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TODAY New judge: To deal more effec-tively with a growing caseload at the 35th District Court in Plym-outh, the court's advisory board is renewing efforts to win state fund-ing for a third full-time judge. /3A

Teacher dies: A well-known Plymouth-Canton teacher died in a middle school. /2A New funeral home: Canton's sec-ond funeral home, McCabe Funer-al Home, has opened in the com-munity. /3A Kid carvers: Winners of the Ob- • server & Eccentric Middle School Ice Spectacular contest have been n&metL_£4A

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Fire victim offers helping hand Debbie DelTOrco knows well the pain caused by a house fire. Her husband and six children died in one in 1990. Now she is helping a family that lost their home.

ily whose house on Polo burned, •ending two grandparent* and their 5-year-old granddaughter out into subzero temperatures.

"We had all decided to do some-thing and with what Debbie has been through she wanted to help them any-way we can," said Lynne Eckardt, ed-itor of the monthly subdivision newsletter, in which the effort will be publicized.

Lee and Noel Bittinger of RE/ MAX Crossroad* real estate are also offering a rental house to the family if they need a place to stay. "We have

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It's not unfamiliar territory for Debbie Dell'Orco. That's why she and other Sunflower subdivision neigh-bors are accepting help for the family whose home burned Monday.

"I feel for the people. So if there is something we can do, I would like to help them," said Dell'Orco, who lost her husband, Marty, and six of nine children when their house on Proctor burned in December, 1990.

Sunflower resident* are accepting donations — cash donations are pre-ferred — for the.Robert Johnson fam-

the possibility of one coming up with-in a week," Lee Bittinger said. He asks the family to call him or Noel at 453-8700.

Sunflower neighbors who are col-lecting donations for the family re-quest that clothing and food not be sent "It's nice when people donate food and clothing, but it's easier when they (the family) can just go to the store and buy what they need," Dell'Orco said.

Eckhardt said she has been unable to locate the family but is putting a notice about the effort in their mail-box, hoping they are still picking up mail.

Anyone who is interested in help-ing should make checks out to the Robert Johnson family in care of the Hanford Clubhouse, 45800 Hanford

Road, Canton. Drop-offo are also pos-sible. The clubhouse is open noon to 3 p.m. Mondays; 2-6 p.m. Wednes-days; or by appointment by calling 453-2022.

Firefighters from stations 1 and 2, as well ss Canton police officers, re-sponded to the late morning fire. It's believed the girl was playing with matches and a couch caught fire. When the smoke alarm activated, the grandparents could not find the girl. When she appeared at the front door and the grandparents got her safely out, emergency personnel were called.

"Thank God it was only material items that were lost," Dell'Orco said.

Initial estimates of damage to the two-story house topped $150,000. In-surance agents will later determine if the house is a total loss.

Students hear King's message of justice B Y M . B . DILLON STAFF WRITER

Every year, East Middle School principal Tom Workman commemo-rates Martin Luther King Day with a special address for his students. This year was no exception.

Martin Luther King was true to his convictions, even though his house was bombed, he was chased by dogB

and ultimately, his life waa taken, Workman said. "He still stuck to what he believed in. We are celebrat-ing a very important person and a very important day in recognizing Martin Luther King."

Knotting how much the slain civil rights leader means to him. East Middle School secretaries Denise Gerisch and Karen Massey presented

Workman -with a painting of King, which Workman hung in a place for all to see last Monday.

The following is what Workman read to his students: "Each January we set a day aside to recognize the life and contributions of Martin Luther King Jr., who was born January 15. 1929. He is the first Afro-American to be recognized by having a national

COUNTY NEWS

Success: Wayne County Parks officials estimate more than

.200,000 people visited the first Festival of Lights, which ended Jan. 9. Planning is under way for next year's show. /5A

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Festive fare: Exercise your low-fat options with dishes guests will love. / I B Recipe Make-Over: Laura Leto-bar cuts the fat in beef Stroganoff. / I B

SPORTS

To the buzzer: What at first appeared to be an easy win for Plymouth Canton turned into a nail-biter in a boys basketball game Friday at Farmington Har-rison. Salem had a few problems, too, but still won. /1C Skid ends: It's been a struggle for Madonna University's men's basketball team, but a comer was turned Wednesday when the Crusaders recorded their second win of the season — thanks in

zat part to Salem grad Brandon )ne. /1C

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holiday named in hia recognition and the youngest to receive the Nobel Peace Prize.

"In the Declaration of Independ-ence, it was written 'all men are creat-ed equal' with rights to 'life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.1 This idea has come to be known as the American Dream, the dream that all citizens of the United States have an equal chance to realize their poten-tial. That means being able t6 be the best we can be. t

"History has clearly "demonstrated that in the United States, we have not allowed all citizens to reach their po-tential. Racial minorities, women and the poor have been among some of the people restrained from realizing their dream.

"In 1954, Martin Luther King em-erged as a national leader of peace and justice in the effort to win equali-ty for minority Americans. Dr. King helped to focus the nation's attention, and his courage and non-violent phi-losophy gave people faith and hope to work peacefully for a change in our country's laws.

"He was arrested for every trumped-up charge imaginable. He was denied his right to a seat on a public bus in Montgomery, Ala. His house was bombed, he was jailed for sitting at a department store lunch counter, he was sprayed by water hoses and attacked by dop , all be-cause he believed black children and adults should have equal access to schools, libraries, playgrounds and

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King memory: Principal Tom Workman received a picture of one of his heroes, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., from co-workers Denise Gerisch (left) and Karen Massey.

Workers' transit problems meeting topic B Y JOANNE MALISZEWSKI STATT W i n u

If transportation is a problem for your employees, there's a meeting and a possible solution for you.

The business community is invited to a special meeting organized by the Suburban Mobility Authority for Re-gional Transportation, the Canton Chamber of Commerce and the Can-ton Community Foundation.

The meeting is scheduled for 8 a m . Wednesday, Feb. 9, at the Bailey Rec-reation Center, 36651 Ford Road, Wetland.

"It 's been 10 years since anyone has looked at the SMART routes," said Mike Duggan, SMART interim manager. "We want to restructure our routes to meet their needs. We need input from the business community. These routes were drawn up when

there was virtually no development along the 1-275 corridor."

SMART has received a $9 million federal grant designed to move people to joba. SMART also haa a continu-ing program, "Get a Job, Get a Ride," also designed to bolster employment by providing transportation. There's also talk of a merger with DOT.

Some route drivers tell Duggan that riders get off the nearest stop to their job and still have to walk anoth-er half-mile or more. "No one ever picks up the phone and calla me about these things," Duggan sa id

SMART now has a route down Ford Road to Meijer at the comer of Canton Center, as well as along Michigan Ave.

"There's some definite needs In this community," said Linda Shapo-na. Canton Chamber of Commerce

Executive director. "The busing sys-tem this far out isn't concentrated."

The meeting in Westl and is one of a number of meetings throughout Macomb, Oakland and the suburbs of Wayne County. Shapona said SMART officials want to know how existing routes are working out and where more are needed and in what direction.

"Our unemployment rate is above the national average. We need access to the work foroe. When companies are hiring at entry levels, they find that a lot of people don't have cars," Duggan said "We have a kit of young adults living with their families who don't have cars, aa well aa young cou-ples who have only one car."

Duggan said there's talk about op-erating vans when there's more than just a few employeee heading toward

• SMART has received a $• mlllloa federal grant deslgaed to aove people to Jobs. SMART also lias a " •e ta Job, Qet a Ride,

a certain location. "I need to know who the businesses are and what are their needs. If employeee use the ear-vice or might want t^ use it, this is their chanoe to be heard."

For information, businees leaders, chamber members, employeee or resi-dents may contact SMART planning director Dan Dirks at 223-2100. -

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Planning commission moots CANTON CONNECTION S S S S S Tike Canton Township Planning Commission

will continue its discussion of land use goals, ob-jectives and policiee at 7 p.m. tonight in township K*", 1160 S. Canton Cantor. Anyone may attend.

Yack to speak Canton Township Supervisor Tom Yack will

present the state of the township sddrees at 7 JO a.m. Wednesday, Feb. 2, at Fellows Croak Golf Club, 2996 Lots.

The Canton Chamber of Commerce, which hoeta the event, ia still looking far sponsors for ths breakfast. The Roman Forum and Promotional Planning and Development Group already have

be obtained with can be pur-

information.

"We're looking far food attendance," aaid cham-ber director Linda Shapona.

To make reeenrattona far the $12 breakfast, call the chamber at 468-4040. The eddreee will replace the chamber's monthly membership meeting in February.

Taxes and licenses Winter tanae are doe by Feb. 1 4 * the

sr*s ottos, 1160 S. Canton Csntr pay Fsb. 15-29 will be aaaeeaed a 8-psrowrt toe.

Licenses far dogs are available la the efark s olf-

chased through call 897-5866.

Hall of fame Tlass Is winding down to

the ennual Canton Community Achievers and Hall of Feme awards.

Forms should bs subsnittod to the township dark's oAoa by Jan. 99. Tfcay aw availabU st township hall. Canton Public library. Canton

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Teacher remembered for caring Carrier of Month

B Y M . B . D I L L O N &TA7F W i n n

It'* A scene that readily comes to mind: students bolting out the door into the June sunshine on the last day of school.

That didn't happen in David Thomann's classroom at Pioneer Middle School. "I watched last year on the last day of school. Kids lined up to say goodbye to him. You didn't see that with ev-eryone else," said Chiick Portelli,

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Teacher dies: David Tho-mann died in Pioneer Mid-dle School of a heart at-tack.

president of the Plymouth-Can-ton teachers union.

Plymouth resident Thomann, 48, who was diabetic, died Jan. 18 of a heart attack in a fellow teach-er's classroom at Pioneer. He was born March 2, 1946, in Highland Park.

"1 talked to him at 2:30, and by 3:30 he was dead," said Portelli. The two spoke about a memo from an administrator, "nothing of significance. We laughed and joked about a couple things."

Efforts to revive Thomann, who taught physical education and math, weren't successful. EMS workers arrived within minutes but couldn't establish a pulse and had difficulty creating an airway. He was taken to St. Mary Hospi-tal where he was pronounced dead.

Thomann, who was with the district for 17 years, was a tutor for the University of Michigan athletic study table and a mem-ber of the Livonia Masonic Lodge. He was an assistant football coach for Plymouth Canton High School, and for Ann Arbor Pio-neer and Ypsilanti high schools. He worked as a defensive line coach and a defensive coordina-tor.

Plymouth-Canton Superin-tendent John Hoben said he knew

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Thomann as a high school ballplayer when Thomann and his brother, longtime Salem bas-ketball coach Fred Thomann, played for Taylor Center High School. "They are a fine family. The dad and mom were staunch followers of athletica," Hoben said.

Pat Fitzpatrick and Jerry Os-tein, colleagues of Thomann's, said their friendship with Tho-mann dates to the late 1960s at Willow Run schools, where Fred won the state basketball champi-onships. The Thomanns, Ostoin and Fitzpatrick taught together at Willow Run. "Dave was a good guy," said Ostoin, Salem High School principal. "He had built-in respect, kind of like Fred."

"He cared a lot about kids," said Fitzpatrick, an area coordi-nator at Salem.

Fred Thomann said of his brother, "He was well-respected and well-liked. He did a nice job, with his teaching and his outside interests. He was probably closer to his students than the staff members he worked with. He loved to make sure kids got what they needed."

Thomann was an outstanding football coach, and a skilled golfer and woodworker. "Those became his passion. He loved the game

(golf)," his brother said. Thomann graduated from Tay-

lor Center High School and East-ern Michigan University. He at-tended Adrian College and North-ern Michigan University. He also worked for Hostess Catering.

Thomann was direct and open. "Once he made a decision, that was the way it was," said Fred Thomann. "It was a very firm set of standards he adhered to. He didn't deviate much from the di-rection he was going in. He viewed his friendships very strongly, and often times there were disagree-ments and often times different directions were taken.

"Still, the friendships were there. He had a tremendous amount of respect for people," he said.

Thomann is survived by his wife, Kathryn of Plymouth, daughter, Tanya, sister, Gloria Shelton of Farmington Hills, and mother, Beatrice of Taylor. Tho-mann, who was cremated, was buried Friday from Vermeulen Funeral Home in Plymouth, less than half a mile from Pioneer Middle School.

Officiating was the Rev. Harvey Heneveld. Memorials may be made in Thomann's memory to the American Diabetes Associa-tion.

Mothers in the Canton commu-nity are invited to participate in a Moms Therapy Group beginning Feb. 12 through April 9. Child care will be provided at the Satur-day afternoon sessions.

Therapy issues to be discussed in the group include relationship problems with a significant other, past and present relationships with mothers, managing relation-ships at work, coping with divorce and loss, and understanding rela-tionships with children. The ses-sions will run 2:30-4 p.m.

The fee will be based on a slid-ing scale of ability to pay. The program will be facilitated by Pat Younce in conjunction with Cath-olic Social Services and Canton Family Services.

Intake assessments for poten-tial group members will be con-ducted Saturday. Feb. 5. Anyone interested in more information about the program should contact Lisa Shriver, intake worker for Canton Family Services at the Canton Community Foundation, 981-3002.

Honoree: Nicole Young, daughter of George and Sherry Young of Canton, was named Carrier of the Month by the Canton Observer. Nicole, 13, an Ob-server news carrier since February 1991, is an eighth grader at Central Middle School. Her favorite sub-jects are social studies and band. She has one brother, Andy, 11. Nicole's hobbies are music, play-ing keyboard, clarinet, and percussion. Her plans in-clude working in the music industry -after going t-o college. She likes the money she receives every month from her route and feels she has gained confi-dence in dealing with people. She has also learned responsibility.

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New funeral home opens Canton's second funeral home

— McCabe Funeral Home Inc. — is now open.

"We're excited to be here," said Larry Sebold, director of commu-nity relations for the McCabe Fu-neral Home-Canton Chapel.

With the help of the Canton Chamber of Commerce, the McCabe family and associates hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony

and tours of the two-story facility at 851 Canton Center Road Thursday afternoon.

The 12,000-square-foot English Tudor funeral home includes a chapel, rooms for families, a cask-et showroom in which 27 caskets of varying prices are displayed, embalming room 4bd offices.

"There's quite a bit of room for expansion," Sebold said. The fu-

Officially open: Canton's second funeral home, McCabe Funeral Home, opens today.

Man faces charges

neral home owns additional prop-erty and the McCabes plan a sec-ond-phase, one-story expansion in several years.

In the 1800s, funeral home founder Francis McCabe was a postal employee in Detroit until he bought a funeral home from another mortician for $1, Sebold said.

Kevin McCabe, chief executive officer of the business, is the fourth generation of the McCabe family in the funeral business. His father, L. David McCabe, opened the Farmington Hills fa-cility, which is the headquarters, in 1971. The Detroit branch was closed in 1989.

Both Kevin and L. David McCabe live in Farmington Hills with their families.

McCabe Family Services is of-fering special presentations by grief counselor Elaine Burton at the funeral home. The program, "Living with the loss of a loved one," is scheduled for 7:15 p.m. Tuesdays, Feb. 15, March 22, April 19, May 24 and June 21. For more information, contact the McCabe Funeral Home at 981-4530.

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Family-owned: Kevin and Sandy McCabe are continuing 101 years of a family tradition with the opening of the McCabe Funeral Home-Canton Chapel, 851 Canton Center Road. The McCabes have a funeral home in Farmington Hills, where the business is headquartered.

A Westland tow truck driver appeared in Plymouth District Court on Thursday oH jrctvargeof stealing money from a car he towed to the Plymouth Township police back lot.

A not guilty plea was entered on behalf of Pat Wisenbaugh, 47, of Westland by 35th District Judge John MacDonald at WiBen-baugh'a arraignment on the charge of larceny over $100.

Police allege that the tow truck driver took $210 in a wallet left between the front seats of the car on Dec. 23. A preliminary exam on the charge is scheduled for Fri-day in district court.

The maximum penalty on the felony charge is five years in pris-on and a $2,500 fine. Following his arraignment, the man was lodged in the Wayne County Jail on $500 bond.

Exposure As temperatures hovered below

zero early Fndayr-fr woman-spot- -ted a man park his dark Ford Tempo outside her house on New-porte, get out of the car, stand in front of it, expose himself and masturbate, according to a report filed with Plymouth Township police.

The incident was reported at 12:52 a.m. The woman told police she went to her window when she heard the car pull up* then left the window to call police when the man exposed himself. She told police she did not see the man drive away.

She described the man as white, aged 20-40 and wearing a black plaid shirt or coat.

Soon after the incident, police 8topped a man who appeared to fit the description, but the woman said she couldn't tell if he was the offender and he was released, the police report said.

Drive for third judgeship gains steam SIY KEVIN BROWN

R kty WRITER To deal more effectively with

a growing caseload at the 35th District Court in Plymouth, the court's advisory board is renew-ing efforts to win state funding for a third full-time judge.

In 1990, the state court ad-ministrator recommended add-ing a third judge at the court.

approved it. The court handles cases from the Canton, Plym-outh and Northville communi-ties.

But the local governments who administer the court decid-ed to postpone the creation of the position until a third court-room was built.

The local units agreed to the new judgeship in 1992, but the

Legislature balked due to a budget crisis.

In recent months, legislators have grappled with plans to change the property tax system. They have yet to set aside the money necessary to pay for new judgeships in the state.

"We haven't heard from the Legislature. They have to ap-propriate the money for a third judge," said 35th District Judge John MacDonald.

cally the same, it dropped a lit-"tTrbit in the past yeari jy^ oriO

percent. That still more than justifies the position," Mac-Donald said.

State Rep. Jerry Vorva, R-Plymouth, said the Legislature will look at paying for the judge-ships "in the whole context of the governor's budget."

Word on whether the appro-priation'witt be approved should come "I think within the next month," MacDonald said.

Should the money be appro-priated, candidates for the posi-tion with a $98,500 annual sal-ary would be required to file pet-itions to run by May 10.

An August primary would be "With the growth in Plvm- held, followed by a general elec-

"It's certainly been recom-mended by the (state) supreme court, and the need is certainly there," he said.

In 1992, the caseload per judge at the 35th District Court was 20,140 compared with the statewide average of 11,138.

Now, "The caseload is basi-

outh and Northville, there's clearly need for a third judge. It's a matter of whether it will be a budget-buster," he said-

Last year, the court complet-ed a renovation creating a third courtroom, where part-time third Judge Charles Kaufman presides. "He's here two, two and a half days a week," Mac-Donald said.

tion in November. The new judge would take his or her place on the bench in January 1995.

MacDonald said a four-year term would be created initially for the position, and would change to six years in succeed-ing terms so judicial elections would be staggered every two years in the district.

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Detroit News columnist Jon Pepper has some thoughts: De-troit Mayor Dennis Archer must restructure city government; the Tigers have to stay in Detroit; and it's near impossible to figure out what's going on with school fi-nancing.

"He I think has a perspective to put things in writing that I have bouncing in the back of my head," said Wayne County Commission-er Bryan Amann who introduced Pepper to the Canton Economic Club Wednesday.

Pepper praised Archer's urging of Detroiters to be self-reliant by taking care of their families and their city. "Here it is three weeks later (after inauguration) and I still support him."

Faced with an $88 million defi-cit, Archer must restructure the government — something former Mayor Coieman Young didn't do — to reduce the costly bureaucra-cy and get some type of conces-sion from unions. For that, Pep-per said. Archer made a smart move in hiring retired UAW lead-er Doug Fraser to work with unions.

"That 's a pretty smart move," Pepper said, adding that Archer is wisely distancing himself from the effort.

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Pepper also predicted that Archer will eventually privatize certain city services even though there may be some opposition. "But he has to figure out a euphe-mism for privatization."

A new Tiger Stadium has cap-tured Pepper's interest "If I were king of the world, I would remove all subsidies from professional sports." Nonetheless, Pepper sup-ports helping the Tiger organiza-tion remain in Detroit. If not De-troit, then the western Wayne suburbs would be a possibility and there's word of St. Petersburg or Tampa. "1 don't think they are going to go that way," Pepper said.

The columnist, s Desrborn res-ident, said maintaining the Tigers

in a stadium in Detroit would be a symbol of confidence in the city. "The trend of letting Detroit de-cline will catch up with us in the suburbs," Pepper said.

Heads nodded in agreement as Pepper discussed the impossibili-ty of unders tanding school finance tax proposals. "It seems pretty clear the Legislature didn't know what they were voting for," he said.

Pepper asked what happened to Gov. John Engler's plan to reform education. He assured the audi-ence that no action would have been taken if the governor were not facing re-election.

He encouraged the business community to become as strong a lobbyist ss the Michigan Educa-tion Association. "They (busi-ness) have to take the gloves off," Pepper said. "I think we have to have something to improve the business climste and education in the state."

When asked which proposal he would choose, Pepper picked the ballot proposal, which reduces the state income tax from 4.6 to 4.4 percent and increases the sales tax. The statutory plan proposes an income tax increase and no change in sales tax. "All you ex-port out is taxpayers," Pepper said, referring to an income tax increase.

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e a r n k u d o s Winners of the Observer &

Eccentric Middle School Ice Spectacular contest were: Jere-my Borsos of East Middle School; Ashley Bowsman of Central Middle School; Tim Bruce of Lowell Middle School; Carrie Dzialo of West Middle School; and Matt O'Day of Pioneer Middle School.

"We started this a couple of years ago," said Mike Watts, organizer of the festival. It a an artistic event, and we thought if we could get kids and the schools involved, they'd feel like they're part of it. They came up with great de-signs. It was almost impossible to pick one."

Professional carvers includ-ing Richard Teeple and a con-tingent from Henry Ford Com-munity College sculpted win-ning designs from each of the P lymou th -Can ton middle schools. "It was great lo see their creativity and their in-

volvement. They were really proud of themselves," he said.

Carrie Dzialo designed a carving using her dog Mocha and cat Dash as models. "I was happy and really excited," she said. Carolyn Dzialo, her mother, said, "We're very ap-preciative of the tremendous support students received from their teachers. It's nice to have that kind of support."

"I think it went really well," said Kelle Morse, another fes-tival organizer. "The kids were

'really excited. They came out and really enjoyed them-selves."

"The ice fest is a family event, and the more involve-ment we can get, the better. We tied this in with the high school and community col-leges, which is a good thing, be-cause that's the future of this thing. The 0 & E supported us, and that makes it a really good thing for everybody," Watts said.

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Champions: Ashley Bowsman, Tim Bruce, Jeremy Borsos and Carrie Dzialo won ice sculpture desig at their middle schools. Their designs were selected to be sculpted by professional carvers at the 12th annual Plymouth International Ice Spectacular.

K i n g from, page 1A S t u d e n t s h e l p S a l v a t i o n A r m y the eating places throughout

country. "He was beaten, threatened,

and stabbed in his pursuit of ra-cial justice. In August 1963, he led a march to the national capi-tal of Washington. D.C. There, he gave his 'I Have A Dream' speech, one of the most important speech-es in American history.

"He dreamed that one day peo-ple would be judged by their char-acter and not their color, that all children would be able to walk to-gether hand-in-hand as brothers and sisters, that freedom and jus-tice would prevail in all the states of our country, and that this na-tion would live out the true mean-

• 'He still stuck to what he believed In. We are celebrating a very Important person and a very Important day In recognizing Martin Luther King.'

Tom Workman principal

ing of the Declaration of Inde-pendence creed, that all men are created equal and that every citi-zen has the opportunity to realize the American Dream.'

"Dr. King broadened his lead-

ership to help poor people of all races and was engaged in support-ing a poor people's march in Memphis, Tenn., when he was shot and killed in 1968.

"Martin Luther King talked the talk and walked the walk. He never retreated, apologized, or begged for mercy. He was true to his belief and because he was here, you and I are more able to realize our American Dream. Dr. King was among the greatest in-fluences on American life in the 20th century. He is the greatest American of my lifetime.

"Today we recognize a great man on a great occasion, the birthday of Martin Luther King."

Close Up government students from Plymouth-Canton Commu-nity Schools and Westchester Square Mall merchants teamed up to help the Salvation Army and at the same time, serve up treats for visitors to the recent Plymouth In te rna t iona l Ice Sculpture Spectacular.

The merchants furnished an old-fashioned popcorn machine and popcorn, while the students did the popping and selling, said Hilda Bokos of Unique Accesso-ries. "We asked 25 cents or more per bag donation, and 100 percent of the proceeds went to the Salva-tion Army." she said. A total of $166 was raised.

Bokos praised the students. • saying that not only were they great salesmen and women, but that they were terrific kids. "They really came out and worked," she said. "They were really hawking the popcorn. Unfortunately, they were very very cold standing out-side, with steam coming out of their mouths.

"People today talk about how bad kids are these days. These

.were really grea< kids." The high school students

earned credit hours toward com-munity service and their upcom-ing trip to Washington, D.C.

Mall visitors also viewed eye popping entries in the Ginger-bread House Contest and the de-lectable results of the Decorated Cake Demonstration sponsored by the Observer & Eccentric Newspapers.

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In the 12th Plymouth Interna-tional Ice Sculpture Spectacular, first place winners in the college team competition were Scott Jennings and Ryan Henkel,

Second place winners were J.R Lorentz and Robert Susko. Infor-mation provided to the Observer by the festival promoter and run in the Jan. 20 edition incorrectly switched the first and second place winners.

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Wayne County officials re-port that the first annual "Fes-tival of Lights" in Hines Park was an outstanding success.

The four-mile-long holiday light show attracted more than 63,000 cars between Nov. 22 and Jan. 9, generating more than $300,000 in revenue, said parks director Hurley Cole-man.

Light show patrons were asked to voluntarily donate $5 per car, and Coleman said 94 percent of them did. Some gave more.

The show featured gigantic displays of animated snowmen, a north pole village, larger-than-life skiers and ice skaters, a Loch Ness monster and many other lighted displays purchased from Bronner's in rrankenmuth for $250,000. A five-year, no-interest loan was taken out to purchase the lights.

Any profit from the light show will go into the parks budget, but Coleman isn't sure yet how much profit there is.

After expenses like electricity, promotion, part* and supplies are paid, he said, "We should come out with a little bit of a profit." A detailed report is being prepared for Wayne County Executive Edward McNamara and the county commission.

Next year's show will have additional displays, Coleman said, but the plan is to get pri-vate sponsorships to pay for them.

Area businesses contribut-ing to the event included Am-eritech, AAA of Michigan and Detroit Edison. Others includ-ed Awrey Bakery of Livonia, Bruce and Chato Advertising, CPI Photo Finishing, Eastman Kodak, Little Caesars Pizza, Roosterail Catering, Soil & Materials Engineers, Tucker Anthony, Walbridge-Aldinger and WNIC.

McNamara praised the light show as "a great. event for Wayne County."

"We created a fun-filled, family-oriented show and helped raise funds for the park system at the same time."

Besides the lights, other ac-tivities included performance by various school and church choirs sponsored by the Blue Care Network of Southeast Michigan. Community and civ-ic groups including, Wayne-Westland YMCA and Wayne Memorial Marching Band staffed a small gift shop to raise funds for their organiza-tions.

But there was some grum-bling from some park area resi-dent and others.

Westland residents living near Hines Park were angry about the light show traffic around their houses. Beatrice Scalise of Westland character-ized the l ight show as McNamara's "pipe dream that has turned into a traffic night-mare." Coleman reports that traffic complaints ceased after the first week of operation.

Although the county com-mission approved the light show, a two local commission-ers voted against it, including Thaddeus McCotter, R-Livo-nia, and Bryan Amann, D-Wayne.

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SHOPPING CENTERED

LINDA BACHRACK

Coffee Bean Cafe new to Plymouth

If you have yet to indulge in the burgeoning new coffeehouse culture, now's the time to ease into contemporary cafe society.

You really don't have to be a coffee-lover to ex-perience the ambience of the java cafes. Just con-sider them a great place to meet friends, linger over a newspaper or game of backgammon, study and people-watch. The latest addition to the cof-

feehouse scene is the Plymouth Coffee Bean Company, re-cently opened downtown at 884 Penniman. Tim and Pam Haase transformed a 120-year-old

landmark home into a cozy. West Coast-style es-tablishment.

Coffeehouses tend to exhibit distinct personali-ties. They are not gulp-and-run types of joints. Most feature artful decor, low lights and intimate seating. The atmosphere invites you to stay awhile and relax with that cuppa joe.

The Plymouth Coffee Bean Company is mod-eled after the early 20th century European cof-feehouses found in France and Italy.

Living room-like spaces are filled with comfort-able oversized vintage-look furniture, arranged to induce conversation. Antique accessories, original wood floors and contemporary art add to the decor. The walls and ceilings are bathed in fantasy-like faux finishes, the result of Pam's expertise with a paintbrush. It's hip enough to appeal to young adults, yet sophisticated enough to draw older couples. "I'm going to have to start paying rent,"

confesses Kerri Ayoub of Can-ton, a regular who enjoys her cappuccino in front of the cor-ner fireplace. Her friend, Sean Adair of Tay-lor, often joins

her for a game of chess. Sean assures it's worth the drive. "This is just a really cool place," says Ay-oub. "And the homemade brownies and desserts are great."

The chess set joins dozens of books and games on built-in bookshelves. Jus t another reason to linger over the beverage of your choice.

The quality of those specialty drinks is just as important to Haase as the ambience of the sur-roundings. He imports beans from around the world, representing different growers. The beans are freshly roasted and ground. There is less em-phasis on flavored coffee and more care taken to acquire high-grade top of the line beans, such as the Arabica.

In any given week, you might find Jamaican, Hawaiian, Sumatran or African beans. The selec-tion changes periodically. In addition to quality coffees, Haase uses Ghiradelli chocolate in his mochas and Monin syrups from France in his Ital-ian and French sodas.

Teas for two Non-coffee drinkers choose from exclusive Roy-

al Garden teas. The premium whole leaf teas are served in linen bags for proper diffusion. Tea con-noisseur J im Dinger of Plymouth recommends Goddess herb tea, a Chinese green tea made ^ i th sun-dried leaves. "It is subtle and delicate," he says. The package describes the flavor as earth-mint.

Haase hopes to expand the space in the spring to include a front veranda where he can offer live entertainment. But for now, folks are glad to have a quiet gathering place. A local book club met here recently for coffee before a cross country ski out-ing. Once ensconced on the cushy sofas, they never made it to the trails. "Thia is a great place to set-tle in," said one bibliophile as the group reluctant-ly left the warmth of the Plymouth Coffee Bean Company.

If you've been reluctant to visit «ne of the tren -dy new java cafes, let this be your wake-up call. The popular hangout of the '90s is a great place to start your day and an alluring alternative to the neighborhood bar on the weekend.

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Brrrr — It's cold! Most ice sculpture visitors admired the ice art, then ducked inside the neighborhood shops to buy a cup of coffee, browse through clearance merchandise or buy a few Valentines.

• They came. They froze. They shopped. And all agreed the ice sculpture festival in Plymouth's Kellogg Park helped keep the town's cash registers ringing.

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Frigid temperatures kept the crowds down but those who did bundle up to see the ice

sculptures in downtown Plymouth bought hot chocolate, sandwiches and a neat thing or two from the shops around Main Street.

"1 think the weatherman scared a lot of people away," said Fran Toney of the Plymouth Chamber of Com-merce. "But the show must go on — so many merchants and customers look forward to it each year. Why, some retailers say it's like a second Christmas for business."

See ICE, 7A

Mall greenery is good for your psyche • Planterra's interiorscapes are giving buildings a beau-tiful look and a healthier en-vironment as greenery cleans out stale and poten-tially toxic air.

B Y S U S A N D E M A G G I O S T A F F W R I T E R

About 15 years ago, scientists from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration proved that plant leaves and roots removed trace levels

CLARIFICATION In last week's story on the Bet-

ter Business Bureau, it was incor-rectly reported that Kmart stores require a receipt for returns. BBB spokeswoman Carmel Weems pointed out that returns without a receipt at Kmart are given in the form of a cash refund or charge credit.

Weems also wanted to clarify that the other stores mentioned in the story may require a receipt for cash refunds but not for ex-changes.

"My reference to these retailers was to emphasize the fact that many consumers, accustomed to their liberal return policies, as-sume that all retailers must offer the same policy," Weems said.

of toxic vapors from inside tightly sealed chambers. Greenery merchants have been busy ever since.

In response to NASA's findings, office and retail centers battling the "Sick Building Syndrome" placed huge orders for philodendrons, spider plants, golden pothos, gerbera daisies and chrysanthemums — the most ef-fective plants for removing formal-dehyde and benzene from the air. These chemicals are given off from building materials and products with oil bases. Architects began adding atriums and lobbies with lots of natu-ral light so plant-filtering systems would be a part of their buildings.

When James Ryan and Associates of Farmington Hills redesigned The Somerset Collection in Troy in 1992, it created beautiful spaces for green-ery. Planterra Tropical Greenhouses of West Bloomfield was hired to fill them. Planterra has won an Associat-ed Landscape Contractors of America Grand Award for its landscaping work at The Somerset Collection.

A month later, Planterra was hon-ored with the Gold Award from the Metropolitan Detroit Landscape As-sociation, also for its work at The Somerset Collection.

Clean air council Planterra president Larry Pli&ka is

proud of the interiorecape awards that hang in the greenhouse lobby. They represent more than 20 years in the plantacape business. He's eager to discuss the benefits of plants in

the workplace, home, restaurant and shopping center as an active support-er of the Plants For Clean Air Coun-cil.

"This whole business started as a hobby with me in 1972," Pliska said. "I left my work as a draftsman to pur-sue my interest in plants. I watched as the government deregulated the standards for air quality in exchange for tighter, more energy-efficient buildings because of the oil embargos and the energy crisis.

"Then I read with interest about the new sick building syndromes where office workers suffer unexplain-able eye irritations, .headaches and other problems while at work. Their symptoms were linked to fumes re-leased from carpeting, plywood and other things like solvents and petrole-um-based products. These fumes contained benzene and formaldehyde, which can surely cause health prob-lems."

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Picture perfect: The stunning greenery at The Somerset Col-lection in Troy brought two horticulture awards to Planterra Greenhouses of West Bloomfield, the interiorscape artists who plant and maintain the foliage.

Retail businesses in suburban malls and on sub-urban Main Streets are invited to submit an-nouncements of upcoming special events and pro-motions for Added Attractions. The deadline to submit news is the Wednesday before publication on Monday. Send announcements to Malls <ft Mainstreets, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, 48150, or fax them to 313-591 -7279.

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D.O.C. Two new D.O.C. Optometrtc stores are opening m Troy wtth special savings, free gifts and refresh menu. Today and Jan. 29. shopper* get 50-percent <*r frames with purchase of prescription lenses Meet reps from manufacturers Hke Carrara. Christian Dtor. Fiexon. Guess and Neostyle D.O.C. Eyewortd » out side Oakland MaN on 14 Mile Road. 589-8240. D.O.C. la in the m a l upper level near Penney's Oaktend Man 14 me/John R. Troy. 589-6530

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Chris Burke of Creative Fram-ing was singing "Joy to the World." She sold 1,200 Ice Sculp-ture Festival posters made from an original oil painting by artist Kathy Jakobsen.

"We had a sure-fire item to sell but the Qurabers we sold astound-ed us," she said. "At times during the ice festival, we had customers three-deep in the store in a line that went out the door. It was great."

Mike McCarty, manager of Georgia's Gift Gallery, agreed. "Each year, we try and find mer-chandise that complements the ice sculptures and we always do well with this," he said. "Busi-ness was good during the festival. It absolutely energizes the area."

At Sideways, owner Sharon Puge said the ice-art patrons en-joyed the sculptures and then stopped by to see the demonstra-tions her store scheduled.

"They bought a lot of coffees,

Planterra

non-alcoholic beverages, Valen-tines and cake decorating sup-plies," she said. "We plan special things in the store for this week-end and extend our hours. It was a fun weekend. The demonstra-tions brought shoppers in whether they were browsing or just getting out of the cold."

Donna, a cashier at The Cozy Cafe, said business was up during ice spectacular weekend but it was not as busy as last year.

Lots of goals A sales boost for local business,

Toney said, was just one goal of the Plymouth International Ice Sculpture Spectacular, now in its 12th year.

"The show brings in people from all over Michigan, Ohio and Canada who come to see the ice sculptures in Kellogg Park," she said. "But they also discover new shops when they are here. They may decide to buy a home here or

move a business here. And every-one knows every dollar spent turns over four to seven times, whether it's for gasoline or lunch or a pair of boots. The ice show benefits the whole community in one way or another."

This year's ice spectacular chairman, Mike Watts, said the event cost about $125,000 to stage. It has its own board of di-rectors.

"I estimate we had about 300,000 visitors to the ice show," he said, thawing out the day after. "Other years, we've had 500,000. You can't set a record every year. Considering the cold tempera-tures. We did just fine."

Just how fine, Toney said, will be apparent months from now when the chamber's phone rings with inquiries from ice festival visitors who want the name of a shop they saw in January or the

phone number of a service agency that caught their eye.

Downtown Plymouth is looking forward to its next community events: May's Memorial Day pa-rade, the June-July Music in the

Park aeries, the Fourth of July pa-rade, July's Art in the Perk and Sidewalk Seles, September's Fall Festival and November's Santa Arrival. Then it's time for another ice spectacular.

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about 15 to 20 spider plants to clean and refresh the air in the average 1,800-square-foot home." That translates into a lot of spi-der plants in a 100,000-square-foot mall.

"At Somerset, we aimed to en-hance the close relationship be-tween architecture and landscape in our design," he said. "The dis-play features an elegant ambience of architectural details as well as showing off the form, texture, and color of individual plants."

Jody Stevenson of Troy, a Som-erset shopper, took a break from the clearance sales and bought a cup of coffee at Gloria Jean's. As

she sipped the brew, she com-mented -«*• -mall''s a ward-win-, ning horticulture: "The plants at Somerset are so elegant. Most of them are planted in cream-col-ored marble containers through-out the center. Purple chrysan-themums are everywhere. My fa-vorite spot is here, above the rotunda, where those huge palm" trees rise up to the skydome."

The 35-foot-tall palm trees are actually preserved palms from southern California, according to Pliska. "They look so real, I hate to give away the secret. However, all the other species of plant around the mall are very real and thriving."

"Ours is a labor of love," he

said of his 45-member staff. "Part of our job is maintaining and changing the plants that we put into offices, homes and shopping centers. Plants are a lot of work. They take a long time to get the lush look we love. Some of my older figs and ficuses are valued between $1,500 and $2,500."

In addition to interiorscaping The Somerset Collection in Troy, Planterra has greened-up The Galleria in Southfield, the Renai-sance Center in Detroit, the First Center Office Plaza in Southfield and the Embassy Suites and Marriott hotels.

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H i s t o r i c a r e a effor t we ighed

Y KEVIN B R O W N AFT WRITER

!' Backers of a plan to have much downtown Plymouth named a

historic district say the move will Reserve property values and the local economy. * The city's seven-member his-

toric district review committee plans a presentation of a draft re-port on the plan and a public hearing at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 2, at the city commission chambers at city hall.

In the report, the committee tries to address the potential con-cerns of some downtown building owners over restrictions on im-provements.

"The purpose of the historic district commission won't be to dictate the design specifications," said Mayor Doug Miller.

"The intent is to work with property owners to ensure that work that's done fits in with the historic character of the district, to benefit all property owners," Miller said.

A final report is scheduled to go before city commissioners March 7, when they are also scheduled to consider establishing a historic district ordinance.

Miller, also a 'member oT the historic district study committee, said answering the concerns of property owners is a typical early step, when these districts have been proposed throughout the state. _.He acknowledges that some gpperty owners, on first hearing of such an ordinance, are worried about red tape that could hamper jflans to develop their property.

; "It's the same fear that 's come up in every town that 's done this, early on," Miller said, "As time goes on it's not an issue," he said, as property owners see the good side of establishing the districts.

Historic district design guide-lines encourage a building owner tii preserve the historic style of a building. "It's not really different

• 'We have a beautiful downtown and It should be preserved, but people shouldn't be overburdened.'

Joe Van Esley property owner

from the current zoning ordi-nance," he said.

One downtown property owner who's expressing concern is Joe Van Esley, who owns a real estate office on Ann Arbor Trail off of Kellogg Park.

"For so many years they've been trying to get a new ordinance to dissolve parking credits, and that is supposed to be right around the corner," Van Esley said. "They've been working on it. I've been waiting so I can expand my building."

"If this passes, and when I go to expand, they can say now wait a minute, this doesn't fit into our ordinance," he said. "I would hope it doesn't turn into another rqadblock for development, I would hope it doesn't t u m l r i t o a taking of property rights from people.

"We have a beautiful downtown and it should be preserved, but people shouldn't be overbur-dened," Van Esley said. "I don't want to see the price of adding on getting beyond the means of what somebody can afford."

The proposed Plymouth Kel-logg Park Historic District in-cludes 55 properties, 75 percent of which are classified as contribut-ing properties as they are 50 years old or more.

By the proposal, work that changes the appearance of a his-toric building's exterior must be reviewed by the historic district commission.

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coordinated with planning com-mission meetings "so as to not create additional hardship or de-lay," according to the draft pro-posal.

"The purpose of the review pro-cess will be to assist with the de-

sign — not to dictate changes to the property owner," the draft continued.

"There are no charges associat-ed with historic district commis-sion review," the proposal stated.

In the draft proposal, the com-

mittee sought to answer the ques-tion, "Will the ordinance prevent demolition of historic buildings?"

"The property owner retains the right to decide the ultimate fate of his or her property," the draft stated. "The ordinance does,

however, require that options other than demolition be consid-ered and that all attempts be made to move or otherwise sal-vage any historic structure as an alternative to demolition," the draft continued.

CITY OF PLYMOUTH ORDINANCE NO. 94-1

AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISH STANDARDS FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF PROPERTY WITH THE CITY OF PLYMOUTH, TO PROVIDE FOR THE ENFORCEMENT THEREOF, AND PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION THEREOF.

Tbe City of Plymouth ordains:

Section 1. PURPOSE. The purpose of this ordinance is to promote the public health, safety and welfare by prohibiting the deterioration and inadequate main-tenance of buildings and premises, which contribute to fire, safety and health hazards, and adversely affect the property r ights of adjacent owners and occu-pants, in the City of Plymouth The intent of this ordinance is to provide min imum standards for the construc-tion and maintenance of buildings and premises. Nothing in this ordinance shall be deemed to supersede, modify or reduce the requirements of other City ordi-nances, codes and regulations. All other ordinances which are inconsistent with the provisions of this ordinance shall be controlling to the extent of such inconsis-tencies

Section 2. DEFINITIONS. The following words and phrases, as used in this ordi-nance, shall have the following meaning: (a) BUILDING shall mean any s tructure occupied or intended for the purpose of

supporting or sheltering any occupancy (b) CITY shall mean the City of Plymouth, Michigan (c) CITY COMMISSION shall mean the Plymouth City Commission (d) PREMISES shall mean a lot or parcel of land including the buildings and

structures. (e) STRUCTURE shall mean that which is built or constructed, or any portion

thereof. (D WORKMANLIKE MANNER shall mean the manner of carrying out such

activities as construction, maintenance and repair such as to secure the ade-quate maintenance of buildings and premises, to sustain the property rights of adjacent owners, and to eliminate conditions which contribute to fire, safety, and health hazards.

(g) YARD shall be an open space cm the s ame lot with a building, which space is unoccupied and unobstructed f rom the ground upward, except as otherwise provided herein. The measurement of the yard is the minimum horizontal distance between the lot line and the building or structure Front yard shall be a yard extending the full width of lot, the depth of which is the minimum horizontal distance between the f ront lot line and the nearest line to the principal building on the lot. Rear yard shall be a yard extending the full width of the lot, the depth of which is the horizontal distance between the rear lot line and the rear line or lines of the principal building on the lot.

Section 3. COMPLIANCE WITH STANDARDS REQUIRED. All premises, build-ings and s t ructures within the City of Plymouth shall be maintained in a wor t -manlike manner in accordance with the provisions of this ordinance The en-forcement off icer shall apply the provisions of this ordinance so that minor variations which do not create any fire, safe ty or health hazard, and do not adver*ely af fec t the property rights of ad jacent property owners and occupants shall not be considered a violation of this ordinance.

Section 4. STANDARDS FOR MAINTENANCE O F PREMISES All premises in the City of Plymouth shall be maintained in accordance with the following provi-sions (a) All premises shall be maintained in a clean, safe and sanitary condition free

f rom any accumulaUon of rubbish or garbage, except on a temporary basis in accordance with City regulations

(b) Trees and shrubberies shall be kept t r immed so as not to adversely affect structure* or Impede pedestrian or vehicular traffic. Grass shall not be per-mitted to grow higher than six (•) Inches, except In cases where such grass is normal to a natural landscape

(e) No machinery, equipment, vehicles, lumber piles, crates, boxes, building blocks, furniture, recreation equipment or other materials either discarded, unsightly or showing evidence of s need for repair*, with or without a current license, shall be stored, parked, abandoned or junked In any yard; and should such Me of land occur. It shall be deemed a nuisance This section shall not apply to construction material while such material Is being actively used In the maintenance or construction of the premises

(d) Firewood shall be stored behind the front building line and in such s manner as to not cause rodent or other past infestations

<e) Dog pens and dog runs (hall not be placed In front o< the front building line nor In the required side yards. They shall be located at least tea ( I t ) feet from adjacent property lines unless an otmc-uiiag fence ts provided This restriction shall not apply to those premises containing a dog pan or dog run prior to the effective date of this ordinance antU those p r i m l s n either r h s ^ s ownership or no I outer conform to the use is existence on the effec-tive date of this act All dog pens and runs shall be kept free of feces, sartage

(c) Exterior surfaces of every building and structure shall be maintained f ree of broken, loose, rotting, crumbling, missing or inadequately finished materials; and shall also be maintained f ree of any materials which are not intended to be on such surfaces, regardless of whether such conditions have been caused by normal wear and tear, neglect, vandalism or accidental causes.

Section « RESPONSIBILITY OF OCCUPANT. The occupant and the owner or his designated agent shall be responsible for the maintenance of his premises at all times No person shall maintain or permit to be maintained any conditions prohibited by this ordinance upon any premises owned, leased, rented or occu-pied by such person

Section 7. ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT. Whenever an enforce-ment officer of the City determines that there exists a violation of this ordi-nance, or has reasonable grounds to believe that such violation exists, he shall give notice by personal service, and /o r by certified mail with return receipt requested, to the person responsible for the property, based on the tax roll records of the City, and to the premises at which the condition exists If such delivery is possible. The notice shall contain the following information:

(a) a description of the property sufficient for identification; (b) a description of the violations which are to be corrected; (c) a correction order indicating a specific deadline for completion of the re-

pairs. actions, or other improvements required to bring the s t ructure and premises into compliance with the provisions of this ordinance and other City ordinances, codes and regulations. The deadline for compliance shall allow a reasonable amount of time to accomplish the corrections in the order, taking into account the nature and extent of the work required, and the normal weather for the time of year involved.

(d) a statement about the right of appeal as provided in Section 8 of this ordi-nance. or appropriate building code appeal board if applicable, in the event that the owner feels that the correction order is unreasonable.

Section 8. APPEAL. A person who has received a compliance order pursuant to Section 7 of this ordinance may appeal such notice as follows: (1) A person receiving a compliance order pursuant to this ordinance may re-

quest an administrative appeal, oo the form provided by the City, for a hearing before the Building Official and the City Manager The person filing such appeal shall agree to a hearing date and time, not more than fourteen (14) days af ter the date of filing, and shall specify the manner in which be requests to have the order revised. Upon the filing of such an appeal, the deadline provided in the compliance order shall be extended by the number • of days from the filing date to the date of the administrative decision. At the administrative bearing, the appellant shall be allowed to present perti-nent information related to his request for modification of the order, and may be represented by an agent. The Building Official and the City Manager shall issue a decision within fourteen (14) days of the hearing, and deliver a copy in writing to the appellant. The decision shall indicate whether the order is sustained or modified, the manner if any In which it is modified, and the revised compliance deadline date.

(2) A person receiving an administrative appeal decision may request an appeal before the City Commission, oo the form provided by the City, within four-teen (14) days of receiving such decision. The person filing such appeal •* " " agree to a bearing date at a regular City Commission meeting scheduled not more than twenty-one (21) days a f t e r the date of filing and shall specify the manner in which be requests to have the order revised Upon the filing of such an appeal, the deadline provided In the dsctslon shall be extended by the number of days from the filing date to the date of the City Commiaakje i decision At the City Commission hearing, tha Administration and the appellant shall each be allowed to present pertinent information related to the C M , and the appellant may be rtpreeented by an agsnt The City Commission shall s decision ndt later than the next regular meeting af ter the decision shall indicate whether the administrative dsdaion Is modified, the manner If any in which It is modified, and the ance deadline date

Section I. Rights and duties which have matured, p i a h l o e which have Incurred, proceedings which have begun and proeecution for violat ion of law o c c w r i ^ before the effective date of this ordinance are not affected or abated by this ordinance

Section I t . Should any section. dauM or paragraph of by a Court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, tha si validity of the ordinance as a whole or part thereof other invalid

me wi l l not affect tha than the part declared

Section S. STANDARDS FOR MAINTENANCE O P BUILDINGS AND STRUC-TURES. Al l balldtagi and stiuctarM shall be maintained la accordance with tha following provistoM (a) The exterior of every building and s t in t ta in shall be maintained fm a wort-

manlike manner and all surfacM thsreof shall be kept painted or protected with other approved coatings or materials

(h) Permanent repairs to a building or structure shall be made with tha same or similar materials need In the original cenatnctioa. and in snch a manner M to permanently repair the >

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Section i | . VioUtioM of this ordinance shall be •ided in Section 112 of the Plymouth City Code

SectiM IS. This ordinance shall hereof and after publication bereo t

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POINTS OF VIEW

Grumpy old men move out to change the world I haven ' t seen the film "Grumpy

Old M e n " but I've met them. ' And they're so nicely grumpy.

They belong to a non-dues-paying, open-to-anyone fraternity they label A.D.C. — short for "Another Disgusted Citizen." The i r raison d'etre is their concern for fu tu re generations. And their motto: " T h e pen is mightier t han the sword."

At least t ha t ' s how Tony Brehler, of Livonia, describes it.

Brehler, a retired office manager and World War II veteran, over the past year has gathered a small band of dis-s idents who are willing to do more t h a n just talk abou t their concerns.

They take advantage of what Brehler calls " t h e powerful pen" and write let-ters to the editors of newspapers and to radio and T V stat ions and networks — as local as the Birmingham Eccentr ic and as nat ional as The Wall Street Journa l — when they have someth ing to say on a pressing issue.

They come from Southfield, Frank-lin, Bloomfield Township, Farmington Hills, Livonia, gathering once a month at Bob Evans res taurant on Telegraph in Southf ie ld to exchange information and ideas.

But they don ' t form a consensus:

One way they add to their group is by writing to other letter writers whose opinions they respect and inviting them to join them.

T h a t ' s how Ray Dubin happened to come to his first meeting.

Dubin, from Farmington Hills, wrote recent le t ters goading the MEA and warning taxpayers about the Clinton heal th care plan.

Brehler saw them and, as they say, the rest is history.

JUDITH DONER BERNE

But Dubin breaks the "grumpy old m e n " mold as he is probably 30-some-thing, the fa ther of a 6-year-old and proprietor of a day care center.

The others are retired (except for R. T h o m a s Hunter , a financial advisor from Bloomfield Township) and readi-ly acknowledge they have the t ime to spend trying to change the world. But still they are f rus t ra ted tha t more peo-ple don't seem to care or are afra id to speak up.

"How do we get the cit izens off their cans?" asks Bill Car ru th from Clawson at the group's January session.

"I don' t know," Dubin responds. "Apathy is alive and well. Th ings that are important to me I make t ime to do. I might get up an hour earlier or stay

"This is a s ta r t , " says Brehler. "If we can consolidate a group like th i s — and expand."

"I have fr iends in Bloomfield Hills who are worried the IRS will come after them (if they publ ish letters quest ion-ing the system)," says Car ru th .

"I can't believe we're ta lk ing about th is kind of thing," Hunte r says. "I t ' s about expressing your opinion."

"What we need," says Paul Harding, a Livonian, is "for th is group to multi-

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Caring citizens: Neil Fraser of Southfield (left), BUI Carruth, Tony Brehler^_Paul Harding and R. Thomas Hunter (foreground) talk about how to "get citizens off their cans. "

ply a thousand fold." "I don' t know if the world can s tand

that ," Hunte r jokes. I think it could. Here are people who,

after a life t ime of work, could be in-dulging more selfish interests or turn-ing inward.

Instead, they talk — and write — about educational reform, children's self-esteem, their hopes for Detroit un-

der a new mayor. . . . By the way, they are not al l-male by

choice. They have tendered invi ta t ions to female letter writers (as well as to their wives where appropriate) , b u t so far have not had any takers.

You can reach Brehler at 477-3816. He'll tell you: "We have no officers (no offices either), no dues or fees and no religious or political affi l iation. We are

various religions (never asked) and all independent voters. We are united to express ourselves more fully, and hope-fully. motivate others s tanding at the brink."

Think grassroots — at its finest. Judith Doner Berne is managing edi-

tor for The Eccentric Newspapers. You can reach her at 901-2563.

President, lawyer and others share a '60s dream She was a 1960s dream. She was

easy to handle on the curves of H ines Drive. President Bill

Clinton still has one tucked away in an Arkansas garage and a Canton at torney I know passed one on to his son.

No, we're not talking about Gennifer Flowers or a similar model. We're talk-ing abou t something tha t even Clinton and my conservative attorney friend can agree on. Mustang love.

In the long run, most of us current or former M u s t a n g owners probably got more joy ou t of an evening from our cars than from an entire used car lot full of Flowers-type ladies.

J u s t ask J o h n Wayne Bobbit t what he would ra ther have been doing tha t fateful night , driving a Mus tang or learning a b o u t relationships.

Let ' s face it, many of us remember more abou t our first Mus tang than our

first, second or third loves. My love af-fair passes a milestone th is month . It was 25 years ago tha t I p lunked down about $2,500 in cash for my dream at a Ford dealership at Joy Road and the Southfield Freeway.

She was red with black interior and came equipped with a 289 V-8 engine and three speed stick shif t . T h e black plastic interior was hot as a Madonna video in the summer and as cold as Lorena Bobb in ' s heart in the winter. But none of tha t mat tered while cruis-ing Telegraph or parked in Hines .

J u s t about everybody of my genera-tion had at least one Mus t ang cruising story. I even had one fr iend who, when with a group of friends, went to an anti-Vietnam war rally in a Mus tang . And since every group of s tuden t s in those days had to have a name, these guys used the monicker of M u s t a n g

• Let'® face it, many of us remember more about our first Mustang than our first, second or third loves. My love affair passes a milestone this month. It was 25 years ago that I plunked down about $2,500 In cash for my dream at a Ford dealership at Joy Road and the Southfield Freeway.

JEFF COUNTS

Maoists. You've got to remember tha t in the late 1960s people had serious de-bates about the difference between a Leninist and a Maoist .

My Mus tang Maoist friend said he didn't fit in the anti-war protest be-cause they were in a Mustang and not in a then-polit ically correct VW of some sort.

As the 1970s rolled along, the Mus-tang fell victim to the t imes, the styl-ing got as fat and as bloated as Elvis in a white j u m p suit .

Perhaps we can blame it on disco music and the fact t ha t too many of them were purchased by s u b u r b a n housewives. But whatever it was, t h e Mus tangs just haven' t been the same. During the 1970s and '80s, they even made four and six cylinder models. T h a t was like put t ing actress Sharon Stone in a suit of armor for her scenes in "Bas ic Inst inct ."

But these days Ford is put t ing some spunk back in its Mustangs , giving them a leaner and meaner look and putt ing the 1960s back under the hood. The market is the aging baby boomer who may be feeling he isn ' t running on all eight cylinders any more.

I don't know about other former Mustang owners, but I 'm certainly in the market.

Jeff Counts is the editor of the Plym-outh and Canton Observer Newspapers and is looking for a good deal on an eight cylinder Mustang. He can be reached at 459-2700.

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OBITUARIES ORVILLE S . PALMER

Services for Orville B. Palmer, 75, of Novi were Wednesday, Jan. 19, • t Vermeulen Trust 100 Funeral H o i ^ Burial was in Parkview Meiporial Gardens.

He was born July 15, 1918, in Newfoundland, Canada. He died Sunday, Jan. 16, in Henry Ford Hospital. He retired from Mich-Con as a stock leader. He was a member of Masonic Lodge Wil-liam M. Perrett No. 524.

He is survived by his wife, Lois B. Palmer of Novi; five daughters, Jennifer Hoernschmeyer of Plym-outh, Gail Plant of Novi, Vickie Marriott of Manistee, Karen Derosa of Columbus, Ohio, and Jill Hardenbergh of Northville; seven grandchildren, including Bobby Hoernschmeyer of Plym-outh and Breanne Hoernsch-meyer of Plymouth; and one brother, Allan Palmer of South-field.

The Rev. Alfred Gould of Ward Presbyterian Church officiated. Memorial contributions may be given to Leukemia Foundation of Michigan, 19022 W. 10 Mile, Southfield.

ANNE K. BICKEL Services for Anne K. Bickel of Westland were Wednesday, Jan. 19, at Divine Savior Catholic Church. Burial was in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Southfield.

She "was born Dec. 22 in'Data-ware, Ohio. She died Sunday, Jan. 16, in Westland. She came to the Plymouth community in 1977 from Detroit. She was a member of Our Lady of Good Counsel Catholic Church in Fly-mouth. She received a teaching certificate from Case Western Reserve Uni-versity in Cleveland, Ohio. She taught for nine years.

She is survived by her husband of 64 years, Walter L. Bickel of Plymouth; one daughter, Betty A. Mclnerney of Dearborn; five grandchildren and 10 great-grand-children.

The Rev. Alexander Kuras offi-ciated. Arrangements were made by Schrader-Howell Funeral Home.

ABELLA ESTANDIAN

Services for Abella Estandian, 69, of Canton were Monday. Jan. 17, at St. John Neumann Church, Canton. Burial was in Glen Eden Cemetery, Livonia.

She was born Jan. 2, 1925, in Manila, Philippines. She died Wednesday, Jan. 12, in Oakwood Hospital. She was a retired health care giver. She was a-member of Philippine American Filipino As-sociation, Sarnia (Canada) Bowl-ing League and St. Peter's Church in Sarnia, Ontario, Canada.

She is survived by three daugh-ters, Carmelita, Josie and Anita; two sisters, Avelina and Lenora; five brothers, Mario, Pablo, Man-

ny, Daddie and Santos; and 10 grandchildren.

The Rev. George Charnley offi-ciated. Arrangements were made by Pawlus Funeral Home.

DAVID 0 . THOMANN

Services for David G. Thomann, 48, of Plymouth were Friday, Jan . 21, at Vermeulen Funeral Home.

He was born March 2, 1945, in Highland Park. He died Tuesday, Jan. 18, in Livonia. He was a physical education teacher at Pio-neer Middle School and football coach for Plymouth Canton High School, Ypsilanti High School and Ann Arbor Pioneer High School. He was a tutor for the University of Michigan Athletic Study Table. He was a member of Livonia Masonic Lodge. He played golf.

He is survived by his wife, Ka-thryn Thomann of Plymouth; one daughter, Tanya Thomann of Plymouth; one brother, Fred J . Thomann of Plymouth; one sis-ter, Gloria T. Shelton of Farming-ton Hills; and his mother, Bea-trice L. TTiomann of Taylor.

The Rev. Harvey Heneveld offi-ciated. Memorial contributions may be given to the American Di-abetes Association.

CHARLES T. STOBAR

Services for Charles T. Stobar, 88, of Plymouth were Wednesday, Jan . 19, at St. John Neumann Catholic Church, Canton. Burial was in Mt. Olivet Cemetery, De-troit.

He was born Nov. 9, 1905, in Detroit. He died Saturday, Jan . 15, in Farmington Hills. He re-tired as a design manager at Ford Motor Co.

He is survived by one daughter, Christine Swift of Plymouth; two grandchildren, Carolyn of Plym-outh and Cynthia of Plymouth; and one sister, Florence Fischer of Algonac, Mich.

The Rev. George Charnley offi-ciated. Memorial contributions may be given to Michigan Cancer Foundation or Alzheimer's Asso-ciation. Arrangements were made by Vermeulen Funeral Home.

RUBY S. COCHRAN

Services for Ruby S. Cochran, 53, of Canton are at 2 p.m. today, Jan. 24, at Glenwood Cemetery in Wayne.

She was born March 6, 1940. She died Thursday, Jan . 20, in Canton. She was employed as an assembler.

She is survived by one son, Lar-ry Cochran of Nappanee, Ind., and five grandsons of Nappanee.

Arrangements were made by Uht Funeral Home.

Health care discussed Women's health issues will be

discussed at the Monday, Feb. 7, meeting of the West Suburban Business and Professional Wom-en in the Holiday Inn at Six Mile and 1-275 in Livonia.

The speakers will be Dr. John R. Musich, M.D., obstetrics/

gynecology and physician direc-tor, and Adreena Harley, R.N., nurse director of Women's Health Care Services at St. Mary Hospi-tal.

For more information, call the BPW club at 464-6511.

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JOSEPH H. HURLEY Services for Joseph H. Hurley, 77, of Westland were Saturday, Jan. 22, at St. Richard Catholic Church, Westland. Burial was in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, South-field.

He was bom June 20,1916, in Amherst, Va. He died Wednes-day, Jan . 19, in Garden City. He was a manufacturer 's representa-tive for the plumbing and heating industry. He was a member of St. Richard Catholic Church.

He is survived by his wife, Irene A. Hurley of Westland; one

daughter, Jo Ann E. Mytty of Westland; one granddaughter; and five sisters, Dolly DeVisch of Canton, Frances Watters of St. Clair Shores, Nell Sevaatian of Dearborn Heighta, Margaret Wille of Harper Woods, and Rita Knight of Hazel Park.

The Rev. John F. Hall officiat-ed the service. Memorial contri-butions may be given to St. Rich-ard Catholic Church in the form of Mass offerings. Arrangements were made by Vermeulen Memo-rial Trust 100 Funeral Home, Westland.

LEO R. CRANE

Services for Leo R. Crane, 94, of Plymouth are at 11 a.m. Friday at Schrader-Howell Funeral Home. Burial will be in Riverside Ceme-tery.

He died Monday, Jan. 10. He graduated from Michigan Agricul-tural College (now Michigan State University) with a degree in civil engineering. He was a con-struction engineer who built many roads and bridges in the early days of Michigan. He retired

in 1967 from the Wayne County Road Commission. He was a member of the Plymouth Ameri- # can Legion Post 0391 and aarvsd in the armed services in World War I. *

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He is survived by one son, Bently A. Crane of Wheaton, 111.; one daughter, Lea Raye Augus-tine of Hinsdale, 111.; seven grand ' children; and eight great-grand-children.

Sanford Burr will officiate the > service.

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Schmidt Auditorium hosts 'Brooks and Ed'

Wayne County Executive Edward McNamara and Oak-land County Executive L. Brooke Patterson will discuss the future of the Detroit area at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 26, a t the Louis E. Schmidt Auditori-um in Livonia.

Admission is free. The audi-torium is located on the east side of Middlebelt between Seven Mile and Eight Mile roads, adjacent to Clare nee vi lie High School.

Patterson spokesman Bob Dustman said the event will resemble "The Ed and Brooks Show" (which airs on Channel 4 Sundays) and last 40 min-utes.

The Clarenceville school dis-trict is trying to revive interest in the Schmidt Auditorium for meetings of community groups and such. Twenty years ago the Schmidt was a happening place and hosted concerts by the likes of Buddy Rich and Maynard Ferguson.

"The auditorium was always s source of pride for Clarence-ville, and we want to bring that back," said Cheryl McDonald, the school district 's cable TV manager.

To rent the auditorium for a business meeting or special event, call Rose Govig st 473-8933.

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Car ordinance gets 30-day reprieve B Y RALPH R . ECHTINAW 8TArr Warnta

T h e Wayne County Board of Commissioners has agreed not to sue the McNamara administra-tion over a new county car ordi-nance, pending 30 days of negoti-ation.

Enacted in October by unani-mous vote of the commission, the ordinance forbids future county elected officials and most senior s taffers from using county cars. It also eliminates the monthly sti-pends of as much as $360 tha t 84 county employees collect in lieu of being paid by the milcr.

Because Executive Edward McNamara didn't veto ^he ordi-nance or challenge it in court, it h a s the force of law, and McNamara is supposed to obey it.

However, a county legal opinion declaring the car ordinance "void and unenforceable" — and a sub-sequent executive order regarding county cars — gave commission-

ers the idea that McNamara didn't intend to obey the ordi-nance.

C o m m i s s i o n e r T h a d d e u s McCotter, R-Livonia, who wrote the ordinance with the input and help of McNamara staffers Dave Katz and Bob Biga, is confident a compromise can be reached with-in the 30-day time period the commission set Thursday.

"I think well get it done," he said Friday. "They don't want to go to court either. Tha t ' s jus t a waste of time and money."

However, the commission is prepared to sue if necessary, ask-ing that McNamara be ordered to obey the ordinance, McCotter said.

Although McNamara's people haven't said specifically what parts of the ordinance they object to, the legal opinion, signed by county attorney Patricia Irving-Cwiek, says the ordinance "repre-sents an unlawful usurpation of

executive authority by the legisla-tive body of Wayne County."

Katz said the objections are "relatively minor stuff (and) I'm sure we can work the problem o u t I don't see this as a major point of conflict at all. We've got an out-standing rapport with commis-sioner McCotter."

The ordinance also mandates meticulous record-keeping in re-gard to county cars and makes it more difficult to buy luxury cars when economy cars will do.

The commission decided that an ordinance regarding county cars was needed after an audit of county cars was completed in May.

Auditor General Ramona Hen-derson's report concluded that record-keeping in regard to county cars was sloppy and that some-times departments bought fancy vehicles when more austere mod-els would have done the same job.

Negotiating: Wayne Coun-ty commissioner Thaddeus McCotter, R-Livonia, is working on a compromise to get the new car ordi-nance going.

U-M keeps E mail messages from graduate

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(AP) — Electronic mail mes-sages are not subject to the state Freedom of Information Act, the Univers i ty of Michigan has claimed in refusing to release cop-ies of computer messages from its president.

T h e university's attorneys used the argument to deny the FOI re-quest by a ld93 Michigan gradu-ate. etrettey "Zarko had asked for the E-mail of President James Duderstadt, Vice President Wal-ter Harrison, Vice Provost Doug las Van Houweling, and his as-s is tant Virginia Rezmierski.

"I jus t wanted to see if I could get i t ," said Zarko, an Ypsilanti resident, a computer buff and free-lance writer.

Bu t it remains to be seen whether E-mail isn't a record,

said state Sen. David Honigman, R-West Bloomfield, who has been talking about revising the state 's FOI Act. He said he th inks the in-tent of the original FOIA would encompass government E-mail.

"How is (E-mail) different from a memo?" Honigman asked. " I t is a permanent record. Like any record, it can be erased, but so can a piece of paper or H computer tape."

Lawyers for the university say the E-mail iB protected by the federal Electronic Communica-tions Privacy Act and several ex-emptions to the Michigan FOIA law. They outlined their stance in a letter to Zarko.

E-mail is exempt because: It isn't "prepared, owned, used, in the possession of or retained by a

public body in the performance of an official function," and it isn't a "means of recording or retaining meaningful content, University General Counsel Elsa Cole and attorneys for a Detroit law firm said.

The university also said that it would be impractical to recover certain messages from among the more t h a n one million w n t : —

Kirk Tabbey, a Jackson County assistant prosecutor who serves on the state's computer crime task force, said how E-mail is used should determine whether it is subject to disclosure.

"I think U-M has a good argu-ment that it's replacing telephone callB," which aren' t subject to FOIA disclosure, he said.

On the other hand, if E-mail is

being used to pass around draft documents tha t otherwise would have been put on paper, "I would say that ' s something that the public has a right to view," Tab-bey said.

The university has no policy against using E-mail for official business or against storing im-portant messages on paper or magnetic media, bfll E-mai l wouldn't fulfill the university's requirement tha t certain kinds of business be conducted in writing, said Harrison, vice president for university relations.

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Entertaining recipes

More reader requests

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CHEF LARRY JANES

Here are answers to your questions

y voice mail box, and postman are tak-ing a much needed brea ther now tha t the holidays are past. Your calls and

requests were appreciated, and I hope your holi-days were filled with delicious t rea ts coupled with a bountiful helping of peace and love.

When you call the voice mail box, please re-member to leave your name, phone number and city in which you live for a speedy response.

My daughter Jessie, resplendent in her Girl Scout sasfrrtalled the voice mail box twice request-ing that you be reminded that this is Girl Scout cookie time. All of your favorites are back. This year marks the introduction of a cookie dubbed "Juliettes" which are a crunchy combination of caramel and pecans covered with a fudge coating.

Cookie proceeds help pay for local troop pro-grams, council facilities and t raining. Everyone loves Girl Scout cookies, and yours t ruly has been known to polish off an ent i re box with a quar t of milk while watching the Fruga l Gourmet on Channel 50.

Girl Scout cookies freeze well, ship well through the mail and can be used in many recipes. A Janes Gang family favorite is a cheesecake crust made with Girl Scout Tagalong cookies crushed in the blender of a food proces-sor. If you don't know a Girl Scout, call your lo-cal elementary school for the name and number of a troop cookie mom.

Diane Morrison of Westland called about the nut cake recipes tha t ran a few weeks back. Morrison questioned the amounts of nuts and wanted to know the equivalents of whole nuts to ground.

My sources indicate tha t different nuts give different equivalences, but as a general rule of thumb, 1 pound of ground nu t s equals about 3 cups ground nuts; while 1 pound of whole nuts equate to about 6 cups ground nuts , depending on the nut.

Morrison also questioned the cooking time of the recipes. She said her nu t cakes were dry around the edges. I re-tested the recipes and both cakes turned out moist and chewy as per the recipe directions.

Sometimes oven tempera tu res are off, and a few problems might arise in the type and quality of your bakeware. As a general rule of thumb, we suggest you always check cakes not by the exact time, but when a cake tester of toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean.

The Turciano family of Livonia called with a recipe request for French Crullers. This sounds too good to be t rue, but the J a n e s Gang took in "The Wizard of Oz" down at the Fox Theatre, and in the beginning of the movie when Dorothy falls into the pig sty and is helped out by Huck and the other two farm hands, Aunt Em comes on the scene with a plate of crullers proclaiming "here, have a cruller, you can't work on an emp-ty stomach." My thoughts exactly.

Crullers are richer than doughnuts , so says "The Joy of Cooking." For best results, they should be made with all the ingredients at room tempera ture so tha t the dough can be mixed quickly, which in tu rn prevents the development of gluten in the flour which in tu rn makes for a heavy and tough dough.

FRENCH CRULLERS

4 eggs % cup sugar 34 teaspoon grated lemon rind A cup milk 'A metted shortening 3!4 cups all purpose flour 1 A teaspoons cream of tartar A teaspoon soda % teaspoon salt A teaspoon nutmeg or cardamom, optional

Beat eggs until light. Gradual ly stir in sugar, blend until creamy. Stir in lemon rind, shorten-ing and milk. Mix well. Set aside. In a separate bowl, sift together the dry ingredients. Gently fold the dry ingredients into the egg mixture.

Gently stir until jus t incorporated. Cover and chill in freezer for 45 minutes . Roll or pat dough to a thickness of -inch. Cut into str ipe about by 2 inches and fry in a deep fa t fryer heated to 366 degrees until lightly golden. Drain on paper tow-els and spnnkle with powdered sugar .

See more reader requested recipes inside. To leave a message for Chef Larry, dial 963-2047 on a touch-tone phone, then mailbox number 1886.

LOOKING AHEAD What to watch for in Taste next week:

• People who have lost more than 60 pounds share some of their secrete for losing weight, and keeping it off.

• Think spring, and s t a r t p lann ing a garden filled with herbs and vegetables

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Low-fat fmtttiiFloreen Halpern of Amaryllis catering in Birmingham cuts ribbon to add color to a table filled with flowers and low-fat treats your guests will love.

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ENTERTAIN YOUR LOW-FAT OPTIONS E n t e r t a i n g u e s t s w i t h f e s t i v e fare that's l o w i n f a t . F l o r e e n H a l p e r n o f A m a r y l l i s C a t e r i n g & P a r t y P l a n n i n g i n B i r m i n g h a m s h a r e s tips, a n d a d e l i c i o u s m e n u t h a t w i l l m a k e g u e s t s f o r g e t t h e co ld , a n d w a r m u p to h e a l t h i e r eat ing.

The new year is four weeks old, and you've done a very good job of watch-ing what you eat . Now, the tricky part . It 's your t u r n to have fr iends over for dinner. Can you serve a festive, memo-rable dinner everyone will enjoy, and still stay on your low-fat eat ing plan?

Floreen Halpern , owner of Amaryllis Cater ing & Par ty Planning

in Bi rmingham showed me you can. "People love to come to other peo-

ple's homes. It 's the most gracious way to enter ta in ," she said. "Start from a respectful position. Serve your gues ts special food tha t they can enjoy. Don't make t h e m worry about overeating."

To prove her point Halpern put to-gether a fuss-free, low-fat menu.

The main course. Shr imp Etouffe consists of shr imp tossed with a toma-to based sauce and vegetables served over angel hair pasta or rice. Instead of shrimp, Halpern said the dish could also be served with grilled or broiled boneless, skinless chicken. For a mari-nade, she likes a mixture of soy sauce, honey and cayenne pepper.

Halpern jazzed up a salad of assort-ed greens with slices of colorful seedless orange, a strawberry, and rings of red onion. The dressing was a vinaigrette made with blueberry preserves, ginger marmalade and crushed pineapple.

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Family works toward improving their diet

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M a r n i e B r i t c h e r of C a n t o n and her h u s b a n d . Bill, are t ry-ing to fu l f i l l t h e i r New y e a r ' s r e s o l u t i o n to e a t h e a l t h i e r meals. They have decided to re-duce the a m o u n t of f a t in t he i r diets. To achieve th is goal, they h a v e s t a r t e d s u b s t i t u t i n g low-f a t and f a t - f r e e p r o d u c t s in the i r cooking, and are reducing their in take of red meat .

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nior a t Plymouth Salem High School, a re typical young men. Marnie says they have no in teres t in ea t i ng heal thy or low-fat foods. We all know th is will change once they hit 30!

B r i t c h e r s en t in a recipe for Beef S t roganof f t h a t is very popular with her family.

T h e recipe has been a longtime favorite of our f ami ly , b u t an extremely u n h e a l t h y one," wrote M a m i e when she submit ted the recipe for a make over. T h e dish gets served f requent ly because of the t remendous flavor. The challenge would be to convert i t to a hear t healthy recipe wi thout losing the flavor."

Because there are so many high fa t products in this recipe there are a number of ways to reduce the fat. When I made the recipe I made changes on every high fat item. Hie ingredients can be replaced a few at a time to adjust for personal preference.

I also spoke with Debra DePriest, s meat clerk at the Food Emporium grocery store on Six Mile Road in Livonia. She told me that cube steak is one of the leanest red meats . It i s cut from ths sirloin tip roast snd placed through a tenderizing machine . DePriest said eye of round roaat can also be used. There are only 6.7 grama of fat per 4 ounces of meat. "Hiis is very l*sn.

T h e original recipe calls for Chinese chow mein noodles. At 13.4 g rams of f a t pe r 4 ounce serving, these had to be replaced. No Yolk brand wide

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Beef Stroganoff Original Recipe

9 cube steaks (8 ounces each), cut into bite-size pieces

6 tablespoons margarine 3 medium onions, sliced 3 cans (10.75 ounces each) cream of

mushroom soup 3 cups sour cream 6 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce Gartic salt (to taste) 48 ounces Chinese chow mein noodles

Brown meat and onions in margarine, add garlic salt to taste, and cook otter low heat. Stir occasionally for 10 min-utes or until meat is no longer pink. Set aside. Combine soup, sour cream, and Worcestershire sauce in a sauce pan. Heat to Just before boding point over low heat. Mix into meat mixture and serve hot over Chinese noodles. Serves 12.

Beef Stroganoff Reducad-Fat Recipe

9 cube steaks (8 ounces each) cut into bite-size pieces

3 tablespoons Molly McButter imitation powdered butter

3 medium onions, sliced Garlic powder (to taste) 3 cans (10.75 ounces each) Campbell s

Healthy Request cream of mushroom soup

3 cups Land O'Lakes fat-free sour cream

3 to 6 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce, low sodium

12 cups cooked No Yolk brand wide egg noodles

Brown meat and onion in a large non-stick skillet with 1/4 cup water. Add Molly McButter and garlic powder. Cook over low heat. Stir occasionally for 10 minutes or until meat is no longer pink. Set aside. Combine soup, sour cream, and 3 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce in non-stick sauce pan. Heat to just before boiling point over low heat. Mix into meat mixture. Add more Worcestershire sauce at this point, mixing well. Place one cup efegg noodles on each plate. Serve hot over egg noodles. Serves 12.

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Serve guests special foods that are low in fat See related story on Taste front.

Recipes from Floreen Halpern of Amaryllis Catering A Party Plan-ning in Birmingham.

SHRIMP ETOUFFE

1 medium onion, flnery chopped

2 green onions, finely chopped 2 cloves garltc, finely chopped V* cup ce»efy. finely chopped 1 green pepper, finely chopped 1 tablespoon olive oil 3 tablespoons flour 1 * cups water 1 (10W ounces) can tomato

puree 2 bay leaves

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1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce

4 to 5 drops tabasco sauce 1 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon sugar Vi teaspoon black pepper Yi teaspoon crushed dried

thyme

3 cups cleaned raw medium shrimp (or approximately 1 (12 ounce bag) frozen medi-um shrimp, thaw and drain)

Sauteed, sliced fresh mush-rooms (optional)

3 to 4 cups hot cooked rice or angel hair pasta

In a large non-stick skillet or saucepan, saute onions, garlic, cel-

ery and green pepper in olive oil un-til tender. Do not brown. Add flour, stir to make a smooth paste; cook 1 or 2 minutes. Add water, tomato puree, bay leaves, Worcestershire, tobaaco sauce and other seasonings.

Simmer uncovered over low heat, stirring until sauce thickens to de-sired consistency. May be made ahead to this point. Reheat before proceeding.

Add raw shrimp and cook 15 min-utes over low heat, stirring occa-sionally.

Serve over hot cooked rice or pas-ta. Sprinkle with sauteed mush-rooms if desired. Serves 6 to 8.

BLUEBERRY-GINGER VlHAMRETTE

1 cup blueberry preserves or

non-sugar fruit spread % cup ginger marmalade Vi cup crushed pineapple in its

own juice 2 tablespoons balsamic vine-

gar % teaspoon cayenne pepper 1 to 2 tablespoons canola oil

Whiak ingredients together. Add oil, a teaspoon at a time, last. Whisk together.

LENTIL RICE SALAD

1 large carrot, shredded

3 scalltons. chopped V* cup parsley, chopped •A cup dried cherries 1 cup lentils

Yi cup long grain rice Vi cup wild rice

Dressing >4 cup balsamic vinegar •A cup red wine vinegar Mi cup dry sheny •A cup olive oil

Cook lentils, long grain rice and wild rice according to package direc-tions. Drain well. Add carrots, scal-lions, parsley and dried cherries. Whisk together dressing ingredients to make dressing. Mix rice, vegeta-ble, and cherry mixture with dress-ing. Chill. Serves 6 to 8.

PINEAPPLE TROPIC ALE

1 fresh pineapple peeled.

cored and cut mto bite-size chunks

1 ripe banana, sliced 2 tablespoons brown sugar 1 teaspoon cinnamon Vi teaspoon pound ginger Frozen vanilia yogurt Fresh raspberries (optional)

Mix fruit with brown sugar and spices in a bowl. Spread in a cas-serole dish. Bake at 350 degrees for about 20 minutes or until fruit is carmelized. Refrigerate until fruit is cool. To make parfaiu, layer fruit with froxen vanilla yogurt in perfait glass. Freeze 1 to 2 hours before serving. Remove from freezer 15 minutes before serving, and sprin-kle with fresh raspberries if desired. Serves 4 to 6.

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For dessert, she served an out of this world parfait of baked fresh pineapple and bananas layered with frozen vanilla yogurt, and sprinkled fresh raspberries of top.

Halpern decorated her table with fresh flowers and curls of pink and yellow ribbon. It 's hard to believe something as simple as ribbon could add so much to a

Jable , bu t it did. " f v e always loved to entertain

and set the table," said Halpern who has worn many hats includ-ing English teacher, insurance agent, and stock broker before going into the catering business four years ago. She's been at her

Birmingham location since June, and caters parties for 10 to over 400 with the help of her "fabulous staff."

"Do what reflects the season," she said. When you're entertain-ing in the winter make hot spiced wine, cider or soup. The fragrance will say welcome in a way words can't. Serve guests soup in mugB as a first course in the living^ room. Be sure to pass around a basket filled with slices of good bread.

Everyone still loves desserts. Turn your brownies into precious morsels by cutting out little hearts with a small cookie cutters.

"It 'e like a reward for being good," said Halpern. "It 's OK if you do it in small bites."

Guesta who don't want dessert will appreciate specialty coffees and interesting teas. "Pu t a little whipped cream in a bowl and dust it with cocoa and cinnamon. It 's beautiful , and low in calories be-cause you don't use very much," said Halpern.

Other dessert ideas she shared "'ere to sautee apple slices in a little hot fudge or caramel sauce and layer apples with frozen va-nilla yogurt. Baked fresh pineap-ple and poached pears served with raspberr ies are also elegant.

Simmer oranges with an orange flavored liqueur and serve in a crystal bowl, sprinkle pome-granate seeds on top for color.

"Whatever you do, try to do the best you can. Buy the best ingred-ients, fresh colorful produce — crisp, green lettuce, red onion. Serve foods that are beautiful to look at. Use fruits and vegetables of the season, each has its own

""bounty. "Don't abandon your favorite

recipes, but look for ways to re-duce the fat," said Halpern. "The original recipe for Shrimp Etouf-fee had lA cup of butter, we re-duced it to one tablespoon."

Gale Cox, Wellness Coordinator for Botsford Hospital in Farming-ton, shares these low-fat enter-taining tips: • Offer alcohol free drinks, which are also lower in calories. • Use diet pop in punch, and fro-zen fruit for decoration. • Try to serve fruit and vegeta-bles for appetizers. Make fruit kebabs with grilled pineapple.

beef, boneless, skinless chicken breast, fish and pasta. Use fresh spices, it will add a lot of flavor. Now you can get fresh basil year-round at most grocery stores.

Here are some tips from Lisa

Martin, a registered dietitian at St. Mary's Hospital in Livonia: • Lighten up dairy-rich dishes with low-fat options. Look for part-skim cheeses and lower-fat versions of cheddar, Swiss and other cheeses. • Use vegetable cooking sprays instead of frying in fats.

Keely Wygonik is editor of the Taste and Entertainment sections of the Observer &~Eccentric"News- ' papers. She welcomes your calls and comments, 953-2105, fax 591-7279, or write: Observer A Eccen-tric Newspapers, Inc. 36251 SchoolcraftLivonia, MI 48150. See^recipes inside.

Chef Larry Janes answers reader recipe requests See Larry Janes' Taste Buds

column on Taste front.

Charlotte Michaels of Birming-ham requested a recipe for a hearty Boup the entire family would enjoy.

Well Charlotte, this is definite-ly- soup weather, and when it

Cmes to making soup, I usually

m - to those group and church type cookbooks for tried and true recipes.

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.'-Tfcriia recipe comes from "Ann Arbor's Cookin' II," which bene-fit* the Ronald McDonald House and was submitted by Debbie Lown.

POTATO CHEESE SOUP

4 tablespoons unsafted butter 2 cups chopped onions 2 cups chopped carrots 6 parsley sprigs, chopped 1 cup chopped fresh dill 1 Vj pounds (about 4-5 cups)

potatoes, peeled and cubed

5-6 cups chicken broth or stock (canned is OK)

Yi to 1 cup heavy cream W teaspoon salt A teaspoon pepper 2-3 cups shredded Cheddar

cheese

Melt butter in a large pot; add onions and carrots. Cook over medi-um heat for 3-5 minutes, stirring

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frequently. Add parsley, Vi cup of the dill, potatoes and chicken stock. Bring to a boil.

Reduce heat and simmer for 10-15 minutes or until potatoes are soft and tender. Place in a food pro-cessor or blender and blend in small batches.

Return to pan, simmer gradually and stir in cream, salt, pepper, cheese and remaining dill. Serve warm. Yield."6-8 servings.

Pauly Smorch of Redford, whose doctor just advised her to go on a fat-free, gluten-free diet, wanted help locating recipes and menu ide-as.

First off Pauly, get that doctor on the phone and get the names and numbers of dietitians affiliated with a hospital in your area who can offer you a multitude of ideas and recipes. Also, visit your local library

and check out the cookbooks in the health section. Many are devoted to folks with similar problems. While you're there, look for copies of old Weight Watchers cookbooks.

The old program cookbooks never used fat, and some of the recipes were very tasty. I pulled this one from "The Beat of Weight Watchers Magazine," 1980.

PINEAPPLE COOKIES

Ya cup non-fat dry milk powder A cup canned crushed pineap-

ple. no sugar added 1 teaspoon granulated sugar

replacement or to taste Mi teaspoon baking powder ^ teaspoon vanilla extract

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Combine all the ingredients in a medium bowl. Drop mixture, 2 tea-spoons at a time for each "cookie" onto a non-stick baking sheet that has been sprayed with a non-stick cooking spray.

. Leave room for "cookies" to spread. Bake about 20 minutes or until "cookies" are firm and lightly colored.

They will be soft at first and be-

come crisp as they cool. Makes 1 serving.

Chef s Secret: You shouldn't real-ly cook with artificial sweetener as it has a tendency to break down and become bitter during the cooking process. I recommend increasing the vanilla extract to '/i teaspoon, not incorporating the sweetener into the cookie batter and baking it without the sweetener. When the cookies are removed from the oven, lightly sprinkle with sweetener for best taste.

noodles are a good substitute. There is no cholesterol and the fat is reduced to 2 grams per 4 ounces.

The sour cream can be substi-tuted in a variety of ways. I used Land O'Lakes fat-free sour cream. You could also use 2 cups of "lite" sour cream and one cup of non-fat. This can be adjusted to your personal preference.

To reduce the sodium, use gar-lic powder instead of garlic salt and reduced sodium Worcester-shire sauce. I suggest starting with 3 tablespoons of Worcester-shire sauce and adding the extra if you wish. I found 6 tablespoons to be a little strong myBelf, but Britcher says that ' s what gives it a nice "kick." As always, a good

non-stick pan will greatly reduce the amount of fat because you can brown and saute without butter.

Keep in mind that when you substitute ingredients in any re-cipe the flavor will always change. This applies to "high fat" or "low fat" products. Be sure to keep an open mind when trying new low-fat products or recipes. Your tas-tebuds might need time to adjust, but your heart will love it from the start!

Laura Letobar of Livonia publ-ishes "Laura's Fat Free Kitchen" newlsetter. For a complimentary issue, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to H.W. Publi-cations, P.O. Box 9324, Livonia 48151-1324. Subscription price is $12 a year.

Try white chili for change of pace

AP — Fans of Southwestern cuisine will enjoy white chili, fla-vored with chopped green chilies and onion, and simmered in a broth blended with garlic, orega-no, cilantro and ground red pep-per. The recipe, from McCormick k Co., also calls for cubed chicken breast, chopped onion and white cannellini beans.

For those who can't get enough chill: "Chilimania! The Chili-head'a Handbook" by Herb and Chris Geltner (G.S.C. Books, Merritt Island, Fla.) contains over 900 recipes on chili, chili dipa, pies, pizzas, soups, aalsas, pi-cantee, sauces, casseroles and ap-petizara.

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S u n d i d n ' t spoi l t h e ice sculptures at the 12 th a n n u a l Plymouth Inter-n a t i o n a l I ce Sculpture Spec-tacular this year. I t was co ld! Quite a few peo-ple, i n c l u d i n g me, bundled up

Saturday to look at the magnifi-cent sculptures in Kellogg Park, and th roughou t p i c tu resque downtown Plymouth. If you didn't have time to visit the festi-val this year, make sure you do next year. It's a wonderful family event.

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To gat your classes or events listed in this column, send items to be considered for publication to: Keely Wygonik, Taste Editor, the Observer & Eccentnc, 36251 Schoolcraft Road, Livonia 48150. Or fax to 591-7279.

• WINTER SOUPS Learn how to make soups, stews and winter salads at the Commu-nity Center of Farmington /Farm-ington HillB, 7:15-9:15 Thursday, Jan . 27. Fee $15, plus \A for mate-rials. No-fuss suppe- 7;15-9:15 Thursday, Feb. 3 . ' 477-8404 to register.

• WEIGHT WATCHERS Cooking demonstration, 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, Jan. 28 at Hudson's, Westland, 35000 War-

v w l v i m i U tWUl i fWt tVn The Welcome Wagon of Farming-ton Hills will feature Dan Rowl-son Chef instructor at Oakland Community College at their meet-ing, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 1 at Faith Covenant Church (14 Mile at Drake). Chef Rowlson will be demonstrating a dessert. The meeting is open to the public. Call 553-8192 for details.

• GAROCN CITY SCHOOLS Variety of cooking classes includ-ing, Chinese cooking, cinnamon rolls, soups, and vegetable carving and vegetarian cooking will be of-fered beginning Feb. 7. Call 422-7198 for registeration informa-tion.

• LOW-FAT CAKES Mary Denning, owner of Mary Denning's Cake Shoppe in West-land, demonstrates cake decorat-ing and recipe substitutions for lowering fat and sugar as part of a heart-healthy diet, 7-8 p.m. Tues-day, Feb. 8 at St. Mary's Hospital, 36475 Five Mile Road, Livonia. Cost $8, call 591-2983, extension 2 to register.

• ELEGANT DESSERTS Schoolcraft College in Livonia is offering Desserts For Everyone, a four-week course 6-9 p.m. Tues-days beginning Feb. 8. Pastry Chef Carol Calder-Deinzer will give demonstrations of elegant, yet simple desserts that can be made at home. The fee is $100, call 462-4448 to register.

• HEART HEALTHY Taste columnist Laura Letobar will be teaching two classes in heart healthy cooking, 7-9 p.m. Wednesdays, Feb. 2 and 9 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesdays, March 2 and 9 at Stevenson High school in Livo-nia. Call 537-7343 or 523-9278 for refiatration information.

• LES SA1SOMS Northern Italian Menu featuring Chef Dan Roulaen of the Oakland Community College Culinary Arts Program, 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 25, new Italian Pasta Making, 6-8 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 27 featuring Master Chef Jeff Gabriel of Schoolcraft College. Classes $25 per person or three classes for $65. Recipes, generous tastings in-cluded. Las Saiaona ia at 304 Weal Fourth, Royal Oak. Call 645-3400 to register

day. This is one t ime I was glad the judges didn't have to taate the cakes — they were beautiful.

Organized by Mary Denning of Mary Denning's Cake Shoppe in Westland, the contest was de-signed to encourage other culi-nary artists, besides ice carvers, to become involved in the festival. Denning is s pastry instructor at Henry Ford Community College in Dearborn.

Besides myself, the judges were Sue Weaver, pastry instructor and chef at Joy Manor in West-land, and Rob Thomas, bakery supervisor at Farmer Jack, pastry instructor, and winner of numer-ous awards in cake design.

In the professional category first place was awarded to Elaine Shafer of Heritage Bakery in

Livonia who made an adorable "Barney" Goes Country Cake. Second

In the culinary student divi-sion, Brenda Gill won the first place ribbon with a sculptured cacus cake that looked so real that people wanted to touch it to see if it was really a cake. Second place was awarded to Michelle Butler, and third to Lori Kristy. All are students at Henry Ford Community College.

There was also a gingerbread house contest. First place was awarded to Laurie and Carol Dar-rin; second place, Carol Whi-tingger of Farmington Hilla; third place, Jennifer Quigley of Livo-nia.

In the churches and castles cat-egory, Michae l M a c F a r l a n e

placed first, and Michaela Weeo-lowski, second.

Children also participated. In the Kids Creations category: Da-vid Ryan placed first; Elizabeth Alexander of Plymouth, second, and Mike and Danny Ryan, third.

The gingerbread house contest was organized by Mary Kay Seibel of Daya Gone By, a store in the Westchester Square Mall on Forest Avenue in downtown Plymouth.

ChUi champ Marilyn Frederick of Farmington Hills invited me to be one of eight judges at the Inter-national Chili Society Winter Freeze District Cookoff at the Al-len Park Elks Lodge. How could 1 refuse, I love chili!

Frederick, has earned a reputa-tion in the area for her prize-win-

ning "Time Bomb Chili." She's participated in cookoffs in 13 states, and did a fine job conduct-ing the cookoff in Allen Park, with help from her brother Frank Klancnik, known for his "Smoke in the Hole Chili," and acore-keeper Ed Kulback.

There were 18 participants in-cluding Bill Thomaa of Plym-outh, J im Weller of West Bloom-field, Ken Brundage of Livonia, A. Michael Ford of Farmington Hills, Geen Ziegler and Vaughn Irish of Walled Lake.

Third place was awarded to John Garcia of Wyandotte, sec-ond place, Leo Buk II of Trenton, and first place to Bob Hall of Taylorville, Illinois.

Hall might not have won if hadn't have been for the generosi-

ty of a good sport — Georgia Weller of Bloomfield Hilla. Hall 's chili box containing all of his sup-plies was lost a t the airport. Weller let him use hers, and gave up her spot in the cookoff

There's another happy ending to this story, Waller's chili box was found, and returned to him.

Jim Weller and his wife, Georg-ia often compete against each other at chili cookoffs, but as Marilyn Frederick says, " tha t ' s another story."

Keely Wygonik is editor of the Taste and Entertainment sections of the Observer A Eccentric News-papers. She welcomes your calls and comments, 953-2106, fax 691-7279, or write: Observer A Eccen-tric Newspapers, Inc. 36261 Schoolcraft, Livonia, MI 48160.

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Wintertime, and the eating is easy

Actually, the eating (in any season) is a lot easier than the dieting, the

exercising and the stress reduction that are so essential to good health.

On Thursday, March 3, we will publish a "Your Health in the '90s", a

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STREET SOUNDS

Detroit 1999: The Big Ugly — various artists

^ r h ° e v e r »«id Detroit musical " "* | talent is not worth listening to

lied. The compilation disc "Detroit

1999; The Big Ugly" proves tha t Detroit musicians are not only

Iworth the time, but that talent has, does and will exist in the Motor City.

The 17-track release contains one cut each from local acts, some old, some new, some strong and some blue. All arranged on plastic from a local recording company which has been releasing ma-terial since 1977 and has six other compilations under its belt.

Each track is unique in its own right giving only a taste of each act's potential. Nevertheless, i t 's a good way to get exposed and possibly contaminat-ed. Majority of the cuts have a rock feel to it, but what could you expect from a city of middle class, beef and potatoes, Bud Light drinkers.

The first thing tha t hi ts you are the hearty vo-cals on an interesting broken heart story entitled "Papa's Arms" from the now-defunct Strange Bedfellows. The release continues along with a bouncy-abstract Cinecyde's "Slave Wages" to a soulful country-feeling "When You're There" from the Volebeats.

The big release travels to a fun-filled look at hating school with the Happy Accidents' "All My Teachers," the outgoing sounds of The Opaque's "Political Machine," the trials and tribulations of loathing working with See Dick Run's "I Hate My Job." and to the abstract, orchestrated sounds of Jim Olenski's "High Noon at Mojave."

Each piece has its own feel, like all compila-tions, but considering this is Detroit based, it acts as a voice for the groups and performers which they might not otherwise get. If nothing else, "De-troit 1999: The Big Ugly" is the perfect way to taste a variety of home-based sounds.

The fictional idea behind this release is mass destruction after the Eight Mile Road War of 1995, one large auto company and the lack of mu-sic in the city except for one droning note leaving Tremor compilations the only music listened to by renegades. Luckily, it 's only a dream.

— Kyle Green

Crossing Borders — Kukuruza

This may or may not be the finest bluegrass disc of the year (I think it 's one of the five best, at least), but it is the most unusual .

The U.S. label debut for this brilliant Moscow-based octet, while steeped in a stock blue-

grass framework, reminds me more of Fairport Convention than Alison Krauss most of the time.

Certainly, lead vocalist Irina Surina has ab-sorbed every nuance of the Sandy Denny songbook and emerges as the best new vocalist of the year, hands down. Tha t she is surrounded by madolin-ist/clarinetist Georgi Palmov, dobro/banjo player Andrei Shepelev and fiddler supreme Sergei Mo-solov enhances the magic, and makes the fact that 13 of the 14 tunes here are sung in their native Russian that much less of a problem. It isn't that hard to imagine the lyric content of the songB. The delivery is a notch this side of heaven, and the song titles are given English translations, so how much more can you expect.

"Go With God My Lovely" Bounds like Denny backed by David Grisman; "The Wanderer" sounds like it wanted to be the "Wings of a Snow White Dove." "The Secret" has the beat fiddle break this side of "Whi te Bird"; "Love Takes Work," the only English language piece . reminds me of "Tennessee S tud" ; and "Enough" could have been a Peggy Lee song.

This is just about as amazing as acoustic music gets! Highly recommended.

- Mark Gallo

"In The Name of the Father (soundtrack) various artists

Daniel Day-Lewis has been called an early Os-car contender for hia portrayal of Gerry Conlon, a petty thief wrongly convicted along with hia family for an IRA bombing, in the film "In the Name of the Father." But what has been lost in the ahadow of the movie's hype is the quiet return of Sinead O'Connor, who contributed the song "Thief of Your Heart" to the film.

The song is trademark O'Connor, who has vowed a few times never to record again. Her an-gelic voice is accompanied in moet of the song by only dram beats, keyboards and strings — a sound aa chilling aa torn* of the lyrics of the song: "Winter's cold, but you're colder still." The song increases in tempo aa it progreeaea and frantically

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'Tommy': Rock as an art form

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• Twenty-five years after the debut of "Tommy," fans of The Who are once again see-ing, feeling and hearing the story of the "deaf, dumb and blind kid."

B Y CHRISTINA FUOCO ST AFT Warms

Actor Roger Bart spent endless months being sick-eningly nice to children as "Dick-on" in the play "The Secret Gar-

den." Now he gets to torture them in his

role as the conniving abusive "Cous-in Kevin" in the rock opera "Tom-my," which plays the Masonic Tem-ple in Detroit through Sunday, Feb. 6.

"After "The Secret Garden" and being so nice to the little girl, it 's divine justice now that I'm able to torture a child?' the boisterous Bart said with a laugh.

In "The Secret Garden," "Dick-on" teaches the young Mary Lennox to make her garden flourish. His tenure in the role included a three-week stint at the Fisher Theatre in Detroit.

In "Tommy," "torture" aptly de-scribes Cousin Kevin's treatment of Tommy, played by 1992 Detroit Mu-sic Awards host and ex-MTV veejay Steve Issacs. One line in a song Cousin Kevin sings hints at his plans for his "deaf, dumb and blind" cousin: "There's a lot I can do with a freak."

"I get to stick him in a garbage c a n . . . . I was a little scared about what my parents would think when they saw me up there," he said.

But as Kevin and some local chil-dren are harassing the young boy, Tommy discovers his penchant for playing pinball.

Cousin Kevin's role in the play is much more pronounced in the stage production than the cameo he had in the 1975 movie, which starred Ann-Margret, Tina Turner, Roger Daltrey and Eric Clapton. Once Tommy's talent is discovered, Cous-in Kevin takes advantage of his young relative's newfound fame.

That 's one of the many differenc-es between the film and the play. Without divulging too many secrets, Bart offers a blunt comparison of the two productions.

"It 's extremely different from the movie," Bart said from Boston where "Tommy" was playing prior

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Realizing future: Cousin Kevin, played by Roger Bart (center), discovers his cousin Tommy's ability to play pinball while harassing the boy with two "local lads" — Anthony Galde (left) and Clarke Thorell (right) — in the rock opera "Tommy."

to the Detroit shows. "In the play version, the people actually sing well," he said. (The most surprising talent in the show is Isaacs who proves to be a phenomenal singer with exceptional r$nge.)

"If you want to refresh your mem-ory (about the play), the laat thing I'd want you to do is rent the movie.

"Ann-Margret rolling in baked beans. . . Maybe the guy who di-rected it was turned on by that or something. This is much more sort of along the lines of what Pete (Townshend) was trying to do. The ending reflects a little more maturi-ty. . . . I think he imagined it to be like this."

The most obvious change takes place in the beginning of the play when Tommy's father kills his mother's lover. In the film, it's the father who dies. Although it may irk those who respect the original mov-ie, director Des McAnuff said it's the right of The Who's Pete Town-shend to change his creation.

"There are people who really feel like they own this, that this has been part of them, and they don't want anything to change. They want nothing other than the original al-bum and a concert version by The Who," said director Des McAnuff in the book "Tommy."

"But Pete certainly has the right to return to his own work and do what he pleases. It 's a sacred right that a writer has. And what I think happens to those folks who are open to 'Tommy' is that they get com-pletely caught up in the theater and the music — they're experiencing a true development and extension of the original album."

Part of the development of the 1990s version of "Tommy" is the re-sult of the creative minds of the cast as well. Bart recalled one of his first meetings with Townshend: "He said, 'Have a great time, kids, and make it your own.' "

Tracey Langran, a dancer who has toured with the English pop band Pet Shop Boys, also didn't feel in-timidated by performing material by Townshend in front of the rock leg-end.

"Pete Townshend is what made this very similar to doing a concert tour, he knew everyone's name," said Langran, who is the cast's dance captain and understudy for most of the women's parts. "He has this energy that 's unbelievable."

Fans of the play must possess similar energy. Tickets are scarce for the Broadway performance, and the shows at the Masonic Temple are selling briskly. Bart said he believes

this was the right time for "Tommy because fans of the original a lbum are now financially stable and able to spend $50-5100 on tickets for the show.

"I think you look at the target au-dience of Broadway: People who can afford it are over 50. The people who grew up on the album can come and enjoy it on Broadway."

He said it's also appealing for the "twenty-something crowd," many of whom were too young to remember the album.

Although he admits to not being a big Who fan prior to auditioning for "Tommy," the music is what niakes Bart excited to sing "the hardest music I've ever sang" including the song "Pinball Wizard."

"Every night I hear the overture and I can't wait to jump in," he said. "It 's really a terrific piece. Thanks to bands like Nirvana, rock 'n'roll is still around- They've saved it. They've proved that "it 's a valid American art form as opposed to something that 's just a fad."

"Tommy" is at the Masonic Tem-ple, 500 Temple, Detroit, through Sunday, Feb. 6. Tickets are priced at S25-S47.50. For more information, call (810, 645-6666 or (313) 832-5900.

Artists show off new-found success at Ark Starting

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Dan Navarro and Eric Lowen have written successful tunes for a host of performers including Pat Ben a tar, the Bangles, David Lee Roth, Dave Edmunds, the Temptations and the Four Tops.

Yet two years ago the duo found that they couldn't revive their own ca-reer after releasing "Walking on a Wire" on Chameleon Records in 1990. Despite unsuccessful at tempts at get-ting another record deal, they kept plugging along, touring as "Lowen k Navarro."

"We continued to tour without any tour support," Navarro said from a tour atop in Ardmore, Pa.

They wanted to make sure that their fans "knew we didn't juat go away," he added.

One of their supporter* who didn't stray was Tom Vickers, director of artist and repertoire for Mercury Records. He had the perfect home for Lowen k Navarro's muaic — Para-chute records, which he recently re-

vived. A former rock lsbel. Parachute is geared toward adults who grew up listening to rock music but aren ' t in-terested in modern rock, Vickers said.

" . . . the adult progressive market is an up-and-coming format tha t en-compasses a mixed bag of compatible muaical styles, including singer/ songwriter, acoustic and electric folk, country and some aspects of jazz and blues," Vickers said. "These con-sumers grew up with rock and still love many of the artists t ha t have shifted into the acoustic arena, like Eric Clapton and Rod Stewart.

"In their search for new art is ts and good songwriting. a lot of people have gravitated toward country muaic, which ia now more popular than ever. Parachute's goal ia to have tha t kind of quality songwriting but geared more toward people who grew u p with rock muaic."

Lowen k Navarro's a lbum "Broken Moon," which includes guest appear-ance* by Navarro's couain Dave Na-

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BY J O H N MONAGHAN 8eeetAL WRITER

A c l ean -cut y o u n g black m a n s tumbles u n a n n o u n c e d into a Fifth Avenue apartment c lutching at h i s s ide . H e t e l l s Flan and Oui-sa K i t t e r idge , a middle-aged art dealer and his wife , that he was mugged in Central Park . He came here because he 's a friend of the couple 's chi ldren at Harvard .

When he introduces h imsel f as P a u l Poit ier , son of the famous actor, he really gets t h e couple 's attention. He spends the evening a n d makes t h e m dinner , he lping Flan seal a $2 mi l l ion art sale to an impressed foreign dealer .

That P a u l is really a con-man should come as no surprise . If you didn ' t hear about John Guare 'S award-winning play " S i x Degrees of Separat ion , " you probably heard something a b o u t the much -publicized case on wh ich it was based.

P a r t of the movie 's fascinat ion

M O V I E S c o m e s through the t h o u g h t t h a t anyone can be duped , especial ly when a famous person's name is dropped . But t h i s ju s t scrapes the surface of a s to ry full of clever in-s ights from Guare (who also wrote the screenplay) and d i r ec to r Fred Schepis i .

T h e director, who began his ca-reer in A u s t r a l i a w i th uncompro-mis ing films l ike " T h e Chant of J i m m y B l a c k s m i t h , " understands the subtlet ies needed in a story l ike " S i x Degrees . " He gets big laughs at the fo ib le s of h i s upper-crust characters, who at their most extreme , appear genuine a n d h u m a n .

Donald Suther land a n d Stock-ard Channing have their best roles in yea rs as t h e Kitteridges , both outraged a n d moved by the young con m a n . Despite h is de-ception , P a u l compares f avorab ly to their own son and daughter,

freshmen at Harvard, gagging on t h e s i lver spoon .

You can a l so make a connect ion between Paul and Flan , who are both cons in their own way . On more than one occasion , the art dealer m a n i p u l a t e s c u s t o m e r s by giving t h e m the latest deta i l s in the c o n t i n u i n g saga, wh ich by now has h i t " T h e New York T i m e s . "

T h e story is told by the couple at d inner parties , at a r t openings a n d auc t ions , and each t ime it goes a l i t t l e b i t fu r ther . Intent ion -ally complex , it draws you i n t f l , each new chapter and keeps you guess ing at the outcome.

T h o s e who th ink that rapper and T V star Will Sm i th c a n ' t handle a role this complex need only look at h im play directly to t h e c a m e r a , r e v i e w i n g t h e h i g h l i g h t s of his false father 's ca-reer. W e can see that he 's per-forming for someone, but for now t h i s l i t t l e t w i s t s t ays secret.

A m o n g t h e more interesting no-

t ions in "S ix Degrees of Separa -tion" comes t h rough the t i t l e , which says that we can connect to anyone else in t h e world through only six people . You can l ink t h e President of the Uni ted S t a t e s to a gondolier in Venice t h r o u g h a chain of friends and relatives .

In between intel lectual revela-t ions , there 's some amazing use of the Manhattan landscape , w h i c h you may think has been f i lmed from every angle imaginable u n t i l you see Schepisi take a crack at it.

From t he script and direction to the smal lest speaking parts, " S i x Degrees of S e p a r a t i o n " joins " T h e Snapper" as the year 's f i rs t must-see f i lms. •

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A sampling of what's playing at alternative movie theaters across metro Detroit as reviewed by John Monaghan.

• D E T R O I T F I L M T H E A T R E

Detroit Inst i tute of Arts, 5 2 0 0

Woodward Ave . , Det ro i t . Call 833-2 3 2 3 for information . ( $ 5 )

' T h e 1 9 9 3 ) , 7 a n d 9 : 3 0 p . m . J a n . 2 8 - 2 9 ;

4 a n d 7 p .m . Jan. 30. In German -occupied France in 1942, an im-poverished b u t q u i e t l y a m b i t i o u s girl is swept into a world of privi-lege a n d comfor t when she is hired as p i a n o a c c o m p a n i s t to a s u c c e s s f u l s inger . » • K I N O T E K

Capi to l T h e a t r e a n d Arts C e n t r e . 121 Un ive r s i t y . W i n d s o r . Call ( 5 1 9 ) 9 7 1 - 5 1 6 0 for i n f o r m a t i o n . ( $ 4 . 5 0 )

Sicko '60s d o u b l e bi l l — " M o n -do T o p l e s s " ( U S A — 1966) at 9 p .m . a n d " M a n s o n " (USA — 1 9 7 2 ) a t 1 0 : 3 0 p . m . J a n . 2 8 - 3 0 . I n

" T o p l e s s . " s m u t m a s t e r R u s s Meyer p rov ides a h u m o r o u s docu-m e n t of t h e '60s t op l e s s craze, filmed a t o p oil r igs. Cad i l l a c s a n d on t h e s t r e e t s of S a n F ranc i sco . " M a n s o n , " m e a n w h i l e , gives a very u n u s u a l portrait of t h e c u l t leader a n d ki l ler , w i th in te rv iews

f r o m L y n e t t e " S q u e a k y " F r o m m e a n d y ipp ie J e r r y R u b i n . T h e doc-u m e n t a r y was a c t u a l l y n o m i n a t e d for an A c a d e m y Award .

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Oak . F i l m s p lay th rough a t l eas t Thursday . Ca l l 5 4 2 - 0 1 8 0 for in for -m a t i o n a n d show t imes . ( $ 6 . 5 0 ; $ 4

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1 9 9 4 ) . Stephen Soderberg ("sex, l ies a n d v i d e o t a p e " a n d " K a f k a " ) directed t h i s ta le of a boy's com-

ing-of-age d u r i n g t h e Dep re s s ion . " S c h i n d l e r ' S L i s t " (USA —

1 9 9 3 ) . S t e p h e n Sp ie lbe rg may fi-nal ly get h i s Academy Award for t h i s s tory of O s k a r S c h i n d l e r ( L i a m Neeson) . a war p rof i t ee r a n d Naz i crony w h o pro tec ted a n d saved t h e l ives of m o r e t h a n 1,000 Jews d u r i n g t h e H o l o c a u s t .

" S i x D e g r e e s of S e p a r a t i o n " ( U S A — 1 9 9 4 ) . B a s e d on John Guare 's a w a r d - w i n n i n g play, a savvy y o u n g m a n (Wil l S m i t h ) poses as S idney Poi t ier 'S son to cajole h i s way i n to t h e h o m e of a Fi f th A v e n u e coup le ( D o n a l d S u t h e r l a n d a n d S t o c k a r d Chann -ing).

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The two o t h e r s are original songs, c o l l a b o r a t i o n s be tween Bono of U2 a n d l a b e l m a t e Gavin Fr iday . L ike t h e O ' C o n n o r song. " I n t h e N a m e of t h e F a t h e r " be-gins heavi ly a n d swings u p w a r d in to an a l m o s t indust r ia l -sound -ing d a n c e a b l e song a n d co l lapses in to Fr iday a n d Bono 's moody m u m b l i n g .

F r iday a n d B o n o r e - appea r on

t h e s o u n d t r a c k wi th the d i s co song " B i l l y Boola ," an u p b e a t de -p a r t u r e f r o m the o the r o r ig ina l songs.

T h e s o u n d t r a c k , on I s l a n d Records, a l s o inc ludes c l a s s i c rock songs , inc lud ing "Voodoo Child ( S l i g h t R e t u r n ) " by J i m i H e n d r i x , " D e d i c a t e d Fol lower of F a s h i o n " by t he K i n k s , " I s T h i s L o v e " by B o b Mar ley a n d T h e

Wai l e r s a n d " W h i s k e y in t h e Ja r " by T h i n Lizzy.

T h e song which a c c o m p a n i e s the i n t e n s e t ra i le rs . " P r i d e ( in t h e Name of Love)" i sn ' t on t h e s o u n d t r a c k a l b u m .

W i t h t h e excep t ion of " B i l l y Boo la , " t h e a l b u m is equa l ly a s p a i n f u l as the 2V%-hour film — b u t in t h i s case it 's good.

— Christina Fuoco

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varro of t h e Red H o t Ch i l i P e p p e r s a n d ex -Bang le s s inger S u s a n n a Hoffs , is t h e label 's first. T h e a c o u s t i c act J u m p in t h e W a -te r a n d New Y o r k - b a s e d s i n g e r / songwr i t e r J a n e W i l l i a m s will re-lease a l b u m s on t h e label t h i s year .

Lowen & N a v a r r o are now t o u r -ing to s u p p o r t " B r o k e n M o o n . " T h e tour , wh ich b r ings t h e m to T h e Ark in A n n Arbo r on W e d n e s d a y , Jan . 26, w i l l i n c l u d e a S p a n i s h vers ion of " W e Be-long," a song they wro te for P a t B e n a t a r .

O p e n i n g t h e show is Bil ly Fa l -

con, a n o t h e r a d u l t p rogress ive m u s i c i a n who will p lay ma te r i a l from h i s u p c o m i n g a l b u m " L e t -t e r s f rom a P a p e r Sh ip . " L ike Lowen & Navarro , Fa lcon was rediscovered by a l o n g - t i m e fan. Jon Bon Jovi . A f t e r a few meet -ings wi th Fa lcon , Bon Jovi s igned h i m to h is now -defunct . Mercu ry -af f i l i a ted label J a m b o .

T h e record d e a l a l o n g wi th recording h i s first a l b u m for J a m b c o , " P r e t t y Blue W o r l d , " he lped Falcon get back on h i s feet a f t e r t h e d e a t h of h i s wife.

" M o s t of my t i m e (p r io r to t h e record ing of " P r e t t y B lue W o r l d " )

was spent in a fami ly s i t u a t i o n . . . . M y wi fe was i l l a n d passed away ," s a i d Falcon, who is now s igned w i t h Mercu ry Records .

After h i s wife d ied , F a l c o n found h i m s e l f the s ingle f a t h e r of t h e i r d a u g h t e r Rosie and d r i f ted away from wr i t ing songs . B o n Jov i 's i n t e r e s t in h i s mus ic , how-ever, s p a r k e d his creat ivi ty .

" F o r t h e first time in five y e a r s I fel t t h a t I was b r e a t h i n g , " he a d d e d .

" P r e t t y B l u e W o r l d " i n c l u d e d t h e h i t " P o w e r W i n d o w s , " a song t h a t c o n v i n c e d Bon Jov i to s ign h i m . In t h e a l b u m " L e t t e r s f r o m a

P a p e r Sh ip , " m a n y of t h e songB po in t t o Fa lcon 's pos i t i ve o u t l o o k even a t t h e wors t of t i m e s . For ex-a m p l e , in "Co ld H a r d W o r l d " he s ings: " I t ' s a cold ha rd wor ld . T h a t ' s a cold ha rd fac t . You break your h e a r t whi le you b reak your back. L ike a reck less t r a in on a wild t r ack it's a cold ha rd wor ld .

Lowen & Navarro with special guest Billy Falcon perform at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 26, at The Ark, 637'6 S. Main St., Ann Ar-bor. Tickets are f5. For more in-formation, call (313) 761-1451, (313) 761-1800 or (810) 645-6666.

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Hoops. 2 7 0 5 Lapeer Road. Autxxn HAS (acoustic IT* rock) (810)373-4744

Fnday, Jan. 28

Fotowed by Ron Bnx*» Trio at Bird of Paradise, 207 S. Ashley. Ann A/txx (solo piano) (313) 662-8310 I M M O A C N U N U

Soup Kitchen Satoon. 1585 Franklin St., Detrort. (big band) (313)259-1374 NUM AUJMN AND TM OOO MX Cava Java. Ann Artxx (313) 741-5282

With Intellectual 1 8 1 5

Mosquitoes at 3-D,

N. Main St.. Royal Oak. (alternative rock) (810)589-3344 1 MUAHAS PROM EAFFTM Matt Brady's Tavern. Farmington. (acous-tic)

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With UrtJen Voodoo Juice at UTs. 2 9 3 0

Jacob. Hamtsamck. (rhythm and Woes al-ternative rock) (313) 875-6555

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With Seaweed at St. Andrew's Hall. 431 E. Congress. Detroit, (alternative rock) (313)961 -MELT

CALVM BFTOOKS Pegasus in the Fisher. 3011 W. Grand Blvd.. Detroit, (iazz) (313)875-7400

SPAMC BOYS Sully's, 4 7 5 8 Greenfield, Dearborn, (roots rock) (313) 846-1920

Java Corteehouse, 307 N. Main, Roches-ter. (acoustic folk rock) (810) 650-3344

Fodowed by Paul Vomhagen Quartet at Bird or Paradise. 207 S. Ashley. Ann Ar-bor. (solo piano) (313) 662-8310 nUNK ALLTTOM AMD TNI OOD SOX Band Pig. 2 0 6 - 2 0 8 S . First St.. Ann Artx*. (313)9964555 INI EMY HAVCNS With Sometimes Why at Grtlfs Gnll, 49 N. Saginaw, Pontiac. (810) 334-9292

Alvin's, 5 7 5 6 Cass. Detroit, (avant-garde jazz) (313)832-2355

Soup Kitchen Satoon. 1585 Franklm St.. Detroit. (blues/R&B) (313)259-1374 HOU.T COU TWO Gem Theatre. 58 E. Coiumtxa. Detroit. (jazz) (313) 961-5450

Pearl City, 2 7 5 2 2 Northwestern Highway. Southfield. Qazz) (810) 354-3700

Q Club. 29 S. Saginaw. Pontiac. (blues) (810) 334-7401 U M

With Squarefoot and Somebody's Friends at Finney's Pug. 3 9 6 5 Woodward Ave.. Detroit, (alternative rock) (313)831-8070

S P O R T S ^ U X ^ Q I M , Wyandotte, (blues) (313) 285-5060 RW e m e u , n o t PIATUHMD T I I Q T -ta Berts Moby Dtcks. 5 4 5 2 Schaefttr Road. Dear-bom. (rhythm and blues) (313)581-3650 PAT IAVAOC Speakeasy. 31410 Ford Road. Garden City, (biues) (313)425-7373

Stan's Dueout 3 3 5 0 Auburn Road. Au-burn HWs. (blues) (810)852-6433

RacheMe's on the River, 119 Clinton. ST Clair Shores, (blues) (810)329-7150

Saturday, Jan. 29

WKh They Came In Droves and City Chick-en at UN's. 2930 Jacob. Hamtramck. (tunky rock) (313)875-6555

AMn's, 5 7 5 6 Case. Detroit (313)832-2355

EaprosaoRoyele Cafe. 324 S. State SC. ARM Arbor. (aoouaOc TOES rock) (313) 662-2770 H I T M M i Brendan's Pub. 33210 W. 14 MTO Road. West BloomAsid. (acoustic fofc rock) (810)855-6220

Foaowed by Pe4 vomheean Quartet at Bud or Paradtoe, 207 S. J&Wey. Ann Ar-bor. (soio piano) (313)662-8310

Pegasus M the Fisher. 3011 W. Grand B»vd., Detroit, (jazz) (313)875-7400 CF for "Serpent

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SPAMC BOYS Sully's. 4 7 5 8 Greenfield. Deartxxn. (roots rock) (313) 846-1920

Record Stance" at Bttnd St.. Ann Arbor. (313)9968555 nLTAWNMB. Griffs GrH. 49 N. Saginaw. Pontiac (810)334-9292

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A Bl_ONO€ DM «y*a m«W 34 phy»«c«»y l"_ loo«m$ lor «ttr»c-Iiv« 20-30 y 0>a lof lun rion««j> 4 • lirtcar* reuuoranip • ABOVE AVERAGE wtwt* -nate «€ CU1« »«nsu»l Uartfe. VWY Oi»cr«« •0UC*NKJ DON-IMOLUR W » -i t KmtM for >oog mm occ**ici» •idling raui KXiaMc * 1506 I ACHY Braaky HNK «S 5 9 W O M •fiouklart no! rtcn. no oapanoems WORKING CMU* M M ryp« »»ENNG fttngw wfwta tamale 35-45 OuiM. lor r»t«l>or!»h«p • * 5-906 Acnv» Artracfw »ing»e «incar« 42 6 2 180. brown naw-Mu* ry» many •nlwHIl *ao» vicar* at-tractive latfy 32-40 tor tnanashic wad log lo relat»or>*r»c » 45806 ADVENTUROUS »<lracliv« pro»a»-nonal w*>n* mate 6 V '85 lbs En-|Oy* outdoors romantic ainnarv aanang Saafci »«ncar» attract!** cnaotaas «*»ta lamaM » »S'36

AT 42. thM arr*>lot»«3 «»wla mala want* to tattla down Want smear* lady wHo *r>(oya camping, timing and otnar Mkawiaa activniaa Cmidran OK » 45804

FINANCIAL LV Sacajra raw aatata ownar. looting tor * young woman 8-28 lor • monogamous ratttiorv-

v>D Uva n a poaartxaty mth ai axpanaaa paid » 45047

BELLEVILLE-Dtvorcad «mn* mat* 43 5 8 180 lt». non-*mo»ar llrad o> game* *aak* Um caring ixjmor-ou* romanK non-*mofcar no drug* •ttractry* Saixiu* raply onty

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GENTLEMAN - Handaoma mnna *0. 5 ' i r . 175 lb* 1 cfiHd

protaaannai *eeki trim, attractive Wmaa pro'a*aionai non smoker 8 *monona«y healthy for ion* term re-

• 45093 BRIGHT 8 HANDSOME. fm*noa»y secur* drvorcad Wtwte male. 3« 5'9 . Bit", many mtareat* including "UK e»erci*e ttv* out ot doo»» d-rung and mov«e*. aeefc» good leaned internment. 'Mtivery Mm 8

i ittrativa «tM1a lemale Oatwean me •ge* o< 32-41 lor fnendafnp wading lo relationship Children OK

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AFFECTIONATE ruca-Mokino single ofifl* professional mat* 55 5 8 Enioys golf Ming, mowe* dinwig out non-smoker Seeking while tamate 42-60, lor friendship or pos-sible relationship • 44801 A LETTERMAN - sens* of humor describe* tha Livonia whrt* profes-sional.. 38 5 9 175 Seeking hon-*at caring -eight proportioned female with sense of humor Lata talk • 45101 AM I TO BE ALONE"* Friends say noi rm white 39 59 non-amok-ing drvorcad wor*» aflemoona En-joys good conversation seeks non-amoking young lady, 40 8 under kids O K • 45028

CHARMING 8 CUTE 43 yr young man. caring, iniewgeni. fx*noroua, divored white mala. 5 4 good K*> 8 home Looking for attractive lady for mear»ng»ui relationship • 45875 CHARMING handsome 32 year young man. wfio knows how to Ireet a lady If you en>oy romantic avan-*ngs fancy reatauranta. akang. a*at ing etc • «53T0 CLEAN-CUT BIKER TYPE guy (tan wfute male 45 entrapranaur I aeetta trim/fii, footloose, tnafcy cmck to poksn my Harley 8 to cater to my every need •45109 CONSIDERATE, patient under wtiita mate 40 s. seeks shy comp*-ant female wt>o need* a firm hand

m her Me • 45087

AN ATTRACTIVE. PROFESSIONAL single wtirte male. 31 «Y* looking lor single wfut* lemale, tit, 27-34. who enjoys dmmg out, mov-•a* 8 great time* • 45024 AN EXECUTIVE white mat 48 8t kind caring. aMuent 8 attractive seeks a discreet female companion age 30-45 for s fun relationship

• 45963 A NICE LOOKING smgle wfute mai* 40 s with lots to give seeks lonely affectionate female tor peseion 8 adventure Want long laat-ng

discreet* 45828 amdeC Caai Can

CREATIVE, adventurous Mac* mala 29 educated ftnanoaffy stable 5 7 180 sthenic sociable seeks white lemale 18-35, physical It companion relation •45876 CUTE njggad sweet. Sit", trim sandy hair blue aye* 30>sh out doorsy succeeaf-n high noma ownar would appreciate nice tnm girt DAPPER suave black mala. 31 looking for a datingmahad. vmtage black female. 40-50 who anioyi ian wMo* concerts lunch dates 8 M-et time* • «5004

A SPECIAL MALE 40 s seeks very special femaw for romwa. fantasy k>ve • 45812

DIVORCED caring Dad (37) who care* Enioys church, sports mov •s dinner home 8 country Ma Seeking female between 30 - 40 to snare the same Interests 1

ATTRACTIVE, affectionate caring divorced. Wee* 51. male, seeks at-tractive Mender ahapefy giving female lor aenoue r.»ation*hip A*

• 45500

ATTRACTIVE AMBITOUS Attorney Single white male. 32. 6 185 seeks very attractive M. tunny smgis •mile female 10 share hopea

maybe mor* • 45726

145674 DIVORCED whfle male 47 secure love* baimg. bow«mg sailing scuba, travel Seek a white female 20-45 who loves ek there » and seeks ro-

• 45961

ATTRACTIVE 3 8 - ~ f e m a t e very buay'ecwve aaaa «rano. M O V -«a . iiaaa snrt getaways seeks aam

fed, fer B « F R F E J D ^

ATTTRACTFV* amgM whlfe M 3 3 § Y ' . 188 fta seeks Mfrac «NGM S U M female 24-32 MAUD—MP r o m a n c e 1 OVE

C A R M O honeac R 3 40 R> MAFE looking lo r Ihoughrtui MendN < - | I T T — n o n - a m o k n g ledy I F 37 years CM T M *«a re M * "FER

DIVORCED whi t e m a l e . 44, a sangw wfMte. female 3 5 - 4 5 wesghi 8 height proport iona le w*io loves s p o r t s m o v i e e 8 romantic M M ^ A

DIVORCING WHITE MALE, 34 5 10 2 0 0 lbs seeks female 2 S - 4 5 AN R active M who e n i o y s laughaig and h av ing k j n Help m e >A*N_L»SI lo be a m g n 1 4 5 0 5 0

DON'T panactl ' TME smgis whlfe mam 3 3 • *esy gong love* the out -doors 8 t r ave l Seeks sttra down to earth t y p e w o m a n who » ncx afrsad lo gen involved • 4 5 1 1 9

DYNAMITE' S I N L package - b ig bangl42 5 8 ' 1 2 « « > " Ihuataatic 8 cam«B La* s be crazy «a* _ _ d i n e dance. * « o p 8 m o r * • 4 5 0 8 5

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ara s FLEKYI SND namg b u t there •

y o u Wank you know wha l ca« • 4 8 T 0 7

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G O O O LOOKING t a n . than financial secure ma le . 39. kkee dancing oc -casional moviee. home eating o u t seeks female, under 3 5 • 4 5 7 9 2

Good looking divorced wfute ma le , tele 4 0 s. 6 ' , 190 lb*, n o n s m o k e r social d r inker Interests o u t d o o r s camping. anowmoCUkng. boats *un. water ftehmg 8 U P Seeks good

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looking, ou tgowig good sense o« h u m o r

G O O O L O O K I N G Jewish w h i t e I. 35 5'8". CP—ge degree en-

ioys movies , t h e a t r e , d in ing o u t 8 VT shows S e e k i n g M m . a t t r a c t i v e female for life adventure* • 4 5 9 5 5

G O O O L O O K I N G single w h i t e Mednerreneenl m a l e s t u d e n t , seeks 3 0 - 4 0 year old AFITI female

fnandahip and time aharmg Good s e n e e OR h u m o r • 4 5 9 9 1

G O O O LOOKING whi te m a l e 4 7 5 11 m e d i u m bu«d. coSsg* educaf

Profeaaunaty e m p l o y e d RVON • m o k e r seeks skm a t t r a c t i v e wnne l a m s i s . 3 5 - 5 0 lor serious r a l a b o n -ship wfio kksa d m m g o u t . m<7«iea sport*. Danc ing t r ave l ing a n d ro-m a n t i c evenings • 4 5 8 2 8

G O O O LOOKING wMte m a l a , p lua physica«y fit looking lor die-creel relationship with female You

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HANDSOME Black m a l e . 19 6 2 . l o o k i n g lor mslgeni l ady . 18-30 who l o v e s |azz c o m e d y , dinner 8 quiet evenings for friendship

a • 4 5 1 5 7

HANDSOME Easy g o m g honest C«ing . affectionate a n g l e wf*H m a l e 3 8 Seeks c h e e r f u l single whne female 3 0 - 4 0 Enjoys d W n g . m o v la*, ale Wayne C o u n t y • 4 5 8 7 3

H A N D S O M E smgle wfase m g . smears physical

» seeking s physscaly W. aflHal ic body b u a o n g female lor tnend-M P feeding so rsietlonMMp • 4 4 1 7 5

H A N D S O M E . 29 5 9 " . 180 b r o w n ha* blue eyes I en(oy go« snd the o u t d o o r s S e e k l k ing

. 20 s lo e a r l y 3 0 * • 4 5 1 4 7

n ice guy. u p p e r MK**e daaa • f ee ty f e . seeks S U M feminine tady 3 8 - 4 5 lo

J U S T A G O O O Guy 34 . short, dark

write poetry lor you . snd eifen tske out the garbaga

LONELY M L/VONIA 34 . 5 8 '

t ime* Seeking p e i n e female wf io wesn t imder my Ortstmas

g a t together

LOOKING FOR race guy wfio s m o e l o o k i n g ? Sangfe. whrte maSa. 30 . la* .

KEVIN BACON LOOK-ALIKE Handsome professional whits m a i * 32 5 9. 155 ib* light b r o w n HA* green eye* My m a n y interests in-clude * love ot rhe o u t d o o r * skang. golf t r s v e i Seeks sctive very p re t ty lady for friendship comoamons/np snd r o m a n c e • 4 5 9 7 9

M R M O M needs s M e tool Good l o o k i n g divorced whi te m a l e 30 . 5 11 !50 ibs 2 g r e a t k i d s Seeks attractive alender l a m a l a , 2 3 - 3 5 lor f u n 8 poeeibte r e i a n o n a r a p • 4 5 7 2 3

M M I L ^ * S E T E Q *i. seeks sdventurous fneod wfx> en-joys cook ing , skung s k a t i n g , h a h -mg. c a m p i n g h u n t m g 8 has NET lor

8 e * a t m g v e n t u r e * • 4 5 0 5 5

NICE LOOKING p r o f e e s i o n e l black et single I race for w o m a n between 23 -39 any race

f u n love 8 r o m a n c e Musi have good Sanaa of h u m o r • 4 5 7 7 5

P A S S I O N A T E ITALIAN over 50 seeks lady one-on-one raiatiorwrap ENIOYS *s actxritiee f inancially

j r a Good aerie* ol h u m o r en-loys children • 4 5 8 3 1

4 8 5 10 PRINCE CHARMING w h i t * educated s

sense AT h u m o r Dinang.

T»T posaibls mors • ' dancing a friend

ROMANTIC honest fa i thful profes-sional g e n t l e m a n Divoroed white 52 . 5 ' 1 1 " . Blonde nonsmoker drinker, var lou* in ter**! seeks st-t r a c t t v s . petite isdy • 4 5 0 1 6

SCOTTISH LAD smgfe. whrt* male 38, 5 9 175 I b e . b r o w n hair, b lua eye*, c r e a t i v e ilk as o u t d o o r s , an imals , bosting seeks w f u t e tady a k m - m e d w n fo r one a t e p si s tuns -elstionarvc Wee bit MY no C*ggy Beats the scans Ah lass 7 • 4 5 3 6 6

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SINGLE VFHITE MALE 5 5 see* s mature whits femaM who EN,cry* t h e sample t h m g s M Mfe 8 cuddling • 4 5 0 6 2

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WHITE MALE. wfvle femals with smiikar

S I N G L E White m e M 36 6 3" ENJOY sports dinner* movies Seeks sin-gle w o m a n 2 2 - 3 5 . whrt* no de-pendant* m e d i u m build over 5 4 kgfrt tmoker - d r m k e r okay • 4 5 8 9 7

SINGLE Whits m a l e Don Johnson saeas a woman ? 6 4 . 2 1 5 lbs .ery young 8 a t t r a c t i v e looking lor t h a t Pretty W o m a n n a i e r m a r n e d have IKJ uanaiiuanii mil; M F F • S 5 9 9 9

S I N G L E WHITE MALE, 29 sltrac-tlve. 5 8 kkee m u s i c dimng ou t , t r a i f e k n g Look ing lor AMO* whr t*

L«P 8 m o r e 4 5 0 7 3

femala 2 4 - 3 4 reialionarsp I

S I N G L E WHITE MALE 25 q u i t * a t -t ract ive pasiionais honeat humor-ous lun loving, kind 8 ca r ing , seeks smrakar qualities M single IMIIMI for l ong term relationship • 4 5 9 3 4

S I N G L E wfule ma la , no dependants 3 9 5 ' 7 " professional , non-smoker , social dnriksr. seskmg educated l ady for d m m g ou t . comedy , e a -

•er time* Troy • 4 5 1 1 5

S I N G L E whrt* mala 21. 6 ' 2 185 educated consarvatrve Oean-cui sen** of ikcior aeeaing a nutatl 8 d r u g f r e e aingW whr t* femala. 2 0 -35, t o s h a r e vary physical 8 mumais relation**© • 4 5 1 0 0

S L E E P L E S S M C a n t o n - TMR. w « you m a r r y M * 7 Answer New Years Eve at rmdragfil • 4 5 8 5 9

S U C C E S S F U L professional ea r ly 5 0 s. 6 ' 3 t r im, enjoy o u t d o o r s , rne-atre. aoh rock antKMs 8 Ifea mar-k e t s t r ave l 8 exercise Seeks

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o u t kids Taa maoMi smgis wfute m a l e 3 3 s n | oys g y m w a t e r sports good t i m e s • 4 5 8 2 4

SENSITIVE MALE. I am honest, a t -tractive romantic with Mack haw blue aye* . 23 . 5 6. 155 lb* S e e k i n g w f n t a / o r i e n t a l female with race

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SHY WHITE m a w 56, 5 8 Ukaa c o u n t r y western aancmg bowkng . t r ave l teaks aam lady wnh aka M-iareata Able lo v a c a t i o n M Acupui-co Feb I 9 - M a r c h 5 • «S0TA

SINCERE Smgle wfute m a w . 2 5 look ing to m e M a m g w wfute femafe 2 1 - 3 0 She shou ld be easy g o i n g and have s good ssnse of h u m o r

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SINGLE Mack m a w 33. e n g i n e e r healthy n o n - s m o k e r , m a r r i

» » I G 4 E . good woking asaie m a l e . 28 . aeaka MM good l o o k i n g girl to apend tune with h o n e M I * m d s o m s psnws 8 COR •carta 8 w a t a k e care of t h e m • 4 5 1 9 2

SINGLE JEWISH MALE. 33 5" 10 Mua eyes. km. seeks Smgw WMfe

~ L humorous, aiho can

S W M 2 8 yrs old 5 fl 8 150 lbs P r o -fessional smpiofes. e n i o y s sports movies pnotographa. aee*.mg at-tractrve prolsaaanai IMIIM*. age 2 3 -

3 3 w a a n s w e r a l • 4 5 0 8 9

TAKE A CHANCE - wrufe divorced m a w 51 with var ied interests seeks s kind hearted l ady lor monoga -m o u s raiationeiup Wm a n s w e r a*

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TALL DARK 8 HANDSOME 3 5 y» o w white m a w seeks p e n t * wfute femala 2 2 - 3 5 lor fiwndfup lun l o n g term relations/up Honesty • rut • 4 5 1 1 0

34 yr* .aangw w f u t s m a w pnysacien new lo Ucruar Seeks smgw a femals. 2 0 - 3 5 sttrsctive educi professional, lor fiiendsfup. poismis long term retauonshap • 457 "

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WHITE M a w 4 6 pubusned poM sta M love w .'her b e a u t y wrthm seeks I s m a l s companion lor posrtrve rsla-tionshtp w f u l e lemals s e e k i n g m n a r s t r e n g t h 8 co r rve r sMion • 4 5 1 5 6

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HURRY HURRYL Lady R L h u g « you 8'. Ovsr 49 you c o u l d be my

I a r e a a m g w . wf i ae m a l e . « u n d e r 80 phyaicaMi M. be my m a n CA* • » 5 C 3 5

if you a r e t a* 2 8 - 3 3 c h a n g e a f n g to move lo the Baha-mas with ma pretty queensiiarl pro-portionate Mack a I W a r n IM w o m a n mum-

ARE YOU look ing tor m e ? I 'm 2 8 , fu»-fyjred wfu te , divorced m o t h e r oT"L Dancing m o v i e s Quwt rughts Saakmg old fasruonad non - s m o k i n g m s w 2 5 - 3 5 • 45O30

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ATTRACTIVE Mack femaW 40 arv-loys dancing raadaig. movies. ts»-mg Seeking ta« good looking b lack gentleman b e t w e e n 3 0 - 3 8 who a honeet 8 ameer* WI a laBi • 4 5 7 5 9

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Amateur boxing show

Ten amateur bouts, featuring open division boxers from the Detroit and Lansing areas, will begin at 8 p.m. Saturday, Jan . 29 at the

Livonia Boxing Club gym, located off Middlebelt just north Plymouth Road (back of the shopping center next to McDonald's).

Admission is $5 per person. All proceeds will go to the LBC. Refreshments are available.

Scheduled to appear for the LBC are brothers Randy and Jason Anderson, D.J. Niziol, Paul Jen-sen and Scott Mattson. Mattaon represented a U.S. team on a 10-day trip last August to New Zealand.

Tickets are available by calling the LBC at 525-1387.

Let's talk baseball

Detroit Tigers scouting director Joe Klein will be the featured speaker at the Winter Hot Stove Clinic, 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Thurs-

day, a t the-Eastern Michigan University's Huron Golf Course Clubhouse (Radisson on the Lake).

The cost is $20 at the door (includes pizza, pop, prizes and learning videos).

Other featured speakers include Brad Andress, Tigers strength and conditioning coach; Jeff Jones, Toledo Mud Hens pitching coach; and Bruce Fields, Tigers minor league hitt ing instruc-tor.

Enrollment is limited. To reserve a spot call 487-0095. • The Michigan Merchants, two-time defending champs Little Caesars Amateur Baseball League, are holding clinics for 10- to 14-yeartolds interest-ed in playing travel baseball.

For more information, call Ed Burke (10-year-olds) a t 281-2575; Cris Hansen (12-year-olds) at 427-1948; and A1 Fernandez (14-year-olds) at 287-4055.

College softball job adonna University is seeking an assist-ant coach for its women's softball pro-gram. Qualified applicants can call Ma-

donna athletic director Ray Summers at 591-5135. (Deadline Feb. 1).

Soccer meeting

Plymouth Salem girls (grades 9-12) interest-ed in playing varsity or junior varsity soccer should attend an organizational

meeting at 6 p.m. Feb. 11 in Room 2703 of the high school.

For information call coach Ken Johnson (397-0668).

Softball for men

Schoolcraft College's Continuing Education Services will offer an eight-week class in men's competitive softball, 10 a.m. to noon,

beginning Tuesday, Feb. 8. The cost is $25. For more information, call 462-4413.

Soccer tryouts

The Northville Sting will sponsor an under -15 boys premier league soccer team for the spring 1994 season.

For tryout dates and times, call coach Joe Retzbach (347-0064) by Sunday, Jan . 23.

Baseball card show

The first-ever Concordia College sports card show is slated for 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sun-day, Feb. 6. at the college, located at 4090

Geddes in Ann Arbor. Admission is $1, with children under 12 free.

Autograph guests are Bill Stafford, a former New York Yankee (1960-68), and Ron Rightnowar, a star a t Eastern Michigan University.

Dealers can reserve a table ($25, which includes lunch) by calling Jay Buelow at 996-4607 or Chan-delle at 995-7344. The show is limited to 60 deal-ers. Table reeervstions must be paid by Feb. 4.

Proceeds benefit the Concordia College baseball team.

Soccer sign-up •gi strati on for tha Canton Soccer Club's spring season is under way, and will con-tinue through Feb. 1 at the Canton Parks

and Recreation office. Boys and girls between the agss of 5 and 18 are

eligible. All new players must bring copies of their birth certificetee and Social Security numbers when they register, with a check payable to the Canton Soccer Club.

The registration foee: for players born from Aug. 1,1966, through April 2,1909, $25, for plavers born Aug. 1,1964, through July 31,1966, $30; for players born prior to Aug. 1,1984, $36. Players bore prior to Aug. 1,1964, who did not register for the foil 1993 season must pay an additional $16 uniform foe.

For more Information, call Wateon Zdrodoerski at 469-0927.

Seth's 3s secure Salem victory There was no reason to expect

much of a challenge. After all, the two teams were at op-

posite ends of the basketball spec-trum. Going into Friday's game, Livo-nia Stevenson had just one win to its credit; Plymouth Salem had only one loss.

Plus, the game was at Salem. What could go wrong?

Don't ask. Yes, the Rocks won, 79-60 — but it wasn't easy.

"It was a battle to the end," said Salem coach Bob Brodie, whose team improved to 8-1 overall and to 3-0 in the Western Lakes Activities Associ-ation. Stevenson is 1-6 overall, 1-2 in theWLAA.

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the third quarter," Brodie said of the stubborn Spartans.

The much-needed spark t h a t pushed Salem over the h u m p came from somewhat unexpected sources. Sure, James Head did his share of damage — he scored 17 points and grabbed 14 rebounds.

But the outcome was Btill anything but assured late in the third quarter when Sanjeev Seth and Jeff Lamb found the range from outside. Seth hit a pair of three-pointers and Lamb netted another, allowing the Rocks to pull away from a 40-33 half t ime lead

to a 65-50 advantage entering the fi-nal period.

Seth, a senior guard, had a career night: He scored 24 points, including six threes. Adam Hamnions also reached double figures in scoring for Salem, with 12.

Stevenson got 14 points apiece from Steve Jacobs and Brett Ferris. Chris Chichilla added 13.

• WTER-CTTY 77, PCA 60: It wasn't difficult to f ind the difference separating Allen Park Inter-City Baptist and Plymouth Christian Academy Friday in Allen Park.

It was Lance Cosby. Baptist put the pressure on PCA

from the start, outacoring the Eagles

24-12 in the opening quarter. Cosby pumped in eight of Baptist 's pointa.

The spread was still a dozen at the half (36-24), but Cosby changed that in the third quarter. He scored 15 of his team's 24 points — sinking three three-pointers — as Baptist pulled away to a 60-32 lead. Cosby finished with a game-high 23 points.

Eric Dumbeck chipped in with 15 and Eld Horn had 13 for Baptist (now 7-2). PCA was led by Aaron Jones with 16 points (and six rebounds) and Dan House with 10 (and seven boards). Ryan Thomason contributed 11 rebounds and six assists.

The loss evened the Eagles' record at 5-5.

Nojaughing matter Canton holds off Harrison's final-quarter rally

Perhaps Plymouth Canton thought the game was over, that there was no fight left in Farmington Harrison Friday night. In any case, it took some clutch free throws by Ted Docks in the final 30 seconds to secure a victory for Canton.

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For two quarters at least, this game was a joke — and all the laughs be-longed to Plymouth Canton.

But the tone turned serious in the stretch run. And as the clock ticked, ever so slowly for the Chiefs, the hu-mor melted. Suddenly, it wasn't fun-ny anymore.

It was a ball game. Fortunately for Canton, time ran

out on a furious Farmington Harrison rally that fell a point short. The Chiefs' 61-60 victory Friday at Harri-son lifted them over .500 for the first time this season — they are 5-4 over-all, 2-1 in the Western Lakes Activi-ties Association.

The Hawks slipped to 4-5 overall, 0-3 in the WLAA.

"Tha t was quite a finish, eh?" said a relieved Canton coach Dave VanWagoner. "Well, well take the win on the road."

And run with it — which is exactly what put the Chiefs in command in the first half. After a lackluster first quarter by both teams (Harrison led 12-8), Canton came alive in the sec-ond. VanWagoner put his troops into a full-court press, and the Hawks came unglued.

"We're a slow team," admitted Harrison coach Mike Teachman. "Quickness bothers us."

It showed in that quarter. Canton scored 13-straight points and, after a Harrison basket by Kevin Bambenek, the Chiefs ran off nine more. By the time halftime mercifully arrived for the Hawks, they had been outscored 29-6.

And it might have been worse. They committed seven turnovers in the quarter, and Canton was horrible at the free throw line, making just 5-of-14.

Harrison started the second half with a 7-2 run, but the Chiefs still

had a comfortable 49-30 lead when the fourth quarter rolled around. They increased their advantage to 20 with a Matt Paupore free throw in the first minute of the final period.

That ' s when the fun began. In a 3lA minute span, Harrison pu t together a 17-2 run that trimmed Canton 's lead to 52-47. Calvin Prui t t and both Bambenek brothers, Kevin and Charles, each had five points in the comeback, with Char les ' three-pointer with 3:32 left making it a five-point game.

It remained agonizingly tight the rest of the way, but Harrison never did catch up. Rick Smith 's free throw with 45 seconds left pulled the Hawks to within 58-55; he missed the sec-ond, but Aaron Weiss rebounded and Kevin Bambenek pumped u p a po-tential game-tying three. It missed, and Harrison was forced to foul.

Ted Docks went to the line with 30 seconds left and made l-of-2. Smith answered with a layup seven seconds later, and the Hawks again fouled

* Docks. This time he hit both with nine seconds to go, making it a four-point game.

Ball game, right? Well, not quite. A long-range Kevin Bambenek triple pulled the Hawks to within a point with a second left. But they never re-gained possession.

Paupore was the only Chief to reach double figures in scoring with 18. Docks had nine and Ron Hunter netted eight. Docks also had five as-sists.

Harrison got 15 pointa and 18 re-bounds from Pruitt. Kevin Bambenek scored 14 and Charles Bambenek fin-ished with 12.

"Yeah, it was a great comeback," Harrison's Teachman said. "There 's a real positive feeling in our locker room right now. We proved we can play against quickness."

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Mr. Clutch: Canton's Ted Docks, dribbling past Harrison's Kevin Bambenek, made the shots when needed Friday. Docks hit 3-of-4 free throws in the final 30 seconds to secure the win.

Certainly the Hawks made a be-liever out of VanWagoner. His team's second-quarter surge pleased him, but the rest did not: "Tha t ' s as good a quarter defensively as we've had," he said. "Bqt as good as that quarter was, the second half was as bad de-

fensively. "I think the kids thought they had

it won. In the fourth quarter they completely foil apart. Thank good ness we made our free throws at the end."

No kidding.

Slone's best boosts Crusaders to triumph B Y C . J . R I S A K STAFF WRITER

It was a night of firsts Wednesday for Madonna University's men's baa-ketball team: B The Fighting Crusaders held two-consecutive opponents to under 100 pointa; a They found an inaide game to com- ' plement their defense; B They actually had a lead at half-time.

All were first-time-this-season ac-complishments for Madonna. Oh yea — there waa something alee.

The Crusaders won a home game, beating Concordia Collets 102-97.

Attitude, according to ooach Bill Sharpe, waa aa big a factor aa any-thing in Madonna's win. "They came out and made it known they ware going to win," he said.

"ntay really tried te work ths game play. A lot of them just decided their ' man waan't going to score oo them." »

It showed, in the Aret half ia par-ticular whan the Crusaders pueeiod in frent 61-62. Unlike earlier efforte thia season, when they seemed to live or die (the latter ruled by a wide mar-gin) by thf three-point shot, they've

cut beck on perimeter shots and tried to work for better one in cloeer.

Against Concordia, Madonna at-tempted just 21 threes (making sev-en). The Cardinals were 9-of-21 on treys.

What turned the tide waa the play of the Crusaders' big man, 6-foot-7 Brandon Slone and 6-8 8 a m Kuehn. Both freehmen recorded career-highs in eooring, Slone pouring in 28 pointa and Kuehn 13 Kuehn aleo nabbed a collegiate-best 11 rebounde; Slone had nine.

Dan Dombrow netted 12 pointa and Doug Soper had 11. Sopsr, t ha eopho-more point guard, aleo had 11 aeeiets and five boards. Concordia pot 26 pointa from Brent Pontillo and 28 from Joe Pec bote.

There waa another first for t h s

cordis was down by 12. With lees than a minute left, the game was tied. But Slone knocked down a pair of free throws and Madonna's defonee held. Soper iced the victory with 13 seconds to go, making 3-of-4 free throws after a foul and technical foul were called against the Carda.

"Two weeks ago, Concordia would have beat ua," said Sharpe, whoee team ended a 10-game loeing streak with the win. Madonna b now 2-19. T h e y just made u p their mind Con-cordia w a a n t going to beat them. I think the freehmen are coming to-

Cruseders: They got a load It. The previous Saturday, they had rallied to tie University of Michigan-Dearborn midway through the

to 1st op and loaa by 17. time, they withetood tha.

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Concordia was hardly top-notch competition. The Carda are now 1-16. Their errant free throw ahooting waa their undoing: 12-of-27 (44 percent) to Madonna's 29 of-43 (87 percent).

a MADomA 7$, cowooapu iac it's been an uphill struggle for ths Lady Crusedera, but they finally reached (he bssah-eron point with TWeday ' s win at Concordia.

That waa the flaod news. Ham's ths bad: 9tarti i f point gi Bannon Injured her right I two minutee left in the firet halt

The extent of the injury was un-known. "Wel l have to wait for the swelling to go down," said Madonna coech Bill Potter.

The injury oocured when Bannon came to a j u m p stop as she went in fore layup.

"I feel it will hurt us without her leadership," said Potter. "But I also foal we have quality people that can taka bar spot — If she gets back.

"It's always bad whan you loaa your No. 1 guard."

Make that No. 1 player. Bannon, a junior, la a transfer from Central Michigan University, where she waa a starter. She leads ths Cruaaders in scoring, assists and steals She had scored six pointa before being hurt.

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They hardly Concordia (6-13 ever all). Jill Burt (21 pointa) and Stephanie Cvelley (20 points, nine rebounds) picked up the scoring slack quite well; Ms f a n Mar latt (seven aeeiets) and Tracy Piybyl-ski (six assists), who took over for Bannon, dietributed the bail.

Vlkki Koenig contributed aa wall, with 13 pointa and sight boards. The

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CC's Holowicki gets his 6 0 0 t h

B Y S T E V E K O W A L S K I STAFF WAIROT

They threw a victory party Friday night at Redford Catho-lic Central, complete with a cake for legendary coach Ber-nie Holowicki.

All would agree there's noth-ing stale about the cake or the coach.

Holowicki, who works as hard today as he did in 1953, when his coaching career start-ed at Detroit St. Hedwig, earned career win 600 with a 78-43 victory over visiting Harper Woods Notre Dame.

Holowicki, 600-213 overall, is the third high school basket-ball coach in Michigan to reach 600, joining a club tha t in-cludes retired coaches Lofton Greene of River Rouge (739 wins) and Paul Cook of Lans-ing Eastern (635).

CC is 5-3 overall, 3-1 in the Catholic League Central Divi-sion.

"To have my sons and friends in here and CC to give me the party, that ' s real nice," Holowicki, 62, said. "I never expected this. I just thought the game's over, tha t ' s it. Life goes on, we have Warren DE-LaSalle and tha t 6-foot-9 kid (Jim Miller) on Tuesday."

As for the cake, it was baked Monday night by the mother of CC s e n i o r g u a r d A n d y Kummer in anticipation of Holowicki winning No. 600 on Tuesday against New Boston Huron. That game was post-poned due to the cold weather, but the cake stayed fresh sit-ting in the Rummers ' garage the next three days.

All that was missing on Sen-iors Night was 600 candlesr

"Coach Holowicki is a great guy and I love to be a part of this," Kummer said. "He's kind of like a dad to us. He'll cuss you out on the court and tell you what he thinks but then he's your best friend after the game."

The milestone came against ND coach Mike Maltese, who played for Holowicki at Warren DeLaSalle before graduating in 1971. Holowicki took over the

next season at CC. M a l t e s e s a i d he gave

Holowicki a congratulatory card before the game. With ND'B leading scorer and re-bounder, 6-7 sophomore Tim Mott, out with bronchitis, Maltese figured the card would be open after the game.

The Irish fell to 2-6 overall, 0-4 in the Central Division.

"Those guys (CC's players) were hungry to get him it," Maltese said. "I think of coach Holowicki as someone special. If somebody had to be it, I'm glad he got 600 against me."

CC ended the first quarter with nine straight points for a 13-4 lead. The Shamrocks started the second quarter with an 11-2 run to go ahead 24-6 en route to a 40-16 halft ime lead.

Three CC players scored in double figures, led by 6-foot junior guard Mike Ridley with 17 points on six-of-10 shooting, including two th ree -po in t shots. Kummer made all five of his field-goal a t tempts and fin-ished with 13 points and soph-omore guard Jus t in Hoener added 11 points.

Joe Daly, a 6-7 senior center, scored alt eight of h is points in the first half, and he had a team-high six rebounds before Holowicki emptied his bench in the second half. The Sham-rocks enjoyed a 34-27 rebound-ing advantage with Hoener and Ridley adding five each.

Seldom-used sophomore for-ward Richard Turk had six points off the bench and re-serve jun io r forward Jon

ZKandes p u t the f inishing touches on the win with a three-pointer at the buzzer.

"I like the way the second group played; they were very unselfish and played great de-fense," Holowicki said.

There was concern after the game, however, for senior guard Andy Slankster, who injured his hip and elbow in a fall to the floor.

ND shot only 33 percent from the field (15-46). The Irish, who trailed 58-22 after three quarters, were led by sen-ior guard Anthony Vitale.

S c h o o l c r a f t r e c o r d s i t s 1 s t c o n f e r e n c e w i n i . Q £ mr,A ST ia 1-7.

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The end of another streak for Schoolcraft College's men's bas-ketball team.

Last Monday, the Ocelots end-ed a seven-game losing streak by beating Adrian College's junior varsity. On Wednesday, they won their first Eastern Conference game of the season, toppling Alpena 85-69 at SC.

All seven losses in their slide had been against conference foes. SC is now 1-7 in the league, 7-11 overall.

Coach Dave Bogataj attributed the win to team play — which be-came imperative when Steve Whitlow, the team's only return-ing starter from last season and its second-leading Bcorer, was sidelined with an illness prior to the game.

To make matters worse, Todd McNeil, the conference's leading scorer (25.7 point* per game) and fourth-leading re bounder (9.1). got into foul trouble quickly. McNeil was whistled for three fouls in the first five minutes of the game a n d played just 20 min-utes altogether, totaling 11 points and eight rebounds.

At tha t point, Bogataj said, " I t was up to them. They had to do it — and they did."

Indeed. Biggest among the con-tributors was Dan Perttula, a 5-11 guard from Redford Thurston. Perttula didn't join the team un-til December, when it became evi-dent several players would be lost due to academic problems. He made his addition noteworthy, pouring in 33 points against Alpe-

Included in that total were sev-en three-pointers; 24 of his points and six of his threes came in the second half. "He jus t got open and buried it," said Bogatsj. "He got in a real nice rhythym."

Mark Cady added 12 points and Lamonte Fondren had nine and seven rebounds. Alpena (6-12 overall, 2-6 in the conference) got 16 points from Herman Jenkins, 15 from both Craig Covington and Dan Smith, and 10 from Scott Ni-cholson.

Tha t game ended the first half of the conference's round-robin season, and no front-runner has emerged. Highland Park, Delta and Macomb are all 6-2; Henry Ford is 5-3, Mott is 4-4, Oakland CC and St. Clair are 3-5, Alpena

it 2-6 and SC is 1-7.

• SC 54. ALPENA 51: After a dismal Start to the t r conference season, the Lady Ocelots have turned things around.

They collected their third win in four games Wednesday by defeating Alpena at SC. The Lady Ocelots, 7-6 overall, are now 3-4 in the conference after losing their first three.

The victory did not come easily. Alpens led 22-20 at the half. An-gie Ceme helped SC bounce back by scoring 21 points, including three three-pointers. Tricia Ka-zyaka, Alisa Lechter and Shelly Sockow added six points apiece.

Alpena got 27 points from Heidi Haskins and 12 from Renae Gates.

Top grid recruits are narrowing down their choices ^ . . « F n l l f i f V l f l l t l

B Y S T E V E K O W A L S K I STAFF W H I T E S

Redford Catholic Central line-man Brett Magyar committed to Wayne State University after turning down a full scholarship offer to Central Michigan Univer-sity.

The 6-foot-3, 240-pound Ma-gyar joins Plymouth Salem line-man Steve Hurst in committing to WSU.

WSU's scholarship pays only for tuition and books.

Had Magyar accepted CMU's offer, he would have been the third CC player this year to com-mit to a Division I program. In December, lineman Doug Brzez-inski committed to Boston Col-lege and lineman Nick Kallas committed to Iowa.

Magyar was unavailable Friday but his father, Alex Magyar, com-mented

"We're happy with the decision he made," the elder Magyar said. "Both schools offered a lot. Brett had to make a decision based on the facts he had and that 's what he did."

High school seniors can sign national letters of intent Wednes-day, Feb. 2.

Observerland's top kickers, North Farmington's Scot Lord and CC's Adam Borchert, remain uncommitted.

Lord, a punter and tight end who scored a 33 on his ACT, has been appointed to WeBt Point but is still considering Miami (Ohio), Oklahoma and Arizona.

Lord would play both positions

if he attends West Point but would only punt at Miami (Ohio), Oklahoma or Arizona. Because of scholarship reductions and reluc-tance to give punters scholarships at Division I schools, Lord might not know his fate with the latter three schools until the first week of February.

"I think I'm Division I materi-al, but if push comes to shove, I could always go Division II," Lord said. "Division I schools have only so many scholarships and they don't want to waste any on punters , but. punting is an im-portant part of the game."

Borchert, who scored 35 out of a possible 36 on the ACT and has a 4.9 grade point average taking honors classes at CC, will decide between Ivy League schools Har-vard, Yale and Pennsylvania.

Borchert attempted only three field goals because most of CC's drives ended in touchdowns and made two, with a long of 43. More than half of Borchert's kickoffs reached the end zone.

CC tailback Freddie Taylor has considered Grand Valley and Hillsdale and also visited North-wood. Linebacker-safety Joe Pon-gracz visited Northwood and cornerback Dave Morelli has drawn interest from Hillsdale and Northwood.

Livonia Stevenson wide receiv-er Brad Morgan will probably end up at North Carolina State or Vir-ginia Tech, where he would s tudy environmental engineering and possibly walk-on as a football player.

Westland John Glenn tight end Mike Bint has visited Grand Val-ley, Ferris State and CMU.

Glenn linebacker Jeromey Cos-by is leaning toward Ferris State,

lineman Jason Fuller visited WSU, and Grand Valley and de-fensive back Matt Howton has visited Ferris State and Grand Valley.

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t o o k p l a c e a t F r i e n d l y S t e r l i n g L a n e s in S t e r l i n g H e i g h t s . I t w a s o n e of t h e c o l d -e s t d a y s of t h e w i n t e r . T h e r e were s e v e r -al b o w l e r s w h o c o u l d n ' t m a k e i t , d u e e i -t h e r t o t h e i r o w n p o o r h e a l t h or a " s i c k " car .

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Coawtry Lanes (FenMn«ton MBa): Si. P a i l Men — Bruce Wright 256/802: Brian Sher-man. 245; Km. Remert. 244/596; Deve Arm-strong. 238/594; D o n * * PoSceia. 235.

Las Vegas Mixed — Mark ADeie. 229/581; Tom Suocafc. 213/547; Cyndl KayOen. 245 / 656; Jam GratMnskl. 211 /551.

Wednesday Kmtfrts — * m Moms, 278/665; Tom Ray. 247/706: Gary Smauder. 245/660; WHM Smith, 245: Gortjy Grimes. 244

Loon Lake — BoC Papier. 235/605; Lee Seen. 226/597

Wednesday Nile Ladies — Sue Km. 212 / 559, Peggy DeVos. 205

Spares and Strikes — Xjarw- Kammsio. 209. Oaryie CxxchW. 199

Country Kegtors — Wart Unnch. 257; Dave KaHzwslu. 246/673; Don Schwann, 246/644; John Eldred, 245; Larry Kaplan, 244

_ Tuesday Moed Tno — Greg Band* . 276/ 700: Tom l teener. 265: Roberta BoMdaM, 235/621; Tlria Schaeters, 225/545; Roee Vtch-*rm*r . 219/589

Advanced Youth [seniors) — Del She*. 200. Helen Evans. 192.

mter-Lodgs Sunday 9.30 — Mart Severstem 277/710: Hal Lubin 227/863; RK* WaKJmen. 224/575: J a » Cole 221.

Greenfield Moed — DetXM VanMeter. 299/ 748; Sandy Weed. 242/617; Phi S»nye. 246/ 708; Chuck O'Rourke. 269/717; CareMne Mar chewitz. 200-200/586.

B'Nai B'dth Brotherhood/Eddie iaccbeon — Barry Fishmen. 276-236-232 /744 ; LyIS Schee#er, 245-237/70O; Dennis Eder. 258/ 661; Dermis Horw«z. 222/646; Steve Wein-berg. 244 /602

High School League — Jason Johnson. 258/ 651; Timothy Dean. 225/608; Jeff Grasaer. 214; Jaeon Holoweclu. 207

Youth Owners) — Brandon Teddy, 202/520. CoSeen Lapham. 176.

Youth (preps) — Doug Gtnotti. 173; Nathan-iel MKhetac. 154; Dawn Shavely, 187.

Sal Aire I anas (FanMngtea): Senior House Tr» — Ted Kress. 237/632. Vem Flowers. 627; Paul Jenseh, 615; Glenn Uhtow. 612; B* Dyer. 241.

Our Lady t * Sorrows — Larry Taylor. 257 / 607; BoC Cenkner, 256/641; Pat Cenkner. 235/645; Mike Desnoyer, 245/619. Ken Boui-ware. 227-224/631

On WUom — Rem Fume. 278.

Tuesday Junior House — Rfck Bm#ey. 289/ 802: Steve UngartiK. 270/715: Greg CoM*. 257/725.

Anearai Big Boy Clasili: — Dave * lemming. 300. Tom Leonard. 300/783; Greg Lewis. 300/ 789. c m s StotK). 299.

Monday SASf Youth Doubles — Jeff Mendo-za. 277/782; E/fc Coiar. 258/717.

W a m Laaee ( U n l i l - Early Beds — Carol Lane. 224; Janet Churm. 225.

Gay 90s (seniors) — am Thtemond. 246/ 867. Uvorw Strikers - r y Hole. 214-214-277/705. Kings * Queens — Bart) Sherry. 237. C C- f 4 S — Mfce Rempert Jr.. 299 Rosedaie Gardens — Lynn Weoc. 253. Wednesday Men's Trto — Deve S semen. 266/ 716: Jim Engstrom. 280/738.

Clsi'srleass (Lh ia la) : AS-Star BoMerettes — Ateta Sa. 279/743; Chartyr* Gatteai. 259/ 736; Karen Hagan. 258/757; Sandy Fuerst. 268/711.

Thueday Scratch Tno — Ock Beetue. 278-269/772; Ed Church. 280; Ray Jaszcz, 258-267/719; Denny Montgomery, 259/709, AJ Stroud. 264/677

Telcom Men s League — Ricftard Freeland. 262/716.

Oak Lanes (Westland) Oak Lanes CiassK — Jason Adamowicr. 289/725; Bob Varga. 267/ 652; Mike Rooek. 257/726; Frank Ashcraft.

MBS* Ford 259/653; Mfce LaMnMWW. 256.

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233/667; RK* H e m 2 7 8 ^ 6 5 : Glenn fcsd-tom. 247/889; tmn Springs 231; BB Pa*. 256 -

Tuesday Senior Travelers — Larry Murpfiy. 278-224-246/748.

wednesdey Pacesetters — An#e Reiner, 219, Sherry SaMMch. 213; Sharon Bermngsr. 206; Kethy Schute. 203; Joan Sahara. 216.

Dean Saranaa. Sunday K l n ^ * ^ jeene —

268: Jeff S*es. 267/684; Matthew Hausch. 259/704; Jim Eatflng. 228 / 599; Dorothy Sayyae. 230/580.

: west Side Lutheran — John Heldt, 673; Terry DrunkenmlWer. 654; Tim Col-Ins. 635; Tom Roy. 632; Terry Krohn. 626.

Lai Larry BermeO. 264/701: Mark Penrtngton. 279/696. Man. Soiptack. 278/687; Randy Hagg. 266/695; Dave Beiantme. 265/658; Chuc* Moms. 265 /647

l a t e r Bewf (Canton): Super Tuesday — Roger Cowes. 289-288; Gary Owens. 300. John Burkhart. 298 Super Bowlers — Steve De-Maree. 300.

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Oak. Chnstian at Ply Christian, 7 p.m ClarencevtMe at Luth Westland. 7 p.m. Woodhaven at Garden City. 7 p.m. Taylor Center at Red Thurston. 7 p.m. Redford Union at Wyandotte. 7 p.m. Wayne Memorial at Monroe. 7 p.m. Liv Churchill at N, Famwigion, 7 p.m. Uv Franklin at Pty Salem. 7:30 p.m. Farm Hamson at Uv Stevenson. 7:30 p m Sty Canton * t westiarw Glenn. 7-30 o m W L Western at Farmington. 7 30 p.m. Bro Rice at Bishop Borgess, 7:30 p.m. DeLaSalle at Redford CC, 7 30 p.m. Ml. Carmel at St. Agatha. 7 30 p.m.

Huron Valley at B H Roeper. 8 p.m Theredey. Jen. 27

Ply Salem at Farmmgton. 7 p.m. WskJ Glenn at Uv Stevenson. 7 30 p.m.

FrMey. Jan. 28 Lutheran West at Oarenceviite. 7 p.m Lutn Westland at Luth N west. 7 p.m. Red Thurston at Trenton High. 7 p.m Garden Oty at Wayne Memorial, 7 30 p.m. Farm. Hamson at Uv Churchill. 7.30 p.m. Uv. Franklin at f*y Canton, 7 30 p m. N. Farmmgton at W L. Central, 7 30 p.m. Bishop Borgessat Redford CC, 7 30 p.m. St Agatha at Card Mooney. 7 30 p.m.

Huron Valley »*. S'fleid Chnstian— at Marshall Jr. High, 7 30 p.m. Ply. Chnstian vs Warren Bethesda at Stevenson Jr High. 7 30 p.m,

Saturday. Jan. 29 Alumni Game at Redforo Union. 7 p.m

MTTP MOCKCY Wednesday. Jan. 2«

Uv. Frankkr vs. B.H. Andover. Uv Stevenson vs. Redford CC at Livonia s Edgar Arena. 6 & 8 p.m.

Tharedey. Jan. 27 Uv Churchll vs. B.H. Andover at Det SkatmgClub 7 p.m.

FrMey, Jan. 28 Uv. Church* vs. Uv. Franwm at L/vonia"s Fagar Arena. 6 p.m.

Setarday. Jan. 29 Uv Stevenson at Birmingham. 7 p.m. Redford CC vs. Trenton High at Redford ice Arena, 8 p.m.

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SetarSay. Jan. 2S Spnng Artxx at Madonna. 7 30 p.m. Oakland CC at Macomb CC. 7 30 p.m. Highlend Pk. at Schoolcraft, 8 p.m.

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Madonna at Aquinas Coaege. 7 30 p.m SalarSay. Jan. 29

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BEVERLY HILLS 3 bedroom brick ranch * 'finisHed basement end 2 car attached ga-rage $139,900

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BRICK Bungalow - 3 Bedroom*, 1 Oath, appliance*. hardwood floor*, fireplace. garage Air Move m con-dition, updated $124 900 5*0-42*1 OUARTON LAKE ESTATES JEWEL New *eer * arrival Unique, unpretentious classic 4 oedroom home Shown by appointment only $500,000 Mo broker* 540-0198

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W BLOOMFIELD Lone Pine/Orc-hard Lake area WeH maintained. 3500 »Q ft open Itoor plan 4 bed-rooms plus sitting room ot master While formica ttildwi. 'Irst floor laundry Year round Florida room ml whirlpool Spacious family room, plus finished rec room w'*euna. wet bar & bath Beautiful lot mi stream Bloomfield HWs Schools Extras throughout $325,000 Call owner for detsMs. 626-4 137

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BV OWNER Bull in 19«9, 3 bed-room*. 2 Ml bsths, country krtcften, 1st floor leundry Aakinfl $89,900 Call after 6pm 476-SOM BY OWNER - 9 8 Halstead MeedowfuN Estates * Bedroom, 2'i oath Tudor Many extras A up-grades $229 900 <78-9*71

GREAT RANCH FARMINGTON MILLS - Beautiful ranch with open floor plan, 20x35 great room, Isrge deck I much more $179,500 (OELMW1N)

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NEW LISTING FARMINGTON HILLS - Dramatic 4 bedroom coon.el on cul-de-sac and commons Lsrgs island kllctien with 2 way fireplace library, walkout basement, formal dmmg and side entry garage $289 900 CALL SUC or DONNA 462-1811

COLDWELL BANKER Schweitzer Real Estate

MODERN LIVING $144,900 Contemporary 1989 built 3 bed-room 2'* baths wrth 22*4 square feet of Irving space Central sir skyBgnts and 2 t car garage

421-5660

ALMOST NEW $323 900 1993 butft 3000 tquars foot colonial 3 car garage marble toyer snd fire-piece central rec whirlpool tub snd so much more1 Call Today* 421-5660

The Prudential W o l f e R e a l t y

independently Owned end C&erated

3 0 4 F a r m i n g t o n

F a r m i n g t o n H i l l a

BUILDER HAS HOMES In Novi A FsnrWngton Hills 2400-2600 sq ft. available priced from $236 900 $ up

Pwase call A J Vanoyen Bulkier* 486-2930 229-2085 BUILT IN 1992 All neutral decor 4 bedrooms. 2"4 bath* HOrary fami-ly room with vaulted ceding Decking and sprinkler system ere in place Only $215,000 WA-24RID PLEASE CALL DOROTHY JEFFRES

626-4000 MAX BROOCK. INC

COUNTRY RIDGE SUB - beautiful 4 bedroom on huge cul de sac lot. 2't bath*. Offers walk-out basement new inground pool with decking se-curity system, jecuzzi tub. hardwood floors, library french doors, ca-thedral celling, large kitchen with extrs cupboard space 8 butft ins. BuHt 1991 $282,900 661-6356 PEMBROOKE CROSSING HOMES

South Lyon sres 1740-2650 sq ft, svaitable priced from $166,400 & up

Please cal A J Vanoyen Builders 466-2930 or 229-2065

ROLLING OAKS SUB 4 bedroom* & library on wooded lot. over 3,000 sq.ft Elementary school m sub Family room with fireplace $239,900 661-C357

VERY DESIRABLE SUB m Farmington HWs Gorgeous Colo-nial. 4 bedrooms, 2't Battia. great room wfireplace living room, large kflchen fun basement, central air. bay window*, lormai dining. 1st floor laundry. *piwkler 4 alarm sys-tems, 2 car - garage, large deck New Hillside Elementary $259,900 (G28635). Cal Pat RusneK tor privet* showing. 363-1200 or pager, 709-2327

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BRIGHTON TWP- Elegant 2 story country estste on 10 roamg acre* Center hen w'wmdmg stawcaee 20x30 ft master suite, library 3 fire-places, many more amenities $289,500 For details 229-8386

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SENSATIONAL SOUTHFIELD - 2,000 sq ft Of ty & elegance open floor plan, re-modeied kitchen snd perk-t>ng $112,000 (OCL71COR)

462-1811 COLDWELL BANKER Schweitzer Real Es ta te

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CLEAN, neutrsl 3 Bedroom I'.t bath colonial, quiet end-of-road location convenient to xways shopping park*, many extra* New Hudson $129,900, torappt 437-777* MILFORD TWP Completely remod-eled custom home, oak trim, spe sunroom wet bar fireplace i ground pool pole barn private roed $265,000 810-665-7992

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AUBURN HILLS - Open Sun $59,900 2792 James 3 bedroom ranch. I300*q fl 60.120 lot, lots ot update*, cal 689-0999 ROCHESTER - Almost newt Owner transferred. 3400*qfl brick & cedar 2 story * bedroom, 2'1 oaths 3 car garage, luxury master suits 8 much more! $299 000 Licensed realtor

652-6693

ROCHESTER HILLS Executive home * bedroom. 3 i Bath finished walkout B a semen i 3 plus car garage 652 -6402

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A CREAM PUFF 3 bedroom bnck ranch softly deco-rated and super dean Gorgeous kitchen with oak cabinets, new counters and ceramic floor, largs rooms throughout and finished besement toot $86,900 Pieeee cal,

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ROCHESTER HILLS - A Beauty Gorgeous 2-slory foyer, 4 bedroom 2'i bath Features Family room, li-brary, wet bar. finished bsaement mmt. must set Asking $244 ,900 Shirley or Sam. Fortune Properties

766-0889 or 626-8000

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FERNOALE-4 bedroom, completely redecorated new kitchen 8 bath $495'rrvo lot* mortgage payment •/new mortgage 544-7052

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FARMINGTON HILLS Brand new home m greet neighbor-hood stll time to pick color*/op-tion* i Features maintenance free Itermo windows 12x22 sttached gar age open floor plan 3 bed-rooms master has its own bath, room to expand m h* Basement $102,500

THE MICHIGAN GROUP REALTORS INC 591-9200

WAT6RFORO nsw 3 bedroom 2 bath. Elizabeth lake pii.aegss Ml basement. attscBed garage $86 900 674-1100 or «1-7#74 WATERFORO Prt $63 900 Charming cape cod.

Moors, large lot 3621 OakaMre (at CaasLakeRdt 88UJ966

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LIVOMA CHARMER TMS4 bedroom 2 Ml bath rancx has lots to oftar such a* nrnem window* carpet. ptumCMng. roof. 1st floor bad and so mucfc moral FMsfied

CASTLE GARDENS Greet *rsa lor tn>* bnck rsnch that offer* complete^ new kitchen, up-deted furnace and central sir. swim due end school located within the sub snd much more Cell now $116,900

CENTURY 21 ROW

464-7111 DREAM HOME $206,900 Your dreem coma true. Northwest Livonia Laurel Park South 1985 Built tudor colonial * bedrooms 2'i baths, 1st floor laundry, light oek kitchen cabinet* and flooring fin-ished besemem snd centrsi air

421-5660'

The Prudential W o l f e R e a l t y

Independently Owned and Ofoersted

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Y O U W A N T ! Freshly listed Western Livonia brick ranch Features include 3 bed-rooms. IV* remodeled baths tsmify room w/fireplece. 2 car attached ga-rage 8 wood floor* throughout Offered al$ 119.900 Cal

TIM HAGGERTY

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BY OWNER, very deen. 3-4 bed-room. 2 bath, remodeled large kitchen, extrs largs lamely room ml natural Nraplece. Ivmg a dining rooms, deck, ak conditioning, sprin-kler system, becks to park Lot* ol extra* $121,900 459-1797 CANTON- Plymoulh/Csnton Scfiools 3 bedroom V* bath. Brick ranch Open house, Sun 12-5

2253 349-2 eves 'wknds 416-9489

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CHARMING 3 Bedroom. I s story on quiet, treed street in Plymouth' Perfect starter finished Besement 8 garage Move in condition $105,000 will fit most Budgets Call Sam DiB bis Coldwell Banker 416-1213 DEPTH OF CHARACTER wrth the time honored styling of this Cape Cod classic' 4 Bedrooms. 2 full Baths all new krtchen, main floor den and laundry 2 car attached ga-rage Log burning fireplace In fami-ry-sued uwng room Move m condi-tion Unexpected pleasures - in-quire* Value price st $155,000 Sarr Dibble Coldwell Banker 416-1213

R e m e r i c a lOMETOWN REALTORS

420-3400 REMEMBER REMERICA

EXCELLENT AREA - Face brick, 3 bedroom ranch, new driveway fur-

Kitchen appliances $92 000 313-422-0426

GREAT HOME Is this beautiful 3 Bedroom brick rsnch thai teetures family room with fireplace finished basement 2 car detacned garage located m Livonia Meadows and so much more $99,900 Don't pass this one up

CENTURY 21 ROW

464-7111

G R E A T L O C A T I O N Backing up to open field owned By Twp function* as bufier House was updated m 1983 including oak cabi-net* In kitchen 2-wey fireplace on rai*ed hearth Betweon family room & living room $1*8.900 Call

BILL ARMBRUSTER

R e m e r i c a

HOMETOWN REALTORS

459-6222 REMEMBER REMERICA

SUBDIVISION BREAKAWAY Abso-lutely po*tcard perfeci. I lis full r* stored fsrmstyie colonial is |ust 4 miles W«1 oI Plymouth on 2 acres 3 bedroom* snd full bath up. main floor master bedroom with full bath, huge modern kitchen main floor study and laundry space Basement even a tuH 3 car garsge' Beautifully restored snd meticulously main-tained throughout! A I rue show piece1 Just $255 000 Ask for Sam Dibble Coldwe* Bsnker 416-1213

IF YOU'VE ALWAYS $119,900 wanted Coventry Garden* ranch wllh *{>ec>ou* room sues, doutrte lot. new wrap around deck and all the important improvement* alreedy done! 462-1660

The Prudential W o l f e R e a l t y

independently Owned and C&erated

3 1 5 N o r t h v i l l e - N o v i

MYSTIC FOREST Novi Road. Detween 9 8 10 Mile

New res*3enti«! homes ranging from $2*0 000-$2f t0 .000

A J Vanoyen Builders, inc 229-2085 or 466-2930

JUST LISTED Attractive 3 bedroom brick ranch near Wonderland Shopping Center Features include 2 car garsge Basement, new furnace 10 »993 newer windows and large room sue* $88 500 CENTURY 21 TOOAY 538-2000

"WON'T LAST'' TMe tatoiSoue 4 bedroom ranc* on M M M 2/3 acre Feeturee newer HIMSi. unique floor plan mhota ol oHerm and so much morel Pertect

$164*00

Today Century 21 if J 462 1 omca

$7, 86 »• 90 • 1 82 8*1

BMCK BARGAIN ••4 800

T h e P r u d e n t i a l

W o l f e R e a l t y • w i — t O - e a n e o e i i a i i i

JUST LISTED Great 3 bedroom 1'» Bath wtth si tached garage has new carpel throughout lower level has specious funny room with doorwaii leading to patio that overlooks woods, extra deep lot. furnace, hoi water hester snd windows in 1966 roof shingles 10 years ok3, 1 year home warranty $114,900

ASK FOR WANDA SCHAFER

CENTURY 21 ROW

464-7111

3 1 6 W e e t l a n d

G a r d e n C i t y - W a y n e

COZY 2 Bedroom home, great lor first time Buyers or retirees needing space around them 1 car garage shed new drive, new porch, huge 175 X 135 lot m detureable area in Garden City $60 000 Owner agent Leave message 326-1144

CUL-DE-SAC SETTING1

Charmng railch Backing up woods Features remodeled kitchen & bath Beautifully finished base-ment with lav plus a 2 car garage Hurry this one won 1 last $89 ,900

R E A L E S T A T E O N E

2 6 1 - 0 7 0 0

ENJOY ROOM TO ROAM .n this gorgeously remodeled cape cod 3 bedrooms 2 Balhs finished Base-ment 2's car oversued garage 8 double lol Close to schools $84 900 722-0525

LIVONIA - BY OWNER 3 bedroom. 2 full oath, bnck ranch finished Basement 2't car garage, marry more extras $98 500 261-6547 NEW CONSTRUCTION $135 900 1724 sq fl 3 bedroom bock ranch. 2 full Bath* family room/fireplace attached 2 car garage, air ful base-ment, Tri-West 563-0400 522-1534

NORTHWEST LIVONIA 3 Bedroom on one acre with newer kitchen a baths Plenty ol room wtth 2.000 sq ft $114,900 STEVE or GENEVIEVE PATTERSON 462-1811

COLDWELL BANKER Schweitzer Real Estate

ONE LOOK $169 500 is all you'U need to see the obvious quality and comfort that exists in this 4 bedroom 2't bath home wtth all new carpetmg and pami almost 2200 square feet and a prime N W Livonia location This original owner has taken great care of ihis home and priced if to sea> 462-1660

The Prudential W o l f e R e a l t y

independently Owned and (derated SERENE a VALUEO AREA

Country Irving n tha speciou* ranch on wooded private 1 acre lot Over 1700 KJ ft Ml flnrtfied baaement has kitchen 8 wet bar. attached overaued garage $169,600

HAS WINTER GOT YOU DOWN'' Summer arti be here soon a you'll be able to *n|oy the large inground pool on tha oversized lot m the heart oI Livonia Inarde this home Does!a over 2000 sq ft for the grow-ing family's need* $164 900

MOT NEW LISTING! Livonia home on corner lot Neiwer rool • shed Woodtounung stove m living room, and a greet open floor plan $54 900

R E A L E S T A T E O N E

2 6 1 - 0 7 0 0

S P A C I O U S Y A R D Bio-NM privacy 3 bedroom ranch Eaey commute gracious Hying room, large famly room, hardwood

country kHc*en. home • age Centra* ak

tng fan*, •ae^ care W

WI tree* ismerdung

BOO Cel.. Doug or Judy Courtney

R e m e r i c a HOMETOWN REALTORS

420-3400 RC ME MAC R REMERICA

*VY OO THROUGH TW€ $14*800 w»atl*m— ol buadmg new whan you can buy tha* t«*l buM oolonMI * « *• me exir* * mdudmg «de en-trance garage let *oor leundry

462 1*60

The Prudential W o l f e

H I Canton aCAUTVU. Cape Cod 1*00 *q ft M l . 4 bedroom 2 be* fcepaeos deck attached aaraee n e w break mtntoma $|T*000 M7-**$1

•V OWNe* 1 bedroom 1V» ke* MUCH* a oar faraa* floor In entry t Mehan. tor. oenarM $104 800

M7-1JO*

3 1 7 R e d f o r d

BRA NO NEW 1100 SQ FT RANCH 3 bedroom* Vinyl aiding/window* Wei insulated Porch.'dec* Down-town Redford $64,900 537-0331

BRICK RANCH, 3 bedroom* comer lot *lr. new roof, pegged oak floor finished Basemen 1 with we1 Bar Built in '966 $119,900 532-5510

F A N T A S T I C 3 bedroom tXK* rar»ch finished baeemer.t neww insulated win-dow* immediaie occupancy '>ewe* carpeting & roof ovewad 2 3/4 car ^^e^e^ targe kitchen «ntti doorwaM -

Century 21 C A S T E L L I 5 2 5 - 7 9 0 0

1990- 91- 92-'93 CENTURION AWARD WINNING OFFICE

MOVE-IN READY WESTLAN0 - Three bedroom 2 bath tnJevel F*mlly room natural fireplace newer kitchen and imme-diate occupancy! Home warranty provided $62 500 (OEL45SEL1

462 1611 COLDWELL BANKER

Schweitzer Real Es ta te WESTLAND A* Brick. 4 Bedroom* 2 Baths, finished basement. 1'4 cat garage *» conditioning Neat 8 deen Extra* $66 900 595-6*65 WESTLAND A MUST SEE' Brick rsnch, 1990 greet neighbor hood, 3 Bedroom. r-» bath great room w'cathedrs/ ceiling wood burning stove sir baaement deck profeenorLaHy landscaped *prin«ler system 2 car atlacned garage $96 500 595-8969 313-437-0097

WESTLANO (N >-Spactou» tri-ievel * possible 5 bedroom w'aiteched garage 2 Bath* air fireplace new root/gut1er*/aluminum *M3mg,'ga-'*ge door Carpet 8 window treat-ments thruout Maintenance free $97 565 422-3246 BROKERS O K

WESTLANO 2067 LINVtLLE

$ 3 7 0 0 d o w n $&34'MO

Brand new 3 bedroom Ml Brick ranch 1'4 Bath* Ml Baaement FHA/VA term*. Roee Fleelty

326-6300 WESTLANO 3 Bedroom* fire-place. new roof windows central air, kitchen 8 Beth Smal country eub $91 900 326-0931 WESTLANO - 3 bedroom updated 1'* bath ranch Beeutrtm land •cape 2 car garage Appeancee m-

~ 1900 522 8674

WESTLAND 3 bedroom fenced yard garage, $650 513-7541

WESTLANO 33496 MELTON Brand new 3 bedroom

brick ranch, full baaement 5 5XARM AVAILABLE Earn part ol your down

payment a doemg coat, by pemtmg 8 t«ng $3400 DOWN

$428 PER MONTH GOOOMAN BUILDER

$18-2043

D E C K E D O U T Best starter around low, low taxes m th s 3 Bedroom home Speoous rooms, updated windows kltciher and Bath, plus dining room and basement Better hurry' Just $54 900 C e n t u r y 2 1 - D y n a m i c

7 2 8 - 8 0 0 0

HURRY ON THIS ONE! Neut-sil, decor*ted three bedroom ranch with new carpeting, Ba*e-ment garage and many update* including - furnace rool. a hot water heater Hurry this one Is priced right $69 868

QUALITY THROUGHOUT Outstanding custom-buift. 1600 sq ft Ranch Huge profeesionslly finished basement with bar 8 lav Doorwaii to 18 x 26 deck and on * r«c* sue >ot One of a kind! $105 900

R E A L E S T A T E O N E

2 6 1 - 0 7 0 0

MOVE RIGHT IN To this mint condition 3 bedroom buck ranch has mpdaied windows 2 ful Baths central an full base-ment 2 car garage and so much more P'iced to sell at only $66 900

CENTURY 21 ROW

464-7111

321 Uv tnga tonCty . BE KING OF THE HILL

m this Mi maintained 3 Bedroom home m Hamburg Twp Untili -ads maw a only a short we* from 1 700 • acre* of Male land One o« a kind and pneed to aal at only $146,400 (C-6161

REMERICA LAKES REALTY 1-800-366-0613

COUNTRY CHALET! Your refuge from the city's hustle Soothing 3 bedroom A-frame in Hamburg Twp Open floor plan. Ml BaaamerU •* aooUancea extra large gar age 4 mora Eaey aceiai to

ways Just $124,900 (1-961) REMERICA LAKES REALTY

1-800-366-0613

3 2 6 C o n d o e

FARMINGTON-C D coming due? Get * better return m real aetata, condoe m tfie 30 * Cal Greg et Century 21 Row. 464-7111 FARMINGTON HILLS - condo/lowrv houae-1700 *q fl 3 Bedroom* Irwic room, family room. 2't bath* $114,000 489-4073

3 3 2 M o M t o H o m a a

F o r S a t o

NOVI DETACHED

RANCH CONDO Beeulifutty decorated 2 bedroom. 2 bath ranch wtth Mi walk-out. natural firepiece. security *y«tem a Becking to wood* $147,500 (OEL08EAG)

462-1811 COLDWELL BANKER

Schweitzer Real Estate SOUTHFIELD- Shlewasaee Village Condo i bedroom, kitchenette ap-phancee covered carport $24,500 Must sea 437-5185

4 CAM GARAGE $*9 900 1ST OFFERING In Livonia School* o> North Weellend 3 Bedroom* 7

I eetra large 421 48*0

A PLEASURE TO ME »ec< »•»

roe*, window* and lumaoa. 2H ear gar ege and moral 4*2 18*0

The Prudential W o l f e R e a l t y

I»imn»( O—tad and <*• l*d

117

AP eOWMATELY $6 000 Oown

S U P E R S H A R P 3 Bedioom ranch in S Redford new*t vinyl windows perliai hnished Base Tie-it. i'i balhs. iew«r kitchen floor quick occupancy - $60 900

Century 21 C A S T E L L I 5 2 5 - 7 9 0 0

1990- 91 92- 93 CENTURION AWARD WINNING OFFICE

VALUE PACKED $56 900 This South Redford Brick bungalow has Been updated to perfection with a remodeled kitchen with oa* cabi-nets huge master bedroom formal dming room and a beautiful neutral decc' 462 1660

FHA STARTER $57,900 Move in with minimum down" South Radford bnck 3 Bedroom Finished base-ne-it and 2 car garage

421-5660

OWNERS DELiGHT $75 000 Mint condition 3 bedroom brick rancr with a large kitchen and eat-ing a/en • Bath off master Bed-room new roof m 9 V beautifully fmisned Basement and a price that IS lure '0 make this one sell Quickly' Ocnim.ssif 462 1660

The Prudential W o l f e R e a l t y

iridwendenify Owned and Operated

TROY - Northfield HIM* condo 3 bedroom. 2'4 bath garage. Ilniahed Basement Near school* Nice tread lot By owner 641-7688 W BLOOMFIELD- Foxpolnle ranch end unit, backing nature trail 2 bed-room 3 Ml bath, flrashed lower level $178,900 661-1538

3 2 7 N e w H o m e

B u i l d e r a

NEW CONSTRUCTION E X C L U S I V E L Y

CAN YOU REALLY AFFORD TO WAIT

with interest rates a lumber price* climbing our wondarMly affordable quality bum ranches may soon be out Of reach' Now writing contract* for tummer move-m. Mi areas

Howsrd Stanley Custom Homes CALL NANCY MEININGER

851 9950 348-9960 610-2567 WHITE LAKE TOWNSHIP

New home Owner translerrad Nev-er occupied Builder must sel 3-2% walk oul basemen!. 2100sqfl . $189 900 No realtors Can bunder By appointment only 620-0648

3 2 8 D u p t a x e e

T o w n h o u a

VETERANS 0 DOWN South Redlord. Beautifully remod-eled i bedroom colonial, dining room large country lo1 attached garage i more Only $64,900

W O L V E R I N E

P R O P E R T I E S

5 3 8 - 1 1 1 0

320 Homee W a y n e C o u n t y

JUSf:. REDUCED' $59 900 FIRST T I M E BUYERS can have rl all fn th.s charming bungalow with a huge k tchen. great looking family room newer living room carpeting and a location in Wayne that can't oeBeai 462 1660

The Prudential W o l f e R e a l t y

irvdei/enoeniiy Owned and Obersled

AVON HILLS low Income co-op. 2 oedroom townhome. air condition-ing partial rimahed basement deck w'f«ncad-«n backyard, many extra*. $12 000 or best offer 666-3327

3 3 0 A p a r t m e n t a

S a l e

F o r

TAX CRE0ITS on new suburban apt* 2-11* units IRS pays 85% of purchase price Fantastic return tor corps or individuals 313-696-9665

3 3 2 M o b i l e H o m e e

F o r S a l e

COMMERCE MEADOWS

MANUFACTURED HOME COMMUNITY

Tha New American Lifestyle

One ol the Ansel manufactured home oommurntias m the State oI Michigan Special lecture* include.

- Luxurious Clubhouse - Healed 0—mming Pool - Huron VMay School* - Picnic Areas - Playground Are* -CaMe TV Available - ComrrvyrSrty Activities - Rtaulas From 12 Oaks Mai 8 Proud Laka Recreation are*

JAN. LOT RENT SPECIALS

ON NEW MODELS THRU QUALITY HOMES

3,'YR LEASE $99 1ST YR

$199 2ND YR $299 3RD YR

Sale* Office 313-664-6796

Comnxmrty Office 313-684-2767

We have new 8 pre-owned home* tor *aM (No k m is more than 4 r yr* old). To inquire about a new or pre-owned home cat Danrm Esgsn at Quality Homes - Located in the Club House 4'n mile* N of 1-96 on WlxomRd 313-664-6796

SPECIAL PROMOTION $99 SECURITY DEPOSIT

Save up to $444 Ends soon - Cal now'

OON'T RENT BE AN INVESTOR

IN YOUR NEW HOME FARMINGTON HILLS

$345 per montti • l includes house payment a lot rent) LITTLE VALLEY HOMES 474-6600

• lWTdbwh7I«r fhontti* *t $ 160 8 80 APR

Novt/Farmington Area

H I G H L A N D H I L L S

E S T A T E S Located on Seeley Rd

N of Gr«v3 River 't may Between Haggerty a Meedowbrook

N E W M O D E L S ! 24 • 56 MoCxM Home, lap 8 *hingie 3 largs Bedroom* 2 ful Beth* whirlpool tub, GE appliances skylight*, and morel $39 900

16 * 70 Mobile Home, Lap 8 *hlngle 2 Bedroom* 2 Ml Bath* GE spoil •nces. skylights 8 mor* $29 900

Both homee have $29*'mo lot rent 3 year lease plus 6 mo* free rarft Free central air tor any home pur chased in January 199* BANK OWNED 1* • 65 Mobile Home, 2 Bedroom* 1 bath newly decorated $11 900 $299<mo iot rent, 3 yr lease * 3 mos free 'enf

We slso have a few excellent pre-owned home*

Q U A L I T Y H O M E S Call Joanne

474-0320 OR 474-0333

336 Southern Property Florida. HutcMnaon Word Stuart 2 ' bedroom. 2 bmIf* oondo fumahed f

ocreaned betcorty One Modi to ' ha^wisii im nd waterway

313-822-8349 ' $135,000 FLORIDA LEASE TO OWN

Your 1994 14*52 moO*a home m WHdwood. Fla For more informa-tion cal coaacl 1-904-748-0794

HAS THE WEATHER I GOT YOU DOWN?

CH Date Buseey and lei me tal you ' about properties a.e«*ta* m sunny N Pslm Beach. Jupiter or Singer ' ••land Beginning at $125,000 and • available now Cal 1-800-238-8746 '

TRIO PROPERTIES, INC HUTCHINSON ISLAND/Stuart FL

Oceanlront luxury 2 bedroom. ? Bath condo, perfect condition, tuky furnisher! $ 130.000 Day* 540-00 10 Eves 738-8707 NEVARRE FLORlOA BY OWNER

Best waterview lot m NW Florida Deep privsts. face* Sent* Rosa Sound $52 000 904-939-0529

3 3 9 L o t s e n d A c r e a g e

F o r S a l e

BIOOMFIELO TWP school* 75x180 ft end street $34,900 Kreusmann R E

BloomNekt dear:

391-4427 NORTHFIELD TOWNSHIP

16 Acres. One 10 Acre WEBSTER TWP Two 2V. Acres

SALEM TWP 5 Acres; 7 Acres w barn RoOing tarrsin. per can L«id Contract Term* 437-117* NOVI 3/4 acre walk out lot on *pnng ted pond lacing natural wooded area Northville achoo** $74,000 431-7*99

3 4 2 L a k e f r o n t P r o p e r t y ;

L A K E S H E R W O O D Waterfront home alt sport* laka ir Millard Wooded cui-de-MC lot with 147 on w«ler to mm* to 1-96, 15 mins to Twwlve Oak* Mai, 2 mMis 1o new eiementery 8 middle achools 3600 *q ft , * bedroom 2 master* 3'* tiath, huge kitchen 8 great loom plus family room Ton* oI Storage 3's car garage $394,000 by appt 66*-1093

LIVE IN SHANGRI-LA jusi ksted 2 ipos*ible 31 bedroom ranch on beautiM Shangri-La l»** In Hamburg Twp Almost 100 1 o' fronlagw large kitchen, fnmily room den, **»tra large garsge 8 more Un bekevab'* priced fit only $1*9 *00 (S-4471

RF ME RICA LAKES REALTY 1 800-366 0613

REDUCED PRICE' TORCH LAKE LOT Beautifully wooded sand, beach $120 000 (190-154)

CAI L STATE WlOf 616-499 2166

BY OWNER - In Canton 1978 Patri-ot. 14x72. 2 bedroom, large kitchen, ceramic a martws bath sxoaaent condition $9,500 494-0659

C A S H P A I D FOR USED MOBILE HOMES Also. Mobile Home Storage

NORTH HOMES 586-2277

LIVONIA On a cul-de-sac this lovWy custom Built lanch has an impressive ana scaped courtyard includes Pel-is window*, large kitchan-breaktast noo* french door* newer deck overlooking ps'k-like Backyard, home warranty $205 900

Move right into this ' 700 *q fl home Saauxes hardwood floor*, 3 spacious bedrooms librsry cozy patio sres central sir 8 a whole lot more tor only $104,900

Gres* family home In the heart of Lwor-ia Many updates to compli-ment thi* 4 Bedroom colonial w/fln-ished Basement $129,900

WESTLANO Outstanding 3 Bedroom Bnck rsnch w'quamy rsmodsimg thru oul Arched Bnck fireplace in huge family room 8 sxceptionel kitchen formal dinirvj *r* jusi a tew ot the wonder-ful 'eature* Very private yard $69 900

REDFORD Sharp 3 oedroom w'Bssement. Redford Unron schools neutral thru-out W,completely remodeled Bath targe treed 8 fenced yard, space lo park 3 vehicle* $44 900

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

KENSINGTON PLACE M08ILE HOME COMMUNITY

WELCOMES YOU

To stop in and see our avertable home srtes, sn|oy Beautiful setting overlooking Kent Lafcs

• Spaciou* ciuohou** • Heated pool • Playground • l sundry faculty - Free RV storage

we are conveniently located ec/oes from Kensington Metro Par* a 8 minutes from Twelve Osks Mai

CALL TOOAY (810)437-1703 for currant lot rant a mors ipsclsM AftordabM pre-owned homes avert-able starting si $8000 Smgis 8 doubls wide* Low down peyment 8 doaing coats For infor-mation call Corvee Mfculan at QUALITY HOMES • (810)437-2039

NOVI MEADOWS

MOBILE HOME COMMUNITY The New American LUeetyie

We have new snd pre-owned homes for sais Home ownership lor lee* coel than most apartment*

• Country Living • BeautiM Clubhouse • Fhey Arsea • RV Storage • Heeted Pool • Proleeaional Management • Home* Priced From $12,500

349-6966

To inqirtre about n»» or pre owned homee cal John V«n Wmgarden at duality Homes - 313-344 <988 Lo-cated m community dubhouee 1 mile S 01 Grand River off l i f e r Rd

• $349 PER MONTH Includes lot 8 house payment on th«e 1983 menufactured home in Plymouth Greet schools Appli-ances never lived In condition cho«ce of 2 $9 ,990 LITTLE VALLEY HOMES 454-4660 • 10% down. 84 month* a $150 9 5 APR lot rant $ 199 for 12 month*

ATTENTION SINGLES OR COUPLES

PERFECT HOME - CORNER LOT IN PLYMOUTH HILLS

MANY EXTRAS - LIKE SHED COMPLETE WITH ELECTRC

CALL LESLIE 454-4660 LITTLE VALLEY HOMES

PLYMOUTH - 19*7. 2 bedroom*, ail appliances, insulated skirting, dsck 8 largs storsge shed Ike new con-dition Asking $11,200 451-7306

STERLING HEIGHTS Marietta 2 bedroom*, ipaoous central air. art spprtsncee $7 500 negotiable 293-6981

VICTORIAN 1988 - MINT Condition' Deluxe model. 14x70ft senior park 2 bedrooms, country kuchen appliances 461-0423

3 3 3 N o r t h e r n P r o p e r t y

F o r S a l e

NEW BOYNE CITY CON DOS $44.900 8 UP

Ski Buffs Buy your own new 2 bed-room spacious condo 6 miss from Boyne Mountain Overlook* Lake Charlevoix for your summer Ml For detellsca*. CHARLES BALOGH Eve 646-6102

CRANBROOK REALTORS INC 644-2400

3 3 4 O u t 0 1 T o w n

P r o p e r t y F o r S a l e

BEAUTIFULLY WOODED 10 acr* parcels M-46 8 Wirskne Fid Tuscola County $14 900 land con-tract $90G down 417-642-9017

3 3 5 T i m e S h a r e

F o r S a t e

MARCO ISLAND BaauttM Oeacn front 2 bedroom, 2 bath at ths Surf Club with Mi amenities Wssk 1 (Mar 12, 199*1 1-* 13-4*4-467

Work Buy it Sal it Fmd it

Cal Today 491-0900 644-1070

3 4 8 C e m e t e r y L o t *

GLEN EDEN MEMORIAL PARK Garden of Fiest Section 302

1 grav"-- $400 nacti or best oiler C « evwr.ing* 810-674-8475 NOVI

Oakland Hl*s Memorial Gardens Gari1«ri ot Hesurrectlori

Section C (. I r>t o ? 12 B 8 Lot B2I2LI

UM1S 1 thru 4 8 plots $76C each

Write i Simpson 3736 Hlkss Lane Louisville KY 40220 Or call

(502> 473-7760

OAf.VIEW Royal Oak (6) - Asking $740 each If all C save $300 Kit OLIVET 1 ai $500, Section 14

Call 884-9311 PARKVIEW MEMORIAL

'iaiden of Prayer Secti-m 10 Lots 1 8 2 $1,000

483-2174 TWO HERITAGE Memorial casket inserts Fnr more info can Marian or leave me<*.sge at 464-2304

WOOOLAWN Garden ol Hope 6 grlives $3400 Evenings 474-2346

3 5 8 M o r t g a g e e A

L a n d C o n t r a c t s

FRANPl IN MORTGAGE CO INC Goor- C"dll Wuised credit

bankruptcy, cal John Spence 647-9680 eve* 513-406C

INVESTOR purchase* Isnd con tracts 8 mortgages beat cash pne «s 8 quick closing* 843-9689 VALLEY FORGE MORTGAGE. INC C onven t ions!- FHA - V A -Mortgsges

Good credit-BAD CREDIT Csl Chuck Avi* 810-442-9420

Eve* Wknds 313-449-3706

3 6 2 R e a l E s t a t e W a n t e d

CASH NOW

Any Condition Foradosurs O K

Call JERRY BORREGARD 1-800-521-4921

CENTURY 21 CHALET

CASH TODAY OR

GUAFIANTEED SALE Also if In Foreclosure Or Need Of Reps*

Century 21 C A S T E L L I 5 2 5 - 7 9 0 0

1990 91 92 CENTURION AWARD WINNING OFFICE

PRIVATE INVESTOR Purchaees houeaa tor cash or l*rmt

Any condmon or situation 340-8444

PRIVATE INVESTOR buying foi cash homes that need wort lo be used tor rental purpose* Cal Sa wan st Mayfaa Realty 422-8000 PROFESSIONAL COUPLE wtahee » lease * 3 bedroom home m South' fletd with option lo buy Cs* Jan

887-772*

REDFORD

9954 RIVERDALE Super sharp & clean 3 bedroom brick ranch newer flooring in kitchen and Path newer c a r p e t i n g t h r o u g h o u t Basement. garage south Redford at its Pest1 $59 900

REDFORD

19397 OAYLORD - What a find' One showing i* aN rt win take picture-perfect 3 bedroom* country kitchen newer plumbing, window* electric t carpeting Large yard. 3 car attached garag* with wrap-around drtv* Only $56 000

DEARBORN HTS.

6123 KIM MORE Updated 3 b e d r o o m r a n c h , fami ly room Aruehed baaement 7 car garage $92 900

DEARBORN

5100 MORGtR Immaculate brick home with many up-dated features, fireplace custom blinds and more Jusi $82 900

SOUTHFIELD

REDFORD • LIVONIA VAN BUREN

12136 ROCKLAND 3 bed rooms, formal dining room. VI baths attached 2 car garage large lot special fl nancing available $59,900

32236 LYNOON brick ranch scenic park neutral decor finished bas*m*nt and doorwaii with deck Great price tee 700

26147 SHIAWASSEE -$6 950 total moves you in to this fabulous 3 bedroom bnck ranch. lota*y updated Family room, dmmg area attached garage 2v» baths •ton* walkway*, deck, rural setting a mor*. 30 year S%

122 5 7

Sharp 41T20 SAVAOt upper-tower una* I n c l u d e roo t , p l u m b i n g carpat. hardwood floor* and 2 car

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400 Apts. For Rent 400 Apts. For Rent

362 Reel Estste Wanted ABSOLUTE TOP CASH

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WOLVERINE PROPERTIES

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362 Reel Estste Wanted ABSOLUTE TOP CASH

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WOLVERINE PROPERTIES

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BIRMINGHAM SOUTH ADAMS SQUARE

1 8 3 room off ice *urte* available immediately R i t e * S t i r l i n g i t 112 75/sq ft Rant include* ew con-ditioning. neai 8 tarvtonal service, telephone anawermg 8 aecretsnal service svaaable 848-5*00

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BIRMINGHAM SOUTH ADAMS SQUARE

1 8 3 room off ice *urte* available immediately R i t e * S t i r l i n g i t 112 75/sq ft Rant include* ew con-ditioning. neai 8 tarvtonal service, telephone anawermg 8 aecretsnal service svaaable 848-5*00

366 0fc.-6us. Spece Sale/Lease

FARMINGTON HILLS - DELUXE Office Space Avaaabie Sales agen-cy wishes to share up to 2000 sq ft Could Include lurntture. phone*, free storage area, plus shared secretari-al pool, conference room. Kitchen etc ' Terms flexible As* for James Sherman (8101855-0000

AFTOROASLE PRIVATE OFFICES IN BIRMINGHAM

1050 Webstsr • Office condominium concept • Executrve confersncs room • snared mtchen • Receptionist • Secretarial aervice K I M M • Tsispnons answering • Utilities included • 1 2 or 3 room suite* • > » l rebuUt-tparti l ing nam • Prime location

C a l 313- S40-0450

FARMINGTON HILLS - DELUXE Office Space Avaaabie Sales agen-cy wishes to share up to 2000 sq ft Could Include lurntture. phone*, free storage area, plus shared secretari-al pool, conference room. Kitchen etc ' Terms flexible As* for James Sherman (8101855-0000

AFTOROASLE PRIVATE OFFICES IN BIRMINGHAM

1050 Webstsr • Office condominium concept • Executrve confersncs room • snared mtchen • Receptionist • Secretarial aervice K I M M • Tsispnons answering • Utilities included • 1 2 or 3 room suite* • > » l rebuUt-tparti l ing nam • Prime location

C a l 313- S40-0450

FURNISHED OFFICES available to sublet with m e n t a health [notes aonel* Msple 8 Tslegrsph area

845-9218

AFTOROASLE PRIVATE OFFICES IN BIRMINGHAM

1050 Webstsr • Office condominium concept • Executrve confersncs room • snared mtchen • Receptionist • Secretarial aervice K I M M • Tsispnons answering • Utilities included • 1 2 or 3 room suite* • > » l rebuUt-tparti l ing nam • Prime location

C a l 313- S40-0450 LIVONIA -1-98 LOCATION 1200 SO FT DELUXE OFFICES

Storage area available 425-4500 Announcing

Executive off ice* from 150 S q ft with complete secret aria! tervices Sfvon term lease Prime locations m Novi. Canton Ann Arbor Star ing Heiants and Grand Opening Detroit Reri Center

C s l Internal ions! Buamaea Centers - 344-9500

LIVONIA -1-98 LOCATION 1200 SO FT DELUXE OFFICES

Storage area available 425-4500 Announcing

Executive off ice* from 150 S q ft with complete secret aria! tervices Sfvon term lease Prime locations m Novi. Canton Ann Arbor Star ing Heiants and Grand Opening Detroit Reri Center

C s l Internal ions! Buamaea Centers - 344-9500

LIVONIA OFFICES st 5 Mile 8 Farmington. 5 8 Middle-beit 7 8 Middlemen Severn 1 room otttcee f rom 1150

ALSO 3 4 8 8 room suite*

CALL KEN HALE: DAYS: 525-2412 EVES: 261-1211

ATTORNEY desires lo M r i oftica M>aoe m newfy redecorated lew of-fices in Troy Offering window office 8 second off ice with secretarial area, reception area, conference room 8 storage area. 810-843-8530

LIVONIA OFFICES st 5 Mile 8 Farmington. 5 8 Middle-beit 7 8 Middlemen Severn 1 room otttcee f rom 1150

ALSO 3 4 8 8 room suite*

CALL KEN HALE: DAYS: 525-2412 EVES: 261-1211

ATTORNEY desires lo M r i oftica M>aoe m newfy redecorated lew of-fices in Troy Offering window office 8 second off ice with secretarial area, reception area, conference room 8 storage area. 810-843-8530

LIVONIA)'Plymouth area Privsts smgM office with window Month to month lees* utaniea 8 janitorial in-cluded Servioea available 484-2980

A UNIOUE LIMITED OPPORTUNITY LEASE A

BUSINESS PRESENCE m the heert of Be-mmgriem/Bloonv-field Efleetrvefy wor t Here, at home or out -Of - town-or -count ry , snd memtam yo«* Busmss* Pr seance •• t f im our home office *ufle Four opt ion* ere svaHable snared or prt-•sts windowed office, deal or cub»-cie spece m common area comer-snce or lew librsry uaa only person-al te lephone recept ion and/or maamg addrssa Ws also Offer au la signage rights phone equipment, secretenal service of process snd delivery service, copier, las. snd un-limited free perking By appointment only pieeee c a l Pan OeTa

(8101540-19*8

LIVONIA _ Schoolcraft & Mlddlebett

NOW LEASING 1200 to 4800 Sq.Ft.

Prime one story off ice complex, private *n t rance* ample e e l I t par t ing, meeting/ conlerence and exeroee room*

313-421-0770

A UNIOUE LIMITED OPPORTUNITY LEASE A

BUSINESS PRESENCE m the heert of Be-mmgriem/Bloonv-field Efleetrvefy wor t Here, at home or out -Of - town-or -count ry , snd memtam yo«* Busmss* Pr seance •• t f im our home office *ufle Four opt ion* ere svaHable snared or prt-•sts windowed office, deal or cub»-cie spece m common area comer-snce or lew librsry uaa only person-al te lephone recept ion and/or maamg addrssa Ws also Offer au la signage rights phone equipment, secretenal service of process snd delivery service, copier, las. snd un-limited free perking By appointment only pieeee c a l Pan OeTa

(8101540-19*8

LIVONLA - 5 Mae 8 Farmington 3 room *une. with window* A I ma t t e * 8370/ fnonth C a l 422-2321

A UNIOUE LIMITED OPPORTUNITY LEASE A

BUSINESS PRESENCE m the heert of Be-mmgriem/Bloonv-field Efleetrvefy wor t Here, at home or out -Of - town-or -count ry , snd memtam yo«* Busmss* Pr seance •• t f im our home office *ufle Four opt ion* ere svaHable snared or prt-•sts windowed office, deal or cub»-cie spece m common area comer-snce or lew librsry uaa only person-al te lephone recept ion and/or maamg addrssa Ws also Offer au la signage rights phone equipment, secretenal service of process snd delivery service, copier, las. snd un-limited free perking By appointment only pieeee c a l Pan OeTa

(8101540-19*8

LOOKING FOR AN Imeetor/ueer tor 1.140 aq It apece m preengiou* Ouakarlown MedKal Condominium si Farmmgton H IM Rent or rant 8 mveet In a co-pert neramp a a prime medKal suite or oould be genera o f *ca apece mqunes Garnet John-aon 8 Aaaooa*aa Day* 862-3282 Evening* Garnet 888-8218

BINGHAM FARMS 12 5 » 12 . window. I b ra r , Mtcften, recaption fas copiet M 5 0 Mo 1 month free 847-1711

LOOKING FOR AN Imeetor/ueer tor 1.140 aq It apece m preengiou* Ouakarlown MedKal Condominium si Farmmgton H IM Rent or rant 8 mveet In a co-pert neramp a a prime medKal suite or oould be genera o f *ca apece mqunes Garnet John-aon 8 Aaaooa*aa Day* 862-3282 Evening* Garnet 888-8218 BLOOMFIELD'BIRMINGHAM are*

OiAal office pe r t *1 Mepie>'master has 200- i«OOeqfi lor leeee at low rsies C a l c m d y KnoReood Office P » » . 737-9100

LOOKING FOR AN Imeetor/ueer tor 1.140 aq It apece m preengiou* Ouakarlown MedKal Condominium si Farmmgton H IM Rent or rant 8 mveet In a co-pert neramp a a prime medKal suite or oould be genera o f *ca apece mqunes Garnet John-aon 8 Aaaooa*aa Day* 862-3282 Evening* Garnet 888-8218 BLOOMFIELD'BIRMINGHAM are*

OiAal office pe r t *1 Mepie>'master has 200- i«OOeqfi lor leeee at low rsies C a l c m d y KnoReood Office P » » . 737-9100

PLYMOUTH /DOWNTOWN 1 * u « * 8*0 *q ft

^f tane* lurnianed ancaaani par t ing 455-7373

DOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM Office suits lor leaee

Historic buadmg, 275 sq ft (385 par Cat Lon 458-1153

PRIVATE OFFICE m executive aulle Approx imatefy 10x14 Including telephone anawermg' receptionist and oommon arsss 540-8322

warehouse lor lease 1 or 2 room surtee on 1 Mae Rd neai Fsrmmg-ton includes secratana 8 isiapfi nns snewermg service 4 78-2442

1800 sqft Ptenfy o l p e r t m g Free-stendmg buadmg at Beech Oaly 4 Schoolcraft em T-* * (Jeflreysl for-merly dental ot*ca Eve* 844-20*7

FARMINGTON HILLS 9 1 or 2 offices si preen-a ious b u i l d i n g M idd iebe i i 8 S o w e s t e r n Hwy TsMpnone sys-

SMALL OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE

Fu* service b u M n g Ptymoutti Roed et M a I' lwan Cea 422-13*0

BUSHMAN 8 CCRMTO •32-3337

SOUTHFIELD NW Comer o l Ever m e n 8 IS M l * 0 0 sq ft. af oMce

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lOCAL OFFICE 8 RCTAIL SPACE f r o m 1*8 sq It lo 1500 sq ft starting Irom 1175 including i * W a FVW snd second Boor* evaaatae Ford Rd 8 MiddMfta* HCY PRORlRTtES 472 -2480

lOCAL OFFICE 8 RCTAIL SPACE f r o m 1*8 sq It lo 1500 sq ft starting Irom 1175 including i * W a FVW snd second Boor* evaaatae Ford Rd 8 MiddMfta* HCY PRORlRTtES 472 -2480

m o v - PRMC oMoe space Appraa w e i a i t too s«.ft i l a m i i " « • daas o c o a a i R i Lone L a f t a ^ d o -sdge area C a t 8* 1 - * 0 0 . eat 281

366 Otc.-Bus. Space Sate/Leaae

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LIVONLA PAVILION Call Syd 478-4832 INOfVIOUAL PRIVATE off ice* in snared sxacutrve suns Also PRIVATE SUITES up to 10,000 s<J f l

Starting at $200 'mo On-sn* Management t Restaurant

broker* Protected ROCHESTER - 800 *q ft G w i e r a recaption area 8 2 large private of-fices $ lavatory Tsrm* & leass negotiable 641 -1333

SUBLET SPACE - In-town BiriTMog-ham Victorian houae auite Copier

parking

W BLOOMFIELD - Office svs labM Msrcf i 1 Law library 8 racapt ionat Phone snswsrmg I secretary sval-sbis $474/mo with month to month lease Ca l 841 -8320 or 8S4-8222

F R E E APARTMENT LOCATOR

Over 120.000 Apts on Color Video Open 7 Oays'4 Evenings AH Prices 8 Locstion* Save Time $ Money Paid by Apartment Owner*

NOVI Across from 12 Oaks I

SOUTHFIELD 29288 Northwestern M

CANTON 42711 Ford Rd

TROY 3728 Rochester Rd

CLINTON TWP 36870 Gsrfleld ANN ARBOR 2877 Carpenter

PONTIAC 462 N 'elegraph

348-0540 i s l

354-8040

981-7200

680-9090

791-8444

677-3710

332-0182

APARTMENT S E A R C H

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AUBURN MILLS

$699 MOVES YOU IN on ssiscted umt*

1400 *Q n 2-3 bedroom town hou*e* complete «richer, wssher dryer blind* club hou*e. pool, ten-n o Near Chrysler Tech Center AvondsM school district Executive teases avslabis Rant from $940

842-7440 WESTBURY VILLAGE

Squirrel Rd between AuOurn.M-49 Managed by Ksftsn Entsrprisss mc

BELLEVILLE - 1 oedroom heat I waler included $440.'mo - sefcun

994-2432

BERK LEY-remodeled 2 bedroom carpel, refrigerstor wssher.'dryer new windows, basement No pets References $400'mo Jim, 488-7808

BIRMINGHAM DeevsbW 1 bedroom csrpeted bs i corty or pst io on N Eton wster In-cluded $424/mo 818-0794

BIRMINGHAM De iu i * i bedroom carport walk to shopping Heal in. eluded $444. mo Call Ann efter 6pm 64 7-8469

BIRMINGHAM LINCOLN HOUSE APTS

Located withm-waamg disianca to the YMCA 6 downtown shopping Our spaciou* 2 bedroom unrt* festurs walk-in closets air vertical bund* large storage arees 6 mors Sll m the sf fordsow 'Snt or $699

645-2999 BIRMINGHAM Lincoln "Woodwerd sres Cory studio Nice closet kitchenette private pstio bunds a* condit ioning parking $44&-$474 INCLUDES HEAT' No pets mini-mum 6 mo lease EMO

Ca l 642-8686

BIRMINGHAM

TIMBERLANE APARTMENTS

• AttractNa Unas Vert ical Bands • Oiahwasher

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Newll Exercise room...

444 Chester HEART OF DOWNTOWN

1 Bedroom from $590 2 Bedroom $720

268-7766 PM or Sat/Son:758-4450

BIRMINGHAM $300 SECURITY DEPOSIT SPECIAL f lewt , r s m o f l - s d 2 bedroom 1'e bath apt available E of Adams Rd near downtown Birmingham Rental

bands, new kitchen a appaancaa mi r rored doors 8 pfcish carpeting C a l M o n -Sat 644-1300

BLOOMFIELD MILLS - Sousre Lake 8 Opdyke Specious 2 bedroom apartment , newfy carpeted Ava»-sbis irnmediatafy 932-2148

SOUTH CANTON • 1 bedroom, m •eciuded area, cloee to Xsray*. $ 3 2 4 ' M O I j t Ames AvsMble im-mediately Can after 8pm 884-4202

Enjoy Watching The

SUPER BOWL In The Comfort Of Your New Ranch-Style Apt.

$44S/MONTH OUR SINGLE STORY APTS OFFER

Peece 8 ouwt with no stairs or common ha lwey*

EVERYONES A WINNER AT

Heathmoore Apts. 981-6994

st Ford Rd 8 i-274. S on Haggerty

FARMINGTON HILLS 2 bedroom, nam txJUima. dMlanoa t o hoapaal $624 par New Botatord Apts 4 7 1 '

FARMINGTON Hate-2 bedroom t oath m m * d ia l* occupanqr Securi-ty 8 monthly negotiable Take over leeee C M after 6pm 313-3*8-2101

FARMMGTON HILLS 2.000 SO FT OF PURE LUXURY

Elegantly flmgnrl 2 or 3 bedroom ranch, or 3 bedroom townhouaaa. 2% baths, wlwipooI tub M l baee-ment 2 car attached garage

2 Veer Leaaas Only From $1574

COVINGTON CLUB 8S1-2730

Msnaged by Kaftan Emerpneee mc

FARMINGTON HILLS - Help' I'm re-locating1 My loee. your gam1 I I pay $ 1 0 0 per month 1 bedroom, washer/dryer. go« course 425-0141

FARMINGTON HILLS weee 2 bedroom i bath lots of windows clubhouse fttnees center 8 pool $645 Mo Lease can be reas-signed Paul. 477-7333 0* 474-1344

FARMINGTON HOLIDAY SPECIAL

NO RENT TIL JAN 1 FREE HEAT - Large 1 8 2 bed-rooms Clean quiet community

RENT FROM $400 Orchard Laka Rd N ol 6 Ml

VILLAGE OAKS 474-1304

Managed by Kaftan Enterpneee mc

SUPER LOCATION Grand WNer/Orchard Ufce

Stonerldge Manor The largest one 8 two bedroom m the are*. From $4*6 par mo includ-ing carport vartcat*. * l appaawcas

Enter off Freedom Rd W of Orc-hard Lake Rd S of Grand RWar

478-1437 775-8206

FARMINGTON MANOR Winter Special 4 days free rant Now eiaast i i * l bedrooms 8 stu-dios f rom $400 No pets. 474-2582

GARDEN CITY Ford/MtddtotMM Aree

Spacsoia 1 bedroom apartments Amenities moude

• Ownar PaM Heal 8 Water • C e n t r a Air

• Garbage Dieposai • Laundry Fadaoea • Window Treatments/Mmi Bands

From $390 monthly GARDEN CTTY TERRACE

422-04*0

GRAND RIVER MOOLEBELT GREAT LOCATION

Clerenoeot** School OMtnct

CEDARIDGE (Oakaa 1 8 2 Bedroom >mNs

FROM $510 Ask our manager about our special

e a x u o S " " " n * n t ® ° r * , )

Vertical bands, carpeting. Ho tpoml sppaence* sscunty system storage

CANTON

CARRIAGE COVE LUXURY APTS.

FARMINGTON PLAZA 31624 Shi a III apaoou* 2 bed-rooms. heat included, pool from $420/month 478-8722

Lrvoms

FRANKLIN SQ. APTS. • 1 MO. FREE RENT ON SELECTED UNITS* 1 & 2 BEDROOM APTS. AFFORDABLE LIVING

$99 SECURITY DEPOSIT (HEAT INCLUOEDl

4 Ml 8 MIOOLEBELT 427-8970

"on mined unn* omy

BIRMINGHAM Near Downtown Largs. 2 bedrooms

Sterl ing sl $495 Call 649-2685

WE NEED YOUI OFFICE SPACE-TROY

Eicaaent off ice spec* available 170 sq ft to 23.000 sq ft Short term gross leeee* avsusds. oegmnmg rental raise based on 1980 econom-ics Ca l before lendkxd how low his rs tss srs

ICI PROPERTY CONSULTANTS, INC

(810) 626-0590

WORK WHERE »ou Lrve Royal Oak/Mam Street commercial plus

1400 K ] f t $1140 Also-800 SO ft $440 443-4846

367 Bua.-Prof.BMga. Sata/Leaee

IOEAL DOWNRIVER LOCATION Estabkahed Dental practice seek* medical or protaeeionaf to rent hal l o l buadmg Occupied 14 rears by Medic a doctor Reeeonebie rental 8 empteperkmg 386-7880

ROCHESTER HILLS - medlcal /of l -•ce Sale or Maae New 1300 to 2800 eg ft olt loe condo* w / \ a base-ment. located on Rocheeier Rd C a l Mon thru Fn 739-SS4C

366 Commercial/ Retail

BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN GeHery Row

4*0 N Woodwsrd 842-7777

CLAWSON * Prime 14 Mae - Retea From 938-4160 sq ft

Competit ive rsies RM Smith Assoc 849-3030

FARMINGTON DOWNTOWN

Location! Location! Location Prime apace* on Grand RKer

• Street level iS60sgft • Street level - 2*00egfi

fCoiad be oombmed i . upper Wvei i400eqft

ALPHA PRORERTlES 2 8 1 - 8 4 6 0

4 0 0 Maple EXECUTIVE SUITES

P r i v . i t o O f f i c e s

F r o m $ 5 0 0

Across tt>e street from new pafKIng structure

• immediate Occupancy • Professional Secretarial Service • FREE Utilities. Maintenance

I Janitorial • FREE Copying. Notary &

conference Rooms

S & D M a n a g e m e n t 6 4 5 - 1 8 5 1

FARMINGTON HILLS PftlME RETAIL

10 MNe Road Between Haggerly a Haisted

From 750-2.400 aq.n

CERTIFIED REALTY. INC (313)471-7100

Birmingham/Royal Oak

BAKER'S DOZEN

SPECIAL! Enioy thirteen months of •usurious living and orvy pay for twelve' This a the perfect ne^hborhood for those who savor the un«jue flavor of downtown Royal Oak Find the ideal apart-ment or specious town home wtth /our kind of lasts st s delightful price

MANSFIELD MANOR Located at 5005 Mansheld

North off 14 Mule Roed Between Cooiidge and O o o k s

2 8 0 - 1 4 4 3

Open Daily 4 Weekends

Selected apartment new residents only

IULLEV 6 WARREN)

We take pride in ottering the following services to our tenants

• Maid service eveieMe • 24 hr emergency maintenance • Beautiful ground* with p o d 6

picnic area with BBG s • Special handicapped units • Reetful atmosphsrs • Cable avsilaCM • Many more smsnrties • Short term leeee*

• c a n Bin condit ion* apply I

NO OTHER FEES Privets Errtrancee

One Bedroom - $520 900 KJ ft Two Bedroom - $494 1100 eq ft Venice! band* 8 cerport mouded Pr ofessional on-eits menegement 2 0 p lu* y r * espenence Near r • ways ahoppmg airport

Ro*e Doherty Property Meneger 981-4490

BIRMINGHAM S BEST!

BUCKINGHAM MANOR

2 Bedroom Apts.

649-6909

Birmingham/Troy Area Bloomfield Orchard Apts

Spacious 1 bedroom apartments from $486 00. include* heal ga* 8 water Band* mckided Pool • laun-dry taoMia* 8 more Short term

Open 7 day*

332-1848 Bloomheid H«e

FOX HILLS Enfoy * beeutifut estste-kke retreet with s spaciou* two bedroom town-home featuring, pnvete entry fcia baaement weaher. dryer connec-t ion* window treatment* carport dubhouee swimming pool snd len-n a court Pkjs s level of menage-manf service and persons! m i l l enoe orey found m fine huisis

Located m BioomlieM HW* olf Opdyke Rd fuel north of Square Lake Rd at 1-74

332-7400

M A C E FOA LEASE ei w e a l **Sd Orchard Laka ft* 8 Ronaac Trs* H00 sq It (1*00 per ma

Ml-1343

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C O M M E R C E C E N T E R

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BLOOMFIELD HILLS NEWLY REMODELED

1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. From $670

HEAT INCLUDED

WHETHERSFIELD APARTMENTS

645-0026 Tataoraph I Quart on Rd

M o n - « Set 10-2

BLOOMFIELD MILLS NEWLY REMOOELED

I 8 14 Mas ft*S

SPACIOUS 2 & 3 Bedroom Apta.

From $910 Heat Included

THE GLENS OF BLOOMFIELD

642-6220

FAIRWAY CLUB

Canton Garden Apts JOY ROAD EAST OF 275

Spsciou* 2 bedroom townhouee. 2 level* wrth pnvete entrance 1 beth down full bath up From $474-$510

FEATURES • S t o v « 6 Refrigerator • Oiswseher 6 Disposal

C e n t r a A* /Heat vert icals Convenient Perking Laundry facilities on pramises Pool 8 Clubhouse Sorry, no pets! $400 rsoets lor new reeident* o m y

455-7440 FORD 4 GREENFIEL0 - 1 btt f rom Dearborn Newfy remodeled ape-cious furnished or imfunvshsd stu-dio Ws pay heel $ water $90 wk or $340 Mo • security 313-981-1844

DETROIT Lasher 'Grend River Ares Prsmier A p t * On* bedroom $365 mo in-cludes heet.'water'air 350-3483

BEST APARTMENT VALUE

FARMINGTON HILLS IN on Tuck Rd o«t 8 MS* oetween MKJdieoert 6 Orchard Laks Fid cor-ner of Foi*om)

TIMBERIDGE

DELUXE 1 & 2 Bedroom Units

From $510 inciuoe* appksnce* vertical b i n d * carpeting, pool dose m Fsrmmgton Hills location

Modal Open De«y 9-4 Escapt Wedneeday

478-1487 775-8206 FARMINGTON HILLS

SUPERB0WL SAVINGS!!

Kick oft the New Year and score a T D. (Tremendous Deal) at Mulrwood Join our Resident Roster and receive

• S U P E R SPECTACULAR l 8 2 Bedroom Apartments

• SUPER-FREE Cory Cowered Carport

- SUPER-SERVICE and Management Stall

• SUPER-COURTEOUS 24-hour eoer*

Don't "paaa" on the-coma noddle wWi uat

MUIRW00D Apartment* t HeaRh Otb

478-5533 C o m e r o l G r a n d RNer 8 Osaka

Catch Tha Excitement! TON

ASK ASOUT OUR 4AN SPECIAL FREE HEAT - Largs 1 8 2 Bed

1*a r >.ml uomwmay RENT FROM $«00

OrtSiare Laae ft*. N o i l Ml

VILLAGE OAKS 478-t

m e g a d b y l

HAPPINESS IS... 1 bedroom START* * ! AT $448

verticals * oarpon mduded so secuarry DEROen

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FREE HEAT •Spac ious 1 *nd 2 bedroom floor p lans* 24 hour

ma in t enance 'S to r ages Securi ty locked doors

Luna 8i Village A p a r t m e n t a

of Garden City on Venoy at W a r r e n

O p e n 7 Days!

Carriage House A p a r t m e n t a of Plymouth

on Haggerrv at J o y

426-0930

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L u x u r y m a d e a f f o r d a b l e 2 B E D R O O M S / 2 B A T H S

from • 7 1 5 including carport 1 M o n t h F r e e

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• F u l l s i z e W a s h e r a n d D r y e r i n E a c h U n i t • P e t S e c t i o n A v a i l a b l e

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Colonial Court Apartments 2 Bedroom Special

•350 Security Deposit Birmingham's Best Gets Better rr^eOcfie Occdooncv • Eiec omc Secunty System

• 2 B e d r o o m A o o r m e n r s

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2 Bed room

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1 B e d r o o m

l r o m ' 4 5 5 $250 Deposit ft Dishwashers

In selected units FREE HEAT a n d COOKING Q A S Vertical Blinds - 1 1 / 2 Baths • Central Air

Pool • Laundry 6c S torage • Tenn i s Carpor t • C l u b h o u s e • Cable Ready

newburgh between Joy ft Warren

t2»8Ssr 4 5 5 - 4 3 0 0

farmington Mitts finest Apartment Community

2-b«droom. 2 fuM bath Floor plans ranging from 1400 - 1700 sq ft Laundry and storage in

24 hr. Intrusion alarm CompNmsntary carport Award-winning landscape From $865

Call Today! 626-4396

Heneged by fflKaftan Diierpnsea f a i r peep* ter M r I

Enter on Tuiane 1 blocs <* at Midt»eOs<i o r me S a d e of Grand Rtaar Near Botatord Hoapaal. Uvoraa M a i 8 downtown Farmmgaon

471-5020 Modal open dear 1-5

OFFICE: 775-8206

SAVE $500

2 Bedroom Apts. Great location Free Carport

WOODRIDGE APTS. 477-6448

On MiddMban between 8 8 7 MBa

Certain WaaSWuai »|i| l|

LUXURY AWJROABLE APARTMENT HOMES

8 Private Entry Terrace Homes IN FARMINGTON HILLS

CALL 474-2810

WESTLAND $50.00 OFF

FIRST SIX MOUTHS RENT* 2 B E D R O O M S

From >440 Vertical Bl inds • Pool • Picnic Area

Glenwoodl 729-50»0 Orchards 1 •Sucxec? «o cftangs

til Open Monday-Friday 8:00-5:00 On Newburah. between Cherry HiH & Michigan Ave.

P l y m o u t h / C o n t o n

Villoge Squire ft P ft R T M € NTS

I n c l u d e s H e o t Short Term leoses

VertKOl BlinctS Pet Sector

981-3891 fore RO Xist i of i-B75

Dodv 9-7 • Sot n -6 -Sun 11-5

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Situated within 77 b e a u t i f u l a c r e s of parit a n d rec rea t iona l p a t h s -Four S e a s o n s of activity wtth comfor t ab l e living in a del ightful Farmmgton Hills n e i g h b o r h o o d Exceilentfy se rv i ced a n d main ta ined 1 a n d 2 b e d r o o m a p a r t m e n t s a n d t o w n h o u s e s Easy a n d quick a c c e s s to I-96 a n d I-275 - d i rect r o u t e s to the airport, down town Detroit a n d f t ) Birmingham Sou th f i e ld 9 Road 1' 1 mites w e s t of Farmington R o a d WSSIWi and Dryer* si many apartments

A UZNIS DEVELOPMENT

• 1 and 2-bedroom apartments • Cable T V available • Vertical Blinds

Cherry Hill Manor

APARTMENTS

Call 2 7 7 - 1 2 8 0 Open 7 days a week

r ' 99 L Security

• 1 3 m o r t r

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3 2 6 - 8 2 7 0

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6 0 * O&E M o n d a y , J a n u a r y 2 4 , 1 9 9 4 M o n d a y , J a n u a r y 2 4 , 1 9 9 4 O & E * 7 C

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O A K B R O O K V I L L A 2 end 1 bedroom T O M M U M

R r a n g * o m $388 lo $50C M U M a* otRtiee

Open Man . W M . FRI Bem-Spm Tuee A Tlas's. Bem-apm SM. 1 lem-2pm Closed Sun

15001 BRANDT 941-4067 TOO 1800)889-1833

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GARDEN CITY AREA Cnacfc our s p e c M on spacious 1 bedroom apartments Qualified ap-plicants receive 1 month FREE rani 4 reduced security Walk to shop-ping, on tous ' < * " • Dieftwesher. win-dow treetment 6 heet induded Cad 326-5382 563-6247

GARDEN CITY 1 Bedroom, $425 par month $300 security includes naat 4 weler sppksnces. Isundry facSitiea. 553-2165 476-6469

GARDEN CITY - 1 bedroom. newty decorated Appliances 6 naat In-cluded $415 plus security depoeii

464-3647

LIVONIA Spaoous 1 bedroom apta Available •nmedietefy $465 par month, Heat .nduded 471-6536

Madison Heights

WINTER SPECIAL CONCORD TOWERS

1 4 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS includes

• Slove 6 refr igerator

• Carport • Intercom • Newly decorated • Smoke detectors • Sprinkler system • FROM $425

L7S and 14 Mile Next to Abbey Theater

569-3355

4 0 0 A p t a . F o r R a n t

NORTHVILLE - CLEAN. In- town bedroom w/appsancee. ad furnnhed. no pe ls $475 /mo

476-2464 or 227-6162

Northvies

Simply Sensational

• 1 6 2 bedroom sets • 2 Oedroom lownhousea • Private Entrances ' Individual waeher/dryers • Firaplaoas • Vert icals/Mini Bands • Smalt Rets Welcome • Carports • Pool/1 Jacuzzi/Tennis/ j o g g i n g Trail

Cedar Lake Apartments 348-1830

ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIALS

OFFICE HOURS Mon. - Fri 9 -6pm

Sat 12-5pm LOCATION Located on Six Mile, fust two miles west ot 1-275

C A N T O N L O W M O V E - I N C O S T S

1 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n t s

i * Heat Included

S T O N E Y B R O O K E

A P A R T M E N T S

4 5 5 - 7 2 0 0

South of Joy Rd West of I-275

Mon.-Fri. 9-5 Sat. 10-5 Sun. 11-4 'Limited Time. First 6 Months of a 1 Year Lease.

New Residents. Select Units.

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LIVONIA - 7 MILE RD. Large 1 6 2 Bedroom Units

FROM $585 Waanar 6 dryer m each apar tment Carpeting. vemcM bands. M u x appkancea. balcony, patio. M m -mtng pool, tarime courts, communi ty room Near snapping

CANTERBURY PARK 7 mde Rd . comer M a y l M d between Farming ton & M a m m a n Rd*

473-3983 775-8206 Modal open de*y 9-5 except Wedneeday

MADISON HEIGHTS Clean, spaoous ' bedroom, free heat Walk to Oakland Mall $470

CHATSFORD VILLAGE John R between 13 6 14 Mile

566-1466 Managed by Kaftan Enterprises mc

NORTHVILLE. FAIR8ROOK APT 525 Fair brook

Spacious 1 bedroom. $520 month 2 bedroom. $600 heat 6 hot water included Is ! month tree rent o n 1 year lease Washer & dryer avail-able Storage No pets pleaee

346-9250

NORTHVILLE GREEN Beautifully updated i t 2 bedrooma Tucked away m a quiet wooded sel-l ing within walking distance to downtown Northvil le Many features including central sir carport , balco-ny/petto From $545 Call TODAY1

349-7743

Northville

THE TREE TOPS

Live by the river 6 above the trees in our affordable and uniquely de-signed 1 bedroom, and 1 bedroom wtth den apartments Covered park-ing. vertical blinds, br ight ki tchens, and wooded s t reams*)* sett ing make these an incredible NorthviSe value I rom only $5451

MOVE IN SPECIALS? 34 7-1690

Novi Rd just N ol 8 Mde Rd

4 0 0 A p t a . F o r R a n t

FREE APARTMENT

LOCATOR ' Over 120,000 Apts on Color Video ' Open 7 Days/4 Evenings ' AM Prices A Locations ' Save Time 6 Money ' Paid by Apartment Owners

NOVI Across f rom 12 Oeks

SOUTHFIELD 2 9 2 M Northwestern l CANTON 42711 Ford Rd TROY 3726 Rochester Rd CLINTON TWP. 36670 Garfield

ANN ARBOR 2677 Carpenter

PONTIAC 462 N Telegraph

348-0540 Mali

354-8040

**981-7200

680-9090

791-8444

677-3710

332-0182

4 0 0 A p t a . F o r R a n t

APARTMENT SEARCH

1 - 8 0 0 - 7 7 7 - 5 6 1 6

FAST FREE EASY

Oak Par* NORTHGATE APARTMENTS Studio. 1 6 2 Bedroom Apta

Start at $375 Heat & cable Included Swimming Pool. Tennis Court. H Basketball Court . Communi ty Rooms & Much more CaH now 966-6666 Located on GreenfiekJ/l-896

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Convenient to Twelve Oaks Mall Cable TV Available Dishwasher Pool Private Balcony / Patio Variety of Floor . _ _ Plans Available 0 2 4 K 9 4 4 0 Air Condi t ion ing

O p e n M o n d a y - F r i d a y 1 0 - 6 • W e e f c a o d a 1 1 - 5

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A UWBI Ecvtu)«t t*T

GREAT APTS. GREAT

LOCATIONS $50 Security Deposit For 1 Bedroom Apts.

RENT INCLUDES Heat &

Vertical Blinds CALL FOR

SUPER SPECIAL ON FIRST MONTH S RENT

6 mon th or 1 year lease We* main-tained Newfy decorated Featurea Air condi t ioning, refrigerator range, smoke detector* , laundry faculties 6 ext ra s torage Swimming pool Cable available

ALSO 2 BEDROOM APTS

LEXINGTON VILLAGE

PET SECTION AVAILABLE

1 bed room apta I rom $455 1-75 and 14 Mile

Oppoai te Oakland Mali

5 8 5 - 4 0 1 0

PRESIDENT MADISON APTS.

1 Bedroom Apts $460 1 Block E. o l John R

Jus i S o l Oakland Mall

5 8 5 - 0 5 8 0

HARLO APTS. 1 Bedroom Apt $460

Warren. Mich Wast side o l Mound Rd

Just N of 13 Mile Oppoaite G M Tech-Gemer

9 3 9 - 2 3 4 0

4 0 0 A p t * . F o r R a n t

NORTHVILLE- 8 Mile 6 275 area Apartment s . si la bis m newer J pe-ta ls budding Washer 6 dryer in-cluded Special incentives 346-4300

Now

Save $500 2 bedroom apartments

6 townhomes Pats Welcome

CALL NOW

NOVI RIDGE 3 4 9 - 8 2 0 0

Limited t ime otter

OLD REDFORD (6/Lahsar) See win-ter sunsets f rom this 1925 studio Carpet, appliances, heat included $255 Mo Soueeky dean , quiet Cats OK 537-2918

PL Y M O U T H - A M active 1 bedroom Air, new carpet cable, laundry, near 1-275 No pets $445 w heat Deck 11am-11pm Ann Arbor 995-9624

Plymouth

+ Plymouth Hills

Apartments 746 S. Mill St.

Between Ann Arbor Tr /Ann Arbor Rd

• 1 & 2 Bedrooms • Washer/Dryer In each unit • Window Treatments • Dishwasher • Air Conditioned • Walk to Downtown • Easy Access to 1-275

4 0 0 A p t * . F o r R a n t

THIS IS

BIG! Extremely large 1 6 2 bedroom apartments available EHO

Featuring. • 900 sq 1 1 bedroom f rom $555 • 1100-1150 aq. »t 2 bedroom.5 f rom $625 * • vortical bl inds • laundry m every buOdmg • ample ctoeeta • oversized covered pat io or balcony • carports available • brand new carpet, select units • senior discounts

Ask about our Specials'

TREE TOP MEADOWS NW Corner of 10 Mile

6 Meedowt i rook 348-9590

ORCHARD LAKE ROAD near Telegraph Beautiful wooded setting. 1 bedroom apts Heat/water Included Carpel . Air condi t ion ing

, FROM $385 ORCHARD WOODS APTS.

334-1876 Call lor Informat ion on

First o l the Month Move-In Special

PLYMOUTH - Large 2 bedroom, 900 sq.ft., stove, refr igerator dishwash-er. washer .'dryer, oft street park ing 1 small pet o* Cloae to town $600 * deposit 434-6686

PLYMOUTH/OLD TOWN - Emderv cy apartment, newly decorated, in-cludes stove & reh igera lor $375/ MO plus security 517-223-6794

PLYMOUTH- Sheldon & M14 l bedroom apt , $400 /mo

+ electric & gas $600 security 437-3494

From

$ 4 3 5

Open Daily 12-5pm

455-4721

Located adjacent to naturally wooded Hines Park, economical. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments and townhouses. Comfortable living with air conditioning, private balconies, huge closets, heal included Also Cable TV. 2 swimming pools and aerobics fitness center SMART stop at the front entrance

3 0 5 0 0 West War ren

between M idd lebe l t and

M e m m a n Roads

Ask About Our Specials WOODCREST VILLA

A P A R T M E N T S & A T H L E T I C C L U B

Spacious 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, each with a fireplace, mini-blinds and balcony or pat io. Private athletic club featuring year-round indoor-outdoor pool, sauna, steam bath, whirlpool and exercise room. Secluded setting amidst woods and duck ponds Pets welcome. Senior citizen discount

2 6 1 - 8 0 1 0 C O N V E N I E N T L Y L O C A T E D O F F W A Y N E R D .

BETWEEN WARREN 6 JOY, NEAR THE WESTLAND SHOPF;:JG MALL RENTAL OFFICE AND MODEL OPEN 10 A.M.-6 P.I.V

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Plymouth

Shhh! TWIN ARBORS, the hidden a p a r t m e n t c o m m u n i t y along Ann Arbor t ra i l , is practically leased up. However we stw have a lew select 1 6 2 bedroom apartment homes tor a lew, very selective people If you are seeking an apartment home with these special extras like 24 hr service, patios, huge closets, and more, you've found a eeduded location that 's not out o l the way

Call 453-2800 TWIN ARBORS

39670 GREENVIEW PL. PLYMOUTH

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A P A R T M E N T S

Where We Have Something For Everyone!

You choose the amenities you want. • HEAT INCLUDED

• 12 UNIQUE • WASHER & DRYER IN APARTMENT FLOOR PLANS

W e s t l a n d H U N T I N G T O N ON T H E HILL

O N E M O N T H F R E E S u i t e s f r o m $ 4 6 5

Includes Heat $200 Security Deposit

• Spacious Suites • Dishwashers • Vertical Blinds • Park Setting

4 2 5 - 6 0 7 0 Ann Arbor Trail, West of Inkster Rd

Daily 9-6; Sat. 10-2; Sun 12-4

W e s t l a n d H A W T H O R N E C L U B

ONE B E D R O O M S P E C I A L O N E M O N T H F R E E

$200 Security Deposit Includes Heat

• Vertical Blinds • Short Term Leases Available

5 2 2 - 3 3 6 4 7560 Merriman

Between Ann Arbor Trail and Warren Daily 9-6; Sat & Sun. 12-4

P l y m o u t h / C a n t o n FRANKLIN PALMER ESTATES

O N E M O N T H F R E E (on select suites) Suites from $450

Includes Heat $200 Security Deposit

3 9 7 - 0 2 0 0 On Palmer, West of Ulley

Daily 9-7. Sat & Sun 12-4

P l y m o u t h / C a n t o n

H I L L C R E S T C L U B O N E M O N T H F R E E

(on select suites) $200 Security Deposit

Includes Heat • Park Setting • Short Term Leases

4 5 3 - 7 1 4 4

12350 Woman S. of Plymouth Rd., E. of Haggerty

Daily 9-7 Sat. & Sun 12-4

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I MILE EAST OF BECK ROAD OPEN DAILY 9 - 6 • SUNDAY 12-5

6 6 9 - 5 5 6 6

F A R M I N G T O N

• CHATHAM HILLS • Luxury Living

Attached Garages • Microwaves 1 Extra Large Apartments • Dishwashers • Indoor Pool • Health Club Membership

O N E M O N T H F R E E * • o n s e l e c t u n i t s o n l y

4 7 6 - 8 0 8 0 On Old Grand River between Drake & Halstead

Mon-Fri. 9-7 Sat. 11-5 Sun 11-4

A P A R T M E N T S

LIVING Y o l C a n

Afford To Enjoy!

6 2 4 - 6 4 6 4

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ATTRACTIVE 1 & 2 B e d r o o m

A p a r t m e n t s

$ 4 1 5 f r o m

S 1 ! a \TMNGS Located on ftfci isn Ad between Wtoyne 1 Mewburgh Ada In Westland Open Mon . Sat 10 - •. Sun 12 - 1 P h o n e : 7 2 8 5 6 5 0

W i n t e r S p e c i a l

1 M o n t h F R E E $ 2 0 0 S e c u r i t y Deposit

o n S H r c t S u i t e s

Nov i /Lakes Area

W a t e r v i e w F a r m s Suites f rom $430

6 2 4 - 0 0 0 4

P o n t i a c T r a i l

between West a, Beck R o a d i D * " y 9-t S a t A S u n 12 -4

W e s t a a t e V I fn Suites f rom $490

Include* Carport •Spacious Apts* Walk-tn Closets

P a t i o s a n d B a l c o n i e s

6 2 4 - 8 5 5 5

t i a c T r a i l o f t P o n t i a c T r a i l between West A Back Ms minutes (ran I AM A 1-275

D a l l y I S a t . a S u n 1 2 - 4

PLYMOUTH 1 Bedroom. ( 4 7 5 plus uti l i t ies HsM month security deposi t 303 Roe St walking distance I rom downtown Mon -Fri , 9 -5 582-0450 Eves 4 Weekends 4 18-5282

4 0 0 A p t s . F o r R e n t

Plymouth

TURN UP THE HEAT COOK FOR FREE PAY LESS RENT

In • Grest Plymouth Location

Plymouth House & Plymouth Manor

Apartments! Choose from a M iec t n u m l w o l l & 2 Bedroom apartment homes with tree Keet. tree coofcmo oes and a special rant dlecount

CALL TODAY! 465-3S80 Aak lor data

PLYMOUTH - 1 newty decorated, appeaoces ™ce area SuitaWe tor coupta. No peta W 9 0 - security «2 l - «?3«

PLYMOUTH 1 BE DO C O M APTS

ON S'TE 24 MR MAINTENANCE

CALL E O « SPECIALS! Feeturmg quiet smgle »»ory private entrance, patio. utMty room wtth waanar dryer hoofcup, attic storage

P r i n c e t o n C o u r t A p t s . On WUCO* Ofl Schoolcraft

4 5 9 - S 6 4 0

PLYMOUTH - 1 bedroom, reelden-i ial neighborhood, heet provided, security snd 1 Yr heaae required Rent $430. After 5 30, 474-2S74

PLYMOUTH - 1 room, fireplace S420 month

453-aecM

PLYMOUTH - t Oedroom cloee to eipreeaways wtth air. blmda. s>a»-at>le Feb. 5, no pets. S3»5'mo, -gas S electric 453-1743

PONTIAC - Unique, hwtortc. charm-ing. studio apt. No pets $375/mo S $400/mo Utet iea Included Mrs Smith 335-9190

REDFORD AREA Telegraph-5 M M t S 2 bedroom, dean, decorated, quiet, carpel, air condit ioner, bends, heel included For matu ra proleasjorial people

PARKSIDE APTS. 5 3 2 - 9 2 3 4 "

REOFOflO TWP Beautiful LOLA PARK MANOfl has a lovely 1 bedroom apt avaHeble AM amenities including *wvnm.r>g pool, picnic area Rent includes heel ( water Pleaae call 255-0932

4 0 0 A p t a . F o r R e n t

REDFORD AREA

$399 MOVES YOU IN (On selected unMa]

FREE HEAT, d e a n quiet M U m g Large 1 S 2 Dedrooma with • • * . «-doeets . intruaMn alarm system

Rent I rom $40S Telegraph - % MSe S ol I-96

QLEN COVE APTS 5 3 8 - 2 4 9 7

Managed by Kaftan Enterprise*

N ROYAL OAK - t bedroom condo / a p t , neiAral colors. Includes heet/ water Cat . aSowed 13 & Wood-ward area $495/mo 855-5456

ROYAL OAK - N of 12 MSe S Crooks. 2 bedroom. CM-Mvel. stove.

Juet pointed thru-out 3*3-6107

retrtgersior $S20mc*x»

ROYAL OAK - Super d e e r a que ) Lumples L o u of ctoeets a extra storage AS, oool verticals, belco-mes No pets t bedroom $496 2 bedroom $525 435-2514

REOFORO TWP Efficiency cabin apartment, slove S refrigerator U uttMies included $80 per week pma security 1-313-9#t - ia4S

REDFORD TWP - Rouoe Creek Apts 5 Mae Rd W of Telegraph Large 1 4 2 bedroom garden spert-

a storage Included Senior apecme Rant* 6om $445 month Weekend wel l i - ins . Sa l , t -4 Sun 12-Spm

534-3727 or 255-4880

COUNTRY CORNER APTS We re BIO On Square Feel

t bedroom 1100 sq ft 2 bedroom, 1300 sq f l 3 bedroom townhouse 1800 sq ft Formal d m n g room, carpor t , heal included Health club Clubhouse,1

pool Cloae lo Birmingham #47-6100 1-SOO-369-4466 30300 Southfield (between 12 4 131

ROCHESTER LUDLOW APTS l & 2 bedroom K i t s evaSatue

Start ing at $445/monlh 161-7270

REDFORD 1 Bedroom Apartments

$395 'Mo , Heel Included CaH Tony 534-1057

ROCHESTER HILLS - large 2 bed-room apartment wi th 1 car garage, lots of storage, mdudee heat & wa-ter $495/mo. + security 852-9615

ROCHESTER HILLS ecceptmg eppkcal ions on 2 bed-room apts d e a n & quiet No pets Avon Couri Apts 6S i -79«0

FREE APARTMENT

LOCATOR • Over 120,000 Apts on Color Video • Open 7 D e y v < Evenings - All Prices 4 Locations ' Save Time 4 Money • Paid by Apartment Owners

NOVI 346-0540 Across f rom 12 Osks Mall

SOUTHFIELD 354-8040 29246 Northwestern Hwy

CANTON 981-7200 42711 Ford Rd

TROY ^ 680-9090 3726 Rochester Rd CLINTON TWP. 791-6444 36870 Garf ield

ANN ARBOR- 677-3710 2877 Carpenter

PONTIAC 332-0182 462 N Telegraph

APARTMENT S E A R C H

. 1 - 8 0 0 - 7 7 7 - 5 6 1 6

Southfield

HIDDEN OAKS APARTMENTS

ASK ABOUT OUR WINTER SPECIAL-

FREE RENT* (Call for Details i

Stands, ceramic bath, centra l a * carports svaseble. Intercoms, pa-nos/batcomes Cade reedy large storage area, laundry facil it ies

1 BEDROOM $510 2 BEDROOM $595

Daily 11-6. Sat 9sm-2pm Closed Thyrs S Sun

15833 Ml 11 Mile at Greenfield 557-4520

' Baaed on 13 month occupancy New tenenls only Selected units

Southfield

Look At The Rest Then Come To The Best

PARK LANE APTS Largest 2 Oedroom 2 Oath w i th pri-vate entry, washer /dryer. self de-frost ing refrigerator, self-cleaning oven $ dishwasher Free carport

ASK ABOUT SPECIALS

355-0770

' 6 v i c Ceniw bei Lssher/Teiegr apfT

FAST FREE EAS*

SOUTHFIELD FREE HEAT Cleen. quMf 1 4 2 bedroom wes t - in closets Covered Par t ing 24 Hr Moni tored Intrusion Alarm

FROM $570 12 MMe t Lahee>

TWYCKIMGHAM VALLEY 356-4403

Menaced bv Kaflari Enterprise* mc

L A S T C H A N C E !

$40 OFF/MONTH ON REMAINING UNITS*

S a m p l e 2 b e d r o o m floor p l a n

455-2424 M o n . - F r t . 1 0 - 6

S a t . 1 0 - 5

S u n . 1 2 - 5

FEATURING: • 1 * 1 Bedreea Assnaae t i

• 1 3 4 1

' S e t r a J S t s k o M i

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V I I A N I O N

Visit Todsy. We rt located 20 min-utes from Ann Arbor and Downtown Detroit, yet comfort-ably away from it all. From 1-275. just exit Ann Arbor Road, west to Haggerty Roed. follow south to Joy Rosd then e a s t

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Professionally managed

by Doiben.

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Oak Village 2 7 5 8 A c k l e y

W e s t l a n d 729-2332

Family L M n g At ttis Best*

Two bedroom floorpisn

BEDROOM BEDROOM

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Two bedroom, one bath duplex ranch homes wllh ful basements On-site management Orvs#e maintenance Lawn cutting Snow removal $500 per

month CALL ABOUT OUR

- SPECIALS

• Spacious yards • Gas ranai ranges, frost

W- 41—1 — - A — _ -" i t y 9 * c n o f t

On* smal pet Open Mon.-Fri. 9-7, Sat. fO-5, Sun. 12-6

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S O U T H F I E L D

L O W M O V E I N C O S T S

2 Bedroom Apts. From $575

HEAT INCLUDED FRANKLIN HILLS

APARTMENTS 355-5123

Mon -Fn 9-5 Sat 10-S

400 Apts. For Rent

CLICK YOUR HEELS THREE TIMES

AND SAY

There's no place like home at

Franklin River Apts. Bunds, lerge closets, carpon

Pstio or balcony intercom Exercise room, sauna* pool Guarded entrance, a l a rm* '

S E C U R I T Y D E P O S I T $ 1 5 0

12 Mile & Telegraph 356-0400

"on selected units

SOUT HFIELD/F RANKLJN RENT FROM $1,295

i or 3 Oedroom spacious town-houses. elegant I or mai dewig room & great room, natural fireplece 2 ' t Oaths, master bedroom suite, lun t isssmsni . 2 car attached garage

W E A T H E R S T O N E

T O W N H O U S E S

3 5 0 - 1 2 9 6

Franklin Rd., S. of 13 Mile Managed by Kaftan Enterprises

SOUTHFIELD $599 MOVES YOU IN

on selected urvts Extrs lerge 1 bedroom w/den and 2 bedrooms w/2 oaths Large ki tchen w/eatmg area snd pr ivsts leundry room m lovely quiet residential a rea covered perking, wr tmmmg pool end eisganl dubhouse. 24 hour in-trusion starm system

RENT FROM $665 12 MILE S LAHSER

COLONY PARK 355-2047

Managed by Kaftan Enterprises Inc

400 Apta. For Rent VALENTME4 DAY S K O A L

1 MONTH F » « RENT

WESTLAND PLAZA APTS 7300 CENTRAL

Apt A esa t in Where The Rem F rom $480

mcmoee Heet a Water Quiet Adu« Communi ty

427-1997 Mon-Fri. 9 -5 Set 11-4

400 Apts. For Rant

Wee* Bloomfield

FIT FOR A K I N G -

(SIZED BED!)

HUGE 1 BEDROOM W I T H

* 1 . 0 0 0 S Q U A R E F E E T

* F R E E W A S H E R / D R Y E R

* F R E E C A R P O R T

* 2 4 H R G A T E H O U S E

* W E S T B L O O M F I E L D

CALL TODAY! 661-0770

ALDINGBROOKE Drake Road North of Maple

Westland Park Apts. Acroee t rom cwy Per t

(Cherry H«i) i,between MUMMeieW 4 Me i ie i i e i i )

2 bedroom. 1» bath -1505 Large 1 bedroom - $445

$200 DEPOSIT ALL APTS ~ ? f rwer leeee wrth credl t l

HEAT/BLIMD8/POOL/NO PETS Open 7 day*

729-6636 W E S T L A N D W O O D S

A P A R T M E N T S Specaou* l end 2 bedroom apan -menta Amervuee m d u d e • Carpeting • Owner Paid Heel • Pool • Laundry Facilltiee

• AJr Condit ioning • Close To Shopping S E x p r s e — e / • W n d o w T ree tmen ta /Mm Band*

FROM $450 MONTHLY 728-2680

402 Furnished Apts. For Rant

404 HPMSBS Te Rent FARMINGTON ttLL* 13 MBe/Orc-hard Lake Rd 3

oomer ftrepiec* no i 0 a H PMOWRNCS

F A R M W Q T O N N I L L * - 2

CaS sl ier 8pm 841-6239

FARMINGTON HILLS Kenaskmood Sub. 3 bedrooms, tarr.-Sy room. Smehed beeemeni. 2 car garage, race yard - I N 6 46S-0064

FARMINGTON HILLS - 2 bedroom

t occupancy 1750 + 313-534-0474

FARMINGTON HILLS- 3 bedroom. uOBly room, lanced yerd ment. garage NO PETS I quired $640/mo After 7

Deposit re-866-1831

FARMINGTON HILLS 2 bedroom* 1 beth, with stove a rerfngeretor $525 mo $626 security Pels OK Grand River /Middlebel t 344-0722

BIRMINGHAM - fully furnished one bedroom luxury apl Utat iea includ-ed , w e * to downtown $975 Short term iea*ea avaaeOie

855-2992

WESTLAND Ford /Wayne Road Area

Specious 1 and 2 o e d r o o m apen-ments located cloee to shopping S

Other emenffiee m-

• Carpeting

Southfield 1 MONTH FREE

S « LIVING AT ITS BEST Large 1 or 2 bedrooma with walk-in closets, 2 oath*, attended gate-houee. moni tored elarm. complete kitchen, serf-cleaning oven, mi-crowave. dishwasher Social actlw-tiea private carpon. elevator*, pool, cabana and alagent d u b r o o m Walk to Harvard Row Rent from $665

LAHSER RD N OF 11 MILE PAR*CREST

353-5835 Managed by Kaftan Enterprises

_ _ . . S O U T H F I £ L D -12 MSe West of Telegraph

1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. From $575

HEAT INCLUDED Low Move In Costs

POINTEO WOODS APARTMENTS

352-8125

• Per*-L ike Sett ing • Owner Paid Heat • Laundry Facsniee

• Window Tree lment * • New Counter Top* • Garbage Dieppe e l i • Privege Entrancee • An Condit ioning

From $410 Monthly COUNTRY VILLAGE APTS

326-3280

W E S T L A N D

L O W M O V E I N C O S T S

Microwave 4 Window Treatments

1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. From $350* *

HINES PARK APARTMENTS _

425-0052 Mon -Fri 9-5 Sat -Sun 10-4 • Limited t ime let 6 m o n t h * of a one year wees Nsw reetden i * Select units

Birmmghem/Roysi Os*

Furnished Apts. - Monthly ,-aaae*

• Lowesi Ratee • Tastefully Decor alec

SUITE LIFE

549-5500

FARMINGTON HILLS-Mewl, remod-eled 1 oedroom brick doS tiouee Stove/trige. vnmadie ie occupan-cy.no pets $500 • secu r i t y 474-1163

FARMINGTON HILLS - 2800 sq It executive colonial. 4 pedroome 2 ftreplecee decs, greet commons Available Mar 1 $1S00 650-9098

FARMINGTON HILLS 2000 aq ft fireplace • 24423 Orchard LX $1400 Open Set 12-2.

4 bedroom

10 360-691S

404 Housss To Rent REDFORD - Attractive $ bedroom

3 Bedroom, arashed baea garage brick 8S75/MO RENTAL p«oa 3S6-RENT

REOFORD-Coiy 2 'age. screen porch, no basemeni >ery deen AvaSatte now $625 -security Appscstlons taken at Ope.-.

Ouse. Sun . l - 4pm 19329 Car • ake near 7 M S e / S n r f i 538-5310

REOFORO N InvnacUate 3 bed-

yard Greet locanon t-u» security

$575'month 22V-7292

REOFORO TWP - 2 bedroom ranch

We kitchen Soor contemporary tgft t f ixtures, aa window I reeunent t . very deen. $5»5/mo Deve 256-5478

Other homee t aSsfila I rom $496

REDFORD - 3 bedroom brick bun-galow. baaement garage. $860 wa-ter included $650 security Pets ex-tra 532-1290

ROCHESTER DOWNTOWN- 3 bed-room ranch with f u l basement 1 car garage lanced in beck yerd $1150' mc 979-4400 or 652-3149

FARMINGTON HILLS RANCH 3 B e d r o o m s , a t t a c h e d g a r a g e . Larkahke elementary school m sub S750/mo No pels - credit report Cea Roy Thomas 474-A925

Birmingham/W Bloomf ie ld/Troy BLOOMFIELD LAKES APTS

furnished spts v smaa quiet com-plex. FuSy furmehed & decorated studio. 1 I 2 bedroom units in-clude* di*he*. Imens etc Cleenmg seroces avaaaow Beech pnvSegee No pets pwese Rents s tar t ing al $550 Heat 8 water i nc luded SHORT TERM LEASES lor QueWied applicants 681-8309

FARMINGTON HILLS - Sperkkng ranch. 2 bedrooms, 1 '* berhs for-mel dvvng room. 5 sppkancae. 2 car garage, ruoe fenced yerd 4 more1

Hurry only $640/mo 531-2427

FARMINGTON HILLS 11 MSe' Middteoen 4 bedroom qued 3 baths. Vepiace. kbrery. 2640 * q ft subdmaKin elementary echooi. swvr, d u b svaMable $1850/mo D 4 H PROPERTIES 737-4002

NORTH ROYAL OAK 1 bedroom tuSy furnished Ap l . in-cludes s» util it ies Mon th to mon th available $650 per Mo 477-3669

FURNISHED APT 6 monthly room available m downtown PLYMOUTH Can Marie 426-0129 or 416-5*00

FARMINGTON & other suburbs

C O R P O R A T E

T R A N S F E R E E S For your RELOCATION NEEDS

CaH D * H PROPERTIES 737-4002

(SARDEN CITY - 3 bedroom bock ranch baaement. geraoe. fenced yard Neer schools $«3S No pet* Reference* 422-5686

R O Y A L O A K D O W N T O W N

GARDEN CITY 3 bedroom brick, naw»y carpeted S decorated. $650.'mo plus security Bob 525-7900

FuSy furnished studio s p a n m e n t In quiet edult complex $410 per month. $600 security 1 yr lease flexible Minimum moome reqiare-menl $18,000 We pay neai you pey electric No pe l * Laundry faou t ie * Off street par lung

Call 256-6200

S O U T H F I E L D

L O W M O V E I N C O S F S

SPACIOUS 1 Bedroom"ApTs.

$518* HEAT INCLUDED

Chateau Riviera Apartments 569-4070

Mon -Fri 9-5 Sa l 10-2 •Limited l ime upon signing a one year Ieaj4 New residents Select un<ts

SOUTHFIELD We are taking applications for &pa-CKJUS 1 2, 4 3 bedroom spar tmen ls which can be available lor immedi -ate occupancy Call 4 ment ion thla ad lor additional savings available l o quashed applicants WAKEFIELO APTS 356-3780

Southfield WHITEHALL APARTMENTS

1 MONTH'S FREE RENT Specious < Bedroom Apts Start ing st $470 Free Cable 4 Heel on selected urvts Can now 557-0311 Conveniently Locat-ed on 9 Mile/Greenfield

SOUTHFIELD $399 MOVES YOU IN

FREE HEAT Cleen I Bedroom Omet Location Intrusion Alarm, Lighted Psritmg. Lsrge wa l k - I n

Qoaet . Extra Large Storage Ares Rent From $475 Lshser Neer 8 '4 M

WELLINGTON PLACE 356-1064

Managed by Kaftan Enterpr ise*

S O U T H F I E L D

Lahser 4 Evergreen

L O W M O V E I N C O S T S

1 & 2 Bedroom Apts From $615

HEAT INCLUDED

Knob In The Woods Apartments 353-0586

Mon -Fn 9-5 Sun 12-5

TROY - SuOiesss 8 Mos Specious sunny 2 bedroom, top floor views a* amenmee Peta Heel inc luded Transferring greet deel' 740-6543

S O U T H F I E L D 12 Mae 1 Mock Eesl ot Telegraph

L O W M O V E I N C O S T S

$500 OFF FIRST MONTH S RENT*

2 Bedroom Apta. From$765

H E A T I N C L U D E D

Lancaster Hills Apartments 352-2554

Mon Frt »-S Sel 10-; -LimMed «me N Select un«s

TROY

Mor -Fri 9-5 Ssi- 4 Sun 10-4

TROY S NICEST- 1ST 2 WKS FREE 1 oedroom apart mar, I m d u d s s fus sire washer'dryer m every apart m # ' 1 carport , heat, water, central air, dishwasher, and other appli-ances Vertical blinds balcony and pool, an tor $6 tO/Mo plus $300 se

| west land

M A K E A N E W S T A R T

I N A N E W A P A R T M E N T

With A New Special Promotion

VENOY PINES APTS l 4 2 bedroom ap is S o m e wt lh fire-piecea All with great management

C A L L T O D A Y Ask lor M a n o r *

la ined Idas! location Ho pe t ; 7070 KIRTS BLVO TROY

OPENOAILY 12-6PM 396-0960

TROY SOMERSET AREA - FROM $495

Studio snd spsaous 1 4 2 bedroom apartments Amenit ies include • Owner Paid Heal • Swimming Pool • Laundry Facilities • Belconies or Palios • Intercoms • Dishwasher* • Disposals • Air Condit ioning • Window treatments/Vert ical bknda Cloae To Shopping 4 Expressways

-AGE APARTMENTS

Mon-Fn 9-6 - Set 10-4

( 3 1 3 ) 2 6 1 - 7 3 9 4 A YORK COMMUNITY

SOUTHFIELD - Mature adult, one bedroom includes ut i l i t ies No-smokmg. no pets, no >eese $425,' mo Appomiment requi red 647-«a23

WAYNE/WE ST LAND - 1 bed room i appkances. carpet, d rape* , cable reedy $375 plus security Immedi- I ate occupancy 517-486-2296 j

404 Houses To Rent Addison W Bloom held Troy Btrrrungham Garden City. West tend Farmington, P l ymou th C a n t o n Lrvonia Southfield Rochealer

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Dtsl 1-800-967-5904 Have your chargecerd handy

Order item — • 9402 Rentals $5 95

For more informst ion can Bnsn (313»53 -2297

ROCHESTER HILLS - Tienken/ Brewster One of a k ind 4 /5 bed-room contemporary, studio caimga. skyhghts 3W bam*. >acuzzi. Ceramic kitchen, 2 car $1700/mo 0 4 H PROPERTIES 737-4002

401 Duplexes For Rant

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Order Hem 9402 Renuts $4 96

For more mSM wialkvi osa: Brian ($131869-2297

NW FERNOALE Upper newty pevned. avaSetwe Februery 1st

OAK PAMt -2 oedroom, herdwood floor*, modem kitchen, lerge beck-ysrd 4 ti seem ant $ 4 7 V m o + 1V» mos aectftty CaS AM 546-5270

ROCHESTER HILLS Approxsnelaly 2600 sq ft , 3 bedrooms 2 '1 betha. Arsi floor mastsr state. 2 car at-tached garage Onty $2000 ' m o

ROCHESTER HILLS home 4 bedroom $1500,''mo Can Now Slaier Management

Executive 2 ' * baths.

540-6288

ROCHESTER HOME on Paint CreMi. 3 or 4 Oedroom*. 3'-» Oath* Vep iace m master bedroom sauna loft, $1500 mo 650-3428

ROYAL OAK/CLAWSON - 3 bed-•oom 1"> beth t ' i csr garsge Available vnmadietsfy 745 Gsrgan-lua AvaSaOW now $795 per month Call Manager after 6 pm 952-50 T6

ROYAL OAK - 3 bedroom 1 beth 2 car garage brick bungalow $900 per month immediate occupancy 2536 N Connecticut Kings we , Management 540-2670

SOUTHFIELD Spacious 3 bed-room, I rw ig fsmsy, 4 dmmg room, fvepiace 2't car garage pel lo a l

$745 Ron 661-8946

SOUTHFIELD SPLENDID 2 Bedroom garage. Opt ion to buy $675 RENTAL PROS 354-RENT

SQUTMFISLO- 3 bedroom U * <ar garage fenced yard. KSfy carpeted, new kitchen 4 beth. central Mr 4 moro tTSO/mo 357-0581

GROSSE POINTS Shores On Lake ahore Rd . a l The cherm of I country cot lsgs neeited on s lerge privale WW surrounded by trees. 2 bed-rooms, lemey room Lerge bey win-dows 'evesi beeutitui landscape $2000 per month

SOUTHFIELD 3 bedrooms 3200 vq ft $1100 per month $1100 se-curity deposit 353-0000

SOUTHFtELD - 3 bedroom 1 beth ranch New carpet gas Vepiace. walkout dec*, lenced yard $500 se-curely 4 references immediate •oc-cupancy $650 month 828-3088

SOUTH LYON - 2 bedroom, appli-ances, no pets $450 /mo Cal Diane days. 643-5900

eves 4 wknds. 477-0585

WESTLANO - 3 bedrooms Newly decor assd Completely carpeted Quiet street $550 plus security

721-0409

412 Tc

ROYAL OAK

LUXURY T O W N H O U S E LOVE CHILDREN 4 PETS 2708 ROCHESTER RD

$e®5/mo. 354-0110 SOUTHFIELD - Bstmoral Condo

2 bedroom. 2 beth. IreeMy

$734/month

WEST BLOOMFIELD LONE LSIW MFCFC—Pes Ths Cloisters 2,344 aq. a , 2 bedrooms. 2 H beBis. 2 are-pleces lemHy r o o m / M l bar. M-mond kiidien. 2 car, sir $1800/mo D 4 H PROPERTIES. 737-4002

WEST B L O O M F C L D Maple/Ore herd Lake FrssNy peaited. 2 bed-room upper. 2 be*) , fireplece. sS ap-paanoss. 1360 sq. B . 1 car. sir. besement. nautrsl $ 1 tOO/mo 0 4 H PROPERTIES. 737-4002

413 Time Sliering

410 Fiats CHARMING upper flat m downtown B i rmmg iwr , 2 bedrooms. 1 beth natural Itrapieca. 1 car garsge. no pets 1 '4 mo* security daposn $850 per m o plus utStties Non smoker 646-0002

BIRMINGHAM Cleen 2 bedroom. 1 beth. luS base-ment. available FeO t $650 per mo 1038 Bird CaS manager 356-0300

DEAASOftN - 2 bedroom lower Set Appl iance* 4 heet /weter mduded New carpet immediate occupency $450/mo 542-4753

7 MILE 4 GRAND R»VER 2 bed room lower refr igerator, stove, electricity $350/month Available March 1. 421-2274

FERNOALE Upper stove 4 refrig-erator neuva i carpet ing 4 bknda $435 mo Also lower stove 4 refrig-erator waanar dryer, rutturst fire-place. 2 bedrooms, neutral carpel mg enclosed porch 2 $550 Non-

gersge •45-4442

OLD REOFORO - Studio apl avss-abie $266/mo 4 (112 bedroom up-per flat, « 3 0 0 / m o Security depoeH 4 credit check No peta 535-4372

PLYMOWTn - Odwntown ^ i w r r e n g . small i bed room Appksnce* washer 4 dryer No peta $48S mc 1 yr lease 349-8248

PLYMOUTH - 1 bedroom upper leper ate entrance garage In I own Leeee esc«*rty No pets $560/mc 455-1728 581-6530

HELP! na 2 red < $2900 total

702-361-3031

414 Southern Rentals ACAPULCO Peei/tSui aceentrom condo cerrtrsSy located to aa sctiw-uee Mar i t - 1 4 , sleep* 3 adults or 2 adults 4 2 chi ldren $276 861-0142

CANTON - 4451 SHELDON 3 bedrooms i be th Besemsnt snd appkances Poeslble Land Contract $46,000 CeS 350-6444

DtSNEY/EPCOT - Unrverael Studio* 1H mile* away L u n r y 2 and 3 bed-room. 2 beth condo mac/owe va, courta From Days 474-5150 Eventnge 478-9713

DISNEY/ORLANDO vacat ion condo Beautiful 2 bedrooms 2 baths, pool sps. goil $495 week

Cea 545-2114 or 852-0362

DISNEY,'ORLANDO - 2 bedroom, 2 beth reeort condo 3 pools. Jecuza.

459-0425 or 981

FT MEYERS Beech - 2 bedroom 2 bath gc l f t roni condo at luxury 1 shere resort Mar 2e-AprS 2 $750 s weea CeS eves/weekends 841-1

TSJZ,

421 Living To

ROOMMATES SHARE REFERRALS

942 - i e20 8*4 S Adem* Birmnghe

BEVERLY HILLS- 2 bedroom. «ur-

BLOOMFIELD -Oath pool table $380 mo. i unities $200 oepoert

FARMINGTON HILLS - 2 I 2 beth condo, no pets, non emoker

' 150 mdudmg m a 864-4 i a a

FEMALE ROOMMATE ahare largs 2 bedroom apartment in UUca. non-smoker $270 per mo plus mamas Cs l Sandra 72* -08*3

FEMALE lo ahare 2 bedroom. 2 beth condo m wee bend Washer/ dryer. a8 sppkenoae $360 /mo -$350 security CaS 729 t a t :

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use your Visa/Mastercard and or-der tha TUtiWcstl-n on Wed al 6pm lor ThuadayS sds toy fax Qe<

atraeta on Ttairadar D M i -a00-a47-5«04

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LIVONIA - houeemete isnlsd 3 bedroom. 2 beth ranch FMi house pnvsedgea Pets a chadls) ok $42S/ mo mckidaa uteuaa 422-98*2

MALE TO SHARE 2 bedroom i

HILTON HEAD ISLAND- S C oceentront condo. i bedroom 4 B40T. newly decorated 4-6 aduRs $500 week 810-494-2007

HILTON HEAD/Sho rseood . deluxe 2 bedroom. 2 beth. 4th Soor vSIa idesSy located greet vtew ot ocean/ pool 8 lO-227-1675

SOUTHFIELD 9 Mae 4 inkster Huge i bedroom home 2 kitchens 2 fuk Oaths Oeel for large lamSy or 2 tsmrfy* CaS 851-7437

TAYLOR - 3 oeoroom carpeting, fenced yerd. 2 car garage $580 a

pm* $600 security M 2 980* c a 464-0062

INKSTER $3V1 t

Sharp 2 bedroom ranch.

WESTLAND Marge Capri 28408 , Warren new M i d d M M t Cleen, spe- ' ooua. 1 bedroom Heet air aop«-ancee carpel bknda $445425-9339

O V E R 1 5 0 0 A V A I L A B L E

R E N T A L H O M E S

RENTAL PROS 356-RENT

$510 Option to buy on" both 788-1823

INKSTER • 3 Bedroom ranch $480 per month 1% m o n t h security deposn Good credit e must

728-6622

V ILLAGE. 362-0245

WESTLAND WAYNE/FOHO RD AREA

Specious 1 4 2 bed room apan-menta located cloee to shopping 4 expressways Other amenit ies in-clude

• Carpeting • Park-like Sett ing • Owner Pa«l Heet • Air Condit ioning

BELLEVILLE. 3 bedrooma den, acre fenced ai 'age $7S0''mo ecre fenced appliances 2 car ge-

343-7726

INKSTER 4094 Fox Beeutitui 3 bedroom 2 bain brick ranch, beae-men1, newfy decorated. Section 8 okay $600 Good area 326-7668

Troy

Three Oaks Apts We have a SPECIAL

Save up to $900 on select apts

Immediate Occupancy 3 6 2 - 4 0 S 8

Wattles (17 Mile) E Of Crooks

WALLED LAKBKpec tacu l view and lake pRvSagea i bedroom. $445 Indudee heet. appkances carport , extra* Mo pets 347-3868

WAYNE

N E E D M O R E R O O M ?

C O M E S E E U S !

Spacious 1 & 2 Bedrooms From $535

• Enormous walk-in closets • Extra Storage

• Free Heat & Water

Wayne Forest Apts. 326-7800

Corner of Venoy 4 Forest

WAYNE - Specious 1 bedroom with Stove 4 fnge window bands, carpet, deck 4 pr ivate entry Very d e s n must see $380 • security 453-2975

WAYNE-1 bedroom apt Nice neigh-b o r h o o d $ 4 2 0 ' m o n t h inc ludes heel, weter ippltancee 4 bands

722-2979 or 531-4171

Westland Capri Apartments

SPECIAL 1 4 2 bedroom apertments

starting at $435 mdudee heet ca-thedral ceamga beloony/pet io Se-curity depoeH $200 261-5410

• New Counter Top* • Garbage Diaposai • Laundry Faculties • Window Treatments/ Min i Blinds

From $425 Month ly COUNTRY COURT APARTMENTS

721-0600

BERKLEY- 3 bedroom 1 beth ranch basement 4 garege Immedi-ate occupency $ 7 9 5 / m o 2690 Thomas S oft t2 Mile Klngswsy Management 540-2670

BEVERLY HSts-3 bedroom ranch > beautiful wooded area Central an appkances new ki tchen grade school 4 Grove* Hign

LINCOLN PARK, Detroi t . Whitmore Laka. 3-4 bedrooms Kids and pets okay naseneuCo 27J-02J3

to B«

LIVONIA 4 ALL CITIES

R E N T - A - H O M E TENANTS 4 LANDLORDS

642-1620

J I U U 2 - i bal

TROY- Square Lake 4 Crook* Gor-96 I um.1 'IfMJ, 3 U1WJKI

bath, (msned basement w.'wet bar neutral d e c c deck /a i r - a l a r -appMnces a w r service -wry dean No Pets $1450/mo B79-6553

WALLED LAKE 3 bedrooms 1 oath, utility room, detached 2 car garsge. no Basemeni large fenced yard no pets $720/mo 624-3440

WEST BLOOMFIELD 14/1 Updated 1918 farm colonial 3748 M It I bedrooms. 4 beths. loft. 3 car f inished bassment. poot/tennis $2300/mo includes snow/ lawn 0 4 H PROPERTIES 737-4002

WEST OEAR0ORN 2 bedrooms. * mapor appliances central a * ga rage with opener Clean No pets $60C per Mo 278-8462

ROYAL OAK - Cleen quiet, large I bedroom upper very spacious, heat water $495 discounted M M 4 Mam Feb 1 543-20

412 Townhousea-Condos For Rent

ISLAND PARADtSE-Southwest Fie Pnvaie Beech - Pool - Tenma

Boat sap* - Fishing - Ferry Service bedrooms w/S n n

$475- $ K K » weekly Monthly rstee Si SSSOle) Broker 1-800-237-6475

1 , B o a t !

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AUBURN HILLS. SOUTHFIELD FARMINGTON HILLS

Outstanding 2 4 3 bedroom I own-Nouses 4 ranches some e n at-tached garage 4 Vep iace

Westbury-Auburn His 852-7550 Weethe- s tone-Sou th fMd 350-1296

MARCO ISLAND FL - South Sees IV Luxury 2 bedroom beachfront condo 2-26 to 3 -5 $®95 week 4-9 to 4-30 $895 week 904-094-6428

NAPLES - lovely f i * r M h e d condo ei aeeutr tu imperial Ctub Wsaiout lo pool 4 beach Seasonal Jan 15 -Apr* 15 813-482-2141

Summit -Farmington Mis 626-4396 Covmgton-Farmmgton 851-2730

Managed by KAFTAN ENTERPRISES

The Townhouse Hours 11 am-5pm

AUBURN HILLS-S Bhrd 'Squr ra l M o d e m 3 bedroom, living room air.

$635 month m-651-3338

BIRMINGHAM CONDO 2 bedroom with carport w s a n c e a neer l o w $695 mo includes heel waier air Move-m condi t ion Eve* 8S5-9655 RENT-A-HOME. 642-1620 NO FEE

mingham $ 1. 4O0 Mo 277-3671

BIRMINGHAM A charming m - i o w n 3 bedroom fmnned basemen i Appliances, fenced yard healed

Evenings737-4446

LIVONIA - LOVELY 2 Bedroom, garage shed appli-ances Peta 7 YES! $600 mo RENTAL PROS 356-RENT

garage $1 200/mo Days 540-0260

Wsetlsnd

Western Hills Apts. 1 4 2 Bedroom Special Starting at $409

I M M E D I A T E O C C U P A N C Y

• Free Heat & Water • Walk-in Close ts • Vertical Blinds

CeS for Details

729-6520

BIRMINGHAM 4 ALL CITIES

FREE PREVIEW. CATALOGS PHOTOS

HOUSES CONDOS APARTMENTS Smce 1976

T E N A N T S 4 L A N D L O R D S SHARE REFERRALS

RENT-A-HOME 642-1620

884 S Adams Birmingham

LtVONIA - Newburgh Rd/Ptymouth Rd 2 bedroom ranch stove/ tndge garage, no pets. $575 • security No c a l l after 9pm 349-7482

LIVONIA N E - Quemt I bedroom l ' i story l v bath hide-a-wey on wooded ravine Woodwork wood floors Oriental rug. appitencea Cat OK $445 - utilities 537-2918

BIRMINGHAM- downtown Month to month 3 bedroom. 3 H beths. -nsstw *mia w a c u m gersge Rent negotiable 360-1347 or 357-5560

LIVONIA - 3 bedroom rsnch tsmity room, central air a t tached garsge. lenced yard $1000 per month CsH 355-2467

LIVONIA - 3 bedroom bnck rsnch, sppksnces sir i m a h e d beeemeni 2 ' i car garage t ' < month sscurlty deposit $850 mo No pet* 553-0219

WESTLAND, Cherry HIS 4 Mem-man. 3 bedroom brick rsnch, 2% car

age newly decoreled throuph-I $675/mo * security 722-5075 oul

WESTLAND Cherry Mill W ik jwood 3 bedroom ranch, lenced yard No dogs $775.'mon«h. 1st 4 last mo -security Leave meeeege 726-6031

WESTLAND - DAZZLING 3 Bedroom. 1100 sq >1 Garage fenced yard S625 MO RENTAL PROS 356-RENT

WESTLANO- Uvoms Schools 3 bedroom 2 bath central m avas-aow Feb I $925/mo Cea 4 eaa about our diacount 471-2607

WESTLAND (Mernmen 4 Dorsey) Oupiea 2 Bedrooma uMurmened decorated lenced yerd smpioyed $475.mo 541-1235

BIRMINGHAM Maple 4 Adama Aree GREAT VALUE! C o r , 2 bedroom-11 oath lownhouse with updatec kitch-en avakabla la i * January $625

Lmcom 4 Woodward Aree 2 large bedrooms 11* beths prrvele yerd, M l Besement carport race doeets. central n AvaSaOM n o w Only $795 HEAT INCLUDED No Pets 12 month lease EHO

T H E B E N E 1 C K E G R O U P 6 4 2 - 8 6 8 €

H GCASONAL RENTAL H NAPLES FLORIDA

Beech Golf 4 Boat ing 1-800-74^-7366 1-813-262-4242

PARK SHORE PROPERTIES INC REALTOR

415 Vacation Rentals BOYNE/CHARLEVOtX

Lakefront condo* sleep 2-8 * Jacuzzi cable f ireplace doee to akang 855-3300 or 363-3885

BOYNE CITY SKI CONOO to nenutea lo Boyna M l Deluxe 3 bedroom. 3'a beth Vepiace tv Nice lor 2 tamiSea Ptwtos 882-8370

BOYNE COUNTRY 5 bedroom. H i l ies 12-14. color TV, VCR. rec room (313) 420-1274

BOYNE COUNTRY Skiers bergami 5 bedroom Petoekey home, u n c i 8. k i tchsn. iv» beth d m n g room $100 per nagM 616-347-6483

CRYSTAL LAKE VACATION HOME Specious, modem, near Oysus Mountain Available for

C a l us a t 313-747-1

BIRMINGHAM $300 SECURITY DEPOSIT SPECIAL

Contemporary 3 bedroom

• 2 ' * I

LIVONIA - 3 bedroom il. $600

© W E S T B L O O M F I E L D 2 bedroom 1 beth apartment adja-cent lo dubhouss m West Bloom-I M d condominium complex $660/ month plus must be a t r i g lo se-

mes Apsrtment mdudee fuS uss ot pooi/ ienrss fecsmes. s r ted ied 1 car g a V and appSewcea CeS lo seel

559-8720

Westland Estates NICEI MUST SEED!

SPACIOUS 1 BEDROOM 1 YEAR LEASE - $445 EXTRA LARGE 2 BEDROOM

900 SO FT $520 $200 OEPOGIT WITH CREDIT

Heet/W ater/eands/Pooi/No Pets No sppacetion or cleaning lees

722-4700 On Wayne Rd 8 of Warren Rd

WHY? NOT GO WEST? "TO THE BEST" Westwood Village

UP TO

$600 OFF* I

LIVONIA SCHOOLS

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Spaciou* t or 2 bedroom apts

$ 150 SECURITY OE POSIT Greet location

Psrt-Sks setting Oshwesner. disposal

Vertical Oknda Carport mduded

COME van our beeuMMly furnished models

459-6600 JOY SO W Of MEWBURGH "on select 2 I

BIRMINGHAM 4 OTHER SUBURBS

C O R P O R A T E

T R A N S F E R E E S For your RELOCATION NEEDS

C s l 0 8 M PROPERTIES 737-4002

BIRMINGHAM quemt 2 bed room NEW HUDSON - huge 4 bedroom' 2 bath coiomsi with naturs i oak i n m 1700 aq ft 1 v be tha bssement Endoeed porch deck basemen i 2 v. RssKlervtiai or c o m m m s r c M car garage Appttencee included M Michese 278-2102 $975/mo For more in fo rmat ion

contact Ruth (Agent) a l 644-0009

LIVONIA - 5 M«e/Newt>urgh - "600 sq ft 3 bedroom bnck ranch 2't Baths fsmny room sppksnces n»u trai Vep iace Smshed Bsaemani. 2 car sir $1300/mo D 4 H PROPERTIES, 737-4002

WESTLANO

ow.o.4 OAK VILLAGE! • i r r V , . . of 2 bedroom 1 beth duplex ranch

! homes with lull Beeemenis $500 Chkdren 4 sme l pels welcome

7 2 9 - 2 3 3 2

1 Oepoert

• Weaher/dryer lndud«J

Newty Decorated 1 A 2 Bedroom

Very Spectoua Untta

SUNNYMEDE APTS.

561 KIRTS CtoMto>-7S4W

i M M t t f B i a e e i t i e s ear LkremoN 4 C r t » a * <888818 SSIIM sat Cs l III '

• Borne eNSs a s noi awsude

1-600-600-8323

SAVE up to $600*

THREE OAKS l a a f O M a a e

WESTLANO cy J Oedroom apei t i i ie is ler m d u d e d $480 'month * $200 security 326-8008

2 BEDROOM NOW AVAILABLE Overateed apertmenta from 1400 to 2000 sq-ft * -dudea 2 beths formal dlrv me. prtwata antry. oerapa or carports. 24 hour gala hour* SmaS dog or cat wstooma. Cs« lor a paraoo-al toui i *

Aldingbrooke 661-0770

F O R E S T L A N E A P A R T M E N T S

0 3 0 0 N o r t h W a p i a R d .

722-5155

WOODLAND VILLA APTS

SPECIAL SAVINGS STARTING AS LOW AS

S 4 7 5 / M O ON 2 BEDROOM APTS $200 SECURITY

422-5411

BIRMINGHAM Bedroom

1086 B i rd oute 2

i own $725 r garage, d o e e l o dowrv ptusutHI1.ee 881-0746

BIRMINGHAM - 3 Bedrooms beee-meni Iridge. stove 1259 B i rd $900 per Mo ImmeOete occupancy C a l 543-2200 or 851-1007

NORTHVILLE - STATELY

appsances Juet $725 /MO RENTAL PROS 356-RENT

BIRMINGHAM 3 bed room beth ranch exceSer $87S/mo le i 4 lael m o rem ' se-curity oepoeit Ava l e c u 2 / 1 Mon th

644-2468

BLOOM^ELD HILLS Watnut Lake/ Franksn Tradrnonel 4 oedroom oo-nn* 3200 aq f t . game room. 2'* bathe 2-wey Vepieoe. sppsence* Mr. Bnck lover, $2000/mo O 4 H PROPERTIES 737-4002

BLOOMFIELD 2 bedroom. 2

Unique 4 charming

S37$ plus a * 711-111$

-wow-$ 3 8 5 *

SCCURHY OEPOeiT 0200

FREE M1AT/MOT WATER

1 B E D R O O M F W O M I

2 B E D R O O M F R O M 0 4 4 0 *

B L U E G k A R O C H A P T O .

O M » n s w ' S i T T s a t S e J i ' a p i - Osa M * M s e s a M e t

720-2242

2 'a g e r e o a p e r t -tte. $1400 m o No pets H 1-5883

CANTON CATCH

Fenced lor sets $TOO/MO RENTAL PRO*

d m m g

366-RENT

CANTON - Lsrge home wRh 2 bed-rooma 2 cer gersge $750 /month, security oepoert 4 eM'snoee re-quired CsS 348-4410

CANTON 970 Or 3

garage w/ opener lerge cerunt peno $1186/ me » s s i Sis Mer 1st 881-3060 a i m e r * 7 * * 3 M . Mobs 8 * 0 - 8 e « 8

DEARBORN HEIGHTS t ear aam 1 ear i

- s s ^ , OfTROrr . $ > i > m s i . a s r s s t t l M M yens. $ 4 7 V w w . $4>» ae-I » « y Waser m o M 4 e * Rsss asrtra

FARM8IOTON 6 ALL OHTSS

R E N T - A - H O M E T*MANT$ 4 LANOLOROe

1 1 I I

F A n a w a r o e i B S A v r r

$725

NOVI - ELEGANT 2 Bedroom. Vied, appkances

I welcome $860 MO RENTAL PROS 356-RENT

WESTLAND - 3 Bedroom, l ' i beth new decor mr sppiisnces. double gersge Finished basement Fenced yard $875/month 326-8213

W BLOOMFIELD Cory 3 Bedroom, appkances Walnut Lk p n Hedges $750 Avaaable Feb 1st Chuck Dey*. 226-1430 Eve s 851-0688

W BLOOMFIELD Lovely 3 bed-room Rench Fu l beeemeni el-tachad 2-4 car garage, gea heet, >4 acre corner lot- lake prt.eaoee on Upper Straits $ t 200 /mo 386-5788

406 Proporty Management

• Plush Carpet ing • Pnvete Entrance • Landscaped Psoo • Centrsl A *

a/Laundry Hook-up nance l o Downtown • WaSung Dwtanca I

CaS lor appointment Man thru Set 644-1300

BLOOMFIELD HILLS LAKEFRONT -gorgeous view 2 Bedroom 2 bath, carport, as appssncea mdudmg weaner/dryer $975 /MO

810-230-0720

CANTON Sheldon/Palmer 2 bed-room bnck townnouee

e r : $750/mo

I TIES 737-4002

FARMINGTON MILLS - 12 4 Ore-herd Lake 1 Bedroom 875 Sq Ft. P o d carport A aasbls unmadMs iy $506 M O 488-0486 474-4504

FARSUNGTON HILLS 3 bedroom toam-

garege Heet and • 8 3 0 per ki 7 8 * 7886

A B S E N T E E O W N E R

schools No pets P I .see yerd wtth dec* $1100/rno 227-7173

OAKLANO COUNTY SOUTH 1 - 4 bedroom hrmoea H e l l no lee Oeklend R e n M Houamg Aaeocia-

443-0728

your weamg 4 man • Broker Bonded • Speciaknng m corpora ls

OAK PARK Brics ranch- 3 bed

$770/mo Days 473-7866

OAK PARK ptant 4 ww*

Cosy 2

OAK PARK. $ 4 Cl t tS«gi B i a S i l $ bswsset bHSk rerwh nsw pstM

St. VMOUTM/CANTON

PLYMOUTH

PLYMOUTH

W.W8CWW - 1 > 1 8 ' 11 a , s a w j s ra§a, saw OK tsaa $iv»t PLYMOUTH .1

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• Belore making a docwon caS ue>

D& H Income Property Mgmt

Farm tog ton HtNa 737-4002

GET THE FAX EARLY

Uee your V w a / M a e w r e r d ana or-der See osssfficanon on Wed al 8pm lor Thuraday s eds toy lex Get

• sds belore Sw peper Mte me sals on Thursday

Dwi 1-800-887-8804 Have your cftergecard handy

Order M m 9402 Rentals $6 86

GAYLORO WINTER VACATION CHALETS

2. 3 4 end 5 bedrooms located e Mecheywe a Four Saeaori Reeort Community AveSetM weekly or sensorial monthly M C H A Y W E VACATION RENT

1 -800-322-6036 TALS

avskaCss 5 bedroom, 3 beth home Indoor p o d 517-346-0711

MODERN 4 BEDROOM home. 3000 sq fl ftraplooe. Mmdry ma prM-legee mdudmg leke $400/mo CaB

Prulaiiilcnel norv-emoker $400 - % uiamee

N ROYAL OAK - Non smoker tor 3 bedroom houee w.'gerege.

$2S0/negoaetole 388 <889

ROYAL OAK Non-amotung female lo ahere 3 bediouni loemhouss $280/mo-, 1/3 Osys 222-3784

SENIOR FEMALE lo Mere 2 bed room Deerbcirn home eath lemale

$3S0/mo After 10 30em 5 8 2 - 0 0 6

SMOKING MALE. 56. wSi ahare aperlmeni si Weetland. Ford 6 Wayne Rd erea mdudee m a e M bedroom 4 pniSM beWi $200 m e . as utStasa included A astil* Feb 1 C M 11 AM- 1PM 728-5370

SOUTHFCLD dean/quie l /paraMi turraahad Oniaaa room 4 phone KHChen/teundry/r nc smoke $235 • 746-923?

SOUTHFKLD for leundry Non smoker $280/mo

3 5 7 * 0 2 1

SOUTHFCLD WEST 4th male tar spacious home privileges laundry storage. csMa $275 - utsmee 546-186 '

^eeygomg home, fsi

WANTED asanas to i Si Farmmgton or Orchard t M a . Ho

WILL SHARE 2 bedroom apertment m North Nov" $260/mo pkie aecurv ty C M after 4pm 824-3734

YOUNG. smgM lam Ms pi ulssskaiiN seekng seme lo share Royal O M or Troy apl Musi be neel and a non-

(313)372-0906

422 Wanted To Root

HARROR SPRINGS - 2 condoe Sleep 6 or 10 Indoor pool Ski Nulla

313-271-2387

7 MILE/MIOOLEBELT AREA SmgM woman wishes lo rem room with kitchen 4 leundry pn Sadgee C M 53*-4140

4 2 9 Q e r a 0 e o l i

HARBOR SPRtNGS - tSdaewsy Val-ley 3 bedroom condo Fully equipped Cefcia VCR Neer Bowie Htgmands-'Nubs Nob 313-568-2807

DEARBORN GARAGE 4 h M I » seen • sec a 326-8671

HOMESTEAD-Exqta 2

tripe 4 i el pick of I

HOMESTEAD Glen A r t * *

MEXICO 4 PUERTO VALLARTA Remade kwi Reeort Hotel SuSe-Oisaps 5 A l i m n Month of Fab Substantial SeWnga By Owner

Days 357-1722 or Evas 365-1814

4M VALENTMES

r n c u . P O WSh M my I \ y v a s e m C

SKI BEAVER CREEK/VA* . Large 3 bedroom. 3 beth condo In

buSMie $200/night 846 8884

TRAVERSE CTTV - Luxury 1-2 bed-room, heei M i nm eondos Low Wlrv Ma r s o w g y i a y i Irom $ I M

WALLOON LAKE NOME $ South of R a t B l s . Sseepe SO

•eye 575-2436 SINGLE FAMILY

SPECIALISTS Bnen (313)863-2297

RICHTER 4 ASSOC NQRTMVtLLE -8 MSe ^4 1 l s y r t |

I,riciest $157$ pm moaM No pass 181-0318 or 704-8238

C M 474-2131 or

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ACCEPTING A P P L I C A T I O N S FOR OFFICE C L E A N E R S

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Rapidly expanding txofcaraga firm I I lookmg for aggraeeiva coaege grad-uate wfvo wants to work m th * bro-• • r e g e industry Tina position offers tramaig and opportunity to taka var-ious aacurlty e x a m s Applicants sftouid hava a strong accounting Background and a deeire lo Warn r - l a a n sand salary requirements and rseumee to

Olda Discount Corp H u m a n Resources

751 Grtswold St Detroit. Ml 4 8 2 2 6

500 H e l p W a n t a d A C C E P T I N G A P P L I C A T I O N S

for kitchen for g o u r r r a l cooking class ss. Apply l - 3 p m , Kltchsn Glamor. G r a a l O a k s Mall.

A C C E P T I N G A P P L I C A T I O N S For enenmg office cisaning posi-tion* Couplss 1 M d a 4 Evargraan. Grand Rlvar 4 11 MUa. 11 MUe 4 Ink star; 9 MUa 4 Wyoming 7 5 9 - 3 7 0 0

A C C E P T I N G A P P L I C A T I O N S Managar Tramaaa. 30K first year benefits. training salary Teaching Oackground hslptul S a n d raaumaa World Book Educational Products 43460 1-94 N Service Orfve. Betle-yma, Ml 48111 . Attn. J M ln ton

A C C O U N T I N G Laadlng non-profit o r g a n a a t l o n l a s multipla opaninga m Its Account ing Oapartmant for tha loltowtng: A C C O U N T S PAYABLE C L E R K - de-graa preferred A C C O U N T A N T (2) degrse rsqulrsd A C C O U N T I N G CLERK. Part time - soma account -ing background All cand ida tes must bs Oat an or iented a n d poaaaas good 10 key and typing ebmites Knowledge of Account ing 4 Lotus 1. 2. 3 Compet i t ive salary 4 benefi ts Send raauma. salary requ i rements 4 references to : F iancnce Depar t -ment Salvation Army. 16130 Nor th -land Ortva. Southfield M l 4 6 0 7 5

I n s i d e T e l e p h o n e

W e are seeking highly motivated indi-viduals with one to two years prior sell-ing e x p e r i e n c e to join our team. You must be interested in working in a busy environment where you will be selling classified advertising to customers over t h e t e l e p h o n e . A d v e r t i s e m e n t s a r e entered directly into a computer system by the salesperson, so you must have good typing skills and be able to spell a n d punctua te accurately. T h e s e are part-time positions that offer a competi-tive base salary plus commission. Please submit resume to:

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H u m a n Resources Manager O b s e r v e r & Eccent r ic

N e w s p a p e r s 36251 Schoolcraft L i v o n i a . M l 4 8 1 5 0 Opportunity Employer

H E L P W A N T E D O p p o r t u n i t y t o g r o w w i t h t h e n a t i o n ' s l e a d e r in D i r e c t Ma i l A d v e r t i s i n g

• G e n e r a l P r o d u c t i o n P o s i t i o n s • Now available - Starting at min imum w a g e PLUS P R O D U C T I V I T Y I N C E N T I V E PAY! Frequent performance reviews during first year of employment

Two Ten Hour Shifts 5 00 am-3:30 pm • 3:45 pm-2:15 a m

WE HAVE A JOB FOR YOU! P o s i t i o n O f f e r s : • Full T ime Employment • Excellent Location • Opportunity tor Advancement • Excellent Major Medical. Dental a n d Lite Insurance Benefits after 90 days F o r c o n s i d e r a t i o n : • Apply in person betweenlO OO am-2 :00 p m , Mon.-Fri . to A O V O , I N C . 1 2 0 5 2 M e r r l m a n R d . • L i v o n i a . M l 4 8 1 5 0 E q u a l O p p o r t u n i t y E m p l o y e r M F t ) V W e m a i n t a i n a d r u g - f r e e w o r k p l a c e a n d p e r f o r m p r e - e m p l o y m e n t s u b s t a n c e a b u s e t a s t i n g

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P a r t - T i m e T e l l e r s

Comer ica Bank has immediate opportunities lor p a r t - l i m e t e l l e r s t h r o u g h o u t t h e g r e a t e r metropolitan Detroit area. Our most immediate opportunities are available in the communit ies of Farmington Hil ls, West Bloomfield, Sylvan Lake. Nov i . B i r m i n g h a m and C o m m e r c e T o w n s h i p Candidates wil l have a choice ot branch locations

Applicants are required to have a high school d ip loma or C E D equivalent , six months cash handling experience, six months customer ser\yce experience and twelve months of retail sales or clerical exper ience since high school graduation

Applicants must be available (or four weeks of paid full-time training. W e offer a competit ive salary, a group health benefit option and company-paid life insurance Comertca Bank supports a drug-free environment D r u g testing, reference checks and f i n g e r p r i n t i n g a r e a r e q u i r e d step in t h e employment process.

For i m m e d i a t e c o n s i d e r a t i o n , p l e a s e c a l l 1 - 8 0 0 - 8 9 9 - 2 6 3 9 ext 260 - IC3 , seven days a week, 8 am to 10 p m EOE M / F / D N ,

C o m e n c A I

500 H e l p W a n t a d

ABILITY 4 determinat ion car mcrssss earnings Immedia te open-ings Flexible schedule. M i n i m u m 2 0 hours. Strong communicat ion skMs dssirsd Typing h a t * * w e train

399-0577

A C C E P T I N G A P P L I C A T I O N S for p a n to fua-time tire m o u n t e r * Ex-perience helpful Apply al Tire Ota-count House 2 5 7 5 1 W. W a r r e n m Dearborn Hts

A C C O U N T I N G One year. Accounts Receivable. Ac-counts Payable, to Server si Ledger , with Excel 4 Lotus Dearborn A S I Services 5 6 9 - 3 6 3 0

A C T N O W ! A C C O U N T I N G / F I N A N C E

POSIT IONS AVAILABLE

• Mortgage I • Accounts Payable / Accounts Receivable C lerks

Experience necessary' Call today for an appointment

O L S T E N Staffing Services

Southfield: 3 5 4 - 0 5 5 5

•Overusing I M P O R T / E X P O R T

Our international company seeks several people to WI our full t ime po-sitions immediately in a l areas Sales/mark sting. campaigns, inven-tory control 4 management for thoea wfio quality No exper ience neceasary we wni t ram For person-al appt call Jaimie 2 9 9 - 4 1 0 6

500 H a l p W a n t a d A C C E P T I N G A P P L I C A T I O N S

for a fun cook shoppe Kitchen Glamor la looking tor f u l Oma r a t a l iares persona at tha fodowlng loca-tions Novi Town Center - 3 8 0 - 6 6 0 0 W BtoomAatd-Orcftard M a i 855 -4400 . Rochester Great Oaks M a * - 6 5 2 - 0 4 0 2 Apply a l locations

1 -3pm

A C C O U N T S RECEIVABLE/ BILLING CLERK

Fasl paoed sales office reguees highly organized Individual with ex-cellent written and verbel communi-cation skins Computer ized system requiree attention to detail and flexi-bility Experience required

Mr Roes PO Box 542

Farmmgton. Ml 4 4 3 3 2

ACTIVITY ASSISTANT 20 hours a week m d u d m g week-e n d * Poartior lor friendly, energetic individual to work wltti the elderty Apply Mon -Fn. 9 a m - 5 p m at. Cambr idge South, 18200 13 MUe Rd . Beverly MMa. M l 48025

AEROBIC I N S T R U C T O R S N E E D E D Experienced Part t ime 4 f u l time C a l The Firm Fitneaa m Fsrmmgton Mils 7 3 7 - 9 3 4 7

Airline Entry Laval

Airline Experience?? W e Wanl You!

Travel related company seeks out-going person to work with custom-ers Customer service, reearvations. night attendant experience a plus Must enjoy e i lenarve phone work Salary plus bonus Sand raauma and salary history lo EC Manager. 2 0 3 0 0 O n e Center Drive. Suits 207E. Southfield, Ml 48076

B i r m i n g h a m - B l o o m f i e l d C h a m b e r o f C o m m e r c e

The B B C C is seeking qualified applicants for the position o f Executive Director.

T h e Executive Director is the chief executive officer, a

manager o f staff, volunteers and programs' for the Chamber of Commerce. T h e successful candidate will exhibit proven ability to work wi th diverse constituen-cies, have fund-raising expedience, demonstrate a thor-

ough understanding of fiscal management and long range strategic planning, and possess excellent commu-

nication skills. Salary is commensurate with experi-ence, S30.000 • range. Qualif ied candidates are invit-ed to submit a letter of application, a current resume, and three letters of reference from business^eo£le_to^ ~ ™ " " ~ E . Salminen. Chair

The BBCC Search Committee 2436 W. Lincoln, Ste. F-lOl'Birminnham. M l 48009

A t t o r n e y s & I t a n k o r s

C P A s i V T o p E x e c u t i v e s

W e o f f e r a n e x c e l l e n t c a r e e r f o r t h o s e l o o k i n g t o w o r k w i t h u p s c a l e c l i e n t s .

Our representatives can earn $80 ,000 to S 100,000 in annual income with some earning $200,000+ W e have a very strong economic presence in Southeast Michigan and more than $150 billion in assets under management. W e are one of the nation's largest asset managers With us, you will receive the finest, most extensive training in the Industry You will run your own business without risking your capital. Plus, we have a substan-tial benefit package with significant retirement Income. Your pas! experience and business contacts could form the basis for a profitable financial services career Send resume to: ^

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Mary A n n Lambric 5435 Corpora te Dr ive-Troy, Ml 48098

Equal Oppo*u"*V Employe* KV

500 H a l p W a n t a d

A C C O U N T I N G Temporary 4 permanent poeftjons available noeri Current poeltlone in-clude Account ing Clark, Peyablss Oerk . Bookkeeper thru trial balance 4 Assistant C o n n o * e i New oppor-<unties available regularly C a l now!

( 3 1 3 ) 5 1 3 - 7 8 0 0 Accountants Connection

•> A G E N C Y A D M I N I S T R A T O R Global Financial Servloea. a finan-cial planning firm, h a * an immediate opening for a young, energetic, multi-talented person Qualifying

mat have knowledge m W o r d Pre c seeing. Data Baae Software, ckeni service, managing own t ime 4 reaponatbw-ties along with good communicat ion skMs For consideratton. pleaae forward rssumaa along wtth salary requirements t o

Global Financial Services 26211 Central Park BNd . Ste 304

Southfield. Ml 4 8 0 7 8

A L A R M R E S P O N S E O P E R A T O R Afternoon poalt ion Mature and re-sponsible person Duties are moni-toring 4 dispatching on customers

F u l t ime position 8 6 9 - 2 2 0 8

security systems Fu6 wtth benefits C a l Ray

A m n e t r a t l v e Aaaiatant Assistant Recruiter

Enthusiastic. high energy person needed to seel si busy recruiting staff In day- to-day activities Must enfoy axteneive phone work Fast paced environment. s o M typing1

dsta entry skias s must lor dstscess

maintenance P C knowledge a plus but not necessary Salary | 7 - S 6 / h r Heavy growth to recruiters position Send reeume to Personnel Depart-m e n t . a t t e n t i o n Recru i te r All reaumes must include salary history 20300 C M C Center Drive, Suite 20SE. Southfield. M l 4 8 0 7 8

500 H a l p W a n t a d

ANSWER I N C O M I N G sales c a t t for catalog company N e e d w a l spo-ken, customer o r ien ted people a .suable fuS-tlme day* , evsnmgs 4 weekends Hourly + commission Apply m person al 2 2 7 9 0 llssllp Or off ol 9 M a e Ueadowbrook Rds

A P A R T M E N T M A N A G E R C O U P L E Must have 2 years exper ience m property m a n a g e m e n t Apar tment 4 utilities m d u d e d C a l Mon -Fri 9am-5pm 3 5 2 - 4 0 4 3

An Equal Opportuni ty Employer

W A R R A N T Y A N A L Y S T

For Quality Assurance Department of matof automot ive supplier idesi candidate wiU possess good communication skills for customer presentations snd interaction with Engineering D e p a r t m e n t s JoC du-ties include analysis of customer claims snd resolution of concerns si automotive assembly plants snd deeiersmps K n o w l e d g e of sutomo-trve components a n d mechanics will! some baaK computer skids helpful Eng ineer ing D e g r e e or equivalent e x p e r i e n c e Please send resume W I T H S A L A R Y REQUIRE-M E N T S or submit a comple ted employment appl icat ion to:

Human Reeourcea Depar tment

A M E R I C A N Y A Z A K I

C O R P O R A T I O N

aggerty >n. M l 4 8 Canton. M l 4 8 1 8 7

No Phone Cans Please

An Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR i i i t n m u n i t * A c t i o n A j t i - n o x - n i n j i t h e i m m e d i a t e

i i i m m u n i t i i - N M j r r o u n d i n g I K i n m is i c t - k i n g j v i s i o n a r y

l e a d e r w i t h p r o v e n i d m i n n t r u n c ski l ls t h a i w i l l lead ,

t h i s u r x - m i / a t i o n i n d e v e l o p i n g .1 c o m p r e h e n s i v e

- a p p n u i m n at t t t ressi r rg t h e issues ot p o v e n v r e s u l t i n g i n

j s i g n i f i c a n t p o s i t i v e i m p u l o n l is c o m m u n i t y A

m i n i m u m o l HA o r B S d e g r e e i n r e l a t e d f i e l d o r

e q u i v a l e n t e x p e n e m e a n d a l least * v-ears e x p e r i e n c e as

a d i r e c t o r K x c e l l e n t sa l j rv a n d b e n e f i t s "send r e s u m e

a n d r e f e r e n c e s l o "

Scarch Committee Wayne Metropolitan

Community Services Agency 3"" 1S W. Jefferson Ecorse. Ml 182.29

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ACT N O W

I X 5 0 I M M E D I A T E

O P E N I N G S M a K * company m the LfvoMa area needs reliable workers for pecksg-mg 4 sssimbly Must be sole to work 40/hrs par wk C a l for inter-view today*

SOMEBODY S O M E T I M E 18320 M i d d M b e n

4 7 7 - 1 2 6 2

A P A R T M E N T M A N A G E R For luxury apar tmen l community m Southfield a rea 2 - 3 years manage-ment experience required Must be able to work independent ly Send reeume with salary requirements to Box 402

Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd

Livonia Ml 4 8 1 5 0 An Equal Opportunity Employer

A P A R T M E N T M A N A G E R Career opportunity with profession-al r r w i a g a m e m firm, on-sfte poei-tion for couples with good commu-nication * market ing sfcias Must be sow 10 handle minor heat ing, plumbing 4 electric repa i r * Type leases 4 reports Salary. 2 bedroom apt 4 hearth insurance naaume to PPC. 32400 Telegraph. « 2 0 2 . Bing-ham Farms. Ml 4 8 0 2 5

ARE Y O U M O T I V A T E D ? ARE YOU SOCIALLY O R I E N T E D ?

D O Y O U W A N T A FLEXIBLE S C H E D U L E ?

ARE Y O U W I L L I N G TO W O R K H A R D ?

Excellent mcome opportunity Look-ing for cleen cut, welt spoken Indi-viduals to b e c o m e p a n ot the larg-est positive 4 professional valet p+rfcniQ l a r m c a in I H d H Q i O Ynu mut t hav* t t » Ability to wriHc & m—r IX AJI fthrfu indudlnp d«yt .

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500 H a l p W a n t a d A F T E R N O O N M A I N T E N A N C E /

SECURITY POSIT ION Vaad driver's license Pleaae c a l 443 -2230

A L A R M O P E R A T O R Part - t ime 4 fua-time positions e v e l -a t t e Experience a p a * C a l be-

ru Fri. Iween 4-4 M o n thru I 358-2666

A N E W YEAR A NEW JOB! Orv-the-lob or cieaaroo available for sAgMils Oak lend Coun-ty residents 3 5 4 - 9 1 8 7

A P P R E N T I C E REPAIR PERSON Needed to aaaiat m rsfngaratlon and s p p t a n c e repa i r * Good Wa»aa Steady work 2 8 8 0 1 SouthAeld Rd

5 5 9 - 2 9 0 0

ARE Y O U ENERGETIC? Afwsys on the move? Real aetata may be lor youl Intereated mqiariea only Can Sheila a l 3 5 6 - 7 1 1 1

REAL ESTATE ONE Inqiare about our 1 0 0 * comrmeaion

ART VAN FURNITURE m need ol p e n - t i m e help, evenings 4 week-ends Apply wfthm. 8300 Wayne Rd Weet lw id

A S S E M B L E R S Light aaaemCMy W » t r *m b e n e f i t * M o n -Frl . 7 A M - 3 . 3 0 P M with over-t ime Sterl ing wege * 6 per hour Ap-ply at: Micro-Craft . 41107 Jo Or . N of Grand River E off Meedowbrook m the vmoentl Industrial Park. Novi

ASSEMBLERS Many immediaia openings In Farm-ington H « e sree Must bs mscnam-cally inclined snd famisar with d»-lerenl n u u and bolt suae Day shift

T e m p E x c h a n g e

5 5 7 - 5 6 0 0 A S S E M B L Y W O R K E R S

led. must be vary good with I t o o n 1 meess^s r i d i n g

Appkcations being taken between 9 0 0 A M - 3 0 0 P M U S TRAILER C O 5 3 0 0 0 Grand RNer Avenue. New Hudson Call ( 3131525 -4300

M A R K E T I N G D I R E C T O R

L a r g e Proper ty M a n a g e m e n t c o m p a n y seeics e x p e r i e n c e d M a r k e t i n g D i r e c t o r for S n o o p i n g C e n t e r l o c a t i o n Posit ion requ i res p r e p a r i n g a n n u a l b u d g e t s , p a r t i c i p a t i n g in g o a l set t ing p l a n n i n g a n d s c h e d u l i n g a d v e r t i s i n g a n d i m p l e m e n t i n g c r e a t i v e m a r k e t i n g e v e n t s Salary c o m m e n s u r a t e with e x p e r i e n c e Excel lent b e n e f i t s i n c l u d i n g 4 0 1 k m t e r e s t e a a p p l i c a n t s s e n d r e s u m e with sa lary history t o

M s . S a l l y M e a r s

P . O . B o x 2 6 7

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A m e r i c a ' s L a r g e s t S e r v i c e C o m p a n y

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T R U - G R E E N / C H E M L A W N is now

accept ing applications for the following positions:

• S A L E S R E P R E S E N T A T I V E S

• T R E E & S H R U B S A L E S S P E C I A L I S T

• S A L E S C L E R I C A L A U D I T O R

W e p r o v i d e 8 v e r y c o m p e t i t i v e , g u a r a n t e e d s a l a r y w i t h i n c e n t i v e p l a n . T h e b e n e f i t pack -a g e i n c l u d e s d e n t a l , m e d i c a l , 4 0 1 k r e t i r e -m e n t p l a n , s t o c k p l a n a n d s t o c k o p t i o n s .

Can today to schedule an appointment wrth Ken Lewi* at:

c o c c o n n T R U - G R E E N / b ^ D - O ^ U U e o € m f C H E M L A W N

500 H a l p W a n t a d A P A R T M E N T M A N A G E R

Soutnftssd management com, has an immedMle opening lor one ot tnev n M l M a m P y * * apartment c o m p « a a . Expanenoad only need ecus. Send isaians to Apertment Z Z L m . P O Bos 3 M Somnaeid M I 4 4 & 7 - C 3 0 4

A P P R E N T I C E A U T O M A T I C S C R E W MACHINE

Fun time, benefits Oeys 4 mghts 2 4 6 5 0 N industrial Dr . N River be te sen MeggerTy 4

ARE Y O U R H O U R S THIS G O O O NO Nights. Weekends. n r t W y e l

P a n nine. M o n - F n hours earn } 140 - $ 2 0 0 m weekly pay Cm needed, paid m i . s g s C a * MERRY M A I O S 4 7 1 - 0 9 3 0

ART GALLERY DIRECTOR For soon to be e s t a f a t i e d fine crefts 4 contemporary art ga«ary M a n e g e 4 poeatbfy a* or pari own-ership GaAary experience 4 strong market ing beekground prMerred Gallery hours daytime, Mon-Fn, lew weekends or mgnts Send r e » » n e 4 salary requirements to

Boxs 4 1 6 Observei 4 Eccentric Newspapers

3 6 2 5 1 Scfioolcrafl Rd Uvon le M l 4 * 1 5 0

A S S E M B L Y WORKERS Tranemiaeicm ramanufactunng Srm is accepting applications lor pro-duction n i s m b f y workers Good work ettHcs 4 o iecnemcai abames important Start ing wage » 7 / V with benefits after 3 mths If you are qualified, send reeume or wtler to A W T EC. 14920 Keel S t . Plymouth Ml 46170 . A t tn L Sippole

An EqueJ Opportunity Employer

A S S I S T A N T CONTROLLER F ssl growing national computer sales company has new poaltion k * exper ienced accountant To qua l fy

w'de-

r m Job offers competl tNe salary sxceaant benefits Send reeume

w/salary requirements to Raze Computer Aaeooat ion 36960 Metro Court Sterl ing Hts Ml 46312

A S S I S T A N T FOR OPTICAL m Livonia. 4 days. w « tram

4 2 7 - 0 2 3 0

ASSISTANT MANAGER Redford group noma serving devel-o p m e n t ^ disabled aduRs seeks Assistant M a n a g e r Exper ience muet include t e e m baeed personnel m a n a g e m e n t , ckent care, home op-eration. some co*ags preferred Afternoon ( M R . benefits Can Sue 1 0 a m - 4 p m 537-9056

A S S I S T A N T Manager 'Recept ionist

F u n ! ! Prof i t $ 2 7 5 - $ 4 2 5 / W e e k

International wholes SIS company has 33 poeltlone m a* departments for new office No experience neces-sary W e t ram CaSJoan

474-0610

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J Source One Mongage Services Corporation 4967 Crooks Road, Ste. 105 Tro> , MI 48098 81CW52-5500 S o u r c e O n e

L O A N O F F I C E R

S 4 5 . 0 0 0

By calling or Realtor, and others for mortgage referrals and applications, a commissioned Loan Officer meeting goal will earn $45,000 per year Experienced, successful LO'S earn much more

As one of ihe nation s Largest mongage bankers, we have immediate openings for Loan Officer trainees Successful candidates must be aggressive self starters with strore sales background Ejccellent opponunity for successful Realtor t tred of self employment'

Source One Loan Officers ARE NOT SELF EMPLOYED In addition to deductions for taxes social security etc. all LO's enjov

•Forgivable advance against commission (for first 4 months)

•Achievement bonus •Expense reimbursement •Health, dentaJ & insurance benefits •Retirement & Employee Stock Ownership •Paid vacation/holidays

Fax (810^)52 5600), or mail resume in confidence to Mike Wisok. Manager

Opportunity Employrf M-T WV

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i N T C R N n n o N m i v i n R K a p i n c c

$ 6 . 0 0 p e r h o u r a n d u p . . . Fo r Fu l l T i m e

C a s h i e r s & D e l l W o r k e r s

A d d i t i o n a l a n d p a r t t i m e

p o s i t i o n s a v a i l a b l e .

N o e x p e r i e n c e n e c e s s a r y .

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a t 1 4 M i l e . F a r m i n g t o n H i l l s

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G E N E R A L M A N A G E M E N T S E R V I C E S

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PACKAGERS

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APPLY A T T A R Q E T T H I S W E E K A N D S T A R T A S E A R L Y A S N E X T W E E K !

• If y o u I l k * peop le and are look ing for a |oto retailing, t t w i m w » « t to talk wtth you. • Jo in our store t e a m a n d w o r k In tti« friendly a t m o a p h a r a of Target

• Diacovar whet we m e a n w h e n w e aay we want to t>e t h e beat to e a c h other and t h e beat to our cuatomera.

Present ly w e nave |obe a n d retail training avai lable In the fo l lowing areaa: - Sales Floor Teem • C a s h i e r i n g Teem • Receiv ing Stock T e a m ) overn ight ) • Snack Bar T e e m

Ail Tmr\ft Tmmm m e m b e r s rece ive the fol lowing excel lent benef i ts:

Excel lent W o r k i n g Condit ions Compet i t i ve W e g e e

A d v a n c e m e n t Opportunl t lee

Vaca t ion and Med ica l Beneft ta for El igible Employeee Flexible Schedule (20 -40 hours -week )

Af ternoon Evening Shifts Avai lable 1 0 % Employee Discount on All P u r c h e a e s

W e e n c o u r a g e a p p l i c a t i o n s f r o m a l l I n t e r e s t e d r e t i r e e s .

If y o u a r e l o o k i n g f o r a n a x c l t l n g a n d r a w a r d l n g Job I n r e t a i l i n g a n d y o u I l k a p a o p l a ,

t h a n a a t y o u r g o a l a t o w a r d a t h a

Target Team.

No experience necessary ust h.ivr* reliable transportation . inn u . ccc. o l l D

A P P L Y T O D A Y 1 4 7 0 0 F a r m i n g t o n R d . . S u i t e 1 0 4

L i v o n i a . M i c h i g a n 4 8 1 5 4

4 2 7 - 7 6 6 0

RETAIL FURNITURE S A L E S

Wa are looking for paopla who: • are enthusiastic and creative • havs an .Merest m quality home

furnishings bul may not necessarily have pray sales eipenenca

• ths meaning ol outstanding customer service

W e o f f e r : • an excellent mcome opportunity • an attractive wort schedule • protasswnal sales traxwtg program • extensive Benefits package with

retirement plan

La-Z-Soy Ohoocsee Shoppe* «ith Michigan's largest iKction oI ganume Le-Z-Boy furniture has .mmertate openings m KjStxne sates If you want to iaam more about a retail career with our soccesahil and axpam*ng company then come * i or ca«

L A - Z - D O Y

S h o w c a s e S K o p p e s * Warren • 574-2440

Starttng Heights - 2 4 7 4 7 2 0 Taylor - 217-4750 Novi • 340-3700

• S T O R E M A N A G E R • D e t r o i t A r e a

A S S I S T A N T M A N A G E R S o u t h f i e l d S t o r e

W e ' r e S e a r s Hardware—Amer ica 's leading source lor home Improvement products and the most exciting concept in retail sales With 100* stores nat ionwide and 2 0 % annual growth, we're poised to make 1994 our best year ever

If you have experience in a high-volume retail environment as wen as excel tent interpersonal skills, we can oiler a competitive salary, com-prehensive benefits, flexible hours and oul-slancing advancement potential For considera-tion. please send resume with salary history lo: Sears Hardware. Attn: J im Stllwell, Lincoln

tuare Shopping Center , 26235 Greenfield uthfield. M

Squ< Rd., 48037. EOE

A S S I S T A N T M A N A G E R M A N A G E R TRAINEE

F U N & F U T U R E Youth or iantad comowiy n«»a i 25

rTHWoo dollar axpontton program Appl icant ! must ba anthutwai lc m d willing to w o r t wtm oppoafls m S 3 0 0 - S 4 0 0 / w * l > to Mart wrth rapid growtti potaniiai No axpananca wa I r a n CaH Tarry tor mlarvwrr

6 4 7 - 0 7 1 0

A S S I S T A N T TEACHER Pan TUna n«aoad lor r r fani l o M a program A M S P M *r*t1 Waal BloorrHlalO « O a k Park a raa* For mora Irrtorma-txx> call 8« 1-7605

A S S I S T A N T - Tiny T o l l Daycara. •mma«3«a1a Kin 6 pan- l ima naaaafl S o m a axpananca LNonta pnvaia noma 5 2 2 - 3 ' 8 2

ATTENTION Parmanan l lun 6 p a n tlma poalt ion* in our C u n o m a r Sarvica D a p a n m a n i wltn ax-

cailani w o r t condit ion* BanaftU i advancamanl opportunity No axpa-nanca raquirad Mual ba U N lo ( t a n immaOlataly t 3 7 5 / w » lo M a n Phona 1 1 - 6 p m S13-S0S3

A T T E N T I O N ! W E N E E D 50 »mall part» asaamtMari lor tha C a m on/ Daaa .ma araa Soma iot>a

ayma up to $ 7 par hour CALL N O R R E L L TODAY'

Nor re l l Se rv i ces 6 7 7 - 2 8 9 1

A T T E N D A N T S

G I R L S , G U Y S S t a n w o r t today! Ful A part - l ima Baal Pay Advancamam Plan m m a Induatry R a x l b M H o u r * Can Managar 8 A M - 3 P M tor mlarvww •Cpoin tmani Colony Car W a a * Plymoum. M i 4 5 5 - 1 0 1 1

P R O D U C T

D E V E L O P M E N T

Pr in t * is in the business ol developing ideas..daaigning creative products that solve problems oonfronftng frte

automotfve indusvy. W e have become a recognized leader in t i e field of a automotive interiors, seeing the induaty

standard tor exce ience a n d i m o v a l o a

B a s e d in Ho land , Michigan. Prince is a leading auppfter of interior systems for the worldwide automotive industry.

Our t e a m designs, deve lop* and manufactures a wide range of Innovamre products that set the standards

tor quality and value. F rom door panels a n d floor consoles to integrated overhead systems, Prince is oontnual ly testing

the limits of automotive technology. Currently, w e have several immediate opportunities in our development area:

M o d e l B u i l d e r s : Successful candklates wt l have at least 2 years experience building models and prototypes. This

person will be responsible for machining, fabricating and «n-tshing a variety of prototypes u t i z i n g vanous materials. S k i *

must include: blueprint r e a d n a . excellent communication abil-ities. and operation of machine tools ( Indudtog r rMng

machines, latoes, woodworking machinery, etc.). Knowledge plastic materials is desired.

C N C O p e r a t o r : CandUates should have at least 2 years expenence wtth Hurco C N C mi l ing machines and ultfmax software. The position w i l be responsible tor running pro-

grams generated from engineering f l e e as well as program-ming at the machine to support our modal buAdng function.

Materials being cut are typicaty plastic a n d a luminum Excellent communicat ion akJb are a must.

C N C L e a d P r o g r a m m e r , we have » oppoiurtty a v * a b l e l o r a C N C Lead Proyammer who can help us create t i e

next generation at automolv* interiors Candkfcaae should arjoy worWng In a dynamic team an^ronmant t i a t eupports and

a x p e a s technical e . caiaiica al every leveL in t i ia poeOon. you guide a technical, aat -dfracted worfc group In til areaa of

C A I V N C rapid prc**ypfrig. W e are tooMng tor someone * 2-4 year technical degree and a rrtnlmum of 5 yaar t hands-on

experience todpatitng and m a r t M n g Irst and aaoond surface angineeringmodale. Vou titoiid have a t o o u g h knoerladge of

CATIA. C A D « i d N C p a d u g a a as s m I m n M n b M I pmoaasas. An undsTamiUhig of t i e mJtomalfm

design prooeea would be a p b s

prctotypingi

T h e auooeesful carxtidataa will b e Innovat ive a n d solving problems enoourrtar a d In

i

First shift

^ ^ ^ ^ S m ^ R H S R d in b u l k i n g enctor supporting the bu«do< models e n d prototypes l positions are a v a i s b l a . Aa a n i n d u e e y leader.

consideration. Wstory to: Prfnoa "

except ionel environment for growth F o r I m m a i h i e s e n d a r e s u m e a n d aalara

O n e P r i n c e Center , A t t n : J e a n M M e r Equal

Opportunity Employer.

P R I N C E

M o n d a y , J a n u a r y 2 4 , 1 9 9 4 O&E

500 H e l p W a t t l e d

ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER TRAINEE

$ 6 0 0 / W E E K Itmoonrn tmmm S e company now Mrtng lor n n loc—ona AM po-» i i .on« o p a n M a n a g a r * a a r n teOO • Mtary whan > H y n d

SiSOO/momn guararv i training r m ^ a i i i ban er. MC no •xporerea

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or naauma lo ParkonnM Data Raport Corp

1807 E Big Baavar Troy Ml 46063

900 H e l p W a n t e d

A T T E N T I O N - opanmg n N d M a d M -•orv omy lo ctaan h a * . « , » in a p w t -mant communMMa f t * or p a n 0 r r « Day wor t , car naadad p a M WnSdan A vacation S6 50-S6 »0/hr Caa Mon -Fri.. 6 a m lo 3pm 4 3 7 - 4 3 4 3

A U T O M E C H A N I C - CERTIF IED

G O O D Y E A R A U T O SERVICE CENTER

M A R C H TIRE CO. 5757 Sheldon Rd.. Canton

A U T O B O O Y TECH M O A N larga G M ] i m n i c i S a n i pay plan 6 banaSta S la ta oartMad

366 -6600 ar t 231

A U T O M E C H A N I C Stata wida auto a a r w a organization • a a a m g •ggraaa>n 6 W i * , mothratad tacnnacian* lo w o r t m p r o l a a n o n a l anv i ronman i Musi hava axpananca m dnvaMSty. u panawn wactncai mr conditioning E i c o l a m pay 6 banaf tu 535 -2220

auto maonanac

ATTENTION LAOIES 6 M E N

• u g h i * i i r H ) • PLYMOUOTHOVT/WINOM • At iM l l • S5-6/hr

MasterStafl 442-2255

ATTENTION' Oakland county r«a»-d r - t t t m naad ot • (Ob-1 • Sac/a lary. $6 S10 • Compular Hardwara Ra-pair » $12 No leas Saa It you quality 3S4-9167

ATTENTION PRINTING PRESS OPERATOR

Er>ployaa naadad lor long 1arm aa-»^i- imnnl oparatino < 2 color print-ing pr«wj Pay t i l 10' iv baaad on a i i - a n a n c a Only a i p a r w n c a d prml-IIXJ p r a u opara lor t naad apply

471-1870

M A N P O W E R TEMPORARY SERVICES

A T T E N T I O N

$ 3 0 , 0 0 0 - 5 5 0 , 0 0 0 Repidly • • p a m n d l n g t a v a r i , unoar-H ' l t M miarnalronai mariiating and 1-r n o g corporation w # l IxglWy r-» irv.nocf amCMtou* outgoing indi-viduals lo Mi savaral new salas and M. nagamant positions FuB or p a n W r « N l i tram

C a l 953 -6691

AUTO BOO* REPAIR i \ »ar« »Toariarica Oartiftad. f rama ha.ivy Mis rusl Busy snop Far NW su'xrrb Naat, lasi d a p a n d a b * nonest own tools ErcaHanl pay Ah«o painter naadad Apply P r o l a n Lartrtieci Comswn 31500 V» B Mile F"o m Merr iman Farrmngtori Mills

L E A R N

A T R A D E !

Graa l entry laval opponuratiee in Mom lor macft ine tool neHiers Must na«a good m a c n a r K a l s*i*a t pass drug screen Can

P I C O R e s o u r c e s 4 3 5 - 4 1 0 0

EOE M / f

A U T O

3737»

5115

A U T O P A R T S

M U R R A Y ' S D I S C O U N T A U T O S T O R E S

u m s / p v i m

A U T O P A R T S

C O U N T E R P E R S O N S EXPERIENCE N E C E S S A R Y

• Fkeuttfe SchaOuang • Blue Groee Inauranca • Profit Snaring • 401K 6 omer b a n a m s

C a l l S t o r e M a n a g e r Canton » 5 5 « 2 0 0 Evargraan. Da l 5 3 7 - 5 * 4 0

A U T O P O R T E R - n a a d a d lor r a p i d * growing bueinees G o o d banaMs Must hava good driving record Ap-ply at Monday ChavrcHel 3 0 2 5 0 Grend Rr»ar F a r m m g t o n MUa Saa Allan In Sotfy Shop

A U T O S E R V I C E P O R T E R Mus i ba dapanoatMe * nave good driving racord Apply 12375 M e r n m a n Rd Uvorna

A U T O M E C M A N C S M O P FORE-M A N Cert i f ied with tools Minimum 5 yrs exper ience Busy snop Rad-ford area 5 3 4 - 3 7 5 8

A U T O M O B I L E SERVICE ADVISOR Maw car dealer nas immediate opanmg lor Service Advisor Top wages i banettt packsge lor sxpen encaC mo*viduai Must have previ-ous service sates experience Ma-c h s n i c s i a p t l l u d s s u t o m o t i v s knowledge customer relations tot-O w u p sk i ls a * essentiel

For sppomtmant /miarv iaw c a l M s t i u t t l a at Jim Bradley Pontiac. CadiSac. G M C Truck, m Ann Arbor

3 1 3 - 7 6 9 - 1 2 0 0

A U T O T E C H N I C I A N S Poaitions avaAaMa m m e automo-tive field. tuS A p a n - t i m e nourty wage • c o r m a a o n . t s s a d on ex-perience Advancement opporturu-tiee Apply m parson at Uncle Ed s On Snop. corner of 12 MUa A Orc-hard Lake Rd . F a r m m g t o n H a s

A U T O T E C H N I C I A N Caruftcamon m p e n o r m a n c a - aa conditioning - electr ical It you re looking lor a long te rm poenion with hj» Deneflt package m d u d m g den-tal. hoapnakiat lon. Me. and Insur-snca plans vacat ion 5 day w o r t • i n top flat rata, and opponuni ty

to grow appfy to Steve Clement

LOLT LaRiCHE C H E V R O L E T G E O 4 0 6 7 5 P lymouth Rd

Plymouth 4 5 3 - 4 6 0 0

A U T O M O T r v E D E A L E R S H I P OFFICE M A N A G E R

Large sutomot ivs dealership is in need ol a wek orgsnoad responsible individual who is a M s to w o r t m s last pace environment Individual must be able to manager A t ram others individual wM bs responslbM lor sit aspects ol ds«y processing and account ing Competi t ive pay and benef i t * Send reeume lo

Bo» 3 9 « Observer A Eccentric Nawspapars

3 6 2 5 1 SchooKrsft Re Lrvoma Ml 4 8 1 5 0

A U T O M O T I V E P E R F O R M A N C E TECHNIC IAN

AFE certified pralerrad Retirement snd medical benefits avsSaCMe Must sopry m parson Holiday Chevrolet 3 0 2 5 0 G r a n d River HMs 46336

Fsrmmgton 4 7 4 - 0 5 0 0

Troy Ford 565- 4000

4 U T O M 4 T I C SCREW M A C H I N E 4 C M F * D A V E N P O R T

F u l t im* benaMs Dsys A rughts only C S M M a n u f a c t u r -

ing x- rm<«<|lon HlIN 47 1-070*--

AUTO PORTER Needed tor busy COWSKXI shop Must hava drivers license, be de-pendable A able to wort overtime whan necessary Expenence pra-lerrad but not necessary Apply In person orVy at 490 S Tslagrsph Rd . Pontiac. Mon-Frl 8-6pm

beauty salon SAKS FIFTH AVENUE

FA1RLANE is now recruiting tor lull and pan una positions m our DeauD salor-• Cosmetologist • Nan Technician • R e c a p t i o n * ! Paid vacations paid holidays, com-petitive commissions and s discount st Saks

appty m tha beauty salon (2nd level) Tuaaday thru Friday 12-4

An Egual Opportimity Employer

BILLING SPECIALIST Major company seeax NMdual wtth high volume invoicing experi-ence on s mam frame computer to wort m a last paced environment Diversified Recruiters Co

344-6700 FAX 344-6704

IMMEDIATE OPENING

Commercasl loan ofSoer backgrcxmd

- SeM star

' EftectMe In danaloplng naw

Background mctudaa loan onglnasons. workouts, cross I sang ol banking

V you are prepered to gat out trom bsnmd the desk and become a Mooae Bank tor a competitive sal-ary. send rom resume wtth salary natory lo

Box 424 Obaarvar A Eccentric Nawspapars

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Uvorwe Ml 46 ISO

BLUE JEAN JOBS Wa naad hard working, dapendada paopla lor assignments «»

• LIVONIA • PLYMOUTH

• CANTON • TROY

• MADISON HEIGHTS Rskahls trsnaportatkon s must

CALL TOOAY CORPORATE PERSONNEL SERVICES

953-4190 362-9696 EOE NO FEE

BOUNCER lor pr pgr sear i Royal Oak night dub Appty sfter 9pm 1815 N Mam.

and Istsphnrn background pra-tsrrad but not naoaaaary CaS tor misi ilse 6IO-442-2SOO

CAD OeiQNWOETAJLEW S30K-S34K

know AUTOCAD 11 or Ngfiar. OOS. working knowledge of control m haiwaai a. H N w i i 5 yrs

PERSONNEL SYSTEMS 456-11SS •433 HaggarTy Rd PtymouBi. Ml CAD OPERA TONSrOESIGNCAS

Experienced

12

« pamt flnMnj *ys-A IllSkr i) AUTO CAD •una with salary ra-

quaraments to 24037 Acacia. De-troit Ml 46236 or FAX to 535-0283

CAFETERIA COOK lor day M l . no snan Mar 523-

quantlty cooking CaS aNsr 2prr

C A N T O N G R O U P H O M E needs pan urns Start wssng to sub Musi be flaaMe. have DMh irsanmg and wSBng lo M m Wort al other homee ppssmis CaS Msrgs. between I-3pm. 456-6317

CAREER OPPORTUNITY HEATING A COOLING

SERVICE TECH Amana equipment experience muet Good pay CaS 476-0625

CARETAKER COUPLE needed lor m l epsnment comp«e» m Canton Some experience required Salary

367-0200

CARPENTERS Experienced Rou( i Frsmers

Steady Wort 553-2991

. FarwungtonS lO-• 10-22»-_5»2»

CASHIERSTOC* - tar drug siors m a ParV**-ome Over

IS yrm. « M i In parson Sav-On Orugs. 66 to Ta

CASHCR WANTED

am Hwy A Orchard Laka Rd (next to Dunhams I

CASH IN ON OPPORTUNITY

We re now faring lor PACKAGERS

Assignments n Lrvonia Weetland

• 5-7 day we • W E E K E N D ONLY

Lrvonia - Bam-11am A ipm-2 30pm Monday thru Thursday

29443 Six Mae

Weetland Bam-11 30am A 1-2 30pm 896 Wayne Road

South Ol Cherryh*

KELLY TEMPORARY

SERVICES Eouai Opporhmity Employ* M/F/D

CARPENTERS Experienced wrth own tools Cxceasnt wags Very buey Must hava workman s comp A SabSRy Suo-contracting 427-0100

CARPENTERS A helpers tor

BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR

Due lo our recent sxpanaicm. we srs in nsad ol sn experienced bndgspon operstor Salary negoti-able PaMbensMs Apply Pace "scums Tool. 1144 R^ St WsSad Lake 960-9603

BROKE 7 - So S7200 m ona

suitsnts naadad

unts I earned working trom

i parent Con 313-456-6377

BOOY A FRAME PERSON Lrvonia Chrysler Plymouth 5 Yrs mmrmum experience Must be Stale ot Michigan cenitied l/CAR Certi-fied a plus Can 525-5000 ext 224

BOOKKEEPER thru trial balance computer experience, payro* taxee s plus Reply to

Box 224 Observer A Eccentric Newspapers

36251 Schoolcraft Rd

BUYER location dwnbutor looking tor

salt motivated buyer lor opanmg 2-3 yrs axparv

Psrt 46335

but not raquaad No phone Sand reeume to Bamai

Corp 23240 Industrial Or Farmmgton HMs Ml Attn Purchasing Managar

CABINET COMPANY needs lammator cabinet maker 6 delivery person Experienced only Can 313-561-7101

amng Novi FArwunglon sree Cal 8.30pm - 10pm

517-466-3540

CARPENTERS wantad tor rough i saidanlisl frstri-ng. no expenence naoaaaary

661-4375 CARPET CLEANING A Floor Care Supervisors A Crew Leaders Evas

CARPET A FURNTTURE technician Experienced Ambrtious Growth opportunmss 425-4613

Carpet Installers Experienced Must have own truck snd tools Rslerences 810-352-4400

CAR WASH ATTENOANT wanted male or lemais Drug Irse Farms* A Greenfield Area Cal after 6pm 425-5515

CASHIER - Ful or pan tame at Amoco Food Shop Afternoons weekends Flas fws Siudants. ra-tiraaa. second IOC etc Apply m per-son Joy A Sheldon Rds . Canton

CATALOG CALLS $7-$9/Hr.

Our company receives over 65.000 caas/month Irom customers re-sponding lo our netionaSy an wed products Wa naad anthu*-

sstic people to snawar ths phc and usiat our customers who ara casing to place orders

NO TELEMARKETING We provide complete trsmmg plus benehts m sr upbeat office envworv ment Fv* A pan time flexible day A

351-6700 Csl Personnel

117 Tie*

Hop-In 3140' ol Mamman

CASHIERS A u A t » n i t

Starsng pay S6 5Q/hr pkjs tianuaas Apply ai person OrtMrd 14 Car

aahiSMELU 30660 Orchard Laka Oust S ot 14 MBe)

noone I mdnl*aa. good pav eao ism 01 saw Apply m parsor, 43*07 Grsnd D M In HBM

CITY O F W A Y N E POLICE D E P A R T U E N T

F>e A pan tana. day*. a»ar noons A imd-mghts Good |OC tar iifti isa AppN m parson only Marathon Gaa Sta-bons. 31425 Arm Artior Tral « Mar ninan 32*50 MMdtaPaS al 14 maa

CASHIERS/STOCK part urns poemons a alscii tar stock, experienced :serveri A phar-macy clerks CaaMers mum be 16 yrs or older Apply Warran Prascnp-oona. 32910 hhdOabali at 14 Mas

a 865-1177

CASHIERS waned tul A pan-tana a* shifts B siiollU A vacation pay Opponmty tar advancement Apply m parson at Total PetrolsnaTi -Schoolcrsft A Farmmgton School-crsft A Mamman. PNmouth A Farm-mgton. 9 M6a A Tslagrsph. 12 Mas A Noi ih a sal si r

CGS/UN (GRAPHICS and MANUAL DESIGNERS

needed tor Flnt area Experience m Body Chassis A Electrical we also consider layout A Oman levels Long term contract 50-55 hrs /wk

Send reeume lo T E-C . 391 Aapon mdustnai Or.

YpaSanO. Ml 46196 (3131 465-3800 or 1-600-999-7910

Change Your Llfel today Cal Carol Shellon 652-6500

REAL ESTATE ONE CHILD CARE eecfter A Taarhar s As-

eetsnt Ml or pan bme paantons

CDL DRIVERS NEEDED

Must have currarrt COL kcenaa and an sxcaaant driving record Poe>-tions srs m the Dairon sres snd car lesd lo permsnent employment

Cal lor an vnmediate interview

SYNERGY STAFFING 313-489-0700

Teacher needed tor 4 year

-CHILD CARE aorta needed tar Troy art

666-6009

CHILD CARE AIOES Northvtae Pub-kc Schools Early Chadhood Center Monday through Friday. 7-9 AM ANO'OR 3-6 PM plus Substitutes needed tor si hours S6 01 an hour Apply m parson NorrhvUe Pubkc Schools 501 W Mam Experience arortmg arfth yotmg tnadieri prelerred 344 6465

cars A 3 year old Martria or Sranay

L Contact 5 e « 7 0 0

Contact Branda CHILD CARE - Kmder-Cars laemmg center e mnng Ml A pan una poai-tions Benefits include peid hokdays parsonei A vacation days medical dsntal A lite inauranca lurtlon as-sistance Pieeee apply m person at

25005 MKJdieben Rd I between 10 A 1' MS* Rds i

Fsrmmgton Hias »77-40*0

Certification as s Pokce Officer m the Stale of Michigan

' Graduation from a MLEOTC

Psssmg of stale ei emmeann • conclusion of MLEOTC approved

MLEOTC current al tana ol apparatmn and throughoui Isaimg procedure the

Ths Cay ol Wayne is an Equal Op-ponunity employer and mmorwy candidates ara encouraged to ap-ply Appacauona are a ekahla at ths Personnel Department City of Wayne 3356 S Wayne Rd . Weyne Mi 46164 Complaiad apcacatione must bs rscehed m the Persona si Department by 4 30 pm on February 4 1994

CLEAN HOMES 9am-4pm Must hava dependable car SS lo 46.1v Apply at person batasan "pn-.-3pr-. Pertaid* Plaia 32340 5 MM* Rd, Suns BS Lrvonia. Ml 425-6*26

CLEANeaG PERSON TO do sgm to madkjm cleaning 30-40 ton par

S5 par hoi* Apply al Flre-ord Rd m Can

1-4700 place A Spa. 42467 Ford •

CLIENT SERVICE RE sorting conditions Service organi-

mdhnduals -Psartiorn- Must bs experienced m cue Pan-tane Wad thru sets lo wort Fn A Sat 10am-9pm Appkcanu w« ba thoroughly lasted S6 50/hr Excslsrit. opportunrry u get in on th* ground ttaor" Fulvrs poeemartiea tor k«-tima Immediale opening CaS RTSl. DeDra. 967-1950

* 2 £

pa rson . C a t M r Em n—I.Noat.

COME READY TO WORK • PACKAGING * ASSEMBLY

• LIGHT INDUSTRIAL I M M E D I A T E O P E N I N G S "

APPLY DAILY 9 -11AM ONLY

PICTURE C 6 SS CARD REOUMED LIVONIA

29246 I

S O U T H F I E L D 2624 a

Interim Personnel NEVER A FEE E O t

CONSTRUCTION LABORI AND CARPENTERS

WANTED CALL- 346-1679

COMPUTER OPERATOR

Our • at naad of an sAarnoen Computer Operator issponiiams anotid be

__ COLD FORMER OPERATOR Fortune 300 company lookmg tor experienced person lo set up A run s 1000 National 5-d». 8 saaBon COM tormar Musi have mnmun 2 years expenence Wages S12 31-S12 90' hr Overtime available Benefits Please send reaimie or apply wWhm Special Products Di.iewn 13635

CHNC I and CHISC HAROINGE Set up and operators tor days and

Mernman Rd Lrvorva Ml 46150 An Equal Opportunity Employer COLLECTION AGENCY SALES

Rapidly growing metro a needs s Sales A Service Rep

craft pans Experienced, ful bene-fits Hytrd M t ^ Garden City

opportunity Send merits to EOE. PO

Bos 7820 Ann Arbor Mi 46107

Bon. lot ace .asion and monitoring on Sw AS/400 UNOL and Naad

Human Reeoucea Depanmart

AMERICAN YAZAKI v CORPORATION

Haooer ty l l ion. M l AS Certon. Ml 4**97

No Phone CaSa Pleaae

An Equal Opportwiiry Lmployai

COMPUTER SOFTWARE Co look-mg tor e person to r a i d A support CAM Soft«sr beckgroimd preSsrred Programming a peas sixne no laser than 2-11 1664 lo Mr PaU 21600 Hagparty Rd, Sn a 107 North»6ta Ml. 46167

COMPUTER TECHNICIAN Field aannce lach w«h own rae transportation Experience

Home & fCRYICC GUIDC DEADLINES: 4 P.M TUESDAY FOR THURSDAY EDITION / 4 PM FRIDAY FOR MONDAY EDITION TO P1ACC YOUR AD CAU. »1 -

4 9 Aluminum Siding

tl

I *

vr<ri \ A l u m x d i n g Gu t te r s , t r im r m d o s u r e s , roo f ing A re la ted w o r k

471-2600 12 Appliance Service

ANY APPL IANCE T V l V C f l Prompt ReliabM Servtca

REPAIRWORX 478-3023

24 Basement Waterproofing

U I B A S E M E N T W a t e r p r o o f i n g i icked. "sa»y wal ls S f l oo rs

! • * e i rao L icensed C o n t r s c t o r serv ice 4 6 4 - 2 0 7 5

24 Baaement Waterproofing

A-1 WATERPROOFING 15 yrs sxp frea eel RessonsbM rates Senior discount Vis* A MastsrCard accepted 53*-9385

27 Brick, Block, Cement

33 Bldg. & Remodeling ADO NEEDED SPACE

to your home Turn your into tsmHy room, rec room, finished isundry storage or bedroom!si

Wortul Bldg & Design Uc./lns 455-3325

39 Cerpentry

471-2600 Rsc rooma Basements Kitchens. Bathrooms Naw A repairs

62 Doora BOB SOOORCO 932-0101

24 hour break -m service Steel A wood doors - ir smew on

Locks A deedbolis ire* est

40 Cabinetry ft Formica —

Ai L T y P E S OF W A T E R P R O O F I N G G u a r a n t e e d

Free Est imates Peter Msu t i - 4 7 6 - 1 5 6 5

WET BASEMENT PROBLEMS?

NATIONWIDE SINCE 1958 FULLY WARRANTED

LICENSED 4 INSURED B-DRY SYSTEMS

AAA CUSTOM BRICK 1ST CLASS WORKMANSHIP

Specialtzma In al types ot rspairs Chimneys. Porches. Sidewalks Additions. Stsp*. Glass Block Referrals svaHaOie FREE ESTIMATES

477-9673 ALL BLOCK BRICK loundatlon A

concrete work Repairs sltarstions Large or SmM Jot>s Lie A Ins

Free Est Cal anytime 478-2602 BEST CHIMNEY CO

557-5595 DOGONSKI CONSTRUCTION

BRICK BLOCK A CEMENT WORK PORCHES - CHIMNEYS

DR WAYS - FREE EST 537-1633

* CATNER * HOME IMPROVEMENT

SPECIALIZING IN • Kitchens • Baths • Bssements • Windows • Garages • Siding - Entry Doors • Decks

Ins A Lie Builder FREE ESTIMATE CALL

313-326-7225 A FAMILY BUSINESS

RON DUGAS BLDG. 6 A PERSONAL TOUCH 6

SPECIALIZE IN STAIRWAYS A RAILINGS

KITCHENS. VANITIES COUNTERS BASEMENTS DOORS WINDOWS

STORE RENOVATION Lie A insured 28 Yr Expenence

421-5526

e AFFORDABLE KITCHENS e Quality materials qualty service Complete ranovstions baths tool Cal Lee 474-6469

ALL WORKW

471-2600

CABINETS "KraftMaid"

• 55% OFF • WM Not Be Undersold'

Kitchen Master 477-0707

Finished Rec Rooms. Sus-— pended Ceikngs Wal Bars

Floors. Plumbing A Elec

41 Carpeta SAVON CAAPET'UphoWary

Special1 2 rooma A hal S2« 96

DEAL DIRECT - No middleman I mstal llsai wood A storm

doors, windows A SKfcng Many ref-erences Cal Alan 595-4779

96 Qeragee

GARAGE DOORS & OPENERS

65 DrywaM DRYWALL FINISHING 1 exturaa A Patchwork

Ws sa of garags doors A openers

Al work guar Parts A labor • We'll beat your best deal • msursncs work Ona day serines • SAVE MONEY •

FREE ESTIMATES SHAMROCK DOOR 534-4653

123 Jenitoriai CONTRACTING-CONCEPTS

Complete larvtonal same* Baal prices m toem

Free Estimate* 313 425-4 112

CM John 427-6269 DRYWALL A PLASTERING

New A Repeas Hand or spray. Tex-turing Acoustical Caa Lie Guar 30 years axp 5*3-0712 662-7543

102 Handymen MeJe/Femele

66 Electrical

ALL HOME REPAIRS Smal renovet»on protects Licensed Senior discount Free insurance claim ests CM Joe 1-600-263-4630

AAA ELECTRIC Ras A Comm breaker A luae

Prices Free Est Anytime 564- 7969

BOB S MASTER HANDYMAN Repe* & remodeling

Plumbing carpentry A electrical 669- '766

ABLE ELECTRICIAN

Licensed - Free Estimetes CM Mark 478-2140

A DEPENDABLE ELECTRICIAN For al your fl aaidar tiel Needs

Frea Estimates Licensed A meured 533-3003

DO-IT-ALL CM about Specials on Ssamisss Gutters Extenor A alienor Pamtmg Custom Formica Tops A Cabinets Drywal Electrical Piumdeig A Other Home nemodsang 363-4545

Retired Handyman AM types of work

471-3729

150 Moving 4 Storage a a ALTER S MOlflNG a a

i LOCAL A LONG DISTANCE > v LICENSED A INSURED --BEST RATES" CM 773-5660

INDEPENDENT MOVING Free Estimasae Ineured

LicensesMPSC L-19676 Courteous Carelul A Competent

LOW RATES 546-0125

165 Painting/ Decorating

233 Roofing

POND PAINTING larances Pro- i

sr and aorta 40 years 522-2736 or 531-4126 j

• PERFECTION PAINTING

Oueaty worn al reaaonatse rale* • Interior A Exterior • rieaidenfial A Commercial • Walpapar A Custom Ftreahee

Naw Year Speciels jan thru Feb Free Est - *22-1560 Let ue show you the true dsAnmon

MOVING m inexpensive Prolsseonei Movers Heeideritlel Home Office 9-5pm

357-7878

RETIRED FAMILY MAM Maicuious pamtmg/Smal ispaa

infield Rocheelw Rei B'L

BIG IKES ROOFING SAVE!!

WINTER PRICES IN EFFECT i t your I

Uc 6 Fuly meured - Free aaf 474-4920

ROBMSON POOF IMG - RerooH. taarofs gutters tnm A sdng work Uc A Ira Senior dacotan

3-1241

151 Mortgagee F M CI MORTGAGE CO

PROBLEM CREDIT SPECIALIST CALL JOHN SPENCE - 647-9860

EVES "WEEKENOS 513-4060

152 AFFORDABLE CUSTOM MIRRORS For bySold bath. Vepiace. beiSIS

CUSTOM MIRRORED WALLS ft-ioid doors and gMas ISM tops insulated gtaee - Oacount prices

442-6910 or 476-1737

THE PROS KNOW Quality Pamtmg

Thorough Preparation Work myself

No ocegetion - 540-7106

VAN GOGH Pamtmg A Waapeper

T O M S RESIDENTIAL R O O F I N G -

No ganmscks No begg*ig Year eroimo s n jnafila prtoas

Expert ijuaatr —H—61—» Al g i t awaeaa ai etrang

Over 20 Yrs ir the Buemaaa1

No auO contractors. Uc A ins Free I

425-5444

471-2600 New A REPAIR SMngeng. ret rooMng. cedar. Hal tamng. gutters A

26 Yrs & StW Peintiog! Feat'neat Mamfy Res An old codgsr but eaey lo deal seen 476-6106

SEWER DRA«« SPECIAL

General rapan - Sr Ottawa Emergency aerwee 726-1340

CLASSIFIED AOS HGET RESULTS! •FREE ESTIMATES^

I n i t i a l A C o m m s r o s ^ ^ ™ smel :»e c new . censeo t r

522-4520 978-6277 581-2720 644-*85S MACOMB WAYNE — OAKLAND 42 Cerpet Cleening

6 Dyeing 105 Heutotg IT COSTS NO MORE to get A-1 HAULING Moving Scrap met

SI Qeenmg basements Gsragas Stores ate Lowest prices m to Omck service Free Eat Serving Wayne A Oakland Counties Central location 547-2764 or 559-8138

165 Painting/ Decorating 1st class workmanship

FIRST PLACE WINNER ol • A- 1 PLASTER A DRYWALL * Dust Frea fNpaai two national awards HAM

iL TON has bean satisfying customers lor over 35 yrs FREE E Additions • Dormsrs Kitchens • Baths Porch Endoauraa elc

HAMILTON BUILDERS Call 559-5590...24 hxs

SLAYTON ELECTRIC service pen-si upgrades raeidantlal A mdustrial Electrical ytoleoone corrected ree-

454-9936

A BETTER JOB Reasonable Rates

SCI PAINTING ruenor - Exterior Stammg

Plaster repair A drywel Spray textured cadmgs

Hanging A removal AAmsnum Sidmg

44 Carpet Laying ARepeir

CLEAN UP & HAULING SERVICE

JACK S WALL REPAIR Speciekang m duat ^ea drywal A

A'AA CARPET REPAIR

Old A Hmm Hotnm Lie 4 md 471-2600 power aaahmg cleaning A

pamtmg Beet pngaa Servicing Wayne A Oekland Cosmty

354-3213 RDP CONST. 421-2241

lAAA AMERICAN FIFtEWOOO SEASONED O A k H

Cut A spat 4x6x16 1/S67 or 2 i i Deanery/Staekmg even ?66-5900

ABSOLUTELY THE BEST!

MTERlOR PAMTMG SPECIALIST 626-4901 513-2062

ALL CARPET SALES. MSTAL A REPAIRS Ceomcraft A Phaertel

B A L L AREASH SAM S PLUMBING 451-2097 IQR N O PAYMENT|

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AiR-FLO HEATMG A COOLING REC ROOM KITCHEN A Beth Sp* ciakets AM rtaiiiudane. Foraeca A lemmete Visa A MaaMrcard

476-0011

SRK CONSTRUCTION CO

Complete Conelructtor Semcas Fantastic Prices

50% Oft •mEWoZ • EXTEMOR

C O M P L E T E L Y INSURED

Caps. FWe Pipes. Bnck Work

476-0011 ALL JOBS 471-2600

Chimneys Bi«l a s 6 rapaa *

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BEST CHIMNEY CO

557-5595

* A R TRBi SERVICE A FWTWOOO THOR CONSTRUCTION

(kg |o6 or amel - ea do 6am s« • INTERIORS • Michael

ITY Painting by Mk

H I G H E S T OUAL WINTER SPECIALS

471-2600 A

• INTERIOR SPECIALIST

40% OFF

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Fwiweyon c >0) 4Ta-aaso • HIGH HAT • CHIMNEY SWEEP

661-5520 WMMMTSONO

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4 5 4 - 3 5 5 7 5 3 1 - 0 5 3 1 LOW RATES

4 7 & 0 0 1 1 BEST CHIMNEY & ROOFING CO

REMODELING

er 111 168 >6TP

• DECKS • 5 5 7 - 5 5 9 5

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Wanted

ma con-

ATTENTION

(22 000 lo $25,000 F j i M f f i n u r a 401-*

MasterStatt 442-2255

COMMUNICATIONS $30,000

•4fRMNMofi dollar corporation • M t l poaitlve. energetic. wnwoous • t f M U H to tW sever* new oparv mge WM tralr. start ImmedMiely

C H I H 3 - M I 1

COMPUTER PROGRAMMER/ SYSTEMS ANALYST

investment counseling Arm * sc-captmg sppkcations lor lha pom-ttOfi TW < M i candidal* Ml poe-MM Wrong programming MUM m a de"v*Hv* of C 4gs programming experience pretonabty m Informix. •Uong d a t a b k t e design skill* prefer r*Df> m Informix UNIX, ahel

experience

Al* and networking xnowledge spe-cif* K Nova* Ptoe** subma re-tuma lo Paraonnal D*pt. P 0 Box 3043. Birmingham. Ml 48012-3043

CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENO-ENT - P f w p & «xp*n*nc*d tor ta*t paced *ggre**rv* firm Sand raaum* to Bo* 428

Observer I Eccentric Newspspert 36251 Schoolcrah Rd

Lrvonia Ml 48150

CONSTRUCTION PROJECT MANAGER

HseOsrt tor local generd contraclor Minimum 10 yeers expMience re-quired Sand raauma with salary re-quirements to Box 350 Observer 8 Eccantrtc Newspapers

36251 Schoolcraft Rd UvonM Ml 48150

An Equal Opportunity Employer

CONTACT LENS Manufaclutar m W*etl*n0 seeks fu*-tlm* help <n our manufacturing faoWy Entry lavai pay ful benefit* If you ar* *ggr**-afv* motivated and Oocwooabl* ap-ply In paraon Sooeroero Contacl Lan*. 6528 Commaroa Or . W**t-land N of Ford. W of Mix

313-326-6792

COOK - Short-ordM Experienced pan ttma day* Apply m paraon Frank* * Bar 6211 Cha*e Rd Dearborn 561-9480 tor direction*

COPIER-LAZER PRINTER SERVICE TECM/OISPATCHER

Mita. Goat. Sharp experience WW tram Meefth insurance. inlliioi 8 flax hour* CaH Ron, 353-3987

COPIER TECHNICIAN

Wa ar* now waking an experienced copier technician tor the Metro ATM Familiarity with Mita. Ricoh. Qaatetner or comparable equip-ment You Mil en|oy a competitive salary liberal benem* growth opor-tunlty 8 * chance to won. on tha in-duatry * moat advanced technology For consideration, tend reeume to

GESTETNER . CORPORATION

22400 Telegraph Rd SoutWlatd, Ml 48034

An Equa- Opportunity Employer

COST ANALYST

Arrucar* Home neafthcar* aBlkatad with Mercy Health Service* >* * leading providM of nome health car* service* Our continued growth has lad to an outstanding opportuni-tylbr * Coat AnafyM

Responiibilrties wii include overiee the daatgn. construction implemen-tation and maintenance of budget model, monitor and perform analy-sis on key ratio* ueed m compiling annual budget. anafyre profnaCMrry of products ana services develop flexible budget under the direction of Director of Coat Analysis and Au-dit and prepare cost reports for third parry, reimbursement

Ttae successful candidate must pot-sees a baccalaureate degree m Ac covin tmg/Fmancins and an MBA or equivalent experience 3-5 years of progressively reeponaible experi-ence m health care finance, financial ariaytsis. budgeting and accounting principles Th* abdty to develop ap-propriate methodologies tor eolect-mg. analyzing and evaluating data In addition, two years' m nome health care ts preierrad

Amlcare offer* a competitive salary and outstanding benefits To apply plsass send your reeume to AMICARE HOME HEALTHCARE. Senior Human Resources Assistant 34605 Twelve Mile Rd . Farming!or Hiii*. Michigan 46331 Achieving Workforce Diversity Through Affirm-ative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer

CRANE REPAIR Steal Service Center a looking for an experienced overhead crane re-pair per ton to maintain crane* and •It other phases of plant equipment auch as h»-»o's side loaders etc Must b* available to work vanou* shafts and days ExcMsm wag* and benefit package wtth overtime Apply in person only Contractors Steel Co . 36555 Amrhein Rd (near Levant. Livonia

CUSTOMER SERVICE/Order Desk Greet growth opportunity with Southfield company Excellent com-munication skMs Computer 8 data entry background Sale*'customer serine* experience neceeaary Send resume to PO Box 5085 Southfield Mi 46066 An Equal Opportunity

Employer

CUSTOMER SERVICE REP Heeded lor weekend* pert-time CendMMte muet have excellent cus-tomer service skins ApCr at KINKO S 28844 Northwestern Hwy Southfield

CUSTOMER SERVICE imemation corporation and major supplier to Big 3 seeks a sharp CSR to handle special accounts Excel lent computer communications and follow up ik Ms Diversified Recruiters Co

344-6700 FAX 344-6704 Customer Service/Phone Seles

Airline Industry Due to meior *xpeneion we need molhraled high *nergy phone rap* Earn 1*00-000 'week (talary • Bonuel answering the phone

Our Customers Cal You" Ca l Mon-Thur* 9am-2pm

353-3120 ext 320E

CU8TOMER SERVICE/Packaging F»d or Part Time Person tor

sale* customer service 8 packaging dune* WM train

Some computer siaracy a—nates

33226 W 12 MUe a Ml 46334

CUSTOMER SERVICE/ SALES

s s n & : Edward' i »

T a t o g r ^ h . 1 1

wrth outgoing per > saa • lading pho-isauna* SoudiUMd

CUSTOMER SERVICE

START IMMEDIATELY! Cat Todays tor more JMdNi

TODAYS TEMPORARY

649-4455

500 I M p S a n M KM part-time

pay tS 75 Naad Drivers ucenee *

good driving record. V«moa* pro-vided Apply m paraon: 15001 Fog St m Plymouth Pieeee I

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CUSTOMER SERVICE PART-TIME FULLTIME

WEEKENOS Many opanlnga Ptymouth corporate iieodquartori. Procaae credit appk-cations tor Imtnedlala approval Keyboard experience, good conv murMcaUon skMs required Greet en-Mronmarrt. Training provided

ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166

CUSTOMER SERVICE

PART TIME

• interviewing 1-26-94 . Poartion avaaable 2-26-94 •Long term ' Good v e r b * skMs > Good Kstanmg skills • Flexible hour* ' Customer service attitude ' Southfield location '

BARTECH PERSONNEL SERVICES 271-5454

An Equal Opportunity Employer

DARKROOM ASSISTANT Poamon available lo work on Tuee-day and Thursday from 7 00am lo 3 30pm Out we w« include develop-ing x-ray mm uemg automatic machine*, copying of « m i and other related dutiea Previous related expenence is

It interested, you may apply m person or send reeume to

Personnel Department GARDEN CITY HOSPITAL

6245 N inksler Rd Garden City, Ml 48135

(313) 456-3400

OAVENPORT OPERATOR. SET UP 7 yeers experience Hiring day shift, •op wagM Call lor appointment

313-646-2255

DEDTRU OPERATOR - FULL TIME 2-3 rear* experience Must have high school diploma Day shrfi Pay rate depending on experience Med-ical. dental. We inauranca Apply al Tswdyne Howei Penncraft 101 Industrial Drive. Plymouth

EOE M/F/H/V

DELI HELP & SALAD PREP

Experience preferred hia time, ben-efits include medical with dental 8 vacation apply m person onfy

JOE S PRODUCE 33152 W 7 MILE - LIVONIA

DELIVERY DRIVERS For a l counties for Thursday delivery of Trader Magazine Some routes pay up lo $100 a day Gary Rivers 474-2848

DELIVERY PERSON NEEDED HVAC Wholesaler needs driver tor local delivery Must have COL li-cence Good benefits Ca l between 9 - 4 Mon thru Fri 476-7050

DESIGNERS Advanced concept development shop ha* immediate openings for manual conoap t ' au to BOGY 0a«gfi-er* Seeking per*on« with either mechanism or /and structural assign expenence Creative end innovation coupled wtth sound deeign expen-ence required Competitive wages Send reeume to Globe Engineering. Inc., 36415 Schoolcraft Rd Uvoma. Ml 48150

DIE SETTER, experienced on small dies with secondary operation m a •mai company atmosphere Apply 8 30am-3 30pm Franklin Fastener Co . 12701 Beech Defy. Redford

DIRECT CARE - Openings svaUable in Starting Height* 6 Waahington Ml. working wtth developmental^ disabled. fuM or pan time 752-1889

DIRECT CARE/Program Supervisor mee Full wid pan-time avail-

able Benefits included 18 years of ege or oiOer High School daploms or GEO DMH trained preferred Call David WeSdey 454-5773

DIRECT CARE Responsible person who wants to make a dlfterence Over 18 Vend Drivers License Pan time.'week-ends 8 afternoon Could work Into lull time with insurance 8 benefits

Calls accepted Mon - Thur 1 0 - 1 ONLY 866-1093

DIRECT CARE Sitting wtth 14 year old boy DMH trained s must DeUeiH* area Please can Mary at 728-4201

DIRECT CARE STAFF Well managed group homee serving development any disabled adult* hiring caring persons High school dipioma/GED required Variety of shifts available Blue Croes/Shield insurance C a l 10am-4pm Redford. 537-9058 Bel levin® 699-6543 899-3608 Deerborn His., 277-8193 Uvonia. 474-0283 Westland. 326-4394

DIRECT CARE STAFF

Previous experience with develop-menially disabled preferred Excel-lent benefit package available, piu* training provided tor thoee w*>o qualify 15 50 thru S6 25 to *tan For (untier information c a l between 11am 8 2pm weekdays A*k for manager

LIVONIA GROUP HOMES 6 Mile/Ink*ter-PM 522-6428 8 Mite/Newtmrgh-Midnight591-9239 7 Mlle/Newburgh-PM 478-3656 Ptymouth/Newburgh-PM 591-0272

Group Home-PM 899-5119

DIRECT CARE STAFF Temporary *ervlce t 5 l o $ 7 / h r Call i0am-4pm B22-3517

An Equal Opponunity Employer

DIRECT CARE STAFF tor new group home in Canton Ail Shift* available WCLS trsimng pre-ferred but wil train J5 40 lo Stan

397-6939

DIRECT CARE STAFF tor smell group home lor geriatric Mt in Red lord Fun or pen tlm* positions available CaH 937-0487

DIRECT CARE STAFF to work fun lime afternoons, with d e v e l o p m e n t a l disabled adults Birmingham area group home 15 per hour beneiHts 855-5137

DIRECT CARE STAFF needed to work with the develop-mental disabled We are looking lor mature adul ts to work m an Extend-ed Home setting and s Group Home setting 16 25/hr to Stan Benefits snd edvancement poeaitiie Cal ua st 474-0610 or 513-8252

DIRECT CARE Workers needed for y o u p home FiM-Ome afternoons 8 midnights 15 50 untrained 16 75 trained Blue Croea/Btue Shield avsMeble alter 90 days Ask tor

261-4931

DIRECT CARE WORKERS pan time trained or ^ f r a m e d Trans-portation a muet Temporary Agen-cy Ca« 8-5pm Mon- Frl M1-6489

DIRECT CARE WORKER8 tor pan- t ime •MR*

home* m Lhroma and Canton Stan 16 25 t ramq* Ca l Judy 413-5070

900 IMp Wanted DIRECT CARE WORKERS

No experience mm tram Musi have GEO or Mgh school di-ploma. vend a i u a i * *canaa. 16 yr* or otdar BanaWM m d u d e d Garden City a r ea Ask tor Evelyn 427-7415

DIRECT CARE worker* naadad 10 work m m < W * p a M % a i ss tUd a d u t s m s group home setting Ben eftt packages a r a b l e Ca l be-tween 10am 4 >. Canton. Laanna. 456-2*44 Angle. 961-3646 Sue. 961-9667 Uvonia. Vickie. 427-1174 D e f e r * . 261-0666

721-2646. MatorO North »»e. Edie 346-3643

C«y of Wayne. Kim, rd. DeMM 666-0162

DIRECT MAIL COORDINATOR Rsaponslhis tor craaMng. mamtsm-mg and updating mailing Me* App6cant* atiouM

Cat Mr Bertlert tor torther mformaoon

810-651-2600

Director of Development

The National Board lor Pi oleesicinel Teaching S tandards (NBPTSl. with offices m Detroit and Waahington. 0 C . la seeking a highly competent and creative Individual lo work ooeafy with ttie r>i seideni aa N8PTS sets high and rigorous s tandarde lor what teacheri shotdd know and b e able to d o and oOers National Board Certification to teacher* who meet thoee e tandard* The Director of Development mm play an important role m managing Ml NBPTS Kmd-raWng actMtiee and a a a m tha P r » slant m securing non-lederM funds needed lo support NBPTS In 1994 NBPTS expects to obtain 16 mMton doner* of g rmt s u p p o n from toder-M, corporate and foundation sourc-

Candidata* Should nave an out-stsnding record of eocompkahmant

l». Demon-strated eft*, ti-eriees m working wtth corporate and foundation execu-tives. the ability to write dearly and persuaetvefy. and tha capacity to work productively m a collaborative anterprtee are sesentiai a* M a per-sonal commitment to the miaalon of the National Board Candidates tor the poeftlon should have a bac-calaureate degree, relevent gradu-at* degree pie«ariied mln 5 yrs of significant successful fund-ralalng expenence exceMenl writing and oral communication skMs. and tha capacity to work with board of di-rector*

TMs position wMI be located in the National Board's Detroit office We oher an excellent opportunity for

anal gro salaries

sive benefit package Pleaae send letter of interest wtth reeume and salary requirements (no phone cans) 10

professional growth aa wen a s com-petitive salaries and a comprehen-

300 River Place. Sle Detroit. Ml 46207

mformation must ba received by February 28 1994 to ensur* fu l consideration

Affirmative Action/Equal Opportuni-ty Employer

DRIVER/DELIVERY

SET-UP JOBS

$ 1 4 . 0 1

START NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED

Light work with purtner*. m e d i a -tor*. deodorizer* and air control aquwment S t a n immediately Ml-tim* we Iram. long term opportuni-ties No lay-oft* Paid vacations & Benefit* Cal 326-8501

DRIVER - DOT qualified Experi-enced only 0TR tractoi /trailer COL » 'HM endorsement Physical & drug screening a must <co sup-plied) Sob poettton ideal tor sup-p lement* employment Pleaae can Mon -Fn Sam-5pm 810-478-1336

DRIVER FOR ROUTE Stan* 1300 per week Must be reli-able. have good driving record CaH Rick Wayne. 637-7113

DRIVER/GENERAL LABORER Chauffeur s Scenes required Ful ttme/benellls Apply at 813 Manu-fac turar* Dnve Weetland 729-5700

DRIVER 8 GENERAL SHOP HELP Part-time South held 262-1234

DRIVER Needed lor medical equipment company Par t fuk- t tme Non-*mok-ing Farmington HMIs company

737-4609

DRIVER

PACKAGE VAN - LOCAL DELIVERIES -

Full and Part-time METRO DETROIT AREA

Ar* you tired of long-haul driving. working nights or swingsMft? Would you want to spend mor* time with your t*mltyt And would you Hfca to have above average eermng*?

Roadway Package System Inc.. • subsidiary of Roadway Service*, inc.. na* an excellent opportunity tot OWNER/OPERATORS to <

the local area MONOAY THROUGH FRIDAY NO OVERNIGHT Must be at least 21 and have al

west ONE YEAR OF VERIFIABLE COMMERCIAL DELIVERY EXPERIENCE Women encouraged to apply Only senoua individuals need reapond it miereeied m being a pan of a rapK*y growing delivery system, contact

Roadway Package System 12060 Dixie Street Redford. Ml 46239

313/255-7503 EO/AAE

DRIVERS COL SET UP CREW tu« time KM benem* Waterbed Gallery 41915 Ford Rd Canton

DRIVERS For growing c a p company r growing

C— tor • 591-2325

DRIVERS - Semi 8 straight truck tor

I Quick turnaround*! Musi have COL A/H, minimum 2 yr* experience d e e n MVR A current DOT physical 8 drug teel Ful benefit pecfcsga Ca l 9-3 weekdays 1-600-942-9730

DRIVERS warned lor Uvonia auto parts store Apply m person Speedy Auto Parts 19562 Midi

DRIVERS WANTED 18 or Older VMM drivers lc«nee/in-•uranee Earn up lo | 7 - 1 tO/hour Apply at Ptzza Hut. 24750 Tele-gr*ph Southfield 364-3600

DRIVER/WAREHOUSE mum have VMM COL-A Warahouae work 1 lo-cal delivery driver Apply m peraon 36301 ~ "

900 Halp Wanted DRY CLEANERS In WsaOsnd has

31246 Warrar Rd 427-4447

DRY CLEANERS

t prsaaar As* tor EH 313-346-6120

•* ha* J poeltlone tor MM 6 wool 6

DRY CLEANING HELP WANTED Day* Apply «MMn at: 13509 MMdto-beft Lrvonia. between 7 30AM-3PM See Sharon

EDM OPERATOR FULLTIME

parlance Pay on expenence Muet

ba able to make own electrode* Night shift Apply at

101 mduetrlal Dr Plymouth Or c a l (313| 453-6600

EOE M/F/H/V

Electrical Apprentice Many immedlale oparange Waat sMe location Musi ba * *etf-ttarter wtth at laaat 6 Mo* wtrmg experi-ence Must be able lo reed wlrmg diagrame. solder and crimp Day shift Caa

TempExchang© 557-5600

ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE Lighting Mamtenance Company looking tor qualified parsons to (om our awning mamananoa craws Ex-tenerve out-of-state travel 16-115 par hour Cal 810-649-1515

ELECTRICIAN Growing manufacturing company located near Brighton haa an imme-diate opening tor an Msclrtcian with a minimum of 4 year* experience m preventative mamtenance Musi poeeees knowledge of electrical code* and schematic* Associate* Degree or edvanoed vocational training required Excekent compa-ny paM benefits after 90 day* For first consideration apply m peraon Mon -Fri Sam 4pm or aand reeume including wege requirement* to

MaacoTech Tubular Product* (Formerly R6B Manufacturing)

7495 E M-36. Box «165 Hamburg. Ml 46139

An EquM Opportunity Employer

ELECTRONICS TECHNICIAN Service 8 repair technician experi-enced with general electronic* wtth good mechanical skMs Good driv-ing record Pay 8 benefit* bs s sd on expenence Apply In person or man

jme lo 827 S Main St , Ptymouth. Ml 48170

ELECTRONIC TEST/ ENGINEERING ASSISTANT

CC'. * Farmmgton HMs baaed man-ufacturer ot electronic aaaambke* •* •eekmg a teel technician/engineer-ing Assistant Responsibilities in-clude leet 6 repair electronic as-semblies assist engineering dept etc Accredited degree or expen-ence necessary Pleaae forward ra-

le and *alary reqiaramerit* to CIRMOUNT CIRCUITS INC

37640 HM* Tech Dr Farmmgton HM*. Ml 46331

Attn Engineering Dept NO CALLS

500 t t t p W a n t e d

ENGINEER S45K-455K

For world leader m equipment tome i m p 1 , an Mi— 6 protect management Naad 6 yr*

oontroi* a Ing. Supervisor, able Muet k n o know control system hardware, b e aMe to read 6 design controls logic circuits.

PERSONNEL SYSTEMS 456-1166 9433 Haggerty Rd Ptymouth. Mi

ENTRY LEVEL POSITION * SveA stole at SoutftHeM ofltoe of mafor steel compeny Job reaponatoMttos oonMal of pickup 1 ae>iM> of sseei samplsa. nneiulflcs mai 6 some

hMidwrWng. a oood math aptitude, an eye tor de ta l 8 slstiH tranepor-tatwn C i : sMsnt beneftt* Ca l JHi

352-0000

EVENING PHONE work tor mature peraon. no I sling, hr* sveksble lo fit your schedule Senior* weiocms Ca l Wayne 471-5600

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Proven tond raleer tor 36 year oM community theater Resign • to

S t ageoa f t e r s Search Committee 415 S Lafayette

Royal Oek. Ml 46067

FAOAUST/MAKE-UP ARTIST Experienced professional ts el Mist/ make-up artist tor ful service talon In Troy Caenteaa available

Ask tor Tracy 362-2630

FIELD SERVICE TECHNICIAN Oaieclri a Electronic* mc m *eekmg a fleM service technician tor ft* foundry appacatxin* baaed out ol our Southfield office This tech wM provide technical eselitsnce to cus-tomer* aa tar aa mat seal ion 6 s i sn up of new equipment, trouble shooi-n g BeM equipment. cuetomer train-ing & m-house repair. We ara seeking a self motiveted m-dNMuM wtth expenence in systems troubts *hootmg m foundry equip-ment The ideM candidate Miouto have a degree m electrical engmeer-Ing wtth a good mechemc beck-ground 8 at Meet 5 yeers experi-ence Extensive travel m required We oftor competitive talary. fua-beneftt* progrems 8 relocation s»-

Submft reeume in confidence to SELECTIVE ELECTRONICS Inc

Attention Sven Joheneeon 21654 Metros* Ave

Southfield. Mi 46075

FINISHER SURFACE GRINDER

OD-ID GRINDER Experienced or»y wtth carbide 8 steel tooling Musi know how to set up machine Good benefits includ-ingAOlk Taylor 946-6568

FITNESS INSTRUCTOR lor

edge 8 expenence with reeMtance 8 aerobic mecMnery 8 tree weights is required Part time, flexible txxr* •*

ends C a l l

ELIZABETH S BRJOAL Manor m»w accepting sppkcetions tor fu l lane sales help U*c fu l 8 pen time hoet-

se 402 S Mam. NorthvMe

EMBROIDERY MACHINE OPERATOR

Canton company. w« tram Starting 16/hr Call Ro6 313-981-3000 ext 37

FLOOR PERSON Experienced high speed strtp/wsix/ spray bufl Pan time evenmg* 8 weekend* Oawaon 8 *urroundmg areas Must have own tranapons-tIon,1 equipment It poesible 563-2960

FLOOR PERSON WANTED For midnight shift Musi have expe-rience In stripping, waxing. 8 buff-ing Weetiend erea Cal Mon-Fn 9em-5pm at 631-3070 or 349-3210

POSITION AVAILABLE MECHANICAL ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN

The position entails working on a | truck blade development team wtth Heevy Duty Braking Systems The successful candMate wM have good mechanical aptiiude with the abarty to analyze engmeenng related prob-lems and maka viable suggestion* Associates Degree preferred

FLORIST MANAGER - with design e x p e r i e n c e wsnled Full t ime SouthfieM location

350-0121

500 Halp Wanted GENERAL LABOR

Fu« time M drive truck, load 6 un-

Amancan Heritage Wood 369 Enterprise Ct I c o m M I d HMs. 3 Mks N of Square Lake 1 b » E of of Square Laka 1 Wk E

(No p f e n e caas I

GENERAL MANAGER

Excavating/ gredkw company seeks ganerM manager of isMflantiM opar-ationa Baaa salary lo 160.000 plua bonus company car 6 benefit* Ex-perience required 4 yr* manage-

tton supervision or releted engineer-ing beckgrotmd

473-7210 STEVEN J GREENE PERSONNEL

GROWING service oriented Lawn Care company • now accepting application* tor realdentlM Saiee People. Lawn Tedmlciane snd Tele-marketer* Lawn Tachmclen must have a good driving record Experi-ence preferred but wM tram Selery. benefits and oommisMons available

810-478-9393

HAIR STYLISTS Fantastic Sam's now hmng fu l 8 part time tor Livorva. Ann Arbor Farmington. Gar-

den City Ptymouthm Wayne 6 Westland GUARANTEED 16/hr + tips, peid vacatione. ineursnce evail-atole 595-8003

HAIRORESSER - Licsnesd. experi-enced. roller set. I day per week, exceaem hour*. Weet Bloomfield a ree nursing home 661-7060

HAIR DRESSERS Manicurists. Fs-tor rant

m very busy Birmingham shop Cel 644-2257 or 256-6029

HAIRDRESSERS WANTED - Fun and part-time Flex.ble hour* Open 6 day* 3 evening* LSIUI 9pm Theee are commMtioned poeltion* Our fnendfy growing Ptymouth area talon need* you now* Ca l 455-3100

HAIR DRESSERS maracuri«t snd receptionist needed fiM-lime tor busy 12 MUe/Evergreen Salon Top pay for right persons 559-0123

HAIR DRESSERS 8 BARBERS Upiscsla Livonia salon seeks profee-aonal . keen sad stylists to work Kit lime Competitive commission paid taxes »upip«*a turnohed peid veca-tion. ineurance aveilatole Haa imag-es 27500 Plymouth Rd 427-67 f l

HAIR DRESSER wanted lo rent station immediate opening Royal Oak/Birmingham area Ca i Mary

549-1010 or 266-545

HAIRS TV LING - Retail salon, pro-gressive 8 wea-eetatokehed seeking menegemenl trainee. *e«-motrvst-ed mature, w'salon axperwnoe Salary 'extra* Uvonia. 559-6649

HAIR STYLIST - Naw Management Barber or Dtauticien wanted

A Very Busy Shop1 Cuerftele walling Neme of the *hop Share Your Hair

27726 Plymouth Rd Uvonia Ca l Manager 425-5440

HAIR STYLIST - NO WEEKENOS Greet etmoapohere Lrvonia erea Clientele required

Joan 427-6228

HAIRSTYLISTS/Nek Tech, fuK/part-time progreeeive Farmington HMs salon Clientele a muei P*M vaca-tions bonuses Monica. 476-2128

Expenence i reer t including rnoei of the loaowing

Brake Dynemometer Brake Component inspection Prototype Brake Brake Teel Fixture Teat Vehicle Bund Instrumentation Teet Vehicle Operator AJr. Hydraulic, and ABS Teeting CDL

Compiete Benefit Package

Wage com men tur at* with experience

Send Return* To Breke Laboratory Supervisor

Lucas industries P O Box 7002

Troy. Ml 46007-7002

An EquM Opponunity Employer

ENGINEER/DESIGNER Automation component* 8 and arm tookng lor auto industry CAD expe-rience required Excellent opportu-nity m growing firm CPt Engineer-ing. Canton Cal 10-3 454-1090

ENGINEERING TECHNICIANS Small suburban OEM sup-plier needs engineering technic ians Mechenicel engineering tr smmg and ' or expenence pki* demon-stration of mechanlcM abil-ity are required Send re-sume 8 salary require-ments lo Box 312

Obeerver 8 eccentric Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd

Livonia Ml 46150

FOLIAGE TECH NEEDED To water and maintain plants Must

FRAMES UNLIMITED - come fom our team We ar* looking lor people who are enthuaieatic. t e m c e orient-ed & creettve We wM Iram you m the fine en of picture framing 8 de-sign We offer benefits & paid vaca-tion* It you *r* looking lor a career Opportunity or would mst like to shere your talent*, pie*** *pp«y at Frames Unhmrted 27891 Orchard Laka Rd . Farmmgton Hulls Orchard 8 12 Plaza Pan time 8 Ml time po-sitions avakebla

FRESH START FOR

THE NEW YEAR Midwest Publishing is IMrmg 10 peo-ple for in-offtae lundraising 40 hour*. 1240 per week guaranteed No experience necessary Call Mr PuBman 9am-9pm

380-1700

FRONT DESK - position available, pen time, any shift Also night audit apply m person, 17123 N Laurel Park Dr Lrvonia 464-1300

FULL TIME heevy truck 8 auto mechanic Own tools, certified Good pay 8 benefits Available el shifts CMI Mon-Fn 10-2 955-7525

FURNACE INSTALLERS New home construction* Greet in-centive plan Novi/Canton aree Ex-perienced only 391-2070 em 218

ENGINEER/PROPOSAL w a n t e d with apeoM machine 8 gaging back-

round for conceptmg. estimating. propoaM writing Send raaum* to

K J Law Engineer! mc. Attention Butch Aver* 42300 W 9 Ma*. Novi. Ml 46375 EOE

ENGINEERS S m e l suburban OEM aup-

mechervcM engineer* CAO experience a pki* If you ere * degreed and experi-enced mechanicM engmeer •end raaum* 6 talary re-quirement* lo Box 312

Obeerver 6 Eccentric Newapaper* 36251 Schoolcraft Rd

Uvonia Ml 46150

Entry Level Full Time Entry Level Sales

Team Needed Seeking 5 aggraeatve tele* people who went to make 86-115/hour working tor our netlonM compeny Tin* i* * career opportunity *«Th a rewarding future w* provide

• Ful Trammg • Hourly • Attractive Incentive

FURNITURE DELIVERY & WARE-HOUSE POSITION Fun time with benefi t* Experience neceesary. d e a n driving record 8 cheufteur k-cenae Pieeee apply m person st Workbench 35015 Glendele Livonia

• GENERAL HELP • Management Trammg • SaMe

HELP WANTED interviews Now bemg eccepted on hr*t com*, flrat aerve bean

Growing compeny need* 75 people to fM immedlale opening*

• No Strike* • No Layoff

Expending didrtbutton center for * large 76 yeer oM compeny he* opening* m several dapertment* trom ganerM help to menengement

provide trammg that can lead lo a very secure poemon with mgh Marl-ing income

For interview caa Mon-Tuea 961-9532

GENERAL HELP p e n -tlm* tor perry 10

needed tul arM/or

lo 25715 tdowbrook. Novi. Ml 46375

GENERAL LABOR Packaging and Rght mamtenence m food manufecturlng t acuity 15 50 an hour pm* b e n e * . Cel Mlcfilgen

546-2299

GENERAL LABOR R—eble people needed tor long and short term seeignments m the Uvo-m e s r e e Cal *64-4250

GENERAL LABOR HaaetiM own traneportatton 15 *n hour to Marl with H e n d e n o e bonua No benems AppN 1400 Ronde Canton, Mon thru Fn l a m to 3pm

• Vanou* Hour* A > M a M

You muet have *Me* *OMfy MM en-(Oy exien*ive phone work * you're motivated c a t Mondey Thur*dey 363-3120 ar t 762E, 9em- 1pm

DIRECT CARE WORKERS tor group home* m Weet WcomlMd

mbtm MORC trMnmg helpM or wM tram 16 26-18 75 par hour Caa RRa 8 30am-2 30pm Mon -Pit 477-5209

PIZZA HUT OEUVf RY Now hsrlng driver* M or pari M 86 .Hour A u l ape 6 mAeaga Naad own veMgla 16 year* or o H a t e a our iiiMiauarwarif Maff M 23160 Cooadge Hwy. Oak Park 544-0300

•HUTTLi e u a DRIVf R 8 Park-N-Oo airport parking aerr 17 16/hr 31866 WVk Rd

I

ATTENTION DRIVERS

DRIVER/WHOLESALER 1 AM e l a n . 8 day* liHdtcM Ex

DRY CLEANERS seek* CouMer

BoufNRaM Rd / PywouMi Rd area

EARN S6-S10 PER HOUR v t lima tor upecale

•fftmga No saMno Weak aw t»« reQuired WeM •and Oakland and 1} Oafca MeM*

543-4600 421-212* 427-66*8

-ENTRY LEVEL—

H o r melton Mon-Wed 6-6

879-8991 EXECUTV* 6 MARKITMQ A8*'T

EXPERIENCED HOME CLEANERS Start M aw U p Earn 96-14 ' " .

No a-anmga. i l u r k PaM veo» Hone Kllldaye legM dantM aRar 6 mmithe Car naadad " a i s g s pasd Ca»

4T1-066*

5 0 Apply Today. Start Today

Long Term. Fui Time FaoMry 14 7Ve 6 UP Warenouee MuM M K M U I M M M M M

8*f today al M10T P l y m a u * J (PlymouMi 6 Lever ai LA Pl»-

a t cm 666-1660 aa) m tor adar-

GENERAL LABOR Farmmgton HMs company haa to! 6 pert-time GenerM Labor opanmg Flexible hr*

perfect tor Mudant* Blu* Croea s Mlabls Starting pey 86 80/hr pkj* bonuee* AppV ki peraon Orchard 14 Car WaakJSMCLL)

Ordiard Lake (|uai S oI u i a s l

GENERAL SHOP HELPER AMety to r eM d u e prtnto talary

Wa PACE MACHME TOOL

a r t GALLERY PLYMOUTH I 6 part ame ***** and

I 8 de--T73J

HMB OM* oomar al • BNd 6 Squ* rm R**) 662-49*6

GROUND* PERSON

HAIR STYLISTS Full-Pan 1ima evening* Good pay

FANTASTIC SAMS BERKLEY 399-4394

HAIR STYLISTS Experienced tor * progreeeive Plym-outh/Cent cm salon Texas paid end

453-0186

HAIR STYLISTS 6 MANICURISTS WANTED Down-town Birmingham Space lor rent RMphs of Fifth Avenue 642-7777

HAIR STYLISTS MANICURIST 8 assis tants needed lor upscale Bir-mingham salon Cell 433-1969

HAIRSTYLISTS - Experienced wtth license Excellent eerrnngr career opportunity Mele or tomele Also memcunst Livonia Mai 474-6844 Westland Man 425-9510

HAIRSTYLISTS

Meifer haa positions aveuatM* m the Selon st our Canton Store We Offer

• PaM hokdeyt, vacations and personal days

• Competitive commissions • Medical insurance • Flexible hours - And much more

Apply end become pert of the Meifer teem See the Salon Manager at 45001 Ford Roed EOE

HALLWAY CLEANER needed f m lime. incKMee every other weekend tor Westland apartment complex Ceil, 425-6070

HAND BILL DISTRIBUTORS Needed pert or fun time

No experience neceesery Greenland* Fertittimg 473-4113

HARD WORK/BIG BUCKS if theee lour word* ere m your vocabulary than we shouM ta»" REAL ESTATE ONE. Farmington currently he* an openmg lor 5 new or ee tabiohed Agent* CMI Barry today for detaM and aak about our 100% comrmaeion plan 477-1111

REAL ESTATE ONE HEATING - AIR CONDITION

REFRIGERATION TECH Light commercial Minimum 5 yeer* expenence Perl ume **tnl-ietired7 This could be tor you fto*ume to:

Don Uddle 22829 I fe l lp Dr Novi Ml 46375

HEATING 6 AIR Immediete. permanent full lime

positions (2) tor skMed Service Technician*

• HIGH EARNINGS • BENEFITS 6 PROFIT SHARING - COMPANY VEHICLE

Jom tha beat and tha busiest Ap-ply in person only

AiRMASTER HEATING 8 AIR 2670 Cooadge Hwy

(between 11 snd 12 Mkel Berkley Ml 46072

900 Halp Wanted HEAVY EQUIPMENT MCCMAMC

Expenence required P. 0 . aa* 1124. 461*6 HIRING 2NO 8M#T/WAREMOU8E

• • / h r plua beneflls Apphr In paraon:

AVO. 41135 vmcenU Ct , Novi

• Breakfast Servers • Front Desk Cterfca »Houaekeeptap Aide

Courtyard by Marriott offer* m m e -cMeta opportunities al our hoM m SouthfieM! Aa a dh«Mon ot Mernotl Corporation, we ORM eiio—rit Berv-eM* and oompeMrve wage* For M-medieM cionaldarallon. APPLY IN PERSON »

COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT

27027 Northwestern Hwy. SouthfleW. Ml

Committed to drug free wor t piece

HotM'Reeteurent

NIGHT AUDITOR/ RELIEF

SUPERVISOR The Uvonia Marriott haa an immedi-ate tufr-ome opportunity tor a noepi-tekty-oriented mdhnduM to seainrn dutlee aa • Night Auditor. (3 nights/ wk ). Rakef Supervtaor (2 night*/ wk V Previou* nignt Auditor experi-ence eeeenUM. Supervleory experi-ence . pretoraCMy m a hotM environ-ment. M deeiratola. computer fam*-larlty benehcsM

Look into our competitive wegee, excekent Marriott benefit*, p n a a s r i work envVonmeni and career ad-vancamenl opportunitie*' For imme-

eppfy m pereon Tuee 8 Wed* 4-6pm at:

LIVONIA MARRIOTT

17100 N. Laurel Park Dr Livonia, Ml

Mamott is committed to * drug-free work piece

EOE mr f /d /v

HOUSE CLEANERS WANTED Ful time day*. 16-16/hr P*M unrtorma. vacatione. ho6dey* 16 par hour Farmmgton HM* 469-1990

HOUSECLEANERS Tha lasteet growing meM service in Michtgen M now eooeptmg appaca-tton*tor a UNLIMITED PAY POTENTIAL Drtv» time included plus we lurmeh the new auto FULL MEDICAL. FULL DENTAL BENEFITS PaM hokday*/ vacation* Advancement opportunities 473-9300

American Freedom MaM*. mc

HOUSEKEEPER Experienced Ex-cei*nt wegee 6 benefit* Pieeee ep-ply In peraon at The Dey* km. 36655 Plymouth Rd Livonia Aa* for Bruce 427-1300

HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED for pert lime weekends 15-'hour to stert Apply in person Super 8 MolM Michigan Ave at 1275

HOUSEKEEPERS 1 NKJHT LAUN-DRY needed tor f u l time poettiona Apply m peraon Red Roof km. 24300 Smcola Fwmmgtcm HMs

HOUSEKEEPER WANTED - Pan time entry level poeltton Apply m

8300 Wayne Rd-. Art Van parson. B. Furnihae

HOUSEKEEPING

KELLERMEYER BUILDING

SERVICES, INC.

SOURCE ONE $5.00/Hour

PART-TIME EVENINGS OFFICE CLEANING

• Homemakers/ Retiree* • Complete Training • No Expenence Neceeaary • Monday - Friday, 5-9pm • No Weekend or Hokday work • Excekent Work Environment • Complete Background Check • Advancement Opportunrtia*

Apply to th* nation'! dapertment n o r * claanmg.

Kakarmeyer Bukding Service*. 1-600-346-4356. Monday -FrMay,

between 8em-5pm Aa* tor J o b «r K-3379 EOE

HUMAN RESOURCE SPECIALIST Seeking Experlenoed

Human Reeource Generakst Requirement*

e Knowledge of Beneltu AdmiraetrBtion

e Corporaie Pokey Admmtetretion e ProHciency m Lotua and

WordPerlect e Proficiency m deta beaa * pkra e Good oral 1 written

communication * * • a plua Sand reeume to Box 430

Obeerver 6 Eccentric Newspaper* 36251 Schoolcraft Rd

Lfvonle Ml 46150

HVACR TECHNICIAN- Refrigeration expenence Tool* not neceeaary Salary ptue commleelon Permanent poeitioo Ce l Mr Wood 661-0004

IMMEDIATE POSlt lONS OPEN Office cleaning, evenmga Mon-Fn 15 50/hour to atari Muet neve po-nce dee r Mice Apply m peraon B C Cleemng 26727 Weet 7 MBe b*ta*en Beech 6 inkster 536-4646

$150 BONUS LIGHT INDUSTRIAL

APPLY T O D A Y ! WORK TODAY!

HEATING 1 COOLING COMPANY •eeks experienced reeMentlM 8 commerciM metaler wtth strong service beckground Only oueMled apply 453-4000

HEATING & COOLING Furnace metaler* needed tor HVAC contractor Muet have own truck 8 IOOM Ca l Bob or MMe at Climate Control 9em-4pm, 730-1500

HEATING & COOLING C o n t r e c i o r looking for highly motivated Service people MM tor-nece uleenMi Muai hev* own tool* Oood pey 8 working mmc

MMe or Bob M Okmete C66I Control 730-6S00

HEATING 6 COOLING Service Techreden Expenenoed trouble •hooter commerciM 6 seiilennM Excekent pay and baneMa 5*2-1111

HEATING 8 COOLING Tediniden tor reeMentlM 6 commerdM repek 6 met—an on Muei be expenenoed m we! 8 dry heet Oood bene*)* 6 wegee CMI 477-2006

HESlOP 'S M looking tor people the! tove working eMh people 6 beauMW HIM chandto* m o n NOM kj»Mito»i S t a n e I l 6 p e r h r • benekt* Cel 8

346-7090

MtSLOP-S M looking tor people M k x e work-ing m m people 6 beauMU mer-chendMe Mart al H A r • M n a M For Uvente oek 6eMe 522-1660

H E S L O P ' S

(313)737

m m i ' i n i * v J m t Z * . M t

t a t u n e m e M a k * d e a r d n a a a M the hoaM

location* tor the loaowtng kghi m-

PRESS OPERATORS GENERAL ASSEMBLY

ELECTRONIC ASSEMBLY JANITORIAL

GENERAL LABOR MACHINE OPERATORS

SORTERS BLUE PRINT READING

Ca l today tor an appointment '

SNELLING PERSONNEL NEVER A FEE

Uvonia 4*4-2 too SouthfieM 362-1300

Auburn Hike 373-7800 Taylor 2S4-0777

INJECTION MOLDING MACHING REPAIR

3-6 Yr* Experience ' any aMI Must hev* i

Meet prulilems

Rd LNoea

INDUSTRIAL POSITIONS

ALL SHIFT8 AVAILABLE

5 NEEDED LY/PACKAOP4Q

7 NEEDED QCNCRAi. LABOR

impMftM pay 1 b e n ^ t *

CONTEMPRA 583-9500

M*• ~•— m , , i , J rmp waniM

KELLERMEYER BUILDING

SERVICES. INC.

HUDSON'S TWELVE OAKS MALL

$5.25-$6.00/ Hour PART-TIME

MORNINGS A EVENINGS

No Experience Neoeeeery 6- 10am 6 1- 10pm ahfft* PMd Hokday* 8 Birthday A t t e n d a n c e ! Solely Bonu* 40 IK/Profit Shermg Flexible Weekly Schedule* Lice*wil Work Environmeni Advancement Opporlunltie*

Apply to the nation s leedar m dapertment More eleenmg.

Kekermeyer Bukdmg Servtce*. 1-600-346-4359. Monday -Friday

between 6am-5pm Aak tor Job aK-3365 EOE

INSTALLERS Inter, lew mg tor Mr* bueter* cekuier phone, auto alarm* Muet heve good traneportatton. Apply m pereon

Metro Ce l Security Watertord. Ml 610-736-4902

PISTRUCTOR tor Math d a a a need-ed tor evening deeee* beginning Jan 31 m Livonia adult ed pro-grem Ce l Mrs MMM 523-9360

INSULATION'INSTALLER Experienced m btowrv-m meuiation for existing nome* Benefit* peck-

477-5552

INSURANCE AGENCY m Auburn HM* need* experienced PereonM Line* Cu*Iom*r Service Rep C e l Mr* Sawyer 377-9600 or fax re-

sume lo q377-0062

INSURANCE Looking tor an exciting career m the ineurance mduetry? Poeltion* m your area tor ful time or p e n lime. Customer service dencM sale* or t e tonwke tmg nsMjme* to Check* 6 Balancee. PO Box 250549 Franklin Ml 46025-0549

An EquM Opportunity Employer

INSURANCE SuccaeahM P/C P r o d u c e needed tor i v g e agency up North on meior lake Abundant markets little com-petition so opportimrty for succe** •* good High *aiary to the right cendidale

Ann Bel Per*oqnM ~ 540-3355

500 Wanted LAWN SPRAYERS needed fu l MM/ or pert-Mme tor Novl-beeed iMen compeny 10 poeidone *i Ml*C* Expenence prMerred. M M trMn Certification naceeeery Plaeaa tor WOT) reeume 25715 Meedmwhrnnk. Novi. Ml 46375

LEASING CONSULTANT Area mMiegament compeny seeks prulissinnaf mdNMuM to |om our • ix.—i k m strong m i l eMRy

rred Ful time poM-Uon with benaPU. include* and* Send re*ume l o Kami Brekhert 31731 Northweetem Highwey. Sunt* 200E. F*rmmgton HM*. Ml 46334

LEASING POSITION tor en apt community n SouthfieM f id tune beneM* avakabM. expenenoe nec-*e*ery Ca l 356-0400

LIGHT ASSEMBLY - Full time 15 Hour Mon thru Fn ,8em-4.30pm OcceMonM overtime Grend River/ 10 MO* m m Se»y 615-4564

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL-GenerM Labor Deyehift

TEMPS INC 524-3636

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL, we heve *ever M opening* in Novi Lrvoni* Farm mglon H l i or Deerborn No experi-ence necessary Ce l *64- 7078

ETD Temporery Service* An Equal Opportunity Employer

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL Ful tune po*rtion* avMiebie at a piasiics f*clory m Weetland if inter-e*ted pie*** cMl

STAFFING SPECIALISTS 873-3220

LINOLIUM INSTALLERS HELPER 15 50 *r hour

No •xpMlence Wm trein 459-6518

LONG TERM light ***emb»y workers needed •" FMmingion HMs tor day*, afternoons ExceMenl working con-drton* for both men snd woman immediete opening* Call 464- 7078

ETD T*mpor*ry Service* An EquM Opportunity Employer

LOOKING FOR college greduete* to work m prof***ion*i environment m trainee position Career oriented herd working 8 personeble Reeume to Amerlcen Computer Excheng« 24168 Heggeny FMmmgton H*ls Ml 48335 Attn Brendie Hopper

LOVER'S LANE 8 CO Attention Ladies 8 Gentlemen

A lingerie 6 adult r a n x n H gift, s to re •s accepting applications lor p a n time sales 20-30 Mrs weektv Please apply m person el 292 S Teiegrepn Rd Pontiac

INTERIOR LANDSCAPE CO looking lor r e s p o n s i b l e self motivated par*pn wtth a good driv-ing record to dekver and ins ta l trop-•CM plant* 661-1593

INTERIOR PLANT CARE Part Ikna/lid time experience help-ful Servicing Oakland County *ub-urb* Reliable transportat ion a muet l i m e g s akowence provided Reply to. Planterra. 7315 Drake Rd . W BMomfleM. Ml 46322

INTERNATIONAL Faat -paced steamship agency has opening tor sxperienced in*«>* coordinator aOrrumsirstiv* assist ant Computer experience a plus Ful benefits Weal suburb* Send reeume to Box 362

Oe»srver 6 Eccentric Newspepers 36251 SchoolcreO Rd

Uvonia Ml 46150

PERSON OR COUPLE Wanted tor part time lanrtonai mornings Inkslw Road 8 Mlcfugan Avenue area Cal Mon-Fn between 9am-5pm at 631-3070 or 349-3210

JANITORAL HELP — Part time Beginning at 4 p m Mon thru Fn

For Canton/Weatland offices 961-0045

JANITOR EXPERIENCED Part-time, flexible hours

Apply *ftM 2pm 36665 Schoolcraft Livonia

JANITORIAL OFFICE CLEANING Mopping floors. 5 30-9pm Mon-Fn Livonia area

995-6966

JANITORIAL Pan Ume poMtiona evenings Cou

Plymouth/ Uvoni* 313-692-1006

JANITORIAL POSITION Pan-t ime m Livonia Experience 8 tranaportation required

Cal 766-9053

JANITORIAL UTILITY PERSON Wanted full time mornings 8 after-noon* Livonia aree Pleeae call Mon-Fn. between 9am-5pm at

631-3070 or 349-3210

JIFFY LUBE - now hiring t echn ioans at new Northvtke location Wil trMn Competitive wage* Ca l Mr Kenne-dy tor Interview 346-2888

LUMBER 8 HI-LO experience needed Musi have re fe rences Heevy kttmg required Ca* betwwen 6-2 8 *ak tor John 427-6220

MACHINE OPERATORS Needed tor * 3 *hift plastic* opera Hon Experience working m plants preferred Excellent health benefns 8 very clean working environment Apply m person at

Interlock Corp 1770 Mane St Westland

S of Ford Rd between 1-275 8 John Ktx Rds

MACHINE OPERATOR TRAINEE Requires mechanical aptitude Fu l time, d*y shift only Some overtime Apply In person only imperial In-dustries 5850 Sheldon Rd Bene-vulle

MACHINE OPERATOR with sat-up experience tor double end lacing, center 8 cut-off machines AM 8 PM shifts Apply in person or call Beverly Prime Tube Inc 13101 EcklesRd Plymouth 313-451-2211

MACHINE OPERATOR - Small man-ufacturing company l a e d s machine operator ' > PM Shift 8 rrutfisfgm shift 16 75 per hour Apply at Prime Tup* inc 13101 Eckle* Rd Plymouth Mi

MACHINE OPERATORS Dr*w str*ighten and cul-oft operators needed lor automotive p a n s supplier Dey 8 af ternoon shifts available some overtime Competitive wage *no company paM benefits package Call Personnel Department 531-7500

MACHINE OPERATORS &

LIGHT ASSEMBLERS

NEEDED Romulus 8 BeHevWIe areas

S5 IS - 1 5 50 per hr Day 8 Afternoon Shifts

ADIA THE EMPLOYMENT PEOPLE

(313) 722-9060 (313) 382-2342

JOB COACHES - Positions available lo work with people with dwabuniea Pretor DMH trained Require high school diploma and rakable trans-portation 442-9360 or 292-2600

J0BS$ J0BS$ J0BS$ seversi long 8 short

* following ara m tha t

DATA ENTRY SECRETARIES

RECEPTIONISTS CUSTOMER SERVICE

ASSEMBLERS MACHINISTS

GENERAL LABOR PLANT MAINTENANCE

Ca l today or **rto raMjm* lo

TEC The Employ merit Connection

391 Airport InduStnM Dr

313-465-3*00

KINOCRCARE LEARNING CENTER I* looking tor dependable fu l and part Ume teacher* e«io working

dentM. and Ma mauranoe paM hok-day and vacation* if intereeted pieeee apply m Kmdercar* Learning Center 14 Mke Road, between Haggerty 4 HM«H a 661-5*50

LANOSCAPE DESIGN SALES Growing landscape 0* sign,'amid and ra ta l garden center aeaklng en-ergetic, Mnbmoua *eH-r mdMduM who anfoy* won people and naw chalangws Per*on* knowtodgada t i k daMgn and homoMure dewred ^al-ary and UMialKa wM commaneurartS

Contact O i d y

LATHE OPERATOR 1 Ortl Pree* Operator experience raquarad Im-nadiata openmg* Apply m 5*25 Cherry HM Rd Comer a t RMoa Rd m Canton 4*6-0000

LATMt ORE RA TOR

ed CMC ladie *xpeneno* a p u Over a n a 6 benekt* RockaaMi HM* area 662 7310

L A W N C A R E S P E C I A L I S T S

i r caakM* gal ahead when they' re •*-

jSi i iMM'to tiia* * you.

TRU-G REEN/CHEM LAWN WRiar* T1«e Grae* I* G r e a t w

LEAaMG CONSULTANT ink Arftar w i i urn I a a n w

uma»mmmy

MACHINE OPERATORS Join our team1 Growing manufactui ing firm near Ann Arbor need Ma-chine Operstors Prefer experience m hydraulic and pneumatic irvlustri M equipment with exposure to Sta-ttstical Proc*** Control *nd Just m Tlm* M*nut*cturmg bul wkl consid-er rrsrnmg mechanicMty inclined m-tUviduM with a sottd work history and a team tpirit Shift flexibility is a muat as Is a minimum G E D Wages commen*ur*t* with experi-ence and education Excekent fully paM company benefit plan after 90 day* For immediate consideration we accept applications from Sam-12 noon and 1pm to 4pm Monday through Friday at (or sand reeume)

MaacoTech Tubular Products 7495 E M-36 Box a 185

Hamburg Ml 48139-0165 An Equal Opportunity Employer

MACHINE SHOP A person to run and set up bndgeports lathes, radio d m etc Must hav* tool* and tranaportation Can lor mlo 624-24 10

MACHINE SHOP immediate openmga m Farmmgton HM* Wixom 8 Milt or d a r e e Oay 8 eve shift Steady fun time work Some overtxne Vacations holiday* benefits Some experience pre-ferred bui not required Ca l Mon Wed 9*m-3pm 473-93C5

MACHlNEST vertical shape r (alotler) opwator lathe and MM ex-perience a piu* Ca l Marty *t.

462 1806

MACHINE TOOL Mectrician* p * » fillers and pan* wire person* Caa JIC Installations. 584-8970 MACHINISTS grinder hands bonng mM 5 Yrs experience required Benefits Apply 813 Men ulactur ar* Or West lend 729-5700

MACHINISTS HELPER knmadiat* opening tor your ugh! manufacturing experience Redford *r*e Temp to perm Suitable tor maMk-'lemeM* Cak l e > 799-3949

unkorce T*mpor*ry Service*

MACHINIST Smal (hop need* permanent lu* "me lathe opwator Muei ba able io **f up and operate Turret and

MACHINE TOOL OPEN

HOUSE • Tues. Jan. 25th • 3 to 8 PM •Trades & Design

• Machine Builders • Electricians • Pipe Fitters • Machinists • Designers • Checkers

PICO Resources ( W M N M K W )

435-4100

900 Halp Wanted

C O M

MACHINE OPERATOR

r s u s r I ar ty T o S M / h r

MACHINISTS s J*» m a c i w i exRM iMice. ooea luMianoe T o t t O ^ v * benefit*

473-7110 STEVEN J GREENE PERSONNEL

'ACHINE REPAIR

MacfianlfM abMfy required a* wMI

AbMty towork m team environment

tor SE Ml j r r automotiv* auppkM 16-61 t/hr baaed icxm axpenenue

Submit

Human Resource Or eel or Advanced MatanM Prooaa* Corp

3*60 Howe Roed Wayne Ml *6164

MACHINE TECHNICIANS Or uemg company looking tor expe-rtsncad kiMcHon and/or blow mold-ing lecftmoank Trouble ariooong 8 mamtenance experience prMenad and inachamcM beckground a mutt Handk-on poartion in team e n v k a v

Schooi Diploma or GEO Apply In paraon Mon-Fri 8am-5pm 1351 Htx Rd W eel lend (S ol Ford)

An EquM Opportunity Employer

MACHINIST wanted tor pracikKm detail work MuM be able 10 reed blue print* 8 nave own tooM Good wege* Medi-CM/Oental benefi t* Day shift Downriver area 313-379-3700

ON-SITE CARETAKER For amal apartment complex Conv panaatton commanaurate wfth du-ne* Cal b«te*en 6pm-*pm even-ing* M 522-9651

HOTEL MAINTENANCE lookmg lor an experienced outgo-ing mtfvMuM to lom 01* team Mud have experience in healing coding Pkjmbmg. Mac tricar 8 meior carpen-try Prevlou* hotM expenence pre-ferred Good atarting wage 8 bene-fits Apply ki person at Holiday Inn 17123 LaurM Park Or. Uvonia

No phone cak* pieeee

MAJDS - Greet hour*' Great money' Great company! Join our team 8 help maka Mm Maids the beet Mon-Frl.. no e v m n o s Up to 87 50/ hour. 476-9810

MAINTENANCE - All around moon* home mamtenance 8 repair Wag** oommanaurat* with experience 8 atukty Apply m partem Mon - Fri 9-4. 22600 Middleben Rd N of 8

MAJNTENANCE/EXERiENCEO 3-5 year* experience Carpentry pkmiMng. electrical heeling 8 cooi-n g Apply to Ken at Hidden River Townhouse 21771 Hidden River Drive North SouthfieM 356-8644

MAINTENANCE HELP needed ful time tor apl complex In Plymouth Must have good qualification* Room tor advancement 455-1215

MAINTENANCE L*rg* apartment complex ecceptmg applicants lor skMed Mamtenence people wtth ai iee*i 3 yr* expen-*nce AppHcarit* muat have skiks m HVAC plumbmg. electrical 8 apt rahabkttation Must be seff-*t*rt*r* Full ume poMtion wfth apt Apply Mon-Frl 8-4 30 Sal 10-3 independence Greer Apt* 24316 Waafwigton Ct Farmington HM*

476-5200

MAINTENANCE L*rg* condo community lookmg lor ful Mm* grounds supervisor Musi b* experienced m landscaping Serto raauma* to Box 406

Obeerver 8 Eccentric Newspaper: 36251 Schoolcraft Rd

Livonia Ml 46150

4

MAINTENANCE Mature reeponaible parson 10 per-form required memtenanca m luxury suburban apartment community ThM 1* not a live m poertion Candt-dala* ahouM be experienced m plumbing, haatmg and MectricM SManad poartion c a l 9-1 lam

352-3800 MAINTENANCE PERSON needed tor large apl compMx m SouthfieM experience helpful mu*i nave cur-rent driver * acenee .yr 557-0815

MAMTENANCE per*on wanted for larg* *pertment complex m South-h*M Muet kve on site Muat have own tool* 356-6029

MAINTENANCE powtkxi avakabM PM1 wna. ftexiOM hr* Appfy Warren Pr*acnption*. 32910 MMdiebeft *1 14 MM FMmmgton HM* 855-1177

MAINTENANCE POSITION tor apt commurvty in WeeOMM. ful

422-5411

MAINTENANCE/PART TIME Make* 8 akMed m generM nouae-noM repair*, to pertorm work *T community home* tor adult* wtth a t MopmenlM dMabMtMe Approx t i hr*/weekly Ca l Oeraae 422-1020

MAINTENANCE PERSON needed, tol lime to do extMior txMAng rapeea ShouM have *xpe-nence m pamtmg caukmg and gan-» « Dueding mamtenance Southport Apertment* 697-8742

MAINTENANCE PERSON Ful time tor Farmington HMs apart-ment complex Experienced Mectri-cM pkjmbmg. Keating 6 cooeng Ca* Mon -Fn 9am-5pm 642-6220

An EquM Opportunity Employer

MAINTENANCE PERSON - Experi-enced tor Farmmgton HM* area

m haatmg. plumb-Knnamilaaatil* r mg. *ppkancee 6 I other Held* MuM

MAINTENANCE PERSON Ful time tor Canton apartment complex Experienced Mectncai pkenbatg. heating 8 cookng Apply n paraon Sloneybrooke Apt* 8500 Braokk Park Or ott joy Rd between B7S 6 Haggerty

An EquM Opportunity Employer

MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL - tor I aarvtoe hotM MuM have experi-

mamtananre 4 r«-n general 1 Muei be

EMBASSY SUITES HOTEL 19526 VICTOR PARKWAY LfVONtA

MAMTENANCE PERSONIS) Fid 6 part Ume tor commerdM reM M M rlMuMDpM tor Northern De-iron Suburb* knowledge 01 oWice bunding m a m t e n a n c e required (HVAC MailitlM femtonk me-characM. esc I Swp by tar «ppaca-

nanee 2«*00 TMagrapk Rd SiM* 460 >uuWM*M Ml 4*034-6300

Monday, January 24,1994 O&E

—

500 HafrWi

•MrWng dkracdy MM needy M to PTMMM thMr tfikdren Irom . . ' •moved Irom ihwr hom* Fuk loan-M»a aa a toaMr fanMy •* raqulrad 6 provided by Spectrum Mentor len»-*— — raoali a a monthly a*pand 6 -kR)Ra reimburaement If MMI*M»J •and name, addreaa 6 a m i pfton* number to CynMa A Tlm-mona. 17000 W 8 Mk* Rd . S*e 180 SouOMaM. Ml 4*075

MAKE-UP ARTIST - paM trMnkig.

mmtamat, Cal 9am to 11am aak tor 262-6678

MERCHANWSE/DI8PLAY MANAGER

For 13 ratal cMna 6 am Mora* Sand reeume to MESLOPS 22790 l l idfc Dr.. Novi Ml 46375 Attention 6 Heatop

MANAGER - Night* tor Deerborn arek tavern Expenence pietoiieO Apply m peraon FrankM * SM 8211 Ch*e* Rd Deerborn 561-9460 tor

dk*ctkjiM

MANAGERS Fid •'part tuna Aleo mrtng Driver*

Apply m peraon Marco a Pttxa. 45490 Ford, Canton

Managw tramee

OUTDOOR &

SPORTS MINDED

INDIVIDUALS Company expending into are* need* a lew ambitious go-getter* tor taat track, 60 day manaoar-wnt trammg program »75-»S2S/wk who* m training FV*t come - IV*I served Caa Scott

459-7070 MANAGER TRAINCEE - Fire safety RapM advancemani No a ipenence neceeaary Start immediately Ferndata Cal 399-3035

Mangement Trainee >16-$18fc Entry Laval "Bu*y service company is kookirig tor motrvaled indivMuM to Mem com-pany from the ground up and su-pervise department ol 12 Previou* managmani expenence * muat Customer Service Collections. Banking Retail or Faat Food expen-ence a plus Send reeume 8 salary history to Personnel OepMTment •tin JL. 20300 CMC Cantor Dnve Suite 207 SouthfieM, Ml 4*078

MANICURIST Opportunity available lor an ambrtioua peraon tor up*cal* buey salon Ask tor Gwan or Antonetta

420-0111

A GREAT OPPORTUNITY A 20 rear oM Lrvonia company i* lookmg lor 5 marketing rapraaania-tlve* to work the Tn County area Al appointment* pre-arranged Knowl-edge oI tha area a muat flak able tranaportation No expenence nec-***ary - company wM 1r*m qualified mdnnouala Guaranteed mcome RECEPTONtST Full time position avakawa Expenence heiplm Light typing good phone Mnk* Salary negiiobie tor qualified person Mr DMard 1T-3PM 525-5211

MARKETING PERSONNEL 17 hour* weekly m exchange tor your 1 bedroom apt m Farmmgton HM*.

471-6604

MARKETING SALES 8 clancM work needed m exchange tor l bad room apartment Call 425-0151

MARKETING SUPPORT lor internal •onM'advertiaing'taie* promotion company Long term Poeaibi* temp-to-perm Excekent written and verbM communication •kMs Degree * piu* ProtofMOnM environmeni Great working condi-tions Cwser opportumtiea

ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166 9433 Haggerty. Ptymouth Ml.

Marketing Trainee Local office of a national organization needs a few good people, willing to work hard and be trained GUARANTEED $25,000 first year income. Call Sheila Clink. 356-7111

MASSAGE THERAPIST Experienced 8 prol—lonM maa-

froy Ckanteke *v»iabM Aak tor Tracy 362-2830

MATERIAL Analyst'Expediter FMmmgton HM* fastener dotrfbutor I* s in mdNMuM to senile* automo-tive account* Prevtou* expenence prMerred Excekent benelH peck-age No phone cak* pieeee Send reeume to SamM Faetener Corp Alt Per*onriM Manager 23240 m-dustnai Park Or Farmmgton HUM. Ml 48335

FAST OIL CHANGE now hmng lul or part tima Experience helpful Flexible hour* Cal Mike or Dave

474-2565

MECHANIC - Able to work on truck* 8 mecharacM ewjipmeni Expen-ence neceeaary Salary negotiable For Interview cal Anna 274-7277

MECHANIC LIGHT SERVICE

HOURLY + COMMISSION BENEFITS

Apply m person Now Motive mc 21530 NOV! Rd Pel 8-9 Mke Rd*

MECHANlCarCERTIflEO SouthfieM emo service censw *aak-mg auto mechanic* Tool* and cerk-Rcanan * muet Ca* 358-1034

MECHANIC SEMI TRAILER NO

quired If you r* highly motivated 6 MM" quickly Cak 643-6*06

MIG WELDERS I sr* looking tor ki» time proouc-i MIG wMdM* tor IM and 2nd

For mor* mfm melior. cak SSI

673-3220

MAINTENANCE PERSON Manavaraam B—I*—> has i t m M* o p u k i g tor M ume mai nance paraon tor Fsrmmglor. HMs

* M

M cieehmg • d r e M k d M R -

I I m i l t aMR I you *r* I m l a n OM Mam Cea

111 I I 1 9 — 8

• • a - t i a K * ie

rtsrr^irjs^r

MIG WELDER The world* largaM mSg 4 nUnlisMI oI toncmg product* • *a**ng * de-i s l n l *UJMI - I ' ~ ~~ - — r -•mon m oaM mop Ouda* rndud* Mm w*King pete todttcHen Ex . l l i r t b a n a n a Apply M or send

M ll*al« 'IMr n mc 6020

MORTOAMLOAMPROCaaeOa

MoaroAa* LOAN Qpwca*n ACCOUNT R*RRA**NTATTVI

C IMVMM ar* a s M M M k **-

MORTGAGE PROCESSORS & LOAN OFFICERS

900 Hatp Wi MILiJNG OPERATOR

with I y e e r s e x p e r i e n c e

zssrztttrM MOLLY MAO

NOW hMng mk-Ome. 86-87 an hr

Mortgage Banking LOAM OFFICER

Stong Goverment 6 L u d M located ki Par p j ^ d - M L O . o n a

B C / M . auto dentM mora.

MAJOR FUNOMG CORP

MORTGAGE PERSONNEL

JOHN ADAMS MORTGAGE COMPANY. M seeking experienced arM HI adkin HMNMuala _lo koMi our groakn® comparry Th* fokowlnc poamone ere in'a—bl* m our Farm-mgton Hfle or flochaaMr office

LOAN PROCESSOR-Farmmgton HM* and

OFFICE PROOUCTION

LOAN ORIGINATORS -Al matropoPlan araea

MORTGAGE CLOSER -

W* offer * competitive companaa non and benekt package to corrv-meneuraM wfth expenence I you ar* an energetic, mouneled and knowMdgaabM mdMduM aaaking a chekengmg and rewwdlng opportu-nity. pieeee M n k your raaum* and

JOHN ADAMS MORTGAGE COMPANY

Ann: JUI Bugajaki 28124 Orchard Lake Road

SuMe 101 Farmington Hills. Ml 48334 NAIL TECH - Experienced needed tor RoyM Oak salon ClairiiMi wait-ing HMr Oowgneri M*o ruadad

1: 549-4311

NAIL TECHNICIAN wanted lo rant nat ion immediate opanmg In RoyM Oak/Birmingham aree Cat

549-1010 or 268-1 I Mary 268-5459

NAIL TECHNICIAN tor suburban shop with some ckenteM Only ex-perienced 8 kceneed need appfy CkenteM Me waiting Cal 9-5 424-6600 or

NO EXPERIENCE REOUtRED - UcM company deakng wtth MkctrlcM mamtenence equipment need* 23 people *uch a* conetruction work-er*. mgh school or cokag* gradu-*t*a teel cm, workers diaaatMAed people wtio are lookmg tor a new cereM Permanani fu l lime posi-tion* -angmg from sM-up 8 dMpMy to management , with c-ompeny trammg. rapM advancement no lay-off*, guaranteed mcome If you are neat 8 wtkmg to work cal Mon 8 Tuea Ml-2679

NOTICE NOW HIRING TaMmg appkcationa t day only lor ful or pari lime employment Opportunity to

earn 83O0-lS00 w» to «tar Apply m person J a n - 2 5 . !9»4 Irom ! lanv 2pm only at

Hokdky mn - Southfield 26555 Telegraph Rd SouthfieM

The JeOar*on Room

NOW HIRING LIGHT

INDUSTRIAL POSITIONS

DAY 6 AFTERNOON SHIFTS 15-85 65 PER HR

Excekent Opportunity Wayne, Weetland. Lrvonia. Canton

Ronxku*. 8 Pokr.the «r*a*

ADIA THE EMPLOYMENT PEOPLE

(313)722-9060 (313)382-2342

OBRA TRAINING tor nurse asMat-ants mm begm ;oon at Wayne LMng Center (back bikMmg) No experv

whke alao improving your akiks Tui-tion relmburaamani and advance-ment opportunities Ca l 326-6*54

An EquM Opportunity Employer

OFFICE CLEANING- part Urns even-ings Health 6 Uto inturenc* pro-gram Good fir* for studsnt*. homemaker* 6 retiree* T*Mgr*ph 8 Woodward (BtoomflMd HMai 6 Ptymouth 6 Novi Area* 421-3158

OFFICE DAY PORTER Light mamtenance 6 «nnonM al multipM office bunding* In Troy 6

CM 865-5*55

OFFICE 8 GARAGE CLEANING Novi Grand RNer '10 mk* aree Mommg*. Mon thru Fn 7am-1130am 86/hr tor experienced

783-2666

OFFSET PRESSMAN M/F Experienced Good pey and bene-fit* TEK Ryot* equipment Appfy American Speedy Pnntmg. 628 Mam SI RocheeMr 852-6855

OIL CHANGE TECHNICIAN We wM tram Apply m paraon at

Victory Lan* 903 Ann Art** Rd . Plymouth

OLAN MILLS PORTRAIT STUOIOS ha* openmga tor appointment ooor-

•tor end M lalM'inrkMmg **M*rap-L Ful 8 perl lime, m *ev

arM area locattona. ThM • * : srser with beneM* tor k i d i l Ca l 652-3103 or 8&2-3100

OPTICAL DISPENSER Pari t ime with exper ience in dtapenamg and lab Direct OpttoM Fermmglon arek 553-*270

booth needed to CMMH xmt roAed

6 pm 826-1270

PAINTERS - Ej loot* EiPMMn MuM have work «y S u l x o n t r a i

ipMtoncM

man l coi -tmg C a *

wtpi own rary Ouey up 8 lebk-

427-0100

PAINTERS* Waflpapw Hangar*

nM tor c o f n i t n t k fOOe Own t r a n s p o r t a t i o n Raauma* eMcom*oroa*

Fid m t requi red 873-1909

ADULT SOFTBALL SUPERVISOR

The Novi Par** 6 RacraMlnn De-MMlniMil haa an IkMnMHp starting mM March 6 *ndmg In Oc*o*M tor a ourrenl Parka 6 Racr*eaori Mud*nl or raoam gi*r>MM I saff n • c h e d j ang. _eupai>Mory expeneno* 6 WordPerked r * q M M RaeponeMIe tor Mrtng. ooordkieaong 6 s u p e r s mg large soRtoak ISSM.S H I a m 40 hour* a week M 87 J s hr 0 M M 6 • M u M Ml M > T H * I • by Fekruer, 11 M 8 * 0 p m M Ma MoM CMc Canker P a r * c m M Oepertmeni 45178 W Tan MBa. MbM. 4*378

3*131 Ceo**. Cmnttm Tea Ml

P » O P L l to pee* aMi naak LaM ol M i *

ken Mkn -Prl 6-6

PAYROLL 'X*MWTRATQR

3 s K S i S S s MMM< * • m m m m m m * m m * • • *

800 Ha» Wa P A R T S C O U N T E R P C R B O N

toky a n * salMy Soma HIMIMIUS M a cHariMiM MOcetory piMMi** Pieeee i a w U m wrtbrig M Boa 3*6. Otieer er 6 toMMle H I I M I

9*261 ScRooMraR Rd LNonM Ml 48180

PART-TMC/On-Cal work mvoNea

PAYROLLAXMTOMER SERVICE NMMnM peyrol comp«ny hsailmisi -Mrad m RoyM Oak la rnsrs*s*d m ike HI aak ig amptoymant opportunl-ua* with motivated mrtMrtuoM daak-mg to work tn payrok d a u *mry end

M a p i M i pra-reeikne lo

PO Box 154 RoyM Oak. Ml 460*7

PC FIELD SERVICE TECHNICIAN Experienced m PC/AppM/Mec PMtpHM'aM 6 NMewkmo 830.000 * 333-2263 to 5pm

PHARMACY TECH or ASSISTANT

Fid ante dey* 2*00 W 12 mk*.

BkfcM Pharmacy

PHONE PROFESSIONALS tor

MonM m a * required Hourly pey Plus bonu* W* Iram 721-7168

PHOTOGRAPHERS w*odmg plk/tographMi needed tor PM 1994 period Medkjm-tormet equipment required w a tram tha rlgRt IndMduMs wrth personelty a a s m 6 accsss to madtom-tormM equipment No 35mnn Cat Tuaa -Frt . from 9env5pm et 527-6366

PLATING CO - immedMM lid Dme poeltion avakabM m the aMpplngi' mamtenance depertmeni Good pay and baneAU Appkcabone taken trom 11am to 4 on Jan. 25, 26 M Armor d a d Inc 24265 kidopMx Clr-cl* In Farmington 810-477-7765

PLUMBER - experienced, koaneed or d o e e Naw work 6 rspee MuM know ruff 6 have hand tool* 6 truck Ca l eve* except Fn 967-3747

PLUMBER Expenence 6 hand tooM required

POLICE ACADEMY DIRECTOR

SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE

Livonia, Ml Grant Funded Position Dependent on Michigan

Law Enforcement Officers Training Council Contract

The Wayne County RegionM Pokce Academy a located at Schoolcraft Coaege - Radcklt. m Garden City Michigan Tha Director a reaponM-bM tor implementing and auparMe-mg/managing the po los academy (CJ265I m compkanoa with tha re-quirement* PI m e Coaege and tha MLEOTC Bactieior * degree m cnmmM fuMIO* or i'*MI*i3 area a re-quired, along wath three yean oI *u-

law entoroement TeacMng/lnMi uc-uonM experience deRrsbM Pokce

kbto MuM be aPM to work vMied hour* mdudmg some «»*rimgs snd • *kk*nd*. PoMtion a fid tlm* epprax>TiMely 43 weeks PM y*M and part tlma approxunaMly 9 weak* PM year

Contact Schoolcraft Colaoa. Pw 1131 4*2-4406. (313|

to ocnam an application and lob aeec notion Completed muM b* i*cMi*d by March 18. 19*4 Start ol employment Apr* 1994

II a the pokey ol the Bowd ol True-tea* of Schoolcraft Coaege noi to dMcnminaia against any person on the b a a a ol race, creed, color sax. age. handKap or na t ion* ortgm

PRE PRESS PERSON - prVMng plant - immediate opening, tor wet>-ahee* lad pre praea parson MuM have hands on knowiedgs. ol earners 8 sinppmg tor large weo prea* Reeume lo Nmnsprmtkig. 5*0 S Mam Norttrv«to. M4 48167

An EquM Opportunity Employer

PRESS BRAKE OPERATOR - YpM-

metM tabncatlon. bkja print reedMg. personM IOOM 6 good melh MMs requirsd Experience praMrred. Ml tram the ngnt person CM between 9am 6 4pm. 313-467-5400

PRESS OPERATOR/ REPAIR PERSON

Clean, efHciMil metM stamping facMty seeks asencMl

3 m working with i 6 Mrtoad GanerM tool

Salary baaed on expenence Apply m person M E A E Manufac-turing. 300 InduetnM > Plymouth (Acroea Iron Limeys)

PRINTING Q j a t r FVaes Peraon 3 yrs exparv

0*1

PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR Mlanca expenence reqi

Part to k d time Ca* 8 30-4om

• PROCESS SERVERS Lookmg tor a molkiaMd self startor No experience reqikred Wd iram MuM be oner i*. have economical vMUcM Pari to k d ume poartion

PROOUCTION CONTROL

pacRy planning, jo* schedxdng and rmerilory control Ca* between 9-4 PM M 313-4*7-5400

PRODUCTION CONTROLLER

Ow Production Conartk Depertmeni

• progiaaa M anaMaermg gee A BacRaMr"* Oaoree In n*M and L l a i l n Manag*-

6 AP1C * G»r^Mcakart a p k a

SALARY RKOUMCMENT8 or *M<y M person a t

AMERICAN YAZAKI CORPORATION S 7 0 0 H a g o a r t y I

C a n t o n M l 4 « H 7

PROOUCTK)N PACKER*

P R O O U C T O N 9 U P E P V M O R

PROOUCTIOM FAOLJTY

^ i T T ' c w T t o r aa MMi iMa appt. I13-631-6M7

PRODUCTION SCHEDULER

in(ao«on molMng Ms* haa tor an inMiauM m m 3-6

pkj*. Exc

ANmand Aaaociataa. Inc. 12001 Lavan Rd., Uvonia

An EquM Opportunity Emptoywr

P R O O U C T I O N W O R K 2nd 6 3rd sNR. SB 25 to Mart Good

2*60 Commaroa. M-S6 to Creoka Rd S to NortMMM InduaanM

PROGRAMMER-WTRY LEVEL 17K to Ml 90 day*. 40 IK

PubMc Relations; Sate* Account

Rapraaantatlva Growing company M lookmg tor oul-going money moWiktod.

$20K-$35K ftrst Sand raauma MBi aalary I

" ide-Si Centor Dnve. Suite 207E. South-fieM. Ml 4*078, or tax 946-0152

QUALITY ASSURANCE AUOITOR Manufacturing compan, needs ma-turs mdMduaM with experience m production mapecitoii. MuM be trssned m SPC and chartmg Mch-

pr oductkjn dock audRs 8 record kaa^ilm Appfy

d Asaooates 12001 Lavan. Uvonia. ML

QUALITY ASSURANCE AUOITOR Manufacturing company nasds ma-ture mdMduaM with experience *i production mepecBon MuM be trained m SPC and cfiardng tech-mquea OutM* M l rndud* lecMvaig mepoctlon production riapectluii. dock audit* 6 record leapkig Apply

12001 Lavan. LMoma. Ml

REAL ESTATE SALES (25.000 guMsmeed Income

trammg yours tor a phone c a l to

651-6000 Start Yo>« ReM Estato C a r a v

The SucoeeaM Wayt Smoke Free Environment

RECErvtNG/CuMomM S a m e * j* time. -Work eflMiiiwiia. -evM

mgs and Saturdays Start at ' 86 PM hr m Taylor Cak 12 noon-5pm tor

946-0401

RECEPTIONIST needed tor buey

Saturdays Apply M Phkkp NoMn'a Salon. 16144 MMdtodak m uvonia

525-3777

RECEPTIONISTS WE NEED YOU NOW!

START WORK IMMEDIATELY 3 monthe experience

TODAYS TEMPORARY

649-4455 Research Interviewers

Do you have excMsm phone akRa and want lo work pari time aven-mg*7 Conduct raeeeroh mleritews (no seme! from our Troy office Wa

and flextoto schedidng Hours ar* 5 30-9 30 Mon -Fn SaL 10-3, Stm 1-6. you muM ba evakebto tor 4 *hdt* PM wkkk Starting M Sa.00. kgnt typing required (36 wpml Send your reeume to Coneumer MarkM Analysts. 2301 W Big • 411. Troy Ml 46064 or c a *

(313) 637-1415 RESETTLEMENT SERVICES

DIRECTOR Energetic creative. aaM-moMvaMd. • o a k sarntoa r ' I'lMaMima to >nan-

24123 Suuiri*aM. Ml 4*075

RESETTLBkENT SERVICE D W C T O R

SI* "mST

4aMk.' M 817 Rar*

Hatp Wantad

R O U T E D R I V E R S i good driving regard 6 •

SCREEN PRINTING

ssir PRESS OPERATORS HELPERSjTRAJNEES

MAKE-READY

phone tor an sppomiment

Marketing Qlecieis mtemeoom P O Box 576

, Ml 4*332-0576 (<10|476-4030

E O E

SECURITY Ful tane poartion* m s l i t i l i tor Se-curity Officers m th* LMonto. Plym-outh 8 SouthfieM M M * MUM neve own tranaportation. v*«d Driver* Li-cence. and phone For more mtor-metion. pleaae cal: 9 3 0 • 4 30 Mon-Fn 422-0179

SECURITY OFFICERS Ful 8 part-ume opanmg*. WaetMde. downriver auburben 6 dry Preml-im> pay. health 8 dantM a i a a e o a MuM hava CM 8 phone Wd tram Appry GebbMd 8

SERVICE STATION ATTENOANT/ kgnt Mechanic Good pay tor quek-ked appkeani Apply to feck at MapM 6 Crooks MoO* 3*2 -1990

S ^ V K E Y e c h m c i a n

tor CusiniM 40- years MUM B* self motivated reaponaRiM and adkng to grow Cal Bam-5pm 722-2253

StRVlCE TECH •mtam overhee

and hoMIs Motor control experi-ence * piu* PMMkli Salary com-ffltnkPMe with expenence Send r M K t * to PeraormM Mene* 22575 11 sMIt Dr.. Now. Ml 4*375

SET UP OPERATORS We re recruiting tar SM Up/Opera-lor poMtion* Reaponadktoea or t ha poemon rndud* *M up and opera-tion of vanou* typaa of machinery Thee* hou*y poMbora requw* 1-2 isara of lectory expenence. famk-lerlty wkh StaWticM ProoeM Con-trol procedure* and s deRnfM i t t* charscM aptitude Bkiaprim leedk'ig MM*y and axpoeur* to JuM In Tan* manufacturing technique* wotkd be * aaknaa plua Trammg a s a k a t u tor mengfM person

MM you are ready tor me leeciniai bMty level and flaxKMty required tor t ha type ol poaMon. apply m parson from 8~00 i n - 12 noon and 1p m.

4p m.. Monday through Friday M (o

MaaOMech TubuMr Product* (Formerly R6S Manufacturing i

7495 E M-36 Box 1*5 Hemburg. Ml 46135-0186

EquM Opportunity Employer Mmortly/TemaMltonrtk-appotl/VM

SHEET METAL INSTALLERS - tor heeling 6 mr conditioning llaaidar-UM 6 commerciM 5 yr* rrammum

Cal 9-1 lam 261-3375

SHELL SERVICE STATION Now nemo a* ahdts -CaehMr* 4 altandent* Fid 6 perl tane. Plymouth 455-2*36

SHIPPING ASSISTANT Troy laetotlM p a M *

W***i2d e r a * UPS log. sort mkk MuM be accu-rst*. good wrth (let** mg Hours 6-2 or 7-3

SHIPPING 8 RECEIVING CLERK * Aak tor Jan.

SHIPPMG/RCCEIVMG Srherkdng person tor Troy produc-tion, wesdtog lecMty Good u a i e * U

643-7300

MaPPkaG 6 RECEIVING ' MACMNE OPERATORS

•on* lor Detroit automMMa sup-plar Day and aftornoon amfta evek-

ny peM benefits Ca* Hianen Raenixras Dept

531-7500

Shipping & Receiving Helpers

Manufecturmg Co needa axpari-ancad d i**d iu 4 iMMang ha tpwi tor packaomg 8 hMO drMng tor day 8 n<(p* aMft* Overtime, k d bene-kt* Apply m paraon 41225 Ptym-ouM Rd rnym ouM Ml

SHIPPING/RECEIVING

caivtna. P O Box 4*6. Fsrmmgson Ml 11118 0486 We promoM e * u g -

Maang a pan of Pia i»» Mwpmi-ment proceaa

An EquM OppcrHaMy Employer

SHOP wt 3RK

MaM or I l k Ml Wbio Aak tor Am. -•500

SHOP WORK Pan-I p a ^ t o " X P i ' l N l — 'dpSiMium weak of Jkn. M M Spray. 2*13 Martk. M

ama entry MN 32 hn emga a o o dweM TN

MvM PM

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SPECIAL ED TEACHER

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START R4MEDIATELY

Step AaroOtc Inatructor i P I M M c t f t h a

WrmouBiTHCA M. 4S3-2904

STOCK PERSON NEEDED wy 8Rmo involved Appty 1-3pm Rohen UMmor GreM Oek* Ma*.

S I P PROGRAM/PLYMOUTH D M H trammg a n a

454-6*43

PRESCHOOL/DEVELOPMENTAL KINDERGARTEN TEACHER

m m i to man m March tor morn-<ng

Ctoaar m 4 EIXMHIIC H a a a p a ^ a i 3*251 SchoolcraR Rd

UvonM Ml 4*150

TEACHER tailMsint 6 caregl .wx Experience working with mlent* toddtors or preediooMrs MUM be

2*1-53*7

TEACHER tor infant j y o u p M Chad Enpananca r#-to 2*64 l i k e

Ann Arbor . Ml 4*103

TEACHER S ASSISTANT needed tor LNonM chkd care cenMr Expenence raqukad Education*! background helplii Cak 474-0001

TEACHERS NEEDED FOR: Dog Obedience

Aerobic CJMCM* Hi nee* CaRgraphy

Keyooardmg 14 Crafts tor AOutf

LIVONIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS Commurvty Education Sernlca*

523-9277

TEACHERS* TEACHER S ASSISTANTS

tor pnv*M chkd car* cantoi* Farm-mgton HM*. Mon-Fn. mommg* Novt Mon Wed 8 Fn. ef lemoone PNmouth Mon 8 Wed 9-1 30. Tue* 6 Thur* 9-3 Redtord Towrarsp k d time Cal Mon-Fn 9-5 420-3553

Technical Writer With experience m DOS. W i n d o w and UNIX platform* Knowtodge of PC graphics pac**g*« auch ex PagemekM reqwred MuM be a d e

for vanou* U*M background* ProMCt menegement MM* raqiered. aa wal a* aowty to handM conefruc Ove crruciMi i Commuracaton-rMM-ed BA or eqmiMeni expenence with excekent wrttmg akda Submit

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Human Reeourcee Department

iAf^YAZAKt CORPORATION

6700 Haggerty Road Canton,Ml 48187

No Phone Caks r i s e n

An EquM Opportunity Employer

TELECOMMUNICATIONS SkMing mdMduM lb matal Premier ESP Systems Key 8 P a x MuM

Cak Mr Robertson 810-569-2340

TELEMARKETER Pieeeant parson wanted tor pert Ume Telemarketing lor an eaurance agency. Livorsa aree Contacl MA-Mi Lee 810-626-3377

TELEMARKETERS

pomunanla Irom o u N lead* No no COM caMng. only caRng S»1

to work days 6 i i O o e a MUM beaOM

31V 729-4310

TELEMARKETERS New dMMOn ol nationa*> recog-

xetmg Uraque opportundy to own ' I * ol your own re

1-600-614-33*3

TELEMARKETERS Part-time No sate* Survey* only You help Quad our data bee* No pi **MJ I to ssk MuM be good on phone* GethM mfcx niatmn only 2 shdts a Msbis 9am-ipm 6 1pm-5pm Locaaad In Farmmgton Haa.

Cal Roae 476-6665

TELEMARKETING PROFESSIONALS

Due to aapanamn. PagMlai. the ne-

hourly raMOf (7/hoim. pkj* lucrMrv* QaaaalaaMn pMn a ofiared TaM-

pia toned bul

TELEPHONE r INTERVIEWERS

Needed tor fagMy reapacted Markaang Raeaarch Firm AJ m m * Good pnone 4 compuMt M a * * ptua

MNkEDlATl OPENRfGSi NO SALES INVOLVED!

827-4021 TELLER-Fid ama tor o n Waked

TELLER POSITION tor Mrga L l n'ome credit imion

o apply ooMad Sandy M 529-3700. Ext 254

T00LMAKER Experience m tooaog, b<xJy fixture* and hand Toota. Wage* equal to aMttty Steady work Apply In per-

OXBOW MACHINE PWOOUCTS

1277TI TOOL MAKER

* 5 t » a r — lassi

pkcattoRj R B M I SI. I*** M 4pm The Charter ToamaMp of Canton

cotor. i kkand ongm. aaa. age or <*aa***y M emptoy-

d ie proiMMn ol m utoaa 4a

lor a p a n - d m e Coenar/1 Driver ChauHev t o a a a a f

caa: ASK FOR TONY Mem-Tue 6an»-12 noon ONLY 1-810-350-

TRAVEL AGENT

• ^ m t ^ M i a i n n 2 yeer* expe-

TRAVEL AGENT - Fm m a 3 yr*

•tee oriented * m M Salary Doram.

Cak 953-2000 v o i o a M a k « 7 i 0 i

TRAVEL AGENT - 2 yeer* expen-e n c e P l y m o u t h / C a n t o n a r e a Pieeee c a l x h e 5pm Leave name. prion* no . expenence 4 ar* you currently employed? 451-22*6

TRAVEL - Co for

lent location 6 aalary Contacl E9k. 810-656-8113

TRAVEL RESERVATlONtSTS WE'RE GROWING FASTI

SouthkMd Tour OperMor a lookmg tor Miff i i leei ic IOC have axcekM it pnone computer and or typmg or travel expenence a a pMM Fid

•oamone wvM Apply mPM

Monday through Fndey 9 30 - 4 30

HMHF TrevM Corp 295*6 l l a i thaaMan Hwy

TRUCK DRIVER/LAaORER -MuM be herdworker 6 m good phyaKM condition Apply m parson Nnttlsi Landacapa S ^ p l y . 29450 8 Mke Rd turn w of kdddattek 474-4*22

TRUCK DRIVER - Over the road COL -M i canee MuM l a w expen-ence Good driving record Good equipment 6 pey Home oflan Ca* Larry M 5*9-4377 or 476-5740

TRUCK DRIVER POerTlON Mechanic a aPMty needed Fid ben-eat* good wage* Send *etaiia to a e Setae 8 Servtce 3*550 S c H o » creh Plymouth. Ma 48170

TRUCK DRIVER Plymouth beeed mmm aiampaig to-cmty sweet an aaaocMM to drive *te stake 8 pick-up truck toca*y EaoM-•ant l a n e k t s 6 competitive i s o n Apply m parson M E 4 E Manutac-turmg. 300 InduetnM Or . Plymouth I Acroea Iron Umayi

8 ROOF TOPPERS Fid tane poaltton hendkng 6 D d i a -mg biMdmg wal an Ma MuM M a good driving record 8 COL A" U-

to gM one MUM b e

TRUCK DRIVERS M u « have cliwktoi irx Boenee. r*k-*OM tranaportation 8 know the tn-couniy e r e a Apply m paraon. Mon-Fn between IQani Ipni mt 953 Menutectu-er» Drive New-burgh/Cherry Hd area. WeeBand

TRUCK DRWER - TracMrtraPar 1 yeer experience COL A edfi hat-er dou* mater ie l e n d o r s e m e n t NlgfiWy turn, m m a g i 4 howly aMi benekt*. 401K 6 prodt ahertng Re-l u m e lo Dteuici Manager 8235 Jeckson Rd Ann Arbor Ml 46103

TRUCK/HEAVY

hydiMtoa. plua E x a

An EquM Opportunity C iap lo i i

TRUCK/TAILER MECHANIC

Apply m peraon Contractor* StaM C o . 3*555 Arnrham ( n a * LevanL UvonM

TRUCK TIRE REPAIR PERSON 8am-5pm. Mon-Fn No ipineiy 'P" quired Ca* Jack Michigan f m c k

TURNOVER MAINTENANCE PERSON needed k d tone tor apart-

$25,000 Guaranteed

Eric Rader Real Estate One

261-0700

UPHOLSTERER

C A R P O R T E R

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WELDER FABRKATOR4

adt p e r k a y * compatmve e a a a Apply a t l L . Baokar. Co 36M0 mduemM Rd Lkn*k . (1 block S al i a * . E M LevanL No phone c a d i pMeaa

An EquM Oppor*m*> *aaM>ar

WELDERS

WELL KNOWN

Irlan^y n a m 4 dapendMM par-sons tor part 6 k d a m e Mwptoi-

d 313-442-9622

WILDLIFE CONSULTANT

WIXOM and i a * oaptmg appacaaora Mr CLILA Ml* Mock pereonyH*M*aapmg k d a A . pari M * Good m MM mm<im„

WRITE YOUR OWN PAY CHECK!

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A I D E S - C E R T M E D **JDAIOUR TO START

MARYWOOO NURSING CARE CENTER

ASaOCMTE

ATTENTION

Patient Account Representative

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O&E Monday, January 24,1994

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W M X E M S OF I S 1 M H 9 I t*€>N 1994 TEMPO GL-2 DOOR

Automatic transmission, air conditioning, poly cast wheels, AM/FM stereo with cassette, power doorlocks, front & rear floormats, tilt

wheel, light group, dual electric mirrors, clear coat paint, and more.

„ LIST PRICE M 2,530 THIS WEEK ONLY

r U i t / 9 $ 9 7 8 8

1994 BRONCO 4X4 If you're looking for FULL-SIZE 4x4 performance, we have a great selection for ygu! LOADED XLT's and Eddie Bauera ( jT) in stock now.

SET $ 2 2 , 5 6 1 J g i p M (Stock #R129)

t*€>N 1994 TEMPO GL-2 DOOR Automatic transmission, air conditioning, poly cast wheels, AM/FM stereo with cassette, power doorlocks, front & rear floormats, tilt

wheel, light group, dual electric mirrors, clear coat paint, and more.

„ LIST PRICE M 2,530 THIS WEEK ONLY

r U i t / 9 $ 9 7 8 8

1994 BRONCO 4X4 If you're looking for FULL-SIZE 4x4 performance, we have a great selection for ygu! LOADED XLT's and Eddie Bauera ( jT) in stock now.

SET $ 2 2 , 5 6 1 J g i p M (Stock #R129)

NEW 1993 ESCORT WAGONS OVER 20 IN STOCK!

LX Models with automatic transmission, air conditioning, AM/FM cassette and much more.

NOW ONLY

* 9 6 8 4 (OrVy 10 left at this price!)

NEW 1994 TAURUS OVER 60 IN STOCK

America's best-selling car tor the 2nd straight year! We have SHO's, LX's. GL's, and wagons in every available color.

OL *-Ooor» wWi

or*f

514,892 (5 at this price)

NEW 1994 RANGER PICK-UPS OVER 30 IN STOCK!

Supercab 4x4's, Sport models, splashes • from loaded to basic, Fairtane has the Ranger you're looking tor!

FROM ONLY

(3 at this price)

NEW 1994 PROBES OVER 40 NOW IN STOCK!

I A complete selection including GTs, and SE models - terrific new lease rates I too! Probes in stock with air conditioning... I W 1 . I- FROM ONLY

(5 at this price!) S 1 3 , 2 2 1

VAN CONVERSIONS Our best selection ever of the area's highest quali ty conversion vans by Ford's highest rated conversion companies - Tradewinds and Debut. Pre-season sale go ing on now!

"Where you always save money"

One s hundred \

CCub " ^ - ^ M F Q R D

WE'RE PROUD TO BE ONE OF AMERICA'S

TOP 100 FORD DEALERS IN SALES

AMD CUSTOMER SATISFACTION

FAIRLANH FAIR PEOPLE. FAIR PRICES. S I N C E 1 9 2 3 .

ADlAKTAGt

H f q r d

846-5000 CALL FOR LOW LOW LEASE PAYMENTS TOO'

1 4 5 8 5 M i c h i g a n A v e . ( J u s t E a s t ol S o u t h f i e l d ) D e a r b o r n

All p r i c c s i n c l u d e r e b a t e s . A d d t ax . t i t l e & d e s t i n a t i o n .

DETROIT'S

KnowledgMbta Sato* Staff!

Winners of the 1993 "Metro Cup" Product

Knowledge ChamptoneNp

ATCHINSON FORD W M S I O , » « S S Q I J U SAVE S1J16 ^ ' 1

WM $19,303 • SAVE $3,662

$ 1 5 , 9 8 9 W M S i t . 2 7 0 SAVE S2M1

WaaS17,M5 e 6 2 3 * SAVE £2.072 1

994 TEMPO GL 2 DOOR 2 3 uter engine AMTM cassette ajr conditioning speed control defroster and more Slock #2201

OR 24 MO. LEASE ' 1 7 4 ° ° PER MO.

1993 MUSTANG GT 5 OL V8 engine automatic trans air cond i t ion ing cassette sunroof speed control, power eouiomem group and more Slock #M4627 M Q W

*15,641

FINANCING AS LOW AS

PRICE X 1994 RANGER XLT 4x2 2.31 auto 0 / 0 trans AC. c«5 alum wtneeH. cassette p p t», and more Stk #8137

OR 24 MO. LEASE #191 "

6 0 0 A > rebates s I V /OuPTO

SffiSSS $ 1 1 , 8 9 4

1994 PROBE SE 2 01 OOHC 2S3 valve package 5 speed trans, sunroof, * power group speed control. W wheel, defroster & more Stock #2138

OR 24 MO. LEASE J 2 5 7

? i i ! i i i ! i . i j : i : i i : i . i r a

3* VS ngw auto OO trana. m Wt wheel speed control, power wwxlowt kxtt b MM Keyteea en-fry and much more1 SOi #2146

OR S4 MO. LEASE

•283"

1994 TAURUS GL SO. aula. 00 taw. Ml *al« be* lodtt, flrxers «eei i t • » * « weed con-trol, eastern defroster CMI ahm

and m Sa#im ^ ^ C • t OM 14 MO. LEJ

S»SS*16,36r *267" 1994 CROWN VICTORIA

CONVERSION VAN HEADQUARTERS Was $25,010 SAVE $8015

Starting As Low As s 16.995 New 1993 351 V8 auto, transmis-sion, air conditioning, quad captain chairs, sea l bed, power windows & locks, speed control 4 tilt wheel, molded running boards , aluminum wheals & more"Stock #7535.

— Featuring — M A R K I I I

America's #1 Selling Conversion Van

ELITE

Top Of The Line,

T R A D E W I N D S

#1 Quality

3 01 V6 engine automatic overdrive transmaswn. defroster m condoorang cassette power convergence group 7 passenger and more

NOW $ 15 ,636

1994 F250 4x4 XLT 5 II vl automatic

NOW

'20,688

n n (Mr torn gag c—1 mon S«x» e(3S0

OR 24 MO. LEASE $320°° "****

m. \ X

Was t l S*1* • SAVE 9MTT

1 9 9 3 F -150 XLT 4 x 2 SO. VI atfo 0 0 m at. veed a M 4 ) 0 M i n d M i k d i c M V - ! « * • W w « * • * . « bumowkmon S* #73U

HOW

•14,985 1994 RANGER STX 4x4 SUPERCAB

4 0 . ER v» « G M M M M CM) v m a* p a w I locks

#•131

W B S ' 1 8 , 5 4 3 ' 2 9 2

m\ v 1994 BRONCO XLT 4x4

Conversiol OVER 2 0 V A N S A V A I L A B L E ! • 2 2 , 5 2 6

AWARD WINNING A - X - Z - B PLAN

EEADQIAKTEES OAILY RENTAL CARS AVAILABLE

u - I I A 4

Monday, January 24,1994 O&E * * ID

$ WHAT DO A, X and Z PLAN BUYERS WANT? $ THEY WANT MORE MONEY C~

FOR THEIR TRADE-INS

A Lot More Money

AVIS FORD GIVES MORE FOR EVERY TRADE-IN!

IN 1 9 9 3 OVER 1 7 0 0

A, X A N D Z PLAN BUYERS Traded in their USED CARS and trucks at AVIS FORD The reason continues to be that AVIS FORD gives more money on each and every trade in.

NEW 1993 FORD MARK III VAN CONVERSION

NEW 1993 FORD MARK III VAN CONVERSION

Three VtcU Bay windows with dar t tint, color -coordinated Orape. on all Vista Bay window* Salam^rt 7-po«nt safety ptograrrv Piuah pita carpattng. wood trim accaaaon— throughout, automotive color-coordinated fabric, panels w*h hardwood trim, flush mount overhead lighting custom mokJed aofa back, and much mora Stock #15373T.

Retail SALE PRICE

$ 299 Per

Mo.**

$

Retail SALE PRICE

399 Three Vista Bay windows with dar t tint, color -coordinated son shades on all Vista Bay windows Fiberglass Boards with protective tnm Satemark 7-point safety program plush pile carpeting, color-coordinated fabric panels with walnut wood Inm flush-mount overhead lighting, walnut wood dash kit. chests ashtrays ft cup holders luggage strips rear

D a p Electric vanffy mirror on passenger ' sunvtsor, 2 umbrellas ft holders

M O . cargo door lighting, cuatom molded sota back and much more Stock #14063

HAVE YOUR TRADE-IN APPRAIS

NEW 1994 ESCORT LX 3 DOOR Stock No. 0638

WAS >12,065 IS * 9 1 6 1

VIS FORD BEFORE V0U BUY

NEW 1994 ESCORT LX 4 D O O R W A G O N Stock No. 1284

$

V

WAS •13,130 IS 9799

NEW 1994 ESCORT GT 3 DOOR Stock No. 1282

W A S i * •14,105 IS • 1 1 . 3 1 1

NEW 1994 TEMPO GL 2 D O O R S E D A N Stock No. 0186

WAS ^ '12,645 IS

$ 9604 NEW 1994 THUNPERBIRP LX

• 2 DOOR Stock No. 1279 •

WAS •19,740 "S

k v 3 ? -

NEW 1994 TAURUS GL 4 D O O R S E D A N Stock No. 0831

WAS •19,600 »S

$ 1 6 . 0 2 4

NEW 1994 PROBE 3 DOOR Stock No. 0786

WAS '15,770 I®

NEW 1994 PROBE GT 3 D O O R Stock No. 0676

WAS •20,530 IS

$ 17.214 NEW 1994 RANGER 4X2 XLT

Stock No. 1305

NEW 1994 RANGER 4X2 S U P E R C A B STX Stock No.1152

V

WAS '15,036 IS

$ 12,330

WAS •12,950 IS •9422

F-150 4X2 Slock No. 0282

'13.074 NEW 1994 AEROSTAR XL

P L U S W A G O N Stock No 1237

WAS •20,585 IS M5.616

•PIMIK. W».

AA S FORD CALL

1 - 8 0 0 - 3 5 8 - A V I S or

FRF E TANK OF G A S w 11 h e v e r y n e w v c h i c l e p u r c h a s e f r o m s tock

The Dealership With A Heart

F GR"^H RD J .IS ' North of V \ E R 0 S 0 ; J T H

OPF N M O N & THURS Ti l 9 P M 355-7500

2 0 * ^ O & E M o n d a y , J a n u a r y 24, 1994

EMPLOYMENT 5 0 2 H a l p W a n t a d 5 0 2 H a l p W a n t e d 8 0 2 H a l p W a n t e d 5 0 2 H ^ p W a n t e d 9 0 2 H a l p W a n t e d 5 0 2 H a l p W a n t e d

D a n t e l M a d t e a l . D a n t a l M a d t e a l D a n t a l M a d f c a i D a n t a l H a d l c a l D a n t a l l l a d k a i D a n t a l W a g e d

5 0 2 H a l p W a n t e d

D a n t e M M t e d i c a i

ATTENTION NURSES LPNs t R N s i m M tor sftamoon 8 mMntoM MORS tor private duty T u r s m g C a l 810-S99-*07t

s P E c B K f f F 8

Plan*. administers and eommunr-c a l « w w w w m « U programs including « r t « 1 and unemploy-ment oompanaatton 'eMeta m pre-paring IRS torm S500». SPO'e and OP snafyaea PreSetied candkMM Ml l a w Bachelors degree and 2-3

SOW) expartanoa helpful Reports to Olreceor of Human Re-

i raapond lo:

Recruiter /Radiology OMC Health Car* Cantar*

4 7805** 12 MS*Rd Novt. Ml . 48377

A mam Oar of Tha Detroit MedKM Can tar and affMated wllh Wsyna Staia University

An EquM Opportunity Employe!

3 POSITIONS MEDICAL BILLER

X-RAY TECH. RECEPTIONIST Experienced only Ca l 3*0-1340

BIU.ER-MECMCAL Unique poatoon In graal office, bonuaaa. lor vary experienced MNar 1*10 naad • vary flexible noun Pan

842-1411

BOOKKEEPER & Office Managar m Farmington HM* dantal office Pan time Muat hava experience Cat

474-2280

CERTIFIED AIDE - Matur* paraon for erne! retirement noma m South-field 3-4 g n a week. avary other weekend 557-1221

CHAIRSIOE DENTAL ASSISTANT With experience Pari lima Tat-Twafva ara*. Southfield

357-5540

CHIROPRACTIC ASSISTANT mt naadad tor busy

office. Comtjmaa ctaricM & petMnt contact reaponalbWttae 3 aftar-noona par sreek. Mon . Wad 8 Fn.

T 4 5 p»w7:30 pm 27527 w x t w o U n k i t * Rd

' Joy Rd '•» 522-5501

CLERICAL POSITION time. benellls, oxceservt chance

mecNcM expert-S«nd raauma wrth

•alary requSamente lo: Director. 19865 W Outer Drtve. Sulla 110 East Deerborn Ml 48124

CLINICAL EDUCATOR IN-SERVICE

Growth opportunity tor RN with long-term n g beckground preferred W» work Cloaal) wtth In-Service Coordinator to orientate and m-Sarvto* staff Muat 6* ( M M * and en>oy working wrth a n a t r t c raM dents Sand re-auma t o S Wormeer, DON. Mt Vamofi Nursing Center 26715

. Southfield Ml 48078

CNA'S AFTERNOON 8 MIDNIGHT

MARYC 154751

Livonia. Ml . 46154 427-9175

CNA's , 50 bad nuramg noma m * B*oom-flatd hiring tor hM or pan Urns Worn 4-8-8 hour eMfts 88 par hour Ca l tor appointment 380-4443

CUSTOMER Service poMtion. Ml am*. Knowledge ol medicM or m-aurano* OSSng, d*taii oriented. typ-ing 45wpm Complete benefit peck-aga. OuaSftod canOKJataa complete application* at Wrtghi 8 FRppta. 2845 Crook* Rd Rochester HM*. Ml

UVONIA DENTAL OFFICE Soaking pan-t ima HYGIENIST

2 eftainoona p*r week & aom* Saturday*. 474-5573

DENTAL ASSISTANT tu»-ttm* tor Ptymouth OH-

IO* Experienced Expended dutiee Ca* Chrt* 313-454-4070

DENTAL ASSIST ANT-For Deerborn Practice. Pan-tun*, afteroon*. eienaiga. $4.50 to at art Mam

WW trMn Caa 278-4110

DENTAL ASSISTANT - Cha^Md* FuB-bm* 2 dantM location*. Wixom 8 Plymouth Must ba abto to work '4 day SM.. approximately 8-1 CMI after 8pm. 348-1584

DENTAL ASSISTANT £xp*rtenced. luS tima lor modem prograaalva office m RoyM Oek/Bk-mmghem ara* Matur* reaponeible paraon ak«ad m public raiatton* Good pay 8 banwftt a 288-5540

DENTAL ASSISTANT W* want th* b * « and ara wUkng to pay tor It Wa o t a r a poartion that « motNalng and rawardlng. Graat hour*, • p a r l a n c o d raqulrad Par-aonMKy Mua roqulrad 881-1440

DENTAL ASSISTANT QuMtty oilanaad Farmington dantM

" anar»af lc^«pen_

Coma i our happy taam. 474-0224

DENTAL ASSISTANT Looking tor * pan-t ima anthuMaa be, caring indMduM axpananoa pratarrad Plaaaant aanar M dantM oflto* In FanMnglon W * n 2 - l 2 8 0

DENTAL AS«lSTANT/CI»MrWda naadad tor ama l Troy oMoa. 4 day* 8 SM AM achadula " Expartanoa

889-08M3

DENTAL ASSISTANT, p a n - O n * «

DENTAL ASSISTANT Ful u n a m our nt Daarbom

anca. Ca l Cora Las

DENTAL ASSISTANT ' Ful or p a n tlm* anargaOc out-gomg AaMatant tor rapdly growing naw Rocfiaalar dantM pr actio* Hour* muii ba Haxibla, wMng to tram.

th axpart-854-06*0

DENTAL ASSISTANT matur* anar-gMK d a l a l orlantad indMduM with good communication akMa 8 1 yr miramum axparlanoa Jaaaafl to comptamant our dantM taam Quaaty paraonnM 8 claritala. NW Uvonia

of

484-2884

DENTAL ASSISTANT - Tlrad ol 100S ol OtMrMd* ting? Warn to axpartd your nald oI axparlanoa lo mcluda lab work? TM* KM tlm* poMtion oftor* axc*8ant banaftta in-cluding annual bonu*. quartarty urn-form MtownOa. madicM 8 dantM covaraga NO Sat n o m M ttn* m-novaMd 8 taam ortantatad offlca n Canton 453-0M0

DENTAL ASSISTANT - Farmington HM*. Ful tlm* Wtth banahta o r pan tlm* Mon-Thur*. Mi day Sat Muat b* axparlanoa 553-0845

DENTAL ASSISTANT - Expart-•ncod. naadad tor busy Uvonia ofl-« • 10 add to our trtandty taam at NawOurgh 8 Six Mlla 5*1-0011

DENTAL ASSISTANT tor Canton tanMy practloa. pan tlma Expartanoa pialariad but wil-ing to tram right paraon 45S-8644

DENTAL ASSISTANT Buay ganarM practtca naada toa tlma matura Aaalatant Exparlanca. X-Ray pratarrad Diana 681-3800

DENTAL ASSISTANT Pan-llma poartion avMlaWa In W Daarbom offloa Expartanoa nacaa-aary Ca l 585-3131

DENTAL ASSISTANT Pan tlma Thur*.. 2-7pm, Fn . l -5pm No axpartanca nacaaaary 85 75 to a tan N. Uvonia ofllca

471-0795

DENTAL ASSISTANT Looking tor dapandaMa. matur* parson, p a n Uma. No avamnpa or Saturday* Excalani aalary i

DENTAL ASSIST ANT /CHAIRSlDE Naadad tor buay dantM crftlo* CO A/ RDA |> atoi i ad Excalani caraar op-portunity Ful 8 p a n tlma hours availaeta Ca l 281-90S6

D E N T A L A S S I S T A N T SouthAaid pracnoa naada liM-tlma AaMatant. Mon -Thurs Exparlanca m t

354-1555

DENTAL ASSISTANT For M*ndly 2 doctor olhc* m Gar-dan Clty/Waattand Ful tlma Mon-Thurs . 2 Saturday* par mo Ban»-8ts. Must ba paopla ortant*4 and hava dantM axpartanca. 428-8130

DENTAL ASSISTANT Ful uma. axparlanoa nacaaaary. paid vacation. madicM banaHts, ax-cMtont salary, taam-orlantad prac-0c*. m aoanlc Uvonia offlca Cal : 591-3838

DENTAL ASSISTANT Ful tlma. axparlanoa nacaaaary. paid vacation. madicM banahta. sx-caaani salary taam-orlantad prac-tKa. In acantc Uvom* offto* CMI: 591-3638

DENTAL BUSINESS ASSISTANT FuH-tlma Expartancad m dantM maurmca 8 pauant b l r i g . Good

akMa 8 computar axpartanca working condltlona In

277-0810 Cal Ann

DENTAL BUSINESS OFFICE Buay South ttoid dantM offlca aaaka dapandabla. anihualastlc paraon tor tn* buamaaa offlca taam Exoalant opportunity tor tratrang 8 raaponM-bikty Sand raauma to: Anna RagMado DOS. 25000 W 10 MM Rd . Southftaid. Ml 48034 or

CMI 953-2000 Vole* Maw * 7103CMI 953-2000

VoKa M a n *

• R N C A R E M A N A G E R • Half t ime position for geriatric managed care

program. Community based nurse case manager will collaborate with an interdisciplinary

"geriatric team to facilitate access to appropriate clinical and community resources. Requirements: RN with demonstrated geriatric

a w t e r t a n t skills and 1 yr. home care or community b a j ^ l •cpfrience. Previous experience with managed car* l y t e e m a plus. Qualified candidates should sub-mit fawmano visiting care , armored witn t tw

UaiWhDty of Michigan Medical Center. Send to: Kath leen Cold. Presldsnt/COO

VISITING CARE 2850 S. Industr ial . S t * 7SB

Ann Arbor. M l 48104 QaaUmi January 3V 1994 M

DENTAL CAREER PERSONNEL I only Oa aa i taff

akMa tor a graal M u n and banaW. Fu8 or p a n a m a . -CMI 534-2183

DENTAL FRONT DESK/MANAGER MuM I Mania d paopla parson tor Canton dantM offto* Salary com-

w«h Mtltuda a n ^ a w a j -

DENTAL HYGIENMT Naadad KM-nma tor buay SoutMtold practloa C.icaaani pay. t anama 8 bonuaaa. Contact Carol 388-9800

DENTAL HYGIENIST Kgh quaaty partodontM practloa aaaka caring 8 *x-panancod hyglanlM W* W*m you and can oAar contlnuad aducatlon 8 pro-

aMary 8 work *nvk onrmnl

CaU: 357-3213 DENTAL HYGIENIST

Pan Uma. Tua*. 8 Thurs., Noon to 7pm and 2 Sat* a month. 9 to 1.

478-3288

D E N T A L H Y G I E N I S T i buay Novi offlca. 3 days

478-9121

DENTAL HYGIENIST Appfy M our Stata-Of-Tha-Art Uvo-nM dantM ofltca. W* ar* aaaklng an axoapltonM paraon tor to! or pan-

478-1960

DENTAL HYGIENIST na*dad tor matamtty t*av*. March M May. 2 day* * waak

737-2090

DENTAL HYGIEMST - p*n-tlm* 2V* day* * wo*k Wtxom 8 Plymouth Muat work 2 Sata.(*pproxlmataly 8 am-1 pm) * month m Ptymouth offto* CML 624-1910 or 454-1070

DENTAL HYGIENIST naadafl Tuai day* 8 Wadnaadays m Bloom h i HM* offloa CMI Emay M 334-4220

DENTAL HYGIENIST axpartancad tor warm. Mar*»y off-loa. Wad Fn 8 Sat CMI Mtti 589-8304

DENTAL HYGIENIST Ful tlma poaltion m Farmington HMs tor a vary caring, outgoing.

474-8080

DENTAL HYGIENIST Pan-tlm* to work m a caring pra-vantton orlantad tam»y practlca In Canton Plaaaa c a l Laur* 455-2510

DENTAL HYGIENIST Ful tlm*. Monday thru Friday 8 •va-ry othar Saturday Lioa*arn aalary. good banaflta. continuing sduca-tton Plaaaa ca*. 591-3838

DENTAL HYGIENIST Coma t o * our pattant tnandty. high-ly product!** dantM taam al Amarv can DantM llaaflti 2-3 day* a waak CompatlWva aalary 8 bonuaaa Contact Shannon at. 287-4820

DENTAL HYGIENISTS

taka your i i m m a r Saturday* off Paa* Paitoi iwai a crf-lara you tha oorttrol you wanl 8 Tmx>-bMty you naad AM tyvm of dantM placamant opportuntla* avMlabia No toa* EOE (810) 477-5777

DENTAL OFFICE PERSONNEL FanMy Mmoapfiara/lootlng tor a naw mambar Pan-Oma and avMn-Ing* Troy offloa 382-5058

DENTAL OFFICE ASSISTANT

Wasttwid 32 hour*-no avanmg* Do you hav* aacMlarii varDM akMa on tha lalaphona and In parson? Ara you arrthuaiaatic. caring 8 dapand-aM*7 Do you hava dantM *Rparl-anca with appowtmant book con-trol. inauranca. computar* 8 Mka working m an offloa that appractataa you. than, c a l Dor*n* 9 - 3 p m . Mon-Thurs M 425-5570

Dantal/Office Phone Work Earn $10-$12/hr.

Full/Pari Time DantM banaflt company la looking lor outgoing high artargy parson lo lo»ow up «*th cualomara Must arv |oy axMnMv* phona work and hav* aom* aMa* abMty KnoMadga of dantlstry hatpful. but wM traan confi-dant prolaaalonM MuM ba wfMng lo work Iu8/pan Uma Ml 9pm. High hourly pay 8 moantlvaa + b*naf!U Ca l 827-4330. axl 10896. 9am- 1pm

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Fantastic opporiunfty tor an axpart-ancad organttad 8 *nlhualaatlc pao-pM paraon who ia craattva and dMal orlantad Farmington 474-0224

0ENTAL RECEPTIONIST tor WaM BloomOMd offlca Muat ba axpart-ancad. 3 day* par waak Computar •xpartanoa pralarrad CMI 737-2090

DentaJ Recepttonist Our RoyM Oak araa offto* I* looking tor * matur*. anthuMastic RaoaptlorHM to ba * pan of our taam aftort * you *n»oy paopla 8

tor a aacur* poaltion aMary 8 banaflta

m raapond Exparlanca naoaa-aary P O Box 725241. Barklay Ml 48072-5241

looking lor • a ica ian t

j DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Rochaalar Ful tlma. axpartanca pratorrad No waakand*. *om* avw-rMng hrs 661-6441

IS u r s e s A i d e

H o s p i t a l S i t t e r s N e e d e d

F o r R o y a l O a k B e a u m o n t

•must be certified-aU shifts available • contingent positions

B e a u m o n t C o n t i n u i t y N u r s i n g

1 - 8 0 0 - 3 7 1 - 1 8 4 5

M , d •CA I O f f i a A d u i i N i s T R A T O R

A

T a k e C h a r g e M o v e y o u r c a r e r r t o T l y r n o u t h ' t

t n a n a t e -

' " Z S

n e w e s t m e d i c a l f a c i l i t y . W i t h f e v e r a l y r a r a o f o a t p a t i e n t o f f i c e rr m e n t . y o u ' r e r e a d y t o b e r e c o g n i z e d fc h e r d w o r k a n d d e d i c a t i o n . Y o u r s k i l l * I n c l u d e t r h e d u U n g . b i l l i n g (r c o I J e c t l o n t i n s u r -a n c e l i a i s o n , p a t i e n t r e l a t i o n s , m a r k e t i n g a n d f r o n t o i l i e r I c ^ d ^ T i n i n E n j o y t h e R E W A R D S o f t h i s s e n i o r p o s i t i o n . -

• P l y m o u t h ' s top s a l a r y p a c l u g *

• P a i d b e n e f i t s p a c k a g e • 1 4 d a y s p a i d p e r s o n a l a n d v a c a t i o n • A M D t h a f r e e d o m t o b e i n c h a r g e !

" i t o

K a t h r y n D r a k e

M M P o s t O a k B o u l e r a r d , S u i t e 2 2 2 .

, T a r m * • Wax ( 7 1 1 ) 4 2 2 - 3 1 4 0

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST FuS-tlma tor 3 offlca apaclalti prac-tlca Expartaoca including potantiM

CMI Jan 281-7802

FRONT DESK RECEPTIONIST

OpeMmotogML Computar aaparV anoa hMpfutCMI Carol: M i * * )

HEALTH CARE CORPORATION M In naad of t pan Sma raoapttort-Mts IdaM poaWon tor IndMduaM ro-tummg to work toroa or ciaSaga Mu-d a n t s 3M*ct«fl candldala wM ba protoaalonM wtth daar , cnawtui votoa. Good i p p a a r m o * 8 ouMomar aarvtoa onanlag WHng lo train. Typing of 36 wpm a + . Hr* ar* a* toSowa; Mon. thru Fri. 4:30pm-7:30pm Sal 8 Sun. 10am-3:30 pm mta raa t ad appl lcania

hr* of 9am DtoorriOatd. BtoomAatd. Ml 48304

5pm M HCR Gaorgian 2975 N Adams Rd

HOLTER MONITOR aewvung Tach

naadad tor CardtotogMl'a offlca Ex-partancad only Approxlmatafy 20 hour* par waak Graat opportunity

553-0682

HOME HEALTH AIOES COMPANIONS HOMEMAKERS

UVE-INS

Wayna. Oakland. Waahtanaw and Llvlngalon countlaa Exparlanca working with tha « . Mdarty or dla-apiad pratorrad MuM ba a Mtotlla tor work M WaM 20 hour* par waak To apply c a l

(313)981-8829 UNITED HOME CARE SERVICES

2200 Canton Cantar Rd . »230 Canton. Ml 48187

HOME HEALTH AIDES

Expartancad FULL 8 pan tlma-MI ararts CompatlWv* waga*. bonu* program Includa* annuM. attan-danoa. BaxlbHty 8 holiday bonuaaa Vacation pay Tranaportation Mtow-anoa Wa tMta prtda m taring dadt-catad. caring paopla to provida a v aurpaaaad ciant car* Ca l 2-5pmi

EM PA-CARE IV 455-1061 INSURANCE BILLER

Uaxpaclad oparwtg-lmmi tor Inauranca MSar

Work wtth matura. conaclantiou* ataff Lr.oaSanl madicM offloa locatton. Sand raauma to:

Offloa Managar 8330 Orcftard Laka Rd . Si* 110

W BtoomMd. Ml 48322

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST TYPtST Par t -am* K* busy madicM offloa Computar axparlanoa naadad. Typa 50 WPM Inauranca knowladg* hMpfu. Troy Araa. CMI Mon. * Wad 810-«2S-0040 or Tuaa. Thur*. 010-362-0222

LPN NEEDED MMa LPN naadad tor homa car* caaa m Waatland MuM ba avMlabM aflomoon lo aaaMI cSant with atMM-Ic workout program CaS I laMthlo. cm tor datMM 677-5800

L P N ' s tor tuS/pan-tlma aaMgnmanta m tha Waahtanaw County araa High pay 8 H U M hr* Must ba commfttad lo providing quaSty pattant car* C a l 313-354-0010

LPNs/RNa - prtvat* duty tor adufU In Pontiac. SCI 8 WW axpartanca naoaaaary Naw caaa. LPN* lo 816. RN* to 820 Blnaon'a AaaMMd Car*

LPN'S 4 RN'S naqmra a l aMfi* Ptaaaa c a l tor an Intarvtaw Batwaari I0am-3pm. and aak tor m aarvtoa Dlractor 354-3222 MEDICAL ASSISTANT wtth dartcM dutlaa Pan-Bma 3pm-7pm. Man thru Fn. Southftold ENT offlca Contact Sua 810-589-5985

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Front and back offlca axpanartoa Computar axparlanoa haipfu FiM tlma. banaflt* OrthopadK Sur-gaon * Southltoid offloa 557-1472

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Saturday* onfy Muat draw blood Non amofcar Exardaa oiianiad

a araa 879-5825

MEDICAL ASSIST ANT/BILLER with front offlca MdS*. tor busy mtsr-nMt m Rochastar HMs Plaaaa ca* 852-0140

MEDICAL ASSISTANT naadad tor buay Farmmgton Offlca Exparlanca prMarrad for lorig'erm poaltion.

478-7084

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Naadad lor buay doctor* offlca. 9 MM* 8 Graanflald araa Background m mtamM madlcma with axpartanca m stars* tactiraqua. minor surpary. (V, X-Ray. apironatry and Foiay apaciman colaclton prafarr*d 4 days /10 hr* Mon.. Tua* 8 Thurs, 9-7. Wad 10-8 Exoasant banaflt packaga 559 8663 tor appomtmant

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Full-Tlma

Bloom Bald mtarmsta offlca

wtth X-ray. EKG. Vanapwictura 8 PFT p i c a ! ant aMary 8 banaflt packaga including profit afianng 8 madicM mauranoa. To bacoma pan of our haalth car* taam:

Cal Sharry 737-9770

MEDICAL ASSIST ANT/RacapttonMt naadad tor OBGYN. pan tlma Muat ba ItoxiOW Uvonia/Waatland offlca

477-4440 or 281-3400

MEDICAL ASSISTANT naadad lo maka houaa cMM iM

akMa MuM hav* good drfttrig gaograptHcM abMty 509-2000

MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Expart-ancad In Ml lab 8 offto* procadura* Expartancad aand raauma to 20411 W 12 MIM St* 103 SouthflMd. Ml 48078

DCWTAl SALES I / o r MARKETING | PERSON - muat hava dantM back-ground Poaltion offar* aalary pkj* commMMon. fuB madtoM 8 dantM

abM to atan mv

MEDtCAL ASSISTANTS - urgantly naadad tor dlnic* In Oakland 4 Wayna cootttaa 1 yr axparlanoa

madIMM, Jim or Ed 313-525-4330

DENTAL SPECIALTY OFFICE In SouthftoW i* aaarrhmg tor a bright anargatic DantM Aaalatant Wa offar a good aalary and Innga banafh packaga tor tha right parson CaSSMrtoy 382-4883

DENTAL TECHNICIAN MatM llnMfiar naadad tor amMI. quaMy-ortanaad. C 8 B Lab In Uvo-m* Would pralar pan-tlma or piaca work FiM-nma a poaaibMt. CaS

425-7833

DIETARY AS8«TANTS WaM Bluunpaid Nuramg Cantar

MapM8 Draka. aparinqa on Ml ahifl* tor kM or part-nma Dkatary «aalaiariH Mommv Ing homa aapartanoa M pralarrad 8*00/7 paraon Sloomhaid ba twaan Sam-8pm

Caray Slmksnm tar an M 881

00/hour and you muM appfy M I M 8448 W Mapla Rd WaM

-1*00

E C H O / V A S C U L A R T E C H Pan-Sma C^tMad pratorrad CaS bafwaan I0am-8pm (aM ^tor

FULL SERVICE DENTAL LjaoraHry In Garean CWy l o ^ l n y ^ t o ^ i

OROWMO PRACTICE 8

HOME HEALTH CARE

Work aa « n i a r a* MM nasi you as . only m a i g s i r o m m m * you pratorSM your

r a s a C A M TOOAVI ar 1 «*v-aM>-oi»f!

ia»-aeRVIC« COORDINATOR RN. to aarvtoa O n a m i r S S f M R f •Mas a s s M b MHM|aR USSRSS wM TrMn Sta Tr*mar a «uM. prator

mjactions Caraar opportunMMs 81120 lo 812*0 par month CaS Monica. Tampro MadicM 443-88*4

MEDICAL BILLER tar compwtarOad padtatnc offloa 5 YEARS EXPERI-ENCE ONLY Good ua i iasu Ca* Ms H M 358-0420

MEDICAL BILLER tor OBGYN offloa in Farmington HM*. Pan a m Expartancad only Sand raauma lo

3*251 Schoolcraft Rd Uvonia Ml 4*180

MEDICAL BH-LER - Pan Sma Expa-rtancad with wmpiMara MEDICAL ASSISTANT - Ful Uma For maamMl In Daarbom Apply lo Box: 3*4 Ofcaarvar 8 Etxiwrlc Itowapapwi

3*241 Schoolcraft Rd UvonM Ml 4*180

MEDICAL BALERS For tampoiiry and paimanam poal-ttona Minimum t yaar axpartano*

:SXZ

DAVIS a»«TH MC 884-4100

MEOICAL OFFICE ABBOT ANT P a n ama Mon-Thurs Entry MwM MuM hmm i smM affMuda m daaMtg wtth paopM WM lr*pt Non amokar Birmingham araa CaS 848-8198

MEDICAL M U M V you toM yonr

partlaa tor n i i P ' i f l M FirinitofMni i d s UMMSSl RpyM CMS. t D i odM*. TIM*, a s i i w s a s i . a a M | M a i s m OMarMtac

8 HBna ni l lK l C l p l S S i t kov-»n6»isqm*ta bssos. hi i aaa

MEDICAL ASSISTANT: Naadad with

a m 8 oowar MMar ta 352 tO Nan-kin Btvd Sulta 301 48188

MEOICAL ASSISTANT Wantad tor LNonM/Nool practloa. MuM ba raaponatoto and anargatic Starting aalary S8/hr dapanOng on anpartanoa. FuB or pan Sma. For

fc 478-1024

MEDICAL ASS«TANT 8 RECEPTKDNI8T

Two p a n tuna poaMtona i

MEDICAL BILLERS Sanlot SMaia naadad tor aftort 8 long torm t*mpor*ry aaaignmanta. MuM poaaaaa MBS axparlanoa. Sand raauma MSP 29299 Frankln Rd . Southftold. Ml 48034

Fax: 353-7258

MEDICAL OFFICE ASSISTANT i m tima. tor tomSy practloa offloa. Expartancad ptaSarrad. Ptaaaa aand raauma to: FamSy lladkww P C . 15*01 W 9 MBa Rd. Sufta 618. Southftold. Ml 4*075

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - FMf pan- t lma tor buay OB/GYN offto* Sand r a a u n a : 23*00 Orchard Laka. Sta 212. Farmington HMs Ml 4*338

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST/ SECRETARY

tor Southftold OB-GYN offloa E ^

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST axpart-anoad . tor Daarbom/8outhltald ophthMmotogMt SDM 8 b*Bng ax-

tu* 8*8-4100

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST - naadad In buay W Btoomllal0 cSnic* 1 yr axparlanoa pratorrad Computar ax-parlanoa a plua 114700 to 818SOO CaS RachM at Tampro MatBcM

443-5894

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST tor paO-atnc offlca tocatad In SoutMMM r a n Graanltald 8 12 MSa Rd tor 3 day* par w«ak including SaL mom-mg Expartanoa witti computar* 8 inauranca raquirad Ptaaaa c a l M* MarMon aftar 1pm 559-6*20

MEDICAL RECORDS SECRETARY •m tlma tor Oak Park homa haarth agancy 2 yrs matScM racorda ax-partnoa 8 tarmmotogy raquirad. CRT a plus Compatlttva salary, good b a n a m s Ca l

981-5841 axl 439

MEDICAL RECORO CLERK (AFTERNOON SHIFT)

ChaBanglng opportunity axlata tor a mgrny mothratad, datal onaniad m-dhrlduM to handto a v*rt*ty of func-tion* wttfMn a last pacad anvkon-

QuMfflau u k S U a l a r Tsiai yiuaaaai a m n m u m of two yaar* work axpa-rtanca In maintaining haaRh racord documantanon and working with

anoa M a madicM racord (Japan-mant M p ia ta i i ad In addRlon. must

a typing *p**d of 30 WPM

It mtaraatad. you may appfy m

GARDEN CITY HOSPITAL 6245 N mkMar Rd

Gar dan City . Ml 48135 (313) 468-3400

MEDICAL TECH 8 Laboratory M a r 8 Ortvars Expartanoa naoaaaiarir FuS 8 pan-t lma. Reply to Box «30*

Obaarvar 8 Ecoantrtc Nawpapara 3*251 Schoolcraft Rd

UvonM Ml 48150

MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST naadad pan- t lma lor Waattand off-loa MuM ba axpartancad with WordPartaci Window* 8 madicM tarmmotogy Sand raauma to P O Box 85097. Waatland. Ml 4*185

MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST FuS or par t -uma 80 + worda par mmuta/WordPartact . Sand raauma to PaiaormM, 28448 Franklin Rd . Southftold. Ml 4*034

NURSE AIOES- lul Oma 8 part tlm* a f l amoon* In Waatland MMa quad naad* dapandabta caraghrar* Can Dabi s t (810) 357-70*5

Haalth Car* ProlaaalonaM

NURSING ASSISTANTS WaM BtoomhaM NurMng Cantar naar Mapta 8 Draka, oparanga on a* ahrfta ancad Cartfftod Nuramg 87 00/hour and you muM apply m paraon M 6445 W MapM Rd . WaM Bloomftafd batwaan 9am-5pm. Prior nursing homa axparlanoa M raquirad Ptaaaa contact Mr* Tafh tor mora Information M 881-1600

NURSING ASSISTANTS

Pan- t lma 8 conllngani poaftlona avaSaOM m a vartafy of cSnicM araa* OuaSftod candldMaa m M hava 6 month* raoant Nuramg Aa-Matant* axparlanoa in an acuta cars hoapMM aattmg or ba anaSad m an RN Program I

Apply Mon-Thurs . Sam-I2roon

P R O V I D E N C E HoapltM 8 MaOcM Cantar*

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 22255 GraanSMd St* 310

Southftold. Ml 4*075 An EquM Opportunity Employ*

NurMng

(Days. Aflamoon*. MMmgMa) Ba p a n of a

CNAs *moon<

•sjsr quirad Appfy m parson to Cam-bridga Waat <8*33 Baaoh Dafy.

An EquM Opporkmey Emptayai

Nuramg

DIRECTOR OF NURSING

s muat Con<ia tMn aalary and ban-aSis p u M M d CaS ar sand r aauna to BaSy SrSiadan, EaaouP a Dlrao-tar. C ^ S M . i M t . C .

OM* Nad Ml 4*240 (313)288-1010

An EquM OpporkurWy tmploy w

RSSa.LPNa.CNA*

N u m m o s s A L a a a v c c a

OPHTHALMIC ASSISTANT

tar busy opIMhatmologMts M aa In SouthAaid and WaM

aponatota. to* Mna CPA awmc axparlanoa n Sand raauma to Box 1*0

3*281 S c h o o l ah I UvonM Ml 48150

OPHTHALMOLOGY TECHNOLOGIST

or pan-t lma COT (or aSglbM) with r a f r a r toma t iyand axparlanoa. Ptaaaa

DS4C Haalth Car* Cantar* 41935 W 12 MS* Rd

Novi, Ml 4*377

A mambar of Tha DMroit MadicM Cantar and aflMatad with Wayna Stata Unfvaralty.

An EquM Opportunity Empwyar

OPTOMETRtC ASSISTANT - with axpartanca. ItaxlbM hour*, salary nagottabla. ptaaaant working condl-tlona. Novi araa. 349-0990

OPTOMETRY PRACTICE m Waatland currantty haa 2 lul tlma poafttona available 1 PoMtion •

Optica) Tachrvlclan. Expartarvca nalplul but not naoaaaary, v a r l n g i 8 Saturday* Sand Raauma to P 6 Box 1195, Waattand. Ml . 48188

OPTOMETRIST Naadad FuS or part Uma Cjneasani hour* 8 aalary Pam, 313-868-5600

ORAL SURGERY ASSISTANT Expartanoa naoaaaary CMI batwaan 6 8 7pm

1

ORTHOOONTIC ASSISTANT For a prograaalva. quaSty practloa MuM ba craaPva, anargatic 8 arvjoy bamg with and halping paopla At-lantlon to d a t a l la Imperative Expw

Sand raauma 8 '-and aw man cover lettar to: Box 272.

Obaarvar 8 Eccentric Nawapapar* 38251 Schoolcraft Rd

Uvonia Ml 48150

PEDIATRIC NURSES

MCH SERVICES, the lead-er in Pediatric Home Health Care, has immedi-ate openings:

All Shifts 4 Locations FuH Time Or Part Time

Minimum Starting Salary:

RN $35,000

CALL MCH SERVICES 1-800-254-0710

PHARMACY INTERN

Pan-lima poaltion avMUOM m our Department of Pharmacy to perform proleaaionM 8 lachmcM dutia* of tha m-petiam nursing unit*

Poaltion raqulraa currant enrollment m a B S or Pharm D accradftad program 8 currant loanaa a* an In-ter n m tha *1M* o» Mlchloan Pravt-ous Pharmacy mtarn or Technician axparlanoa praterraO

n a a e a apply Mon-Thur*.. 8am-l2noon

PROVIDENCE HoapitM 8 MadicM Center*

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 22255 Greenfield, Sta 310

Southfield. Ml 4*075 An EquM Opportunity Employer

PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT (LICENSED)

Ful or pan uma. a i cedent aMary. piu* opportunity tor bonuee* Bena-ftta negotiable Ptaaaa aand name 8 contact number to

Mr Ahmad. Fax 283-9835

POOIATRY ASSISTANT - part time permanent. Tuaa Thurs W«l tram matura typa Cal onfy Tuas or Thur*. 855-888*

RADIOLOGY TECHNOLOGIST

Immodtale opening lor an A.RR.T registered Tech tor our Northwest DMroit office Mammography axpa-rtanca required Plaaaa eend reeume

Recruiter / Radiology OMC Health Cera Cantar*

41935 W 12 MSa Rd Novi. Ml 48377

A member of The Detroit Medical Center and sfflkaied wtth Wayne State University

An EquM Opporiunfty Employer

RECEPTIONIST [-TIME

generM i o»P toa work needed tor ophthMmoio

Kin WaM Btoomltald. I0am-2pm - Fn Exparlanca naoaaaary Send raauma ta Box ISO

Obeerver 8 Eocemrlc i toeapapar i 3*251 Schoolcraft Rd

L/voma Ml 4* 150

RECEPTIONIST wMh anca Ful Bma buay Oe-GYN office Send reewne lo George Moaar. 811

RCCEPnOSSST Oral aurgary offtoe computet beck-ground eaaanMM. M Bma. nt working nondfftona located In " "B. 583-32*0

For busy oomputer lxed (CRT) W u uni*asa_ HSM 0 8 GYN Office

C M M U n ^ ^ t o 4

R N - L P N FULL TIME

AFTERNOONS EXCELLENT BENEFITS

2 6 1 - 5 3 0 0

CM M y , mm Ii Hlorfifl lo

thoee who datare la work m en am*

RN Naadad tor padtalrlc office • si

was . LPSSS. TX nuraee end CSSM Wa srovNta e c aiepleli keaana snd

aCCRCTARY

Baa our ad ia««ar 8mi startM Op-portunfaae m S a O a S M Seoaon ol

SURGICAL

ta*ored ta Sia needa of Sia smpaay-e e e n s a w We ere Msar-

staa Ptaaaa saa ta M paraon s r aOI Jeff M a i m . Bis* Oauaaopmem C a n a i o i ar MareM M a OOM. m Be*a Woods OMSBeMi* Cars Cansar. 44*01 S S4S Ber.tae Or . aaaaiwk an **i is. 13131 S*7-*081 ( O t

aCCRCTARY

Baa our ad ia««ar 8mi startM Op-portunfaae m S a O a S M Seoaon ol

SURGICAL

ta*ored ta Sia needa of Sia smpaay-e e e n s a w We ere Msar-

staa Ptaaaa saa ta M paraon s r aOI Jeff M a i m . Bis* Oauaaopmem C a n a i o i ar MareM M a OOM. m Be*a Woods OMSBeMi* Cars Cansar. 44*01 S S4S Ber.tae Or . aaaaiwk an **i is. 13131 S*7-*081 ( O t

TECHNICIAN h i M B m e s a a M S a n i ^ a s s M a i

assMl Ss s varSaSy of eurgtaM oaaas

mam saxa t « TasMMMa

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PROVIDENCE M s a a a o a sssObm Oomms, mplovsmmt a a a v w a a - S L S S T T s W

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A

RN CARE MANAGER

care program. CammunRy nurse caaa managar MS cot-

•ary garlastc taam to lecSRate a c r m to s aewer t s s s iMMM and community

lukamenl gartatnc

akSM and 1 yr homa oara or cam-baaad expenence Prarloua munlty beat

experience < lama a pkM. Qui ahouM aupmit raaumaa to VtBITlNO CARE, afisusad w«i Tha UnNarMty of Mlctiigan MedicM Center Send

to Kattieen Gold. Pi aMdent/COO VTSITING CARE

2860 S.lnduMrIM, Sta 75B Arm Amor, Ml 4*104

Deadlme January. 31 1994

PART-TIME. Apply ir 'CREST

RN/LPN pai

MANOR MARY 15475

UvonM. Ml . 4*154 427-9175

H O M E C A R E Hortton Homa Care, a ar owing afflk-ata of Hortton Health Sys tems haa Immedlale opertlnga m Oakland and Macomb countMa and the City ol Detroit.

• RN* tus-nma. part-bma or conlmgeni

' RNe weekend orv-cal

Homa care experience preferred Recent hoeptM experience requirad

Hortton Home Car* offer* ' Competrtlv* wage* and beneftt* • Ftaxlbla hour* • Supportive work environment

N you are mtaraatad m quaSty and continuity of patient care, we are

m you

( 8 1 0 ) 5 4 8 - 9 8 0 0

HORIZON H O M E C A R E

26857 Wootfward Ave Suite 100

Huntington Woods Ml 4*070

Hortton Health Systems

EquM Opportunity Employer

RN'S, LPN'S, CNA'S FULL OR PART TIME

8 EVERY OTHER WEEKEND ChaSsngmg career aval abM m long-term care Onfy kind mdfvlduaJa need appfy. Growth opportunltiee svasabta Jom tike car* oriented n a m WW onantate to eef tmg Appfy In parson getaeeri 9AM-3PM. or aand reeume to: S Wormeer. DON, Mt Vamon Nuramg Camer, 26715

SUPERVISORS (2) - RN ChaSangmg caraar opportunity tor quMMad tor auparvtaory poai-bone AM/PM MuM be Sexibta Long-term nuramg car* exparlanca raqMred. Suparviaory experience and knowledge ol 06RA Medicare -Medicaid pratarrad. Send reauma t o S Wormeer. DON. Mt Vamon Nuramg Center. 28715 SouthAMd. Ml 4*078

VASCULAR TECH to do non-mva-Mve teetmg m laacutar aurgaon * office. 2 days.'waek Experience

353-2188

TBCHMOLOaiBT I lus /pan Uma. tor a buey mammog-raphy office practice m Detroit end auburbe. No on-caSs or weekends. Mammography experience snd ftax-lbla hour* required Write or c a l : 4727 Si Antome. Su 206. Detroit. Ml . 48201 745-0420 or 746-0*13

5 0 4 H a l p W a n t e d

O f f t c a - C l a r i c a l

FAST pacad offlca. RECEPTIONIST, •nargeoc. phones, Mlcroaoft Win-dow* Expartenca pi eSei-rad but wis-ing to tram Novt/Canton. 464-5403

ACCOUNTANT/BOOKKEEPER Conetnjcllori fob com expertarice nacaaaary Computar akMM a muM ReM Estate development a plus Resume to: ControSar. 30*00 Tale-

Su 4290. Blnghem Ferma. 4*025

graph. Mi 4*0:

ACCOUNTANT Large. non-proM orgemzatlon la aeekmg an accountant Acoounta Payable and computar experience required GanerM Ledger poetmg thru tnM balance Lotua 1 J . 3 a p k j a . Send reeume and salary require-ments to: Atfn.: Margeret Evans P O Box 2030. BtoomfWd HSM. Ml 48303-2030

An EquM Opportunity Employer

ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT

Opportunity tor an Accounting Aa-aaetant m the Accounts RacM.abM Department tor VMaga Green Man-agement Company, a leading prop-

tared m Farmmglon HMs Data en-try. 10-key and Lotus 1 - 2 - 3 required ExoeSent orgamzatkon.

anon and wrtnen akMa

and cuMomar aarvice helpful For Immediete corieideretton pieeee

MANAGEMENT COMPANY 30*331

3rd Floor Farmmgtan HM*. I

Attn: M. n M Wemgardan I Opporkjnfcy Erne

ACCOUNTING/BOOKKEEPER For South*! 2 years a* payewe pincieeak-ig with Inventory iitarphaea General bookkeeping i p a y e e experience I 8 wage Nalory ta 2770. 8oufh*Md, Ml

ACCOUNTING

BOOKKEEPERS imaraMad m uemg your toOe on el-ther long or ahon tarn protects? LM Accouniempa do Sia work m Sndtog t M Mi w i MMa emptaymam Wa have 4 looaltone tor your conven-ience SpeetaBMngM Bie areaa of

ACCOUNT* P A Y A a t l ACCOUNTS RKeVAOLC

PAYROLL DATA ENTRY /NUMERIC

FULL OtARGC BOORKECP1S4G

accountemps (8101387-8387

28888 I 1810) 824-8100

801 W BM Beaver a t 10. T « m a i a a a P M I » S » 4 S O T

8 ParkMne Bkid

ACCOUNTMa O J R K .

Accounting Clerk I M I M M S S S S M M T r m m m r n t

S S f H S j r S bMi a a i m . usspsr i a *a iaa

A p o o u w h w a CLSWK . Tray a »

S? SmlS* emllpy

S I M H a l p W a n t a d

O f f t o a - C l a r i c a J

ACCEPTING APPLICATK>IS Tuesday 1-26-»4 tor

AilwMilatialNa liaaMlanfa Bookkeeper. ganarM ledger

Oeta Entry - 10.000 key Mokee LagM/Executiv* Sw ' (MtoroeoR/ExoaQ

RacaptloniM - 45wpm

OPEN HOUSE 10AM-2PM Amertqsnler*. 200 E Big Beaver. E. of UvemoM. Troy. Ml or caS:

773-5*00 - MONARCH

ACCOUNT ANTING FIRM looking tor experienced Computer person tor Data entry and Henatopmenl of ad-dmonM oomputarttatlon Aocoun-tanOng background JeelrabM tor fu-ture deietopmem mto aocountant-mg and tax work. Sand r e ^ m e to

Box 404 Obeerver 8 Eooentrlc Newepeper*

38251 Schoolcraff Rd. UvonM Ml 48150

ACCOUNT PIG/DAT A ENTRY Ful uma poaMon. JaMaiahlp experi-ence preferred CaS Cheryl

TOWN 8 COUNTRY OOOOE 9 MSa 8 Grand Rfver

474-8750

ACC0UNTING/0R0ER ENTRY Entry level, lul Ume, typing 8 math akMa helpful W« train accounting and order entry Troy 1-75 8 14 MSa aree Excekent wagea /benef i t s Mr Thomas. 3-8PM. 5*8-7124

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE - 2 yaar* ex-perience tor ISM paced Farmington office ExceSent benaftta 8 compen-ttve aalary Band reeume 8 aalary re-qurementa to Box 268.

Obeerver 8 Eccentric Newspapers 38251 Schoolcraft Rd

UvonM Ml 48150

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE/Psyrol dark with mmimum 2 yaar* expenence m computer appkcatlone. Typing 8 numeric keyped akSM required, re-te l axparlanoa hMpfU

- Waatland 721 -8610

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE High volume poeflton In mantrfeclur-mg oo Accounting background + 3-4 yeera experience r e q J r e d MuM be dMMtod oriented Lotua re-quired IBM ayatem 38 experience helpful CMI Cal* Tuee 10-12

(810)586-6050

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK mtsmanonM environmental conauh-mg Arm ia aaaking fuS-tkne accounts peyebto dark with 1-2 years axparl-ence Compr*hervarve benefit pack-aga Sand reeume to Kathy Trader/ GM-OAE. Oayton ErwlronmantM Coneuttanta. 41660 Gardenbrook Rd . Ste 165. Novi. Ml 48375 No phona case ptaaaa EOE/AAE/MFHV

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE

Frettar. mc hae 5 fus-ume poatttona avaSable in the Account* Payable Dapertment Soma acoounta pay-able 8 computar expedience re-tmred Relocating lo Brighton area, a l benefits 8 advancement aveH-

to

Attention Account* Payable Dept 15901 Schoolcraft Rd

Uvonia. Ml 48150

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE COLLECTIONS COORDINATOR

Opportunity tar a etrong personaMty to handl* a variety of aftuetmna m tha Account* RacMvable Dapert-ment tor VStoge Green Management Compeny. a leading property man-agement Arm headquartered m Farmington HMs Strong word pro-cessing akISa and 10-key experience neceeaary. EmphaaM fei coSactione. cuMomar aarvice and Lotua 1-2-3 needed For immediete conaidara-tton. pleaae aand leeume and aalery hMtory to:

VILLAGE GREEN MANAGEMENT COMPANY

30633 northwestern Hwy 3rd Floor

Farmmgton HSM. Ml 4*334 Attn: M Wemgardan

An EquM Opportunity Employer

5 0 4 H a l p W a n t e d

O f f t c a - C t e r i c a i

CLERICAL Administration

• Typing 8 I

Masters tafl 442-2255

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ta work with SnancMI conauSanu

oriented.

Send reauma to: Party Owtoy. 600 REN CCN/1800. Detroit. Ml 48243 EOE M/F/O/V

ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY

Work m tha a n t i n g atmoapfiera ot auburtian ad agancy Word | mg 8 aecretanM akMa ar*

aalary 8 beneBta Stoene 799-3948 UMtoroe Temporary Sarvlcea

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT/ BOKKEEPER

Pert ume for erne* Btoomltald HMs law Srm 3 hour*/day Mon -Fn

OuKk-an a plua Ptaaaa eand r e e i m e * aal-ary raquk amenta to P.O. Box 180212. Utlca. Ml 48318-0212

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Superb opportunity tor entry MvM poemon m Humeri ftaaourca dec ' MaaHhcer* and/or peraonnM expen-ence helpful EOE.

CaS OFFICETEAM today! (810)368-0222 FA* (810) 368-0941

28688 Noi th ii eelern »250 Southfield. Ml 48034

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

Metro MedicM Group, e dr.talc n of iiaefth AJBanca Plan and affBtate of tha Henry Ford Heelth Systema. he* an immadtate opening an'aSatiM lor en A<*rmreMranva Aaalatant to tha Aeeoctale Vice Praaidant tor AmOu-letory center* ThM M an a x a M n t opportunity tar an IndMduM with strong organlzattanM and msarper-eonM akMe. effective communica-tion akMa. through knowtadga of statMticM data anaytaM and from charting

The choeen candldala w« have the abMty to type 60wpm Bachelor a degree ki a ratal ad field and/or two yeer* expenence m a aimSar role and proficiency In Lotus. WordPer-fect and Harvard Graphics Tha reapoMbMtiee wM mcfude prspers-tKm. analysM and mamtananca ol StatMticM report* admmMt/atrv* Saiaor lor Ambutalory Censer* end provtdmg ctarieM auppon We offer a competitive atarung eaMry end flexible benesta packaga MtareMad Candida lea pleaae auorwt i i a m i and aalary hatory lo

METRO MEDICAL GROUP 1800 TUXEDO AVE

DETROIT. Ml 48206 An EquM Opportunity Employer

ACCOUNTS SECRETARY axpart-ancad preferred (food or food bro-kerage) Typing 50 wpm or better, computer akMa. good math akMa. nexibMty. calculator 8 good vertiat/phone akMa Reeumes omy Acme Food Brokerage, PO Box 37049. Oek Per* 48237

ADMINISTRATE SECRETARY

$ 2 1 , 0 0 0 Perfect tor a Secretary who skas tha laatux'ieibMly of running e amal pro-leaaionM offloa WordPerfect and Lotua needed Paid benefits Hurry CaS Bamlce 484-0909 SNELLINQ PERSONNEL SERVICES

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT FvM Uma tor buay non-amofcmg offloa Word ParSact proficient Raapond ailth aalery requkamenta/ re fe rences P 0 Box 812. Btoom-fleld HSM. Ml 48303

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSOTANT/AC-COUNT1NG CLERK - for import/ex-port company located m Southfield 1-6 yeer* rMeiefl fob

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT tor large euakieea localad ki Canton Varied clanoM dutlaa mcaudlng as-

m s proceaamg 8 computar Input FuS-tlme. Mon thru Fn Banaflta

Obaarnai 8 Eccamnc ftawapapei a 38251 SchooKrafl Rd

UvonM Ml 48150

ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY

a promotabto wdhnduM n handta

and Lotus akM* Diversibed RacruMaraCo,

344-4700 FAX 344-4704 ANOTHER TEAM MEMBER • need-ed eMh sarong MSaphona akOs. soma PC aapertanpe. tor data ansry 8 word prnirieaaia Muet be raSaMe and eaS orgaMsad if thM la you. caSMr Fteanar M I I I 88SO

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

ZL h a v e W P S 1 Lo luaapfua 818.000/ IP ta start plua wsMtM. dantM «*-Mon 8 other areM beneSM 37H %

C - 8 4 S T

AOMWsaTRATTVE ABBOT AST

lam Sof t—ie S i r t a a a 8 LaNtLMta.BtalBS . r fMr.

ADSawrrRATIVt AaaOTANT i i aMa . * | i — I L IIMI taeSi LNaitai a s s* M s s a a M w s eaSMi ar tsMae.

. araenaSm SrsSasaaanM af lh ward

s r j r x r - x

L R M M S . M I setaa 8B1-01*

A D M I N I S T R A T I V E A S S I S T A N T

r ? X S T * g X

APPRAISAL COMPANY - 13 MSe 8 Telegraph a r e s Offlca expending -aaverM new openmga. Great bene-

Fub time reoepUoniM. 8 typtats poemone H re-

apondmg to recaptkonMl or courier poartion* c a l 847-9490 axl 203 Typtal poemon ext 211

ASSISTANT Manufacture!* Rap M Plymouth nee** a part-time aaM-moOvetad aeeMtanl with protaaaionta phona manner, atrong orQanixahonM akMa 8 generM ctaricM knowledge Com-puter akISa helpful WM tram rtgfa paraon naatmte to: Box 6408. Plym-outh. Mt 46170 Or cal: 466-79*0

ASSISTANT OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR

Opportunity tor bnghf parson wtto haa a o m e m a t h akMa Be employed wtth progreeefva inauranca compa-ny Entry MvM poartion f l ia la t l : op-- - tuntty tor advancement Excel-

l fringe banaflta Cal Mr D'An-gaio. monengs. M 366-1920

A T T E N T I O N IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE

SECRETARY/WORD PROCESSOR

Must have Data Baaa III. word Per-i o d , 5 1 with Windows. Venture package/desk lop pubSahing. excel-lent writing MtHe

BARTECH PERSONNEL SERVICES 271-5464

Attention

SECRETARY Your a* around MUSe end experi-ence are naadad tor long term op-portunfttae with auburben Snn Can-cMdatee ahouto have Word ParSact or Mtoroeoff Word Beneflta and paKl vacation CaS Sabrtna 799-3*48

Urklorce Temporary SerWe*

AUTO DEALERSHIP ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE

immedlale opening tor a peraon with Accounts RacefvabM and/or

mg offlca Ptaaaa epphr ta JOE PAkSAN CHEVROLET

28111 Telegraph Road Southfield 366-1000

M o n d a y , J a n u a r y 24,1994 O&E • J O

9 0 4 H a l p W a

O M o a - C t e r l c a l

p fifty hf r r p r n w W H A C C r C n

CanaMaftag a ohanasT w a ara l •ng tar taa righl 1 * iMiM paea

T o K U x S r j a - M l

mg Saa K « r t training 8 a 40 Hk) plan Apply M paraon Tuae-Thur* 1 0 a m - 1 2 N o o n or c s l l Oan

*-g~£&ZSSTZr 30*33 aCHOOLCRAFT RD

LIVONIA. Ml 48160 522-1380

An EquM OpporkaMy Employ*

COM 8 ganarM ledger MataHieiU* Mai or Fax raauma artth aalary raqulramant to The Nelson Comperaa*. 32*06 W 12 MSe. Sta *340. Farmmglon HSM. Ml 4*334

FAX 810-883-2887

BOOKKEEPER/GENERAL OFFICE tor Commartcal/lnduetrtM ganarM contractor MuM have computer )ot ooM 8 other ccnatructtan company axpartanca Al (nqurtae atrtckry

Box 324 Obeerver 8 Eccentric Nawapapera

38251 Schoolcrefl Rd Uvorsa Ml 48150

BOOKKEEPER mature. pan-Bme. Itaxibta h rs Muat have bookkeeping experience Downtown Birmingham Ca l tor interview 844-0635

BOOKKEEPER H i i d e a fu l time by Bloomfield HMe law Srm MuM heve nurwnum ot 3 yeer* experience with atrong law tlrm bookkeeping background Knowtadge of L A W S aoffwara preferred Competitive aMary 8 ben-efit peck age Itoauma to Box 376

Obaarvar 8 Eccentric Nawapapera 38251 Schoolcraft Rd

Uvonia Ml 48150

BOOKKEEPER - Pert Ume Data en-try 8 word pro calling Birmingham aree Send resume lo Box 384 Obeerver 8 Eccentric Newapaperi

38251 Schoolcraft Rd UvonM Ml 48150

BOOKKEEPER - Part-time (2 wk* / mo t lor UvonM aooounting Brm 3 yeer* experience. Creative Soki-tione" aoffwara a p 281-3800

BOOKKEEPER thru trial balance, computar expenence peyrol taxes aptua Reply 10

Box 224 Obeerver 8 Eccentric Hewapaper*

36251 Schoolcraft Rd UvonM Ml 48150

BOOKKEEPING POSITION Aoaity to uee computar bookkeep-ing eystam Cal 443-2230

BOOKKEEPING POSITION -charge, avakebM lor beauty aalon located m Uvonia Sand reeume lo Robert Scheuar 30230 Orchard Laka. Rd a 250. Farmmglon HSM. Ml 48334

BOOKKEEPING POSITION -charge, avaaabto for a restaurant lo-cated m W BloomflMd Expenence m the reMaurant induatry preferred Send reauma lo Robert Scheuer 30230 Orchard Laka Rd B2S0 Farmmgton HMs Ml 48334

BRANCH SECRETARY Growth oriented plumbing «*ioto *awr aaaka experienced mOviduM tor Ypeaenti Branch Operation Strong computer aptitude and or-ganaatlonM aklks a must Pleaae eand raaume lo 0 8 C Supply Com-pany. Jeff Petri* PO Box 1445. Ann Arbor, Ml 4*108-1445

An EquM Opportunity

Career Opportunrtiea

SECRETARY Growing national aarvice fkm haa opportunitiaa tor experienced tanea Varied word proceaaaig akM* Temp to perm even abM CaS Sharon 473-2931

Unitorce Temporery Servica*

CAREER POSITIONS WE HAVE THE JOSS YOU

HAVE BEEN APPLYING FOR LET US WORK FOR YOU-

Many Temp lo Permanent PoaKlona

• Data Entry • Word Processors

• Secretaries • Receptionists Free Word Processing

Training Available For thoee who qualify

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS! Livonia 261-3830 Southfield 557-7444 Pontiac 682-4510 Interim Personnel

NEVER A FEE E O E

5 0 4 H a l p W a

O f l l o » < t e r l c a l

Clerical Assistants I asOwa auaomotfva i o t a IMS several MawsMMSs entry I m I operv

tor CtaricM Hull- Aa paM-i kwolve b a n c Mar toM duuaa i aa BSng. ma* iBakSjuSuii. and Mrtng phones^Muet hmre gooc

MJBs aMfi praaetanoy hi k s s WorMpartact Lotus. OuM-

tro Pro. or Flow Pkjs tor uee m cre-ating charls. Piai luua eapoeure ta MoinoOvs InduMry i p*vt M m i eand raauma WITH SALARY REQUIREMENTS or submit complMed eppScHon to

5 0 4 H a l p W i

n tor par t -eaaa q r ^ l itor Bkygorl Anelyal

r d s i ^ O T M y and sssaisacd

nd any grapMos pack ags waga M $7 00 par heur

aaume Chary RatkowMk, Telegraph Road. SuMa 300.

nAaM HOs. Ml 4*301

AMERICAN YAZAKI CORPORATION

Canton, s r « 187

An EquM Opportwilty Employer

CLERICAL FOR CARPET STORE Atari, I'akaCia peraon neaflaa lo hendto ganarM offloa duuaa Ful ume days 8 eaak.ende Plaaaant working oondtoons Appfy In person M Naw York Carpet World. 30296 Ptymouth Rd . Lkronta.

CLERICAL FOR CARPET STORE Alert, lesefila peopta naadafl lo

pert Ume poatttona r aleCia even-mga onfy Ptaaaant working cotkS-

Wortd. 865 South

CLERICAL HELP needed tor Farm-

company Good pay and banaflta Mufti Una phonaa. Computar axparl-anoa help**. Send leauma and aal-ary hMtory to P O Box 2480. Farm-mgton HOs. Ml 48333

CLERICAL - Part Ume. Plymouth Experience required Phone, typing. •Mng 8 bookkeeping Sand Mnar or reauma lo Box 320

Obaarvar 8 Eccentric Hewspepeii 38251 Schootor aff Rd

Uvonia Ml 48160

CLERICAL - Part-Sma. 16 hra./wk Thur*. 8 Fri.. aom* extrs training hr* Soma word pi aceoomg Ro-

S aree. 853-8376

CLERICAL/PART-TIME Entry level poaltion avsSabis m a computar center Log and Sta tape* end mlec ctaricM dutiss Must be sv as still momanps. Mon-Frl. ap-proxknetafy 20-25 hour* par s e e k Appfy m person or eubmit reeume to 3PM/McKaason 30*81 Scrtool-crafl. Uvonia. Ml 48150. Attn Human ftaaoi rnaa

EOE/M/F/D/V

CLERICAL POSITION - Ful time. Expertarice

manufac tur ing environment re-quired MUM heve good organaa-ttonM akMa 6 abMty to work with minimum direction. Computer expe-rience p i e t a n s d Good starting aal-ery Sand reeume 10: P O Box 478. NorthvMe. Ml 48167

CLERICAL 8 STOCK WORK Novi dMtrtbutor Psi ii'ienerit Ml time, Mon-Fr l , 9-5:30, no weak-ande Wd tram 810 3*0-82«0

CLERICAL SUPPORT Farmmgton HSM buBctar eeefcmg re-aponsibM IndMduM for laatpeced Ctoamg Dspertment MuM have pro-leaaionM phone mertner. and peapM akMe Duttaa Include typing, echedu-

amath, and problem aohrlng WM right person Send resume and

• BUTLER - MANAGER THE SELECTIVE GROUP

27665 MKXXEBELT a 130 FARMINGTON HILLS. Ml 48334

CLERICAL typing. IMng. beeic book keeping. Lotus 1-2-3 8 WordPerfect experience msndMory ful tane Mmorttwa are encouraged to appfy Sand resume to: PO Box 701511 Ptymouth, Ml 48170-096*

CLERICAL wtth WP naadafl tor long term assignment In Uvonia. PcteMbfr temp-to-perm Ca l 484-7076

ETD Temporary Service An EquM Opportunity Employer

CLERK PoMtion ri'Mtable to work on en aa needed b a a a Hour* ere ItaxlbM Duttae wM rncJude proceaamg Emergency Room end OutpetMnt racorda. preparing lender* IMng and

CASHIER/WARRANTY CLERK Auto dealer needa fuS-ume Caafser i Warranty Clerk Dealership expen-ence pi Mai red Apply m person M Bob Saka Motor Mai 35200 Grand

BIRMINGHAM HOTEL aaaklng «rom

• FuSchargaB • Accounting Ctark* • Ctark-fypat ahori lerm MeNtadala

Soiutiona PeecSMee, Solomon.

PERMANENT openmga I • Ful charge Bookkeeper

suburb*, to 2*K • Account* Payable Ctark auburbe

lo 1*K • CoBacStana Ctark. OaSroll. ta 23K

O a Paimaneiil reoruNer ptaoee a* tamp p o e t o n e and sM na)p you •Mh your )ob aaw'Lki. whSs you tamp

3 5 4 - 2 4 1 0 ACCOUNTANTS ONE

BOOKKEEPER ASSISTANT

Part ana. ta i

. BOOKKEEPER

Lata* w a ssnOSar pan Sma Bsn*

araa laMgar S Lataa W*-*. s a i i y at sr

j j ^ t a j ^ u a a M s SMB. TIM*.

CLERICALS DISPATCHER - tor emaS growing truck company Soma ctari-cM 8 dMpalchmg experience necee-aery CaS Larry. 478-5740

CLERICAL ASSISTANT tor ac-oounta payable department m Canton F«mg mai prooeeeaig. computar input Accuracy 8 organi-sational akMe e muet FuS-Ume. Mon thru Fri Benefit*

Send resume to Box 410 Obeerver 8 Ecoantrtc Mewepapera

38251 Schootoraff Rd Lrvonia Ml 48160

CLERICAL - eaoMtant typist, accu-raia main good on phones taking 8 proceaamg order* lama, etc Com-outer akM* helpful Wayne arae EOE Joann tor eppt 722-7171

OuaSftod candidate* muat poaaaaa a High School Diploma or equws-tent. minimum of eu month* office-' clerlcM work axparience: previoua work axperienoe wrth medical, heelth record* pi a toned and a typing apeed of 20 WPM If interested, you may appfy m person or send reauma to

Personnel Department GARDEN CITY HOSPITAL

6245 N mkstar Rd Garden Qty. Ml 48135

(313)468-3400

CLERKS/TYPISTS TELEMARKETERS

Long lerm poeRtora operang m Plymouth area: • Ful time hour* • l a OO/hr to start • 50-65wpm (FOR TYPIST)

Corporate Personnel Sarvlcea 953-4190

CLERKS 6 lul Ume poeltlone tor Blrminghem benk FMng. taxing. 8 cuatomer

Ca l now tor i

6 4 3 - 8 5 9 0

EXPRESS Parsonnal Sarvtcaa

B e g i n W i l l i

Todays. TODAYS T W > O R A R Y i s n o w h i r i n g

p r o f e s s i o n a l p e o p l e tor i r m w f c M o p e n i S g s J

mm a r e a s , p i e e e e c s l

• Word Prooaaaora • O M Entry Operator* • R e c a p t i o n l a ta *

S w f t c r i b o a r d

. % e s t 6 4 9 - 4 4 5 5 EOE

. M S i l a a i ig. typ-ing. naantaamng offtoe equpmarrt contracla and obiar M i s i s O s * sac-

CLERICAL POSITIONS SECRETARY/RECEPTIONISTS

Entry MeM. kM Ume 8 part uma Al-ia . . Saturday* m buey

OFFICE ASSISTANT E « r y IMng. typing, p l i s a sn t phone per aunaSty a m M Sand

Psychological CSnK. Attn: Lorafyn. 2000 S Woodward a 102, BtoomUMd HSM. Ml 48302 EOE

CLERK NEEDED tor a . e r k n g s Com-puter knowledge hetofi*. good typtngsSMs Uvonia 522-3610

An EquM Opportunity Employer

CLERKS 18 OPENINGS

FARMINGTON AREA 7 - typist* 5 0 * wpm

5 - (r typtal* 3 6 - wpm 3 - 1 0 key ctark*

4 - Sta ctark* 737-1711

CLERK TYPIST •eed company naada

alerting person e*th good communi-

par 2-4pm si

computar Input 20-40 hour* a * Ca l M Mrs Htmt Beta ea r

473-7820

CLOSING COORDINATOR Career training tor right indrvidual to pro-

i reM aetata doMnga Empheaa customer eervlce. requiree

atrong peopta/ ta taphone akM*. muat b* dotal oriented, typing 46 wpm

i aetata experience woiad ba hMpRa but not neceeaary Beneflta Ca l Kathy 363-1800

An EquM Opportunity Employer

5 0 4 H a l p W a

O f l f e e - C l e r t e e l

cs eapartanoe i a auk *S BtccmSeM HSM tocsstan. Salary. t t * J 0 0 • banaMM. Cs* M l Ann Tuas or Wad betwem to 8 12am

CONVENTION SECRETARY

N. W Detroit (oM ReM or d erea) Technical Society I aak a s data* ort-entad Secretary e*io M waS orga-nized has anos*si'iil oommuntoatton ekMe 8 e mMmum of 6 yrs.

prsperstlon 8 proofing copy WerdPerSect ex-

Shorthand or Sand re-

P O Desro*. SM 4*219

CUSTOMER SERVICE Rapreeanta-»ve needed KM-ame tor buey

4uM have good o r j snOs l i ons l

bie echeduta Salary 8 b a i a M u Appfy m peraon M 30786 Grand Rhrsr Farmmglon Hflta 478-7030

CUSTOMER SERVICE

Department aaaklng i Irtendfy mdMduM to prooaea phona order* and problem eofve tor our nursing home cus lomsrs Candidate ahotSd heve customer aarvice end computer expenence Third perty ineurance end medicM product knowledge haSPhk FuS tana poel-tion, competitive wege* 8 lus bene-St peck age. Sand rea jme end wege requirement to: Jenet McPheraon. P O Box CN3325. Uvonia. 48151

5 0 4 H a l p W a n t e d

r i f l h a C t e i h a l

ry FuS 8 part Sma. Qrass pay 8 I

ART VAN FURNITURE 22986 GraanSMd

SuuPMMfl. Ml 4*075

DATA ENTRY Parmantan part Ume poMSon. 26-30 hr* i ally, mpuSng claw a data. VIA CRT Keyboard. IHagi jii a a i d or genii saonM aauss nae led Top pay 8 bwieSt package mduMng maOcM 8 dantM Soma entry MvM poalslSone requiring Mtag akMa and no aspertce atao a eSatiii Sedn reuam or Mop in to complete appS-

Uberty MutuM Ineuranc Group Attan Oapt 33

2*200 Town Censer BMW 200 Novi. Ml 4*378-4001

An EquM Oppmtxa ty Employer

DATA ENTRY Permanent part Sma poataon. 26-30 hrs weekly mputmg rlekni data. VIA CRT, keyboord. taMpkuna end organeauonM akJBe needed Top per 8 benefit package mdudmg medicM 8 dental Some entry MvM positions reqiartng SSng akMa and no experience aMo s aSshla Send reeume or Mop m lo oomptata appe-

Uberty MuluM Insursnoe Group Allen Dept 33

28200 Town Center. Suns 200 Novi. Ml 48378-8001

An EquM Opportunity Employer

Customer Service Rap Part-Tans

Entry MvM poertion. flexible 8 hour arafts between 8em 8 6 30pm (ap-proximately 24-38 hour* par week which mdudee Saturday* Poemon requiree typing end 10-key ped pro-duction lor order entry pleeaent phone menner 8 customer contscl axpartanca a must Appfy m person Mon-Fn beta eon « 30am 8 12 30pm ONLY

MELOOY FARMS 31111 mduMnM Rd Livonia. Ml 48150

EquM Opportunity Employer M/F/H

CLOSING SECRETARY

Ca l Doug Hardy 638-2000

COLD C A S H Gel peid the aam* week you work Experienced, dependab le propta needed to work a s • Word Processors 89/hr *

(50WPM + ) • Data Entry Operator* $7/1w +

(10-key or Inverted I • Reoept«mst with typing

88 50/hr •

Employers Tsmporsry Service

353-7050 An EquM Opportunity Employer

COLLECTION PERSON wwitad tor Sovthftak! office, s x p e n s n c s pre-tarrsd but not required Sand reeume 8 aalary requaement* to Law Offloes. PO Box 2848

Southfield. Ml 48037-2646

CONTEMPRA le aeekmg nighty motrvsted * ds-pandsbis peopta with vsrtou* akMe

WORO PROCESSORS -17-810 SW1TCHBOARO 88-88

SECRETARIES-88-812 RECEPTIONISTS 88-88

DATA ENTRY CLERKS 18-88

Short 8 Long Tamp lo Perm Poeaiona

543-9500 (Madison Hgts.) 563-5900 (Daarbom)

CUSTOMER SERVICE IrwKM eelee order desk tor T-shirt scNerSMng epadaffy company Ven-due offto* duttaa Exparlanca only Sand reauma lo ASL 2*435 Ham-ad Rd . Fsrmmgton HMs. Ml 48335

CUSTOMER SERVICE Unlqus long term operange tor your people ekM* with mafor eannce pro-vider. Learn vartafy of eeeagnment* WH tram Light typing Cora ' 799-3947

Unltoros Tsmporaray S e m c e e

CUSTOMER SERVICE Customer esrvtos poeflton m pert* end eervlos department of Aubum HMe eppsance dMtrtbutor Pie a i ant working environment , c o m p u t e training. 40 MK) and beneltte avMI-abta Send reeume with cover letter lo PeisonnM Dept . 1295 N Opkyka Rd . Aubum HMs. Ml 48328

DATA ENTRY Both per t , lu l tane Answer ttue ceS to use your 9.000 + key etrofcee and attention to da ta l tor steady long lerm aewgnmenia with expendaig Srm Tramiig Taro ahifts if you ara lookmg tor si.ee*ent hoiaiy pay c a l Dona 648-7684

UnSorce Temporary Service*

DATA ENTRY CLERKS South held Snence company needa pert-tana data entry clerka Good typing 8 commuracefion akMe re-quired Shift rune Irom 7-11pm 86 per hr 8 up Send -ee^xrw to L Nermy PO Box 513. SouthheM Ml 46037-0513

DATA ENTRY Irm hea part tana op*r>-

mga tor faM 8 accurate paraon* Ai aSeble hour* days, evening* and Salur^aye Starting pay 86 per hour Uvom* 425-86*2

ATTENTION EMPLOYMENT COORDINATOR

Personnel Service

H a l p W a

O f l t e e - C t e r i c a i

f - w a * / v i I • 11 _

E X E C U T I V E S E C R E T A R Y

$ 2 8 , 0 0 0 P L U S

FARSMNGTON HILLS baaed M seekmg i n < M c m d M d u M u

of offlc* manager/i aacretary ThM as* i

ol aks. poeaaaa

akMe 8 be tamMar wMl of naming a BuMmaai.

pusar Mereia Book a CiciMiei to 27*20 Fenwngton

(to aB*. Farmmglon HSM. Ml 4CS34

FILE CLERK-Pert Tans For busy doctor* office m Troy FMng. BgM typing, answering phone*, esc 86 perhour CaS Pam 610-828-6111

FILING CLERK. PART TIME For doctor 's Rochaalar HMs offlca Flexible hour* CaS 852-1777

I N P U T A N A L Y S T * n s B B i U M s a e -t MMrt an* ISM* Mna naaMs

OAJOAND COUNTY I

ecuBve Secretary / o S ^ e *

FuS-tana TEMPORARY executive secretary poemon Two lo an month aaeigianani Experienced with Lotus and Word Psrtact knowledge Faet and accurate typist and good with numbers Composition communlcs-uon snd sbMty lo orgenas a must ExceMenl beneffts to mdude 40 tk ptan Pleess send reetane end salary halory lo

M* Cynthia Rudrack P O Box 287

Southfield. Ml 4*037

• Staffing

• CMrtcM SkMe • 6 month* experience

MasterStafl 442-2255 ENTRY LEVEL office poaltion tor peyabtas and peyroa w Bioomiisid Nuramg Center. W Mapta Rd CaS between 9-1 lem 681-1600

GENERAL OFFICE peraon with good commcaacauone akSM a need-ed lo help with typing answering phone and bMmg cuatomer* IBM PC « i d WordPerfect knowledge re-quired Send rasums lo Job Opportunity. 40000 Grand River. Suite 106. Novi 48375

GENERAL OFFICE Southfield compeny hea lu« tane en-try MvM poertion lor rekeble mdMd-uM GenerM office akis* 8 pMeeeni phone personalty a muet Cak Mon -Fn 9am-4 30pm 354-2560

EXCEPTIONAL 1994 OPPORTUNITIES

816.000-818.000 3 yeer* offto* expenence. good typ-ing pki* word proceeemg tor Irom deek. faat paced auburban poartion

Adverbeaig Secretary 819-820.000 Top Srm needa your 3 years expen-ence pkj* Excel and Microeofi m •*-

DATA ENTRY CLERK A last paced Fsrmmgton HSM esr-vice orgerwetion ***ks a sharp. *n*rgetlc mdMduM tor a data entry poemon IBM System 3* or AS400 expenence pr*S*rr*d Thi* a e fus time entry ie<«l poamun We offer * competitive beneflta peckag* and a greet working environment Appk-centa wSl be teeted Pieeee eend resume end salary requirement* lo HR.'OEC P O S o x S 0 7 2 . fariraiig-ton HM* Mi 48333-9072 EOE

DATA ENTPY Detroit company relocating to Troy I* lookmg lor a Data Entry parson tor f a n paced conetruction new* operation Entry WvM poeltion with competitive estary snd sxosSsnt beneftt* Exparwnce with IBM com-putar* neceeaary Sand rssums to Msnagmg Editor P O Box 33066 Detroit Ml 48232

DATA ENTRY - Lockkig tor a de-pendable. een-mottvslsd person lor data entry 8 generM offtoe duttae AppraisM compeny Some comput-

B u a e 644-0920

DATA ENTRY OPERATORS Need tor

- SOUTHFIELD -FARMINGTON -

- UVONIA -87-88 per hour

Temporary Resources 737-1711

DATA ENTRY OPERATORS

• 9 000-10.000 key strokes

• Livonia arse

• FMxIbta hours

BARTECH PERSONNEL SERVICES 271-5454

An EquM Opportunity Employer

CUSTOMER SERVICE M openmg lor upbeat. Ngh ceople-ortenieo Rep Mfh

ona ol Michigan's largaM dtatnbu-tora of offtoe products . Office euppfy experience p i eSened Mu*t 6* sharp, dapandabla . motivated 8 have common eanee Data entry 4 heavy phonaa Faat pacad environ-ment Apply M Buak-ieee ftaeourcoe. mc 41664 Hopper mck Centon

An EquM Opportunity Employer

CUSTOMER SERVICE TRAINEES

weesam suburb FtM Sma. pert-Mm*, evenings weekend afaft* Good commtmacation ekSM 8

6i5-0**2 W e s t e r n

TEMPORARY SERVICES

DATA ENTRY & & SWITCHBOARD

OPERATORS Lrvome/Plymouth a rae

ExceSent Pay FuB-time ADIA

525-0330

Admeuetratne Aaaietsm 820-823.000 mtsrnationM hi-tech auburban hrm naadi atrong Lotu* and aaoe tana i

Executive Secretary 825-830 MX) 6 yeer* executive tevM pkj* Word for Window* end etrong computer beee lo v o n lor 2 partner* CP A or property management beck -ground e pkj*

Cal Today Interview Tomorrow ALL FEES COMPANY PAID PERMANENT STAFF

Fermmgton HlBe 737-5750

Troy 565-2720

GENERAL OFFICE Pert tans lo essMl m Production Office aght fypmg requved Dutw* rncmd* p r o c e u a t g r*ceiwig. snip-ping document* Send reeume or lai out application «

38660 Grand Rrver Fermmgton HM* Ml 48335

GENERAL OFFICE HM Ume. ener getic eali starter bMmg pnone WordPerfect 6 0 Lotua i -J-3 bene-f « * « o r e t O s k 849-6117 sxt 302

GENERAL OFFICE

V a r i s d d u t i e s P r o i e e s i o n s i demeenor Good phone 8 keyboerd skias Temp-io perm ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166

GENERAL OFFICE/ RECEPTIONIST

Feat paced suburben ed egency need* * general office person in-ter act with ckents end us* row prior expsrisnca with mulii Ima phonee computer entry end typing Temp to perm Cak Gloria 799-3947

Oraforce Temporery Service*

LEGAL SECRETARY - tor buay SouthfieM detariee Srm 3 yrs expe-rience. WordPartaci 5 1. aapa*ent bswaUta Ptaaaa eend reauma ta CoMna. Emhom. FarraS. Utanoff. 4000 Town Center Suae 909. Southfield Ml 4*075

LEGAL SECRETARY Farrrangton HSM eoM prsctmoner with generM practlca 8 ainphaeia on cosaction matter* a a Mia Mgh skMs. knowledge of court prooadiss* 8 sbMty to hendta offlca

737-7170

LEGAL SECRETARY, EXPERI-ENCED

Heeded tor meda*n eoad Troy law

tonal skMs 8 knowledge of Word-Perfect 5 1 Litigation expenence preferred Salary commeneurats with qusSfk- afmna Sand raauma lo

Dold Speth McKsMe. P C 5445 Corporata Or S t a 170

Troy Ml 4*096

OFFICE A8SOTANT prof* organoaoon aaaka Ae-

im tor OSactor of Mi sM Os—SM-

JSSSLJS* S Procaaeang,

tor one yaar onSy Salary 819.500 Sand reauma ta »ER80SSS«Q. P O Box 2 0 3 0 BIOOmflaM Hill*. MM8303-2030

OFFICE CLERK

hour ta start. haaMS 8 I

to P.O. Box 7 Ml 4* 112-0790

OFFICE CLERK 2-5 Day* par weak. Acoounta Pay-e o * . Accounts ItaoaniBbta and k o

Oreecher Tool. Inc . 32* Ataertaon

OFFICE MANAGER accounting 8 i ekMe reqiSrad

ume lo Box 40*. Obeerver 8 Eccentric Nt

38251 Schoolcraft Rd Livonta Ml 46160

6 offloa man-

OFFICE PERSONNEL

WanedMaa operange tor the tosoie-

T / a a c a r r ARY tar w-

LEGAL SECRETARY axpenencad tor Detroit law offlca. tamMar with WordPerfect, aleo sees mg TYPIST/ RECEPTIONIST Id

s t rong commumcabon. enalylicM and eecrelanM akMe but wM cor. eider mioMgenl secretary or lagh school grad for trammg | CMI (313) 961-«342. ask ior tor appomtmant . FAX reauma to (313) 981-8669 or m e l lo Law Offlcea 243 WaM Congraee. Suite 480 Detroit- Michigan 4*228

LEGAL SECRETARY Mwamum 5 yeer* expenence and WordPartaci neceeasry Non-amok-mg office C e l Karen 646-1003

EXECUTrvE ASSISTANT SECURITIES

Seeking rughfy motivated take charge mdrvtduM to work wtth een-lor V P s of large national firm m Bmnmghem. Expenence m mveei-ment industry a must AMo comput-sr telephone 8 wntmg skias neces-sary Excaaent opportunity Tor ca-reer type Salary open

Ask lor Betsy 645-8450

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY-FuH time poeltion tor buey Paycfaatriel Organizational akMs a muet High level of i1 eepontabMty 8 confidentMi-ity Flexible M x r t Computar expen-ence helpful Minimum alerting aal-ary 87 par hour Sand reeume lo P O Box 871034, Canlon. Mi 4*187

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY <$22-$25K)

Ceraer opportunity ftaquae* pro-laaalcriM m a g s WordPartaci. Lotua 1-2-3 No lee Temp to perm ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Expending executive offlcee ol ma-jor manufacturing firm need* expe-rienced edmaaetretive eaeotsnis Window* software and Harvard Graphic* pielsrabta ExceSent eern-mg potential Ca l ShaBy 648-7681

UnSorce Temporary Semcee

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Faai-paced. I man office Muet be raghfy motivated wrth good orgera-zstionM akM* Experience a must MuM heve fluent akMa m WordPer-tact 5 1. experience w/WordPerfeci 5 1 Men Merge. 8 Paradox 3 5 Must be ansmg to work overtime Mai re-e«*ne to Qeneeis Foundetion 300 Talon Centre. Detro. Ml 48207

DATA ENTRY

$6-$8 PER HOUR Temporery end permanent poeitaon*

il you have Wkta variety of

locanons m metro a r a a C a l 644-4*00 tor n m a M s Appt SNELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES

DO YOU LOVE WEDCMNGS? Good comrmmicaoon i ekMe needed tor hM tane offloa po-amon. data ensry experience he«Aa Hour* ere Mon Thur* 9AM-7PM

25A-5881

e x i r t u t i v e s e c r e t a r y

REQUIREMENTS • 60-85 WPM •Lolu* 1-2-3

GENERAL OFFICE

TO $21,000 2-3 yesrs office expenence Good typing strong computer sxiiis pieesent phons manner Lots ol va-riety phi** suburbsn location Ful benefits Cal April 772-6760 SNELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES

GENERAL OFFICE Looking for sharp mdrviduals lo |Om our clerical teem m SouthfiMd to perform genera dartcM dutiee Ben-efits mckjds 100% cossoe tuition refund progrem liberal vacations and Holiday* 8293 50,'wk

Please send reatmi* to

PeraonnM Dapt METISOPOLlTAN LIFE

850 New Center One Bkjg Detroit Ml 48202

An Equal Opportunity Employer

HELP! DATA ENTRY OPERATORS ANO WORD PROCESSORS NEEDED

•Long end short term assignments • Plymouth and Troy arse • Word Perfect S M S Word a -Cak snd sei up an appointment today

C o r p o r a t e P e r s o n n e l S e r v i c e s

Lrvome 953-4190 Troy 382-9696 NO FEE E O E

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Fast paced tranaportation company aeeamg lul tima -ecepfionisl with •xceaant pnone ernes Knowledge of Lotus 1-2-3 8 Windows a muei AMo seea ing pari- t ime Human Re-sources Ctark Computer 8 orgam-

LEGAL SECRETARY - Experienced m peraonM mfury and lamSy lew WordPerfect 6 0. salary and hours nagotiebta C a l 9 30-2 30 Farmmg-ton HM* 851-7064

LEGAL SECRETARY 2-5 yeers experience sought lor de-fense ktigetlon firm On* on on* po-sition plus pr oleesioiiai work envi-ronment AOMTy to aam overtime Ca l Arthur Thomas- 365-4140

LEGAL SECRETARY 3 Yrs experience 8 *b*ny 10 u** WordPerfect 25 Hr* per week Beckground m Ptamtift Litigation preferred Send eeurrw to Mi R D A/caro t6501 W 10 Mae Rd Southheld Ml 4*075

WORO PROCESSORS (Any eoftweral

DATA ENTRY CLERKS ( A M * P M )

RECEPTIONIST/SWITCHBOARD CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS

FILE CLERKS TELEMARKETERS

rtoadey Pay. Temp Med Inaurance Bonuaae

CaS today tor an appoaiimant!

SNELLING PERSONNEL NEVER A FEE

LnonM 464-2100 SouthlMld 362-HOC

Aubum HSM 373-7500 Teytor 284^)777

OFFICE SUPPORT

General dancM poafUon tor repto^ growing compeny oftarmg m a m a mobSity Word Par ted end Loeue axpartanca Graat opportunity tor

EOE

Ca l OFFICETEAM today1

368-0222 Fax 358-0941 285*6 Northweatarn «2S0

SoulhSaid Mi 4*034

ONE PERSON OFFICE - needa tem-porary aecretanM raptacamem off-

LEGAL SECRETARY'RECEPTION-IST lor expendaig. non-emokmp de-tana* firm Maamum 1-2 yrs legal experience Word Per tad a plua

Salary commen-ce Submit re-

eume including current eetary lo Office A d r m e t r a t o r 30201 Orc-hard UMa Rd a 2 » Faimmgacm HUM Ml 48334-2278

LEGAL SECRETARY TO $27,000

Corporal* probata and tax exparl-anca needed tor tta* **elade tlrm Lot* ol variety Team enwonmant Good benefits i nvnaMM operang For conhdentlai appoaitmant

CALL 772-87*0 SNELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES

LEGAL SECRETARY For aareor partner m Fermmgton HSM law firm apenaSnng ai IwnSy

computar atareta with mmanum 5

•nth sxtsnsrve xnowtaog* ol Word-Perfect Time s a p * and Quicken

needed CaS Kim Mon thru Fn 9am-noon or l-3pm M 532-40*8

PARALEGAL wnmedtata opanmg ai L/tigabon Dept of Bamsighem Srm 4 year de-gree end peresegai iert lk.aM nac-

9-3pm weekday* 862-34*3

PART-TIME HELP PoaanOM kM Ume poMSon Comput-er and typing akSM aessnata Mas raaimia ta Lazarus. Rtoe 8 Lopaon. 8230 Orchard Leae RS . Sta 100 Weal DtoomSald- Ml 4*322

PART TIME Permanent part tana typist tar setae W 0 and propoaeta • you have good akMe tm can offer lop pay 8 Uenefft package s idudmg medical dantM and proSt anarmg PC and Word **-panenoa fwphj i Send raauma or stop m to complale appscauon et

Ubarty MutuM m a u e n c e Group Attan Dapt 14

28200 Town Cental Stale 200 Nov Ml 4*376-*001

An EquM Oppomanty Cmplo,w

CxceSem aalary and bana*ta CaS RutfT Ann. Mon or Tuas. t S i i n 10-12 AM 844-29*3

RECEPTIONIST i i n n l o SoaSSOMd rem

SjuUMMd Rd *200 auilSMaU SM 4*078 or FAX ta 867-S442

RECEPTIONIST rCLERKAL kM tane. ainaSenl working condl-tlona experience liekJlul typa SO wpm Troy. ~

working Liaw—ma. Cal Judy be-tween * 3 0 - 1 1 3 0 at 846-1700

RECEPTOMOT For Troy taw Mrm. kM tane. entry lav

C a l •43-4700

RECEPTIONIST - Uas your paapM akMe to move mto e managei p a c -tion FiM trammg a aaafin CaS JuSa lor aitarmew 847-0710

RECEPTIONIST r long term SBBtaB—M m

Livonta CIS 4*4- 7078 ETD Te _

An EquM Opportunsy Employer

Uvonas Ml 4*150

RECEPnossBT/SECRETAR* Per t time Exper ience m mutti-ime Phona* l^x SSng 8 typing Wish eand reaiana to AGS. 1*0* Rochee tar mduatnal Or IlLCI mss HSM.

PAY ROLL/SEMEFTTS CLERK Part-time, eppi maiiaaMi 30 hrs./ wees idea candMata M t a i i w

LoSus 8 strong LoSus s FtaMbas hrs

send '**umee I Obeerver 8 Eccentric Newspepers

36251 Schooicreft Rd Lrvonia Ml 4*150

WOLVERINE STAFFING Southfield 356-4270

Troy 879-9070

EXECUTIVE - secretary N E wib urti*. work tor dynamic CFO good ahorthand WordPerfect aath Win-dow*. MicroSoffwere expenence praSarred very prcileeeicinM 8 per eoneaty To 835 000 Fee pato

SECRETARY - working m saiae 8 engineering dept 0 oulhkekl firm good typaig. dlctaphona. math

emmai computer

i m m a d e H openmga

DATA ENTRY fu l ' pe r t time New opportunltiee with tm* Western euburb ineurance firm Attention lo detaa end 8.000 key strokes Ca l Oane 473-2932

Unitorce Temporery Services

i m m u n s

CUSTOMER SERVICE/ ORDER ENTRY REPRESENTATIVES

F o r o a , a d y n a m i c m a r f c a i n g

R A A I D A R O W T T H A A I O Q U F C O D U A L D B A A F C I N R F ^ * -

a l r o n g w o d i a d 4 c

tea ( luS- a n d p a r t - i a a a ) . a n d w a r y o o m -J F o r p f o m a X o o o a l d a r

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F l i n t I n k C o r p o r a t i o n t h e i n d u s t r y ' s l a r g e s t A m e r i c a n - o w n e d

p r i n t i n g i n k m a n u f a c t u r e r h a s a n i m m e d i a t e

o p e n i n g f o r a D a t a E n t r y / F i l i n g C l e r k i n o u r

H u m a n R e s o u r c e s D e p a r t m e n t .

Office experience necessary, data input expenence preferred. Flexible hours, competitive talary. Benefits include Profit Sharing and Vacation.

Interested applicants send your resume

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Source One Mortgage Services Corp. 27555 Farmington Rd. Farmington Hills, M l 4A334 313/553-0772

S o u r c e O n e

CLERICAL OPPORTUNITIES

Wa a n seeking energetic, enthusiastic Individuals with previous office experience for oar fast-paced working environment ProAdcacy with typing, 10 key calculator or data entry to required. Availability to work some overtime ia a naat!

We offer a competitive benefit package (medical, dental, life, pension. ESOP. tuition and feneroua vacation). Qualified candidates rtKMld apply Moa.-Fn 9am-4pm.

SOURCE ONK MORTGAGE SERVICES CORPORATION

27SS5 Pinaiagna M PsraMngSoa HBk, Ml 48334

spaamn or err backgroimd VS-'yrs To » 1 . 0 0 0 w«th ground Fee paid

RECEPTIONIST - secretary PC aauss. Wordltarfsct/Wkidowe Lotus Mwrthand e plus 14 mcommg enss taM paced office up ta ta serf start or To 825 000 Fee paad

L O I S R A Y PERSONNEL

SOUTHFIELD 559-0560 FARMMGTON HILLS maurance

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Srm lor twafces. i i M M I mM «*m

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FKE/MA* ROOM CLERK tar Troy

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CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE

FuS-tlme Needed lor meurence egency m Novi Musi nev* Personal Lmea experience Ext s i sr I oenefn* S work environment hlssai send reeume 8 seiery requaemenls to NuSier ineurance Agency 39565 Orcherd HMs Piece t> Suite 420 Now Mi 48375

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a g e n c y p o s i t i o n s iMkMDIATE OPENINGS

CommerciM CSR s lo 83*K Pert Time Poemona ta SIO'Hi

CommerciM Asawianti to 824K CONCORD PERSONNEL

47S-2200 KEYPUNCH OPERATORS FuS-Ume day* kM part-time altar noon* Ex-parianc* ' equaed 12000 «ey»-Irokae Fsrmavgton eres 474-1138

KEYPUNCH OPERATORS for days KM-nma 8 after noon kM 8 part

cal between 9 am 8 12 pm 533 2299 ext 208

LEGAL ASSISTANTS

LEGAL SECRETARY Center law krm seeaing LegM Sec-retary 1-3 yeers corporata "tigatior

Raaum a 8 aalary reqmamenu to ESG

Attn Suaan Roae 34405 W 12 MBa. Sta 300 Farmaigton HMs. Ml 4*331

psrtact 5 1, e» cedent typmg and su-perior organixationM SM tor lhae tesi-peced growing Srm Send re-

Box 3A4 Obeerver 8 Ecoantn

38251 Schoolcrafi Rd LnoraatM 4*150

LEGAL SECRETARY FuS tana poemon tor pertner m North Woodwerd Srm uamg WP 5 1 3 lo 5 yeers ol legM experience re-quired Muet be detaa onaniad and nave strong organizational and communication casta Excaaent benofft pec* age Ptaaa* send re-

sume lo Box 328 Observe! 8 Eccentric newspaper!

38251 Schoolcraft Rd LMoraa Ml 4*150

PERSONNEL AGENCY FULL TIME

Ener gem parson needed tor buay Farmmgton HSM OfltoS DuBas m-dude iota of BBng. vary busy

a. maernewmg 8 employmarM nent OocaalonM seakenita

BenaSts Cal Ranae M 442-2063

POSITIVE TEAM PLAYER With r la leant phona akMa naadad lo |Om growing bue company FtM

LITIGATION PARALEGAL w a unary i

tranaportaaon Apply i -Fn Ktam Spm NATIONAL TRAILS. *SC

20*21 MAPLEROGE SOUTHFIELD. SM 4*075

PROFIOENT WORO I i m a e a k ! • * firm

GKMITI Wflgod KoBonow 8 Fetror. 26556 Evergreen Suae x 1530 SoulhSaed M l 4*078 or FAX lo

S 10-363-4504

MARKETING OFFICE aetata tane typtal tor ganarM offtoe i

MARKETIStG - Part lima pamrSng ttuamaae owner* to »»vfta lo Semi-nar* Good phone manner Be as-

SS loSS en Mr 364-1300

NEWOPESaNOSi WORD PROCESSORS

N O ^ » « U R A N C C AGENCY Si eapartanoe 846-9400 a i t

ET SERVICES & S Y S T E M S INC T e c h n i c a l C l o r i c a l I ndus t r i a l T e m p to Ewll T i m e (No Fees)

Al l D i v i s i o n s T a c h n t e a H E n g i n a e r a - D a a i g n a r a - P r o g r a m m e r s -

r i . j . . 1 a — in a» ria~f t a n a i ^ I r s rH si s ii t i M ^ ry •

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Pay Abova MMmum Waga M I K I X A T X ^ I W O M X Y M I T O I I W M I O "

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SERVICES

RECEPTIONeT - MadicM st«per seekmg eeS-moovaaod wrth the abSRy ta aa-

ume 9am-3pm Apply m parson 24506 mdoptax Cade FanMngson HM*. Ml 478-9000

needed tar buay hav ealon Si Can-ion. MuM be m a l m , nave good

hour* CaS Donna Tees-Frt.. 10AM-4PM 961-5*11

RECEPTTOkSST 3 Yr* expenence reqiared «Mh rrmM-

TypmeS data mput a krea Sand reaiavta to

Obeerver 8 Eooentnc Nawapapera 3*261 S c h o o l Ml RS

aalary requwemanss lo PO Bo> 2150*0 AuMum HMs Mi 4*321-50*0 or Fax 377-00*2

RECEPTIONIST PreaagMue arm H e n s M mdhwk.iei lo greet ntgh

OlvaratWad Racruhara Co. 344-6700 FAX 344-6704

PUT YOUR BUSINESS SKILLS TO WORK

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A f t e r n o o n s M i . a u 12-7pm lor C u t M M

M u M b a p e o -i 4 on p t i o M

N t t l w k O M M M . Ml 44338

An t<»j* Opportunity Emp®yer

system and be proficient arfl»i Mlcro-eoft Word lor WlndoM MMmum typing speed of 70 Sand re-sume to PeraonnM Director. WXON TV. 27777 Frenkim Rd Sun* 1220. SoutMaM. Ml 4*034

An Equal Opportune* Employer

R E C E P T I O N I S T / C L E R K Part Uma poemon with Fammoton MMa conetructlon company ' y p a n w w r u n 35-40 »pm Hang. copy-ing and oanaral dartcM Hours/days ItaxlbM May work mto Ml Uma po-Mtion. (38 hour*) Salary oommen-aurata wWi akM. Sand raauma to

Bo* 412. Obeerver 4 Eccentric Hewepepen

34251 Schoolcrelt Rd Livonia Ml 44150

RECEPTIONIST Tha Novi P a r t i and ftocreetlon De-panmam la leMing an anargatic and matura Receptionist ExceMU public rslatlona. organaanonM and intarparaonal communscabon akMa raquirad ReeponsibM for neevy pnona and couritar contact and van-ou* clerical dutM. WordPartaci ex-pananoa pratarrad Starting annual M a y 419.465 plua a comprefien-

Februery 11. 1994 at 5 tha PeraonnM Dapartmant at tha Now O n e Cantar, 45175 W«at Tan Mile Novi. 44375

MORE THAN JUST A SECRETARY?

Wa wa seeking an mdtviduM who wa can tram and employ lo racord and tranacriba legM depositions m me Uatro- Detroit araa

AS AN EMPLOYEE, you art* comprehensive trammg. variety-rtaad wort (with tranacrtption dona In your home), and you w« become a Slate ~ " -dar

Certified EMctromc Recor-

WE REQUIRE^* protoetionM m ap-paaranca and action, minimum typ-

3of 75 wpm. wHtngnaaa lo wort uma and to traval in a 60-m*e

radius Legal or madicM experience Mha tp tu

If you Wa to ta*a reeponabMty tor your own aucceaa. mdudmg earn-ings directly related to the quality and quantity of your wort. this posi-tion la tor you

It interested pleaae can Mary Thompson at 1-800-968-4449 be-tween 10am and 4pm. Uonday Jan-uary 24, thru Friday January 28.

NETWORK REPORTING CORPORATION

IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER

S E C R E T A R I E S W O R D P R O C E S S O R S

OuaMhad Lrvoma 4 surrounding areas Should nave expenence m one or more of

WordPartect. Lotus 123 Microsoft Word 4 Ex cell We otter top pay. plus holiday 4 va-cation pay 4 bonuaaa

Ca* tor more Information 5 9 1 - 1 1 0 0

A C R 0 S E R V I C E C O R P

SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER Full tuna Familiarity wrth Excel and Word tor Windows helpful Sand raauma lo:

30100 Telegraph, Suite 350 Bingham Farms. Ml 4*025

Secretarial Opportunities

Oakwood Hospital. a subadlai> ol Oak wood Health Services 1.936-Ded regional heelth care network, currently haa outstanding opportu-mtieatar two experienced eecreten-M~ healthcare p f o M B a B * ~

S E N I O R A D M I N I S T R A T I V E S E C R E T A R Y ProleeaonM Care 4 PatMnt Services

Tha selected candidate wM coordi-nate wort a c iMtM for a high-Mval Oakwood Hospital executive Spe-cific d u t M w* include proceaamg correspondence, preparing data tor executive level meetlnga ecreenmg phone cake assisting administrative guests and maintaining I tM

Qualifications include an Aaeoci-aia a degree m Business or a health-care-related Held or eqmvaMnt combination of education and wort expoenca Additional requlramanta include a mwwnum of 3-5 yews ad-rmruetretrve experience including exparlanca wrth WordPartaci 5 1. Lotua and Harvard Graphics soft-ware tn addition outstanding or-ganizational and communication s k M are required aa wal aa the ability to wort with physicians and various hospital guests

A D M I N I S T R A T I V E

S E C R E T A R Y Medical Education

The selected candidate wM report to the Associate Director ol Medical Education rias sarch You w« be re-sponsible tor prapermg depart men. tN corraapondenca coordmetmg s c h e d u l e s and a p p o i n t m e n t s aceenmg/ re tamng phone ca*s and gues ts and mamtammg DM

To quality you muat have |ob-reiel-ed experience preferably in a hospi-tal environment Experience arfth WordPerfect 5 1 and diciaphonaa required aa waa aa a typing spaed 0f at least 70 wpm Outstanding or-ganoationai snd communication SkM srs eesential In addition, ex-parlanca m residency recruiting and CME activities m pr starred

w e Otter s competitive salary and an a» caa ant benefits package For con-sideration please send your reeume m confidence, indicating poaltion ot •ntereet to Oakwood HoapMal Human Has:ureas Dapt Attn JJ . 23400 Michigan Ave Sulla 111, dearborn Ml , 48124

An Equal Opportunity Employer

OAKWOOD HOSPITAL

H e l p W a n t a d

O f f c o - O e r i c a l

R E C E P T I O N I S T

t 7 0 0 - ? 7 » / H r

EXPRESS P E R S O N N E L S E R V I C E S

F a r m i n g t o n H M s . 4 7 4 - 5 0 0 0 T r o y G 4 3 - S 5 9 0

RECEPTIONIST Thare ta no b e t M place to Degm a caraar than with UNIVERSAL UN-DERWRITERS GROUP America a leader In commercial meursnce lor m e automoctva Induatry O * expert-anoa and reputation puts you m a

working a 35 hour M .

ThM opportunity la avelebM m our SouthAeld oMoa Your raaponee*-t M mrn be to provide general ofllca support s e M l sons To queafy. you

type at Mat 35wpm hava excaaent telephone s k M and a high achool diploma Strong math aptitude a

For immediate consideration pieeee send your reeume and salary history

UNIVERSAL UNDERWRITERS

GROUP R e c p e t t o n P o s i t i o n

4 0 0 G a l l e r t a O f f l c a n t r o S u i t e 2 1 7

P . O . B o x 5 0 0 a S o u t h f i e M . M l . 4 8 0 S & - 5 0 0 8

E O E M / F

SECRETARIES WORO PROCESSORS

Openings In: • Southftold

• Farmmgton • Uvonia

• Troy 46-12 per hour

Temporary Reeourcos 737-1711

S E C R E T A R Y AdmmMtratton of mtemattonal cor-

sales office Muat be a* organized know

WP 5.1. soma Windows, soma spreadsheet S18.000."Yr to stert Excaaent benefits package, inciud-

Stuition reimouraement RSONNEL SYSTEMS, 459-1144

9433 Haggerty Rd . Plymouth. Mt

SECRETARY A toa n m t posit ion lor A l i t alafflng pro lsMonM l a n t M with Auto Man-ufacturing Qood appearance, per-eonaaty and communlcatton a k M PC axpartanca and Lotua 1.2.3. Word Perfect a muat Send reeume and salary hMtory to United Metal Products 8101 Lyndon Avenue. De-troit Michigan 44238

SECRETARY Architactura/conatructton secretary Small, profeaamnal firm aaaka orga-nized set-motivated experienced peraon wrth exes i sn t genera office, bookkeep ing , administration 4 communication a k M Proficient m WordPerfect 5 1 4 Lotua for Wm-dows Send reeume 4 salary re-quirements to. OWce Menager P O Box 404. Birmingham. Ml. 48012-0404

SECRETARY CROWN LIFT TRUCKS a leader m the malarial hand ing mdustry la lookmg lor a to* Ume paraon to per-form various offlca d u t M Including phemae. word proceeamg. fMng. etc individual muet be Irtandfy. energet-ic 4 hava good organizational akM. exce*ent wages 4 benefits Sand reeume Attn David Lloyd. Crown Ufl Trucks. 22865 Hesllc or Novi. Ml 44375

An Equal Opportunity Employer

Oakwood Heelth Servtcae

SECRETARY rarre*gaa. a privately owned mar-keting company and a recognized leader m our induatry. la seekmg a part Ume secretary for our Farming-ton HM. Ml location

RaaponatSMtM include typing, pre-paring aprsadahaata, enewenng tha telephone and flung

The auccaaafui candidate wil poa-seee 2 - years aacratarlal experi-ence ex callent organization and communication a k M with tha acuity to wor t independently Exparlanca m tha uae of PC apreedtheel appk-catlona halptul

Wort schaduM approximately 20 hours par waak

mtaraatad candidates thoukJ tor-ward their reeume end salery re-quirements to:

FERRELLGAS Box FM

One Llbarty Plaza Lltoarty, MO 64068

EOE/AAP No AgencM Pieass

We encourage appHcationa from rm-norttiee, lam alas veterens and the diaabMd

9 0 4 H a l p W a n t e d

O f t t e a - C V a r t c a r f

RECEPTlONST/TYPtST Looking oulgcSng person

LMonM Ml 44150

SeCHTTARV M M inc. Ii a dynamic groietng manufacturer ol

3 7 S and marketing office MMmum r»-

80 WFU. Lotua 1-2-3, Word-typing 80 WPM, I Par ted 5 1 and

to handto itHrtpfe laaka We oAsr a competitive salery and oomprahan-

carxjtdetea eend raauma to Har-man-Motlva.. 30 Oak Ho*ow. Sta 240. Southftold. Ml 4*034

Equal Opportunity Employer Minority/T a m M rHandtoappad/Vat

SECRETARY NEEDED tor Oak Part aynogogua, to*-Uma Word Partoct computar expananoe a muat Cover letters 4 reeume only to: Search Committee. 14*01 W Uncom. Oak Par t . Ml 44237

SECRETARY Part-time poemon Fantastic oppor-tunity to grow with rtamg real estate company In Novi a r a a

WOLVERINE PROPERTIES 305-0000

SECRETARY - PART-TIME lor 2 peraon office Fermmgton H M 20 or 30 hours par waak $4 00 art hour. Ca*: 615-00*6

SECRETARY (prater ably bWngual French * or SpanMh) Part tlma fap-prox 25 hows) Good knowledge of computers 4 ofllca management Reply to Multi-Cultural Audio Video Systems. 28480 SoumfleK) Road. Suite 183. Lathrvp W a g e . Ml 4*078

SECRETARY counting offlca strong WordPerfect a k M Muet be self starter tor buay NW ofTtoe Sand

salary ra«»jlramant to: 45211 Helm. Su C , Plymouth Twp, Ml 48170

SECRETARY Properly management company. Downtown Birmingham Real estate 4 legal expenence preferred Send reeume to P O Box 192. Birming-ham, Ml 48012

SECRETARY - Real Estate Blrming-ham/Bloom field araa. Experience preferred Dependabto. reaponMbM, peraonsbM and helpful «0 ur i 'wt salary nagotlabM Ca l 9am to it to 3pm

64*-W*7

SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST fu l tima. needed for reel eatata offlca m Waal Btoomheld Matura. raaponalttM individual wrth mum-tme phone axpartanca a muei. Ight typ-ing and othar ganerei offlca dutiee Can Linda Smith. Oatw 10-12 ONLY

at 826-4000

9 0 4 H a t p W a n t a d

O f A c a - C l a r i c a i

SET APPOINTMENTS tor damon-etreuons of praaaure wealtlng equip-ment by MMphona W* train Fu* M Salary plus bonuaaa 532-4700

SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST Answer phones, good typist teke meeeagae Ful bma poaltion Farm-mgton H M a rea Call 932-8921

SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST tor Farmington H M CPA firm CPA firm exparlanca preferred Word-Partaci 4 computer s k M required Some overtime Jan - Apr D u t M Telephone answering word pro-

fiting ate Salary comman-' ability Ca* Kris 026-3*00

SECRET ARY/RECE PTIONIS T Ful ume tor Fsrmmgton H M mort-gage company Computer knowl-edge hefpful. Ight typing Nmg 4 en-awenng phonaa Pleaae ca* or aand raauma 31500 13 MIM Rd Ste. 204, Farmmglon H M Ml 44334 932-86*0

SECRETARY - tor secretary Bloomflafd Hl*a law Typing |65wpm). and Word Pro mg a k M (WordPerlect) a must No p rewx ja legal exparlanca r a w * a d .

647-5111

SECRETARY/FULL TIME Muat have good typing a k M Word P a r t e d knowledge a plua Mas ra-auma to Personnel Director. 31313 Noi th western Highway. Suite 200 Fermmgton H M . Ml 4*334

SECRETARY naadad tar manufac-turers rep o r t ce m Farmmglon H M Good typmg and phona a k M PC

~ - 5 1 ant W — — mxpmrmncm Ir WP a. i mu • must S«nd rmumm to 31077 W 12 Mae. Farmmgton HM. Ml 4*334

SECRETARY 1-2 yrs exparlanca handang

laaaing documentation and clancai wort with corporete

m Bloomfield Word prooeas-omcv •«

NO FEE PERSONNEL UNLIMITED

751-5*0* FA* 751-M15

SECRET ARY /MOVE-IN COORDINATOR

u p s c a l e re t i rement community needa flaxIbM. outgoing pareon to interact with commimlty members Muei have strong communication

Reeimie with safary requirements n d le fe isncas to Box 400 Obeerver 4 Eccentric Wewspepers

36251 Scfwotcraft Rd UvonM Ml 44150

SECRETARY PART TIME

A S S I S T A N T M A N A G E R M A N A G E M E N T T R A I N E E S

O o y o u w a n t a d v a n c e m e n t ? A / * y o u a f a a t l e a r n e r ?

If a o . w e o f f e r

• F u l l t i m e p o e M o n a o n l y

• E x p e r i e n c e p r e f e r r e d - w i l l t r a i n

• A n e r n o o n ft e v e n i n g a h l f t e

• M I u p p * r h r . t o e t a r t

• P a i d v a c a t i o n ft b e n e f l t a

• M u a t h a v a o w n t r a n a p o r t a t i o n

• O r e e t c a r e e r p o t e n t l e l

• W e e k e n d * m a n d a t o r y

• S o u t h e e a t O a k l a n d C o u n t y

C a l l M r . C a r l M e 1 0 * tor I n t e r v i e w

5 4 6 - 2 6 9 0 M u a t b e 1 8 y r a ft o v e r E<*M1 O p p o » % j n « y E m p l o y e r

H u n g r y H o w i e ' s P i z z a & S u b s

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SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST Farmmgton H M offloa equipment sa les /service company aaaklng high-energy front office peraon Phone answering, customer con-tact. M orders tor suppaas. prepare p ropoeM. daily mput on computer-ized accounting system. PC expen-ence neceeaary Please forward reeumee to 31400 Northwestern Htghwsy, Suite 120. Farmington HM. Ml 4*334. Attn. Judy

SECRETARY Secretary needed tor busy Execu-tive AsMtant to PreakJant ol multi-f r anchM buemeea m Farmington H M Sail starter needed lor fo«ow-up wrth eppomtment scheduling travel arrangamanta. flfmg and dic-tation Qualified candidatae poa-aaaa keen attention to detail 4 ex-ceptional telephone end katenmg skills Word Per fec t 8 1 snd spsedwtitmg s k M e must Flexible schedule eveHebM Salary range from SB-Si 1 par hour Pleaae sand reeume with salary re-quirements to: Sacratary/HR. P O Box 9072. Farmington H M . Ml 48333-9072 EOE

Secretary

SENIOR SECRETARY

Information Systems Divereey Corp a leading manufac-turer of apeciaffy c h e m l c M wrth North Amancan headquar ters m Uvonia. Michigan, has an excaaent opportunity lor a Senior Secretary with our Information Systems De-partment

Candidates muei be abM to work in-dependently end handle multiple protects Expenence snd proficien-cy wrth peraonel computers. LOTUS 1-2-3. WORDPERFECT HARVARD GRAPHICS or FREELANCE GRAPHICS softsrere is rsqmred. wrth expenence m LOTUS SMART-SUITE for WINDOWS preferred In-Mparaonal and organizational a k M ara aeaantlai and candidate muet have a minimum of 3-4 rea r s of sec 'eiaruu or edmmMtrethre aaaMtant

We provide en excaaent waga and benefit pec* age For coneidaretion pleaae asnd raauma and salary re-quirements lo

Dlversey Corporat ion 1 2 0 2 5 T e c h C e n t e r D r t v e

S l o t # 2 5 . D e p t 3 5 2 L i v o n i a . Ml 46150-2193

EOE M/F/D/V

S E C R E T A R Y T O P R E S I D E N T

Chief executive officer of mftoantial Oatrort financial services tlrm re-quires experienced aaaMtant MS Word and Excel. 425 000 - (27,000/ yeer to atari Ca* Sloene 44*. 78*2

Unitorce Temporary Services

SECRETARY 117 000-414.000

Secretarial poeltion wrth an mteme-

SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS

4 NEEDED Experienced Good rarbal 4 com-munication a k M Fu* Uma/parl-Ume long term to perm poeltlone

CONTEMPRA 5 8 3 - 9 5 0 0 ( M a d i s o n H g t s )

5 4 3 3 - 5 9 0 0 ( D e a r b o r n )

TAX PREPARER For high volume tax ofAoe

dental optical 4 praecrtptton Ca* Arthur Thomas 346-4140

S E C R E T A R Y

$ 2 2 , 5 0 0 Troy

'tiSSSrC FAX 2 2 ^ 2 4 4 0

THE KPM GROUP 8WITCM*OARO OPERATOR

> opeisSor wtth wrong a k M to uee ROCM

NO f e e PERSONNEL UNUNITED

751-5*0* Fax 75 1-**1l

T e m p o r a r y o r P e r m e n e r r t E n y l o y m e n l

Ca* tor M l I Ik am

1 - a 0 0 ^ 2 7 - a 3 6 7

S C O T T G R O U P , I N C 7 M S WA*HtSSQTON

ROYAL OAK. Ml 4*0*7 (RoyM Oat ' a M o r M

W O R D P R O C E S 8 O R 8 T O $ 2 3 , 0 0 0 F E E P A I D

WE HAVE WORD PROCESSING POSITIONS THAT ARE

JUST YOUR TYPE

If you're interested m great pay. beneflta 4 wHkng to wort m the Dearborn or Downriver a r M Call

4 4 1 - 3 1 8 0 OLSTEN STAFFING

-WE NEED YOU CLERKS

RECEPTIONISTS DATA ENTRY

WORD PROCESSORS

WORDPERFECT MOLTIMATE

MICROSOFT WORD MACINTOSH

WINDOWS

If you ha*e the akMa we need or are lookmg to get experience, we have many long and short lerm eaaign-ments tor you Call Becky today for an interview

SYNERGY STAFFING

489-0700 W O R D P R O C E S S O R S 4

S E C R E T A R I E S LrvonlSj'Pfymouth area

Excellent Pay Full-time

A D I A 525-0330 „

WORD PROCESSORS Needed with experience in 1 or more of the toaowing

Microsoft Lotus Excel WordPerfect Harvard Graphics Maclnioah

ADIA THE EMPLOYMENT PEOPLE

( 3 1 3 ) 7 2 2 - 9 0 6 0 (313) 3 8 2 - 2 3 4 2

5 0 9 H a l p W a n t e d

F o o d - B e v e r a g e

WMI Staff. Riatnara and Sue Par-eormal needed tor Mgh w a r n

peraon Mon.. Wad.. T u r n . , b e t a l2-3pm. Joe Louis Arena, enter a l Eaat Gala on rtwar SkM

CHEFS - Best taken restaur em m XBrfigen naada expat lanced saute cook 4 pantry cook Above market pey 4 benefits Apply at: Ernesto a. <18*1 Ptymouth Rd . Plymouth 453-2002

CHEF 10 SaOO/Wk Salery Benefits 1 Bonus

524-1900 Fax 524-24* 1 Personnel Oeta Report Corp

COOK - fu l or part uma. experi-enced m Dreskfsel 4 kmc* cooking, >6-S6/hr to atari pertence Contact Ron or Mam St Dal 4 Restaurant Plymouth 453-7020

COOKS NEEDED FULL TIME. APPLY WITHIN

ASK FOR RANDY 852-6433

COOKS/PREPS/COUNTER PER-SON - Fu* or part time FlaxlbM hours Farmington H M m e - C o n -

tact Ron or SMrtey 855-94*3

COOKS. WAITSTAFF Experienced tor Osmltrt a Country Kitchen - D s l i iHi 11511

shirts Apply wlthm

COOK Sweet Lorrame s looking for an experienced kne cook tor our Southfield ca le Good

pay 4 benefits Apply m person. 2pm-5pm GreanfMd. N of 12 Mae

COOK wen led tor Dlmltrls of Farmmgton Experience neceeaary Breakfast, lunch 4 dinners Good pay Inquire wrthm 33200 Grand R I M Fermmgton 476-3301

DELI PERSON with experience in making sandwichee 4 salads Pert or fu l Ume Pleaae can Brian or Sabah, in Southfield, 352-4556

DISHWASHER 4 BUSSER night poeltion open, fu l 4 pert time, competitive wage, beneflta offered ca* 4 sen for Chef or eppfy at Holiday inn. 17123 N Laurel Pert Livonia 464-1300

DRIVERS Apply at

33223 7 MIM st Farmington Uvonu

D DENNtSONS See food Tavern is currently eeakmg energetic protee-a ionM tor e l poertion* dining room 4 ktiohen. expenence preferred but wM Iran the right indrvtduM Apply m person only 37714 Six MIM Rd . Laura! Part Mai. Ltvorvs

FASTS1DF PIZZERIA a looking lo r snargetic. customer service orient-ed Miensgement stefl Send reeume end aalary raqmrements lo LrtlM Csesar s. 16749 9 MiM Rd East points Ml 48021

EXPERIEINCED WAIT STAFF, krtch-sn help and hoet persons Appfy m person Mr B s Btoomhald 6480 Orcherd Lake W Bioomfieid

FAST FOOO MANAGERS' Immediate openings for faat track managers To 430.000 to start + bonus, benefits National Cham local unit 473-7210 STEVEN J GREENE PERSONNEL

FINE DINING - northern style (taken restaurant raring experienced Wait

, Stiff. Sua hale. Dtehwaahsra 4 Prap | or Line Cooka 549-3344

505 Hatp Wantad Food-Beverage

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for buaeers. day nighl wait ataff 4 all kitchen help Apply at LwonM Moun-tain Jack s, Mon - Thurs 2-4pm at 31501 Scftocucrafl

ACCEPTING Applications. All posi-tions Ful or p«f time Pleaae cak Suzanne 459-7720 or appfy Staff ' s Lounge. 8831 Newburgh Rd

plant hmng general atanmg st 6AM Cel 9AM-12 noon st

al labor for

AM WAIT PERSON - must be de-pendsbM. apply wrth-m Hokday mn Southfield - 26555 Telegraph Ask tor JoAnne No pnone calls

FOOO SERVERS, COOKS HOSTS/HOSTESSES

Outstanding opporturvtM are ave*-abM at Caaa Luprta Mexican Res-t a u r s ! Ful or pan tima Appfy 20*5 W Big Beaver Troy 643-7720

FULL 4 PART TIME HELP - Unique new dek/aundnea concept Nights 4 weekenda oft Southfield aree

356-2437. after 2pm

FULL T I M E Lines Cooks Ex-per ienced in cooking steaks Apply st Chicago Road House 21400 Michigan Ave Dearborn

FULL TIME Wart Staff wanted Ap-pfy at Chicago Road House. 21400 Mtchigs Ava . Dsarbom

ARBY'S NEW STORE OPENING

NOW HIRING ALL POSITIONS Frsqusnt salary reviews ReeaonsbM hours Rapid advancement Pari hokdeys 4 vacations Bonuses

APPLY IN PERSON Corner of 12 MIM/Orchard Lake

ARBY'S

A S S I S T A N T M A N A G E R & M A N A G E M E N T T R A I N E E S

Do you srsnt sdvancement? Are you a fast learneri If so we offer

• Ful time positions only • Experience preferred - w«l tram • Afternoon 4 evenmg shifts • M 4 up par hr lo start • Paid vacation 4 benefits • Must have own tranaportation • Greet career potentiei • Weekenda mandatory • Southaeat Oakland County

Ca* Mr CartMM 10-5 lor interview

5 4 6 - 2 6 9 0 Muat be 18 yra 4 over E O E

G E N E R A L M A N A G E R Seekmg hard working, honest da-pendabM. individual to esant m day to day operations of the restaurant Previous supervisory expenence re-quired immediate open ing in Southfield area Forward reeume to

Bo« 418 Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia Ml 48150

HIRING ALL POSITIONS Ful 4 part lima Apply In peraon

T G I F R I D A Y S 26299 Evergreen Southfield

3 5 3 - 5 5 3 0

Hostess/Host Day Bartender

Day Wait Person Day Busser

Cook-day/night $8 /h r Apply In person only

M a c K i n n o n s 1 2 6 E M a J n S t . . N o r t h v i l l e

HOST/HOSTESS WANTED For lunch 4 dinner John Edwsrda Restaurant m Redford

Ask lor Bred 532-3130

Hun rv Howie's & S u b s

BAKER NEEDED Experienced production help tor wholesale/catering opera-tion Only experienced need

apply Cal Dawn or Elwm 547-4*46

BAKERY HELP WANTEO Ful Ume poeltion Apply m person

st Weldon a Pastiee 19161 Memmen Rd , UvonM

B A N Q U E T S E R V E R POSITIONS AVAILABLE

k M tor coaege students 4 home-makers AMo Banquet Porters need-ed FMitae acfieduM avelebM Apply at Laurel Manor Benquet t Contorenoe Center 39000 School craft Rd . 462-0770

BAA PERSON needed lor days 4 mgfits Experienced Wtxom a r M Cal Bndgef or Frank

348-4404 or 478-153*

BAR STAFF WAIT STAFF COOKS Apply after *pm Raiaari Keyboerd Lounge. 1870 S Wayne Rd Weet land 724-9330

BARTENDER 4 WATT STAFF experienced Fun place lo work. ItexlUe hours Pieeee eppfy wrthm PeparacxL 4263 Orchard Laka Rd .

B A T E S H A M B U R G E R S A L L S H I F T S

Apply m paraon. 7am to t t a m 4 3pm to ftpm 3340* 5 MMa UvonM 232*1

Opanmg Soon Help S*/Tir

Part-Time Baker »7i Part-Time Ccxmter i

416-1*

B E V E R L Y H I L L S G R I L L

LMTSO&K OAROE MANGER

SAUTE COOK MNMON

H o a r / H o a r i a a I M M U H L M S M

, 1 • S t . sen i s 4 14 MBa R M

BORDER CANT IMA Mrtng expert anca* Bar. Wall. KNsMn 4 Moat Staff Apply m parson al 21420 Most

• 4 9 M*el

BUA PERSONS - 4 I* p o a f o n e

Tr*a. Man f » v *it deye Cel between 7em-I tem *37-27*l

COOK/CNtF-Cesenwg. oerryouts and —maaag tor IMV * M 0 < ^

C o o k a , E x p e r i e n c e d Wi

H 7 « For* Rd OMBimi

KITCHEN STAFF Ful 4 part-time Broiler, Saute Fry Cooka 5 Oefl Counter Help Apply at Alban s Bottle 4 Basket 190 N Hunter Birmingham

LINE COOK wrth high volume end catering expe-nence Apply Mon . Wed Thurs . 12-3pm. Joe Louis Arena, enter et East Gate on river aide

LOOKING FOR experienced Barten-ders , Wait Staff, Cooka and DMhwssnera P I — appry m peraon st AJ s Restaurant 39405 Plym-outh Rd Plymouth

LOOKING for talented m d M d u M to join our Cinnabon teem Enjoy flexi-ble hours peid vacation beneflta A greet p Rhonda

piece to work

LOOKING lor arorkmg Kitchen I

962-2210

MANAGERS, ASS T MANAGERS ANO DRIVERS

Himgry HowM a e now hiring tor a* poeltlone al thee Weetland Taylor and Canton atorae Apply m paraon or CMI 295-2350

MANAGERS F<«/parl tima AMo hiring I

Apply m peraon Maroo a Ptzza 454*0 Ford, Centon

MANAGERS'! Ful service oppor tunees lo 433.000 • bonus tiei'ieHls National cMln. local unit 473-7210

5 0 6 H a l p W a n t e d

Stall 4 AM WM I Ful * Part Time

Park Place Ma*. * MBa 4 IMeta j r t f i

Mr;fX>HAI P 3 STORE MANAGER 4 ASSISTANTS Experienced McOonaM Managers ONLY i-*00-442-02SS

NOW HIRING - Ful or part Uma Hosts WaNpeopM. Servers. Cooks Appfy m person. Mon thru Fn 2 p m - 4 p m Ben rumens, 2 * 5 5 5

NOW HIRING-UP TO $7 MR. Al sfHRs. Apphr wrthm.

BURGER KING 44** W Grand RNar. Brighton An Equal Opportunity Employer

PANTRY PERSON FuS-Ume Experienced Apply ai Chicago Road Houee. 21400 Micm-gen Ave. m Dearborn

POGO S SPORTS BAR Now accepting appacattona tor • WAIT STAFF .BARTENDERS - DOOR STAFF • PREP COOKS

Pieeee apply m paraon 86*3 LMy Rd Canton

in Golden Gate Shopping Center

RED ROBIN Burger 4 Spirits Emporium

Located m Novi Town Center 43250 Creeoent BNd Novt

Fun etmoephers. competitive wegee 4 good benefits Accepting appflca-uons tor the toSowmg poemone • Cooks (Top S for experienced) • Prap Cooks

• Hoet/Hoelees • Bus People • Expednors

i eppfy at location 349-3220

RESTAURANT - LOOGING Dinnemouee 4 Shopping Ma* Res-taurant Managers. Country Ckib Dinmg Room 4 Clubhouse Mana-gers Psstry Chefs 932-1170 Harper Assooaiae.29870 Mtodlebeft

Fermlngton H M Ml 48334

RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT POSITION

High volume Birmmghem area ree-teurani Sand reeume to: P O Boi 34. Birmmghem, Ml 48012-0034

Reateurent

WE'VE GOT AL INE ON

FUN & FLEXIBILITY Red Lobater America s number one luk-eervice aeelood dmnerhouss. Is reedy to lure you tn wrth o n e of the lollowlng positions

• W A I T E R S / W A I T R E S S E S • B A R T E N D E R S

Please apply In person Monday -Friday from 2 PM -4 PM at Red Lobater 24705 Twelve MIM Rd Southfield. Mi We ere an equel op-portunity employer

RED LOBSTER

ROCKY S OF NORTHVILLE now hmng experienced servers day

shift Apply in person 41122 4 night i w r u i

Mi l s m n e a p w a n t e a

ame Oey/evenmg Appfy HI Kerby-e Koney MMnd In per eon Kerby s Koney

27441 Orchard Lake. T" HBs. OrcMrd Lake4 111

I WAITSTAFF 4 CASMKR8 NEEDED

K i n g a w o o d in paraon Kertry's Koney 2 1 * 0 Woodward,

Woodward 4 Square Lake

WAITSTAFF .Fu* WM kmch end dtonar

Experience nacaaaary. o S A N G F U L L E 64*-7001

WAITSTAW Hiring i aft si s i Fu* 4 pari

5 0 6 H a l p W a n t a d S a t a a

REAL ESTATE CAREER

AMBITIOUS7 CONSCIENTIOUS?

WE WANT YOU!! We w«l train you and start you on long term, high Income career

CMI TONY CAMILLERl

REAL ESTATE ONE 326-2000

A C a r e e r In R e a l E s t a t e Sales with Us la a REAL JOB'

Our Proareme and 3t©por1 Systems s r s ao effective We guarantes you a minimum annuel Income of S26.000

DON'T GAMBLE WITH YOUR FUTURE! CALL US TOOAYIH

SUE KELLY. 644-4700

REAL ESTATE ONE ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS

tor e ton cook afioppe Kitchen 0 Ism or is looking tor to* Ume ra ta l a a M parsons M ths to*owlng loca-tions Novt Town C e n M - 3*0-8*00 W Bioomfleld-Orcfiard Ma* 855-448*. Rochaalar Greet Oaks Ma* - 652-0402 Apply a* locattona

1-3pm

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE SALES Career opportunity with Southaasl-ern MtcfHaan'a lergeet AT4T VAR end auppeer of highlech telacom-muracatlone equipment

m tha Induatry wrth bonue. profit sharing. 401-K plan, medtoel/optl-cal 'dantal ineurance < and expense reanbureement Please cal Deve Fofier st 4*»-0148 a i t 202 to arrange an appointment

ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES Who ara both motivated and wel apoken ara needed to ca* on rata* 4 c o m m a del buemeeeee Ca l 615-0200

ACCOUNT REP. C o seeks •

highly motivated Account Repre-eentetrve lo martial contract techni-cal services Experience seeing eer-tftce/mtanglbM required Succeaafui candidatae wtl have high level aeff-motivation and c aarvice orientation a k M . Send re-auma and aalary requirements lo Personnel Manger P.O Box »5017 Southftold. Ml 480*6-5017

STAGE & CO. N o w h i r i n g :

• W A I T S T A F F • D I S H W A S H E R S

• S A L A D P E R S O N S ( o r f a s t p a c e d r e s t a u r a n t / d e l l E x p e r i e n c e p r e f e r r e d Ful l o r p a r t t i m e . A p p l y in p e r s o n T u e s t h r u F r i . . 2 -5 p m a t 6 8 7 3 O r c h a r d L a k e R d , W e s t B l o o m f i e l d .

STATION 885 NOW HIRING

LINE COOKS Ful or pert lime Apply wi th in . 2 - 5 p m . 8 8 5 Star t weather, Plymouth 459-0885

TACO BELL 13 MUe/orchard Laka

Hiring for all shifts Up to $7 an hour

Apply m person 2-5pm

TANGLEWOOOO GOLF Course Ex-perienced only Reateurent Mana-ger Kitchen Managar. Cook 4 Walt peopM High energy mdivtduM ap-ply in person 53503 W 10 mde

THE GOLDEN MUSHROOM IS currently hiring (or the following positions • Hoaf Hostess • Bus Persons. • Laundry, • Dish Persons Expenence preferred Apply m per-son 18100 W 10 MiM Southftold

WAIT/BAR PERSON Ful/perl-time m Wayne

Ca* 295-0723

WAIT PERSON - Full/part time, day/ evenings Apply m person Kirtoy's Koney Island Waal Oaks Shopping Center . Now

WAIT PERSON- Mature abM eaaily edeptabM May apply m peraon 16106 W 12 MM. Southfield between 9em-3pm

WAITSTAFF/CASHIER Fun or part time days or evae

Apply m person Koney island mn. UvonM Ms*

WAITSTAFF 4 CASHIERS NEEDED Fu*/psrt Ume Dey'evenmg Appfy m person Ksrby's Koney Island Newburgh Ptaza 8 k m UvonM

) MSa 4 Itowburgh

WAIT STAFF - DAY HOST PERSON DISHWASHERS 4 BUSSERS

Apply wlthm 0' GrU. Farmmglon

WAIT STAFF - EXCELLENT TIPS BUS PERSONS 4 DISHWASHERS

Fu* or Part Time KONEY ISLANO INN

rtansieeencs Genler Detroit Apply m Parson

WAIT STAFF, HOSTESS - to* 4 pert ume. days or eiamngs. Mxtoto hours Apply st Honeytree Reetau-rent Novi Meedowbroook 4 10 Mae 349-2470

WAITSTAFF working oondmcme Days 4 si noons Eacs*sni KM Apply 2*990 Orcfierd Lake Rd 12 4 ISM

WE NO* S now Mrlng pis tol isd but not neceeeery I um aegss offered A* shifts a i aa abM Apply al Orcherd Laka M 10 Mae. 12 Mae al Orchard Lake or

e r < w s »

ACHIEVE YOUR CAREER GOALS

in Real Estate S a M by lommg a firm that » committed to the success of it's agents

C H A M B E R L A I N R E A L T O R S

You can rsekzs unkmrtad income potential, our Mi training program,

For a a M Salary ptoe bonuses Earn 430 .000^*0 .000 IM vaan No laghM or • a s k a n d s ^ 474-2*29

AMERICAN pan

CANCER SOCIETY supe r .tenr tor 1$

iMecfions protect Beeed m Garden Cay. evae 4 some Satur-days S4/V nseuma 4 cover Mtter to Dlreclor, *701 Marrtaon. Garden City. Ml 4*136

ATTENTION ENTREPRENEURS

My lucrative environmental company a expending acroea MUfS-gan. Seeking 3 m d M d u M with oa-ceaant people S k M to run my bual-naaa High profit 4 benefi ts Ca* tor eppue itmenf 5*9 790*

ATTENTION STUOENTS 4 2NO INCOME SHOPPERS

Our lun-a*0d Troy office hea mtme-dtote openfnga. pert Ume evenings no experience n i s s s ry wt* tram

Start IS-SB/hour ptoe bcmueee Ca* Shawn after 1pm 5*7-9040

AUTO SALES ll you re mtereated m an exa tmg ca-r e * that B HnencM»i rewarding wrth bsna*ta Including hospitaliza-tion. dentM 4 ay* care progrems. M nsursnos . company car. 5 0 *

mg. ca* tor an apocuntment inter-M l w*l be r a m thM Thursday be-tween * pm and 10 pm Himyi

required - auto eak preferred Ca* Ron. Tony, or E M

LOU LSRICME CHEVROLET 40*75 Plymouth Rd

Plymouth 453-4*00

AUTO SALES U r g e Weetside GM D e a M lookmg for hard-wort mg. aggreeefve s e M paopto with a atrong a n l r i to sue ceed ExoMtonl mventory and greet wortmg conditions 4 benefi ts

Contact Enc Wheeler HOLIDAY CHEVROLET

30250 Grand River. Farmmgton Hike 474-0600

by ca*mg now lor a pereonel. confl-dential interview'

B E T T E B A L L 6 4 7 - 6 4 0 0

ADMISSION DIRECTOR The local f r a n c h M of world famous Berbizon SchooM a seekmg a atyt-iah individual to add to its profes-sional sa les learn Must be highly motivated lowerds ecfsavmg com-mieemns by interviewing and anro*-mg s tudents Al Meds furrasfied Beeutitui wor tmg condtttone m Weal Bloomfield snd top earning poten-tial Ca* tor immedMle interview with Ms O t a v a m 455-5*80

ADVERTISING SALES Aggreaafve 4 motivated prnl iss lcn-ei S a M Rape needed »300 weak salary. 1 0 * commioolon 4 bonuses Cal: 425-9533

ADVERTISING SPECIALTIES Your own Puameas wrthm s buw-nsesl No mvealment Part Uma. to! ume. men 4 women Where every Ousmeee m a potential customer Can Mr Kaplan 557-6532

A R E A L E S T A T E C A R E E R

ff you ve been laid off be-cauee of cut becks, you might want lo take control of your futixs by becoming e l icenced real ae t a t a egant Jom a company that oners FREE training tor qualified m d M d u M . from start to top la afNtoted with a National F r a n c h M for metant name recogni-tion. and whoee future plan e to grow wrth severs! more offices m ths S I M Oppor tun i tM s r s avaHabM m H M home M s , corpo-rala networking, reel dent in r e * M . relocation, training, and management Ca* Oar-Mne Shamanaki m Plym-outh. 451-5400 or Don Kaman m Livonia. 4*2-3000

Quality REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE

B e t t e r H o m e s & G a r d e n s

ART GALLARY SALES Pert-time

Barclay a 2*0 Marrt*. Birmmghem «• 791-2070

A R G E N T I N A , M E X I C O .

B R A Z I L : Looking lor local bMnguai working prnl ts i lonafa who are leaking more mcome 4 flnanclel k-aadom through

US

Ca* Network-21 Farmmglon M M 4 5 6 - 7 7 4 5

A T T E N T I O N H e t p l W e ' r e S w a m p e d l

Se.arafy understsf tod na t torMds

extremely ampmoua mdkiSrtiiM tor 43.000-W 4

part-time WB Iram CM953-*** i

a p M n o m a n a l M.000 monthly

ATTENTION MLMers M your pay plan tha beM? Too mucn peperwork? Can product Map <*-rectlyT Forgef the old haaMaa 4 come wtth the

ny Work niaikeamg 4 training ork In p r a l i i i i anal

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a AUTO SALES W E A R E G R O W I N G

3 F r a n c n i a e a . W e n e e d S a l e s R e p s n o w !

N e w c e r a - U a a d c a r a -E x p e r t e n c e d o r n o t

WE OFFER • Trammg

Comrmeaion •Liberal Bonueea • Demo program • Inaurance/Hoepitaluatiori • Paid Vacation

Don't m M thM opportunity CMI the S a M Manapar 425-5400

LIVONIA VW MAZDA SUBARU 34501 PLYMOUTH RD

LIVONIA. Ml

9 0 6 H a l p W i

A GREAT PLACE TO WORK • MCXME GUARANTEE M WHAT Wf CA* OFFER TO THE

ANO SELF MOTIVATED c a i j o e e p * P MELNW. cm. c a a

REAL ESTATE ONE 455-7000

MPRKET PLACE \ C h a n g e Y o u r L t t e t

Stan a aew career m real aalaae today Ca*CarafVo*IM

R E A L E S T A T E O N E 0 5 2 - 5 9 0 0

COMMERCIAL PAafTER haa opan-mg tor i M M m with pmnkm background MuM be sen starter sMng to work how* requked to be

P O Boa (424 Plymouth. Ml 4*170

COSMETIC SALE EsUMMhed 4 gnwsng coemetic m e currently expending ataff If you are

enjoy a premier environment al WESTLANO. FAIR-LANE. or BMARWOOO We oftor a ItaxlbM scneduM good eemlng ce-pedty Ptaaaa ca* tor an mteriiev sppomtmant Mon thru Fn be-tween 9am 4 5pm 313-7**-2342

Customer Service Sales

10 year old tiuslnaai looking to mamtam and nurture a u t m g medi-cal cualomers w f M continuing steady growth S a M experience re-quired Salary plua quarterty bonus Insurance LMiiaflU provided Sub-mit reauma to Praaident. 3*963 Amrham. UvonM. Ml 4*150-1103

DEGREED - SPANISH speaking, in-ternational firm, s o m a travel 425 000 Fee paid

LOIS RAY PERSONNEL

S O U T H F I E L D 5 5 9 - 0 5 6 0

$ DYNAMIC $ Our fast-growing uornpany lookmg tor eager peopM who wem to I how to aam 43-5K/mo Must sees good peopM SkM

Must poa-953-8596

Earn HOOO/wk Se*mg Duamees S e n

Ca* Oanrae 810-645-8604

EASY MONEY - M tor seniors students working adul ts Lawn service a a M 47 an hex* plus bonus 353-7TW

EDUCATIONAL SALES v ! _ ment trainee Salary 4 commiMon. bonus 4 baneflU Mary. 341-3*82

An Equal Opportunity Employer

B E W I T H T H E B E S T Coidwel Banker Is rs ted ths »1 growing reel eatata franchise m the U S A Company lor tha 90 s

• Pre Licenamg •« Commission Plans • Best Bvyar/Best Seller Systems • Nsoonsl Rslocstton • Coidws* Banker University

DISCOVER THE COLDWELL BANKER DIFFERENCE

CM tor interview today «a|ao# j la i ja i

737-9000 477-4353 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

BUILDER'S SALES PERSON Sharp, motivated a a M peraon tor n M phaee m buey Lake Onon aub-dM*oo. B93-3754

B u i l d e r ' s S a l e s p e r s o n F M growing - Nghly auccea bunder seeking highly motivated, hard wortmg Icaneed sMeeparton with at Meat 2 y e w s experience m new home s a M for faat aa*lng aubs m Uvonia, Farmington H M Novi 4 Canton Bunder aeeklng a laieeper son tor a long term commitment afth company High Income eva#-abM baaed on a a M Pieeee eend reeume to Boa 224

Obeerver 4 Eccentric Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd

UvonM Ml 48150

CABLE TV Continental CablevlaKm M lookmg for e to* time s s M r spree en tsttve to work m our Dearborn Hts end Westland areas Continental offers an axce*ent compenaet ion and ben-efits p scksgs Ca* Ed. 277-1247

CAREER OPPORTUNITY with un-limited mcome potential Earn w f M you learn Laade p r o w l e d efter trammg Cea lor interview 418-9107

CARPET CLEANING 4 FLOOR CARE COMPANY NEEDS

Excilsnt a a M people Fu* or part-time Greet commMMon 722-8055

COMPUTER SALES Account Mana-ger 2 years of PC a a M experience required Knowledge of Novel Net-works deeired EstabfMfied ac-counts. bsse saury plua comrme-aion Ca* Computer Medic Ann Arbor 662-1228

COUNTER HELP needed tor UvonM auto parts Experience neceeaary Apply m person si Speedy Auto Pens. 195*2 Middlebelt. UvonM

ENTREPRENEURIAL SALES Are you m independent, articulate mdlviduM who would thrive on work-ing with effluent mdhnduM 4 buei-

tormmg portfolio of products 4 ser-nces m the es ta te pfenning market, axcelent trammg 4 financial sssirt

wrth educetlon 4 experience Pieeee eend yoi* reeume m confidence to PO Bo* 4215, Troy. Ml i

E N T R Y L E V E L S A L E S R E P Beaa - commlsaion lo 435.000 plus benefits Degree pielai iad Local •armory WB tram

T E R R I T O R Y S A L E S National tiuameaa services compeny seeks experienced rep Salary -• t i n t i i M o n to 430.000 + LMnoma

473-7210 STEVEN J GREENE PERSONNEL

FLOOR COVERING SALESPERSON Looking for an experienced protoe-ssonal s a M person wllh a minimum of 4-8 years expenence m re ta l floor covering Muei have knowl-edge of moaeunng. reading blue-prints 4 estimating Contacts al-ready M a b k a h e d A sincere M i l to succeed can bong unlimited earning power Salary ptoe i slon Ca* lor 2:30pm Oerml Floors, mc

353-4050

eppomtment • R a r e r F

FULL or pert time independent M b but or needed to rapraaam the moet explosive, nan company m the heelth. nutrition and weight control mduetry Our kne of exceptional products srs st ths forefront of nu-tritional technology and Include tha

Breakthrough CafkMla Creme Overcome obeefty and sk-lmeee Achieve greater health tor youraelt end others w f M earning an out-standing. Ul amused Income Ca*

9*1-0613

FULL TIME SALES ASSOCIATE Greet opportunity tor experienced prnliaiinnal mdtotdusl to work tor s lop-notch man 's apecMfty store m Birmingham area C k e n t M set help-ful Exceftont wortmg condltlona. ei trectrve hours generous salary and benefits Send r M m i e to

Employer 320 E MapM

Boa 24* Birmingham. Ml 4*009

IDEAL SALES poafbon tor a profes-sional M I person If you s r s a person who a goal onenlad 4 wants ununited income, pis s i s ca* tor

ny 2 offices WB ran on product Ca* Between 12-3 pm 5*1-2303

IF you * e s a M 4 hove 499 to m-

Yser s gift, your o UNDERCOVERWEAR homa p a r t M Be yoi* own boas have ton 4 earn 25% to 35% com-

• tram 810-349-6225

PUT YOURSELF IN OUR POSITIONS

E x p a n d i n g t e l e m a r k e t i n g c o m p a n y s e e k a q u a l i f i e d

p r o f e s s i o n a l e f o r v a r i o u s p o s i t i o n s a t o u r F a r m i n g t o n

H i l l s C o r p o r a t e O f f i c e .

Sales Telemarketer* $9-115 per hour W i altar 3 sTufts 8 OC 2 30pm 2CD8 30 md 7.00 1 00am

Customer Service $6-69 per hour W* altar 3 M H * OO-SflOBfh. 12«0-fr00pm. «nd 5 O&e-OQpm

W * need team ptayen who p o t r n i axcaUm communlcaton

4 k i * *nd compulBr knoMedga

OUR CUSTOMERS CALL US

• J N D f t i w t i J M O n c i o r r

2 8 2 7 5 O r c h a r d L a k e R d . S u i t e 1 1 3 (bakeson 114 1} M e Ad)

F o r i n t e r v i e w c a f l ( 3 1 3 ) 4 « & - 0 S 5 5 o r f a x r e e u m e

5 0 6 H e l p W a n t e d

E X C E L L E N T C A R E E R O P P O R T U N I T Y

and apeOMMd trssang. For consid-eration or one of M poerttora eva*-

1-*00-*21-*6*0 s r e t EXCELLENT OPPORTUtoTTY al cfong a* K M property tor axpi enoed Qroup S a M l l i n i g i I

EMBASSY SUTTES HotM 2*100 Franfeftn Road

EXPERKMCED SALES PERSON For manulacfcsed homes

P O Box 870*4 Canton. Mt 4* 1*7

FROM HOME MAKER TO MONEY MAKER

A career m R M Eatale may be wafting tor you Ca* today tor more

CENTURY 21 HARTFORD 474-4000

* you are a ragh-caffear agent, you deeerve to work w the • 1 producing oHtoe m the area Wa ara expand-e r ! For a confidential interview ca* John Ka*y at 363-0303 or eand re-eume lo Century 21 at tha Lakea 2*02 Union Lake Road Commerce

FREE - Real E s t a t e C a r e e r Night Sponsored by Snyder, Kinney, Bennett & Keating one of Birmingham s oldest and most prestigious Realtors This is an excellent opportunity to acquaint yourself with important aspects of this exciting and profitable industry Learn about

II Educational Requirements 4| Income Expectations 21 License Procedures 5| Financing 3) Training 61 Economic Outlook

And much more P l e a s e c a l l f o r r e s e r v a t i o n s

For more information Ask for David Busch 644-7000

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1994 • 7:00 P.M. 348 E MAPLE • BIRMINGHAM. Ml 48009

Snyder . Kinney Benne t t . & Keat ing . Inc.

R E A L T O R S * S I N C E 1 9 3 2

CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITY For over 43 years a tradition of quality Real Estate Brokerage has been our Hallmark at

WEIR. MANUEL, SNYDER ft RANKE, INC.

W o r k w i t h > i o a n s h i g h e s t

i A s s o c i a t e s A

some of Michi earning Real Estate Sales Associates limited numbef of sales postTtons are currently available

• OFFICES IN ROCHESTER. TROY, B IRMINGHAM. PLYMOUTH ANO WEST BLOOMFIELD

• IN-HOUSE TRAINING PROVIDED • TRAINING CLASSES START

REGULARLY

For more informat ion and conf ident ia l interview with Phyll is Goodr i ch . Director of Career Development can 851-5500

WEIR. MANUEL. SNYOER & RANKE. INC REALTORS

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IMMEDIATE OPENING - entry k e a M poemon Experience not nec-eeeery Contact Roee Johnelon at AToM. before Spm 476-9466

INDUSTRIAL SALES REP

Entry MM EstabMied accounta •nth some n w ttuarises M s 41 yr ok] company Local territory Beee salary * i-oueineenai tc tSO.OOO * benefits SuPetantMl eerrvng potentiei career opportiml-ty 3 yrs s u c c e s s o u t s i d e eeM expenence of any product or eer M * 473-7210

STEVEN J GREENE PERSONNEL

S M H e i p V i

^ Marketing Oapenr

non or wMig to I tor Gary eats as M M - Fri Can a

• A M a S P M n «4> to S4S0 a

737-37*1

MERCHANDISER Fv* tone poemon lo phyatoo*y hen-

of dairy products dto marcMn ckaatg I ( M to 70 M L m t OUOM m M Detroit M M o a r M

M experience

• ' " S l a a a a . Onfy

ply Mon-Frl, (JO- 12:30pm ONLY

MELOOY FARMS 31111 mduatnMRd UvonM. Ml 4*190

EquM Opportunity Employer M/F

N O V A B A N D A M E R I C A I N C .

N E W P R O O U C T S N O C O M P E T I T I O N

tor Lhrorsa I 1700

' EzctoMe Products ' Beee Salery 4 or CommiMon • Protected territory

> Caraar Opportunity with expanded compeny

You oftor • S a M experience e p M but not

For nler.ww ca* Brian MoQ* (313) 261-6600

Monday. Jan 24. *am-«pm

OFFICE FURNITURE SALES REPRESENTATIVE

Laadmg oontract M n l k r t flaalar-srap a seeking a prpliaalonal.

lenced S e M Rap tor

S O S H a i p W a n t e d S a l a a

RECRUTTER/SALES wtth proven track record m Tamp/ Contract Saracee to oonanue our growth A S I SE

RETAIL-CELLULAR PHONE SALES Pievtoua expenence requred Musi heve oiRgoIng persone ty and aa-

m g u k M to. Auto S n a ! 34043 Ford Rd Weeaend. Wk 4*1*6 72*-43*0

IWUTE SALES WhgleeMa dMtnbutor m Novt haa irmyiedlM openmg tor Driver galea men to M ' n M toy 4 pel dapta on

a Com i * to* I

(10-34*-*300

SALES ASSISTANT Mature queaty onented aaM motivet-ed parson m i d i f l Must hetM tese-merkedng. computer (WordPerlect * Losue) ouafomer aarvtoa expen-enoe Owtstsndhig opportunity lo work tor one of MKMoene lergeet toM * lubricant markaSars Pieeee toi e e rd reeume t salery hMtory to: AMa Ol C o Attn C Nienphrey 2476* Lasher SouthfieM Ml 4*034

SALES

Call on your potential

to succeed. At JENNY CRAIG WEIGHT LOSS CENTRES, our t u a n m a recogna-mg m e potential In everyone We halp oi« : Serif • dtocover their po-tonaaf tor a new eoM-anage And we r e c o g n M tha potentMl of our em-

S O e H e l p W a n t e d M M

A T T E N T I O N T E L E P H O N E S A L E S

T O P P R O D U C E R S $ 3 0 0 0 - $ 4 0 0 0 / M 0

. 4240 per weak baee estory • Ptoe legh r uiiiiiiMrina

9-i. Mon -Fn 40 hrs /wk M a s t a r S t a f t

4 4 2 - 2 2 5 5

TELEMARKETERS WANTEO tor portrait studio

U / h r 477-3*3*

TELEMARKETERS - Top 444 work-ing m our UvonM e n o w oom Hourly ptoe r. nmiMMnn ptoe incentive No expenence neceeaary 4 7*-#3H

TELEMARKETERS Southftold location haa openmos tor telemarketing to Buemeeew Expe-rience preferred Fu* or pen tune Hourly ptoe bonue P M commission 44 -412 per Hour 610-351-6700

TELEMARKETERS Thermo seen window compeny of UvonM now mrtng tor momeig shift Mon thru Thurs 8:30am-1 30pm Non smoking ofllos l*/Tir Ca l Laura Smith at 522-4500

5 0 7 H e l p W a n t e d

P a r t T i m e

FURHTTURE SALES ORRORTLMTY For motivated mdMduM Needa to work m m m 20 hrs Weekends pratorrad w a tram Oood moome

47*-**70

MARKET RESEARCH posmom 20 hrs per wee

portonca Plymouth ca* 416-9107

PART TIME HANDY PERSON/DRIV-ER pey Ca l or caa after 9 3 0 p m

nde. good 353-U39

PART TIME OPPORTUNITIES Ftoxtoto Hoias

Ca* tor appomimont 474-5650

PART TIME TYPIST

30 hours par week tor buay law oft-1. 559-3*30

the mesro Detroit In *M office kjrmturs Induatry prM-

E x a

INSIOE/OUT SIDE SALES Flat Ro* SIM dMtnbutor seeks penenced s e M peopM Muet r knowledge of the industry end aetsPAsfi cuetomer'supplier reto-tionsMc Ca* 24A-2040

41564 Kopperrsck. Canton. Ml . 4*1*7

An EQUM OpportonRy Emptoyer

INSIDE SALES C o f M sOn Me

Garden City 425-5225 Sterling Hgls 939-5211 Royal Oak 5*3-99*6

335-7550

INSIDE SALES - industrial rsp re-quires k # time person tor r a i d s a a M Slappmg 4 lecaiving 4 related d u t M Knowledge of ou t imj t o o * 4 mecfane loan piatoried Sand re-ewiM 4 M M requMments lo PO Bos 530547. UvonM. Ml 4*153

INSIOE SALES POSITION - Maim with national Hating com-pany Prevtoua Haaino and/or mar kefmg exparanca pratarrad. I pecftage includes beee * cc uor medical dental Sand raaimia to P 0 Boi 9066 Farmmgton HM. Ml 46333

INSURANCE AGENT Experienced AfflaetKX- with a Ml product kne compeny Ful benefrta including peramn 624-4440

Is Making Money Important To You?

SMee a the mghM peid induatry m the world Jom SEAL ESTATE ONE. Mrlsgsn s MrgM r M eeiste com-peny end eern whet you're worth

CALL ERIC RAOER

LIVONIA AREA 261-0700

LEASING DIRECTOR/ CONSULTANT

Poemon lor spertment community m Troy 2-3 yeers Meemg expert-Mica individual musl be abM to loi

.low directions heve computer expe-rience proleesional anage good phone menrars g r M personellty 4 be a teem piayei Non smakmg ofl-M ExcHint frmge benefit peck-ege Salary 4 commission based on experience 4 performance Send re-eume lo Pi jtoeannM properly Marv egement. 2900 W MepM S m t e 3 2 l Troy. Ml 4*0*4 eftn Sa*y Burns

LOOK U K E A MILLION WHILE YOU E A R N (TH

L e o M g perent Mgh fa compeny. 40 yra oM. a opening new d M a o n m progreeeive marketing m-duetry No inventory investment We pey the mgfMet weekly profits 4 of-tor rapid advancement opporti**-t M ' Management poaRtons ava*-abM For more mtormatton and a

Chandtor 1-800-4*4-792* am 5425

MAILING ADORESSINO SYSTEMS comrmeeion bonus, heelth

0UTSI0E SALES REP Succeeefu UvonM mduotnal dMtrtb-utor seeks ee*-mofivelad mdhnduM ideal candidste must p o s s e s s strong communication snd organi-zational skias Experience a plua Ful or perl-erne Sand reeume to Aft n Amy. 3*281 SchOOtcrMI. Unit A. Uvonia. Ml 48150

PART TIME SALES - leeee-/ experv Ro-

862-2400

PERSONNEL CONSULTANT Our 27 yean i t s i M i l i g m office

Opportunity tor your goM onented personality and t i u M e a i back-ground to motlvele c lenls end

737-5750

PHONE CANVASSERS Needed tor isaaaig company locat-ed m Ferrrengton H M Mon-Fn. 8-5 Ft* benefits efter 90 deye i a heeitn M . dentM. 401<k| etc i d M poeltion for homemakers and/or senior ci tMne Prevtoua phone ex-penence pratorrad but « * m g lo tram Pieeee ca* Bob Owen tor pre-kmmary M * W a et 810-737-1310

Real Estate C a r e e r

"Free Training" CaU t o d a y . . .

851-6700 C E N T U R Y 2 1 M J L

Corporate Tranotoree Service

Mon. the eb*Hy to commuracate we*, a pr.lnaiuriM attnude. and e high ssnss of reapora«bl*ty and in-tegrity

We are now mrtng and trammg lor I M expending b u a i a i m the N a Yeer And we invite you lo dMcover the c a r M opporturatM we oftor ae

PROGRAM DIRECTORS/SALES WEIGHT LOSS CONSULTANTS

mtoMdn end csreer opporturatM Pieeee ca*. 313-522-7377 EOE

JENNY CRAIG Weight Loss Centres

TELEMARKETER Growing mortgege compeny a seekmg sell-motivated r d n U u s n Experience e muat. lo M queMled eppuainner*s tor our s e M teem G u v e n t e e d 46 per n o v ptoe gener-ous oommMgton structure Ca* Sua

810-540-812*

TaMmerketmg

Incoming Calls Full-time ealas TSpresentstrvee needed to enewer phonee m our buey office 6 months experience e plus WD trem Hourly * CommM-Mon 356-0740 exlenhon 35E

TITLE INSURANCE SALES RaputabM Uvonia baaed compeny looking toi experienced person with own c k e n t M Cloemg expenence e plus Al m q u n e s kepi confldentiM Ce l VICkl 462-0002

TOP MONEY E*m WO-1120 an hour S a M WI* t r im 255-2341

RECEIVING/SHIPPING PERSON 28-35 hrs par week Musi be orge-mzed 4 detel onented Lining re-

m peraon Couaery Mam Si Plymouth

170

queed Apply Charm 322 S

5 0 9 H e l p W a n t e d

D o m e e t t c

CLEANING LADY k» eemor to coma twice e week tor a coupto of h o w s and go oul with her tor errande m UvonM Cel alter 8pm 5*1-301*

COLLEGE STUDENT/CHILD CARE pMinenent pen-time 20-26 hours Good Be rrsrigfiem tam*y

540-9614

COMPANION - FyA time tor elderly

hem L t f l houeekeepmg 4 oooklng Send s letter of aarodudlon end re-sume to Kafhy Ooregan. 330*0 Unca Rd . F r a M . Ml 4*026

COMPANIONirHOUSEKEEPER W to eork with e hendicapped man and support beeic eleenmg laundry, cooking Muet dnve. heve trenepor-tatton have the abMty to live m tor smgM or rmJiciM days 0 Mary /hours negotiebM Heeums * -etorencee required Contacl Devid 626-3107

5 0 0 H e l p W a n t e d

RESIOENT MANAGER COUPLE To manage eme* apMMiMM oom munMy In a M t s Laaamg. eleenmg 4 minor meevlenence rea band or wMe may heve M a r lob Salary. warMant wMMM provided C M • -1 lam. Mon-Fn 362-3*00

M U S I C T O Y O U R E A R S P R O F E S S I O N A L D « C J O C K E Y

* vidaoarapKy Sa CMI Deve.

r a M 1* ya video option

V S M E S D J S E R V I C E maMC Rmm experience Ughta/

624-9442

SALES AGENT TICKET MASTER Pen time 44 SO-45 25 pme comrme-aion FtoxIbM shifts Apply et

30150 Tetogreph Rd . Ste 400 '150 Tetogreph I (N of 12 Mile) No t

SALES ASSOCIATE ptoe Some days, everangs 4 week-ends Appi* et Betty s Haamark. i t Mke 4 MlddMbeft 476-5077

SALES PERSON, pen-t ime needed lor e lee ding Menufecturers Rep Firm m the office products Duemees Send reeimie lo Box a330 Obeerver 4 Eccentric Newspepers

36251 Schookaefi Rd UvonM Ml 48150

DAY CARE NEEDED 2-3 (toys s week llexibM hows. Grend River 4 Helsted erea. FMmmgton HM. Cal 473-0*28

DAYCARE PERSON OR NANNY <experienced' needed »or 1 yr old 4 school sgs ch*d m my Farmington H M nome Light noueekeapmg 4 musl >ove children AMo be e non-smoker 4 have relerencee 4200 per

855-3204

DEPENDABLE CARE GIVER tor weekend. Fri 6 PM Sun S PM l e m M Stroke patient Centon Gen-e r a esantanoe 681-3671 462-1776

DEPENOABLE WOMAN lor general houeework 4 aomng Tueedey 4 Fri-day West Btoomltold aree

Csl sflsr 6pm 855-3*93

STUDENT or othsr person who can mput data, do arrends maa help with fundraiser Maximum 15-20 hours par weak Send reeume with quMWcatione to R Pruene P O Bo. 9055 Fermmgton H M Ml 4*333

EXPERIENCED CARING. NURTUR-ING Person tor Chid Cere 4 ught housekeeping ai our home Must nsvs own trsnsportalion Current ' e torencee 'equved Caa 360-2909

STUOENTS - Permenent poemon 45 50/hr guMenteed Peid trammg Mon -Fri , 5-9 Novi/Northville/ Fermmgton Mr Puaman 360-1700

SALES 4 MARKETING Support per-son InduetnM s a M expenence helpfc* Ful Benefits wai tram Compenaetion beeed on expen-ence Ca l ion 396-9090

SALES REP - WhOtesels Distributor 2 days m-houss/3 days on road M icing en telerntory Send reeume to Skomick Photo Frames. 29245 Oeqtandre 4*071 or F FAX4810I547

i ' agn i s 244*

Sales Sales/M anaaemen t

The nation's l a rgM gi^mnet lood service a currently seMi mg s e M i epreeenlativee m the North v M aree with menegemem aepirstions We are

C O L O R A D O P R I M E S A L E S C O R P

We offer • The stability of a 35/yr

old company • Rapid growth ehicn a open to

un lmMd manegement opportimmes

• Average^ Ist/yr eammge

• ComprsTisnerve trammg

WANTED ProlaeaionM peopM wrth a drtve

to succeed who SMO seek s long term career

REWARD CompMIe Beneftl Peckege

Profit Sharing Excellent income opportunity

A R T V A N F U R N I T U R E 4 7 8 - 8 8 7 0

TE LEMARKETING/SALES Taed ol sitting at home*' Make that move 4 meke good money pen-yme

13131474-1800

WANTED se pectus

wtth e drive lo succeed who eMo seek s long term caraar

REWARD Complete Benefit Peckege

Profit Sharing Exc e l m t income opportunity

TELLERS PART TIME

Previous caah handling some typ-ing and calculator experience pre-torred Competitive salary and ben-efits Job mcludee everangs end Seturdeys Applicants must Oe sveiiebie for 3 weeks of peid Ml-time trammg Poaitions eveoebM st the following locations

* Ann Arbor (Washtenaw 4 US-231 * Detroit-East (Gratiot 4 Outer Or I * Detroit-NW (7 Mae 4 UvemoM) * Garden Cay I Ford 4 Middlebelt i a Madison Hts 114 Mae-Csmpbeli * Novi (10 Mils 4 Meedowbrook i a Redford 17 Una 4 Grand River) * Waieriord IM59 4 Craecent Lekel

* mtareeted pieeee c a l (8101 5*9-4620 ext 400

EXPERIENCED NANNY/ HOUSEKEE PE R/ COOK

Must nave retorencee Troy area Send reeume to Bo* 386

Obeervei 4 Eccentric Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd

Lrvoraa Ml 48150

5 1 2 J o b e W a n t e d

M a l e / F e m a l e

Atisndon your • . MM a • I a» a aw saM W N h * or DMWkty Tnjatmonhy 4 depedabM CM Lynde 421-8115

Or L M 531-5419

AFFORDABLE DAY CARE For Ptsociwxaors

28 yeers Experience Wayne/Joy Rd 427-353*

AVAILABLE tor

elderly Ful /pen time can h e

24 HR. U V E M CARE AVAILABLE by a skMed. bonded, meired cara-g M ^ a MT or m o - M ^ M .

N E E D H E L P M Y O U R H O M E ? 2 4 H O U R S / 7 D A Y S

H o m e H e a l t h A i d e s

C o m p a n i o n / S i t t e r s

T r a n s p o r t a t i o n

Private duty home care agancy halpe you remain aidependant m your wen home.

I d M tor people iieedmg i

BABYSITTING Mother of 4 grown m a k e r i nlsr i i to take care of your toddlers m

729-2*31

CLEANING LADY wants work dcang house or ofllos clsarang. days end erenmga avMtobM Own tranaporta-tion 4 experienced 9*0-7427

CPA I RETIRING) seeks employ-ment 2-3 days.1 saM. Reepond to CPA 29477 Laura Woods Or. Ap4 206 South! a 0 Ml 4*034

EXPERIENCED Mtter l 2 wents to provide e seta i.leer ton errviororiment tor your cMdren w f M you work days t lame 42S-4*4i

HOME HELP 4 child care 1 child Plymouth w e e Afternoons Mon • Thur 2-8 pm Must heve own trensportaflon Retorencee Leave

459-3465

HOME OR OFFICE CLEANING w a Cleen Your Environment

Una it Shmee CM Suean efter 2 30 754-9*22

•OU5EC LEANING honest, mature lady de-

swee to do quMifj ctoenmg Retorencee 3*9-6427

HOUSEKEEPER Fun time m B*-mmgnam 8 hours. 5 days a week 3 schootege chadren Reeume if eve»-e d e CM SAM-noon 366-7117

HOUSEKEEPER Nutritious Cook days per wees et prtvele m Troy Must hsve previ-

ous experience Call Mon -Fn &PM-8PM 879-6541

WEEKEND OFFICE HELP 46 an V id start Good phone sums Omck learner Ca l Mon-Fn !-5pm

(313)453-3331

IN HOME CARE "or my 85 yr Old lather m Lincoln Par* 24 nours Mmimel cere cMeneig cooking bathing, dressing edmimstermg

464-1919

LOVING WOMAN arlth 7 years experience arM watch your mtent fufl-t«ne m your home 44 50 per hour CM Chris 326-624*

NURSE AIDE COMPANION looking lo care for ledy m Birming-ham araa Live m Relerencee

1-313-752-3674

For more intormMon. ca*

UNITED HOME CARE SERVICES 981-8829

5 1 0 E d u c a t i o n

0 I n s t r u c t i o n

COMPUTER LESSONS tor kide-3 4

ELECTRONIC KEYBOARD Piano and Organ mauuclicn

MUMC degree 645-622?

«t: CtoaiMM Mas

- s ' i " s s

FOREIGN EXCHANGE - * I

pieeee |om nam ota meeting j a 4 Feb 2 Co*1-*OM*a-MOaT

S H A R E Y O U R I O E A S A b o u t P r i n t P r o m o t i o n s

A N O E A R N 1 5 0

to 10 i people Contacl Me L M itonMigi at 313-5*1-7370 lor d M '

SUPPORT GROUP- Horn tonMng tor people oopeig M i chronic ar

6 0 5 A d o p t i o n

ABUNDANCE OF LOVE • wertang tor beby we yeem to adopt We p r o m M e MetmM of love * security

Ca l co*ecJ (313) 264-0244

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai ma mm be a d d tor

NEED HELP WITH MATH? Ongoing bAonM program Fermmgton Math Co-op

474-6335

caah only by seeled bid to the mgn-M tadoer on Feb 22. 19*4. al ap-proximately lOem at Shurgard ol WMtod Lake 1*01

WILLIAM EVANS. Unit 5030 eola.

PRIVATE TUTOR Al math 8 scaence High scfxx* 4 coaege M M Over 10 yeers expen-

se 451-0*0*

522 S e n r t c e a

ACCOUNT ANT/BOOKKEEPER 25 yrs own tluMnees t p e c i M W i n ^

tax prectmoner

COMPUTER Consult ing^ utormg DOS. WeidoM. WordPerlect 4 more Buemees 4 personM Educa-tionai Specialist Marc 513-7741

INTELLIGENT RESPONSIBLE cre-etrve caregiver wenied tor my 2 deughters 40 - hours own trens-portetion Bloom field H M 433-6474

LIVE-IN CAREGIVER for etderty women Room 4 boerd plus wegee 5 days per week ' renspor te txm s.silaMe 752-5297

• OuaMled Appotnlments + benefits package

Want lo enter mto a dynenac ca-reer? Call"!

Mr Evane t-800-933-9230 Mon thru Fn 10am-4pm

Real Estate Career

Free Training Ft* TtoM Trttnar

Century 21 Hartford South Inc.

SEARS ROEBUCK Part nme positions eveaabM et our 12 Oak t Mel location

COMMISSION SALES • Wktoow Shop - Made to m e M ire

• Brand Centra - Large eppkencee

• Floor Coverlnge

• Custom Decorator

NON-COMMISSION SALES

AUTOMOTIVE SALES SUPPORT

FtoxIbM toll required Previous

464-6400 A a k f o r S t a v a H o c k i n g

R E A L E S T A T E C A R E E R Work won OuaOty Service Team We wa tram Experienced agents, aak eboul Ok* 100* program Ca* 0

Apply a t PersormM Dspf Tuas. Wad . Thurs.. 10am-3pm Fn 10am- 7pm

An EquM Opportvmlty Employer

Salary, c benefits ,

l wflh computer

>777 Tetogreph to u T s 2*777 Tetagrapfi RD. Suae 1375 SouOMM Ml 4*034

MANAGER^ ASSISTANT MANAGER

aid wet tor our LMOfM. Novi 8 Fermmgton m a r k M Prantoue reto*

xpenence |

29914 Southftold Rd SuutfiUMd. Ml 4*078

Attn Deanna Peecerefti

MANAGER LedM csothsng. good pa . trammg program 1* locaaons Col

86*-7*00

477-1800

CENTURY 21 Chalet

O u a N t y S a r v t c a A w a r d W i n n i n g O f f l c a 1 9 9 2

ART VAN FURNITURE 8 3 0 0 W a y n e R d . w « t i a n a 508 Help Wanted

ASK for MR CARLSON Domestic 4 2 5 - 9 6 0 0

WE ARE lookmg for a nome anprovemeni person who

be experienced Ca l for nlervtew 1&-2 561-8208

WIRE SHELVING SALES PERSON

person experienced m the m e t e n a handang 4 storage av Oustry nctodmg rmatv-levei snervmg 4 mezzanine Cal for appomtmem

326-1801

$ 2 5 , 0 0 0 GUARANTEED!!

Stan a career m r M M a l e now WITHOUT teking e r M on ower first yeer income To find out ebout our gus r in t sed n c o r m progrem end now to stert e CM eer wtth unarrwted mcome potentMl

Call Sheila Real Estate One

3 5 6 - 7 1 1 1

507 Help Wanted Part Time

expenence

mm other peopM (450 plus Caeh paM tto*y upon re-

SALES/LEASING CONSULTANT ipei-lmeni menager 11 iimg Mamie k a c t Hardworking. enfoy *s*tg n s country a Sngr O u t * CJMnUM mm •

SERVICE end Supply company toaamg tor experienced Part Tane S a M Psrson tiicMsrit opportunity tor redres or h o m a m i k e appro* 20 hours pm week Commission

S CM 1-a00-36*-6060

SERVICE MERCHANDISING REPRESENTATIVE

mufectursr rsp sgency seeks Ser-vice Rep tor i M I home anprove-meni accounts Requires m-sicrs

UVM raght B •nsto SMI 38*5 Bridge Rd Norcroee OA

Or FAX to 404-6*2-8731

STUOENTS TO RETIREES- Eern pen-ume work m

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AFFECTIONATE. «md loving beby-sitler wented for 2 edoreble cha-dren L-ght houeekeepmg included

655-4016

LIVE-IN CAREGIVER lor elderly lady Rocheeler HMs >*ce home Salary Room 4 Boerd Hours ofl can be errenged 375-9125

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523 Attorneys Legal Counseling

PRIVATE DUTY NURSE seeking empajymoni Em: Mini s lwsncee

CM 891-3574

RELIABLE BABYSITTING m the Canton area

454-1632

T KZ2 4 POSHAS Cleaning Service Only cruMly-aee — .vonmenlaa , sale products used HeMdentiM 4

313-422-5819

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524 Tax Services

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513 Business Opportunities

LOVING energetic care gnrer need-ed tor 3 Mo old Ful time My home or yours between Radtord end FMmmgton H M 53 t -4956

ADVENTURE 4 TRAVEL corporation see fore^n contacts KnmedMIe aicome avelebM Senouaomy 456-9633

MATURE WOMAN nseoea 2 days to do nouee w o n end arork with hendicapped id girt

650-6849

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SEEKING en mdnnudM to care for 8 month old daughter my Fermmgton H M home. 2 days per week Retoi-encee required Kathy 553-2363

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CM 5*7-1289

BAB Y SITTE R-E xpensnced weekdsys our Birminghsm home tor 2 girls egee 1 4 4 Salary negoti-

I Non-smoker 642-6238

BABYSITTER experienced loving woman for 5 mo old m my Hunting-ton Woods home Up to 15 hrs'wk Musl have car AIM Spm 545-7451

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810 471-1957

EXCELLENT CAKE thop lor si Write lo Mystery Baker 3040? Mne Livonia. Ml 48154

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313 496-2462 - 313-475-4449

AFFORDABLE' OuMM'ileea creem spec<fica*y for unaMnted fat and c M j t e Aak how to loaa 10-29 iba aflM New Years' 313-459-7727

RON BUCK Una 4013 tool boaas M e n i y Cudaes dMmamtod

608 Transportation A Travel

NORTHWEST AIRLINE Ticket good up to S350 Any

476-9064

ONE WAY non-etop Detroit Metro to Fort Meyers Feb 5th C a * 454-9447

610 Card ol Thanks THANK YOU ST JUOE tor favors

700 Auction 8alas CHEVY 1966 Camaro to be scad to

Auction 14*** Telegraph Rd . Rad-tord. on or M Feb «. B« M tOam

SALE Your Attic Of Fermmgton H M to-caked M 38675 Grand Rkiar Farm-mgton HM. Ml . 4*335. mm hold a PU6UC SALE on March 2. T9*4 al 100 PM to aeoMy the Mm m i l m

GREGG PARKER Ural aB-40 CONTENTS H o c Amount S314.38 TIARNA MABIN Unit sE-258 CONTENTS Houeehold Amount 4 7 1 2 1 8 PATRICIA HOST Umt «E-1 CON-TENTS H o u s e h o l d A m o u n t S713 2*

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476-0111

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SABY SITTER mature person lul tims ai my Canton home 'Cherry HM 4 LMy I 2 I CM6pm-8pm 981-9136

BABYSITTER - my Fenrangton H M home or yours tor 3 cftadren 3-5 daye/week Must be fMib la Salary guaranteed R a M e M e e 651 -45*2

BABYSITTER needed 3 deys a wk tor loving 10 mo old m our Redford

tie Own

THE NANNY NETWORK 739-2100 NANNYS NEEDED

Part 4 lua-hme 46-48 an hour Nanny Corp

256-6330

NEED CANTON Man babyat 10-15 hrs per weak Rater encee 4 treneportahon requred CM 4 Mave meeeage 322-1647

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LIVONIA C E CREAM BUSINESS n d u d m g al eqwpment excaaent location ai busy strip mak CM tor more detaas

JOE DURSO RE MAX WEST INC 281-1400

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702 AntiquM

ANTIQUE* M d M 4 M O d t r a M W . m a M an oflar $38-2157

AMT/OECO Wua glaaa W M I . 2 and labiaa. l ooftaa t a b * . 1225 or E M

737-4028

CAROUSEL HORSES (15) - From IM 1800'a. ExcaOant condition Ab-M M y B M M U 313-751-8078

EXQUISITE COLLECTION Ot an-l-qu* dote. 10 lo SON off through 1-29-84. Blaqua. CMna. toitur Minima. CompoaHico. SMrtay T am-ple. Tarn Laa 8 mora Plua 100 s of

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THE DOLL HOSPITAL 8 TOY SOLDIER SHOP

3047 W 12 MM Rd BarkMy 543-3115

FLORIOA Bound - MWaton oa* daak $400 Laraa carvad w«nut ar-motra. OouDie doors/baveled glaaa. Chippendale Myta. $2500 Both oi -

585-4273

PLYMOUTH SYMPHONY LEAGUE praaants tha Ptymouth Winter An-tique Show Flral Unrtad Mathodtat Church. 45201 N Territorial Rd Jan 28, lOam-Spm Jan 20. 9am-6pm Donation $3 Food will ba served lolormatioo 450-1358

Signed Tiffany Lamp. Handal Lamp, Braaa Cnandekera. RoaavMa Roon-• o o d Mapaftca. Hummela. Broruee Ctodii. Laaoad unnoow* and door*, furniture. manleta. arctmectual and unusual! ANTIOUE CONNECTION, 710 E Eleven MIM Road Royal Oa*

542-5042

WESTLAND MALL Antique Show 8 SaM

Wayrie at Warren Jan 27 - Jan 30 Man hours

Glass Repair by Mr Chips

703 Crafts ATTENTION VENDORS

Tables are still available for Tha Market Place at Miss Roundball Classic. 1904 Pageant lo be field Fab 4th. 7PM-2AM al The Rervats-sanca Center. Weatm Hotal, Macki-naw Ballroom Fee is $ l00 ' t ab te Call Pal by Jan 30th. 313-822-3361

CRAFTERS NEEDED lor U ol M Dearborn Craft Fa»r, March 5th 8 6th For more information & 1004 show schedule call Cheryl 468-9691, Ron 773-4617, Lynn 786-02*3

CRAFTERS WANTED - Spring Bun-ny Hop Craft Show. March 5th, Pierce Middle School. Redford

Info 1810) 624-8246

LOOM LaOorc Colonial 45 Like rtew Includes accessories S975 459-1184

FOLK ART & CRAFT SHOW March 12 - Meadowbrook Hall

For application call Country Plus 313-735-5129

' W I N T E R T H A W S A L E Jin 21 Feb 6 Crafl Village. 4fS Main St Rochester 656-8317

fD% oft & more on selected mdae {Always seeking new

professional c a r t e r s !

705 Wearing Appard

MAN'S lull »ength beaver coal. like new $1,800 642-3702

BEAUTIFUL ELEGANT Wedding gown Demetnos. straight, lace and oeaded with train, sue 8 Was $1,200 - now $400 or best 704-1080

GOING SOUTH - natural Mongolian cfti coat, t sue Ms all $4000'beat .•Aural gold lax t o u . full length. sAawi collar medium, $5300 'bes t

I on both 810-603-3888 *ftpra

MINK COAT, lull length all female skins, very good condition. newly cleaned $1 000 752-6874

MINK COAT Ranch Full lenght Size 14-16 Like new. perfect condition $500 383-3227

RANCH MINK 1ur coal. 3/4 length, good condition, size 8 $800 422-0413

WEDOtNG GOWN - Size 8-10, never worn Beaded bodice, attached Ifsm. 3 tier ruffles $135. 937-3343

BRIDESMAID DRESSES-Bill L*v*oft designer tea length peach; aqua floral print AH 3 sizes 16 14 & 12 $450 788-1003

FULL LENGTH mink coat, eicelient condition, size 8-10 $775/M«t offer 646-2298

708 HoMMheWQooda

ETHAN ALLEN ooucfc, cream auety roee 8 blue $200 or MM.

870-7184

GOLD Franc* Piovenctal lul mirror and small martMlop table for foyer (100 Shampoo bowl $75 Mlrrer •tying Nation $150 Large aohool blackboard $40 354-8636

3 B 8 5 Bad wHh headboard, andtatae. ta*

Early American, a l maple. eluded $1200 810

KITCHEN CABINETS 8 months old. beauMU. Hoht wood. $1300 8 i l - 2

KITCHEN SET tabM. 4 ladOarbeck upboletered chairs $350 348-7228

MOVING SALE living room luml-ture. Uke new. Ic m i l 8 sola. Bad-room set quean headboard, cheat 0l drawers, dreeeer 8 mghtatand Washer 8 dryer Cheel freezer Braaa daybed hike new Must M sold by 1/26 Please can 852-4076

MOVING SALE Pennsy lvan ia Houae cherry hutch. Hitchcock gold bedroom set. camelback couch, wing chaw - blues 8 tan. GE Hde by aiM almond refrigerator - Wis new. desk brown vinyl couch, dropleaf kitchen table plus leaf, stereo 8 speakers. 3 TV stands 375-0548

SINGER Z I G Z A G s e w i n g m a c h i n e . $ 6 3 c a s h o r m o n t h l y p a y -m e n t s .

G U A R A N T E E D UNIVERSAL SEWING CENTER

2570 Dixie Hwy 6 7 4 - 0 4 3 9

SOFA & CHAIR - leather love seal, excellent condition, black 8 gold. $150 Entertainment canter oak $ p a s s , excellent, $75. 350-3587

SOFA, aiectnc range, refnoerai dishwasher Mlftord 684-

SOFA W'MATCHING w. hunter green Fabric protection

it. MM IC protection. 6

mos, old. New $1700, $850 or beet 810-740-0333

SOFA 80 inches, yellow print, tentured labnc Excellent condition

477-2397

THOMASVILLE Fisher Park shell cabinets 108 wide. $2500 Ameri-can oak entertainment oenter 38 wide. 75'high $1,000 227-4059

TRIPLE DRESSER 8 A/moire - Wal-nut Hardrock Maple hutch Excel-lent condition After 6pm 540-6350

WARDROBE/ENTERTAINMENT CENTER - With end tables fvory Cock tan 8 console tables 682-0075

WATER8ED - trame 8 headboard, wav e l an lube* queen size, priced to SMI Possible delivery 474-2821

W BLOOMFELD MOVING SALE Bedroom sets, all wood, w/triple dresaer, wardrobe. 2 nightstands AH wood mahogany finish 106' din-ing table w/6 upholstered chairs. 1 Wood office deak, 30 x 60 1 Couch 8 loveeeat & much, much more Call 615-0228

709 Houaahold Goods Wayne County

ANTIQUE SOFA - Maullful carved wood, mint condition, reuphoistered W blue, muat sen $ 1.050 261-1406

WING CHAIR - Hunter green & cream plaid, Fun size couch. Pair ol dark green occaaionai chairs Good condition Call after 5pm 533-1327

COMPLETE queen water bed. $150; best Glass kitchen table. $40/Met TV;VCR stand, $40'best 453-3018

DINING ROOM SET, 1020"S Jecotx-an, china cabinet buffet labia 8 6 chairs $700 462-1537

ETHAN ALLEN pwve, 48" round table w;2 leaves. 4 captain chair*. $400 42 labia $200 453-0564

ETHAN ALLEN, 3 cushion, 72" farm-room sofa Neutral colors $325

after 6pm 522-8438 I* r® C a l l GE REFRIGERATOR 60 In , white Dirang room set w/laWe. 6 chair*, china cabinet 8 buffet Singer sew-mg machine ExercycM 2 rmnk jack-ets Dearborn a r m 563-7172

F lux TO 3 '4 length mink coat small tg medium size, i mo old. $5500/ Mst offer jacinta 810-628-7338

HOUSE sale-all must go1

Furniture appkances Cakes, office TV's Much much more Thurs , Jan 27th thru

| Sat , Jan 20th. 9-6 434SO Fredericksburg. Canton, N ol Palmar. W of Morton-Taylor Rds Cal! after 6 pm 397-1010

SAMPLE SALE Motel. Farmington Hills

Jan 28. 12-5pm Sat Jan 29. All new womens clothing,

purses jewelry S t a n at 70% off

WEDDING GOWN-white satin, long sleeves, train Pearls 8 sequins Ex-tra targe size Cheryl 626-3182

706 Household Goods Oakland County

ALL Excellent Condition I I ' Magnavox TV $400 Oak bed-room set $300 Two pink wingback chairs $50 Upright piano $400 Oak buffet 8 china cabinet $ 150 All Must Go 553-3127

AMERICAN Drew queen size wall urirl bedroom set with chest 8 con-sole mirror lop beveled glass 6 leaded glass Solid golden oak Like new $2700 693-4002

KING SIZE bedroom set. oek table w/6 chairs. 8 piece walnut dmmg room set, misc furniture 278-4132

KINGSIZE waterbed. aomi-wave-less. 9 yrs o*3. fairly good condition. $75 After 4pm 690-2506

LIVING ROOM and dimng room set. 2 months old In excellent condition $2000 or best offer 538-1047

MOVING SALE - 2 love seats Kitch-en set 4 chairs King bedroom set Cat! after 5pm 476-0057

SOFA 8 loveseat. 6 months old.

CMt condition black ;goid

50/beet 409-4846 SOLID OAK china cabinet 6 ft rored back wall, hori $600/best, musl sen

a * a * SITTER needed m my Plym-outh home 2 to 3 days per week 2 school age children, i toddler Non smo«er Please can 459-2960

710 Misc. For Sale Oakland County

BABY ITEMS-Garry deluxe car seal Gerry bouncy seat, toddler car seat Jenny Llnd high chair 810-478-0580

BEAUTIFUL an t ique wardrobe Shaker style with original antique i n d i e s $875 Call 471-2003

3EDROOM SETS dinette ivmg 'pom 4 family room furniture. TV. Stereo Ail cash 557-8009

fJEOROOM SET tTaditionai double Dec w/matlress $ box springs, triple 4resser 8 rwghtstand $ 175 680-9779

COWBOY boots, women! size 8 Justm grey lizard Like new $250

360-9317

BIRD Plates ' ramed, limned edition $15 ea 2 glass cocktail l a d e s $75 «a Long glass table $50 828-7448

DOLL SALE Modern, couectlblee 8 antiques

10 to 30% off thru 1-20-04 THE DOLL HOSPITAL

3947 W 12 Mile Rd . Berkley 543-3115

UTILITY TRAILER - 16 ft tandem axis electric brakes. $750

810-360-0134

OtlLDCRAFT Solid Oak Crib -Almost new $200 After 6pm call 540 1248

WOOO STOVE (Fire King). Large excellent condition $200

477-0245

712

appliances harvest goM 081-8130

JANUARY INVENTORY

SALE

2 5 % OFF A L R E A D Y L O W P R I C E S

W I T H T H I S A D

All modern 8 M e new appaanoea Fres 1 yaar warrant;

Free hook up and delivery with ad Open 7 days

BEST VALUE APPLIANCES

30635 Plymouth R E. of Mernrmen

4 2 7 - 9 5 4 4

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WHIRLPOOL Waanar 8 Dryer $125 each Range $125 Refrigerator $200 Freazer. $200 807-7222 607-3085

713 Bicycles JAZZ Latitude 18 . wtth kick atand 8 water bottle cage. $150 Cal after 8pm, 421-1458

714 Busineea It Office Equipment

BEAUTY SALON EQUIPMENT Stations, cablneta. 13 chair* 3 dryer*, 3 sinks washer/dryer Can. 261-4010

CREDENZA - Cuatom-buHt contem-porary Walnut IVnan. 12'long » / smoked glaaa Caa 810-641-7788

LATERAL FILE cabman. 4 drawer. 64<h)x42(l»18<w). Light brown $00

425-2647

REMODELING I Selling Desks guest chairs, deek chair*, credenza. etc Ca l for information, 442-2255

BEAUTIFUL SHOWCASES 7 used gooi reaaonable

715 Computers Sales & Service

APPLE 11 gs. graat for children 8 ed-ucational purposes, with software, excellent condition. $500 647-8255

COMPUTER tremer'technician can come to you for instruction/repair Reasonable rates roggl 353-2387

IBM PS1 wtth HP 500C printer 2 months old $1500 Call 478-1085

716 Commercial Industrial Equip.

TRUCK MOUNT Carpet Cleenmg Machine Prochem 150. too much lo list, very, very good condition, $6000 Also available 1969 Chevy Cargo van $4500 037-0650

717 Lawn, Garden, Farm, Snow Equip.

JOHN DEERE 750 - backhoa. load-er cab, post hole, mower, box scraper splitter $15,000 476-2860

SNOWBLOWER - 7 HP, 2 stage, 2 spaed Good condition $175

420-3230

SNOW PLOW - Elsctnc, fit* any truck, 7 footer $4S0'bss t 937-2620

YARDMAN snowbiower, 24 6 HP. 2 stags electric s tan . studded tire*, good condition. $250 534-5403

718 Building Materials

10 GLASS doorwaM, 37 x 78. $80, great buy 335-6192

DOORS - Assam bled In door framea. l piece Cal. Mon-Frt. after 5pm 046-4334

con/b id /sq

DOORS, HURO WINDOWS. PATIO Door*. Vinyl 8 Ceramic TUa

PVC 8 Chroma Drains Panel Racks 65%-75% Discount 313-450-8672

721 Hospital-Medical Equipment

BATTERY POWERED CARTS tor rent or sale Pick-up 8 delivery available 313-374-2225

724 Cameras-Supplies Camcorders

A L W A Y S B U Y I N G • Cameras • Darkrooms • Studios • Estates • Collections

WE OFFER • FILM DEVELOPING • Repsirs • Student Discounts

Ws Buy • Sen • Trade N A T H A N C A M E R A

1412 Woodward Royal Oak

3 9 9 - 8 8 8 6

726 Musical Instruments

BALDWIN narration Piano - Oak ftn-lah I ncludes bench $2500 CaH 258-6878

FERRAND baby grand piano 8 bench, good condition. $1800 or Ml trade for conaoM 851-3337

HAMMOND Consols Organ Model H112. excellent condition, $1,000

810-227-5003

KOHLER CAMPBELL console pi-ano Excellent condition Bench in-cluded $1,000 Uvonia 421-2085

OLD UPRIGHT ful-slza piano, two-tone dark/light wood $200 or Best offer 737-6028

ORGAN - ORGA-SONIC - $150 Good condition 851-5074

PIANO uprigb! good condition $350

348-6544

COUCH (queen steeper >. >odge look rusr 8 brown matching chairs $150

best offer 4 78-0087

COUNTRY SOFA Slue Sturbr.dge piaid 3 seater $175 644-5135

CRIB 8 DRESSER - Light oak $170 Matching Desk chair 8 bookcase $110 Good condition 473-0031

DINING ROOM SET 72X42 - oeige marble taoie with glass pedestal arm 6 new wasned oak beige uphol * « e d chairs $ 1300 396-8 789

7f1 Misc. For Sale Wayne County

BEN FRANKLIN Wood Burning Stove Large cast iron $150

533-2653

TEN FOOT solid oak paws 10 at $225 each MUST GO by Jan 31st AT8T Spirit Phone System $000

313-451 4506

ESTATE SALE January 2? - ^0 10 00 a m - 6 a m.

28663 Haies Madison Heights i!2 Mile Road - Between John R 8 Uequmdrei f lhsn Allen Furrwturs'Much Mors

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(THAN ALLAN 5 pwoa maple din aig room set with small hutch E" salient condition $490 788-0406

(1-7074

walnut U t / q u s a n Mor age $80 Oek curto M l Easy gtkter ewcanser $25 On-ly Helnneh to senmga plus

nd extra places 473-384$

SALE marble « m n g room ta tM w

rs, $1700 (Mess chroms. Ml I varaa euno caMna» $1400 Ti

range w 'gas cook «Jfchen table w;4 * , leather sea t s $250 2 H M KM w'grtn w i n »aaM $86

s ft. gray'wMM oontemporary Ming. $ 1 H 2 place M M oek en-Miment una $600 A m excel

TWO USE0 embroldsry mschmes with auppkaa 'deal lor working out ot the home Must sen $3200

454 4611

WATERBED I "cel king, peddad -aria $150 8MM Ben 8 Howell Movie camera 6 projector. Ike nam, $150. Seers p J a y p i n B 5 doubie sfroMr $65 721-0183

3 CROSS Country ski peck ages 12'4, 10'4 $ 6 * a new,

quaHTy woodetove boy's sue 12'4, 10' $75 per eel High qu r i sen or tree s tand" stat 8 blower, $200 10 HP Seers Gerden tractor wtth 40 plow, 42 motor deck $ Men awaep. oood condition $7S0 153-8881

712 AppUancee

B U Y • S E L L • T R A D E Rebuil t s t o v e s , r e f r i g e r a t o r s freezer* TV'*. VCR'*, microwaves aa condmonera 8 dsKumidMars

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28801 SouthAaid 888-2800 •38-7800

Fiftf PLACC M a t dreutanna aaa NaaMr/lnaart 40.000 BTU'a $M0 Caa afMr 8pm 481-7004

HOTPO»rr icamaki kig. almond $360 L iflon Art nova a ml-g o — • a $380/8o#i 338-8189

a n * 17 ou fl

ax900"™ M e n . ttto or $88-8847

MOVING SALE fr WMf« <cmbot $ M » nmm QC hae^r .aaKar. I ' M * M a w a a o n ^ o u a a Oym i«00 <*op» aaa rm>m» S10fr WMrt-

pawarad PM"» »7» $®S-1717

MPMKMAATOft. AMMrM. 21 ou ft

$ f 0 8

Me naw $380 Aleo i l l m i l M $80 M P « B 8 8 f 7 8

ROLAND RD-250S PIANO w/caas $1100 Ensomq SO 80 Synth w/cass $900 Korg M3R w'ram card $800 All exoeaent condition 454-4503

WANTED to buy Baby Grand ebony ftmah. top condition (no dealer*!, private party Tha beet buy 'or $2500 cash Dey* Leon, 642-4472

W e Buy... P I A N O S

(Spinet*. Coneoies Grand*) - ANO

H A M M O N D O R G A N S (8-3 C-3 A-100. 8 other*)

C a l l M r . H o w a r d

( 3 ^ ) 5 3 1 - 5 9 2 0

726 VCR, TV, Stereo, Hi-Fi, Tape Decks

126 WATT Flatter stereo rsmole, turntable. CO 8 caaaet t i 4 Pioneer

TV SET L*v»er l el non $ 100

10 portaMewMaw nt condi-880-0770

730 Sporting Ooode Exercise Equipn ent

ATOMIC SKIS JOOCM «nn Martar o m o r ftx 01 Equlpa

boota a t e 390 Oood comHtMn Aak mg $124 483-8330

MAOe $18 I W na T f i mm imapa 838 a l a v o 0 m « * naw.$1 MO Aaotor J a f t a t 4$4-7383

•800 or baa* ofli w " 478-7088

M04WIC F L O (JOLO *or td Oaaa mai naw Mardi

1003 OOOOArwi Caa. $81-8414

POOL TABLE - MCLOTHMOS ( 1 8 8 C«8 Torwr 737-4

P T $08-8634 POOL TABLES

308-7386 I M - M T J

PftCCOR 81$ L SBM and AvKs MO

W o n g M a l a r . 3-4 man. 4 i CM, a M M a r . « " 1100 Caftftantfy

730 Sporting Goods Exerciee Equipment

POOL TABLE - • I t . 3 _ aacaftanl oondMon. $900 474-8421

Roaatonol DV8-S W/T bmd-$250 Purple Lan«a • . »128; Qraj^Harf tnj

boots, size 8 $60

SKIS • 2 p M 8 poles, good oondl-IMt >188

SOLOFLEX with buttarfty ft lag at-tachment* Like new $800 Cal John evae 454-0209

WANTEO Nordic Track *C Ski Machine Deed, good condition.

581-6827

3 MARTIN MSO - Compound bows, indoor target. 3-0. camouftage. $350-4375-8400 Prime 840-6240

735 Wanted To Buy ALL ANTIQUES BOUGHT

Postcards, old movts megazmee. Shefty china, perfume bottles

paper doM. toy*. rrHfttary 348-3154

WANTED - upper kitchen cat-net 10 70'a. Adler Kay de-

C a l Mike 535-2630 with door*, ugn 36x30

WANTED WOMEN'S etothmg 8 • m l mck neck houaehoid decora-tions Free pick-up. Ptaaaa cak be-tween 10 6 5pm: 581-2677

736 AbeoJutely Free Rune Mondays Only

COUCH - 3 cushions, eerty amert-can, yellow flowered, excellent con-dition 464-1655

OLD REFRIGERATOR, antique, you pick up 476-0057

736 Household Pets ADULT CATS. (2) 5 yr old active fe-males. prater to stay together, front dedawed. vaccinated 647-5117

AFRICAN grey Parrol hand fed. very tame. 3 montha old $850 or best offer, m d u d e e cage 8 scceeeo-rws Call after 5PM 081-0021

AFRICAN GREY TIMNEH - msture proven brsadtng pair cags 8 nest box Included 652-6056

AIREDALE MIX 2 male pups left 10 weak* Ca l Christina before 3 pm

670-8488 after 4PM 466-3063

BEAGLE - Female, 5 year* old. rea-sonable to loving home Can 462-2836

BICHON FRISE Puppies - 8 wk* oid. AKC high quality $350 lor males. $450 Ismsles 313-865-7565

BLUE & GOLD MACAW Excellent t ake r , fnendiy. complete

cage and suppMs $1 Ask tor Judy.

1.500 261-9060

BOUViEfi -Rescue -for sdufls only Call 868^636 or 881-0200

CATS 2 beautiful brother*, neutered, to s good home (together* 646-0363

CHOW MIX - 3 mth old female black, houaebroken, $150 Need pel cage, wtl bargain 425-4255

CHOW PUPS, 7 weeks AKC. shots.

081-5466 or 277-2738

606 Vehicle 4

Boats. TraMrt . Trucks Outdoor, wM-kghsed •

P e c t r t d y i l i H h $

612 Motorcycles Mini-Bikes

H A R L ^ W X M H m 1200 Ev-olution. Sportster 4.000 MMa. Par-Met. Black, Chrome. Bags. Baft Or . 36,800 038-8072

SUZUKI 1088 - 250, wa low hours. $1300 810-683-3388

614 Campers, TreMsrs 6 Motorhomee

LIFETIME camping m a m b a r a f p Coest-to-Coast Park Paid $3,806. muat s a l $500 800-238-0327

T R A I L E R S & 3 9 . 0 0 0 P A R T S I

5x8 tttt, $530. 6VM10. $800. Car hauler with brakes, ramps. Jack, new tlrss. $1703; 6x8 Snow Frame. $308. 6 H 2 High Side. $888 Axles, lend-er*. *{?<ts. tie-down*, tieennga. tlrss. coupler I. D-<1ngs. brakes, lack*, cycle raM, pickup hrtchss. $80 06 Joe ' s Traaar Mlg 13374 Farmmgton Rd /l-06 313-261-0050

WALOENWOODS C a m p g r o u n d MemberaNp, must *M!

810-060-0417

616 Auto 4 Track Perts4 Service

CADILLAC 1087 Atlanta hardtop color pearl 363-6309

820 Autos Wanted

ABSOLUTELY H I G H E S T S P A I D F O R Q u a l i t y C a r s & T r u c k s

We buy wtth mtegrlty r tesae call Jeft Benson Car Co

562-7011

W A N T E D A U T O S & T R U C K S

BILL BROWN - U S E D C A R S -

35000 Ptymouth Rd.. Livonia 5 2 2 - 0 0 3 0

621 Junk Cars Wanted All AUTOS - TOP$$$

Junked, wrecked or running

E & M: 4 7 4 - 4 4 2 5 Evenings 608-4600

Turh thai (unk. running or wrecked car/truck Into cash $25-$5000 L i c e n s e d B u y e r . 8 4 2 - 1 2 7 5

622 Trucks For Sale CHEVY 1900 Pick Up, automatic, amfm stereo casset te new tires. Nks new. $6500 CaH Jim. 380-5156

COCKER, AKC, bull mala 8 wks shots champion line $125 765-5224

OACHSHUND, maM. black 8 tan, 9 wks old AKC $200 477-3162

DALMATIAN - AKC, 10-mo female Obedient friendly wonderful with kida Needs a good home 416-8823

I SPANIEL AKC, maM liver;whrta, $200

(3131535-0637

FEMALE Cocker Spaniel looking for good home 7H Yrs old, all snots, trained 422-5768

GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPY AKC registered. 4 month* oM. maM

041-0009

GERMAN SHEPHERD, AKC. 11 mo old beautiful lemal*. graat with kid*, homabrokan Please cak tamay has no time for me $200 427-5862

GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies. AKC excellent temperment heelth guarantee 202-7113

GOLOEN RETRIEVER PUPS AKC Registered Champion sired O F A Health guaranteed 421-1085

GOLDEN Retriever pups; AKC;OFA, 7 wk* 1st shots vet checked 8 wormed, $300 810-653-0741

GOLDEN RETRIEVER PUPS - AKC Ready Feb 5 Greet family pets Shots 545-8033

Gordon Setter-male. born. 6-30-93. AKC, great hunt! dog Grand Rapids AKC, graat hunting stock'family

616-801-1377

KITTENS - REASONABLE, purs white maM 8 female calico Both very loving 8 Iriendly 513-2479

LABRADOR PUPPIES. dewdaw*. chocolate/yeftow'bieck Walertord Leave meeeage673-5089

LABRADOR puppie* - AKC Choco-late 10 weeks Price negotiabM

286-0352

LABRADOR Retrievers yMow or Mack 10 weeks oid AKC

313 255-8070

LAB;SHEPHERO S» able; "Sabby' 1"1 yr old

big. lov-1 female

Houaebroken Loves children other dogs $65 adoption tea 643-6525

MACAW - Shamrock 2 years old Hand raised 8 fed. tame 8 talking $1500 includes large decorative cage Petti or Greg 810-726-7353

DARLING Mix Breed Puppies Please can Karen at 3 73-6663

PEKINGESE MALE, 6 months. AKC light tewn. Mack maak Phone day* or leave message 450-2344

POODLES 7 shots

ka. Mack. AKC.

061-5466 or 277-2738

RABBIT Adorable black 8 whrte lemale needs new home Cage in-cluded Leave meesaga. 053-0051

ROTTWEILER, puppies. AKC rei 525-0325

registered exceaeni pedigree $500 eech CM

ROTTWEILERS m i l l ota 3 Greet home protection

AKC Puppies. 6 4 males 048-3611

SHELTY (Toy CcMel AKC, msM 10 • M l sebM 8 White lua coiier $275 or lees for cash 534-2680

SHEPHERD MIX - heertbroken owner bemg torcad to grve up 2 year old maM Head! good home with no children Good guard dog Houae-broken. playful 8 gentle 487-1682

SIAMESE KITTENS, mala 8 lam sis 8 wi

Blue Point, ka old. $75

301-1012

TO GOOO HOME inatde yellow Male Lab 2 yrs m March Needs TLC CM efter 6PM 421-7401

i l * n . . m 1 ' W r t l J O I I I t M

DOG OBEDIENCE TRAINING In your h o m e - Uvonia area

Convenient AffordabM Mon Thurs . 7am lo 7pm 513-8251

LOOKMG to Mbrador with In Canton I AKC I

AKC

744 Hereee, LJvoetock Equipment

TftAOC your Cabin f e v w lor Horse Fev«r Learn EngMh RMmg or Or»v-mg Breve the cMB to cas t* the le-

saM 437-OOM

600 Rec. VeMciee KOWA8AWKI JET SKI 8800C

Muat s M $1800 or beM

ARCTIC CAT CHEETAH 440 tQ74

8 yum engkne 8 okAch m W M Moving i M s M $800 or beat

out of I M S . 888-8700

AUCTIC CAT err 1001 $«000 1.000 • Work 481 SO00

•aaa u k a nmm 484-0037

AHT1C CAT 88. JAO duacn. hmOmmmm oaw—an StOOO/baa

A r a . 440. naw

I ^ 7

N X A W M 0 ioeo S K I - Wacunr $3 700

term 478-8088

YAMAHA 1087 8IVITM Beclrtc atan M l pnpa aluda low mOaa t i a a o 834-$088 or 824-3778

CHEVY 1000 '1 TON - Automatic, work truck $7077 GORDON CHEVROLET 456-5250

CHEVY 1900 WORK TRUCK - Mr ton, V6. automatic. 23.000 mMa. $6486 GORDON CHEVROLET 458-5250

CHEVY 1091 FULL SIZE PlCK-UP -'1 ton, extended cab, ufvereOo package - automatic. M . window*, lock*, tut and cruise. VS $13,805 GORDON CHEVROLET 456-5250

CHEVY 1001 v. TON PICK-UP Ex-tended cab. automatic. M 350 V8, only $12,980 BILL FOX CHEVROLET 651-2262

CHEVY 1002 BLAZER LT - 4 door, Nortec V6. leather loaded. Ike new only $16,960 BILL FOX CHEVROLET 651-2262

CHEVY 1902 V» TON - Sport pick-up fuWy loaded. Hke new. only $13,960 BILL FOX CHEVROLET 651-2262

CHEVY 1903 S10 BLAZER - Tahoe package fuOy loaded, only 10.000 miles, your* only $ 17.060 BILL FOX CHEVROLET 651-2262

DODGE 1088 Dskots LE. lone box. Hnsr. cap. v-6. automatic. $4800

313-348-6840

DODGE 1001 DAKOTA - V6. auto-matic air. low rruieege trade $8388

Dick Scott Dodge 684 Ann Arbor Rd

451-2110 USEO CARS 062-3322

DODGE 1902 0-150 LE - V8. auto-matic. air, black beauty and more1

$9088

Dick Scott Dodge 684 Ann Arbor Rd

451-2110 USED CARS 062-3322

FORD F150, 1000 Lariat - custom cap new tires, excellent condition $9,000 «rm After 4pm 453-1941

FORD RANGER XLT - 1903 Manual 11.000 mMa $0000

471-4452

FORD RANGER 1088 XLT Super-cab. automatic powar steering/ brakes sir. am/hn cassette. 2-lone grey 45.000 miles. exceMnt condi-tion, $5 400 Aftar 6pm 360-0450

FORD XLT 1980 SUPER CAB, 305 V-8. short bad, 4x2. loaded, cap-tama chairs new I r e s Mue 8 tan. 63000 M M . $8500/beat Leave

Jaft 425-2358

FORD 1072 pick-up. good condi-tion. auto transmission. 360 engine $1400 or bast offer 532-0605

FORD 1985 F250 Pickup 8700 GVW new pamt job 87,000 mMa. no rust 261-8403

FORD 1966, F150 pick-up. excellent condition 8 cytmdsr engine trsMr pecksgs. heavy duty tlrss 8 suspen-sion We can provide financing with onf, $231 down 8 low monthly pay-ments 20 rranute credit approval by phone, OAC TYME AUTO 455-5568

FORD 1086 RANGER XLT - Extend-ed Cab. 5 speed, air. cap. much mors very d e a n $4488 Jack CauMy Chev /GEO 855-0014

FORD 1087 BRONCO II XLT - auto-matic $7000 FOX TOYOTA ROCHESTER Open Mon -Sal 846-0400

FORD 1067 F-150 Pickup - w 'cap $5405

SUBURBAN OLDS CAOILLAC 643-0070

FORD 1080 F-150 XLT Lariat. S O L. automatic overdrive aw HM. cruMe. kmited mc trailer tow csp 42.000 maes $8 000 427-2060

FORD 1080 Ranger 4 cylinder 4 •peed with over drtve Excaaent condition $4705 421-8248

FORD TWT EXPLORE" - 1 door automatic, sir M a naw $11 088

354-8800 TAMAROEF 0OOGE

FORD 1081 Ranger - 8 cylinder 5 ip sea 26.000 maes warranty, $7 100 484-1488

FORD 1081 1003 F-150 PICK-UPS -

F A I R L A N E F O R D 5 ® 2 - 1 1 7 2

FORD 1082 EXPLORER XLT - 2 wheal drtve 114,086

STARK MICKEY FORO 538-8173

K M 0 1082 EXPLORER Opart $15,086

STARK H I C W r F O I O 538-8178

FORO 1802 F-180 XLT Lanal $11,480

STARK MICKEY FORO $38-0178

TORO 1082 RAMQER XLT 7 lo oftaiBM. prtoed *ow> SO 703 DEMMER FORO 731-3000

FORD 1083 F-100 s u l s m a M M . 7.000 M a . Mowroam perMct 111.300 483-3434

HINES PARK LMCOtMMERCURY

YAMAHA 1001

$3800

FTOO Pick-up 1877 • Toa rneny new parts M IM. $3 000 or M l o lo r

301 3108

end cleen as naM Hurry BOS jSANNCfrra

POM1TAC/088Cm**

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622 Tracks For Sale

$15,303 DEMMER FORO 73

FORD 1083 "Lightning'' F-1B0 XLT • 351. automat ad $17,013 DEMMER FORO

8 locks, o t M . m . qx-d i o M r a . t o O d o 8 . l 1 7 . 4 M DEMMER FORO 1

GMC 1001 SONOMA ST - Sport psrkege V0, a s bedlkiei snd moral Ready to got $7880

BOB JEANNOTTE PONTIAC'GMC TRUCK

Plymouth, 453-2500

GMC 1003 1 TON Extended Cab-DusOy. SLE package, low mass. M a

BILL FOX CHEVROLET 061 -2282

RANGER 1080. XLT 5 apaad stick.

Cil condition $4700/beet Wont long. prtvaM owner 728-0380

RANGER tool XLT - Excellent con-dition. $8300 or beat MuM eM Day* 557-4711; Evas 474-2885

SUBURBAN 1002 - 2 wheal Ortva 13.500 miles Silver 8 black $18,000 391-0908

YESTEROAY PRICES TOOAY TYME AUTO 455-5568

623 Vans 1 9 8 6 - 1 9 9 3 A E R O S T A R S I

LARGEST Selection m Town' • AM Kinds • 35 to choose from!

DEMMER FORD 7 2 1 - 2 6 0 0

AEROSTAR 1068 XLT Loaded ExcaOant condition $6500 Aftsr 4 00 p m 421-1823

AEROSTARS 1000-1003 8 extended tenth Starring $8 088

F A I R L A N E F O R D 5 8 2 - 1 1 7 2

AEROSTAR 1889. XLT, fuky loaded, high mass, bul priced right, only $3000 Cute HttM red van TYME AUTO 455-5586

AEROSTAR 1902. showroom condi-tion. almost never ueed. can Nnance with only $300 down low monthly payment* OAC TYME AUTO 455-5566

AEROSTAR 1903 XLT Extended Loaded, excaaent condition 4000 maes $16,905 Altar 7PM 478-0159

ASTRO 1965 conversion van, f u l power, automatic, M . amim cas-sette. 72.000 original mass $4000

421-6045

brMss 8 exhaust, graal Inside & out $7000 676-0042

ASTRO 1000 CL Package 7 Pas-senger. loeded. rear M . rear heat. low m«es $9S00 oftar <78-8545

ASTRO 1080 80.000 mMa. sxcel-lent condition. 7 passenger, cruise, tit . Mr , smtm $6500 261-8236

CARAVAN 1087 - 7 | mass. $5905

SUBURBAN OLDS CADILLAC 643-0070

CHEVY 1089 CARGO VAN New engine Vsry good condition $4500 937-0659

CHEVY 1984 BeeuvWe $2.300/best offer After 7pm 591-6687

CHEVY 1985 CONVERSION -81 000 maes $6090 FOX TOYOTA ROCHESTER Open Mon -Sal 656-0400

CHEVY 1987 ASTRO Automatic. «r . stereo low maes $5977 GORDON CHEVROLET 456-5250

CHEVY 1989 BEAUV1LLE - loaded low mass $0005

SU6UFT&AN OLDS CADIILAC 643-0070

CHEVY 1900 LUMINA APV - 7 pas-jenger. fuky eompped. doth interi-or, dean $6665 Jack Csuisy Chev ;GEO 855-0014

CHEVY 1902 ASTRO - Automatic, an tat and cruiee power lock*, one owner, only $12,980 BILL FOX CHEVROLET 651-2282

CHEVY 1903 ASTRO - Aluminum wheel*, power wmdow*/tocka. tm and crutss. 8 passenger, cl modM. 6000 mass, only $15,205 GORDON CHEVROLET 456-5250

CHEVY 1003 LUMINA APV - 3 8 V6. automatic 0 ; 0 . loaded, 7 passen-ger. 10,700 mMa $15,005 Jack Caulsy Chsv /GEO 855-0014

CHEVY 1004 ASTRO EXT - AWO. lulty loaded 5000 mAee. lull warran-ty. only $20 980 BILL FOX CHEVROLET 651-2262

DODGE 1989 CARAVAN SE - V6. automatic, air, $6488

Dick Scott Dodge 684 Ann Arbor Rd

451-2110 USED CARS 962-3322

DODGE i960 GRAN0 CARAVAN SE - V6, 7 passenger $7668

354-6800 TAMAROFF OOOGE

DODGE 1900 CARAVAN LE - fully equipped must see $8066

354-6800 TAMAROFF OOOGE

DODGE 1900 GRAND CARAVAN SE, V6. automatic. M. power win-dow* $ lock*. I owner trade $0688

Dick Scott Dodge 684 Ann Arbor Rd

451-2110 USED CARS 962-3322

DOOGE 1991 CARAVAN - 7 ger automatic, air, 41 000 mMa. $0488 354-6800

TAMAROFF DOOGE

FORO 1088 AEROSTAR XLT - extra dean , low maee. 7 passenger $5005

453-2424

HINES PARK LINCOLN-MERCURY

FORO 1080 AEROSTAR XL 8 pes-aenger. fu*y loaded, special Monday st $5068 GOROON CHEVROLET 458-5250

FORO I960 AEROSTAR Extended van. several to chooss from. $8405

FOX HILLS ChrysM-Plymouth-Jeep-EagM

455-8740 061-3171

FORO 1001 Aerostar EddM Bauer edition, loeded 54.000 maee, M wheM drtve, 100 000 mae/5 p ex-tended warranty $15,300 484-4307

FORO 1001 E 150 Work Van -$7495

STARK HICKEY FORO 538-8178 536-6800

FORO 1001 E-150 - High lop con-version van. only 28.000 maee. $13,005

STARK HICKEY FORO 538-817$ 538-8800

FORO 1001 Parcel Van 14 ft IMt floor V8 $12,801 DEMMER FORO 721-2800

FORD 1083 AEROSTAR $11,0S8 STARK HICKEY FORO

538-817$ 536-8800

FORO 1082 AEROSTAR Extended -

locks cruMs. UN $ more i owner trade $12 288

Dick Scott Dodge 084 Ann Arbor Rd

461-3110 USEO CARS 003-3332

FORD 1083 SUPER WAGON XLT -1$ [ m i f i g i f duM M 6 MM. pam ai

731-3 mftea $15 003 OEMMEft FORO

FORO 1003 AEROSTAR Wagon XLT - 7 (laaiangar htgti can aw $ heat. Extended power w i d o w s 8 M M CruMe M OMv $13,000

RO 731-3800

FORO 1013 CLUB WAGON XLT - 13 VS 4uM M 8 MM. auM-

6 M M . M M H $1$ 083

731-3BSO

FORO 1808 S t e e r Cargo Van aw M H ton $14.1

731-W

GMC 1887- 18SS SaMns 8 A M M

BOB JSAMMOTTE FONTLACOMC TRUCK

443-31S3

ORAM) VOYAGER 1001 L l m mm $13 008

O R A M VOYAGER 1880 - SB. I ad. M»v MM Msft MBM. SUOS

$1.

623 Vane

FORO 1SBS CLUB WAGON XLT -01 i n L 13 paaaannar. M a i M M 1 ton. loaded Yea. •20.083 DEMMER FORO 731-3

FORD 1003 F-150 S u p e r c a b 'MARK M Conversion V*. auto-

matic. M . M a l a r M the toys. 3.000 mftea $10,483 DEMMER FORD 731-3800

LLMMNA. 1001, APV, 28.000 maee. 7 (313H30-1374

MAZDA 1001 MPV- $11,406

BILL C O O K 4 7 1 - 0 8 0 0

MAZDA 1001 MPV - Al wheal drtve. SC options $12,006

FOX HILLS ChrysMr-Plymouth-Jaap-EagM

455-8740 061-3171

PLYMOUTH 1067 VOYAGER. 4 cyl-inder, automatic excaaent condi-tion, $1670 onftr M TYME. TYME AUTO 456-5566

PLYMOUTH VOYAGER - 7 paeeenoar automatic. M. power. 1 ownar. low mftea $7085 Lrvonia ChrysMr-Plymouth 525-7004

PLYMOUTH 1000 GRAND VOYAG-ER LE. 1 ownsr. 45,000 maes. Me nwwl $9905 453-2424

HINES PARK LINCOLN-MERCURY

PLYMOUTH 1091-1002 VOYAGERS 8 CARAVANS - Large mic t ion , 6 cylinder an powar. low mass from

Lrvonia Chrysler-Plymouth 525-7804

PLYMOUTH 1903 Grand Voyager SE- 3 3 VS. eutometic. Mr. powar windows/locks, anti-lock brafcaa. Quad sealing and m o r * $ 18,068

Dick Scott Dodge 664 Ann Arbor Rd

451-2110 USED CARS 082-3322

PONTIAC 1082 TRANS SPORT SE

M power options. 32.000 r clean as n M $13,466

BOB JEANNOTTE PONT I AC 'GMC TRUCK

Ptymouth, 453-2500

VOYAGER 1068 - LE. exc slant con-dition. naw brMss . Darter* 8 tires Loedsd $6700 328-3284

624 Jeeps & Other 4-Wheel Drives

AZUZU Trooper 1088 LS - 4 * 4, t rsMr hitch, runs great, body m good shape- $3.100 or bsst oiler,

738-5161 or 334-2018

BRAVADA 1001 OMs 30.000 maes. trsfter packsgs dark red. $14,300 After 8pm. 380-8534

BRONCO II 1087 XLT. 4X4. euto-matlc. loaded, new exhaust excel lent condition $4800/beM 980-8717

BRONCO II 1089 EddM Bauer - 5 speed Sunroof Very good condi-tion $7500 or bast offer 647-0653

CHEVY 1063 Silverado 4x4. 350, automatic, air. extra deen. 27.000 mMa on motor 500 miles on rebuff trensmMaion. 721-0730

CHEVY 1080 - S-10, Tahoe M pow-er. loaded, exceftent condition, $7200 530-1886

CHEVY 1901 S10 BLAZER 4X4 - 4 door, tufty loeded. 2 to chooee from, starting al $13,080 BILL FOX CHEVROLET 651-2282

CHEVY 1002 S-10 BLAZER 4X4- LT package. Mather, loeded. 28 000 miles Immaculate! $17,688

BOB JEANNOTTE PONTIAC/GMC TRUCK

Plymouth 453-2500

CHEVY 1903 BLAZER - Ful Mza 4X4, sport modM Silverado pack-age - power windows, locks/seal tut and cnaae, and more $22,905 GOROON CHEVROLET 458-5250

OOOGE 1083 - 4X4 7' Mejsra Made, runs good

Many new par ts First $2,000 take* 450-1310 or 416-0640

DOOGE 1003 RAMCHARGER -Canyon Spon , 4X4. loaded, loeded ioededl $17,668

Dick Scott Dodge 684 Ann Arbor Rd

451-2110 USED CARS 962-3322 EXPLORER. 1001. 4x4, Mue. 2 door 56.000 mMa. alarm, loaded. excM-Mnt condition $14,000 453-8009

EXPLORER. 1002 XLT. Msthsr inte-rior trailer tow packaga loaded. $16 900 425-1884

EXPLORER 1002 4 door EddM Bauer Edition. Mack very clean. $16,000 CM either PauM or John 8AM-5PM 537-0044

EXPLORER 1002 EddM Bauer -Green, tan leather 28.000 maee Loaded Mint $18,850

651-1525 or 288-7400

FORO 1900 RANGER STX King Cab. 4x4. automatic, ear $5788

354-6600 TAMAROFF DOOGE

FORO 1901 EXPLORER 4X4 XLT-Ak power $15,005

FOX HILLS ASD^eTilo" C*ty,T>OU' J**P96V?Tl71

FORD 1002 F-150 4x4 $13,066 STARK HICKEY FORD

536-6178 538-6800

FORO 1002 F-150 XLT FLARESlOE - Super cab. 4X4 $15.005

STARK HICKEY FORO 536-6178 538-6800

FORO 1003 F350 - 4x4, V8, auto-malic. cruiee, till caaaetM. M . 70 i t M $20,403 DEMMER FORO 721-2600

GEO 1002 TRACKER automatic av 4x4 low maes $8405

SUBURBAN OLOS CAOILLAC 843-0070

GMC 1003 JIMMY 4X4 - AM opUona. 10 000 mftes. $18 904

FOX H ILLS 4 5 5 ^ ? ^ J n 4 m O U ' , ^ > * * 9 8 i S " l 7 1

GMC 1003 SUBURBAN 4X4 Fufty loaded mdudmg duM M and neat a muet see. oMy $23,080 BILL FOX CHEVROLET 661-2282

GMC 1003 - Yukon loeded. 12.000 mMa $22 500 Firm 814-615-0606

f o n r i : j S ? 4 7 !

313-453-0833

JEEP 1080 WRANOLER 8 cyftnder 4X4 automatic. Mr low mftaa. only $11,080 BILL FOX CHEVROLET 861-2383 JEEP 1081 CMEROKEE 4X4 - Lare-do packaga M powar $11,006

FOX-HILLS Chrysiar-Ptymouth-Jeap-EagM

458-8740 001-3171

JEEP. 1001 WranMsr apaad. sdR-too AM-FM 40 000 fflBM 9 . 8 0 0

3 3 L $

JEEP 1083 CHEROKEE LARCOO OMy $12,000 FOX W F H

JEEP 1883 CHEROKEE 4X4 LarM r low MMa $16,088

FOX HILLS 001-3171

4 0 . $ $14,000

D i c k S c o t t D o d g e 084 Ann Ar*ar Rd

481-31«0 UBCO C A M 003-3333

SUZUKI 1881 S M O C K . Mr. BUM-mafte. 4X4 1 tops 31.080 M M

I Mft M S W T

eOROON CHEVROLET 408-8300

TOYOTA 1087 HCK-UP 4X4 - OMy

^ T O Y O T A

TOYOTA 1800 PICK-UP 4X4 - Oft*

POX TOYOTA

6 2 4 i e e p e A O t t i e r

W

SUZUKI 1081 SIOEKX* - 4 .4 Con-

TAMAROPF DOOGE

SUZUKI 1801 4X4 - $ spaed. $4000-FOX TOYOTA ROCHESTER Open Mon -SM

62S Sports* Imported Cars

ACCURA 1080 MTEORA L«. 3 door. haachftftCl, lormo rM. bMt*

ACURA INTEGRA 1881 LS SpacMI -Stack, loaded. spoftM $ naw tlreii

344-0377

ACUfW 1888 Integra. rM. 3 door. S

a.LL.Mai it oondMon RMiUla 8 Mi . Asking S6300

ACURA 1881 - Integra LS. IC, power stmroo*. Ms ne miles. $13,000

• . 14.000 548-2302

AUOt DO - M L BMck Tan L o a d e d E x c e l l a n t condi t ion $14,500 644-5136

AUOI 1001 00 - Red. $0000 363-1300

TAMAROFF BMW 10M 32$. 5 apw repen ted sunroof, seosftsnt run-ning condraon $ 4 ^ 9 0 028-3487

BMW 1007 7381 - 4 door $0800 FOX TOYOTA ROCHESTER Open Moo -Sat 868-0400

CORVETTE 1073 - low mftsage. V8 350. automatic, powar windows/ brakes. M . I tope. Crsgsr mns. many upda t e s MuM saM $10,000 A f M 5 p m 586-7411

CORVETTE 1000 CONVERTIBLE BeM the spring with white on whits $18,000 GORDON CMEVROLET 458-6250

CORVETTE 1000 -powar seats , glass top. Boee mora $17,365 Jack CauMy Chav /GEO 855-0014

CORVETTE 1001 -Automatic ioad-900 051-3282

W n « C M K ' WW ' "RtRW ed 35,000 mftes. only $23,000 BILL FOX CMEVROLET HYUNDAI 1080 ExoM GS. SII-LMMH condition. 50,000 miss. AM-FM cassette, power sunroof $2500

344-8020

INF1NITI 1991 M-X! - Onfy $11,500 FOX TOYOTA ROCHES Open Mon S e t

TER 858-0400

INFINITY 1003 J30 T 7.000 W M . perfect condi t ion, M options. $29 000 ftrtw 642*8448

ISUZU 1001 ROOEO -$10,800 353-1300

— TAMAROFF MAZOA MX6 1000 - $7905

BILL C O O K 4 7 1 - 0 8 0 0

MAZDA 1064 626 - 4 door sport aedan 5 apssd . power $1500 CM after 4 pm 961-0237

MAZOA 1001 PROTEGE - 38.000

ROCHESTER 656-0400

FOX TOYOTA Open Mon -Sat

MAZDA. 1001 323 SE. 2 door hatch-back. 18.000 maes. 5 speed. M . casearte sMreo. $5,300 737-8028

MERCURY CAPRI, 1091 XR2. Red convertible 5-apeed Mr. 16.000 mftes $8750 or best ofter CM MM 6pm 313-582-1770

MERKUR 1085 - Low vilsiga 5 •peed Air Loaded DiesOent condi-tion $3500 SUBARU 1088, JUSTY sm/fm iter eo hatchback, aftvar wtth red pin striping. greM gas mis age TYME does it sgam only $1049 TYME AUTO 455-5586

VOLVO 1991, 240 WAGON $14,200 353-1300

TAMAROFF

655 Eagle TALON 1000 TSI - M. must $7686

0000 TAMAROFF OOOGE

656 Buick CENTURY, 1080 - 4 door, dark Mue runs good, good condftton. $850 or best ofter 563-1528

CENTURY 1000 - $4405

BILL C O O K 4 7 1 - 0 8 0 0

LeSABRE 1980 Limned - fuOy equipped, extrs d a a n . one owner sffordabM Only $5805

DICK SCOTT BUICK 453-4411

LeSABRE 1080 - 41.000 mftea, showroom Marp> $8088

354-6600 TAMAROFF DOOGE

LESABRE 1080 - 74.000 mftes. p e -er Hearing. M . smtm sfcmnnum wheels. BMmg $63p0 824-6441

LESABRE 1000 LTD. 4 door, black l o a d e d , e x c e l l e n t c o n d i t i o n , $11,500 641-7$40

LeSABRE 1000 $0405

BILL C O O K 4 7 1 - 0 8 0 0

ftOAOMASTER 1013 U M M —

WOA£WAST» WM UMTTEO SLNMJMBAM OLOS CAOILLAC

043-0070

" " L A R K - * T * ' , * 0 ? n . . -

AfMOpm 0B1-J117

SKYLARK 1000 - j r e s t CM 473-7886

BROUGHAM 1880 - d e e n $11,486 SUBURBAN OLOS CAOILLAC

643-0070

CAOILLAC 1003 ST». Polo y e a n , w t leather. Boaa-CO. Lumbar seats. A M . traction oontral 30.000 M f t $28,500 081-8608

COUPE 0CVIUE 1088 and loaded 00.000 mftaa. $6808 GOROON CHEVROLET 498-6300

ELDORAOO 1000 - MuM see M a

SUBURBAN OLDS CAOILLAC 043-0070

ELDORADO 1086 - FM. car. antra dean . 08.000 mftes. Mather loadsd muat see. $4.195/best 201-3037

ELDORADO 1083 - V8. Mfty loaded 33.000 mftss. only $23 ,880 BILL FOX CHEVROLET 651 2282

FLEETWOOD 1082 DEI - 4 door. M Meek. Mather 104.000 MMa. « M -leivi^ S q u a r e L M . / T M j j ^

SEDAN OeVILLE 1002 - $18,080 FOX TOYOTA ROCHESTER Open Mon-SM

SEVILLE 1080 - VS. ftMy loaded, low mftaa. onfy $12,080 BILL FOX CHEVROLET 061-3282

SEVILLE 1000 STS - BM roof. cMan. needs nothing, i see. $15,800 U S -

SEVILLE 1002 very low mftes $23.500 AfMr O^m

SEVILLE 1002. Polo Green, neutral Mether. immaculate Warranty, low

381-5824

660 Chevrolet BE RETT AS 1088 - 2 to chooee trom. starting M $408011 BILL FOX CHEVROLET 861-2282

BERETTA 1080 - Automatic, onfy $4500 FOX TOYOTA ROCHESTER Open Mon-SM 656-0400

im-BERETTA 1080 GT - Fu l | ' ueuafty nice si $4977

GORDON CMEVROLET ,458.5230

BERETTA. 1000. Indy Yeftow. auto-matic. M. " I I I MM. sunroof. Vlpet. 37.000 mftaa $8,050 470-2080

CAMARO 1085 • 2 door automatic, a*, extrs deen . muM seM $2780

101 Q800 TAMAROFF DOOGE

CAMARO 1001 RS - Green. I FOX TOYOTA ROCHESTER Open Mon-Sat 656-0400

CAMARO 1001 RS - V8. automatic. M. must seel $7088

354-8800 TAMAROFF DOOGE

CAMERO 1001 RS - Loaded, rsd $0700 or best 586-2482

CAPRICE 1004 4 door. VS. M . M -eo cassette, sxceftsni condition ineide $ out. no ruM. new bras, shock*. Mrtngs. corburMor. radM-tor. 4 wheM alignment, tune-up brakes exhaust , silver w/grsy valour interior, 00.000 mftee $3700 negotiabM 522-2141

CAVALIER 1085 - for p e n s $200 or beat 513-2470

CAVALIER 1087 cuM MM automat-ic with no ruet low miles. $1380 TYME AUTO 455-5586

CAVALIER 1007 - 27.000 mftaa. $4390 363-1300

TAMAROFF CAVALIER 1088 Z24 - U U naw. M. automatic. VS. stereo $4708 GOROON CHEVROLET 458-5250

CAVALIER 1080 - 4 door, eutomet-ic. Mr. power locks, tftl. cruMs sharp $4388 Jack CauMy Chav /GEO 855-0014

6 6 4 D o t f p e

SHADOW 1001 - Automatic. Mr. snd morW $6388

Dick Scott Dodge 664 Ann Arbor Rd

451-2110 USED CARS 082-3322

666 Ford

LeSABRE 1001 - 27.000 mftaa. $12,680 353-1300

TAMAROFF LeSABRE 1002 LIMITED and loaded 26.000 miles $13,988 GOROON CHEVROLET 458-6250

LeSABRE 1002 LTD - Leather. $15,480 353-1300

TAMAROFF LOOKING tor priced $2000 8 ditton TYME hee from. TYME AUTO

n greet corv meny too chooee

455-5888

PARK AVENUE. 1007 - SPver'RM loeded, enoeftent condition. 84 000 mMa. $6475. 433-1723 days:

408-1374 eves

PARK AVENUE 1083 - $10.1

BILL C O O K 4 7 1 - 0 8 0 0

PARK $13.00

AVENUE 1001 - L

BILL C O O K 4 7 1 - 0 8 0 0

PARK AVENUE 1080

483-2434

H I N E S PARK LMCOCN-MERCURY

PARK AVE . 1081. BgM bkje dark Mue Mather 33.800 *ft

REGAL 1080 - 0 cyt . auaoman

FAIRLANE FORD 5 8 2 - 1 1 7 2

B I L L C O O K 4 7 i - o e o o

nrVKRA 1088 - FM powar

B I L L C O O K 4 7 1 - O t O O

$11,008

ROAOMIASTSR 180 $18 480 31

TAMAROFF

DICK SCOTT BUICK 453-4411

SKVLAAK I S M S r a n d $Mert . 4 MFT M t 13.080 M s ft Pftftena

M M T I I I M « i o m »

(MCK SCOTT BUICK 453-4411

SKYVARK tSSS - i « . M S

BILL COOK 4 7 1 - 0 6 0 0

JACK D E M M E R A F F O R D A B L E S

ESCORT 1083 LX Wagon - auto-matic. an, cassette $sve Mg! $8085

ESCORTS 1001 LX's 8 G r s . auto-matics 8 5 speeds. 6 to chooee. atartlng Irom $4885

TEMPO 1001 GL - 4 door automat-ic. M . tOt. Onfy $8206

CHEVY CAVALIER 1 0 0 1 - 2 door, automatic. M . Mt. cat*ana Hurry

MUSTANG 1001 LX - 4 cyt 5 speed M, power windows 8 locks

Only 31 000 maes

MERCURY TOPAZ 1000 LS - 4 door automatic M . powar win-dows/ lock s ' s e e t s ex t ra clean

PONTIAC GRAND AM 108 door. Mue. automatic. M . Only $4006

ESCORT 1080 GT - 5 speed cruiee. aftarpf Only $4386

P R O M 1000 LX - 0 cyt, 8 power windows 8 locks. M . M, extra Marp Only $5486

P R O M 1000 GT - 5 speed. M M windows $ locks M

4 CO Only

OOOGE DAYTOMA 1080 9ha8>y • 5 ler •mdows 8 took* •ry mce cmf Only

MERCURY TRACER 1880 - 4 door a u t o m a l c M . only 54.000 mftaa Oon 't mMa tNe oner $4888

MUSTANG 1808 GT - VS. M $ •Peed powM windows 8 looks mudi mudi morM OMy $8888

TEMPO 1SSS ST - 4 doer smnwiM-

tCuKT — - • — * TAURUB 1087 LX - 4 M . 8 ML.

AEROSTAR W l M M M O M a v 0 oyt 1 l i i i l n . M . 7 m i 1 iMa

J A C K D E M M E R : A F F O R D A B L E S :

7 2 1 - 5 0 2 0 :

5 / ;

Monday, J anua ry 24 ,1994 O&E • 7 0

CAPRICE 1888 - oMp 30.000 MMa

SUBURBAN OLOS CAOKLAC 843-0070

0APMCC 1080 WAGON - 0 paaaen-o » ^ l » w r o ° m j M a n and loaded M

GOROON CHEVROLET 468-5390

CASH i on ooe _

caah tor yota ueed car CM for

T Y k i AUTO 456-5688

O l l i r M l SM on ooMgnmant prepay

CAVALIER 1080 Z24 - 5 apeed, daan and tow. torn MMa $0001 GOROON CMEVROLET 458-5250

CAVALJER 1001 - Automatic. M . alar an. Mce car $8880 GOROON CHEVROLET 458-5250

CELEBRITY 1088 - 4 door 80.000 MMft. ntoe car. $3806 GOROON CHEVROLET 450-5250

CELEBRITY 1088 - 4 door automat-ic. M . 83.000 MMa. $3805

SUBURBAN OLDS CADILLAC 643-0070

CORSICA. 1888 CL. V-8. toedM. ax caftan t condit ion naw tires, 86.000 mftes. $3,700 201-3210

CORSICA 1080 LT. lufty loaded. > d e e n . 00.000 mftes on engine

564-0347 2 V CORSICA 1001 LT. VS. automatic M . t o . I bag. good condition. $6,300 513-7623

LOOKING for s m M automatics pnoM $2000 8 below TYME has many loo chooee irom TYME AUTO 455-5588

LUMINAS 8 EUROS 1003 - Ful power and low. low mftee Pnced ihoueends below markM. starting irom $10,088 GORDON CMEVROLET 456-5250

YESTEROAY PRICES TOOAY TYME AUTO 455-5566

682 Chrysler

CONCORDE 1983 - Light Plus 17 JOO mftes. $15.900 652-8790

FIFTH AVENUE 1992 - A* ths toy*. 17.000 miles. 1 ownar. mmt condi-tion. must seal UvonM ChryMsr-Plymouth 525-7804

662 Chrysler F*TH AVENUE 1082

Ihar M power $13.1

FOX H ILLS

F*TH AVENUE 1800 - Top ol Me MM koury . S0806

FOX H ILLS —

ChqMar - Plymouth-Jeep-EagM 456-8740 081-3171

IMPERIAL 1080 l i e new. $11,085

Aft luxury ppOone

FOX HILLS ChryaM-Ptymouth-Jeep-EagM

455-8740 001-3171

NEW YORKER 1090 LANOAU -Mark Croaa Edition. loaded/Mather. Ike new $10,006 LhronM ChrysM-Ptymouth 525-7004

YESTERDAY PRICES TOOAY TYME AUTO 456-5586

664 Dodge DAYTONA 1000 - red $5805

.B ILL C O O K 4 7 1 - 0 8 0 0

DYNASTY 1989 - V6. tuHy only $4980 BILL FOX CHEVROLET 661-2262

DYNASTY 1982 LE - V6. tufty equipped must see $7988

354-6800 TAMAROFF DODGE

SHAOOW 1988 $3885

Transportation.

FOX HILLS ChrysM - Plymouth-Jeep-EagM

55-8740 961-3171

SHADOW 1901. tuny loeded per Met' 33.000 maee Automatic smfm cassette, garaged $6,700 702-5566

666 Ford

caah tor your

TYME AUTO

CASH I on pQejgnmonl or pay ueed par CM tor c a M

CLUB WAGON K M M a s an 01 000 GOROON CHEVROLET 4 6 8 * 2 8 0

ESCORTS $ TRACERS 1801-1883 -2 doors. 4 doors. aMaona. Ms ssMc-bon atartlng trom $4600.

FAIRLANE FORD 5 8 2 - 1 1 7 2

ESCORT 1084 - Mad 2 yaw ota an-

or Mai o n a r 588-0708

ESCORT 1000 -EXP orignal ownar. aut amokar, S2600 &MI

80.000 m e a i omattc. norv-

M M S 0 7

ESCORT 1080 LX. 2 door. 53.000 rnHaa. naw Braa 4 brakaa. aaoaOant corKWMXi $4000 478-8827

ESCORT 1801 QT bndMrad $5001 0CMMER FORD

air. loadad.

721-2800

ESCORT 1981 GT - automatic. M must aM $4688

TAMAROFF DOOGE

ESCORT 1981 LX am-bn stereo. 48.000 lent' 1 owner, non smoker, warran-ty dapendaMM $5000

ESCORT 1083 OT - While Premium sound system 1 1 CruMe control 23.000 mftee 442-7028

ESCORT 1002 GT - automatic, M cnaae. sun roof, green. 20.000 MMa $7,005 MuM sM 478-1002

ESCORT 1002 LX - 2 door, bright Okie, auto Vary good condition $6050 or beM ofter 083-0077

SHADOW 1903 ES equipped $8968

354-6800 TAMAROFF DOOGE

Vfl fufty

LeBARON 1988 - 2 door Coupe au-tomatic. M $3068

354-6800 TAMAROFF DODGE

LeBARON 1092 CONVERTIBLE-Power, vary low miles, Irom $11 085 Uvonia ChrysM-Ptymouth 525-7604

LeBARON 02- 03 CONVERTIBLE8-V6, automatic. M . and lots mors SAVE THOUSANDS' Priced trom $11,966

Dick Scott Dodge 664Ann Arbor Rd

451-2110 USED CARS 962-3322 NEW YORKER 1091 dark blue loeded. Ike new 78.000 m4ea $8 900 Muet aee CM 522-3800

SPIRIT 1990 ES - Al power $4995

FOX H ILLS ChrysM-Ptymouth-Jaap-EagM

455-8740 961-3171

SPIRIT 1990 LE - V6 automatic M . sunroof eharpi $4488

354-6600 TAMAROFF DOOGE

SPIRIT 1993 - 4 door, automatic, M. 13.000 maes $0486 or beet of-fer 354-6600

TAMAROFF OOOGE

666 Ford ESCORT 1966 automatic $3493

BILL C O O K 4 7 1 - 0 8 0 0

ESCORT 1991 GT - 5 speed Mr. 28.000 maes, $7095

FOX HILLS ChrysM -Plymouth-Jaap-EagM

455-8740 961-3171

B R U I S E D

C R E D I T ? • B a n k r u p t c y • N o C o - s i g n e r

• S l o w P a y T

CmH VILLAGE FORD get the credit you

cVUlage Ufird Used Cars Lot 2

2 S ™ 2 7 8 - 8 7 0 0

EXCORT 1066 iransm 54.000

4 door, automatic

s. greM car. $1,800. CM after 6pm 450-3170

666 Ford LOWONO W M

8 below ir dMon TYME M a many

MUSTANG 1088. 8 0. M

ftnanoa MM oMy $300

naada^MBM TYME AUTO

MUSTANG 1081 LX Mack. loadM 00001 DEMMER FORO 731-3800

MUSTANG 1001 LX ConverbbM -automatic. M . brtgM rad. M M tap. 31.000 mftes $8301 DEMMER FORO 721-2000

MUSTANG. 1083 COBRA - BMck. Mather aunroof ancMsnt condi-tion. $16.S00 Evae 517-546-6004

P R O M 1001 - Loaded, low mftee $7005

SUBURBAN OLD® CAOILLAC 643-0070

P R O M 1002 GL - automatic M green, low mftes $0702 DEMMER FORO 721-2600

P R O M 1003 GT - moorvoof auto-matic Only $12,083 DEMMER FORO 721 -2800

TEMPO - M 0 50.000 AMO CruMe OrMnM

853-3868

TEMPO 1808 - Extra d a a n . aueo-tna lc . M . errvlm, J l g 0 « GORDON CHEVROLET 458-6250

TEMPO. 1080 GL - 5-apaed. 4 door. 84.000 mftea. good condition 81360 256-6138

TEMPO 1007 - 58.000 mftaa. M. eu-tomaftc. mmt oondMon $3000 530-5007

TEMPO 1000 GL 4 dr. auto. AM-FM caaa a m . good condMon 54.000 mftaa Same owner 86000 6454723

TEMPO 1002 GL - eulomenc. M loeded From $8802 DEMMER FORO 721-2000

TEMPO 1002 GL - Whrte Very d e e n Automatic M stereo, cruaee 33.000 mftaa $8600 477-7057

TEMPO 1002 G L 4 door automatic. M . loaded mint. 12.000 mftas. $7005 488-1206

P R O M 1083 SE auto. AM-FM Cas-sette Red. 8000 mftee P a r t e d oon-

dMon Asking $11.000X.45-0723

TAURUS GLS 8 LX 1088-1003 -•election starting from only

U& F A I R L A N E F O R D

5 8 2 - 1 1 7 2

TAURUS 1007 Wagon - 3rd bench. M extra*. hj»y

$4,200 580-5750 or 067-1111

FESTtVA 1901 $4688 STARK HICKEY FORO

536-6178 536-6800

FESTIVA 1902 - green, only 5.000 miles $5082 DEMMER FORD 721-2600

LTD II, 1065 Broughsm. 65.000 mass, fufty loaded. $2,250 CM 464-7353

MUSTANG 1087 M Mack beauty fiatchback. TYME doee n agam $441 below blue book $1270 TYME AUTO 455-5566

PROBE 1080 LX. deep burgundy em.lm stereo, automatic. M power s t t sns only st TYME $3800 Cen finence Mth onfy $170 down. low monthly payments TYME AUTO 455-5566

PROBE 1001 -mftee. $7900 FOX TOYOTA Open Mon -Set

Automatic, 23.000

ROCHESTER 656-0400

TAURUS 1067 • 4 door. 46,000 mftaa. M e new. muat aaM $4668

111 M i l TAMAROFF DOOGE

TAURUS 1089 LX - 1 ownar, gar-aged M e n a i , wM equipped, gray. buckM seats $4050 842-6803

TAURUS 1009 SHO - Loaded load-ed M$7068 GOROON CHEVROLET 456-5250

TAURUS 1001 - Loeded. Ml power mdmgfit blue, norvemoker. a r b e g Me naw. $8450 562-7011

JEFF BENSON CAR CO

TAURUS 1001 LX Wagon - 3.8L. au-tomatic. M. power windows $ locks. 37,000 mftes. loaded $10,501 DEMMER FORO 721-2600

TAURUS 1902 • 4 door. V6, euto-metic. M ABS $0002 8 other* svaftabM at aimftar savings' DEMMER FORO 721 -2800

TEMPOS 1901-1002 - 2 doors. 4 door*. 10 m stock starting from $4668 STK a 12034

F A I R L A N E F O R D 5 8 2 - 1 1 7 2

NEW '94 PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE 2 DOOR

$ 9 3 1 S 1 N O W

CHRYSLER EMPLOYEES SAVE EVER MORE

$ 6 9 9 9

Equipped wtth Power Wearing powar b rakes . 500 a m p Battery, mim c o n s o l e headl ight warmrvg buzze r 2 2 EFI driver* s i de s i r t i ag p remium sound insulation day rate mirror, luxury s t ee r ing wheel folding rear s e a t

tO AT SIMILAR SAVINGS LIVONIA CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH

30777 PLYMOUTH RD. between Mamman 8 MddtobM • S blocks wa« of Wonderland MMI

LIVONIA 5 2 5 - 5 0 0 0

THUNOERBIRO 1086 Turbo coups. Mack, dean , slereo. runs s ica lsnL nice car, $2250 474-0813

THUNDERBIRO 1006 - chempegna. loaded. 90.000 mftss. d a a n . good condition $3,000 or Mes 544-2240

THUNDERBIRO 1082

Ken Only $0002 MMER FORO

loaded

721-2800

666 Ford

B I L L C O O K 4 7 1 - 0 8 0 0

Mi tape $ CO. k a i l l l l entry, alarm. . Meek. 38000 mftss. I MMf Spflt 856-0377

THUNOERBIRO 1801 Super Coupe -leather 41.000 mftaa. M a neat $12,300 453-2424

HINES PARK LINCOLN-MERCURY

6 6 6 Qeo METRO 1080. white 3 door. 5

M looks good. 427-4052

PRtZM 1001 - 4 door extrs snsrp Only $4788

354-8800 TAMAROFF DOOGE

STORM 1000 - Automatic, a r . low mass, 2 to chooee Irom. starting M $5060 BILL FOX CHEVROLET 831-2282

STORM 1990 GS< - 5 speed M Mr beg white, i owner runs M . good condition. $6.300/beM 416-0879

STORM 1001 - GSl 18.000 maes mmt. M option* $7500 or best 464-9738

THUNOERBIRO 1082 Super Coupe-Loaded Extended werrsnty Lo-|ack $13,000 261-6355

THUNOERBIRO 1000 Super Coupe

Only $10,580 DEMMER FORO 721-2600

THUNOERBIRO 1067 turbo coupe, candy appM red. look* t run* soper $2850. why pay m o r e l TYME AUTO 455-5588

THUNOERBIRO 1000 Super Coupe -25tn Anniversary Edition, automatic, loaded. Mether. moonroof $8085

BOB JEANNOTTE PONTIAC/GMC TRUCK

Plymouth. 453-2500

TRACKER 1080 LSI - One owner automatic air 36.000 mftes, onry $7960 BILL FOX CHEVROLET 651 -2262

ar. e l w p t I 463-24*4

H I N E S P A R K LMCOOM8ERCURY

ACCORD 1M1 LX - 33.000 mftea. $12,400 363-1300

TAMAROFF ACCORD 1083-

BILL C O O K 4 7 1 - 0 8 0 0

CIVIC 1800 - 3 door wMM. 5 apaad. smaftenl condftton. 00.000 mftaa. aak rig $3800 624-4867

CIVIC 1800 wagon . 5 M . oaaeene. roof raM Dree. 01.000 mftes. $3750 348-2833

CIVIC 1091 - 2 door 5 apeed. •un-root $7005

F A I R L A N E F O R D 5 8 2 - 1 1 7 2

CIVIC 1003 COUPE, red. 5 M. Sunroof. CO 16.500 $11,500 274

COamNENTAL 1001 - leaner , • to s i oaf, keyless entry OMy StSJSI.

77 CONTftlENTAL 1887

SUBURBAN OLOS CADSXAC 643-0070

MARK VM 1083-

4.000 mt DEMMER FORO 721-;

TOWN CAR 1086 only 45.000

"DICK SCOTT BUICK 463-4411

TOWN CAR. 1006 "Grandpa * car" Ugf* Mue. nary wM mMUMied Runs greM 111.000 mftas (Florida tripe I $6 500 522-3000

671

HINES PARK UWOOUI MBRTUWY

^ ,, My - MM^ ajfM.

"HINES PARK

VS 1SS3 LBC

TOWN CAR 1880 - ni l ll 11 sand its Ml I M M Mftf. saa. $7480. 883-7011

CARGO

TOWN CAR 1880 M M O i a

721-3080

TOWN CAR 1801 - Top M Btft BM luxury. $18,086

F O X H I L L S

TRACKER. 1001. hardtop LSI au-tomatic. 4 WheM drive stereo Mu-mmum niiMa. white excaaent $7000 RocheeterHMa 200-4755

Switch to LaRiche TRACKER 1002 4x4 5 apeed corv nerllbto. alummum whieM remo»-abM caaaene alarm, low maes. wst M s new $9,400 553-0051

670 Hoods ACCORD. 1001 LX. 4 door auto-matic. moonroof. exc Ment cond-bon. $12,800 CM 360-8802

CfVlC 1964 70 000 rm. 5 speed New tires. radtMor exhaust, battery wrttwi last 2 yrs $1600 545-5356

Program Car B L O W O U T ! ' 9 3 S u m m i t

1 8 EFI ax iomat ic t fsntmiMion conve-

(rn«nc« package Aw condition AMFM cas-»«tie Oult mirrors

epowet brMM & sIMnng cJelux* whecel cover* rear 3Mro» t r t ed gtoss SB »7265

3 lo choose from

' 9 3 G r a n d C h e r o k e e L i m i t e d s

« 0 H D 6 cyknoer au-lomabc auaaatrac 4x4 POwS" windows & locks power seass prem«jm soumd leather

I F N E W $ 2 9 , 8 7 8

S A L E P R I C E $ 2 1 , 9 9 5 R E B A T E $ 2 , 0 0 0

$ 1 9 , 9 9 5 *

S n e t

CRX 1900 UncH $7700

CRX 1080 S I - 3 7 .000 363-1300

TAMAROFF

TYME does it agam snop our prTce 4 compare $13 TYME AUTO

872 Lincoln •94 CHEVY ASTRO PASSENGER VAN! 4.3 V6. auto overdr ive all-season radial tires 8

AM FM elereo s T l •»r cond i t ion ing

(ABSk J289

CONTENMTAL 1986. power sunrool keyless srary. ASS. enb-

' 588-7086

'93 Acclaim 2 5 liter engine a u i o m a n c . i p l i l Oervc" seal *<• c r u i s e p o w e ' steering & brake* 'ear defroster Slk •7199

8 at similar savings f NE* '13 568 ^ SALE PRICE -9995 $ BEBATE 700C

JEEP-EAGLE CHRYSLER • P L Y M O U T H • OOOGE

D M r o i t • Lansing - R f t d t o r d

'94 LeBaron Convertible 3 0L V-6 automatic d e l u x e package _ power sieer.ng i 0 ' a k e s * n o o n s OCXS 8 se« AM FU c a s s e i i e e i t c t n c rmrrors Wt. cnkM airbag sporl wheels

s 11,995*

i k a m p l i l

T E L E G R A P H AT P L Y M O U T H R O A D M i l e S o u t b o f 1 9 6 255-2700

•94 ASTRO GLADiATOfl CONVERSKM VAN Loaded Stk #1200 118.995

"94 ASTRO CARGO VAN V6 automatic Stk #1133

! 14,990

CHEVROLET LOCAL 453-4600 metro 961-4797

40675 Plymouth Road, Plymouth

(Plymouth Rd. & Haggerty)

m

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1993 Escort 4 Ooor, Br condthonng 5 speed tr8nsmis$ioii stereo cassette »TK3 more DngW roO

73* per mo

MUa J202 1992 Tempo

4 floor, automat ic , air condroonng Dower floor o c « $Mr80 cassette. Money Beige

24 Mo ' 2 2 3 " - '

1992 Probe LX Automatic air conditioning powor *tndows & locks tilt 1 cruise stereo cassette Arctx:

r i $ 9 4 4 5 2 * U O M £ " T I pernio

1992 Rangtr SupBt Cab 6 cyMxler on^ne 5 speed trans Br condftomng 14000

^ l $ 9 0 i 5 « 8 * U 8 8 # feOO per 1

1993 Taurus GL Station Wigo* Automatic air conditioning fuH power Mt & cruise 29.000 miles re<J

10* per mo.

24 Mo l W W

J 3 1 5 1

1992 Tempo 2 d o o r , a u t o m a t i c , air conditonmQ. power door locks, stereo cassette Srtver

24 Mo '232 40* per mo.

1992 T a u r u s 4 floor automatic air condftormg Ml power H K cruse, slereo cassette. Dart Hue

1 0 0 4 8 6 * ^ 4 0 0 p * ~

1992 F150 P ickup Automatic trans stereo radio, only 17 000 actuB miles Dart Blue

$304m;~ 1992 A£R0ST« XL PLUS Automatic a* condmonrng

& locks H i Dowe Gray

^ J 3 2 2 8 0 ; ^

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•ea CHRYSLER LeBARON C o < 4 9 8 0

•90 GRAND AM Sooe- srorp i 6 2 6 0

•89 AEROSTAR

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•85 CROWN VICTORIA

'87 XR4t1

'87 GRAND MARQUIS .oooeo

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J 3 4 8 0

£ 4 5 8 0 1 I | M M

1 2 9 8 0

9 0 C O R S I C A

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& TOWN CAR IBM

m a i m * M - M 4 i

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H I N E S P A R K LiNCOCM-MCRCum

T O W * Car 1964 : 115 K maee. KA poM>. Alpine

rool 16900 or M

I I out. 515-7224

174 Mercury CAPRi I N I - iwd top 4 »ofl lop. a r . rod. Km n M M M l DEMMER FORO 721-2600

CASH For your u M car D r n » naada cars Mr mMa says I pay loo much CM tor phona appraisal TYME AUTO <55-4SM

COUGAR IBM super, new paint I1BS0 or beet. wm tana trade « ' 4 i W

COUGAR 1BM LS. S O V-«. EF1. loeded. powar everything. high M-mtry maaa. naw Drafcae/nree/feanenr. a.ceBanl condition 13990 476-6602

COUGAR 1MB - Beautiful. 1 ownar. 46.000 maaa. M powar. Mareo caa-setts, M 700 After 9pm 26 1-6670

AR 1989 - Vary c Dapandabla M700 or Mel

922-9374

COUGAR. 1M1, US. loadad. low maee. mint condition £9.350

GRAND MARQUIS 1991 LS - M tha leys. 23.000 mass. Mka now $11 995 L/vonia Chrysler-Plymouth S25-7804

GRAND MARQUIS 1992 LS - load-• 12.992

721-2600 ad. kaytaaa entry DEMMER FORO

GRAND MARQUIS 33.000 maaa" *79M 0EMMER FORO

LS - only

721-2600

• 74

E f S S & i S R E * b»

>237 down, low mcnWy payments

r S j T O 456-5606

T A M A R O F F FOX TOYOTA Opan Mon -Sal

TOPAZ 1968 LTS • Loadad. S3SM FOX TOYOTA ROCHESTER Opan Mon-Sa t

2 door. air. 23.000 •6299 «63-2424

H I N E S P A R K UNCOLN-MERCURT

TRACER 1661 LTS • Automatic, air. and much moral »7666

D i c k S c o t t D o d g e 664 Ann Arbor Rd

451-2110 USEO CARS 962-3322

•75 Nissan MAXIMA 1M7. loadad Good condi-tion. 125.000 maaa »4.250 CM evwa or leave m w a q a . 360-9363

MAXIMA 1990 QXE - $9995

B I L L C O O K 471-0800

MAXIMA 1991 - $13,999

B I L L C O O K 471-0600

NISSAN 1966 PtCK-OP KING CA8-OrHy*32BO FOX TOYOTA ROCHESTER Opan Mon.-Sal 656-0400

PULSAR I t 34.000 maaa. air. S7.200.

mint condition. 5 apaad. 1-lope. ' 6pm. 667-6211

•75 MAXMA 1960 GXE mrtaa. automatic. vary sRaral 111.900 463-2424

H I N E S P A R K UNCOLN-MERCURY

SEMTRA IBM - 2 dc

B I L L C O O K 471-oaoo

171 OMsmoMto •AT CHARNOCK OLOO*

1662/IBM M > M ' S

.Naw * Damoa Ciaaiante Priced. Low Financing and laaalng

93 ACMIEVA aluminum

Liai «12.9ft

Air. automatic. M ihssl. am/tm

• 15.624 A/tar

tat "93 CIERA - V6. I whaal. pulee wipers, am/lm stereo Low, low mHeaps aarvloe rerrtale >1 to cf tooee Irom. After r eba te • 12.245

"93 M ROY ALE - New 6-way seat. •hWewaas. am/ tm caaaatte. cruiee. powar w*>dows/toc** OM employ-eee »16 526 after rebels Stk a2004. >17.564

93 CUTLASS SUPREME SEDAN -Special Edition Demo Stk n 2 i » l . >14.295.

C H A R N O C K O L D S

CI ERA 1966 Brougham - 4 door Factory sunrocrf 3.6 V6. beet oner 427-3176

CUTLA8S 1990 E O m a l M wearing brakes, locfca. ABS. cruiee 36.000 mMa. >10.000 2BS-37M

ATCHINSON FORD E f c l W M U S E D C A R S • U S E D T R U C K S

1 2 M o n t h 1 2 , 0 0 0 M i l e W a r r a n t y

6 cykndw Kit w nan S I O . S O O

1992 CROWN VICTORIA LX vs m a i caoaa i g m

a 1 3 , 9 0 S I N I T A U R U S 4 OR.

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C A R S

FEATURED CAA Of THE WEEK 1M0-1982 VEST1VAS

• u E n a n t 5 v—at i t d c o a t t r y

From $ 2 9 9 5

I N I T O P A Z OS 4 OR. 4 cytnOw aun ur JS000 MM

$ 8 9 8 9 19ft 1 E S C O R T LX 2 D P 4 CYkncMr aulo. ar 36.000 MM

a o o o s 1 M 1 FESTIVA

S 1 1 . S O O

I M t ESCORT 2 ON. i cyrM mute m.79 ooo M M

(4909 1 ftftO E S C O R T 4 DR.

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1 9 0 3 B R O N C O XLT 4x4 • 000 MM loaOM $21,999

1 * 9 3 S T * 4x4 Suow Cab VS auto •* $ 1 s.soo

1 M 3 F-150 XLT VS «uK> tm 73 000 n a i

$13,999 1992 F ISO 4x4

a 9 5 apeed poiwe* 3 > 000 rn** <11,999

T R U C K S

FEATURED TRUCK Of THE WEEK

1 9 8 7 F - 3 5 0 XLT

460 V8 automatic Dually 26 000 actual mass. 1 owne<

• 1 0 , 9 9 5

1 W 2 F-1SO Buto po-wer «u-»or>e 25 000 "M»

$ 1 2,999 1 ftft2 R A N G E R XLT

; KMC W <3KM -M -wee' $10,999

1»91 F -150 4*4 ft cy*r*»W 5 K M S 10,909

1 ftft 1 RANGER I cyWKM> S K M 22 00C M

$9999

1ft92 AEROSTAR XL Aula sxm* pOutt Sul" tmm

$1 1,999

1 ftftO C L U B W A G O N VS aaOKl t u 4 un

$12,999

1ftft2 FORO C O N V E R S I O N Mign loo TV vcn S U M Musl Ma1

$16,999

V A N S

FEATURED YAM Of WE WEEK

1 9 9 1 A E R O S T A R XL

Loaded low m4ea. 32.000 maes. red

• 1 0 , 9 9 5

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$19,900

1B91 F O R D AEROSTAR « Cyinoar m k m *a rat

$9999

1 ftft3 AEROSTAR XLT EXTENDED

run p o w Ovai m $14,999

S A L E H O I RS: M o n & Thurs fl 9

T u r » . , W e d . . K Fr i . 9 6

Now Oprri Saturdays

BELLEVILLE 9 8 0 0 B E L L E V I L L E R D .

6 9 7 - 9 1 6 1

171 CUTLASS I B M imarwMQWM. Me

dowe. M700/baal d 626-3700 or after 6.

CUTLASS I M t BCTERNATXJNAL FuBy loadad s M Haiti sr. low e»aa

a111.660 FOX CHCVROLET 66I-22K

In/Out. »6.000

Days 366-IBM

• 7 1 Ptymoutf i ACCLAMS IBM 93 - larpa a a t Hon. «rom S3BM. Uvonia Chrysler-Plymouth 525-7604

HORIZON IBM - Automatic, onty

F O X H I L L S

LASER 1M1 RS powar windows 4 locks, cruiee. ! « . arrtMoc* brakes, a m ^ m stereo. CO, 24.000 pempered maaa Mue! seal >10.9M

D i c k S c o t t D o d g e 664 Arm Arbor Rd

461-2110 USED CARS 962-3322

RELIANT 1964 Wagon - Naw alnrta. U loans, brafcaa >1000 or beel oflar 610-669-4309

SUNDANCE I9M locks/windows D more S3996 Jack CauMy Chav /GEO

BONNEVILLE 16M - SE. loadad. M I S «a4. $14^00. CaS aAar 4 ar

BONNEVKXJE. IBM SSE. SSJMM

PartacL >17.600. Troy: >7ft-«936

BONNEVILLE IBM SSE - EnmBanl condition Loadad. wnnaypray. moon root. t7400/baat 5*6-1661

BONNEVILLE IBM LC - FuBy load-ed. power aaak 74.000 mdaa r

FIREBIRD 1M7 -1-tops »4BM FOX TOYOTA ROCHESTER Open Mon-Sa l

ORANO AM 1M7. 4 door. am«m

brafcaa >1.979

GRANO AM 1990 - low mBaa. d a a n

SUBURBAN OLDS CAOILLAC 643-0070

GRANO AM 19M - 4 door only

ROCHESTER 664-0400

FOX TOYOTA Open Mon -Set

GRAND AM 1992 OT - >10 496

B I L L C O O K 471-0800

610-676-40 V4

CASH For your ueaS oar. oar*. My s6N says I pa> CaBlorptanaappraMt TYME AUTO

Bon. LaaMN >11.426 ANt tar Bart or WanM. (10-626-6374

QRANO AM IBM LE - 1 dear.

FAIRLANE FORO 582-1172

GRANO AM. IBM SE - 1 door, pow-er steering, brafcaa. alndoaa. locks ABS brafcaa. air. a i r t u ciaiaWi. rear dafciuuai. ormee, afcanlnian

a. tMOO 456-4417

GRAND AM 1662 SE - 4 door. V*.

Jack Camay O a /GEO 656-0014

GRAND PRIX 1903 B4U maee FuBy loadad

GRAND PR0C 1992 LE - 4 door. VS. M power. 1 owner >9999 Uvonia Chryatar-Ptymoudi 525-7604

GRANO PRK 1M1 SE FOX TOYOTA Open Mon-Sat 656-0400

GRANO PRIX 1961 SE - V6. luBy loadad. 33.000 mBaa. Ifce naw. only >10.960 BILL FOX CHEVROLET 681-2262

GRAND m m 1M1 - MSB

B I L L C O O K 471-0000

B I L L C O O K 471-0*00

BOB JEANNOTTE PONTIAC-'GMC

5 K K *

Donl mas at >14.760

D I C K S C O T T B U I C K 4 5 3 - 4 4 1 1

a«oy H i l l . BM. i

SUNMRO 16M LE - aulMHMc. air. am/tm. afc«Mnum whaeM t mora. 36.000 aempeied aiBaa. SB4M

D i c k S c o t t D o d g e 664 Am Arbor Rd

461-2110 USED CARS 962-3322 SUNBIRD I N I LE - 4i4omaBc. air, 36.000 maaa. powar H m i n g and brafcaa. aMreo. -ear defroel and moral $S7M

BOB JEANNOTTE PONTIAC/QMC TRUOt

fymouth

K3 1-topa. muat

VS. Mopa. lead-low mBaa. onty

FOX CHEVROLET 661-2262

M l Saturn

B I L L C O O K 471-0800

SATURN I S M SL1 - 4 door M S M SUBURBAN OLOS CADUAC

643-0070

SC2. 7663- automaac. coon oo >14.000 26S-0636 >74-3250

SPORT COUPE I M t Id. moonrocK. abaofcaaH spot-I W . N 0 463-2424

H I N E S P A R K UNCOLN-MERCURY

SPORTS COUPE 1994 - whMa w/tan Interior. LOADED, alarm Muei aa6 >19.300 or baal orter 961-6626

M 2 Toyota CEUCA 19M GT Convertible - Mm

TAMAROFF DOOGE

CCUCA 1990. GT-S. same. 5 apaed. (ww Urea. air. 6 gaafcar caaaatte. loaded. 40.000 maaa. aleafc 6

656-2056

M 2 Toyota CAMRY ISM. vary good i

CAMRY IBM - 4 Mor. or»y >1J.4M FOX TOYOTA ROCnerrsR

CEUCA I N I OT M660 FOX TOYOTA

CELICA I N I ST. 5 apaad. afc. aaey whaala. stereo u n i r t i . low mBaa. >6.600 737-6626

CELICA 1962 GTS Uftbaofc. Me red. mad. loadad. radar. CD. raMa. sun H4.965/baat >10-632-8776

COROLLA ISM. 4 door. apeed

>1.000 m6ea (3.960 644-7573

COROLLA 1BM

FOX TOYOTA Open Mon-Sal

ROCHESTER 666-0400

FOX TOYOTA Open Mon -Sat

ROCHESTER 666-0400

TERCEL- t«M Sadan 9 apaad. air. do th manor . AM-FM stareo w/cae-aatta Mmt S4500

TOYOTA 1966 MR2 FOX TOYOTA Open Mon-Sat

M 4 VoHuwagan GOLF 19M • Onfy 15990 FOX TOYOTA ROCHESTER Opan Mon -Sal 664-0400

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T-tops S 1 9 f 5 3 0 * *

"3" Cellcas " 1 " 4 R u n n e r # 9 1 4 1 D

• *

TOYOTA MOTOR CREDIT 1994 LEASE RATES ARE SUPER GREAT

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1994 F-150 PICKUP/133" WB i. 147WOVWR 6460 L M etaeanc 14 mayl M a s * SR IIBS1

WAS •14,418 V O L I P A Y ' 1 2 , 2 9 6 *

1994 RANGER XLT XLT tr im, s tereo/casset te c lock , power stering, s l id ing rear w i n d o w , ch rome rear s tep Pumper, c lo th 60/40 spli t bench seat. Stock #4307.

YOU PAY

24 MOS. LEASE

W A S $ 1 2 , 4 8 9

$

O R

$ 1 5 9 * *

1994 PROBE 3-DOOR SPORT

Ouai stectrtc ramoli nwrors, rear window defroster, t i t steering column, convenience group, nerve* wipers, tinted glaaa. SE option, front cotor keyed Itoor mats, manual air conditioning Stock #44284

W A S $ 1 6 , 3 6 0

P°avu$ 1 4 . 2 9 9

24 MOS. LEASE

* *

1994 TEMPO GL 2-DOOR SEDAN

Air cond i t i on ing , light group, duaJ electric con t ro l mirrors, rear w i n d o w defroster , floor mats, stereo cassette/ c lock. Stock #4-4199.

YOU PAY

W A S $ 1 1 , 2 1 5

$ 8 9 9 9 O R

24 MOS. LEASE 1 9 9

* *

1994 AEROSTAR XL PL e c M . air ixjudBtemng. prWacy g taaa

a p a a d o o n M M R a l a i r t n a aHaal. wMrtnr a p p w v a n c a g r a u e . BtSSMS w r a M a l i l lBWIl , a taOrtc AM>TM

' j w M i I r "

W A S $ 2 0 , 8 4 0

YOU $ PAY

24 MOS. LEASE

1 5 , 8 7 6 O R

$ 3 3 3 * '

1994 T-BIRD LX 2-Door UoonHght Hue daarcoal ntattlbc T-8ra option group level #3, Oiutf 4lum . visor mrror automatic, air condrtton-mg, aulomabc 0 0 trwtarraaion trom Roor matt Stt #44«78 W A S 7 9 7 5

YOU $ , PAY i 5 , 3 8 7 ^ ' 3 3 3 -

B E S T S E L L I N G C A R IN A M E R I C A

( 1 5 0 T O C H O O S E F R O M )

1993 T A U R U S G L 204 QL PACKAGE

3 K. engme a k s m a * wheels poaar kxfta poawr I • sa l Mr contMorang. aoaaO eoiWol UWoMi S» #130*

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Aries (March 21 - April 20) You will need lo lake a closer look al your financial picture before making an informed decis ion aboui a major pur-chase.

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When asked what it was like to work with Bill Cosby agaiilin "I Spy Returns," Robert Culp lets out the laugh of a mischievous little boy covered in mud.

Cosby and Culp reprise their roles as Secret Service agents in "I Spy Returns," Thursday, Feb. S, on CBS

"Everybody asks the same question, and it's very hard to answer, except to say that when we first worked together he taught me bow to have fun. I taught him. and be taught me, but the thing he taught me, mostly, was how to have the most wonderful time imaginable. And it was like that all over again. It was like putting on an old suit, the best suit of clothes you ever bad. And we had pure fun!"

And fun between two old friends is the strongest and most enjoyable part of this reunion. Although there may be too many "you're fa t " and "you're old" jokes, Cosby and Culp have a great relationship that's a joy to watch. Unfortunately the plot seems fat and old.

In the film, Alexander "Scotty" Scott (Cosby) has retired from the sleuth business to teach. But when he discovers that his daughter (Salli

Richardson) is recruited to follow in his footsteps by his old friend and ex-partner Kelly Robinson (Culp), Scott i the business.

Kelly tries to offer comfort by explaining that his son (George Newbern) is accompanying Scott's daughter on her first mission, but that just worries Scott even more. Soon the experienced agents follow their rookie offspring and the two pairs take turns rescuing each other from evil spies.

The original reries, which aired from 180WM, eaiiied Cosby three Emmys for his performance while Culp was nominated for both writing and acting.

"Bill, I think, put it better than anybody," '"'ulp says. "Someone asked him 'What was it like to work with Culp again?' and his response was 'When I bear his voice I know exactly where I am.' And the same thing goes for me. There isn't any other way to put i t "

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"Well, then it fell into limbo, and Bill was busy and I was busy, and yet Jeff Sagansky, the guy who runs CBS, beard about (the project) and said, 'I want that one,' and be just kept af ter it and af te r it until it became a reality."

Culp explains that people often attribute Cosby and Culp with the reinvention of the so-called buddy film. But be thinks they may have actually created the genre.

"When anybody looks back oo it," Culp says, "there never was a buddy movie before, outside of 'Gunga Din'; the father of the concept in film, the first time it was really successfully brought off. The only other example is Laurel and Hardy.

"And as a mat ter of fact. Bill and I both worshipped Laurel and Hardy, and there were some deliberate references to them in the stuff that we did (in the original series), as we made it up going along. ('I Spy Returns') was the same thing."

The smoothness and wittiness of Cosby and Culp's dialogue is one the foundations of "I Spy Returns," probably because it's real.

"It's very hard to write dialogue for Bill and me" be says. "Nobody's ever been able to do it except me. The scripts I wrote for 'I Spy' — we never changed a word. We did It the way it was because I had booed it and booed it and honed it until it was fun and also pithy.

"But the rest of the time, when we found scenes that we couldn't make work for us, we just threw them out, and said 'What is this scene about' and then we'd turn the camera oo and wing i t So that 's what we did this time.

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SOAP WORLD P e n g h l i s r e t u r n s to d a y t i m e ro le

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t h i n k h e m u s t a l s o c o m e t h r o u g h w i t h

t h e i d e a tha t h e is a l o v i n g p e r s o n . "

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s u e w h a t e v e r a p p e a l s t o h i m a t t h e

t i m e a n d h a s b e e n k n o w n t o a c c e p t a n

a c t i n g j o b j u s t s o h e c o u l d t r a v e l .

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i n t e r e s t e d in p r o d u c i n g f i l m s . H e is a

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d e c i s i o n s , s o I g o o u t t h e r e a n d try to

f i n d p e o p l e w h o w i l l g i v e m e c e r t a i n

t y p e s o f k n o w l e d g e t o p u t a l o n g w i t h

m y o w n . I t h i n k t h e r e a r e m a n y

a v e n u e s t o k n o w l e d g e , a n d it is u p t o

y o u t o k n o w w h i c h d o o r s t o o p e n a n d

w h e r e l o g o t h r o u g h . "

B o r n in A u s t r a l i a . P e n g h l i s i s o f

G r e e k h e r i t a g e a n d c a n t r a c e h i s

a n c e s t o r s h a c k o v e r f i v e c e n t u r i e s . H e

h a s a h o m e in G r e c c e t h a t i s j u s t a

s h o r t w a l k f r o m t h e A c r o p o l i s . " I c a n

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t h e n o n . " P e n g h l i s s a y s . H e a l s o h a s a

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