk-out lower level 5 fireplaces sauna, steam shower $ 199 000 CENTURY 21 MJL Corpo-rate Transferee Service 851-6700 .

LARGE BRICK rancn on Beautiful a-plus acres. 4 bedrooms 2 paths Plenty of room for chil-dren to romp Near syn-agogue Catholic- and pupfc schools $250 000 CENTURY 21 MJL Corpo-rate Transferee Service 851-6700

BRIGHTON 3 BEDROOM Pnck ranch near d o w n t o w n ex-pressways shopping Brighton s Best Buy at 559-900 CENTURY 2t Hartford North inc 52S-9600

CANTON OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 141J Manton Canton S. of Ford w of uiiey. Canton - Great family area J Dedrooms 2Vj oatns 1st floor study large family room w/newer French doors and fireplace Cen-tral air < 88' 2 car at-tachedljaTSg? casement 5118 900, CENTURY 21 SuDuoan Plymouth 455-5880

COMMERCE OPfN SATURDAY 2-S Waterfront" All sports Commerce Lake canal-front Spacious 4 oed room rancn with finished walk-out lower level Call for directions CENTURY 21 Countryside 887-2500 LAKEFRONT - Stunnihg ranch on ai» sporn lower Straits 4 Dedrooms 4 full & 2 half baths, gourmet kitcnen 5 fireplaces completely fimsned walk-out with 2nd kitchen waiied Lake Scnoois A m u i t s e e A s k i n g $775 000 CENTURY 21 Suburban Plymouth 455-5880

DEARBORN HCTS. BEAUTIFUL J bedroom 2 oath brick Tudor w.< hardwood floors living room w/natural firetxace study newer Kitcnen 2 car garage large lot casement $127 900 CENTURY 21 Suburban Plymouth 455-5890 DEARBORN MANOR SUB 1818 sq f t colonial Kitcnen appliances and home protection plan in-c luded For sale at $141 900 or lease $1,300 CENTURY 21 Suburban Ptymouth 455 5880 TELEGRAPH I Ann Arbor Trail area S bedroom huge master suite up stairs and master bath finished basement ga rage All for $79 500 CENTURY 21 Hartford North mc 52V 9600

FARMINGTON HILLS c o l o n y PARK ill - Come live m this most desirabte sub 4 bedrooms 2 5, bams famify room plus F lor ida room, great SChOOlS $187 000 CEN-TURY 21 MJL Corporate Transferee Service 851-6700

C0ND0 - Corgeous open contemporary ranch Spacious great room den and first floor laundry Attached 2 car ga r i ge & basement $146,500 CENTURY 21 MJL Corporate Transferee Service 851-6700.

MATED WITH NATURE Nestled among the tree tops All glass 41 f t great room leaded glass win-d o w s t h r o u g h o u t $349 900 CENTURY 21 MJL Corporate Transferee Service 851-6700

TERRIFIC 5 BEDROOM ranch fu l l f in ished basement Newly redec-orated kitchen & baths walk to an schools good f r e e w a y a c c e s s $1S1 90C CENTURY 21 MJL Corporate Transferee Service 851-6700

TWO ACRES with ravine stream Custom 3 bed-room family room am-ethyst fireplace ranch with walk-out basement Sub-Zero JennAi re $449,900 CENTURY 21 MJL Corporate Transferee Service 851-6700.

WOODCREEK FARMS -Over 1 5 acres pf tranquil natural beauty surrounds this custom one-owner Drick ranch 5 4 bed-rooms spacious flowing f loor plan 5184 900 CENTURY 21 MJL COCPO rate Transferee Service 851-6700

JUST REDUCED t o $144,900 Beautiful 3 Bedroom ranch w i th family room 2 full baths 2 car attached garage and appliances a must see Can CENTu a y 21 Chalet 477-1800 B E A U T I F U L HOME wooded lot on a quiet street 3 bedrooms living room w fireplace family room 1st floor utility room 2 Oaths attached garage. & central air $124 000 century 21 Hartford South inc 464-64CC VALUE Excellent 3 bed-room Livonia ranch fam-_ Uy room large kitchen newer roof shingles two car garage and on a large lot $83 500 CENTURY 21. Row 464-7111

FRANKLIN OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 30860 Hickory Lane S of 13 Mile w . of Telegraph El egant living in a country setting Stream pond in-ground pool 3 000 sq ft of luxury in prestigious Franklin CENTJJRY 21 Palazzoic & Travis 689 5000

GARDEN CITY SPACIOUS FAMILY HOME 1 800-plus so ft 4 or 5 b e d r o o m s f i n i s h e d basement 2 car garage Many updates Only $78 000 WOW century 21 Dynamic Realty inc 728-8000

LIVONIA b e a u t i f u l Biuegrass Farms colonial 4 bed rooms 2'A batns formal dining room family room fireplace finished base ment attached garage located on quiet court By appointment $163 900 CENTURY 21 Cook & as sociates 326-2600

CAPE COO family room fireplace formal dining room- modern kitcnen-2 car attached garage pretty yard Good west-ern location $137 918 CENTURY 21 Chalet 477-1800

GREAT LOCATION 3 bed room bnck ranch large famdy room with natural fireplace newer furnace central * r windows I k i t c h e n c a b i n e t s $109 90C CENTURY 21 Suburban Plymouth 455-5880

HAVE IT YOUR WAY! Mi-iford ranch on double lot 3 bedrooms extra rooms in finished basement Ex tra large garage MAKE OFFER' CENTURY 21 Countryside 88 7-2500 MILFORO S MYSTIC HILLS Custom built colonial on 2 5 acres 4 bedrooms 10 ft ceilings mam level master $365 777 CEN TURY 21 Countryside 887-2500

NORTHVILLE CLASSIC COLONIAL IN COMMONS 4 bedroom 2 5 bath large family room with fireplace side entry 2-pius car garage Terrific landscaping on corner lot Just reduced to $199 999 CENTURY 21 Suburban Northville 349-1212 EXCEPTIONAL Newer Andersen windows fur-nace and roof shingles in tis sharp 3 bedroom Northville ranch family room with fireplace 2": baths finished basement 2 car garage Asking $135 900 CENTURY 21 ROW 464 7111 PRICED FOB OUtCK SALE' 2 bedroom ivs bath con temporary home Great room open to sec-ond floor Don t let this one pass y o u by $105 555 CENTURY 21 Suburban Northville 349 1212

REOUCED F r e s h l y painted Ready to move in All appliances stay City Qf Northville A must see $114 999 CENTURY 21 Suburban Northville 349 1212

PRICED TO SELL - Own-ers transferred Stunning 4 bedroom contempo-rary 2 story great room Paiiadian windows 1st floor master suite 3 car garage $379 900. CEN " TURY 21 Suburban. Pfy-moutti 45S-5880 TRADITIONAL BEAUTY 4 bedrooms w den great room garage accommo-. dates 3 wrs tiered deck with gazebo many ex-tras S245 000 CENTURY 21 SuburbarT* Plymouth 455 5880

m-Ai-ii-iA-m BUDGET HOME immedi-ate occupancy on this lovely 2 bedroom home with 2 fu« baths new carpeting basement and garage S54 900 CEN-TURY 21 John Cole Realty inc 937-2300'455-843C

HURRY' Share 3 bedroom Brick Ranch with 1Vi baths, newer picture window newer furnace & hot water heater Closed-m screened patio 2 car garage full basement $67,500 CENTURY 21 Suburban. Plymouth 455 5880

0UIET CHARM 3 bedroom brick ranch in quiet neighborhood fami ly room din ing r o o m newer furnace and roof and 2 car garage for $79 900 CENTURY 21 John Cole Realty inc 937-2300/455 8430

REDFORD S FINEST - Fit for a King and Queen and all their little princes & princesses 3 Bedroom tV> bath Tudor witn nu-merous extras and up-dates $135 000 CENTURY 21 Suburban Northville 349-1212

BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM co -ipnial Tnrtnr fpatunng amenities galore 3 fire places I2 w/gas iogs> 5 bay windows jacuzri plus shower in master oath oak floonng in foyer and den circular staircase i ng round spr ink lers eiectnc dog fence and more1 $278 500 <36CHA) CENTURY 21 East 299 6200

SOUTH LYON FABULOUS COLONIAL 3 bedrooms 2'.; baths with central air 2 5 car ga rage living room family room waterfront and much much more for S185 000 CENTURY 21 Suburban r*onhvliie 349 1212

REDFORD -Ranch with

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open sa turday 12-4 Unique new Cape Cod with studio Large great room French doors off Breakfast room Heated garage and drive Call for direct ions $259 500 CENTURY 21 Countryside 887-2500

b e a u t i f u l 4 Bedroom colonial w/library and nuge family room w/ fireplace and wet Bar Large kitchen ceramic foyer side entrance ga rage $194 900 CENTURY 21 mjl Corporate Trans-feree Service 851 6700

seven b e d r o o m s J oaths Lots of room for the large family Two homes connected w a n enclosed inground pool Two secluded acres of m a t u r e h a r d w o o d s $289 900 CENTURY 21 MJL Corporate Transferee Service 851-6700

c o n o o Tastefully oeco rated w fantastic two story great room 2 bed rooms 2 5 baths Two car attached garage base ment deck large master suite Extras $149 900

security system andlarge CENTURY 7T MJt~Corpcr

LIGHT 1 AIRY 4beOroom family home offering 2 fireplaces attached ga-rage central or take swim puv tennis t much more $136 900 CEN TURY 21 Hartford South mc 464 6400

SHARP TWO-BEDROOM ranch end uni t Condo with direct access garage Fenced 11x30 patio with natural gas gnu accessed from living room and both bedrooms $74 999 CENTURY 21 Suburban Northvme 349 1212

2v> car garage Many updates $49 000 CEN TURY 21 Subu rban Normville 349' 1212

STARTER A must is this snarp 3 oedroom Redford bungalow ivs baths Basement oversize lot 2 car garage good location Asking $69 900 CENTURY 21 Row 464 7111

WESTERN GOLF Beautiful 3 bedroom cotomai wrtn central air iv? baths dining room family room rec room m finished basement One of Red f o r d s f i n e s t f o r $119 900 CENTURY 21 >onn Cole Realty inc 937 2300/455 8430

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mint cond i t i on Original owner has updated this colonial m the last 5 years newer furnace central air roof second floor windows carpeting neutral colors targe premium let $162 900 I15SIG' CENTURY 21 East 299 6200

rate Transferee 851-6700

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WESTLAND BETTER HOMES t CAR d e n s best desenbes trw Beauty backing to woods Hurry this one won t last $87 900 cen tu ry 21 Suburban Plymouth 455 5800

COZY UPDATED RANCH with 3 Bedrooms finished Basement attached ga rage large Backyard with privacy fence many up dates By appomtrpent S79 900 CENTURY 21 Coo* t Associates 326 2600

CREAT INVESTMENT PROPERTY zoned cb 3 General Business m fast growing airport expan sion area i 64 acres Just $60 000 CENTURY 21 Suburban Plymouth 455 5880

TOP Of THE LINE r al maior updates complete 3 bedroom ranch family room fireplace fimsned basement and 7 car at tacheo garage a r for mst $87 900 CENTURY 21 Dynamic Realty inc 728 8000

WHITE LAKE OPPORTUNITY'S KNOCK INC' waterfront' $64 500 Must get mude to ap preoate Many updates Brmg offer Can Beverly Kent c e n t u r y 21 w The Lakes 698 2111

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8ERKiET Charming 1 Daaroom fiom«. '«nch • C«*WII «««rri ypUiM tieou • itcnen c*»i A orpei 1 . car gar ago $71,900 Oo®" Sun

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OPEN SUN i-S 3?4Ci Burning T r * N ol Long Lake * Ol L V W tJSS W0 F.DUKIUS houw JKI1J1 0V» 310C »q 11 Ca» s«l lyftynn Raipy ManuW 647-7100

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B»mmgha«T> cHarm CK-r. now pun I -ur. 3 6»>room» upaaiac »-icrw-talmiahaO nufmooOt »paciou», maslar baflroom. oaiemani i t 15 90G 1731 Manon N 0« 14 mm E of •Hooomma

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M9-6900 BtOOMFIELC MILLS 0 « n Sir 1S-5 B«^i« * »«> Hard i«0C M h 1 BWlroomk ? t»lr.» rmm «ileh r- -oo' ana <wr*h, ioom Myngmi «ooder- «oor« «ig« | caaar <3»ck Trwi'.aWl »*m Omrmr <% Qrokm $133 900 333^14 Si 8-OOVIELD IO'IVNSHIP wm owl rancr on Daautilw mooOmO ia»ir» | lot Spactacuiar — como«»r> •» Son* '990 4 6ad»oom» J'» bam« 2 cuMom uncrmn 2900xth Bk>om«4Wl vlwi Mual taa lo aopreoaw Oear Sat » Sun 1«J*I. $274 OOC 433-1934 644-

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1030 JOANNE O IN Of Lona Pine. € of T«»ag»apnt I oval r maintained 3 tia«room tmck Rand on 'arja c«aut>N«y ianoacapeO loi <n prune v— Up-dalaO kitchen 6 care 3 car attached naaiec garage Circular dme. IK baaamani MuU tie aaen'$279 000

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EN&LANO REAL ESTATE 474-4530

301 O p e n H o u s e * NOV Open Sal 4 Bedroom 1 oaf colonial Many extras 40440 Oak Tree. S of 10 Mae, A o» Hap-garty $149,900 47S-6S34

NOVi wth Non«in»a Schooia 4 oedroom 2H Batti colonial, large lot aunroom. many custom 'ea lures move-in condition Open Sun I-S $169 900 Lexington. Green Sue Broker* natomi 346-6342

ROYAL OAK N OPEN SUN 1-5 k Ol 13 Mue E of Green Bold 3S?0 Parkway 3 Bedroom ranch. t ' i bath* nraptaca naramooe noon riraahed baaameni 2 car garage $120,000 54»-1396

LIVONIA OPEN HOUSES OPEN SUN I-4 PM

7122 W fRUMINCT NEW ON THE MARKET 6 SPOT-LESS Retinrshed hardwod noon extended kitchen m dtshaasner. im-ishsd oaaamani 2 cai garage. u*>-dated thru-out * u« Middieoan N OT Warren $79 900

OPEN SUN ' 4PM 17483 PARK LAKE

MOTHER WOVLO LOVE A NEW MOUSE' AO me leaiures rou are looking lor m N W Lrvoraa al an al-lurOaue pnoe 3 oedroom One* ranch. r< oetha 2 cer attached ge-rage tarnrly room eith -flrapiaqe. •MC ravna lot $122 900 Denmar Estates N ol 6 Mae E of levan

OPEN HOUSE SUN.. MAY 10. 1-5 8625 5 Mile Road Salem Township

(Approximately •» m«e Easi of Cum* Roed I

See ttvs cu*iom OuHt onca J bed-room nome Feature* 3 ceramic bains avmg room «rth magmflcant I>rapiace and »euHed ceamga. 2nd hraoiace on kyaer level Oaa or ce-•amic loon throughout 3 car at-tached garage pkjs additional ouf tiuMdmg Dec»s on 2 levels oflermg s beautiful ot 4 5 acre* *«h a 1 acre pond $329 000

Hood Real Estate 455-3949

301 Open House* 301 Open Houte* 301 Open How*e* NOV( OPEN SIX 1-4

KARO TO eiNO RANCH CONOO Oww trana»ar»ed must ma ihrs 1990 tree staraSng bnca ranch home- 2 Bedroom 2 bath anoars oaautauVy »«h cathedral c sikngs

attached ga-rage. » g d Hack becks to «ood* Smgle tamay privacy e'eondo con-•enaanca Jusl $183 900 24565 Edgewood N ol 10 6 E on Bees BED CARPET REM 655-9100

ROYAL OAK OPEN SAT 2-4 $15 W Fourth. E of Woodward S Ol 11 Burft m 1910 this *o*d «T town c<ao~al •* a MUST SEE »o» older home fans 10 * 9 entry foyer men chandetier sno beautiful r«An-ahed ongmai wood trim and siax-caae Huge lormal dmng room AS nam kitcnen * » • . » 3rd "oor 0«-leri renovators a chaaange1

ERA HOME WARRANTY $ '00.900 549-7400

301 Open House* . SOUTH LYON I' TROY SuN OPEN HOUSES

Pine Creek Ridge open sat MA-r5 -.2-ipm a * »-*'y A Commurvty or Nature Eiegfcc- ' >• ! ELM PLACE .Souir ot lOMaa 6 ! JL«T LIS*ED igOC sq^h 4-5 bed^

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PLYMOL/TH' OPEN SUN 1-4 Juai two year* o« The cuaiom burn two story Blends QuaHty with kaun-ous agpomtmants On a guer court M revered WOODH.ORE NORTH 4 Bedrooms. 3'a Osth* lormal ammg room dramalK kjyei with oper iraircaaa eMnd colter kitcnen a study tamay room and a rmahec waHom

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573' Northfield Parkw*. Ouwi Cui-oe-tac 'ocaton moornane Cnarma . . townnouae w«h 2 large Bedrooms.

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OPENSUN i -4PM ' EXCELLENT LOCATION - 3 oeo-"

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Pr<ed *: sea- $63,900 ca».l karen

REAL ESTATE ONE 6 4 4 - 4 7 0 0 334-0632

South Lyon OPEN SAT 10-1 Sur. l-a •

Bunder s close-out sale immediai* occupancy 2400 sq n 4 Dedioom coiomel 2 t baths win beaemeri and oarage Quaaty conatruclion $212,000 - $239 oeo Caa REBECCA WILLIAMSON 624-30IS

Prudential Niebauer Realty independently Owned 6 Operated

tROY COLONIAL 4433 Oaytord Open Sun 2-S 4 bedrooms. 2'-» bath*, dan. lanaiy room r»g Beauti-

-'age Over 3 000 sq It ear-aoao

adding an sq n $435 000

ROBERT BAKE Realtors 453-8200

W BLOOAIFIELO ^AKEf RON' Open Sat 12-5 6986 Colony

Al Sports MxfcM Stiarts l s i To-isfly updated 4 bedrooms 3 bath* Vscnace 2' i cer garage 2 decaa pmet* doc* Can Randy. Century 21 Cunan * johnaon 274-7 IOC.

W B^OOMflELO Sal -Sun '-5 upper Straits Lake acceaa comas • « a recently updated 3 bedroom v» bath ranch w weaiout baaamam on comer lot w mature pine* Al--.acnad 2 car garao* 6 dec* e b«* m lacuaxi $114.900 3a3-0'69

W BLOOMf'ELO OPEN SUN 2 5 EXECUTIVE CAclBER - An absokjte' • noca out1 2-i baths fame, room pius study overlooking 2 siory break'ast nook Neutral decc a«t« dramatic cu*tom mirrors anc »•-tures nrouahou! Caa tor dataw $169 500 4073 Foxpcante S of Lone P-ne 6 W o« Orchard Lj REDCAOPE* KS M 655-9100

•rtg anc iaata- Fanced y»(2 . mth poa. pat-o and gas gr.' f i l S 900 4400 P^ee. N of Wai'ies E oi Rocneflar Rd

OPEN SON 3-5PV .ANC. CONTRACT or FMA smpW asntnor . Beautitu 4 bedroom suad Oper Boor plan, neutral de-cor Privacy deck w't M $12' 900 3751 »

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IOI $225 000 3aK>MJtor OpenSal '-5

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413-354* BEVERLY HILLS COLONIAL

4 bedrooms ?»» baths new x.icner. •urnece hot wetat 6 ar condition-ing. updates' «fcda bamroomt Boormg. .tiucn more Mu*" see-$212900

. BEVERLY MILLS • I wit. * bafta rama,' mom. T«raa- -

am. 2> car garage $245000 seb-ewc

BEVERLY HltLS &v Oianar 3 bed-room ranch • 'i batha Heated *>or<-da Roon- »mng aree flrapiace. <jp-

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the pruoential great lakes realtr

689 6900

-302 Birmingham Bloomfield

seves4-- H - L L S - r * W lishng aedroom bnca raecn ««w bssa meni Newer Hitcher $126 900

c*u roseanne cl&men • .no 6*6 6000

t h e PRUOCNTlAi. 3««at lakes realty 6424*16

dec. wKte it* Mo.a r cnodthem $1*2 90C- 642 2237

B S m m S > v * » o '*nc» —«• weached "per* r«rw bathroom dec* and

$13: 900 J-JLIE HE»M.*N

644-e-.i: MA* BROOCK NC . REAL "OPS

O P E N SUNDAY 1-4 5630 Round Hill

IS oiOuarior. w o»ian*e<i Open Bo9 omt. 4.5 bedrooms i a batna •*< room spa. decs »oom Naxl ~»s Schools $349 126

•m-wigham O P E N SUNOAY 1-4

171 E Lincoln • im or . n u n w d woodward, Reno.a-.ad «i-town »udor 3 bed rooms Jecs new •«hen oaths Cower dunWS $I5«60C

I M M O P E N SUNDAY 1-4

11035 Arden 13 o» Plymouth W C Mer'imani

updated 3 oedroom bungalow *i Roaedaia Gardens Central a» »ar dwood aoors $115 000

642-2400

C0LDWELL BANKER

R E A L T O R S INC 591-9200

trtrorve OPEN SUN 2-5PM

14143 t dgewood 3 Bedroom Ts aurta dwmg room temey room with 'replace a» c<~maa patio near, shaded r«d $144 900 42i-i?»6

NORTHVILLE 2 Badrooma 2 balhe. I r acvaca 2"car garage M baae-

ment Nautra. decor dee*, sua on poo. $147 500 346-l«S3 Open Sun 12-5 , »OrtINGHAM FOREST RANCH Open Sat 2 4 3»43 Rol»nhOod . O 1 bedrooms aarv 2's bath* !

T H E P O I N T E O F L I V I N G O N T H E B A Y

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the fresh scent o/prue carried an the bay breeze, the Lift tight of the day's sun painting the sky

Youn to enjoy at Deepwater Pointe

Schweitzer Real Estate -

;no neeied Sonde room giaaeed A ^.aen porch Om—tM «it - back* lo wood* 2 car attached garage .ncnan tveestaat roam. M Baee -nwr.1 $2Q3 000 o*er 332 '66'

NOV! COLO*HAt Open Sal 1-4

53625 Creak between Ha«-jarr, * Meadortroos 3 Bedroom i s bath ( i M B t e

BRUCE ROY REAL nr. HKC 149-6700

BY OWNER 1ST $279,000 TAKES OPtN SLJN

OPEN SAT 12 TO 4PM 4540 laKwey *«>ge^w Btoom^a

D' ~ OPtN SuN ' 5PM Conaemposery 4 bedroom 2" * * .

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EXCLUSIVE HURON BAY Bwomflald HUH •cftooM 4 making New construction nnm*<fcale po*

nn Tha 5 bedroom uaMlonal. m*i completed offers o w 8&00 sq ft. of living area win a bMha. com

y finished w*A-out DMMf? - . «Mth awl bar. bAarOs room » an in-law suta $1,500.000 00 Can Ray tor a private showing

1-6CO-RAY-A-FOX 6 2 6 - 8 7 0 0

C r a n b r o o k Aieoc Inc Realtor*

FRANKLIN Reduced' Lovely FraaMBt ranch, Un-laded basement beeutitui lot over-looking creek '989-80 rool. tumepe 6 morel Ju*J $1^4 900'

ANN FENNER SPIEGEL S40-&S25 . 737-2476

MAX BROQCk INC REALTORS

FRANKLIN-3 bedroom nou*e on Large >01 with attached gaag* By Owner No *g*ot* Can tor ap-pomimant al. 851-4261

N O T T I N G H A M F O R E S T O P E N S U N D A Y 2 - 5

3 1 9 4 5 C r o s s B o w C t . <S of 14 & W of L a h s e r )

Wonderful center entrance colonial

«nio the subdivision Updated knch-

Compliments of The B i r m i n g h a m - B I o o m f i e l d

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Sob Zero suites on entry and UDPW level Over 3 000 son Huge foyer with m v M Itooas curved Maira 1312 000 8-00 ioe

HANNETT, INC R E A L T O R S

6 4 6 - 6 2 0 0

Open Sun. 2-4 Deerfield Village

Subdivision 5 4 2 2 C t a r l d g e .

W B l o o m f i e l d T w p . 3 oedroom. 2 0etr> brick ranch, bum m epproa <967 Feaiuraa avctuOe paneled femay room with netura fkeplece Kitchen with buA-m eppk •nee* and Urge aaling area 1al floor laundry facaoae. Full Daae rnani naa '•> batti Gea forced air neal with central air and numNHMar Too car attached gaag* and muth more

Ottered at $ 168.000

COMERICABANK T R U S T R E A L E S T A T E

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A L L F A R M I N G T O N M I L L S OUTSTANDING TW-lEVELI Com-pleter, jpdatad. tvrepiaca. J ear al-

garage greet location.

UPPER STRAITS LAKE great op-portunity on canal view of lake t bedroom pMngaiow iota of room to aipand, W Bloomtielo school* S M I Park $149 000

FAMILY RANCH - newer 3 bed-room* 2 bam* large, greet room, basement. attached gerega deck w'oaiebo i 736 Nenben Ci $106 000

FREE Weekly lot ot properties FOR SALE -Can Owner .win prlc-e». deacr >ptions addresses pnone number*, etc

MELP-U-SELL ol Commerce/ A Bloomfield 360-6660

O L D B I R M I N G H A M 4 bedroom 1"* Bam emmmum vdea colonial near Ouarton Lake Uvfng room with fireplace oen dining Dom. 2 car garage $219.900

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4 Goode Listing '• A Good Buy' 141 i n Woodward 647- 189a

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BEVERLY MILLS - 1978 Color** i ' bedrooms 2H Baths, family room 2'V car anached garage Open Sun 1 5om S 165.000 644-5139

8>RMIN6rtAM Nsw listing a> Birmingham Little San Fiandaco Area Very sharp re-novated son Contemporary interior yet a« the charm ot stained wood-work narBwood noor* beveled glass Many recant upgrades nckid-mg"2 cer garage 6 lacuzzl bath Musi Be seen'$22» »00

MARClAM&$EL RE 'MAX EXECUTIVE

737 6800 SJ3-2566

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BIRMINGHAM - PEMB«OOK S LIB ranch updated k richer, a bath. Im ished Basemen! rireplece. contam-porary $129 000 E ves 6S«-3391

B I R M I N G H A M O W N E R W A N T S A D E A L

$ 9 1 , 9 0 0 Bnck and oedar 2 bedroom ranch m great tam.lv area with trea lined streets otlars I amity room fireplace Birmingnem achoots attached ge-• «oe and kttchan appl-ances are in-cluded A great deal Move right ml

Call B51-9770

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W A N T E D 2 Nice Families for 2 Nice Homes

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B I R M I N G H A M

P O P P L E T O N P A R K Restored 3 bedroom colonial offers new xhrte rormica kitchen, new heating and a* condrtionimg new appaences neutral carpet, ano ga-rage Outstanding value super loce-t(on - i i 7 9 900 Caa 851-9770

E R A R Y M A L S Y M E S

B E V E R L Y R A N C H CN»e to Birmingham and shopp-ng Ready 10 move into Wen mam tamed with open Boor plan, cory Flovida room Great lor starter empty nest* or unglea TVet bed-rooms. T'e Baths New listing SI36.000 B-01630

HANNETT. INC. R E A L T O R S

6 4 6 - 6 2 0 0

B I R M I N G H A M - I N T O W N -

Slrtkmg 2 ' i year old home By David Jensen Private courtyard entrance two story foyer wrtti sunBurst win-dows Specious open Boor des^n white kitchen with Conan counters

OPEN SUN 1-5 353 FAIRFAX. BIRMINGHAM

N or Meple. W o» Soulhtield Rd \ 4 Bedroom eolorxat m Ouarton Lake ! Estates with 2Vt baths Walk to 10uarton Elementary School New

.itchen with lop of me kne appli-, ances targe breakfasf area FeiMly

•oom with cath'edral ceilings Oocirwml* 4 skyligriti tormal dmirig

, room tireplace m liwng room hard : woodhoors 1369 000 626-8700

OPE H SUN t-5 tS64€ DEVONSHIRE

BEVERLY MILLS N ol Beverty W of SouthfaMd Rd

I Spacious Colonial m West Beverly on targe corner lot 4 becfooms 2

t full 2 halt baths This home has character & charm with too many

! updated to mat Don t dewy' Living I -oom. oning room, large Miction ; $269 000 CaS626-37CX>

TOM NOLAN CRANBROOK ASSOC INC

POPPLETON PARC 3 SWy B*"Ck | English Tudor 3 bedrooms. • ' * -! Ciattli. .ti'epiece jcreened-ln porch

$204 000 A3-1421

P R I C E D R E D U C E D ! Oefcghtui updated 5 bedroom e»ec

Utive colontal In prime BioomhelC Hills area First floor master. cherry kitchen cabinets 'amity room gar de" room Breathtaking new and GiltMrl Lake privileges $630 000 -

LINDA HARRISON 540-9358 RAi_PH MANUEL 647-7100

WING LAKE RANCH Completely remodeled 4200 s<t ft 3

; bedroom walkout ranch gourmet kilchen 23*25 1am»y room 130 laketrom $625 000

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| A NEW 3 bedroom. 2 . Bath. 2 car i attached garage W. fBoomlekd

scnooa lake privileges on 2 lakes Still time to select colors $119 .500

681-4440

ABSOLUTELY LOVELY - colonial m desireaBM Hunt Club Sub. localed wrtmn walking distance ol a new ele-mentary school also near shopping 4 freeways This is a traditional home with 4 Bedrooms 2"A baths library formal dirwig room French doors lo deck large family room with iweplaca 2 car HOm entry ga-rage $239 900 25454 Bridlepath Call tor detail*

ASK FOR SHARON KERR THE PRUDENTIAL

GREAT LAKES REALTY 626-9100

AFFORDABLE QUALITY

'ARM-NGTON MILLS

PRICE SLASHED! Lowest price m Sub' Beautifully dec-orated with lots of updates Sellers say BRING US AN OFFER' Don I muss the best buy around! ONLY $99 900

MEAOOWBBOOK M1U.SI Hard 10 fmd Rancn set on gorgeous wooded lot Spacious room*, neww carpet central air. outstanding Greet Room wth tiraptace Call see 5 believe' ONLY $154 900

' SUPER BUY-Great location corrfes with tres super sharp 4 Bedroom 2"1 Beth Colonial on beautiful park-Ilka settme Fan-tastic deck, central ak. sprinklers & MORE' Can today- ONLY $164 900

JUST LISTED!* Beautitui custom Bench nwstiod m your owe private paradise' Free-flowing floor plan neutral tones

custom master bedroom retreat 4 so much more' Hurry- ONLY $174 900

C e n t u r y 2 1 T o d a y • 8 5 5 - 2 0 0 0

1988 1989 '990 1991 CENTURION Award Wnnnmg-Ofice

F a r m i n g t o n

F a r m i n g l o r H i l l a

FHA Reduced 1

CONTEMPORARY BRICK RANCH Open floor 0<en Hmsned Baaamant. inground pool 4 centra air

HEPPARO » AISOC 855-8570

C O N T E M P O R A R Y R A N C H Super sharp w/3 bedrooma. lerge greet room w/cuttem fvepiace 2'o batns 1st Boo. leurvdry 2 car attached garage 4 much more $119,900

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CENTURY 21 C O L E R E A L T O R S

9 3 7 - 2 3 0 0 4 5 5 - 6 4 3 0

B E A U T I F U L S E T T I N G Fiowihc Boor plan with hardwood floors I nremaoe. fir-shed baaamant with wet bar Large lot wttn trua trees S greet "or gerOenmg WaAing distance to elementary school lm-mwdiaie occupancy S'22 900

A s k for A L T H O M A S '

473-6200 R E / M A X F O R E M O S T . I N C .

B> OWNER 3 Beoroom brick ranch. 2100 sqn 3 Bath. M l Base-ment 3 i car gaiage central a*, on •A acre $179,000 477-4337

CAPE COO - 2-3 Bedroom •* acre wooded lot Living room, famfly room large kitchen Close to »-ways Low ta.es $90 000 855-3505

CHATHAM MILLS • 3 Bedroom 3 bath 2800 SQ ft ranch Premium cqmmona lor e'«npresalve walk-out lower level Too many amenities to ksl $179900

For appointment. 477-1517

CONTEMPORARY RANCH • 3 Bed-room 2 -> Bath study carpeted Basement pod. hoi tub alarm. SO'-nkleri $219 900 661-2625

A FARMINGTON GEM Spacous Brck Quad on a peecehu Cul-de-sac features 3 bedrooms. 1 fu> and 2 halt baths central air dec* and more' Caa today Before

WELCOME HOME' Picturesque updated Bnck m desir-able Aita Lome Sub Featuring spa-cious family room wood burning stove fireplace we" landscaped KM, central ae and 2 car attached ga--agr- S'4i 900

INDEPENDENCE COMMONS Large home on Commons artords

1 prestigious »ving along with 4 bed -ooms. 2 i bathe finished basement

iand many iu«urious entras includ-ing access to recreational facilities 1® children $204,900 Open Sunday 2-5

SOUTHFIELD COUNTRY LIVING

In the oty at it s fmesf Outstanding Contemporary brick Ranch with walkout ower level on gorgeous ra-vine lot Great Room tit Baths ei--ac"»ed garage fireplace. Florida Riom Mj i t »ee Great price and

• location $74,000

•CENTURY 21 HARTfORD 478-6000

FARMINGTON BEL AIRE SUB 3 Bedroom 2 bam brick ranch nice neighborhood Fimshed base-ment appliance* a>tra* Ottering buyer incentive immediate occu-pancy 8 , Miner, $93 500 476-8365

FARMINGTON HILLS Bnck ranch 3 Bedroom* t'y Baths riruaned basement w«h fireplace- 2 car at--rage $105,000 For appt 476-4308

BY OWMER - 3 Bedrooms, large oak kitchen, open floor (Man large lot Close to « ways S shopping $92 000 474-3949 W

BY OWNER charming 3 Bedroom brick ranch «r- Beautitul Bel Aire suB Retinishect hardwood Hoots throughout Clean freshly dacorat

school distnct $99 500

'AOMINGTON MILLS NEW CONSTRUCTION

3 Bedroom Ranch -$«3 900 Open Sat 4 Sun 1-5

Large kitchen. <u« basement, eco-nomical hoi wate< heat vmyl SKkng heaviry insulated 6 outs«le walla practical 1st hoor laundry 27713 Shiawassee. 1 blk S of 9 mi E Middtebatt

WELCH CONSTRUCTION CO 313-684-5336

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FARMINGTON - by owner. Chemung 2 alary. 3 Bedroom 2 bath, dining room, fireplace, new carpeiing 4 rocI. One* peho, 2 car gara>a. on nearly 1 acre m guwt subdnnwon 8137,900 173-5523

^ FARMINGTON MILLS NATURE LOVER'S

W OEUGHT 1M4 Cape Cod on nearly 1 acre ol wood*, stream. wHdMa. ym* with cnarm 6 convenience ol Spring

bdtvtann 4 specious bed 2 baths, bay window.

car attached garga. fun Baaamant By original owner Don't ansa this at only $162,900 474-3589

Farmington HWa Reduced. Must see Beautitul 3 Bedroom 1M bath, ranch with finished baaement, $76,000 M" Realty 352A556

FARMINGTON HILLS 4 Bedroom 2Mi bath back* lo pond 6 park area Great family hood Ooae 10 snoppmo 4 Owner transferring _$lS4,900

MIKE OR GAIL BAILEY RE/MAX EXCUTIVE

737-6800 OR 661-6721

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F a r m i n g t o n H i H a

HUNT CLUB s u e - Tredmonal 2 400 eq.ft CoMMat 4 bedroome. 2H b e n ^ J M n ^ d l n y ^ t J a i i i ^

rwulr i decor spotiaee Baca Commons Brand n e w - i l l Ida mentary school 8247.900 Open Sun 12-5 474-2025

L I T T L E B I T O C O U N T R Y • ranch. 31

BuM 1966 sharp squeaky clean Lot 300 It deep Oamar rskxsmo Has priced the home lo aaa fast $88 900 CALL GRACE MWTON 522-8040 R£ MAX WEST 421-57B9

MlOOLEBELT a 12 M M Marvelous inveetment opportunity 3 Bedroom 1 Beth Colonial with aunraom. newt, remodeled k richer 2nd Boor Beth s IS< Itoor laundry also have new ceramic Me Detached 1 car garage •4 Acre freed lot on private road $69,900 with 2 0 * down. Land Con-tract lerme available 313-227-2261

N E W C U S T O M H O M E S 2 story homaa with 3 bedroom. 2 '1 Beth fun Baaement. attached ga-rage. on wooded lots from (12S.000 Farmington Schoola Ma* acre lots available Ruth Street. 1 bloc* W of Orchard Lake. S 0 « 9 M M

O p t i m u m D e v e l o p m e n t 4 7 3 - f l 1 0 8 '

F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S Magnificent 4 bedroom tradmonel colonial backing lo common* Gor-geous professional landscaping crown moldmga, large pane win-dow* finished lower level. 2 5 car side entry garage 100% gorgeous at $247 900

WHY U.S.A. ALL AMERICAN PROPERTIES

476-1600

NEW LISTING Recently updated ranch oiler*- 3 bedroome 2 Bathe heeled Florida room on large lot m pre*hg>ous Indian Brook sub $»9 900 A s k l o r I N D I R A 477-1111 or 476-3473

REAL ESTATE ONE

FARMINGTON MILLS NEWER COLONIAL Farmington Mats School* 4 Bedroom* 2's Baths ferrety room w.'firepiaoe Kitchen w/esland countei <st floor laundry Bnck patio Pond and Bike path* $173 900

CONTEMPORARY on Cul-Oa-sac Ceranx entry. 3 Bedroom*. 2V> baths formal Ommg room, cathedral celling m Hying room Fem»y room wfireplace, aa. finished basement deck and mora. $ 194.900

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O N E A C R E Traea 6 privacy highlight this 3 bed-, room 1H Bath home tfiel s hed much Updating Flrsi Boor master, tarmty room. 2 cer garage walk 10 Lennhlre Elementary Laid Con-tract assumption $54 900

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473-6200 R E / M A X F O R E M O S T . I N C .

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S P A R K L I N G H O M E Beautiful updated maanenence free 4 bedroom. 2 M l be«na 2.000 sq n ranch Duet on aSaiosI an acre of ui

Bedroom has huge we»-in First Hoor laundry Lar^a

deck 2 car garage, fenced yerd OMy $137,900.

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AVIATION AFICIONADOS Located dwectiy on the runway 3 Bedroom qued level, over 1600 *q ft. 1H baths Attractive dec* 4 F«x Ida room FemHy room artth flre-

your backyard Brighton Schoola $184,900 MARJ PICKETT RE/MAX BRIGHTON 22B-MOO

BRIGHTON - New Rahchea t Colo-nMSs on acre parcels 6 manutee North of f*6 4 Kenemgton e»1 Hen-land School* $160,000* ASMER HOMES IMC 227-4525

BRIGHTON S BEST BUY' Priced beww market/dlstreaaed saner 3 bedroom Bnck ranch neer downtown Bnghton 4 Freewaya Move m condition. $59,900 Ask lor The Gold Team 525-9600 C e n t u r y 2 1 H a r t f o r d N o r t h

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A 12 M I L E / B E L L R D A Twyckmgham Sub Move^n W condition 3300 aq ft of ku

ory trvmg 4 bedroom brick colonial 2 M l - 2 haH be the tamay room/ hrapleoe. kbrary •*! floor laundry updated kitchen central aa forma dirung room garage notadnveby

MCGLAUN 559-0990

BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS N southheld. by Ownw Mint com*, lion. Ore* -ranch. 2 Bedroom. 2 bath sma» HBrary Hntshad Baae ment garage wrth door open* nmm kitchen wrth eating space, lovely

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BEACH FOREST A true meslerpwo* ol construction If Troy. Brand new Stunrang rtaiair aucutna as bnck 4 i » 0 aq R. CUK>-naa Two elory loyw Senaabonal

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2, per* 1.400 sq ft 4 bearoom library. 2 M l betna $97,500 I oew lOPHi^ Cat Tarry et

737-9000 Or 544-3104 COLDWELL BANKER

A R B O A T l f £ « £ » U R O H (New «elmy $>04 900 M * > Bad

rage i v , baths on g Ultrtan f<lnWn args.

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BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS al $tt9.900-7 Terrific value ir. this 3-4 t>edioom Cranprooa v-itage con-temporary with /auisi $ti«.aeo o i NOR

MAX BROOCK 626-400C

$475,000 CaM t o d a y tor a p p o i n t m e n t

B u i l d e r a n x i o u s Lot 's m a k e a n o f fe r !

For D i r e c t i o n s Ca l l :

Roxanne Walsh P a g e r 4 0 6 - 6 9 7 6

Jim DePorre P a g e r 4 0 6 - 9 1 9 3

R E / M A X In t h e H I L L S 646-5000

BRIGHTON SCHOOLS-4 bedroom Cotomet. % men nice aubdtvieion lot. new paint 4 cerpet. anacned ga-rage. $123,500 313-381-6691

L A N D C O N T R A C T REDUCED TO $52 900

. 4416 W 9 Mile - 0riv4 By 2 Bedroom* Updated kitchen J40 11 wooded M . 2 car garage 4 Bam

Can CAROLE HE/MAX EXECUTIVE 737-6400

OPEN SAT 1-4 FARMtNGTON HILLS

Contemporary Beeuty spacious 3 Bedroom. 2'v Beth large country kitchen and more 2700 r sq n al 30015 Pine Cone Orive Country Ridge Estates $244 900 Call Margie )We«s. Real Estate One 346*6430 347-1525

B R I G H T O N T R E E D L O T 3 Bedroom Bnca home m great area with newer kitchen, race sue lot 4 lake privileges $76,500

D A R L E E N S M I T H

RE/MAX 100 Inc. 3 4 8 - 3 0 0 0

LATHRUP VILLAGE '•istonc 4 bedroom Engasr Tudor Recently remodweB mciudmg kitch-en Bath and Andersen wv-iOows thru-out Rustic famify room with wood stove $134 900 626-3000

FARMINGTON Unique 2400 sq h B'-Levei Must see layout 4 bed-rooms loww is in-law auitaroftice 2 betns 2 fireplace* 3 car raised deck, new decor Open Set 1-4 $154,900 477-6830

O U T S T A N D I N G V A L U E m the bast $100,000 neighborhood in the Farmaigton area 3 bad-rooms. 2'+ bath*, finished baae- I ment $101 900 Ask tor

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FARMINGTON 3 bedrooms 2 baths 2 > car garage update* m-*ide 4 out Open Sat 4 Sun 1-5 or byappt $125,500 476-7974

FIRST TIME OFFERED 4 bedroom. 3 bath Colonial Newer kitchen with Jwnrv-A* a micro hardwood floors ThrQwghgWLJ3MB4 •shed basement wttb wine caaar Too many update* to ksl $182 900 Buyers only Agent Owner 477-5316

GREEN CASTLE SUB , 12 Mae be-tween Middlebelt 4 inkstar 4 Bed-room. 2' i baths Brick aluminum ranch fireplace large country kitch-en mother -m-law quarter* at-tached garage Immeculale Many eitras Must see' $134 000 immedi ale occupancy 477-3055

FARMINGTON MILLS. 8 Mae/Farm-ogton Rd Newfy remodeled 2 bed-room home with appliances country setting near schools, antra large treed lot immediate occupancy Open nouse Sat 8 Sun 2-5 . 21286 Whiuocn $7t 500 474-0140

MECHANIC S DREAM 3 Bedroom starter home Baaement. 10 i '6 porch 8 * 16 rear deck fenced yard huge 31 X 31 garage immediate occupancy 474-6722

NEWER HOME privacy 3 Bedroom ranch. 2 baths, lull basement 2'» car attached garage Alt draperies included $127 900 476-2126

ROLLING OAKS immediate occupancy 2 ' i Beth colonial Flowing floor plan Many updates price reduced $179,900 Open Sat -Sun. 1-5PM 31091 Hunters Whip 661-4340

S P A C I O U S S P L I T Quick occupancy on this wonderful brick home Large bedrooms. 2 baths family room with fireplace 4 wet bar Healed detached srfle entry oarage for mechanic or hobbyist V a n v recent m p r o t e m S n l i " $94 900

M A R L E N E K L l M E C K I 4 7 3 - 6 2 0 0 4 7 7 - 8 5 5 7

AlPOATEO 3 Bedroom, f t baih Colonial Finished easement. $155 900 Re-Mar 553-3652

WIDE TREED RAVINE 4 bedroom Colonial with finished walkout 3 car garage $134,900 Re/Ma* 553-3652

WHY RENT" MKKflebeit 4 12 Mils Ares Charming 2 Bedroom newfy remodeled bungalow 1 Car da teched garage, nearly 1 acre lot on private roed Priced at $59,900 wrtb 20% down. Land Contract term*

313-227-2261

wee designee floor plan. 3 bed-room*. 2'1 baths 1*1 Hoor laundry, mast* bath ha* bubble tub 4 show-er. country krtchen w/laland 4 welk-in pantry, gas fireplace In living

JUST LISTED' Quality buW 1600 • sq ft ranch on 5 acre mmop setting 3 bedrooms I K Baths, formal din-ing M l walk-out lower level. 1*1 floor laundry, specious Irving room w/f replace a eesy access to US-23 a M-59 $137,900 Martlend

ENGLAND REAL ESTATE 474-4530

NEW ON THE MARKET Great stenw home lot* of room to add on to poes>B»e 3 or 4 bed-rooms stows wen Lot 120« 136. for personal showing can-

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Basement $128 500 MELP-U-SELL ol Bmnmgnenv B>oomh*ta 335-0050

SPACIOUS central —i private ysro condition Open Set I I Spring Arbcr 559-2!

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DESIGNER CONTEMPORARY 3 Beoroom 4 bath 2 great rooms Southern wextow waa cathedral ce»ngs walkout deck patio 4 much mora Not a dneby Broker 652-0911

HUNTINGTON WOOOB - By Owner

3 bedroom. 2 Beth bnck cape Cod New ceramic "richer $

fe. hardwood

tiled aunroom deck vv-gnx*id pool Sprtnatars. 2 cer garage, mm krv

$139 900 By ap-SeB-2447

QUALITY BOILT hams 3 bed-

roome. ii greet master Bedroom). 2 baths, fsmay room, dmng room, fin-ished room m beeement ipoesitiie 4th oedroom or of*eel Newer M -nace and roof 2 car garage $139,900 WEIR MANUEL SNYDER 4 RAMKE

609-7300

WONDERFUL COLONIAL - In move-nt! ion 3 Bedroome. formel room senary:stutJy Central

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ABSOLUTELY IMMACULATE ary 4 apar 2200 aq ft.

Central an. custom oaa K ra ry eafct-

$174.1 ORCNSAT 1-6 .

31217 MAYVtLLE DA Or lor eppomtment 422-0647

A C T N O W $107,900

North Uvorae Brand new 3 bnck Cokonul tame, room, a Place, country kitchen, aneched

OLD ROSEDALE updating m tree neww ran lement. 2"e cer gw^ege^wo

kitchen laniodaled. new rool Hot lub/prtvacy lance deck 2 car garga 1 Year Home Warranty Roy-el Oak $84 900 CO-11

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•atmg S ot Plymouth E ol .ion 3 bedroome. M l base-

man! 4 garage

LARGE LOT 3 bedroom ranch with eneched ge-

COMMEACE - 3 treed lot. yr o»a oek hoor*. ftre-piace country kitchen. Jen nee. a* rleutrai decor $145,900 348-6315

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A N I C E R H O M E F O R

T H E M O N E Y The home is beautifully mamtaeied The yard a prctaaaionaky cared tor n naa everything you ve been look-ing tor. 1st floor laundry central air . sprnkl*r* brushed Basement t*ce Ba'hs -sa-oui colonial. J tar ga family neighborhood The price is | raoa, $359,500 MI43 $144600,foxi I T H E M I C H I G A N G R O U P

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NEW CONSTRUCTION

bnck rancn with cathedral ceamgs Brick woodbummg fireplace Form* dimng room Two tut baths 1*1 floor laundry Cerarmc. vinyl carpel cnoicas $154,900 WEfR MANUEL SNYDER 4 RANKE

' 669-7300

LAKE AREA. BeautIM 3 bedroom f i bath* Baaement garage Must *ee- $93,500 Caa* EttxaBeth area Lake pr.rtepes 661-710*

decs o.anooaa gorgeou* 100 i premium lot Aakmg $7» 900

C E N T U R Y 2 1 E L I T E 5 2 2 - 7 6 2 6

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BaauiiM '* acre setting surrounds this charming - - -

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BEAUTIFUL 1 bedroom

eesT k s f t s e c R c r m TOWN Pnvase Rd Cuetom ranch. 3 bet

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ub Sienna dub Aalung $sM.900

One Wa 522

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wan Weened 2 car garage Fmeiied

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JOB TRANSFER Oraanc Reduction $220 XX) lor s beauMui ' 9 m Cape Cod comempo-rary The cuetom bUR 27D0 aa R. •>ome haa many l « i attnbutaa Hurry ma one won't last SCMMCO 261-4810

2'e Car Oarage O F F E R E D 8 Y :

A s h l e y C o n s t r u c t i o n

427-3295 BY OWNER

Cmilewipoian bnck ranch. 3 bed-rooms. 2 Bath* vaulted cefmg $159,600 Alter 6pm. 464-7468

BYOWNEI 3H Beth Southern white pa i r ed Co-

NOTHING FINER

a . 6 ? ? beoroom feetunng 2 M bath*, keenly oeco-

reted family room with tua wa* Are-place huge master aurts with M beth 4 attached 2 cer oarage Juet waiting lor you $132,900

IMPRESS YOUR FRlENOe $97 90C with tree ahjrmmg Cownal on beau-s* t97t tilui wooded lot In Buiton Hoaow

Woods Sub otters 4 bedrooms. 2'*

LOOtf LAKE FIRST New ottering with lake

qued l e w Family room, updaiec beths family room wilh Brtca Ike-kltcheii Baaement 2K car ettached Piece 4 doorwall 1st ftoorleindry, oarage end e large 100 ft eede ' «~ano0 Meement 4 attached 2 ear treed lot 421-5660 gerage $184,900

N E W L I S T I N G TarrSc buy on greet lami»y sued The Prudential

H a r r y S . W o l f e .

Four bedroom* 3 fu» Beth* won- R E A L T O R S independently Owned and Operated

HOWELL Updated waterfront cot-teg*.or a?_se9rts Par0ee.Lane.Nwr_. Mrtace. roof deck 4 wed Treed lot with greet new ol the leke $67,500 (ALH67490)

BRIGHTON Specious 3 Bedroom home: 2 ' ! Baths first floor utWty room 6n 133 acres with meture trees Quamy abounds $175,000 IC067460I

COL DWELL BAN KER BRIGHTON TOWN 6 COUNTRY

227-1111

n OLDER HOME with ap 10 acre*. 4 bedroom* 1'S beth*. car pus garage, pole barn, shed 4 1*1 floor laur-d-y $93,900

MARJ PICKETT RE'MAX BRIGHTON 229-8900

A U T U M N R I D G E S U B O P E N S U N 2 - 4

5 3 2 4 M a r i w o o d Ct ' 4000 Sq Ft New conlt'uction jusi reduced $26 000 Located on cul de-sac Great lay-out with 4 bed-rooms. 3 fun 4 2 halt Baths waik-m closet in every Bedroom iecuzzl 4 3 car garage - more $369,300 GRAND HOMES 855-9696

irouohout $359 900

HANNETT. INC-R E A L T O R S

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BEAUTIFUL large 3 Bedroom cus-tom brick home In West BloornheKj With highly rated Waned Lake

dudes clubhouse and lake prln-lege* Newer qualify carpet Remoo- I eied kitchen oath 4 roof Nice fire-place .n family room WestBfdbmfieO H S 9 S M :

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BIRMINGHAM Move in COndrtlon! 2 I Bedroom 1 bath starter home up | dated Itiroughout Famey roorr, opens to fleck, private yard 2 ca.' garaoe. aa appliances owner7b»o- w Bioomtleld Neutral decor ker 189.900 433-3663 Oocwan off great room ano library

onto large fleck overlooks pars and Jake $164 900 OEW66WIN.

737-9000 CQLDWELL BANKER

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e Master suite isf Or2nO floor e Full b a s e m e n t & tudor styling • Award winning landscaping • C o m p l e t e exterior m a i n t e n a n c e • 2 c a r a t t a c h e d g a r a g e • First floor laundry • Central air • Merillat cab ine t s • Exterior d e c k • Natural f i replace with man te l • E x p a n d e d kitchen & nook a r e a a n d m a n y more "upgraded" s t anda rd features avai lable in a split-colonial or townhouse design.

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Birmingham / Bloomfield 135-0050

B I R M I N G H A M 1 2 S 9 b * a a B e d

'enced Backyard Nice home $91 900

BLOOMFIELD HILLS SCHOOLS 3 bedroom 2'v oath colonial great room 12i38 formal cfcning room Gunitapool 16>32 $194 500

CALL JOYCE MARTIN E X E C U T I V E P R O P E R T I E S

662-4700

433-1879 BUILDERS CLOSEOUT . new home

BIRMINGHAM dude* «ove & refrigerator Owner ncen*ed realtor $74,000 Call 549-5713 or 56*9 6669

— — — — — 3500 son tooor m Whaper^ig C ^ . ^ * . . . Woods Sub BeautIM wooded lot

Open Sat. Sun t-S Reduced 'rorr $359 900 to $334 900 3681 Euer Dr South tafrate 4 Son* 661-0200

^ ^ n - 2 2 ^ ' 1 HEEGO HARBOR-Ca» Lake p , « " ' H o o m 1 leges West Bloomfield (chooi*

wooded acre nraplace 2 tear garage $135 000 FIRM 645-0524 Great starter house with possible

e*na renlai unit $57 500 oi $75,000 I BIRMINGHAM 3 Bedroom 2 oath land contract 661 1628

ranch Greet Room 24 x 22 1 1

j garage $135,000 FIRM 645-0524

BIRMINGHAM - 3 bedroom ranch Anacned garage FarrWy room 195* Pembroke $102 500 Conventional only Buyers only 254-1044

BLOOMFiELD MILLS - Community swim 8 tennis Ureque 4 oedroom Colon*! 2600 *q ft circular drive huge Owe $194 000 338-1749

CITY OF BLOOMFIELD MILLS Pertect lor additions c» tenoveiion Private road Almost 2 acres ol prenaiand aunoundad By rr*j«i meaon home* A •eaf Buyt' $695 000

BuUdewe Lot m WABEEK FOREST Terrrke Walnut Lake view from tru* wee -out arte m prestigious Bloom-held Hie* Reedy lo MT! Plans 1enne available $187,500 Ask lor

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Open m i 4135 Pomona .Colony $229 006 Lene Oskeman Wee Manual Snyder 4 Ranke 651 5500 or66 1 3470

room Or s*h Bedroom I Dwimg room Famly room f * i t r * l av Neww roof carpel landscapwg Gerage $114 900 WEIR MANUEL SNYDER 4 RANKE

666 7300

FRANKLIN AO 4 MAPLE

clean Aoomhald School* Lovely «raa tot Wmg Lake f i m a a a e $205 000 Can 649 4>9C

IN-TOWN BIRMINGHAM 3 Bad rooms 2'v Bathe kvsng room dmng ' room hr—Tied basement garage lanced 570 Bed $121 600 645 0627

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KRIS7IN* FtATM SCHWELE" AM AM MANUEL

647 7100

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A NEW SINGLE-FAMILY HOME COMMUNITY IN SOUTH LYON

E A G L E H E I G H T S • 1 4 4 bedroom -ancn colonial

. cape cod 4 t»-ievel homes •.Fun baaamant* 4 2 car garages . From $ 108.500 to $ 144 500

Vs.: our Model Home 12-6pm u_96-la-M^tara_.Ra S , . < 6 " f a Rd w to Mill street 'ignt to model! Model 437-3773 Office 229-5722

AOLER HOMES (NC BRIGHTON, MICHIGAN

NEW CONTEMPORARY RANCH - 3

HALL & HUNTER ! ^ 6 4 4 - 3 5 0 0 | Yard, oaderdeck, IYHMI *aa

Century 21 T o d a y 4 6 2 - 9 6 0 0

C e n t u r i o n A w a r d W i n n i n g O f f i c e

1 9 8 6 . 8 7 . 6 8 . 8 8 . 9 0 4 9 1

OTY Ot South Lyon - 3 Bedroom 2 bath. Older home, restored large

many eitras $97 000

E X C E P T I O N A L V A L U E . 2300 SQ <1 4 bedroom colonial with weik-ou' Eitensive use of narowood flooring On a -ottna tva •ot Won t, last long. $178 900 & i900 *Q It 3 oedroom at $149 900 Ca* Mike Cornerstorve Bunding

3 4 8 - 4 3 0 0 - W e C o - o p

FIVE ACRES m MILFORO surround* th,S new 3000 *Q ft 2 SI Ory home W*ikou1 with fireplace immediate occupancy $289 900 59MIL

MAX BROOCK 626-4000

GREAT INVESTMENT Adun community 55 years and old-er • oedioom end unrt with finished Basement 6 Florida room $49,900

MARj PICKETT RE MAX BRIGHTON 229-8900

78 I

MHjmlANO Outstanding Cape Cod By sualily bukdet 2000 sott Pftvate street 2'v bath* fireplace extor-sive ei t ras Phone for details

Days 313-665-8380 Eves 313-665-8907

LYON TOWNSHIP - BY OWNER Open Mothers Oay. 1-5 Large bai-lee lot on cul-de-sac 3 -bedroom ceionu. walkout family room. deck, sprinkler system- Was $147 500 reduced lo $139 900 Make oljer Or-or, listed with realtor 437-3*37

L Y O N T W P -Newai passive solar 3 bedroom 2 Beth contemporary home wicom-rAons ocation |u*l kstad Ca* tor details $113 700

: K A R E N B R O W N

RE/MAX 100 Inc. 3 4 8 - 3 0 0 0

ROCHESTER MILLS - Georgian with special features exclusive Oueii Ridge Sue Owner aruiou* to sen Reasonable Oder* considered CW!D*v* rO«*u ryZT 29FB206

ROCHESTER HILLS 3100 sq ft colonial neutral decor Beeufifulky landscaped large lot

— " 652-9365

4260 Logan* Lane

I FREE Weal FOR .SALE es descriptions, adore

HELP-U-SELL 01 Commerce W BloomflekJ 360-6680

manyeatras $169,500

ROCHESTER MILLS- 3 Bedroom 2 bath ranch with M l Baaamant great room wrth fireplace central air Open Sun i2-6pm 2083 Highspknt Cumberland SuB oft Mamkn Ret 656-6447

ROCHESTER HH.LS - By owner Bnca tiMevei 3>00 soil 4 bed-room open floor plan 24>28 unet-tacheO garage, fenced inground pool. 1 acre treed lot city -refer I sewer $129 000 852-0968

ROCHESTER MILLS Reduced to $57,900 vmyl aided 2 bedroom ranch on 80 ft lenced lot Kitchen appkaricea. 2 car garage

Goode 647-1898 R E A L E S T A T E

OPEN MOUSE SAT 1 -4PM 3723 Summit CoOTt

rSigns from Wtxom 6 Crier m* Rd* I 3 Bedroom -2 Batrv Ranch hraahed baaement tam*y room wrtuapiece central err • tiered dec*, privacy fence* 4 pool Must s*«-S 119 90C THOMPSON REALTY 960-0000

3 1 1 H o m e s

O a k l a n d C o u n t y

ROCHESTER - M9601 Cuetom Tu-dor on 1 acre Wet piaster' * Bed-rooms 5 Baths Air alarm 2 fire-

$365,000 Owner 652-0690

TROY - Bertuognam schools, pro-

ranch. 3 Bedroom* 2'e Bams many eatraa. $166,900 43S-3174

TROY - Oetuka leketronl home. Peka wood windows 100 fl private Beech New

furnace air rool 4 krtchen $240,000 552-5998

TROY DREAM MOUSE 2 i.year old fabulous 4 bedroom 2 ' t bath loaded with custom lee-ture**nd upgrade* $224,900 No agent* p - e s e 526-2065

TROY - Long Lake 4 Rochester Rd trv-ievei 3 oedroom* 1's betns new roof, carpet p»«il 4 bl ind*. $108 900 669-4029

TROY Merifuli Acres Wooded 4 bedroom Colorval iprmkier bugier alar $245,000 Celt:

| TROY-RAINTREE RANCH. 3 bed-. 2 Bath, family room whre-

, . . - i place isf hoor laundry. ba*amant rboms 2 bath* located on beautiful- j , n , c h * 0 garage updated kitchen

PERFECT famey home in lue, up- I

central d garage a». $1331 900 528-6066 •* lar-sscaped and quiet 3

t»>g just outside the village or Mktwd Spectacular panoramic view tram sunroom AH appkences mchjded $174 900 Can 664-2384

MILFORD MOOEL 1 com system profemonei landscap-' 5 acres, pond 4 stream WeAout , , , 0 , comer lot underground 4 bedroome 3 Bath*, 2 kitchen* « ^ m k i » v large deck finished «Se

TROY - 4 Bedroom l l Beth* first floor laundry first floor dudy

more $195 000

MILFORO quad wveL 3 bedrooms 2 5 Baths on 2 7 acre* asking $169 900 Ca* 664-1609

sprinklers large deck, ftnaned 6 8 4 -6 *65 entrance *eraoe fireplace elegant

i! hoor plan 2700 sq fl

ATTENTION' INVESTORS Ray A Foa 6 Cranbrook Assoc . Inc.. Franklin tva* acquired dozens 01 foreclosure proper ly* w the vnme-oiata area Don't mi** Out on tna fabulous opportunity to purchase property below mersei price Ca»

V8OO-RAY-A-FOX or RAY al 6 2 6 - 8 7 0 0

A L M O S T F L A W L E S S

2 M l betfte posatBie irv-iew ouar lers central an Big mchen. *pn nkiers. deck, a M t Baeemeri 4 2 car anacned garage Juai Mted - Oim»

preetigKxrs eree Lhrtng 1 room-ftrepiece 1orm*J t otfce. m Boor laundry dated kKenan Ceramic foyer 4 baths Fknahed Baaamant w'poeea-Be Jth Bedroom plua eryjwer Cen-tral mtr w 'heel pump, alarm custom crown moldki9* throughout

JUST LISTED CtuaAarlown. very nice 3 badrooih. 2 Beth ranch Greet room wttn neturai fireplace WaMied fee room e»»i carpetrng. centre Mr. 2 car attached garage BkeuWU deck weh bnc' I M O $164 900

BURTON HOLLOWS BEST BUY 4 Bedroom oontamporary horn Lmng room provides open 4 airy •eeeng U i . n n i rcAide newer roel •rvngMa. Mneoe. water heeler, cer-pemg 4 pant Lot* <* storage Greet location $119 ,900

Remerica S U B U R B A N R E A L T O R S

2 6 1 - 1 6 0 0

S 1 2

L/VOMA. 4 B .eoaw a m * . 2 M l

L O O K M O M I ea m ma* 2700 aq h coao-

lera* k n a arvng room. MkAohan wRh double oven

9k tap Much ekor-7 ha* home na* ev

aryailngf $172,600 Ca« lor more an-imation

JOANKNITTEL

CENTURY 21 R O W

464-7111 NO NEED TO CMWE FOFKVER

To neve r e v great country Tie* one s at Uvohaa. awakes M 80*220.

aoae 166.000 Oaear For your persona euiwanq r«6:

S U E R E A U M E R E A L E S T A T E O N E

4 7 7 - 1 1 1 1

" J U S T L I S T E D " (ROSEDALE GAROENSl

OU world charm beets iHarirtma the 3 bedroom 1 * bath. Bnck bun-galow Pretty evmg room erth netu-

updated Kachan 6 Beth Florida room, 2*s car garage H o a i baeu-KMIOI-$116.900 cat

ALEX ALOE ReaWy P r o f e s e i o n a l s

4 7 6 - 5 3 0 0

OLD ROSE C A ^ GAROEN By Owner $134 900

OpanSun 1-4 H420ArtMn

313-421-6004

OLD I 2 story 3 bedroom. 2 Beth 0 bncA

' ."sr a /

11419 Arder $124,600 after 6pm lor appointment. 42S-6476

OPEN MOUSE Sal-Sun 1-6 32611

iTSJ OPEN SAT 4 SUN 1-4PM $83,500 By Owner PSymoutl rimer 3 bedtoom. 2 be»i

1 1 2 L i v o n i a

ON A TREE LINED STREET

Century 21 N a d * . I n c 4 7 7 - 9 8 0 0

aae $121400 661-2264

Z Z FANTASTIC a , A to - e e e , . 3

MELA-u-aau. ~ igr

1667$ LATMER8

$3900 DOWN beat*, carpeted thru out f_a c.

s s - i s - s r c i r - a s s 313 Canton

A A H B U I L D E R S

Momee etarung at $162,600

D A V I D J A M E S

Remerica H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

459-6222

J t t

FIRST TIME

g e x g r t r a c c $87,500

C A L L K E N K O E N I G R E / M A X C R O S S R O A D S

4 5 3 - 6 7 0 0

FOREST TRAILS FINEST H k M

hoc "sundry $136,901 m e l * H

4n3T

GIGANTIC BEDROOMS Many ea-tras 1.737 aq N Coionaa. Cmbaa eey Square. Hot bey $129,100 HClP-U*ELL d NWWC 464-6636

GAEAT FLOOR PLAN RANCH Cen-

IU0SI 6AMG YOUR AARO#TBt

A P P E A L I N G R A N C H T»a* 1 * room. I

wek to park 4 onty 694 500

JUST REDUCED

aonaiy landscaped yard becking to uvonia'a Commons 35570 Vargo 1 block W of Wayne Rd l block N ot 6 Mi Enter on Country CM> Dr Se-noue buyers by ape no agents $166,600 > 1-6110

BY OWNER - Open Sat 1-4

rz an Open hoor ptan w/neu«rsl decor | b l W ^ —

H 4 7 6 - 9 6 3 6 I MBdatirvj. m e i aaa S1M.B00

500 -7726

BY OWNER - SPACE 4 COMFORT Al a pnee that can't be beat' 5 Bed-room. 2 * bath. 2 car anacned ge-raga eolonia Centra aur. large pe-ns with targe oeck attached to nice lerge pool $135,900 Agent owned 261-6210 261-1622

BY OWNER - 15645 BKie Saws. 5 bedroom colonic. T* hath, 2510" MdvCHiOHT iNTO" sq ft Updated I k t t condition

Century 21 . H a r t l o r d

North 525-9600

BY OWNER - 3 bedroom*, 1H Bath

room KAcAan W hrspiace large kvang m w'dmette. oak cat»-

ALMOST PERFECT BRICK RANCH situated on a tree-laved street (nea Rosedaae Gar dene' oK Mertimen 4 Weai Chicago Emended country ly room e.'tlratttena. hnaned Base-

ment pool. ' * baaaattia* court ei wonderful aub $136,900 422-0222

root, admg and Mnaoe You won t find * Bat«*r Bargain 462-1660

VERY AFFORDABLE $91600 brick ranch wm a family room that oftars

A FABULOUS SETTING $ 124 900 on One nearly new coKma an a mam nreat Neany 2 000 eOuara

300 toot peep .evme tcx a j the ea-traa mdudng a lo rma dining room,

aa bath, and i a floor lamdty 474-6700

JUST REDUCED $129,900 A meit condition ranch m Coventry Garden* is hard to And but we have made tins one available tor you' Up-dated mckada root fumece centra aa «v*uiat«in you name it and A * | been Done- Open Sunday from 1-4 • Ths noma is s bargaei 16054 Southnampton 462-1660,

with famey room 4 ot»oa Appfc-

throughout Must sea 522-7327

OPEN SAT 1-4PM Three bedroom ranaA 7Sa135 IOC tvtng room. Kitchen wttn a W ol storage. 2 ear geraga naa tharma waidoas. eatra laroe deck Aaauma preeent mortgage f S * . S o l 5 Mae. W of Memmen $64,900 REAL ESTATE TOOAY 427-6600

PARKUKE SETTWO - in m o d e ol aty Open floor plan on tha 3 bed-room 1V» beth ranch wrth 2 car at-

famay i :on- many uodataa a l lor only i l 12.900 Come Buy CALL JOE DURSO 360-7777 RE/MAX WEST 261-1400

P R E T T Y A S A S P I C T U R E

new floor and cotvuer. Bath neutre decor $62 900 (OE-L-44ARC1

M O V I N G U P ?

"TMSONE WON'T LAST

Century 21 J. Scott, Inc.

4 5 3 - 4 3 6 0

LOCATION SENBATlON $149,900

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

R E A L T O R S

pha A t . 10 r a t a l naa Mnaea $113,600 HELP-O-SELL at NWWC 454-6

•widows 6 panM doors and »" S' capebng Large tamay room naa nahra fveoace. and aaf bar Court toca l lbn REDUCED 10 only $126,600

The Prudential IE W i l l i a m D e c k e r .

R E A L T O R S

455-8400

n- ja/ege 'tit X.:" HELA-JsEU. NWWC 454-6635

N e w C o n s t r u c t i o n

S u n f l o w e r tot pIan on «t .tudto ciatiligt - -mm-•Wig roam 4 dkwig woodburirv; -.rec-»ce l a Boor laundry. N t I 2 car anawad g )

Remerica H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

453-0012

$16' # 0 0 -Tha amoet new eolonia with a hoet I o l custom upgrades There * a large lot Baeutikji cuatam deck proles-won**, tmehed Base • iers end * bea.itA« you * love to come home to

462-1660

MOT NEW $162 ,500 Spemus 1 650 Muere fool esecu-ttve rmch ai Waatem Uvonta Field-

—462 : fBTT

C0LDWELL BANKER

S c h w e l t 2 e r R e a l E s t a t e

B U Y E R S D E L I G H T P R I C E D R I G H T

CANTON FOR UNDERS 100,000 L s p « » u a 2,400 ea A CotonM Tlee lovely raeed ranch Becks to oaaoorre ndudkic fMMoua 1 * 1 6 term I open Mndl 3 bedroome l"ej

NEWER TUDOR

cory lamky room ma dtrano r| ment end a

OUAKERTOWN RANCH

-es r on merset AHung $1 $5 000 oown convenDonei II Quaa-hed, occupation flea.bie C M

One Way Realty 5 2 2 - 6 0 0 0 O R 4 7 3 - 5 5 0 0

aned baaement oentra ar . and 1st floor laundry .AND CONTRACT TERMS' 474-5700 |

2 YEARS NEW J '89900 Tha beauntui rench located

BY OWNER - 5 Mae $ Lever 4 bed-room. IM beth. cuetom tamay 6 eet-mg room. ISieplaue. new fumece. aa. | I M a id Ga rwa aa the leeturea that

3'earns i n maoes 91 Specious Aakmg $156,500 j

CENTRAL LVONIA

A N E W B E G I N N I N G For tna first time home owner o l re-tiree Tha 1600 sq

beeuMuey decorated r o o m , a taou lous dack and an extraordinary wam-out ba*ament. e>e-W0C

FREE. La i of propartiea FOR SALE Can Owner with pnoaa daaenp-

H E L P - U - S E L L Ot N W W C

4 2 5 - 6 6 8 1

large tamay 4 doorwaa 1

ground aprmeiar* Truly home $66,600 B u y a r s c *

D I A N E H O W A R D R E A L E S T A T E O N E

4 5 5 - 7 0 0 0 4 0 6 - 6 1 6 9

BY OWNE R 4 Beoroom Ranch «n he. oen t r a Hf W erven 1

4S3-6S77 a r 8765 $116,000

wooneocae t It

Ranch «n he. oen t r a Hf W erven 1

4S3-6S77

CANTON- 2600 a a It • M n m t 4 bedroome den 2 'v b e t h A 2 car M-

i n o e m t e n l carpet a more Or .$148,600

*666 Caw 456-1452

RANCH m LTVOMA SCHOOLS

. | t 'W 1 TAB ^4 •' ri *as»w.s«i.w*

Cranbrook :hed parage Fl I ar <104 900

ASSOC inc ReaAor*

DON'T LOOK TWICE $159600 or you « ma* tha* five -baclroom w m over 3.506 square laef wrth a great view or the lake Theee ere mat

.re* you'l

home Priced to aaa- " 462-^MO

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

R E A L T O R S indapandantly Owned and Operated

LARGE LOVELY 3 Bedroom bnck ranch tu* baaamant. 2 car garage A must aae- Owner went* 10 *ee en offer* $78,900

N E T W O R K R E A L E S T A T E

5 3 9 - 0 9 0 0

root. $94 900

N E W A F F O R D A B L E I N L I V O N I A

3 bedroom rench bust in 1691 Nes-tled n a country s e e tet lmg Maatar smie wttn pnvete Bath Greet room anth vaulted m u g and fWepMce Huge kitchen, wrth oak cebmets. centra aw fu* Baaement $136,900

C O M I N G S O O N

I N L I V O N I A 1650 aq 1 ranch wrth a unique con-temporary Hair Magnificent open | ^

456-8712

COUNTRY U V M O in theCaty en amoet an acre lot Three bedroom bnca ranch F^a baaement 4 at-tached garaoe Bee Creek Farme •ubdrvnaon $146 000

Integrity 525-4200 Cuatom bust home $40,000 in up-grades. 2.532 sq It V M M ceamga. marble toyer WTwtpooi $255 000 HELP-U-SELL or NWWC 4S4-9535

ROYAL ELEGANCE • • B r casta <s tha 2,400 square et-tu

1229 900 'age OMy 1 or 2 Blocks to St M a s l Lrvonae Cathoac 6kurch 4 School $69 900

MOLING REAL ESTATE 522-5150 437-2056

E X O U I S J T E R A N C H •Nr torcee Ihe aaH ol t ha N

N MADISON HEIGHTS Bl-LEVEL Haa view at go* course Newer kitcnen flooring carpeting and peun Deck from master oedroom and lower Wvw walkout Attic fan Walk to scnooas immedate pones aon $79,500 WEIR MANUEL. SNYDER 4 RANKE

669-1300

SHARP IMMACULATE RANCH $119 900 4 bedroom 2 tun beth*. kvmg i lovely neighborhood Stoomheld Union Lake

313-661-6621 £

WATERFORO Lake Angaue Golf View Enate* 3 bedroom f e ba»i rancn Family room wtlraplace «n-

new custom built »anch i 3Qg R o y a l O a k - O a k P a r k waterford t i ? b « n im»-badroom*. 2'^ beth* M l waaiou' . . . . . u , _ . room centra ait 2'e car gwage

H u n t i n g t o n W o o d * . a * to c e » L * * * . beech » bo* te» : I aoae to eve^Vthmg Bukt n 1977

Basiimeni deck a covered porch over 10 acres n o n e * OK. lake pnvv

Sn* on private all sport* 79Buckf»m lake Rd $378 000

. mElP-U-SELL ot Cornmercer 360-6660

SOUTH L I O N COUNTRY "OMES

r,715 sq ft . 4 bedroom' home a country sub tnnng room femay r iom With fireplace 2 M l ceramic oaths Tiered H e o [key ion. dog Henna alarm system ertached 2 car parage $129 900

COUNTRY "OME on 3 4 acre* needs TLC 4 bedroom 2 asory home tkuat 1901 5 rmrvutwe lo >96 PoeatM ap«t POSSIBLE LAND CONTRACT TERMS $1 >2 000

NOLING HE A l ESTATE $22-5150 43 f 2066

_ atQRTH ROYAL OAK Located «i on

ROYAL OAK N OPEN SUN 2-5 703 Mertm 3 bedroom Bungalow men) updalaa new mchen baas

$72900 545-6734

on* of Roya Oak"* mcee! neighborhood* J bedroom*

3 1 2 L i v o n i a

A BARGAIN NOW Open Sat SSUnMpm-

, P r *a reduced $7000 leal 30 deaa >• Beths bnck ranch 1 >or Coventry Gardens Clean and

mge netura Srapiece «i kvwvg room updeted kitchen with bmh-m stove and oven 2 car garage new cwrvtra

N ol IS Mae. W et Woodwerd 3660 n a a d e C l .

• owner $112-500 Caa 546-6356

netura krapiaoa k> t9 mung room

rage 15450 Stamford $139 90C Out ot town owner needs sale now

CHUCK GAVLIK rermaxwest 261-140

459-6000

C0LDWELL BANKER

S c h w e i t z e r R e a l E s t a t e

BEAUT*UL - 5 bedroom Cape Cod Famay room wath hrepiace. hnaned

Vaplace A* nea eitehen torma

with door opener $186 900 CALL BEN DENNY

THE MICHIGAN GROUP REALTORS INC .

BURTON HOLLOW RANCH Moving to Fionas 3 bedroom 2 beth tor-

B r e a k O u t

t h e B a r b e c u e wed oeeuWul

bath i a Boor leunory pr.-ltaa x w ly OnaMiad Laaamam bay eandoa m kitchen 2 car attached geraga Owck occupancy $164 900

M A R L E N E K L l M E C K I 4 7 3 - 6 2 0 0 4 7 7 - 8 5 5 7

RE/MAX FOREMOST MC

FIVE 4 NEWSUAGM COUNTRY I RANCH, large INtng room wood- ^ bumaag hrepiace aat piaater con J O H N M A R K E R

' country asa lot. ana* CENTURY 21 ELITE * nv i 522-7626

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

R E A L T O R S independently Owned and Opaaied '

LANO CONTRACT TERMS 3 oedroom Brick ranch Fua beee-ment Faney room aioi hrepiace anacned 2 ear garage flonda room lot toe 102»400.$«47 900 Aaa lor The GoW Team 525-9600

C e n t u r y 2 1 H a r t f o r d N o r t h

LIVONIA 8ARGAIN new listing

3 bedroom ranch wrth totally re-modeled kitchen, i

$ 5 , 0 0 0 R E D U C T I O N Sake went* an offer on tna 3 bed-room ones ranch on s» acre let FSv sned li aae men i centra aa r e car jarege aa ai enpeoceba condBion Aaamg $109,900 and taking any eeenneha oltan

Remerica V i l l a g e S q u a r e

349-5600

COLOHBAL on qtmml strea attnat wefcaig balance to Otde Wage

; 5 Bedroome. 1V» bethe CNar 2000 1 *q f l arge covered front porch

Baa*a*m garage onty $107 777 Aaa for Karen Dayton

R e a l t y W o r l d R o b e r t O l s o n R e e t t o r s

9 8 1 - 4 4 4 4

Juatated tor $146,600 Aae r P A T T Y S T R O P E S o r

G A R Y J O N E S

Remerica H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

459-6222

NEW On the marka tha 3 beoroom 11* bew rench won t aat a $106,600 Located on a quaI, torn N o> Warren Feakaeel

COOL ON down v i a summer n me beeutnw cuetom 3T AlGAOUND QUNTTE POOL thai-* r o u d e c wah tha apaoou* 3 bedroom bnck rancn Large 'ear family room. |

SHEFFIELD ESTATES - RM*CH By owner 3 bedroome tamay room 3'e bathe 2070 *q It M l

$ ; t i 9 0 C 476-6B56

i"e i

sprewkng 3 Bedroom ranch famay room/Vaptace 2 c a atia aned Beeamert $136,900 MELP-U-SELL Of NWWC

T H E P L A C E F O R K I D S l beth bnck/ahaa*. me on •* acre Up-

garsge Asking $134,900

One Way Realty 473-5500

LIVONIA - Greet NW Sor«u*ng 4 bedroom »

j Quad Huge femay room With cue-

laal a only $106.6001

Remerica C O U N T R Y P L A C E

454-4400

6 uentra aa Don't

CALL KEN KOENIG RE'MAX CROSSROADS

4 5 3 - 8 7 0 0

NEW SUB LYNDON VILLAGE

OuaMy cuetom nomaa - Mrna country aataM KM* - 100* 1 M A N E oomer at Warren k Beck

Ashley Cons t ruc t i on 427-3295

ii, . , - . " -eoiece . J f M a r g a deck w gee g r « see t S >00 No B-osers 153

^FANTASTIC BJY -ha cotoma becss

Uvo-r i i i i iri ia

heeted Flordle room with o a a * hoor Hug* meeter bedroom s u p a tamay room with ftraptaoa Oont m a e o u r $154,900 |a$$2SPt Cat

Mark KletnknecM. GRI

Remerica HOMETOWN REALTORS

420-3400 R E M E M B E R R E M E A K A

Five Use- Femvngior , f * "

' oomrf i i rep ieee .

GEMS OF LIVONIA Tha pearl oners a torma • rang room, relaxing tamay room. 4 bed r o o m 4 2'i bathe, tat Boor lauidry new oaa kitchen newer wsndow* hnaned rec area pea much much moref" - $ 164.900

E M E R A L D G R E E N G A A O E N S c a n

be l aaad Aom the large weiduai 6 open hoor plan i 'amoda*d kacner 4 bath hrepiace th great room tor-ma ckmng r o o m 2 bedroome 1*1 oAenng - $B2 BOO

D I A M O N D S GLISTEN aa does tna 3 bedroom r-l bath ranch ai Wood-brooke Sub Closers galore, mam •oor dan. la rga

a. t u hoor la -$192,900 C

m a r y g a t t o a*y "icilaaam rial* 476-S300

GLISTENS & GLEAMS

BkU

Cloaa to e v e r y l h i n g

e r a a c c e n t 421-7040

. an, $136 000 pet Kam of Weellend

emay room aaitn cue- v o u t f pool AJ

Aaa tor Dee Red Car- e r a a c c e n t

421-7040

r i C h a r d h a n e s r r 5 0 0 n o . ^ o t

R E / M A X C R O S S R O A D S ; ESTATE TOOAY

981-7727 •or only 4 5 3 - 8 7 0 0 OPEN SAT. 1 - 4 p m

L F V O M A L 6 C E TO S W I M L A P S '

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C A N T O N SPACIOUS RANCH on 44 acre . Living room o p e n and GARDENER S PARADISE!! Rose b u s h e s and offers fireplace Dinmr room h a s bookcases and lots of — • — « — ' — — ~ windows Master b e d r o o m with private bath and wturV

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w n w m WIUI p* pool tub. First floor laundry Bright, airy and neutral $117,900 (CC-6425)

t u t n ^ r « n « w u w i i "ww ww* galore Great starter or retire ranch In nice 24x10 breezeway is u sed for hobby room

Ki Oaks. Elementary and park, much more .900 (WIL)

LIVONIA NEAT AS A PIN. Unique cus tom brick Ranch master bedroom. 1V4 b a t h s maw level Plush immaculately kept, beautifully finished rec room with g a s log fireplace. 2 car g a r a g e . ) u « o n e look w « do! $96 ,000

DEARBORN HEIGHTS WHY RENT - BUILD EQUITY. Great price m t h » sha rp wen-maintained Bungalow Three bed rooms , partially finished basemen t 2 car oaraoe . on f enced lo t W o n t last long1 ' • $49 ,906

NORTHVILLE LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION! Great a rea of much higher priced homee This home w«l cha rm your cue-

setimg Much updating, o m Cloee

EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY HOME: Everything your 2 ' 4 U h S family could need In thle 4 bed room

Colonial Family room country kitchen luxury $ t *4 «OG (C-07605)

c R c a l Ks tu tc O n e I m

West land Garden City

326 2000

Re loca t ion In fo rmat ion

851 2600

Other M ich igan Loca t ions

(616) 946 4040

T ra in ing Center

356 7111

Trenton

675 6600

Troy 528 1300

Water ford Cta rks ton 623 7500

Rochester Ster l ing Hts. 652 6500 979 5660

Roya l Oak Taylor 548 9100 292 8550

South f ie ld La th rup Traverse Ci ty -Front

MMNNM Offices BKWfR the Unrted But*+*

Detroit 273 0800

B loomf ie ld Hi l ls 644 4700

Mi l fo rd 684-1065 Northvi l le Nov i 348 6430 Orchard Lake 363 8307

Admin is t ra t ive 851-2600 Allen Park 389 1250 Ann Arbor 995 1616

Farming ton 477-1111

B r i g h t o n 227 5005

Farming ton Hi l ls 851-1900

Dearbo rn

274 8911

D M f f e o r n Hts 565 3200

fi16> 947 9800 559 2300 r m v. Car f i e l d West B loomf ie ld B i rmingham

646 1600 L ivonia Reo to rd 261-0700

K i y m o u t n c a n t o n

455 7000 ol- w m k 296 0010 681 5700 (616) 946 6667

u * OAS T h u r s d a y , M s y 7 , 1 9 9 2

CLR66IFIED R E A L E6TRTE 311 Dearborn

• •§ , . . . » U a l n h l a i / M r o o r n r r t n ^ r u i

320 326 Condo*

• n g N Inao t h e coxy

S c r e e n e d " b e S pa rch t o dock M i M U M $8> 500 ( « 7 0 n

T h e

M i c h i g a n

Rea l to r * 4 5 9 - 3 6 0 0 DEARBORN HTS.

JUST LIS TEE* • 3 Omar oom 2 M i r n o w m M o v o - m C o n d i t i o n " Largo room torn t r * * h f , painted T h a nome no* groat euro t p p a a Hurry. Do lor* i f * gon * M 1.100.

FOB THE CHOOSY FAMILY - THIS 4 badroom brick ranch I M W M 2 bolh*. anaRad baaamant tna a 2 H

, S I M M M t . l o o much to xtssf

T H E M I C H G I A N G R O U P

R E A L T O R S I N C . . 5 9 1 - 9 2 0 0

to I

bad room br ick colonial o«-fors a family r o o m trim f * * p i * c o . a larga 20 t 20 Flor ida room. I tnat iod baaamant. c e n t r a air. and 2 car at-tached g*r * g * 421 -5660

FAMILY LISTING 1125.100 This beautiful Rtvor Oak* rancn haa boon •xtonervefy updated and oltara you lha opporumty <o K M m a fan-tastic communi ty wi th pool. cfcib-housa. and elementary school o t th tn eaay walking d i * t * n c o Greet look-« g and pnceO to * *8 t 462- <660

The Prudent ia l H a r r y S. W o l f e ,

REALTORS independently Ownod and Opera lad

IMMACULATE 1.100 SQ «l ranch, ceramic t i e throughout 24 betns . huge ki tchan. oak cabinets. 1st H o c loimdry Newer home. $101,900 HELP-U-SELL Ol NWWC 4 2 S - 1 M 1

LOVELY bnck Ranch 3 Bedrooms, nautroi decor , per fect starter home Dearborn Heights Won' t last a) 173.000 502-3392

OPEN SUN < - *pm 27020 Snoohon Oaarbom Heights Beaut i tu l 3 bad-room. 1V» ba th co lon ia l w ' o p a n Aoor plan Completely updated, ftmsbod bssemewt Move- in condi t ion Ctooe 10 schools MUST SEE! By ownor . J U 1 5 0 0 ' 2 7 1 - i i a e

w DEARBORN Colonial. 3 bed-room. d in ing r o o m , f ireplace In innng room aunporch, deck torn

320 Homes - Wayne County

COZY WELL KEPT 130 900 This all br ick ranch has a t u t baae-ment and ia In Ihe Wayna/Waot lono school sect ion o l tnkotor This home of»*r* s larga k i tchen and new car-pat m tact this homa is very wok pneed tor tnaa all bnck n a o h b o r -hood 474-5700

The Prudent ia l H a r r y S. W o l f e ,

REALTORS independently Owned and Operated

Wayne County R E M I N I S C E N T

O F T H E P A S T Warm, but oHaatc O o r u i a n Cotontal beet JeeciWaa this jO 's vmtogo charmer nmnnas lsU kl tchon a n d

upda te M a n u e l and p k * n b k i g Beautiful and spadoua 4 bed room, t & beths o n a country soed l o t 1109.100

C U S T O M

C O N T E M P O R A R Y QuatRy custom bum 3 badroom. 2 ba ths B o a u t M y i ^ d a t a d . hard-

stair rsk. I t rapuoa. centra l atr, beea-ment larga u tcnan. targe country lot. $110.«0

4 5 9 - 6 0 0 0

C 0 L D W E L L

B A N K E R S c h w e i t z e r R e a l E s t a t e

S I M P L E A S S U M P T I O N 3 b a d r o o m bunoa low. nmahed bssament . 2 car g a r a g * asking

CENTURY 21 ELITE 522-7620 Or c a l A rm HonoyeutL 525-1717

WAYNE. 2 bedroom d o * houee. note root , l o o r s 1 wotor f i l a r d e c o r a t e d 1 r e n o v a t e d schools 143.500 Owner 320-2214

322 Homes Mecomb County

STERLING HTS P i o n g m u * Hetherty v e a g o 4 bed-

on cul-de sac O n a s ' l t repiaoe USD By a m J 2 7 -

323 Homo* Washtenaw County

"Like New" Ranch Ouaaty throughout this 3 b a d r o o m cue lom bu* t ranch Oak f loor ing In l o y k r a n d k i t c h e n , c a r p e t e d throughout. $125,100. Ca l : .

R O X I E B R Y A N

R e m 6 r i c a H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

4 5 9 - 6 2 2 2 REMEMBER REMERICA

324 Other Suburban Homes For Sale

SOFT CONTEMPORARY

326 Condos ADAMS WOOOS - by owner 2 bad-room. 2 H beth townhouee N e u t r a decor cerpatad. *»ov*. waaher 1 dryer included Att ract ive eow lya rd . larga deck. 2 car garaga. 152-9331

BIRMINGHAM m TOWN Harmond * N Woodward 2 badrooma. 11* baths, garaga. i eled. 1132.000 251-0050

_ BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Moatn-r o r * Condo. by ownor 2 b a d -' roome. 2 baths, dsslgnsr oe-

Ck jb membership svai iabM.

rs tocatmg 1174.900 a i e

R A V I N E L O T Aknoot en acre, p ic turaaquo ravma lot enhanoss the charm of this 3 badroom Colonial French doors m living room lead td screened porch. 1101.900 Cal l

R O X I E B R Y A N

R e m e r i c a H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

4 5 9 - 6 2 2 2 REMEMBER REMERICA

Bloomfield H « a 2 bedroom. 2 bath rancn unit Basement s torsgs Cen-t r a sir Carpor t 189.900

S A V E T H O U S A N O S I H e l p i n g Saner Sen by owner f rom 11.160

H E L P - U - S E L L of BwmmgnsnVBIooml le ld 335-0050

W A B E E K P I N E S C O N D O Spacious ranch with goff c o n s •tees Great room wi th nigh r j*6l i ig* and brick ArapMca Larga loya r B e -g a m master suMe Wafc-out l o w * level l a n k y room. bkaord room and lounga area 1395.000 B-97531

H A N N E T T , INC. R E A L T O R S

646-6200

BIRMINGHAM BLOOMFIELD

T h e H e a t h e n

REALTORS CONDOS B e t o w D u p l i c a t i o n C o a t s

OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 Oitor t r o m Square Lake Road B o r a e a n Opdyfco and S « k r t * i

9 0 6 T a r t a n Trai l . Faniast lca l fy prtoadl Cuetom dei.m seed ranch, year r ound po rch Cory. Snaned

Prerrsum lot over looks g o * o n 1209.900 Cel l Al ios Andrew*. Mas Broock. m e Roaftor*. 044-0700

111 Upper Scotaboro Westbury

One. 052-0600

2313 L o c h Creek Way Detached •a area of smgM ins. » r o r y . Immee-3 decks E n e n e n e

1 2 7 0 £ 0 0 Ha« 4 HurrWr

612 Ossu I s Lane Larga 3 bed-room. femay room, w a s out baaa-mant. 2 hrepieoee. Freeh t redl t iona decor Lake i l s e s Eaay t o thorn. Immed ia te possession 1294.000 w a r . Manual . Snyder 8 Renke. Inc. 644-6300

2469 mg teha P t a Hawceens fuky detached former moda l wi th ext ras

sui te Great room plus lamay room wi th f i rep lace 1296.463 Howerd

C-21 Town 6 Country. 642-6100

wMkout lower level Cuetom deco-ra t ing S316,000 C a t Susan Woltar Max B r o o c k , Inc 646-1400

624 Daaj i rWs Lana Overlooking Heether Lake, t h a spec tacu ia w e k -out ranch laaturee four large bed-roome. th ree bathrooms, tr. at r ium. Ib ro ry . oeck . beeutMuWy fMehed lower level Msny rru th ru-out $375,000 Century 21 Advantage, 521-0920

B IRMINGHAM, ranch condo wi th

roome. 3 bathe, bust in 1966 Per fec i condt l lon. t a a t a M y decorated lots ot r o o m FMehed loear levai B ingham Pointe $375,000 C M

B I R M I N G H A M 1 9 3 8 G R A E F I E L D

THE GRAEFIELD V ILLAGE CONOOMINRJM

Tew bad room. 1 bath bnck towrv houee Freshly pemted 6 carpeted throughout end new kitchen floor cover ing Ki tchen has appaances. fun beaemenl . gaa forced a r heal wi th c e n t r a air Uncovered P e k i n g Neer d o n n i n g Birmingham ahop-

C O M E R I C A B A N K T R U S T R E A L E S T A T E

( 3 1 3 ) 2 2 2 - 6 2 1 9 BLOOMF1ELO HILLS - BY OWNER

on Wsbeek Golf Course overlooking lake. Beaut i fu l , open. airy. 2-4 bedrooms. 1st floor master ante, e levator l o lower leva w a * out. $379,500 No brokers! 651-7524

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Beet Buy In WMoway Condoe $09,000

CALL ROSCANNE CLEMENTINO

BLOOMFIELD - 2 bedroom plus den, 2 t u ! balhe. dreem ki tchen 2 car oarage. Laundry In unit Pool I I d u b n o u e e $125,000 BLOOMFIELD

CANTON - Bedfo rd VMes. 2 bed-r o o m . g a r a g a . al l app l iances $65,000 N o Realtors A h a 5pm

961-1117

C A N T O N - Beet 2 bedroom m Arbor vtaaga u p d a t e d to the maximum $ 7 7 * 0 0 MELP-U-SELL Of NWWC 425-6661

GarfoJWy. 5 « I * * mam I

W e s t At the Pine Ridge Center

2 4 2 7 7 N o v j R d . 3 4 9 . 6 3 0 0

'Each OHko / o d e p e n c f o n f i y owned 6 operated"

M O H T M V I L L B

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M T Y B R L Y H I L L S - 1 6 2 , 9 0 0

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L I V O N I A • M . O O O

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3 b e d r o o m r a n c h o f f e r s I m a T i a d b a a e m e n t . n e w e r c a r p i s f a g 6 » o u ^ « a u t . o v a r s i i a d | H c a r g a r a g e alt a p p l i a n c e s s t a y P e r f e c t far frie first t m e b u y e r I W 1 1 6 .

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V A C A N T - M M a r r i O u t s t s n d r v g lo t P o a a f a l e w a i t - o u t s«e o n e o I n i c e r lots In s u b

2 a o r a a w o o d e d E n p y I h e s a r a n l l y o f c o u n t r y M n g w A n a m a e o l 1 -96 « 12 O a k s

S O U T H L Y O N 1 2 2 1 a c r e s In t o w n l o c a t i o n z o n e d I g h t n d u a W * B o r d a r s n e w s h o p p n g c a n t e r

N e a r l y V. o f a r a c r e W o n d e r f u l b u H d n g sua d e * r ab l e l oca t i on »i a r a a o l "

J u s t o v e r t a c r e r e o l d a n f t a l b u i e f l n g sua C o m m u n i t y w e l 4 • e w e r P s r l e c t far m o d u l a r

i r o n n » . • a c r e * , h a e v S y w o o d e d g r e a t h o m e s k a P e a c e * J a r a a

C a n t o n

Better Than New! Spacious ranch tn popular Arbor W lage comp lex Warm snd neutrsOy decora ted wi th many axtrs up-gradaa m d u d m g f lnahed baaamant. doorwao t o pr ivate deck, rec room, ^ r s d w d carpet , lots of s torsgs

R e m e r i c a H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

4 5 9 - 6 2 2 2 REMEMBER REMERICA

Can ton ONE O f CANTONS - m parks. 2 bed room ranch with fua

ancee. pr iva te entry, doo rwa t lead-ing to pa t io , clubhouee. pool Low associat ion lee 1 mora $09,100

T H E M I C H I G A N G R O U P

R E A L T O R S I N C . . 5 9 1 - 9 2 0 0

CITY OF BLOOMFIELD HILLS Spacious 2 badroom. 2Vi bath, end unn t o v n h o u e e Dlrsng room, l ira-plaoo. na rdwood f loors. 2 car $189 900 w i a conadar leeee/op-Oon Days 333-0710 Eves 453-7181

CLOSE TO ALL CONVENIENCES' Open contemporary a f th wooded pr ivacy, poo l tsnrHs courts, c lub-houee. 2 bed room suftss snd aa-rsge 1106.900 40R10

M A X B R O O C K 026-4000

D e x t e r ' s C o t t o n w o o d

C o n d o m i n i u m s

BY APPOINTMENT I D s H g h t M v a a g a aatnng cuee tc

Ann Art>or F r o m $107,100

B r e n d a T i m s a t 6 « 3 - 3 9 0 0 E d w a r d S u r o v e l l C o .

R e a l t o r s A N N A R B O R

Farmmglon/Farfv iangton Has

O P E N S U N 1 - 5 P M

N e w D e t a c h e d C a p e C o d a

fa. $ off Grand Wvar to Amndat and W to pr ivets roed

- f r t o e d k t j m 1195 000 A k o by a p p o m i m a n

M I L O PROPERTIES 471-0711

F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S

A N E W C O M M U N I T Y

N E W M O O E L S

$ 1 1 4 , 9 9 0 I beOioowa. 2"* beths 2 oar at-

G R E E N P O I N T E AT COPPER CREEK

5 5 3 - 4 8 0 0

u a ' t * v ^m " • r O 'es i •an O e t e a n 30 Unn » l | . o m s i t i i l a y . < i « a s a j i i A * For Berb Wood or B v b PI

• A R M W I G ' O N H I L L ! Townhouse

a s s m* . t M a h a * a * o u l . a a

rz* A M I a ASSOC

r 3,000

326 Condoa C O N Q O LOVERS

Snare 3 b e d r o o m rancn. m aq. f t 3 oa ths , walkout M a n e d besemsnf t o rav ins setting at-tached 2 cer M a n y ext ras Asking $224,100 14 Mae a Hale leed

CLEAN 2 B E D R O O M RANCH Only 2 j e e r s young 2 beths bay w indow m hugs k i tchan. lu« beea-ment. 2 cer a t tached garaga M a d 11 Mas a Orchard L a k e

C A N T O N C R E A M P U F F

t deck Off d M r n erea. i m a h e d bee-ment. OMy $671900

STATE WIDE METRO 4 2 7 - 3 2 0 0

F A M M N Q T O N MILLS Condo lerge bedroom. H H M alorage/ leundry-room. c a r p o r t , tenn is 6 poo l $43JOO. m a k e an offer 861-0010

FARMINGTON HILLS- 1 bedroom SS sppkanoae. waaher dryer, c e r port , tennis 6 poo l $46,000

FARMINGTON 1 H ILLS- FentsatK buy! O t t s m g 3 bedrooms, baths, a a e - o u t basement , 2 car garaga. $105,000

A S K f o r I N D I R A 477-1111 or 476-3473

REAL ESTATE ONE

Farmington Hi l ls CONTEMPORARY CONDO

In f l s m b i e a o o d sub. Fsrtnang H « s 2600 sq f t Has It e l end prk vsts lot Newfy decora ted $201100 90TAN

M A X B R O O C K 626-4000

Fsrmmgson HMs AR EXCEPTIONAL CONDO

r o o m Great loca t ion d o e s l o Down-town Fermmgton 1134.500

DYNAMITE CONDO. RANCH END UNIT - 3% rebate to purchesers a l c los ing S o m e ot Its marry aman inck.de. per t leay f inished lo level. 2 bedroome. 2 beths. .gourmst ki tchen w /b reek lee t sres. tfving room w/f t i et i leca. f o rma l dkw ig room, a t tached 2 car garage, o a tral air. securi ty ey tam 1136,900

T H E M I C H I G A N G R O U P

R E A L T O R S I N C . , 5 9 1 - 9 2 0 0

Fsrmkvgton Hias

C L O S E T O E V E R Y T H I N G Spedoue 3 bedic iop i , 2 beth. cue-tom k i tchen w i th pantry Greet view, pnvs ts en t renca At tached garege l u l l b a s e m e n t $ 1 4 1 8 8 1 IOEW35SIE)

Southf ield

M A K E I T H A P P E N 2 bedroom. 2 oath, a lmond kitchen, storage n e u t r a decor $49,900 I 0 E W S 6 6 0 U )

E N D U N I T P R I V A C Y 2 story cei l ing m greet room >

$129,800 (OEWC1 737-9000

COLDWELL BANKER Sch weeper Real Es is is

FARMINGTON HILLS C O N D O S A T T H E I R B E S T

G O R G E O U S ENO UNIT RANCH Cethredrei oamngs A f lrepieca In the greet room, f o r m a dmmg. besut i f v ki tchen wi th breakteet s res 2 apa-d o u a b e d r o o m s plus l ibrary or pos-a b l s th i rd b a d r o o m 4 d o o r w a a 6 3

g - T 2

tsched 2 cer gerage f- 1.900

ABSOLUTELY A SHOW PLACE! 3 bad room 2-4 ba th a t e condo. gorgeous v iew of the golf course, great room wi th Itrapleoe. 1st floor maatar su i t * . UOrary. wfth ahetvmg. formal d l rang r o o m a l a n d ki tchen wfth breekfaat a r e a 2 decks lerge Cessment Decora ted l o perfect ion' At tached 2 car geraga $324 000

C e n t u r y 2 1 N a d a . I n c . 4 7 7 - 9 6 0 0

F A R M I N G T O N

START PACKING! Cory condo over look ing q i *s t court ye rd A l l a p p l i a n c e s i nc lud ing w a s h e r / d r y e r N o u t r e l d e c o r . $34,990 Ask tor

GREG

CENTURY 21 R O W

4 6 4 - 7 1 1 1 FARMINGTON

Tins immaculate 2 Oedroom. 2vt bath Townhouse Condo hse n sat 2 Cer at tached ga raga finished lower level with iacuEB, inweet pnee n ihe compaex a l $109 , 900 C a l lor appi

Ask for CAROLE G O L D RE/MAX EXECUTIVE 737-6600

. FARMINGTON WOODS New detached ranch condoa f rom 1125,000 1 b lock W of Orcnerd Lake S on 9 Mae

473-6101

FARMINGTON - 1 b e d r o o m ranch s tyM lerge cue tom pat io wooded eree fac ing r iver $45,000 nag Day. 7 3 7 - f a a t E v e a 846-5115

d o s e to eve ry th ing carpet ing Sc rdeenad in paoo Muet seel $62,000

dows a a l a r m d o o r s Newer oak k i tchen cab inets pr iva te entry 6 se-aignad pe rk ing Cloee lo ahoppmg Greet buy at $ 4 5 900

R e m e r i c a S U B U R B A N R E A L T O R S

2 6 1 - 1 6 0 0 LIVONIA - THE WOOOS O P E N SAT 1-6

on a budget , one of a kind, poeenbie sea impen r i Speooue I bed room ran

• . e t c Cfejb-

fioues wi th yea r - round l i s e l n l pool ESTHER BAXTER

MAYFAIR 522-0000

F O R E S T fWTXOM

1 - 4 P M

O P E N E V E R Y S A T « S U N 2 4

MILL POINTE CONOOS MIL*ORG D iREC- 'ONS W of M e m St.. S of C o m — r o e a l m e a n d of Peaert Rd

i S 7 Mary I M I svak-

R a N a i t o r S i s i a F r a n P W U O f N ' . A l

W V « W P « O P E R T « S omm r t s - u 7 - « a s e Mode l 3

N O W T M V « . l I - » I Kmge I M . f o o d Wew io a a l 6 4 5 000

NOVI 0 C T A C M C D RANCN-1961 m a . 3 m e m . I M e t . I ear t a -n a * . n a m i an M a i n S M S J S S . M f r P A R O a A S S O C 166-6678

326 Condoe

CAN YOU • kaaaag i .

b * s under $20 a m o n n a * year See the unique hartoc set t ing locs ted m city of f io rmvMs lor 2 b e d r o o m con-

261-1400

NOVI

. B E S T B A R G A I N Large 3 bedroom. 2 t oath Condo with l u l baeemenl 1 g a r a g a Coun-try klMhan. formal d m n g . f i replace, appaaneee Secnnce et $106,000

CALL VINCE SANTONI Century 21 MarTford S o u j i 464-6400

NOVI M

ment. 2 f vepucaa . many ea t raa $124,800 Open S u n i - 5 p m Caa: 344-1063

NOVI - CROSS WINDS. 3 bedroom. 3 beth ranch oondo. c a t h e d r a cod-ings. hrsplace nmahed lower laval.

NOVI - Lafcawooda Park Homea. 2 bedroome. 1 bath. air. garage, vary dean, muet see 227-322S

NOVI - OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 23567 Slonenenge 2 bedroom. 11*

* - a £ 3 3 5 >

N O V I R A N C H Mint g round lavel ranch c o n d o w / laundry 1 at tached geraga Onfy 168.900 Ca* to- deta i ls

KAREN BROWN R E / M A X 1 0 0 Inc.

348-3000 NOVI - 3 bed room ranch. 1000 sq . l t . s n d unn. oenl ra i sir f i rsp ieca a l new carpe l 'app l iances 172.000

517-624-5111 or 3 f 3 - 6 J 6 - 5 3 1 3

326 Condoa TROY

OPEN BUN 1-4PM 31 M o n t i Mooel 3 baths. Ugh r a e r g a d M n g room ml !W apiece and d m n g room over look-ing both Enclosed petio e r e * Re-cently redecorated Oitfy $61:500 1773 B ien twood N of Long Lake. E of Cool ldos

THE PRUOENT1AL OREAT LAKES REALTY

WALLEO LAKE - Shorskne Condoe. 1 oedroom si uka f ron t bukdmg. over 625 sq It. wBh vary large " a k -in cioeet. c n m p i e e k l icnen. weener 1 dryer, garaoe. boat dock ing avaa-abie Pnoed below merket far 'set sale - C a l Ms

" 2 8 T S E

WALLED LAKE - vary room. l ' 4 b a bis k x a t l o n Central an petio. beaemenl. carport Comp ia i haa dubhouaa 4 p o d $65,900 C a l for appointment 313-624-6123

WATERFORD 2 bedroome, 1H bertha baesmanl . carport Acroaa f rom go l l course M 7 900 C M Jo«c«

E X E C U T I V E P R O P E R T I E S 662-4700 873-9204

WEST BLOOMFIELD Reducedl BeeuMul Foxpokitef Nice-ly neu t ra 3 bedroom 1967 Town-house Now $168,900-

ANN FENNER SPIEGEL 540-5525 737-2478

MAX BROOCK. INC REALTORS

OPEN SUN 1-4 TROY - p r ime loca-tion w e a to poo l lennis cour ta 6 d u b house f r om this 2 badroom. 1W bath townhouss Marbe l nrapMca. . deck I lovely decor . $87,800 ' N of Long Lake. E of Cookdge 1836 Brentwood C o l Sandy Mur pny at Jack Chra teneon 8*9-660C

WEST BLOOMFIELD At t rsct ive well maintained 3 beO-•oom Townhouee/Condo in Green F a m a near 14 1 i i a W e e d Great end location w i th over 1600 s q ft ottering 2 * bstha. krsplaoe central ak, 21 ft pr ivate masJw sui te, re-modeled kitchen, basemen- 1 2 car garege H28 .90C

C M CAROL T N WNOROWSKI CHAMBERLAIN, REALTORS

546-9200 546-5509

Ptymouth/Canton P R I C E R E D U SECLUDED PA Ptymouth Township c o n d o e s f ind Original owner haa prov

R E O U C T I O N I V E R Y SECLUDED P A R A D I S E Love l y

k id-g lov* cor * . T h e horns lao tura* 3 bedrooms 2 H beths. 2 hrepieoee |w«a-oui nmsnsd basement , bnght

M O M DESERVES TMtS ONE ' Af ter St ahe s done, reward tier wi th this aisgsni 2,900 sq f l de teched home m the p r saogwu* A rbo re tum of Plymouth She d love to see soon' Teone court pond. aSMIrig trans, phone l o s e s '

Tha A l to rdabM Draam W a k a up t o beauti tul i M n g m t h a two b e d r o o m c o n t e m p o r a r y c o n d o Sunsh iny ki tchen with skyt igm Greet room, plus formal 3 i n n g r o o m Full baae-ment. carpor t ch ibhouse, end poo l Convemenl locat ion Now a a k m q $75,900

The Prudent ia l William Decker,

REALTORS 4 5 5 - 8 4 0 0

Independently Owned s n d Opera ted

PLYMOUTH - immecu ie te 2 bed-room. must s a * $71,900 HELP-U-SELL Of N W W C 454-9535

PLYMOUTH S BEST AREA Dor plen. privacy, greet

view. 2 bedroome. library "Waned baeemenl. 2 '« cer attached gerage Good buy 1145.900 45S 85S8

G R A N D O P E N I N G

New Atrium Model at

W o o d d l f f o n t h e L a k e Mermen Frankel has dona II aga in ! J u s l when you thought ths Herman Frara-« Oroani ta l ion had dona N an they in t roduce The • Atr ium The spectacular new l lrsl floor mester bsd-room detached condomirv-um si Woodckf l on the Lsks

Corns K i d see The At r ium, — from the builder who wro te the book on better l iving

_ From .1339.500

Open 12-4 Daily (Closed Thursday)

P h o n e M 3 - 3 5 0 1

Presantsd by The Herman Franaef

Organization

Localed oft Pontiac Trail. 11» miles Wsst ot Orcnerd Lake Rd T ian on to Mirror Lake Drive to WoodcWt

WESTLAND, - Busdors Cloeeoul Star l ing < |H»»>600, k j » as IIJM. down V i interest 30 yeer mor t -gege - 850 sq f l bt-isvei Can be designed tor 2 fsmily if Ussa-sd 3-4 bedrooms. 2 lua baths large coun-try kitchan. diahweeher mr condi-t ioned Vertical bonds, private front and raar entrances Model Open Set 1 Sun 1-6 595-0133 or week-deys by sppolntmsnt 425-0140

MUST SEE TO BELIEVE

P L Y M O U T H T W P WHY RENT-THIS IS AFFORDABLE' ' 2 bedroom Condo n - u n l t laundry

c o m p i a i $65,000

RED CARPET KEIM MAPLE, INC.

851-8010 553-5888

so much

P L Y M O U T H VALUE RICH -

a t h a 2 bad room Condo in dee>-sbie Plymouth Enjoy I h e wsi» to r o a n O f * r s tun baaamant. cantra i air 2nd f loor laundry, a t tached ga-rage. deck 6 pnvete sn t ry $93 900

EXQUISITE LIVING in t h a stunning 2 bed room. 2 tu t beth Condo Feeturee gorgeous Great Room over look ing baautif iS treed ravine sett ing, i verticals, c e n t r a a r m o r a $114 900

Century 21 T o d a y 4 6 2 - 9 8 0 0

C e n t u r i o n

A w a r d W i n n i n g O f f i c e

1 9 8 6 . 6 7 . M , 8 9 . 9 0 A 9 1

ROCHESTER, D O W N T O W N 2 badroom*. T% bath* , o e n t r a Mr baesmsni. 1 car at tached ga rsgs

Walk to d t y , park. IS 7 f - '

WESTLANO - NEW PLANNED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Detached 2 bedroom Condoe 2 car garage, basement , cen t ra l a i r , 199 BOO Pnms Cen t ra City Park way 1 Hunter location Models open 1-6: C M 729-8030 or UJI p - y . c c i i O i u y n u r 454-9535

WESTLAND - 2 bedroom. 2 bath, fmishsd basement mt condi t ion ing N i c e ' / d e c o r a t e d mue t s a e l $79. SQp 326-8045

beth 2600 aq ft great room, femay room, l ibrary, deck. 2 car garage Below market By owner Buyers only $149,500 After 6pm 8 weekends 360-1463

W BLOOMFIELD - Bloomfield HIUS

N E T W O R K R E A L E S T A T E

5 3 9 - 0 9 0 0

school 166.500 575-4206 766-1063

ROCHESTER HILLS - Luxury condo oacks to Great Oaks Gov Course New custom ass ign so euro-styts

i d oarage. 3 2 nrepieoes a i bar

a e - m c l o s e t * l ibrary a many her ext ras C a r 660-6433

ROCHESTER HILLS - 2 bedroom. 2 \ * bath condo backs u p to P u n t Craak lor a tabuious Mew Pea Estate One 313-652-6S0C

Aak for Sterr

ROCHESTER H lLLS-Uooay 2 bed-room 2 beth condo w m gol f course new C a t h e d r a csanga. ftrepuee Heeted p a r k i n g wrth e leva io r $174100 661-5421

C H I M N E Y H I L L C O N D O Cleen upper ranch 2 badroom 2 beig. pnvsts garsgs and baaamemt PrcJoeaona decor f ireplace deck H 0 4 . 9 0 0 IOE-L-21MEAI

462-1811 COLDWELL BANKER

Schwal t ier Reef Estate

W Sioomheld A GEM OF A SHOWCASE CONOO

with ponds 8 trees netuns abounds m t h « aff o r d s b e community 2 bad-r o o m * 2 ba th* balcony in house laundry uppar ranch unit only 171.900

CLEAN ANO LIVED m LESS THAN 1 YEAR - w tm all appnancaa includ-ed Jpgrsdee k r icher catunets arykghts. hreplec*. 2 b a d r o o m * r n be ths 2 car gerege T h a condo a I k e brand new! $114,900

T H E M I C H I G A N G R O U P

I R E A L T O R S I N C . 5 9 1 - 9 2 0 0

ROYAL OAK North bueomg wah g o « course mow f rom a a e o n I Laundry In unf t AM

unde rg round perk ing Mlbhouee $78,000 • Dorothy M Har r ing ton 847-1100 or 642-3344 COLOWELL BANKER

SHELBY TWP . i t f t rs con temporary , decorator owned. 2 story 2 bed-room w/ io f l e rsa I ' l ba th* . Rnanad B«tai t isn l . 1900 sq ft m u « sea $116,000 247-3630

80UTMWELD ENO UNTT R A N C H

8 s p M a n c a * W 9 800 HEPPARO 6 ASSOC 8 6 6 4 6 7 0

80UTM LYON A d ^ t comwsjnl ty

S REDFORD l l M M ana

WALLEO LAKE, i

WALLED LAKE r«M wHh

W BLOOMFIELD moet b e a u t i M free s tands ig condo Beet price in the complex Contem-porsry 2 bedroom. 3-4 b M h ranch with great room aprary fWened lower l eva wah bedroom 8 k * beth C M tar more d a t a * $198,500 Pt-63C

$69,600 AR-27C

VERY DESIRABLE

- i m w -

C T i K S CALL M C H E L l E YUWCM 363-6062

THE P«UO«NT»AL OREAT LAKES REAL TV 661 -6100

W E 8 T B L O O M F I E L D

T O W N H O U S E 1.706 * J R

r r ^

A a k l o r D e e

REAL ESTATE ONE 9 3 2 - 1 1 6 1 " o r 6 8 1 - 5 7 0 0

aOh wel ber 8 o f c e Newer corpM-ina bonds. t r a » a ^ i o n e m k r o r * . pn isas cour tyard antry at tached ga rag* 6 mora $86 960 Su- 2«C

NEW CONSTRUCTION - A M I beang e a m p i a d S t e ame lo ehoaee c<» o r * 2 b e i k o o n a J beth ranch Jerv

lowar ava l Araa of rsoner pnead nomas l a n d Cont rsc - Tarme eva6-SMS $156 BOO ME-30C

T h e

M i c h i g a n

G r o u p R e a l t o r s

8 5 1 - 4 1 0 0 W OCAREONN Cauda

1 6 1 ^ 7 9

327 Nav Homa

S LYON NEW SUBDIVISION I Cour t -y i i un i soaM ('<* acre «9 1

N 16 MR Ter ra* Payments as SS $300 pw mo A t h i o * down • • i e S N I h m h

437-5340

326 Duplexes T o w n h o u s s s

JUST LISTED a

M y k g n i 198 766

4 5 9 - 6 0 0 0

. C O L D W E L L

B A N K E R S c h w e i t z e r R e a l E s t a t e

330 Apar tments Sate

For

GOOO PONTIAC LOCATION Excel-lent cond i t i on Newly remodeled 25 uni ts $375,000 or $450,000 lend

681-1626 363-4666

S P E C T A C U L A R

A P A R T M E N T C O M P L E X Top of the Sns newly oonetructed apsr tment bukdmg In the heart o»

S S S . 2 T

4 5 9 - 6 0 0 0

C O L D W E L L

B A N K E R S c h w e i t z e r R e a l E s t a t e

332 Mobile Homes For Seta

ALMOST NEWT 1991 model. 3 bed-room. lerge i M n g room appkancs pack age p r i ced lo ss»t C a l Us Noar-Hometown USA

ARE YOUR SURE YOU HAVE TME BEST PRICE?

Compare ! Wonder land Michigan A r e at BeM*vkN Rd 387-2330

CANTON - 1985 Commador Vanity 14x70 3 bedroom. 2 f l * baths peti-l o n e d leund<ry a o g r " . targe krtchen. Mus i s s k A p P l e e d s i $13,300 seWna lor $10,500 Ce* 9-3 30pm 961-3786 or s f la r 3 30pm 397-2039

C A S H P A I D For used mobi le homos

North Homos 566-2277

C H A M P I O N 1967 West land Maed-ows. 2 b a d r o o c i s k i tchen w.'boy w indow w o o d sned. M sppnances S t l .900 . 'bes t after 8 p m 721-4653

C O M M E R C E

M E A D O W S MANUFACTURED

H O M E COMMUNITY

The New Amer ican Ulestyte

One of the finest manufactured home communi t ies m Ihe S ts ts of Michigan Soecrsl leaturos inctude.

- Luxur ious O u o n o u s e -1 reeled Ssnmming Pool • Huron VeHey S c h o o a - Picnic A r e a * . - P layground Araa -i - Ceoie TV Avokabie - Commun i ty Act iv i t ies - Mlnufas F r o m 12 Oeka Mal l

6 Proud Lake Recreat ion arae

I N Q U I R E A B O U T

W E E K E N D O P E N H O U S E

313-664-6796

We heve new 6 p r * -owned homes lor saw (No home a more than 4/ yrs old). To w q i a r e about s new or p ra -owned h o m e C M O e m s Eager, at Ouakty Homes - Located m ma Club Houee 4 ' v miles N of >-86 on W i x o m R d 313-684-6716

S P E C I A L P R O M O T I O N

$ 9 9 S E C U R I T Y D E P O S I T Save up to $454

E n d * soon - C M nowi

COMMERCE MEADOWS W1X0M 1969 Skyl ine mob IN nome. '4x70, 2 oedroom 2 b a t h loeded w/axtras $28 500''beet offer 664-0186

DOUBLE WIDE 1968. 3 bedroom. 2 beth beaut i fu l country ki tchen, ca-thed ra o a k n g Muat s M less High-

s e n . " $ 2 8 0 0 0 867 2022

YOUR DREAM JUST ARRIVED* i 486 aq f l . 3 bedroom. 2 tu* bath, weaim d o e e t * . i scuza tub, 6 mora

" A 595-0606

' F e r m m g l o n

War ran Ml l tord u v e a Plymouth Flat Rook C a m on

Clerks! on

NEW H O M E CEARANCE IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

GREAT LOCATIONS $16,990 119.500 1 1 1 5 0 0 1 H 1 0 0 $ 1 1 9 0 0 $19 900 » M O O $22 500 122 500 $24 990 125 990 $26 490 $30 490 $31 990

332 MoMla Homes For Sate

D R A S T I C D I S C O U N T

On our laM 1991 mode l 14x72.

Oak Haven Now only $15-900 North Momes6ae-2277 o r 416-5915

A H I G H L A N D

m H I L L S W E S T A T E S

N o v l / F a r m l n g l o n A r e a New 6 PraownadMobke

1 0 % d o w n - 1 0 % I n t e r e s t

2 0 % d o w n - » V t % I n t e r e s t 15 Yaor Loan

CaB tar De i s i n

Q U A L I T Y H O M E S C a l l J o a n n e

4 7 4 - 0 3 2 0 o r 4 7 4 - 0 3 3 3

MOBILE HOME. 14x56 o n lot m Taylor 2 bedroom, dock. shod, s k

"2 y r s old. 425-6686 must I

MOBILE HOME 14X70. S« *pp»-snces included Larga lo t skth swing set 88.000 or beet oRer Ce* sfler 7pm 362-1734

MOBILE HOME 1974 14x70. 3 bad-L washer, ia Week 561-0441

dryar $7500 R d m u k a days. * n s r 5pm

best Canton e r a * 397-2176

^ N E W L A R G E S I T E S

N O W A V A I L A B L E Now tak ing reearvauons

s i ths M new PINES M Cedarb rook

Located on M-59 . 4Vt msea E of MWord Rd acroaa f r o m tha Alpine Sk i A rae

Huron Valley Schools For more Into please cal l

(313) 887-4131

NOVI

M E A D O W S MOBILE H O M E COMMUNITY

The New Amer ican Utaaty le

Wa have new and p ra -owned homee for aele Home ownersh ip for Nes cost than moet apar tmenta

• Country L M n g - BeeutHui Clubhouae • Play Areas • n v Storage • Heeted P o o l - N E W • Profeeaional Menegement • Homes Pricad From $ 14,500

3 4 9 - 6 9 6 6

To mQuars ebouf new or p re -owned homee c a l Mane K M i at Quairty Homee - 313-344-1146 Loca ted In communi ty c lubhouse. 1 mi le S. of Grand Rivar off N s c e r Rd

332 Mobile Homes For Sata -CD M0BI . .E HOMES New 14x36 $12,100

421-7123

333 Northern Property For Sole

BELLAME. M l - Lovely ramoowed Ml prune d o w n t o w n location

l j $ s u s r » u bunding i n i smh ro ta* i

B O Y N E D E E R L A K E Lovety chalst 3 badrooma 2 beth,.

313-876-2728

BURT LAKE - wes t s ide 2 bed-room. 2 bath. 13 yeer o ld home, ex-

guest houee aH Sack. Mo* yard 8 sand beech

P ICKE«*L LAKE co t tage - t l a g * room plus bath, pret ty 50' on i M a S h o d , d i s h e s m o v e - i n O n l j 858 000

CALL G A R Y PHILLIPS Re/Mex Rear Estate o l Patcakey

816-347-4100

CENTRAL MICHIGAN C A N A D I A N L A K E S

E N D A N G E R E D S P E C I E S 101 Mat o l p r i m e leke f ron tsge under $100 000 5

balh.. greet

$86 900

C O L D W E L L B A N K E R

L A K E S R E A L T Y

S T A N W O O D . M I C H I G A N

( 6 1 6 ( 9 7 2 - 8 3 0 0

C H A R L E V O I X H O M E Elegance s i us beet' Beeutifuliy re-stored home on prest ig ious MKh i oan Avenue 5 b e d r p o n a 5 baths Custom window I raotmar i ts , 6 par-son hot tub on srrap-around decs B e a c h a c c e s s a c r o s s s t r e e t $339,000

CALL LINDA HOFFMAN

VACATION PROPERTIES NETWORK

203 Br idge Street . Ml 41720

1-800-746-0536

PLYMOUTH MILLS. 1969 Commo-dore double wide, oootmo on#y 10

MO. $28 000 or 464-4718

PLYMOUTH • 10 M o d a N IO Choose F r o m • Immediate Occupancy • Choice Lots S t i * Avai lable • But Going Feat

LITTLE VA

REDFORD - 1 b e o r o o m Stays

RELOCATING - M U S T SELL ' 1979 double w ide near ly 1300 sq fL , 3 b e d r o o m 2 fua beth. fire-piece. central ear large deck plus m a n y a x l r a s 486-6377

ROYAL COVE 1986. 14x70. 2 bed-room* . 2 M l be tns oak k i tchan smh appilancee Ga rde r tub , 8x17 doc* , must s s * $14,900 Cent o n C o l sf lar 6pm. . 397-3622

SHULT. 1986. doub le w i d e m Shelby "West 3 bedroom. 2 *u* ba th* , cen-t r a *ar. ca thedra l oakmga large k i tchan neut ra l co lo r * , super mau-

upgradas $38,000 and owner was I mon t f 739-60

SOUTHFIELD MOBILE PARK 1972 12x60, 2 bedroome. * t o v * ' I ndgs now carpe t ing G o o d condi-t ion $2 *00 Af ter 5. 356-6571

SOUTHFIELD - 2 b e d r o o m e Appi lancee. en pert*say Good condi t ion. $4,000

i bedroom. 2 over 1350 aq f t of e legant living that m d u d e s c a t h e d r a caiknga throughout , pluan carpe t oak cabi-ne t s upgrade mauMnon

I Ihaa 8 much , much more for only $38,499

LITTLE VALLEY HOMES. PLYMOUTH 454-4860

WE PAY C A S H FOR HOMES ' Up to $25,000 C a l U * Today*

596-0606

Canton Excoaam condi t ion, beauts M quMt lo t 3 bedroome 2 M l

ahed $14.900or beet offer

ELK LAKE 3 oedroom summer co t tage n e a TrCiWrss City 107 I t Of f rontage Superb n e w * of l ak * Fumiaheo. le rms available $182,900

Co* P E G HATCH REAL ESTATE ONE ELK RAPfDS

EVART (S Of

C M M M *

I - 20 scree most ly wooded

X X 313-539-1185

G A Y L 0 R 0 Big Lake Cheie i af th •Suited call ings south sxposur-s

Sf deck. Cell Kan Ames

MAX Gaytoro 517-73J-2078 NORTHERN MICHIGAN

Burt. Muaett 6 Black Lakes Also rivers $ hunt ing percale

Red Carpet Kokn /AK Smflh Rea Eatate 1-800-743-2095

NORTHPORT, Ml LAKE MICHIGAN e a s t f r om Ova L eeleneu County con tempora ry home situated on 10 ecres * • bedrooms. 2'e be ths many bum ms f o r m a dlrsng and mas is r suits with off ice end sun r o o - IS1-93891 >$449,000 Call L m r , A u l t

Coidweii Banker Sohrmdi Reanors ( 6 1 6 ) 2 7 1 - 6 1 6 1

OMENA, Ml BED 1 BREAKFAST County Chemung B 8 B includee 4 + bedrooms, 4 Bams. 2-4 car ga rage. 3 outbui ld ings 6 more V e w s 8 public a esse l o O m a n * Bay 6 Mougey Lake I « t -94038) $239 000

C M U N N E A A U L T C o l d w M Banker Schmid t Rea to ra

( 6 1 6 ) 2 7 1 - 6 1 6 1

T R A V S B S E C r T f A f lFA Nomae 8 Lota

FOR SALE BY OWNER By Omm Network 800-223-4007

30 ,580 ACRES Northern Lowar Michigan w/Leke Huron f romsys 6 streams roeds much more A t or par i by b r o k e (800) 677-0389 Code aSOO RE/MAX Beyahor* Propert ies, Ltd

334 Out Of Town Property For Sale

"MOVING" Pncad to eeK> View* of Eaet Bay 2 bedroom 2 beth C o n d o Frep lece mr condi t ioned Jumper Hike, across f r o m G r e n d T r e v e r s e Resor t $78,000

C a l l L O U I S E

( 6 1 6 ) 9 3 8 - 1 8 8 0

R E A L E S T A T E O N E

A C M E . M l .

3 B E D R O O M C O N D O Welk out leva. 1.246 s o f t h r » place Grand Traverse Resorts 0a -oounta "The ax t rs r o o m for compa-ny Priced to sen * | $88 500

C a l l L O U I S E

( 6 1 6 ) 9 3 8 - 1 8 8 0

R E A L E S T A T E O N E

A C M E . M l

r r f t i K c l u i f fty tkDrlO r Ot t inc i JOltBUMi i A S U O I I M S e t t RHWt Fil

A n I v< e f t l i o i i . i l

l i l c s U l c -Auails h i i i In I i%onid.

The simplicity and convenience of detached condominium living with the elegance and privacy ot a single tamiiy home Enjoy ? distinctive, luxurious lifestyle m a water-filled continental European atmosphere at a place tar from the ! ordinary-

EJACHED CONDOMINIUMS

W i t h A European Touch

P r i c e d fri>m S i 9 9 , 5 0 0

9 5 3 - 0 0 8 0 O p e n Dai ly 12-6

a a n i a o A D

( 1

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The Villas LUXURIOUS DETACHED CONDOMINIUMS

" A Beck Development Communtrv - w r a s e u x M

Thuraday. May 7.1992 0 * £

335 Ttma Share For Sato

R O . 2 r e d weeks. Sleeps 4 Deeded -83800

702-584-0880

337 Farms For Sato GRAND BLANC. 30 M a . lovMy home, barns - 38 M M * SWARTZ CREEK. 50 acres, home b * m * . 47 * t * a * . contract terms MT MORRIS TWP 76 acre* 5 P*Or oom homo. 2 bame woods MILLINGTON. 80 acrss hovaly 5 twdroom home Berns woe 8 u * Raeuy .-44-4266 OR 744-4250 OR 234-077?

METAMORA - Muni Club arse 76 acre ree ldent ia farm, b a m g a e g e 6 out bul ldmgs .Spnng-feO 6 r o c k e d pond m c o m * p i oducmg or g r e a retreat Country home w sob-

HILLS OF LONE PINE M I H ohow* lot Plans and busdmg per rwi Reedy i o b u » d Buyers only Mr L*rk 961-6600

75 GORGEOUS a c r e * ranch home 40 stake. 6 t rack Can divide UNlOutf HOME 8 BARN on 20

PROFESSIONAL HORSE FACSLITY «i So Lyon. Ranch noma, indoor • r a r e 6 40 - staka

Ca* the HORSE FARM . SPECIALISTS at ERA Loysdn

Reeflors 313-486 1199

336 Country Homes For Sale .

N TERRITORIAL 8 US-23 AREA Farm home 4 bedrooms r y beths. t r epe i c * 5 Or more seres nee! as s pwf $115.000 313-663-4866

339 Lots snd Acrsage For Sals

A N N O U N C I N G TIMBERVIEW ACRES Gentle rol l ing 2 'v acre srtas t o m e w "walkout basement t your t>u*de> Easy sccess t o western suburbs 4 Ann Arbor Financing Terma

339 Lota and Acreege For Sato

RARE F M O in SLOOkMNELO wkk B i rmingham aakooN. Ovw 2 M » i p o n d 81 k o n t 81 tS.BOO VACWAL

M A X B R O O C K

ROCHESTER HILLS

SOUTHFIELD Larga aroodsd lot

V A N BUREN TWP • 35 s e n tag* on 1-275 8 Ecoraa Rd • f e a t I r d m goM course $15,000 sere Won I lest nSS

WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP By Ckmer K ecre W e a o u t bukdmg site m new s u b d M a o n Low $ 3 0 4

313-778-5820

^ 20 BEAUTIFUL WOODED ACRES

N E X T T O H O M E A R A M A

O A K L A N D T O W N S H I P (4 M i l * * F r o m Oo»

READY TO BUILD LAKE: PONO ALL UTILITIES

$386 000 641-7223 643-6807

340 Lake-River-Resort Property

CANADIAN LAKES

WMtmd rmtrwmt b«t fv >4krom t u n room, f t r tp t tca . t«k« •oc—6 BOrom% Staia Forest Encmpuonm

$ 5 7 , 5 0 0

W H I T E H O U S E R E A L T Y

1 - 6 1 6 - 9 7 2 - 7 6 7 6

CALL: 5 5 9 - 7 4 3 0 •

BEAUTIFUL BLOOMFIELD lot vt heart of Foscro f l facing commons Pf*ns avai lable fo i larg* sl t ractrve cowrea designed spscitieaky lor m e <oi $120 000

n Dorothy M I 647-1900 or 642-: COLDWELL BANKER Scheieitzar R e a Estate

BEAUTIFUL WOODED o«e acre j walkout IOI S e n to park 'or added | privacy in area of $400 000 homee J149 900 65SWA

M A X B R O O C K 626-4000

DEERFIELD TWP Lmngs ton Coun-ty 10 acres on Indian Lake adjoins s la te .and Wooded seculded LC te rms- t rade Mr W a n 661-1527

FIND YOURSELF o n Br isaat te Beach look ing out f rom the bay r o o m or the deck 3 b e d r o o m * 2 baths wvmg room w/"Fr*nch doors 6 rBul led ceil ing 2 f ireplaces cen t ra a ' 2 car * t t * c h o d g a a g a $169,000 After 6 p m 517-687 -2043

T O R C H L A K E

PRIME EAST SIDE HOME NEAR YACHT CLUB

A r s r * early season f ind that won t

342 Lakefront Property CASS LAKE C A N A L FRONT

2 bedroom* , skyegh! a done gerege $99,900

WILL IAMS LAKEFRONT 4 bed room* . 2 b e t h * open l o o r p l *n . naaura w o o d *kano Suraea expoeurs 2 oar ge rage $229,100

E X E C U T I V E P R O P E R T I E S

6 7 3 - 9 2 0 4 6 8 2 - 4 7 0 0

L A K E F R O N T H O M E On M apor t * Duck Lake with breath tak ing view f r om 3

: M Kim Sp rang* ! M 624-3015 PRUDENTIAL t f l E B A U E R REALTY

HARSENS ISLAND - confluence of freighter out m Sou th C l w r m e 214 f l a I k o n t a g a S i C M k RNar. 507 depth e O O A steal i s e i . M 116 ft now dock d o c k a g a to r M 0 11 yacht

$330,000 746-3406

IRISH HULLS AREA 1 Doop Lake c ine Wkebont c3«. tege mce beech. M aporta M M . 2 bedroom* . 75 n t r o n U 0 * . $65 000 2 Sou th Lake 5 ae ro* of leke Irorv tegs plus s newer 2 Oedroom ranch homa wi th w rap -a round dock Gar gooue aank iu wi th over 180 ft p r m frontage $139,900 3 Lake Loch Erm SOO acre a •por ts pr ivate l ake Lafca MM* f rom $39,500 t o $65 000 and lakefront Homee f rom $135,000 14) 4 3 7 ecre L e a * Es ta te - Frontage on 2 leke* fuel w e b a n g Up North onfy Closer 2600 eq ft execut ive home Tranquil ity and yukd Mo abound on liour own pr iva te re t reat $325 000 Ce* tor our t ree p roper ty brouchur

HEART O TME MILLS REALTY

LAKEFRONT LIVING OXBOW COURTYARO V I L L A S Land Cont rac t C u e l o m bum ranch 6 2 story C o n d o a a ia r tng $92,900 2 bad rooma . 2 ba th* . 2

p iece* C o m * out and * * * u * o r c M OPEN SUNOAY 2 - 5 P M Corner of E W * b o l h L a k * 8 Un ion L M *

T H E M I C H I G A N G R O U P

R E A L T O R S I N C . . 8 5 1 - 4 1 0 0

L A K E F R O N T S e l l e r a n x i o u s f o r s a l e

A l aports l a k * Ju* t reduced f rom $172,500 to $ 1 5 9 900 Or ota 3 badrooma. 2 bathe

BLOOMFIELD - Bukdmg p ies sv*«-ac-e Bunders c individuals Lone Pm* . Ts ieg iaph Road ere* C M HerbLewson inc <313)737-0690

BLOOMFIELD HILLS SCHOOLS Oeeutilu' 120 • 170 wooded rot C n y o a t e r & m i * * ' T e r m s <131900 626-3820

BLOOMFIELD HILLS SCHOOLS

Act n o

M A X B R O O C K 626-4000

larts immaculate yea-round home eeth 1625 s q ft On one ' story r ight o n the weler The lot a p remium nil wooded 440 deep wrth landscaping around t h * nome 1

inc luding sprinkler systems outside

many entree including fuky fur-rnenod maatar surte overtooing tha L k i w i th t e c u m bath, homa com-pletely remodeled end eOded onto m 1985 wi th M buan-en appl iance* P a i s windows. S skylights docks, paved dr ive end a separate 12 x27

wrth b r o o l t i i M m g lake new pm* huge w*M-<n cioeet Picture perfect msaje and out mcfudaa boat dock Cak me to eee mre spec !a lekefront loday 1 Don' t mies th is g ra* t d * a f

$ 1 5 9 , 9 0 0

F o r D i r e c t i o n s C a l l

R o x a n n e W a l s h P a g e r 4 0 6 - 6 9 7 6

J i m D e P o r r e P a g e r 4 0 6 - 9 1 9 3

R E / M A X i n t h e H I L L S 646-5000

342 Lakefront Property

P i n e c r e e k R i d g e A Commi^v ty of N a t u r e E le j knca

k i L l rk iaa l tn i County wa te r f ron t . Creek aide A n d Ravtna MomaaMa*

Open 12-9 Tuaa th ru Su i t

R E A L E S T A T E O N E

L e u r s E d w a r d s

S u s a n D o y l e

3 1 3 - 2 2 7 - 9 6 1 0

SPECTACULAR COM Lake From

iryle 5 T O r

tin 1990 $188 BOO atLAK

M A X B R O O C K

deck w l u a l a k * new Socuro boat

$189,900 or Maaa w p u r c h a e e cred-> Land Cont rac t poaab la 882-0964

T R E E D & P R I V A T E

L A K E F R O N T

I 70 sere haven 370 f l or beauti ful lake f rontage Nicely up-do led 4 o e d r o o m 2 bath term-houee f l e a t t l d m wf th nature karat $209,900

S T U N N I N G L A K E F R O N T

C O M T E M P O R A R Y Ties 3 badroom. 2 5 b a m muib laval masterpiece reeturee c a t h e d r a cok-i n g s 2 l i r e p f e c e s . A n d e r s e n

d e c o r a t o o

4 5 9 - 6 0 0 0

C O L D W E L L

B A N K E R S c h w e i t z e r R e a l E s t a t e

WATKINS LAKE FRONT LOT SS x 180 Suneot n a . sandy beach $110,000

CALL R W WATSON E X E C U T I V E P R O P E R T I E S

874-2322 " 682-4700

365 Bueinosa

I N S U R A N C E P * C I you retir ing and woMO w e to I your book or BUIMIUM or look-

lo Plaoo your aatabOahad book e"> 40 year old agency

I arrangomont on a sale er f a ^ i -' i p e i d to s producer

844-5157

PET St !OP vary profi t growth erw* O Johnson Roger

PIZZA CARRY-OUT Weal Suburb, fully aomppao oemar •eel ing town muot aaa. $4& ooo

PRESIDENT 6 CEO health cere oompeny w e be In p ie Detroit eree on May ®1h l o dweuee

op txy tunroe* To ra( I-47S-32S1, 1-800-673-: 313-47 -1847

PRINTING BUSINESS FOR SALE Growing pr int ing « graphic art bue-

Oakiend County Comp ia i * wHh

) $100 000 aanouaf> mtareeied

313 -34^7575

SPORTS BAR great « c a k o n L i e Mon t g r o w Eaay o p a r a m e Tarme r rwaeCN C M between 6-9 P M 525-4413

366 0tc.-8ue. Space Seto/Leaaa

FOR S A L S - 1-10 ACRES

T h o m p » o n - B r c

5 5 3 - 8 7 0 0

stsr tmg u 1150 Hoof 8 watar tree 12 Ma»/Greenlta*d aree Conteei Ganaah Canac 689-7022 or 589-6642

u v o a > A Maa 1000 aq.I1. g m * or m a d r e ofhea Orky $ 1000 mone i . C M Mr L u b n a 644-7396

U V O M A On* aaory b u a k n g 1200-24.000 a q n of rxvgua ofl lca apeca OuMty

UVOMA Schoolcraft 6 master Rd Sui table lor store or o f f ice t targe neighbor-

ar C**64{-968C LIVONIA WEST ,

SINGLE OFFICES $200 m o n t h to month wrth services evaiebte 464-2960 or 341-5441

LIVONIA - 1400 aq n ugh t m a with of f ice Hewer b u i t t n g ed Or Mem Street

522-8622

TRAVEL AGENCY IN PLYMOUTH Unique opportuni ty Fuky appointed A v e * * b N due to et

L I V O N I A 15415 M-ddtebort at 5 M«e ' 1 5 0 0 MidOetben betweer. 7 Mae One r o o m to eighf room su i t * * •vSkabW Pkorw system may avanabw Very a x n p k i t i v e

C A L L K E N H A L E :

v S u i s i s | D A Y S 5 2 5 - 2 4 1 2

E V E S 2 6 1 - 1 2 1 1

366 04c.-Bua. Space

WOPTMWESTERNAMkmebek LOW rent Wkh aagneea. S m a l t under WOO s q A or . a e IO aq f l C M A r n b

N O V OFFICE SPACE lor WOO* 27780 N o a R d SuRae a p p r o a l i m H •yea I I lor 50 14608 SOO i m m e d i a t e o c c u p a n c y C o l l l l e e d o w m e r sgemenl tar de lo*e $

OFFICE SUBLEASE 100 * q . n . 1-275 6 6 Mae Rd..

F o r k

C a l O r n

P L Y M O U T H eee U sq. f l a roea Irom 30 (^4000 s a i l .

SOUTHFIELD Token Cantor - *ub-aase s i s a e n a One or fsro 10x11

SOUTHFIELD 12 MILE^NORTHWESTERN

M olkea bukdmg nea 2 smtas 660 k 745 sq f t park a

door Electricity m d u o e d LETS TALK D e a d S k v e r 353-9010

S O U T M F * L D - U / a o * N W d Rd Ofko* 8 r e u * . 2 r o o m $300. 'mo or Comet suitable tor shop $625 ' m o

ALKON IND - C O M M CORP 567-0303

367 Sue.-Pro*. BkJgs Seto/ Lease

WESTLANO - A M I Arbor Tre* 6. ,100 sq ft -a te* ANO

I"" ' WM

366 Commercial/

$3200 m c o m * I m $175,000 Lot iMp ' -budd 281-0200

Sato/Lease

saorsg* I K ALKON

1 8 8 8 S O f t I S " K O M K

ooor O T Q ^ i o N o e 00 aq a w/aat ra 400 * e R S l i i $ A a e •

s a C O M M C A E M .

D O W N T O W N

F A R M I N G T O N -oceoon. Location 8 Class Image

33318 Grand Fkver T h e a you chenee l o oecu*ry the BEST apaoo • town Fudy reatored mult:

ZFLZZ&.'ZZ

FARMMGTON - Laaaa or t i S re rp buodlno. J M 0 0 aq f l r i *n aaoo *aX oMbb an z,\

A/C heavy power wdh buea Truck wok. ' 2 OM d o o

D O W N T O W N P L Y M O U T H Piece Shopping Canaar 740 Sq PI 6 1260 Sq F l i m m a i M t e oecuoer^

1S60 Sq Fi C M Deoorsh tor d a u a * 2 2 9 - 7 * 7 *

( iOWNTOWN P L Y M O U T H 3400 sq I I M a n s l ' ee l on t h * park P r o t w n locakon C M

450-3733

b * n d * Karon M C D o s M 478-0100

LIGHT aaOUSTRUkL tar laaaa. 1200 - 3800 * q n overhead door . HVAC. •tor eoe deck offk ion. Garden Cay I

U V O N I A -

leeee 2.400 o a t . - addmona "OS office Juat ok JaAna* Fredway m

261-0130

T A K E A D V A N T A G E

, O F L O W P R I C E S

W i t h 4 M o s . F r e e R e n t Off ice 6 werenouee imrts tor Wese 2100 a q n u n * (20% off ice: 4200

YOUR TURN TO WIN Want l o expand your ram to j MEDICAL OFFICE SPACE lor match your d r e e m . 7 f r e e d e r e . 1 Famungion HAS I mke Iron

1-800-299-6390 - > c f a r d Lake Rd 1600 i

W B L O O M R E L D - Don Paul v o i k i g con lemporery with BkMmke id Hike Scnoow 3 f loors of full length win-dows Gorgeou* maatar badroom Sulla wttn 16x14 bath mckidmg Jacuzzi btoal and more J more bedroome and 3 t u l and 2 halt bathe C o n t r a vac e o a M k r syotom.

aound poo l and mdre . Y $ 5 3 9 9 8 7

F O R Y O U R P R I V A T E S H O W I N G

C A L L F R E D M O R R I S

M E S S A G E C E N T E R 6 7 0 - 8 7 0 8

D I G I T A L P A G E R 2 7 5 - 7 7 9 9

T M E M I C H I G A N G R O U P

R E A L T O R S I N C

366 Ofc.-Bus. Space SatoA.eaee

STOREFRONT Grand Rrvorrg i i 000 kq f t

Ott ioa or Bu imsee

DOWNTOWN WAYNE . _ l son K n man <1 busv cerv i« xq h unrt (20% of tKer 4200 s q

- 1 unit 150% o « c a t 8300 — - -Mtn K roga r * Parry O u g * Secretary £ * i S f f N i » n of Slate commg eoon O n E Much.- 120% o fkoe l

•o A m p i a p i u i t a t M tor t nauranca oi apoCMky ihop. Mi

6 4 7 - 7 1 7 1

gar A n A m p * park ing • ^ J rani a m u e w lor Conoy a u n d r » r ^ ^ 5 ; ' -

IDEAL OFFCE OR RETAIL Approximatafy 860 sq f l Viwbia to occu

- lrOO.000 cars * day Rear panung r r r ; Ford Rd 6 U O M M T 422-2490 !

TROY FOR LEASE - A u ruqu* a n a * bunding i dea tor p r o i a a a n n a ac-countant lawyer etc Wood taxi Veexaea private partung 862-6143 : NOVi-43039 Grand 2700 aq

ou ik jmg $135 000 Eaay Land

occucancy C M 476-7800

AFFORDABLE OFFICE SPACE 1-4 Office 600 aq f l Warehouse 240 room suites 2 months free rent with «c ft L ivoru* 275 8 1 6 624-2424

1 rwer ieeee 18 NORTHVILLE- 950 sq ft eicekenr

12 MILE LAMSER Convanan l t , n e a M d o n 12 M M be- W o n * Cash 4 Aaaoc tween Evorgroon 6 Lafiaar 2.800

IStr 1 w-ndow othces amp le por t - OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS!

PLYMOUTM/M-14. Motro West Construct ion tor a * * * 2 u rv t i

4907 tne * aao s e l l , or con teawd tor 9787 sq f t i i imodaoa occupon-cy L o n L o p a t 981-1411

Affordable Office Suites • Bast Oom «n Town)

Downtown Nor thv«a or Ptymouth From Only $275 montMy and up tar now off ice ouite* C M Judy tor

(3131433-1100

ate occupancy Aa* tor H a I S ? Ru$ -Prof BldaS I ry 349-1122 2S5-2O0C D U " " r , w ' D LJLjS

O F F I C E S P A C E rn p ro fose iona j Sato/L>HS vrne- suWot t o manufac iur* rs r * p I D,BUINGMAM or p ro tosaona i " - O r c h a r d Laka | J500 sq

p i f T u n g i o f i n i i i

HM' or other usage O o e e to 2 m s tor mtSrsectiona High Irafke araa' $116 000 lOE N-45SEV) 347-3050

COLDWELL BANKER

magni f icent base- PL YMOUTH DOWNTOWN

WATCMINO EXPENSES? Weyne e * Mcrxgan Ave 4800 ft n i p i ovomood ooors 3500 aq f l a i $1000'

audeneer IND -CO**

557-0303

370 Income Property P L * M O U T H S OLD v a a g * house roned commercia l upper apt rents lor $400 par mo Lowar wo* oeetry

A L T E R N A T I V E O F F I C E 1-275 8 8 M i l *

• Full or Part Time Off ice*

348 Cemetery Lots ACACIA PARK Mausoleum com-panion crypt , l e v a C. Sect ion E. $5500 2 lo t * Sect ion * $600 Call be!ore 3 30 PM. 756-6610

ACACIA PARK - 4 adjacent lo ts East -a of kM 300. Sect ion R A l 4. only $1200 G Warden

1-510-733-9445

• Secretar ia Service • T rorvcnpt ion AvakaOM • Fax 6 Copier Avokobio • Master csrd.'VtSA PREFERRED EXECUTIVE OFFICES

4 6 4 - 2 7 7 1 i Ws lcome

( 3 1 3 ) 4 6 . w a k - m ' s 1

© o o m t e t d Mi ls

W A B E E K Prest igiou* wsbeek lots s v s n s b a . j - i r r i e r i wi th outs tanding cuslOm homea 1733 MornmoalOe Way 3558 Columbia. * n d 2115 Birch-wood Way

HOME SALES ETCETERA 473-9494

dr ive th rough w e e lor * 27' cutty cab in on traaer p k a ssparate ga-raga and worksrtpp araa T ^ a a one ,ou must saa to spprsc is ie Pncad wen be low reproduct ion eoef st $295,000 For mors information, or l o a r range an appointment c a l

Harry Nicholie R E A L E S T A T E O N E

B E L L A I R E / E A S T P O R T

1 - 8 0 0 - 9 6 8 - 2 6 2 7

aHii&HTON .1 acre nome sites fuky vTrproved wooded rsvines. deed ra» r« t i on» $40 000 to $49,000 Owner 119-481 -0503

342 Lakefront Property ALL SPORTS LAKEV1LLE LAKE - N of B o O i e x t O t - J 730 sq 11 of s legan l trvmg on -»-woe>d*d scree sand beach 8 E Jiggene. Inc 628-1118

CADILLAC MEMORIAL GARDENS On Ford Road 2 or mora lots in choice araa G a r d * n of Meonat ion

421-2263

A N N O U N C I N G M a p a Business Center Of Troy

Best rata* m town n o lease neces-sary 227 t o 5.000 sq ft on M a p a near Lrvomow $235 6 u p ' m o n i h PENTHOUSE 650 sq f l . na ture

Mrs PWS 855- 16*10

PLYMOUTH - p r ime off ice apace «i r e c e n t l y r e n o v a t e d b u n d i n g SOOsqfl 8 1750 sq»! view o l u n a P*rk Hand icap accesa iba Ampw parxmg $12 per OQH Groes lease C M Ann Usr -e 459-5693

S O U T H F I E L D (N. ot 12 Mile)

300 - 1500 s q Ft avaHabW now WE'LL BEAT ANY DEAL

PRIME LOCATION Access to M expressways C u e * to reetauram $ anoppmg A m p a parking. reUebW e r v t o r a l Owner ' M * n a g * m * r t

476-3696

FARMINGTON MILLS Office neer expressway 375 - 2700 aq It s i $8 ' a q - E - M o a e r n

478 -7451

MOTIVATED OWNER SELLING NEWLY CONSTRUCTED

MEDICAL CLINICS

Tawgraph 'SchooKr »M4a 'Cookdge 0 a To iedO 'E i * * ka

I GretxM 8 M r *

3 8 0 0 S F

3 4 0 0 S F

3 8 0 0 S F

3 7 0 0 S F

MEOtCAo OFFICE EQUIPMENT PACKAGES A V A I L A B L E

Rues B a m e t t

RETAIL STORE lor a a e e pnme Lrvorke oca t i o r 1.000 s o f t C M

REAL ESTATE ONE 261-0700

( ROGERS CITY s to re t ron t wi th aportmonts Prrma d o w n t o w n loca-tion, 3 b e s f rom Lake Huron

313

noos $89 500

Call Betty Mills R E / M A X 100 Inc.

348-3000 372 Invest. Property

CAP ADVISORS

Classified Ads

G E T R E S U L T S

Classified Ads

mg - tu»t l * *aaa • net r * m $22,000 Century 21 Curran 6 J o h r e o n

Roger Fran. 278-2900

WATERFORO i n v a s i o n apetaa 3 r s n t a hougg* on o r e lot $120 000

LAKE LOVERS Cualom bum. metlcuioualy m m -tamed beeuttfOBy landscapad pan-oramic t « k » f r i g n e w Can Dado. Tha Bar.berry Company, Monroe 242-0900 241-0371

cemetery Rochester 2 epecas w i lh I marker 3 k ' d e n ot Honor vary * t -t ract tv* pr ice

477-2690

LAKE ORION Lakef ron t - Built 1988 2500 sq ft. 4 badrooma, 3 ba ths contemporary , sandy beach graat •now, must soot $216,100 6 9 3 - 0 - ' 0

FOUR CEMETERY LOTS Pen, new Memor ia l Resur rec t ion sec t ion $2.000for M C M 753-4997

, . , . x , _ n . T . t ANNOUNCING 313553-0178 wheOior downsizing or. opening

your * r n of f ice don' t comprorme* Quality or services - international Business Canters ureque concoct o f fom s iecu i i ve suites f rom 150 t q

LAKE S H E R W O O D - Beeutr tu* , r * .

Gorgeous v i a w . immad ia ie occu-pancy Jus l $229 BOO. 665-8181

OAKLAND HILLS M e m o n e Gardana. 12 M i a 4 "Nov Rd , up to four lots 553-906*

C A N T O N

34 - '•» Acre Lots Onty 6 L o i s Remareng To Sell

Au Gros eree 50 acras prrvate w k s 8 cab in deer 4 turkeys Walk to L M * Huron. $52,500 517-876-6666 orS 17-876-8215

N w Comer of Bock & Warren

CALL BOB GCR ICH THE MICHIGAN GROUP

REALTORS INC 459-3600

A WOLVERINE LAKE new 3 bed-r o o m homo. $335 000. LOU bull l to suit Walnut . Coolay WONann* Work 545-5755 P * g w 276-6346

N e w C o n s t r u c t i o n

Exclusively SPECTACULAR '

ALL SPORTS LAKE FRONTS Commerce Laka AJmo*t Ps rsdw* -Th* a l a n d Ck ib Gated comr~»mt l by G a n e a n d e . a i o p m a n i F r o m $380 000 M o o a o p e n dairy H a m to Tpin. Sun, 12 l b 7 p m Oakley park

ROSE LANO PARK Woodward 8 12 Mna 2 lots ( * 6 6 a 12) in Sect ion 43 Aakmg $850 eecx 1517)548-0177

I WHITE CHAPEL CEMETERY m T r o i 9 lOts - 3 locat ions Below market reiue 553-9064

356 Mortgages & Land Contracts

vtcea Flexible ahor i term asses wi lh grmvih oplaan* to any aaa apac* Pnme locat ions In Nov" Carv

CM ie?--544-9500 400 Apts. For Rent AVAILABLE FOR

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY c a apaca <n Troy Big

71-75 eree Pncme oopa*. and tax avokai

524-3922

C lOSEOUT ' Two baauti ful w o k - o u t auoomg suae ramOin at p ras t i guus M t f o r d Pine Meadows Buy before Mey 3 i s end sav* $2000 Mi l fo rd Road 2 minor North of 1-696 Call 362-4150 Choica Davaiopmant

ESTATE HOMESITES B w o m f a i d and Bmgham Farm* e i elusive erooded set t rng i

"•The Jonson Group 540-3945

FARMINGTON MILLS - W o o d e d ney lot to r s a e tost soc-rr of Onr-haro Rrdoe Campos $50,000

GARDEN Q T Y LOT Mu l t i pa zon-ing 1-4 uni ts $17,000

453-1119

3 I B R A L - A R - 60 Lake E r * open canal, l and oon-tr*c1 $55,000 HELP-U-SELL 0* NWWC 425-8881

negot-aba n a p - u - s i SELL ot NWWC 425-8881

METRO AIRPORT - I ecre zoned u - ught i d u M r 4 commar»cal M-JrJabert f rontage. N of Ecorae Great mvestmonT b a o w marka l price $40 000 cash firm- 525-4357 Mr^FORC' : acre perked surveyed Parcel on Hidden Pin* , of t or Nor th OUCH t eke Rd near Sherwood Knolls sub Must so* - $29 900 Loss tpr cash 645-9320

MOTIVATED SELLER Just reduced re $10 000 Great vubdivision lot ««n - r o a r g r o u n d utkt ies and paved ,t.-*et 5r0C VACMIC

M A X B R O O C K 626-4000

NORTHERN AUBURN HILLS

NORTHFIELD TOWNSHIP Three t o Acre Ps rcen roeng tar-r a n pa rk *d Land Contract Tarms

e 437-1174

M O R T M f t E l D TCWNSHIP 38 ACRES oW dnnde haavKy w o o d a l ravine si room rodng f o r r « n oerxed Land Contract *37 U 7 4

N O R ' " tERRlTORlA i 1 US-23 AREA

Sonera w o o d a d r o a n g p e n e d

BATTLE CREEK Own The Whole Top 0 t The Laka

27 a c r a * wi th 2600 f l of u e * fron-tage $300,000 laka* rt 541.5962

Wood land Laka Br ighton • The nearby Nor th P i t t a Bay Exclusive

BEAR LAKE 3 badroom. 3 bath welk-out lowar e v e 2550 sq ft 109 ft beach By o w n w $139,500 (6161864-2917

^ BELLEVILLE LAKEFRONT ^ HOMES W - F r o m $99,800 tob $450,000

C a l us lodayft Elmer Reakty Associates ERA 313-481-1300

BLOOMFIELD HILLS I A K E F R O N T DREAM HOUSE

3-5 b e d r o o m * , walkout ranch over-look ing H a m m o n d Lak* 3 bath-rooms 2 fir p laces great room, fam-ily r o o m Master bedroom with graat view Mot tub. decking 8 2 boats Perfect cond i t ion Come look I f $375,000 332-0671

B l O O M F l E L O MILLS - Lakakont . on prest ig ious Upper Long L4ka. welk-ou i ' e tova tad aetung for apectacuiar news 3 ' v baths l ibrary, 2 fire-places 3 b a d r o o m * • a r sys tems $569 t

NOW auMJwg Snei ers or r r O w k i a i

Pine C r e e k R i d o e • m n t ) o l N a h r e E agShca

in LrvMgaton County

Open £2 STue* th ru Sun

Real Esiata One Laura Edwards Susan Doyle

313-227-9610 "

B L O O M f t E L O MILLS LAKEFRONT Outo tand ing home and property cloee to Brrrr-ngn em En(oy keem-mmg. f iahmg or boetmg on a prtvata peaceful lake Home toaturea llrat f loor master French doors lo docks labu ious news of laka and tasteful decor throughout An axcopt ione buy * i $569,000 For nvor* ntorma-t ion or * pr tvata showing plaae C M

NITA ANDERSON RALPH MANUEL

647-7 WO

"BLUE HERON NORTHVILLE

ON THE WATER Pnvala sand B i t c h Senmrrvmg

' boat ing fishing, and nature pre-serve On Back Rd S ot 7 Mae W

* or 7 7 5 F r o m S 1 W 9 0 0 — 3 4 4 - 8 8 0 8

BRIGHTON ' Go rgeou* w o o d U n d lak* h o n u g *

af ter* t h a evrrtmg oontamporary ranch Light n e u t r a decor accents this c i l L t r U 3 bedroom 2 lu* both homa wi th 50 dock Pncad l o move noerrl $ 178 000

W H Y U.S .A . ALL AMERICAN PROPERTIES

4 7 6 - 1 6 0 0 I BRIGHTON 27 acrea Woodland

Lake f r o m a g * '96 8 Grand RNar Baauti ful r o e n g t reed A p a r a d n t zoned toi one unn par aora $406 000

Van Esley Real Estate 459-7570

gatohouoo o o r m u r m i manor homoa * r m d * t p m " e e g rove by M a l e 0»» N o p ment From $450 000 Moda l o p e n Sat 8 Sun 12-Spm Hunter Nor th o f t Mkton

COM Laka - Bay f ront communi ty Forest Bay Execut ive cak ber corv

30 buodmg anas 3 buNJar*. mcradibw ammanmaa. F r o m $290,000 MoOsr open S a l Sun . M o n - - 1pm <5 of CaM-ESzabath W o l COM Lake Rd

C A L L N A N C Y M E I N I N G E R -

8 5 1 - 8 0 0 0 346-9950 610-2567

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY Eton Otke* Plaza 1721 O o o k s FW Troy. 2 room aurte - 300 * q ft $395-mo A l m e t a * mcludwd 5 day ton- :

626-2580

C A S H F O R L A N O C O N T R A C T S

rmmwdlal* Pr ion* quoit** ' Won t out -b id ' I

18

I Mor tgages ! Mor tgage C o r p of Amanca

313-382- lTOOor 1

F R E E -

To anyone rooatving payment on * land cont ract 5 facts you need to know, a n i l n o obngo i ion C M 24 hour record ing ' 800-42«- 13 IS

AVAILABLE OFFICE in W Bloomfield Orchard Lake Rd Prrvota entrencae 6S0 to 7000 aq

851-8565 |

BIRMINGHAM - F i * n a h * d 3-ofhc* auk* including a n e u t n a phone ffl torn Appro* 700 * q ft Xerox 6 F a x a v a k M M 1795- mc 6 4 2 - 1 3 X

L A N D C O N T R A C T F O R S A L E

A graat m . « * k n o n t . mexe • n o o r r $20 000

WIN MILLIONS? W * pay caah tor Mor tgage* Land C o n u a d i • 100 Lot tery Mckotsr C a p i t a funding C M E d M r n o o 313-981-0862

BIRMINGHAM - furnished ex- | • e u t n e o f f i ce* m preatigroua bunding 650 aq ft Copwr

261-8210 fax 8 conference room pmoage* y long tarm e a a a 6*4-3130

B IRMINGHAM

ON THE GO? Y o u n g p r o t « s s i o K * l * S ing i * s snowbi rds • th is e r * t * r f ron l condo H • c a r * t r * * Weary l* 2 b e d r o o m * 2 both unn ovar look ing tha pool a i d C M * Lkke $111 ,000 OPEN SUN-DAY C a * Sua Kaky at R a a Estate One lor d i rec t ions 644-4700

OPEN SUN 2-4pi»1 " 1 6344 C o m m a r c a Rd W SWomhaic

Splash Into Summer Gorgeous ranch w i th Groan L M * f o r tsge con tampora ry neutral de- | cor ptush c a r p e t ! extensive ose of ,

361 Money To Loan - Borrow

B U S I N E S S 8 C O M M E R C I A L

L O A N S A V A I L A B L E

A * t ype* $25,000 up C M R j P*yne weekday* 313-684-1702

B I R M I N G H A M 400 Maple

Execut ive Sui te From 150 s q ft Rant includes

Pneed to move a l $ 2 * 9 900

C 0 M E R I C A M o M e H o m e

F i n a n c i n g

1 - 8 0 0 - 2 9 2 - 1 3 0 0 For .rrfor mot ion

£ Quel H o m i n g Lander

ASK FOR WENDY ACREE!' | W H Y U . S . A .

ALL A M E R I C A N PROPERTIES

4 7 6 - 1 6 0 0

back $600C' wi th m 90 days 8039 Middlbet t . Wes t l and Mi M o n th ru Fn 9-6 Sat 10-4

lannortal 6 law UOrary Secretar ia service ava

645-0650 j BLOOMFIELD HILLS I Sf iered «urle with pnva le of f ice I $450 per mon th

858-2070

| BUSIEST CORNER v RochMlar , 800 aq ft On al t* parkmg w a j

buna to l u l l with signage Also smM -1 ok ie * - p o r t e d tar manufocturors

P*> rep or ' Cak 9 e m 5pm 651-0185

ORCHARD LAKE -ESTATE-

NEW CONSTRUCTION Magrafieant t r ue Engkah Tudor on over heo a c r e * o l p rommm lake ] property wi th 115 teet t -ont*ge and

t 25.000 aquar * f e w o l wagan ' mang |

362 Reai Estste Wanted

A B S O L U T E L Y T O P ~

C A S H FOR PROPERTY REGARDCESS O f CONDITION EVEN IF BEHINO IN PAYMENT

ALL AREAS • N O C O S " _ CALX-JIM OR JACK

5 2 5 - 9 6 0 0

CANTON Golden Ga le Shopping C*n t * r

Joy & Ldey Succeeol 70.000 * q f l ahoppmg canlar r *

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cat ion* for summar

BIRMINGHAM - Deluxe 1 6 2 beo-room ver t i can carpet centra l a r he*X 4 water inc luded e a * t o ahop-pmg > month FRiEE ren t o n 12 mo was* 1625-8875 mo C a l 851-4157

BIRMINGHAM - D O W N T O W N j Racanrtty cons t ruc ted 100 S q Ft 1

l Oath garage central alarm w * * n w Oryor »«*Aef»e r t 1 7 5 0 ' M G • 644-4388 ,

400 Apts. For Rent BIRMINGHAM - 2*S7 E M * P » i l bedroom carpel, bonds a w i e — h -er w* lk-m clo«M c e n t r a Ok. car-port Leee* $475-$500 643-4421

400 Apts. For Rent BROOK.VtlW VILLAGE APTS

Ona 8 two badroom a p t * 6 2 bad-room lowmnouM* wflf g * r * g * * W u n e r 8 dryar pnea t * e n t r a n t * b o m $420 C N MA FREE brr Seiecied umts 1-275 - Pernor Ro "29-0900

BLOOMFIELD MILLS - * p a c » u e 2 badroom appnancat . nmerfy carpet ' * d condomin ium oparTmonr 8600 month wnn noat 932-2146

400 Apts. For Rent BROOK.VtlW VILLAGE APTS

Ona 8 two badroom a p t * 6 2 bad-room lowmnouM* wflf g * r * g * * W u n e r 8 dryar pnea t * e n t r a n t * b o m $420 C N MA FREE brr Seiecied umts 1-275 - Pernor Ro "29-0900

BLOOMFIELD MILLS - * p a c » u e 2 badroom appnancat . nmerfy carpet ' * d condomin ium oparTmonr 8600 month wnn noat 932-2146 C a n t o r

FAIRWAY-CLUB Cannon

C a n t o r

FAIRWAY-CLUB

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B I R M I N G H A M A P A R ™ | N T

L O C A T O R LINCOLN HOUSE APTS

ONE MONTH FREE 645-2999

B I R M I N G H A M Lmeom 8 W o o o w a r d A r e *

Studio eoa r tmem eeth to* oath large watk-m c o s a l k i tchenet te con t ra a r 6 pr tva le p o b o ' y o r d Groo: n o ^ h b o m o o d ! W a k m g « -lance lo downtoem 6 anopp ing Re-serves perkmg Only $455 hoot * v

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Color Videos A* Areas 6 Pnoa*

Turn 3 day* into 3 0 M m u t a * Oear 100JXX1 Cftoioaa ^ 1

TROY 680-9090 3728 Rocnostw Rd r • SOUTHFIELD 354-8040 29286 No i t r w a * l * r r may

CANTON 981-7200' 42711 Ford Rd NOVI 346-0540 Across f rom 1J O a k * Mac

CLINTON TWP 791-6444 677-3710

GoJfside Apts 1 & 2 Bedroom

Free Golf Heat & Hot Water Free

Carport Included 728-1105

Canlon Spring on in

& discover the difference Of single story living'

• 8 Mora '

HEATHMOORE APTS Rent starts at S395

Ca* o> voir our corwrk^wty aoon 9 8 1 - 6 9 9 4

On Hoggar tyRc , meo S o l Ford Ro

rgaari to park r i g casement s to rag* w a l k m g t to downtown and m o p p i n g OWy $515 EMO Sorry no pots La

8 7 0

I ANN ARBOR I 28771

e b e From 1200 sq f l to * 2 b 0 sq ft Coma 8 iom 24 ofha i successful • tonants * i t h e anoppmg cantor Reaaonabia r e m quakty const ru i AUBURN HILLS

BloomfieM OjcPard Apts

CALL K A W N FOR APPCkNTMENT

THE BENEICKE GROUP 642-8686

BIRMINGHAM rover. 1 ooo room $525 month Cerpa tad newly Sacoratad baeonv or p a n e Creaa -eporr roquwao 301 N Eton

1 N of M a p « 7 2 6 - 0 2 7 8 .

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C A N T O N

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( L « J - E Y 8 W A R R E N L

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WINDSOR WOODS

LUXURY APARTMENTS • 6 2 Beoroom - ' o e m n o u o M

From $475 with carport v e r n c a Bunds Throughout

Covered parkmg QuMt Sounoproof Construct ion

w a a 10 Shopping Swimmmg pool 6 cabena

Off War M o n -Fn 9-Spm Sat 6 Sun

459-1310

storage s u CENTURY 21 HARTFORD NORTH rata Cheap

ABSOLUTE TOP POfctAW tor your | • ^ • • ^ N c t x t o d a y * pragmas and I WW increase wtth ongoing work | suburb* , any corvd n Ann 000 B-64&44 I P a u < ^

H A N N E T T . INC. R E A L T O R S

646-6200

downtown northvl. l e ' • . « Exocutera otheoe^ 3 3 2 - 1 8 4 8

_ i W e t a k e p n d e m of fe r ing B I R M I N G H A M ' S , t h e following s e r v i c e s t o

B E S T ! {eeMiitoiHi

OUR S P S N G ? P E CTA L

; C A N T O N -

give up 1* morrthe rem 82S0 e a c k l C M Roee

C A S S LAKE - 1 a 2 Beoroom aport

442-0260 or 8 * 2 - 3 1 2 6

Lot us apo* you wi th our hug* 2 oeoroorv apt a * t * r t m g e l only $650 1 • o a t h * um* a n d l o t * or clo-se! • PLUS a I

OXFORD - 242 1* m laka. 6 2 acraa 1 2 0 0 « 1 homa 4 badrooma 3 b a t h * modorn art houoo $339,000

.nan b a m guaat 626-5411

PtNCKNEV C H A M OF LAKES 3 rarge b a d r o o m aoek ranch 1875 • q ft - opwn hoc w a r • . .ec ace

- -e l r„-,ei e i r r a * a m mg $265,000 313478 -6803

CASH TODAY OR

GUARANTEED SALE Also II m Forec lose**

Or Need Ot Rape*

Century 21

OOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH 2 off ice s i x t a * 880 sq R ana '150 aq ft Excaai Day* Rare F iaa C a l

O O W N T O W N P L Y M O U T H

En^oy plenty of •unogm m enrectrve nawar 1-atory bukdmg on Mam St S u M e n m g 8 * 0 * q prtvata ofkcaa p k j *

DM •

6 4 9 - 6 9 0 9

• y o u n d » « i W p o o l 4

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C L A W S O N - T R O Y

NO OTHER FEES

DEARBORN HEfGMTS -

One Badroom $605 900 s q ft Two Badroom $580 MOO aq h vertical band* 8 carpor t •

BUCKINGHAM MANOR 525-7900

1 9 9 0 C E N T U R I O N

A W A R D W I N N I N G O F F I C E BIRMINGHAM NEWLY REMODELED

t a 2 Bedroom Apts

CAMBRIDGE APTS. t ' s t t

P L Y M O U T H

s*«M torn*, aa so . 240 •do see p bdM 8M OOO

O o a o t o U S - J 3 A/m Arbor 6 B n g h ton Muat earn $89 100 By ownar

313-788-8771

C A S S LAKE FRONTAGE

i a i * n d » i * w W B i o o m i r a l O , 1248 00C Buvwrx M , 861-1431

, UNION LAKEFRONT 1 b a d r o o m ranch G o o d condk ion , _ . . . . CALL M lCKELLE r U R I C N 163-8052 | O p p o r t u n i t i e s

TME PRUOENTIAL OREAT LAKES REALTY 8 3 1 4 1 0 0

HA RVARO SUITE 2 9 J M SOUTHFIELD NO

SUITE 122

5 5 7 - 2 7 5 7

FROM $655 HEAT INCLUDED

BIRMINGHAM U P T O W N . . a c j n n - e r g o 2 6 3

x v f Hoot I watar 1750 M C

Resort Class Living

In Canton!

274-4765 •ORK PROPERTIES a t e

DEARBORN WEST • Ore

PLYMOUTH TWP

HYIOO U TH 2 acras woodad rod-<ng p a r t e d rakdy to bukd l a n d c £ i k a c t $70 060 Al tar 7pm

5 * 4 - 5 2 9 3

M M GARDEN CITY PROPERTF vacant ha 3 8 * 136

$19080

WHETHERSFIELD ~ ^ APARTMENTS

645-0026

1 0 0 3 0 0

out lowar «evw< 2 M r a a r a e k

UPPER STRAITS IAKEFRONT HOME

3300 SO ft BIRMINGHAM

TiMaCRLANE APARTMENTS

SUPER LOCATION'

•N B O W N T O W N • ANracev* L M N

C J k k

Canton Garden Apts -JO* E O A Q » A > T Q K W F

Now onlv $499,900 268-7766 PM or Sal/Sun 266-9006

t $300 SECURITY DEPOSIT

455-7440

Crsr& athadra Wacregor a n 8 «p*e 1 v o m door I r o m $ 3 * 0 pa. •

562-9122

CANTON Bedford Square Apts NOW TAKING APPL ICATIONS F O I

Ford Rd neer 1-275 STARTING AT $475

981-121?

12$ R of sandy baae* $714 000 C M Wr del i

1-600- R A Y - A ^ O *

626-6700

Cranbrook

V E O A L sae s e c u e r r v OEPOSIT-

Village Green of Canton

981-1050 CANTON

S o l J o , Rd W of 1275

LOW MOVE-IN COSTS 11 7 BEDROOM APTS

FROM $425 Heat included

Window Treatments

STONEYBROOKE APARTMENTS

455-7200

WARREN T d t E M A N 1 * o n n > * • b o O b o m apt M a n « 1 3 0 0 - m o $x80 Mi k r w e o e a t •ant C M toll

EXECUTIVE PROPERTIES « • saooooo km» mmomi 874-23*2 802-4700 I Me aa* H o r n * Par* X

m "" iLL7!^L *T_ **

4 C * O A F T h u r s d a y , M a y 1 9 9 2

400 Aptt. Fpf Rent TWO 8EOROOM OPO«r 4 Southf ie ld Oinmg room. neat 1 we-Mr Non-smoker. no pets Marr ied or s ingle U t i mo. 4M-S323

400 Apta. For Rent OSTROO - O n U W < Hook N •> Grand R h » 1 bad room apartment wi th appaancee. * 3 i 5 par n o n w «v CUM hMt i -•!« 245-M96

S t u d i g , 1 & 2 B e d r o o m A p t s .

Luna h V i l lage Apts. ...on veooy at warren Car r i age House Apts. ...on Hoggerty ai Joy

1 Bedroom from...$425 2 Bedroom trom...$460 Smaller 1 Bedroom from...$390

ASK ABOUT OUR 1 BEDROOM SPECIALS

S p o c o u i Boor p lant • 24 fw m o n l e n a r v - e - Ver t ica l t * - a i • Storage • 10 floo* OunOry - Security l o c * e a Q o o n • Caw oaoweo

• veashei/oryei noon u p m t o m e umfi

Luna/Vi#oge Apis Mon-Sat 10-6 Sun 12-6 Carnage House Apts 7 Doys. 12-6

4 2 5 - 0 9 3 0

400 Apts. For Rent OETFIOlT.VarrU apartment , 1375 • security deposit A l t o BtudK> apar tment tor rent 1240 + MCurKy. After Spm. S38-3110

FARMINGTON f O O M W S

FREE MEAT . . L a r g s t 4 3 Bod-r o o m * CNan. Quiet comm»*nty

Orchard L a k * M . . N of 8 M l

VILLAGE OAKS 474-1305

Managed by Kaf tan Enterpr ises Inc

F A R M I N G T O N M I L L S - C o r y (13X21) 1 r o o m studio. isolated wooded a i M Carpeted appiiancea Cat OK «245 - uti l i t ies r9©-a»0»

400 Apts. For Rent FARMING TON MILLS __

2.000 9 0 FT OF PURE LUXURY Elegantly des igned 2 or 3 b e d r o o m ' • n c * or S beo room u m M u m . 3't ba th* , whir lpool lub. fua baaa-m a m . 2 car at tached gerage F i o m 41500

COVINGTON CLUB t 4 Mile & Mi lMlebel l

•61-2 no Managed by Kaf tan EnterpMaea n c

400 Apts. For Rent

FARMINGTON MILLS VUrt our moda l & <aa lor youfrseif

OR£> TS your n a i l homa

855-1250 Loceted on Wea tude ot -Orchard Laka Rd . ha l l m a . s M i l Mile

W i n d e m e m 1 • • =AfHirtmenls

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 • C e n t r a l A i r C o n d i t i o n i n g

• C o n v e n i e n t T o S h o p p i n g A n d E x p r e s a w a y a

• C a b l e T V A v a i l a b l e

• P r i v a t e B a l c o n y / P a t i o

• K i t c h e n W i t h O p e n B a r C o u n t e r

• D e n a A v a i l a b l e

• 1 Vt B a t h * A v a i l a b l e

• A n d M o r e V i a l l U a A n d S e e F o r Y o u r s e l f '

On Halsted •h Mile North of Grand River Farmington hill*

F R O M $ 4 7 5

O P E N M o n - F r i 9 6 ; S a t . 1 0 5 ; S u n 1 2 5

4 7 1 - 3 6 2 5

A u t u m n R i d g e

SPACIOUS 1 & 2 BEOROOM APARTMENTS E X C I T I N G N E W F I T N E S S C E N T E R

I N C L U D I N G A E R O B I C S

• Pats Welcome • Swimming Pool

• Ver t ica l Blinds

• Washer /Dtyer nook-uo

• Sei'-etaaoing ovm FROM 5 1 5

i

3 9 7 - 1 0 8 0 O P E N 7 D A Y S

C h e r r y H i l l a t 1 - 2 7 5 C a n t o n T o w n a h l p

FURNISHED EXECUTIVE APTS. AVAIL.

Farming ton Miaa

BOTSFORD PLACE GRAND RIVER - 8 MILE

Behind B e r n a r d Hospeei

SPECIAL 1 Bedroom lor $449 2 Bedroom lor $519 3 Bedroom lor $649 PETS PERMITTED

S m o k e Detectors metaeed Smgaa* Welcome

immediate Occups»>c» We Love Cnadran

MEAT ft WATER INCLUOEO Omet praat iga addtaee. m condi-t ioning. carpet ing stove a refr igera-tor . aa utaitMa except a»ectnc»r in-c l uded W a r m apartments Laundry

For m o r e mKwmatwn, phone

477-8464 27883 Independence

FarmkrvQton Hills FARMINGTON HH.LS

Ver» Larga 1 badroom with separate malde s to rage roo«n from $455 FREE MEAT 471-4555

400 Apts. For Rent BEST APARTMENT VALUE

FARMINGTON HILLS

TIMBERIDGE DELUXE

2 BEDROOM UNITS From $500

Limi ted t ime oflar on select unit* New tenan t * onfy t 3 month laaaa

inc lude* aptwencea. . j r t i ca i bands, carpe t ing pool. Ooae m Fermmgton MM* loca t ion

Enter Eaat off Orenerd Laka Rd on Fo*scn> S o l G r a n d River

Mode l Open Davy »-5 Except waonaaday

478-1487 775-8206 FARMINGTON MILLS

t . a 2 b e d r o o m w>ury apartment* now avai lable Rental rata* start at J * 8 5 per m o n t h * n d rxJuO* Mr drshwasner wearier a dryer m each u m l 477-7774

e n s i n g t o n

C O A C H H O U 6 E

CA p A R T M H \ T . O

Attractive 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments & 2 Bedroom Townhouses Available 1st Month Rent Free on Selected I nns

Secur i ty D e p o s i t ' 200 o n se lec ted

un i t s o n l y

H E A T INCLUDED • V E R T I C A L B L I N D S

a n o r APARTMENTS

J u s t A S t r o l l A w a y

F r o m D o w n t o w n F a r m i n g t o n

Spacious I And ? Htdnumi Apartments Offering:

• Private Balcony Or Patio • Fully Equipped Kitchen With.

Dishwasher And Pantry • Spacious Storage Locker Included

With Each Apartment • Private Swimming Pt*>! • Planned Community Activities • Heat Included

On Farminch>n Road. a-e^ « n n 4 s,.u.h o. JM.jc 474 -2884

OPEN: M t m . Tuc. F n • f h u r » ' » S a I t f , • Sun 12•*

y S o u t h f i e l d N

H I D D E N OAKS APARTMENTS S P R I N G S P E C I A L !

G E a p p l i a n c e s b l i n d * c e r a m i c b a t h , c e n t r a l a i r . c * r -p o r t * a v a i l a b l e , i n t e r c o m s , - p a t i o s b a l c o n i e s C a b l e r e a d y l a r g e , s t o r a g e a r e a , l a u n d r y f a c i l i t i e s .

1 B E D R O O M f r o m < 4 9 5 2 B E D R O O M f r o m " 5 8 0

6-9 Month Leases available off selected units. D o i l y 11 6 . S a l 9 - 2 ; m m . a m i

I 5 S 3 3 W . 1 1 M i l e C K T 4 c o n

a t O r e e n f l e l d 5 5 7 - 4 5 / 0

400 Apts. For Rent FARMINGTON HILLS

1 1500 * q ft 2 and 3 b e A o o m lowrv-houaaa 2 '1 bath* , o a c i o u * maalar b a d r o o m su f te W * * b e r ' D r y e r , bknda and covered g r t m g

. FOXPOINTE MALSTEO * 11 MILE

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FARMINGTON MILLS H I beo room a p u *tar1ing from S448 a $827 month • utKltie* Aa ap t * have m m IB eaa carpetmg. a l appaanoaa. « i n o o » t reatment* t ca rpo r t * Pet* accepted tor *ddt-l ionel month ly surcharge 473-0045

FARMINGTON/ LIVONIA

ASK ABOUT SPECIALS DELUXE

Beeutiful t Bedroom. 1 Badroom » k i * Dan and 2 Bedroom Apt*

HEAT INCLUDED • New whi te formica k i tchen a vanity • Vert ical Bund*

- Oi*nwe*ner. SaH-deawng Oven I Range F.oat- f ree Ra*riger*1or M « r o - » i w »

• S w l n m i n g Pool - O u t * * * * *

M e r n m a n Rd (Orcnerd Laka Rd I J u . l i b k S of g Mile Rd

MERRIMAN PARK APTS 477-5755

400 Apts. For Rent FARMINGTON MILLS

$299 Moves You In

J p n Selected * q ft. 2

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apar tment * 2 bed room WwrVKxae. ; with fua b e a a m * n n 2 bath w.'wa»-

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houaa and * 24 hour moni tored «v j t r u o o n end fire aterm

Rant t rom $«65

SUMMIT APTS. NORTHWESTERN a M i O D i E B E l T

«26-43«e . Managed by Keftan Entarpneaa me

FARMINGTON MILLS f A greet p lace to kve" 2 bedroom*

l .doo M f l prtvata entrance Laun-dry room J 7 0 0 / m o . ««naa compter aoncre*t Apar tmen t * . J3a-«22«

AVAILABLE SOON u p p w unrt 2 bedroom*. 2 tun o a m * catNadra. ceawg* Can today ' Roacre*t A p t * 33» «22«

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Spacrou* 1 bed room apartment* A m e n r l M mclode

• Owner f a i d Meat a Wale* | -Cen t ra l Air

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From $390 monthly CALL ABOUT SPRING SPECIAL

GARDEN CITY TERRACE 522-0480

400 Apts. For Rent

C E D A R I D G E Oefci ie 2 B e d r o o m Una*

FROM $500 Limned t ime offer on M e c t e d unit* 13 m o n t n leave New leruvM* only INCLUDES vert ica l b imaa. carpet ing Hotpomt appaenoee security ty*<am Uorag* wi thm apar tment

Enter o n TiAana t block W ot M idd t tbe t t o n the S torn ol Grand River Near Bo ta fo rd Moapi ia . L i vona Man a d o w n t o w n Farmington

471-5020 Modal open deay 1-J

OFFICE: 775-8206 FARMINGTON MILLS Newly cMco rated 1 b e d r o o m at $445 t i i » « i free ' e m inc lude* neat. appiiancaa carpet ing and air Cable avauabie No *ecur l ty dapenwt «78-4 t9 t

FARMINGTON MANOR Newly deco ra ted Studio $380 1 B e d r o o m $430 Carpeted vertical Wind* centra l ae appi ar^ce* s*undry Tacil lt le* sarured M t r a

474-2I door N o pe t * 1-25*2

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2 6 1 - 8 0 1 0 CONVENIENTLY i.OCATED OFF W»*NE R0

between **aren * x t near the westiand smoppino mali .flemtal offtce and mooel 0®en 10 a m * P m -

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FENTON S t - lovely 1 bedroom apt t rom $395 a 2 bed " *>m i rom $4*5

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Huntington Wood*

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I m m e d i a t e O c c u p a n c y A quaint & quiet apartment community in Livonia, close to great shopping, restaurants. 1-96 access & Metro Airport.

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•Expires March I. 1992

Live In Your Own Ranch Style Apartment

Featuring...

• I'tility Room i Hookups • Attic Storage • Built-in Bookcases • Scenic Atmosphere -• prn ate Patio L Entrance •One i Two Bedroom?

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Loca ted on to M M S o f l 698 between Cooi«dge S Woodward

VILLAGE GREEN OF HUNTINGTON WOODS

TOWNHOUSES 5 4 7 . y i S 3

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Boa tweW »ear Round Retor t Livmg

on LAKE st clair . harbor CLUB north

Apar tmen t * a Vacnt Harbor 469-boat

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LOCATION Merriman corner 7 mite

Near Livonia Mall Oeiure t 8 2 bed 'oo f r unit*

immedia te Occupancy

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J U U I N C L U D E D Beautiful Setting in a Great Location!

H | n B U | • Swimming

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I S v f i > r -Models Open • Mon -Sat. 9-6 • Sun 11 -S

6 2 4 - 6 4 6 4

AUBUBN HILLS ROCHESTER STERLING HEIGHTS STERLING HEIGHTS NOVI LAKES AREA NOVI LAKES AREA

OLD OAK SQUARE • Two Beoroom anrti Den - Enefosea Pat»

1S78 North Parry It Block S ot Walton j

373-1400 s T . J I

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• Private Entrances

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939-7450 l a - t a i S J

STERUNG TROY Suites from '435 -includes Haat - Carports A.aiUoie • Enceilervi Storage

34*00 Daquindra i Between M a u Mae)

268-2193se is: vm <n

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• Near Twelve Oa«s Mai

Ponnac Trail Betiwen Wast 4 Sec* Raa

624-0004 a J £ i ' M

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• Walk-n Closets

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624 -8555 » * ! £ * *

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C H A T H A M H I L L S • ABachea Garage* - IntJoo. Pool

16135 Grand River iBetmaan Oa.«

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476-0080 u . f „

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FRANKLIN PALMER Suites from '44S • Free Haat

• PET Section

On Palmar . fWeat ol UBeyl

M-F t-r 397-0200 • sat itA

HILLCREST CLUB • free Meal - Close lo Downtown

Plymouth

123S0 Rleman IS of Plymouth Rd

E of Haggerv

453-7144 smismtu

OUTER DRIVE MANOR Suites from '440 - Sooe>b locjdon • Greet Vatue 23035 West Outet Onve

< Between SoumfMnd Fleeway and I TS)

386-5088

M A N O R HOUSE Suites from "420 - Pnvale Entry • Mm. Bunds

If-'. Mile a Van Dyke

573-4560 se i iw ua

DEARBORN CLUB Suites trom '455 -. Catling Fans

- Spacious Apartments

Inhaler Rd

Must N o* Ford Ro

561 -3593 E S I

P r o d u c e d & D i r e c t e d b y C o n s o l i d a t e d M a n a g e m e n t ,

W e C a r e • 5 6 9 - 8 8 8 0 I n c .

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A P A R T M E N T S & H E A L T H C L U B

• 2 4 H o u r A t t e n d e d G a t e h o u s e • In H o m e W a s h e r s & D r y e r s • Pr ivate Entr ies • F r e e C o v e r e d P a r k i n g

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4 7 8 - 5 5 3 3 Of f i ce Hours : M o n d a y & Thursday 9-7

Tuesday. Wednesday. F r iday & Saturday 9 6 . Sunday 12-6

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In Farmirxjton HWl

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400 Apt* For Rant 400 Aptt. For Rant 400 Apt*. For Rant 400 A pit. For Rani 400 Aptt. For Rant 400 Aptt. For Rant

L I V O N I A

M O V E I N F O R $ 1 5 0 '

H t A T INCLUOED • RENT FROM $4»5

SECURITY DEPOSIT $150

S , , »oou* 1 $ 2 bedroom apt * with pluah carpet vertical bknd* M i c a n n i n g oven t roa l t re* refrigerator d iVnraahar ample ctoraga. inter C " n • a rpo rv c u b houaa aauna a i n . » room. teiWMB court*, heated P o r M

O n Joy Rd W Of Newburgh

459-6600 • O n a l a c t e d unite only

LIVONIA - 7 MILE RD. 1 & 2 Bedroom

Starting at $575 t- - ludaa eaaner 8 dryer m each a p a i t m e n t C a r p e t i n g ve r t i ca l trar.0* dah l i a appfcance*. balcony

awewmmg poo l tenra* cour t * c- mn iuaNy room Near ahopping

CANTERBURY PARK 7 rn*i Ad comer

i f t i t f i f l lOft i M i m i n i n «d»

4-3 3983 775-6206 Modal open daay »-5 aocept Wednaaday

INKSTER-CM WT MILL 8 baft - -non *mo»ar nor onnaer ' bedroom turmafted apartment $4t5 mo • deposit • utiatiaa After 8pm 728-137* LAKE ORION weafroni t bedroom waaner a dryer hrapteca garage dock 8 yard $850 month Heel In-cluded no pet* M8-MS1

LAHSER 8 7 MILE face i bedroom apt heat , hot wa-ter. air. cerpatano $325

$37-001*

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able 5e»«t«g Baaed on 13 month leaae

. VONIA - 2 bedroom* t<* bethe from $595 w»aher dryer hookup cable avaoabfe Ret* OK Immedia te occupancy Ca* tor wot &55 S955

Lak* St Clair AHOY

LAKE LOVERS! Brand New 2 Bedroom Homa*

9*dmg gwaa door* hum every room lo anormou* wood deck overlooking

LAKE ST CLAIR and Rr>vaie 'echi Harbor

Woodbummg hrapiacea fua *ue waaher* 8 dryer* 3 lull ceramic beth* boetmiH

HA380R CtUB NORTH Apartment* 8 Vecm Harbor

On Lake St. Clair 469-BOAT

NORTHVU.LE AREA 1 8 2 bedroom apartment* available $520 lo $«00 par month noudng haei t yeei

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Cable TV Available • Convenient to Wtostland Shopping Center

' Thru-unit deaign lor maximum privacy A cross unit ventilation

•" Swimming Pool & Clubhouse

> Storage in apartment • Balcony or patio • Air conditioning • Dishwashers -

available

ATTRACTIVE 1 & 2 Bedroom

Apartments

$ 4 0 0 f r o m

2 b 1 ! A \ T M N G S Locatad on Warren Rd between Wayne t Neweurgh Bds in Westland Open Mon.. Sat. 10 • 6. Sun 12 - 6 P h o n e : 7 2 9 - 5 6 5 0

S p e n d L e s s T i m e D r i v i n g !

Quiet Setting in the Hub of Farmincrfnn Hills

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Minutes from I 688 Northwestern Highway and many of the Metro areas moet popular shopping, restaurant and entertainment d i s t r i c t s

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On 1-94 North Service Drive Between Haggerty Rd ft BelievtHs Rd

Leasing Office Open Mon - Fri 10 «

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6 6 0 - 5 5 6 6

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' Convenient fo Twelve Oaks Mall • Cable TV Available • Dishwasher _ • Pool • Private Balcony Patio • Variety of Floor

Plans Available 6 2 4 ~ 9 4 4 5 » Air Conditioning Open Monday Friday 10 6 Weekends 11 .- 5

3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSC • $250 Security ^ • Fun Basement S • 1 Vj Baths I • Dishwasher 605

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' 4 4 0 FREE HEAT and COOKING GAS MICROWAVE • CENTRAL AIR Cafcte Re«Jy • Pool • ChibMouse Spacious Rooms • Pets Allowed

adfacen to Auburn HiHa neer 1-75 Walton BKd •* mae W or Perry

3 7 3 - 0 1 0 0

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Mon-Fri. 10-6

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CROSSINGS A T C A N T O N

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Set y o u r c o u r s e f o r f u n . . . a Walk lo downtown Northville e Swim «.pnnis at the pool e Ace il on the tennis & volleyball

courtb e Aerot?icize af the health club e Tour acres of bike & togging path«. e Feel pampered m your one or two

bedroom apartment with microwave, washer & dryer, mim-blinds and lighted carpon

a Cathedral jeilings and 2 lull baths • available

Immediate Occupancy From $610

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ROYAL OAK 2 bedroom ne<et mcJuded FfV pamt ft carpet (450-S500 360-64" or 669 *490

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SOUTHFIELD FINEST APARTMENTS MT V E R N O N " T O W N E S 2 & 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES

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REDFORD AREA $200 SECURITY DEPOSIT Free heat clean, quiet Building large t ft 2 bedrooms walk-in clo-sets Intrusion alarm system Senior diecount

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, G L E N C O V E A P T S 538 3-107

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or see manager at N. TERRITORIAL. '

WEST OF SHELDON Open 7 days s weak

Managed by Kaftan Enterprises

R E D F O R D M A N O R SOOTH BEDFORD

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REDFORD (North I area 1 ft 2 bed-room apts aradabie (395 ft up Parking lot-lighted security

538-1057

Radford

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C L E A R A N C E 1ST MONTHS RENT FREE i bedroom apartment

Heat ft wall* paid Carpel ft vertical blinds Pool ft air conditioning

COUNTRY HOUSE APARTMENTS Redlotd/Nortfiern Detroit 533-'121 Hrs Mon -Fn 9-5. by appointment

PLYMOUTH room Ful basemen! AppBancea Close lo loam SS7S plus security

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40325 PLYMOUTH RD Manager n 101

S P E C I A L ! $50 OFF ON 1 BEDROOM

FOR 6 MONTHS 1 BEDROOM S450

- 3 BEDROOM S470 ONE MONTH FREE RENT

SENIOR DISCOUNT Amenities include

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G R E Y B E R R Y

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326-1530

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453-1597

• 4 5 5 - 3 6 8 2 Plymouth Rd-- near 1-275

PLYMOUTH MANOR

7 OPEN DAIL Y AND SUNDAY

FIRST MONTHS RENT

Lots Ot Charm

4 5 5 - 3 8 8 0

P A V I L I O N C O U R T

REDFORD TWP - Efficiency cabin ' 1, — ~ ; person Stove'retrigerato" a» iM-

large. uwr c oeo- % l n c h j 0 e 0 J90 week plus securi-t-313-981 '845

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LOLA P A R K M A N O R 25055 Flye Mile Ro (W ofTaiagraphl

Has a spaoous 1 bedroom apt available ton immediate occupancy

• 1 MONTH FREE RENT •

SOLIT HFlELD. F RANK LIN 2 or 3 bedroom specious "town houses, asegani *ormal dming room ft greet room, tMin natural ftreplac. }'i baths master bedroom suit* lull beaemenl. 2 car aftached OJ» ragu Fromtt?#5

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3 5 0 - 1 2 9 6 Franklin Rd . S of 13 Mile ' Managed by Kaftar. Enterprise*

SOUTHF1ELO F r a n k l i n P o i n t e

T o w n h o u s e s

Plush carpeting, vertical bimds s^t cleaning oven, central air pnvate patio ft panting by your ooo* ,

• 2 bedroom'Jaeir t2vi-snh • Stwdroom > loam 'S3" v, 1 • 3bedrt»rn 2 «Oatr t i l isi jn -

Ful basement

FROM $693 - HEAT INCLUDED

3 5 5 - 1 3 6 7

Thursday, May 7, 1992 OAE *n 400 Apta. For Rent SOUTM«*LD

C A M B R I D G E S Q U A R E A P T S

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I FREE RENT

CHARTERMOUSC APARTMENTS 1 Month s Free ram'Frefc CeoM upscale Mi-Riee apartments StuOo 1 ft £ Bedrooms starting A! S400 Pool. Termis Courts and much mora Ce> now 557-8100 Located on 9 Mae/Greenfield Southtieid "

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$ 7 5 0 O n

1 B e d r o o m

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luiurioua l bedroom apartments leeiunng • Cathedral cemngs ft -slk .m

closeli • Mini ft vertical Mods . Micr oMves ft Oisftwashert • Garages • BaKty-aas or patios • Decorator Ughtmg • Beeubtui par* -kke setting • ideal location dose to i-«9e

13 Mas itui w ol SoutMieW Rd

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A p a r t m e n t s

6 4 4 - 0 0 5 9 A vaege Green Community : Some restrictions apply

11 mo s tree rem on t M t baeed on a 13 mo leeee i

1 B E D R O O M

F r o m $ 4 9 9

2 B E D R O O M

F r o m $ 5 8 5 WINTER HEAT SPECIAL

LARGE DELUXE APTS • 1% Batha \n 2 Bed LMt • FREE CARPORT

• 24Hr •Great Storage space • Large wa* -» ooeeas • Private Balconies • Detune Carpeting •Indrvioua. Central A* 'Heat ' Daiuae Appliances including

400 Aptt. For Rent

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W E S T L A N O C A P R I A P T S

E A S T E R S P E C I A L S

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1 ft 2 bedrooms surfing al K2C Security depoelt (SOC Meat ft

Caa 281-5410

W E S T L A N D Ford/Wayne Roed Aree

Specious 1 ft

•Carpeting

• Owner Paid Meet • Leundry Fecemes . New Coiansr Tope • Garbage C»eposar«

• Air Conditioning From taOS Months,

CALL ABOUT SPRING SPECIAL COUNTRY VILLAGE APTS

326-3280

S O U T H F I E L D

Smc»ou« 1 ft - 2 Otd'oom apart-menta Beaut«fu4ijr lanflacap-ad ®ro*j"x3» k)m) tocatio^ <mXh Miy ac-cess to i-W6 ft dote t o B*rmmiarv«m »*op* • 1 bedroom from $525 ft 2 Ded'oom from J63S

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WHITEHALL APARTMENTS .1 MONTH'S FREE RENT

Spacious 2 Bedroom Apu Starling ai S6«0 Free Cable ft Heat on selected units- Can now 557 -0311 Conveniently Locet-ed on 9 Mile1 Greenfield

~ S O U T H F I E L D

1 B e d r o o m A p t s . F r o m $ 4 3 8 '

Senior CitOana Discount

S U N N Y M £ D E

A P T S .

5 6 1 K I R T S

(1 b*i S ot B^eeavar between uvemole ft Crooks)

3 6 2 - 0 2 9 0

HAMPTON COURT APARTMENTS

1 & 2 BEDROOM APTS

S t a r t i n g a t $ 3 9 5 (1 bedroom spft 780-940 sq a 2 bedroom apu over 1000 SQ tt plus large an»^n storage room i

Hair rimes - Carports

R E N T S P E C I A L Caa for OetaMs

Beautituay lenOscsped with picnic

7 2 9 - 4 0 2 0

400 Apt*. For Rent

V E N O Y P I N E S A P T S .

FREE FIRST MONTHS RENT

Caa iw now lor your pr..sia snowing

2 6 1 - 7 3 9 4 YOUR PROPERTIES INC

W E S T L A N D WAYNE/FORD RD AREA

Spaoous l ft 2 Oedroom span-manis located oose to mopping ft eapreeewey Other arnaniliee In-clude

10* SENIOR DISCOUNT

• Park-Ufca Setting • Owner Paid Heat • Air Condmomng

• Near Counter Tops

From ia to monthly SECOND MONTH RENT FREE

COUNTRY COURT APARTMENTS 721-0500

WESTLAND - 1 bedroom dmmo ft Swing room, large kitchen, garaga. iwi appaancee ft carpeting, pi iwela entrance lower level no pels (475

ar 6pm 261-8342

W BLOOMFIELD Haw Maury community with 2 bed-room/ I t bath apartment evaaabla Fun sue washer ft dryer and at-

Lots o' eatrae1 From tacned garaga Lots ol eatrai $790 Caa 737-4510 ask k*

WESTLAND larga 1 bedroom apt m deenaow North Wasnend .alk mg diatanca lo atiopp^g »aoo mo plus security 326-1627

402 Furnished Apts. For Rent

TROY NICEST 1 BEDROOM

indudea tga sued aieaher ft dryer n carpel carport ft pool Aa tor S610. $300 seewty, krsr 2 weeks tree lo new lanant Owat eaa meatlemed. smaOer compaaa 396-0960 TROY.'ROYAL OAK-5101 Crooks Large • bedroom, dean quel se-cured buadtng Carpon. atorage

. ease $525 647-7079 TROY/ROYAL OAK-SIOI Crooks Large 1 bedroom, clian. quiet se-cured Ouedmg Carport storaga utilities v ease $ 5 2 6 647-7079

T R O Y SOMERSET AREA FROM $495

Studio and spacious 1 ft 2 bedroom apertments Amenmee mckide • Sana Paid Meet • Swimming Pool • Laundry Feciimi

Waatland ONE BEDROOMS

It you have never med n an apart-ment before, or are about lo wave your parents noma we have the K>» al piece lor you1 Carefree, no lean-to cut or maintain ol any keid Jom-our other 12S rsaidenH already av mg wrth us

WARREN NEAR MIOOLEBELT $450.mo includes everything ea oept electncffy ft lalaphone For de-tails can

427-1997

W e s t l a n d P a r k A p t s . Across trom City Park

(Cherry nun (between MNxneOen » Merriman, SPECIAL - LIMITED TIME ONLY

SAVE *4S'mo 1 bedroom now $430

2 bedroom. 1'4 bath - $490 2 bedroom. 2 bath - $520 $200 DEPOSIT ALL APTS

HEAT INCLUDED

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404 House* To Rent B E V E A I R M I L L S

cupancy $1950/mon» July 1 oc

B I R M I N G H A M - A dam'Lincoln

Bath Hi* beser pn.ateywd $6

nent. 4 appkenoaa. 10 647-3047

BIRMINGHAM Cfamanj 2 bad-

fu« Ba**m*ni. garage $aOO'MO 645-6062 M i a * 756-2114

garage $aOO'MO 645-6062

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BIRMINGHAM • to town 2 bedroom nome Waai lo everything Fvsplac* new appliances waaher. dryer. 2 car garaga. $1200<mo 644-5694

404 HouaecToRent FAMMMQTON HUs

F A R M I N G T O N Lovely ft dean 3

Bedroom plus wvaary Office ease-ment 2-a beths garaga $2 500' month 1st laat ft security 473-45*4

FARMINGTON - SOUTHFIELD OAK PAR* - LIVONIA

REDFORO ROYAL OAK afcee areea good acnoaas 2-3-4 Bedroom homes Sterol an $400 Management Servwaa 259-4460

GARDEN art - 577 Brand! I oed room gerage isncad 1650 Avaa-aoaUarH 386-77B9 842-2846 981-30S0

HIOMLAND 4000 sa n noma aath myouaid pool on Duck Laka 200 fl on me «eter 13.000/mofHh (3131 750-0936 INKSTER - 3 Bedroom eeaement $550 2 bedroom Ranch $450 Op-tion to buy s« enable on both

768-1823

B I R M I N G H A M Queen 2 bedroom houee Double lot Merdwood Boor* Fireplace central mr garaga $»50 1164 Birmingham Bhrd 6612765

LIVONIA NEWBURGH AREA

BIRMINGHAM - Smak i bedroom LTVOMA . 2 oedroom houee e*h hrepiace. m town Appk- ' cer detedh.o gany vwy cjjjn ancae hjmafMd.. aveaeOW aflw Ma, 'amodaied beth ft aitchen $65C 4th $500 per month 644-1572 month hjb-Obl

404 Hou«— To Root SYLVAN/OTTER LAKE.

car central aa $1300'mo O ft H P R O P E R T I E S 7 3 7 -

cer garaga da I O K $ 1 8 0 0 p a r

64,-JMOS 546- 627 WATfRFORO - Fmna—a 3 bed-

WEST BLOOMFKLD bedroom, carpennc Ian Wfce prrveegas $535.'mo

WEST BLOOMFIELD Irant noma yeer leaei plus 2 cer geraga. $1500 month Can after 4pm • 420-0605

WESTLAND airaiawa now 3 Bad-room »upie» reoart mafoi renove lions ts% beths dean 1875 Mem-man/Paimer 274-6302

BIRMINGHAM 2 to 3 bedroom LIVONIA - 3 bedroom bnck rancn ranch wa* to town Fireplace FTor»- • '"«4ece. sppuencaa. 1st Hoor da room, decs. acroaa from part 2". laundry garaga. Jncad yard

$675/mo 346-5IOC RICHTER & A S S O C

LIVONIA, 5rFamengton clear Z | bedroom an large lot Passmen! lor BIRMINGHAM - 3 bedrooms Bas»

J * stirsge aneiosee porch. ».sua cue " ramedleWy $695

WESTLAND Make the Right Move mto

O A K V I L L A G E ! 2 bedroom ' bath Brio duplet -ancr m r w mnr tun basements $495

Children end one pel eeKome

Caa aboui our Sprmg Spaoa 721-6111

410 Flats

4«a Mr Fran* 1 bedroom, i bath $795 a month Kardeood Boors. a<

a. plua a omg pong taMal ttmi «. Jerry 644-1578

412 TownhouMt-Condo* For Ront

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336-re 19

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DEARBORN EAST Spacious charming 1 badroom upper

V A C A N T 7290 Veughan

Upper 2 bedrocMi. appkances baaamant $3M mdudaauMBnaai

Open Sunday 12 -3 DETRO-i- SW 2 badroom upper re-1

tngerator ft asove 'beds negc'ieow new ahadaa $250 per mo plua Oe-poen Muet ha* per stub or ba on Social Security 842-5145 j

LocaMd on to Mae. S of iCootogeft

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t $1070 month k J S S .

,/VONL* - &/L»ven Beeuutu 3 bed-'oom t"» 6«bi ranch. tam#f Vap«ac« floors cmntrwl

. . . . . . - WESTLANO Merriman ft Dorse, 313 363^062 | 2 untumohed

decorated, lenced yard, employed $475 month 561-1235

r- -W r.1 IW >1Vbewv.w. •»w- m. t*W'" m> t*' m 2 car enecned garege $1200 '

644-3147 ,mo + seeunr, No pets 522-1811 BIRMINGHAM

WESTLANO - 2 bedroom lenoed yard geraga, $4*0'mo plus K06-has Open Sat May 9. 11-2 7551 ineaaar Rd 427-36S8

WESTLANO 3 bedroom bnck -8 bedroom. 1 bath ranch on tree , 7*?, ,I

3"*7T '2 « ^ c T T w ^ ^ k y Z c ^ n . h O P B.1 a?4-497t

i»^r* ,U"" °C" NORTHVILLE ooancy tnu oai-i*r» jChanrung rastorad msiomcai home ; w BLOOMFIELD- 4 badroom. 2M

R O V A L OAK - W « k to Ona oediaom upper Na •maa pal O K $475 n a m water Partieay haraanad

dowm iced aa* f« '86-

(Own yard •at ft 13*4

S O U T H F S L D 12 Mke ft G reen-

oaacony appkarce* n utl«tN*-$460

dude* a* 644-7712

BIRMINGHAM 3 Bedroom Base- 'wth three Bedrooms, eaeement and aalh Colonial Hreplaee central ar. ment. lencad yard, great nergnbor- .oarage Nicely located m a delightful large yerd screened porch oft hood ft scftooM AoileOie 6-1 heighoomood $1250..month P'eaktasi araa Bioomneid HMs $825,mo saoalty Caa 646-1668 349-6200 S E W S A B T ' BIRMINGHAM - 708 Chapm 2 bad [ J .A De laney a n d C o . or 404)998-3708

! R e a l t o r s * • saner $95s 649-9303 NOVI Welled i_ake Uromage V»-BLOOMFIELD HILLS LAKEFRONT ani "mtfre n 2 la-ga bedrooms

!• VOO ft on Square Lake frontage all '523 E - l " Or near 13 Mee $S0C N>orts lake Charmeig Cape Cod. 2- - $600 security CWco 9B0-C240 1 W

w B L O O M F I E L D L A K E F R O N T

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lacnad ga-420-0200

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BLOOMFIELD famay i 3 badroom

a month garage >aae pmmeosa. $» it. Can after 4pm, 628-60 $»50

J bedrooms. R » batha.- Florida., R U - T U I S I A « F

room, vapaace Appliances At-•ached 2-car garage, aecurity i>v I i®lf^ tarn %t Aftf' rtvintf* ri»la»rwn- ai i SPOTS LOWr alrMtS LBRa. 3 -mom'Securnv dteoan 95^449 • Owfoo™- Oaths AB app«ances | w BLOOMFIELD U»y or peniaPy

T =*"» [and eoodburnmg stove m hrecoce furnished cotonaal. BLOOMFIELD M«US - 4 Bedroom trench doors ofl !am»y recm Has , baths central -nr Cape Cod. 3 baths, tamay room 1st i own dock and deck $1 350" month $"595,rno 1 r leai hoor laundry 2 car garage central 553-4400 sir 3100 an h $ T97VMO 865-3629

642-1620

PLYMOUTH - 3 bedrcom. 1'» oeth BLOOMFIELD Hias. corporate ia«ac- fairal, room -Vepiace garage m.

• utrve. new Cape Cod 4 bedrooms cpener an appliances nice rare m ta*1B master Bedroom carem-3 • oaths Bleomtieid Hias schools lA.ausb«6i $945-mc 348-5100 < Me 2 car garage, cenfal aa, 2

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westland SAVE $50 PER MONTH ONLY $200 DEPOSIT

1 BEDROOM FROM $390

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gourmet attcnens. dene, locked i foyer entry

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ROCHESTER LUDLOW APTS ' Bedroom Apartments Starting at

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Laundry Faculties ft Ealrs Sloraga Adjacent to Rocheater Municips. Park which provtdea you with aaiking ft heart amart trails Asa about our specials 651-7270

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746 S. Mill St

• Washer, Dryer In eacfi unit • Easy Access to 1-275 . Atr Conditioned • Fully Carpeted • Walk lo Downtown

• 1 4 2 Bedroom

From $445

OPEN 12 - 6PM

455-4721 278-6319

ROCHESTER - 1 badroom Heel ft mater included Pool Nearty oeco-rated $425'mo 373-1524 Rom»*js

O A K B R O O K VILLA 2 arid 3 bedroom lownnousas Ranging from $399 10 $500

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TROY 3726 Rochester Rd SOUTHFIELD 354-8040 292B8 Northwester n Hwy CANTON 981-7200 42711 Ford Rd NOVI 348-0540 Across irom 12 Oaks Mail

689-8744 CLINTON TWP 791-8444 : 36970 Caarfieid ANN ARBOR 677-3710 2»7' Carpenter

SUBLET 1 bedroom apartment on lower level at veaga Sduire Apart-ment compiai io Canton $455 month" plus security immediate avauamiity Alter « PM 941-1661 SUMMER sublet 2 bedroom apert-ment- HvallsMe May '5 Frankan i Park apartments. 12 Mae at Frankfen Rd Rent negotiable 827-1738 S LrOn

P O N T R A I L A P A R T M E N T S

$ 1 0 0 M o v e - i n S p e c i a l " .1 M o n t h F R E E

& F R E E H E A T 1 Bedroom $390 2 Bedroom $465

Asa sboul our Senior Program On Pomwc Tr«« m S Lyon between 10 ft 11 Mile Rds

4 3 7 - 3 3 0 3 Troy-Royal Oak Areas

SPECIALS at Amber Apartments

2 8 0 - 1 7 0 0

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3 bedroom townhouee Special Security Deposit

Only $200 • n>u by the Pool This Summei

At Charter Sq Apartments • Enjoy ihe Beeutltue, MaracureC

Grounds • Mmutaa from 1-75 Shopping Mass • Modern Kltchena • Large Closets

Startmcai $525 for i bedroom. J $570 tor 2 oedroom

Mon thru Fn., Mm to 5pm Sat. 1 lam lo 4pm

689-5070 W A LLED LAKE AREA -

Keek Lake Apartments 1 ft 2 bed-rooms Lake pri iiegea. *ehmg.. oai , cornea, central ae. .rec room, aa-j • Lisa room, sauna?, lenma coin free sloraga. cade TV

WALLED LAKE/W BLOOMFIELD Larga I bedroom apt tor qutat pro-•eeanonai Heat nciuded Pool, aa cable $410 644.1183 624-0780 Warren

WARAEN PLAZA APARTMENTS 1 MONTH'S FREE RENT

$200 Sacumy Dapoait 1 and 2 Bed ; room Irom $400 Free Heat and Cable Swimming pool, tennis

. court* ft much more Caa 754-1 tOO -ocated on Hoover and 10 Maa

- with credit ft 1 year lease Very lerge. dean ft quiet haet aa carpet, aecunty locks, parking No pets Warren Rd al Lathers met E of Middtoben

BARCLAY HOUSE APTS 458-8761

WESTLANO - SAVE $35. mo 1 BEDROOM FOR $425

$200 DEPOSIT New tenents W'credn ft 1 yr »eese

Mo eppkeatvon or daening leea specioua. dean, quiet apertmenta walk-m daeet, huge belh heal cen-tral aa. carpel pool Cetue hook-up verticei Wanda optionei Encekeni maintenance No peta

W e s t l a n d E s t a t e s On Wayne Rd S at Warren Rd acroaa from Showcaae Cnamii Eaay access lo 1-275, Ma»or X-weys

SMART buakne lor Seraors Eacedenl ahoopmg area Monthly or 1 yea." Mesa

Open 7 Days

7 2 2 - 4 7 0 0

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FIVE BILLS YOU'LL - NEVER HAVE TO PAY

• GAS HEAT' •COOKING OAS' • HOT ft COLD WATEftl • SEWERI • TRASH SERVICE'

FREE LAUNDRY MONEY FOR 1/VR ON SELECT UNtTS Not to exceed $ 120

Wil low C r e e k A p t s 1673 Faawood io" Newtmrgh l block South ol Ford Road i

WESTLAND 728-0630 HOURS Mon - Fri 9-5

Set ft Sun - 12-4 Equal Housing Opportunity

Ar Equal OppoiTurwry Employer

APARTMENTS UNLIMITED

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Oper. Mon . Wed Tues ft Thurs Sat 11an»-2pm

15001 BRANDT

9am- Spm 9»«-6pm

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SOUTHFiELO loom, lot of'do -at i aaceSant tocaflon Out houee ft carport Cal J SOUTHFIELD

$399 MOVES YOU IN FREE HEAT Clear i bedroom .

araa 2 Bedrooms appaancee no peta $47S/mo Caa a

332-5026

I Lighted Parsing Lafteer neer «•% Mae

WELLINGTON PLACE ROVAL OAK-Oeen quwt 1 Bed j Managed by JUrtan

S O U T H F I E L D

P l y m o u t h S q u a r e A p a r t m e n t s

1 B E O R O O M A P T $465 PLUS UTILITIES 9421 MARGUERITE I -

«o*f Ann After Rd I Bancs eeet ol

ROVAL OAK MornvSuiwiy cJeen 2 1

e rieer park

ROVAL OA* Smell one badroom •OM carpeted Perfect tor I r amgie t

$395 plus

MON THRU FRI 9-5 1 455-6570

PLYMOUTH upper studto apt

nea Caa 8 30 to 5pm S5» 1780

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P A R K

LOW MOVE-IN COSTS Spacious 2 Bedroom Apis

F R O M $ 6 3 7 * H e a t I n c l u d e d

K n o b In T h e W o o d s A p a r t m e n t s

3 5 3 - 0 5 8 6

Nr. pats $425

P L Y M O U T H A F F O R D A B L E pnven < bedroom $426 mo include* al appliances UHMIH. laundry caua •aa io ooenwamfor pars Days «*&-!! 10. t>m. 434-4313 PLYMOUTH Lusury ept $ bed rooma J beths 3 de

sppkanree SoO'mo 4 S 4 - 3 1 J 9

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Plymouth aa ft I'liMBrook Urns re Ingarasor carpeting, ae cdndMMner •ee to aoee. krei eoor $435 and

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RENTAL RATE FROM $650

• Diversified ept layouts • 1 carport par apartment • Clubtiouae includes

hxJoor pool and jacuzzi • Corrvanterrrty located near

all major expressways

2M01 W CARMCGK PAW DMVf 11" •

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Unique studio. 14 2 bedroom apartments featuring • Wood burning fireplaces • Catnedrai ceilings • Mm i blinds • Walk-In closets • Individual intrusion

alarms • Washers 4 dryers • Microwaves • 5.000 sq ft clubhouse

with racquet ball court & professional health club

with sauna • Rentals from $625

On John R tiei.eer '5 ft <6 Mae Rd

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WAYNE •- Columbus Apts 2 bedrooms heal included $425 plu* deposit

326-5207

W a y n e F o r e s t A p t s .

Sprwg naa iprungi So •round Wayne Fore« Apertments

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WAYNE FOREST APTS 33095 Forest Ave Wayne Mi 48164

326-7800

CALL ABOUT OUR SPECIALS

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LOW MOVE-IN COSTS SPACIOUS

Spacious 2 Badroom Apta

F R O M $ 6 2 9 ' HEAT I N C L U D E D

L a n c a s t e r H i l l s

A p a r t m e n t s 3 5 2 - 2 5 5 4

TROY heeler Rd North

a> Square Lake Rd

3 Bedroom Town houses F R O M $ 5 6 3 *

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R O C H E S T E R VILLAS

8 7 9 - 2 4 6 6

WAYNE LARGE 1 B e d r o o m c l e a n

WAYNE'WEST LANO Clean QuW attractive. 1 •n newbvran Rd Can $390 rent $200 secaatty 721

WATERBURY APARTMENTS Single story, ranch style irte-mined 1*2 badroom. pnvate en-

cormecton r*edy 722-5558 WESTLANO - Wayne Rd. between Ford Rd ft Marquetle 1 bedroom spl $475 month includes all utaruea pma security dapoen 722-6415

BIRMINGHAM American Suites

• Short Term Rentals horn $35. day including utiliiie*

• Futty Furnished -Housakeepmg/'Linen Service • Continental Breektaat • Dinner Optional •CaNeTV • 24 Hour Security • Carport •Pets Welcome • Fieaide Rental terms

1"f00 N O R T H A D A M S B I R M I N G H A M

6 4 5 - 0 4 2 0

B I R M I N G H A M PUTNEY MEWS

Completer* furntsfted town-houses 20 oekgnttui 2 bedroom units TV aishes. linens EaiendeMe X day • alea Oreet location

From $960 689-8482

BLOOMFIELD - Spotless 3 oedroom plus study 2 fun baths. 2 car ga-•age. Baaement. appaencea Avert-able immediately $t100 258-9637

' 3 ' v a - a i r u T c a f A g g n r OLD REDFORD -

enent Oarage $400 -no "veer shopping ft schools 534-1254

BLOOMFIELD WABEEK AREA 3 badrooma 1 beth attic Beae-menl garage Btoomheid H N I S

schools $*50'mo 6264374 BRIGHT OK New 2 oedroom home cm AB Sports Lake Carpet ft appli-ances. ftKMVmo 313-227-9100 or313-227-2632 CANTON - 3 badroom 2 baths

eerthtone carpeting thru out very clean • $595 Five Mae 5 Telegraph area. 3 bedroom ranch. 2 ca> ge-

basement. lenoed beckyard mo - aecurit) 737-2636

• geraoe 0. $875.'

CLAWSON- 3 bedroom 'ama, room with hrepiace 2 cer gerege

rery deer. 981-2793 $895'mo

DCARBOFWi Oeen 2 Bedroom dev ! mg room, basement n«e carpeting, stove, retragaralor $565 mo plu* oepoen Open Set 12-« 538-0107 DEARBORN HEIGHTS - 3 oedroom bnck Rench geraga $650 2 oed-room Ranch gar age. $590 Option io buy avaaaoie on Both 786 1823 DEARBORN HEIGHTS Older home

| 2 bedrooms, stove lerge fenced lot $495 plua security ft credit check Caa after 4PM 422-8797

Birmingham'Royal Oak F u r n i s h e d A p t s .

' Monthly Leases i immediate occupancy i Loweel Rates ' TaateMiy Decorated

DEARBORN HTS Cozy ft deen. 2 Bedroom apou-ancee. newei carpet garage lenced yard S450 moavfli 981-7435

-1620

atDFORO rwp H p m e mtormaoon t

REDFORD t"WP - 2 bedroom start-,

W BLOOMFIELD - great lor asecu-tive or "ansleree Partially tur--ished Appronmalely 3000 aq.lt cokamai- * oearciom 3 bath, aftrary, family room kvmg -oom, lormal del-ing room Bioomheld H«B Schools New ceramic floor* throughout, new carpetmg. new. •emodaaad kitchen, private be<Kh pn ikegaa pew] by owner S2400 monthly 471-5534

405 Rent

LIVONLA-1 beditMjm m appaance* poo l acre

soar unn an anec Por-;r e d $5 t o per H 522-0357 mora* i E v e s * eeekanc

soar unn an anec Por-;r e d $5 t o per H 522-0357

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464-6856

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- Luxury O o a e i condo Fir«piec* rung pool, farms

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i Caa *vwr. 5 6 3 4 » » 4

WAYNE - Uptown room net. alcn rbea included.' •or shopping

NOVI condo. Laundry room, ad appaencea central a* attached garage Pool ft tanaa Available 5'l$75C'mo 346-6100 RICHTER & A S S O C

N O V I Twelve Oaks Townhomes 2 ft 3 Bedroom town.

Cortvementry located to *hoopirig S57Vmo - 1 month aecunty de-1 closet storage spece fui'y

7Ba 2S891 emuipao kitchan. cerporta. centra ! mr. mm-bands cnadren's ckey area

WAYNE WESTLANO AREA HkglWy rated achoc. systam easy er 'jpper flat. Charming studio style | eaa8 IP MH a d — in8|Bi Irae-wrth kitchen ft bath OMy $325 eey* Ttontft mctudaa haat arafar ft tmun-Qr<f pnytagaa tmm

412 Townhoutea -Condos For Rent

FROM ONLY $>6C

CapOaey t-5pm 4 7 1 - 7 4 7 0

Ctosec -hurs ft Sur. v*Mad_L(ka t oedroom th grW new ot Walled

_ nt.ee Traa at Weal Rd ftTa^ciai. some i«h a i - | c o m p l e t e kucher

AUBUFtN HILLS. SOUTHFIELD j FARMINGTON HULLS ' '-C

Ouutamsng 2 ft 3 badroom town-! M g »on«ec Traa at tweet Rd w _ I iCh.ialiaal 'Aieniete BhI'Ha-

l«73-»127, S imrrw-Farmington Hla S26-439C Covinqton-FariiwMlcm 861-2730

KAFTAN ENTERPRISES —«T—crm TOCST!

Hour* 11am-5pm

occupancy, cSa ment lor showing ft dviail* 348-540C NOVI - 2 oedroom 1 car garage kitdtan appkance* central air fuky carpeted Ho pels Seoo.-MO pm* •m —

BIRMINGAHM

Free heal, water, * e •ooi 647-6736

BIRMINGHAM - Cute a l 1 bedroom

paance* ft carpor t i • » |o oown-•own $625 memoes teet 646-5779

t beth. c o m c i a a i m condi t ioning ft t u

rr Bf l* f*d Sew mace $700 *

mon th 846-7778 6*4-3694

2 Bedroom Condo. ar nee*. Met. attractive area

Pool Leke acceas extra storage 313-349-Tfea

NOV - 2 bod-aom

REDFORD 4 bedroom t s Belh. Cape cod tota»* updated 1 car ga-aga nice area. '$775 month, ptus itikoes >m Stevens Ccudwea Banker 459-6000

BEDFORD 7 MILE ft BEECH 2 oedroom. stove refrigerator $450 1 ft security available immediaier,

665-64 17

DEAL FOP SING'-ES ft COUPLES Th» I* your -Fool in the door' Can-ton condo neiiBM terms. 2 oed- ! •ooms 1 oath hrapiaoe garage Balcony upper unn . Cute end j quaint' $7S0 monw 313-752-9334 J

WESTLAND 2 bedroom updated «tchen ft path 1 car garage $S00 per month j Can Ho«» t5131454-0879 ]

BIRMINGHAM'S BEST GETS BETTER

NEWLY DECORATED 2 Or 3 Badroom Apts

ft Townhomaa (with Fua Baaamant From $700 Month

> Occi.

OTY OF ROCHES TEP 3 oedroorri ranch. eeiWer ft Oryer 406 Property rmivtae oaaamant air tancao m r

yard aalaing flt»ta«>ca 16 Ooam-tiymn park and f a ft»iC pa» month 1 yeer Meee 661-4088 ' ABSENTEE OWNER

Management

SPEOAL on Security Oepoen Leeemg hrs 9em-5pm awh or after 5 by appi Sat. I2rx*jn-3pm or ca*

B I R M I N G H A M woodward ft Lncom aree

ment garaga P acne now S736-r R ICHTER & A S S O C -

HOV' - 3 Beoroom ranch !000 •on. Central air. ftrapieca' a* hew applwrnea. neecerpetmg $775

517 tt4-51 ip or 313-626-5313 OH S Q U A R E LAHE. 2 bed"ooms. 2

PLY'MKXr>i - 2 Beoroom oondc Heel, water, aioue r««ng

453-3286 PLYMOUTH - 2 bedroom i oath condo 1st Hoc sundry laoeues CarpoH $700 .'per mo plus Litanies

455-2225

^^^^™ROCHESTER Cwen 3 bediaom with appnancee . Baaement garaga $750/month ,

651-5290 I • Speaeazmg m corporate

S U I T E L I F E

5 4 9 - 5 5 0 0

ROCHES7ER DOWNTOWN - 4 bed-rooms 11 bath, tm Beaemenl ceiv tral *u 2 • car garage, approai-mataiy i .700 aq ft $1300 per

DEARBORN - 3 bedroom bnck : moran Can 652-3i49oi 979-4400 ranch with tareMfy room appaance* deck garage, lenced yard ROCHESTER HILLS

S/l $675 346-5100 3 Bedr oom, 1 Belti 2i car garaga arge Nnced tot $900 month

652-4562

• Before making a decMon can us' D & H

income Property Mflmt. Farmington Hills 737-4002

ered oerkng walk to aownaown ft moppnc' Only . $796 Heet mctudad 12 month lease ,

: NO pets Ce* Keren lor «ppo*ir- . ment EHO

THE BENEICKE GROUP 642-9686

S750'mo 370429* ROCHESTER MILLS iCrooks Harrwr areei - Ne«rv decorated 3 bedroom, 2 > oath toennouaa con-do Krtcnan appkanoa* nee ceriel mg central air AeBndlM achoow M t ' $895 includes

BIRMINGHAM'ROVAL OAK. I oed-room condo neutral decor Queen oed color TV Microwave mersa ulensns-$555 month • 737-9296

Birmingham ?W Bloomlield. Troy BLOOMFIELD LAKES APTS

AVAILABLE NOW Corporate apts in smak quel corn-pier Fgey furnished ft decorated sludw 1 ft 2 Oedroom units m-

Cwung *oa*

No pets please Rents itarting $475 Hear ft water included Snort term leases tor qualified applicants 681-6309 Beeper 333-7560 BLOOMFIELD HILLS- Fulty furnished limned maed service, cable, neafth club pool, mheipooi 2 restaurants $995 mr 644-1400

W e s t e r n Hills A p t s .

We Have The Apartments' AH We Need tt You.

Call Today for Our Specials

7 2 9 - 6 5 2 0

• Heat and Water Paid • Outdoor Pool • Central AW • And Much More

Downiown ft SuburOan Location* A P A R T M E N T S

M O N T H L Y L E A S E S 21 Prime Locations

Fumaahed with houaeware* linens I color TV ft r>Kire UXikuea Included

MINIMUM 1 MONTH i 2 ft 3 Bedroom Apt*

Executive Living Suites 474-9770 1-800-344-9770 FARMINGTON"

FARMINGTON HILLS Pwk Moiei HBO pnone service at Aires Weee-N rales Eftoenoea $150 1 bad-ly r«ies Elltaanciee $t50 'oom $175 Nc depoen 30B91 Grand Rlvei

: FARMINGTON m To

locawd on Cherry nm cable $300-month

occupancy

AbOington Laha-from $895 WOODLAND VILLA 2 BEDROOM APTS

FURNISHED 'efficiency $7Vweee UrdumWlM *lu«o. t90,H«* W-

326-41 IO

RICHTER & A S S O C . REDFORD HIGHLANDS 5UH On • ROCHESTER H3U.S . John R ft Au-Redford CJaan, chefmmg, 2 Bed- t jm 3 Bedrooms • . Baths 2'4 cer room home with Be»em*rr garage 8..r»g* compjaleiy r tna apphanoes Musi sea. $490 tfsc Secunt, lepoa-t

425-3576 AvMUfttUcr 1

B I R M I N G H A M

$300 S E C U R I T Y OEPOSlT SPEC IA l TROV - .Northfield Mta»V - 3 Beo-Boght 501 contemporary i Bed- room. 2'i Bath townhouM Af appi room ipwnhome Prwaia entrance, ancea flreahed Beaemenl 1 car al-lu* oeaament. Nraplace central air -eoec oarage Bands thru-oui

| j I pelK) .erticel Band* ft new kitchen, - juwt la June 1 al SSKT «iuda;, •nanagemanl semca rKomaMH i Caa Mon thru Sal 644-1300 hear water and maintenance

LEAVING T O W N D o n ' t W a n t T o S e l l ?

month plus security

many m e for corporat ions Over t

375-2552 ROCHESTER • 3 Bedroom Brick rancr Basement garaga $600 Tfc> ONE Bedroom hduaa. no rwty 6 Mae

ft 5 Points $325-mo p lus securi ty 531-B474 i n c . 2 W 5 5 6 4

ADORABLE ft AVAILABLE immed. ROYAL O A * - Clean, i ^ w d r o o m . alely 2 oadraama. total rendveoon [ garage ranced y a o A.ausMe —

GOODE

g ° ? l eT A T f 4 7 ' 1 8 9 8

Specioua 3 bedroom berth toaav H c A l t o l A T t nome Arw ieWe now Central an pmrete peno lull oeaemeni <emcai ROCHESTER 2 bedroom ' ban-

«*nced yard $375 per m o n t h Refer- ^ed ia ia iy $»50 mo ancea required 961-4215 Ca. oefere Spm 543-4640 I

ROYAL OAK N O R T -WARFtEN'Evergreen 3 bedroom Clean 3 oed- o m Cape C o d Apph-Beaement garaoe tSOO 'month 1 a n c n garage tanceo yard $725

478-6338 month w e be anoen i a i Me» - - - 9 1 1 » e m - i 3 0 p m 4.513 Tociawan-

oa S ot- u Mfle Between w o o d ward ft Cookdga

REAL ESTATE A G o o d e Listing I* A Good B u y

141 t N w o o d w a r d 647-1«9

M A N A G E M E N T ORGANIZAT ION

: heat A-aaa Bia j -me 1 «5i-a04t

DETROIT. - Fen*el l $350

DETROIT • S i . Mae ft Evergreen Extra dear . 3 Bedroom Bea«meni. garaga Nnced y a r d . $495 per mon th p lu* security 533-6768

937-3738 ROYAL OAK D e d n g a 1 « • > o i i a Sdkd as a roca 3 oed ioom. 2 Bath par t ia* ! fumished ^narmar sath sokd oak noors and appnancea :veryffw*j gooa on the inside A ireath of Iprmg on Ihe outsiOa

FARMINGTON HILLS 12 /Orchard ' Pent nagonabw A . M e o M June ' Lafta Hmrttml upoa^tad 4 Daflrcwur Ca*» 20 o» 745-^&3Q co lon ia l 2*s beihA famay r o o m N e - ' S A L E U T W P - Waal of P f y m o u t T i

Bedroom noma ei country Gas

single ramify homes ft condoa Meedowmanagament New

348-5400

407 Mobile Homes For Rent

F A R M I N G T O N HILLS per*

BIRMINGHAM 1 b a m o o m contem-porary condo. neer loam S56S/1WO

rater ee Avaaaua 642-1610 . eves 655-4655

birmingham i 2 Oedroom 1 be lh Cent ra l aar 2 car

P*Ho $780 pa r m o n t h 645-5962

Royai Oak Claarson

SPACIOUS TOWNHOUSE

Only S725 neat mdudad

sr BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Large 2 Oed- j . i t c h w i .central e r verticei bends r o o m 2 oath ftreplaoe. quiOT Bca - ! covered parking, pnvaie .

' "ea heat ft' ft oeaamen-s sao 476-3153 | pat io yerO ft mora

1 EHO •

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926 8 - O A D A C R E t ON N of 14 Mke E of C r o o k *

• and 2 Deoroonn appa- BLOOMFIELD HILLS upper end -carper Nc p e t . unit Auaaeow m m e O - « e ^ 2 Bed T H E B E N E I C K E G R O U P

C e * 474-2131 ' roome 2 lua batns Open Boer plan I 642-6666 2 8 0 - « « /

7X7 -4/Xt? "" w - a r o Caa ava% F A A M M G T O N H I L L S • 1 D C F T O O m

408 Dupiexet For R#nt stnna N r > f l i ere "3 Slju LJ * - *— -• "rW^1 • k W " * ' 4 ' * s*Q*ia TTrapteca 4 " O n ••aanar oac 'cx»m lo f t 2 cm $1 SOO'mo ma Beaemenl, a r .

0 ft H P R O P E B T L £ S 7 3 7 - 4 0 0 2 I S O U T I S F K L D

SOUTHFIELD Meadowgrove Villa-

• d room conoo. Specious 2 bedrSSm. ' v b e l h i e m -p o o newk, re-1 „ townnomea Ptkaats antranoaa

aecunty lock s, ooveied carpor ts k >

FARMINGTON HILLS - 2 ' 9 3 5 Tu-•ane. off Grand River Ave 3 bed roome. I car geraga lenced yerd i m m e d i a t e o c c u p a n c y . $ 7 0 0 Meedowmanagamant M c 346-5400

' ' V l . - - . t e . f rom downtown Royal Oek 1 ' * aecunty A B - - v n g n e m $A50 par monf lL

or 647-1011 I r m ( 73 -2846 '

SOUTHFIELD Fiamaned J t 0 0 SQ h otornm i Bedrooms study

F A R M I N G T O N H I L l S - 2 K O O Sprmgbrook oft Grand Rrver A<e 3 Bed ioom ranch lenced rear yard i m m e d i a t e o c c u p a n c y . $ 8 2 5 Meadowmanegamem n c 348-5400

Contemporary aachen B u l l e t pen-

FARMtNQTON h(llS S m a * 2 bed-r o o m : t acre 13 maa ft O rcha rd Laka S875 a month inc lude* lawn

CaB 532 -1130 FARMINGTON h * . L S ~

ai s w a g e lerge lo t N palace June t »8i50 . 471-7318

month* rent he* Sec. *tr» $360 k450 m o Ca* M o - thru Fn • H * M 30pm m

WESTLANO AREA We accept Secaon 8 73B-6B22

By Weenend M a i cat* aaowed

422-5411

WESTLAND WOOOS APARTMENTS

Specious I and 2 b e d m o m apen

FOREST L A N E A P A R T M E N T S

6200 North Wayne Rd

SPECIAL! . $100 o n 1st Month s Rant

STUOfO l a l aae $295 $3 *5 l aCOMOOM M a w $345 $445 , 2 BEDROOM W i a o $370 ( 4 7 0 |

ONE MONTH FREE RENT SCMOR DOCOUMTi

To Shopping ft Eapr •w Treatments. M»« t

W. B L O O M I E L D 1.000 sq M

ertn r e m Vmaewaree IMaiieein. stereo ft raacroa ave Con-

eeay socesa io aa • * * i * Pat* eaaccima m m a u l Caa anyt ime

* a r p n n arm* 459 9 5 0 !

PLYMOUTH - large turraahad stu-dio a p e r t m e m mckjdea aa u tanas c u e * to kaan Of -«»r*e f parking $ m a i ee * * ar ange r $415 - recur 1 |y 434-4199

REO*ORO • efhcwncy sp l week ly er monwey U e - 1 aervKW 533-9000

404 Houaea To Rant BERKLEY • 2 Beon-wma No p e t . Fvea oaky 681-3

• w a g e t99 M 9 6 N t

• r v E R L Y M L t S ranch ci Hil**M| redone *i heeornui aenring 2 Bed •oom* no pea* $1200 • a c w i f y

m e n 786-1132

f ARMING TON hills-a bedr o o m : * ' o C - o n $6«5 -.->11664^ U V 9 5

C A N T O N . $700 'MONTH | 3 bedroom* «ppkancea. -«o o4«* >ane days 6*3-5800 diays eve- . e e k e n d * 477-0SBS

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• w i S tove fndg p k j s M c u n t y

iglon a Otymnuth ranch with n * * i

ceipeung $590 3n-L684

! J V O M A - 2 omk pom. stove t re-•encwd yard N o g

I c u r * y ef* C90pau* **-

561-0696 T«Ov dMuae a p I t M k af M 1nrer .mr carper month Leeveme*

otiaa* 2 Bedroom I—nee* weahen

8 more $655 sage 6*2-0636

Bom 473-2562 i FROM ONLY SB95

Caaaaay ' - 5pm

357-4579 C i o a a d T t a n ft Sun

ENJOY T M S SUMMER on the MRe TROV Bedroom oondo an ( U M e i lor 5 mont iw a l S69.5 H e e -

CASS LAKE greet « * a sawmmmg neat n o w ai M r A n a IS B e r t * , poet pnvaaa Beech baKany aa-1 Spm 5 6 6 1 4 4 0 af tw «pm 8 7 9 4 2 3 8 rage a* * p p * e n r e a as t ra * S i 0BS

f.-m ml" S 1 U W A L L t O LAKE - r a w earn opt ion L. ^ . buy 1 b e d r o o m Haw of < » e

Pete OK $41$

TROY S BEST VALUE ^ ^

Ford Rd SHwaar

722-5155

A L D I N G B R O O K E A P A R T M E N T S

661-0770 Drake Rd . N of Maple

S O U T ~ » « L : I

3500 ».4iX. "V n r- Caa Andre FARMING TON t O L L i a

1275.8 3

$ ' 7 0 0 N O V I

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n»k i. eipetkie gereae

a i " $ %*8. 5toe RICHTER & A S S O C

' f ARMING ION H I L L e - a n M

414 S o u l h e -OAK VILLAGE

RICHTER & A S S O C FARa«m0t09i MU« TRY THIS ' Of~ -S'7F ftrMnnV- AM ft ALL CfTlES

RENT-A-HOME HOiisrs APARTMENTS ETC

a r t $ • * > mo

RICHTER & A S S O C NOVI RIDGE • I I W I M U - C L E A N 1

! $475 aaa P f t M B M — Deys

1675

RICHTER S ASSOC

O&E T h u r s d a y , M a y 7 , 1 9 9 2

4 1 4 S o u t h e r n R e n t a l s 4 1 5 V a c a t i o n R e n t a l s

JlSNEY 1PCOT - i n w u l Studio* I ' l iu i twa) Lurnxy 2 and 3 Beo-qpm 2 batft condo. « * * . dryw

eeM. «taeiM*k M M courts From (US par nn.li 3^474-5150 E w 8 i < r H ? H

S i i J S y j o S j S o o luxury 3 bedroom 2 bam <ew-Jwice Fu*y furmshsd ideal lor

*zw$eey -Only per . M l Ron 347-3050 or 420-0439

pools MKuio golf tennis. weekly/ monthiy 456-0425 or 99 (-5180 H8.TON HEAD ISLAND - S<M Crest Oakue condo S n n 6 2 batti*. 3 poelk pr-vat* beech. tennis courts. mm A dream vacation Available

Memorial m « S«50 59*-3046

2100 aq. ft. country noma on mo welw Fu6y twmafied.

IO-U Lo-cetod m i m v Petes*, 4 CRM •von 64*4247 BOYNC COUNTRY Walloon Late • bedrooms, 3 Cains prrvaie se*m-mnn lannls 4 goM Deluxe accomo-dation WEEKLY. 616^82-2000 BOYNC PET OSKEY i In* inter -

T""n <i •**"•• — Badrooma 3 down/4 up. ttnen. kitchen. com-plete. ckub. picluree 347-0661

M A R C O I S L A N O . F L O R I D A 2 bedroom condo ai Marco Bay Re-aort F«8y tomianed S30C wenk Cad 3:3-462-6326 or 813-49S-2461

"MARCO 1SLAN0 PL - South Seas " ower 4 '6'2 Luxury condo on (Julf Low oR-season rate* Call l>ane Lsmg (3131735-7661 MEXICO - PUFRTO VALLARTA --•»•<! *> 10(1 Resort. hotel on tna bay Swaps 5 Available anytime SuB slantlal uvngt Oays 357 -1722 Evas 35S-1614 SANTA FE. NM Walk lo th* plaza irom tlvs (usurious, tuay equipped 2 bedroom. 2 batti condo Ca» lor col-or brochure (313)626-8319

BURT LAKEFRONT - private. luxuri-ous iKMnay wrth TV. microwave nraplace. 4 deck. SalUno, swim /rung. hiking Reasonable 642-7782 CHARLEVOIX • Lafcetrorvt Condoa

Sleep. 2-6 plus Root. ceBle air. lacutzl w8Jk to town

l i n n 1 i s l - i a a * .

C H A R L E V O I X

& S U R R O U N D I N G A R E A

Enypy sailing the Groat Lakes and an ihe actt»Ma« Northern Michigan-nas to oRer m pnvate settings of water-front homes and condominiums Weekly rentals

6 1 6 - 5 4 7 - 4 5 0 1

4 1 5 V a c a t i o n R e n t a l s t«AvJT.Ajl LAKE MICHIGAN .UOiNGTON AREA. Spacious w-iavel summer nome sleeps ft- 'C

cokit TV. microwave, wc 4 oed-rooms, 2 fufi baths, cathedral ceii--ig* plus 2 family room areas 1 up

down YOuli en(o-y memorable -**den lurvsets on the beach .una,Jul*. Aug available 261-2982

CHARLEVOIX THE BEAUTIFUL

Waterfront Condo* Private Baicoreaa

Heated Pool

F o s t e r B o a ! W o r k s Irvn

1-616-547-0025 CMARcSvOiX - 4 bedrooms. re bath A-Frame on beautitul sandy beach VttsNsuvs $600/week

(313*547-0655

BEAUTIFUL LAKE CHARLEVOIX ft 3 bedroom Jrame cottages ft log

•.-abets Located on tne »aws edge '-hese are .deal 'or the sporting tam- i • , - won e.ceUent swimming. (islwng 4 boating We are rustic yet modern •r-'a peactui and quiel surrounding

313-293-6844! HEAUTIFUL seC-udeo fully carpet- ' -d 3 Bedroom lakefront cottage. I AvsWaBW now thru Aug Fireplace. | J*. laundry room, deck. gr»l dock 8 Boat, 2 hr dnve $465/wk

581-5294 BEAVER ISLANO Cottage on the Ortnes of Lake Michigan Sleets 6 -tfwwenger vehicle available at ewtrji charge 549-2701

BEAVER ISLANO CHAL*T dn sandy beach Beautiful sunftel View Sleeps 6 verv peaceful $55C •gorweek 517-655-33571 - BOAT SLIP FOR RENT ea Hartiorage Warms Bcyne Oty ' 425CO per season. o> Besi oWer

334-3777 ' AiEVILLE iAKEPRONT S«et-S 6, carpeled h»9place sancy beach 4 beautWvTsunWM Wkiy rentals

656-1817 CASEVILLE - : lurrvsNM clean ctM- j

overlooking Saginaw Bat 1

Sweos 6 Book now for tumrw $275 ft S350 wkt, 517-874-5181

CXXON LAKEFRONT COTTAGES 2 8 3 bedrooms, rent By the week oi

EAST TAWAS - on Lake Huron • bedroom cottages Also Sand Lake Irm on Sand Lake. 1.213 bedroom coftage* 8 motel unit 517-362-4609

4 1 5 V a c a t i o n R e n t a l s

D U C K L A K E t N T E R L O C K E N

1 mi. haa ihe naueo* cnualc came furroahed 2 bedroom ootlage F u i y hjrmar

wile aping , porch, fireplace phone dock on private beach neer Inter lock en net* park where boat rani al* * boat launch avaaabie Trav-erse Oty. Sand Dunes nearby tasorwk thru June. UUJak Jury &

~ 1-6515 Aug 311-731 EMPIRE MICHIGAN - 3 bedr home. TV. dishwasher microwave, bicycle* In the Heart of Sleeping Beer. Sand Dunee Walk to Laka Michigan t450-weak 627-467?

EXCITING TRAVERSE CITY Beautiful tamay reaort. t & 2 bed roome. kitchen pool aa Raduced weakly rates PM >-800-966-2646 AM 1-616-936-2646

FOR FEVT - HARBOR SPRINGS O n water Convenient d o w n t o w n lo-cation. $1»00 'wk 7 b e d r o o m bath*, Kiwi* 313-426-2565

OLEN LAKE - Seasonal noma wrth sandy beach furnished 4 bedroom. 2'-> bath, fireplace, boat. TV Cable, dock microwave laundry faculties Available June 20-Juiy 4. Aug 8-Aug 22 6 all Ihru Oct Masimom 8 peopia No pets 0*ys: 737-4864 Evee 647-2347

GRAND TRAVERSE RESORT 2 bedroom condo. Valleyvww Resort lacMrty 8 golf available Can - 643-4471 GREENBUSH - luxury Lake Huron front home Also on ftol! course. 3 bedrooms, qu«!. futfy furnisl 54 7 5.'week (313^87-9274 HALE - Family get away weekend in the north woods. 5 bedroom cot-tage indoor poor, wooded area 517-345-0711. 517-873-3501

H A R B O R S P R I N G S

H a r b o r C o v e C o n d o s

F o r S a l e o r R e n t Siaeps 2-12 people, in-door pooi 4 ttnrut courts spec*! prtem *Of m»t pmrHct spline g«!-«w»vy

Golf naar t>» S y l v a l n M a n a g e m e n t , i n c

1 - 8 0 0 - 6 7 8 - 1 0 3 6

ELK LAKE, between Traverse City ft Charlevots. Beautiful modern rentals CaB for availability

616-949-5453 eremngs GAYtORO - Ejrqulsnlefy beautiful, tuily equipped 4 Bedroom. 3 bath nome Doubie deck overlooks 212 ft of frontage on secluded. p«ctix-esque. ail sports lake Private dock Across from a4 green Champion-ship GoM Course »9<XS per week

313-2Sd-fit!8

HAR80R SPRINGS - PETOSKEY ; Fully furnished 1. 2. 3. 8 4 bedroom Conoomirwums for rent at si« d'fter -ent develcpmenis Outdoor pools. Tenms gon packages some water trool units sti« available Enjoy luxurious accommodations wfWe you vacation In the Midwest s pre-mier resort towns.

LITTLE TRAVERSE RESERVATIONS 1 - 8 0 0 - 9 6 6 - 8 1 8 0

O A Y L O R D GOit Mecca of the midwesi Go« chawrts and iaketronl accommoda-tions By the week Qo« packages available on 17 beautitul courses

C A L L LOIS GRISSO The Prudential Glasser Raa< Estate

(SOOl 333-9707 _ •GAYLORD -lakefront cabin, unfur-nished. June 6-Sept 9 2 bedroom. $2100 t. Security 3 bedrooms. $2500 - secunt, 313-626-4953

GLEN ARBOR 3 Oedroom cottage with loft ft deck

Available for. summer weeks Call 6pm-8pm 399-8371

HARBOR SPRINGS North woods chamt Close to go* 8 la*es Loft, woodburrang hrepiace sleeps 10 • Reasonable rales (614(481-7827 HARBOR SPRINGS- Harbor Cove II condo Sleeps 6-8 across from pools H tenms Private, sandy beach Summer dales 349-1185

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HiDE-A-WAY - Private 1000 acres wilh to rrwies of stage coach roads, wttd Irfe 8 rukmg adventures 3 bed-room chalet, 1H bam, sleeps 8 Flr-.piace taundry electric heat, phone TV 8 disposal 5 mm to Oscoda.

: AuSabie River « Lake Huron Clean $475/w* Phone 313-559-2850

VISA or MasterCard accepted

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HARBOR SPRINGS - Harbor Cove, 2 bedroom, 2 bath oonOo. WJR cable termia. mooor'outdoor pools, private beach on bay 313 861-9225

HARBOR SPRINGS ley condo^H

Hideaway VM-r* r " ooR. termu. pool Available Spring 8

Summer Raasoanble 53V610S MILTON MEAD IN SEA PINES

Lovely 2 bedroom fust Hoor condo Pool lenm*. golf, biking, sailing and ocean Owner 4SS-1339 HOMESTEAD - Attractive 1-6 bed-roome, spaoous. deluxe condoe lor couple/group Special Early Bird' • ate Spring/Summer 553-0643 HOMESTEAD - Charming lakefront townnouse Sleeps 5 view quiet spot BeeuiKuay equipped June

i k s 855-2475

HOMESTEAD CONOO - 2 bed-rooms an ihe nke. king 6 queen beds $700,'w« lower then Home-stead rate*. 313- 76&-0145 HOMESTEAO CONOO 1-2-3 bed-rooms. guaranieed enjoyment with VIP accomodation* views of Lake Michigan from large screened deck plus heated pool 8 sauna ai your floor Available 5-29 thru 7-3 ft 8-14 ihru 8-21. 6 fan weekends 1-426-2172

Michigan 2 bedroom. 2 bath On Lake Michigan 426-2517 HOMESTEAD - 3 bedroom 3 bain --•loft, condo. on.Lake Michigan Sleeps 10 Newly redecorated Weekly 463-1588 or 258-9149 HUBBARD LAKE. BeeuWtui 3 bed-room 1's bath nome on HSU of lake frontage In private sub 1500/ week After 6pm 517-727-3247 KALEVA between Crystal Mt 8 Tippy Dam Clean coxy rental hooae sleeps 6. great for <am«y $50.'day. $250. wk with linens 616-362-3965

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LAKE MICHIGAN Beach collage Spring. 8 Macki-

naw Sleep. 4. $630 weekly S87-4434

LEELANAU County. Homeeleed condoa Lake fcfachrgan Great '.lee Summer weaks raa.PH Mannou Management 80&-968-6116 LUXURIOUS WATERFRONT 8 wa-ter mew Condos at Sutions Bay Yacht Club Now taking reaarvauona tor weekly rental 2-3 bedroome 2 baths. Hrepiace |acuzz> bathtub ft much morel Limned avakabany de-poen required For more mlorma-tloti, call Jan. (616)271-6660

P A T T E R S O N - K A Y E

L O D G E

O N L A K E M U S K O K A

2 Hrs N Of Toronto

Offers Your Beat Family Vacation E A R L Y S E A S O N S P E C I A L From $383 U S /Wk/Athun

(Hall price lor children) Take advantage ol our t chad free week during Jun* 27 - July 4. Aug 22 »or Aug 29 Sep! 5

Enjoy the speoal IrterKlly atmos-phere thai make. P-K Lodge unique Rate mcMae 2 meals deny chadran's prografn wormai acbvi-naa. wafer Mang. hot tub. tennis, and complimentary van boats pad dieboats wmdeurlers. a»«d canoes Great flemng Boat 8 motor rentals on alt* Golf nearby For rataa'colour brochure. Contact Mary 30 Balcer 313-681-7018

TRAVERSE CITY The a ^ C Q W O i n W ^ B i -

pcxiiVepa. whirlpool baths. Keeps 4. houaakeaplng Midweek Irom $6v WeekartJi from $89 5 day spaciac. S2M-SM9 Ooae io Cham-ponahlp golf 8 shopping For reearvaqona. f l . . n cal The 8each Condominium How Raeon al • (6»«) 938-2228 TRAVERSE OTY-kiJiurlou. on Ihe beech condo*. executive level lur-mMiec 2 bedroom. 2 bath waaher/ dryer weekly $1200

TRAVERSE CITY Family raeon on Lake Leelanau or Weal Bay Sandy beach cute log cottages hot tub sunaat. $390-$690 per weak 816-946-7442

TRAVERSE CITY Luxurious North Shore Inn. Full am 1-2 bedroom beachfront condoe Design-*' krlchena VCR. HBO Nightly and weekly ratee Cat lor Brochure 1-800-968-2365 TRAVERSE CITY tfflM raetigioua. beechfronl resort On East Bay 1-2

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FIVE MeaBeecn Defy Area Laundry $ kitchen prrvtteoee $66'wk plua * ol a» Uimnee $45 security Oepoert

534-0109 GARDEN e r r * - room lor ren« wHh uee of htf houee, waaher. dryer. «

LARGE, dean badroom with * bam $250 plua V* uturtiea 4 prrvaie phone Mual ba non smoker, profee-

8*3-4063

LIVONIA - PRIVATE ENTRANCE 1-96.1-275, S Mae. Newborgh $60 weekly 46i LIVONIA - W wi mwwi • mmi" -> ruce houee near 1-96 Cabl* 8 pri-vate phone available Profeeeional day worker SM/wk 522-7378 LOVELY ROOM Non-amoking lemaie Kitchen prtvv

Shara bath Pool privaege* tonlh 851-7430 g??n

MIOOtEBELT/PLYMOUTH AREA Large emaancY room. $60/week Ouiel. non-drinkmg. working man over 30 or retiree 422-2557

WALLOOhl LAKE 4 Bedroom 2V» bath vacation homa. $l000/wk June 27, July 4th onlyt 235-5631 days. 767-4249 evenings

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PICKEREL .LAKE Lakefront nome now ranting tor winter Mil season 20 minute. Irom Harbor Spring, ft Uu Mopee Sleep* to 313-781-3742

PORT AUSTIN Condo. overlook. Leke Huron, 2 bedroom. 2 bath Weep. 6 Bro-chure available 540-8560

LAKE CHARLEVOIX CONOO - June ft July Sailing, boating, fishing heated Swimming pool, tennis, gort ft water skiing m Michigan s tabu- ; lous Boyne Country Sleeps 8. com- I pletery lurniehed cooking taclktiee At the landings .517-652-9013

S C H U S S M T R E S O R T 2 badroom condo $260 per day

453-7181

LAKE CHARLEVOIX - deluxe lake-front condo m town, pool Beach balcony overlooking lake, cable TV. tuny equipped 661-1383

ate (3131750-1 LAKE HURON - al E Tawas. 2 Bed-room cotlage. s«eps 6 -emodeied bath, modern kitchen, $300/wk Can after 6pm 422-5645 MARCO ISLANO • 2 condos evail-aBle Low oft season rales available now thru Nov 30 Un«rf completely furnished, minimum 7 day rental Please contact Crystal 881 -6402 ON THE SHORES of Lake Michigan One l bedroom Condo & one Studio Condo at the Homestead Reeon Glen Arbor Very reasonable Call 313-429 9250

SILVER LAKE - Lovely home on lake 4 m«es from Traverse City Serene sunsets, wonderful swimming/ Ash-ing & boating Sleeps 8 - $795i'wk. seasonal discounts 616-943-4358

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Stove refrigerator TV. ate First run mowes. phones, maid «er-vte* — Rent try day week monin CA1L FOR OUR LOW PRICES SUMMIT LODGE OR STARWAY MOTEL 2 7 4 - 3 9 0 0 o r 5 3 1 - 2 5 5 0

0 RMINGHAM-Downtown Beautiful

Short term oka Master Suite eveiytnmg fumwhed

«ay 1550 - 1/3 utik-258-3908 or 972-6146

BIRMINGHAM sleeping room lor day emp«oyed miodie aged man non smoker mini refrigerator coffee 846-9167

NORTHVILLE vale entrance. Ing 150 per w> tleman only

room Pn-sha'a bath Nowrvok-•ak plU* oepOMI Gen-

349-9495 R E D F O R D -

living room person Preler Caa

Baaement bedroom ft Employed drug-free

$70/Wk 533-3765

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cable ready liilie* Inckided 127 5.'mo

furnuoed room*, refrigerator phone utj-

FuK houae prnnages 535-1235

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ATTRACTIVE 4 bedroom home n Canlon Proleealonal gel to rant lo eeme »«a maMh eMMiae I mduded Oey 976-6996 BERKLEY BUNGALOW -prolit.l jnal lo Htare wrth

age 6 pool Ava»-$4143745

BERKLEY Roommate wanted io share large 3 Oedroom home $250/ mo incudes aa uturties CaU even mgs. 541-7169 days 641-S332 BIRMINGHAM - house to Miere with Vd person Start May 15 or June 1

OevM before 6pm. CANTON MM home, to shere with non-smoker $275 monlh includes ut*-ne* «• 1-7435 DEARBORN West twrmahed lower level Tenant to occupy a* 2nd resi-dence Many amenities Rent com-mensurata with lima occupied t year lease After 6pm 563-6664 Farmington HH-.-Furrnshed sludic apt. lake view, pool privileges pri-vate entrance, bar. Ikeplace. ele $550 utiUbee included ProieaaMnai only pr elderly ledy 932-0669 FARMINGTON HIllS snare furnxned 2 bedroom. 2 belh condo $350 plu. hell utartws 8 se-curity Eves 932-003 \

FEMAIE looking tor -same to share •arae 2 bedroom. 2 belh apartment m Somerset Troy Jure 1 or before 1375/pho Leave massage 649-1665

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FEMAIE Non-smoker, ege 25-35 Ip | shere large 'arminglon Hills 2 bed-room, 2 bath apartment wrtf sam«

, A .ailabi* August 1 473.4125

SINGLE ROOM'm Canlon condo Fully turrushed, kitchen, ttvmg room, and laundry Non-smoker 1275/ month -• utilities 397-8129

FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED 10 share 2 Bedroom apartment ai

I Plymouth 1255/month plus utwties 454-4 167

WALLED LAKE - 1 bedroom. $400' mo t deposit Mo pets 869-4473

I FEMALE ROOMMATE to Share 3 j bedroom. 3 bain Troy condo wrth same $295 plus one-third elect™.

641-8575 room Near Cherry MHt 8 Verwy per week Preler male Preler non •moker 595-7106

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NOVI 2 Bedroom 2 bath, waeher/ dryer in apt IRnea*. $345/mo plu* Oepoea and > unatlea. Peu 0«L Ceil Ken 347-3009

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noti amoklwg lemaie seeks same lor attractively decorat-ed Plymouth Condo Weeher/dryer. aa- Rant 6 ulianee 454-9158

ROOMMATEO NEEDED Early 20 s 2 bedroom apertmant pooi Royal Oak. 1300'month

435-4247 ROOMMATEfS) to War a bedroom houae in Garden . rooms. $200-mo 1 bedroom both plu. manias 456-1862

J m. $375'

SOUTHFIELD AFFORDABLE

Share my 4 bedroom home in quaa-ly araa Prrvaie room/phone * •Ch-en,'washer/dryer Private entry ft bath aveuacwe No leaea. no<vemok-

. nopett 35-$29S - share

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SOUTHFIELD - Furmahed home comforlabie home Krtcften leundry employed lemaie. non smoket pre-ler ted Available May 15 357-0021 THREE bedroom troy towohouse IV. bains $235 per month, heat ft weter included, pkra sacunty Kim <71-1925 WESTLAND FEMALE to Share 2 bedroom apartment Sacunty and References $260 piu* "» utiku** Cal (313(729 1949 YOUNG MALE profeeeional seeks roomaie to Wiare mce nome in Plymouth $400 month plu* % utw-

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APAFTTMENT not a room, nave dog with cage, w of Telegraph. S ol Pontiac not Walertord CaU

624-6431

SKEGEMOG LAKE- Honeymoon Cotlage Greet swimming dock private. $650/ per wk Can LOuise 816-936-1880

REAL ESTATE ONE ACME. Ml.

CANTON AREA large sieep-ng room wrth fireplace Bath 8 separata entrance S75/wk mamas Inctudod 397-2552

THE HOMESTEAD - sleeps 8. Beech dub ch*dr#c welcome, central lo-cation. 'easonebie Leave message

616-334-3840 TORCH LAKE - Charming lakefront cottage in Alden 3 Oedrooms. ca-pacity 5. dock boat mooring, cable nook-up $650.'wk 414-646-28S7 TORCH LAKE - Charming 3 bed-room. 2> bath cotlage Fireplace, washer, dryer svailabie week ol Jun 27-July 4 ft July 25- Aug 1 Near go« course $800 wk 851-5436

CANTON, private entrance lur nished quiet country home, home privileges- expressways $75 week Employed female 397-0065 CANTON - Room in quiet country home neat mejor -oed and express-ways Empioyeld male preferred 165 - security . 397-6868 DEARBORN - whole top *oor 1 per-son only Smoker okay $250.mo utilities included 1250 security Call lOam-epm 562-8826

F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S Completely furnished all hotel services 1450 O ft UP BOTSFORO INN 474-4800

W BLOOMFIELD - nice furmahed rbony private home, kitchen 8 lake prtvueges 1300-mo include* every-thing Message ot eves 363-7657

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TORCH LAKE CONOO FEMALE - Levan'SctiOOlcrafl 1290' Lake front Beautiful, fully furnished monlh includes utilities Spacious, newfy decorated 3 bedroom. 2H ! p-iyat* bath laundry laclBUas Non baths Tennacourts 642-3714 smoker References 591-6432

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842-1620 884 S Adams. Birmingham

FEMALE seeking professional to share 2 bedroom 2 baf apt Northville erea Avertable May t 1325 MO , $350 security plus > util-ities Leave message 344-1329

FEMALE TO SHARE HOUSE : wrth ; oihet females Neat 14 Mne i Royal Oak 1270 per mo plus 1/3 i/liniios 335-5127

, FEMALE wishes 10 shaieTi - Fatmlngton home with female 1350'MO References -» ' secunly

. deposit 476-4066 I'VONIA snare my 3 bed. oom nome w' re«>onsibie working pe»sori Pr»-.ate bath, laundry facilities 5 Mile' Newburgh $375.mo 464-9106 MATURE WOMAN TO SHAME, neel

I ft dean Garden City Home with : same $295 month. > H ulwties AskforKathy 427-3353 NEAP LIVONIA MALL furnished' unlurtuWved 1 bedroom m wiacious condo lor employed lemaie w' same $300 includes heal pool Share

I small electric References 442-2063 I NORTHVILLE Townhouse Non j | smoker 45 or CMder Partly furnished j bedroom cable ft phone 1 «•=-*•

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CHRISTIAN AGENCY Seeks Homes Providers For Teens We supervise S300-'mo 535-6590 Wedgewooo Acres Christian Youth Homa*

HOME AWAY FROM HOME Professional licensed adult car* Maple'Telegraph area Pr»v«fr'«emi rooms Reasonable rales 540-2729

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largest and mosi prestigious local accounting firms looking for a lngWy motivated senror accountant who has passed the CPA exam and has 3-5 years of recent public account-j»g experience il you fit these ouali-

Plymouth manutacturet seek s highly motivated degreed individual with 5-8 yrs progressively responsible experience Previous supervisory experience required Must be fluent m standard coat, systems invento-ry reconciliations capital Budgets, quotes ft forecasts Pro«cency with DBase, Lotus ft Symphony pre-ferred Competitive compensation package Send resume ft salary his-tory to HR.'CBM P 0 Bo» 5545 Plymouth, Ml , 48170

Ao Equal Opportunity Empioyer

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS Retirees welcomed Full or part-time, uniformed office security, Birmingham 673-2161 ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS «0« part-time office deermng. Late eve hours, couple Plymouth ft North-lawn 759-8505

ACCOUNTANT - Part time, for ac-countant's office. Farmmgion Mills Musi be experienced and aBie to work with a minimum of supervision Must also have computer skills Call for additional information 539-0606

Observer ft Eccentric Newspaper s . 36?5i Cehociicratf Ro

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ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS General LAboi Piea,e apc-j at R ft O Manufacturing. 273S Paidan 0t_ VBurn Hills Ml , 48326

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ACCOUNTANT experienced lor medium sized Farmington Hias law firm Financial A managenal compu-lerBed accounting Fuffl charge mul-tiple tasks, challenge- Lotus 1.2.3 Great opportunity ben lit s 626-5000

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FACTORY JOBS immediate opening. All shifts available

Musi pass screening process Caa now"

(313)442-7800 ADIA

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ACCOUNTANT Growing suburban accounting firm seeks mdrmduar wrth 1-3 yeara pub-lic accounting experience Candi-date must also be familiar wttn cor-porate ano personal taxes Send re-sume to O E Box 3238 Southfield Ml 48037

ADIA Needs INVENTORY CLERKS

• 20 immediate Openings • Month Long Assignment • Day 8 Afternoon shifi • Must have refiable transportation

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M A C I N T O S H Computer Graphics Compositor

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Highland Superstores. Inc has a full-time position available in the Advertising department at its Cor-porate Headquarters w Plymouth Requirement, .ndude retail ad com-position background, experience working with QuarkXPress, Illustra-tor and Freehand software pro-grams Ability to work within a full computerized composition environ-ment that includes graph* line art end photography

Full-time benefits we offer include medical, dental, vision discounts, life disability profit sharing. 40100 and a generous employee discount plan If you meet these requwe-

HIGHLAND SUPERSTORES INC Human Resources-CGC 909 North Sheldon Rd

Plymouth, Ml 48170 Equal Opportunity Employer

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT For fast-paced office Very orga-nized. energetic committed to first quauty performance Wining to work more than an 8-5 day Knowiedge in Word Perfect 5 1. advanced Jee-ture. Table, merges graphics, windows Resumes only Attn Ken, Suite 304. 900 Wlfsire Or , Troy. Ml 48084

AN OPPORTUNITY To surround yourself with beautifw fine art m a natural outdoor wildlife setting If.you are outg&ng enthuai-attic ft enjoy pleasant conversation wrth people, you may be qualified lor a permanent pari fime laws po-sition at the nationally known

WOODEN BIRD ART GALLERY 12 Oaks Mall

Jim Ferkaa 313-344-1121 APARTMENT MANAGER for South-tiefd apartment complex Must have 2 years axperiopce 8 relerences Apertmeni $ utilities included Call Mon -Fri 9am-5pm 352-4043

An Equal Opportunity Employer ADULT SUBST1TUE MOTOFrRoute Drivers needed musl have depend-able transportation ft be reliable 1 day per week plus vacations Must Uve in Rocheater ma. are*, call 313-346-2965 nave message

ASPHALT FOREMAN position, Quality d'tveway paving crew 3 yrs n»nlmum experience Apply in per-son or sand resume to 4755 OKI Plank Rd Mltord. Mien 4838"

An Equal Opportunity Employer APARTMENT MANAGER

Experienced, for larga housing de-velopment located m Fl«ni. Ml Real Estate kcanee a plus Sand reaume to Personnel Dep1 14201 W 8 Mile Rd , Detroit, Ml 48235

ASSISTANT MANAGER Fax sponwear retail store m Watt-land A.aitable in June Retail aipe-rwncer,eeded Can Stan 422-2247

APPLICATIONS Bemg accepted for rwght watchperson Fri Set Sun 9pm- 7am Thru May ft June - $40' night ca#i Alto pari - or- Ml time help to work around retail green house Physical work involved. $6/ nr Call weekdays AM 553-7141

Farmer John's Greenhouse Farmington Milks

APPRENTICE - Automatic screw mecftma Day. ft mghts Full time.

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C O M P U T E R J U N K I E N e e d p e r s o n w i t h s o f t w a r e h a r d w a r e e x p e r i e n c e

( H a r v a r d G r a p h i c s . W P 5 1 D O S 3 8 6 I B M P C ' s ) t o

h e l p g r o w o u r m a r k e t i n g r e s e a r c h b u s i n e s s M u s t b e

a v a i l a b l e l o w o r k a f t e r n o o n s o r e v e n i n g s a n d o n

w e e k e n d s C r e a t e c h a r t s w i t h " H G a n d w o r k w i t h

p r e s e n t a t i o n s e t c

» C a r e e r a n d f i n a n c i a l s u c c e s s i n t h e s e |0t>s r e s t s o n l y

o n y o u r o w n a m b i t i o n a n d d e s i r e t o w o r k h a r d If i n -

t e r e s t e d i n a n y o f t h e s e p o s r t i o n s p l e a s e c a l l P a t a t

8 2 7 - 4 0 3 9

Become » screw machine operator i Permanent poemon Can 464-7078 •;

An Equal Opportunity Employer ASPHALT PAVING COMPANY

Seek. EXPERIENCED workers Rewdentiat ft Commercial work

562-2670 APPLY NOWI

L I K E T O T A L K ? E a r n E x t r a V a c a t i o n M o n e y

We need several phone solicitors to sell subscriptions to this newspaper. You can earn $4.25 to 56 or even more per hour! Plus you will be gaining experience as a professional Telemarketer. We need you rt you're self-motivated and want to earn money. No experience is necessary, we will train you.

HOURS: Mon -Thurs 5:30 p.m.-9:00 p.m.

THE

( D b s t e r u e r & I t c r n t r i t

N E W S P A P E R S , INC. 36251 SCHOOLCRAFT

P.O. BOX 2428 LIVONIA. MICHIGAN 48151-0428

1 5

B L U E J E A N

J O B S ! $ 4 5 0 - S 6 S 0 / H R

Bindery Packaging

H»-Lo Driver ASSIGNMENTS IN

• Livonia •Dearborn • Plymouth

AFTERNOON SHIFT OWN DEPENDABLE TRANSPORATION A MUST CALL TODAY

CORPORATE PERSONNEL

SERVICES 261-1120

A S S I S T A N T

P R O G R A M

A D M I N I S T R A T O R Established firm tpe&aimng in sales promotion and marketing serveas lot Fortune 500 Companies seek, an Awsiant Program Admiraatra-

Requires strong organizational S« JIS attention lo detail and the ability to work well under pressure Duties include on-line computai us-age. inventory control, report verifi-cation. client arid luppller contact Must posaess strong communica-tion and math skills computer knowledge and two year, business experience College a pkjs. Em-y level position Salary based on experience Excellent benefits pack age

Please send resume to Manager of Personnel P.O 8o» 2487 <APA5)

Farwwngton HiHs Ml 48331

~ ATTENTION"

STUDENTS

SUMMER JOBS PlYMOUTH'CANTON

• Secretaries • Recap lionrMs • Word Processors • Data Entry

• Wftrenousa • Shipp-ng Receiving

ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166

5 0 0 H e t p W a n t e d

ASSEMBLY ft PRODUCTION workers needed tor established Plastics Fabricator Da, $ afternoon shilts. up to *$5 15 hour Benefits Apply in person to L awrence Plastics Inc 3250 Oak ley Park Road Walled Lake. Ml 48390

ASSISTANT FOREMAN 1 manufi

tor Assistant Must have experience in operation ft setup of large production wood-working machine. Benefit. Pay commen*urai*'axperience Apply

at HANOY HOME PROOUCTS 2000 Eaay St Walled Lake

313 624-1010 out 226

5 0 0 H e l p W a n t e d

[ Attention" S U M M E R ' W O R K

. Expending company must WI nu-merous positions in our oustcimer tervice-'ules division $8 50 base Wi» train College students encour-aged to apply Call Mon thru Sat »am-9prr. Lrvonia 147-9270 Roches1 *r 253-8774 Roy a. Oak 927-2801 Watariord 253-8810

ASSISTANT MANAGER Experience required lor Buay Farm-ington mils Fast Lube Call Rich . . 474-2555

A S S I S T A N T M A N A G E R S

$ J O B S - J O B S - J O B S S

NEW WHOLESALE COMPANY looking for 15-20 young minded in-dnnouais to open 6-8 new office* in tne Wayne-'Oak land County area

No experience necessary

W E T R A I N

Can Today - Start Tomorrow S9'hr to sian Asa For Joan

4 1 6 - 0 8 1 0 The last number

You wel ever need to can

A U T O F I N A N C E A S S I S T A N I

I'm rooking lor a person with previ- . Qua non-automotive relator ftnaaca e • per tence If you are comiortaBie working with people professional in appearance have good verbal and math sonny plus a desire to excelm career accomphtfument and com-pensation, call lor an interview ap-pointment

B L A I W E M A R S T O N

?96-2300.a«L295. V A R S I T Y F O R O A N N A R B O R

5 0 0 H e l p W a n t e d

A-JTO RECONDITIONING Roaenau Hyundai is accepting appi-

I cations for a full time new car por-•b> *ippl» <n person 26355 Mieh-

f gan Avenue, ink tier 6ANQUET WA.'T STAFF

f Part time weekend and evenings J Experience helpful top wages

Apply in person Only HELLENIC CULTURAL CENTER

36375 Joy Rd . We.tlano I Between Wayne ft Newburgh Rd* i

BARBER - PART TIME 3-4 Days per wee>

Westland area 4 2J-9627

ASS'STANT MANAGER NEEDED HMt Oft Card Shop. 35S85 W War-ren. Weaiiand Apply wittim. we Dana

s

ASSISTANT TO Customer Service ! Manager Mutt Have good commu-

, nacebon skills A be comfortable wrth computer. Frequent raise. f*o •oarth Benefits 13 Mi!*/Southfield

i area Can Margaret 540-5000 I ATTENDANTS | Female ot Maw Immediate open-1 ing* tor IvH-Irm* and part-time posi-I tons Caa tor a personal interview | with the General Manager Colony : Car Wash Ptymouth Mi 455-1011 ATTENTION - Opening in ladies IN-

ATTENTION G E N E R A L H E L P

$ 3 0 0 A v e r a g e W e e k l y Need 10- IS ambitious organue people to deliver tempies'THI orders Applicants mual be nea' i

a Call Amy 414-988 ATTENTION ideal tor hamemaken

• • handicapped people •*» cannot I out to work Work part-time lor

her.we hour. No

apartment communities Day work car needed. paa3 holiday* and vaca- ; lion $5 45 lo $5 70 per-hour Call I • • - .. O . - 1

AUTOMATIC SCREW MACHINE Acme 8 Davenport operators days 8 nights Full lime benefits Experi once required Apply at 24650

; North industrial Or North of Grand | River between Haggerty $ Halsted

AUTO MECHANIC | DnvacntiTy preferred Experience i necesaary Guaranteed wages Busy I independent shop 451-7330 I AUTO MECHANIC | Busy 15 bay general repair wop has opening tor 1 top-notch technician

j Must have all ASE certification and I a conscientious professional alti-J tude Baneftls include Insurance

umtorrn. vacation a productivity ! bonus Davit Auto Care 807 Oohe-' ny Or Northville 349-5115

AUTO MECHANIC,'FORMAN Salary • Commission • Soroses r Benefits Certified wrth eiperi-ence CaU Mr Mechanic 248-'999

AUTO MECHANIC Need 5 years experience m drnrea-

: tuuty and •ect'v.a repair lor gene> al repair .nop in Westland Salary

i plus commssion Ca* Joe 729-8660 | AUTOMOTIVE ENTRY LEVFl I Oil change technician needed 'or | large general repair «wp Room tor j advancement Full or .wrl time I llam-7pm no Sundays Dav«» Auio Care, 807 Doneny Or near ?.M*e * f MonlwM* Rd. m the Nortrvilte in-dustrial Park 349-51

BOPING MILS. OPERATOR 2 years experience minimum at GAL b-g mill Ow «xk Oetrort 573-0204-

B r a n c h M a n a g e r P o s i t i o n Excellent con .pensat-on Inquirtes confidential Must nave real elttate experience CaU Ganny Conrad

8 5 1 - 2 6 0 0 An Equal Opportunity Employer

; BUILDING MAINTENANCE - part time, some experience a musl. send resume 1o Holiday fnn. 26555 Teie-r-ap«, SouthtwIC, Ml 48034

ttn Larry Nri phone calls CABINET INSTALLER

Mu.l be expei«nced wrth good work history Tool* and truck

| required Call 522-4376 C A D P R O G R A M M E R S

I Writ* inter active usei appecahon

S-ogramtfHJA'siin Fortran ma CA-A or CADAM system 2 contract

soaiiicins Manpower Techrucal R*f I "AC OBS 1000 w Maple. 3210

Troy 48084 362-4627 or tax 362-4797 CANVASSERS

S A L A R Y - O V E R T I M E

$ 3 1 8 P E R W E E K

RICK 3 5 7 - 7 7 7 7

Attention" SUMMER WORK

Expanding company musl fat nu-marou. potihona m our customer service sale* dM«on. $8 50 be** Will tram Coaege student, ancoia aged to apply Call Mon thru Sat 9am-9pm Lrvonia S42 9270 RocNaatw 253 8774 Royal Oak 927 2801

- 2S3-M10

Q . C .

A U D I T O R S A S o u t h e a s t e r n O a k l a n d C o u n t y a r e a , d r u g -

f r e e , h i g h - p r o d u c t i o n , h i g h - q u a l i t y O E M

m a c h i n e s h o p i s l o o k i n g tor e n t r y - l e v e l W o o r

i n s p e c t o r s R e c e n t c o u r s e w o c V a n d o r 1 - 3

y e a r s e x p e r i e n c e , b l u e p r i n t r e a d i n g , a n d

s t a n d a r d m e a s u r i n g i n s t r u m e n t s r e q u i r e d

E x c e l l e n t v e r b a l a n d w h i t e n c o m m u n i c a -

t i o n s s k t H s a r e a m u s l C M M e x p o s u r e

s u r f a c e p l a t e a n d h e i g h i s t a n d e x p e r i e n c e

a p l u s Q u a l i t y c o n t r o l c r e d e n t i a l a p l u s

C o m p e t i t i v e b e n e f i t s a n d w a g e s Q u a l i f i e d

c a n d i d a t e m u s t b e a b l e t o w o r k a n y a s -

s i g n e d s h i f t S e n d a n u p - t o - d a t e r e s u m e

a n d s a l a r y h i s t o r y a l o n g w i t h a h a n d w r i t t e n

l e t t e r e x p r e s s i n g i n t e r e s t t o

M . O A . D j O . C .

P . O . B o x 1 1 6

H e r a l P e r k , M l 4 6 0 3 0 - B 9 M

E q u a l O p p o r t u n i t y E m p l o y e r

At tent ion! '

SUMMER WORK

E xpanding company must m nu-•merou* poaftion. in M customer •emce'seie* drvtwcm $6 50 be** we tram Coaege atuOents encour-

Caa Mon thru Sat 9env9pm 442 8270 2S3-877* 92 7 2801 MS-SSIO

AUTOMOT VE Very high .amine local mumer .nop needs e>peri-enced manager working auisiani manager 1 mechanic, must Oecaru-fied 2-3 yrs axpermce a must Top pay A lop beneTOt for lop produc-ers Call oAoa tor Iniarviww

i 1 313-664 4365 MicehHec Bnan AUTO PARTS COUNTt R PE RSON

, Eiparienc* neceaaar, Fua lime benefits As» far Steve West Pomi Motor Supply 27508 West 8 Mile.

I 1313)474-0845 I AUTO PARTS Slock room person is needed-tor I his fas! paced Auto Pan. cham experience naiptui but not -eouired Fu« bme with benefnn Apply m person S8G J22H We*t 8 Mile F*rmlngton 477-0412 AUTO RECONDITIONING Full 4 pert lene neip im mtwro

459-8068

CANVASSERS ! We need 4 energetic enthusiastic I young people to work outside | Caa Torn 278-9222 j SEMi RETIRED carpenter w.lf j some skills tor all type* of

Ca. 522 7579 I CARPENTER f.perienced for »uo •"ban apartment complex Fu* time Ca« Mon -Fn iOam-3pm 3S» 1030

; An Equal Opportunity Employer I CARPET CLEANER needed Expen-• enced r*Mjentiei''ceimmeraal (Ob leedei wanted for Ngh Quality CM

oari lime poMUona a 18 par n, («„

Donuae* Mue Croet -Bki. Sn«c •vatabM AppN w person Or char c t* Car Wash 30980 Orchard Lake IS of 14 Mltef Farmmgton Hie.

CASMlERSSAi.ES PEOPiE Itanafl lor garden ceniw lug or pan m Start nnwjtiiv,

543 4400

5 0 0 H e l p W a n t e d

FLORAL SALES * SUPPORT

So«h Ruga ConatrucBon •Nymouth Wd R*dtord Ml 41

A GLAMOR CAREER

COUNTER SALES | "veneer company product CASHIERS WANTED I . • - - L

' 7-1, Troy na. « ^ n g a i I pforwotior, preferred Full ran* , Good pay Ca* Unda tor n e w

453-7300 COURIER/CLERK - FULL TIME

•emporary entry a w poertion wfth 1 pfcitoeslonal firm in Auburn Hal* . Mu.l be av enable to work aretls Ex ceaent driving record pr*-req>a*rto Ber*M. wod sNft premium Apply m

tor pen-time caatears Caa 528-1235 or apply m per son John P et Long Lake

CATALOG CALLS

d r a m n g 8oc* style conieyoi eyatams. b o » manuaey end uaing AUTOCAD 10

ACRO SERVICE CORP 17187 N Laurel Par t Dr . c 165

Lrvonia. Ml 48 iSS (31318191 1 top FAX 501-1217

DIE SETTER Mual haee a min imum of 3 yrs ax penence to auaafy We offer g o o d benefit package with compert i rve wagea Apply m person to Green

ttaid Die 6 Mtg 8301 Ronda

. a n d l o v a n tor c

DRIVER company aeefc. drwer Wrth cneut | d a l l w t o a Cmciaeani ' laur or COL ucenae tor n g M work ^ v i a l eedmg oompeny Ranrea* m K o m Ca* Mon- f . ' L m

- XAX 1 I M ' i -3pm

ORY CLEANING help wanted Expe-

596 3«ae M a rieurance 8 proet Htm m g Non amokai p i e l a i n d Send reaume to. Mr Jamee. 262 E M o n t c a l m Detroit. Ml 4«201 p r e s s e r .

For more

500 Help Wanted H A I R S T Y L * T N t E O e C

w n i e i i w F a r m n g l o n .«IM! •

HANOY PERSON needed Fu* or part ume Retae manna l iua i r ie . . Oood driving record. Reli ieea we»-

3T3 8 8 ^ 0 0 6 2

H£ATIHQ^4Aw condmomng Service Tech. H) yrs m m expenenca Sheet Meta l inataKar*. $ yea mm. experi-ence Ce* 9 - n a m 313 2 « 1-3375

500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted L C E N S I N G IN REAL ESTATE

500 Help Wanted

An E t n a l O p p o r l K l y t i np loywr ^ OUARANTEE y o « money beck leoe <

D I R E C T C A R E P L U S • W eee end . I some overrwghtsl • On-cae direct care • DCW (lull ame aRamoona) • Reeidentiai Spec iant l i (with m e d or

0 O Y O U W A N T $ 7 - $ 9 / H R ? ! L£N « ENTRJSTOR SecureOete Corpora- $S 28 • $8 25 per hour Baaed on po-

Our company receive* over 85 000 cant. 'mo Irom cus tomar . r e a p o n d - i mg lo our nationally advertieed ! products

Auburn anion 6 background E x c . * . r i berv 48326 e m s including medtoaL'danlai. tu»-

An Equal Opportunity Employer ! t lon relmbursemanl. 8 more Grow-m g agency Apply to JARC 28366 Franatm Rd Southfield M l 48034

An Equal Opportuni ty Empajyer COURIER'HECEIVING CLERK

the phones 8 aa- ""CMgah^t bu»est "oaplee m u e k - n i R P T T f - A R F i t ' o u r a e . c n . 1 who we c ^ n g ^ • « i « - o n e n l » l t ^ p M y » lo. U , H ^ ' to piece orders 0 * K t time poertion beeed m eur S T A F F

NO TELEMARKETING Southfield office Pnrmarly reaponu-We provide complete naming p r J t J * " a n s p o r t a l i e n of good. For group home located m Wayne • benefits m e profeetKmal office en- T Oakland County For more mforma-veonment. toe time onl , » m c o n D j nonce*

3 5 1 - 8 7 0 0 ! * Oualillad appttcanta <nuU Debra. Uvonla . 2 8 1 - 0 6 8 6

drivirig record, Karen Fartmnglon 477-6851 m and previous ^ w Bloomftald 826-0065

eipertenc* Frmg* | 3 u # i NorthvUe 348-3843 Serb Cantor 455 2944

h a v e *n exce l len t high j e f i o o i e d u c a t i o n i

Ce* Personnel

CENTER SUPERVISOR For H a m t r a m c * Heed Start Musi S a y * Michigan "eecm* Cartificatior- i. benefit, i n c l u d e d with ZA endetaement end i f i e j • -Start Supervisory e x p e r i e n c e Inter- , Reapond ested 8 qualified c a n d i d a t e s please | c M Hamlramcx Head Start on or SOUTH EASTERN MICHIGAN before May. 8th. 1992 at 893-4870 16250 Northland. Suite 212

An Equal Opportunity Employer .Southfield Ml 48075 C M A W Q t y o u a u F r ' Human I W u r c .

Start a new career wi r*e i est am today Can Sneila CHh* at 356-71

REAL ESTATE ONE

G A R D E N M A I N T E N A N C E W*yn* Huntmoton PLANTING tor a amaa B c m n g *

541-6038 i m m UMwpeny 30-40 Hour , par u Nov 644-3060

ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTOR n e e d .

ebiuty Ca* Pal al 881-4302

E L E C T R I C I A N / I N D U S T R I A L To troutee snoot plant machmery. wir ing 8 industrial mo to r * Apply m person l o Huron Valley Steel

GENERAL HELPER - Fue ame -or B l r ramgf tam aoartmant. compiai C a * MOP. F rk 9am 8pm 646-986

An Equal Opportunity Employ* .

GENERAL HELP NEEDED tor a r t s 4 cr afts company Great pay FuHi'part lane Ca» 313 746-9666

GENERAL LABORER C o n s t r u c t i o n * « p * r i * n o * helpful Pay commeneura t * wilh w w w •deal tor M u d a t t 851-6027

ELECTRIC PANEL WIREPERSONS $ WELDERS NEEDED

Full t ime po tmon available at N o r W viae Manutoct iv ing company Soma expe r ience necaaaary S t a r l i n g GENERAL LABOR needed tor day wage $6 OO m Excellent Benefits stwn Dependable men/women tor Apply m parson at: spray pe l rmng 8 kgM p a c k a g e ^

BELANGER INC App l y in person between 8-3 30pm lOOI DOHENYCT . NORTHVX.LE For immediate interview

» i d u i M a Jom ua m provtdmg our

• u n a Cooks. tuB-tena • Night Audit tua-tene • Sacwnly n w * w g h l . tua-ome - Turn Oowrxs. l u i -Oma - . • l o b b y At tendant fulUtime • Seaman, per t - t ime - Sale* Manager, fun-t ime • Bamander tuH-time - Hoe fHos iea * . m i i -hme Apply m per K m M o n - F r Sem-5pm

The Hotel Baronene 27790 Novi Rd .. Novi Ml

LANOSCAPC LABORER W A N T E D Experience p r e w i r e d bui not necae aary N o mowaig *

i t ranaportauon

" u w i D S C A P e R S

' •Qu i red No winter lay-of l * C a * »am-5pn- 548-9650

LATHE HAND 'EXPERIENCED Mewmum 5 years experience Day* 8 m g h t t Apply In parson 32840 W $ Mile Rd Farmmgton

LAUNORY AlOE day t afternoon Ma t f lexible Hrs. App ly 105 Haggerty P lymouth Ct Nurs ing Cemai 455-0510

LaemCare •

TruGreen

aeee K w l m g aeon. C a * U a * Dumaa ai 386-7111 lor detaee

SOUTHEASTERN eaTTTUTE OF REAL ESTATE

, I ' t OuAHOS t PsrsonM Tramari er ty HMa Racquet la seeking •Med in ana duel, io be pe r i ot

M a m U t o guard ua id ida lea u H r - i . a . i w s oaHncabon

mg. etc Some ofltoe work Orga-

n n a Treawr* H i t ACSM carv l lca- ca* bon need or»y apply P Br ian Oumtan at

Per- S S A e p a j a b a n a M s t o a a r l For appi

ELECTRONICS Engineer or Technician who la ab le l o work exlependantty Steady w o r t and good baneivts. Non-smokers OMy need t o apply Sand ' M u r e l o P O Box 13, Oxford MI 48371

An Equal Opportuni ty Employer

n writ ing to HOSPICE <

1 Kim W a y n e

CREDIT SUPPORT Busy credit department i

T 2 1 - M 4 V Ei-ECTROHIC. TECHNICIAN - t a n « iat w«h contro*ers and pneumat ic

DtRECT CARE STAFF , sys tom* A b * t y io p rogrem 8 t roub-Needad for new group home lor the ! leahooi p rogrammabM controaars oeveiopmentally d isabled $ 6 ' h o u ' Sanv refeed person , era wwcome ro Mart « trained. WCLS or MORC I S e r e resume to Perscmnei Dap l Midnights 8 af ternoons avacable 30111 Schoolcrah Lhronla M i Kim 261-6305 Angela 26S-6486 48150

A n Equal Opportuni ty Employer • • • • • • • • 1 1 ENGINEER - MECHANICAL

CHEERFUL rOONG lady to v « i bank W H J H W M . Mmor lady Weee days 8 30am- ; customer sennce $ collection ca l t t

wnoed support p e r M n to hanOe ; DIRECT CARE STAFF - Headed Im-1 Degreed Deaign Engineer wi th 3-5 eccount inve*t lgai ion. o e d r t . med^ ta l y to work in group - h o m e ; year* experience preferably hcX iO

w i th deva lop imenta l ty d i s a b l e d j mg Aulocaa Send ' w n i s to .adult* Afternoon shift West land

Ca* eves 6pm -7 pm

CHILD CARE AlOE POSITION Part t ime, d a y . re r tnmgton area

SUNNY DAY CARE INC 478-1414

CHILD CARE Fun 8 part l ime teach^ig pov i« jn- . Benefits mcir^d* pawl hoi-aeys per sonai K -ecanc- days der tai 8 life .rwurenoe tuitiO'-. assist-ance Apply .11 person at Kmoercare Cearning Cer-ler. 25005 M-d-cietmn -Ro I between 10 t 11 I M Rets Farmington H4U

•choc* O drivers n-

hour wrth good 326-1508

Fast pscao environment requee* araa Paid t r s n n g . h igh good organaaticm communicat ion p ioma or GED and vaBd 4 clerical w e l . a i w e * aa th* ability i cense required $5 to work under preaaura Apply r beneIHa 9-4 PM per t o n only I —

C o n n a c t o r * S t * « Comoeny D t R E C T C A R E S T A F F 36555 Amrhein PC

, (Near cavan) Uvonia | mentMty drsaBled preferred Excel-

m tar nat ional Door me . 6001 Ronda Dt .Canton Ml 48T87

G E N E R A L L A B O R /

L I G H T I N D U S T R I A L Factory p c a t l c r i n o e

m a f y - sMf ts evae Assembly Oood

67V3220

HOUSEKEEPER tor beauty salon Sytven Laka a rea

681-7979

HOUSEKEEPER Nursmg i o n lor a h i* Ilk

GENERAL LABORERS Entry level poemona Opport imi ty to learn on- the- lob » m s Start ing wage $5 per hour No expenenca re- J qu i r ed Looamg lor artthusiastic an ergeuc people who are looking tor oppor tun i t y to le*rn m a n , tradea if you are lOo img lor * aacxaa future ca* 8 5 i 3782

• Health insur ance yPacAaoe

• Paid vacamon/Sick Days • 'DOS Tuition. Reimbursement it interested pieasa apply m parson. Mon th ru Fn 8am to 1 p m at

GEORGIAN BLOOMFIELD 2975 NORTH A D A M S BLOOMFIELD H i k L S

An Equal O p p o r t u n e , Empwyer

CASH IN WITH KELLY

A Kaey n o a t great way to gal a c m e c a e h l a s t W e h a v e a g M

Ca* 722-4700 MAINTENANCE Of«ce 36 hr weak •

par hr Own a m p o r a B o n l t < i . axpenenoa natplul e m good a>-i d a C*6 1 - 3 only « * i - 4 8 0 t

MAINTENANCE PERSON For apar tment c o m p t e r k j * or part

96S-46ISOT 326-449C

exam ia - e g u r e d f h m fu* w n a pow n o r a f t e r , advancement opportvmi-uaa Turf and/or HorncuRure knowt-edge very ne toM. but n o t necea-. a r y Compet i f t -ne sa la ry wt tn

For 313-525-5200

Equal Opportuni ty EmpWywr M.'F

TruGreen supports a Cmjg Free e n

a p e n of pre-witotoyment p roc .ae

L A W N SPRAY Co need* good oepandatHe workers Apply m per-«or Mon -Fn t .3pm only. 284S0 W 7 M * e E of Beach Daly

. LAWN SPRAY TachreCNns 8 Aara-lor* . Experience p ia leu 'ed * * * t ram. Good arhnng record * muet Salary.

1S3-7TS9

1 2 5 ' -0H

nance * a muet Apply Mon. C 9 a m - 5 p m . Oakbrook VOa.

1 Brandt . 941-406J

MAINTENANCE PERSON

1 ww. i?3 392j I E » p e n a « « d m electr ical p k m t b m a

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S i o n t y b r o o k e Apar tments 8900 fcrrtriMI t v P — M ImM Jaa

B | » t v " i- v 1 111 >-> -s z » ' s s * Be tween 1275 8 Heggwrt , S96 Wayne RO

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INSURANCE- experienced Casualty undarwr i ia r tor N auburBan egen-

r cy Salary nego tao ie Send resume to P O Box 100 Bloomfield HA* . Mt 48303-0100

ENGINEERS Lear Seating Corporat ion a For tune 500 Automotive OEM Suppker see* a taWrued engineers

Te*t ^ngmear • t -3 years w p e e n c i n

• u t o m o l i v * last ing

CHILD CARE - Teacher with 2-4 degree m e a r i y Chudhood 8 e x p e r t i encaj j Caregivers Farmington Hifts - . - r „ - —,>r--i work p* .n tma « - , C M J « v c e 477-868 t . ^ . ^ ^ , , , b ^ « J S 1 , o l ^ 2

lent benefit peckege avaaabie plus t raming provided tor tnoae who auaBty $5 25 t tvu $5 85 to start For further Trtorrranon can uetween H a m 8 2pm weekdays

Lrroina G-'O-jp Home ^ , . . v . , ... .. r , ... . . . CUSTOOfAN. MAINTENANCE PER- ! C w e 591 W 3 9 ; SON part time H ^ h K n o o l OfM>- " J • U 'e lharw foam a p p K j n o n

Adh«*vi» jnvwia ja f ion ftp u t o t r r •u tomo* i¥«

T9t>fK* • ol CM pfOQflm*.

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IDWCCT CARE MOCKERS I

G E N E R A L S E R V I C E S

Apphcat ions are curtentfy being ac-c e p t e d tor Part -T im* Envi ronment* ' Serv ice W o r k e r . Previous neann c a r e exper ience preferred We are accep t i ng . - aasac twns at our Novi l o c a t i o n 12 3 0 p m - 4 p m . M o n . W e d A Fri-

PROVIDENCE Medical Center - Novi

HOUSEKEEPERS Th* R*d Roof inn. Rochewer >aa* •* now hwmg full snd pa r i d m * Houaa- , .UTJLXI.. n a m »nr ma

^ s n X 2: Crooks Rd No phone <

L A W N T R E E 8 S H R U B

T E C H N I C I A N S N E E D E D

lor the ngnt person to jo in team • you i responsible, have a good drtvaig

la. and

KELLY TEMPORARY

SERVICES Equal Opportunity E m p l o y e r ' M / F / H

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL HELP

543-9222

HVAC i record, enfoy meeting peopne. New Const ruc t ion Sheet Meta l in- can w o r t on your own. pieeee ca* . laser 8 Service Technaaan Steady Some year round poer t ion . «« : ^ company Up to $ 5 2 5 par How w o r t 8 bene f i t . Expw ienced Omyf avaaabie 478-6393 Apply at ' 2930 Capeal Asa. Oek

Ce* . 522-3310 LEASING AGENY

HVAC TECHNICIAN Fu* t ima tor Southfieto ape r tmen i lor -ea-Jenttai 1 commerc ia l tepaK c o m p i e . Sa twday n O u d e a Call 8 inataaabon M u . t o e exper amcwC ' M o n -Fn 9am-5«m , 569-4070 e-- wet 8 dry neat Good oena l l t . \ I An Equal Opgortunoy Employer

v H 477-2005 !

A f i E q u M O p c

MAINTENANCE PERSON Exper tancad h i * ume I P a r t Greet A p t a en Warren Rd £ o l Newburgh 522-30 . 3

MAINTENANCE PERSON - leaded f u l w n a tor Wtngew Men-agemem CorperaBon Apply Hi par-eon M o n th ru F n . 6am-4pmi a t Garden T o w * * 6120 MMdtaOafi . G a r d e n Ci ty 422-2506

MAINTENANCE PERSON t a r larga apar tment u m i p m

MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR Fu* T im* Apartment uUMy a k o w

•qu i red 10 hour* per $» 34r i i r 3 r s e r . ekperience pre-

Ou i ie . include minor * iectr i -

: l ight carpentry, movmg o l suppl le t p e n and some larmorial wor t Sand 'e-

Thura. 7.30-9pm Sun m o m i n g ie> nee Send r e s m i e By June I to S t Pau l . Preabyter ian Church, 27475 5 Mae. -rvon.« Ml 4 « t 5 4

APPLICATIONS bemg eccapteo im mediately iL-vonla Oak Park Berk ley or Farnungton H»i|s based Bar ba re Expreea Cwamng 649-9334

—

' a i d Two Library. 4800 Walnut , L a k e Rd w BtoomfteW Mi 48323 i A t tn ' Paul Umbech Deadwie Fn .

May 15 1992

OHian . 476-3656 j CenfOn Group Home

Diane 397-2677 I Mam Ofltoe 471-5610

I EASING CONSULTANT

- YOU are an OaKlend County ' * w j Pert T ^ t T a r T I ? ' i s c n p « m den- c ^ . n c lor worn p m m call ! ' a * t growing property m a r . * j » — ^ 'JC1500W ' 0 MM*

n o v M. 4 8 3 7 5 ^ H A - t q u e i Opportuniry tmp ioye r

GENERAL SHOP Fabricating Opera to r 8 pcewcue Truck

Vik ing Buttomg Ci ty N o phone phone appacai ion.

tor group homea for deve lopmenta l -1 N disabled MORC tra in ing he lp tu Cand lda le . must nave . coaege de-or will train $5 2S~*5 75 per hour S ' *e automotive aeatlng exper ience M i d N g m V t m - w Bioomfto io can » *»a offer a compet i t ive u i

G L A S S FABRICATOR - PART TIME for tfowcaae manulacturer Mut t be exper ienced V*ry hexibw hours

C U S T O M DECK BUILDER NEEDED Must be l icensed 8 professional. -eiiabMt awn t rempor t s t i on 8 tools Cell Rsndy ' 422-5969

Ken - 85S-C239 '*ry 401(ki. medicai and dental ben- Par toct oppor tune , l o a w r , ex t ra Part t ima wMkend-Garden City can « you nave -he flyWcetlona to " " n e y Wbiom 347-4 7TT Keska A56-5178 con tnbu te to s challenging, growth-

: onemed environment. * n d eMter DIRECT CARE WORKER No expe- and -esume spec-tying poertion to r ience required »dun special poou-

UlB 763-4604 I . B u l l " a r m -^Ton" Hal . olttee needs i Neer Met-o Airport Ce*

U X C Z T T S S . ' ™ ' 8 ' ^1M9 ' I S T T O R T 5 ^ I D R A F T S M A N - C A D 1 I WHI be Tuesday-Friday. 12-9 Setur- | AutoCad experience F»cil«v

C L E A N I N G D A Y P O R T E R «•» , 0 - 4 3 ® ^ | I i i yoou Send . r e s u m e to. Schmid t a n t l o r t i n d e 1 ' 8-298 l I t o r p o r anon 30 I 50 T etegr ap h

&.ng",am. Farm.. Mi 48025

' i H ' " l i - | , i . i r ' l ' P ^ " | - | - i 21557 Telegraph

Southfield, Ml 46034 A t tn Human Resource. Dept . Pieeae - No Phone inquKiea

GREENHOUSE 6 GARDEN CENTER HELP

AlSC p« r»o r • t t t ' kr>OwVK39« Of m W»r> *tx>to ^ A « y > • " •X ' - u " M m

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS l a e w i labors Fua-t ima. start ing pey $5 35 par nr p iu* benefit i Col-lege Students we lcome Appft at

HANOY HOME PROOUCTS 2000 Easy St Wal led Lake

313 624-1010 e«1 226

INDIVIDUALS wfic l ike ovtdoor work i n t i M i n g t e n t , and dewvermg | Call party equ ipmem Chauf feur 's t ] cense-naVlui b u i not necdesary (

•• Car.

Re- j ' E "* T • , ^ r " * , on 10 M*a Rd

l * » W I MACHINE MAINTENANCE ; rve r 8 Epeantnc Mewapaper . • c u a - T r m e m * i n t * n * n c * peraon.

36251 SOioolcraf i Rd wanted tor wood m*n«lac«unng Livonia Mi 48150 p lan t Exper ienced

LEASING C041SUCTANT We arm currently seeking a dynamic ,

313-661-2200

G R O U N D S K E E P E R S

INSPECTOR/QUAL t r y — f i ' - " v " f t i r f f - f :

I c-ri Mftll i/yO CMM

_ _ LEASING CONSULTANT 3 9 ' ' 662 1 Fu* t ime 'c< re lkemern commun i t y J

1 m C a n l o n Sale, e i pe rwnca helpful I Send

a ranon and mamianance of a - x * t n buadmg comp ie • wfth venous l a a l -mg. cookng and o p v a w i g speci f ic*

a plus' BenaW. Apply at HANOY HOME PROOUCTS

2000 Eaay St w a * a d Lake 313 624-1010. eat 226 „ -

MACHINE OPERATORS - produc- j wfth raaum* t o Oapt. n o r operators tor groaang machme Box 666. Troy. M i 46099 m o p DeneAta Apply 6140 Hbr Ir Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer M / F M W eaoand Mon-F r i 6am-3pm

" i r 'V ' GROUP P O Bo> 9 0 ^ 3 fmrrn rnmtngton

MACHINE OPERATORS

TECHkoCAL MANAGER tor m « M of The M a O i tnlernallon-

6 2 4 - 2 ^ 4

An Equal Opctonunify EmcMryer

Flags *Jwo

CLEANING PEOPLE Days, f u l t ime

Experienced only • d Services 534 8175

CLEANING PERSONS ton t ime midnights part t ime morn ings e i -penence pretorred Livonia Farm-m g t o n are* 382-4710 '

CNC LATHE

CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE

' C o m p u t e " or-aniatwd, t e . c e i l e n l p r o n e manner FUR time, e iceae l i l Benfits Sand reaume to Bor 77B

Observer 8 Eccentric Newspapers 36251 Schooicraft-Rd

LivOnia Mi 48150

CUSTOMER SERVICE " REPRESENTATIVE - PART TiME

RAM Communicat iona is »*ekmg a Telephone Customer Service Repre-sentat ive IP work eerty evenings 8 Weekends Candidate should be able to handle mult iple ca l f , m a las t -paced environment 8 be ab le to worn mdapendantry Poertion in-c ludes h a n d i n g m-oound 8 out -bound c a n . I rom cu*IOm*rs 8 pros-

ORtVER1 ASSISTANT FOREMAN M F M i s t ' i r e * » . < f i v e r s

W) ; i p e n w r < ^ ,->-i|,Sieed 1.ipl> Top wages 4 Benefits Apply at Cr imboi ' Nu rwry . 50145 Ford Road. Cer,ton i r * M-«* W of 1-275 soul wde of road)

Cont ingent poamona to wor t baaed o n out "weds individuals win be c o n w d e r e d who t ie* * -eiaiee * x p * n ence whicn inauoea operatmg pow

FOUiPMENT OPERATOR » lawn equtoment inwrasted can-Experienced oruy .immedtaie open- t » d a t e * may « ip f y at our Now loca-mg Can 495-1178 w 30 4pm Mpn Ww- 4 Fn

ESCROW MANAGER A major t - I* maurance company m I

- i a tUK 17IW1 I T , 0 > " accepting reaumea i rom o 13-495-1700 J E t c i ow ProWesKinars I

Respond to Box 758 Ob**rver 8 Eccentric Newspaper . |

36251 Schoolcraft Rd . ' • o n i a Ml 48150

Equal Opportunity Employer M / F

DRIVER

C O U R I E R • P A R T - T I M E

Detroit 8 Surrounding Terr i tory r . _ , . . . If yoo era a personable service on - j EXPERIENCED FITTER on Machine •

Experience requi red Immedia te able to handle mult iple can . m a i — c o n a i ( M r i c n m n L.- i Base* 8 Fixture* 50 hour work open ing , in Farmington Hills An | las t -paced environment 4 be ab le to , Laboratory Services ' e a r n week Paid health oreacriipiior oen-t h i f t t avaaabie PERMANENT JOBS w o r t independent ly Posit ion nv i w * eek l f « a r* l i* .ble PART- i i a i 8 life Appry in person - Z 2 Z c i T t ' S ? " " * ? * * 1 ' , M e COURIER to be b « d m Livo- - Z Z o Z ^ 8 C n m u m F ^ « a

(313) 442-7800 | Bound c a W f r o m c c « t o m * r s 4 Pro»_ t „ p < x up 4 deliver memca i v>p- | t o r . 126*2 Richfewd Lrvoma AP*A P«cts AtMfcTy to worli 1 Mi*».reOOrlS cMvrrtS *<r• •

TheEmpioymeni People | esMn t ia i Plaaae sand laaum* to , la jxyr . to r ie* m A EJ(PERi£NCED HEATING 4 Cool ing No Fee I R A M Commun ica t i on . 183-1 W e « service men. with i now iedge o I

• ( t o M-ie R o * a Soulhheid Ml 48075 w | .neet metal tsoncat ion Mus i be ex-• * * * " > YOU — c a m * c o m p a n r m r IO :. pe rwncad Ca* 8 i p r - 453-0400

An Equal Oppo tu -u ry Employer

CNC PROGRAMMER MACHINIST Moid Deagn* r

664-541® INSTALLATION TECHNICIAN

Permanent f j u or part t ima poa.t ion av a labia Ice I ' l t ta iKUon and delivery o l t ropical p l an t , m commerc ia l o -c a ' j o r t We are a reeaO»

-n tmigen i i e l l - m o t l « t w 3 pe rKw I»a-it knowledge s yer ter red but win t ram Some'heavy Hftmg is i» -

• QuireO Pay commensurate with ex-perience App ly m person ar write

L E A S I N G / S A L E S P E R S O N immediate opamng f > aggreeaiva j s e t mot tva ied rtonnoual mnrea ta r t | m MM-ng *dver t t tmg l o t h * apart- j ment industry hnowledge of m»r- j t a t m n apartmenWi a must Ca* w appointment 891-7140 1

LEVIN BEAUTY SUPPLY BeomPaW o o k m g tor sa les pa rson . aFSXIIWici cosmet ics tragrancaa 8 b *au ty aup-pkea Cad lor eppomtmant 851- 7323

LICENSED MECHANIC NEEDED To run 3 b e * * garage m Defoe a raa

nacaaaary Ca* 835-7400

L C E N S E D VET TECH -lent. Up t o $ 10/hr M or p a r i tana,

Sana ' M u m . to

i C U S T O M PICTURE FRAMER , Part tuna, mat (! must , localec

Sand reaume to' land. M l 46357

! cu t t ing experience a : I m P^mou th aree IO' PO B o . SOO Hmh-

S U E , i LUeChem o f te r . a g o o d s tar t ing sal- avaaabie Monday m m Saturday m Expe r ienced energet ic Garmen t , t prorated benwfl t t package i the f t t o m i g t w o p l m e * Cutter tor women . o o t h m g manu- u oppor tun i ty em- !

_ - * - - v i . B - o > a r i m 4 1 r t K n , a ( u f i I Anthropology. Astronomy B * » o g . ( ^ , env i ronment A p ra -amptoymen t . -M«rop io iogy i . Engu*h- iCor r^MB- I physical may include subs tance ' Hon ReachngI cwK)Or*pny Heal th i abuke tasting For immediate c o n (Nutmion i H.«ory f o u n d a t i o n , of G u v or GAL FRIO A t t i de ra l l on - aand reaume Io N M C. | Humanit ies nc luoe . K l . 1 8 u e y o fhee m Farm«gSunHai» iook

CNC PRODUCTION OPERATOR Liwonta manutacturw need* o p e r * tor mmid i t te r ) S5-65 I v i Ao©t> in person. MianvtMNk} ' •c i i i r inQ «o*e C e n t *

Fe rmo^ lon Rd . LivOfxa

C O D E I N S P E C T O R Part-Time

' h e Charter Towrtship ot "West d i o a m h t a has en immediate open-mfl tor a p a n t ime Code Inspeclo. i . M . be able to dc m * t > -Thja ooertion e r . Excellent salary 4 bene f i t . De-

IO e n k x c * 1 r 0 4 . cw** ^ M S * v d resume to

tie* rnctude w!ww«o y^^ l l iwn ec- , nms Ml 48302 Jions. prveWjirwng records P^ecef- - - - -

^ A ' R 7 ^ 7 . * ^ H T T ' N ? . ^ R , . ^ C O R P O R A T E D A T A B A S E xppncar . i l musl poMess s high A D M I N I S T R A T O R .choc* d e l o m a or i l . *qurvat*nf and | Oougiaa 8 . o m a a o n C o m p « i « a preferably nave a min imum of 5 major OEM. has an opening at Ihe yea r , experience a w enforcement I c o r p o r a l * o t i c a s in Farmmglon HHIs or 3 years experience « munic ipal for a corpora te Database Admirva-code enforcement and * e convda r t ra tor t i e succasalul can«*dal» wW a criminal lust ic* «udan t Salary aaust m design tmpiementamon. range $9 72 to $ t 4 42 p a - h o u r de- and admmnt ra t ion o l pending on experwnce end qua«ti- w ide detaBeae sys tem. cat ions Appwcation. m i be eccep i ed imtk 4pm M ay 1 r 1992 by t r * Personnel Dept West Btoomheid . TownMnp 4550 W * m u t l a * * Rd cwara* aystem per formenca Specn- A o C l Box 250130. weat Bloomfield. M l . < re i ju i rements tor Una poait ion are ; U o v w , 46325 1 a bachelors degree m b u s i e s * . Q n , T w t o t

An Equal Opportuni ty Employer comput ing wfth 7-12 years i ence tn VAX-VMS comput ing

You wm carry a company pager l o I adiust 4 prioritize r o u t * c h a n g e * m u n i a l h dally route logs 8 appron-a l * contaayars tor I ranapor t * of spec imen. 8 a u l wi th o t h w spe- j Oakland Community Coaege je cut-

F A C U L T Y - P A R T T I M E

— — - , C a * TOeifi I p m MIWI r i a l p r o t e c t . You mus l nave a vabd F*»T> accepting apphcauona lor ad-

Michigan dnvars kcense 8 a currant ( wncl ta<a*ty tor tha F*«, 1992 GROUNDS^ • 0 M V print out

: semester beginning Sapfembar 3. apt comf l iea .in w.aatland ' 1992 Day and eveneig classes ; C a * between 10-4pm Mon thnu F n

PROVIDENCE u « - a Canter - N o v

W500.W tOMee NOW. Ml 46075

An E q u « Opporturwfy Employer

GROUNOSKEEPiNG HELP needed for large apartment com-p i e i Must be hard arorser d e a n and nee i with cooper al ive at t i tude — — — - - - , . c

Maie or female Appfy m p e w at , c e n t m claim p r o c a H i n g and have , c t Drakaanira Apts Grand R*v*r 4 excel lent c o m m u n i c a t i o n e k l e j y g * . y 4 O f " " " " Oreke. FarmwigtOh ! Send resume 8 salary requirements ' Hedtord. Ml *C24C — — to Examiner P O Box 300. Scwth , i k^hT Af tSFMSLY

GROUNDS MAINTENANCE t ieK M l 48037 T K , _ J r r " . . i V h T . Season* . Condc aaac«3at«3n local - i e d m N o n Ca* O w n e r * Mon. tnn , | f I r i Fn 313679-9700 ' n u r a n o e • Exper ienced On f , Ca* Lmda a l UWFORCE 4 7 V 2 9 3 4

GROUNDS PERSON Me bme -or j A G E N C Y P O S I T I O N S ^ apt c e a t a M t m Weaiiand Must Commaroa i 8 Personal Lmas ; mgton H«a 8 a m - 2 3 0 p m 2 30pm-neve v M « d r i w r s t e r n * 4 retor CSR-s -Marke t i ng -Oa i r .w -R .wr . j " p m 40 h o u r s w e ^ $ & p « hr

C O N C O R D P E R S O N N E L FTD T « h p o r » , s J r ^ T 19SOO M dd ieben Rd ( A r ] Equal Opportuni ty Empioyar

4 7 6 - 2 2 0 0

MACHINE REPAIR Growing product ion mpefane shop n e e d , parson to "eoee macNaracai 1-ydr euwc nanda rd d n » n g t u m m g equipment Appfy 8140 HU w e w -ur id . Mon thru Fri. 8am-3pm MACHINE SHOP HELP W A I T E D

Sta r t Immediately Look ing lor mar 8 woman m the Da-t ro l l 6 Skatoundetg a re* * tor

• NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY AREA MANAGER EARNS «32K -

R A P f D A O V A N C S e E N T 26I -246C

' m W r . I h A J ^ r J >u* t ime tcr night aivft m Waatiane • c e J m Macl tma shop expenenca he«* .J i M l f t M a n I n . p l i 0 f « l 0 V n »

• jonei w a s and some account ing backg round CaB 626-T940

INSURANCE CLAIMS EXAMINER Poartion avai iab i* for a n t * 4 dwaba-»> ciaims axafftmar with a mmwiyum o l 2 yts e<perwnce Must ae proft-

326-2664

MACHINE TECHNICIAN Growfng future onenteo pManc corv

f y tor *dvancam*m Apply m par-•on . Mon m m Fri.. Sam-S00pm. 1351 H t x R d Waattand i-S of Ford.)

MACHINISTS CNC F a n paced .uOurban manufacturer

a a c i e . p e n e n c e o o p e r a l o r . $6-25 'hr 3 ahifta. .

I C a * Lor ame at UNlFQRCE 473-2935 * " • " y o u n g

s k i * . ExpenencaU'ato t e g t o Bos 771

Manager Tr $$ GRANO OPENING $$

M u M compeny need) m . n o e d i n d i v i d u a l *

455.710c ;

MAIL ROOM CLERK provider need* ex- I w i n g i o w o r t nard 8 reap t n * ban-

' ef i ta Start immad ia iaN no experi-ence necaaaary $300->800 weakN Cal l K im 456-7100

^ w q u e oppot luni fy to. team player. T o $ 6 SOrhr C a l Mary ai UNIF0RCE 357-0034

26 1 7394

GROUNDS 8 POOL PERSONS n e e d e d t o take care of p o o « 8

ounds for large apt community . r

3 6 0 0 Mer r iman . " .Jvp- ' P^r etarature 8 muaKJ. j apaneee j ^ " t o ^ ' p i n t n e help" $6 per" h i " to " m a M- 48150 I (Bache lors oeg'ee * c c * p i * c M a s i M a r . a r t 7 t o o I m - °

L I F E C H E M I » . P ^ N E E - -

L A B O R A T O R Y

S E R V I C E S ^ W W P I Physic*. Poetical S o

INSURANCE Need mmlmum 2 years commercial ..neo n o e w x i L iuonla/Redford are* 532-7000

INYERESTED IN DECORATING? T u r n v o w interest in the h o m * d*co-

LINQLCUM iNSTALtER tor J u x u r y J M A l N T E N A l t C E - E i p e r - a n c e C • \ "»• <-V> apartment oommu-

mfc at 356-2130 ! No r t twea . M o n - F n »-6. 43001

LIGHT PACKAGING Part umev on c a "

$4 70 per now Appiy^

No r thwa* Place Or 346-3600

Fu lu r * 23S50 h«o^ Rd f ^ . MAINTENANCE T J S S R ® " U ' ' L "

M o r ' 1 1 • i p m - j p m -eguawe mamtenenoe m luaui

StudMa

^ T , I mto t $ $ M r . Kay t . a leading nome j LOCAL DRIVER POSITION . , decorat ing corrcary 1* now. i rdar-1 COL «enae required 28000 GBW

anouaoe . i CLIENTELE AWAITS Hairdreeeer m neeeng tor career o rwr - ted ahop at I True* d e a r drtwno record Rhy»-MatnematK* , 10 o a s a e . available a t , a b u s , 'nendiy M o n F i * or pert homa sate* consul tants cal 4 drug testing, r fauwed. B rmg or our- Orchard Ridge Campvsi . Mus ic ; t ime Ask tor John or Judy 646 3640 Call 489-0555 aand r * * u m * to 4516 Pont iac L a k *

N N ^ R ' E } * R * G * ' P " - N E W W BLOOMFIELD SALON .NTERV-EWERS

heel r i g a n Mbon Cad 1

and electr ical

• Rd w a t a r t o r d 352-3800"

furniture . to re References dnvmg record Good wage*.

Good 4 Famay M a * . Media 4 Society!

^ X ^ M T T p r ^ i i d i ^ e I BeHM^d Mr Lawton 356-2222 j REQUIREMENTS

1992 by the .tspniior exwimg s y s i a m . and 'ee- DRIVER'MOVER

M s r p 4

the D«SCIPL5ME yOM to

ommwnd changea that wi* improve j! D e . ^ t I ^

- — - . ! two years leacfung axpsnence i a n d , — — „ t u . , ™ . _ - . . . . y Traaey industne l i gaucat ior w i t h 5 ^ a r s . » HAIR CARE

£ " £ 7 ? - - C — D n v e . Teyior Ml I ^ ONLY L o o k m g tor a career no l lust a |OB

is l e a n g mot ivatec par t tune 539-1234 i pbone eiiat . i e w a f * tot a*

I DAYS EVE N'NG-S 4 WEEKENDS! | R * t w n * hours, vanad ehif ts P-aker OuaMlcaNons are ExceUem Phone I WCLS. DMH training, raqtare p*«-

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'Fix up, paint up' pays off for sellers A little at tention to detail can go a long way when lur-

ing a buyer to bite on the home seller 's terms in a reason-ably s h o * period of time.

Diane Howard, a Realtor with Real Estate One. urges her clients to take a five-prong approach — uncluttering, cleaning, repairing, neutralizing and dynamizing — be-fore listing their homes for sale.

"Dynamizing is making every room special. ' she said. "You might add a plant , potpourr i , magazines in a certain area. Add things to make t he house more homey;. Tha t adds the finishing touches."

Several things demand a t ten t ion before the finishing touches, noted Ben Denny, a Realtor with The Michigan Group.

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ou t , " he said. _

Denny finds that only two or three of every 10 houses listed for sale actually are ready for tfie marketplace.

"Others have something missing — a leaky faucet, ihe yard 's not cleaned up," he said. "All of t ha t little stuff is what tu rns them (prospective buyers) off. Even if you live in a house and think i t ' s great, it 's not necessarily so."

It doesn ' t make sense to put off minor repairs, especial-ly in communit ies with a certification inspection as part

• of the sales process. Denny said. T h a t ' s because prospec-tive buyers will discount the cost of repairs in their offers and the sellers will end u p doing the work anyway.

Carpet ing allowances jus t don't cut it anymore. Howard

and Denny agreed. "I feel i t ' s always better to put in neutral color carpet-

ing," Howard said . " I n some areas tha t have hardwood floors, it 's a nice touch to sand or refinish.

"Offering an allowance isn't as advisable. A buyer will pu t a certain value on it and it probably would cost you (seller) less to do. You have conflict right away."

So if the carpe t ' s a little worn, replace it yourself, she

suggested- • _ Clutter can bi te a seller on the bottom in a couple ot

different ways.

"I t might show there's not enough storage space or enough room, tha t the house isn't big enough," said Chris t ine Cherry, a Realtor with Remerica.

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We h a v e a m a r i n a c o n -d o m i n i u m w h e r e s e v e r a l b o a t o w n e r s a r e e x t r e m e l y n o i s y w i t h r a u c o u s p a r -t i e s . T h e board of d i -r e c t o r s d o e s not w a n t to t a k e a n y ac-

t ion because boa rd m e m b e r s a r e pa r t of t he r a u c o u s p a r t i e s . W h a t do you r e c o m m e n d ?

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ROBERT M. MEISNER

t ions of the condominium docu-ments as well as whatever other restrictions there may be in the municipality involved regarding the type of noisy or improper be-havior tha t is taking place.

I would point out to t he board , that it has a fiduciary- responsi-bility to enforce the condomini-um documents uniformly a n d consistently, and to the extent that it does not. the members are personally liable for their acts or omissions.

Perhaps tha t will have a thera-peutic effect on the board. If t ha t does not resolve the problem and you have notified the board as well as the noisy co-owner in-

volved, I would then consult with an attorney as to your legal remedies both against the associ-ation and the co-owner.

We a r e deve lop ing a con-d o m i n i u m in n o r t h e r n Mich i -gan n e a r a s t r e a m arid w a n t t o t a k e a d v a n t a g e of t h e b e n e f i t s for fishing, e t c . Whi l e w e do no t have a p rob lem w i t h t h e D e p a r t m e n t of N a t u r a l Re-sources , we w a n t t o b e s u r e t h a t our c o n d o m i n i u m docu-m e n t s p ro t ec t the r i g h t s of t he m e m b e r s of t he a s s o c i a t i o n . C a n you give us any s u g g e s -t ions a s to how t h a t m i g h t b e accompl i shed?

Obviously, the stream tha t is part of the condominium project is a part of the common e lements that can be used by all co-own-ers. I &m assuming t h a t t he s tream is not navigable so there will not be any canoes or other boa t s t raversing t he fetrearn through the condominium. Whi le the condominium cannot neces-sarily preclude the flow of water in the stream, it certainly can take advantage of the s t ream on t h e c o n d o m i n i u m c o m m o n grounds.

On the other hand, there may be a t tendant liabilities with the use and enjoyment of t he s t ream and the condominium docu-

ments should provide for ade-qua te remedies available to the association to deal with th i s po-tential liability problem. T h e as-sociation may also require tha t the stream be protected from in-truders or trespassers to t he ex-tent reasonably possible, by posting, signs.

Robert M. Meisner is a Bir-mingham attorney concentrating his practice in the areas of condo-miniums. real estate and corpo-rate law. You are invited to sub-mit topics you would like to see discussed in this column by writ-ing Robert M Meisner at 30200 Telegraph Road, Suite 467. Bing ham Farms 48025

State housing sales rebound

(AP) — Housing sales in Michigan reached a four-year high dur ing the first quar ter of 1992. the Michigan Association of Realtors said Thursday.

Sales in the 18 areas monitored by the as-sociation totaled 12,289 from J a n . 1 through March 31 of th is year. T h a t was u p 8.4 per-cent from the 11,796 u n i t s sold in the same period of 1991. the associat ion said in a s ta tement . ,

T h e average price of a house sold during the first quarter was $85,272, up 4 percent from $82,014 in the same period of 1991, the s ta tement said. The average price in 1989 was $77,175 and in 1990 was $81,892.

Low interest rates a n d a good selection of affordable housing accounted for the growth in the first quarter, associat ion president Wood* King said. Sales were expected to stay strong this year as interest rates re-mained low enough to a t t r ac t first-time buyers, he said.

T h e largest increase in sales was reported by the Livingston County Association of Re-altors. Sales in tha t county t o t a l ed 337 in t he first quarter of 1992. up 25.3 pefcpnt from 269 a year earlier.

The Macomb County Association of Real-tors reported the largest number of uni t s sold, 3,857. Tha t was a 12.3-percent increase from 3,436 sold in the first quar te r of 1991.

The largest increase in average prices was reported by the Shiawassee County Board of Realtors — $57,687. u p 18.8 percent from $48,579 in the first quar te r of 1991.

MANE THE MOVE NOW!! T H E R E ' S NO B E T T E R TIME TO BUY If you've been th ink ing about moving f rom your c u r r e n t res idence to the house of your d r e a m s or f rom an a p a r t m e n t to a s t a r t e r home, t h i s is the t ime to do it.

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EXCELLENT FINANCING IS AVAILABLE NOW Interest rates are lower, and mortgage lenders are offering a wide variety of financing options. Low interest rates mean you can get more for your money.

• 30-year fixed mortgages are still available as well as many other financing alternatives.

• First time buyers are encouraged to purchase now through financing packages offering smal l down payments.

YOUR HOME IS YOUR B E S T INVESTMENT Purchasing a home i s the best way to build a solid financial foundation. A home not only provides you with warmth and comfort, it also serves as a se-cure investment. _

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RECEPTIONIST Port t ime, Mondey-Thursday 5-#pm. Saturday a - l p m . m i n i m u m 2 i w exper ience typ ing aOwpm. e M i t y to work i n d e p e n d e n t ly. E E O ' A A E Raaurnaa onfy

Groan Rood Counaohng Center 3000 Groan Rd. Suae 240

Ann A r b o r M l 48105

RECEPTIONIST,SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR

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R E C E P T I O N I S T ' D o n . o r , Par lo r immediate opening F u l t ime Farm-mgton H i a v N o v i arae Phone u n a . reliable car necesssry Ask lor Joan. Nancy or Dawn ONLY 477-8200

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3 6 2 5 ' Schooler af l Rd Livonia Mi 48150

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Ofcsarver 8 Eooenlr ic Nawapapera 38251 SdKWIcr a l t Rd

t ' . o m a Ml 48150

SECRETARIAL ASSISTANT nat ional inauratnca agancy needa your of f ice exper ience W o r d pro-ceaa«ng a plua U p l o S7 50 /h r to start Cam G»da a l UNiFOf lCE

357-0648

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352-0590

5 0 4 H e l p W a n t e d

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SECRET AMY'BOOKKEEPER Full charge on PC computar Mual

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1»9 t .Tey to r M l 48180

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R E C E P T I O N I S T / S E C R E T A R Y

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W Bloomfield. Ml 48235

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1230 E Big Be»*e* Troy M l 48083

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PHONE OR'DC* PWOCCSSERS j h«a v> cv t4ont« f contact L»grit i record keeping Par! t ime after 5pm j Cou ld lead to lu l l t ime tor the n j h r | per son 112 per hour esmtng poten-tial « i " tram, Ihe r ighi people Great 1

pos i t ion tor studenta. homemakers | retirees 478-7355 I

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RECEPTIONISTi GENEPAL OFFCE Full l ime - M i l l o rd Twt

313-684-0585

RECEPTIONIST light typ ing 5 days per wee" f - i z noon or 12 noon l o 5 p m Jal tnss 8 E .e rg reen area G i o r ^ 518- 1280

RECEPTIONIST .strong personal i ty 4 phone sat** needed Entry level reply 10 Micro-tab PO B o . =317 Novi Ml 48376

' RECEPTIONIST For Bioomf-elo Hills insurance agen-cy Swi tchboard and computer ex-pef l imce necessary Can 332-3100

RECEPT iONiS ' Sov"«bk*1 general pr.yct.ee taw r«rm Mu t t be mtelli-aant a " . cu ia te Clerical skins 8 WordPerfect knowledge req iwed Immedtase opening 552-0400

RECEPTIONIST N M C Home C a i e - a fo r tune 500 company needs a par ' t ime recep t ion r f Livonia area S t rong typmg 8 eommumca-

. ncmel skms needed some college preler reo C o m set Donna 261-0482

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RECEPTION'S^ SECRETARIAL Full t ime Ma tu re '.-g'.r. mot i -a ted sett-discpwried person with pleasant phone manner excellent oral 8 win-ter, c o m m u M t a t i o n suns Proficien-cy .n A p p « W o r d Processing r * -qu<red Sand reu tme to C A t P O Box 8 7 H 3 3 Canton Mi 4818T O E C E P T I O N « " S •—toed to |0«- 0M» I « a n M u t t « a i « prawous e.par i -ence wi th muttr-kne phones and type a mm.mum o l 45 wpn- Wa otter « n g . t n o r t and temp 10-perm as-»«nmen ts with e.ceBsnt pey

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. 332-5754

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Swenson Envi ronmenta l , mc 24156 _ .

M l 48335 Employer

SECRETARY/Admin is t ra t ive Assist-ant - B i rmingham CPA Hrm seeking we« qual i f ied indiv idual t o per form administrat ive and aacratanei func-t ions w o r d p rocess ing 'sp read-sheets (WordPer tec t ' Lo tus 1.2.31 t o m e overt ime good pay and bane-t i t * for tha right parson Send raauma t o Chr i * . 999 Heynes Sul la 340 B i rmingham, .Ml 48009

SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST Needed lor busy real es is te devel-opment off ice loecaled In Birming-ham WordPartect 10 key 8 excel-lent phone Units required Please send resumes 10 Bon b628

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LnromaMt 48150

SECRETARY'BOOKKEEPER Fo< expand ing west suburban com-peny Must b e exper ienced Re-sume Amer ican Van 25S-6226

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SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT Dearborn r^anu'acturer needs ex-per ienced secretary Shor thand a p iu t T o $ t a ^ » 0 ' » i Can Sandra a i UNFORCE 387-0037

A 8 W RESTAURANTS looking tor an exper ienced Aaaat-ant Manager, mua l have experience In restaurant or teal l o o d manage-ment Call Can M o n th ru F n

1-4 p m at 262-1710

5 0 5 H e l p W a n t e d

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M A N A G E R Fu* menu tamHy dmmg c h a w To 835 000 • bonus Excel lent bene-H s Career opportuni ty 2-5 Yrs fnenagament exper ience 473-72S0

Steven J Greene Personnel

BATES H A M B U R G E R S 33408 5 U«e Lmome 22291 Middlebelt Farmington Fu* 8 par t t m a . s a i and un l to rma furnished Apply m o e r t o n 8am t o 10em 8 2pm to 5pm

BUOOY S FARMINGTON HILLS

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euSERS, COOKS. WAIT STAFF Needed full t ime, ell aMIt t Apply m pe rson Big B o y * s. 20800 Haggerty Rd . Now

PART T IME CAFETERIA

CAFETERIA SERVICE Preler a* shi f ts 8 on-cal l evanoa f f y Drug teeing requ i red Ca* 9em-3pm

502-7564

CARLOS MURPHY S is now accept tng appl ica i tons tor BARTENDERS COCKTAIL WAIT STAFF 8 VARI-OUS OTHER POSIT IONS Appfy m pe rson M o n - F n J - 4 p m . 29244 Nor thwestern H»ry N of 12 Mae

CASHIERS NEEDED Look ing lor pert t ime

cashiers to work leet-paced dnve thru Up l o 85 25 'hour 11*m-4pm. Monday-Saturday Appry in person

SECRETARY 30^40 HRS M u t t type 50wpm. know WordPer-lect 5 0 Macros legal experience helpful Farmington area 932-2800

HOSTESSES NEEDED Mature axper ienoed

Fu* 8 par t u n a . a m or p m Apply at O 'Suae s T e v e m university 8 Rochester Rd

HOST PERSON 8 WAIT STAFF Positions avai lable t u * or par t t ime Fun place to w o r t ' Appry after Spm 25841 Ptymouth Rd . Redford

HUDSON'S WESTLANO RESTAURANT

haa an opening tor a L ine Cook 8

eatery tor u n e C o o * i - j s l t i o n Must bs s hard work ing team player wrth a positive at t i tude Benents 8 flexi-ble hours AppN at m a Parsonnst office. 3rd floor Hudson* . 35000 W War-an Wsst lend

IMMEOIATE OPENINGS tor Papa Ramonos m Lmome. a* thr f ts Con-tact Dtanne or Paul 464-1130

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LINE COOK - DAYS E.penenced only Part nme Farmmgton Elks Call Bob 47

LINE COOK EXPERIENCED Wights - tun t ime Appfy wi th in

Garden Club - 28937 W Wan Garden C u y ' 522-1960

LINE COOKS 8 PREP C O O K S Excellent Parr 8 Fu* T ime t h l f t s now avaaabie Experience pre fer red but will ing to train Looking lor ou tgo ing 8 personable mOnnOuart t o |om oor GREAT TEAM Please apply by *p -

i n t m e n t B l a k e n e y a R e n c h Fermmglon H M * 477-3340 DO! Attn

House.

MANAGERi^ULL TIME Experienced m Carry Out and Cetenng Reterencet necessary C M 1 360-4166

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Livonia Ml 48150

S E C R E T A R Y C . pending Southf ie ld organ, re t .or-

,mg candida l secretar ial ski l ls Indiv idual mu* t possess accurate typing skms of 65 wpm, w o r d processing knowledge IHarvard Graph ic * s n d WordPer fec t 5 1) and s t rong wr i t ten commun ica -t ion skins Appl icant must be cre-ative and able to p r ion t i re and com-p e t e P 'o iec ta A a t imely manner with min imal supervis ion Excellent organizat ional skais s must

^ • • ' f l j t l t ( t v t t w i - l » ! 24156 Hagger ty I

Fs rmmdton Hif i t , M i <1 Equal Oppor tun i ty {

RECPETlONIST - TYPIST. 14 Ml 8 Frankl in FRANKLIN VILLAGE LAW CENTER 28111 W 14 Ml Rd . Suite 201. Frankl in Ml 48025

SALES SECRETARY for active F a r m m g l o n HiUt computer company A n e . o i t i o g career ocoor- , tumty m. a g r o w t h industry Mm 3 j y rs exper ience m per tormmg saws off ice 'unc i ions Typing hung 8 o< ganoat lona l skills a m u t l Excellent salary 8 benef i ts Send resume w i n salary expecta t ions 10

37694 En te rp r i t e Court ^ Farmington Hals M1 48331

S C H O O L S O U T ?

C A L L K E L L Y

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WORD PROCESSING OPERATORS DATA ENTRY OPERATORS RECEPTIONIST/SWITCHBOARD COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING

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if you have a i least 6 mon tns e . p e n e n c e in any of these area; please can lor an appo in tment

Lrvonia 522-4020 1-96 Of f icenter

33133 Schoo lc ra f t

KELLY TEMPORARY

SERVICES Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer M'FJM

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An Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer SECRETARY

First c ia * * Novi headquar te rs needs WordPer fect * o d Lotus exper ience To JSrhr CaU S u t a n at UNIFORCE

4 7 3 - 2 * 3 2

SECRETARY ^ For used car lot Send reeume to 26250 Ptymouth Rd Redtord. Ml 48239

SECRETARY FOR LAW OFFICE in B i rmingham Full t ime Must know WordPerfect immedia te opening

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SPRING INTO TME WORK FORCE-

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M i l ch * 4 0 0 0 C a n Emabeth Water tord . M l 48328

C O O K ; Part or full t ime night sh i f t * 58 an |

i hour tor Cuknary a r t * students I 453-1832

COOK par t t ime, includes wewT ands Resident ia l ch i ldren t faculty seeas indiv idual wi th one year lor

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A n Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer on between W l . o m 8 Napier Rds

5 0 5 H e l p W a n t e d

F o o d - B e v e r a g e

SOUTHFIELD O O J Requees Food Prep General W o r t , and Delivery No evenmga or m m * -end* Experience preferred but not

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Mon - Fn . 7 30-4 P V Applications accepted same h o i k s

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382-3740

PANTRY HELP NEEDED

Coordinator 30800 Telegraph Rd de avai lab le Ste 2181 Birmingham. 48025

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know d t y o l Detroi t Call between -8-Spm. 4 8 S ' - « l t 4 * « e o

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Cus tom Closet compeny seek s Duties h c k i d s enawenng phones, s t rong te iemerketmg mdMOuai to matt l i img data entry 8 other cJeh-booa *ppo in tments durmg enerknga ca l f unc t i on * EaceBant typing 8 or-

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BABYSITTER 8 u g h t H Coaege or fegh scnocs student pre-terred tor summer 3 d a y * par sraak 8am to spm tor 10 m o n t h o ld get Own t ranspor ta t ion leSerences After 8 3 0 p m 861-1307

BABYSITTER on Set mgh l lor 2 t 8 months). "

128 month* Hi l ls Ca* 477-S064

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REMOOfL iNG SALES Great opportuni ty lor exper ienced CLOSERS because we he»e tne leed i ' Start at the l o p team up

TELEPHONE COMVASSER South-held softwere Hrm funng outgoing mdivtduai part t ime, hourty plus in-centives E iper ience helpful Out not neceeaary Can M r * Barta 358-3388

F O O D D E M O N S T R A T O R S 8 Couponer * per t - t ime, tor the Can-lon aree MaM- lemaie Mu* i D* ava-acaa F n . 8 Set Good pey

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1 LOU of outdoor toys UCI F*rmeigSan chad care <0*a tof pm^m n e a d ^ i a s M t a n o e outdoor toys liar TLC. 8 m m t m n o n m ugr • n o u a a k e y -

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BABY SITTER Mother l o sn occa asonai days lor my 2 p re -schoo l ch«-dren age* IS m o * 6 1"<* Pt j imouth Canton aree 961-0216

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« u n n ( i i n t . - iAt F ^ .seiary. commiseions auto am>w- . c r ^ r , a a ? . - * ! * i 7em-6 30pm. Mon -Fn f o r 3 t *edren « « r o o ^ u n i T ^ T d ^ r s be- ance tu* benehl package. compMte " ^ e e own h o u r * 7. 9 8 n ^ s t w T " S -Kane 15 S S S l f S S e 7 r w 2 a d * naming st rong edvememg euppon GARDENER - wttn e i p a r e n c e io | Must De non-smoker w, - recant 'e le r -C a a - o m e i J78 -9222 . ana . soed k i c r t f t v * fu ture | care tor shru t i bads 6

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21111 Haggerty Road ^ « a r a t t o e J * . 261-0682 Mile-1 rnaater Cathy

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Q « A U I Y REAL ESTATE. INC BETTER HOMES 6 GAROENS '

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FiNANCtAL SERVICES 23400 Michigan Ave Surte S05

Dearborn Ml 48124 13131563-6467

SALES LEADS PROVIDED

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WE ARE LOOKING lor persona who nave th* aOUfty to can on our present customers 8 to estebssn new onss income m dveel proportion to person s e t M U t y For

MOVER S HELPER - Eiperience prelerred No substance abusers Must neve .and neenee trenaports-t-5r 8 dependable 471-«7 l7

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ANTIOUE AUCTION Tues. May 12 - 6 30pm

PREVIEW 5 0 0 p m ypsuanti Farmer a Merke t Bunding In tastoric Oapol Town GreM select ion o l aarty Turn o l tha Century furt turel Edison phono «« braaa horn. qui l ts. l a m p * prints,

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PREMIER AUCTION SERVICES YPSILANTl

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C I T Y O F S O U T H F I E L D SPRING PROPERTY AUCTION

26000 Evergreen Roao Parks 6 Recroat lon Bui ld ing

Saturday M a , 9. 1992 Door * open a l 11 0 0 a m

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ANTIQUE ESTATE AUCTION Sat May 9 - 6 p m

Furniture, old glassware lamps oa paint ings oriental ruga, s ^ n e d large bror t te f igurine old silver » go ld coins Over 3S0 lots

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697-2949

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SECURED STORAGE SYSTEMS. 1465 Maple Way. Troy Ml 46064

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MAY AUCTION FEATURES The Estate o l Leonard and Eugenia Turnbuo French Aubusaon Furni-ture, ' apes t r i es Amer ican Needle-work Sampies. Fine Silver I rom a prominent col lect ion I r om Kenwood Road Grosee Pointe Farma. A n * & Crafts Furni ture f r om the Estate o l Anna E Ford. Detroi t jewelry including an Emerald Cu l 4 73 c l d i amond wrth a G I A

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A N T I Q U E S O N M A I N Remember your MoOier m e wor-ries about you We have imen and cups 6 saucers leeelry and per-fume Dottles buttons, henkys 6 books lor Mom and you

MOTHER'S DAY. MAY 10

See our new case dealer in arrow-heads. marbles, fishing i tems 6 civi l war M o n - Set 10-4 l t 5 S Main Royal Oa*

54V4663

A T T E N T I O N ! Ouality Antique Dealers Wanted

' o w n 6 Country Ant ique Mal l o< Salme

Re-locating to Livonia A>aa Opening June 111

48 - Dealers CaU For in format ion 538-5090 29 J-3692

7 0 3 C r a f t s

JURIED CRAFT SHOW Over ISO craf ier*

Troy High Schoc. L i v e n * * N. o l Big Beaver 5etuday May 9, 10-5pm 11 Admission Lunch ava»-abie InlormaOon. 669-1687

PRE-FATHERS OAY A r t * Craf t A cm Show

June 6 1992 Eihf f i i lor space Dearborn. M l , 837-5660

7 0 4 R u m m a g e S a l a s

& F l a a M a r k e t s

BIRMINGHAM SEAMOLM HIGH SCHOOL

G I A N T R U M M A G E S A L E ! Thurs 6 F n May Tin 6 Bin 9am to 4 p m 1092 Chealerfleid. E 0 1 ' Cranbrook N off Maple

FELLOWSHIP UNITED M E T H O D S CHURCH Trey Sat May 9. » w r v 2pm Beg saia a l 1pm Corner o l Cooadge 6 Wattlea

7 0 6 G a r a g e S a l e s :

O a k l a n d

BERKLEY - 6 lamay saM inc lud ing baby i tem* 6 l u r m l u r * 2575 C u m m -nga . May 8-9 I 30-4 30pm

BEVERLY HILLS B e d r o o m aet. c r ib , dishes J i m i r e t o y * c m h e a . records 1968 impale SAI only. 8am l o Spm 3 0 5 M Vernon Dr E of Lehser S off 13 Mi le

BIRMINGHAM ESTATE SAVE 1845 H a w S of 15 E Crt Adams Ant igua l lama bedroom M l . mei>» • boys clothes, ireerer dryer, t o o l a l o t ! o l r n e c houeeno« Hems May 8 4 9 9am to 4 p m

BIRMINGHAM Fantaai ic Sale Furr»-ture books miac Sat 9 « • 4 1974 Bl rmmgham Blvd otl L incoln 6 14

B I R M I N G H A M Frt 8 5 1393 Cedar 0 " Llneoev E of Pierce Fur-n i ture bikes cwthee household

BIRMINGHAM Furni ture, dot f tea. r e c o r d * HK*>*n a c c a w o r l e a b » e . "dryer books 6 much m o r a Sat .

FIRST UNITED Methodist Church or 9am-2pm. 145 S. Qlenhurat. Crarv F « m , n g t o n 3 3 t ' 2 Grand «Ner at [ b roo* M a p M a r e a Warner St TKmt*. Mey 14 8 p m 8 Fn May ' 5 »am-2pm

BIRMINGHAM - garage M l o l w o n d e n w fuml ture art k i t chen art ic les.

Triors 8 Fn 10-4pm

CIVIL WAR HISTORY Berteon loss ing issued 191: War Memor ia l Aaaoc . N Y reproduct ion Brady war photograptw by perrrm- I ™ sion War Ofpt Waahmgton. D C « Leave mesaage.-Jenme 65 ' -674E <

Giant MODEL R A H . R O A D Flee ^ p i T i M . . ^ Sat Ma , . K M PM Over , Z 2 S T Market Sat . Mat ' 0 0 deeters Eddw Edgar Arena. 33641 Lyndon LrvOrue

RUMMAGE SALE Lutheran Church Thurs May Twi 9-

my 6th. 9 - 1 2 '

BIRMINGHAM - Mul t ' lamay benef i t — — . . . . . . 1492 L incoln W o l Southl lekd Croaa of Chriat r t x j r s a Fn May 7 6 6. 9 e m - a p m

S H I R D E L A U C T I O N SAT MAY 9 6 3 0 p m

PREVIEW 5 30pm 1529' E 7 MILE R 0

Furniture glassware, chirva pottery, toys 6 col lect ible i tems. Persian •uga..oi l paint ings p r w i a baseoai . cards Cam 881-S500 839 9630

7 0 1 C o l l e c t i b l e s

Discover The Ckfterence m Ant ique | Mails

TOWN HALL ANTIQUES OF ROMEO

Ofters quantity, seiecnon and atior-daoitrty a* under 1 roo l We have 2 f loors fated to 'he masimum and 40 great dealers «no

Birmingham mun. family 719 Kwvwaaw At Maple N on A d a m *

| tu rn e t on Kermeeaw Fn 6 Sat- 9-S « £ » H E R 0 KING L U ' ~ e « N 5300 Everything goes Karaatan rug Matne •• MocHeDen May 8 Fr, »-« ( 5 9 . s I beOy equ ipment , c lo th ing May S Sat Bag S a » 9- 12Noon n * x * i more

inquinea ao9 E Jefferson,

Detroi t . Michigan. 48226

For further imtormal lon call 13131963-0248 or 963-6255

FAX (3131963-8199 j ORIENTAL CABINET very o rna te

Free va ie ' P « i . n g O n A . 1 " "

SPRING RUMMAGE SAcE immanuai Lutheran Church

2»Oa5 Ann Arbor Trad Class antiques and selected coHecti- Oea^rborn o l <na-Dies Gua»ar,tewi as • e p n o e n t e d ah stei M e . 8 9AM-« 30PM ways Open 7 day* a m i l , 1 0 - 4 We t purchase your quanty ant-quaa E« piore the oiftererkce m downtown Romeo 7 « > o p s m w e » n g dialance 2 0 5 N Mam 3 1 3 - 7 S 2 5 4 2 2

8<«M NGHAM Sal May 9 l h only, i 9am-4,pm F u r n i w e . d o t h a a alec-i t r o n c a 8 household g o o d s

583 N CranCfOOk

BiFiM.NGHAM Tftur* th ru Sat I I 0 * n - 4 p m 976 Arden Lane N o i . m c o m E o l Cranbrook M a c

O a r a g e S a t e s :

O a k l a n d

BRIMINGHAM - In-houee mov ing sale Eaqui le ant ique furn i ture M a r ber complete XI eat 1909 c—n register set glass/ki tchen ware, p inba* ma-chme. dWng aet * much =»ec May 6. 8am-4pm. May 9. 6am-3pm Weet o f Woodward on Oaa .about 15H Ml I to corner o l Oak 4 9 1 7 N Gian-hurst Oon't neaa Ilea onal

F ARMING TON HILLS 5 larrwy saie Thurs Fn 8 Set 32401 W a y b u i n W Waaher dryer furni ture miac

FARMINGTON HILLS • Three Oaka Sub sale K id • CKrthee 4 loy* . c r ib wTKroweve wearier, dryer av c o m f r t,onei beauty auppHa* 4 houaehoid Hems Thurs -Sat May 7-9 9 e m 3pm N o l 13. W o n Farmington

FARMINGTON HILLS - IndeperKj-ence Has Sub Annual Spr ing ga-rage sale May 7-9 8-Spm E o l Drake S of 11 mi le Follow signs 6 baaoons CKMhea crafts. Bar txe* houteno id nam* a«c.

FARMINGTON HILLS - Annual But) garage sale Farm.ngipn Square 18 homaa N o l 9. W o l Mau led W a d - Sat May 6-9 9 30-5 A d u l t ' k i d s d o t h o a toy*, blkaa goft c lub* , wood lathe a rm saw dishes Kee l guitar bknds. furni ture dol l house r o * l o p desk Starr stepper r ock i ng horse «nen». count ry , much more

FARMINGTON HILLS Thor* -Sat 9-5 35187 Caryn Orchard M e e d o e Sub o i l o l D r a k e between 12 4 13

FARMINGTON HILLS, FBI, ONLY 9-3 28422 Kendal lwood H o hold, d o m i n g aquar ium, waaher 4 dryer avsrisDie. 5-24-92 489-7020

FARMINGTON HILLS - Big 1 to 4pm Sat , 9 a m to 4pm. 21504 Hancock. S s m * tween M.od<eOen 4 master

Dales wi th our Compumen is

SHARE YOUR IDEAS' We are look-- q lor night club patrons to share yow preferences on mght c lub con-capts music format room decor promolions. 4 price structure thai •ek Help create a new Night Club «

•oupa n*rr

SINGLES INTERRACIAL DATING C;.UB Contact Rambow Hor t ions . P O Bo.i 250464 Frank Im. Ml 48025

C A R R U T H E R E S T A T E C O N T R A C T O R S

& H O U S E H O L D A U C T I O N Toola - Furniture

We will nave a public auct ion at

FINE INLAID Roeewocd Furni ture

Manufacturer $ Showroom

A U C T I O N Hundred s ot i tems S a l . May 16 10am

R O C H E S T E R H I L L S . Ml 1985 Northf ie ld Dr i comer o l Crooks F«d S ot M - 5 9 N o l Au-burn! Handcraf ted hne Roswwood 4 intricately inlaid with copper ' s brass

fl >0 . 24 deep h a n d c a f t e d m u c h inlay saooon rm Dave 682-5542

ROVAi. O O U I T O N Carlyte ctvna. place sernngs tor 8 Mint condi t ion. seldom use J 7 3 7 - 8 0 6 6

7 0 2 A n t i q u e s

MOTHER S DAY WEEKENC NEW THIS WEEK

Some greet a a estate iew»ir> a a r es. silver linens, vases furniture beauti ful lady's hei * a Large sanc-t ion a l vintage hat l o w e r s 4 •runs

SALE This Weeaand tO-SON on aa fiamrrure

BURTON GALLERY AN1--OUES 842 Penmman - Plymouth,

B » W Of Mam Si 11-5 Mon-Sat 451-1850

48 round solid oak l a d e w i n 5

S ' ANDREW'S CHU«CH •6360 ~ c b b » o Rd Livonia v ^ - - . igni w a l Merr iman i b j b m i k g m a m Thurs F r t . Sa l . 9-, M'W Fn M*V fl 9am- j s # # 4 Sa«on. 14 Mile 4 SouthfteKJ

4pm Sa* M a i 9 9am 2 30pm Bag g g , , c iotmng, a u e 12-20 and 1 X I 30pm : 'terns Sale Sal household Hems Much more^

j - O W E * * C h u U C H , F 'ank i i r Rd ] BiRMJNGHAM - 3 Fam»y S a M 1957 S d- M a t e BkjomfielO HaH Fn Shipman. N o l 14 Mi le Thurs May Ma . S 9-3 Sa: May 9 Bag saia 9 7. 9em-noon 4 Sat May 9. 9am-t 2 1 4 p m Christmas decora t ions , b lkaa

dotiysa fonrna meng le 4 m o r e " RENT O N FLEA MARKE

; • ' ! A e s ' ^ " w w Sar Sun Apm Come

BIRMINGHAM - 5 family Fuml tu re , j „me microwaves muse I 8 6 0 Mary land 3

. w M 2 - 0 0 5 0 I Mocks E S o u t h l W d • 3 b locks S

ALL AVTIQUES BOUGHT Postcards VC mov ie megaxines

7 0 S W e a r i n g A p p a r e l

i C - N G ONCE C-OiNG TWCE See- r -ece t<! * r o c ar c o n a ^ r

Lwcoln. Frt 9-4. Sat 9 -1

I BLOOMFIELD HILLS Colon ia l H IM i Sub Over 30 houses. Sat May 9 .

i w n l o 5 p m Sq Lake Rd between w o o d w a r d 4 Frankl in Rd

l 30pm-3 3<tom—1*1-94 lo, Pierce Rd ean then nor t f r. * i0 be prov ided Pleeae c * t \ « '

255-8770 lor more •nformat 'on

T -ANKS ST JUDE c o n * torough

THAN* VOU 'or srayers Jesus and Si Jude

C M

VOLUNTEERS FOR EXERCISE OROGRAM women who have pe-

a«neraI vascular disease 4 who sul-pair- while walk ing a r * •fer f rom leg pair, while walk ing a n

"BSWgTougM Io part ic ipste II antar esred caa Gerune Aston. RN. Mon-

| C A M R e | L r S A U C T W , ^ 3 - 7 , 2 0 • S f t t AnnAr txw 572-7049 1 Every Sat Night 7pm

past Cavanaugh Lake Rd i SUN MAY 10 AT 12 NOON

Estate o l j R Carruther Braun 6 Heimer Auct ion Service

Lloyd Braun Jerry Heimer Ann Arbor Saline I

6 6 5 - 9 6 4 6 9 9 4 - 6 3 0 9

DOUBLE L COLLECTIBLES 1455 w 14 Mile - Madison Heights

1-75 Ernst 6S8. » oiks West 1300 000 - inventory

Plates 4 figurines by Royal Oouit on j Hummels. Royal Copenhagen. Blng 8 Grondehl . Maud Humphrey Bessy Pease Gu tmann Rockwell B e a t r n Potter, Bradlora. Museum Gorham Grossmen Precious Moments " u d | son pewter 9

Fn May S - 6pm- 10pm Sai May 9 I 0 a m - 5 o m .

For fyar phone 3 1 3 - 8 5 2 - 0 3 0 3 PUBLIC AUCTION

o l unc la imed p r o p e o y stolen recovered TV* VCRs teweiry Dvkes etc Auct ion to be new at

Sheitv China. Russell Wr ight chme, SELLING Q y A ~ ' BLOOMFIELD HO.LS - SOMETHING

P ^ d o a s t ^ m ^ r y ^ l ^ ^ V £ r o . g £ : a , - : l ^ ^ f t e t ^ 8 4

ment o* *aave rhesaaga 642-4625 S v l G H - . t . CREsjNAN* RESALE 'urn i lura 4 yard auppke* Fn 4 Sal

S ' O i E N z-^a*-- Matar.-Wv 1 k«3*0-4 May 6-9, 9 a m - 3 p m Vernor Estates. Apr i l 30th Signed ~ande i a m p ^ese>< .our u n - n e v j e d 4548 Br-ghtmore Rd W of V

A G E - O L D U T I C A

A N T I Q U E S M A R K E T May 9- II Sat " - 6 Sun 8-4

- Hundreds o l Dealers in Qual i ty A tv _ tiquea- k o l C Campgrounds o n J i

M. 1 mi , E o l Van Dyke S4 (517-1456-6135

shade 6 •€ g«eer- 4 amoar ; « u tree dr-- J r - - i t * 'or -t< . .

e t y 5 5 9 - 9 ' 2 0

M A t ' E R h t ' v ; ^ 0 T * * E S w i f us S Of L o n g leke 2 3 ' S Coow3ga 3er*je> 5 4 4 - i S j e

_ I ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES MARKET PONTIAC POLICE DEPARTMENT -HE BRUSHER SHOW May 17

110 E P « < Si 5055 Ann Aroo- Sal ine Ra E»" May 16tn' 1992 at 10 00AM | ' 7 5 Crft 1 - 9 4 Over 350 dealers .n

1 quai i t j antiques and select coHecti-Dies AK Hems o- .a 'anteeo as ' * p r e -ien ted and untMr cover 6 A M 4

PM Kdiry%S'C*< J 4 ThtfCJ » « W A Nov^fntwr 24 TH SMSOT rr*® .

NOTICE «>UBL»C SALE

T h e M c D o n n e l l

H o u s e

A n t i q u e s & C o l l e c t i b l e s 19660 w >2 M-. - Southf ield

• 559-91 Mon-Fr i 10-6

Notice is hereby given by the under-MONOAV MAV I t .

MAYFLOWER-' 42300 ANN

ARBOR RD PLYMOUTH TWP

• ic ' ice is nerecy u "«r signed that on MONO 1 » 2 a l 11 A M at W WESTSIDE - G I V I N G ANTIQUES - Hawthorne H»ls Sub R H U H W B l J B Rochester Hies Sei May 9 " C - 4 WAYNE COUNTY MICH a public ! 3334 Summ.t S idqe D- _ _

e i x t i on o l lha Icaowing vehicles we B E A U T I F U L OlO soUd r e d w o o d Only deses table*, chaw* for »b-* ry den-or o f f ice Ewcai 'en" J 7a. -.68;

V I N r 1G1AB06C4DY239502 A t o Z

WE DOINGS iMMiisier eel marry you anywhere -

home yard or hen All Faiths 437-1890

NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE

Notice <s hereby givenCy ine under-v g n e d that on MONDAY MAY 11 t992 at 10. AM a> B4B TOWING 934 W ANN ARBOR RD , PL YM-OUTH WAYNE COUNTY MICHI-GAN a publ ic auction ot Ihe (Wow-ing venules will be held

5 0 2 L o s t & J o u n d

IOST Mult i - load brown Tabby cat Between 12 4 13 Mi Southheid 4 i j re»nfield May 1st 647-8954

l O S * Red briefcase May 1. 13 Mile 4 SouThheid Area. Reward Call 644-0704 |

• LOST Yorkshir* Terrlor. about 3 j yrs Old brown collar lost B loom

-TtWOHins Wishbone Or area 1978 PONTIAC 2 door 162-4504 540-6286 V I N r 2J37Y8P5842S9

1981 PONTIAC 2 door LOST Black .4 white lemaie Lhasa • A p s o s ^ M MiM, Evergreen ? araa 1««07

tOST Light broem lab Beagle mr> ] Dated May 5 1992 inmate pup -ed cokar 6 M, Now I By P lymouth Twc PoecaDapt ta i r ^ t , reward 462-2472 I Publ ish May , 199*

Dated MAY 5 1992 By Plymouth Twp Pol ice Dept Publish MAY 7 1992

Z I E G L E R

E S T A T E A U C T I O N An t i que* - Furni ture Baby Grand Piano G u n * 4«4 Trudk

We will have a publ ic auction al 7735 Ann A.roor Shee t . De i te r Ml l iust «est of water tower I

SAT MAV <• AT 10 30AM Esla le Ol Ma» 8 E t ta Ziagler

Braun 4 Heimer Auct ion Service Lloyd Br a w . Jerry naiHies Ann Arbor Saline

665-9646 994-6309

Advert i*mg - Bot t le* • d o c k s • Oecanter i • Epergnee • Furn i ture • Granneware • Humrneis • i r ons tone • jewelry • Keen, Kutier • Linens • Majolica • N i p p o n . Ooai.r>e-Primitives • Omits • RoseviUe •

Shaker • Toys • UM • Van Bngg ie ' Wicker • Xyioohcmes • VeKowware • «ene*vi i ie w e have -

Black coliectiDies v iac lonan tables. 18 century 'ocke- ok3 wicker buggy Child s desk engiish tee Dac« wash-stand, oak table l o p mctrgia m a | nogany grand lamer d o c k

L Imned D e a w Space Avai lable

• u R N OF THE CEN7URV 5 ft. oaa | C - l o p rou desk- good condi t ion.

, easing $800 Antajue conference J table it* -o»m8 pedes ta l - plus 3 waves good condit ion asking J95C | Judy J "689-418C.' eves 522-6363 ]

, ViOLiN 1870 Made ih Leut tg . Gar many by Orto B Bush Can after

j 6 p m 545-247?

NEVER WORN A s d d o g gown rm fcje smal l S35C or M e l d i m

595-0025

PROM DRESS Aar-- ance v i e 9 B-ac i 4 whiia st-aceess tea • rygth Pius 5 eves 4 pu-se 190 464-6442

Sa t .9 -5 . A T N TED' Quai-t, usee Rothes cm c o n n g n m e n i for new resale s lora ' in P ) ,T^ j x r \ From miams • plus *ues

453-7794

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Walbeek T S o u t h S u b . f u r n i t u r e c lo thes toys

bargains' Refreshments ' Of! Loog _ake befwean Middlebel t & Frank-an f rom Lang l a k a tu rn S on G o " Ridge Drive go 1 MM* t o 1737 Golf Ridge 9«m-5pm Sat w » y 9 th

WE DOING DRESS- S o * 5-6 never worn new S30C Aakmg $175

453-4295

WEDOING GOWN 4 Juliette cap long veil, ivory * ! i e 9-10 Lace bod-ice 4 p u f sleeves wrth laca $175 Eyes s x r s a s r - D * y s 3 5 V 6 8 6 8

7 0 3 C r a f t s

! A L L and every th ing m ai THE g r e a t m i d

WESTERN ANTIQUE EMPORIUM 5233 Dune Hwy Wa le r i o rd Shop | May 31 Tuesday I fuough Sunday 10 A M 5PM

B L O O M F I E L D S

1 S T A N T I Q U E M A L L 1551 Opdyke RB at S Biva Shop pmg strip An Ant ique 4 Cooecubie Man near

CLEARANCE 2 0 - 5 0 N OFF WE fly Cos lume iewei - , dep>es v o n giasswiHe 'Furniture eic -"* l / o n ' 2 - G ' -»m Sal H - 6 p m

338-6889

CRAFTERS NEEOED Ociober I7 ih

Lake Ortcrn Middle Schoo l ' CaL 628-2472

CRAFTERS WANTED DearDorn H I *

June 21 Redtord c m 535-8445 or 458-2574

F R E E Rag Basket classes May 9tn

Call NancV-.52-707S

LOOM AVL 48 harness many

Dob try type 16 e s t r a f ea tu re *

334-4650

WANTED C RAFTERS for Juried there o n Nu vet m i l TJtr Oeai t w r> area Respond by May 27 For Infor-mat ion 932 3192 or 588-6082

BLUE tea-iengnt chWon Mom-o l -Sude or Maids dress, also black cock tan sua 10-12 635-9034

EVE OF MILADY wedding gown nemeiy e iegam s i r s 12 Mermi

L O S ' WEIGHT eicenent condi t ion Calf length black learner. bought at Chr is tmas p iu* other coats beaded and sequmed tops and sweater 18-20. 1* 2X Reasonable 459-9472

WEDOING DRESS 4 veil sue 10. never worn Some: mother of m e br ide dresses prom dresses rea-sonable ror details ' 79 -8296

WEDOING OOWN Eve o l Milady sue 8. beaded pe r fec t was $1100 asking S600. Bi rmingham 647-6487

WEOOiNG G O W N - S-re « Prmcaaa bod ice pean beading, long u e cathedra l " a m S450 981-8

BLOOMFIELD H I L L S Garage Super Sale Don ' t ' it Only the g o o d stuff Palo d o m e s l o r Chi ldren Bqys i n e 18-20 G.ns m e 12-1* Lad.es sue 6. 8. 10 Mens size 38. 40, 42 Thermadore Cook top w i m gnu. turrvture house-ho ld . TV. l inens furn i ture toys and games Special Hams Snair Ourm wtth case Thursday « Fr iday 6 -Spm. 4521 Stonaieign. o n Lahser be-tween Lone P m * 4 Long Lake

FARMINGTON HILLS-3 Family S a M F n -Sa l . May 8 -9 . 1 0 a m - 4 p m 32498 Oohany. 1 D» N of 10 Mi le

off Power RC BaaebaU ca rd * , electr ic d o v e . 4 much mora

FARMINGTON HILLS - 3 Famil ies Huge sale Sat May 9, 8 30AM-3PM 36280 Freder icksburg Farm-mglon Green W«*1 Sub Off 12 Mm* W c * Drake

7 0 6 O a r a g e S a i e e :

O a k l a n d

TROY - 3 Funky Sale Laammower*.

h o « 6874 Moughter o f f South Blvd Defeeari LNernoia 4 Crooks . M a y » - • . 9 -4

B L O O M F I E L D - H u g e S a l e e e 4 hou*ew* r *a Sat -Sun

May 9 - 1 0 9-5 2200 Wandview o n H U t r , '» Mi l * N of Commerce

W BLOOMFIELD 8654 Poet Oek Dr ive Maple 4 Middlebel t Thurs.

4 Sat 9am-3pm

W BLOOMFIELD - Fn . Sat S u n I0a r« -4pm 5441 Centerbrook. off Perham off 15 between Middtebeft 4 O r c h a r d Lake Furrvlura. d o m i n g

ua. miac . good stuff

W BLOOMFIELD. Thurs Fn Sat , 9 -4 ArhqOe* men* c loth ing XLG. M E D sewing sluff t o o n petto furni-t u re M.sc 6780 Lee C re * l E of O r c h a r d Lake S of Maple

7 0 7 G a r a g e S a l e a :

W a y n e

C A N T O N - Mav-air Village Sub M M sale May i * 15 4 16 9am l o Spm. J o y 4 Mor ton T*y»or Rda

C A N T O N MAY 6 th ru 8 th 9 -3pm 39638 Randall. S of Cherry H I * oft Buckmghem W of H i , Baby i tems

C A N T O N - May 7-9. 9am-5em 8330 Forrest. Hohdey Park 5 p i p a t i o *at. t um l tu r * . aman ac • nee * , g i r l * c lo the* IOIS of ml*c

C A N T O N - Moving Sale Chi ldren s d o t h e * . l o y * t ire*, household rmec Friday after 5 p m Sal-Sun 9 - 5 p m 6476 Marshal l S of Warr«n W o l C a n t o n Center

CANTON Mult l Famay i May 7-9, 9-5 p m 43220 Oakbrook O l M o r i o n Tay lor /Joy Rd 1*t street pe* i Farmer Jack* Furol t iva. p o r t * c r ib lo ts o l d o m e * toy*, vacuum More '

C A N T O N - Mun i Family SaMf May 7-9 9 - 5 Miac household 4 chadrena i tems 41489 Hantord. i u « W o f Hagger ty , N of Ford

FARMING TON MM* huge 22741 Elm Grova N of 9 E off M i A j t t o e n , 'o i iow Signs Tools »ur-n i ture clothes etc Everything goes dirt cheap May 7-10 9-6

C A N T O N May 7,8.9th 10-4 - e W of Sheldon

oy*. do the* . miac S of

GREAT MOVING SALE - Sat 4 Sun May 9 4 10 9 3 0 a m - 6 p m ' « years, anta jue* cokectabie* w o r m br inging Mom on Sunday After 2 p m Sun n o t l w i g over S1 00 5160 Huff Road, Dryden Rochester Rd North. 3 mi le* N Of Leonard

LATHRUP VILLAGE - 6 family Fri 4 sat 9 -4pm Furnt iure. 26 conso le tv col lect ible*, chad fens c lo th ing , k i tchan »are exercise b ike m o r e 18890 San OuenlM. W of Sou th fM id Rd N off n mile • -

NOVI - Orchard RiOge Estate* M a y 7 . 8 9 9 -5pm Desks of f ice Chairs aadmg machine ro«-aw»y bed. toy*, books b i ke* 23590 H ickory Grove Lane S ot 10 W of Nov i Rd

OAK PARK 23034 Webster near 9 ' Cookdg* Sat -Sun 10-5 Couch re-fr igerator household dam* etc

ROCHESTER HILLS - Annual Deer Run Sub 9 a m to 4pr r , May 7 4 6 W o l Llvernois off of Avon

BLOOMFIELD MASSIVE MOVING -SALE • 431 N C a n b r t w k +f ia«*ge- - g — om Covington) F n May 8 9 -Spm Sal May 9 9-Spm Ant iques furni-ture, lawn tools c d * coaect ib ies books linens, d o l l i e s

BLOOMFIELO TWNSP - Thurs • Sat 9am- 5 p m Furn i ture house-ho ld g o o d * , a p p l i a n c e * 1995 CrosawKk a ! Cranbrook 4 14

BLOOMFIELD TWP May 7 8.9th, 9 -5pm 4732 P<*er i rvg S ' Maple . W, Franklm Houaehoid of f ice Hem*

CLAWSON Fn-Sal . 9 - 5 IBS E lms lord, between 14 4 15 M i W o l Livernois l o t * to choose f r o m

FARMINGTON Fn 4 Sat 9 -4 O ld baaement bak cards, k i d * stuff cur-tains much m o r e 20929 Larkspur e Maa 4 Farmington Rd a rea

FARMINGTON - Fn 4 Sal 9am-3pm 3*640 Freedom Rd . be tween GUI 4 Drake Baby c lothes Furni-ture. too l b o r e * lor pick up. ml*c .

FARMINGTON HU.cS - 28866 K e n -dal lwood F a r m m g l o n 4 13 May 7 thru 9 10-4 Baby Hems 4 m i * c

ROCHESTER HILLS - huge 397 E* sea Dr EOdlngton Sub off Hoc hes t * r Rd S of Avon Thurs th ru Sat #-3pm New 4 o ld n a m * lum i tu re

ROCHESTER HILLS - Sat May 9th. 9 - 4 p m 1834 Oak s i one Dr W LTvamol*. N. of Wal ton

HESTER HILLS - moving. May 6 9 9-6 All must go Washer dryer lawn equipment, furni ture. m l * c F armndge CI Winchester Mal l area

C A N T O N May 7/8. 10-3 Materni ty, in fant 4 ctwdrans d o m e s 4 items, furnrture. houeahokd 43657 Gate-house Ct S ' J o y . w > Mor ton Taylor

C A N T O N 3 tamay sale S i fwck f lo-w e r * . lurnrtur*. mrsc May 7 8 9th. 9-4 224 Chartarhoua*. S 0« Cher-r y h l l between L o o 4 H i ,

CANTON - 12 Famay SaM' May 7-9. 10-6 1485 Fairfax. S o l Cherry Hill 4 W of LJley Everything goes

C A N T O N - 3 I em dies 42945 Lom-bardy Drive E of M o r i o n Taylor S ot Joy Rd Thur 4 Fn M»y 7 4 6 9 em-4 p m Houaehoid 4 k i tchen Hem*. Honda Civic 13 in wheels 188 10 91> sportmg equipment c lo th ing

406"' Bri t tany Dr on C A K T O N

Fn 4 Sat 9am-5pm S o m e new Hems

C A N T O N • 44767 Wmdmik Sheldon 4 Warren. Fn -Sa l 9-4 Someth ing for everyone'

CANTON, 7548 Charnng ton E of C a n l o n Canter N ot Warren Muln-l amky computers, c lothes baby lu»nlture.craf ls, etc Thurs -Ss t . 9 -5

DEARBORN YARD SALE • 6455 Payne ."May 9 * 10 Aa condi t ioners , tana te lephone* many other i t em*

FARMINGTON HILLS. Mov ing Sele Housewares, fum i lu ra sppnancae t oo l * Sal 10-5 31615 Rocky Crest, W oft Orchard Lake Rd at 10H M a *

ROCHESTER H I L L S F n . 9 - 2 p m 599 Buckneit CI Kids books 4 toy * , household dresser universi ty m a * Sub N of Avon E o f Old Perch

ROCHESTER HILLS • 949 Al ta ian on Tienken between urvernois 4 Brewster Fumi tu r * 17' Sea Ray 4 mora Fn 4 Sal 9 - 5

ROCHESTER HILLS - Mov ing ' Al-pine track *<ercise> Vikmg sewing machine bar stools, miac Hems and lots more Fri 8 Sal May 8 4 9 10am l o 4pm. 911 Grace E of f Livernois. |u*t N of S Bou levard

ROCHESTER - Subdiv is ion gerage saw May 7-8-9 9AM-5PM O a k l a n d Valley 4 Coach Lamp Subs off Ro-chester Rd N of Tienken

9 8 * m - 5 3 0 p m 4 « 0 t Freer R d miles N on Or ion Rd Large non Gas stove, por tab le d ishwash-er • Wuch c lo th ing

M M ROYAL OAK - mov ing saM hemes Ttmr* th ru Son 517 -4 523 S Pleasant E of Woodward . S Fourth St 43 /y rs of t reasures

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SOUTHFIELD Mov ing Sale Thurs-day-Saturday 10-3pm San M a r i n o V i las 12 M i le £ of muster S o m e fuml ture and much, much m o r e 28633 E K a long O d e

GARDEN.CITY - May 8 4 9 10-Spm M O Douglas. 1 Wk W o l Farmmg-lon , •* blk S of Marquet te off Schuman Utility trailer boat motor , m.sc garage ana household Hems

GARDEN CITY - TONS of beby 4 toddler i tems toys, l ike new Hign chair strotters car seats, bed rwia much more C lo th * * Boy* s u * 0-5. Misses sue 12-16 men* s ix* L 4 XL M isc household 31TS3 Barton. S o l F o r d W of Mernman Fn May 8. 9 a m - 4 p m Sa t May 9 6 - l 2 n o o n

GARDEN CITY 28564 Rush b lock S of W * r r * n 4 b locks E Midd lebe l t Sat -Sun 10-Spm

UVONIA . baby asms, cr ib, high chair Grsco stroller d o m e * t oy * and much, much more* Fn May 9 9 - 3 and Sat . May 10. 9 -3 37529 La dywooo between 5 4 6 Mae, W of Newburgh

L.VOKHA Bur ton HOIWw 4 'amity 16051 Riverside S of 6 W ot Farmington Fri 4 Sat

9am. Bikes scooters, matern i ty qual i ty mtam boy 4 g ins c lo thes sue 3-14 formal <

LIVONIA - garage 4 sample sale May 7. 8, 9 -5 16405 Pony anna. S o l 6 MM* W of Fa rm iog tooRd

LIVONIA - Garage 'Movmg SaM Tools lo tr inkets, s temware to scrubber 8853 Denne (Jgy 4 Mer rv maA l 9am-5pm Thursaay-Saturday

L i vONiA-Huge garage sale Houee-h o l d Hems books c lo thes 38700 A n n Arbor Trail near H\f May 12-17

SOUTHFIELD - New 4 used Sum-mer Wear - Freebeea w e o m e Cus-tom f iats lace socks, jewelry 4 Bo-wers 2511« Pierce frtey9 ' 0 - S p m

LIVONIA- H u g * garage sale Thur Fri 9-4 Sat 9 -12 10948 Edmgton S Of Plymouth E of Stark Lo is of t umr tu r * baby equipment house-h o l d I tems d o m e s toys 4 more

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SOUTHFIELD Nintendo pr in ter , b ikes etc 19570 Hickory Leaf 13 4 Evergreen. Thur* th ru Sel 9am

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SOUTHFIELD - Pilot Ck ib saM Thurs 4 Fn l 0 - 6 o m 29120 Ram-bling Rd 12 maa 4 Southf ie ld r d

SOUTHFIELD • Sat May 9. 9 -Spm Furniture rousewsres adun d o m -ing 18857 j e e n e l l e N of 10 mi le b . t . e e r Santa Barbara 4 Ba rba ra Fntcfea

SOUTHFIELD 20455 Weat lend N ol 8 Mm* W of Evergreen May 9 ICan b a m 9 4 p m l e e per war a home inter ior*, lean bad r * a o clottwig. miscel laneous h o u a a n d d

SOUTHFIELD - 2357S Lea Lane S of 10 maa. E of Berg Rd T h u r * t h r u Sun 9-Spm Othce computer f i vm-lure 4 e q u « m e n t yard tools, a le

SYLVAN LAKE May 7-6-9 9 6 p m 2130 Pont iac Or Orc f la ra Lake 4 Telegraph rd Larga aasonnMnt

SYLVAN LAKE M o v o g SaM Furm-ture toots nice d o t h e * miac -1824 l a k e l a n d between MiddMbaf t 4 Cass Laae Uay 8-4 May i s t e

LIVONIA large sat* Many varied g o o d quality bargains mcaxJing very o ld pharmaceu t i ca l scale B iowrue camera enkdrena c lothes car seal Ught fnrtura. new craf ts 9 * m to Spm Mey 8 4 9 18636 Southampton. W of Fa rmmg lon S of 7 M M No pre saM* " '

LIVONIA lo t * of good cot tage i tems silverware pots, pane much m o r a 36907 Rosa street runs N 4 S Newburgh 5 Mey 7-10 Bam

LIVONIA - May 7-9. 9 -5 Household goods exercise equipment 29724 Mark Ln.. 6 M - e U-od lece i l

LIVONIA May 7-9 9am_» 3 0 p m 2 fa r *Baa M a c Dec, items l o r * k ids 0 - 6 * womens mens materni ty 35449 OakdaM S 6 M l * W "Wayne

LTV ONI A May 6 9 4 10 9am-Spm Ion Rd neer Joy Rd 8 ch i ldren '* d o m i n g

TRO» - Fn 4 Set May 6 4 9 l a t i apm 1939 F sn ' ia i John R 4 Wat •tea Baby earns 4 k i tchen goods

TROY North Bodge Parv SutxJrv mon Sat Mav 9. 9em-2pm N of Square Lake 6 of Crooks

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TROY Great garage saM Toys decorat ing accaeaonee d » c lo thmg O a d u h i May 6 9 th

9-4 2144 K m g m y * " ! « «dge. between 17 4 i l M a e

LIVONIA - Mov ing SaM May S B - 1 0 BAM 15019 Fterwngo. S of S 1Mb E o * M a m m a n Bar b - q u e g r i a m a c

UVOWIA MOVING SALE T I * * s f n Sa l 9am-5pm. Furni ture p i n g pong l sow karoeane neater » g e -jiaas mg* c/eft k j ^ J ^ . Y w e a ^ a k -i n 3 Fare naa 30235 Hoy I M l S . o i 5 Maa E of Henry Ruft

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H f r y r m>* l o r To t m BOOress Oe'c

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LIVOkBA May 8 BMi M p e i >5248 m H T IBB* 4 Wayne M

L I V O N I A > n r . , l o a d a ot a** Thur* 4 Fit B-5 9 * 0 6 S9 I i l 1114. t of Fermmgton, I * l j ~ M

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186 Comstock 1 Wk I Dtaen 6 4 7 M -May

. _ i - 5 p m h e d r * n s d o l h m g in«*nt 7 - 3 l ou r Boy 's * fegh t o y s baby tu iu t* . car aaet nigh cna t n o u W c a e m * 4 mo»e

L ivONIA-3 F # . Sale May 8. 10 6 a m 5 p i r i ' 3 0 2 Rover oh 5 M e . Mer r ime Pat io sat. t i craft*. Horn* m o r s m c

7 0 7 G e r e g e S e l e s :

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WESTLAND-MOVING SALE Furis-ture. d o m e * (new) giasaware a q u e r u m refr igerator , doa*. much more May 7-7 lOem-tU dark 8621 C e r d w e i 522 -83M

WESTLANO yard M M May 9 9-5 6601 Cherew* . S of Warren Ch8-

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WESTLANO - 3 laMaiea Mey 7 8 9. 32513 Anita. Di teaei ' i Merr iman 4 Farmmglon. off Joy Rd

LIVONIA - J Mee on Navtn W Of G.II between 8 tna* May 7-8. 9-5pm Crafts r*. me ie r r v t , 4 chil-d r e n * c lo lT. - l u rn r tu re . sl ide

m n t i g 4 g « * sale Homea M • Thayer Eatobrandvww 4 Rogers u res i s F u n r * *n iK |u*s appii-ancea. Dab Jems 4 many good deals May I 9 8 30am-5pm t Mock S o f k h . W of Rogers '

NORTHV1LI m a y IM 4 9 9am s p m 424 S t a a p i a v i e w o f t Bredner Dtaen 5 4 6 G o o d ' s . -caueni conOn boys 4 gels d o m -ing W i n e o m t o 6 in t*nt loy*. nouseno« '»v Items lu rn i tu r *

NOfl THV1LI - 4 1897 Rayburn 5 Mile 4 Bra»' eree 4 Famay Ga-rage SaM i * S * l 9er r rSpm Chi ldren* >tmng toys. b * e * . • Jusehosa i - s 4 hirnrtura

PLYMOUTH Fn-Sat 9am-4pm 305 Hart*d> W on l « e y N ol Ann Arbo" Few oasebek c a r d *

May 8.9 m-Spm LlWe TykM c h i l d r e n * -othe* m e n / w o m e n tpothes u - n s tHke* snow blower d i » S l b y Bern* 4 Much more No ey sale* 792 S Harvey

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oiVMOUT- HUGE EVERYTHING Everything*** TO«». d' jmes toys. c-mectible»48C Parkview S at Plymouth I t e m * Thurs . Fri 8 Sat 10-5P

P L Y M O J l M O v i N i a 5ALE-Thurs -Sal 9ari .-m Furrvlura bou iaho id 4ems. ioe« mo^s 663 Adams E ofSheWof i of M14

L I V O N I A 9344 HIX RO K MILE EAST OF

1-275 SOOTH OFF ANN ARBOR RO FFll 4 SAT 10AM-SPM

Q U A L I T Y VERY NICE DINING ROOM TABLE. 6 CHAIRS MAHOGANY BUFFET fi C H I N A C A B I N E T BEAUTIFUL GAME TABLE-4 CHAIRS EXCEL LENT MASTER BEDROOM SUITE BUNK BEDS CHESTS SOFA END TABLES COFFEE TABLE LAMPS NICE PATIO SET REFRIGERATOR T V COLOR CONSOLE BEAUTI-FUL 12 PLACE NORfTAKE CHINA ANO M U C H M U C H MORE

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EVERYTHING G O E S Fn fi Sat May 8 4 9. >0-5

9 7 3 O R C H A R D L A K E R D . Southeast corner of O r c h a r d Lake

4 Telegraph neat to Wee l Eaat Res-taurant)

15 ESTATE SALES A T ' ONE LOCATION 6.000 SQ

FT WAREHOUSE OVER-PACKED WITH ESTATE FURNISHINGS AT UNBE-LIEVABLE PRICES'

Leather sofaa 4 c h a r s • a was systems 4 en te r ta inment cen-ters • several d tnmg 4 b e d r o o m s e u • china 4 cur io c a b m a u • e tageres •

I ant ique* • GoebM n g i x w o * • 2 pi-ano* 4 organ • a ler t ing silver • d a n

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ACCESSORIES 4 ANTIQUES Conduct

A GREAT BALE

1 4 2 1 1 B O R G M A N (between to 4 H Mae weei o»t - o o i O j e or 3 o iocks 8 o l I I m *

FRI SAT 10AM-4PM

7 0 8 H o u e e h o l d G o o d e

O e t e t e n d C o u n t y

j COUCH 4 LOVESEAT Wedgewood

7 0 1 H o u s e h o l d G o o d e

O e k l e n d C o u n t y

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W e y n e C o u n t y

PLYMOUTH ESTATE SALE - S i Sun 10am. i t a o t Spicer Camat-

A-1 CONDITION, - u r r c i a t l d M n g set. tebM. chairs, chana caomai Le-dlea 29 m UraafMad Mke 544-8B22

i n g R O O M pad round, weinut 2 Maw 8250.'beet otter Eva*

ESTATE MOVING SALE. Sal.. May 9. Bun May 10 10-4 PM. TogquMBy

•a. o n a n bed* soad cherry

k . l amps pamtung*. ate » 1 t 2 f _ a t * B Rd N of I S MB*, b i t . aar Telegraph 4 Frarwan Rd

several d i amond rmg temat one 'ramatrg. t»amon<Js, peens flokJ

. house pnoad l o aMI See you T h u r a . F f i . o r S a l . B E V ALL QUALr rv F U 9 M T U M - MOST-LY NEW bo th contemporary 4

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« SCREEN Houee Atunenuwi L u r laami UBa w 8220

Bug t a p p e r « M f M U M New S >00 C m 4BA-7B7B

ae< with 6 cuamcmed cneirs • o n e 4 o e e u M i i beveaad gMaa but-Ml. n o o ' b a a t 854-8769

c n a n . A a e c prmt . S250 each P u a Deacon I bench 8250 Sola-bade (375 each Ant igua m m * t ' S Lat-ter deek S240 BB3-J —

S t C n O N A L COUCH a p a e a , laa»k-' o ld 82.000 •

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SECTIONAL <3 PMoai end m a ,11200 c UTILITY TRAILER. SaS", 24

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WALLEO LAKE M a n y M i M * T V .VCR P « > age. N e e K 2 V beat T e M p h o n a ' a n a a w m g m » chme 1200 Couch. S75 Other mm-

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- des igner lamps • acs • otltee fumiah-

mgs • sserc ie* equ ipment • chme. crystal Mver 4 g i f t * , m u c h m o r a l

EVERYTHING G O E S

A N N O U N C I N G

U N D E R G R O U N D C O L L E C T O R

B l o o m f i e l d H i l l s ( I S A )

C o n d u c t s 2 S a l e s

S i m u l t a n e o u s l y

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I N S O U T H F I E L D 3 5 6 - 7 1 3 6

a n ESTATE saM Set omy Mey 9 10-Spm Lovely tudor Home 26320 York H tmtmgton Woods Wegman baby g rand piano, "annul 19}0« -b rocade French provincial sectional couch 1920s French sfyte walnut b e d r o o m wi th dreaming table - chi-na silver lamps mete rs , small on-

AREAS LARGEST C O N S I G N M E N T

FURNITURE STORE a Living • Owing a Bedroom. a Lamps a Antiques a Appl iance*

Wo Pica u p and Sek For y o v

F n . M a y 8 t h & S a t . M a y 9 t h j 3 , R i w ^ ^ i a S r i ^ a o

S a i e 1 ( I b a t W ot Orcha rd Lk R t f )

3 4 3 N . G l e n g a r r y

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E S T A T E S A L E

B Y B A Y N A R D B l o o m f i e l d H i l l s

C o l l e c t o r s H a v e n

• ° ^ v e s S J S & m

{Off Lahser S ot Long Lake Rd. I M a g n i f i c e n t .moun ted a n i m a l * , beaut i fu l bear r u g coaect ibMa galore. Royal OouRon cMna. ant ique d o c k EdMon phonograph, eamaene crystal Chan d a m . s t a t u * art. Old b o o k s k ing sua " table l um i tu re

WALL UNITS. 3

WHITE FRENCH ProwncMI sofa 4 char 8425 Add i t iona l sofaa 4 chars 825-8125 After 6 478-0244

STERNS 8 FOSTER co lon ia l n w a 9000 o o n « -

aon ST5 , 326-3227

I t E PIECE'

30015 W 8 1

LEATHER aafttpM M m only 81.860 L M M a

THREE PIECE t e n i a

tiful condit ion 8495

doers. 3 D—oe secnonei 476-2274

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ESTATE SALE • Sat I 0 i 1779 Graatlald. N of M i Eton , A» hmmture mual gof

Wrought eon ( in /ou t ] SoNl 2 cneirs. « tataes 1390 Sotabad. U C Coca tan t a b M 850 Anoqua seeing machine. $ 1 2 6

WROUGHT cocktak labia 3 Slack tabM* 30a46 gMaa top t a w e wfth 4 cha rs , mot-

850 window al 8B0. kke new c r ib 4 i Couch - 825 tu rmaO

825. vacMam • t o r - 8 3 0 0

WALL UNIT - Cherry i cent caomet woi Germany. 9 'aB ' l "

ALL APPUANCES Froat f e e r * t -oerslors. from 8 1 S 0 .

E r c ^ ^ r ' 7 ' Q

«"r?? t a o tr-

M u P i e oven 875^Dac tnc taovesop

AMANA REFRIGERATOR; 2Sft

OFFICE DESKS 4 t a t m one wood one Meal 836-Bao aacn C h e e s 647-2757

O F F I C E F U R N I T U R E NEW DISCONTMUED LMCS

Seek s Chens ISe cebmeli esc 6 0 * OFF RETAIL

454-7390 pm. 8600 M e a c O m I gas 'enge . 6 y a v s old. 8400 l u a isieei i al ia bos springs. 875. E m s 8 6 1 ^ 2 1 4 , ^ F u R N m i R E

'. - 0 i w f c > ;

lamps msrrc i K » s * n o i d -

PLYMOU - Mun. family S4M Hou te fu i l housewares Furniture. ,-weary Bdren s d o l h m a w m * snliquesiuch rmsc May 7-9 9-4 15T67 Btner l mile W of M*gge»-ty 1 DKkfc -Jf 5 Mite

PLYMOU - Thurs-Sal 10-6 3,1 FamiMd24 Adams 8 b » s . E Of SheUors Ol' Farmer 7 pc Hlvii* room, s a r condi t ional 6 c*r s e e n tfacribs o-avoerw waghts | fi bench, k ids do fhea 4 l o y |. PLVMOTh WeslDr ia i » Subdnn-uor G « * sa le Sat M«y ». »-S W of Cw Center N ot j o v

p 7 v m 3 « - 2 family sale 732 fi 713 AnSt Thur* May 7 Ihru Sat j May 9 ten 9am l O " Farmeri

P L VMCT- 6 Famines May 7 4 a. | Ty*urs fr. 9-6pm- 51 ! Irvm. Icor. nm Fawr 4 tnnnj « < " d o m e * Crib* i c i e r Anl i tx ies -Oming fi t w o w - o y t » C a m p n g E ot ShWdoN QfPenmman a t OF CD- Furniture 4 noiyw app"-ance gaga sine War 9 4 10 12-Sen7506 Bcxyaale 2 Wk» W O t 0 u l 4 > Otl Wt r -en Ave

HEDFCC- mug* sale Ff. Sa l & Svn -5pm C947 Woodbine |T * i eg t» i . 5c t i ' j 4c ' * t i i

.BEDFQO MayB-10 9 - 6 Clothes, "s - t -eo c a a n fimrsc 24426 , W C1KQO I -• ftaac"

BEDFQID M « 8 4 9.-9am to 5pm 1,1 I * e 4 twuaehoid iwsc i iems

9552 Rmland N of W Cfvcago

A N E S T A T E S A L E

E V E R Y D A Y

A s u p e r i o r s e l e c t i o n o t

q u a l i t y f u r n i t u r e a n d d e c o -

r a t i v e a c c e s s o r i e s l o r t h e

c o s t c o n s c i o u s s h o p p e r

F u r n i s h o n e r o o m o r a f u l l

h o u s e w i t h s t y l e a n d g o o d

t a s t e MrC 6 VISA ACCEPTED DELIVERY AVAILABLE LAY AWAVS WELCOME

R E - S E L L - I T -

E S T A T E S A L E S 34769 G r a n d River Farmington

In The Wor ld Wide Center M o n Tue* . Wed . Thurs 4 Sat

i 0 a m - 6 p m Fn* i0 tem-9pm Sundays 12-4pm

478 -7355 W e a r e n o w a c c e p t i n g

c o n s i g n m e n t s o t q u a l i t y

f u r n i t u r e a n d a c c e s s o r i e s

W e p i c k u p

F o r d e t a i l s c a l l 4 7 8 - S E L L

N o f f M a p M I An in terest ing Mov ing SaM

Occasional c h * i r * 4 taOMe. d e c o r * -lo rs i too ia. leather Chen 4 o t t oman . 3 srnsH desks f rench prov incMI . la-dies wri t ing desk, a n d ( m a i l oaa. smgie bed b o o k c a s e * «ia»* top server, set ot 4 cam c h r o m e Chairs Beniwood rocker , f ee tunng Wu»-euar BABY G R A N D PIANO <ebony

f w n h l EQUIPMENT anow NOwier lawn mower gnu. m a c too ls hummrt ier upright hee ie r etc ACCESSORIES beaut i fu l OKI i t e r Img 4 chma s o m e crystal . Kno» chair 4 s tool I Pla iner I. tons of miac Cak 642-5323 644-3062

BEDROOM SET. wood, no bed 4 raghl stand

BEDROOM SET drsa is r . an wood, condit ion 8450

L m good 64B-2T17

BEIGE vervet sofa 6 Wesaaat I gundy c h a n i o t t o m a n . 11900 new mual sek eaceBam 8650 774-1667

E S T A T E S A L E S &

L I Q U I D A T I O N S

- C O N O U C T E D B Y -

T H E

Y e l l o w R o s e S H I R L E Y R O S E . 4 2 5 - 4 8 2 6

E S T A T E S L I Q U I D A T E D £ T i

7 0 9 H o u s e h o l d G o o d e

W e y n e C o u n t y

[ a t t e n t i o n - Large moving saM Washer dryer, d m n g am. p e u » f u f -rvtur* bedroom *et 4 m o r * Sal

I May 9.10-4pm S u n .May 10. l - 5 p m 30<19 Louisa. Waanand E o l Mar rv man. S o l Ann A r t x n Trek BEDROOM SET. 2 new coucha* 8 matching chaa 2 • earners

8 V M

ELECTRIC atove fi -e fngarMor Her-I Gold 812VBOP1 543-2B6S 1 a/Mam. 8 tnaa.

C*S 313-773-781

7 1 5 C o m p u t e r s

WATERBEO tgh t

BIKE 1 ladies i. 3 piece sect ional so fa saevsi cheir end tabM. lamp, a yrs never used A IMr 7 661-4.

BLACK 4 BRASS contemporary m -mg room chairs (2) S200/BPBI. Wrought won porch turmtura e f th cushions 6 piece. 8400 EjiliIi f condit ion 853-2366

A N O T H E R E S T A T E S A L E

B Y I R I S Frt 4 Sat May 6-9. 10-4

1 6 5 0 0 N P a r k O r N Park Towers Apl 510

(take 9 Mile to Providence between Sou!rm»id 4 Greenfield. S on Provi-

M m n g Sat only 10-4 ^ * r S u n PtltO l e t mower bow OUTSTANDING ME««;hANOiSE

S a w !

I . 7 2 4 L A K E V I E W

B i r m i n g h a m I 1 cakaview 1 1 » E ( I ! L a k « Defwear,

of Woodward ) An interest ing a n d var ied inventory

; combin ing Amer ican pr imi t ive coi-' lecticnes s n d currant f um l tu re

je l ly cupboard but ter c t iu rn ^ n e HOC leaf table p-gean noM top o U deak baae. ca rved erood n a m e fi -omtemporMY oak aofes wusg chair

' cus tom carved oea doub le b e d r o o m sei t rundM bed* . * rmome. ok» mw-rors Hbrsry s tep * ( t rack evaitaOM) couect iOM desks cheat - a t t a r fi wicker Piece* o ld De t ron Franklm stove, set of r i bbon back chaws. Persian rug* , r o u n d s lam glass e n -dow ant ique chairs, osak unn draf t -ing o o » d neon aign bakery rmec

BLOOMFIELD n » s house ta le m CO-o p With n e r f i b o r f i o o d garage aaM May 1S17. 9-5 2180 Lancaafer, NE corner Square Lk • 'Woodwart j .musl •ek-1 moving sola. 2 » • * rockers

I coffee 4 end tabM*. bedroom set O u e n o r do the * reoaonabM 336-0051

•-> BE-«CiOM"STaSTb«Tise£r board 3-drewer cheat. Oeak boo*

Hon %r 349-8552

B R O W N E H o u s e h o l d & E s t a t e S a i e s

F r i e n d l y , P r o f e s s i o n a l

S e r v i c e

D i a n n e B r o w n e

360 -8919 ma ooerg. n e u r s w ' «*»•**• i i _ -o 2 fumr ture co iNO ib iea some old j BuFFE" French PrpvSnda lpeca jV 4 lace toys, china, crysta l and sterl ing dc**s cabriole. K . 1 _ 9 ^ 9 _ r _book_-natwura M.sc garoer. e q m p m a r t case mapM 2«s 10*76 646-2319

or 644-3982 C M A " " 4 O T T O M A N S T " sma No >4Q i w o> o w a - j e e ^ uphois isrsd In mauvs faOrlc Or*»-

ARMOtRE for TV 'VCP I h o m a s v i l i * French Cour t J t S O O D e e i offer Cocstan tabM. so fa more 5*0-9265

M o v i n g o r J u s t S e a l i n g LET u s DO THE j o e FOR Y0U1

Living room, bedroom, d m n g r o o m anttguaa. cMne 4 crystal

OLO OR NEW WE LL SELL rT FQR YOU

A l your vamabM good* dMpieyed m our 10.-000 sq ft showroom 3 Wocks W of Oak land Man "

T H E G R E A T E X C H A N G E

C O N S I G N M E N T C O 1*31 14 M a a R d - M a d M o n n a ^ h t s

5 8 9 - 0 3 9 0

RNESNLAUD Rosewood FumHurs

Manufac turer ' • Shoenoo

' A U C T I O N H imdred I of items Sat May 16. 10am

F O R S A L E QUALITY PRE OWNED FURNITURE

B » ' ooma d m n g j t s v m g rooma

Dreaei. Thomaevtae. etc

T H E G R E A T E X C H A N G E

C O N S I G N M E N T C O . 1431 W 14 Mae - 2 W of 1-75

5 8 9 - 0 3 9 0

B I T S & P I E C E S

A n t i q u e s & C o O e c l i p i e B

Wa hand* l iquidation* aetata saM u t n y * aocx*tsais

Can ar-anga lot pica -up 4 ilak • ai-r

4S4-1997 .453-5071 j .

WATERBEO •oater 4 drawer M m

dar t wood. 8300 or beat

9 CM It Sears CokOapot. t roat t ree , ' o r P e l offer S e l M A S e T Y I C e

GENERAL ELECTRIC - a a h a r 4 _ , a r 8 t 2 S aatfi or baa l o lMr Tapper «Mcnc range 8124 Ca« l#lar 5pm 420-5755

GE WASHER 8 Eisctnc Dryer. SF-ltd. good w o r t m g c o n d M o n

8125 seen or baal ot lsr 476-6717

S t . I B S Frost Free s U i by Mde

aesc M i n t condi t ion whi te a yrs I M C F u l length m M coat.

ksecrtttoa. 8360 477-,

I A C O M P U T E R R t N T A L S P E C I A L | 8 M a t a» ' i Ml i g a t i K * R A M / 2 0 m»-

gecyte herd drNe. OOWar4»m-tect a n d I S M Owiefwriser or P roPr tne r lor onfy 8 B 9 / m a n » an a 3 month r e n t * We also heee P%T). Compeo. o t h e r * R s n M p ^ s m . too l C a t Power Brokers al 64J-92B2

. meny 11 77S72B0

APPLE l l c C o m p m a r das dnve. imaae — w a r * sacs 8500

BEDROOM SET

710 Mtec- For Sele Oeklend County

AQUARIUM 55 gaaon under gravel j I finer woooen cabinet s t a n d 8 ISC 1

474-9782

aatfi Eytendaf l Warranty

• ENMORE ELECTRIC dryer, oood u j upturn 8100 37S-9071

I PCOCT - 20MB 2640K R a m 2400 Modem. CGA card.

CONTEMOORARY ught bmg* 1 cheea. 1-yrs OO Mta nee 8575 both Call alter 4 30pm 458-2325

COUCH 8 LOVESEAT Traditional very good condition. 1600 or best offer 464-2029

I COUCH - traditional navy wfth fto-wers 850 Dark pme. 42 round tabkk leaf 8 4 captam. chaws 8200 After 6pm 451-0133

COUCH - 3 pmce o e e n i sectional, eacaftent condmon. ma new, muM see Aakmg 81250 455-66B5

CRANBROOK LOOM leieeeopa black MKk tabM chrome ancBrona 4 kraptace 100M vanity bench. crysMI lame decor stive mirror kght Ra-T U G Q M S R E R D O P W A

DEAL' - Couch. 10 l i n t « . due Swivel -ockmg chair - Coffee tabM 4 2 end tables.

Cm • S a c * 4 go«3 around edges

11.000 441-2177 DEARBORN HTS ESTATE SALE CLOSEOUT Set May 9. 12-kpm 25702 G/aceiand Bafween Beach OMy 4 Gukey S -Of Cherry HP Clothes lurnrture appaencea «ah-ss Dianaats Imere genere houee-koMgoods

naPy 8650 askmg 8325 442-1

cce t r * c io t l e t aa Lentf ton S X 6 E c

20565

CHILD S V ICTORIAN 4 CJ»ppendaM i ^ I Arm Chars many mahogany Dun- |

BED C o m p i e t * witr. D-aa* need- ' can P t i yN dmmg room M l J s * ask boaro. queen sue w i th orthopedic . p ieces separa te ly ) mahogany

FURNITURE- T W O bedroom 2 Lazy Boy

373-0537

H E / O W TWP • 15939 Nor borne. Oereen MrPenC 4 Purvtan N of 5 UJ May 7 - 6 9 - 5 Maternity cilhes medium sit nousehoid «ma. eiercise meenme sic

CDFORO 2 'smity saM Way 8 9th 5pm 1 « 2 6 Nor borne olf 6 Mue

. o ts of gc i id s t u f 1

REDFORD 11371 f a'ley S. ol Ptym outh E of Beech 1 dan only Fn May 8 9-4 Dmette.baby titungs etc

BEDFORCJ 9916 Br amen. 9 0iocksE O' Telegraph betneim Plymouth 4 W Chicago Sai Sun t o - 5 Hand i-ipwer-83. Slnv8 cat tmei 830

S A ^ I M T W " Barn f r i 4 Sat 9am-7pm 1961 Ford Iracior 601 4 Implement* Troy-t»mt TPer com-pressors air tools torches, .tanks 2 old Mercedes appliance* fi kitchsn cabmot* M ^ c yard & garden tools .-oUectlbMS fi much more 7860 Tower Rd S off 6 Mae, 1 Mke E ol Ponfiec Trail

AJTO General repeir shop need* master certified lechmcaw All ben-efits vocation, hemday pay Apply m perton St 26335 5 M.lw We L iumi*

WAYNE M e m ® May 7.8.9 9*m-T EierytNng goe* >4661 Ash comer Snd Si 4 Ash E Ot Wayne Rd WAYNE-34634 Graver N Of Vsn Born E ol Wayne Rd Fn 4 Sat 10-5am Staroo couch, desk fi misc. I

WESTLAND Sun l l s m - i .

E ol Newbuigr, off Cherry HM

WEST.ANO Baby Tents, ptsypen,

nfi rmsc Sat 4 71 Bedford Dr

DON'T M I S S / Gorgeous m*hog4ny baby grand p iano with Ivor, keys • beaut i fu l mahogany omrno room sal wi th tab le* - 4

. chews • buf fet 4 d u n a cabi-nets • mst togsny bombay cheat - sect ional so le • Also camM back sofa • hand c ra f ted Chippenoele cneirs • go rgeous chmese bu l le t 4 cab inet • bedroom sets • 50 y r s of coOectibM* fi ,ww*wy • dewgner c l o the l - ga lore 4 baaebak c a r d *

Irts Kaufman 626-6335 ' Associats M e m o *

in ternat ional Sooery o l A p p t s i s e n

ANOTHER

ESTATE SALE BY DECLARATIVE ANTIQUES

SAT. ONLY MAY » . 1 . 3 (ST a S O K I

B326 EASTBROOKE I SILVERBROOKE VILLA CONOO S

<N off Map le ' i m lM W o l Hpsfaad enter c o m p M . g o a round look for

tetter v on poet) NOTHING OVER 1 YEAR OLD CONTENTS Vary contemporary

quality fu rn i tu re • g » * double peoesta i dkung room set with 6 black lacquered criairs • over stuffed uf t -wfute couch 4 loveset • Wee* lacquer 4 Dress lamps 4 floor lamp* . b lack lacquer wooc 4 gMM c o f e e ' . D M • black 4 chrorrte side chairs •

! on temporary e*vite ki tchen set • 3 I section. bMC* 6 glee* w*l l unrl •

n is t t rsas B i e n d ers su rpk j * 8600 value, or*, 8295 Delivery svei tebM Cak Deys 410-7431. Eva* 661-9046

manutadur 'ranch baby grand pMno severe

BEOROOM SET ( teekl . con tempo-•sry Ba in r o o m c a b m e t s pAimbing n i t u r a s Other acceastmaa 6 5 5 - 9 * 3 '

624 lansoowne Cherry nan.New borgti-iree Fn-Sa l Sam-4pm

WEST..ANL. Sa- 9am-3pm Dryer bar* gas oarboque s * « curlsms. household. B*SC 8 714 mgram S ol Joy. 2 bns W of M e i m i n

WESTcANO Thurs Fn Sat 9-4 34436 Psi*grove W ol Wayne S ot joy Encaeent chodren* doihes. NB-14 Dence 4 Hauoweer cos-turn** Books t o n 4 Home"tnfan-grs Bargains gatore- Oon I mss'

e f M e 4 OOM _ _ service jor t 2 -

go ld sKverware Dy Epic • lots o l con-temporary ert • sfereo r r s i e m . snd tab le* • computer deaa i e b » 4 Chan - o ld man- tonga eel • mm* stcke • some leows d o f h * * • cos-tume jewelry 4 wkicnea • h c « e h o i d mrsc 4 coaect ib ies PLUS new white GE washer 4 dryer • Loeded garaga Wtth tools wood, new locks, s ink* tae surveysng l i W * 4 more .

« E G i v e THE BEST DEALS NEXT W E E *

HUGE B IRMINGHAM SALE

. A N O T H E R BIG H O U S E H O L D S A L E

FRIDAY & SATURDAY MAY 8 & 9 10-5

LIVING ROOM Traditional sofa, wing chau-. mahogany tables 4 brass lamps DINING ROOM Drop leal table & chairs, cherry breaklront BEDROOM 1930 Art Deco double bed. vanity A chest BEDROOM: Complete maple single bed, desk S chest FAMILY ROOM Small sofa. Lazy Boy. small wing chair, tables & lamps KITCHEN: Table A 4 chairs, refrigerator, electric stove ACCESSORIES INCLUDE Old posters & prints China, crystal & silver Hitchcock arm chair, plant s t ands , l a m p s , stereo equipement. kitchen table & 4 chairs Circa 1940 Oewiery HOUSEHOLD MISC.

19344 APPLETON 1 block North of 7 mile, turn East on Verdun 4 blocks to Appieton

mahogany OanpuM a m n g room ta-bM* .some tadea have band o i m-lay; ClOMonne lamp* brorue sta-tues vrnquee 4 tredmonal • » Doerds Quean Anne mghboys. sets of ChippsndaM. HsppMeWM, 4 Duncan Ptiyfe d in ing roam chars .

Many f

mahogany ndaM 6 tradmontfl Mahoga-

ny break Iron ts 4 dune c a b m e n On-

4 poster beds (tung. que 4 few I lets of trsdaionaf Bachelor cheats servers 4 buflets 3 pecs trencfinnctortsn parlor SM ok paintings, annque sousrs grand piano

MAHOGANY INTERIORS 506 S. Washington. Royal Oak

5 4 S 3 T W

HOUSEHOLD rsry Pmatg room set 8 p s * upltoi-

dryer Mar d m cockta* table* So l * * rscanar ber Queen 4 twm b e a * days 641-6300 Eves 66t -4685

HOUSEHOLD GOOOS turniturs stereo equk much more AfMr 6 p m

including rtt. c e 4 352-i

HOUSE OF DENMARK room sal e r o s

P. I TV l 1,82.500

CHAPi LINK lance, pom 4 r s M . ' roed ties. »wtmmmg p o o solar o » actor 6 *5 -2105

DIVING BOARO - 8 ft HbsrgMM. Uka new 8125 Student deaa take io coaege 835 Ce« 737-4641

40 ft estsnaion iedde» 20 R ladder 2 500 won gsnarstor Suit ot Armor, sr hocker game 35mm Pentas canters. s» aocea.nnes. 356-3727

GIRLS CLOTMP4Q. s d k « t h r u 4. M s

k ENMORE a saner 4 goe dryer , al-mond. M c s k s m cond i t i on 4 yaars OM 8400 Catf aftor 7 P M 464-8121

KITCHEN APPLIANCES, aa et i condition T ippen range I relrtoarMor 121 outt.l. A

TANDY 1000 COMPUTEWwIPi man-aar. S3S0 or bast. Dot M e t m Pitntar. 8250 537-6334

haustar hood 453-9285

Also f l n i R u r e i 552-9519

IRONRITE rcmer 4 char 825 RoasMr 4 stand 825 .Osnumepfter 815 HunudAar 8 2 5 : TV SS 8SB-S467

uUKE B O * - AMI ptsys 45 *. 200 se-lections compeas works 4 sounos Una. 8650 476-2662

MOVING SALE PortabM Kenrvtore 8290

Poulan cham saw new 8110 IS" i color T V 830 473-9027

gold, needs minor r grfs 20.000 Mu. 820

REFRIGERATOR - 22 a i It gold AVI <150 M s

Sport

ZENITH 366 laptop 2 i f * r s m 40 mb hard drtye a e a m p modem, cer-

716 Commercial Jndustriel Equip.

AVAILABLE. 7

REFRIGERATOR aM. 19 ou II..

M u M aaa - 2 y r *

LARGE 2-tiered mirrored 4 g l e « DINING ROOM living r oom. 4 fcRcn->| o^sr sr krmturs Siesoer sofa 4 chers

Misc turmfure L M m e 425-2766 DINING room set pme table «ath 2 eaves 6 chars, chma cabinet 4 buffet 8750 473-1597

OAK Booacass Coke ch mowei brsM ceah rega l meenme. OK) store cocmia pool-I owrig machine

eat e m -er. t m O P

OAK Booacass Coke ch mowei brsM ceah rega l meenme. OK) store cocmia pool-I owrig machine *S4V2^04

PATIO SET - tabM 4 chaise o u n g e * ousfacna Okie. 8300 After 5 3 0

d t e r s 2 Ian 6 navy 471-4109

1 9 2 0 S Brunswick Poi lOftsSft. 81000 BaPyPWiC CakKaky. 6am-4pm

oi TabM. ek

546-4600

SEARS KENMORE Weanei 4 gas d r y * L P s new Matchmg SM. Whhs 3 3 * ^ i a 5

SEARS Kenmor* weaner 4 gaa dryer M o d * 600 evocaoo green eiiLSki' i oondmon. see 4 h e M n m m Troy home Pair 8150 526-19-9

SPEED OUCEN W M » 1 yeer aM. largecapacMy 8 i 7 S r p a M « M M

STOVE. ELECTRIC Aeocado Ev- |

RUG DOCTOR L _

sr 313-726-2262

SURFACE GRPtDCR

E-vea 4 •'

717 Lewn, Gerden, Ferm. Snow Equip.

IDABLE USED U M m n p p e r s 4 Toros S65 4

937-1342

LEATHER SECTIONAL ilaree 1300

RJOING MOWER, i

2F. e s ' s n s 7 £ - 1 9 e 6 « W

COMPLETE Brown, Jordan psbo furniture set good condition, sott peed- 4 grey C h e « . gkdw sols. 3

aeiee 4 umbrsa* with S i .200 . * 647-6640

stand 815C 82SO miac

CONTEMPORARY coffee or and) Taekes. grsy lacquer 32 4 39 8300 vaiue 87Seech 881-4697

COUCH 4 LOVESEAT Matching. neutrU colors «ix«6«nl

8500 646-5512

DRAPERIES wk cormcea sneers. 4 t isbecks. dark Dma Dackground k o r p p r i n t C a l for soas 4 prices 646 -32*3

ESTATE S A L E S BY DEBBIE

IN HOUSE

• Full Estates - 20% Fee Cash pmO 46 nr* shar saM

• Auction - Consignments ANTIQUES WANTED - CASH BUY OUTS -

Our Reference cet is ths Best Thing

w e nave-

538 -2939 WE DO ALL THE WORK'

LIKE NEW Svfng room l o t * backs TuO chair cherry tables

12000 344-4439 ,.S2

LOVE SEAT - oft White i i i c e m n very good condWOn. S350 y* 37S-2S64 eves 373-4465

M A H O G A N Y O N M A I N 404 Mam SI . Rochester

652-6660

ESTATE SALE - Thurs - S U 10am-4pm Houssnoid items snwjues. panes '5000 Oe Costa, neer 5 U i

ETHAN ALLEN nyt. IPS new JUICM brand ne Cak

8100 Champion 20% OH

'453-5765

START you own B j o n a o i ChOPPM. pneumatic neaer

USED APPLIANCES 18 lervtoe 90 day werra. reedakvery A M lor JMi

313-462-7026

711 Miec. For Sele Weyne County

4 rooras/kimPur*. lonabM Bedroom lamay room 4 w n room M U miac 522-2199

bed* wfth douOM lyre baae at fool-board. f r *ndt neodMpuni parlor chap, mahogany knsehoM oeak. mMmoanv d m n g tabM wnn 2 u s m

GAS STOVES 865 each ' a b M 8 chars 820 2 week 4 «mne TVs. 820 each Gr t s o k a H 5 532-5652

4T* 8500.sM l

ESTATE SALE Sherwood C t .

L i l l y M . & C o . ~ - c r y .

R i n N P l B

MAPLE 0P4ING ROOM t a b M 8 6 crio.

S1SS 8175 A r oondRionar

8150 Potto fuml tu re 8100 546-8660

MISCELLANEOUS F U R N I T L « 6. houeenoid items good condMon. Cak S M or Sun 3&2-0904

MOOERN braas base, neutrp formi-ca snsaasam top caektak tabM 8350 Oriental chest 8300 766-23S3

MOVING SALE black laoquv and taupe dmng aune. round gMaa tabM 4 chars. 5 cocklak tabM*. i glaas i ouMom lemrnaM C o * Mr dataOs. 646-S4S8

VIM. '2269 AUXILIARY SUNDAY 2:00 P.M

2 3 4 1 4 O r c h a r d L a k e R d

( * t o t O a n d H IVP I I

474-8180

ST. EDITH SUNDAY 6:30 P.M.

15089 Ne»bu«Bh (S at S M i t a R d )

L r v o r v *

464 1222 or 464-1224

Starting AprH 20 Father Oanlpl A toed

K M I G H T S o s cotuneus MONDAY 6:30 PM

Uvonle Elks 3 1 1 1 7 P V f t o u B v U v o m a

464 0500 425-224*

ST. EDITH TUESDAY 6:45 P.M.

1 5 0 8 9 N e w b u r g h T S of 5 Mi»6 A d I

464-1222 or 464-1224

CONGREGATION BETH SHALOM

TUESDAY 7:15 P.M. 14401 W UocokR Oak Parti

I E o f O r p p n S p k l )

547-7970

Variety Club of Detroit

WEDNESDAY, 6:30 pm rtedford Hall

27300 Ptymouth Rd (Comm of i n M l

937-0610

CONGREGATION BETH ACHIM

WEDNESDAY. 7:00 P.M. 2 1 1 0 0 W I I 11*9 •

tear A

352-8670

ST. BENEDICT SCHOOL

THURSDAY 6:30 P.M. B a v a r i a n H a l l

14211 Telegraph (Bedford T a » ) Nortn ot 1 6 6

10 C A P O S FOR St 00

531-6990

ST. JOHN'S ARMENIAN CHURCH I C h u r c h w i t h G o K J D o m e )

THURSOAY 7:00 P.M. 22001 Northwestern Hwy

569-3405

To place an ad In this directory, Please call Joanie at

9 5 3 - 2 0 8 2

F I N N I S H C E N T E R ASSOC.

THURSDAY 6:45 P.M. 35200 W. B Mite M . u * a w of F a r m m g t o r i A s )

478-6939

Finnish Cultural Center Sr. Cltoene Hoosi-xj Coro FRIDAY 10:45 A.M. 35200 W . I I M 9 N .

(1 M k e W Of F a r m i n g t o n ft* )

478-6939

16th Congress District Democratic Party

SATURDAY 6:30 P.M. ^ ^ M 8k 11

• V e o J a * k • ' n - v p r 461

M1-9340

VFW #4012 IN NORTHVILLE

SATURDAYS 6:46 P.M. 436 SO. MAIN STREET

N O W T H V 1 L L E

|M o l 7 M d p f t d >

MOVING SALE-Otrang room SaOO bedroom 8 1 8 0 l e g n i bencn. Odo-

1 Set iOam-6pm. 723 cttaaMr H P * 378 -1066

MOVING - sot* bed 8 love* S6S0 SroyhM oek end t a b M * I >00 ea Everything 2 yrs OM aacat -

MOVING WMnut kitchen tebM e«h

om, 8725 Cak

SET Of P * e O " T E O 4 M M ranan

- E R E N O CMna BMa Gartands 12

HIDE A BED . .. condmon 8150 STyang char - 825

476-4673

LIFT CHAIR new tFMUMStt An-M u i sokd wood dmng table For-

sM Art deco Mangw wooden work bench SSP9405

iDvwseei set M e new 8276

CAR AUOIO - Mareatic 100 wen. 2 channel amp 8 * 5 PyramM 400 wen 4 channel amp 8 7 5 15' 2 way Pro Ptu* bos 8175 Crete G - i 0 practice guitar amp 875 541-0666

USED REFRIGERATORS freeiers. TVs. VCRs. a r conditioners

556-2900

BACKHOC. 1966 CASE p tape . skPi traksr 820 Bruce

S H E good » 0 Aak Mr

522-4279

BOLENS I fepng " O M 2 6 " out. 2

l i o n . S a S O / b e s t C r s f t s m s n w»eaoasar 37 7 oc's. M a n p e S tSO'baat RofoOSer new enema. 4 •p. 2 0 —Oth 8 t7S-bast 443-02 -6

BOLEN 16 HP >+jm? t r m o w . 36 a i rototP Good cond ibon

actor 54 SI

476 9146

CUSTOM MADE L a m e d Stemgl Ber Sans AaeeonebM Pnoes

464-t :

FISH A Q U A R I U M S (2) 60 g M o n heaagon tana wrth s tand I

tfsng aw sryfhmg

mduded 8200. 10 gsPon r r -

FRt -SAT -SUN SALE- Craftsmen 46' Bart Sender Lathe Scroa Saw. Dana 9 tabM sew a m . many hand tooM rndudng *nttquo* 9609 FopPokt L M m M . S ol PlymouPi. W ct M s m m s n

WHIRLPOOL waaher 4 dryer 812S 8125 n i l i y e i M n r .

or 729-0276

. -V. t » F O R O - M e n garden t raesor( 126 i g l 636- -600 | T»73L * 2 m cutler trip Ogam 46 m

KoahMr engme Ooas 4 e n d * Trac-

a B T ^ 1

WHWLPOOL Wastwr 4 9 e * dryer heavy duty copper g o o o o o n d n o n

713 Bicydee

651-2431

A-l ALL SIZES SCHWINN BIKES ALSO USED. 629 - 639

MACHINE SHOP Leftovers Scr ip Pnce Cak 9am- 1pm or»y

871-6151 |

UTTLE presaei 8175 rs w h i t e t

rvstti'Mi also bed ouffti 72»-6734

LIVING R O O M SET - 6 PMCO Coioni-p brown tones gram lor I P apart-ment 82S0 427-1561

MIRRORED DINING Room T a b * 6

porsry M C M n a l * o M For rtlorma-n o f t oppowitmern caa 477- * *aa

MOVING SALE m Wayne M o d e m contemporary kml tu re C M lor ae-tww 56S-*460

POOL. T A B L E S J U K E B O X E S

N e e 4 uaad Large saMctwn Parts 4 Service S3*-1460

J E R R Y S 1449 W Arm Arbor Rd

* s e - i s o c

i 20' GT Vertigo Dike 8S0 L*ie I new amytM>i 8200 Ca6 aF •M 522-3606

JOHN DEERE - ISO. 12 Hp » in. decs ram beggar and c a n 81600 AMO Joftn Dears 2 Hp t * w . S296

476-499 ' .

VALLEY POOL TABLE • 7 t It a » SLii.esiiniM. Good comaoen 8500

wALOCNwoooe

SPRING FEVER CURE" SCHWINN BICYCLES

Many Specials Reconditioned Bicyclee

LIVONIA S C H W I N N Btcyde ft Rtneee Center

29660 W 7 Mee

476-1818

L A W N MOWERS - 5 or to re , puk-aonijMio"

30 day guarantee 4*7-7363

42 cut. .e l

after apm 4J1-3369

LAWN TRACTOR - M ® 34 cut

• RA1LPOAOT1E* NEW 4 USEO | Deevery a aMMI l 23601 H a n w a y a raa. BrbwnMown - - 4 mas E of t p e -

SINGER

OUARANTEEO UkPVEWAL STkRNO CENTER

2S70 0 m e H « y

674-0439

K w J-.Wt ^ . I « ! \«Ss4 i%Z m mm n m m m •— ia»9

9 0 L . * " * T E i D M O V W I Q 6 A l ( F n 4 8 m 10 09 4 P v ' o r v Oars N e a a a p I S t S 8 L a a a « 9 8 Jam

A N T I Q U E S •

F L E A M A R K E T S •

C O L L E C T I B L E S •

A U C T I O N S

C0ULECT0M SHOW ft 6ALE — — p t ee a s i :

a o n s C M P i - O A

<313) 227

MANCHESTDIAJTHOUIIMU.

Antiques A Collect iNes

IIS E Metn. kipneheetpr

JCTWXka* K U N W M I flfkor MB0.

Open * Osys 10 8 pi-4 0 *

1 - 4 2 8 - 9 3 5 7

D I S C O V E R TpL-tpwpph. Mumjar

3 Antique Malls 180 DEALERS

i o n M 6 0

ANDOUE CONNECTION n u - i i i a i s o ftOT4iaaa_

313S42 5042 « » e T M * 8 e n

B U Y " S E L L

GUirr OUTDOOe FU4 HAMXT , riaaNMtay-Ms^krtBBi

BUY • SELL • TRADE

A B B O T T S brimngnam. apt aaooi (313) 644-6565

WAYNE ANTKXIC A FLEA MARKET

f ^ T k T l X a t Na kkpma •

313 326-6400

To place an ad In this directory, please call Nancy at...953-2096

OAE Thursday. May 7.1992

MARKET PLACE 717 Lawn, Garden,

Farm, Snow Equip. new jomn deere w i . st*». with 121* molar, 3 8 " mowto , S

2S1-OSB4

Oliver BSHP 3 pt nnch. nydrau-Uca. m mcMim cond i t ion F a r m a . A OM I x n « w m n < wtth M

•ROTO TILLER 5 MP. I ront Un* p o w f i . i — fen w t t ( 2 5 0 Aftor 5 3 0 p m

RYAN I M I n 28 Wi t money makar $4200 naw Na»-ar r M » r uaad Aakmg 1 3 0 0 0 ' m a k a offer 486-3634

1257 95 a M 1 >57 , 'ba*t 5 5 3

- 22 m_ I Bought b 2 5 * 9

SNAPPER 26 men n d » . aKto graaa catchar. ( 3 7 5 Call o a r - w a n Spm and 10pm 851-1359

718 Building Materials OAK FLOORING SALE - 2 whO». »2 . 11 «0 par aq ft C h a r r , ' p lank

711 Building Materials OAK FLOORMO - 2% mc*i » 2 - W t o or rad $1.19 par kquar* loot . 3 V . m c t i * 2 w N t a a r r a d S i 8 6 Wkto p u n k ( 1 TS, M.T Hardwood* . me.

1-800-523-8878

steel amlomas ( • c l a r y d a k l i 6 0 0 » 1 0 0 t f w w 2 5 0 0 0 0 l o w t taoountod t p r t a t a

Mual raaarva t w 5 /30 Joa (31315*2-1000

719 Hot Tuba, Spaa A Pools

POOL. Pump Mooai S160T. Af lat 8pm.

Kayaa Pool Oack -A.pumc mcMdad 13.000 522-8008

PORTABLE SPAS o

portabtoa ( 4 155 N » $1305'

SWIMMING POOI. 1 1 * 3 2 X 4 v i m I I t dack. accaaaonaa Vou mual taha d o w n (1500/baat 961-6754

720 Rowan-Plants Farm Produce

EVERGREEN TREES - L » g a »ar»-ty Ctoarmg for buMang. larga varta-t f Atoo amita bach Low prtcaa 453-0581 or 349-4580

720 Flowere-Planta Farm Produce

LITTLE YELLOW STAND MOTHER S DAY SPECIAL

Buy one 10" hanging plant & got 8" tram

• Annuaaa - l o o numaroua 10 m a n t n n • Now IP t f to uma to plant - W a t e v a o v a r ISO . Traaa. ahrubbary. yard

Sr. CHUeana - >0% 0 24850 W S Uka

f n ak toof atraal)

PERENNIALS. ANNUALS And tnuob m o r » vary

. • a S Bywood.

PETUNIALANO IS OPEN pmhm 8 • « o t t w nowm M g a t a b w p t o n u 8 m g « g b a M a l * ara raady Opan a M r y (toy In May R o M o n I Graanftouaa 9015 Maggarty. Bakw-Mto. (1% maa N of 1-9471 Mka S o f

313-397-2252

721 Hoepital-Medical Equipment

(nvacare Bit chM.

726 Muaicel inatrumenta

722 Hobbiee Coina 4 Stamps

A BLACK SPINET PIANO w m bancR. good

t o n * and tout f i . ( 8 3 5 MtCHIOAN PIANO 548-2200

FANTASTIC FOUR Numbar )7 atranga tatok Humbkr 111 V * C . ( 1 0 0 425-7868

BABY GRANO PIANO Oark w o o d wan banch naw kay l op* . riKMbtg • i d kaia ig tndudad. (1.390

M a r t a t S a t . U a , 9. « M P M O m 100 t totoart Eddto Edgar Arana . 338*1 Lyndon. Uvon ia

BABY GRANO- Waanut. g o o d oond i •Km 11100 "baat 538-1987

723 Jewelry BASS GUITAR 6 A M P P l M t T -40 b a M wMi Crato 80 a u n amp Caawa a c o a M o r l M 1800 No n a o o t t o O n g Aftor 5 p m 353-9836

BUYING! G o U . Otomond 8 Eatato Jaw a i r , . WMcftoa. Starting. Coatuma Ja.aa- r AMiquaa, Onwntal Ruga Furwtu ra

TOP PRICES PAID 855-0053

BASS GUITAR 6 A M P P l M t T -40 b a M wMi Crato 80 a u n amp Caawa a c o a M o r l M 1800 No n a o o t t o O n g Aftor 5 p m 353-9836

BUYING! G o U . Otomond 8 Eatato Jaw a i r , . WMcftoa. Starting. Coatuma Ja.aa- r AMiquaa, Onwntal Ruga Furwtu ra

TOP PRICES PAID 855-0053

CONSOLE PIANO E - i c M a r t condi-tion, m d u d M banch

542-8838

BUYING! G o U . Otomond 8 Eatato Jaw a i r , . WMcftoa. Starting. Coatuma Ja.aa- r AMiquaa, Onwntal Ruga Furwtu ra

TOP PRICES PAID 855-0053

HAMMERED DULCIMER - wttn caaa. atoctronic h* ia r 6 Hand. duMy atnnga. D-29. ohromaBc acato. M a naw. ( 7 5 0 421-5788

aM in wMto g o U . auw 5"* 11 SOO Hava apprawal papar * <51-2171

HAMMERED DULCIMER - wttn caaa. atoctronic h* ia r 6 Hand. duMy atnnga. D-29. ohromaBc acato. M a naw. ( 7 5 0 421-5788

FINE WATCHES Rotoa-Plagot-Cantor-Cooim-Ef ta l

and othara 25V-40S, Of ! RM«* l Wa atoo aooapt tradaa 588-2829

MAHOGANY FRENCH Louto XV. baby grand piano (circa 1918). *» •

•baaant condmon (3500 545-4110

726 Musical Inatrumenta

PIANO RENTALS Try before you buy

334-0566 or 425-1102

EVOLA MUSIC

ABBEY PIANO CO 541-6116 Uaad Planoa a l Bargam Pncaal

Spmata/1495 up G r * n d * - H 4 9 5 up WE BUY PIANOS TOP C A S H

PIANO RENTALS Try before you buy

334-0566 or 425-1102

EVOLA MUSIC

DO YOU... Have so many un-needed items you don't know what to do? THEN CLASSIFIED IS THE PLACE FOR YOU.

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Classified will find a buyer

...for your bike, banjo, blender, bed, binoculars, boat, and leather coat...for your car, camper, clarinet, couch, camera, cat and top

hat...for your tent, typewriter, trumpet, T.V., table, tires, tools, and bar stools...for your stereo, saxophone, scooter, swingset, stove...

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© t e e r b e r & S t c e n t r i c CLA66IFIED RDYERTI6ING

591-0900 Wayne County 644-1070 Oakland County

852-3222 Rochester Rochester Hills

726 Musical Instruments

GRAND PIANO 5 ' 1". dark m a r w . . dmon 95900 or oftor 800-79*-2075

GUITAR -naw 179

KIMBALL SWINGER 1700 Organ - m i banch Makaof la r

537-954* KOMLER $ CAMPBELL

455-3219

KOMLER I CAMPBELL C o n a o u Pi-a n o Goodoond fuon 12 yr» OU 9900

MUSSER Marimba o w l addRtotj I nanoa. 92000

4 oc t i x * eon-Mi raao-335-0978

PIANO - Wurtltzar Sp*«at Fair con-d i t ion (400 or b a n o"a r Caa 522-1811

PIANO - Y AMANA CLAVINOVA CLP-290 a m banch. 5 ' * * 1.000 962-9*97

hogany padai Danch lanuqua. 'modarm 92.990 4 5 * - 1 6 * 6

We Buy... PIANOS

iSpmat* . Conaoiaa. Granda) . ano-

HAMMOND ORGANS (B-3. C-3. A 100 9 o Wars I

Call Mr Howard (313) 531-5920

73* Houaehoid Pats

CHOW CHOW - m a u d pupa Graat tanuty or guard d o g * M o m AKC vary adorabto. 920 aacfi

Ptaona anyt lma 425-5*29

COCKER SPANIEL P«#*. AKC. T wwaka old. black w m a m a wnna.

• 313-227-5023

COCKER SPANIEL pup* . AKC. rad. champion Dioodkna. hava moOtor 4 tatnar 729-4419

COLLIE/BnfTTAKY SPANIEL M l 2 yr old maM Lo»aa c n M r a n to oood noma only 4 5 S - M 9 1

OACHSHUNOBIHWL 1 Dtock. 1 rad. raaannatm pneaa. pu ra brad

464-7954

DALAMATIAN - AKC. 7 montn Old tomato, naada good noma Aifcing $150 729-1904

DALMATIAN. 10 morttna OW. AKC.

738 Houaehotd Pets WIRE P O * POPPIES •ng dapoan. 1 tomato M 9 mondto .

WIRE P O * T E R R * B S - AKC. M b M u l brand naa. m a r brad tor q u a * ly A tamparmant 3 1 3 - 6 3 4 - 4 * 3 3

W I M P O * TERMER

3 1 3 - 7 2 7 -

TORKIE PUPS AKC. Vat cnackad . • r n « l « l DmOr tor M o t o r t Day gift ( 2 0 0 and 453 -2791

740 Pat Servicea BARNEY PEBBLES. S v n • P o o e f

aota ' • a to onfy Ptoaaa

561 -5710

l o u o f huga.

744 Horses, Livestock Equipment

ARABIAN HORSES t *Oka l o ru to tor ' arUoymaril Alao m o * A rac-

ing a toc* Raaaonabiy pnoad ' 313-6B*-S722

DALMATION 'LAB MIX Two 9 mo o U doga l o good homaa Caga raudad 961-933*

ARABIAN WELSH MARE - 17 y4 o u . 9250 wrfo taca Naada a p o o d homa Al tar Spm. 3 * 9 - 7 4 0 2

728 VCR, TV, Stereo, Hi-Fi, Tape Oecka

REALISTIC m u a r crophona. Wand. 9150

STEREO. JVC componantk . ««th Toaniba CO playw M a r a m i kOkkk-ark 9300 J t H

730 Sporting Goods Exafciae Equipment

BMt EXERCISE MACHtNC. naw D o 20 or mora axarciaa*. 9400

536-4577

BROWNING 9mm high powar ~ >o>aa i

522 -506*

EXPERIENCED

GOLF BALLS 139.000...$4 A Dozen

And Up No LMMt

Over 200 Used Got! Sets £25 & Up

9455 InkHar Rd Btwn Joy 9 Ann Arbor Tr . Lhrqnto

421-2644 Top 999 °k»d tor t r t ad Golf Satk.

Got ' Equtpmant a G o * BaKk

OOBERMAN AKC raglatarad 7 yr oM tomato A 3 yr oW N*»ar baan brad ParrWy o patk. naad good homaa 721-1900

G E R M A N SHEPHERD P«pa. AKC. 10 i i n • > i 0 u . fbn-Ttn-TIn took-w-

G O L D E N RETRIEVER Pupptoa AKC. 9250 matok. 9300 tomatok

455-2907

GREAT Dana Garman S tapna rd m u 6 5 U * af toct ionaia 9 naada r o o m l o run Aftar Spm 471-4011

CJM FARMS. INC. Oftor* tna flnaat at out door boa rd w / p t o n t a d pak tu rak . a u t o m a t i c

e n d toadkig p ro-» room, mflaa o l

. larga Indoor 9 ou tdoo r wa handto m a achadu-

•ng of aa w l i 9 farnar work. For m o r a n i o o a . 313-346-6619 Boarding • Training • Sales

Lessons • Camp

GREAT DANE • ktud wi th good padtgraa C a .

HUSKY puppy, houaat l rokan. tnraa montha OH), a . kfiota

313-462-6*32

PAINTS Ouwtor Horaaa and W a r m -to Waanftngk through know

proapactk Engaafi W a a m r i . Ptoa-4 2 6 - 3 5 * 9

JACK RUSSELL Tamar pupa, nemt-tant bUodkna. b a a u t i t u marklnga Aftar 6 p m Marlon A78-0665

KERRY BLUE TERRIERS K . 14 waakk < 9700 nagohaft to

Evaa 762-0664

KITTENS - 4 adorabto kittana avan-a£M« to good homaa 873-6395

LAB M I X

wm cn*> m o n m a o M

Mala nautorad good olhar arwralk 8

855-4136

LAB PUP, AKC Shotk wack tomato — y k m m 1250 937-0472

LAB PUPPIES - AKC. black mala 9 tomato, tk l a f w u paran t i can b * kaar 8 wka oM 9250 879-9934

l a b PUPPIES. 6 waakk black cnocototo. AKC. graat paocaa aog» M a t oftor 3 5 * 8562

GOLF CLUBS TOMMY ARMOUR 845 Honk. 3-W * 1 to 9400 baal oftor Eoaa

LABRADOR PUP - AKC. ya*>w •32-3336 I m * 1 * • f * > " 4 e f tompUn back

POOL SLIDE ngh hand Twmt S o u r . 16 X 32 Baal oftor Cak mormngk

522-4696

ground 1250 oaal 535-0674

POOL TABLES AT da ta antiqua. ultra m o d a m oar k i n Floor modal damo 'k

399-7255 Evaa 655-1314

SPA1.0WIG EXECUTIVE Goff O u t * , uaad lane* Oak.«* bag 9 c a n Wtk

522-6311 356-0620

WEIGHTMAN banch with lag curt 9 lat pu« at iacnmantk 2 long A * k h o n bark 290» of ww^h t . Hka naw ISOQ.'beat. aftar » m : ' * 7 6 - 1 6 * 5

735 Wanted To Buy ALBUMS «5 k Cud comic* , carda. magaxinaa. modal* toyk M o t o w n E M * BaatH itam» E w a 26* -1251

LABRAOORS B u c k 7 w k * old comparaon/hunt lng dog Oraadmg Hipa A ayaaguaran iaad 1400 Spnnl ta ld Pa( Raaon 313-365-7007

LATINO COCKAT1ELS - Mataa rktoad vary tnandfy nck j d tng B nakan caoa 1250 459-1979

> D u yard na . Motnar t

LOVING HOME ad tor 2 larga doga ara plaaaanl 1 toying A bof f i ara nautarad D x u r o a lorcaa adopt ion ptoaaa i m Spanky 6 Spnuar I rom lha pound 721-5*17

MAINE COON KITTENS Larga io»abto a f lac twnata u t tona raady lor Mothar a Day CPA 9 TtCA ragwtarad CaU 279-2640

MIXED LAB naada lowng homa Famala 4 ywara old. good fanWy pat Vary good wtth c M d r a n 9 olhar a n mala 476- 1945

A L W A Y S BUYING

BASEBAL t - Any apo r t * ca rda or mamoracaka unopanad c a a a a - b o i aa Topp c * i h WHI travat 477-2580

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738 Houaehoid Peta ABANDONED YOUNG DOGS Mad . urn aaa 9 mo* o u A * aftota a

ADORABLE hittona 1 p a r a u n cat toi a d a p t u n Vatxtnakad a vat

AOORABLE 14 waak o u c o r t a p o o w«uto with apncot maramga. mato 1250 mcludaa c ^ a A n, i, l a i i n n i

456-2433

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S H U - T Z U AKC 3 I Vat cf tackad. any b rown Aftor 3 p m

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SlAMANX KITTENS. M a r u Mr 1100

808 Boata 4 Mors C R E S T L i f ^ R 1971 ttorglaaa 100 hp Evtnruda. a a i » » w g-aat wtth aava* 12 *0Q/ t i 5 6 1 ^ 1 7 0

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EViNRuOE -16 R T r * Bowndar. 100 hp Jewtaon R u r ^ o d 12 000 o r b M O f t o r 935-2908

tan mg boat 2 8va watoJ25 baat of-tor Al tar 8 p m 437-702)

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FIBERGLASS i r da V. 75 hp Jofmaon A M l . • * aa. aato-wanta naw car S2700 748-9423

FOUR W i l i s i r d a b o a t ' 40 HP kiboard. 'outboard, kw mum-wk 18300 E x t r a 626-4805

HORSE SHOEING 313-487-9885

PURE ARAB MARE- Po ton Egypt ian Muat aaa oMtoga b o u n d

Caa 517-362-6004

800 Rec. Vehicles QUAD RACER 1987

804 Airplanes FIFTY PERCENT par tnaraNp « a 1979 A36 Bonanza, l u . K ing tkgnal kbkoiuiatv Ktodad Outa tantkng « r p u n a E«a* 313-344-B89«

POUR WINNS 1988. 170 m b o w d ' o w t b o a r d aat contk-t lon, baal oftor 478-7429

FOUR WINNS 1986 - I , 190hp inboard outboard d o t coo ing burgOTdylauea. (10.5(624-9351

FOUR WINNS 1967. 140 HP. a»ca—rn < houra. (9500- oftor

FOUR WINNS 1963 K . 200 up anc i l i . r i t condmon. t raa(6900 day* 951-3111

FOURWINNS 1997 - 19 190 Hon-t o n . opan bow. t90 f t p . M r t4uk. mint condmon 110 000 683- "525

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LARSON 1966 17V» f t 5 tore* outboard, traitor aar ra . ttcaaam condi twn (6.500 17-6564

FOR- SALE - 50% 1978 A36 Bonanza, full kay t » g i t » abaoiutaiy n a d a d ou ta tandmg m -

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ONE THIRD mtaraat a v a t t u m «rv macu to l * IFR 200 Mpn 4-ptaca M o o

201 Hangarad at P o n t i a c ' 6B3-2257

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MEYERS 13 a l u m r w n U Enn-n jdk 19 h p / tank Sawn I W n r w • 75 h p n a * t l I 9 5 ' a * / 0 f \ Daya 422-2232 E»wk 6 - 2 ' 18

NORTH AMERICAN. 1966i6 ft 6-bargiaaa mboara/outboar«4arcu-

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PONTOON 1984 Har na, 24 40 hp with t«wwr tr im • a r-rw ( 000

14-560*

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S E A R A ' SUNOANCER-197 a i c * tont condmon. A « y a q u « P * Mu* i aa. ( 5 900 laka* 7 L 9 0 3 i

SEARAY 1975 19 f l . u r y g o o c o n dmorv. atavwaa ataar prop M r « r a d u . fax fmdar (55CO 980-777

SEA RAY 1982 26 EkprMk wr, good condi t ion, naw apnotoiry. Lor an tra*ar ( 1 6 900 647-«C2

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SUMMER BOAT DOCKAGE

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422 -67

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453-5020

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422-2838

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MARILYN FITCHCTT, EDITOR S h e ( D b s e r u e r 953-2102

THURSDAY. MAY. 7 , 1 9 9 2 BUILDING SCENE

INS IDE:

Floor plans, 2 G

G B U I L D I N G S C E N E S

NAMES & PLACES

Birmingham office building opens r

Tbe f i rs t of f ice building in Birmingham to be built in four yea r s has opened its doors Tbe J . West Hunter Building is a three-story, 71,000-square-foot s t ruc ture with a three-story a t r ium. covered parking and 24-hour security

It is owned by Sterling Equit ies I Corp of Indianapolis and is available for sale or lease. Tre r ice Tosto of Bingham F a r m s is the brokerage f i rm. Damooe/Andrew of Troy was the general contractor . Michael Boggio of Bi rmingham was the archi tect .

Young Engineer named Charles J . Roar ty of NTH

Consultants, Farming ton Hills, has been selected as Young Engineer of the Year by the Detroit Chapter of the Michigan Society ot Professional Engineers. Roar ty is geotechnical depa r tmen t manager of the company ' s Detroit office.

The award Is presented to the engineer who best meets cr i ter ia in professional accomplishment . ^ ^

community and involvement in professional organizations.

He has served a s project engineer for tbe 150 West Je f fe r son building, resident engineer and rone manager C h a r i ^ R o a r t y of construction during an expansion p rogram at O 'Hare Airport in Chicago and consulting engineer in residence during the initial underground construction at the Detroit Was tewate r Trea tment Plant P u m p Station HA.

HRC promotes McPhee David McPhee has been named

chief engineer of design in the mechanical depar tment at Hubbell, Roth It Clark, the Bloomfield Hills consulting engineering f irm.

McPhee joined HRC in 1958 and is in charge of design work and wri t ten specif icat ions for munic ipa ls and industrial projects . He is also involved in the development of computer p rog rams for civil engineering and s t ruc tura l engineering designs.

Kelly names design f irm Ford it E a r l Associates. Troy, has been

selected to design the interior of Kelly Services expansion of its corpora te headquarters in Troy ,

Readers inspire designers

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Responses to the 1992 Dream Home survey re-sulted in the design of three houses with the owner in mind.

The Avalon: 1,490 square feet

D a v i d M c P h a a

If there ' s one t h i n g Observer & Eccentr ic readers agreed on in thei r responses to Landmark Design a 1992 Dream H o m e survey, it was brick. N o ma t t e r wha t s i te of home people dream of bui lding, brick is the i r exterior ma te r i a l of choice.

And a l though t h a t preference d idn ' t hold t rue in responses received f rom other par t s of t be country , L a n d m a r k wasn ' t surpr ised at br ick ' s con t inu ing popular i ty in th i s area.

More t h a n 100 readers sent completed survey forms tha t ran in t he Observer & Eccentr ic in J a n u -ary. Because of t he high response. L a n d m a r k creat-ed" Urn* sepa ra te home p lans for small 41,49(1 square feet), m e d i u m (2,185 square feet) a n d large (3,873 s q u a r e feet) houses . Each is cus tom-ta i lored to t he ta l l ied specif icat ions of t ha t size range. Floor p l ans for each model and the survey responses tha t

S e e S U H V E Y , 3G

A vote for function BY MARILYN FITCHETT STAFF WRITER

Some of t h e replies were strictly by t h e book. Others were long enough to fill a book.

Some w a n t e d to spend $45,000. Others w a n t e d to see wha t 10 t imes t h a t much would buy.

But r e s p o n d e n t s to the L a n d m a r k Dream Home survey could be more easily categorized by the simi-larit ies they w a n t e d in thei r homes.

Of t he more t h a n 100 Observer & Eccen t r i c read-ers who responded to the survey pr in ted in J anua ry , more t h a n one- th i rd (36) were in teres ted in a 2,000-

S e e FUNCTION, 3G

The Regent: 2,185 square feet

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The Ascot: 3,873 square feet.

Furniture a reminder of days past Designers waxed nostalgic at the recent fu rn i tu re market

in High Po in t , N.C. But ra ther than l ine-for-l ine copies from no tab le early collections, they opted for repr ises from the pas t u p d a t e d for t he present .

A serving cabine t from Baker Furni ture Co., for example, s t a s h e s a 12-bottle wine rack behind one door. T h e company

- k n o w s full well t h a t few homes have wine ce l la rs these daya— Likewise, o ther m a n u f a c t u r e r s know there were no comput-ers or T V s in centur ies pas t . But they're des igning nostalgic cab ine t s for them, anyway.

In a more t rad i t iona l vein is a trend for f u r n i t u r e painted in country style. A cheat , hand-decorated wi th an all-over s t a r design reminiscent of the Pennsylvania German folk look, is one example. T h e piece, from Cen tu ry Furn i tu re Co., ia pa r t of i ts Henry Ford & Greenfield Village reproduction collection.

B u t history, as it will be seen in retail s tores by late sum-

mer . is being repeated in grand as well as plebian dimen-

aions. In adap t ing o rna te an t iques in Russ ia ' s Hermi tage Palace.

Baker mined one of t he more exotic and luxur ious veins. T h e col lect ion includes a n u m b e r of pieces with e labora te gilding a n d carving, such as a center hall table wi th a faux marble top. Some of t he pieces, such as a desk wi th s u p p o r t s carved i 0 t h e claaaical Greek lyre shape, are of m a p p a burl , a highly floured wood which resembles the Karel ian b i rch often used on R u s s i a n court l u m i t u r e . At 113,750 for t he table , the col-JaCtion has prices to match the visual g randeur . > " f U l p h Lauren ' s English campaign-style mahogany furn i t o r e — 111,038 for one of t he beds — ia alao pricey. Named Dressage, i t ia designed to look like a wonderful ant ique •fcop discovery. Deta i l* inc lude the c o m p a n y ' s ins ignia in po l i shed brass , campaign hardware a n d artif icially aged l e a t h e r on bed headboa rds and easy chairs , decorated with pa in t ed eques t r i an mot i fs

Pea r son ' s collection, by Bri t i sh fabr ic designer Victoria Mor land, a lso exploits the romant i c i sm of Br i t i sh legend with f u r n i t u r e such as a p lan ter ' s cha i r , a " S t a r of India shaped o t t o m a n and an end t ab l e decorated wi th paisley motifs .

Specif ical ly American historic per iods are reproduced in _ the Miss ion a n d Shaker styles. J a m e s t o w n Ster l ing ' s new

oak bedroom a n d occasional pieces are adap t ed f rom the his-toric miss ion pieces at Roycroft Inn in Eas t Aurora . N.Y. S tan ley F u r n i t u r e Co. added new pieces to both ita Mission-inspired a n d Shaker furn i ture in t roduced at t h e October market .

Broyhi l l ' s "Wexford Ter race" American Victor ian collec-t ion is adap t ed from the kind of opu len t f u r n i t u r e a lumber baron of t he Nor thwes t might have selected.

In t h e pas t , mos t par t s of a named collection t ended to be of t he s ame mater ia l and style. Now i t ' s common to mix glass, meta l , wicker and woods in na tu ra l and pa in t ed fin-ishes.

T h e ma te r i a l s may be a hodgepodge, b u t the re ' s often a s trong b r a n d - n a m e asaociation to lend an air of au then t ic i ty . A new mixed collection from Drexel-Heri tage. for example , is baaed on furn iahinga from the Bi l tmore E s t a t e in Asheville, N.C. ' \

T h e c o m m o n thread ia often a pa r t i cu la r deaigner ' s name, such as Mark H a m p t o n whoae 70-piece collection for Hicko-ry Cha i r Co. copies mid to late 19th century coun t ry furni-tu re f rom Eng land and France. T h e fu rn i tu re inc ludes un-ma tched ches t s , tables , d in ing cha i r s a n d uphols te red piec-es, m a n y wi th Gothic revival detai ls .

"Two-career families are t he norm, so people don ' t have the s h o p p i n g t i m e they once h a d , " H a m p t o n says 1 tried to take s o m e t h i n g tha t haa been popula r forever, to give the effect of a n t i q u i n g abroad."

Frugal decorating begins with paint (AP) — Wi th only 1500. how would you epiff u p a

P a i n t ? Fu rn i t u r e? Acceaaoriee'*

r Several in ter ior designers were aaked, a n d all choae pa in t

M a t least pa r t of t h e solut ion

Valances for exiating window shades or blinds and a akirt-. ed table will soften a room, aa will any fabric-covered table. Shaw, for example, turned a childhood deak into a vanity table, us ing a glass top and a skirt made from a printed bed sheet.

j f W a can't forget paint because that's the beat decorating • Connie Beale of Greenwich, Conn., suggests buying paint VfSgsin " says Patricia Treiber Shaw of Dallas, a consultant a wallpaper border. Do the work yourself and add an M J . C . Pen pey Qo. "A piece of unfinished furniture, newly inexpensive sisal area rug. painted, can work miracles. And new throw pillows foe the sofa — all for under $500 — could change a room's whole "If the room feels under-decorated, the money would be lepk." better spent on a couple of great pUnta." Beale aays.

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Avalon appeals to 2 generations'

C o m p a c t in s ize , e c o n o m i c a l t o b u i l d a n d m a i n t a i n , t h e Ava lon ( P l a n 332-041) is d e s i g n e d t o a p p e a l t o i n d i v i d u a l s a t t w o w i d e l y vary-ing s t ages in l i fe . *

F i r s t - t i m e h o m e b u y e n s . i n c l u d i n g s ingles , wil l a p p r e c i a t e t h e n u m -ber of c o n t e m p o r a r y a m e n t i e s we 've b e e n a b l e t o p a c k i n t o s u c h a n a f f o r d a b l e p a c k a g e . O l d e r c o u p l e s wil l e n j o y l iv ing in a h o u s e so m u c h eas ie r to ca re fo r t h a n i h e - t s r g e - h o u s e t h e y n e e d e d w h e n t h e y were r a i s i n g c h i l d r e n .

B u t in n o way is t h i s l i k e m o v i n g i n t o a d i n k y a p a r t m e n t . T h e k i t c h -e n a n d utility- r o o m a r e b o t h q u i t e large for t h i s s ize h o u s e . A n d t h e r e ' s p l e n t y of s p a c e t o a c c o m m o d a t e t h e g r a n d c h i l d r e n w h e n t h e y c o m e to v i s i t K i t c h e n f e a t u r e s i n c l u d e an e a t i n g b a r , l a zy s u s a n s h e l v i n g a n d a b u i l t - i n h u t c h w i t h g l a s s doo r s . P l a n t s flourish on t h e h u t c h - t o p she l f , b a t h e d in l i gh t t h a t s p i l l s in t h r o u g h a h igh w i n d o w .

T h e b u i l t - i n c o o k t o p f a c e s i n t o a wall t h a t c o u l d b e e l i m i n a t e d if a more open fee l ign w a s d e s i r e d . B u t c h a n g i n g t h a t d e s i g n f e a t u r e w o u l d expose k i t c h e n a c t i v i t i e s t o t h e great room, w h i c h m a n y c o o k s w i s h to avo id . A n d c u p b o a r d s ove r t h e c o o k t o p w o u l d be los t .

W i n d o w s s p a n m o s t of t h e back wal l of t h e grea t r o o m , filling t h e space w i th l i gh t . S l i d i n g g l a s s door s in t h e d i n i n g s e c t i o n p r o v i d e ac-cess t o a s m a l l d e c k t h a t c a n a l so be r e a c h e d t h r o u g h s i m i l a r g l a s s door s in t h e m a s t e r b e d r o o m . A fireplace s e t s t h e t o n e for ch i l l y w i n t e r n igh t s .

T h e u t i l i t y r o o m i s nex t t o t h e b e d r o o m s a n d garage , a n d on ly a few s t e p s away f r o m t h e k i t c h e n . A m e n i t i e s i n c l u d e a fo ld ing c o u n t e r , s to r -age c a b i n e t s , a d e e p s i n k a n d s p a c e for a f reezer . If t h i s h o m e is b u i l t over a b a s e m e n t , t h e t o p of t h e s t a i r s f eeds i n t o t h i s room. L i n e n s to r -age is in t h e h a l l w a y s , c o n v e n i e n t t o t h e b e d r o o m s a n d b a t h r o o m .

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m a s t e r su i t e .

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Regent sparkles with lots of light

T h e R e g e n t ( P l a n 332-042) is a h o u s e w h e r e l ight a b o u n d s . Any r o o m t h a t i s n ' t r ich in w i n d o w g lass is b r i g h t e n e d b y a s k y l i g h t .

T h e f a m i l y l i v i n g a r e a received spec ia l a t t e n t i o n f r o m des igne r s . In a d d i t i o n to s k y l i g h t s , s o u r c e s of "na tura l l igh t h e r e i n c l u d e a g a r d e n w i n d o w , a n o c t a g o n a l e a t i n g bay . a n d s l i d i n g g l a s s d o o r s t o t h e deck .

T h e f r o n t of t h e h o m e is m o r e fo rma l , s t a r t i n g w i t h t h e br ick col-u m n s t h a t flank t h e a r c h e d e n t r a n c e . I n s i d e , t h e d i n i n g r o o m is on t h e lef t a n d t h e l iv ing r o o m is on t h e r ight . B o t h h a v e v a u l t e d ce i l ings .

T h e m a s t e r s u i t e l o o k s o u t o n t o t he deck . S l i d i n g g l a s s door s cou ld b e i n s t a l l e d h e r e , i n s t e a d of a w indow. In t h e s k y l i t m a s t e r b a t h r o o m , t h e b a t h r o o m a n d a n ove r s i zed shower a r e e n c l o s e d T h i s p r o v i d e s a d d -e d p r ivacy , a n d p r e v e n t s s h o w e r s t e a m f r o m fogging t h e mi r ro r s over t h e d o u b l e v a n i t y . A w a l k - i n c lose t is a l s o i n c l u d e d .

P l a c m e n t of t h e k i t c h e n s i n k , a t t h e e n d of a long work i s l a n d , a l l ows m e m b e r s of t h e c l e a n - u p crew to face i n t o t h e f a m i l y r o o m , nook or look t h r o u g h t h e g a r d e n w i n d o w w i t h only a s l i gh t t u r n of t h e head . C u p -b o a r d d o o r e o n o n e s i d e of t h e large w a l k - i n p a n t r y a l l o w d i rec t acces s f r o m t h e c o o k i n g a r e a . All or p a r t of t h i s i s l a n d c o u l d b e o u t f i t t e d a s a n e a t i n g b a r .

A g e n e r o u s u t i l i t y r o o m wi th sky l igh t a n d w i n d o w i s h o u s e d in t h e w i n d w i t h t h e b e d r o o m s a n d t h e garage . F e a t u r e s i .nclude c o u n t e r s , l i n e n c lose t , c a b i n e t s , d e e p s ink a n d a coat c lo se t t h a t c o m e s in h a n d y for h a n g i n g t h e i r on ing . S t a i r s l ead ing to t h e b a s e m e n t a r e a l s o here

T w o m o r e l i n e n c l o s e t s a r e t u c k e d i n t o a l coves in t h e b e d r o o m ha l l . T h e m a i n b a t h r o o m h a s a sky l igh t a n d d o u b l e b a s i n s .

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Avalon survey results GENERAL INFORMATION Typt of Home 86% One Story 0 * Two Story 1 *% Spin Level 86% Basement

Size of home 0% 1000 & less ' - 100% 1001 io 1500 0% 2001 to 2 5 0 ^ 0% 2501 to 3500

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0% 1501 to 2000 0% 3500 & up

Budget for home I

Lot location 29% Standard Lot

ExMrlor style 29% Contemporary

0% Engksfi Tudor

I eiciudedl $83 000

57% Acreage

57% Country 0% Colonial

0% Spanish 0% VeJonan

14% Other

14% Ranch 0% Other

Exterior material 86% Bnck 0% Stone 0% Wood 0% Stucco 43% Other

Garage Numoer ot cars 1 5 14% Shop 29% Storage 14% RV Partung

LIVING AREAS In aoditior io kitchen and living area I would i«ke the following rooms in my home 14% Formal Entry 29% Formal Ommg 0% Recreation 29% Family Boom 0% Media Room 14% Exercise Room o% Office 0% Den 0% Guest Sune 0% Library 43% UWtfy 14% Nursery

Number of Bedrooms 2 9 Number or Sams 2 OtWer ipoms 29%

KITCHEN FEATURES Style and Shape 86% Country 0% U shaped Amenities 43% Breakfast nook 71% Pantry 29% Appliance center 29% island

14% Wrth-thru 0% Other

29% Eating Bar 0% Double 0%Gn«

29% Recycling Center Oven 0% Trash Compactor

0% Other

MASTER SUITE FEATURES 57% isolated from 29% Adpcent lo other bedrms 57% Patio 14% S»ftmg room 29% Pnvate bath w«th »>e to»owng features 29% TutvShower comb 0% Bathtub 43% Shower 43% Oversized Tub

• 14% Two was* basins 29% SkyKght u%B*Jet 14% Spa 0% Other

M AIN BATH F E A T U R E S 86% Tub/Shower comb 0% 8athtub 0% Shower 0% Oversized T^>

0% Two wash basins i4%SkyhgM OX B-Otn 0% Other

SPECIAL REQUESTS _ 86% Fireplace 29% Woodstove 14% Spa 0% mdoor Sw** Pool

0% Computer Center 4 j % DecKPaio 0% Alnum 43% Security System 29% VauMed Ce*ng 43% Skylights 29% Other

i womd conaerve energy By Mfc>ng advantage of 0% Mimmized windows 29% Passive totar 4% Aceve solar 86% Ertra-nuMKon

DEMOGRAPHICS Number m Household 3 t Do you own a home' 7i%Yes Areyeugomgiooutfdabom*? 4 3 * V«

Age J97 71*

Status 71% Warned 29% S.ngle

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Regent survey results GENERAL INFORMATION

2 7 * Two Story 11 % Spill Level 65% Basement

Size ot home 0% 1000 4 less

6 2 % 2001 to 2500 0% 1001 to 1500 0% 2501 to 3500

38% 1501 to 2000 0% 3500 4 up

Budget for home (land excluded! $i 46.587

44% Acreage Lot location 38% Standard Lot

Exterior style 27% Contemporary 18% Country 4% Spanish

9% English Tudor 7% Colonial 7% Victorian

Exterior material 80% Bnck 33% Stone

15% Other

20% Ranch 9% Other

16% Wood 2% Stucco 16% Other

Garage Number of cars 2 3 33% Shop 78% Storage 15% RV Parking

LIVING AREAS In addition to Meften and Svmg area r would like the following rooms m my home 73% Formal Bwry 64% Formal Omng 13% Recreation 60% Family Room

4% Media Room 31% Exerose Room 33% Office 20% Den 27% Guest Sume 42%LA*ary 64% Utility 0% Nursery Number of Bedrooms 2.9 Number of Baths 2 5 Other rooms 29%

KITCHEN FEATURES Style and Shape 44% Country 29% U shaped 11% Wafc thru 13% Other Amenities S 67% Breakfast nook 85% Pantry 35% Eating Bar 33% Recycling Center 33% AppAance center 58% Island 38% Double Oven 27% Trasr Compactor 58% Garden Window 27% Freeze*- 33% GnH 9% Other

MASTER SUITE FEATURES 85% isolated from 25% Adjacent to other Bedrms 36% Patio 29% Sntmg room 58% Prrvati bath w*h following features 33% TutyShower comb 29% Bathtub 62% Shower 33% Oversized-Tub 62% Turn wash basins 56% Skykgw IS% Bidet 29*. Sea 22% Other

MAIN BATH FEATURES 78% TutyShower comb 11% Bathtub 45% Two wash banns 38% Skykght

11% Shower 2% Bidet

7% Oversized Tie 11% Other

SPECIAL REOUESTS 82% Fireplace 11% Woodstove 20% Spa 2% Indoor Swim Pool 24% Computer Center 80% Deck,Patio 27% Atnum 58% Security System 51% Vaulted Ce*ng 55% Shykghts 29% Other

I would conserve energy By taking advantage of 20% HArwTkzad windows 38% Passive s o * 20% Active tour 91% Extra insulation

DEMOGRAPHICS Number m Household 2 5 Do you own a homa? 9 l % Yes Are you going io burfd a home"' 49% Ves

I R , 4 5 3 Status 82% Mamei)

•*% S*ngie -4% Divorced 4% Widowed

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B r i c k w a l l s a n d h a l f - t i m b e r i n g in t h e gab le s w o u l d be e n o u g h to e s t a b l i s h t h e A s c o t ' s T u d o r s ty l ing . B u t m a s s i v e m e d i e v a l c h i m n e y s , r i b b o n s of s m a l l - p a n e d w i n d o w s , a n d a n or ie l w i n d o w at c e n t e r on t h e s e c o n d floor c o m p l e t e t h e image . -

O n c e i n s i d e t h e Asco t ( P l a n 332-043) , y o u r ' r e c l e a r l y in t h e "90s. A l a rge k i t c h e n p a c k e d w i th m o d e r n c o n v e n i e n c e s is a l t h e h e a r t of t h e A s c o t . F e a t u r e s i n c l u d e d o u b l e ovens , m i c r o w a v e , d i s h w a s h e r , w a l k - i n p a n t r y , a n d a n i s l a n d w i th a c o o k t o p a n d gril l . B r e a k f a s t in in t h e s u n n y o c t a g o n a l nook s t a r t s y o u r d a y on a c h e e r f u l n o t e .

F o r m a l d i n i n g t a k e s p l a c e in t h e v a u l t e d d i n i n g r o o m . A second- f loo r b a l c o n y o v e r l o o k s t h i s space , a n d F r e n c h d o o r s o p e n o n t o a d i n i n g d e c k .

T h e l o b b y i s a l s o v a u l t e d . S t a i r s lead t o a s e c o n d floor l a n d i n g wi th a r a i l ed b a l c o n y f a c i n g t h e e n t r a n c e . A s m a l l d e n o r o f f ice is t o t h e le f t , a n d a s t a t e l y v a u l t e d l iv ing room w i t h fireplace is t o t h e right.

S t a i r s in t h e l o b b y a r e n ' t t h e o n l y acces s t o t h e s e c o n d floor. A n o t h e r s t a i r c a s e is in t h e f a m i l y room. B a s e m e n t s t a i r s a r e be low, a c c e s s i b l e f r o m a n o c t a g o n a l h u b . o p e n to t h e k i t c h e n , garage , u t i l i t y room v pow-d e r r o o m a n d m a s t e r s u i t e , a l l a t t h e s a m e t i m e .

A g a r d e n s p a is t h e m o s t s t r i k i n g f e a t u r e of m a s t e r su i t e . A m e n i t i e s i n c l u d e a n e n c l o s e d to i le t a n d overs ized shower , h i s a n d h e r s wa lk - in c l o s e t s , a n d t w i n b a s i n s in a n e x t r a - l o n g v a n i t y .

S t o r a g e s p a c e a n d t h r e e m o r e b e d r o o m s a r e u p s t a i r s . E a c h h a s a l a rge w a l l - i n c lo se t T h e back b e d r o o m is i n t e n d e d fo r u s e a s a gues t s u i t e , b u t c o u l d be a d e n on of f ice . I t i s l a rger a n d h a s p r i v a t e b a t h w i th t w o b a s i n s .

O c c u p a n t s of t h e o t h e r t w o b e d r o o m s wil l h a v e to s h a r e a b a t h r o o m . T h e t u b is n e s t l e d i n t o t h e nook c r e a t e d by t h e d i a m o n d - p a n e d win-, down in t h e o r i e l - s t v l e p r o j e c t i o n .

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Ascot survey results GENERAL INFORMATION Type ot Home 16% One Story 62% Two Story 22% SpM Level 70% Basement

Size of home 0% 1000 6 less 0% 2001 to 2500

0% 1001 to 1500 62% 2501 to 3500

0% 1501 to 2000 38% 3500 4 up

Budget for home (land axduded) S258.051

70% Acreage Lot location 16% Standard Lot 14% Other

Exterior style 19% Contemporary 24% English Tudor

22% Country 5% Colonial

3% Spanish 11% Vctonan

5% Ranch 11% Other

Exterior material 89% Bnck 43% Stone 41% Wood 16% Stucco 5% Other

Garage Number of cars 3 1 32% Shoo 65% Storage 8% RV Parking

LIVING AREAS In addition to kitchen and »vmg area I would like the loHowwig rooms m my hone 84% Formal Entry 84% Formal Dining 38% Recreation 78% Family Room 24% Media Room 38% Exercise Room 46% Office 46% Den 57% Guest Sune 57% Library 73% Utmty 8% Nursery Number of Bedrooms 4 Number of Baths 3 3 Other rooms 32%

KITCHEN FEATURES Style and Shape 46% Country 22% U shaped 16% Walk thru 14% Other Amenities 81% Breakfast nook 100% Pantry 43% Eating Bar 46% Recychng Center 51% Appkance center 65% island 68% Double Oven 46% Trash Compactor

. «6% Garden Window >1%Freezer 41%Gm 19%OlHw

MASTER SUTTE FEATURES 68% isolated trom 24% Ad|acent toother bedrms 30% Patio 35% Sitting room 54% Private bath with lha loHowing features 19% TutyShower comb 19% Bathtub 81% Shower 46% Oversized Tub 84% Two wash basins 57% Skykght 35% Bidet 46% Spa 24% Other

MAIN BATH FEATURES 88% TutyShower comb 14% Bathtub 27% Shower 2?% Oversized Tub 70% Two wash basins 38% Skylight 5% Bidet 8% Other

SPECIAL REOUESTS 95% Fireplace 8% Woodstove 35% Spa 19% indoor Swan Pool 43% Computer Center 92% Oach/PaM 32% Ainum 78% Security System 51% vaulted Ce*ng 57% Skylights 22% Othe-

I would conserve energy By taking advantage o« 5% Mmmued windows 43% Pasxve solar ?4% Actrva solar 92% Extra w u m o n

DEMOGRAPHICS Number Household 3 5 Do you own a home' Are fou going to Bu*J a home'

Aoe 42 89% Yes

Status 84% Marned 8% Single

. 1 % Widowed

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p e r t a i n t o each a p p e a r on P a g e 3 S e v e r a l o t h e r f e a t u r e s were a l s o in p o p u l a r de-

Tnand . n o m a t t e r w h a t s ize t h e h o u s e . All r e spon -d e n t s w a n t e d a fireplace, p a n t r y , deck a n d ex t ra i n s u l a t i o n . And m o r e t h a n ha l f a s k e d for a base-m e n t , u t i l i ty room, f ami ly room, k i t c h e n work i s l a n d , i so la t ed m a s t e r s u i t e a n d s k y l i g h t s . T h e s e f e a t u r e s were i n c l u d e d in al l t h r e e L a n d -m a r k p l a n s .

O t h e r f e a t u r e s va r ied a great d e a l , a c c o r d i n g to s i ze . T h o s e w h o d r e a m e d of s m a l l a n d m e d i u m h o m e s w a n t e d one- level h o u s e s , w h i l e t h o s e who d r e a m e d big w a n t e d t o s p e n d t h e i r t i m e at h o m e

on m o r e t h a n o n e level . W h e n it c a m e to ex te r io r s ty l ing , s m a l l h o u s e d r e a m e r s were c o m m i t t e d to c o u n t r y s ty l ing ; m e d i u m h o u s e d r e a m e r s ' w e r e s p l i t b e t w e e n c o n t e m p o r a r y , c o u n t r y and r a n c h : a n d large h o u s e d r e a m e r s p re f e r r ed E n g l i s h , c o u n t r y a n d c o n t e m p o r a r y .

S p e c i a l e m p h a s i s w a s p l a c e d on t h e k i t c h e n in all t h r e e h o u s e s d e s i g n e d fo r Obse rve r & E c c e n -t r ic r e ade r s . All w e r e la rge , p laced in a c e n t r a l l oca t ion a n d o u t f i t t e d w i t h e a t i n g b a r s so p e o p l e c o u l d s i t a n d c h a t w h i l e m e a l s are be ing pre-p a r e d .

S u n n y n o o k s w i th a v iew were a n o t h e r c o m -m o n request. T h e y were i n c l u d e d i n t h e m e d i -u m * a n d l a r g e - h o u s e p l a n s .

F o u r t y - f o u r w a s t h e a v e r a g e age of t h o s e w h o s u b m i t t e d a survey , a n d 8 9 p e r c e n t o w n e d t h e i r o w n h o m e s now.

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2 ,500 s q u a r e foot h o m e . T h e rest of t h e r e s p o n -d e n t s were fair ly even ly d i v i d e d i n t h e f o u r re-m a i n i n g s i z e ca tegor ies , a l t h o u g h n o o n e re-q u e s t e d a h o u s e u n d e r 1.000 s q u a r e fee t . A n d o n l y s ix r e s p o n d e n t s were d r e a m i n g of t h e next s m a l l e s t house . 1 . 0 0 0 t o 1,500 s q u a r e fee t .

B u t wh i l e r eade r s were a p p r e c i a t i v e of t he m o r e g l a m o r o u s f e a t u r e s of t h e i r idea h o m e s , t h e y were m i l i t a n t a b o u t f u n c t i o n .

P h y l l i s S t a u g a a r d of R o c h e s t e r . Hi^ls ex-p r e s s e d f r u s t r a t i o n in gene ra l w i t h t h e h o u s e -b e i n g bu i l t t o d a y . S h e wro te :

" I h a v e yet t o find a h o m e d e s i g n e d for bo th e n t e r t a i n i n g guest.- a n d da i l y l iv ing. T h e y a r e ei t h e r very showy wi th large e n t e r t a i n i n g area.* a n d a b a t h area w i th very s m a l l u t i l i t y r o o m s ot very s m a l l h o m e s w i t h even s m a l l e r u t i l i ty r o o m s . i

" I recentlvf saw a 7 . 0 0 0 - s q u a r e - f o o t h o m e with a b a c k h a l f / l a u n d r y * room a r e a s m a l l e r t h a n m i n e . I 'm soJty . bu t w h e n you h a v e two c h i l d r e n

• a n d t h e y b r i n g in f r i e n d s w i th b o o k s , snow p a n t s , e tc . . \f>u need m o r e s p a c e . "

S t a u g a a n ? a n d her h u s b a n d b u i l t a 2.800-

s q u a r e - f o o t h o m e in 1986-87 . If she h a d to d o it over a g a i n , s h e w o u l d b u i l d a 3,000-3,200-s q u a r e - f o o t h o u s e . H e r b igges t c h a n g e '

" M o s t i m p o r t a n t of a l l , I w o u l d have a large five- o r s ix- foot w i d e b a c k ha l l access ib le f r o m b o t h t h e garage a n d s i d e of t h e h o m e — a ha l l la rge e n o u g h to a c c o m m o d a t e a b e n c h t o s i t d o w n a n d p u t b o o t s on w i t h room for more t h a n o n e p e r a o n a t a t i m e . T h i s b a c k hall w o u l d ac-c e s s t o t h e b a s e m e n t a n d s t a i r c a s e to t h e u p p e r leve l . "

A n d s h e ' s n o t a l o n e . A n u m b e r of r e s p o n d e n t s s u g g e s t e d hack h a l l s or m u d r o o m s to h o u s e t h o s e f a m i l y a c t i v i t i e s t h a t a r e rarely seen on T V s i t c o m s .

A n d t h e n t h e r e w e r e c l o s e t s . R e s p o n d e n t s w a n t e d c lo se t s a n d l o t s of t h e m .

" W a l k - i n c l o s e t s i n e v e r y bedroom." ' o n e r ead -er wro t e . " A b u n d a n c e of c u p b o a r d s , closets ," w r o t e a n o t h e r . L i n e n c l o s e t s n e a r t h e m a i n b a t h -r o o m a n d n e a r t h e m a s t e r s u i t e a r ea were sug-g e s t e d .

T h e l a u n d r y r o o m a l s o received reader a t t e n -

t i o n . O n e reader w a n t e d t h e i r s t o be " H U G E ! ! ! '

T h a t t r a n s l a t e s t o " l a rge e n o u g h to h i d e laundry-a w a i t i n g p rocess , a r e a s t o h a n g d r i p d ry c l o t h e s ( d r a i n u n d e r or ut i l i ty t u b t o c a t c h d r i p s l B u i l t -in i r o n c a b i n e t a n d s to rage ; r e c e s s e d n o o k s / a r e a s foT d e t e r g e n t s , n o t a d d i n g c a b i n e t s w h i c h j u t ou t i n t o v a l u a b l e work ing s p a c e . Acces s t o garage or o u t s i d e d o o r . "

O t h e r d e s i r e s f r equen t ly m e n t i o n e d : • O v e r h e a d l igh t ing in al l r o o m s . • T r e e d or wooded lo t s .

' • T h e r m a l windows • C e n t r a l v a c u u m s y s t e m . • B a r r i e r f ree des ign . • H o b b y room, • S c r e e n e d po rch .

S o m e r e a d e r s a r e p l a n n i n g to h u i l d a h o u s e ; o t h e r s h a d n o s u c h a s p i r a t i o n s .

J o a n n e S c h w a r t z of L i v o n i a p r o b a b l y ex-p r e s s e d t h e c o n d i t i o n a l i n t e n t i o n s of m a n y C h e c k i n g t h e $350,000 c a t e g o r y , s h e r e s p o n d e d t o t h e q u e s t i o n if s h e w o u l d be b u i l d i n g a h o m e :

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PINE COVE ESTATES Subdivision

•47 EXCLUSIVE SINCLE FAMILY HOMES 22 ALREADY SOLDI Wtth prices starting from $109 900 tnese 5 and » oedroom single family nomes are an incredible value But being able to live In Uvonia may be an even greater reward you ii nave excellent schools and tne best municipal pants 1 recreation system in me State of Michigan you II be minutes away from exceptional shopping and maior expressways So if you re Woking for a beautifully planned single family community be among tne first to view our new floor plans and nomesttes you may never find a better offer - or a better place to live

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Consider-The Advantages T h e L o c a l i o n : Attiiu oui i<> tin* I «»f M Btttanical U a n l t i i s , minutes

f rom j.he c e n t e r of town a n d fn-i-wm a w t s s - yet nes i led in a peaceful country setting

T h e C h o i c e s : In txna t ive ranch and two story homes , large r o o m s wooden decks a n d en th ra l l i ng views.

Elegant a p p o i n t m e n t s include des igne r k i tchens .mil b a t h r o o m s with whirtpool tub*, f i replaces ,

simrtno. < f i l ings , a n d mon-!

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o f fe r ing- tennis cour t s , s w i m m i n g p«»ol and plush landsc a p e d g rounds

T h e V a l u e s : From just $169,900 Uiurvl l ianlens is .Ann Arbor 's fines* c o n d o m i n i u m buy.

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New CAM leadership

Directors named: Members of the Construction Asso-ciation of Michigan board are new chairman Ray-mond Rieger, president of Holmes Associates, Farmington Hills; vice chairmen Paul E. Ellis and Anthony B. Castle; and treasurer John Harlan of Harlan Electric, Southfield. Front row: Thomas Wickersham, 1992 director; Peter J. Green, James R. Russell, outgoing directors; John A. DeMattia outgoing chairman; E.C. Mularoni, outgoing vice chairman; Donald J. Purdie, William Monahan and Fred Gee, 1992 directors. Back row: Harlan, Chuck Costella and Jim Edwards, 1992 directors; Rieger; Thomas E. Brown, outgoing vice chairman; Anthony B. Castle, 1992 vice chairman.

Ck BLUE HERON POINTE

Beachfront Clustor Homes in Northville Township

C r y s t a l c l e a r w a t e r f o r s w i m m i n g , b o a t i n g & f i s h i n g . . . a l i f e s t y l e y o u ' d

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Finely Crafted Custom Homes.

Historic Restoration and Expansion of Existing Residences.

Untiled Edition Seighborhttods w ith the Atmosphere of a Private (Itih.

South Shores Estates on line Lake

This one-of-a k ind sin- on Pint-1-ike is e lec t ron k-ally guarded 24 hours a day fo r privacy. lV>al doi ks. a swim c l u b a n d spa are included fo r exclusive use In residents. Ex t rao rd ina ry homes f rom •950,000. Model availali le for your cus tom f inish select ions

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Birmingham Club Birmingham C l u b Es t a t e s is a secluded single family subdivision tucked away in t h e woods ftordering Oakland Hills Count ry Club and t h e Hinningl tam Athlet ic Club. |{«-s»lenls enj«iy ac«vss to Mi.K.m field Hi Us schools an<l o ther (hs t imt a d v a n t a g e s Model o f fe rs . , oppor tun i ty for fa»t o t i uj^iniy Walk out botiu-sjle> av.uiabU' fm custom design l*rii »tl f rom the mid ' 400s .

Whispering Pines The ancient p ines ami thick woods off I x n g I - ike k<l ami l>diser Rd. in f l loomfh 'M T*>wnship pn>\ ide a inmpress iv i - lutckgrmund for these situnniitg h o m e s All a r e meticulously desigm-d with en«»r m o w m a s t e r suites, vaul ted ceilinjp*. gourmet ItHchi-ns and o ther ou t s t and ingcu> tom featur«-v S |Mt1acular h o m e s f n u n '7:UI,fmo Model Hearing final s tages of construct it »n

i John Richards m Vf lOPMINI .CORPORATION

Call • > 4 0 - 4 w - i l i for i n fo rma l inn

«»t t o m a k e a n a |n>oi i i tmeni t o s«s- any of

.lolin lh« h a u l s Signal tin- C o m m u n i t i e s

Ixthser Homesite f f l < - i t n n c l d ' s n x r s l e x t r a o r d i n a r y c u s t o m b t i i l d i n g s i t e t a n d a .

h a l f a c r e s o f h i g h l y c o n t o u r e d w o o < l i a m l s A s w i f t l y f l o w i n K M n - a m

w i m l s i h m u g l i i h e b a t k «»f th<- |»n>|>ert> A p r i v a t e n w l e n i / a t x e

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The Obse rverPt h i! ra day May, 7, 199'2

May workshops keep builders busy May is shaping u p to be a busy month for

those employed in building- Here 's a rundown of t h e upcoming seminars a n d workshops:

• T h e Sa les -and Marke t ing Council of t he Bui lders Association of Sou theas te rn Michigan will present Lewis S m i t h who will speak on learning to decipher wha t emot ions motivate a sale, including verbal a n d non-verbal communi-cation.

It will be 8:30-11 a .m Friday. May 8. at the Kingsley Inn. 1475 N. Woodward. Registration is $25 for BASM members a n d $55 for non-mem-bers. Call 737-4477.

• ' T h e ' Construct ion Activities Commit tee of B S D will host a luncheon panel discussion on qua l i ty in the cons t ruc t ion indus t ry 12:15 p.m. T u e s d a y . May 12, at the E S D Headquar te rs . 100 Farnswor th .

Pane l i s t s include: T I G . Clawson, with 19 years of experience with

Walbr idge Aldinger. He is currently vice presi-den t /p ro jec t director of t he Chry sler Technolog> Center , and corporate qua l i ty director involved in Wal bridge Aldinger 's qua l i ty program.

Richard A. Bither , executive vice president of GifTels Associates, who is active in the qual i ty iniprovement program at Giffels and who con-d u c t s seminars for Giffe ls employees.

Joseph E. Black, purchas ing agent for the con s t ruc t ion section of Ford Motor Co. He was a m e m b e r of a team tha t developed a supplier eva lua t ion strategy to measure a supplier 's abili-

ty to m e e t Ford 's needs in qual i ty , delivery a n d

technology.

• Legal responsibilities of remodelers will be d i s c u s s e d by attorney Mike Lesha at a seminar sponsored by the Remodelers Council of BASM.

I t will be 8-10 a.m. Wednesday . May 13. at t he Kings ley I n n . Registration is $20 for member s . $45 for non-members . Call 737-4477.

• "Geo-Jargon for Non-Technica l Profession-a l s " will be presented by EDR/Tox icheck of Bloomfie ld Hills noon to 2:15 p.m. Tuesday , May 19, a t t he Westin Hotel . Detroi t .

T h e program is designed to t r a n s l a t e t e rms as-socia ted wi th hazardous waste si tes .

Fee is $50. Call T a m m y T u r k at 800 352-0050

to regis ter .

• M a r k N'ichols, vice pres ident of t he compa-ny t h a t bears his name tha t p resen t s Dale Car-negie courses in th is area, will d i s cus s closing t e c h n i q u e s designed to increase sales. •

Sponsored by the Apar tmen t Association of Michigan 's Property M a n a g e r s ' L e a s i n g Agents Council , it will be held 9-11 a .oi- .Tuesday. May 19. at the Radisson Plaza. 1500 Town Cen te r v

Southfield. Registrat ion is $25 for members , $6$ for non-members . Call 737-4477.

Bridgetown CONDOMINIUM

"LOCATED IN THE QUAINT VILLAGE OF CHELSEA"

15 Miles Wes t of A n n Arbor on 1-94. C h e l s e a Exit N . Mile to S topl ight . Lef t One Block .

Models open 7 days 12 noon-5 p.m.

(313) 475-7810 C o l o n i a l & R a n c h M o d e l s

S o m e W i t h W a l k o u t s

2-3 bedrooms. 2 b a t h s . 2 car garage, full b a s e m e n t , cen t r a l air . GE buil t- ins. deluxe floor cover ing. paUo deck & roore.

From 8 119,900

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Experience the P ^ e r J - " * " 3 ( l l c Housing community of Northville

2650-3100 sq. ft . NORTHVILLE SCHOOLS! NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP

STARTING AT * 199,900 Open Dally 1-6 p.m.. Closed Thursday

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NEW HOME PRE VIEW!

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K-1100 LT M e t i e r * 40 yrs *<per ience In sales $ service M o n tt i ru Fn 9-eprrr Sat . 9 -4pm

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981 1479

AEROSTAR 1<M» XLT Air auto-matic l i l t , cnaae. 7 paaaanoer

VOVAOER 1988 LE. 7 passenger l o a d e d Ml power e»c*B*n l condi-t ion $885C 464 2180 dr 478-5833

AUDI 1M7 5000 - 60 000 mi le*, sun roof power seats. Uat f iM interior conscient ious owners g r a a t can Buy It ' 8 *4 -1920 824 Jeeps & Other

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AUDI 1M7 5000 - 60 000 mi le*, sun roof power seats. Uat f iM interior conscient ious owners g r a a t can Buy It ' 8 *4 -1920 AEROSTAR 1989 XL. 7 paasangM

3 01 autoanaoc. mi m a n y a . t raa w e l m M n i a m a d 8S.OOO "igliway mllaa $8,900 «7* -45«3 J81-1397

824 Jeeps & Other 4-Wheel Drives

AUDI 1M7 5000 - 60 000 mi le*, sun roof power seats. Uat f iM interior conscient ious owners g r a a t can Buy It ' 8 *4 -1920 AEROSTAR 1989 XL. 7 paasangM

3 01 autoanaoc. mi m a n y a . t raa w e l m M n i a m a d 8S.OOO "igliway mllaa $8,900 «7* -45«3 J81-1397

824 Jeeps & Other 4-Wheel Drives B M W , 1989 3?5t. e.ceaaer" condi -

t ion 5 speed wfute. 43 000 mne , $16,000-'bos' 288-0676

AEROSTAR 1989 XL. 7 paasangM 3 01 autoanaoc. mi m a n y a . t raa w e l m M n i a m a d 8S.OOO "igliway mllaa $8,900 «7* -45«3 J81-1397 BLAZER 1985 4 wheel J " v * fu*

u a SWveraSo Edi t ion, 82 0 0 0 mi le* new l i re* good condr l ion $4444 459-3241

B M W , 1989 3?5t. e.ceaaer" condi -t ion 5 speed wfute. 43 000 mne , $16,000-'bos' 288-0676

AEROSTAR 1989 7 paaaengar t captain chairs wogae* ' ac * WMMr Mtcn aar automatic caasetie ^ a y M. good condi t ion $8500 aea-7753

BLAZER 1985 4 wheel J " v * fu* u a SWveraSo Edi t ion, 82 0 0 0 mi le* new l i re* good condr l ion $4444 459-3241

B M W 1989 53&IA Stunning white c lassic b lack. $22,500 includes phone 482 3430 or 231-0940

AEROSTAR 1989 7 paaaengar t captain chairs wogae* ' ac * WMMr Mtcn aar automatic caasetie ^ a y M. good condi t ion $8500 aea-7753 BLAZER 1986 S U Spor i low male-

age. e»co#ent condi t ion must see $8800 S39-0525

B M W 1990 32MS loaded aacaOent $19,500 or oesi ofter Col levws 313-629-8864

AEROSTAR 1989 XLT aalendad loaded manl- condi t ion' Musi seal $9700 247-1577

BLAZER 1986 S U Spor i low male-age. e»co#ent condi t ion must see $8800 S39-0525

B M W 1990 32MS loaded aacaOent $19,500 or oesi ofter Col levws 313-629-8864

AEROSTAR 1989 XLT aalendad loaded manl- condi t ion' Musi seal $9700 247-1577 BLAZER 1991 S t o Tafvoe. 18.000

mile* loeded a t t ended warranty , Biack $16,000 542-9924

CITROEN 1987 CX GTI. 5 speed 6000 miios loaded. e.ceilami cond' Don. $14,500 363-4151 683-2096

AEROSTAR-1989 au tomata , tm cruiae amfm stereo caaaetle. iug-• a g e rack extras 87.900 maa* $8.000 Bw. l otter 433-381!

BLAZER 1991 S t o Tafvoe. 18.000 mile* loeded a t t ended warranty , Biack $16,000 542-9924

CITROEN 1987 CX GTI. 5 speed 6000 miios loaded. e.ceilami cond' Don. $14,500 363-4151 683-2096

AEROSTAR-1989 au tomata , tm cruiae amfm stereo caaaetle. iug-• a g e rack extras 87.900 maa* $8.000 Bw. l otter 433-381!

BRONCO H I M S . - 4 . « VS. 5 spaed brack i ^ n i o o f c e a n 8 OapandaOle $2900 885-0351

CORVETTE 1980 - Automat ic >oao ed nan* pamt Muat sM> $8900

478-2736 01 453-5410 AEROSTAR 1990 « a a EdM Bauer ex tended lengin quad ca<> tain. $14 *199 348-8128

BRONCO H I M S . - 4 . « VS. 5 spaed brack i ^ n i o o f c e a n 8 OapandaOle $2900 885-0351

CORVETTE 1980 - Automat ic >oao ed nan* pamt Muat sM> $8900

478-2736 01 453-5410 AEROSTAR 1990 « a a EdM Bauer ex tended lengin quad ca<> tain. $14 *199 348-8128

CHEROKEE 1985 magon I t re tnom red V8 automatic al i s tereo

C O R V E T T E i960 black 4 i . « M a c -

8 2 5 S p o r t s A

I m p o r t e d C a r s

HONDA 1989 Accord IX - tt power u tut air 38 000 n a n $9500 turn M ike 399-2485

' 19.700 mi B r * y t . » c > automat ic j tyme auto 4a»see ovmdn* mr. acrt» CHEROKEE 1990 c o i d o c , Drafcae, pow+r H stewing- 'windows

f locks /mi r ro rs cu rse l i l t t inted glass, a m l m slereo cassette, cus-tom altoy wheels beautiful condi-t ion sacrif ice $11,990 540-9338

YAMAHA 1990 YSRS0 black. low . good condition. $850

258-6602

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5 2 2 - 0 0 3 0

8 1 4 C a m p e r s , T r a i l e r s

A M o t o r h o m e s

AiRSTREAM 1976 - 25ft Keller r e ' lurbished S refmisned. double bed y e a f condit ion. $8000 <74-6628 j

A 'FtS'REAM 1979- 28 »t 4 t .000 miles, stored ms.de. *«cMlent condi-I -oi l new leather interior 897-0126

8 2 1 J u n k C a r s W a n t a d

A A R D V A R K T O Z - 2 8 We buy an makes 4 models

T o p $ $ $ Running wracked or |unk

474-4425 397-2200

ASTRO 1986 7 Passenger 78.000 mitee, blue loaded wi th opt ion* new tires $6,200

CHEROKEE 1990 LTM Red 2 door, av cruise tilt a larm m e t i e r 2 8 * miles $ 14 800 258-3224

ASTRO 1988 - CL 8 passenger moet an opt ione Snare Must smi

CHEVY S-10. >987 - E . tenedwd cab 641-9323 c a t Sunroof am m cassette.

„ i $6500 522 2343

, CHEVY 1990 BLAZER T»hoe. 4 . 4 , 484-3095 i v -8 . automat ic , air all power e r l r a

sharp $12 995 Uvon ia Chrysiar-PiymouWi 525-7604

CORVETTE.. 1984 A u t o m a t * ms. m a c u l a t e S u m m e r j s e on ly $16,000 8am-4pm 493-2910

HYUNDAI 1991 EXCEL GLS - load-ed 4 door $8695

-30-2100 (JOSENAU HYUNDAI

HONOA 1990 Accord loaded per-fect cond i t i on 30.000 miles, auto-mat. . $12,000 348-3170

HYUNDAI 1991 Sooupe. mini air sunroof a m - l m caaaetta, sporty must see $7200/of fer 960-1989

hyundai 1991 SONATA GLS - au-tomat ic aw. loaded $9585

730-2100 ROSENAU HYUNDAI

HYUNOAI 1991 S COUPE - auto-mat ic air casset te $8795

730-2»00 ROSENAU HYUNDAI

JAGUAR 1986. XJS Cabriolet 1 owner emceflent condnon loaded. Custom gray /b lue , black top. com-plete s e r x e records CaU 332-2100

JAGUAR 1988. esceflenl condit ion. SaW.re blue e . te r io r tan team interi-or wvr* wheels 5 ( 0 0 0 mAe* $16,000 842-4886

CORVETTE 1984 4 Speed red New t i re* iransmisrson Needs some work $8000 453-7531

J A G U A R 1988 XJ6 27 000 m i l e s whi te all power M e new condit ion $22,950 851-4834

CORVETTE-1984 Red automat ic 44 000 mrfas naw tires glass root. $10 500 349-351 t o r 326-2664

CORVETTE 1985 ' ed glass lop. 4 speed, 17,000 miles loaded stored winters 684 2890

jaguar i » 9 l xjs convertible. 7000 mllea/lOO.OOG warranty 10-CDplayer a la rm. 647-525?

mazda 1984 glc Dmum. blue. 4 door manua l I rane ima ion runs greet $1875 647.8415

ASTRO 1991 v a n c l 8 pasaan j a r stereo loaded $14,400 or of far Evenings M l - t B S v DODGE RADER ' W Sharp dark

CARAVAN 1985 SE - Au toma te a * f * * ^ 7 passenger 71.000 m-es. $2 800 r — " M 5 0 ° | | B or baal Offer Evenings 425-390ti eagiE. I 960 E^kGLE I960 Wagon 89.000 mi

j t i res b r a » « . e .haus ' new1 Runs ; oood auto 4*4 $500 606-2114

CHEVROLET Conversion Van ' 981 4 cap ta i n s cnairs »ota, aw Hmae, au toma te . 305 v -8 . 89 000 hignway ; p O W D , 9 J J 1 .150. 4X4 w i l l cap " " • " i S E 1 0 * * * C W T L C ^ . ! Litt le Musr Runs G o o d ' G o o d ' . - e v « o " S27S0 6 4 * - 4 2 1 3 $ > 8 0 0 - b e a l offer <95-2916

CORVETTE. 1985 glass ed 12.000 mrtas bea Wue must see $ 1 5 ^ 0 0

W A J 3 A 1985 6 2 6 tovymg sedan. Ibaded. sunroof , very good condi-t i on $3000 or sea l Jim 553-3519

CORVETTE 1986 3.300 mHes as new every optnon 2 tops $ 19 00'.' Weekends 1 after i p m 421 3968

MAZOA 1986 RX-7 . Blue 5 speed

! >eat condlmon an clean new mes_ .s 0<IC or : « s t oner 650-027J

CHEVY ASTRO 1986 van. V6 fcjtc- Q E O . y o c TRACKER <«4 convert mane a«. power windows doo- l W . «ou>m«llc A M / F M cassette

f e S o S S K T m i r , r 6 6 ^ , T

"29-8847 O M C J 'MMY. 1089 4X4 Stored lor 2 y r s . mint condi t ion Fully l oaded 17 000 mi $14 500 After 5pm ask lor Ton , 313 416-5209

oew 57 $«300 1

CHEVY 1980 tooks & runs good new ladder rack. $900 f i r m

335-6923

CHEVY >984 custom van. star c a n package new painl 6 brakes looks & runs great $5000 or beat Days 557-4800ent 1901 Eves e.1 1 B U g m c

CORVETTE 1987 convert ible - toad e d Sharp A u t o m a t * air base Stored winters $16 900 52S-3585

C i ' iRVE 'TE 1987. red I I . 1 1 W 1 low ""-'les $.15 900

531 8762 or 549 5937 C O r TTTE, 1990 CONVERTIBLE '

wi l l - lac.^ry ha ia top t r ipp le b.ack 13.000 mi loaded CC p.ayar, Bcse rad io phone Fuzz Buster $26,950 CaH f rom Bam-5pm 863-3730 E .es 553-9095

M A Z D A 19S6. 626 Dekj.a. 5 door - * rfback .76 000 mrtea oeiow Blue Book Eves » wewkanos 549-3366

MAZDA 1988'y, SO 000 miles, auto-mat ic a.r l oaded 4 door red. 35mpg Snowroom ' $4750 597-}849

M A Z D A 95 0 0 0 tKJr> $4900

988 626 LS- 5 speed

M A Z D A 1989 323. 5 speed manual « door 51.000 miiaa aiceaeni con-dMidrl $5500 or Cwst 948-1889

G M C 1991 JIMMY S15 SLE. 2 floor 4 i 4 . 7 000 mxies all optrons..as n e e warrant* $15 000 348-4902

! CHEVY 1986 Astro. Mini Van eus-t om i i ed one owner e*celler*t cor^ d't ion $:OOC 5:'2-652e or 433 <- • j

--1 and out Carpet, new drapes, rear bath porcaiian and stainless steel

a.RSTREAM - 31 d i l ion rear bath twin beds 4 tun sue bed non smokers .no p e t s ready te go $6000 937-1294

»N 1987 SAHARA - 3 j ft e.CeHent condit ion $8000 Located m Ptym-outh Call 416-5345

apache 1972 Mesa pop-up camp-er many custom features steeps 6 $600 533-9540

C O A f H M A N Class* 1989 popup --ieees up 10"6 -ended aseC once mint condit ion 5340C 422-5231

COACHMAN 1980 2 ' « tody seH-oontamed. air avmmg good condit ion must sei' 129QG or best offer 277-0735

C O B R A M o t o r h o m e s NEW USED - RENTALS

over voo u w r r s . LLOYD BRIDGES Traveiand

CHELSEA (3131475-1347

.ONDORD 1976 Travw 'ratfer E . -c«iervt condit ion ' s n d e m ABe. *u»y sei> nontainea Sleeps 6 comfort -abfe Many other opt "Oris Win taka. $1975 Or offe* Call 729-7549

internatronal 1975 bus. recondi-t ioned r u n t giaa< interior removed for RV conversion $1250 538-5429

E & M A u t o P a r t s

AAAA AUTO Aaron always pays more lor | u r * or j new runn ing cars 24/ lw. service

25 V 5487

CHEVY 1988 ASTRO. VB 6 passen , „ gar. full power 2 - lone paint rear ) f T " ™ - 1 * 5 * heal, non-smoker low miles - uk«

Musi sei •Ask for Judy 41

Jimmy Si. E 4 door ; loaded, am- fm cassette equalizer non .smc4e i . $15,400 624-6795 «

i s u i

CORVETTE 1991 Red awtc ota i t . 10c 9600 ru les M m t " S io red wmtr-r $26,000 Call

657-9304 or 456-9341

CD

MAZDA, >990 Miata Red Converti-b le ercel fent condit ion, a s t r a l $ H 900 656- >393

M A Z D A 1990 MIATA- Convertible Wh-1- 14 obo maes escelieni condr-i w s t2 5 0 0 A f le i 6pm 644-0918

825 SporteA Imported Cars

PORSCHE 1984 944. 35 000 actual mtfea naw Perea t i raa cover gar-aged winters $8950 'bes t 881 >299

PORSCHE 198 7 9243 speed survoo l . low maea. wMa'a car. | tO.500 5pm-7pm

RANGE ROVER • 198 Pf ime cond i t i on . 43.000 ml laa. $18,900 baat offer Evaa H42-3470

SAAB 1*87. 9 .000 Turbo Leather m a n o r EaoeHant 1 1 yr. warranty $8500 858-0704

PORSCHE 1968 C A B M O 18.000 m. (37 .500 281-0050 or 67 1-1252

S u b a r u 1988 XT S p o r t s ' C o u p e Loaded. msM. $5900

795-4421

VOLVO 1963. s tandard white 4 door 78.000 -wiee. g o o d condmon. must sen. $2500 442-0781

VOLVO 1984 Sta t ion wagon good condi t ion. $3000 After 6 p m C a l 347-0882

VOLVO 1984 240GL. t owner. 85 .000 mi les g o o d cond i t i on , $3500 934-9623

852 Classic Cars CADILLAC 0 » V « a . 1965 Convent -Die New eng ine tranamiaaion • t o p $8000 Can be fore 1 30pm

397-8972

CHEVROLET. 1955 - 2 door Beleire $2500 313-581-5313

CHEVY 1954 Delarrs 2 door hard-top m e n cond i t ion original. Show Winner $15,000 Private owner Call M o n -Fn 9-4 . 348-2700

CLASSIC $ ANTIQUE AUTO SHOW May 30 6 31

Waahtanaw F a r m Counca Grounds 5055 Arm Arbor-Sal ine « d

Ann Arbor Micmoan in»ormat>on (313) 227-4860

CORVETTE 1965 - C o n ^ r t l b l e 327, Nassau blue 2 tops $22,000

349-8813

EL GAMING i 9 6 0 SS an original. 396 automat ic , ae super c ieen $10 800 or beat offer 534-7406

M G MIDGET. 1979 - 12.500 ac tu t t mi leage a« or ig inal parts, in tnt con-d i t ion $8000 'bes t 421-4282

M U S T A N G 1965 269 automat ic bucket seats, ai l atock, all there $2 SOO 'bea t o«er 425-5643

856 Buick REGAL 1968 Gran Sport aaca««nt oondmon. loaded single owner. $5800 or beet offer 960-3332

REGAL 1969 Cuetom. 45.000 maea.

ruby rad. loaded acoeeaory pack-age $7680 474-5533

REGAL 1991 Gran Sport 4 door , white, fully kMdad. CD. 10.000 maee muet sea. $16 500 429-2069

REGAL-1601. 4 door , loaded, excel-lent c o m m o n d e n blue 11,000 mlfea. >12.969 Eves 540-3304

RIVIERA 1964 - 69 000 maea V8 loaded beeutifW car must see' $4,700 or beat offer 581-8370

SKYHAWK 1965. ae alarm, runs good, beat oner $1500

256-1513

SKYLARK 1963 custom sedan Graat cond i t ion 76.000 mllaa Com-p u t e memtenanoe records $1800

425-7245

SKYLARK-1964 4 cylinder, a m l m automatic. $1,000

399-1458

SKYLARK 1989 4 door V6 loaded low ml. landau roo l e i c e M n t oot id! Bon $8750 After 8pm 826-9706

SKYLARK. 1990, 4 ooor, red 4 cyl-inder air. cruise tape $5750

533-4154

SOMERSET 1965 - red. v -8 85 000 condit ion $3000

6pm-9pm 547-5394 good CaH 6c

SOMERSET. 1965. 2 4 0 0 0 miles, loaded, e r t r a d e a n $6000

648-6859

858 Cadillac BROUGHAM. 1987. 4 owner low mifeaos a ice i ien i condi -t ion. silver grey $8 900

door m co 568-71s5

BROUGHAM 1968 burgundy load-ed 48 000 m l very good condi t ion, mu t t sell $9500 'bes t 751-4777

06V1LLE 1989 - eacesenl H a d e d warranty burgandy feether vmyl top. 37 SOOmi $14,500 366-7424

860 Chevrolet CAVALIER. 1969. automatic air « 7 y s cer $5895

Hmee Park Lincoln Mercu iy 453-2424 ext 3 0 1

CAVALIER 1990 blue 4 door a * new Urea/shocka/struts, automatic $6,000 Caa efter 5 30pm. 454-4331 Or 465-436f

CAVALIER 1991 RS Sedan O r e , automat ic , air 14.000 maea aacei lent c o n d i t i o n , war ran ty Feat $7 30011 iaa 979-4704

CELEBRITY 1964 - New motor b rake* , shocks urea Aar. no n o t 20 0 0 0 m i le * (313)549-5161

CELEBRITY 1982 . V6 automatic 1 owner runa good, low mileage J door good t i res 535 4384

CELEBRITY 1966 Euro V8. loaded 90.000 maea enceffent condmon, wen maei ta tned $2 800 547-3388

CELEBRITY 1984 Stat ion Wagon L o a d e d 93 000 mi le* $2150 A n « 4 p m 476-OS9I

T h u r s d a y , M a y 7. 1992 (ME *T

RUTOMOTIVE 862 Chrysler LE BARON 1966 Coupe Burgundy ' id One owner a t ser-

61 000 maea $5900

LaBARON <969 C o r ~ e r l « e load-ed automatic turbo. $9648

TOWN 6 COUNTRY DODGE 47<

LEBARON-1969 STC convar t lbM p o w e r s e a l a / w i n d o w e , s t e e r i n g ' b rake* ChryWer infinity sound sys-tem amlm radio e - tape deck, aa, automat ic , cnaaa t i l l steer ing, •aether interior much more Low meeaoa29 600 $11 300 347-3616

LE BARON 1990 Convert iMa o j a -

COOKING FOR SMALL .Automatica pncad $1500 $ betow TYME haa many to choose Irom TYME OF GARDEN CITY 261-7260

CHEVETTE 1984- 4 door msrw . i l g o o d condi t ion, runa good $900

CHEVETTE 1987. stick Sir blue > tSdor idw mileage, good cond- ' - ' $1350 352-2182

CORSICA 1988 power w indow* locks cruise tilt 55.000 miles mus l see Or ig ins owner $8500 'negot iab le 451 1842

CORSICA 1989- 4 door, power Steering brake* , locks air caaaet i* rear de fog $S600 349-8754

CORSICA 1491 LT • red melaaic red inter ior V6. automatic av . l oad ed. 14.000 m.fe* $8700 day* 492-5206 eve* 652-1285

GEO STORM OS 1 1991 Black cu te 90K* dean, load**! Negot iable ' 357-3517

"GEO 1990 Prizm LS. 16 000 mUe* 5 door , a u t o m a t e air cassette w t $6 .500 'bea t 3 7 V 1 9 7 '

L O O K I N G FOR SMALL Automat - . * pr iced $2 000 anc b e l o w ' TYME has many to ehooee from TYME AUTO 455-S5ST

ELOORAOO 1983 Esceaent condmon. loeded. Oher

862-5003

NOVA. 1965 CL 5 speed an cas-sette. 75 000 miles 4 door $2700 Es capt ions ! 540-259 1

M U S T A N G 1967 - runa great needs work 6 some TLC Po trade or S60O'bee1 offer 533-5569

U ••

MAZDA 1991 Miata convanmie. rad S speed stereo. !5 000 Mi E v cement c o n d m o n $13 500 540-754?

MUSTANG. 1967 - 269, automat ic power b rake * 6 steer ing, air S io red every winter . mmt $6000 or beat of-fer 427-5212

NOVA SS' 1965 3 2 000

Keith at

$5.800'best offei JEEP CHEROKEE 199C .a redo 4 729-1752- 0001 4 wheel d ' 3 ' 000 m,le* a.r

n—tsjwnii $1.1 50(i " M -24.^6

mi*es by orig<iai ownn* Stored winters absolutely beautitul oohec tors car $8000. best offer 453-8591

M A Z D A 199 1 979S very c lean B lack , n j a i y power op-IKXH $ >6 6 0 0 Oesl 941-9480

or ig inal j

mmt c o n d i t l o n ~ S , 2 0 0 " * 4 2 J 0 6 4 7

WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE

UP 10 $5000 LARRY STOV 335-7480 335-7487

8 2 2 T r u c k s F o r S a i a

BRONCO 1986 4 . 4 esceltent me-chanical cond i t ion h - D *uapan* lon

$6850 663-2828

CHEVY 199c ASTRO Conversion 29.000 miles, white loaded only $12,995

TOWN 8 COUHTRY DOOGE 474-666*

DODGE ' 9 8 0 * • tended, » w \ new erhaust 6 other parts clean 1 1 7 0 0 f i r m 595-"851

HONDA 1984 Accord LX Automat-ic an stereo Vary good condi t ion high mileage $175

MERCEDES bfnz i»84 190 0 e . -_ , cedent cond i t i on Muat see lo ap-

433-3961' r ' - O A t e $8000 360-1577

OLDS 1971 conver t ib le - b rand naw cond i t i on 20 yrs m Artzona Always

far Cafl John 641-0563 or 986-4800

CHEVROLET, S-IO 1984 Rad. very g o o d c o n d m o n With ca f t S2&00 Al tar Spm 326-2527

CHEVROLET 1989 17,000 Mi les 5 spaed power steering brake* , am.' fm Muni $7 000 626-7400

CHEVY CHEYENNE '990 up $6000 Must sail

CHEVY 1972 Pick up truck Very dependable Good work vefacie Best offer 352-2791

CHEVY 1974 -1 Ton Pickup -Doesn t run Msny 1

I Al ter 4pm.

JEEP P i O N t E S J i V C i M c i ' ma vehicle -oaded r i .cei ie i i t condi- '

( t o n 25 OOO'm, $10,500 722-3334

J | 1 I JEEP TH., i vagcnew Ltd Edi t ion

DODGE 1983 Conversion 69 OOC A r u I e v powe> somr

7 6 o o ! ^

DOOGE 1967 Cauaran uE ^ ^ mi le*. $5300 After

HONDA 1984 Accord L * gray 105000 miles automatic $ i 7 9 t EBoomhaW^Hias 540 1470

HONDA f96-1 automat ic ar

ma i l condn .o

Accord 69.000 maea loaded 3 door blue $ 3 4 i 0 597. 184K

V f RCEOSS 1963 230SL • converti-ble. classic hardtop, mceuenl con-e - f t m n u l l see $ t 2 500'6esl >44.498? 349-6200

854 American Motors SPIRIT 1960 -87.000 miae* Caa

t ranspor ta t ion or best offer

453-4265

ran LE • tJ.XX... , l a r , srrh Kurt 6 *peeQ 1 cyimaor, an alarm &owe» steenn

5 B ' " * s r e ; D r a k e f ~ 6 000

HONDA 1985 Accord LX - J door automat ic c/ufee ca isa t fe . n o rust $3150 459 9793

- Q N D * <98i Accord. Hatchback 5 •' r Ckf+i' •ah«u«1 V3 000 456-74»9

DODGE I9S8 grand caravan j $8600 Or ohnr You ,-w* it to your 1988 - V6r rsce eou ipmenl « n l *

TOWN 6 COUNTRY DODGE 474-6668

sett to see ih is Mint 642-5608

DODGE *988 RAM 150 C Van. only $7993

F O X H I L L S Chry*fer-Ptymouth

456-6740 961-31

CHEVY 1977 - 4*4 Pickup, V8. auto-mat ic. very good condi t ion $1,650 Ca l l 437-6065

455-4454 1 DODGE 1989 STARCRAFT Conve' sion. 28.000 mdea V-8. loaded, one owner $12 995

TOWN * COUNTRY DODGE 474-6668

JEEP 1989 CHEROKEE Laredo, red ali but tons 4 whislles 28.000 miles $13 250

TOWN » COUNTRY DOOGE 474 6668

F O X H I L L S

HONDA 1985 CIY natchbac* * K « e sef le $1600-best

grey 2 door nr am- lm cas

682-8905

MERCEDES 1989 300e lo e.cenent cond i t i on sun root black can Mon th ru Fn 8 30-5 646-3957'

M £ " k . U R '.9He XR4Ti Sunrool '< A'M ' m 'casset te pull-out s iareo. new 'u 'Oo. new l i re* new erhaust i $6 0 0 0 Af tor 3 p m 363-0789]

M f BKUR '987 - A deep -ed wrth ree leather interior 1 owner $3999

TYME AUTO 455-5566

855 Eagle

FLEETWOOD 1988 white beige leather, roof. mmt . phone day* 851-3111. eves 626-4006

SAV1LLE 19B8. e .cenenl condi t ion K * o e d garaged $12,500 Worn 557-3060 Home 553-0221

NOVA 1986 T 5 speed am-fm radio 69 0 0 0 m i le * Good oondu ion $2600 459 8363

NOVA 1988 4 door au tomate ea-catfent cond i t i on t l 500 miles SS-600I 548-6702

NEW YORKER. 1967 2 2 Turbo loaded ercaHar i condit ion leather digital flash $3500 557-2205

NEW YORKER 1966- 4 door hard top. •usury sedan fully owded $2999 Why pey more7 TYME AUTO 455-5566

NEW YORKER 196V E.cel ieni con-d i t ion aa op i o n s TYME does • again $1775 TVME OF GARDEN CITY 261-7260

6 6 2 C h r y s l e r

NEW y o « K E R 18C3 p o w brake* 6 steering e u t o m a t c Mr c r u e e feather $3500 By 6 P M 346-1206

54 000 m . $2400 Troy 952-5234

864 Dodge CHARGER. 1965. 5 w e e d Mr. A M F M rae«*ne sunroof, e .cenent

$1600 477-5463

CHARGER 1666 - e . i l l i l t r a n s por taoon. many new par t * . $1250 Evaa 532-2612 or days 56 1 9434

CHARGER t966 Good oo«K»orv. au toma te , a m Im. naw l i ra* 6 muf-fler $2000 375-9125

CHARGER. 1967 automat ic , h a t d v back: 43 500 mi le*. $3,200

421 -8238

COLT 1982 4 door 4 CytandM. 4 spewc $650 T88-0868 382-2545

COLT 1988 - ae 'eer def 4 *pw*c new t i re* a m an. 5 ? 0 0 0 maMe, $3200 Evaa 729-0348

DAYTONA 1966 heah rad $5495

F O X H I L L S Chrysler-Plymouth

456-6740 961-3171

890 Automotive

SEDAN DE VILLE 1978 Grandpa 's baby, excellent condit ion sa rvee record $2200 S25-2806

SEDAN DEV1LLE 1982

NOVI 1987-88 (Wanted to buy) A u t o m a t e low mi le* no ru»i Calf after 2 p m 464-9066

S P E C T R U M I 9 e e - A u t o m a t i c 61.000 actual mules like buying a new one" Pr iced $379 below glue b o o k $1898 ' t t i h t • i — : . n - i i

SEDAN DE VILLE 1967 wite t ca» i i c t A f h t condi t ion. Ml oo t ton i l i r a * . b r a h M i M i h i r l n l « r l o M 7 9 5 o n # r 642-1866

SPRINT T9M- S i 000 • d u l l e lectr ic ftme. 35 mpg $2095 why pay mora? TYME AUTO 455-4*66

SEVILLE ELEGANTE '985 rad. ' leather interior $3900 or be* t offer Call eve* 478-0161

8 6 2 C h r y s l e r

B C V I l lE . 1990 10,000 mi le*, t an with b rown roof leulher Bos* cas •at te. a larm, a* power 641-7864

TALON 1990 TSl A W O black loaded. 57,000 highway mllaa. n *w b rake* 6 t i res $11.500/beat Af tar 5 347-2521

860 Chevrolet

856 Buick

M G B 1974 *ery good condit ion. • -ins great $2400 Canton

981-6002

ITASCA Windcruisar 198 7 37ft t ag ar ie 40 opt ions mart Must sell new unit on way $45,900 363-9673

JAYCO 1986 Popup sleeps 6 w i th lurnace and i tove Mint Condi t ion Call • 425-7561

KYCC 1991 - De iu r« 0»CS»55~Se-• es 1006 Boat -ack . awning. •-- . - • e r o d porch 3 way tndge fur-nacp. spare lire, dual tanks, porta potty ' Used l weekend m_st sen ASAP $5400 26 t -4187

CHEVY, >979, 24 FT , 24 plus 4. straight chassis W# hold W rooms $2400 Excellent 894-5449

CHEVY 1988 - naif ton p « k up. 5 speed, leer c a p . e.cenent. 45.000 miles white $6500 626-6044

CHEVY 1988, 3 /4 ton, ex tended cab. 305 c u m Automat ic, power i r e e r m e or akea. $7400 455 -4006

CHEVY 1989 S-10 Pickup, v - 6 au-t o m a t e air much more, black beauty $6495 Uvon ia Chrysler - Plymouth 525-7604

LAYTON -987 17 ft spotless stove refr igerator microwave. a.r. furnace, antenna awning, lack* spare $6700 best 459-6671

DODGE 1979 power wagon. 344 barrel headers light kit . rel iable sacr i f ice S'OOO/beel ' 326-2981

MAJ.LARD 1967 24" t ra i ler 6 w'tHjnk queen sue sofa gas tut r a c e stove . refr igerator. . bath w ' > l owe r $6 500 Alter 5pm 588-5261

PACE ARROW 1988-34 Che-vy 454 roof air Onan genera-tor awnmg queen bed. sleep

u»ta micro iv VCR. extras 30 000 •rules Min i $37 750 471-6093

. DOOGE 1986 Slake truck heavy

. du ty sprmg* . 318 automat ic . $4000 « e * c s or best of fer 261-2090

DOOGE ' 9 8 6 150 Pickup t i r e s cap. power s teer ing 'br 76.000 mi les 261--5989

j DODGE 1992 DAKOTA CluO Cab, V-8 r * d 20.000 mi le* Owned by dealer $14 450

TOWN 8 COUNTRY DODGE 474-6668

PROWLER 1986 23 lull awning, i n s Ol storage » very roomy sway t,ar» nc iuded - $5700 or best oiler Br ighton 229-7353

MITSUBISHI 1987 4 . 4 TRANS - Air l o i O t a t inted glass very good c o n - . d i t o n $3295 43V7V18 or 435-9036

SuEiAB., w i ? W a g e dr ive Loaded with opt ion low miles S1900 646 -60*1

DODGE 1990 Grand Caravan LE Whi le red -marior ou f rom 6 r«er power steering, 'brakes au tomate extended warranty, excel lentcondv uon highway ml $12,495 Day . 8UZUKI 198" Sang r * , M m n > 3S3-S600 After 6 p m >37-2102 soft top excelten' :ona,M..- rnust

DODGE 1990 Grand Csra .an LE j * * " ' 46e- i ; a ; wtl»l8/r®c irrlartcx aM s o w .-«s-set ts w/ lnBmty X t a ^ n - n g e r . 3 3; a, all heavy duty opt ions a.cel ient condi t ion. 32 000 m. $13,895 home 851-8485. work 489-9349 (Ed

HONDA 1985 Prelude nark blue 5 ! vpend 92 000 schoolteacher m«e> $4300 After 6 p n 4 5 V 3 5 2 * •

1 h O N D A 1485 SEi •- speed " n i J • c l u t c h with war>arvt> power moon j

r oo l leather imarior e ruau 94.000 1 m.ies $3250 9>2 5 9 1 5 | HONO* 1986 ACCORD I X 4 door | 5 Stiowd air. ,'0 000 miles «.ce<lerii | cond i t ion MSOOTjesl 851-4925

CENTURY 1986. T-Type 4 door ao-tomal ic . l oaded or ig inal owner 79 000 m i le * $3400 256-2769

ELECTRA 1963 Sta t ion Wagon FuMy loaded $2500..

346-1270

M G MiDGET 1977 E>cenem condi-i -on Newer t i r e * l o w rhileag* ex-ceoent cond i t i on $3500 277-1663

HONDA i»86 C'VIC- 2 door e .ce l lent condit ion low mile* manual shin, air $3395 8 79-7851

MITSUBISHI 1990 Eclipse Tubro GS biack CO p l a y o M e t r e sun-roof 5 speed', every option, excai-•wnl c o n d i t i o n 35 000 mr fa * $ 1 1 5 0 0 best 356-5656 664-2118

ECLIPSE 1990 Conversion Van Leaded excellent condi t ion TV. VCR $ 1 8 0 0 0 397-2162

F O R D 1976 E ISO Econoline convers ion van run* good $500 or make offer 427-5728

SUZUKI 1988 Samurai taei green 4 Wheel -d r ive- <on>e»H>le «m-lr r , casaet t * . then proo 'ed low m ileage n .ceneni $4 175 best 5 4 2 - ' 1 0 9

SUZUKI ' 9 8 1 S-Javick - A r d lop au tomate -ed. very share 35 000 I m.ies $ 5 6 0 0 ™ t w s ! 455-0121 •

8 2 5 S p o r t s A

I m p o r t e d C a r s

h O N D A 198' Civic wagon an 5 spend new t i re* 'b rakes 'e .haus t 65.000 mile*. $4500 478-2343

- t i r i N n A . l a a ; u . i c 3 x TUm hatchback wr-nt* automate sterec cassette very clean no rust M g n sea' $3250 or be* t '29-8 T U

PORSCHE 191W 911 beautiful con-di t ion 88.000 miles $8 900

313-768-9430

r»ORSCHE 1972 9111 Targ* Min i cond i t i on new paint, excellent mechan . t a lN Stored winters all r o . - r a s $ 1 3 0 0 0 best 459 3326

FORD 1981 Spec ianyConvers ion 54.000 m r y » excalfent condit ion $3000/beat After 4pm 4 2 V 5428 Ca

! *CCURA 1987 s o n r o i ' phone leather owmeeage. $ 1 6 500

647-5632 259-2266

REAL LITE motor home aar genera-tor new inter-or mecnamcal ty sound $5800 *53-1378

SHASTA 1984 24 n extra clean, roof air microwave radial t iro*, cruise contro l 101s of e i t r a s $14 500 546-9070

STARCRAFT 1986 35 f l Fif th • n e M Air awning $12000 Cad be-fore I 30pm 397 8972

STARCR»FT 1886 popup camper, ueeps 6 ' a b o . stove $1600 or best ower 531-7322

sunline i»se 26 ft sleep* 7 air ' ondmon ing awnmg eaceaerit con. d ihor $8500 474-6278

»err> manor 1989 iraval irarier 291 i ront kitchen awnmgs 4 screen porch f • c * a . m condi t ion 5 2 V 1 6 2 5

TRANS VAN 1981 moto r t i ome 65 000 actual mile* e x l r e r r ^ y cleen condit ion $1850 ' •ME OF GARDEN CITY 261-7260

FORD 1986 super cab |u*t -like new. loaded beauty , never seer snow S i o r e d $9S00'best 728-7147

FORD 1963 F250 Ton heavy du ty ' *CUfu« INTEGRA 1990 GS 4 cargo van Runs 8 drrves exceuer i door Wiw mj<is $10,998 » ' W Q F I S H E R B U I C K

FORD 1984 cargo .an 71.000 actu . Troy Motor Mau al m i le * looks A runs super $950 6 4 3 - 7 6 6 0

TYME AUTO . -4 5 V 5566 -- ACURA 1989 mtegra RS 6 speed

HONDA 1988 Accord LX i sewed low mi le*, mint condit ion $9500 cu bes l olfer 334-3777

H O N O * 1966 Accord Llir 4 door 5 speed 120,OdO n» nwn l i re*, great t-haoe e.ust see »5600 353-1065

HONDA 1988 Accord LXl. 4 door K a M M 5 speed 44 000 miles. $8995 or best offer 54 1 -8558

"ONc iA '956 Accord LXl a doo-. l u t o m a l e , air sharp sunroof

' 70 000 miles $7000 458-7489

PORSCHE 1973 9 M S Euro coupe w h i t e ' b l a c k g o o d c o n d i l l o n . $ 1 3 000 f i rm Kalamazoo

1-6 1V388-6073

POBSCHE 1977 9 U S sunroof, coupe black tan f u i MEhar an . aa updates s tunn ing $13 900

541-1232

PORSCHE t»S3 928 S 33.000 M M a u t o m a t e sunroof, black writ- ton loaded perfect-condit ion, must see $17 995 Days 476-2442 Wnekee<K 8 aves 349-1665

HONDA 1988 O n e . air A M FUI orurse $5995

door 5 speed WW t i re*. 435 9547

S A A B 19B7 9.000 S. 30,000 m a w Sunroof Leather E"tended warran-i y E .ceaen i condit ion $8 500 or best 540-9795

FORD - 1988 ISO XLT Lariat 5 speed overdrive, cap c leen $7200

476-8506

FORD 1990 Lanet XLT, 36,000 males Excalfent cond i t ion $11,500 ' 473-4477

FORO ' 9 9 0 RANGER XLT 5 speed 2 9 mar 6 cylinder loaded extend ed cab Leer cap. low mileage. $8750 or best offer 363-3386

FORO 1990 RANGER XLT - 5 speed power steer ing $ b rake* He r00 cassette Like new $6985 Livonia Cnrysaer-PVmomn 5 2 V 7604

E O « D 1991 Rangai XLT 5 speed 4 a 2. tow mdea. a* anuert war ran t , Ratty b a t * $9 400 478-1108

GMC. Sierra 19 88 SLE 1500 29.000' Miles * . c w v - t cor-a.iton loaded $9400 42?-1841

G M C S-1S 1989 4 cylinder s lek good shape U 2 » S

474-5150

8 1 6 A u t o A T r u c k

P s r t s & S e r v i c e

*J»A.N0 *4t * ' Wac» for 'tm <m*aom of Cam*ro r"%t * t tO AWa. 4 30pm f ? » - 7 t 3 5

I O R O FALCON 1968 tor pe r t * only 9 4 ' ' 8 4 7

M A Z D A 1966 Pickup long b e d

F O X H I L L S " Chnysler-Plymouth

NISSAN ' 9 8 6 -1 - 4x4 P ickup Air ex tended cao cap 5 *peeu - s n urea $3 SOO'be*' 4 5 9 5683

FORD. 1885 Conve rvon ran KMd mi les $7 ed, some damage clean F ior lda i — van. $4200' 'besi Joe 534-8835 | ACCRA 1989 Integra Red nuiomai

HONDA t888 C u e . 7 dour a * speed $3995

TOWN 8 COUNTRY DOOGE 474 6668

STEALTH 1991 RT ' speed mee i r e sunroof let b lack' $21 488

• OWN * COUNTPv DOOGE 474 6668

FORD 1986 - van body good 34,000 m mechanical ly excellent 6 cylinder I au toma te $2400 - 26t -704; i | ACuRA

FORO 1988 Ck/b wagon XLT Ful t ion $11 700 power a u t o m a t e dual air $ heat ' New t i re * . $6 500 626-5968 I ACCRA. 1890

Iiegra GS Red » e d mmf Condi

6 4 V 5 3 0 4

] SUBARU 1988 OL Pretty little red { car Pneed $ 1 3 2 ) below Mac* boo* : $2698

T ' M f O F G A R D E N C I T Y 26 1 7260

GRAND NATIONAL. 1887 Collec-tor s i tem A k r a m S7.000 m l . $11,500 728-2814 after Spm

LESABRE 1878 excel lent condi -t ion. sieved winters, m e c h a n e s car 98 000 mi no rust lignK blue $2,450- best (Farmmglon) 995-3967

BERETTA 1989 GT - automat ic fu« power A M ' F M casaelte tu 19.000 mile* $8400 458-0224

BERETTA. 1988 GT 2 Door auto-m a t e loaded, excellent cond i t ion 60.000 iMMa $5SOO 426-6807

loaded, excel lent condi t ion 'er Eves 522-7417 Days 542-2636

CAMARO-1979 New 305 V6 f e n • f tema io r . starter battery. $ r e d e No ruai Co lorado car Ask ing $ 1 5 0 0 427-9484

CAMARO 1969 Au toma te 30.000 mifea. aa power $8500 C a l 9 a m - 5 p m 689-1417

LE SABRE-1966 Silver g r a y Ltd 4 door all power w e a mainta ined 1 owner $5,600 442-7082

LESABRE 1968 LIMITED Loaded! Low males Best Of ter l C M . 626-6490

LeSABRE 1990 Cue lom. silver wfth red interior non-smoker a car Only $8995

Mine* Park L inco ln-Mercury 453-2424 aat 2 0 1

CAMARO 1991 - Z28 convert ible, loaded, war ran ty 13,000 maea, black casset te $16,750 540-4455

CAMERO 1983 Z28 fully loaded extra sharp col lectors item or great driver $2250 TYME AUTO 4 5 V 5566

LOOKING FOR S M A L L A u l o m a l K * pr iced $1500 6 betow TYME ha* many t o chooee t rom TYME OF GARDEN CITY 261-7260

PARK AVENUE. 1991. sharp $15,998

• F I S H E R B U I C K Troy Motor Mal l

6 4 3 - 7 6 6 0

CAPRICE 1963 Classic V6. 4 d o o r tu. tuR power Excellent cond i l lon $1950 626-2428

CAVALIER 1964 2 door 68.000 maea, n a * g o o d $ 1050 or bes l of-ter 533-6535

CAVALIER 1966 automate, air pvroer steer ing 8 brake* 61,000 mee*. $2295 851 8 1 1 6

CAVALIER 1967 'Z-24 V-6 fuel m-tecl Air . cruise, poarer locks, sun-roof Good Shape-$4500 637-3136

CHRYSLER 1985 5TM AVENUE V8 ex t ra deer . $4995

TOWN 6 COUNTRY DODGE 474-6668

CONOUEST TSl t » e s Red Maea leather 46,(X>0 mi le* manual t rans misaron excel lent condit ion $7500 Days 855-1074 Eves 646-0540

CONOUEST 1969 TS" m u n sea' Ba ience • $350 5 speed <r* miiws leether sun roo l l oeded 261-9421

FIFTH AVENUE 1990 U the 1oy* ' ownor mint condi t ion $9995 Lrvonia Chrysler-Ptymouth 525-7604

GTS 1985 fun power 68000 mue* $2150 Deys 552-8563

Aflea 6pm 543-0784

L A B A R O N 1967 Premaum Turbo C o u p e 79 000 mue* loaded Grea ' shape $4400 779-1848

9 1 C H E V Y S - 1 0

P I C K U P S 2 lo choose

*6995

• 9 0 G M C C - 1 5 0 0

P I C K U P SLE package -oealed

M U S T S E E !

'86 m a z d a r x - 7 Automatic mdonroo f

. *4995

•87 c h e v r o l e t a s t r o l t

8 passenger extra d e a n

* 8 9 9 5

89 f o r d m u s t a n g g t

Loaoad 000 m * a *

>9900

•90 c h e v r o l e t l u m i n a

V-6 automat ic aK

' 8 9 9 5 .

'89 c h e v r o l e t corsica hatchback

V-6 automat ic , air

' 6 9 9 5

•88 b e r e t t a g t 46.000 mi les loaded

• 6 4 9 5

90 c h e v r o l e t b e r e t t a g t z

Loaded

M U S T S E E ! •91 g e o m e t r o c o n v e r t i b l e

6 900 mees

* 8 9 9 5

H O L I D A Y C H E V R O L E T F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S

v ™ T 4 7 4 - 3 5 9 4 ,555 '

6 6 4 D o d g e Ford 866 Ford DAYTONA 1965 TURBO A » sene a larm M u M eee $7900

421-2734 • -

LTD • 1978 - 4 door 302 new ex-heuet A t ree, rune oood. t ranspor t* -

$700 « 5 V 9 i O »

DAYTONA 1868 35.000 maea. au- LTD 1978 - tm looks 6 runa good , power brakaar steering A M 'FM caa-set te 4 door $650 427-2664

Ford

DAYTONA 1990 V6. wh i te automat 29.000 maea. Mr Mie new $7900

DOOGE 600 1967 LE • 4 door , onfy 40.000 maea. loeded $3,800 or beet oftor 722-464?

DYNASTY S- 1992. I E . 2 l o chooee $13 766

TOWN 6 COUNTRY DODGE 474-6668

OMNI 1979 needs work $695

730-2100 ROSENAU HYUNOAI

OMNI 1964 - good cond i t ion $500 ' beet o f f y Piee»eca« 442-7598

OMNI 1867 0 0 M H 12 SOO condi t ion new t i r e * 6

o r good bat tery

274-1S82

LTD 1879 station wagon V8 72 000 maaa loaded, daaa 3 M d i . r u n * / o o a s gooa $1500 2« t -4324

ltd, 196 107.000 $1700

xxeer V-6. cond i t i on 534-6363

MUSTANG 1866 - Red good $1400

MUSTANG 1861 2 Door •ea t * bixovmOy au toma te $000, beet Can N e * after 6 p m 522-8436

MUSTANG 1963 •manor d a $1000 453-4326 or

GL gray-biack must go 421-6232

MUSTANG 1963 GLX $ 0 - T- tope. < speed d e a n u g h maea. etwome

$3500 After 6 p m >21-3767

MUSTANG 1864 rebuil t 1982 en-gine 302 I - l op * oood condi t ion.

11500 bee' 726-2274

need* need ge*ket

T-BIRO 1978 • 351 e g a i a body de-cant shape need* M i a work . $ 4 0 0 / b e e l Leave meg 421-2296

T-BIRO 1990 Buck 26.000 m«aa. exce l len t cond i l l on M u s i see $104)00 S3V5151

TEMPO oraeas $2900

TEMPO 1968 GL t Speed Mr 4 door . 78.000 maes *m- tm Slereo Greet condr ton $3300 961-6754

TEMPO 1991 O t - 4 door Mr tomM e Mr cxuMe power wmdows. locks $6 200 Eves * weekends 346-7406

THUNOERB/RO 1990 • LX. loeded aa power manl cond i t ion 17,000 ma muat sea $10 995 A f t * 5 624-5348

T-BIRO. 1990 Black. Mf. moeiwoof. THUMOCRBiRD 1965 V6 Mr. • mal ic , good shape t a " ' ^ f w e y maea $1595. YpaHanti 484-3606

868 Geo Looka naoo $575 » m

1966 GL -flea. AM /FM . $2 200

TEMPO 1866- Groeee Pomte grey rod deep wane cruMi veaour interior 35 m p g Thia wk only $1899 Why pay m o r a ? TYME AUTO 4 5 V 5566

GEO 1990 Me t ro LSI C«*~er t .0M Alarm aaurmrvim eheMs 13 000 maea. aar. 40 M P G Spor t package warranty $8,900. 54V0386

GEO 1991 STORM GSi Air; c a * sane low maeege au tomate

Mmt ' 652-7667 or 966-4616

SHADOW 1966 4 door 2 2 War tu rbo, automat ic mr, reo, 97.000 U l S , l w - . ™ maea $2700 471-4584 t

SHAOOW 1988 5 speed ear cond. * ? K ) 0 tionang. we* mamtamed $4 too 1 best 451-7510

STORM 499 > - 5 s p o rurquoae. 11 000 maas $7500 day* 9 8 6 - V 0 9 663-3239

Cylinder 4

2SVS067

TEMPO 191 eo. very iow maea $3199

TYME AUTO 4 5 V 5566

872 Lincoln

SHADOW 1990 ES turbo, automat-ic Loaded, amrm system after 5 30pm 538-7322

SHADOW 1991 Conver t ib le whi le, n ice e q u i p m e n t reedy 10 gof $10 985

TOWN 6 COUNTRY DOOGE 474-6668

MUSTANG 19W GT red 5 speed 1 owner loeded 64 >X- " l e s very good condit ion A f tM Spm

Besi o f t * 553-9604

MUSTANG-196 GT 5 speed aar power pac«*g* «ecaro eats Musi

TEMPO 1969 burgandy $750 down. $ 2 1 8 / m o . take over peyments After Spm 966-7354 or 663 -3066

8 6 6 F o r d

CROWN VICTORIA 1965, 4 doo< Great Condi t ion Loaded ' Traded $3950 Call 357 5529

CROWN VICTORIA t990 LX. Load-ad ex tended warranty Flor ida CM $10 500. besl 427-6489

CROWN VICTORIA 1990 LX. 19 000 m a t * Non-smoker absoautefy. use nake. $10 800 After Spm 591.2422

ESCORT 1964 good condatem 4 speed, a m f m stereo good t i res 1 owner $450 'beat of fer 961-4776

ESCORT 1984 GT. oaack sunroof , new tires exoeaant cond i t ion $600/baM 662-9657

MUSTANG 1968 OT. 5 speed 36.000 maes. Okas'grey $7600

721-7124

TEMPO 1990 OL - 4 door power Steer ing. 'brakes cnaae « . sunrool. 40.000 miles $6,500 729-7246

THUNOER8IRO 1991 - Buck beau ty ' 5 . 0 0 0 maea $11900

Hlnee Park Lmcom-Mercury 453-2424 a r t 201

CONTINENTAL ' 9 6 um wether d ig i ta l muet $10,500

nMryt i tam--ne r 49 300

64a- l®93

8 7 2 L i n c o l n

COUGAR. 1967 XR7 Loaded aa- ! CAPRI. 1991 Comier ixa* automai l « l l condi t ion $4,000 or beet k . caeeetfe sport a f SMS. $ 1 0 J 0 0

8 1 V 2 7 7 0 I Hmee P a r t Lmcom-Mercury 463 -2424 e a t .201

L INCOLN 1865 - LSC. whi le, l o a d ad $6200 Caa before 6 p m

663-1570

MARK VII 1964 - l O M dark baue. n o ruM ext ra cxeen $3200 or beet offer 561 7367

8 9 0 A u t o m o t i v e

MARK Vtl l ook* 6 rune good. 1

$3600

TOWN CAR 1994. fine cond i t ion S * . Only $3,650

• whrte l o p 644-6692

TOWN CAR 1965 Signature S e r i e s ! no nasi good condi t ion $3,996 . Days 532 1313. after 5pm 647 3462

TOWN CAR. 1966 comfor t 6 con- j veraence onfy 37 105 maa* C a l lor 1

453-2424 a r t 2 0 1

TOWNCAR 199" Executive S a n a a 3 Yr warrenty o e d e d 6 ruM proo f

$16,500 a87-6929

874 Mercury

CONTINENTAL 1965 c a o vinyl root 93.000 maa* Caa Mon-Fn 9em-4pm . 423-1400

CONTINENTAL ' 9 9 1 wrv le 'grsy wether t yr warranty $>9000

COUGAR 1966 V6 o a d a d exce l { lent condi t ion. 2 doa» 85.009 'naaa. $4300 Caa aWM 4pm 462-3967

C O u G A R >967 L5. »i*ck loaded. $5500 Excel lent cond i t ion

477-4752

421:2378 890 Automotive

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MUSTANG '986 LX halcn automat-e loaded, excellent '62 000 mi $6499 558-0070 468-5636

CONTINENTAL. 1969 Fu» opt ion* iow Ti i iaogi condi t ion $12,500 3

MUSTANG 1968 LX. 5.0/5 *peed. meny extra* m u l l sea $6 000 • Celt 6pm-9pm only 522-9121

MUSTANG >988 LS - natchOeck eutomafie f cruwe power . leer-ing/brekes- ' tocks c ieen $ 5 2 0 0 ' bost A f tM 6pm 437-7021

$6420 Cell sffer 5PM

MUSTANG 1969 l x - 28 000 maaa. alt excellent condi t ion $6300 or best offer 451-111S

MUSTANG '989 l x com.ert 'bfe 5 0 Ule< autcmetic all opt ions a larm. 34000 rmles e.cMfem cond i t ion $10,200 - 932-3855

ESCORT. 1966 s LX 2 Door bur- I MUSTANG '991 GT 5 000 Mee* gundy, 5 speed new b rake * ver, Mr 5 speed, white -uw proof. l o -wei: ma in ta ined 38.000 m. ios tack Marm $ 1 5 . 5 0 0 ' b « i 2 5 V 7 2 B 0

S42CO cost A n W 6cm p 1 N T O , g goo

'..iimum

kept. 35 -npg on new engine TYME OFOARC 261-7260

c tuM maa*. ESCORT 1968- 3 ' 000 actual . immaculate condi t ion TYME does M I brakes. AC stereo very t i t t le 'uat >

TYME AUTO $2498

4SVSS66

ESCORT-1988 LX. 50,000 m i le * 5 speed 2 door hatchback i oemer $3 000 or best offer Caa arter 5 30pm 474-4942

.$1 .000 See to De*eve' 682-7763

PROBE 1989 GL 54.000,. maea CUM'. au tomat * , M r ^ H maintained run* kke new $6 000 cal l day* 348-3534

ESCORT. 1990 GT - Whi te 5 K M fully loeded new t i re* Good cond i I em $7500 or besl of fer 474-2706

PROBE 1989 GL.--$ speoc Tool AM 'FM cassette condit ion $6 500

3 9 0 A u t o m o t i v e

OTHER

M A T I C K C H E V R O L E T

O t a . R e a s o n t o I D I Q B u y S u b a r u

S t o c k

#2131

Subaru.

What to Jrhv. •Plus lax 4 MIc

-TEST DRIVE TOOAY'

S p o c i o u s inter ior o n d c o r g o Oreo

P o m e r - o s s i s t e d 4 - o i h e e l dts< b r o k e s

P W v o n c e c t M ^ o t v e o v e m e o d t o r n e n g i n e

C h o o s e Front<uT>eet cJrive o r Full-Time RlWJJheei Drive

H O P G E S S U B A R U

1 T H E S U B \ R U O N L Y D E A L E R S H I P [

^ 2 3 1 0 0 U U O O D U J R R D • F € f t N P f t L € » 5 4 7 - 8 8 0 0 J

LEBARON 1984 Good condmon 88,000 m a e s new brakes, u a * <*>-$1600 878-7017

LEBARON 1987 • 4 doot, exce lM^ ' shape black cherry new 6 r * k« * $3995 Call before 2pm 386 8247

LEBARON 1988 Convert ible Turbo l ea the r l u l l power a l u m i n u m wheels Perfect $8500 364 1x4

LEBARON. 1988 Convertica* mm-condlt icir i tow male* $ 8 9 8 5 E>er* 532-1313 after 5pm 647 346-

CAVALIER 1992 Convert ible V-6 au tomate Loaded' 1.880 mi le* $14 600 313-66V1614

L e B A R O N 1992 Convert ib le au to mal ic Mr v - 6 . 2 000mae* $16 685

F O X H I L L S Chrysler- Plymouth

<55 -67 *0 961-3171

REATTA. 1991 convert ib le, m n t . j 8 9 0 A u t o m o t i v e brack, low maaa. one o> 200 made $30.000.'beet 372-3738

REGAL 1961 A u t o m a t e * * power u e e r t n g ' b r a k e * . ( o o B condi -

REGAL 1 C. air. an Owner blue. $9S0

REGAL 1866 L imi ted. 4 door low maa* $6996

F I S H E R B U I C K Troy Mo to r Ma*

6 4 3 - 7 6 6 0

• | Laoaod Sa«lar .S FORO 1988 Econoan* detu .e con $ ! 8 9S0 Private

mint condi t ion

644- t o 10

honda .968 prelude sa 890 Automotive , -jmOKt' Auto rr»ooni.ool Bke • - * w 34K males Deys

151-8440 Eve* 851-9362

Auto- !

ALFA 15*7 sC*d*r CO^varlibA® rad. Econottna Oatu*« co«- j s 000 m.sw m> am-»m c a a w r t -

• * -^o«a» « i c a d S7000 o«ar 6 1 M 3 FOBO »9«8 +w%*on van t raa tupa* daan. wau man t ,

; , r » FORO 1969 Econoana Tahoa loaded mcJuding bed 64.000 maes $10,800 After 6 p m weekends or' feeve man-sage 591-6578

baeuly o n e AUDa 1*87 bOOu GS Uuat l lC 397 8 2 1 7 ; Luxury auto $6000 or best offer

• • • • • B i i m i Caa! aftar 6 p m 737-2785

awetne ' B M W 1865 cond i t ion G a r ,

- 3 tf l i loaded eccei ien i low miles $6200 Caa

545-6511

_r>ONOA :986 P R E I O t / f Si m a l e wr mecmroof low Mus"

HONDA >980 Accord l £ 4 Door n iVM-Ura i . m r r o o t . 16.000 m a e s

HONOA 1880 CIVIC DX H a t o back blue 36.000 mrie* 5 ipeaa cas te t ie . new ar.gine due l o feur

FORO 1991 AEROSTAR XLT a wheel drive. 7 pataengae $13 800

Hmee Park imeokn Mercury 453-2424 est 201

GRAND VOYAGER 1868 Loaded Excellent condi t ion mgh maeege OrlgmiM owner $9 600 Can a h r . 7 p m 313-227-6139

B M W 1865 325* 5 speed 4 doo-good codi t ion. 89 000 na $6300 Days 8 5 V 8808 E vos 661 2508

BMW 73 ' - b " * w " t i I«n ~a t r , ea interior exceaoni condft ior. All 1

s e r v e * records $22 300 486-67 74

C E l i C A 19*8 GTS COUPE 26000 maos reco rd * l o prove A u l o m e n .

346-3336 !

HYUNDAI I8<7 EXCEL 4 doer ! manua l aa C3195

730-2100 ROSENAU HYUNDAI

JAGUAR 1877 I J6L . * doo i sedan

MHNR VAN 1965 Cargo van unOW thma( roo f wmdows locks swa' a n 52.000 actuM miles $S-.50 f i rm tenne m v . o r s , M i r " ' $ 8 8 0 0 After 3pm 32B-32M 477-9206

winters, voted by Roed A Treck

PL YMOUTH >887 VOYAGER SE ; Passenger au toma te ae low mat

RANGER ' 8 6 6 XLT p e k up, V# au- 1 ^ ^ p r f a 8 8 5 ' o rna te garage kep i since new i CMYMM-Plymouth 52v 7804 . <v-.piete service nn to ry luey i ced )

890 A u t o m o t i v e

9 2 A C HI EVA

' 1 1 , 9 8 8 * M S R P $16,396

' 9 2 C U T L A S S CIERA

' 1 1 , 9 8 8 *

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' 1 8 , 9 8 8 * l a a s m c O i e

I eomt* o» •RRNUOFWR I

G L A S S M A N ' s s i s s c r

I 'aw»w« j" wa t * ' w « Mm . j . « w a \ J J " O u U U

/ T T V 9 2 ELANTRA $ 7 4 8 8 *

9 2 EXCEL $ 5 6 8 8 *

' 9 2 S C O U P E

$ 7 4 8 8 *

t c z t z t t t z

M Y C I N D f i l

Te»-Twelve Matt! Soutniield 3 5 4 - 3 3 0 0

U N C L E

LOU SEZ

Sell Every Car & Truck

in Our Massive Inventory ' 92 L U M I N A S E D A N

10 em-4 pm

>73a

W A S $ 1 5 , 5 7 6

M 2.789* 9 2 L U M I N A A P V

OW '15,389 W A S $17 ,660

GM Employees 4 Qualified FamHy

Members Get an Additional 5% Savings.

C o l l e g e G r a d s & F i rs t T i m e B u y e r s Get an A d d i t i o n a l $ 4 0 0 S a v i n g s

Lou LaRiche

4 0 8 7 5 P l y m o u t h Road , P tymouth

ESCORT-1990 GT S»awoa f r y ex i ceHent cond i t ion 30.000 maa*

Warm worrsnty $6,700 566-7291 p r O B E

PROBE 1888 GT red very g o o d condi t ion many ex t ra * Must to i l '

1 543-1333

ESCORT 1990 LX- Immacula te con-d i t ion 33.000 actuM maaa TYME doe* rt again Pneed $679 beKn. whowaaM $3450 TYME AUTO 4 5 V 5 5 6 6

3T - Whi te $7500 Fu»y loaded excaaent condi t ion S speed must see' 626-6 tS7

ESCORT 1991 OT Cayman.

PROBE 1969 LX au toma te load-ed red. 39.000 mt-io*. $7700 O e a n Vary good condit ion 478-4557

warranty Onfy 5.600 na $ 8 7 5 0 / best offer Leave maauaga S 3 V 9 6 3 0

PROBE 1989. LX 5 spaed -ed grey interior loeded very good condi -t ion $6995 416-1616

FAIRMONT 1976 m o w $450

FAIRMONT 1980 N ativefy KM mi le* run* wen $650 or

v 26 1 5638

FAIRMONT 1982 Aa tf Power new Urea, stereo Rune g o o d muet sell $1,000 458-7728

FESTtVA 1966 - 4 speed * m - f m a« cond i t i oned 53.000

. $3000 458-8363

PROBE 199* GL red an loaded exce l lent cond i t i on new t i r e * 38 000 maes S7 000 981-4471

PROBE 1980 GT au toma te b a c k wi thsuoroof Clean $10,700 After 5pm 442-9455

OPEN SATURDAY 10 a .m.-4 p.m.

PROBE 1890 -LX 21 000 maea. ex-cel lent condit ion warranty. $8,000/ I be*1 offer 313-668-0126

FESTtVA. 1889 L • se t t * air 33 000 Hon $3200

A M F M c a * g o o d cond-

462 2665

F E S T V A 1991. only 15 000 maaa. eesy on gias $5695

Hmee Perk Lmcom-Mercury 453-2424 ex t 201

LOOKING FOR S M A L L A u t & m s t e * p r e e d $1500 A b e l o w ' TYME haa many l o choose f r om TYME AUTO 4 5 V 5 5 6 6

MUSTANG LX i 9«9 5 0 ' e d auto-m a t i c . fac to ry aun roo f . a la rm 25.000 maaa $6300 981-5196

MUSTANG ' 9 6 8 - automene air. 39 000 mile* $69»S

. F O X H I L L S Chrys ler -P lymouth

455-6740 961-3171

MUSTANG >991 LX. Conver t ib le onfy 15.000 maaa whi te with red in-terior $13,900 Summer s coming '

n ines Par* Lmcom-Mercury 453-2424 es t .201

TAURUS 1967 mr cruiae tat vary : oood condit ion $3850 or best Offer ' I 562-5285 J

TACRUS 1987 Gc- Excellent oondi- ! I t ion. 52 000 mue* air au tomat ic

a m / l m tape $4685 beat 476-7344

TAURUS 1887 LX wegon ' 'ul l power 3 r d lea f «

$6 800 best 642-3474 570-3223

TAURU9- '987 Wa power cruiae $5 500 CaanoW

TAURUS '988 Ford opt ion $4 850

LX - Every evAaabie Whi te m o o n r o o l ,

455-4413

TAURUS 1869 SL loaded 4 door , • . l e n o e d warranty, under coated , rary clean $$500 425-0647

TAURUS t880 GL excellent c o n a -tion. power wmdows l o c k s seel

500 464-8362

TAURUS 1990 GL Wagon - 41,000 j mffea. m o r a l * oka*, loeded. $8 500

890 Automotive

•86 T R A N S A M Automatic loaooo Tiods sale pnee

* 4 9 4 9

•87 S U B A R U G L W A G O N

' 8 7 S P R I N T 4 Ooor a» Clean

' 3 8 3 8

8 6 T O P A Z GS Air loaded a lummum wheels

> 3 9 3 9

' 8 7 C H E V Y B E A U V I L L E VAN

7 pas»ar>9«r o a a r

s 8 3 8 3

"90 C E L E B R I T Y W A G O N

An A M F M StOfOO 20.000 mules

> 8 8 8 8 •90 G R A N D A M LE

2 DOOR AiAomjse ax A M F M s M r a c i t

• 7 8 8 7

•87 C E N T U R Y An. A M F M siorec- a t u f t w i u m Wheels sa le p n c « -

$ 4 8 4 8

Lou LaRTche CJ-tE^f-bDL-E: / C

L O C A L 4 5 3 - 4 6 0 0 M E T R O 9 6 1 - 4 7 9 7

4 0 8 7 5 P l y m o u t h R o a d , P l y m o u t h

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F O X H I L L S

1 9 8 8 R E G A L L I M I T E D

TOYOTA 1887 X "RA Cab $4000

Sale Price 6 9 9 5 PLYMOUTH 1990 VOYAGER SE wmmtm

R O A D M A S T E R

. 5 300

Sale Price* 1 8 , 9 0 0 PONTIAC t990 TRANSPOR* SE • 11

FISHER BUICK Troy Motor Men

643-7660 VOYAGCR

1990 P A R K A V E N U E

Sale Prices 1 3 , 9 0 0

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1986 BUICK CENTURY 4 D O O R

Air. au tomat ic , power s t e e r i n g & brakes.

1 9 8 8 O L D S CUTLASS 2 DOOR

V 6 l ow maaa wr a u t o m a t e power s law r i g A b rake*

Sale Price S 7 1 9 5

Sale Price $ 3 9 9 5

VOYAGER I M N, an. au tomate new bOMd* * M EM r a s noaa SA200 2SA70S4 sana $ 7 0 0 0 , a

N, an. au tomate new bOMd* * M EM r a s noaa SA200 2SA70S4

VOYAGER t » w r a p p e d t m uon mjm aaa

M T pasaangs' M y amrm good oon«-

$ 3 * 0 0 M i 8071

VOYAIWR 1» •msy loaoad • 7.800

87 LS 42 000 maa* « * M U M t n o r VS.

5SS-7817

1 9 8 6 O L D S DELTA 88 4 DOOR

A u t o m a t * power s t e e r i n g

VOYAOCR 19 •ra sharp arty $5995 civoraa Owyefef P iywuwm m r t o *

~ Sale Price*5800

A R M S T R O N G B U I C K I S U Z U

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5 2 5 - 0 9 0 0

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Warranties on All Vehicles 88 CHEVY BERETTA GT *one«. ste.*o $ « « 88 F-150 Kl SOv-4 auCY-* 7Yr-»:r. 50 "DC •-17 F 150 CUSTOM i spate ^ 8 8 R A N G E R XLT k * n * t » « < « j . m

8 8 T H U N O E R 8 I R O l o a o f d . 8 « » r n a «

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374 M«rcury

A U T O M O T I V E 874 Mercury

: 0 U G A R . I H 6 I S Beaut i tu l I G R A N D N H t n t U J i S — U S S . o n l y ba t . , min i condit ion. ! M . 0 0 0 maea. * m - t m . sir, flood

647 7417 Wiapa $3500 454-3572 I roug iem

874 Mwcury GRANO MAROOIS 1«68 LS 4 door lOeOeO e«OS4lent. W 000 m, Warranty 1 ownar S7500 M I - T p S S

890 Automotivt

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a f f o r d a b l e ! A n n o u n c i n g C o m e r l c a ' s Vin tage Vehic le c a r l oan . This f i nanc ing o p t i o n w » specif ical ly d c M s m d f o r t h e u s e d t a r buye r . If y o u a r e c o n s i d e r i n g a vehic le- tha t is a 1989 m o d e l o r o l d e r a n d you n e e d a loan of $"*.000 o r m o r e , t he Vintage Vehic le a u t o loan is an o p t i o n

- f o f V O U ; ' • r — — — — —

874 Mercury COUOAP 12500

'987- VS. automatic

C O U G A R 1980 LS. f u l p n v . 26 000 maaa. 110.900

M « » Par* Inconn-UarcMry 453-2414 » t 201

GHAHO M A f l O U S E I M S Loaoad Re-Ouatt motor - runs good Must M« . m a * * oXar Bailor* 2 p m or

474-1048

G R A N D MARQUIS 1987. LS. t > c « lent c o n d m o n new k m . oraaaa ants

56300 549-2450

GRANO MARQUIS '992 LS - IOM-ad. 11.000 miles. W

Hlnes Park L inoom-Mwcury 453-2424 8x1201

LN7 1982 - automatic, sunroof . } condi t ion. M-enww l i ra *

3 8 M 7 M i o o o d t

875 Nissan PULSAR 19S4 w n m . loaded. low m i l * * S2450 Ca* evenings

642-7522

PULSAR 1»a»- Llka new. rad. low mllaa. sMreo rphon* . I - t o p 5 speed, *7e0p

876 Oldtmobile CALAIS S 1991. quad 4. FE-3 sus-pension. moat apt iona. warranty low mllaa. » M 0 0 . 344-1608

CALAIS 1965, 2 door sedan. auto-mat ic. a i r . s l * r *o ' ca *ee t te . and mora, fowmar ! A a k l n f l t 1750 i SELECT AUTO. 851 -2277

CIERA 1664, low miles. loaded, g o o d condi t ion 63250 427-6645

CiERA. 1M9„ 4 door . V6. 53.000

LYNX 1962 - 75.500 maes t r . auto-| mal ic , am-fm. newar tores 6 Dsttary

Clean 8 raliabW S750 2 9 ' - 1 2 4 8

| LYNX .1964 GS. 5 speed eMM, air cruise. am- lm . good cond i t ion S850 626-6359

LYNX. 1984. 2 floor automatic, aar. loaded, o o o d c o m l i t w . $ 1,000

eve* 4 2 1 1 8 4

MERKUR. 1985. XR4U, Mack. tu rbo •unroo t , babied, low maas. 13.700

464-6495

SABLE 1986 LS - 4 door . 70,000 mllas immaculate » interior, nu-merous a c t i o n * Mack $3.800/best

525-0021

SABLE 1987 - LS wagon loaded good condi t ion, 76 000 mi le*, new t ires $4000 'beat offer 855-8939

SABLE 1*88 GS. 4 d o c . loaded, good ifres. new shocks » struts, or ig inal owner 15500'bes l878-6660

SABLE. 1868. .42.000 miles, « . c « -ien l cond i t i on $7 500 or bes i CLEAN'- i 568-6475

! SABLE 1969 LS wagon. 9 gar fully loaded, leather, b * $9500 . asking $8500 6;

SABLE 1968 LS Leather Power Moon /oo f Biack 35.000 m l Clean $7900 Birmingham 644-6507

SABLE 1990 LS Excellent condi-t ion. 3 8 Mar. VS. fully waded, 18 000 rrules $11,200 786-0697

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TOPAZ 1965 - 5 spaed, good condi-t ion. $ 1 0 0 0 - - 661-8683

| TOPAZ 1987 GS Cruise, aa E»cel-' e m c o n d m o n $2 495 Call after j 5 p m 553-2234

TOPAZ 1989 - 4 Ooor. Week, load-ed, . 45.000 mi le*, warranty great condi t ion. $5500 best 349-1729

! TRACER 1989 wagon, 5 speed, air. cassette.

| excel lent. i cassette, power steer ing/brakes.

. $4500,'besl 366-6842

TRACER 1989 - 2 doCr M t t N u c k . sport 5 speed b 'akea . amlm.

TRACER 1991 . automatic, air. onfc $7366

Mines Park Lmcom-Mercury 453-2424 e n 201

TRACER t » l LTS 4 Ooor nulo-mal ic , air., an power, cruiae, $8100 Call be fo re 2 p m 263- ' 009

CUTLAS SUPREME 1966 Loeded Excaaent condi t ion 49,000 m l $6600 beat 299-6246 879-7009

CUTLASS 1976 - vary dependable $450 'must sea Can after 4 :30pm 899-3696

CUTLASS. 1963 Supreme Broug-ham. V8. cua tom pa in ted tint win-dows. t - l op mags alpine $2850

262-0782

CUTLASS 1964 Supreme Broug-ham. 2 door , clean, 1 owner , loaded, new urea. $1995 Eve*. 558 2363

CUTLASS 1964 Supreme Broug-ham. g o o d condi t ion $2400 or beet oi ler 437-0386

CUTLASS. 1964, 4 door Ian. 70,000 miles. $ 2 9 0 0 Runs wel l body good cond i t ion 313-3S6-6230

C U T L A S S 1985 C1ERRA. 4 ooor. loaded. «xceMn1 cond i t ion $3600

669-2051

CUTLASS 1985 C-era Brougham g o o d condi t ion, i owner 4 cylinder, air cond i t ion $2475 649-4673

FOX HILLS

880 Pontiac 884 Volkswagen 884 Volkswagen 884 Volkswagen FIERO 1968- A l black oeeufy 41.000 actual relies mis one comes with lull warranty $3999 TYME AUTO 455-5566

GRAND A M 1990 LE - only 28.000 miles 16395

Mines Park Lincoln-Mercury 453-2424 *<1 20.1

BEETLE 1677, conve r t * * * Pleeee c a a a f l e r s o m 471-0429

JETTA, 1964 GL. 78,000 miles 5 speed, sunroo l some rust, very wen maintained. $2900 396 5864

GTI-1963 wel l maMUMad. uraa. b rakes 6 exhausl Runs great L o o k s fOOd t A la rm " —

JETTA - 1990 . GLr. 16 vaNe Wotts-burg Edi t ion loaded, air BBS

Hon l ' s wheels. Rec arc seals spotiees 646 0806 $10 000 ot best 651-5295

SCIROCCO 1960 Very clear. wen VW, 1990. GL Wo»sb«rg Edit ion. Main ta ined no rust 5 speed- tjleck ; Manuel air cruiae. sunroof Excel $1250 855-0626 lent cond i t ion Evenings 641-2401

GRAND PfltX 1868 SE - W W s . tan interior - loaded excellent condi t ion. 67.000 miles, $6 900 861-0051

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GRAND PRIX 1969 SE loaded, ex ceaenl condit ion 46 000 mllee. $9100 247-66SC or 567-4996

GRAND PRIX i960 V6, autoirerl lc. air. $1250 Laeve message at

535-0606

GRANO PRIX 1968 - B lack 'Uvea. 2 door, all power loaded 45.000 miles, original owner, new tiraa. $6,900 Rochester 652-4934

GRAND PRIX 1991 SE 2 door whine, automatic. aK. cassette. war-ranty 7500 mees $12,100 546-0309

GRAN PRIX. I960 STE. Maroon with grey, sunroof loaded. $11 800 After 5 826-6066

PHOENIX 1981, 4 door. 4 speed stick shift $775 or beet oOer

558-7742

PONTIAC GTA 1988 low extended warranty. 1 owner load-ed $9500 352-5161

PONTIAC 6000.SE. 67,000 miles, super d e a n Asking $5500 or bes l o » » 326-8190

SUNBIRD 1M5 HATCHBACK

SUNBIRD 1986 SE - black air cas-sette. sunrool new 1*es snocks. struts $4000'best 357-6953

SUNBIRD 1967, GT turbo, wea maintained, original owner. $3500 (negotiable! After 6pm 649-1326

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DELTA 88 1965 - R o y » e , frost beige e x l e r o r co lor . V8 average miles, no rual. $2975 561-6132

DELTA 68. 1966 Royal Brougnam 67,000 Miles. 1 owner Mus l sen $4290 /bes l Eves 437-7885

DELTA 68. 1966 Clean 4 door, loaded Pr ivate owner $4000 Can 350-7274 . OT476-8367

DELTA 68 1990 Royale. 2 door, all power, loeded. 5500 mxies 644-9064

OLDS DELTA 88 1969 low miles $9495

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SUNBIRD. 1966 GTTui-Bb. red", au-tomat ic an. amfm cassette, $5,000/ best ofler 981-4795

SUNBIRD ' 9 8 9 LE Mmt condi t ion, loaded 6 M n m u m wheels. 68.500 miles, 5 speed $4995 537-6845

SUNBIRD 1989 mus l sail, air, am-lm cassette automatic. $4750

422-1016

SUNBIRD. 1991, LE. automatic, blue a r am-fm 23.000 mHas must seiL $8?S0 Oays 737-8206,

eves 981-3152

TRANS A M 1979 Whi le w 'go ld ,

c o n d i t o n $ 5 . ^ ' best n ^ ° 2 6 - © 9 5 0

OLDS DELTA 68, 1990 Brougham. •M e q u i p m e n t . . ? 2 . 0 0 0 m r t e i $12,905

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TRANS M > 1.987 M l pooler, alarm. I cruise, 6 speak at stereo low maea. i excellent. $6750 437-3037

875 Nissan MAXIMA 1867 Blue automatic 1 owner, garaged loaded. 66.000 miles, snarp ' $6 700 737-1924

N iSSAN 1984 - 300 ZX. 2 plus 2. wen mainta ined. M o p s air. cruia*. silver*'blue $3000/bes1 356-5449

N iSSAN 1987 3002X - Red. M o o s casset te t i l t , cruese. power win-dows ' l ocks , seel air immaculate cond i t ion , $7,750. 485-1052

NISSAN 1990 300ZX, - 2 sealer coupe Dw-nond Black Pearl, 5 speed, low maea. leather interior, electronic peckage. loaded, aakmg $19,200 <517)462-9434

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OLDS 1876. $400 or best offer 1978 Pont iac Bonnevil le. $700 Both greet t ranspor t at Km 536-4577

REGENCY 1987 Brouglhem 36.000 miles perfect condi t ion. $7450

661-34*0

REGENCY 98 1986 - all power op-t ions, loeded. cassette very good condi t ion. $4800 626-1974

ROYALE 88 1966. 4 door , loaded low mllaa ant i lock brakaa new bat-tery. $7500 - not t l rm 851 -7090

TOROWADO 1966 - l oaded leather g o o d cond i t ion $4900

464-2307

878 Ptymouth

"Automotive Group of Farmington Hills"

At G r a n d River a n d 1 0 Mi le

A u d o L O T U S 325 b u i c k chhsd

CARAVEL LE 1985 Very g o o d cond i t ion 26 m p g Higfv mules $1650 Can. 471-7163

COLT 1991 Bieck h«tc«iback. ster-eo cassette TH yrs left o n Bumper-Bumper Warranty 646-4762

GRANO FURY 1962 Runs good excellent t ranspor ta t ion $500

(313)295-2826

GRAN FURY 1987 - low mi le*, an opt ions $4495

FOX HILLS

TRANS AM 1991 loaded T- tops winter stored $13200 656 0636 540-1560

T-1000 l?84 - very good condi t ion, new tires, shacks & exhaus t $950

533-6621

882 Toyota CAMAY 1969 LE am-tm cassette loaded exoeiieni condi t ion $7900 '' or besi ofler 350-6945

CAMRY 1991 Deluxe 22.000 miles. :

5 Michetm t ires silver air. cruise tape, l owner. $ ' t 285 r76-5322

CAMRY 1991 DX - automatic, sun-rool. loaded, blue metall ic. 13.000 miles like new $11950 655-6227

CEUCA, 1990 GT. 5 speed sun-roo l amfm tape, excellent condi-t ion 334-1342

COROLLA I M ! 1 ooor, A M - F M cassette, an. 5 speed needs work. $600 435-9547

CRESSIDA 1983 cow mileage, M l poww automatic sunrool. excellent condit ion 258-5070 or647-7J40

CRESStDA 1989 - White, burgundy learner AnMock brakes sunroof. 35.000mi great $13,995 855^2475

HORIZON. 1984, 5 speed 65,000 miles $1950. 'best offer Can after 7 30 P M 531-0463

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HORIZON 1967 - g o o d condi t ion automat ic t ransmission, a m l m cas-sette $2400 729-4459

LASER 1965 XE - Turbo, rebui l t mo-tor. aurvoof . every opt ion, no rual. Sharp $2,500 f i rm 437-5171

RELIANT-1964. runs great. Auto-mat ic. air. s tereo $600 Cal l after 5pm. 489-1968

SUPRA !9«6 n - very clean 5 speed. 53.000 mx whi te /b lue .man-or vary good tires. $7300 647-8202

SUPRA 1967 like brand new a n o only 46.000 mi les Dark blue w,'Sun-roof. automat ic and loaded For onfy $8995

TOWN 6 COUNTRY DOOGE 474-6666

TERCEL 1966 48.000 milea. auto-m a t e power Steering, brakaa air. am-lm, must C $3950 531-7T87

SUNDANCES 1989-91 automat ic air. much more, large selection f rom $4495 Livonia Chrysler P lymouth 525-7604

TOYOTA 1990 C E L C A GT. miles $91798

FISHER BUICK Troy Motor Mal l

643-7660

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SUNDANCE 1968 - 2 door euto-met ic. air c ieen are* ca red lor 31.000 m i $4200 Deys 353-0050

SUNDANCE 1986 Automat ic , air. am tm cassette, excel lent condit ion $3900 beet 347-9147, 344-4269

| TUR1SMO 1865 exceaent condi t ion 5 speed, spoiler louvers. Im cas-sette 6 OQuatiier. new b rakee ' l ves $2250/best , must sen 476-2549

I VOLARE 1978, low mileage, i lent running condmon $600

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880 Pontiac B O N N E V I L L E - 1 9 8 9 . LE . powe r locks, rear defrost luggage 'ack Mint 49K • mites $7995 645-0924

BONNEVILLE 1966 SSE Every op t ion! Excellent Shape Below aver-age miles $9900 Ca* 9am to

5 .30pm 557-8240 eves 851-6564

I "BILL COOK'S GOT IT! " ] BONNEVILLE 1967 SE. an avaaabie op t ion* awSudmg t n o o n r o C Two tone burgundy 6 gray antft gray leather l i e n o r excel lent corKStion 'OK mi $6950 f irm evee 335-9643

BONNEVILLE 1967 haghaaay maes. l oaded axcSSarl c o n d m o n S3 500 536-7742

! BONNEVILLE. 1966 LE 2-Ton*. . Rj f ty pecstage e u e a e n t condi t ion

62.000 mUe* $6895 459 5554

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BONNEVILLE 1968 SSE immacu-late. a* opt ione moonroo f ww mllaa nam b rakes $6950 851-3317

BONNEVILLE 1968 SE 4 door u e d a d $8500 or C a r Richard Lyons

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OAANO MUX 1979 Running Nea w o r t 4ar v 6 $300 ar M M OMv Alter 6 p m 471 5264 I

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1992 TOPAZ GS 2 DOOR 354R Pkg., air comfort convenience LIST PRICE $11,732 group, rear defrost, luggage rack, air, AM/FM cassette, tinted glass, 7 spoke aluminum wheels, power , steering, power brakes. (Rear $ U U U Q X spoiler in photo not available on 354R package.) 18 at this price"

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1992 TRACER 4 DOOR 573A Pkg., automatic. 1.9 liter fuel injection, power steering, power brakes, power mirrors, electronic AM/FM. rear defrost, deck l id release, drtver's side seat tilt, tilt steering, tinted glass, air. variable speed wipers.

LIST PRICE $12,988 rACTORY REBATE. 4 S 0 0 -

DISCOUNT -$1795

s 1 0 , 6 9 2 * 75 at this price

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1992 SABLE GS Power windows, power lock group, speed control, rear defrost, accent stnpe, front floor mats, trtt steering. 3-0 V-6 fuel injected engine. 6-way power driver's seat, electronic AM FM cassette, aluminum wheels, light group, air. tinted glass, power mirrors

UST PRICE ...$18,927

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Top scholars win academic honors Academic All Stars

TH E Y H A N D L E i t all — a t o u g h a c a d e m i c p r o g r a m , p a r t - t i m e jobs, a th l e t i c s , ex-t ra -cur r icu lar ac t iv i t ies a n d

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Places tike t h e London School of Economics , t h e Univers i ty of Michi-gan a n d S w a r t h m o r e will ge t t h e s e s ta r s tor t he nex t four-six years vears . ^ t t e r t h a t , the i r chosen fields which nciude rnedictne, n t e rna t iona l [ela-

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P A M E L A K. S M I T H John G lenn High School. W e s t l a n d

Pamela S m i t h wi\l a t t e n d .he Uni-vers i ty of M i c h i g a n a n d n a j o r in Eng-lish a n d psychology. She will jo in t ly enroll in t h e h o n o r s p rogram a n d t h e res ident ia l college

F in i sh ing t o p in her h igh school class. S m i t h ' s goal is t o repea t t h a t feat a t t n e U-M where she will s t r i v e to g r a d u a t e a s va ledic tor ian n t h e Col-lege of L i t e r a t u r e . Science a n d t h e Ar t s -

Her career »oals inc lude e a r n i n g a ioc tora te in psychology a n d establishi-ng a o n v a t e pract ice . Although psy-

chology will oe her "b read -winn ing" career, she p l ans to wri te .

"I d r e a m of being a wri ter , a real writer a pub l i shed wri ter of f a sc ina t -ing s tor ies * n d ooetry t h a t a r e no t read but exper ienced, ' she wro te in her all-star appl ica t ion .

She is co-editor of t h e G lenn year book H e r ex t r acu r r i cu la r ac t iv i t i e s in grades 9-12 h a v e included: yearbook s taff , n e w s p a p e r s taff . N a t i o n a l Honor Society, s y m p h o n y o rches t r a , s y m p h o -ny b a n d , ecology c lub a n d S t u d e n t s Agains t D r i v i n g D r u n k .

She p a r t i c i p a t e d in t h e 1990 Sum-mer I n s t i t u t e for t h e Ar t s a n d Sc iences and t h e 1991 H e n r y F o r d C o m m u n i t y

College S u m m e r P r o g r a m for Academi-cal ly T a l e n t e d High School j u n i o r s a n d Seniors .

A N a t i o n a l M e r i t s e m i f i n a l i s t . Smi th was a f inal is t in t h e 35th a n n u a l Mich igan M a t h e m a t i c s Pr ize Compet i -t ion, second runne r -up in a Bill of R i g h t s essay contest sponsored by t h e Mich igan Tr ia l Lawyers , cer t i f icate of i ch ievement for t h e 4 989-1990 Michi-gan E d u c a t i o n Assessment P rog ram, academic ' e f t e r and pres ident ia l aca-iemic Mtn^Ss a w a r d s She has eceived school nonors tor her work in Eng l i sh , •nath Span i sh a n d science.

She also volunteers at t he W a y n e J o u n t y Living C e n t e r for Seniors .

S m i t h said wri t ing is "her pass ion; l e r ca tha r s i s . "

Mer ft'orfc •har. i p p « a r e d m "hr W-l iow Walk a l i terary journa l publ i sned oy h e Livingston C o u n t y W r i t e r s j r o u p . t he Westland Eagle and" t h e Detroit News.

She c red i t s M a n e Zelasko. an Eng-lish t eacher a t J o h n G lenn , as t h e big ^es t inf luence in her h igh school ca-reer.

" S h e has encouraged me to express my ideas, ha s conf idence in m e a n d a s k s my opinion on va r ious i tems, s a y s S m i t h .

T h e d a u g h t e r of J a m e s a n d Bever ly Smi th -o f W e s t l a n d . she has a s is ter . Andrea who s 21

t ou rnamen t s , tn u m m e r 1991 he at-t ended t h e U-M Na t iona l D e b a t e In-s t i tu te . T h i s year he led his t e a m to t he second s t a t e t o u r n a m e n t in 10 years .

His. o ther act ivi t ies inc lude v a r s i t y forensics. vars i ty quiz bowl, p res iden t of Nat ional Honor S o c i e t y . s t a f f wri ter and editor the school newspape r Spot-light, co-editor of Spectrum S teven-son 's l i terary magazine v a r s i t y aca-demic games, m a t h . c lub . Jun io r Achievement , compute r t eam, s t u d e n t council a n d mock trial t e am. • He volunters a t 3 o t s f o r d Hosp i t a l

and the annual h e a l t h o r a m a a n d spe-cial olymoics.

For the last four /ea rs . Khe te rpa l has worked it C u s t o m P r o g r a m m i n g Service as a computer p r o g r a m m e r . He

" T h i s feeling a long wi th m y s t rong interes t in science conv inced me t h a t I should en te r t h e ned ica l f ie ld ." wrote Pa r ikh in h is al l -s tar appl ica t ion .

His ex t ra-curr icu lar ac t iv i t ies in-clude co-captain of sc ience olympiad, quiz bowl t e a m , t e n n i s t e a m , s t u d e n t council r ep re sen t a t i ve . Na t iona l Hon-or Society a n d N a t i o n a l Ar t Honor So-ciety.

•His academic hohors inc lude semi f ina l^ t Na t iona l M e r i t Scholarsh ip semi- f ina l i s t R e s i d e n t i a l Scholar Scholast ic Art con t e s t Gold K e v award , recognit ion >n W h o ' s W h o Among Amer ican High -School S t u dents a n d a s c n o l a r s h i p f rom Guja ra t i Sama j . a local As ian- ind ian organiza tion.

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also tu tored an Emotional ly d i s tu rbed ikh, 19. as hav tng i a a m e biggesi r.

H i s academic honors include: Na-t iona l Honor Society. N a t i o n a l M e r i t Scho la r finalist , cer t i f ica te of c o m m e n -d a t i o n C o n t i n e n t a l M a t h e m a t i c s League , Na t iona l Council of T e a c h e r s of Eng l i sh wri t ing a w a r d s c o m p e t i t i o n . W h o ' s W h o Among Amerioart H i g h School S t u d e n t s , f inal is t Shell C e n t u -ry T h r e e Leader Compe t i t i on , cer t i f i -c a t e of recognition Mich igan E d u c a -t ion Assessmen t Program, qua l i f i ed for P a r t II of t he Mich igan M a t h e m a t i c s P r i ze Compet i t ion a n d received invi ta -t ion t o par t i c ipa te in eng ineer ing s y m -pos iums a t P u r d u e U n i v e r s i t y . C a r n e -gie Mellon Univers i ty a n d t h e U .S . N a v a l Academy

J o s e p h c i tes R a l p h Spr ingf ie ld , h is phys ica l educat ion t eacher a t F r o s t

council, sc ience o lympiad , m a n y school musical p r o d u c t i o n s — inc luding t h e lead in f ive, yea rbook staff a n d Michi-gan M a t h League .

His non-school re la ted ac t iv i t i e s in-clude m e m b e r of Temple Israel , pho-tography c lasses , recrea t iona l skiing and tennis .

H e worked s u m m e r s a t a f r u i t ma r ket a n d p a r t - t i m e dur ing t h e school year as a S u n d a y school music a ide a t T e m p l e T s r a e T t o earn m o n e y for h is co l l egeeduca t ion . •• 'During s u m m e r s , he a t t e n d e d Har -

vard S u m m e r School, Mich igan Boys" S t a t e a n d six-week college p r e p course in phys ics a t T u f t s Unive r s i ty .

H i s academic honors inc lude f inal is t m Mich igan M a t h e m a t i c Pr ize Compe-t i t ion. N a t i o n a l Mer i t c o m m e n d e d scholar. M i c h i g a n S u m m e r I n s t i t u t e

Sachin Kheterpal

S A C H I N K H E T E R P A L S t e v e n s o n High School. Livonia

Sach in K h e t e r o a l 'vill en te r t h e Uni-ve r s i ty of Micn igan intef lex P r o g r a m t m s lail t o s t u d y medic ine .

H e holds * 4.0 g rade point a v e r a g e a n d is enrolled in t h e M a t h Science C o m p u t e r Program for academica l ly t a l e n t e d s t u d e n t s in t h e L ivon ia school d i s t r i c t .

In add i t ion t o t op g r a d e s . K h e t e r p a l i>as pa r t i c ipa ted m a va r i e ty of ex t ra -cur r icu la r ac t iv i t ies a n d has d o n e vol-un tee r work t h r o u g h o u t h is high school career.

H e rep resen ted S t evenson a t B o y s ' S t a t e 1991 a t which h e was e l ec ted sec re t a ry of s t a t e . H e was also select-ed a s first a l t e r n a t e t o Boys ' N a t i o n .

H e led t h e va r s i ty d e b a t e t e a m for two yea r s a n d p a r t i c i p a t e d in m a n y

seven th grader --arlier t h i s year . riis awards include: all-school activi-

t y pin denotes superior con t r ibu t ion to -?xtra-curricular o r g a n i z a t i o n s ) . fi-nalist in Na t iona l Counci l of Teachers of Engl ish Compet i t ion . Pub l i ca t ions Excellence Award . Speech Excel lence Award for for a c h i e v e m e n t s in d e b a t e a n d forensics. t op i a0 of t h e Mich igan M a t h e m a t i c s Prize" Compe t i t i on .

He credi t s his pa r en t s , Ved a n d Sneh Kheperpal as h a v i n g t h e biggest influence in h is academic career .

"Through thei r success a n d act ions , my oaren t s have inst i l led in m e the values needed in an increas ingly com-pet i t ive world."

fiuence oh h is academic career "As an older s is ter she has a lways

given me some th ing -O s t r ive for. Also, she has a lways used her experience to guide m e wi th mine so t h a t I could achieve the s a m e successes a n d learn from her m i s t a k e s . D u r i n g my 12 years of school she h a s been my fr iend, teacher a n d s i s te r "

Vipul V. Parikh

V I P U L P A R I K H P lymouth C a n t o n H i g h School

Vipul Pa r ikh p lans t o s t u d y medi-cine a t the Un ive r s i t y of Mich igan . Cornell Univers i ty or H a r v a r d Univer-si ty.

Becoming a phys ic i an has a lways oeen a goal fo r P a n k h . b u t h is reasons have been cemented over t h e las t year a f te r he volunteered a t a medica l clinic a n d par t ic ipa ted in severa l service ac-t ivi t ies t h rough s t u d e n t council a n d Nat ional Honor Socie ty .

"I discovered t h a t I could gain great sa t isfact ion by servic ing o t h e r people." said Par ikh , t he son of V i rendra a n d Rohini Par ikh of P l y m o u t h Townsh ip .

Michael R- Joseph

M I C H A E L R I O S E P H Stevenson H i g h School , ".ivonia

Michael R . J o s e p h p lans to s t u d v c iv i l / env i ronmen ta l engineer ing at ei ther t h e U n i v e r s i t y of Mich igan or S t an fo rd Unive r s i ty .

An honor s t u d e n t in high school J o seph has been busy H i s extra-curr icu lar ac t iv i t ies include: t u d e n t council representa t ive , v a r s i t y oaske tba l l . var sity baseball a n d v d i t o r of t he school newspaper .

H e tu to red o ther s t u d e n t * in m a t h . Spanish a n d for t h e A C T e x a m s and volunteered for t h e school ' s Red Cross V, 1 im-mI , 4 r i i r > . • i i - i t r y - / l i l i W f l A l l i ' l ' T

D i u O u a n v r a n u rouawrr t i w j « r v w ^ . •

and fertilizer sa les H e a lso pa r t i c ipa t ed in t he C h r i s t m a s a n d E a s t e r b a s k e t programs for t h e n e e d y .

An ac t ive m e m b e r of St . Aidan Cathol ic C h u r c h . J o s e p h worked par t -t ime as a car r ie r for t h e Obse rve r Newspape r s « n d a t M c D o n a l d ' s .

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M i d d l e School as hav ing t h e g r e a t e s t in f luence on his h igh school a c a d e m i c ca ree r .

" T h e lesson he t a u g h t m e b e g a n on t h e baske tba l l cour t a n d soon b e g a n inf luencing every aspec t of m y life I h a d never played a m i n u t e of orga-nized basketba l l or footbal l pr ior t o at-t e n d i n g Stevenson. T h e o d d s of m e m a k i n g ei ther of t h e s e t e a m s , there-fore. were s tacked h igh ly a g a i n s t m e M r . Springfield a l w a y s e m p h a s i z e d t h a t one may accomplish a n y t h i n g t h r o u g h dedicat ion, self-sacr i f ice a n d h a r d work T h a t I h a v e e a r n e d m y var-s i t y l e t t e r several t imes over in b a s k e t -bal l a n d baseball a n d h a v e s e r v e d a s de fens ive capta in of t h e junior v a r s i t y footbal l t eam is a t e s t a m e n t to h i s ad-vice ." wri tes Joseph in his a l l - s ta r ap-p l i c a t i o n

H e is t he son of R i c h a r d F a n d M a r y L Joseph

A t eache r . Virginia L a m b e r t , ha s been t h e b igges t inf luence on h i s aca-demic ca ree r .

"She h a s t a u g h t m e to use m y m a n y in te res t s a n d t a l e n t s to my a d v a n t a g e . She has s h o w e d me t h e b e a u t y of biol-ogy." wro te Spector in h i s al l -s tar ap-plicat ion . '

H e is t h e son of S t even a n d Louise Spector

B e n j a m i n S p e c t o r

B E N J A M I N S P E C T O R N o r t h Fa rming ton High School

Ben jamin Spector p lans t o a t t e n d ei-the r D u k e U n i v e r s i t y or t h e Univers i -t y of Pennsy lvan ia a n d s t u d y biology H e w a n t s t o be a genet ic t h e r a p i s t or genet ic researcher .

Spector ha s packed his h i g h school career wi th a var ie ty of ex t ra -cur r icu-lar activates including: p r e s i d e n t of junior a n d senior classes, c lass b o a r d . Na t iona l Honor Society, f o u n d e r a n d cha i r of env i ronmenta l c lub , s t u d e n t

H e vo lun teered in t h e financial d e pa r t ment a t S t , M a r y Hospi ta l in 1991.

Lee has received t h r e e college schol-a r sh ips — $500 f r o m the Association of Chinese A m e r i c a n s a n d bronze awards f r o m t h e M i c h i g a n M a t h e m a t -ics Prize Compe t i t i on in 1991 and 1992 (each worth S350) . B o t h years he fin-ished among t h e t o p 50 high school m a t h s t u d e n t s in t h e s t a t e of Michi-gan on a s t a t e w i d e m a t h t e s t .

He is t he son of L iang T a n Lee a n d S h u n Luan Lee of C a n t o n Township .

Wilson

. W I L S O N L E E P l y m o u t h Salem High School

Wilson Lee will g r a d u a t e a t t h e t op of his c lass in J u n e a n d t h e n p lans t o s t u d y medic ine a t e i ther t h e Universi-t y of M i c h i g a n . Cornell Un ive r s i t y or H a r v a r d U n i v e r s i t y .

He w a n t s to be a phys ic i an because he believes t h a t medicine, " w i t h i ts op-po r tun i t y for per Sonto-person con t ac t with p a t i e n t s , is a m o n g t h e mos t di-rect m e a n s possible of serving m y fel-low c i t i s e n s . "

"I hope t o mean ingfu l ly con t r i bu t e to t h e e f f o r t t o w a r d un iversa l hea l th care for al! Amer icans , some th ing t h a t a d e m o c r a c y like o u r s s h o u l d b e able to provide for . " sa id Lee.

Lee 's h igh school ac t iv i t i e s include, sec re ta ry N a t i o n a l Honor Socie ty , cap-ta in of sc ience o lympiad , c a p t a i n of quiz bowl, vice p res iden t of t h e Ger-man club, compu te r t e a m (f inished f i rs t o u t of 20 t e a m s in t h e 1992 M e t r o C o m p u t e r League) a n d t e n n i s (he le t te red in doubles a n d s ing les ) .

Tars Schubert

T A R A S C H U B E R T Nor th F a r m i n g t o n High School

Ta ra S c h u b e r t will a t t e n d S w a r t h more College a n d s t u d y biology.

She credi t s her p a r e n t s . Arlene a n d T imo thy S c h u b e r t , for inf luencing her academic career .

."They he lped m e wi th count less es says and pro jec t s a n d gave me the sup-port th rough t h e yea r s to s t r ive to be m y bes t , " sa id S c h u b e r t in her all-star applicat ion.

Her ex t ra -cur r icu la r act ivi t ies dur-ing high school inc luded drama (four-school p l a y s ) , s t u d e n t government (four years on s t u d e n t board) a n d sophomore c lass sec re ta ry , junior cls&s vice pres ident . N a t i o n a l Honor Society executive board .

Schube r t ' s a c a d e m i c honors include Michigan M a t h e m a t i c s Pr ize Competi-t ion finalist 1990 a n d 1991 Na t iona l Meri t finalist, rec ip ient of 1991 Michi-gan Society of W o m e n Engineers Ma-d a m e Curie A w a r d for Excellence in M a t h a n d Science.

K A R U N A M A N T E N A M e r c y H i g h School

K a r u n a M a n t e n a will enroll in a three-year bache lo r of economic s pro-gram next fal l in t h e London School of Economics. S h e t h e n hopes to earn a doc tora te in i n t e rna t iona l re la t ions a n d plans a career in t h e Uni ted Na-tions or some o t h e r in te rna t ional non-profit o rgan iza t ion .

A na t ive of Ind ia . M a n t e n a has spent most of h e r life in t he Un i t ed States .

"I have h a d t h e un ique oppor tun i ty

Karuna Marten* . t o see firsthand the riches of t h e F i r s t Wor ld a n d t h e unbel ieveable pove r ty of t h e T h i r d Wor ld ." said M a n t e n a in her al l-s tar appl icat ion.

" T h i s fac t alone h a s s h a p e d m u c h of w h a t I feel my purpose in life is to be. I a m conv inced t h a t in my life, I a l w a y s w a n t t o be commi t t ed a n d ded i ca t ed t o i ssues of just ice a n d peace a n d more concre te ly . I w a n t to work t o w a r d a world where knowledge, power a n d wea l th are more evenly d i s t r i b u t e d a m o n g aff na t ions . "

H e r ex t racurr icu lar ac t iv i t i e s in h igh school included co-chair of t h e h u m a n relat ions council . Model U n i t e d , N a t i o n s , co-leader of A m n e s t y In t e rna -t iona l . junior vars i ty a n d vars i ty ten-nis t e a m s , poetry c lub. N a t i o n a l H o n o r Socie ty . French Honor Socie ty . Na-t ional Organizat ion for W o m e n a n d C o Aim (youth group) i

H e r academic honors inc lude recog-n i t ion for highest school score in t h e M i c h i g a n M a t h e m a t i c s Pr ize Compet i -t ion. Na t iona l Fore ign L a n g u a g e A w a r d . Nat ional L e a d e r s h i p a n d Ser v ice Award . Bausch a n d L o m b A w a r d for Excel lence in Science. W h o ' s W h o A m o n g American High School Stu-d e n t s . advanced p l acemen t scholar a n d severa l speaker a n d de lega te awards , f rom Model U n i t e d Nat ions-

S h e says her 23-year-old s i s te r . R a m a , ha s had t h e biggest in f luence on her high school academic career .

" S h e has opened u p m y m i n d a n d h e a r t t o t h e world of l i t e r a tu re a n d h a s forever changed by life- M y love of r e a d i n g will last forever ." sa id M a n t e -na . w h o is t h e daugh te r of S u r y a n a r a y -a n a R a j u and Anasuya M a n t e n a .

J O H N J W Y D E R K O Churchi l l H igh School

J o h n J W y d e r k o p lans t o s t u d y en-gineer ing a t t he Un ive r s i t y of Michi -gan or General Motors I n s t i t u t e nex t

fal l . — _ _ _ A 4.0 Student at Churchi l l . W y d e r k o

c r e d i t s h is pa ren t s . B e r n a r d a n d D» a n n Wyde rko . for hav ing t h e b igges t in f luence on his academic career by "be ing suppor t ive a n d p u t t i n g a g rea t deal of emphas i s on educa t ion . '

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Runners-up F o r t y - t h r e e s t u d e n t s f r o m publ ic ,

parochial a n d p r iva t e schools t h r o u g h -out t h e a r e a received an h o n o r a b l e ment ion in t h e 1992 Observer Academ-ic All-Star compet i t ion . R u n n e r s - u p in th is y e a r ' s compet i t ion are:

C indy P e t e r s , a Red fo rd S t . A g a t h a senior, "plans t o a t t e n d Un ive r s i t y of De t ro i t -Mercy . She is a m e m b e r of t h e Na t iona l H o n o r Society, a t e a c h e r ' s as-s i s t an t a n d a vacation bible school t eacher . S h e won academic a w a r d s f rom t h e D e t r o i t Archdiocese for Eng-lish. m a t h , sc ience and social s tud ie s . She lives w i th her mother a n d s t e p f a -the r . D i a n a a n d James T r o u f m a n in Det ro i t .

J e s s e m y n Schu lz . a senior a t Lu the r -an High School West land, w a n t s t o b e come an E n g l i s h teacher in a T h i r d World c o u n t r y . She p lays va r s i ty sof t -ball, is a c t i v e in s t uden t council a n d serves as a c h u r c h youth g roup presi-den t S h e is a member of t h e N a t i o n a l Honor Socie ty . Her pa ren t s a r e M a r k a n d S t e p h a n i e Schulz of Yps i lan t i w h o she c r e d i t s as t h e biggest in f luence in her a c a d e m i c career "by t each ing m e t h e va lue of a s t rong educat ion a n d en-couraging m y de te rmina t ion t o a c h i e v e m y g o a l s . "

Cha r l e s Orns te in is a F a r m i n g t o n Har r i son senior . H e is edi tor of h i s school newspape r , a n d ed i to r of a B'nai B ' r i t h Y o u t h Organiza t ion news-paper . H e won a wri t ing award f rom t h e Detroit Free Press a n d is m e m b e r of t h e N a t i o n a l Honor Socie ty . H e plans t o s t u d y law and con t inue wr i t -ing. poss ib ly for a newspaper or m a g a -zine. H i s p a r e n t s . Alexander a n d H a r -riet O r n s t e i n of Fa rming ton Hi l l s , have been t h e biggest inf luence o r h i s a cademic career . "They p u s h e d m e t o pe r fo rm accord ing t o m y abi l i t ies a n d s u p p o r t e d m y school decision a n d col-lege cho ices . " wrote Orns te in in h i s all-s t a r app l i ca t ion .

J e f f r y Blaszkowski is a senior a t W a y n e M e m o r i a l High School. H e is a d r u m m a j o r in t he school 's m a r c h i n g band , ski c lub pres ident a n d a m e m b e r of t h e G e r m a n club and N a t i o n a l H o n -or Socie ty . H e plans to a t t e n d t h e Uni -vers i ty of M i c h i g a n a n d major in ac tu -arial m a t h e m a t i c s , a field h is b r o t h e r i n t roduced h i m to. H i s p a r e n t s a r e R o n a l d a n d D iana Blaszkowski of W e s t l a n d .

L e t h a A n n Harn i sh is a F r a n k l i n High School senior. She is a m e m b e r of t he S p a n i s h a n d physics clubs, t h e yearbook s t a f f , a bible s t u d y c lub a n d t h e F r a n k l i n Players . She won a w a r d s for science, m a t h a n d read ing scores on t h e M i c h i g a n Educa t iona l Assess-m e n t P r o g r a m tes t , and t h i r d p lace for g e o m e t r y in a ma thema t i c s c o n t e s t . She w a n t s t o a t t end K a l a m a z o o or Hope col leges t hen begin a cha l l eng ing a n d fu l f i l l ing career. She l ives w i t h h e r m o t h e r Rose l i ne Harn i sh . a n d her sis-te r J a n a , 15. in Wes t l and .

N a n c y Bur r is a senior a t L a d y w o o d High School in Livonia . She is a var-s i ty cheer leader a n d volleyball p layer , senior c lass v ice-pres ident a n d year-book Co-editor. She is c lass valedictori-an and w a n t s to s t u d y pre-medic ine a t t h e Un ive r s i t y of Mich igan . N a n c y said s h e was encouraged t o succeed ac-ademica l ly by her m o t h e r , a t e a c h e r . H e r p a r e n t s are T h o m a s a n d M a r y Lou B u r r of Livonia.

Te resa Ambrose of R e d f o r d is a T h u r t t o n High School senior. She is a member of t he school 's jazz b a n d , t he M e t r o p o l i t a n Y o u t h S y m p h o n y . S t u -d e n t s Agains t Dr iv ing D r u n k a n d t h e science o lympiad t eam. S h e won a So-c ie ty of Women E n g i n e e r s a w a r d , a n d Was n a m e d Most O u t s t a n d i n g S t u d e n t in her c lass for t h r e e years . T e r e s a a l so won a good citizen award f rom t h e D a u g h t e r s of t h e American Revolu-t ion S h e plans t o s t u d y chemica l engi-neering or env i ronmen ta l sc iences a t Mich igan Technological Un ive r s i ty . Her p a r e n t s are T h o m a s and Carol Ambrose .

Wendi R. Mroz insk i of C a n t o n is a senior a t W e s t l a n d J o h n G l e n n . S h e has been a member of t h e qu iz bowl a n d d e b a t e club, t h e science o lympiad , S p e c t r u c m staff a n d S t u d e n t s Aga ins t Dr iv ing D r u n k . She won a p res iden t i a l academic f i tness award , a school aca-demic le t t e r and w a s a na t iona l M e r i t Scholar f inalist . W e n d i is i n t e r e s t ed in medic ine a n d in wri t ing, b u t h a s no t dec ided which college to a t t e n d . H e r p a r e n t s are Jack Calv in K ing J r . a n d -N a n c y Clare King .

M a t t h e w Siskosky is a F a r m i n g t o n res ident a n d F a r m i n g t o n High School senior. H e was c a p t a i n of t h e footbal l t eam, p layed baseba l l a n d wres t l ed . H e was a forensics t e a m m e m b e r a n d a member of t he Na t iona l H o n o r Soci-e ty . H e was on t h e school 's honor roll for four years a n d won a si lver m e d a l in t h e Na t iona l La t in exam. H e w a s also a delegate to Boys ' S t a t e . Sisko-sky p l a n s to a t t e n d college a n d g radu-a t e school, p e r h a p s t o s t u d y medic ine . H i s p a r e n t s are J a m e s a n d Miche l l e S i skosky .

Chr i s topher J . H a n l e y is a R e d f o r d Union senior. H e is a member of t h e flag squad , d r a m a club a n d pep b a n d . H e was business manage r for t h e school yearbook a n d is ac t ive in t h e Ca tho l i c Youth Organ iza t ion . H e was recognized for M E A P t e s t scores in m a t h , reading a n d science. H e w a n t s to s t u d y a s t rophys ic s a t a M i c h i g a n un ivers i ty . H i s p a r e n t s a r e R o b e r t a n d L y n d a Hanley .

D o u g l a s C. Roeseler is a R e d f o r d Union senior. H e was c a p t a i n of t h e soccer a n d swimming t eams , a n d mem-ber of t h e t enn i s t e a m . H e w a s a Na-t ional Mer i t semi-f inal is t . H e p l ans t o s t u d y chemica l engineer ing a t Univer-si ty of Michigan . Mich igan S t a t e Uni-

vers i ty or Kalamazoo C o l l e g e Hi s s t ronges t influences h a v e been his par-en t s . E the lyn a n d Doug las R o e s i i e t . ,

T o n i a S c h l i c k e r of D e a r b o r n Heigh ts is a L u t h e r a n H i g h School Wes t l and senior. She was a m e m b e r of t he basketbal l and t r a c k t e a m s a n d the drama club. She w o n a n a w a r d f rom Valparasio Univers i ty , is a mem-ber of the Nat ional Honor Socie ty a n d was named 1991 o u t s t a n d i n g b a n d member She p lans to a t t e n d college but is not sure where. T o n i a w a n t s to become a high school t e a c h e r or college ma themat i c s professor . H e r p a r e n t s are David a n d E s t h e r Schl icker .

Brian D. Johnson of L ivon ia is a Churchil l High School s t u d e n t . H e is a

and t h e D o m i n i c a n Repub l ic . She runs t r ack a n d p l a y s b a s k e t b a l l . She has won school a w a r d s for biology, chemis-t ry . h i s to ry a n d psycho logy . She won a D a u g h t e r s of t h e A m e r i c a n Revolu t ion Good Ci t izen a w a r d a n d was on the honor roll for fou r yea r s . She p l ans to s t u d y e d u c a t i o n wi th an e m p h a s i s in chemis t ry a t t h e u n i v e r s i t y of Michi gan-Dearborn . S h e w a s in f luenced , en-couraged a n d c h a l l e n g e d by chemis t ry teacher C h r i s t e l Fo*. H e r p a r e n t s are Dav id a n d Gai l Bu t l e r .

Flor Anne T a d e o of C a n t o n is a sen ior at L a d y w o o d H i g h School in Livo-nia S h e is a m e m b e r of t he Span i sh , m a t h a n d c o m p u t e r c lubs , t e a m a n d is a Civil Air P a t r o l cade t . She is a mem-ber of t he s t u d e n t council , t r a c k t eam S t u d e n t s A g a i n s t D r i v i n g D r u n k a n d

-member of t h e cross c o u n t r y , t rack-a n d basketbal l t e a m s H e w a s a N a tional Merit Scholarsh ip f ina l i s t and won an award for excel lence in physi-cal education. H e p lans to s t u d y engi neering a t t he Univers i ty of Mich igan . H i s pa ren t s are Mil ton D . J o h n s o n and Cons tance F. Johnson .

Nora LePere of R e d f o r d is a Thurs -ton High School junior. S h e is a mem-ber of the soccer t e a m , t h e Na t iona l Honor Society and S t u d e n t s Agains t Driving D r u n k and w a s a c t i v e in the-a ter . She won school a w a r d s in science, ma th , social s tud ies a n d fore ign lan-guages. She wan t s to s t u d y chemical

• engineering. Her p a r e n t s are Michae l a n d Mary LePere .

David K. Wick of R e d f o r d is a T h u r s t o n High School senior . H e is a vars i ty swimmer a n d N a t i o n a l Honor Society member a n d h a s been ac t ive in Spirt Week act ivi t ies . H e is a Y M C A swim ins t ruc tor a n d l i feguard , a Hosanna Tabor L u t h e r a n C h u r c h member a n d an Obse rve r & Eccen t r i c Newspapers carr ier . H e h a s won aca-demic le t ters a n d w a s a h igh school scholar a th l e t e finalist. H e h a s won ac-ademic awards for c h e m i s t r y . F rench a n d geometry. H e w a n t s t o s t u d y engi-neering a t t h e Un ive r s i t y of Mich igan . H i s pa ren t s a r e L a r r y a n d K a t h y Wick

Deanne A. Ambrose of R e d f o r d is a junior at T h u r s t o n H i g h School . H e is a member of t h e science c lub . S t u d e n t s Against Dr iv ing D r u n k , march ing band and Me t ropo l i t an Y o u t h Sym-

' phony. She p lays v a r s i t y so f tba l l a n d junior vars i ty volleyball a n d basket-hal j She also t eaches f lu te . S h e has won school awa rds in sc ience , m a t h and social s tudies . S h e a l so rece ived awards as o u t s t a n d i n g f r e s h m a n a n d sophomore. She is cons ide r ing becom-ing an Air Force pilot. H e r p a r e n t s are T h o m a s a n d Carol Ambrose .

Jill But ler of Livonia is a P l y m o u t h Chr is t ian Academy s e n i o r She is c lass president a n d homecoming queen , and took par t in mission t r i p s t o Wisconsin

tht- quiz how) Slie h a s aoademi awards in sc i ence . Eng l i sh , Span i sh , a n d g o v e r n m e n t . T a d e o w a n t s to s t u d y a e r o s p a c e eng ineer ing a n d work for t h e N a t i o n a l Aeronau t i c s and Space A d m i n i s t r a t i o n . She was -_in spired b y her p a r e n t s . R a m e l o a n d Zenaida T a d e o . "who s t rugg l ed to a t t a in the i r d r e a m s . "

Deborah J a m e y f i e l d of D e a r b o r n He igh t s is a j un io r a t L u t h e r a n High School W e s t l a n d . S h e is ac t ive in t rack , d r a m a , t h e f l u t e ensemble , t he church choir a n d bell choir . S h e is her chu rch y o u t h g r o u p t r ea su re r . S h e is a member of t h e N a t i o n a l Honor Society a n d is recognized as W h o ' s W h o Among A m e r i c a n H i g h School stu-dents . She p l a n s t o s t u d y bus iness and m a n a g e m e n t a t college. H e r p a r e n t s are Wil l iam a n d D o n n a J ameyf i e ld .

J a n e R e e d of C a n t o n is a P l y m o u t h Chr i s t i an A c a d e m y senior . S h e is ac-tive in s t u d e n t g o v e r n m e n t . Jun ior Ach ievemen t a n d is y e a r b o o k bus iness manager . S h e p l a y e d volleyball a n d went on a miss ion t r i p t o Wiscons in to organize a c h i l d r e n ' s c a m p . She is class va l ed ic to r i an a n d a member of t he Na t iona l H o n o r Socie ty . S h e p l a n s to s t u d y p re -bus iness or engineer ing a t t he U n i v e r i s t y of M i c h i g a n . H e r par-en t s a r e J a m e s a n d J e a n n e R e e d .

Adr i an G a r z a of W e s t l a n d is a W a y n e M e m o r i a l H i g h School senior. H e is a m e m b e r of t h e t r a c k t e a m , ski club. Cha l l enge Bowl t e a m . N a t i o n a l Honor Socie ty a n d Span i sh club. H e q^irned his a c a d e m i c le t t e r a n d h a s been honored for geomet ry , c h e m i s t r y a n d a r t work . H e p l ans to s t u d y E n g lish a n d a r t a t t h e U n i v e r s i t y of Michi-gan. H e hopes t o get a job in t h e a r t field a n d w r i t e novels . W r i t e r J . R . R Tolkien m o s t in f luenced A d r i a n ' s d e sire t o become a n a u t h o r . H i s p a r e n t s are F r e d a n d J u l i a G a r z a

— E j i c a L. S c h m i t t of W e s t l a n d is a W a y n e M e m o r i a l H igh School jun ior She is ac t ive in t h e G e r m a n club, or-ches t r a . a n d fo rens ics t e a m s She is a

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Cont inued trom Page * m e m b e r of t h e Blue L a k e F i n e A r t s C a m p s y o u t h s y m p h o n y a n d a volun-teer at a local recycling center . S h e also . vo lun t ee r s wtth t he M u s c u l a r Dys-t r o p h y Associat ion She won a c a d e m i c le t t e r t he last four years , a n d w a s hon-ored wi th school music, m a t h a n d E n g -lish a w a r d s . A sixth g r a d e t e a c h e r in-f luenced her by showing t h a t l e a rn ing could be fun Her p a r e n t s are R o s e a n d R a l p h Moore.

J o h n Bemesder fe r of W a y n e is a W a y n e Memoria l H igh School junior . H e is a member of t h e G e r m a n c lub , forens ics t e a m and N a t i o n a l H o n o r So-c ie ty . H e h a s won a c a d e m i c l e t t e r s a n d p l ans to s tudy engineer ing a t Uni-v e r s i t y of Michigan or e l sewhere . H i s p a r e n t s are Jeff a n d B r e n d a B e m e s

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t augh t him f rom an ear ly age His par-e n t s are N o r m a a n d . R i c h a r d K i rk .

Sandra Denge l of W a y n e is a senior at W e s t l a n d Huron Valley L u t h e r a n She is h ba ske tba l l , vol leyball a n o sofr-ball player, a d r a m a c lub m e m b e i . a n d a c t m t i e ' board p re s iden t . She is ac-tive with her c h u r c h y o u t l g roup a n d was a Ve te rans oi Fore ign War e s s a y / speech compet i t io i winnei She was nomina ted as a Congress iona l Scholai and won a ce r t i f i ca te of m e r i t f rom t h e Society of W o m e n E n g i n e e r s She plans to s t u d y psychology a n d social work a t M i c h i g a n S t a t e Un ive r s i t y . Her mo the r . D o n n a P r i e s k o r n . ha s been S a n d r a ' s b igges t influence. H e r fa ther is Bud Denge l a n d her s t ep fa t h e r is Gord P r i e s k o r n

T o d d Anderson of F a r m i n g t o n Hi l l s is a junior a t N o r t h F a r m i n g t o n H i g h School. H e played footbal l , b a s k e t b a l l a n d ran t r ack , a n d is a m e m b e r of t h e Na t iona l Honor Society H e w a s a de lega te to Boys S ta t e . H e w a n t s t o s t u d y medicine a n d become a doc to r . H e has been most in f luenced in school by h is peers who push h im h a r d e r t h a n a n y o n e else His p a r e n t s a r e J o h n and_ K a t h i e Anderson

Jennifer Kowske ol LiVMlia is a sen ior a t W e s t l a n d H u r o n Val ley L u t h e r an She p l ays so f tba l l a n d volleyball , is a member "of t h e camera-v ideo c lub and p lays c la r ine t in t h e school band-She was a Congress iona l Scholar, nomi-nee a n d received h igh academic honors at Huron Valley. S h e w a n t s to a t t e n d Mar t in L u t h e r College a n d become a e lementa ry school t eacher . Her par-e n t s are Lee a n d Bill K o w s k e

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influence H e r p a r e n t s are L inda N e s m i t h . P h i . C u l l e i a n d R o n N e s m i t h

K e n M o r n s of Belleville is a junioi a t L u t h e r a n H i g h School Wes t l and . She had a lead in t h e schooi play, is c cheerleade; a n d has h a d ac t ive roles ir. th- concer t choi r , pep c lub a n d stu-den t council- S h e was a soup ki tcher a n d H a b i t a t foi H u m a n i t y volunteer She is a m e m b e r of t h e Na t iona l H o n or Society. S h e hopes t o a t t e n d a four-year college a n d s t a r t a career in inter-nat ional r e l a t ions H e r pa ren t s have t a u g h t Keri t o s t r i k e a health> ba lanc t between a c a d e m i c social a n d spir i tual act ivi t ies . H e r p a r e n t s are E d w a r d a n d J u d i t h M o r r i s :

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J o n a t h o n St i l lman of F a r m i n g t o n Hil ls is a N o r t h F a r m i n g t o n H i g h School junior He is a m e m b e r of s tu-d e n t council a n d an Eng l i sh t u t o r . H e h a s won academic l e t t e r s a n d w a s n o m i n a t e d for Boys S t a t e a n d t h e M i c h i g a n Summer I n s t i t u t e . H e hopes to s t u d y medicine a t t he U n i v e r s i t y of Mich igan Honors College. H i s p a r e n t s a r e Joel a n d Renee S t i l lman .

P e t e r Lee of C a n t o n is a jun ior a t De t ro i t Ca thol ic C e n t r a l H i g h School in R e d f o r d Townsh ip . H e is a m e m b e r of t h e deba te a n d t r a c k t e a m s , t h e c h u r c h choir and has p l ayed p i a n o for 11 years . He works a t M c D o n a l d s a n d e n j o y s reading. H e is a' m e m b e r of t h e N a t i o n a l Honor Society, t h e Gabr i e l R i c h a r d - a c a d e m i c c lub a n d t h e De-t ro i t Archdiocese academic t e a m . H e w a n t s to s t u d y p re -med icme a t a n I v y League univers i ty . H e h a s b e e n influ-enced by his t eachers , w h o e n c o u r a g e d h i m to succeed. His p a r e n t s a r e D a v i d a n d R u n n e t t Lee.

J a s o n Kirk of Novi is a j un io r a t De-t ro i t Cathol ic Cen t ra l . H e is a m e m b e r of t h e marching, s y m p h o n y a n d s t a g e b a n d s a n d St. Co le t t e ' s y o u t h group. H e t eaches t r u m p e t a n d w r i t e s c rea t ive ly . H e is a N a t i o n a l M e n t sem-if inal is t a n d a member of t h e Garb ie l R i c h a r d honor roll. H e h a s w o n d e p a r t m e n t a l awa rds in g e o m e t r y e n d Spen-ish, a n d a four-year s c h o l a r s h i p t o Ca tho l i c Cent ra l . H e p l a n s t o s t u d y bus ine s s admin i s t r a t i on a t t h e Univer-s i t y of P e n n n s y l v a n i a or U n i v e r s i t y of Mich igan . A major in f luence h a a been his mother , who e n c o u r a g e d a n d

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She p l ays ba ske tba l l a n d volleyball , and is a member of s t u d e n t council and New C o n c e p t s T h e a t r e . She is Na-tional Honor Society c h a p t e r t r e a su r er She won t h e M a d a m e C u n t award , a Good Ci t izen a w a r d , a n d is c lass sa lu t a to r i an . S h e p l ans t o ob ta in a mas te r s degree in phys ica l t h e r a p y f rom G r a n d Valley S t a t e College H e r pa ren t s a r e t h e R e v Ar thur a n o Caro lyn Wilde.

Kevin B i n g h a m of G a r d e n C i ty is a junior a t G a r d e n C i t y H i g h School H e ,s a member of t h e swim a n d t r a c k t eams . B o y S c o u t s a n d t h e Air Force Junior R O T C . H e is a gold ca rd mem-ber of t h e school ' s R e n a i s s a n c e Pro-gram. a n d M i c h i g a n S t a t e ' s Science program. H e p l a n s t o s t u d y aerospace or compu te r engineer ing , or phys ics a t . t he U n i t e d S t a t e s Air Fo rce Academy^ H e w a n t s t o b e a B o y Scou t leader a n d even tua l ly to work in ar t i f ic ia l intelli-gence. H i s p a r e n t s a r e Michae l a n d Mar i lyn B i n g h a m a n d his s i s te rs a r e M a r i a . 18. a n d Lora . 16.

Carr ie Culler is a jun ior a t G a r d e n . Ci ty H i g h School. S h e is a member of the school 's b a s k e t b a l l , volleyball a n d sof tba l l t e a m s . S t u d e n t s Agains t D n v ing D r u n k a n d t h e pa ren t - t eache r stu-den t group- She is N a t i o n a l Honor So-ciety vice p r e s iden t a n d was nomi-n a t e d for G i r l s ' S t a t e a n d t h e Mich igan S u m m e r I n s t i t u t e p rogram. She h a s no t chosen a ca ree r b u t w a n t s to go t o college, t h e n b lend fami ly a n d career. H e r m o t h e r w h o m a n a g e d t o work ful l t ime , ra i se a fami ly a n d ea rn a m a s t e r s degree , is Car r i e ' s b igges t

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in R e d f o r d T o w n s h i p . She is a member of t he s t u d e n t council a n d F rench club, ed i to r of t h e school newspaper , a n d vo lun tee r w i t h Projec t G r a d u a tion She is a c t i v e a t her chu rch a n d h a s two p»r« t i m e jobs . S h e is a mem-ber of t h t i . cp Bowl , compe ted in t h e Mich igan M a t h e m a t i c s Pr ize Compet i -t ion a n d won school recognit ion in algebra, g e o m e t r y . Engl i sh , h i s to ry . French a n d science. She w a n t s t o earn a degree in pol i t ical science a n d is in-t e res ted in i n t e r n a t i o n a l re la t ions. H e r seven th g r a d e sc ience teacher t a u g h t

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K a t i e W e i g a n d of Nor thv i l l e is. a senior a t Mercy High School in F a r m ing tbn Hi l l s Sht is a member of t h e F r e n c h Honor Society a n a t h e N a t i o n al H o n o r Society She won a N a t i o n a l M e r i t commenda t ion S h e w a n t s t o s t u d y Visual Commun ica t i ons Des ign a t t h e Univers i ty of D a y t o n oi N o t r e D a m e Univers i ty . She is i n t e r e s t ed in a j ob in print media or adver t i s ing . H e r p a r e n t s are R icha rd a n d M a r s h a W e i g a n d .

A m y L Hen ry of Livonia is a junior a t H u r o n Valley L u t h e r a n H i g h School . West land . She w a s ac t ive in vol leybal l , choir a n d t h e ac t iv i t i e s b o a r d She plans to s t u d y accoun t ing it a T e x a s college Her f a t h e r has al-

her 10 work t u t d to succeed Her par en t s are R o n a l d a n d M a r g a r e t John-

B e n j a m m D G n x of Det ro i t is a senior a t B i shop Borgess High School. H e owns a bus ines s . G r e a t N o r t h e r n Collectibles, t h r o u g h which h e sells spor t s c a r d s a n d comic books at local collector shows . H e is also an usher a t St . S u z a n n e Ca tho l i c Church . H e would l ike t o s t u d y bus iness adminis-t ra t ion a t L a k e Super ior S t a t e College or N o r t h e r n M i c h i g a n Univers i ty . H e u l t i m a t e l y w a n t s t o become a wr i te r specializing in sc ience fiction a n d com-ic books.

J o n a t h o n S. W o o d of De t ro i t is a senior a t R e d f o r d Bishop Borgess High School . H e is a member of t h e Na t iona l Honor Socie ty a n d t h e S p a n ish c lub a n d Our L a d y of G r a c e C h u r c h y o u t h group. H e also works par t - t ime. H e h a s been recognized wi th school a c h i e v e m e n t awa rds in t h e sciences, global s tud ies , Spanish , alge-bra a n d ph i losophy . H e hopes t o s t u d y engineer ing a t t h e Un ive r s i t y of Michi-gan Hi s m o t h e r . Te resa , who sacn-heed to s e n d h i m to p r iva t e school, is his b igges t inf luence .

Kel ly M . K o v a c h of De t ro i t is a B ishop Borgess junior . She is ac t ive wi th C h r i s t t h e K i n g C h u r c h p e n s h council a n d y o u t h group, is a t u t o r a n d works p e r t t ime . S h e ia a member of t h e N a t i o n a l H o n o r Society. She is cons ider ing s t u d y i n g m a t h a n d philos-ophy a t U n i v e r s i t y of Michigan . H e r

w a y s encouraged Amy to do her b e s t H e r p a r e n t s are Sally Mi ld red H e n r y a n d D u a n e Michael H e n r y

K r i s t o p h e r Wil janen is a junior at F a r m i n g t o n High School H e is c a p t a i n of t h e soccer team, a n d m e m b e r of t h e baske tba l l a n d t e n n i s t e a m s , a n d t h e F r e n c h club. H e is a l so a c h u r c h y o u t h g roup l eade r H e w a s n o m i n a t e d for t h e Michigan S u m m e r I n s t i t u t e a n d w a s an academic hal l of f a m e r t h e l a s t t w o years. H e w a n t s t o s t u d y engi-neer ing and play soccer a t Un ive r s i t y of M i c h i g a n or an Ivy l e a g u e schuui — H i s f a t h e r encouraged h i m to work h a r d t o learn H i s p a r e n t s a r e D a v i d a n d Lo rna Wil janen.

J o a n Muller of F a r m i n g t o n is a jun ior a t Fa rming ton High School. She p l a y e d basketbal l , vol leybal l , r an c ross -count ry , and was a c t i v e w i th t h e I n t e r a c t . French a n d forens ics c lubs . S h e is a member of t h e Na t iona l . H o n or Socie ty . Academic H a l l of F a m e a n d t h e honor roll. She p l ans t o s t u d y for e ign languages a t a m a j o r un ive r s i ty a n d t o work in educa t i on or in te rna-t iona l business . Her p a r e n t s a r e P a u l a n d D o n n a Muller .

S h a w n de Ru i t e r of Livonia is a H u r o n Valley L u t h e r a n High School junior . H e is a m e m b e r of s t u d e n t counci l a n d t h e soccer, b a s k e t b a l l a n d baseba l l t eams. H e won academic hon o r s for h is grade po in t in n i n t h a n d 10th grades. He w a n t s t o s t u d y me-chan i ca l engineering H i s p a r e n t s a r e M a r k a n d Leslie de R u i t e r .

Shery l Zajechowski of De t ro i t is a R e d f o r d St. Aga tha H i g h School jun-ior. She is a member of t h e v a r s i t y t r a c k t eam, is invo lved in a c h u r c h y o u t h group a n d S t u d e n t s Aga ins t D r i v i n g D r u n k . She is a N a t i o n a l H o n or Society member , w a s a n academic all s t a r a t P r e p Bowl for t w o years , a n d h a s a part ia l a c a d e m i c scho la r sh ip for h igh school. She p l a n s t o go t o col-lege b u t is unsu re w h e t s h e l l s t u d y .

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e x e c u t i v e s u i t e s of b ig b u s i n e s s .

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- W y d e r k o ' s ext ra-curr icular act ivi-t ies i nc lude cap ta in of c ro s s c o u n t r y t e a m , v a r s i t y t r ack , c a p t a i n of comput -er league, p res iden t of C h u r c h i l l Com-p u t e r C lub . "

H i s a c a d e m i c honors i nc lude Na-t iona l M e r i t f inal is t , a c a d e m i c excel-lence a w a r d s in grades 9-11 a n d b ronze m e d a l i s t in 1992 in t he T o p 100 Michi-gan M a t h Pr ize Compet i t ion .

H e a t t e n d e d t h e N a t i o n a l Y o u t h L e a d e r s h i p Conference in W a s h i n g t o n . D C., in 1991.

Mat thew W. Morr ison

M A T T H E W W. M O R R I S O N D e t r o i t Ca thol ic Cen t ra l H i g h School

M a t t h e w W. Morr ison will ma jo r in h i s t o r y a n d French a t e i t h e r t h e Uni-v e r s i t y of No t re D a m e or M i c h i g a n S t a t e Un ive r s i t y . H e p l a n s t o t e a c h a t t h e h igh school or un ive r s i ty level.

T h e C C s t u d e n t c r ed i t s h i s p a r e n t s . •Will iam a n d Lois Mor r i son wi th hav-ing t h e m o s t influence on h i s academic ca ree r .

" M y p a r e n t s h a v e i n f l u e n c e d m e t h e m o s t by a l w a y s push ing m e t o d o my v e r y b e s t . T h e y have given m e t h e se-c re t t o success in academics : persis-t e n c e a n d dil igence," w r o t e M o r r i s o n in h i s a l l - s ta r appl icat ion.

H i s ex t ra-curr icu lar a c t i v i t i e s in-

clude s t a r t ing member of t h e C C qu i z bowl team. N a t i o n a l Honor (Society a n d Ci t izen Bee t eam. H e a lso w o r k e d par t - t ime at Burger King

H e has received numerous a c a d e m i c awards for F rench , math-, h i s t o r y a n d science t h r o u g h o u t h is high school ca-reer. H i s a w a r d s a s an u p p e r c l a s s m a n include: f inal is t in s t a t e qu iz bowl championsh ip . Xerox a w a r d for- t h e h u m a n i t i e s / s o c i a l science, honor roll. Cornel l Univers i ty book a w a r d . J o h n Sheehy Memoria l Scholarship . R e n s s e -laer Medal , f ina l is t in 34th a n n u a l Mich igan M a t h e m a t i c s Pr ize C o m p e t i -tion P a r t 1. t h i r d place N a t i o n a l F r e n c h contes t , second place N a t i o n a l F r e n c h , honors a w a r d s in p h y s i c s , F rench . Engl i sh a n d ma th , 1991 Na-t ional Mer i t semi-f inal is t a n d C a t h o l i c Scholas t ic All-Academic T e a m . .

r Ben Pinsky

tional M e r i t finalist W h o ' s W h o Among American H i g h School S t u dents 19'1 J u n i o r E n g i n e e r i n g Tech nical S r t y T E A M S C o m p e t i t o r (first p iac i s t a t e . 13th in na t ion) Farming ton Y o u t h A s s i s t a n c e Youth Volunteer A w a r o 1991. Mich iga r Ma thema t i c s Pr ize C o m p e t i t i o n Par t II. Harr i son H i g h School Academic Let ter 1988-1992. L e a g u e of Jewish Women 's O r g a n i z a t i o n s Annual Youth Awards (nominee) , M i c h i g a n Ameri-can Legion B o y s ' S t a t e D w i g h t R i c h Award for O u t s t a n d i n g Ci t izensh ip and D e p a r t m e n t of E n e r g y / U n i v e r s i -t y of D a y t o n Reg iona l Science Bowl Champions 1991. c a p t a i n .

B E N P I N S K Y Har r i son High School

B e n P i n s k y will a t t e n d H a r v a r d Univers i ty in t he fall a n d s t u d y biolog-ical sciences. H e is p lanning a ca ree r in medic ine .

H e credi t s h is pa ren t s . S t u a r t a n d R o b e r t P in sky . a s t he "dr iv ing fo rce beh ind m y academic success "'

" T h e y have prov ided m e w i t h a n en-v i ronmen t which encouraged m y intel-lectual a n d personal g rowth . " w r o t e P i n s k y in h is al l -s tar appl ica t ion .

In add i t ion t o ma in t a in ing a 4.0 grade point average, P i n s k y h a s se rved as vice p res iden t of t h e sen ior a n d junior c lasses a t H a r r i s o n . H i s o ther extra-curr icular ac t iv i t i e s in-clude: Na t iona l Honor Soc ie ty , first chai r t enor saxophone in t h e H a r r i s o n J azz Band , vice p res iden t 1990-1991 of t h e In te rac t Service Club, q u i z bowl a n d G r o u p for t h e A d v a n c e m e n t of t h e P l ane t .

H e played v a r s i t y soccer, v a r s i t y baske tba l l a n d va r s i ty footbal l .

D u r i n g t h e s u m m e r , P i n s k y h a s been b u s y as a de lega te t o Boys S t a t e , ope r a t ion Ben t l ey a t Albion College. Unive r s idad de Sa l amanca in S p a i n . Mich igan S u m m e r I n s t i t u t e fo r t h e A r t s a n d Sciences a t Hope Col lege in 1991 a n d as a volunteer r e s e a r c h as-s i s t a n t a t Sinai Hosp i t a l in 1991.

H i s academic honors i nc lude Na-

Marc Scanio

M A R C S C A N I O F a r m i n g t o n H i g h School

Marc Scanio will a t t e n d t h e Univer-s i ty of Mich igan or t h e M a s s a c h u s e t t s Ins t i tu te of T e h c n o l o g y t o s t u d y chem-istry. H e p l ans t o e a r n a doc to ra t e in chemis t ry a n d e v e n t u a l l y t e a c h a t t h e univers i ty level.

"Teach ing c h e m i s t r y would t ru ly be a joy for me. I wou ld be ab le to work in a field t h a t I f i n d e n j o y a b l e while a t t h e same t i m e h a v e t h e sa t i s f ac t ion of helping people t o g a i n a b e j t e r under-s tanding of t h e wor ld in which we live," said Scanio .

His ex t ra -cu r r i cu la r ac t iv i t ies in high school i nc lude c a p t a i n of cross county t e a m , c a p t a i n of t h e swim team, t r ack , p i ano . N a t i o n a l Honor So-ciety a n d c h u r c h y o u t h group.

H i s academic h o n o r s include aca-demic le t ter , hono r roll, a n d t h e Ren-sellear Meda l for a c a d e m i c achieve-ment in m a t h a n d science.

He credi t s h is p a r e n t s . Vincen t a n d K a t h r y n Scanio for h a v i n g t h e biggest influence on h i s a c a d e m i c career be-cause t h e y " e n c o u r a g e d me t o do wel l ." .

R O S S W E S T E R B U R G a r d e n C i t y H i g h School

Ross W e s t e r b u r will a t t e n d W a y n e S ta t e U n i v e r s i t y on a Pres iden t ia l Scholarship n e x t fal l t o s t u d y engi-neering or medic ine .

H e c red i t h is p a r e n t s . J o h n a n d Pa-tricia W e s t e r b u r . fo r h a v i n g t h e big-

Ross Westerbur

ges t in f luence on h is academic career " T h e y were l en ien t yet encouraging:

t h e y allowed m e m y independence , b u t were a l w a y s t h e r e t o he lp ," wro te W e s t e r b u r in h is a l l -s tar appl ica t ion .

An "A" s t u d e n t at G a r d e n Ci ty H i g h School. W e s t b u r has rece ived a s cho la r sh ip f rom W S U . H e is a m o n g t h e t op 10 of his g r a d u a t i n g class.

H i s ex t ra-curr icu lar ac t iv i t ies in-c lude i n t r a m u r a l baske tba l l in 1991 a n d a m e m b e r of t h e N e w C o n c e p t s T h e a t e r . H e a p p e a r e d in t h e t h e a t e r ' s p roduc t ion pf " M o u s e t r a p . "

ACADEMIC ALL-STAR P a o e 9 *

Jonathan D. Zones

J O N A T H A N D. Z O N C A D e t r o i t ' C a t h o l i c C e n t r a l H i g h School

J o n a t h a n D . Zonca will a t t e n d the M i c h i g a n S t a t e Univers i ty Medica l Scho la r s P r o g r a m next fall.

H e w a n t s t o b e a phys ic i an a n d prac t ice in t h e me t ro -De t ro i t a rea .

H e c red i t s h i s b ro the r . S teve , wi th hav ing t h e b igges t inf luence on h i s ac-ademic career b e c a u s e "s ince h e was older h e h a d been th rough w h a t e v e r I was h a v i n g t roub le wi th . "

" H i s exper ience helped m e k e e p a compet i t ive edge . " wrote Zonca in h is al l -s tar appl ica t ion .

Zonca c o m m u t e s t o C C in R e d f o r d T o w n s h i p f rom h i* home in Br igh ton .

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The son of N o r b e r t A. a n d M a r y Ann Zonca. he a lso w a n t s t o t ravel " a n d see as m u c h of t h e wor ld as possi-ble." .

H i s ex t r acu r r i cu la r a c t i v i t e s in-clude: three-year m e m b e r of t h e quiz

- bowl t eam, cap ta in of qu iz bowl t eam in senior year , N a t i o n a l H o n o r Soci-e ty . Ci t izen Bee A m e r i c a n S tud ie s Compet i t ion . Mich igan M a t h League. Michigan F a r m B u r e a u Y o u n g Peoples Ci t izenship Seminar .

He said h is m o s t o u t s t a n d i n g ach ievement is a f i r s t p l ace f inish in the 1990 De t ro i t Sc i ence a n d Engi neering Fair .

H i s project was " H e a v y Me ta l s . A HiH.len M e n a c e . " H i s exper imen ta l procedure involved o b s e r v i n g t h e ef-fects heavy m e t a l s ( such a s lead, cop-per and mercury ) h a v e upon p lan t growth. H e appl ied h i s sc ien t i f ic d a t a to t h a t of h is tor ica l ly f a m o u s pol luted a reas such a§ Love C a n a l in N e w York s t a t e a n d concluded t h a t t h e e f f ec t s on p lan t s would be m a g n i f i e d a t s u c h pol-luted areas.

H i s exper iment w a s a p p l a u d e d by the E n v i r o n m e n t a l Techno logy a n d W a s t e M a n a g e m e n t Assoc ia t ion a n d the Air and W a s t e M a n a g e m e n t Asso-ciation as e n v i r o n m e n t a l l y s igni f icant .

His o ther a c a d e m i c h o n o r s include: depa r tmen t a w a r d s fo r a l geb ra II and Uni ted S t a t e s h i s t o r y post-Civi l War . Gabriel R i c h a r d C l u b (for s t u d e n t s with an A a v e r a g e ) . Air a n d W a s t e M a n a g e m e n t Assoc ia t ion A w a r d . En-vironmental Techno logy a n d W a s t e M a n a g e m e n t Award .

"because t h e y h a v e a l w a y s cha l l enged m e to excel whi le provid ing suppo r t for a n y t h i n g I wish to pu r sue . "

An honor s t u d e n t a t F r a n k l i n H i g h School. Zi tzewi tz is p res iden t of t h e Na t iona l Honor Socie ty a n d p re s iden t of t he F r a n k l i n Bel C a n t o Choi r . S h e also is a member of t h e P a t r i o t S ingers a n d a n d soloist for t h e M i c h i g a n You th C h a m b e r Singers .

H e r academic honors inc lude Na-tional Merit F ina l i s t , honor roll, a n d Pa r t II Mich igan M a t h e m a t i c s P r i ze Compet i t ion .

Karin Zi tzewitz

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Karin Zi tzewi tz will p u r s u e a double degree in h i s tory a n d voice per formace at Oberlin College. S h e p l a n s a career in voice pe r fo rmance .

Zitzewitz says her p a r e n t s . Paul a n d Barba ra of Livonia , h a v e h a d the big-gest inf luence on her a c a d e m i c career

Thursday. May 7, 1992

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Leo Moschour is

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P l y m o u t h C a n t o n High School

Leo Moschour i s p l ans t o a t t e n d t h e Univers i ty of Mich igan t h i s fall to s t u d y medicine. H e w a n t s t o be a phy-sician-

H e hopes t o be accep ted i n t o t h e U-M s In tef lex p rogram, an acce le ra t ed program for s t u d e n t s p u r s i n g a medi-cal career.

Moschour i s s a y s m a n y of h is teach-ers have in f luenced his academic ca-reer "main ly in b roaden ing my experi-ences ."

"I have h a d a lot of t e a c h e r s who h a v e said: You shou ld read t h a t book

. . . . . " w r o t e Moschour i s in h is all-s t a r appl icat ion.

A 4.0 s t u d e n t a t P l y m o u t h C a n t o n High School, Moschour i s h a s been ac-t ive in several ex t ra-curr icu lar act ivi-t ies H e h a s a p p e a r e d in m a n y school d r a m a d e p a r t m e n t p roduc t ions includ-ing "42nd S t r ee t . " " R a s h o m o n . " " T h e Robber Br idegroom." "F idd le r on t h e Roof ." W o r k i n g " a n d . " T h e P a j a m a Game.'. '

H e is p res iden t of t he Thesp ian , So-ciety and a m e m b e r of t h e N a t i o n a l Honor Society.

H i s academic honors inc lude Na-tional Mer i t semif ina l i s t a n d a d r a m a l e t t e r . -

H e is t h e son of P e t r o a n d Cal iope Moschour i s of P l y m o u t h T o w n s h i p

Observer All Stars M e m b e r s of 1992 Observer A c a d e m i c A l l -S tar Team s r e (bafcJ* f i o m lef t ) Ben Pinsky of Har r ison , M a r c Scan io of F a r m i n g t o n , B e n j a m i n Spec to r of Nor th F s r m i n g t o n a n d K a r u n a Mantena of Mercy . A lso p i c -t u r e d a re ( f ron t f r o m le f t ) S a c h i n Khe r te rps l of S tevenson , K s r i n Z i t zew i t z of F rsnk l i n , T s r s S c h u b e r t of Worth F s r m i n g t o n , M s t t h e w M o r r i s o n of Catho l i c Cen t r s l , J o n a t h o n Zones of Ca tho l i c C e n t r a l s n d Psme ls S m i t h of John G lenn . No t p i c t u r e d are V ipu l P s r i k h of P l y m o u t h C s n t o n , Michae l Joseph of S t e v e n s o n , Wi lson Lee of P t ymou th Sa lem. J o h n Wyderko of Chu rch i l l , Ross Wes te rbu r of Ga rden Ci ty s n d Leo Moschou r i s of P l ymou th C s n t o n .

Runners up shine too in all-star competition Cont inued from P a g e 5 She w a s inf luenced by her e i g h t h g rade t eacher , D a v i d No l t a . w h o chal-lenged s t u d e n t s w i th l i t e r a tu re a n d c rea t ive projects . H e r p a r e n t s a r e D o r -o t h y a n d E u g e n e Zajechowski .

Michae l Dunk lpe is a j u n i o r a t Clarencevi l le High School in L ivon i a where h is will be edi tor of t h e 1993 yearbook. His»other ac t iv i t ies include, s t u d e n t congress, b a n d , first t r u m p e t s q u a d leadeT. co-captain v a r s i t y wres-t l ing. v a r s i t y cheer leading. v a r s i t y t r a c k , pi t o rches t ra . H i s academic hon-ors inc lude Na t iona l Honor Soc ie ty . O p t i m i s t Award, magna c u m laude . Free P r e s s Wri te r s Award , a c a d e m i c le t ter . 100 percent of tes t q u e s t i o n s on t h e M i c h i g a n E d u c a t i o n A s s e s s m e n t P r o g r a m tes t , a n d honor roll. H e p l a n s

on a t t e n d i n g college a n d ma jo r ing in journa l i sm a n d pub l i sh ing books . H e will p rac t i ce medic ine unt i l h is books begin to sell. H e is t h e son of V e m i c e a n d S tephen D u n k l e e .

Will iam Van E r p is a senior a t Clarencevil le H i g h School in L ivonia . H i s ext ra-curr icular ac t iv i t i e s include: cap ta in of t h e v a r s i t y footbal l a n d t rack t eams , co-editor of yea rbook . H i s academic honors inc lude v ice presir d e n t o1 t h e N a t i o n a l H o n o r Socie ty , summr c u m laude 3V4 y e a r s , a c a d e m i c le t ter ecipient for t h r e e y e a r s , out-s t and ing s t u d e n t / a t h l e t e . H e p l a n s on a t t e n d i n g t h e U n i v e r s i t y of M i c h i g a n , par t ic ipa t ing in t h e R O T C p rog ram and major ing in engineer ing . H e is t he

'son of Wil l iam a n d K a t h l e e n V a n E r p .

Paga 1 0 * ACADEMIC ALL-STAR Thursday. May 7. 1992 ACADEMIC ALL-STAR P a g e 1 1 *

We've changed our look, but not our outlook.

Today, your Observer & Eccentric Newspapers is being published for the

first time with an all-new look. We've redesigned the way we

present thf? news. We've changed a lot of things for the better.

But one thing we haven't changed—in fact, one thing we'll never change is

our dedication to hometown news.

Our editors and reporting staff will continue to keep their collective fingers

on the pulse of the communities we serve. They'll make sure you know

what issues are being debated in city hall, what the home team did last

night, and which service organization is having a fund raiser.

And, when it comes to the young leaders of tomorrow,

these 1992 Academic All-Stars, who have plans and dreams that we

admire and support, we will salute you, and all those

who follow you—because

you are the future.

ood Luck. All-Stars!

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Thursday. May 7. 1992

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M e m b e r s of the Observer & "Eccentric Academic Al l -Star Se lec t i on C o m m i t t e e e x a m i n e t ransc r ip ts and ver i fy test scores be fo re m a k i n g the f ina l se lec t ion . C o m m i t t e e m e m b e r s ( f r om lef t ) inc lude Sis ter Joan

Charn ley of B i shop Borgess High School . Gary Faber of West B loom-f ie ld H igh schoo l . Larry Boehms of Troy High Schoo l a n d Clay ton Graham of Har r i son High School .

Area principals select all-star teams T h e Observer &

E c c e n t r i c Newspa pe r s p r e s e n t s t h e e igh th annua l Aca d e m i c A l l - S t a r t e a m in t h i s special pub l i ca t ion The lt» h i g h e s t achieving h igh school s t u d e n t s f r o m t h e

heads - c o m m u n i t i e s

commi t tee s e rved by the O & E are f e a t u r e d

T h e Observer t e a m ' e a t u r e s s t u d e n t s f rom schools "in F a r m i n g t o n / F a r m i n g t o n Hills. L ivonia . Redford . W e s t l a n d . G a r d e n C i ty . P l y m o u t h i n d C a n t o n Townsh ip -_

T h e E c c e n t r i c t e a m honors s tu-t en t s f rom, schools m Roches te r . Roches t e r Hills. T roy . W e s t Bloom "ield. Bloomfie ld Hi l ls . B i rmingham j n d Southf ie ld .

T h e s ' u d e n t s will r ece ive ' t he lat *?st edi t ion of t h e W e b s t e r ' s New World Dic t ionary a n d i ce r t i f i ca te of recogni t ion

Our t h a n k s t o t hose public a n d pr iva te schools f rom t h r o u g h o u t t h e wes te rn W a y n e a n d O a k l a n d a r ea s w n o n o m i n a t e d s t u d e n t s "

A n o t e of t h a n k s a lso goes to t h e c o m m i t t e e of M i c h i g a n Associat ion of Seconda ry School Pr inc ipals , cha i red b y R o b e r t W S c h r a m k e . pr incipal of R e d f o r d Union High School, w h o se lec ted t h e t e a m s

IT W A S S C H R A M K E who came

o the O & E in i^84 with t h e idea of publicly honoring s t u d e n t s for ' aca-demic ach ievement in t h e vay s tu-d e n t s h a v e been honored /or spor t s . T h u s . t h e Academic All-Star T e a m was born.

Priricipals serving on th i s y e a r ' s c o m m i t t e e were. Dale Coller. Ste-v e n s o n High School ; C l a y t o n

Graham. H a r r i s o n High School; Gary F a b e r West Bloomfield High School; Sis ter j o a n Cha rn l ey . Bish-op Borgess High School; L a r r y Boehms. T r o y High School; Denn i s Connolly. John Glenn High School; and Gera ld O s t o m . P l y m o u t h Salem High School. .

T e a m select ion is based s t r ic t ly

on academic pe r fo rmance . G r a d e point average a long wi th nat ional tes t scores ' ACT. S A T or t h e PSAT for 'uniors onlyt a r e compu ted i>v tne commi t t ee T r a n s c r i p t s are eva lua ted a n d g r a d e point ave rages ire verified. T e s t scores a r e then verfied along wi th m a t h calcula-t ions b y c o m m i t t e e member s .

J I M J A G K * t L O ' « « W p f t o t o o r a p h a r

Mak ing the f ina l team se lec t i ons a re ( f r om le f t ) c o m m i t t e c h a i r m a n Rober t S c h r a m k e of R e d f o r d Un ion H igh Schoo l , Dale Col ler of S tevenson , Dennis Conno l l y of John G lenn and Gera ld Osto in of P l y m o u t h Salem.

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TH E Y ' R E absolutely beautiful."

"So showy, so lovely." "Exotic. " exciting, extraordinary."

The prompters of these remarks? Rhododendrons — thoser evergreen plants dubbed "nature's spring spectacular" because of their gorgeous, colorful flowers that bloom in spring.

The rhododendron lovers are Lilo Dare of Birmingham. Ivan Frankel of Bloomfield Hills. Leslie Johnson of Oakland Township and Toni Pallazola of Garden City.

"I love rhododendrons. They stay green in the winter and are beautiful themselves even without their floweri.v

Johnson said. Johnson has more than 100 varieties

planted on the hillsides surrounding his modern home. He ma eve Is at the flowers, which grow in bunches called trusses. "The flowers last fnr nnr month and Pre

as beautiful as orchids.

ALL G A R D E N E R S can join the ranks of lovers of "rhodies." as rhododendrons are affectionately called. Azaleas are included under the heading of rhodies. Ju s t pay attention to the following advice on how to buy. plant, fertilize and care for them.

"Decide first where you want to plant them. Rhodies are beautiful near a building's foundation and do best in north, northeast and east beds." said Pallazola. who treats her rhodies to her leftover black coffee.

"Avoid planting them where they will be exposed to harsh winds and strong sun. Oak. fruit trees and conifers make good covers for rhodies. Don't plant them near maple and elm trees, however.

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because they have strong surface feeding roots that compete with rhodies' surface roots."

Frankel. who has more than 300 rhododendrons, said to plant them "where there's good drainage and where the soil is acidic with a pH of 5.5."

Dan Ingram, assistant t ree and shrub manager at Bordine's Better Blooms in Rochester Hills, said soil tes t kits are available at garden nurseries. "Test the soil in the summer for fall planting and in the fall for spring planting."

He suggested garden sulfur for increasing soil's pH if i t 's too acidic

This is an unusual rhododendron named Blue Ensign. There aren't many blue-hued rhodies, an evergreen plant that bursts with color in spring. Rhododendrons are plentiful in Leslie Johnson's expansive Oakland Township garden.

(below pH 5) Lime and peat moss reduce the alkalinity if soil is too alkaline (above pH 6).

"ASK ADVICE about what you are buying before purchasing it." Johnson added. "Some rhodies love the sun. some love shade. Some can grow as large on oak trees. Some bloom earlier in the spring than others. A good time to buy them is when their buds are just opening up so you can check the color."

"Rhododendrons are expensive plants." said Barry Margolis. president of Margolis Nursery near Canton. "It's, important to shop carefully, ask questions arid inspect the plants. You want to purchase a good, healthy plant with a nice green color and good texture."

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From Llovd/Flanders comes all-weather wicker furniture in a range ot The Vintage" collection is shown in one of the season s popular greens

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Whether we're weary of the high-tech look in the office or continuing the trend called "cacooning," consumers are staying home more and want their environment to reflect their individual taste.

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IF IT 'S color you want on the patio, in the sunroom or around the hot tub, you won't have to look far for an overwhelming selection of furniture and fabrics.

Most of the major casual furniture makers offer 50 to 100 fabric colors and six to 20 frame finishes, making the purchase of outdoor furniture more like selecting custom indoor pieces And since higher-end outdoor furniture is mostly special-order today, expect to wait four to six weeks for delivery.

"The outdoor furniture available today is far from common." said Rob Whitcomb. sales manager for Terrace Casuals in downtown Farmington. "Good casual furniture is built to last

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This season, cush ions in pastels and washed-out colors are replaced by rich jewel tones like brown, garnet , gray. green a n d blue a n d v i b r a n t colors in solids, s t r ipes a n d florals. Even jacquard weaves t ha t mimic t h e pa t t e rns used in living rooms are widely available for outside use. T h e I n s t i t u t e for Color Research a l ready pred ic t s teal green will be " the mauve of t he ninet ies ." .

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Iron and cas t a l u m i n u m manufac tu re r s are t u r n i n g out nostalgic groups with a Vic tor ian look Brown Jo rdan ' s Smi thson ian group (historical reproductions of 19th-century, cast-iron garden fu rn i tu re in t b e Smithsonian Inst i tute) includes t he Victorian "Garden Col lect ion" m a d e of cas t aluminum.

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B u t remember, a good wrought - or cast-iron set las ts 20-30 yea r s a n d can be repainted when it r u s t s M a n y casua l furn i ture s tores can order new cushions for old sets or recommend local cont rac tors to repaint an iron-set t h a t needs updat ing.

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Fresh Homegrown tomatoes rich in juicy taste By Linda Ann Chomin special writer

HO M E G A R D E N S produce lush, flavorful tomatoes bursting with juice and incomparable taste.

Steve Kanitra of Redford Township and Milton Aptekar of Farmington Hills raise pesticide-free tomatoes in small

tomatoes provide these home gardeners with unequaled fresh flavor.

Kanitra favors tomato varieties Big Boy and Beefmaster, but likes Celebrity, too. Last season, he bought up all ready-to-plant tomato seedlings at Frank's Nursery although in years past. English Gardens provided many a sturdy plant for a prolific season.

In a 25- by 15-feet garden behind his home, he lays tomato plants in shallow trenches af ter removing all but the top two sets of leaves around May 15.

"It adds more to the root system if you remove most of the leaves. This way. roots grow fi^ll along the stem." Kanitra said. "I add Miracle Gro when I'm planting them, but you don't want to put the fertilizer right around the roots or i t ' l fburn i t ."

AT PLANTING time. Kanitra places seven-foot s takes behind the tomatoes to tram the p lants and hold them upright, off the ground. As they grow, he removes all but three or four main stems.

"I use electrical wire to tie them to the stakes, something real soft like an extension cord, so you can t ie i t loose and it won't cut mto the plant as it grows." Kani t ra said. "Once growing. I whack off all the leaves below the tomatoes."

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Steve Kanitra uses pliable stereo wire to tie three or four mam tomato stems or 15 plants lo stakes in the back yard of t»is Redford Township home. Favoring Big Boy and Beefmaster tomato varieties, he uses no pesticides.

zinnia in his naturally grown garden, eliminating the need for harmful, chemical-based pesticides. He recycles grass clippings from weekly lawn mowings to mulch plants and maintain moisture in the soil.

"I let the grass dry out a couple of days. It keeps your ground moist around the tomatoes." Kanitra said.

At one time, the garden soil, a combination of clay and sand, lacked proper drainage and aeration of plant roots.

"One end was sand, the other, clay. Mixing the leaves in there really helped. In the fall. I bury all my leaves and grass in the garden." Kanitra said.

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Plant early, you pick early, notes veteran nurseryman By Linda Ann Chomin special writer

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About 80 days after planting outdoors, the hybrid Beefmaster yields a tomato lhat can weigh as much as two pounds

Take i t from an expert, David Smith of Clyde Smith & Sons Greenhouses and Garden Center. His family has grown tomatoes and farmed at their Westland homestead since 1834.

Clyde Smith's five acres of plant-producing greenhouses and 70 acres of

> farm-grown tomatoes yield tons of tomato seedlings, tomatoes and seed tha t will thrive in home gardens this growing season and next.

"A farmer has to have a feel for the weather. If he plants too early before the last heavy frost, he loses everything, all his crops." David Smith said.

Planting dates vary from year to year. Depending on the weather, farmers in this area generally plant tomatoes around May 15 Last year's growing season came early. Tomato plants could have gone into the ground tiie beginning of May. Smith said

"Every year is a little different I t really depends oh the weather. Sometimes you have your coldest nights during a full moon. If the full moon is on

"~the fifth, you plant five or six days later," he said.

SMITH S ADVICE to home gardeners is simple but valuable:

'Tf you plant early, you pick early Even if it 's a little cool, they have to be ready t o run out and cover the plants A newspaper works good or the hot caps

we sell here keeps plants from freezing."

Smith advises gardeners to dig about a foot deep and put a shovel full of manure in the bottom of the hole. Mix the manure in with the dirt and add two inches of dirt with no manure over it. Otherwise, the manure burns the tomato plant 's root system.

"Sidedress the plants with 12-12-12 fertilizer about a foot wide from the plant, on the edge of the root system." Smith said.

As the roots grow and extend, increase the area to 18 inches, continuing to spread it in a circle on the edge of the root system.

"Farmers put in three-quarters of their fertilizer before they plant and add the other 25 percent throughout the growing season." Smith said.

IN THIS area. Smith recommends growing the varieties Big Boy or Moreton Hybrid.

"We grow a lot of different varieties. It really depends on what they're after. Some tomatoes are bigger than others, sonne are firmer than others, some are better than others because some are for canning." Smith said.

"Moreton's Hybrid is an old variety but a good one. I t ' s a large plant, an early variety with real good flavor."

Smith recommends that if you are not staking the tomato, to leave four feet or five square feet of space around each plant

Tips to help rhodies grow Thursday. May 7. 1992 HOME & GARDEN II P a p a 7(Q)

By Susan Taubar-Hyka special writer

When planting rhododendrons, dig a hole twice as wide and almost as deep as the plant's root ball. Keep the soil on the roots since they are very delicate. Plant >ust above ground because of the shallow

root system. Add peat moss and ptne molch to the

soil. Build a mound of loose dirt around the plant, then add 2 to 4 inches of mulch above the ground, being careful not to put the mulch around the neck or stem of the plant.

Lilo Dare of Birmingham uses shredded leaves from oak and beech trees for her 20 rhododendrons. She even adds coffee grounds. "I don't do anything by the book but it seems to work." said the avid rhododendron and wildflower enthusiast.

"Never cultivate the soil around the plants." warned Ivan Frankel of Blbomfield Hills. "This can harm the surface roots. Use your fingers to loosen the soil if it needs it.'

LESLIE JOHNSON of Oakland Township doesn't bother planting his rhodies in the ground. His are planted on top "I soak the root ball overnight in water in a large wheelbarrow. I take the burlap off if it comes off easily and scrape the ball sides gently so the roots

are exposed to the pine bark. Then I dump a bag of ground pine bark on the ground and make a depression in it for the plant."

After that , he adds his mulch to build up the mound around the plant, waters it everyday during the growing season and then once a week.

The next step is fertilizing in early spring and after flowers bloom. Rhododendron growers recommend a variety of fertilizers, such as Osmacote. Fertell and Miracid

"Remember, too." added Dare, "to carefully pick off dead flowers during the blooming season so your rhodies will give you the prettiest flowers for the longest time possible."

IN WINTER, give rhododendrons a thorough soaking so they don't dry out Protect young plants with burlap. Toni Pallazola of Garden City uses cut

• evergreen boughs for protection.

There are certain problems to watch for with rhododendrons.

"If the plant has yellowing or wilting leaves, black spots with yellow rings or chewed leaves, contact a garden nursery or your county extension service for advice." said Dan Ingram of Bordine's Better Blooms. Rochester Hills.

Plant's bounty: hardy, lovely Continued from Page 3

structure. The branches shouldn't be too close together. Because of the dark, green color, it 's easy to see if the plant is insect-free. Also, be particular about what type you are buying and where you want to plant it." • "Check the plant's rating, too." added

Frankel "Rhodies are rated according to how hardy they are. H1 is the hardiest rating; H2 can be grown in a locale that 's

protected. H 3 a n d H 4 a r e n ' t

recommended for our climate. He and Ingram recommended several

hardy rhododendron varieties for local gardeners to plant. The list consists of different PJMs. such as April White. Weston Pink. Aglow and Black Satin; English Roseum. America. Album. Elegans. Nova Zembla. Roseum Elegans. Boule de Niege. Caractacus. Parsons Gloriosum. President Lincoln and Ramapo.

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This second home and garden section of the season is intended to hft your spirits and get you into the swing of things. I t ' s written especially for suburbanites in an easy-to-understand style.

The special section appears today. Thursday. May 7. in all Observer & Eccentric Newspapers As always, we enjoy hearing your reaction!

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On the cover: Artist Gwen Dietrich of Canton Township spent SO hours depicting the detail in • Tomatoes." a colored pencil drawing The idea behind the artwork was to take an everyday object and make it interesting, to render its rich color and abstract internal shapes "I wanted to look at all the elements in the life of a tomato from seed to fruit, the lush color, the abstract shapes when you cut into it. the different environments m which it's found, how lyrical tbe tomato is on the viae. Dietrich said

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CA R O L W E D G E of B i r m i n g h a m en joys listening to t he so f t gurgle of her back-yard foun ta in .

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Joan H i n t z k e has filled t he ga rden of her west D e a r b o r n home with Orienta l s t a tua ry . " I t ' s sereni ty and peace ," said H i n t z k e . 60. " I J ike graceful th ings . "

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c rea te a back-yard re t rea t . " said ' L a M a u m a u i e x . formerly of R e d f o r d Townsh ip and now living in L ivonia .

S T A T U E S R A N G E in cost f r o m a few dollars to several hundred dol lars . An e laborate foun ta in may cos t u p t o $1,500.

If you enjoy a wildlife look, t h e r e a r e l i t t le cement s t a tue s of raccoons, t u r t l e s , foxes, frogs and deer.

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Selecting p a i n t e d or unpain ted statuary is is pe r sona l choice With care , the pieces will l a s t for m a n y years D a r i n suggests sp ray ing a c lear lacquer on t h e statue to preserve it f r o m the weather .

"Fads come and go ." said L a M a u m a u i e x o f t h e m a n y s t y l e s

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H I N T Z K E H A S bough t several Oriental s t a t u e s f r o m Cliff Green Sales Her pieces inc lude a B u d d h a and a delicate female f igure .

"I need t h i n g s t o .make me feel pleased." said H i n t z k e . who enjoys dining "while looking o u t into her rose garden.

Wedge favors u n p a i n t e d pieces, placed throughout her y a r d . She has even

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The southwest look — cac tus and burros — appeal to many customers , LaMaumau iex said.

So-called " fashion geese" are, becoming popular, according to LaMaumauiex These geese f igures cost a round $30 unpain ted and $40 pain ted . Clothes, which cost ex t ra , are available m a variety of themes .

M a n y shoppers simply fall in love with a s ta tue . Dar in said. P e r h a p s they see a piece t h a t resembles a cherished pet or they become in fa tua ted with a

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5 PIECE PATIO SET $ 1 4 9

MADE IN USA

A Sampling Of

The Manufacturers

We Have On Display

• Cafilomta Umbfetta

• Samsonrte • Telescope

• Winston • Woodaid

• Homecntf • finkel

•Lyon Shaw

• Kenneth James

A l s o A v a i l a b l e :

Replacement Cushions

& Potto 4 Sunroom

Accessones

LAWN COMFORT

! I f A / f f > >L trru' '! uniL>hirui>

']hf n.rnr th.it the J i f f • "> •'

16 & Van Dyke C C A H STERLING H E I G H T S 9 / V - D O U U PLAZA

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Thursday. May 7. 1992

Quality Makes A Difference! All Work Is Owner Supervised!!!

• F R E E E s t i m a t e s C u s t o m Paint ing Dry Wall Repairs Wal lpaper ing

R e s i d e n t i a l

C o m m e r c i a l

ALL AMERICAN PAINTING CO. ( 3 1 3 ) 4 2 3 - 1 2 3 0

24 H o u r s

SAVE $ DEAL DIRECT WITH INSTALLER

PAVEWAY, INC. "The perfect way to pave"

- • Patios

Y o u r

• Driveways • Retaining Walls

( ^ R D E N W - U r

We Guarantee Our Work C o m m e r c i a l • Resident ia l

32225 Schoolcraft Livonia

458-5299 458-4067

Styles evie> Sfo<Mu*ty

cuuUbz&lt

Umbrellas Starting

fiSPalm l(^ Beach

Patio Furniture H o u r s : M o n . , T h u r s . , F r i . 1 Q - 9 ; T u c s .

W e d . , S a t . 1 0 - 6 ; S u n d a y 1 1 - 4

Novi 43236 Novi T o w n Center Grand River & Novi Rd.

South of 1-96

347-4610

Waterford 7350 Highland Rd. ( M - 5 9 )

7 Miles W . of Te legraph Near Pontiac Airpor t

666-2880

Tune up- your kitchen By Janice T iger -Kramer special writer

IF Y O U ' D like to u p d a t e t h e k i t chen wi thout taking o u t a home improvement loan, a new service called Ki tchen T u n e - U p m a y be

t he answer. The tune-up is a n ine-s tep process t h a t

helps restore wood c a b i n e t s a n d moldings to almost new shape w i thou t s tr ipping or sanding. R e m e m b e r , you can ' t make a silk purse f r o m a sow's ear. but Ki tchen Tune-Up will e n h a n c e wood cabinets and . a t the s ame t ime, ex tend the life of t he kitchen.

How does it work? F i r s t , all h a r d w a r e is removed a n d a pa t en ted p r o d u c t is sprayed and rubbed in to t h e wood to remove dir t caused by smoke , h a n d oils and cooking grease.

Nicks and scratches a r e t o u c h e d u p with stain, a n d bumper p a d s a r e installed on doors and d r a w e r s t o p ro tec t the wood. Next hinges a r e a d j u s t e d ,

B e t t y S t o m p of Southf ie ld looked a t her 35-year-old k i t c h e n last fall a n d decided it was t i m e for t he cab ine ts t o be s t r ipped or replaced.

" T h a t idea w e n t over like a lead balloon." she sa id , laughing. " M y husband a n d I dec ided to tune u p t h e ki tchen ins tead a n d the difference was amazing. Of course , you can ' t make old things look b r a n d new. bu t when the nicks were filled a n d the wood was polished, t h e d i f f e r ence was like night and day . "

Jack and K a r e n Ba lde ras s t a r t ed the Detroi t -area f r a n c h i s e about a year-and-a-half ago in Bloomfie ld Hills. J ack does the work himself a n d says he 's a l w a y s amazed a t t h e d i f fe rence when a job is f inished.

"The process real ly fills a gap be tween keeping the k i t c h e n you have and replacing it comple te ly . " he said. "If you leave dir t in ca rpe t ing , it will wear premature ly . T h e same is t rue of wood i - n h i n f t g . "

drawer slides are lubr ica ted a n d all surfaces a r e polished wi th a p a t e n t e d oil. Finally, t he counter is c leaned, h a r d w a r e is replaced a n d the wood is b u f f e d .

A T Y P I C A L kitchen (about 21-26 running feet of cabinets) t a k e s one serviceman about five hour s t o f inish. -Mos t ki tchen jobs cost unde r $300, which can include the ins t a l l a t ion of new hardware also sold by t h e c o m p a n y . Cabine ts don ' t have to be e m p t i e d to have the work done a n d t h e k i t c h e n can be used r ight af ter the job is f in ished.

T H O U G H T H E company believes k i tchens should be t uned u p a f te r 10-15 years of use. mos t people seem to wai t until cab ine t s a r e 20-25 years old. t he couple says .

Still, older c a b i n e t s can be spruced u p and you won ' t h a v e to have the process repeated for a n o t h e r four or five years . In between, t h e cus tomer can use a water-based p r o d u c t t o clean cab ine t s t ha t t he c o m p a n y sells for under $10.

For more, information, call Kitchen Tune-Up at 1S00-821-0883.

GARDEN WALL

Developed specifically for res identual use. Garden Wall by Keystone affords the oppor tuni ty to build straight, curved o r terraced walLs i o m e e t your landscaping needs. The natural look of quarr ied s tone and ea r th t o n e colors enhance any set t ing Garden Wall uni ts a r e lightweight and easy to hand le . Installation is fast a n d requires no special tools Each Garden Wall unit is m a d e of concrete to provide pe rmanen t , environmental ly safe walls up to th ree feet in height that are virtually main tenance free.

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7 3 1 - 8 9 8 0 S O U L L I E R E O K OttATTVT ATONE

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Thursday. May 7. 1992 HOME & GARDEN U Page 11(Q)

By Janice T iger -Kramer special writer

HE R E ' S AN overview of local garden ing seminars coming u p th is spring:

• MAY 13-14 The 20th annua l Cranbrook G a r d e n s

spring plant sale is 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday and 10 a m. to 3 pan . Thursday. 380 Lone P ine Road . -Bloomfield Hills. F ree shut t le f rom Christ Church Cranbrook Mich igan

Green up your know-how wildflowers. perennials , min ia tu re roses, herbs, greenhouse p l a n t s a n d sculpture will be on sale Proceeds go to Cranbrook Gardens and Cranbrook Educa t iona l Community

• MAY 18 Create your own bonsai in a workshop

called "The Art of Bonsa i . " Dean

Atkinson. Four Seasons Bonsai C l u b pres ident , conduc t s t he hands-on class 7-10 p.m. M o n d a y a t T h e C o m m u n i t y House. 380 S. Ba tes , Bi rmingham. Bring a small p lan t to class. Fee is $17. Call 644-5832

• M A Y 20 Beulah Harg rove from G r a n d Oaks

H e r b F a r m in Bancrof t t a l k s on " H e r b s Through the Year . " 12:30-3:30 p .m. in t he Fel lowship Hall a t F i r s t U n i t e d Me thod i s t Church . 1589 W Maple . Bi rmingham. T h e talk is p resen ted by the Southern Michigan Uni t of T h e H e r b Society of America, which oversees t he two he rb gardens a t Cranbrook in Bloomfield Hills. T h e even t is t h e

' g roup ' s annua l fund-raiser . T i c k e t s are $10 Proceeds will go toward scholarships a n d public gardens . Cal l P a t . 858-2684. or Dolores. 737-9470.

• v i - - <5

HOME & GARDEN SERVICE DIRECTORY

3 Accounting Services 27 Brick, Block, Camant 44 Carpat Laying ~ - 1 AFFORDABLE TOP QUALITY ' » aAKTELLO'S BOOKKEEPING

I Raaum* Service CunormO to I Meeonar , 30 r • O n ^ w a j ^ & d e -your mdMdual n e e d * « • » ' -Ch imney* • P o r c r ^ R e C o M

731-5496 RepNr* Klenn Conai Co 535-8C7C

j ALL CEMENT WWW- R*mov* 4 : Raoace O r " . — s y * our •pectafly' I Foundat ion* , bne * A Woe» porcne*

U c M a r c u o o C o n * Tom 624-4474

B l R C * I SONS Bnck • Block • Cem*n t 4 Repair

C M * 20 Yr* Exp C a l Altar S »»•**-d a y * A* Day w e e k e n d * 334-2138

ft Repair

6 Aluminum Cleaning

POWER W A S H I N G X m w r i * «tnyl t l eana ig 4 i . . Aluminum re fW*h ln( i Wdod deck earn ing 4 eealtng Bnck cleaning & leafcng Claaning. waxing * painting equipment n t rue* mounted • a i • a riaao m an outaide w e a r taucat

, AQUA CLEAN 433-6120

9 Aluminum Siding ALL FAZE MODERNIZATION

AJuminum.'vlnyl aM*no. i nm. »unar» r e p l a c e m e n t window, d o o r * . Seek*.. garaga*. repeir* . U C - / M

i o x s o a o R c m z E N o t s c o i a i T Fra* EanrnWa Kan. 421-3616

ALUMINUM 4 V M Y L B O N O Tnm. G u t t e r * RoeMng

lapwcenant WMom 4 floor* O a w l H o i a m p r a M 5 3 6 * 0 1 3

B O B WADOLE ALUM SERVICE * CONST CO ape-aaiamg m I M m o w indow* i toor*.

gu i ta r * 27 y r * exc> Uc. M F r n w 4 6 6 - « S 5

24 Baaement Waterproofing

ADVANCED WATERPROOFING

"537-1921

BASEMENT WALLS • B o a a d • Leek > • Crecaed N t w * correct l h a problem-

1-SOO-7*T-2«6S « * j r a e

a S O L ® STRUCTU«£S » Brtcx & Bloc* Maaonry

Con* , a Aaa o r A* Kind* 27 Y r * Exp. 3 M - 2 W 4

33 Bldg- 4 R e m o v i n g

AAA CARPET REPAIR Sam* Day S*rv A l W o n Quar Than* YOU hw 21 y r * at loyaffv

626-4901

55 Chimnay Cleaning, Building, Repair

92 Furnitura Finiahing A Rapair FUSNITUBE SPECIALIST

a » a > 1 ftmtrmr For ITw oaal c a l Danrn*

S33-0671

129 Landscaping 138 Lawn Sprinkling 215 Plumbing TONY S LANDSCAPING i

Sodmg. BoKXatrv j Yard C l * n u p 4 , m c J i muen moral C a l Tony *ny«ma. • S3T-90M j

H i t S T A L L A T i e N 4 FtEPAtO o l H l y p a * of i p m a a r *y*«am* Sprmg 4 F U *arvKa — a a * t —

Ooar 30 M a n a x x Matar W o r k * S*mn* iar (

99 Guttara

135 Lawn Mamtf iance 1 M g s t o r ^

AAA CHIMNEYS f m or r a p a r a d Hmm c a p * 4 m a r *

Expart Tucapomong 4 Haafung fUCMARD AT. 25S -M4T

OMMER OUTTER SERVICE Out lar* Claanad-*craana0-rapalr«0

New Qu f l a r * • Roo l Hapalr* Fra* Eromata* 824-S3S7

HAWKINS BROTHERS BL*L0€RS Neer oonairucOcxi 4 ramo<W«ng

u c a n a a d 4 maurad S a r w y m . • r a a lor 1« yaar*. A42-0430

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i l h or rough F r w I W W 5 1 W J M

PROFESSIONAL R E M O O e j N G onarmc 1>0S W W I I W _a« ^ a r r ^ _

R M S CONSTRUCTION H o m e lmpro»anien l . wa repea l

« a * . < a n j O M door* . camant. ICTn*

l o r 683-0680

CHIMNEYS Bum rmm 4 rapak

WIU. BEAT ANY P « C E 1 Saraor Dlaoounl Ltcianaag ' t n m n O

BEST CHIMNEY CO.

557-5595

102 Handyman Maia/Famala

AERATION LAWN MANICURING

-aa* f | f bapome. « x g . anrue Ir lmmlng. a»L*a*nr a Fraa Est J im * Lawn Car * *2%-633?

0 4 J MOVING 4 HAULING Homa 4 On to* M c M n g Oarag* 4 Daon* Removal Q u K * E m o e m 4 R .aaeIn. Fraa Eat <M-O«S0

Caa SAM S PLUMBING Lcanaad MaaMt Plumbar

W BLOOMFIELD BB3-CN71 SOUTHFCLD S 6 7 ^ 6 1 t FARMINGTON 4 7 7 ^ 6 4

NEW 4 REPAIRS Ceramic T i e . Pamt. D r y . a* Roo l

Camant. CMmnay* . Carpentry PorOi n e p e r 4 naau r l a rmg

FIREPLACE OWNERS '

• your cWnway *a l*T S20 c i t amey

mg. only t * 8 BS' The CMmnay S M e p .

61 Dacka-Patioa Sunroom*

C a l Clyde or Siava S36-2713

RS CARPENTRY HOME IMPROVEMENTS

ucanaed Buadar - Handyman Door* • Tr im • A* Carpentry

. Water l e n t * . a«r*». baalc plumcang • u g « * . PfcM* 4 Minor Bac tnca . Piaaaa C a l I I I Can B a Of Sanaoa

AOM 477 8682

4846 C n » n - Livonia • A PERSONAL T O U C H *

KITCHENS. V ANITIES COUNTERS BASEMENTS DOORS DECKS

WINDOWS SPECIALTY CARPENTRY

u c 4 maured 2« * ' f-«»anaoc»

421-5526

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La l * D M V Your Ona of a K m d Sea D » P * y a l Man * - O o - « Ca r te r f , Canton Fraa Oaeagn 4 Ea> Svc

422 -5969

TELEPHONE INSTALLATION 4 m -pear DoorOea mal t *a« inn 4 rape* WM rapair w i y t M i g tlxat

DBYLOCK BASEMENT Waiarproo> mg Fraa aanmeta* No obl igat ion u _ - - > r v

2t yr* aap Baat any v n t l a r ean- * v W y * " ' " male 34 Dr* S13-7Bfc-7477 r v * i P A R * PINIS*

27 Brick, Block, Cemant ^ ^ «r«««s — — 4 b a l l ' * Rad io i n ri b b i t k mrsam _ AAA CUSTOM BRICK WORK

Spaaaarmgrn * l maaonry repeir* 4 con* ln jc t ion one* i M a . H i

A**o cnimnay 4 po rch repair* , one* aoainon* 4 gnaaa M o o Fra* Eat

DON PARE F1NSSH CARPENTRY t Genera l Ufcm'ananca Spadalu

a M baaamant* . a n o * » A a d k > d Mi 837-3745

SMALL WORLD AH P t » * a » O l Carpentry Omme" - Buao - Repair.

24 Yr* E*aanenca 47?-8«73 j 42S-6B36 454-3(10

85 Drywall DRYWALL 4 PLASTERING

Naa 4 - e p a * « Hand or apray T a . -rurmg Accouancal c a l . Uc . 3uar J O r S * * C 543-0712 6B2-7S43

66 Elactrical

CHEAP MAULING d e a n . 4 * 4 pack-up.

I move anything e n y ^ a r e C a l See r 714-4575

AFKJROABLE LAWN SERVICE Spnng Clearv- ip* La«a> d*«haIclv-mg. t u r l p l ugang P r : i l i a»nnM 4

F r a e & ( 3 l 3 ) 5 S 3 - 6 1 t 8

A HALF O f f 1ST CUTTING Counaoua. O w i C r t . Pypandara*

Fertaamg. Ae ra f i i g P a n C o n t r a TURF TAILORS CortVRe* 534-0332

ASPEN LAWN-SCAPE WE SPECIALIZE M ALL AREAS OF

L a w n m a i n t e n a n c e 4 land Scape conatrucaon. Don't maa

g a u p p o i w i y to h a * y « » >*nd-cape 4 laam maamenanoe rmmat at -tended to by peraonaWe. conecaen-t iou* 4 hardwortung CMi N o w A»»ordao<a ! Uc 4 In*.

B 4 B PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Spr ing Q*a«M>* . a d O ^ c u t t m ouner* . e t c Wa a r * h e r * to

you Cha langa u* aHh j a * • need*! Fraa aet A S V O W t

1«5 Painting/ Decorating

BRUSH PAINTING CO.

S t t i a F ^ E . " 1 S T S CHARLES PAafT lNG. * * / * « t P W *

vary, iwaarmao' ra-4 a a t aaafang 4 a ee l 554-3645

CUSTOM PAINTING 4 ST AJMMG inter ior 4 Exterior N a « praoae 4 tkaaly Fraa eal. « B 1 p r t c a *

M » e Kanyon - 722-20B5

F A N T A S T I C PRICES! SOX OFF1 mtenor/ 'Ejrtarior 15 yaar*

' - a e t C a l 666-747*

FINE LINE PAINTING QhiaWy W o r t . naea j r iaTH Xataa

Dependable Sr D N c o u M -421-44*3

DIAL-A-PLUMBER For aa your U K h e n 4 ba th room .emodeang naad* P t j n e m g ^ a a i -

537-4136

TH044AS LANE P L I * I 8 W G

536-6671

Troy Ptmbng. Hlg. Excvtng 8 7 9 - 0 6 6 8

Novi Plmbofl. Htg & Exctng 4 7 8 - 8 8 2 2

p p £ g y a * 4 ^ e a r Uraa . Gae

220 Pooi*

110

A + ANYTHING GOES 4 •» CLEANING COMPANY flr a

Free E « d iaco imt ««tti t r « * * d For Flrat T ime r l » l ' l _

RESIDENTIAL 4 COMMERCIAL 534-1764 3*3-9183

AFFORDABLE ELECTRIC Complete -artrw A l w o r t Guar LOOKING FOR W honeat d e p e n d Fraa Eat i C e l 24 Hr * 1B60-3475 | > M a caaanmo awnpanyT C a l

C O L L E G E

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1 Q a a r up* . WatctWig. g u t t e r * landacapmg aprmaiar* S l J o i m T o y * 7 2 2 - 5 0 *

K E N ' S W I N D O W SER

4 2 3 * 1 0 7 Hay** Lawn Mamier ianra

1 4 meurad

NOBLES L A N D S C A P E S U P P L I E 5

• B O U L D H R S • Hni

Picktip or Deliver}'

474-4922

A L . ELECTRICAL NEEDS No- / « • too e m a i l Sarvica cnang* tpec iw 60emp K »00amp b r a M a r penal as low a * 4300 U e 536-0778

LIGHTHOUSE ELECTRIC Reeidentiel 4 Commerc ia l

! *W* . caaemng company? Caa Cnraaian a n p a n y today lor am-oouwt m l o r m ^ m 434-3123

T4K WAtNT ENANCE

MASTER ELECTRICIAN 613-2636

MULLAN ELECTRIC HOME IMPROVEMENTS

POOLS 4 SPAS 100 A M P SERVICE

RES 4 C O M M 622-4530

81 Floor Service

120 Interior Decorating SUPERIOR INTERIOR FINISHES \ s p e a a a a n g m Ki tchan*. Bath* Floor 4 W e l Covartng. Window j

| Treatment* Free Eat 442-.7570 j

129 Landscaping ; CREATIVE BRICK

I m M c a p t Daatgri 4 Mamianence i icanead 4 maured 10 Y r * E o e W i C * cm 5 4 5 1084

f * OO ALL BOBCAT SERVICE « cTg Poo l * Fl*

- O M E LAWN CARE CO 1*J Cut t ing Free, muat lagn u p By A m a 1 1992 R o t o t i m g star t ing et S25 Other Service* A . * 4 i B i a

CALL JOE 3 ' 3 -425 -32*1 ^

M A R K ' S

L A W N C A R E • L a w n c u t . s p r m g d e a r up* •Hedoes • C»tht«e*ang • Aeretwr . • Gut ter* OeeneO - Lendacaplng - FertUBmB

525-8054 ME RCERS LAWN SERVICE

S P R M G CLEAN UP DISCOUNTS SATISFACTION GUARANTEED

943-5872 or 442-5664

WINDOWS R* -Pwt *ad 4 Patnaed (Ramovtno AM OW Pu l t y l C A U L K Ext of Home W i n d o w * 4

Work 4

TROPICAL POOLS t a r t a pot

p o a u laa t tn r B . .. M M 0 * 4 coeang Large a r tacaon froaaproor taa I 5 y r » * « p 4S6-V4A3

CauBuna) I REPLACE. -up Thermopenee Any K i n d of Glaa* Work m Trade 30 Y r * Ca« K a n 879-1755

• M E H O S PAINTING-Comm 'Ree.. m t v E x t Naw-rapaant loee Bnmv. roiang. apray/powar

4 7 7 * 1 6 0 * O R 474-3*36 ( R e a l

233 Roofing AFFORDABLE ROOFING 4 SIDING

g ^ r . r - K - r *

Ref Free eel 7 3 » * 4 1

PAINTING 4 REMOOEUNG m t . e a We* r a p a i r * U c m a M n g 4

S S U S a f t S r 2 T ^ o 6 ^

ROOFING B u l l Naw 4 <k*P*ir

WILL BEAT ANY PRICE'

i rad 30 j rr* . BEST CHIMNEY CO

557-5595

PROFESSIONAL PAINTING L / B U - . Water Btaew^i . Drywel 4 eater RapMr 14 ) - * Expenenca

Free Eanmeaa Ca» J m 427-5416

O U A U T Y PAINTING Pncad t o y o t * budga i

ROOFING 4 St f>NG 20 y r * exp L ie 4 m * O m 1313)423-5081 E a t ( 3» f

ml -Cx i Power s o o n Free Eat T m - 13-463-0607

ROOF LEAKS SrxngM* of a l * m d * . • * ' r oo t * our apacafhr F*«har 4 Son. C a l Latv 3 I 3 4 2 1 - 1 0 B 6

w. | • 3 S f < 5 r ^ ? a r 8 1 ^

i . MOONLIGHT FLOORS Hardwood Floor S p a p a w

1 Laymg u n d M g i n o o r i a p e r * ' s r - a n p l o r - «74-v44<

QUALITY PAINTING • Thorough Praparat ion

• i n t * n o r / E * t « i o r • S imple . Economica l FRANK C. FARRUGIA

V40-7106 S i n e * 1967. Fi1** Eat

273 Traa Service AFFOROABLE T « SERVICE

j 4 hamora t

,313 563-4118

Ra* 5 Comm i

MEADOWBROOK ACRES SOO FARM

OM lawn* removed 4 446-5460

GET RESULTS

200 Ptaataring a A-1 P L A S T E R * DRYWALL a

Dut> Free a e o e e * . Water Damage fea tu re Paatt Peel • Arty Carpanin-,

Bnck 4 Maaonary RepMr* , j c 4 m * • Work Guar • 11 » r * Exp No l o b too BIG . l o o m a t 474-7»a6

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j 2 0 * OFF" S ® . T 4 0 6 or 7 3 * - 1 3 4 4

284 Wallpapering CUSTOM WAL l -PAPERBlQ

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SPRING SA VINGS 7 Locations to Serve You

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