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Board seeka new truatee; residents can apply By Diane Gate staff writer

if yon want to Hrve o^lhe Canton Township Board, write a letter of In-teract to the Canton cterk'a office, bat don't wait too long to decide. The deadline is ooe week from today.

The board is taking names of resi-dents Interested in finishing the four-year term begun last November by Hank Whalen. He died last month.

The letter must be seat to town-ship hall, 1150 S. Canton Center,

Canton 48188 by 5 p.m. Oct 23. The board is expected to fill the post st a special meeting Oct 26.

The letters would have a second purpose as sources for appointments on township committees and com-missions, Canton Supervisor Tom Yack said.

"I will enjoy having a list of inter-ested people to turn to,'4 Yack said.

PHIL LaJOY, active in the Canton Soccer League, is most often talked about as the person likely to be ap-

pointed. "He obviously is a guy worthy of

consideration, just like a lot of peo-pteTYack said.

LaJoy bowed out when his name was mentioned to fill a board of trus-tee vacancy in the past. However, now LaJoy said he's ready to take on the responsibilities.

"If they (trustees) would want me to do it I would be happy to do i t " said LaJoy, owner of Norrell Ser-vices in Washtenaw County, a tem-porary placement service.

"I got to thinking 1 probably would have to reduce activities," he said.

LaJoy has been involved in Canton soccer leagues for more than 10 years. He also serves on the Canton" Merit Commission, and teaches mar-keting and sales for Plymouth-Can-ton Schools adult education.

"I've always wanted to serve and I feel like now is a good time," be said.

TRUSTEE BOB SHEFPERLY said be is against the appointment policy set up by the board last week.

Trustees should pick a candidate from the last election, be said.

"I felt the election was only a year away and it seems to me thoee peo-ple put a lot of their time, money, and effort in and they should receive first choice as far as choosing a trus-tee," Shefferly said

Only Republican candidates run-ning for trustee were voted into off-ice in November 1988.

"The electorate felt they did want a Republican," Shefferly said.

Of the trustee candidates who

weren't elected last year, Bob Greenstein and Ralph Shufeldt gath-ered the most votes. They should be given the firrt consideration in the appointment Shefferly said.

SHEFFERLY WAS the only dis-senter on the vote last week deciding bow the board would appoint a trus-tee.

Trustee John Prenickxy was ab-sent. Trustee Elaine Kirchgatter, clerk Loren Bennett treasurer Ger-ald Brown and Yack were in favor of the policy.

Class size In Plymouth-Canton Community Schools

1988-89 1989-1990

Allen Elementary

Bird Elementary

Eriksson Elementary

Farrand Elementary

Field Elementary

GaJIHnore Elementary

Hoben Elementary

Hulsing Elementary

Smith

Central Middle School

East Middle School

Lowell Middle School

Pioneer Middle School

West Middle School

Canton High School ^ K ' WeLa--* s a i e m tiign ocnooi

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36

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'Central Middle School Principal Pat Moore said she couldn't r f i e a s s figures without permiss ion f rom CNck Egli, administrat ive ass is tant for community relat ions. Egli could not b e r eached .

TTmo* figures are estimates based on Fourth Friday enrollment totals. '

Grade school classes are large ByftLB-DWon staff writer

Since a school board-appointed citizens' committee recommended in May that class sizes be lowered in Plymouth-Canton schools, voters have approved a tax increase and a tax renewal.

But while class size has come down to maximum recommended levels in the middle and high schools, more than half of the district's ele-mentary schools exceed optimum levels.

Peggy Kalis, who served on the Committee Researching Educational Workings, told the school board re-cently, "At our school, (Farrand), I see no difference. In fac t I see an increase in class size. Parents are coming in and saying, 'Why is this? We passed the millage."'

Norm Kee, assistant superintend-ent for employee relations, told Kalis, "The problem is students don't come in neat packages. There should be some relief in some classes."

MICHAEL HOMES, assistant su-perintendent for instruction, said "We haven't been as successful as some would have liked."

Superintendent John Hoben said 'To change size by adding one or dropping one is a |700,000 item. In some buildings we're really hand-cuffed because we don't have any more space."

The tax provided $720,000 to hire 24 teachers. So far, 20.5 teachers t have been added CREW the roadblocks and suggested the! lowing strategies to overcome them:

a Reassign teachers to provide relief in elementary grades first.

a Use aides In classes that exceed the maximum of 25 students up through second grade and 30 in grades three through f ive -

a Consider a bond issue to build an elementary school and eventually a middle and high school.

a Appoint teachers, administra-tors and parents to a class size re-view board to recommend optimum

class size for specific grades and subjects and to handle special cases.

"Research indicates that in class-rooms with smaller teacher-student ratios, the atmosphere is less hectic, teacher morale is better, instruction is more individualized, and students, particularly those at risk, achieve better," CREW said in its report.

"This committee recognizes the long-sustained reputation of Plym-outh-Canton Community Schools for excellence. We feel that in order to maintain this standard, this issue must be of the highest priority."

A FEW WEEKS AGO, members of CREW, which also examined cur-riculum, finance and other areas, received a progress report from school officials.

Asked whether any recommenda-tion was pursued by the administra-tion, Pam DeNeen, committee co-

chairman said, 'To the best of my knowledge, I'd have to say probably not

"I know they're trying to keep the lower elementary classes down be-cause of the developmental program going in (at the first-grade level), but in terms of any official reduction, I'm not aware of any."

DeNeen, wbo substitute teaches for the district «aid she feels like "a person who understands both sides of the fence. Class size, I believe, is a priority with everyone.

"From getting as involved as I have on the parent side of this and through CREW, I can see where the difficulties are in finding money and space. The biggest problem I see is space. There are no empty class-rooms around

'To be honest I think we will have to look at district wide redisricting. 1 think that even with a bond issue.

we still need to look at boundaries again. May be that's an equal oppor-tunity way to irritate everybody."

SUPERINTENDENT Hoben says that "overall, class size averages are better than they were a year ago, particularly in grades K-5.

"I would expect that at the sec-ondary level, it would be even more pronounced because we're staffed at the same ratio as a year ago (and enrollment is down)."

Hoben isn't convinced that lower-ing class size is necessary.

"I think it's agreed that in classes over 40, size is a significant factor."

But said Hoben, recent studies show "no measurable relationship" between class size and student achievement "The same is true for teacher experience, education and

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Many elementary schools struggle with overcrowding

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By M B. Dmon staff writer

While class size is improved over last year in the Plymouth-Canton Community Schools, many elemen-tary schools are still wrestling with overcrowding.

At Miller Elementary in Canton, very classroom in grades one

five contains more students the number recommended by

the district's Housing Committee. Both the Housing Committee and the Committee Researching Educational Workings say that ideally, class size should be limited to 25 in kindergar-ten through the second grade, and to 28 for grades three through five.

Here are some examples of over-crowding at local elementary

schools: a At Eriksson Elementary in

Canton, all three fifth-grade classes contain 34 children.

a At Bird, all classes in grades two through four are over the rec-ommended levels.

a Farrand has all first and sec-ond graders in classes exceeding 25 students. Both fifth-grade and two fourth-grade classes have more than 30 students.

a At Fiegel, all five second-grade classrooms exceed 25 students. All three Fiegel fourth-grade classes have 30 or more students.

a Field has all fifth graders in classes of 32 students.

• At Gallimore, all second- and third-grade classes exceed recom-mended levels, as do two of the three

fourth-grade i a At Hoben, three classes in the

first second and third grades are above optimum levels.

a At Hulsing, all three fourth-grade classes have more than 28 stu-dents. as do three third-grade and three second-grade classrooms.

a At Isbister. all four first grades have classes exceeding 28.

a At Smith, all three first grades havt 26 students. Two fifth grades have 31 students.

Enrollment averages at the dis-trict's 12 elementaries are: 24 in kin-dergarten, 28 in first grade, 28 in second grade, 28 in third grade, 28 In fourth grade and 28 In fifth grade.

Building principals, in most cases, say that to reach ideal levels, ooe or two more classrooms are I

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Buthbacber'i wife, the daughter of an area police officer, also was In court

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1 don't think be should get away scot-free," she said. "What he did was wrong. I don't wish anyone wrong. But I wouldn't want him to do to someone else what he did to

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A Westland man, who is recover-ing from being shot three times when arrested by Canton police, was bound over Friday to face trial on armed robbery and assault charge in Detroit's Recorders Court

Jeffrey A Bushbacher, 81, who is still wearing bandages on his arm, waived preliminary hearings on both charges ia 38th District Court before Judge John MecDonaVA

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She was found unconscious on the side of the road Sept IS In Washtenaw County's Superior Township.

Almost s month after her death police haven't made an arrest However, a reward was offered jointly through the Washtenaw County Sheriffs Department and Superior Township for anyone with information that lends to the arrest and/or conviction of the murder

WhreU, SO, was on her way to Griffin Park, on Sheldon and Cher-ry Hill roads I^Canton, before the was shot, according to Detective Lt James Fink of the Washtenaw County Sheriffs Department

However, he declined to say how he knew she was headed to the park or why he believed she was going there.

Wivell's body wss found on Gotfredson Road south of Ford Hood in a rural area of Washtenaw County.

POLICE LEARNED of Wivell's Identity after a Canton resident re-ported that a 1886 blue Pontiac was parked near Griffin Park, lite car was traced to her. No blood was found in the car, police report-ed.

Sheriffs deputies found Wivell lying unconscious at 10:20 a jn . Monday, Sept 18, after a motorist reported seeing the body. A Superi-

or Township man living In the area said he heard a single gunshot at 8:16 a m

Wivel l ' s s i s t e r , Annet te Bredemeyer, said Wivell lived with her parents In Ann Arbor and her last job was as a maid at the Knights Inn in Canton where she worked for less than a month

Bredemeyer aaid her sister was getting s divorce from her second husband and was dating a man. Wivell had a lS-year-old son from her first marriage.

POLICE HAVE possible sus-pects in the case. Fink said.

"We get leads from time to time," he said. "The case hasn't died down by any means. We do have a couple of people whom we are looking a t but we don't have anyone exclusively."

A theory among police investiga-tors is that the first 72 hours after a murder is critical for making an arrest Fink noted exceptions to the rule.

"We ha<ffabe^ase where the per-son was idestifiefrsmd it took 16 years to catch him," Fink said. "And others that took months to solve."

Superior Township officials es-tablished the reward system a year ago to encourage residents to help police solve major crimes. No money has been paid out of the fund. Fink said.

Fink said someone In Canton Township or Superior Township may know something that could lead to an arrest in the Wivell case.

Anyone with Information is asked to call 871-7185 or 973-7711.

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The Celebrate Canton Committee is establishing a Canton Volunteer Hall of Fame and a Canton Volun-teer of the Year program.

Committee organizers are re-questing nominations for awards.

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The awards will be presented oo March 10, 1990, at a Celebrate Can-ton Dinner Dance.

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Sa ra Purdy so r t s plas t ic con ta ine r s , while Ryan Braidwood a n d Caria D 'Ascenzo s t ack news-p a p e r s .

Some Plymouth-Canton schools el-ementary students could teach adults a thing or two about recy-cling.

At Isbister Elementary in Plym-outh Township, writing paper, card-board. newspapers, tin cans and plastics are being collected by stu-dents in every grade for Canton Re-cycling.

And in Corrine Childs second-grade class, students "are writing to the president and to manufacturers to ask them not to use so much pack-ing," which adds to waste, said Janet Cameron.

It was Cameron, whose son Phillip attended Childs' class last year, who helped get the project going at Isbis-ter.

A NATIVE of England, Cameron moved to Canton three years ago when ber husband, Phillip, took a new job.

"In England in the town where I lived (I remington Spa), it was fairly easy to recycle glass" at English bot-tle banks, she said..

Cameron was surprised that non-returnable bottles weren't being re-cycled in Canton.

She learned of Canton Recycling and trained with the company. Then last spring, Cameron — who taught school in England — talked to her son's class about recycling.

"It's important to make the chil-dren aware of taking care of their community, the whole world."

AFTER THE recycling-effort be-gan in Childs' classroom last spring. "Some Of the other teachers beard

about it and said I want to da that, too.""

This year. Cameron did a ute program before If grades one through five at Cameron, Childs and teachers Deb-bie Newman and Shares Paul orga-nized a school-wide recycling effort this year.

"The kids are really enthusiastic. They're very keen to do this," Cam-eron said. _ ^

During the week, writing paper is collected in boxes in each kindergar-ten through fifth-grade room. ,

ON FRIDAYS, students bring newspapers, cans and plastics. Par-ent volunteers take the material to the recycling center.

"1 think the reason parents and teachers wanted to do this is so chil-dren would learn at aa early age about recycling," Childs said.

Canton looks at change in tax abatement policy By Diane Gale staff writer

Businesses will have a tougher time getting a tax abatement, if Can-ton Township officials have their way.

Canton Township Tom Yack has started a campaign to review the way the township board hands out abatements of up to 50 percent for 12 years.

"We're moving away from a poli-

cy where everyone gets a 'yes' to evaluating each oo a set of criteria," Yack said.

This year 20 Canton businesses saved $405,009 on township property taxes through abatments.

Critics say that's money lost to the township, while others say the firms wouldn't have come to the township without them.

Tax abatements are controversial. They are used by communities to lure industrial businesses. In some

cases, community officials have said ^industries pit communities against each other by seeking the abate-ment.

"If they don't get a 50 percent break for 12 years, I think more of-ten than not they will still locate here," Yack said.

THIS YEAR the largest tax breaks went to:

e American Yazaki. 1101,654 of taxes was abated. The contract for

the Yazaki abatement is extended through 1997.

e Procoil Steel. *8«,335 of taxes was abated.

e Meer Dental, 139,375 of taxes was abated.

a Meisel-Sysco, $36,162 of taxes was abated.

a CAP Development, $28,224 of taxes was abated.

Yack surveyed officials from sur-rounding communities about their abatement policy.

"Almost all of the M industrial abatements (in Livonia) were for companies already in Livonia or moving from another city or town-ship in Michigan," according to a let-ter from Livonia Mayor Robert D Bennett to Yack.

Livonia has publicly called for the state Legislature to end 50 percent tax exemption for industries that move from one city to another city within Michigan, Bennett said.

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Principals are concerned about teacher-student ratio By M.B. Dillon staff writer

Like her colleagues in Plymouth-Canton Community Schools, Eriks-son Elementary Principal Judith Ireson is concerned about class size.

All of Eriksson's fifth grades have 34 children, which is "absolutely shocking," said Ireson. "I wouldn't want to see any more than 28

"Children have such a wide range of needs, teachers need to work with them individually. It's hard with suchJilg^ oumbera to £fre them Ute type of instruction you'd like them to have."

First grades throughout the dis-trict are implementing a new pro-gram that allows children to prog-ress at their own pace. 'To be effec-tive, class size (in first p-ade) should

is way too many. That really con-cerns me, and the teachers too. You can't do as much as you'd like.

"We'll probably need to build a few elementaries to lower class gi7P " a T r M A n "Mfvtt pyprv JI1A., O W v V r XX w V l 5 ITXVJl v

school has no extra space." George Dodson, acting principal

at Gallimore Elementary, said, "Un-fortunately, students don't come to us in neat packages. I just worry about the little ones. I can live with a few more at the top end Fifth graders are easier to manage. The little ones, in grades K-2, need smaller groups — no more than 24."

Field Elementary Larry Miller Mid that while numbers at I aren't ideal, they're lower than last year's.

"We added two full-time teachers. We owe a real thank you to our com-munity and our school board (for passing the tax increase).

pal James Burt said that with one or two classrooms, he could achieve ideal class sizes.

"The more teacher contact there is with each individual student in terms of helping the student learn and make progress, the better off the student is. Teacher-child contact time is crucial," Burt said.

CARROL NICHOLS, principal at Farrand Elementary, said there's been a "slight improvement this year

"It's not as much as we would like, but it's the best we can do this year ."

Sam Barreai, principal at Miller.

teacher as a result of the success of the 4-mill proposition, which defi-nitely helps. Overall, class size has improved."

Claudia Kulnis said, "It's really not bad" at Smith Elementary where she's principal. "But any reduction always helps because there's a bel-ter ratio. But we have such wonder-fully trained teachers we've been able to manage."

Lowell teacher Extra Miler The Extra-Miler award has been

given to Doris Balconi, a teacher at Lowell Middle School

The award is given each month to employees of the Plymouth-Can-ton school district.

Balconi has worked for the dis-trict twice. Starting in 1966, she was a teacher for two years, but resigned to raise her family. She returned in September 1974 as a part-time worker in the Pupils Learning Useful Skills program. In 1975 she moved back into a full-time position at Fiegel Elementary

School. Currently she teaches so-cial studies to seventh and eighth grader students at LowelL

She received the award for her work with the Young Authors Pro-gram. coaching the Lowell track team and sharing solutions to edu-cational problems with her col-leagues.

She has served on the district's computer education committee and has also been active with the sorority of women in education. Delta Kappa Gamma

igan are creating an uneven tax tar-den for similar industries without competing tax breaks," Bennett wrote. "Uniformity of tax burden is threatened and destroyed by each approval."

Between 15 and 20 companies have moved from Livonia to Canton in the past 10 years, according to Dave Nicholson, Canton community and economic development director.

Canton offered abatements and land for growing Livonia I

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High school classes are smaller, but staff is same By VLB. OWon staff writer

At Plymouth Canton and Plym-outh Salem High Schools, academic class size averages have dropped from 30 or 31 last year to 2$ or 29 this year, according to Dick Bearup, area coordinator in charge of sched-uling.

"We're better off at the high schools this year because we have 211 fewer students and the same number of staff," said Bearup.

"Some classes have 32, and some have 26. But it's pretty comfortable. We're kind of proud of the academic ratio. Kids are getting a break on that," he said.

The picture at the district's Ave middle schools is leas dear. Fourth Friday figures show district wide av-erages of 29 in the sixth grade, 26 in the seventh grade, 25 in the eighth grade and 27 in the ninth grade. "

THOSE NUMBERS, however, re-flect home rooms, not aradsmh* classes. Soma schools have more teachers thaa homst ooms, said Se-

Judith

7/ would make no difference if you sent me 100 teachers if I don't have the rooms to put them in.'

— Carl Taylor principal at Pioneer Middle School

CARL TAYLOR, principal at Pio-Middle School, said classes

there vary in size from 32 in ninth-grade geometry to 24 in Introduction to Business.

Lower class sizes "are noticeable la socde classes, but we're still gov-erned by the curriculum. We may have a class that hits 17. and another that hits

Taylor said that there's no space for additional teachers.

"It would make no difference if you seat me 1M teachers If I don't have the rooms to put them In. It's like trying to fit a family with fasr kids in aiwo bedroom houae."

Patricia Patten Is principal at

In some ways, we're in a more for-tunate position.

"Each one of my counselors tench-es ooe class to help class size," add-ed Patton.

"Ideally. I would like to see sekm counseling full time. And our librarian isn't here s full day "

THERE STILL are wide variances class to class.

"We try to give kids what they want to take. If your child in a d i e s that's larger, you're going to feel there's any rhaage," said Patton. No olaas at Lowell has more thae t t

t hi relatively low at aiS. Just by virtue of the fact that we

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2-" . J e f f r ey A. B u s h b a c h e r c r a d d l e d hie a r m wounded by C a n t o n PoNce a f t e r an a r m e d robbe ry laat S e p t e m b e r . He w a s in 35th

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Canton Officer Dave Boljeuc, who returned to regalar patrol ds tks In mid-Aofost after three years as a community relations officer, and of-ficer Joeeph Bippus, hired by the Cantoo police force last year, stopped Boakhecher who was dririnf east on Joy ftoed shortly after the robbery, police reported.

POLICE SAY Bnshbacher em-erged from his car brandishing a knife and rushed Bippus while ignor-ing repeated orders to halt.

When be was four feet from Bippus, Boljesk fired two shots, fol-lowed by a single shot from Bippus, police reported. The knife was re-portedly retrieved at the scene.

Bushbacher was taken to Westland Medical Center with bullet wounds to the left elbow, left thigh and stom-ach.

Police shootings are automatical-ly investigated by Michigan State Police. Boljesic was later credited with saving the life of his fellow offi-cer.

"There was no question in his mind be was going to be stabbed, public safety director John Santo-mauro said earlier.

"He believed the assailant was going to kill him," Santomauro said.

Bushbacher will be arraigned oo one charge of armed robbery and one count of felonious assault 8:30 a.m. Friday, Oct. 27 in Recorder's Court

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A clerk a t a gas station oo Michi-gan Avenue was fired after audits revealed that more than 11,000 was missing during two occasions while be was on doty alone last week, po-lice reported.

The first time, $42647 was report-ed mhwing by an employee who con-

clerk told author i t ies^ didn't know wbM happened to the money.

% e second time, 1621.29 was gobe. Again, the clerk ciidxrt have a clear explanation of what happened.

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CAR, BREAK-IN: A woman who parked her car in tbe 45000 block of Ford Road reported that her 1989 Mercury Sable was broken into last week. More than 91.000 worth of

goods were reported stolen. Tbe owner of tbe car reported the

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This is a sampling of reports filed, with Canton police between Tuesday, Oct. 10 and Friday, Oct. 13. For police and fire emergen-cies call 9-1-1 and for business-re-lated calls dial 397-3000

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Drunk driving was scarcely *n is-sue a decade ago.

But Mothers Against Drunk Driv-ing, now completing its first decade, believes it has succeeded in increas-ing awareness of the danger of drunk driving.

Three recent headlines bear them out:

e Wayne County is drafting a new law that would force drunk drivers to pay all costs involved in their ar-rest, jailing and trial.

e Michigan State Troopers are testing a new Breathalyzer, billed as cheaper, faster and more reliable than current 19S4-vintage models.

e The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to determine whether tbe state can operate sobriety check lanes for drivers — giving new life to an issue previously thought dead. (For information on the county law.

Breathalysers and check lane caw. see related story.)

As ate scans the headlines, Wayne County MADD director Sandi Wolf said she realises how far the issee and her organisation has come in its first decade. And how far, she be-lieves, it has to go in the next

MADD has c«mpii|iMiii through-out the decade for greater public awareness of drunk driving and stiffer penalties for those convicted of drunk driving offenses

While MADD can now count on al-lies among media, police, proeecu-tors and judges nationwide. Wolf re-called early problems in getting any-one to take the organization seriously.

'IT WAS tough," said Wolf, an eight-year MADD veteran. "I mean you'd go into a courtroom and jurors would just laugh you off."

Few are laughing now, but MADD faces new challenges as the 1990s approach.

Public awi of drunk driving

government and media, promotes its third annual ribbon campaigs The colorful ribbons, bed to side view mirrors, remind drivers not to drink and drive in the coming holiday see-son.

But New Year's, and a new dec-ade, will bring a subtle change in MADD strategy.

Raising public awareness is no longer enough. Wolf said. The 1990s will be a time to change public poli-cy

In a sense, the check lane battle represents the first — and perhaps kev — test

"We're thrilled the Supreme Court will be deciding the issue," Wolf said. '

Proposed by Gov. James Blanc-hard, and backed by MAM), the con-

troversial state police struck oat at all levels of the state court system after a ooe-night debut May 16. 1986 ifi the Saginaw area-

Three Michigan courts have looked at this program, all of whom rejected it," said Howard Simon, ex-ecutive director of the Michigan chapter of the American Civil Liber-ties Union. "The Legislature had op-poeed i t The public had oppoeed it, and tbe evidence that came out in court was that these were not effec-tive procedures for fighting drunk driving."

Tbe ACLU has sued to block the check lanes.

Though an unfavorable ruling would be a setback. Wolf said the check lanes are just ooe of the mea-sures being sought

•WE'RE VERY interested in auto-matic revocation — lifting drunk

driver's licenses right on tl Wolf said. "And we like to see laws giving police this authority."

MADD succeeded is the 19Ms, Wolf said, in large part due to uni-fied public support

"The media were especially help-ful in getting the word ou t " she said. "Once people became aware, in-volvement grew."

Social drinkers are drinking more responsibly, Wolf said.

"I think we've really been able to reach these people." she said. "At parties, people don't appear to be drinking as much '

The organization's success, mem-bers believe, lies in the fact that their approach is non-extremist — stressing responsibility, not abati-

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e Wayne County — County com-missioners have approved a resolu-tion calling for fines on convicted drunk drivers equivalent to the cost of their arrest, jailing and trial. Commissioners await cost estimates from the county sheriff and prosecu-tor before setting the fine and put-ting it into law.

e State Police — Highway patrol officers are currently testing a new

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Dooer Barnes' editorial "Pro-dig into political battle

In this article concerning a pro-choice demonstration in Lansing, she asked, 1 wonder where all the pro-lifers were?" Could it be that their commitment to save unborn babies involves not only political demon-strations, but other measures that require their time and energy?

there are many individuals in the pro-life movement who volunteer a great deal of their time to help wom-en d f f ' with the difficulties associat-ed with an unplanned pregnancy.

Just a few of the services they provide include: Opening up their homes to pregnant women who have no shelter, providing clothes and othier baby items to needy women at-ter they have their babies, and coun-seling women who have experienced emotional pain following an abor-tion.

My qnestiota to the pro-choice con-tingent is, "Where is your support when a woman makes the choice to keep her baby rather than abort it?"

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Country is Christian

To tbe editor I am writing to express my regret

that you would publish an article such as appesred in the Monday, Oct S issue entitled "Christian Coun-try Idea Not Acceptable" by James M August

I say that if all these people of other religious persuasions sre not in harmony with the Christian concept of celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, let them go back to the coun-try yhere they came from to prac-tice whatever tbey desire.

I have lived a long time in this country and my family came here from Wales in the 18th century. We have been in this country for more than 200 years. We came to have the

i our reUrious be-liefs. We did not come to try to change everyone'* ideas about how to approach God.

We sent our children to school and tbey learned to read from the Bible. To this date; in many countries where parks have been established and t m l ^ T set upvto show others bow we lived even as late as 100 years ago, you see the desks with a Bible on each ooe and oo the slates, some verse of scripture for the at-tention of the class.

Many of the strong statesmen of this country were committed Chris-tians and accepted the Christian principles as a way of life. During the last few years, it seems that we have many voices being raised to discount the claims of Christ

You can also see what a pitiful shape our country is now in because everyone has turned to his own way and the true Christians are few and far between. Watch out God is not mocked. His curse will fall on this country as it did oo the Israelites

intelligent adult who accepts the "four letter words" being used in PO movies Yes, Parental Guidance. All parents approving of profanity, vio-lence and promiscuity please stand °P ' - . r • Progress has helped make our country what it is today, but 50 or a hundred yean from now when peo-ple look back at our movies and en-tertainment — what Impression will it make oo them?

Linda R. Bariesoa Caatoa

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Parking is still a problem

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when they disobeyed God's laws. Doris L. Grimes

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Society has regressed

To the editor Progress, according to the diction-

ary, is advancement toward maturi-ty or completion; to move forward or onward; to advance toward com-pletion of fuller development

When using the term "progress," I think of modern medicine, the space program, computer technology and many other areas of advancement which have been made in our time-However, when I see a movie with excessive profanity, raging violence or casual sex, I'm led to believe that our society has severely regressed.

Is this really what the majority of tbe public wants, or have we just been slowly conditioned to accept i t After all, "we're adults; we can han-dle i t " But what about our children? They will have grown up with this attitude as the "norm."

When we were young, we were firmly reminded not to use profani-ty, and that sex was personal be-tween a man and wife, but not so to-day. No, we have progreaJed to an

28 issue of the Canton Obeerver. Tbe article was entitled, "Car Congestion a Problem." .The story was well written and very informative.

I am tbe father of Christi Kra-jewski, the student at Plymouth Can-ton High School (described in story) that still is being denied a parking permit Although there w o e stories in both the Canton Crier and Canton Observer newspapers about my re-quest at the school board meeting for a parking permit for my daugh-ter, it hasn't changed Jim Collins' mind about granting one.

In the newspaper article, Mr. Col-lins Says, "And where do you put an-other parking lot?" If you will look closely at the enclosed photographs of the student parking lot, it looks like there is plenty of available park-ing space.

This photo was taken Oct 2 at 10:30 a m I really fail to understand the negative attitude by Jim Collins of school security and the school board. How many others were at the school board meeting requesting parking permits? Zero.

It looks to me that a request for ooe parking permit could have been granted. What do you think?

Robert H. Krajewskl Cant

To theedttorr I applaud Tim Richard's call for

increased public and private support of child adoption in his Sept 11 col-umn "Is adoption a better way than abortion?"

Mr. Richard makes valid social policy arguments in support of adop-tion, but H seems to me that the es-sential point may have been mtsswt; tbe act of placing a child for adop-tion by the woman (birthmotber), and accepting such child by the adoptive parents is an expression of love This basic human emotion is fostered in an adoption environment that can be substantially free of guilt for the birthmother and stigma for the parents and child.

— Progressive—adoption agencies— promote "semi-open" and "open" adoptions. The birthmother is al-lowed to choose prospective adop-tive parents from their profiles (age, education, v employment ' interests, religion, etc.) and in some cases a face-to-face meeting may occur. Photographs, cards and letters may be shared either directly or through the agency in tbe years following tbe adoption, so that the birthmother knows that her child thrives. Tbe adoptive parents gain valuable in-sight into the birthmother1 s motives which can be shared with the child at an appropriate time. Other valuable information, like medical history of the biological parents, can be learned in these exchanges.

As the proud adoptive dad of Bry-an, 3V», and Matthew, 14 weeks, I can say without reservation that my boys were not rejected by their birthmotbers. Rather, these two brave, wise women did what they felt was best for their babies, for valid reasons. What's more, my boys gained a family that can love and provide for them. We are a family in every sense of tbe word.

The press is at its best when it helps publicize the "adoption option" and encourages Its general accept-ance and use. It truly is "happy" news for all concerned.

Alaa C. Helmkamp, Livonia

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A: The standard answer is that teachers teach the way they were taught. That is, as teachers went through high school and college, mainly college, they were influenced by how their college professors taught. The theory being tbey then tend to teach baaed on some role-model profesaor.

I believe teachers teach the way they learned best, not necessarily tbe way they were taught

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Some learners who become teach-ers tended to be auditory learners. Auditory learners are thoae who learn best by listening or talking with other people. Tbey kind of sense and feel what is going on, the information by watching peer i actions and often tend to seek con-sensus. Teachers who learned best this way often times use discussion techniques in class, class projects, cooperative learning and other small group work (with very limited lec-ture).

Other teachers were visual learners as students.. As teachers they are not interested in discus-sions, but lets get to the fac£. They analyze data, they learn away from group work. In the extreme, some of these teachers consider group work

student they would say, "Just teach me and let's forget about all this in-teraction and sensitivity stuff." As teachers, these visual type learners oftentimes tend to lecture and de-pend upon the textbook approach.

Another type of learning style la a sort of common sense learner. This learner takes in Information through

his/her Intellect then processes it by doing something. He/she wants to see it, touch it, feel It - called hands-on experiences in education.

turned off by school especially if it is the pure all hour-long lecture meth-od. Tbey want to take it apart and put it together. Many students who select industrial arts classes, be-cause of the nature of the hands-on experience, are found in this catego-ry. Future engineers favor this type of learning experience.

Another teaching style you ob-served and noted is the teacher who works on intuition and instincts. Their organization plan is ready, fire, aim. Many are very creative, know where they want to go but not quite sure bow tbey will get there. Their whole style is to leave it "open ended." They can make major intui-tive leaps Uvfcet there. They are not systematic planners. Usually they are at ease with people, intuitive, very adoptive, but people who can't stand committees. Some students seek out and love these types of teachers, other students have a diffi-cult time with the open-ended ap-proach.

It is a challenge for students to deal with different teaching styles. You asked in my opinion is there ooe best way to teach?

I believe that using different styles — lecture, group work, hands-on and open-ended discussion makes for the best learning environment.

Dr. James Doyle is an assistant superintendent in the Troy School District. The answers provided here are the opinions of Doyle and not the Troy School District. Questions for this column should be sent to Doc Doyle c/o the Ob-server & Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcratf, Livonia 48150.

ICS scu lp to r Tad W a k s r p u t s t h e f in ishing t o u c h e s

fs t t ab le in an a r e a luxury . . . tel. Waksr , a Wes t l and res i -den t , is • S c h o o l c r a f t C o i s g s g r a d u a t e e n d wiU r e tu rn to Schoo lc ra f t la ter t h i s m o n t h to ins t ruc t o t h e r s in i ce scu lp ture , An s w a r d - w i n n e r s t local, na t ional a n d In te rne-ttonal even t s , W a k s r h a s c r e -s t s d p i e c e s for s e v e r a l na-tional f irma, aa well a s w a d d -ings and pa r t i e s . T h o u g h a l so prof ic ient e t c h o c o l a t e ca rv-ing, Waker l is ts i ce s cu lp t ing s s his f svor i t s spec ia l ty . He h a s b e e n involved with ice sculp t ing s i n c e h i s d e y s a s Livonia h igh s choo l s t u d e i A food se rv ice e m p l o y e e s t Ford Motor Co. wor ld h e e d -quar t e r s , Wsker c r e e t e s h is works s t s Detroit w a r e h o u s e , though th is p i e c e is on t h e loading d o c k prior to sh ip -p i n g . S c h o o l c r a f t ' s i c e scu lp t ing c o u r s e wilt h e of-fe red Sa turdaya , b e g i n n i n g Oct. 28

Artist is making his mark on Ice

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A Schoolcraft College graduate, Waker is returning to Schoolcraft later this month to share his skill with others.

A member of Ford Motor Co.'s food service staff, he la based at corporate beadquiuters in Dear-born. His portfolio includes a life-sued Crown Victoria automobile, sculpted for Ford CEO Philip Caldwell's 1084 retirement party.

Waker has alao created a 10-foot-high Disneyland castle, carved from 00 blocks of ice, with a Spider Salley-aised Mickey Mouse as its doorman.

works fill an gallery — only his photo album

But Waker said he doeanf mind. "1 dos t feel too bad about i t " he

said. H o s t of what I create is a specialized piece for a special event"

IN ADDITION to his work for Ford. Waker has created pieces for British Airways and Nabisco. He has also created an icy Clydesdale for Anheuser-Busch. • Locally, he has sculpted center-pieces for weddings and parties. He also sculpts a weekly piece for an area luxury hotel • „

Waker began his love for ice

chocolate carving of his specialties, Water's favorite medium is ice.

HE HAS captured first place at the Plymouth Ice Sculpture Spec-tacular and third place ribbons at

and

He runs Us own ice curving buai-ness. Frozen Images, from his home, while mout of his sculpting is done in a Detroit warehouse.

"Actually, the carving is nut as difficult as handlta* the ice once it has to be shipped." Waker said.

He bfegius by rouf^ia i oat Ms de-signs with a chain

detail work. Thoagh some pieces take a day's

work — or more — le complete, Waker usually completes at least five pieces a week.

A piece can last for ei^ht hoars or more, depending upon room con-ditions. be la id . "Than they melt away."

Ted Waker wHl teach a week ice carving d o s s at Schoolcraft College, beginning Saturday, Oct 28, from J2J0-4:30 p.m. Cost is $125. For more information cofl the college at 482-4448.

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Momma spills her secrets

Who csn resist tbe heartwarm-ing aroma of a fresh baked pie? Ask any family to name one of grandma's favorite desserts and pie is sere to stand high or tbe list

Like many other New World foods, pie as we know It today is an all American invention. Pas-tries from the Old World were adapted by oar Colonial ances-tors to meet the sparse food sup-plies. Fillings for the pies — shi-ny tart apples, mellow, folder pumpkins and Cart rhubarb — were gathered from the sur-rounding countryside. Today's pie, with vast improvements in flour, shortening and other ingredients, has evolved into a culinary delight

Many-a-time I have watched from behind the dast-lsdened knick-knack shelf of momma's kitchen as she baked. To this day, I still don't think she owns a set

stead, she uses ooe of the most expensive utensils juvund - her arthritic fingers and a rolling pin that doubled as a."kid chaser" way back in the l t t t ' s .

WUh tbe kids shuffled off to school, I recently spent a crisp fall afternoon with momma in her .kitchen. Just her, me and ray notepad, watching ahB helping her make pies for an upcoming family baby shower. U the pages seeai smeared, it's Just the flour and/shortening leeching its way out of my fingertips. Here's a

on m o m m a y , secret for a no-fail pie

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a For a sparkling, extra flaky top crust on fruit pies, brush ever so lightly with milk or cream, then sprinkle with just a tad of cinnamon sugar before baking.

a Never overcook fillings with a cornstarch base. Over-cooking thins out the base.

e For better bottom crusts, brush the bottom with a teaspoon of beaten egg and then chill while preparing tbe filling. This will help seal the pastry and should prevent a soggy crust.

a After cutting the shortening into the flour, sprinkle water ever so gently into the crust and use a tossing motion to moisten the crust. Continue tossing until dough cleans the bottom of the bowl. Never pack and squeeze.

e Whenever possible, rhskc the crust ahead of schedule so that the e r a " caa have a chance to chill, solidifying the shortening or butter before rol)fego*L

Rose Levy ~ " of the "Cake B i h l t T n t f t t b s ~ her cakes dowa Mi, bat Fd ooe of momma's tot chsrty p t e

M o i S S a W S 2 £ d t o S as a gourmet cook or baker, bat It would be nothing to watch hsr spend an entire day preparing crusts and arranging lattice so perfect a close up shot could ess-

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J o y c e Weigel la the first to win our recogni t ion for her winner d inner . Here, in her Farmington k i tchen , a h a p r e a e n t s a quick meal of Cordon Bleu ch icken b r e a s t s , m u s h r o o m sauce , soft

b r e a d s t icks , choco la t e c o v e r e d cher ry cake , c r u s h e d c ranbe r ry s a u c e a n d a g lass of c r a n a p p l e juice.

Panel favors a family favorite A F T E R RECEIVING many

n A wonderful recipes, the time / • % finally came to select the

f i r s t Winner Dinner Winner.

It was not sn easy decision be-cause there were so many delicious dinners to choose from. However, Joy& Weigel's Mock Chicken Cor-don Bleu got the nod after passing through the picky palstss of a most discriminating panel of judges — my children snd their assorted friends.

Weigel, mother of three grown children, operates hsr own profes-sional typing snd secretarial service out of her home in Farmington. The chicken recipe she submitted has been a favorite of her children since they were little.

Weigel likes to serve the chicken with extra stuffing on the side and top it all with a brown mushroom sauce that is easy to make. A small serving of cranberry sauce and a tossed salad filled with lots of crun-cfay vegetables complete the meal

ALTHOUGH WEIGEL and her family are not big dessert eaters, she offered s recipe for Chocolate Cher-ry Cake Bars that are a dettdoas family favorite and also vary ssay to make.

I think I was just as excited sad happy as Weigel when I catted to let her know that her mono had been se-lected to be the first Winner Dinner. When I spoke to her s second time, she told the how thrilled her friend.

family-tested winner dinner

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snd family ware for hsr. Weigel took the whole day off the dsy the Ob-server ft Eccentric photogrsphsr came to take her picture for this col-

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I hope this will provide you with a fresh idea for your family and inspire yea to ssnd in your family's favorite dinner menu Until next week, take care.

_ _ _ _ _ who called to . Weigel received the following

T m sorry. I can't come to t h e . today My chicken and I are prepar-ing fc* our photo -eseioo."

Submit yoer recipes, to be consid-ered for pahltcattoa in this column

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Confetti's new chef takes a fresh approach •very little bit of Confetti's coo- filter in bet screen out undesirsble

In s nines a st sight rirt views. The restaurant's theme Is car with its ried out with colorful confetti strewn

the stunning ws, ths sttsn- bsnssth glass otarlays. Strips of

live service, the f r ^ fresd offered btae end pink nsoo add to its coe-

sU,*the vsrisd menu of psstas sad D i s t o s r Akksis Lshti crested s

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jest north of Maple. But walk Inside and the restaurant

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Remember, recipes are meant to be changed . should be fan. 11 it i n t.

thee you arent doing it right i you a r t OM

pie who always follows every recipe "to a tee," afraid to make any changes or subatitutiooa

Recipes are created by ordinary human beings, Just like you and me. They are not carved in stone by lightning an a mountain top. So, doot be afraid to experiment

Once upon a time, when my oldest son (notr oearing 40), was a toddler, I l a s making a meat pie from a re-cipe someone had given me.

I had fried the ground beef with onions, drained off tbe excess f a t seasoned it, and set it aside, while I prepared the biscuit dough, which was to be the crust for the pie.

Just then, the telephone rang, and I went into another room to answer i t I wasn't gone long, but by the time I returned, little Jimmy had dumped the meat mixture into the dough mixture, and was joyously kneading the two together with both hands

There went my meat pie. But the ingredients were too good to throw

for supper. So I helped him mix it more thoroughly, and rolled out the dough oo a board.

Together, we cut out little rounds.

like you would for biscuits, and baked them. Tbe results were terrif-ic. *•

We called tbeae little meat-filled biscuits, "Jim-Jims," and they bo-came a family favorite. Sometimes we substitute bulk sausage for tbe ground beef, and sometimes we add shredded cheese to the mixture.

A plate of Jim-Jims straight frdtn the oven, or nowadays, re-heated in a microwave, served with a bowl of hot soup, still makes my family members very happy.

I once dropped a cake, and broke i t It looked terrible. Company was due any minute. I put the salvage-able pieces into individual dessert dishes, poured chocolate lyrup over them, and topped each dish with a squirt of whipped cream and a maraschino cherry.

My guests raved over the delicacy, and no ooe ever knew I didn't plan it that way.

My flve-year-oid granddaughter loves to eat and she loves to cook-One day, she decided she wanted both honey and ketchup oo her bot-her, we mixed honey and ketchup to-gether and glased our frankfurters with the mixture as we grilled them. Tbey were sensational.

Gundella will scare up something in the kitchen

Gundella, who writes the Observer It Eccentric's "Kitchen Witch" col-umn, will conjure up seasonal speci-alities during a cooking workshop.

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Mile. The menu includes "liverbeads,"

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Coat for the hands-on workshop is 115 per person. Participants should bring their own rolling pins. To reg-ister call the center at 477-0404.

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Since then, we've tried honey and mustard, honey and Heinz 57 sauce, honey qnd barbecue sauce, etc. Some of theae combinations have tasted better than others, but all were hap-pily eaten.

Meanwhile, my granddaughter Krystat has gained the satisfaction of trying something new and creat-ing her own recipes for the first time. And she's acquired a sell confi-dence that Tm sure will be helpful in many situations in life that have nothing to do with cooking.

And, best of all, we had fun doing l t

Right now, many of you may have vine* full of green tomatoes that you kfiow wilt never ripen before the frost Why not try the recipe for mock raspberry jam invented by some ingenious cook who wasn't afraid to play around in the kitchen. - Tbe results will astound you. It is hard to »m*gin* it isn't the real thing, even after you, yourself, made i t

MOCK RASPBERRY JAM rzix>-

2 cups white sugar one 3-ouace package of raspberry jello

Core and cut \ip the green toma-toes. Process them in your blender until you have 2 cups of pulp. Boil tbe tomatoes and sugar together for 15 minutes. Remove from the heat and stir in the powdered gelatin. Cool slightly. Pour into clean con-tainers and refrigerate or freeze.

I WAS RAISED during the Great Depression of the 1950's. We were very poor, but I never knew that un-til years later, because everyone in our town was in the same boat We were all very poor.

Carbon's grocery store sold soda crackers out of a big barrel. They were very cheap, so we ate a lot of soda crackers.

Anyone my age probably remem-bers a dish called "depression soup," made of soda crackers, and really not much else. I remember the re-

cipe, but I'd never print it because nobody today would ever eat i t even for old time's sake.

But because we had chickens, we also had eggs, and my father invent-ed an egg and cracker recipe he called cracker pancakes.

We've all loved I t and It has been passed down for three generations. All of my children make them, even when tbey have company. My grandkids love them for breakfast or

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They can be served with syrup or with catsup; eaten with fruit and powdered sugar, or with salt and pepper and bacon or sausage.

They are versatile and delicious, and the recipe was invented b y e man who didn't even like to cook.

CRACKER PANCAKES egg» soda cracker* milk

. Beat up eggs> ooe or two per per-son. Add one-eighth cup of milk for each egg, and beat some more.

no, a dash of cayenne pepper, or whatever suits you.

Sometimes I add * to * cup of Parmesan cheese, if I have it oo Hand Sometimes I throw in shredded cbeddar, -or maybe some green

V V M — • • " T — - - 1 Crumble—crackers into coarse This serves

I almost never make these the same way twice, but they are always delicious.

Fry as you would any pancake, un-til golden brown, turning it carefully to cook both sides. You can make a large the size of the skillet, cooking th6 bottom oo top of the Stove, and then placing it in the broiler to cook the top. Then turn the whole large pancake out oo a plate with batter, and garnish as you like

crumbs. Use your own judgment ss to how many. Some people like a dryer pancake, and some like a moi-ster one. Add crumbs to the eggs and milk mixture, and let sit for a few

until the crackers soak up the egg mixture. Drop mixture by tablespoonfuls unto a hot greased skillet, and oook as you would any pancake, flipping over when firm, and the first side is done to a golden brown. Then cook the other side. Serve hot.

Here's another unusual pancake recipe, made up when we bad cold spaghetti left over, and no sauce to go with i t

SPAGHETTI PANCAKES 4 cupa cooked cold spaghetti or mac-

3 eggs, well beatea 3 tablespoons flour 3 tablespoons milk

Combind all ingredients, and sea-son to taste. Use salt pepper, orega-

wbo will love I t and call you their favorite kitchen witch.

The Important thing is that you have fun cooking- Try new flavor-ings and spices you haven't used be-fore. Experiment with new combina-tions, and make up a few of your own. Recently, I added some butter pecan flavoring to the apples in a pie I was baking- Tbe taste was terrific.

Start with something simple, like a sauce to serve over your fish, meat or vegetables. Taste your re-cipes as you prepare them, and add seasonings when needed.

Encourage your children to play at cooking with you. One year, when I was still teaching school and all four of my children were still at home, we all took turns cooking one day of the week.

Sometimes we had strange menus, but before long, even the youngest children were well able to plan, cook, and serve a palatable, well-balanced meal and have fun doing it. I was always there to help but by the eod of tbe year I was seldom needed.

Another really fun thing to make is fried ice cream. It sounds and looks hard to make, but it's really easy. I made up this recipe, and I like it better than any other I've tried anywhere

FRIED ICE CREAM Using your hands, shape any flavor ice cream into round balls, just as you would make suow balls. (Keep a dish of warm water close by to dip your hands in as you work.)

Roll these ice cream balls in cake crumbs or cookie crumbs, until com-pletely covered. Wrap la foil, and place in the freezer until very hard.

These will keep in the freezer in--pfmitelv I used to keep some there

all thetime, and take them out when I had unexpected company.

When you want to serve them, unwrap them, and dip each ball in tempura batter (see below). Deep fry in hot oil or vegetable shortening un-til golden brown Drain on paper towels

Serve at once, topped with hot fudge, butterscotch, or other ice cream topping To be really fancy, add whipped cream, cherries, and/or nuts

TEMPURA BATTER 1 beaten egg (you may use two egg yolks, if you have any left over from some other recipe) 1 tablespoon water 1 tablespoon Hoar

Mock chicken cordon bleu

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Recipes MOCK CHICKEN CORDON BLEU

These individual chicken bun-dles take about 15 minutes to prepare and can be made in the morning. covered and refrigerat-ed until placed in the oven. This recipe is tor tour people but can be adjusted by changing the number of chicken breasts

4 boned chicken breasts (you might consider boning your own breasts — a simple proce-dure and certainly more eco-

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Beat ingredients smooth.

together until

Note. If you have any questions about these, or any other recipes, you may call Gundella a t 427-1072. Or. write her a t Box 434, Garden City 48135.

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Combine butter and season-ings. Brush inside of chicken breasts with the seasoned butter and spread with stuffing. (Weigel recommends the pack-

aged herb stuffing or Stove Top Stuffing for chicken.) Prepare stuffing according to the pack-age instructions. Roll and fasten with toothpicks or skewers. Brush outside with seasoned butter. Place on rack in a shal-low pan and roast, uncovered, in a preheated 350 degree oven for 50-60 minutes. Baste occasion-ally. Serve with extra stuffing on the side and spoon on Brown Mushroom Sauce.

BROWN MUSHROOM SAUCE If you have children who d o n t Oka mushrooms, eliminate or

to cup ooneommo and to cup of water or 1 cup water with chicken bouil-lon cube dissolved.

Melt butter in saucepan; add mushrooms, flour and season-ings and brown. Add liquid grad-ually and stir while cooking until thickened. Makes about 1 b cups. Serve the sauce over the chicken and stuffing.

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1 package fudge or chocolate cake mix 1 can (21 ounce) cherry pie filling 1 teeepoon almond extract 2 eggs, beaten fronting

Using solid shortening or a non-stick spray, grease and ftour either a 15-by-lO pan or a 13-by-9 pan. In a large bowl, com-bine all ingredients. Stir until welt-mixed. Pour into prepared pan. At 350 degrees, bake 15-by-10 pan 20-30 minutes; 13-by-9 pan 25-30 minutes or until

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FROSTING 1 cup sugar 5 tabieopoono butter or mar-garine to cup milk 6 ounces chocolate chips

In saucepan, combine sugar, butter and milk. Boil, stirring constantly, for one minute. Re-move from heat; stir in chocolate chips until smooth. Pour over the cake or bars.

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DUTCH APPLE CRUMB PIE 1 pie crust for s single pie

Filling: 8 Graaay Smith apples, pared, cored, cut into even chunks to cup dark seedless raisins to cup granulated sugar 3 tablespoons cornstarch to teaspoon cinnamon 1 cup sour cream 1 teaspoon vanilla extract

Topping; to cup all purpose jlour to cup brown sugar, packed V» teaspoon cinnamon 3 tablespoons butter, cold, cut into chunks

Roll out pastry and place in a 9-inch pie pan. Crimp crust as desired. Brush lightly wtth an egg wash, then refrigerate until ready to fill In a bowl, combine apples, raisins, sugar, cornstarch and cinnamon and toes well to coat Stir in sow cream and vanilla. Set aside. In a separate brwl, stir together the flour, brown

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Roll out half the doogh and line a 9-inch pie plate with the dough. Brush lightly with an egg wash. Re-frigerate until ready to filL In a large bowl, combine berries with sugar and flour. Toes gently with hands to coat Place berry fill-ing in prepared crust and dot with small butter chants. Roil oat re-maining pastry for top crust Secure by crimping edges wtth fMgertipe. Brush lightly with milk and sprinkle ever so lightly with sugar. Cut res ts to allow steam tobacape. Bake In a 409 degree oven for 49 minutes or until pie is golden or juices are bub-bling through tbe vents.

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obituaries OIVA A. KAARTENEN

Servicee for Otva A. Kaartinen, 76, of Plymouth, who died Mooday, Oct. I , were held Wednesday, Oct 11. a t the Thayer Rock Funeral Home, Farmington, with cremation at Ev-ergreen Crematory.

He was born March 6,1911, In Fin-land. He was a tool and die worker and was a member of the Plymouth Elks.

Among the survivors are a daugh-ter, Kathy Stella; and three grand-children.

The Rev. David Ronberg of the Apostolic Lutheran Church officiat-ed at the funeral. Memorial contri-butions can be made to Plymouth Family Services, 880 Wing St , Plymouth, Mich., 48170.

ROBERT E. SMITH

Services for Robert E Smith, 90, of Canton Township were held Wednesday, Oct 11, at Lambert-

oath. Burial was at Roeeland Park Cemetery in Berkley.

Mr. Smith died Sunday, Oct 8, at St. Mary Hospital in Livonia. He was born April 26, 1898, In Brooklyn, N.Y. He was a member of Trinity Presbyterian Church, past president of Rotary International and was an insurance consultant.

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Mr. Smith is survived by his wife, Thelma L Smith; two sons, Robert E Smith Jr. of New Jersey and Da-vid A Smith of Connecticut; two stepsons, Donald L. White of North-ville and Robert L White of Florida, several grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

The Rev. William C. Moore, Trini-»„ »"» » r i n r j L ft/fliiin^ . } r r t r S u y t c r i « n v n u r v n , u i i i u i i r y

the services. Memorials may be sent to C.S. Mott Children's Hospital in Ann Arbor. Envelopes are available at the funeral home. Arrangements were made by Lambert-Vermeulen Funeral Home.

MAXWELL M. JOHNSTON

Services for Maxwell M Johnston, 58, of Livonia, who died Tuesday, Oct. 10, In Livonia, were held Thurs-day, Oct 12, in the Schrader Funeral Home, Plymouth.

Mr. Johnston was born Dec. 25, 1980, in Grand Rapids. He was as-sistant supervisor for plant opera-

where be was employed for 30 years. He moved to Livonia in 1954 and was a veteran of the US. Army, hav-ing served in Korea. He was a mem-ber of tbe Veterans of Foreign Wars in Livonia.

Among tbe survivors are his wife, eti<u» V. Johnston; a son, Charles M Johnston of Livonia; a daughter, Ka-thryn L Johnston of Pinckney, three brothers and a sister.

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ART Of THE SOUTH Fridays, Oct IS, 28, 27 - Michael

Farrell, associate professor of art history. University of Windsor, will return to Plymouth for a three-week series "Art of the South." Tbe series will be at S t John Episcopal Church and will begin at 10:l j a.m. with cof-fee available at 10 a.m. The price is $20 for the series; $10 for a single lecture. If there are any questions, please call Nancy Cooper at 455-0782 or Nancy Sharp at 459-1875.

PARENTING SKILLS Beginning Monday, Oct. 2 - The

Plymouth-Canton Community Edu-cation Department is sponsoring a series of meetings for parents of middle school-aged children who want to reinforce and improve their parenting skills. The classes will meet 7:30-9:30 p.m. Mondays for six weeks In tbe Canton High School Li-brary. Tbe price is $1® per person.

CONVERSATIONAL GREEK Begins Monday, Oct. 1$ - Tbe

Nativity of the Virgin Mary Greek Orthodox Church (Five Mile and Haggerty Road) is cooducting adult conversational Greek classes 7-9 p.m. Mondays. Tbe price is $100 for a 20-week period. For more informa-tion, call Chris Milaras at 288-5749 after 6 p.m. or call the Nativity Church at 420-0131. Register now or on tbe first day of class.

PLYMOUTH LIBRARY BOARD MEETING

Monday, Oct 16 — The public is invited to attend the Library Board

meeting at 7:$0 p.m. atthe Plymouth Library. 228 S. Main Street

• Health and Fitneaa

AEROBIC EXERCISE Beginning Tuesday, Oct 3 —

Adult Education at Geneva Presby-terian Church is offering aerobic classes at < p.m. Tuesday and Friday and at 9 a.m. Saturday. For more in-formation, call the church at 459-0018 or David BaAine at 897-0870.

MENOPAUSE AND BEYOND Wednesday, Oc t 18 — What about

the next 40 years? Tbe Plymouth YMCA is offering a class 7-8 pjn. at Pioneer Middle School. This special program is sponsored by Ciba Phar-maceuticals to encourage today's women to live healthier lives and give insight into menopause and life after menopause. The price for members is $10; two-members, $15. Call tbe YMCA at 458-2904.

RED C R O S S BLOODMOBILE Wednesday, Oct 18 - Blood may

be donated 2-8 p.m. at the Plymouth Elks Lodge No. 1780, 41700 Ann Ar-bor Road in Plymouth. Please call Boyd Shaffer at 459-2206 for a spe-cific time.

SUPPORT GROUPS Monday, Oct. 16 — Focus on Liv-

ing, a support group for persons with cancer and family or friends of peole with cancer, will meet at 7:30 p.m at Annapolis Hospital in Wayne. Focus oo Living is sponsored by the American Cancer Society and meets on the third Monday of each month to provide information about cancer and share concerns.

Monday, Oct. 23 — Canton Alanou is celebrating its 10th anniversary 10

a.m. to 12:80 pjn. at 8 t Michaels Church, 7000 Sheldon Road, In Can-too. Tool and fered D. will speak, fol-lowed by a pollock luncheon For In-formation, call Jo at 729-9768.

• Hobbies

CRAFTERS NEEDED Saturday, Nov. 4 - The Ladies

Auxiliary to VFW Post 6695 is seek-ing crafters for its Arts and Craft Show 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. The post Is at 1426 Mill St , Plymouth (second building on the north side of Ann Ar-bor Road and Mill Street (Lilley Road). Rental tables are $15. Pro-ceeds from table rentals,.snack bar and bake sale will be used for cancer research and veteran assistance. For information, call 981-1231.

POLKA DANCING Beglnalng Sunday, Oc t 8 - Like

to polka? Tbe Polish Centennial Dancers will offer classes in begm-tfcng and advanced polka, with ob-erek and waltx included for variety. Classes will run six weeks. The price is $15. Men and women alone, as well as couples, are welcome. For registration or more information, call Joanne at 464-1263.

QUILT BLOCKING Oct 25-Nov. 8 — Learn hand piec-

ing and applique while making the traditional Dresden plate block. You will be taught both of these tech-niques while finishing tbe block. You will then learn how to hand quilt your block and will be shown how to turn it into a pillow. Class supply list is available at the YMCA office. The class will run for 3 weeks, 7-9 p.m. at the YMCA office. Price Is $20 for members and $30 for non-members. For more information, call the YMCA at 453-2904.

• Sports

COED VOLLEYBALL

Fridays, Bigtenlag Nov. $ - Coed volleyball will meet Friday evenings at West Middle School for 14 weeks. Tbe price is $160 per team plus $15 for each player who lives outside die Plymouth-Canton district There Is a limit of 16 teams. Register at tbe Canton Parks and Recreation De-partment or the Plymouth Recre-ation Department Returning teems can register until Oct 18; new teams can register Oct 16-27. Call 897-5110 for further information.

Trips

CAROLINAS TRIP

sy, Oct 36 - The city of Plymouth Parks and Recreation De-partment in cooperation with a trav-el agency will sponsor a nine-day, eight-night trip to the Carolines. The tour price of $689 is based on double occupancy Tbe trip will feature stops in Knoxville, Tenia., Ashville, N.C.; Columbia, Charleston and Myr-tle Beach, S.C.; Savannah, Ga^ and Wytbeville, Va. For further details, call 455-6620.

CARIBBEAN CRUISE

Jan. 27.1996 - The city of Plym-outh Parks and Recreation Depart-ment in cooperation with a travel agency is sponsoring a seven-day Caribbean cruise aboard the world's foremost cruise ship, "The Norway." The departure date is Jan. 27. The cost is either $1,349 or 81,469, based 00 accommodations. For further in-formation, call the Recreation De-partment at 455-6620.

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Chiefs share league title By Brad Emona staff writer

Tbe old adage "there's a first time for every-thing" came true to life (or the Plymouth Canton girls tennis team last week.

On Thursday, tbe Lady Chiefs outscored regu-lar season dual meet champion Northviile, 21-16, to claim their first Western Lakes Activities As-sociation title ever. Tbe rain-delayed meet began Tuesday, but was not completed until Thursday at Livonia Stevenson. See tournament rendu.

—Technically, because of NorthviHe's league-leading 11-6 dual meet record, the Mnstsngi earn a share of the title in the final positioning of the WLAA standings. Tbe dual and league meet fin-ishes are weighed equally — 50 percent each. (Canton's dual meet record was 10-1 with their enly-kas coming against Northville, 4-3.)

But ia the WLAA tourney, Canton was the su-perior team, winning titles at Nos. 2, 3 and 4 singles.

"Our (dual) meet with Northville was close, but it was still disappointing to lone," said Canton coach Carol Michaels "We faced them In the middle of the season and bad a tough week be-cause of all tbe rainouts. It was on a Friday and it was our fourth match of tbe week. I think we were kind of tired, but I think Northville was in a similar situation, too."

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els said. "But beating Northville in all three of thoee caused the point turnaround. It would have been much tougher had we not won those matches"

Bajer grabbed her individual crown by defeat-i p . HarriuiD'i I iea T n m l » 7.^ (Li-U L X T L U I L I I X L K W U D I I B I I I W " W 1

Both took out Plymouth Salem's Shiakah Kapila, 6-4, 6-1; and Sparkman downed Salem's Tracy Anderson, 1-6, 6-1, 6-1.

The Lady Chiefs also got a lift at No. 1 singles when unseeded Tanya Bowsman upset No. 2 seed Stephanie Geeibood of Walled Lake Central in the quarterfinals, 6-3,6-3.

"That was a nice win and it certainly helped," Michaels said.

Canton's No. 1 doubles team of Leanne Gur-<»hak and Denise Gil do also pulled off a surprise, knocking off tbe No. 1 seeds from Central in the semifinals, Dee Geelhood and Marga Strobel, 6-0, 7-6.

But Livonia Stevenson's Amy Snow and Cort-ney Richa grabbed tbe No. 1 doubles crown with a 1-6, 6-3,6-2 win over the Canton duo.

CANTON CAME OUT on top in all three sin-gles semifinal meetings against Northville, and then top seeds Sherri Bajer (No. I), Alias* Huth (No. 3} and Michelle Sparkman (No. 4) all com-pleted undefeated conference seasons by winning their respective flights.

"We were very happy with the draw," Micha-

"OUR NO. 1 doubles team lost to Central be-fore, but tbey just kept getting better and better as the season went along," said the Canton coach.

Heather Kaye and Resham Batra of Canton reached the semifinals at No. 2 doubles, as did the No. 3 team of Reetika Aulakh and Parikh Vtraj.

Everybody improved," Michaels said. "All four of our singles players are seniors. Both Sber-ri (Bajer) and Alissa (Huth) won tbe conference at No. 2 doubles together and as freshman tbey were on our only team ever to qualify for the state meet. They've been motivated ever since. They've been the leaders of this team."

Tbe individual leader of the tournament was junior Kori Davidson of Harrison, who lost only four games in three matches en route to the No. 1 singles title.

Davidson, a nationally-ranked U.S. junior play-

Berner in the finals, 6-1, 6-2. Northville's Tricia Tomminia and Rebecca

Bellamy, the top seeds, took the No. 2 doubles crown with a 7-6, 6-3 triumph over Stevenson's Sue Bell and Lori Bailey, 7-6, 6-3. The Mustangs also added their second title at No. 3'doubles when top seeds Julie Howard and Merilynn Mill-gard outlasted Liovnia Churchill's Kathy Wira and Jenny Flanigan.

HARRISON AND STEVENSON tied for third in the league meet with 12 points each, while Sa-lem was a distant fifth with 10.

"We both finished third (Harrison and Steven-son) and we both feel good about It," said Steven-son coach George Croll. "We always do well in doubles because we have depth. But Harrison is going to be really good next year. They have four or five freshman in their lineup right now to go along with Davidson."

But this season, it's Plymouth Canton's turn to

some. Michael's summed it up best about the three-

day meet "I was very pleased."

Sher r i Bajer of C a n t o n won t h e No. 2 s ingles c h a m p i o n s h i p to h e l p t h e Ch ie f s c a p t u r e t h e WLAA t o u r n a m e n t title.

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Westland John Glenn's Chuck Gor-don had his team huddled in the lock-er room after an emotional and stun-ning 7-6 homecoming football victo-ry over Plymouth Salem when his 73-year-old father, Gayland, walked in.

"How's your heart, dad?" said the happy Glenn coach. "Is it still tick-ing?"

There were a number of gut-wrenching moments in this battle of unbeatens, but Gayland's 275-mile trip from up north was certainly worth the travel after the Rockets marched 82 yards with less than two minutes to play for the game-win-ning points.

"Quarterback Eric Stover threw a 9-yard pass to David Ryan with just five seconds left, and Wee Taylor, who earlier had mined field goals of 46 and 62 yards, drilled home the all-important extra point, giving Glenn a one-point win and the Lakes Divi-sion title in the Western Lakes Activ-

ities Association. The Rockets (7-0) now face West-

ern Division champion and top-ranked Farmington Harrison (7-0) for the WLAA crown Friday at Glenn.

Tbe loss wss hard to swallow for Salem, which appeared to have the game all but won when quarterback Rob Kowalski, running a bootleg, caught tbe Glenn secondary napping with 2:03 to play. He broke open a fierce defensive struggle when be hit Scott Austin with a 37-yard touch-down pass.

BUT THE ROCKS couldn't con-vert tbe extra point as Glenn's Tom-my Lawrence broke through the Sa-lem line and blocked Scott Rodgers' attempt.

"Our kids played hard and de-served a better fate," said Salem coach Tom Moshimer. "As it turned out, tbe damn extra point beat us."

Salem's inspired defense, led by tbe play of linebackers Ryan John-son and Brian Burlisoo, was ready when Glenn took over at its own 46

with 1:56 to play. Burlison sacked Stover for a 11-

yard loss on first down, and the Rockets were thrown back 15 more yards because of offensive pass In-terference call.

Faced with third down-and-36 from his own 18, Stover found Mark Wetmore oo a crossing pattern over the middle, good enough for 37 yards.

Saddled with a fourth-and-1 situa-tion at the Salem 44, tbe Rockets called timeout Stover ran a quarter-back sneak to gain tbe first down and keep the drive alive.

After another timeout. Stover worked the dock to perfection in tbe final 39 seconds, completing passes of 15 yards to tailback Shannon Layne, 16 to tight end Garnett Woo-dy and 9 to Wetmore.

WITH THE CLOCK stopped with just nine seconds remaining. Stover was summoned to the sidelines and given final instructions by Gordon.

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Harrison deals first loss to Canton By Pea O K s e r s staff writer

A bruised kidney kept Gary De-vine out of Farmington Hills Harri-son's previous football game, but be had too big a heart to be held back Friday night

Devlne produced a two-play sequence that secured an eighth con-secutive Western Division champion-ship for the Hawks, who outmuscled host Plymouth Canton In the first half and eventually woo 28-7.

Harrison, ths defending league champion, finishes 6-0 in the dlvMon and Is 7-6 overall. The Chiefs, who had their seven-game winning streak — the longest la school history —

, are 4-1 and 6-1. l-4he Hawks

with an early-third quarter touch-l a Harrison fum-

Ths Chiefs, trailing 21-7, doddod to go for it on fourth-and-1 s t their 27-yard Una after an offsides penalty on the Hawks.

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play other than sending James Into the middle.

"WE BBOULD have gone outside mors, because they're too strong; they react too well," he ssid of the Hawks.

I t was s turning point, hat I don't know if it weald have made a differ-ence. They're just a helluva football teem. I dont know who's going to beat them."

The Chiefs got new life whan Jaaoa Blelec intercepted a Mill Cole-man pass on the second play of the third period sad returned It for Canton's only

Hsniaoa also lost three fumbles la what waa a f i l t r a t i n g second half for the state's No. 1-ranked Class B teem. The Hawks win play at West-land John GISMI h i * rematch of last jeer ' s Wsstern Lakes Activities As-sociation f t n a l s t T i o p jn .

a practice be was going to get things turned around."

While the Hawks d idn ' t overwhelm Canton with the quick score in tbe first half, they were me-thodical and machine-like oo of-fense, punching out three long scor-ing drives - "We played the way I would have liked to see us play the whole game," Herrington said. "We moved tbe ball, and the defense wss outstand-ing."

HARRISON'S DRIVES consisted of 13, 13 and 16 plays and covered 71, 10 and 66 yards, respectively. The Hawks scored oo the np swing possession, Coleman running 6 yards for ths score after Matt Conley

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Chiefs forced a Harrison punt the next time, hut the Hawks assd much of the dock with sui: ceasful drives oo their third sad fourth pos-

who was 6-of-lt for 111 hi the Brat half, peaeed 17

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TEAM STANDINGS: 1. Plymoutfi Can-to. 21 poMK 2 North.—, 1 (Us) UMr te a w w o t i and Fam»r<gion Mam-con. 12 sao* 6. Plymouth Salem, 10; 6. Uvonia Churcha. T. 7. (fla) U w r d Frank-m. North FemSngion and W—ad Lake Can-trai. Seech: 10. (Ha) FwiTHngtonandW—»-a n d J o M Glenn. 4 each. 12. WataO lake

CHAMPIONSHIP FINALS No. 1 Unptaa Hon DavMeon (Harrison)

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T o n * (Harrtaon). 7-5,6-4. No. 3: AAaaa Huth (Canton) del. SNakah

Kapte (Salem), 6-4.6-1 No. 4c M t t i l i Sparkman (Canton) del.

Tracy Anderson (Satam). 1-6.6-1.6-1. No. 1 douMaK <^ny 8now-Cortnay Rtoha

(Stavanaoo> ds t laanna Guchak-Dwuaa Q4do (Canton). 1-6.6-3. 6-2.

N a t : fd t iaJowtmWa Oatoacca OaSam/ (NortfrvUe) dat Sua BaS-torl 8aSey (Sta-vanaon). 7-6.6-3.

HDl 3: Jttfa Howard Mertyrm MBgarO (Northv«e) dat Kathy Wire-Jenny Haragan (ChurchM). 6-4. 7-4.

Ptymoutf) Salem, Uvonia Stevenson and Farmingion Harrtaon. »-3 each. 6. Wafled Laka Central 6-6; 7. Farmlrvlotv 5-6. 6. North Famdngtoa 4-7: 9. WesMnd John Glenn. 3-6; 10. Uvonia Church* 2-9; 11.

FrarMn. 1-10; 12. WsBsd Laka 0-11.

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N a 2: Uaa Tomla (H) dat. Wendy Stuek. 6 - i 6-2.

N a 3: Merrtyn Orveko (H) dat. SNkha Kepis. 6-4.2-6,6-1.

N a 4: Tracy Andaraon (S) daf. Juke Heat. 6-1.6-4.

N a 1 doutotee: Kathy Marschak-Carolyn Munaanbargar (S) del. JS Barrtngton-Jodto

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Plymouth Cantoo k i t only to make it official Thursday. For all practical purposes, ths Chiefs practical purposes, woe another Western Division girts cross country championship.

Ths key dual meet took place Thursday, and tbe Chiefs prevailed 21-46 ever Northville to claim first place All to themselves.

Canton, 4-0 in the division and 5-0 overall, closes out the dual-meet les-sor Thursday with Pennington Hills Harrison at Cam Benton Part . 1%e Hawks dont have i t _ , _ girls to comprise a team and will automati-cally forfeit tbe victory. The Mus-tangs drop to 3-1 in ths Western.

"I think the girls ran reel well," Canton coach George Przygodski said. "Anne Dibble has been Improv-ing weekly. Amy Smith certainly ran well and Kim Rice ran as fast as riie has aU year."

Smith was the race winner wtth a 3123 time at Cass Bsnton. finishing 44 seconds abend of runner-up MarcL Dart of Northville (21:06).

Dibble was third (12:15) and Rice fourth (22:11), both getting in

Marisa Dersey (22:53). In other competition involving the

Chiefs, Canton was third in the 19-i m h i Ypsllanti Invitational on Satur-day, Oct 7.

Dearborn Edsel Ford woo tbe meet with 41 points, and Chelsea, winning a sixth-person tiebreeker, edged the Chiefs for second place. Both had 77 points, but Chelsea's No. 6 runner was 27th, Canton's 21st

The Chiefs, however, had the best runner in Smith, who turned in s 19:51 time.

"Amy ran an outstanding race," Przygodski said. "She led it from the mile mark on and just ran away from tbe competition. And there was some pretty good competition

of the No. 2 runner for the The rest of Canton's •even-runner

contingent captured the Nos. 6-9 places to complete the rout Adri-enne G arrow came in sixth (2224) and was followed by Kim Gudeth (22:44), Lara Antcxak (22:50) and

was 15th (11:41), Missy 18th (11:57), Garrow 10th

(1*00), Lori Penland 13rd (11:11), Rice 31st (11:16) and Carolyn Way 34th (11:27).

PLYMOUTH SALEM evened Its

Lakes Dtvisloo record at 1-1 Thurs-day by besting North Farmington 14-84 at Cass Benton

The Rocks conceded first place to Lisa Rives of North, who finished in 10:19.

Salem, however, took tbe next three places and six of tbe next eight to secure the win — its second in

'five dual meets. North is 0-4 and 4-4. Jennifer Harris was second at

11:58, Payal Parekh third in 22:45 and Alison Rytaskl fourth at 22:57.

Angle Martin and Kara Higiey, representing the Raiders, broke up the pack of Salem runners, claiming the Nos. 5 and 6 spots in 23:08 and 23:19, respectively.

In addition to Parekh, Salem coach Mike Krafchak was thorough-ly pleased by tbe performances of his next three. JU1 Cdpiicki (23:25), Shawnee Becker (2Jra7) and Jenny Marshke (23:39) ffl the Nos. 6-8 places.

"Parekh did s belluva job, snd I thought Czaplicki, Marshke and Becker ran well, too," Krafchak Mid. "Those four ran people down In the last mile, and they've done it two meets In s row."

North's Marie Scott finished 10th (13:53), Adrienne Mocello 11th (18:43), Lisa Biederman 13th (16:11) and Lynn Patel 14th (17:01). Salem's Cathy Boyd was 11th (14:10).

Canton, Salem easy winners

Boys teams dominate The boys dual-meet cross country season In ths W s M n L a t a s Activi-

ties Association continues to be dominated by Plymouth Canton and

P 1 B ^ h l , ^ t S fourth-strsight divisioo meets without s loss Thursday and can wrap their respective championships Unrsdsy.

Canton, 8-8 overall, charged past Northville 17-45 at Cass Benton Psrk and win conclude the Western Division schedule wtth Pennington Hills Harrison at Cass Benton. _

Salem, 8-1 and its only loss being to the Chiefs, skipped pest North Farmington 15-48 st Cass Benton snd will finish Lakes Division competi-tion at West la od John Glenn.

Canton was led by the trio of Mike Ream, Matt Boland and ^rian Beach, all of whom finished ahead of Northvllle's top runnsr. Ream won the race in 17:70, Boland was second at 17:11 and Beech took third in 17:14.

"IT WAS A good day to run," Canton coach Jim Hayes said, noting tbe warm weather Thursday. "We're just fortunate to have a bunch of good kids here."

Matt Han Jason Napolitano and Chris Nelson also finished In beck-to-back order for the Chiefs. Hall was fifth (17:36), Napolitano sixth (17:44) and Nelson seventh (18:15).

The top 10 in terms of actual place included Canton's Dsve Maasberg in ninth (18:44) and freshman Shawn McNamara in 10th (18:53).

Salem captured the top five places in disposing of the Raiders, 1-3 in the Lakes, and 41 seconds wss all that separated tbe runners in that group.

Brendon Masterson, the teem leader with a first-place time of 17.-01, was followed by Dsve Hamwsy (17:19), John Thomas (17:20), Brian Ury-

North's Jssoo Biederman claimed sixth place in 17:44, but Samir Bhavssr and Todd Omo, running for the Rocks, acted as blockers by taking seventh and eighth places in 17:55 and 17:59, respectively.

The top five for North included Craig Stoe (18:14), Paul Simpson (18:15) snd Josh Chinitx (18:53).

"We knew we could beat them, snd it wasn't that I was getting over-confident" Salem coach Geoff Baker said. "But I told my runners they had to run a"vw»g themselves and put five in front of their first to force ourselves to run hard."

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Plymouth Canton's Pam Pritchard woo two events and tbe Chiefs swept all 11 to brush aside Walled Lake Western 137-35 in girls swimming Thursday.

The host Chiefs are 5-1 overall and 2-0 in the Western Division. Tbe Warriors dropped to 3-4.

Pritchard was first in the 208-yard individual medley with a 122.29 time and tbe breaststroke at LI5.82.

Christy Geddes wss oo both Can-too relay teams, and Erica Carson and Dawn Ssmmut won ooe individ-ual event and were oo one relay team.

In the medley relay, Geddes, Jes-sies Butterfield, Carson and Danielle Yockey posted s 2:17.77 time. In the freestyle relay, it was Lesley Moore, Jenny Hartke, Geddes and Sammut closing out tbe meet in 422.30.

Carson also won the butterfly at 1:08.86 and Sammut tbe 100 free-style in 1:04.06.

In other freestyle events, it was Sonys McWhirter winning the 200 in 2:20.50, Taml Santomauro the 50 in 27.61 and Cassie Cummins the 500 in 5:47.22

Becky Hoisington's 204.55 points earned her first place in diving, and Kristy Brugar went 1:09.88 to win the backstroke

PLYMOUTH SALEM had similar success, winning every event and collecting tbe top three spots in all but three events in ripping Walled Lake Central 133-38 Thursday st Central.

Tbe easy triumph allowed Salem coach Chuck Olson to insert every-one into the lineup, ss nine different girls won individual events. Toni Lupo got the Rocks started with a victory in the 200-yard freestyle (2:28.6); Megan Andrews followed with a triumph in tbe 200 individual medley (2:25.60).

Jane Srtdrimsn was first in the 50 free (2921), Jennifer Exxo captured the diving (110.45 points), Cheri Vin-cent took the 100 butterfly (1:08.9), Andrea Ales was the winner in the

100 free (1:01.19), Meg ReUly woo the 500 free (6:15.39), Carrie Van-derweele was tops in tbe 100 back (1:11.63) and Kim White was first in the 100 breaststroke (1:12.48^

Dawn Alex, Kim Akers, Amy Aus-tin snd Shelley Anderson combined to win the 100 medley relay (1:1621) and Julie Hickey, Anderson, Tammy Hickey and Nicole Bouse were best in the 400 free relay (4:14.09).

The win left Salem with a 1-1 record in the WLAA's Lakes Divi-sion. Tbe Rocks are 1-5 overall.

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The team finished the four-day tournament at the Compuware-Oak Park Arena with a 4-0-1 record, in-cluding decisive victories over the Detroit Junior Red Wings (11-1) in the semifinals and the Tbornhill

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tient offense wss s successful aec-ood-half combination for Pljmoath Salem, which rallied to beat Lhro-nia Stevenson S6-S5 in girls basket-ball Thursday. *

Tbe host Spartsna held Salem to sinfle-digit scoring in each of tbe first two quarters and took a 24-15 lead into halftime.

But tbe Rocks, who stayed ooe game behind North Farmington in the Lakes Division and moved op to .500 oo tbe season, reversed tbe sit-uation in tbe second half, switching to a man-to-man defense.

"We just got tired and tbey wore us down," Stevenson coach Chuck Hebestreit said. "We didn't get tbe saeond and third shots.

• Tbey were able to get tbe ball inside and, after three or four pass-es. get an easy basket."

Salem, 5-1 in the divisioo and 6-6 overall, was led by Darcie Miller, who scored half of her 10 points in the third quarter when the Rocks outscored Stevenson 15-5.

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That relatively big quarter gave the Rocks, who held the Spartans to

single-digit scoring in each second-half quarter, a 30-29 edge, which Salem added to slightly in the fi-nale.

Sarah Ruete and Tracy Sboogh added eight points apiece for tbe Rocks, who were 1 J-of-2J shooting free throws. Stevensoo's Kelly Cotter matched Miller's 10 points, and teammate Teresa Sarno chipped in nine, a*

The Spartans, who were s near-perfect 0-of-10 at the line, are 1-5 in tbe divisioo and 6-6 overall.

PLYMOUTH CANTON, tbe top-rated team in Observer Land, put its talent on display for Livonia Churchill, which saw the Chiefs run away with a 61-55 victory Thurs-a * y

Canton, with tbe-momentum of its 54-46 win over Livonia Franklin.

oo .Tuesday spurring it onward, leads the Western Divisioo wtth s 6-0 record and Is 10-2 overall.

Senior center Susan Fsrko count-ed s game-high 26 points and IS re-bounds to lead the Chiefs. Jennie Clark played ooe of her best games, contributing IS points and seven rebounds, snd Stacey Thompson added 11 points.

Canton outscored the Chargers 18-5 in the second quarter to build a 36-15 halftime lead. Tbe Chiefs coasted in tbe secood half with s 26-20 margin.

"(Tbe Chargers) came out and played very well in the first half," Cantoo coach Bob Blohm said, pointing to an 18-10 score in the first quarter. "Tbey moved tbe ball well and made a couple big shots.

"We played a tough game on Tuesday and had a tough practice oo Wednesday. But overall I think we pulled things together and played well tonight."

Freshman Chrissy Daly and Jen-ny Willems scored 12 points apiece for Churchill, 1-5 and 2-8.

Legends honored with Hall selection

It tat exactly Cooper Mown, NY, bat the PoiMfe Cantary CMb la Detroit will be tbe ni* for the Detroit Bowttug Hall of Fame Induction eerenwiw 8—day. Nov. y

Among tbe bowlers being indapleid Is Farmington Hills native Fred VktalL His accomplishments oo the laqes are lefead-*n

Vitah qualified (or Team USA is 1671 and won two gold medals in international competition that same year. In tbe 1672-73 season, Vltali was named King of De-troit Bowlers.

His collection plaques and trophies could easily fill a bow Ling alley, bat things that will always stand out for him are bis four sanctioned 304 games, as well as bis 299 and ever-impressive MM series.

Vitali's story is not common among bowlers. He wasn't tbe kid who started bowling young and ultimately became a star He immigrated to this lonptfj from Italy at 19. never having seen a bowling

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Warriors league champs By C J . Risak staff writer

There was very little else Walled Lake Western golf coach Scott Street could have asked of his team.

"I was hoping we would shoot around 400, but it was kind of win-dy." said Street voicing his only complaint.

Everything else Street sought as a goal was accomplished Wednesday when the Warriors captured tbe Western Lakes Activities Associa-tion championship at Huron Mead-ows Golf Course in Ypsilantl. Tbey finished with a team-total of 405 strokes, three better than runner-up Livonia Churchill (408).

Next in line was Plymouth Cantoo with 414, followed by Northville (423), Farmington (428), Livonia Ste-venson (432), Walled Lake Central and Plymouth Salem (433 each), North Farmington (450), Westland John Glenn (461), Livonia Franklin (469) and Farmington Harrison (489).

WHAT STREET found nearly as

golf pleasing as capturing the team title was senior Chris Sobieck's claiming medalist honors. Sobieck, tbe medal-ist at last year's Class A regional, shot a two-over par 74 to shade Churchill's Bill Durham by a stroke.

"It was really good to see him go out that way," said Street of Sobieck. "I was real happy he went out with a win."

Of course, Sobieck's performance would have meant little without a team championship to go with i t And that was accomplished because, as Street described it, "Tbe whole team plays as a team, not as individ-uals."

Two other Warriors placed among tbe top six. Chris Schneider finished fifth with a 79 and Karl Schneider tied Canton's Rod Jesena and Churchill's Colin Gallagher at 80. Western's other two scorers were

Dave Pozniak, 83, and Troy Fair-banks, 89.

THE CHARGERS also placed three golfers among the low 15 scorers. Joining Durham and Gal-lagher was Mike Migola, whose 82 tied him for 10th with five others. Churchill's other scorers were Steve Paraszkiewicz at 83 and Jason Four-nier at 88.

Five golfers shot under 80 and were named to the all-WLAA team: Sobieck, Durham, Schneider and Northville's Jason Sherman (77) and Chris Lemmoo (78).

Tbe next 10 finishers were. all-di-vision selections: Sinclair. Jesena. Gallagher and Migola, and Frank-lin's Greg Kerr (81). Canton s Geoff Allen (82), Salem's Dan Alcock (82), Central's Aaron Mason (82) and Ste-venson's Brian Ransom and Mark Peterson (both 82).

Other low scorers were Jason Buha for Farmington with an 83; Rob Wendt for North Farmington with an 86; Matt Wilsoo for John Glenn with an 85; and Tim Story for Harrison with an 87.

Salem has record night Plymouth Salem seniors Jeff Gold

and Matt Tudor established soccer records Wednesday as the Rocks de-feated North Farmington 6-0 in the regular-season finale.

Gold, a midfielder, scored two goals and added two assists, giving him 20 goals for tbe season. The old record was held by Ted Hanosh, who had 19 goals in 1986.

Tudor, the goalkeeper, posted his 11th shutout of the season and 17th of his career The former career mark belonged to Dave O'Malley, a 1988 graduate who had 16.

Greg Christensen, Matt Gold, Chris Olson and John Truskowski scored ooe goal apiece as Salem notched its first victory in five games.

The Rocks, despite playing well each time, were 0-3-1 prior to Wednesday night Salem. 11-S-l

overall, had lost to state-ranked Livonia Churchill and Livonia Ste-venson and tied Walled Lake West-ern.

"They really put the other games behind them," Salem coach Ken Johnson said. "We had more individ-ual passing and teamwork."

Christensen, Bill Joker and Todd LaJoy assisted ooe scoring (day each for the Rocks, who finish secood in tbe Lakes Division at 3-1 behind Ste-venson (3-0-1).

Salem will play Plymouth Canton in the Western Lakes Activities As-sociation crossover game at 7 pjn. Wednesday, and the Raiders play

host to WaDed Lake Western at S:30 p.m. North is 0-4 and 1-8-1 in the league.

FARMINGTON 4, CANTON 1: Coach Cathy Cole wanted the Fal-cons to have a 15-shot margin, and Farmington accomplished that with 36 attempts on the Canton goal.

The sbots-on-goal advantage helped decide the game in Farming-ton's favor. Tbe Falcons led 1-0 at halftime on Mike Gammerath's goal and Brian Purdom's assist

Mike Popyk, Mike Sbeehy, who scored oo a penalty kick, and Rob Cook scored second-hall goals for Farmington, 5-2-3 in the WLAA and 6-2-4 overall. Pete Elmagrabi assist-ed oo Popyk's goal, Mike Gkese on Cook's.

Cantoo finished 3-2 in the Western Divisioo and 4-5-1 In the league.

Rockets nip Salem, 7-6 Continued from Papa 1.

-We had two plays called in tbe hnddle," said the Glenn eoach. "Our quarterback had the option of calling one or two plays, depending what be liked and dopendiig on their cover-age."

Without hesitation. Stover threw the ball toward ths corber o< the end rone sad found a wide-open Ryan, who cradled the ban Into his body.

"My offensive line gave me great protection (on the final drive)," Stover said. "The passes got there, and they made the catches."

THE CRITICAL play came when ths t-foot-8, 161-pound Wetmore m a d e a ^actacalar one-handed grab for the 37-yard gain

H was third end f t , and we had two downs to «st a first down," Oo^ don said. "Obviously, we • to fst half si K bnch on one pUy ft»t then be (Wetmore) catches ths ball and It's fewtb-and-l. bnt by no

was the turning point; I thought we had s chance to win after tha t"

T H E ONE PASS (to Wetmore) killed us," said Moshimer. 'The catch he made was fantastic. The baU was overthrown.

"We were in pess-prevent cover-age with ' three guys desp. We coalilnt have been in better shape, bat Glenn has that greet spesd at ths flankers.

1 thought we had i t There was no doubt la my mind, then the pass (to Wetmore) killed s s "

The two teams battled evenly thronghowt mnch of the aight .

Glenn took the opsafaag ktekoff and marched to the Rocks' St, but Mike Cygan intercepted Stover la ths snd

SALEM'S ONLY real si threat of the first half cams Kowalski slipped throagh the

In the second half, Salem's defense began to shut down Glenn tailback Shannon Layne, who added Just 13 yards after gaining 64 la the first half.

"Their defense was very good; we studied them an week on film," said Gordon at Salem. "We had to block like heck to get 4 yards. They have good siee, and they moved te the baU welL"

GLENN OUTQA1NED the Rocks tn total yantage, 2S4-16S

Stover completed 10 of If peases for 146 yards.

Johnson, the punishing fallback, led Salem's wtshhnns ground attack wtth 71 yards ia 17 carriss. .

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At 23. Vitali began his road to i His first bowling season was hardly a gutter ball, rolling a 175 average

Vitali joutea the Coca-Cola team in 1963 and the famous Stroh's team ia 1972. He has bowled in the annusl All-Star Classic 16 times.

Farmington Hills resident Al Wknkel, who has been president of the local Bowl-ing Proprietors Association and the Mich-igan BP A. also is scheduled to be induct-ed into the Hall of Fame

Winkel, like Vitali, has received nu-merous awards, including tbe BPA Ap-preciation Award, the BPA Meritorious Service Award, tbe Special Proprietors Award and the Judge John D. Watts Award.

Winkel is proprietor of Woodland Lanes in Livonia.

e Like the grand slam in baseball and the hat trick in hockey, a 300 game is rare in bowling.

Friday, at Country Lanes in Farming-ton Hills, Tom Gow and Ron Turner rolled perfect scores in the Greenfield Mixed League, which also witnessed Glo-ria Mertz's 615 series and 231 game.

Tbe Ladies Noon Classic was led by Lori Craig's 604 series, which indnded a 235 game. Shirley Prevo rolled a 594. Ju-lie Wright, a 17 year old. used a 217 game to cap off a 633 series in the Farmington Hills School League.

e Tbe Wooderiand Classic League at Wonderland Lanes in Livonia featured an array of impressive scores last weefc.

A 300 game helped Ray Randall roll a

lathe e Al Young rolled a 66X Midnighters League at ~

Wally 166 pin over his game. *

In the CjCSL Father and Son League. 16-year-oM Brian Leech rolled a 276

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Fred Vitali 731 series. Joe Mamroctski used his 256 to put together a 669 set Carl Harden had a 279 game and Ml series. Ron Eisenhew rolled a 666 series, including a 236 game. Ron Hasse rolled Ml series, thanks to s 241 game.

Steve Stevene (604), Hasse (Ml), Jeff Dtshong (646) and Bob Pniewski (671) helped Bob Pniewski'i team roll a com-bined 3,230

e Livonia's Mem Bowl Lanes was the site of Nick Conflitti« «79 series in the K.of C League Max Hansoo rolled a 265

In the Tuesday Roving Jills, Joan Jack- • son bowled 94 pins over her average, with a 244 game.

Tbe Wednesday Bowling Bags League woke op when Michelle Chariong rolled 1M pins over her average, with a 241. In the Senior Meny Bowlers League. Joe Baioga rolled a 2M game.

In the Y.A-B.A Youth League, Jeff Wetland bad a 640 set, which included a 236 game

a Drakeshire Lanes in Farmington Hills hosted Dwayne Najarian's 726 se-ries Tuesday He had a series at 247-636-245 In the Tuesday Mixed Seaior League at Mayflower Lanes ia Redfard. Len Can-

Sundowners League, Chsrle Clark rolled; a 246 game.

Tbe Baton Bar Leagss festered Mike . Hasty i 644 and Skip CVmenoe's Ml

Westland Bowl was racking as Teas Brudzinski rollsd a 3M game ia the Weet-• side Seniors House League.

Pat Mills had a 645 aeries in tbe Wednesday Ladies CI-sir Jane Martin; had a Ml series and Linda <1 Imll i r t . 2M game

In the Tuesday Men's League, Ways Ssvage rolled a 724 series and BUI Sav age a 2M game. Greg Proctor's 716 Is th-Tuesday Battle of the Sexes Leagae.

a Tbe pins were falling at Super Baa in Canton last week, as Cbac* Viae rolled s 300. his first Gary Kraase fla ished with a 672 series in tbe Tuesday Junior House League.

In the Wednesday Mrsning Man's League. Dave Kowalski rolled a 716 ae-ries. Lester Drumm had a 666.

e Cora Fiehig holding the sixth charity event at Astro Heights Sundays. Oct 29 There will be pro-am doubles for and youth bowlers.

Earl Anthony I make personal tographs. For details, call FlaMg at 6739 or Gerry Ritter at 5 6 9 4 1 1 6

e At age 92, Joha Kits is doing be loves best He's bowling and la quite successful. Last weak ha n*ed a 166 game at Mayflower!

Keep it up. John

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• 644-1070 Oakland County 591-0900 Wayne County

•852-3222 Rochester/Avon

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The omy Ihmy a kid should be getting in

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G § o t n c t i i i n ^

FOR SWEETEST DAY OCTOBER 21, 1989

SOUD OAK T A B L B S AND C H A I R S

( S p o * t e m g m C u e t o m M a t c h i n g )

R O S E S P E C I A L F O R S W E E T E S T D A Y

1 D o z e n S w e e t h e a r t s i n B r a s s * 1 0 ° °

2 B u d s i n M i l k G l f r s s * 6 ° °

1 B u d i n B r a s s $ 5 ° °

L I V O N I A B U I L D I N G M A T E R I A L S C O . F A R M ' N G T O N R O A D ' l I V O N I A

A R T E R S F O R B U I L D I N G New Arrivals For Fall! A r m o t r e s .

C h e s t s & • W r e a t h s

• O u i t t a H

L a m p s

^ S i l k F l o w e r ]

B a s k e t s

p A n d C h a r m i n g

^ A c c e s s o r i e s F

B L A C K P L A S T I C

P O O L C O V E R S

20x100 28x100 24x100 32x100

40x100

C a b i n e t s ^

L a c e C u r t a i n s

& O o H i e s a l o n g w i t h m a n y

c e n t e r p i e c e s f r o m $ 5 . 0 0 t o * 1 0 0 . 0 0

Silk Flowers for Al l Occasions

S I L K F L O W E R S & T H I N G S 34714 PLYMOUTH ROAD (1 Blk. E. of Wayne Road)

LIVONIA • 421-6357

L A R G E S E L E C T I O N O F

C O U N T R Y P R I M I T I V E S ! Hiakii

O i k Furniture A A c c e n t s

1 1 1 0 4 S M i l e * U e o o i a ^ J & T m

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ANY IN-STOCK ITEM WITH THIS COUPON THRU

10-31-89 (It'a Not Too Early For Christmas Shopping!)

:[ m COME IN ON SWEETEST DAY, SAT., OCT. 21st • A RECEIVE A FREE GIFT WITH ANY PURCHASE!

We are a registered dealer of the Bradford Exchange 16347 Middlebelt Road • Uvonia

(Be tween S l> t M i l e ) 261-5220 H o a r s : M o n - T h u r s 10-4 ; F r i . 10 -8 ; S a t . 10 -6 ,

S u n d a y 12-5

S T U D E N T A S S I S T A N C E P R O G R A M

T H E N E W E S T a n d M O S T E F F E C T I V E

Enroll for Reading • Math • Study Skills • Algebra H o m e w o r k Help • Geometry • Improve Listening

Skills • Following Direct ions We Build Reading Skills

W E H R L I L E A R N I N G C E N T E R

4 7 7 - 7 5 3 5 1 9 1 5 9 N . M e r r i m a n

L i v o n i a

Jute North of Sevrn Mdr Rd I f

F R E S H F R O M T H E O V E N

BAKERY SPECIALS Remember Us For All Your Sweetest Day Treats

a For Fall Weddings We are offering F R E E D E L I V E R Y and a S u r p r i s e G i f t with cake of 200 or more servings.

V V Exp i r es P6C 31. 1989

G. M. PARIS BAKERY 2 8 4 1 8 J O Y R O A D • U V O N I A 4 2 5 - 2 0 6 0

C h o o s e Sw«e t Rot ls C o f f e e C a k e s B r e a d C o o k i e s T o r i e s A n y e l W i n g s D o n u t s P u m p k i n M i n c e m e a t a n d

S t r a w b e r r y • C r e a m Pies

( B e t w e e n M i d d l e m e n & t n f c s t e r )

H o u r s T U E S t f i ru TMUf tS . 7 s . m - 7 p . m . F W . S A T . . S U N 6 a m - 6 p . m . i « n

JNt <X-ATX»* K O W A L S K I O t u ft UMfTY

F a l H a l l p a p e

S t o r e

• C o l o r

C o o r d i n a t e d

T h o u s a n d s

o f R o l l s i n

S t o c k

R o o m D i s p l a y s

• F r e e L o a n B o o k

S t e a m e r R e n t a l

H e l p f u l &

E x p e r i e n c e d

R J L L E R - O W U E N

l i n e o f p a i n t s

a n d s t a i n s a d

C a n t o n / N o v i l

MOMLYM

i a i R o l l

K a t e I I n S t o c k P a p e r s E x c l u d e d

OPEN 7 DAYS

r

NEW OAK SWING ROCKER

One of a K ind !

U n l e s s y o u

h a v e e x p e r i e n c e d a

s w i n g r o c k e r ,

y o u c a n n o t i m a g i n e w h a t i t

i s l i k e . T h e s m o o t h s w i n g i n g

a c t i o n I s r e m i n i s c e n t o f t h e

o l d p o r c h g l i d e r g r a n d m a

u s e d t o h a v e .

Reg. $379

SALE

*299

."SWEETEST DAY BOUQUET"1

Carnations, Pom-Pom Mums & Statice Arranged in a Wicker Basket With Chocolate Candy

$ 1 7 " S W E E T H E A R T M U G Ceramic Mug with Fresh Flower Arrangement, Stuffed Bear & Chocolate Candy $ «| 9 9

CASH 'N CARRY SPECIALS

3 2 1 0 4 P l y m o u t h R o a d

( B e t w e e n M e r r i m a n ft F a r m i n g t o n )

L I V O N I A • 4 2 1 - 6 0 7 0

H o u r * : 1 0 - 9 D a l l y

1 2 - 6 S u n d a y

1 2 4 N . L a f a y e t t e

S O U T H L Y O N • 4 3 7 - 1 5 9 0

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Fancy Carnations

Mini Carnations

Mixed Bouquet

* 5 . 9 9 D o z e n

' 3 . 9 9 B u n c h

• 3 . 9 9 B u n c h

C H E R R Y F U R N I T U R E

S A V E o n

TAKE AM EXTRA '5.00 OFF UNTIL 10-23-39

RED, WHITE, PMK CARNATION B U D V A S E W I T H 1 0 " M Y L A R

B A L L O O N S & • A A r

C H O C O L A T E * 0 . 9 5

D O N ' T B E D I S A P P O I N T E D . . . O R D E R E A R L Y ! "

4 7 7 - 8 6 1 6 NEW STORE LOCATED IN THE SHOPPING CENTER

NEXT TO JOE S PRODUCE _ 33018 W. 7 MILE • LIVONIA

T h e N a m e H a s C h a n g e d ,

W e ' r e S t i l l t h e S a m e '

(Formerly Body Firm)

Creative Elements for Your Hair

and Body By Our Styling Team! Specialists In Hair Designs

Including Cuts, Color and Perm • , a n d

• Nails • Waxing • Massage • Facials

MATRIX PAUL MITCHELL REDKEN

32618 W 7 MR* • Livonia

• 4 7 3 - 5 7 2 0

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I M > 1 I » K I \ S

f o r H . i I l o w c c n ( ; i r \ i n i ; I i n u 7 5 c

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CLP66IPIED 72i yea, TV ,

H i - f i , T a p e D e c k s

• • A L A N F O R D 335-1 W>l| n cm BUY IT.

• i l 1 FIND IT.

M U M and I M i i n i n l . W I — guaran-C M 661-6067. 293-5W6 M . SM> Mar enable * M P M » M .

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CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY

Cut louay C. i b m . CwL ground 6 wrapped Y o v oarage I S m lor luturet 427-7030

ELECT WC OOLF CART. . d n o r . 8700 C M after 3pm

S E C T I O M

Auto For Sale F - C

Help Wanted E - F

Home ft Service Directory F

Merchandise For Sale

Real Estate

Rentals

o o c f CLUBS Syr on m i l an wood*. MacGreoor Tourney S«ver Scott 917-423-4S7

GOLF CLUBS- Men a Halg-UMr*. M l

S36-1TS7

GOLF CLUe8- 196* Ban Mogan A « a rone. 2-eq , 4 (ha* , • i n f a n t .

LICENSED FIREARM and m deeM (teat price* C M Norm

Mon-Fn «pnv-apm S34-6100

PING PONG TABLE S25. Cotenter camp c o o U l o w . naw l » Man tioaang P a d t W

ROWING MACHINE Tuntura. • * « . »r uaad. k j n m l i o

Can 1-2564

MORE CLASSIFIEDS

T h i s c l a s s i f i c a t i o n

c o n t i n u e d f r o m

P a g e 1 2 F .

7 1 4 B u a i n e e s A

O f f i c e S o u i p m e n t

OFFICE DESKS (21. 1 rrwtal <J««k 1 wood (tea* mum Formica lop U u O M 34*-#211

OFFICE 0€SK. 5 ft A* Steal. now t l f t i . matching snwwa* chair » 5 Bom 1275 Pt»na 644-«4®4

O fFCE COB8Y FURNITURE l * e naw couch. 5 chair*. and tabtea. Oaai o^ter Cal Laa 344-4444

STORE CHECK OUT COUNTERS & Oondla SKalvmg Must mov» Dy ana ol month Baal ofter 5® 1-6710

USED OFFICE FURNITURE O M u . Cradarm'a. «ic Can trom 8 30 to J. aak lor Sha»y 569-5232

WALNUT EXECUTIVE o«lca »a». •» t a i i i ' i l condrtion Conteranca taOla

I lop 42 >76' Moraga cat>-

7 2 4 C a m e r a s - S u p p l i a s

BLACK A WHITE dar* room M l - u p

4-5? pactaoa indudaa Bogan amaroar l 3 0 0 C a « 427-82CM

7 2 6 M u s i c a l

I n s t r u m e n t s

ALTO SAX (Kjng). 10 fr% o«d. wait-ing lor lutura (tar graai condition pnoad IP aan. $250 4 77-«377

BABY GRANO P»ano. ivory kayv good condition. S950 4^4-0087

BALDWIN Acroaorac Spinal piano Iruitwood S1.100 334-5317

BALDWIN CONSOLE ptano. paean wood, aicaaant condWcm. $1500 024-6167

BALDWIN STUDIO UprtgW piano 4 Oancn ascaaant condition. t l . W S

256-1645

B L A C K R O G E R S O R U M 8 a > 7 piaca Original ownar EJI taaaril 'I 1600 Aflar 5 SO. 561-46W

CLARINETS & FLUTES Uka Naw - Guarantead

CONN ALTO tax. oood $275 Horn, 855-2463. Work 223-3664

FENDER TELECASTED 1967. dou-Ua txxind. load maple nacfc. atao olhar gultara 427-11

7 e n v r t (1 axacutivar. axtra wda tabW. a* toad wamut w * aaparate $475 or baal cftei 662-2079

715 Computers AMIGA 1000 with monitor. 3\»" auieary One drlva. wt» o< aofrwara

427-3127 nOudmg Word Parted $700 After ! r 5pm

ATARI 130XE wrth dwe drlya 1050, KM mck » games $200 or baal ot-ter 535-00T2

COMPAQ DESK PRO modal t 8068 20M 640K. 1-360K drrva Monitor

80 256-6075

COMPUTER FAiR AMERICA Sat Oct 21. Ktem-4pm MSU Managemam Educ t i on Canter 811 W Squara Laka Rd , Tro* Show u M Itea markat Don'l iraaa tha bargain* on computer* •oft-war* . juppt la*. part*, prlntar*. book*, momior*, Wtzardwara. Pro-d^V Sarvica* and mora AdmaaKm $4 With mi* ad S3 For ganeral or daalar mormatlon 313-276-0592

MACINTOSH 512K $400 A A tor Slave

upgraded 642-451!

7 4 a ^ ,, m a l f I a l f 1 1 W O H i W l f

Industrie! Equip.

GRAND PIANO SALE Staanway and other Quality Piano*

5'to 6 3 U M O W M M 5

A l mduOa. bench. de»»ary lunmg and warranty MKtagan Piano Company 546-2200

IVANS PONO PLAYER PIANO 120 roa*. $1600 Yamaha FS-30

atectona organ 5 yr* old. $2500 937-9662

O O U K N RETWEVER. M l . • . .

OOLOCM n r r n e v c a I * M MATE. 1 r Oood naturad garMa. baau6-X T o good home only 463-8129

GOLDEN RETRIEVER AMI. 2 I «M8»SL

KITTENS Caaco and o«wr color*. 7 w k l oM A l tfiote Litter a — a d

666-4136

KITTENS - Looking lor loving noma

>44-0161

KITTENS looking tor good homa*

0*0AY WANTED A U T O ' S 4 T R U C K S

Bill Brown -USED CARS-35000 Plymouth Ad L>voma

5 2 2 - 0 0 3 0

CHEVY 1966 » - t o T T M Poaar I M a l ' i j )

. 474-4S07 ' 4

ASTRO CL 1M»TH A S U S :

1 2 1 J u n k C a r *

KITTENS yaaow tapy 6 caaco O a p w o a

8TARCWATT. 1964 15 FT 5Q Kp. low hour*. auMterM condition. $3000 261-7571

REMINGTON 742 aarra a u t o m a t . 3x9 R a d M d aoope $375 346-2676

ROGER M77 7 mag. S32S Ruoar a 1 22 250 $450 WVichalar Modal 70XTR fwt 25-06 naw m box. $480 Wncheater Modal 70XTR Iwt 257 Roberta. $425 Remington Modal 700 290 Rawanglon rmm In boa. $425 mountain r«a RanMngton

>dal 700 C l i n i c 35 Whetem n a * box. $450 Rugar RL 243 matt

condition. $360 721-7560

Sean bench * ,» I I T wNh lagh and tow puaey Ml bar. tfiort fowing bar. praacher curl and weight*. Kart»y uaad $200 CaB M r 6pm 536-9422

SPEED Ro6ar *kat*a- White Kan-roo boot. *oa 8V». I 1 I 1 H plate

. labeda kabo aha*l i Uka rmm only uaad 3 month* $225 or beat Cal after 5 30pm 427-1201

LAB-AKC. black mate. 7 old. haa M *not* $275 good homa 626-3967. 597-6344

1 0 7 S o s l P a r t *

ft Service WMTERIZE SPECIAL $40 per an-

LAa-chocotete. 6 < 900a noma

LAB MIX mate. 1 rear. M aftoM. $30 561-4721

LHASA APSO. A*C. golden. champKmaMp ma. larma 624-4404 536-6475

PARAKEETS arte* included To oood 8pm 466-0632

PERSIAN CATS 6 KITTENS, mate* t lam Ma. utter i raned $200 aacfi

296-7136

PERSIAN CFA Cream mate. 12 • M i l old. Shot* $176. C M any-time 536-8716

PERSIAN Kitten* CFA _ •hot*. 8 m i l l H i t 2 Mate 6 I Female Farnw>oton Htek 474-7791

PERSIAN KITTENS. CFA. mate, ••mate, moat color*, mar ktenad $100H*. 421-4930

44 Ftogar Magnum rMe M i 3-6 •cope 8 • m i l l cuatom rflte with

Rom m 1 1 «aam condk-421-2199

3-9 acope Both wi tton C M after 8pm

735 Wanted To Buy LITTLE TYKES pteyhou*a, tree noma or g ta j earner m goodcondi-bon 534-9092

MINK COAT trim. $800 I Stfa 6 ExcMtentl After trim. $800 S»vwr tox lackat. <250

5. 476-1792

WANTED non working TV*, atar-eoa. o&rn *tectronlc equlpmant W« pic* up free Alter 4. 961-3792

WANTED inowrnobaa*. Automo-bae*. mower* ate Student 4*5-7230

wanted - Toy train. Lionel and Amarlcan F>ywr Any ptecaa or con-dRon AJeo. modal ca r * 961-4929

WANTED 1981 Farmington High achool yearbook C M between 9 30am-Spm 476-6S92

738 Houeehoid Pets

PERSONALITY PLUS T lgarcM Spayad Good companion tor chddren or Mderty C M Wendy-356-1667 or 386-0606

PUPPCS ShepparO rmaa* 10 a * * OMAIMte ta . 656-4136

PURE BRED cocker iparaai naadl loving homa. 7 mo d d * Houaa trained C M 360-14S5

SHAR-PEI - mate. 5 montlia. M l at mu*t *M. 477-4291

SHIM TZU pup*. *XC ^ 1 ^ 2

SILVER PERSIAN KITTENS 437-2356

SPECIAL HOME needed tor * young kitten. 8 H I 1 old C M 332-5521

TO GOOD HOME 5 mo old. Bteck Labrador RUte.ar Vary •mart C M 326-110*

AKC COLLIE pup*, oueaty brad

Top Caah tor n m m g - a « * and la* 24 hour 255-5467

ALL AUTOS 6 TRUCKS Junk, wrecked, r w w n g Top

E 6 M AMD Part* 474-4425

Marciuieer and OMC Cobr* « M H 421.

106 Vehicle ft

BOAT STORAGE maMa or outeMa Morag* Pick-up 6

MOOOR STOWAGE 1. D r y * I

PlymoMhi

MOOOR VEHICLE STORAOE Our 9Rb rear aervtog Metro area Car*. RV» and boate. Open 7 Day*.

• y a w impact ion 642-6446

STORAOESPACE Completely nctoaad tor car* or boat*, dry A clean $40 par moMh

• Spm S91-2433

FREE JUNK CAR REMOVAL SERVICE

Same day picfc up m , altera In Oakland or Wavne County C M Monday nvougfi Saturday

332-7710

m—c. M . 45 000

TYME AUTO

* lo jnajc* aMo-ASTRO CL IMS. 6 M K Bte na $14000

ASTRO. 1966. LT mm MR. 19* •ded.S13.00* 111 M i l

cap. durMnar. low aMM. $7

ALAN FORD 135-4101

FORD F-190 XLT Lartal 1967 V-6 WR-M . M M » optfcte- j M a * S S

FORO F150 1964. a p a cab. 6 CyL $ - -

«JRO F1S0 1964 4a4. VS. mAomtt-ic. AT wa*. $6292

466-6445 - 595-6416

A L A N F O R D 336-4101 643-2030

122 Tracks For Sale ALANFORD

USED TRUCK DEPARTMENT

F-250.F-1S0,

CALL FOR DETAILS

ALAN FORD 335-4*01 543-2030

b a t 9 6 iilnii IT OU e o i w I.JU81

BLACK YAMAHA 290 a a d t e 1991 Moving, muet M $350 or baal d -M 8.700 mbae 557-0523

HARLEY SUPER OUOE 1 lenl oaaMMan LOW m6ea M M 6pm

M6-Excal-MuM M 931-7996

KAWASAK temete o w n o rbeM C M

NINJA 11 ad. tow mbaa M M 5pm.

e s . 290. g e . $2200 421-4462

MOPED Lo mbaa par ga Onty 1000 ir

ok* M motoi

l aa $290

•cycle 100 area A l . 421-6396

YFi i QW LAB - 8 mo ow rrmtt. koueebroken. AKC n hona Price nagobaPte 937-9643

NEW GL 1500 $ 8 , 4 9 9 - 9 . 9 % F I N A N C I N G

FARMMQTON CYCLE WORLD 34600 W 6 I M * f t d

Farmington Hte*. M l . 46024

4 7 8 - 8 2 0 0 HONOA. COME ROE WITH USI

BRONCO I XLT. 1969 Loaded. 14.000 m6aa $13,499

Ford 42 V1376

CHEVROLET Suburban 1*67 » •erado 350 angina. M power M a naw with 37.000 mdaa. $12 999 Hurry Hiary

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORO ROAD M GARDEN CITY

427-6200

CHEVROLET 1999, pick-M>. * Ion. •ar cteer-

Mtungan Truck Pans 722 -3600

FORO F-190 T9S6 XLT LarteL Cafe. V-6. amai i iaM.

ALAN FORD 339-4101

FORD PICK UP 1977. Mack. * o « 1 I. automatic, trota Tn 11111, m. $1700 or baaL 427-1196

FORO HANGER 1963 New paint.

S S S J S Z FORO 190 XLT 1965-Standard l i a a i M l n i i wtth u v e i d N a 6 N. bed $6300 474-6

CARAVAN LE 1666 A*

SS7.666

C a M a y O e . > e e O CARAVAN. 1999 ES.loaded. 7 paa-

m31 tee .$14 .000 l 29 8 6681

CMEVHOLET ASTRO V A N CL. tear aMaa. L i r M i n i com Loadadff $14,000 C M 26*

g I r a n * rear M M and J n d a r j o . 0 0 0 mttea Stete «• M

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORO ROAD M GARDEN CTTf

427-6200

O M C S f V M

M£T3 « SLE 19*1 M . I ' M l

L 666-7118

OMC SAFARI M66 SLE. I l l b l . *

16666 ' 946 -01M

OMC SAFA • M M «»ae*. power. M .

• 7 9 4 6

OMC, 1974

- • W a C

s s v S T i ' " ' ^ A w j j o C T o a i e i J o a a . s ;

662. M y 1 Stock W of TNagrapb - *

$10 700 or M a l l

FORO 190 1962-4x4. mmw angina. t rananMaKm. *Aock», b r M a * Snowptow and M M M $6000 or M M oMrZ77-0199

CHEVY 1962 B$10,700 » M M Ipa* 477^eS9

FORO - 1961 FtOO 302. good:

CHEVY 1963 Van. 6 1

VOYAQER 19SS V-6. SC. * M « M _ - L - '

I c t i | Mai WjtefkMi S » r M S a

aORC 1969. p a * - u p F-180. 6 C^6rv-

a d i a i « i»5aBl?Tr io i ; 722-3600

CHEVY 1966 3 /4 TON CAHBO VAN. m 1 iSr . 6 L |LNI6w. a t m l work raa *6.191

LOU LaRICHE CHEVY/SUBARU

P R * - Jaal Wealaf L279

453-4600 FORD. 1967 Ranger JCLT S M i l l

3nff 14.112 M M U M

or 462-6290

lanMai Eye aaam 8 »r*t ahot* m-517-646-6627

KAWAI FRENCH PROVINCIAL con-*oW piano 8 bench, cherry Itraeh BaaultW malmmem $ 1960/nagob-•bie. 8 30PM- 10.30PM 933-1364

KIMBALL PIANO, with bench, cher-ry wood. *xcM*n l condition $690

366-1173

AKC GREAT DANE paon MuudW— Big * M C M after Spm

AKC MINIATURE Schnauar pup-C M avan-266-9111

LOWREY HOLIDAY w«h a magic ganw. doobte keyboard foo t pedM*. many extra* $3000 C M after 3pm 427-7866

ORGAN. Lowrey CotNton apatel. 9 pan harmony, autochord $12,000

- S3.000 496-6313

ORGAN-THOMAS MOOEL G. oood condition $150 425-3593

PIANO- Great C h r l t t m a i gl f t t Pteno. S T "

condition

. II V'M i» l ' "a George Slack Piano. $600 naoo«-aCM txceaeni condition 477-3636

PIANO; HOSART CABLE wtth MacP—OM. BcMI condition $600 or M M

AJR COMPRESSOR, mgereol Rand. 5 MP 80 gaaon a x M a n t condition. $425 459-7596

iNGERSOLL RANO CompreaMr 4000 5 HP motor. 11 CFM rale ra-covery brand new l r box. n l i n g

QUALITY USED PIANOS . ng m reMnlehed baby grand*. A6an Pteno Co 22748 Orchard Lake Rd 2 block* N ol Grand Rhter .471-1771

$525 firm

SAXOPHONES (2) Tenor and Vto6ne-Mi M a . and Conn C

364-9490

717 Lawn - Garden Farm-Snow Equip.

BILLY GOAT VACUUM CLEANER m very good condmon model KD-90SP with attachment* $300/ negotiable 2 6 ' -

LAWN TRACTOR. SMT* . 38 mower, mow plow tire change, ntw good $325 4*9- '732

SEARS CRAFTSMAN nding mover. Whp. 2 year* oM I M I M 346-6211

UPRIGHT W M O W W B i Inelde $466

[336-4967 or 626-010*

AKC MINIATURE Dechahunda or Schn Stud

AKC YELLOW L A * FaaaMa. 7 oM. Ready tor braadkig 88uM aae $250 A f M 5:30.

BEAGLE - Fu l blooded. 1H yr*. old. $200 522-4

BEARDED COLLIE 1 yr old m M Greet with k id* 391-5292

BEAUTIFUL, lovabte 1 y» temete CM. houaebrokan 8 neutered To good home only 9*1-2971

BICHON puppiaa. AKC CM—

ly $466. 875-6161

BIO OIOO CAGE Compteaa • t $75 422-6464

Y O R K * PUPP*S. AKC a n d »a-maaa*. bteck 8 gold. mote. $279 t up 496-7166

YORK 16 PUPS. AKC VM checked

740 Pat Services DOG GMXMNNG M Oteoount Pno-eel Free p i d u * and UM ar, n rmoa M M a 5 M a raMua) aa pan of o«w

"ar 421-7346

PETS '*€ PAimCULARS

M l ima . Bkda. C a g M Pate.

744 Horeea, Liveetock

BOARD64Q AVAKASLE B<

FraN 336-1750 - pi

ENGLISH comfortable. $ t00 or baaL

544-2647

BOAS * PYTHONS, domaaoc brad. d oond^ M M Y O U

929-8900

HORSE STALLS tor nft Hire m S a t i n Tap You M tdO.'mo

FORD TRUCK 1973 N a i laotor. u a a M 00 zona truck. No n a $3900 or baal oNar

Art-

JAYCO Pop Up Camper M 7 1 aaaapa 6. good u i d M a n . $700.

JAYCO. 1966. 22 a M • M i r I i x d t u l $7900 679-0729

NEED boarding tor 3 Arbor/Canton area C M

SOLMER puppiaa. a • t a l i old Ready tori St90.

good home. 531-3642

R O N O LESSONS. I t e l M M i I 1 M 1 SraL Hu D m a g i Waal am. OaMng

CATS gwy U M . 3 yr*. 6 y d . Orange mate. 1 yr l luatared Both i i e l l i i a P N M K 824-0736

WOOOSHAVMGS

NOMAD 1971, 20 IL a,11. Mar 11 oondHorv. $1,300 or after 474-7004

PROWLER 197S. 2 T temper M jood^oondMon. i n r i 7 ^ « M £ t «

SUN Vt tTA GOLFSTREAM 1966. 34 a V9 engma. Mr ooadMowed, 2 » VY doer*. m M ooMroL ateep* 8

toU!'tV i m 1 R m S T ? * M M OoeL 0M» 1000 mae* 861-3314

CHEVY C-20 1966 390 V-8. auto-manc. CM. S4.966

ALAN FORD 335-4101 943-2030

FORO 1666 160 XLT Larrtet. M o d bad aupar cab «MH cap. cap*

CHEVY EXTENDED CAS 1966 4x4. 1 ion pKk t « loaded 454 engma. $15600 476-6716

ALAN FORD 336-4161 CHEVY S10 _ . .

C o w . pnead to * M . $6 454

LOU LaRICHE CHEVY/SUBARU

> Rd. - A M WaM Of 1-279

453-4600

CHEVY 1978. ton pack M . S 7 I UIII aar. need* engra . $500 or tx o M r . Oape 477 I I M E i a 1.966-11

MAZDA WCKUP 1967-5 apaed. 9-

r $ r s o ? S e e t ' L * i V ' . *91-6174

S-4-P1QCUP 16S6 4 e>WMar. 4

AM/FM M l i n . T IM waM'a apacM $3,566 Jack Cadey CMv /GEO 66643014

» powpa-ne ws . m. pmmmim- ALAN F O R O • »• 2 2 2 ^ 2 2 * " « S - « 1 « 1 . S6S4SW

I !T ! FORD F - W 6 * . 1666 AMAR C M

OATSUN (661 - L d M » 6 i T te*waMoMr. . .SS6*

TYME AUTO 367-3003

M > M M W » M M d . 97

ALAN FORD 339-4101

,*a. °ALAN FORD

I XLT

ALANR

Z : c ^ a vaR. — ewe a s i r tsei s*

/ 2 b

^ THAVBL T1UULW 1975. 29 R M . M a p * a pood OOMMOR. N A r p a t e a 463-74

1990 F 1 5 0 4 x 4 XLT LARIAT 1990 F250 4x4 XLT LARIAT

ZXZZ2 WAS *S1*i17

WURLTT2ER Coneote lent condition, $1,000 COCKAPOO. 3 yr. OM black V M M .

lovaa lo M-Mu To OOOd homa only Mo-nng M o an

937-34 13

727 Video VCItt-T

SEARS *MP team tractor w M $179. 477-4722

H 9 9 0 AEROSTAR1 EXTENDED WAGON 721 VCH, TV, Stereo,

Hi-Fi, Tape Decks

i B A O C R E O f T l NO PROBLEM! WAS *17j6S1

•14,970 •7471

U S E D C A R S A V I N G S » O T O R R PL A N r U S T O M t H S A l GREAT

USED CARS 1990 BRONCO XLT

E £ ~ j H 2 $ 716 Hot Tuba,

M o n d a y . O c t o b e r 10. 1S0S 0 4 E < f » . C . R . W . G - « C M » e C

A L A N F O R D 101 # *

HUNTER'S

R M K M M I W H

POND, 1M7. 4 * 4.*-190, < K . V L M t C « . « M t

M1-3367

IS- IS JIMMY iMTSMrraCM*-4. aM i i aMt , load*

A L A N F O R O

i s IT TRUE • r a ^ i N C M lor

tor >44. N r t f

1-312-741-1142. Ext 1349

JEEP WRANGLER 1W7 Hma lop. • cyander air. cleen M.389

" 14

RANGE ROVER *M7.. M.000 o i K M W a • m a werranty >24,000

RANGER PICK-UP Air. 50.006

" G O R D O N CHEVROLET

ON FORD ROAD IN GARDEN CITY

427-6200 S-10BLAZERS 4*4. 2 » c n l m a i r i , v-8. M . a

ROOM. M nd much

Jack CauMy Che* ./GEO 865-0014

WRANGLER IBM. 6 cylinder.

( leering-Drakaa- Runa g raa t l > 10.300 Braoa. M M 7pm, M1-5133

825 S p o r t e d Imported Cars

ACCORD LX 1666, 4 door, auidmM to.. toadad. eac.pBonaM aharp I B M a M bBM oflar. 676-1126

ACURA LEOCNO 1M7. maBc. KMy loaded. graM >14JOO/tweL

ray. auto-condBtoa*. 647-1125

ACURA LEGEND: IBM. cundBtoiL LOW mBM M phone. >21.000. C M

JucM car

ALFA ROMEO-IBM. MR red > apeed. ia.000 m M eaoMMt > 19.500

•no Verdi. L m o o t . 477-2064

AUDI 1965 4000S- Goto

g - A s g S h a led. vary

948-3636

AUOt 1987 Turbo Quetro mini con-

>19.900. CM 649-6446

AUSTIN HEALEY IBM. *gN Mua conwerttjie. aMao. good, ortglnM condRton. Runa - naada rapMra. >2900 466- 10M

BMW. I960, 739L 100.001 M ruet. good cundMon.

I m B M M ->16,000.

737-60M

BMW 1962 320L M y K iwacidMi. r j na par»ec»y Mverblue.

M M . M aun rool, >79 OMI

leather. War ran ty . Flawlaaa

*'ERHARD BMW 3 5 2 - 6 0 3 0

C a r s

»«G SELECTION

ERHARDBMW 3 5 2 - 6 0 3 0

4 7 S K a B M . « M t o M B i

ERHARD BMW 352-6030

W W , 1M6. 636L Mac*, aunrool. v . warrMty. #4.000 mBaa.

( I V 9 0 0 2BM717

yfW I B M L-7. Mai* , OyeM M . Warranty. •23.500

ERHARD BMW 352-6030

OMW U N CMCSIA Q m a Mue. >0.000 m#ee.

( ^ 6 9O0

ERHARD BMW 352-6030

BMW 1M7 325 2 Door S apeed, Warranty. > 1 0 0 0

ERHARD BMW 352-6030

BMW I S M 5361 Btoc*. paaoh MM er. 22.000 mMa. >24.900

ERHARD BMW 352-6030

29.000 >11.4M.

A L A N F O R D 335-4101 543-2030

I m p o r t e d C a r s

y s r

i-fONDA ACCORO LX. 1 M t a d M >>.000 ^ ^ t ^ M . ^ M4-

H 0 < ^ AOCORO^IM). 347-4117

HONOA ACCORO IMS, Mr, 2 Boor, C f M . Exc M w t M i c e

HONOA ACCORD-IMS. > MaaB. 4 doer. a* . <

M.700.1

HONOA ACCORD M M Seden. eu-

T A M A R O F f B U I C K T M - i a i

353-1300 HONOA CIVIC 1662. 4 door 9 M M . 1.11

>2150

HONOA CRX8J 1BM- 18.000

u r m m % A HONOA CRX M 1MB. t

Mr. Mereo. aunrool. a i u M M M 279-IBM

HONOA PRELUOE 1M7. V*. ( M a caaaatta aunrool |

HONOA PRELUOE 1M>. M M , > . poaiar moon root, em Ba

4.200 mL. >12.900

HONOA 1*4* CMc Wagon, aulo mUc . a*, to* mBM Claanl >4.4M

TYME AUTO 455-5566

BMW 7331 1964. axcMMnl COndt-tton. toeded. >6.000 mBM M M

w. 567-2606

CONQUEST; 19M T » . 17.000 maaa. 5 apeed. eunrod. R M >11.400. CMI aftar 7pm. 347-59 12

CONQUEST 1966 Cordto. a Florida gam. Mtoo. Mr. touvare. 5 apaad. aunrool 6 KM poaar. COM >16.900, «M aacrMoa M 4 M .

CORVETTE COUPE 19M Laalher. Boaa. Otaaa lap. Share >15.6M Jack Cautoy CIW. /QEO >66-0014

CORVETTE 1966 rad umweiUbla. very good cond*-many naw part*,

(ton, baM oAar.

CORVETTE CMiMrBMa. Low maa* HakamKM

>12,000/boat 940-4061

CORVETTE 1976. L-64. 99.000 i*Maa on car. 100 mBM on naai an-gina. Mopa. dean. >7900. 421-3266

CORVETTE 1977, 66.000 mBM 360

M700. 647-1194

CORVETTE. 1B7B. a9 aary. 37.000 rtMe. MM tc. newGT redUa, M.790. 663-3196

CORVETTE. 1669 Gold mataMc. >1*000 677-0646

CORVETTE 1966- Mua. 0a»Co boaa B w . 31.000 m l M Mat ofler 363-6709

OATSUN 1662 260ZX- 2 + 2. vary dean, T-lop >3800 Ca t noma 946-6696 Wort: 991-9161

OATSUN 200 5* . 1960 - Body In M -i angina. 494-9741 >300 or baM oflar

FIAT. 1M 70.000 m B M nana Me ruaL >2.900 or baM oflar Ca l 466-6207 or

HONDA. 1961. Accord 3 hatchback. S apaad.

>1400

HONOA 1962 Accord I X 2 door, automatic air. 6* 000 nMaa. axcM-

HONOA 1963 O d e - 1.9 L. am-4m a t o m . >2.200 Aftar 6pm

937-0290

HONDA 1964 Accord LX. 4 door loaded. grwy. 43.700 nMaa. m M >9.300.

HONOA. 1966 Gray Accord ua . Air. M i r o o l 9 apaad. ruM prooled loadad. 90.900 Maa. Graat car M.900. 346-7346 aftor 6pm

HONOA 1967 Prelude. analanL 16.000

>10.900- Aak tor Karan Hafln, dan : 366-4490 or e v M 940-3074

HONOA 1M6 CMC Wagon. 4 drive. nWK condt

624-3196

HONOA 19M Praluda 81. 4 a M M aiearlng. yMow. m» UanamMton. loadad. 10.000 mMa. >14.200

HONOA 19M CMC IX - Automatic, loadad. mint. aitlandad warranty >10,900. 334-9064. 342-1*43

MAZDA. 1666. RX7,

K £ S I

MERCEDES BENZ. 16M 190E. 4

(37,900-

ERHARD BM 352-603

M W

2 -MERCEOCS 1972. Man i naw maior part*. Engma need* wcrt >1800/beet. 6 M ItM

MERCEDES 1974 230. Perfect oorv dNtonl M . 500 or baat oflar. Cal 9anv-5pm 966-0644 AMarlpm M1-B196

MERCEDES: 1977 460 SEL Supar Mvrpl Loaded! Power erarBMa. Sunrool. am/lm Marao caaaana. air.

na Mia a Maioidaa 396-5767

MERCEDES. 1M1 360 SE. Loadad. >16.900 ar I

641-7040 loora

MERCEDES 1963 3000 MTbo. Im-iincuMla. aMclrlc aunrool. n M6. >11.000- 963-0002

MERCEDES 1964 - 3000 Tgrbol Mua. aunrool. LicManrt >14.900 or baaL Oar. 566-9231 Eva. 666-6366

MERCEDES - 1664 190E- X-ctaan. Mack, only 3 U 0 0 maaa. a6 aar

ataaa 646-9477

MERKUR 1967 Rad. 29.000 rndaa. M a i W w . M . 4 M

d 421-1376

MSSAN SENTRA 19M Cjieilaril ucmdMon. graat acftool car. ( 4 J96

T A M A R O F F B U I C K Tal-12

W4AULT. 16M

c o m * * 16M COUPE DEVNXE 1964 U M M , arwaa oowMM. 37J00 onynal aMaa. - N O I ^MAAFL.MRMLORLJML^SAR. * * * Prt°* •U'-"""- CAVALIER CL 1964 WM»0N. toad-ELDORADO 1M1- M l poaMr. MaM- ad. g ra« Buy (3.936

L O U L a R I C H E

C M E V Y / S U B A R U lymouM Rd. - M M WaM M tJ7>

453-4600

1 0 0 O M V T O M

M CORVETTE. « n MTV 6Ta m « M «*Mnga an M uaad VMMa SM CTMat* coma a. and « M . u a aq

l c a . M « « . C M D M

t o 1660 wagwn DL • Mad. dapMdabM, haa man* adMa lo go (3000 M1-M42

VOLVO 16M GL t aMraa. fOJMO maaa. i u a graat. Mua Book raMI (7 M P >6 000

VOLVO 1667 740 OLE Twfeo. <ad. 30.000 maaa. >13.900

ERHARD BMW 352-6030

VOLVO 19M 240 GL 19.000 maaa. NM*MM TLSJOO

ERHARD BMW 352-6030

VOLVO. 19M 240. Loadad. 14.900 mBaa. Uka naa. > 1 « * » RoflhaaMr

379-2916

• ERHARD BMW 352-6030

CLBCTRA 1677 - 2 door. r * * M M top, <My good oondMonJMOO

ELECTtw i » « LTD, air, POM

>19M

1676.

LIMITED: 1969. 4 door. Load 34.000 mBaa (4666 1664 CaMury UrMtad. 4 door Loadadr >3166 CMI 922-0122

PARK AVENUE 1966 • na> tranamMMon. 56 .250 or baM oflar

PARK AVENUE. 1M7. loadad. laaWiar, car pKnna. 39.000 mBaa. M -oaBant candMon. >13JQ0 396-1414

PARK AVE 1M7 A l you d want In a c a t dan aomM CIIBMWI CONONUR Vary claanl 36000 maaa >91-2662

>12.000 ARar 4 :30pm.

Sadan. Front adtaM dr»m

SEDAN OCVILLE 19M. low mliaga. V. loadad. aMdng (20,500

373-9168

DAN DaVlLLE 1969 4700 miMa AntMOCk.

on. (21.900

CAVALIER 1664. • « >0,000 mda (2 600 or baaL

CAVALCR-16M.

CAVALIER 1667. 9 ipaad oo«pa. rad, na* . >2900

CAVAUER 1966- Z24, loadad. aakmg >10.100 or

MSI o i w

373-2326 CAVAUER 19M RS

SEDAN DEV1LLE. 1967. Mathar. mint 996 66M or

RIVIERA 1964. dart I landau lop V-6. now hauM Loadad wWi oc >9200

RiVCRA 1964 uculaM oondMort >3,1

TYME AUTO 455-5466

£ £ 8

RFVTERA - 1964 WMM. loadad. moonrooL A l conMbnrL 61.000

H (5600 646-0269

SEDAN OCVILLE M M . wMM wit* roaaa»ood imartor. Wal aqMpparl «v ctuttna aacurdy alarm EvaNng*. 626-1744 Waakdaya 642-3232

SEDAN DEVILLE 1979 Mr eon<B-uon 100.000+ maaa. M06yoflar Oaya. 429-3434: t m 525-2964

SEDAN DE VH.LE, mdaa. MamMt. good

>16.700.

SEDAN DEVILLE 19M Evary option laattw. 6.000 nMaa. >19.969

A L A N F O R O 335-4101 543-203Q

CELEBRITY ESTATE WAGON 19M V-6. loadad FM apacM >6.2M Jack CaMty CKM/GEO 696-0014

CELEBRITY 1969 StatKm Wagon. 6

CADILLAC ELDORADO: Comartt-bM. 1976 WMM wWi rad Mathar m-Mrtor. FvM Powar. Good oondNton. runagraaL >3.200 266-0796

RIVIERA. 1969 1 ownai aga >6200 or baat oflar

353-1300 NISSAN 16M. 300 ZX. loadad. 92000 mBaa. l a v . >6500 or baM-

953-9370

MAZDA. 1963. RX7 am-lm c a M i l l i , Arizona car. AMdna >4.300 CaB 494-0623

MAZDA 1963 626 LX. 9 apaad. M . M opttona. aura aharpl >3,496 TYME AUTO- 455-5586

MAZDA 16*4 GLC ha l fback , i brakaa. rnxhmm. *tgh mBaa. ax Mnt. > 1000/oflar >61-7

MAZDA. 1967. 626LX. 9 apaad. air. oowar root, raaa in i Wjuaarar a l

27M796

NI8SAN 300 ZX TURBO 964 motto, loadad wtth T-lopa mum aM. only S7.6M PAGE TOYOTA 352-6960

PEUGEOT, 1663. SINa Edition. 509S automatic. M o p t o a. M.000 Muat aM. 454-2622 M1-5264

PORSCHE IBM 944 9 at aaad. Sun-rool. Nice. >14.900

ERHARD BMW 352-6030

PORSCHE 911 SC 1979-Whna wMi 16 m. gold Oottl rtma. Now Oraa. Ex caBant condMon. f18.500 (26-2951

SAAB 900, Mia •67. com

many axtrM mckjdmg pnona or baat 437-9067 paiMalanP,

M L 96.000 on. 9 apaad.

<8700

SUBARU 19M. GL 10. M * loadad. M, poaM wtndowa/ >2500 421-7379

CADtLLAC 1667. 4 door. hard-top. EncaBan conditton. maid and out. MUM aaei >3200 CM 661-1172

MUSTANG TBM Coupe 289. 3 apaed. needa aome wor . 12.800 After 6.30PM 421-5663

TOYOTA LAND CRUISE R: 1963 M u M a M >250 CM 421-2263

TRANS AM. 1977, 2nd ownar 32.000 maaa. Bored ano 1979. A* opttona but T-iopa, >3600 625-2277

i j 4 Arnark B*I Motors RENAULT MEDALLION WAOON 16M. Automeac. M . C M ana. extra

>6.906 PAGE TOYOTA 352-8980

SKYHAWK 1962 4 door, automatic. M . Marao tapa. (antaaoc oondmon. high mMa. > 1690/baat 390-1276

SKYHAWK 1963-Runa good, naada na wort POwar alMi mg/brakM

M.000 mBaa. >1)00 422-6006

SKYHAWK. 1964 Ud . lu l powar. air. AI4-FM caaaana. ona ownar. tow

•a. CMan. >2.996 946-3136

SKYHAWK - 1964 T-typa. Mr. auto-matic. Mack ( wtMta. M.000 mBaa. >2200 or baM oflar 456-1241

SKYHAWK 1966- am-lm i i l l i t l l . M . aunrool. powar atiarlno-brafcaa. ctoan. >2499 nagotMPM (41-2667

RENAULT. 1964 Enoora. 9 apaad. Mr. 63.000 nMaa. vary ttopanrtalda. H J 0 0 . CM WMr 6:30pm. 429-2939

RENAULT 19)9

SKYHAWK 1965 Automatic. M oorv on. am/lm caaaatta. a^arp.

>3 >66

L O U L a R I C H E

C H E V Y / S U B A R U Ptymoudi Rd - JuM WaM ot 1-279

453-4600

CaB awanmga.

m BMtcfc BUICK SKYLARK LTD. 1M1 auto-

atarao caaaana. aim 'oot >1.790. 346-2161

SKYLARK 1969. 4 door, low m M . daan, good condition >4290

933-9747

SOMERSET 1969 Loadadl 1 ownar powar Claanl >4.200 or oaal

396-7617

Sevit.LE. 1969 C M r c e d gr laamar mtartor. 90.000 mBaa. naw nraa. »ary cMan. M100 435-4812

condMon. >3996

CELORfTY 1969- Air. cruMa. Mar-

CELEBRITY 1964 , 64.000 mdaa. Naw tlraa. c n M . am-lm atarwo. M Ctoan. >2900 I r m Ml-6646

CELEBRITY 1965 (Wagon 2.5 Mar. Canadian-bum. loadad 74.000 mdaa. 26 MPO >3.900 626-6510

CELEBRITY 1M7. 4 door, M . auto-' ataanng. SrMaa

922-0122

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORO ROAD W GAROEN CITY

427-6200 MONTE CARLO 1MT I * . <*-6. loadad baM oflar Day* >-9. S g S ' T ) MM. 6. 627^616

MONTE CARLO 16M E « a C S opttona Ona O M .

>3400 NoM araa CM 346^319

MONTE CARLO I 9 M - 2 door, gray/gray. ord» 10.000 mBaa.

dn*mr\ by Mtto d M M M .

MONTE CARLO, I9M 4.000 mdaa. Mr. automatic Marao M 966 BaM

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORO ROAO IN GAROEN OTY

427-6200 SPECTRUM 1M7-Mald»back. M 9 apaad arn^m caaaana Good c«m-Omon (4500/Oaal 722-22M

SPRINT 19M. automatic 4 door. 30000 111BBI. •»i •—in ooodMon. 12900 tf7-i337

9 6 2 C h c y t i e f

M O C b w r o M

CELIBRfTY 1967 •oadadl >6.669 Jack Camay Chav /GEO

Automatic. V-8.

695-0014 BERETTA QT 1966-Rad. V6. auto-matic. loadad. Naw brakaa. ExcM-Mnt condMon. >7900 474-9717

CHEVELLE 1973 CLASSIC Runa good. >600 >79-7379

BERETTA QT 1966 19.000 nMaa. automatic. Mr Oonl mMa thi* anal M.466. Jack Cautoy CtMr /GEO 906-0014

CHEVELLE 1973

BERETTA 19M QT - I apaad Sportyt >7.900

BERETTA 19M. V-6. powar door locki/windoaM. Mt. cruMa.

227-1022 M . loadad. >7600

CAMARO BERLJNETTA. 1964. load-adl Naw ralaad Mttor nraa. Mann M.000 or baM Oflar 949-3361

CAMARO 1976 Tjpa LT BaauWM condition. 2nd OWTM, >2490 CaB a.anmoa 477-7B16

CAMARO 1979 Bar9natta. automM-K. loadad. royM Uua. >1.9M

TYME AUTO 397-3003

CENTURY LIMITED 19M, 330 V-6 angina. 4 apaad. aulo AJ optional >12.300 CM 642-6214

CENTURY LTD, 19M, 4 door. 4 cyt" loadad. Mr. crvMa. AM-FM caaaana, 30.500 mdaa. (6.690 455-6665

CENTURY 1962 LTD. V6. M . 4 door PIMM No IML WM mamtMnad. Una

>3^79. 932-9

SOMERSET 19M Limflad. M pow-ar AmFm caaaana. loadad Excai-lanl condition! WM-mamiamad Vary claanlM. 100 547-6147

S S 8 r n f F f

BROUGHAM 19M TrtpM Mua load-ad. aacurtty ayalam

<3klno.T20.550 453-0424 I11,300/tiaat

CADCHLAC FLEETWOOD Mldnlght-C option.

MCDONALD FORD GORDON

CHEVROLET ON FORO ROAD IN GAROEN CITY

427-6200

OPEN SEASON ON

s m n n c s

COUP DEVILLE 19M. uicaBant condition Muat aaa >2590/baat

934-7132

COUPE DEVILLE. 1979. 70.000 mat pamtad loadad. axlra

ata. (5.000 Aftor 5 961-6262

COUPE OE VILLE 1977. lor, good condMon. d t15Q0 937-37 I t

| BLOORADO BARTTZ 1979. I IH lB l i runrang. naada aoma body arorl (1200 ar baM 496-091

ELDORADO 1977. vary good oond^ Hon. loadad. C8 radio, aunrool. >2900 642-M79

EL DORADO, mad. Laamar. M o) I d a M.900 or baM

Cream color mona 97.700

662-4045

ELDORADO. 1964 Low m«a. _ t cMan. >8000 or baM altar Day*

Nights and waaka

CAMARO 1966 Automatic. M con-dMon. loadad. ctaan; >6.494

L O U L a R I C H E

C H E V Y / S U B A R U Plymouth Rd - JuM WaM ol 1-279

453-4600

runa wM.

937-3829

CHEVETTE 1976, claan. good con-dition. naw tlraa. >900 363-3606

it. M . good a. >1290

CAMARO 19M. Bartlnatta. V6 F/l, auto good condroon Muat M . >4700 Aftor 9pm 474-5096

19M IROC-Z Conwartl-Ma TP! angina, avary option, bngnt rad ( Black top t Manor. 30.900

CAMARO 19M. IROC-Z. 9 7 LHar angina T-iopa. loadad. 13.000 mBaa, rraa Hf l 81 Ml

CAPRICE CLASSIC 1994. w*«a 4 door, brown vaiour mtartor. V6. 96 .000mi . Mica Eataia ta le >4700 Aftor 9:30pm 551-6706

CAPRICE SEDAN 1M1 loaded. M -oaflarrt Iranaportatwr or*, 11.968

T A M A R O F F B U I C K Tel-12 SoutMMM

353-1300 CAPRK^ 1977 CMaalc, 306, radio. Mr. km powar Aakmg >790 CMI

722-66M

CAVALIER 1962. loadad. nrna good, minor repM BaM oflar CaB a~ 4pm 474-6!

CHEVETTE 1962- 4 Door hatcfi-condltton. 93,000

477-4441

CHEVETTE. 1992 automatic Irana-mlaMnn. a j ce l i n l condition, >1.669

CHEVETTE 19)3. 4 door. M am-lm caaaana. 91.000 mBaa. greM aacond car >1200 Cal 9am-9pm 397-2126

CHEVETTE 1964 - hatchback, vary

K condMon. >695 S OARAGE 26100 W 7 MM. ord 536-6547

CITATION II 1965. automate a* rad p i ciaBanl condition, no n a or dent* >3.500 Aftar 5pm. 476-9760

CITATION 1962. V6. aulo. 4 doc*, hatch. *B powar No ruet WM mam-tamad Good m t 7 i.ooom. > 1600

474-1496

CORSICA CL 19M. V6. wNta. bur-gundy mtarxx Loadadli ExcaBant condition >7900 Aftor 6 346-6024

CORS1CAS-BERETTAS 1966 a-M 'a Special purchaM aBow* ua to paM gigantic aavlng* on to you AJ

and more from 86 999

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORO ROAO IN GAROEN CITY

427-6200 CORSICA. 19M 6 cyander euto-

Mt, cruMa. stereo tape >7.900 Aftor 9 pm. 543-9069

CORSICA 1969 LT 4 door, 4 cyan-tow in l iag i , Ml power

rrenty 961-2426

CORSICA 1969 LT 4 door blue. V6. automatic, loadad. 9900 M,)00/baM oflar 966-1266

CORSICA: 16M, V-6. toadadll Hatchback Low mMa

M600 CM >69-4729

EUROSPORT 19M 4 door. V6. k M M M W I . ovardrtva. powar brakaa/

545-6809

LASER 19M 22.000 IMat. (4.450 AMt tor Greg UvotM OiryMar-Plymouth 525-76Q4

LE BARON 19)3 tow M M Loaded Mark CTOM leather Ctoan^On^mM

1963 mar ateanrig/brakaa. 1(2200 (4T-9319

LE BARON f&64, automatic, air. powar wmdow*/door». valour Ouck-Miaa t * . >2100 476-7757

LEBARON 1965 rad convartlbla. mint. 21000 maaa. I600C

LEBARON. 19M 2 door kd powar 30,000 maee. only >6.995 UVOTM CtiryaM-Plymouth 529-7604

NEW YORKER 1969- Turbo. Iu»* loadad. axcaaant cxmdRton. o r ynM owner >4650 Aftar 7pm 455-5146

TURjSMO IBM. ExcaBant condi-tion Black, aunrool RJOrt rtma, 5 apaad >4600 Cal 347-4992

W D o d g e

ARIES. 1961 K car wfnta. automat-ic. 4 door, good condMon. >900

967-0027

CARAVAN LE 1966 7 Paaaangar. ka naw. o r * M 766

T A M A R O F F B U I C K Tal-12 Southheto

3 5 3 - 1 3 0 0

CHARGER 1963- Gold excMlant condition. 67.000 m I M «2S00/or

Iter Muat aM 356-1872

CHARGER condition.

1964 reliable

5 apaed Good 11-450/beat

CHARGER 1964, 5 apaad. aunrool naw t t rM/brakM/pamt 73 000 maaa. >2,450 493-4719

CHARGER 1967, (4700 5 apaad, vary low maee. aioaM'H condition muMaM 255-5096

OAYTONA 1966. low milaaga. 5 apaad Vary good condition Muat aaM (4600/beet 824-6177

DAYTONA. 1966 Low mBM auti> matic. M a«traa Excalanl cooc» Bon ( 4 7 0 0 / b M _466-0602

DAYTONA. 1966 Shelby Turbo Black, loaded w»0i CO pMyar aun-rool new W M 241-1038

OOOGE 0-50 1M7 Automatic M (5.495 Aak lor Grag LNome ChryMer-Plymouth 929-7604

LANCER, ES 1965 - Auto M . toad-ed Naw DrakM. banary t ezhauat Qreat condmon (4.960 464-613)

LANCER E 5 1M7. automatic mr amkn caaaana. poaar Mndowa/ door*. * • tended warranty, naw nraa, road w l a w . ancMan! oondl-bon (7.200 662-107) or 662-102) OMNI 1962, 4 apaed. lagh maaaga.

CAVALIER li anamMMrm. naw paM. nraa. Muat aM quick! (2000 or baaL CM 932-0643

CAVAUER 1963 - 2 door. caaaana. very good condition. >1.296 ROB'S OARAGE. 26100 W 7MBa. Redtord 936-6547

4 door. 6600 maaa. 4 cyander automatic, opttona. baM o«er over >8000 Ca l PM. Troy area. 641-6769

gowar^Maartng/brakaa. M60 or 425-7967

IMPALA. 1979 4 door. 309 V-6. M . tM Blearing. c ruM, am-lm-CB Mar-ao. 112.000 mBM. good condition >1.290- 642-6401

MALIBU 1970- Georgia car. aulo, 390 V>. M . MB naw. no run. 42.000 mi >3900 llrm 274-8069

MALIBU 1977-4 door, good on gaa! runa graat Cjicedenl tranaportadon >700 425-9726

-2 .2L.5 l

wmIV5®5<*1"

0 .990 ESCORT L X 2 D R

• 9 6 3 6

• 4 6 3 7

• 6 0 0

now * 7 3 9 9 * S t k . > 0 1 0 4 7

1 9 9 0 T-BIRD

• 1 6 , 1 2 8

• 3 4 2 9

• 6 0 0 £ r ^ • 1 4 , 0 9 9 *

SOU #01104

« d w ' 1 1 , 4 9 9 *

A n n u a l P e r c e n t a g e

R a t e F i n a n c i n g

Rebates up to

$ 1 2 5 0 O n M o s t Mode ls

1990 TEMPO GL 4 DR

W a s

M e o o e n t

1 1 , 7 2 7 • 2 2 2 8

* 6 0 0

now J S S 9 9 *

1 9 9 0 RANGER XLT w..

D i e c o u r r t

R e b a t e

• 1 2 4 1 3

' 3 6 1 4

• 1 0 0 0

«ow * 8 3 9 9 * 3 0 l « T 0 1 0 M

1990 MUSTANG LX

W B B — ' * 1 2 4 . 4 7

D i s c o u n t 1 9 4 8

R e b a t e * S 0 0

/ v o w $ 9 6 9 9 *

S t k . i 0 l 7 7 a

1990 BRONCO H 4x4

/ v o w * 1 5 , 1 9 9 S t k . T O I l O a 1

1 9 9 0 AEROSTAR

1 6 , 6 6 6

, • 2 3 6 7

n o w * 1 4 , 2 9 9 * M l # T 0 1 1 0 4 7

OMNI 1M7. Automatic, air. naw tlraa Muat M quick >3300 or M C M 532-0643

SHADOW - 1987, ES Turbo 43,500 mBM. em tm radio, air. aunrool. now tlraa M200 353-01Q6

SHADOW. 1967 Turbo ES. 5 apaad. loaded, aunrool >6500 CJIC Mam COMRIOfl 5B2-9904

SHADOW 1969- 9 apaed. loaded rad. low mlaagi. Beet oflar

F o r d

UP TO '3000 OFF! • DONT SPEND MORE THAN YOU HAVE TO • DONT LISTEN TO FALSE CLAIMS • DONT GO ANYWHERE BUT....M0RAN M I C H I G A N ' S L A R G E S T M I T S U B I S H I D E A L E R

S E L L S F O R L E S 8 H !

M I T S U B I S H I M , | B M Merth 6 f t t tmrn, taiMMd

353-0910

S A V E E V E N M O R E O N T H E S E 1 9 8 9 ' s

ESCORT LX rATION WAGON

•9854 •1855 •600

• 7 3 9 9 8 2 1 1

1989 T-BIRP "SUPER COUPE" W a s • 2 2 , 4 5 8

D i s c o u n t , . ' ' 4 4 5 9

R e b a t e 1 0 0 0

Now $ 1 6 , 9 9 9 ' » t k . » 1 t l 0

1989 FESTIVA L (PLUS)

Was . •7139 Discount *540 Rebate *700

N o w * 5 8 9 9 t t k . M l 0 * 3

1989 TAURUS LX 4 DR

Wss •18,593 Discount '4094 Rebate *600

A/oht 1 3 , 8 9 9 ' M L # D e m o M M

' Y o u r

• J T - J S

a i'*- ' i *r*l I . -J, 'Al V

—

MCDONALD FORD CONVENIENTLY LOCATED

5 5 0 W . S E V E N M I L E R D . Between Northvflte Rd. & Sheldon Rd.

Northville

3 4 9 - 1 4 0 0

GRAND OPENING SALE

ITS

TROOPER TIME

CROWN VICTORIA 1964-SpottoM loaded, z-ben m and out (3800

626-7707

CROWN VICTORIA 19M. 4 door V I dark brown Claanl Sica car 109.000 maaa t3 900 No Time WeatoraPtoaaM 766-2637

CROWN VICTORIA 1M7. 4 door. M . cnMe. am-tm caaaatta 0B. pow-ar tocka mora 44 000 m . >8750

Altar 5. 647-1221

ELITE IS *U Good condition, low mBaa. runa great >690 CM aftor " n or laave m aeiaga. 922-2141 ESCORT GL 1967. 4 door, 36.000 mBM excalanl condMon >4.200

471-3021

ESCORT QT 1M7 Air, C M l i t t a muck mora U . 1 M •tack CaMay Chev/GEO >66-0014 ESCORT LX 16M. automatic powar Ilaarme brakM M Red/pkM rlor 24.000 mBaa >7.300 937-Q377

ESCORT LX 19M Automaac, M . loaded low maea factory warranty, only M 486

A L A N F O R D 335-4101 543-2Q30

ESCORT L 1966- 4 door, powar

62.000 mBaA >3.300 48»-4612 ESCORT MAOON 1664. inliiiiiaMl M . aood condmon naw Brakaa. 96000 I d a >16M 476-11M

ESCORT 1962 - aitra c*aaN Naw raMM nraa > 1,0M .

TYME AUTO

I 8 U Z U T R O P P 1 R

• c e ( p . c . « . w . a - 7 c ) O A E M o n d a y . O c t o b e r 10 . i 9 6 0

ESCORT 1962 M, 62.000' 474-7979

0 0 3 R T t962 - Looka t naw graall

TYME AUTO 367-3003

rs^s.1 474-6116

ESCORT 19M W e p o A a o M O M

s ^ T m m

OMMMaTaMMwi >

•BCORT 1664- k i l i l l i n . > ,

729-2000

CMMtarTpm. M 6 - T M 1

•BCORT. 1664 M !

a , " ' — — PABB TOTOTA

IS; tar ^ A L A N F O R O ^

476-8M1

MUSTANG COMVBRTIBt-I LX > Paaai HBMM»%.MMIIUMBI> Baa*. V-6. Ml. e M M a M

B M M t f i

ESCORT t e e s * L - BMaaeMC, L 9a, Mr. MM; Naa WM naoary S>!oM Brat 4BS-U

" f raTor wwekanda'.' 4 5 » ^ ^ l

TtiSL —LOMMC.

Mack beauty. M . 4 M Under 16,000

GORDON CHEVROLET

ON FORO ROAO Bi GARDEN CITY

427-6200 MUSTANO. QT - 1963 5 apaad. M .

M >3500 EnnMail oandBton. I M M 6pm 427-3106

PROM at . M M

8 A L A N F O R D

MS-41B1 M*-2030

PROBE 16M LX 263A. Meek, loaded. 11M0aMM.BMnaa .aMM aa> ARar 6pm >66-2347

TAURUS OL 1667 IMBWMr. M E ciMiM UCIIMBM. COM <tf a a a 42.000 M P . MT0B/MM 422-4244

TAURUS OL 16M V-6. M ime t i c . • mBM loaded, lador way > 10.4M

A L A N F O R D

1 7 2 U w c o i w

COMTBMNTAi.. 1»7». 460 <

RK Mi LBC. 19M L l I I I I * Sharp >12.900

L Y M 1667 MM- CUTLASS CIEBA SROUOHAM

MARK VI IBM. MBBMBM 6MR. j m , M . M M ^

m v r s 16M-H a - a M tor

TOWN CAR ft IBM. « • *

•a. sun

ESCORT 1666-4. 2 door M m M . caaaaM EIILMIIIH TTJ M M 277-M46or 322-1

ESCORT, IBM. 4 door Mi 90.000 mBM Oood condMon. CM Monf tTaMdMy >1800 366-9341

MUSTANO OT 1966 toadad. MOud-•ng T-top, i p M m i condMon. M200 CM M a r 6pm. 47S-06M

MUST AND OT 1667 loadad. >6.966. AMtorOrag LNonM OayMM-Plymouth 925-7604

ESCORT 19M AMuinMc. M . tow mBM aun rool S2.4M

A L A N F O R D 339-4*01 543-2030

ESCORT 16M Pony - EjicManl oon-dMon. 47 M0 MBM >3000

ESCORT 1667 - automatic. M . low M M MM waM OMy. >3.466

TYME AUTO

EXP 1663 - > M M two lone palm, am-lm aMrao MuM aaM >1J65

TYME AUTO

MUSTANO OT T9M 13.000 mBM ready logo!>12.966 North BroPiere Ford 421-1376

MUSTANO OT 1666- WMe. 46.000 MM. M pawar. aun-raol. AMIAMY 4 maa* a u r a M.900 255-5329

MUSTANO LX V-6. 1M7 20.000

North BrotMra Ford 421-1376

MUSTANO LX 1667 21.000 m 6 M automatic. M . M.996 North Brothers Ford 421-1376

TAURUS 1667. aul j i i iMe. M . Ml opttona. M.000 CM waakdM* 7am ipm 421-777* MONARCH. 1B7B. Ctoan.

sa — TAURUS 19M - Mack. Haded. M oeBer* conation, warranty^ >6^500

9 No r M t Naa M M MBC aunrool 7S 000 Mapa-HMO I M M M

T-BIRO. 1963 TWBO Coupe A l Op-

I CAR. 1666. Carver. eacafleM M l >12.900 or M ofler

333-7296

SABLE 16M LB. 47 M 0 <

T-emo 1679 M> Auton M M Oood

TOWN CAN 19M ownar. pertoci cor* L a r a d M .

I M Mae. t lO .900.

, a r condrtKnno.! 953-7604

MUSTANO LX 1667 Automatic. M oondNton. S6.BM

HUM Park Lincoln Mammy 463-2424 M l 400

MUSTANO LX 16M Aulomaoc. M . loaded, tow mBM laclory aaiiant), _

.64100 644

T-BMO 1BM Turbo C a m . tow " M M M l

TfldPO OL 166S. 9 apaad. Mr. pow-

TOWN CAR 1667-B* ( M a t ft atrtpM adMon) Arte M l Bark e i a roof. Loadad. I M M . >13.250 Dwya 564-9232 646-1973

TOWNE CAR 1664 Monawra n m . I I IB i l l I oandBton. M M 0 M 2 tone blue. M J 0 0 425-7522

1966 UNCOLN TOWN CAP SYO-NATURE SEMES. 117 496

rth Brothers Ford 421-1379

912.9M Teurtna Paokaae. m a . H M P a ^ Imcorn-Merwy

4 6 ^ 2 4 2 4 . ^ 4 0 0 tola. powM i

TOPAZ LB 1967 I K o a B r . M toadad. tow M a wont MM

A L A N F O R D 336-4*01 941

AM MB7-LK. MB. 4

2 J BM.

CUTLASS SURRMM * 9 M M

a a S B S

ar T j z r T L T A M S A M M M

364-2177

CUTLAB6

K M L I M ' 4 7 7 - 5 5

amBa Marao. Mr

LMMaOaYMr-?VmaMM 926-7

VOYAOER LE 1M7 . toadad. M M -

5ss , s , " a , r i a

fts——

CAMRY L t

ELE-

' T36-7M1 CUTLAM 1679

477-7BM

CUTLASS. 1M1 LB. V-6. M . 71JJ00 m B M pood LUIIMBM. 92.OX CM: 933-1 IM

?ssr J 75-1432

CUTLASS, 1M1 I

BONNEVILLE 1976. AatoMBc a M ^ m m i M B M M J I

•2*£25fss^-ss5si

ORAM) PRK I B M LSI. ttjOOO

• 7 4

FAIRMONT: 1660. 6 cyander _4_ door One ownar W M cared tor. Looka and nme graaH > i 2 0 0 / b M CM 10am-6pm. 561-M13

FAIRMONT 1M1. automatic OraM uundMon. Hima aiuManl l No rvat I 1 I M H M . C M 971-7999

FESTIVA 19M. an:Mam oondmon. aunrool. Mek MWI. ^16,000 M M >9300 47*6046

FORO TEMPO 1968 Automatic M . >4,999 AM tor Qrag. Uvorae Cla i M i -P1ywo>Xh 925-7604

FORO, 1667 COUNTRY 90UWE WAOON. 10 paM anger, "Chad proof"Interior. M.96S North Srothera Foro 421-1>7>

^ A L A f c L F O R D 336-4101 943-2Q30

MUSTANG LX 16M Automatic. M . priced to M L

only M . 4 M

A L A N F O R D 335-4101 943-2030

MUSTANO LX 16M 94). V-8. aulo-k lMfc . M . tow mBM. lactory a Speeded. M S M .

^ A L A N F O R D 335-4101 943-2Q30

MUSTANO 1679 Olaa. 4 apaad. 4 larp lot r. >790.

TEMPO LX. 19M. 4 door, to. M * 0 # . Mr. M M H tort. Maan. MJBO.

TEMPOS 2 to c t o o p M m Auto maBc. Mr. m«M more. Voir M a . I I J M . Jack CaMy CMa-ZOEO MfrOOU

TEMPO 1664 OL 2 door, low M a . aulomMc. M . CruMa, ruM prooled. H H B M condMon. >2966 421-2235

TEMPO 1664- 2 door OC automat to. air. Marao. BM powar.

CAPRI OS 1966. ajnroo(. toadadH ooeted. 47.000 a M . >6600/

baaL MuM a M ARar 9PM. 277-64M

CAPRI. 1662. as . KM powar. caa-eetM. good condawn >19M. CM

684-27M aRar 7 pm.

CAPRI 1962 - T-tope. mag ck beauty. > 1 M 6

TYME AUTO 367-3003

CAPRI 1662. I cyander. automeac. M . am-lm. aacMenl oondMHn. *m-roof. >2290. 925-12B2

T ?YME*IurS ' .>2^50

GRANADA 1976 neny many new 3fler.

CaB 456-7796

LTD WAGON. 1984. M eutomaOC cruM. good ahape oflar.

>3200 or Deal cruM. good ahape oflar.

condition. >700 or D M OAar 726-3960

LTD 1677. good oo< b M oflar

tdHion. >1900 or LTD 1677. good oo< b M oflar

LTD 1964 - amM wegon. automatic. M . am-lm aMao. >2.3M5

TYME AUTO 367-3003

LTD 1M7 Crown Victoria Nation wagon, power locka. 30.000 mBM Me new. 965-7625

MAAOUIS 196a 4 door, toadad. many new pern, good tranaporto-tton. H100 Aher 9pm 477-1047

MERCURY-ZEPHYR 16M. 4 door, 6 cyander. Mue. M . powar Milr tng/

am/lm Marao. 606M m i l l I w AMtorNBdd

good uundNton-• to a M

422-6142

MUSTANG 1960. rad. aMomaBc. now am-lm caaaana. good Brae. " " " " „ 425-1412

MUSTANG 1664 Automatic. M con-IMIIIII Am/Fm raoe en a. aunrool. Supar aharp. >3.737

L O U L a R I C H E

C H E V Y / S U B A R U Plymouth Rd. - JueJ W M of 1-279

453-4600 MUSTANG 1964 GT390. 5 0 B e . 9 apeed, wMe/rod W4»rtor. M . FM alereo : i l l UM. aunrool 924-6M7

MUSTANO-16M. LX 3 door, autc-amlm. apaed control, under-I. >3.900 464-13M

MUSTANG. 1966 LX. 3 door, origi-nal owner. Ma na> m t (XJt. 4 oyMv der. automatic. M . power locka. ML c rMM rear dalog. >4^00 346-7296

MUSTANG 1M7 LX. dark rad. 23.000 mBM W.000 CaB

AWer 6pm. 420-0634

MUSTANG 19M GT. 9 apead. low maaa C-noMent oondmon. >12.900 CM 726-5033

TEMPO I M S OL - M . atorao Oood COndManl >2.166.

R o e s a 26100 W. 7 MBa. Wediord 936-6647

TEMPO-1969. 4 door. 37.000 •*

Hon. >3.969 C M M G S a a 9 p m a063-0490 ARar 9. 466-3367

TEMPO 19M Automatic. M . toad-M . tow M M AM/FM r i l i i H i . only

U M * A L A N F O R D 335=4101 943-2030

TEMPO 19M - OL. Nxr t , 4 door. 9 " M . mora

51.000 mBM >3600 474-8075

THUNOEflBlfO Turbo CoMa 1966

" " " A L A N F O R D 335-4101 543-2030

COLONY PARK. 1964 »0 gar wagon One Mmer. a iamdy carl M . 4 M

naa Park Lincoln Mart 493-2424 eel 400

TOPAZ - 1664. 4 door. > apaad. M . c r u M powar locka. 56JJ00 mBaa.

nm. >1660. 642-70M

ZEPHYR T 1663 llulomaBc. i

CUTLASS 1662 M . am/lm. en •Jtomenc. good M l

CUTLASS 1662. C M M 4JL. VS. .000 i l l . 92200 M1-8071

M M L a M M M M eMMBM*. OM. PONT1AC 1662 66M A

SSft* L O U L a R I C H E

j » T A M_16M. R o m C H E V Y / S U B A R U _

DELTA M 1664 R o y M LS Broug-hem. V>, 4 Boor. Mra w M M toad-

4 5 3 - 4 6 0 0

rtma good >1200 Mr. AM-FM.

933-6114

PHOEMX 1M1 SJ M good Maa, 4 apeed. M

MP. Vft. M . 79 or BaM at-

477-7443

PONTIAC 1662 8000 AlrfeMomebc. Ml POWM a M d M l u a

TAMAROFF BUICK

353-1300 POMTIAC.^IBM.^ e x

LTS.S 341 B 7 M

PONTIAC 1M7 8000 A4 uli M i l • toadad. M.000 mBM

C a i C A OT 16B4

A L A N F O R D

175 DATBUM 1662. MQZX. 2 p M 2. aa-

l condMon. no rwaL Ratract-

M O O v b M c K M . 666-7116

, vwry Jean. 421-9671

Sanaa XE. pawar aa. Mr. aMaa. ranr

932-2933

DELTA M 1667 1 door, loadad. w M 7 M

PONTjACMMLjE. I M M [ M ;

l l d M . ' 1 6«T427^377-8*»

PAOE TOYOTA

ES-"-m From > 1 •TOYOTA

PONT1AC V, ST*.

1663. 2 + 2. T-topa. I or b a t 464-8671

COUGAR LS 1666 kMy loaded. M y Ctoan. premium eotmd M M blua. S5JOO M1-5

COUGAR 1979 XR7 loaded, good >700 or b M oflar

M7-0226

PULSAR. 1666. NX Rad. auMdT. M . 5 apaad. eaoM

SENTRA XE 1967. > door. 5 M B M wo. blua/ Mua O M Interior. M -ant oondmon 464-7470

COUGAR. 1960 XR-7 O M 53.654 ortoinM mBM tooM > M l - I 7 t

453-2424 ee l 400 CENTURY. 1664. T-T»pe. M

root. m i i M M M B V-ft i

PONTIAC

5 PONTIAC 8000. ISM. I

COUOAR 16M LS

ho to i » , lamed automobMT SEE THM ONEB

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A man and hia bailoon. Phil Glebe savors tbe height he attain*, bat only for a fleeting moment

The open air ia hia lanes, tbe ho-rizon hia finish line. Glebe, SI, is simply not along for tbe ride.

"People see balloon flying as a light-hearted thing," said Glebe, who operates Renaiaaance Bal-loons In Brighton. "The other aide of that ia tbe serioos competition in the sport There Is money to be won.

"People with a competitive heart — such as myself — like to win."

As he commands tbe Pontiac "Excitement n ," a 70-foot high, 55-foot wide balloon that serves as hia racing machine, Glebe seldom seems at ease.

His eyes scan tbe horixon, look-ing at tbe tree-lined saborba tinted orange from the setting son. From there, his orbs dart to tbe altime-ter, which gives an indication of tbe height of tbe balloon.

Glebe then hits tbe doable pro-pane burners that kick out SO mil-

Chasing the hare in the air

lion BTUs an hoar (tbe equivalent to tbe output of 250 home fur-naces) to fill tbe 77,500 cubic feet capacity of tbe balloon.

The flame from the burner re-flects in Glebe's eyea.

The competitive nature of bal-loon racing belies what would be a serene moment for most After 10 minatee, one can begin to appreci-ate the skill Involved.

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rather tantamount to a tempera-mental dance with nature.

Wind is tbe main partner. Aa it shifts and swirls, tbe balloon racer follows and rides tbe curreuL Na-ture always leads in this encoun-ter.

Glebe perhape respects this more than anything, which ia why he's ranked aa tbe No 1 pilot in balloon competition, according to tbe Balloon Federation of Ameri-ca. —

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'Talking:' Cute but not credible Whan Mollie (Kristie Alley), the

CPA, w gets pregnant by Albert (George Segal), the neurotic en-trepreneur, she needs to find a father for her baby, Mikey (a whole bunch o( kid actors — Jason Schaller, Jaryd Water bouse. Jacob Haines and Christopher Aydon plus stunt double, Mihaly "Michu" Mesxaros and plain double Amanda Blasko).

Schaller has most of Mikey's screen time and therein lies ooe sig-nificant problem in "Look Who's Talking" (C+ , PG-13, 97 minutes). Mikey's suppose to a a year old, and there's no way that Srhrtler is close - he's S if a day.

The entire sequence with the four child actors — plus two doubles — representing Mikey from birth to one year is unclear and simply doesn't ring true. It's symptomatic of a strained, gimmicky fi lm with questionable continuity.

Mollie thinks Albert is going to di-vorce his wife and mar ry her. but it turns out that Albert is going through another phase. He's carrying on with his interior designer, Melissa

VIDEO VIEWING •» special writer

Two major motion pictures debut this week on video cassette — "Law-rence of Arabia" (1K2, restored ver-sion, IMS, 211 minutes, PG, color) and "A Worid Apart" (IMS, 115 mto-utes. PG, color).

Winner of seven Oscars, including the academy's bust picture citation, the original "Lawrence" was cut by 55 minutes. Amidst much publicity it was restored for a nationwide tour, which included Detroit's Pox The-atre earlier this year. On Oct 19, that restored venfcm is available oo video for tanw viewing.

The all-star cast, headed by Peter OToote and Alec Guisess, includes Omar Sheriff, Anthony Quinn, Jose Ferrer sad Claude Rata* It 's priced at 139.05 and will available for rent-al as wa!L Although a copy was not received for this review, it will be interesting to see Just how David Lean's magnificent wide screen epic looks on a small TV at home.

I f s an interesting coincidence that Media Home Entertainment is releasing "A World Apart" on video Just ooe week af ter the premiere of "A Dry White Season." K

Both a re poignant stories that ef-fectively personalize the tragically large, but often abstract, casualty lists when Mack demonstrations a re repressed by the South African gov-e rnmen t

"A WORLD Apart" chronicles Di-ana Roth's (Barbara Hershey) fight against South African apartheid poli-cies in 19M just a f te r the 99-Dsy De-tention Act became law. That legis-lation allowed imprisonment for

such s period without charges being filed. It had been enacted in response to black aspirations and the rising strength of the African National Congress.

By 1963, ANC leader Nelson Man-della was already in Jail but others continued the struggle — and the South African government respond-ed brutally. Diana Roth was a Jour-nalist for the Rand Daily Mail - the same paper Susan Sarandon works for in "A Dry White Season." Roth bad seoi great injustice through her work and had become an active par-ticipant In ANC activities.

Based on a true story of the first woman imprisoned under the 90-day act (Ruth First), "A World Apart" re-lates the sad, divisive impact such policies have on family life. Conflict-ing duties tear at the family struc-ture — Is one responsible only to Im-mediate kin or must ooe also answer to the agony of strangers?

The s to ry l a rge ly deve lops through the reactions of Roth's 15-year-old daughter, Molly (Jodhi May), who must contend with a par-eu tkss home af ter her mother is im-prisoned and her father, Gus (Jeroen Krabbe), flees to avoid Jail on trea-son charges as a communist

NATURALLY. IN the repressive world of apartheid, anyone who ad-vocates freedom and equality is part of tbe world-wide communi s t menace.

Molly remains a t home with her grandmother (Yvonne Bryceland) and the housekeeper, Elsie (Linda Mvusi), whose brother, Solomon (Al-bee Lesotho), is a leading political activist

Slowly and painfully, Molly learns

that everyone is responsible for the entire community. But those lessons are learned with considerable pain and bitterness as she becomes an outcast a t school and is shunned by her best friend, all this while feeling abandooed by her parents.

At the same time her mother, Dia-na, in solitary confinement realises she had gone too far in political ac-tivities and activism, so f a r that she ignored her children and put all her energies in the political cause. She is in solitary for refusing to cooperate with tbe official investigation of ANC activities.

Diana and Molly mature in their roles as mother and daughter united in their love for ooe another, in their regard for family and in their fight for freedom and equality. That con-vergence of individuals and causes is a touching moment.

EVERYONE CAN empathize with such moments no matter what one's level of political awareness may be. In that moment of true emotion as mother and daughter reconcile, we all realize the importance of family in the broadest sense, the family of home and the family of man.

The fact that the sc r ip t acting, photography and music are al l excel-lent reinforce the impact of this poignant personal statement about individual responsibility.

"A World Apart" is also another very worthwhile statement about the South African government's tragi-cally brutal and grossly indecent policies. Each such statement helps mold a public opinion that eventual-ly will eliminate the ugliness of apartheid.

ALTERNATIVE VIEWING

'Vera' uncovers Soviet life special writer

Soviet films aren't ordinarily known for their subtlety, sense of hu-mor or frankness.

"Little Vera" is no ordinary film. Playing for a second weekend a t the Detroit Film Theatre, this may be the screen's most intimate glimpse into Soviet life.

Vera (Natalya Negoda), a high school graduate, is constantly bound-ed by her parents about her wild life-style and a college acceptance that never comes. She hangs out late nights with her girlfriend Lena.

"Little Vera" begins as a film about alienated youth — comrades without s cause. In a startling early scene, an outdoor rock-and-roll dance is surrounded by police in riot gear and with German shepherds.

VERA MEETS Sergei (Andrei Sokolov) hi the impending violence

falls for him. After

announcing their marriage plans, Sergei moves in with Vera's family and the movie starts to look like a Soviet "All in the FamUy."

But the film grows darker. Sergei treats her parents like dirt.

When be asks Vera why her par-ents are so dumb, she says, "They're the only ones I've got." She s tar ts making strides toward adulthood while he grows more and more bored

Natalya Negoda sizzles in her un-glamorous but sexy role. Heavily made up and dressed In the same red striped shirt for much of the film, she has few options in or out of her dead-end industrial town. Aside from rock-and-roll, Sergei is the only thing that hasn't bored her to tears.

Vera's parents, meanwhile, are tired, hard working and completely at a loss in dealing with a teenaged daughter. The father gets into whiny drunken fits. The mother yells f rom the kitchen where she spends count-

less hours canning and pickling fruits and vegetables.

"Little Vera" shows us plenty about life in the Soviet Union, espe-cially about cramped UVing condi-tions and family tension. Director Vasily Pichul can never get his cam-era far enough away. Things are al-ways close up and claustrophobic In the tiny apartment.

THE LANDSCAPE outside isn't much better. The entire town seems to be built oo piles of rusted parts and scrap. The beach is all gravel and jagged iron poles. At ooe point Vera crouches beneath the shell of a beached World War II submarine.

"Little Vera" woo best film and best actress awards at the Chicago Film Festival and has been viewed by more than 50 million Soviets.

Although its conflicts a re never fully resolved, it asks for acceptance and co-existence in a world that Is moch too small

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(Joy Boushel), while Mollie Is carry-ing his child.

THAT ALBERT and Melissa should be found in hot embrace in the shop where Mollie and her friend Rona (Twink Caplan) a re shopping strains one's credulity.

But it does keep the plot limping along as Mollie is now on her own because Albert is moving in with Melissa. Just about then. Mollie goes Into labor and a rather interesting guy, James (John Travolta), pulls up in his cab to drive bar to the hospital.

J a m e s winds ap as MoUie's baby-sitter, and you can pretty much fig-ure out what happens f rom there on There's quite s Mt of funny stuff, but on the whole It's simple-minded snd obvious. Mollie has a Harold Lloyd hanging from the clock nightmare when the doctor notes that her bio-logical clock is ticking.

The -adult voice-overs speaking

clever but quickly gets old. Bruce Willis is Mikey's voice. There also are cameos — Olympla Dukakis as Mfflie's mother, Roste, and Abe VI-goda as James' grandfather.

Put It all together and It adds up to very little. Symptomatic are tbe music sequences thrown in whenever the plot falters. Still and all, lots of people wiU walk out of the theater saying, "That was cute."

"BREAKING IN" (R) features Burt Reynolds as Ernie, an older professional safe-cracker whose young p r o t e g e , Mike (Casey Siemaszko), does it for kicks. It's a slightly different kind of story, a comedy about a couple bad guys who aren't all that bad, Just oo the wrong side of the law.

"The Fabulous Baker Boys" (R) stars the fabulous Bridges boys, Beau and Jeff, as cocktail lounge pi-ano-playing brothers. Their act takes off when they hire a beautiful young singer, Michelle Pfeiffer , to work with them.

Finally this week, "Halloween 5" (R). It's a bit early for trick or treat, so rate it somewhere between 4 and 6.

STILL PLAYING: "TV Abyss" (D-) (PG-13) 135 minute*. Despite excellent underwater

the movies

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"Honey, I Shruak the Uds" (B + ) (PG) 105 minutes

It's fun. but it ain't easy to be small "ia Corn try " (B + )(R) 11® minutes Often poignant, sometimes maudlin

Igeof her father, a casualty in Vietnam "Indiana Jooes and the Last Crnssde"

(B +) (PG-13) 120 minutes. Good entertainment, bat enough al-

ready. "Aa innocent Maa" (B-) (R) to minutes Tom Sellock is unjustly imprisoned and

must come to grips wtth tbe vicious pern tentiary world.

"Johnny Handsome'' (F) (R) 90 mm-utes.

An ugly movie that prows criminals are Incapable of reforming

"Kickboxer" (*) (R). Vengeance and rescue are in order as

an American kickboxer travels to Thai-land

"Lethal Weapon 11" (B + ) (R) 115 min-utes

Glover and Gibson do it again in high, albeit violent, style,

sequences, this muddled and murky sic-fi sea saga sinks.

"Batmaa"(C+) (PG-13) 120 minutes. Michael Keatoo is a dud in the title

role, but Jack Nicholson's Joker is terrif-ic. „

"Black Rain" (D-) (R) 120 minutes Unpleasant, trite detective story stars

Michael Douglas. "Cookie" (C+) (R) 90 minutes. A couple of confusing stories run to-

gether as mobster Peter Falk tries to reconcile with daughter, Cookie (Emily Lloyd) while scamming mob and feds

"Dead Poets Society" (A+) (PG) 124 minutes

Robin Williams' sensitive portrait of a fine teacher is complemented by excel-lent young actors as his students.

"A Dry White Season" (A + ) <R) 100 minutes.

The worst of South African apartheid and the best of human sacrifice for brotherhood in this excellent story of ooe

"Nightmare oa Elm Street V" (R). Freddie's back. "Parenthood" <A-)(R) 120 minutes. Large, talented cast in complex but en-

tertaining story about a family that in-cludes Jason Robards. Steve Martin, Tom Hulce. Martha Plimpton and Diane Wiest, among others

Relentless" (•) (R). - Judd Nelson, Robert Loggia, Leo Rossi and Meg Foster in story of driven young man who becomes a killer

"Romero" (A) (PG-13) 105 minutes Disturbing and frighterung but provoc-

ative story of El Salvadoran Aichbishop Oscar Romero and the events leading to his assassination Superb performance by Raul Julia in title role.

"Sea of Love" (O (R) 110 minutes Al Pacino as a burned-out detective

adds nothing to the cliche nor does a very weak script.

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Brace for the Blues Explosion IN CONCERT e n o u n 1919 H.

• y Larry O'Connor ateff writer

The beakers and test tubes are out Like -the teenager in the base-ment with a (bands! ly s e t bluet

End result The Blues Explosion. Tbe lend singer of The Fabulous

Thunderbirds wiU Join guitariats Lu-ther Tucker and Duke RobUlard, along wtth drummer Fran Christina and baM player "Sister" Sarah Brown, for a special 19-date tour. The Blues E i p t o h a stops by Sully's

In Dearborn on Friday. "There's a lot of people I 've known

for years and years," said Wilson, who b formerly of Radford Town-ship. "I've admired them through the years. Some of them I've never had s

oo tbe road so much. "I like to work in combinations " The Blues Explosion is indeed one

lethal combination of bluea musi-cians. The lineup tncludes-

a Luther Tucker, guitarist who has performed with Muddy Waters, Sonny Boy Williamson, l i t t l e Walter

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Jacobs and Jamas Cotton a Duke Robil l tfd, guitarist and

vocal t t who was u n a of the main-stays of Roomful of Bluea

a Fran Christina, d iu imiw wtth The Fabulous'

who made a name for herself ia the Austin, Texas, bines scene. She par-formed extensively in the Ana Arbor area with the Boegey Brothers be-fore moving to Texas.

WILSON GOT the notion for a tour after catching Tucker perform in July at an anniversary at Anton's, s well-known bines d u b in Austin.

"I have a real soft spot for Lu-ther," Wilson said. "One of the first bines records I had wus a James Cot-ton album and Tucker was great on tha t

"I saw him perform and I told him. Tucker, we're going oo the road!'"

He holds the same reverence for RobQard, who's quite a guitar slinger In his own r igh t

"He can do it all ," Wilson said. "See, Duke always gets in my face, m watch him per form and he plays like SO verses — at my table! I told him, T m not coming to any shows you're playing unless Tm oo stage with you. '"

WILSON PROMISES a heavy doae of straightforward bluea.

But be said, "A lot ofcrazy things can happen."

Which is par t of the reason Wilson put together the tour. The Blues Ex-plosion allows him to do something s bit different f rom the T-Birds.

He's quick to point out the Blues Explosion is not replacing The Fabu-lous Thunderbirds in his life. Group members wUl be writing some mate-rial for an upcoming album soon.

Like-thoee he'll Join on stage, bines music is s passion for Wilson He has performed with many heroes, includ-

Kim Wilson, f o r m n r l y of R a d f o r d T o w n s h i p , h a e p u t t o g e t h e r a n sl l-star c a s t of m u s i c i a n s fo r t h a B l u e s E x p l o s i o n .

Bonedaddys boogie big World beat spurs band

tng Eddie Taylor, Albert Collins, John Lee Hooker snd Muddy Waters.

WILSON LIVED in Radford Township until he was 9, moving to California.

• 1 didn't want to leave," he said. He performed with a number of

bands In California, bat his big break didn't come until he moved to Texas. There, he met Muddy Waters, who be said helped launch the Fabulous Thunderbirds.

"Muddy was kind of like my sec-ond father," he said. "Be took me un-der his wing. He made me. I love all thoee guys, but he put the final stamp oo me."

The Fabulous Thunderbirds em-erged out of the Austin scene, touted as the blues band of the future. The group has released several albums, gravitating more toward main-stream tastes while stfil keeping its blues edge.

WHJON, THOUGH, h a s a lways -kept himself busy wtth other proj-ects. He recently produced and per-formed oo Jlmmie Rodger*' latest album. The Blues Explosion has him really excited.

' "I do a lot of different things," said Wilson, who lives in Austin. "I play an different kinds of bines. I like big bands with borne. I like key-boards and two guitars opposed to

. one. I like covering an the areas. " But with all thoee names oo ooe

stage, perhaps some egos' would be covered up by others. Wflson quickly shoots down such s notion

"No. We're aU giownupa here," he said "(Shoot) man, every single per-son is the best that thert is. They're like I am, they Just like to play."

The Blues Explosion performs Friday, Oct. 20, at Sully's, 4758 Greenfield, between Michigan and Ford. Dearborn. For infor-mation, call 846-5377.

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day. Oct 19. at Rick's Cafe, 911 Church, Ann Arbor. Far Kfonnadon. call MS-1747. —

with geaata, Fla* for Lulu, at 9 p m Thursday, Oct 19, at Ihe Feu Theatre in Detroit Far Mill matin, call MT-9999.

i wffl perform an Tuesday, Oct 17, at BHnd Pig, 2M S. First Ann Arbor. For information, call 999-99S9.

day. Oct 19, at Miie, east of Taiagraph, Detroit For in-formation. call U M 1 M

Borax wtD perform en Oct 19, at the BHnd Pig. 999 S. F l n t Aan Arbor. Far I

n a n c a r n m c s n Greg Stryker will perform Wednesday

through Saturday, Oct 1S-21. at Jaggara, MSI HHsabeth Lake Road. Pontiac. For information. caO M1-17SS

The Sky perform an Friday aad Saturday, Oct 99-91, at Griffs Grill, to N. Saginaw. Paatfac. Far Inlet aialiaa, call SS4-S392.

e UUAMAXH Lilian Axe will perform on Friday. Oct.

20. at Biondie's, Weet Seven Mile Rand, east of Telegraph, Detroit Far informa-tion. caB SSV41S9.

The Difference will perform on Thurs-day. Oct l t . at the Blind Pig. 20* S First Ann Arbor. For information, call 9M-K t t

Regular Bays wfll perform on Friday and Saturday. Oct 9S-21. at Rick's Caie, -t i l Church. Aan Arbor For information, call 944-1747 . Q

Freedom of Expreorioa will perform oo Thursday, Oct l t . at Ricfs Cafe, Cll Church. Aan Arbor. For information, call tSS-2747.

O TRASH SKATS Trash Brats will perform wtth guests.

Sanctum, on Thursday, Oct l t . at 3-D

Model Prisma aad PMaaaa Gage at t , p m Friday. Oet 2t, In Oakland Univer-sity's Abstension Hall, In the lawer level of Oakland Center. The hand extravagan-xa will he a benefit far WOUX-AM, the campus radio station at OU. Tickets are S3 in advance, »»to at the doer. For in- 2> formation, call 374-4272.

LIVE BOB MOULD-— Nectarine Ballroom, Ann Arbor.

By Larry O'Connor staff writer

Beware of the Bonedaddys. They make you swea t

So apply a double dose of that deo-dorant stick and be prepared to dance. That's the word from the leader of the eight-member band, which rolls in to the Majestic The-atre Saturday wtth its engaging, en-raging and energised brand of world bea t

"It's fust got those rhythms," said Mike Tempo, the gostee and bespec-tacled percussionist "Wtth the Los An-geles-based Bonedaddys. "We get your butt bopping."

The massive beat the Bonedaddys lay down encompasses a rather di-verse blend of music f rom around the globe. Including New Orleans, West African, Soca, rhythm and Maes only to name a few.

The sound is molded Into an elec-trifying, mesmerizing and any other "fyings" you can puU out of your back pocket Thoee who listened the Bonedaddys' first LP on Chameleon Records, "A-Koo-De-A," were left

So, too, were the people a t Miller Brewery. The brewery was looking for a few good bands to come op some music for s commercia l The Bonedaddys sent along a demo tape of its eclectic world beat sound.

"Tbey loved I t " said Tempo, In a telephone interview where the Bonedaddys are recording the beer commercial. "We're able to be our-selves and be weird and still be spon-sored by s major corporation."

THINK THAT'S unusual? Look a t the lineup for these zany party pur-veyors. A drummer f rom Texas, a percussionist is from Padacah, Ky., a keyboardist and guitarist is from New Delhi, India and the keyboar-dist Is from Trinidad.

Then we find out the singer has roots In Watts, Calif., and Topeka. Kan.

"Oh," added Tempo, "we have a guy who's f rom Germany and Ohio who sits in on our albums."

Things start to make sense. Real-ly, they do. All these guys a re from different parts of the globe, combin-ing their diverse musical influences to make world beat an applicable de-scription of the Bonedaddys1 music.

"It's a world beat approach," said Tempo, "but It's a rock'n'roll atti-t ude"

At that point we give up. Let's say the music is indescribable, but enjoy-able. And there win plenty more to enjoy in upcoming months. The band

wiU release Its secood album, "World Beatniks," oo the Chameleon label Oct 25.

The disc wUl fea ture some of the Bonedaddys' club favorites in five yesrsof touring as one of ths hottest dance bands around, Including a cov-er of Elvis Presley 's "Cray Fish."

This latest L P could break the Booedaddys into the national spot-light College Music Journal has gtv-

copy a "

Any socceus would be more than what any member expected when the group formed five years ago. Tempo called several of his musi-cian buddies in order to play some of their favorite music. Response was overwhelming.

THE BONEDADDYS quickly made a name fur themselves oo the dance club c i rcu i t though Tempo —id his group prefers the "down home places" to the sterile disco at-mosphere.

"A lot of that depends oa the audi-ence, though," Tempo said. "We >sst played for a crowd in Houston, Tex-as, for people in Mack ties snd cow-boy boots. They got down snd swes-ty."

Also, in their musical travel*, the Bonedaddys have opened for such di-verse acts a s blues guitarist Robert Cray, reggae guru Burning Speur and alternative rock's Jazz Butcher.

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M i k a T e m p o ( l o w e r taft> h e l p e d f o u n d t h e B o n e d a d -d y s , a g r o u p t h a i h a a q u i c k l y m a d e a n a m e fo r p r o v i d i n g a z a n y b e a t in d a n c e c l u b s

"There's a lot of Husker Du left in tht« man."

So declared one nearby fan while watching Bob Mould tear through 100 minutes of rock-and-roll last Monday a t Ann Arbor's Nectarine Ballrpom.

Mould, who fronted the now leg-endary Husker Du, laid to rest any fear that he had abandoned that pioneering postpunk bund's penchant for using volume as s weapon. Tour-ing to support his brilliant solo al-bum, "Workbook," Mould trans-formed the haunting melodies of the relatively tame record Into a hard-driving guitar assault

"Workbook" is a brooding album of dark lyrics snd moody music laced with cellos and acoustic gui-tars. On stage, "Workbook" takes oo a desfsuing Husker demeanor, with Mould, guitarist Jim H a n y , bassist Tony and Gold Palominos' drummer Anton Fler replacing the intricate string aad vocal s s i f s

" meats wtth tight guitar-work and deadly drumming.

Mould only strapped on the acous-tic guitar for "Sinner* and Their Re-pentances" and a brief show-dosing medley of Husker Mta, tnriuding

"Hardly Getting Over I t " and the wonderful "Makes No Sense a t AIL"

With his blond bangs tumbling on his forebend and his guitar daagttag at this knees. Mould led his band through the entire new LP, plus a few outtakes a new songs scheduled for his secood solo album, as wuO a s an encore lendfticui of Neil Young's "Cinnamon Gi r l "

Mould dosed the first set wtth the album's first sfc«ie, "See a Littol Light" and "Whichever Way tha Wind Blows." The book's" roddngest track, sent of the diehards on the floor slam-dancing to its

The song and s e t came to a | ing a s e f c s t a with Mould strobe l ight sp" a top near the amplifier, creat ing s k u l l - s p l i t t i n g f e e d b a c k t h a t would've made J im i

ear. The din the guitar across the aad ended up on the floor i into the microphone, to the < the awed crowd.

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In each case, the group woo over su-diences.

"People want to have a good time and we provide i t " Tempo said. "It 's honest music, really We're not trying to uphold any traditional forms. We w o n t try to do s West Af-rican song exactly like a West Afri-can song.

"Heck, our guitar player is from India."

The Bonedaddys will perform S a t u r d a y , O c t 21. a t the Majes t i c Thea t r e , 4124 Woodward, Detroit . For information, call 833-0120.

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-Answers to stupid

Karl

ID honor of National Stupid Ques-tion Week, I am interrupting our regular aerie* oo self-hardening d a y to answer those twining qasations

• from readers. How they caught fire v is another story altogether. .

Q. rsa trying to orgaalao my do-seta. Any point in haagtng on to my eM flagsraall dippings?

:• A. Dsa t toss that collection yet. They're useful la the manufacturing of artificial animal hooves. It ussd to be that when a prise show horse: s nsll thanks to new "press-on fashion

the Judges never know the

Sleeplessness is common problem

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difference. "I Q. Why did "Big B u T made fad •^awny?

A. In the days before music videos, " top swing bands relied on unusual

rhyming names to promote audience recognition. The most popular of

f these catchy monikers was "Lea [ ' Brown and Hia Band of Renown." ^

Brown's overnight aucceaa ' - spawned a boat of imitators like

"Conrad Rust and His Basd of Dis-gust" and "Reginald Pitts and His Band of Twits." Soon, all the good

- names were used up, bringing the V Big Band era to an untimely end.

- With the advent of tekvlskm in the J early '89s, the Big Band sound enjoy-

~- ed a brief reaurgence — this time with the Latin flavor of Ricky Ricar-do.

Q. Where did the game of basket-bnll get (he aicknsme round baO?

A. Surpiaingly, it was not derived < from the spherical shape of today's

familiar orange ball. Instead, it waa a reference to geographical location

' aa in the phrase, "that's what we f play 'round here."

* In actual fact, the original game •» wnant played wtth a ball at all, but a

-•« cinder block. Since dribbling waa more difficult, this early game em-

' phasfand p—**g i"H shooting The switch to a rubber baU occurred dur-ing the great cement shortage of

•lm. Q. Any ideas why the Detroit

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handing the bats to the players up-side down. Knowing this, can our sluggers really be blamed for using the wrong end of the bat?

1 Poor fielding — Most reports concentrated on the fans falling asleep in the stands, but my investi-

revealed narcolepsy in the

quent and uncontrollable sleep may explain why fly balls kept bouncing off our fielders' chests. ^

S. Poor pitching — The problem bere waa a communication break-down between coaching and pitch-ing What the pitchers thought waa batting practice waa actually the first five innings. Once they discov-ered the game had already started, their performance usually improved.

Q. What will be the movie box-off-ice blockbnater of the 19Ma?

Definitely a sequel I predict Sly Stallone will bounce back with the ultimate drawing card, "Rambo Versus Rocky." Taking a cue from the old "Patty Duke Show," Stallone will play both starring roles — the trigger happy veteran and the aging boxer, confronting each other in the fight of the century.

This time the epic battle won't take place In a steaming Jungle, sweltering desert or Las Vegas box-ing ring. It happens in a vegetarian restaurant

Q. Any more hot movie picks? My vote goes to "tycoon n , " a

sequel with a nostalgic twist. This time around director Ron Howard goes in front of the cameras to star In this unusual tribute to his own ca-

Dear Barbara, I have difficulty sleeping at aight

I both have difficulty falling asleep aad staying asleep. Than dariag the day, I am eftea tired and ranaet atop myself from aapptag.

The doctor has prescribed aleopteg but they mahe me feel groggy

read, eaa pos-sMy be daagereaa. I am to my late 49e aad have had this proMem for aboat five years. .

Sleepless In Livonia

Dear Sleepless, Your problem is common. One-

third of tbe American adult popula-tion complains of insomnia and 7-g percent take some kind of sleep medication.

To diagnose and solve this prob-lem, you must use many approaches. If ymi haven't already had ooe, a complete physical Is a beginning If no cause can be determined from this, then you need to go to a sleep disorder clinic, such as the ooea that

have at Henry Ford Hnepttal or tbe University of Michigan Hoapital.

At these labs, your sleep will be

monitored, resulting in a greater chance for appropriate treatment which could be medical, psychologi-cal, behavioral or all three.

Until then, some simple things to think about are the amount of caffeine you are consuming and the regularity of your particular cycle. It been found 'hat popple iltep better and are more alert when they are aware of ahd maintain the aame sleep-wake times. However, aa I have aaid,' nothing can substitute for detailed monitoring at a sleep disor-der clinic.

Dear Barbara, Until recently, I enjoyed a dose

relationship wtth my.grandchildren. They are two girls ages 4 aad 7. My daaghter divorced her basbaad when the youngest child was only one. I have helped her since that time by caring for the girls while she worked.

Now she is plaaatug oa remarry-ing. This maa la a beast He dislikes

ter. I believe my daaghter wants to marry him for financial reasons. He

Is qaita well off. My daaghter mo longer wants me

to see my graaddaaghlirs. In fact, she will nut take my calls Some-times I drive by the basse Just to get a glimpse of them. I know they mnst mlaa me, too.

Is there aaytfctng I caa do? Do I

tids Is my only child snd grandchil-dren. -

Lonely la Novi

Dear Looely, Yes, you have rights. There have

been laws since the 1970s, which al-low grandparents to initiate legal action when, because of divorce or death, their relationship with their grandchildren has been terminated without cause.

A group called the Grandparents Rights Organization is trying to have further legislation passed that would expand thoee rights. Call the organi-zation at 949-7177 and they will counsel you on finding competent le-gal roprsnentetion. —

I wish you luck Barbara

If you have a question or com-ment for Barbara Schiff, a trained counselor and expert-

Sense, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150.

v A. I'm tired of people Warning the - Tigers for something that wasn't

their fault My research department . . has uncovered three reasons why

..Detroit lost more than 100 games *** this season:

1. Poor hitting — Hidden cameras revealed the Tiger bat boys were

When the extra-terrestrials return for ooe final undersea pod, they get an unexpected surprise. Instead of an alien life force, out pops Aunt Bea.

When she la fully revived from her suspended animation, Mayberry'a best cook peds off her rubbery face made to reveal she Is secretly Bar-ney Fife, who then pulls off bis face to reveal he is actually Sheriff Andy, who rips off his face to reveal be is Floyd the barber, who removes his face to reveal he is really and truly Opie Taylor, space traveler.

X means victory for Phil Glebe Continued from Page 1

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Phil Glebe g e t s r a n d y to turn on t h a p r o p a n a b u r n e r s tha t will heat tha air i n s i d e h i s hot air bal loon a n d c a u e e it to rise.

Every weekend, from February to November, Glebe is- in a different d ty to do the same task. Prize mon-ey for a race can be as high as $10,000.

Tbe circuit is grueling, the rewards plenty. He travels eas t west north and south in pursuit of championship points during the race season.

SOMETIMES RACING points are tbe last thing on Glebe's mind. Like, for instance, the time be went over Lake Michigan from West Bend, Wis., to Lansing The flight reached an altitude of 10.000 feet in subzero temperatures.

Then there was his time in the sun, when he nearly landed in tbe Gulf of Mexico. The flight originated out of Naples, Fla., with winds blowing east to west.

As be flew over woods, swamps and condominiums. Glebe began to look for an opening to land the craft.

"That hole never developed," he said. . All of a sodden be was staring at a vast blue body of water. He began to let air out of tbe balloon. Tbe basket skimmed along the top of some of palm trees, slowing down the craft.

The basket hit the beach, dumping Glebe out onto the sand. Tbe canvas balloon landed in the ocean.

LUCK WOULD seem to play a part. But with 13 years experience as a licensed balloon pilot, skill had a say in Glebe avoiding danger.

Benmiller resort reflects past

A honey of an Idea Halk>wean isn't t ha only t ime ch i ld ren love to play d r e s s - u p . Lorat ta Lor ion in Bloomfield Plaza h a s a c o m -ple te Una of d r e s s - u p a t t i r e tha t will provide h o u r s of play t i m e f u n for your chi ld . Thare ' a t h a little honey b e e a n d p r i m a ballerina c o e -t umas , p r i ced at 122 a n d $34, a a waM a s an aa t ronau t , C i O W i t , C O W D O j i D f K M , T f l i r y

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but in those days it was a busy indus-trial center full of looms, saws, mill stones and other Ingenious devices that served tbe settlers.

Benmiller had Its own water pow-er, so Gledhill's Woolen Mill and Pfrimmer's Grist Mill stayed alive through World War U, but by 1972 it was a ghost town.

IT WOULD probably still be a ghost town if s man called Ivy, nos-talgic for the woolen blankets of hia youth, had not driven this way while on a vacation in Grand Bend. There were the old mill buildings, tucked Into tha tfeea near two Huron County roada, with nothing but the road to let .a traveler know that ha waa in the 20th century, approaching the 21st

It took a lot of restoration aad Re-building, but the Woolen Mill opened ss ths BemnilW Ian in 1974 and the grist mill became The River Mm In r97l. By 1970, two wings had been

! to ths private homa of former mill ownar Vera Gledhill, a third-

Benrnillar weaver Tbey are all pert of the BeiwniHer Inn to-day.

rustic setting, but many prefer larg-er rooms and suites a few hundred yards downstream in Gledhill House or the River Mill.

IF YOU STAY downstream, you drive away from the registration building wtth a dutch of keys — ooe to get you through the door of your building and into, your room, ooe for tbe River Mill, where you can use the big indoor swimming pool, and two small keys for the mini bar and a second bar full of videocassettes in your room.

All the rooms, except those in the Woolen Mill, have a sink and refrig-erator tucked awdy behind doors, with an electric kettle and toaster, as well as the fixings for a continen-tal breakfast in the refrigerator.

A suite in Gledhill House is likely to be two big rooms with s king-sized bed in one, and the television, fire-place, couches and other accoutre-ments of a living room in the other. All have small balconies so yon can sit and watch the t^ver

If you stay across ths road at the River Mill, your third-floor room has a big deck overlooking the river, the fourth-floor has s regular room, with a smaller deck, for leas money.

If you insist oo being busy, walk up the gravel road to the courts at the top of the hill in eoasoo,

a bike and ride through tha leaves. You caa

la the Oiympic-aiaed pool, or ass the sauaa, indoor Jogging track

facilities at the Riv-er Mill.

IFVOU ARE aUdrgk to t h a f B n T

buys |118 Canadian.) Ask about special packages. If you

can travel mid-week, excluding Christmas and some popular snowy days in February, your room costs $100 Canadian a night.

To get there, take 1-04 to Port Huron. Cross the Bluewater Bridge and follow Highway 402 to Highway 21 North through Grand Bend to Goderich. Take Highway 8 East four

. miles to Huron Road 1 and turn left I Vi miles to Benmiller. The village is on any Ontario map, Just east of Goderich. (Note: There are no gas stations in Benmiller.)

Call toll-free (800) 265-1711 or write the Benmiller Inn, RR#4, Goderich, Out N7AIY1.

Glebe trains balloon pilots as owner and operator of Renaissance Balloons. In order to receive a li-cense, £' person must pasa a Federal Aviation Administration written ex-amination, and obtain 10 hours of flight time with ooe hour as a solo run, passing a flight test with an PAA examiner and a health certifi-cate.

Those were the requirements for Glebe. Then what was a bobby grew bigger than that.

"I WAS always fascinated with balloons all my life," said Glebe, a graduate of Eastern Michigan Uni-versity. "I Just fell in love with it."

So much so. he gave up his 11-year Job in sales to devote his full time to the sport, which is grown to more than 700 pilots registered with tbe National Balloon Racing Association based in Statesville, N.C.

Balloons cost between $8,000 to $15,000 to build, though costs are easily offset with sponsorship.

"Tbe sport is a natural for ad-vertisement" Glebe said. "What you are is a 70-foot billboard."

GLEBE IS only interested in one sign on race day — the one marked with an "X."

A typical race involves a lead bal-loon, the hare, being released. The lead balloon travels for JO minutes and marks off a spot. The hound bal-loons are then released, dropping two-ounce sand-filled bags as close to the "X" as possible.

The competing hot air balloons are launched two miles from the fes-tival site and vie for the spot. Once there, they release sand-filled bags that are decorated with brightly col-ored streamers.

"Racing adds another dimension to a spectacular sport already," Glebe said. "Number one, it sharp-ens your flying skills."

Even Glebe can relax a bit and ap-preciate the beauty that ballooning has to offer. In a flight over Plym-outh and through Novi, he lowers the balloon above a pond in a field.

"If you look below," be said, peer-ing over tbe edge, "you can see a re-flection of the balloon."

The image of the massive red bal-loon perfectly mirrored in the body of water is met with a smiling pilot. Tbe finish line could wait

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His layoff turned into laughs COMEDY CLUBS

By Pwssn 9 staft writer

Darwin Hinea waa good for laughs in grade school, where he'd stand In front nf the class and tell Jokes to the teachers and other students.

Looking back, the 13-year-oW De-troit resident said that was the be-ginning of his career as a stand-up comedian, although be credits a Richard Pry or comedy album for the inspiration to become a comedi-an.

"In 1976, I was listening to Rich-ard Pry or and I said, 'If this guy can say these things that I think about . . . . If he can be a comedian, I can too,'" Hines said. "If it hadn't been for the album, I probably would nev-er have tried comedy at all."

Five years later, Hines waa laid off from Ford Motor Co. Encouraged by friends, be tried his hand at stand-lip comedy " I t went well, and Hines has been going for the laughs ever since.

HE HAS appeared around the country at clubs like Dangerfield's and Comic Strip in New York, and locally at Comedy Castle and Laff Factory in Detroit and Benny's in Westland. " He has been featured in USA To-day andJet magazine, and on all the local television news stations. Hines has also opened for George Benson SL Pine Knob and B.B. King s t the Premier Center He will be at the Komedy Korner in Windsor this week

Hines writes his own material. "A lot of materia] are things that

happen to me," be said. "A lot of times my comedy comes from being angry"

HINES DESCRIBES his style of comedy as "controversial" Two of his favorite targets are racism, and male-female relationships.

"I see no reason to be prejudiced," be said, "and there are a lot of preju-diced people in our society All you are really doing is hurting yourself if you are."

Hines does encounter racism while doing his act. But be said after see-ing him perform, people will some-times change their tunes.

One man. he said, made racist re-marks at the beginning of his show, and at the end, stood up to lead a standing ovation.

One of his quips on racism ia: "I like prejudiced people because you can mess up their whole day Just by showing up."

While he may make fun of rela-tionships, Hines, who is single, said, "the most important thing to me be-sides being famous, is being mar-ried."

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• BEA'S COMEDY KITCHEN Jeff Itraenas will perform with

rtewa Taay Oct 29-21,

at Bee's Comedy Kitchen, 541 Larned, Detroit Shew aad 11 pjn. For information, call 9S1-2ML

• CHAPLIN'S CAST Roger Pettx will peMotrn Wedaea

day-Saturday. Oct 19-21, at Chap-lin's E a s t $4244 Groesbeck, Fraser. Show times are 939 p jn . Wednesday

il Hub ads j and 9.90 a a d 49-J9 pjn. Friday and Saturday. For Infor-mation, call 792-1902.

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ONE OF the tough parts of being a comic is that in a room of 300 peo-ple, "there is nothing I can say that won't offend someone," Hines said.

"When people go to comedy dubs, tbey should keep in mind that come-dians are Just out to make them laugh," he said. "They should keep an open mind. Tbe comedian does not know that this particular subject may upset you. If you start taking out material that would make you upset there'd be nothing to Joke about" : ~

Another tough aspect of life as a stand-up comedian is that "on this level you have to travel a lot" Hines said.

"There is a lot of competitiveness, things of that nature," he said. "The business end of it is really rough."

ITS ALSO hard to make a name for oneself.

"On the level of comedy, people go out to see comedy, they don't go to see an individual," be said. "Usually, TV changes tha t"

That's TV as in "major TV." "You have to do it two to three

times a year for people to start knowing you," said Hines, who haa dooe cable television comedy shows. "You have to have a really unique a c t something that really stands out"

To really make it in the hwiinni, a comedian should also live in Los An-geles, said Hines, who plans to head for the West Coast ooe dsy.

Hinea has no plans to give up what be calls his first love Even if he did make a name for himself on s sitcom or on television — which helped make Eddie Murphy and BUI Cosby household names — comedy would always come first for him, he said

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• CHAPLIN'S PLYMOUTH ADyn BaU will perform with Skip

Darby and Nick Tsredes Wednesday-Saturday, Oct 19-21, at ChapUn'a Plymouth in the Plymouth Radisaon. 14797 Northville Road, Plymouth For information, call 454-4999.

• CHAPLIN'S WEST Jeha Rlggi wfll perform with Mfte

Casper aad Taay Mantes TueSday-Saturday, Oct 17-21, a t ChapUn'a West 19990 Telegraph, south of Six Mile, Detroit For information, call M l 8 8 9 $

• HOLLY HOTEL Craig MeCart will perform along

wtth Marto-and Sean Heater Thurs-day-Saturday, Oct 19-21. at HoDy Hotel, 110 Battle Alley, HoDy. Show times are 8JO pjn. with additional 10:30 pjn. shows oa Friday and Sat-urday. For information, call 924-1891.

• JOEY'S UVONIA Peter Fogd will perform Thurs-

day-Saturday. Oct 19-21, at Joey's Comedy Club, 36071 Plymouth Roed, Livonia. Show times are 9 pjn. Thursday and Friday and 8:20 and 10:30 pjn. Saturday. For reserva-tions. call 261-0555

• KOMEDY KORNER Darwin fflaes will appear Wednes-

day through Saturday, Oct 19-21, at the Komedy Korner, Riverside Drive, east of Ouelette. Windsor. Show times are 8:30 p jn . Wedneaday and Thursday; 8 and 11 p jn . Friday aad Saturday For information, call (519) 252-9949.

• LOONEYBIN Gary Barkwftek will perform

Thursday-Saturday, Oc t 19-21, at the Wolverine Lounge aad Looaey Bin Comedy Club, 1951 Gteagary, Walled Lake Show times are 9 pjn. Friday aad 9 aad 19:15 p m . Satur-day. For information, call 999-9274.

• LOONEYBIN TOO Altera She Haa will perform oo

Friday and Saturday, Oct 29-21, at the Looney Bin Too at the Roxy, 1-94 and Haggarty, BeUevUle. For reser-vations, call 699-1929.

• MISS KITTY'S 9 Dsaay Brows will perform Thurs-day-Saturday, Oct 19-2L at MBB Kitty's Comedy Club. Long Branch Restaurant 595 N. Lapeer Reed, Ox-ford. Show timaa are 9 p jn . Thurs-day, 8 aad 19:29 PA . Friday aad Sat-urday. For information, call 929-6500

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WDET RADIO has been producer of tbe Moo-treux Detroit Jazz Fes-tival broadcast for all

of its 10 years. Ann Delta! refers to tbe 1999 event and her part In it as ber "initiation festival."

It was another bit of oo-tbe-job-training for Delist who started work-ing in tbe station as a volunteer while she was a student at Wayne State University and juet recently took tbe title of music director.

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SHERI DONOVAN -WLLZ By Loraine McCttsh staff writer

SHERI DONOVAN grew up in Farmington Hills and after a long circuitous route to find a career, is now back in that v

town working at WLLZ. . 'T was a secretary, a waitress, a bartender (after graduation from Farmington High School)," sbe said "One summer I mowed lawns for a

just so I could get a tan. It took a while for me to realise I was going to have to zero in on something definite."

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of Broadcast Arts where she got on-the-job, on-the-alr training doing State Police news and some weather reports for AAA's Icycle Network.

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those people. That job was sews di- ™ rector for a small market area ia Trsrerss City because st the time that wss what I thought 4 wsntod to do," she said.

Her first Job as a DJ was with WWCK ia Flint, where she was able to choose the music she would play for her own air shift and wfcare she dnrlrteif she would stick with tbe mu-sic end of the broadcast business.

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with no clear cut ideas of what I wanted to do," sbe said. "I never had a class in broadcasting or theater. I never wanted to be a performer — maybe a composer. All I knew for sure was that I loved music more than anything else and wanted to be around it, wanted to be a part of i t

"We're all music people here. Ev-ery ooe of us who work here is a mu-sic lover."

What kind of music makes no dif-ference.

"We're an eclectic station, a varie-ty station," she said. "We give any-thing a chance. That's part of tbe freedom of Public Radio — a free-dom no commercial station has. We get anywhere from 25 to 150 new re-leases a week and we've aired peo-ple no one else will air."

And, according to Delist WDET has been "good for newcomers."

"WE HELP THEM whenever we

can and we know we sell their records," sbe said. "It's beqpwoo-derful to hear some of the music thafs come In from some of the Afri-can cultures. It's about time for tha t"

Delisi was born and raised in De-troit and still lives there. Her musi-cal instrument is the piano, but there is not a lot of t ime for that As music director, sbe oversees all the music programs oo the air and has to be prepared to sit in as substitute for any host who isn't there for any rea-son.

She also has to prepare for ber own Friday night shift and orches-trate all co-sponsorships of any man-ner WDET takes on.

She also spends a good part of her day listening to new releases and is active in the self-promotion that any public radio station must do. As a re-sult sbe is determined to start com-puterizing the music library.

"1 still spend a lot of time in this room," she said of the music library. "Music librarian was my first full-

time job at the station. We've got SO.OOO titles here and it is very safe to say that it's the largest record li-brary in tbe city."

Sbe took that Job six years ago. Sbe eased into assistant music direc-tor, then tbe music director position without worry about sex discrimina-tion.

"Tbe majority of tbe management positions here are held by women," sbe said. "I never felt discriminated against but I am well aware that discrimination exists in the indus-try."

DELISI IS a big advocate of live music.

"It was tbe live element that made radio radio and we should be pre-serving that element" she said "We've got a state of the art sound stage here and well be getting more live acts to play In i t

Delisi has an audience of about 170,000 people she talks to 7-10 pjn. Friday nights at 101.9 on the FM dial.

1 love this Job," sbe said. "I am grateful to be here everyday I walk through these doors.**

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By Lorraine McClish staff writer

ROBIN SULLIVAN got her Job at WMUZ by answering an ad placed in what she

' called an "obscure publica-tion" while she was working "in an obscure station" in Rhode Island.

At tbe time tbe station had a max-imum of two hours of music pro-grammed for tbe day and Sullivan was selling ads and cleaning tbe bathrooms in between ber short stint oo the air.

"WMUZ was looking for someone who was bright pithy, energetic, fun, able to communicate one-on-one and able to communicate their love of God," the Farmington HlDs resident said. "That was me. Ths ad was de-scribing me."

She was the first woman DJ to bo hired by an all-Christian station la Detroit

Sbe went Into the Job, "under s lit-tle bit of pressure ( r a n some of the hard-core conservatives but deter-mined just to be me," sbe said.

"I knew I couldn't be all tbfc*s to an people," sbe said. "I wasn't I f l a Glamour and I wasn't Miss gence, bet I could do all

Rhode Island to work in my Irish fa-ther's nixxa Dlace . . . humbled." sbe said. "I didn't know what I was going to do, except I wanted to tell others about Jesus — even if I had to wear a sandwich board to do i t "

For Sullivan, getting a Job at a lit-tle radio station with an audience of about 500 seemed to be a good s t a r t especially "for somebody whose qualifications were a big mouth and a love of Jesus.

"Born again means fresh start," she said. "I found I had a purpose. I found there wss more to life than I thought there was and I wss able to convey all that enthusiasm.

"I still can do i t I'm on the air four hours s day, sis days a

and I never have a script Never. I just share my life experiences."

ANOTHER THING Sullivan is sharing these days Is her knowledge of theater.

She's directing two one set plays produced by Trinity House Theatre in Uvonia. "An Evening of One Acts" Is scheduled for weekends Oct 20-Dec. 2.

Sullivan, who said she's not good at sitting still, is very active la "Op-eration Rescue," sometimes known ss "Rescuers of tbe Unborn."

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Getting with Gear: comfortable country By JoanBoram special writer

DO YOU ever look around your living room in de-spair at tbe (rayed aofa garnished with dog hair,

the hand-me-down overstuffed chair the cat uses as a scratching post, the coffee table ringed by years of kaf-fee-klatscbes?

complete collection of Bob-Lo Aalla nrg genuine COllet-lables OT Just kitsch? Just push the stack of shelter magazines aside, sit down and relax. Chances are you qualify as "coun-try." Don't think "frumpy," think "patina."

And while you're at it, think of Raymond Waites," the jovial deco-rating wizard credited with being the "Father of American Country." According to Waites, the mark of decorator's is to makf a room look lived in from day one. Scuff marks on the dining room chairs pot you ahead of the game. Be proud of that philodendron in the stenciled coffee can.

FOR SEVERAL YEARS, Waites was happy and successful living in Helsinki where be wss director of design for Marimekko. (If you don't recall Marimekko, think geometric Laura Ashley.)

"But there comes s day wben tbe roost important thing in the world is a Diet Coke and a hamburger, and then it's time to come home," claims the ebullient Waites.

And, in a nutshell, that's how Waites became the "Father of Amer-ican Country."

Speaking at the Michigan Design Center's gala preview party recent-ly, Waites traced his design philoso-phy from Southern Victorian to pared-down International to country comfortable.

"Right after coming back to the states, I bought a quilt and a piece of pine furniture, and I did a complete <wign turnabout My wife and I be-gan to haunt country fairs and pine began pushing plastic out the door."

tinued, " in tbe Southern Victorian tradition — our families had loads of heavy, ornate table silver, white damask tablecloths, etc., that was used once or twice year."

Soon after his "conversion," Waites met Bettye Martin, and to-gether they decided to take her $5,000 and his talent, and start a company to design and produce good American design. Thus, in 1978, Gear Inc., was launched.

"MY PERSONAL TASTE led to

may professional life," be said. About that time, Waites and Mary

Emmerling wrote a book describing • M happening in "American Country," still in print, made them tbe official parents of the American Country movement-

Gear Inc. was an Immediate suc-cess. "The time was right — some-thing was bubbling in the country," said Waites. "You can't make any-

if the culture W t ready. There was a resurgence of looking at our design heritage. May-be it was a delayed result of the bi-centennial."

Waites passed out some advice at his appearance in tbe Burger gal-lery. He urges the special use (to you) of pieces as the foundation of a room. Just don't use too many col-ors.

"COLOR ALLOWS YOU to mix styles and periods," be explained. By iMti ng a limited color palette, it all flows together. For exaihple, honey pine furniture has a yellow tone. If you mix it with off-white and gray blue, you can change the attitude of the room with very little money. Learn to build color and accessories.

"For s seasonal look In the sum-mer, add yellow striped pillows and daffodils. Mums, a tablecloth and swags over the windows, all In rich rush red, will carry tbe room Into autumn."

Waites is predicting that country will assume a more opulent, almost baroque, look. ,

WAITES HAS USED the same core colors In successive fabric col-lections to assure continuity. "Stone blue," for instance, has been around for eight years, in various patterns.

"I use my own taste as a barom-eter," said Waites. "Eight years ago. I designed a romantic chintz collec-tion. Everybody predicted that it would never sell. It was our most popular collection, it's still selling welLM

When asked to define country. Tsitfi rtsarrlhcd an 1 iw imiitrrffl a

Finnish farmhouse: "Once, I was traveling in Finland 200 miles above tbe Arctic Circle. We stopped at a farm house, and there was an old woman weaving rugs from old clothes — and plastic shopping bags! The rugs were wonderfuL They were much more durable than an ordinary rag rug because of tbe plastic. Sbe has creating a traditional Item in a traditional way, using non-tradition-al material.

- "That's the true spirit of country. There are no rules."

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S o m e of t h e o w n e r s of Bay View C o n d o m i n i u m s in G r a n d Marais look over p l a n s for a similar d e v e l o p m e n t by Bloom-field Hills r e s i d e n t s Ira and Barbara G r e e n in St. I gnace at a recen t g e t - t o g e t h e r a t t h e h o m e of Ron ( lef t ) a n d Mary Ban i sh

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of Fa rming ton . Green (third f rom lef t ) exp la ins t h e d e s i g n t o Marjorie C o x f o r d of Canton , R o s s a n d Laura Norberry ( r igh t ) of South f ield, while Barbara G r e e n l o o k s on f rom t h e b a c k -ground.

Extended family Love of north country bonds condo owners

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IRA and Barbara Green's commitment to Michigan's Upper Peninsula has paid off in ways tbey didn't ex-

pect. They've managed to make

soms money on a condominium project some of their friends

[ thought was crazy. But more rewarding has been the knowl-edge that they were promoting the beauty of Michigan's upper peninsula as an affordable recre-ational retreat.

It's also resulted in a new "ex-tended" family — made up of the 15 or so families who bought units in tbe waterfront condominiums the Greens built last year at Grand Marali, on the shores of Lake Superior.

An announcement of the devel-opment came via a feature story in the Observer & Eccentric in July 1948. The story noted that the Greens, both from Bloomfield Hills, were fans of the Upper Pen-

insula — particularly the Grand Marais area.

WHAT THE STORY didn't talk about was the skepticism of friends when the Greens decided to replace rental cabins with con-dominiums on land tbey owned.

But Ira Green, who owns a den-tal lab in Troy, said hs could un-derstand their feelings. After all,

tbe construction sense of the word. But be also knew that what he lacked in expertise, be made up in enthusiasm for Michigan's upper regions.

Underscoring that enthusiasm was a commitment to preserve the beauty and integrity of the re-gion. To make sure he didn't com-promise either, be sought advice from others who felt as he did. High on his list was the Depart-ment of Natural Resources.

He was most familiar with Grand Marais because be and Barbara had vatatiooed there for many years. In fact, be had camped in tbe area as s youth.

THE PROJECT WAS a labor of love, so to speak — a belief that, if given the chance, others would probably come to love the area, too.

Almost from the announcement of the development, the reponse was overwhelming. Green said.

"Not only did all 11 units sell almost Immediately, but a major-Itynf the people were from this area," said Green.

The result is a strong associa-tion that has become "almost like a family."

Tbe comraderie is so strong that tbe group of tg j gets togtber "down here" long after summer ends for what the group techni-cally calls "association meet-ings." Plymouth, for Instance, is a favorite meeting place - probably because the association treasurer and ber husband live In Canton.

ANOTHER UNEXPECTED benefit came from a friendship Green formed with one of the as-sociation members who happens

to own a market research firm. The two men often commuted from the Bloomfield area to Grand Marais on weekends.

"In fact, we have gotten to be such good friends, that be has helped me make decisions about our next project" «aid Green with a grin.

Oh yes, there's another project

The Greens are in the midst of developing a similar waterfront development — this one in S t Ig-nace.

"It will be basically the same disign as the development in Grand Marais, but the units will be slightly larger," said Green. One- and two-bedroom units will be offered In s price range of $65,000-g75,000.

The Greens — like a lot of other folks In the state including Governor James Blanchard — happen to believe that S t Ignace is the gateway to the north. Tbe Greens see their latest v o t u r e as a way to oil the hinges a bi t

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Last week's column described the attributes of people who are left brain dominant and bow that affects their organizational abilities. Right brain thinking will be discussed to-day.

Whlk everyone switches back and forth between ths two hemispheres of the brain, about l t percent of peo-ple depend almost entirely on the right side.

People who think predominantly with their right brala might be char-acterised as artists, or creative peo-ple. Thsy tand to think ia Images, spetlal concents ai tlve leaps of insight. They earned with ths immediate •nee of pettaros, moods, feelings and

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Although right brain people may be impractical, they may also be ex-tremely talented ia ways left brain dominance would never aDow. If they have jobs that demand left brala thinkhK. they may revert to right brain

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. 4 2 0 - 3 4 0 0 KAUTVUL 3 BEDROOM RANCH,

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E f t , ' Oecfc ( grade K * » o i Svt0.000 458-0418

P r i c e d T o S e l l N o w ! 3 bedroom ootonM w*h opan Moor Man. M M -cathedrN cMBng and Brqptaoe «n tam»y room, tat door laundry f W " . evtra * * * a n

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LfVOMA t AREA UVOMA-ANOTNER WINNER FOR THE BEGINNER! CUM 4 ocsry 2 bad-room Uvonm ranch on lovely lot, utBKy room A 1 * car oarage (58400 (L82HMI Cal 522-53M

W6STLAND-UVON1A SCHOOLSI 3

baths. Yard la profsaelanalty laniMcapM wtth apunkiei eyatam <79.900 (LSOOM) CM S22-SM9

ICHV 'ban*aaly dartngt 3 2 U b a M . Mahad I garaga. A l In a prima

location Wont Nat (L30KM) Caa 522-

pernted exterior. profaeaionaHy landacaped and AndarsMi doonaML 990.900

J u s t F o r P e o p l e • h o antoy quality a M comlort Tias 4 badroom colonial Is locatad m ForeM TraM Sob - on a baautum ravine setting. oilers - IN Boor laurv

dining room, and 2H baths. (132.900

C O L D W E L L B A N K E R 459-eOOO

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BMCK RANCH. 2 badroom. 2 baths. ». attached garege. naar naarty daoorMad. daNre-• j * altar 5:30 463-2101

EXECUTIVE BRKX RANCH In Qua* HoBoar Sub.. 3 bedtooma. 2V» batha.

aprtMdars. I Boor laund IN loor laundry, many m -

1178.500 459-1016

I f Y o u ' r e L o o k i n g lor auperb quaMy. cuetom la all Ma. spacious rooms, Incomparable charm - BtN double bey ranch cosNl ba It) m araa ol executive, higher priced homae. 3 large bedrooms T * baths, ton* dining room. Ilre-ptaoa m tvtng room. dan. oararU aa country kitchen. taaarneni. 2 cm oarage PLUS - over an aora 1225.000

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NEW HOME FOR SALE: 3 badroom. 2 tat MMa. graat yfig room. 2 bar 3114,000 ARar 6,

Partcliku Half A c r e FlrN ahoaitne * i North Uvonia back-ing vp to tha aoods ol Rotary Par*, 3 badroom brick ranch Mth a nam

kitchen wan IgM o M cabi-

(124.900

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AM rami aatata aOvartmng m ttm nawapapar <s far Houmng Act ol >9«s mtuch ma*a$ a <aegar to aitoarma ant prataranoa. urmtafor or tkacnmtnatior baaad on race, color, raagton. m i nan<famaw »r»«uj or naoonal ongm. or urtanlKw to maaa mt, mc* prataranca anwtanon or i*ecnm«n*aon Thta namtpapar mat not tnoampiy accapt any mtvarVaK>e '<* r*" aatata mtvcfi a « •wiabon o i ttw taw Our raaoart ara naraer •nlormad mat at aOvartmad m ttm nawapapar ara a*a*at>la on an aouat opportune A l adDwnamg putNanad m Tha Otiaanar t Eccamnc a fciOieci to me conOaone auiad « me appscafe raw card, COPMS C «ncn sra a • * •»« Iron tha AO»arlinc Oaparlmanl. Obaenar 4 Ecoamnc Nawapaparv 36251 SchocHcrah Road L w a a . Ml 46150 (3t3 ) 591 2300 ^ Otmanrn 4 Ecoantnc raaar aa tn« ng« not lo accept an adoar tw • jrOm Obaanar 4 Eccentric Ad-Taker* nava no authority to t**3 Was I M I H J v i d only puMcauon ol an ad i » Tamern n a l constit uta Vial scoeptanca o< tha sd a i — » order

A C T N O W Vary mca laoanMy lanmdalad home on country aoad lot noudhg homa

Century 21 H o t T M C o m e r ' 4 7 6 - 7 0 0 0

ATTRACTIVE 3 badroom ranch. 2 baths, flraahed baaarnant man bad-room. cantrN air. 2 * car s«rege. M 1.900 F33LO-F

ERA - COUNTRY RtOGE 474-3303

CHARMING Farmmgton HM* bnck r a n d . 3 badrooms. 5 bath* r•cani-ty lemodaMd axanry michan *ra-

garaga. (92.500

CUSTOM CONTEMPORARY Story a d o r e M . } badroom. 2Vt bath

tra mmOomt and pkantw* lor bath

mtarcom alarm. JaiwvAir range en* double ovans Baautltul Barad dacka man aNkaay. BiNt In 1M7 Oor-gaoua setting on large tread lot i iaa.aoo

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5 9 1 - 9 2 0 0 FARMINGTON OPEN SON 12-5 36829 Lanabury Besut i to l ly landscaped and tsatalu*y decorst ad t5®4 aq fl brick ranch 3 bed room. 2 bath, 2 car garage, located m deevabM Chatham MM* bj» «/33 acre recreational park S<*k>OM. •hopping. 1-275. 1-696, l -M «W»n 1 maa Priced lor taai *aM (139.900 Pim.paN only AM K* Everett 3SCR 425-2910

3 0 5 B r i g h t o n , H a r t l o n d ,

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A RARE FIND - Naa 2,700 sq n custom buat Victorian on over 1 acre m prestigious Pine Hoao» Sub Many, many extras A must see m (259.000 Open Sat., Sun.. l2-5pm 9916 Pine Vaaay. S o( Hyne. W o Old 23 Caa Jon Sherman lor Ml ol

313^227-*«00 517-546-6657 THE MICHIGAN QROOP

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BY OWNER-1967 B»oc» ol the Yeer Updated 3 or 4 badroom dean bnck ranch In WaatMnd, 2 tu* bath*. *n-

2 ^ many aatraa (69.900 Opan house 2-4. Sun.. Oct. 22 722-7666

GARDEN CTTY - 3 badroom brtc* ranch, tu* taaemenl, 1'* baths. 2H car garage. naa> UlcMsn CM:

561-1946

I m m e d . O c c u p a n c y M e lovely ahna brick vtnyt aMad

' rool. oentrM air. 3

and T * car garaga Vi neighborhood (85,900

C O L D W E L L B A N K E R 3 4 7 - 3 0 5 0

NORTHVILE - Pheeeam HNa Dramatic naar modal, 3100 ea<1 i n Boor meater M M . |acuat. 2MO-ry loyar. great room. aMh bridge. WNkoui Ceaarranl. 3» car. large tread lot- tmmedMM occupancy (274X100 346-4300

L a n d C o n t r a c t •d room 2 fcj* baths. Uworae

!>^kj t . picture pertect CM

C O L D W E L L B A N K E R 4 6 2 - 1 8 1 1

U v o n i a S c h o o l s Specia l ThM 3 badiuum brick ranch has

3 1 7 R o d f o r d

SUPERB ALL BRICK ranch loads oI amentias Hardwood floor* thru-out. 2 natural Vaplacas "u« hmshad 6eeerr.nl and mora Ca* today!' (62.500

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5 9 1 - 9 2 0 0 3 1 4 0 aor ta o m

G O O D T A S T E ! ExcaptlonM 3 badroom b rk * ranch

NORTHVILLE atorad 2300 I f t . 3

large doubts lot. M ol the period ex-tras One c* a kind. (1M.500. Cal altar 5pm or aeefcenOe 348-3639

NOVI BY OWNER 3 bedroom trl level, IWr bath. den. «nmg. M n g 4 MnMy room aflh ArepMos. M . M-tachad garage. (123.500. 346-7067

i ear garage. 8B6.800

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P r i m a U v o n M A r e a a baauUM brtck ranch th

• M prtead to go < modeled kMchen. mant. and even a (83.900

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4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0 kaMpaiidaiMy Oanad and Operaaed

R o s e d a l e G a r d e n s GraM araM CJoee M achooM. parks, •hopping. TMs 3 badroom brtck raaNi M M large garaga and 11* bae» N a muM aaa.1

are luN aema ot Ma M Asking (82.900

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4 2 0 - 3 4 0 0 SPAOOUa C A M COO • 2.000 aqJaM M Cay at UvonM. S batf-roama. > <M M M . MMBy roam aaai

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...On H wooded acre, cuatomi 3 bedroom. 11* MBM. formal room, grael room MM tamBy root Watk to baach and partt. (106.900

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2H < (78.500

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4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0 ndependarMy Owned and Operated

S P E C T A C U L A R 3 badroom ranch. 1'* bathe, remod-

I Utcrten, noser carpet 4 kir-• Florida room, beesment.

24 x 24 mechanica dreem gai (72.900

Cen tu ry 21 C A S T E L L I 5 2 5 - 7 9 0 0

T a s t e f u l T r i - L e v e l Great 3 badroom 1H bath brick and aluminum trl In Surrey HgMs. Sub. Naw carpet. p a M and NtcNan Boor, neutral deoor (78.900 C M

T O M UOCME C O L D W E L L B A N K E R

. 4 5 9 - 6 0 0 0

rec room wtth gae HrepMca. newer landscaping, sprinkler system (96 500

- C E N T U R Y ' 2 t H e r t f o r d S o u t h

4 6 4 - 6 4 0 0

N DEARBORN HM. 2 bedroom, Nu-

on double lot. cuM CM mananga

i cozy (44.000 563-0779

O v e r 1 7 0 0 S q u a r e F e e l the Cherry HR/T olograph ares ol nrfeom. Very apertnta and deer

tamay home. 3 or 4 bedrooms non-da room on back. 2 car garags ptus

(110.000

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BLOOMRELD HILLS maikng. 4 badroom. 2'4 bath coloni-al. tamay room, updated kitchen, naar St Hugo s (165.00 334-6179

BY OWNER - 3 bedroom mother-m-law *ull*. 2 larga tanced yard, 646-3135 or 644-2270

ranch, 2 car garage. (13.950 C M

COMPLETELY UPDATED room bungelow decking.

(•5.000 647-1411

3 bed-

OPEN SUNDAY 2-5PM 3060 Chick erlng Court 4 bedroom ranch. IvnUy room, aacurlty aystem. v. ece NBNJa aattmg. wsk lo Lahaar High "Scntr* < ate pnvaeges

M c Intyre Assoc R e a l t o r s 6 4 2 - 7 7 4 7

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BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS CrcMsnl move It condition! 3 bedroom Ranch. V* bath attached oar cantrN air. iVapiace. asml-8rai basement (96.500 By Ownar Ruth, 353-5130. or Bob P 542-2570 or evee. 683^>4«3

CHARMING COLONIAL 4 bedrooms, 1st floor laundry naw carpeting, central Nr. 2 car attached garage app ro 2.520 tq ~ (123.900

MINT CONDITION 3 bedroom ranch. 2 car attached garaga. new carpeting You must Me tha on* (79.900

OAK PARK Bnck ranch. 3 bedrooms, move n condition. Mushed basement cen-tral aa. M app«encea included (56.900

OAK PARK Sharp 3 bedroom brick ranch, ap-pro* i.TOQ aq n . ftmened baae-mant Tha ons won't lastl (62 900

F ARMING TON HILLS Extra dean 3 bedroom ranch, hn-

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O A K L A N D C O U N T Y 5 4 4 - 1 0 7 0

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ALL NEW LUXURY SUBURBAN Rental Condos 7 to 210 ui (67,000 gross/7 unit. 2 bedrooms. 2 baths. 2 car garages Management hnarang evaMMe 313-230-8880

C m OF PLYMOUTH 6 ixvt apartment Newt, buM. i downtown (265.000 or beM <

455-3788

OETROtT - 4 una m.eelmeni prop-erties. asparaM unities caa lor ael ofevaaabM properties AM tor Karhlair - Agent 534-7117

WON'T LABT (16.900

ton open houee. Bun 1-6 486-0977

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

BOYNCE C«TY-Mich Skier* 2 bedroom brtck condo. (32.500

Bare Prttcherd 816-582-6724

HISTORCAL VICTORIAN HOME Locatad m N. W Mlcnigan Buat in 1874. 5 bedrooms. 3 or naiad lire-places hardwood doors, marble 4 alete m i etc Caa trom 5 lo 9pm

616-271-3212

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BLOOMFKLO HILLS LMV* wooded M . H ol NM 2 mm 250 i Day* 386-6311 or

1.41 tread roMng aeree aaM pond. Ramaay Rd Sumevad perked 836.900 Alter 8pm. »74-5 I M

BRMHTON/MOWELL to Ned Lake Rd M 000 down

a a land contract.

313-227-3877

BRIGHTON • Sewer 4 cay waler. pond M a . weM-out aHe UuaalCU Lot 140x80 (28.500 229-9*41 or 229-4621

3 6 1 . a

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PHlS"K i *X l8 UVOMA AREA

81^28^00. 476-7640

C A S H T O D A Y O R

GUARANTEED SALE AMo B M ForaoMaiaa

Or Heed Oil

3 6 3 I M L / W I

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SOUTHFCLO - 4 ac WIN Include* werahouaa. oMoas 4 •nop* end 23.000 a * * per.mg

3 6 4 I n c o m e P r o p e r t y

CHELSEA - Two 10 ecre perceM. bordered on 2 sides by Slaw land very pKtureeque C

HUNTING LAND - ROGER CTTY 10 to 180 ocree Dear amaa game

3 3 2 M o b i l e H o m o a

F o r S a l e

3 0 6 R o c h o a t o r - T r o y 3 2 6 C o n d o o

AUBURN HILLS 2 bedroom 11 bath tiaaament mduoes Xrtchen sp-

x s i (625/mo Lsasa option Call Sieve REMAX 641-4769

ROCHESTER HILLS noms at a price you can afford 3 Badroom brick ench. 11* baths. '

beeutrtuey treed *ub (124.000

3 0 9 R o y a l O a k - O a k P a r k

H u n t i n g t o n W o o d s

GOVERNMENT OWNED/Oak Pert $2,700 moves m. land contrsct 30 yean Baaamanl. s*»9e hreplac* $42,500. lot 65 tt mds Fsrndsle9'i Mile was Century 2 ' ABC, caa Madaane 255-4 124

HUNTINGTON WDS 4 bedroom 2't bath brick colonial lormsi din-ing room, tarn*, room, 2 car at-tached garage remodeled der -ec room, master bslh and kitcher wrth eetlng area (214 000 544-1604

HUNTINGTON WOOOS Contemporary ranch on acre* New mground pool entire house rs-cantly radons Huge kitchen large tamHy room with hardwood door* possibility ot 6 bed-oom* 3 * bsths huge laundry room, cedar closet workshop sUrm, solar 6 sprinkling systems $335 000 542-2111

BIRMINGHAM-Attractive Starter 1 oedroom w«th carport laundry Neer •noppmg Assume mortgage Funa-ture sveasbis $44 900 645-2320

BIRMINGHAM 18124 Kmross &, Owner Beeutitul. apacioua Severn nam 'ownhouea. Buyers or*f. Ap-poaMmem leeve meseege 647-1151

BRIGHTON - 2 bedroom condo 1V» bath, tu* baeement. 2 carports, cen-tral err, appliances including washer.'dryer deck eesy arras* to eipresswey* $59,000 227-3877

PRIME ROYAL OAK 4 bedroom* i bath Great location $78,500

641-9415 - Owner /Agent

E A T O N E S T A T E S

P L Y M O U T H T O W N S H I P

A drftereni concept in condo Wing Luxury comtort snd unusueVy pn-vste 2 4 3 bedroom urwts Most complete packags even include* ,ou> appliance*' Priced trom

$243 500

7 . 9 5 %

FIXED RATE

A V A I L A B L E Ithrough 10/31/89)

4 5 5 - 4 2 2 0

ROYAL OAK Br Owner Hera'* * home with character snd warmth 3 bedroom Bungalow Nee' Downtown Firat Boor Matures fire-place hardwood Boor* 4 elegant

ROYAL OAK, nice house updated Insulatad, low maintenance. T't sto-ry 3-4 bedrooms large 2 i car ga-

~ — 353-8050 6-11 AM Anytime 268-3960

FARMINGTON HILLS

A C T N O W Lovely lownhouse with fireplace skylight*, upgrade* prrvate patio, basemen! appliances Price slashed1

C e n t u r y 2 1 H o m e C e n t e r 4 7 6 - 7 0 0 0

rage (74,900:

3 1 1 H o m e s

O a k l a n d C o u n t y

carpeting. (109.900

E R A M A R K

5 5 7 - 4 6 4 6

PRICED SLASHED $20.0.. Steel tha beautiful 4 badroom with 2V> batha fanMy room, Ibrary naw central aa Baaarnant deck heated attached oarage, aoduded lot and a abort m a i to downtown Birming-ham. (278,000 AM for Buach Re-Mv P»rmer»

Or Henry 549-5405

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Canter entry colonMI FreeMy pent-ad el new carpeting 4 bedrooms, famdy room with fireplace formal -lining room First floor laundry, cenlrat air, hardwood floora $139,900

M c Intyra Assoc R e a l l o r s 6 4 2 - 7 7 4 7

3 0 3 W 9 e t B l o o m f M d

O r c h a r d L a k e

A BRAND NEW home, 3 bedrooms. 2 tul batha. appkances included, garage, beeamant. Lake prtvaMgaa $89,500. Walartord Naar Caa* Lk Rd /Caae Ekzabeth Rd 682-2188

T h e Prudent ia l H a r r y S . W o l f e .

R E A L T O R S

4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0 apandanWy Owned and Operaaed

S p e n d i n g R a n c h * from 3 bedroom aMh a an-te Baaaiaiai'il. roomy country

kAMian. cantrN M and 2 car ga-raga 966.900

T h e Prudent ia l H a r r y S'. W o l f e ,

R E A L T O R S

4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0

A LORIMER OUALfTY-BUILT Nearly compMMd 4 bedroom. 3700 sq ft.. 1H story Bnck on 1 acre wooded ana Featuring let Boor maater *MM, GraM Room with vaulted oNBng. formal dining 4 dan flanking large loyar Specious "e lu rN kght k nchen w/Mend. VepMce 4 break taai room Outdoor daddng. large wall-out tiaaament. 3 car ga-rage B i rmingham Schoo l * . (399.000 6581 hoomBNH Lane. S on MapM Rd . W ol Meat* Rd

L O R I M E R B U I L D f N G C O . 6 4 6 - 4 0 3 0

BEAUTIFUL RANCH acre lot 3 bad-room. 2 batha. upHMart kSchan. 2 way Vapiaca. 2 car attacRad ga-rage. cuetom dack. 4 Mncad back yard > ' 19 .500 826-6405

INVESTORS Mca 4 oauroom 2 bath, bnck ranch In good rental area. Home lua lin-

tor (700 month, plus tenant* pay aa utsitiei Shown by appointment only Even-mge and weekend* with 24 hour ac vanoa notice AM lor Sherry Jame* C. Cutler Really Days. 149-4030 or evening* 4 weekends at 532-9502

H O R S E S W E L C O M E Beeutitul 4 bedroom. 3 ' i bath ranch home on 15 acres with pond U M I » badroom aulte fireplace wood-slove. fun finished walk-ou' lower level Ideal home for large famay and entertaining Brandon Schools (139 .900

W A R E - P I D D I N G T O N 6 2 7 - 2 8 4 6

FARMINGTON - 1 Badroom -adult condo. ground level (37.000 ca*n No pet* Cal attar 7 PV 476-3732

FARMINGTON 2 bedroom 1'* bath second floor anooaaO porch under buMdmg parking Updated kitchen 4 bath (62.500 By Owner' After 6 474-0018 or 471-3186

LAKE ORION LAKEFRONT 3 bed-room 2 bath r»ome on an sports lake TotaPy renovated n » carpel 4 ceramic IM throughout New ap pkances Mutt aee' Open Sun 1-5pm 693-6424

LYON TOWNSHIP Ranch. 3 bed-

HARBOR SPRINGS-Luxury Trout Creek Condo. i bedroom with loft, beeutitul View of countryside and Mi area Thi* a * apecm unit with lot* of appeal For more information. call Sam at American Country Real Estate 616-526-9666

MAPLE PLACE condo-MapM/Orake area 2 bedrooma wtth icrfl. 3 M l baths decorated perfected wtth neutral rone Alarm aystem and many extra* Mu*1 l e t to appreo-ale $122 000 661-6386

NorthvUte T o w n s h i p B e a c h f r o n t Living

Si1 back on your patio at Blue Heron Points and watch the swana and

A NEW HOME-SHINGLED ROOF (14 900. (1600 down (184 a month Also pre-owned 2 bedroom. $800 down $180 par month SEN-IORS SPECIAL - 2 badroom* with central aw. (1200 down. (160 par month Lite naw 14x70 wtth dan 4 fireplace, waahar 4 dryer (1800 down. (224 a month

WONDERLAND HOMES 475 Micni Canton.

397-2330

BRAND NEW 2 OR 3 BEDROOM Patriot «omea lor under $395 per mo ndudmglot rent Cal now wtuM eupphee laei

MOBILE HOME BROKERS 595-0606

county road 517-379-4264

LOT 100 * 300 * « 35 ft end 45 It M.900 30 maaa S ol Traverse City CMI after 10 PM

616-679-4288

SHANTY CREEK n BMMire lx*y fur mahad studio condo. overlooking 18th noM of legend golf course br-ing room, kitchen badroom. alcove bath rental management aveaabM 4 all Shanty Creek emenlie* $69,900 Terms m enable Cal after 6pm 626-15M

UPPER PENINSULA- V acanl land Near Rapid rtvar Super hunting araa. naw fantanaoc nelang Moving

lea l . (22X100 791-906-474-6225

FRANKFORT-BCNZIE COUNTY 75 secluded acre*, prima himtmg land cm Hack lop road property rw

pond, lake buadmg sue* Reduced to 09.000 cash. (20.000 assume* my land contract at (200/month Eves 634-3732 Days 641-2669

LIVONIA 90x150. 6 Mae 4 Wayne Rd area (66.000 346-2514

MNJFORO TWP - 3 acres wooded 4 private Beautiful (89.000 L C terms 348-1111 or 684-0634

PLYMOUTH - Ooae to » s t i 3 una. a m w n aided apartment buedUg at good shape h*y rate metera (111.000

Ml 1 11 • • I • • . . . I i n v a a i m o n x

RARE SO acre parcel with 1200 ft on Laka Mlcnigan Beeutitul oamg tna lor lujuxy condo* 40 mass S ol Traversa Cay The Lynn Co Broker

281-6831

Centu ry 2 1 C A S T E L L I 5 2 5 - 7 9 0 0

4 0 6 A p i a . F o r R e n t

$600-8625

BIRMINGHAM AREA 2 bedroom. 2 baai kuaay Api e< aOM (930 per Mo ncMdMo heM 1 Yi. laaaa. No paM C M 642-8880

Ctaaoo location, waaung dialarea to town 2 t rooma. 1 bath (855 par month av eludes heat, hot water 844-8105

4 6 6 A p i a . F o r

B A R S U D O R A R M S N O W L E A S I N G

m 4 waMr nctwdad Cloas M

B t R M I N O H A M

B I R M I N G H A M U n c o t n H o u a a Apta .

NEAR DOWNTOWN

BIRMINGHAM 3 bet

TROY PROPERTY 29 lots on Wattiae Rd. LNemoa 4 Rochester Rd C M 1-626-4059

NORTHFIELD TOWNSHIP 5 and 10 acre parcel* BeauUlul new of golf courae Parked

(313)437-1174

CANTON - RoyN Holiday Park Buddy 12x60 2 bedroom* av. ap-pkencee. covered patio (6500 Al

563-6908

CANT ON-12*66 wtth axpando 3 oedroom with weaner 4 dryer Cen-tral aa very dean Royal Hokday Park (14.000 Cal 455-9334

C H I L D S L A K E

C L E A R A N C E

S A L E 4 M O N T H S

F R E E R E N T

$ 1 0 0 0 R E B A T E L I T T L E V A L L E Y 6 6 5 - 7 7 7 0

FARMINGTON HILLS - Naw 2 bed-room Mobke Home Models from $17,500 to (21.500 Quiet older park. convenient location*

474-2131 on655-3616 j

FARMINGTON HILLS'NOVI AREA Highland HWe a located on SeaMy Road N of Grand River 1 maa west of Hag-flarty

NEW 1988 14x70 SKYLINE 2 bed-rooma 2 fun baths sfsngle roof house type SKhng. or*, (25,300 * 3 months free rent

14x65 SCHULT Front INmg room, 2 bedrooms. 1 bath newty decorated,

i covered porch Premkim arte* '.900

14.70 VICTORIAN Front kitchen 2 Bedrooms. 1H beths a* sppksncas large covered porch, central aa (26 800 plus many more

Offered By Ouailty Home* CM Joanne For Appointment

474-0320

W A T E R F R O N T

MXJFT LAKE MICHIGAN Bund able and aurveyed, Chartevou school* For (99.900

lOOfl TORCH LAKE •weary Iraed and ready to txaid on Land contract lerma aveilaoie (75 000

EAST TORCH LAKE HOME Under construction. 3 bedroom, 2 bath porch, decks and much mora $169 900

_TORCH LAKE 3 bedroom, 3 bath, walk -out lower level and tOOft prima frontage $289 900

GRANO TRAVERSE BAY Over tOOfl of beautiful frontage for $99 900 or avaaabe wtat a DMdmg peckga at $225,000

R E A L E S T A T E O N E B E L L A I R E 1 - 8 0 0 - 9 6 6 - 2 6 2 7

NORTHVILLE improved lot ovar S» acre $70,000 346-2514

OAKLAND TWP - Luxury subdivi-sion Undarpncad for gwek aaM Ready lobuBd $59,500 Century 21 Town 4 Country. AM*. 268-7799

PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP Two acre r—dermal wooded iota $125,000 663-5361

QUART ON 4 FranMn Rd - buad your own home or we"» buad to aude that Or earn noma tor you Exclusive area Large lol. M mamas Birming-ham school datnet 879-0753

3 3 5 T i m e S h a r e

F o r S a l e

REDFORO- 250 tootage adiacant lots lor sale » 538-6226

SOUTHF1ELD BeauWui vacant lot ExcaBent buadmg site wtth many trees tor privacy Lot a located * * t West of 21175 Nine Mae Bring of tarsi $5 ,000

T h o m p s o n - B r o w n 5 5 3 - 6 7 0 0

3 5 6 M o r t g a g e e i

L a n d C o n t r a c t s

AAA INVEST CORPORATION 43130 Utica Rd st Van Dyke

sal LOTd Contract al discount' better xMa. cal 939-1200

CASH FOR LANO CONTRACTS Quotes' Won 1 be out

Cud1 Mortgagee Raftnencee Ol Arr 9618

aa AMo 1 badroom apart manta wMX utRuaa 4 garage Caa 256-3433 After 5pm 646-21M

6 4 5 - 2 9 9 9

BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN 2 bedioome. dawig room. Maig room. 1 bath, garage. $750'mo

256-5531

MortgageCorp^of America

IF VOU DtSiRE a confidential inter-view lor a 1st Mortgage <x Home ReAnanca Loan, (up to (1 mMonl caa or leave meaeage at 796-2167

( CHECK US FIRST ( A l typee of reeaMnBal financing CompM/live rates-teal approval (No appkeatxm feel - LAZ FtnancMl Services 455-7880 or 421-7334

3 6 0 B u s i n e s s

O p p o r t u n i t i e s

AVAILABLE SHARED EXECUTIVE Office busmae* aiaaartng service secretary service W Bloomhesd 651-8555

larga I st7.ee

PUERTO VALLARTA Mexico. Flea-la Americana Reeort. week* 49 50 3 bedroom*. 3 bath*, ocean front, pool «*de 569-7127 or 534-8300

3 3 6 S o u t h e r n P r o p e r t y

ARIZONA SUN CITY WEST BaauttfU 2 bedroom. 2 bath condo Larga rooma. 2 car oarage. h*n«h-nng* optionM

g a r ^ -M7-6717

paacafL* aattmg $149 900 Buyers Only 344-0765

} * * * • walk-out Basemeni anc „ occaaional stroll ol tha " Bnaned rnth wet bar 2 i car ga- ^ m magnificent reoa. paved »~eway central a» ^ ^ n a W ( comrrvxvty of 1 55 acre, comer lot Neat cMan 4 ^ h o m $igg.500

The Prudent ia l H a r r y S . W o l f e .

R E A L T O R S

4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0 independently Owned and Opareted

WATERFORD TWP 3 oedroom. t ' l bath ranch, attached 2 car garage finished basemeni centra sir Open Sun 2-5pm $102 ,900 68 ' 300«

3 2 1 H o m a s

L i v i n g s t o n C o u n t y

LATMRUP Wage, by owner One ol U H n p ' i moat beautiful homee Cuetom bul l on 2 treed-kned lots wtm 5 bedrooms. 3 bet

wet bar. 2 natural Braplacee central Aakmg 9-1256

NEW Lis Til

Pteeeecel 559-1

MEW LISTING - LATHRUP VILLAGE 4 bedrooms. 2Vt bath* neutrN car-peting throughout lower level hard-wood Boors upstairs. Knafted baee-

Must aaa. won't MM (122.900

Realty Wor ld E X C E L L E N C E

6 6 1 - 8 1 8 1

Four bedroom Victorian colomm on baautrM wooded t'y acres Formal dining, ftraptace 2S bsth* Brighton schools (198 000 229-7130

S p a n k m g New Qua"' ~"w h. -rmstruction n baauti'ui eountrifieo South Lyon area * spauous -onoom* i*t floor *tudy. 27ft Grsa, Room with flmoiace 2't hattw ryjge marter bedroom ijP aserrn r ar entry garage 140 ft -o' -« "uch more. (198.5SC Greer jck r f ' i , iO Model* open 1-6, 437-5970

The Prudentia1

H a r r y S W o l f e .

R E A L T O R S

4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0 Independently Owned and Operated

3 2 2 H o m o s

M a c o m b C o u n t y

NOW REDUCED».000 *e«ttand - 2 bedrooms new w«v dow* srfl* boor* Carriage type condo in lovely Wltow Creek Ga-rage with door opener AMlng $49 900 terms Century 21. ABC

425-3250

HIGHLAND - 1986 Sprmgbrook. 2 bedroom*. 2 tul baths. 8x10 wood sned. M appaancaa included

887-4155

LIBERTY 1965- 2 bedroom fur-nished including a l appkancaa av 12 Mae. Heggerty area Greet shape Must see (5.995 786^0073

LINCOLN Park Patriot 1988 - 3 bed-rooms. 2 fm baths. 1700 aq n FvapMce. av Deomndre Esutes on the laka (46.600 739-5259

NOVt-1965 Schutt 14.70 2 bed-rooms, 2 M l baths, centrsi av. dahwsanar dryar stove, ramgara-lor Vinyl stdang. shmgN rool. akvni-num shed much mors (21.900/ best 669-5406

ONE larga Oedroom (cotid be made into 2 bedroom*!. 1978, M Troy Mo-bue Horns Park, all major sppk-ancaa. axcMMnt.( 18.000 589^725

BOCA WEST FLORIDA (Pine Lake*I Condo 3 bedroom. 2 "i bath. 1 500 SQ f t . 24 hour security fttnee* center, isnms snd golf (125.000 Lease with option Vincent Nee RaM Estste 274-1950

FLORIDA, Hutchinson island Lux-urious first floor end unit condo, turmshmg negotiable 3 master bed-room suites, deeded boet dock clubhouse pool, janna ocean ac-caae many amervtiee immedate occupancy. (215,000

861-6725/647-4598 I

SOUTH LYON Beeutitul 5 acre parcM m Green Oak Township Perked $47,000

(313)437-1174

BASK IN-BOBBINS 31 FLAVORS Heslth requires sate Wia sacrifice busy Southfksid store Senou* buyer, only 433-3444

SOUTH LYON - Currently under construction "Country Lsne Es-tstss" a now oftsitng beautiful 1/2-l acre gentle, roama hH home sites for your ravmm Pncas begm si $34,900 From downtown South Lyon (10 Mle 4 Pontiac Tr ) go W on 10 Mia approximately 1 me* lo Oekwood Meadows Sub Enter N on DMSiiw to the end Of the road CMI for hvther IntormMlon 474-6862

S LYON - 10 Mas 4 Peer Rd 2 ' t acres Perked Prime buadmg site $59 500 474-0201

W &LOOMFIELD - Lots for sale Naw aub 100 4 wad*

BUSY SOUTHFIELO Beauty Seion Loyal neighborhood clientele, a wonderful opportunity tor the right person Serious buyer* only Leeve meesege st 352-2734

EARN $4- lO.OOO/MONTH Working part tims Cat tor recorded

275-9448

ESTABLISHED mtenor decorating buemee*. W Bioomfleid. proven ragh profit maker highest sale* m U S A - 1988 co travwig multi-maaon dokar buying powar 9th lasted growing bua m America lEntrapenaur 1/881

669-8655

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I on the top Lu»*y «tudm ap floor wMi outsUndMg vMw over looking duwntawn Bamsngham and N Oakland Cosaay 90% ol neat part $565 par mo excluding aMc-inaty Contact Detroit Coaeoe of

3150 Ex 44

BlRMMtGHAM PLACE Apsrtmems avaaaPM Studio bedroom. 2 bedroom, deluxe M-lavM Rent* Mart M (600 par tnpnth

BIRMINGHAM TIMBERLANE APARTMENTS

m heart of town • Newty laniudalod ven cal Bund* • Danwaaher

Disposal - Centrsi sv^- ' 2 Bedroom - From $680

1 Mo S FREE RENT belore OCT 22 266-7786 svea/ iiaM, end* 645-6736

- CANTON-B R O O K V I E W V I L L A G E

A P A R T M E N T S 2 oedroom spmunan** and 2 bed-

pamlad. cantrN av. carpalad. M ap-aehar dryer No |

From (350 IO $475 Caa o«ca hour* Bern- 5pm Mon -Fn

7 2 9 - 0 9 0 0

3 5 4 - 8 0 4 0 1 - 8 0 0 - 7 7 7 - 5 6 1 6

BIRMINGHAM Naar downtown bedroom. 1% bath, av

(600 /mo 649-0677

BIRMINGHAM-Oakwood Manor, deluxe 2 badroom. cantrN av. patto storage room, carport, waahar 4 dryer WQC-MSO/mo 646^)949

BIRMINGHAM (wearing datanca to downtown I. Utaoee Included 1 bed-room. (530 pki* security

549-5500

Canton

FAIRWAY CLUB G o l l s i d e A p i s 1 & 2 B e d r o o m

F r e e Gort H e a t 4 H o t W a t e r Free

C a r p o r t Inc luded

7 2 8 - 1 1 0 5

BIRMINGHAM 2273 E Maple 1

central av No pet* Laaaa $475 lo $490 643-4428

ESTABLISHED LICENSED gun shop lor *M* very reasonable Ask for Mr Martin 873-3315

NAPLES- Fla. Live m paradise For information caa Coldwel Banker McFedden SprowN Mc AM for Uea Morse to* tree 1-800-4*3-0879

339 Lota and Acreage For Sale

ACREAGE LOTS - WOOOED Lake Sherwood Union LMia araa

Your BiMder or Ot*s $30 900-$44 .900 Terme

CENTURY 21 AT THE LAKES AM lor KeBy 363-1200

PARKWOOO 12x60. moMt home. 2 Bedroom*, M naw app«ancae 2 shed* stay on tot Negotiab* Near 1275. Canton 397-2782

ROCHESTER ESTATES. American. 2 bedroom easy 3rd. good condition, many new Hem* must

293-4146 i, martyr (9000

SKYLINE 1963 - 2 bedroom* cathe-drN ceding, garden tub Excaaant condition ('2.500/best Caa John. Central Outlet Home* 697-4700

ALMA AREA-70 acre*. 30 acre* bB-sMe 3 sera natural laka. 50 ft deep 810 ft on M46 $51,500 Land Con-tract ' 427-5833

MILFORD PINE MEADOWS

O N L Y 9 L O T S L E F T Jom tha axduerve Matord Pine Meadow community Scensc 2-4 acre btxoa anas adiacerrt 10 KanntanS" torn Park Theae *pacious M M ar* located 2 maaa North of 1-96 on S MBford Rd (SO.OOO - (87.500 Tha a luxury *vtng( For Free brochure vid mora information caa Suaan SkodMM 362-4150

342 Lakefront Property BEAUTIFUL LAKEFRONT LANO

Etaabeth Lake (125.900 553-0229

BELLAIRE - I M fl Torch Lake (158.000 After 8pm 618 533-8734

H A R T L A N D

T O W N S H I P BaeutMU lakefront borne on a prl-

Largs country K 1966 HM top

60 n sandy Steven York, 449-4M7 Evenings. 8a6-B376

NELSON'S REAL ESTATE

NEW RESORT CONOO SUITES FURNISHED FROM (33.900

(Ouartar 0 Tha Water

on Lake CharWvoix H800H56-4313

City

FOR SALE Class C Reeort L cense

Can move anywhars

3 3 5 - 1 0 4 3

BIRMINGHAM- 789 Rtrftner 2 bed-

M75/mo pka 646-2703

GIFT SHOP W BloomhMd Maa lo-cation Cal owner 8am-12 30pm omy 525-8274

HAIR SALON FOR SALE W Bloom held 4 F*rmmgton Araa.

HAW SALON- 7 station* Staff Arm S yr loaei

4 Mai i knari. 9 $10,000

JEWELRY OUTLET I peranced parly Sit Mr Martin 873-3915

RESTAURANT 4 Lounge tor M M CMa* C acenee N W auburb ol Da-troa Want* to reora Buyers only CM from 9em-2pm 549-7300

346 Cemetery Lota CADILLAC MEMORIAL GARDENS WEST - Maaonsc Section 2 lots, (1600 291-B579

1 put Valued at (600 1MB aaa tor (450. or baM oner

THREE LOTS Hours. MOO

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ORCMARO LAKE 1-696. 2 Bad-room. 2 bath, second Boor, 1.000 sq ft Pool tenna Reduced for Quick sale (59.900 553-3537

PEBBLE CREEK CONOO End unil —v>je* 2/3 bedroom*. 3 -1 bath*. tarriWy room, garage, new carpet new kitchen, aacurlty guard

'Ac In tyre A s s o c Rea l tors 6 4 2 - 7 7 4 7

- • V l i 'Tv- SHARP DOWNTOWN _0"d0 2 Deoroom end ivwt many rvrw Update* all appliances, centra a. Jerk 2 blk* Irom KaBogg Park Exout-j . . . .alue for Ptymoufh Or.!, $79 900 Open Su ' 5PM B. Owner «:V-f"<1

I ^OT^MAC 'OWN. We*i Bioom-tieKl 3 bedroom 3H bath dan lirv

1 i*hed b a . . laiit Musi see (133 900 557-3590 Eve* 788-9019

SUBWAY SANDWICHES m Brook dsM Square. South Lyon feiaaiaea 4 equipment (90000 Low rant Profitable CaB mornings. 437-93»3

TELEPHONE

Detroit KMM for reared NBT per ton 255-5100

TIME SHARES uWetedFORSALE OngmN Onenied - Common Stock Chooee 2 Time Share hour* daay Kay to Jomt Ventura of 30-90 data with Q 4 O Ent (313)336-7558 Why were you maamamatt Very lorry a you did «t phone ma

Ara you ready for Iha7 V o 11N FAX 335-1869 TRADE SAME DAV.

B L O O M R E L D C L U B ONE MONTH FREE RENT

Specsou* 1. 2 4 2 bedroom wtm den apartmenM on 25 beautifully landaceped scree starting M $495 Pool, carports, mir M i r l lo-

Pteaee caB Mon-Frt 9-5 3 3 5 - 6 6 1 0

BRIGHTON BeoutMui , Bpocioua 1 4 2 b e d r o o m a p a r t m e n t s . S o m e of our a m e n t t i e e In-c l u d e the fo l lowing.

• I n t e r c o m e Air Conditioning • D i s h w a s h e r • D isposa l • S w i m m i n g pool • Laundry facilities • A n d be lcon ies

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F r o m $ 4 1 5 m o n t h E v e n i n g & W e e k e n d Hours

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C A N T O N

VILLAGE SQUIRE From $450 Free HeM

$200 Move* Y ou m

O P E N U N T I L 7 : 0 0 p m GraM LocMton - Perk Setting Specsou* - Bike TrM - HeM

Pool - Tanraa - Sauna Sound Cundfuoned - CaMe

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400 Apta. For Rent CANTON

CARRIAGE COVE LUXURY APTS.

(LB-LEY 4 WARREN1

Pnvele entrances One BeOroom $485 B O O ^ R ^

. Doherty. properr Mvaaso

400 Apta. For Went OETROtT

SCHOOLCRAFT /OUTER DRIVE AREA

DETROIT - 7 1

ar 4 pool w 534-6340

400 Apia. For Rent C L A W S O N

W A L D E N G R E E N A P A R T M E N T S

1 & 2 B a d r o o m F r o m $ 4 8 0

4 3 5 - 0 4 5 0

TOWN 4 COUNTRY APTS Spackxa MuMoa and one bed-rooms. escaaem location HeM 4 appaencea tncRMad ORwlng am-dow liaatiiiaili. Starting M $290 Mon thru Fn 12 noon M 5pm. Sat

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e Apes that feel ake e noma e Smgis story IMng e UMRy room wMs erne storage

For your comansenca now oper Mon thru Fn . 10 Iq6 Sat. 11 to 4

H E A T H M O O R E A P T S . 9 8 1 - 8 9 9 4 . Ext . 7

WINDSOR WOODS

L U X U R Y A P A R T M E N T S 1 4 2 Bedraa* ApartmenM

F r o m $ 4 8 5

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TROY OFFICE S72S nauliaMar. Rd

3 5 4 - 8 0 4 0 1 - 0 0 0 - 7 7 7 - 5 6 1 6

DETROIT - W 7 MILE - apaOous I badroom apt Irom S370 - 2 bed-room M M (na* carpMl mcMdea h M l l M * 2SS-0073

• FARMINGTON •

C H A T H A M J H I L L S $200 MOVES YOU IN

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$645 vertical bands.

carpaMne, POOL HS* location.

Enter urn off Orchard Laka Rd on FaManS-MOiandRNw. 9-6 476-1487 775-6200 FARMWQTON

A beavMul 1 or 2 bedroom Apt M a'MaBIa m Farm-ingaon'a baal community

Farmington West Apart man ts

32777 Grand NKw Wafting dManca to Madl-cal 4 doanaoam Ihoppmg

$540 * Include KML anB-to-aoa carpal ft pod. Contact Ma. RMnper. al

471 168*

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SOUTHFIELD OFFICE 28268 Hoi Ifi m aaaai n Hwy

TROY OFFICE 372« Hocheeler Rd

354-8040 1-600-777-5616

B o u l d e r P a r k Specloua 1S00 aq. n.. 2 badrooms. 2 M l batha, taairtty system. ample atorage. modem kftcften. carports in 16 una compter.

$845 Aak about our SpeOels 32023 W 14 MAa Rd

(W. Ol Orchard Laka Rd.) 932-0166

a Peaceful Farmington Community • Clubhouse wtth Indoor and

outdoor pool and sauna • Haat Included!

1 B a d r o o m a n d 2 B a d r o o m

A p a r t m a n t a

F r o m $ 5 9 5

4 7 7 - 3 6 3 8

FARMINGTON MILLS

N E A R D O W N T O W N

F A R M I N G T O N

Super Loca t ion

Small 60 unit complex

Very targe 1 bedroom unit wtth patio - $485

Includes: carport, all appli-ances. carpeting, verticals, sliding glass door. Shopping nearby.

STONERIDGE MANOR Fraadom Rd W ol Orcitard Laka

478-1437 775-6200

BOTSFORD P L A C E GRAND WVSR I MILE

SPECIAL 1 Bedroom tor $486 2 Bedroom tor $589 3 Bedroom tor $689 PETS PERMITTED

Mnqlaatt immediate Occceency

Wa Lova Cnadren HEAT ft WATER INCLUDED

OuMt piaanga addraae. air oondi-taonau. carpeting. «o»a ft refrigera-tor. a i uuaaaa except aMcancWir av dudad Warm apartmanta. Laundry

For mora alternation. phona 477-8464

27883 Independence Farmington Hilts

FARMINGTON HILLS RIVER VALLEY APARTMENTS

31000 9 Maa Rd.. lust W oI Orchard Laka Rd.. 1 Wk N. o» Fraadom Rd

RENT NOW ft SAVE U Cad or stop m tor apadaM on luxury 1 ft 2 badroom from $486 (pats OK).

Mon -Frl by sppoeitmeni only Sat -Sun 12-6

473-0035 FARMINGTON PLAZA AITS

31625 Shlamaaiai Spacious 2 bad-room, carpatad. appftancaa. pool, healed. $51.5. 476-6722

G A R D E N C I T Y

T E R R A C E 1 bedroom apartments. $400 per month, includes Heat A Water. Office hours: 9em-5pm. Monday thru Friday only. 522-0480

GRANO RIVER - WMOOLEBELT GREAT LOCATION

C E D A R I D G E Deluxe 1 ft 2 badroom unNa

F R O M $ 5 1 0

immedwte Occupancy

INCLUOES: Vertical bdnda. cerpetmg. panos or

t pkemea. aacurlty aystem. alorage orthan apartment

Enter on Tulene 1 block W ol MtOdlebell on tho S aide ol Grand

New Botstord Hoapltal. LNonu I ft i

FARMINGTON - » Maa. Waal ol I M d M M t Hearty decorated apart-ments - Studios ft 1 bedrooms From $380 ft Includes appk-ancae. Cat Bam-flpm 474-2552

FERN DALE - CLEAN ft OOZY 1 badroom. naw drapes, new car-pel. appkancee HOC 545-4386

or 39^-8915

FERNOALE - 2 bedroom. «ery deer, ft ouwt N d l MMa. E of Wood-ward S436/MO pkia security

471 No pets. 76-4242

GAROEN CITY: Attractive 1 ft 2 badroom apartments. Carpet, aar condmorang. appkancaa included Laundry lacdWaa avatfatM Immedi-ate occupancy Starting ar$3»5 Sr Discount available R Perry Realty 476-7640

FREE HEAT & WATER

5 0 % O F F FIRST MONTH RENT

Large 1-3 badroom avattable tor im-inaiiela occupancy Huge storage

carport a aaaBIa SmM pats ex-cepted. Crooks ft Big Dea<»ei area.

TOWNE APARTMENTS 362-1027

GAROEN CITY - newly decorated. 2 bedroom apartment Ford Rd ft Merriman area *460 month CaH afler 12pm. 561-6467

GARDEN CITY. 1 bedroom apart-mam lor rent, freahly palmed. %400 per month plus security deposit, haat Included No pels 565-3677

GAROEN CITY - 1 ft 2 badroom apartments Newly decorated, appli-ances laundry I Seattle* No pels MOO ft S430/M0 haat Included Se-curity depoelt 464-3647 421-2146

KEEGO HARBOR

SPECIAL C A S S LAKE FRONT

A P A R T M E N T S "In the Heart ol the Lake"

W BtoomneM School district

1 B e d r o o m $499 2 B e d r o o m $620

Cafltor mors information 354-6303 681-3085

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Spacious 1 4 2 Bed room A p a r t m e n t s F r o m $610

Featuring: • Private entrsnces • Individual wufeers/

dryers • Carports • Microwave ovens In ctarmlM NortfcviDe, dose to 1-175,1-#«. Twelve Oaii Mall Only 12 minutes from SoatMield, 25 minutes to Metro Airport

3 4 8 - 3 6 0 0

Opea Moo. thre Sat. S s.m. • 5 p.m. Saa. 12 aoea - S p.m.

Developed by Mark Jacotaoo k Associate*

M e e t y o u r n e w n e i g h b o r s

... al the Fairtane Meadow Grow & Court Apartments and Townhomev

Weaker/Dryer ' A/C Racqaetball Coarts

Sun 12 7

O N f M O N T H F R E E

ON S E L E C T U N ! T S

p A I R L A ^ E

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S p a c i o u s & E legan t

O n e B e d r o o m S p e c i a l

S 2 0 0 M o v e s Y o u I n

F r o m S 4 6 0 Free Heat On Ann Arbor Trail. Just W. ol Inkster Road

In A Beaut i fu l Park Sett ing Central Heat & Air Condit ioning,

Dishwashers. Pool. Storage. Cable Available

4 2 5 - 6 0 7 0

M o n - F n 9-6 Sat & Sun 12-4 Othei Times By Appo in tment

W i n d e m e m Apartments

L I V I N G Y O U C A N

A F F O R D T O E N J O Y • New 1 6 2 Bedroom Apartments Available • Private Balcony / Patio • Kitchen With Open Bar Counter • Dens Available • 1Vi Batha Available • Cabte TV Available • And More . . . Visit Ua And See For Yourself!

O n H a l a t e d ' / a M i l e N o r t h

o f G r a n d R i v e r

F R O M $ 4 6 0

4 7 1 - 5 0 2 0 Modal open da*y 1-5 Except Wadnaeday

OFFICE: 775-8200 INKSTER-1 or 2 parson large afll-denoea. S350'mo. 1360 dapoall. at

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LAKE ORION - 2 bedroom, mduflw heal. $425-MO ptua aacurlty dapoalt Cakavanmgs 673-031

UVONIA'8 FINEST

I OCATIQN Merrtman oomer 7 MHe

M E R R I M A N W O O D S

Immediate occupancy Lar^a 1 badroom deluxe unit*

• A* appftancaa • Vertical bends • Pod • Nearby Wrapping

$ 5 6 0 p e r m o n t h

Model open 6-5 except Thursday 477-9377 Office: 775-6200 NORTHVILLE - Naw luxury apart-ment Washer ft dryer, afl quality amanmes 6 maa ft 1-275 araa 1 ft 2 badroom starting al $406. 346-4300

• NOVI/LAKES AREA •

W E S T G A T E V I

f r o m $ 4 7 5 AREA'S BEST VALUE • OuM • Spadoua Apartmanta

• Attractively Landscaped • Lakes Area • Near Twelve Oaks • Central

A* • Pool • Carport • Waft-m Cloeew . Petes and Balconlee

Off Pontiac Trsk bet Back ft Weat Mm horn 1-606,1-275

Delly Oam-7pm • Sat. ft Sun 12-4pm

6 2 4 - 8 5 5 5

FALL SPECIAL T O W E R S

rXFJWT s ? H s s e e

400 Ap ts .Fe rRw! NOVI RIOOE

6 2 Oedroom W * T S J ? 0* ibeeoamkiwMiauaaa.alart-

S P E C I A L $ 1 0 0 S E C U R I T Y

GREAT L O C A T I O N LEXINGTON

V ILLAGE 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT

el a 1 >2143 or

ttop m Mon thur Frl.. • 10 5 a NEW TENANTS ONLYa The baalc cable charge e * ba cred-ned ioyo«* mommy rem

• Slove ft retrigeralor •Pod . Neoiy decor sled • Smoks deieclor* • FROM $435

1-75 and 14 Mae serosa Irom Oeklend Ma*

565-4010

LASHER ft 7 MILE AREA c - g a j n g h ~

537-0014

LIVONIA. 3 badroom. heal ft wtm. washer ft dryer, atove. ratrlgeralor

ive stoage araa a l Included aee $620 month

471-2610

NORTHVILLE GREEN On Randolph at 8 MHe. H m M W . o< Sheldon Rd. Wa» lo downtown Northvea Spacaoua 1 ft 2 bedroom* with balcony porch overlooking run-ning brook.

Rent from $490 Security deposit, $200

includes carport, plush carpeting, appbancee.

349-7743

N O R T H V I L L E

HEAT INCLUDED Natural beauty aurrounds these apartmanta with view of the woods Taka.lhe toot bridge serosa the ro6-mg brook lo the open park aree or lust antoy the tranquHKy of tha ad)e-cent woods EHO

1 ft 2 bedrooms Irom $465

Open Mon - Frl 1-30-5:30 Located on Nov* Rd |uat N of ( Mae

347-1690 842-6666

Benelokeft Krue

T R E E T O P

M E A D O W S Quiet, convenient W n g comes with theee newer luxury apartmanta m daeiraeCla Novi. Faaturea indude

• Overaue rooma ft balcony

• Covered periling • Waking distance lo ahopping.

reetaurants ft Mouses of Worship • Easy access to 3 expressways • Hot water

Theee unns are treeftfy pern led cieen as a whtstle and oflar old faah-<or -good value at theee pneae EHO

1 Bedroom 2 Bedroom

$525 $585

Open OeMy 10-6 Sat. 9-5; Sun 12«

NorthvWe

T R E E T O P

L O F T S We ha«e a vary apedal apartment with a alaapmg loft ft cathedral ced-ing that Opens to the »¥ing area

We are locatad in the cory »«ege ol Northv«e on Novi Rd |ue» N ol 8 MHe. ft have a acarsc. natural eel-bng, complete with alreem ft perk No pats EHO

From $465

Open Mon - Frl 130-5 30

347-1690 642-6666

BENEICKE ft KRUE

Novl-Northviee

346-9590 642-6666 BE NOCK E ft KRUE

• NOVI • W A T E R V I E W

F A R M S f r o m $ 4 3 5

Country Setting, Lakes Aree. Neer Twelve Oaka Mat Spadoua. Sound Conditioned. Central Air. Pod, Tan-Ms. Cable. Lots oI Closets

Pontiac Ti bat West ft Beck Rda 624-0004

OPEN TIL 7PM Demy 0-7 • Sat. ft Sun. 12-4

OPEN Mon. Frl. 9 - 6; Set. 10 - 5; Sun. 12 - 5

4 7 1 - 3 6 2 5 1

NOVI - F A R M I N G T O N

N E W C O N S T R U C T I O N

Complete GE Kitchens Washer. Dryer in Unit Abundant Storage Window Treatments Cathedral Cetlir.gs Carports included

F u l l y e q u i p p e d h e a l t h c l u b

* 2 0 0 M o v e s Y o u I n

O p e n U n t i l 7 p . m . 3 4 8 - 1 1 2 0

O p e n d.^ily 9 a m -7 p .m . S.it 4 Sun N o o n " p n Pav i l l i on D r i v e of t Haggef ty Rd &»•!*• • • i K 10 M i

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V A L U E I N F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S

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A p a r t m e n t s f r o m l 4 7 5

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SOUTHFIELO OFFICE 29286 Northwestern Hwy

TROV OFFICE 3726 Rochester Rd

354 -8040 1-600-777-5616

_ P L Y M O U T H a

H I L L C R E S T

C L U B F r e e H e a t S P E C I A L

$200 Security Deposit . Per* aettmg • Spadous Sudea

. A, Cond«ion^-CWdO£Pool . immeculeM Orounda ft BkJga

. Beet Value In Aree neer Ptrmouth ft Haggerty

12350 Rlsman 453-7144

Deity 9-6 Sat ft Sun >0-4 PLYMOUTH larga 1 bedroom, doee lo downtown Available Nov is l

« o v - i e - N o p ^ ^

4 0 0 A p t * . F a r H m H

PLYMOUTH MANOR 6 PLYMOUTH HOUSE

APTS.

e P w d f t i

uaay Rd fuel ». of Arm Arbor Ro

Cal l - 455-3880 A Torn Property Community

P L Y M O U T H L I V E O N T H E P A R K 1 Bedroom - $435 2 Bedroom - $440

Heat ft walar nduded. carpaaed Hv-Ing room ft haa. central air. kitchen buOi-ma. parking, pod Ready lor occupancy See Manager

40325 Ptymotrth Rd Apt 101 455-3682 PLYMOUTH

- luxury apt Weaher, dryer carport 2 bedroome, 2 baths $600'mo

459-6401

PLYMOUTH, Mayflower Hotel -$750 month starting Deny room MTvtce 24 hour maeaaga service Color TV No leeees Immedele oc-cup«*cy Creon Smdh 453-1620

PLYMOUTH NOW TAKING RESERVATIONS

1 ft 2 bedroom apartments Belco-mes. centre! as. **»vidual lumacee Ceramic Ua Deth. O E. kllchen, large tiaaamenl storage BeeutlMN landacapad starting al

$485 indudmg haat Southaada d Ann Arbor Tra*, E d l-275 office hours are 9 - 5pm, Mon thru. Frl

CM 453-2800

a PLYMOUTH a

P l y m o u t h H i l l s

A p a r t m e n t s

766 S Mill St

Modem 1 and 2 Bedroom

a Washer-Dryer in Each Apt.

a Easy Access to 1-275 a Air Conditioned a Futy Carpeted a D*shwaaher & Disposal a No Pets

F r o m $ 4 4 5 (new i aaldenfa ordy)

De»y Mon -Sal T2-5pm

4 5 5 - 4 7 2 1 278-8319 PLYMOUTH - 1 badroom. mciuoe* appeenrea 1H mo aacurlty. $305 mo. amad paU OK Cad aRar 7pm

478-6239

PLYMOUTH - 2 badroom apps-anoee ft carpal. C a l a i s $660 mo

$305 mo + utamee

Telegraph naa imx wooded 3 1 ft 2 bedroom apts Carpal.

FROM $365 ORCHARD WOOOS APTS

334-1876

OAK PARK, beautiful 2 badroom. relngaretor ft stove carpet. $425 Heal ft water lumlafted Nice araa Must aee 542-4230

R E D F O R D A R E A Telegraph-5 Mae 1 ft 2 bedroom, cieen. decorated, quiet, carpet, aa conditioner, bands, heat mckjded For mature, prjlaaaicrel people • t th references From $365

P A R K S I D E A P T S

5 3 2 - 9 2 3 4

REDFORD AREA 1 BEDROOM SPECIAL

FROM $375 FIRST MONTH FREE I

a Free Heat a Large 1 & 2 Bedrooms a Walk-in Closet a Lighted Parking a 1 or 2 Year Lease a Cable Avallabte

G L E N COVE 538-2497

REDFORD AREA Fenkeil - 23230 E d Telegraph

S P E C I A L

$ 2 0 0 D E P O S I T (with approved credit ft thla ad)

Safe Ouftdlng with secure lencec porting Large extra deer nea*i decorated 1 badroom Irom $335 W etudes heat, air CaMe avaftebie

536-8637

R e d f o r d M a n o r Joy/mkatar Road. Daauxe 2 bed-room. 1» bam apartments, large doeets. plenty d atorage. cabN t v exceOent tranaportation $565 037-1660 559-7220

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ROCHESTER • Downtown 1 ft 2 bedroome Slove refrigerator as condttomng. naw carpelmg Imme-diate lor. $42S-w*7ft»'mo heel mduded Seciaity reowred Manager. 656-6158 or Smaftey Realtors 651 286*

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Located on 12 Mkkftetoett A Orchard Lake Roads.

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3 5 4 - 8 0 4 0 1-800-777-^616

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355-2047 SouthAaM

ROVAL OAK-large tpadoue. Dngm 1 badroom new carpeting ft nard-MOd ftoors. antra atorage $480 mo including neei/hd water CXael compter No pels. 693-7707

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540-0035

SOUTHFIELO - 1 bedroom $430 JP 2 badroom - $666 ft $605 m-dudee heel walar ft pod 557-0366

S O U T H F I E L D Northampton Apartmanta LaTteer Road naar One Center Drive De-luxe. lerge 2 bedroom apertments some with 1'* baths. $545.-$5e0 356-1536 550-7220

SOUTHFIELD REMINGTON ARTS Sublet 1 bedroom. 4 months re-maining on dacountad Maee |1 month Ireak CaH 352-400S

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TROV OFFICE 3726 Rochester Rd

354-8040 1-600-777-5616

400 Apts. For Raat

T R O Y An established apartment community m a convenient

THREE OAKS V* mile E. ot Crooks on Wattieo at 1-75

362-4086 TROV'S raoeel

PMK. Step up to Queety. atep up lo ChwcMI Square Apts Ideal loca-tion. l ba S d Btg Bas er beta Crooks ft Uvernole 362-3177

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WAYNE - downtown. 2 new »richer $485 pMe I monthe rem ee aecunty 453-8010

TOWER Senior

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SECURITY OEPOSIT FROM $235

LARGE - DELUXE 1 4 2 BEDROOMS UNITS

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WAYNE Apartmanta lor I ft 2 rentt begmeng Sane. Wayne, kit

An Equel Opportunity tmpacry Equal Houamg Opportunity

34200 721-0000

SOUTHFIELD 1 BEDROOM SPECIAL

$540 a Free Heat a Carport a Laundry each floor a Walk-in Closet a 1 or 2 yr. lease TWYCKiNGHAM VALLEY

356-4403

SOUTHFIELD

1 2 M I L E & T E L E G R A P H

As» about our 50-40-30-20-10 Deal RENT FROM $575

SECURITY OEPOSIT $ 150

Luxury 1 ft 2 bedroom apta. wtth plueh carpet, vertical bknds. gour-met kitchen, aef deervng oven froet free refrigerator, dwhwaaher intercom system, tola d doeets ft carport, community center exercise room, sauna ft heeted pod

356-0400

• Waaner-dryer'aome urvta '24 Hr Maintenance ' Greet Storage apece • Large waai-m cloaata • Oalcoreea. Deluxe Carpotmg • individual Central Air/Heel • Deluxe Appkencee including

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S U N N Y M E D E APTS. 561 KIRTS

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362-0290

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2 bedroom, central air, basement, parking, beauti-fully decorated. $400 a m o n t h .

758-7050

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720-5214

WAYNE - 1 bedroom. i» mg $305 month ndudea heM. ww-ter appkancaa Lou move m cod 531-2S23.53 V7781 720-8822

STERUNG HEIGHTS 14 MM. E d Van Dyke Modem 1 - 2 bedroom, carpeting no pets, no cleaning lee. Irom $305 030-5102

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WOODRIDGE 2 bedroome Irom $565

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P O N T R A I L A P T S on Pontiac Trail In S. Lyon

Detaeen 10 ft 11 MM*

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f r o m $410

including heel ft hot water • aa elec-tric kitchen • air condtlonmg • car-peting • pod • laundry ft atorage 1a-cHltiee • cable TV • no pets

4 3 7 - 3 3 0 3

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L I V I N G Beeutrtui tpacious decorated 1 and 2 badroom apartments ft studios Some of our amenities include • Owner paid heat • Swimming Pod • Laundry tacuniae • Oakromea or petioa • Parking • intercoms • Beautiful carpeting

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WAYNE $375

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326-3280 WESTLANO Hickory (bean Apartmanta. brand naw Spadoua l and 2 bedroom apartments aaartvig d $307' Located am Wayne Rd on YaM Rd Cal 720-40a0

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From only $405 monthly

V I L L A G E A P T S Open Mon. - Frl . 9am-5pm

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3 6 2 - 0 2 4 5

WARREN R Y A N / 1 0 MILE A R E A

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FROM $415 P I N E C R E S T A P T .

Hours Mon. - Frt. 9am-5pm and by appointment

757-6700

W A R R E N R Y A N / 1 0 MILE A R E A

Beeutiflcatton Winner 3 yeers in a row.

Beeutitul spacious deco-rated 1 and 2 bedroom apwlments. Some of our amenities Include the fol-lowing:

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FROM $415 M A Y F L O W E R

APTS

Hours Mon. - Frt. 8am-5pm and by appointment

754-7816

1 BEDROOM - $435 2 BEDROOM - $480

SECURITY DEPOSIT 1 MONTHS RENT

BLUE GARDEN APTS. Cherry HBI Naar Merriman

Oaey n a m 6pm - S d 10am-2pm 729-2242

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TROY OFFICE 3726 Rocttaaaer Rd

3 5 4 - 8 0 4 0 1-800-777-5616

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721-0500

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425-6070 Mon-Frt, 0-6 Set. ft S»«v 12-4

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APARTMENTS MONTHLY LEASES

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474-9 LMng k - 9 7 7 0

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336-0750

IA caMa TV

MONTHLY LEASES FROM $35/DAY

540-8830 A.E., M C . Vtok kccapted

P R * LAKE FRONTAGE -H d - ffli ta lar i a n i l 1 bedroom Mudto on 2 ecrea ground floor Completely kmtohed by Interior de-Mgnar OuaMtod tonent only Avail-able N n . V $77 5/m© + uMRtas A aacurtty. 9B1-8479

SOUTHF*LD/FRANKLIN AREA 3 badroom luxury M M M i a * . 2 car gsrsg*. aacurny ayaw dryer. Iiuueeasrsa. itnene A mora.

Executive Living Siatee 474-0770

80UTHFSELD-FuBy lumMtiod. large 1 badroom. luxury ap< uuuveiiianBy

10 May SBM mo.

SUITE LIFE •RoyMOak

549-5500

mo. M y torWahed 2 badroom. 1 bam. Bvtng ptoe tamky room, patio. garagA. 43B-774B

642^0093

645-2320

BLOOMF1ELO LAKES

STUOIO W00

30-<790 A* oT ma s p a ^ i a n H metode ear pekna. drapea decorator funtoun by Globe Martorm « ara t w H M »

_ • A dryar on mam floor. Sec-ond badroom can ba uaad aa o«oa or dan. IdaM tor

on Caaa Laka

2020 Schroder B M . . 2 Stocks N. ol Orchard Laka Rd. oB Caaa Laka Rd.

FOR APPOINTMENT: 481-0161.

Downtown Strmtngham - Troy FURMSMEO/UNFURNtSHED

MONTHLY LEASES H t Q M y ^ o u A t j r r

LUXURY AMENITIES'

Starts al S33.S0/dey

851-4T57 EXECUTIVE GARDEN APTS

WATERFORO - 2 badroom. tor

BIRMINGHAM - traa Mod atraat. 2 badroom Capa Cod. ettaehed ga-

-•81-2765

badroom Capa Cod attaohkd ga-raga. central Mr. Veptaee. Ml appk-ancaa. llOSO'mo 845-8258

DETROIT Ctoan 2 badroom. to! carpal, mdudee watar, $335 par mom* $828 move to SouthPMd A

474-1852

DETROIT- 3 badroom bungelow. baaarnant. garaga Oil Werren. naar - Section I okaj^ WIS

SOUTHFKLD-ment. targe country kitchen. new BtrouMtoul p * ' — -

$425 mo

SOUTHFIELD - 12 M8a Rd 2 room nawty daooralad In 8 out. naw carpatkin. drapaa. stove. reklgere-tor $700/mo 56*4085

412 T< Condo* For Went

AUBURN MILLS. 2 badroom upper •vtng 4 dmmg rooma. kitchen, M

HIHT'smS?*

-881-2765 mo Vary CtaerV

BIRMINGHAM-walk to town. 3 bad-room. 1« bam colonial, flntahad at-

1 -

Bammgham. 14 6 Woodward Cozy 3 badroom ranch, garaga. naw car-

rkcMy Mnttocaped 563-2631 GU

- 2 blocks Irom downtown Birmingham country Mtchan

DETROIT. 8258 FauM 3 badroom. baa am am. $375 month, plus secure | ty. Agent 427-8060

FARMtNGTON WLLS, 2580 Nt- ft . waM ouf ranch, unique oonatrucMon.| naw kitchen. 1 acre. deck/bnckp*-BO, $1350 month. Altar 6 474-8624

FARMMGTON HILLS-Luxury 4 room coloraM. 4 batha. 3500 sj

SOUTHFIELD - 3 bedrooma batha. K i n g 8 tamky room. flnM basement. 1 car garaga. 8800/mo No peta 586-1725. 882-1238

SOUTHFIELD - 3 badroom on beeu-

?Tc~-362-7124

JBSSXL'

Mr. Ibrsry. < $1860. 737.

SQ- «.. excei--8878

TROY - Crooks Rd.. N. ol Watttoa Thts naat. ctoan brtck r a n * on 11 kcraa oftors 2 badrooma. 2

BIRMINGHAM-3 badroom. TV* bath, •aw carpal.

FARMINGTON MILLS, a m * 2 bad-room homa. no garaga.

m. tancad yard. shad, mo. $475 sacurity

$479 par 264-0628

FARMINGTON HILLS -Praatigious Woodcraak Farms 4 badr bMawal ranch on Bsautm

$1400 Pk«

BIRMINGHAM - 3 badroom bun-an Naw Mtchan. ssr-rB

» No». $875 /mo. 540-5830

FARMINGTON wood 3 badroom ranch, oak kitchan. spacious naw carpal Huga rac room, naw ap-

WAYNE/WESTLANO - 1 badroom auMtitMwL Ml utMttaa mcludad. $500 par month. $300 aacurttj* ^Ona

FULLY FURNISHED CORPORATE SUITES

Wwtiand Towers Our l a n d 2 badroom furmahad Cor-

out ol your ratocattori tranator Daoorator daMgn Ngh naa

nto. awcanja month Maaa

Towara M 1 Mk W ol Wayna Rd.. bMaaan Ford A Warran Rdk Ca l 721-2500

464 Houoot For Ront BERKLEY-Ctoan 3 BEDROOM bun-

mam. garaga. Short tonti accapt-abto $610 mo. 645-2681

atoM Nov. t a t $750.. ty. No pata.

BERKLEY - 3817 garaga. baaama Jrtoga. $560 par

540-1310 or 557 573SS

$790. month + sacurity 626-8318

HOME AWAY FROM HOME MC.

Ba 1 Farmmgton Rd. 1 M a a . Unana. garaga.

Mr. Cmptoyad mala, non-amokar ooar 46. Ratoranoaa $365581-1350

ROYAL OAK- 1 4 2 badioom apta.

BIRMINGHAM Araa- Sharp brtck. 2-

tton. $780. par month.

mg mtartor daMgn ara homa. 3 bad-rooma. 2 batha. FumMhad or not. $1,700 par month 647-S

BIRMINGHAM 3 badroom. 2 car garaga Rancli Partect lor tartar, $000 mo. Cal 360-2610 or 647-5440

SioooTot 1000/option to buy 553-8065

BIRMINGHAM 3 badrooma. 2 baths. ttoca. baaarnant. garaga. Locat-

ad on go! couraa 4 much mora Long tarm Maaa avalabM AvMtobM mOac. Cal allar 5pm 646-1038

FARMINGTON HH.LS - 2 badrooma. tomPy room. $800/mo plus $800 sacurity 474-8074

BIRMINGHAM - 3 bad^om. 2 bath ranch, wtth flraptaca and tonoad m yard. 2Vt car garaga Cal batwaan 9.30-11pm 625-0740

BIRMINGHAM

690 Bannavllle (N ol 14. W. ol Woodward)

Itoaar 3 badroom ranch on «aat traa mad Mraat Wood twmmg flra-ptoca. tonoad m prtvata yard, datuxa kitchan. fraaMy dacorMad. naw car-patmg. much mora. $750/mo laaaa

641-1979 BLOOMFIELO HMs 4 badroom ranch. 2H batha, baasnnnl. a l ap-paanoaa. no pMs Top schooial AvMtobM tmmadtotafy-1 yr laaaa. $1.000/mo. 842-8430 or 334-1266

BLOOMFIELO HM*. 3 ranch. 2 batha. w/attachad 2 car ga-raga. mcludas waahar. dryar. dMnaiaahar. nawty dacoralad. avak-abla imraadtoMly . aacurtty dapoMt raqukad. 9825/mo 334-6835

BLOOMFIELO TWP: 3/4 badroom*. 3 bath*, ak. flraptoca Bloomltold H8M School*. Loam sarvca $1450 month Avakabto lor Immadtota oc-cupancy. 851-2966 or 542-0418

CANTON - Ford Rd. 4 Ukay araa. Brtck 4 badroom quad Family

• m i Oct. 1. $ 1100/mo D 4 H PROPERTIES 737-4002

CLARKSTON - Nawar 3 badroom. 2 story ooMamporary. Woodad aM ting CuMom laatursa. A l appk Boca* 5 mmutas Irom 1-75 6 month laaaa. 91800/mo 0 4 H PROPERTIES 737-4002

CLAWSON. ctoan 3 badroom. 1V» bath ranMk ctoaa to achoMa. i lk garaga. $800 aio. Cal managar^

Bursting with Features! ' ( 0

FARMINGTON HILLS - 2 badroom. baaarnant. garaga Rant $610, da-poalt $815. 1-876-6815

FARMINGTON HILLS badroom ranch, baaarnant. fln-

Mhad 2nd floor, hardwood floor thru out. larga prrvata lot. S600/mo. Cal Pat during hr*. 478-1745

FARMINGTON HILLS 2 badroom ranch. Mrga Ivtng room A lamky rooma. both wtth flraptaca. scraanad sun porch. 2 car oaraoa. Mrga prtvata lot. $8SO/mo Cal Pat during buslnasa hr*. 476-1745

n and room, fliaptora m 8»lng room hardwood floors tor onfc $750 CARPENTER MOfcTT . 546-8000

TROY - Nawar 3 badroom brtck ranch. 1V* batha. lamky room, appk-ancaa, carpatmg. pata $848 par monl

AUBURN HM*- 2 rvahad tnctudas dryar, sssrao Short

badrooma tor-

onflfUPTY Aak lor Boe. Okya 889-6650

Evas 878-1204

BIRMINGHAM-2 badroom apt style. Window treatment* FraaMy pamtad *ppkancek.heat. water. port. $695 per mo 557-6703

BIRMINGHAM 2 badroom Condo Naar town $686/mo include* heaL water. Mr. carport. Movw-m oorwfl-tlon 866-8865 or 642-1620

TROV - 3 bedroom lower AM w«h 1 tu l bath, kitchen, family room, appk-m s t A utfltoas included $679 mo.. 1 month security. 826-3417

TROY - 3 badrooma. 2 room, lamky room/Hraptoee, kitch-en/eatmg area. 2 car altachad ga-raga. bee em ant. a l scplanosa. aaa heat. centrM Mr. 1740 ButtorflMdTl block S ol Big Baevar insalsldi ol Crooks. $ 1 J « month Mr Wa«-

362-3333

UPPER STRAITS Lakekont. 3 bad-room. 2 bath, newly renovated, dou-ble lot. 861-4861 or 682-2568

VILLAGE OF ORCHARD LAKE - 2 badioom. toa Baaarnant. garage, take prMtogea S860/MO. After 5pm 363-4805

FARMINGTON HILLS - naar Nortaweetern 8 13 mke Rd. Avak-abto Nov I M Cape Cod decor, ap-proximately 1800 SQ. ft., brick «kth attached garage on 1 ecre exten-sively Mndacaped lot 3 bedroom*. 1% bath*. lormM dlnmg room, fami-ly room A walk-out k3war MvM Breaseway. waahar. dryer A e l kitchen appkancee. drapaa 4 Mht

$1150/mo Cal Mon. - Frl..

WEST BLOOMFIELD. 3 bedroom. 2 bath, flraptooe. 2 car garaga. Bk-

SchooM. laka pitilegea, 856-1143

mlngham Sc $1250 mo +

WESTLANO: Ouiet 3 badroom Ranch. Fui baasmam AI appk-ancaa $600/mo plus $800 sacurtty depoett. After 7. 453-8462

flxturea. i 8:30-4:30.

Cal Mon 737-4477

GARDEN CTTY, sharp 3 ranch. v>ew carpatmg. kitchan wtlh knotty pine plus dmetie and utMty room Con-venient location. No peta $565 ptoe aacurtty. 421-0137

GARDEN CITY - 3 Bedroom carpet.

1NK9TES - Opecwus 3 dkMng room, large lot. beeement Rent wtth option to buy Immedtote oocupency $430 553-9056

JEFFRIES/LAHSER AREA 2 badroom home, lanced yard, Sac. 6/ok $325+security 568-1404

Cieen 3 be»oom bun-ktty •61-6877

gMow $500/M0. plus security Nopals.

UVONIA ' tocMy appokitod brick Tudor backs to B^CentannMI Park. 2700 SQ R.. 4 badrooma. 2v> bath*.

$1700/mo. Jan. H PROPERTIES

WESTLAND 2 Badroom duplex, private drive and

BLOOMFELO/Aubum HMs 3 bed-room unit Laundry. 2nd floor deck A-1 location CJMdren/pets ok $700 mcludas hot water 334-1812

BtOOMFIEL»«tLt8. 2 bsdreim. 2 bath waeher/dryer. on Squere Lake. $850 month. heM included

332-6826

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Area: 2 I room Condo on A l Sports Lake Newty i em o deled Fu8y lumMhed AvekeOM knmdUMSy WP conatder Corporato rental Mmknum 6 mo* $ 1400/mo. Pam. 9 to 2. 646-7701

WEST BLOOMFIELO - 2 Mrga bad-rooma. 2 HM ban*, plenty ol cio-sec*. Ml spplanras Includa wasner. dryar Outot tocetton Batoony 1 car

$ 7 8 0 / M O 737-4002

bath spplancss. laundry storage, carport feftO/mo. Cal 387-3418

SYLVAN LAKE UntomMlted room Utchan Mgaa Calsrtar 5pm.

WALLED LAKE - Furnished large or 2 room sum For mature emptoyeed person T amaM pretorred After ?pm Private entrance. 668 5885

SOUTHFIELD noma Large yard, doee to waya Share with othar

TROY 2 bedroom condo. 1H bMR. male seeks mMe/tomMe. M l prtM-laga*. pool, lentil*. ctoWiouaa JadP-M $325 mo • * ulMUn Ca l M-ler 5pm or Meva rrmisgs 641-0811

WESTLANO Large room <n Condo. VM F6maehed or

rnt. Ful houee 4 Mimdry Ford 4 Hewburgh Rda

4 houee 4 I Non-emokmg tomaM

414 Southern Rentals ALL AMENITIES Indudad Ftartda Gulf ooaM condo FuPy lumtohwl newer ground floor unk Stoepe 4. month minimum PM. 478-B306

WESTLANO. Wayne 8 Cherry MM. furnMhed bedroom, no security de-poan raqukad tmmadMte ^ c u p e n -cy. $350 par month 721-0646

CANCUN. MEXICO, ouaanhont con-do. Dec 16 Ptru Dec 23 T l u p complete kitchen. $600 n g l i

421 Living Quarter* To Share

CONOO Bsacti. 2 bedroom, den

NAPLES/Vandar b i l l

"SS? I. $3,000.

Vtmr AvalabM January. March $3,400

313-378-1825

DELRAY BEACH - duplex Myta con-do. on man made Mke. 2 badrooms. 2 bethe. tornMhed. laimdry. popt. dub houaa. no pets. 3/mo* mini-mum. 11000/mo 739-6665

OISNEV/EPCOT - Luxury 2 and 3 bath cootic

dryar. iiaciciwena. pool, lacuza. tarv-and $525 Week no courts $495

Day*. 474-5150: Eva* 478-8776

BLOOMFIELD HILLS 2000 SQ. ft.. 3 bedroom. 2"4 bath. 2 carports. heM included No peta $86S/month 424-8869. after 8pm 626-4878

BLOOMFIELD HILLS.BEACH 2 badroom. 2 bath. pod. carport, central ak. heM 4 water $775/mo. Lease/opt ion Cal Stave 841-4768

BRIGHTON - 3 badroom condo, lovely aMtmg. naar a l Xways. wafc-oul basement. 1st floor laundry. M-tached garage, stova, relrtgerator. firaptaca. cantrN Nr Non smoker* No pets Avakabto spprox Nov 1. $775/mo 313-229-5079

CANTON CONDO, 2 Badroom, M-tachad garags. aa washer A dryer, dub houee with pool. Mi sppkance*. $550 month 231-3295

EST Outot residential setting 721-6111

WHITE LAKE TWP - On Cedar M-lend canal front 3 bedroom trMevM. beautiful kitchen. wM ber. tamky room. deck. Huron Vskay Schooto

$1600/mo 737-4002

Nov occupancy $161 D 4 H PROPERTIES

W BLOOMFIELD on Uppar Straits Lake. 5 badrooma. 2 nalurM flra-

2 car. $1,450 par 660-1180

W BLOOMFIELD - Borland Ave 4 Pontiac Tr. 3 badroom. Svtng. dkv-mg. kflchan A applencea. i bath, vt baaamsnt. $650/mo + 1V» mo security 681-4863

W BLOOMFIELD- MkMM Straits lakaSront homa. 2 badrooms. 2 bath*. 2 car attached garage. waM out beeernent. first A laM montha rant plua sacurtty dapoek $650 mo. plus Utaues No pat* Credit reter-

363-3386

406 Property

LIVONIA- 3 Bed! oom. 1"4 bathe, pri-vate cul-de-sac area, short term 6 mo or lea*. No smoking, no pets. $650 mo pkn security. 344-4850 LIVONIA - 3 bedroom brtck ranch with beeement. targe yard, ^ spp*-

LIVONtA - 5 Mk* A Newburg area. ~ 3 badroom bnck in-tavM wtth pool. 2 car garage, treehl, decorated. $1000 No peta 481-1300

MADtSON HTS, 2 badroom bun-galow. garage, fenced yard, appk-

$550 + security After 5. 669-2942

NORTHVILLE - Custom 1987 Nau-tref 2 story brick colontal

library, tamky roe Ftaidstone flraptaca. merbto 2-**ory

ABSENTEE OWNER peraonakza our servtoe to tneM

your leasing A management needs. • Asaoctoto Brokers - Bonded • Member Oakland RantM Housing taeoc. Datora makmg a decision, cal uei

D& H Income Property Mgml.

Faj-mlngloo HMIs 737-4002

CANTON- NEED ROOM? 3 bed-room condo wtth 2 we* In doeet* A tul basement Provtdee lots ol space for your family $700 mo

or short term Maee 697-8032

Long or kx> Cal Mertyn

ELEGANT TOWNHOUSE • m doan-town Birmingham. 2 bedrooms. 2 baths. 2 car garage. short term Maaa S1800/mo

644-3146

EXECUTIVE CONDO, 3 badroom 2% baths. 2 flraptacee etm*n. 2 car

$1,400 per month 681-1316 aftar 6 s r

FLORIDA - HAWAII Northern MKMgen - Caribbean

Mexico. U.S. WaM CONOO A VILLA VACATIONS

GoM 4 crulee package* Ak - Car - Cruw* RaaarvMKxt*

SUNCOAST TRAVEL 313-455-5810

1-800-874-6470 FORT MYERS BEACH. 1 bedroom condo. Gultolde. pool, tonnta. Avek-abto Nov 1. 1969 to Feb 17. 1990 Altar Mar 31 After 6pm 363-6097

FORT MYERS. FL 2 badroom home furnMhed. ak. smal pats OK

$5000 Naar 363-7898

Fenced yard. 8 months beach 4 goN

MARCO ISLAND. Fla. - South S Tower I. 10th floor, overlooking pod A QuH 2 bedroom. 2 bath comptate kitchen, stereo. VCR Owners per sonM unit, ate new Available weak ty or monthly. Oct thru Apr* 6ays: 1-600-262-6647 Eve* 313-679-1204

AN EASY going. IsmeM proles si cm-M. wanes to shere 2 bedroom. 2 bath wtth same 12/NO« tfiweet-em area $300 355-4253

A ROOMMATE SERVICE

HOME-MATE SPECIALISTS

eeturad on "KELLY A CO TV 7 Alt Age* TaMe*. Occupation*

Background* A LitaM)ita*

30555 Southttok) Rd . SouthltakJ

WALLED LAKE Prot**k* lonal tomato, norvwnokar to mers ^ t h same Beeutitul houee. Mke prNt-tagea $300 * Alter 5pm. 889-7177

WANTEO-Female roommate lo V W I 2 badroom. 2 bath 1300 *q ft apartment m Troy Idoee to Somer-SM MMH 9365 par month. p M » curity Haat and wator mdudwd Cal Barbara KshM days 860-2200

WESTLAND- MaM sea no drugs, strslght Kitchen 4 Mim-dry Separata mtng room $290 pkj* security A utMkes 421-0115

modem 3 bedroom prtvkegee. leundry ta-

"cabta. $65 per waek. 3 i sacurtty 326-7412

WEST/NORTHWEST Detroit Ctoas to shopping A X-ways $300/month $150 security mckidss s i ulMttee Cory cape cod Can Mary 537-7232

422 Wanted To Rent

BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom Redtord home, 2 car garaga Wasnar/dryer To shars w/1 protossionM non-smoker $3501 'A utMttas Oey»-323-2846 Eve*-255-2075

ALL CITIES • SINCE 1976

PAY NO FEE ' UnW You Sa* Ustlng* o»

" QUALIFIED PEOPLE SHARE LISTINGS • 642-1620

FREE CATALOGUE 864 So Adam*, Birmingham Ml

BIRMINGHAM-Prolsssional maM 33. seek r ig maM or lemms to share 2 bedroom townhome w/flreptace A dog Non-smoker pretorred $425 mctodee heM/stoctrlc $ 100 off flrst mo w/good references 645-2455

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Beeutitul Studio sue bedroom quarters $410/mo include gergege. utilities, and cabM TV 332-2396

CANTON - Non-smoker wtl shars new condo Deposit requked. $350 mo plus half utlktlas Female apply Cal 397-0

MARCO ISLAND - FLA., Waterfront A pooisids condo. completely lur-mehed. 2 bedroom. 2 bath Avak-abto month of Nov . $1200 335-9635

MARCO ISLAND. 2 badroom. 2 bath condo, sir. tennta. pool, on Bsacti Opening Oct. Nov , Dec Ca l

1-603-362-5966

NAPLES FLORIDA 2 badroom, 2 bath, Waterfront Condo For rent to non smoking couple Monthly or weekly CMI 644-4424

FARMINGTON HILLS 12th condo Vary mc* 1 badroom. sppk-ance*. cerport. pod. lermta Aval-ablenow $530 i m o n t h 851-6586

FARMINGTON HIB*- 12 M8* 1 bed-room condo. balcony- courtyard unit, a l appkancaa. DeautlkMy deco-rated $550 par mo 533-9321

NAPLES, kaa go". 3 condo*. 2 bed-room. 2 bath, private golf course. $650 per wask cp lo -tar 1. $2500 par month theieeWei Day* 435-3990 £•

CANTON Pralnsipnal female maM seeking roommate to share 3 bedroom home $300/mo Induda* utkRM* Cal 397-3619

BIRMINGHAM ProleslonM tomale want! k CtoMI M ^ W f f ' —'II kitchen prrvkeges Vlcmity ol HaW A E Maple area Cal 642-1620

THREE CAR GARAGE or eqm i etont so* space with atoclrtclty lor use ss workshop

543-6239

424 HOUM Sitting Senr. ANTHROPOLOGIST (PHD) to leach at sma* prtvata cokege beginning Jan . 1990. wwhe* to h o u * sM or sr-f w g e tow COM lodgmg near Orcherd Lake Are* Ratorenca* 464-4268

COMPANY Executive. home-keeper relocating to greater Detroit area Commuting tin sum-mer & would «Hom« the opportu-nity to wMch over your home m N Oakland sree m exchange tor lodg-ing Reterencee avaltabM Contact John CummmgsM 396-9090

RETIRED UPPER MICHIGAN COU-PLE. non-smoksrs or drinkers, wish housesitting m asstem or northern suburb* for winter 562-0675

427 Foster Care

CASS LAKE-Shar* 2 badroom mo-bile home $275 mctudes utkrt.es Security depoalt 681-6469

EMPLOYED, straight mature, non-smoktng lamaM. with lovely

quarter*

FARMINGTON - female looking tor •ana to share 2 bedroom, 1 bath. $255/mo includes hee! Cal after 5pm 471-0072

ADULT FOSTER CARE

Immediate openings' Male or Female in my cieen home wtth lova-ly country setting m South Lyon 25 yrs, experience working wtth the elderly Good baMnced meeM Many

- 1 8 1 0 advantage* Cal 437-

429 Qeraget & Mini Storage

FARMINGTON HILLS - 12 man A Orchard Laka Rd araa 1 badroom. appkancaa. Mr. tennis Overlooks pool. No pet*. $540 per mo 459-5546 or 956-5201

MIAMI BEACH on Tumbarry Mtol 2 badroom. 2 bath, axquwte decor/ vtaw*/»acurlty/amanltle* Winter rental $2400/mo 305-935-3354

NORTHVILLE: 2 house. 1H bath*, basement Lots of

snd unit Fu8y *qtapped

POMPANO BEACH 2 bedroom/2 bath. lassMuky furnMhed Condo on IntarcoasIM Waterway 1 Mk from Ocean AvMtotk* Jan-Frt-Mar.

646-4111 or 646-3001

PORT CHARLOTTE -area. 3 yr old condo, 2 badrooms 4

ter 4 mamtananoa. 4815 plus sacurity Cal

or monthly Oct thru Apr*. Day*: 435-7040. Ntghto. 981-0863.

PLYMOUTH CONDO. Ika now. 2 bedroom. 1 bath, a l sppkance* pkn

Neutral tkrough-out. Utnty room, storage area, bekxxry and carport mmediate occupancy. $650/mo . 1 year Maaa 347-0618

SAMBEL ISLAND-2 bath. loft, pod 4 tenma. private waM

beach No paM Weakly or monthly Dec 89-Apr '90 641-1826

PLYMOUTH Condo - Adorable, doee to downtown. 2 bedroom*. KM bath, laundry room, nraptaoa. n*u-tra! colors. $635 par month +

728-5757

SARASOTA. FL-2 badroom. 2 bMh. comptataly fc*nMhad. healed pool. goMoourae. prtvata take, wM bar ex-Ira*. Monthly or yearly 751-7562

406 Furnished Houee* For Rent

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Comlortabta Ranch, Nov 1 to Aprk 1 No petal $700/mo includes uUktw* Security A Retorenca* requkad 332-1575

CLARKSTON AREA 2 badroom. 1,000 sq toet on a l sports Mke Naw carpet throughout. $650 a month. 375-0206 586-6800

DRAYTON PLAINS - Charming 2 badroom. 114 bath with take privi-lege* N s i carpeting, mealy tor-nMhed, garage $796/mo plu* *e-curtty No pets 674-4576

J U T l l r h l l « i i

Mootw nome$ For Rent

PLYMOUTH - 2 bedroom town-Ann Arbor Rd . Sheldon

Fuky carpeted Carport. 9635 month ptoe one month aacurlty 458-0660

PLYMOUTH 2 badroom condo naar downtown.

A water included. $525 m 42Q-C

PLYMOUTH 2 yr old. 2 badroom Condo. 1 bath, appkancaa. utMty room, batoony. carport 8675/mo pluk security 455-3582

ROCHESTER - condo 2 1 * bath*. King room, dkkng room. braaktoM area. M y equipped kneh-

335-6877

S FORT MYERS, FLORIDA Brand naw condo m KMy Green* Country Club 2 bedroom*. 2 b*th*. induda* a l amenllU* 4 golf leak Minute* to SambM MMnd 4 beacn-e* By month orky No pet*

Aftar 6pm 24T-7779

VERO BEACH FL Luxury ocaaiv front condo 2 bedroom*. 2 bath*, pod. tannto. emarctok room. 3 month

663-9017

FARMINGTON HILLS - female to shars 2 bedroom 2 bath 1.250 sq ft apartment $316 50 mo plus "> utMbaa- CMI aftar 3 pm. 474-4786

FEMALE non smoker over 25 for Troy apartment $252 50 - halt utk-RM* 1'4 bath A hew included After 6pm 689-5342

FEMALE prclsseinnM. 30. looking for same, need dedelon by 10/25 Oaks M Hampton, spprox $325. wtMngtomove Rochester 853-0072

FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED tor Mrge beeutitul home m Southftald, no Maee required $400 per mo in-clude* uBMtoe. CMI 357-7836

FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted 3

$380/MO plu* utMtm* Farmmgton HM*

FEMALE to shkre mce houee m Roy-M Oak with 2 other mature proton

$350/mo, * '1 utM-335-5127

FURNISHED - 2 badroom condo Mrga complex naar

Livonia Mak Rant $300 per month. heM included Share with

31 yr*. old Working, reaporv-oMy Short

Cal Mck 476-9479

ROCHESTER CONOO

415 Vacation Rentato BOYNE COUNTRY. V badroom. VCR. oolo room, looabal. c*sn> crowave.

ary Mrga 6 T.V, Roc

•eahar. ml-464-4260

BOYNE HIGHLANDS - Nuba Nob. H

equipped kltdien. man 978-8302.

a. sleeps 13. 978-8399

1-375 A 7 MILE protaaMonM person tor 2100 *Q. ft colonlM. Inground pool:

477-9663

LIVONIA: Looking for pi QleeMonM 10 share 3 bedroom Ranch home $390/mo includes utMtMe CMI 532-5785

LARGE STORAGE 660 SQ ft - $285

9 MM A Farmmgton 474-2290

432 Commercial / Retail For Rent

BIRMINGHAM - DOWNTOWN Prime, prim* retail CMI 540-7060

MAPLE A FARMINGTON room. 214 bath garage $450 plua utMttaa Cal 0 hour*.

NEW SYLVAN LAKEFRONT HOME Own bath/bad share with quwt male law student AvMtobto immedi-ately Evenings. 363-6569

ROCHESTER. Hampton Naw Mrga. 2 bedroom. 2 *

deck GoM. 879-8003

ROCHESTER HILLS - naw luxury condo. 2 bedroom*. 11* bath*, s i sppaancas plus laundry. 2 ear ga-rage A mora 8950 plu* security $ Meee Cal after 6pm 853-7*66

ROCHESTER HILLS Kings Cove spacious 2 badroom. 2 oath, cozy

Luxurious Prtvata pauo backs lo woods At-

8 Baaarnant $890/ 1*0 Indudas'Condo Mas A K M A

TOLNM 693-4196

BOYNE HIGH LANDS and Nub* Nob Skkng Luxurious accomodation* include toky equipped kMchen. flro-piace; Khkipod M 4 vtow* ol ski Mope* Irom oondomlnkkn* For ree-ervattone 4 mtormalton. ca l

Trout Creek Condomkuume 1-800-678-3923. 616-936-2148

CHARLEVOIX CONQp on ChenneT Fal Color*/Appto FeM. 3 badroom.

By wask or 616-447-6317 313-386-6141

CHEBOYGAN Modern cottage* on Munro Laka AvMtobto tor hunting saaaon Sleep* 6 Week and or weakly rata*. 531-7816

ENJOY MICH FALL COLOR Stay at New Reeort Condo Sun**

The Water Street Inn on Laka ChartoioM In BoyneClty

H800)466-4313

FALL 4 WINTER GETAWAY Sand Laka Inn. Sand Lake (naar E Ti MoSM imNs A 1. 2. 3 4 4 bedroom

417-46^3461 Lake Huron 3

917-363-4606

NORTH ROYAL Oek A non smok-ing strMgm prolsaslonM to shars s brick houee with s i sppkancee Se-curity A rMorsncos $300 s month •nduds* uttMM* Cal Jkn

PROFESSIONAL - non smoking Miare home m

Ctoweon $350 per month, include* utMtta* Cal: 586-7391

PROFESSIONAL Wanted to share specious house In Southltald $315 per month includes mala service Cal Tim M 425-5236

PROFESSIONAL FEMALE, non-smoker. seeks same lo share 2 bed-room. 2 bath Apt w/waahar $ dryar $362 /mo • '/> utkltl** 474-8613

RESPONSIBLE NON-SMOKING

$275 1 'A walar A phone security Garden City 533-3606

full WASHERS in your & DRYERS APARTMENT

Reining S i u n u

Lip Pool

FttR«ts Room

Lu$b L i n u c i p i n g

• f r88 G i r jge t 5

Coverwl Carporu

Senior CHIzan Di$G8unl

24 MR MMMMI Enlrinct

e Magnificat" CluMwutt toyer decking $2400 per month H H P R O P E R T I E S M D 4 H

NORTHVILLE 4 bedroom **eo.i!v« c o n t a m p o r ^ Never occupied Top of quakty 3300 aq ft . 3'4 baths. 3 car garaga. Has sverythmg. $2700/mo | > A H PROPERTIES 737-4002

2 BEDROOM APMTMEMTS 1600 j q ft

2 & 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOMES

From 1795 to 2000 $q H

2 3 2 7 5 H i Y c r s i d e Or. • South f ie ld i m ss MM MK M #*tw*s«i Lsktsr 4 Tslsariph

H l f e i w a i i t RMS Msltow 6sf

NORTHVILLE Salem Twp S Lyon schooto. modem coimtry 3 bed-

2 bath tached garage. SllOO/mo avakabto M extra diarga 453-3266 FARMINGTON HILLS

park 1 bad pet . no pet*. NOVI

try flavor brtck colontal rooma. 2'* bath*, tamky room, brary. flraptaca. centrM ak, screw from subdivision perk 91600'mo D 4 H PROPERTIES 737-4002

WESTLANO- 12 • 60 Smal trsPsr park. No pata $335 * mo same lor security 722-8841

OAK PARK HOME: 3 i i ' i car garags wood frame

|352-7S73or 967-4152

OAK PARK

KEEGO HARBOR-*. achooto Caaa Lake prtvHtpe* Ntca 1

i 5 bath* flrM floor wkft

rag* ' s S T X . utMttoe 3177 Orchard Laka Rd

Hill d i f f e rence : The Green

4 year Maaa. »»/» per ir to pauo and tread vtow

free uee ol Muntfry Mrga wMk-m Ooeet. naa carpel, buft 1868 Bma8 OM okay WMk to shopping

PLYMOUTH- hous* lo. rent: 3 bedroom* v V - ~ Dn.mown araa tTWM

• k C H 467-6723 conage.rxjoor pooi.^ot luC.wooOea * r * * T i 7-345-0 (11/ 917-47V$401

i ' p a t o t S i J k t k i f e ROYAL OAK-uvmg room, dmmg

Mm M u r m r l ICC—

PLYMOUTH 1 • 14

TI WLTON HEAD ALAND- E«du»vd

&6. Ooaan IranL Oan 587-6280

ROYAL OAK TOWWNOUBE I LOVE GMH DHBM6 PET—

— 3 6 3 $ Kam C o u r l M • "ng

HOMESTEAD RESORT Plan Arbor Fal Cotor Change ! • eon. CRotoa 1-6 BM Condo I

541-4786

• m T T P I 15 '6 Mk* *. ol .fver

g r . - a a r S B 1750 A43 9366

SOUTHFIELD STANFORD

TOWNHOUSES DESIGNED FOR FAJML Y LUVMQ

2 AND 3 BEDROOMS M

• MB* $300mo ndudmo Cs8Mtor8pm 566-732S

Do jrou come home to an apartment o r a 75-acre estate?

Most jpcrtm«nt K r | measures 600% jq. ft CXrs measures over 3,000,000 »q ft Green H i residents enjoy a gorgeous

7 S-acre estate s«tina of oark and i Sty You're right next door to the 1-275 corridor,

Michigan's mufcHjfcn dobr explosive growth area and just minutes away from W6. a drect route to downtown Detroit See our 1- and 2-bedroom luxury apartments, terrace residences

vtdcountrytownhouseson9Mie, Wmleswe«io« Farmington Road in Farmington Hfc

green hill J B

m do) i houN / d r m $700 pm mornm Hggi

BOM. MnaM ooial snd osrpon* BMe a a — ana s Inner t ii ptor

11 MIUE 4 INKSTER ROAO PERWOAL4 l i t p o Ma 8 M i n i and

FARMINGTON ROYAL OAK 2-9

a s i PLYMOUTH

M f t r n g T i i T f « F M W M T N miLt

OAK

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CANTON PRIME

RETAIL SPACE 1000-6000 sq ft svskabta m new shopping center on Ford Roed be-tween Sheldon snd Canton Ca l Ted Pmaip. 961-6550

CANTON - 1000 sq ft. m Mr condl-tioned bukdmg 45180 Ford Rd . be-tween Sheldon Rd A Canton, acroe* from Mailer Thrifty Acre.

CMI 366-4060

RESPONSIBLE person lo share 3 bedroom home W BloomhMO/ Union Laka araa 9276/mo plus share uMRMa After 5pm 363-9716

ROCHESTER Hk-LS- TolseeloriM

1 both apt $375 per mc 6 security dspoak

' . utMttas 863-2489

ROCHESTER - protaaM looking tor a*m* to Mi room. 3 bam turmshad mo •* utMtta* A security

onM >smMl ara 2 bad-apt. S3SO/

862-3218

share my 2 badroom eatraM 83SO'mo Cal

ome Many SA3-1Q28

ROYAL OAK/Troy 2 bedroom apt to P t n wMi employed parson 4300 mo "dudes utMttae Ave* ebtoNov tM 549-27X1

COMMERCIAL RETAIL SPACE Ideal Ratal or Otflce - 3.500 sq ft

Woodward st 14 Mks Rd AmptoPsrIUng

Cal Chartoa Balogh o> Mr Patzer 645-3500 or sve* 646-6102

Cranbrook Assoc mc ftoanciri

BUILDING for MM or rem VMaga oI Dexter 2800 *q.ft ol olflce and warahouea space Zoned C-1 $96,500 426-4284

DOWNTOWN ROCHESTER

• For Leas* - Retsu - Office - Sei Medical 600-1200 sq ft

335-1043

DOWNTOWN ROYAL OAK 20x30 store*, nt +. Storsge srea

646-3785

FARMINGTON HILLS on 10 MS* Rd

between HaMtead 4 Haggerty RETAIL SPACE

FOR LEASE 1566 or 2 8 0 0 S q Ft ,

EXCELLENT EXPOSURE CERTIFIED REALTY. INC,

471-7100 JAMES V McTEVIA A ASSOC. INC . Truetoe Ol Nu-Trax. toe.. OSA Chatham Supermarkets after* for Meee 1.920 sq ft ol spec* maid* * 71.000 *q ft. strip moppmq center m the LNonto srea Contact Mr John O Dupes. Vice PieMdani st Jama* V McTevta A »sioctal*« mc M: (313) 774-5960 tor tvrthef

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W A T I W I A / I W I M M OMossr Raiae speae. newsy n •tad B u t k * v 2.400 sq II - wM

4M tad./ or tale

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CLARKSTON AREA 41.000 s a n. M M M M Mdg tor

Dey*. h s »

473-0644

TROY. 1300 SQ. ft OMC* with c i srhsed door and 400 amp senkce Naar 179 4 WglHisIs. Rd Pertoct tor igM manutocturtng Cal between 7 30am 4 5pm waak-aeya 476-6323

AaSObUTELV THt FMC6T LOCA-TION M Muctvgan to M a n Me

Tk* 48 iw> Mapto Eaecutne Stales tooalad M Me Neert M Doenson Bk i iMn^ i ta Every a k k dlflo* na-• nMS| la new i i l i l l i M a prtoa and locMtan MM k i t sS M

tor s VcMawegan whan a MaroadeaT To pro-

BM8MNOHAM DOWNTOWNH B n spaoa (13 xtS ) tor oMoe or

$385 134 S Woodward 883-4783

4 » Office / I

Oo*m»pia»i. 706 s q Ampl* parking Fea avaM

BLOOMFKLD HtCLSl rery smgto olttoa m d suBa M Stonartdgs complex FuBy

640-7000

BMMMNOHAM EXECUTIVE SUITE kmm MM

436 OfAce / Busineea

BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN Pnme location 1 window olfloe. secrsSarlM •pece copier fax aiMlabia Ptoeee cal 644-8810 or 644-7796

swering. receptionist. utlHtle* id sacretartat sarwee avMMbto. FAX. copier, sic. 645-0741

BIRMINGHAM S ADAMS SQUARE

1)0-619 sq ft olflce sunes avea-•Ota. rata* starting M $12 90/sq ft

ance room Phono anaweiwg A sac-retartal sarvtoee siaksbls immedtote occupency 646-5800

BLOOMFIELO TWP OPtoe Spaoa Tstogrsph A OrcNard Lake area Suite* Irom ISO sq N to 1200 SQ. It mMlabls starting M $365 par month A l sarvtoee Inekjdod Under-ground parking Aak tor PaM

845-1118

DEARBORN 1800 GrkMtoy Park. 3800 SQ ft

436 OMoe/

onto space • CANTON. 1-37$ 6 Ford B8 • FARMMQTON MLLS. Nwa - TROY. BM Beaver Rd - ANN ARBOR. S State St CaP

M k l k W

CANT ON-3400 *Q.«LPrtBM • - - - ' " las 'li * Rd. WM-Ble kom tZ7SAnaBa8to aow

837-3400

FARMPSQTON. long Maee 11 l l a f l l l . 7000 SQ ft pkia Prima rata* ssore m downtown Farmmgton. 40 car pMfc-mg 477-1010

Brokar (Day*): 567-0770 526-3647

EXECUTIVE OFFICE SUITES AVAILABLE

$189 PER MONTH e Free uaa o> oontorence room

• EiiLsaen pertung 8 Bukdmg fu8y aecureo • On sits reetaursnl

LIVONIA PAVILION 478-7867

FRANKLIN - - SOUTHFIELD 1000 sq It location, pro Brokar protected

MANUFACTURERS REP DELIGHT Starting horn 4325 including iMk-ttaa Ford Rd A Mlddtobek. Gerden City Cal 432-2490,

GENERAL OFFICE/MEDICAL Approximately 1000 SQ ft. acroaa Irom Daerbom Country Club

Cak 562-6366

GM TECH CENTER AREA - Mngle story olhos buadmg, 1000 to 2000 sq ft II groe* 9*m to 5pm

i $14 SQ 573-4340

DOWNTOWN ROCHESTER K a C o M M l M

335-1043 FARMM0TON MLLS

2 pre LNOMM AREA

UVOMA - ton a* JaRrtos

Day* 535-0P20

NOVI COMMERCE CENTER, sq ft ofltoe tadMy S uMkisa 4 i

Carpeted 4 heated I i left on laaaa muM

•TT-P2S8

MLLS. » M B a ^ UL 4

LfVOSkA - 8 M8e 6 l l i l f l saMI Laaaa 2aaad C3 1 k i t . . R f proa MOO aq.fl HeeSed. Mr. #1B60.

B. t iM l i ' t id M M R f a 8 n » n

NONTHWESTERkl MWV.a t lHU

OFFCESPIW BLOOWELD u iasd Lake Rd. wmmmmam I t o M O B s Q P

OFFICE 6 WARtHOUBE UMTTB 200 SQjfl. to 20400 SQ-ft CanSon 6 Novi sree* Mnedtass osMManoy

For ado. oa8 344-8660

PLYMOUT>VOOWNTOWN 2 sunes - 840 A 540 sq. P eedi Ex

4 737$

PLYMOUTH/DOWNTOWN Prima oTflce spaoe. trom 143 to 408 SQ. * Cm tor aetata

PLYMOUTH - SMALL SHOP - 3 rooma good parking hu, dowa $375 - Ml MMM* paid ' •

o m c t BRRCS Bl T * y r > 7 S 4 M M RaaP MOBRaMMdaa * MB-• K a m tor BM ORMey 888 8811

PLYMOUTH TWP. 1200 SQ FT.

S U S I k Q - P k i e t o l s s t a i

450-00*3

o m BUTTEB

I P s Rd..

' c t s : . PLYMOUTH

PSYCHO THERAPY (

ROCHESTER HHXS Corner o l AatMvn • John R Jom GraM Soott l ls ikel . Arbor Drugs Murray's Aulo Parts 6 many speo-Mty staraa 1383 - 19400 sq It WM dMda Brokar* protoekad. 96B-1M0

ROCHESTER- Nov tat One room

SOUTHF«LD - Corner M B I Evergreen 888 n * k uMcn

Cad George

SOUTI tFKin OFFICE SPACE te near 10H

REDFORD

CSmFKD REALTY. MC. 471-7100

SOUTHFKLD/LATHRUP I aBtoa tor real . M l par

' 5 ^ - 5 = 8 Ford Read a r a a Canton

JEWELRY BOUTIOUE Larga boukqus srea complMs wnh custom cabmen n Fsrmmgson HMs

Mon 866-1050

LIVONIA Farmmgton Rd MM S M S MMa

MEDICAL SPACE FOR LEASE

1080 Mm 4800 Sq Ft

CERTIFIED REALTY. INC 471-7100

NEW STMP CENTER. MaM tor

RETAIL OR OFFICE BUILDING tor aa 1300 sq ft

SMOPPMIQ CENTERS FOR LEASE MnrmlMS, MapM A maetar tovar-stow. Orange 4lGng 471-4861

FARMINGTON HILLS 23900 Orchard Lake Rd.

OFFICE SPACE •9.50 Per Sq. Ft.

• 1800 Sq Ft or 3665 Sq. Ft. 2nd Floor

• 5465 Sq. Ft • No elevators • incHidee eN utilities • Complete buMd-out • 5 Year Leaee minimum • 30 day occupancy

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H E A L E S T A T E / F O R R E N T

70* County 707 Oaraga 8aM-Way* te County

o tdOoodW-C 706 Oakland County

S m I n d e x i n C r e a t i v e L M n g R e a l E s t a t e S e c t i o n

M N S T M X m O N

is 506 507

Help W » r t e d - 0 e n t e t / M M * : M Halp Waw»ad-OH*ca/Ctartca>

Ha ip W a n M d ^ t a a Hatp Wanted Part T i m e Help Wanted Oomeet lc Hatp Wanted CoupMe Aalaa fVnn r t un r t v

70® HoueeRokJ Q o o d a - W a y n e County 710 Mlac. tor Sato-Oefciana County 711 Mlac. to Sa le -Weyne County

715 B t c £ * M 4 M a & Repair 714 Duamaaa a O f f i ce Equipment 715 Compu te r s 7 i a Cmi imorc la l - lnduet r ta l Equipment 717 Leam, G a r d e n * Soote EqMpment 7 H 8 u * d * i o Ma ie r ta ia

720 Plants

ns 724 „ . 726 Mualcat toatrumenta TZ1 v i d e o Qemee, T 7 *6 VCH, TV, S t a r e e . Tape Dact

O d s m o & M 876 P l y m o u t h B

63 Oraper laa /Mpcowara a ClaanlnB M Oraaamaklng a TaSartng 65 OrywaM 6 6 -

67

8 8 D I R E C T O R Y

• A l u m i n u m S*J>ng 10 An tennas » 12 Appf tanca Serv ice 16 A r t w o r k

66 Excevetma . 70 Exter ior Ceufctng •>,. 71 F«aWon C o - o r d m e i e r a 72 Fencee ' J L 73 Financial P lanning > T5 76 78 F i rewood 81 Floor Serv lca 67 Ftoodkght 60 F u m e c e metal led. Repair 92 Furni ture FmtoMno 9 R a p * 93 Graph ics 94 Glaaa. Block. St ruc tura l . tfC-95 Qiaaa. S ta ined /Be n oted 96 G&ragaa • « 97 Oarage Door Rapak

166 P a M h M - O e o e 166 Par ty Kanr tng i

(Food-WoaMra-SerMoeaJ 179 P e a l C o n t r o l

160 P t e n o T w w v R a p M -netlnleninQ 161 Picnic T

Pr in t ing H a c i a w l o n a l Vehicle Sanrtoa

S wanted to Bi

A M M A L S Household Pets

802 SJ 30 B o o k J H W H H 132 B u i M n g m a p a c t t a r l b L euaamg n a i i W ^ B

200 Ptea*wtng 216 P lumb ing | t 6 Poo l Wa la r

221 222 236 2 2 4 226 Retr lgaratWn

M Setaaor. S a o 6 KnMa S h a r p e n * * 236 8o rean Rapak 267 Sep t i c Tanka 241 Sewer Cleaning 246 Searing Machine Rapak 246 8 t g n Point ing aS M p c o v a r a - W n g

Solar Energy

600 Personals (your dtacret ion i 602 Lost 6 Found (by t h a w o r d ) 603 Health. Nut r i t ion . Weight Loaa 604 Announcemen t * /No t i ces

O led Ada " • Legal Notices /

— mauranca 606 Transpor tat lon/TrevW «07

610 Card* at Thenka 612 I nMemor iam 614 Death Notices

MERCHANDISE 700 Auct ion Sales 710 CoBeptlWes 702 Antiques 703 Crafts 704 Rummage Sales/Flee Marke ts 705 Wearing Appare l

607 B o e t P W W - - -806 V e M d e / B o e t S torage 610 Inaurance. M o t o r 612 Motorcyctaa. Oo-Kar ts . Mmtbtfcea 913 Mo to rcyc les . Par ts 4 Service 914 Campers /Mo to rhomee /T rsds rs 616 A u t o / T r u c k s . Par ts 6 Laaamg 616 Au to Renta ls Leasing 819 Au to F inanc ing 920 Au tos W a n t e d 921 Junk C a r s W a n t ed 822 T rucks lor Sa le 823 Vana 924 Jeepe/4 W h e e l Drtve 825 Spor ts 6 I m p o r t e d 952 O n sir C a r s 954 Amar l cen M o t o r * / J e a p 956 Eagle 8S6 Buick

36 8 « * n » F t r e A £ m 27 B u s S m s Mach ine R a p e * 39 Carpent ry , -40 Cab inet ry & Fo rm ica 4 1 Carpe ts 42 Carpe t Cteanmo 6 Dyking 44 Carpe t Lay ing 4 Ra 52 Cate r ing - F lo 53 C * u * i n g 54 CeMr tgWork 55 Ch imney Q e a n t

Budd ind a Raps 56 Close! Syatams

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500 Hatp W s n t a d

S t e a m Cleaning Equ ipment

162 L e a n I 136 L a w n Main tenance

; sss2?ss» 142 U n o i e u m 144 Lock Sarvtae 146 146 M a r b l e 147 Mach inery 146 M o b « a H o m a S a r v l o a 150 M o * n g - S torage 152 M i r ro r s

Snow Removal S t o r m Doors S tucco Telephone. Sendee/Repair Tetevteton, Radio a CB Tarmla Cour ts Terr a r t y — S

266 T i e W o r n 273 T ree Service 2 7 4 T ruck WaeNng 275 Typ ing 2 7 6 Typewr i ter Repair 277 Uphotatary

276 Vacuums 260 V a n d a M m Rapak 261 VWeo Taping Service 262 Viny l Rapak 263 V a n Me l l on a At t ic Fena

265 Waa Washing 267 Weahar /Dryer Rapak 266 Wate r Softening 293 We ld ing 294 W e l D i i t o g

267 W indows 266 Woodwork ing 2 6 6 W o o d b u m e r a

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Building scene Marilyn FMchett edi tor /591-2300

Monday. OctoOar 1«. 1 M « OAE * * 1 F

Builder uses energy saving as sales tool By Doug Funks staff writer

Robert Snowden, a West Bloom-field developer trying to break into tbe business, figures that be has to use every available marketing tool to compete with tbe big boys and at-tract customers.

So he's decided to add energy-effi-cient touches to pre-engineered mod-ular bouses be customizes on scat-tered lots in the metropolitan area.

Touches like storms oo the Crest-line windows. Insulation in tbe steel front door, inches of extra insu-lation between floors, 14Vfc Inches of insulation in the roof and two ther-mostats oo tbe furnace — one for the second floor, the other for tbe first

Snowden, president of tbe fledg-ling Ashley Development Co., re-cently was recognized by Consumers Power for exceeding standards set by the utility's energy efficient home award program.

"For me, tbe energy package is standard because I believe in mak-ing an energy efficient home," Snowden said of models offered by General Housing of Bay City.

"IF WE'RE going to become ener-gy independent, we're going to have to pay attention to these things," be said.

A modular bouse is completely built in sections at a factory, then transported to a lot where its major sections are put together.

Snowden, 34, designed and in-stalled two bedrooms and a full bathroom upstairs and roughed in a bonus room over the garage at the Williamsburg Cape Cod model In tbe Pleasant Lake Highland Subdivision

of West Bloomfield. He put skylights in tbe upstairs

bath and master bedroom Tbe main floor — two bedrooms,

l i i H n g m f w n dining rqQpn. kitchen, bathroom and laundry — is 1,120 square feet.

A small Valliant model, gas-fired boiler furnace in the basement is rated at 85-percent efficiency, Snowden said.

Tbe house is listed at $126,500 and includes the lot The model alone would sell for about $90,000 with an unfinished upstairs, Snowden said.

BUYERS DONT seem to be as fussy about energy-saving elements in a house today as tbey were a dec-ade ago, Snowden said.

"In 1979-60-81, buyers were more energy conscious when the price of energy jumped about 50 percent" be said. "Prices have stabilized, maybe fallen, and they're not paying as much consideration.

"I think they will be in for a nasty surprise in a few years when tbey (prices) take off again," Snowden said.

Jim White, a marketing consultant for * Consumers , ag rees with Snowden, but believes that energy again is becoming important to buyers.

"I think people realize we've seen some relief (on prices) in the short term," White said. "In the long-term, energy is going to be an important resource to manage."

A study by the National Associa-tion of Home Builders indicates that nearly 70 percent of new home buyers rank energy efficiency high on a list of the most important con-

This Wil l iamsburg C a p e C o d in t h e P leasan t Lake Highland Subdiv is ion of West Bloomfield waa r ecogn ized by C o n s u m e r s

JOHN S T O R M Z A N D / « M r t (

Power for e x c e e d i n g s t a n d a r d s se t by the uti l i ty 's energy effi-cient h o m e award p r o g r a m .

siderations when building a new home.

BUILDERS ARE responding, said James S. Bonadeo, president of the Builders Association of Southeastern Michigan.

"From the roof to the basement new home buyers will find the very latest in construction and materials to make their homes more comfort-able, more convenient and less ex-pensive to live in," be said.

More insulation, more-efficient window glazings and more-efficient furnaces and water beaters have re-sulted.

Everyone wins with the home en-ergy award program sponsored by Consumers Power, White said.

The utility gets another natural gas customer, the buyer gets more bang for his energy dollar and the builder can promote and advertise a house as energy-efficient.

Other builders honored or soon to be honored by Consumers are LePore Building of Troy, Hill com Development of Bloomfield Hills and Multi Building of Plymouth, White said.

TO QUALIFY, ceiling insulation

must be rated at least R-38 and wall insulation R-19, White said. The higher the rating, the greater the ef-ficiency and protection.

Snowden said be has R-44 in the ceiling. R-19 in the walls and an ad-ditional 13Vi inches of insulation with a rating of R-45 in the roof.

Award-winning houses also must be completely weatherstripped and caulked, the windows must be dou-bled-glazed or contain storms and the furnace and hot water beater must be rated at least 80 percent ef-ficient.

The windows used by Snowden

have storms and reflect heat out ta summer and reflect beat in during winter, he said.

"Hot-water baseboard heat is qui-e t it's even and it's efficient" be added.

Tbe dual thermostats on the fur-nace — one for the second floor, the other for the first — also save ener-gy, Snowden said.

Tbe Williamsburg in West Bloom-field remains unsold in spite of the energy strategy taken by Snowden.

The big drawback is the nearly mile trek on an unpaved road up Ha Is ted from 14 Mile, be said.

Appliances cut energy use (AP) — Consumers can save close to $150 a year by using

the most energy efficient appliances sold in the United States, according to a independent non-profit energy research group.

"There are many factors that consumers need to look at in purchasing appliances Energy is doe of them," said Steve Nadel, senior associate at the American Council for an Ener-gy-Efficient Economy.

Because "one-third of the electricity produced in the US. is consumed m our homes' the council recommends consumers pay closer attention to the yellow EnergyGuide labels affixed to new appliances.

"We are suggesting that people narrow their searches," Na-del said. The group's guide, "The Most Energy-Efficient Ap-pliances" offers consumers help in doing tha t

"If all the households in the U.S. had the most efficient refrigerators currently available, tbe electricity savings would eliminate the need for about 10 large power plants," the report said.

Tbe makes and models surveyed by the council meet or exceed the minimum efficiency standards established by the National Appliance Energy Conservation Act of 1987, Nadel added.

Tbe law provides that minimum energy efficiency stand-ards for major home appliances be reduced by 10 percent to 30 percent and phased in over five years.

"Using appliances and heating and cooling equipment costs an average household more than $1,000 per year," the report said.

"We estimate that these standards will save consumers at least $28 billion over the lifetimes of the products sold through the year 2000," the report concluded.

BUT NADEL estimated buying the council's most energy-efficient refrigerator, dish and clothes washer could save $146 a year.

The average family refrigerator is 18.5 cubic feet refrigera-tors with top freezers and automatic defrosters, Nadel said.

The council report rates a Frigidaire 18.6 cubic feet model as the most efficient in that size category. Based on a national average energy cost of 7.7 cents per kilowatt hour the booklet estimates the annnai cost to run tbe Frigidaire refrigerator at $65 annually.

Tbe average refrigerator that consumers replace costs about $112 to operate yearly, said Nadel. He calculated that consumers would save $47 a year with the Frigidaire model.

For two other common household appliances, dish and clothes washers, Nadel estimated yearly costs for existing models In most homes at $70 and $90 respectively.

Tbe council rates a White-Westinghouse dishwasher which costs $38 a year to operate and a Gibson front-loading stan-dard size washing machine costing $23 s year to run as the most energy-efficient new models. Tbe consumer buying these would save $32 and $67 over current costs.

Consumers can obtain a copy of tbe council's guide for $3 by writing ACEEE, Suite 535, 1001 Connecticut Ave. NW, Wash-ington, D C. 20036.

Avoid problems before they arise Oar project is abort IS years old. The president of tbe asso-

c i a t e , having reed your coiama, has requested that we •mead our bylaws. Several u*a>b<T» of the board are eoe-cereed that aa apdate of tbe bylaws would ba mat necessary particularly since ''we've not had any aver the years.'' Their philosophy is why change K If It worked. Do yon have any comments?

A: If the condominium project is IS years old without any bylaw changea, It vis d e a r that you have not taken advantage of major changea la tha 197S Condominium Act, which ea-

condominium association operation, as weO as othsr to tha act that took place in IMS and thereafter r, l t years of experience In condo operation have not

into vour c*wwfrwntnt"wi documents. As one ol ths co-drafters ot ths 197$ Condominium Act, It was my desire to alleviate many ol the problems or abaaas that took place ander tha first generation ol >-*md»milaiam documents and ths f lrs t-feosrstkn condominium Aatata. Unless yea In-corporate the chaMss In ths d u i i n w H , they will not be ap-plicable Aleo the fact that you have allegedly not had any problems op to this point to totally trraievaat to tha qasstioo of ths nssd to apdatf your condo documents. The Msa ot kav-

kn re-

P I condo queries Robert M. mm ifivisrivr

bat they basically did It thdr we waat to threw tbe

owe way. What outTUaf.

A: I V board of directors ot your association their cake and eat it too. If In fact they l procedure by which they did eat follow regulations regarding the forma, bat then decided to get smart la more difficult for them to be have a food claim that they have not I elation proasrty and have also more than likely that there may he* regard to the election

basis to set or the apparent

Robert If. Meitner is a Birmingham attorney special-ising in condominiums, real estate and corpora te taw. You a r e invited to tubmit topic*, which you woutd M e to see discussed in tMs column, imckedtng question* about condominiums, by writing Robert I f . Meiener, 30900 Tote-graph Road, Suite df7. Birmingham 49010 1%U column providet general information and should not bo con-strued as legal opinion.

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Void In West Bloomfield

On October 16,1989 the West Bloomfield Township Board may pass an ordinance to restrict the reasonable use of your property. This Ordinance

would require you to provide an extensive surveying and engineering I even form ynti to submit to a public h w i n g if.

you wish to relocate or remove even one small 3 ' caliper tree which you planted a few years a g o Do you want Government to tales away control of yOur property? Can you afford more tax increases br a decrease in your property value? Protect your largest investment. Attend the October 16th meeting at 7:00 pm In the new Township Building located at 4550 Wslnut Lake Road. Lit your voice be heard before your isnd becomes their lend.

Sponsored by the Builders Association of Sou t h a — e n Michigan

wmme •BM Mil

J E L ORE Monday. Octob*r 1«. 1 M

C o u n t y

500 Haip Wanted

BAKER R J U T M K M

B M L c M a d l

BAKERS JOIN THE NO. 1

SUPERMARKET CHAIN

Du* lo f o n t expansion wa have openings in 91* fe-asor* bak*ry department. Donut shop experience I n * retai or apedelty shop necessary. $6.50 per hour to

length of schedule. For further Infer mation. call 270-1295

4pm.

FARMERJACK SUPERMARKETS

BANK TELLER PART-TIME

(MSMOptaig po-

W U L - t M MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK

5017 ROCHESTER RO (M IS ML RdJ

Troy. M L '

BEAUTY SALON NOW

CHAM RENTAL MS-1320

M n c * or laboratory I • plus. Cas Bos Popeck

1-SOO-347-SSOO

b O M M d f W l M M m .

JBfcME JEAN i n o c

10 OPENINGS

T M p o r a r y S i

Up to $5.00 per hour

WOLVERINE TEMPORARIES

BOOKKEEPER FULL CHARGE

u i i m n ^ u s i ^

M M S i i w l i l r rough g m n l M p v and • t a i rsports. bank dapoo-

l hovw 2 yr*. acc Hon and 3 yrs. wor t i

iBWOOEPQERTMaj. OPERATOR ExperlenoM e w a Mrcrefl d ^ • c a v H

Prototype shop T2L tO o f l t r

•C.A.D.D. OPERATOR

Fu8 tana C A O 0 poaMto* background * A r t s aoS working knowledge X I ang syMem tof growing c O M v a r a a pemtapmont company. Worn l o m-duda ana plenrtna. grading, laaaa ducmaant*. ale PMoee send auma and sPary history l o

tord/WsSisr Osis topmsnf*

S m H . Uvonia araa. 474-S2S0

• K a u o o v - s PlZZA UVONIA [ •

M j i e i a M g .

btopaopto lo ba part of ( M Buddy • Mask. Piaaaa «CP*r M paraon sny-m m 33608 PBymouM Rd..

BUILDING PttPECTOR - Tha CPy of Wayna H accepting apo«ca8ona lOf ma purpose Of eatoaSMPng a M d -Mg mapacaor B t a M e LML Salary r Z u e T * 4 * * l f 3 4 hourly High

BaM. or a q u M t a n t and knoaMdoa-abta wRh lha BOCA o r U S C M M i f Coda. MuM M M vaSd Michigan d r t W i scense MuM ba isgMar* i l or a l g M a lo bscome i i a l a n i i l wPNn 2 yoars of Mra aa a i m d l n c inepector with S t M of Mt tNgsn (PA 54. tssst MuM comply a * h reP-dancy requirement ( a u p m r t n a w , 750 SQ . M M arte) wNNn 1 yaar OI Mre The City of Wayne la an Equal

lOpporMMty Employer and Meort- i

32811 MMMMbM Rd.. Famwigton HMs. M l . 4S01S

CADDETAILER/

Soaking w M varsed M partorm CAD eataSMQ

MduM to •nd I P C .

support dubee such as d P O f ahoaoBB. and sang. BpdbM. doMS ortantod an

ata entry. M M M

<3 w M or-ganMd AUTO CAD exp artenca a

MbMty of direct pnptoywiorit PMaaa

THE EMPLOYMENT CONNECTION (313) 425-3220

•CAKKT CLEAMNO TECMS H Rapid* grosrtng haimMaa ot a ma-| (or service company M train ques-fied nand taaM l o ttaoome proies-MonaM at lha M M H car* tupnaea B yi motivated and w M l O T H B W pubSc. Sua may ba Pie poaMon tori you. Wa roqrtre a Mgh achool diplo-ma. M M drtvor's Scenes, along wPh a good drtvkig raoord Earn up lo 8200-M00/W* l o Mart. wPh the po-t e n M ol SSOOMk BanaM package » i l a n i a Apply In paraon M Stanley

Or Suna31S.NoM.MI 346-4400

C A R P E T C L E A N I N G T E C H N I C I A N S

3*251

BOOKSELLERS WANTED-Borders Book ahop M Novi nam aaNrlno M Urns long M m and M M m M p .

M cara o t GerierP

BOOKSTORE CLERK (SMpptog/RecBMng)

Tha D a m s BtoMuM of Arts ho* an tor a M l Oma opanBtg tor a M l Oma

d a r k In tha Mueeum

mos. experience. Caa Dorothy M

Pi u i a a M i s bank in Troy haa a pan oma oma. SoMBtaJA-Shrs/doy*. EN-TRY LEVEL bookkeaplng poaMton

My CjieaSant or-

q m r n i w u to: Founders! I SocMty Paraonnal Office

DatrML Mi 4S302 An EquM Opportunity Emptoyar

BOMNQ MILL OPERATOR Oood pay S banMMa. NMM ttm, anpartanoa only Mac*a«ng Carrtar inc.. SSS2 Ford CL. BrlgMon. Ml

BOWUNO CENTER M l and part Oma poaWona - pMy-

Frtandhr k IW.SMSa.

a r a UwonM. 427-2IS00

B r v d Naar-CHAR0MA-LocaMon now h i r ing axparkanoad Hair Or aaa an. A Naa Tacti. App*r 29111 Eight ML. UvonM 47S-2120

CLERK CASHIERS STOCK CLERKS

P A R T T I M E M u s t b e 1 8 y e a r s o r o l d e r . H e a v y l i f t i ng required. Good pay.

G R O C E R Y B A G G E R S also needed part time. Must be 16 years or older.

Apply at: ,

SHOPPING CENTER MARKET 4 2 5 N O . C E N T E R S T .

N O R T H V I L L E

CNy Has. 3155 s. Wayna Rd-. Wayna. Ml 4S1S4. Com p ta lad a p p l i c a t i o n a muat ba racakrad In tha ParaormM Oapart-mam by T jaad ay. Qdobar 31. 1»S8

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY AbM 10 aar* S4.0004S.000/mo and

markaSno 437-8778

BUSY SEASON $ APPROACHING $

OVERLOAD OF WORK Parmanani FuS Tkna avaaabla •AaaMlant Managars •Advarttolng •Cuaiomar Sarvlca M m 45 poaMona opan Fu» training pro-ytdad S27S-S375 waakfy No a*par»-anoa. car la raqi4rad. Choaan appa-cantt wm atari ai«nadMlM>. To ranga an k i M i ' i M i caS Dawn

355-9820 BUYER

CAREER OPPORTUMTY Training a a i l a r i l inanaaai'a tor 1W0 No aaparlanoa m i M i a r i Muat ba 1S and oam car M a M S345 a waak. For m o P M M man and

B can atari m m a d M M v U 427-9335

CAREGIVER SouthAMd chSdcara carttar naada

r piatoi iad

CARPENTERS and carpantar halp-ara Contractors apacMMIng In kv auranca rapalra naada axpvMocad dapandatta paopM with a vartary ol i k M . FuS-tana hourly poaMona avaHabM wtth yaar around work. Pay- IS- 12.00/hr. dapandlng on ««-partanca and aMMy Can 422-4472 9-4pm Mon.-Frl. to aM appokitmanl lor intarMaw

coma Carpa l Ctoantng Tachnnaana. Y o u l naad a

i to work.. In f»-turn, y o u t racaNa aS I M

t M (Ob. a atamng waga

llant banafl ta

caa 2S1-S790. y o u * M gHd you dKK

An EquM OpporhaMy Cmptoyar

CAR RENTAL AQENT m a d i d tor growing oar raMM oompany locatad h Troy Fui Oma. M banaMa. graat opportunity tor adaanoamant.

CAR WASH ATTENDANT S-Sof l Shlna Aulo W M k Novi. 7 30anv 3pm, Mon-Frt. C M Craig 34S-2790

CAR WASH ATTENDANTS Nov Mrtng tor Colonial Car Waah Apply al 33500 l U N R d , Farmmg-ton JuM W ol Farmington Rd.

CAR WASH MANAGER 130.000 + a yaar PhonaKurt 53S-30S9

CASHIER, DELI t STOCK HELP Randazzo'a FnjR MaiHM kMM tor Mudanta. homamafcara. » radr WH tram. Good wagaa 47S-77S6

CASHtER Fine (aaak-y. FMI or pari tlma Expa-riancad only SoutWIMd araa. Ra-auma lo Box 3S4 Obaarvar S Eccan-tnc IMiapapar t . 3S2S1 Schootorafl Rd . UvonM. Michigan 48150

CARPENTERS & LABORERS lor raaldantlM framing

with aoipan-517-546-1*02

or 313-887-7271

Quota, buy. and to8«r-«*> on mala-rial ordara Typing 8 aoma oomputar background Pay commanaurala ml abMty fMaumaa to Dan WMiama. Ben 87530. Canton. Ml 48187

CABINET MAKER - Cat tnM Ihop naada prolaaalonal. axpartancwJ CabmM MaMr and PlaatK Lamma-tor OlvaraMad ahop «dth planty o l ovar tlma. Apply at: 37479 School-crMt. LNonM.

CABINET SHOP Larmnator 4 Fabricator

Farmmgton H8M Ca l 12-5pm a M -H M 477-2282

CARBIOE ROUND TOOL GRINDERS

451-2200

CARPENTERS Rough I aaKMntlM. 3 yaara craai axpartanoa only Cal afta> 7 PM, 474-3«05

CARPENTERS wantad partancad only

rough, a*-681-4375

CARPENTERS •rttfi 2 yra framing Farmington 6pm.

m houaa CaS altar

517-546-7181

CARPENTER WANTED Rough, i aaiOawtiM. axparianca omy

477-4035

CARPENTRY/GanarM Handyman with tranaportalton and t oon Foa

uactora accaptad Caa 535-5360

CARPET CLEANER NEEDED Expananoad only $200 wk plua. Muat hava w i CMI 456-6797

LIKE TO TALK? Earn Extra C h r i s t m a s Money

Wa naad several phone sol ici tors to sell subscript ions to this newspaper.

You can earn $4 to $6 or even more per hour! Plus you wtH be Qainlng exper ience as a professional Telemarketer . We need you if you ' re seH-motJvated and want to earn money. No exper ience Is necessary, we wil l t rain you.

HOURS

Mon.-Thurs . 5 :30 p .m.-9:00 p.m.

THE

<£b$terUer & i t cen t r i c NEWSPAPERS, INC. 36251 SCHOOLCRAFT

P.O. BOX 2428 LIVONIA. MICHIGAN 4S151-0428

- p m p t o y *

MACHINISTS Several machinists needed who w a n t a career In the mold making industry. Candidate should be able to run mi l ls, gr inders and read blueprints and have a m in imum of 3 to 5 years exper ience. Mechanical apt i tude a plus. Top pay. benef i ts and overtime. Please send re-sume to:

PRECIS ION M O L D 40300 Ptymouth Rd. Plymouth, Ml 4*170

Attn: Personnel/Machinist

CASHIER Fua/parl Oma poatfkon amaanfila m Waal Bloomhald Expartanca pra-larrad Apply M Mr AMn a Shoaa on tha Dow Orchard Laka Rd S ol MapM Rd, „ 826-3362

CASHIER - FULL TIME Bkwangham Aak lor Jerry

644-7563

CASHIER needed m SoutMtek) area Call Michelle - 425-6226 ETD Temporary Service

CASHIER Pert time Oood wortilng atmoa-phere. Compatitive pay Waatland Aree Apply in parson [no phone camt Nankin Do-lt CarHar 3510 Ford Rd (3 Wk* E_ o l Wayna).

CASHIER POSITIONS AVAILABLE At Uncto Joe » Marlcat

5750 Merriman Wayne 726-1960

NOW HIRING For pert tim* Cashier posi-tions. 11 AM. - 5 PM. shift Apply in person, Novi Kmart, serosa from Twelve Oaks Mall. CASHCRS FULL TIME 8 I tranaportaMn > $425 Bonua. maMcM t vacation. Applv a t Total PaboMum. Cherry HM A Venoy. Grand RNar 6

A fwHOQlOd craft 8 M i l I mien. WymoiAh 8 Farm-

Collectors Part Time

Up to $12/hr. Full Time Positions

Also Available Evening ho>»» Mon - Thur*. plua Sat iSommo* MuM epork 26-25 hour per M a k E x o a ^ opportu«-ty tor coaegpa MudenlJo gain expert

akMa MMa earning money to 8nNh

CASMKR Slocking 8 Meaning. NgM MML 30 hours weakly. fcMy aacurad Mobae Mart, 12 M M Rd M FamUnglon Rd Anna fts-6121

CAULKER Expenencad naadad Ca« bMwaan 10em-5pm. Mon. thru Frt. 673-7911 or 873-6100

CHILD CARE DIRECTOR naaponal-ia imd

and Munlaaaort School MuM hava axpanenoe m chad cara. OTOMWM and abM to daM tsNh pubic. Fu8 tlma CMI YMCA 271-3400

CHILD CARE - Farmington YMCA Latch-key program looking tor peo-ple to work 7-Jam 8 3-S:30pm. C M Undaa l 553-4020

CHILD CARE OfVER poaltton av«l-sbie w Birmmgham Day Cara homa Caring for cIMdren 2 yaars and younger, part tlma Experience and/ or training desired 256-5712

CHILD CARE STAFF Flexible M l and pari tlma. Open 7 Oaya $ rnghta Days and weekend positions opan. My Place JuM For

3610 W. MapM. M I " — 32875 Northwaatarn. S ol 14

Training program provided Excel-lent working environment.

Ca« 363-0480

PAYCO AMERICAN CORP 27300 W. 11 MILE, SUITE 400

SOUTHFtELD, Ml 48034 An EquM OpporMMty Employer

COLLEGE GRAD - management ca-reer. no axparianca. $15,500 $16,500 m 7/wfca Bonua. benePts Ray Greene Personnel 399-1426

COSMOTOLOOIST la a m tor tiuemeei o p p o n — ™ -Earn $2 $3000 $10000 lull t lma per month Wai not Marlere vMh preeeni a M j « M 24 how meaaage 963-eT i i

COUNTER CLERK - aAamoon poa. Bon In dry cleaners pan urna, aav-w « locations, no experience oecee-swy For Interview, caa Mr Currier

* 473-0111

COUNTER HELP AeaponoMe help lor tocM_0ry dean ers BirminMiam. W Bloomlleid FMxibMhrs. bene«its $5/hr^CM lor

644-1507 or 338-9571

COUNTER HELP wanted tor dry cleaners located m Farmmgton and Uvonia Part time and M l time poeltlona If rniareeted.

DELIVERY HELP tor lo ia l pcoa cnam Must have own car Many OMlend county locations Con>c*i tna fiourty wage t tips Gas atow

a 851-5020 466-1200

DELIVER* PERSON - lor m a * * «p-gkm>om $ TV s Muel Have good drmng record Farmmglon area world wide TV 8 Appliance Caa Between 9am 8 4pm 478-2510

DELIVER* PERSON WANTED prel-eracxy mature individual Who IS in-terested m oekvery Mon Sat Flow er shop in Uvonia Ask lor Laura

591-0120

COUNTER PEOPLE/FINISHERS Afternoons and waekenda Fua or perl-l ime No expanence n«»asary Apply W person Ounkln Do-nuts.39415 W 10 Mile. Nov> Mtc*»-

COMPUTER ANALYST/ I t c m e c i A N

Unix DOS Micro herdwars axparV

647-7300

COMPUTER HARDWARE TECH immediate opening. 1 yr experience on PC 8 Prtmara. C M Mr Montgomery M 356-2300

CHILD CARE WORKER (on caO needed to wor t in a t M group home with 8 aduteoconfi. Experience piw-terred $5 25 an hour. Sand mqMr-lea to. Carolyn Robert*. 715 tnkater Rd, I n k * * . Mich 48141

VIC TANN* h mg* m our BkaomMld executive dub . mem gym tor Cleaning per-son* lor the AM Mature, depend-able persons PMaaa CM tor ap-pointment, 855-2300

CLEANERS-Counter Help UvonM Fun O h * days or mghta Part

time days or night* Apply within 37633 5 Mae al Newburgh

CLEANING COUPLE. Mon. - Frt. PM (2 hrs each) $516 00/Month 9 Mae/NorthwaMern A r m 563-2960

CLEANING PEOPLE contractor Flexible h o * * lo start 422-4472 Mon-Frt 9-4pm for interview

$ r s £

CLEANING PERSON for large apartment Farmmgton H M PMaaa apply m paraon at the Busmeea Office, inde-pendence Green Ap ta . 36700 Grand Rlvar 471-6800

C o m p u t e r O p e r a t o r Immediate opening m-Novl aree for person with minimum 2 years opera-ting axparianca In an IBM 4300 anvt-ronmant uamg C C S MuM ba abM to wor t mnipesentt/ In a l aspects ol Computer Room operattona on a l ehUta Salary c experience Fu8 S*k*3 reaume I background and aaMry axpactahrma to Box 402. Ocean ar $ Ecoentnc newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd . LNoma. Michigan 48150

COMPUTER OPERATOR Radtord mduetrtM distributor seek-ing a self-motivated w d M A i M to w third aturt computer operator F i * time or part Oma W » be reaponM-bie tor system backup 8 printing re-por t * MuM be ebM lo wort alone Previous computer experience hMp-M Great fob tor coMga bound stu-dent Offering an exoeBant benefit plan Piaaaa aand reaume to P.O Box 40625. Detroit, Ml 48240. Attention: Computer Oapt

COURIER With economical car lor day shih neaponeihla person with good dnv-Ing raoord Full tlma CMI 474-1136

CREATIVE SALES PERSON Custom invitations and etetionery E*P«tonced 3-4 days NorthwaP-ern/12 Mas 356-6465

CREDIT INVESTIGATOR Uaeamg company In Farmmgton HNa is looking tor an enegetic per-son tor entry Mval cradn Invasl^a-Bon, Finance related experience helpM. but wMmg lo train rt you ar« e faat leerning self mottveted md>-ndual send your reeume to L A C 30955 Norlhwastern Hwy, Fernxng-ton Hills Ml 46018 Attn Credo

DELIVERY PERSONNEL Fua time poertxiri* ar* avetebie k» afternoon Mvft Neat, dapendabis person* w«h good drivmg record who we looking lor an excePent op-oortumty m a proieeeional wortmg environment Complele beneht pro-orsm 8 compalrtrve wagee UvOr»s sree Call lor mterview sppt Mon ttvu Fn I0am-6pm Ask lor Dwecto. ol Pharmacy Operations 422-3310

DEPENDABLE CLEANING PERSON Needed lor lerge spt Weetiand complex Can belwaan >0-5

261-7394

DETAIL ORIENTED person nseded to inspect parts lor automotive sup peer to BeSeviBe lor MtSrnoon shift Win tram High achool d*«iom* pre-twrrad Good banahta mclud>ng neaim msuranca Sharon397 - 5000

CRIB A T T E N D A N T Females/Males

immedMIe o p t i n g tor tool cr>b Muel be..

WELL ORGANIZED GraM benefit* Overtime Day >nm

LOC PERFORMANCE 201 INDUSTRIAL DR

PLYMOUTH 453-2300

Equal Opportunity Employer Mmonty/FemaM/Handicappad / Vei

DIE MAKER Attention progreeerve Die Maker po-sition now available lor experienced (5 yr I Die Maker Day Sum wtr. overtime Weges baaed on experi-ence Can Between 9am-5pm

776-9171

DIE MAKER/DIE REPAIR lo> smaa me t * stamping plant Musi be able lo maintain ex»tmg IOOW snd doild new Nne * progres-siva Jot. shop experience helpful Apply at Socher Tool 29566 w 9 Mile Fsrrmngton Mills

COMPUTER PROGRAMMER Immediate opening tor a Pro-gremmer with RPG • knowledge to wor t on Si, Mem Oaalen 8 So<twars De.MQpment. Southfleid area Sand reeume" 1408 AMn. Tray. Mi 48083

COMPUTER PROGRAMMER immedMIe opening tor a Pro-grammer with RPG ll to wort on System DeMgn 8 Software Develop-ment S o u t h M d araa. Reeu 1408 Aden. Troy. Mi «8063

CLEANING PERSON WANTED Good pay F t * time Apply within: BMksaima Too Salon, 33260 W 14 Mrie. W Bloomfield

CASHIER 8 RECEPTIONIST (Tare Poemonet

For auto daMerahic m Southlield > dsMerafap m 354-4905

CASHIERS 8 CAR WASH Attend-ants wanted Fu8 8 part time poet-

Colony Car Waah. Rd . Ptymoulh. Ml or ca« 455-1011

CASHIERS hedMaa. aflemoona or

evemnga. Mob* M a n 12 MIM Rd at Farmmgiton Rd CaB Anne 553-6121

CASHIERS tor SECURITY BOOTH

ma, Mx lbM hr». Apply a t Mob* OB, 33430 SchoolcraR. UvonM

CASHIERS Fyll & Part time positions available, experience pre-ferred. apply In person oniy

Joes Produce 33152 W. 7 MBa - Uvonia

CLEANING PERSON - lor large apt community In We«-tand FuB time, banelttt *>-eBiabM. $4 50/dar t 456-6600

CLEANING TEAM member* needed for cleaning company doing prlvaM nomea Flexible hrs.. paM training Caa Roes Cleenmg Speoekets

455-7002

CLERK/DRIVER part time help wantad for Mon Wed 8 Frt Working m SoutfUMM Dr*. office 559-2120

CLERKS WANTED FuB or part time Apply In paraon 9930 Telegraph Road Ptymoulh Rd 8 WaM Chicago

CNC BRIDGEPORT sM-up person 5 * yr* experience raqukad Excel-lent wagae 8 benefits Apply Tel-X Corp 32701 mduetrtal Rd. Garden City

CASHIERS-FuB or Part Time —nedMM aparlnga Starting pay $5. hr. plua beneWU 8 promotions ShaB Auto Cara. Farmington HIBs

563-2622

M O L D M A K E R C a n d i d a t e must have e x p e -r ience in pfast ic i n j ec t i on m o l d and the abi l i ty t o cu t cav i t ies and lead thei r o w n j ob . Please send r e s u m e a n d salary requ i remen ts to :

P r e c i s i o n M o l d 40300 Plymouth Rd. Ptymouth, Ml 48170

Attn: Personnel

CASHIERS NEEDED FuB or part Oma; Ml NVR*. Apply i Mobil Station. 39425 W 8 M M . Haogerty Rd . N u i t h v M . Mich

CASHIERS/STOCK PERSONS FiA/pen Oma A l ahlft* avaMbia Overtime $4 to atari Apply at Joe Randano Fruit Market. 8701 New-burgh, at Warren, m Waatland

CASHIER 8 STOCK DELIVER* Positions m a M h l i tor M shifts Experience deeir abM Good pay Apply In paraon. 557-3400

EFROS DRUGS Corner 10 MBe 8 QreenMK)

CNC MACHINIST Contract machine shop, with new siate-ol-arl horizontal machining centers m need of aiparteneed CNC Madumat aat-up MM prove-out parsons. 4 days on and 4 days on wort schedMe 15 poeltlona to ba Med aa aoon aa posaibM

CSS BORING - FRASER. MICH 294-7540

An Equal Opportunity Employer

COMPUTER PROGRAMMER With experience m C. PASCAL New application* with great opportimlty

COMPUTER TECH AMo naad an akpenenoed computer service paraon lo add to a » atafl POS 426-3313

CONSTRUCTION ESTIMATOR Ptymouth baaed interior Contractor Mak ing mdMduM with conatruclion

1-S rt Mtwnwtlna

CUSTODIAN - M l bme cuslod»al po-Htion opan immediately Outies m-Ouda general mamtenance ol pro-duchon area 8 kghl outdoor m i n i s nance. Starting wage $5/hr Fu« benefits CaB lor directions to new location ol Micro Craft al 41107 Jo Olve. Nov* 476-6510

DIE MAKER REPAIR Stamping speoaliats seeking expe-rienced person m Ihe manulacture 4 repair ol progressive dies Benefits Salary negotiable Afternoon shift Apply 8am - 12 noon. E 8 E Fasten-m. 300 Industrial Or across from Unysw W Plymouth

DIE REPAIR Msmtain small pro-gressive dies 2 Yrs experience re-quired Excellent Wage 8 Benefits Call Jim Wdkams Clips 8 Clamps Industries Plymouth, Mi *55-0880

DIE SETTER 8 JOB REPAIR Prefer experience with progrenive dies a*rfeeds. * general tool room knowledge Willing to train tl mechanically mcaned 8 talented in CUSTOMER SERVICE/STOCK, M l

tlma, peopM oriented, proceaaing . paperwork, wor tmg with raw. tor ; tiaDw Apphr 8am

- - i n j Fastener. 300 Industrial Dr from Unysrs m Plymouth

Ouay UvonM office. Call 525-321

problem solving W i n Salary neoo-12 noon E $ E

CUSTOMER SERVICE repa lor Oa* land County, no aenmg or aoacmng. verifying loans onfy hrs 8 30am to 12.30pm or lpm-5pm Ideal 'or homemakars. students $5f i r CaB Bale at UrMorce 646-6166

CUSTOMER SERVICE REP Personal knee insurance experi-ence required 3 yr*. minimum, computer, rating, public contact & •aM* SaMry negotiable with experi-ence South held area 352-5650

Mr, w o c a m i x , HIBs Ml 48331

CONSTRUCTION HELP WANTED

anoa. CaB bMwaan 9 8 3.

CNC OPERATOR For aneet metal punching praaa. Ap-ply in paraon: 13340 Marrtman Rd.. Uvonia.

CONSTRUCTION company .bMMar l lorth MM

. . . 0 1 DuBMng trade and hava own looM 420-9011

CONSTRUCTION Purchaamg. hfehwwy. aawar pipe ax partanoa. OOlC M n M M Fee Paid

B. HAMIL PERSONNEL 424-8470

CUSTOMER SERVICE

Afternoon poaltion avaHabM ior an IndMduM with a poamve attitude Appacant muat hava axcMMrvt com-murncation *klB* Sand reeume to

REAL T RON CORP DEPARTMENT 113

24065 FIVE MILE R0 REDFORO. Ml 46239

D I E T A R Y A I D E S PART-TIME

We have posrtions available m the Chetilic Department of our P"v* le •dun menial health facility in WEST-LAND Various shifts ar* available and excellent wages are offered To apply contact Recruiting at our Corporate Office

Margaret Montgomery Hoaprtai

874-5043 An Equal Opportunity Employer

DIRECT CARE • gentle leacmng group home tor 0 0 adult* m Can-ton. call 397-0072

An Equal Opportunity Employer

CUSTOMER SERVICE FIELD REP mdMduM needed to perform mverv-

•paefhe accounts product knowledge

quired person must be customer oriented 8 h M a neat appearance Piaaaa aand reei.ma to Whna $ White, 45758 5 MBe Rd . Ptymouth Ml 48170. At tn Randy Kant

CUSTOMER SERVICE Growing wholaaale distribute* local ed m UvonM naada paraon to I * tha poamon ol maide SaMa/Cuatomar Service Paraon muM ba a career rNndad mdNWtuM who MB brmg naw creative Kleaa to our company This •a an a i caMn l opportunity tor the peraon seeking a career path Expa-rtanca In tha locksmith door hard-

h M p M Benefit* mcfcjd ed PM I lo PO Box 9007. Uvonia Ml 48151, Attn Ken

CASHIERS $ 4 . 5 0 + B e n e f i t s

Experienced CaahMrs naadad tor major car enah m Detroit Metropoli-tan araa Muat hava a m m i m m of 1 M l yaar axparianca 8 hav» own tranaportation CaB 0ha«ay or Sue at DPR 443-0066

CEMENT LABORERS - $6 par hour Apply at 29620 8 Maa Rd . FanMngton MBM (1% M M W o l

A C C O U N T S P A Y A B L E , Guardian Photo, a nattonalty recog-nized leader In the Photo Processing Industry, \» currently aeeking a positive, outgoing individual for an Immediate fuN time opening In the Accounts Paya-ble department.

Accounts Payable and 10-key calcula-tor knowledge ia helpful, however we wW tram the right peraon. Candidate muat be able to organize work load and be accurate wtth numbers.

We offer a friendly work environment and anc slant employer paid benefits including: health k life Insurance, paid vacation, short and long term disability, merit

9 M I L E R O A D

N O R T H V I L L E , M l 4 8 t f 7

EMPLOYMENT/TRAINING MANAGER

Mich igan 's leading retail g rocery cha in is aeeking an experienced employment man-ager. Candidate must have wo rk i ng knowl -edge of el l aspects ot recru i tment . Including but no t l imi ted to funding p rograms avai la-b le tor employment / t ra in ing per iod. Knowl-edge a n d / o r experience In the t ra in ing held a plus. Excellent benefits. Salary c o m m e n -surate w i th experience. Send reaume to :

E m p k > y m e n t / T r d n l r y Manager

Detroit, Mich. 4t228 equ* Opportunity Emptor

COLLECTORS Openmga tor experienced CoMc-tor* m * iaat-pacad growth-ortented Arm Earn top commlaMona With no earrung cap Jow one ol Michigan s baat agenciae

TRAINEES Jom the law-paced world of Protoa-saonai Coaectors Opening* tor ded-icated. caraar-mlndad mdnnduMa Wa oflar an opportunity tor quMMMd mdlviduaM 10 wrna their own pay checks Sand reaume* onhr J R. Wood* AaaooMea. 301 W Fourth. Suite 495, RoyM Oak. Ml 48067

CONSTRUCTION 1. EST»4ATOR - For highway*. $35 to $50K. 2. CONCRETE ESTIMATOR - Hloh-waya $ road axpartanoa $30-$50K Fu i benefits Faa paid

B. HAMIL PERSONNEL 424-8470

CONTROLLER tor RaM Estate Man-agement firm In downtoem Birming-ham. Looking tor CPA or w M expe-nencad accountant Contact S W. Gordon 647-7171

COLLEGE DEGREE? NO EXPERIENCE?

n you are mt*raa«ed In tha chaSana-mg « rewarding career opportuM-

ment call now. Employer oRara $1300/mo.. quarterly bonua 8 aupar benefits compeny pays e»* Ma

n 1 P e r s o n n e l P lace 2 7 4 - 4 2 3 0

mm

C O M P U T E R O P E R A T O R Our rspM growth has creeled an opening for a oomputar operator at our weetatde loca-tion. This afternoon shift poaltion la respon-sible tor the operation of our IBM 8yslem/38

S R * s W s s R s d x n u p m e n l , Q u s H flcatlona Include a minimum of 1 year experience on ttw Syelem/38 ass oomputar

' demonstrated ability to work

p e c E g * 1 * ^ competitive salary Send re-ne w^th salary expectation to:

H U M A N R C A O U « T C I 8 D E P T .

P . O .

Trey, M l Aneputfom

7 0 3 4

D I S T R I B U T O R S . INC

Continues to expand with s new jAore in your aree. We ara now Wring for the following fuS snd part-time poeltlona. All positions are available immediately.

L I C E N S E D C O S M O T O L I G I S T S

C A S H I E R S

S T O C K E R S

P O R T E R S a Paid Profit Sharing • Paid Ute Insurance • Paid Vacetiona . AddMonal 19 Peld Days Off a Merit Pay Increaaas a Tuition Helm bur sement Plan a 40 IK Plan a Regulerty Scheduled Pey mcreesee a PatdMedicell a Paid Dental Plan

Ps l i Vial aw PISBI

Advent : F r o m W i t h i n

inter seted appdoants can apply for theee poattt-ene at our new store location*:

3 0 1 0 0 Q f t A N D M V E P t A V E .

F A R S A A M T O N M U A . M L

(WEST RIV1R CENTER)

3 1 0 0 0 O W C H A R O L A K C R D .

(HUNTERS SQUARE - TALLY HALL)

CONTROLLOR STEEL MANUFACTURING FIRM

TROY AREA - Degree plus good ex-penance required $30 lo $40« rang* plua bonua. plua proM shar-ing. Mnga benefits Fee PaM

B. HAMIL PERSONNEL 424-8470

COUNSELOR For N o * branch o l piUBM non prof-

Bton agency BA a B o a a

I Department Turk SL

CUSTOMER SERVICE REP national Engineering

Bon haa an aiicuMrW career oppor-tunity a'raiaQM tor a menc»y mdMd-uM who la artlcutoM 8 sales onant-ed You wM M raapormbM tor handBng taMphwt* inquirtea 8 pro-ceeamg orders on tachracM mtorma-oon ualng our data entry and mtor-mallon retrieval method Require-ment* include auperior verbal | communication 8 accural* typing * k M 8 sales lelemartaong experi-ence ExcaBant Salary/Beneltts Old RacWord CaB. 532-2600 axt 262

DIRECT CARE - 'mmwdista open-ings tuB 8 pert-time aflemoons midnight* 8 weekends tor fully trained Direct Care Workers al smal Group Home m PtymouMv Must be High.. School Gred have good driving record 8 be depend-able $5 05rtw to start - benafns Ca l Mon-Fn 9-5pm 569-4929

DIRECT CARE STAFF Ptymouth Group homi hours - M l 8 part tune poamons evaaabM Contact Tracy al 499-4284

DIRECT CARE STAFF needed tor group noma* located m Northvwe 8 Canton For more mior-matlon caB NorthvtBe 8 Canton, Barb 455-2944

CUT-OUT PERSON WANTED - Cus-tom lemmata shop 5 yaars experi-ence Good wagas 8 benefits Caa 477-1515

Del* Proceeung

Help Desk Representative TECHPOINT INC . a leading 1BM-Vakia Added Distributor of Pomt-ol-SaM and Store Syatam* <i seeking

M l or part M Johns Clean *r*. 2917$ PNmoMh Rd, Uvonia. 427-4690

COUNTER HELP

COUNTER PERSON lor Dry Ctoan-FuB or part sma Expenenoed

driving race r * $6 00 par a n g r C a a P M 647-6663

mu*i nave good lalapfione akBN. basic typing abBWy and IBM PC experience Word Processing a helpful, but VMB

Ttaa IB an hourly posraon uartmg *r $6 per hour mdMduaM 1MB work flexible houra 3 30 PM - 10 PM and 9 PM - 2 3 0 AM Sunday - Sal urd*». tor a MIM of 25-30 hour* par

COUNTER HELP FOOD

PROCESSORS

HOLIDAY CASH SHORT TERM POamOMB

M A W DAY ASSIGNMENT IN TROV

STARTS!* NOV. S

T M * a M Tampa M Taaai War t Par

OLSTEN

T E C H P O I N T , INC 1397$ Farmmgton Road

L Morns. Ml 46154 Aim Hato Desk Suparvwor

NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE

Ah EquM Opportunity Employer

RETAILER AapMpy nam/

DECORATING growing cu

Troy sree naada halp M S » toaow-l

BP axpartenoad ana aggremivsl IMBSBIHIIII. SMary. banafca and veMcM tar Me nMri m a M M vam-BM 1*1 MB M M H a * » anBry l w l p * J

DIRECT CARE STAFF waoled No experience necessary WiB tram For appomtmenl can Mon-Fn , 9am-5pm ssk lor Ssndy or Barbara. 295-7963

DIRECT CARE STAFF We»-managed Group Home* m Waslland $ Radford - seeking Direct Care Staff lor challenging position* working anth Developmenta l Dis-abled Adult* Variety of *hm* Competitive wagea 8 beneht* CaB 9am-4pm 326-4394 or 537-9056 DIRECT Care Staff - Ml /par t ttm* ER staff to work m group homa* for development ally diaabied adult* AB <mfl* available Benefits evwlabM CMI Mon r - 10-1 255-545*

DIRECT CARE STAFF FuH-urna/part-time - in 2 BaBevue Group Home* 'or Developmenta l Disabled Adults Nurse Aide or Care Giving experience helpful CaB Mon-Frt 10am-2pm as* lor Manager

699-6S4J or 699-3808

OiRECT CARE STAFF - needed lor Farmington H«tl« group noma Weekend sm/1 omy Start a m a t -ala*r $5 per hour CaB Sua or Pam between 10am 8 3pm 477-6S51

OIRECT CARE STAFF l l * s f l *d tor group home m Dearborn AB ahrtt* (vaaabie $6 to Hart CaB Lmde be-tween tOem 8 2pm Mon thru Frl M

562-4621

Di rec t C a r e Sta f f For group home* m Canton 8 B a M MUe Previous experience wWi the development a»» disabled prMarrad Good benehi packag* 8 Iramng provided $8 25 lo $5 95 an IOLX to

Can R Mickeleen Owl-war I tarn 8 2pm weekdays 471-6610 RRRS SOE

OIRECT CARE WORKER • n a i l Mr group home m Canton FMI ama. "nought poamon avaaapie M a i Ba ai west 16 with mgh *oftoM M o -man or GEO WCLS training cart»-

requared $8 IS an V x r la atari CaM 397-IS 17

An EquM Opportunity Employer

DIRECT CARE WORKER instruction care and I M m W of

pBpuMhon Fg« tana and part hme poaMiona 11 aBafnii OuaMkcahona mclude Mgh schod diploma. v * M drnmr* Be ana* and good written communication * k M SeneM package m eluded Naar Metro Airport CMI MBa'Ban 11am 3pm 7S3-4SM

DIRECT CARE WORKER m Plymouth noma MuM M IS, h M •MM driver * kcerss grade I t * -

FuB oma slter noons » » ' hi to atari plu* b a n a l M CMI Patty 420-0678

DIRECT CARS WORKJRB •ad In HarWiMa Area PtM 8

r a s School o S o m a

DIETARY FOOO

Newburgh, Weedend^nserioy Rd.. no

FLORIST CLERK - awperlence pre-Isrred, M t p e t Urns po-

F U ) 5 w F R O M J O r 8

33018 W. 7 MSs. Uvonia

0 0 H e i p W a a t s d

•nOCWY STORE MAftAQER NCA I MMSJ RN RW person toi aerwee 8 mal Expenencad onfy Sam I * M - 6 4 S 3 and

N B ^ M H a ^ a g s e M p a n — a T M a aa OMoe. i Hap* * Bmcw Apia. JS790 Grand RMar

Hhtag M N 0 S « CLEAMNO ParVTMm

MOUOAY MONEY - M M M -l a i i a M M toad SBBSMCM. P M MS BIBBS BIN. M|<K.» M MOM awe • u p a r a i a r t o l B . w e carver aH

• D I R E C T C A R E ^ H BUT SO MUCH MORE)

M M MuM M KJB ume 6 M M a Group Itoma experience n a M M Each M6R aNS have loaponMSty M

•DIETARY

. HOME UPKEEP ( M M I • CLOTMBR» S PERSOBUL DARE

28366 FranMM Rd .

162-6272 An EquM OpporhaMy I

m Church. 5635 Sheldon Rd Can-ton. M l 48187 tor •dcumaUon caB

48*4013

DISTRIBUTION

MUB

CYLINDER DESIGNER

A flrpoSig i i B M B M * M c y M d M t dStar SMS pow-ar product* haa an ImmeM-M opening Bt product da-«gn /da«MopmM Ttaa M a hands-on po*Mcn S M ro-gmrs* some I M d power aa-perwnoa. Dearse J i R r r t l i but not requted. Sand ro-aume 8 aaMry r o q M r ^

FLAIRCINE P 0 SOX 439

FARMMOTOt*. Ml 4S332-0439

EOUIPMEMT OPERATOR

muel M 6 br t^H and aaS atortar who la luiiu l i l g i M i l i I

DOGGROOMER For mobMsoratoe

FuB or part Uma 50%. Exportanoad C M 254-7040

OO VOU HAVE DESIGN axperv enca? Oo you BM to deeign 6 buBd prototypaa? Ars you ana o l thoaa WMI lots o l axpartanoa 8 noamere to use your taMnt*? Why nol caB us M 591-2271 $ M tor Ext. 106

DRAFTSPERSON Wanted tor tupe labrlcMor Good

A p p N o t 2777 Product D r ! ^ S S i -MrHSN or cad 863-5100.

DEPENDABLE DRTVER ^ • M M ^ H o l home

I l r * L Good bena-ttts CMan driving record a muat C a f 455-4620

QTMNABTICS PMTRUCTOR • L e a d . MM aMmoona $ S M M Ba-ifangfiam araa. CaS Lon at I

• una i • » i i n

i z i i z r s i z .

FURNITURE HANOLER/I . .

H A M DESIGNER - Radtord Twp. araa. Experienced ai aaa. odor S

R d - F a n M n e W Has, M 4861S

FURNTTUREI naadad SBME0IATB.Y M M M M /

lur-

M M W tor eager 8 craaMve axPvMuaM Apply el WW Mane Con-nection. on Grand RNer 8 Haggerty

•oppornmrty M grow Gorman'* Gaflary o l h n a FurMMa.

4 7 * 7 ? t 2

cManmg. grmdBtg. A M tor Cas

F«M Una, we M l star1 M j S . 0 0 / hr App ly a t S 8 G OMBB. 11SSS HuP-Pord. 9vo iM ( M l MBIIBIISII 8 F*rm-

Plymoulhl

H A M DESMNERS a M M Techr»-

i M M M known Cham M I M •Mon* We need two q u a M M poo-ple now tor our Canton Salons Edu-

non arM ad.anoemsm CaS Carol 1-7100 or 451-6250

H O U S E C L E A N P R S O r M Hours 8 Poyl

261-7796 THE MAJOS PITERNATIOB4AL

CsB Mon thru Sat 477-4060

For buoy 3 o u M M d aaMn 8 0 * LUiiaiBaaton. Caa

464-7640 or 353-0070

844-5144

HOUSEKEEPER BECOME PART

OF A WINNING TEAM!

We ar* seeking wmners l o y w o u team ax Houeakaepers. kgM mM tenance and g rounM

• FMxMM h o r t M and part ume SM your emm hour*

• Greet pay and banalM • ExosOenl working condit ion*

APPLY M PERSON OR CAU. SS 1-0770

AMmgProoM Apartment* on Drake R e . N. o l MapM

t n M H M O I W MucanSald

861-2750 mgton. N. M

EXPERIENCED PAMTER8 wamad. muM hava own tooM 8 t r a n a p t g * oon CaS9am-4pm 478-2778

EXPERIENCED ROOFERS WANTED 471-4848

EXPERSNCED- TYPIST inquiry at AB OuaBty

281-4450

HELD SERVICE Landing manutacturw ol ooe meaaurmg nioLhlne* neede M*d aemoa personnel tor maBaSaPon

DRIVER - M l «me (Mon thru SM.) neeMd In UvonM Oay i m . Muat

I driving record. Provtoue

427-2660 An EquM Opportunity Employer

DRIVER M a M $75 00 tor approximately 6 hours wort I M Friday merwig* each weak Muat have cieen drtmno record. CaB 524-97M

DRIVER NEEDED, must have good prMng raoord Ca i Mr Oarvwy M 591-6437 tor *ppointment

DRIVER NEH3ED tor dry c M n e r * pickup 8 delivery Need own car $7 to $15 per hr CaB: M1-2BD8

or 531-3922

travel throughout U.S. MecMMcM and eMcBronlc beckground he ipM Two year* machine tort or aPMMr background requPM PMaaa m-< M a aaMry Natory wRh rweums to: 0EA Personnel. 47100 Plymouth. UvonM. Ml 48150

GENERAL LABOR Jooa 1 W i i u r n Wayna. AB MMM

$4 50-Sft/hr M M uve iM ia CaS - $25-8226

ETD Ta

GENERAL LABOR Experienced Dr j i M n • • e a d W » c o n M a r mexperienead CaS tor ap-pomtmenl >47-6870 or 347-67 «

GENERAL LABOR; Machine Shop.

hr Apply at 24680 N. tnduoarlal Or N. oI Grand Rhor bei Haggerty 8 M M M

DRIVERS C M Driver* auburtien FuB or port Uma MuM have or M a M to obtain PVL tor SouthftMd * no anawor

396-3250

FITNESS OPPORTUNITY

$7.00 Per Hr. B NO Exper lance Macaaaary e Complete Training Program

Opartnga - LadMa DMalon ll you entoy working wtth peoPM and s o a l Bks helping Mem Improve themeehme urtng M a M m ata»e-rt-tho-art Btnaes equipment- M a o p p o r W t y IS aaMng tor you.

MuM M « and look a 3-4 day amrt wwek L m M s r l company p M borv

DRfVERSi'INSTALLERS tor reMB tunMure oompeny Experience pi aMrad but «M tram

CaS John a i W M r M d

DRIVERS Headed part Oma tor the Chnetma* IT For more mtormatlon M

357-5300

DRIVERS 8 PACKAGING ExcMMnt atamng wage, good Mne -ftts Apply In person 10em-3pm $2754 * I M . m a Rd.Fai i iMngton.M8h

DRIVERS

• laBiarit i $7-811 par hr M M have own car S j o o d driving faoord X a J Dommo * Ptns M Wayne 722-S208

PaM much more. Apply M:

FITNESS USA HEALTH SPAS M c m / w e d j * n 30000 Telegraph Rd.. B Tuss./Thur*./SM 7677

GENERAL LABORERS $7,25/HOUR

wanted lor Uvonia load plant 30 plus ix*xs per week. M *fnft* ava*-M pravloua production or heavy

Fo rd l

opparMWy

| HAMORESSERS W/CUBITELE

•od C M

HAMORESSER/SHAMPOO M part «mw Naw remodeled Sago-n a ' i Haa Salon. Good pay KaPMan

476-7171

BaMd Uvonia shop on 8 0 * oomrma-saorv pMd vacation 8 bonua. aoma • B i n l N l pi etarrad Greet working condMonaS atmmphare CaB Lmde Wed thru Sat 476-4330

HOUSEKEEPERS - FuB 6 part tans CJ ueBam working oondMona. Good

HOUSEKEEPERS 6 OMlary Help needed tor Senior CMMan Apt SMg m Weeuenc FuB and pan bme

451-1155

HOUSEKEEPERS HIT THE ROOF

RED ROOF WW of Rocneew MBN * now Nrtng houeakaapars. . FuB/ pari «me positions B M M i • Oay Un a hours.

Crocks spply In parson a t 2560 ROM. Rochaelar fMa.

L i b r a r ^ / g g s t a n i

MANPOWER z s r s r r s s i 2246 G M T a h M K o o e a

O P E N I N G S FOR

U G H T I N D U S T R I A L J O e S

r J S r . z z f s J i x z r x

• S N E L L I N G L I T E M P O R A R I E S

UGHT INDUSTRIAL

ILATHE/MHJJNG MACHMB M M I - M U M I B B I I O P P M

s ^ r r " s ^ « ^ - R -Regialer w i th as W s M a a S a y O d 16, 19M .

I N S U R A N C E

HALT! Read no

further than this a d

Seceuee^kMN >Ms pay

2-3 f r t Experience

KNTTOI

B. HAMIL PERSONNEL 424-8470

HOUSEKEEPING/GROUNDS per-n knmadMM poeltlon a v r t M M tor

aftmg rsQursC Apply a t 28244 Rd. Mon thru Fn. M m 4pm

JTPA FUNDED

GENERAL MAJNTENANCE Peraon wantad tor FanMnoton complax MuM M expertencad. neat and d»-p a n d a M SMary plua bonaSM. knmadMM opening CM: John P. CarroS Co 352-6550

HAIRDRESSER MaBurs. apartBng person who • motivated. B K M I — • • — a l i i n l a M n n p appaar-

Ington HP* 563-2370

HAJRSTYUST /Barber or Deautlrlan wan tM M vary buey shop CBerMe waMtg Tha name ol tha Miop • Shars Your Haa 27726 Plymouth

425-5440

HAIRSTYLIST FuB or part-t ime CMnk . Dufce"* FsmPy Hair Shop Radtord, L M n a a m CMI

WeeMnd apt uJinmurWty CaB be-

HOUSEHEEPWKJ SERVICE naada dopendoM people to cMan • »

a aBahN. Sen*ang PtymoMh. Can-ton, L M M 8 Fsrming»OfL 453-7860

HOUSEKEEPING/ JANITORIAL Help warned mornings

Expenencad Uvorae area. C M 9-3. 772-3060

531-6597

GENERAL SHOP fabricating and proas oparMor. MuM M IS yeers and rtdar M p i y vsdng 30175 Foid. Garden C*y

FITTER FOR aholasMs p l c h * s trams «hop ExceBent pay and borv efits Mon -Frt No weekend*

I 399-6161

FTTTER-I Mavy pMte and rtrucMI. Experience required CjimBanl ben-M a Apply M 2M7S SmPh Rd. Romulus

FTTTERS Expertanco wWi convwyer $11 per hr / l ie ia f lu . 13541 Detroit

FLAME HARDENERS Malgfwener expenencad only. " y g s j j j

Drivers Wanted $$ Roam* Transportation is looking lor M m drivers tor our Md ieoMd operation Two yaar* nartSMIa ex-perience Good drhrtng record Company paid benaT- 1

pay Naw Equipment

.TEAMS ONLY 532-8118

DfWERS'V JdanMd tor PI p«a-up FuB and pan-ome and • M end* Contact C S C Tr

FLEET MECHAMC FuB lime. aRemoon*. 40 voMrtss. GM Mi and 1 ton. CartMcaPon pre-Mrred-ort iiai.'iaaaan' MuM M MfiM->ar with sun i M g r m M , e M p m e n t C M Mr Houaa 525-3856

GET CASH FOR

COLLEGE Saving sp tor coBegs • eeey sMen you ion ths learn M liSamaal PuP-Bahmg. w e o f M

HAIR STYLBT Great upportimity tor right paraon. AaMan l /B iy l la l WhBa you b u M cPantal at Downtown RoyM O M salon Gua ranMd •al-ary C d m . 545-1790

- HAIRSTYLIST Make 8 5 *

7 MBe 8 Farmmglon Rd C M Tuas -Sat 478-6180

HAIR STYLIST 8 ManKurM wanted tor growing Farmmglon HPa —ton M u d have cBentM Rental apace C M Tues -Sat »30em-6pm

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Housekeeping Deportment Mayflower H o M . Plymouth

453-1620

A G E N C Y P O S I T I O N S SuulliBMd - L N O M - Troy

Detroit - Daerborn - FarmlngBon CunmieicM 8 P e r a o M L M a

CONCORD PERSONNEL 19500 MPiPahM Rd- 47S-2200

J O - A M F A M C I

i r t

INSURANCE EXPEF9ENCED ONLY Smce ma Mas M l cowtpariy paid) are *o low. campama* c M us Mst. so why don t you? Wa BIO a oorpo-rekon of The aiiUpeniMwt mauranca

— of Meh a aarvM M I P M

30600 TaMgraph Rd.. S u M 2S36 Birmmgham. M 4SC10

IMMEDIATE OPEMNGS „-e who arenandteappod. L

Or-a. cars, aerwor o tnen. or woman m eerty piegnency who would Bha4o wort here • your chanoM FuB 8 part ume hours, guar M e e d wegea. bonueee 6 U a a S i , no aipanenca • i cnaery C M M Rhodes

1-600-243-6665

WfTERNAL AUDITOR »T Growing Com

o«)«o<l»ng L Highly M M posMpn M OM grow mg FMsncMI SarRos Srm Bu l l BIB*

HAIRSTYLIST Needed- pert Ume Hourly wage Uvonia. C M Batter Cape today 477-9440

FLORAL DESIGNER Expenencad Frti time or port Oma. Apply m persOn I M E MsPLj Ior th-

Psrt-Tims

You oat . $4.50 - $8.00/1* . Hours schadMed around

We're a young company wPh an en-ergetic styto. To |om our M m . you naad good phono SUM and the drive to ainceart GM a head start on coBage and B caroar. C M our U v o M ofSoe M 421-7438. or our Garden Cay oMoe M 261-0813 be-tween 5:30 pm and 8 3 0 pm

FLORIST OESIGNER - FM or part-M a Expartanca or M t ram Bene Btx W M BlDonMMd or OoPrt l B P

GOLF How about gattkig paM $S-SS^tr p M bsnsSu. tor doing aunMPPig you lovM Wa n a M poopM M anwaor incoming o M P M c M n m a r * ip-

HAIR STYUST/Hai T*chnicien* wanted tor growaig *alon Expen-encad wPh scans c t a n M prsBerrod Wa o f M benefits and oiNancod training. C M 9S1-5S11

INCOME TAX PREPARERS

Ho axpwiance or aaponancM Free training now. FuB or port tana employment opportunities ai ym* ne^hbomood tor tax season tor

p l M t r M n m g

NePonwM income Tsx Service 564-7640

I n d u s t r i a l A r t s A i d e ars soaking an B u p w d M to

HAIRSTYLISTS needed - M l or pert time Advancod trslnmg P M vocation Canton C M 961-8190

H A M S T Y U S T - wPh

a a M M t homa lo Mart. CMSara rv

HAROPfGE CHUCKER OPO^ATOR Expenencad oMy, on p iacMon ma-

F\B Garden City area Hytrol 281-6030

HOTEL - DILLON BP! ol Farmmglon HMs has a i a m * M i opening* tor M tront <MM SIMM PMeaa apply at DMon mn oTFarmaigton HBP. 30715 12 M M Rd

RADISSON SUITE HOTEL

enmg program, at an mr t j s tnp sal-ting This P a MMPwa uj imriganl poamon on days. FamMartty M i

JOB COUBBSELOR - M M P Osprse M UUIIIUBMB ar traa. Mow -Frt 8AM-

"rftwT

JOBS AVAILABLE N O W EllLBSllll M B M Farmmglon HMs. mo or hem CaB tor appompnant atari wo r t M

Norrell Services 563-5881

Legal Professionals

Law Students Para Legais

Legal Secretaries

z s z z r s z z F t t : -ban areas C M today tar mors aPor-

353-1836

Legal Personnel Pool T a r t j & H a e B i a i M i i r t

l C % 2 3 8 F o r P R d Q a r t M C P y . M M U S

KELLY TEMPORARY

SERVICES TM-He»BTPPSSM

F " " ^ s l j e f I O S S A N * * ™ * 1 0

Wm Beaumont Hoepital

3601 W 13 RoyM O M . M 46072

(313) 258-3715

P gl iminnaM wor tmg with p r o M

Ao Equel Opportunity Employer

INSTALLERS 8 SERVICE TECHNOANS

Needed tor orowPtg FarMig ton HBP mvAC Co M M have at-paremoa. own looM M M neadl true* Long hrs.. d .w Utiig 47SOOS2

LIBRARIAN JOPI T « GREAT SCOTT F

FuB tana Start - W S - f i 5

DFWVERS wMt CMOB 2 n e a d M tar Kkm deBvery wor t ( M B M M record a musL C M 522-36W

An E q M QpportunPy Employor

0RIVER To run s r ranM In our company a P CMS. M M hmm good drWPig raoord OavP Auto Care. 807 Oohervy Dr inns , ma 346-5115

DRIVER person h r CofProl

W M 1M70 CMM. 451-0277

DBWVEWAY ATTENTANT tor M l sarvtos SPM AMB Coro. Bts-madMBe openmg Hourly P * " bonua and b a n M PMaaa c M 563-2C2

DRY C L E M M - MS Maa h M

DRY CLEANERS - FwniPiglcr MSM

M S dancmg I i l i a I W I P M 6 part

m g m n i i a g h - C M i l l ssss

O. FVJF- RTR* I I i expsrtsncad I rer 8/or PsMn(

FOREMAN/MECHANIC

man.1 r n s t « w *

g a s s s a g s . e g ^ " '

FOSTER PARENTS love and C M tor sex neons

•mo neaM you by becoming a toa-•ar p a r M tor an adrt l M B maMM

Ion. Entar Me personal

0°* M ! pbSPTM yS

Wayna County M 4 » - 6 B

F R K MARKETWfG TRAPPNG •CM flBSoa Ol BIN " Pon needs 2 kM 1

351-6700

GOOO AT DETMLB7 CoimPng/

GRAPMC 8XUBTRAT0R - M P M or Pas M M p o M M ewPPro M8-e n M I H I S " ' Should of logo iMiPmimanf 6 pmsn isBnn* or Wor t wPk progn

(PCS L.IIMII * JPVRW...-I at 37S2S Grand R M r Farm-

.N IGI a • -LMsrBng a hours. W B 1

PAYROLL/BENEFIT COORDINATOR

G r o w t h o r w n t e d subsNSary of s 10.4 M k n doSs r b M * h o i d i n g c o m p e n y h a s s c a i e s r o p p o r t u n i t y l o r s P a y r o i / -BenafH C o o r d l n e l o r n a s p u i M h a t i M « a t n c * j d * | p r o o -6SMng t i i M i M l y s n d s a n p - m o n t W y p a y r o i s v ia P M PC l o t a p p r o x . 5 0 0 a m p i o y s B S . m s n s g M f l bana lM p r o g r a m . w i d a c t M f l as s k a s i o n M t h c o r p o r s t s o f f t c a C a n d i d a t e m u s t hava 1 -2 y e a r s p r e v i o u s p a y r o l e x p e r i e n c e , a s c a l -ignt c o m m u n i c a t i o n s k a s s n d b s d a t a « o r i e n t e d . W e o f fer s c o m p r e h e n s i v e bene f l t p a c k a g e n d u d U g p a d v a c a t i o n , m w l i c a l s n d d s n U I c o v e r a g e a n d e A i c a -t i o n a s s i s t a n c e S a l a r y u j n a n e n e u r a l e • « > e a p e r t s n c * P lease s u b m i t r e a u m e MMh sa la ry N a t o r y 1o:

P.O. Box 5823 T r e y , M I 4 S M 7 - 5 S 2 3

E q w o J Opportunity E w i p M y c r ti/F

ol $26,000 M yaar C M Mary

GRP4DER HANO - LD-RTJO aapart-B A I I I I I I I IB I M M v M

M ANOUNO* SUPOVMOR~H

groumM S B M H I M M M I U I I P S

FULL TIME K B M M I J V P M T M JB —

IBaragar- 32SSS W 7 M M . M 11. u M H a e *

A n E p a M O M

C I N E M A R K T H E A T R E S

N O W H I R I N G We have mterastmg port ions as:

CASHIERS, M A N A G E M E N T T R A I N E E 8

CONCESSION ATTENDANTS, USHERS A PROJECTIONISTS Join our Team at an axtftlnQ 8 s u p * ™ * * Movie Theetre Chein. We need, neet, trust-worthy 8 dependeWe people for Dey or Evening; f x * or Part-time work. Reared Persona 8 Cottage Student* Weloornel Competitive wagaa. sneaSant chance for advancementl Stop In 8 sae what we can work out for you. Apply:

TERRACE THEATRE 30400 Ptymouth Rd.. Livonia

STOCK CLERKS SHOPPING CENTER MARKET haa immediate lull time openings lor stock clerks. Muat be 18 years or okJer. Heavy lifting required. Excellent pay. Apply m paraon a t

SHOPPING CENTER MARKET

F A R M E R J A C K

S U P E R M A R K E T S IMMEDIATE OPENINGS

FOR ENTRY LEVEL POSITIONS NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY

JOIN THE NO. 1 SUPERMARKET TEAkl • Promotional opportunities • Flexible schedules • Scheduled wage increases baaed on

seniority A dean, friendly work environment /in tha storm mmiimwr at the following

locations to obtain employment appli-cation and additions/ details.

^8 Farmmglon Rd.

h ? S 5 a 8 N e w b u r g h R d .

3010 Lm^LsfcTRd'aT"

I O r c h a r d L a k a R d . a l l

C A S H I E R S , C A S H I E R

8 S T O C K H B L P .

trornng 6 (MB M M i r i l l l l MOMS OMPOUragaa to B p p t y C M

o a u v i R v DMh-ery /SMM P

/STOCK

M Apply M por ton Mon Mm Fn . M M P l E i M H M M MBL. 22790 NaMM D r t « B M M M M l RoodS MpoapwproM a M S MBM

o f r v g L O P a a i e u B . 0 8 * I B M M M have 0 * M

IB* p M K I M 8 > ' n * e . t —

OMA S L I D

Kind*rCeref*rofBBalon1

•ons tar M B M S TaPMpr M '» I IBM Teacher* ere M a OvBSPM M Ms

M B r S J s "

young c h M a n p pretarrsd MR PM

B P M M M 6 T l -

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• 8 4 3 3 O R C H A R D L A K E R O

L A I 1 S B

Q U A L I T Y S U B C O H T R A C T O R S • W A R E H O U S E !

O R D E R F I L L E R S $ $ $ B I G N E W S $ $ $

G J L S . OFFERING $ 2 2 5 - $ 2 S 0 PER W E E K S M N S * lobs wltti daylhna

MAZZAM CONST. C0M INC

537-3733 AH

l U W M m M

|QROCERY| PERSONNEL

Fun & p«rt tlma poaWona available

or older. College students wsloome. 86.00 to stert m most

Apply at: FOOO EMPORIUM 37390 W. 6 Mlto Rd.

4 F *

L I G H T I N D U S T R I A L

U P T O S 6 . 5 0 / H R .

13077 O n w M L S u M M l BoutaMM. Ml 46075

»ia tm mm ot nmmw

HANDY PEOPLE NEEDED

M y l m l w i l m —»aralgoodp—-«g jo— to p—<to WHO B i a m wor t

0 4 E Monday. October 16. 1009

. I O M I •res

W" » - M l i II i i A KfMK n l i p W * M M 3 W

mom X S 1 X

500 He lp W a n t e d 900 H a l p W a n t e d 800 H a » W a n t e d

Fua-arm C a l M a r

QUAUTV cornet M A W f l C T n „ s s j r a a s : A

500 H a i p W a OEEOCMMOPH

0 4 E

I b e I M X M k H k .

F M M k * m * aa — | I — I .

ZJZZZZZZS; Hourly rata bagma al « * * Apwt -<r—M per—n. R — t a i n — n m o « Peraonne. D ie 'v . p l f c 721 170. Oarttay. mi 4 6 0 »

MAINTENANCE AOOMTANT M n g M n H I token- » J « * " F — « part M m . E a n - g p o N — T ~ .

S n « , p t o . . « ^ t o . j r 5 r a s g ^ a g a a a s n a a m ® " * * l l •wwnwa. t x c a n r n oom-

« you Me money, muatc A b—Ma M i a l Mark. C M Aim. MT-aaao

MANAGEMENT TRAINEE

t « H V

P r o c e s s o r

r c r s s r s a :

'•Ll'" - T " SSwfSTesw M M « I M - •• u n a

a n o w t M h f M 470-1000

P R E S S O P E R A T O R S METAL BTMMPMS

- or M g l T i T n . o T X j S y ' l t t 1 * ' a 2 5 721-3281 M b char^a p o ^ T O t a W - J M

a t tool room i m i i M B i i m p — T M < " • * - 0 0 — a n » to a mm* « — • w a n

p m o t o o * * w s t » W k M p M M

800 H a i p W a n t e d

P A R T T I M E « •

Opwrelors lo t l K W tadimqu—. Fua bme

e i g h l hand work

To q u M * . you naad re—t— irane-por nation. Cab Kaby today:

$7 50 par hour, b i n i l l A 1 badroom —an-U— la ratoMbad. C M Mr. MaM

C M 6 — 1 1 I I 0-» M — M u F r L _ £ ^ * *

MAMTENANCE PERSON ubighaw oMoa lu l J tag aa I Omar to do 8Mb m a t a — i o imdakaaptag. C— Fr—b or Naal

394-7900

RXR™*™ B. HAMIL PERSONNEL

424-6470 MANICURIST/NAIL TaebMctan/

m m m W lor ataaHMi— l Moving and expandtag. Qraal •nunm— Uvoi—. Fai—r—on . A M tar OMna. daya

H C U n S T naadad M U t m e tar Ingham salon WW. obanlata M b * G r M psrcenlaja ^CM

MARKFTMG SUPPORT

inoer praaaura a muat A H p—e banaM packa— to batag o»-torad mdudtag aa fi—toyae Sloe*

• r i w M Haw-_Q 11Ml 1 c a n a i l a i i

r S p l a - Human HMOUTUM FIREMAN'S FUND

MORTGAGE CORPORATION 27966 Famkngton Rd.

Farmmglon HON. ML 46016 a—Opporhmby Cmptoi— M / f / H

eo+<**m - o t Cantar/Mi

PRM11R m i poaMon on WaO p r e —

Good banaMa. On Sctm—raf t . ba-f a n l l—burgh t Lav—- 462-27»3

Bank. 3001 8 Stala St Ann Arbor. Ml M100.

^ Mtaorky/T an—aftai idK«pp»r1 ,Vel

PART T1MC TELEPHONE O—CRor* a axpartanoa naoaaaary. Mo . Ftoxtoto h o r n . Earn M - S t O

hour. Cab Mr. I t 567-731«

PART T 1 K t—iporary w a

PRINTER Looking lor tha dgM wdMual *Mh

anponence on A . I . 0 U prsss— FM lima. • to W Bloo.nl>—araa. 661-1230

PRPmNG COMPANY lor Mrtppmg 6 camara — r t . tmn-Ingt. Radtord ama. ?S6-22bO

PMNTblQ COMPANY locatad In I halp. Drtvar. A Praaa i anLNc pay • •

-,TA , tow our M a r t * laa— 0 »

P P. B o . 730. Ply—>UM. Ml «6170

FHONMT m i b i B tar mr-~

i M l t l l C M » » « W

RECEPnONMT^SECaaTAHY biMtotiia 6-6. Mon. -

F r l 90 c — m . 1 yaar aapartonoa. wo rd - p rocaaa lnc /Lo tua . non-• n o k a r poManad. 16.50 par hour, plua tub banana M a i raauma to WMam M Oram. 12740 Lyndon, DotroM. M l . 46227

RETAIL OPPORTUNITIES

SERVICE PERSON FOR ab

- i * - , Toy O — ChaM. » " — Scoap—o toUJboalk— tor M l 6

poafltona tor B — aoon-to-opan atoraln:

• Rochester Hills

— d appbeanta — t o apply

aamtoa. Cspan-and buck tiatoM.

I H (Ejpartnoa a phial Cab 474-7100

SERVICE TECMMOAN

s s s y w n a r -• SETUP/REP A M

Fanipy » — d Co. naada • • • M k c r — | M Snarpa S c — M a i M l n SMup parr Paraon tor Day OMA. 63 1-2000

RECEPTIONIST tor buoy Baauty Salon. Franfcin, Fua uma. C M 6am-6pm.

656-5466

RECEPTIONIST wantad pan Uma tor baauty aaloo I Farmmgton Hbto. C a l tor appomtmant 655-505

RECEPTKJNtST community

Troy 362-1100 ~ MAWTEMAMCE PERSON WanMd

KELLY TEMPORARY

SERVICES

n a n 6 Joy. Mon.-

ty 30 hra a waak w poaltion to quaMy

An Equal Opportunby EmpMyar

I dubaa. Corv

MAINTENANCE PERSON naadad tor hanvy apHnta iM o o m — M y fet

n HMa. bbaraalad paraona 474-0002

NEW AND QROWINQ SEEKS SUPPORT STAFF

MRS. K'S r. ObndabMc OPPORTUNITY

Wabpa—r. 0bnda6 Mora CAREER(

— r t a h o p 6 hour* par day: 06 SO par hour. MuM hami axpananc working with Ma handicuppai l a a a a aand r — a to:

PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT 117 TURK ST

PONTIAC. Ml 46053 An EquM OpportunWy Cmployar

tor loo Fnandty ton . CardbtM

- i « r i - T M FbM And t h a i

LIGHT MAINTENANCE INDOOR TENNIS CLUB

BLOOMRELD HILLS Sat. 8am-3pm Sun. 8am-3pm

Exceaont hourly rata C a l for appt.

332-9221

wor t aa l i i tar i l—ara 6 M oMar ro-

protoaalonto paopM to K M our atora anpantoon program. Wa ara »aali.lng

FULLTIME STORE MANAGEMENT

ANO SALES CONSULTANTS

PEOPLE LOVERS S5-7 par hr graabng Hudac t o m a n and praaanMig oon

MAMTENANCE PERSON 2 M naciaaaa^'. 65-«jp ad. O o —

jartonca. Farmbto- p a r l a n c a 477-54*8 compan—

5?K?t d a a l r a d Eceat lan t

LPN/CHARQE NUf^SE day ahM or part Mna mMnkMt M R M ima* prtvataty oanad tadMy Ex-• i l l ril — i k i n g oondMona. compato V»a pay 6 banabu. For appL cab St JudaCon.raHlc.nt d r .

MAMTENANCE poaMon tor It oonvnunfty In WaaOand.

«. $5.50 to Mart. BanaMa a«ab-t. 450-0600

MAINTENANCE - part Mna. 20 I tra^ wk. tor LNonM oMoa Mdg. Dubaa M-

cobaga MudoM or ratlrad paraon. C M f t r A n o b C k

MAINTENANCE Paraon m a d i a tor Apaitmanl Com-

M N. " * ~

ouM twenty M mator bubdar haa lmm«ct<ai<

bona. C*J or aand raaun 201-6660

14006 Farmmglon Rd. Uvonia Ml 46154

Expartanoad L—al wort only naad *pp*r Cab 6 la—a m i u i B i

522-7158

MASON TENOER Expartanoad only. Cab 6

TRUCK MECHANICS WANTED Cab bat—an: 1pm-5pm

343-3164

Po—Mal -S16-625K Ca l 563-6200 or m M raauma lo M r k ICa. 20237 Orchard Laka Rd.. Farmmglon HMa. ML. 40016.

NAIL TECHNICIANS Wantad tor MkchaTa. Uvonia M a i Flaxtola hour*. C a l Johanna:

471-7171

543-4600

PERSON or c o « M wantad tor oMoa ctoanmg. part Mna ananbtga- M — t w F f l N M Rd. and Qrand RNar

ML C M 031-3070- or34»-32>0

PERSON to partorm vartoua |o to In Farmbtglon H I (Hal elaanbiB.

S W T 456-7010 An EquM Opportunity Emptoyar

MACHINE WbTTERS

MMa. fildna

mum 06 48 Mart plua ba—M i a l M l i . C M tor appmnbw—l

476-7212

MACHINE OPERATOR M a M

opaiatora #31-2000

MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN

RapkSy gro—<g pMabc Ung • a t 5 - 1 0 s r *

Strong Know4-and atactrortc

lor Van Oom kMct ton Mokttng hydraubca pratorrad. Expal-lant oompa—Mton pack age includ-ing c o m p a M M btnga program Rapfy M paraon or by a tM to:

p | p | MflBQftT

UBRALTER PLASTICS. INC

Ml M165 Opp«

MACHME OPERATORS naadad to paefca— an»Mopaa. Starting — g a 66 .10m. wtth achaduMd rata bt-

oflar paid I paM vaeal

In paraon: Huafcy Envatopaa. 1 » § e ! WaM MapM RH. WMad Laka. Ml

MACHINE . OPERATORS

•Y

muat ba a . a l a b l i In mo—nga. Cab Mon-Frt. aak tar Kan M 451-1030

MAJOR OPTICAL COMPANY naada paraon tor otortcM 6

—Mon: Entry MvM.

MACHME OPERATORS

For production wor t , working on mMa. dri to — d MP—. Starting aat-a r y t e par hr . 40 hr. — r t — a k .

tly and partormanca O a r — pack-aga altar 60 daya. Apply ka paraon at Oavo—Mra Manutadurar

MACHINE OPERATORS

lant organizational M b . Salary lo c o m w — — r M a <»Mi axparianca. Sand raauma M u d t o g aaMry ra-qukamanta lo adanbon: O, P.. P.O. Box 5001. a

MANAGEMENT CAREERS FuB Service Restaurant

Company wM train $17,600 to otart Nofeo BPb M

MECHANIC - CERTVIS) Braka 6 muMar Mop . Oood working

W. Btoambatoaraa. • k M 626-6131

MECHANIC - axpartancad In Ight aqulpmant. n — -

6 rap—. LnuMwil ba—IHa. 40 hour waak. Apply In paraon 8am-t2noon. Mon-Frt 20661 WddMbatt Rd. S o l 6 m — U v o n M 476-6250

MECHANIC Haavy dtaaal truck rapak

Cab Jbn. 634-5240

MECHANIC/MAINTENANCE on < — t r u c k * and traban. ExparV ancad. F u i and part Uma Banabta.

a. C a l Wch 421-7774

MECHANIC Maadad. do— not hava to ba 6-canaad. Top pay. ImmadUla oparv inga. CMI 687-7029

MECHANK: Oak Par t landacapa co. Muat hava axparianca on truck* 6 —«n aquip-

ABANDON YOUR SEARCH

CartlAad macftanlc* with toot. Wor t M brand nmm 12-bay l ac *—. M l Oamana. Waa—nH, t YpManM C M Tina, 506-6600or462-1162

MECHANICS - CartMad naadad at two locattona. Compatlttv* pay

plan. MC. Apply m paraon at: Flra-atona. 200 Ann Arbor Rd, Plym-outh. or c— Marty 4SJ-JPOO

MECHANIC'S HELPER AuN * Mob* - UvonM

Aak tor Randy or Qary 427-6150

MECHANIC to — r t In Parts Dapart-

. Expartanca on ak oompraa-torkbtt. Itght conatructkm

522-9031

NAIL TECHNICIANS Expartanoad In manicuring, acrybc. m a n a—p and gM. Buay —op In Uvonia. Ca l Ja—na at. 525-5456

NATIONAL CAR RENTAL naa part hma poaMona opan tor Shut— Drtvar*. Compa—va wagaa. haxMa hour*. Muat h o M g o o d ortv-Ing racord Apply In p a r — - " 336. Luc— D> Bu»*ng 336. Matro Airport

NATIONWIDE Mark at Raaaarch Company naa— nMinlawai i lo work m b—r own commaMy. C a l KandM at. 500-0444

NEEDED pari Oma datogn halp tor upacaM bowar (hop m LNonM Must hava axpartanoa, A M tor S u —

501-0120

NEW STORE Opanmg. Mancuao * OuaMy Martat. M poamona avab-abto Apply bam-bpm, 42636 W 7 Mia. H^Nand Lakaa Shopping Can-tar. NorPnl la. Mich.

NIOMT LEADER MutUpla 6 Smgla Splndto S c r — MacNna axparianca a muat. Oood

Cab 931-2000

N K X T MANAGER tor laUiamara complax. Partoct tor RaOrad Paraon. Part Uma. Uvonia a r — 425-3060

NIGHTS INN ipt ino acipacano

pratorad but

41216 Ford Rd at 1-275, not mandatory. Piaaaa apply —

\ Canton

NO EXPERIENCE naad— tor M a

provtda paid training. Id—I hour*, good pay. l ianabt* and mora An ax-oabant opportunity tor h o m a n — n C M Moly MaM M 347-3377

OFFICE CLEANERS - Part Uma avw-rang wor t Good pay. South—Id and Troy ara— 9106 Fraaland. S o l W Chicago. Oatrolt

OFFICE SERVICE CLERK South—Id company aa—• mto-room/—ppmg/raoaMng d a r t Can-dklat* w e ba laapciri—ill, anargat-ic. dapandM— and mamtam a good driving racord Soma haavy Ift ing raqukad Muat — w « n g lo wo r t baxlbl* hours Includtog aoma avanlngi Sand raauma to P.O. Box 300. SoutMWd. Ml.. 46037

OPFSET PRESSMAN (2) - 1 anoad on A B . Dick 360 Pro with T51 ha— 1 tor 360 praaa and bktdary

342-5244

MENTAL HEALTH WORKER With ASL MM*. 40 hour* par wa— For mtormatton ca l 427-1662

METAL MOOCL MAKER

ONE (1) PERSON OFFICE M matura RacaptlonMt

knaaladg* oI typing 6 Ight book-kaapkig. Cab Ooar Lumbar Co.. attar 12:30pm,

I. Opan lngab iM i I to Mow mofcjmg or

j hato— w a M good wa—and banaM packaga and — II I i l l m opporv.r*ty tor ad-

— J w T b — N a S T M i Waaband

MACHME SHOP

rataurant ch—t oltar* n p l d M . 5 day wor t wa— and I to pacpM wMi 4 yr

oo—ga dagr— or 2 y r * co—g* 6

11540-4130

MANAGER ASSMTANT MANAGERS

and alary r«gu»ramantJ [20007, Fraaar, ML. 46CT

>51-4510

PHARMACY TEOPOCIAN tor p < i — i j « i a l pharmacy. Exparv ano—. banabl*. No raghta or Sunday*. >60-1600

P H A R M A C Y T E C H N I C I A N

Part time, 20 hours per week. 11 AM. - 3 PM. shift. Excellent WOQOO and work-ing environment. Experi-ence preferred, but not neceeoary. Apply hi person Novi K mart, acroes Twelve Oaks Mall.

PRINTMQ COUNTER SALES Fu i or pan-oma poaMon avanacta to aarvtoa mhouaa cuatomar*. do high «wad coping, and bktdary op-arattona. ExcMtom banabta. Apply m paraon or cal: 4165 Orchard Lk Rd. Orchard Lk 6S1-62J

PRMTMQ PRESS OPERATOR A8 Dick and/or M k . 1 6 2 odor —-

PRMT SHOP MANAGER Good communication Mtoa Sataa

961-0250

PROCEOSOR SERVER lagal dooanant* In Waalam

Wayna 6 Downrtvar ar—. Knoa4-961-5422

PROOUCTION/ ASSEMBLY WORKERS

Exparianc— A antry toval pa • v M M u North*— baaad i tacturtng company Good banabu and p l n u r t wortung cundblon*. Starting waga 65 50 and up Apply

paraon: Balangar. Inc . 1001 Donany CL. North —a. Ml

PROOUCTION HELP NEEDED tor Day 6 Aftarnoon Shift* Up to 64.90 par hr lo Mart BanaM*. Apply m paraon Lawrano* Plaatica. 3250 O—lay Part Rd . W M — Laka

PHONE SURVEYORS

Part uma and wa—and hour* No aatoa. Graat tor axtra Incomal C M tar appomt-

Norrell Services 553-5862

S E A R S PORTRAIT STUOIO

NOW HIRING PART TIME

Corp. opar: i m rat— *t< nor— a aa—mg addi-

anca r — p M but not nacaaaary Wa we tram m photography and UM Ci eMail! opportunity tor advanca-mant. Employ— dtacotml. Fraquant r a — and o«har banabt*. Apply m paraon al Saar* Portrait Studio

WONOERLANO MALL. LIVONIA and/or

TWELVE OAKS MALL, NOVI Tu— thru Sal.. lOam-Apm

Equal Opportunity Emptoyar M/F

PICTURE FRAMER FUI or part

JOURNEYMAN PIPEFITTER

10 AM and

METER READER8

ployaa* to do m a — raadino. * tram. Appbcants muat ba at torn phyMcM condMon and t

MST- Brtdga PorVLagha/ Samea Om-Om. Btparwncad oMy good pay A b a r — MacMMng C — — Inc.. 6002 P d M C t , Brighton

MACNMMT »— poaMon. M typ— M b—-m aqulpmant. Lyon Manul

turtng. 13017 I b M a g K , Uvonia.

managa i

" to, training of amployaaa. caah/ rntory control —d admmtoba-

— • I—a l ha—2^y—rt o o a y i

• Exc—arTbanaWs packaoa • Eam bonua— up to >10.000 i m

pluaaalary • G r o — opportunity Into uppar

JobHtoato—aof Michigan Rant-To-Own by cMb ig 313^64-7440 or a — d a raauma to 21666 TaMgraph.

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p i a n t . '

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b—t* muat w B pay mlaaga Idaal opporlun»y

avMtbtg claa* ctudant*. Apply: 17260 W. 12 M M . Su— L l . SouM-

OPEN HOUSE 20 OPENINGS

Wednesday.October 16 5pm to 8pm

Looking tor axpartancad top notch ta lamartalar i . Evartng hour* Mon-day through Thuraday and Satur-

pnonaMc— a i d — • »b—y

M S Ittar/ and Comn—alon t O Eam up to $75 par awanlng

Muat hava Journeyman 4 Card or toia- yaar* ol aobd axpartanoa Ap-

bM—tod batwaan 8 AM v l 1 PM - 3 PM Apply m

ugh T h m d a y

K E L S E Y H A Y E S C O M P A N Y

5300 Uvamoto DatroR. Michigan

NO PHONES CALLS PLEASE

An Equal Opportunity Emptoyar

MOBILE D J TRAINEE Over 18 M u st bs dependable A know Biutac - 40'* - '80'* *nd wor t w a — d * . CP 9-5:30pm. 547-1145

MOOEUNG - John Caaabtanc— Adn—atonsac potent— Hur t

he—r n«»a*d lo place •nt* to career couraa*.

Commtaskin Contact Recto

•ua bonua Me 563-2097

Wtralaaa CaWa ol Michigan 21200 M—o—, OouthO—I

SouthbaM Tach Cantar (Last Dubdtog al and ol atraat Off

PIPE YARO WORKING FOREMAN Waldmg A FortdM axpartanoa Excabant banabta Wtxom.

pan A 1M

PLANT MAINTENANCE

A laadar m ptoabc Dot— manutacturtng looking tor »*»-- - - " i H | " . '

PROOUCTION LINE WORKERS Production workar* naaMrt tor Troy plastics plant Starling tor naw sh:ft

ronmant. ovartlma raqukad. $5/hr to Marl and compatmva banabl packaga Sand raauma to Produc-tion, P.O. Box 01946. Troy. Ml 46099-1646

An Equal Opportunity Employer

PROOUCTION OPERATOR machmmg and damping TEL-X CORP 32701 Industrial Rd Qardan City

PRODUCTION PACKER

Qrowlng. tutura onantad manu-lacturar hat opanlngi tor pro-duction amptoyaa* tor M shift* 2nd 6 3rd shifts ollar* pramlum pay Wa oflar good waga 6 ban-d i t packaga and *xcaban> op-portunity tor advancamant Ap-ply m paraon Mon thru Frl., 9am-4pm, 1351 H i j Road, w.

r r w q t o n He*. y

RECEPTIONIST Jaoo—on's Baauty SMon h— * ra-captkx—t poamon a M a m al our Birmingham locabon. Hourly and many trmga MnaftU Expartanca pratorrad. PI—— c M 646-3512 RECEPTIONIST-COIPITER Paraon

For Waa—nd luna-up can— Musi ba f r tand*. hava soma aaMa axpart-anoa A — w—ng lo learn Compatl-bva startmg —ary A banabta sflar 10 day*. Mr Harmon 422-2262

Light typing, tatopho— — » " n g . parts saM* A caah— WM raq—a toarnmg GM part*. Muat M hard-working A dapandaMe 65/hr to start Appry m paraon: ThaCorvWla Shop. 21675 TaMgraph Rd.. ba-twa— 8 A 9 MM. 9am-&pm. Mon - Frt only

RECRUITER Oua to axpanawn. — ara saarching tor additional Racru—ra to |om m firm which has — c I M i a t l m racrurt-ing tor tha madlcal bald tor 43 yaar* Candidal— shoi id hava knaaladgt of Ota madlcal bald, prtar —*uMng axpartanoa, and a provan track racord C.P.C to a plus. Davis Smith Sarvtc— c—nts In a 5 stala • through lha lolowlng Mv—ona:

PHYSICAN RECRUTMO/ RET A1NEO SEARCH PERMANENT PLACEMENT - Ad-rmrnstrathravCbracal/Ofbca Support

TEMPORARY PERSONNEL CONSULTING

n u l l c M or sand raauma m conb-danca to:

DMna Watson. C P C

D A V I S S M I T H Medical/Dental

Employment Service 24725 W. 12 MHe Rd.

Suite 302 SoulhfteW. Ml.. 48034

PROOUCTION QUALITY Super—or tor a medium-aoa metal stamping company Musi have thorough wortmg knowledge of progr— d — Inspection i SPC axperlenca raqukad Sand reeume lo Box 352. Obeerver 6 Eccentric N e w * — * 36251 Schoolcraft Rd . Livonia. Michigan 46150

or CM amrday. batw10am-6pm 313-660- 1966.

313-366-0049 or 201-276-65 !8

Equal Opportxuty Employer M/F

RN/OIRECTOR OF N U R S M O ~ tor a 64 bod privately owned toe—y Reqmr— RN with suparvleory axpe-rlenca. At la—I 2 y—r* expartanoe m long term care pretorred Com-p e « ~ w salary A Denetx Apply to AdmmtotrNor St Ju— Con.ate* oant Ctr.. 34350 Ann Arbor T r . Uvonia. 261-4600

ROOFER Subcontractor* war—d Muet have own workar* come meur anoe Repair*, nnrool* aoma «r tp tor maurance repair contractor C M 422-4472 9-4pm Morv-Fn lo sal an appointment tor Interview

Sa—/Educational

S A L E S T R A I N E E ^$25-530,000 + • - 1st reer

P F COLLIER, s dwtston of MecMH ton, m c . o— of the world * largest P u t — r * of Educational M a — * , to rapfcby expending It* Educadonal Services D M * o n m me metro Dw-t r — a r — T h t o l e a t o n t a — c g r o u n d -

"Ifcor ogportunAy to ^toi una u l t t » most raapeclad nam— m Ihe e—ca-tkonal M M We sr* PokingJor po-

p r o t o e a — tr—ang I* 2nd to none Outstanding compeneatlon mckadee comm—km, bonus— A mcanUvee Group benefits ava—Wa Car ra-qulred For a — M M — M l mler.iew ca l Mon .Tu— or W— 9em-1

313-569-0645

SHEET METAL WORKER Some expe r t s— — —ear*, praa* brakaa. punch pro—, eta Days and arte.noons i i M a b t o Apply In par-son: I 3 3 M Mni ' kn— Rd.. Uvonia

SHMGLERS 6 TEAR OFF CREWS Muat hava own true* 6

tools Top pay 662-6424

SHIPPING CLERK - Rapkby growng ar

captmg — K M — halp $4 50 to start. t»

of Educabon. 360 w o e Track Or Eaat. from 6am-5pm. Mon ttwu Frt or c— 667-6156

EquM Opportuiuty/

SUNORttSPLUO 0 — cato. re tM hatp. ale. Advance-ment s.aSebN Fub/perl ume. Mon Fn . day* Troy a r — 641-7960

800 Ha lp Wi 100 H a i p W WATT STAFF

M l or part Uma Lao's Coney M 37622 6 MM. LburM Park MM.

TELLERS Largs Inane— k—Mutton —a d—a openings tor axi lebers m me 1-75 A 14 m— a r — FMI •nd part-bine. poaMun e.e—his, compebbve sa—y and benebt* o«-tored P i n t I sand raauma and a M ery raqukemarM to a — 334 Ot>-ssrver A Ectanbk. I — p a p e r * . 36251 Scnooto— Rd Uvoraa. MkMgan 46150

Equel O p p o r n m y Emptoyar Minority/Fan—a/HandKapped/Vat

SUPERVISOR Manufacturer naada day shM tore-

ro* appokiU—nt c M

For 276-9500

SUPERVISORY help wantad M l or part tkne tor I— Cream Parlor in SouthMkJI

CJICMsnl cor—Hons Cab: 474-4666 tor largs dentM supply company Apply in parson bslaesn 9-11 30am 24114 I n w a Or

» 476-1300

SHIPPING DEPARTMENT

SURFACE QRMOER and Lathe Hend needed Fu i tlma poamon. C M Kam mduatnaa m Novt

349-4666

Apply m person at. 34150 AutryLNonto

SHIPPING/RECEIVING CLERK-En-try poaMon. lu* time with benefit* Computer s. Mebts Good drMna record The Pclo Shop AM tor

642-7756

SURVEYING experienced matrument A drafting pertonnel riseded tor land surveying ofbea. WaM Side location Cad between 6em 6 3pm 536-1222

SHtPPtNG/RECEIVMG - end pwts peraon nasds l hto t— * h is lw » t -perienca with data entry Fe out sp. pbcanon at NLR Corp 29030 Back Rd . Wixom Directions can be ob-tained by ceRng 313 624-5555

SALES HELP For newly opening An G—ery Fub-tkne. flexible sched u — Uvonia a r — 525-0636

SALES REPRESENTATIVE For mefor food broker In the Detrort a r — Strong taMa or grocery axpe-rlenca required Fu i Ume position Send noeum* to: Su— 103, 19765 W 12 M M Rd Southf—d. Ml 46076

REPAIR TECHMC1AN Fu i tkne. «V» rep— induetrtal pumpe and ratal— equipment WW tram Ideal for rnght students Apply st Py— Oh—on. 26990 Wixom Ro—. Wixom, ML. between 7:30am-4 15pm Mon thru Frt

PROOUCTION WORKER lor UvorM* chemical company Maintenance. h»-» and truck drtvar aipenence nelpkjl l lasmsst and —f-motlveuor s must $6 50 per hoax plus benefits For appointment CM 591-0600

PROFESSIONALS NEEDEO For FerrWngton H— Beauty Spa Re-ceptionist. Skm Cars Consultant. Manicurist and Fac—M C M Oabra. 656-0476

PROFESSIONAL NAIL TecftmOarw

Farmington HMs baauly spa Fabu-lous atmoaphara lor you and your denia l . Negotiable salary and corrv m — n n a avaMMa C M 656-0476

PROGRAM ASSISTANT F\H —d part Uma neidad to work with daveiopmental ly d lsab lad sdUts m group homa setting. Expa-

helpkjl. but not raquir— Wa train Good drtvatg record a muat C M tor —po—merit 476-0670

REPORTER needed «i our South Lyon Herald Naw* Office by October 13 Person choean must possssa s Qpchelor's Degree or have 1-3 yean experi-ence This peraon — gather news, cover ineeiam*. write n — storl—, tosturea and editor—a. write head-knse, make photo eealgnments and may t—e photograp— and dummy

also speak betor* groups when/M mvtt— App»y

SLKJER/UVING»TON Pubkcabona 323 E. Grand RNar Avenue

No phone c a l * An Equal Opporhmlfy Employer

SAM'S JAMS Growing, busy, music rets—r needs pert tkne Cashler* and Sa— Floor help tor Femdale location Must have 6 months previous retM or re-

srva music knowlsdgs Career o ponurWt— C M Menagar 547-672

SAW OPERATOR Afternoon poaltion al Redlord steel werehouse to operate induetrtal saw* Ba— math aaa—Uel Experi-ence helptol but w « tram nrtrt r * > vKh— C M Janlca 535--1765

SEAMSTRESS- pari Ume or M l time Rlchmen Brothers. Novi Town Can—. Grand Rh— 6 Novi Rd

344-1559

C M

SEAMSTRESS Poamon AvaMbW

For Canton Bridal Shop 451-0779

Shop /Machinist 's

L A T H E & B R I D G E P O R T

Entry to Joumymen levels

0 T -Fu i benefits Wests**

589-2551

A . M . I . 32575 industrial Or

Madison HI*. Ml 46071

TAX MANAGER .Fsst paced South—Id Compeny leeks Tax Manager with experience <n Corporate Returns and Tax Plan-rang Po—ion also involves personal tax f i e w ^ j tor axacutr— manege merit Experience with meuranca companies, taxation » * plus! Sand rasumsto P O Box 300. South—Id Ml 46037 A M lor Karl 353-3311 or t (600) 572-2522

TEACHERS AJOCS for afternoons Monday* thru Friday from 3-6pm Experienced with pro schoolers rwiptui Hugs A Kisses ol Plymouth

459-5630

TEACHING POSITIONS - Fub-llms A v a — M tor nstionaky-accredlied Nursery School m Livorsa Starting pay based on education Great b e r — l 525-5767

TECHNICAL WRITER/TRAINER B S B A in Technical Education or related l—d 2 yr* experience 6 knowledge ol Electronic* 6 Robotic Programming. A Musi Send reeums to 1408 Alton, Troy. Ml 46063

Experienced or . 471-4165

SIGN SHOP/GENERAL LABOR Orlver* kcense with dean raoord r*. quired Eipanence with power tools and computer* a plua Appfccaiions

I—an at 21186 Bodge St . 350-9100

COMMUNICATORS Career mmd— m d M d u — seeking additional $200/we— PM wort for serung appts No labmg Seniors

•e C M 2-4pm 560-7773

being take SouTMlekJ

SLITTER OPERATOR lor paper —1-n g machine Experience pretorred C M 341-6744

SEAMSTRESS l o wor t In a dry cleaning ahop doeyg repers and al-larstlons Good wortuog conditions and good hour* Cak Colony Clean-ers m Roc—ater 656-1121

SEAMTRESS For power sewing machine to saw boel top* Fu i time, day* Uvonia area 464-9422

SECRET ARY/racaphorusl lent growth opportunity thru our corporate heedquanera tor candidate po good a m — -recauon A typing/proof raadmg s k — Apply m paraon or sand ra-sume to Lenca Corp 1700 W Ham-In . Rochee—. Ml 46309 652-0557

RETAIL CLERK/CASHIER-Ful Ume. day* only Gift and sneck^ jno*^

PROGRAMMER -PART TIME Exparianc— IBM S/36 RPG H Pro-

2-3 days par waM Medical experience haipkjl. Hourly rale or tmp lo .se Da-ws Sand brief reeume to Box 302 Obeerver A Eccentric l le—p—era, 36251 Schoolcraft Rd.. Michigan 48150

Z PROQftAMME"

Seeking mcroprt developmenl background know AaaamMar language and M

products (6809 Target Mlcroproc—eorl. kn-medla te contract a*« ignm*n f Piaaaa r a l

R a t -

LOSS P r e v e n t i o n A rt—or quebty fashion deportment store cham teak* mdMdu— tor t u l A pert-t ime (aourtty poamona.

Experience I* dsek*ble but not nec-essary w * oflar health mam paid vacation*, ho—ay* A

dtoa dtooount. Inlai selwl ara ancourag— lo apply

1 * t tha to—wtofl tocMto—

BIRMINGHAM TEL-12

FARMINGTON

Crowley's RETAIL SALES

mg p r a e — 7 men. M moat p i u g i a — n Office

you a* a $4 10/hr

$4 50 —ar 90 day*. MedtoM/Oental benebt*. advancement opporkml-oea. emptoi— (Mcount Apply m

SECURITY

Advance Security Wa oNar-• Free unHorms

• Industrie! sites • Paid vacations > Weekly psy • Paid training • Uto I n a m n c e • Detroit and Suburbe • Premium eage*

CALL NOW A M tor Angle or Mike

553-8410 EOEM/F

SMALL ba— nur—ig home need* m D—ary Department one l u l time axpenenc— Cook, one part time Cook, w * tram, end one part time Kitchen Ai— Need in Houee* sep-ing Department ons part time Houe—eeper C M 349-4290 -

SMALL DYNAMIC COklPANY seek! energetic m d M d u — to |om our Order Department team l u l Ume Pleasant phone voice, good mam sk— a neceeeby Computer experience memory tor detaM < plus'Can 347-6006

SNOW BUSTER SNOW REMOVAL mc F — growing compeny ea—lng reeponeK** snow plow drivers Pref -erably with own truck Can aem be-tween $40 A $00 an hour 453-9353

SNOW PLOWERS Muet ba dependable and axpenenc— Excebont pay Lrvonla/Radford 522-6644

EXPERIENCED TELEMARKETERS m d M d u — needed lor South held cable company Part time or * time Salary plus commlaalnn, Excabant wor tmg coodRKme

S T A R T T O D A Y ! C M Sue or She—y NOW at DPR

443-0511

THE LAKES AREA BLUE BOOK i expandmg We h—e poamone .a—Me tor Sataa Repa A Te—nar-

xaier* Experience — I neceeaary -wa ' l tram you If you ara amblttoue. confident teke Me on wbh aneroy

— b a — b b . have a car and me the id— of an u — M d paycheck this could be the right foe tor you-C M Andrea 4-5pm ea—day* at

000-7071

THE WYNOHAM GAROEN HOTEL IN NOVI

h ia — a l apereng* mr—able Ex-M — required

Weekend siskeb—) to a muat

Stop by tha Front Oeak to M out an application or c M 344-6600 tor in-formation

AM HOUSEKEEPERS PM VAN DRrVER/HOUSEKEEPtNG

DISHWASHERS EOE/M/F/H/V

TOOL A DIE INSPECTORS For quality control Muat hew yeers experience A SPC.. own tools a plus Afternoon shift, top benebt* Aak for Craig 729-3100

TOP SALARY - Kennies naad— Ex

labia, kve-ln/out. lu l /par t tkne C M The Narmy Network, mc 939-5437

TRAINEES MACHINE OPERATORS

Over 30 positions available m Farm-mgton H — A Troy locations Muat have a good wort racord and res-et— transportation Ca* TamExchange today

557-5600

$$$ larks —ad— m Ptyvn-I are— SNpptag A f -

g badiground a pkjs tar Piym-M i ignmt r i t i Long A —on Malgnmerm ava—t— C M

oubi A Uv—to caMng

TR Temporary Resources 737-1711

Lrvome - F a m n g l o n H—

South—Id 353-7506 Troy 566-9210

An Equal Oppork—ty Emptoyar

WAREHOUSE/DRIVER Poemon ana—Ma tor a sharp mdl-vtdual ki a Troy Ar— dMnbubon warehou— Good benebl pec* age A opportumu— ara provldad by this last growing A stable comparnr Please submit raau— to 32475 Step—naon Highway, Heights. M l . 46071

WAREHOUSE HELP Troy baa— I r m now takmg —pac-tions tor General AaeomBly and Ser-vice Poemon* He—y —mg ra-quir— Ba— Elactrtcaf A Mechem-cat sk— mandatory 266-4326

502 H a l p

ACCEPTING APPUCAT10N0 Far H a a a | f M M i M i u -

« Requk— —-

DENTAL AOOMTANT Our W a M d l M t a b M — to tao—igtor

C M Wendy Coo*, be-A 2. Freedom M W . I

Knowledge of MOPH or puMc haabh eapa-

e pre—sow C M 5M-2579 or mnd reeume to: P O . Box 547 46076 A n n OA-UR Dapt

WAREHOUSE HELP Our pendabla. r a e p u i — mdMdu— lo

peck and procaaa orders Good working c o r — Ftox—e Hours Fu i and part OnMava—Ma MOO hourly lo atari Apply Mon. thru Frt. I0em-4pm at: H—tops. Inc.. 22790 Heekp Drive. R o — A Meai of 9 MM)

TRAVEL AGENT turs with international A Saver experience Benefits C M 9em-5pm Mon thru Frt. 540-0144

TRAVEL AGENT/EXPERIENCED Sebra tram— Brmmgham location Phone 646-7800

TRAVEL AGENT Experlenc— corporate agent for Barnkigfiom agency Cell Beth 644-5711

TRAVEL AGENT XI HI

agent with strong corpora Famwigton HIM agency looking for

I strong corporate and M -sure background Muet have CRS experience PARS a plua Good w ary and benefits C M 855-5705

TRAVEL AGENTS Top p r o l u s i o n — Mm 2 years Benefit* Apo— Excaaent opportu-nity W Bloomfield 855-4100

TELEMARKETER. Pen time lor Futuristic Business Hourly plus mcentlvee

346-5900

TELEMARKETERS - telephone soli-citation lor heetmc 6 cooing com-peny Part tkne 7 Mae A Beech Daly v — C M after 5pm 534-4343

TELEMARKETERS Earn S100 s week pan ume making pnone cans Lrvorne/Plymcuth area

464-2000

SNOW REMOVAL - Muel hava own truck Up to $40 an how Experience 1—pM

Cab 476-6679

SOCIAL WORKER NEEDED to wort •Mth teens m smal 6 bed group home BA or BSW and experience pretorr— Send leeume A cover tet-ter to Carolyn Roberts. 715 Inks— Rd. Inks—. M K * 41141

T E L E M A R K E T E R S

Temporary A permanent poemons available

DAY SHIFT

U P T O S 7 . 0 0 / H R

WOLVERINE TEMPORARIES

356-4270

SOMEONE who

ta— i eeer.stmne tor Airport Shuttle Company. Uve In tha Ptymoulh, Weettand. Canton a r — Pay approx-imately $400 a mo C M 459-8101

SECURITY GUARDS Taking sppkcaPona tar tmmedwta employment Muet hava experience Apply Mon-Frt. 9am-1 lam. A 1pm-4pm Embaaey Su—e Ho—. 28100 Frank— Rd . South—Id

SECURITY GUARDS Downtown Oetrob-baa— I r m seeks ijuebbeil. m d M r t M e tor Security Guard poemone Top salary tor quabfted mdMduals Sand reaume:

Security Guard P.O. Box 779.

Sort and count coupons lor supar market Option to wor t Muat ba honeet and rebabto. Good pay C M 559-4541

STOCK/CASHIER PERRY DRUG STORES. INC

to looking tor part tlma Caah— (af-ternoons A evenings) at 37367 Six M M Ro—. Uvonia and n a and pan time Stock/Gael—r Persons (AM a DU AKLM. MT 1ST C LIHW. OAV.

TELEMARKETING OPERATORS

Ws ns— letamarteung proe who can turn an incoming c M mto an Mip1 that snows It you heve entno-siaam. a clear phone volca and de-pendable — have a career lor you WE na— highly mothrat— proe tor our mtormatton can— Hourly pay plus bonus and benebt* C M Mary

550-7954

TELEMARKETING National setae A manufacturing company looking lor an axpenenc— management tetamarketmg paraon Royal o M ar—

TRAVEL AGENT WANTED 2 yrs experience reqmr— Prior menegemant. s Plus but not nee— sery PARS pretorr— Let your knowledge nheity pay ob Top salary i benefits 533-3544

TRAVEL- VACATION MANAGER Minimum 1 yr vacation travel expe-rience Apoao tram— benefits and profit blaring Diana 591-9022

TREE WORK, ckmbar or grou— wort Cutting Ira— end Vewood Pen time may develop mto f u i Ume Livonia area 522-4236

WAREHOUSE MANAGER TRAMEE High School Graduate lo learn office coA— Ben—a butlr i a Muel — mecfterncady m c — and depend-able Liberal wag— hot— and ben-eflta Opportunity tar advancement Ca* Jkn at Cuetom Coftoe Service

309 8411

WAREHOUSE POSITION For l u l time stock person Thurs-Frt evee i Set-Sun Ideel tor co—ge students To sppti c M Jock Erics-son w—-Sun After 11sm 357-7774

WELDER - FITTER

electrical endoeuree 3-5. Uvonia,

WELDER/FITTER need— tor st— Expartanca nee—

snop pay A 1-4101

WELDERS. MIG experlenc— pro-duction wort Apply betwe— 6am-11am arid l -4pm at BMC Manutac-turtng. 100 S Mb St.. Ptymouth

EOE

ATTENTION NURSES

We have it M Coma and •— wl— we have to after

• Home Cere e Supplemental Stalling

al A IMe—n Ung Education

I Pay/Top Pay e Fuby paM BC/BS Heefth Care b Bonus Hour Program e 5 ofbcee to eerve you

C M today tor — armadwle ap-

DCNTAL OFFICE RECEPTI0M8T Fib or part ama m progr—al— growing practice Experlenoe a muat.

DENTAL OMtoa m Uvoraa aeeking per—n to handta bMng. e—adu—g.

DENTAL RECEPTOM8T w*h iacei i i denial expartanca Ftosl-Me deys A hours No eianlngs For ptoasanl W Dearborn. 2 dentist office C M 563-3400

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST •rgabc person to ta n k i busy 2 doctor mpsrtanca a muet

Garden City-Wee—nd 425-6130

3 4 3 - 4 3 5 7 ST. JOHN

PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL SERVICES

An Equel Opporkmby E m p l o y

CHAIRSIOE DENTAL ASSISTANT/ Ouabty dan— group m

Warren looking tar

DENTAL RECOTIO—ST/AS8T For U k i e a i M dan— practice m Bk-

30-34 hr* per we— I 647-6654

DENTAL RECEPTIO*brr bMng tor growing

ace Exca—nT pey

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Out going p e r s o r — k w — u t o lor b—y Ro-Lheelei dental oMoe 3 yrs. Experv

502 H a l p W a n t a d

FULL T M E RKEPTX3NMT tor buay

HOSPITAL BMOMMATION

S Y S T E M S A N A L Y S T

Dapt tor q—Mtad l turn* l l I M i to— rotoa tabtai

M E D I C A L A S S I S T A N T

NURSE AIDES & ORDERLIES

36100 Ann Arbor Traa, Uvonia. 522-1444.

MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN

Part ta— poetaon tar MLT (ASCP) NURBE ASSBTANT0

Employment Ofkce

SINAI HOSPITAL Of DETROIT

6767 W. Outer Dr. Detroit. Ml 46235

An Equel Opportunity Employer

LIVONIA DENTIST aaa— quaMy hy-oan— tor Perto ortar—d general

4 day*, ganaro— aaMry tew. 525-6100 026-6713

Aide tor my mother kflht ht

lieepma- i s— six-— required. F mgton HM*. C M aftar 5pm

if you have tertty and a ca* Carol

wetant/Tachnic—1 and OpOoerv Fr—vby outgoing per-entad tor k j * /per t -ame

DATA ENTRY CLERK tor, Fu* am*. a x i M — I n Agency Fib tan

' A benebt* Muel logy and good cam-

munlc—Ion toUM. good — y t n r — accuracy and organosuonaf I Ca l or apply m person

Rene— ence I leaHT Care 20700 Green—Id. 9wta 320 Detroit

966-5300

DENTAL RECEPTIONST Experienced only m the den— or computer M i d K b or pen tkne tar

Salary

GAROEN CITY DENTAL Our growing practice • »eerrtwiB lor a m u n i - — I — person who en-toys t o wort wtth people Must hsvs experience m tour-hend— dentistry A be dedtoat— to data* A f—ow-up Ca* 422-5460

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST/ASSIST ANT. to help run our team orient— office m me Uvoraa/Fi I Uvoraa/Ferrmngtor

I a s— m o t h — indi-vidual who amcarty car— about peo-ple Flexible hour*, l u l or pen tana Experience s muet C M 437-M91

DENTAL ASSISTANT Part-time, quabty practice Radtord. Oeerbom Ht*. * r — 535-3500

WELDERS Structural steel fabricators nseeded lor compeny m weelem suburbs Ideely 2 * yeers experience Tem-por iry to go direct ExceMnt pay

ebUtwe C M today lor de-

THE EMPLOYMENT CONNECTION 1-800-999-7910

Whotaeata greeting card distributor need! part-t ime shoerroomam d a r t Hour* W— A Thw* 7 30-4 30pm Du—a mc ludr Slocking

labe—j merctiend—. cus-rvlce. P l m i c b 462-5624

TRUCK DRIVER K you have r o l olf experience and are interested m making $8 67 an hour. 26244 1

SDRIVERS SWANTED

• New Equpment

—ase apply at Ford Rd Gard— City

TRUCK DRIVER l l i e d i d tor gtaea manufacturer, to make local Oek.er ws Apply ai B A G Glass Co 11666 Hubbard Uvonia ob Plymouth Rd

PMd Mondays A Vacations Team Operation Home on Ran—r Ba— Compatmva Pay

Requires 2 yrs verifiable experience good driving record. 23 yr* of age Don't waftff C M today*!

ROLLINS TRANS. 1-800-447-1055

TRUCK DRIVERS Must have cneufteurS kcense. rekabie traneponation A know

$60 BONUS - 60 DAYS $6 per hr No evenings. <

Mon.-Frt.. lOanv-apm. turers Drive. Newburgh/Cherry HM Area. Wasttand

TELEMARKETING Growing Farmmglon HIM Co. needs people No experience necessary, fu i or part tana. $7 an hour with - « • 17X7W1

TRUCK DRIVERS C-2 Ucenaa Good driving racord

venbabta experience tor ovw the-roed operations. C M Mon.-Frl. bam-5pm. 037- " "

TYPESETTER Experlenc— with Compugraphlc MCS 5 Part Uma 961-0250

TYPESETTER - PART TIME Days Troy a r — immediate operv ing C M Oar—a 524-4665

TYPESETTERS - Probctant on com-?000 pugraptMS A400 and PowerVjew 10

systems Mmanum 4 yr*. once. Send reeume lo box »416, Obeerver A Eccentric Newspaper*. 36251 Schoolcraft R d . Uvonia. Micfug— 46150

50 GENERAL LABORERS

NEEDED EXPERIENCED

• Machine Operator* - tar Farmng-ton HM* Day*. Mtamoons A mid-

r t r Pan mapectors - Day ehbi. ovartlma m Canton Ar— (no experi-ence n e e d — r Homemaker*. Co—ge Student*

DENTAL ASSISTANT Enthuamanc parson lo wort m our Birmmgham praches. U l Oma. 4 days/wk No SaU Experience not

646-3515

DENTAL ASSISTANT immediate opening lor axpenenc— Dental A a a — I fx0 ume Benebts

326-2010

DENTAL ASSISTANT Fu i ume Experience expend— du-ties Crown A bridge * ortho Ex-ceMnt pey A b a r — C M 642-6430

DENTAL ASSISTANT Experlenc— Ftto tun aval—ta with benebt* SouthMM

355-9600

DENTAL ASSISTANT Looking tor a rnetu peraon to pom a progreeerve Uvonia office pan uma with experience pre-•err— Mornings A deys. no Se tv -day* C M Ptrybb 464-4490

DENTAL ASSISTANT Are you xnareet— m a career enwige aa experience ten t necee-aary Jom our happy Haft Fib time mckjdmg some Sakxdays Royal Oak 546-1711

DENTAL ASSISTANT Our p i n g i e — i i Dental Ofllce lee i rhmg lor a enthueiaslir mdMO-uei with Dental Aaetatmg sxpsne w— • c — n g — by Ihs powrtael of expend— du—s- Je—. 961-5455

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST High quabty apectaby precuce has open-ing tor

tor ke- tane Front Desk poemon Expartan— neceeeary C M M o » y a l 357-1709

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Our general dental ofbee at 15 M M A Telegraph to leaking a fu i t a -

rter organizational totta* and toe-on wermth. caring and expert com-munication with our pedant* Wa ara looking tor appbeanta thai ar* career mmd— and commit!— to

It you ara eeerchmg tor a rsaf oppor —ai CM:

tunky to u t—o u—yo ik « 645-9631

INSERVICE DIRECTOR/STAFF de-velopment RN wbh tang tarm < experience r e q u r — — M ' — an— tar program planning, and ort-enta—n of Malt Apply a t Ml Vernon Nursing Center. 20715

LIVE-IN Nurss i

aume to P i l e — l l i n — m . P Box 1547. Ann Ar—r . Ml 46106

Medical Office Professionals

Do you h M

,AOOMTANT W M Tr—

m a i m .IMOTAWTT

NURSING ASSISTANTS 81 a — > M M — . 08. t> — t r b —-

7 364 t o Cherry 1ML t

c o e m S I c T . iar N| Haabh Care Aoancy

M — a a muet M a part M a r — d heve I — MO Haa— c M

o r a p M r *

Earn tap pay wbh NO FEE C M a tap*—MM today Igr — l i l l H -

TEMPRO 443-5590

positions Uvonta location Sand re-sume to: Box 396. Obeerver A Ec-centric newspaper i , 36251 School-craft Rd Uvoraa. —crtgan 48150

LPN For nwdreght M f t 3 to 5 day* par

k . $LOS< 50 hour L i e — banabl program sidudkig aurament Otanrmmg Apply m par

HOPE CARE NURSING CENTER 36410 Cherry Hto.

LPN Metro M l dice Group, a Jl l i o n ol HeeRh f e n c e plan, haa — ta— edi-a u K b tana, pnmarby day M M pota-tion av—abta tor an LPN Muel — scene— by me Stale of MKMg— A NAPNES to pi starred Ex—Mot communication todta raquir— Wa oftar — a.c—ark starting xa—y A Benefit package l i — M — cantb-detae Mould send a raauma lo ma Hum— R e a m — a Dapt a t

METRO MEDICAL GROUP 35200 SCHOOLCRAFT

LIVONIA, Ml. 48150

MEDICAL RECEPTIONMT

. MEDICAL RECEPTIONMT Fui ta— tor S u u t a b M o M — taaur-

MEDICAL RECEPTIONMT tor buay rnkga— s oM—. to! k

on > b k 470-7

MEDICAL RECEPTIONMT

i f i r s j s s 427-3

Pegboard A Pom i

MEDICAL R E C e m O M S T For Po-

, - S ^ R J N Z , part pan-1

DENTAL TECHNICIAN lor demure dept Experience onlv Abtaty m M

ae— Banabu W l reeume 24300 Joy Rd . Redlord Ml 46239

DIETARY ASSISTANT wset Btoombeld Nuraeig Center neer Maple and Drake haa opening* lor tub t—e d—ary — s l a n t s Sw ary $5 75Ar P l i l l l CM O — Paul

6 6 1 - 1 6 0 0

DENTAL ASSISTANT Expeneno—, part oma. some evening* A Saturday* Novi ta— 477-7230

DENTAL ASSISTANT A Dan— Re-ception— Naw A-1 office looking tor brtoM. p e r s o r — star Troy area. C M 362-5055

DENTAL ASSISTANT - Pert Tk— Experlenc— tor carmg. quaIty orient— ofhoe si Garden ~

DENTAL ASSISTANT General Den-tist m Uvonta. —Ming — expen-

F—

DIETARY FOOD MANAGER/CERTIFIED

Nursing home experience preferred. Apphr ln person: Nightingale West Nuroing Home. 8365 Newburgh. Weatlend. neer Joy Rd.. no phone caHo pleese.

D M C - W O O D L A N D HEALTH CARE CENTERS

Dewok. uvoraa. M M . S o u t — I

e MA - CARDIOLOGY e MA/LPN - Part tana e RN/LPN - F u i bme

e MA/LPN - F u i tkne Deir— e RN/LPN - pan bme. Detroit

Ctty/Wesl- Gwdnology 425-9130 e LPNA4A - F—Ume. Now

e MEDICAL RECEPTIONST ' CASMER - Fu i A pert tana NOM F— tana Oak—

LPN/RN part ume W M T r M Nura-«ig Home We are a eme* baaic car* lactaty m Ptymouth m na— of a charge m * — pan tana To a d — k -en si terv—i c M Okector of Nw—10 st 453-3963

LPNS AFTERNOONS/MO—QHTS

FULL OR PART TIME Good starting rale A ban—t*

Mrs Martm. Director of Nursing 261-5300

NIGHTENGALE WEST 8365 N e w b u r y Rd

Wet land , naar Joy Rd An Equal Opport—Ry Emptoyar

LPNS W Bioomltald Nurwig Can— r Maple and DraM hae upei—g* on tatamoon and n—raght Mbta tor l u l or pen ume LPN * SMary $12 or $13 without I — M b * P t i i n Mr * Mancu— or Mr * Suboddi

M l - 1 6 0 0

MEDCIAL OFFICE HELP Experv

i—ph* but not neceeeary r t a — e to PO B— 883. BtoomMM He*. M

MEDICAL ASaOTANT F u l l ofkce 12 M M A I E x c — M wage A t rmget

MEDICAL ASSgTANT Eipenenc— For fuS-lime paMion. C M 5W

MB5CAL ASSISTANT For dodora Ofkcw m Ponb— — »

Location. Telegraph Rd.

MEDICAL R E C e m O — S T SECRETARY

EXPERIENCED Part tana. R — I

470-00)6

MEDKAL SECRETARY And Madk— — M M tor U v o n — Soul—tad pedtat iks o lbc— Far M-

I 561-0220

M E D I C A L T E C H N O L O G I S T S

STAT LAB

NOVI LAB - To wor t — — — naad-lie • Si tor S t a f l H

P R O V I D E N C E H O S P I T A L MOOIW 9 MM

NURSES AIDES

NEW STARTING RATE OPHTHALkbC

NURSES Earn — to $2S — koik oaring tor R N . O R Tack, or UP JL OR i

CALL 343-4357

ST. JOHN PROFESSIONAL

MEDICAL SERVICES

• OPTICAL TRAMEE/ GENERAL OFFICE - some ol

M M O t a R—

NURSES

S s & RNs/LPNs

645-2900 or apMy m p a r a — M

GEORGIAN BLOOMFIELD 2975 N. Adams

Blrmlnqham. Ml 46009 An Equal Oppork—ty

A L L E R G Y C U N I C N U R S E

ORAL SURGERY ASOMT ANT

ORTHOOO»mCi i ta Troy I

c a l Ma Dkactar of FMnaacy me h o w * of

422-3310

POCkATRY AOOMTANT

PIWATE 0CRUBI I R N L P * o part-

Radiology C T T e c h

OF HUMAN REOOURCCO

CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL Ol MICHIGAN

B o t s f o r d G e n e r a l H o s p i t a l

26050 Grand Bhar NURSE AIDES Part !«* • EKG A Vena Puncture

DENTAL ASSISTANT F t * uma tor Troy toniby practice Expartanca p ie— i —

MEDICAL A S S I S T A N T ^ H Expenencad For L M — prackce

jtime Cell >ek tor eppewttment. H ^ B ^ I H I H H ^ ^ B 6 2 7 - 7 7 2 0

ECHO CAROIOGRAPMER Experlenc— m 2D Ecfioe and Oop-ptar*. ROCS or CCVT p i s M i e d

VAN DRIVER Iieeflied. part Ume driving patients tor Bab— Eye Cen-ter Rochester Ftaxlt— hour*

dsy* Ptoe—c—Sharon: 651-6122

— tor SouiM—o oMos. No reoMx • • • • • • 8 5 6 6 - ^ 5 6 or 6 » - « 2 1 1 502 H a i p W a n t a d g

• D a n t a M A a d i c a l TELEMARKETING

E A R N O V E R $ 1 0 P E R H O U R

DENTAL ASSISTANT csnng person to « r » m Brmlng-

VAN DRIVER 1300/we— Hlghechod A grad* ebcoma Graat advancement opportunities 471-4620

S T O C K & D I S P L A Y HELP WANTED

ADMITTING SUPERVISORS SECURITY OFFICER

Pan ume poemon ava—tile tor ex perienc— security officer HospftN expei tence pretorr— Ptoe— —pfy

GAROEN CITY HOSPITAL 8245 N master R O -

DENT AL ASSISTANT Expeneno— COA/ROA p ie—led but not necweeery Large Canton

Exc

Experience Preferred Apphr In peraon only

Joe's Produce 33152 W 7 M M - Uvor—

M l - 1 2 2 b 565-S206

Ml C M . Ml 481M 421 -3300 exl 277, ADMITTING NURSE $5 50 — hour VIDEO DISTRIBUTOR neede pert

time people through ihe naw yaar. Du—a Include

A order taking Flex—a h o m Apply m per—n Video Trend. 12900 R k — d Ct Uvonta. 901-0200

Macai—y'l Ofbca Products 43741 Wes^Osks Or . Now

Ask lor Cheryl OR

7 M E Big Bee—r. Troy AM lor Gordon

NURSE AIDES » o — . i n a b - V !

STOCK HELP - lor sma l re tM store m Uvonta Part Uma. occMonal dekvenes mi— be 18 or over C M 477-7245

P l e a s e c a l l 2 6 1 - 0 7 2 2 A s k f o r T i n a

package Apply ta per vFrt. W . 1381 Hta Rd ISECURrTY OFFICERS!

L I V O N I A / C A N T O N FACIL IT IES ]

4 POSITIONS •MALES & F E M A L E S H

AI no—aYS_4_wee*.ery»_off bull n — • day* Car A tatopho— r e q — C— tor interview or apply a t 22932 Woodward. F e m d M 54 r

sponsor— By-

ENTECH SERVICES, LTD.

737-1744

ASSISTANT SECTION HEAD

T M dapar tk—b of Laboratory Mad-

|1NSURANCE| VERIFICATION

Plastics Su ^ ^ ^ • ^ ^ H T V I S O T Large cuetom; cfbty to m rieec o f T T m e ^ H mdMduM mm M — axpenencedi

STOCK HELP Nek—fumbura. Uvoraa

'4 2S-OObO| V I D E O P R O D U C T I O N

RETAIL SALES

M * of paraoa

ISTUOENTSB iEam exta ca—

P*n i ima / permanent m Sou II Pel a ^ K — o b M H

IETOTS

taano—I people w e tram C M ^ M ^ ^ ^ • • • ^ ^ ^ • 8 2 7 - 2 4 0 0

Taught tojuMi Ca* Salon Kennice S E C U R I T Y O F F I C E R S working ln i j . le r lge of M ^ ^ ^ H

btad party b a n g wbh i n i c h M i — Otoe S l M O M b b M W M O r M — -i ce to r t l i i l ce r i — d epprjukntatai 2

• M t M f J

A-LINE PLASTICS 40300 Plymouth Rd. Ptymouth. Ml 48170

ST jDENTS'GRAOa/OTHERO ^ W B t Z J & J O START

-rwnenng adpanment No;

FULL AND PART-TIME ant opportunities riud work tor me leec

eppt Mon -Frt 6 a m - 5 p ^ H SMITH SECURITY CORP 4 2 * 8000

Equal Opportunby Emptoyar M/R

T E L - X C O R P •otaramta— C M 9 — i 5pm ONLY

42Meib 42S-7W7 •App fyVMaVId—

M l i a H H a B B M Godiva Oocotetier operangs 'or lime Same I M Director m Mndkng a —rtoty o l

puicha—ig tunc—ns M o is cori rata — i k i e n e n . Good maM A typing todM requk— Sand raei e n i or —ply ta paraon to Lettca Corp. 1700 W I taw— Rd Rochlater. M l

082-0007

STUDENTS TELEMAMCFTEm

$ 5 . 0 0 - $ 1 2 . 0 0 / H r L l A N A G E a T M E JEWELRY

VENTURA INDUSTRIES Ml 1866 GLOBE R D J • U V O N I A , M L B

• 5 9 1 - 2 0 5 2 1

SECURITY OFFICERS

Police Officer T M Charter T owner— o l O toombM toaot

SINAI HOSPITAL OF D E T f C T

Atm C.B.I 6767 W. Outer Dr[ DMrolt. Ml 48235

U l N A I

pOSPITAL OF DETROn] E m o k w m e n t O f f i c e - A S H

6767 W . • m w.

nd are— Experience hekA*. ara Ma M M a M k i n M M . M0 036-9560

DENTAL HYGIENtt T -Part-—ia

A U.O CUSTOMER •SERVICE!

• m .

• N s — M a r t — A o o t o r v

Supervisors.. \ New Plant Slart-Up A.R.T.

UTILIZATION REVIEW

itr:

We ere ee—mg e M i M M M l M Clinical Manager

LD.R.P.

Dvcstang Ptym-B40L'4Q0E. 226

•STTTMCBBB 60? talk—rw Pert > ;

M A N A G E R ! GROUP HOME M

birvtao Oevetop-Adults Muel be QUALITY CONTROL M t a M M I APMY

M m . M — M m Frt •

• F I R S T F E D E R A L • O F M I C H I G A N ! 1000 Heyneo, Bl iwi lnghgn I — 0 — t a O l b i n M — M 1 -

• t m c a t ^ H

•SECURITY! SSsnnyHP-GODIVA

CHOCOLATIER — r M k Troy. M i

(313) 643-7763

0 are W—ng to Bf—«de k—bug tor ma rt—t pa Mitliilto Alai i i i b A|

i r o j v t a H H E A L T H •

r n M a

b — n a g i i I good O M M M Ibk i .

m j s

MAINTBIANCT/OROUNOS

• D a a o a r y | Racovary ( H M - P a M UnM dua opan la ( i a f t T h M LX) R.P. M « ^

2 M — a b M — d r » -HU0 snd our mon - WEB PRINTER

EXPANDING 6*8 M 1 8

[TM Uta— C—Mr M i b ke |

Dagr—ar 2

part M l HOME HEALTH AIDES

— M O M drtvtng M X . M 3 J t l / p a r y—r pm —oaf M M k t III A p M M : 0 — M R T b B M M P a i W M l n w i M M i TTML QUALITY

CONTROL INSPECTOR

Hen— To $ t o S c e * " M — l l f t a t a

— T r r r ; A ; n r s 2 2 = 2 ^ i T t . - , M T r M O — Proe—a

P M M M M C a r a A L M OUTDOOR

Coder/ Abstractor

«a*MCC AOOMTANT /POaTER

S S - i : • T O W N S H I P !

ASSESSOR _

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Apply n a a r a — M — -Pyl. 0a— |«pm. t W u t o t o M .

MC TAMMV M l

PRE-SCHOOL TEACHER M * . a — a r t — AA — . Ob&bMM. J

{ssrssssi

Mortgage Professional

xsrsrra i r r u r s MIY D R U a 0 T 0 « a j S ^ toaktag I M M l t t a l M M b M M I M M — a a o w M O M A M

3 5 3 - 1 8 3 6

Legal Peraonnel Pool — l a M l M M M M -

News Printing «nc M Q l M A M a i P f a K T

N Q R T H V ^ L E , M i - 4 6 1 6 7

\

M o n d a y . O c t o b e r 16 . 1 6 6 6 0 4 E » 7 F

6 F * 0 * E . O c t o b e r 18 . 1 9 6 9

P H Y S I C I A N

Receptionist Switchboard

s e u OMgMaMMA

Heniy Fort H U B Car* Corp.

RECRUITER

M tor tha medical H d tor 43 yaar*. CvtdMstao should h t v t knowmOQg g f t o m a m MM. prtor recreating

Mortanca, and • pro nan tract

PHYSICAN RECRUTMG/ RETAINED SEARCH PERMANENT PLACEMENT . Ad-

TEMPORARY PERSONNEL , CONSULTING

I or aand rsouma to co

DMna Watson. C. P. C.

DAVIS SMITH M e d t e a l / D e n t a l

E m p l o y m e n t S e r v i c e 2 4 7 2 5 W . 12 M t t s R d .

8 u l t e 3 0 2 S o u t M M d . M l . . 4 8 0 3 4

RN FULL OR PART 1

DAY SHIFT Oood atamng rata A

«aa Mr*-Mart

8366 Nastourgh Rd. WaaMand. naar Joy Rd.

AnEquMOpporlunRy tmptoyor

RN/LPN

R E G I S T E R E D N U R S E S

a pari a n * I IOCMOT to

M E T R O M E D I C A L G R O U P 3 5 2 0 0 S C H O O L C R A F T

L I V O N I A . M L 4 6 1 5 0 A»i«M*<OF»OWu*RyeiwplO»*r

RESCENT AJOE 3 30pm tar ssaMM WymouM CaS M

M ta«s. 7am-M Pnng tooMty M on thru Frt 8-8

461-0700

m M IV home aierepy SSMS oom-peny to act M MMcd ceordlnalor

Mon Til f 5pm 608-5500

RN B4-8ERVK Ftodbto hourt. wsMsnd* CaB J.

866-1

X DIRECTOR No hoBdeya. no •tordtog $460

nursing cara aaoMr M W W I » recruiting tor LPN poamon* Mao m l M i Q a Una RN MgM aupanitaor •no* a R a tLnManl aa

Nursing. 14240 W. 13 M M RoM. (boteaan t l u u M M I A QraartMd. E ol PtoroaL Suuthbdd, Ml 48076

U 7 4 3 J 1 An Equd Opportunity Employer

RNS-LPNS-GPNS S k i l l e d n u r s i n g f a c i l i t y I n U v o n M s e e k i n g K j I s n d p a r t t l m s N u r e e e . A l t a r -n o o n s h i n . L P N S e a m $ 1 0 . 0 0 s n h o u r . R N ' S a a m 6 1 1 . 0 0 a n h o u r , p l u s h e a l t h a n d Hfe I n s u r a n c e b e n e f i t s . C a l tor a p p o i n t m e n t . M a r -t h a F e t o a a k . R N . 6 2 2 - 1 4 4 4

SCHEDULER tor prtvMe peaente m home

: r J T £ bacRgrouM. AbBRy to han-dto change In an oigamsed marmMYyping &

E E

X-RAY TICHMCIAN H ma registered or MagMM. 3 or tog*Tapm Doctor* oMoaN.

X-RAY TECHNOLOGIST L S m - K ? •no* but mm

352-raoo

X-RAY TECHNOLOGIST tlma. Muat ba ragMMred _ . H a a i l to ssrvtos nursing homa* a * moMa X-ray Oompeny M i Mon. - PrL. 8sm-2pm, 368-4414

504 Help Wanted Office-Clerical

ACCOUNT ADMINISTRATOR SouthfMd. typing 80 wpm, good or ganiiar. Inauranca background, working with casnti and larga cor porattorj. banaM*, $20,600 phi*

EXECUTIVE M M aiiortant typing. word pro-

ACCOUNTMQ CLERK

ACCOUNTING CLERK naad dsMMacL rssponaMs pattern wRh aaporMnco to Account* Rscdi sbto. Payroi A aanpMM Input. Muat ba 8 d d i mm dad A sccursM En c Msnt banaM*. AcoN m paraon:

• * toe.. 12001 L a w Rd . Uvonia

Fee paid

JR SECRETARY good typing. Word Perfect. Wort Star. Lotus 1,2.3. 2 yr*. axpertsnos. banaM* $16,000 Faa paid

RECEPTIONST - SoutMMd. RoBn swilchbosrd oxportonoo. typing SO wpm. obMty to handto buoy board.

— "It*. 116.000

RNs to S29/HR. LPNs to $19/HR. CALL: 647-6777

WESTERN MEOtCAL SERVICES

R N ' S Waal e s s n a i l ! NurMng Cantar naar Mapto and Orafea haa openings on sftemoons and mumght aMRs tor M or pari M m RN**. Salary $1S or 117 Mtoout baiatos. Ptoaaa cafl

or Mr*. SuboMdt ss i - teoo

R.N CONTRACT

For Norm Oakland Homa HsaRh Care Agency.

RN. For buay psiMblna offloa. Approxi-

dy 20 Modbto hours par waak. S 886-11 «a

Our a*pandtog nursing cara cantar M acttvafy racndttog tor RNs/LPN-»

Coma In tor an totorvtaar. CAMBROGE WEST

I DALY

RN's & LPN'S Parr Una afternoons and midnights Apply at Mercy BaBbioM. 873 W. A m Rd.. Rocftaaiar HM*.

RN'S

1 2 6 5 1 E . G r a n d R i v e r B r i g h t o n , M l 4 6 1 1 8

(313)227-1211 An 6eM» Opporwdty Emp loy

SECRETARY SZ2Z2ZVE.

dMdual attri good orgent-a k M Naadad; aMBty to

typa SCtopm. handto buay phonaa M • pr'Olaamijnal marmar. A good math M M hotpRA • 14-115.000 a Mar

441-2 1-2258 An Equal Opponutfty Emptoyar

SITE MANAGER lor 1

to In COS oilMopadM sur-

t x r s ' & r & t t r W102S. DatroA, ML 4S201

C

TYPBT/OFFICE ASSISTANT rgary oMoa. Typa 80

25-30 V par waak. Mon. T, A Frl 354-1154

X-RAY TECH A M»dleN A l l l l H W .

1-5?30pm to*Nc2l*o«i lea. «78 bonua to Mraa*. 624-2113

X-RAY TECHNICIAN OMC WOOOLANO

HEALTH CARE CENTER OatroM A NoM

Cad Ron. 53S-4700, ExL 579 M M M a M i M

-0* An Equal Opportunity Emptoyar

X-RAY TECH • " «

Mon. thru Frt. Ca l AagMarad. * a « J g * t <**?*•

LOIS RAY PERSONNEL

SOUTHFIELD 559-0580 ACCOUNTANT /BOOKKEEPER

Racandy r*-organaad LNonla Man-

wttn a mtoPnum o» 5 yr*. bookkaap-n c anparlanca Manual ayatom. Muat kaap cumiuN tor booka ol Orlgtoel Entry, ioumala and main-tain Ganaral L t O g t thru Trial Sal-anoa monWy Prior payroll and guartarty tax anparlanca a ptoal Sand n a a i l to Son 382 Obaarvar A Eccantiic I tow^apan. 36251 Sdtooicrafl Rd.. Uoonto. Mictilgan 46150

IAOCOUNTANT/OPFICE MANAGER | Growing suburban aantoa contrac-tor has oparang In 2 girt ofltoa. Good • M B x i V u t a systam. Sand r*-

lnMsn' nasM to: Parson-

200. farmington HMs. Ml.. 4S016.

ACCOUNTANT/OFFICE MANAGER FMI Uma. A amad Ptymouth baaad conatrucson I r m looking tor a ma-ture. dapandaMa parson wtth s strong accounting background. Saoratartal aUM and compular knowtodgs a muatl Muat hava 3-8 yrt axpartanoa. Sand isaunn wtth salary raqulramants to: P.O Box 631. Ptymouth. ML. 46170

ACCOUNTMQ

many Aooounttng opanmga. hava opanlngs tor • Payrol SpadaMt. 2 + yrs.

axpartanoa w/oomputarttad Payroi Systam. 2 or 4 yr Oagraa wttti HRM background raqidrad

« ACCOUNTMQ CLERK, knoatsdgs ol Spraad Shaats. Journal Ci III ws

A C C O U N T I N G C L E R K S Accounts natal abM Opportanwas HlgMand S^a rs to rM la ona ol tha largaat BaaWMa* 6 AppMnca Ra-tsdsrt In tha nation Wlttwi our m -pandmg corporata account*® araa. wa rwwa Wnsdlals opanlngs far Ac-counts Rstai abls Ctorka Ptavtous

Wa o«ar a compatmva salary 6 ax-oaAant LSIISM parkaga Sand your i saiwis or apply In paison to:

Highland Superstores Human Raaouroaa Oapt.-AC

808 N 8hatoon Rd. Ptymouth. Ml. 46170

An Equal OpporkaMy Emptoyar

ACCOUNTING smsdaMs Accounting background and computar axpartanoa or r»«n-tartng wort toroa. wMi good math M s and data! ortontad Salary |11,00Q.»14,M0 PMs gn M*. Cad Mary at 464-0808.

S N E L U N G & S N E L L I N G

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE/ MVENTORY CLERK

Expartanoad. Computar back-ground raqulrad. Fui Dma. Non smoking omoa. Sand rsaum* to Controisr. Cata* Corp.. 377 AmaM St.. Ptymouto, ML. 46170.

Troy ACCOUNTS PAYABLE

ExcaBant banaM*. t anvkonmant Start Sand faauris to: Par

P.O Box 1286. Troy Ml 46088-1286

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE/PAYROLL paraon - I—aaM— tu l l lm* open-ing Expartanoa nacaaaary. WW* rWyoldutto*. Good banaltts Satary nagottobto baaad on axpartanoa. For miai >tsw ca l M. NKkaL

353-1155

ACCOUNT ADMINISTRATOR

U p t o 6 2 0 . 6 0 0

S N E L L I N G A S N E L U N G F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S

A C C O U N T I N G C L E R K nstoO'Mttls tor aa A/P A A/R tor buoy dtotrtoutor. MbSiaywt 3 yaars anpaitanoa In A/P 6 A/R. Oood aa——MaaBaa MUBS A computar

to J.L-H. 23550 Haggarty Rd.. Farm-ington Ml 46024, a f i t : Ms.

ACCOUNTS Ray PLYMOUTH * •no*, manutocturtng background a plua and "B>g 3" background * Mg ptuat Soma unlaos. I i t K rang* Fui

srisMt. FaaPato. B . H A M I L P E R S O N N E L

4 2 4 - 8 4 7 0

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE

payabl* da r t tor our BautMlald ofl-loa. Muat ha«* stlasat 2 yr*. axpart-

to Box 432 Obaarvar i ccantr lc Naorapapars. 36281

SdwotcrsR Rd.. Uvonia. Michigan 46150

A C C O U N T S P A Y A B L E C L E R K

ACT NOW SECRETARY >16.000

Mnt oppo r tune Pr—glBMi l Typa 60 computar A snort-• pkj* Or

RECEPTIONIST 114-616.000

Otctsphona typist mart olmsfor I r m

For thaa* t ad CALLTOOAY

ALL FEES COMPANY PAJO

PERMANENT STAFF F a r m i n g t o n H W s 7 3 7 - 5 7 5 0 Southnaid 353-osofl

An Equal Opportunity Cmpioyar

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT to wort wtth pi ba axpananoad nawtng 4 t ratartal 6 communication Sand m u m to. Calax Corp . 377 AmakaSt. Ptymouth Ml 46170

f r s t s d . ptoaaa aand rsauiiw and oqMramanto to: CR oBmar. Riirliawli i 6 Co. 26200 Amartcan Ortva

SuNaSOO SouthtoM. Ml 46034

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE OAK PARK - CradR a 616K rsnga. BanaM* Fa* Paid.

B . H A M I L P E R S O N N E L 4 2 4 - 8 4 7 0

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK Fua Corp. Pisiluu* raoahiabto axpart-anoa piatoi i*d Expartanca with 10 kay r aim Sal nr. CRT. typawrltar ra-guirao Cxcisaant bsnsata. CaB: Accounts Rscatiabls Oupsirvtaor.

I, 532-6700

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CONSTRUCTION - OEARSORN

Lotus 123. tu l dtarga bookkaapar tarn Star with lain laws «22X mini-mum rsnga. BsnslKs. Faa Paid.

B . H A M I L P E R S O N N E L 4 2 4 - 8 4 7 0

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK Fua dma Accounts PayaMs position siadatiis with raat paoad SouthAald company Cxcadanl math sk*s ra-qukad. Piantuus axpartanoa and computar tsm*arlty a ptuai Sand ra-auma lo: P.O Box 300. SouthMtd. Ml.. 48037

• Coaacttons Working 8uparvlsor Raauma: 1406 AMn. Trey .Ml 46063

A C C O U N T I N G A S S T . / R E C E P T I O N I S T

Fidl Uma position thai comomss M-W-F sntry laval accounting poaltion wtth T-TK front da

6 accounting liai kguMMl Computar knosdadgs hatoAd Tstogrpsh - 12 """

HasMh Cara Protoaa 367-7080

ACCOUNTING CLERK Uvonia araa. Entry-toval poaMon lor datad ortsntod InMvtdust. CandMata must hava a«partonc» In bMng. cradR 6 noaacstons. Typing ra-qidrad. Sand raaxna A salary r»-qutramants to: Box 326. Obaarvar t Eccantrtc Nawapapars, 36281 ScRooluaR Rd- Uvonia. Mtchlgan

ACCOUNTING CLERK-Raoaptlon-tot. Good ttgurs aplltuda. WortPw-tod and Lotus skRs raqulrad.

557-3725

ACCOUNTS PAYABLES/ RECEIVABLES ENTRYLEVEL

A Novt/Wtxom araa ssrvlos compa-ny Is looking tor s sharp and ambi-tious mdMduM lor its Psyadas/ Racalvabtos Dapt This M s tu l tlma antry lavM poMBon atth opportunity lor advancamant Caa M7-3668

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK Qrowtng rantM chain ssskt hard working, vary cirganBad mdMduM with sxcsdanl tdtow up M M • Wa we Train You In Aooounttng

ABookkaspang SkMs • Expartsnoa o# 1 yaar minimum

raqulrad • BaeaSant Bwisati Packags and

working snvtronmara Join tha taam oI Michigan Rant-To-Own by caMng 313-354-7440 or sand a laauna A salary raqutra-manta to 21656 Tatogrsph. Souttv •Md. Ml 46034

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE Uvonia araa. TMs |oO raqulras s da-tad ortantod parson with s strong math spdtuda and good orgsnaa-DonM s k a * Should ba abM to wort

curacy la * muat. comptdar axpari-anca piatorrad. Sand raauma lo: Box 326. Obaarvar A Eccantrtc Nawapapars. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd., Uvonia. MKMgan 46150

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE/ COLLECTION CLERK

Wad astabdshad Waattond I rm • saaklng sasartl s accounting dart to handto odtodton* of mduatrtM aooount*. Highly raaportalbla po t -tton; soma axpartanoa pratorrad. Irv-dhdduM mud hava good communi-cation sldBs. ba * quick laamar Mong with good typing. Wa provtda sxcaaarn banaMa A a oowpadMva •Mar, structure. Ptoaaa submit ra-suma. slating salary raqulrad to: Box 406. Obaarvar 6 Eocantrtc Nawspapars. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd.. Uvonia. Michigan 46150

ACCTG. CLERK F E E P A I D - $ 1 5 - 6 1 8 , 0 0 0

TROY: 2 f . accounting dagraa moa - rwt II so aaa ar, Promotabls poal-bon can laad to managamant. Look-ing tor soma typa d cdtodlon expa-rtanca W» wort wtth A/R. audit, oomputar and mora. Bad banaAts

862-0565 or 648-6787

DOROTHY DAY PERSONNEL, INC. ADMINfflTRATTVE ASSISTANT

SkRad nursing taoatty locatad in Wayna. a saaklng an outgoing mO-vtduM wtth axparianca In a health

SkMs raqulrad typing, computar knowl-

edge. bookkeeping end other oHIoe procwdurae Competitive eatery and

Naa Stolen*. 326-6600

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT For commertcM Red Estate execu-Hve In buay Bliiiiliigtiaiii olftoe ThM mser eating 6 varied poemon ra-qulrea an orgsntted, aeeerttva per-son with an outgoing parsonsdty Knowtsdgs d Ned Estate terminol-ogy. math skM*. sdNtng skMs 6 ao-Myio todow through on a project •Mh I t lie auperrtalon needed CaB Mary 646-7701

commaneureta a4th expartwoc« Sand reaume to 28777 Telegreph Road. Suite 1558. SouthBdd. Ml.. 46034 Fax a 352-4308

ADMINISTRATtVE RECEPTIONIST - Front deek I vtduM with good typing eldaa and phone mennar needed imniatltala*) lor teet paoad Farmington HMa aree

SECRETARY - Upbe«l and peced parson nasdad tor 2 NW araa poMttone Exctaint typing MUM ra-qulrad WordPartect * plu* Mud enjoy meelmg people Good phone manner a muet Growth potential Benefits

ALL FEES PA© BY EMPLOYER For nrtiM interview caa Pam Reno

AMERICAN PERSONNEL 553-2444

ASSISTANTS EXECUTIVE

SECRETARIES TS4 can grva you the t o d in the door to major corporations In Farmmgton HMs snd SoutMMd locations W* are ecceptmg raaumee end personM interviews tor pi oleeelonsM tnlsrssl ed In wages 6 beneMs given Word Pro-cessing background necsassry W* otter free trsmmg lor ndMduds with typmg speed d 40-50 wpm

TSI O F F I C E S E R V I C E S . I N C

4 8 9 - 8 9 9 0 Ferminglon Has

NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED

da Entry tot

^ - ^ h - p A A 2 •mm. 8am-4pm end 4pnwltam For more «4o.maaon. ptoaee caa to

5 2 5 - 0 3 3 0

ADIA rvk NEVER A FEE

ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY

$ 1 8 J M Q _ _ _ An automotive suppaer sales ortce oilers security and a plaaeent enw-ronment Good beneM*. to* peld Hurryt CaB Berntoe M 363-2080

S N E L L I N G 6 S N E L L I N G

A D M I N I S T R A T I V E O P P O R T U N I T I E S !

Our caents ere waa known companies who oMer outstendng opportune** PartM ssdng d our current opening. T o l 2 W

ToS20K To $22*

Inventory/CtortcM To«l7K Send reeume or ca l

313-344-6700 DIVERStFtEO RECRUITERS CO

27780 Novi Rd .Sto KW A l Fees Co Paid

A D M I N S T R A T I V E S E R V I C E S

Contract kimMMnga Itrm seeking mdMduM with ec-curste typing skM* ax<M-

meth aptitude end

experience. good cudc skMs PurcheMng back-ground a plus. Salary conv

sod aMMy Dicslsnt bene-fits package.

ume with OC

CARSON BUSINESS INTERtORS 28355 Norlhweetem Highway

SM >300 SoutMMd. Ml.. 46034

Attn. Humen Reeuuicas fctoneger

SM Help Wanted

ANSWER TELEPHONES « o -lu l tkne . I sm to !

t o t Newburgh

A RECEPTIOMST tor F e r t M 500 company m SouthM an Rotoi. ObneiMon 614.780. CMI Lease M IWtoroe

ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER pari tlma. soma experience pren •erred Aadd m Mvwoes. A-P so-(uetmentt Ejiu.Unt o o m s u y w n d d M Typing a ptu* Caa: ^ 7 - 3 3 6 0

A take charge koni deak person naadad tor mthodontic practice Uvonta-Weettond arse PteaeeceB

388-3625

ATTEHT40H C A R E E R O R I E N T E D

C A N D I D A T E S

R E C E P T I O N I S T $ 1 5 , 0 0 0

Suoceeeful candldele anouW haw ? yeers axpertenca, sxesaeni oornmu nicetion MUM t good typing Caent offers plush envtromem I ex

5 0 4 H e l p ' l*l iM i • f * ' — ' - - ' l n i x . e V r W n C M

BOOKKEEPER FyB Charge Expan

ttstoM Sand rebume with satory re-quirements to Personnel *2*ac o » qiandre. Warren Ml 4S082

BOOKKEEPER - FULL CHARGE Sum store rental chain seeks s

vldud with e fMmnMn d 2 yaers lus charge bookkeeping tatpertenee • Mud be experienced «4Mi compu-

eocountwg syaM— •ne smal steft d

6 Peyroa

join the teem d Michigan Rent-To-Own by sendng your reeuns nw

BOOKKEEPER Immadwte opening Psy nsootiabw FuS lima Shel Auto Cere. Farmiog

A D M I N I S T R A T I V E A S S I S T A N T

$ 1 4 , 5 0 0 Gred opportunity lor a secretary wMng to run a amdl oltlce Wort procooalng a mua» excellent communication skies « typmg are aiao required Super |ob tor s quick leer nor Caa today

ALL FEES COMPANY PAIO

PERMANENT STAFF U v o n i a 5 9 1 - 2 2 2 1 T r o y 5 8 5 - 2 7 2 0

An EquM Opportunity Employer

A U D I T C L E R K

P*1 time needed st corporate oft-•os Entry levd Muet heve soma ex-perience m bookkeeping snd eudtl-Ing Ptaeee cal 644-$300 s i t 381

ERB LUMBER An EquM Opportunrty Employer

AOVERTtSINQ ASSISTANT

Administrative Secretary HUMAN RESOURCES

Amicare Homa Hedth Services M a fapKjty expanding mdtt-cham home haefth compeny aponeored by the Smart d Mercy Heelth Corpors-tion. Our la«-pac«d srMionmanl requree a idented. wdi orgsnttad Admmieirettve Secretary to keep our operetlon ItaMng smoothty

Ws re looking tor s flexible mdMdu-M with exceaent communleatlon and •ntapereonM skies to provide secre-tartM support lor two humen re-source protoaotoarts EaaentM re-quired skiaa include word proceet ing, transcription snd rscord keeping

It you are an enthuelaatic sel-atari-er, you may ba the rtgM person we re looking lor We ll match your sklls with s competitive selery end benehts To sppfy. please send yo»*

to

Shermon Marrs

Amicare Home Health Services.

Inc. 35605 Twelve Mia Rd

Farmmgton Hits Ml 46331-3221

An EquM Opportunity Employer

ALL AROUND PERSON, pert time, leading to U l time lor Conelructlon Co . Redlord Must have 3 yrs expe-rience. Good typM 6 phone men-ners Good wages, more 535-7660

ANIMAL HOSPITAL Reception*

_ _ personalty player, must Ike pets 6 people, enl-mM welt ars mod important Much reaponaibaitY Communication akMe neceeeery Sand reeume to U c r m HosprtM. 26664 Grand River. Red-lord, Mich 46240 Attn Came

advertieing Ewerv ma is desirable but

is prslerred. Qreet ptooe 10 take part in Mi areas d advarUMng 6 mertebng Send reeume to:

AD^RTISING MANAGER P O BOX 480

TROY, Ml

A S S I S T A N T S E C R E T A R Y $ 2 3 5 / w e e k t o s t a r t N o F e a Entry levd opportunity with major Troy corporation. Top bandits including tuition! Advancement Beautiful omceel Naad 48 1

Sand good EnoBah MUM PL"

offices! Need 48 wpm typ-DOd Englaft ska*

0?MENT OBITER 1540-4130

AUTOMOBILE DEALERSHIP

iiiviiedlaM opening lor a HM-tlme daricd podtlon In the gonerM off-ice Job requires wortmg Mondey and Thursday evenlnga unta 8 pm aa the service deportment cashier Exceaent beneats svsaaMe Apply m

- — f c — Rd

PWW • » • u IB r t ^ .7 peraon st Jack Gm*m, ChevroM 7020 Orcherd Laka ~

BIG 3 AUTOMAKER

• TOP PAY (To »11 an hour Every Frtdey

• HOLIDAY PAY • LONG TERM ASSIGNMENTS • FREE TRAINING

WE m

• WORD PROCESSORS DMpiaywme IV NBI WANG WORDPERFECT OECMATE

• ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK • SECRETARIES • LEGAL SECRETARIES • TYPISTS (56 wpm)

KNELLING TEMPORARIES

CALLTOOAY Troy Detroit 826-5122 671-2700

AUTO DEALER m Northvde has mediate opening lor Warranty C M * « td other entry level positions Duties Include typing & computer

McDoneid MMe Rd . NorttMBe

plu* Apply m person Ford. 550 W 71

A WORD proceeeor tor me** Fermlngton Hias corp Word Per tod. 1-2 yre sxpertence $16,800 Cal Cedle d Unfforca 846-7663

BOOKKEEPER Large properly menagamervt com-peny located m SoutMMO hM opening lor eccurste. detel-onem ed mdMduM to hendM accounn receivable Typing akMa snd com puter knowledge helpful Send re-sume to Bookkeeper P 0 Bo.

46066

BOOKKEEPER - LIVONIA CPA is seeking people for long lerm employment m non smoking oltic« Fui or part time, expartanca needed SkUs muat mckrds. payrou laxs*. general ledger, heavy bookkeeping on a computer IISO system Flexible schMuis 10 nt youi needs Only soM. organuao mdmduels need appfy 281-0110

BOOKKEEPER-Part time poaltion 5 days for SouthfMd advertising agency Handle MRmg and eccounti oavsCHH. 356-4111

BOOKKEEPER - pert time S«1 motivated tul charge Experiences m general ledger payroi i imanciw statements KnoMedgs d Lotus Salary negotiable Send reeume to Bookkeeper 28250 W 10 Mil* Be Ferminglon HMs. Ml 46024

BOOKKEEPER - Part time Peyron eccounts receivable 1 payable E> penenced IBM computer Relerenc-es required Oek Perk 644-6444

BILLER tor Major Nursing Home DMtrtbutor Experience with Medi-care. Medicaid or CommarOM In-auranca Uvonia Aree Full time Benefits Send reeiane snd wage re-quirements to: Ann Brooks P O Box CN332S. Uvonia, Ml 48181

BILLING CLERK

Fua lima poMtxm avelebie m Ac counting Dept. Muet have exceaent math. CRT7PC MUls and ba detail oriented Qualified candidates send reeume or apply

ADISTRACORP. 1 0 1 U n i o n S t .

P l y m o u t h . M l 4 8 1 7 0 An EquM Opportunity Employer

BIRMINGHAM LAW FIRM Needs pert time word Saturday* onfy NB' 4000

Celt Kathy 842-2000

BOOKKEEPER PAYROLL 6 Employee Benefit AdmmistrstO' needed tor s progressive Manage-ment Co w SouthfMd erea Wor» mg with a local Payroll Service Cc possible pert-time lor a highly expe-nencad peraon Please send reeume wtth salary requirement to Bo> 42f Obeerver 6 Eccentric Newsoepers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd Uvoms Michigan 46150

An EquM Opportunity Employer

BOOKKEEPER Prepere monthly finenciel state-ments tor multl dlvMon distributor Expenencad through ediusted fi-nancial statements, heavy computw experience including A/R 6 A/P neceeeary Asaoodas Degree or eqmveleni education required Sand reeume to Heckett Co.. 23550 Hag-garty Rd, Farmington Ml 48024 attn Ms Deumey

BOOKKEEPER with computer po-tential 2 days par «we» Saiery negotiable Meple 'Telegraph ares Cal anytime - 737-7889

BUSY BIRMINGHAM OFFICE look-ing tor Recepnoruat. tua i part time CalSheri 542-1030

BOOKKEEPER - EXPERIENCED I No amokmg Sand reaume to Mrs S at Jobar, mc 27150 W 8 MM .1 SoutMMd. Ml 46034

BOOKKEEPER Experienced parson for Accounts Receivable 6 to sswsl tha Control-M Typing i computer experience nacaaaary Lotue 1-2-3 he*rful Busy SouthfMd office Cal Chris at 356-4410 or aand reaume to 3000 Town CenM. Suite 2860. SouthfMd. Ml 46075

BUSY SPOT F o r D a t a E n t r y p e r s o n Ex-c e l l e n t w o r k i n g c o n d i t i o n s P e o p l e s k i l l s n e e d e d To $ 1 4 , 5 6 0 . B e n e f i t s . Fee p a i d C a l l 3 9 9 - 3 4 5 0

S N E L L I N G & S N E L L I N G

BOOKKEEPER lor N W suburben pubac accounting firm, must have minimum 1/yr experience.'ban* re-concatoPons. payroi taxee (ocrnei entry* Reeume to Bookkeeper PO Box a3236, SouthfMd Ml 48037

CAREER OPPOfJJ UNI TIES Growth oriented manulacturmg firm has entry levd positions svsiLsbie st Headquarters location Receptionist Typist. Data Entry Fife Clark Secretary Adnwwdreirve As-sistant, Custodian. Handy Person Only aogresaive person* need to apply Send cover letter 4 rasume to PO Box 2500C Plymouth Ml 46170

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES Michigan s largest Canon deeier hes career oppommmaa o p y m t M loi-

tor "owing arses ~5uppr> Ordcsr CW> Service Dispatcher. Sales Secretary Theee poeitions require s data! on-anted person with exc slant typing

amen but growing reel edate man-agamant Co Mud be serf motivated A wdi orgaroed IBM PC I Lotus, expartonoe reqdred. through Man-. phone & d e r c d ska*. Pieese send c M statements c oieqs degree pre-torred. Send reeume to Book-kaapar. Suite 4. 22SOO Orcherd Laka Rd Farmmgton Ml 46024

Hovmga Business Sys-tems, 23664 Rai t arch Drive. Farm-mglon Hilts. Ml 46024. or can Mary

at 474-090C

/ 4 P M. FRIOAV FOR MONDAY

6 1 D e c k a - P a t t o e 4 2 C a r p e t C l e a n i n g

• & D y e i n g H

99 Gutters ALUMMUM or VWYL CLEAMNG

iMagMin 1 n^rif

471-2600

REDFORO A U M . RROOUCTS 4214D80 or 4S4-1946

A l u m i n u m & V i n y l

S i d i n g A G u t t e r s

L I C E N S E D B U I L D E R

EARL W O O D

5 5 3 - 2 5 2 0 1 ALUM A »*ryt 1

DOMINO CONST. CO.. INC. - ASPHALT RAVING -

ftoddsntM A CarnmarctM

626,1222 652-2112

E A G L E P A V I N G ConanVRaatfH Raaa./Quw

423-6003 286-2011

Apple Cement Co. eorWaaay*. Wads. Patios

e Garaga A Baaarnant Floors e Pui Lhse. Foobng* Chimneys

e Brtck A Block Wort IA I

Laymor Asphalt Haa. Comm. AH type* of races 1 Free E d 356-2244 or 333-2357

CANTON CEMENT CO Naw cement work or remove, had-a-way A raptocs old drive*, garaga

MldL A l Pip AanRaR Padng OMVEWAYS A RARKMG LOTS

fladtaaMiB A ftoeurtocl'ig. A l wort g m r i i t l l i a Praa Eat 867-4626

CEMENT CONTRACTOR

pricea given over the phona. CaB Joe Magaa. 473-0007

A l T y p e s o f W a t a r y o o f l n g

P e t e r M e u t i - 4 7 6 - 1 5 6 5

CHIMNEYS Raedrod or b id l n

Cleaned Rod Mi GROWN CONTRACTING

ORIVEWAYS, porchaa. taunt

AQUA-STOP /No outaKlsd

ir. 647

Ucenaed. 866-7478...Free E d • UNIVERSAL CEMENT CO

16 y n

EAGLE MASONRY ck bi

M B M B A maured. CeB Bob

AddNton or Any Type ftomodeana VASHER A SONS CONSTRUCTION Uc. A In*. lam-Spm 728-376*

AAA RENOVATION Bdha. kitchan*. ceramic tM A more. Raaaonabto rates

UC. 388-6705

ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION-GUARANTEED - Kitchens, baths.

A D D I T I O N S , D E C K S A R E P A I R S

A l Pro ConaimaMon 16 yr*.

Cdl Jerry Evening* 532-5146 A FAMILY BUSINESS

RON DUGAS BLDG. • A PERSONAL TOUCH •

KITCHENS, VANITIES, COUNTERS BASEMENTS. DOORS. REPAIRS

VINYL A PELLA WMOOWS

Uc. A meured 28 Yr Experience

421-5526

ADDITIONS DECKS A REPAIRS

16 yr* CaB Jerry Evanlnga 665-C366

ADDITIONS FUMohod Basements Cuetom Decks Uc. 737-2128

BASEMENTS A K I T C H E N S P E C I A L I S T

Rstadng or Naw CaMnats Formica Counters

326-8025

drywea conoepss or pan sang. Mr*-pieces ceremic DM. drop cdangs Free 18" ootor TV wah order over 486 aq. ft. Rac rooma. kKchene 4

^ Aftor dews price* Oueaty

BARRV8 CARPENTRY SERVICE 10 yr* caper. R d 8tan-*»4nah

kitchens.

476-6666

Cd t 462-2363

* K I T C H E N S *

BEAUFORO CARPENTRY Service CommercM and rteiaanlM rsmodMers- QenerM conuaclms 582-4467 or 862-4525

E M H C O N T R A C T I N G I N C

C e m e n t 6 M e a o n a r y

3 2 6 - 5 0 2 5

WET BASEMENT ' 'PROBLEMS?

N A T I O N W I D E S I N C E 1 9 6 6 F U L L Y W A R R A N T E D

L I C E N S E D 6 I N S U R E D

B-DRY SYSTEMS 6?B»6a7? - 661 J7JQ 644-4666 MACOMe — WAYNE — OAK LANO

ELEGANTE EDfTIONS by ARTHUR A ZUK. New homo l l l l t f A oonetruotton. mnov i " A l a m a a u i a . MMM I Hon. Uc. A I n *

CARRENTRY^Mdi or Rough. sddMons. kRda B M a n a l s . rep uc.*No tob too 1

CLOSET SPECJAUST ar meMBa 1 lor max 1

471 -2600

G A R A G E S P E C I A L I

$875 w«R> A mm u n u i u

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471-2®00

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F A L L S A V I N G S

F r e e EM. 4 3 6 - 8 0 2 8

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0 . 2

478 -1729 A-1 CUSTOM BRCK I

? » x r r a w a . e e Meat

• a o i . a i o c K . coaENT

w o m w S E L F FREE ES-HMATE 3 4 8 - 0 0 6 6

Frank Vento M a s o n r y A C e m e n t C o . Inc. A l types Mtek. BtocA. Cement Wort

ADorriOMS wATaamooFtNo

FOUNDATIONS D R M E W A Y J

atAaa BLOCK SPECIALIZING IN BMCK PATIOS

RESWOKALS COMMOMCAL 108 My Oaa Wart

464-7262

P O R C H E S - D R I V E S toaaaa - 40% OPP) • U U l W M M t W h M m e i S i

MELONIO BROS. C O U E M T C O N T R A C T O R S

34 YEARS I

KITCMEN6BATH AEMOOEUNG Tuba, tub aground* *nw«a re-pair*. IBa, other work. Free Eak-mdss CaB anytlma. Joe: 721-6687

LICENSED A INSURED C a « M aNh 10 w*. sapartono* to do any A

QUALITY WORK U . . try. Drywal. Pamimg. WaApapailiv

REC ROOM. fUTCHEN A BATH SPECIALISTS AIRemodeang. BR

1476-0011 R E M O O E L f N G 6 TCP A I R S

W O O O D E C K S • REPLACEMENT W l i o o t i

-8KXNG S TRB6-COMPLETE HOME IPROWSMi l lT LICENBEO CALL JOHN • 623-6401

am tor max. usage Lee FraaEd. 567-1615

COMPLCTE CARPENTRY SERVICE A« type* d buBdhg A repdr Robert PaM Contractor*.

471-4672

K M FKRKE Lto-^n* Carpvdy 0*cka, gutter*, roots, akan adng. rac rooma, ak idoa* door*, ate.

t i l Free Eat 837-2380

PIML-S CARPENTR r ROOFPtO

OUAUTY WOOO WORWNG m Cerpentry

Custom Mtortor Trtm and Cabddry

SMALL WORLD SMALL j o a a

DONE EFFICIENTLY A PROFWSNTL Y

BY A LICENSED

WALT: S

AN ALPINE FRESH CARPET -stsem ctosnmg servtce 2 rooma A MB, $30: ona chdr tree. Any sola $25 Any kr e i i s r $20 Any chak $16 Peak d clean 422-0256

M A R K S C A R P E T C A R E Speriskimg m carpet ctoartng. Uc and ms Free ed 525-6064

471-2600 Rug Cleaning. msMBng. Floor Strip-ing. PoBahmg. fMSSMAig

44 Carpel Laying A Repair

A A A C A R P E T R E P A I R S Sssms A Rsatretchlng - A l Repairs

1 D A Y S E R V I C E A L L W O R K G U A R A N T E E D

8 2 8 - 5 5 8 8

ALL INSTALLATION A REPAIRS OAVE S CARPET

Pad aval AB wort Querent pad Rd. 3 Yrs Exp ms Cal Dave 421-6620

BUD'S CARPET MSTALLATION

I I Wort Quorum i l l . 463-2281

DRAPER'S CARPET SERVICE Carpet A pad anMaBM. carpal ctoartng. powar strddttog. $1 00 a yard A up Free ad. Caa 722-6774

SB Chimney Cteening.

ALL CIWMMCY Wort Repair* Naa. Capa, Flue Pipes Brtck Wort

471-2600 ALWAYS A CLEAN MILLER'S CLEAN Cape A Scraene

FuBy meured 526-0236

C h i m n e y s m m naw A repair /

WIH beat any price!

G e r a o e , Or tvewey . P o r o n a a , • r t o k 6 1

• HAMILTON • BUILDERS 559-5690

28437 GreenRaM Ra

ABSOLUTELY AJ Mpenkry. M M M

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A A A K f T C H € N 6 * B A T H 8 C O U N T E R T O P S

6 C A M N E T 8

C h i m n e y s

» O O F p A K S < f f T O P P E D

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CUSTOM WOOO DECKS Routering r i aMb i t Free set

Uc., ins-. Re**.. Picture* HOUSER BUILDING CO 436-0007

FIRST 3 wdmonMd decks add wtth this ad $6 par sq. ft) Cal tomgm tor your free esttmate. 7-11PM Fsao Construction Co 458-7158

82 Doora MR GOOD DOOR

Raa: Door Rspek • Locksmnhmg Lock A Doors mstMtod (Al Types)

Oead-bdi OpsnsMi 461-66M

83 Drapertoa 8ipcoe6r6/Clng.

CUSTOM DRAPERIES. Shasre, Cm-paBng. WeBpeper. M M Binds. Vart-icato. Cal tor tree m home Ed.: ORAPERIES SY PAT 772-5440

K U S T O M D R A P E R I E S 25 Year* Ex«iartonca Our workroom

yours Decorator concepts Our labrtc or irator Borvtoa 534-7828

K Drywal DRYWALL A PLASTERING

New A Rapak. Hend or Spray Mi -turtnfr AoouoaodooA Uc /Guer 30 Yr* a p . 643-0713or 662-7543

DRYWALL SPBCtALMTS. MC

• oonek "347-6710

^ WMB IMU I - - T N M f c H M j B ^ a M

>ypw8 of N M n . N M non. 347-0670

471-2600

m Electrical A A A ELECTfVC

Ras. A Comm., bsaaMw A tuae

ASM A Ready Par Your Beoanc Job. Uc., M i Guar Maa Eat

•SHORTALASONSELECTMC.

M U o e n e a d A t n a u r e d ^

BEST CHIMNEY CO H D e a r b o r n - 2 9 2 - 7 7 2 2

S o u t t i f l e M - 6 6 7 - 8 5 9 5

B I L L O K L E R E L E C T R I C • R a a . A C i a a t - U * A m M

J. C. Price Electric

Aay Type d Canaig a M M M I

661-5520 SA.C COSMTRUCTIQN Fine OuaMty C

BACKHCE feuBPseer tredtotg. aa

BI tea M M E a r a » Maw m By Ma

r 347-0111

ABSOLUTELY seasoned 1 yr spat mtxad hardwood* $60 (ace cord 4 « 8 » 16-16m 2 or more $55 eech Free doBv. Canton/nearby 464-2433

ADMIRE YOUR FIRE SUPER WELL SEASONED

HARO - BIRCH - FRUIT HACKER SERVICES 474-6814

QUALITY SINCE 1846

F I R E W O O D & C O A L Mtxad Herdwoods A Birch

Hard A Soft COM. DMhery Available

NOBLES SUPPLY 4 7 4 - 4 8 2 2

FIREWOOO - Seasoned Hardwood $60 Cord (16x4x8) - Free dekvwry

NORTHERN TREE CARE 626-7833

FWEWOOO SPECIAL You pick up - $38 SO Next season s hsrOwood Dsavered $55 par cord

522-4238

SEASONEO MAPLE FIREWOOO $45 FACE CORD

U/PtCK UP 837-1725

SEASON FIREWOOO-Mixed hard-wood $66 per lace cdrd. (4x4x61 Birch. $06 per face cord Pes.wad

738-6311

• 1 F l o o r S e r v i c e

A BETTER FLOOR BANCMNQ JOB OM Boors our spedMty Star work M M M * dona Also now doors •nwtaRsd 477-7736

A-1 WOOO FLOORS M aand A *mah a* types of

wood -Custom Wort d Affordable RHceer Free E d 286-4824

DANDY HAMOWOOO FLOOR Fto-

Otvtsion of 523-1611

S T t V E ^ FLOOMNQ A FPBSHPiG IMPauuU l o o n Psrqust y s c M t ,

RASHID BUILDERS

GARAGE DOORS . Slaal i m r a n o a 0oor >

t a u e n PT. OHMNUNR F^IOS i l l V P l B M . B a - M i M M

s f r s i l ^ s S e i s w

CLEANING REPAIRS, NEW HEAT TAPES SCREENING 471-2600

DEPENOASLE GUTTER CLEANERS

Free Estimates Ask lor Marty: S64-102S

L lu rWA GUTTER Cieanmo Special $40 avg 1*1 story house Seamless gutter screening repsirs Free est 474-6810

OHMER GUTTER SERVICE Guttsrs clsened-screened-repsirsd

New Gutters - Root Repairs Free Estimates 624-5387

1 0 2 H a n d y m e n

M a l e / F e m a i e

A - 1 HANDYMAN Electrical. p4umbmg. carpentry code noletiona corrected etc Res/comm I Cd l Bob 261-0140

OU-IT-ALL Home Care A Improvement

Remtmg Orywdi Plumt-nc Etc Phone Anynrna Sb-4545

D J HANDYMAN Pamong, Etodrt-cal Plumbing. Ceramic T l * DrywaB Carpentry Corrects Ho none Free E d Rsaa

HOME IMPROVEMENTS

dlecount Complete horns remodel-ing Toa tree

Retired Handyman AH t y p e s o f w o r k . 4 7 1 - 3 7 2 9

THE MOUSE DOCTOR I types d wort, repelrs A

U S

A-1 HAULMO - Moving Scrip asd-d . Cteening bi " Storee. etc L Ouk* service »res Est Serving Wayne A Oektond Counass Centra

647-2764 or 568-1138

CUSTOM BMTALLAnOM - - J a j M a R ^ M

EAU S P E C t A U - a n e i M B I ,

• m n S S

5 0 4 H a l p '

OfKce-Oertcai

BOOKKEEPER/ SECRETARY

lereeted. ptoaee tend reeume and tmmy raipM emanit to. Ms waeon. P O Box 881. SouMMMd. Ml 46037

Plant* 6 Moren recrulM lor EquM OpporhmMy Employer

Bookkeeping Partial Ustmg d positions

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE N Subur ban compeny seeks ctsrk wtth a m -mum 2 yre experience with high <oi-ums compulerUad payables Nice stmoephere good beneMs

504 Halp Wi

en Entry lerel Ot Detroit OMtoe. Ol

C L E R I C A L ^ H Fary FuB-tlme Opportunmes I

— - - - » Superstores has ats W - t r m Tsmporsr, aai ' i is ias a sasbn at a* corporate

• Plymouth We currently a CtoricM. SecreiarM A

904 Haip Wl O W o e - C t a r i c a l

A CAREER DAY

Tuesday, October 17 9 A M - 6 PM

A T

E N T E C H SERVICES, LTD.

7 7 7 C h i c a g o RO. T r o y

588-5610

5 0 4 H a i p W i

O M o e - C l e r t e a l

CLERICAL $ 1 1 , 7 0 0

Work m Troy M major corporapon I you can type 45 wpm FuB bene«M and room tor advancement CaB 648-6800

S N E L L I N G A S N E L U N G O F T R O Y

CLERK/TYPIST Attorneys In Farmmgton MBS a d Usm tor than oMoe. Typing 6 «Bng skAs ssssnliM Expartanca n d re-quired Starting wage $4 24 per IKM with reguM incises sa

866 8682

STAFF BOOKKEEPER LOCM cor-porate ortoe requires bookkeeper With exceaent genera ledger ed MuM have good > no Wis age Lotus Very meibie (

BILLING BOOKKEEPERS - We heve sever si compervss lookmg lor book-keepers with experience m oamg Mtg background a plus One poal-tion open due to growth

H A L F Robert Half ot Michigan mc

28588 NorthwoMorn Hwy =250 SoutMMd Ml 48034

358-2300 A i Fees Company PmO Part d * onds LargesT

FnancM placement Network

CASH ANALYST (2) and BiBlng/Col-•ectxm Analyst p i Accounts recatv-sbie dept m BloomlMd HIBs sees mg Individuals wtth 2 - 3 yrs. WMhg and collection experience Mud be tarrvkw with cxvnputeroed MBmg system and hava good orM and writtma commumceiilone Mies Sub-mit salary reqiaremnts and rssume to P O Box 380 Obeerver A Eccen-tric Newspepere, 36251 Schoolcrsft Rd . Uvonia. Michigan 48150

Equal Opportunity Employer

Minority/Female/Handicapped/Vet

have Office Data Entry aoammnwin a1 isBebla Previoua office experience pre-torred knowledge d WordPerfect or Lotue 1-2-3. e Plus Ptaeee send yotv reeume or apply m person to

Highland Superstores Human Resource* Dept -T -

808 N SfMdon Rd Plymouth. M 46170

An EquM Opportunity Employer

C L E R K T Y P I S T Ofy d Farmmglon HBM

Genera office expertonca required typing 45 wpm . piuo good customer ralaticm skMs lor contact with pub-i c High school graduate or equiva-lent Saiery $14 ,630 thru $16,662 Appacenona accepted untH Oct 27 1868 Apply m writing or m person

Please torn us tar refreshment» to

lor word processors clerks. lanes, recaption* operators, typists, snd others' Work m sn arss nam you We offer good pay beneM progr ems. snd tree word proe using trsmmg Asd appacants Cal lor sn msnt or lust slop 6y»

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CLERICAL OFFICE Position lor Troy based retaaer Renewing deay re-ports Irom retM locations A prspsr-mg lor computer input Previous ofl-ce experience deeeshls 526-3814

CLERtCAL POSITION SouthfMd beeed meursnce Compa-ny Previous experience helpful b* l not nscsMOrii Good meth skas and wrnmg skMs required Typmg 40 wpm Send reeume lo P O Box 300, SouthAdd Ml 46037

I r Xei ^wrwjrwtm

City d FArmmgton HSN 31555 W 11 &MeRd

Farmmglon H M Ml 46018 n EquM Opportunity EmpKryt

C L A I M S C L E R I C A L U N I T Ths CNA insurance compeniea has an rmmedwte pert tlms opening m our clsims ctsrtcM urtM Hours srs Irom 'Osm 01 3pm 5 days S week Must have previous phons expen-ence m a service environment Qood written 'orM communicallon skas and some experience wtth CRT In-put ars also required if mtereded pieaae contact Bruce Morotti at 645-6840

CNA INSURANCE COMPANIES 30200 Tsiagrsph Rd Soils 300 Birmmghem Mi CNA tor a l the Commitments you

mak* EQUM opportunity Employer

Minority'Femel*/Handicapped/Vet

CLERICAL Genera duties Ocelent benefits Som* college required Contact Dermis Jones at 826-8800

ACTION! Find It si Kaly We can put you to work immediately m long or short tsrm saaignmsnts Good pey end Benefits

We now need

15 Clerks or Clerk Typists

For more mformMion. piaaaa cal

Farmington H«s 471-2050

K E L L Y TEMPORARY

SERVICES The KeBy GUT- People

-The Flrd And The Beer Not An Agency. Never A Fee

EquM Opportunity Employer M/F/H

CLERICAL POSITION SOUTHFIELD - Diversified duties. pnones light typing $10 400 lo stsrt Fui beneMs Excdlenl re-views Fes Paid

B H A M I L P E R S O N N E L

CLERICAL/WORD PROCESSORS' RECEPTIONISTS - needed Aseign-ments m Oskiend County Expenencad only Top pay CM IFS TEMPS 355-3648

CLERK TYPIST

deportment d Bem-ighsm law arm. tor-a dapsndsbto person wiWi good

proceedings C M M o o - f n 8-5pm

CLERK-TYPIST Part-time. 3 days per w< typmg. Mmg. orgenumg si Ptymouth are*

504 HaipWeeied^ |S04 Haip

CUSTOMER aCRRCE l i i ss iaa i i r i DATA TNTRY/PWOCSeSOR ParV

am MuM knew M a M NMO M

NawMtaM l i F o r t R i T c Canton. Mi 46167

881-6330

DATA ENTRY 6 Cut .puMto r/Troy I

DATA ENTRY corp w

river ares* 6-10 $1 t25?mo Cat Alee d

ra tor meyor SodMMM 6

Z X 453-S225

CLERK/TYPIST !2noon lo 8pnv anernel ends, good phons voice

writing Redlord ABeen 533 MaNa 2-SSS

Computer Operator Dels Processing Depertmant has sn

sts need tor sn immediste Computer Operstor shM SkRs mud mckids ths proven scaty to work wdi IndepenenOy tal-low mstrudtans. run reports and memtsm taps cstsiogs. Ws o f M s competitive aaMry and beneM pec* -

I M M E D I A T E O P E N I N G CMicai/Saies position wtth growing m«9west furniture rentM compeny ExcsHsnt opportunity tor Ihe right person Ssisned position with bsns-'•ts A good working hours Book-keeping $ clerical skMs necessary Contact Mr Houston st

355-4330 GLOBE FURNITURE RENTALS

CLERICAL Detroit ares general contractor company seeks s psrl tuns person who has good ctsrtcM skMs snd positive attnuds Tha success** candidate wa have experience m genera office skMs and be abls lo msnsge s constant work Itaw If in-terested, cal Esther at 581-6000

An EquM Opportunity Employer •I've Action Employer

CLERICAL HELP-PART TIME Farmmgton HMs Co seeks part-time secretary to work afternoons. 15-20 hours/week CeS tar sn mssr-viww Mon -Frt 8am-5pm. 476-7515

CLERICAL f e n aw

pany m Lrvonia has mvnediate to! time day shift cloncM opening Must nave good phone voice plus con-genM personality Some clerical du-ties involved We OfM good pay benefits A othei incentives to quaB-•ed candtaelas For more mforms-

Cterks

2

PEOPLE NEEDED

dnnds 40 hour work week through June 30.1880

Preetigioul local company naeda assitsnca m men mairoom copy-center and swncnboard srea Expe-rience with any photocopying or msdroom squipmsnt helpful but not

C L E R K I C i t y ot U v o n i a

The City d Uvoraa a seeking quas-hed blacks and other minority app*-cants. as wM ss white appacants tor smploymsnl without regard to race tor PERMANENT ANO'OR TEMPO-RARY employment opporlurvtiea lor the poaltion of Oark I

$16,852 to $18,761 60/year Must be U S atasn or rssidsnt skan with Ihe right to work m the U S . must have high school dipioms or ecjLXve-isnt. snd one yeor fuB-tlme peld ctertcM experience or two yaars m sn ortcM cisrtcM cooper stive edu-cstionM program (must have prool d penictpetton m co-op progrsm st tms d sppacabon) Apply no Mar than 5 pm., Friday October 27, 1868 to the City d Uvonia. Ch* Ser-vice Deportment 33000 O n e Cen-ter Drive (5 M M A Farmmglon Fids ). Lrvont* Ml 46154 , 421-2000. Ex! 284 Office Hours 8 30 s m to 5

P m NO RESUMES ACCEPTED An Equal Employment Opportunity

Emptoyar M/F/H

send a resume snd sslsry re-qutremsnts to

M I D W E S T B E N E F I T S C O R P O R A T I O N

25505 W 12 Mas Rd Ste 3000 SouthfMd Ml 46034

Attn PersonrM/Oparstor

COMPUTER OPERATOR AJLA P

Short term position tor computer operstor Musi heve IBM 38 mam trams sxpsnsnca 20 to 40 hours per wee* ExcaBant wages'

T H E E M P L O Y M E N T C O N N E C T I O N

4 2 5 - 3 2 2 0

DATA ENTRY OPERATORS P C * TypM to be trained tor PC Data Entry mud type 55wpm Sea-aond IM 6 part Ume. I d SM 2nd afsR, RsxlbM hour*. 12286 Hubberd. UvonM. For sppt .csB 526-4774

DATA ENTRY OPERATOR Progressiva. N p i Mdi Irwi M S< M d . a seMmg an sMvlduM tor O v Une Compmartaod OeU Entry The

Word f M p M but nol a requirement Bend reeume. mciudMg saiery reqiare-msnts. lo Oots Entry. P.O Box 481. Lshtrup VMage. Ml 46076

DATA ENTRY /SECRET ARY

a s j a s a '

Mgmt .P O Mai 180. Tray. M> <8088

DENTAL RECEPTKMET Our genera daMd oRtoe M 16 I 6 Telegraph a seeking * M I Oenta recepaonM Our oRtoe em-

^ " L ^ i v ^ n T ' o o o d clerical, or-g i o a i i o n d and commudcdlon skMa neceeeary No previous doMM

aery We arnrn oomp

•384 Obeerver A t t p « w l J82S! S d UvonM. MKMgan 46ISO

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY

P o r - p e n e r a l o f f i c e T y p i n g a n d w o r d p r o o a a a l n a . B a r . o a t s F a a p a i d . 3 6 6 - 3 4 6 0 .

S N E L L I N G A S N E L L I N G

FARMINGTON HILLS LEASING

SECRETARY $16-$16.000 FEE PAIO

dudmg

DOUBLE DUTY

DATA ENTRY OPERATORS

iri'inistksM openings m Deo on snd Suburbsn Areas MUST fyps s mmeman d 36 wpm snd have aa cedent commurscaBon MUB* Cal 8AM-3PM tor sppueiuiiaiit

METR0STAFF

C O M P U T E R P R I N T O P E R A T I O N S

$ 1 8 , 0 0 0 N o f e e Prestigious Troy arse law firm aftor* top beneMs. beeutitul ortcee snd career growth! Need experience With laser printer*, supply inventories 4 sdlUng EMPLOYMENT CENTER I 540-4130

COMPUTER TECHNICIAN Company, localsd m Uvores. a lookmg lor computer technician tor IBM Compatible eupport teem Knowtodgs d compuM repair A DOS oriented progrsm a pretorred CM lor appointment 471-0801

DATA ENTRY ama* accounting k m PeyroB nance pratorrad Knowledge d pay-ro i taxes f M p M Sou«hlMd/12 M M srea C o l 8-5.

OO YOU TYPE 45-50 wpm? Do you Ike to sneear buoy phonos? I you know how to use s 10 kay tor thsn pisses send your to Shirty Wsiah. 18100 W Rd Suuthketd Ml 48075

6 M M

CPA OFFICE needs pen ume tsry lor computer mput typmg end M n g j y p m g ska — ^ J Y ^ C d ,

EARN CHRISTMAS GIFTS... whSs you wort N d only e d you receive top pay A beneMs bui SMO the opportimtiy lo eam points to-wards aoma tabdous g*ts Ws hava opsnmgs m the toBowmg ereee

Word Ptoceeecra - Typists Secretartos - Ctorks - RecapbonMs

Switchboard Operators DSU Entry OpsrMors

Exceaent pey avoaaMo, trsmmg pro-vided to committed mdviduoM

For more mformation. p l i i l i CM

Fsrmmgton HMs 471-2050

K E L L Y T E M P O R A R Y

SERVICES

CLERKS

DATA ENTRY

WE NEED YOU! We have openings m the Livonia A SoutMleld areas ideei tor homemakers 8 students All shifts svsa-st»e lor these long term temporsry positions Hurry 8 cM todsy tor your ap-pointment

CORPORATE PERSONNEL

SERVICES LIVONLA 476-1010 NO FEE EOE

CUSTOMER SERVICE REP Needed tor cable compeny m B» mmghsm Looking for person s*ic has some computer knowledge and good phone manner ThM position a tdl time Hours trom 6am to 5pm Starting wage $5 en hour benefits included AM tor Uea 540-61W

An Equel Opportunity Employer

T R

E x p e r i e n c e d M a i l r o o m C l e r t w i t h S w i t c h b o a r d

S U M greet MoBroom Ctork Mf "j Itiu6l ii 6*.M6

pretorMHy on the SLI system Typ-mg d SO wpm required Shedd p panes working knowtodgs d Pa-

Xsrox 5080 COpMr. Fsmdortty with td readabona Some Mtmg in-

volved Good organisational MuM. oaomor making snd ItoxfeMty s muel! EicsBsnt wort snviremmont

yaorty A l you 844-1564 end a ' r a M 2 need a good lake your own form d l a d noaes snd 2 yeers experience m * r y a M ons wM go toot! CM #61-3480 sr " erttorSrertey

SNELUNG 6 SNELUNG

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT

Y o v s s i apadd person apocM (oM? VP sseks

S T o f e g y g

TSP5T EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

FILE CLERK/RUNNER Matro DE-

person tor k d time position Must heve own rdtobta auK> A enjoy * -verse wort. Non smoker Seniors welcome Cal oMca mgr

FALL INTO A KELLY

JOB

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

$ 2 5 , 0 0 0 F E E P A I O Suburben firm needs k rotary to wort M l

shortbsnd Fdl beneM*. buay pca^ turn CM 648-5800

SNELLING & SNELUNG O F T R O Y

aga- 3aMakaaM H U M a 5 a * Co 46666 Part St. I Ml 46170. AMkLyaa H

FILING CLERKS A m maaa.. 6-t7e«e*eB-

z j r z s s r * 167-0841

F I U N G / G E N E R A L O F F I C E b a y M M paoMon wan a Mrgs

S E R V I C E S SouthfMd Troy Osorbom Detroit EOE

641-8830 441-3181 862-8680

NO FEE

EXECUTIVE Load Secretary tor Senior porUMr d gioeMig Ms I rm Expenencad. srticdaM and wM ed-

Crvl Ubgebon* AdmMMtrseve pod end SuporvMon Fabulous offlca FsHMngion HBM Word Perfect Tqp SaMyBeneftts 62V500C

EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAL - Ron Wns position tor mAjetrtel red eo-taM Arm m Uvoraa naitole hour*

p isMrsd Send lewms to 33640 Schoolcraft. UvonM

CUSTOMER SUPPORT REPRESENTATIVE

Micnigen % largaet Canon Jaalar a mier .tewing tar a person lo trsm on Csnon ofhes machines snd be in-volved m customer suppon Good communicstlon skMs end an attrac-tive personskty ara important Ex-ceaent compenaation program and opportunrty tor advancement Send

to

Temporary Resources 737-1711

Uvorss - Fsrmmgton HBM

SouthfMd 353-7505 Troy 566-82 tO

An Eoud Oppoitunlty CiwpS:iyer

EXECUTIVE -import 6 export company m Fsrm-mgton Haa. admlradrdxo duhss MB wort lor mo«or asacukva. exper 1000 on Word Portod s pka piey Wnte 4 or OMca $18,000 CaB VKMl d umfo.es

357-0034

ENOOOONTIC RECEPTIONIST Good typmg. snthuodooc Send re-sume to. OoMM. 28803 W 8 MBe Rd Suns 103. UvonM. Ml 46152

"cwngs B 23664

CLERK TYPIST experienced pen tune. 20 hoirs per waak. accurate typing MMs CM Sharon between 8-t lem »4-5550

COLLEGE G R A D

tmmedsM position Mth nationd firm and thak management pro-gram Company provKtoa trsmmg. benefits, tsst selary reviews snd s

Fsrmmgton HMs Ml. 48024 Attn Tim While

DATA ENTRY/Osncs Troy olftca, ncmity Big Beaver CooSdge Repfy to P O Box 1321 Troy. Mc

DATA ENTRY CLERKS Needed - mvnedMe openings

CM - 425-6226 ETD Temporary Service

DATA ENTRY/KEY PUNCHER

ado Apply or aond

ENTRY LEVEL and axpertanced worker m ths loi-lowing areas srs nssdsd today TYPISTS RECEPTIONISTS CLERKS SECRETARIES WORO PROCESSORS TELEMARKETERS Many long tsrm snd short tsrm aa-signments srs sn atoms Work tor major compeny m the metro araa snd som si L Msnt pey CaB TsmpExchsn^s todary-

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Needed tor Bkmmgiam d8ca Ex cdBoM typing 6 dtetabon MMa sdh hnsncM background piskarod but not nscsasory Send i sairnis A aol-

tmgds

package lo Q MM 11

mcxjid send si

57 Kay tndua Ml. 46057 Or| a n A 4pm 3T7-4ii4>S|

FRONT DESK SECRETARY

T O 6 1 6 . 7 0 0

Z E Z S X Z ant environment Good SUM stdud-mg word proooosMa Fee pod CaS " eenore at 36S-20M

S N E L U N G 6 S N E L U N G

FUN SPOT $ 1 3 - 6 1 5 . 0 0 0 F E E P A I D

Services always has plenty d toos to OfM You l mMa good pey and

Telemarketers sMs end/or survey expertonca

Receptionists/ Switchboard

• 8 months pnor experience

For more mtormabon. PUSH ca l

Uvoraa 522-4020

K E L L Y TEMPORARY

SERVICES The "KeBy GrT' People The Flrd And The Beet

N d An Agency. Never A Fee - " ' 1 M/F/H

abMty to g d Mong mam M A Mill811 now" feck, d 861

S N E L U N G & S N E L U N G

F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S

FRONT DESK F E E P A I D - 6 1 4 - 6 1 5 . 0 0 0

SOUTHFELO Maturity" and/cr retumee" to working world • fine

t w o Musi bs ou^omg a

sry requirements to llaalhsr I * Anna s House. 2100 E MopM. •300

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

piaMdant DuDM sM bs di-ed snd chaaengmg r lend akBM required <

taM Send raauma to P O Box 300 SoutMMd. Ml 46037

FARMINGTON HILLS CAREER

OPPORTUNITIES ALL FEES COMPANY PAID

$13,500 $20,000 $16,000 $11. $15,500 $14,000 $25,000 $22,000 $17,000 $18,000 $16,000

Account AdmksMrdor

B o a M i g O M M r Advertising ' Entry LavM Ofttos Manager

Bi-Ungud I Accounting Ctort

roundmgs 883-0Se5 or 646-6787

DOROTHY DAY PERSONNEL. INC

$5-$10 P /HR.

PICTURE FRAMERS

GENERAL INSURANCE

s r a r . 3 c . s r -

GENERAL OFFICE- mdudtog orMr entry A • * « typmg Mud M os a>-dopandoM worker a a good Mono skMs Crooks A IS araa. Mr*. 8-4. ktoiv-Frt. CaB EMw 436-7343

GENERAL OFFICE PART-TIME 16-24 hrs WadPartMl l u i uds lu i snd good typaig aMM ragdMd 8RB tram on Lotus <-2-3 Ssnd | iMBl i -tions to Cunli u t o 13260 Or . Dearborn. Ml 4S120

CjiLsasm opportunRy lo Mara a 8ne trade along, trama making. M St cutting No expwience nacssaarj mud be good a M honds. respona bis and hard wortung

Apply Irom 11am - 8pm. Mon-Frt M

PARK WEST GALLERY

GENERAL OFFICE - part Mna. hours pw aaak. 11am M Jpm

GENERAL O F * * * POAMON AvdMMs M buay oMca MuM type BO sp

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

T o t o p E x e c u t i v e In ksrga f as t g r o w i n o c o m p a n y . F e e p a i d . T o 6 2 5 . 0 0 0 . E x c e l l e n t b e n e f i t s . 3 9 0 - 3 4 5 0 .

S N E L U N G & S N E L U N G

UM snd can type 50 wpm.. read

FRONT DESK SECRETARY

Subirban branch d miar-

G E N E R A L O F F I C E

E r r o r s

. . :

n L E / G e n e r a l O f f i c e Clertc • H H B P A R T - T M d M B H I

i : » 1 i Ford Rd Canton Ml 4818T • tl Dawn Mt-6330 FURNITURE STONE- Part Mas oft-;

12 Noon-5pm • 336-0340

HKMtLANb SUPERSTORES Musnsn naouuiras Dept -F DATA ENTRY LEVEL - Typmg. math

and communication akMa required WO trsm Ssnd rseivne P O Box

9162 Uvonia, Ml 48151-1162

reqursd Fua benebt* Fee paM CM Berbers. 772-6780

S N E L U N G & S N E L L I N G

The "KeBy Girl' PeopM The First And The Beet

An Agency. Never A Fee EquM Opportunity Employer M/F/H

Plymouth- M l 46170

1 6 5 P a i n l i n g ft

D e c o r a t i n g

1 3 5 L a w n M a i n t e n a n c e 1 1 0 H o u s e c l e a n i n g ALL OUR W O H K ^ ^ e e e R A H LAWN CARE

Aerating power rekmg. shrub trtmmmg/romovd. MM removal

gutter* 535-775S or 536-1170

r r s N E V E R T O O E A R L Y To have e protooslonM landscape Jiaigr servtce turn y w * ordnary yard mso s Miowcsas snvtoronmsnt We have 16 yeers d pnjisoMnnM

APE ' O b UNHAPPY with your pres-PLYMOUTH PAMTMGCO

OusBty Mortor A Oktortar SmM carpentry A iwxjiMlons. Lie.. k>-•ured. Free E d K«rt 461-7361

MousM sopor? Too busy t CMan' RsMx You've G d it Ms«d Fantastic Prices

50% Ofl INTERIOR • EXTERIOR

LOWEST PRICES-SEST WORK C O M P L E T E L Y I N S U R E D

Al wort fuly guor antes d FREE ESTIMATES

4 2 5 - 9 8 0 5 • 2 2 9 - 9 6 6 5 8 6 7 - 7 4 9 €

A I R m . a-sTbee To Oo a MMa WALL TO WALL C O i C M i a ' BERGSTROMS

Hot Water Today! 40 gaeon g M wsssr

1 3 1 L a w n S p r i n k l i n g stons. carousel stone and Om*

brtck R o t a m m g ^ ^ ^ ^ H aprmklng eyatam* C M ^ B

j j r o w R i t e D e s i g n S e r v l c e | • H a R H ^ H ^ ^ H 6 S 3 - 4 2 7 B

LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 20 Yr* Exp UC A ms

•MM A RecMr: Pipe puMnn - Bor-546-6080 653-6315 273 Tree 6 2 9 5 . . S A V E 6 6 0

CM by 3pm Mon-Frt tar FtdyUc. ABM

522-1350 1 2 3 J a n i t o r i a l STEVE'S IMORREY 8 SPWMKLER SERVICE!

RepM A Maintenance our Speoer . • S Biow-outJ

• 3 5 6 - 2 1 1 0

ALL PRO CLEANING Jemtortal Services Window Wash-ing Floor Stripping A Wsxmg Rsd Room Manaoement Buadmg ds-odartMng 827-876S

P A I N T I N G S E R V I C E WE OO IT ALU

50% ofl INTERIOR e EXTEMOR

15 Y BONDED 6 INSURED BloomlMd • 666-4675

Birmingh«n> 540-7136 Rochester • 656-7370

k A U G H N ^ O O F M G S E

CALO'S g m rmmntnQ eaw • 6 f c l

150 Moving ft Storage BOS MOVING A SERVICE INC

Any Soa Job - RsasonobM Rates Short Nonce Service

Free EH'nMs - Insured 662-8172

NOBLES LANDSCAPE SUPPLIES

BOULDERS e Deuoiolhm 6 Oi t iass i sions e Topaoa a Poat-Topooi Mt a Shred Ber* e W M Stons

CAROLYN'S JANTTOMAL SERVICE Home A Ofttos Ctssnmg

ws Mao do Windows C M 582-8840 HTraa AStoaapH

4 7 1 - 2 6 0 0 Naa S isp air

E L g 2 £ ~ m ' & a >

478-4398

THE PAINT DR. MM expert IMartor A

W t , 5 , ^ a s INDEPENDENT MOVING WE CLEAN your home, ofttoe. sny-

pemt d vary toa prtews

COLOR PLUS Pamtmg 6 Decoratlnfl

* FALL SPECIALS • aa

(Tree

MOORES MOVING 6 STORAGE

iNiMbaaM. home A oMoe $ M per hour * b - i i 5 8

AA ACE LANDSCAPE

• E X P E R I E N C E GARDENERS CM aiyltmo 5 4 0 - 7 W « 349-2123 * 474-2256 471 2600 Randal ADMIRE YOUR YARO

471-2600 a

U n d e r g r ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ M itsbad A serviced T spout burtd. d r a m l l i m V M O sMta - Trucking - Decks PACKER SERVICES ITA-SS H QUALITY SINCE 1846]

•Too Soil Special* 7 ysrds screened MM MB M H M $86 r Colorado I

European Touch Angelo's Supplies

e ROM e S M M aart e a toM CMps e Topaoa - $0M baa - $1

e pri.saay A DecorsMvs S e Ptay^Rad A W8 Sand

PICKUP OR DELIVERY FOR RWT S M CMMr* Pod H M

I yr* OM M M M n a i 868 aa 11 or 642- t t 18

WALLPAPER - PAINTING H I WE OO rr ALL" "

641-7766 BPUN-WTE PAINTING

525 -1097H turmg O M M Wart a M d l SS w m u l m r m I A

• 4ACMS WALL m * * m * 8 M M M M A

478-1729 Apple Land6C«ping ft D i v e r s i f i e d S e r v i c e d

AaeotuTE sear LAWN CARE

a t - -p A u g j A N u n iGUTTfR QJWR

United Tree Serv £res I ta" t k ' s J S o r ' n l c ' m - 1 S s

ALL ROOT LEAKS STt NEWROOFE SMSMM

PLAS I A .MMA OMVWALL^

PALL YARD OUMW W *mj

ACTJONPA jNT lNG A

261 TV

471-2600 CRIMBOLI

WS&tfJL Acre' Tree Fana

OOBOOSMLAWNAHOa^CAM a i l H M l i A M a A M n a MMM

C A L L - M / t 4 6 1 - 7 4 3 3

y r r r r r w g MARKS LAMNI CARE _ I4MSMMSW. M

495-1700 QUALITY PAINTING

sum PLEASE HELP ME-na t i M M A Mpr* t a M " a r t .

OftE

• F * OAE Monday. October 16.1968

General Clerical

Opportunities B KM ptltlH occur Me typtaf

Compete banaM package Is «*M Q i j l i i endUNM M u H apt

— - Him Raeour OM FIREMAN'S FUNO

MORTGAGE CORPORATE*

10*. Mh.U4NK HEiMMwr M/F/H dark*. C$) tar ma|or

to njMOUM B Iho*

CM Nancy M Mlarc* 473-2930

B. HAMIL PERSONNEL 424-8470

GENERAL OFFICE RECEPTIONIST

$12,480. F M paid. Bene-« * . F r i e n d * suburban off-toa. Uaa your typing and people M s . 399-3450.

SNELLING & SNELLING

GENERAL

$16,000 FEE PAIO SmM MmMi- ofBce hM Mi

I - SNELUNG 6 SNELUNG OF TROY

.OFFICE, hour* 9*m-8pm.

encd leaks Cur

An Equal Opportunity Emptoyar

Great Opportunities

Secretaries Receptionists

Word Processors

FM >1*1 Tm 8Mp and 8UM .Si—Ol XWfMp&M

to PO.

LOTUS OWK - Tro,

LEGAL ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY

LEGAL-LEGAL FEE PAID-$24-$26 .000

a top MOW 1 «eh aemMMM OutMa tor aarntoe arm. (• altblt

&A*sslvs nd akpartanoo In probata am

DOROTHY DAY PERSONNEL. INC.

^ ^ • l m i h 1 . B i I B T A R V ^ M Pail tone. tor Troy Law Run. Lmge-

A word

a * * * M I , a', u WM neip waniM

Oltca-CtBrteal

MANAGEMENT SUPPORT

SECRETARY T O $20,000. Exce l len t wofrfclng condit ions. Bene-fits. Fee paid. CaM 399-3460.

SNELLING 6 SNELLING MATURE eOVOUAL tor part time general office aicrfc HamtramM lo-cation. Modem otooe* Computar knowledge hatoful. 87S-7248

904 HMpWanM 0fllC»-Cl9riC8t

PAYROLL/BILLING

?r. payroi * A/It 3ood typmg a maM. PC m-»i alee if. Send reeume to

P. O. So* 107 LW. teen 4 M 7 6 -

PAYROLL 6 CLERICAL dividual •» tea. EiiuaMnl

PAYROLL CLERK tor 120 ampioy-daa income iu-

1 working OOMft with auwuntoig dapt into to a toel paoad damand-

3-8 yra a

MEDIA SECRETARY

TO $25,000 HtoMy v* advortMmg agaocy Mud tw outgo-ing and prSeeakmd Oood MM* naadad metadata ahorthand M

LEGAL SECRETARY: rM tton. Bak ^ Mat. Faa paid. Ca* Kathy. ary oommernurate xdtri experience 772-8780

SNELUNG & SNELUNG

LEGAL SECRETARY SoutMMd arm aaafca organttod MgMy unotKatad aaaratary. Mua hawa woManl typing, grammar apaUng and communication MM* WtaMg t s r s

LEGAL SECRETARY |

HUfiftoon-amoMar. FUI 01

LEOAL SECRETARY raqulrad. pan tlma. 12-24/ta* par

LEGAL SECRETARY Pari-Oma. experienced tor

»

MEOtCAL A88IST AWT/Secretary ^ I to halp

12MH/ HMtW

Mature. 2 day* par wMt oenerd darted

anoa. « yr* payroi expert Sand'raauma $ aaMry requkementa lo ParaorwM. MTCC/TharmaL 2741 EMott. Troy. Mtoti 48003

504 HNpWfl Offlce-Ctortcal FEW

PLYMOUTH ground, buay board $MK FM oorporeM benelto FM PaM

B. HAMIL PERSONNEL 424-6470

504 Halp Wanted Offloa-Ctoricai

RECEPTIONIST tor prNWe country

begmnmg Oac paraon; 40S E Long Laka. aid HMa

Apply In i, Btaom-

RECEPTIONIST'ORDER ENTRY

to Bon *412. Obeerver A Eccentric Haaapapara. 3B251 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia. Michigan 4«1M RECEPTIONIST NEEDED Ptoaaam

MM typing and mlac general office dutne Sand re-eume to 30643 W Eight MM. Uvo-nyL. Ml. 48152.

PERSONNEL RECEPTIONMT Qua lo reoeM Mtamd promotion*. taM paoad peraonnd service ra-qulraa a muto-taMntad IndMdutl to managa buay recaption lobby Saotawg matura. piolaaalone candlh data who anioyt aorklng alth pao-

The Employment Connection 425-3220

of aantmallcM angaeh raqSra? San0> 361-aeOS

An EquM Opportunity Emptoyar NEED EXTRA CASH?

ExtraS lan 64V0900 OFFICE ASSISTANT-Plymowth

446. Ptymoulh « « MhMI4«1; to: P.O. Bo*

70 OFFICE ASSISTANT

Buay conatructlon dapartmant naada Ml MiM ofltoa aaaUltrn Mth strong LOTUS MMa. Olhar quMM-catlona induda good typing and aoma aaparlanca «Mh accounta pay-

Mary 827-4 >00 LEOAL SECRETARY

Top pay. paid

353-4420 882-4510

Personnel Pool t A FEE

any la aaakng. bad dabto. high

ol aldp tradng and - ConMd-

arauon «M ba glwan to appacantt tor toai lo*M dalloquancy coBactora •am baM no praloua LObaLhjn aa-

momc thay iwwa good fMdBa and tha abaty

INSURANCE AGENCY

3 R £ • Contact •42-6800

ol LNenM mauranoa

Office Clericals Benefi ts Analysts

4'A day wortt

LEGAL SECRETARY- FaM paoad Mandly ofltoa la looking tor a aaM awe—Md axpartancad LagM Sacra-tary. Who to krmatodgaacM In lha araaa oh Word PiuaaaMng A pra-paring court doounantaMon. ThM Ing A giauanar akMa. manaurata. Caa Suaan.

LEGAL SECRETARY

apaeng, srarnnaHoM OnM aMM ara a n rtact knoalactoa

Othara naad not apply. Toi

LEGAL SECRETARY: Naa madhjm aba Troy to* arm. Expart-anoa M corporata, lax 6 tiuamna law nacaaaary. DW4 A PC axparttoa raq»Mad. Oalar/ ixinwnanaigala aMM aapartanoa A dtmonatrafcM. lachnl-oM aMM. Raply by raauma only to:

- pman. 3001 W. Big 704. Troy, Ml 4*»4

LEGAL SECRETARY For Bkmln iam Mar arm. LagM «>

2S6-0«00 LEGAL SECRETARY

For Mgalton partnar. MuM pataaaa atrong a»parMnoa and aUBa. Excai-Mnt aatarv and banabu. 364-4030

tarparaonM

Phone Order Proceeeors cuatomar contact Llghl

uZTSaaStotua Mrla. Tha right paraon could maka $6-87/hr. GraM poamon tor atudanta. homamafcara.

Professional Office Staff -

Ara you an axpartanoad dartcal candtdala wtlh markatabM aMM? Wa hava placamant opportunltlaa tor Individuals axpartancad tn e GanarM Raoaption • Data Entry • Sacratanai e TypMto Eam lop pay alth NO FEE-Cad a i api aaamatNa today lor an kitarvtMr

TEMPRO 443-5590

RECEPTIONIST Matura mdMduM wantad tor part aonaaty 8 typing aMM raq«Mad Aftamoon aNR 12:! ~ Cal

t:30-6pm 536-1786

RECEPTtOMST/Oata Entry Ganar M Ofltoa dulMa. Ughl bookkaapmg. 2 yra. oMoa axparianca nacaaaary| Non amokar. Sand raauma »/aalary Matory lo 32MB MamWon Court. »211. Farmington HMa. 48018 • •

RECEPTIONIST i BkriWigham i Progra

ofltoa tooldng tor a paraon with good phona praaahca. aoma typing and

la. oood starting aaMry CaB Al Butts 644-1272

AbMty to •raM cBanM 8 partorm dvAaa EacaBant waga A

nana to: Marga kghtlngaM Raich

$ Scon PC. 30 tOO TaMgraph, BuMa 2«8 Bummgham Ml 48101

RECEPTIONIST FMI Uma poaroor al

MuM ha*a anargy MwM to w and SMurdaya • aad apply . Cal

RECEPTIONIST 'Inalda SaMa Par-son naadad tor Ml Uma poaltton Basic ofltoa skMs raaarad and soma computar unowiwOga halpM WN iram quaMtod mdMduM Bana-Ma oltorad Sand raauma, w«lh sal-ary hMlory/raquk amant*. to Par-sormM. R»3hard T MNara. GanarM Manaaar. 382S4 Abruzzl Or . WaM-land. Ml. 4818ft RECEPTIONIST - PART TIME KtoM hours tor tha locM cobaga atudant with a good paraonalty Hours Monday thru Thuraday 6-9pm, Sat urday 9-6pm. Sunday 12-5 Mua hava good typmg abHty and phona akMa Cal 421-5M0 and aak tor Su-**" THE PRUOENTIAL

HARRY S WOLFE. REALTORS 32398 Flva MMa Road

504 HatpWl OMoa-Clarical

| SECRETARY / ABSWT ANT ^•tma poaflton wflt H naty working tor bua M M M <Ppnearn '

Sand raauma aflh aaMry f -to: Sacratary. 3000

oam Cantar. a 1800. Southaald. Ml 48076

SECRETARY Expartanoad Sacralary naadad tor downtown Ann Arbor mvaatmani

CanOdataa should ba 7M0 wpm Word pro-aOM to typa

oaaamg A • background aacratariM

- - — — —* H x w t i s r t w Mlcroaofl W< Word 8 Lotua

4-5 yaars axparianca A al A laMphona

raqulrad CompatMva aMary It in tat—tad. aand raauma 6 aMary raquaamanta to:

McKINLEY ASSOCIATES Sacralary Poaltion

P.O Box 8849 Arm Arbor. Ml 48107-0649

504 Halp Wanted Ofllca-Ctericai

AOMMSTRATIVF SECRET AR'

wnca

» mc, 17187 H Laural Park Or Sla 523 LMoma. Ml, 48152, J Boland

An EquM Opportunity EaMloyar

504 Haip Wanted Ofdo^Cterical

TYPIST rm Amanaura Compaaa* w

Moa. RaoMra-manM MBtMto lyemg aMBa MiB-ao ^MthaapartonMartrMMMua-<ng maoMna laia'lparti cawMl ataMoaaM and aacaBam

SECRETARY RECEPTIONMT Part Mna to tocM ofllea ol naMonM raM aatata company m downtown Farmlnglon Ptoaaam working con-dMons. 2 avanmga and B t l t o CMI Jactoa. 478-8008

SECRETARY FOR FAST growing matals corp Fu» tlma. Knu-ladgaol computar halpM along with Ml nac-aaaary ofltoa aMto Sand raauma to H M C 30780 Graanbrtar. Franlckn Ml 48025

RECEPTIONIST AWarnoona. MuM hava good eon-munlcatton aMM and atrong typing

abMty 0a«aa Auto any Dr . North .Ma

348-8113 Cara. 807 Dohany

McKMay Praparttoa 320 kLMMn. Sta 400

Ann Arbor. Ml Or aand your raauma to:

McKlntoy Proparttoa Ofltoa AaatPoaMon

P.O.Box 8648 Ann ARbor. Ml 48107-8B49

OFFICE ASS'T Fua Oma poaMon I Mabls. Good typing A math abMty nacaaaary Prwaoua ofltoa axparianca raqulrad Good mnmulcMton aMM a muM. Salary to imiaiiarirala with axpa-rtanoa. Sand raauma toctodlng aM-ary raqukamama to Attanlton Par-aonnM. P.O. Bo* 5081, Southflaid.

Office Clerical PoaMon avMM SoutMtoM tor an MhMuM with good M around ctortoM aMto (typing 40wpml IndMdual mual ba paopto

S S T p

P.O. BOX 2227 SOUTHFIELO, Ml. 48037

I oanaral ofl-I A phorw

OFFICE CLERK

phonaM-•auma to

LAC. Attn: CMhy. 30866 NorthwaM am H 48018.

PROOFREADERS naadad on days, part-tlma and lua-Uma. ItoxibM hour*, 12296 Hubbard. l>onta. For

I 525-4774 PURCHASING ASSISTANT

Entry MvM Purchaamg * sealant Raqukamama good math aptltuda Pravtoua axpartanoa halpM but not mandatory Sand raauma to: P O BOX 300. SoulNtold, Ml., 48037

Purchasing Assistant

Fui dma naadad M corporata ofltoa MuM ba good with numbara. hava airoaBant typing, phona. eommur*-

644-5300.axt 351

ERB LUMBER An EquM Opportunity Emptoyar

PROFESSIONAL RECEPTIONIST PART-TIME - 1230 lo 6:30 PM, 5 day* $8.00 par hour F M Paid

B. HAMIL PERSONNEL 424-8470

RECEPTIONST -ImmadlMa tul tlma Good typing and phona marmar ra-qulrad Word pi ucoaalng hMpM Apply or aand raauma to:

Naw Bright mduatnaa 41911 Ford Rd . Canton. Ml 48187

Att. Dawn. 981-8330 RECEPTIONIST ataly MuM hava maturity to handto quick pace with ptoaaam and pracMa phona aMto. Ptoaaa aand your raauma. with salary nwory, to OCA. 31536 8outMtold " ham.AM., *8009. Alt: O Wabar RECEPTIONIST Manulaclurar/Dls-trttMtor In SouthMd » looking tor parson lo handto phona IdaM poal-tion tor aomaona with RgM typing and phona axpartanoa. Sand ra-auma to Paiacinnal: PO Box 5065.

SoutMtoM Ml. 48066 RECEPTIONIST

FUI lima poaltion with major South-Md Advarttamg Agancy Light typ-ing raqMrad. awllehboard axpari-anca a plua. FMI banaflta. $5.50 an hour CaB Irom 10-Spm 827-8449

An EquM Opportunity Emptoyar RECEPTIONIST

FaM pacad Southltold company saafct Racapttontot/GanarM Ofltoa Ctort with plaManl phona mannar and Irom daak appaaranca Sand raauma to: P. O. Bo* 300. Southltold. Ml. 48037

RECEPTIONIST/FULL TIME A Troy baaad Inauranca company haa vnmadtote opening lor an axpa-nancad racapttonMt to anawar phona systam and graM cuMomars A caants Duttos mcluda kght typ-ing. distributing A ooaactmg vartoua forma, mamoa A raporta MUM hava poaMva attituda and Irom daak ap-paaranca PC axparwwaaplua^^ ran. Inc., 2100 W. Big Baavar Rd Troy, Ml. 48084

SECRETLY tor SoutMtoM ac-counting arm. Above average akMa. good phone pereonalty Word pro-aaaairg axpartanoa halpM Send re-aume to ParaonnM Oapt 3000 Town Cantar, Su2050, SoulMtokJ Ml 48075

RECEPTIONIST COUNTY MORTGAGE CORPORA-TION. a auOtxfcary ol Ftrsl FadarM of Michigan. • aeeking a peraon tor its expending operation M Its ofltee located m Birmingham ofl Wood-ward. N Ol MapM Rd QUALIFICATIONS: • AtMity lo deal wal with other*

over Ihe telephone arid In person • Accurate typing ability • FamMarity with business

machinM $ office procedure* Poenion oftors compMitive aMary anO benefits Apply in person 10am-2pm. Mon thru Fn.:

COUNTY MORTGAGE CORPORATION 180 Oakland Ave.

Ml 48009 Employer

Birmingham. Ml An EquM Opportunity I

RECEPTIONIST - tor vary buay oft-loe Word proceeamg. typing, and generM office akMa rteceeaary PtaeaaM/prolMMonM phone man-ner a muM. Send reaume ettn Ann Oamraa. Box 414 Obeerver $ Ec-cantrtc Nawapapar*. 3B251 School-craft Rd.. UvonM. Michigan 48150

ART tor BouBMaM Laet Finn. MuM hava Mpaitonoa M- paraonM top*y work. Cal Barbara at 552-1000

LEGAL SECRETARY wad Part time aapartoncad MgM sacra-

lary tor BirmlnglMia Mr oMoa. CMI Donna or Mr. lOftotsaMn M 645-0370

Flexible hour*. pi aM i ad. Contact Jerry

ARY /Troy Araa.

852-2111

idays $ vacations. Call 591-4690

MML thru Tlajr*. 7 J0am-4:30pm Frt. 8am-12

LEGAL SECRETARY a

_ _ aubmlt aMary rtManam to Liar o«c-

M , 33150 StfiootoraR. SMte 208, UvonM. Ml 48150

^ SALES account repre-naadad tor State Farm

ad 851-2757

^ INSURANCE SECRETARY

$ 1 6 4 0 0 FEE PAIO W Oood opportunity " -

10Mr alio hM 00 *M KM good organl Faa banaM* CaflDi

SNELUNG 6 SNELUNG OF TROY

toad M par M rating

366-6381/646 74

JOBS! JOBS! JOBS!

«u Ma a rayMar wwM Wa haM long and

try to per •g tor you!

GREAT PAY BeNEFrrs

BONUSES ANO MORE

e Word Pracaaaor*

C M X TODAY; 37823 MM Arbor Rd.. BM. 101 A.

t e MBa. S M . m . South-I 567-6700

SNELLING TEMPORARIES

Never a Fee

JOBS JOBS JOBS • WORD PROCESSORS • DATA ENTRY • RECEPTIONISTS • CLERICAL • H M . M M M » 8 M B 8 . y r 9 g s a y M i j mm MMMtMtna- Immc Mie ipny and

. fi?a>i^iiumMB8rw!ila>atw

^ Norrell Services

OFFICE CLERK-PART-TIME ma SM. Farmmgton

MM Law Ftrm. Fang, typmg.

ExcaBant (oO tor atudant! 626-5000

OFFICE CLERKS Prograaa>na mauranoa Company m SoutMtoM la accepting appBcattona tor entry tovM clertcM aupport atafl

typing (36 wKi) • re-tor office experience de-qukad. Prior

cludmg madtoal. dental. Ma Inaur-anca and tutoon aaaMlanra Apply Mon. thru Frl. 12-4pm or aand ra-

i l Benefits I Compenies

"15600 PioMdanoa Or SoutMMd, Mi 48075

RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST Fua-ttme poaltion wttt Southltold Accounting firm. Naet sppeetance A clmart MMohowa manner, a MUM Typing: 46-50 WPM. Exceaent wege A banaM packaga Sand raaume lo: Box 290, Obeerver $ Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd , UvonM. MMagan 48150

RECEPTIONIST Fui tlma with Maptoa experience Machining Canter mc 5982 Ford Ct Bright on 229-9206

RECEPTIONIST - FULL-TIME Some IgM typmg. Ptnaant p alty A good communication RaaumM to: P O. Box 19336. Detroit. Ml 48219 or cal Mr TaetzM. M 356-5200

OSG'YN

CM:

RECEPTIONIST Ume. tor SoutMMM

RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY

LEGAL SECRETARY - FuB MM tor I tights attorney LagM. and word procwMing NgTWy aft-

wa conMd tagly , " reeyaawo*. Corv

547-7270 LEGAL SECRETARY MM 8 genarM practice, amM

buay arm. ansa!an EnglMh. MgM A ing. SaMry 141 to S2&000 A banaet*. Sand raauma ta THAK Law Fkm. __ s 108,31731 NorthwaMemHwy Farm. HMa. Ml. 48018

Rochaatar Ofltoa. OFFICE HELP

OFFICE HELP naadad tor rami stor-age tacMty FtoxMM hour*. 25 to 36 hour* par week Reus an iM a araa. CM 540-6M0

OFFICE MANAGER tor Farmington MM CPA arm. Mm. (3) yr*. experience, mctudtog book-

— ' pravtoua 626-2400

Ca8 - 42S-6226 ETD Temporary Service

RECEPTIONIST/CASHIER MuM Ike dealing with cuatomar* WM Include anewartng phone cash register. IMng. typing, data entry A other admlnMtrattve work tor com-puter dsMsr sales offlca Sand re-sume A salary raqulremerm to; Computer Oeeler 39631 Grand Riv-er. Novi. Ml 48050

RECEPTIONIST Busy Farmington HMs office needs a

lonlM tor I Its corporata heed-mdude reoepttonHt

quener* aanwermg phones, greeting vMflora end related dutiaa. ThM poaltton ro-qukee an or ganttad A protoaatonM •ndhrlduM We ofler a complete ben-efit program Cal 553-6260

EDUCATED, pert time secretary preferably happy 6 energetic, toe typing, computer Oat a mputmg. ca-legonzmg akdea. tor eye »or£wor n Troy Returning Mom OK hra UM

SECRETARY tor exciting and tfi'CTalng Redlord Twp Compeny MuM be e aMI-Marl-er with good admrntetrative akMa Phone, computer $ marketing abM-ty wM ba a plua ThM M a ground Itoor career opportunity CMI Barbara tor appt 515-4020

SECRETARY nave eicelem typing a »ho^nm>d skins, minimum typing OOwpm muel hava sicManl math abMty 6 calculator akMa. Sand raauma. In-cluding aMery requlrementa to: P O Box 5091. SoutMtoM. Ml 48086

SECRETARY F\M time Word proceeamg a muet Typing, Ming. lalaphonM Southfleld office Deve Merder 356-5240

SECRETARY Fui time secretarial position m Watted Lake aree tor apartment complex l-uat work wal with pub-

He with e Cal 624

SECRET ARY/RECEPTIONI8T Ona girt office Phone eoquetle. lyp-ng Mmg, and generM office work 5-dey week 8am-4 30pm m ihe SouthMd ansa. Send lo Bo. 340 Obeerver t Eccentric Mawsp spars. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd LIvonM. Mtchigen 48.150

SECRET ARY/RENTAL Manager Troy location Hrs 11am-6pm, Mon thru Frt Ram $ assist m managa-ments of apartmeM type. Me and some i aaearch tor *• owner of this 32 unit apartment complex Mv»t heve saMs expertenoe. be enthu»-abM. honaM and wel groomed Send reeume $ Income requkments to: P O Box 4684. Troy. Ml 4B099

ary. a compr sge and poM For coneMeraMon. pMeM r f

AMERISURE COMPANIES 36200 Schoolcraft UvonM. Ml 48151

An EquM Opportunay Employe. WALSH COLLEGE hM the toaaemg perl-time -cretarlal oparangr Mon. thru Thura, 5 30 pm to 8:30 pm Mon thru Thurs . 6 am to 2 pm Plua every other SM monmng Reguaa-ments include word prwaealng axils with knowtodgs of WordStar daelrabM end s mm 0l 2 yr* aeere-lanM expertence Send 'eeyne to Personnel Dap'l. *** JJoBege 3838 UvarnoM, Troy, M.. 4B0B4

An EquM Opportunity Employer

VTORO PROCESSOR NEEDED Mual know Word Parted Cat M*hel 425-6226 ETD Temporary Service

WORD PROCESSOR

SECRETARY - TO $19,000 Pluafi medM arm Lotua 1.2,3 and atatlatlcM typmg a pM* 35 hour week FM peld Kathy. 772-6760

SNELLING 6 SNELLING

Clerical and good skMs are naadad tor MM poemon an N W euburba 887-4150

QUALITY ACCOUNTING TEMPS

SENIOR SECRETARY $18,000 No Fee Preetlgloua Southfleld compeny and great environment lo expen aocad aamtiry wt" 0°°" lW*I9 and ahortnand akMa EMPLOYMENT CENTER II 540-4130 SWITCHBOARD-Mature good laMphona menner Utlca Irm Flexible hr*. aM tram nallriai wel-come. After 4pm. 731-3542

SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS Make The Svwlch To

ExtraStafl Birmingham 645-0900

SECRETARY Fui time/pert time, "person Friday word proceeamg experience Word Pertod preferred Send reeume lo: 26561 W 12 Mile Rd Suite 207. Southltold. Ml 48034

SECRETARY FuH time Good typing akMa wtth knowledge ol WordPertoct Send raauma to Personnel Director 1471 S Woodward Sn "20. Bloomfield HMa. Ml . 48013.

Oakland work on

WORD PROCESSOR - * pharmaceutical corp m County Wort tor VP aM r w s r s j ^ D M - y w r t n 4 Professional $1475-$1575/mo umtorce

imaga, 1-2 yr* CM Brands M

646-7664 WORD PROCESSORS H 0 / H R

A l Syaaem*. A l AreM

Brtrwviam - 845-0900 WORD PROCESSOR-SPANISH

Immediate opening M N Oakland lor an experienced Word Proceaeor Muet be abM to understand A type InSpenMh CM 569-4*00

WORD PROCESSOR Immediate poertwn avaaebie busy executive office center WordPer-fect 5 0 expenence riicmary Send reaume and aatory requirements to 200 E Big Beaver. Troy. Ml 48063

SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR

CASHIER

We ara looking tor a cheertu and energetic person 10 |om our team Wa oftor exc el ant benefit* and an opportunity tor advancement If you proved a ankle in your voice snd attitude come m lor your personM interview

362-4262

W BLOOMFIELD Insurance office lookmg for mdMduM with good gen-erM secretarial akRs IdeM cendi-date wN have experience m an off-ice environment 6 good communi-cation skMs Word procMsmg A Dictaphone experience reqMred CM Cheryl between 8 30-4737-4100

SECRETARIAL ASSISTANT part time, Itoxlble hours Some phone work. apM typing Contact Joel Gartner.

SECRETARY Fua time Adrrernstrstrve dutne in-clude: answering phones. Ming, copying and have Macmioah knowl-edge Salary $6 00-88 00 per hour commenawata wtth experience Aak for Donne or Joen 64®-2833

427-8990 SECRETARIAL/OPERATIONS OFF-ICE. 32 hr* ptue benefit*, peyrol experience a must, send reeume A salary requirements to 15419 Mlddtebett, Llvoma. Ml 46154

RECEPTIONIST/ CLERICAL

$14,000 FEE PAIO Naw company m Troy hM need of outgoing RecepaonMi Mth kght computer or word processing skMs Lot* of variety Growing compeny and fui beneM* CM Mark M 649-5800

SNELLING & SNELLING OF TROY

RECEPTIONIST tor buMUng compa-ny m WaM Bloomfield area. Hour*: 1-6, Mon. - Frl Oood phone aMto A •gM typing. $&?* $55-4447 RECEPTIONISTS - 3-6 mo* experi-ence. Ight Wng, good Maphone manner, proleaaionM appeerance a muM. Location* m flouthadd. Uvo-nM. Novi SMary open. CM Diane M

357-0034

OFFICE MANAGER

$18-$2000. FEE PAIO

LEGAL SECRETARY $24,000

mga CM Lynn today - " MrdAi

aurround-368-2180

Devtoeon LMrd $ AseocMlee

LEGAL SECRETARY

TO $24,000 OManomg and dkrarMBad poamon wtth mMor auburban Arm. Good or-ganOMtonM aMM LagM expertence

ndad. FMpakl FM UanaMa. M 772-8780 SNELLING 6 SNELUNG

LEGAL SECRETARY PATENT

Our dent, a preaogtoue firm M tooldng tor 1 aaa

LIGHT OFFICE 8 Ta K — —

RapMy axpandtog oonaMudton firm m WW auburtn • hot lo hire enar-

aatonM 10 keep their buay t organOad If you are m a tatxAeua opportunity -one you hava been took-of

lathe mg tori GraM pay. advancament pi tontM end good banaMa are met tour of Bn Ihmgs Ma eacMng K

advanoatnent po-H>b hM to oftor! if you poaeeea oood

type SO wpm., cal A>-Ewiamg ap-

SNELLING & SNELUNG FARMINGTON HILLS

I to-to: Mary

Wayne/Weal land Community SchoaM. 38745 Marqwetl Mad, M 48186

An EMM Opportunity Emptoyar

RECEPTIONIST - part Oma needed to work Sat-Sun averknga M prtvata country ckjb. some office eiq>ert-enoe helpful but a* Iram $5.75 per hour Apply M peraon alter 5pm. Wed thru Sun, 14600 Klntoch, Red lord, 5 Mile/Beech

RECEPTIONIST/SECRET ARY Seeking mdMduM to Handle entry MvM receptionist/secretarial dutne MuM have good communication and SkMa to mdude typmg 40wpm tO-key machine. Sang computer

SECRETARIAL/RECEPTIONIST Fun-time Novi ares CM Betty, be-

10 snd 2 344-1578

SECRETARIAL SUPPORT POSITION

$16 000 toe peld ExcMtont benefits Modern suburben office needs word proceeamg Teem pteyer 399-3450

SNELLING & SNELLING SECRETARIES - tor mafor edvertts-ing agency Word Period. Office Writer or Display Wrtte 4. 6-10 mo* experience, top dolar. wM tram queMed people. $9/hr CM Diana at Urwlorce 357-0034

•Growth opportunity evalabn Jom the team ol Micrugan Rant-To-Own by cMkng 313-354-7440 or aand a raauma to 21655 Telegraph SoutMMd. Ml 48034

RECEPTIONIST Birmingham insurance agency Ml Oma. Appacanf must be prolaMlor-M and IrtarMy m dreex mannar 8 apeach. kght typing and baalc ofltoe aMto required CxoMant Oeneltts Pis an cM Lort tor

540-2500 RECEPTIONIST /SECRETARY

Plaadiil to maaa phonea and harv dto typing Experience with w prooteteng pref«rT«3 Comp nv tor* competitive pey end bene

REDFORO COMPANY aeakmg indi viduM tor Mi Ume poaltion OuaHftod mdMduM muat be abM to Dve. ex-hibit good communication and or ganOAtionM skMs Good compensa-tion wtth Ml tnneffii CM tiMween 8am-12noon $ 2pm-5pm

937-3673 ext 114 RENTAL CONSULTANT tor Mrga apartment complex SaMry. com-miaMnn, plua benefits Submit acpl-catton to: Honeytiee Apt* . 8375 HonaytrM Blvd.. Canton. Ml 48187 Mon. thru Frt., 10-Spm

Send reaume and aaMry require-ments to: PatscnnM Dapt. Bra-con X-matton mc., 42850 W 10 MBa Rd , MOM. Ml 48050 RECEPTIONIST siane to: L.

Law arm. Send re-3001 W Big

Troy. Ml 48084 neCEPTIOieST'TYPOT naadad tor amM Btoomflald HMa oflto* Excel-lent tatophana mannar $ good typ-lno MMa a muM CM 540-49BQ

PART TMMC FOR mauranoa agancy MuM lave good uuaaiiuiikwiiiri akMa and aoaM tya Mon-Frt. HM. "S47U6B6

PART TaiE GENERAL OFFICE

Hnlf l aaMa. We are waang to wd your aohaduM Part Bmal day* par anak. $6 50 pari DM^^BOOCajplto?oeJ Rd..LNonM NopNornM

LIVONIA TYPIST

SALARY $ 1 5 J » 0 MnaadMM aeaMft MM aaMtg MM waak tor a 80wpm typM. Prp-111IMII poaMon. graM company. "J,-ALL,FKB'ooBaSSrr PA«> PERMANENT STAFF

6 s s u r ~ , i t i a s PART TIME POemOMa a aM»H tor TMil 1111 HaM u ar uanwN office work Stanley H Canter. 182* N

PART TR« SECRET AMAL poai-tton, mtpi JinlaMl 28 fir* par week s r r a

mom and ea M B M M -

MARK4TBT' SUPPORT M Bi MM aaM aaa a part-

m X

• P A Y R O L L CLERK I

m PLACEMENT 474-8600

PB* OPERA TOR/RBC*PTK>fMT

ttoa iwatoBa IRMng.

^ i ' w n h .

S S & Z T S f S V S Baa. BMvy negoRaaa* pan mm-

RECEPTIOMeT/FILE CLERK

HECEPT10NWT Experienced part-Bme tor F a M M M M M M mg Firm FM>lb« Aaktor Kartoat.l

outgoing. pert ama . tad BuMa or Tom

auranoe agancy naada MM totocauda Mto-

SS RECEPTIONIST tor RoyM OM Ma

y tMaT^Mrd'^tod*M

SECRETARIES HIGH LANO SUPERSTORES la one of the largest growing Electronics $ Appkanca RMMtors m the nation Wtthm our corporate headquarter*, we hava immedtele opemnge tor m-dMduaM with M lee*t 2 yr* Secre-tarial expenence OuMffiad candl-datee w« PC knoeladga. strong clerical $ excManl communi-cation skMs Knowtodgs of Word-Perfect or PSF Write or Lotue 1-2-3. a Pkj»* We otter a competitive salary $ ex-ceaent benefits peckage Please send reeume or apply m. person to Highland Superstores

Human neeourcM Dept -S 909 N. Sheldon Rd Ptymouth, Ml. 46170

An EquM Opportunity Employer

SECRETARY Fui time Or eel opportunity 10 |om a quality teem-omnted company -smal Southfleld sates office ol For-tune 200 company Typing $ com-putar experience needed ahorthand helpful Candidate should be detM-ortertted $ abM lo work with attn or no euparvnton Muat be dependabn A reeponelbW Non-emoker Com-petitive salary 8 benefits Send reaume lo. GP, P O Box 264 Southfleld. Mich 48037

SECRETARY Home improvement company Southfleld seMs exponent tary with good typmg. teiepfwne 8 math MMa Good aMary 8 benefits Bobeon ConMnjction Co 357-1240

SECRETARY immedian opening tor expemriced Secretary wtth Word Proceeamg on IBM PC Software 2 Openings In Troy A Southltold Send reeume 1408 Alen. Troy. Ml 46083

SECRETARY Large reel estate Investment com-pany hM an immadnte opening tor experienced eecretary Applicant mud have e.cMsnl word pro CMS Ing, typing end dlctaphooe Mils typmg

I Exist• beckgr y and I benelll

otmd a plus Ex package

Non amofcar prMarTed Sand ra-aume lo P.O. Box 8149, WM1 BtoomaeM. Ml 48304-8149

ALAN FORD 1645 S Tetogreph BtoomfWd HWs

SWITCHBOARD/ RECEPTIONIST

$12,400. Fee paid. Good benefits. Nice office. Nice phone voice and light typ-ing. 399-3450.

SNELLING & SNELLING

WORO PROCESSOR/SECRETARY Typing position, requires structuring 6 layout of marketing raaaarch queslwymre, report! end corre-spondence Prefer experience with ISM PC XT end Word Star program N Suburb Cal Kattry or Coaeen. 54O-740C

Word Processors Temporery A permanent poerticmx available Eam up lo $10 00/hour Expertence wflh WordPerted or Me ctntoeh Microeoft Word needed irrv-medistefy Pieeee CM 356-4270

WOLVERINE TEMPORARIES

SECRETARY - We meurance office m Troy hM Ml One salaried poei-oon for peraon with general office skMs, no mauranoa experience nec-eeeary CM Mr* UttM 649-1577

Let Your Fingers Do The Earning

KeBy ServtcM. the nation s MacBng auppaer of temporary help, ma im-medMIe long and thort-mm )ob op-portunMMa tor raoapuomau and •yi»ets m tha Troy aree You muet be

" peraon-

SECRET ARIES Several auburtnn companies ere m need of your sharp .aecratartM MM* Minimum typing of 50wpm. word proceeamg experience and knowl-edge o) ahorthand a pkn Salaries trom $18,000 *• Greet benefits Em-ployers pay lee CM Ten at 464-0909.

SNELLING & SNELLING

SECRETARY MagaMn A book dtotrtbulor looking tor eecrMary with good office aMto grammar. A dtooon. Typing 60 wpm. good work record $ pieaaant phona etiquette. $7.50 an hr wtth benefits Sand raauma $ lafM aricM to B. Dorda. P 0 Bo* 02899. Detroit. Ml . 48202

An EquM Opportunity Emptoyar SECRETARY- naw Farmlnglon HMa company seeking Ul time secretary With word proceeamg aMto Book-keeping a plu* CM Card 786-1440

Ready To Work?

Call Kelly. Immediate Openings

Kely Services hM mvnedieie open-ing* lor Switchboera Operator* Al types ROLM. Okmnalon Execu-lone Some kght typing a also help-KX You wa ano need good phone skMs and a pereonabto manner tor thn executive office poemon Both long and short term aaatgnments era evelable m the Trey end e«* roundmg areas ftokabia tranaporta lion a MUST Please cM today tor more mforme-tlon

Troy 362-1180

KELLY TEMPORARY

SERVICES The KeBr Girt- People 'The First And The Beat"

Nd An Agency Never A FM EquM Opportunity Emptoyar M/F/H

WORD PROCESSORS

LOTUS 1-2-3 DISPLAYWRITE III & IV

WORDPERFECT

mvmdMie openings m Detroit and Suburban Areas ProleaaionM ap-pearance. manners and previous office experience required MUST type SO-55 wpm CM 9em-3pm tor appointment

METR0STAFF Temporary Personnel Semces

425-8368 589-8700 NO FEE EOE

WORD PROCESSORS NEEDED!

Microsoft Word WordPerfect 5.0

Immednle long term temporary po-sitions avertable m downtown 8 Ptymouth areas Hurry A cM today lor /our appointment

TOP PAY A BENEFITS

FREE TRAINING tor quMfftod appli-cant* with typing 55wpm

CORPORATE PERSONNEL

SERVICES Livonia 478-1010 Detroit 965-0267 NO FEE EOE

SECRETARY Non Profit Agency J yr* expertence. preferably m human service Held. High School <»-piome. training A business admmn-Iratton and/or computer/Word Per-toct a plua Competent m operating office equipment. Ming s;slams type aOcwpm iWonaftMtna. tranacrtbe m m u t M typing. procaM mM. co-ordinate "Mtimgi. IBrn Salary $14,500-ftta. Sand reeum

- z r ? and 36-a0 wpm

Waaabla tranaportamn M atoo

don't For your oNotoa Of severM aaoManf opportunNMa. CM KeBy 8amcM 10-day You oould ba working lomor-rowt Troy 382-1180

KELLY TEMPORARY

s z . : SomffLvo

RECEPTIONMT - PART-TRIE Wad . TM** « Frt.. 8-5pm

•RECAPTIOIEAT/PART TMEBB

houre'i Mv"} day* a weak. Exoat-MM phone mm and aniMMli M-• • 1 pkn Nancy M $84-3060

i ' . r r r « m Gaeartoa ISTOO MMdto-BMRB. .LMBB8 281-7780

RICBPTIOMar - (18 000 . •ea i^pened^-vmghar- JV-m

M l l a C T r ^ i i M a . m - a V a f T

SNEUJNQ 4 8 N C L L I N Q

RECEPnOMMT/OPFCE POefftOM Mr 'ISTSmmS "

W

SERVICES T M KaBy Gtrf ' People

"The FlrM And The BaM" oa An Agency, I I OpparkmNy E

Mi mm poaflton i iiitn m porary been. P ilMMy Hp. b uimB^ permanaril Wei ^ " o o n a r M . a h ! a '«BMf«r

MM MBa. 4B4 Obeerver Bo-praR R*' u a r A g a f

SECRETARIES are now mterviewtng tor one d

our moM preebotoua dtont* m nmgton HMa Candtoan ahouid 1 excalanl word proceeamg

akMa along with mtpaccaple EngBah. ammer and apMmg knowledge

3171 Northwestern. Sn a 10BE Farmmgton HMa. M.. 48018

932-OBBO SECRETARIES

are now aifntowlng tor one ol our mod preetlgtoua clients m Farmmgton HM* CandMato ahouid hava I I C M I MM* Mong M grammar am ProlMecnal damaanor a muel

w 317311 Farmmgton HM*. M . 48018

reeume to PO Box 928. Wayne Ml 46164 By Oct. 27. 1*89

SECRETARY Novi baaad company • seeking a wM Ol panned IndMdual tor Secra-lertM poaltton Dutne mdude dicta-tion. typing, 8 phone Send reeume to: Kmgnt Enterprises 'Delta FueM. 40600 Grand River. Novt. Ml 48050

SECRETARY Our now SoutMMM ofltoe tna two SecretartM openings lo aupport our

ong Enga

TELEPHONE ANSWERING, handto caaa m a buay office, type 50 wpm. loom word procaaamg. aarid out m-voices $ statement* Sand reeume lo Box 406Obeerver 8 Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd . Uvonn. Michigan 48150 TEMPORARY/LONG A SHORT TERM secretarial MMgnmonl i open m suburb areas Good g r ammar 8 office AIM required 2-3/yrs experk-

phere. toe peld by employers CM SyMa tor more mtormetton

553-2444 American Temporary Services

TEMPORARY OFFICE HELP need-ed m Birmingham MuM type 40 wpm and have bookkeeping e*pert-ence 1 girl ofltoe 646-3735

TERRIFIC OPPORTUNITY

For Receptionist. Bright outgoing personality need-ed. $12,480. Benefits. Fee pekj. Call 399-8450.

S N E L L I N G & S N E L L I N G

505 Ha lp W a n t a d

Food -Beve rage

ACCEPTING applications lor kr» bme and part-time buaparson* and diahwaaheri No experience rtecee-aary Appfy m person nrly 8590 Middtobefi. S otJoyRd

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS tor Fu6-tlme/Part-time Bus Persona. Dnfiwaafnr. Cooks Appfy m per-son: Ram's Horn Reetauranl. SSBOMtddtobMRd Weettend ACCEPT T!*E CHALLENGE with a growing nam Dey Servers 8 Ad 8 part tana Cooks rnaled $5-7 per vantage of CM exceaent corporate bene** indudlng healih 8 Bto inaur-sno*. paid vacations A tree meato Appfy m paraon between 2-6pm

The Ground Round 3310 N. Woodward

ROYAL OAK

SECRET ARKS (2) 1 Brm. At MM

yr worker's come experience re-quired PMMe cM Sandy. 413-1414 SECRETARY

raeiene with deMred aMery to:

TOYOTA TECHNCtAL CENTER

OCTROTT BRANCH Attn.: Me Ldrt Mead

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WORO PROCESSOR TRAPfEE TO $16,000 FEE PAIO

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424-8470

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BUS PERSONS F M M t a day M M WaManda ofl Top tram PMeM apply by a M tor DMk:

BLAKENEY'S RANCH HOUSE

Farmington HMs 477-3340

COOK - Pert tkne prep ot 8pm. Maa. mm Frt No <

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COOKS and WAITRESSES Now taring. 2 years eapartenoei

W- AndonTs FamBy Dmmg. Teaegraph M V M Bom. or

1820 N TaMgraph mar Ford Rd

BUS PERSON • Top Pay • Flexible Hours CeM Sweet Lorraine's Cafe in Sou th fMd for interview

559-6966

Busy Restaurant Looking l6r laMonaRiM 8 reaat mdMduaM - A l Shifts FuB $ part-time aiaaebM Meets 8 uratorme fumiafnd. Appf* m peraon Sam 1 lam and 2pm-5pm

Bates Hamburgers 33406 5 Mile. Livonia

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Mlddlebeft & 9 Mile Farmington Hills

CAPERS Need* Bartender*. Walt Staff Hod / t t oaMM and Banquet He*>

Caictfjn tppomtmem. 8701 Inkatar Road. WaMand Sff l-1

CHEF M a n or torn Me Catering and Ma-carta expenence necessary C M Mr Annul M 474-4800

COOKS 8 COUNTER HELP atoomReM HMe/Troy A M tor Trudy M

332-0068

DAY POSITIONS

AI1"$M' 'pmoommmx M f f i i f p

DISHWASHERS- COOKS- WAIT Staff. Sua haM * • par i ama. day* oil takzauon. Me M a i f l Hon Appfv a M M K l Boy. 2 « 4 0 Ford Rd.

COOKS - DtSHWASMERS HOSTPERBONS- WAITSTAFF Premium wagm - BaMbM houra

F M $ perl Mne - Benefits Appfy M

DENNY'S d Farmmglon HMs

COOKS • Experienced. I M or pert Ume. Good pey and oei iMM

477-0099

COOKS - For day* and afleranoons Excedent pey and wort jng condl-Bona. ^ person: Golden

(86 par to) F * or p e r i t o n e i * * * * Ryen's Team 3100 WaM Mapto. W d Haggerty 824-1000

bua pnaone $3 50 per hoia pto*

Appfy M Mec K i n ion's. 128 E. Mam

DOORMAN I U to Per aomM

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Midnight Shift ^ ^ . - s r - r s s o r

Bates Hamburgers 38408 5 Mae, Uvonia

C M or apply Mam to 4 30 pm.. Body RoM CaM. 1*245 W. 8 MBa.

COOKS F u i t lma Day 8 «(pit Exc Mara benefits Skytma Club. 2000 Town Center Or . StMe 2800. SoutMMd

COOK'S HELPER Evening*. 7pm-1 lam. " M o n -Sat Clancy's Bar A O r * 8 MBa (Farm-mgton HMa). 477-7177

COOK - SHORT ORDER M g M * $6 par hr lo atari 12 HI Pub. SoutMMd

353-0018

COOKS MkfcwgM ahUt Sunday rmdnigfM to Friday iiKaiang. AM tor DMna Moore at 52S-S380. ext 37

CHI CHI'S MEXICAN RESTAURANT

d UVONIA NOW HIRING

DAY & NIGHT POSITIONS •BARTENOERS

• COCKTAIL SERVERS • SECURITY PERSONNEL

• BARSACKS • WAITSTAFF

•BUSPERSONS • HOST/HOSTESSES

-LINE COOKS • DISHWASHERS

• HOT/COLD FOOD PREPARATION Fu i 8 pan bme poamona. daya $ nights a iMabla . A l Mmporary eum-mer |Obe have been Mtod - ONLY faring long term employment Appfy m person. 29330 Schoolcraft Road. Livonia (comer 1-96 $ Mtddebefl) A Km place K> work with ItoxibM hour*.

CHUCK MUER-S WAYNE la Nrlng mght kitchen 8 W M Staff. Pieeee apply between 2 and 5 pm Mon thru Frt. M 36111 Midkgen A w W

CLAMDIGGERS A Specialty restaurant ia aeeking a few good aiitploiiem tor key poe»-t>on* Top dolar paid lo r

UNE COOKS DISHWASHER

SANITATION PORTERS Apply m parson: Mon thru Frt , 9-4pm . 30556 Grand RNer. Farming-ton HMa

COOKS The OrtgmM Pancake HOUM la tor-mg AM end perl-Mne OrtB Cook* No experience n aoaM ary but help-f u Start up to $B an hr Blue Croe*. PerMon Plan. Pnd Vacation ExoM-tont opportunay tor Ihe rtgM person

Woodward. Bkmmgfnm.

COOK S w e d Lorrame't Cal* a

fleet aLir am d a n Y e a r by Detroit Monthly Magazine To maintain OM high standard, we are looking tor a que l ty mdMduM to »om our kitchen atafl. ThM la an mi: la in opguniaMy tor tha rtgM peraon. Ttoa poaltion

S5B-5BB6 lo arrange an mtervMw

COOKS - wflh experience. Top pey beneBt*. 2 weeks peld vacation per-year. Sttmulatlng worXIng envtron-mem tor the rl^M mdMduM C M Peter for appointment 540-2206

EARN EXTRA B I C O I * . Now M i n g tor foBoMnginuMBMiie M M a o n i n t Bpm-5em. Sun-Thur 88 per V Ctoeera 7pm-doee. Sun-Thur $4 50

C M tor n a a i lea, aak tor Kkn. Dave or Mor>enn. 8B6-B530

NORM S OYSTER BAR m tortng FM mm Pantry. LMa •ok. DMianMiat : Pwk be a Bar

tender Appaceaone aLtapted Mon. Mru Fn. 2-5pm

29110 FrankMn Rd. Southfleld 357-4442

Put m o r a ? In l h a bank. Put gee In your car.

Put Red LoOeter on your schedule.

F M l P a r t T t o n

ProM atnrtnprSwvlnga Plan

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NOW H M M G WMt Staff 8 Bua Paraon* Apply to peraon. T i M A - T h m . aftar 4 p m Rtoer Rock CaM. 873 r iaff iMn. Detrok. to«BL E. d Ran Can.

PANTRY 8 BAKER ASSISTANT Experienced P r t v M iMe. A M t o r C t M .

Holiday mn. Uvonn Wed. 17123 Lmad Park Or- 6 MBa 8 27$

FOOO 8ERVKX Openmga I MMi l none m SoutMtoM

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Rally's Hamburge r s Ming. We efe looking tar

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FULL OR PART TBdE kitchen work at prtvete MnMa d u b k tod tor o d -togsaMW^Bedbto hrs

RAM-SMORM HHWO AL PC

M . cook*.

FULL TIME/PART TIME day* 8

do you l e v a what * takaaT Ti 3230 Rc Chad or Rd ~ HMs 853-0000

COUNTER SALES - Work m the wor ld 's number one d iem d coftoe t donut afupa Hours 5am - 2pm. 6 day weak Pi alar

around employment Frae urWorm* Excalanl worUng condMona. AMo part tone openings aiMabla tor day 8 evening work San* daya A Sun-day* Appfy any Mne Mtor 2pm Dunkm Donut*. 310B0 Orcherd Laka Rd . Farmmgton HBto. .

DUNKM DONUTS H a worth the trip

COOK - Experienced Pol order No Stmdeyt or HoUdeyx Apply m peraon. Mkoua Coney Mend 24611 W 6 mMRd

COOK Arm Arbor TrM

FM bme Apply m peraon The Bo* Bar 8 Gnk. 777 W Plymouth i Chip

COOKS ANO WAITSTAFF Good atartmg i alary, baiiellti avek-abto Apply m peraon Sneaky Pete *. 15231 Ferminglon Rd Uvo-nM. 261-5551

COOKS. 0ISHWASHERS Wart si an A Dutiara lor $5 hr - ope Apply m peraon between 2-4 Mon thru Frt. Archer* Restaurant. 2395 Woodward. OtomidMd HM*

COOKS 8 DISHWASHERS AM $ PM Poefkona a M M I a tor ex-perienced U r n $ Pantry Cook* Competitive wage* Heefth A M e d beneBt* MMBaBto AMo pert-tone Dey 8 fM-tone MgM ONhwaMier poenion*. Apply m peraon Mon-Thur* . 2-4pm: MAX 8 ERMA'S neataurant. 31205 Orchard Lake Rd . Farmington HMa 856-0900

COOKS Excdtont dey dart now avalabto. sxpemnce pretorred Top per. ben-eMs PtoeeaMT embittoue people need only appfy

BLAKENEY'S RANCH HOUSE

Farmmgton HMs 477-3340

DAY BUS STAFF/HOSTSTAFF snd beratafl needed Mon -Frt. 11:30am-

aMft C M A aM tor Laur*

DAYTIME H o d staff. w M peopn 8 cooks helper Eeey hour* Mekire

paopto Apply m person afternoons. Roman Forum. 41801 Ford R d . Canton 981-2030

DEU HELP WANTED to make i

A counter help, pert tone/taB t ime ManeOc Market. SoutMtoM C M Brian or SaOah 352-6556

GENERAL OFFICE TO S8/HR w a tram

C M Today 557-1200 F m $05 00 -INI Ager

BILL KNAPP'S Corner 1-2758 S d MBe or 40000 Ann Arbor Rd. M Haggerty Now looking lor a neM A clean m v tdud to eeeume I M ame Gra Cook dutne with management opportuni-ty m neer future Good pay wflh ax-C l l i m beneBt* Apply m person anytime or c M UvonM 464 6363

or Plymouth. 450-1816

HIGH SCHOOL/Coaege Sma l bead ahop looking Mr i m p Raxton h r * Appfy m p

r. 24561 W

HOLLY'S Looking lor a tow good ai i ip ioieM

work avamnga Theee (obe ra-qd ra dependable traneportabon. abMty lo arrive on time A On stami-na to work M a d n d d e d dey* M you tod I M you m o d thoM atrtct ro-queement*. kne cook*, dafiaeehiai't $ h o d d a f t ahouM apply m paraon F M beneflM I M a t l l to I M tone amploi 'aM BeneBM mdude: Btoe Croee/Bkje ShMM. Dental. Preecnp-bona. Income protection, paid hol -deys and vacadon* Hoays. 1020 W Ann Arbor Rd.. PtymoiAh

HOSTESS/HOST, p i a M i e d . Apply M Tha Golden Muahroom. 18100 W 10 MBe Rd (oomer d 10 MBe 8 OouthBMd) Mon. thru Frt between 3 A 8pm

HOST PERSON experMnoa

Very good working condMon* Appfy wflMn b d a e a n 12 8 13 MBe on Orcherd L a i n Rd

RAMS HORN - non tortng * M I per aone. no a i ahflt*. I M 8 part a

. 20386

RED LOBSTER 24705 Wee* Twekre MBe Rd

M III lBl» I aMa Stan your

F M or pert -ume halp Mature or

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LOOKING FOR

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OOKTORF

SMALL BAGEL aRop M $ u utMaM looking Mr MA art mm tnkar tratoMa W trMa. Good pay, bane-Bt* Apply M peraon; Tin eagd Fac-tory. 24561 W 12 MM M Tdagrapd

The Ground Round

WATT AND BUS I Looking tor BM parted |o6 i echocrf Ptoe LMa CoMBry i

WAIT/BAR PERSON MuM M I

Appfy M paraon: Duntop a Pub 8 Grub. 23861 W. 7 MBa. Detrok 1 Mock E. d TaMgraph

framing Laada/appoMMaaMa p vMed $1000 Per month v* oo II afM Ml n 11• $30000 lo $40000 tot

Sand reeume IK V P Nagy Inc.. 1SBS8 Farmmglon Road. Ltooma. Ml 48154

ACCOUNT REPRESENTATTVE

Laaer OMppad. 400 E. Uneato. SuNe 0. RoyM O M M 48087

WINDOW COVERING SALES

CALL ME To Ge l Details

on a Supar 0 sis i Opportuni ty

• Nat l Company

1 F u i I Guaranteed

Income Plan • No Travel > M g m L Opportuni ty

Chi le McCaM 313/462-6300

FREE REAL ESTATE SALES TRAMMfG

CaB John COM tor appowament

CENTURY 21 JOHN COLE REALTY

937-2300

GEORGIA'S G ^ T GALLERY Plymouth N o n I totog P i m FMI A P a n - T e e Parsonr Sataa. CMrtcM A Stock RMM nance 8 Kn. i 11 Hal M GkM| • • l la toM. For H

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MANAGEMENT SALESPERSON

MATURE E X P I R K N C B ) SALES

MBICURY PABIT COMPANY

s s a s u r s r ,

AD SALES - FULL TBDE CALL JFLD: 422-3377

RECEPTIONIST /TY PtST Entry Mvd poeMon m UvonM

WATT PERSON A BARTENDER Mi-tune. ragM M JW SAKM

iMngton HM* C M M M 2pm

WAITPERSON 477-4770 Day and d d a M M . kM and p

tkne. Apply m peraon. The Box Ber A Grt8. 777 W Ann Arbor T r M Plymouth See Chip

A GREAT PLACE TO WORK AAtBITlOUS-'

CONSCIENTIOUS' WE WANT YOUffl

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MICHIGAN'S LARGEST REAL ESTATE COMPANY

REAL ESTATE ONE!

CAREER NIGHT OCT. 26 - 7-9PM

Looking tar a new career? Locating lor untototod Income' M M 2 hra. d your tone to Bnd oM s i system m raM aeMM - CENTURY 21. LMMad n a f k i g . c M tor laaarva bona - Hiernea agents eMcoms

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DIETARY AIDE WANTED For M l time, dey*. or part-t lm* ahemoona Ann Arbor PtoaM c M JuM.

761-3800 An EquM Opportunity Employer

DISHWASHERS Appfy 3 to 6pm Mon. Itou S a l Golden Muahroom. (oomer 10 M M and SouthlMd) No o

DISHWASHER/WAIT PERSON F M and pert Ume. Dey and aianmg ahfft Appfy M: SabeOnTt d UaonM. 31630 Plymouth Rd.. 2 blocks W d

421-1800

DONUT MAKER - Mud be expen-encad m night donut production 8 hava hand cut d o n d background A pride m work Join a n workJ'i lead-ing cham d coftoe A d o n d ahopa. Apply m peraon any day aftor 2pm: DiaMIn Donut* 31080 Orchard L M a Rd.. Farmlnglon HM*

DUNKPf 0QNUTS IT a worth tha trip

and benefits Apply Opus Lamed. Detrok

IMMEDIATE POSITIONS AVAIL ABLE. -Cook CaaMer •Waflperaon* For interview contact Bob* Coney

IdeM tor student* Apply wflNn a t D Danrttoons SaMoofl T 27909 Orcherd Lake Rd . oomer d

. Farmlnglon HMa

KITCHEN MANAGER Four Green Ftokto. 13 end Wood-word. Nurthwood S h o p p i n ^ a

UNE COOK/Expertencad. kM tkne. good aaa at C M Botaford ton. O M Michad

LINE COOK - lor * ? * * DMhwaahar tor Day A everting*. Appfy Nankm MBM kin 33700 Ann Arbor TrM.

427-0622

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RESTAURANT MANAGERS FULL A PART TIME

McDonald s Restaurants In West Suburban are-as. are looking for aggressive, hard working people to fW management poelt ions. Experience is preferred but not necessary. Excellent Career opportunit ies with good pay and benefits.

CALL 474-7700 FOR INFORMATION Equd Opportmry Emptotor

UNE cooacs - Expenencad F M time. ragM* Top pay 6 RMM* malBuranl. 18730 I Rd . Nort fwM* A M tor <3M BM

348-3490

Managers & Drivers For P toa r l k Canton or UnoMa. F M or part tone.

C M 450-8000 or 422-8060

3 yra. food manage-

ty To $20000 to tram

MARIO'S PIZZA now tortng daBvary paraon. and MMde peraone tar day and evening h n r * Appfy M 3BW7

NEW RESTAURANT open m UvonM ry paraon.

,a8pTSS: Ra WRM.

tat. 19300 PynouM Rd. An EquM Oppcnunfly

Max & Lima's j P L A C p

is O p e n i n g S o o n i n

L I V O N I A ! Max A Erma's, the exciting casual theme restaurant opening soon in Livonia features eclectic decor and great food at moderate prices. If you've been looking for exciting full or pan time work in a fun environ-ment, come tee us. Experience helpful but not necessary.

i Hostpmnn* V Fry Cooks a Waitpersons

TO M » IBB. • 8 M B W

• Broiler/Sautd • Pantry • Dishwashers

Grill Cooks

Apply la p e r m at Mm k Erma ' i " aextto JACOBSONS-S

(at tto Laarel Park Place Mall) $7714 Six Mile RoM

$ a.m. - »

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High School Coordinator

Southfleld & Wayne 1 a i l i n g . a M n d i i M a d I

to apeek ta togh a d i o d

CAREER SEMINAR

RESTAURANT HELP WANTED

ALTERATIONS

LILLIE RUBIN

DORSEY Business Schools

COME WORK INI |THE GARDEN!

THE OUVE GARDEN!!: WAfT STAFF A

Apply m peraon: »MaM M. 29110 FraMsBn Rd

w raum $30.000-$60.000 a ar. Man

WORK WITH THE BEST! Century 21 Advantage

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AMERICOFFEE CORPORATION A g ioak ig ilaetoulca d n iaantBi ' known conaummebn producta and services la looking tar SaM* Secre-

te de idop SMary ptoa ccaweaaior $20,000-$30,000 8rM

WAIT STAFF! Four Ctrewr, F n l d * NorthwooC

THE OLIVE GARDEN The Accent'a on SUCCBM

WAIT STAFF Fu« ft P w l U m e PoeWons

Start at S42S an Hour RESTAURANT

OPPORTUNITIES DEAR-

APPLY at PESON Franklin Club Apts

2830t Frartk ln Rd South fMd 353-2057

BANQUET/ LINE COOKS

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KITCHEN UTILITY WAITSTAFF

F M or perl Mna. Day* or after noon* Apply M peraon: Fern*ngotn Coney Mand. 3712S Qrand RHer

Real Estate Career

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|COLD COMMISSARY STATION ATTENDANTS

WAHSTAFF HaM km w M * you work Apply m paikun betoMan 3 t 7. Mon M m Frt. M ChepBna Comedy Club. M8B0 TaMgraph RA. Detrok

ano>Q APPLY M PERSON Monday, Tuesday A Wedneertey kom B.30em • 2 30pm 10 pro

WAIT STAFF HOST PERSONS

Fui A pert ame j The Dearborn Inn

A Marr iot t H o M 20301 Oakwood Bfvd

Oeerborn, Ml The Ground Round

FARMINGTON 851-7404 For mm P M I M M I W HBto. n u i f i t M M •kBe. I t e ^ n n HgM^srvd ftsrkMy k>-

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1 block N. Of t o R E T A I L Ruby Tuesday Restaurant

T W E L V E O A K S M A L L

23101 TaMgraph. MBe M SOMMBBM.

Brand new program. Worn Termory Up M $15.000 per MOST STAFF]

IBUS STAFF! HKITCHENJH Sterling up to $B-75

I W A I T STAFF! Apply

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ST, WAIT STAFF M M wart*

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JOIN THE LEADER CAREER NIGHT

Tie**-, Oct 1*, 7pm. CENTURY 21. NaMk toe

DORSEY Business Schools

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• D M NAA aaa STOCK HELP NEEDED

Bkwanofwri Slock Paraon! SaturcJey* Soma Kiting ' • * * * ! SALES

REPRESENTATIVE NEEDED

tor natlonaBy known Orm. HlgMy to maintain

COUNTER CLERKS

Crowley s 507 Halp Wanted • P a r t TimeH Tatoorapn or 4307

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I SALES MANAGEMENT TRAINEE I Mr. Alan* ahoee is aaakmg lop quaMy. dynamic paraonnal to )o<r our company and bacoma kev pao-pto Wtran our organOatton Aecent anpanaton haa created opening* to Birmingham. Waal OtoomMM and OaarUorn loca l Ion» lor well

tonal goal aattora Lathrup Wag* . Ml 4

NEVER A FEE

SALES MANAGERS SSOK • . Mamauonar Company la seeking sMarM kay paopto to ra-cnM 4 train n toa toroa CommM-Mon. bonua. ear Ntoianoa. **-panae*. CMI M r * Tucker. 375-0680

SALES MANAGERS 875.000+ V * | yaar Ctoaar*. goa»-aeUara. * aartoua minded only naad apply. For.appL CM aai-aiaa SALES MANAGER... Piomlatng

4srtetmg experience Sai uma to: 31000 TeMgrsph . 21B. Bhmtooham. M. 41

SALES/MARKETING MANAGER

to gu.de I partpherMl

company Requires axpartiaa In totMwriwMng/IWd aMaa manage-ment and strategic marketing plan-ning. IdeM candidate wm hava om-|

^ — - j ^ S i y d

•baneW program

MCCOM COMMUNICATIONS. INC Computer Product* Dhtown 37200 Haggarty Rd 9uHa Aa Farmmgton HHa. ML. 46331 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE

One ol . SALES

the nations lai s m Ing mat tar pan tlma Sale* A

i i Manager poi •oc la le* and nitons weo l -

anve a paraon ertandl

i t TMEarrtn! M L UvonM.

«M Apply In Traa. Wond-

Jewelry o i y

SALES PERS on* and waak

30112 Ford

>ON ends. Lavdas Rd . Garden

522-0717

SA For MO U l Mne

LES PERSON fO m downloi Hon amoUng

NEEDED •X NorthvIM. ofltoa. CMI 348-8200

SALES PERSON

account and beae sal-ary. plua commission Sand

SNELUNG TEMPORARIES P O B O X soa

. ML. 40070

ANIMAL HOSPITAL naad* general cleen-w> and atoBNy to

M k . Farmmglon MM* 471

ASSISTANT TO ART ConaMMnt Computar aapartonca m c m a r ) Job Incraaaaa lo U l Uma to 1-2yr* 2 hra. a day. 4 day* a waak mini-mum. ItaxJM* lira. Troy. 040 3300

SALES REPS naadad. To S2S.OOO RrM yaar 2 yaar* axpartanoa ra-quired Protected territory. 473-7210

All fcMIUM

TROPICAL PLANT LOVER

ReeponelOle. I tor para <a m-

SALES REP - Yowig.

SALES WORK Eam up to t a par hour. Win a

Trip 535-6293

SELF STARTER? Hara la an oppor-tunity to bacoma a Ngh achiever. Snrraaakil manulaclurar lor 82/yra to Nre satoe person to sea 6 eeriitao ( M I rotoee. blaaere. graduation capa 4 gown*, graduation an-nouncement* to high achooto. col-togaaachureM* toMkttgan. Expa-

paraonal Interview Cap a Gown. 14525 ONwdato. Uvonia. Ml. 48150. Attn: Jerry WMsto W

SHERWOOO STUDIO'S ol Tal-12 Mai and W. Btoomltoto la to naad ol SaMe HMp - M snd part ame. tor M gM dapt. FtadMa working hour*. banalNa rrMMM* to M l Uma am-

Startmq pay t a hour. Apply rr Tal-12 Mai location-or

SHOWROOM SALES to mmrtor da-aignar* and srchHects. Expartanca In Ana MnRure. toftrtea. •sacomar-ing 64a-23«7

TELEMARKETERS - PART TIME BIG BUCKS)

CALL JIM: 422-3377

TELEMARKETER-LOOWNG far a htgMy motivated IndMdual tor corrv putor peripheral mduMry Aak tor Judy or Unda »4a-1120

TELEMARKETING -Immadlaia openings. Top pay

Hiring n O* TO

•:30am-3pm 522-3773. ExL IB 13374 Farmlnglon Rd.. UvonM

WOMENS RETAIL • part-time i

Give US

5 Minutes by Phone*.. . . W e ' l l show y o u h o w co e a r n b i g m o n e y

h e l p i n g b u s i n e s s e s k e e p in t o u c h ' • N a t i o n a l C o m p a n y • C o m p l e t e T r a i n i n g • Fu l l B e n e f i t s • G u a r a n t e e d I n c o m e P lan • C a r A l l o w a n c e * N o C h a r g e B a c k s

Camar/Oaart>o^ araa. FtoxIHa day-Urn* how*. 1*18 hour* par waak. tS 50 par hfur to Marl Car ra-qulrad/mkaaga paid. 1-004-4067

BEAUTICIANS tor Salon racapUon-m ana I MMBkj. part Uma Waal tor paraon Mahlng to braafc Irom Itoor work or ra *n»ar baatrty Itold

i 474-aa44 427-1360 425-9510

BE PART OF THE WINNING TEAM! DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA HALL

I* now Inlerilanlrig tar part tim* l i la to i l i a l i k r * lor our SouthaoU ofltoa 16 hourly plua comnaadon FtoxHM hour*. MaraM In lha art* nNfikI Expartanca pialaiiad. idaal tor Mudanla. homamakar*. rauraa*. a aaeond Inooma aaakara.

CALL Mr. Sharp* balwaan 2-5pm Mon - Frt. M 443-4602

MUST ENJOY TELEPHONE WORK11

BOOKKEEPER/ACCOUNTING. aM-ctonL malura paraon naadad tor law

m i l compan» Compular C*« 786-0100

CAFE WORK - Waak day* Tha Wak-ing Room Cala. Inalda Woodland Madtoal Cantor Now. Ml Apply within or ca«. 347-3620

CANTON TWP wantod tor pi work Mon Own Thura.. 2-6pm CMI Yalta or Marcy al 356-2742

CANVASSERS WANTED . t W hr plua. tor parting

aaay appointment* Caa: 46^679?

CASHIERS. GAS PUMPERS a CAR Attendant*, part

r x x n . Apply In paraon. Bay Polnto C*r Waah. naxl to Commaro* Drtv* In. Union Lake. 303-5010

CfTY CARRIER CASUAL, tomporery employmant al t5/hr IdaM tor col-leg* Mudenta along w/lanar ol vert-

drtoer-s koenaa Contact ma 337-4720

CLEAN FOR PAY V you *n|oy houaactoaMng.

i working tor Ml

- X S S S S i

N o O v e r n i g h t T rave l • D a y t i m e Se l l ing

• N ' g m t O p p o r t u n i t i e s

Experience Preferred (but we'll train tht right person)

C a l l A lex S m i t h 3 1 3 / 4 6 2 - 6 3 0 0

M e t a g r a m A m e r i c a Inc . 17197 N . U n r e l P * r k Dr.. Sunt 115

part-Ume hour*. Naad car. paid

525-7200

DATA ENTRY tor RoyMOaR pk

to S J R . P O box 02 RoyM OMl Ml 46067-0008

DAY CARE AIOES Sm*a Monwanf l aehooi In Troy.

noon* lO-1» hr* par l

AOMMSTRATTVE ASSISTANT LNwiM. Up to 20 Iwwvwaak Mini-mum t yaar* eepartanta Sato* or M M a BaU pi atoned. MM ccm-putot. WaaRaitoct nan<pw«no* aa-

OFFWE RECEPTIONMT tor *moMng ofltoa. mom. J o n 8:30-12.46.16 par nr,

V%to*TV 6 App*anc*. Cf« balween Oam a 4p

Do You Have Monday & Thursday

Mornings or Afternoons

Free? Want to earn extra cash? Homemafcars, Rattraea and Students this ia for you!

You can work as an inde-pendent contractor about 4 houra a weak for $32.00 If you have a station wag-on, van or pickup truck.

For more information on becoming a driver In:

Oakland County call: 644-1100

Wayna County call: 591-0500

OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC Circulation Department

DRIVER - part Uma. Mon. Ihnj Frt.

tor occupational health drtc. Con-tact edrMnietretor 501-0453

EARN EXTRA MONEY daHvertng magazines on established routes Flexi-ble hours. No aeMng or col-lecting. ideal for retireee,

American Field Marketing 946-8520

1-3582

FLOORING SALES PERSON Part Tim* - *e*kenid* 4 *c raghta. Canton Cat Tlxr»day

GENERAL OFFICE - WW> good lyp-ng aMto Ftoxlbw hour* t5 00 par hour. FwrMngton HM* araa. AM tor Martlyn. 471-3121

PART-TIME CtortcM Racapkluritol wantad noch*e*ar araa. 661-6022 W e e n 10am-4pm. Mon.-Frt

PART TIME e»amng uckM aatoa. •tudama. homamakara 6 r*m»»* watooma t 4 56 par hr 422-7900

m auym iMrig. adMno. monWortng 8 adhering to quota*. K y o u M M e d a -K n p t m c M L O M M : 866-7810"

TELEMARKETERS tor i

TELEMARKETING! (2|l Ground Itoor oooortunlly. Good IOC tor rtgM paraon. Ford Rd. 6 MMMtobaR Cafl Mr Haa*. 426-7565

PART TIME HELP Radtord araa. Morning hour*. 84 par hour to (tart CM 534-8337

Part-time/Office Local tamlture ratoflar ***klng a (to-la* ortontad mdMduM wflh acooimt-Ing 8 keypunch axparianca to work

requirement* or apply a t La-Z-Boy Showo ~

23350 Commarca Or Ferminglon HM*. Ml 40024

474-1341

PART TO FULL Bmmngham *ar>toe group naad* paraoneMe typtol with outgoing pareonaaty to uMba WordStar and OMpla/Wffle piogieni tor raporta and MuJe*. Part-tkna (tort. U l uma 60-80 daya. FEE PAIO St. Clair Shores 774-0730 Troy 649-4144

Harriet Sorge Personnel PERSON or COUPLE

Pan Mon. V rv Frt. NmUuMa area. CMI S31-3070 or34»-3210

PERSON or ooupto wantod tor ofltoa cleenWg. pari time waning* Mon. tr*v FfTNovl Rd. end Grand RNar area. CM 831-3070 orMS-3210

RECEPTIONIST 8 I

cjommleMon Ca l Mary Anna 326-5760

RECEPTIONIST/CLERCAL

organized paraon wanting 20-25 houra par waak Ctortcal/totophon* axpartonoe iMokatita Sand reaume to Box 368 Obeanrar 8 Eccantrtc Newapapara. 38251 Schooicren Rd . Uvonia. Michigan 48150

MAID SERVICE/Houaa Cteening: Good SoirTy rata. Part-Uma. daya. Mki*g* peld. MuM be >*k*cii. hon-

525-0038

CLEANING paraon needed tor early mommg cleeWnj In Farmlnglon i Radtord araa*. MaM tor retired per-*on. tS-50 to Mart. 348-4291

CLERICAL POSmON. entry towel tor Tray toauranca ofltoa PreWoue exparlanoe helplu but wf l train. CM belor* 4:30pm. Mr Bahr 641-7660

MARKET RESEARCHER Wanted M our corporeto omcm In Troy 20 houra/week t « 50 tvxx Conduct markM n n w r i h by toto-phon*. QuaMy *eto* toad*, track ra-•Mt* and report your Rndlng* to our marketing Half. » you ara anthuel-eettc and M * thM type M work.

y MMtorTuee. 563-1200. ext. 236

ptoa*a< 8-11am

508 haip Wantad Sataa

RECEPTIONMT/SECRETARY 15-20 ho i r * per waak.

Ftoxlbto hour* - 347-3550

RECEPTIONIST - PART TIME ktoM h o r n tor tti* locM cia8*g* *tud*nt with * good poieonatr, Hour* -Monday «vu Thuraday 5-«pm. Sal urdey 9-5pm. Sunday 12-5 MuM have good typing abMty and phona (k«a CMI 421-5M0 and aek tor Su-

THE PRUDENTIAL HARRY S. WOLFE, REALTORS

32300 FNa IMe Road

RETURNS CLERK, needed part

L v ; o : i n « : ^ i > i

• Do you think you'd b e terrific in s a l e s but you 've had no exper ience or t ra ining?

• Do you love working with peop le? • Do you want to ea rn $20,000-$30,000

annually? If so , call ua at Workbench . We'll give you a new c a r e e r and teach you a new b u a i n e s a . W e o f f e r a s a l a r y p l u s commiss ion , paid medical and den ta l c o v e r a g e a n d a vacation p a c k a g e . If

r aalea l e t you ' (Hike tcTbe a part of our ' call Ma. S o p p e i s a at 352-1530 Southfleld

team,

or Ma. Craig at 540-3577 Birmingham

INTERESTED IN SELLING REAL ESTATE?

ASSOCIATE WITH TWO GENERATIONS OF SUCCESS

Well trained salespersons have an advantage! Excellent training programs

i lor lerge Hour* oanarefcy 12:30 to 5:30, Mon. thru Fri Heavy Kiting reqikred. ckp-lomatlc phona *kto* and pr*vtoue typmg * pk». Contact Karen at 501-0200 Ext 50

SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE earrv Ing* ol 64 par hr. 15 hr* par week, eerrtclng u»*eMig card 8 gM wrap

BIRMINGHAM JIM SORRENTINO

647-1900

NORTHVILLE CHUCK FAST

349-1515

ROCHESTER DOROTHY FOKKEN

651-1040

LIVONIA DON KAMEN

522-5333

BLOOMFIELD HILLS CHRIS LEISMER

6 4 6 - 1 8 0 0

PLYMOUTH DARLENE SHEMANSKI

4 5 3 - 6 8 0 0

%

TROY JAN GRUPIDO

6 8 9 - 3 3 0 0

LAKES AREA CHRIS CORNELL

M 3 - U 2 2

OTHER LOCATIONS LLOYD EDWARDS

268-1000

20 OFFICES

TELEPHONE MTERV1EWERS need-ed M Our Ferminglon HBto location No experience neoeeeery. wM train, good darting pay. Oaxlble hour* 8 incentive* Ca* A8oa or Lota.

855-7810

good dey* work tar * good 0 pay. Noma ha* no c l » » M M M own. rM*M* car. wa *>•

BABYSITTER NEEDED tor 2 day* par ion HM* homa. h t rtanl M g a CaB a t e 8pm 661-0380

XJ per

homa. 26-30 hr*. ak. Own tranepor-laoon raqulrad. Ptymoulh 483-7372

BABYSITTER- ShoMd bo malwa. caring. MtaBta woman To car* to* our 20 mo old aon In our WaMtond home, rtf

726-8318

BABYSITTER to watah 16 mo. oM every Thur*. 8 MtoinMIng Monday* 8am-2pm Our hom* or your*. RaaedM* Garden area. S50 avara 3 day* 421-8007

TELLER P*1 Uma 20 hour* tor poaflton In Credit Union located in Oakland County Expartoncad only Sand re-lume to Seerch Commmee. 300 E Long Lak* Road. Suite 140. Btoom-flew HM*. Ml.. 48013

VALET PARKING IdeM lor coftege i

BtoomAMd HBto tux 18 aludanl Hourly

851-1534

VIOEO DISTRIBUTOR naada part l people to work Irom now

through toe new yaar Duties mctod* •om* kghl Iwvaing 8 order taking Flexible hour* Apply In paraon Wtao Trend. 12000 Rtchltold OL, Livonia. 501-0200

WORD PROCESSER needed tor buoy exacutom oemer In W StooaMeM. Muat type 55wpm 8 be abto to work Itaodbto hr* Contact Barbara al 851-6286

508 Hatp Wanted Domestic

ABOUT 20 hour* par waak help Mom 1 iem-3pm I loueoMeplnn. tunchee. chM care Girt* 3 6 5

* 851-8509

CUTE 9 month girt need* mature •moklno home. 3 Twp home.

After 8pm day*/wk ItoNwanca*.

335-2048

BABY SITTER crteertM. dependeble woman; In my Orchard Laka home. Short day. good pay Mon - Frt. Non •mokar haler»nca« 663-8040

BABYSITTER - Oearttom Hgt* aree Mon thru Frt. mid-aftamoon to evening*. Aaxlbto MuM hava o>m transportation 276-5293

BABYSITTER- Expartoncad. loving, new bom cara. In pur BkiMngham are* homa Day*, non-amokar Retarencee required 547-1

BABYSITTER WANTED how*. 2H day* par woMt In our Canton homa. 2 c ieaer i 26 mthe 6

m* 367-0343

BABYSITTER aained tar my 8 mo oM (on, 6:30-4pm. Mon -Frt In my hom* located M 13 M6e 6 SouOv kelt] Your tranaportatton 646-0746

BABYSITTER WANTED: For 2H yr oM 8 mlanl In my Farmmgton HM* home. Experlanoad Raleranoe*. Own transportation required Y « * chBd a aMcom*. 8:30 to 5:30. Mon thru FfL 477-6615

BABYSITTER - 8pm-6:30pm. Mon-Thir*. Ferminglon I IBM Qieni.eefl* Sub One 9 mon«h old chlM

478-3043

CARE-GIVERS

We need you on Uv*-m or Uva^ut pnvat* duly poetaone - caring tor BOerty 6

only apply Uve-lnAJdaa. 546-2560

(XAMBERMAIOS Mon toru Frt. 9am-3pm Mead enar geflc raBaMe people Good pay nlca working cmidWtona Oam car

CHILO CARE helper naadad. day car* loc atod In home. M l Ume. good pay. m Troy Pieeee eat Rfla.

646-0672

CHILD CARE In my Farmington HM* home tor my 2% yam old Tuee. and Thur*. Non-emoker Retar*nca* ra-gurad 563-2721

personal background, briefly afty you ere Ihe baM paraon tor ffw |0b. MMI to: Box 430. 06-*ervar 6 Eocenlrtc ll*w*peper*.. 36251 Schootorefl Rd.. UvonM.

48150

HOUSEKEEPER 3-6 Day*, 2 dMdren. 13 8 10 Lata afternoon 8 early e iw ings C*h * " raquwad MnMngham ara* CaB

or weekend or MMr 6pm 828-3308

LADY M M (va-to help, must cook 6 drtim, no houeework. 2 dajUj^ofl-

UVE-«I compenton tar Mderty wom-an Some mining car*, cooking 8 one nurtong ca>

846-3408

A IT CARETAKER O O U f U

m i i : M c a aduK bufldtog. RayM < f f rad Apt. 362-2680

CARETAKER COUPLE Needed tor M l Ume W*ge mdude* apartmant 6 uf lMM* Wood Haven waa For miarflaw cat 675-6860

CARETAKER COUPLE For beauWul luxury apartment com-plex m Fermmgton 40 houra per waak Benafll* include Btoa Croee/ Btoe ShMM. Apartmant wflh ger*g* plua aMary end utMTy

CARETAKER COUPLE

Poaflton avMtotHa tor carMakar ooupto to Hoe on afle M apartmam complex m HmthweM DeiroN. MeM

(313)471-2756

MAINTENANCE COUPLE - Expart-anoed Weettand area Apartmant. salary 8 utMUas Cal: 726-4020

MANAGERS 8 ASSISTANT MANAGERS

property Menagemar* fcm aeeking cuuples miaraetad m managing ram-dvittol comptoue In OakMnd Coun-ty Huebend to pertorm mamia-

UVE IN HOUSEKKPER wentad 5 day* * week tor 2 cMMran Privet* room and bath MuM have transpor-tation and ratarence*

* 881-6556

UVE IN HOUSEKEEPER- Nanny •antod tar pre-echootar

861-5111 or 861-2229

LfVE-IN wantad tor tutanaaa axaculNa* m auburb* Som* driving necaeaary

Arengemern* rndude Pit.aM apen-ment ueage CaB Mr Gaorg* Qgu

LrvE-ai waak-ande to cara tor wom-

necaasarv*Musl Sd 963-9002

LPN NEEDED Rd Owing 6m waak t o 50/hr MuM ba Ueanaad. Cal Richard M. 261-3648

DED - 8 Ma*T*rmmgmn 6-11pm 2 or 3 eventngs

nance work 6 wfle to handto ctortcM work In ofltoe Aperlment provided ExoMtont aMary 8 benafll* Sand ra-auma lo Efkln 6 Co., 29777 Tela-grapli Road. Sulto 1555. Soulhltoto. Mc , 48034 352-5300 or Fax *

352-5300

MARRIED COUPLE needed lo be IV* m houee perant* tor 8 ad Ka«

amat group homo m

M M vacation. AB ram. taod. j m -Uee paid by egoncy Medlcal/danui plu* t26 .000 to 831.000 yearly aa»-a r j Afl appocant* w« ba ooneid-srad Sand reeume to Carolyn Rob-o ts . 715 Inkstor Rd. inksMr. Mich 48141.

511 Entartainmant CAROLE'S MUSIC FOR LIFE Solo Ptanto! or Ouo/Trto/Ouartel Bach to BoogM, Jazz 6 Clsssicfl A l Oc-

' o 851-3674

MATURE earing peraon to cara tar our daughtor*. 2 6 4 yr*.. m cxir Farmmcloni HBM home. Mon.-FrL. 8-5pm CMI 081-1784 or 861-0388

CLEAMNQ. <MM cere woman need-ed tor mlanl. 3 day*. 1 or 2 •vee/v*

COMPANION AIDE tor Grandma. Uve-m. no amokmg. muM drlva. <Mnwr in Ftortda. Older woman pra-torrad Aftor 5pm 881-6260

BABYSITTER tomato tor 1 yr oM boy. >ve m or deye-my W BtoomfleM home Ttoletericee. non-smoker, own trsnsportalton 661-2262

COMPAMON FOR Female wWi MS. housekeeping, prepare meals.

asslM with Iranatar*. Mon-Frt. 9-Spm. 525-6723

COMPANWN/HOU8EKEEPER sldarty tody Uva-m 3 daya. Mon Tuea-Wed. non-smoker. snoed 9 Mas and HmttmoMam.

BABYSITTER FOR 3 Pr^achooMrs m my Btoomltold Twp homa. Mon. thru Frl ftolersncae raqMrad. CsB 8pm-10pm: 647-0665

BABYSITTER- Fui Uma tor 2 girt*. 4 mo 8 4 yr* old. In our Rochaator HM* noma Non-amokar. tation CaB Mtar 8:30 662-4067

deportment In a locM Mora. Ava^ abto to a raapanaflito mdMduM In the erae ol 30256 PlymouWi Rd , UvonM. Ptaeee send a brtM reeume mtaudtog your phone * 6 M s ed to: P O Box 410, TaytorvMa, • 62568

STUDENTS/RETIREES , •EARN t 5 - t 12/Hfl a 20 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS e FLEX HRS. - FTT SCHEDULE e MORNINGS/EVES JWEEKENOS CaB Tom 11am-8pm 436-3460

BABYSITTER In my homa part Uma 20-30 hour* par waak tor ona Intant Novi araa. Waga negotiable.

346-0764

BABYSITTER to my UvonM home tar *econd aradar and 3 yoer FuB tkne. MuM hava iMarsncas trsnaportation Aftor 8pm. 464-8304

BABYSITTER- m our home 3-5 dey* per week to cara tor ManL StvUng Jsn-May Expartoncad. mature grendmolher wMcomed school dMIrtcl. Own tranaportatton Retarencee raqulrad. 465-8202

BABYSITTER: I N M * loving, non-*moklng. womam to help CflrtMtan mom ailh cara ol 3 yr old and kv

homa Own tranaportatton Ri anoea Flexible houra. 644-4424

COOK- PART TIME To work approximately 3 day* a waM Expartanca In PrMdn Dtot pratorrad MuM hava own car tor deliveries Saiery Btoomflato HBM I lyn balwaan 10-4

nagot iable n. CaB Mart-

DOMEST1C OAY 5PM. 2-3 daya a cooking muM. d a n

WORK. 11AM-

357-2633

• ESTATE HOUSEKEEPER For tamty on-toa go. MuM bfl H g to Mwp. ran errand*, lewnder aolhee. ss wal as houaa ctoan 3-5

•no to: .48037

FEMALE EXECUTIVE

NANNY tor MaM In my Oekland Twp. home Malura non amofcino

me traneportMton 4 1 time Some kght CeB tor kflamtow.

882-0001

NANNY'S - F u M M . pert-Ume 8

Ung axpartanoa a mi Ultte Helper No Faae 851-0680

NANNY-S200/WK I EXPENSES Ptymoulh. my homa. PeiiTienent. U l Ume. 7am-5pm. M-F Piaechootor f toddtor boy Malura. i t i sme ty r*6-ebto. your cer. leteisnces. Expen-encad. norv-emoker only 566-6500

NEEDED-NONSMOKING LOVING aduM to cara tor ov* 1 yr old son. In your horns I near 9 Maa/Fermmg-lon Rd .FuB Uma. Mon-Frt 8-J0am-4:30pm CaB Mtor 5pm 477-0350

NURSE A D

erty woman 1 day a waak. avary Thur Ratal'ences 642-1381

PART OR FULL TaW help needed d i d care Farmington

661-2229 Caa. 881-6111 or

MAGICAL ENTERTAINMENT tor Company Parttee. Schools.

Clubs 6 mora. SpecW Hoflday Show CaB Mhs Thornton. 453-4562

MOONOANCE DJ I

Waddtogt. Banquets 8 Parties Kim 363-4147

SOUWOTRAX Expartoncad prpleasionM OJ, beet sound 6 kghUng avaBeOM Wedding

ns a Specialty Very raa--sla* 856-6342

STEP ASIOE Live Band

tor AB Occasions CaB after 4pm 505-4537

S12 8HuaHons Wanted Tsmata

ABSOLUTE HOUSECLEAkBNQ

to ua W*as 8 Window*. 17

A Free Nurse Aseeeement VTON m yaw Home

HOME HEALTH CARE Screened. RN supemtastl. meured

irides taraes 24 hour* - 7 dey*

357-3650 Pi ulaaalmrtM I latrtti Cara Personnel

RELIABLE Non-smoking vented tor part Uma houeewor* 6 chBd care In my UvonM homs

HOUSEHOLD ASSISTANT 9 how* weekly

babyaflMig. 85 how MspH Orska Rd. area. 681-0881

Bva In, l u l Mna tor pi ntaaNonM ooupto *MR 2 smaB

l

START AT THE TOP Now Interviewing For A Few Select Positions

FREE* PRE-LICENSE COURSE We offer the biggest & bes t l icense school in the s ta te . Day or evening c l a s s e s t a i l o r e d t o y o u r s c h e d u l e . C la s se s start ing now.

* Small refundable malarial charge • Fu l l - t ime In-off lce t ra in ing to ha ip you t o a

fast s ta r t s 2 Uvon ia locat ions s Largest real aetata company in tha wo r l d s in o f f ice re locat ion depar tment

Hartford South, Inc. CaM Diana tialay Cal PftyWa Shrtzmann

4044400 5 MMa A Newburgh

201

Sand mqwrias to: Mansgsr. x 4681. Troy Ml

RESIDENTIAL CLEANMG PEOPLE

• Brtng s Irtand and work as a teem . Exceiam tar mother* wMi cMtoren

CaB Cindy u

SEEKING- Caring. anargsMc. ctoan. deoendabM. nan-amoMng U l Mne

To cara tar MrrtBc 2 )*. 7 week nam bom M

MquaMtad piaaaa ca l 425-1543

TOP OOLLAR PA©« In my Faim-moton home Pail lMie. s day*. 12:30 10 8^0 Twins. 3 months 6 2 yr Md. 476-2798

CELLULAR PHONE SALES An incred ib le oppor tun i t y to be par t of Ceflulars " s t a t e of tha a r t " g rowth industry. The o ldest a n d largest Cellular d is t r ibutor in tha midwest ia expand ing its retai l sales force. Look ing for 2-3 years d i rec t sales exper ience and excel lent phona ski l ls a must . Un l imi ted i ncome potent ia l inc luding salary, commiss ions , bonus plan, expenses and benef i ts . N o CeMuler exper ience neces-sary. Tra in ing p rov ided , send reaume to:

Vice President of Marketing C a M w t

32*29 NORTHWESTERN HWY. FARMINGTON HILLS, Ml 4S01S

• AMERICA'S BOATING LIFESTYLE STORES +

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ASSISTANT STORE MANAGERS SALES ASSOCIATES

l i a i n x a i ' i e n w .

CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITY For needy 40 yaars a tradition of quality Reel Estate Brokerage has bssn our HaHmark at

Wok, Manuo4, Snyckr A Ranks, Inc. Work with aoma of Michigan's Mgheet-u n i l n o Reel Estate Setae Assoc la tee It's oontegtoue. Due to an extremefy active

*-3 HOUSECLEANING WaeUand. Plymouth. Canton

CaBanyUme 726-6414

BABYSITTER - Caring Mom looking tor ehfldran to lova. care snd pMy wflh aMM their parents work or go oul. a l hour*. Experienced Mth ex-

427-9740

BABYSimNG done by Mother /Daughtor team intant* wM-come Story Ume. c»*enn crafts, lunch 6 anack* 11 MBa/MtdMobeA

L 478-2700

BABYSITTlN<n«u*1 hava

twaan 8 6 9 M M

2 area, ba-500-7325

BABY STTTMO Crook* 6 Auburn Stkae

school dMncL Mon - Frl , 5am-852-6477

BEST CHILD CARE Chrtauan mothai to cara tor yow chBd. any age. hot Iwich 8 sneck. WaaMsnd araa. 326-5013

BETTER MAIOS CLEANING We Work DW Cheap

Bonded 6 Insured CaB 427-6735

CANTON MOM has opening NM

id outdoor

CHILDCARE By a CartMad T*

i program AB agss 037-8196

CMLDCARE-F»M or Part URMOI ML 7 M M 8 Inksaer

CHILD CARE M S LNonto srea. m-MM 6 meek* lot* ol ac-nea. A TLC 522 -2T71

CtflLDCARE, 075-Joy Rd. area. U l Mna 6 part Maa Meet*, anack*. km

OAY WORK WANTED

SOL'

number of sales positions ere currently - a" I — i ri • —i B I I n o — fc - aA OM-^IhIOT aa t v f t n t M . r O f i n T w n u i K X i l o o m i m r n n Q snd opportunity, cell:

Troy /B l rm«ngham/Bk>omfMd HMa Jack Cloud 00S-'

Ptymouth/NorthvMe/Centon

Weet Bloomfletd/Farmington

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You can piece your enyday of the

week. Office houra are 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday - Thurs-day; 8-8 pm F

your ad PutXicat

— a week and our. phonee get very buoy on Tueedays and Fri-days. Call early to we can be sure to gei

ad in the next ition.

591-0900 944-1070

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Monday, October 14. teee Q4E

1. Give the reader specific information. Pretend you are someone reading tne classifieds. What would you like to know about the item, service or job you are advertising? Be sure to add details such as color, size, condition, brand name, age, features and benefits. Be accurate! Don't embellish your ad with misleading information. Stick to the facts and reap the rewards!

!. include the price. Don t vaste your time or a potential »uyer's time, if you advertise the >rice of the item or service you >ffer, the people who respond o your ad will be those who are jenulnely interested. Surveys how that readers are more nterested in those items and ervices they know are within heir price range.

4. include phone number and specify hours. Be sure to let potential customers know when and where to call. Surveys show that even if a person is very interested in ,your item or service, he or she will not call back after the first attempt. Stay near the phone during the hours you indicate you will be available. Don't risk missing a sale!

3. Avoid abbreviations. Don t make a potential customer work too hard! Although you may be tempted to cut down on the cost of your ad by using abbreviations, surveys indicate that many people don t understand such abbreviations as eik (eat-in kitchen) or WSW (white side wall) tires and won t take the time to figure them out. A confused reader is a disinterested reader. Get the most for your money and use complete words.

5. Run on consecutive days. Your ad will not get results if people don't see it! Therefore, it is important to set up a consistent and consecutive ad schedule with your telephone salesperson or outside sales representative.

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Use this form to write your classified advertisement before you can...or filt it In and mail to: MESSAGE

844-1070 Oakland County

591-0900 Wayne County

centric

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CUEAMNO - Hr your htaao. M m PUM II around.

"S23£ COMPANION

podtun Exc mekur*. aaalu 9va m

MMM i atotdioia and V 926-7133

DBOiCATKJ and oare tor ctoan and Mi M M 16 MBe/

MOTHER mm mature mtont d toddor M my M B home. W. Btoonv-HeggerSy 669-2906

OEPENOASL E MOTHER M M to M $70 per a a M Ford area. Garden City

421-6671 Patty

E MOTHER M M to M $70 per a a M Ford area. Garden City

421-6671 EXPERIENCE MpyMyour 16 M M ft J d bme

3> MOM atohee to -had, Troy area, m R. Oey* - M l or pert-

669-3566

EXPR ESS CLEANING

Pi utoodnrid need* Teem

aonleo to mad your

GARDEN CfTY AREA OuaBty CMd Care m a Loving Almoaphere FuB A Perl-Time Opening*. 422-6662

GENERAI l am depend

UvonM, CM

L HOUSECLEANBia abM honed ft MBoMM tl a • tl an ii • nsiiiii »u a

536-1315

i n CttMCara

AWT. LEARNING ft PLAY M OMf in • B I I I B I I I HMs. MaM* ft

to 6 yr* Part ft • 4 *4770

CHILD C A M In my torn—* O M Pwk MOM inarm ond loving am*-l o n w l Man.-FrL 7 « » - « 0 p " -C t f M D * . 646-Tt3S

s s a r w m g r s (MudquoMy)

427-1180

CHILDCARE - WEST BLOOMFIELD u w m l muModnita wwi expen-

DAY CAME lor Pre-Schoolere In my Uceneed noma. 23 yr*

427-0443 sr-Wayna ft Joy I

(Lai our homemakers M O you) Bonded and toeured aarvloe agency M a w Of t M Oakland County

r ol

Clarkdon Southltold Northern Oek land

356-6174 627-4636

HOME day cara opanlnga lor lod-dtora ft pre-schootor*. experienced loving mother. ama* aro««> mdlvidr-M attention. Grend RIver/Saach p ^ y yaa. CM Stophanto^53l j002

HOUSECLEANER Experienced, tor Bkmlnghom. W BtoornMM ft o lMr area* Phone Unda Barrton 946-1006

DAYCARE In my loan

tSIMe ft Orchard Lake are* 6 m o a . t o 3 y n . o H 569-4279

LICENSED OAY CARE HOM Ma opening a l ope* * W.CMoago ft Mkator aa a MMiia 937-t

LICENSED DAYCARE - Ptymoulh Canton Mother wtth over 20 yaara experience I tofanoaa A i Ml l to U M k MercMng. amgolong^ABC s. moueeratz*. game*. mora Vary da-pendabto. k-275 Joy Rd 443-3703

LICENSED W-HOME CARE Creettve n d M d u a M d piogram lor eMdran by an eerty chBdhood edu-

NO JOB? NO SKILLS? NO FUTURE?

Tram For A Maa Caraart

BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY

ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY

LOS AMQmum. cat i a » v*. T»

LOTTOMAMA B6.0OC o P j a M i l i CM L M a Maa

427-3027

OKLAHQftM OTY AMUNK kip OM. 1 H » $1

ar (74-6*47

W M M to pay premM* ft. e eertton groupe M

>11

PARTRIDGE hunting CaBM taa. •oa ^ 7 -

SHOWERS- Ctoe L pan I . ttoaad your (My to Wa Oram) T a t a bhoppe. a M odor la Ma brtck 7

ST. JUOC MOVENA May Wa Sacred Haan Or Jaaua I

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MroughoM tha wcrto. naar ft ar. Saorad Haart Of Jaaua. pray ua. St A r te . twMar rt mtrae

alor oa. Say M a prayar r a day. by t M « • day »

r r a M M anmaared. RMana baan knoaan to toft PuMtoaBon n M piamMed. My prayar* M»a b

THE NANNY NETWORK. MC Narmtaa 1 Mothers Helper*

HOUSECLEANING - Expartanoad 6 refcebM. with later enoaa Ptymouth/ Canton 6 aurroundtng araaa. Caa 455-0724

HOUSECLEAMNG - by 2 -•Ola. hardworking, axpartancad cot-Mge student* Rocheeter araa. Ca« Amy. 370-2632 Renee. 370-2690

HOUSEKEEPER/EXPERIENCED Oanaral deoning CxoMent refer

i. Waal Lly/tif m oM». 546-4616

516 Elderty Cara A Assistance

I WOULD LOVE TO CARE tor your loddlar One tufl Uma ooenmc notoroncea. Joy ft

422-7966

KATHYS CLEANING aermng Ptymouth. Canton. Waal-lartd. Uvonta. Gordon City ft Farm-ington 425-1604

MAN ft WIFE Houaactaanlno Teem m < M ralaa - HexibM hour*

473-5796

MOTHER OF 3 W W a i to babydt Days or Aftomoon*. MeeMft Snacks indudad. Radtord araa. Cal 937-6234

NEED A 8ITTER7 MotMr ot two * M an tn MaaOand araa. Soma daya or •vantnga CM Loct al 721-0969

NEED LIGHT OEPENOABLE houaa-kaaptng? Fraa aatlmaMa and rWar-ancaa avatlabte on raquaai Cal Nancy 729-9677 or Unda 722-3457

NURSES AIDE aaaka »ork. Your homa Raraonal cara. MaaM. run-rang arranda Wdudad. FMdWa Oam tranaporlation 892-1463

I OfF)C£ CLEANING

BtrnrwngMm. StarUng Morghl*. T roy* Warran

da l Gaan 977-5927

PATRICIA'S HOUSECLEANING Don l worry about your houaa. n cMan It tor you Indudaa laundry and IrorUng RaM'anoaa 625-9675

QUALITY ana Prolaailonallarr ara importantl «akaI and Paaoa ol Mmd ara aaaanttal Gal Ftrat Maid" par-aonal maid aaravtca. 226-9262

RELIABLE Mdy looking tor cualom-art tor Houaaclaanmg. Waakty. t»-•makly Rochaelar/Troy araa.

602-0744

STERLING HGTS WOMAN chid cara A» houra a* agae Maata. gamae. toya. 2 yr*. co6aga

796 4095

513 Situations Wanted

A C«mg Paraon m Your Home

NURSE AIDES HOMEMAKERS - LIVE-INS

in your homa or hoapiUI room Paraonal Cara-Maata-Houaakaaplng

Rekabte. Cowtaoua Samca maurad Bonded- 24 Mr Care

476-9091 Farmington H«e

855-9551 BkinkigMm

EXCELLACARE - ALL AREAS

51S Education t Instruction

AVAILABLE FREE TRAINING

For i ealdan» ol Oakland County, axcapt Pontiac Pontiac Twp.. WaMrtord. tWWe Laka. Laka Orton. Orion Twp, indapandanoe Tw*> ft Auburn HWa wt«o era unemployed or undaramployad. ThM la an ancHant opportunity to tram tor a leaerdktg career In t M Word P i m m l n g . La-gal Secretarial. Computar Account-ing or Computar Oparatti

ia uWerod In our Ha«Ma ft SoutMMM location* ThM program M aponaorad by a gcwam-manl agency Wa ara an equal op-portunity emptoyar For mora mtor matton cal Ma Smith 565-9203

CALL MOW1

CLASSES STARTING SOON DORSEY BUSINESS SCHOOLS

ACCOUNTANT, mahxe, 20 yr* ax-partenca, college graduate. A l taxaa including corporation* Oanaral ledger atatamenta 662-6660

514 Situations Wantad

HTOUSESRRRING AVAILABLE ReaporMbla pi oleeainnal couple aM cara tor houae. pat*, etc

542-9626

-BANK TELLER

TRAINING IN JUST

4 WEEKS $695.00

TOTAL COST FEATURES: • HANOS ON TRAINING . COMPUTER TRAINING • PROFESSIONAL EDUCATORS • SMALL CLASS SIZE .JOB PLACEMENT

LIMITED SEATS CALL NOW

967-0253 PROFESSIONAL CAREERS INSTITUTE

• Financial aid tor thoee who quaWy - j o b Placement AeeMtance - Day ft Evening O l Mae

464-7387 National Education Canter

NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF 7EUHNULUGT CAMPUS

16000 I Watkagh Rd . Ltvome

ST JUOE MOVENA I Ol Jaaua M I ft

ttvougNout I M taortd. now ft torao-ar. Sacrad Heart Ol Jaeu* pray tor u * St- Juda. worker of nWactae. pray tor aa. to H * prayar aMa tknaa a day. by t M HgMh dey your prayar wM be anew ai ad. it Ma been known to ML

THANK YOU St Jude tor anewartng

(1) Rwmd Trip plane M M -J6S-2196 Anywhere In USA. •

NAVt W t OOT THS 8TUFW

°O2AUTY UMBO l O V S

ROMMA^e SALE CHRIST CHURCH

CRANBROOK T l w . O e t W . l a a l u w

Ptnaft Cranbrook

rn Crafts

Caaakbaw Caarkaton. 629-2466

7»1 AVON. WAOC. DEPRESSION ara

MOWMTAMTIOUAMAM J COLLCCTmC BOOK S A U

Coma browee and buy Sponeored by Frtande of Dekroa Pub6c Ubrary. Fi t ft SaL. Oct 20 ft 21. m We Mam

PC TRAINING on popidar Accounting and Data Baae Programe. taught by Accoun-tant/MBA atudant. Ben. 567-7030

PIANO LESSONS - Farmmgton HMa

OUALIFIED MUSIC Inatructora needed tor growing muelc alora in Bedford Twp. Part Bme e«ee Cal Dan after 3:30 537-4673

TRAVEL AGENT TRAINING Outatandmg program. Oct 17. 3 month*, ewenkig* Pi aleaalonal m-(tructton*. «th mcceaatil yr Altord-abM. Ikniiad apaoa. 4 mora atu-dant* Funtaadc Travel PhytW

655-4100

THANK YOU St. Juda tor Favor E . L

TO NANCY-Hare » to t M I at peraon m my Me. T M woman I mar-ried and became my wM*. 2 Mktga I can M l Mr Irom t M depth ol rmr Men. that I lova Mr ao and we w« never pert.

Happy Sweeteet Oey. LoveChumpyl

UNCONVENTIONAL people wt l ra*y to piece three beta at t M N.E. corner of Ham park

902 Loot A Found

year* old. wearing white M a coder Reward CM after 2pm. 536-7094

519 Nursing Cars IMMEDIATE OPENM4G: For an eld-erly women ki our a(Mt toa»er cara home. Near PtymoiWi and Ann Ar-bor area. CM 437-4471

FOUND Black and while long hair mala cat CMC Canter/Berg area.

"• black tM. unueual big eye* To d a m

351-0465

520 Socratariai A Pusinsas Sorvteos

PROFESSIONAL

yr*- pk*-i«>/da»vary, 476-1170

SECRETARIAL SERVICES ualng WordPertect. Microaoft Word. Lotu*. ate Experienced/Pi ulaiaalnn-aL Competitive Rata* 5474)056

SECRETARIAL SERVICE Expenencad eecretary w/computer/ printer FuMI your needa ml Oum-neea quaMy document* 646-3120

tartaL Support Servloa* WordPro-oaeaing. Fax ft Copy Sarvlca. Ganar-elClancaL M M ftSflppIng 344-9600

522 Pro4aaslonsi 8arvicas

O JUNE ROBPISON, MSW, ACSW Lioaneed. CertMad Social Workar couneeamg mdMdueM. tamike* Special mtarael In women a Mauea ft gerontology Ptumouth. Ml

PRK30US MOMENTS «Mecbon. Member* unfy/raWed plaoaa. 2 nro-

A l 20% OH 1966 r 4. 360-1*

RETtRED TOM CLARK gnomee ovor 200. PAM M current

702

CORNUCOPIA o r HARVEST ARTS ft CRAFTS

OCTOBER 11, <966

Shuiaal Quale eanti PeiMar Oakland UnMerty

i-75 N o r * lo k M 6 W Adama M . W anbanoa of OMdand UM-

t tc 00 Country-Victorian

Craft Show SHERDAN COMMUNITY CtNTER

12111 Pardee. Taylor OCTOBER 20. 21 ft 22

Friday 4-9pm Saturday UMpm _

T M waaol ahow in t M oear i S T i o p MkMgan aeang country and Wctonan

(3131796-4296

c m O f FARMMflTO

M ^ J o " w V i f t a Rd-• M OM SI . taa W Wat arty

HARVWT TABLE ft B

— ^ 7-TT- KMO-Sax WATERBED - M m r

- a rd LMa ft — ft PrL VSpmanly

•Me. Fen del ft 13. Orcftwd LMa ft Faradalan Rd*. TW**. I

1 • - L ' . i i ' g y UVMG Roam a e t t p o * > M * S4000 C M after 6pm:

LATHRUR WLLAOa-OeL a m . ' B-S Moving. Ftaa H M M r t M M i c

SOUTMF*LD - S M . OoL I I . 9-6. muet aaM RMM aM. M f a

s^ft-sri«srs3 a»v of f Barf aaar IS IMM Ro<

707 Oaragai

- 4 ? £ »

• meoww. t u m 12 h a 36 m. . 6750 661-6640

CANT OH-Wad.. Oat ISM ft Thur* Oct 19. 6-4. ftoma Mndwre ft HMa of MMRaa ft M a t 6626 Breokarw* <X. E - *UBoy . * * * • *

DOLL MAKERS An row mohMr and moMIr MO. For quaMy wlgoor IMn-ta tbaerd By pound 727-7S61

FIRST UNITED RoyM O M Craft Show. 320 W. TW St SaL OoL 21at 9."30awi «pw>.

• q iM Mow 33

AGE-OLD ANN ARBOR/SALINE ANTIQUES SHOW Sat. ft Sun.. Oct 21 ft 22 Mkrtgan'a Largeatl 660 DeeMram OuMty Antique*. Waah-tanaw Farm Coimcl Ground*. Arm Arbor/Seftne Rd SM 6-7; Sun. ft-4. t-64 exN 175. aoulh 3 maee. T M •rtgme* 517-46M1S3

B ALL ANTIOUES BOUGNTtl • Poeacarda. old movte megatlnee. antique ft peper dod*. toy*. Shady China. mdRary. 34*^164. 346-7964

FOLK ART ft ANTIOUE SHOW UOUNIHT IN THE INN

Friday. Oct 27. 4pm-9pm: Saturday. Oct 2*. 10am-6pm; Mawdowbronk H M ShohaM P»

GRAVELY Trac tor , 12 MR. • M a . MMne ft cart, t tS60

UVONLA. Frt-SaL. OMJO-21. tO-4pm. 5 MaMy Mean ni l , baby Ram.

y j g w j T s a i a OR ftmuultiMI. W. of Fai ndrigton

MAHOGANY door* on top. 3 drawer* below.

M » r 477-04M

MATCHING

OAK BEDROOM aat mckMng deM. r. twm bed. Ea-

375-2773

WASHea'DryBf. odor TV, m i l l 9-

^ i r rTT°T~

COLLECTABLE DOLLS A ANTIQUES

s r ^ % r c s e x * 6aa. OMny ft a M M mare M M we 11 unda r f i d M unueual t aw M T M DM HaapRM ft Toy Brtdar Shop. 12 M M Rd. ki Berkley Mow - 6 M 10-6: Frt. 10-7 54S-3115

kjmace Mdroaai eat Twin

oar* adM MM-M deM. (760 I 737-4300. Evae 476-1433

HOT TUB. Bw •4796 -_ M HM 363-2277

ORKNTAL STY1X by FMr. dMng room ft ftvtng room aet Brand —

UVOMA-MOVMG

more. Sat. 9-6 31629 Artona. W

4

Hon. Adama Rd . Rocheeter Adniealan 63 CM: 476-1196

7TH ANNUAL COUNTRY MARKET 90 O e n Table*. Long Uiartrw Schod. 450 AiMton, Roci'aeUi HM*. 2 blocfc* W d UvamoM. S d TMr*-en. AamMelnn $1.90 Sal.. Oct. 21. 930AM-4PM 661-4300

ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES MARKET -THE BRUSHCR SHOW. Sunday. Nov. 12. 21M. aaaaon. 5066 Arm Ar-bor S M M Road. B M 175 ofl U94. Over 360 Jadira m quedrj anbguea

i 1 ^ ,

FOUND-CAT. SmM adto dork gray

wearing Aee color Adam*/S<»jer* • are* 641-6377

FOUNO - Yorkefare Terrier, Mack ft 464-9665

LOST Mack ft whMe female cat 1 year old. w h M lea coder Wartty-Nonhvae. Swan Harbor m y i a n d

LOST - Lactiee H Ct Merqda wedding ring. Ptymouth/Canton Aree 961-0665

LOST: on Oct 11, 19 ^ M M c n ^ . t M a . H j J j g

LOST- REWARD1I Goid charm 557

LOST-Reward- «2.500 tor Ouarman man* goto watch mmaM on back WLM Birmingham area. 679-6640

juaianiean aa i api eeemert and i»v-der cover. 6 AM. - 4 PM AdmMelon S3 Third Stmday* TMOrtglneM

ANTIOUE BATHTUB, ceet Iron wtth tod. $250 453-6060 aftor 6. 453-1604

Mmp*. mourned, $750. peir

Firm 459-1634

ANTIQUE PLANTATION DESK-Movlng P d d $700 Moke oftor Movlng P d d $700

666-1294

RRIIWW, _ _TT box 6900 Clothe* drying rack $75 1933 American Flyer tram $450 Al-ter 6pm 334-4343

704 Rummaga Salaa ARaaUarfcata

i d United MathodMl Church 1569 W. MapM Rd at P t m a r i

FM Rummaga SaM Oct 19 9-5. Oct 20, fr-noon

DONT MISS THIS MULT! FAMILY HUGE GIGANTIC YARO SALE

Wad. Oct 16 thr\j 21. 10am to 6pm 33637 Palmar Rd Wedland B » twaen Wayna Rd and Venoy WeethM permitting.

UVONIA - Oct 1ft-19. 9-5 15667 MOM O d e . N d 5 MBa. W d New-burgh: irtac. Mm*, ddhea. rrtnk coal ft mink alola. round MMroom ama ft tauoat*. caM orty

LIVONIA-Ocl 19-21. 9am-5pm Man a. MMa ' . mtanta ctothee. toy*. huueahoM. Cantor Fumeoe 75.000 BTU, Jaap parw. MnMura. player, radto* 29154 N. d Jeflrto*. E. d MtodMbM

PORTABLE Typewriter M i

lymgiocm ooudt |100 $12S.

PICTURE FRAMES. piWta. man ' " I aMaa ft Mytaa. "

LMaMaeaMv. Un

Uoed M d w o M ceBiraN. 20 R. ' " ft oowMor top.

477-0229 ssTd-arx-711 Mac. Far M a

WaywaC—ity

SECTIOatAL Sort - 2 piece beige, loooe cuaMon. (300 Co. temporary Round DMng TaM*. 2 leeve*. cMna cabinet and 5 chairs. $425 Honey

M. 7 drawer*. $60 471 9166

UVONIA. Od 19 ft 20 9em-6pm. mult! Mn6y. many Mrga ft amM Mme 16946 Brenhmod. S d 7 MM. E. d MiddMbM

UVONM - Tuo* Od 17W only DMh-a*. Mwelry. a M a clothe* 15529 MOM Or N d 5 mda * HM

SINGER ZK3 ZAQ Bswtng machina. dial modal. In cabinet. $53 cash or monthly payments.

GUARANTEED UNIVERSAL

SEWING CENTER 674-0439

Friday, Oct 20. 9am-4pm. Sat Oct 21 9em-noon. M AMMragate " — MdhoMat Church. W.000 Defy. Redlord. (bdaeen Ptymouth Rd. ft W Chicago! T o ' ~

Wren* hom*

GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 25630 Grand Rhar

FM Rummeoa ft Baka Ocl 16th, 4am-2pm 19th. 9-1 l * m Bag Sal*.

Thur*., Oct $ I SO/bag

ANTIOUE WWE making equipment Grape cruaher. atoned O M berrd wtth ipoul with matching atand A

LOST •pat M l ChM'a pet Squere LM* ft Telegraph area. 332-0BO4

LOST Sm tabby cat wllh

Ptymouth. 459-0961

LIFETIME RESUME $25 Total

567-2434 34*4096

RESUMES THAT WORK' - Protoe-Monrt wrMng. quaMv prmMig. Ra-aults ducuinanted. Free "kMi' iMw Techmquea" wMt order 566-6647

EXPERT COMPUTER HELP Product matalebon and training

DOS. word p rocess ing , apreedaheet etc. $300 tor W hrs.

CM 393-5560

523 Attornays Lagai Counaaitnq

FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION ChrteOne M. Parton

CM 422-5046 General Precboe

LEGAL WORKS U S A Olvorcae-CMUren $225 No C M dren $175 ParatogaM prepare your paper* tor you 24 hour andaatlnB aarvto* CM today tor more Mtor mMnn:

643-4776

LOST WHITE CAT-Mala, ahort Mir.

LOST - ll Canton, aa Mower

5pm 466-6166

* * * • _ ! ! * 3 JEB* gleaa fuga and wine r e d p j L

625-7507

OHP1A-OELDARE. WEDGEWOOO merman, etc. S W o r a M a * Waahdand. tnmk. lolMno

Mbto. M u d a o d 696-366"

CUT glaaa $650 Wine RaWo plank*. $25

i and Pulpier $425 $25. WBd Cherry

266-5510

Holy TrtrWy Lutheran Chiach 020 5 I

burgh ft Heggerty Rda Frl.. Oct. 20, 9 3 ^ 4 . SM ; Oct 21. 9:30-12 noon $ i beg aaM S d at 8 30

MOOCL RAILROAD Flee Market Sunday O d 22. <wer 100 d i d i n . Dearborn CMC Canter, 15601 Mich-igan Ave M Oroonfteld. 10om-4pm

— AmsBBT* MB rummage aaM Thur* Od. 19. 9anv 5pm R l Oct 20. 9anv12noon $1 beg aaM Frt 11am 436 S Mam. Morthvflto N d 7 M M

PLYMOUTH-Huga 3 tarMy aaM « 42436 SchodcrafL W d Haggerty M M dryer wWi attached chelr 3 cMdrane deM* wMt chMr*. M » hire ft loo much more to mottoon Thur*. ft FrL. S-4.

REDFORO YARO SALE. Od. 19-21. 10-6. 12146 NaMMte. N d Plym-outh bdaoon Beech ft Mialer

WAYNE, equipment yard aaM. AbM Party RentaM 31627 MkMgan Ave.. Oc t 16-21. 9am to 5pm.

70S Household Qooda Oakland County

ALL NEW •ORENTAL FURNITURE*

Come enfoy our large houae idact ior. M m wo w a r e h o u * * pr icea Black lacquer. Cor omen del floor

DOLL LOVERS Show ft Sato Od. 22. Hoadwy Inn. TaMgraph Rd. ft K)V« M M Rd 10-4pm AdmMawn $2 50 255-2314 or 637-0222

ESTATE. ANTIOUE biec* merbto top M w a . a^ipiaaaad 112.000. I d $6,000 or o f M art obtoct*. more. E E S

REWARD - Doo. tomato Lafe/Bouv M l SO » * . SlralaM Mock h M . brown eye*. buMty eyebroa*. beard

MetaeM. 427-0700 10/7/69

003 Health - Nutrition Weight Loas

DIABETICS — -tutfy of a naw M — drug which may prove aftocdve In preventing or ratordtog Melon torn due to J iaB i i i i M under way M Henry Ford Hoapotd. CMpartmerU d Ophthalmology Volunteer* who homo ell at i t 11 ar* haMa sought tor MM study For toWar MtormaMm.

CM 676-7263.

BANKER S OUTLET 22305 Grand River 535-8840

300 CARS TQ CHOOSE FROM1 • Financing (or EVERYONE! • ADC - Welfare

Re-EstabHoMng Your CrodH • Bankruptcy • No Crodit • Zoro down • Immediate Approval

nmzm

independent DMtrtoutor For produd oak

566-9706

WANTED - 100 PEOPLE WB pay you to Mae up lo 30 toe

30 day* 100* n a h r M 100* arantaed Bee 463-2970

LARGE SHMMENT d antlquea fud arrive Irom Europe mdudng ar-

CompetMve price* PNmouW Arv-bqua M M Opan 11«n-7pm. 7 d a , 900 N MB. Plymouth 466-5696

LUTHERAN HIGH NORTH: 16B25 24 M M Rd. Wit Ctomena piaaert i Chrtstmee m Me Country AiMque Show ft SaM SM O d 21. 10am to 7pm. Sun. O d 22. 1 lem lo 5pm 32 Ankque Otataii. Craft Dealer*

NORTHVILLE ANTIOUE SHOW OCTOBER 20.21. 22

FrL A S d . Moon to 9pm Sun Noon to 5pm.

RUMMAGE SALE Croat d Chrid Ldheran Chirch

Lone Pine ft Tatoaraph FrL, Oct 20th, 9-4

Set Oct 2 Id. 10-noon SALE OF prevtoualy owned gooda O d 19-20, 9-5 Oct 21. 9-1 Lad hot* ddtor bag. T M Lord'* Houee Church 36924 Aim Arbor Tr.. MewburgRd UvonM

ST TWIOTMY Lutheran CIMXh Baa zar ft Rummega SaM SaL O d 21aL I0am-2pm. 19400 Evergreen. % m M S d $ M M Lunch I MatiM

708 Waartng Apparai BRDAL SALE

6 0 * off brand now j iMorn r OndM gowna end Med pMce* Sut identM dtooounto on t p e d d order* and

346-2763

BEAUTIFUL LLAMA ft LEATHER tor toefcat imported trom Franca. 1930 d W t w o m 4 tone*. $460 662-6106

BEAUTIFULLY BEADED wedding dree*, by M e * CemredM tram, at t* 4 - 6. PMd $1900. aaklng $750 CaB aiiyHfm I S M iriaaaago 471-0967

BUSTER BROWN SAMPLE SALE

SO-SO* ofl. Huge tdac l ln r 3

BEDFORD - O M icebox $365 Em-pire chad $196. Omato ONna cup-boerd. ao6d doors $225. Two burtMr OTiodbummg stova $126 534-1166

CASUAL MATERMTY 6 Womth rougMMgnancy .

EXECUTIVE W « - Top quoBty eto-

11-6. Mon arte ft FowM (S

much mord Open -SM 406 S Lrter-r th IS W oomer) In

541-2722

BABY CRWSMstionel w N M dreee-uve high 540-9720

BALLOONS - BASKETS - BEARS GMa tor BOM Day. B i i i M u t Dor.

~ lom maM Oas-> t i B d bou-

563-7746

BATMAN c o e n a * . brand never been uoed. by D C ' $350 BOAT ft RV Storage $10 per month Ptymoulh area. Lighted, tonced. aecured. 300 naa apace* Save thM ed! CM 3 l i 6 6 S 3

KITCHEN 1200

SOFABED - RCA oonaoto 25 m. TV. UKE NEW MtMrto tor cod. aaa 10-12 DrapM ft baiMpraad. tor h a er

Eve* 537-2243

SOF A 'LOVEf tEAT /WINGSACK ( M r ed . TradMond tuxedo dyto. Dark green, brown.^gn. nawthpe*.

666-7116

MARY KAY COSMETICS, 5 0 * to nock

456-6634

SOUTHFIELD - EMan ABen dmmg taBM. 2 MaM. 4 cfMr*. $600 CM M-

RCWC TABLE, drlped lounge chM. finger aewtng macMne Can-ada wMt bench. 16 qL Neeco Roe-

TV table artBi 427-4026

STERLBtG HEIGHTS - Bargame Geiore' $ piece Rend roam aM. S100 SaM bed. $ 1 H Oreooar / d ied/hutch $150 Weid ioM doe-d . $2S. Klrtry vacuum ctoanar (cam-ptoteL $75 WadMr/Dryer. Ch*-

c wa* hanging*. $6 $26 ft*-1«29

WANTED TO BUY: Bedroom t i* r t -ture. ICIng or Queen, oomptato LN-

Mud M m good condMon Pieeee 644-4291

WAREHOUSE SALE * Impart naa ItMnaany k * DeoorMUn Mm*. aM Man*.

etc. By prtvato dealer 947-5466

700 Household Qoods Wsyne County

BEAUTIFUL SOFA KITCHEN SET,

BASSETT BEDROOM furniture. ng. nlght-hutdi ml 537-7162

toocboard. quaMy. S1400 662-6016

BEDROOM SET - Contemporary.

a Ight*. loM d doraga 6 d read it m a r PMd

$2300. muM M $900 M1-4294

BEDROOM SETS: I p e . _

S S T ' S T A ^ & S S

BEDROOM SET. 5 piece t M P M M f aM*. $275 479-3936

BLUE Dread sola. Oak tabto chairs Coftoe

ood-$196 Foa perk*-S35; can*M-mg. 150 sq.-$360 STS-H60

CHILD'S bedroom sd. coMampo-

COLOMAL w d bar cablnat gMM dMWee. ream tor rebtoarstor or ice

CONOVER EARLY Amartoon aoM M and M

47

CORNER Chorra I M M cabMM. 4Mb • M mirror 3S&6. BtoomBMd HMa

647-3231

— anf ia i _ a a a ^ U iinfmna

BEDROOM 8ET-Boy* Ranch o M Oreeoer. i toMttenrh. twm beM car

ZJ2Z BEDROOM SET 6 piece conaampo-

CjuMaril uondaon. 6 mo dd. ranr. CjuMam $375. C M al t !

REEM 75.000 BTU Mnece tar LP aaa. $376. W CraRaman tabM aaw »175 C M 422-3623

SNAP-ON TOOL CHEST, lot* d all-eqMpment MMd prod pMO-

* Yprtanll 463-7446

S S T o 329-0004

712 ANTIQUE wood, cod or goa AMo a I 453-2366 or 463-6759

DRYER/WASHER MAYTAG Haavy duty, low u i i a i Dii iaMnl

— LBBOB 562-0054

Move. wM> range hood. codo AB tor $600 W k M i a*>-board* $150 479-4025

HOTPOBfT WASHER ft dryer-Neer ly now CJ niBiail pondMloa Mud a M moving! $250 66*4776

KITCHEN AJOE i 2 2 - 2 t> -Movetg. $750. 477-7120

Cepedty 222 cub ft. 2

3 yre. dd . Me new. $220 Aher 5:30pm 522-6977

CHEF gaa range. aMto. a M

ZiSti E/BBOWN pMM oouch M l MML $126.12) n M COM HdiMre.$a0each More 7pm S9W13B7

mirror.ef i i iMarichaM soldmahog-mw 4 m M d tabM ft choir*. 3

16 ft uprtdk

CONTEMPORARY: Sofa ft L i i i i n a , Btoa/Taupe prWL Good oondNton. $200 Evantog*. 326-36S6

COUCK Ftard ear9Mona* $60 2 n j d odor va*Mt roefcer* 960 aaml C M aftor 11AM

ATOR $126. Stove $60 r/Dryar $160 baM DeM L

I $175. 9(2-0609

WANTED

WASHER/DRYER Lady 5 S w

WASHER ft 0RYER $17^Mr ooaM-noner $80. « M range SJB. eaaM $60. dtotog room *M drca 1929-10

•aS90b. A M r 4. 667-6073

M y eueen. aMckrtc deep kyar. ft a M aBoar. AMO. looM 521-3416

WASHER IBS*. Maytag. 2

DCTROTT Modng SaM - drtng 1 wMh 4 chelr* 21 M TV con

OBBNG ROOM or IdtcMn aat dark

FULL LENGTH Muecrd ooM Mul Racoon 006d. atoo 4-ft $275.

abMat.S17S.9nB.

CANADIAN LYNX C O A T - U M M • m d b o n . SM* 6 DiaMrar Ort^M*-

|$t5JWJtoraaM$6j06 611 6B66

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1205 Ann Arbor Rd VA Mdaa Waat of 1-276, Ptymouth

Phone: 463-0600

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