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Sunny skies - Mother Nature has good news for festival crowds

By Kevin Brown staff writer

They call it the Fall Festival, but it's going to feel like summer.

Plymouth's big fesUval of the year gets under way today with the NSP-Uonal Weather Service predicting high temperatures will reach 80 un-der partly cloudy skies.

The pleasant conditions are ex-pected to continue through Saturday — good news for the thousands of folks who make it to the festival, centered in Kellogg Park.

A main feature of the festival is the traditional food events scheduled for various fesUval days.

NEW TO the festival this year is a bigger variety of entertainment Scheduled to perform at 5:10 p.m. to-day in Kellogg Park is the dulcimer group Felicity Strings, followed by the Canton Seniors Kitchen Band at 6 30, the opening ceremony at 7:30. and the Plymouth Community Band at 8

Folksinger Matt Watroba opens Friday entertainment ai '5:30 p.m.. followed by Innovation at 4:30.

On Saturday, the Optimists Club Pet Show is scheduled at 9 a.m., fol-lowed by Scheer Magic at noon, Maureen Schiffman's children's show at 1 p.m.. the Polish Centennial Dancers of Plymouth at 1, Just Me and The Boys at 3, the Tim O'Hare Irish Step Dancers at 4, Dwight Car-roll at 5, The Step-Brothers at 6J0 and The Bop Durant Big Band at 7 30

Also performing at various times and areas from 2-4 p.m. Saturday are The Robert Cotlingwood Dixie-land Band, Clowns Around Redford, All Around Gymnastics, YMCA Karate and the Polish Centennial Dancers

A church service is scheduled for 8 30 a.m Sunday followed by beauti-ficatioo awards at 11 and the Plym-outh Salem High School Rockettes at 11:4S.

THE P L Y M O U T H C a n t o n Chiefettes follow at 12:10 p.m., fol-lowed by the Centennial Educational Park Band at 12 20. Plymouth Sym-phony presentations at 1, the Fred Hill Haberdashers Briefcase Drill Team at hJO, Plymouth Community Chorus at 2, gospel singers The Chapels a ^ The Reason at 2, Jule Austin with children's music at 4, and the Plymouth Fife and Drum

Corps at 5. Other traditional festival events

include the dunk tank Friday, Satur-day and Sunday. Sponsored by the Plymouth Salem High School Rock-

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Local police take aim at carjackings

By Diane Gats staff writer

Canton and Plymouth townships police on Tuesday met with Wayne County Sheriff Robert Eicano. to determine what can be dooe to fight the rash of carjackings that are pla-guing metro Detroit.

"There's a cooperative effort countywide and multi-countywide to share specific information and a tactical plan to use certain Investi-gatory techniques," said Canton Po-lice Capt Alex Wilson.

"Hopefully by sharing all this in-formation, if a profile can be dis-seminated we can tell our public this is the profile of the victim," he said.

ONCE THOSE people are identi-fied, he added, they can be notified to take extra precautions.

Plymouth Township Police Chief Carl Berry said Wayne County sher-iffs, local police departments and other county departments are trying to look ahead to "Identify potential victims, as well as apprehend the criminals. First of all we have to no-tify people on how they can protect themselves."

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37 suburban police agenties who lis-tened to Ficano s plan to curb car-jacking. Almost 300 cases have been reported since mid-July.

In the Canton and Plymouth areas "there's really not a problefn yet to have a response to, and hopefully we never wtffhave one," said Lt. Sandy Miller, who directs the Western Wayne County auto theft team.

The team represents some Wayne County communities, including Can-ton. Plymouth and Plymouth Town-ship.

Surveillance efforts against the armed car thieves would be difficult, because "you have to know where they will strike. Miller said

"It's like finding a needle in a hay-stack."

Miller said she believed a lot of the car thefts by gunpoint are drug related.

"They are either taking them for a quick ride, or taking them for things that are easily disposed of, like tires and radios," Miller said.

Chop shops, professional thieves who steal to sell specific car parts, look-{or larger car items, like doors, she added.

Closed party primary called 'meaningless'

server editor Jeff Counts at 2:30 p.m Sunday.

Other events are the bockev shoot, antique show, produce tent, art in Kellogg-Park and bingo.

By Tim Richard and Diane Gale staff w r i t e r s

Although the 1992 presidential pri-mary is six months away, 19 percent of Canton's 32,493 registered voters have registered their party prefer-ence with the township clerk.

Clerk Loren Bennett said 2,346 have registered as Democrats and 3.913 as Republicans. J

The general public is reacting very negatively to the concept of a closed primary and the results of the election will be meaningless," Ben-nett said.

Canton's board recently passed a resolution opposing the new law re-quiring voters to register hy party to take part in the 1992 "closed" presi-dential primary The registration is only for that March 17 vote.

Bennett said he wanted to send a copy of the resolution to every mem-ber of the state legislature.

"Clerks are doing this all over the state." Bennett said "I have received 20 similar resolutions from neighboring communities."

If you plan to vote in the 1992 presidential preferential primary mark Feb 18 on your calendar That's the deadline for voters to reg-

i s te r by political party if they want to take part in the March 17 "closed" presidential party If you don't regis-

ter you will not be able to vote in the presidential primary

Forms are available at the clerk's office, 1 ISO Canton Center Road, or from any Secretary of State branch office.

The new primary is estimated to cost Michigan 15 million to 28 mil-, lion along with other additional costs to Canton that the state will disquali-fy under their reimbursement

ELECTION COSTS would be be-tween $20,000 and $25,000. said Ben-nett adding that the state is expected to reimburse a portion of that cost

The presidential primary law brings Michigan into conformity with rules of both the national Dem-ocratic and Republican parties, m-

ment that a presidential primary be closed

The two parties are expected to use election results to develop their loyal voter lists, potential contribu-tors and future local delegates .

Michigan's delegation to the Dem-ocratic national convention could not be seated if delegates were picked in a process open to non-Democrats

If it isn't killed first, the March 17 primary will determine which presi dential candidates Michigan's dele gallons will support at the Demo-cratic art/i Republican national con-ventions next summer

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Here are some ways to avoid carjacking

The following a r e tips lo follow to s teer cfear of becoming the next car jacking victim.

• When you make a fas t food order close your windows between t ime you make the order and get tbe food

"People will get in that way, said L t Sandy Milter, director of - the Western Wayne County auto theft teani .

"People should be aware that there very possibly is more than one subject involved," she said. "In most cases there is."

• Most important , she said, is "give it up. It 's jus t a piece of met-a l "

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aware of locking their cars. -"In many of the cases the doors

are unlocked and they get in through the passenger doors," M T ler said "If people see someooe hurriedly approaching the car they should drive away. They shouldn't sit there and wait for the person to

•PS*0""*-" ~ • Don't dr ive in the right l ane

when, you have" to stop for t raf f ic signals. It 's eas ier and quicker for thieves to break-in.

• Don t leave your keys unat-tended in your vehicle.

"II people s top at an ATM (Auto-matic Teller Machine) or any other place they shouldn't leave the keys in the car ," she said.

Double-decker bus is all stressed-out

It 's a bloody shame. The city's authentic English dou-

ble-decker bus won't be running dar-ing this year 's Fall Fest ival — and may never run again.

"The gear conversion box broke," said assistant city manager Paul Sin cock, adding the break was due to stress.

Saying that the red bus is more than 30 years old and would rrequire several thousand dollars to fix, Sin-cock added, "At this t ime were not completing repairs ."

"We're coming, into the winter season," be said, adding the d t y -owned bus i snot heated.

Sincock said that over the winter the city administration would review costs to fix and maintain the bus, and present the information to tbe city commission.

But it 's possible that the commis-sion, which has been trying to wres-tle with budget woes in recent years, could decide the bus is a luxury that t a x p a y e r s can' t a f ford to maintain,.

Ten yeare-ago^jhe Plymouth Ro-ta ry Foundation spent~|3MQ<Lto buy the bus built in 1956, which in London, Eagland.

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It's possible that the commission could . decide the bus is a luxury that taxpayers can't afford to maintain.

The bus, which has its s teer ing ' wheel on the right side and loads from the left , has been used mainly by the city's parks and recreation department .

"Tberejs been a few upgrades — a new engine and new transmission," Sincock said.

Tbe bus has taken city residents to Tiger games, Greek town and other places around met ro Detroit.

Sincock said that while leaving Greenfield Village with a group one day — he was driving — be came upon an o v e r p a s s w h e r e the clearance was not enough to let the bus pass under.

"I had to back down Oak wood Av-! recalled.

A headline and cutline to a story about 4. Canton memor ia l incorrect-ly referral" to it as a Vietnam memo- , rial.

T h e memorial is actually dedicat-ed to those who served in a rmed forces during war and peace t ime. It

will be constructed on the south end of the administration building.

A Canton Veteran's Memorial Committee is looking for volunteers and donations to help pay for the statue. For more information call John Spencer at 397-5421.

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— •" ' No holiday Long weekend keeps Canton police laboring By Diane date staff writer

Canton police were inundated with calls during the holiday weekend, in-cluding a report of a dead baby, a high speed chase and an ex-boy-f r iend who allegedly attacked his ex-gir l f r iend 's lover with two knives.

Other incidents included an Ann Arbor man who was arres ted for possession of a dangerous weapon a f t e r being involved in an argument and a man who reported be was a t the 1-275 rest stop when he w a s held up by knife point and forced to with-draw money from a 24-hour auto-ma t i c teller machine.

These were only some of the many pnitro run t Qq Friday alone, pol ice responded to 70 calls, said Pa t Nemecek'. Gantoo .police in format ion off icer . >

r ' IN OfJfE, case, a 5-month-old baby

was pronounced dead on ar r iva l Sat-urday a t Oakwood Canton Center Medical Center.

Tbe infant's father told police that the baby had been crying non-stop for weeks and his brother had c o m e to live with the family-to help out. The boy's father told police tha t the crying got so bad that b e could hear the wailing in his sleep and while he was a t work.

Tbe day before the baby died he received two shots administered by the baby's pediatrician.

When emergency rescue units a r -rived, they found the boy's fa ther ad-ministering cardiopulmonary resus-citation.

IN ANOTHER CASE, at 2:10 a.m. Monday police began a high speed chase starting at Pa lmer and Lilley roads when the driver of a 1988 Chrysler New Yorker ran a stop sign. . The chase continued to Canton Center and Cherry Hill roads where the dr iver ran a red l ight By this t ime the driver was speeding*in ex-cess of 90 mph.

The dr iver ' s speeds lowered slightly to 85 mph af te r the dr iver turned west on Ford Road.

A police car that had been travel-ing on Ford got in front of the ca r and the other officer got behind him, boxing the car in . _

The 30-year-old Westland dr iver told police he sped away, because he drank a pint of J im Beam. He told police he was afraid of being ar res t -ed for drunk driving and that he had been arrested once before for the of-fense He said he didn't want to go through the same police and court ordeal.

After the explanation. Canton po-lice arrested him for drunk driving and fleeing and eluding police. Nemecek said.

AT ABOUT tbe same time as tha t incident, a 25-year-old Livonia man told Canton police that he stopped a t the 1-275 rest stop to use the rest room- He said that when he re turned to his car, a man was standing a t the white, 2-door Dodge Arier holding a switch blade in his hand.

The assailant reportedly-asked Jhe Livonia man bow much money he was carrying and the man reported that he had $13.

Going through the man's wallet, the assailant found a 24-hour bank card and forced the man to drive to Ford and Sheldon roads t o a Michi-gan National Bank 24-hour automat-ic machine.

The man reportedly forced tbe Livonia victim to make three with-draw Is, two in $50 denominations and one in a $100 denomination.

He forced the man back into tbe car and to drive to Lotz and Che r ry Hill roads. Before he l e f t the assail-ant reportedly forced the Livonia man to hand over the $13.

The suspect was described as 5-foot-10-inches tails, 165 pounds, a ta-too on his lef t forearm, a thin mus-tache and shoulder length brown hair. Police a re investigating, Neme-cek said.

On Friday alone, police responded to 70 cells, said Pat Nemecek, Canton police information officer.

tfy ANOTHER reported incident thi« weekend, a 20-year-old Canton man was arrested a f t e r an incident at his ex-girlfriend's residence at Sloney Brook Apartments.

When he reportedly knocked on her door at 3 a.m. she answered and told him to leave.

He asked her if someone w a s with her, pushed opened the door, ran to the bedroom and found a m a n lying

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his ex-girlfriend's companion with his fists and then went to the kitchen where be found two knives.

He reportedly told the other man that he was going to kill h im and lunged at h i rna couple of t imes with the knives.

The woman's companion ran out the door and her ex-boyfriend ran af-ter him cutting the screen with the knife as~£he man ran to his own unit in the same apar tment complex, po-lice reported.

Tbe man called police, who re-

portedly found tbe suspect in his ex-girlfriendTs apar tment . No 06e was reported hurt and the ex-boyfriend was arrested.

ANOTHER MAN was arrested this weekend for possession of a dan gerous weapon and assault of a po-lice officer a f te r police were called out on a report of a fight between a man and woman.

The suspect was outside the resi-dence when police arr ived, Nemecek said. Tbey told him to hold his hands over his bead, however, be refused

'and tried to re-enter tbe bouse. Po-lice apprehended him, searched him and discovered a revolver.

While being res t ra ined tbe man al-legedly kicked the off icer in the groin.

Tbe 32-year-old Ann Arbor suspect was arrested on two charges: posses-sion of a dangerous weapon and as-sault of a police offf icer .

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FROM THE huge front win-dow of his Plymouth ba rbe r shop, J im Power s has watched bulldozers plow

through the center of homes that 30 years ago lined Main Street. He's seen banks and businesses crop up in their places, and on tbe outskirts of town, subdivisions replace f a r m s like tbe one he grew up on in Canton

"I BOUGHT THIS place when I was in my 20s in 1962 Now I 'm the same age as the old man who sold it to me , " said Powers. "I can' t believe where the years have gone "

For some of the 700 folks who reg-ularly f requent J im's Barber Shop at 5SO Main Si., the idea is simply to get a haircut . But for many, a t r ip to the ba rbe r means a cut and maybe a shave, A visit with old friends, and an upda te on tbe latest.

Like a tonic soothing the hard re-al i ty of t ime's passage, old fr iend-ships a re renewed and nurtured over Powers ' turn-of-the-century porce-

lain and leather barber chairs. Eight-thirty a m. Tuesday found

Powers , along with barbers Phil Fitzgerald and Bob Dupuis, at work a f t e r the long Labor Day weekend

One of the day's first clients was Carvel Bentley. a retired teacher and principal who taught Powers as well as Don Thompson, the man in Powers ' chair Tuesday morning.

" I come here because it 's conven-ient. and I've known these fellows for years. ' ' said Bentley, who moved to Plymouth in 1929 from Ypsilanti.

" "I taught J im way back, and I taught the fellow in his chair ," he added, making his way with a Cane down the uneven wooden steps.

"Carvel Bentley has a lot of t a les to tell," Powers said a f te r he lef t . "He helped shape up a lot of kids."

"I HAD A LOT of good teachers who didn't deserve a guy like me," said Thompson with a laugh. " I 'm al-mos t embarrassed to see them . "

The conversation turned to an up-coming school reunion and the healthy herd of deer up north.

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good deer season this year ," said Thompson, who lives near Traverse City and was in Plymouth visiting his 87-year-old dad

"The other day I must have seen , 20 deer out in my a l fa l fa fields Now I understand why I haven't had any blossoms in the whole 12 acres ."

Thompson said it was the Powers who first took him up north when the two were kids

"J im and I used to run around to-gether The first t ime I went up north, his mom and dad took m e I love to hunt and fish, and I r emem-ber saying, 'Some day I 'm going to live up here," " said Thompson, who teaches - vocational education at Northwestern Michigan College.

"I enjoy walking around Plym-outh. But the fields where I hunted pheasants have all turned to subdivi-sions and homes Time m a r c h e s on, things change There 's a l i t t le bit of the old Plymouth still around When I come here. I get to set and visit for awhile, and I get to catch up on in-formation about everyone "

Thompson's hunting and fishing tales aren ' t lost on Powers Next to his mi r ro r hangs a phbto with the caption. "Fish and Feel Fi t at Reel-foot Lake."

PO WEIRS, FITZGERALD and Du-puis agree a" barber needs to be a people person.

"Firs t you greet people, then you find out what their problem is," said Dupuis

"I had a guy osce tell me, I save souls.' " said Powers "I thought. Oh my gosh, I 'm going to get a sermon '

"1 asked him what church he was with, and he said, ' I 'm a cobbler I save so les ' "

Powers recalled a day in 1968 when a new customer walked in.

"He came in f rom Wayne for a haircut and told me he'd grown up in this house," said Powers , whose f r a m e building is a converted resi-dence Powers still rents out the shop's second-story a p a r t m e n t

"He told me his dad built this place ifi the fa l l of 1899, and t ha t his family moved in here Thansgiving Day. 1900

"He said this used to be a fancy-place. with a three-holer out back "

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This week's question:

Have you changed your driving habits 4n the wake of the , recent carjackings.

W e a s k e d this ques t ion in t ront of the C a n t o n P o s t Office.

'No, I haven't. I Just feel safe out here.'

— Don Nelson Canton

'I haven't. 1 feel ready safe.'

-T- Chris Renehan Westland

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cautious, I went to get gas with my husband last night. When he went to pay, Mocked the car doors.'

— Elizabeth Schwartz Canton

'As much aa I can, yes. Basically, I stay clear of downtown Detroit a s much as possible. It's gotten a llttie more active recently:!try to stay locally unless business calls me down there.'

— JackHurd Canton

'No/but I shouldr+witt s ay I will wait until the morning rather than run errands at night. Although I notice it's happening durjng the day. too. It's _ pretty scary."

— Valerie Weooe Canton

T m tn sales. the road all day, every day. I haven't changed my habits at ail.'

— Mike White Livonia

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H o u s e g i v e s k i d s r o o m t o l e a r n f i r e s a f e t y

Wayne County Office of Nutrition Services offers tbe following hot meals for seniors 60 years or older the week of Sept. 9:

Monday — Knockwurst, bun, mus-tard. sauerkraut, redskin potato saiad, mixed fruit and milk.

- Tuesday — Barbecued chicken breast,- pasta with peas, Italian green beans, hooey dew, chocolate chip cookie and milk.

Wednesday — Cube steak with mushroom gravy, stewed tomatoes, tossed salad with dressing, pineaple tidbits, pumpkin bread with marga-

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rine and milk. Thursday — Chicken apple jack,

garden greens, jello vegetable salad, peaches, wheat bread with marga-rine and milk.

Friday — Minestrone, sliced tur-key on pumpkin bread with mayon-naise, orange and milk.

Meals will be served at noon at Tonquish Creek Manor, 1160 Sheri-dan, in Plymouth (453-9703) and at 11:30 a.m. at Canton Recreation Cen-ter, 44237 Michigan Avenue {307 5444). Call 24 hours in advance for reservations. Suggested donation Is $1.50.

Help for diabetics can be obtained by calling the American Diabetes Association-Michigan Affiliate, 552-0480.

The association is a voluntary

health agency, concerned with the detection, care-and education of the 250,000 diabetics it serves in Michi-gan.

Local kids attending the Fall Fes-tival can get a lesson in fire safely at tbe new Children's Fire Safety House.

While local fire officials have used a city of Southfield. kids fire safety house at earlier festivals, this years' festival marks the tie but of the bouse paid for from donations collected in Plymouth and Northville.

"We're passing the word of fire safety," said Plymouth Fire Chief A1 MatUiews. The bouse is at Main at Penniman. Hours for the safety dem-onstrations are 4-10 p.m. Friday. nooD-10 p.m. Saturday, and noon-6 p.m. Sunday.

While local governments contrib-uted $500 each to tbe cost of building the fire safety house, most of the $17,000 raised to build it came from businesses, civic organizations and service clubs, Matthews said.

The bouse is a small replica of a one-story house equipped with two bedrooms and a hallway. Mounted on wheels, tbe house can be trans-

Hours tor the safety demonstrations are 4-10 p.m. Friday, noon-10 p.m. Saturday, and noon-6 p.m. Sunday.

ported to area elementaries. Firefighters conduct fire safety

drills under simulated fire condi-tions, using non-toxic smoke and red strobe lights to make i^oms glow with a fire-like effect. The house is 8 feet wide, 26 feet long, 11 feet high and weighs 10,000 pounds

Target age groups are third through fifth grade elementary kids, who learn there are two ways out of every room, to crawl in smoke, and to feel doors and open only when they feel cool.

Fire fighters f rom Plymouth and Northville donated time and labor to build the house.

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Dick Hil l and Don McDurmon put f in ish ing touches on the k ids f i re safety house, to get it ready for today 's start of the Fall Festival.

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* Mary DesHaroais and her husband tol .Birmingham say they collected anore 'than 500 signatures on peti-tions to recall Gov. John Engler over the weekend at the Michigan State Fair.

.Dorothy Habicht of the city of Wayne sayB she collected about 500, mostly from people enjoying the La-bor Day weekend at Belle Isle "We're going to make it," asserted Habicht, a single parent who said she previously collected 2,000 signa-tures.

These are two examples of why area residents working on the peti-tion drive to oust Engler are confi-dent tbe "big push" for signatures

over the last two weeks has bees successful and they have more than the 641,141 needed to put a recall on the ballot.

But they won't know for sure until organizers in Lansing finish counting and announce the results, possibly sometime this week.

Robert Alexander, state coordina-tor of the recall, was unavailable Tuesday and Wednesday and did not return pbone calls.

A recorded message, however, said: "We're counting signatures. If we have 800,000, we'll file If not, we'll extend one week "

Tbe original deadline was Aug 20, when organizers claimed to have al-most enough signatures <or the re-call. But they extended the deadline

to Sept J and called for one "big push" to guarantee 800,000 signa-tures. -

That 800,000 - more than 1W.000 more than the minimum number needed - is a goal Alexander and others active in the recall imposed on themselves The extras are need-ed. they say, to make up for any sig-natures that may be invalidated when the petitions are certified by the state board of canvasers.

The recall effort started in May as a reaction to across-the-board budg-et eats that cut bask- state services and trimmed Welfare benefits.

People like Mary M. Johnston of Farmington Hills and Vic Taylor of Livonia say they are active in the re-call because the budget cuts reduce

important state functions — like protecting the environment — in ad-dition to taking much-needed assist-ance from the disadvantaged, like the disabled and families with chil-dren.

9 State Republicans on Wednesday, however, again declared the recall a failure and insisted most residents approve of Efigler's budget-cutting policies.

"This recall thing was never tbe mass movement tbe organizers made it out to be," said Bryan Flood, pTBS secretary tor sat xieajgafi GOP. "The majority of resyients voted Gov. Engler into office be-

" cause be said he'd cut needless spending. They like tbe fact that he's living up to his campaign promises.

SC offers classes on how to read music

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i s d e s i g n e d f o r e l d e r l y By Wayne Pea* staff writer .

The Schoolcraft College Depart-ment of Music is offering two cours-es that focus on tbe basic techniques of reading and understanding music.

'.'Let's Read Music," begins Tues-day, Sept. 17, and will teach basic musical notation, note and rhythm

recognition, keyboard association, pitch matching and basic musical terminology. No previous musical experience is required.

An intermediate course uses the keyboard as a tool to extend the stu-dent's- basic music reading skills.

Participants will learn about the use of triads, major and minor scale structure, rhythm patterns and the basics o£ melodic and rhythmic nota-tion. The class starts Wednesday, Sept 18

Both course fees are $39 The

classes run eight weeks and meet 8-8 p.m.

To register or to receive more in-formation, contact the continuing education services division at 462-4448. Schoolcraft is at 18800 Hagger-ty, between Six and Seven Milt roads.

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American Harvest is staffed and operated by students in the college's award-winning culinary arts pro-

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Topics include assessing and eval-uating franchise offers, franchise agreements, franchise goods and services and franchisor-supplied fi-nancing. Fee is $36

To register, or for additional in-formation, call the college continu-ing education services office. 462-4448

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Haggerty, between Six and Seven Mile roads. Livonia.

Student watercolor paintings will be on display throughout the fall se-mester. Artists are students of Susan Rosati of the Schoolcraft continuing education services art program

For a local church, it was a longtime dream; for families of home bound seniors, it could be a godsend

The Bedford Baptist Church adult day care program has been operaUng since late July at the Redford YWCA • /

This was something we've wanted to do for a long, long time," said the Rev Bill Nelson.

The program is designed for frail elderly people It is ooode- . norm national and open to Wayne and Oakland county residents. Tbe program offers from one to 10 hours of respite care per weekday for seniors and their relatives.

"IT ALLOWS family members a few hours to do what they want, go shopping, get their hair done, whatever," Nelson said.

But the program also allows seniors the chance to socialize with others the same age

'The socialization aspect is very important," said Lori Pitzen, rec-reation director and assistant site manager "There are a lot of activ-ities. but we make sure they're adult activities. We don't want to insult their intelligence." •

The program is just that. "It's not a drop-in center." Nelson said. "But a program designed to meet seniors' needs."

Five seniors are currently en-rolled, though the program has space for 17.

The program is designed for

'There ares lot of activities, hut we make sure they're adult activities. We don't want to insult their intelligence.'

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seniors 60 and older who require daily care, whether due to Al-zheimer's Disease, physical dis-abilities or speech aad bearing im-pairments

Tbe 125 a day fee is modified by a sliding scale based on ability to pay.

Programs are offered 7:30 a.m. to 5t30 p.m., though additional donations are sought after 3 p.m.

"We make the point that it's by donation. site " director Cindy Lockman said. "Our first goal is to provide service."

In addition to support from the church, the program is also fi-nanced by The Senior Alliance, a western Wayne service agency

Additional churches in the Livo-nia, Redford area are considering joining the program, Nelson said.

Lockman and Pitzen are em-ployees of Child and Family Ser-vice, an Ypsilanti-based agency that operated two similar pro-grams in tbe Wayne County area

Additional informatitm on the center is available by calling Redford Baptist Church, 533-2300

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Recliners. were $499 to $699. now $297. 6*

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Country mirror, was $399, now $57. 6* Couristan area rug, 5'6"x8', was $685, now $177. 13*

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- L O R A I N E & B A R B O U R

Services for Loraine S. Barbour. U , erf Sun a t y , Arix., formerly of nymouth. wUl be at 4 p m Tuesday. 9*pt I t , at Our Lady of Good Coun-

in Plymouth. Mrs Barbour was born Dec. 24,

IS19, In M i y n i N.Y., and died Fri-fege Aug. 30. in Sun" City. She was active in the Plymouth community before moving to Arizona after her fcuaband retired from NBD.

Mrs. Barbour is survived by ber fcfe&and. Robert of Sun City, daugh-ter, Pam Peat of Plymouth, Minn.; taro grandchildren; brother, Gabriel Sullivan of New York; and sister, Ar-lene MacDonald of New York. . Memorial contributions may be gjirrn tn AltKninruw-'g rtiaoago Re-search. 15825 Shady Grove Road, Rockville, Md. 20850.

WALTER R. CHOLEWA SR. Services for Walter R Cbolewa

Sr., S7, of Livonia were Tuesday. Sept 3, at the Harry J. Will Trust 100 Funeral Home in Livonia. Burial was in Parkview Memorial Ceme-tery in Livonia.

Mr. Cbolewa was born Feb. 24, 1924, in Chicago, 111. He died Thurs-day, Aug. 29, in Escanaba. He moved to Escanaba at an early age from Chicago. He lived tn Farmington ffHla and Livonia since 1950.

He worked in t£e shipping and re-ceiving department of A.T. & G. Mfg. Co. of Farmington Hills for 41 years. He was a member of S t Colette Catholic Church and the Loy-al Order of Moose, Foresters.

Mr. Cholewa Is survived by his wife, Sonja M. Ingham of Livonia; sons, ASen of Livonia. Walter R Jr.

_ <if Cjmtm. Frank oi Livonia and Nathaniel of Livonia; sister, Bernice Jones of Holland; and three grand-<$Qiren.

IRENE MARINO VICH Services for Irene Marinovich, 85,

of Westland, previously of Plymouth, will be 8-8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 20, at

> the Schrader Funeral Home iii Plymouth.

Ypu may ask for agendas -Under provisions of Michigan's

Open Meetings Act you're entitled . to receive notices of government

rtfetings. A public body must mail notices to people who, on an annual basis, request such notification. Un-der the ac t payment of a reasonable fee may be. required before notices are mailed. This provision applies to all local, county and state govern-ments. At the local level this in-cludes city councils, school boards and various boards and commis-sions. Locally, requests may be sub-mitted to the city or township clerk, or to the school superintendent.

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Mrs. Marinovich was born Oct 10, 1905, in Marion, III. She died Tues-day, Aug. 27,i^Westland.

She was ODPM-> handful of wom-en who organized auto plants in the early years of the UAW. She worked with the UAW organizers' in the 1930s and 1940s and was the first recording secretary of Local 174 when Walter Reuther was its presi-deqt — — — — - .

She was a longtime advocate of eqdal rights for women in the 1940s and helped organize the General Mo-tors Ternstedt Plant She served on several other locals, including the General Council of Local 800, while •working at the Ford Rouge plant. She was married to Tony Marino-vich, another UAW organizer.

Mrs. Marinovich is survived by ber son. William, daughter. June-En-dicotfc five grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.

Memorial contributions may be given to the United Ostomy Associa-tion or Citizens for Better Care.

KEITH W. BERRY

Services for Keith W. Berry, 33, of "Plymouth Township were Wednes-day, Aug. 28, at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. Burial was in Sacred Heart of Mary Cemetery.

Mr. Berry was born July 19, 1958, in Detroit He died Sunday, AUg 25, in Plymouth Township. He was em-ployed as a computer operator and

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The Rev. Joseph Plawecki offici-ated the service. Memorial contribu-tions may. be given to the Keith W. Berry Memorial Fund.

Arrangements were made by the Schrader Funeral Home.

EUNICE M. GRIMES

Services for Eunice M. Grimes, 81, of P lymouth Township were Wednesday, Aug. 28, at the Schrader Funeral Home. Burial was in Lap-ham Cemetery in Salem Township.

Mrs. Grimes was born May 31, 1910, in Troy, Tenn.. She died Satur-' day. Aug 24,jn.Uvqpia- Shexame to the Plymouth/Livonia community in the early 1950s from Tennessee. ' !

- She owned and operated the John Grimes Markets and worked fo r t he Daisy Air Rifle Company. She and ber late husband won numerous awards for their produce at Plym-outh fall festivals.

Mrs. Grimes is survived by one daughter. A dele Gray of Plymouth; three granddaughters; five p e a t -grandchildren; one brother, Mack Long of Tennessee; and several

nieces and nephews. The Rev. William P. Myers offici-

ated the service. Memorial contribu-tions may be given to tbe American Cancer Society.

JOSEPH SZALAY

Services for Joseph Szalay, 83, of Salem Township, previously^ of Plymouth, were Wednesday, Aug. 28, at the Schrader Funeral Home. Buri-al was in Washtenong Cemetery In Ann Arbor.

Mr. Szalay was bom Nov. 2, 1927, in Bellevue. He died Monday, Aug. 26, in Salem Township. He came to the Plymouth community in 1957 from Dearborn.

He owned and operated the Dial Trucking Company Da Plymouth for many years. He was a member of the VFW No. 8895 In Plymouth and the Plymouth Club. He served in Germany in World Wat II as an M P

Mr. Szalay is survived by his wife, Alroeda of Northville; one son, Don of Northville; one daughter, Linda Chase of Livonia; two grandchildren; brothers, Gabriel of Dearborn and Fritz of Colorado; one sister, Helen Krugh of Dearborn; and mother. Mary.

The Rev. Leonard Partensky offi-ciated the service. Memorial contri-butions may Be given to the charity .of choice.

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Tbe gentleman explained to a young-ster in the nest chair that no. the yard didn't accommodate golfers; just folks In need of a bathroom, he added. 'T •'

It's easy to tell that while the barber shop is painted and well-maintained, it's a structure pushing 100. The building sits on a thick stone foundation. Inside is a five-foot pine door on a track that once closed off the parlgr from the rest of the house. It now separates Jim's from Gl Gi's Nails, which shares quarters at 550 S. Main. Powers said he re-cently was offered $1,5Q0 for the door by a builder. No dice, said Pow-ers. "It 's worth more every day it's there."

POWERS SAID barbering wasn't his idea; it was his father-in-law's.

"I was repairing distributors at Ford's in Ypsilanti. My wife ha s r i x brothers, and her dad had me come Out to their farm in South Lyon one day and said, 'I need help cutting these kids' hair.'

"I told him I didn't know anything about i t He told me he didn't either, but that I could do a better job than be could."

That apparently was the truth. "He told me. from now on, it's all

yours. Here's all the tools. I think he was really.-looking for a fall guy to

cut hair," said Powers, who married the former Gladys Robertson. -*

Powers found the trade to his lik-ing and decided to go to barber school. He was licensed out of a col-lege in Tampa, Fla. ~

POWERS, FITZGERALD and Du-puis blame the Beatles for some lean years in the 80s. .

"Everything was going great unUl the Beatle* f ' a n 1 ' ' o u t " recalled Powers, who has six children and 13 grandchildren. "I had eight guys cut-ting hair in two shops. Within a year,

J . was dowq to two barbers in one shop. For a year, 1 cut hair by myself.*' ,

By necessity, a barber needs to be a people person, agree Dupuis, Fitzgerald and Powers. After a while, it's second nature to talk and cut hair at the same time, they add.

"But you have to make sure you finish your story and the haircut at the same time." said Dupuis. "Other-wise. your customer has to stand around to hear the end ©f~your sto-ry."

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Downtowns seen as plus, but not by all Survey examines key attitudes

Good downtowns may not raise . residential property values. *But shoddy downtowns can have a blight-ing effect on a community.

Some cities sourish their down-towns. Others consider downtown vaguely important but see no need to pqmp«»r them

Those pictures emerge from a sur-vey of editors, city managers and planners In two dozen communities.

DOWNTOWN'S IMPORTANCE

Local governments appear to have four different attitudes toward downtown business districts:

1. Downtowns need city help and pi uiiJoUoo. •

2. Downtowns are important focal points for image, cultural activity and attractiveness to residents

3. Downtowns aren't very Import-ant

4. DoWfitown is a drag on commu-nity resources.

HELP. PROMOTION

Ideally, Birmingham (population 19,997) would like city promotion of its central business district, which

provides 30 percent of the property tax base But City Manager Thomas Maritus %aid it can't be done with current tight budgets. -

State Sen. Michael Bouchard. R-Birmingham. is pushing a package of bills to allow local units to make lev-ies on business for promotion

In Plymouth (9.&60), City Manager Steve Walters said downtown is (1) a source of commerce. (2) an enter-tainment and cultural center and (3) a source of taxes. "Business sends your kids to school," he said.

Walters' record in Northville (6,226) and S t Ignace shows be be-lieves in making downtown physical-ly attractive with waterfront pro-menades, benches; flowers and trees.

Southfield (75.728) has no down-town. but its tax base is 66.7 percent commercial and office, and city hall lets people know who's paying the bills. Nimrod Rosenthal, director of community relations, said the city:

• Produces a videotape which it plays on cable Ch 8 7-8 p.m. at budg-et time and is available to any group

• Puts 50 pages of exhibits in its budget book

• Mails a newsletter to residents

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B i r m i n g h a m w o u l d Ilka ci ty p romot ion of i t s c e n t r a l b u s i n e s s d is t r ic t , wh ich p r o v i d e s 30 p a r c s n t of t h « p r o p e r t y tax b a s a . This aer ia l view iooka no r th into d o w n t o w n B i r m i n g h a m . W o o d w a r d ia t o t ha lef t , Hunta r to t h e r ight . T h a SS5 bui ld ing is b o t t o m c e n t e r .

that includes news of business as well as municipal activity.

Northville has constant events downtown or near i t Some have a commercial side the May flower show. •Summer Song" with musi-cians strolling closed streets, the weekly Farmers ' Market in the r ace track parking lot, tbe Tivoli Fair aiding the historical society Some are just civic events that generate visitors: the Victorian Festival walk-ing tours, prades on both Memorial Day and tbe Fourth, live theater, the annual Bluegrass Festival, the Sanu parade.

Northville's new city manager, Gary Word, said a healthy tax base is 50-50 or 60-40 residential to non-residential. He said industrial devel-opment generally has a more posi-tive impact on the local economy than commercial.

Novi City Manager Ed Kriewall would calculate tbe importance of downtown (or a mall) by taking the property tax revenue and subtract- -ing the revenue it would produce if developed for residential.. Twelve Oaks alone increased city revenue by 15-20 percent

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In smaller towns and incorporated townships, downtown is important more culturally and esthetically, and there's little talk of municipal pro-motion

Northville manager Word said his downtown is more thin a commer-cial or civic center, Its "quaintness" makes it almost a tourist attraction, "and tbe people spend money in Northville."

South Lyon (5.857) Qty Manager Rodney Cook "If you don't have a viable downtown, people don't take pride in (tbe city)."

Brighton (4.300) City Manager Dana Foster, who started last

" month. "Survey residents who just moved to town or located here for business I'm sure they'd tell you that the fact that Brighton has a lively and attractive downtown helped convince them to move here It attracted me."

Sources in this category were fond of sneering, sometimes directly, at Novi with its Twelve Oaks Mall Their tones of voice equate Novi (32.998) socially with Ecorse or Zug-Island

But some shopping centers — such as Twelve Oaks and Somerset — generate more cultural activities, entertainment and exhibits than do downtowns

Rochester (7,130) City Manager Ken Johnson The economic impact of tbe CBD is just not an issue This older" city's breakdown: 50 percent residential. 40 percent commercial. 10 percent industrial — indicating things are going well without official attention

Rochester has used a downtown development authority since the ear-ly 1980s, capturing a portion fo downtown taxes for business devel-opment and downtown beautifica-tion.

Farmington DDA director Wendy Stnp-Sittsamer said downtowns pro-vide "a central meeting place"

Downtowns are not just collec-' uons of old buildings They're gath-

ering places for people." Farmngton's downtown, she said,

has seen a near-doubling of standard 2£iessed valuation siSceTM DDA Be-gan in 1986

NOT IMPORTANT

- The metropolitan view Westland (84,7241 was incorporat-

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In P l y m o u t h , City M a n a g e r S t e v e Wal te ra aaid d o w n t o w n ia a s o u r c e of c o m m e r c e , a s o u r c e of t a x e a a n d an e n t e r t a i n m e n t a n d cu l tu ra l

n t p M o c e n t e r aa e v i d e n c e d by t h e e e y o u n g s t e r s a n d their n a n n y w h o w e r e t a k i n g a b r e a k in K e l l o g g park .

Hudson's) and the area surrounding i t Despite the lack of a Main Street, city economic development director Scott Veldhuis said. "A stong CBD is generally an indicator of a strong community,

Troy — like Livonia (100.850). Southfield and Novi — has no down-town but lots of businesses Troy (72.884) realizes their importance as tax generators, particularly for schools City Manager Frank Ger-stenecker "If values of a CBD re-main constant or decline, the cost of operating schools would also have to decline, or property taxes would go up"

Rochester Hills (61.766) was incor-porated from Avon Township, sur-rounding the old city of Rochester Since its 1984 incorporation, it has swn growth no only m mrtnstry. but also in strip malls and mom and pop variety stores Hills Mayor Billie Ireland sees no direct relationship between tbe business district and residential district The farther , , ,, t hr»rrw tc £ r, .m J* hHfiiftfrtiK away IDT Uvlllv T3 11 mix • the less the home is affected by busi-ness

Canton Township (57,040), south of Plymouth, has lots of chain firms on Ford Road Supervisor Tom Yack talks about a "commercial section rather than downtown A thriving busircss section contributes to tbe iroagFof community and its residen-tial resale values, be said

Beverly Hills (10.610) Village Manager George Majoros said local businesses are I f * and need little help from local government Most residents shop on the SoutWield Road strip. In 1987 tbe village-Or-chestrated an improvement project on Southfield Road - storm sewers (closing open ditches) and paving the shoulders; a women's club donated $17,000 for plantings; a special as-sessment district charges businesses TorlnainTenance

Bloomfield Township (42.473) is 95 percent residenual Supervisor Fred Korcon sees the national and state economic climates as more import-ant than local businesses The town-ship surrounds the ciUes of Birming-ham and Bloomfield Hills

Local governments appear to have four different attitudes towefc downtown busTness districts:

e Downtowns need city help and promotion.

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Crime prevention

Canton's Crime prevention officer is-passing out Lion's football players' cards. Twelve different players will be featured with a different crime

prevention tip each week. For more information call public information

"officer Pat Nemecek at 397-5344

Man sentenced A Plymouth man was sentenced Thursday to

5:9 years in jail after being found guilty / - ^ of conspiring with others to deal in

counterfeit U.S. currency. Arthur Acosta, 43, was sentenced by U.S.

District Judge Lawrence Zatkoff in federal court in Detroit.

"The evidence presented at trial established that coconspirators manufactured $400,000 of a specific type of counterfeit currency in Boston, Mass," said Patrick Corbett, the assistant U.S. attorney who prosecuted tbe case.

The prosecution alleged the conspirators shipped $50,000 to $60,000 of the currency in two stages to Acosta in Michigan in exchange for a 1968 Mercedes Benz.

"After the counterfeit money arrived, tbe defendant on two occasions exchanged counterfeit money for stolen clothes," Corbett said. - *

"The counterfeit money subsequently surfaced, after being passed as genuine at locations in Detroit, Saginaw. Flint and Lansing, as well as locations in the Boston area and San Antonio, Texas."

After the prison sentence, Acosta must face three years of supervised release, by Judge Zatkof f's sentence.

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There's more than chicken cooking when Plymouth's Fall Festival gets going this weekend.

At the Plymouth Historical Museum, the festival will be celebrated with special activities.

Craftsmen will have wares on display that range from lace to violins.

The museum will 2lso open a special exhibit titled "Tbe American Country School," which features Plymouth's educational history from 19th century to the present.

Art

Festival events to aid programs By Linda Ann Chomin special writer

Two major fond-raisers benefitting art and music occur this weekend during Plymouth's Fall Festival: Plymouth Community Arts Council's Artists and Craftsmen Show and Plymouth Symphony League's Antique Show and Preview Reception.

The 29th annual Antique Show and Preview Recep-tion hosted by the Plymouth Symphony League will be Sept 5-7 in the Plymouth Cultural Center. 525 Farmer.

American and European antiques, prints, folk art, estate jewelry, silver, English brass and copper, linens, quilts and primitives, along with classic, Victo-rian, Early American and English country, will be ex-hibited by 25 antique dealers.

By attending tbe reception 7:30-10 p.m. Thursday, Plymouth Symphony supporters will have the first op- • port unity to buy antiques before the show opens to the general public Friday morning.

Hors d'oeuvres, desserts and wine will be served. Tickets for the preview reception are $15 and include admission to the show on Friday and Saturday. An-tique show hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday.

6-7, will be available at the door for $3. All proceeds benefit the Plymouth Symphony Orchestra.

An antique quilt valued at $350" will be given away in a drawing also for the benefit of the symphony. Tickets are $1 apiece or six tickets for $5.

On Friday and Saturday, there will be a mini-deli available serving sandwiches, salads and desserts from the Penniman Deli. Hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday.

A MAJOR fund-raiser to support community arts programs" Plymouth. Coifimunity Arts Council's 20th annual Artists and Craftsmen Show will be Saturday-Sunday, Sept. 7-8. at Central Middle School, Church and Main, Plymouth.

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-Canton is on the road to paving more thoroughfares.

Burgeoning development on Can-ton's western frontier sparked the need for more roads to be paved, according Canton Engineer Tom Casari. The logic is that motorists will gravitate tuwaid the-newly paved roads and relieve traffic from the over congested ones, like Ford Road.

ROADS THAT that will be paved include the following:

e Beck Road, from Warren to Ford7 roads. Two developers, the county and Canton are contributing one-quarter of the cost each. The goal is to funnel traffic to Ford and M-14

e Beck/Joy paving. One hun-dred percent of the cost will be covered by the county. "Again the

idea is to help motorists going to M-14 get there more easily.

e Denton Road oveflay to fix the deteriorated roadway. This should be completed by mid-Sep-tember 1991. ~

e Align Haggerty north to Plymouth and pave the last most southern stretch of Haggerty.

e Koppernick Road east of I--275—This-will be the second paved access into and out of Holiday Park subdivision.

e Lilley from Michigan to Palmer. Pave the north and south stretch. It will funnel traffic to Michigan and relieve traffic from Ford.

e Michigan reconstruction. Wid-en and ' reconstruct the entire stretch of the state highway from 1-275 to the Ypsilanti limits.

e Palmer paving. Property owners are paying for the road construction in order to develop

the area between Lotz and Hannon roads

e Warren Road paving east of I-275. This will complete the last stretch of Warren. This should re-lieve traffic from the east, west roads, especially Ford Road.

e Warren from Beck to Ridge. Property owners are paying for road construction m order order to de-velopthe land - _ _ _ _ _

Casari said his staff is working on identifying areas in the town-ship where the road jogs and im-provements need to be made

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Slate Rep. Maxine Berman has of-fered Republicans the olive branch of cooperation on legislative redis-tricting.

"We'll end op with more compact districts. I really would like to put together a bipartisan plan," said Berman, the Southfield Democrat who chairs the 18-member House committee that will draw new legis-lative districts,

She and House Speaker Lew Do-dak, D-Birch Run. called a news con-ference lat last month to allay GOP fears that majority Democrats would disregard the so-called "Apol guidelines" that call for compact districts breaking a* few city, town-ship and county lines as possible, with a population variance of no more than 16.4 percent between the largest and the smallest.

Berman denied Democrats had "flipped" on tbe Issue of compact-ness Dodak added, "I never said we wouldn't accept Apol."

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countered Rep. Willis Bullard. R-Highland, the GO P a point man on redistricting, in an interview.

"They wouldn't agree to it (Apol guidelines) before. They avoided i t This ia a step forward.'.' BulUyd said.

The two Democratic leaders add-ed they also would use federal Vot-ers Rights Act guidelines that prohi-bit "packing" of minority popula-tions in a district to dilute their strength.

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community in southwest Detroit was split In two by Apol," Berman said of the 1982 reapportionment. "I doolt t^ink it- was deliberate. But I'm tell-ing you right now they won't stand for it again."

Said the G O P s Bullard: "There's no dispute about that legally. We have to do i t " '

BERMAN SAID a bill would be ready in "about a month."

Reapportionment already has been held up over big-city com-plaints that the 1990 census missed many minorities — charges rejected by the US. Commer** Secretary Robert Mosbacher.

A former teacher serving her fifth House term, Berman gave up the chair of the House Elections Com-mittee this year to chair the 18-member legislative redistricting panel. Congressional reapportion-ment is chaired by Rep. Michael Grtffip, D-Jackson, a pro-life leader who tangles bittely with Berman over the abortion issue. -

In the state Senate, both congres-sional and legislative, reapportion-ment will be done in a single com-mittee beaded by majority leader Dick Poethamus, R-Alto.

FROM 19(4 to 1982 legislative districts were drawn up by a state Apportionment Commission of four Democrats and four Republicans. It always deadlocked, leaving the state Supreme Court' to choose between plans.

The high court looked only for nu-merical equality between districts, leading Republicans to charge "ger-rymandering." —

But in 1982 the court threw out the Apportionment Commission and ap-pointed retired state elections direc-tor Bernard Apol to draw up dis-

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To this Democrats have added the* racial guidelines of the federal law.

BERMAN*S PROPOSED outline of guidelines provides for a solution if there's a legislative deadlock;

"If both bouses of the Legislature and the governor cannot agree to a complete legislative redistricting plan before Jan. 1, 1992, the Su-preme Court shall ultimately select from any plan approved by either legislative body, tbe plan that most closely complies with these guide-lines."

Added Dodak: "We prefer that It not go to the courts. We want to work in a bipartisan way."

"The message we ge t" said Re-publican Bullard, "is they believe congressional districting should go to the courts, but they want bipar-tisan districting of the Legislature."

Reapportionment is generally ex-pected to cost Detroit one of its five state Senate seats, which will proba-bly go to Oakland and Macomb coun-ties. In addition, western Oakland County is expected to gain a House seat.

Tbe census will cost Michigan two its 18 US. representatives. Repub-

both-losses should be Democratic seats. Democrats say one from each side of the aisle should go.

A r t s a d v o c a t e s v o w

t o m o n i t o r n e w c o u n c i l Outgoing members of the Michi-

gan Council for the Arts vowed to act as a "shadow cabinet" to watch the new council appointed by Gov. John Engler.

Leon S. Cohan, chairing the final meeting Wednesday of the MCA,

the old group's final action was to issue a "Michigan Manifes-to for the Arts "

By executive order, Engler last month abolished MCA and will re-place it .with a council on arts and. cultural affairs. Engler also de-clared he wants to phase out all operating grants in three years. The new group will administer capital grants and help arts groups obtain private funding.

THE MCA'S "manifesto" ap-plauded tbe new agency but added:

"We declare our intention to act in the tradition of a 'shadow cabi-n e t ' or in this case a "shadow council^' to monitor the actions of tbe new council, the administra-tion, and the Legislature, with re-gard to public policy concerning the arts and arts education."

A "shadow cabinet" is a device used in the British Parliament by the party out of power to critique the government

"We Hope and expect to support

these policies,"the manifesto said But where members fail to "serve tbe public interest" former mem-bers will, as citizens, "propose constructive alternatives."

COHAN'S GROUP said It will be guided by these "general princi-ples":

• "While we will work for greater private contributions, we will strongly encourage continued public support for the arts and arts education. .

• Any attempt to interfere with the peer review system for issuing grants "for political or public rela-tions purposes, or for reasons of favoritism, Would be strenuously opposed."

• Censorship "to condemned aod will be strenuously opposed."

• "'Cultural diversity" will be supported, including "significant grants to minority institutions and artists."

• "We will support grants for individual artists as well as art in-stitutions, and small organizations as well as large ones."

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a state that baa seasons. Our four seasons are caused by a slight Ult iri the earth's axis, but it results in , some amazing phenomena. Extreme temperatures ranging from 100 de-grees to 20 below aero are a result of that tilt of th earth's axis.

Animals and plants must cope with climatic extremes such as tem-perature and rainfall. They must reproduce within the short time in which growing is possible. Those-that extended that time into tbe colder season never reproduced.

So by walking the trails at differ-ent seasons of the year, we get a chance to see the same plants or ani-mals at different stages of their life • cycles.- In spring, the showy flowers draw our attention, as well as the at-tention of pollinators.

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During the summer, however, the flashy' flowers' have fallen and the lush green of trees, bushes and other plants all blend together. Though this may seem dull to some, careful examination of tbe green leaves reveals that they are not all the same color green. Noting tbe various

shades from yellow-green, to blue-green. t^ purple-green, alerts one to the variety of the natural world ia something as simple as the color green

Woodlands do not provide the col-or that the meadows do during sum-mer, but while we spead out time gazing at butterflies and wildflowers in tbe meadows, something is hap-pening in the woodlands.

Hiking forest trails traversed ear-lier in tbe summer when all was green, reveals some striking color contrasts! Fungi or mushrooms sud-denly appear in white and rainbow colors of yellow, red and orange.

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Though a trail may have been hiked before, it can always reveal more to those with watchful eyes during each season

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HE ANNUAL Fall Festival in Plymouth is just one of those events we don't like,, to miss. ^ •

The event starts Thursday and runs

take place in Kellogg Park at Main Street and Ann Arbor TraiL

HERE ARE some of our favorite events: a The antique show at the Plymouth Cultural

Center. There's a preview reception from 7:30 p.m. until 10 p.m. on Thursday. It's a chance to check out the wares of 25 antique dealers. The show benefits the Plymouth Symphony Orches-tra.

a An arts and crafts show. More than 80 art-ists and craftsmen will have their works on dis-play from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Saturday and from ooon to 6 p.m. Sunday at Central Middle School. The proceeds from the event will go to the Plym-

outh Community Arts Council. a The pet show. It's one of those not-so-se-

rious events that attracts the wags, so to speak. Awards go to the largest cat and dog and small-

and dog contest. The event takes place at 9 a.m. Saturday in Kellogg Park. It's sponsored by the Optimist Club

a The music. There's an eclectic mix on tap. The Canton Seniors' Kitchen Band will perform at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday and at 5:30 p.m. on Fri-day Matt Watroba, a Plymouth-Canton teacher and radio show host, will perform folk music.

a Food. Although the Plymouth Rotary Club gets the credit for cooking up some mean tasting chicken, the Knights of Columbus sure do know how to do up the ribs. They'll be serving them from noon until 6 p.m. on Friday at The Gather-ing.

See you at the festival.

Child abuse Cases require training, funds

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Recent child abuse cases still plague us. But the recognition that these cases require special training for the judges involved is needed, along with ways to further protect the victims of child abuse.

Michigan law now provides clear guidelines on what constitutes physical and sexual abuSe of children. Many county prosecuting attorneys will have one or several staff members who special-ize in child abuse cases. That has helped prosecu-tors more effectively pursue such cases and al-lowed them to work with tbe victim on a ohe-to-one basis, rather than shuffle a child who is already a victim from one official to another

The state's child abuse statute also provides penalties that reflect a crime whose victims are sometimes too young even to speak, much less know how to seek protection.

ALTHOUGH MANY judges have become fa-miliar with ahild abuse cases, they often lack the training needed to properly try such cases. Al-though testifying in court is often the best thera-py for young abuse victims, judges need to un-derstand that questions must be phrased in a way the child can understand.

Judges must also understand that the court-room is an intimidating place for a child facing his alleged abuser, including the imposing figure of a judge, sitting on high, dressed in black robes. Some judges actually step down from tbe bench to question the child in a less formal way, setting the child at ease.

There a r e also some changes needed to current laws to help prevent the crime and determine if abuse has taken place

State Sen. Michael Bouchard has introduced a bill that requires a criminal history check for anyone employed in the child care field, from

day care centers to schools. The check would turn up any felony convictions or misdemeanor convictions that involve a sexual offense or child abuse. s •

ANOTHER NEEDED change to the child pro-tection law would require that police be contact-ed if there is an injury to a' child that could be a result of abuse. Police see many cases where children's injuries are not recognized as abuse.

But not all legislative remedies are good ones. Bills that would require prosecutors to represent the Department of Social Services will not make trying abuse cases easier or serve the victim. They sill-only encumber the proceedings and give DSS bureaucrats more sway in the courts.

And the one aspect of child abuse that gets short shrift is prevention. The state should con-tinue to put money into the child protection fund. Taxpayers should support the fund by donating when they turn in their Michigan tax return. That money goes to teaching kids and parents about preventing child abuse before the legal system becomes involved.

The Legislature also should do its part in fund-ing child abuse prevention.

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RECENT CHANGES in the law that address child abuse have gone a long way toward bring-ing understanding of an ugly crime into the courtroom and giving abused children real pro-tection.

But judges must be trained in the fine distinc-tions of a body of crime that can repeat itself if the victims grow up to be the criminals

For in the words of Elizabeth Barrett Brown-ing, "The child's sob in the silence curses deeper than the strong man in his wrath.'

Urge for freedom topples repressive governments

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TH E CELEBRATION of our Consti tut ion's ' b icentennia l occu r s in m o m e n t o u s

t i m e s With the h u m a n u rge for f r e e d o m breaking out all over the world, repres-

sive g o v e r n m e n t s a r e toppling a s people reach fo r those basic rights we, in this county, have en joyed f o r more than 200 years .

T h e Bin of Rights and subsequent a m e n d m e n t s have m a d e oar const i tut ional s y s t e m of govern-m e n t a beacon to the r e s t ot t he world — espe-cial ly ev idenced a t th i s t ime in E a s t e r n Europe aad t b e Soviet Union - by providing a model for

a political system that effectively guarantees the rights of the individual

Vaclav Havel, president of Czechoslovakia, in his address to Congress on Feb 21, 1W0, said: "Wasn't it the best minds of your country who wrote your famous Declaration of Inde pendence. your bill of human rights and your Constitution? . . . Those great documents inspire us all; they inspire us despite the fact that they are over 200 years old They inspire us to be citizens." _

LAST WEEK brought Gov. John Engler s plan to cut property taxes for school operations by SO percent

"over five years and to limit annual increases in assessments to 3 per-cent or less.

It's unclear how his plan (which will cost more than billion in state revenue over five years) would be funded. What would replace the schools' lost property taxes?

This followed by some weeks tbe Democratic plan to cut homeowners' property taxes and pay for it by repealing the capital acquisition de-duction of the single business tax and a whole raf t of industrial tax abate-ments.

It's unclear in this proposal what would be used to stimulate private business investment or contribute to job growth in Michigan.

Both political parties are in a pandering rush to cut taxes. Both proposals are to be on the November 1992 ballot, suggesting both parties are more interested in campaign

- rhetoric than in genuine tax relief. It sounds like deja vu all over

again.

REMEMBER 1981, the early days of the Reagan Administration in Washington'' The cry was that in-come taxes were too high. And they were.

Led by budget director Dave Stockman, former Michigan con-gressman. the administration pro-posed the largest single tax rate cut in American history. Democrats

rushed to submit their own cuts. Stockman himself later admitted

the new tax law guaranteed the larg-est growth in national deficits in American history. -

Two consequences: First, the federal government sys-

tematically sloughed off responsibil-ity for all kinds of programs, from education to housing, onto the states and local governments. Today's re-sult: Chronic, severe financial crisis in states like Michigan and even a city bankruptcy in Bridgeport, Conn.

SECOND, EQUALLY important, was the budgetary straitjacket into which virtually all government pro-grams were jammed.

Want to build bridges? Educate poor kids? Provide another 13 weeks of unemployment to workers laid off during the recession? No money. Sorry.

Later it became clear that some canny folk on the political right had this outcome in mind all along. They reasoned, correctly, that if the coun-try could be thrown into a large and persistent deficit through excessive tax cuts, there would be no money left for activities of government, both useful and not so useful.

Last year the price to achieve a (read my lips) modest tax increase and a balanced budget was an agree-ment between Congress and the White House that new spending would have to be accompanied by specific increased revenues.

Could some clever people around

Philip Power

Gov. Engler have devised the same strategy for Michigan? Rush to com-pete with Democrats in pandering to middle-income taxpayers, they rea-son. because at day's end no money will be left to drive state govern-ment.

NO DOUBT Michigan's tax struc-ture relies too heavily on the proper-ty tax. No doubt a lot of state spend-ing is either wasted or yields dubious outcomes.

But does it follow that nothing done by government is useful? Are good schools a waste? Is job training for our workers useless? Should state colleges be ignored? Is it point-less to clean our lakes and preserve our woods?

Not at all. To ask these questions is to answer them.

People ought to ask the governor and those around him what they have in mind when they want to cut state revenue by more than $1 bil-lion a year for the next five years

Phil Power is chairman of the company that oums this newspa-per. His award-winning column will appear periodically

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Bike thefts problem for Canton family To the editor: Dear Canton residents:

Thanks for the welcome to your conscience-minded community

Last year while my son was ill on the couch, a teenage boy took two expensive bicycles from the front of our apartment This past July while my husband was on the couch with a broken back, a young man in a blue Ford pickup truck braxenly walked up tbe driveway of our new home and took my younger son's new bicy-cle Now my older son's bike was found missing from the Sunflower s pool bike rack.

If a new or different bike showed up at my home, I know I would cer-tainly question )he circumstances

Lynn Vaiade Caatoa

Airport agreement 'cowardly' To the editor

As a longtime supporter of lgette-

tal Airport, my issue is no longer with the ' opposition'' nor is it in raising questions that have been asked a dozen times before. Rather, my issue is with the elected officials, the trustees of Canton and Plymouth Township '»The federal funds for the purchase

of Mettetal were available only through the end of August. Anything other than a direct yes vote to ac-cept these funds, by tbe Plymouth Township Trustees on Aug. 28, would spell the end af the airport.

Rather than proceed with a vote to accept or reject the funds, the motion was tabled and a memoran-dum of understanding was intro-duced. voted on and accepted-

This memorandum of understand-ing. agreed to at tbe "11th hour" be-tween Canton and Plymouth town-ships, is a solution to the deteriorat-ing relationship between the two townships, but not a solution to the airport issue

The agreement, in summary, states that the townships now form an alliance to jointly pursue the pur-chase. ownership and operation of Mettetal Airport

This is the same airport that Can-ton trustees have on numerous occa-sions indicated that they wanted nothing to do with

This agreement comes, by tbe way. two days after Canton filed suit in federal court to stop the purchase of the airport by Plymouth Town-ship The Plymouth Township trus-tees' vote to accept this "partner-ship" with Canton will close the air port as surely as a no vote on the

federal funds issue would have closed the airport.

Trustees from both townships look like heroes to their constituents, be-cause they have settled their differ-ences If you are familiar with the issue, and study the memorandum of understanding, it becomes obvious that the move by the township trus-tees was not heroic, but cowardly. Avoiding the issue does not resolve the issue.

J will miss the"*airport and all that goes With ii»and I certainly consider this a loss to the community at large An even more important loss is our . loss of faith and trust in our elected officials who, we find, make deci-sions uiing "smoke and mirrors" without addressing the issue itself

Doaglas Shamard Plymouth

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YOU ALL KNOW what a bride does on the day after her wedding: She goes on her honeymoon But did you ever consider what the mother . of tbe bride doesTI

This one spent her day in the pour-ing rain, walking up mounds of gar-bage in the local landfill, looking for the special large envelope which contained the marriage license, the ornate religious wedding contract and all the envelopes with the wed-ding gift money'

Tbe Sunday evening wedding was a triumph If " a * f»l«>hratir>p of a very happy event in our family.

Because the groom was particu-larly concerned about the safe keep-ing of any gifts that might be tend-ered at the party I arranged for a trusted person to be at the syna-gogue to collect and take them back to the bouse. This she did

The following morning I dated all the envelopes including the marriage license, the wedding con-tract and some other incidentals such as tbe front page of the New York Times which would be a great memento of the great day. into tbe large one. While doing so. I decided to clean out my "wedding briefcase" and threw all no-longer-needed lists

and papers in the trash. Monday is trash day in my neigh-

borhood.

THE TRASH COLLECTORS ar-rived before 8 a.m. and took every-thing I'"had left at the curb. I then went to exercise class, back to the synagogue and kept some other ap-pointments. I got home about 1 p.m. in a heavy downpour and decided to make some lunch before*-! went to other appointments in the afternoon.

The kitchen looked messy, though, with wedding gifts on the counter, floral arrangements on the floor, etc. I decided to consolidate the gifts into a large bag so that when tha bride and groom stopped by for coc-tails before leaving for the airport — they spent their wedding night in a local hotel — they would find ev-erything in one place. All the gift boxes were in carry bags when I reached for the large envelope.

It wasn't there!

house My heart was racing. I was hyperventillatlng.

But 'I knew: I had tossed the enve-lope into the trash. I called the town-ship to get tbe name of tbe garbage collection company. I called the company to get my route number and the name of tbe landfill. I called the landfill (about 20 mi»s away it

turned out). Their computerised sys-tem indicated that my truck had dumped at about 11 a.m., .and the man on the phone informed me that although he could tell me within.200 feet where my neighborhood load was, it was already buried under about four feet of additional gar-bage

Could I come out and look, I asked. Sure he said, but it would be like a million to one shot that I'd find any-thing.

1 THREW ON a black slicker rain-coat over my designer outfit, got a big flowered Sou1 Easter rainhat from the closet, "put on a pair of ten-nis shoes and grabbed a shovel.

I got into my car and drove like a maniac, in the rain, out the freeway to the dump. It was 4 harrowing r ide but 1 got to the exit and promptlylound the landfill.

A young man in a pickup truck drove me to the site. The mud was

r me not' t© bother getting out of the truck be-cause it was dangerous and hopeless. But I was compelled. After all, what would I tell the hewlyweds?

And so I_trudged to the top of the garbage heap. I looked carefully and hopefully and found . . . NOTHING!

Reluctantly I left the spot, re-turned to my car and drove toward

home. On the way I used the ear-phone to call the rabbi and the coun-ty clerk's office to begin the task of replacing the documents. 1 com-posed the letter to tbe guests.

By the time 1 got home it was nearly 5 p.m. I sat in the kitchen bereft, cold, exhausted. AI lekst the travelers' checks hadn't been placed m the envelope, I thought.

Then I decided to call the bride and groom to break the bad news be-cause I didn't want them hearing this in my house at 6 p.m.

THE GROOM ANSWERED. He* sounded happy. I asked him to sit down because I had some bad news.

"I don't think we had a break-in this morning, but we did have a small disaster," I began. "The enve-lope is missing. Today is trash day in _ the neighborhood and . . ."

"Say no more," said the groom. "We stopped by at ooon and-took it."

They hadn't thought to leave me a

I have decided that the newlyweds owe me a weekend at the King Ranch Spa in Toronto for my trou-bles

S a r a h Werner Keidan is a West Bloomfield resident and profes-sor of political science at Oakland Community College

Let teachers make education work aboat empowering teachers. Don't teachers have enough power with their unions and contracts? Do you ihint this new. empowerment idea makes sense, or is it just another fad?

A. Teacher empowerment articles are in every major newspaper and in every educational journal on tbe market today Empowerment is the latest educational buzz word

Yet teacher empowerment is not a new concept. Wendell Hough of Wayne State University has been infusing this concept in numerous school districts in Michigan since 1979.

And it is effective Basically it is a collaborative ef-

fort that involves both teachers and administrators in the planning and implementation of a building im-provement program

It is far removed from the top-down model The top-down model is where central office" goes to a con-ference, becomes mesmerized by a charismatic speaker, returns all ex-cited, shoves a supposedly new edu-cational model down the throats of

how much teachers like i t board

TEACHERS WILL implement such a top-down model but really have nothing personally at stake to see the new educational concept or program is successful.

If it is a good concept, fine. If not, they will say: "It wasn't my idea; just another responsibility laid on me by those "funny people' in tbe central office."

Conversely, the whole concept of teacher empowerment or collabora-t ion between' administration and teachers hinges on certain basic be-liefs, beliefs I held throughout my tenure as an instructional leader in central offices for 17 years. Those beliefs have been articulated by Hough and paraphrased by this writ-er They included:

• The more people are involved in program planning, the more they have at stake to see the program is successful. The less they are in-volved. the less they have at stake to see a program is successful.

a An effective school district or school building educational program will result only when the potential of

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a Positive educational changes occur when administration recogniz-es that teachers behave the way they do because it makes sense toihem

a Top administrators alone can-not create effective change Howev-er. they can and must be an integral part as a facilitator of change.

a Leadership skills cannot be presumed; teacher empowerment programs must provide for leader-ship development.

SOME OF MY personal observa-tions as one who believed in involv-ing and sharing decisions with teach-ers are:

a Tbe weaker the principal the more frightened he is of a teachpr. empowerment model.

a Many principals and central

power comes from the teacbeis. Teachers talk to neighbors who are in the Rotary, who talk to board members, who find out which lead-ers are respected and which are not.

You imply in your question that teachers have enough power in their contracts. Frankly, as a former president of a teachers' organization who was part of the group that start-ed negotiations in 19«S, I consider tbe contract a separate issue

HERE'S A dandy category for the game show "Jeopardy." Abbrevia-tions.

NIMBY That's easy - "not in my back yard." Holler "NIMBY" when, you don't want a group home or in-cinerator in tbe neighborhood

ASAP "As soon-as possible ' Ev-eryone in an office knows that one

RHIP "Rank has its privileges Military veterans got that ASAP

WYSI WYG, pronounced "wissy wig." Your computer-wise kids will tell you it means "what you see is what you get.''

SLAPP. Wow, that 's a new and nasty one But folks in growing com-

it's going around the country. SLAPP means "strategic lawsuit

against public participation" It's what developers do when homeown-ers; environmentalists and preserva-tionists fight too hard against tear a g up God's ecosystem.

I stumbled across SLAPP in the June issue of Planning, a magazine you won't find on the supermarket shelves or chain bookstores. Readers are public officials who deal in land use The writer is Gary Finos, a New York-based magazine reporter.

SLAPPs are designed to have a chilling effect on folks who speak but against developers' plans or petition government for the redress of grievances Some authorities say SLAPPs are a threat to freedom of speech. Remember the Bill ot Rights? We re celebrating its 200th anniversary

University of Denver researchers have identified 400 SLAPP lawsuits

SLAPP. Wow, that's a new and nasty one. But folks in growing communities had better learn it because it's going around the country.

Michigan is ripe for SLAPP suits because we have thousands'of teeny-tiny cities, villages and townships, each thinking of itself The neighbor-ing community, one block away, wants to re zone for a billion-dollar • megamall You scream You orga-nize protests You hold meetings. You circulate pamphlets.

And you- could get SLAPPed It happened. Enos said, in Rye. N Y, to fnlk* who wanted to protect the 18th century home of John Jay, the diplo-mat and chief justice The developer who wanted to build luxury homes asked 130 million damages

around the country. New York, Cali-fornia and Colorado have seen most of these lawsuits, but they are spreading

OUR COMMUNITIES in Michigan could see strategic lawsuits against public participation in the next few yeaH

raider / As 1 write, tbe Southeast Michigan

NOW, FILING a lawsuit and win-ning it are two different things

Developers are losing most SLAPPs. Enos reports Their law-yers have found it difficult to pierce the people's freedom of speech de-fense

gut we in the news business know about these suits They cost you money to defend They cost you enormous amounts of time to pre-pare a defense You can't do your regular work while you're defending

ty says it exists and isn't going away To use that as an excuse to stymie tbe creativity of staff is a cop-out

What is most interesting m all this is that the Michigan Education Asso-ciation and now local school districts are considering this new "teacher empowerment" concept. Yet Hough has been doing it for more than 10 years. Maybe more educators should start paying more attention to the good professor I did. He was was my doctoral degree adviser *

James "Doc" Doyle, a former teacher/school administrator/ university instructor, is president of Doyle and Associates, an edu-cational consulting firm

Council of Governments is circulat-ing its draft plan to curb "urban sprawl" — the eating up of corn-fields and lakesbores by developers with no population growth to justify it. and the abandonment of older cit-ies There is strong, but not unani-mous. sentiment for containing ur-ban sprawl.

a lawsuit designed to quiet you. Ultimately, you win. but the suit

takes so much starch out of you that you're never the same emotionally You seek a new line of work You move I've seen it happen

Vice President Dan Quayle, him-self an ordained lawyer despite his C average, made a speech to the American Bar Association in which he said tbe U S has too many law-yers — 70 percent of the world's supply — and too many lawsuits .

The .ABA members didn't like that Many of them like to SLAPP people around

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Salem suffers defeat By Slav* Kowataki staff writer

All that was missing was the awards ceremony.

Here it was the season opener for the Livonia Stevenson boys soccer team, and already -some were conceding the Lakes Division cham-pionship to tbe Spartans after they beat Plymouth Salem. 2-1, at Cen-tennial Educational Park.

- Salem coach Ken Johnson gave Stevenson coach Wally Barrett a congratulatory, hand shake after the game, and he might as well h^ve giv-en him the trophy to boot

Stevenson still has to play Walled Lake Central, North Farmington and Farmington in the Lakes Division of the Western Lakes Activities Associ-ation. But for all intents and pur-poses the championship game was played Wednesday between the divi-sion's two heavywelgfits

"It's the division championship, more or less," said Johnson, whose team is 3-1 overall. "Miracles hap-pen. the season is not over, but who-ever won tonight has the advan-tage."

BARRETT, THE second-year coach, was more diplomatic about the outcome.

"High school games get emotion-al," he said "Ail can be tough

Rocks 3-peat as champs of soccer invite

By Dan 0*Maara staff writer

A new soccer season is barely a week old, and tbe Plymouth Salem boys team has already resurrected a former nickname: The Comeback Kids. ^

The Rocks rallied Saturday - the second time in three games - to de-feat Portage Central 4-2 in overtime and repeat as champion of the Plym-outh Invitational.

Salem has won the tournament five times since it was started in 1984, but none of the. titles have ever come easy, coach Ken Johnson sattf

The Rocks led 1-0 at half time; howeveT, Central took a 2-1 lead in the second half. Tbe first of two goals by Joe Perron sent the game into overtime, which a rejuvenated Salem team dominated.

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Rocks nip Kettering; Canton routs Trojans

"We seemed to get a second wind/' Johnson said. "'We were neck and neck and suddenly we got open shots. 1 think our stamina made the difference. In preseason condition-ing, John (Tniskowski) and Matt (Lee) pushed them a lot. They're good captains."

PORTAGE'S DAVE Tanis chipped a rebound over Salem goalkeeper Nick Dazer early in the second half to tie. and Josh Sheldon's line drive from 30 yards eluded a diving Dazer in the 59th minute.

The Rocks nearly overwhelmed Central early in the game, keeping the ball in the Portage end and tak-ing a 1-0. lead on Rich Aodrusiak's goal before the game was 2V« min-utes old.

"In the first 10 minutes. I thought we'd have a comfortable win," John-son said, "but then it turned around They defended well, and we didn't get open shots although we pressed well.

"We didn't capitalize on a couple of good chances, and it was a tough game after that. In the middle of the game, the physical side came in to play with their team."

TrusEowski thought the Rocks, who defeated Grand Blanc 5-0 in the first round, were lackadaisical in their play, until they had to bear down Central was a 2-1 winner over Plymouth Canton in the other brack-et.

"Once we get scored on or realize we're playing horribly, we turn it up," Truskowski said "It seems we don't score until we absolutely have to." - » —j

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Senior Kelly Austin's free throw with one second remaining Tuesday " helped give Plymouth Salem a 56-55 win over host Waterford Kettering in girls basketball.

With the game tied at 55 and :07 on the clock, Austin stole the ball, drove for a shot and drew a foul in-stead. She missed the first free throw but tossed in the second.

The Rocks held a 1ft-point lead with six minutes remaining, but Kettering scored 18 of the last 21 points.

"We turned over the ball quite a . _bit in the last six minutes," Salem

coach Fred Thomann said. "I expect-ed a tough game. They were 19-4 last year."

Salem (1-1) led 28-25 at halftime and 42-36 after three quarters.

Senior Darcie Miller poured in a game-high 19 points for the winners Emily Giuliani and Austin scored 10 and seven, respectively.

Kettering (1-1) was paced by Lau-ra Wilson's 17 points. Kristin Becks chipped in 12 —

girls basketball CANTON 67, TRENTON 13: The

Chiefs made their season debut Tuesday with an incredibly easy vic-tory over a usually competitive Trenton team at Canton.

Canton was in command of a 25-0 lead at tbe end of one quarter, led 33-11 at halftime and outscored the Trojans 23-0 in tbe third period.

"Our defense was real solid, and they had trouble getting into their offense," Canton coach Bob Blohm said. "It kinda snowballed from there

"We got into the passing lanes, and our movement was real good defen-sively We rebounded well and that was a key to us getting off to a good start.""

The Chiefs scored a lot of their points in tranaitiftn taking advan-

tage of Trenton's approximately 30 turnovers.

Senior forward Julie Nicastri led Canton with 20 points, and junior center Stephanie Gray chipped in 10. Kelly Holmes, Christie Saffron and Britta Anderson added eight, seven and six points, respectively. Tera McQuiston scored seven for the Tro-jans (0-1).

Nicastri, Holmes, Gray and Jori Welchans dominated the glass at both ends of the court, according to Blohm, who said he would reserve judgment on just how good his team is until the Chiefs play a few more games

Canton visits Birmingham Marian today, participates in the Mercy Hoops tournament next week and plays highly-ranked Flint Powers af-ter that.

"I think our best tests are ahead of us," he said. "We need to see what we can do on the road against a real good and well-coached team like Marian — and then we'll see where we stand." _

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Plymouth Canton has become a perennial contender in Western Lakes Activities Association girls cross country and expects to continue that tradition in 1991.

The Chiefs "have won the Western Division title for five consecutive years, captured the WLAA champion- -ship in 1987-88 and finished as league runner-up the last two years.

"We've got a lot of experience, and I think we're going to be a good team because of it," CanUKi coach George Przygodski said

"We might have to do more building than in the past, but we have a lot of kids working bard, tradition is on our side and we're going to be successful "

Tbe Chiefs have a nucleus of six returning runners, but senior Amy Smith is not among them, deciding not to compete this year

CANTON WILL be led by sophomore Lana Boro-ditsch. who was ninth in the WLAA and qualified for the Class A meet The Chiefs also will count heavily on sen-ior Kim Gudeth. junior Lara Antczak and senior Anne Dibble

"I think Lana Boroditsch is on the verge of becoming one of the premier runners in the area." Prrygodski said "I think Anne, Lara and Kim are very solid runners. They give us good runners up front, and they provide good leadership

- Lana was at the top of the pack in all the big meets, and the others are the kind of kids who are in the top 20 if not higher .'*

The returnees also include juniors Jessica Frank and SoeAnn Farrta. both of whom were JV ruaaers last

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Przygodski has high expectations for freshman Laura McWilliams. and a pair of seniors who ran on Canton's WLAA championship girls track team. Alicia King and Michelle Dean, are expected to contribute

The team includes juniors Michelle Mager and Erika Swegles and freshmen Debbie Marulis. Valerie Hedrick and Michelle Mizzi

"IT'S A MATTER of filling in the other three spots, and we've got some others who are running real well," Przygodski said

"I think Laura McWilliams is a legitimate cross coun-try runner Obviously, she needs racing experience, but I think she's going to be an outstanding runner

The Chiefs, who begin the season today in tbe Early-Bird InviUUonal at Ypsilanti and compete in the West Bloomfield Invitational on Saturday, will focus first on winning the division again

That ' s our No 1 goal," Przygodski said, "and there's no reason, given hard work and keeping in tradition with our program, why we shouldn't be able to accom-plish thai."

. AJ it. tries to reclaim the WLAA pile, Canton faces competition from defending champ Livonia Stevenson. Plymouth Salem and the Walled Lake schools

"As it stands now. we have a ways to go to be up at the top," Przygodski said "It's a matter of staying healthy, being lucky and having talent Well see what happens when we get into the season "

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games. There a re good players out there."

This one was emotional, and tough

Stevenson, which lost tbe last two meetings to Salem, enjoyed a 2-0 half t ime lead and held off_a second-half Salem rally. Tom Baker 's goal, assisted by Rich Andrusiak, with 16:50 remaining in tbe game closed the deficit to 2-1 for Salem, but Ste-venson's backline defense and goal-keeper Matt Stabile kept the Rocks off the board the rest of the way.

Seniors Scott Wiggins and Trav is Roy keyed the defensive effor t , with help f rom teammates Bill Lan-speary and Jeff Thomas

ROY PLAYED forward much of last season but his tough style suits the Stevenson defense just as well. '

"I t looks like he's found a home there," Barret t said.

The game was rugged in Salem's end as well, as Stevenson's T im

Lam pi was forced to leave the game with a chipped tooth a f te r a secood-. half collision with Salem goalkeeper Nick Dazer

"It was a war rone out there," Barrett said "There's no question Plymouth Salem played a bell of a game, but Travis Roy. Wiggins, tbe whole defensive line put on a hell of a show. We lost the last two times to Salem so we had a chip on our shoul-der when we walked out here. ^

"Stevenson got a grea t second ef-fort all night long, which provided the difference in a gut-wrenching, hard-hitting type of game that wouldn't be shown on television for a ball-control clinic." —

ONE O F THE second ef for t s Bar-r e t referred to came early in the first half when senior midfielder Adam Carriere^picked up a rebound off a 30-yard drive" by Roy and put the ball past Dazer for a 1-0 lead.

The Spartans controlled the mid-field most of the first half and took a 2-0 lead with less than a minute left

before half t ime on a goal by Dave Matovski off a corner kick.

Carriere got the assist on the goal, sending tbe corner kick In front of the net where Matovski got control and kicked It into tbe Salem n e t

Salem had a chance late in the half to score but a shot deflected off Stabile's face and over tbe crossbar.

SALEM'S C E N T E R - S T R I K E R John Truskowski missed the game because of a pulled chest muscle and Johnsoif said his absence hurt the Rocks midfield play.

Truskowski suffered t h e injury in the Plymouth Invitational last week-end won by the Rocks and will rmss another week, according to Johnson.

"John is very m a t u r e and experi-enced and controls the front-middle for us," Johnson said. "Without him is like a ship without a rudder. I was surprised with Livonia Stevenson. They were aggressive and quick to the ball. They kicked the long ball good, like a typical Stevenson team They're a good, solid t e a m . "

M a t t L e e of S a l e m teles t o m a n e u v e r a r o u n d A d a m P i c h l e r .

Salem retains title Cont inued from Page 1

WITH 12 MINUTES lef t in the game. Perron scored tbe tying goal, redirecting a shot by Brian Spuck af-ter a corner kick by Truskowski Sa-lem had several other solid shot at-

' tempts before t ime expired. The shift of momentum carr ied

over to the overt ime, but tbe Rocks achieved their victory without An-dcusiak, who missed the over t ime af-

and Matt Cook, who sat out Ujp re-mainder of tbe game a f t e r receiving a yellow card. Johnson didn't want to risk losing him for the Livonia Stevenson game on Wednesday.

Salem had three good shots before Perron scored a t 9:40 in the second 10-minute overt ime. Tom Baker car-ried the ball into the at tacking zone, and Perron pushed it through a maze of defenders to f i re the sho t

"I was just looking for an open space to get a good shot," Perron said. "You've just got to move out there, think quickly and go for i t

"Whenever -Baker brings up tbe ball, you know something is going to make of i t I just thought I 'd try^and assist him; arid it looks like it worked out for the good."

Truskowski scored the clinching goal a t 4:43, lifting a high shot on a

straight line, placing it just under the crossbar and too high for the Central goalie to reach.

"I KNEW I struck it well once I hit it," Truskowski said. "At that time, we already were up a goal, so I just wanted to put it on net and see if the goalie could hang on to i t "

Central coach Pat Norman agreed control of the game shifted f r o m tbe Mnstangs. who were 15-5-1 last year and lost to Livonia Churchill in the Class A semifiA&ls. to Salem late in regulation time.

"We might have run out of gas," he said. "Salem obviously is one of tbe best teams in the state.

"I was looking to get to overtime, •and tbe boys did everything I expect-ed. When you travel 150 miles and play them 'on their field, I think you're giving away a little advaiK tage." ' 1

In the game with Grand Blanc. Truskowski had ope goal and three assists. Baker two goals and one as-s i s t

Andrusiak and Ryan Kramer ac-counted for the other Salem goals. Perron assisted on Andrusiak's goal that began the scoring and did the same at the start of t h e champion-ship game.

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Clnnacras ol Plymouth achieved a milestone in Its s toried history of men's modified fast-pitch soft ball competition last weekend.

Cinnacrax, which 'has played under two other n a m e s In the past, claimed its first national championship in its first season of Cinnacraz sponsorship

Cinnacraz — playin^seven g a m e s in two days at the 10-man national tournament in Stevens Point. Wis. — overcame an ear l ier loss to win two s t raight from unbeaten Elm Street-Bud Light of Norwood, Minn., in the finals.

Clnnacraz's Dave Brubaker. the girls Softball coach a t North Farming-. ton High School, was named the most valuable player of the tournament and the Ail-American catcher for the secood time in his ca ree r .

The 36-year-old Brubaker, who played high school baseball for Roger Frayer at Livonia Churchill in the early 1970s, collected 14 hits and batted .643, scored 13 runs and drove in 16 runs.

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"I HAD TWO bigger thrills playing ball," he said. "One was playing on die same team with my dad in 1973, and the other was in 1983 when I was the first-team All-American ca tcher This has to be tbe biggest one yet, walking off with the national title.

' I ' v e been doing this for 18 years , and (tbe national tournament) has been a Labor Day ritual for the last 12. I still have some good years left in me."

Other Cinnacraz players on the Ail-American t eam were pitcher Je r ry Staszel, first baseman Shawn Maloney. second baseman John Longridge. shortstop Doug Kirkpatrick and cen te r fielder J im Dillon.

Staszel was 7-1 in the tournament : and his t e a m m a t e s supported his pitching with 135 hits and 105 runs.

Cinnacraz. which competed with just the minimum 10 players, had a .554 t eam batting average. Maloney hit .684, Kirkpatrick .680, Longndge 643. Mike Greener 587. Dan P ie rce 560. Dillon .481, Bill Rowley .455, Pat Greener 435 and Staszel 564.

Tbe team has competed in the nat ionals since 1983. f i r s t as FGS Radi-ator (1983-88) and then Boyle Chevrolet (1989-90). Tbe t e a m competed in the nine-man major tournament 1983-89, finishing third and seventh in '83 and '89, respectively, and the 10-man major last year

AFTER BLOWING a 9-3 lead and losing 10-9 ear l ier to E lm Street-Bud Light. Citmacraz rebounded with 15-8 and 25-11 victories in the final series.

In the first game. Brubaker w a s 3-for-3 with four RBI. Longridge also had three hits, and Dillon. Pierce and Pa t Greener had three RBI apiece Elm Street took a 3-0 lehd, but Cinnacraz scored four in the bottom of the first inning and never trailed a f t e r that.

In the last game, Cinnacraz j umped in front 11-0 in the f irst inning, sending 15 men to the plate and get t ing nine consecutive hits.

going 5-for-5. Kirkpatrick and Brubaker had four hits and three RBI each, and Pa t Greener. Rowley. Dillon. P i e r ce and Longridge chipped in three hits apiece. Rowley and Dillon also drove in four runs each.

Cinnacraz was a forfeit winner F r iday over Bob's Mobil of Montrose. Minn., and defeated Spectra Pr in t of Stevens Point 20-5 Saturday Bru-baker had two hits and five RBI. Kirkpatr ick and Longndge three hits each and Dillon three RBI

The Michiganders advanced with a 12-2 win over SLI Triangle of De-lano, Minn., in which Pat Greener hit a three-run homer and Mike Greener and Longridge had three hits apiece

CINNACRAZ EDGED Voor tman Cookies of Oil City, Pa., 9-8 when Longridge hit a two-out double in the seventh inning and scored on Mike Greener ' s single. Pierce had a solo homer. Kirkpafr ick and Mike Greener three hits and two RBI apiece .

Tbe loss to Elm Street-Bud Light followed, despite a three-hit, two-RBT game by Dillon

Cinnacraz got to the final with an 8-7 win over MonUcello Sports of Iowa, which made two flyouts a f t e r putting runners a t the corners in the seventh inning.

1 A balanced offense had Rowley. Dillon. Maloney. Longridge and Pat Greener with two hits each. Rowley had three RBI. P ie rce and Dillon two apiece

T hursday. Saplarriper 5. 1991 <J4cE

Prep seers pick winners By Brad Emons a n d D a n O H M T I

stall writers

Y O U R A D E P T A N D

knowledgeable prep prog nosticators each went 2-for-2 last weekend as

Plymouth Salem and Westland John Glenrf came through in the clutch as the 1991 season opened a week early

Piece of cake, eh?

Well it could be " Let 'em ea t cake" this week as the season really gets into high gear

This could be the toughest week of all. No scouting reports to lean on, not to mention the unknown factor of non-ieague matchups

But our readers should not f re t

Going on last year 's percentages and the experience factor, don't be surprised someone hit^ the jackpot and takes .'control of -the race early oti. *" • '

So.sii back and check your percen-tages each week against ours.

Let's see who comes out ahead' '

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Red Thurs ton at Dearborn Hts . RoOt-chaud (4 pm.') ; T hurst ex i will nave its

. h a n d s ful l ' ever without Rotxcf taud's Tyrooe Wheatley PQtncnaud b o m b e d the Eagles Jast year and went all the way to the state Class B champtonsfwp Ten let-ter winners return for the Bulldogs, includ-ing two l ineman with a combined we»ghl o l 585 pounds Thurston, meanwhile, lists only e»ght l ineman on its roster PICKS: Go with Robichaud again, bo th agree

N Farmington at Pont iac Nor the rn (7 p.m.): The Huskies, 6-3 a year age, are p»cked to win the Greater Oak land League arxJ gam a state p iayo f tJ ip f th P •een starters return including ta»back Charles TaHey. who rushed tor over 1,000 yards NiH'h l"ai 1111 i<jtm i. a O K a p p o i n t r g 5-4 in 1990, returns 16 starters locluding-. Quarterback Mark Temple, an underrated passer PICKS: Emons has a hunch and goes with North, oul O 'Meara likes the Huskies

Dearborn at Liv. Church i l l It 's not Sterling Heights in the opener this trme for Churchill, but 1 doesn't get any easier w t h the Pioneers (9-2 a year ago and slate Class A qualifier) Dearborn has a strong field goal k cke r in Ricn Tiusty ChurchiH. 0-9 last yea', will be unveil ing its one-back attack PICKS The Chargers won't ca tch Dearborn napping Ride with the Pioneers, both agree

Radford Union at Liv S tevenson This was supposed to be a b ig night at RU's Kraft Fieia. but the stadium and field reno-vations are not quite ready, so Stevenson (5-4 in 1990) gets the homeheld advan-tage for the second straight year ' and shouic be a We to take advantage of it against.the Panthers (2-7) This matchup pits RU passer Brian Thets against Spar-tan running back Chris Lehti P ICKS Ste-venson struggles to victory bo th agree

grid predictions

Dearborn HetgMi Cre»twocx1 at Gar-den City. Who do you like in tfws one? Crest wood (4*5) is packed to finish in the

_mtddie o» the pack in the Tn-River League, while GC ( 4 -5 ) is rebui ld ing The untested Cougars may lack depth, but Crest wood is not deep arthe*. P t C K S : Emons likes Garden Ci ty 's cha«*ces. but O'Meara drtters a n d goes with the vterting Chargers.

Wayne Memorial at Adrian: Could be the best matchup ot the night. Wayne -(6-3 last year) won a thrifter in the final min-ute to turn the Maptes (5 -4 ) into syrup Can lightning strike twice tor Jason Wet-more. Greg Carrico. Jermaine ESis. Rick Barnes and Co.? P I C K S . O'Meara takes

" the revenge factor lor Adrian, but Emons earns his stripes b y pick tog the Zebras

Farmington at W . B»oomfte(d: West Bloomfield (3-6) wil l rety on defense as eight starters return. Meanwhile, Farming-ton (2-7) is work ing or a two-game win-ning streak under secood.-year coach Ber-ate Call Chrts Mar l ing, who scored 12 touchdowns last year for the Falcons, s one ot 10 returning starters PICKS: Marl-ing will have- the Lakers smarting. Emons predicts, while O 'Meara sticks with the home team

Pty Canton at M o n r o e Canton (9-2) is coming oH its best season ever in the school's history, but lost a ton of talent including quarterback Karl Wukie. Wide receiver Brett Howel l and running back / defensive back Jason Fbggs Watch tor tailback. Steve Koh l a n d fullback Mark Meszaros to pick u p the slack Sopho-more Kevin Shankie may get the start at OB Monroe (4 -5) is keyed by tailback Weyman Jones (870 yards) PICKS: The well is far from dry for Canton, go with the Chiefs, as both agree- -

Center Line St . C lemen t at Clarence-vilte" The Crusaders have seven starters returning from last year 's 3-6 squad ClarenceviWe (6-3) tost a»-purpose back Kendfick Harrington, but could have a better overalt 'earn behind the running of Cart Hoist on PIC K S : The com please — O'Meara takes St Clement, but Emons sticks with the host Trojans.

Bishop Borgess at Br idgepor t The Spanans (6-3) were hard hit by gradua-tion and may be hard-pressed to win tor the second straight year against Bear-cats. who return a huge line That should make things easier tor 5- toot- iO, 175-pound tailback J im Garne who rushed tor 924 yards last year Br idgeport 's JV squad finished 6-3 a year ago PICKS: The speed factor is not a factor this year, as Bridgeport prevails, according to Emons Borgess however has a friend in O'Meara

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Lake Or ion at Ltv -Franklin The Pair

o ts (3^6) never seem to opener whether i t 's a Midland Dow. a Dearborn Fordaon. 'a Lansing Sex ion and r o w a Lake Orion ( 7 - 2 ) . Tha defending Greater Oakland champ* oa t 19 starters, including Aft-State back Jtr . Vackaro But • van though the Dragons Oat their final two games of 1990. they're st» a team to be reckoned with Tha Parro ts have the skiB people this season led by fu toack Aaron Shakarian. but can the line match Orion's? PICKS: Another dismay opener for Franklin, both agree »

Card ina l Moooey at Lutheran West-land Marine City Cardinal Modr»y (1-8) hopes t o surprise m t h e D-Sect ion o t *he Catholic League with 29 players returnjTg of l the varsity Lutheran Westland (&-4) is trying to improve on last year's record behind the efforts of returning quarter-back Jason ZieHnski and tackle Jamie Hjirdy PICKS: The only peOp« Thar be surprised are yours truly and his side*. Gk it Mooney wins Both I ke the host Warriors

St Agatha vs. De l Red fo rd St. Mary (7:30 p m at ClarencevHIej: The Aggies expect to be much improved over last year's 2-7 d u b The Rustics (4-5) feature a speedy back f i ek l led by freshman James F leming Agatha, however, shouW have the better running game with the re-turn erf ful lback Pete Mirfka and tai lback Cardefl Davis PICKS: You've got t o like the Aggies in this one. as both concur

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Redford CC va. Temperance -Bed fo rd (4 p.m.): The defending Class AA champs, if y o u recall, had a tough t ime with the Kicking Mules in last year 's open-er winning by a mere count of 10-8 Bed-ford, which beat mighty Dearborn Ford-son 50-0 m last year s season finale be-fore losing m the first round of the state playoffs, will miss quarterback Brett Para-chek (now at Eastern Michigan) CC (11-2) has a new. but talented cast PtCKS: Shamrocks won't need any luck This time, b o t h agree

Farm Har r ison vs. B i rm Brother Rice (7 p m y I wo giants in Michigan high school footbal l col l ide for the first t ime R<e (11 -2 ) . the defending Class A champs, features a dangerous backf ie ic in sophomore Marcus Harvey and senior Sean Johnson Harrison i ^O-2) . which some rate as one of the top five teams m the state, has a slew of returnees led by tight end Greg Prscopmk and tailback Roy Granger, who moves in f rom flanker to replace the graduated Gary Devine WhaFa matchup! PICKS: Got to f ly .wi lh the Hawks as Rice gets boi led

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• LIVONIA S K A T E R 2ND

.-Stev«oson High student Erin-Quinn, representing Edgar A r e n t in Livonia, finished second in both Freestyle 6 and Spotlight 6 a t t b e 11th annual Ice Skating Insti tute of America Recreation Team Championships. Aug. 12-17 a t Buffalo Grove, 111.

Quinn also took fiftlr-tn Foot-work 6 in the championship*, which at tracted 6,400 entr ies f rom 128 ice facilities in 29 s ta tes and five countries, with skaters ranging from 2 to 79 years.

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• CARDS AN ACE

Lisa Anderson of Garden City recently scored a hole in one OQ the 135-yard No 4 hole at Coun-try G a b Village in Northville.

The ace enables her to be en-tered in the 31st annual Dram-buie Rusty Nail Hole-in-One Sweepstakes

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Prizes will be awarded For more information, call 961-5500.

Freshman strengthens Salem lineup By Ray Se t lock staff writer

As an eighth grader last year, Jen-nifer Clack used to hit balls with the Plymouth Salem girls tennis t e a m .

A year later, the 5-foot-2 brunet te will be the No 1 singles player fo r the Rocks.

Not since Anita Toth played in the early 1980s has a freshman s ta r ted at the top position fer Salem.

"Jennifer knocks the cover off the ball," Salem coach Judy Braun said "She has been a surprise to me.

"Last year when she was practic-ing with the t eam. I knew she was good, but it 's real ly tough to tell how good a player is when they a re just hitting around. It 's sa fe to say that she's been a pleasant surprise."'

Clack's presence will move for-mer No. 1 singles player Kathy Mar-schak to No. 2 singles and last year 's

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"IN THAT regard, I think we'll be a lot stronger." Braun said "Kathy and Susie are excellent players."

Salem also returns its No. 1 dou-bles unit, consisung of juniors Kelly Kirkpatrick and Leah Szafran.

"Having our top doubles team back this year is definitely going to help us," Braun said "They will pro-vide plenty of experience."

Braun. who begins her 12th season as coach, believes her t eam can do better than its 6-4 mark last year

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* a The P lymoo t t Pa rks aad Rec-reasjoc Department i s i e g j a u r m g teams fa r a s 4nfi a e f ^ n H l e a g u e s

The entry fee is per t eam, $4€ of which » a forfei t f e e Each t eam wiB play ( I S per game to the arapare*. * i l l be played at Mnwry Field Each t e a m piays a 14-game schedule The leagne kas a 12-teano h u n t For information. Call Tarn Wfikette at 45S-6C20

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important, some of the d n m ofi-the-tekd ete-c i ena i n n last w t t eam - the f irst m more

to reach the National Junior Cot-

-I think there 's more t e a m unit? tins year, saad J t f i VanDemergle- 8C*i Inadii season T f we go (to the KJCAA t h a year , it 13 be a whole ( f i f t e e n : thing We h a w a whole different at t i tude t h n y e a r "

LAST SEASON, the Ocelots charged to their D i a j p a NJCAA l a t e r - r o g u e efcampwnsfaip m Vac Drnxonoa's tenure a* coach But their trip to Trenton. N J L for the KJCAA tourney bordered ae embarrassing — SC loat rtz first two matrbe* by >-4 scare*

There was aame finger-panting af te rward* ba t now. the finger-ponders a r e gone and Dtm>-"*"»QB B h y l

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VaaDemeryg: will he pnaed by f i f r ^ r m i B n a r H«nman mmr< hrr MektTUED

Also. a couple -a/ players who saw act toc a t both midfiekl and forward r e m i x — Chris Craw-ford and Shane Milhwr They wiE play bock past -

this season, imkwi, Crawf ord will he

The SC mid f i e ld ' i s p a r u c a i a r t r Joining Menary. Crawford and Millner will be leturnee Bob Rayes.aad another pair at lmpre*-srve trestamec Nate SuwaH and Dave Hebest re i t

-The mulitrU*r\ strengths." said s tar t worfcmg together

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MENARY THE SC coach sfti^L should regam h a all-regioc honors f rom two y ^ r s a g o T h e guys aroond him have to get used tdypiaymg with him. he's sc smooth " ^

E v e r bet ter Dimitnoc figures Stov£fi to be an the s a m e level "Be t, outstanding He plays a lot tike Menary Be make* Some slick passes out tnere "

The third ful i -ume s tar ter r e t u n u n g — joining YanDemergei and Crawford — a beeper Scot: Haiimar. Hairmar was Steady mOPgt IE goal last season bat this year b e l l be facing a more diffi-cult task

" T i n t ' s because tbe defense in f ront at H a n m a r must be rebui l t Duni tnoe feels tbe tools are

there, but there » beeo ao test of f i r e yat thnutrwwi had hoped two promising freshmen.

Chad Cam and Andy Gutowski. would be joining the team But Gutowski isn't eligible, and Cain's eligibility is questionable

That could hurt, part icularly with several other p l a v e n moving to fill ptaiUons Jack Abate

"IS slated tc be at stopper, with Mike Presley at sweeper Tioit are freshmen

T » LOVE to have Mike at forward or mid-field. but be s tbe toughest kid we've got." said DunitTKm

Wayne Worou -aaotbef f reshman, will tee ac uocj oc deiense together with sophomore Shaun u»/- t Two other freshmen defenders, Brian Pa-get: anc George Murphy, have also been impres-sive in preseason drills

For SC to make a return t r ip to tbe Inter-re-giorux tournament, and perhaps beyond, "two t h m p have to happen." said Dimitnou, who wity he assisted this year by fo rmer SC standout Chris Speer. We definitely have to Improve defensive k and our forwards and midfielders have u u m _ prove-their coordination

If we can improve in those two areas , wel l be good again "

Of course SC will be battling Macomb CC for Region 12 supremacy - not an easy task Tbe season-opening tournament at T n t o o College this weekend features Lewis and Clark CC from Chi-cago tbe team SC beat for the Inter-regional title last November

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THE RIDGEDALE Players a re celebrating t h e i / 60th anniversary with a sam-pling of songs, dance, com-

edy and fashion f rom tbe 1930s through tbe 1960s in a dinner theater setting.

Produced and directed by long-t ime Ridgedalers Helen Stout, Genie Garner and Dawn Hooper, "The Mu-sic Goes 'Round" is being presented 6 30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 6, Saturday, Sept. 7, Fr iday, S e p t 13, and Satur-day, Sept. 14.

"We're doing a medley of songs f rom television shows and commer-cials." said Garner. "We'll do the Texaco song, When the Moon Comes Over the Mountain,' the Howdy Doo-dy song and Mickey Mouse Club Some of them are funny."

Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m with an 8 p.m. curtain. Tickets for the show and dinner a re $20. Seating for tbe dinner theater is l imited. Call 644-8328 for tickets.

"We've opened our season for about the past three years with a musical revue." said Ridegedaler Mark Carley "It 's become a tradi-t ion."

CONTINUING IN this spirit of nostalgia, Ridgedale will open its regular season Nov. 1 with the come-dy "Arsenic and Old Lace." The sto-

ry features Abby and Mar tha Brew-ster. two very sweet maiden aunts who can' t understand what 's wrong with sending lonely old men to their eternal resting place wi th a nice glass of poisoned elderberry wine.

' Social Security, a modern comedy by Andrew Bergman about Sophie Greeograss, a senior citizen who shows her thirtysomething daughter and son-in-law that 's she's capable of taking ca re of herself, opens Jan. 10.

The musical comedy "Working" by Stephen Schwartz and Studs Terk-el featuring memorable songs f rom Schwartz. J a m e s Taylor and many others, opens March 13

"The Uninvited." a classic ghost story by Tim Kelly, based on the classic Ray Milland fi lm by the same name, opens May 1.

Founded in 1931. Ridgedale 's first home was build as a WPA project under President Frankl in Roose-velt 's New Deal. The old playhouse on 10 Mile Road in Oak Park served the group for 52 years

Originally organized as a pr ivate group, Ridgedale staged productions only for its members until 1936. when they " w e n t public" with their f irst production, "Remote Control."

"WE'VE COME a long way since then." said Carley. "In tbe beginning we did one show a year Now we do five, including a musical revue and a full scale musical "

In 1983 Ridgedale faced its big-gest challenge. They were evicted

f rom their longtime home by the I-696 f reeway expansion. The group found a new thea te r at 205 W. Long Lake Road in Troy, west of Liver-nois, in a' one-story cinder block building that had been a church.

"The move was quite difficult for us at f i rs t ," said Carley. "Every year we have had to make some sort of improvement to our property in or-der to c rea te a better theater and to make the theater experience more comfortable and enjoyable for our patrons."

Among the improvements a re widening the audi tor ium, raising the stage and roof, redecora t ing the lob-by and lounge a rea , paving tbe park-ing lot and installing air condition-ing

"We were very for tunate that when we moved out here, much of our south Oakland audience came' with us," said Carley. "But ticket sales fell off as we tr ied to establish ourselves in our new community

That's changed. Troy area resi-dents now m a k e up a major i ty of the audience, and t icket sales are pick-ing up every year , said Carley.

"After every production we have an af terglow and serve sandwiches and coffee to the audience." said Su-san..Masters. a Ridgedaler for over 39 years "It 's one thing we do that no 'other theater group in the area does. The people just love i t It 's a nice way to spend the evening."

The theater sea ts about 100 for

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T H E G R O U P hopes to a t t rac t more members , especially from tbe Troy a rea . They a re holding an open house 2-5- p j n . Sunday, Sept. 8, at the Ridgedale Playhouse.

"You don't have to have acting ex-.perience," said Masters "For every person on stage there's eight or nine

Area resident has leading role in EMU musical Held over by popular demand.

Pamela Cardell of Westland, takes the stage and boards the Ark at the Eas tern Michigan University Spon-berg Theatre September 6, 7, 12. 13 and 14 in "Two by Two." a light-hearted Richard Hodgers musical about Noah and the flood

Cardell portrays Noahs ' wife, Esther . A senior. Cardell is major ing

in theater, and has per formed in sev-eral musicals at EMU

"Two by Two," opened on Broad-way in 1970 starr ing Danny Kaye as the 600-year-old Noah After suc-cessful collaborations with Oscar Hammerste in and Lorenz Hart, Rodgers began fooking to grand sub-jects, and famous s ta rs for his plays.

That proved to be a winning com-bination for "Two by Two," a musi-

cal version of Clifford Odet's "The Flowering Peach," a story that deals with Noah and the flood, and covers such -contemporary themes as the generation gap. ecology, the bomb, family, faith and the future.

Tickets are $4 for the Thursday, Sept. 12 per formance , $6 for Friday. Sept 6, and S e p t 13; and Saturday, Sept. 7 and Sept. 14. Tickets for EMU students a r e $6.

. Fo r reservat ions, and information, call 487-1221.

Other EMU students featured in the play include, Michael McCafferty as Noah, Ryan Drummond, Duncan Williams and Darnel Hickey as Noah's sons, Japheth. Sbem and Ham; and Stacy Waitkus. Lori Vladu, and Holly P i t rago as Noah's daugh-ters-in-law Leah. Rachel and Goldie.

back s tage There 's a lot of c amara -derie in the group We draw mem-bers f r o m all over the metropolitan Detroit a rea . You make friendships that last a l i fet ime "

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• PLYMOUTH THEATRE -GUILD

.Plymouth Theatre Guild will be holding auditions for the play "Steel Magnolias" 7 p.m., Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 11-12, at the Water Tower Theater on tbe campuq of Northville Regional Hospital, 41001 W. Seven Mile Road, west of 1-275 between Haggerty and Northville Roads. Play opens Oct. 25. Help is also needed behind the scenes. Call 349-7110 for information.

• PROGRESSIVE DINNER The Livonia Historical Society is

hotting their 6th progressive dinner. 6-11 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 14. Vari-ous florists in Livonia are donating floral arrangements to be auctioned

part of the event The charge for ' t h e dinner and auction is $35 per person those wanting to attend the dessert and auciton only may do so for 910 each. Gourmet coffee fur-nished by The Java Coffee House in Royal Oak will be served with des-sert to be served in the American House. RSVP by Sept. 6. All pro-* eeeds to benefit the Alexander Blue Souse Restoration I t Greenmead. for Information,and reservations, call Livonia City Hall Community Resources, 421-2000 ext. 221 or Greenmead 477-7375.

• SCHOOLCRAFT COLLEGE Schoolcraft College is holding

open auditions for tbe mystery "Lu-cille Fletcher's Night Watch" 7 pjn . , Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept 10 Mod 11,'at the Liberal Arts Theater on the Livonia campus, 18600 Hag-gerty Road. Can 482-4400, e r t 5270, for information T •

• CHOlrf AUDITIONS The Langsford Singers Male Choir

and Mixed Choir are accepting ap-plications for their 1991-92 season. The SO-voice choir is planning a two-week- concert tour of Great Britain for July 1992. Singers interested in auditioning must have some sight-reading skills, and prepare a solo for the audition. Auditions, will be 7-8:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 5 and Sept. 12, at North Congregational Church in Southfield. For information call Di-ane Crag^ at 881-5499.

• PINE KNOB Paul Simon, 8 p.m., Friday, Sept.

6, Manhattan Transfer. 8 p.m.. Thursday, Sept. 12. Tiekets available at The Palace Box Office, and all TicketMaster centers. To charge' tickets, caU 645-8886.

• MEADOWBROOK VILLAGE MALL .

Country & Western sing-along noon to 2 p.m, Saturday, Sept. 7 and Sunday, Sept. 8 featuring guitarist Bruce Gnegy. The mall is at the cor-ner of Walton and Adams in Roches-ter Hills. ForTfflormation, call 375-9451. —

• CHORAL CLINIC Local baritone, and radio person-

ality, Davis Gloff will present a workship of singers, conductors, or-ganists, and clergy noon to 3 p.m., Saturday, Sept 7, at Faith Commu-nity PresbyteriarrChurch in Novi. The workshop is free. Tbe-ctmrch is at 44400 W. 10 Mile, on the north side of the-stree. For information, call 474-1510.

• CHORAL SOCIETY Measure for Measure, a men's

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Kaye Rittinger, a dramatic soprano from West Bloofmield, will be joined by an alternating cast of professionals including Sc^>tt Jensen. a noted bass/baritone from tbe University of Michigan Opera. Accompaniment will be with Stanley Waldon and Sister Rose Carmel Burgess.

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Tborsday, Sept. 5 — International —Training in Communjcation meets at

7 p.m. in Dearborn InformaUon 'MJ3-0361.

• ATHENA DEADLINE Friday, Sept. fi — Deadline for

Dominations for outstanding mem-ber of Livonia Chamber of Com-merce's Athena Award Information^. John White, 427-2122

INDUSTRIAL WASTE Wednesday-Friday, Sept 11-13 -

Industrial waste generators' annual seminar and exhibit in Dearborn In-formation: 642-9797.

• BUSINESS COMMUNICATORS

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Skidmore. 546-5490

Laiorence C]a£(eries p r e s e n t s acclaimed singer & artist

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business people marketplace Sesaa K.. MeNtak of Pljrmouth was

named associate general counsel of H^higan Consolidated Gas Co. She |ud bees senior attorney at Mich-Coo. McNish retains ber position oT lecreury to tbe board of directors of HicbCon and iU affiliates. Before joining MichCon in August 1988. McNish was an attorney for Con-sumers Power Co. In Jackson. Mich . for seven years.

Michael Bolak of Livonia was hon-ored by United Parcel Service for 20 years service with the company. Bo-lak Is a hub sorter at the UPS facili-ty in Livonia. He started as a loader in the Livoniahub in 1971.

John M. Flak, district manager in the Garcen City district office of Anierican General Life and Accident Insurance Co.. has marked 10 years irith tbe company

Gregory F. Galios was named chairman of the board of Foodland Distributors in Livonia. Gallus is president of Foodland and has held that position since March 1987.

Evetyla Slmoo was named vice president, planning and product de-

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velopment. for United Technologies Automotive Inc in Dearborn

Roland E. Lartlgee was named vice president of purchasing / logis-tics for United Technologies Auto-motive Inc in Dearborn."

Mary Salata of Canton Township was named vice president, account supervLsor. Ross Roy Communica-tions

Michael Bolak of Livonia was hon-ored by United Parcel for complet-ing 20 years of service with tbe com-pany He is a hub sorter in Livonia and was cited for his service to UPS.

William P. While joined the de-partment of family practice at the Providence Medical Center-Livonia. He recently completed his residency in family practice at Providence Hospital.

Drv Paula Grimes, a specialist in obstetrics, gynecology, joined the staff of the Providence Medical Cen-ter. Livonia.

John Flak, district manager in the Garden City district office of Ameri-can General Life and Accident Insur-ance Co.. marked 10 years with the company

Patrick Zarem. 'a delivery driver for United Parcel Service, was rec-ognized by tbe company for complet-ing five years driving without an ac-

, cident. He lives in Livonia.

Gregory Gallas was named chair-man of the board of Foodland Dis-tributors in Livonia. He is responsi-ble for overseeing tbe daily opera-tions of the corporation and the execution of all decisions made by the board

Please submit black-and-u.>hite photographs, if possible, for inclu-sion tn the business people •col-umn. While we value the receipt of photographs, we are unable to use every photograph submitted If you want your plwtograph re-turned, please enclose a self-ad-dressed, stamped envelope Indi-cate in a margin on the front of the photograph that ]/ou want it returned. We will do our best to comply with your request. Send information to: Business Editor, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150 Please include city of residence and a daytime 'telephone number where information can be veri-fied

Vtwmml Commutestioas lac., a full-service marketing /communica-tions firm in Farmington Hills, has entered the publishing business with tbe creation "of a new division. The publishing division's premiere publi-cation. Solutions, is scheduled for a September release Solutions is a package of easy-to-read direct re-sponse cards targeted at business-to-business advertisers.

The Merrick lasarance Agency lac., Southfield, has been named to SECURA Insurances 1991 Presi dents Circle. Mernck Insurance Agency Inc. was one of the top 75 independent insurance agencies who earned membership to this year's President's Circle. In order to quali-fy for SECURA "s President's Circle, agencies are rated on various crite-ria, including: marketing and busi-ness strategies, claims cooperation, profitability, sales ratios and cus-tomer service.

Effective August 1, Hilton Hotels Corporation will assume manage-ment of a former Compri Hotel in Southfield. European Hotel Investors One will maintain ownership of the 198-room Hilton Garden Inn

Rax D. Eishreoer A Co. of Troy woo top honors in the Public Rela-tions Society of America East Cen-tral District award competition for a media relations program it devel-oped and implemented for Robert Bosch Corporation

Film Craft Video, a full-service teleproduction facility located in Farmington -Hills, can boast an achievement few facilities have ever accomplished Twice in the p&st two months. Film Craft Video was fea-tured in cover stones of national teleproduction industry trade publi-cations Tbe publications, Video Sys-tems and Post, published articles written by Film Craft President. Tom Stefam. and featured tbe art of Film Craft computer artists Dave Moon and Joyce Woznlck on their covers

The J J O'Coonell & Associates Inc. in Birmingham has been named to SECURA Insurance's 1991 Presi-dent's Circle J J O Connell & Asso-ciates was one of the top 75 inde-pendent insurance agencies who earned membership to this year's President s Circle

datebook • PURCHASING MANAGERS

Tborsday, Sept. 19 — National As-sociation of Purchasing Managers meets at 5:15 p jn . at the Grand Manor at Fairlane in Dearborn. In-formation: 313-773-3737.

• BUSINESS ETIQUETTE Tuesday, Sept. 24 — "Business Et-

tiquette and Consumer Relations" 1-5 p.m„ at Madonna College, 36600 Schoolcraft. Livonia Fee: $50 Infor-mation 591-5188

• LIVONIA CHAMBER Wednesday, Sept. 25 — Livonia

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

• BUSINESSJET1QUETTE Wednesday, Oct. 2 — Business

Etiquette and Consumer Relations" 6-10 p.m. at Madonna College, 36600 Schoolcraft. Livonu. Fee J507ThTor-mation: 591-5188 — •

• DIRECT MARKETING DAYS Wednesday-Thursday. Oct. 2-3 —

Direct marketing seminar and ven-dor exhibition at Grand Manor at Fairlane in Dearborn. Non-member fee: $175 Information: 258-8803 Sponsor: Direct Marketing Associa-tion of Detroit.

• MANAGING CHANGE Saturday, Nov. 16.— "Tbe Chang-

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— Handling Change in the Work-place and. tbe Group Process Con-cepts and Practices" 8:30 a.m. to 4

""p.m at Madonna College, 36600 Schoolcraft. Livonia Fee: $125 In-formation: 591-5188.

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Ad agency blazes new trails in motorsports By Doug Funk* staff writer

A Livonia advertising agency taat happened to'be in tbe right place at the right time now promotes itself as a pioneer in applying a new photo-graphic reproduction technique to decals for the sides of large semi-trailers.

Fisher Advertising, which earlier this year established a motorsports division, picked Jip a job for Ford Motorcraft, at the time a decal appli-cator for tbe agency learned about the new reproduction process devel-oped by 3M-

"In the process, you literally take a S-by-5 (inch) color photo, put it in a machine and it literally blows an im-age op ft-by-12 (feet) or larger," said Larry G. Ciancio, a Fisher market-ing rep. "Basically we were the first company In" the country tfr use this in a motorsports application."

Fisher's assignment — to redesign the advertising on the outside of a 51-foot trailer used-by Bob Glidden, a drag racer sponsored by Motor-craft. A photo of Glidden's car seems to jump off tbe side of the truck used to haul his equipment to race sites.

"I had a key set of objectives. I wanted the client's product to look the best it could and Fisher Motor-sports to do the best job we could," Ciancio said.

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A p h o t o of B o b G l i d d e n ' s c a r t e e m i to j u m p off t h e s i d e of t h e t r u c k u s e d to h s u l h i s e q u i p m e n t to r a c e s i t e s , t h a n k s to Fisher

A d v e r t i s i n g ' s a p p l i c a t i o n of a 3M p h o t o g r s p h i c p r o c e s s .

tion for huge enlargements and air brushing on the .sides of trucks don't produce the quality of 3M's process and can be much more expensive by several thousand dollars, said Cian-cio and Frank J. Fisher, executive vice president for the agency.

"First you're going to get better quality," Fisher said. "3M guaran-tees outdoor use for three years. The market that's going to be best for

this is anything for limited produc-tion run where only two or three im-ages are required."

"This is the leading edge of tech-nology," Ciancio added."

Glidden's truck and a hauler for Morgan Shepherd, a NASCAR racer, seem to be the hit of the track wher-ever they go. Ciancio said.

Sam "Scott, Motorcraft motor-sports coordinator, said Fisher's util-

ization of 3M's technology has sur-passed expectations.

"Most people couldn't believe It," Scott said. "It grabs your attention. We had Glidden's trailer in Denver and the people from Winston (ciga-rettes) came around They have seen everything and even they were im-pressed

"LAST WEEK, we had all the

(racing) teams we have at Ford here They took a look: at this and said, 'Maybe this is something we want to do. '" Scott said. ' "It's like packaging in market-

ing," Fisher said. "We're actually de-signing a package that rolls down the highway and shows up at race meets."

With'Ciancio's connection to auto racing and with the hundreds of

teams involved in the sport. Fisher has decided to concentrate applica-tion of the photo process for adver-tising purposes to that industry

"Here we understand the lan-guage, understand the business and know the players on a first-name ba-sis." Ciancio said. "Just think about the motorsports opportunities "

Fisher conceded that other_adver-tising agencies will have access to the same technology, but figures he has the advantage as a trend setter

"We got Such a jump getting out of the gate, " he said. "We thought about the best approach and figured that motor sports is the quickest attack, the strongest link."

"Just think about motorsports op-portunities, the number of suppliers in the Motor City." Ciancio added

Other applications may be to oth#- -haulers — food products, faces of liu11i3Tr endorsers — but as the nun> ber of photos grow, the process be-comes less economical "Twenty is about the limit for economies of scale." Fisher said

The new technology in an increas-ingly visual world presents new op-portunities ft>r'advertising agencies

"What our objective is is to give a sponsor (client) a quality product The sponsor s objective is to get a recall of the product around the country." Ciancio said.

And that's the bottom line in any kind of advertising relationship

Manager of credit union bridges banking cultures By David F. Stein special writer

Lithuania is banking on Michigan — thanks to Gaile Dedinas. manager of KASA Lithuanian Federal Credit Union's branch inSonthfielrt .

Last year, Dedinas invited the of-ficials of Litimpex, the newly orga-nized import-export bank of an au-tonomous Lithuania, to Michigan to study American banking techniques The visit led to meetings with offi-cials at Manufacturers National Bank of Detroit.

Now. much to the chagrin of the Citicorps and Chase Manhattans of the banking world, MNB will handle the worldwide transactions of Litim-pex and train its staff in modern banking techniques.

The agreement, upgraded in May,

is one of the first necessary steps to achieve economic independence from the Soviet Union, Dedinas said, because the Soviet ruble is essential-ly worthless and deals going through Moscow take months to clear.

"Even though the Llthuanlans-de^ clared themselves independent, if they cannot stand independent eco-nomically, then it's just so much bra-vado." Dedinas said. Dedinas lives in West Bloomfield with her husband Saul and children Kristina and To-

IN THE LAST five years, starting from scratch, Dedinas has also built the Southfield office of KASA into a 1.600-member branch with assets of $5.5 million. There are .some 50,000 Lithuanians in the area.

Dedinas was born in 1947 in a dis-placed persons camp in Germany. Her parents had fled Lithuania, where they faced confiscation of family businesses and resettlement or imprisonment by the Soviets.

The family emigrated to the Unit-ed States in 1948. living In Fargo. N.D , and Brooks, Minn., before join-ing relatives in Detroit.

It was while attending a wedding that Dedinas was recommended by wedding guests-to KASA directors to set up the Michigan branch. She was working at a Rochester. NJf.^jtdver-Using f i rma t the time

Although she had little accounting experience, she was confident in her marketing and advertising skills and convinced the directors she was right for the job at a formal inter-view.

One early decision proved right on target. Dedinas placed the credit union office on Nine Mile, just down the street from Divine Providence Church, a religious and cultural cen-ter for suburban Detroit Lithuani-

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with us in Lithuanian." The Southfield staff includes loan

officer Irene Vizgirda, customer ser-vice representatives Valentina Buh>-ta. teller Daiva Memenas and Vida Zambo. who handles Visa credit cards and CDs.

loans and five-year, fixed-rate home equity loans.

BUT ONE OF its most important services is providing a banking envi-ronment for those not fluent in Eng-lish.

"Older Lithuanians look—more

A chance meeting also led 10 the banking agreement between Litim-pex and Manufacturer's.

- At an economic and trade confer-ence in Florida in 1989, Dedinas met Roumaidus Visokavicius, the future president of Litimpex, and the

sponsored by KASA and the Michi-gan Credit Union League

Saul Anuzis, an aide to state Sen Richard Posthumus. R-Alto. and Dedinas ' brother, helped the Lithuanian bankers get together with Manufacturers' international department during their stay The

toward the comfort of doing business in Lithuanian," Dedinas said. "We're all bilingual. New Lithuanians com-ing in and living here — they also have a languange barrier and like the idea that they can do business

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Dedinas invited the Lithuanians to Michigan to study American finan-cial techniques. The six-week visit by Lithuanian banking officials was

meetings le<f to the corresponding bank and training agreements

The deal indicates the soundness of Michigan banking, according to Ann Arbor banking consultant Justin Moran

•The I ifhnanians were looking for a large bank with a good internation-al department that stood up to very conservative financial standards Manufacturers fit that bill, and none of the New York banks did.'" Moran said.

Insurance companies come under eye of rating services By Sid Mittra special writer

This is the second in a series regarding the state of health of the tnsurance industry. -

Amid the worry and confusion surrounding the insurance industry, you can safeguard your asse ts by relying on those knowledgeable in the field and doing a little homework on your own

As Joseph Belth, Indiana University professor , puts it, "The idea that an individual p lanner can do tbe analysis (of the insurance industry) on his own is quite simply ridiculous."

So the next best thing is to rely on the opinions of these rating serv ices A.M. Best, Duff 4 Phelps, Moody's Investor Services and Standard & Poor ' s For details on ra t ing companies , consult Strang-e r ' s Investment Advisor. Ju ly 1991.

Here's a brief descr ipt ion of the services o f fe red by the ra t ing compan ie s

e A M BEST In exis tence the longest t ime, Best ra tes 1,379 (of 2,300) insurance companies on a nine-level scale ranging f rom A + down to C-Best also has 10 " r a t i n g s not assigned class i f ica-tions," meaning the insurance company doesn't mAm t w i t ' s mirr tmdm size or the min imum finan-

cial requ i rements Best o f fe r s a wide r a n g e of services, including a

number of publ icat ions For more informat ion, contact A M Best C o , Am best Road. Old wick N.J. 08858 Phone 908 439-2200

e STANDARD 4 POOR'S SAP has been ra t ing

f inancial s t rengths and c red i t qual i ty for more than 50 years. It ra tes 480 c o m p a n i e s In April, S&P introduced "quality solvency ra t ings ," which a r e based on the stat is t ics ob ta ined f r o m the Na-tional Association of Insurance Commiss ioners (NAfC).

S&P of fe r s several publ icat ions , including SAP's Insurance Book, Select Repor t s and S&P's Insurer Rat ings List. For m o r e informat ion , wr i te SAP's Insurance Ratings. 25 Broadway, New York, N Y 10004 or call 212-208-1524.

e D U F F & P H E L P S Repor t ing since 1986, Duff k Phelps has c la ims-paying abil i ty ra t ings on 61 companies But the c o m p a n y c la ims that within 18 months it will be r a t ing 90 percent of m a j o r U.S. insurance comanies

You can obtain the r a t ings f r o m the Claims Paying Ability Rating Service or the quar te r ly is-sues of the company ' s Insurance Company Claims Paying Ability Rat ing Guide F o r m o r e informa-tion, contact Duff & Phelps Credi t Rat ing Co., 55 E Monroe Street , Chicago, 111 60603 or call 312-263-2610

e MOODY'S INVESTOR SERVICES Evaluat -ing life insurance companies s ince the 1970s, Moo-dy's ra tes 72 companies The c o m p a n y r e fe r s to the rat ings as "f inancial s t r eng th ra t ings

clarification Our Aug. 29 i*s»e reported on the problems of life

insurance companies, aeveral of which had gone bank-rupt. However, Equitable Life Assurance Society never declared bankruptcy nor was it ever declared bankrupt The article reported that the company ii doing OK

Moody's o f f e r s a variety of publicat ions, includ-mg an Insurance Credit Repor t Service For fur-ther information, contact Moody's Investor Ser-vices. 99 Church Street. New York , N Y 10007 or call 212-553-0300 ^

Neit u>eek. the series concludes t i l th on ar -ticle dealing with i n s u r a n c e indust ry offer-ings

Sid M i t t r a is professor of finance at Oak-land University and oumer of Coordinated Fi-nancial Planning If you u n s h to know the rat-ings of p o u r t n s u r a n c e company by the com-pantes mentioned t n this o r t t r t e or ttxmM like to knou• if the type of plan you haw l ends t t-self to a transfer or d i v e r s i f i c a t i o n , mail a copy (not an original) of your policy uith a self-addrAsed, stamped eni>eiope a n d d a y -t i m e p h o n e n u m b e r to O r Sid Mittra, 3250 W Big Beaver, Suite 540. Troy 49094.

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Suburban Life Ju l ie Brown edi tor/459-2700

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exhibit has lots of class

In those days, schools had coal-burning stoves and no Indoor plumbing, Stewart said. Typically children of different ages were in the same classroom, and older stu-dents tutored tbe younger ones.

The school year in'the past was shorter because children needed to work on family farms. "School was

ICHOOL DAYS these days don't bear much resem-blance to those of 100 years

L__ __ In the day* of the boe-robm

rhoolhouse, children wrote on - slates rather

ent ages were same classroom by one teacher

Those school days are highlight-ed in a new exhibit at the Plymouth Historical 'Museum. "The Ameri-can Country School: A Nostalgic Remembering" opened last week and will continue through Nov. 24.

Tbe exhibit is tied into the open-ing of the renovated Geer School in Super ior Township. Museum staffers and volunteers also want-ed, to have the exhibit done la time for the Plymouth Fall Festival.

PHOTOS AND artifacts in the exhibit tell the story of the commu-nity's educational history

"No computers on exhibit, no," said Beth Stewart, museum direc-tor. "We didn't get quite that far ."

Most items a r e ' f r o m the late I9tb century on up to the mid-2Oth

-century, Tbe museum's main lobby area is set up to resemble a one-room scboolhouse of 1M0 or

. thereabouts.

of P t y m -

i Township resident. Other differences are evident a s

well. Photos f rom the late 19th and early 20th centuries show that schoolchildren, of that era dressed up more so than is true today. Tbe teacher was usually a young un-married woman who would board with a local family.

"She certainly couldn't live by herself," Stewart said. Such an ar-rangement wouldn't have been con-sidered proper, and the pay those

T h t e b t t k e t t m f f uni form w m w o r n in 1 9 1 8 - 1 9 o r t h e r e a b o u t s .

teachers received would have made living independently diffi-c u l t

SOME EXHIBIT items have

I t ' s b a c k t o s c h o o l t ime a t t h e P l y m o u t h His-to r i ca l M u s e u m , a c c o r d i n g t o m u s e u m di -

r e c t o r B a t h S t e w a r t . " T h a A m e r i c a n C o u n t r y GAKAAI" AwklkU — ~ a » a-o c n o o i -exniou o p t n w i m i w f e f .

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been borrowed from the Canton Historical, Society. -Members of that group have been involved th renovating -one-room schoolhooses in Canton.

"They've done such a good job with Cherry Hill School and then they're in the process of restoring Sheldon School." Stew art said.

Canton Historical Society mem-bers are researching the history of local schoolhooses and plan to pub-lish a book.

School books, ink wells, desks, oil lamps, fountain pens and other items are featured in the exhibit at ' the museum, 155 S. Main, a t

in downtown Plymouth. Some items are from the museum's collection while others have been

the past are featured as welL Those students evidently earned good grades and didn't mind pass-ing along their childhood report cards for the museum's archives. .. "I love tbe handwriting," Stew-art said. Penmanship was empha-sized in those days, and many stu-dents had beautiful handwriting.

Often, students in the past had to walk a distance to school, although not necessarily the fabled five miles through a blizzard uphill each way.

"I would say quite a ways just from looking tbe maps. Plym-outh was quite spread o u t " By the turn of the century, more schools had been open, particularly in town, and students didn't

Staff photo* by Sherrie Buzby

areas; Geer School, for instance, remained open until 1M2.

STUDENTS OF the past didn't have much time for socializing away from school. " H u t ' s where you got to see your friends," Stew-art said.

Some members of the Plymouth Historical Society recall their own school days or those of their, par-ents whin seeing the exhibit Ex-hibit organizers plan to have chil-dren from local schools visit to see

Diplomas and .report cards f rom schools, continued-to serve-outlying turn to Papa 2

Time at work flies by for student journalist

By Julie Brown staff-writer

Minal Hajratwala's summer in New York City wasn't limited to see-ing Broadway plays and visiting tourist attractions.

Hajratwala, 20, did1' do those things, but also spent two months working as an editorial intern at Time magazine She's a senior at Stanford University and will gradu-ate in December with a bachelor of arts degree in communication.

"I really liked New York and the internship was obviously a good ex-perience," said Hajratwala. a 19M Plymouth Canton High School gradu-ate

She was in New York City June 10 through Aug. 10 Time has an intern-ship program with about 40 colleges and universities, and Hajratwala was nominated and chosen through that program.

She worked on the "back of the book," which includes the maga-zine's science, society and culture sections. Hajratwala, the daughter of Dr. Bhupendra and Bhanu Hajratwala of Plymouth Township, worked in the society section, report-ing on such areas as law, education.

religion, the press and food.

SHE WORKED on one food story on Miami's cuisine. Hajratwala earned three bylines in Time this summer for stories on tbe growth of Protestant superchurches, news-room plagiarism and the resignation of Stanford University president Donald Kennedy.

She did her reporting by telephone rather than traveling around the country Hajratwala, who was man-aging editor of The CEP Perspective her senior year of high school and has worked at The Community Crier, didn't find the pace difficult to han-dle

She's worked on The Stanford Dai-ly, the student newspaper at the uni-versity near Palo Alto, Calif. At Time, Hajratwala would often only work on one or two stories at a time Work, however, was more thorough than what she'd done previously and

T h e weekly newsmagazine has high standards for accuracy

She found most people returned her telephone calls "A pretty good response There are still people who don't call you back "

Hajratwala, a former Canton resi-dent, found that Stanford University

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Minal H a j r a t w a l a e n j o y e d h e r s u m m e r i n t e r n s h i p a t T ime m a g -a z i n e in Maw York City. S h e ' s a s e n i o r a t S t a n f o r d Univers i ty

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trustees were quicker to return calls than had been the case when she was working for the student newspaper

"I really enjoyed everything I did," she said. "You learn different things from every article."

IT'S UNLIKELY she'll return to Time following her graduation in December Typically, staffers have at least five years of daily newspa-per experience, she said.

Instead, Hajratwala hopes to get a couple of good internships for the spring and summer of 1992 "and then see where we go from there." She's considering becoming a copy editor and is flexible about moving to any part of the country to work on a daily newspaper

Hajratwala recently returned from the annual convention of the Asian American Journalists Associa-tion in Seattle, Wash. She worked on the daily convention newspaper and attended a job fair

Hajratwala and other student in-terns from Time were in a photo printed with the publisher's note in the Aug 12 edition of the magazine Hajratwala was quoted in that note as well.

"1 think those issues probably sold oOt in Plymouth." she said with a smile. *

Her family was proud that she was chosen for such a competitive p rogram Haj ra twala ' s pa ren t s came to visit at the end of the sum-mer They wfent to see "Cats" and did (hf' usu3] tourlst-tyf)^ things

"People are very supportive," said Hajratwala, who has a brother, Nay-an. 18, a freshman at Cornell Uni-versity in Ithaca. N Y One of her professors at Stanford had worked at Time and helped to steer Hajratwala to the internship program

Other students at Stanford were pleased Hajratwala was chosen She made friends this summer among other student interns at Time Warner $ '

She wasn't particularly apprehen-sive about living and working on Manhattan Many people were oat on New York's streets and she was nev er m a completely isolated area

"Obviously, you have to keep your eyes open." said Hajratwala, who didn't ride New York's subways at night

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clubs In action • 8 P W B I N G O

Tbe Plymouth Business and Pro-fessional Women will sponsor bingo 6:30-10 p j n . Thursday, S e p t 5, in The Gathering, across f r o m Kellogg Park in downtown Plymouth. The annual event is held in conjunction with the Plymouth Fall Fest ival . Proceeds will be used for the club's scholarship program Cash prizes will be given away. Fo r m o r e Infor-mation, call 476-M55.

• C H I L D B I R T H C L A S S Tbe Plymouth Childbirth Educa-

tion Association will of fer a seven-week series on prepared childbirth beginning 7 p.m. Thursday, Sept 5, at the Arbor Health Building, 990 W. Ann Arbor Trail, Plymouth. Classes will last two hours. For more infor-mation, call 459-7477.

• BOOK SALE The Plymouth branch, American

Association of University Women, will sell used books during the P lym-outh Fall Festival Thursday through Sunday, Sept. "5-8. AAUW member s will have a festival booth and will sell paperbacks priced a t 50 cents per inch (according to tbe thickness of the book). Selections will include fiction, "mysteries, science fiction. Westerns and books for teenagers .

Proceeds will be used for scholar-ships for students at the University of Michigan, Michigan State Univer-sity, Schoolcraft College, Madonna University, Washtenaw Community College and the Plymouth-Canton adult education p r o g r a m

• W E S T S I D E D A N C E Wests!de Singles will hold a

dance/par ty 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. Fr iday, Sep t ft, at Roma's of Uvonia , on Schoolcraft west of Inkster Road. The dance /pa r ty is for singles age 21

and older. Dressy a t t i r e should be worn (no jeans). There will be snacks and a budget bar. F o r j n o r e informa-Uon, call the hot line, 5M-31M

• G A R D E N E R S ' S A L E A fall gardeners ' sa le will be 9

a m to 4:30 p.m. Sa turday , Sep t 7, a t the Matthaei Botanical Gardens, 1800 N. Dixboro, Ann Arbor. Fea-tured t a n a will Include specimen trees and shrubs, hardy chrysan-themums, bulbs f r o m Holland and orchids for in-home cultivation. Sale organizers will give complimentary seedlings to tbe f i rs t 100 adult pa-trons. The sale is sponsored by tbe Friends of tbe Mat thaei Botanical Gardens. For more information, call 908-7061.

• A R T S H O W The Three Cities Art Club will

hold an a r t s t e m during the annual Plymouth Fall Fes t iva l in downtown Plymouth. Show h o u r s ' w i l l be 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Sep t 7, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Sept. 8. Oils, watercolors and mixed media will be featured. Several members will participate in painting demonstra-tions. The public m a y attend the show. For more information, call club president—James—DeArmond, 459-2082.

• S A T U R D A Y N I G H T Saturday Night Singles/Westside

will bold a dance /pa r ty 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday, S e p t 7, a t Roma's of Livonia, on Schoolcraft west of Ink-ster Road. The d a n c e / p a r t y is for singles ages 21 and-fllder. Dressy at-t i re should be worn (no Jeans). There will be snacks and a budget bar. Ad-mission i>rice is $4 for men, | 1 for women. Few more information, call the hot line, 277-4242.

Local craftsman to teach classes

Phillip Hawk, a local saddler and shoemaker, will teach classes this fall. -

Hawk, who has a shop in P lym-outh's Old Village, will teach a hand-s t i t c h i n g c r a f t s m a n s h i p c l a s s through Schoolcraft College- The course Is being offered as pa r t of the community college's equine a r t s and science program

Tbe class^will meet 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays for i r w e e k s and t s sched-uled to begin Saturday, Sep t 21. Stu-dents will learn techniques to c rea te almost every stitch used to m a k e

professional quality leather prod-ucts.

For informaUon on Continuing Ed-ucation Services c lasses a t School-c ra f t College, call 462-4448. Advance registration is required. The college is .at 18600 Hagger ty , between Six Mile and Seven Mile in Livonia.

Hawk, a Redford resident, will also teach a class on belt-making a t his shop, 110 E. Liber ty in Plym-outh's Old Village. Those sessions will be 2:30-4:30 p.m. eight Satur-days, beginning S e p t 7. F o r informa-tion, call 455-4295.

new voices Scott and Michelle Staber of Can-

ton announce tbe birth of a son. Alec Christopher, Aug. 22 a t St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor. Grandparents are Carl and Lexy Staber of Wayne and Don and Mil-dred PelUer of Portage, Mich.

Charles and Debra Campbell of Stockbridge, Mich., former ly of

Plymouth, announce the birth of a daughter, Leah Simone Campbell, Aug. 16 at S t Joseph M e r c y Hospital in Ann Arbor. Grandparen t s a re Kenneth and Mary Dowden of Hunt-ington, Ind., and Charles and Char-lotte Campbell of Huntington. Great-grandparents are Qa Campbell , Mar-ie Selle and Bernice Brewer , all of Huntington. Leah Simone has a sis-ter, Vanessa, 11.

• P A R E N T S W I T H O U T P A R T N E R S

Livonia-Redford Chapter No. 130, Parents Without Par tners , will bold its 'Harvest Moon" dance 9 p.m. to 1 a m Saturday, S e p t 1, a t Mama Mia's, 2*770 Plymouth Road, Uvo-nia. The public may attend. For more information, call 464-1969. The chapter meets the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at Mama Mia's in Uvonia . AcUviUes designed for families and children are offered by Paren ts Without Partners .

• B E T H A N Y D A N C E Bethany West will have a dance 9

p.m. Saturday, Sep t 7, in the gym at St. Rober t Bellarmine, West Chicago and Inkster Road In Redford. P r i c e is $6. Organizers a re encouraging those who attend to wear Western at t i re (jeans acceptable), although that isn't mandatory . Bethany West is a Catholic organizaUon for di-vorced and separated people. Tbe dance is for singles over age 21. Mu-sic will be varied. For more infor-maUon, call 729-8515 o r 255-3620 af-ter 5 p.m.

• S I N G L E P R O F E S S I O N A L S A The Single Professionals will mee t

10 a m. Sunday, S e p t 8, fo r a bike/ walk event at Kensington Metro-park. Par t ic ipants should mee t a t the east boat launch parking lot. Members mee t 6:45 p m . Tuesdays for wallyball at Racquetball F a r m -ington, 34200 Nine Mile, west of Farmington Road in Farmington. The social group is for singles age 25 and older. For more information, call 47&-9181.

• G A R D E N E R A L E R T Members of the Plymouth Trail-

wood Garden Club have invited all gardeners to bring their prize bloom or their largest vegetable to place on display at the exhibit tent Sunday, Sept. 8. during the Plymouth Fall FesUval. Entries will be accepted 9 a.m. to noon. There will be junior and adult groupings in all flower and vegetable categories, and ribbons will be awarded. Master gardeners will choose the winners.

• T R A I L T O U R A "What the Nose Knows" trail

tour will be 2 p.m. Sunday. Sept. 8, a t the Matthaei Botanical Gardens, 1800 N. Dixboro, Ann Arbor. Do-cents, volunteer guides at the gar-dens, will conduct the tour of the herb garden and trai ls area . Part ici-pants should register in tbe lobby and meet docents on tbe steps. Tbe tour will take place rain or shine. Sturdy footwear (no sandals) should be worn. For more informaUon, caU ' 998-7061.

• S I X T Y - P L U S The Sixty-Plus Club will mee t

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Those attending should bring their own table service and a dish to pass. G u b meetings are the first Monday of each month at the First United Methodist Church of Plymouth.

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• B I R T H C L A S S E S The Plymouth Childbirth Educa-

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• S E N I O R F E S T Tbe annual "SeniorFest 91" will

be 11:50 a .m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday. Sept. 11. in Hines Park, Hines Drive at Riverside Drive in Plymouth. The New Generation Dance Group f r o m Schoolcraft College will perform. Free r e f re shment s will be served. For reservat ions or more informa-tion, call 45S-M17 or 4M-12S4 B i t . 236. There will be no regular Mon-day. Sept. 9, Council on Aging meet-ing

• A U D I T I O N S F O R P L A Y The Plymouth Thea t re Guild will

hold auditions for the play "Steel Magnolias" 7 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 11-12, at the Water Tower Theater , on tbe campus of Northville Regional Hospital, 41001 W. Seven Mile, between Haggerty and Northville roads in Northville Township Tbe cast consists of six female roles (ages 20 to 60-plus).

Pe r fo rmance dates for "Steel Magnolias," the f irst production of the 45th PTG season, will be Oct. 25-27, Nov. 1-3 and 8-9. Help is also needed behind tbe scenes. For more information, call 349-7110.

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Northvilie's third annual Victorian Festival will be Fr iday through Sun-day, Sept. 13-15. The event, spon-sored by the Northville Community Chamber of Commerce, will begin with a pa rade Fr iday evening. Activ-ities and events will continue all day Saturday and Sunday. Tbe Northville Arts Commission will sponsor an a r t show featur ing the work of more than 5G artists:

Other activit ies will include: horse and ca r r iage rides; trolley rides; sto-rytelling; medicine man shows; per-formances by strolling musicians; old-fashioned games; and others. Historic Mill Race Village will be open for tours. For more informa-tion, call 349-7640.

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the items. Youngsters are still get-ting settled into-the new school year, but many will visif in October and November.

"So they will get to see a lot of tbe things before they ' re taken down," Stewart said. She imagines those students will notice how dif-ferent school days of the past were

The museum's next exhibit will be on World War n and is tied into tbe 50th anniversary of the Japa-nese bombing of Pear l Harbor.

"The American Country School" exhibit has some surprises. Orga-nized sports for girls and young women, for Instance, aren ' t new One mannequin in the exhibit wears a girl's basketball team-uni-fo rm f r o m 1916-19 or thereabouts

"That was probably about tbe f irs t ," S tewar t said. Sports teams for girls began in that era, focusing on such activities as volleyball and basketball . Fewer a rea residents were working on f a rms by that t ime, and even housework had be-

come less demanding. "You see things like this s tar t ing

to come about." People were be-ginning to understand the Impor-tance of physical education and ac-tivity, she said.

The Plymouth Historical Muse-um utU have extended Plym-outh Fall Festival hours — noon to 6 p.m. S a t u r d a y . Sept. 7, noon to 5 p .m S u n d a y , Sep t . 8. Craft exhibitors will be featured in-s ide the museum. Antique and collectible vmtage automobiles and fire engines t2>SU be dis-played outdoors. In preparation for the upcoming World War II exhibit, a questionnaire for visi-tors to fill out on t h e i r recollec-tions of that era will be aixxil-able

Regular museum hours are 1-4 p.m. Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, 2S p.m Sunday Admiss ion price is 31-50- for adults, 50 cents for s t u d e n t s ages $-17. free for children un-der age 5. Family rate is 34 For more information, call 455-8940

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Collectors revved up about Camaros By Larry O'Connor staff writer

engagements Homick-Wright

Joseph and Barbara Homick of Plymouth announce the engagement of their daughter. Kelly Reyne, to Douglas Wayne Wright, son of Don-ald and Margaret Wright of Trav-erse City, Mich. __

The bride-elect, a former Livonia resident, lives in New York. She is a g radua te of Stevenson High School and Fer r i s State University and is employed at St. Joseph Hospital in E3mira, N Y.

Her fiance, who- also lives in New York, is a graduate of Traverse City High School and of Michigan State University, where be earned his bachelor 's and master ' s degrees. He earned a doctorate f rom the Univer-sity of Arkansas and is employed a t Cornell University in Ithaca, N.Y.

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SOMETIMES CAMARO OWN-ERS find themselves profess-ing their love of the sports car in some of tbe most pecu-

liar places In Grace Kirk's case, the testa-

ment came before the Redford Township Zoning Board of Appeals, where she was a t t empt ing to get an eitensioo approved for the family garage. She and her husband, Rich-ard, only own four Camaros .

"The guy on the board asked, "Why a Camaro?" I looked at him ex- -asperated and said, 'What 'o ther car is there?"" recalled the 47-year-old Redford resident. "He said, 'Give her a var iance . ' "

Actually, Camarq enthusiasts pre-fer to express their sentiments in more conventional settings.

Well, for instance, places such as theCamarO Club of Michigan, which meets twice a month a t Les Stanford Chevrolet in Dearborn. Or they like traveling the circuit to shows such as

- t h e 12th annual C a m a r o Street Na-tionals Aug 17-18 at the General Motors Tech Center in Warren.

Some 200 regis trants , represent-ing 23 clubs, turned up at the event recently, including contingents f rom as far away as Sweden and Den-mark. to show off their shir%' Camaros.

This year, the event was a little more special since the Camaro is marking its 25th anniversary, debut-ing in 1967 as a compet i tor to the popular Ford Mustang.

THE CAMARO was initially viewed as something of a sports car for the working man . said Vic Brant of Garden City, president of the Camaro Club of Michigan.

"It just came on by s torm," said Brant, 44. a tool designer for Cadil-lac and an owner of a blue 1967

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Camar r Rally Sport- "In t e rms of styling, there was nothing like it."

Through the years, the Camaro has undergone severa l s ty l ing changes

Keith Young of Livonia owns a pair of them, a silver 1978 Z-28 and a red '81 Berlinetta, and he believes the var iances even within the same class year fu r the r enhance their ori-ginality.

Some are convertibles, some a re hardtops Some car ry 427 engines, some 327 Other tfuogs such as wheel design, color tones and interiors set Camaros apa r t f rom one another

SEVERAL MODELS of the auto-mobile were on display at the Camaro Street Nationals, including the 31st one to roll off the assembly line in 1967

Bruce Wheeler's '67 red converti-ble completely restored model was made during the first hour of pro-duction The Glen Ellyn, 111., resident has the paperwork to prove it. he said.

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THE COUPLE has a red 1991 Z-28. a black 1978 LT and a white 1971 Super Sport, and Richard is busy res-toring a 1967 convertible. Tbe grand-father of f ive es t imates the process of converting the machine into a purple Super Sport Rally Sport will run $8,000 to 310,000.

"We don't smoke or drink." said Kirk, who works as a tool maker with General Motors Power Train, "so we save money there."

Kirk finds the hobby personally relaxing r a the r than financially tax-ing Working in the garage for two or three hours helps relieve stress, be said.

FOR MANY Camaro buffs, like Jeannie Driscoll of Canton Town-ship. the ca r s of fer a chance to re-coup a bit of the past.

"When I_was 16, my dad owned a junk yard He put together a 67 Carparo for m e and I kept it unUl I got mar r ied and we needed money to buy a house so I sold it," Driscoll said. "I a lways wanted another one."

Driscoll owns a red 1987 Camaro Super Sport, which has been com-pletely restored f rom the ground up Even the 6-cylinder engine was re-placed by a V-6 to give its street ma-chine look validity

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Already, the dashing auto has racked up nine first places in the Grea t Central Division of the Inter-nat ional Show Car Association (ISCA) circuit. Her husband. Terry, just bought a blue '69 Rally Sport C a m a r o

Both travel throughout the Mid-west, competing but also making a lot of friends along the way •

AT THE Camaro Street Nationals, owners of the sports car competed in such classe? as stock-unrestored, stock-restored, street, modified, pro s treet , race car and show class divi-sions.

The show is the largest in the Mid-west, bringing in people f rom all across the country

Such events allow Camaro devo-tees to show off their ca r s -share some informaUon and renew ac-quaintances '

"I t ' s like being at a big family re-union,"' said Brant of the Camaro Club of Michigan, "except nobody is related "

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Sep tember 8 th " D o e r s o r H e a r e r s " Pastor Nelson preaching

10:45 AW Church School tor ati ages

Slatted Nursery Be. tMENMor

Children A Youth Program* r Mart E Soman Mrs D m ITS linn

to- Orector <* Mumc

c 7 7 / s y / G / t t r r c / t

Covenant Sunday 45000 aOHTM TEWBTORIAL ROAO PLYMOUTH. MICHIGAN 48170

455-2300

Pntcx Paul F WThu CJwyl Kaye Uuttc Director

6:40 A|-M Sunday School Breakfast 11-00 A.M. Morning Worship

"Rejoice" " V Rev. Paul F. White _ J 6:30 P.M. Evening Worship

_ "1, Jonah" Pastoi Paul

ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN MISSOURI SYNOD

High & Elm Streets, NorthvWe T. Lutoeck, Paslcx

Kinne. Associate Pastoi Church 34S-3140 - School M M I M

Sunday Woraftp 8 30 4 11:00 AM Sunday School 9:45 AM.

MO&AMU-TABOft UJTMEfUN CHURCH I SCKOOl 9600 Lawn* • So FtotflorO • 937-2424

Qlann Koppar Lawrence WWJo

WORSHIP WITH US Sundays 8:30 & 11:00 A M Monday Evening 7 00 P.M

i Sonui soaci « i a » n » am Cmaan Saftool Pr»-Scf*x*«m Grsds

Mrs Pal Sadler 937-2233

ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN Church & School 5S85 Venoy i n N DlFlMIM.m«feM «3Sa»o

Divine Worship 8 A 10:45 AM. Bible Ctass A SS 9:15 A M . _

Monday Evening Service 7:30 P-M-ftalpn Fleeter. Pastor

Gary D MaadapoM. AaeocUM Pastor

EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH

IN AMERICA

GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH MISSOURI SYNOD

25630 GRAND RIVER at BEECH DALY 532 2266 ' REOfORD TWP

Worship Service 9:15 & 11:00 A.M. Sunday School 9:15 & 11:00 A M Nursery Provided

Rev. Victor F. Halboth, Pastor Rev. Timothy Hal both, Assoc. Pastor

LUTHERAN CHURCH WISCONSIN SYNOD

(Li P M M I T E J W I

CHURCH Farmington Road and Six Ml|a

422*1150 SUNDAY SERVICE BROADCAST

9:30 A M W M U Z - F M 103.5 __

SUNDAY September ft, 1M1 8:00, 9:15, 10:45 a m- and 12:05 p.m.

Worship and Sunday School 8.-00 a.m.

Message by Rev. Ludgaro Morals 9:15, 10:45 a.m.

-THE STORY Of THE TWO WIDOWS" Dr Baittett L Hess

12:05 p.m."DEALING WITH THE DEVIL" Rev. John Cnmrrons

7:00 p.m. SUMMER MISSIONS REVIEW

Presented by tha Youth Department MESSAGE: Rev. Paul Hansen

Continuous Shuttle Bus service eacti Sunday Iron Stevenson Nigh School from 7:30 a * , to 1:30 pJB

Wednesday - 7:00 pjn. """ SCHOOL OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION

{Activities lor AH Ages)

Huf—y Prtnrded af AM SfvKM

APOSTOLIC LUTHERAN CHURCH

G R A C E B A P T I S T C H U R C H

W e l c o m e s Y o u f

KENNETH 0. GRIEF PA3T0B -

"AW IMnFPPKJnPMT -r- - -n r f i r t i / C r C r f t f u f f 1

BAPTIST CHURCH"

S C H E D U L E O F S E R V I C E S 4 2 5 - 6 2 1 5 o r 4 2 5 - 1 1 1 6

SUNDAY SCHOOL SUN. 10:00 A M MORNING WORSHIP....!. —SUN. 11:00 AM. EVENING WORSHIP SUN. 6:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY BIBLE STUDY WED. 7:00 P.M.

28440 LYNDON, UVONIA, Ml

NON-DENOMINATIONAL

T U N I T Y o f UVONIA PubMhar ate*' OMr Word

. Sunday* 930411 00 AM Sal.. I n . S3C PM. Unque SmgMs PoUuc* - -OMng In to * r»

Sul . SS. 1100 AM. Spiritual Potpourri aMfi

s a & f m vtrnnmi MWKT«11IMaM«lt4pa OS ear, M Monam, 730 pm

aa» T 50 tM 0*en Fonar, a m M a • Hon

421-1780 261-2440

28660 Five Mile Rd OW A Positive Thdugr*

NORTHWEST BAPTIST CHURCH 23845 lAOdteOe* 1 vt BS» S ol 10 MM - 474-3303

Sunday School 9:45 AM. Morning Worship 11:00 AM. Evening Worship 7:00 P.M.

Wednesday Service 7:00 P.M. Nursery Provided

Rev Richard L Kan. Pastor

CUuAcJ*. 32940 Schdotcraft • Uvonia

S B C &ble Study toe all ages 9:45 A.M. Sundays Sunday Worship 11 00 AM & 6 00 P M

Pastor GiiOefl Sanders Pti.D

ST. MICHAEL LUTHERAN CHURCH

W o r s h i p Service 8:00, 9 :30 A 11:00 A.M.

Sa turday Service 5:30 p.m.

Jerry Yarnell, Sr Pastor

- ?«»*.-S*eWon~CarT»H Twp -4S9-993ir -Oust South ol Warren Rd |

UNITED CHURCH" OF CHRIST

Salem United Cburcb of Christ 33424 Oakland Ave • Farmington 48335

(313) 474-6880 _ Churcft School tor it ages - 9 .30 AM

Owe *<*»» M Wontap E S o r e n w n i i i — —

CMS c— Bam*-free Sanctuary

Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Churches

WISCONSIN LUTHERAN RADIO HOUR

WCAR 1090 SUNDAY 10:30 A. VI

In Livonia St, Paul Ev. Lutheran Church

17810 Farmington Road Pastors Carl Pagel & James Holt

a 261-1360

W O R S H I P S E R V I C E S Sunday 8:30 & 10 A.M.

Monday 7:00 P.M.

In Plymouth

1343 Penniman Ave • 453-3393 Pastors Mark Freier & Daniel He!wig

Worship Services 8:00 & 10:30 A.M.

Sunday School & Bible Class 9:15 A M

In Redford Township Lola P a r k Ev. Lu theran C h u r c h

14750 Kinloch Pastor Edward Zefl • 532-8655

Worship Services

- 8:30 6 11:00 A.M. Sunday School 9 :45 A M .

F I R S T A P O S T O L I C

L U T H E R A N C H U R C H 26325 Halstead Road at 11 Mile

- — F a r m i n g t o n HIIIS, Mlcftjflaii Services Every Sunday at 10 30 A M. Also,ftst A 3rd Sunday at 7:00 P.M.-

Sunday School - 9:15 A.M. Bible Class - Tuesday 7:30 P.M.

Song Services - Last Sunday Ot Month 7 00 P.M.

T R I N I T Y P R E S B Y T E R I A N C H U R C H

10101 W. Ann Arbor Rd., Plymouth a! Gotttredson & Ann Arbor Rd

Worship Services 8:30 A.M. and 11:00 A.M.

SUNDAY SCHOOL FOR ALL AGES 9:30 A.M.

Dr Wm C. Moore Pastor Rev Wm Branham - Associate Pastor

Nursery Provided U Phone 459-9550

UNITED METHODIST

PRESBYTERIAN ( U . S . A . )

R o s e d a l e G a r d e n s P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h , ( U . S . A . )

, . . . H u b b a r d at W, C h i c a g o • Livonia • 422 -0494 S e p t e m b e r 8

JL 1 0 : 3 0 A.M. W o r s h i p S e r v i c e a n d S u n d a y S c h o o l

" N o Pr i ce Is T o o H i g h " Rally Day

Rev, Richard I. Peters

Nursery Care Available

VILLAGE PRESBYTERIAN C H U R C H 25350 West Si* Mile Redford • 534-7730

Paul S. Bousquette, Pastor

W o r s h i p S u n d a y - 1 0 : 0 0 A . M .

*

• Nursery ProviOeti • Whettcnau Accesst&e '

ST. M A T T H E W S UNITED M E T H O D I S T

30900 So Mile Rd (Bat Mam mar a MiddtaOaO) Chock Sonquiat Paslor • Kaamay KlrMjy Assoc

10:00 A M Worship & Church School 11:15 A M Adult Study Classes

Nursery Provided • 422-6038

EPISCOPAL

ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH

16360 Hubbard Read Uvonia, Michigan 481S4

421-8451

Mon -Fn 9:30 A M Holy Eucharist Wednesday 6:00 P.M. Dinner A CI Saturday 5:00 P.M. Hoiy Euchahst

-t Sunday 7:45 & 10 A M Holy Eucharist t W Atit Ctwistiaii Education tor a* ages Sunday Morning - Nursery Care Available

.The Rev. Robert Ciapp, Rector Etery knee e/ieU bout end every tongue confess thet Jeeue Christ Is Lord

Phil 2:11

E P I S C O P A L C H U R C H o f t h e H O L Y S R I H I T

58? 021 1

CHURCHES OF THE NAZARENE

PLYMOUTH CHURCH

OF THE NAZARENE

4 5 8 0 1 W . Ann Arbor Road P l y m o u l h , M i c h i g a n 481 70

( 3 1 3 ) 4 5 3 - 1 5 2 5 Sunday School * 9:45 AM

Sunday Worship - 1100 A.M 4 b f » P M Iu« Ladies Bible Study 9 10 AM

W«t. family Sight 7:00 P.M. r wortTBarnin Senior Paww Raben Kring Mir»sler ol Youlti James Idlbon Minuet oi Mm loa '*vV» - DUeclor at Da* Care

New Hon/oris for Childrm Day Care;

455-31%

CHERRY MILL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH"' Rev. Randy Wtiitcomb

8:30 AM. and 1100 A M Morning Worship 9:30 A M . - Sunday School

321 Ridge Road Just South oi Cherry Hill In Canton

N A R D H V P A R K K J H I T E D M E T H O D I S T C H U R C H

29687 West Eleven Mile Road Just West of Middlebefl

478-8860 Farmington Hills

Worship A Church School 9:15 4 11:00 A M

September 8th ul Have Decided To Follow Jesus"

Dr. Ritter preaching

Dr Wrtbam Rmer Rev David B ParmWnan Rav RoOart Bough Rev William Frayar

ST. TIMOTHY CHURCH

*16700 Newburgh Road

. ' Uvonia • 484-8844 Sunday School »:30 A M All Agaa

Worship 11:00 A.M. "Just Do «•"

Rev Janet Nob*e Janel Noble, Pastor

A Craariva Christ Carrtared Congra&rtion Huraary Provided • Barriai Fraa

FIRCT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Main « Church

M.YM0UTH (313t *S3-6*6«

Worship, Church School 4 NurMry 9 00 AM. t 1 1 « A M

Ptidip Roogan Magaa Leland L Saasa J< Minister Associate »*rvs!»r

"We have Been contemporary s«nce 183S"

First United Methodist Church of Plymouth 45201 N. Territorial Rd • 453-5280

W o r s h i p a t 10 :00 A.M.

Ministers: WELCOME k>hn N Oeniwii Jr • Dr FriwWink C Vosburg WELCOME Kevin L Miles M

PENTECOSTAL

C A T H O L I C

SAINT JOHN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH

574 S SheWon Road Ptymouth 453-0190

The Rev Robot S Shank. Jr

S E R V I C E S .7:45 A M . Holy Eucharist 10:00 A M Hoty Eucharist

Church School Nursery Care

Ftnt S a t u r d a y of Each Month: 5:00 P.M. Holy Eucharist

10:30 A M ^ Holy Vuchartal

ST. JOHN NEUMANN 44800 Warren • Canton • 455-5910

Father George Charnley. Pastor

MASSES Saturday 4:30 * 6:30 PM. Sun. 7:30, 9:00, 11 00 AM. * 1 00 P.M.

N E W B U R G U N I T E D M E T H O D I S T C H U R C H

36500 Ann Arbor T'ail Livonia's Oldest Church

422-0149 • 16 m d 11 OO A,M Worship Service

and Sunday Schdoi

S e p t e m b e r 8th " H o m e c o m i n g "

Dr David E. Church preaching

Dr. David E. Church, Rev. David Evans Ray

Nur—ty ProvKfd

A L D E R S G A T E UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

(Redtord Twp) 10000 BEECH DALY ROAD flarw—n ptfmouth and WW Cmcago

Redtord Ml 48239 937-3170 Worsh ip Se rv ices

8:00 & 10:00 A.M.

S u n d a y School for all A g e s 9:00 A.M.

S e p t e m b e r 8 t h

" T h e K n o w - I t - A l l "

Nursery Available ' Pastors M. Clement Parr and

Bufford W C o e Robin Knowtes Wal lace, Organist

FULL GOSPEL C H U R C H OF P L Y M O U T H

291 E. SPRING ST. 2 9!oc»s N ol Main '• 2 Blocks £ o« Mill

SUNDAY WEDNESDAY tea Ida* lis* i n *aa two I D ' a W M 11 OS l • a l l a i s D a n Or m f i t

Pastor Frank Howard Ch 453-0323

CHURCHES OF CHRIST

CHRISTIAN CHURCHES

BAHA'I FAITH

«>:«H>RUI ( HI •< H OF CHRIST (Chnstian Church)

35475 Five Mile Rd- 464-6722 MARK McGILVREY Minister

Steve Aller. Youth Minister

BIBLE SCHOOL (All ages) 9 30 A M a 15 A M Service • Mornmg jtarVno 10 *S * M

Evening Worslni S VowOi Maenng 6 30 P M

YOU ARE INVITED GARDEN CITY PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH (U-S-A)

9:15 A 11:00 A.M. Worship A Nursery

Adult Class 9:15 A M . Classed lor 2 Years - 12th GFade

at 11:00 A M . Bevaior AvalaOie Qareth D Baker Pastor

GENEVA P R E S B Y T E R I A N C H U R C H (U.S .A. )

; J L 5535 Sheldon Rd., Canton j K ; (Just North ol Kmart)

" ^ 7 459-0013 " Dr Kenneth D Usler. Pastor

Worship A Sunday School 10:00 A.M. Handicapped Accesait**

Resources tor Haarmg and SigM ImpairaO

COVENANT CHURCH OF AMERICA

3 F A I T H

^ C O V E N A N T

• • C H U R C H

Making Faith a Way of Life

S u n d a y S c h o o l f o r al l a g e s

9 :30 A M

W O R S H I P S E R V I C E

8:15 a n d 10:45 A.M.

S e p t e m b e r 8 th

" W h a t M o t i v a t e s O u r

M i n i s t r y " Pastor Icenogle

3 3 4 1 5 W . 1 4 M i t o

(at Drake) Farmington Hills

6 6 1 - 9 1 9 1

Rev J Christopher Icenogle Rev David S Noreen

Rev Douglas J HolmOerg

ASSEMBUES OF GOD

i nut ausy,

Heeding the call Ohio native finds a friendly welcome north of border

* 5 C

By Julia Brown staff writer

The Rev. Paul White knows that Ohio State graduates are m the mi-nority in western Wayne County. Even so, he decided to travel north to Michigan and appreciates the warm welcome he's received.

White, who grew up in the Colum-bus area, earned a bachelor's degree in psychology from Ohio State Uni-versity. He's the new pastor,at the First Baptist Church of Plymouth, and opted to wear OSU's scarlet- and gray his First Sunday at the church At least one worshiper wore maize and blue that day.

"So I think there wt&'.fce a lot of good-natured teasing. White sauL

Before coming to Plymouth, White was pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Rio Grande, Ohio, a com-

'We've been just overwhelmed by the

SAINT ANNE'S CHURCH in Bedford

23310 Sof Road 5 Mfea. B or TeMVSf* • 534 3111

Mass Schedule: Sunday Maaa 12:15

Rosary a Confession betorr Mass

WEST SIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Plymouth Canton High

Joy Road A Canton Center

Say observe-equity m your judgment ye men ol understanding heart' He that Is unjust m hn |udgmenl is destitute ol

the characteristics that

& BAHA'I FAITH

455-7845 Of 45V9129

C H W S T A D a P H l A N S

O U H LADY O F G O O D COUNSEL 1160 Penniman Ave. P l y m o u t h • 493-4)326

Bcv. Jmmes Wysockl, Pastor Maaan: Una -PH. <>00 AM.. Sm. * OO I N

t o o I M O AM mmd 1200 P M

C H R I S T A D E L P H I A N S

Mamortal 10 00 AM. Ctaaa 8 00 P.M

RESURRECTION CATHOLIC CHURCH Ml-8600

Rev Richard A Perteno Paeto. Sunday M m 10:00 a.m. V

B r i g b t n ? o o r T a h o r p a c l c A s s e m b l i e s of G o d

26S5S Frankkn Rd • Southfield, M » -a *wgru>r ol Moadav mn)

4 Cftarrsmaec CAurcn wnare people ot many danonwnaiionj wnX i t Mpefftar

SUNDAY SCHOOL 1 0 0 0 A.M C e l e b r a t i o n o t P r a i s e - « :30 P.M.

7:30 P.M. W e d . Adult . Youth A Chi ldren 11:00 A M. W o r s h i p S e r v t o e - L l v e -

ON WLQV 1500 AM ssieaoo Misery grovtoM an all service*

» 1 4 M «

CALVIN C RAT2. PASTOR

FAIRLANE ASSEMBLY WEST (Assembly o' God)

4 1 3 5 5 Six Mile Rd., Northviile S u n d a y W o r s h i p

8:30 and 11:00 a m A 6:30 p.m F a i r l a n e W a s t C h r i s t i a n S c h o o l

Preecnooi A K-»

0 4 8 - 9 0 3 1

TRI-CITY ASSEMBLY OF GOO 7100 Merman "

32S-0330 •iw M<fMoar Aea 4

Peekv A Serra Widey W-oO • A M

Mora^ worsnip • 30 M II OOIU F venmg WorsMp « 00 P M «<eo »unly i*«n • 00 p M

love and the friendship, the generosity that has been exhibited to us already. It just seems to be a very friendly and loving church?

— The Rev. Paul White First baptist Church of

Plymouth

munity known for being the home of the original Bob Evans farm and restaurant.

He'd been chaplain at the Univer-sity of Rio Grande in Ohio and then became the university's executive director of counseling services, han-dling those duties while also serving as the church's pastor.

WHITE, WHO earned a master 's degree in counseling psychology from Florida State University, didn't enter the ministry in his 20s. He worked first as a counselor and later as a university administrator.

"Then at age SS, I left that field and went off to seminary," said White, 45 He earned a master of di-vinity degree from Ashland Theolog-ical Seminary in Ashland, Ohio, In 1987

White had felt tbe call to tbe min-istry as a teenager. "I argued with Him for a number of years before finally giving in and accepting tbe call."

Ht; lealmfd he wouldn't be imu-

while handling family and work re-sponsibilities.

CALVARY BAPTIST Church in Ohio was White's first assignment af ter be finished at the seminary He and his family recently arrived at the church on North Territorial in Plymouth Township

"We've been just overwhelmed by the love and the friendship, the gen-erosity that has been exhibited to us already. It just seems to be a very friendly and loving church." .

White's wife, Gxmie, Is a refer-ence librarian and plans to look for work in ber field. They have three sons. Matthew, 17, a junior at Plym-outh Ralimt High School, recently re-turned from a mission trip to Guate-mala Timothy, 13, is a seventh grader at West Middle School and Joseph, 9, is a third grader at Bird Elementary School.

"We have been made to feel very, very welcome here. It's our prayer that we will be able to live up to the kindness and tbe love that everyone

pietely happy doing anything else until he accepted that caU-

White discovered many other stu-dents at the seminary were in their 30s or older He was involved in stu-dent government and recalled that only one of the five officers was un-der 30

He's found that having experience in another field has helped him as a pastor Such experience can make a pastor more sympathetic to the real-ities of life for laypeople trying to give their best to God and the church

has extended to us so far ." He came to interview and give a

trial sermon at the church in mid-July, and was in Plymouth for his birthday and wedding anniversary. Church members provided a cake at the end of dinner in honor of both occasions. Worshipers also spent many hours fixing up the parsonage, and have shown a great deal of hos-pitality since the family arrived

WHITE AND his wife enjoy trav-eling and walking. He's busy these days at work figuring out the

church's computer system His du-ties at the First Baptist Church of Plymouth will_ include preaching, counseling and pastoral care.

"My first goal is just to get to know the people." He's getting to know the community and the congre-gation. White's looking forward to working with cljurch members to de-velop a mission

He was raised in the Methodist church, and began worshiping at a Baptist church while in graduate school at Florida State University. White was baptized at that church in Tallahassee and served as a deacon

White hasn't been to Ann Arbor just yet, but imagines he'll get there eventually. He remembers being asked by a church member during his initial-telephone interview if he could take a position so close to the University of Michigan.

White replied that it would be OK to do so now that OSU football coach Woody Hayes is dead. One of the church members promptly respond-ed that White could be considered

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for the job now that Bo Schem-bechler has left U-M _ -

"So I think we'll have a good time with it," said White, who doesn't con-sider such a good-natured rivalry inappropriate for Christians.

Staff photo by Bill Bresler T h e Rev. Pau l Whi t e ia the n e w p a s t o r of t h e F i r s t B a p t i s t

C h u r c h of P l y m o u t h .

Our enemies also should be in our prayers We returned to Haiti for a work

project a while ago We discovered much to our surprise that the peo-ple we had come to know in that country had beeje praying for us and otir church during the year or so we had been gone

What a surprise' Those in deep trouble praying for people who

"have ered the same among friends in Czechoslovakia." They had been praying for the problems which they have heard about in our na-uon. They_«ere_ praying for our

moral perspectives

R e v . D a v i d S t r o n g

about lhem Again 1 was surprised. Will poor people pray for rich

people' Will African-Americans pray for whites? Will the homeless pray for those of us who are com-fortably housed?

crime and drug problems They were praying about our violence and our build-up of arms They were praying for personal needs here in our family when they heard

WHEN I REFLECT upon this phenomenon, 1 realize that it is perfectly natural. It is not surpris-ing Those who think they have it

all, those who think that life is all tied up neatly, such do not need to pray. Certainly, they do not need to pray for folks who remind them of their human and God-given respon-sibility to share with the less for-tunate -i.

Compassion is important in our religious traditions Compassion may only be a word if it is not re-lated to experience. A religion

which suggests that I pray for my soul and my family is incomplete. It is only humane and true if com-passionate prayers and deeds reach out beyond our own. Unfortunately, the trend is the opposite. - -

Money and the greed for more money is the god of our society. It is important that we counteract this. We need to counteract this not only wtth-eur teaehtng btrt with our human contact.

It is especially important now to have personal contact with people in need It is important to have contact with people who have ex-perienced tyranny We need to find persons who exemplify a human and spiritual greatness. This is a greatness that would be found in

the oppressed who pray for the op-pressor It is tbe poor Haitian wbo prays for his or her rich brother and sister in the faith.

THERE IS AN old tradition in our religious heritage wherein prayer is made for government leaders Some would believe that this suggests support for their poli-cy But no, prayer has been for political leaders with whom we disagree During the war in Viet-nam, there were Vietnamese Chris-tians who prayed for the head of a government wbo was killing their people

For me, this is a radical state-ment about life Pray for your ene-mies Pray for those who abuse

you Pray for them and love those who have power over you and your social class

Pray that they will have love and compassion reborn in them Pray that they will seek peace and jus-tice. Pray that they will consider the cries of the needy The power which changes life for the better comes from within.

Y e t u has the power to touch the most hard heart This is the truth that many believing people have who have faced the greatest diffi-culty It is a radical statement about life

The Rev David T Strong is pas-tor of Central United Methodist Church in Detroit

religion calendar Items for the religion calendar should be submit-

ted no later than noon Friday the u eek prior to pub-lication

• WOMEN'S SEMINAR Joanne Wallace, founder of the Image Improvement

Corp., will present The Confident Woman"' seminar for women of all ages 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m Saturday, Oct. 12. at Ward Presbyterian Church in Livonia The semi-nar is sponsored by Women's Ministries at tbe church. Registration price is $12, including lunch To register, call 422-1826 Advance registration is required

Wallace is the author of several books, including her latesL "Starting Over Again " She is also a former Mrs America Pageant contestant, hostess of ber own televi-sion show, a contributing editor for Virtue magazine and a corporation president 4

• MUSIC WORKSHOP Davis Gloff. a local baritone and radio personality,

will present a workshop for singers, conductors, organ-ists and clergy noon to 3 p.m Saturday. Sept 7 Stanley J Zydek, director of music and organist choir master at St Ladislaus Parish in Hamtramck. will assist

The free workshop is for singers, organists, choristers, pianists and other musicians To register, call Salvatore F Mancuso, 474-1510

• REVIVAL A family restoration revival will be - p m nightly

Monday, Sept 9, through Saturday, Sept 14. at Church of God of Prophecy 28563 Pardo Garden City

• FELLOWSHIP j j e . A

Sharon Lichtman will speak 7 30 p m Monday. Sept #, at the Farmington Hills Library, 32737 W 12 Mile She is a homemaker and^ nwther^ of^ [ ^ ' ^ ^ " h c i j

an adviser for the Southern Board of Women s Aglow

• RALLY DAY t

Rosedale Gardens Presbyterian Church will hold a Sunday school Rally Day" with a 10 30 a m service Sunday Sept 8 C%ke and punch will be served after the service Tbe church is at #601 Hubbard Livonia

• MUSICAL GROUP w _ A return engagement featuring Dust and Ashes will be

7 pm* Saturday. Sept 14, at Aldrrtgate United Method ist Church. 10000 Beech Daly Redford

The group has recorded six albums Members have taken their music to colleges, churches radio and televi-sion as well as the stage of the Grand Ole Opry For information, call Bill Travis. 533-0M6 . . . .

Abo the Christian education department of Alders-gate Church will present the film Hope for the Family 7 30 p m Wednesday, Sept 25 A potl«*k soup .upper will be served • 30 p m

• EDUCATION SUNDAY Education Sunday and installation of new teacher

Kristin Melendez and new principal/Christian education director David McNeil will take place Sunday. Sept. 15, at St. Matthew Lutheran Church in Westland A dinner reception will be belchafter the 11:45 a m worship ser-vice Sunday, Sept. 29.

• RALLY D A Y St Timothy Presbyterian Church. 16700 Newburgh,

Livonia, will have its annual fall Sunday school "Rally Day" 9:30-10:3© a.m. Sunday. Sept 8. For information, call 464-8844.

• CHICKEN BARBECUE A chicken barbecue will be 1-4 p.m. Sunday. Sept 8, at

Meadowbrook Congrega t iona l Church , 21355 Meadowbrook, between Eight Mile and Nine Mile in Novi. Price is M for adults, 13 for children under age 8 Dinner will include half a chicken (one-fourth for chil-dren), salad, potatoes, rolls, beverage and dessert For information, call 348-7757

• BIBLE S C H O O L Tbe community Bible class taught by Margaret Hess

will begin iU fall session Tuesday. Sept 10, at Ward Presbyterian Church, 17000 Farmington Road, near Six Mile in Livonia Small groups will meet 9 30-9 55 a m to discuss the lesson Hess teaches tbe class as a whole 10-11 a m The subject for the first Tuesday will be Zephani-ah. "When God Acts."

During class, infants and toddlers will be cared for in nurseries, and a program of Bible stories, play time and creative activities will be provided for children ages 2-5

Hess is a graduate of Coe College. Cedar Rapids. Iowa, and has taught Bible classes in tbe Chicago and Detroit areas and as a short-term missionary in tbe Philippines

The class follows a course written by Hess which goes through the entire Bible in eight years New members i in anliM a| any lima. Slllftv n r i r f j l ( Will

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• BIBLE S T U D I E S New Bible studies will begin Tuesday, Sept 24. at

Christ the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 42690 Cher ry Hill. Canton Tbe § 30 a m Bible study will be coo ducted by the Rev Roger Aumann. pastor of the church That evening will feature the 7 30 p.m beginning of I Have Good News for You,' which will continue through the Christmas holidays Materials price is 82 Also, "Li felight" Bible study will begin 7 SO p.m with study of Genesis, to be led by John Hinck Materials price is 14 For registration information, call 981-0286

• KINO'S KIDS Tbe School of Sacred Arts of Ward Presbyterian

Church in Livonia has fall openings for new members of the Ki l l ' s Kids' Chorus, the children s choir for fourth through seventh gfaders Regular rehearsals are J.30-6 p m Mondays TVmc Interested are asked to corwe pre-

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$36 plus a $5 materials/music fee For informaUon. call 422-3459

• ACTIVITY CLUB Antioch Lutheran Church, 33360 W 13 Mile, Farming-

ton Hills, will have a new activity club for children in kindergarten through fifth grade It will meet 2-4 p.m the second Sunday of the month Tbe first meeting will be Sunday. Sept 8 Parent volunteers are needed For registration information, call 626-7906

• COUPLE TO COUPLE The Couple to Couple League will sponsor its next se-

ries on natural family planning beginning 10 a m to noon Saturday Sept 14, at St. Thomas a Becket. 555 Lilley, Canton The series will continue once a month with meetings Oct 5, Oct 26 and Nov 16 Private counseling will also be available Registration price includes all materials for class To register or for mformatioQ. call John or Claire Mueller, 729-5407

• GOSPEL MUSIC Lowell Mason will appear 6 SO p.m Sunday, Sept 22.

at Memorial Church of Christ. 35475 Five Mile. Livonia Mason has been called the World's Smallest Gospel Singer" because of his height of 46 inches Little Lowell and the Masons travel nearly 10,000 miles each year tak ing the Gospel to those of all faiths A freewill offering will be taken

• SACRED ARTS Tbe fall term of the Ward Presbyterian Church School

of Sacred Art will start Thursday, Sept 12. and continue through Friday, Dec 6, at tbe church, 17000 Farmington Road, at Six Mile in Livonia The school offers instruc boo in the arts, including voice, instruments, drama and drawing Students may register 2-6 p m Thursday and Friday Sept. 5 6. and Monday through Wednesday, Sept 9-11 For information, call 422-1899

speaker will be Dave Carpenter, former coordinator of the divorce recovery program at Ward Presbyterian Church in Livonia. For information, call tbe church, 453-0326, or Joanne LaForest. 459-9063

• GRIEF SUPPORT Grief Support Groups meet 7 30 p.m. tbe fifst and_

third Thursday and 10 30 a.m. the second and fourth Wednesday of "the month at Ward Presbyterian Church, 17000 Farmington Road, at Six Mile in Livonia The groups are sponsored by Single Point Ministries of Ward Presbyterian Church For information, call 422-1854

• CHRISTIAN EDUCATION Q»n<i the King Lutheran Church. 9300 Farmington

Road, Livonia, will have a Christian education program 6 30-7 45 p.m. Tuesdays, starting Sept 17 Topics such as family lifestyles, death and dying, and heroes of the Bible will be included

Children will have opportunities for worship, for coop-erative games in which they will learn conflict resolu-tion skills, and for crafts projects Students in kindergar-ten through 10th grade may attend For registration in-formation, call 421-0749

• ANNUAL DINNER Women's Fellowship of Christ Our Savior Lutheran

Church in Livonia will have its annual fellowship dinner 6 30 p m Monday Sept 23. in tbe Mayflower Meeting House. Main and Ann Arbor Trail in downtown Plym-outh Price is 113. including dinner Tbe speaker will be Tehtha Farah. a clinical social worker from Binning ham She will discuss tbe changing role of women in church and society in tbe 1990s Farah has been counsel-ing women and families for the past 10 years For reser-vations. call Barbara Lappetito. 421-4789

pared to sing a favorite song 4 S0-5 30 p m Monday. Sept 9, or 4-4 SO p m Monday Sept 18 Auditions will take place tn the sanctaary choir room Tuition price Is

• TOUQHLOVE Toughlove is a group for parents wbo have troubled

teenagers It meets 7 SO p m Thursdays at St Paul Lu theran Church. 21915 Beech at Monroe in Dearborn For information, call 285-0823 or 295-0080

• SIGN LANGUAGE Classes in American Sign Language will be taught

6 30-8 30 p m Wednesday , Sept 11. at Our Lady of Loret to School 25700 W Six Mile. Radford Beginning inter mediate and advanced classes will be offered For infor mation. call 542-4806

• DIVORCE RECOVERY A Divorce Living and Growing" lecture series will

begin 7-8 30 p tn Wednesday. Sept 18, at tbe annex of Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. 1062 Church. Plym-outh Tbe series will cootinoe through Wednesday Nov 6 Topics to be covered will include self-image co-de-pendency forgiveness, letting go and other*

Donation of 125 includes the text and material* Guest

Tbe Detroit Area Karma Kagyu Study Group offer* medftation and discussion of tbe Buddha's teaching Free meditation instruction can be arranged by appointment Weekly meditation and discussion takes place Thursdays >n Redford For information, call 538-1558

• NEW BEGINNINGS New Beginnings is a non-denominational fellowship

group for substance abusers, their families and friends The group meets 7 30 p m Wednesdays at Newburg United Methodist Church 36500 Ann Arbor Trail. Livo-nia For informaUon, call 728-2302 or 464-0035

• ALCOHOLICS' S U P P O R T O R O U P S Alcoholics for Christ, Alcoholics Tor Christ Family

Group and Adult Children of Alcoholics meet weekly at Ward Presbyterian Church in Livonia Groups meet 7 88 p m Thursdays la Fellowship Hall and 1 p m Fridays la Room A-5 Ward Presbyterian Church is at 17088 Farm-ington Road, at the comer of Six Mile For information, call 534-4381

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bazaars community calendar • S T . S A B I N A

St Sabiaa School PTG will bold a Christmas c r a f t show 9 a m to 4 p j n . Saturday, Nov. 2, a t the activity hall, 8147 Arnold, between Tele-graph and Beech Daly in Dearborn Heights. A six-foot t ab le will be pro-vided for a price of 117.50. Eight-foot tablet a re sold o u t For informa-Uon, call Befijie Sobek, 50-6604.

• LIVONIA ELKS The Livonia Elks c r a f t show will

be 10 a.m. to < p.m. Saturday, Nov. 9, a t tbe Livonia Elks hall, on Plym-outh Road, one block east of Merri-man. Admission price is $1, f ree (or children and seniors. Some 90 crafts-people win part icipate. »

• ST. AIDAM St. Aidan Church, 17500 Farming-

ton Road, Livonia, will have an ar ts and craf ts show Saturday, Oc t 12. Spaces are still available. For infor-mation, call 471-4552.

• IMMACULATE CONCEPTION K OF C

Tbe Women of the Immacula te 1

Conception Knights of Columbus Council will have a boutique 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 7, at the K

of C Hall, 30759 Ford, Garden City Eight-foot tables are available for 120. For information, call 422-0373, 425-5288, 941-7811 or 501-1816.

• ST. P A M I A N S t Damian School and Sodality

will have an a r t s and craf t show 9:30 a.m. to 1:10 p.m. Saturday, O c t 12. Craf ters a re needed. Table rental fee is $28 For information, call 454-0176,

• ST. THEODORE S t Theodores Confraternity of

Christian Mothers will have a boutique 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, O c t 12, ih the church, 1200 Wayne, between Joy and Cowan roads. Ta-bles a re available for f 18. For infor-maUon, call 427-7106

• ST. D U N S T A N S t Dunstan Catholic Church, 1646

Belton, Garden City, will have a boutique Saturday, Oc t 19. Eight-foot tables a re available for 415. For informaUon, call 425-3282.

• KIRK OF OUR SAVIOR Kirk of Our Savior Church, 36660

Cherry Hill, Westland, will have an a r t s and c ra f t show Saturday, Nov.

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• ST. PAUL LUTHERAN St. Paul Lutheran Church, 20605

Middlebelt, near Eight Mile, will have a c r a f t show 9 a.m. to 4 p j n . Saturday, Nov. 9. Tables a r e avail-able for 920. For information, call 476-0641.

• ST. PAUL CHURCH OF CHRIST

St. Paul United Church of Christ, 26550 C h e r r y Hil l , D e a r b o r n Heights, will have a c r a f t show Sat-urday, Nov. 9. For information, call 276-7270 or 562-2805. „ • HOSANNA TABOR

Hosanna Tabor Church, 9600 Lev-erne, Redford, will have an a r t s and" c r a f t show 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Satur-day, Oc t 5. Craf ters are needed. The price for an eight-foot table is 620, or two for 635. For information, call 522-6137.

• FIRST PRESBYTERIAN The Women's Association of the

First Presbyterian Church of Plym-outh, 701 Church, will hold a holiday bazaar 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 16. Proceeds will support local and worldwide mission projects. The f r ee event will feature a used toy «mlp halep Hale craf t items and con-

Editor's note: The coleitdar is prepared one week in advance and will include events1 running through the next seven bay* To include your event in the calen-dar, call Nancy Pennington. 459-2700

THURSDAY

SELF HELP: Families Anony-mous meets 8 p.m. Thursdays, St. John Neumann Church, 44600 War-ren Road, Canton, 453-2811.

signment tables. For information, call the church office, 453-6464.

MONDAY

TOUCH LOVE: A parent support group meets at 7 p.m. Mondays. Fai th Community- Church, 46001 Warren Road. Canton, 981-5967.

KARATE: Classes meet 7:30 p j n . Mondays and Thursdays. Call Canton Parks and Recreation at 397-5110.

TUESDAY

MEETING: The T o a s t m a s t e r s Club will meet a t 6:30 p.m. Tuesdays at Denny's Res tauran t 39550 E. Ann

Senior citizens

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

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

TRIPS: For senior citizen or adul t trip information, call Plymouth Parks and Recreation, 455-6620. or Canton Township Parks and Recre-ation, 397-5444.

SENIOR CLASSES: The Canton Recreation Center offers painting, ceramics and woodcarving, c ra f t s , genealogy and machine quilting classes. 397-5446.

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4 bronze reliefs capture spirit of civil rights hero

Coutant staff writer

WHEN SCULPTOR Sergio De Giusti wm commissioned to make four brooze

reliefs to honor tbe life and work of Dr. Martin Lather King Jr . for

affirmed to bim that tbe slain civil leader's dream of racial

included all people. The Italian-born sculptor, wbo

lives In and bas his studio in Redford Township, said tbe Art on Campos Committee asked bim to complete the project af ter the artist originally selected, Oscar -Graves, died of a heart attack.

"They gave me quite a bit of liberty," De Giustl said. They bad enough faith in roe that I wouldn't embarrass them*'

The reliefs are a part of the Martin Luther King Gardens between Welch aod Boon halls on Eastern's campus. A committee, started in 1986, began raising money to landscape a garden with flowering trees and shrubs and a bust of King.

THE ART on Campus Committee then joined tbe project with the idea of adding reliefs depicting four milestones in King's life: Tbe Montgomery bus boycott, the letter from the Birmingham Jail, the T Have a Dream" speech, and King receiving tbe Nobel Prise.

"We've always had a _ ccessfui celebration o _ said Juanita Reid, a member of the Arts on Campus Committee. "But we wanted a different kind erf > recognition of King because his

De Giusti, wbo bas 1 sculpting for a living full-time for five years, bad no doubts about bis ability. But be had some concerns about taking on tbe project

' 1 thought, 'How can a white person do this relief?' But we a re all a part of what be worked for. Race was not the only issue for King. It (racial strife) was tbe crisis that led him (in his work). You've got to stick to what you believe in."

De Giusti took on the project, starting with clay, then using plaster before having tbe final brooseTeliefs cast. Tbe 46-year-old said be wanted tbe reliefs to convey a message, but one that bad to be interpreted, not one that came at the viewer like a photograph.

" I work right from tbe clay," De Giusti said. "I don't use sketches. I want a more psychological effect, not just to translate a photograph. *

size, some as large as 16 by 22 are anything but replicas of photos.

Tbe bus boycott relief shows blacks linked arm to arm, the "I Have a Dream" relief has an image of Abraham Lincoln in the background while King delivers bis famous address in tbe foreground, and the letter from the Birmingham Jail relief shows King in an almost Papal pose, with Jail bars and church windows in the background The relief of the Nobel Prise includes the medal, part of King's casket on a wagon and Us

band reaching skyward. De Giusti' said the Redford

Township Library provided him with his best and most complete information about tbe life and accomplishments of King.

"Ooce I got into It, I really enjoyed It," De Giusti said. "I wanted (the Nobel Prise relief) to show that anyone can reach great

clues." Tbe sculptor's more interpretive,

less heavy-handed approach to . depicting the meaning of fang's . life has not gone unnoticed At the January ceremony to hondr King on Eastern's campus, the plaster casts of tbe reliefs were displayed.

"The woman-wbo spoke there came up to me afterward and thanked me for domgtbe reliefs," be said. "She said:'We Just don't need any more busts of the man / "

THE COMMITTEE came up with the idea of four events in the life of King af ter consulting A. P. Marshall, a former dean at EMU, and an authority on Black American history in the a r e a Marshall has met and written articles about King. «„ Marshall said tbe reliefs a re "as

good as any for what they wanted to commanicate. Tbe symbols represent what the man stood for. He meant something different to everyone. Women and gays have benefited because be made the individual more impor tant"

And so a man, who came to this country from Italy a t the age of 14,

i most famous civil rights! in our history.

Who would ever have dreamed It?

Tha i Have a Dream" relief by 6 a Quietl ton Monument and Abraham Lincoln looking shows Martin Luthor King Jr. delivering that th i in tbabacfcground. famous address, with images of tha Washing- * *

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Dancer tops in nation By Linda Ann Chomin special writer

After a grueling search for the top U.S. dancer. Dawnell Dryja of Can-ton was chosen Junior Miss Dance of America 1,992 in final competition given by the "Dance Masters of America July 30 in Las Vegas.

Dryja is tbe lead female dancer of the Plymouth Canton Ballet Compa-ny, which will have open auditions

Extension in Plymouth. Dryja competed against 62 other

contestants for the national title af-ter winning the Dance Masters of Michigan competition for Junior Miss Dance of Michigan 1991 last November in Lansing

The Las Vegas competition began at 7 p.ni. with a leotard competition Dryja as No. 42 did not dance until 11 p.m.

"I was proud of her. She worked hard." said Dawn Greene, Plymouth Canton Ballet Company artistic di-rector and Dawnell's mother

Greene, a ballet instructor for 20 years, teaches at Joanne's Dance Ex-tension and Grosse He Academy of Dance She serves on the executive board of the Cecchetti Council of America.

FOE THE past three summers, , Dryja has studied on a full scholar-ship with the Cleveland School of Ballet (Cleveland-San Jose Ballet). In summer 1988, she attended the Chicago School of Ballet (Chicago Ballet Company) on a full scholar-ship.

"Dawnell and I felLii was an hon-or to represent Michigan and an hon-or to have won for Michigan," Greene said

Dryja will dance the featured role of the Sugar Plum Fairy when the Ply mouth Canton Ballet Company performs "The Nutcracker" with the Plymouth Symphony Orchestra, un-der conductor Russell Reed, Dec. IS-IS at Plymouth Salem High School. Performing With Dryja in the .fea-

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Ballet d a n c e r Dawnell Dry ja c o m p e t e d s g s i n s t 62 o t h o r c o n t e s t s n t a in na t iona l c o m -pe t i t i on in Las Vegaa.

Antique fest gives symphony a finariical boost I T S MORE than an antique show. It's also a key fund-raiser for one

of Obeerverland's most-valued cul-tural resources: tbe Plymouth Sym-phony Orchestra

It's nice that the quality of the American and European wares at tbe Plymouth Symphony League s annual fall antique show is tradition-ally high. Wares include folk art, es-tate jewelry, linens, quilts, rugs, lamps, primitives brass, copper and country fare

But it's even nicer the Plymouth Symphony League doesn't rest on the symphony's laurels and wait for un-solicited contributions to flow In-stead, tbe league flexes its volunteer muscle and stages the antique show, now in its-26th yesr as one of sym-phony's top fund-raiser*

"A town needs to be well-rounded

The arts and the symphony are among the things that make Plym-outh a whole town They're a major boost to our cultural spuit," said Peggy Blaisdell, a symphony league board member and antique show co-chairwoman.

"COMING HERE from tbe South, we didn't have anything like a com-munity symphony down there." said Sbaryn TidweU, a sis-year Plymouth resident and Plymouth Symphony League president "It's nice to have something like this right here in the community

Not only does Plymouth Sympho-ny Society president Klyo Morse ap-preciate those kind words, she also sees the league as indispensable

"I don't know bow reliable other support groups are. but tbe league's

Bob Sklar

totally reliable It always raises what it says it will

"There were times I didn't ihink tbe symphony would make it, and times I thought it would be seriously stretched, if the league hadn t been here" .

THIS YEAR'S antique show, featuring 25 dealers from Michigan and Ohio, runs 10 a m to 8 p m Fri

day. Sept 8. and 10 a m to 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept 7. in the Plymouth Cultural Center. 525 Farmer Gener-al admission is $3

The limited number of dealers works to advantage for visitors Says Northville dealer Betty Nowka

There's the opportunity for a per vmal exchange with the person who's selling each antique, the per-son who knows its history "

Antiques range in pnee from $5 to 12 000

Tbe preview reception - replete with hors d oeuvres. desserts and wine - is 7 30 10 tonight, tickets $15 per person, are available st the door and include admission all three days

THF PLYMOl'TH Symphony no

longer receives state arts funding, like many other arts groups do But in the wake of Gov John Engler s drastic cuts in such funding, it's es-sential the symphony maintains its local fund-raising prowess

A support arm like the Plymouth Symphony League is one such mech anism All proceeds from'the antique show benefit the Plymouth Sympho-ny

That helping hand isn't taken lightly Last yea r s show raised $8,100 Overall last year, the league raised 128.000 a third of the sym-phony s 1990-91 budget of $78,000

\ beginner orchestra it isn't The Plymouth Symphony 85 must

nans strong under ronductor Russell Reed is about to begin its 4*th sea

son Interpreting the worta of ciassl cal legends like Brahms and Moxart and modem composers like Copland and Bernstein

Tbe seven-concert season starts at 8 p m Friday, Oct 11. at Plymouth Salem High School Classical fare is slated For a program schedule and season ticket information, call 451-2112

Plymouth Symphony concerts typ-ically draw 300-400 folks Seasonal performances of The Nutcracker draw up to 1 OOfl

That level of support reflects the symphony's smashing success in pricking tbe Plymouth community's cultural conscience

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Huntington Woods 310 Wmom-Comme'c©

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Washtenaw Cocmty 324 Other Suburban Homes 325 Real-Estate Services

327 New Home Builders 328 Duplexes & Town houses 330 Apartments 332 Mobile Homes 333 Northern Property 334 Out O! Town Prppeny

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856 Buick 858 Cadillac

" 860 Chevrolet 862 Chrysler 864 Dodge 865 Eagie 866-Ford 872 Lmcoin » 874 Mercury- . 875 Nissan

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. Mm area. apaOoua kitchen, oantrai m car attached garag* ••""h

schools 4 madtrw J0«01 Marlmoor. S o« 11 a W oI E»bijiaan 3«5- 1«K>

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160 >6 Meooena N ot 13 u m 4 E at Ptaroa SHARP 3 bedroom tn-•vai 1% berha. Vaptaca room T* car garaQa (Moms Central A tchoow t l 1* 900

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223*i ORCHARD WAY S o» '4 Mea W ot Lahaar

(Erxer Orchard Wey) ftlAMiNQMAM SCHOOLS Vary pn-Mta 3500 aq « |lncnx»ng e r * ie»ei . . • o u t ) ranch » ntuated on a aooded r » acre lot with M/aam 4 Arapiecea. Aneaft unchar. Ctoea to anc«<ana c«**chaa. i-«ey Ajaing U4S 500 CALL LUCY NOAMAN

m j o e i r r u a . S41-410CU

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OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 CALIFORNIA OBEAM1NG in ™nor-m 3 bedroom brick and wood ranch Vailed and

back and baenrerd ««h prNecy lanu Q»a«i « • « i«oma M ' COO tots Bum, N Ol 14 MM 4 w ol

3 0 1 O p e n H o u s e s 3 0 1 O p e n H o u s e s

Birmingham OPEN SUNDAY 2-4PM

1416 EOGEWOOO S o< Lincoln. W ot Wjaemra

LIVONIA - Open Sun 1-5 1700 XJ ft, 3 bedroom. 1% bam Naw lur-naca. n W w i central atr * mora 9026 Maria. Ot Anr. Arbor Tr *

• -.•«« IH5--G06 S© 1-0*34 Thla 4 bedroom hone h « ! M betha. nam root ttOmo - guttars -ttnvewey Wet pleatar hardwood floors Large 1am»y room »mh

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TROY OPEN SUNDAY 1-4PM

SB29 ANVIL S ofWatMee. E ol John «

Beeutitui Contamporary Colonial 01-tar» cuatom daaignefl Vac-aca antr marble Hew genrmel kltchan P * ^ carpa4mg 3 Kucioui bedroom* Central air fx* Baa am ant piui a 2 car attached garage BaOi to 1200.000 Momat Oltered al 1124 #00 FOR A SALE TOOAYtlt

CLAWSON OPEN SUNDAY 2-4PM

445 N MANlTOU E at Crooee. M o l l l M«a

imnwculeM 4 bedroom. i bath co-lonial Naw kjrnaoa root not «eier nam Ai i i*ai aen doorwaB

LIVONIA OPEN SAY a SUN 2-SPM

Kelt » acre treed lot 2'* balha, 4 bedroom brlc* rench 2B00 « It axtraa DMOrt raduced' >224.000 PR302

CALL QERT MARY OR KATMY THE MICHIGAN GROUP 4SO-MOO

Florida room famey room riaa r»o Andaraan aky«ghu. nrapleoa "arO-

aa Moaow Prtwaia iraed yard «nth wrap-around deck 2 car anacnad gwaga • * door opanar H3S.800

THE PRUDENTIAL GREAJ LAKES REALTY

irvONtA - OPEN SUN 1-APM 15709 GRENNADA

Super race 3 bedroom boo rancn with aluminum trim New oa* do6r and mm Fantaatic Vapteoe. deck W'BBO Nawm root and cerpatlnB Vary dean 1114,900

LIVONIA - OPEN SUN 2-5PM 31716 WEST CHICAGO

juet itated Old RoeeOata Ouamy bunt Colonial m piduraaqua per»-Hka aattvv. nrga lot, lota of up-dataa 2l«t2 meatar bedroom «a lor 1115.900

UVONIA - OPEN SUfl J ^ P M . '6256 WAYNE ROAO

A tamey daeght You too can rtava Km m tMa mora than 2000 aq ft 4 oadroom CotonMI trxJOmO m mucn

3 0 1 O p e n H o u s e * LIVONIA - OPEN SUN 1-5

FreaMy painted 3 baOroom. f e batn brick ranch w/watber 6 fmonad baaamant WHAT'S NEW? Contam-porar, kacnan. ra.ni central air. carpeting, tharmo window* * beth-room totaay updated naroond

- STAYS? Gurata pool W'deck WHAT! Otapoeal t dtariwaanar What do you thmli?

$83,900 422-3766

NORTHVILLE 2500 »q« colonial 2*-. batba 4 bedroom with rnaatai •una larga traad lot S1S7.000 19340 Mexwek. W of Haggady N ot 7 Open Sun 1-5 347-7669

NOV OPEN SUN V30 t o 5PM

22056 SIEGAL CT S ot 9 U H E Of Meedowbrook

Four bedroom bnc« A alummi»n co-lonial with Horary or 5th bedroom down Ftral floor laundry formal dat-ing room, larga tamtly room w.'«ra-place many, many antra* In Wk* Beautiful noma Centra ar. Berber cerpet. ceramic tea neat pumc up-graded Igntmg. mground aprmaiar •vatem For mor* oat*a* caa.

BEN DENNY tHE MICHIGAN GROUP 459-3600

room with Itraptaoe. 2'» betha. beae-n w i and 2% car garage S H i 1 motMatad Brlno o*tar» 1154 900

LIVONIA - OREN SUN 2-5PM n2«e GARDEN

Mora tor your money! 3 badroom •fit

FARMINGTON MILLS Open bouaa U 4 Sparyxa BOB ."toot . tmc* ratniL Sa

condo 2 bedroom*. 2 beth naw t * Badroom 6 •» belh Enjoy i»>a conatruction. Hurry . last ona <~afy yard kom larga acraanad Grand Raeity Group 9«i '*00 porch Moma Warranty ixewtded

S 79.900

OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 LIVONIA

346«6 Nortfaand S2X NORTHVILLE

43467 Scarac Lena 1374 900 17471 Victor 1J249 900

WESTLAND 9«3eaawy 303 >4 Nortmgnam

REDFORO 24360 Cathadra

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South L y o n OPEN SUNC ranch on T t acre* 2-3 bedroom, beth ivrapiece. garaga. centra a* 62255 Rk iOatd Ct Off Pontiac Traa N ol 11 Mile 1149,500 466-4173

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South Lyon O P E N SUNDAY 1-4

JUST REDUCED Country Hornet Very *pec»ou* 5 Bedroom horn* Oa* kltchan. reoently radacoratad. 3 car garage, nuga oaaemant targa open lot. 5 iianuta* to »if r*awwayi Ortfy 1143.900 27500 Matord S of 12 MM* 4 W of ll—ai a

RED CARPET KEIM 6S5-9100

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tot, complat* wan 300 year oM oak room*. 1 fc* and 2 naff Been, loaa M l wa leaded

WESTLANO/UVONIA SCHOOLS OPEN SAT. 4 SUN t2pm-5pm ]

11250 Cootey - 1 Bedroom ''«• beth Rancn Fkaahad Baaam*nt. 2 are- i ptacea naw wtndowatumece'oan-tral ar 2'4 car garaga. targa dec* Aakmg 1*6,900 525-2924

Livonia Schools! O P E N S U N . 2-5

74 16 Auguat. S ot Arm Arbor Traa. *t of MKfcaatall Lovery 3 OeJiuui'i brick ranch wtth Snanad beaamant 4 bnc* arepiece, pnvaie yerd tamt-Ic neighborhood 161,900 l=5206P) Caa

Doug or Judy Cour tney

163 000 OPEN SUN. 2-5 I 79 000 6420 Harmon Cl S ot Warren E

ol Wayne MM conaaon. 1 bed-143 900 room t\» beth bnca ranch Famey

•oom Dnianad Beaamant 4 huge ga-TO HEAR « RtCOReee OESC4W»-- r a ^ uedekae ganra M l ate

FARMINGTON HILLS OPEN SUNOAY 2-5

21216 WWdroiv Cute Martar noma

REDCARPET KEIM 655-9100

OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 1063 STEPHEN

(S ot 15 Ma* N ol Crook*) t«ga noma wah 4 Bedrooma 2'4 M«a Faaaaao l i n » < " ' NewN dacaraaad Larde dace 4 pettoij> car garage I KnSOO 6*2-2400

COLDarELL BANKER

2 oadroom noma on nuge k* Hard-wood Moor* and nawar back pore* 159 900 F-21WA-^H •

ERA C O U N T R Y RIDGE 474 -3303

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EN SUN 14pm I MOTTetGWOOO > ol Ochard L*ae Rd

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AM tor Cerol LaPernar* CENTURY 21 HARTFORD 4 76-4000

CANTON OREN SUN 1-4PM 1366 SAL TZ

ton &iad large cuMje-aec lot EuaSent

a 'Centra ae and much mora S 01 Ford Rd-, E ot Sneddon I M 500

NOVI OPEN SUN 2-4PM 45023 YORKSHIRE OR Tan Mae

LiVOWA OPtMMOUSt By owner t « 500 Sat 4 Sun 1-4pm

Vermont 525-6717

keens' 3 Bedroom Colonial Mo»e i condition All th

«EDFORO OPEN SLRI 15352 AUBREY

Cum *a * Button i pert darter hon

laAor 14.9 900

LfVONW OPEN SUN 1 30 TO 5PM

16552 Oft I ROAO N ol Se»en Mea E ad* o« OB Rd

NORTHVtLLE OREN SUN 14PM 422«0 OLD BEDFORO

TON ANO DIRECTIONS TO ALL OF OUR OPEN MOUSES EACH WEEK CALL HOMELINE 953-2020

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OPEN SUN 2 5PM rw ot Beck N of Joy Rd I

Cuetom buOT eaout 3 * bathe

lacum 4 dan attacnae-garaga on court lot wtth 1 acre 4 pond Fea-ture* 2 fWaplacea «wmg room 4 tamey room Aakmg 12it>00

CAU. QERT MARY OR KATMY THE MICHIGAN GROUP 494-3600

REDFORD Open Sun. 1-4

26746 South•**'*"*' outh. E at maaer Charming

iPV Caa Doug or JutJy Cour tney

Remenica H O M E T O W N REALTORS

420-3400 r<3 O p e n Sun 2 - 5 p m

3 be^oom brtck 4 ak«eni»ii rancn 35046 Fanned 966 500 Aah lor

J o y c e M a r k o w s W REAL ESTATE ONE

274 -8911

tachad garaga - S 124.SOO CM 661-9770

E R A R Y M A L S Y M E S

B E V E R L Y H I L L S

Three New L is t ings

3 B E D R O O M RANCH A caeutiM park-aae yera N»*r*ey decorated. -<iflelec kRchan thd oetf Fireplace VMuet H • 1.000

Mear B l rm lngnam Groves Tha attractive ranch a on a large lot tn a Quat nawhtoomood Tao 6re-ptacea. aaroa deck arid dan or Wrd bedroom "amdy room 1135.900

GREAT C U R B APPEAL . Nawar uicfan m t f * One oedrogm . rvcf i FatWy room, doubta lot. and TWO car anacnad garaga H27 000

H A L L & H U N T E R 6 4 4 - 3 5 0 0

B L O O M F I E L D ENCHANTING 4 badroom brick rancn on amoai i edra Huge beaa-mant under entire home, centra ar race deck 1246 900

PERFECT BLEND add* the chares ta.tha HMtr ranch V* Bedrooma. treed lot and «aB Btoomfietd acnoot* 1229 900

CENTURY 21 M J L C O R P O R A T E

TRANSFEREE SERV>CE

851-6700 B L O O M F I E L D HILLSV

C R A N B R O O K 3/ 4 |

tamay room, formal iiedng room, i bedrooma. bath EjoanaNe mm a leva oadar deck 1*79.000

FRANKLIN VILLAGE CAPE COO In

rooma. 1329 000 MAX BROOCK

weamy kat at mupa-aaa kLE -Caa Owner mttn prlc-

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H A N N E T T , I N C . . REALTORS

6 4 6 - 6 2 0 0

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garage Storage- Many up-11*7.600 MELP-LI-SELL ol

1 Bkmmgham/Bloomnald 6*6-6670

FOR SALE notion*

, . lender*, ate MELP-U-SELL W Bemmghem.'StoomR^S 6*6-6670

LAKE PRIVILEGES! * oedioctna. 2

ULTB4ATE LOCATION. 1.36 ac MM* On 4Vk hoi* ot

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exterior Beeutituey landacapad ground*' 1325.000 *5SLO MAXBROOCK 626-4C0C

Run Green 1 t3«.7So 'm^55^£LL 6*^*670 or 36C-666C

MAR.E-MIOOLEBELT BARGAIN jpdaaed 3000 h

i Couitn Qui i N l t 13*9 1

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open Koor pan pan *kyegn«a 3 U oatha. hardti

3 0 3 W ^ k n f h l K e e g o

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OPEN SUNOAY 1-4 BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS

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489-8404

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CLARK & FRON 425-7300

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O P E N S U N 1 : 3 0 - 4 : 3 0 163*3 Grandon S o " " t i t k • lew t lx gk are, 1106 000 m en e> ceaeni

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Remerica H O M E T O W N REALTORS

459-6222

RUTH M A L A C H Agent l 6 « » - 5 « 7 or 851-41001 s t ' o .

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B o a r d O f R e a l t o r s ® R E A L T O R ®

3 0 3 W - B t m f k L K s o g o

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O P E N S U N . 2 - 5 3366 M o m m a r t e Card* . 8 o l Lona H » a . W . e » l

3 0 4 F a r m i n g t o n

F w m i f i f l l o n l

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tac t H o r n . M l m i 9 6 0 m

and t e c u m O r e e l r o o m . 2 w M k - o u i L — m i l . Hrv-

$149 ,800

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C A R R O L L R E A L E S T A T E G R O U P

4 8 9 - 8 4 0 4

N E W C O N T E M P O R A R Y

T o p Q u a l i t y C o n s t r u c t i o n r — •"*••' map le w o o d w o r k Andar m «wy l c tad w tndoee . High af f t c tancy n o m a 4 b e d r o o m a . 3 b a t h * 2 car i i i k k m garaga 1167 500 0W21CBY1

737-90P0 C0LDWELL - BANKER

S c h w e i t z e r R e a J E s t a t e

m a k e t h a o u t d o o t p i c tu re par Met Conver t M o 4 b e d r o o m * and nave pour Or* a m o o m e truef B o o m

i H a a achoo la L a M prtvatagaa $436 0 0 0

C A L L K U M U O K A L R A

R A L P H M A N U E L

8 5 1 - 6 9 0 0 o r 6 6 1 - 4 9 9 6

W E S T B L O O M F I E L D B U I L D E R C L O S E O U T

By la f ra te ft S o n Reduoed f r om $469 ,000 t o $349 ,000 C u a l o m M R MOO sq I t c o n t e m p o i a i > MagnM-

THE P f t U O C N T t A L S R t A T LAK.ES W E A i n

' B R O T H E R S 4 S I S T E R S

L I V E I N H A R M O N Y ! M 0 0 bq ft o t «Mna apace o n a * / 4 • e r a lo t insures m e r e S p lenty of r o o m lor eneryona. T>6* con tempo-rary M m t o f le ra 4 b e d r o o m a . 2

O P € N S U N 1 - 5 P M 84 W C h e n e * Dr i ve

IN al M a p l e . E o l F * r m l n © l o n | 1 M 7 . c u a l o m n o m a wtth

open f loor p lan , p i c k l e d m o o d h o o r s 2 Eaaptacaa. 2 - bathe. 3 car garaQe. marry other amamt lee 1336 .000

C A L L M Y R T L E 2 A C K p e n t m y 21 H a r t f o r d S o u t h 8 f f8 -6800

C O N T E M P O R A R Y 2 a to ry . 2 1 0 0 aq f t . 4 b e d r o o m a , 2 H be tha . wh i te l o r -rraca k i t chen w « h e l a n d . 14 Ml ie A MkkMebef t $135 ,900 626 -2242

W € S T B L O O M F I E L D M o v i n g t o E u r o p e m Oc tobe r R e d u c e d »15J30Q- 2 M o o . 4 OeC-rooma. 2W o a t h * l a rga fami ly r o o m , cent ra l air R e d u o e d to $156 ,900

MEPPARD A N O A S S O C I A T E S 4 7 8 - 2 0 0 0

W E S T B L O O M F I E L D Bough t « 1968 for 1205.000 .00 S e l l i n g l o r $ 1 8 9 . 9 0 0 0 0 W e s t B loom f ield w i th Wea l a ioomf leW S c r o o t t 4 b e d r o o m a . 3 % ba lha. l ln-

MEPPA.RO A N O A S S O C I A T E S 8 5 5 - 6 5 7 0

W E S T B L O O M F I E L D Quaaty new c o n s t r u c t i o n c o n t e m p o -rary n o m a wt th M tha ex taa l 3 larga b e d r o o m * 3 tu8 batha. M a t t e d b a a a m i h t , sky l i gh ts c e r a m i c taa. " 'Wh i t * Say c a b i n e t * . meatar bad-r o o m auNa With t acuzu a n d antmg r o o m , peacefu l coun t r y ee t t t ra . Can today lor m o r e Oaten* - 1177 .000

CaU 6 5 1 - 9 7 7 0

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2 M l k l t chan « W * i <M 21* ca r a t t a c h e d

| ga raga Q o o d v a k i a a l . 1140 .900

G 0 0 D E REAL ESTATE

A Q o o d e L ia t ing la A Q o o d Buyl . i a 11 N W o o d w a r d 847-1898

Door U a a t a r b e d r o o m . I b e d r o o m a be lhe . W r e i y cua tom Euro- i

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R O N O C H A L A

RE/MAX 100 3 4 8 - 3 0 0 0

E X E C U T I V E H O M E • e e u t f M noma, M a o» « a e » m » b a c k y a r d U n a tamay raqta Krapleoe a n d C o n a e B l o « e ( A a * e t n d e e a In f o rma l d i n i n g r o o m braak laat nook Two ca r * M a a n t i l^y^anached um.000

* 4 6 2 - 1 8 1 1

C 0 L D W E L L BANKER

S c h w e i t z e r R e a l E s t a t e

Open S u n d a y * 1 -Spm 3 M Or 3 . . IOI 3 9 3 b l o c k * W. o l Green

t Rd . S C0 C o m m e r c e Rd in o n C e d * r b e n k . left o n O a * Lea l to Elder R d S . t u r n lef t M l - 0 2 0 0

»7 B f c r o n e * h o m e . 2 e

W B L O O M F I E L D - O r c h a r d L a k * accaaa. F rank L l oyd Wr igh t con tam-pora ry r anch , 1 ac re lot , B loomf ta ld H « * achoo la 1 2 * 9 0 0 0 M 2 - 9 0 7 S

3 0 4 F a r m i n g t o n

F a r m i n g t o n H i U a

A t t r a c t i v e C o l o n y P a r t Un ique p r o p e r t y on b e e u M u l t reed d o u b l e lo t 4 b e d r o o m , a p p r o i 3100 * Q t t In M C l l l i r n cond i t i on m »200 .000 r a n g e Owner U 3 - 0 M 3

BY O W N E R - E n g * a h tudor 4 bed-r o o m * . 2 H be tha . » r a r y . ak . large 2

O p a c S t m . t - S o m . • 4 7 4 - » f »

BY O W N E R - O p e n S u n , I - 6 p m 24475 a M a r c o , att 10 MH* between Maddtabalt ft O r c h a r d Lk C u a t o m 3 b e d r o o m r a n c h buat In 19«S Larga d M n g r o o m , t a l f loor laundry , «W-e n * d a a a a m a n l . Many az t raa l No) * d r i ve -by 1 1 5 9 . 9 0 0 " 474-8042

BY O W N E R - 3 b e d r o o m , 2 bath ranch, cen t ra l a i r . greet r o o m wi th f i replaces c a t h e d r a l caning. i * t Boor laundry . 2 * cm a t t a c h e d g a r * f l *

car d e t a c h e d garage.

t h roughou l 4 7 4 - O U B

BY OWNER - 4 B e d r o o m . 3 H batr CaHlomlf t s ty le h o m e Cen t ra l ak t o aoor leundry Kniahed L a t e m e n l

age S247.000 881 -8412

CLASS TUDOR I M M E D I A T E

O C C U P A N C Y

4 b e d r o o m * . tamVy r o o m . 3 H ba tn* . l i n e d Deaement , 2 j i l t c» i ena

C A L L A N U Q A N D H I R A L P H M A N U E L

8 5 1 - 6 9 0 0 O R 4 7 7 - 8 6 1 0

F A R M I N G T O N MILLS _ . b e d r o o m * . 2V»

ba lha. f o r m a l d k a n g r o o m a r t f i re-place. g o r g e o u e * e r t » c m Fe rmmg-ton HW* J 1*4,900

P P A R D A N O A & S O C I A T E S

F A R M I N G T O N N l L L S 1 3 A l a l i m H F A R M I N G T O N W O G E

30318 S O U T H A M P T O N Clean ft B r t ^ i t 4 y r o l d C o n t e m p o -rary. 4 Bed rooma. 2 H ba tha . ce ram-ic MM toyer. tat d o o r l aund ry , la rga fo rm ica knehan , • p r v a i l a r many

B vy Opart S u n V 6 P U

3 0 4 F a r m i n g t o n 3 0 7 S o u t h L y o n

M W o r d - H i g h t o n d

Onty a l ew w e » - o u i *naa f e r a e a n g . l oca ted m m m e t o n c M u t e d Ca« 3 4 2 - 4 1 8 0 CJvaca D e n o p m e m

N e w C o n s t r u c t i o n

3 1 0 W i x o m - C o m m a r o a

_ _ L a k a a A r a a

3 1 2 L i v o n i a

B E S T B U Y

1700 » n . 3 n o m e o n 9 0 . 4 0 0 lo t F^a 2 car g e r a g * H 3 4 . M 0

3. M 0 a f lJ t . 4 b e d r o o m . b a m c o n t e m p o r a r y co lon ia l f l ra l toor meatar »uila ft den. 3 cm ga raga l o a d e d - a i t r a * 1 2 9 8 900 Aak lor

I n d i r a

R E A L E S T A T E O N E

4 7 7 - 1 1 1 1 4 7 8 - 3 4 7 3

• u p g r a d e * R e d u c e d ftS.000

-Oct For a p p o a H m a n t . 474 -1086

C I R C L E THIS OMEHT Bel A i r e beeu ty t Three B e d r o o m br ick R a n c h w i t h tamay r o o m . MerHlel k i t chen , beeament Muat •ea1 $99 9 0 0

L O A D E D W I T H EXTRAS W i n g e d C o l o n l e l m deWrabia inde-p e n d e n c e C o m m o n e C « e l o m p o o l ft ape. aecur t ty j y a t e m . Flor ida R o o m wlt f t b a r . m o d e r n t t e d k i tchen and m o r e Celt fo r I m p a c t i o n 1214,9

$77 ,900 M e t m a i n t a i n e d 3 b e d r o o m Ranch bum in 1979 2V. Car ea raga with w o o d b u r r a n g Move . 1*t floor laun-dry , C o u n t r y K i t chen *mt i p lenty of tab le apace A p p r o n m a t e f y 1025 S«j. F t M o t r v a t e d aa f t an Q o o d f am i l y kocetKm

C l o s e t o E v e r y t h i n g Newer ca rpe t i ng . Treinhr panned a n d hot wa te r h e e l e r - A a r n o O M d * rM add i t i on m 1984. A n d e r a e n « m -3 o w s . T ern g a r a g e wit f i apenar -A* m a on a 70 toot w tda tot mafcea t m * greet ttarter h o m e a t u p e r buy at $59,900

The Prudential H a r r y S . W o l f e ,

R E A L T O R S

462-1660

F A R M I N G T O N MILLS E N D Of S U M M E R S P E C I A L

Wen m e m t a m e d 4 - i noma 3 M l ba the . T r M e v e l La rga tamfty r o o m wi th f i rep lace Newer cerpe t and adndowa. h e r d w o o d f l oo r * , bay e l n d o w In i v i n g r o o m , lovely deck l . $152 ,500

R E D C A R P E T K E I M

M A P L E . I N C ,

5 5 3 - 5 9 9 - E

O P E N S U N D A Y 1 - 4

3 3 5 0 9 C O L F A X F A R M I N G T O N MILLS S o l 9 Mae W o f t F e r m m g t o n Sherp 2 bed-r o o m ranch o n a large «X impree-H«e greet r o o m , u p d a t e d k i tchen a n d b e t h Br ine o«e r» $83 ,900

C A L L C A R O L M A T T M E W S PRUOENTIAL GREAT LAKES

828-9100 489-0122

nee a l t p p a a n r e * wa te r t a s F t deek g a r a g e Don i •

7 5 0 0

ANG1E SARKISIAN 4 7 3 - 6 2 0 0

R E / M A X F O R E M O S T . I N C

S l Y O N O P E N S O * 2-5 ed rooA i . 2 betx con-b a c e m e m . g a r a g e

9 0 0 3 * S Eagle Way oft 10 ac Trai l ,

Owner 486 -3753

t e m p o r a r y . $ 1 4 9 90 M M E o l P o n i i e c

3 0 8 R o c h a a t a r - T r o y

Q U A K E R V A L L E Y F A R M S BeeutMui ranch bMe»a« on 2 ac re w o o d e d lot . O p e n f loor p len wrth n e r d w o o d I toora. 3 b e d r o o m * . 2 hjk be tna 2 Urapleoea c u « o m * tudy . new carpa l , l a rge deck , m a n y ex-trea. A muat * e e $249 ,000 By Owner Ce« 478-5492

FIRE P L A C E I 3 b e d r o o m «rW «m lened baaemen t and k t i a c n e d ga-raga $ 1 0 5 9 0 0

W O O D E D LOT! 3 b e d r o o m na* a»-s u m e b l e m o r t g a g e $ 1 0 9 900

M E L P - U - S E L L of Sout t ! Oak land 5 4 1 - 0 7 0 0

T H E OOLLMOOSE Beet deac r i be * tn ia 3 bed room. 2 b e l h beauty cur -ren t l y owned by * decora to r «m> la rge temlfy r o o m a n d krep leee, end an a f fo rdab le p r i c e teg Per tect a ler ter home lor the young at h e e r t A a k m g $89,900

For m o r e de ta *s can A R L E N E PREY

PRUOENTIAL GREAT LAKES 3S3JXL13

F A R M I N G T O N MILLS Lovaly • * bnck E n g M h Tudor Or ig ina l owner . 2 atory, 4 b e d r o o m a , 2*4 be tha Large" k n c h * n w i t h d m m g a rea O t j m t r o o m w i th ne tu ra l l l rep lece ft lerge dkang area. Maeter b e d r o o m on l a t f loor w i th c e l h e d r e l ced ing fun ba th ft w a * - m o o e e t La rge an-ctoaed po rch . K4I Wed beaaman t Ceramic In M I veetWH^e. U t t f t y r o o m f l ra l l l oo r . 2 cm e t t e c h e d ga-

F A R M I N G T O N MILLS Sharp B r a n d new k t l chen , 2 fun betha. flnlehed beaaman t , 2 car a t t a c h e d g a r e g e . c e n t r a l a i r $103 ,500 —

MEPPARO A N D A S S O C I A T E S 478-2000

F A R M I N G T O N MILLS 3 b e d r o o m br i ck r anch . 2 ' 4 Beth*. Dnohed beeemen t w « h e d d m o n e l b e d r o o m FerrUfy r o o m wi th cathe-d r a l c e l l i n g * " a n d f i r e p l a c e $107,900

MEPPARO A N O A S S O C I A T E S 8 5 5 - 8 5 7 0

CENTURY 21 H A R T F O R D 478-8000 1 CENT

F A R M I N G T O N MILLS - $228,500 Large Co lon ia l m t a m a d o c Hunt C l u t r S o t n o m a l e a t u r e * h u g e open k i tchen, fami ly r o o m w i th w e l ber neture l flreplece. m a n y e n r e * ft up-da te* 2 -1 car ga rege S f f u M a d on e i t r a lerge lot w « h aknoet noTra lBc Great h ighway acceea (5 -377V

U « Y 21 W E S T INC 349 -8800

•e r t l ca l Wind* , l ouve r * ft c a r p e t i n g th roug fmu t . m a n y o ther K n a r M e a $185 ,000 For a p o l 522 -3231

- < * « t » D o w n ! o w n Farmanglon Teeleryeer c h e r m tn tn ia 3 b e d r o o m br tck home J .*eded glea* [»ano w i n d o w * , bua i -m bookceaee. Spe-c i o u s r oom* . S u e r o o m end l a r g * f r on t p o r c h $124 ,900 (W19SMH

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O P E N S U N 2 - 5 p m Spark ang c o l o n l e l o n 1 8 a c r e * 4 b e d r o o m * 2 lu l l 2 na i l b a i n * 2 f i rep lace* , t m f ip ianeo C o m e t o Rocneater lor a r i a ana a p p l e * a n d then *ee 8450 App le O r c n a r d $227 ,500 Cal l

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R I V E R O A K S A R E A Coun t r y In tne ci ty C u a t o m 4 bed-r o o m C a p e C o d , temky r o o m , d i n i ng r o o m - » v i « ( t r o o m - d e n . - l u t l i r m n e o beaemen t . 2 ' t a r tecned g e r e g * o n e c r * ft '•> i m m e d i e t e poe*e*a ion La f t iT c o n t r a c t o r • a w m p n o r o k a y Low d o w n $198 ,500 Cek O A K MILLS REAL TY 648- 7000 W * of fer 3 'Vfc cQiniTilaeinn to te l l e r *

R O C H E S T E R MILLS 4 b e d r o o m CO lonla l . 2 7 0 0 * q h A d a m * Weal Sob . N o I Tk tnken Open Sun 1-5 $189 ,000 Owner 5 2 8 1337

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W A T C R F C M O - New ICftO a t j f t C e p e C o d . arep iece.auaaf taa 4 bed-

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P r a m . w o o d e d c u d a aac m . New a u t j d h « m n inc lude* p r w e l e n w m e $220 ,000 58FOR MAX B R O O C K 828-4000

NEW C O N S T R U C T I O N W I M e Lake Twp 1400 aq ft turmafted rench m o d a l 3 b e d r o o m * 2 oe th* . fu« beeemen t 2 car garage O n 1 e c r * lot C a p e C o d ft 2 aw ry awo mree-

H e m * C o Open 3 - 7 d e » y S e t - S u n 1-5 MoOei phone • • • - 2 7 4 2 Off ice 881 -0508

ORTOHVILLE-Clarkaaon A r a e Naw c o n l a m p o r a r y . 3.87 acrea. l a rge master bed room, large maaler b e l h wrth whi r lpool , c a m a d r * ! ceMnga. open k i t cneo wrth Wend, aemi-nrv

$ 1 8 9 9 0 0 8 2 7 - 8 8 2 9

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B U H T 1 9 M . 3 b e d r o o m brick w o o d . 2 M l baWia. aunken n Gree t R o o m . Dreptece. akyagftta. n tce l o t $98 ,500

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C U S T O M B U H T BRICK 4 bag b e d -rooma, 2 on W a t 2 a n 2nd 3 k *

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ae. $ ft F e r m m g i o r i Owner 431 -3707 or 4 4 2 - 9 4 2 7

LIVONIA . THIS H O M E 0 A O u u a e n d h i g 3 b e d r o o m oo lomal Huga leanfty r o o m a i m I r e p M o e Meaay < M l l h t W K J a r , kac f ton . I am a t -

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l a u n d r y Oi a a n p r i ced $189 ,500

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N O T C C I REDUCED! Owner V a n e l e r r e d l M o v e m o o n d N k j n o n M a 3 U e U r u u i i 1 W » * q *

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M M . 3 b e d r o o m a Compaawty re-d e c o r a t e d a n d u p d a t e d rec ree t lon r o o m $115 .900 (PS3ROS]

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FARMINGTON HILLS DOLLAR WISE PERFECTION, m o v e In cond i t i on co lon ia l , Vk ac re lo l . s p e r k k n g w h i t e k i t c h e n compf t -m e n t * c h a m p a g n e t o n e * $138 ,500

R A V I N E PRIVACY. 2 5 0 0 SO FT of c o n t e m p o r a r y r ench . 4 b e d r o o m . 2 5 be th . a p p o a i t e d lor airy c o m f o r t -•b ie lh r t r tg $198 ,900

CENTURY 21 M J L C O R P O R A T E

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N o l 11 MMa. W o l inlLcter C o m a * a e f lea b r a n d new Hating m • great n e i g n b o r t t o o d ma t lea tu raa a tug aurHI* m g r o u n d p o o l 9 « 9 t ime to apend the d o g d a * » o l summer by your oem poo l . Featurea mcfcida 3 bedrooma. 2 H ba tha . f i n N h e d tower ie«el. W i n g r o o m $ f a r m , r o o m , a n d over 2200 aq 1 T M * o n e roeHy wW • a l f e a t $185 ,500 For fu r ther In lo r -r n a t t o n c a t .

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REALTY 651-e tOQ

B R I G H T O N Nearer we te r f ron t ranch . on alI apor ts W o o d l a n d Lake 3 bed r o o m * . 2 lu l l ba tha . m a n y e» t ra * $184 ,900 . ( A L H M 7 4 0 J

B R I G H T O N Sharp u p d e i e d mooae on I t* crnn lot »044 aq ft . 2 * car g a r a g e not tub . poo l l i W o o d l a n d Laka acceea $49 ,900 IMHS 662701

B R I G H T O N Reedy to m o v e in Tn-levei with 4 b e d r o o m * B r K » w o o d & e i u m l n u m cona t ruc t l on 2W car o a r a g e , a t t rac t l va ry l andscaped $109 ,900 !CO664*0>

G R E G O R Y Coun t r y t e rm houae o n 10 7 a c r e * A l u m i n u m aideo 1 ' * ato-ry m need o l soma TLC 4 b e d r o o m * A greet 0u» a l $78 900 (SF86520I

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227 -1111

B R I G H T O N Over looks 17 a c r e * o»,.iena L o o k s b r a n d new 3 s tory c o n t e m p o r a r y $169 ,500

HEPPARO A N D ASSOCIATES 4787-2000

H O W E L L w n m a d i a i * occupancy- 3 b e d r o o m , 2 '+ b e t h b r i e * r a n c h on 3 a c r e lot 2V* car garaga p lus po le b a m $114,000 Cal l 569 -3563

T R O Y B U I L D E R S M O D E L $ 2 4 9 900 Nego t iab le

Open Sun 1-Spm Pace Deve lopmen t 358 -3250

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W h e t a beeutyt Large 3 b e d r o o m one* Ranch o l l a r * I S b a t h * Ural floor wrth o o r g e o u * new k i tchen, c h a r m i n g H o r i d a R o o m hnasned b a a a m a M . ne iu ra l l i repMce. g u 2 * c a r g v a g a $87,900

O f T E f l S SO Mi fC l f l l For to at Be O o r g e o u * 4 b e o r o o m I — - o n e r * lamay r o o m e n d n e » j r » hraplaoa. tanWy ana k i t chen . 22 a 17 loo t , centra l air, p r i -vate vara w i th deck ftraehed beee-m e n r $ * t t eche0 2 car ga rage $125 ,900

CELEBRATE1 On m i * * » c a i ' a m vatue BaauWKit Francavma 4 b e d r o o m . 2% ba th b r i ck Co lon ia l fea tu re* 1*1 Hoor i m i w y ' • " « ?

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420-3400 Other o u t M a n d k i g l e e h j r e * i n c l u d e t M t f i e d U h e p n a n t . Aral Boor laun-dry . and a t t a c h e d 2 car g a r a g a C a -d e m * ed and ca* t o d e y $172 ,900

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LOVELY 3 B E D R O O M R A N C H nmaned rec r o o m In b e e e m e n t . c loee to achocx. greet lamay n i g h -bo rhood $99,900

PRIME L O C A T I O N 3 b e d r o o m bnck rench . Oethe. 2 car a t tached ga raga O o a i l o achoo l * * n d ahoppmg $118 .900

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TROY-by owner 4 b e d r o o m . 2'-1 b e t h qued , Oramet lc tamtfy r o o m f l r e p l e c e 2 c e r g a r a g a . c e n t r a l err spr ink ler , a l a r m $13 f 1135 900 669 -8724

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C A L L D A N M U L L A N Pr ide o l ownersh ip * t>ound* m i m * br ick 4 Bedroom. T H b e l h co lon ia l , v s l f loor laundry or dan family room wi th f i rep lace lerge dlrvlng r o o m e n d i M n g room, super rec r o o m m basemam. (parkUng d e a n , u p d a t e d th roughout m n e u t r P de-cor L a r g * a t t rac t i ve KW m Idyle WykJ G o d Co»**a a rae Unpara«ed value a i $181,500

M A Y F A I R 5 2 2 - 8 0 0 0

C O V E N T R Y G A R D E N S Beeut l fu i 3 b e d r o o m bnck ranch wi th newer r o o l a n d furnace. edd»-t l on m 1990 H e r d w o o d Moor and tttylghls m tamay room, n a t u r a l w o o d and m a r b l e Wrapiaoa In Vr lng r o o m a n d m o r e $136 ,900

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

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2 b e d r o o m dupNw Pa^aHy S n u h e o ; Lhronia '* fOmberty O e k * 3 b e d beaarr ier i l w i th UUrd b e d r o o m and r o o m * . 1 i Ba th * 3 a * * r n e n t , 'e-1 /2 ba th , l a rga m a « e r b e d r o o m , mode led k i tchen, cen t ra l air. a n d et -

t a c h e d ga raga $99 9 0 0

You B l ove tha* Inn I ^ l i i i n l r i i an •a*. P » « S y « n * n e d

OLD ROSEDALE. - BY O W N E R Open Sun 1-5 Total ly ^ x l e l e d 2 atory w i th 2ft cm garage. i « t Hoor laundry gn 2 * iota, v a r y prfvese. 2

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f o r m M d m m g r o o m over 1.000 * q ft.. $66,500.

522-14

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4 5 9 - 6 0 0 0

C0LDWELL BANKER

S c t i w e t t z e r R e a l E s t a t e J ^ q P r U ( j e r r t i a l

H a r r y S . W o l f e ,

O N A PARK Rec la imed brick 3 b e d r o o m ranch , m a a l e r b e d r o o m a t e * * * t o h a d bath, f a m d y r o o m , a t tached g a r a g e , c e n t r a l ak, aprmk ler* . a u n r o o m . N e u t r a l atnc * tabu loua r e m e d i e d k i tchen $115,000.

CALL L ILL IAN S A N O E R S O N REV MAX CROSSRO ADS 4 5 3 - 6 7 0 0

maenad ge-r a o e . M u c h m o m Tta* • c f l a rad a i $269 ,900 <a5182V

R e m e r i c a H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

420-3400

le t »oor laundry k n o w n w * h o a * ««Mn jaa , a n d bay w indow A great M i y a l »1 fi.OCO

QWCT C O U R T L O C A T I O N C o m e aae t m * t a m e d 1 b e d r o o m W M a o r Parti ranch. Neut ra l m a n o r I — « l t i i l a m -ay r o o m wHh neki i ral t kep leoe. f a n fu l w e * a n d w indow i reetrnanta. Pal-la w o o d uamdewa. Other n c k j e o m

$119 ,000 CALL DAVIO BEAROeLEY

R E / M A X C R O S S R O A D © 4 5 3 - 6 7 0 0

FIVE B E A U T V U U . Y t reed couret r ,

c o n t e m p o r a r y d V 2 k d batha. p r v vete study o i l m a m m o l h o p e n b e e m e d t W E A T NOOm m o d w t r kitcharv. M a n d coun te r M i w e * - o u l

2 car ga rage 8 |uet $157,5001 m u c n more l A a k m g

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S T Y L E . C O M F O R T

8 I M M A C U L A T E Qaacnt iaa m w 3 b e d r o o m , 2 'n b e t h c o i o m a i wdh c u a l o m J m g n . ;*>-g r a d e * th roughou t d e c o r a t e d u . per tecbon ap r tnk le r * deck care r w m meatar be th a n d onfy 2 yeers o l d m popu la r S u n t o w e r Sub $ 1 5 9 500

O P E N H O U S E S U N H o l Ford. E ai S n e i d o n i m m e c u -leie 3 b e d r o o m . T H Beth r e n c h N e u t r P decor o p a r r l k x * p l e n l e r g * tamay r o o m w m rv-epiece spec ious

$112 .000

I M O V E R I G H T . I N 3 b e d r o o m . 1V» b e t h r a n c f c o m p l e t e w i th cent ra l « r l a r g * »vmg r o o m w i th newer M e a ca rpe rmg . famey

nee g « e g e W e achoola 1 1 * * J0C

CALL D O U G M A S O U C O C D W E L L B A N K E R

SCKWTTZER 459-6000 or 4 & 3 - a r $ 5

An Afiordabte rarrely « * ranch an P l y m o u t h Mother m - i a w a p e r t m a n l w « h k l t ch -m a t h A aepera ta a n t r a n c a S h a r p Brick .-anch wrth 3 b e d r o o m s , 1 H Beth* an m a m Boor Cen t ra l e « ea i r * lo l avaHebie $ 107.900

R e m e r i c a H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

4 5 9 - 6 2 2 2

BY OWNER - Plymouth TWP Westbr iar v m a g e 4 B e d r o o m . 2 H oath not t u b on w o o d Qecfc aprm-• W a y i l e m hn«*heo B e a e m e m Decks j p io 4V» ac re c o m m o n e By a p p o m t m e n l only 4-53-4371

8uet7 au rpnaed no i l o Bnd b r igh t and aary 4

g a r e g e p r o t e e e i o n a l i y •endeceped o v e r e n e d ya rd l o a d * o l trees O n a r e d M $214 ,900 C e * lor privese ahowmg or t ree l e e

" C A L L K E N K O E N I G HE- 'UAX C N O S S R O A M 463-870C

FIVE ACRE CONTEMPORARY

Larga 3 ,600 a q f t r e n c h w i t h l a r g e t a n i y room waie-oul M I o e l M . Bnck i EuroWyt* W c h a n M V « t 4 o e d r o o m * . 3 fed i e r W loyer w * h a k y a n M al bnck o u t b u M I n g wtth •

C O U N T Y O U R

- B L E i For I M n g t m * 3 bed room. I M ba th

T M * home o f f e r * I o rme l dmmg, Aral d o o r laundry , tamay r o o m 8re-

$106 ,900

R O N O C H A L A

RE/MAX 100 4 2 5 - 6 7 8 9

TROY R A N C H 3 b e d r o o m s 3 ' 4 b a t h * m * » t e r B e d r o o m su i t * g ree i r o o m , huge k i l c h e n Clean" i m m e d i a t e o c c u p a n c y A s k i n g $183 ,700 879 -9368

L I K E T O E N T E R T A I N ? Quaaty su r rounds you m th is Be t te r - than-new 2 y r . o l d 4 bad-r o o m . 3 b a t h r a n c h o n a H ac re lot Over 2,400 aq. ft. wWh a u n k * n _ k v i r y

room, i o r m e l danmg r o o m and beau-t i fu l coun t r y k i t chen . E x t r a * l o o n u m a r o u * to »at! $209 ,900

U N S U R P A S S E D S E T T I N G '

The per fec t lamay e r rv l ro rvnem it you n e e d m o r e s p a c e th is c h a r m m g and b e a u t d u t y m e m t a m e d 4 bed-r o o m . 2\» b a t h c o l o n i a l • p a r t e d lor yau l U v m g r o o m , d m m g r o o m . 8-arerr. t « n d y r o o m , a * o n * ac re lo t

m * greet ferndy aree l $205 ,000

A L L Y O U H A V E T O D O I* m o v e M O tfne excap t i one l 4 yr o ld . 2 .178 *q . n . r a n c h 3 b e d r o o m * , 2 'n batha. luB beaemen t . 2 car a t tached g a r a g e L o c a t e d on a Bor-

is w o o d e d lo t . Q u i c k o c c u p e n -cyt Ask ing $219 ,500

MARY MCLEOD CENTURY 21 R O W 464 -7111

S P L E N D I D BUY! Pre t ty ro l l ing 2 * c r * * e t t i n g wi th this d i r e c t i v e new ' qual i ty b u k l C a p * C o d Anaaraan Beaut * n t wea-p lenned k l i c h e r utWty r o o m a n d master b e d r o o m on 1st h o o r cen t ra l air. Kdl we l * - ou t baaemen!

K e n lend Pr i ced r ight at $14 '

ROOMY C O M F O R T ! C u a t o m Oeaagned c o l o n s artueted on 24 apat teb le acres w i th b e e u t i t u sp r i ng - l ed s t o c k e d p o n d TJaa *pe-d o u * 4 b e d r o o m , 3 '< ba th home fea tu re * f l rap iaca In fami ly r o 6 m J f o r m a l d m m g r o o m wi th bay win-d o w large k i t chen and dm ihg a rae w i th ooo rwa i i to pe t lo . t * i Boor laundry , Iu8 beaamem, 2'-« car ga-r a g e tennta cour t , 30x40 barn & m o r e Proud ly o f f e red a l $299 500 Ker t lenO

E N G L A N D REAL ESTATE 4 7 4 - 4 5 3 0

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

A S S U M A 6 L E I 3 b e d r o o m F e r n d e w schoo l s $S3 90C

mEXP-U-SECL ot South O a k l a n d 5 4 1 - 0 7 0 0

ASHLEY CONSTRUCTION

C u s t o m H o m e

B u i l d e r s

4 r e m a i n i n g s i t e s

a v a i l a b l e i n L i v o n i a :

4 2 7 - 3 2 9 5

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H E L E N Y A B S

CENTURY 21 R O W

4 6 4 - 7 1 1 1

J I J S T U S ' T F D C u t * 3 B e d r o o m t'-n Bait ! rencr on n ice s t reet m N R o y * i 0 * k f a m i l y r o o m f i rep lace «i1chen * p p k * n c e » Pr i ced *1 $ 6 9 , 9 0 0

G 0 0 D E . R E A L E S T A T E

A G o o d e c ia tmg la A Good Buy" 1411 N W o o d w a r d 647 1898

E N D OF S E A S O N B A R G A I N Beeu tdu l m g r o u n d poet Ext ra lerge 3 b e d r o o m b n c * ranch ha* baee-m e n i temay r o o m wtth f l replece at iSched 2 car g a r a g e Owner *eys

B r ing O f f e r s U a l a d * i $118.900 C A L L J I M OR BRIAN

DUGGAN R f y M A X R E A L T O R S 525-6252

R E A L T O R S

4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0 Independent l y O w n e d end O p e r * i e d

O P E N SAT 8 SUN 1-4 39144 Rao Onve. S o l 6, E of Mag-garty Ranch. 3 Bedroom. 2 be the . cethedre! greet r o o m IVat l l oo r iaundry air decks l ln iahad Baas men ! spr ink l ing system M u s t •ae 1

D E L I G H T F U L M A I N T E N A N C E -FREE 3 b e d r o o m coun t r y r a n * on 3

r a g * 8 a on ly $109,9001

R e m e r i c a C O U N T R Y P L A C E

9 8 1 - 2 9 0 0

R e m e r i c a C O U N T R Y P L A C E

9 8 1 - 2 9 0 0

i : * * n o * n d f lre-p lece carga l a n c e d yar d $104 9 0 0

B E T T E R T H A N N E W 3 b e d r o o m 2 U b a t h cokxmal a <** -et b lend of neu t ra l deco r fami ly r o o m arith c a i n a d r a i eedmg e n d f ire-p lace Picnic p a r t e d 2 0 * 2 2 deck M u c h more l $127 ,900

P E A C E F U L A C R E A p p r o x i m a t e l y o n e es re 3 b e d r o o m m h . 2 j p d a i e d I u l ba ths large UMher , . family r o o m w i th Pafta win-d o w * Enc losed beck p o r c h 2 cm a t tached g a r a g e $119 .900

L A R G E L O T

4 L O T O F T R E E S Deecr lOe* tw» 3 b e d r o o m ranch wt th t a a u l u a y u p d a t e d kJtcher, and Betha Large «amdy r o o m wfth natu-

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r o o m fun Lieaement. 2 c wPh loh. bnck p a t i o w i th gas gr l» Reduced to $132 ,000 By W w o m t . J men t only 4 5 3 - 3 0 7 4 ,

work 8 6-panei doors , c r o w r ~>old-.ngs scerrl ly u p d a t e d t r e d i wiahia $229 000

R e m e r i c a H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

459-6222

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E at Bees S o I N Te

4 5 5 - 6 3 6 5 D a u n g u w n e d

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I t ; 3O0

568 -0450 or 4 2 1 - 0 3 5 0

R E D C A R P E T K E I M

c e n t r a wr 2 car g a r e g e $ 1 2 9 TOO

4 5 9 - 6 0 0 0

C0LDWELL BANKER

S c h w e i t z e r R e a l E s t a t e

COMPLETELY R E M O D E L E D 3 bed-r o o m I X Oeth Trt Leve l w o o d l e r c e & dec* New ca rpemng at-pi tancee fcentrel *lr h u g e lo t $113 900 A l te r 3 3 0 p m 4 5 9 - 7 3 3 2

. J S T 3 V .

LOVELY QUADONIAL! T m * 4 b e d r o o m 2 * b a n h o m e la truly * r a r e l l nd

INGROUND POOL u p d a t e d 4 b e d r o o m 21* B a t h c o i o -raal wfth f o r m a l d i n i n g r o o m , n e w k i t c h e n wi th n o o k , f a r r d y r o o m f i re-p l a c e f u n B e a e m e n t 2 cm g e r a g e • c r e e n e d p a n e f e n c e d y a r d 4 yee« 3 2 s 16 i n g r o u n d g u n l t * p o o l , p r t v e c y f e n c e , a n d m o r e Only $ 1 4 4 , 9 0 0

Hot New Listing S h a r p 3 B e d r o o m 2 B e t h S i c * r e n c h E a t - m k l t c h a n , n a r d w o o d | l loor* , b a a e m e n t . h u g e i h e d with • a larm, , l a n c e d y a r d , $ 7 8 , 9 0 0

GRACE M I K T O N 4 2 1 - 5 7 8 9 RE MAX W E S T INC 5 2 2 - 6 0 4 0

O P E N S U N 1 - 4 P M T9050 C A N T E R B U R Y

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on 1 1 3 4 . 9 0 0 CHAMBERLAIN. R E A L T O R S

6 5 1 - 4 4 0 0

DESIRABLE WINDSOR PAKR!

4 b e d r o o m . 2 M b e t h q u a d a l a p o l l eee ly c a a a n F o r m a l d m a n g r o o m

O n e l o o k a n d It* aoM S a n o u * b u y e r s , c e * n o w 4 1 1 9 . 9 0 0 Aak W

Diane Howard REAL ESTATE ONE

455-7000 451-1516

U P D A T E D 3 b e d r o o m n e w e r w i n d o w * * t t e c » e c g e r a g * m a n y * « t ' a » S 9 6 . 5 0 C

L O W E S " P R I C E b a t h , t a m a y r o o r c a r p e l * t i e c n e d g e r * 9 * $ 1 2 2 , 9 9 9

B E T T E R THAN N E W 3 b e d r o o m c e t n e d r a l c a d m g . t a m a y r o o m , l i re-p i e c e s t o r a g e g a l o r e $ 1 3 6 0 0 0

B E L O W A P P R A I S A L 3 B e d r o o m .

J U S T R E D U C E D

P I C T U R E P E R F E C T F a m a y Lhrmgl 0 e e u t r f u » r r n a m t a m a d . m x e e t K — y l a n d s c a p e d . * b e d r b o m , 2"« b a t h N W U v o n i a C o l o n i a l N e w e r A n d e r s o n w i n d o w s , t u r n a c a e e n t r e l ) a i r . s h i n g l e * p a l n l e d r o o m * $ 1 5 7 0 0 0 fi-38123

REAL ESTATE ONE 455-7000

O f f e r i n g 2 5 0 0 * q 11 C o l o n i a l * n d 2 2 0 0 sq h C a p e C o d

U n d e r C o n s t r u c t i o n

427-3295

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G r e a t 3 b e d r o o m R a n c h m p o p u i e r B e d r o o m * . _ l o r m e i a n m g living I a r e a . L * g * I M n g r o o m with d i n m g | r o o m with f l r e p l e c e . o r a o o a c s u m -l ... .. I m e r p o r c h . 2 c a r g a r a g e , f l n t s n e d

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Remerica H O M E T O W N REALTORS

453-0012 DON-T M I S S T W S O N E

O P E N SUNDAY 1 - 6

N e w e r w i n d o w * t h r o u g h o u t C a a lo r d e t a a a $76,900

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r o o m * . 2 % b e t h * . herge l a m a y r o o m arlth c e r h e d r a i c s f f n g s . OOrery

id k i t c h e n , c e n t r a l aK. * n d m u c h , m u c h m o r e $ 2 6 3 , 9 0 0 CALL B O B M A S S A R O N 9 3 6 - 6 5 6 8

THE MICHIGAN

GROUP

3 0 6 S o o t h f w t d - L a t t i r u p

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - c u t r a * a b u t t o n 3 b e d r o o m c o u n t r y * i » | l o t . P e « e w m d o w * . Nr c o n d i t i o n e r | d t a h w a a n a r . d l a p o e * ! r e l n g e r a i o r $61,500 CALL J O N N I E 62-6-S363- :

T H E P R U O E N T I A L G R E A T L A K E S REALTY 6 2 6 - 9 1 0 0

L A T H R U P VILLAGE - O w n e r tv» s t o r y b n c k - T u d o r 3 - 4 b e d -r o o m * 2 ' n b a t h s t ami fy r o o m , t in

4 4 3 - 2 6 4 6

M U S T S E L L 3 b e d r o o m , 2 % B e t h * F l o r i d a r o o m , f m t a h e d b a a e m e n t • h a d e d y a r d $ 6 9 , 9 0 0

F A R M I N G T O N M E A D O W S - 3 b e d -r o o m , 2 b a t h a . 2 % c a r g a r a g a <Vv lahed B e a e m e n t $ 1 1 7 9 0 0

HELP-U-SELL REAL ESTATE

4 2 5 - 8 6 6 1 FREE.. Weekly List!

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You C e n S A V E T H O U S A N D S H e l p -ing S e e s r s s * a By O w n e r lo r only $ 2 9 5 0 H E L P U - S E L L o l N W W C 4 2 5 - 8 6 8 1

J U S T LISTED & READY TO SELL!

N o r t h R o y a l O a k T n - i e v e i 3 b e o r o o m n o m a with m a r y i m p r o v e -m e n t * W a l k i n g d i s t a n c e t o s c h o o l s D e e p lot wi th a b o v e g r o u n d p o o l p l u s 8 t 10 s t o r a g e s h e d All t h i s fo r $ 9 0 8 0 0 W a i t a t Yowr Per i l

WEIR, MANUEL, SNYDER. & RANKE

689-7300 O A R P A R K - N i c e 3 b e d r o o m , l ' » o a t h Brick h o m e , l a r g e t a m a y r o o m a p p l i a n c e s tun b a s e m e n ! $ 5 8 0 0 0 P l e a s e caw a g o n ! 5 6 9 - 1 2 1 2

P R E M I U M N Royal O a « l o c a t i o n p l u s l a r g e n e e d lo t m a k * t h a 3 b e o r o o m h o m e with t e m a y r o o m B e a e m e n ! 8 l e r g e g a r a g e a s u p e r b u y a l $ 7 6 , 9 0 0

ASK F O R MARY ANN P ' J M A C E N T U R Y 2 1 T O W N 8 C O U N T R Y

9 3 9 - 2 9 0 0

ROYAL OAK 8 1 O W N E R 3 b a J r o o m h o m e >n ' / i n e e t i a P a r s *«mi C o m p l e t e r * u p d a t e d . n e e lot $ 1 5 4 , 9 0 0 ->*r !»•,:>

3 1 0 W i x o m - C o m m e r c e

L a k e * A r e a

BOAT S L I P o n UN10*I LAKE m c l u d e d with lhl* s p a r k l i n g 3 B e d r o o m 1 '* b e t h r a n c h New k i t c h e n c a r p e l

1 w i n d o w s b r u s h e d B a s e m e n t 8 m u c h

Ma> B r o o c k 8 2 6 - 8 5 0 0

ATTRACTIVE 8 AVAILABLE C a p e C o d with V a p i e c e i o r m a l t u n i n g r o o m . i b e d r o o m d o w n , ' 2 u p , b t o c * g a r e g e ' w o r k a h o p $ 6 6 9 0 0 , m a f c e o f t e r 8 - 7 / 8 % , 3 0 y e a r « o u e B h e d

One Way Realty 473-5500

BEATUFUL S E T T I N G 3 B e d r o o m h o m e , i n g r o u n d h e e l e d p o o l c o r n e r l o t , 2 c a r a t t a c h e d g a r a g * $ 1 1 8 , 9 0 0 4 2 1 - 4 6 6 8 or 7 3 7 - 0 2 5 6

M U S T SELL I Brick r a n c h wi th g a -r a g e $ 8 4 9 0 0

N E W OAK K I T C H E N ! 3 b e d r o o m w n h a t t a c h e d g a r a g e $ 1 2 2 , 9 0 0

H E L P - U - S E L L o« S o u t h O a k l a n d

541-0700

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R O S E D A L E G A R D E N S e r e * o> m d » v i d u a 6 r e 0 h o m e e m U v o -nia R e c o g n n a O l e o u * 8 t y m o n * 2 s to ry n o m * a n d a n in te r io r t h e ! e tr r h e Bes t o ' c o n d i t i o n 3 b e d r o o m * , c e n t r a l aar f o r m e l d m m g r o o m d e -l u . e a u n r o o m . f l r e p l e c e . f m i a h e d r e c r o o m with w o o d t u m n e r s t o v e w o o d d e c k - . o e d e d a n d t e m p e r e d u u a t w $ 1 4 1 9 0 0 C a l t o d e y 4 6 2 - 2 9 5 0 j H 4 H U B I

Quality REAL E S T A T E

Better Homes & G a r d e n s

CALL KEN KOENK3 RE/'MAX C R O S B P t O A D S 453-8700

H O I NEW BELOW MARKET

4 b e d r o o m . 2 H b e t h oo tonML t e m e y r o o m wHh I t u p t e c e l a r g e n a a i a r a u f t e . 2 % c a r a t t a t f i a d g a r a g e * » -• H i ! N C a n t o n l o c e O o n V a l u e p k j * Only $ 1 1 7 , 9 0 0

JOHN MARKER Century 21 EWe 522-7626

2 « o a t h , t a m a y r o o m g i m -

1 3 5 8 SQ k s p e c l o u a r o o m * n m a w o o d B o o r * k r e p i e c e FuB b e a e

cer g w y e M u s t s e e l a r g e KM

F A R M I N G T O N 6 PRICED TO SELL

3 B e d r o o m , 3 a t o r y c o l o n i a l d e e r

d m m g r o o m * * ^ o o r w e l l t o d e t

459-6000

C0LDWELL BANKER

Schwettzer Real Estate

WALT DISNEY lukury ' e e o r l 2 b e d r o o m 2 b e t h a * e p p k e r x e d M o d e r n w e e k * 4 5 $ 1 3 6 0 0 AasimoeCI* m o r t g a g e 473-61

Commerce Twn. 2 s t o r y c d o m a i Brick f r o n t 3 B e d r o o m * 2'> B * t h * i v a p i e c e 4 ' Y c a r g e r a g e w o o d w i n d o w * $ t n m M a n y a i r i r**! L a r g * KM Lot ' 5 E k « i C l S o l Wi*a Rd W ol C * r r o * L * * e Rd $ t * 2 7 0 0 i m m e i S v i e o c c u p a n -c y S h o w n By k e p t

J. T. KELLY CUSTOM HOMES

363-5927

C O M M E R C F " W P q ^ e d w v w >650 *Q f t 3 b e d - o o m * 2 full b a i h * t * m a » r o o m with >i»apiece a e n c e n i r e i a » p l u s 250 i d " p e t t o 8 4 0 0 »t j fl d e c k 2-^ y r I * 1 • • k i n g $ 1 2 5 9 0 0 8 6 9 8 9 9 6

a r t e c h e d g a r a g a d e c * .« ,ma Oray 1 - 1 5 9 0 0

t ry G a « h o m e

HUB&AFtD S l * MILE AREA e c r e lot c u e l o m Dual 1578 s q ft

p « d * y o e k 8 * k t r * l e r g e m e a t e r b e d r o o m , 2 5 lemHy r o o m m p r i m e S t e v e n e o n D M t r t c t . s a * * l n g $ 6 9 , 9 0 0 8 - 7 ' 8 H 30 y e e r f i r ^ n c m g » q u e » l i ed

One Way Realty 522-6000 OR 473-5500

H E L P U - S E L L at N W W C 4 2 5 - 6 6 6 1

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 3 B e d r o o m ! •* b e t h co lon l e l m d e

on tm* ie*t h o m e a v a i l a b l e m S u n a a i W o o d i S u b T m * 3 b * O r o o m c o l o r * m o f t e n 2 H b e t h * . I em8y r o o m aitm

c e a m g a n d n a t u r a l k » r m e t d m a n g r o o m l e r g *

B e d r o o m wrth b a t h e n d w a M - m d o e e i a i d e e n t r y g e r e g * . a n d * w o o d e d lo t D o n T w e n l o o l o n g $ 1 3 9 ,900

Starter Special 3 bedroom bnc* r«nc* * Hoftfrnm1 . LIVOO« J «n«3 torm« J i c m M m mcfcjfl r>**m e p p * e n c « e

M X ) O M omntrm a * S u r « m m * I i T f t O O ( L - 0 4 H U 8 1

t c « k , » A C k r , $ 8 8 9 0 0 462-181 1 The Prudential. COLBWELL

Harry S Wolfe. REALTORS BANKER 474-5700 • Scnwei tzer Real Estate

m o a p e n d e n n , O w n e d a n d O p e r a t e d

U V O N I A S Ol 7 M M W o l MKXHw&ef!

R E D U C E D * B E A U T Y AT IT S | F R E E W e e k l y kea o l p r o p e r t l e e t o r B E S T ThM • o n * of * k i n d . to t*«y M O w n e r ' wRh p r t o a a d e -r e - d o n e . 3 b e d r o o m 1% b a t h Brick k . , > p t , o n * * d d r * * * e * o w n e r * a n d vmyi t n m h o m e , f r o m r o o l t o t h * n u m b * * e l c B * * e m * n t N e w e r p k j m b m i g . e m c t n - M E L P - U - S E L L o l N W W C 4 2 5 - 8 6 6 1 ca l , f u r n a c e c e n t r a l a«r k i t c h e n c a r p o a m g a o m u c f i m o r e l 0 * i e r Y g u c m , SAVE T H O u e A N O e i H e l p -• o n o u i O p e n l o o f t e r a i m p m i u c s e a e r s t e n By O w n e r " to r or*, c o n d i t i o n t h l * h o m e i* o n l y j j ^ 5 0 , $ 1 1 0 3 0 0 H E L P - U - S E L L o l N W W C 4 2 5 - 6 8 6 1

G A L L O O N HELP-U-SELL REAL ESTATE

LIVONIA $ 1 6 6 9 5 0 4 2 5 - 6 6 8 1

GREAT L O C A T I O N GREAT PRICE

3 B e d r o o m r a n c h r W M a o r P a r k • e a t u r e * 2 I u l B a m * I *m6y r o o m wHh N a p i e c e , o a n v a i a I c e

P E R F E C T L Y P R K E D n e a s y Ba ted 3 B e d r o o m f u 6 y c a r p e t e d C o l o n i a l 1 * b a t h * a p a o o u a G R E A T R O O M 8 m e e i e r B e d r o o m a r e e e . M8 B e e e -m e n t 8 2 c a r a t t a c h e d g e r a g e t o o l Murryi J u a t $ 6 9 , 5 0 0

COUNTRY PLACE

981-2900

l h i f c P lymouth O f f i ce

HKHIGW 459-3600 C-KOIP 1 9 9 N M a i n S t

P l v m o u t h -U l I I T I I U K

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G r e e t h o m e fo r

MAYFAIR 522-8000

Remerica H O M E T O W N REALTORS

453-0012

PRICE SLASHED! C o i o r a a l - 3 B e d r o c m e 1 H b e t h *

ANGIE SARKISIAN 473-6200

R E / M A X FOREMOST. INC

16* m k i t c h e n , f o y e r e c e e e e d 8 - r e e k a g f i t m g t h r o u g h 3 1 3 Canton

o u t B e r b e r c a r p e O n g . w h i r l p o o l t u b m m a e t e r b a t h Pr d e e » i o n « i » y

- t M - a a u : E N T U R Y 2 1 W E S T INC 3 4 9 6 6 0 0

NEAT 8 CLEAN 3 a e t h Drvrs r e n c h m C e n t r a l a e d e c k $ 1 1 2 9 0 0 After 8 p m 'JTa 6 2 19

B A C K S T O THE P A R k B e e u t i t u i 3 B e d r o o m b r i c k r e m * |

. witt*. a i&ec ia i -ocwik j t . . ' a r m y r o a m . wtth N r e p i e c e p n v e t e p e t i o , *r«d 2 ' n c a r g e r e g e e r * a o m e of The t a e t u r e e S u p e r b l y m a m t a e i e d H u r r y o n l y $102,000*

CAL 1 R O G E R OFI S U E OA VIS 1 RE MAX C R O S S R O A D S 4 5 3 - 6 7 0 0 j

85' 3667

307 South Lyon » 6 i U i n t H T o r o - n i g n i t n o

A NEW C O M M U N I T Y S I N G L E FAMILY H O M E S

E A G L E h e W m t s S O U T H i roe 1 * 1 b e d r o o m n o m e a walk. B e a e m a m g a r a g e p r i c e d I r o m 1 1 0 9 000 km i n c l u d e d

N a w M o d e i O p e n ' 2 6 p m > 9 6 t o MNtord R d S IO «0 M 4 e Rd W t o M B S t r e e t r ight 10 m o d e l e

M 4 3 7 3 7 7 3 o m c e 2 2 * 5 7 2 2 ADLER HOMES INC

W H l T I cAJkf O P E N SATORDAY 1 *

9 0 6 0 G l a d y s S h a r p u ' - l e v e l 2 or 1 b e d r o o m s • •> B a t h e f a m a y r o o m .

i* r * g * *n«I l a t a p r i v i l e g e s

7 9 9 0 0 * 9 0 G i WL

ERA COUNTRY RiDGE 474-3303

A n S P O R T S . O W E R S ' R A I ' S l e k e h o m . e n c h U e e f w e u » * w r v e m e h c B e t h 1 KA e x I ' l b a t h e H o m e n e e a* t h e estr**> C a * tor c o m p l e t e w of i * e h * e * 8 ^ 9 9 0 0 0

CENTURY 21 S U B U R B A N

455-5660 464-0205

C O M M E R C E PRICE REDUCED! SMANORH.A A W A I T S YOU

p w o e * I b e * n n m a r e e a r g e r w

1376 906 N-16CA FH ERA C O U N T R Y RIOOE

3 4 6 - 6 7 6 7

Bailey R E A L E S T A T E O N E

346-6430

RED CARPET KE iM MAPLE. INC

5 5 3 5 6 6 6

LEE & NOEL BITTINGER

Present TEXAS WED YA«fO' luirury C O m + t X T S ' 4 D P O r o o m oath two story on hug* lot 8»g funity room wtth r»f«M ne»rth Arid ooorwMI living room wrth B»y window country •rtcneh has Mpniut rjomftt formal otnrng room, rpnt'» air matter tutte with bay wmocmr ms $ her d05«t5 »na onv8t«? >UIh 1st door Laundry HOW war-amy Fun 0OOI **VK Charm to this sUnd Out S189 900

A « » l MEMOffY MAKE 6 Meticukxii 4 OeOfOOm 3"1 Oath CofOfUM m Sunflower prwoes perfect serting for rears ol wonoertul f a m d y memories' LiogranSea carpeting through out convenient is* hoor uunary puis hoca up m Base ment master suite wrth private bathroom form* aamng room oius iar»e urtchen with Ming area "vtng room wtth OtCTure window xorwi* leading to over* t*0 wood 1wct overtoe*ing oeautifuMv mantcured tawn and attractive landscaping Come see ft* sp*ia> toucijes S1" MC'

C a l l LEE or N O E L

B ITT INC.ER

453-H700 7

( n i u m a d i « n i r >

M A I N T E N A N C E F R E E 4 B e d r o o m C a p e C o d with h e r o w o o d f l o o r s a n d n e u t r a l d e c o r E n j o y a d e c k a n d p r t v e t e »erd $ 1 3 6 9 0 0

beau'if'n. COt oeaAL r e e A t a t t i w N . I A C ^ l h a . . • m h r o o m with f l r e p l e c e d e c k a n d >rae m e d e d y a r d $ 9 9 5 0 0

CENTURY 21 S U B U R B A N

349-1212 261-1623

MOVE RIGHT IN Drm' ! a n a * n a e r E n | o y t h e p r tvecy

> s 2 6 6 tr

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. .00k n c f u r t h e r ihi* $ ! ' k Bear Coaonael h e e •

v e p - a c e ing. ourv l p o o l N e e l • M t ^ l ' O l W O

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Remerica H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

453-0012

G t m I VMu6. Gr *a t A c m a B e d i o o a a T u d o r L o a d * o l a q u a i e r o o t a g e l o t • » g r a w m g t a m a y

1 s S ^ rtMSci*"1

LOVE AT FIRST S IGHT ' S u p e r n o m a w « h o e d e of a p p e a l 4 B w d r o o m coicmaai m m TM b a M o r • a » i a * a r * a f t m g T w e * apiacia* h u g e k t l c h e n $ 186 6 0 6 ( P 0 6 L E M )

453-6800

C0LDWELL BANKER

Scftwrftzar Real Estat*

S H A R P C A N T O N C O L O N I A L H W * « m 4 B e d r o o m T H b a l h a m o v e m o c m d M o n ColorHal m a g r a a

TNM h o m e i * * a , i r a i

m o r e $ 1 2 1 , 6 0 0 C - 0 8 1 4 8

REAL E S T A T E ONE 4 5 5 - 7 0 0 0

START PACKING Yol* i * a r r » m o>«r mm> t i e* o u i a i a n d m g * Beck o o m 2 H b a t h Coao-r * e a * m ' 6 6 w a h t e e h w e * ge loae -$166 600

TAMI

Remerica H O M E T O W N REALTORS

459-6222

of yock 70s t r e a e r * n * -u i fura i g a a «og »• a p i e c e • r a w , - e i t w d r w c e a n g

A* t h e a . C A N T O N

e p p * ' * r e c r * Oiay n e c h e d a e r a $ i t » 9 0 6

7 2 6 - A M 6

e a n i r a i a r r

T* M f c Hurry on Th i s O o e !

Sunflower Village a a h o m e a J I M N « ' » • • " *

Aa* Mv Ra i

e d d e c * 2 B e t h * 3 b e d r o o m * > A t a v e i i $ 1 6 7 8 0 0

Remerica H O M E T O W N REALTORS

453-0012 WTW COMMUNITY IN LIVONIA

W W e t e r t m g a t $ 119 9 0 0 »•' oa Lyndon

C A N T 0 f * - 4 B e d r o o m , 7 ' » b a i h C o -lonia l c e n t r a l a k 2 * 0 0 X f t P

t r c i M a n y e a t r a * $ 1 2 6 , 0 0 6

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Remerica H O M E T O W N REALTORS

453-0012 Locat ion Valua Charm

nk.aher R d fJ— N of L t e n d 1 -66 Fi e e a e . v

RE M A i F O R E M A ® ' aac CALL

^ W E S T E R N O O I F E S T A T E S 4 2 2 ' 9 * 9 * * 6 3 7 8 6

Remerica H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

459-6222

Dotty Matad ia l REAL E8TATE ONE

346^661 346-4430

Remerica H O M E T O W N REALTORS

459-6222 r t m C A N T O N O M H A S r t MXI

N O R T H V I L L E - L u x u n d U S r a n c h w i t h a

f a n t a s t i c o n a o n e a c r e lo t t n a n

e i c l u & i v « a r e a ot c o m p a r a b l e h o m e s

B u M b y F r a n k B a u & s t h i s h o m e h a s a

s o a r i n g f i e l d s t o n * f i r e p l a c e g a r d e n

r o o m P 9 1 1 a w i n d o w s a n a a n

u n b e l i e v a b l e d e c * A s k i n g $ 3 9 9 9 0 0

# 5 3 7

Plymouth - H u t w i Cree* condo -A l u k u r y u n i t i n a p r e s t i g i o u s

o e v e i o o r n e n l T h e h r s l H o o f _ m a s t e r

t i e c u o o n - . s u i t e s e « t h a s c o n d o apart f r o m

a l ' t h e o t h e r s O v e r l o o k s c o m m o n s a r e a

S u p e r b l y d e c o r a t e d t h r o u g h o u l A s k i n g

1 2 8 9 9 0 0 * 3 1 0

N O R T H V I L L E - P r e s t i g i o u s fcdendetry

t x * A B y F r a n k B a u s s B a l c o n y o v e r l o o * s

2 s t o r y g r e a l r o o m e n l h t a n t a s t * R e p l a c e

B e a u t - f u i w o o d w o r k P e l l s w i n d o w s

1 9 > 1 S d e c k o v e r l o o k i n g a l u s h g a r d e n

a n d p o o l G r e a l v a l u e a l $ 3 7 9 9 0 0 » ? 8 '

N O W T H C A N T O N - 3 B e d r o o m b n c k 2

l u l l o a t h s 1 s t » o o i l a u n d r y c o u n t r y

k i t c h e n t o r m a i d i m n g r o o m , t a m e y r o o m

e n t h a f i r e p l a c e a t t a c h e * 3 cat g a r a g e

A s k i n g o r . f r , $ 1 1 5 7 0 0 » « 1

N O R T H V H X C

m e k c t u s h r e C o l o n y E k t a t e * 6 b e d r o o m

w t t h a d e n a n o h u g e f a m * y r o o m 2 > »

b a t h s c e n t r a l a w u e x * e r g r t » » x 1 s p n n k i e r s

s t a g e d a o o d w o r t c r o w r m o k f c n g a 2 c a r

M E M I I

g a r a g e 4

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o n f y S 1 0 4 M Q # M 2

r e d u c e d 10 « i 9 i 9 0 0 # 3 3 1

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na t t a f $ 1 1 6 666 N U -

REAL E S T A T E O N E 4 5 5 - 7 0 0 0

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T H E S I G N OF S U C C E S S w i t h o f f i c e s t r • W e s t B<oomt»e»<1 • U n t o n L a k e

• L i v o n i a • A n n A r b o r • P l y m o u t h • B r i g h t o n

eo* OAE Thursday, Sep tember 5. 1961

114 T E M P T I N G COLONIAL

•tractive 4 t M a a i a p . I M M M * b r k * noma k i M * Tn

wood Sub. Ms M M aPidawk. roof I BGAROEN O T Y STARTER

O w 1000 M a. A BEAUTY

ERA ACCENT 421-7040

O M p v k ~ I » 9 Omd-r c o r n .

REAL ESTATE ONE 4 5 5 - 7 0 0 0

"pSctuSEToGSSElF U * M o n j o u r p a n private Sdue»M on 10 1 K m TM* eaecu-jkte o o t o i M ofters over

T m b v and a > a» s lM idmg > OM garaga l o n w t e t e l j M M . M u d M M M . Mectnc. and M a r W o n t leal al $3t*,BOO Plymouth School OMr tc t

C A L L K E N KOENH3 RE/MAX CROS8ROADS 4S3-6700

Plymouth Ranch C U M M R 3 O M o o m ranch. et-tached garaoa 2 M l bath*. W M 1 taeamen i Fireplace *> M y room, ki tchen apManciaa May $139 #00 (kr$1S4P). Cad.

EQON

Remerica H O M E T O W N REALTORS

420-3400 P L Y M O U T H T W P , ' C O L O N I A L /

ad i r e a bora. Ei

r *

mam. wrap-eround o r t w t M deck on t raad I M O n * $144,900. 115.000 down, anwoual 9-7/9%, 30 yaar If

Qpft Way Realty 473-5500

REBUILT - REDUCED BuPiter haa oompteMy rabuM t f M 3 badroom. Dam and M D r * * ranch.

doors , and I M h a d baaamsm cream pufi ihromgn and through. only $114,000

CALL OAVKJ BEAROSLEY RE/MAX CROSSIkOAOS 4SS-4700

S T U N N I N G C O N T E M P O R A R Y | P l y m o u t ^ ^ n c ^ i J ® magrtf toeni

ora lor Mad foyer 4 dming rooht Liv-ing room w/d ramat i c hrepiece

doeet Wa l t - ou t Ciaaamanl Won-der fu ly pnoad at $199,900 H-00506

REAL ESTATE ONE 455-7000

The P e r f e c t H o m e at ma p a r t e d pnoal 3 B M o o m . 2 Dam brick rancn haa M a n upaMsf l and M l manta tnad . Completely Ikv

fkaplace arv) bar area 2 < Y o u l love «• 1107.900

Remerica Vl l l«0e Square

349-5600 TRAIL WOOD - 4 B M o o m a . 3 H Dam cokxttel M i dan 4 I M lloor laundry Neu t ra dacor * M landacapmg $191,000 455-9094

Updated Splendor T r a a l n e d M l to d o U t i o n m a ate-• • rmy appointed brick r a n t * la n a * from M a d to toe Pokanad hard-

da, naw carpel . vaulted oaklnga. k j raaoa A central a * . H i M a c e

I ona ItUa clean In yearn Coma IN* m ma land of M a m a a p p r a c M o n . M you'd banar hurry Aakmg only $112.0900 (»519«).

Remerica H O M E T O W N REALTORS

420-3400

315 HorthvUta Novi

Delightful Eyeful « b M o o m • * w a y » H M » . M M , a a n M M I n A n d a r a a n

carpal ia M m * room. A r n W M b a a a m e n l . A s k i n g | 1 « 9 . 9 0 0 ( » • » » « .

Remerica H O M E T O W N REALTORS

420-3400 faOKTWVILLE

• B e e c e A l Maganrs . pi aas id k i GeorgMn C o f a M i ^ M dor. IS p a r o M d Wgk on a M l a M o r i etroa H a N o r B M M ' s M a m H

inground p o d o - ta red peno ooar 4.000 aa a oI updated. I M n o n a cBarm ere yours to o e m (B-

CENTURY21 WEST PtC 349-6900

I NORTHVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT I NOVI - RoyM Cream S u b d N M c n Ona o» No i r fs p« 91 9 M B i 4 T H ! Rd WW buao |

f rom 2400 aq ft Tj • « M M | tots 4 w a * cuts

uad on Bert ram Or Open every day. Noon-6 Thursday by W M -ment only

A.J. VAN OVEN BUILDERS 34#-9977

NORTHVILLE TRAiLS NORTHVILLE SCHOOLS

p«E-coNsmxmoN P M C E S CUSTOM BUILT HOMES

94 HOME SITES Hoar taking iaaa< .e l lona 3 modsM under c o n e t r u e M v Opan Dak* 1-9. Ooaad Thurs Cuatom OMt homes by MuW BuBdmg Co.. Inc.. LoPlcoo-10 H o r a w I n c . 4 M.O.C. Bu9dar» Ranches. Cape Cods 9 Colonials

[SEE DISPLAY AO)

NORTHVILLE - $149,900 3 t i i l i r n

• » hots" o l c h a r a c M . Wal p I M s r

U l d a n . kj9y equipped «*par M t p a r t e d lor I r v -MS or o n M " privacy. (C-196).-CENTURY 21 WEST. INC. 3 4 9 ^ 9 0 0

NORTHVILLE 19949 P1ERSON - tabuloua wo l o c a t i o n o n 3 r d f a i r w a y o f MaadoaOrook. Odars pr ivacy on 1.09 acraa. CalNorma t r — con tanv porary M i baau tnu M r ft amar -

- $379,900 C a l 349-4590

ERA RYMAL SYMES

NORTHVILLE bedroom 2 h bam colonial, l a rga mHy room e*m FMdatona

. aoe Huge RoHda room. 1al : f loor laundry in No«lfi»9N Commona. $199,900 (L-25W1N)

462-1811

C0LDWELL BANKER

Schweitzer Real Es ta te

NOVI m W a g e Oafcsrtam«y sub., 3 badrodm 1\* bam bnck rancn, naar pa lm m 9 out. v a u M J g r M

air . traad lot. O f » n S • y o w n a r $135,900

NOVI - NEW CONSTRUCTION B a g a m 3 badroom. r a c r M l o n room. M k o u t , larga dack. » aq n. Woods in I M Dack. W M Laka m front. $399,900 Opan Sunday 2-5

MAAABANKAN * ASSOCIATES - 393-4977

NOVI - P a b d e RMaa S u b IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Naoty M M 9 raady M mova m 2 story. 2.535 sq l l . t radit ional noma « badrooma. 3 H b a t M . f a M y room OR oI kl tcnan nook l a l f loor laun-dry. H acre lol. Novi achoois $199,900 Opan Houaa Sapt 7-9. 12-Opm or wnomr\ by appuk i imarH Locatad on Notrmgnam Dr o l l o l Wlxom 1 1 0 M N W

A J VAN OYEN BUILDERS 313-229-2095 313-349-9977

31« WMtlend ttfden City

r o o m Drtc*/2Vt car garaga. 2nd I k M c M i In t sasmsnl. A o n d a room. Lnoa M M y yard, only $73,900 Cafl

I JOE MARCHESOTTI l aa l l i r i i i l a a a m i M - 479-5300

AFPOROA8LE • t A U T Y l Sparkl ing 4 DadrcK •ML large M M y u M i b M c o m . rage. C a n M M . t M r m o a t a d o e a $74,900 Opan M ^ R M C - p - K M . M M

ATTENTION 1 * M i a buyar l Why Rant? Mova-m condRMn. 3 bad-room Rancn m « a kHcftan. ga-raga Only >54 500, $-0- doom l o r Veteran. SSJOO FMA. paym. $ 7 9 0 *

One Way Realty 473-5500 Of 522 -6000

BEST BUYS IN T O W N Original oamar colonial P a r t e d con-dHon sMk 2 M baJha, teMad

abte prloa o | l o n S ^ 7 9 , 9 0 0 ASK FOR A M

UPDATED MOVE-IN oandWon. 3

Nawar M M , temaca 4 mora. 6sasmsnl. central sir. 2 car garaga. A l on a pral ty M . Musi M .

Only $74,900 ASK FOR JIM

Century 21 - Dynamic 728-8000

BEST BUY! Supar sharp D r k * rancn m Waal l amTt floM M L i 1 _ 1 Dams, lamay room, 21* c a r g a r a g a

mat muat

C * 2 L % W E R O R S U E O A W S b

RE/MAX C R O 6 S R O A O S 453-9700

T I M Br ing Your C h e c k b o o k a Norm < I Garden CWy ranch M a k

• m a q u a i araa doee l o eonooM and on a rkoa daap IOL $71,900

Major Reduct ion

316 Weattand Garden City

316 Waaltend QardaoCHy

OPEN HOU6E BAT 4 BUN 1-4. 7990

ASK FOR MONICA OR PAM

Century 21 J. Scott. Inc.

522-3200 GARDEN CITY - 3 badroom. 9ra-

$eo!ooo'*r

J U t T LISTED n raw 3 badiooi

bu9d III Nawar roof, lumaoa. oen t ra M . ki tchen counters. Boor M s m

i l i iMI r a d a M h k i a d M a n c a

H i d . $74,900 CALL APT ANDERSON

RE'MAX CROBBNOAOe 453-970Q

Just L i s ted

* 2 9

Mr. Per fect ion R l i l d i l m INS mancukaua Garden CNy brick ranch 1H Dadla. ArMhad bsasmsn l . M M tr im, soma naw M d o e a . oent ra air. garaga. and m g r o u i d poor $99,900

The Prudential Harry S. Wotfe,

REALTORS 421-5660 |

LARGEST HOME k i a raa . "s bad-room. lam>> room. 1H Datha. baaa-mam. 2 car oarage $99,900 HELP -U -SELL 0» NWWC 42S-9M1

FREE Weakly I M o l p r o p a r M kw s M "By O a n a r " <Hm prtoaa. da-sc r l p l i ons . addraasas. o w n a r s '

HELP-U-SELL o l NWWC 425-9991

wants it aotd yaater day Large tamPy room wfth na*u>a

mam. and a $13,000 k n c M n w«m baauOM oak cablnata. $79,900. Opan Sunday 1-4

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe .

REALTORS 474-5700

indapandanoy O w r a d and Opars tad

BUILDERS CLOSE OUT Sharp 3 badroom rancn. 1H baths, huge k n e h a n . f u l l b a a a m e n l , $74,900. 10 yaar warranty Eaay low doem terms. Omar locanona ava l -abte

OWNERS ARE READY" C M to eaa WM sharp Garden c n y ranch, family room naxl lo i ^ x t e l a d kitchen. F i * baaamanl. 2 car ga-raga Aakmg $75,900

STATE WIDE METRO 427-3200

You C a n £ A V E T H 0 U S A N 0 6 I Help-ing SaMrs M By Owner ' lor only $3,960 HELP-U-SELL of NWWC 4 3 5 - 9 M 1

HELP-U-SELL REAL ESTATE

425-8681

LIVONIA S C H O O L S Cwasy 3 badroom brick r « h Hardwood Boors, maatar b M o o m haa Vk Dam, eal-4n kltchan^ greet family room on M a r M a i M i gaa Brapiaca. f iuga screened pat io, tencad yard, only $93,500 G R A C E MIKTON 421-5789 R E / M A * WEST INC 522-9040

M u c h mora than can M expected a wf ie! l ike graat 3 badroom brick ranch has to ofler Cent ra M pkje a Inground heated pool. Nawar a«n-dowa, carsmic t M Boor W Ulchan. f l n M M taaemani plus. p h M C M today 492-2950 (57HAR)

Quality REAL ESTATE -

Bet ter Homes & Gardens

BY O W N E R $117,000 3 Badroom. m b a m Ranch Fsmly room w«m Hraplaca, »Hng room, dkHng room. 1st f loor laundry. 9nM«ad D sasmsnl . 2 cpr at tachad garaga. large dack

acre 739-0531

CHECK SQUARE FOOTAGE • Only $74,900 Country o M Kl tchan

bam. p o p u M araa Anuoua l

' One Way Realty 473-5500 or 522-6OO0

NOW SCHOOL D B T W C T 3 badroom. 1% b a m ranch a « h Brv-ianad wa»-ou t baaamanl w i t h lira-

room

You aHB M a l home the moment you step Into this w e o o u s cape ood The country kitchen with bay window overlooks 3/4 acre IM wRh pond. You can aasBy gal oomtort able In Ircnw o l the brtcfc Brapteoa or in your hot t ub En|oy M of ttea M l tour badrooma and much mora C M t o r m o r e d e l s l t s $ 3 3 9 , 9 0 0 (P55THOH 451-5400

Raady to raOra. or M N M o l yard ma«i«ananca? T h a lovely Beacon HoBow condo M M the p a r t e d an-swer. giving you mora time to " a r M m e roeeet" A 2 suae kownhouee won tha ulumese location Decking to a

3 75 acras a i m addmonal tenoad 19 acrea i ekar H for only $149,900 N-27TA-N

ERA COUNTRY RIDGE 348-6767

Plymouth A 2 car attached garage, large dack M B o l t e nawar ap-

i of ma taa-see are |uai eome of tha tea-. $ 199.900 (P3BPM) 451-5400

Quality REAL ESTATE

Bet te r H o m e s & Gardens

315 North virta-Novi

Bui lders Close-Out t Elegant 4 b M o o m . 2% M m Cok*»-a wflh over 2.900 a«Lfl M kuury ap-

Remerica VlHeo* Squa re

349-5600 Execu t i ve Splendor

wHh m a pi uteeelnnMi' deco ra yaar o ld home Located on a premi-u m w o o d a d . p r o f e e s l o n a l l y a r M c a p a d M m one of tha area , moel praatlgloue e u M Tide ou»-standmg quaaty home haa 3.350 aguara teal $374,900 Opan Sun-day 1-4

The Prudential Harry S. WoWe,

REALTQRS ' 474-5700

NOVI - Sharp, warm rancn. opan floor plan. 2 f u l baths, f lrapiaca. oen t ra Mr LArga lencad yard Ex-oaBant looatlon off 10 M M Road and Meadowbrook $93,500

HEPPARD ANO ASSOCIATES 955-9570

OPEN SUN 1-4PV 44179 GRAND RIVER

Grand Rhrar W of Nov" Rd. M t on Clark Great starter home complete ly redone smoe 1999 r o d . k i tchen, batha. flooring, k imeea, hot water heeler A l O M on a large t raad lot, 3 badrooma 2 batha. Ooee to ahop-p - n g ^ l t raaaay. M s of cherm

CALL SHARON KERR 993-1121 THE PRUOENTIAL

GREAT LAKES REALTY B39-9100

OPEN SUN. 1 - 4 P M 19351 LARAUGH

(S of 7. W ol Sheldon) SpaOoua Edanderry C o l o n M on

naKWOna

4 ki tchen ToMPy updated decor F i n i s h e d b a s e m e n t A s k i n g $399,000 CALL.

J O A N ANOERSEN

CENTURY 21 ROW

464-7111 PICKY. PICKY. PtCKYt

YOU M c M d M This i p a i las i 3 bad-room. 2"* b a m condo alters s mee-Mr M M warn M M M and w e * - m d o sal., second bedroom wtth bam. tppMncae . garage pa«o. esub-houaa. tennis oo«»ls. snd mora $99 900

RON OCHALA RE/MAX 100

348-3000

FUSSY BUYERS

wat M Garden window ON kJtohen. osntrsl ak aa-I M i M ) M M Ihroughout An sa-OMWteM M a 1 $19X900

i k i n i c O A P K ' Q ' A K I n I T V J I T -

473-6200 R E / M A X F O R E M O S T . INC

[ i J r t M ^

. $197 000 O M > M VTR

mowtmwlu

LAKE ACCESS

OPEN SUN. 1-4

I ERA RYMAL SYMES

PRIME NORTHVILLE LOCATION Spaooua 4 b M o o m lama , home back ing l o oommona Waf t to loam and schools $322 500

APPCAUMG COL O M A L CHARM

r* Dam. popular tamp, aub TMs h o m e ^ y u e i waamg lor p a i r ten

" CENTURY 21 S U B U R B A N

349-1212 261-1623 SCARCHMO FOR THAT SPECIAL HOME M NORTHVILLE w M i a flral

Tudor t s a m n r n M M y . garden

COUNTRY CHARM1 ThM M g a country two story home located on a double lot Many up-dated teaaaas to offer tor the large teMy Huge famay room now bomg uaad as • rrissls B M o o m Updat -ed wtth nawar wtndowa. kitchen, h j r -naca. oen t ra M 4 kl tchan appa-anoea Wrap-a-round bade porch. Dam style garaga P*ua 1 yr home warranty $93,500

Century 21 J. Scott. Inc.

522-3200

EASY UPKEEP

3 badroom aluminum ranch h o m a Naw windows m 1991 T a a l i l J y fln-• h a d beaamam wtth Dam 4 bar a raa Homa War ran ty p rov ided Convenient Garden City locat ion Af fordable prtoe of $99,900

ERA ACCENT 421-7040 GARDEN CITY

JUST REDUCED Lovaly 3 badroom. 3 bam. bnck ranch, newly l a m - J M M teaturaa^t-duda: Hnyl windows, carpat. pMM-ad throughout, kitchen floor t rM M 3 car garaga, part te iy fln-a h a d baa $73,500. 737-9499

Grea t G a r d e n City Location

lor thM spacious Capa Cod Some o l tha many teaturea induOe 3 bad-rooma, famOy room w«h wood B o v a nawar vinyl windows centra M 2 * car garag* and h aaam m i $79 ,900 A M tor

PHIL S T A P L E T O N

Remerica H O M E T O W N REALTORS

453-0012

NATKIN MILLS - Uvonia schools Imrnaout t ls 3 Badroom ranch fuel raducad, tdaM M l through) Updal a d ki tchen w im newer feor oovar i n g t and root, large dack ol dOOTMt- $97,900. P-77TE-W

ERA COUNTRY RIDGE 474-3303

HELP-U-SELL REAL ESTATE

454-9535 FREE. Waakfy 9M ol sate "By Ownar sc r i p t I o n * , a d d i

HELP-U-SELL o l NWWC 464-9S36

You Can SAVE THOUBANDBI Heto-g l M s n M - a y Owner tar onl)

HELP-U-SELL ol NWWC 454 9936

COUNTRY 94 THE CITY plus kvtew 5 b M oom. 3 bi

$139,000 HELP-U-SELL o l NWWC 454-9536

OPEN SUN. 1-4 S. o l Cherry t m 4 W, o l WBdwood 36007 l l a i M U B I I . B i M •> 199BI Im-

homa on larga M k i ona of

l»5209PV For m o r a Into c M

ROBERT CUFFE

Remerica H O M E T O W N REALTORS

420-3400

317 ACCENT ON VAjLUE ED TO S & L - Wan in I i l l f 3 * to o m , $49,500

HALF ACRE • Spr awtteg 3 bnck Ranch w M 3 car g l

Century 21 Today

AFFORDABLE JUST $ 5 1 , 9 0 0

M new tetfng. 3 bai ranch. 30 X 10 updated k i tchen and Darn pkM t a a a m s n l Big 7 * CM rags on an 90 X 130 R. t raad lot

BRIAN S C H W A R T Z U A Y F A M

ATTRACTIVE R A N C H In ona o l tha moe l sought alter

n o room k*—tOOM OuMt p*rfc m • M n g 160.900 (L^36dOU)

462-1811

C0LDWELL BANKER

Scfiwettzer Reel Es ta te

BRAND N E W H O M E $75,900 Outatandteg yard wah ma-ture shade treaa, 3 badroom. bnck / wood rand i Fronl porch 4 f u l b ment C M John Standteh lor n

ERA ACCENT 421-7040

PRETTY & SPECIAL Bnck 4 akjrTwium, 3 badrooma. 2 ' * Dam ranch Naal as a pm. M kept Newer rool . furnace, carpal. Baauo-FUL 17 X 15 ""

459-6000

C0LDWELL BANKER

Schwet tzer Real Estate

R o o m T o Grow Look n o torWiar. M a 4 bad room brick homa o l tera s p a r t o a knehan. wood bu r r i ng nova . oaMng tana

M . larga d o s s i l , M knehan stay and s tamay room o n 4 S M $74,900

G r a n d Cent ra l Park la the p o r t e d a a n m g to m a 3 bad-room. 1 <* ba tb br ick ranch s l t h Mhad baaai' iawL new roof, 1 > o ld cant rM air M i d fumaoe Gourmet cooks M love the country atzed kl tchan wtth now Boor Walk to ate-mentary school. ClrcM m a one and b M TODAY' $73,900

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS 462-1660

independent ly Ownad and OpMatad

TO YOUR TASTE Fabulous now construct ion 3 C room. I 1 * b a m Ranch wtth I u l baae-ment. Chooaa your colors. K M a o l

$94,000

NEW CONSTRUCTION Quali ty workmanship throughout thM 3 Dadteoom 2 bam Br ick /wood ranch hofs front porch 41 ment Ofterad by one of tha i

Good SOS I lot m Gar den City Aaklng price of $79,900

ERA ACCENT - 421-7040

NEW CONSTRUCTION Quality workmanahlp lhrou<?ioul t f M 3 bedroom, 2 b a m br tak /wood ranch homa. Front porch 4 M l DaaMiiMil Offered by ona e l the araae meet bMders . Good staa lo l m Garden City Aakmg price of $79,900

ERA ACCENT 421-7040

NICE G A R D E N CITY F A M I L Y NEIGHBORHOOD Ofler* 3 bed room

large k j tchan Newer carpat. vlnyf windows 4 a o o r w M S M M M entry door, 2 naw decks RaM knot ty pina pan sane m beaamant C M Today* $72,500. S-00992

REAL ESTATE O N ^ 455-7000

OPEN SUN Sharp Drlck ranch, pr ime Garden City Bweut lkM, ra-deco rawd m and o u l N a * pamt. carpabng. windows, tonaoa. cantrM Mr 2 car garage. Anahad 1 1 — n s n t ovarsOa M tia 900 HomsMsater A M to Armor Carol. 435-3930

OPEN SUN 1-4 33996 C h M Lana. N o l Warren. E of Wayne Bnck 4 b M o o m ranch Ooee to thopp lng oanur F'raahed Basement A Must S M I $79,900

EXTRA SHARP 3 bedroom brick rsnch. i smodeted bath, newer carpal , f and 2 H car garaga Only $ M , 9 0 0

CENTURY 21 S U B U R B A N

455-5880 464-0205

CENTURY 21 Hartford South

4 6 4 - 6 4 0 0 or 2^1 -4200

WESTLAND

A NEW COMMUNITY SINGLE FAMILY HOMES

$75,990 $4200

MOVES YOU IN

BRICK Capa Cod wtth upgradaa 90 i 120 comer lot 3 bedroom* . 21* Dam*. 2 flrapteoes. Cherry eunroom Pool $94 500 937

317 REDFORO R E D U C E D

REALTY WORLD FMBT CHOICE

5 3 2 - 2 / O C T

" S U P E R "

S 0

2 car garaga. $73 900

CENTURY 21 ROW

464-7111 S R E W O R D HUGE O A A A G E 3 badroom ranch M t u a M M araa of much hlghw priced homaa f U M

rage. E-z' FINANCING M r m a Low d o M . payment OMP«69.900

J O H N M A R K E R Century 21 Eltte 5 2 2 - 7 6 2 6

• / l a r M y r t •q t l of IN

REALTY WORLD FIRST CHOICE

532-2700

BY OWNER Op9n Houaa. Sa l 4 Sun 1-6 D a a a a M 3 b M o o m ram-bl ing brick ranch over look ing tha

of W M * m Golf dub . _ I M n g room, dpn. an-doaed porch Hrga deck. 3 I M Dam*, many hardwood 4 oerarmc feature*, loo many other arnnars-t les to men t i on - 14999 F o i . $174,900 535-1952

BY OWNER - S Radford. Sharp 2-3

BY OWNER -rsnch. cen t ra M . V * baths. Baaamenl. many sig. m u M M . $ 7 7 .900.

1 ^ 1 537-0056

S. Redford Ranch NEW U S T M G - q i t l PC 3 b M o o m brick 4 aMrnnum Bag t v l n g room, kitchen, d m m g D M and H . M l l i seem aril, garaga. tencad yard. $79,900

GRACE M I K T O N 4 2 1 - 5 7 8 9 RE/MAX WEST INC 532-9040

326 Condo*

BEST OF C O N D O S novi - i

Attached gwaga $B9 900

FARMINGTON HR.LS

326 Coftdoa D E A R B O M I HEIGHTS

.$37,900 Security

F A R M I N G T O N HILLS

' N E W M O D E L S

$114,990

a k» entrence. k i tchen 4 araa Great r o o m wnh la l floor laundry. Iormal

FARMINGTON HILLS - ahows ML* S moOM Upper unit of tars 1 badroom. 1 bath Lfcae Iv lng r o o m wtth d o o r M l W d M Step savWig kNch-* r For MM dmmg. c e n t r a Mr In-ground pool 4 ta rma cour t Newer p«Mh c o o w n c 4 decora ted beeutt-ta«y Carport $52,900

WESTLANG Mmtl Man) 2 bed room. 2 bath uppM urm ranch elec-tr ic log flrapiaca m large I M n g room. f o m M dmmg. * condBJonmg. con-

$51,900

Century 21 Nada, Inc. 477 -9800

BIRMINGHAM IN-TOWN • w i g . exquMtft* decor

3000 • sq IL. 3

Mr pnvaM pat io and much mora

GREENPOINTE AT C O P P E R CREEK

553-4800 F A A M M Q T O N HILLS

ptec*. s tudio oeang tomM dmmg $135,900 After 8PM 479-0700

FARMINGTON HILLS - Fkjet* Iv lng m me d f y 1 bedroom r*nch. p *«o M $45.000'nego»a0ie Day* 737-7999 A M 5pm 949-5 ' 15

Farmmglon H0m Cr nsaanriili * r decorated' » la**r k rw lyflglH. deck, knahed M r 1.900 Musi <e«

Owner ''Brofc*r - '403

FARMINGTON HILLS Beechwood HMs condo 12 MS* * MtddtaCeA S p e d o u * 4 Oeen 2 bed-room. 2 b a m ranch wnh lat floor laundry c e n t r a Mr balcony I cm port Muat m $79,000 REALTY WORLD CASH 3 4 4 - 2 9 M

FARMINGTON HILLS OPEN SUN ' -4PM

39339 French Pond Copper Creak IN oft 12 Ma*, w ol "Mated,

Elegant d e t a c h M Condo becka l o w o o d * First f loor m*at*r Oadroom gourmet kitchen, waa-ou t Ower leva Premium cul-de-sec locet lor

3 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH m ea-oMte U 2 CM g v a g a . M ap-pflanoas mdudmg washer and dryar See H today! $61,900 C A L L JUOY ORMARYELLEN

CENTURY 21 M J L C O R P O R A T E

TRANSFEREE SERVICE

851-6700

baths id ceramics. 1 o l 6

M a c f a d 2 prtvaM cour tyards • w e l t out to lush petlo wtth hot l ub on secluded ravine Too merry features _ _ to 1st By appomtment onhr Prmcl- i o o yds f rom aoH course Lun^ i ous pies Omy $355,000 Day. i t 7 - 6 1 7 0 | upgrades - can 1 D* OupacaieO si

Eves M 4 - 9 6 7 4 ^ pnee Musi b * leem J j IW OOO Ask lor MARCfA MEl^EL

RE, MAX EXECUTIVE 737-6900 5 5 3 - 2 S «

31* Paarborn Dearborn Hatghta

DEARBORN HTS. - Vary mea 3 bed-room brick horns m distr ict « 7

bis sNs. roof, snd 1 CUSTOM RANCH

Fantsetic 3 bedroom, V I b a m bnck h o m * Larga tamOy r o o m wfth hof , C s n t r a M . coppM p lumbing. tub. 2 CM garaga * a m opener. I n - M M , »7« BOO 1 shed beeement 4 can t rM $95 900

CENTURY 21 Hartford South

464-6400 or 2 6 1 - 4 2 0 0

Cute snd Quaint comer tot bun-galow! Tha 3 bedroom homa local-ad m South f tad ford has been mealy maintained and of fers many up-dates BesuOM h M d w o o d Boors. Ovefy updated bam. newer M n a o s and" much more First oflertng $65 900 Cs l l t o d s y 4 6 2 - 3 9 5 0 (03CEN)

Quality REAL ESTATE

Better Homes & Gardens FHA ANO VA OKI 4 b M o o m . Isrgs lot. Bassriari l . garag* muat 1 Bring oftars $59,900

SOUTH REDFORD SCHOOLS 3 bedroom. 2 -t be th * J ' V c s r ga rage

BIRMINGHAM NORTH CONOO A rMl fy l Low*r unit w«m c a r p o n 2 bedroom*. !'•» bsths. mmt condn io r - move rtght m Op»n floor plen, large custom kitchen. M app l ienc tp 4 much more $73,900.

DOLORSS REV1TTE REALTY 471-0796

B I R M I N G H A M OPEN SUNDAY 1-4

575 H A N N A Renovated plue premium m

Farmington HMs A W E S O M E I

Newty updsted condo wrth s spectacular view of woodwC tsv lna includes all appMnoas? f o o l m dubhouaa $35,900 Aak lor

GREG

CENTURY 21 R O W —

464-7111 floors etth wMnut Inlays m kvmg | Fsrmlng lon H « s room and dmmg room N e w such- N i c e s t C O « d C A r o u n d

4275 000*H I f S m - 1 0 ' Ths work a e l dona on this Ons. up-$275,000 H-186666 dated carpet ing pamt. r o rd E Sun-

h a n n f t t i n c uoo-wao om DEARBORN HTS - Very nice 4 bed- ^ ' . , T kl lohen and accen t . I t i roughom room Coto ruaranh 2'4 ba ins l a t ^ ' - H E A L T O R S " S a p a n h a f p r !••"-*

• o r m a • put It way undar w h a t owner-haa m-s axle- | U ^ L / L I „ „ M u r r y M 4 W C

The Prudential

tamPy room with quaPTy bu« l -m a n lartamment center Berber carpet-

not tub Beaut i fu l oek I

nor and freshly p a n t e d interior Lovely lemky ne ighbo rhood m C r a s i w o o d s c h o o l d i s t r i c t $132,500

BIRMINGHAM- sharp t o w n n o a » , $78,000 hardwood Boors cebmets 4 windows

end Gorgeoua I

k i tchen | r*C room

The

Michigan Group Realtors

591-9200

Owner dayt ime 435-52671 SALES CONNECTION - 256-0652

BIRMINGHAM - WILLIAMSBURG 2 bedroom, cen t ra aa. sppfcanca* m o d * m ki tchen, nau l re l d e c c throughout, $79,900. Tha Homa Ob 549-7777,

. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, new roof 4 lumece. cantrM M , 3 bed-room $81,000 -HELP-U-SELL of NWWC 425 -6961

baaement 2 CM large maa iM b M o o m suite Mid much more. Gat m on th* g round

~MILLPOINTE 595-1010

WESTLAND & AREA DREAM HOME BeeullluPy oecorat M brick ranch oftars huge tamPy r o o m with l l isptece, attached ga-

I n i n d ou l to |uet $79,900

THIS RANCH - sparkles, long 1st of updates l lewer «4ndoers. roof M 4 more 3 badrooma. t isa i ie - i i 4 ga-raga on larga lo l Don't delay.

$64,900

3 BEDROOM COLONIAL - beauUM m Mid out w i th lots of updates Fam-Py room. Brapteoa. Basement, alr. garage and - v j c f

C e n t u r y 21 - Dynamic 728-8000

P o p u M Curue WooM. mcwe m a Onton. 3 bedroom ranch.. ^ D M oIf

WESTLANO BEAUTY Cuelom txkR 3 b M o o m ranch, poe-M M 4m m tseemant . 2 bath*, love-ly landscaping, bum 1999 $99,900

LIVONIA LOVELY Gary 3 bedroom, 2 bam ranch, 2 car garage, Mrge lot $199,900

INKSTER INVESTMENT Handyman v a d M 3 bedroom, 1 b a m bungalow $35,000

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY 30.000 sq.n o l office space m the New CentM area. $140,000 C M

Louis Williams REAL ESTATE ONE

326 -2000 837-2580

$79 000

HELP-U-SELL REAL ESTATE

425 -8881 FREE . Week ly l ist!

of Properties to S M "By Oa wnh prices, i.lew i y a a n a . sddrsasas, owner i phone numbers, e lc MELP-U-SELL of NWWC 425-6B8!

You Can SAVE THOUSANDS HMP-mg Saaars s M ' By O w e r " k * only $2,950

FIRST OFFERING on t ha supar sharp 3 b M o o m Bun-

2 baths, lust move m n t n g room, sauna m

great s tar ie r home. $59,900

RED CARPET KEIM

S U B U R B A N 261 -1600

Motivated Sellers $ 5 6 . 9 l » MS.' ot the ne^ )hborhood Clear 3 bedroom ranch wnh o e n t r a M 2 CM garag* with opener FHA 4 VA. |«51S2PV C M

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Remerica H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

420-3400

BLOOMFIELD C O N D O Foxerotl. 2 Dedroem-S b a m central aw, pool 750-4036

BLOOMFIELD HILLS DEVELOF-ER ORDERS IMMEDIATE SALE OF LAST TWO CONOOS Born 2 bad/2 bath plans lea lu r * , tabulou* news of M - * p o r t s Square Lk Ready lor Immediate move-m'

OPEN Sal 4 Sun . 1-4 or by epp! F i m 2 oftars from s qusPhed buyer over $69,900 w » be accepted' t970 KkngenemlTh off W side o> \ Taegrspn I m l N of Sduere Lk

RKhard Coftay Ralph Manua Asaooatas

647-7100

I BLOOMFIELD HILLS W a o M Lake-! front Condo immediate occupancy I Too many airtras lo M l Mova m j

condit ion 3 M d r o o n v 2't baths | By ownar $359,000 353-0414 |

Harry S. Wolfe, REALTORS 462-1660

i n d e p e n d e n t l y O w n e d a n d O p e r a t e d

I ARMINGTON HILLS

LAST 3 UNITS Drakes Crossing

C o n d o m i n i u m s

BRIDGEPORT w lo f l 2 0 4 3 sq rt 111 FuP» D e c o r a t e d U o o a

' I?') ~Jrutn '

3 D 6 ( K o o m i 3 Ztmammmr r 2 cf Q#-

< Omck FROM $161,900

G ' p n d Rfver b e t w e e n D r s k * en-i ihsisiso

OPEN MON Thru FRI 1-6 SAT S SUN 12-5 (Closed Thur sdav i

478-5656 T R l - M O U N T / F a r m i n g t o n

FOUR BEDROOM Cape styte hom* m i t astern Gol l Course a r e a 2 M l baths Vn*ned baaamenl . 2 flre-pisces. famPy room, o o d oan t ra aa. pkjs much mora $113,900 C M

ike Leighton REAL ESTATE O N E

261 -0700

3 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS, I u l br ick b«mgMow. with Dearborn schools ' Feeturee tomM dmmg room, n e w * thermM 'upstairs badroom wi th sit-ting room many o thM taaturas $ 7 r , 9 0 0 Ca l l t oday 4 6 2 - 3 9 5 0 (37GRA) — v

Quality REAL ESTATE

Better Homes 6 G a r d e n s

320 Homes Wayne County

BLOOMFIELD HILLS PreeHgloue Wabeek Condo Gorgaou* uRrs corr temporery « « « . O v e r m f l f u , Couxen Mansion 4 bedroom. 2'« beth Reduced $369 000 932-1266

F s r m i n g t o n

WYNSET TOWNHOUSE 2 3 1 5 1 F s r m m g l o n Rd $ 1 1 2 0 0 0

TSOOst! ft e m s flmeheri r e i a m i n L OPEN SUN. SEPT 8, 12-4PM Or by a p p o n t m e n t . 4 7 4 - 5 7 5 0

BLOOMFIELD HJLLS WABEEK TOWNHOUSE/CONOO GRANpVICW14 7 " * 2 wwroorr .

2 bedroom. 2-4 b « h Dvec t r , oc ^ 3 - , 9 « i GoP Course, Pul l ing 4 Chlppmg Cell Jcaeprvn* -• > « • ' » ' Gresn on p s t o a o w n g E s t a ' * J

$164,500 C M . 636-eCjQ J U S T l i s t e d * Mist* W o o d s of W e s t

BlocmAMd Best pnea m c o m p e l 3 BioomhMd 2 bedroom supm a i M P c o n d c End unit o v e n o o a s s i r s

__ s n d w o o d s $64,900 BSLON $154 900' HELP- U -SEL I 0" M A - * BROOCK

Birmmgh*m.'Bloomftald 646-6670

Bedroom*. Beth* FVeptec* Basamant Car age immedte le poa-

ClRCLE THIS ONE 3 badroom- Brick Bungalow > « • lumaoa. cantrM M baaement ga-rage Warren 4 S o u t h M d area ASKING $35 900

REAL ESTATE TOO AY INC 437-6600

Hey. Look M e Over The* Sunday 1-4 al 13003 Norbome 3 b M o o m e . FamPy r o o m with DM a r a a tvmg room, Kitchen wtth eei-

3 area, corner lol. 3.5 car ga rag* Ifss to $67,400 C M

Jan Swar tz lnski REAL ESTATE ONE

455 -7000

CURB APPEAL U u a saa.thM — bnck 3 b M o o m Ranch. Speoou* i smodMad knehar wnh apoaancea Overaaad g a r a g * and aacurtty syetem $63 900

CENTURY 21 Hartford South

464-6400 or 2 6 1 - 4 2 0 0

Bioomflald 2 b M o o m * 3 ' * oaths b s s e m e n l G a r a g e E n d Un i l $324 900 853 r445 HELP-U-SELL oI Birminghem.'BloomftMd 646 -66 '0

BRIGHTON

A NEW C O M M U N I T Y WOOORIOGE HILLS CONOOS

New modaM. ranchaa 4 townhomes 2-3 bedrooms lofl, 2 b e l h j 2 ca r ' garag* Beeement some walk-outs hraplaca. sir condit ioning, deck From $118,500

Modets Open l 2 - « p m . U S 23 Exit 58 w to RiCken Rd Right to Oakndge Dr . e f t 10 Ridg* C l . turn M l 10 the models

ASK ABOUT RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY

Jus t R e d u c e d $ 5 , 0 0 0 Tha a ki MPH condit ion 3 bad room bnck ranch s M 1-250 sq rt Sharp tamPy room asm M l bnc* flrapMca d o n r a M Id 14> 14 wood dec * . check out the updataa rtrnm lumece, cen-t rM Mr wkidowa 1V» b a m * 2 car gMaga. $77 900 C M

GARY JONES

Remerica H O M E T O W N REALTORS

459-6222

Quality RSAL EBTATE

Bet ter Ho rne t 8 G a r d e n s STATELY COLOMAL Mu a i Ma i Baal w i b * i

p a $ , k $191,900 LK3S1

C A U . LEON KELLY THE M O t l G A N GROUP

O n l y

316 CHy

A TRUE BEAUTY

• 459-6000

C0LDWELL BANKER

Schwei tzer Reel Eetete

LARGE FAMILY WANTED!

1,700 a q h 4 ttadr I 2 M l beme, to rmM dmmg

aece 5

dtete oocupency 4 0 * y $ 9 B 900 C M

GARY J O N E S

Remerica H O M E T O W N REALTORS

459-6222

« M d o w t . furnace cantrM M . and on a baauOM M * m e d street ThM home otters quel ry and haa i pec -laoUM landacapmg A muet to lAoea fussy buye r a. $ 9 1 , 5 0 0 . P64FA0 451-5400

Quality REAL ESTATE

Better Homes 6 Gardens Popular Tonqu lsh Sub.

OPEN SAT 2 - 5 34 120 Algonquin S of Warren, E of Wayne BeeuMul 4 d e a n . S M

m. U n t i e d t ee am aril TM car garaga newer carpet , updated baih. large kilchan. c e n t r a M Only $95 900 Aak to

JULIE Z

Remerica PICKERING & A S S O C

458-4900 7 8 0 - 1 6 0 5

OPEN 1-4 SUNDAY GARDEN CfTY . 197 CAROWELL

WESTLANO CHARMER able mor tgage on thM IraaNy pawn-ed 3 b M o o m Drlck 4 vinyl ranch S

bnck I r oM garaoa taM. Owners BobH a r * R M Eptate Agents

$64 996 For <te-nda S I

WESTLANO Spec*o< e Irt M . 3 bedrooma. 2 ba lha large Iv lng room 4 tomM dmmg r o o m Nawar rool 4 nnyl wm-

$78,000

GARDEN CTPf Parsed Marter or retirement noma

m c i l a r t a rea A l u m a w n ranch. 2 bedroome Mrge «* . $55 000

Century 21 Cook 6 Assoc 326-2600

WESTLAND-31949 Cowen Comer ct W WW ran

$ 3 4 0 0 DOWN $542. PER MONTH

HURRY On ttas 2 bedroom atartar m Red-lo rd that haa lenoad yard, garaga covered porch Corrvamantly local-ad 10 mapp ing end i raneponanon Only $46,900 •

CALL ART ANDERSON RE/MAX CROSSROADS 453-9700 ;

INKS TER-Border lne Garden Cny Land oont red . $3000 dawrn No m -come verif ication, no credk check 3 b M o o m , I H car gerage. w<m appa-ancea C M 561-5626

JUST LISTED" • Super shMp Drtck ranch wPTi hMdwood f loors a i t r s deep lot overaaad garaga snd much mora, only $ 7 7 . 9 w

CALL LEON KELLY THE MICHIGAN GROUP 459-3900

NEW HOME S Redtord 3 bed-room ranch, a t tached 2 ' * car ga-

,90- n ,

NORTH REDFORD TOWNSHIP C o n w bungalow by danar . arga kvmg 4 lemPy room with eP-«c?it wood D u m a , 3 bed room 3 bam. kraafwd Baaement u appkencea. M n a c a r o d 4 cMpa tk ig Mas than 5 yeMS old Back 10x24 n deck 29 n above ground p o d w /ce rpa lad deck, pnvecy tenoa $49,900 C M 531-6743 337-0444

MOTIVATED 1 600 sq.f l home wtm 2 M l b e l t i * 2 c m garag*. And* re*n m n d o w s F HA otters welcome $74,900 <s5176F>h

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Remerica H O M E T O W N R E A L T O R S

420-3400

LIVONIA Absolute ly gorgeous con-do In lovely Wood lo re ! Beaut i fu l view f rom end porch Wash & dryer in unit. Great pr ice $49,900

CALL JOE BAILEY

MAYFAIR 522-8000 LrvOOMI

NICE END UNIT 2 b#»*room» 2 t>«itY». *ni*r»««3

Km iMOOtt*or to aM

Wrntfna JUST REDUCED

ModM 229-6776 Of f ice 229 -5712 i $36900 Cor, and conver»er- is m a

ADLER H O M E S INC " BRIGHTON MI

P " v t»6 • n t r , r txvn a n d 30011 CM

HELEN YABS

laundry

Brighton

The Fairways at O a k p o i n t e Luxurious 2 4 3 bedr oom condos ^ .

CENTURY 21 msistM sufte wnh specious oper Boor plsn E ipenence the dream o» i IMng anthrn over TOO ecree o> p m M land wnh your own private beech on I a 500 kcra lake a private manna 3 goP courses, on srts raeteurants i LIVONIA Nice ' bedroom vacant mlea wa lk»V)ogg lhg paths Make move m condl l lon $47 500 54500 this fli'sarr, your raaPtY* Mode«s oper down $4 10 'mo p k e c u e s I mam-Mon -Fr i . ' - 5pm l O o a e d Thurs I. tenence Owner knancmg 525-44 13

ROW

464-7111

19066 Henry, N o A M n Rd Sharp

OPPORTUNITY v a c a 1W79 CMby OR Sevan MPa/Gr*n«S RhrM Land Contract Only $400-MO $2500 down S m M 2

n e Cktco I

F M Earn pert d y o w peymem I a :ek ig coals by

ng 4 Poor M n g

REDFORD BuPt m 1999 3 nance hee r *nch $66,500

C M Kaly Demo HEPPARD ANO ASSOCIATES

956-6670

OPEN SUN' 2-5 N d O M w o o d w d

3 bed room bun-galow Flee Room Large Meaiar badroom w / * M - m d o M 4 buPi-m III ssasia $43 900

CENTURY 21 S U B U R B A N

455-5660 4 6 4 - 0 2 0 5

322 Home* Macomb County

CLINTON , 'LAKESlOE Ma« new modM C o l o n M 2600 sg.P Garage beaement r t r ep iaca s k y l i g h t $ 166 000. - 935-9427

EAST DETROIT Buy new M ueed nouea price 3 bedroom ranch S m M m to olck

Mon -Fri t -5pm Sat 4 Sun 12-6 Start ing $144 900 Corner gl Brighton 9-Chkeon Rda

I SeM b y l R A o A V F t T H REALTV 227-9944

CANTON BY OWNER - Baeu t iM tomtNou— 2 bm&ocm V* c

JSC*Jf IfWTjOul Chjt>-nouae. carport F u l baaement L » e new Greet location cioee to a* me-<» 1-ways " v n a k s t s occupancy $79,900 negotiable C M 397-3475

r knancmg

U V O N I A THE W O O D S 2 b M o o m $74 900 Open Set ' 5 Reduced Specious 2 bedroom i t bath* arith cMport nugs u t a r , room snd s iorsga Conusraent lo lovely Oubnouee w im y M round neetac p o d W a n i n g distance lo ^ecoo sons Denas rwMaurams ate Con-vergent lo • •p ressways C M

ESTHER BAXTER

MAYFAIR 522-8000 OPEN SUN 1 - 4 p m

Sarsne let t ing m popuMr Bedford , v a e 41664 Bedford Townhou** 2 bedroom* iv» b e l h * new carpei throughout A musi seel C M

Jan Swartzlnski REAL ESTATE ONE

4 5 5 - 7 0 0 0

CANTON Rench condo 2 bed room h * Beae

anachad g w a g e aw vary $90 000 M e * e * g * 9 9 T - M 9 1 -

CANTON

SNUG AS A B U G M m a cory 2 bedroom -enchi mvwai your rent money N e u t r a decor naw

tumece and central ap Appitencee Move m now FHA E M M Open Sun 11-3 $55 500

Diane Howard REAL ESTATE ONE

451-1516 455 -7000

NEAT0N R E A L T Y

4 2 2 - 5 9 2 ^

LIVONIA S C H O O L S OPEN SUN 2 -5

30919 G i l d ie. S o l Jay E d Mem-man i i l i i M M i gorgaou* 1 bed room, r s oar garaga a r a a MI m t * af i M l a l i t $71006 A M to

JULIE 2

Remerica Ptckertng 4 Aaeoc

458-4900 7 8 0 - 1 6 0 5

WESTLANO - 33641 Uamom l a n e

$ 3 2 0 0 DOWN $534. PER MONTH

D OF PAYING

coMary t achan wim _ F M

r * cm lor $1- 100

CALL DON OR OOMB

MAYFAIR 522-800011 CHIMNEY HILL W BLOOMFIELD

OPEN 2-5 SUNDAY L/VOSaA SCHOOLS 9940 ALPf P

> REAI ESTATE T O O A v a t C

43 ' -9000

Ashford Place ConOomfrMuma D e x t e r 9 C o t t o n w o o d

C o o d o t i M n t i i m g

cor ' temporary a w $1 14 900

BRICK BEAUTIES $72

ap- I aEAUTTVA

Prtoea f r o m

$ 1 6 6 , 3 0 0

Brarvdg Tttng at 66-3 Edward S u r o v e ^ C o

R e a l t o r s I ' m »aeof l The

Michigan Grouo

FARMINGTON HILLS NOVI cotton

d m m g

Trt- Moun t /Aah»ord Pi»«-* . a i i B t M 6<vTi J 4 6 0

Milford Place C o n d o m i n i u m s

P re -Cons t ruc t i o r Prices (15 000 under list )

Priced » o »

$99,900 40 - m t * 1193 to ' 3 2 " sq «

OPEN SAT 4 SUM 12-4 South MMora Rd

Souih d GerarM Motors Rd

T R I - M O U N T / M i l t o r d Place Deve lopment Co . Inc

664-1558 Trt-kkount wiMn OIRce -- 479-77*7

AS'ONiSMwaG - N O R T » v n i 19395 Bk j * Heron Pomte Onve Brand new M k M o n t home ««th M i w i o aand beecf 1 1 » H B

ovenooamg pool c k i d w u e a t a v a courta and tea* 3 bedroom

'leva bnck doubM t a paao dec*

Century 21 CASTELLI 5 2 5 - 7 9 0 0

'990 CCNTLMON AWARD WWatMQ o n a

pteee a j t M » a » 9 a a » 1 e a

"^CENTURY.21 COLE REALTORS

6 3 7 - 2 3 0 0 455-6430

Realtors 591-9200

SUBORN H A L S 2 uedioorwe C a n t r a A* 9 4 9 000 HELP -U-aCLL d iv. I.en^em k u a i Peal 949-9970

pmg From $ <09 900

Eves unti l 9 p m

GraM ncewon $93 90C

CE-NTURY 21 SUBURBAN

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• SCULPTURE F E S T Michigan Outdoor Sculpture ILL opens with a

5:30-8:30 p.m. reception Thursday. Sept. 5, a t the Southfield Pavilion, 20000 Evergreen, Southfield.

This exhibition of outdoor sculpture by 17 Mich-igan artists is sponsored by the city of Southfield and the Business Consortium for the Arts.

Louis G. Bedstone, architect and founder of Bedstone Architects Inc. and Michael Curtis, sculptor, are chairmen of the exhibition.

The juror was David PuchgotL executive direc-tor of tbe International Sculpture Center. Awards of $1,000 and $500 were donated by the Arts Foundation of Michigan and the Business Consor-tium for the Arts.

Artists represented include Joseph N. DeLauro of Canton. Also: Herb Babcock, Robert Lie lat.

' James E. Born, Norma PeBchansky Glasser. Al Hebert, Matthew Holland, Nancy Lelaerowitx, Su-san Linburg, William Mayer, Dora Natella, David

—Newton and James Oxford. Others are: Thomas Palazzolo, John PieL Wil-

liam C. Stone, Pamela M. Stump, Dale John Wedig and Marcia Wood.

The outdoor exhibition, on the plaza at the back of Southfield Pavilion in the Southfield Civic Cen-ter, will continue through October.

• GARDEN FRIENDS The Friends of tbe Matthaei Botanical Gardens

invite all gardeners and others interested in plants to tbe first fall gardeners sale 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 7.

Among the featured items will be specimen trees and shrubs, hardy chrysanthemums, bulbs from Holland and orchids for in-home cultfvatioo.

The gardens will give complementary seedlings to the first 100 adult patrons. .

ID addition to woody plant material, the sale will include 80 varieties of Holland bulbs, which cover a range of colors, heights and flowering times.

The selection also includes 35 varieties of out-door hardy mums.

Proceeds from the sale support the gardens' ed-ucational and environmental programs.

Matthaei Botanical Gardens is at 1800 N. Dix-boro. Take the Geddes Road exit off U.S. 23 and go east to Dixboro. Tbe Gardens is two miles north on Dixboro, on the right.

• MUSICIANS SOUGHT Livonia Symphony Orchestra is looking for

strinfc musicians for the 1991-92 concert season. Tbe LSO has six openings for strings. An audi-

tion is required. High school students wbo apply must be studying privately.

Rehearsals for the new season resume Sept. 9. T h e y v e 7:30-10 p.m. Mondays at Livonia Steven-

son High School. To audition, call 522-7848. If the machine an-

swers, leave your name and phone number and identify what instrument you play.

• BOOK StGNINQS Elmore "Dutch" Leonard reads from and signs

his 29th novel, "Maximum Bob" (Delacorte) 7-8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 6 at Borders Novi, Novi Town Center, Novi Road and 1-98.

Also at Borders Novi, an evening of conversa-

tion, basted by environmentalist-writer Stephanie Mills, is slated for 8:30-8 p.m. Sunday. Sept. 8. Special guests include S.K Wolf, Livonia-based author of MacKinnon's Machine"; Chuck Wilbur. WDET. news director, Susan Fostey, retired psy-chotherapist, and Kathleen Ripley Leo, poet.

Plymouth author John Vraniak will sign copies of his new book, "The Polish Trivia Book," from noon to 2 p.m. &inday. Sept. 8 at Little Professor On the Park. 380 S. Main, Plymouth. Call 455-5220

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• ARTISTS' GALLERY T h u r s d a y , Sept . 5 — N e w show f e a t u r e s m i x e d

m e d i a w » r k s b y R a s h a ( R h e a S c h a e f e r ) a n d o i l s

b y I r e n e K a l l a s . C o n t i n u e s t h r o u g h Oc t . 20. R e -

c e p t i o n 5:30-8:30 p . m . T h u r s d a y . Sept 5 H o u r s a r e

10 a .m . t o 5 p . m . M o n d a y - S a t u r d a y , u n t i l 8 :30 p . m .

T h u r s d a y , A p p l e g a t e S q u a r e , b e t w e e n 12 a n d 13

M i l e , N o r t h w e s t e r n . S o u t h f i e l d .

• FMARRA GALLERY T h u r s d a y . Sept . 5 — G r o u p show o f w o r k s b y

a r e a and i n t e r n a t i o n a l l y k n o w n a r t i s t s i n c l u d e s

D o n a l d M e n d e l s o n o f L a t h r u p V i l l a g e . C o n t i n u e s

t h r o u g h O c t o b e r . H o u r s a r e 10:30 a . m . t o 5 p . m .

T h u r s d a y a n d F r i d a y , 111 N . F i r s L A n n A r b o r .

• CRIPPS PATRONA GALLERY F r i d a y , Sept . 8 - " A l l A b o u t B e i n g a W o m e n , "

o r i g i n a l s c u l p t u r e — b y J a n i c e T r i m p e , c o n t i n u e s

t h r o u g h O c t 2. R e c e p t i o n 7 - 1 0 p . m . F r i d a y , S e p t .

6. Th i s Grosse l i e a r t i s t i s s h o w i n g 17 o i l - p a i n t e d

s c u l p t u r e s f r o m 14 i n c h e s t o f o u r f ee t t a l l , 209 S.

M a i n , R o c h e s t e r .

• DETROIT F O C U S F r i d a y , Sept . 6 — W o r k s b y F e l e c i a H u n t , J i m

S l a c k , Senn is S u m m e r s a n d S h a r o n W y s o c k l a r e

o n d i s p l a y t h r o u g h O c t . 5. R e c e p t i o n 5 :30-8 :30

fc.m. F n d a y , Sept . 6 H o u r s a r e noon t o 6 p . m .

W e d n e s d a y - S a t u n i a y , 743 B e a u b i e n , D e t r o i t .

• DETROIT GALLERY OF CONTEMPORARY C R A F T S

S a t u r d a y . S e p t 7 — Q u i l t s b y A n n B r a u e r . bas-

ke t s b y M i c h a e l B a i l o t a n d c e r a m i c s b y L a n s e

S tove r a r e o n d i s p l a y t h r o u g h Oc t . 5. H o u r s a r e 10

a . m . t o 6 p . m . M o n d a y - F r i d a y a n d 11 a . m . t o 5

p . m . S a t u r d a y , 104 F i s h e r B u i l d i n g , D e t r o i t .

• HABATAT GALLERIES S a t u r d a y , Sept . 7 — T h r e e - m a n e x h i b i t i o n —

glass s c u l p t u r e b y L i v i o Seguso. w e a p o n - l i k e

s c u l p t u r e s b y C h r i s t o p h e r L e e and g lass / m e t a l

w o r k by H e r b B a b c o c k — c o n t i n u e s t h r o u g h S e p t

28 H o u r s a r e 10 a . m . t o 6 p . m . T u e s d a y - S a t u r d a y ,

32255 N o r t h w e s t e r n , F a r m i n g t o n H i l l s .

• ROCHESTER MUNICIPAL PARK Sept 7-8 — A r t ' n A p p l e s F e s t i v a l f e a t u r e s

w o r k s b y 275 a r t i s t s , e n t e r t a i n m e n t , d e m o n s t r a -

t i ons a n d r e f r e s h m e n t s . S a t u r d a y hou rs a r e 10

a .m . t o 6 p . m . , S u n d a y 10 a . m . t o 5 p . m . D o w n t o w n

B o c h e s t e r

• DOMINO'S F A R M S - S e p t 7 - 8 — J u r i e d a r t s a n d e r a i t s e x h i b i t w i t h

45 a r t l s t s i s i n t h e E x h i b i t i o n H a i l 9 a . m . t o 5 p . m .

S a t u r d a y a n d 11 a . m . t o 5 p .m . S u n d a y , T a k e U-S .

23 t o e x i t 41 ( P l y m o u t h R o a d ) t h e n e a s t t o

E a r h a r t R o a d a n d n o r t h t o E x h i b i t i o n H a l l , A n n

A r b o r T o w n s h i p .

• SOUTHFIELD PAVILION T h u r s d a y , Sept . 5 — M i c h i g a n O u t d o o r S c u l p -

t u r e I I I opens w i t h a 5:30-8:30 p . m . r e c e p t i o n

T h u r s d a y a n d c o n t i n u e s t h r o u g h O c t o b e r . L o u t s G .

R e d s t o n e a n d M i c h a e l C u r t i s bead t h e c o m m i t t e e

t h a t i n v i t e d 19 M i c h i g a n s c u l p t o r s t o s h o w t h e i r

w o r k i n t h i s o u t s t a n d i n g s e t t i n g . T o w a r d t h e b a c k

o f t h e C i v i c C e n t e r c o m p l e x , 10V» a n d E v e r g r e e n .

S o u t h f i e l d .

• SYBARIS GALLERY S a t u r d a y , S e p t 7 — " C u p : As a M e t a p h o r , " f e a -

t u r e s w o r k s i n c l a y b y 24 a r t i s t s . I t c o n t i n u e s t h r o u g h O c t . 12. R e c e p t i o n 5:30-7:30 p . m . S a t u r -d a y , Sept . 7. H o u r s a r e 11 a . m . t o 5 p . m . T u e s d a y -S a t u r d a y , 301 W. F o u r t h . R o y a l O a k .

SWIDLER GALLERY " S t e e p i n g M a t t e r s : T h e M e t a l T e a I n f u s e r . " a n

e x h i b i t i o n f e a t u r i n g u t i l i t a r i a n tea i n f u s e r s b y 23

A m e r i c a n a n d C a n a d i a n a r t i s t s , c o n t i n u e s t h r o u g h

O c t . 12. S idney S w i d l e r , a r c h i t e c t / c o l l e c t o r w i l l

g i v e a t a l k a b o u t t h e s h o w a t 2 p . m . S a t u r d a y ,

Sept 7 f o l l o w e d a t 3 :30 p . m . by a s l i d e l e c t u r e b y

T h o m a s M u i r , p r o f e s s o r o f a r t a t B o w l i n g G r e e n

U n i v e r s i t y . B e c e p t i o n 4:30-7:30 p . m . S a t u r d a y ,

Sept . 7. 308 W. F o u r t h , R o y a l Oak .

• ROCHESTER HILLS CITY HALL C o l o r p h o t o g r a p h s b y N a n c y S t o c k i n g a r e o n

d i s p l a y t h r o u g h O c t o b e r T h e e x h i b i t is s p o n s o r e d

b y P a i n t C r e e k C e n t e r f o r tbe A r t s of R o c h e s t e r .

H o u r s a r e 8 a .m . t o 5 p . m . M o n d a y - F r i d a y , 1000

R o c h e s t e r H i l l s D r i v e o f f A v o n R o a d .

• PEWABIC POTTERY S a t u r d a y , Sept . 7 — " M e x i c a n F o l k C e r a m i c s , "

c u r a t e d b y V a n D e r e n Coke , c o n t i n u e s t h r o u g h

N o v 9 R e c e p t i o n is 5:30-7:30 p . m . F r i d a y , Sep t .

1 3 . 1 0 1 2 5 E . J e f f e r s o n , D e t r o i t

• CRANBROOK HOUSE W e d n e s d a y , Sept . 11, T h u r s d a y , S e p t 12 — " A r -

t i s t e a , " a n a t i o n a l t o u r a n d e x h i b i t i o n o f t b e n e w C h a r l e s C r o w l e y M e t a M e a S e r v i c e C o l l e c t i o n , i s o p e n 5-8 p .m . b o t h d a y s w i t h t h e a r t i s t p r e s e n t . T h i n t o u r s t op w i t h 12 c o n t e m p o r a r y s t e r l i n g s i l -v e r t e a s e r v i c e s b y C r o w l e y , m e t a l s m i t h . is spon-s o r e d b y J a n i s W e t s m a n 20 th C e n t u r y D e c o r a t i v e A r t P r i c e r a n g e is $4,000-12.000 C r a n b r o o k H o u s e i s a t 380 L o n e P i n e . B l o o m f i e l d H i l l s .

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642-0703

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N. o l 12 Mi le , E. of Fa rm ing ton Rd . F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S - P I C T U R E P E R F E C C H A R M I N G COLONIAL. Two-way fireplace m fami l y r o o m a n d Irving r oom. 2Vi Dams large b e d r o o m a new ca rpe t i ng recent ly redecora ted t r e e d lot Ready to m o v e into $152 000 CaU Today 642-0703

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GENESIS

WESTLAND W H E N O N L Y B R I C K W I L L DO. Wes t l and R a n c h features a l a rge fami ly r o o m , new k i t chen , f i n i shed basemen t . D ry Bar . new furnace. L ivon ia scoo ts . Hu r ry I 1 8 5 , 9 0 0 2 6 1 - 0 7 0 0

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N O R T H U V O N I A R A N C H . 3 b e d r o o m brick horrtg o n .625 ac re t reed lot, 2 car a t tached garage, family^ r o o m has l e d g e w o o d f i rep lace Large k i tchen, d in ing space $ 6 9 , 9 0 0 J3RE 4 7 7 - 1 1 1 1

LIVONIA BUY A L I F E S T Y L E . Lower End unit C o n d o O n e bath , f r iendly l oca t i on . Jo in the other half Wa lk ing d i s tance to s h o p p i n g a r e a & s to res Many amen i t ies ! $ 7 5 , 9 0 0 2 6 1 - 0 7 0 0

PLYMOUTH S W E E T A L O W ! A f f o rdab le 3 b e d r o o m in- town P lymouth bunga low Coved cat l ings, h a r d w o o d f loors, neal & d e a n ! Great i ocabon & a s tea l for t h e area! $ 6 2 , 0 0 0 A-00287 4 6 5 - 7 0 0 0

B U " 1 j LIVONIA

E N D L E S S P O S S I B I L I T I E S . 2 houses for o n e pr ice 1 8 acres. Ma in h o u s e - 3 b e d r o o m s , basemen t . & g a r a g e S e c o n d h o u s e - current ly rent ing for $375 per m o n t h $ 1 4 9 , 9 0 0 2 6 1 - 0 7 0 0

CANTON S U B U R B A N L I V I N G A t ITS BEST. 4 B e d r o o m well u p d a t e d Farm House , all the country charm remains 2 Car Garage Loca ted o n a w o o d e d 4 25 Acres in Can ton $ 1 1 7 , 9 0 0 C-033330 4 5 5 7 0 0 0

GARDEN CITY J U S T L I K E N E W . 3 b e d r o o m Brick R a n c h wt th new carpe t ing , n e w c o p p e r p lumb ing , new k i t chen f loor , new fami ly r o o m , n e w dr i veway , newly f i n i shed b a s e m e n t $ 8 9 , 9 0 0 2 6 1 - 0 7 0 0

PLYMOUTH FOR T H O S E W H O K N O W V A L U E . A shor t strol l to d o w n t o w n P lymouth U p d a t e d 3 B e d r o o m Tn Perched o n a peacefu l t ree l ined cu l -de-sac Spac ious yard $ 1 0 7 , 9 0 0 H 00930 4 5 5 - 7 0 0 0

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WESTLAND A H A V E N F O R A H A N D Y P E R S O N >s th is 3 b e d r o o m Cape C o d B u n g a l o w . 1 Vi baths, rec r o o m , b reezeway t o 2 car g a r a g e o n th i rd acre tor on ly $ 6 4 , 5 0 0 3 2 6 - 2 0 0 0

C H A R A C T E R A N D C H A R M - This 4 bed room, I V i ba th P tymouth Colonia l has fami ly r o o m w t i r ep iace . u p d a t e d k i tchen, h a r d w o o d f loors , c o v e cei l ings, extra d e e p lot SJI 0 4 , 9 0 0 H -00316 4 5 6 - 7 0 0 0

M A DC I N T H E S H A D E . Sharp b u n g a l o w GREAT AREA Partial ly f i n i s h e d ba#»rrtem huge g a r g e Fami ly Room, basement b a t h r o o m immed ia te o c c u p a n c y 10K $ 6 5 , 9 0 0 _ 3 2 6 - 2 0 0 0

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CANTON Y O U C A N S T A R T O U T I N LUXURY Spectacular 3 b e d r o o m Colonia l Neat & as c lean as a pwi Loca ted m Can ton o n a Spac ious co rner lot & backs l o a p a r t $ 1 2 4 , 9 0 0 M - 0 0 7 2 3 4 6 6 - 7 0 0 0

NOVI RICHIE C U N N I N G H A M S H O U S E . S tep back to the c lassic 50 s a n d see wei plaster c o v e d c e * n g s 6 h a r d w o o d f l oo rs 3 car garage A* o n 2 6 a c r e a ' ' $199,900 346-6430

NORTHVILLE QUALITY 6 C H A R M A B I 0 6 In Nor1hv«e Co lone l Home oi lers 4 bedrooms 2 ' * baths custom fireplace new hot water heater Andersar w indows 6 rool Newer central aa $141,900 R-00632 4 6 8 7 0 0 0

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34S-6430 Y O U N G EXECUTIVES

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HANNETT, INC. REALTORS

646-6200

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14x70. M Moot. 3 l meoo or MMM

FARMINGTON HILLS $200 H o m a Payments*

$175 L o l Rarrt $375 Tota l

LOT RENT GUARANTEED 2 YRS -$iajao/w%doOT< i i t t%/a40«o

U T T L E VALLEY 474 -6500 476 -4079

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Call Carol mornings^

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332 M o b i l e H o i m s

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$ 6 0 / M O OFF LOT RENT FOR 1 YEAR LEASE

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On SoMay Rood NorM ol Qrand RM-ar. balwaan Magfarty and

QUALITY HOMES Ca> Joanne

4 7 4 - 0 3 2 0 Of 474 -0333

WE8TLAMO - 1-200-1.300 « <* W*-

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RED CARPET KEIM T IPTON 427-5010

WHY PAY TOP $ NoartUMd'

4547S MKMgan A«a

333 N o r t h e r n P r o p o r t y

F o r S o l o

Iracl ay Qatar. 3 1 X M 8 M 1

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(313) 58 V-3046

OAYLORO AREA 10 BaauUMy Woodatf Acraa 3 o» ~

LAKE MtCHIOAM - FRAMKFOffT RESIOEMTVAj.

Larga homa on 100 I t o« t-ontaga -no Muff - a rara *nd Spacioua.

•ML <288400

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HOMESTEAD REAL ESTATE ONE

616-862-4449 LAKE PROPERTY - Show Spring*.

• laka lota - 32S .OOO LaRalot

3 3 9 L o t s M d A c r o o g *

F o r S o l o

ANNOUNCING TIMBERVIEW ACRES QawBa -oa»^. 2H acra Ma^aona

Eaay i l l I I I 10 n l l l l i •> Arm Arbor rmampig Taraa

CALL: • 559-7430

FarMngton 8100,000 CM

aUU»VOCVELOP« WAMTEDI 8 UR MM enrovw) amaa an wam-mg Miaal Crooks t AuMrn araa.

$130,000 ma K W .ooo jnaMfco-

RICHARO K- ROSEN

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CHELSEA AREA - 17.01 acraa Mr 838.900 Wai 8 npac appro-mi or 41.86 acraa tor 3S4J00.

CM 313-475-7426

COMMERCE LAKE Moving! My loaa. your gMN 3 lakp loM on Com-

LOAOe OF PO-. Land con-

I on Ma proper-zoning lor a ofindo

lor a bufldar •xpraaawa1. $100,800. F-250R

ERA COUNTRY RIDGE 474-3303

MOWELL - JuM Ma bang In Ma Up-per ParanaiM. mmo* Vm Orrrn 28 baawMM roMng 6 woodod aoraa. backi <4> in mom Mia1 Paii-ml 6 mrvmrmi. Muat am to • e c i r t u 878.000 8173*8^288

METAMORA -Ctoaa lo M24 MM 100x80 poM bam plua Mrga dMnr bam and Ma ol road krontaga Bta« < S 138,000 CM OMna S. K m

R.J.140L0EN 1-313-878-2248

NORTHVILLE RESIDENTIAL tar * aammr. 80 i 300 Land ccrv tract 834.800 MELPJJ-SEU. or NWWC 464-8636

SALEM TWP - PtpnouOi KltooM and madtog. 8 acraa can ba «pdL Land Contract 178 800 HELP-U-SELL ol NWWC 464-8636

122 I t tram (14.900 - S40.000. 1400 aq. It

3 IMrn iw i . 2 I - 872.000. 1344

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(to $1* 000 CALL JOIIMSTOM REALTY OLAOWM - 517-428-1778

10 Acra ParoaL Traad. M M t 40aac comani block M m

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M TOWTOMML 6 US Z3 AREA

Parkao pareaM. 2 to 10 acraa

PEMTWATER UAJMTEMAMCE FREE

PORT AUBTM ) aqraa fwnang M

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WMk to AS. MUtog. ama. pool

ORCHARD LAKE ACREAGE

AMung <180400 or <mjM0pwu • mm

313-841-0710 31

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3 ^ M M , to!

Janet Olson REAL ESTATE ONE

455-7000

Sam <44.800. Ca8 todoyt •OTY

[ cM Torn Mafc 816-820-0412

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348-1122

337 F a r m o F o r 8 0 I 0

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ANGIE SARKISIAN 473-63200

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M. al 12. SOUTHFIELD E^M TMayaph 1-370

REALESTATE ONE 559-6599 630-6660

3 4 0 L a k e - M v o r - R o o o r t

L A K E LOTS A l SporM LMuh MaMy Dai MBPid

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342 L a k e l r o n t P r o p o r t y

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Back Rd. 8. or 7 tm*. \ ol 276 From: 8188 J00

344-6808 CASS LAKE - Bom MMa. 3 I room. 3 baM oondo. 18 ft door on Miolront 2 car garaga Car Mr. pool <188.000 882-4

C A S S LAKEFRONT FORMER MODEL

1 yaar ota. 3 badroom. 2H MM. 8»-mg Tjom. dkUnc toom. 3ar c 4000 aqR m*h M M M i la

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M $238,000 WFB. Jari Jonaa Raady 884-1234

DOCK TOUR BOAT AT YOUR BACW DOOR

M ft. Qraal

8210 0 0 0 jam Jones realty

LAKE ORK3M BLAND HOME 6 LAK&R0MT LOT

•nd contract twins. 888.800

& LYOM: REW SUBDIVISION 44 Country " l i i n d i i 0* acra to acra). 23 Mil Tan-as Paymaiiu «*• aa $300 par mo. aMb 10* doa <36.000 and i p Fraa Broclua

437-6340

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368-3240

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BEMBCKE 4 KRUE DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

$17-782-8321 JACKSON COUNTY. MCH $ bad-m > 11* M M rancn WMk out

1-84 2 son 882400 PfeySta LsmpRara 817-784-07 ta a n . RaaMyCa

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L A N D AVAILABLE pw acra. aonptg M R-J.

459-6000

C0LDWELL BANKER

SchweWaer Reel Estate

WsPha LMa 6 Lana F«M $M 2098

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CENTRAL MICHIGAN CAMAOtAM LAKBS

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LAKE ORK3N - Vacant Mand lot 82 I t IroMaoa. c*jr tmm 6 -ator 08400 <10406 doam. and con tract tarmo. 883-8273 or 782-7221 LAKE OttON - 2 badroom cottage and booMouae on Mand CMy a 4 M <75400 <18.000 *

752-7221 or 083-8273

342 L o k e f r o n t P r o p o r t y

TORCH LAKE - 1 MMMd Lunagi M I'MOOC tarma CM Oaorgana. Ra/Ma* Bk RapaM 1-818-28*5400

UMON LAM4FR0NT Land oontract

WATERFRONT VACANT LOT - aMbi One on Otter and 9j*mn LaM8 tar and M P - <88400 VACOTT K8ROOCK 828-4000

WATERFRONT 2 ACRES

aaya mt* ta» Cboo s q . l t ! story, 3 ar 4

K M oM 8-

Lr M M 3 car parage K mora $288 <0a CALL BOB UAHAntM..

THE MICHIGAN

GROUP 220 FT.

UPPER STRAIT LAKEFRONT

Over 3 acraa. 8 badruuma. 4 M M . Mened m u m b m to mry private CM

AMU GANDHI R A L P H MANUEL

8 5 1 - ^ 0 0 OR 477-8810

STORE BUtLDINO ANO I a* 11 ecra Lotto, de*

FrorMno en pPMd i

apace ^ p S S S T ? LANO CON-TRACT 9 5%. <120.800 DOWN $400- 0OC

' NOUNO REAL ESTATE $22-6150 437-2068

SOUTHFlELO SALON FOR SALE

12 MM 6 HmUiaaeMi Hwy C 44-8018 or 363-8844

WOMENS APPAREL STORE

Oanr retiring. P O Bo*

308 0 f c . - S u s . S p o c o

S o l e / L o o s e

AFFORDABLE EXECUTIVE OMoae-«*%pay M amegn coMM « n k t o a i l SMre tn* com

Troy'i 1478 MiBto Bie irRd.

TROT 9USMESSB QUARTERS L 637-2400

Any w e »orn 150 sq.fl sny Mr a m . morad oMca a n a t adh i

QLBN EDEN MEMORMU. Caa i f 'i 2 MS M the OardM 01 GoM SMtMard tSOO-C UwonMCaa. 438-32i8|

Garden ol Aaoorwon. 2 _ section W. 3 6 4. 3 M | i M

<66Q.Mktng<350 ' » * — * mry. MT HOPE - 1 Ptata M TMjMMi i i ' of

I l i igri i 6 Ann Arbor

3 0 1 O f c . - a u a . S p o c o

S o l o / L O O M

LIVONIA On FsmW>glon Rd A M <OUM 01 $ MM

MEDICAL & PROFESSIONAL SPACE FOR LEASE

EXCELLENT RATE 4 LOCATION 1.080 - 2,800 muare MM

CERTIFIED REALTY, INC 471-7100

NEE D A MM or a M Ol 0«Ma «Moe? R»n 226 M-" to »50 e no groea. or 4 oMom tar <1000 mo atom Caidon CM^NMonM

NORTHVILLE- Premium offtoe "Me EMy bMaay 8Bt »• "•~MjF. i l "? budding MMM pdfkMg 970-4300 eon m H M C d d r —

NOVI - Modem 4 room suns. 1460 sq l t plus 8x1 V Moraga roMn Ctoaa to »•»••!« <814 pw ma to-

CM 313-348-0880

OFFICES M W BLOOMHELD Orcnwd LaM Rd FrKMe erdranoa. 800 to 4800 aa ft. $61-8666

O F F I C E R S U j i J O W !

Ftdl or Part TMa ORtoM SacratarM Samoa r < a e u v * " A H i rm Modem Eqidpmera Fan 4 Copier Ao "

(313) 464-2771 WM-ln'i Welcoma

OFFCE TO SUBLEASE -266 B»n. 2 rooma. « W | JiLLiMil. premium •ocMton. Famanglon Rd M 12 " *

300 C o m m o r c i o l /

DOWNTOWN WAYNE 1400. 1.800 or 2400 M- R. MOW In MM Parry M M oomar an MuMgon A^s n Wayne AmpM pertrng. good -> He. reeeoneOM rent 7171

F a r m i n g t o n / D o w n l o w n Prima locaMon - Mgl> Image

Ratad/OIRca/Raetaurant apaca* FuPy i eMorsrt Matorlc HMMkig on Or end RMw (neat door to Cinema i

iraMc) 2*t-64S0

1000 to 4000 aq B lor

426-6249 LIVONIA

2600 sq R budMng. buM at 1880 Parlttog tar 22 ears CjlNMii Oca •ton 880-2181

SHOPPING CENTERS FOR LEASE M.l r l i i n . Mapts 4 Wkstor Rtaa-M , Grange 4 « l » «1-4445

300 I n d t t S t / W o f o h o u M

S e l e / L e a t a

value i r V . truck door oMtoe piMltH

812 dQ f t M<686/mo 1200sq flat J860/mo 1421 aq. fLM <775.'mo 1888 sq R.M$102S/mo

~ 567-1620

Of Troy si «Mn. no mam km

Mry, 227 to 5,000 « It or Mapia,

attorney, eocountent conadl-snt ate. Linda 313-563-8450 PUdOUTW - 2700aqft. prima, prl-a a . aiRoo tpaos on Mam St WR M M $8 26 par eq* Ucelenl pwvjng 444-3232

PENTHOUSE

PROFESSIONAL OFFICE 700 aq. I t .

i ^ 6 - » T 5 O C buyrkj lam) contracts

$17-733-7808

MaDCil TyifTAL REDFORD • -*ae* tOOO Mt-atxa tar any type tiuekiew. M corv-dNton <450/mo 24433 5 MM, new - i - Otoy 476-4524. 532-5700

CASH FOR LMC CONTRACTS BIRMINGHAM s o u t h ADAMS SQUARE

iZXa? y.32rz&-Two id 4 roam omcrn^m

• k l $ 19.30/ao f t

302 R s e l E o t o l o W a n t o d

C A S H TOOAY OR

guaranteed sale AtoO d M ForotiOOM*

Or Need Of I

Century 21 CASTELLI 525-7900

C A S H TODAY -OR

Guaran teed Sale AMo * M Foradoaure OrtMMOf Rape*

Ask for Jer ry BorregarO

Centurv 21

REDFORD OFFICE 24821 Five Mile Rd

Waat ol TstogrspA) m aovaia snt Jatbroom arv

age M cerpeltna. « M conMlomng Al ed CM todey tor SpocM Rata CERTIFIED REALTY. INC

471-7100

BRIGHTON - 9206 sq ft.. »gbt rv dudtrat 2 o amiid doors a«n truck and. Wm uedd tar manadac-turmg and a^MuiuaMg Air corx*-

884-1229

For Leaae: 2100 sq. f l $ 1 2 0 0 par m o n t h gross

CtoM to M ma|or nagfmy* Cal 454-2480

great for N * w ST*n -U fv compwMAs

Sma l l u n l t a - $ 3 6 0 / m o o ross . mator tK7>«rayi Can 4&4-2480

Cantrady locatM lo >

u v o n i a - « MILE AREA 1200 i q ft • » offlo* tar rent $800 pw mordh. Uue Included

477-2086

370

I N C O M E PROPERTY! EXCELLENT

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY WM mamlalnad tour unit rental in great arae. Ammaota and contract terme evedaMe. Don't paM M one by Shoaan by MJpototrrant Contact O M Kmofit tar dMMM 443-6800

COL DWELL BANKER ScfaaWtzw RoM Estate

372 InvooL Proporty WAYNE - brtcfc 22 units. 3 buMMng* 1-2 bedroom*. appMncoa M. naa aapnert $424,000 Terma $100 000 down 1 1 * Agent (3131664-1168-Or «»3t

400 Apta. For Rant C A N T O N

Ford Rd W MI-2TS 750 aq f t 4 up $8 96 a aq R

Redto rd Township v Road Taagrapni

24350 Joy Road juM weei of t a

455-3102

EXECUTIVE OFFICE SUITES

EXECv'VE SLTTES AVAJLASA-£ KarUafiH

624 iq f t <425 pw month tJ40sq. ft. $1.0801

FREE HEAT FREE AIR CONDITIONING

FREE ELECTRICITY FRH UNDERGROUND PARKING

CM Mary Ann Staetoaaaj CERTIFIED REALTY. INC.

(313)471-7100

CHALET 477-1800 r y ^

177-LOCAL INVESTOR aaafci Iraa 6 Oew Mwidi io "oijm or condo Can o lM 20% doom Muet l a d oaaner

(313) 332-470$ Ext 860

SOUTH LYON. PLYMOUTH. NOVI. M M LaM or WMortard Ms (to-wed (76"-80* Md* X 116" depth). a i . . t 6 aatw racked.

861-6715

•IMC " 1

x n D u a t n v a a

ARE YOU BUYMO A BUSINESS? Make sura you gal mhm y< CM Attonwy Red Knagr •enong baMnaM buyers/

LOON LAKEFRONT LMque rancf

rsom. m M M r i S i and porcn Yiap-araM n a m a n . <268.100 8888. MAXBMOOCK

LUXURY O N THE LAKE StonaWtg 3 Oadroom. baM con-

< M apons M Prt-

m graetroom plus 2 $310,000 M b . .

Sue Kelly R E A L ESTATE ONE

644-4700

NEWER 2 STORY conter ^po* ary homa il h Mi RM. First 8oor

a M M p M s aMtonnka idKMn' <134.800

C A R R O L L REAL ESTATE QROUP

489-8404

40 bow docks. Bt CMk Mar Algo-rwc <141400 and <161400

373-0815 or 332-8181

NOVI 2 LAKEFRONT LOTS on WMM

S f t t f T 12 ACRES

<3 NEW CONBT RUCTION 2800 aq fl

kOClATSa

ON LAKE HUMOM

Pr ima . Sandy Laketrorrt •orgaoua 3 bad M k , l i a M I rja ML 4 i m i w s , 3v» MM momT*

" T 3 7 - 9 0 0 0 ™ "

C0LDWELL BANKER

SchMMtoar Reel Estate

BOUTH LYON- 167 ft

tfs-ar •""sna

18 yrs. OMccsM • adars lor 847-4824

AUTO STEREO 4 CELLULAR PHONE STORE - N Oakland Coun-ty, 1 [ M i l l location <280.000 An-

AVAILABLE SHARED EXECUTIVE waring tor nee.

BE A IMUJONAJRE t noma 2 km, paopto -no M m

beauty salon - Mhr aquippwi ready tor NEW BlMNESS <8800 Gordon CRy. Daarbom Hts wea CM 426-0344 or 422-4487

HARVARD SLTTE 28350 SOUTHFKLD RD

SUITE 122 557-2757

SOUTHFIELD BeeuMul oMce apaca. 2400 ia ft •MM meMcai OjaMknc located on GraanMad Rd $l80&month arttn onpa net aeea 343-7730

SOUTHFlELO •

AUBURN HILLS B L O O M F I E L D SQUARE A v o o d a l e School Distr ict

M O V E - I N SPECIAL $480 - $545

• 1 4 2 Badroom Apt* • ApproxImaMly 8SO-1100 S<1 Ft • FREE Hew 4 W M

Al w>paenoM. ot&cM bhno* knd arge storage area. Youl Mao fina centra M. mtorccra, poca and 2« hour emergency maintenance O o m to Mioppang, Banking. CU OCC and the nea mdustnai ana lach canters. 5 mm Irom 1-74 or M-58 fuel oft Soutr. Br»c t*r»mr SQulrrel 4 Opdyke

Mon-Frl 10-6. Tfaurs 10-7 Sat 11-8 4 Sun 12-3

852-4377

FARMINGTON HILLS DrNa. mduatrai Park IM lloor o«-

1. pi I lea 477-7800

FREE RENT m/ • 4 CMC Cantor . C!

aacurlty 362-8030 Menagw

FAR9MNGTON HILLS - 12 M8a naw Fwmangton Rd. 1.20C aq ft. MetkcM or ganwM oMca Only <1424 pw m o C M M L u b n * 8*4-7385

FARIMNGTON aae dekua <

Grand RNw A M i hit M hwnMr 476-2060

SOUTHFIELD 12 MILE RD 4 NORTHWESTERN

Sorts kiMsna a i utatoM p—a Conference room. Morege 4 good gaxau SacratarM! 4 phona Mr-

Can

358-5670

Iwge 2 Badroom . $465/month p w

immedais occupancy 648-307$

roe lease m 3 « * « & Uapw no* m fame »»> Lot* ot oomr xocm

H"arr, cuox* *TM* PTV«|« oul ol 1.90C *q n

$1.100 pm mo ->» mc*xM* *a Jtm-1MB. for nWi -HT-OT ca* xan—« Marv*ong*l. ««#-2323

SOUTHFIELD 16156 * 12 MM Rd . 400-1. 000 aq. fl. lor i m i Heel rauM Parking

557<7fl3

FOR LEASE

PLYMOUTH 'OOWNTOWN FMANCiAL DISTRICT Premium apace decked out n ma-bogeny 4 pkMi cwpaft Formw dock brokw Mnents <11 pw iq ft tar or <3.750/mo groM

NEW SPACE •tomoad to . • maMng. Ptyrrv-I 5 MM Ful tarv-SB/iwB

6 M o n t h s F r e e R e n t m 3'« ram

FMM

SUB LEASE DEALS Bknungram • Knotaood olflce park kafctar road

1 Group 332-5115

TROY AMERfTECH Bldg OaMlnc-Ow* olBcae Exceptional Mat* E>

1-2 room*, 524-4044

- Uraou* m l haatonc bukd-Mtoai tar pnologra-

BIRMINGHAM L I N C O L N HOUSE APTS

505 EAST L INCOLN • Spacarxa 2 bwlroom apartment* • C 011 rwkenl 10 doamloam - Dakua Genwa Electric sppkancM • CantrM M • vankm oonoa • Larga clOMti $ storage araa*

" O " SECURITY DEPOSIT OuMMtod appkeants oryy

645-2999

BIRMINGHAM Lmcotn 4 Woodwwa wm

Studio apartment «*th lull tat'' Mrge ae»-ln doeet. tncnarana centra M 4 prNato pane W M n { dtotance to YMCA $ anoppmg

ONLY $444 INCLUDING HEAT

rage, wearing datanca to ao«r" loan 4 mopping Only $484

BE YOUR O W N BOSS! cal or oRc. Actom t o n PtymouW - - - - coupon Hagr Sc*oo< 800-9 300 sq.fl $10/

alMMg | a » »

TEPEE REALTY 479 S MAIN PLYMOUTH

CUP8 COUPONS 313-348-1828

Wood lloor*. oantrM Mr flrapieca plenty of parking 942-8143 TROY - 10*12 lurrMKad offlce. 10.16

ing proatttad- CM tar bee idmrno- '

CLASS C LIQUOR raaMy Mc awe 1 MteM e n / M i MM ulei niMmi'i CM 363-2880

FLOROT - Why pay I Oar. I yoursM Ful M M * - Dearborn *n CWTW>4 taRneon 276-2800

HA* SALON M MOMTHV8J4 FM cRenM to P O B< uMbiaa M M M M t o

111 MiMaMk H MM

H* laMi 'T ro

Ml Maaai

CT rCIWSTEOMMAJ •roll ^oii tar* Tha MM On«v

IM CMrtakm Ml cjrr? MA> ya r^AMCHMCo lata** OMhx for tmm mm SoT-rt LO- 1 T«r* nm, OP- ..»*-i SaM. Vv * » S M l

na nrmoto At ESTATE F*AM CHMC PC

Soa JOS Mom w *a n t m j m

a f a

454-3610 GREAT L O C A T I O N

466 sq ft i M $380 pw month $8 pw *q 1 tor argw unas CM

B»och 6 Company - 313-559-7430

on 18th lloor of Top ol Troy BiMd-C6rr» LT? J 1g kMe lr> amM

Mta wtfr CPA Lobby Mcratanai. «aro. etc 3«2 1880

VICTORIA BUILDING OFFICE SUITES

BEST PROFESSIONAL OFFICES AVAILABLE *« OOWNTOWN

FARMINGTON Taao M M $340/6425 pw month

as* About a

No pats LaeM reouired EHO

THE BENOCKE GROUP

6 4 2 - 8 6 8 6 Sat 280-0666

Uvon ia Buck ingham Of f ice Pa r *

t .20b to 2 * 000 aa ft

A*t Condtoarang Impto M • Pert . lo CM CM *. Oa«a Garden

You Muat See Thta One1

331 TO Grand Rhar Aaanua »1 $1441-2400

OMuxe 2 bedroom centra ar p*t«o notiga room cerpon $80C $840 844-254:

BIRMINGHAM TMaERLANE APAHTMC*CS

I bi heen of 10am • Attractive L>»t* verttca Sknoa • OanwMrat Microaav* • DapoaM vC- A»

1 B e d r o o m - $620

C a l i o o w 268-77M

307 S u t . - P r o t . B W g s

Sa»a /Lease

Birmingham Sub aaaa Huntw. Sq loamfaouM unt* Jan 1 2 tad room*. I M l J t M bam*, <860.

848-6200

1 MMIto 8 M M k TM budding M Baac t 5m>, 4 R on i-M .jaRHMi Schootcra f l & Midd leOen

421-O770 SchooKraft Formerly t $<800 pw ma

BIRMINGHAM SOUTH ADAMS 60UARC

$ H aq ft heel 6 M ooAM-

260 10 3400m ft m d m m i o m Rent m Ma m <8/M ft Broears

CM OOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH anooewa mad taceRon 738 Sq Ft up to 1 060 Sq Fi Cm CMborM tor

DOWNTOWN ROCHESTER

335-1043 181- 12M

477-0167

TONED C- l 8 - MSM

a u a * *

or 67*-2322

FREE A P A R T M E N T

L O C A T O R

1 - 8 0 0 - 7 7 7 - 5 6 1 6

Sam Taa 4 Uo-R Open 7 Deya

Al AreM 4 Prtaa*

000 CROIOM

600-9090 TROY 3728 Rociaaiw Rd S O U T H F l E L O 354 8040

* " - — C A N T O N 'ae » MOaMN 1 *2711 Ford Rd

• B ^ o b A I N O V I Aotom bom 12 Oak* mm

6 bad j C L I N T O N TWP 791-8444

981-7200

348-0540

A P A R T M I N T 8 U N L I M I T E D

TM I WW To Ftnc * GREAT PLACE"

Thuradey . September 5. 1991 OAE * 3 E

400 Apta. For Ront

A U B U R N HILLS Btoomf le id Orcha rd A p t t .

gpwaoua 1 badroom apertmenu bom <44040-, mctodM Mel. «M 4 MMim. Mnrtq, rskitotl Pact tJmm. dry McMM* 4 more Sjtort lenr

Open 7dey*

332-1848

•w 4 carport 662sT$70c" •tor 8PM. 647-4234

1\* MM

doM to Han $780 SlRkilNQHAM. 2467 E Map** 1 badroom. carpoBng. Bands, oentra ar carport loom Mo pet* <600

643-442$

C A N T O N

B e d f o r d S q u a r e A p t s . NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR

Specaou* 16 2 Bedroom Apt* SmM. Quiet. Sato Compaa> Ford Rd neer 1-275

S T A R T I N G A T $ 4 7 5

9 8 1 - 1 2 1 7

400 Apts. For Ront

in Bammonem . ft i BUCKMOHAMI

BUCKINGHAM MANOR

I * You DESERVE

400 Apt*. For Rant CANTON-

BROOKVIEW V I L L A G E A P A R T M E N T S

houOM CarWN M. cwtitoE, Ml m-

C A L L OFFICE H O U R S rSem-6pm Mon -Fn ONLY)

729 -0900

Oaua 3 be»oom apt* - Six. MM a ngM. *u doaaa

L o f t s T e e a m a d ce i l ings? AMBER APARTMENTS

2 8 0 - 1 7 0 0

ONLY <300 Mourtty <topo*ft

CALL NOW'

649-6909

Full S p e c t r u m Se lec t ion at A m b e r A p a r t m e n t s

280-1700

400 Apts. For Ront

moludM MM 8 M M outh 1 bedi oom CM

Mo Paym-464-0381

CLAWBON/TROY Htm V MttPgm. CaHfeiwri. My nan MMM. Mr. RMiaara ineck 0m muM Mb <4B6/mo i 19 M l 8

DEARBORN HEIGHTS-Wan Born/ a 1 badroom. IM 8oor

E f 5 U " uaa sorry

400 Apts. For Rant 400 Apts. For Ront CANTON

CARRIAGE COVE LUXURY APTS.

(ulley 6 warren) W e take p r i de in o f fer ing I the fo l lowing services to I our tenants

WEST l a w MM Rd 1 badroom •partmam Fiom 6386/mo IndudM

buOMng Open WeMenM 536-8230

OETROfT-7 badroom apt

Mdo/LaMw Nice i

BLOOMFIELD HILL6-2 bedroom. 2 Belh. no peU. Moraga carport, pool, tiiacli. ucpw unit <886 month or $41 900 CM ' 648-6234

Canton

FAIRWAY CLUB Gol fs ide Apts . 1 & 2 B e d r o o m

Free Gol f Heat & Hot Water Free

Carpo r t inc luded 728-1105

C*nton LOW SECURITY -

Canton WINDSOR

W O O D S LUXURY A P A R T M E N T S

1 4 2 Bedroom Apartment* F rom $475 w i th ca rpor t

Vertical Band* Throughout C over ad parking

Omar Soundproof Conelmction WeR io Shopping

Swlmmang pool 4 cabana

Oil Warren between SMfdon/LRoj Mon-Fri 8-Spm. Sat 4 Sun l-5pm

Evening pomtmentt r 'Mat*

459-1310

DEARBORN H E I G H T S Ford Rd & Everg reen

1 & 2 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n t s F r o m $525

RIVER OAKS APARTMENTS

271-4649 M o n -Fr l . 9 - 5 S a t 9 :30-2 :30

C LARKS TON

GREENS LAKE 1 *nd 2 bedroom apartment* on o*w 1000 ft o4 frontage on Green* Lake ana T»a Clinton Rf»w En|oy

C A M B R I D G E

A P T S . Wfthan aeiung dMiance to *nop-pang. cnuroh. restaurant*, apacou* 1 4 2 Bedroom defuse apt* Nanfy

modwntied

274-4765 Office Hr* 8-6 Mon thru Frt

Set »0-4 York Propertto*, Inc

BEST APARTMENT VALUE

FARMINGTON HILLS

TIMBERIDGE

DELUXE 2 BEDROOM UNITS

$565

• Dry ctoenmg. esecutlve *wri 6 Mundry Mrvica F«m pek-up 4

. 24 hr • Beeutdi* grouno* «nh pool 4

ptcnac m a wtth BBO * • Special hendiceppM i**t* • Many mora amenRMa

NO OTHER FEES Private EntrancM

One Bedroom $508 900 *q fl Two Bedroom $480, 1100 ay ft

Vertica band* 4 carport included

Neer X-aay*. *hopp.ng, arpor-. , property rapnagar

CEDARIDGE Oaua 1 4 2 bedroom urat*

FROM $510 immediate Occupancy

< INCLUOES I vertica band* carpebng. pabo* or i oalconaa aKh dooraaM Hotpomt

400 Apts. For Rent FAR9MNOTON HBJ4

2.000 BO FT OF PURE LUXURY ruganlti aaaignan 2 or 3 I rsKR. or 3 baM oom

$1800 C O V I N G T O N C L U B

861-2730 i i w ugad by KaHan EiitoipiiaM mc

FARMMGTON HtLLB Larg* i b

•ma aotor 471-4

TV

' °Thf

i. *i tata ly pool, caoea m Fsrmangton

Entw East o*t Orctarfl Lake Rd on FoMum S of Grand Rivet

ModM open OeRr »-5 Except Wedneedey

478-1487 775-8206

FARMINGTON Fsrmmglon Manor Noa newly Mcor*tod studio* Irom <420 and 1 bedroom <450-6470 IndudM

'water, sppkance* »erticw bands 1 csntra sar carpeting No pet* . i Can 4 74-2462

FARMINGTON HILLS • Tmy~< 13 • 21) emcancy $285 pka jUbta* Carpal. appeencM.. prfvele arooded •erung Cat OK 533=0344

Enter o n Tuaene I bloc* W of M*ddaacan o n t h e S M a ol Grand

N a Bolsfo'd HpepftaL LM*a Mai h dOwrrtowr Fammglon

471-5020 Mooa open da»»"ft-S

OFFICE 775-8206

FARMMGTON HILLS 1 bedroom cwpetod. M 4 uManca* «tod-*d Nc pet* $380 montfky pka <505

I -313-876-8815

400 Apta. For Rent FARMINGTON HCL»

$899 Moves You In (ON S E L E C T E D UNITS)

Nea 1800 M - " 2 4 1 bedroom •uee*. r * ' bodr

*V87.1

Foxpointe Townhouses

4 7 3 - 1 1 2 7 k*enagM by KMIan EmwpraM

400 Apts. For Ront

THE HOUSE OF BOTSEQRO-1 & 2 B E D R O O M S

f \ 1 IS TOWMHOUSgS FROM $495 FREE HEAT "

1TON $499 Moves You In (ON SELECTED UNITS)

L w g * i 6 2 bed room* Clear . «L*ei " F r o m

208 *> 8OTSFOO O fVfc Grand IMar

Oracby oenmd BotMord nr

FARMINGTON. One Bedroom, p bng ar. aaana

to dowotowr rltn raaAne am-m una <470.

Oreftwd Lafc* Rd to M $ M. VILLAGE OAKS APARTMENTS

474-1306 Managed by Kartar ErtwrpraM mc

4 7 7 - 4 7 9 7

Rant noa 10 *av* $6$ on move m i Swimming coal Featuring. •SmgMNory - PrtveMI •PMraMI . UMty room* tor waarar 4 dryw • Attica tar storsgs

• Kt-mejor Ireewsy* Cal or ran

i Apt* , locaieo or Hao-

From $ 4 1 5 / m o

M A N O R r r i - ! * t i » r i ou i»

N o r t h * i l l *

1-2 BEDROOM from s 5 8 0

Verticals* Eat-in Kitchen Walk-in Closets - Carport Washer'Dryer Available

Handicapped units available

Open Daily 9-5 Saturdays 10-4

One Mi le W. ot I -275 off 7 Mite, Northvi l le

3 4 8 - 9 6 1 6

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

APARTMENTS BY CONSOLIDATED

I N V E S T M E N T S

2 hxations to sen-e you

GARDEN CITY & PLYMOUTH ^ S t o r t i n g a t $ 3 9 0

I u x i i r v I i v i n g

F A R M I N G T O N N O V I

C h a t h a m H i l l s • Att^c hed C^agt -s • I mra l a fR f Apartmenl-. • M u r o v i d w * . I)t>hvidshef> * Indoor Pi*>l

S t e r l i n g a? $ 5 2 0

4 7 6 - 8 0 8 0 < ) ld Cjrand R>v«-r tx ' lwet-r i D r a k f A H a M f a d M i m Fn 9 " sal 11 -S ^ o n 11-4-

*s250 MOVES YOU IN Si U-t l t d I n i t s < ) n l \

P a v i l i o n C o u r t Equippt'd Heal th Club

• Si 'paral f Entraint*»i • 2 Full Baths - VVashfT a. D r v t t in ea< h Uni t • Carpor 's

Starting j! $ 6 9 5 -

3 4 8 - 1 1 2 0 'avi l ion 1> ot i H a ^ - r l v be tween M & 10 Mi le

Mori I ri. 9 -7 Sat -Sun. 11-5

M O V E I N S P E C I A L S p a c i o u s I & 2 b e d r o o m s * 24 H o u r

M a i n t e n a n c e • C a r p e t i n g - A p p l i a n c e s L a u n d r y & S t o r a g e Fac i l i t ies • C a b l e T V

OFFICE AND MODEL HOURS M o n - F r l 9 -6 Sat 10-6 Sun 12 N o o r - 6 pm

4 2 5 - 0 9 3 0

N O V I / L A K E S A R E A

* W a t e r v i e w F a r m s * '. Minutes from 1-96.12 Oaks • Pool & Tennis • All Electnc K/tchen • Dishwashers

F r o m $ 4 1 0 Pontiac Trail between West & Beck Roads

Daily 624-0004 Sat Sun Call For Special 9-7 12-4

* Westga te IV * • Minutes from 1-275 • Spacious Suites • Carports - Walk-In Closels • Patios & Balconies

F r o m $ 4 7 5 Off Pontiac Trail between Beck and West Rds

Daily Sat.-Sun. 97

y 624-8555 ^

MOVE IN SPECIALS

C \ p \ a i vi r n i > )

1991 Special ( L i m i t e d T i m e )

$ 1 0 0 O F F 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments

sS$ NOW

:s J370 & s445* Bright, Airy, Extra-large Rooms Heat 4 Vertical Blinds Included

Ceiling Fan Bedroom or Dining Area

8737 K. WAYNE RD. WESTLANO S o u t h of W e s t l a n d M a l l

MOOEL ON DISPLAT

MOM-BAT

3 2 6 - 8 2 7 0 &

•»10# o" <or I al • -"ootrva o« 1 imm «x i

c :

I* k A t t r a c t i v e 1 A 2 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n t s

& 2 B e d r o o m T o w n h o u s e s A v a i l a b l e

f r o m 1 a J

Security Deposit s 200 on selected

units only H E A T I N C L U D E D • V E R T I C A L B L I N D S

FEATURING

• Clubhousr

• Sauna

• Air Condi t ioninj j

• 2 Swimminj j Pool*

2.'WOO UmpH|ht*T La»* em Prtrvmroce Drtrr ;u*i lonh of-W "tin* NiV Rd m SouihlWld

|otM block Wr*t of C.rrmlVM Rd 1

Op«n Dally

1ST 5 5 7 - 0 8 1 0

•on ae lee ted unit* only

B E S T A P A R T M E N T VALUE IN F A R M I N G T O N HILLS

Charming 1 & 2 Bedroom

A p a r t m e n t s f r o m J 4 7 5 Featuring • 6 mo & 1 yr leases available

» Convenient to freewayi. shopping and

-J juwnew districts « Central Air Conditioning • Private Ba'cony/pano • Swtmrmng Poo' • Carports Available • Beautiful Landscaping

C r o s s i n g s AT CANTON

OL V M HEATED IKH FITNESS CF -

SAUNAS LOCKER ROv BASKE "BALI VOl.- F i BA. . CLUB ROOM

' .DOOR

Spacious 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments 2 i a.nd 4 Bedroom Townhouses Start ing at ' 4 4 5 .

• FREE GAS HEAT u-.-s • 10 FLOOR PUVNS • DE».S • FIREPLACES • CATHEDRAL COUNCS • SPIRAL STAIRCASE - C AR FORTS • SMALL PETS WELCOMED

A cha r r t : ng :er.!u com-nunitv |ust 2' do*k'ntoi*n Detroi t .et corn for i a bis a\»ay 1' A r b o r Rd wt".; Haaat-rt-. Rd _J;'How mj ' "Tossing-

M»n««ra r>»

Located on 12 Mile Road between Middletoeft & Orchard Lake Roads

Open Mon. -Fr i . 1-6. Sat. & Sun. 12-5

Eau* Hojb.^ Cmeortuniiy 476-1240

(The

p r m q s JtfARTWEVrs^J

W h e r e W e H a v e S o m e t h i n g For E v e r y o n e !

You choose the amenities you want. * h e a t i n c l u d e d

• 12 u n i q u e * w a s h e r & d r y e r

i n a p a r t m e n t

New 1 & 2 Bedroom Lakefront

Apartments

from

>415

f l o o r p l a n s

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l D C - v u d in n o v i o n P o n t i a c Tr mi 1 MUf E-\ST o f BFCK ROAO

O p t s D A I L Y 9-fe • S O N D A Y 12 S

6 6 9 - 5 5 6 6 -rfi

'tone •gid9e

0*c t/te KJatei

375 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments from

77 beautiful acres of par* and recreational paths - Four

rtvwith c o m t o n a b t e l i v ing in a spec ia l n e i g h b o r h o o d a t m o s p h e r e «n Farming ton Hi l ls Excel lent ly serv iced a n d ma in ta ined 1 and 2 b e d r o o m apar tments a r d l o w n h o u s e s Easy and quick access to 1-96 and 1-2.75 - d i rect rou les l o the airport , d o w n t o w n Detrort a n d B i r m i n g h a m Southf ie ld areas 9 Mile Road 1 ' 1 mi les west of Fa rming ton Roaa A U Z M S DEVELOPMENT

4 5 5 - 2 - 4 2 4

i n - * , M o n - F n S a t u r d a v S u n d a y

CAJ-L TODAY 478^4664- 1

FREE HEAT MICROWAVE

1 Bedroom "Ranch House

'440 2 Bedroom "Townhouse

s520 3 Bedroom "Townhouse

s595

D i s c o v e r The Old World C h a r m of Northv i l l e . . .

w e w e l c o m e y o u to c o m e and v i s i t o u r n e w l y m a n a g e d a p a r t m e n t s .

Carports Tennis Courts

Resident Controlled Entrances Private Patio or Balcony

Vertical Blinds Loca ted on 7 Mile Road, one mile wes t of 1-275

in Nor thvi l le T o w n s h i p M a n a g e d by Thr -FOU RMIDABLE Group

Call (313)344-9770

Pool • Spacious Rooms • C lubhouse Air Condit ioning • i 1 ? Baths

IVEST Of p£fl«> At" »«. "OA. Vf A« *- -*5 ADJACCH' TO AUBlMH HILLS

373-0100 Mon -Frl ft-5

Sat 9-5; Sun 12-5

Qrotiixiille T O W N H O U S E S

IF WATER o O N T H E WATER O N THE W A T E R <> ON THE W A T E R o

Mr APAFfTMEN

Less than

5 minutes

from Novi A

Farmington

Hills

< C o n v e n i e n t t o Tvnelve O a k s Ma l l > C a b l e TV A v a i l a b l e

> D i s h w a s h e r

• P o o ' • P r i v a t e B a l c o n y Pat io » Var ie ty of F l o o r

P l a n s A v a i l a b l e

» A i r C o n d i t i o n i n g

Open Monday Friday '0

624-9445 8 weekends i t

age ITS C j

L I V I N G Y O U C A N

1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS FROM

S O £ A H E A T O O U INCLUDED

Beautilul Setting in a Great Location'

K i i l S a l S L--IEWJ M A v n a _

l i i i l s f l E t v t a Models Open • Mon Sat 9-6 • Sun 1'

OT FUN IN THE

SUMMER-TIME

DIVE RIGHT IN AT NORTHVIL LE'S COOLEST LAKEFRONT APARTMENTS!

l< you re k jok tnq k)« fK»' fun &>»s w w

there s only one place you ll l i nd it - Part

Place of No Thy'-lie Situates on 'he shores

o» Laxe Success mese 1 A 2 beOroom

luxury contemporary apartments-of te

great views great access anc great t o r " "

Make your move to this summer 's ^ot

spot Park P'ace o< Horthvif ie

O ^00! at " . * ~ar*pn

O Wia & O 'enn>5 coutk O vo«eytMli O Wiy*>/ -oor O Wsw-ng-nm O V-cOK ciasses

O 'e'-ocvo-arts O CameO* ce O lurp «yy catune'v O "MJtwiua' *a"v» i r * * O V'lonwBv* O i" J-" Miyipt O Pn»a* covered a»nic

Starting at $610

- t _ j V

iiXWf er t y r I M m 'me MM* Mtasi ali-?75

34So360Q 9 6 * Sat 9 5 ' W

4 £ * OAE Thursday, S«pi«nb« 5. 1901

A p t a . F o r R a n t

F A R M I N G T O N / U V O N I A

A S K A B O U T S P E C I A L S

LARGE 1 & 2 BEDROOM AaTB.

H E A T I N C L U O E D

WW. Rd (Orchard Lake R d . M l b k l o l l l l k M

M E R R I M A N P A R K A P T S .

477-S755

GARDEN c n v - traaMy mcomd, t b e d r o o m laundry ream. W mo. . « M r Inrt»i6l>. keeurtty $620 tow O e o o u m Mo p a * . 126-2756

4 0 0 A p r a - F w R e n t

FAMMMQTON MILLS

From $ 8 6 5 MOO a » l t I b a d r o o m . 2

s n . • n o • 24 hour

. SUMMIT APTS. NORTHWESTERN « MOOLE8ELT

H i Q i g i l by m n « r Cnswpnees . mc.

G A R D E N CITY

From 1414 m o m * , , OAROEN CTTV TERRACE

GARDEN CITY - Frae Maal/1 M d -r a o m , 1 m o Haa r em. H a a o m * KNCMR W t f m w $3B6/$362 m o l y i w a a e i - 3 l l - e » 6 - » i 3 6

GARDEN CITY - L i t e Home large t badrocsn . deco ra t ed . Amahed rec room. 2 b a m . pr ivate e n t r a n c e U » -Oea Included $475 M V 4 B T 1

m o n t h pkja aecurlty

y r i L — i i w » r vnmedUMly •

In Sep l >400 par ». 9B2-7744

DIAMOND FOREST APARTMENTS

nd

F r o m * 6 4 0

a n d u p

Call for our Specials • Complete Kitchens, with microwave • Utility room with washer/dryer. •^Furnished Executive Rrtitads. • Private entrance?-• Nature jogging trails. • Swimming Pool with spa & tennis courts. • Handicap Units

Between Grand River & 9 Mile on Halstead

Farmington Hills 4 7 1 - 4 8 4 8 , 0 to 6 Mon-Fri, 12 to 5 Sat. & Sun.

CANTON PLYMOUTH

F r a n k l i n P a l m e r

E s t a t e s

I L i m i t e d O f f e r from

4 0 0 A p t * - F o r R e n t

B O T S F O R D PLACE Q R A N O R I V E R - a M I L E

^ SPECIAL

2 B a d r o o m f o r $ 5 8 6 « B a d r o o m f o r $ 8 8 9

P E T S P E R M I T T E D S m o M Oaaecaora I H U l f l

W e L c w a O » o r e n MEAT « WATER MCLUOEP

Qutm p n

e t rsTngws-e l e c t n a t y m-

a p a r t m e n t s Lataidry

4 7 7 - 8 4 8 4

2 7 8 8 3 I n d e p e n d e n c e

Farmington Hllla OAROEN CITY - I b a d r o o m . b r a n d

UM f tUt -MOV*. r ^ » n > i leafier. »eener 4 d ryar k» unfl

423-6249

OAROEN CITY - i b a d r o o m " p a n

t M metuOtO. $ 4 2 0 , m o + aecurlty N o p a t s 56S-3677

UVONIA DON'T WAIT?

THey'fa going f a s t Spa-ctoua I a n d 2 b a d r o o m a p a r t m a n t a . D o n ' t welt C a l now to And mora •bowl

WOODRIOGE Ct* Quae*

4 7 7 - 8 4 4 8

4 0 0 A p t a . F o r R o n t

L I V O N I A MEAT INCLUOED * RENT FROM 1465

SECURITY DEPOSIT S ISO

Specsoua 1 t 2 b e d r o o m ap t* with

cSeeningoven. tri ^IsTrwaatiai. «m( oom. ca rpor t , d u b houaa .

On J o y Rd. W. o l New b u r g h

4 5 9 - 6 6 0 0 • Q n i a l a n a i l .awtsonly

S U M M E R S P E C I A L

CONCORD T O W E R S 1 « 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS

• Slove * r e fnge r s to i • DMHaashai • Carpor t • in tercom • Newly d e c o r a t e d

• Sprtnklar ayslem • FROM 1405

1-75 and 14 MM* Nasi t o Abbey Theater

1*8-1355

MID-FIVE APTS. #» L W o M e a n l MMe-Rd.

Spec ious 2 b a d r o o m ls» b a m una •or n n a d M o c c u p a n c y

mduOee d lshwsehar g a r b a g e dis-poeal. laundry M o k - u e . pr ivate « v I ranca , cent ra l a a . c a b l e raady . *ar-ucal M n d a t ba lcony

Pieoee c a l lor a p p o i n t m e n t Caa 851-0755

NORTHVILLE GREEN Larga c o n t e m p o r a r y 1 4 2 b a d r o o m apa r tmen t s . On Rando lph al 6 MB*. H MM* W ot She ldon Rd Walk lo downtown Northvwe

RENT FROM $520 SECURITY 1200

mckudee c a r p o r t plueh c a r p e t i n g

349-7743

4 0 0 A p t * . F o r R a n t

OAROEN CITY - 1 b a d r o o m . < M * • n o w . M t O par mon th . $300 •%-curKy MOudea I M 4 « w Mr c o n i u o r w w . I C a t 42S-J667

GREAT APTS. G R E A T

L O C A T I O N S $50 Securi ty Deposi t For 1 B e d r o o m Apts.

R E N T I N C L U D E S H E A T '

CALL FOR SUPER SPECIAL

ON FIRST MONTH S RENT 6 month or 1 yaar l e s s* Wet maav-

F r e e H e a t $ 4 2 5

3 9 7 - 0 2 0 0 n n l J ul i i i i ' i , U i'sf of Lilley

H I L L C R E S T C L U B

I

S U P E R S P E C I A L

2 B e d r o o m

$ 5 1 0 I n c l u d e s H e a t i

1 2 3 5 0 R i s m a n

S of Plymouth Rd . E of Haqgcrty

4 5 3 - 7 1 4 4

M o n . F r i . 9 - 7 S a t . - R u n . 1 2 - 4

Let the warm waters of our indoor heated pool tempt you along with

these fine features: • 1 & 2 E ^ e d r o o m H i g h -

R i s e A p a r t m e n t s

W i t h E x c e p t i o n a l

B a l c o n y V i e w s

• V e r t i c a l A n d M i n t - B l i n d s

• I n d o o r H e a l e d P o o l .

i Tennis Courts •Community Room •Within Walking Distance Of Westland Mril

•Controlled Access TV And Intercom System

Models Open Daily

V WESTLAND f A ^TOWERS A P A » > V>

Located One Block Wm ol Wayne Kojd gffvwm Ford And Wanen Rcuds

7 2 1 - 2 5 0 0

TVitidemejy • 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

• Cantrai Air ConditioMng • C o n w s m a n t T o S t w p p * n « A n d E » p r a » » w » y *

• Cabta TV AvatiBM* • Prtvqte Balcony I Fatio • Kltchan W r t h Opan Oar Counter • Dana AvaHaMa • 1H Batha AvaHaMa • And Mora.. VlaM U a And S a a F o r V o u r a a t l •

On f la la ted V» Plllc nor th of Grand River la P a r t i n g t o n m i l s

F R O M $ 4 l - 7 5

OPCfl Maw Fri. 9 I Sat 10 5: Sun 12 S

4 7 1 - 3 6 2 5

- WESTLAHD -

W I L D E R N E S S

P A R K j ~

A P A R T M E N T S W a r r e n A v e V* m i l e E o f N e w O u r g h M i n u t e s f r o m W e s t l a n d Mall & o t h e r m a j o r s h o p p i n g c e n t e r s

-1 O O P s o ft - 3 t a a d r

1 or 2 Dathi. private laundry room, with 1 or 2 bath* private vertical blinds, dishwasher, baici Cats allowed

b a l c o n i e s o r p a t i o s .

A S K A B O U T O U R S P E C I A L S !

Settlor Citizen Discount Available

4 2 5 - 5 7 3 1 Mon -Sat. 1 0 - 6 ;

Sun. 1 2 - 6

P L Y M O U T H / C A N T O N

V i l l a g e S q u i r e

l r B E D R O O M S P E C I A L

Mtoua from 1-279- — M4 — 1-96

' • Spacious, newly decorated suites witjh dishwashers —

• Individually controlled heal 9t a ir S h o r t T e r m Leases Available-

J o b T r a n s f e r C l a u s e s Ava i l ab l e

F R E E H E A T

F R O M ' $ 9 $ ' 4 3 5

9 8 1 - 3 8 9 1

O n F o r d R o a d , J u s t e a s t o f 1 - 2 7 5

Daily 9-7 Saturday 11-6 Sunday 11-5

amefca daaactor*. laundry 4 ant ra a l o r a g a Sxrtmmmg poo l C a W M M M

ALSO 2 BEDROOM APTS.

L E X I N G T O N V I L L A G E

PET SECTION AVAILABLE i b a d r o o m ap ta Irom »44S

1-75 a n d 14 MM Opcoa/ t* Oakland Mat

5 8 5 - 4 0 1 0

P R E S I D E N T M A D I S O N A P T S .

t Badroom Apta 44S0 1 Block E o t John R.

J u M S ol Oakland Mall

. 5 8 5 ^ 0 5 8 0

H A R L O A P T S . '. B a d r o o m Apt 1450

Warran, Mac* Waal Mda o< Mound Rd

Juai N ol 1J MBa Oppoada OM Tach C a n l a .

9 3 9 - 2 3 4 0

4 0 0 A p t * . F o r R a n t

F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S 14 MBa 4 Orchard Laka Rd

T o w m h o u a a s A S p a d o u }

A p a r t m a n t a

2 & 3 Badroom Units From $785 '

HEAT INCLUDED H U N T E R S R I D G E

8 5 5 - 2 7 0 0 Men. -EfV B-S Sal lO-6

LIVONIA'S FINEST

LOCATION Marriman corner 7 mlla

Larga daiuxe 1 & 2 badroom unlta

• AM Appkanca* ' • Vartlcal canda

• Pool • Maarby thopprng

From $570 /mo . MERRIMAN WOODS M o d * o p a n B-5 anoap t Thursday

477-9377 Offlca: 775-8206 NORTHVILLE - Larga 1 b a d r o o m naa r doamloam. a l t h country aattang overlooking a t raam 1610 m o lm-madnata occvpancy. Alao a n d f r a p a r t m a n l a l ( 4 9 0 m o 347-eSBS

4 0 0 A p t s . F o r R a n t

N O R T H V I L L E G R E E N BEALfTWA. 1 • 2 b a d r o o m apar t mania . O h R a n d o * * « • MB* H MBa * o t BNatdon Rd * * k lo

REN n»onn vwe

IT F R O M $520

340-7743

N O R T H V I L L E

S m a * p a t s »a*:minal C o m a vlaR m a p a a c a t u . q u a * * 4 baauMM CEOAR LAKE Apar tman ta O c a lad on Sto MBa b a t a a a n Naggarr> 4

NoraaHBa R d CaB tor m i c l a l i

348-1030

Novi Maadoat i ronH 4 10 MM

T r e e T o p M e a d o w s

1 4 2

rooma, la rga bXccny or pat io tral air M u u k l tchana «H M n d s 2 b a d r o o m n a * doubta b a m BaauWut grounda. « k « o d m a n c a lo a h o p p m g 4 l*acaa ol w o r a u p

L a a a a T M O

Aak About our S p a o a l « Sar to r Ottcounl

Tr> n rf r .. .11. C C U

D v o r o o m

2 Bedroom J595 Opan OMty I M

THE BENEICKE GROUP 3 4 8 - 9 5 9 0 6 4 2 - 8 6 8 8

• W e s t l a n d • N e w b u r g h n e a r G l e n w o o d

1 & 2 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n t s

f r o m . . . ~

O N E M O N T H F R E E * (any month of your choice*)

$200 .00 Secur i ty Depos i t Vertical Blinds • Poo l - Carpor t

Monday-Fr iday 8:30-5:30

7 2 9 - 5 0 9 0

• Excapl kral montri oaaad on 13 morth occupancy

on»,

F R E E

A P A R T M E N T

L O C A T O R

1 - 8 0 0 - 7 7 7 - 5 6 1 6 S a » a Ttma 4 Monay

O p a n 7 Day* Color Vtdaoa

All Araaa 4 Prtom Tum 3 Oay« mi© 30 Mmmas

Ovar idO.OOO Cholcaa

NOVI 348-0540 Across Irom 12 O a k s Man SOUTHFIELD 354-8040 29286 N o r t r w e e t e m Nwy

CANTON 981-7200 42711 Ford Rd

TROT 880-9090 3726 RocNastar Rd CLINTON TWP 791-8444 36670 Garf ta ld

A P A R T M E N T S " ' — U N L I M I T E D

I Wa> To f

4 0 0 A p t s . F o r R o n t

UVONIA .

C L A R I T A P A R K *i •

1 n e t u d a s d l a l x a a a t a r . g a r b a g a dMpoaar. laundry hook;-up. varHca.

p h o n a r a a d y

0" > 6 4 7

Clarila Modal n o u r a Mon Sa l » 30-3 90

S T O P L O O K I N G !

y»s na«a ot ia t you 'va b a a n looking •on Spaoioua I a n d 2 b a d r o o m ap t s 4 latNAowa 2 b a d r o o m toamNomaa

4 0 0 A p t s . F o r B o o t

PLYMOUTH HOUSE __ APTS.

m SUMMER S P t O A L AWA4LAS4-E

m a s a r a n s M d t n g

1 4 2 b a d r o o m a p t s _ n m u n a y a t m o * a - r a

U l r u i a * Irom downtown Plymouth

- O r a a l locat lon-naar 96. 6B6. 4 2 7 t • Not* Scfiool Sya tam • Aaroblca In tha c tub f touM

N O V I R I D G E Qn 10 MBa l a n a n Nov< Rd 4

3 4 9 - 8 2 0 0 O P E N 7 D A Y S

0**EN MON 4 THURS TILL W M

OLD R E D f O R O - 4 lh Boor atudlo OK * 2 I C m-

>an. guiai S33-034X

PLYMOUTH-A a p a c w u a 1 b a d r o o m

dryar. naa r loam. a m B a b l a «nmadl-ataty ( 6 9 0 nS8 T«o pa*s 4 T 1 - 1 4 M

a GREAT PLACE I

N DEARBORN HTS. I Boor 2 b a d r o o m , a

Mr N o P a t s . S 4 4 S / m c n t h

-PLYMOUTH -B R O U G H A M

M A N O R

A P T S . 1 BEDROOM »A4S 2 BEDROOM 4469

1r Laaaa Haal 4 W i w Pwd

Adults No pots

455-1215

Plymouth

F R E E 1s t m o n t h ' s f e n t

LIMITED TIME"ONLY

P l y m o u t h S q u a r e

A p a r t m e n t s

1 B E D R O O M A P T $455 PLUS UTILITIES 9421 MARGUERITE ,

( O f t A m Artmr R d , 1 block Wsal 01 Shaldon)

MON. THRU FRI. 9-5 455-8570

4 5 3 - 6 0 5 0 A York p r o p a r t w s Community

P L Y M O U T H . LIVE ON THE PARK 4 Badroom ..$445

Haal 4 a a i a r mcludad Baraor Discount Cant ra i a a . p o d . aacxrlty

' 4 0 3 J S Plymouth Rd A£X TOT

455-3082

P L Y M O U T H M A N O R

A P T S

SUMMER S P E O A L AVAILABLE

Quiat OKtmction

C o m l o n a b l a IMng i p a c m u s 1 4 2 b a d r o o m a p t s A eommunay kkltlng m m u t a s from dowtown Plymouth haal mciudad Full appkancaa

4 5 5 - 3 8 8 0 A Tock propar tkas Community

PLYMOUTH. 4750 month Oaky room a a m c a 24 hour maaaaga aarvlca Color TV No l a a s a s I m m a d i a l a o c c u p a n c y Craon or Maria 463-1620

S P E C I A L

PLYMOUTH - n a i l lo cantrai txk*-naas m a a * m a m t a m a d compMu 2 b e d r o o m jrnt . 1,200 aq It., l amay kitchen, lerga IMng room, ulW> room e p p k a i c a a 4»' s a w 4 quwt $650 * securi ty 4 uimties p lus 2 b e d r o o m d u p l e i 453-1007

Plymouth

P l y m o u t h Hills

H month aacurt ly depos i t FREE month rant , hea t incfcxJaO

425 dtecounl p a r m o n t h lor 12 mon ths . II ad a p r a a a n t a d et l ima ol appkcat lonl l

th Harlti North T.

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R e d u c e d S e c u r i t y D e p o s i t !

Attractive 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments

H E A T A N D

V E R T I C A L B L I N D S I N C L U D E D

Microwave Oven Air Conditioning

Pool & Tennis 1 & 2 Bedroom

Apartments Pit tUowd ««fh pefrmastor

Walton Corner at Perry Adjacent to Auburn Hills

Mon.-Fri. 8-5 Weekends 12-5

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4 7 7 - 5 7 5 5

Luxury Apartments • Retail Shops Professional Space

( 3 1 3 ) 3 4 7 - 6 8 1 1 A p a r t m e n t M o d e l s O p e n D a i l y 1 ' . a m - 5 p m

Comer of Main 8 Center Streets

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1 B E D R O O M . . ^ $ 4 9 9

2 B E D R O O M . . ^ $ 5 8 5

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$ 4 3 5

1 Month Free 12 -6PM

455-4721 278-8318 PLYMOUTH, s p a o o u a 1 - b e d r o o m , a p p k a n c e a pr ivate en t r ance , n o pe t* A»eWeMe immediately 1 3 9 5 n a a t & w a t e r m d a d e C . 1 5 * *Q -

PLYMOUTH Attractive 1 B e d r o o m Ajr new ca rpe l , cable laundry Neer >-275 Mo pe t* H 3 5 wm\ h e e !

456-5746 or Ann Artx* 9«5-»«2«

PLYMOUTH O m i M 1 b e d r o o m C a r p e t e d , a p p k a n c a e . u tamea $ 4 2 5 per montti p lus deooan Avaaeb le Immediately 4 S S - 1 B t 6

PLYMOUTH - ! b e d r o o m a p a r t m e m lor rent. S500 per month. AJ kyt«1ie« inducted Available S e p t '

4ss-3oes PLYMOUTH - 1 b e d r o o m d u p l e * s t o v e , r e f r i ge r a to r , c a r p e t a n d bknda S 4 0 0 / m o n t n Alao C a n t o n 1 b e d r o o m 4 5 5 - 0 3 9 1

PLYMOUTH - 1 b e d r o o m immedi -a te o c c u p e n c y S 3 9 0 ' m o - utlfc-tiea. I '« m o s aacurity. a m o e laaaa P e t s OK Caa 274-BIBO

PLYMOUTH, 1 b e d r o o m , newty a e c -o ra i ed . »ary rmcm a p e r t m e n l P r i m e locat ion 1425 per month, m e m o e s nee t Can 45B-5205

PLYMOUTH • 2 b e d r o o m S p a c i o u s c a r p e t e d r>eai mcauded » 5 5 0 / m o Aleo a p a o o u s 1 Bedroom, S 4 7 5

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Dearborn HalgntSJ'Livonia Area Datu*e 1 & 2 b e d r o o m a p a r t m e n t Small t>u«l compte* E icaBem s i o r a g e a n d c a d e TV

937-1880 559-7220

Located adjacent to natura&y wooded Hliia Part ec«otnlcal. 1 aid 2 bedroom apartmtntJ and toenbewses Comlortable living with aix conditioning, private balconies huge closets heat included Alao Cable TV. 2 swtmimng pools and aerobics fitness center SMART stop at the front entrance

30500 West Warren between MiddJebelt and Mernman Roads

R E D F O « 0 TWP AflEA COUNTRY HOUSE

• 1 4 2 b e d r o o m a p a r t m e n t s • Meat • C a r p e l • Verticals - Kitchen Appl iances • P o o l • Cable ready

FROM $420 1ST MONTHS RENT'S OfF

533-1121 Hour* Mon -Fn

REDFORD TWP Lovely 1 Badroom apar tmen t AJ ameni t i es

Under $500/MO Immedia te occupancy P l e a s e caa

255-0932

ROCHESTER t a 2 b e d r o o m ape r tmen l* & l o w nousea s tar t ing el $435 Heat a » •er included Q a r b a g e d n p o e a l . re-•ngera tor . r a n g e 4 carpe l Laundry laciktiee and s to rage room tor a p a r t m e n t Laundry Piook-i« in lownnouaea . — , # 6 1 - 9 7 5 1

1 1 ROCHESTER City ol 2 b e d r o o m ep t s—ev car pet mg etc. t b e d r o o m Irom $450 2 b e d r o o m Irom $550 5S«-4a9« 2S4-«592

ROCHESTER CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN

Quart p e r k - a a e e t r r o w d m g a 1 4 2 b e d r o o m i « t a rent m e m o e s hea t water apokancea laundry 4 s t o r a g e l e cames Perfect lor re t i ree Rem from $440

VILLAGE APARTMENTS OF ROCHESTER

•5i 305' or eas-aru ROCHESTER Large 1 b e d r o o m M i s ™ ">eei water 4 g a s mcSud e d laundry laciktM lance to downtown

ROCHESTER LUOtOW A P T S 1 4 2 bedrt>s«. «parrme<"S even atMe Start ing at $445 $ 100 Securntv Depoen Soeciai 451-727&

ROCHESTER PARK APTS Eiceaan t locat ion « a * lo town $515 per m o includes } s p a r t o u s b e d r o o m e heel water betcony or pat io 1 year iree ceMe r v a n d KXa

1 o f e . f r s s Caa OS4H»5#7 or«as-a744 Romulus

OAKBROOK VILLA 2 and 1 b e d r o o m lownnouee*

Ranging k w l $399 to $500

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Open Mon Wed »n r u e a 4 Thurs Sat 11am I p m

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Beaufirni 1 BaOroom A» condition mg $500 inciudee heet Caa M r a n g a 7«a I V

R O Y A L O A K AMBASSADOR EAST

b * South 3< 1J I toed l a v a * , 1 4 2

FREE 1ST MONTH 288-6115 559-7220

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» manv Amber Apts 1 4 2 b e o roome 4 w w S o e Areener h o o a - M C s ' R e t s ' A a k i 790 • *tx

ROYAL OAK'CLAWiOst Doggy Doggy wners wfll yeu

At Amber Apar tmen t s P a r n a a i a n mm, gr>w JSO • 700

Thursday Septeqrtjer 5. 1W1 OAE

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ROCHESTER R O C H E S T E R

S Q U A R E F R O M $ 4 5 5

$200 Sacurtty Deposit AIR-CONDITIONED

FREE HEAT MINI BLINDS

DISHWASHERS LAUNORY FACILITIES

CABLE AVAILABLE PICNIC AREA

4 0 0 A p t s . F o r M a n !

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S. Lyon

P O N T R A I L A P A R T M E N T S

$100 Move-in Spec! T Montn FREE & FREE HEAT

1 Badroom $390 2 Bedroom $465 On Pont iac TraB In S Ljran

M a n t o 4 11 M b a R d a

4 3 7 - 3 3 0 3

4 0 0 A p t a . F o r R o n t

wear BLOOMFieLO 1 4 2 Bedroom Apartments

From $455 Excmng Fitnees Canter

4 0 0 A p t ® . F o r I R * n t

Short Term Available

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«7#M 652-0543 C>oaad S u n d a y

SOUTMTBStO Fwear apamtmcmts

THE MT. VERNON TOWNES

2 4 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES

FROM $716 HEAT INCLUOED Lumrtoua 140S 1TS1 aq I t . lomtv

4 leetunna Central aar oondl-M y egu^pad U t c t w i wtth « and eating araa. meets bed-

room suMe -tth eaeur doeei 2'A Oaths much morel

On Ml Vamon BNd M a e R d )

Juaiw oi SoutnnaM 569-3522

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C « 9 a ? - 2 » S 0 OPEN DAILY 4 WfEKfcNUh

WESTLANO - CAPRI APAflTl 1 4 2 b e d r o o m a t a r m Heat 4 water mctudad style c a m e d r a l oaMng. beacony Ita-ly c a r p e t e d ^ r S c a i a S p a u e i $200 aaourlty d a p o a n « S i - 6 4 t 0

ROCHESTER-Vary M i l M 1 bedroom In lol Ro. luiiaal Mslone homes . 1 Mock t r a m l o w Furtaahlnga 4 g a r a o a m * -ttjtm $645 m c 3 7 6 - 1 » 4 «

ROYAL OAK/NORTH AWJNQT0M

Witaoa 2 - » B a d r o o m T o a n h o u a e a and 1 - 2 Badroom A p a r t m e n t s Ra-

Mai 4 air mdMdual baaem aril On 13 MBa Rd al Craoka HEWTPR04* $446/mo

Mon thru Fn 9 - S JOpm Sat 10

2 8 8 - 3 7 1 0

SOUTHFIELD NORTHAMPTON APARTMENTS

Laheer Road -neer One- Center Drive Das»s 2 bedroom

559-7220 358-1538

ROYAL OAK - 2 badioom. ground toor naa bathroom Ma. kArttan carpaOno agm txlurea " IMS/MO

SEVEJ4 MVLE-TtLEOaAP^ SEP* SPECIAL - 1 badroom only from $425 With halt aecwffy dapoelt f bedroom $475 mduOes heal 4 — — 534-B340

S O U T H F I E L D 11 Mke between

Lafteer 4 Evergreen

LOW MOVE-IN COSTS Spacious 1 & 2 Bedroom

A p a r t m e n t s

FROM $615 HEAT INCLUDED

K n o b I n T h e W o o d s

A p a r t m e n t s

353-0586 Mon -Sal 9-5 Sun 12-1

TROY SUNNYMEDE APTS.

GREAT LOCATION 1-75 AT BIG BEAVER

F R E E

R E N T

Oracaoue LMng a T o w s Al

VENOY PINES APTS. SUMMER SPECIAL AVAILABLE

• 1 4 2 bedrooma (aome/«rep»aceei • Swtmmtng P o d • Tenms Co ix l • Ciubnouee

TWO BEDROOM SPECIAL SAVE $25 PER MONTH

1Mr baths - from $480 ' 2 baths - from $505

mnasea nmeo«ar wwfc thta an

$200 Daposit aji Apta.

Westland Pa»-k Apts. Across from City Park

(CttarryHBll I between MKKBeOeM 4 Merriman)

Oean. spectoue 1 4 2 Bedroom

4&H Houaa* For R u t BiHkiwaBHAM - b rooma natwtsnoB

eaa' Oarage •assmaml m y»d 1800 mo Aak tor

BiRfcNNOHAia coermsng

Square 2 bedroom, sd nan kBdltan. naw caramsc beth. oak tow. Daae-ment. 2 car. no pets $aB5 64a-BB62

Sept IS, 6 4 6 4 1 6 .

$1350/mo No pass

1V» k-m closatt BtRMiNOHAM - N o I Beverly 3 bedroom Orlca ranch. 1'4 baths.

Jierrwaafter - w n c a BUrvJs. centra j

ways, cabta hook-up laundry each tachad. centra Mr » i450 /mo Ouadmg smlmmtng pool. ani.aBBrii

• Baauimay landacapao

CENTRALLY LOCATED IN WESTLANO

261-7394 A York Propertlee Community

SOUTHF1ELDS C A R L Y L E

T O W E R E x c e l l e n t c a n t r a i l o c a t i o n

SPECIAL OFFER FREE 35mm CAMERA

10 the Ural 10 appacantt on 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath Apartments •3 Bedroom, 2 Baih Apartment

A s k a b o u t o u r S e n i o r

C i t i z e n D i s c o u n t !

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SAVE UP TO $1117 50

RENT FROM $ 5 7 5 SECURITY DEPOSJT $150

Lusury 1 4 2 bedroom apis wtth pA<ar< carpet, .ernca! uanda, gour met—*«icnen salt cleaning oven, Iroel Has rafngarator. Olehwaaner mtarcom system, l o u ot i. Ill sa i l 4 carport. commutvty oantar. exeroae room, seims 4 heeled pool 3uerd-ed entrance, mtrualon alarm system

356-0400

1 BEDROOM From $499

2 BEDROOM From $585

WINTER HEAT SPECIAL LARGE DELUXE APTS.

• t ' s Baths In 2 Bed 1>at • FREE H B.O • TREE CARPORT • New v enseal Banos - Waeher-dryar/some units

•Greal Storage spece • Large waSi-ai c leasts • PrNaae DMOBriiss • Deiuia Canaatmg • mdMdual Cantrai Air .'Heat • Oetoxe 'ppBar raa including

ckahm aaltar 4 dlapoaai

HAMPTON COURT APARTMENTS

1 & 2 BEDROOM APTS

Starting at $395 (1 Badroom SKIS 7B0-940 aq 1 2 Badroom apta ovar 1000 aq 1 plus larga walk-In storage room(

Balcomes - Carports

No leee

1 bedroom from $445 Monthly or Lease

Opan7 days

729-6636 WESTLANO

2 BEDROOM APTS ASK ABOUT

OUR SPECIALS 2 Badroom. ' Bath wtth pfcieh car-peting. naat-m master ctoeet 4 stor-age BMnde. ckanwaaner eecunty ha* doors wttfi mtarcom, batcony or patio pool 4 M y araaa By WeeOand B * ca t t aaownd

WOODLAND VILLA 422-5411

O 4 H PROPERTIES

BJOUINOHAM- BcMmaa/Troy. Corv •empdrary 3 badroom 1'» bath V» isned taaemeni deck appaancaa $B00 monthly or leeae 277-0233

BIRMINGHAM Spacsoua Cape Cod. lotaPy renovasad consempoi ftav hugamaaaar suite ypetanrs wtth -ww beth 2 bedrooma down wtth oalh AJ fcacfian atnaanraa. newer carpeting, separata <*ang. large tasemen; V car garaga No P*aT '524 Cot*. t M C ' m o 6 7 > - S e »

4 0 4 H o u o o s F o r R o n t 4 0 4 H O M O M F o r R o o t

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CAMION WaararVCanlOn Can te r * n b r t t a colonial. T * bea t* . torn. Rrapteca. OhMng r » a m . air . 2 car a a a M d Plym-

o u a v O e n i a n acnoota 11300- rwo 0 4 H P S t O P E B T f t S 737-4002

F AR44DNGTON HR -L* - Sma*. Oear

room screened pored, carpal cur tame aHova relr igerelor yard, p a w d street No p a u $650 mo |S60'dapoaA O ' l

aa «7»4 •»

DCAMBORIN HEIGHTS 3 b e d r o o m ranch t a n c a d yard* Mawte M o p a t a B S r V m c

2 car g a r a wWh wet bar 4 aauna S i .2b0 mo CM P e r r , Swopes or Gary Jones

4 5 a - 8 2 2 i

404 Houoos For Ront NOV; - to badroom 'ancfi 2 roam, kraptace. M air 2 car deck Sepi JOB-< c> School lr. sue $ i20(Wmo 0 4 H P R 0 P E W T I E 8 7 3 7 -

OAK PARK. Art ractxa 2 Badtooai rancn garaga iBRy rooas i ^ a o n lo buy s . s l s M I pancy $490

OEARSORN HOTS P a e w m M o d

ORCHARD LAKE FRONT Ranch kx leaee 3 b a d r u o m e 2'-Bam» tarvng room aorary 2 car ai lacheC g a r e g e Cn» Marier. Beer el

IM? PRUOEHTUU GREA! LAKES REALt>

646-6000 641-aaai sett ing Seraor dMcourrt 4 Sec t ion * OK $426 * aacurtly 3B7-S!

FtvE MILETELEGRAPH AREA rooms, s t i e c n e d g e r a g a n e a t tor siiVale or young coupte $ 4 T 5 / m o

«S3 1020

D E T « * T , beautrtuay r e d e c o r a t e d . 2 F ionas a ia«al iu now 3 b e d r o o m Baa em ant s n d fenced yard. $460 2 b e d i o o m a n d ga raoa . S3TC !»• month , security a n d r e l e r e n c * 32S-0717 a - s e M i ^ 4 2 l S

3 bedroom home, tyteig room wRh Vacoece porch enacNed p a r a g e

200 651-4724

W E S T L A N D

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BIRMINGHAM neer Pierce i m m e d i ^ a y month Ffcre

BIRMINGHAM - 1 bee on ' l a rge kx. llncakenl

2 b e d r o o m ranch

9S« Swath $595 per 645-1119

AS* ABOUT OUR PET PLAN

S U N N Y M E D E

A P T S .

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be tween Uvamoi s 4 C r o o k * !

362-0290

• Famay Atmoaphe re . Swimmmg P o d • Tennis Cour ts • Convenience S to re -Beeuty Salon - f R E f Heart 4 Water • Securay /Ooorman

• Underground Parking Ave*

• C e n t r a Aa C o n d r t o n m g a n d Morel

SEEING IS BELIEVING* Monday-Friday 9 0 0 am 10 6 00 pm Saturday 10OO am l o 5 0 0 p m

> - 2 1 1 1 i Drive. S u i t e a 101

SoutnneM. Ml 43075

(313) 559-23300 Provlbence Onve

S0UTHRELD dee r , i Bedioom with wa l i - a i c»oe-at mtruaior alarm Lighted Park ing h w m d u d a d $460

. shser neer B ' t Mae WELLINGTON PLACE

365-1069 Managed By Kaftan E n t a r p n e a a . inc

SOUTHFIELD 12 MNe Rd

r 1 Bloc* East ol Telegraph

SPACIOUS 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartments

Heat Included

LANCASTER HILLS APARTMENTS

352-2554 Mon -Fn 9-5 Set 8-Noor

SOUTHFIELD 12 Mas W o« Talegrapn

2 Bedroom Apartments From $570

Heat Included

FRANKLIN HILLS APARTMENTS

355-5123

T R O Y / C L A W S O N Naw England Place A p a r t m e n t s Specia l OHer - lal mon th rant 50% o n and n o securi ty depoeM 2 mBea eas t ol Bkmmgf ram Woodbom-rv ; f ireplaces, hea t 4 water Included 1.000 aq. n . . 2 b a d r o o m $S70-$5»0 For rental m t o r m e n o r caa 436-5430

TROV / C L A W S O H ' W * ! . OAK Araaa O n e - S t o p a p a r t m a n l s h o p ping C o m e S u n d a y Sept #th. 1pm-4 p m C f h c e Building a t 4000 Croons , Royal Oak or caU lor

AMBER APARTMENTS

2 8 0 - 1 7 0 0

SR. CITIZEN SPECIAL Limited time, new r e s i d e n t s only 2 year leeae avaaeo ie . d tocouni c*i

j rant , c a l tor de t aBa t .

B e a u t l t u l l y l a n d s c a p e d w i t h p i c n i c g r o u n d s a n d p<>ol

'—""i Conyamentiy loca led oil Ford Fid 1 bloc* Esai ol Wayne

Sam-5pm' Noon-5pm j

7 2 9 - 4 0 2 0

WESTLAND - MODERN i m g l e s torf j ranch type h o m a - a o a r t m e n l * Fur- I mahed 1 Badrooma 4 s tudwe-ahor t leeae a v w I a M Also 1 b e d r o o m s

Private En t rance" , pat to. s t o v s ra- | trigeraior dlapoeal C lose t o shop-ping Immediate o o c u p a n c y

WATERBURY APTS . 722-5558

Weeusnd

- SPECIAL - t SECURITY DEPOSIT $200

1 & 2 BEDROOM APTS Limited time only

POOL Club House . P s a o . P e t *

AK Carpe l . flMhweehor bund* FREE HEAT 4 HOT WATER

1 BEDROOM Irom $ 4 5 5 2 BEDROOM fcam 1505- -

BLUE GARDEN APTS Westland s Fmeel Apertments

Cherry Hta Naar Marr tmar Deay l l a m - e p m - Sat 10am.2pm

Sun 1pm-5pm

729-2242

6200 North W STUWO

1 BEDROOM $445 2 BEDROOM $470

incAadee heal 4 waier Senior Dis-count Pool 4 air Ctoae t o

-Wesnarid SJ»oppa>g Censer

! pkancee f a I .--•"

locaDon Ap $SOO par m o n t h

433-3739

DETROIT. N ol 1-96. E ol Outer Or 3 b a d r o o m renob with m e c a e m c s d r e e m o e m a n t Mock ga reoa . 16*10 door 4 worksnop with tee $ ^ 0 . ' m o Fast I l a a m c • $200 up CradR r e p o r t r e fe rences Saowr. by

G O X a a C H 13 Mesa N Ol Clark* ion Naw horns 2400aqf i 3 b e d

= ; - rsr -srs . room, lamay- room 4 aludy $ i 3 a w !

plus J tantes . 1 yeer i eese 3 1 3 5 5 3 6 6 0 '

INKSTER - CTwol 2 b a d i o o m h o m e s nawr, r s m o O a s c d e e r . $40C. month 4 $ 4 5 0 ' m o n t t i Security re- • ouirac 782-6673

UVONIA one* 3 bed room, baae-. ment . new ca rpa l traeh paml

$725 per month

I O n e W a y Rea l ty 4 7 3 - 5 5 0 0

LIVONtA lovery 3 bed r - jom tri-lavei - , neer schoole. 2 caa g e r a g e $625 per

4S9-2$26 ! rngnfh pKA utaitiea Writs 10647 , Reac*. AAar, Par*. Mi 4 « t 0 1

OETISOrT - 2 n sd roo r r nouea tor rant on Lampnere , 2H b«cs N ol F a r a a a S37-24B2 DETROIT roon

cs3

6 Mae 4 Laheer 3 Bad-

A e a a f l l maywdutaty $375. p>us securi ty 47VC213

OOWNTOWN BIRMINGHAM bedroom actor—t. n rspsece pe ine . B e a w i T i garage . Aw now $ 1 , 0 4 5 • security 647-304 7

LIVONIA - Plymouth "Merr .man 3 b e d r o o m o n e * ranch 1'a be th . air c a rpe t ed Baaamenl ga rage no pet* $ 7 7 5 ' m o - deposrl 27 1-4663

PLYMOUTH 1-WP S m e a 2 - 3 bad -room. large lot, wicf ten appl iance* $750. 'mo A - e m s b a a n m a d u t e t y

455-3655

P i y M O U T H Hent -Jption » b u y » cadroorr- Tr, <aw ca rpe t ing urr'.ec* lence 4 oecs. a a p p a a n c a a can t ra i air r v m u o a i e d $ 1 2 5 0 morylh After 3 30pm 459- 7332

PLYMOUTH-3 bedrocm. brtca ranch in prime a rea Large lencaf l yard tamay room Ftonda room, base -ment >-1 Oet ta . 2 car g a - a g e Nc-p e t s $1100 553-6764 0 . 93? 663-t

OLD «£.OFORO 2 b e d r o o m »v»ng 4 ism>i room mtchan jtarty room *ppu*r...es t encad yard, gar*

4 f T * 1550 7-9363

LIVONIA RENSELLOR 4 7 Mae 3 b e d r o o m brick <anch. i be th beee-marn air condi t ioning a b w n o w Nc pe l* $725 m o 464-7436

DOWNTOWN Farmmgion room c a p e cod .

2 bad-avvig

476-609*

722-5155

BIRMINGHAM 3 b e d r o o m Hardwood Boors, oak irtnt eocial tronl porch, garage . Baaamen l Downtown area S9CC ' W 7 J 3 7 3 6 ; yard g a r a g a . $650^ mo

FARMINGTON HILLS 3 0 » d r o o m a . n o pats , $675 month Brat 4 laal month security

LlVONUl Sharp 2 Baoroom r«nch a p p a a n c a s . utiaty roorr lerge yard 2 s t o r a g e s h a d s Avakebie rwwl $ 6 9 5 WCHTER 4 A S S O C 346-5100

7 MILE- a t - o l r A e ^ i ^ - 1 DaQ

BIRMINGHAM- 4 b e d r o o m with Kyi. 2 Ml Oaths, c a m a d r a ceemgs . skykghts flrepieca. can t re l a* . Baaamenl .large dec** e » a 645- 10S6

room, $375 4 up wrth e l u d e * h e e l , air c o n d i t i o n i n g , dishwasher c a r p a t l n g O p e n 7 Pays, 10am-4pm 255-9631

4 0 2 F u r n i s h e d A p t s .

F o r R o n t

B I R M I N G H A M

A m e r i c a n s u i t e s

• Short Term RanlaSs from $35/day r O o t f n s uMRie*

• FuBy Furnished - Houeakeep lng /Unen Se rv i ce • Continental Br a e k l a s l • Dewier Optional • C e M TV • 2 4 Hour Security • Carport • Pe ls Wsacome • FWxIbta Rental t e r m s

BLOOURELC ttULB (The - 3 p e o o u * (2900 aq «-» 3 b e d r o o m 2 -. beth and una lowrmouee Iront-mg Heethw Like. Ubrary . Breplece m kvtng room 4 measer b e d r o o m , sd appaancaa neutrM d e c o r cantrM a n . a t tached 2 ' i car g a r a g e wflh o p e n * no pets, n o s m o k e r s AvaA-*t»e Sept 1 ai 12200 m d u d e e wa-ter 4 matf i ienance BLOOMFIELD "WP

LIVONIA Plymouth , ' F a r m m g i o n 9905 Shadya ide 2 o a o r o o m s uasa-men l carpaiac! a p p k a n c a s an No p e l s $625 ptos ufflitiea 464-9465

d e p o e n

F U R M I l s G ' O . - s m e a i a e d -room app l i ance* 8 Mae 4 Fernwig-lon Rd $550 month Opt ion t o Buy

824-4624

FARMINGTON H a a - large b e a u t ! lu*y fimSKed 3 Badroom 2 b e t h home, m race amei ne ighbo rhood

$77S.' m c 469-14 19

. LIVONIA R e e d , Sep l 8ih 14176 474-.7152 ; (4(4. s Lyndon W Newburgh

p e d r o g m * alec boys room c a s e - 1 m e m j p g r a o e o r « v w «.nchen cantly p e r i l e d a t t ached rage no pe t* cunty For appi

REDFORD - Clean yir* 3 Bad rooms 2 belh* Country Kitchen witr appbence* nraaiheo beeement garage central ev Sepi 15 occu-pancy No p e t i $aaC/MO plus s» curlty 537j664f

REDFORC 'WP Beech 6 Mae araa j Bedroom one* home. «n-anec Easement lencad yard a p t -a i ca i $675 • sacurn. 352-3239

HEOfORC TWP nome i n to rma l ^ ' canter nas a 1'ee ran ia nouamg buMetm Dcaro

Caa 937-2171

REDFORD TWP. J oedroom. i bath

, with a>. appi .ar .ces i n c l u d i n g L L oanwasher »aw -out DeOroom with

5 9 ^ 6 ^ I " o o C — electronic air swage luk baaa-

LlVONtA - 2 bedroom appl^nces menl Ds*e 256-5678 carpal kitty O K No j w a ^ a or 1 4 2 bedroom urats Irom $43-

ooee to per* casement Located on secJjOeo

FARMtNGTON HILLS- Clean, smai 5 badroom 3 carpwed 2 badroom lamay room.

belli In-levM Family room *ath fire- shed, lencad yard $S50'mo - utW-ptaca M appkancas oentra aw ai tacnac 2'1 car garaga wrth opener Available Sepl 15 al $1350 ROCHESTER HILLS fCrooks/Ham-kr araa) - Newly decorated 3 Oad-room 2% baih lownhouee condo New kitchen sppkencea naw car-pel>ng t u n e d beaamant. attached 1 cer garaga Available Sepl 10 al $1000 rOudea wSMr and mainte-nance BLOOMFIELD TWP -(Woodward.'Sq Lk Araal - 3 bad-room v * oeth ranch Fireplace,

1100 N O R T H A D A M S I 1 ^ " ® * 1 ai

D E L U X E

1 & 2 B E D R O O M A P T S

Private entrance tor each unit, car-port ncAided. washer dryar each apt Waami ctoeeu. alorga room. Belcony or pauo

2 bedroom includes 2 baih* SAVE UP TO $790 OFF RENT

SECURITY DEPOSIT $ 150

P A R K L A N E A P T S

3 5 5 - 0 7 7 0

T R O Y Rochealw Rd North o l Square Lake Rd

3 Bedroom Townnoueee FROM $563*

HEAT INCLUDED

R O C H E S T E R V I L L A S

879-2466 Man.-Sat 9am-5pm

• Limited ttre «rst 6 moe ot k 1 yeer leeae Selected unlta

B I R M I N G H A M

6 4 5 - 0 4 2 0 B. RMING HAM -Cent ra l l oca t ion

neat, not water rv adun bvWdmg. nc pets $625 per month 647-0715

B i r m i n g h a m D o w n t o w n

M O N T H L Y L E A S E S 1 O R 2 B E D R O O M

F u r n i s h e d & U n f u r n i s h e d

S t a r t s a t $ 3 2 5 0 / D a y

U T I L I T I E S I N C L U D E D

8 5 1 - 4 1 4 7 EXECUTIVE GARDEN APTS

$650

Goode 647-1898 R E A L E S T A T E

BRIGHTON, ^AKE CHEMUNG Chermmg. excep t i ona l dean 2 Bedroom avlng room lamay room. 2 vapiacaa- carpeted range 4 ra-tng Newty sodded lawn immadiate occupency on aH sports laka $795

. « i l3=626- f lea9

CANTON, 3 bedroom, ' ' a bam* ap-pkanca* nawly decorated $725 per month, plus security t»apoe« Ca« after 5pm 464-4286

9 - 5 S a t 1 0 - 2

SOUTHFIELD

F R A N K L I N P O I N T E

T O W N H O U S E S

Plush carpeting .artical bands aert-Oaanmg oven, central ak. private peno 4 p a r i n g by your door

1291 aq n 1537 aq ft

1512 aq ft -

• 3 beOroonV2 baih •3bedroom/2 bath. • 3bedroom/2's bath

Full

U T H F I E L D 12 Mile W aI Teiegreph

1 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n t s

F R O M $ 3 8 8 "

H E A T I N C L U D E D

T E L - T W E L V E P L A C E A P A R T M E N T S

3 5 5 - 4 4 2 4

Mon.-Trr 9-5 Sat 10-2 • Limited time V * I 6 months ol a one year aase h SelecieC unfl*

WESTLAND TOWERS wow

Endless Summer

BIRMINGHAM bedroom executive rental wrth amenities Quiet l e g e m & e*cep-uonal $ 1050 per month 335-0750

aiRMINGHAWl; DOWNTOWN 1 Compietaly lum«saed 1 bedroom,

prime locaMon Dwnee. kneria. TV. aw. micro. Short le rm svaaabie $725 Incsudee ut«toas 642-OOS3

CANTON - .42608 Hantord « bed-room*, 2 oatne «reowoe tamay room, centra a r attached 2 oar garsge $ 1050' mo immediale occu-

DOWHTOWN 1 j pancy CaS 843-356 1 981-3050. a* i 386-7789

Uee. $625 aacurity « 6 ^ 7 3

3 bedrooms 2 !u» bsm* naw wm coadit-on $750 pw rr..

eecunty depoeii *64-6635

belh Baaamenl Ge-H09C' mcKKJa»

i maintenance 65'-0398*

ROCHESTER hiLi lS o r - C u m o e r -lanc W ci Sochaslw S ol Hamkr

oedropr-t pnek ranch. M l FARMINGTON HILLS. 1 DeOroom. . r m n a , ._. t.-.f**-•* Q " n < 3 M k maniamac! wrth fireplace anC . oajamenr 2 car ettac«ec garage

a re* Caa evening* only _ __ OQOO 7'Y Baih*. large KKCNan carpeting central air firapieca. en appkencas tor ifM)y $1500 pw montlL FARMINGTON HILi-S Lovafy 2700

sq ft 4 bedroom. 2 's bath 2 fire-places ak Sprmkwr treed KM dec* bike pethe Muat see A.anabie-Sept 5 $ 1 8SO/MO 861-6344

474.344 • gwage Ommr. N«e ya-d * ' * - • * * * ' I T . g w x x * $795/mo 344-1

LIVONIA - 3 bedroom. 546-600C

FARMIHGTON HILLS Lovely 3 bed-room bnck ranch. 1'* be»h. famay room, no beeement 1 tar attecned garege. $795 month 471-7316

1 with hot tub 2 car garag. tencec ROCHESTER hillS-4 bedroom i'a yard 31606 HeKJarw immedwie ue- . oatr executive home m prestigious cupancy Nc pet* $1095 476-6526 s u o c i s o r wttr.

NOVi - 10 Maa-'Tan 1966. 3 o a o room ranca Greatroom cathedra oeimgs. f o r m a dmmg room nautra

is. "90C.

i 1400 pw month

decor 2'-» baths. FARMINGTON HILLS, lerge ranch No pet* $ l700 /mo with 4 bedrooms, 2M baths si- 0 4 H PROPERTIES t a d e d garage $1250 p w month

471-5627

sq ft 3ac»

737-4002

ROCHESTER HILLS • 1 Hj» belh., 2 car deiechec g w e g e large lot wrth Oec» $650rmo

Sept 15 651-6698

FARMINGTON HILLS - ama» 2 bed-room naw BotHorO Hoaplta. no baaamenl no gwage. immediale occupancy Caa oeiween 9-5

534-7398 or 536-0179

ROCHESTER - 3 bedroom V * bath ench. 2 'encaO yard - w Spencw Park

carpel $700 CreOH check; -e terencaa 'atwrwkcas .reqmrec J570 Emmons 851-S317

F A R M M G - O * HILLS • " " M«e Fwmmgson. wee ~arge 3 oedroom 2's bath bnc* ranch on pnvate pond Ai lappkance* $ ' 2 5 0 Mwjni iar 'a laeae 346-6331

MOVI 3 Oadroom bnc*. Baih. 1 cw garage traahfy pemted re l en $»00/mo Af tw 6pm 517-339-17*0

OAK PAR* 2 Bedrooms com-pleter, -enovased nc apeaancas Ctoae tc i renapor ts :«r I M C pw

"month plus seojHhr 85r -04 i2

NORTH ROYAL OAK 3 bedrc^w. pesemertL isnoaC rare Sharp' $695 month 13 Miie/Wood--a rd wea 5e9-62«t

SOvjTHFELD r « o c ^ IfOVi

Clear 3 bedroom • e l r . g e r a t o r 4

gwaga " n m e S s w

FARMINGTON A Sherp 3 bedroom iVs bath. 2's cw gwage. centra sir I tnanad beeement appaancea rvce yard $875 month 477-0227

PLYMOUTH IMMEDIATE Occupan-cy H 6 6 6 HaggerT* 4 bedroom* $750 t a s » Href » lass montfa *e- occupancv $625 ow mc W » curity Ca l . 455-9264 Posh Can 476-464-

GARDEN CITY 3 bedroom iancr m a n e d baaement 7 i car gwege.

DEARBORN WEST mstonc area o t M r * aa many azlrss Discount Modern 2 ow»oom ranch, twge reni $750 676-1223 or 671-417* rooms 4 closets centra aw. iwwanec

.gerage lenced. $750 .'month 277-

INKSTER Beech Oaly 4 Van B o n e : 2 bedroom gwage, lenced yard 1*25 monthly includes water $425 1 Security Depoeii 595-4436 -

TROY SOMERSET AREA

Studio and apadoua I 4 2 badroom K>w1menta AmenTOe* mck»de • Ownar Paid Haal -Swimming Pool • Laundry Faculties • Betcomee or Patio* • Intercoms • Dtkhwashers • Dtspoaws • A * Conditioning . Window lreetmen**. V * r t i c a bands

Close To Shopping 4 Expreeaways From $495

VILLAGE APARTMENTS 362-0245

F R O M $ 6 9 1 0 0 HEAT INCLUDED

355-1367

FREE APARTMENT

LOCATOR 1-800-777-5616

Save Tune 4 s a o r A Opan 7 Days Color Vldeoe

A i Araaa 4 Prlcea Ti»m 3 days mlo 30

Ovw 100 0 0

T R O Y 3726 Rochester Rd

S O U T H F I E L D 292S6 Ncrthwa

C A N T O N 42711 Ford Rd

N O V I 3 4 8 - 0 5 4 0 serosa Irom 12 Oaks Me*

C L I N T O N T W P 7 9 1 - 8 4 4 4 36670

9 8 1 - 7 2 0 0

S O U T H F I E L D 12MHe W ol lalegraph

1 S 2 8 e d r o o m A p t s

From $527* H E A T I N C L U D E D

P O I N T E - O - W O O D S A P A R T M E N T S

3 5 2 - 8 1 2 5

Mon -Sat 9-6 Sun 12.-4 Cloeed Tuweday

- Lkniled lime Frs l 6 months o» s one yew lease New rawdent* Selected Urma

j SOUTH LYON

Brookdale Apartments

Freatfy Oacoraied 1 4 2 bedrooms

F R O M $ 4 1 9 - Spacious Rooms • Gentrw Ak

, • Covered Parking ' -Sundeck

• Lskmdry Fs Corner o l > Mae 4 Pontlw. O p e n 7 d a y s p e r

Aak about our Senior Caoarie O S n a l

4 3 7 - 1 2 2 3

WALLED LAKE AREA Haw* Lake Apertments » 4 2 bed-rooms Lake pnvaegea. "lenmg. bal-coniea. cent ra a* , rae room, sa araaa room, sauna. ;erv*a court free storage, cade TV 624-5998

WAYNE - untomianed « u d » . $90/ week includes Jtiatias Furnisnec atrioencws $75 waa* mcludae ut* ities 326-4110

WAYNE - 1 Dedroom wea 10 lawn Heel Wove 4 relngwstor included Sterl ing at $275/mo - security

684-6655

WAYNSv. 4077 CoiumBus, Mich.- j g w i / H o w a i 1 bedroom, appliances, ak cwpelad. no pels $375 imme-3mi* occupency 464-9465

WESTLAND F ORO/W A y NE RD AREA

Specious 1 4 2 bedroom apart--iwnts .oceted ckwe 10 snoppmg 4 sxpraeewey Othw

- Carpeting

• Per* -Las Setting - Ownw Paid Heal • Laundry rscamaa • Window T1 aamanta/Mini Bands . New countertop*

. B * a itaik Paoi

• prtvasa Enwancea From $406 monthly

COUNTRY VILLAGE APARTMENTS 328-3280

WESTLAHD- (Glenwood-Venoyl bedroom spl Stove

1 & 2 b e d r o o m h i g h - r i s e ,

w i t h e x c e p t i o n a l b a l c o n y

v i e w s I n d o o r H E A T E D

p o o l

t e n n i s , w i t h i n waJETng d i s -

t a n c e t o W e s t l a n d M a l l

„ NO HEAT BILLS!

721-2500 WESTLAND

w err en Rd W 0< Memmer.

1 & 2 B e d r o o m A p t s .

F r o m $ 3 5 0 *

H E A T I N C L U D E D

W i n d o w T r e a t m e n t s

& M i c r o w a v e s

H I N E S P A R K A P A R T M E N T S

4 2 5 - 0 0 5 2 Mon -Fn 9-5 Sal 10-5 •Umfled time, hrsl 6 months o l a one yaw lease Nww raaidents SelecteC unit*

WESTLAND WAYNE/FORO RO AREA

Specious I 4 2 Oadroom span merts localed doee 10 snopomg 4 *xp*ssswsy Othw smenmes In-clude

• Cerpetmg • Park-LWe Setting - Ownw Pwd Heet - Air Conditioning • Gwbage CMpoew • Laundry FscHMIes • Window TreetmentsyMnn. Bunds

From $410 monthly COUNTRY COURT APARTMENTS

' 721-0500

BIRMINGHAM P U T N E Y M E W S

Completely furmehed lown-housas 20 daagnttoi bedroom units TV diahi bedroom imils linen* ExiendatMe 30 dey H i m Great location

F r o m $ 9 6 0

6 8 9 - 8 4 6 2

BURT RO new Outw Drive 2 bed- _ room alarm, waenw.'dryw. $ 4 * . ' 1 month - $450 depoan 4 1450 aa- ! INKSTER cory 2 bedroom, OMW curMy Also 2 bedroom, garage. : ment. large ywa. $400 month, $600 $350, month - $350 depoaK 4 $350 security security Ratorsncea 534-4656 I 595-6429

G R A N D O P E N I N G

Birminghem. Roya Oak

Furnished Apts. , Monthly Leaaea . immediate occupency . Loweet Rales . TaateM*r Decorated

SUITE LIFE

549-5500 B I R M I N G H A M

SHORT TERM LEASE Avwtaes* for ' montb to 1 yaw ele-gantly furnished 1 Oadroom unit Perleci tor trwislerred esecullve Can

DENNIS WOLF LICENSED BROKER

H A L L - W O L F P R O P E R T I E S 6 4 4 - 3 5 0 0

BmrunahenVW Btoomftesd.Troy BLOOMf>ELD LAKES APTS

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562-3988

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a m i d s t w o o d s a n a O u c k p o n d s P e t s w e l c o m e

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IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

S w i m m i n g P o o l Tenn is C o u r t F i t ness Cente r

f u r n i s h e d e x e c u t i v e a p t s . avai l .

el complex Fu»y tormehed 4 3eco-rsted 1 end 2 bedroom uni t * in-ciudee cksnee knene. ale Cleaning

F ? T W W g > W f T t f f f f » l

* W E S T L A N D t

* HAWTHORNE CLUB * No pets c u a a i Rents siartmg « $550 Heel 4 water included Short term 1 for QuaWled applicants 881-6309 Beepw 333-7560'

FARMINGTON/Ferwwigton raaa 1 oedroom*. en utaitiea. c s e a t v washw-s dryer*. A«y tomiened Snort i w m svaaeOie from $450/mo

477-4769 or 26>-2277

r *RS»tWQ TON rtlLLS, 2 bedroom 2 baih ranch condo Firapieca baae-ment. gwage Pool 4 teniae 8 or 9 u t t ."artel ReSerencae $750 mo Pwsaowed 861-4309

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A P A R T M E N T S U N L I M I T E D

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M M M O V E S Y O U I N (ON SELECTED UNITS)

-Clean q u M 14 21

• Fn

CROOKS & WATTLES

N E A R 1 - 7 5

RENT FROM $660 SECURITY DEPOSIT $150

SAVE u a TO $1006 O f f REN'

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8 4 2 - 2 5 0 0

S O U T H F I E L D

1 Bedroom Apts F r o m $ 4 3 8 *

H E A T I N C L U D E D

HIDDEN VALLEY APARTMENTS

358-4379 M o n - F r i 9 - 5 S a t 9 - N o o n ' .mated wne WW • w M M al a 1

o n s e l e c t l a u r a

3 6 2 - 4 0 8 8

Troy

Enjoy the Privilege

i n s e c u r i t y S36Vmo 274-6202

weatiend L O W S E C U R I T Y

now lo save $11 on coal Featuring - Sings atory • Pnveto entrance • Prtvaie pence • unary rooms tor washer 4 « y w • Attica lor elorage . Encaaer.i acceea to maior freeway*

• Caaorvsaa-riiilnewinnil Apts «oc*»ed or. v ale S I S Ol Warren ^26 6969

i W f S ' . A N O NORWAYNE 2 bed-room lowrawuaa $375 month pto* i month k e e n l y 2 1 H Emerson AOC wwcoms 655-. 736

S A V E $ 2 5 E A C H M O N T H

S p e c i a l L i m i t e d T i m e O t t e r

O n e b e d r o o m f r o m $ 4 0 5

$ 2 0 0 d e p o s i t 7 0 0 a q f t

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SaHMIMOHAM 4 ALL C I T * S

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ROYAL O M - n i n l EngBah Tudor on I M r nmmaoe. BBraty. 3 M * -room. 1 M L Oreal location. I m i . • moo lo 11.11 ISO/mo. 543-7197

T | - - » ROYAL OAK. Lovely 9 bedfoam

ROYAL OAK. M beWoom ranch, new ap

s s r ROYAL OAK - 3708 WoodMnd, N or 13 MBa. E ol Cooddgo. 2 bedroom*.

B ^ S t S S S f - " 8 5 2 3 . SOUTHFlELO - a

* » w , appkanoM, «ery dean. 8 4 E**r-green area. 3626 mo. S7T5 aecurlty. AduMMCMt ze»-8Mi

4 0 4 H o t M M For R a n t

E o c " " 8 3 B

W. t O O M W L D achooM Ram 1 » opdatv 4 b o * oom. TH M d . 2300 aq d . gwage. b w n M . SHOO

W BLOOMF1CLO SCHOOLS - 4 Bawnom tzMjnm uumdJl—*i lur-ntahad. » i 800 + u td twe/mo

g « g » 2 month. Cel George Ji 939-7456

TAYLOR J

mondi m o w * ty A f l w 6 p m

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2 bedroom brick ranch, g o n n a . ama l ( n T j T O stove. laktgaralor,

367-1836

TROY - 4 bedrooma. 2% balhe. famBy room, wM bar. oantral air. l a l Door laundry, attached 2 H car ga-raga, *pp*oncea. $1,200 Altar 7pm

TROY. 4 badroom quad. 2Vk baih.

. garaga. 31200 Cod George Jebbour. 649-9444 or

UPPER STRAITS LAKEFRONT aty renovated 3 Be i *oum. 2 bom.

11660 momh-

WALLED LAKB-

bath, ivlng. tamdy 4 dkdno roorr 3900/mo Avadabaa Oct 1 <24-44

WALLED LAKE - Nawar 3 brie* oolomal. FamBy room, oantral air. baiamanl. garaga. neut rN

1— WALLED LAKE. 2 bedroom. 1 belh.

~0 par month. 624-1321

WALLED LAKE - 14/Deokw. Nawar brick coWnWI 3 badrooma. IVt

Central air 2 cor i r u c h t d • now 31200/mo

WALLED LAKE- 2 bodroom. 1 * both, larga Townhouee wtth baaa-m e n l mmwiBaN occupancy M M

l ine 34S-5400

WALLED LAKE - 2 bodroom. 1 bom. 2 car garaoa. Mrga dack. Iaraa lot. avalabM Oct. 1. 3710/mo 1S64 S C o m m a r c a Rd B r u c a L l o y d Moodriwmariagamant 349-5400

WALLED LAKE - 4 badroom. mam. garaga. larga lot. stov

•tor. MOO/mc Cart e f t w Spur 553-4190

WAYNE- 3 badroom. ajioadanl condition, mea lanced yard, parnady flnWhed baaamtnl. M 6 0 / m o StSSaCartMa. 595-3619

WAYNE -3 badroom. 1 * both, dkv-« b room. dan. larga country kitch-en, garaga. nloa neighborhood. S750 aacurity depoelt. 3750 a month Altar 5pm. 454-8426

W BLOOMFIELD - $675. 3 bod-room. 2 bfcha, on 2 acraa FVM 6 leaf month* ram. No amokar* or p d t flood lelwencoa 3*3 4433

WEST BLOOMflELD - Fwmk ig ton urn* KToaa Bnck rancn. 3 bad-rooma, dan. 2 batha. flreplece, 2 car

Wadt to park 11200/mo 0 4 M PROPERTIES 737-4002

WESTLANO - (Marrtman - Palmar). namoddaf l 3 badroom duplex. IM, both*, carpat. noar an'Bdabla. low ae-curlty, $875/mo 274-6202

W E S T L A N D OAK V ILLAGE

2 bedroom, 1 bath brtck ranch home*. $475 par month Per iod lor ama l lamdea Move » batore school nart> Cal lor dotada:

721-6111 Oflto* 2756 Ackloy, Waatland

WESTLANO 2 bedroom, 1 bath brick ranch

• Nearly rwnoddad kl tchan* with refrigerator and atove

• Fun baaement* • PrtvaM Entranoaa. drtvwwey*. and

3475 per month immediata Occupency

On tnm management 6 maintananoa CALL NOW 721-6111 tor addit ional Information & direction*

Oflto* 2756 Addey. Weetland Open 8am - 6pm Weekday*.

10-5pm Saturday, 12-6 Sunday

WESTLANO - 2 Bedroom*. lotady smooslsd - new pk*nbmg/electr tc/

Ibrturaa. H i r e refrigerator, aeanw/ dryar Oulet area. School 6 1-275 nearby $6a0/mo • aecurlty Attar 5pm 326-0575

406 Proper ty

ABSENTEE OWNER

D & H Income Proper t y M g m t .

Fa rm ing ton Hllto 737-4002

ACCREDITED MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION

Laadng 6 management o l vntfie tamdy homae 6 oondo*

mwiegemem - Novi 3 M 4 W

L E A V I N G T O W N

D o n ' t W a n t T o S o l i ? Check our oumplatt rental/property menegamem aarvM8 noomi t iended

3 many ma»or oorporadona. O a r yaa

G00DE R E A L E S T A T E

A Oooda Uadng la A Oood fcjyl 1411 N Woodward 647-1696

408 F u r n i s h e d Houeee

— f o r H s n t

BiRMMOHAW 3 bedroome. com-piataly kmlahed . applaneaa, «W»-ea. mana. central e r . Oarage, tenoad yard Monthly 296-1536

COMMERCE LAKEFRONT 3 badroom now to May iSlh. (660/ mo + aacurtty dapoaK. No pate Ca l momlnga 367-1346

S. LYON - hjmlahod lakelrom home on a* ipo r ta laka Vary prtvaia. 2 bedrooma. dock, m. iwd le le o c o c pency 3660/mo unt* May la l . Alter 6 p m 737-3713

UNION LAKE FRONTAGE - Com-pletely fumlehed. Doc* , lovely homa. 3 badrooma. dkang room. 1 baih. Ik enlace. 2 ear attached ga-raga. 11686/mo 1 Mar m M m » . D I M PROPERTIES 737-4002

WALLED LAKE - Direct lake fron-tage Two badrooma. two batha. a » M l M l O! WMMd U M 3 M 0 / mo. You muat aee ttaa one Bret!

ant. Inc. " M T S o o "

107 K n h l U H n m e a ^Irf n W i m iw i tnww

For R * n t FARMINGTON , ILLS - O u M perk 1 and 2 bedrooma. i anoaa. carpel. Nopa l * .

Cad: 474-2131

408 D u p l e x e s For Ront BIRMINGHAM • 2 badroom colonial. 1 bath, nmahed Haa am am 2 * car

kitchen applanca. no pata. 352-3111 i S T m

2 badroom. *reptaoa. Ooee to town. 1036 Bird 3666 par month Ca l Glenn 366-0300

BIRMINGHAM - 84-TOWN 1773 Heynee. 2 bedrooma. i belh. oantral air. Baaamant. garage. 3750/ mo 325 heating f o w a n c a Bob: 647-0631 Jerry: 644-1573

CANTON DUPLEX attractive 3 bed-

3750 ptua aacurtty Lynda

CANTON - 2 - M l Baaamant. appdancaa 6 window treatment*. No p a t * 3625 per

861-6

4 0 1 D u p l e x e s F o r R e n t

S C N S T R S R U R W a i i a i l i i . o R iaey^Reea j

ROVAL 0AK~- I p a d o u m PMa dan. 2 betha. appdaM

WStTLANO - NCMWAYNC UrdumMhed 3 badroom d i s H a an Alanaon. raady Sept.20 3460 ptua udMaa. t b e » a q m on Mwdoadw.

c t Bon • ok.474-1466 7 t t - * 4 4 4

W E S T L A N O OAK V I L L A G E

• m d tarmaee. Move Bt beK achool darta. Cad lor datada

7 f 1 - e i 1 1 . 2756

4 1 0 F la ts

t upper 2 bedroom I

DETROIT-2 bedroom» K •

«200 aacurtty dapoaR. #42-0520

FAflMdKJTON HILLS mckx Dapo

Oct. 1.

QO> REDFORD 2 bedroom lowar. appBanrea Clean. 3375ymon<h. p k — a r t y < M p o W . . A « B d b M ^ o 4

PLYMOUTH DOWNTOWN - Cherm-n g 1 bedroom, appdinoaa. madii i i /

PLYMOUTH (Otd VWagaL COTr 1 bedroom upper, appdanoaa. udBBaa t garage M u d e d le t . 3 d e l mo. . S ^ W / m o 256-2667

REDFORD r w p - ( M u m 1 * 2 bed-room unds Irom 3435/mo Meal tot

C o o d o s For R o n t AUBURN MILLS - Attract ive 2 bad-room oondo naer 1-75 new carpat. andoaed patio deck, luxury bath, air. p o d 3 dubha tae . " 3660/mo —

AUBURN HILLS, SOUTHRELD FARMINGTON MKXS

Outatandmo 2 3 3 -badroom lowrv-houeea 3 ranchea. aome with ei-

ched oarage A Mreplaoe. Weetbury-Auburn MN 352-7550

- - - -350-1286

Fmpoki ta Farmington MM 473-1127 Summrt-farmmgtor Hta 626-4386 Covtngton-Farmlnglon 861-2730

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Moura n a m - 5 p m

Bingham W o o d s C o n d o 3 bedrooma. 2 H balha. neutral de-oor A prtveiely located. PooL teraka. and d k * houae. 31850/per mo.

Call CATHY D E W 6 4 4 - 6 3 0 0

WEIR. MANUEL. SNYDER 3 RANKE

B I R M I N G H A M SHORT TERM LEASE

Jumtahad t-ubedroom unit • " " k i M e m a f .

OENM6 w 6 ^ r t LICENSED BROKER

H A L L - W O L F p r o p e r t y 644 -3500

amrHNGHAM. 1 badroom oondo n a a M n ^ ^ S T S per m o n » | 1

• ippBanoee After 3 p m I

Spadoua t badroom townhouaa

a d b d n d e

a r . private pano Cad M o n L lor appointment 644-1300

3750/mo * aecurlty. 546-7 Tha Home Co.

BIRMINGHAM - 2 bedrooma. i v t bathe, den. large kitchen. room 3 dkWig room. pooL ak

rarynautrefdecor 3750 per month. 626-3356 626-S542

BLOOMFIELD HILLS-2 bodroom. 2 badt, no pete, dorege carport . &ooi. beach, uoper unit 36»5| 331.800 Ca l • • •

mocrth. or 656-8*36

BLOOMFIELD HILLS TOWNHOUSE moot i. 2 *

hardwood Boon, wtnaow treat menta. air, appSanoea. maahat 3 dryer 3t.750/mo. Indudea Bon lee*. No peta. No amokera For

• repm. 644-1561

D i a n e H o w a r d REAL ESTATE ONE

451-1516 4 5 6 - 7 0 0 0

FAJtMdtGTON HILLS end una. carport, tannie and pool. 3675 CadCyntfUaDrobot. Real

One. 476-6276. 651-1800

FARMNQT<jN MLLS T w e d t h l Condo. I • bedioom. In uHUaundry. pool. ten-Ma. 3600 3 ^ - 7 2 6 3 or 256-6306

FARMINGTON H L L S 13 MBa A 11 da la J. 2 bedroom wNh eludy. 1

S T I K i opt ion to Buy Over tflOO >4 ft. B r m e d M a qo-Qupancy . B r u c e L l o y d .

346-5400

FOR RENT NEW T O W N H O U S E S WEST B L O O M F I E L D UNION LAKE AREA

• 2 bedroome • I M I

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 3795 PER MONTH

B U I L D E R 6 8 1 - 5 5 5 7 8-5 Mondey-Frtday

WABEEK ON THE LAKE ULTRA LUXURIOUS CONOO

W b d a a A r l - d . 3SW1 *q W w»> beauMd lake vtawa 3 lota o l aun. very aele. beet achoota. gient. B»-aUa 20x40 ft. famBy roorr out to great FISHING L .ooklng lor

tha beat Laaaa By

LET S TALK - 6 5 5 - 5 6 7 9

BLOOMFIELD MILLS- 3 badroom. 2 * bath with Bvtng room. d M n g room, farndy room. 2 car attached garage. CadGladra. (313)322-7826

BLOOMFIELD ON SQUARE LAKE 2 bedroom. 2 beth lafcefront 31000 par month rem wtth poealbie opt ion to purdieee 230-6630 or 838-2152

BlcomBekVWeiertord

BRIARWOOD TOWNHOUSES

2 3 3 Bedroom, aome wtth garage*. atth nraptace*. ranch 4 2-eto-

j ry Swimming pod . park 6 nature t ra l plua m u d i more

] Coday Lake Rd at Lochaven

363-7545

OPEN HOUSE Sat 10 to 3 - 928 Broedacr* M. of 14 MBe. E o» Crooka

houae* ere mcar then moat oondoe

kltchan. cen t rd air, covered perk-ing. prtvete entrancea 4 beeerneiit i . aaperate lanoad-m pat io yard 4

Only 3725 Indudmg haat

(ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIALS)

ALSO

Same unit with a d d i t i o n * 1 2 * 18 lamay room.

only $775 imaudatg heel

reqidrad EHO

THE BENEICKE GROUP

642-6666 Sat : 2 8 0 - 0 6 6 6

CANTON/PLYMOUTH • 2 badroom condo, attached garage wtth prtvete entrance Own utwty room wtth wedwr 4 dryer, ek. purchaee op-tion. 3675 per month + depoeii

(313)861-5611

Deluxe Townhouses

E i W * auperb location wtth eaay acoaea to l-«86 Our newly renovat-ed 2-atory townhomae Matu re • FuB baaement wtth f u l *oa

waahai/dryar n o o k - t * • New modem kitchen with budt-m

mcroaave. troet-free

HARBOR SPRINOS/PETOSKEY

Luxurtoua 1 to 3 bedroom * I d coridomimuma located acroee th i l raet Irom Boyne tBghlende Chanv plonahlp God Coureaa Unlta avad-atHa lor Fad oolor weekend* or god oupng*. 6 lanrka oourta. p o d and complete For 1

Trout ( 1-600-746-0245

UVONIA MALL AREA 1 badroom condo a<i adabla 8 /1 /81 Weeher/dryer. cantrM air. aaduded •atttng. 3500 * depoert and utdtlaa. Sorry, no peta. 522-1311

412 Te

C o n d o s For R e n t

N ROVAL OAK • 1

lowed 3740 mo

N O R T I t W W ROYAL OAK-2 Bad-roqnv 11* Baai toanhBuae. M

a S T S a Z J ? 1 0 c $ n » 3 6

LUXURY TOWNHOUSE LOVC OMLDREN 3 PETS

2215 STARR

s s k s t

ROYAL OAK: 14

/dryar dr" No pata. 3536 de Sepl 3 646-5026

SOUTMF*LO CCNOO, 2-3 bad-rooma. 2 -4 bath* 1500 a q « . I t -

pool Uubhouaa Q MBe/Vdcater 3680

SOUTHFIELD MEADOWGROVE VILLA

d . luBy e q u i p p e d

tc M d r e n * play W Located on

• 3 3 101 C a l 367-4678 OaBy 1-5pm

Clnaatl Thur* 4 Sun.

TROY oondo cy 2 r w * , 3750 par mordh.

WALLED LAKE oondo. 2 bedroom. V4 betha Mro* meatar

3700/i aacurity depoek 468-1428

WALLED LAKE - two bedroom, two betha. complete kachen, waahar 4 dryar In i * * larga dack. garaga Lakelrom complaa Pontiac Trad at Weat Rd 3725 HaadoeManage-ment. mc 3 4 * - S « 0

WEST BLOOMFIELO. Lana Pine

verDcalB. garaga, lauidry In unit. 3700 651-2

WEST BLOOMFtELD Cunipiatel; renovated large 2 bed-room. den. 2 Iu l balha. eltechad ge-

choooo from starting at 31350/mo P o d 4 lenm* oourta Cad 626-4666

NORTHVILLE - Highland Laka*. 1 bedroom atUi beeement Carpet, drape*, appdancee Pool. No pe l * $•65 mo , heat included 420-3326

NOVI

BEAUTIFUL TOWNHOMES STARTING AT ONLY 56»5

Be a part o l Novt * beet rente* com-munity Cloaa to i:ori inereerii:ea. tar from expendve We Oder: • 2 Spedou* Bedroom* . Terrdtc wtchen* ^ • Fu l Baaement*

• Nov! achod ayatem • Greet locaBon-neer 86. 8 8 6 . 1 275

HURRY 1 ONLY a law MA

NOVI RIDGE Loca ted o n W} M * e Catwaen Meedowbrook & Novt Rd*

349-8200 O P E N 7 D A Y S

OPEN TILL 8PM MON 4 THURS,

WESTLANO - diarp condo town-houee 2 bedrooma. l'<t batha. Bvlng room, dkeng room, cantrM ak. apedtneaa. AvaaabM nowt $625 RICHTBt 4 ASSOC 346-5100

i » 4 Telegraph Cmpioimd or a iudsm Prt iaaga* u t M urttv 3236/mo l lB 3666

beach. uamraa» « -k . 313-686 2007

AUTUMN IN TRAVERSE CITY

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Waakanda I rom M B - 3138 Tha Beech C o n d o m m k W H o l Pteaaaoed. 1616)836-22

BOYME CHALET beth. M l co lor* country aid. nam iraaa 361-7820 or 616-535-2536

BOYNE/PETOeiCY i

CHARLEVOIX ANO SURROUNDING AREA

En loy i Lake* and ad MMtlgan hee

lo odar In p r t i a l * aen» ig* of wM

Weekly rentaM #15-547-4501

MACKINAW ISLAND STONECUFFE RESORT

Situated high on a w weat bkjtt ever-looking a w atrana m a quiet aenmg of 175 acraa. A aeon Includktg our 1804 Engdah Tudor km and lake b M t condommkjmo Emoy the gra-doua K t n g o I a bygone ar * m horaa dr awn cemepea

1400-646-2781

i For R o n t

CANTON ROOM add) houae p r M -

DETROfT - Warren 4 Evergreen par month Includaa rem 4 ad

FURNI8HED ROOM tor rent, woman p ia lw iad MMMebed 4 inkster arae.

522-7666

1-275 4 86. Uvonia 2 rooma. pr ivet* bam/entrance 660/wk or 1 room 370/wk or leea It «mpHP')ad

464-8354

421 Living Q u a r t e r s

To S h a r e

FEW AL E K i R B f t

FEMALE to there Garden CKy home uruty da-

4 2 7 ^ 3 5 3

JOY 6 FARMINGTON, over 30. K t -mahed. Wundry 4 kNdwn pnvdegea. caow 4 utddee mdudad $4&/wk $100 aecurlty depoan 425-3622

UtTONlA - 2 rooma of your own. naw atalde lurraahed^ i-86 koceea moe

amoamg 425-3563

M/F WANTED to ahare 2 badroom apartment T roy /Someree r ' area Cal Mar* after 7pm al.

643-7132

NON SMOKING lain lata Woking lor

WON SMOKING Female roommele. 20-30 wemeo lor RoyM Oek home

3275 + 1/31 5 6 M 7 0 4

421-2925

L IVONIA, fwrn iehed beaement Waaplng room, net u p non amoamg

AppWFeet/Color CHARLEVOIX Tour Sweet 3 blocks to duwntumi . 3125 nightly After 6PM 616-5474313

CRYSTAL LAKE. BeuMh/Frenktori En»oy Fad Cotor 'pod al kixivy 4 Oadroom condo/Jacuzzi Ftah king

346-6068

nd LaW W T I AST ' A W AS Stoney Shorea. 2. 3 4 4 bedroom cottagee 1 4 2 bedroom m o m u n a * 517-362-4609. 517-469-3553

WESTLANO - 3 bedroom condo CantrM ak, ad appdancea

1 car garaga. pod, 3650/month 261-3956

W BLOOMFIELO 2 bedroom, 2 bath. ;great view, quiet. 3750 per

j n o n t h wtth option lo buy Days 552-4973 Eve* 346-7118

NOVI CONOO CMen. 2 Bedroom atove 4

1 s i or garaga 4 p o d MO plua aecurlty 525-7756

refr«er-nt 3575'

CANTON famay room, laundry. fuBy appBanoaa unmedlMe occupency. $740 per month 865 -49U

FARMWQTON HILLS, 2 bedroom. Iu l beeement. ak. ivt car a t t adwd gerage. large lot. Stove, refrigera-tor No pata. 3600 mo 3 5 6 4 6 * 1

NORWAYNE - 2 3 3 bedroom*, car-paled 4 IW110 a n d UOBty room, larg* yard Clean From 3458 mo . + aacurtty Nloa location 277-3036

PLYMOUTH - wade to town. 2 bed-room. r * bath Carpeting, kitchen appdancea. ak. tiaaamam No pata $635/mo plue aecurlty 591-0896

W1XOM - 3

ment. gerage Avaka RICHTER 4 ASSOC

10/1 $750 346-5100

WESTLANO 31523 Ailena Ct Ou-ptax. 2 badroom your own u f Uea

WESTLANO

f t o a a y 2 Badroom freahly painted 3425

3425 aecurti

B I R M I N G H A M ' S BEST GETS BETTER

NEWLY DECORATED 2 or 3 Oedroom Ap t *

(with F u l Baaement) From 3700 Month

immediate Occupency -H a d r g Hour* from Bam 6pm Oady

SM. I2noon-3pm or ca l 646-1136

w m . ' IndMduM mtruMon alarm opt ional • BeeutifuBy lendacapad courtyerda • RentaN trom 3600

OUTSTANDING VALUE!

Localed on 10 Mae. S of >-696 Bete aan Cooddge 4 Woodward

Village Green of Huntington Woods

547-9393 FARMINGTON OOWNTOWN

One bedroom condo. cloeed in aun-porch, reeerved pertung. p o o pkja heet. $560 per mo. 661-4639

NOVI T w e l v e O a k s

T o w n h o m e s 2 4 3 badroom lownnomea luay e q u i p p e d k l l c h e n a . l a u n d r y hookupa, mka bande. baaemwn 4 carporta Novi achooM. Chddran » M a m Haggerty Rd |uei S. o l M MBa. Opan Oaky t -6pm ( O w e d Thur* 4 Sun.)

471-7470 NOVI 10 MBa/Haggerty 3 bedroom.

3795 I adon Ca l Gregory.

. 4 469-9064

PLYMOUTH - Roomy 2 bedroom tpwnhouee 1'4 batha. appBancaa. beeement AvekabM 10/1 3560/mo RICHTER 4 ASSOC 346-5100

ROCHESTER HILLS - 2 bedroom. 2 beth condo ndudea waahar 4 dryar

55A-307S Or 797-5789

BIRMINGHAM 1 4 2 Bodroom Tcwmhoukaa

From 3535 1 Bedroom Apartmanta trom 5465

Small charming complexes on MapM Rd W of Eton 4 on 14 MBa Rd E o« Edgewood. Private en-tranoaa 4 oaeamenta with hook-upa lor waahar 4 dryar WMklng dis-tance lo downtown 4 shopping No pat * I t i l l EHO

THE BENEICKE G R O U P 642-6666 Sat: 260 -0666

FARMINGTON HILLS New 2 bed-room, 2 bath ranch condo with ca-thedral ceMngs. separate entrance, garege. deck Leeae purchaae pten C a l t o r d M M M 473-6160 Evea. until 9pm 346-1336

FARMINGTON HILLS - S ie r ra Pomte. 13 Mka 3 Meleted 2,000 aq.fl Mka rwa Townhouee. extras. 51400,''mo Avedable now 661-1400

FARMINGTON HILLS CONOO 1 bedroom lunnenad. wtth atove 4 fridge, dlahwaaher microweve, eeeher dryer Pod. lenm*. carport

not Included $700/month

ROCHESTER HILLS RIVERFRONT Condo 1200 aq f l . 2 bedrooma. ad applance* etth leundry. Mr, deck $700 mo mdudee heet. 340-0916

ROCHESTER HILLS - luxury 3 bad-room on (Veal Oaks Country Ctub. 3 ' i bath, 2 car garag*. $ 1450/mo SMITH BUILDING 375-2307

ROCHESTER HILLS - Luxury 3 bad-room condo. 2 car garag*. 2'4 batha. bedroom bMcomoe. lerge deck prtvaia entry Great location Laeee/buy option $1,300 632-4653

ROCHESTER- 2 bedroom condo Ml appkancea including waahar'dryar 1 car attached gerage. m downtown 3600/mo + aecurlty m flh odea Menegamem 652-6221

WO'OCX^REST C O M M O N S

O N L Y $ 5 1 5 / m o n t h • Tennd Courts • 'Central A * • Privacy Palioa • F id Oeaamsni • Prtvete Driveway- CadiweMiart

15 mm Irom Troy, aeay accaaa 1-75. M-59 3 Oak Teoh Center

334-6262

EXCmMQ TRAVERSE CITY

to»» home beae 1-2 badroom*. mo-«. pod . HBO 1'-S00-866-2646

HALE - Famay gal aa the north wooda, 5 badroom oot-taoe. indoor ' p o d . wooded area 517-345-0711. 517-673-3501

HARBOR SPRING THIS IS NOT Summer rental Boyne Ski <

haatad pod . Sprtnglirook fHM Golf over next fdL 313-887-3966

HARBOR SPRINGS HOME 10.1

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skylight*. Vepiecw ar* ' P o d 3 tennM 3980 661-«S92 525-3894

414 S o u t h e r n Renta ls ARUSA - now renting Easier Week Apr t 19th-24th M the lukunoua Playa Unda Raaon One bedroom aune. deepe »va located n ^ t i on the beecn Pteeee cad Immediately 8 intereated Gloria 313-564-5942

CENTRAL FLORIOA Neer at i ract lon* MOM. Maatan. 2 Badroom. 2 Oath large dupiee on golT o o « a T-3UO-J29-7663

DISNEY /EPCOT - UnlveraM Studio* V i MBe* awey Luxury 2 end 3 bed-room. 2 beth oondo, weeher. dryer,

l p a r i cou r t * From 35; Deys 474-5150 478-9713

CKSNEY ,'ORLANOO Luxury 3 bedroom. 2 beth reel-

R d y kjmMhad Ideal lor racebona Only 3435 par Ron 347-3060 or 420-0439

DCSNEY/ORLANOO Condo. 2 bed-room. 2 beth Pod. Sp*. god idaM lor IMe tyeed i . Famdaa 3 Couple* 5475 /wk 545-2114 or 628-5994

FORT MEYER BEACH decorated 1 bedroom oondo, dkect-K on Gulf AvaBabM by week or

553-2775 or 471-2047

HILTON HEAD - Shorewcod. deluxe 2 Oedroom, 2 beth - 4th Boor condo. centrady located etth greei view of ocean 6 p o d 227-1375

MAPLE FLORIDA doe Luxury 1 4 2 Bedroom eocom-modetiooa rreaaBie Dec thru Apr t Pod. lenm* Dey* 9-5 363-1600 After 5PM 363-9664

NAPLES FLORIOA Forflre god course community, 2 bedroom, 2 beth. Ml appkancea. hdy turreahed.

Stanma heeled pool and tacuzzi coded 203-248-2523

HARBOR SPRaaGS, Harbor Cove. 3 badroom condo staking i see' lor Fad 4 w M m Beach, pod .

NORTHVILLE room with Barege 4 leundry pn d e g u In lovely NorthvMe home Nonemoker 360/wk $300 Security required 346-1666

PLYMOUTH room for rem. pr ime lo-ttrer $70

PRTVATE ROOM for rem, ki tchen prtveege*. * Mka 4 Beach ere*.

535-1612

S REDFORD - Efficiency beeement apartment to working norv-amoking pi oleeatorid 3280 rem. aecurtt/ r " ~i32-7973 After 6pm

ea required Sout rdMd 598-1837

NOV) ftesponaaaM young women warned to Mwre mobd home. 3300/ mo plua 1/4 utMDea ImmedMte Occupency Cad. 344-0901

NOV!

PROFESSIONAL STRAIGHT 23.

ton HdM deluxe KjmMhed 2 bed-room. 2 beth apertmem Muat be clean Rem 4 '•» utdRWa 789-2943

RESPONSIBLE working pereon lor

3450 mo » IM 536-3266

heve month aeoatty

LltdRMe/kBchen 4 MunSry 360 weak. 2 weak cMpoell 3 reter- I » enoae required 536-7«&c qoCHESTER HILLS

REOFORO TWP - Grand Rhmr/lnk ater FumlMwd room, kitchen pnvl- PKia' f leges, working paraon over 25 $65 c u r r r 7 * /k 1 depoaJt 533-8317 533-5125

3 bedroom 3230 month

I t mo aa-399-7078

I prNkegee. 1/4 utanies plua t mo aa-

652-6186 or

ROYAL OAK

ROOM tor rem n QUWI Southfield home Shere bethroom 4 ki tchen 3200 per month 352-1334 , 2 MH.E/NORTHWESTERN ROOMS FOR RENT-Prtvate erv ; FemeM looking for mature non-

bedrooms. tumtshed. »emeM lo share. 3 bed-room, 2 + t x Grand A N w / 7

SOUTMF1ELD-S W Nice erea daen 4 quiet Large room lor lamala Muat Mia cat* 350 per week av dudea uOBtna 4 laundry 533-0344

N TROY - Vary daamti ia mce K *

3265 356-4436

SOUTHFIELD -Ltrw m w ig home eluding laundry 3265 mo

1 of « ai t t ia i pnvnegee in-

9 /15 546-1651

_ _ SOUTHFIELD i In lakelrom home Rent CMen . w - a m o k m g young proMs-

moudee K l t d w i 4 luendrv o rM- alonei maw to ahara large centrady S S T T u S m d T t S J ^ ' • « * « t ^ m a l country

es redcared $340/mo 679-8112 ; " i c h e n 4 leundry prMMgee 3295 >

W W W j r t v i e i j j - IJUB4. im n • • - a . r aort 2 luxury oondoe. Meepa 3. 2'^ J tdtM* a w i a d baih*. cabM tv. meny extra* Wees

W BLOOMFIELD FurraMwd room for rentl FemeM only F u l

; houae 6 beech prt.Begea^ 3325' mo

356-1563

HOMESTEAO - Attractive 1, 2 3 3

FMI Color. ThankagMng 4 Winter Ski flikaint. By owner 563-0643

HOMESTEAD - BeeHd i i . i l cdndoe (Beech ComOer) Sept 4 tad M re-duced ratee Spectecider take new

540-2893

SOUTHFIELD Shere my d e e r houae in tyuwt arae Private room.

s a o - 4 t « - t K d * - M h a r .-orvar KM kac rwr 3275 * share 423-1555

421 L iv ing Q u a r t e r s

T o S h a r e

SOUTHFIELD - Shere Fumwhed 4 bedroom, 2 beth home Waahar/

^dryer. central aa. baaement. $225.

HOMESTEAD Condo stunning lake iiaw / tad co lor* I rom large screened deck Rkduca ratee 4 a l

1 (313) 426-2172

HOMESTEAD, GLEN ARSOR 2 bedroome. 2 baih oondo

CMt 426-2517 j

LlXMNGTON, MICH 1 4 2 badroom cortege*. beauaM lo- ;

d n take Nloa fad oO-3 T 3-4 22-9835

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Oeys 542-0450 Eves 662-1663

j SYLVAN LAKE - Telegraph/Orchard LSks Road ares nespaci SOW per-son lo shars home Fumwhed room

• ' U U A U H k U l SHARE LISTINGS • 642-1620

FREE CATALOGUE 664 So Adam*. Bknenghan..

: shars Turn ot The Century I downtown 84rmW>gham, $1350/mo

BIRMINGHAM AREA - Female | U / - - . I « H T n D e n l MAUI - d M u x e l badroom condo lo. roommMe wantad f o r t 2 badroom 4 B W a n t O O T O H O W

349-9399 apeitmeni P o d tenm* gout Kf90 rem. k d y equipped, c a l per month

MEXJCO-Puerto Vsaarte Hcdday Inn rwaon Oleap* 5. Luxury tacd-IM* AvaBabM any t kna S u M k i t w aevlnga By Owner Day* 357-1722

Evening* 355-1614

id swetxno i , •nchen 4 i

BLOOMFIELO ESTATE home 4 ground, pod . i bachelor/bechaiorane duded 3335/MO

BLOOMFIELO LHILLS • pereon to shere kixury ranch Square Leke /Woodwerd 3450 _ month raudw utatiea 335-4777 | m our

SHANTY CREEK - Schu** Mountem ChaWI 4 badroom. 2 H bath,

TV 5 VCR. 8 2 2 - 4 0 0 0 CLEAN BERKLEY

SHANTY CREEK Year R » * i d Rantd "•«. unk*Taahed. 1* bath - - • doff wo M m • reeon bathtub, k r tdwn pnvaegee. Femaw

3 ? 2 r ^ n ^ h ^ om, No pat * $275

wve condo c.rwtooks tanxxw EMPLOYED MALE saekmg room-Legend QoH C o u r t * 4 ^Lsks Bekeke^ ^ ^ r«rrw lo mars Waakand / i i tMi ly »1> 649 6120 j j q o + Laundry tadk-

729-3613

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censed "ome-ThKnb Aree Lemons Reoremenr Home 517^35-7622

396-6645 429 Garages A

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w Ce«js«w 5pm 474-2290

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sbW) 373-4333 or

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ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN ACCOUNTANT - 1-2 yeer* expen A Better Buwnee* Bureeu Member AFTER SCHOOL Latch key atafl _ For h d tkna ouwodwr Evening Mun-Srench company located in enoetor CPA Brm Send reeume to Mon 2 45-dpm A p p l e t j ALUMINLIM SIONG halpar rweoed hour* Schoolcreft 4 Taiegraph metropodtan Detroit aree deakee CPA s, 24901 Northwaelem Hwy • Assembly 3 7 - t 0 H r Mununoton Woods Rec rea t i on 5 6 2 - 5 1 9 5

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ACTIVITY DIRECTOR POSITION

ACCOUNTdlG ASSISTANT Oata sntry A/R, AJP. P /R wvolc-mg ganerM oMoa MdB* " a q u w * d 2 yr* *xpenenca and 2 yr* c c i l i g i WvM accoiaMIng S i " P 0 Bo. I Waked

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hudson's Restaurant

• Cooks • • Food Preparers •

• Waitstaff • • Dishwashers •

• Market Place Food Sales • EXPEWENC* PREFERRED 9U1 NOT MECESSARY IF YOU HAVE A HIGH ENERGY LEVEL ANO ARE COMMITTED TO CUSTOMER SERVICE WE WOULD L K TO TALK TO ROU WE OFFER PREMIUM WAGES BASED UPON EXPERIENCE COMPREHENSIVE BENEFIT PROGRAMS INCLUDING INSURANCE MEDICAL DENTAL. MEROLANOTSE DISCOUNTS ANO HUOSOtrS SUPERIOR CUSTOMER SERVICE CHALLENGE •FTBIESTED APPLICANTS SHOULD APPLY AT THE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT

Northland Store Equal Opportunity Emptoy^

ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN

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Bos 794 Obeerver 6 Eccentric Newapaper*. 39251 ScrvoocraTT Rd LNom*. McMoan 49150

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AEROBIC INSTRUCTOR Experienced New Oyt> at Rocnaaser HM* Cad

375-9541 altar 8pm

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591 1212

AEROBICS 4 EXERCISE INSTRUCTOR

needed tar ' a l Nu. t t i .kM Educa t ion evenm•

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AFTERNOON AlOCS 4 m s m ceregtvers needeil tor B-

Pteeee ee l Sue

QanKM - Recepoonwi

Dock Work Oliver* (Loo Factory

A Belter Duam ssi Burs

$7- 10/hr $5 50-7/tir

$6- 10/hr $7-9/hr

S6 S0 -1 I / I * * O T R.) $7-14/1*

$4-14/1* $6-6/1*

Grinders OD/OO) $7-11 / ! * HkoOrtver $6-11/1* Loaders $9-4 30/1* Machine Oparsiors i AI) 38 -19^* Managers. 321-29K

$4-13/1*. 89-6/hr

$ 4 1 * To $ i 2 / t *

39 . t r 1771*-

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Oueety Control gacra l tn i Security

$7-12/tw

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• E a r n whi le y o u l ea rn to o p e r a t e a successful fas t o a e e d b u s i n e s s

• S t o r e . m a n a g e r B in t h i s a r a a a v e r a g e $ 2 7 , 0 0 0 p e r y e a r

• E a r n r a p i d a d v a n c e m e n t s h o r t t r a i n i n g p r o g r a m • L o n g t e r m c a r e e r g r o w t h • O p p o r t u n i t i e s t o f r a n c h i s e tot qualified manag-

e r s • E n j o y a n e x c e l l e n t b e n e f i t v a c a t i o n p a c k a g e

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p l u s b u t n o t m a n d a t o r y S e n d r e s u m e t o

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45 SO/hoir quired Some espenenoe u iMer ied

655-1649

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penence susesar. Cad Mon-Fn. 10em-3pm only Uuei apea* cwarty

449-9974

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Corp S1191 Schooler ad. J v o r w

ASSISTANT MANAGER For W oeg Store Reial wrperwnce required CeB lor tppomamem

856 3160

COORDINATOR FOR PRISON COURSES (PART-TIME)

Part t ime Coordinator for Prison Courses neeOed to work wi th coordinator of College Centers t o coorc* ,-vate ana implement College Prison Program at cor rectionai facilities Position is up t o 15 hours a week aavs anfl ro ta t ing evenings Position funding and rmdtoer Of weeks per ymtr dependent upon contract renewal w i th the Hhchigan Department of CorrecJtons A oacneior s degree ai Criminal just ice , Correctional Science or Education Is ore*erred Two years of ex penence worvmg wt th prisoners m a correctional fa cWTv or iau and good organizational and p u t * * reta tions * w s are necessary

Please can (51SJ 463 4400 ext 5003 for aooacation Completed appwcaticm resume and copies of rodege trartsenpts must Be received m the Personnel Office no later than Septemoer 16 i » 9 i

S C H O O L C R A F T C O L L I C I - R A D C L I F F Cordon Ctty. M l

An Aff i rmat ive Act ion Equal Opporturvtv Imp iover

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500 Help W a n t e d ASSISTANT TO

j SALES REPRESENTATIVE ( fee l paced odloe needs orgenoed

pwson 10 procaa* dwtea* ol ec-count* Greet opportunrty Some

ASSISTANT MANAGER

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Cookdge Oek Pert M l 49237

TANT MANAGER UNEN STORE

growth

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P r o d u c t E n g n e e n n o Struct ixai Analysis P'Oied M a n a f l e m e m

U a n t l a c t u m g Quafcy and Testing

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Owners apply different strategies when sales stall B y B n u w o n

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So, you're planning to move and you've listed the bouse (or sale at a (air market price, carefully select-ing an able real estate agent to ban-die tbe deal.

Everything is in order and the wait begins, a trying time during which you hope for a reasonable of-fer that signals a sale.

Alas, too often sellers find there is no such signal in today's real estate market. A sale does not materialize in a timely manner.

Owner response to such a dilem-ma varies widely, depending upon the motivation for selling a home in the first place.

Alice, a 50-year-old Farmington Hills woman who is in the midst of a messy divorce, is ambivilant about

selling the family home where she and her husband, an auto executive who left a year ago, reared two chil-dren.

Tbe bouse, a contemporary two-story structure, has been on the mar-ket 10 months. Tbe current listing expires in two weeks.

Alice, wbo doesn't want ber full name used for legal reasons, would like to sell tbe home because divorce proceedings cannot be finalised until then But she is in no hurry to do so because ber husband pays tbe monthly mortgage and supplies her with a living allowance, buying Alice time to adjust to divorced status in the supportive comfort of the family home.

'WHAT I'D LIKE to do is stay put," she said, knowing full well tbe home must be sold as part of the

pending divorce. Buyers regularly tour the house

but an offer of purchase has yet to be made, even tSbugh the asking price bas been reduced from $345,000 to $505,000. "I guess IH just have to hang in there," Alice said.

For now, she refuses to lower the price any further and when the list-ing comes due, she intends to relist with a new agent.

Pat and Jim Glionna of West Bloomfield are more intent on sell-ing their. 3,000-square-foot, tri-levei home which has been reduced $5,000 to an asking price of $249,900. They first listed for sale in May."

Tbe GBonnas have purchased property In downtown Toronto and are currently building a home there. Thev are depending cm cash from tbe sale of the home here to complete construction of the new bouse. If it

does not sell, they are considering refinancing, according to Pat Qlion-na. . . . .

"We thought about renting (the West Bloomfield house). We decided no We'll sell. When it didn't sell, we again thought about renting But we decided to stick urith our original de-cision. which was to sell.

"Now we have no intention of renting. We'll keep it on the market until It finally goes." she said. "Hey, it's o n l y ' b e e n four months."

THE GUONNAS do not rale out reconsidering renting the house if it does not sell by early next year when their new home in Toronto is expect-ed to be completed. Then, tbey will move their furniture, which Pat feelf adds to the selling potential of the house here.

F o r n o w , the house is r e g u l a r l y

shown to interested buyers and the couple is considering another possi-ble reduction in asking price

Patricia and Steve Cramer of Bir-mingham have bad their remodeled storybook home listed for sale since March following an intense six mnniha during which they converted the basement into an exercise, laun-dry and storage room complete with a built-in wine vault

The house is one of four for sale in their neighborhood Nobody, accord-ing to Patricia Cramer, fias had luck in selling While hordes of buyers regularly tour their home, and they have reduced the selling price from $275,000 to $264,500. there have been no offers of purchase.

The listing with their current real-tor comes due in mid-September

"We're not going to relist. We've

decided to stay. We're not under any pressure to move." she said.

The couple originally decided to sell in order to purchase property in either Birmingham or Bloomfield Hills and construct the Victorian-styled home of their dreams

"'We were more or less testing the market. Now we're going to wait un-til the market picks up," she said.

A stimulated market may be just around the coroor, the result of re-cently reduced interest rates for home loans, according to Allen iCing, president of tbe Western Wayne Oak-land Association of Realtors.

"The lowered rates have produced a very favorable impact, the fuel for home purchase among first-time buyers and people wanting to move up," King said.

Soil contamination demands thoroughInvestigation When we purchased oar condomi-

nium, tbe developer denied anything a b e t tbs Uvtii of rontaminanti in the toils around oar condominium. We have since been advised by the Department of Natural Resources that there are high levels of mercury and lead Ln the soil that might pose a safety hazard. The board of direc-tors is perplexed as to what to do and whether it most notify its mem-bers.

This is a very complex legal ques-tion Suffice it to say that to tbe ex-tent that the board is aware of po-

tential safety or environmental haz-ards at the condominium, It should notify the members of assocition as soon as possible, advising them as to what precautions can be taken.

The board has a responsibility to pursue those persons wbo may be re-sponsible for the contamination at the site and should also be fully apprised of its legal liabilities and responsibilities in connection with

„tbe contaminated areas. Contact should be made with the Department of Natural Resources after consulta-tion with legal counsel as to a course of action to be taken in concert with

condo queries dation?

I t w o u l d a p p e a r t h a t t h e a t t o r n e y has an e t h i c a l r e s p o n s i b i l i t y t o d i s -

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Robert M. i V M Melsner

the DNR against those persons re-sponsible for the contamination.

We have just determined that the attorney for our managing agent Is also the attorney for our association. These facts were never disclosed, ei-

ther by the managing agent or the attorney. The board is apset that there are still certain members on the board wbo have allegiance to the management company bat believe that nothing has been done that was improper. What is your recommen-

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t a i ned f r o m t h e r e s p e c t i v e p a r t i e s

I n th i s case, i t a p p e a r s t h a t n o t o n l y

the a t t o r n e y , b u t the m a n a g e m e n t

c o m p a n y , w a s r e m i s s i n d i s c l o s i n g

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in m i n d t h a t the m a n a g i n g a g e n t as

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t hose c i r c u m s t a n c e s , t h e b o a r d has e v e r y j u s t i f i c a t i o n t o be upse t a n d should e v a l u a t e i t s a l t e r n a t i v e s i n d e c i d i n g w h e t h e r t o c h a n g e a t t o r -neys and m a n a g i n g a g e n t s

Robert M Meisner is a Bir-mingham attorney concentrating his practice in the areas of condo-miniums, real estate and corpo-rate law

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"direct care F t * 8 p e n r ime O w e d C e r e W o r k e r t esdsd tor G r o u p

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-rfNfRA. LABORERS c h m a t n o p N c e x p e r i e n c e n e c e s -sary Apply only I r o m Mon Fn ai «ISO' Hi. Rd

8 vo ice req iAreB Ex o * I E C T CARE gs per tence neceseary Greet w o r t i n g i , * » p a n p m e

Monsca beaweer ^ 2 7 7 - 8 8 7 1 es t 314 Ar t o u a l O p p o r t u n i t y Emp ioye r

C H R 0 T M A S HELP M O O TO START

C U S T O M E R SERVICE! H C S R t o I <9 0 0 6

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Mourty ams bonus pkas gas

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i . i e i n e d iwreuor 4 i earn a * p u M c &ec<3

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MARKETING ASSISTANTS Need h igh school or co l lege grads w h o are g o o d typ is ts and n ^ r d w o r k e r s Ma rke t research f i r m look ing f o r people w h o w a n t t o team the business Parr t ime/f lex«-Die hours t o mee t c l ient d e m a n d Prefer exper ience w i t h IBM com-pat ib le c o m p u t e r s and WordPer fec t or Harvard Graphics so f twa re Onfy hard wo rke rs need apply

call Pat at 827-2400

2 F * 0 4 E Thursday. September 5, 1991

500 H^lp

» PO Bo* 772 Ot-« 5 £

500 Haip Wanted G R O U P HOME

ASSISTANT* MANAGER

s r s ^ s s

mctadua wtxom. Md and MMord tnm IM-

PRESS OPERATORS JAMTORIAL

MACHINE SHOP CONTROL PANEL ELECTRICAL

WIRING rEspartanoad Only)

TOP PAY. HOUDAY PA*. OVER--TBIE PAY, I INSURANCE

LIVONIA, 464-2100 SOUTHFIELD, 352-1300

SNELLING TEMPORARIES

I A FEE -

GENERAL LABOR

i trenapor-526-6100

GRAPHIC ARTIST pm

MM Mud* working knowledge of OH tap. aMMy to praparal da-MM rouge at work and Una an work tardant review Ouelflfed ep-| at n n experience a grapMc ana and tha abtoy lo communicoM we* Pelentan oilers chatangMg "Mi with gr*md growth poten Heath. danta 4 d*_C*« Dan lor H WtarWar 31M2M0U

GROUNDSKEEPER Needed fcjltfenotor apartmenteaa pfea In Fernangton. No np*rtanc* neceaeary 86.& par how. 476-B0B0

- 5 & S Crotonga ol Canton. S37S Honeyvee BNd.. Cannon GUARANTEED INCOME PROGRAM

• CALL TERRY AT 326-2000 R*a EataM On*. Inc. WeeOand GYMNASTICS INSTRUCTOR A AS»6T ANT COUCH NEEDED

contact LOrt. Strmmofcam YMCA >ri, Birmingham 1 011 t o w

SOLTi-iFlttfc HAIR SALON" Looking For Make Up Arttata

t NAIL TECHNICIAN Busy Uvonia toon n*aM hatpt W* are Kamylw lour an) ona (1) na* toctwlcan to com-piae our staff We oflar oompaWI Lunimaaton. pad vacation: m-aM UMXJS' r f ieae° ' A*"d* *

Work In B* aalon of your dreem* HAIR IMAGES

27500 Plymouth Rd. IE* W olinkster Rd

Ca« tor Moral** 427-6711

G R O U P H O M E MANAGER

CoHaaa degree ptaferiod CaU " " 464-1130

HAW CARE

5 « I

HAM ad |n radar aata. 9 daye

•aak. Farmmgton araa nurano 661-7060

HAIR STYUNG/RET AHJNG SALON.

HAIR STYUST - Ful and part ama operant. al Mgh volume Faitaalc Same. Facmmgton, Plymouth. Oar-dan CRy. Wayne * WooBond Cal Oartn Shaw Jr. 4 AsaocMM*

596-7727

ad tor Owdan CMy

HAM STYUST •o*o*rtng. need-toon. Guararv

428-0344 HAIRSTYLIST!

Ft* Um«

Lmaadani uppcirlufay Ful lima

Cad Mr Graan: 346-5640 HEALTHFOOD STORE

SALESPEOPLE ojtgomg. ma-

te* MMdyto *Ro hava an tatoaa or kiioafedg* M vtomkte. haaHh tooda and i w i w Raal aaiaa *a-partanoa pratoiiad but not nacaa aary R you're an amMWoua. we*

WEATHERVANE WINDOW 4J1-7J20

HEY YOU LOOK

Traval USA National Company ha* •dtota opening* tor 12 are and free to trava major dtto and t araaa Calornto bound- Al

anaa pad Mring. Stan today For ImtarvtMr cad Ida. Oudatt

365-2929 art 914 An Equal Opportunity Employer

HOUSEKEEPER needed tor group home W Farmington araa. Pan time. Mon. - Rt. 7:80 AM. - 1230 PM S6

IMMEDIATE OPENING avadaMa. mauranoa Agency with

garner* op-

nagotlawe-Cad

HAIR STYUST dene. We need help at a vary buay rime. Clientele WaMnol Tha name M tha Nup H - SHARE YOUH HAJR

2772® Plymouth Rd.. Uvonia At* tar JoAnne: 425-5440

INCOME TAX PREPARERS

No acperfence or experienced Fraa training noar. Ful or pan time employment opportunMaa in your neighborhood to ta*

584-7640

500 Help Wanted

ga 86.25/hr PR apply In paraon at 36SS0 Grand RN-ar (bate eon Htolnd 4 Orakei

Competitive wagoe A prograaar •» baneffta. Muet aUa to -ork Red Roof mn. M70O Anr Arbor Nd Plymouth. Ml.. 4S170

500 Haip Wanted HVAC. MECHANld

• YKARS EXPCRMNCC

INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE BOILER POSITION

j w l '

pa* al toga macMnar Muei hava HP Bodar to aMkta to Mom. Band i Box 622 Obeerver 4 Neiepapara. 1*351 S Rd . Uvonia. MtoNpan 44 ISO

eager to laarn. Sc tact 4 telephone i

HUMAN RESOURCES ASSISTANT provide ammntoiaBvel Can Chr»_-

auppon to dapenmem Our toemational company la a Mi aervtoe automobile aivpHer and b lui aleil oM of 1-275 end Ford Road.

INSIOE SALES/WAREHOUSE poanion available to en energetic av dMdual Muat ba a piubton eoNar 4

Prefer mdMdual tm one lo h«o yaara oI experlenoe In HR/Pereon-nal Dap) ' Muat beprodcnnt uunanmdcallon. ctolcal/oomputo (Wordpartoct 8*mphonyL racruWng «xl intovtoeing. and Bariedts.

Typing mm of al Waal 4S aprr talari' uawwaiiomelB a*m> expert

H you are mioi eoiBd m our HR poa»-lon end hava die quadteattona mat «e era aeafclng. plaaaa toward your

JudeG. Sep4rtoi, Meneger Human ttoeourcaa

Yaxaki EDS Engineering, mc. Road

1147 ftOOO Haggerty Roed Canton. Mi 481

Eoiai Opportunity Employ* Mtnority/Famatan lendkepperl 'Va

AUTO APPRAISER Inaurance Company In Seuthdeld

HAVE A TALENT FOR INTERIOR DECORATING?

Enjoy meaWng people? d - Pan nma m atora aaiaa.

JANITORIAL Mature dependable pi era) cleaning 4 4ght In NovL Ful Oma. Tuea thru Frt 4 Sal mornmga. Soma anpartanoe r» omred Fudy paid baneMl package Cad tha 10am 4 noon. JANITORIAL: PART-TIME: I U 10 hrs. par waek. 5 daye per aiaek-Aa araaa. IS Orchard Laka. Lone Pine. Orcfterd Laka. Cad.

JANITOR Naadad tod-ttoa tor private dub. Cad Manager et Plymouth EJka between »-2pm 4S9-17S0

KEYPUNCH KEYTAPE OPERATORS

Expananoe raguirad Dayaand Cad Farmngton I

474-1136 KlNDERCJtRE LEARNING CEN-TERS - chddcare teachara 4 aeato-anrodmant. Become a pan of tha bi-geet 4 beet In Hie chad card Indus-try Banadta mdude medtoal 4 den-

current aetoy MaMry to: CUNA Mutual mauranoa Grtup Human Reeowoea 4 Benefit*

28333 Telegraph 1. Ml 44034

INSURANCE - aa level poefbon - to* and pan time. Aak lor R o n , Sa»-561«

Or* AGENCY POSITIONS

Southfield - Uvonia - Troy Datroft - Oeerbom - Farmmglon Commercial 4 Paraonal Unaa

CSRa-Markadng-Claime-Ratera CONCORD PERSONNEL

19S00 MiddMbeft Rd 478-2200

Brighton aree window 4 door com-peny now accepting appdcattone to warahouee 4 production poettlone Good opportunity to advancement wnh competitive pay 4 banaM* Apply m paraon 5B3S Ford Ct. Brighton 227-4900

INSURANCE-EXPERIENCED ONLY Many agenda* aak to our help in IkKHng paraonal 4 commercial ana CSR'a. producer* 4 marketera. ao we need you now Saleriee to WO,000.

Company Paid Faea Ann Bed Personnel. Inc. (inawanoe 3paria4et amca 197S) 30000 Telegraph Rd.. Surte 2375

I Farms. Ml 4S025 540-3365

INSURANCE. Experienced Peraonal Unas mauranoa Rap. rarrmngton HRa Agency. Part time Agent com-

881-7793 puier ayaaam. Contact.

LAB ASSISTANT Manufacturer of eleclroetaaic paint/ powder nmshmg equlpmeni. Qutrea capabtoenergetlc paraon lo work W equlpmeni davelopmanl and

500 He<p Wanted

LIGHT INDUSTRIAL

• l a u n o r y w o r k e r ^ ^ ^ I tow Mon tow Fri... 7am K> 3i>m • H M t o a nokjda waahmg 4

I M 4 toene and Icrtirv | 4 racking clothes Qualified Lnta muat have s MMnwv of

•chool dlploma/GED 4 ba

m or sand re-aume lo.' St. Wtoent 4 Sareh Flehar Canto. anantWn Laundry Worker. 27400 W 12 Md* Rd. Farmington Hda. Ml 46334-4200

An Equel Opportunity Employer No phone c

LAWN MAINTENANCE ing. Iul 4 pen Ime. experlenoe pra-

up to M-SO/hr t6 elan Cutting Time 425-3727

344-7995 LAWN MAMTENANCE COMPANY Norlhvdtoarea. Laborer* nasi

NoexpertenoeneoaaeeryFu*

No

LAWN 8PRMKLER WORK araa •6 50/hr

752-4656 LEASING AGENT - part Oma weak and* experlenoe pieferred, B6/V tor WeeMand arae apt complex

422-5411 LICENSING IN REAL ESTATE

Our atudenta have a 90S paaa rate I GUARANTEE mat you wd pee* i State Exam or your money bec*l

amtkiu aoon Cad naaai 366-7 1-7111 lor <

SOUTHEASTERN INSIHU IE OF REAL ESTATE

Help Wanted

EXPRESS , TEMPORARY SERVICE

843-4590 LIGHT MAINTENANCE/ JANITO-RiAL -'aeponatoa mdMdual needed to auburtMn hotel >w> Mon-Frl tOam-lpm TrsvaWdge 11 WO Haggerty Rd Northvea. LIGHT PRODUCTION female, window menulacturlns Steady wont, aome overtime. Stari $6 35/hr Umftad baneftts 6-4pm M -Th Apply 4-6. 26016 Glandala •

MACHINE OPERATORS

ENTRY LEVEL in v nadtoa lud time opemnga toax-parto hava abMy to read oadpara 4

-- n 4 mtoi . location CaS-

476-7212 MACHINE TOOL ELECTRICIAN

1 opening. apc*y m person: 11001 Globe. Uvonia. N. of Plymouth be-tween Newburgh 4 Levan

MACHINISTS. CNC Farmington Hide manufacturer need* « montha factory experience to 2nd or 3rd ahlft »6 25/hr CaU Lota al UNTORCE 473-2934

500 H*p Wanted

9:30am 7pm.

• MANAGERS LadNa ctothlng. good R » l fit. 161

LAOICS <XOTHRK» Good pay toned!*

MANAGER TRAINEES Looking to man 4 woman m greater Detroit araa to management pow-dons - Mo Experlenoe I

rteger eama 460.000 • 4 Inaurance

Seourt»y«accap»ed CadNoaJ!^ 291-7722 42S-5230

Warren > » « • Ann Arbor 677-0067

Taylor

MANICURIST NAIL TECHNICIAN

Fir net aaton rn Plymouth Days. 46 l-5445Evea. 464-4771

EXPERIENCED MAINTENANCE paraon to madton attad comptot m Detroit. 336-2621

MAID WANTED mmirman 1 y

•no* OorcheaUr Motel Par t ume, m m m t r , ^ y e a r ^ e i y a r i -

SWIM INSTRUCTORS Ftodbia Hours. Contact Unda Blrmfnghem YMCA 644-9036

UGHT ASSEMBLER, to Ceertom •hop. 6601 Chaee roed Ful time -pan nme Cad Mon - Frt. • a m - 2 p m 564-3020

LOOKING FOR A JOB? Mamta-^ $Vo per fx** Taker*, pan Ume.

per hour. H your ere an adgible Oak land County reaidenl ce* 354-6167

LOOKING to reeponelbM depend-able IndMduaN to ight lapor 16 an hour to atan Carpet daaranj i radon work. Cad -1356

MACHINE OPERATOR 1 HR PHOTO FINISHING

Experienced only Cad Ben. Woodward Camera: 642-6670

peintmg/poardor coating equipment or pneumatic/hydraulic eyefeme a plus. Enthueleem a requirement

Same* Electrostatic

LANOSCAPS AND IRRIGATION accepted. Apply In parson •earner'* Landecape Co . 1320 Ladd Road, Waded Lake 624-1700

LANDSCAPE LABORERS , Experienced only.

- Q d K 0 2 e - 0 6 4 0

LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR wanted Good pay 4 liana" U Experianoad onfy

326-3640

LOAN OFFICERS Reet Mortgage Corp. the na t ions second largest m o r t g a g e b a n k e r , has great opportunit ies tor ex-perienced Loan Off icers In: W Wayne 4 Oakland Countlee

Our compensat ion pack-age Includes: salary, excel-lent commission phis, expenes account and fu* benefit*

.Xxaarlancad Mortgdga Loan Offl-c•rt iltouM cal: FLEET MORTGAGE CORP Bret Hoffman. 462-4041

E2L LANDSCAPING

Hard work, vary long hoira. drivers Hcanae a muat. S6.00 an hour.

941-6019

MACHINE OPERATORS 4 TRIMMERS

openlnga lor machlna operator* 4 trimmers 46.25 lo atart Luadetn benefit* Apply a«: Almend Aaaocl-ataa. Inc.. 12001 Levan, Livonia

An Equel Opportunity Employer

MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT

-m pereon al; 111 S Woodward, S i s 222, Birmingham

MAINTENANCE HELPER - part tan* 474-3000

Strawberry Lanee Apts. Fsrmlngton Hto.

Send reeumee or appfy at: Bovs RapuMc. 26000 W 9 M4e

Ferm*ngton HM*. Ml 46336 476-9660

MAINTENANCE PERSON Experienced w electrical, ptonbmg. naadng 4 tn conditioning. FiM Ume to auourban apartment comf Cad Mon -Fri.. 10am-3pm. 366-1030

An Equel Opportunity Employer MAINTENANCE POSITION to apt community m Canton/Weatland ares Knowledge of generol mainte-nance. heating 4 ceo*ng. eleclrtcet end 2 yra nan experience required Submit application to 6375 Honey-tree Bhrd., Canton. Ml 46147

MAINTENANCE PERSON HVAC experience reqiired Apply m person only rt Woodcreet V*ag Apartment*. 8300 Woodcreel Dr Weeliand Mon - Fri . 10-6 PM No phone cada MANAGER FOR Trrm )eeaav Expa-nenced Only Southltod Rapfy Box 590 Obeerver 4 Eccentric Newapapera. 36251 Schootoaft Rd Ltvorae, Mlctagan 48150

MANAQER-TRAtNeES - -

$1500/mo. National corporation expending throughout Michigan, currently hee poertion* open lor 10 eeger aharp Indlvlduto We tram . Benefit* In-clude 3 montha Teal track-' man-agement traaimg program, paid va-cations company car program, dueranteed income pka bonueaa. PoTmtervtew, 422-6223

MAMCURiST • opportunity to your own Buainaaa m my M afrvlca N.W Uvonia aaton. aome fintalu a

r Salon 476-7171 MANUFACTURING COMPANY m Oak pam aeeka aiiiplo>aee to aec-ondary martuna operaitoia we tram fo-»S hr /wk Ce* 447-4462

MARKfc I ING TRAINEE Local ofBoe of national orgenteabon naada a tow good-paofa aftog lo work hard and ba Iralnad Earn w h i t e y o u l a a r n G u a r a n t e e d 126.000 Aral yaar Income. Ca* Uaa Dumee et 366-3748 MARKET RESEARCH tilei dawera

Ftodbia hours Ful or part-time Muet enioy tafclng to peopfe. Wond-• taml Ma*. L l im i la 886 7991 MATURE PERSON warned to work m our Famtogton reoeMng depen ment to be i eeponalbia tor receiv-ing. (Retribution, labaang. Inventory control 4 pricing. Fu* tune Apply m paraon Kiddle Land 22130 Cooddge. Oak Park

500 W l p Wanted 500 Help Wanted ' NAIL TECHNICIAN needed Expen-

Mechan ic 's Ass is tant Needed malure. exp^lanead Meemardc* Aaeletant » work mo* nme Hour* are 1 lam-Spm^Monde!

" i rb LUMBER CO. 12600 Stark Rd , Uvoma. Ml

NEED MATURE IndMduela I appointments No N * n f l | Evamngs 46.25 and up J

Mrs Krum at 427H

day Ihru Friday *am-3pm MEMBERSHIP SALES

tola. If you are enthualaat l r and neve local Uuameea con tac t * aand reeume and toter of maaraal to:

a e c c . A i m Preeldent 240 Martin. Bammohem. M l 46009

NURSERY to Pi lvala C»ub m F e m -ngton Love of uhddien a mua l Hours negotiable S itexitw* Aak to A M t s _ 476-3246

OFFSET PRINTER Printing Co needs h id- t lm* . a i m ixeaa operator i i t u f e i e c i o i and 2 G o t o fxper lenoe neceaeary BENEFITS Cad 526-7610

or FAX to by 11 1991

MOLY MAID

nour m a r T v*M. Fermmglon areea on l * Great hour* , vacation, banadta 4 ™ * * 466-2063 or 476-3131

m 6 PROC

AGE ORS

Rock Fmanciel Corp hee openlnga to 3 additional i - o f powered loan prooeeeora lo torn I t* warning teem C o n e k t o the to*owing

• Conventional only • Hlgheet aatoy m the buameae • Beet bonue plan m the mduetry . immedMi * 'algnlng ' bonue agon

. "Sue Croe* upon niring

. 4 0 IK Plan • A* underwrit ing and Funding done m-noueei %

• Oekland County a largeel

' do not apply If you are not a aeaaoned mortgage prooedtor W you leel you are good enough to torn the kneel proceeemg teem any-wnere caa Dan G *be r t e l

313-540-8000 An Equal Opportuni ty Employer

OLAN MILLS Haa I opanmg. tor p ie No experience n o e e a a r y Aleo need a I m e a n gar to Ugh! l ieMvw. work Knowledge of Apply t o Carofyn VrtK-ft HowaN. Ml Mon Sept 9. 6 -9pm snd Tues Ihru Fri 9am- 1pm 4 S-9pm

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F

OPERATIONS Poaitlon lor stock b rokerege f i rm EXPERIENCED ONLY Poeaibie ed

Hor lhaeelern Hwy Ca* Tony 737-6466

OPTICAL DISPENSER Pan tone, flexible hours. Exper ience p r e f e r r e d D O C F r a n c h i s e In

376-0022

MECHANIC Experianoad tor bowtog center Sand letter 4/or iseuma to. PO Box

871193. Carton. ML 46187 MECHANIC - Light aervlce including oil chenglng and tire aervloe Hourly pka commiealon. Apply m paraon Now-Mottv* inc., 21530 Novi Rd.. between 8 4 9 Mda Rds MECHANIC WELDER TExpartenoed) Mac pert time Oloea! Engine Men. heavy duty dteeel truck neeumaa to Box 710. Obeerver 4 Eccentric Newapapera. 36261 Schootereft Rd Uvonia. Michigan 48150

An Equal Opportunity Emptoyer MERCHANDISER - pan time for ag-arette menufacturar. to (mar Ihe Bloomltod. Walarlord. Farmington 4 Brighton areas Muat ba 21 yrs did tns have dePtfOtH transpor-tation $6.45 par hour and

CJ 776. Obeerver 4 Eccentric Newapa-pera. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd . Uvo-nia. Mlcmgan 46160

MORTGAGE CLOSER Southftod beeed mortgege compe-ny • eeekmg en experienced cloaar m conventional 4 government loan* Qualified peraone contact Valerie MBer 356-5660

M O R T G A G E P R O C E S S O R / U n -derwrner Experience needed tor ama*. fnentPy 4 g rowth onentad

MORTiiAUfc PHUCkSiOH

Hoapltai 4 Health Sarvlcaa Credit Union haa an opening lor a mor t -gage proceeaor with 1 yeer o l expe-rience p i e t o r e d E x c a * i n l benef i t * 4 eaiary peckaga Piaaae aubmit re-aume to: V P of Lending Servicaa P O Bo* 130080. Ann Arbor Ml 48113-0060

An Equal Opportuni ty Employer

OPTICAL LAB TECHNICIAN Trekiee wanted m Novi arae Flexible hour*. Greet opportunity tor ln te l*gent . hard working and ambl t loua paraon Mual be between 16-21 yeer* old and ava m Wayna Coun ty (not De-t r o l t l Can to r tcp* 4 6 4 - I 6 6 0

OPTOMETRIST Opportunity to become partner m 3 refracting locat ion* with no Nnanctai Inveetment Immediale mcome op-portunity A* inquariaa are corrhden t u t CaU Yvonne 474-6660

PAINTERS NEEDED 2 yeers sxperv ance m pamtlng new nomaa re-quired Good pay lor the right per-aon Ca* Sam 437-7530

PART TIMF

MOVER - MUST hava g o o d driving record $6 per h o w

344-9962

MOVERS WANTED P* r t 4 M l time: Must hava own de-pendable vehicle, vend opera iora «-cane* 4 telephone Muat be de-pendable 4 raaponettae. d e e r cut 4 preeantatv* w i ta rvKv* taken by ap-

ly Muat c a * on Sept

3,4.5.6. 10-2pm. only

PROFESSIONAL MOVING SERVICES

-v 662-3721

NAIL TECH - Great oppor tun i ty lor topnotch manicurist Your own busi-r»*e* wtthm busy B i rmingham salon F u l a m * : l i c e n s e d , aome c U e m t o . CMi today 642-268? OFFICE CLEANING POSITIONS in W Btoomheid 26 houra per weak Evenmga Mon thru Fri Mual have High School d ip loma 4 g o o d com-municat ion m a * Muat nav« own tranaportet lon 465-4420

AUTO PORTER Ideal for co l l ege s t u d e n t , h a r d w o r k i n g , g o o d d r i v i n g

r e c o r d . Honest , d e p e n d -ab le . Cal l Caro l :

MORAN MITSUBISHI

353-0910 PERSONAL COMPUTER

TECHNICIAN 1-2 ywara *xpenence m th * diagno-aia. repair and mateMetlon of computer* Irom ISM, COMPAQ ALR and EPSON la requi red Knowl-edge of WORDPERFECT LOTUS DOS and diagnoanc p r o g r a m * a a plua Muat mtarfece we* wi th pubkc end be a mouva led aelt atarter Send reeume to Entre Computer Center. 37726 Errterpriee Ct Ferm-Ington HUa Ml 46331

OIL CHANGER W A N T E D Experi-ence preferred but w* l t ram. 50 nrs par waek good work ing environ-ment . 14 Mae 4 Southf ie ld 647-2 T24

P H O T O L A B T E C H N I C I A N Molo Photo ol Rocheeler a looking h x a pari or lull t ime printer ,'lati technician Candidate mual be a r » a p o n a l b l e c o n a c i e n t i p u a and motrvceled Individual 1 hr i*E « • perlence preferred 375-1565

P H O T O L A B T E C H Fua t«me experlenoe preferred

For 1 Hour Pnoto Lab CONCOURSE 1 HOUR PHOTO

Bloomfield Plaza Maple at re iegrapn

855 9836

4 P.M. TUESDAY FOR THURSDAY EDITION / 4 P.M. FRIDAY FOR MONDAY EDITION

• AJuminum Cleaning ALUMINUM dr VMYL CLEANING

Wajung 4 pamt refurtaafang 471-2600

EXTERKMCLEAWNG aaang. mo-

1-3636 Aluminum aiding, vlnyt atong bto homes. bric£ 4 driveways NSC CtoanMg Samoa. 381

EXTERK3R HOUSE WASHMG Aluminum-vteyl-brick

. Comm Rea l 564-4221

9 Aluminum Siding ALCOA SIDING. TRIM 4 GUTTERS

METROA?UMWUM Frank 474-4300 ALL FAZE MOCCRMZATION

.gutfers. doors.

garaga*. rapato. uc./lns Kan. 421-3616

ALUMINUM 4 VINYL PROOUCTS

; A luminum & Vinyl Siding, T r im '

, & Gut ters 4 REPLACEMENT WINDOWS AU WORK GUARANTEED

FULLY WSUREOe REFERENCES LICENSED BUILDER

CRESTWOOD CONSTRUCTION

553-2520 ALUMfUM 4 V*fYL SONG

Tito. RooRng. Guftoa

Rapera. Free aet SiOMO TRIM GLITTERS Houaa Tfto - From $450

Garaoa Siding 4 Trim - $690 Up HYiaUe. TERRY 961-6644

SIDING. TRIM, WINDOWS UC >MS -FREE GST

451-2906

VWfYL 4 Alum. I

471-2600 12 Appjiaoce Sarvica |

BILL'S APPLIANCE SERVICE

Albert A. Dettore Asphalt Paving

Comm'I. and Res'I.

522-6400 -AMERICAN ASPHALT

PAVING CO. "TheBlto L**»

Free Est 43S-M2S ASPHALT EXPRESS

^•MeoaHng Fra*|H 6 a a - 5 0 i 0

A-1 PATRIOT ASPHALT (You can rely on us)

26 years experlenoe Licensed A Insured

Deal with Ihe Owner 67S-3757

Century

xtMMooomt co i . ASTNALT PAW

15 Aaphatt MICH. ALL PRO ASPHALT

Comml 4 Res Drivewey*. perkmg to*. saatooaOng. tennis courts. Fraa eat. a* work guar. Special ralee thru Sapt $100 off drt.awaj with this ad. (Pi1 a*am ad m advance.) Sarvtno Oakland County 867-4626

TELSTONE ASPHALT PAVMG INC IdarMW. commercial. Frae writ-eMtm**** meixed 4 ouaran-

1.360-1763. 4A-B873

THE JEFFREY CO. Black Top Paving

676-5630

379-4800

27 Brick, Block, Camant A - 1 REPAIR WORK

A* maaonry 6 oement work. Naar 4

BRICK. BLOCK 4 CEMENT REPAIR Aaphaft - Ortveways/Paridng lota WM»proofing Res 4 Comm.

CEMENT WORK

rage f loor* , a te Free Eat. 261-.

C 4 G MASONRY 437-1534 Brick Maaon. CMmney*. Paboa

Prochaa. Specialist Craig Ucenaed Contractor

COBRA CONSTRUCTION AJ Type* of Cement Work

ffeataanttsi Commercial Free Eat Ucenaed 4 meured. 596-4103

17 AutoSarr icM MOBILE CAR WASH

The Car Waaft That Comae To Youd Int. 4 Ext. Cleans ia For appt

Ca* Royal Touch 562-7227

A 4 8 WATERPROOFING Cracked leaky repaired. uc. conn actor. RrtiHi aarvtos. Uvonia 4 nearby areas 464-2075 ALL TYPES Of WATERPROOFING

Ouarartoed F f M E s t i m c t i t

Pato Mau6 - 476-1666 A - 1 WATERPHOOFING |

Hbie aaa^B 344-111*

CONCRETE WORK NEW 6 REPAIRS

Driveways. Beeement*. Pex thee Patio'* 4 Sidewalk*

QUALITY WORK Uc. 532-6967 DOGONSKi CONSTRUCTION

BRKX BLOCK 4 CEMENT WORK PORCHES CHIMNEYS'S

DRW AYS FREE EST 537-183?

EMH CONTRACTING INC Cement & Masonary

•Ortvwwey* -Petto* •Step*

33 Bldy. 4 Ramodaiinq

A - QUANTUM A KITCHENS 4 BATHS A FINISHED BASEMENTS E A L U M 8 IDMG. ENCLOSURES e D e c k s , ROOFS, MASONRY e GARAGES. WINDOWS e WOOO PRIVACY FENCES e CUSTOM BRICK PAT108 e Uc 4 m* Free Est

538-0241 • Abeolute Satisfaction Guaranteed Al phaaee ol mt/ext ianiude*ng Kitchen, bath, roofing, aiding, elc. Al Pro Construction Co 663-4456

ABLE AND READY TO WORK WTTH YOU

Home Town Builders e ADDITIONS e KITCHENS e BASEMENTS • DECKS

Deal direct wrth owner and gat top quamy al aftordable prioae

459-3232 Free Eetlmatee - Uc-/lne

ADDITIONS

BuHdara Inc. For f ree l Sl-2060 Addition* • Roofing

mt 4 Ext Renovation*-15 Yra Exp UC. • tna • Ref • Free Est

Greet Laitee Conatmcttoi 364-8620

BASEMENT LEAKS REPAIRED

Earl M Jensen <74-6224 DRY BASEMENT FO

Al work done on FOR 20 YRS.

WALLY'S WATERPROOmG Free Eat, 26 yra eap Summer Spec 30% o», afl typea cement. Licensed 4 ma 1-600-632-493* 646-6B66

27 Brick, Btock, Camant

Ca* KeHh 477-6S73 AC* CO®fT WORK

Remove 4 Repaaoe • Drivea • Paaoa Taddng • Ce* Tem. 726-6646 AOVANCCD PORCH 4 CONCRETE • * Al Mae oamam work No tob •oo ama* A* work piaiilaad 15 yrs »parienoe Raf 427-5666

TOPOUAL/TY

6 FAW ESTIMATE

ALL CEMENT REPAIR ONLY

Ml rape*, ate. 274-0*6* 756-6463 ALL TVPCS - brtca. bto*.

471-2600 • Anos to ' s Suppl ies

COMLRB 14 READT MIX HAUL IT YOumtLP

a 2 YDS TRARERSFRi 478-1729

BEST CHIMNEY CO

557-5595 ' ^CEMENT REP A iRS •

4naured •wewprochng eackhoa won WORK MYSELF FREE ESTIMATE

348-0066

Frank Vento Masonry & Cement Co, Inc

• FOUNDATIONS • ADDITIONS • WATERPROOFING • DRIVEWAYS • GLASS BLOCK a BRICK PATIOS a PORCHES

I Oo My Own Won 36 Years Experience

FULLY LICENSED * INSUREO netoransae A"*a*tn

Free Estimate*

464-7262

A FAMILY BUSINESS RON DUGAS BLDG.

#646 Crown - Uvonle

e A PERSONAL TOUCH • KITCHENS. VANITIES. COUNTERS BASEMENTS DOORS REPAIRS

VINYL 4 PELLA W1NOOWS Uc 4 meured 26 Yr Experience

421-5526

CEFAI BUILDERS

Bulk ing • Modern izat ion Kitchen • Bath Special ist

363-7546 free Est Uc./ms.

IACOMP CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION INC

Driveways. Footing* Patio* Qe-ragaa. Uc.. me Free E* 427-1643

COMPLETE RENOVATIONS

Ree ldVComm l l k . 4 ma LAHO CUSTOM BLDG 960-0160

33 Bldg. & Remodeling KITCHENS - COUNTERTOPS

Baaement* - Bar* - Decka Lioeneed - 20 yrs. Exp

ECUA Construction 464-7960 UC. 4 Ins Since 1975

THATCHER CONSTRUCTION Kitchen beth. eddmone. decks

649-1396 MARS BLDG CO Commercto. AddWlone

Free est Prompt sarvloa. 536-2 MR. KITCHENS & MORE

. K I T C H E N * PATH SPECIALIST •

Birchcral l 4 Pioneer Cebmatry Craftkna Wmdowa

Free m-home Eatlmetea Bank Financing

Uc. 4 Inaured 20 Y r s Experience

427-4442

OWNER/SUILOER PARTICIPATION PROGRAM * FINANCING AVAILABLE *

General Contraction Reetorallona. R e m o d - m ^

13)964-9290 PLAN NOW FOR SUMMER FIX UPS: Stong - (aluminum • vlnya

ng. decks Comptoe addi-4 ma 423-6001 686-036*

REC ROOM, KITCHEN 6 BATH SPECIALISTS A* Remodeling Fomace 4 Lammale

476-0011 REPAIR ALL • INTERIOR/EXTERIOR

Free Eet. - Uc. - meured Ca* Matt 474-3642

RESIDENTIAL 4 COMMERCIAL Ful Service Contractor

R. L. WATSON e Cuatom Homes. Rsmode*ng e Cuatom Carpentry Cabinetry e Kacftane. Baths Deck* eOealgn Service

For an accurate coet eeameie 674-4926 or 929-6214 mob*e

39 Carpentry

471-2600 Rec room*. Beeement*. Kitchens. Ba th room* New 4 rapeira

55 Chimney Cleaning, Building, Repair

40 Cabinetry A Formica

Cabinet King 534-2330

Mert*et cabmata 4 vanftye. Or cuelom bu*t by The K ing Formica or l ead wood doo r * Counter tope end vanity tope Floors by Armetrong Free m-home <

FURNITURE/CABINET REPAIR • Repair Lammale • Adlust Door* Replece HUngea • Hardware • Ceu*

25 yra Experience Joe. 663-3159

OAK WOOO HOME IMPROVEMENT Speoenang m

Ki tchen 4 Bathroom n e n i o d o f i g • Cabinet* '• Counter Top • Ceramic Tile

• Door* • Window* • Plumbing • Eiactncal

We do H ALL I rom * tan to Amah 596-3126

SIGNATURE WOODWORKS Custom lumi turs 4 caomsta

Wood* * lemmeiee Perfections deaagn 4 execution 872-7164

41 Carpets CARPET CONTRACTORS INC

Carpet, knolaum. wood t i e aemplea brought t oyou Free Eel 442-7570

42 Carpet Cleaning & Dyeing

rTALO Conetruction Cement Co Garaoa. ^"awei*, penos Gerage riing. Ucenaad Bonded Inaured Sine* 1660 474-360*

KVH CONS T RUCTION Lie. 4 I n * D r i vewey*

A BEAUTIFUL Big or am

s Free set. Uca Complete Construction 477-7706

DERMONOS CONSTRUCTION WC

Garag* Poal Data* . 18 Yrs. Eu Sr RESIDENTIAL EXPERTSH

Deck*. Garage* RooRng. SI . FREE EST 10% OFF wWi AD

Floor* " LICENSED C A U MARK. 537-637* Oto

542-7003 FAIRBANKS BUtLDiNG

O CONSTRUCTION ALL TYPES Of CEMENT No Job To Big Or Smel

Free Eat Uc 4 meured 466-2925 HOMESTEAD BURDENS *4C | oa th* addmona. rac [ep iacaman t w i n d o w *

CARF HOME REPAIR WHTRT QUALITY C O M E S rimr

STONE MASON - Alao brick taoca mnu el a to oonamacton ar lena •cepe Mdtng me beet kvmg th* iaBlIno* '964 L toJ fe * 3664319

StoneScape* Cuatom Maaonry

IT COSTS NO MORE t o get

1st d e s s w o r t t m a r t s n f p inNNER of '

UNIVERSAL CEMENT

»

Pros Cat - IB Yrs Exp

565-7479 WCSTLAMD

HAMILTON BUILDERS C e i 5 5 6 - 5 « a 0 24 hrs

KEEQO Construction Co.

rT Soar* j a -

"briek'toxa

Pree a*t >474-43 to .477a 192 LK 4 Ins M yrs Eap

3 1 3 - 6 6 1 - 6 6 5 5

R BERARO CO INC KNchsns sMts/Counlsr Tope Cabineta/Wlndows/ Additions

i>oa V Gar apes,' Oec* *•' Sunr oom* 5*1-6311: 349-0664

VOORHEES BLSLDtHO • • • . Kitchens wmdo<

39 Carpentry AOOITKXS-GARAGES

PLANKS4BOARM CONSTRUCTION

522-3039 A - 1 CARPENTRY

Repair* tooumpHI* laniudaang

CARPENTRY ANO REMOOELPfG Baaaivniriit*. kltchena. door*. Raf radmaa 4 roofe Ma iann, repair 26 Yrs Bp Sol Conet mc rl7 *345

CUSTOM CARPENTRY BY PETE • KMcfiana- Crown MoiAdmg

Quaaty 4 *ne woodwor* Free aa* Raf 20yr*Sto Lit tee 347-1243

PM«.S CARPENTRY

n f l a a

SMALL j O e i l 425-5930 QUALITY CARPENTRY

AN ALPINE FRESH CARPET* ataam cleaning aarvioo 2 rooma I] ha*. 836. truck mmailed epmpmani Any aofa 430 Any In Hi lat 826 Any chak 420 Peak oi Oeen 422-026*

LAKE SUPERIOR SERVICES Fa* apecMI 2 roome 4 he* 4 3 6 m e m p o o 4 axtrecnon upnolatary

free gal mane today SSS CARPET CLEAMNG

Bonded 4 mewed Reeannahia

471-1686

STEAM CLEANNiO SPECIALTIES rm 425 Omaig rm 420

420 Bdrme 810 (Avereoa •oom mm 3*6-1731

Liv ing n Fanto r

44 Carpet laying * Repair

AAA S * i INSTAL * REPAIRS t d a . — e b N A l work Guererilea Her erica* 4 Yr* Erpenenoe

C e a o e v e 421-6520

AA CARPET REPAIR ALL TYPES OF REPAIRS

SAME DAY SERVICE ALL WORK GUARANTEED

626-4901 KEU-YS CARPETS

•ona r e I wort guer II pad i laatu is* 42a*

63 Draperies Slipcovera/Clng.

78 Firewood

CHIMNEY e Nam 4 reaper* e C laaned/Leek* Fixed 445 e Senior Dlecount. 1 day aervloe

"Guaran teed Best Pr ice"

471-9112

Chimneys Bum now 4 repek '

Will beat any price! Senior dtaan dlecount

Llceneed 4 meured.

BESTCHtMNEY CO.

557-5595

CUSTOM WINDOW TREATMENTS • D rape r * * - va lance* • Shade*

• Vertical BHnd*/Mlm Band* • Over 40 year* exper ience

363-6000 566-7420

ALL SPLIT MIXED SEASONED Hardwood* 1 fece c o r d <4'*8 '»16 18") $60 2 or more 456 eech. deav-ered 397-0256

64 Dreaamaking & Tailoring

CURED MIXED FIREWOOD I 6 " x i ' t f 455 par co rd

3 MKd» for 4156 526-9421

PROFESSIONAL ALTERATIONS 4 REPAIRS on any type ol ga rman l 1 Day Service on hems avai lable c m d y Green 525-4413

MIXED HAROWOOD 450 A Single Face C o r d 445 For 5 4 440 For 10

Ce l . 531-2952 or 632-3684

65 Drywall

QUALITY FIREWOOC Oak. Maple 4 Bwch f r om Alpena 4«8» 16, 455 to 480 Cut apkt 3e«v ereo 1-800-373-5669

CHIMNEYS - PORCHES BRICK RESTORATION

Rebum. Repaired Leek* Slopped, Tuck Pointing. FteafUnga, Cleaned 4

n e d A I Work Guaranteed

-2733 HIGH HAT CHIMNEY SWEEP Reincape. Oamper*. Repelri Guerantaed no msss. meurec

U c ( « 2 7 7 8 ) - 4 5 4 - 3 5 5 7 531-6531

MILLER S CLEAN SWEEP PROFESSIONALLY CLEANED

CAPS 4 SCREENS INSTALLED WE GUARANTEE MO MESS 525-0235

AAA CUSTOM CEILINGS Spray texture, repei rv1 paint ing

522-0430 DRYWALL 4 PLASTERING

New 4 Repair* Hand or Spray. Tex-tur ing Acoustical CaU Lie Guar 30 Yr* Exp 543-0712 662-7543

81 Floor Service A BETTER FLOOR SANDING JOB

Old f loor* our tpac la l ty Stem w o r t tiaeutlfuff> done Also nwwhoo«« installed 477-7738

471-2600 Mew 4 repev p t a e t e m g taping, taxturizmg. stucco

A SHINING REFLECTION ON YOU! Mecco Commercial Floor Service Quaaty ' valueTfie r ight choice

Ce l ua anytime 714-2091

66 Electrical

A-1 WOOO FLOORS We mata l «*nd 4 ftrveh *!• t ype* o< wood f loor* Cuatom work a special-ity For Frae Estimete c a l 352-6059

A 4 A ELECTRIC Ra* 4 Comm braaker 6 tuae panel*, plugs, v io lat ion* LK

M Est Anyt ime 564-

BILL O K L E R E L E C T R I C Ra* 4 C o m m - Lie i n s p e c i e n m g w y * J h o m e *

58 Clock Repair CLOCK REPAIR ALL VARIETIES Grendlether. Wa* Manila Cucaoo Anmnwraary COMPLETE SERVICE

Clock 4 Wood origlnel 266-1561

81 Decka-Patio* Sunroomt

A BEAUTIFUL CEDAR or Wolmen-oad Dack witn FREE Stair* t Reaa

Uc • meured • Free Est 442-2744

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL DECKS Cedar or WotmanOed

ABSOLUTE QUALITY! CUSTOM DESIGN DECKS

S>«erior Workmenamp Uc 4 me - Free Eat

Cedar Spr'-asCons 626-592*

BOLLIN ELECTRIC Commercial- lnduetrtei-Rea •

459-0070. 459-6430

B E A R W O O D I N T E R I O R S H A R D W O O D F L O O R S

S P E C I A L I S T

Wa carry a full l ine of he rdwood flooring and oerquet We male* re-Hrwah r *p*B a ao fm>*had carpentry wtlti t ramed parsonnei

COMMERiCAL/RESIDENTIAL LICENSED BUILDER

313-4*4-6916

ELECTRICIAN NEEDS YOUR WORK No |ob loo *malt i Ceding tana 220 I n t o . apaa. rapel r* e lc Ca* Gary. 7 deys at 427-1264

MARDWOOO FLOORS installation, sending. Biwahmg 4

repe i r i Commercial 4 Reeideni i * i Bryen Guy • 462-4066

NEED AN ELECTRICIAN" Rae 4 Comm f tn Pricae f ree Est Violation*. Sorv Cnenges Pool* Unrted Memtenenoe 946-2990

92 Furniture -Finishing & Repair

ROWE ELECTRIC 4 SUPPLY Electric ContrecOng 4 Suppae*

REPAIR 4 RE FINISH FURNITURE Any type of Cemng end Ruen

661-5520

Thursday. September S. 1661 0 6 E *3f

5 6 6 H e l p W ,

ORDER DESK

PART TME help

ray* Ao* llaidw*. "tymoupi Rd.. Radtor* Tap Ca* 4 aak to Bar* at

n r a M O

PERMANENT AREA BUILDER

PHONE SOUOTORS Tap nferi.aoodi

Fu* 4 part am 537-181*

JOM OUR TEAM

"••mangee To ton ourH ^BR5met*Sunh«r?D*

Uvonfe. 4*180 An Equal OppanunRy Empioyar

PLASTIC 4 METAL FabricaOon Ma-ture. Experienced only Ftodble lour* Good al tabM aaw, punch praea 552-8641

100 Help Wanted PRESS OPERATOR

s s r S ? Tfen.se 473-6306

PRODUCTION TECHNICIAN

500 Halp Wanted

rlenoad alfeat preee opereior Km Of ASOK* and/or Ra* praaaaa a plua Fu* ame deya Mual to a hard working 1621 rear old IMng m Wayna Count* (not Detroit i Ca* lor appl 4*4-1 toO

OUAUTY MSPECTOR moan,

Qutoty releted leets IBM or Apple PC experlenoe itopto but not

500 HetpWi S A t a s / s T o w

P S M ° ™ S P P N m T t o Mama C a n t o . ZT74

MM N of Pintoc Tra*

SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER ideal re-entry j ob Need mar*. Nam •nargy type Paaifiai la a muat No experience n u i i f l . traMng pro-ofed Ful Oma Sapt Mm Dec.

Starting rm. of pay 87 _14 _ Compel u x> M ^ Appaca*« we

have a 2 yaar dagraa m a technical feld or the equivalent m training and

*h automtafl aaaam-3-8 ar* at progiaa

a Mgh volume manufacturing enfeonmanl la mv peraPve aa la aMeti mm trflub-tofiamirig end rapto akto. comput-er Maracy SPC knowwOge and fe-

• you are aa* motivated learn con-tributor and are leaking ectiatoig-rng career opportunity m a dynamic

aand y o i * reeume m confldanca to

TRW TECHNAR 3011 Reeearch Orive

PLUMBER ReappnaKiM 4 Experienced

Own truck 4 tooN 4 *6 -26*7

POLCE FIRE DISPATCHER CRY of Hunamglon Wooda Pub*c Safety Dapartmanl la aaoapMng ap-pacsiiona to Emergency Bervtoea DNpaaehar High tchool graduate, no criminal reoord*. good driving

a Safely Deportment. 12755

t5th. An Equal Opportunity Employer

PORTER NEEDED Fia tame Mon - Fri

Chryato Pt mouth 526-5000

PRESCHOOL TEACHER NEEDED Rocheeler araa

tSTTr PRmntoG BINDERY PERSON

Pari time mornlnga. 7am- 1pm Some experience naca**ar» Good

nerd working, motivated parson tor tha right paraon Great upportunRy lor advancement Muat be bateean 16-21 and Pre m Wayna County (not Detroav Ca* lor appl 46-16*0

An Equal Opportunity Employ

Fax 313-662-07*8

Equal Opportunity Empibyar Minority/F an** 'Hartocappad/Vet

Ouaaty Human Raaource Menagar P O Box 9063

Uvonia. Ml 48160

RECREATION COORDINATOR tor retirement

Equal OppurnmRy Em-ployer Sand resume to laat tlM** Management Companies 6446 Jefferson. Detroit. ML. 46214 RENTAL AGENT - E*PER*NCE0

riaided to medkim atted

abon Otnoes 1180 S Canton Cen-ter Road. Mon thru Fri . I 30 am lo 5pm Ca* to torthar i *»• maaon.

367-8116

SECURITY GUARDS 0* m Garden Cay

s r end home phone Apply 2720* OouPdtod Rd . Suite 3 North of

SECURFTY OFFICERS Ifeor Detroit uuw any la a>p staff to Include aditoonN aaour«y ofllcara verifying

aacurity company property PaaMar

RENTAL AGENT/Property Manager to a arm 14 u n t o and kaep kj*y r a n t e d m N Royal Oak H a n d y m a n

RIDING INSTRUCTOR Experienced ChaR Canto or Narah

Handicapped Riding Hi-Story and benedu Apply

26116 Michigan B U M Unlvartoy J* an

Security Ol PO Bo.

SERVICE TECHNICIAN tor n eat ing cooang 4 relrigaraBon Commercial, mdualrial 4 raaldanW with 5 yr* or more experience. Ban-sfRs 5*1-1711 StNPPtNG/RECEIVING - entry level

500 Hetp Wanted BITE DtRaCTORS/ASSmANT*

Part-Mma. 3S-86 hrs per to . wort mg totoMhours. HMa8690 par hr pari ol Fl 11 LaNtoai Pvagrsm Apply m perssn FerwWig-km YMCA. 2* 100 Faiiei|8Bii ifl-

Compawif ajaaiaig ter aMe 4 to TV. M a » mm

• jrau

to paM mcato to yow partto-an piaaae tola* at 888 8814 SYSTEM/16 OPERATOR

(Experience iaato*» Utot pro-granviang MpM. A ato jfer*.rtr| iialam . environment Excellent chancae tor ediianoamenl. Sand rw-* m w 12446 Levan Rd Uvanla. Ml 4*190. altn WS Director

Looking Tail laid openings to M yow needs « Target Harer* why feul fee working al Ti

• FOOO SERVICE MANAGER • STORE BBCURfTY OFFICERS

800 Heip Wanted T1ACHERB. TEACHER a

TEACHMG team ANTS • Fua 6

rto 4tarBng pay toaa* a* . eon Greal banefes W

anana M 86 par

Ken a. 522-1154

• SALES FLOOR ATTENDANTS •STOCKERS

NURSERY SCHOOL » maakigli.i Wooda a taring aaperienoed Teach-er eilh degree to Bagkvletgorier; Kindergarten daae 641-6063 HEAO TEACHER 4 TEACHERS Aide neadad tor TROY cMMran * waaka t rs. Eapari-

869-600* TEACHER 6 CAMP COUNSELOR

work eaperi-i l 270-0*38

ROOFER NEEDED with truck and PROTOTYPE ASSEMBLERS

neea manwtec lurer Exper ience ne l p to but not required ftluepnm reeding a p lus Wegaa ^ t 4 r t m g a 86.00/nr. plua CwnaftU AppN » person a Clements SpectoPee. mc 1206 Ea«t MapM Roed. Troy. An

Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer -

• u t t e r * end repairs Experienced ordy Ca* 477-4094

Pub*c ReMl ions/Mer i te img p t R g e r o p <

ROOFERS WANTED - Laborer* 4 f o remen uaaieea M s e m m i 2 yeer* exper ience Company paid hoepRal-tzatlon. d a n t a pdneion. a e meur-ence ESOP vacation, daaba ty pay. paid ho*days Bonus program G o o d alert ing weges Phons 4 rea-

ping/ Receiving. PO Box »317 Novt. Mi 46376

SHIPPING RECEIVING CLERK Feat pacad Plymouth dao ibu to r

dependebie cMri t* 86/hr p k a ne. Ca* L * « s a UNiFORCE

473-2*32

SHIPPING 4 RECEIVING POSITON

RELATIONS Prograaeive Unned Way Agency m eeekmg MMvne profeaaona lo iS-rect our community iaallon* pro-gram Appacanta muet poeeeee the Itoowmg quatoratlrma. Experience m both pub*c reMflona 4 markaOng.. Meater* degree m releted field pre-ferred Candidate* need lo nave the ebaty lo work independently A i*ai be ebM to demonMrete previoua production of pub*c raMoons/ merketmg written meteriaN

SPORTING GOODS Wen tad apor ts-onenled peraon. I * or older k a or part bme

ROUTE PERSON Piey ft Agam Sporta Must be rsaponable 4 know Troy Kmmaa Karbor 8*1-2138 area. Part t lme. to>n thru Fri. I0em- J w f ) 731-5630 1pm 4 6 50 per hour Ce l before 1

10am 4 efter i p m

offer e compet i t ive MMer> 4 helpfu l

SALES - ART GALLERY/Cuatom f raming UvoMe araa 30-35 hr* per weak Some f remmg I

476-3002

uunipiafa ar* an equa

STEP 4 AEROBICS INSTRUCTOR Start immedmtoy Contact PAT LUNOY Birm*ngham"* YMCA Ca l . 644-9038

Send reeume I Dkector of P e r a o m a

KENNY R E H A B 2*40 Crook* Rd . S le 100 Rocheeler H M s Ml 46309

SCREEN PRINTER For l a x t t o company Fu l bme Ex-

preferred Farmkigton 474-1000

PROOUCTION LASOR Ful Bme lor I'fiewaral nmtpany Ught menu-facturing and irialriteriarvTe MMo ex -penence helpful Nonemokmg Send reeume to TV 46663 West Rd Wtxom. Ml 483*3

PROGRAM AX* Teaching every-

45 50/hr

REAL ESTATE SALES 826.000 guarantaedi a you afw^jr* wemed to eter i e career — r e a aet ate but teft you couldn't take a chance on a lower « r * i year mcome, now a the t ime to get stsf.ee C e l Mr BeMuee s i 261-0700 to And out sbou i our guaramaed n c o m a progrem. end t t e r l ImmedMtoy m a career I t o d of .--limited potant ta

PROGRAM TRAINER Part ama evening* m large group home m Downtown Ptjurnouth tor ecMta with menta retardation Cal 455-2669

REFRIGERATION HELPER Contractor *eak* nerdwor tmg par-eon for entry a v a l poemon Mechen-•ca apt i tude a muat Benefit* efter 90 day* Appfy by ma* only to ATS mc 46101 Grand River Novi, M l 46374

STOCK 4 SALESPERSON part lane efter echool 4 e e a end* tor AtMnOc Drapery m termeig ton Good pay No evening n o u n Ca* 9 3 0 a » - 5 30pm 476-7790

SWIMMING POOL lenanca Experience preferred but not necieeeery Eammg potaritaa c* 4300 to 860C per week

Ce l . 477-7727

SECURITY A M a t e Security - s naaorai compe-ny • aaekatg e Field Inspector p o » t lon. Appl icant* are raqutred to have j — . 1 yr eupervleory experience m ee- SUPERVISOR curt ty . your own vehKie 4 be eves- j Succeooful Bi rmingham neeRTKara ebW lor a* ahlf ls Company otter* Brm aeek* bnght . mobvetad carto-• 47 /h r urtth s t *p mcreeae* de te to coordinate profeeaiuna h a d • Blue C r o e ^ B l u * S m a d *»sft Musi hsve comprehenave ex-• Compeny provided undorme par ianca m employee relations, pos-- MUeege reanbureemenl *ee* proven heeOershtp guelftiee. • Career onwr led trammg program C c l i g i d e g n e m pereorma or ra-

Intereeted pereonna p l a n * c a l Isted aree and a r t awman ol 2 yr* 559-9663 i recant hea th care experience ere

E q u a Opportuni ty E m p l o y p r ^ r e q u a * . H you are mofang lor a Mmon ty /FemaeA tend i ceppeo / ve i | Z Z d S T r ^

TEACHER/SPANISH part

TELEMARKETERS CALLING ALL HOMEMAKERS

Now you can be a homemaaer and a MONEY-maker tool Haa? By caMng pruepeUNe intoomara tot Amarloan Frcaen Food* Wa r * *w naaon'a

900 HalpWffrtad TELEPHONE WTERV*

D jwMiaL | MM Mwe •rto Rna

Bk*fe Camp naar and/i •a Ptowa * Tytoe

aa (to rnmom 4 aoee 4

E L S n t v S v S / S srs 10am to"

srs THEATRE NCLP - Afto a rsict

TRAVEL AGENTS

or 6-9 - Up to (7 /hr PLUS Luiwmaariri • Vacation 4 ack pay

Ca* today tor an mtarvtmr

559-5160

AMERICAN FROZEN FOODS

TravM A. P.O boa >721067. Berkley Ml 4*072

FU* I TRUCK DRIVER auvaad baaaa roed aami Irac

driver neadad l a a u * 8 yarn

P.O

TUMeUNG GYMNASTICS

T u a e o PASCAL PROGRAMMER earned ka awe to aervtoe IndutoY aatoig aoReiar* pec* ana 8 am * w a i l Send ree^ne 4 to l o ry t a 3130 C n m t Rd WaBad

by Sept 12. SI. to Sa* 20106. Ferndafe Ml . 46220. Alt: Personnel

Contact Deatiom Adto Education 4624 Lois. Dearborn, Ml 46126

562-6451

TELEMARKETING tor healing 6 to BondMonmg com-pany m NovL Hotrty phi* bonueea 4 uuneiatouri FtodbM hour* Part lime 'tton tou Fri 476-0092

TELEMARKETING ?

• Appt aetong only, no saMng • 46-48 par hr • bonua

Fa anw-.tew ca* 569-7400

SECURITY OFFICERS 4 GREENS aume 4 eaiary re« j l remen ls to M a i i e w m Employee* lor B o m * Vice Preeid*n i of Staffing. P O Box Brook G o * Couree T i e y a c h / E l g h t I *09 . 8>oomflaid H t o Ml 4S3D3

i a Pro Shop M a * AppN i p m - 5 p m i An Equa Opportunity Employer

33920 Van B o m Wayne - 7 2 1 -40*0 g g Garages SPEEDY ELECTRIC

Commerda/ ree ldent ie f . f lood agni mg. b u c k a truck aveii agnt h» turee. cirtxat* added computwi cir cul ls, emergency Ughling 437-7*67 464-1035

BUCCIARELLi 0EBIGNER CUSTOM DECKS

U c I M 640-0079 871-7762

69 Excavating EXCAVATING POOLS

Psr t lng l o t s Drama Septic T m 438-6731

CUSTOM DECKS SA m 4 Mar t

per *q f l 30 y r * m p too * o > r a Free

CUSTOM DECKS 19 YRS EXPERIENCE

LICENSED 4 INSURED CALL. 423-5061 or 6*6-0366

LOADED/BACKHOC BULLDOZER

BOBCAT Seammmg PooM. C o n e e l e S lump Aemovel l e n d Cleermg, Trencmrvg

Oredmg INSURED 871-2164

GARAGE D O O R S & OPENERS

W* sell V aervtce a* maee* oi gerag* doo r * 4 openers

AH wor t guar Perts 4 ie*x

• We ' l l b e s t y o u r b e s l d e a l rneurance wor t One dey «ervice

• SAVE MONEY FREE ESTIMATES SHAMROCK DOOR 534- '

98 Green Souses

CUSTOM WOOO PECKS

Ca* Mark 474-*057

SEWER GRADING I DIRT H A U L - o n

N o t o . i o o t - 0 N o p b M e r n e * I g o G u t t e r s

SUNROOM FACTORY RAiO" June Deck Topper Special

Eeey *aif r a m hee manuei 4 temmer CALL NOW 1 623^9*00

72 Fences A t GUTTER WORK

DEC*- IT C U S T O M WOOO DECKS D t a g r i H 4 M a t by Ron Ceuaey

CHAIN LINK FENCE (4 II L S3 00 a 11

' o o l r *p * | r * All wo r t guaranteed HO IOC too small 473-1770

Ca* 533 9309

52 Catering-Flowers Party Planning

WE DOING BELLS

54 Ceding Work OFF THE WALL

CEILING 4 WALL CLEANING

TOP QUAllTY WORK

«*e ssuf 9*1 CLEAN INSTEAD 0 * PAa iTa iG

5 « 7741

DECK SALE '* OFF FREE GAS GRILL

A* low aa 86 50 per aq ft Skig Co mc 386-7

NATIONAL " F N C f COMPANY CAern Lmk * a* typea of w r * *anc*ng. Dec* H o a > ^ a n g 22 yr*

CALL

COMPLETE GUTTER WORK 4 ROOF REPAIR

543-9196 ECONOMY SYSTEMS LtMlTCO

W f t f t p ( •< S f

LUMBER " 1 " DECKS Lwro

»ATiO E N C l O S U W

• t o f m e J e d * " J o e 4 2 2 S672

82 Doors

78 Firewood Piymoudi i 465- T 43*

ABSOLUTELY SEASONED t o » m r a d hero—ryrH 1 * 1 cord 4 * * * 1 * - t « 2 or mo-eeen • • * * nea • e r . Cen ion I

e* 4*4-2433

4*0

ALL SEASONED HARDWOOO 1 fece cord 14 X* I f * L Sac 2 lere co rd * | t t s

' • Fruawood/ '» Herdwood * 4 " '4 Hkjkory/ 'A Herdwood 8 *« FRurTWOOO 470 a face co rd HICKORY 870 * "ere co rd Evt r * King 24 herdamod 476

n a f w o o o 4 COAL Seeeoned Herrhaood 4 Birch

S o " t ne rd C o a »v-» ^ or * * a w f a aaeMa

aOBElS l ANOSCAPE SUP»V t 4 74-4*22

LIvonla/BioomflekJ Gutter

Ou» IJ, large demend now *erv«c»>g

• O A K L A N O & W A Y N E ASK ABOUT O U R S P E O A L RATES

ON ANY r u n IMS TAL LA TON" *" t a w i i t a O u n e r * " w "

C a e n m n Scr eenmn SR c i T u ^ i a S D f e c r S e e t s

4 7 * - * * 1 0

~ i » U ( R GUTTER SERVICE

LASSatED AOS 3 E t RESUS^S

TELEMARKETING IN-BOUND CALLS

Cslstasherl in-bound telemarketing

aoamg a ato Mua have a age. poa t rammg.

attitude 4 mv SS-412/hr Pad

4*6-0667

TELEPHONE RESEARCH Supplement yo iv praeenf income by workk ig pert One with

TELEPHONE WORK p a r t n m a Locking tar m l e r e e o n g pert bme work aa a change of pace a i d lo e d d t o i n c o m e "> 4 i

TYPESETTER/Cotmto Person Mo rypeeanar earned n loin our

printing team IM* experience a plus Mua ba e ato atarter efto can work mdependanay wBh * creaave

VALETS NECDED h | * v own tr eriep'X'.e-*•--

mdom at U S CflB ft I

groommg Reply P O Bp. 108

VOLUNTEER TEACHI ENS n e e d e d

" ^ o m l i . The S M i i t o n n Army 16130 N o r t N a n d D r - > m e 8 i l l . MI 4 6 8 7 5

W A R E H O U S E CLERK p e n d a b M 86 .00 par ho a a m m a i Apply a . 1 2 9 0 0 R K i a a * ca u *

M u a b e da-a r p M a b a n e -Vldee Trend .

W A R E H O U S E HELP w a r n e d mar -

1 9 to gi u a d n o o o m p R e d t o r d Ca* . Big J k n

any Lkron to 632-2630

- WAREMOUBEA F u l a g * . * q m e heevy r e q u i r e d W r y l a n a

A B O R tonga

- WAREMOUBEA F u l a g * . * q m e heevy r e q u i r e d W r y l a n a

ms i67o W A R E H O U S E par t • me 20 n o w *

-ZTZi 476-Z515

m * h F a r a t o g l p r Man Frt torn 6 p m

me 20 n o w *

-ZTZi 476-Z515

WAREHOUSE PERSON A R I C O L I -ick-up truck di 810 80/1* See •

ALLIED NU«SlNO CARE Eam Top Da to r

i w r s

Up to $31.30/hr. LPN'8

Up to $19/hr. CNA

Up •

443-5700 WLLERS

BuRMMGHAM PRACTICE loosing to a <*eer oriented ka tane Dan to

UP lo 412 par hour to

CHIROPRACTIC i 8TANT

C N A 1

• A L L SHIFTS

m u a Salary c o m m a t o o n C a * Char ley

Conk*n betaaan 9am-4:30pm a 476-9146

TELLER Do you enfoy ouenmer comacf

today tor a pari nma poanor

* togaa baia holding com-wMi many opporturtoaa tar cement Apply m person a

Rr*t ol Americe Plymouth. 535 South Meat

An Equa Oppociunay Employer

UTILITY COMPANY JOSS Start 87 *0 to 818 7S^« . your area. Men 4 woman raiflta No aapari-

For maormebon. 1 -900-370-4662. aat 4230. ton 9pm. 7 days 812 96 Fas

UTIUTY Downtown Detro

WAREHOUSE POSITION Fia Bme plua over awe

WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR * 1 7 « 0

TIRE SERVICE Work m-nre alore 16 Mars or Good driving record Steri 86 20/hour Ber Tire Compeny 16829 Plymouth Rood. Oaao*

ARBOP ' E M P S 453-1166

A p p l , Friday Sepl 6 only 1pm-3pm Medic oe noonncor* Center

22355 W * Mto /Laneer

KVGIENIST Ta

CERTIFCD DENTAL AS8ISTANT Expeneno* re«ared lor ka-nrne

S S o m o

OUR GROWING DENTAL OFFICE • uaa itaig lor a pert a a Deatai Aeeiaiam lo nam our atari Denial enpertance ladifl mini

661-0207

DENTAL 6 ASSISTANT

TRAVSL AGENCY, on eaaMid*. mens Sea* Agent* wto ill mil Experience p<earned, but wtovg to tram Aggrseahr*. goa oi'ianted only, need apply Exca*ant comma-

- " r H e r t g f l l

427-2«9 \t2oE2- TRAVEL AGENT

alona oudook ca* Joerm 9-8 Mnmum t/yr ewerlenoe. PARS 737-3242 preierred C*l Rudi 466-6*10

MEDICAL SOFTWARE FIRM Seek I VARIOUS POOITIONB are mg Tramar M e d K a oMoa>4 oom- ^ 0m Arpon ir you ar* btonean puter experience reqmred Send tS-21 yaws old and a reaIdem at

4 aaary haiory to Wayne County (not Detroit), ca* tar 30400 TaMgraph, Sune 363 anappt 464-16*0 Bingham Ferme, Mi 4B010 j An Epito Opportunity Employer

EXPERIENCED VETERINARY TecmcMn tar Mane pracaoa. Sea mull aaaO good oomnemica-tton akto required Noo amokars only Ca* 540-7*02

VETERPtARY TECHNICIAN Ucanas prMaried tar ka wort m Veaartnary HoapRa opening * i**Nl lor [ e.emng* 6 Sa hmas 476-0670

WESTLANO C O N V A L E S C E N T DENTAL ASSISTANT CENTER he* ka Mne poalbona Part-ame F t o o b a Hrs Experience

tha U M i t o y and Houae- Neceeeery F r i end * D e n t o OMca m- ! LMome Ca* 476-4300

DENTAL ASSISTANT F ia time poemon m m o d e m Farm-mglon H t o d a n t a offkoe C h a r a d e

' 4 i W. BLOOMWEU3 CO STORE

Hiring raaponatos *a* nMl«a pert *me an^ioi** rtaxtoe ached Ca* Lea** >to, good working erw to Larry 10AM- 10PM 737 1*40 DENTAL ASSISTANT

Plymemti are* Ful nme Mua to YARD WORK I orgenoed and emoenl Derma ee-

a e a e s y p»t tkrw tar laentoioe aleMnt background napto Send re-Young person *ums to Box 75* Obeerver 4 Eccen-

44 SO/hour trie Newspapers. 36261 ScFioolcrsh 477-6461 Rd . uvonia. Michigan 46 ISO

l HOM€ & S€RVIC€ GUID€ OQ M - I M *

222 Printing 185 Painting/ Decorating

185 PamtingJ Decorating

142 Linoleum 1 1 0 H o u s e c l e a n i n g 102 Handyman Male/Femaie

AFFORDABLE HOME REPAIR RooBng. atong, gutters, doors, win-dow*. drywe*. tr* " fluaiariiaail Ce* I

ALL HOME SERVICES • ftoiea* • Mamtanenre • Remodel ANOCPERT JOB AT A FAIR PRICE

Btea doors, itnyl doaniiNM. roofing, roof repars. atong. guitars, drywa* rspeto. peirtoig and more U c *072123 . J o e or Rich 363-3092

A-1 MAMTENANCE Al »Honor 4 Exterior Home Repairs

anpiuvanianls No Job Too Smto Cal 7 days 730-9714

OLHT-ALL i Cere 4 I m p r o v e m e n t

l. Ptumbmtf Etc 3fo-4646

HANOYMAN JACK nana Ptumbeig

737 -9290 CeMng Fene mae*a f l

MASTER HANOYMAN (Who Ifelur ne Phone Ce*»l

Carpentry • R a p * * I • Raniudeang

MICK 4 DAGO MAINTENANCE *en i a * Shed RemoveN Ra-

p t o s P rn idng Cement Work Tree Tr imming Bonded, k a 471-5038

REPAIRS 4 REMOOEUMG • Kltchan • Bathroom • RooRng

- Fencing • Deck* • Sa*ng Fir* 4 me torn* Honeet 4

Retired Handyman A l typee a l wor t

471-3729

HOUSE-KE-TEER C L E A N I N G SERVICE P r o M e a o n a bonded 4 meured teem* reedy to Oeen your home or buei-nee* d m cerUAceie* avail ebM 1 0 * oft WIT) tm* ta

CASSONE S LANDSCAPING 4 r TRASH REMOVAL

Cut hewn*, ro to ta ing. *oddmg I much , m o r * more Free Estimete* Ceu Tony enytlme * t 937-6050 421-1227 or Beeper 760-1863

582-4445 123 Janitorial

ADVANCE JANITORIAL Home. o « c e . epartrnem complex ctaamnia Floor a r i pp lng I waxing Fraa eet L w * ratee 351-4407

ADVANCE JANITORIAL Home. Of f ice 4 Apt Complex Cleaning Very reeaonaoa RMe Bonded 4 meured 351-4437

129 Landscaping A A r A C E L A N D S C A P I N G

Experienced Qerdener* C o m p t o e Yard Caerv-Up

Weeding, Tr imming Expert* Str ip 4 Sod Shrub Remov*

COMPLETE YARD WORK Trae 4 (Drub tr imming HeuRng. too wood cmp* free eetlmetee

• * 562-5244

DO ALL BOBCAT SERVICE Swimming Pooa F a * d m C o n c r a e Breaking. Poet H o a Otagmg 4 Light Grad ing C e l 624-1690

FARMER JOHN S GREENHOUSE

Landscape Design Recondi t ion ing

Free Est. Call Now! Ask for Dean or Brad

- 553-7141

RADIANT FLOOR COVERING cmoieiar i 4 tae Aimoei eHofeeea p r i ce* low coet meuaenon C a l Chris 326-6377 or 460-5795

150 Moving A Storage BOS MOVING 4 SERVICE INC

Any Size Job -Short Not ice Service

Free Esttmete - Ineured 662-8172

DISCOUNT MOVERS C o m m e r o a 4 Raa iJa i l lN

L o c a 4 Long Dletenoe Exper ienced 4 meured. 336-5614

D 4 J MOVING 4 HAULING H o m e 4 Off ice Moving. Gerage 4 Oebrie Removal Dock Efficient 4 Rettebie Free Est 454-0660

EXOOUS MOVING LINE O f f i e a / n a a i d i n o a

Summer Specto 442/HR. 752-4321 or 1-800-875-7238

Tr

533-8664

AAA LANOSCAPE CONCEPTS • Cut t ing • Complete Landteepe* • Fa* Clean Upe • Snow Service • Shrub Tr imming Free E a 356-7670

4 M 11 • i J i m n 105 Hauling

Q u e * aervloe Free E a 9ervlng Wayna 4 Oakland Counae* C e n t r a

547-2784 or 556-8136

FOOA LOAD OFT YOUR MOVO Ca* Ta*a-A-Wey Traah Service

334-2379 or 332-1247

ADMIRE YOUR YARD Comp leM new 4 ranee N n d a c _ .

- •oddmg 4 *a«dtag 3hruba 4 Treee Lendecapmg auppla* Underground •pr tnk ler* r m l l i l 4 aarvlcto Tmv ber Work. T i n c h m g Oownepout 4 Sump Pump b u n a Or«nege prob-lem aoMng Beckho* wor t trector w o r t , pipe puang . trucking - BIG OR SMALL

HACKER SERVICES 474-6914 QUALITY SERVICE SINCE 1946

Bordepie i .endeceplng By LtCart u * t o m new iand*eep lng Old ndacep ing r * * t o r * d Tr* . i rub* ii' m a n Cuaiom daagned t t o Deoorsnve Stone Shredded ark. Retaining w a a Brick w * a eys 4 PSMOS Soddtag grsdPig 4 tooeeedtag Low tovrndation* r w • r e d Tree ua iv iang 4 c*aa a r t .Landecape architecture I

H.L. RENAS LANDSCAPING

IN BUSINESS SINCE 1962 COMPLETE LANDSCAPING

• Oeagnmg Treea • Evaroreen* • Shrub*

S o d d m g - S o d Stripping DETHATCHING

425-9777 WR SHOVEL LANOSCAP1NG Sod • RESOOOING • Grading

Dramega • low Areea Repaired - Ouadty Wor t Paul 729-6267

I N D E P E N D E N T M O V I N G Free Eat lmaia* ineured

L icenee*MPSC L-19676 Cour leoua, Carelul 4 Competent

LOW RATES 5*8-0125

LOCAL MOVING R J LIOOY AGENT lor WHEAT ON VAN LINES

FREE ESTIMATES 421-7774 or 3*4-1464

MODERN MOVING CO - L o c a 4 long dielance ucenaed 4 meured Short not ice service Slorag* 4 pack ing ma te r i a * ' S * a h a 442-9410

CALO'S Cuelom P a n a i g Compeny mc

We A r * a 1 m mt. 4 E*1 P a n t i n g O r Reputat ion Spaa** For i t s to C a l Now - S a Up Appeammem For Summer Spar MM - Free E a

Aak Ue About O G l a r i n g

478-4398 C U S T O M PAINTING

mg 20 Yrs. Exp I R W t c h e r t FREE

CUSTOM PAPTTING 4 STAM8NG 1990 prioae - Interior 4 Exterior

Free e a MMe Kenyon 722-20*6

mQ

DAYUTE PAINTING CO caa maartai Cuelom oca Est 476-4140

I Exterior Sta in ing Cuelom color a. ma. R a e

DON'S QAULTTY PAINTING H o m e improvements corrected References

N O B L E S L A N D S C A P E S U P P L I E S

BOULDERS e Decorative 4 Driveway Stone a Topee* e Pea-Topeoa Mt»

a Shred Bark a We* Stone

MOVING 777 C o m p l e M Prapera ion Service

• Packaging • D»***eamhl| • Load Expert pi uleaanima iBry r * * x p

420,rhr Free *ef Ce l 425-47S2 M e r t • Mov ing Aasatsnc*

TWO MEN 4 A TRUCK MOVERS Let us t s k * m e ( t ree* out a moving' prciioaaipriBf mo vera low r * m a LK 4 ma Oak lend Cly 347-4344

WeyneCty 722-MOVE

European Touch W A L L P A P E R - P A I N T I N G

GLAZING - MARBUZING FREE ESTIMATES INSURED

879-2300

PRECISION PAINTING. INC

mtenor /Exterior

WHAT A DEAL! 5 000 dyers. 878 plua lax * pack al pep wfth avary order Ca*

313-634-7330

Stammg-D r y W a l -

233 Roofing

683-8470

QUALITY PAINTING interior /Exterior amca 1967

it doeen't coaa IT PAYS A* w o r t done by owner

Free E a 540-7106

22 Yrs. & StW Paaittrifl! F a a / n o m M a n l y Ra* * you wars It done |Oatw day c a l Han* 476-4106

178 Ptxrtography

SALE. . j o e OVER HXlOO WHEN YOU

P R E S E N T THIS AD AT THE T t o E Of E 8 T B 4 A T E Tear -o f l* . a a n g i e * .

• " m n g u a r -426-4830

ROCK SOUO PHOTOGRAPHY Wadding, p o r t r a t s ehadrsn. pe t s etc m a u d i o or on u c a B o n No mmemmi package reqd 824-9463

180 Piano Tuning

PtANO T L t o N G BY JOHN McCRACXEN

C o m p l e M repair, r NOVI 349-5456 S< 357 •sa 200 Plaatartng

AA PLASTER SPECIALIST

152 e Block* a Landecape T l m M r *

R d i C or De*very 474-4922

O i Q GRADING B e c a a a 4 Top So l

Dozer 4 Demo Work 477-2*05

C U S T O M MIRRORED WALLS B»-K»d doo r * and i o r * and aaea te t

g lee* Qaoouni 65*-130f

Fantast ic Pr ices 50% Oft

E s t i m a t e Today • P s m t T o m o r r o w •ITERK3R • EXTERIOR

COMPLETELY INSURED A I work lu*y guersnteed

FREE E S T I M A T E S ' 3 0 YRS EXP 425-9805 • 229-9885

»887-7498 «

SITERK3R 4 EXTERIOR PAJNTING Good pr ice* Rato araaa

Aak tor Ouana

36 Yea | C a l Roy L7197

ALL PLASTER 4 0 aa r t ona u c 4 1 422-9364

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N m g h b o r h o o d C o n a C o 6 4 4 - 5 6 6 3

AAA APEX ROOFING. INC Quad t ) w o r t LiiontpMMd adth p r ide F w i a y o w n e d U c - m a F t o p r i c e s

F a i l u n e e i ) 4 x a y f f i o t o 0 a y s 8 6 6 - 7 2 2 3 Anyt ime I

AAA VELASCO ROOFM»V h 8 2 6 OFF AMY

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A FAMILY BUSINESS OVER 55 YRS SENTRY

C O N T R A C T O R S M C ROOFING SPECIALISTS

ALL TYPES * you a r e looking tar

0ua*ty 4 p r o M e e l o n e a a m - l u a n e e d 4 m a r a t i

Ce* 476-4-444 AFFORDABLE RooRng I S a t o g

OM. now 4 I * a n i a a n r e p a i r s G u t t e r s i t o n g . H u m I ran Low pr ices F a a aarv RM 25 yrs sap

s A -1 PLASTER 4 DRY WALL * Plealt -Oua Irae rape** .

Texturing, water demege Sma* lob* welcome 31 yrs aap 476-794*

PLASTER»*G 4 DRYWALL Repews. eddMona. "mm work

A l work yuei ai need Stale Uc 346-2447 , 474-0727

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A l wor t guer er teed Ch C L A R f » « C A P E 563-41

s a c r t a i n i L . I . . j

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any c a a n g l a o P a n t i n g

1 m l Ext C'unanei i i ia

AN ATTRACTIVE OUTDOOR ENVIRONMENT FOR YOUR HOME

CHEAP HAUL PIG C t E A N P l C R - W P T N I * *

Move ANYTHPIG ANYWHERE' CALL BEAN. 7 1 4 - 4 6 7 8

CONCRETE 6 ASPHAL T Broken oaf and lamtwad

Tmee aa imiad 4 i w»A rae 6 7 U

Ouadty w o r t a » * p r i o r i l y GROW RITE DESIGN 4 SERVICE

ANYTHING GOES CLEANING SERVICE

We a e a a a n ymm houae torn l a aeaem Ca* to k a * a a M e

s r . JZTtLZ 285-9183 538-1764

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• WoodCMpe • D i l n i i a y I Deco ramg I

• Play Poo l S a g I FrfS • R a a u a a Ties * W h t o e y I P l o k i « or Daavery Opan !

FOR * N T Sod

• 9 0 — * Senere lo rs

^ T0PS0IL I i_ANOSCAPE SUPPLIES

m j j i r i n lor * 0 Yeers • Cy u uaa * MerOwooda

6 Cedar k tache* • DecoreOve Rock. Send* 4 G r * v * a

Via t our Gordon Cenaar a 42760 Grand RNar •» E a N o v Rd Jack Angttn 349-8500

T0PS0IL • Special*

7 Vara* Sc/eanwd Top So* 3 w » « PWi tmg G r e a n g Trector Wor Randal Landscape

F* rm I H u u i i A a " 165 7006

AAA MEHOS PAINTING C o m m e r c i a Ree Exi m i

' Ro* 4 Spray n e I A l Work Oueranteod Ca* anytime 474-3*0*

471-2600

LOW RATES

476-00-11

ALL ROOF LEAKS S T O P P E D t e w Roofe . O n m i G u t t e r s

mta. F a a n m o . Drip L e d g e . V a t o y s j a r a n i a a d . nMai anoaa . F r e e E a c e n e e d 826 -2733

ALL TOPS ROOFING f f e - R o o f e Tsar ONs. Naw R o o N

20 r E a t a t i t o i i t o B u t o i a a a L n a n a a d 4 imawif l 4 Quai a m a ad

m e u r w v w W o r t Ca* . 9 *1 -111*

PAT'S ROOFING OF LIVONIA

ACE STUMP REMOVAL SHRUB 4 SMALL TWEE RCMOV A«. DacoiKM Stump G r m d m g Frae E a

5 4 * 2630 673-7170

A- i ANDREW TREE SERVICE Tree 4 W u m p r a m o v e

^ prUUie i l l l T inijiLit - li-mnirui f r M a l a i afe

10 YEARS m

475 OFF WITH THIS AD

taw n f fe done m 1 Om, F i a rooM * spec ia l t y , ven t i l a t i on p rob lem»

r aar inoa I . 4 T 7 - J

noeaasON ROOFMS L i c a n a i l 4 m e u r e d R a r o o N 4 tear

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H o m e M p r o v a " t j m RaaMard—

• T a a r - o l l i • R a p a n • R e - d a • R a - r o o f a • F t o R o o M • Naw 1

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U c t M 56f

UNBEATABLE P R K X S Mo O v e r h e a d . N o C o m m a a o n SaMa W i i u w i i a 4 U i m a a i u c . 4 ma

346-0644

VAUOMN-S R O O F t o G SERVICE a a r e f la . n e a . 4 a p a a l luPy guer U c 4 a s

I - F r a e E a - 5 2 2 - 7 6 6 7

VELABCO CONSTRUCTION, **C QuaBTy work a M f e r t o b M e n c e * R a l o o f e m na* . v a m s F i a r o o f e r u b b e r r o o t s PRESENT THM AO AT THE T t o E O F E S T t o A T E 4 SAVE 8 3 6 ON ANY J O B OVER I V K H H

! • • • •

471-2600 4 rape* ShrngMs. I

w. gu t te r * 4 H U H

237

A B E T T E R J O S R E A S O N A B L E RATES SMUR PA INT ING

ALL TYPES OF ROOFtoG Tear Of l 4 R a m to*.

Patlaar Conetrucaon 442-7513

A PROFESSIONAL Pitoa. 3 j w a t a i l ON* Rapelrs 26 Y * a Joe Gregory.

JOB A l a Fa* Roroefe Taar-rs Eap Uc Ins

476-1564

A - i ROOF»*Q For a o e e n raaaMe K * Done rlgRi a a I M to

Ca* R i i U r t P a a a 476-3066

BAGOETT NOOFMG HW A e t o t o a M *

6 — a a w c o i -UpRee fe

u c * t na I W O i M

DAILEY 4 OAHEV Waaer _Sa • a n 4 Bapac_Fiaa^

^ j j a - 4 - W * l - a a r t u J ,

245 Searing Mectiin»

BSM T-REE COMPANY

525-0676

HENKEL S STUMP REMOVAL

10 Yrs EJ« a * Fraa EM 349 122*

MICK 4 DAGO TREE SERVICE I 4 Tft

L a H e a r i n g . B o n d e d m a 47I -5036

R 4 R TREE SERVICE FWEE ESTaiATES • INSURED

RON 522-5731 • 699-5009

SUMMER SPECIALS V4V Tree Service

a w n p r .

TREE TRM4MER - NOT T R Y T * » » 0 GET R C H , JUST M A K E A LIVING

.623 -1562 or 644-2717

277 Uphotatery

KIM'S UPHOLSTERING

) Y r s - — t o e 4

Viae 4 MC Welcome FREE IN-HOME ESTIMATES

427-5140 MAKE YOUR I M k M g a n " * a t Over 30 yv* as|

ANY BRAND TUNED U P M YOUR HOME FOR ONLY 86 86

W A L L P A P C N M O 6 PABfTMG . a w totapmg Piaaaar R a p a r s

I I* t I R a t o n u a a , . IS Yrs Eap . i l c D o n 4 2 4 - 2 7 5 0 422-0

B 4 I m-* r a e N o « • t o e M * or a m a * 634 5334 Free Eat 9 *7 4

an M M RaBi i a i ig Oacs

Repek Free E a 346-746*

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to F r e e E a 722-2413 W1*1 a 3/yr written v e n r T i

Free Appraise) 421-2241 471-2600 ABSOLUTELY

THE BEST! INTEINOa P A R T I N G SPECIAL. 1ST j ou rneymen t m 20 yrs aap

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471-2600 835-86101 6 -to

PERFECTION PAINTING

T S J L M A

937-1215 or 535-1307

478-1729 ALL LAWN MOWING

Tra* A SRruO Trimming Clean-upa Reeaorvabto

Apple Landscap ing & Divers i f ied Services •NAPIER S

ROOFING CO • 4 2 1 - 3 0 0 3 1

471-2600 STEVE'S PAINTING SERVICE

WE O O IT ALL!

5 0 * Ofl P f T j e r T 6 1 4 Yaara fc*

B O » « C D a INSURED 660-4975 54C-71M

7370

Fotis Laridscapin Since 1954 437-1174 562-0452 • 460-8589

ROOFING WW beat ar^r price1

BESTXHIMNEY CO

557-55S5

273 Tree BLUE GRASS LAWN SUPPLIES IRMM

or 4 7 6 -»7J POOL SERVICE

GET RESULTS BRUSH PAINTING CO

mi E»t w a a a a f a k i « * Frae E a « » 1 7 0 4

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GET RESULTS

CleaaMled A<J* 10650 n 7 MILE RO

3 4 8 - 1 8 8 0

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4 F * OAE Thursday. September 5, 1991

5 0 2 N r i p V n M

Cams I M - X W

DENTAL ASSISTANT ta. buey par-

w r a t Ful tan* t j i c M e n

DENTAL ASS •at m Roctk

•sired.

WTANT - tamatadan-m m seeks supw KM •at Expertenoe pre-

55 ' 1 5 5 4

OENTAL AS Irwa nghl par growtag I X

SMTANT - wdMng lo raon tar inandlr M a office JO-35 l a *

425-0006

DENTAL AS wtpartanoad

SIS T ANT - Congeniw paraon. anlfiuslsaflr

Beam Livenk

i f • n i # o

D E N T A L L A B T E C H I n a g H O w U Lap a Making an *x-pertanced CAB - e x w Tha Mcnnt-ctar aftouM be M l m M M M t

DENTAL O W C I MANAGE*

OENTAL ASSISTAWT Are you an n p r a n a O n a i l m l looking tor an opportunity ta expend skMs * sd-vence ixotaaatane** In a high quali-ty pracaoa? For an extraordinary

DENTAL ASSISTANT If you I M PantM background & ara

OENTAL ASSIST ART • M i l l

""SIT OENTAL ASSISTANT

M l or par i Ume. MOi aome experi-ence reqMred. C— t a n i a i

477 - 7906

OENTAt. ASSISTANT Pan ama, Mon Ihru Thur S-7. Sat. 6-5 >5 50 ta H a r t Tlma 4 V» on Sal N. Livonia omprn 411-O 765

OENTAt. ASSISTANT Experienced. I u l uma No evenings or Saturday* Ca l G a l

M M W

DENTAL ASSISTANT - Congenita,

DENTAL ASSWTANT

DENTAL tura ft experienced arttfi daM knuatadn i Mon 4 Ttaaa. «-8pm San . 6-1pm. FWa inoton araa. Cal . 42S-7010

OEKTAL CKAIRSIOE ASSISTANT, M l Mta . I n . M i n l M a r y tor caring aatpartonoad paraon Modem friend-ly ofltae. Oak Park .» M6a al Greenfield. 666-2266

DENTAL MYGIEMST Woute you ma l o ba appreciated? Experienced Dantta HygtanMt naad-ad tor carina. piU|| iaaMin oenww pracHoa. Good p a y / b w w M i tor an-

I ve r tw fak i S8S-J730

OENTAt HYGIENIST/Rart Uma m a d i d tor SoutMMd derttw oMca Exce l len t sa la ry , b e n e f i t * *

DENTAL MYGemST

you love M i a g t o 4 helping 0ao-pta7 Join our Man CxoMsnl salary * QtaoaMMfl. 661-1440

DENTAL HYOIEMST FiM/part ama. no Saturdays Medi-cM p r o * Mar ina and m o r a

n MeigMi 565^373

OENTAL WVQIENtST naadad lor uma poaMon In d o w n ^ H tar pracaoa. Tuea.-*t. |

DENTAL HVOIENIST tor Tueedaya. Balaranoaa and 2 yra

Aak tor Cindy MacLoud. 75^-7070

OENTAL MYGI6NI8T Needed. Mon. M m Thur*. M M t m e

OENTAL KVOea tST Pars d m * Saturday* only tor pro-maarn » oMoa In te rmmgion HMs & M . 474-2280

DENTAL KYOtENBT I or pan d m hour* in a relaxed

OENTAL HYGIENE ASSISTANT Ara you an aaparlanoed i i i m i n i . aoa i -raM a M i cRartng. akMad In taking • a s — I n n s 4 b taya . 4 Ufa to n o i indapaadaMyTTaka a Map • » . -Iota an aadt lng pracaoa Mhara your pro-

" i a « ba appreO-C M 367-3306

a a i c v i i a office e x p w w n c e I tMptM F w m k i g l o n HM* Aak tar Nancy US-TBSS

OENTAL O F * * * MANAGER Larga PsntM group looking tor an experienced manager Salary 6 OensAti rwgoHaWs dopenOng on experience Sand raaumaa to:

3260 w M g leaser "VJ Sulta 106 Troy. Ml 46064

DENTAL AEC£PTION»T F v l time, eapertanoed peraon naed-

Fwmkig lon HMa ol l -mebta. b e e t l e

563-2476 10a. Salary negotiable, t

DENTAL TECHNICIAN Looking to. 1-3 yr* experience metal li-teher. Fua-IVne Oraal oppourtuMty Bene-fits A M tor Phi . 276-6060

DENTAL TECHNICIAN C 6 B modal and dto maker Experi-enced Pan oma or M l Alao and/or anpertanoa Day* or Evea.

OENTIAL MYOIENIST you K a

In yow peltenl you Bia to ba abta to o o m n u n l c M Mth your denUaf employer' ' Would you B io to - o r * In a laam-ortanted p ia .e iU»a iiWided prectice? Would you Mta to be appreciated and reworded tor your role In y o u prac-tloaa (ucoeaa? fiM Uma Than can. Or Abramaon a t 421-5200

5 0 2 M p W a n t e d

LIVOMA OESWOTOtOaY oMce

46162 Or c a 6 .

LPN Of* MEDICAL ASSISTANT P a n ama. I i.rapang kpparanntu tor buay muM phyakaan mtamal m a d M n t pracaoa in Ueontk experi-ence pi aton ed. Ca» Wendy. Freedom Madtaal C a r * . Mon -Fn 10am-2pm 476-4724

L P N ' s - $ 1 5 . 5 0 / H R Waal BtoomSaid tauramg and Con alaaoanl Center, near Maple 6 Drake. Jtrn —madlata opanlnaa tar LPN'a on afternoon draft ( 1 4 SO' hour or <16 SO amhout banaWU

M r * SuCKMcA at 661-1600

MEDICAL ASSISTANT

Madlaon HalgMa tanMy pracltaa Ca» Barn-noon, a n .716.

MEDICAL ASSISTANT lenca

451

502 H e l p W a n t e d

MEDICAL SKCACT ANT i &

Fua i 6S6 wooderard A m .

Mua* ba - t l i h n m m medtcei tram

MEDICAL Sacralary/Waoaptioniel Experienced CjiuMHH tafaiy 6 benenu Fu6 ttk Call Nancy

NURSE AlOE - Eaparianoad enoee reoulred P i l ia la hon per hour Birmingham •

N U R S E A I D E S Qromng noma car* agency • « B QuJmed

502 H ^ p W a n t e d

D a n t a l M a d i r a l

R N ' a - $ 2 0 . 5 0 / H O U R Meal BloomAaM NurMng and

M r * Sueoacft at 661-1600

MEDICAL ASSISTANTS 1-2 yea theae mafor EKQ and phlabo«omy X-ray halpM. but no i naceaaarj |1.J40-S' .«20 par month CaU Mekrvda.^ Tempro

MEDICAL WtLER/RECEPTIONlST axpenenoed. Or'a ofBoe aand re-aume to PO Box a 1061.

Garden City. Ml 46135

MEDICAL SILLER Sma* Bloom Weld office leaks ra-^ponatale paraon w t * good t yp ing M n g i phone M t * to "o r> with computer 6 meurence Medical Den-

Send raauma to P.O. Box 636, Troy.

DISPENSING OPTICIAN W » oorv aider M l or pan tkna. Experlenoe r i L i i e a r j Knowledge of mauranoa prelerred Busy Ophthalmology precUoe. S o u t h M d arae 362-343S.

v o M patient cara/oontacl Oppor-tunrty tor edvenoemant High school diploma or tq iX . i l en l required Send laaums and salary require-ment* to Ben 676 Ctoeenrer 6 Ec-centric Newspapers. 36251 School-craft M . Uvonia. MKhtgen 46 ISO

EXPERIENCE DENTAL PERSON tor a lacapWomat and sppomlment scheduler FtodMe hours. 30-40 30-40 par

561-3636

FRIENOtY WESLTANO: Denia l

Experlenoe pratorred. Some • r a r v i n g * Cad Mon 0«u Thurs 726-2366

HEALTH CARE MANAGER

ic seeks experienced Manager of •root office m m . Strong people

area. JCAHO. OSAS. m d ranous n * i m r t i e l Sand ra-

k x X t t B o a . 1062. BtaomAeld

HEALTHCARE/PMtESOTOMIST

boui A j b u m HMa and SoutMleld loca.. t * Experience de-Mr aOM Exeadant driving record and

Hve peckegea oftarad. Ca l d r a c t 377-3151

HOME HEALTH AIDES W baaed care agency neede

tome health eldee tor Plymouth & Ndr thv*e d t a m * Experlenoe neoee-aary. Ca l Anna Englend 463-1416

H O M E HEALTH AIDES

Needed tor verier, of positions In North »IBa. Southfield t surrounding araaa Set your omn hour*. Relevant experlenoe or oertmcatlofi required

MEDICAL BILLER A Medicare Pan B Supplier naa a poait lon aiaMahU lor I madtaal bdtar Medicare Pan B bWng expe-rlenoe a muat. P.E.N bWng a plua We oftor e competit ive sMary m d • xBMlmi benefits peefcaga. For oon-siderelion sand salary requirement

tor pnvaae duty caeea throughout Qekland County Choice of Days « Hours. Can between 10am - 4pm Monday thru Friday

NURSING UNL IMITED

5 4 0 - 2 3 6 0

RN- TRIAGE.' PATIENT INQUIRY

Fun-time parent advocacy poadkjn sve*eO«e Good ert t tan and varbel oommunlcaaon skMs reqiarad m-te rae ted per t lee shou ld send reeume* to L. Srlndlay

OMC HEALTH CARE CENTERS WOOOLANC

29320 PlymouHi Livonia. Ml.. 46150

A mealed *mri the Oevou Medical Canter, an Equal Opportunrty Employer

504 H ^ p W w t a d

Offtca-CtaricaJ

AOMBBSTRATON - SALES

company looking tor Admeaplrator W o r d i penenoe reqwrad Send

sary m creative almoaphere. »7 SO' hr to n a n Ca l Rene at UNIFORCE

AUTO DEALERSHIP looking tor individual mltK soma dealership axpenenoe tar caarwer's Office AOP Computer syetam. nort-smokmg office Apply si Joe Panlan C h e v r o l e t . 26111 T e l e g r a p h . Southfield 355-1000

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST REG Fun t ime poertlon lo loin progressive muiti-dlaclpanary leem Caseload • •eludes Outpatient and nomecers Exoaaent salary'beneltt pafkage

Angela R Alton at 1313)557-5440 or sand reaume lo

Pttyalden s Physical Therapy Senrtoea

24011 Greenlleld Roed Southfield Ml 46075

O P T O M E T R Y ASSISTANT - . M l time, dlapanaing. front deek i con-tact bens experience 346-1130

R O B I S O N D E N T A L

IS G R O W I N G ! Experienced Chelrwoe Aeen ten f "

0 0 1 S S r S S ^ o U - o r .

BACK TO SCHOOL BACK TO WORK

TOP WAGES FOR VOUR SKILLS

Office positions svanawe for an of the 'odowmg ar eas.

Secreterte*/Typ»sils Word I Clerks

you work eWecll»al| aa a team mem-ber-? Do you aae your*el« tn a health protaaalon? If so ee want lo talk vrfth you Ptaaee phone to arrenge s confidential mtervtoei

453-6320

SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST for dental office « the New Center erea Computer 6 typing skin* need-e d $10 per hour plus benefits Ce* today 626-5661

X-RAY TECHNICIAN Par t - t imer 'cont ingent technrcien needed tor auburben office practice Apply t o Southfield RadKMogy 15601 W 6 Mile R d , Suite 110 Soutnaekt, Ml. 46075

OVERTIME PAY HOLIDAY PAY. BONUSES,

TEMP-MED INSURANCE

Lrvo«e 464-2100 Southfleta. 352-1300

S N E L L I N G T E M P O R A R I E S

NEVER A FEE

BOOKKEEPER/ACCOUNT ANT Thru Trial Belenee. P fy ro l Taxae. computer Derate South hew ac-coontmg office Altar 1pm 353-4347

X-RAY TECH. lo work in doctor 's office pen time. 1 Berkley ere*, aome evenarua 6 Sat-

543-2342 ORAL SUGERY ASSISTANT

Fu l tlma. Exoaaent fringe benefits urday* Experience m dentel pretarrefl — — — — CM. S47-SS36 5 0 4 H a l p W a n t a d

BOOKKEEPER - Ful time, Buey raal eetsle office In Fermngton HHM

Aak lor Ann 851-6700

Winl tcJ

Of f l ca -C la r ica l

504 Ha4p W a n t e d

O f f l M - C l a r i c a i

Mtacmrtnfl «rm I t ***** m

L E G A L A S S I S T A N T P A R T T I M E

• leadsa tor ganarM aracttae mm • r m Muat ba l a n k 6 per sen-

DATA ENTRY tor speoeny heeah o compeny m SouthhMdi enoe «4th ground prt - -requlramanta to: P 0 Box 760647 Lathrup VWege. Ml 46076

Senior partner during 6 weak | nency sDeence PoeJbls perma emptovment MUBs. Salary 1

Data Entry Operators

LEGAL SECRETARY tor froy law firm Word praceoalng and M leeat 1-2 years legM experience (Itlge-ttan.1 reqidrarf Shorthqnd pretoi red but not required Non-smoker Send reeume to Office Manager P O Bgx 96464, Troy, Ml 4 6 0 M _

immedlete poelttans sv sHebW I 6 000 keystrokee rrknlmwi. Won. m T irw Fermioglon e r e *

ENTECH SERVICES, INC.

7 3 7 - 1 7 4 4

LEGAL SECRETARY tar Southfield personM Injury de-lense Brm MuM

6 t » e , lOwpm Computer experience hetpM We oftor good salery 6 M l beneffi peck age including He. heeBh 6 denial r ieurmce. savtngs program 6 pen-sion plan Send reeume to Jemee P Montagne. 40 Oak Hoaow Surte 320 Southfield Ml 46034

An EquM Opportunity Employer

• DATA ENTRY s s t s

ExoMtant opportunities tar experi-enced data entry d o r k * Minimum of 35 wpm tyO«ng L0(»4erTn seergn

Lrvontd, Plymouth, end

ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY

ReM Estate office Is looking tan-en experienced Executive Secretery

end exceBent communication I Tha aucoaeaM candidate muM poe-

L E G A L SECRETARIES

504 H a l p W a n t e d

O f f t c a - C t e r i c a i

Thursday. SeptanDer 5. 1991 0 4 E *sT

POSITIVE OUTGOING person to •

ta Experlenoe p r » xitcrwiedge e pkie oenehts efter 90

642-0070 Or appN W paraon a t Soon Shuppme. 4110 TeMgrapn

2 PART TIME RECEPTIONISTS needed tar buey * flrraosirms Office of local ccaegs Hours sre 1 30pm

Mon-Thurs 1 30pm-5pm 6em 1 30pm, Mori -Fn R»

quired skMs include cepacia of

data entry 6 the use of computers * some ctertaM/recapttoniei exper enee Mea reeume mdlcallng pre-ferred post t ta i r ' ie Welsh College 3636 Uvernort Rd P O Box 'Oto Troy, Ml 46007 7006

An EquM Opportunity Employer

RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST MuM be motrveted mth strong phone sPaioee 6 typing skMs 3-5 yeers experience Send resume lo A S l 24435 HsMlesd Rd Ferm-Ing tor. HMa. Ml 46335

RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY pen lane Mon Tuee only lor Bloom held HMa lew Arm. muat have good phone s* as knowledge of Woro Perfect 5 1 6 dictaphone expari ones 647-4440

RECEPTlOMlST/LIVONIA AREA Looking tor indhrtauM who i

. - - -Tr — a m b i t i o u s e n t h u s i a s t i c s n d L-*' . M ^ C n t a possaeaws good caent rMI>or u .ua penence work lor you F » pnotos- j ^ t r o T m t i u d e s sna-qnng

multk-kn« phone system gnsMmg caents. venou* clerical duties Send

atonal placement senncee tempo ery or permanent. regHHer now with THE egency tar L-gM Secretenes

ALL FEES EMPLOYER PAID HILLSTROM & ROSS

AGENCY. INC 6 2 6 - 8 1 8 6 OR 961-9415

L E G A L

resume to P O 8c> 2564. Lrvoms M> 48151-2564

RECEPTIONIST'PART TIME For taw office Novt 8 M«e 6 1-275 65 per hour

347-3636

CAPCARE P O Box 6626

Aim Arbor. M l 46107

BJLLERS DhreraMed oners vnmediateiy T o » / h r CMI Merle M UNlEORCE 367-0641

MEDICAL BILLERS Physician paang on MBS Soma stetuamg Mafor suburban hospi-tals outpatient caracx 3 locauons aval laM*. including Troy Belh. Tempro MedlCM 443-5590

MEDICAL BILLING CLERK For buey Dermatology office 1 yr

equivalent typing, good phone manners

required Fu l or pan time 566-1956

MEDICAL CLERK oman

Pontiac A r a * Ca l 334-9490

MEDICAL LAS ASSISTANT National Health Laboratories la looking tar motivated, hard-wdrklng txf tv iduMs to become nan of our OuaMy health care teem We have pert-Oma poaitlon avMtaUa on our avereng MWt. RaaponMbMBas In-d u d e proceeemg and prepertng leb specimen* tor Mating CandidMos mJs i be Mgh school greduataa wtth

medical terrrwxHogy beck

ground rebon

ORTHOOONTC Chew side AseiM-snt f u l t ime Expenenca asMrabls

it personekty 6 neetnees Inv Good working condffion* 6

PART-TIME MEDICAL ASSISTANT expensnce a muMI

-ratr 3 30. 644-6261

PART-TIME RECEPTIONIST Wrth medicM office experience ky peced specialty office Soothheld sree 559-3150

PEDIATRIC OFFICE LPN p a n ome, wM Include Tuee. evening and every other Set 'AM 12 Mae/SouthftMd Rd arae Aak lor Ms Merston 556-6620

O f f t c a - C l a r i c a l ACCOUNTING CLERK

Fu l t ime person needed tor busy Btrmlnghem office MuM have expe-rience with Accounts Receivable'' Payable, and Payrol. good phone

alao required We ol salary 6 benefit* Send reeume to Anatac. 30300 Telegraph. Sulla 200. StrmMghem. Ml 46010, At tn D C

A C C O U N T I N G CLERK AeaportMbianee Include computerized accounting sy*tam Accounts RecWvable. Accounts

BOOKKEEPER cjrowtng Non sras inaurance/medi-cal review compeny deevee book-haeper Proven experience and knowledge of Besic accounting akM* Two yeer coaege decree and compotar experience FACTS Ac-counting System a plus Send re-Bums to: Al t Controller. 39555 Orc-hard HIS Place Of , Novt, M l . 46376

BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY l p * m For busy

Sand reeume lo: 18000 9 MS*. Ste 512. SouthAald. Ml 46075

« g I o l

Payable. Inventory n d h M u M will havt have expertenoe .n operating oompuiers and wm ba

PHYSICAL THERAPY AlOE and motivated m d enthuMeetlc Com-PTA needed tar buey W BloomftalO peinhrs compeneailon package w t h clinic Send reaumee to medtcM benef i t* S tan immadlatefy 6900 Orchard Lk Rd.. LL06, W. Ptaaee forward(resume to. Bloomfield. 46322 or ca l 656-7411 MicroAge Computer Center

NATIONAL I LABORATORIES 13250 Northend

Oak Park, Ml 46237 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE! Equal Opportunity Employer

M /F /V /H "

MEDICAL OFFICE RECEPTIONIST Experienced only Computer ized, general duties Plymouth/Arm Arbor * r e « Fuk Om* Cm Norms1996-8763

l Mature'

l ime. 26 hr* . /

HYGIENIST Position aiMtabia tor • pan Ume employee working in a multi facal office. Top Pay. sacsasril benefits In a quaaty oriented practice. 722-6133

Irv-Servtoe/Stafl Devetooment Director

Mt OlooiTiaald NurMng and Cc

i. haa opening i Daiakjpn'ianl Director RN.

nance etth OBRA For

DENTAL MYGIENtST Part Oma tar Farmlngion HMs Soma Vk day SMurMay*. Ba

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553-0645

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<VGW6ST settee in Garfdan

•early and anttaiM-• a l i - f aatary and

422-2660

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buay Troy oMoa

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436-6215 vervoevwd.

DENTAL HE WALL!

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X" ~o r™l •uty^TM'S^charge7 person haa MMMt • and s series of hu-

661-1600

L A B T E C H N I C I A N For per*aim: office m RoyM Oak. p a n t m a . 366-6400

LPN. or MA. aapertancad. 4 day* a weak, busy padtatne/totarraet'e ofl-•oa. NE Troy Long Lake M Rochee-ler Rd 566-2900

LPN OR MEDICAL ASSISTANT pan Ome OG/GYN office m South-BMd Experience In venapiaictur* 6 infect ion* C e l Mery between 6-11 am snd 1-3pm M 556-4642

MEDICAL ASSISTAMT - pan Oma. muM be experienced, buey famay

476-3200

MEDICAL ASSIST ANT/LPN I Self-starting, highly moP.elef l tar pen Ume poMaon Experience h ^ B M . but mm tram aaaapttanM eppu cam*. Recent graduates 11 Farmington MMs Lynda: 476-7066

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Hequrrements p ro lesa iona l i sm

Hence St m doctor* office

oppor^umrti

Fu l Oms poeaion Indud-Saturday mormnga. Send

typed reeume to 4400 Ovlc Center Or . Toem Center PrnlssalnnM B»Og State 106. Southfield. Ml 46075

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Secre-tary Fud-tlme. minimum 2 y r * ex-perlenoe nscsseary Busy lamay practice m Novi araa 476-OOU

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST-BILLER Experienced, pert Bme. Uvonia aree 522-7176

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Experienced, tar growing practice in RoyM Oak Muat have good rator enoe* Ask tar Arlene

MEDICAL ReCEPTK)NIST/BRXER Fu l t ime wtth benefit*, growing tsm-l y prectice ai CMwon. MuM hava good phons a * a * bWng 6 comput-er knowledge requkad Pieeae c a l Katharine M 366-7730

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Fid oma tor buey darmalotagy offic-es tn Southfield Approximate* 45

rang. Thur* evening 4 Saturday ReeponsfeHtiee srs Schedulng ap-pointment*, Ittlng, typing 6 compui-

expertance preferred 566-1956

PHYSICAL THERAPIST

F u l or part- t ime poeitxjna avadapts In a cert lhed RehebMtaltan Agency Veried caaMnarl wnh orthopedic amphaaia In a friendly proieeMonM almoaphere Contact Carolyn Zolnoekl at: 347-6154

OMC HEALTH CARE CENTERS WOOOLANC

REHABILITATION AGENCY 41935 W 12 Mile Rd

Novi, M l 46377

Aff i l iated with The Detroit Medic* Center, am EquM Opportunity Employer

roAge Computer I 797 E Big Beevi Troy. Mi 46063

PHYSICAL THERAPISTS Part ome. M l time, end oontrecled licensed OhyalcM therpwtt needed to work at pediatric rehebaitation lecMty If you want lo work with a great group of people providing ouMUtv ca r * contact:

KaThy Kelnv (313) 632-1100 ext 252 Or aand reeume

Detroit mstrtuts tor Children 5447 Woodwerd Detroit. Ml 46202

RECEPTIONIST tar tamiy practice in Lhroraa. F u l ume Benefits Expe-rienced. Send raetane to: Box 732. Obeerver 6 Eccentric llewapapar*. 36251 SchocKcraft Rd Uvonia. M tc tagm 46150

A C C O U N T S P A Y A B L E C L E R K S

needed tor permenenl & lemporery posi t ion* F u l function *xpenence thru recoocHatlon 6 enafysi* Com-puter t kM* a mus t Lotus s p k i * Ca l or send resume to

A C C O U N T A N T S ONE 24133 Northweetem Hwy Suite 202

Southfield, Ml 46075 354-2410

Agency Fee Ps»d

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK Experience required Computer ec-countlng helpful Send r tsume to: P O Box 2166. Uvonl*. M l . 46151-0166.

BOOKKEEPER/SECRETARY Experienced, tar Southfield ert gal-lery P m Bme spprox 15 hours per week C a l 356-5454

B O O K K E E P E R S Foamer Rudzewici i Co . i of Micf»-aen> largest mdependmt CPA firms, currently h«» several d e n t s seeking t o hire experienced F/C Bookkeepers 8 office managers Available positions include a metro Detroit car dealership, Plymouth beaed distribution company Mi Clemens Menulacturmg Co 4 Blr-mmghem art deeier AH reply* held in strtcteM confidence It mtereetod. piss IS send compete work 4 salary h w o r y In strtctaM confidence to Attention H K S . , Folmer Rud-» M a i Co.. 26200 American Dr., Sie. 500, Southfield. Mf 46034 Recruiting for EquM Opportunrty Employer*

degree o l Mm and accu-racy Qualifications Maude 65 wpm, shorthand 100- 120**wpm S E C R E T A R I E S ^ and good math aptitude 3 to 7 | Experienced, tar permenenl 4 tern years experience required Orgam- porary eeMgnmerrts frt-county u t l o n M skids a m u « Salary com- ALL FEES EMPLOYER PAID

RECEPTIONIST 4 TYPIST 2 posi-tions open Must type 40-50 wpm Fuk time 9-5pm. SouthHeld Ce«

or Shenda

qualifications and

Competitive benefit Send

with salary requirements to:

V Conns P.O Box 267 ,

J O A N N E MANSFIELD

Legal Personnel 3 6 2 - 3 4 3 0

RECEPTIONIST NEEDED tor ams i but high volume lew office m South held Experience prefer rsd Many benefits Ask tor Karen 353-1070

RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY * Experience preferred Answering phones 4 masc office duUes Good communication akMa C a l 471-5744

RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY lor taai peced Southheid office

EXTREMELY ORGANIZEd tadhldu-M riaeded tar a vary buey. 1 paraon office <n BtaomflMd HM* Genera, office akM*. Including bookkeeping experience, a muM Reply to Box 764. Obeerver 4 Eccentric Newspaper a 36251 Schoolcraft Rd Uvonia. Michigan 46150

LOOKING FOR FULL-TIME Person lor caShrar some swKh-poerd typing and related office K>be Hours 9-6pm Mon thru Fn

Apply m Person Only 3365 WASHTENAW ANN ARBOR

GARDENER/ GENERAL MAINTENANCE

FulMime poertlon open tor quekhed person to take complete charge of gardening 4 genera mamtenenoe of F rankm Eatalea Sand brief Netory of emptoyment to- Bo i 774. Obeerv-er 4 Eccentric I leatpspars 36251 Schoolcraft Rd , Livonia. Michigan 48150

ACCOUNTANT NEEDS - GanerM Office, employer torm* some book-keeping 20 IKX«* now. tax season 30-40 hour*. Experience pi Mai red Uvonl*, C a l myttme, 464-3660

BOOKKEEPER WANTED fu l or part time Muat be able to take books through IrtM balance end be tarruaar with payroll Sand 32255 Northweetem Farmmgton HMa Ml

Hwy : 46334

Su 296.

RECEPTIONIST lor chaoprMIc Ch-ios Qualif ied person wW have axpe-nenoe ai feat paced environment F u l t ime poenion MuM be flexible 4 energetic Send reeume to 4274 No Woodward. RoyM Oak. Ml 46073, at tent ion Off ice Manager

RECEPTIONIST , Part t ime or KM time Buey pedtetrt-d e n * ' off ice Send reeume to- 511 Pierce. Birmingham . Ml 46009

RECEPTIONIST - Pan tans, tar Gm-der. City medicM office Send re-sume to P.O. Box 1064, Oerden City. M l . 46136-1094

RECEPTIONIST BlmMnghem. pen t ime approximately 15 hrs per week Friendly etmoepnere. muM type C a l or leave m a a s i g i 642-3338

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST senate oper

mc Rocheeler operand Mercy Cere, Her HMa and Farrrung-nce preferred 656-6100

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST experi-enced M l ome tar OBA3YN office In West BtaomflMd MuM have MB-mg and computer skMs Cal Mfchaaa. Mon-Fn 9-5. 655-5630

M E D I C A L R E C O R D S Weel BtaomflMd Muramg Center, near Mepie 4 Orske. hes Immedwe opening tar M i tlms A R T NurMng home axpenenoe hetoM Salary negmiaWa Ptaeee contecl M r * DIFtare at 661-1600

MEDICAL RECPTlONIST/ ASSISTANT

tar buey demiMulugMl office F u l nma Seturdey*

RN 'BSN - STAFF NURSE We currently have ar opeplng tar an RN or BSN Wi our raaldantIM teen mother 4 Infant parenting program Thie * a pert- t ime poMtion which trv-vofvee provkSng health metate-nence 4 education to M m rrn^hei i 4 their infant Because we sre a pri-vate not for profit soOM service agency our pay M not competitive 1*11/hr ) but we do olter flexible hour*. * pleasant work srivtronment 4 s competent proleaalonM staff of chad care v w l a i 4 eodM work srs If you are looking tar s dlftarent type of nursing experience, why noi con-sider thM opportunity Sand reeume to St Vincent 4 Sarah Reher Can-ter. 27400 W. 12 Mae. Farmlngion HUM, Ml 46334-4200

An EquM Opportunity Employer

ACCOUNTS RAY ABLE CLERK F u l t ime tar Oek Park Health Care Agency 2 yr*. Accounts Payable ex-perience. High achool graduate M-tenttan to deteaa. accuracy ra-quired Excekent benefits compel i t tveseiery 966-5300

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK t a t e a c a c W. B»®mB«!ai»9BM5y

mmegement compeny seeks Ac counts Payable Clerk with the tai-lowtng Qualifications 3 yeer* experl-enoe, good orgenaatlonM skMa. knowledge UPra System typing 50 wpm Send reeume end selary re-quirements I P Box 766, Obeerver 4 Eccen t r i c Newspapers . 36251 Scnoolcrefl Rd . U v o n l * Michigan 46150

CITY OF ROYAL OAK TEMPORARY CONSTRUCTION

OFFICE CLERK t l 3 PER HOUR |

Temporery conMrucTion office clerk poMtion is open tar a ma»or federeMy funded roed re-conatruc-tion protect Minimum of 2 yrs. con-struction office dsrfc or releted ex-perience raquaed Must be ebie to understend construction plane 4 specifications sath knowledge of construction melenaH 4 methods. Exoettant Meth. Geometry writing.

keeping

Michigan . tat ion roed protects preferred F * out Application at ItarsonnM Oe-penment, 211 WMtams S t , P O Bon 64. RoyM Oek. Ml 48066-0064 By Mon , Sept 1#. <991 546-6325

An EquM Opportunity E m p l o y *

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK tar i m a l manufacturing compeny Mawnum 1 yeer experlenoe re-quired. Computer akMa npceassry Southfield location Ca l between 9 o m - 12 noon 353-0443

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Ou-tiea are vened 4 require clerical MtMs In typing, taking mmutee Ik-ing Ptaaemt atmoephere to work Apply m person Bordlnes Setter Blooms 1635 S Rocheeler Rd Ro-

CLAIMS SERVICE CLERK Entry wvW poertlon svsaebie ai Southfield company Must have good orgerMjational skil ls and p ieesmi phone manners Send re-sume to Cleans Service Clerk. P O Box 300. Southfield Ml 46037

ADMINtSTRATIVE ASSISTANT Entry level poaitlon evaKaPie lo» Corporate office of sma* retail

•cham, besed ai Troy General office duties Wordproosssmg, 4 PC expe-nence preferred Man or lax reeume 4 salary requaementa to Tool Ware-house 3290 W Big Beaver Suite 310. Troy Ml. 46064 Alt K Demeron Fax a 313-649-0640

CLERICAL Deerbom Daaed nehonM company has immediale tu l tana openings Must type 45 wpm 4 heve 10 key knowledge Great working condi-t i on* For *n appointment c a l DeP-bie 9am- l2noon. 277-6671 e x t 3 1 4

An EquM Opportunity Employer

GENERAL CLERK Pan-t ime afternoons Must heve good driving record GenerM office skWs required 15.50 an hr Can Midge 627-7720

L O T S O F J O B S A L L F E E S P A I D

Mail Clerk Dele Entry Receptlorual Secretary Accounting O e r k CSR Secretary/Receptionist Legal Secretary insurance Agent Staft Accountant

412 400 S 14.000 S 15.000 116,600 $17,000 $16 000 $18 000 $26 000 $25,000 $28,000

phone Imes. typmg a must. cpmpu< | m a plus Send reeumes lo I impertM Marketing, 21477 Bnogs I St . Unit A Southfield M1 48734

I RECEPTIONIST/CLERICAL " Need energetic detail oriented per

i son lor kght bui accuists typing fri ; mg snawering letephones i o i r w

der icM work for a non smoking of •ce m Lake Orion Ful time Please ca* Glnm at 391 1 4 i i

Typing o l 50 plsesa We ha is mors openlnga every day CMi lodajr 651-3660 SNELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES

FARMINGTON HILLS

MAIL ROOM/SUPPLY CLERK Non-amok Ing company teaks mail supply clerk Applicant must be en-ergetic. responsible * — — — -

RECEPTIONIST lor front office^ lo ertswwr incoming cans on GTE Switchboard Successful carKfedatk should be experienced oo Xerox Memory W r i e r type 55wpm Sub mn resume to Receptionisi PO Sc . 53*0218. Uvoms Ml 48153

RECEPTIONIST spprox hours 9 30-2pm Monday-thru Friday Light sacretana. 4 Dookieepmg skills ra-quired $7 per houi Perfect |Ob tor mother with school age children Uvonia area Aak Ic* Mr Wilkams

462-7J77

mam tain GENERAL OFFICE - pert , . Schoolcraft. Inkster arse mature good driving record Fun time wtth

flexible hours including some everi-persor to handle phone* 4 accounts receivable. 525-5675

GENERAL OFFICE CLERK Praet lg ious recreation planner needs energetic experienced clerks To«7.2S/hr CMtRoeeat UNIFORCE 646-6500

GENERAL OFFICE HELP 20-30 hour* per eeak Some knowl-edge of WordPerfect he lpM Apply et: 24355 Capitol, Redford, Tele-graph 6 Plymouth kraa

GENERAL OFFICE poratlon Ii

to (oki our SMee !

inga 6 Saturdays Send -eeume to Supply Cierk, P O Box 300 Southfield. M l . 46037

RECEPTIONIST-Exper ienced lo« Northville law firm, Desirs well groomec profesaioruti person wtth pleasing telephone personality Du tiee w«l included phones typing oh YVo«dPer!e» 5 1. PMtng ancf other mlac funct-ona Please repi* tp Anne 349 396C

MARKETING SECRETARY Leedmg nationM corporation needs word processing and dericM akMa lor creetive atmoephere To $#'hr C a l Sara at UNIFORCE 357-0036

MTI Corporation a seeking a person Support Staft on a j

MEDICAL SUPPLY COMPANY haa a r immedlete opening lor a M l time der icM assistant Must type at least 50 wpm Stert at $6Jhr Send re-sume to Controller P O Box 663 Bloomfield HfH* Ml 46303

mg on th* appMcant the poeftlor. could wvorve into • permanent poafttan GenerM office skMa pre-ferred Bring personal Hetry and salary requirements lo ruermew on Sept 12. 1991 9em-4pm

MTI Corporattan 45001 Five Mils Roed

Ptymouth

RECEPTIONIST needed in Livonia area Good telephone -SKIIIS and ba-sic typing *M-r Computer •now edge a pm* You must be Oetweer->8-21 yeers old and s reeident of Wayna County Inot Detroit I Mature people catt ior appt 464 1660

An EquM Opportunity Employer RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY

Fu l time person needed for busy Birmingham office Must be oxperi enced end energetic with good phone skills typing SO - wpm 4

GIRL FRIDAY TYPE: A l mound gen-eral office duties, clerical 4 book-keeping. computer experience a piuai Part-Ume/MMIme. depending on aPKI'ty Aak lor Phi, 278-9095

MESSENGER' FILE CLERK wanted for M l time employment In law I r m " m BJoomheM HMls Person must be j competi t ive taiary 4 Der>eht» rapaonalble. detail oriented 4 nave rekapfa tranaprortation Duties in-clude. court IMng. hand daHvenng legal documents inter- office Bfcng 4 maac profacts Pleats 'orward re-aume to MeeeenoerrFlta Ctark '00 aipom&eld HMa P*rk*sy SM 110.

Bloomfield H®s, Ml 46304

Send reeume to Anatec. 3C300 Telearaph. Suite 200 Birmingham Mi 46010 Attn T N

HELP DESK tn UvonM Must have good tele-phone akMa and banc typing abMty Expoaurs to IBM PCa • p iu* If you are a mature 16-21 year old and Hve in Wayne County inof Detroit), can lor appt 464-1660

An EquM Opportunity Employer

CLERICAL HELP Needed for s m a l office Muat have excellent typing skills and good telephone abMtlea Apply m parson RL Schmin Co 34506 Glendsle Uvonl* naar Stark 4 Schoolers*

HELP-Growing fast paced property men sgement Arm needs qualified indi-vidual. knowiedgabie «nh WordPer-fect 5 t m d Lotus 1 - 2 - 3 axperv ence wfth commardM I plus Seeking energetic sen motivated In-dhrtduM to wow w«h company Send reeume I salary reqmretments to P 0 Box 2460 Farmmgton HMs ML 46333

C r a n b r o o k H o s p i c e C a r e

T r o y . M l .

/ 4 M I 0 4 R E ' noam MALiHCAPt

C L I N I C A L

S U P E R V I S O R Amicare H o m e Healthcare, a mulu-sitc home heal th c o m p a n y sponsored by the Sisters o f M e icy H e a l t h Corporat ion, ts l o o k i n g for a Clinical Supervisor for our A n n Arbor branch

I n this posit ion, y o u wi l l be responsible for

a M a n a g i n g professional direct caregiver

staff

a Prov id ing uti l izat ion rev iew

e Part icipat ing in quality assurance

programs

e Prov id ing coord inat ion of services and ut i l izat ion of c o m m u n i t y resources

T h e successful candidate wi l l be a Registered Nurse w i t h current Michigan license and a m i n i m u m of 2 years exper ience in c o m m u -nity health nursing. This posit ion requires we l l -deve loped communica t ion and inierper sonal skills a n d demonstra ted supervisory

Amicare offers a n outstanding benefits pack age a n d a compet i t ive salary to match your skills. T o appiy , please send your resume to: K a t h r y n W a r n e r . A m i c a r e H o m e H e a l t h c a r e . 2 0 1 0 H o g b a c k R o a d , S u i t e 3 . A n n A r b o r , M l 4 ® 1 0 9 - Achieving Workforce Diversity through Aff i rmative Act ion /Equa l

, O p p o r t u n i t y Employer

H O M E I N F U S I O N T H E R A P Y , N U R S E

C L I N I C I A N S On-CaS m DetroM!

M a k e your days count by • m ploying your highest

professional skills

Rapid expanalon m Detroit haa : r m i l l theee O n - C H opportu-

S T A F F

F I N S

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Opportunity for growth oriented person for a growing flnanclM plan-ning company 30 hours per week

telephone skills personality, wfth some

knowledge of compoters Knowl-edge of Social Services preferred, but not a muet Man resume to 3001 W Big Beaver Su 330A, Troy Ml 46064 or FAX 313-649-2240

CLERICAL'MARKETING A national company is loosing for an individual arho i t s te«-starter and has good telephone skMs to W a po-sition In Its premkjm finance con-pa- ;

ny Insurance experience preferred mOME HEALTH CARE CO looking Must neve good dericM tkM*. good typing and be able to uaa a 10-key adding machine PC computer ex-perience a plua. In addition thM per . son wW De doing telemarketing lo promote the premium Ananca bual-neee Excellent employee beneff is Ca l j e r r y W 354-0208

CLERICAL - Receptionist/Data en-try tor Troy CPA Brm Send reeume lo Frank A Roeenbeum 4 Co PC 5445 Corporate Dr - St* 165. Troy. Ml 46098

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT SECRET ART Opportunity m the Livonia area e.ists for candidate who M seM motivated 4 has exoM- H lent telephone 8 mterpersonsl skMs Fg-minyon Hati .'Ji t r s m ^ A m-Whum of 3 yrs experience re- * quved wnh typmg skMs of 65wpm »M ^ o e r t w « not raquired Start-Lotue 4 WordPerfect a muat snd ""O " " 0 ® S4 50 per iw w«h reguier Harvard Grapness plue S u P m h r ^ - n c r a a a a . 655-6562 sume 4 salary requirements to P O Box 530216, Uvonia. Mt 48153

sharp 'mdhAduM Bookkeeping, typing 4 good phone mariners. MedicM bMkig neipfui but not naoeeaary Sand reeume to Preecr ibed Oxygen Specialists 9430 Sheldon Rd Ptymouth 48170, attn T No phone caaa p lsa i t l

OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR/ SECRETARY

Needed fu l time tor small taiee off-Ice m Watarfoxd Secretarial 4 com putar SkMs s must Knowledge ol PFS We 4 Lotus 1,2,3 s - CervS.- > dele muat be versatile 4 able to 1" handle many vaned deun ontnted d u t l e * Qood telephone skMs 4 the •baity to backup the order deek a necessity Non-smoker preferred Send reeume wtth salary history to

Suite 215 . 6650 Highland Rd Waterford Ml 46327

OFFICE ASSISTANT tor small but busy manufacturing compeny Di-versified duties word procaaamg firing 4 light accounting WW train GenerM office procedures 4 com-

RECEPTIONlST SECRETAR> EstabHahed company m Livonia nas ooemng tor an experienced mdivid-uM Candidale musi have exceaert tMphone 8 typing skills wfth asm entry experience Knowledge «i sc counting. hnenciM statements and inaurance rs s plus Full time posi-tion including Oeneflls Send resume to 12656 Richfield Ct Livonia Mi 46150 Attn J D S

RECEPTIONIST/ C U S T O M E R SERVICE

$ 1 6 , 0 0 0

THE POSITION Enthusiastic. Ousmessliks. proies-sionei Receptionist m i ' en tensive Customer service involvement |

THE CANDIDATE Conscientious ae" starter wtth e> cedent telephone manner snd the

puter expenehed required Greet ability to handle customer rMetion. K»t> lor raaourcetiA saff startai some to. Wheal Dresslno. 33160 In-dustrial Rd U v o n l * 46150

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ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINOS Par locM reataurent Apply a l 24627 Plymouth R d . Redtord be-tween lam-5pm,

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262-1760

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BANQUET SERVERS Part Mme

Tha Plymouth Manor Ask lor Nick 465-3501

BAR PERSON - Days- HM Ume Ber grin 64 50/hour Apply woodhaven Boat 20000 van Hom M Allen Rd

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Redtord Bowl 22150 Grand Rtvw 531-2271

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GREENERY EXTENDED CARE CENTER

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3^225 Grand Rwar Farmlngion. Mich

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HOST PERSON 4 WATT PERSON FiM/pert time Both m m * Apply ki person: Thon rant. 33971 Plymouth. I

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627-4050

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BUS PERSONS 4 DISHWASHERS Ful 4 pari time - M shift* No expe-nenca necessary Ram s Horn 27235 Ford Rd . Dearborn Height*.

563-1331

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26100 Frankla. SoutiMMil 46034 NO PHONE CALLS

An EquM Opportwttfy Employer

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AttwitWn Tawt ty . 24450 Ever-yeen. Southfield, Ml 46075

SECRETARY . Fu l time lor lerge Urtr m Troy ExceMent banaIRs Shorthand 6 computer knowledge Ptaeee sand reetkns to 820 Kjr t* Suits 100, Troy Ml 46064

MMiUHsi Larry

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31251 InduetrlM Rd Livome. 46150

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WORDPERF ECT 5 1 AdmmiKrativ* assistant poamon lor Fortune SOO To»10/hr Cal Sharon at UNIFORCE 646-766'

WORD PROCESSING Immediate openings lor qualified word proceaeort wtlh expartance on Mufhmate. O U c s w I t a or WordPw tact To 48-SQ/hr. Ca l Saly at UNIFORCE 357-0648

weak, vakd drtvert ticenee required. I exponent t ip* Round T*p | * CkiC ki Ptymouth 453-1626 -

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SHIFT LEADERS/LINE COOKS PREP, PANTRY COOKS

FRY BROIL COOKS DISHWASHERS Apply In person

2065 Weal Big Beevwr, Troy

400 w

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LONG JOHN SILVER 3 positions svakapie kM tame/pert time, days or nights Apply m par-son 26430 Plymouth Rd . Radford. 30210 Ford Rd , Garden City

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SECRETARY PART TIME 10 work I 5-20 tv-s/wk Very (taxibie hours | Send reeume to Lew Offices ol G v y NltBtm 26699 W 12 Mae Rd SM 200, Southfield Ml 46034-1578

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SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST | For CPA Srm Fu l or pert time

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2ND SHIFT NOVI Tranacnpt ion 'secret artel dutlea j Non amoklng office Superior apea-ing a neceseny Pleasant outgoing marmw tor s buay mediCM/legM Novt office Profeealonai appeer-ance. siord proc assing'computw knowMdge 5PM t l t 3C AM Send j aalary requrements 4 -esum* to Box e 708 Observer 4 Eccentnc ! Newspapers, 36351 Schoolcraft j Rd L lvon i* Michigan 46 ISO

WORO PROCESSOR Growing compeny hes a need tor experienced Secretaries wtth Wore Parted. 0W4 Lotua or Wang Many positions available Send reeume to P O Box 404. Clewaon Ml 46017

WORO PROCESSOR tor buay Bk mir^ham commeroM Reel Eatata office Musi nave exceaent typing spaed of 70wpm 4 accuracy, punc-tuation. prootreedmg skMs 4 dict*-pnone experience Must be sola to handle Ousy rttuiti-lne phone syv tem Knowledge of Rea Estate tw mmoiogy rielplui SeMry commen-sursta wftfi exper ience Send resumes to Box 790 Obeerver 4 Ec-centric Newspapers. 3625 1 Schoot craflftO U v o m * Michigan 46150

505 Haip W a n t a d

F o o d - B a v a r a g a ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS

BAKERS SQUARE NOW HIRING

• COOKS TO S8/HR • SERVERS T O S 1 2 / H R • DISHWASHER TO $6.50 • JANITOR TO $ 9 / H R

Apply m parson at tha toaowwig locations

Birmingham - 425 Bowers Canton 5946 Sheldon Rd

Oek Park - 26660 GreenftolC Warren - 13602 14 Mas

«ee t«nd - 36101 Werren Rd

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS tor tha loaowing poeftiAna s» YSYS'S Flame Brokee cr»ckan m Weatlend

ASSISTANT MANAGER I Exceaent arowth opportunityl BROILER COOK DAY/NIGHT FRONT COUNTER

tut sppecents should ne amonuus tnendh1 end heve ma desk* to pro

queaty ot prottact at 6301 N Wayne

522-6611

C O O K Out contemporary seafood cmein* Wtars W1 exoaaent aoportunfty tor an expertanced Cook Lunch 4 dlnnw shift

O C E A N G R I L L E Birmingham 646-7001

• Work ma-'pert time • FlecxlbM Hrs • Advancamerit opportunities C a l Tama Salem

522-3311 or 522-3403

COOK 'an time Expariemeso Flexlpw lours On tn* Tee Pestaursnt

Farmmgton rtias 476-5193

COOKS - sfion draw new Pw m Farmmgton Ciood pay *s«-e i t i

M A N A G E R AFTERNOONS

WonOertend Big Boy M a i Ractau ram tooung tar apgreew a. sue csea oriented n d M d u e to Kan our marv-agment teem If you neve the IcMrxw-ing qualtMa

COOK 3-11 PM 2 openings One for Una Cook ona lor cold 'oods 'Garde-Menagan Berwfits

453-1632

Experienced wrth s ".sparucmenu pi starred Pcmtiac C M Mart* Mon-Fn 9 - i p m 546-2700

COUNTER'BAKER - Greet to! nomamakw Yogurt shop, baking 4 counlw help Mornings. 10-4 Part time Ask lor Brian 352-6556

C O U N T E R P E R S O N For t m a l Livonia, Fermmgton sree gourmet bakary Nice piece to work Fu l time 477-1720

mm saWi people, taka pride m your sppeerance 4 work Wages 4 bene-fits peck spa commeneurate wtlh ex-penence C M 8em-4pm. ask tar Don or Judy 421-4349

• kM or pert time. Ca l Thunderblrd I anas

362-1660

ARE Y O U THINKING ABOUT

GETTING INTO REAL ESTATE?

Qraat Office Experienced agar: ask about our 100% program

•ck "sa i ai

3 4 7 - 3 0 5 0

C 0 L D W E L L

B A N K E R ScfrwMrtzMr RMMJ Estate

19 0 m c « 8 E x p a c l t t t a b a s t *

506 H a l p W a n t e d

E a r n E x t r a $ $ $ $

F o r T h e H o l i d a y s ! ! I n o T S S tor ma 1111 1 e a w f — - S w a s P w . a n 3460 t ~ land IM.. 463/i6 • ^

ENTECH SERVICES, INC.

7 3 7 - 1 7 4 4 -FASTENER/FLEET MAJNTENANCE

x a looking tor n d M d u a i raaMy sea Must be a prov-

ing knowledge iiMpfcil Apply In pw son wtlh managw, Minnaaots Fab no*. 27500 Schoolcraft, Livonia

PAINT 'N' STUFF ~ Due lo espanaKin wa ara aaokJng s t ranee tor catk i tw sen* MuM b* motivated and iMn f l to laarn Lrvo-ma location Good pay and

566-0700

I PHONE CANVASSING S6 00-610 00 pw hour Fieu-bw ho»*» Bkmaigriam Office cm tar appointment

SALES kM or part

l U T W U - S L J t r

SALES - INOU«T RIAL

6*6-7766 growth and mcenfNa. WM train tha-

pand existing accounts along with [ PROFESSIONAL Sales Apsncy ce-new cueiomw devaupmem It you j r aw opening a«h American Mega nave a m c r a a ^ i l aMaa bet»®round ' oom. s twee ommunlc aacma. coneiM-we provide an nxciasni aalary, | ing comperry Opportunity tc be monfNy bonus and queaty neettf aMS-ampir, red end to eem ungmned

To arranpa a corMdentia 1 income If interested ssnd covw iw

com inc r u 001 j i a * , r - a m w v ton HMa Ml. 46333

SALESPERSON

1-313-437-444T

REAL ESTATE CLASSES

sicm 4 car Fax 4 copy FRUSTRATED

•n r . your piessni |ob?

C A R E E R O P P O R T U N I T Y we Stete of the art taoMty ^ ' ^ A i

tuition end m s l w a M you went sn Leem wfMe you EARN S300-S500

working eveneigs end I M arx brand d o o k n g at with a m a o n m a n t a products

C M Gonper* lOem-Spm 326-6550

AUTO DCALER/SALE8 Large metro Ford daMMr M looking tar pi cileeacriW. wiwtfatk: . saa-moftvatmg people to be p i alaeel jrw-My trsmed tor new oer W W Thw a s V x i ewes opportunity srith an iav kmiied kw rung potermM C M Moay P e d M n 566-1000

Troy Ford 777 John R . Troy

RECESSION P R O O F INDUSTRY

C M Vidua weekdays 9-7 244-9070

For mora w*tormmbor> cm Nour*

V400-M»-21?1

S A L E S T R A I N E E S »farn whka you W m photography company aeaka

In Commwaa f todus tnW ' Opportunity M t t t be •-

censed For private I i w r n a w cm BM 0 RMey. O'Rrte^ Realty

HILL FLORAL PROOUCTSJNC • ieedw ki Me i h u M i M i to* nduatry. a looking tar an energetic mon noted seMa per*on tor our Detroit ioceoon KJeeJ candklaie wa heve good peraonM and tetaphone I and start m t w M M h l n i oommuracanon skMs Expertenca carew field ot unkmrted potoKtiM W wholeeMe or r e l M I c r M | REAL ESTATE ONE EOC industry pi starred Pw sonW n a m a e i wM be srvenged

REAL ESTATE SALES 125.000 Guaranteed! If you Mweys ] oounta _ . . . wanted tc Mart a carew m raw e»- aukeo Trammg program prowoaC tate but laR you couldn't take a J UbwM commwslons averege 4500 chance on s loww ttrst yew income - *700 pw weak C M Mr Burgw now a the time tc g«t started C M • 522-121 Tncne at 3*6-6430 lo knd out about our guaranteed income program.

-1265

SELECT rhe beet opportunity lor

CAREER OPPORTUNfTY

WA/T PERSON WANTED

t s C a l Lou 167-3570

•ndfnduaM I r i n . r r M to HM Flora ProOucta mc 2&00 John R Detroit. Mi 46201

RETAIL

SALES ASSOCIATES (Fult-Tlme)

WATT PERSON, 12 noon-6pm 5 days a week Apply In person or ce l N o r t P V e Cm ti l ing. 16600 North-vtae Rd.. 346-4220

WAfTPERSON 2-3 lunch p u 2-3 dktnar shifts par s t M Rna dMng sup silence requ i red Round Table Oub m Ptymouffi 463-1626

10 entrx-WvW the Wdfaend

E x c M t r t Opportunity tor anyone ae-aamg to begm a caraw m aaiaa r f w e e newly Greeted poeMlone re-n u i a niutfvaiwj. ' .wwciLi j i - rg r r r r r sM etth Pw abMty 10 do ooto-raMrg m the service sector Baaa salery -. u i i ' i a a i ' If you're commit ted 10 1 dMvsrtng

vlca send yoim reeume pactaoona PwsormW Troy. Ml

If your personelty shines snd you IF YOU'RE s o w pane M a peopM exhibit danJIng energy and potnhed end challenge* thw fob * lor you tales mMs ae a Iks to tel* aith

" your'

We're looking lor aepenoeble end moBveted indrviduMs wiwi menege-

FvM or pert time ed kx busy Farmmgton HMs loy snd g i t Mores W k a o Cal Mwgw tar appl

MAriMEL QlCT

•etarrsM end a vanefy ol c o m m * slon plana, includkig 100%. In Ba-mmghem. c e l Joen Downing

6 4 2 - 2 4 0 0

C 0 L D W E L L

B A N K E R Scfrwettzar Raal Estate

19 OWioas

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Wort Man thru Fn..-4pm-9pm

M O ~ W - 1 , 1 ^ 4 „ . ? * * - a d ceas xivoivwd . — t a d u n i t gold career, pieeae

" " • r » ' C M tpm-Spm 524-970? c o r ^ m c , u , ^

MM n o r * We wiB provide advance- SHARP SAj .ES PERSON tor mma-ment cppcrtunrtie* end competrt iw c a r ^ w t y to a M bouOqua item*

1 , . - ' " " Part or t u l t ime Uvonw 4 South-Held ansa 477-4341 357-1776

Dept . P 0 Box Z4906

WAITRESSES 6 WAITERS wen tar both day and night m m Apply m paraon at Big Boy* . 11310 T«M-grsph s ! Plymouth

WATT STAFF 3 * y v avemfio* Apply m person Swoaox I I MtodtabMt. Farmaig-

W A I T S T A F F MuM work lunch 4 datnw Mtfft*.

Experience neceaeery

O C E A N G R I L L E 646-7001

salae experlenoe hetokx Entry w a y opporTtn

Auto Tredw Megaans

INTERESTED IN SELLING REAL ESTATE

Experienced sgents. sex ebout our •00% progrsm m Livonia. CM OeveSnM 462-181'

COLDWELL BANKER Scnwwttw Rea Esteie

19 Offices Expect the best*

J€WEL«> SALES For Fine Jewelry depertments at I ^

£ 7 £ w ' ^ Z L - Z ^ n ^ t l scoa jn t sxperience c>-etar mAwtrv to advance Candkjatas must be aeft-, • T T * ? - . motivsted wtth good comrnuracabor should ajbmr-tkMs Benefits, employee taecount

STOP! 569-0979

MC'ER JEWELERS An EquW Opponen t , E-mpioyw

SALES ACCOUNT COORDINATOR LocM compeny seeks an kggraawim •ndMduM tp SM our recycling pro- EXPERIENCE} orem Major raaponarfnates involve needed sprucing existing customers and c M 12-4pm developing new accounts Ouakty compeneation peckags srid compe-

" ELEMARKETERS plus I' ' l a n e s n x .

(65-6174

TELEPHONTSURVEYORS 1 Pert-l ime. Oay and Evening H r *

elude B-A 2 or more yeers rwevent H o u r t > P^M HiimikOMiii ^ E y H -snced pretarred Ca l .

CARREER SALES OPPORTUNITY meurence apancy looking to m-

W torca We oltar • WATT STAFF NEEDED alowance. "

Qtan Om* Country Club Flexible commissions addmon to Brat yew

per fo rmance

including t m g e bw w a u American United Uta tar Interview

357-0430 ^ E X P E R ^ C E D L ^ E C O C J C S ^

mty tor mow I Med Icanead maur-anca Agent 2-3 yeers experience Free teed* Good benallta/commia-Pen

h o * *

WAIT STAFF m e Expertenoed

On the Tee 476-51*3

salary - comrwselqn Apply In pw-sdh. St -ma ttjaowinc locations New Cenlw • Weetborr • B *m inp nerr • WBdwood or CM

•Lathy LoamMi 9«2-574« - -

LEASING CONSULTANTS Fun >opf Enthuwaaoc- outgoing pwaon needed pert time M luxury Ip6r t -

Farmtngton

and i nat Director. P 0 Box 37 Romulus Ml 46174

SALES ASSIST AN- MANAGERS end MANAGERS to« the tastes' •rowing health dub tr the country

j Apply Ir person Powertiouee Gym 2565 u v s m o a Troy ses Fred

WANT TO SELL REAL ESTATE? W* oltar nation sada atari Ml, m-. lanwve traaang. and a vansty o l enmrtaawnn plana. ncXuding 100%.

Sheron at 474-6243 An EquW Opportomty Empiorw

S A L E S M A N A G E R National T swcomrrv ieat ior is C^

To HO.000 IrW yew 'base • bonus! 2 yr* sal

350-10*0

LBrtN BEAUTY SUPPLY m Weel Bloomfield e looking tor s sews pw ton experienced «i ooemetica •»* grancea * baeuty suppae* Ful time C M tor wpo in tment 651-7323

WORKING CHEF - Night shift. Look- CHILDREN'S SHOE SALES LICENSED REAL ESTATE Ing tar s take-cftarge paraon wfth Downtown Farmington FtM 4 pert SeMe Person tor BtaKMr •> I good att i tude Paid rroOot Send nma OePy I0em-6pm. Friday 10am- 1 Lake Ooon Subdhrtwon Must rewane 10 ItaMaw wit- 5737 1 le i Ms tom Sunday NoorvSpm 476-7 Or . Troy M l . 46066

business proOucis piMW'SC De-gree -equwed Exceaent sdvence-ment 4 seming potentiM

4 7 3 - 7 2 1 0 Steven .

6 4 7 - 1 9 0 0

C O L D W E L L

B A N K E R Schweitzer Real Estate

19 Otftca* Expect the t>e«t«

S CHRISTMAS 1 Fesmon Advisors •e—wry No cash a lew 5 week* C M JM.

7611

M A N A G E R Woom Experten6TT«di»fea^

F u l benefits Oraal qpPorhxHTy tar the right person CaU' Sweet Lorraine's Cata, 559-5965

YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE AT ARBY'S

If you have good last tood expwl-enca and are miwested m moving up s Craa Leedar poe«K>n a open st Ftadford A r b y * Benefits end 'up to 45 00,'hr to start Mual have fu l svalaoaiiy Pieese appfy at 27140 Plymouth Roed ,'at mkstar i between 2-5pm Wlon - Fri

DELI NEEDS pert time countw and Xitchan help Musi 18 yeers old Ap-ply m person 9AM-11AM DILLY DELI. 2250 Ponttac Rd Au-burn Hias

DINING ROOM Ho*t 'Supervisor - 2 positions svskabM Southltaid 4 Troy wees Exceaent opportunity fdraper snt wfills xids w a In school and'or retirees 9em-1pm. Mon-Fn 45/hr S m M smount of papw work Hftlng 4 POSSUMS driving ruestant outgo-ing 4 must anfoy working wrth a « a adults C M Nick. Mon-Fn, 9am-fpm

546-2700

MANAGER OR TRAINEE Troy sandwich M>op haa s new poai-tlon tor Wthw en expertanced mene-g w or trainee GreM opportunity to ieai I groawig last tood ti . isr 1 C M ton an appointment 669-5379

MANAGERS ASSISTANT S m M Southheid reetaurant seek* help lo prep and s u s m h l i tood, kM 4 part tune positions svaAabie Flexible hour* and a greet work snvtron-ment Cam DMy'sdays 352-5570

MARRIOTT CORP m accepting ap-plications tor kM Oms w a C prep in Plymouth area account No maWi-snds rughts or ho lday* OwwNta avaMebta 4 great atmoaphar* If mteraetad c M anytime except be-tween l l a n v l p m 454-5657

MATURE PERSON to work _ and grM st the OCC oo leg l . South-

552-2667 or :

WORKING HEAD Dwhwaanw 4 pert time Danweshert tor Banquet Cen-tw n q u v i sl Lai*W Msnor Banquet 4 Confe rence Cen te r . 39000 Scnoolcrsh Rd . Uvonia. 462-0770

SECRETARY Southheid construction 'property menegsmsni company a leeking experienced ndnnduW war excal-isnt orgenuationw commurscellon ana typeig akMs Musi bs prohclsnt

Send -eeume , requaementa 10

P O Bo. 567 1

Apply n person

ALBIES PASTY 4 s u e SHOPS Expanding 10 H o s M . MKfugen Joai s growing company s«th I great to

10 P O Boa c w * l Ml 46152

HIRING sxpwwnced Benquw Wsit Staff 4 SW up Crew WtMng to work both mamaay 4 i k s e s r n h e w s kv omr* at ths i k r t Menor Banquet 4 Coniwence Cwi tw 39000 Sehoc* creh Rd LNonai 462-0770

DISHWASHER 4 COOK Osy shift Famp, style restaurant . Plymouth NorthvMe sreel Contact

""866 oTFrsnk 420-71'2*

CUSHWASMER WANTED Good pay Oay* onfy 10 Mae 4 TelegrBpn area C M LOula at

. 357-3570

D DENWSONS LAURCk. PARK Acceplmg sppacetions tor t iuaawi, 4 rurmws Fu l or pert-t ime dey 4 ngfit tfMfla avaMDie Apoly m gal-lon only between 2pm 4 5pm Mon ihru Sal 37716 Six Mae Rd

IN LIVONIA

EXPERIENCED BUS PERSONS PREP COOKS

: Apply m person { Oxford Inn. 1314 S Mem. ftoyw Oa*

GRILL HELP svenmgs tor Bc-wkng Aley 4 Sport sow Si Lhrorke-•Vest lend w e * Stsrting 44 25 h.

4 76-2410

HOST PERSONS/BUS HE iP CUS-, TOCXANS

M A X & E R M A S LIVONIA'S HOT SPOT

Is looking tor wiwget lc people 10 Ml ms foaowtng poWUon* Dwhweshw Bussers. Line C o o k * Pert or kM t ime avaaabla Flexible hour* Com-petitive benefits and wagee Apply ai person. Mon - Fri., 2-4 30 37714 W 6 Mile. ILeurW Perk piece next to jecobeonev

A CAREER IN REAL ESTATE SALES WITH US IS A REAL JOB " O u p r o g r a m snd support Siaieme are ao anacpua wa guwanlsa you a

of >25.000

D O N T GAMBLE WITH YOUR FUTURE. CALL ME TOOAYTB

SUE KELLY 6*4-4700 HEAL ESTATE ONE. MC

A CAREER SHOULO BE BY DESIGN NOT BY DEFAULT

That's why RaM Estate One oltar* carew cruioee tor 0<e ssM da acted, wnbiboua IndMduM and then sup-ports thoas ctioioaa through rnerv-Mve traaang. staff m M i l i m • Mgh quaMy education p ipg iwn* . and

tumeos baM* steM fanes belts snd 1 uomptats conveyor ^s l s rws Only | sxpwwnced a i g a i e w t wM be oon- : sldsred includes pert salary, part

FiM Denehts Wrae Neoonw Element m c , 422 OPuw

: S t . Troy. M l . 46064

CUSTOMER SERVICE/ TELEMARKETING

1 a kM I person. 10 dwnet-

r o u bonng job end sw «v Conwdw thrs opportunity

program C M

B e t t y K . C l a r k MMB MMcn O06W Carew Mw

363-1511 REAL ESTATE ONE, INC

compeny polcy 4 product knowledge Entry wvW po-Wbon Send kM f swans lo Tetamerksang. Rogw ZMkoff Co P 0 box 413, Farmmgton HM* Ml 46332-0413

An EquM Oppor txa iY Empioyi i I* a drug-tree envl tr-

uee twstirg a pert of ths pis wi'iploymenl pro-

ADVERTtSINQ SALES 4300 week aeMry. 10% 4 bonus. A local newspispw a aaM-mg aiitfi,—etlr and motivated eeMs peopta. LocM tarrtlory and tag* re-peal sala* CM tor iilar.lsii be-

425-9533

MERCHANT OF VtNO he lp caeraw*. 4 gift t>aak« ma* a r * I m a n n e d by a CR»» Creet ive o p p o r t u n i s t s , flwdble h r s rCertffied ReW Es t a t e BrokwegM P l e a s * > s p p l y w l t h - l n 2 9 5 2 5 4 2 5 000

A GREAT PLACE TO WORK' REAL ESTATE ONE, INC

PLYMOUTH - CANTON Chan your c a u r a s

s p p i y Nor thaes to rn Hwy Soulhitlwcl

MITCH 'S 4000 Cam E m a o e t h Rd

Water tord Hiring now tor

COOKS WAIT STAFF BUS HELP

FuH/Part r*n* Appty ir &mnor> only

NORTHVILLE S U B W A Y F>art n m e ctoemgr opening

F n 5pm-t2mmntgf i t , Sa l »V>em-3 3 0 p m Sun 9 iOem-3 30pm A M tor M a n a g w 42971 W Seven MMe

349^070

NOW A t ^ E P T I N G APPLICATIONS r * 420-4007

PART TIME COOK soms experi-e n c e neceesery Ceraon Senior C »

teurent Muet b e h w d w o r k w be-NMn iS-Ji f W i o*C anO tn (Viyna County irtot Dt t roAj rt intor-sa ted c a l tor sn spp t 4**. I M D

Ar- EquW Opportuni ty Employer

IF Y O U ARE A SMILEY. E N T H U S I A S T I C P E R S O N .

C O M E SEE US' O p e n i n t e r v i e w s h e l d for n o n m a n a g e m e n t p o s r t i o n s w i t h c o m

p e t a t r v e s t a r t i n g s a l a r i e s t r e m e n d o u s b e n e f i t s 4 a d v a n c e m e n t o p

p o r t u n i t i e s T h u r l d a y . S e p t e m b e r 5

5 8 P.M. Main Ba l l room

LIVONIA . H a r r i o t t 17100 LMorel Park i rvortt* MiChi©Mn-4« I M (313) 462 3100

fOMW 0 » * v t i » a i FmpHi -w M ' V N

WAIT

I Today . taaiMCRB. CRS

455-7000

ALL LEADS PROVIDED! We sre looking tar 2 experienced leenssrt

HUNORtDS ot buyer weds we hwrs M HELP-U-SCU. Qraat

CM 646-6670 ASSISTANT MANAGERS

Whet do you Bank about a rapM ad-a sound career? A

is 4 girts, a seeking ssa snd sea ortantad n*Md

Res lau r sn t m Redtord CM Chrts M F t - , -522-67H JACOUELME STtUER

res t aurant manager , 7 3 7 - 9 0 0 0 477-6353

COLDWELL Der4«*g»vt squor exper ience Apply *• person r a r a aar 2-5pm st

SHIELD S RESTAURANT 25101 '

•ao

BANKER S c f t w t t w r A m i Es ta t *

1»OfflCM6

OrcfiWd Fema»

— B R a ^ L E S ° ' SILVERMAN S RESTAURANT

680-3421 STATION 885

NOW HIRING •agn* M t Une Cooks Day SMR I v m SasM 4 Oay BMR Wal Stan F ^ or pert Ume Appkf war— 1 5pm 7 dap s

SWEET LORRAINE 'S

i m i ' r t net ar ,

TVad oi comeT noarl

• Gree t OwwItH i Paid vacat ions

i P w s o n p rogrsm I Excellent pay pier.

Muet nave pas t |Ob r e t a rences sna S e n o u *

Mads 4 mamtam contact

Customer Service

Mea people to wort ai our retM

with flexible Hours to mew VOUR needM Apply m peraon

SANDERS/ COUNTRY HOME

BAKERY OF MICHIGAN, INC

' Ptymouth Ro Livoms

New C w S a w s Dapt EOE

Major App l i ance & TV Sales

r u l Time p e r m a n e n t p o e r a o n s > a l l l k tor expe r i enced S e w s peo-pw LicaManl commiss ion 4 bane-Ms inctude p e r t Uta Insurance . Bius Oom Protn Snar ing 4 DwabMty p rogram 5 to 6 flay week closed Sutxisy

J im Mercier 2 7 4 - 9 4 0 0

Adray App l tance Dearbo rn

SALES

PR( J F t S S I O N A L S

O N L Y

THE WATER C O M P A N Y i i interviewing sales People

for li s Detrtwl Branch

It v o u have a s u c c e s s f u l b a t W R r o u n d c e l l i n g :

• t ne"Insurante • Hous ing Sales • Copier salt"- • H o m e fv^od • B o o k s a l e s • M u t u a l F u n d s

• L a n d S a l e s • A u l o S a l e s

• Netvrorj j \ales • Food Plans

WE OFFER: • Kf«*js vwnev • 1 raining f ie ld & Classroomi

• Management i j p p o n u n i t y

Vou can r dn better fhan rhe best For u , iidt*ntial inten.ieu. t a l l w e e t d a \ > 9 - *

Bil l Herbert 244-9070 THE WATER COMPANY

<-• Joujf' xx> fmpipiv"*

Bkjoi'nawd Twp . Mi EquW Opportunity Empkyrer M/T

MANAGEMENT 4 s a l e s p o s n i o r t u l ' p e r t n m e tof tovsly Blrminofier' ' gift Miop RstM e x p e n e n c e required 256-9574

MANAGEMENT j tM i * rour aewe & Ms m o u ' * « groarkig w Arm Background r

neaitn. Mneea or nutr taon a m u s t | Minanum 1/y» s s exper ience FiM tl Benefits s v s a e b i e Ask tor Monica

•32-567C

M A N A G E R DISCOVERT TOTS _

Balance tamay 4 c a r e w l l l l r B loy* met cfwdrsn 4 p a r a n f a love C M A M - -lA? -4S43

For Ipeciwty anop m F s m s n s Town DO YOU LUCE MEETING P E O P L E " " Cen lw SpecMHty e x p w i e n c a pre-Do you I k e tWking on m e p n o o e 7 7 tarred Oul noi neewseen, Hourly Do you Bis Helping p e o p l e r ? Do you , raaa • b o n u s p rogram S e n d re-neve s lecfmicW becagro ianrTT Ws a w n e to box 760 Obeeowr 4 Ee-

Keve t fw | ob you a r a t o o a a ^ can tnc N a w i p a p w * 36251 Scnool-c r a R R d LNonl* MicJkgar M t S C

EARN S25 000 P L U S T o m r v s l r a w ai MerkeMng T r a a a n g Looking

ng Ic tram snd wort aWP you Cm 476-6006

EDUCATIONAL SALES Fortuns 500 0 p. casnmg CO

• four sre* Work

awraty Tsecfang bacagnamd seta

EXPERIENCED NEW HOME

SALES PERSON M/W Mm III

c « « M * - a a 4 4

1-3 yr* i i i t l . l l w sslss sna.or I MM 'J If lisa-l Fortune 500 n w Deny I I l i j 11 u Mi ll «Msry C E N T U R Y 2 1

CHALET 477-1800 cue I PRE LICENSE CUM

K m Mill! M0M ar« Mltln| lor

t t v " r \SSm ooutfvr Qsrww CM IB 3M-6T6T

OAKLAND COUNTY IMEST ML OOM ML&LMa AREA

Devta CWM 360-DAM ERA ComOy MM taHMv

MANAGERS ASSlSTAN GERS 4 Clarks tor

MANA

12 O a k s Pay* U 50-47 SO CM 1-600-746-6PS5

MARKETING REPRESENTATIVES

For

Sana Lkrora* Mi 46152

Menswear • arm •—» mq ar

INTERESTED IN A REAL ESTATE CAREER?

Let us teach you how t o list and sell in our t ra in ing c lasses

100% Commiss ion P r o g r a m Pre- l icense c lasses beg in

Oc tobe f 15, 1991 Classes held Tuesday & Thursday

6-10 p.m.

For"cbnf ident ia l in te rv iew or in fo rmat ion cal l :

Bette Ball 647-6400

ChambeH<*»n

V H " R E A L T O R

Since 1948 A name you can d e p e n d on

in Real Estate!

m * ftsmmgham

Jacobson's

An EquW Opportunity Employer

ww*. 6a** DVNAAMC

REAL ESTATE PROFESSIONALS

T*e OM aeys and wanrs are eone mnpw a ne vow RaM I

CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITY For o v e r 4 0 y s a r § a t r a d i t i o n of q u a l i t y

Rea j E s t a t e B r o k e r a g e h a s b e e n our

H a l l m a r k a t

W E I R . M A N U E L . SNYDER & R A N K E , I N C .

w o r k W i t t i s o m e o f M i c h i g a n s highest Associate

s a l e s positions ar®

no an e a r n i n g R e a l E s t a t e Sales Associates A l i m i t e d n u m b e r o f c u r r e n t l y a v a i l a b l e

• OFFICES IN ROCHESTER. TROY. BIRMINGHAM, PLYMOUTH AND WEST BLOOMFIELO

• IN-HOUSE TRAINING PROVIDED • TRAINING CLASSES START

REGULARLY For more in format ion a n d conf ident ia l interview wi th PhyHis Goodrich. Director of Career Development ca* 851 5500

W E I R , M A N U E L S N Y D E R & R A N K E . I N C .

R E A L T O R S

6 F # 04E Thursday. September S, 1M1

SOI Be,p Wanted m o M i K i T i n NECOCO w,

| M out Ml l f l IB 111 on • I l o pru I H i • rich ouo-

a r o n * m t . a S T A J o ^ M * Or- Tray. Ml. U O d

fc phono a n

THIS FALL MOVE UP TO LAURA ASHLEY

ara known throughout the M. Mr our.unaque l a M o n and

And we

» ° s s r .

FTPT SALES ASSOCIATES - you

wM bo citmoKtarMl. PT hour* ara

L a v a A M y oftars a competitive-•alary, generous bene* ohondaoe diecxaente, and a m o p omwonment Ca* tha

507 Holp Wanted Pari Tim*

BACK TO SCHOOL ALREADY? Plan ahaad lor your axtra Income Chrtaamea Around Tha Wor ld a now

A M r a ^ O S - a O ^ i r Fraa 4300 kit C M today* Start at your oonvan-•enoe 313-474-36B3

BINOERY HELP - Part Brno lo aa-i mauaunaa ta the hobby nv

duotry W l l tram. Oay hours Ac-cepting applcapona boteoon Saw * 3pm Soon P u M a

MRMtNGKAM THEATRE Bo* OMoa I Evening*

644-3533 Ca l 9-4 Mon-Fr l

CASHIERS - 4 to"F-Apply DkinmghMn Ctaonort. Cran-brook 4 UapM Woot fward « Adams. Woodwrd 4 Square Laka

CHILD CARE ASSISTANT - fat *•

Morning houra 13 MBo/Eiorgroon. •47-7541

CLERICAL POSITION - Part T im*

mckxta data antry. typing. reception 4 othor general oBtao dut ies " n i l raapond m « n g to: OMca Mono-gar. 2000 N Woodward. Suite 130. hoomhaM HMS. Ml 46304

COAT CHECK - Ualura paraon to • a t coal check on esManda only Cor, tad the LourM 4 Con lor once Can ta r . Schoolcraft Rd . LNorM

• 3SSS0 442-0770

COLLEGE STUDENT or high aanlor ta aaiaa. Shor-wood Studio*. T » T m M U a * Evenings 4 weM * n d * SSOO par hour Ca* Branda 3 M - K W

COUNTSB CLERKS Matura paraona or students. mm tram, good pay apply m paraon at any MM I '

DATA ENTRY POSITIONS hrs./w*., n wage C M I

DEMONSTRATORS SALES

$7/MR + COMMISSIONS In major rata* atoraa

Mual f Vox

313-442-8610

DREAM JOBIAvorago SI5-S20/1* Earn up to 30% i.ca'ianlooltiii show n g Christmas Around tha World' • unlquo product* t ne Idom ta Vja r e m o t e r a Party Plan people 4 M l nma aaorksra. Sat your own hour*. Weakly pay chock Fraa (300 U includes catalog* Qanaroua 4 papular hnalsoa paogaoni ytatd* km 4 unkmrted aammgo 474-3214

ORIVER/OELfVERY 1lam-2pm Mon. thru Frt Qood pay Mual know Troy araa. Ca* bo lo i i I Oam or a f t a 1pm 2SS-4443

OMVERS - Ptzza dePvery. aarn up lo S I par hour. D o i r ' i Paz*

la. 453-1112

DRWER WANTED to taka 4 yaar CM 10 achool. 4 MBe/Fsrminglcin. S day* par woM. drop off 4:45. pick up 12.-00 474-4010

DRV CLEANERS - Farmmgton H M Mauve paraon ta oouraar Mual ba aood w « i pub i c F u l or part Wna SaMtaratlraaa. 851-6664 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS ta part tkna ham atwMng loy* 4 gifts Evening* Averaging up lo 420 an hour 474-6666. 3*3-3374 674-7480. o r 2® 1-4454

507 Halp Wanted Part Tlma

M M * S i 1. M r * Man. « n i Thur* . 5- iOpm 4 SM.

474-7344

EMPTN NES"' '

GENERAL OFFICE O i * buay sontoo dopMlnaoni need*

M n g 4 phonoa Sept 4 Oct. 6am-3pm. Mon-Frl. C M d o r o l 441-IS 10

421-1

IH-STOW PROMOTION PEOPLE To ham promo** a Mgh-quMRy pa l tood m pal Mora*. »7Swur «e alart CnttiuataaHc 4 noeL CMt 537-7200

LAOCS SELL UNOERCOVERWEAR angaria a l homo pornea 440-4150

.508 Halp Wanted Domoatic

LEGAL CLERICAL - Wi Ing. bookkeaptag. 1 6 . 5 0 / v 4 up dapemSns on ak l ta Up to 20 h r * /

na Id: PttM(p 0 " 1 W 10 mm BO. PC. 14S0

Ml 44075

LOCAL MBa looking ta port Mm* hom " mo OM. a r ; al » ) * • a Make your <mn hour* 44 75/hr to Mart Car raqoirad Oraal |ob tor Mudantw

456-1071

L O V f TOYS 4 CMILDREK7 Oomonatrata DISCOVERY TOYS SM own hr*. Eam iraa UN

476-0375

MAIL CLERK immadtom pari Oma opanmg m Southheid Duliaa mdudo: handkng

427-1100 An EquN Opportunity Employar

MERCHANDISER^. SALES ASSISTANT"*

I anor t* o l •raa. Mual

_ anargy. onaftrtlcal abMty. good work e d * . compodtlvo per-aunMI) , oonoumor product r i lor eel and own tranaportatton 44 hr.. m lo -

w . Box 472 WMad Lk,44380-0472

NEEDED FLOWER DELIVERY PERSON: W SioomWald Arao. Cal . * 626-0442

NO NIGHTS NO WEEKENDS NO HOLIDAYS

WaatMda Oo* m tf Town Center OMoa Bldg. Soulh-M d Wanted ManOy 4 courtooua ham ta 10am-2pm *mft Monday thru Frtdoy Pertoct ta homamakar with cMMran m K h a o l 352-4444

PART TIME SALES ASSOCIATE noeded ta WaribM hour*.

PART TIME SALES - 1 Oam-2pm. M Bmomffold Luggoga/Hondbog

t * o r a C M ta appomtmant4SS-3140

PART TIME TCr-OLER TEACHER 4 • U n t i naadad immodlately AM

4 PM «Mlt* Weat Bmomftald a raa Col t 441-1000. a n 252

PERSON FRIDAY noadad ta grow-ing manogamant Arm. General oMce •kJHa. computer experience * muat FtaUtHa hour*, idooi ta co iege stu-dent Sand reaume today, to: Manager. 2507 W Maple. Birming-ham. Ml .

PERSON to work m ama l Wtxom per hr to 344-4784

oMca. kght (hipping 44 par hr to C M Mr RobMn*

PHONE COORDINATOR Wa are looking ta * paraon >mo

you Tuee 4 Wad e ionmg*. 4-4:30. lo K h o d u l * dental appointment* Piaaae c M our offioe. In Canton, and ta» wtth MhxTy 45»-5370

PREP-SHORT ORDER COOK 4pm-11pm. 2 to 3 Unie* a ••'**». Ap-T+T BNBO » Pie Shop, 448 N Weyno Rd (near Cherry HB Ad .V C M

fn M ta > 10am-2pm a r^ohn 721-3743

RETIRED TOO EARLY? Packaging n o r * in Plymouth peraonebl* redraa lo coimtar and packagmg 453-0804

SECRETARY - part tkna Experi-enced poyroi. tkxoa. computer off-ice ham Unkmltod ConotrucUon

313-437-4447

TELEMARKETERS NEEDED AM ahtft t k H b M 14 an V + bonue. C M PtlMo trom 10anv2pm

3 5 ^ 8 3 1 0

TELEPHONE SURVEYOR Local Rool EHote r teemrch Firm • looking to M a pormonont part t m poaitlon knmodlalaly Must Do eUe to work Independently and ho»« «> cMant communication M t No •el lng. AexIbM hour*. To siqulra

1-400-254-2684

VETERINARY HOSPITAL In South-IWd/Farmignton HM* araa need*

apt lon lat . Pos i t ion r e q u i r e * strong communication. oMoe and people MM*. ANemate Saturday* required Ftaidblty o l a M e h k l r , a raal plus 45-46 50 / * r to M a n

354-7340

WORO PROCESSOR Permanent part Uma 8anv3pm Mual be w M orgenOod. d o t M ortonied and hawa tha abMty to work

I teat pace Typing *>M» ot 45 W p m ar* raqulrod WM train on Word Star aoffwara 46 75 par hour

i to Menagar. P O Bo* 328040 Farmlngion. Ml 44332-4040

507 Jtelp Wanted Part Tlma

aCLP^TARTKR-M

— 4pm. Mon thru Frt. working with pre Kf toc . Children EuwrtaHTo ro-out rad Apply « 4a*on Dmr Core . St W n a M 4 S a r M R B » Cantor. 2 M 7 4 takamr Rd.. ParmOigton HMs

lOppc

TELMARKETERS NATIONAL OO Now Nrtng tor i i t m g i - Man Bini Thura. s apni 46.Hr beo* *atay Oofl* C a M T - - - - -atudanta. 12

Wellness Center Coofdinator

Background m Mnaaa. aaardee h a o M T A p p i y m p a r a o n b * S a p l 6» UvorSe F*m#y Y. 14256 Stark Rd

X-RAY/CAST TECH ta buoy Orthopodlc <

Ion HMs

AFTER SCHOOL chOd cor* ta 5 4 7 old*. Tamgraph 4 Maple

5JZ A HOUSEKEEPER WANTED

For Northern* hom* with 2 eWtaan.

313-344-6140

LOVMQ 4 experienced Mtter. In our Gordon City homo. Tuoa. 3-10pm: Wed 7-tOpm: Thur*. 3 8pm: ta 2 gkt* 4 4 4 montha. Y

Bon 421-7544

BABYSITTER ta * day. 5 day* par wk ta Kindergartener. Light work Muet drive 0 ju lhBMd I

BABYSITTER tor part Itmo work. s i a iMMi . week-Jtfwr C a l Undo

624-4672 end* 4 possibly other days 225-4807 Evt

BABYSITTER ta t o d d t a Tuesday* 6em-3pm m my Suull i l told homo Expertencod wtm ratoranoaa. Your Ch4d wolcomod .353-8144 224-2224

BABYSITTER FOR 15 mo. oM. Y o « h o m * or our*. S W Uvonia araa. 4:30-4pm . Mon-Frl. C M after 6pm

522-4444

BABYSITTER ta cMdran ages 6 4 8. 3:30-6:30. 6 day*, vt day Sot Canton araa.

455-4541

BABYSITTER - to! Ome. ta 8 mo old boy. in my Rochester homo. Non-*mok lng Retoroncao Own traneporteaon. Altar 4pm 463-4444

BABYSITTER/HOUSEKEEPER ta W MocunAota tanly. »»w-m. luS t ime Cjic Men l *amry 4 room. 533-0707 or 744-0413

BABYSPTTER/Mon-Fri . . 7:30AM-5:30PM. m my homo, ta noobom-Own tranoportoBon. non-emoker Baxorly HM* area. 447-1447

BABYSITTER NEEDED Monday .thru Friday. 3-5pm ta 2 gkts. ega* 7 4 8. in my OouthBatd homo naaaa CM eftor 5pm 362-4254

BABYSITTER Needed ta mtont. 2 d a y * / * ««fc Lhron lo /Fo i m lnu ton

lanoo. Your 455-0171

BABYSfTTER NEEDED, my Ncrth-«me homo. I . 4 . 4 3 month old. Mon-Frl. 7:30anv-4pm ftalai piuaa naad-ad 344-0415

BABYSITTER noadad 2 day* par wk ta 1 yeer old m my Weel BtoomBatd

Day*

BABYSITTER ta 7 month old. Mon. thru T h i n Bom-1pm r our W BtoomWetd home C M between 1-4pm 746-0671

BASY SITTER H»«d»U - 2 boy* 6 4 5. Garden City Mamorlel school area. CharryhM 4 Henry Ruff C M after 5pm. 421-4611

BABYSITTER NEEDED - Expart-

mg care ta 2 cfMdran. 1H 4 4 year*. In our Troy home. 3 day* par weak Re ta *no * * required 441-4746

BABYSITTER WANTED - our I X o -nla home. Mon thru Frt rfleUble day* | 10 30om-4:30pm. C M between 6om-4pm 862-6624

BABYSITTER wonted In our home. Mon-Frl 3-4pm. Non *mokor Own tranaportatlon Cherry HM. Haggarty area C M after 7 pm. 397-4871

BABYSITTER WANTED - kwtng. de-pandabla. rton-emoker. 2 day* /

ta 2 chkdran. age* 3 H yr*. 4 5 MOe/New-7 mo*. 7:30am-5prrT

burgh araa 4«4-45]4

BABYSITTER - 2 ch ld ran 2-3 day*/ week 2pm-4.30pm. Exportenco ne ta encee. in Troy homa

n my north 424-2806

BABYSITTER - 3 day* par weM In my home. 10-2. Farmington HMa area t 5 per hour - 553-2543

CAREGIVER NEEDED. c t m i U M , In our Auburn HMa home. Degmrung In Doc WM consider your home In SouthHold/Ferminglon a raa Mual ba a non-emoker Hr*. needed Mon-Frl. 7:30sm-4pm. CM. 453-2423

CARETAKER ta Md UiekiiM pottant, *v* board piu* bwiofha U

erty mota At-tn. room 4

ivonlo 333-1320

lo cara ta cMdran an West Btoomftafd. Exp.

663-2261

d home in • •rtonood onfy

MATURE LOVING paraon to care ta our d o u b t e r in Troy h o m a 4-5 dey* pM w e M non smoker, trsno-portaaon required 826-3771

CHILD CARE Ohrer amokm wtth i M M M i m •nfant. t u l tkna m m Room 4 board opttona

Mature, non-e to cere ta 1 y Troy home ri. 641-0716

50t Halp Wanted

C M U U M k m i O M * I Frtdoy

> CARE m my B k i M i M M l ta 4Vt year oM, part Bma

CHILD C A M • Lo>*ng. n > a n M l i person to core ta M a r t Mon-Fr i . n

• homa Long (11313S3-44B1

CLEAN H O M O . Mor 3pm. Own oar. M 4 7 hr

aoonMtmna Apply Tuoa Wad. 4

• 30env1130em. • e r k j t d * R s M . 32314 FNeMBa «4. LNer ta

CLEANING PERMOM e needed tor buey W Btoom-ton. A M ta JaskM.

DEPENDABLE BABYSITTER niton araa F*M Bme i

2 c M d r a n C M alter 5pm 441-04

DOMESTIC MANAGER Buay executNe coupls wMi 2 edor-

sred chUren looking me Brady Bunch to i houaMotd

JOB DESCRIPTION: • HOUSCCLEAMNQ | CHILDCARE • ELDERLY CARE

QUALIFICATIONS: MATURE LOOkJMQFOR

• DRTVERB LICENSE NONSMOKER BONDABLE

COMPENSATION:

• ROOM 4 BOARD TOP SALARY

•BENEFITS

CALL; 313-952-5015 ENERGETIC CAREGIVER ta 1M yr OM In my N u m . M e h o m a M-F. paM

Alter 3pm.

FULL TIME CoraoNer mo. 4 2 yr. old In my Ptymouth h o m a Mon -Frl Start MM-Oc* C M 332-5262 Ra ta lo ad 14BCB

QROSSE POINTE E M P L O Y M e r r AGENCY

445-4574 40 YEARS RELIABLE SERVICE

Needs experienced Cooks. Narwma.

Butter*. Coupls*. Nurse Aids. Com-panions and Ooy Worker* ta prt-

14614 Meek Avenue Qroeoe Pomto Ferme

HOME C A R E 2 * rys/wee«. 3-4 hra. per day, personal core tor person «i whoMcl i ta. SO yra HMa Igftt houkoka

oto Farmington e p m g 474-2516

HOUSECLEANER NEEDED, port

1 0 * Male 4 TMo-graph a r e a . 354-5665

HOUSEKEEPER/BABYSITTER Live m our west PkJomhoKI home on weok«nd« Fr t AM to Sun. PM 3 yr old 4 11 month okJ Private room 4 both. Non amokor Soma EngBM. Rotaence* required 4564457

HOUSEKEEPER - Only mature 4 ex-perienced need K V r 440.00 ta 6"* hour*. Every w o M or ever/ other weak Aftor 3 p m 424-2314

HOUSEKEEPERS tura 4 experienced naad apply Kr tgh t ' * Irm, Grand River 4 HMoled.

" l a 477-3200

HOUSEKEEPER lo cere ta houoe ara •wa m. C M aftor 4pm t 10S INFANT CARE noadad. our Royal O M home. HM Bme Expertanced.

8tar tmg 11/1. 544-2637

INFANT CARE U n d i d m Our F s n -mgton homo. Mon-Fr l . . 7:30am-5 :30pm Non arnoker MuM be kind 4 caring 4 Mta ammeM. 474-4104

INFANT CARE Needed tic. loving, non-emoker to cere ta newborn In our Farmington HMa homo. Mon-FrL. 4:30om 130pm C M w/ratoranooo and salery ro-

471-4B44

IT IS a muat - >»* companion. Iwi iM*. age 40-65. or MOow ta hondtoappod paraon. Muet have good tranaportatton. ref-erence. salary e M Mary 422-4744

LIVE IN. ca r * ta Moe Mderty ledy. cooking. 4gM houeekeepmg.

• • • r t i o m 277-4448

LIVE-IN Horn tor Mderty male recov-ering I rom stroke, room 4 board plua s t g a Start Sapt 11 WaM-lend area After 2:30pm 724-4315

LIVE-IN NANNY/HOI,MaaaapM ta buay Farmoigtop HM* hom* 2 school aged cMdran. 1 todd ta 4 3 y old Nonemoker l%ota*nci*«.

244-0481

LIVE-INS NEEDED Experienced person* ne*d*a to ao-«s l Mderty m t h M homos MuM bo r M a h l a at laoM 2 day* par week including hokdoy* 4 eeMenda

EXCELLACARE, INC. 476-9091

MATURE SITTER needed ta 1 •chool eged end one 3 yr ok) chad m my LNonM h o m . Mon t t vu Frt . needed by Sepl

NURSERY DAY CARE

PRE-SCHOOL

PATHWAYS to LEARNING « l « a )

• 'ft Dey md Fid Oay Progrwra - Sxwwr Oey Camp

o r e * 7 A M « R . M .

r e d f o r d - 937-3002 27360 W Cscago

mt Cm ot wm * m Oup p l y m o u t h - 420-3553

42240 5 l*M Rd

a

fWWWGTOJJ <73- <M0

on HUla

O p e n S D a y s 6 30 mm- * 00 pm

vt 4 Fu l Dey* AveMtHe : 4 Computer*

^ T - " 476-3110

S M t i m Day C i r r 41) yP4r\ r xp t - rw rx i

! Vvr-*r*pmrTi'^ P»t •eN lV» ! • ?< X N X I R • M

Prnte^sM V j f l Njtn* T1*«UI-*!

Wj f \hr-r t rof.'

I *rr»n0< * Whh'rSO

GARDEN CITY CO-OP NURSERY

H«»/iprran» n thr 4 yr <4d iL«

t hrld M<m |r Thur

Pom W r l M " s t C 1 M S 7

Sunny Pomto ChUd C a r * Center Hert and Fuk dey P«*grem

All Oey Cora Ago* 2 - v i 0 y r *

boglnnlngi prsschool A w v m g and posntv*

NCW Tm FAU YOUM 5't CUSS 8 7 9 1 0 0 s

740' E Square Lk Rd - Troy

G Gibson tarty CMtdhood

Education Cf iHt F u * o n c l P a r t T«-r>e

Derf Core • ^ j m 3^> s

TIC Prttchool qubmm Staff

To Place An Ad In This Directory,

Which Runs Thursdays, Call Karen at 591-2340

full t ptfnvm rjll04y

F r o o Hot Lunch! Ago* J i » 4

427-0253

B A B Y PALACE

Opra H o w Sep* 11 I I M41 PM Nur*e on Stalt

' A M 4 P H 478-7370

CREATIVE H I L D C A R E

M a r a T o o n * 4 Nkn4ry

School f^ognrt** 1-5 Omfy 7 3 0 s m 4 p i t i

M M 7 7 0

A r B £L K I D S N K A R E

i « R 2 < « r f r N v s p h Bd Soeth f t r td

CI ~ Cm* Nr T«W r ia l » v n » t e w .

3 5 2 - 5 5 3 0

M« 4 - 6_ W , 1 | r w p f T w i l f O

LOVMG CAHiNG paraon to eora ta 14 monm o M

MALE NURSE A C C I

MATURE BABYSITTER NSEOCD

CaB. STiSS1

MATURE LOVWtQ

MATURE W O M A N F r i - M o n Cooking.

a

LNem 3 day*.

" >*A SoJth-

After 3pm. 474-0173

MATURE W O M A N to bebyM. 2 c M -my Wtxom home. r » r M e n l

can Dove 454-7000. M K . W 4 I

MATURE WOMAN to care ta 3 mo 4 22 mo old M ( W W BtoomftMO hom*. Mon-F r l . 7«>-«:30 Non-

« after 6pm 4B3-4147

MOTHERS HELPER needed ki Georgia Muet be raoponMble ta 1 c M d and aoraa houaa work Good w a g a r o o m board other benefHs

404^23-1464 or " r s S J T t t B B

MOTHERS HELPER - part a m a Hlghec«»ool/oo4ogo ago p ro ta red 3 graot k i d a « . 4. and 1. Hours. M W I Frt. 2-30 - 6pm and Set mgftt. O w i traneportetton preferred CMonen lngs . 540-4414

NUTURING SITTER ta 2 lovely c M -dran Tueedey* 4 Thuradoy*. 1 tsm-4pm. afeo added HexlbM no

PROFESSIONAL COUPLE aoek* bebyMttor Part Uma morning* and aflernoone m our Southheid home

046-9425

SENIOR LADY nooda help aonm car*, pert Oma Ft HMa Expertono44 wtth r s f s i e i : o i

" T C 1116

SITTER NEEDED m my Fsrmngton HMs homo tor 1 c M d before 4 alter achool hours h i m c M after 4pm:

737-2174

SUPERVISE 2 girt*. 7 4 13. 3-4 PM M o n - Frt.. Sept thru Juno Paid Vacation On Woodpecker Lk. Own TranaportaMon. 862-4424

509 Halp Wanted Couptea

512 SJteaMofw Wanted

•r'ST ""lak-1*751

EXPCRUNCED loving mother MMng to baPyM. p ^ o r M l t l m a ^ M B a i

FREE ESTHAATE YOU'RE THE BOBS' houeeM

3aorrtce Inaured 4 bonded «K) 2nd -liairvrig Diane 421-0

GENERAL HOU8ECLEANMG 1 flirt wM otaan your homo n n l . t r or M-monthly In B t o o m M d . Farmmg-ton. ftrmr^im SpUtfllallJ. R Oek. Now area h m r a t a en C M (HoweH 517-544-4400

HOUSECLEAMNG THOROUGH 4 ttapewtafim. Oakland county a r * n * t a * n c e a ^ 434-7746

HOUSECLEANING Wo) 4 m* rounding aree High q u a t i and ape-

School hour*. C M Barb 444-3644

HOUSECLEANING. 4 yrs. export-

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HOUSECLEANINO SERVICE - ea-per lenced. affordable PtymouOi/ Canton araa We do good work Joerw. 441-4440 MerOyn. 347-4441

HOUSECLEANING Lal m* i t o * you my Idee at d e e n

Cenldh 4 Ptymouth 441-4131

HOUSE CLEANING Enecnrrt thorough. ra4abm

C M Jan.

HOUSECLEANING - would Mo to deen your houee Bondoble pkie

454-4547

UTTLE LAMB Home Ooy Cora. yo«» traneportoOon RocheetM araa 2 loving mother* to core ta to rn I

661-2555

LOVMQ ENVIRONMENT, apodato-Ing In quaMy core tor newbome with lo t* of *portM e t ta i t i on « iw tu r tn^ .

MATURE EXPERIENCED woman to provide dpycera Mon-Fn., ta 1 r old. My home p» Mm i abl) C M befeean 2-4pm 274-3544

MATURE LADY. JuM moved to Uvo-n ia would Mi* to provide home l iaMl i care Lots o l axperlenee 4

427-5472

MOM M CANTON wlehee to bobyM tor Teocher'* c M d rtota who* Non-amokM Pat. 941-0273

APARTMENT MANAGERS I CARETAKER COUPLES

Wtth maintenance 4 office export-enco Good pay w/baneftts ta right couple 8o»otM w. suburban loco- ' bona"CM 2-5 30pm

The IV ANHOE COMPANIES 651-5400

M ^ M wM bebyM. weekend* 4 eve* a iMeble Ptymouth 4 mkstor a

437-1707

APARTMENT MANAGER COUPLE needed t u l tune Excellent opportu-nity tar huebend 4 wNo Apertmenl provided. Qood pey Plymouth area C M ta Intar. loo 455-1215

APARTMENT MANAGER COUPLE To menaga. adult bu4dtog. Mlddto aged pro-tarred Salery. apartment 362-2560

APT MANAGER COUPLE Huoband 4 wtta loom to menoge luxury apMt i ' iM i l _communi ty ki Farmmgton HMs. Prior apartment manager experience a muet Excel-lent aafary 4 benefit* to right condi-Jolee C M ta appolnlmonl:

Kaftan Enterprises. Inc. 352-3800

CARETAKER COUPLE wanted ta 20 unit apartment comptax 212 Baker. RoyM Oek Free 2 bedroom

547-3410

CARETAKER COUPLES Naadad ta beeutMU Fermangton HMa apertfUMit rnmpla* . 40 l o x l par w e M Salary plua apartment 4 UIMty alow once Experience pre-

476-40BO

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N U H Mr Thomaa 93. 354-2550

EXPERKNCED. mature couple ta 120 unit. TMegraph - 7 Good aafary plua ept 534-9340

JANITOR COUPLE For 154 unit apertmenl bunding m Weouend C M onfy between 6em - 4pm. 722-4700

RETIRED COUPLE wonted tor doonlng Ftaxtom hour* Dey* 4 evening* For more ^ format ion cM:

531-1611

511 Entartainmant A BAND OR D-J. (YOURS TRULY) Weddings. Porttoe. AnnNeraeOe*

' apedoRyi . 473-6470

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512 Situations Wantad

ABSOLUTE QUALITY CHILD CARE FULL TIME (4AM-4PM)

Ploy 4 tun tor l o d d t a * 4 up 324-4567

MOTHER OF 1 wlehee to M In S Redtord (W Cincogo 4 ink eroe) Joftarson 4 St Robert School* 937-0246

MOTHER OF 2 has immadtom f u l time opening ta c h i d care Hot moola 4 anecks. non amokM wtth i e t a once* Cloee to 1-75 4 Ann Ar Dor Rd C M Cethy 455-4252

MOTHER Of 2 your CMd. tat t ime Luncheon knack inc luded Your t r enspo r t a t l on Beach Day 4 Jaftr iaa 533-1724

515 ChNdCara BABYSITTER - i X M M Mother look

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362-1042

Beverly Hills Child Care Center

M M M a T o M t a m . Pra-Behool, Kindergarten.

Agee 4 W o M * - 4 Year* Open Irom 7am-4pm

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - ton dey*. P i * Mhuul Mea CPR4F l ra tAM. Earn * Woo Cera 332-2727

C H I D CARE M my Icianeed Blr-mmghem araa h o m a F u l tkna only

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CHILD CARE RECIPE M b Iota o l love 4 cere, M r ki educooonM octkr-

ENROLLING FOR FALL F u l l

I M dey p iog ian i Q u a M U ataft a 427-0233

EXPERfENCED UCENSED Hue-band 4 afte loam, caring onvkimmonl ta your d k d Mon* C M d Care kee M l 4 part

ta HMa C M Jan or Paul 456-1475

FULL TIME OPENHOGS tor c M d care m Ucenaed N RoyM O M homo 2 farmer p . * s d t b d laarhai ' i . 7 yra exportanoa EducettonM program Hoolthy anaeka 4 kmohm m c M e d lntoni-4 yra. 4am-5:30pm 244-4624

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455-4953

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LOVING MOTHER/an RoyM O M day cer* pMy room, ton 4 *cto-

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MOTHER OF 2 would "ka to bobyM ta yoi* potty-trMnod todd ta m Weetlend. Mon.-Tuoa-Thur* 4 Frt. Lot* of TLC Roterencee r M e r n C M 522-6927

PLAYMATES CMADCARE hoe Wrv-madtala opening*. We oflpr queaty car* In a atructioed KMng *r*rtron-

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SPECIAL CARE ta your 2 to 4 yr old. Chrtaban mom with excekent refM'oncoa. De ly project* In a ton. j loving homo 477-3716

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CALL 313-4*7-7757

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Fri Sept 6. 6pm. A m o WI WMoma MuMC. 5701 N Cor on Comer Road 420-2660.

PIANO LESSONS by •ery export-

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BUSINESS SUPPORT SERVICES

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534-429?

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r a . 3 5 6 - 2 4 1 7 or day* 873-4970

603 Health - Nutrition Weight Loas

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522 Proteaaional Services

Wan In your Homa

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313-464-6777

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Fox. Penem Advocate

IN HOME CARE tor Senior CltBons VMioty of duttos portormod Ftaxlbio scbsdula'doy* only Honeet person to core ta your lorad onoa 649-455 l o r 442-70S5

EUROPEAN CLEANING COUFtE Houae* W* do everything1

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455-3231

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NEED HELP IN YOUR HOME? 24 HOURS/7 DAYS

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604 Announcements Meetings/Seminars

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R.T.J. A. A. Redford Township

Junior Athletic Association 1 ond Election Annuel Mee t ing and

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7 p m - 9pm at The R e d t o r d ice » ' » • >

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BANKRUPTCY FROM 450 DIVORCE FROM 450

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600 Paraonaia

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Building Scene CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

Marilyn F l t c h e t t editor/953-2102

Thursday , Sap tsmO«r 5. 1991 O A E * * 1 Q

Builders take unusual steps to reach buyers By Qarak) Frswtey staff writer

ID tbe vast spectrum of sales, few challenges have proved as daunting as selling new homes.

Some marketing efforts are di-•rected at a t t rac t ing potential buyers, some are directed at bring-ing lookers back, and others are di-rected at people who have already bought — which not only thanks the buyer, but generates good feelings and word of mouth advertising.

NOSAN/COHEN Associates of West Bloomfield introduced its est Woods of Novi development in Novi with a "sneaker" preview for Realtors back complete success." - President Lawrence Cohen said

the marketing effort was aimed at Realtors, not buyers. Cohen said some builders shy away from using Realtors for selling homes and in-stead rely on in-bouse sales staff, but be has always believed they can be a valuable component of a sales strat-egy.

Builders often target Realtors for marketing efforts with tbe idea of getting them interested in a project.

Cohen mailed 1,500 single sneak-ers in plastic tubes with brochures and an invitation to a "Sneaker Pre-view" at the development. Invitees brought the sneaker with them where they were matched with part-ners to make a pair.

"Then we sent the sneakers to the Pontiac Lighthouse (an organization that helps tbe needy) so they could give them to needy children," be said.

Response to the campaign was nearly 70 percent "That's double what I expected."

"1 was never one for grand open-ings — when people-come to grand openings they expect perfect, they expect clean," Cohen said.

"The truth is the landscaping isn't done and the streets are dirty," he said. "Generally, (tbe development's) still rough around the edges."

So rather than a grand opening, or a sneak preview, the idea for a sneaker preview was proposed.

Tbe promotion combines the ele-ments of the rough conditions found at building sites in early spring — hence the need to wear sneakers — and the idea of an early opening. The term "sneaker preview" comes from the idea that models are previewed before they are completed.

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West Bloomfield raised awareness of its 900-unit Maples of Novi project by targeting a specific group of home b u y e r s — J a p a n e s e transferees — with a Japanese open house July 21.

Dave Botsford, marketing direc-tor, noticed several months ago that a good number of potential buyers at the development were Japanese transferees or immigrants. On re-flection, be said, it made perfect sense.

Western Oakland and Wayne County's Asian population has grown significantly during tbe past decade as Japanese owned and operated companies have moved offices and

"technical centers to the area.

But a bigger part of the Maples of Novi's attraction is the on-site golf course. To join a golf club in Japan would cost $1 million, to buy a bome on a gold course would cost $3 mil-lion."

And many Japanese transferees have bousing allowances that makes homes in Maples of Novi affordable.

Botsford said Classic Construc-tion's Japanese open house was meant to accomplish several things, but the main idea was to make them feel comfortable. Homo lists, feature lists, brochures, even advertise-ments, were translated into Japa-nese so people could readily under-stand them.

Japanese foods were served, a for-

mal Japanese tea was given, and in-terpreters were on hand. 'They (the interpreters) worked really well be-cause many of the wives can't speak English."

Tbe initial open bouse attracted more than 50 couples, he said, but the residual effect has been even more promising. "What we were looking for was to start something that would generate referrals sever-al months down the road."

JAIKINS INVESTMENT Develop-ment in Orchard Lake look a differ-ent tack when it offered a pig roast at its 46-unit detached condominium development Milford Bluffs in tbe Village of Milford.

Vice president Linda Friedman said the purpose behind tbe pig roast was to thank new homeowners and enable homeowners to get together with their neighbors.

Builders showing their apprecia-tion to customers is becoming more common, Friedman pointed out.

In addition to thanking residents, the roast had another purpose and that was to show prospective buyers the type of development Milford Bluffs is.

Some potential home buyers who had expressed interest In the devel-opment were also invited, Friedman said. "We sent some of our sales bro-chures and follow-up cards inviting

them." The idea, she said, is to make peo-

ple feel welcome and to make them feel as if they're part of something special

A builder does more than sell a bome today, Friedman said; they sell a place to live Activities like a pig roast draw a development together and create a sense of goodwill.

That, in turn, gets people talking, and a builder just can't buy that kind of advertising.

THE HERMAN FRANKEL Or-ganization's Artistry theme uses still another technique to build a market-ing approach around the develop-ment.

vThe idea began as a love for a painting, said Laurie Frankel, mar-keting director for the Herman Frankel Organization.

Her father, Herman, first saw the . abstract painting by Helen Cavensky about six years ago; that painting is now reproduced on the Frankel signs and sales brochures

Tbe idea behind tbe artistry theme is to convey that the company's homes are interesting, good pieces as well.

Frankfel's Woodcliff, Woodcliff on the Lake and Simsbury projects in West Bloomfield are presented as more than just homes — they are creative, she said

"With our homes, we look into eve-ry single detail, so they are artistic in a sense." she sayl.

After buying the painting six years ago. the idea of bow to use ^_in a marketing effort began to fevotVy. she said. "Homes are more than juSt two by fours slapped in a square.

"I think a lot of frustrated artists are architects and a lot of frustrated architects are artists." Frankel add-ed

The artistry not only includes the art of building, but the decor as well. The Wyndam model home at Wood-cliff is decorated with several differ-ent kinds of art pieces.

Tbe image of the Cavensky paint-ing also serves to generate interest in another way.

"I think the idea intrigues people — people see the painting, but don't know what it is," she said. People are curious, and that leads them to look further

"I've had people say they thought it was a bunch of balloons and I've had them say it's (a depiction) of flo-wers.'' she said.

Architect issues idea magazine to spark interest in new homes

By Doug Funk* staff writer

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Robert Bryce enjoys architecture. So much so that the 57-year-old

West Bloomfield resident has begun publishing a bi-monthly idea maga-zine oo building, decorating and life-styles as an extension of his archi-tectural practice in that community.

Tbe first issue was distributed free last month to some 2,000 cli-ents. friends, associates and other referrals who may be interested in home building topics. Tbe long-term goal is free distribution of a 178-page publication to GO,000 every other month.

"If someooe is planning oo build-ing. renovating or remodeling, this is something someone would keep as a reference book, a source book, like Reader's Digest or National Geo-graphic." Bryce said

"We're trying to make it a combi-nation of Building Ideas Magazine, Homes k Gardens and Architecture Digest Exactly what our magazine Is trying to do is pique interest, cre-ate interest," he said.

Most of the articles in the first is-sue of the Monthly Home idea Maga-zine from Bryce A Palazzola were authored by syndicated writers.

ARTICLES TOUCH ON window treatments, payback values of re-modeling and ways to cool your home

Editorial service stories also ex-amine collectibles and cooking, plus locally-written stories about devel-opers James VanderKloot and Rich-ard Koch.

The purpose is to promote good architecture, exhibit good architec-ture, highlight people capable of doing these things," Bryce said "It's definitely a good way for us to get our name out in the community, but business has never been better We're swamped "

Other architects produce sales brochures, but Bryce knows of noth-ing here that compares to his maga-zine.

"It seems like they've taken some initiative," said Robert Ziegelman, president-elect of the Detroit chap-ter of the American Institute of Ar-chitects, wbo admitted to not seeing the initial issue.

Companies in other industries put out house organs, to why not archi-tects, VanderKloot reasons. "Archi-tects can capitalise oo an exchange of information better than other in-dustries because every job is new," be said

KNOWLEDGE LEADS to more informed choices, said Lisa Fantuz-zi, marketing director for Bryce's firm who is In charge of the maga-zine

"It may well spark interest and people will take a more active Inter-est Maybe they won't rely oo an ar-chitect to say, This is the kind of house you want ' " she said

"Lisa brought out a good point the other day," Bryce said "What we want to eliminate is people saying, 'I wish I had done that.' If we can show them, they can do i t "

An encounter with a couple from Vermont who hired the firm a year and s half ago to design a bouse sup-plied the spark that prompted Bryce to launch the publication

'The clients put together a book of what they liked, didn't like and want-ed They spent years collecting infor-mation They taped things on blank pages There wei pages When we saw Great.' Clients had brought in pic-tures from magazines, but never to this extent

"They did a tremendous amount ot research and the result was what they wanted It (their bouse) to be." Bryce said

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Home lighting trends offer more than a flicker of nostalgia. In fact, the mass market is aglow with traditional lamps.

"What really excites the public ia period decorating," says Rhett Sypher, president of Shoal Creek of Annistoo, Ala. "High tech and contemporary do. not sell very well."

Sypher says 95 percent of his company's SOO styles are tradi-tional. Many have period detailing that fits into rooms with Victori-an, neoclassical, French country, 18th-century or even Russian court decorating schemes.

Interest in 20th-century designs appears to stop a t the Arts It Crafts period, which began about IMS. That era i? especially rich as a source for lighting since it coin-cided with early electrification of American homes. New York City, for example, was electrified in the 1890s.

Tbe cost of period originals de-signed by famous early 20th-cen-tury designers such as Gustav Stickley, Dirk Van E r p and Frank Lloyd Wright puts them out of reach of most consumers. But reproductions that recreate the feeling are readily available.

One popular style reminiscent of t h e p e r i o d u s e s m i c a lampshades. The mica sheets treated with shellac to give them a smoky amber translucence are handled like stained glass and in-serted into metal channels.

WHEN SHOAL CREEK first of-fered mica-shade lamps in Arts St Crafts styles two years ago, they were popular enough for tbe com-pany to add to the collection. Now there are 18 styles at prices rang-ing from 1200 to $500. Mica shades are also available on other lamps for about $100 extra.

Jerry Cohen of The Mission Oak Shop in Woodstock, Conn., reports that pricey reproductions of arts

lamps and fixtures by Stickley, Van Erp and 'Wright are doing well all around the country. The lamps, which sell for $425 to $5,500 each, are made by Michael Adams, a Syracuse, N.Y-, crafts-man.

Cohen started buying the repro-ductions to sell in his antiques store in 1984 af ter be saw them in a Syracuse antiques shop. He be-gan distributing Adams' lamps na-tion wide in 1987.

•"Some antiques dealers don't like reproductions because they think they undercut sales of the originais," he says. "I don't think we are going to ruin our market. We don't have many customers who can pay $50,000 for a lamp, but we do have customers who can pay $2,000 or $3,000."

ALTHOUGH ORIGINALS by top names are scarce and expen-sive, there is a good supply of less exalted turn-of-tbe-century light-ing according to bill Langton, a Norwalk, Conn., dealer. Langton reconditions old lamps be finds at auctions and house sales, antiques stores and flea markets.

He says demand is driving up prices and creating scarcity in a field where 20 years ago finding customers was the biggest prob-lem. For example, a gasolier (a hanging gas lamp converted to electric) that sells for $1,000 today went for abou£ $150. in 1970. A converted brass oil lamp with a glass shade that once sold for $45 now runs about $170.

B r i d e s specialty stores such as Langton's Ye Olde Lamp Shop, other sources for old lighting are auctions, estate sales and, if you are lucky, flea markets. Typically, those bought as-is need new wiring and socket replacements If brass, they require refinishing.

Here's how to stop burglars * # m o u * • c o u a c n e u

(AP)If you worry about bvrglars — and most of us do — there is much you can do to prevent illegal entry Here is tome information that can reduce your chances of being burglarised and provide you with greater peace of mind.

• If you spot people in your neighborhood behaving suspiciously, notify the police immediate-ly

For example, burglars often cruise in pairs. Upon seeing an empty garage or a car pulling out of a driveway, they ring the doorbell. If someone answers, they ask an innocent question and leave. If there is no response, they try to enter the bome.

• Speak to your local police to find out which entry methods intruders favor in your area. Then, examine your home for weak points.

• Burglars commonly enter through an un-locked door, break in through a cellar window, break simple locks oo doors or use force until the screws burst out of the wood or the f rame gives way.

Replace a hollow wooden door or flimsy door frame with a solid wooden (or even a steel) door mounted in a sturdy frame. Then equip the door with a deadbolt lock. A good bolt is ooe inch thick is and bas a 1-inch throw.

• Overgrown shrubbery and high hedges pro-vide as much privacy for burglars as they do for you. Keep hedges trimmed, prune tree branches and remove trellises — especially if they provide access to second-floor windows. Keep basement windows — a favorite entry point for burglars — locked and free of foliage.

• If you live on tbe first or secood floor of an apartment building, keep all windows locked. Lock windows or doors that lead to balconies, rooftops or fire escapes. Be su re f i re escape doors are easy to unlock In case of an emergency.

• Burglaries in occupied homes ace not as ra re as you might expect. Keep your doors locked even when you're home.

• Before moving into a new bouse or apartment, have the cylinders of each door lock in your new bome changed.

• If you have a telephone answering machine, don't let the greeting message reveal your whereabouts. Say simply that you can't come to tbe phone right now, but you will return tbe call as soon as possible.

• Don't put your name on your mailbox. Bur-

glars will phone to learn if anyone is at bome • If you're planning an evening out or going on

vacation, set an automatic timer to create tbe illu-sion that someone Is a t home. Use it to activate lamps, television sets and radios that will make the bouse seem occupied

• Before leaving for an extended period, ar-range to have your bome appear occupied. Ask fHTVfone to park a Car in tbe driveway and move it periodically. Arrange to have tbe snow shoveled or the grass mowed. Have mail and newspaper de-liveries halted until you return.

• Avoid attracting unwanted attention to your valuables. For example, if a new stereo arrives, don't put tbe labeled carton in tbe trash without flattening it inside ou t

• Neighborhood watch programs work well. Post signs warning strangers that they are being observed..

• Finally, a family dog is ooe of the best burglar alarm* you can have. Tbe sound of loud, frantic h a r k i n g i s often all that's needed to discourage a

w o u l d - b e iatreder and alert family members and neighbors.

Here are some ways you can minimise the extent of loss if your bouse is burglarized:

• Don't keep cash around - traveler's checks are safer . ,

• Leave some money and less-expensjve valu-ables in the open and hope a burglar will overlook the gem collection in the bottom of tbe goldfish tank If you hide vsluables. it's a good idea to keep a map of their locations in a safe-deposit box or with your attorney.

• Make your valuables harder for thieves to sell and easier for police to identify by engraving your Social Security number oo them. You can borrow an engraving tool from tbe local police department

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H you an|oy oendar lne inrougn reatardey, aMUno loet m Uma tymrame t r o u g h i r H a a a unaque •noque traeenrea. you'« an(oy * ing TOWN HALL AKTlOUES O n M o a n i Halm*. Romeo We neve aver fl.OOC sqJL. 2 Hoars end i 40 deaMrs tpeciemmg an Quam, Anoquaa and fjaaaciaJ CoaecOMee Open 7,f lays >0-« 32 Mea Roed and Van Dyke (M-53). Seven An-tique Shop* a i l M i araaunn tance 313-752-5422

ROUND OAK table. <SOC 4 oa* oners taoo t w a a ' i l oondmen

• 453-7641

7 0 3 G r a f t s

ART OPEN HOUSE Sept 1 4 7 11am-*pt*r 3*k errangamenta. o* p e r w u a Nve Boneei t ree* 1 i«a2 Spica. N , Ptymoutf'

7 0 6 O v a g a S ^ M :

' Oakland • f a t w j y a w a y e * a good aautt. oa* table . ' I eemn. •«! I n i e m - * p m 1 M 1 Idgea i i r id . S. of I I MBe. W oM w o o a e w d

BEVERLY HILLS I a BeverN are Sapl 7. ft-*

BEVERL* HILxS Spm 157S6 boys Oothes m e t lnuaehmn

BEVERL T HILLS

Set a Sun , #-Jpm J027S 3 W lemar. S of 13. E o l Lehaer

BEVERLY HILLS-Toe good lo M .

toy* a much more i a i M KJnroee. W ol SuuthHeM beNieeri 13 4 14 Mae Sat Sapl 7.»-?

BEVERLY HILLS - Sept «-7, a-4 F ine f i d n h i r e I n c l u d i n g s o t * , loveeaet. deak. dreaaars. cherry cM-

7 0 1 Q w a g e S a l e s ;

O a k l a n d

ESTATE SALE Pi t Sepl a. Set. • e p l 7 O v w t o yrs ot L u l i L l a a l u

e d m m g room mt. provincial mantel,

17S1 John R HUB. N or Heman. S o i S<*toa Rd

f ARMING T ON HILLS Hiei i CM> tub 8 of I I Maa. E o l

Sepl. 5. a a 7 be <

FARMINGTON HILLS - Moving SMe. lone of home aimaearria*, OotMng. baby M m . low* (moudaw ea*ng • * I X S e i a - 7 10 - ipm 361*1 Oary S ot 13. E o l O a k * Rem d e t * * - 4

FARMINGTON »«LLS-S*pt Sin Ihru am, S-a T o d * . Iwemoaaer*. com-

C d [ . N o< A Maa. w oi o a

lee table AJeo. cKMMna. a brtck-a-brack 31262 CWte In HUM-My Sub N of 13 W o l t

Birmingham Furniture, ocuch in good condmon. laMa*. antlgua rockw. book* on tape, chrletme* decor La««c l»u t , ct«*he* a m e t -rmc Thurs-Sai S-4 1213 Dorchee-ter. olt Adama. N o l MapM

BIRMINGHAM - Set a Sun, tO-*pm 4445 Omttokn TrtM. otf Wing Laka

a 14 MN*

COUNTRY CRAFT SHOW Sun Sapt a. lO-5pm. American Le-

CHa*. S3 IB Neaburgh Uvonle »bM tpece cell Dnde 624-59« l

COUNTRY HOME COLLECTION 19TH CENTURY REPRODUCTIONS

Baakats. a p o n g e w * a much more for a hom* party ce* 276-4497 or aee ua at Tha Wyandotta Hamaga Dey* Sept 6. 7 a s m BJehoc Park

-2700

7 0 1 C o U a c t i M a a

P1NBALL MACHINE 1940 pr* -nppar AJI American theme NickM per pley Good condit ion 1160 or beet oi ler 291-2092

PRECIOUS MOMENTS •SM coaecoon below Sreer

He • my in*plr*Oon 661-1S66

seamj prt. reen Boo*

CRAFTERS Do you menulecture craft nema lor • to r * * , show*, e t c ' We ara your •holaaaM aource k * craft auppaaa -wa carry an axlanove Une of wood, paint*. Mertca*. an* Sowers. nb twn* . wreetha. aeaaonai. tabrtc pamtmg auppllat. etc 4 0 - 5 0 * Diacount otf re taK . Churchea. acrxxXa *a*o wMcoma S50 mini-mum No chaoran allowed Mon 6-9pm„ Tuee-Frt 6-4 30pm

BOUTIQUE TRIMS INC 21200 Pontiac Traa. S. Lyon 46178

313-437-2017

CRAFT SHOW Set Nov 30, 10-4 30 VFW Ha l Royal Oak

Tatue information 566-6654

702 A n t i q u a a KNITTING MACHINE Peaaep Du-omeoc 80 Motor. * color changer, computer t 'SOO Ce* before Bpm Call 851-6314

LONGABERGER BASKETS Open Houaa

Sat 7 - tOem-Jpm Ceu Sharon 39 T-063 5

ALL ANTIQUES BOUGHT Poatcerde. otd morta megazmea SheVy Chan*. R l l * W.rioW chm*. paper doa*. toys, manary. 346-3154

AGE-OLD UTICA ANTIOueS MARKET - Sepl 7-6, 2 t»g days, Set 4 Sun Hundreds of d a a l e i in quality antiques Spodlgr i i on Wal-nut Furniture, MMtarta. Re»oedie-rta, Pottery end Art Deco K ol C C e r m r o u n d * on 21 Mae Rd t mua East of Van Dyke Set 7-6 Sun 8-*

Adm ( 3 Van Oyke e*« oft M-59 north to 21 MSe Rd . then aeet

(5171*56-6153

ANN ARBOR ANTIQUES MARKET THE BRUSMER SHOW

Sunday. Sept' 15, 5055 Arm Arbor , - . Saana Road. Exit 175. of t 1-94 Ovw 7 0 4 R U f T i m a Q a S l l W 350 dealers r i quaaty antique* *nd aaiect uuaecbblaa A* nam* guaran-teed * * i apt ai'iaanteil and undar cover, 5 AM - * PM A d m l a l on »3

NEEDLEWORK book a magazine coaecuon Ooaa at t e n cro< rteeOepomi threed* Lot* of fabric*. *« * , mat board a not ion* Set a Sun 10-5 21245 independence, enter W

l l 1 * M i l

BIRMINGHAM - T N * * Frt Set starts 9 30 Ouaaty Heme, aome k * rature TV * o c * * « o r m . rubber rah, mtac 1516 PenMone 2 bat* E of Woodward oft 14 Ma*

BIRMINGHAM - Thur* Frt. 21743 Vaaay Woods, near 14 M*a a Lahaar Houaehoad. rafngetalor. ate

BIRMINGHAM, lop Ouaaty doOMng. > a menl 1794

CheateiHald Sept I ? 9-3

BIRMINGHAM - TWO LOVESEATS chairs, dtnette aet etc 1764 Mene-ftald. N. of 14, E Thurs-Set 9-5

BIRMINGHAM. Antiques. Hem gleaa na de-Frl thru

Sun. 10-5 947 MadMon. N of Meple. between Hunter a Adams Ca*n only

B I R M I N G H A M Compu te r w i th primer, new ceamg e n eqMpmant. noueehoW name, dothea a more No eerly blrde 5.6th,9-5 864 Cftaetnut on Adama 2 bas S of Maple

FARMMGTON HILLS - Sept 6-7 » e m - 5 p m 5 tamaee I B l i »

id. TrMee Trea. AntKjuaa, M r *

706 G a r a g a 8 a * — :

O a k l a n d

YARD saw Farmmglon HM* Bap4 5 a 6. 6am-4pm 21312 Sn Frenca* comar of B Maa/Orand Nnar

707 G a r a g a S a l a c

wayna

BRlGHTMOOR SUN 0»*LY' 1468 I Bramaa T a M ^ a p l v i Maa araa

CANTON Stock SMe m 1 yard 6724 Fokthom. Warren 8 U6ey SM-Sun 9-6pm

7 0 t G a r a g a S a t e * :

LIVONIA Moving M a .

S e l P ^ n o w t h I

Huae m u M ternary S of Cherry HM oft Shetdon. CANTON

43761 town 9-5 Wad Tnurs -Fn '

wIVOaaA - 15900 Aiesandar. 1 E ol MwMMbaft, off SurmydaN Broadmoor Nintando gamae loya mac a ctoihae Frt -Bel 9 «pm

CANTON mult l lemtfy T f * *s Fn 9em-5pm 9034 WBow Creak Or S o i W*rran. W OILBMy -i.

LIVONIA. 29632 OtangMewn. o »

CANTON - Mufti family Sapl 5-7 9-5 Giaaewera toys, ctolha*. turni-u t antiquae. looM n c nac* OOM 14 fiber gleea boat duna buggy No pra -Maa 755 Back Rd N orf Cherry HM. W of Canton Ctr

'5-7 9-5 O n * • wSmena lerge nar Mack a

uaa 6X 10 Men end actas Lamps >ium»-whae portable TV

LIVONIA 3 Famay Sat only 9-4 F^rnnure. t od * , houaanoid. ctomaa ate 15421 Br ookllald off 5 Mka

FERMOALE Sapt 7,6th 10-5 Very c o » yerd aaaa Many SOS ooaecti-bta*. aoma vtntage do tna* 143 E Drayton, r » a Woodwwd No aarty

CANTON sa t -Sun 9 - ' 7657 Cor bm D t , t Mock N of Warren off w aids ol Shaldon Furnalura apo» anoa*. clotharig. iota of mtac

uJVONIA - 3fia22 L jndon . E iLaven Sept. 5-6 9em-4pm

CANTON 1573 Hemaga uaey i I

Dr oft

FRANKLIN VILLAGE - Anbque furr». lure, fraeaar. m o p loots r iding mower a Other ywd equipment. trempoMrte houeMWd goods Sept 6-7, 9-5 31275 FrankBn Rd

Paanar oetwaar L*My k Heggarty Very ruoa lams ftatnr houeahoid Thurs -Sun .

LIVONIA 36632 KJngabury Sel way 9-4 NO aarty aatas w of ourgn, N o l Five Maa

LATHftUP VILLAGE. Hugaf Furnk-lure. noueehwd Heme, baby Mrw-ture. chaorana OoOvng. 12 years of

27427 Sunaat BlvO

LATHRUP VILLAGE - 2 la rwh gerage saw Frt a Set . Sap 8-7. 5-6 16504 Oekxea. 5 blocka S Of 12 Mka. ofl.BtoomaakJ Dr Twtn boy ctooang. baby name, furrvtur*. a* •O* aotnang. a much morel

CANTON - <30 *or -Par* Sub Thur -Sal Sapt 5 .67 Dtene* i / a a a i . a r i ctolhea

CANTON • 7706 Wheeton Shaadon a Warran Sept 6-7. Frt Sat . 9-5 Atari, cxkas queaty clulhe*. rraac

DEARBORN HEIGHTS Yam Saw 4914 Mamck van B d m a Annapo-lis Sel a Sun . 9am-5pm Toys, crafts Oapraaaion gtaaa 8 Miac

NORTHVILLE - Scenic Lane Tlmoar Ridge Eatetee. oft Nov. Rd oa r . aar 8 8 9 y t l a Fr t - Sun.. 9-5 Flehar Price 8 other toys, tk) eqiApment.

ckjba. btcycM*. <cm akatas go« duba lumaure.

NOVI - Sept 5.6. 10-5 item*. 21636 Sunflower S of 9 M«a W of Heggerty Enter Sunnea. Wft of Ladene

DEARBORN-Houaanotfl a luroMura Fn a Set 10-4 22750 Oe« Oeer born Oft Outer Drive S of Ford Rd

DEARBORN HTS- Moving' 9/6-8 10-7pm Gerden equipment, arow biower, Toro lewnmowar 27047 Ro-chaUe Ford/Cherry Mia

LIVONKS- 36760 Maaon W of New burgh. N of Scnootcraft Tht*-Set 93&-S 30pm Avon, k id* atul l

707 G a r a g a

W a y n a

T h M f » d « y . S ^ p f m b f 5 . 1 9 9 % Q * E

707

• 3G

plymouth H U T I faanly Sapt J 7 * - * p m N TaaraarMl A Mt

A i

PLYMOUTH 515 Irian, comar af Farmer. E of Shaadon. N at Penna-m a r Sep l 5-6

m a c A* prooeede go l b dkurch

700

Oakland County R U V O M D - Teyaaa Coroae m e a t ne Debr Lerriaga. ea corxn-

about al l tradftlomal ESTATE SALE

SUZANNE. & CO.

WAYNE Scrap

WESTLANO - Don't rata Soma M t a « a loots * Sun 9am-Spm 37227 f aar PMrnar 8 Ownwood t J *

REOFORO oto vara. Mrs new name * n d w i d i mora 166*1 Woodwor th t a f . i a r Beech a inkster 6 af 7 Mea Sept 5 8 8 Sam to 5pm No aarty wrda

annqua dmlng tataa Iaar ,-sn REDFORO garaoa aale TM*e-Ftv Set 9/5-6-7 10-5pm. '5010 Sa-lem S of 5 »» of Talegraph. enter l - om Oa f twK Rd Bad inane Mrm-•v»e lampa. loota herdwere maac

REDfORO greet buy * mlant CMM 8 adult dothea 8 Heme, Sapt 7.8. 9 30-6pm 9070 WwardeM, S of Ptymouth Rd E. of Ti

UVONIA 5 Famaiei 5-7 9-5 141 »0

E of Sept 5-7 »-of Schoclcra

NORTHVILLE First garaga M M «3 yrs Set only, 9-5pm 41965 Ben- ( -Dury Ct. W oi Heggarty, S. of 8 Mka. f ^ Plymouth, t of t

REC*ORO Huge yerd «vtng room fwnf lure . O a t h m rr»ec Thurs thru Sun 10 t a 5 19410

N of 7, E. of

REDFORO-Mtrfti famay *a rd u a Sal 9-5 Big Women * clothe* cen dM making 8 craf l * . books n o u * * i o M mtac. 9566 Greyaeld S

much m a c 1267 Su r r * ; H u N c Pa*mer. W of His Sept ' SA-apm

W E S T L A N O 6 5 7 5 Geron tmo Wayne 8 Higher B a n k n c t c i mov

ALL NEW l » t U n d asned Cuatom s ta r aa s i 'eatJv m a s prtcaa

•CfK D r a t w r ^ l J53 8002 566-7422

ALMOST NEW arey formica ®fwtQ

a m cerionion 844 1648

WESTLANO- 3 tamay- 9/S-7 9-5pm 529 Norma, off Cherry MB * of Nwwourgh Lot* of everytMngi

WE8TL/ INO 37132 Vtncenl oft N e w b u n / i beta aar. Gtanwooo Paanar Sept 5 6. 7lh, 9 to 6pm

PLYMOUTH • Annquq* a ooaect atkaa armoara atntng tabMrchears tewing machine maac Fn -Sun . 11-7 167 Urvon St behmd Cay H*a

PLYWIOUTM - Frt 8 Set 9*nv-5pm. 1395 Elm off Sheldon a Ann Artior Trea Ofllca 8 noma hjma.-ure 8 loads of averythtng imagmataa

REDFORD - Sept 6-7 tO-2 Toys, books, maac 14194 Seresote. t * N of Schoolcrafl batwr

8 TaatwapTi

REDFORO Sept 6-7 > IQ 10-4 9544 S o j . Ijafwaar Plymoutn 8 W Gntcego oetwaar mkstar 8 Daacti. Ctomaa * mac

REQFORO Thurs . Fr. Set 10-5

Furnaura. d o t h * , o t t , , « 7 » 7 « * • E 0 1

N of Plymouth

N O W S e p t 7 8 8 I0am-4pm 24065 Cranbrook, S of 10. W of Haggerty Lewti toots caotnas rr»ac houeahoid

OAK PARK Btg ywd i

was. do thee Thur-Fn-Set. 10-5 SMM L 24020 Jerome.. N ol Oe* P w * BNd

BLOOMFIELD HILLS of stele major aaaa Too.much l o mention. Sac" S 8 6. 9em»5pm. Sept 10-3 2544 A l p e n Lene 3 ba>* E of Telegraph. N of Hickory Grove (Hickory Grove Long Lake Rd 8 Square Lake l

BLOOMFIELD HILLS. Moving. An-t ique*. furniture, mtac Bkximflald Hickory Grove. *08 WMhee. be-tween Htckory Grove 8 Sq Lake Set a Sun , 9 -1

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - Good *tufT rod*.'*duft OotMng. ant iqu* oek chi-ne oebawl. 5 tip *ncierB*ower. toy* 8 lot* of m a c . Fri. 8 SM-. 9 - i p m . 5139 Mohr VaBey Ln loft KaWngton . E oi Woodwerd. W o f A d a m a l

NINTH ANNUAL CRAFT SHOW Southfield VFW 2645 No* 10th, I tam-Spm 24222 W 9 Mae 8 ta-btae, $15 533-1923,356-7657

k F l a a M a r k e t *

Ttwd Surtdevs. 23rd Seeeon The Ortgmellt!

ANNUAL CHURCH Rummege SeM :hurch Corner i

ANNE QUEEN (2) Chwirs 1175 Bel-gMn white pine nutcf i $650 Loveeeet, rocking chea 8 c h * * set $1 500 NeootieDM 865-1152

ANTIOUE BARN SALE - Cupbowda. table*, trunk*, ama* fumf lur* . lot* V co**ct tbM* Ptymouth Sept 7-8. 9-5 8S5 Foreet. I block W of Metn. S of Ann Arbor Tr

Uvona weeleywi C h u r t * MerrUnen 8 Lyndon. LNonte Sapt 6 8 7, Frt., 10em-4pm Sel lOerrv-5pm Craft* a tood lebM, Set onfy Pieno. chotr robae. much more

BOOKS - moat 204-70* Friends Ueed Boo* Shop Open avary Frt.. 10-1 Set , Sept 7 8 21, 10-3 Troy Library. 510 Weat Big Beevar

ANTIQUE BUSS

Craf t* or antiquaa No workdarya no comrrvleatons taken.

JOHN GRACE COMMUNITY CENTER IN SOUTHFIELD 2nd Annual Cref lers Show Set, Nov 2nd, 10em-5pm

Table spece ava lebM Ca* 354-8164

ANTIQUE drop leef lebia $75 Taba modM wood r e « o SS0 PrtmltNa suck io ta »50 326-7773

NEW F L i A MARKET OPENING, Vendors needed, m Way ra on Mtch-igen Avenue Indoor 8 outdoor •peca ate avaaebM opervng Sapt 14 726-6699

YWCA FLEA MARKET Sat , Sept 7»h. I0am-4pm

25940 Grand Rfver Redlord CeB 5374500

- An t i ques -D ISCOVER

TECUMSEH 130 Oeears 3 Ant ique Make a* j n c W a a r i n O A p D S r a i located on M-50 Open Oaky , v a ^ r % » y i w i

( 5 1 7 ) 4 2 3 - 8 2 7 7

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Beck lo •cnooi designer dothee. faB-sWuMr boy-gal Pra-«chooi 8 OMdren * loy*. book*, kitchenaara. P*ne*on-K primer Nintendo *y* tem 8 oamaa. mtac Sat a Sun 9-5pm 5038 Keaen Lene. W ot Telegraph trom Lone Pine. S on Echo, W or . Forbea, S on Kaaan (between Lone Pine 8 Ouartoni

BLOOMRELD TWP Set #-4pm, 4555 Pickering S of MapM. W oft ol Frankkn

BLOOMFIELO TWP - 7444 DuVM Or oft 14 MtM. behan T*Mgr*ph 8 Fr*nk tn Rd T aaeutsa a traah Frt 8 S*1 9-5

BLOOMFIELD TWSP bed beby H e n s bacycle*. atareo 8 much mora Sept 5-6. 9-1 7430 Old Ml* Rd N of 14. W Laheer

BLOOMFIELD TWP 1690 IV of Adam*. S oft South Blvd Frt. Se t , 9-4 Clothes b o o k s 8 w d m g storm door 6 French doors anuttars. air oonditlonar, toys

FARMINGTON CITY 33625 GMrv view > . N of Shieweeae. neai Grand River Just too much to ket Sapt 8 71h, 9-7

- 1 0 1

ROCHESTER Frt Sapt 6 9-5 3062 W K*b i *n . 1 maa N o l Tank-

W Of Adama Bikee. gomes books, houseware* dothee

ROCHESTER HILLS- Huge 8 lamay Furn i tu re , lewefry. In lent -edul t clothing, toys 8 much mor* Brook-

U* WeM Sub. W o t Adam*. N of •Ron Stonetrea ClrcM Thur 8

Frt . Sepl 5 4 6. 9-5pm

ROCHESTER 50 yrs accumulation 331 Oek. S of Unilversffy Sat Sept 7th, 10-5

ROYAL OAK Homeoerrar garaga saM 7 E a t of aa tas Sept 7 (9-41. Sept 8 < 10-3i N. of 13 iCookdge 8 Normandy to r*aroad V e d a )

ROYAL OAK Mac nouaahotd rtems some tools some kj rWtur* Sapt 7-* 1718 B r o d t l o n E oft CampoMi 8 S of Ltncotn

DEARBORN moving sale Fn Sat 8 Sun . 6am-6pm Appaances furnt-turs 8 d o t h m g 4642 M « M M a > MKfvgan 8 Scf aala-

PLYMOUTH giaaewera. ladtee antique compacts i«ome nerd to Imdl. much mere Fn .; R f n * o « t o 9-4pm Sat , 9 -3pm 41925 Oak Ln Schooacraft a Ptymoutn Croeatng

Plymouth Sept 7 t 0 e m - 4 p m sn* Se t

2 Joy St S

Thurs 8 Fr t , Sept 5 8 8.9-8 9302 Applet on. 3 blocks E t * Taaagraph bat Joy 8 * Chicago Baby dothea 8 ta rns Mac

DETROIT - Set 8 Sun 10-5 mckjdmg por tabM bar 8 mora 77*5 of A/m Arbor Trail W of LflMj Stout O * Warren, 3 b » » We*t of Evergreen

DETROIT jyard ta le Lota of Oe-a.gne> clotnee. <nfants c to tnas houaahotd i tems Sat 8 Sur "0am to 8pm. 1 7 1 4 3 Stanecury

DETROIT 19187 Grandvsew * of Telegraph N of 7 Maa. Thut -Sat 10-8 I fant-a«3s d o t h a s loya b a o T nema nand f oo t s noueerxed tern

PLYMOUTH - M u m p * FamMy Tnurs Frt 8 Sat 10-6pm 46965 N T armorial. H mt W • of Sheldon »f«>e ranety of tram*, alao mar * womens ctothmg

plymouth • Sapt 6-7 9-5 11-645 Butternut N of Arm Arbor Tree. E ot Haggerty Bacry Heme and mora

PLYMOUTH, T h u r s - F n S^S 44532 Marc Tra* 1 Mock S of Aran Arbor

3 0 5 6 9 i Rd E Of Snatdor. O o l h e a . p iano . ' w a t e r t a d m a c

GARDEN CITY -Fr , -Sun M*cMswoco. E. of M e m m e n TPOB KirnWur*. b tkae e t c PLYMOUTH t w p 15153 NorthviBa OAROEN CITY Frt 8 Sat -2-6pm i RO Large •eaacnor of mac 1 a m * W o m e n * do tnwa . aweary c m * aQv*pn»i t l oo t s moto<cycles m a c 842 Arcota W of inaster Rd | Kjrruture elc Sapt 13-14. 9 a m -

! 5pm. 420 -3609 at 34 7 2244

REDFORC TWP Estate SM* M a n , new 8 old verted Heme 11367 G*r -hakJ bateeer Telegraph 8 Beach S of Ptymouth Set Sept 7 10-2 30

REDFORD YARO S A l E " Fn, Blh, Sat 7ih. 9 to 5pm. 9B75 Farley, P tymova ia Beacndaay

REDFORD-Yard Sale 20*81 Mac Arrhcr mkMer Rd 'Beach D*fy area Furrmur*. houeehoad goods, d o t h atg, much mor* Thurs-Se l 11-5

REDFORD Frt. Sapt 8th 10-4 SM Sapt 9-3 262B0 hanhoe W of Beech Defy. S - a f 5 M H REOFORO Set. Sept 7ih"TO-5prn 8915 itemmgwey off Joy befa*en

e h 8 mkeler V *n eccenone* . garden, houeehold. m a c

70 f t H o u a a h o l d G o o d s

O a k l a n d C o u n t y

ACCESSOFUES 8 ANTQuES Conduct*

ESTATE SALE

2 5 6 9 7 L I N C O L N 'Greenf ield to Lmcom l » t M ta Sun- E on Lincoln l o . n c o r . Bra-

Welch for nag*' 10-4

a n e s t a t e s a l e e v e r y d a y

Rare oppo r tun i t y tof t n e d i s c r im ina t i ng b u y v

sav ings up t o 70% & more O N

N * m e DranO furn i ture 4 deco ra t i ve accessor ies

Furn ish 1 r o o m or a wtvole noose

WE ACCEPT MC & VISA

Apt* I W a i d THURS 8 I

2 mgr t oeeutftui 'Our*) Owing t eba

with 4 chairs. creOems *of* eno tafiia*. amp*. Swart waener Stack more bridge *et Man, *ai mana 4 sat* of enra mctuoea set of Mia aet

for 10

China tor 10 • Syracuae

oreceMt p a r w m . gold or-lor 14 • Mttterteich Be at l i lanaer f lo ra pe l -tor 6 • L o t s ' o l aitcher,

and houaanotd m a c Don' t tn.es1

See you Thur* or Frt BEV 3S3-0469

awverty Neah ISA. CAF^> •CartMed Appraiser of

Personal Proper ty Mai ' oa1 m e m e u o r a i aoctary of appraaars

i a iw 701 Sun-SheKMn M a c clothing, etc

of Cherry Tnurs/Fn. 5th 8th 9em-3pm Onfyl

GARDEN CITY l a rge 4 tamay Mta B o o k s 1 ablwa c o m p u t e r w g a m a a PLYMOUTH. Yard d o t h e a . t » d d l s h e e b * e s 8 many ae« P e n m m a r 8 m o r e n o u s a h o W i t e m s 29936 Flo.- h o u s e h o l d tooM. erica. E of M a r r t m e n N Hilt Sep t 8 8 7. 9 e m - 4 p m . P l » M O O T M Spac t ecu i e r

GARDEN CITY . S a p t 5.6,7, 9 -5 sate Meny -tame f r o m many t ans -Crib c a r s e e t b a b y , k ids 8 adult I *•* S* t -Sun Sepl ow>thaa bunfca>eds . d r eeee t apo r t s 1 .466 S l a t - S a n . oft ot She ldon , b e t a , c a r d s m a c No lunfc 2 8 7 ' 2 Alvm ! P * n n t m e r 8 Ann Arbor Tre* N ol Cher ry Hi*. E of MtOdtebelt

REDFORD Set. Sepl m , l0-6pnv TO apeed Home ape womena ctoth-

r & 6 e " atoodbme. S o i H I . " Tategrapn

REDFORD 18770

r e - s e l l - i t e s t a t e s a l e s - -

34 709 G r a n d River Fa rmvig io r Mon Tuea f e d Thurs 8 Sat

10em-6prr Fin 1 0 a m . 9 p n - S u n d a y s noon-4prr

C A L L 476 -7355

AN

AWESOME 3 DAY SALE! ' . By

e v e r y t h i n g g o e s Fn Sei S u n S e p i 6.7,8 10-4

6 4 9 8 R i c k e t l •WASHINGTON M

CARRIAGE HILLS SOB , S oft 28 M t a trtw M o u n c 8 Van Dyne, l e s s Mar a r - t o Rtcket". ENTIRE C O N T E N T S OF LARGE

-•OME M'JST BE BOLD IN 3 DAYS WELL WORTH THE ORfVE

FEATURING C o u n t r y knhQua 8 aualtry iurnahmcg* HowarO M a a G r a n d f a t h e r Ctoc* cherry m a n o g s ny duwng r o o m se< c o m p l a t e an-' •> — oak dxntog l e b M a 6 O v a r s na* t r ee aea> a chear g a m e s i eb t s 8 4 c h e t r ' s e v e r a wang C J W 1 ' a m a h a c o n a o l e piano, o r t a n t a

•a tar i b o o k c

ANOTHER P U R M I T U M SALE. Fn 8 Sei

i0-5pm.Sept «8? 6 1 5 1 Orchard Lake Rd Apt 102

CUSTOM CONTEMPORARY Furm-turs 7(1 peech merba 'sow ml pet>e*l aa aaets 10 Almond a c q u a taca d e w toot *o fs antique docks chears ,6fT cuetorr made taoouwr: top - a b a queer eaa ani ls #or buftet Over«uf la0 seknon aathar 4 pree* bad •aretys 8 oreeeers *»v •ecbonM. <*veir 8 ottomen 46 Mn l x ^ e wdeboero t n * a 8 gateteg subafs proMctton TV a/Mereo n l e d e antioue bedroom set. oak

tt* of mtec Ce* Helen ^ chests dreeaers 8 tables. 4 549-8754 or 737-3323 .carwp, bedroom sat. cheaa lounge.

a tw T t u r s - S M 9 - 6

Lesington ecr a*N 8 B A B Y C F W J w v h t Ltnd ^ j o o d

o o r ^ t U o r y t K a " J t u r a s s e v a r a l amp* enl ique pho-

REOFORD - 4 fem*y sale Storm door crib men I sat j taaai a r s o a h -

GAROEN CITY- Yard sa le Sat PLYMOUTH n e - - s a T sough befw M need lework io«eas 8

_ Mersey 8 Shetdor- Rd M a c r tems 5pm 29962 E lmwood , otl M e r n m a r Sep t 7-6 10-4

ROYAL OAK. Sept 7 omy 8-3pm 912 8 915 Merywood E ol arooo werd. S of Cetalpa Sport* 8 camera equipment, lamps ihehws

SOUTHFlELO • Antuqua*. n o d . mmc 18505 Ltncofn. W of SouthftMd. Thurs 8 Fn Sept 5 8 8, 9-5pm W of SouthhekJ-^e

SOUTHFIELD- Frt 8 Sa t . Sepl 6 6 7, 9-5pm 21314 Med*. 1 ba of t Laheer between 8 8 9 Mae Rd*

SOUTHFlELO, lurrvtur* 8 nou**-hold good* no doming Sept 5. 6 7 9-4 19315 Red Maple Ct . S of 13, E of Evergreen

SOUTHFIEVO-Garage aw Fri, Set 9em-5om 22341 E of Telegraph, S of 9

8 Middlebaft be rwaa r . Ford 8 W a ran S e v a r a lamate* . o o c a s mora

i tem* >6820 Sap t 5-7 10-5

S u m n a r E of Beech

PLYMOUTH 40 y*s eccumtae t i on iota ol t-jardware loots t n o e p t o w e r

trunk ce rd laoiea b t a n k e t s .

REDFORD 9250 Apptelor E of

GARDEN CITY I dey only Sapl 6 9 - 5 C r a f t s 8 mac 2 » i « 6 mirror picture*. * t c 625 Sunaef of Barton , 1 o a E of MtddWbeft Pervvmen Sapt 6 8 7 9-4

T a a o v r i . Ciatwaen W Chtcagc- 6 Joy Rd Thurs -Sur, Sept 5-8 9-6

ROSEDALE ParkOa i roa

GARDEN CITY • 2 6 9 5 ? Kamryn PLYMOUTH - 5 tamay aaaa Sep t Thurs, Fn. S*1 S e p ; 5-6-7. Sat 9 -5 6 7 10-8 936 N M a N o< P»ym-Munipaa ' a r n a e a .nvofvaa Duns outti Rd W of Newburgn Houee-

heavy m e c h a n i c lools. wa res furmtuie . chi idrana d o f h t n g fl d i s h e s mtac nousenok) C h r a t m e a name, b o o k s t o o a . m a c

Items 4 d o m i n g QuEEN m n . i l « oed nice n a a d -

ooura aekx ie p a d s n a e t a 8200 525-3936

b u g g y . P l t e fcor i i tems 1 (

INKSTER- MOVING SALE fiepi 5 8. Bam-7pm C h e r - y H a Jus t E of H*nry Ruft Follow the signsi nouse^ B p r v n R r w a r e s ' t u r m t u r s d o t h e a a le E vafy- ^

326 -6471 ^ f a r ^ " 3 m m g mus t g o ' M o r e n t o St b e t w e e n 8 M*e 8

Gr*nd Rnar 8

• Thurs . Berg Rd

INKSTER Thur i Frt S a l 9 -5 574 Daly Sat 8 Sun Sep t 7-8 9am-T S

H t REDFORD Furnrtura a p p k a n c e s

nonM G e o r g r a p t c s donwng . Thorn- ^ j - m ^ p m 25040 Lyndon. i o r j jan m u c h m o r a be tween Beech 8 Tategrapr .

blks w of Southheid Fn -Set 9-5 WATNE-Yard sea Furniture, odda 8 ends Sat -Sun only. 9am-6pm 34851 Richard St ArmapoM 8 Wayne Rd are*

WAYNE - 2 H o m a comer of Tafl a Gloria AnnepoHs-Memmem 8pm Thurs -Sel Lot* Ol everything

WESTLANO - Sepi 5.6 87 33945 Sequota. 6am-5pm Mtac rteme gamea toys dothea. turmtws

WESTLAND Yard SaM Over 300 skenaa of yarn 8 don needa M a c tiams 1359 Sutton • 595-6318

LOS. p r i n t s , t p a m r m g e aofs a love *e*t library ab le c o n n o t e TV b o o k c e a a * cher-

l ao t ea a e t s of N o n t a « e 8 John son B r o s e h m s »or 1 2 - praeaeB cut g t a a s siivar 8 sterling Coaec tion* of every t rung m a u d a i g gtaaa pewter t a n o t kx tu re* power i o o a

de s igne r d o t h m g - men * 8 boy I

of r a e r ry new c o a w m p o r a g J u r T w j h - 4 Q i M o r ^ , a m p .

o u e n e q u e e n b e d r o o m sei aa* I f o r m i c * d m a f l a set with 8 uphot

»MO T HCR

MOVING SALE FRt.. 9 -4 , SAT , 9 -1

36288 Freder icksburg F a r m i n g t o n Hills

1 off 12 MiM w ol D r a t

HonOa 50 t e a 8 toys wa*rar 8 dryar learn t o o a k i tchen nema and m u c h m u c h merer*'

EVERYTHING GOES 8S5-00S3 761-944 1 ing room aet oi

center paw Jiaaaa onb pteypena lot*. Of beby accaaaoraa 8 loy* 100 * of cnadrena dothea alant l o

6 Electric wove miorowev* n d m g rtommi

L t rnp t Nor*Uli« — Pnmalpne aarvica for 8 Imara, « t a j BEDROOM 8 DINING room sets

martaa cortae t a b a brass end ta-bles 8 aoor a m p s ONers 396-9163

ETHAN ALLEN - 7 c e n o p y b e d r o o m $900 or bee t of fer

Sales 0y Herri age BABY W s a w rwtn tsroaer tub mo- BEDROOM SET - Gar a Wvls 3 bae . m a c Hems Cto thes , t t ewbor - p a c e ( 1 0 0 C h e a t f reezer S50 t o 12 m o * ** lata naw 356 -2108 851-0362

FARMINGTON-Oothee. lumi turs . toys, mac 22119 Cor* . S of 9. W of MiddNbeit T h u r * - S M 9em-Spm

ANTIQUE S H O W / S A L E UNIVERSAL MALL SEPTEMBER 5-6

Dequtndr* at 12 Mae. Warren Thur*.-Sun during Me* Hours

GLORIA SIEOERT PROMOTIONS

ANTIQUE SHOW

W e d , SeM. 25. 11-9pm, Thur*.. >t 26. 11-

BLACK DIAMOND ooel. aOa 10, lu* length brand new t iBOO 357-3957

FEMALE MINK COAT rsaturM ma-hogany PMd 110.000 Must ae* KMOO.'beat 13131226-0369

BeeuMul condit ion muet 8300. * * * m g 1200 After 5pm Aak for Jenny 534-7336

Sept 26 11-Spm Preview - Tuea Sepl 24. 7- 10pm

r r " i t — * 644-1669 FVst United MMf iudU ' Church,

WEOOING GOWN Eve Of MHady Size 7 ^ New «! 1969. worn once. PMd $1,695. aa0£LJje«L- 427 -1667

Birmmghem

CLOTHES ledtw (16-24-AX mens (pent* 42-*4. jacket 46V Thur* -SM. 9-4 1213 Dorchester B i rmmghem

BEAUTIFUL HAROWOOO furniture lor ofllce. dan or Mtrmy 1920'a thru 1950S 25 desks chelr* 774-1667

DOLL 8 BEAR SHOW 8 SALE Antique 8 Cuaac l l t e

Sun Sept 15, 10-4pm Romas of BioomAald 2101 S Taieoraph Ap-p raaaa Admaeion. tl 50 757-' 5566

DESIGNER FULL a n g t h spotted lox lur coet Never worn Won m a con-leet Only $1500 C*a 879r»564

FALL,"WINTER Pre Matur.-

r wardrobe 8 3 - iaaa i lumpers -120 s o e 16-20 or Large Other ce-

auei were extra Ca* Evea 5 * 0 - 9 4 9 '

MICHIGAN ANTIOUE Radio Club m meet. Sun Sept 15 PM Rameda Harttaga Center North*ra 8 1-75 For n fo rmeoon Don Col-Dert. 274- >948

OAK dmmg room chairs (6k $650 oek kitchen table. $195 459-0393

PLYMOUTH SYMPHONY LEAGUE PRESENTS

ptvrnouth Fa* Antique Snow Ptymoutn CuRural Center Fn Sept 6 10AM-6PM Set Sept 7 10AM-6PM

FURS FURS FURS C e r m e M S h r a r a n - t o - n e w K rs and dea^ner s a m p a dothwtg. a* aaaa

W H O L E S A L E - RESALE C o n a i g n m e n t b y a p p o i n t m e n t

662-3200 2546 Orchard Lake Road (1 maa weat at Taaegr apn:

Open Tueeday-Sat . i lanv-Spm

SUPERFEST COLLECTORS EVENT T*n aepersts show* »i onM Sept. 14 a 16th M o n r o e County Fair Ground* Monroe 600 Oeaaara trom 15 states 2 Big Ant ique 8 Coaact SOW Show* indoors 8 Oul Paper oostMpe 8 edvar t lem^ toy »how do* a b e a r . gam m a w a 8 (ewtary toe ar l 8 cot^ttry crafts teitaa q ia* rmtege do thmg C a e a t i l cards 8

oom *how 8 MUCH MOREI 10 100 s o l

Ooni M a s wadtmera L e i u i n ' ' C O L L E C T O f e SNOW

Set 8-6pm Sun 9 -5pm

INFORMATION 517-676-

LJkDIES CLASSIC (5 wool bte*ers-'2 vehatl. eoe 7-9. $12 seen New down eoel s o * 9 $45 277-0630

MENS SLUTS a name brands wom' Raeaonebw

FARMINGTON HMa garage, red coraang saM 9 - 5 3 0 W V 6 - 7 9 M*a 8 Haggerty. Meedowbrook Pwk Sub. 21866 Heathartdg*

FARMINGTON HILCS Sel Sept 7, 9-4 34131 Gtoualar O d e W of Farmmgton 8 S of 14 M M Rd*

FARMINGTON HILLS, Sept 5-7 9-4 Fwnlture, aports equlpnant , crert

SOUTHFIELD Movmg A l household nama Thru Sept 7th. 23570 Uapfar->dge 9 MSe 8 Evergreen

SOUTHFiE LD-Sal 8 Sun 10-5 Houaewares. tooa. a w n tooa cot-acot i le* . Mara , furrwuts patows. mens/'womenS'Tsen dothea. gerraa I960 a 45 record coaectlon crafts 24 g a r * Schwmn. Okn a m Nordics boots. Ma le* , dog ceg* 8 lot* mora 212*4 independence Enaer W ofl Evergreen el wmchae ta i l l ' s m**t

SOUTHFlELO S*p l 5tft thru 6th 9em-4pm Take Lahaar l o 12 s E on Normandale to 30065 Vamon FKTutura dotne*. noiaMiatd Hems weetne fypewiHet. T V etc

SOUTHFlELO - 28675 Murray Cres -c e n t B i k e s . n o u * e n o l d g o o d s d o m e s Fn $ Sal , 9 - 5 p m

LIVONIA - Beby d o t h e a materrvfy d i shes , jewelry S e p t 6, »-S 16374 B k a S k a s ' . a u r a Park S U

. IVONLA EMM* S a w Sep t 7 8 8 everyth ing goas l 3 ' 2 3 1 » w x ) a e 1 of I9« oft Merrtrrvan 525 8084

| LIVONIA E of M i d d a c a f i bs twea- . I P tymoutn 8 Waa l Chicago 9931

Gerve t t Bike*, i m e n s p s p e r D a c a a • Id s c l o t h e s . . c a n n i n g a u p o M s much m o r s T n u r s - S a t 9-6

I LIVONIA - F n - S u n S a p l 8 -8 9-5pr r •5125 N o r m a n W of Newburgh 8

I S Ol 5 Mite L a r g e vertety

LIVONIA - Fn 8 Sat Sept 6 8 7 9 a m - 5 p m M a c beby i tems - n x n »

' noM g o o d s s o m e t h i n g tor every a n s 3 0 6 1 8 nveetfieic N of Joy E ol M e m m e n

36596 Sakan Glen oft L u » n

FARMINGTON HILLS - Moving, lur-u l u r a 6o ra l aupckaa craf l aema. mac Thor*-SM, 9-4 30015 0«d Bedford Rd , N of 13 MIN W of Farmmgton Rd

SOUTHFIELD - 26539 W Sat 7 8 Sun 8, 9-5pm Lot* Stuff Off 12 M i a 8 Ink * t * r

KWong i of kids

UVONIA Gar a g e ' f u r n i t u r e 3491« Munger W of F a r r m n g t o mne Fn 9 - 5 30pm Sal 9-

FARMINGTON HILLS - movtng/'ge-age saM, 29428 Arlington Way. oft Vermont Lahaar/

13 M * —

SOUTHFIELD- 3 'ami ty c losei cieerancei Ctothea (gat* IntaM-ST. boy * * -6 , l eda* 7- - a m * ) infant equipment jewelry shoes much more Sapt 6 8 7 9-5pm 27630

Mae N N W > » * 8 H a a M TROY Hug* 5 F^way 94 CarNr N Usrty^-t»« Jlsrrw rornn- rs sac of 17 Ma*. W of L lvemoa House-Sapt 5-6- 9em-3pm r o d m a c everything elc

FARMINGTON HILLS Gigant ic moving aate Furniture, picture*, golf 6 s i arose equipment tool*. Mk** . piano much more Sept 6.7.6th, 9-8pm 21156 Park lera 9 Mae 8 Heated ares

FARMINGTON, Moving Saw T h w * Sal 10-6 31 !97 W H i . J Mk* S

df '0 . E ofl Orchard Laka Rd

Dr

Se t 9/7. 10am-4pm An-Prtmmves 2336 Preetwtck

N of Watties w ol Cooadge

FARMINGTON Thurs-Sun Kids ctothes toy*, c r a l t l m a c 22199 HsrsdeW E ol Hawtaefl S ofl 9 Mas

FARMINGTON HILLS - Moving soon Sept 5 6. 7 10em-*pm Snow blower oenumldllMr Kero-awe neater Hasp a sofa, sewing mechme draperaa cioBang, ancy-dopedw. bate 'ocaer, many hotaa-hold 8 unueuaf aema independence Commone Sub 25615 UvtngMon Ctrcw between HaWtaad 8 Or *a* N of Gr snd Rhar 3 of 11

RED MINK C O A ' Value $2,500 aekrtg $ 1 0 0 0 Fo« lackN velue $1 20c eat ing $500 By appoint mentonN J4».5673

FARMINGTON - Sal 9am-4pm 32334 ~ - ' i i i - ~ - N o l Grand Mv-a between Orcherd Lake 8 Farm-mgton Rd Bate* Mac nouaahoKI item*, some ant iqu* tu rn i tu r * do i fwa Ohadrera leys etc

SAMPLE SALE Save 40% 8 more on aen^asa F M 8 Monday do thmg K» woman. cnadr*n 8 man

Sal Sept 14 I0em~5pm Sun Sapt 15. • 1am-4pm

O s j r d i of St Bade (Scftooi gym' W 12 M*e Ra at SouthRaK) Rd

FARMINGTON 23117 UMC o f Grand RNar 2 0*ta E of O r d w d Lake Frt evening. Sal-Sun

FARMINGTON 337 IS Oakland Grand Rfver 8 Farmmglon Rd Fn-Sat 9-4 Roatopdeek tmec 'ARMINQTON 33325 Sr is aaiaa near Farmmgton Rd 9-6, Sat -Sun

TROY Sept 5 8 6 1920 Duncan Phyte so l * , tndge gl *n-nqu* furmturs. petto tsbw 8 chelra dothea 8 mwc 160 of chem *n*ed lence w gele 6406 Houghten b a "wear Crook a 8 Lrvemoa. N ol Square Lake Isks Emtoor lo Troy Va*ay r lghl lo Moughtan

TROY - Toye. turmture. pool tsew f*a cacmet Liofhes. books 8 more Saturoary only J i 3679 BouMer N of Big Beevar W ol Cooadge

l .-VONIA-HOGE c t o t h e s s h o e s boo ts , b o o k s h o u s e h o l d 38700 Ann, Arbor Tr**. 1 0 / 1 0 - 1 0 ' 15

LIVONIA- ~uge S a w 1*287 Ingram W of M e m m e n ' t o G r a n a d e j *• ol S c h o o t c r s f t Fri 8 Sa t 9 -5pm

LIVONIA MOVING SALE Furni ture 8 ama* i t ems Frt Sep t 8 8 Sai Sepl 7th 17996 Myron 6 M M * F e r m m g l o n Rd F f a n c e v « a S u b

LIVONIA-MOVING Saw Sat 8 Sun. Sepi 7 8 8 9 - 5 3 3 4 9 5 Cindy W of Fa rming ton . S of We*! Chicago

LIVONIA MOVING S a w Sepi 8-8 9-8 14460 S i o n e n o u e e S of 5 Miw W of N e w b u r g n Furni ture materni-ty Household g o o d s m a c

UVONIA SAT 9AM-3PM J0094 S t e m l o r d W of Fa rmmgton S of 8 M . a ofl Norfolk .n fan ts and ««3t icrys and d o t r a a m a c X t a m o i O rtems 477-9640

TROV Mufti temay. Ethan A*en b e d r o o m se t a m p s s love 8 m o r e 5661 Flu-wood Long Lak* 8 Coo-

off NmTTJmd Parkwey Fn, 9-841-6477 kdge off i

4 Set 9-1

LIVONIA • Sep t 7 34636 S oft 6 MMe W ol Farmwigton Clo thea toys t u r m t u r s m a c

OVON.A - Sept 5-7 9 - i _ 2 0 1 8 1 S n a d r s t O e S of 8 E of f a r m i n g t o n Furn i ture s c u b a gee r gunsaW

TROY Subdivision Ramlree be-tween te 1 * 8 17 befwt 8 John R Set SeM ? 9 « 5pm

<* Lake E of Adama Frt a Set TROY 4925 Big Oek o f .ong

Ctomaa k n a i r s sports nam*

WARREN GlAW V YARD SALE" SeM 5 thru 7th. 9 to 4pm 5*56 Casmmars 14 Mse 8 Mound

turn on G r a a n o n e r

W BLOOMFIELD Thue-Sei 9-S 5099 Bantry Or weal woe' o f Farmmgson Rd b i r a s s r 15 Maa 8 Walnut Lake 5 ramaw* tone ol bar game baby ackyt l a m a

LlVONLA Sep t 5-T 9-4 Sacv d o t h e s t u r m t u r s m a c 3068" P u » t a r w of M t o t j w b a n N ol 5 H i t

LIVONIA S e p l 6 10. t 0em-6pm 29661 n e i h o w s y w of M«Jdwean G o o d g a r a g e s a w s t u f f

LIVONIA S e p t 7 8 8 9em-7pm 16542 F r e m o n i neer U O f f l . b e r I Curtta t o u e e h o a d Heme yard t o o a

LivONtA S e p i 7 9 - 5 Sept 8 12 4 M a c fumi t tu rs ws te r twd 13948 Swepy Hoaow W of Fa rmmgton S ol W C h i c a g o N ol Joy

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l iVON ia Thur s Set 9 5pm Mena w o m e n a c t o t h m g misr name t t j rmtu re 34665 Wooc S of « W . t ar 11 ssr F er mmg ton Weyns

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644-1070 Oakland County 591-0900 Wayne County 852-3222 Rochester/Rochester Hills

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* G * 04E Thursday. September 5, 1W1

C o u n t )

E S T A T E SALE w f m s

FA A SM.. S a M $-7. «0-»

CM M a M M B M k a ta S M M k M M M S C S S M

U M n j g c a MnsMa M * * fftfci mm»s • TV • VCR • M a d lo capacity*

iris Kaufman 626-6335

S A L E BY DEBBIE w o * i ? w — m m o i

S Sal lO-tpm I n wNT*

H U M . K M 0 ( | M M M . d o M n g Lot * o> Mac.

DEBBIE - 538-2939

A & T SALES Household Uquk»«ttoos CompMe Estate Sales

G $ E M E N C E O STAFF L A W K MAILING LIST

A l l a n / 8 3 8 - 0 0 3 8 / T o b y

( I M - T M O - ) 4 MMT8 (St CherrywoM 7* MM* Thommirn*

a s y r — ? $ £

70S Household Goods Or tdwdCoonty

ESTATE SALES & LKXJIDATKDNS

r A 4 l h i i T T f n R ¥ _ ^ A / n w v T w w W ~

THE Yellow Rose

SHIRLEY ROSE 425-4826 ESTATE SALE. 41 E WmNnq lon . • M H M M H t o n Many arrtiquM.

E f W S S f t S FOUMNO I oven. ST '

SOS FOB SALE attaining orMntM bMck

s s r s s o r s r a - ^ ^

FURMfTURE S anSqua - W a frame wed ( M a n tHrnno m " 4 party U iMa . OE d n a r . tabM *Mh « chMr*, 3 douCM

bads. NMi » « . aaarcMa M k * A M M M M i g t o u V i S63-01M

GE iMrtparaHx. $250 5 M k . I W Boo* c Ma. U o B QC traah compactor. (30 7SB-1SS2

.•s

S i ? s m

GREENTREES HOUSE SALE

Fri. & Sat. Sept 6-7. 10-4 *

745 Penunan. BloomAaM M M T * M Karmaay N o i l EaM Long Laka Road P a k m a n la 2nd street

Maa. Mmpa Some badroom M M -ture W o o d w d patio g r o u p * * .

Lota ot Una ouaAty daooratMe ao-oeaaorMa Cut (Mas. <

& M 5 3 B S eMna. oot-

I oupa A saucer*. BAG eo»-piafc*. muefi ooofcwara.

•nans pooka, mirror*. Iramad art-

b M k g r o m l c o n d f e o n . l l !

•o ta Moral p r t n t r p m r as- lona, III M M n'

HITCHCOCK CHRKTMAS C H A M 19*5. LTD, hand painted. aucMai t

. I S M . 3B9-11S1

BROWNE Household Sale

T M r ^ F f t . . Sap l 5-8 10am to 4pm

_ teaowwuw

T M a Haggerty north to RtoMrdac log M t l o Chiton Laka. north

boat. 1ST7 CorvatM Map* . tread-m * . Bkja Fox. Par Man Lamp and

• • t B W

karat ooHlaaMry. Ortc-a-brac. much n

I china I M M * m K y 358-7311

C E R T C O , I N C .

• ESTATE SALES . HOUSEHOLD SALES . APPRAISALS • AUCTIONS We Mao buy ou l par tM or oompMM

PATMC4A STEMPIEN 522-1736

CHESTER g o o d con< S a g e Exa

T E L D Peach (ChmtzJ. •Bon. 1100 Eaay c h M , MMM $180 647-0188

COOCH, chairs, tab MnAure , picnic m son . C M Mlar 5pm

aa. Mnpa. rmec as. g o M c o n M -

476-76M

COUCH - good oondMon. navy Mua pIMd SS2-02ST

COUNTRY

b M . 9x12

a lng ofu M t . b M ortantM

m $ Piece g rey * leetha M l

DAYBCD

oomar M 875 M e m

Anngw ara daM la. $275 M

M M a anamM.

k z s z s : 471-STSS

$ W T B L I SET *

tr tcMova M M . 4 ChMS. M M M K i L

Lawn moa a o o d . 1 6 0

aw. H O CM.

Rocking c h M . SSB-41t7

DMANG R< 11400. Sat Day* 4S9-I

>061 gro I r o o m g r 1373 or

up. Ouaan Anna.

" 1 2 2 * . I S M

O M M O room aM. C M M . A awMno M L T h o m a s M M Highooy cheet A 2 r

D r a M , MMa. 4 buftet Badroom

MpM dMaaar. aght ttande

SSO-7M7

DeeNQ ROOM TABLE, 3/4 M HAM M a s . 42x73. Mo chair*. U M M i r w a f i M f prtoa M SS23. '86-3206

DINING ROOM TABLE. 4 chaw* taMa opera lo SS" . Ma i m

474-2771

HOUSEHOLD S A L E L A T H R U P VILLAGE

Fr iday & Sa tu rday SEPT. 6 -7 - 10-5

LIVING ROOM: Sofa, oc-cassional chairs, tables &

BEDROOM: DAVIS Freijcti Provincial complete doub4e bed, double dresser, mir-ror. 2 night stands, desk &

70S Household Ooods Oakland County

710 Wee. For Sato Oakland County

SCANDINAVIAN FUMNmjRE IS Appo

i o a m a p -_ 477-7SQQ

StCTlONA*. - E M M Hertteae . r t . new. — w a M A M . 4 section* a M i i t o M . ortMnaly $4500 MB mt 11500/beMiabtaa A bad M7-S01S

STEJMWAY GRANO PIANO

2 r ^pManMMMMa,

orMntM ru0* (nmner* A i i icai B i l l . B a k a b m S o m v Mdaboard MB i M-My A BMar MaaMroni . CMppandaM

French aoM A I tranol) c M N . pair p u r a M M M r C M p p a n d a M e M g b a c k C M M . M M at iMKogawj CMppan-daM A Dunoan RhyM dkang room c M H . Ouaan Anna MgMoya. * •»-

wMi twin A M l MM bad*. Mary daM* , A f

top AniMtoM daaka. «anMMa a mirror* A bene*. mora.

MAHOGANY WTERIORS SOS S WaMtngaon. RoyM O M

S4S-4 IM .

5 PIECE SOLID carved « o o d bad-room aet. vary good a " * * " ; 1300 After 6pm 531-900*

BLUE/GRAY I H S O o r M M

525-9072

CEDAR CHEST Uke new. 1200 C M 72S-725S

CHEST 5 dri ned but cm j s r e r arinr opn*..

COLONIAL SLEEPER/aota and ohMr Jy r * . old. <mr, good condition $300. 427-1312

CONTEMPORARY DESIGNER

ror, cryatM Mmp. apt M m poM table black.|ac* K M chrome andlrone A

naL d a c o r M M otxact*. cNna. cry*-1 ML ight Itxturaa. laPrtc. a n i o n . , dothea S-10. mMc. 3 4 S - f e »

COOCH. c M * 8 ottoman, aarthtone color* $150 Electric e i a o a C-ke $126.

tchlng chMr A arid taMa. good oi y idMon 474-3009

DOOCAOE - S S b * I t 6 , 2 0 MO or baM M M .

LADT WOOet KENMOWE

NEW VIC TANNT $12

231-41

PMBALL MACHINE - I tSO"* oondMon BaM o«ar C M I

REFRIGERATOR

tarns A manuM. It

n capacity $2» Vm 4T7-3S10

TYPEWRTTER. . aenpt. SnMh-Coronna. SpoMaMy Mean Uha nmm $S0 Garmant rack $35 w i mm WUWJTZER PiAMO.

S T S T a sse-1744

711 Miac. ForSaia Wayna County

BABY CLOTHES

a i M A medium 27-S2 M. C M

up l o 24 moa . loman * ctothang. Uaa. MMi bkno*

1-229-4033

BOOKSTORE SALE A l nea book* Sapt 5. S A,T Thur* 5 S * o i l MB Frt SSV Sat 79*1 1.000-* to c h o m Irom. Abaokdoly 3 darn only Sanv lpm. OK Book*. 1S202 W Warren, W M SoutMeM

CYLINDRICAL POLYETHYLENE

gaSon. $200 or baM o l M . 53S-SS77

r * r WOOD SECTIONAL ovartiead * . $ M •

349-1023

FOR SALE. baM o l M 2 M t l c a a * H * M i . GE Met r i c Mo«a. boy* SctKMrm >0 apaed M k o A M r 5PM.

M M M

FULL MECHANIC'S toM aaL " « * » Snap-On tool* A Snap-On b o n a AMMe $3800 Sertoua buyer* onty

730-8047

GARAGE OOOR • ' M - - cone CMHKyea CarpM Sarvloe.

M l 421-

LARGE MOTORHOME Ralrlgarator,' Freeier HoctxtH $ 2 M

427-5925

SEASONED FIREWOOO (Hard wood) $«2 M par oord

2 cord mlntarum 941-0211 or

BEDROOM: R/WAY com-plete double bed. double

•seer, mirror, chest. 2 night stands. FAMILY ROOM: Colonial* sots, chair, rediner. tables

PATIO: Wrought iron sots chairs, tables, lamps. KITCHEN: Table. 4 chairs. ACCESSORIES INCLUDE; Washer, d ry* , pinfl pong table, storage cabinets, vacuum cleaners. HOUSEHOLD MISC.

17534 Margate E. off Southfield. between

10V* and 11 Mile Rds.

Lilly M. & Co. INFANT FURNITURE - Mmmon* crib, changing tabM 8 drawer*. O M . $300

cheat at 477-6B02

LEATHER SECTIONAL w nth 2 rec-19 cu IL

upright freeier rune g r beM. Leave meeeage

set $300/ 666-9500

COUNTRY FRENCH ptoHwcM M m | •ola. bMga. 2 IruBwood and taMa* Mttt gtaaa top*. Scott-SXrvptrtne laMhar ohMr, m M M h M commode/

« • • • • d M n o 4 ,lunr,lr>5 IkjMac!

Iwhyta mMiogany kM bed-aM. wrought M M M nd mapMtabM IL round mapM table M t h 4 C h a n . 5

round pine taMa wltti 6 chair*.

D M M G ROOM SET - ao* tabM. 8 chatrvbuf fe t

2 ^ DINING ROOM tabM. cuelom pada. 6 M - b M k chair*, M M top aar

"" » 326-1

• I M N G TABLE Maaa. 6 Mua Engiandara t

348-1122

OIMNG TABLE. S chair*. cMna caM-nM $800 S M * WML and taMaa. cradanza/nttrror. agta. MMr* . Thura A frt only. UvonM araa. 427-8706

OREXEL d M n o room aM wtth 8 chair*. tabM and china cMMnM 3 pc w M unit., TbomeavMe, Curto cabmat. C M betora 2 PM. 4SS-44S5

OREXEL HERITAGE naw cMna cat»-nat S credent* $1800 TabM A 6

582-4

OTTLE TYKES Big G»tn. pooL good condMorv 471-1716

MOSTLY NEW FURNITURE Irom axwry room M decoralor* hom*. both u m M i i p o r a r y A iradRlonM -Cuatom to la* . 1 c a n M b M * . other*. M M r * . table*. Mmpk. cur to* O M bedroom* with w inuaa* . queen, urvg M l . Mao much Quean. A m a

room* wtlh pooler bed*, dining aat*.

IIN SOUTHFIELD 356-7138

ESTATE ITEMS! From Elderly UncMe Apartment

Anttquea. CoaactablM A HouaahoMJ Including, drop front aecratary 1800 t chaM wWi mirror, solid wood badroom * M with c a r u M haed-board. Hr*a*ar with o«M mirror A

Morel! . Lkro-

SEW1NG MACHINE. NECCHI. with atlachmant* and wood 3 drawer cabinet. $200 firm 421-7271

UTILITY TRAILER - 4*8 Bo*, vary good condWon C M after 5pm

715 LOGICAL S C & O R

auaiantaad lu iMMMIa, $ S S / t S ^ l A from $600 366/33 VGA k e m H 8 M NOVELL network* 313-360-6621

711 Commercial Industrial Equip.

CARPET CLEAMNO MACHINE

PORTABLE OAS TANK 380 j M l m i

With b e n a r y * 4 0 0

SUN COMPUTER $2500 Rarely

Rd N* *H*nd 726-1400

ueed 37623 Ford

TOOLS FOR SALE. Kaf loMlng.

Item* 3 0 5 M Maptawooil. E o l Mer-rknan FH.-Sun M day

717 Lawn, Garden, Farm, Snow Equip.

APPLE CIDER MILL - h t ad. 2 baMeta on S * iv»' Mand. good working conMUon. 112* 4 l . a u WMco*. Plymouth 453-1177

A R « N S IB hp tiding wNh 46 In •now thrower A 48 M- M a n cull ing dack Extraal $1400 S5S-4411

JOHN DEERE Rkkng m o a a , good oondMon. 8 hp. Mactrtc Mart with

SO. 453-0048

LAWN MOWER 7HP i i cu .M cut Sear* rtdktg mower. $300 Brm Seen M S2S4 M . Plymouth Twp., S M Aim Arbor Rd . W ol MMn 463- 1SW

718 Building Materials

K I T C H E N CABINET DISPLAY SALE BLOOMFIELO KITCHENS

4066 W MapM M Telegraph 844-5490

OAK FLOORING SPECIAL - 2% »2 white. $1 29 per • « H SeMd n n p 12.1$ Select wld* p la r * . $2 96 Other • 1 A * 2 WhdeoMo prtoaa

Inc 517-523-3466

SPARE M a n r l a l t Irom rarwodMno 4 window*, 2 «ntry door* and naw two- loneahower teuoM 557-0712

72® Musical instruments

$ Y N T M E » I I E R S / S A M P L E S » .

WANTED CONBOL* PIANO f f M

728 VCR, TV, Storso, W-Fi, Tspa Docks

EXCALMER DISH A T E M t A Tracker 5 ' •carvw «weo Mactroraca $MO0

ONKYO INTEGRA i » w Power Amp, P-304 Praamp. T-4067 DMMM Quart i -Locked a m / M Marao h ^ a r , JVC XL-MSOO 7 dMc pro-grammabM CO player Uke $725

PIONEER PO-AMOO, Compact dMc Changer e r t ra cartndgee loom A pMy* M* naw. $160 522-6197

SONYO double tape deck, CO ptayer. epuM-

Mararwr M a M a r * . 624-0073

SONY SLV-373UC VHF rtOeo raoor der. won aa pMa . aaM a M I r y $400 or baM Mlar 981-8071

SPEAKERS NEW $2000 BOM 901 concerto * MuM $1,100

728 CB Radios Cellular Phonos

PORTABLE Novate! m o b M Car phone, beg and amapna mcAjOeO 1 >waroldT$>6 M M ^ P M 453-50IB

730 Sporting Goods Exsrcise Equipment

WOOO kltchan cabawt door* (21) with hardware A drwwer*., a*«onad • t n a $175 or baM o l M 826-3179

718 Hot Tubs, Spas APoois

AQUATIC TECHNOLOGIES Factory overatock on 1990 oom-p M * portablaa WERE I38SS NOW $14351 425-7227

VIC TANNY VIP Mamberahlp, $ M 1600 534-3384

712 Appiiancas

OLYMPIC 16 * 24 racten^Jlar pool Carpeted wood decking, Haywood M a r A *upp l *a , Y o u t M e down 4 yr* old. e»ceMnl condition Aaklng $850 459-«S68

BOOYSMfTH WORKOUT STATION Brand naw Se l up .

but never u a id Alpme t r s c k a 6 3um belts inc luded

B a t o f t a 932-2109

BUMPER Rool MM*. $ 1 5 0 Cloth BUMPER Rool

4 7 9 - 2 6 8 0

BUY & SELL Experienced god duba

ManaALadMa 661-3392

367-6164

0ACHSUND • MINIATURE $ HmM Al MMM. MM* MN. Ha gNa hM up $ 1 M 721-

BAYLMKR 2560 1M7.

S S ! DALMATIAN

i d S l Mate. AMC RegN-

m . aS MKM. houee-ar 486-7360

CHRYSLER. L ^ H B B loader M a r . 9 9 motor

E/2

427-0624

OALMATION PUPB. V ' A l

AKC. 4 la-i thru $360

S&2-2044

COMPAC. 1987 16/2 - L * a new

DOeERMAN PUMPY Ml* . 3 montha cM. Mm Me. M M b . good

DOBCRMAN PUTS - 6 w M . M c . chemplon Woodana* BMcM r a M . M/F Wormed «hot* do Maw* A 1MM $400 477-5260

>. 14 IL * 9 $22S

SH It. 420-4667

$180 AKC t empe r m a m

722-1856

GOLDEN RCTRICVER PuppMe - 6 mate*. vM checAed C M 536-6629

GOLDEN RBTRIEVER AKC. IM ahola. Wormed

>627-4279

GOLDEN RCTRKZER AKC PMMNa. quMRy pet* . M a ThomSeM W e M end Warrior, i leai anniM. both par-

291-7339

GOLDEN TRIEVERS AKC. M l A l i i n M * t . b o m Aug 4. Cocker Span-Ma. AKC. red atMaa. bom Aug 3.

GREAT DANE puppMe. AKC. Cham-L 721-4247

Mb. oruM Mg kpmeier Janoa I M 4 hp. out board 8 veaer $6600/baM. M M M « A M tor Brian 313-863-TOGO

CRESTUNER. 24 kberglaw. V/cab-M, 307 Chevy engine. 0 M C out-drive. duM aide meg M a t rMar , greet M k m or ftehmg $7 JOO A M tor Jtm, 565-7724

814 Campars, TraBsrs

INTERNATIONAL I9T I V » O t m

s s r r s 1

456-6160 or 981-1

$1800 3*7 -33M

SONLINE >966 - T r a M

T ANOEM AXLE. 16 H. > I t M N * . l y -d rauM brake* ouKk M 9 M J

TRAVCO 1962- 32 It Dodge 440 w»-ouaen bed. tub/Mower M M

a t CB/em/ lm

range A ovan. microwave. "Meglc C M I

•tpraae pod M* Ping con

r o o o M t ' K l M 9 " " ^ ^

FIBERGLASS 1981 16>4 R-. 75 hp Evanrude motor . iraSar . $700 After 3pm ' 5 2 2 * 1 4 6

JCT SKIS. 1860, $3800 1989 440 Low hr * modlfted TrMar

$2400

726-6463

(JQHTEMNO I T M o l l . «7964. Ceder A MMoaany. » in .M«i l condi-t ion, oovar. t raiar. $1900 666-1182

MALIBU SKIER EURO F3, W91.

hour*, dae . loaded. $18,500 Srm

16 ft 175 Merc m-ummer end apecM '

$6500 C M a f M Spm 486-4379

SEARAY 1979 26 ft.. £ * c * * »

MuM *eM Too many a r t * * to Ball $15,500 Work. 322-5060

386-4406

GREAT DANE pupa. AKC, Of A black A M M . MOM.

GREAT FAMILY PM - LhM pupa 12 w M . M c A M o t * whMa. 1 golden C M *oon 56A-7427

KYMALAYAN/ParMan Kitten*. WMr box V M n M . (hot* . M a peopM. pur-l e d pe t * $ 100 A up 624-3605

CROSS COUNTRY SkM A boot*, women* Mxe I I , BoeMng ahoee. I women* 11) A b M . Women* atarter M t go* d u b * A beg 363-1811

EXERCISE CENTER mduOM 275 lb*, of tree

curl ped. leg c u r l / M ettechment* -compMe amaMor lM . $ 2 M C M K M * y . 464-3052

EXERCYCLE BY TUNTURI Top ol the ine. Executive M o d M AlmoM iww $118 After 4pm. 726-5679

pool, MOVING Browrang kght e l g h l 12 I 30 odd 6. bolt action. 3 + 9 power

POOL COVER. 18 ft., round good condit ion. $25 000 .

427-3426 ; . c o p * 308 Remmlngton 600 wtlh 4 power acope A more 534-41M

ADMIRAL 3 yr mood. $325 dryer. $ 1 M / p M Eve*.

OM i M i H M » " > r **-

563-2018

FREEZER - KENMORE, Very Mrge 12 yr* o ld GreM condition. $100

427-3354

Garbage Compactor. buAI-M a M deantnfl

onrtte Ironer, douMe oven.

826-4364

GAS STOVE (almond), dryar fwMla l $100 eac

waahar 6 g a h 421-5722

GE CORNrflG Top s crowane. $185

ovs wtth ml-47S-442S

ar. $350 GE comma top electric Move. $350 Panaaonlc m M o a a v e with It* cam turntable $150 Other miac Items. M l - 1 6 4 1

GLENWOOO p M Mova. X T M M . $200 KaMnator relrtgerator. **oM-Mnt oondttton, $200 533-2317

KENMORE REFRIGERATOR A GAS whMe b*M oiler

544-7347

KENMORE wether $65 Amene up-right t r e e * $125

726-9634

SEARS KENMORE heevy duty waaher. good condition. $ 100 C M 422-4507

Sapt 7th Only! 18BSS n k W d l Wayna Rd. S o i l 7

TOSHIBA to* M * mlcrowovo, areet •hepe $80 981-2967

WASHER—"18 mo old $250. ga* dryer $75, g M Mow* 75. reh>jer«to« with lop $100

ESTATE SALE - e»ei ythlng muet go lumlture. odd* A end*. Frt. g a t Surv

MOVING. muM * M . TT»omt»v6N o M dbUng M t A cNn* cabtnaL $6SO

MOVING SALE OHIoe daM. deepmg aota. wde A co lkM I M M , rocket, rug*. OurtMn*. MC C M S - K M i t or 6-Spm. 334-3067

DINING ROOM MM* 1175 or $100 o r b a M 646-5663

»1 ?00

ESTATE/MOVING SALE; O M Park

2%» bSu S ol w THur*., Fr t A Sat . 11am-6pm

E S T A T E S A L E H i s t o r i c

B o s t o n B o u l e v a r d SAT Sept 7 10-5 SUN Sept. a 12-4

1936 Bob!on Boulevard (W ol i h e L o d g * Freeway N ot Me

FtMier BMa New Center area) L A N G E 8 0 U * - I Aeor* M i e t t»»-o» Annqaa V«c-

MOV1NG SALE. dkMtg room tabM. chair*, crib, g M dryar, M n p * . rmr-r o n , M u t t e r * A Mnd* . M l MA hand-M goM CAM*. Fur/Mather com, dothea, etc. 31197 W MB. Farmtng-ton, 2 bSt*. S ot 10 M M . E of l Orc-hard L M a 471-5653

MOVING SALE - top M a M M M * . maii'iplMt Centyry Mudy McludM:

$500 l$3S0 C M

661-5377

MOVING SALE By room M L picture*, piano, pol l A • u r c B i equioment plcMc labia, paOo m i . M m , nacrowave. o M t»-nane aM A much m o r a 47S-070S MOVING SALE. Dlntng room

2 M m $ " 5 2 V

NECCHI DELUXE AUTOMATIC

D * 4 a Q M M n g r raohM m o d M D M M f t . M bunonhata*. etc. $53

&UARANTEEO UMVERSAL SEWING CCNTER

25-70 0 M Hwy

674-0439 NORWALK SOFA 71" - WMI Mue A mauve apeoM 6 mo*

M MA 47S-56M • o »

NOVI ESTATE SaM ConMM* o l $ beMoom home muM g o SM 6-3. Sun 1-4 344-6261

8X10 Bokhara, v a n

$67 s a *

FOUR PIECE M l « z * bed. corvlem-porary *o6d pecan D i c i M r n $400 Naw lovaaaat ao la /Maapar . 2 cushion*. $250.. beige A M u a Naw

$12$ 582-0605

FURNITURE queen K i t * bed. A rec-Iner c h M Both eerth lone* New $ 2 M each. 422-3318

GE e l e c t r i c range , H o t p o l n t f , | Mem "I nN • wt | . • a « • i

w r w s i n B f , vOKupcn cn«si i r w . couch A c h M ear t tumia pMd . 2 and tabM* coffee MEM 367-6146 HANDMADE SoM^Si

Snper tawing machlne. Man* >0 •peed $20 » Araund The Wor ld Spoon*. $ K » . 425-3559

KENMORE - M r j dryer, $275/baM 126K computer

« cepacMy electric O l M APIK.E MAC

•ome *oftwere, 421-1374

LAOteS DRES8CR. «he*t-on-cheM bad, vanky Moo t M a naw mat t raM A bo* »oong. dark groan antiqued over mahogany (300 BroyNS prem-ium ermotre $200 Entertainment

MOVING SALE - Bring room, d M n g

421-6621

MOVING SALE - 2 match ing lovaaaat* . $300 pair Upr igh t

6 ohMr*. $36 SoN. $80. t mepM and taMaa. $36 aaM. M * i « * ooflas tabM $60 Ramgerelor feo 425-9263

MEW p a $1800

at b M $550 A lor both B a

m o t a $900 • M i l hand

Day* Jof in 360-6231 a# M 360-8166

OAK bm M bed*, compa a M Bu i naa

U M naa ."/SS 463-1170

SeaYouTharM

E D M U N D F R A N K & C O .

U O U O A T O M $ APPRAISERS

13B$ C O V t a r O N ROAD H M T n p M l . S M O e a l a i l

DUMOUCHCLLES

Qual i ty Furn i tu re WANTED! ! !

ipmimwa/aamnnrim WE PICK UP A SELL FOR YOUI

YANKEE CONSIGNMENTS (313) 471-0320 CABINETS s t o v e , ml-

k. 2 oeuMM Mpa. $1300 47

BOUTMF«LO - MMtng SaM BMnf • M g « M gM Mown *oNl 960 M M S roam aM. $600 dMaNa M t . t v " r * ^ * * P M N B N bar. M B $106. r M MP

TSAKWOOO 0 M

MM. $ chMr* mSb O M d k M « i i M M . I rMBag o a M M y •

PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE wood dkMig room *M Mth hutch A 4

SLEEPER SOFA - red Sturbnpge MMd, top M - M , . M . n 7 M $ 3 «

WHIRLPOOL Mff deemrnf electric •tove. exceAent oondttlon $150 CompMtaty r e M t M h e d K l r t t ^

720 Flowsrs-Ptants Farm Produce

L I T T L E Y E L L O W S T A N D

B u y o n e 1 0 " h a n g i n g p l a n t

& g e t 8 " f r e e . At Plant*. Tree* A Shrubbery

F M u o l A r m u M * H p r t o *

Our raapbarrMa. atrawtaarrM*.

corn A tomaloe* a r * In 2 4 S M W M n e M M (N M M ol MreM)

" t A Te

721 Hoapital-Msdical Equipment

WALKER.

464-9658

HOSPITAL BED - M*ctrtc.

722 Hobbies Coins 8 Stamps

LE CLERE 45 reed* $900

723 Jewelry

V e o u n deanar. $200 -1257

WHIRLPOOL weeher A dryer. $125 eeoh renge $125. 'Mi lgeiMor $200

17-7222 or 729-0276

713 Bicydes

A - l A L L S I Z E S S C H W I N N B I K E S

A L S O U S E D . $ 2 9 - $ 3 9 FttneM Equipment

JERRY'S 1449 W Ann Arbor Rd

456-1900

BUYING! Gold. Diamond A GemMon* Jewtory

Watch, Star ing. Coatume JawMn, Lettque. Steuben. G M * . TKtany

OrMntM Rug* A QuMTy Fumltur*

TOP PRICES PAID 655-0063

POOL TABLES Al MM* ar t lk jua ultra modem, ber * U . Floor modM denyo'a-399-7255 E»ea:855-1314

KITTENS color, lo good Indoor*. (Nov!)

•t tracl lve marlUng* A homo 8 w e * M Old.

346-3247

KITTENS. Tiger. BMc* $3.00 Utter trained C M

KITTENS - To good homeM 6 w e e M aid WhRa/gray. m a N A lemMM C M and leeve meeeege 546-3767

KITTENS-16 w e M long h M Ca6oo. 12 w e M b M M ffiM. A other* Shot* A VM checked 534-9336

KITTENS - 6 w M old, M Mo t * . utter boa iramad aaaorted co lor*

855-4136

PUPS. AKC/UKC I, dewewwed <n ,.$195/$ 175

Shot * , •et both 356-8195

LAB PUPS - exceptkmM. AKC PM ents obed«enoe A conf irmation champaone GraM pat Show hunting Buck A yaAow 540-4496

SPORTMAMS CANOE. 17 5 Mlcf*-

462-2069

WELLCRAFT 1989 PortoBno- loab-ed. 43 ft., M elect ion* n M / u m e n U cuelom daM. low hr*.. w M main-tained Mr Smith, day* 536-M78

TRUCK CAMPER 1986, 8 ft SunMe Hunt. MB. weM*nd* vjcaOor^ daaA. ready io go E v m >97-1773

UTILITY TRAILER - 5 X 12. ueed M good cond 397-3060

UTOPIA 1970, 21 t ra -M traMr Mova. r*#ngarator new toAM t l M P * 4. $ 1,000/beet 26 ' -8603

818 Auto 8 Truck Psrt» & Service

CORVETTE ReAy W h e M etth w Mg A little T/A r e d i M $ 3 M Arm

96 l - f l ? *

FORD ENGINE 1966 2 3 I M . k M M -•ectlon, 54.000 ml $500/beM 2 TSL Supw Swamper* 38*12.50x1$. nev-er on r im* $308-Ford turbo engine 2.3 Mer carburwed 50- 100 IM. o w e exceAent $ 3 M After 6 30, 420-33M

JASON AbergUM cap. Om* BMe. t inted wtnoows custom table A couch insert: wM M s m M truck M l

M offer 421-0244

820 Autos Wantad

YAMAHA. 1989 Weverunner wrth cover, $2,850 363-0013

808 Vehicle 8 Boat Storage

AAA STORAGE Boat* Trailer*. TrucM

Etoctrtoty Jeffrw* A TMegraph area 536-7771

ALL BOATS A RVS $ 12 /Month - Lighted

Fenced A Secured 348-2592

BOAT 8 RV STORAGE 112 MONTH

Plymouth ara*. UghtM. toncat cured. Sav* thi* *d l J49-5563 . WANTED

A B S O L U T E L Y HIGHEST DOLLAR PAID FOR

. QUALITY AUTOMOBILES We * M wan confidence, we buy with integrity PtaeM cat Jeft Beneon

562-7011

CAR WANTED - Transportation m running condit ion. $300 or M m

533-4141

W A N T E D A U T O S & T R U C K S

BILL BROWN - U S E D C A R S -

35000 PfymouOi Ra Lwonaa

5 2 2 - 0 0 3 0

BOAT STORAGE 1350 tor Maeon. InMdL budding Detroit M BMM Me Car* tool Only $35 par month. 367-4655

LHASA APSO pupa. AKC. adorabto. amM typM. non Med. Nome rMeed Oeerbom H t * $ 2 M 563-4426

TONING TABLES (7>. 2 year* old ufcenew $10 000 or baM ofter AMo 1 tanning b M 368-2322

TREADMILL. exercMe bfce. rowing machine, M up * l*ntboerd, hardly

50 476-042*

TREADMILL, naw. $ 3 M

TUNTURI exercycM - $125 rowing machine $75 U M new. 1175 S * both 842-8663

735 Wanted To Buy BASEBALL. tootbM. hockey, bee-k M b M card* Any w a l l memora-t»k* Topp c a M WW travel 477-2560

FOR CASH $$$ Sword* Dagger*. Flegs. Uniform*, M M M . Etc JepanMa or Germen WWII CM. 781-9267

PMBALL MACHINES - any condi-tion wM pay ceeh C'mon. deen out your beeementl C M Jim 626- 7797

WANT TO buy old I IMWg *qul-pemnt u a IMh decoy* e lc C M DMor .3 471-7667after 3. 869-9657

738 Household Pets AMERICAN COCKER - Ouft female. 11 month* old, to good hom* C M after Spm 536-3905

D IAMOND RING (MarquMI ap prMaed M $2,075. wlB sM tor $850

533-5642

ESTATE DIAMOND BrSksnt cut 2v27 Karat E color GLA. appraised $33,000 641-1944

FINE WATCHES Role* -PiapM-CartM-Corum-EbM

• n d othar* 25^-40% Oft ReiM" 569-2828

AMERICAN Es*mo pupp lM Up to data * h o a Norv-MMgamc A I w l haafth guaranteed 592-1809

MAINE COON kitten*. CFA. healthy, personable $300 A up 422-3106

MALE CAT neutered I need* • good home

INDOOR STORAGE Car* or B o a » Ctean Sato $ 2 M lor seeson Brighton 229-7684

INDOOR STORAGE 3 M metal bama. Dry Secure -

DrMe/WMnut L l

18 moa ok). M black. M M o t * . ' 354-2627

MINIATURE SCHNAU2ERS-AKC, 11 w e M * old, mom Home rMeed $275 A $300 537-0597

MIXED MALE " "black, long heir, me-dium sue Needs TLC 12 mo s h o u up lo date 836-1364

OLD ENGLISH

anteed Lively A lover* ROTTWEILER PUPPY.

pick of Utter

SAMOYEO PUPS maN* $500 DepoMt C M after 8pm

MaM* $450 Fe-

313-481-0789

SCHNAUZER PUPPIES AKC. rnlni-• tur* . ' 10 waM* . *hot* A wormed $275-$300 517-546-5933

SHEPHERD MIX - lo a good hom*

TAB8Y CATS Mother and 2 Bsblsa lo good homa 326-2861

WATCHDOG/PROTECTOR - lov-*bM companion need* * good h o m * or w l l be put lo slasp Lab/Retrervar ml* 422-0364

WEIMARANERS-6 week* old. AKC, exoMent bloodline* 3 maMe •van-abM $400 eaah 422 1063

A N N O U N C I N G 99« Tropica* Flah SMe PradM* Bay Aoquetlc*

6497 N Wsyne Rd Weetland Located M Holdley P ta i *

422-4744

YORKJE PUPS - adorabM. AKC. 3 m a w . bom 8/11. reedy 9/20 $325 Oepoeit wM hold. 563-4426

INSIOE STORAGE Secured t 5 0 - 7 M » q ft

N W of Plymouth 346-2592

K A M MARINE k w d a winter i t or age Wlntertzation tor Marcury Mere Cruieer* Pick i® avMabM. 14990 TsMgrsph Roed

533-9600

used cars A truck*. OrtveebM A* mMe» 8 model* " op

595-6208

821 Junk Cars Wsnted ALL AUTOS 8 TRUCKS

Junk wrecfcM, running Top Doaar E 8 M Auto Part*

474-4425

WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE Auto* and Truck* 24 hour lowing

Up to $5000 335-7460

LARRY S TOWING 335 7487

WANTED Defect ivm or wrecked o f van* Top O M

325-0220

t ruck*

s

822 Truck* For Sals

WINTER BOAT STORAGE Only $1.75S*Q.lt outside. $ 3 0 0 / eq f t MMOS 24 hr guerd Merkley Marina. 31300 N River R d , Mt CMmena Open houm Saturday Sapt 7 10-3 C M 469-6000

812 Motorcycles Mini-Bikss

S10 1963, 4*4 pickup, M auto-matic, glas* cap, 1 owner, 60K mAM. premium condition 422-6011

CHEVROLET 1960 1/2 ton pickup, dleeM engine new cap. many e*-i ra* 661-3663

CHEVY 1978 Pickup. M l t i z * I M Look* and run* good $1600

477-6362

HONDA. 1961, 5MdMuxe , excellent condition. 3.600 mAM. $650 Dey* 422-6007 Eve*. 469-9467

HONDA-1965 4.800 mAM Maroon $ 1 * 5 0

6S0cc LA* new

261-6240

KOWASAKI. 1966 NINJA 900 - Run* good, $ 1600 or beet oftor

261-4733

KX80, 1960 $275: YamMa 50 TrV-M* BM*. 1974 - $225 981-2967

DAKOTA. 1967 DOOGE VS. wrto-matlc. M . Ml. crulM. fm caaaen* Leer cap 8 ft bee $5 600 545-8934

DOOGE 1964 050- Amometic cap exceaent running condition. $900

697-4472

FORD RANGER 1989 XLT auper cab 5 xpeed power Meermg, brMaa. am-fm caaaetle *ter*o. naw H a exceAent condition, 15000 or b*et Must eoH 534-2168

TRAILER FOR 3 cycle* o l 2 *now-mobAM RuM bul (turdy First $75

961-1197

YAMAHA 1962 - 6M , garage kept. 12.000-r m M , I M 0 Deys 489-6373 or eves 598-1638

YORKSHIRE PUPPIES AKC shot*. $275 8 $350 542-1399

740 Pet Services

BASSET shol*, m Attar 12 noon.

lemM* AKC. 3 mo* . ahola, wormed gentto. lovino $ 3 M

(313) $47-5063

728 Musical Instruments

BICYCLE SALE SEPTEMBER SUPER SALES

USED AIROYNES CLOSE OUT SPECIALS

ALSO RECONDITIONED BICYCLES

LIVONIA SCHWINN B i c y c i e 4 F i t n e s s C e n t e r

26660 W 7 M M

476-1818

A BABY GRAND SALE! Used Baby Gran?* 11495 to $2495 Abbey Piano Company 541-6116 WE BUY PIANOS CASH PAID

CANNONOALE, 1991, SM700 $700

651-1

SCHWINN man * 10 apaed Preluda good oondWIon. 3 yaar* oM. $125 C M efter 4PM

THREE BIKES M Panasonic 10 apei •peed m M e o f t e n

Bke-Shogun. I. I t a n i j r 10

546-7691

B A L D W I N & K A W A I

I N T E R L O C K E N

P I A N O S A L E Now m the Ume to save hundreds

Supply tmned

EVOLA MUSIC BtoomAMd 334-OS66 Plymouth 456-4677 'Jtlca 726-6670

674-0433

BEAGLE/COCKAPOO mt* Loving dog needs home 5 yr old lemels A l shots A ipeyed 425-7662

BEAUTIFUL Morr is neutered, deciawed. I boa traaned. 2 yr* old

Cat. male. > ahot*. attar

855-4136

BICHOM FRISE AKC. adorsbM puppws. maN* A lamaM*. 6 M i * , old Sire A deme owned 623-0382

BICHON PUPPIES AKC. champion in* . 8 w * M * old hr* l ahot* $500 C M 313-662-6180

CALICO CAT need good home Spayed clawed, indoor only 427-9618

CATS: Two greet ones Ons msM. one fsmate decMared. neutered. M l • h o u To good home C M 453-3346

BALDWIN SPINET PIANO Wfth bench Good lone >890 COCKER PUPS. m a l a . AKC. InckadM tuning and movtno. Champion Sired Buff Color 8 to8 Michigan Piano Compeny 546-2200 w a M » o l d VM checked 533-5996

714 Business 8 Office Equipment

BLESSING TROMBONE , $200 261-'

BEAUTIFUL STEELCASE oontem-porsry o M dsM. $6000 naw M n o $1,100 Gary 856-6162

OtSPLAY PROP A FIXTURE SALE MANNEOUMS

, CELLO. KMSn«. Ihrsa quarter w a . with bow CiroAent condition Naw c a M $650 645-6534

CELLO * M e $500 Vloan *. aze 1325 Both m kiicMawl condition C M 981-0090

LOVEBEATl | o 2 5 ^ M B

$3$ Bumper poM taMa, card/e H top b W A I M Spm 397

Chr iatmaa decorat ion* . ftorMa. much, much more Good t4 *»cei-Mnt condition Eve^mmg mual go

A l M M M M Opan IOam-5 30pm KAOLEY ARDEN

CLAWSON CENTER 1166 W 14 M M Rd (juM aaM of CrooMI

CORONET OkM Brand ExcaAent oondMon. new ear r ing caaa. greM

1200 471-5678

EUPHONIUM nth caa 1850

BARITONE hom. i Exceaent

641-9035

OAK LAMINATE door* <M). some walnut MaM lor work bench lope, $10 M ?*4 ftoreeoem »gn

BTOVC 6 REFRKJERATOR. svoca M BM. 1310 M1-7126

TABLES. 2 and. - o o d . $150 taka Mgn C M evenmga

t COMa, cherry » M DamM d a

473-6436

TOOOLER BCD* w o M W M M I I M aprtng A m a t t r M prtoa M 6

• s o M aiapM U M aue

*. d o e * o M h M 34B-6123

$10 M Four -dr eww $10 m Overhead*. $10 M $ - S27 Kara* Mennn>wrlMra. $200 M

$300 JVC

8 carry Troy

M a m 1 1 i n * * ! . inltor, $75 A l

GRAND PIANO 5 l t t m . Ebony 7 old Mini condition $3 000 C M

771-2045 Z" MAMtAOMO Phoena organ $950 or beet oftor C M aftar 5pm.

729-4M7

Marry

710 Miac. For t a le Oakland County

m B N on AS m a M a 8 moM

OFFICE FURNITURE chaw*, c a l Karen

KOHLER/CampbM upnghi piano aacManl condMon iradittonal atyl-mg. watnul SnMh $ 1 >00 844-3972

ORGAN LOWREY aoubie key board. snusAeiil condition 1500 C M after 4pm 549 1409

ESTEY BABY GRAND Good cond. » * h mclud-

433-3837

COCKER SPANIEL pup*. AKC mMM. ahou C M after 4 30pm . 629-3716

COCKER SPANIEL. Duft color AKC

OOG TRAINING We heve training tor FMld Removing 6 Hunting Bve birds Indoor-Outdoor Joor l a n a a ghan I

Contorm*«on-BaMc I. for

A Advance by

Breed Boarding (acuity wtth indoor-Outdoor Run, n a r o w yard Ann Arbor ' C K a M a a r a a 313-475-2296

744 Horses, Livestock Equipment

YAMAHA, 1963, VIRAGO Edition, 750CC excMMnt shape! , $1 .3M 851-6837

814 Campers, Trailers 8 Motortiomes

CHALLENGER 1966 travel trader Loeded Good condition 18750 or beM o « M 344-0928 or 683-1170

COLEMAN. 1982 Wi l l iamsburg. $1800 APACHE TRAILER. M l con-tained $2900 281-7226

0 R D TRUCKS!

1991 Ranger Exl XLT V8 automatic

1991 Ranger S 3000 mlto* 1990 Ford FISO XLT V8

1990 Ford F 1 M 6 cylinder 5 *peed. fibergiaa* cap

1990 Ranger XLT V6. 5 apea •966 Ranger XM i ipeed

f iberg tancap F 1 M Super

XLT Cab 4 X 4 .

COLEMAN 1965 pop-up Sequoia, bed. lumece good condition

476-6761 lerge t> $3200

COLEMAN. 1965 SUNVALLEY j pop up. sleep* 8. lumece, refrtgers-tor. stove A water SM-* tor lng canopy - e * U M $2 000 421-2268

$1100

Gelding, oood i. sound $900

524-0255

ARABIAN GELDING ragiMered, 9

f* old. gantM good 4H prospect. 1600 Alter 8pm 34 7-5903

HORSES BOAROEO Larga acra-sgs farm $195/mo Indoor, $110/ mo pasture indoor arena avaAeMe

9SO-7437

QUARTER HORSES tovtog

Looking tor I* pr iced 437-0471

FLAGSHIP 1978 Moiorhoma 25 ft C U M A. 29.000 mMM. loaded $9,900 726-6596

GALAXY. 19S2 Starcraft Pop-Up Excellent condition ewnmg. edd-e-room furnace, elc $2500 477 -6926

1987

1967 F 2 M XLT, VB. automatic, aw

1967 F I M V8. automatic M . red

1966 F 1 M 8 cylinder automatic. «ace'

H U N T T N G T O N F O R D

852-0400 2890 S Rochaater Rd Rochester

Just North of M-59 FORO-1968 Dump Truck worka well Seamg cheep C M efter 6pm. 522-6766

HONEY MOTOR HOME 1964. 24 ft . low mAeega. vary deen, we l maintained Many e x t r M $15,500

• 453-6965

STARCRAFT 1976 Pop-up Storm dameged. $300 or be*l ofter M W •ea 535-6691

FORD 1978 F - 1 M power steering., brakes, eutometic 8 cyander looka good runs pertecl $ 1500 729

9234

FORO meny

1963 F I M 4 X 4 . lew perts Bed cover High reryctoen 12900 476-1315

l o r ^ p ^ g r ' ^ < !££& 800 Rec. Vehicles

I i . M " * 1 ! STARCRAFT 1978 Gsla*y s M b y S e p t 30th $2500 Unda | , ExoeAent condnkm $ 1 2 M FORD 1964

5pm.

T ANOEM AXLE 19^9 6x20

FORO 1984 F- I M Short bed Mtls ruat, excellent driving condition $1,500 349 7413

362-2669 Eva* or leave r

DACHSHUND pupp lM smooth. CMS*) A cute he greet wtth kids $ 2 M

HUNTERS/SPORTSMANS t p e d M WVmabago 19 low iMN*. runs w M $6,500 nagotlebM 851-9799

I r a l M electric b r S i M . 10,000

ton truck Runs t 4 6 4 ^ 3 9 6 looks M e new" $1 875

MASK S AUTO or Garden City 427-3131

FORD 1967 pick up I M gray amfm power Heenng w a a cep 37 000 m a a •- 728

Fruit & V e g e t a b l e

956-5030 M Mual SM

O f R C I LlOUOATED MuM a M M P I A N O S W A N T E D W e b u y S p i n e t s C o n s o l e s

ft G r a n d s CaM. a s k f o t M r !

H o w a r d 4 2 7 - 0 0 4 0

N O W P I C K I N G STEMWAY GRAND PVANq h bafcrttM I | #15.000 835- ? 40

4 1 6 1 9 O e r r y Hi l l C a n t o n

W o l 2 7 5 * W a y ft UiMy B e t w e e n H a g g e r t y

9 8 1 - 1 3 B 8

M U M AHva color VITO meaawr t te r Pr in te r 1 v

W E B U Y

H A M M O N D O R G A N S

W a n t e d B - 3 , C - 3 , A - 1 0 0 ft

C a l a s k l o r M r

H o w a r d 4 2 7 - 0 0 4 0

GRAPES GRAPFS

A t o o ta Omr M a r k e r

- k Appl* losaay. Pi C i d e r B

F O R E M A N O R C H A R D S

A C I D E R M I L L

3 M A M W <y NorthvMe o n 7 M M «<J Watc*> lor s igns '

3 4 9 - 1 2 S S O p a n D a i l y 9 a m -S p . m

M O N E Y F L O W F A R M

O r y t M n M l C M tor -ecorrtod mesaape

1 7 9 8 - 2 3 4 4

I I I I US* PtonoCampen.) 5M-22B0

K E E N C T O R C H A R D S

S 3 0 0 M o n r o e R d ( M - 5 0 ) T i p t o n . M i

( 5 1 7 ) 4 3 1 - 2 4 0 0

U - P I C K A P P L E S $ 5 A B u s h e l

A l l V e r i e t t e B Madrwoeh Apples

NOW Ready For Nckmg

Open 7 Day*. S arw-A p m

WED R A S P B E R R I E S

U-PICK m O O E M E R E B E R R Y F A R M

2824 C l y d e R « M i g N a n d ) -Wat It O a -M

1'* WM ( af MicMry Mags Ml opsn H U M cnwtf V M

8 8 7 - 5 9 7 8

F A L L R E D R A S P B E R R I E S

U-PICK M A K I E L S K I B E R R Y F A R M 7 1 3 0 P i a t t R o a d Y p s i l a n t .

1 M i l e S o u t h o l U S - 1 2 <v * m i l e W e s t o< U S 2 3 )

O p e n 8 a m - B p m Dairy

4 3 4 - 3 6 7 3 5 7 2 - 0 0 6 0

H O M E G R O W N S W E E T C O R N U-PICK PEPPERS, TOMATOES & BEANS

M a n y V a r i e t i e s o l B e a n s

Call for Picking Conditions Rows'! Produce Girard s Produce

10570 M a r t r YpaAanb 4A44S W H « r o n O l

1-4S2-S53S 1 S«7 1SS5

«?7 • d t T o P l a c e A n A d I n T h i s

D i r e c t o r y , P l e a s e C a l l

K a t h y S t a c e y

9 5 3 - 2 0 8 7 . 9 5 3 - 2 0 7 2

^ H s , r t s . XLT L M M M -2 2 f l c M . mAsa. mi- OOOGE ISSS CJ

. CORD 1SM Ptso XLT a o e r a e b

j T - »S200 W i l l i r M SB»J744

M O TRACKW ISS1. $ a*

OOOGE 1996 CARAVAN •C. M . MW IMM* $47(0

V I L L A G E F O R O L P T 2 2 7 8 - 8 7 0 0

DOOQC ISSS Caraaan LE. M M M

ra^r-orc:

OOOGE lSMCaraven LE. 4 cyt $ paasanaar M . manual, T t o o o « J . $5400 '68- VOM

FORO 1975 cube ven

MNGER. 1SS7. Super C M V-B. au-M . cruMe, duradnar

| B 4 M 363-3043

Danger ' M 7 XLT - v-s, $ speed

* " " v i l l a g e F O R O

L 0 T 2 2 7 8 - 8 7 0 0

RANGE" I B M XLT - V-$, > M W > $5980

V I L L A G E F O R D .

L O T 2 2 7 8 - 8 7 0 0

TOYOTA 1M7 - pick up S2000 or beM oMar

A M tor Joe 479-S020

TOYOTA 79SS- LOW R k M T n a * . red Tonoeeu cover, vary tow <Maa

«uj4i amI 737-43<6

823 Vans AEROSTAR 19M XLT- 38.000

0. 420-3574

AEROSTAR 1 9 M XL- Loaded, mi i - — oondMon, low m8aa (7000/beM

AEROSTAR. 1M7 XLT. l oadM. 3 0. good condi t ion. 84.000 mi le* . $5900

AEROSTAR 1M7 - M option* Extra

- ^ ^ M E A U T O

FORO 1978 E-150 30000 mass on 1. 10000 on reAuM t raw-

brings you b e M $600 425-2998

FORd 1978. E - I M Cargo Van good oondMon. oarpeaM mtartor van b M . new Sraa. $3,000 455-8735

824 Jseps 8 Other 4-Wheel Drives

BLAZER 19B3 K5 SAvaredo. load M MaM. 62.000 mAaa. garaoa kept $4,900or beM 473-4091

BRONCO S. 19M. EddM Bauer M.000 M . . loeded. sillMwiI

OM 281-6742

BRONCO II loeded Good P*gar No 825-1824

$ 1 5 0 346-7166

BRONCO «, 1M7. XLT, $7200

vary clean. 454-4536

BRONCO I . 1990, XLT A M o f f l M . loaded, a n a $12,300 After t p m 2S5-597V

FORO, 1981. M l kind, very j m o

FORD, 1 M 1 -ven, 4 speed over drive, $500 FMa good. (TIM rusty 453-6632

FORD 19S4 cuMorr Van. In excel-lent oondMon. good a i a g l S3500

696-1326

r cargo »a Im. good coodtoon, 75.000 m t m ,

$5200 522-2386

FORO 1M7 - E 1 M convaraaon van. Mua loeded. $6.000/beel C M

FORO, 1990 CLUBWAGON ml loaded. Me new 100K ty $14 750/beet 862- 2030

FORO 1990 ECONO I M Ecapes conversion, two tone grey, towing peck age, reer heating 6 cooling. TV hookup. etM under warranty.

565-7037

GMC. 1965 - 14 ft high cube M . power M e a r m g / b r M M sacsAent condtoon, $5.800 354-0495

Bronco I S M XLT, 5 Bter VS. Mack/ arey loeded am.Man condition $>2.800/beM 8am-9pm 397-5534

CHEROKEE. 1989 SPORT Excel-lent cond i t ion grey. 2 door . $12,700 45A-0 I M

CHEROKEE 1990 L v e d o . sii i-Mant condition, 3200 m t a , »15.400/beM 358-6801 645-6927

FORD 1864 Bronco, 8 cyknder AM-FM r eMai l s . 82.500 ' I I I . ex t rM. aakmg 13800 422-3268

FORD '987 Bronco. V8 302. k M Sv lectKm. cruMe. M . 4 apeed power windows/door black. I M new $11 700 941-0211

FORO 1991 - Explorer. EddM Bauer 4*4 automatic M . powar aleortng 8 V M M . leather interior JBL slar-so. atraarberry. beeutitm $17,500 Work 523-4082. 517-522-3621

WRANGLER 1987 - Uke new >6460

V I L L A G E F O R O

L P T 2 2 7 8 - 8 7 0 0

8 2 5 S p o r t s 8

Imported Cars

CORVETTE: 1962 CoAector EdMon

KStored. Tear Round

CM. 391-0167

ACCORD 1994 M conditioning.

ACCORD 19M LXI only 29.000 as $12,500

ikriss Park Lincoln Mercury 453-2424 ext 201

ACCURA - 19 apeed aunroof -ery good. $4000 or beM

n tntagr* , Mua. S M . am- lm ceeaane 0 or baM 45B-6476

ACURA 19M integrs LS. 3 door Micftoeck. Bkja/Mue d o t h . 5 apeed am-lm cMaalta, powar s a v e d 40.000 mAM. extremely mew $8995

M1-6217

ACURA 1990 r e RB. 5 speed. 5 X

exceaent condMon 882-2919

ACURA 1990 - Legend LS. 4 d SiCaAem condition low mAM. player After 1 tarn 862 9250

AUDI. 1963 new brakee/tlrea. condition aether intern:

647-6756

GMC 1969 SUBURBAN. 4*4 i-oeded A more, low mileegs $16,500. must seel 422-5133

JEEP 1966 CJ? Laredo. 6 cylinder. 43.000 miss hard 6 soft tops, many M K sharp $5900 476-3995

GMC 1M7 Satan SLE i t condition

RANGER 1965 XL. 4*4. V6, ar. buckets, loaded Must s M $3700/beet 453-0263

AUTOMOBILES NO Down - 19M-1«

1-800-673-9503 - 24 h r * RISK FREE INFORMATION

CORVETTE 1SS4. automatic. 7-lop, Mr 86 ,000 mass $10 000 CM,

CORVETTE 1964 he \om6md e&c $12.500/muM sM. Day* 556-1526

473-2552

CORVETTE 1965 4 apa Mua. glass lop. super deen wfth meny naw perts A e x t r M 37.500 « M 814J300 or best OAs

efter 5pm 496-10M

CORVETTE. 1 9 M 50 000 rm naw On eves Naw Hudson

$13,700 C M 1-486-1755

CORVETTE 19M 24.000 M a tuAy loadM. 2 tops Garaged winters PartacD $7,500 363-6673

T h u r a < y y . S e p l e m O M 5 . 1 9 » l Q 4 E * 5 G

8 2 J - V

AEROB7AR EXT 1991 Loedeo, ^M"lrom $ 1 3 1 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ M

i - 1376

11700

AEROSTAR ISS1 E. landed XL 4 . . . . . . - < XX MUN i AlGTOii FORD 5 5 7 ^ 4 0 0 1 * 7 1

CAVALIER I 9 M Otoe 5 a a t , I M FM stereo, low mAaaaa, M S 7 $

34«-A299 or 425-4706 V I L L A G E F O R O L O T 2 2 7 8 - 8 7 0 0

1877, I a n / b r o w n eMing 1 9 1 M •S OOOml M i car. t-tops, stored

RENAULT. IS m greM anspi t rs fces* shocks SltOO

8S8 Bu»ck CENTURY: t l GoodCondftUn $3000 CM.

CENTURY, 1965. powar M M M M AMFM ns brake*, dean $2200

CENTURY 19M Estate wagon. 3rd 85200

962-SAM

LESABRE 1M7 LAMMd, M K toed-ed, new Mich MM tires a i . .Msnl condition $7,900 Aftar 6. 522-36M

CELBRTTY 1987 4 door VS. auto meAc. M . powar door u c a * . aood condMon $8800 C M 9-6. 461-7810

113,500 Aftar 6pm. imiM LAie Newll $3600 4 M 1464

CROWN V K T O R M I S M LX- 31.000 aa. an:Merit o n M o n premwrr.

sound M p o w w 110.300 994 8847

CELEBRITY 19M maa . sxtrs dean $4200 C M aRar 4pm

21.500 amoAer

534 I M F

ESCORT WAGON-1990 aa condMon. caaewt k 20 000 mAM. $69*

Hews Pi 453-2424 est 201

ESCORT 1997 G l 2 door eutome* m. m power neenng A M s M 87 000 mAM $2300 beet 879-7565

ESCORT I M ' GL M -»- Burpvndi,-condftlon $3095 420-9039

CHEVETTE 1979. sack good runmng condMon. Mas nM>. good buy tor 2nd transportat ion S a p a n d e o w $550 or beM 2SB-3774

ESCORT 1987 WAGON M 49 OOC mass $34AG

V I L L A G E F O R D 2 7 8 - 8 7 0 0

ESCORT 1962 EXP Low MB— - _ tons grsy 8 black M . AM/FM star L O T 2 ao. sunroof, immaculate interior ] * I 5 0 0 negobene C M 397-3475 | ESCOR* 196Ti_t$T

CORSICA 1 9 M CL VS •ocM 8 m u d i more $6 ,490 SHELTOM

CORVETTE H u M a l

[$18,800

Corvette 1990 Mac* coupe, euto-meoc B o m aether. 9 100 m i win-ter stored S24.000/beet 361-5191

condition $2200

OATSUN. 1M1. 2B0ZX. sutomanc. ar. powar sandows Meek. T tope.

$3,000 Eve 474-2S66

B M W T97W-99OS Germen EdMon. nsssir. coupe ExcaAent car Ap-praeed $2,600 b e « olier 4 2 S M M

BMW 1965. 735i s i r sasn t condi-tion. loeded. 90.000 m M , $14,500 362-5060, exl 219 626-85M

BMW 19M ES. sports package, red 1 ownw msmismod w/mi records new t n a Very nice. 786-29g6

LoadM $7995 AEROSTAR. ISIS. XLT Fu l power cruBe. M . stereo w M power booel

ar tS500/PeM AfMr Spm 46A-S2S2 ^ 1 9 # 7 S L £

AEROSTAR. 1SMEddM Bauer E M s u c M a n condmon 8 •on. 16.000 i -

CARAVAN 1965 SE- 7 m a t M . power locks. 4 cy8ndar

. 83AOO 335-3834

CARAVAN $4 800 3 T C

CHEVY 19M Conversion Mgh top. GMwarsnty . $13,500 261-7226

CHEVY 20 1983. V8. customMad Loededl 8 p s s i s n g a Good cond. Don $4500 MuM seM 863-2925

fiSMsnasr 455-9578

GMC 1988 - 86,000 M a $9500 Days CM 544-3777 Deys or arenmgs 258^144

GMC. <990 - Mandtcapp Loaded low maeege death lorces ssM Price negottaWa 559-5394

tUMlRA 1990. low mlsags. good condMon. many s x t r s s (14,000

482-5626

PLYMOUTH 1968 Grsnd Voya«a LE. aunroof loeded. s»resent con-dition $10,500 564-6677

4X4 SALE! 1969 BRONCO XLT V8.

loeded. 40.000 1988 BRONCO 11 XLT V6, loaded

1987 F150 SUPER CAB XLT 4X4 Icsatod

1987 BRONCO EDOfE BAUER

BMW 19M 325- Whne. o » rMMa. automatic, moon rool. M power very good condmon, reduced I t $6000 C M f t j b M M 474-1359

BMW. Ii IC. lean 814,700

DATSUN; 7962 310GX coupe. mechemcaPy sound, body faa. sM-Ing $600 or beel ofter 525-1466

HOMO* ACCORO 1M7 DX. excM-Mnt condition, sm/frn stereo. 62.000 hlgharay mAM. $5500'baet C M s f te rbpm 737-4069

PARK AVENUE I S M . Mua. aai:Msnt cundMon. many iuSy sutomeac $5950 642- 7 7 M

PARK AVE Hue, 1M7, mce pkg 43.000 mM oondMon. $8,700

PARC AVENUE 1M1 VK rool, $20,50e

GEO 1991 Storm. mAM, 5 apeed 110.000 or baM cM

GSI red, 6000

ESCORT 1982 WAGON, only $195 » 5 - < * 2 A ESCORT

tkws a r loaded good condition $5000 or best after 455-5698

ESCORT 1963 2 Door, sm-tn setts, no rust OependeMe M5C CieesecsH sftw 8. 476-7028 ESCOR

., LX Hew brMes good tires. $3,596 Ask tor Gloria

517-546-7960

Dependab le n jn ran g USOO f irm CM. 2 7 4 - 2 2 7 1

ESCORT '865 automatic $1,250 | condHion TYME AUTO c c r / i d t

455-55M

IY LX 5 spaed menu i OOC m_e» LeSsi

459-7508

IMP ALA 1984 VS. $1600 or beM ofter

LUMINA 1990. aharp. toadad. o n e o l a kind, aunroof. tape, a r power low

$ 1 1 9 0 0 474-9714

PARK AVENUE 1M7, low mAea. loeded. $7,960 Gorgeous c a l C M sfter Spm weMdey* . 3A9-31M

PARK AVENUE. 1965 - LOSdM, good condition red/»Mors mtartor Vary dean $2,100 346-7131

REGAL 19M c w a 54,000 Hon $4806

HONDA I960 - automatic, mea M M ear $695 Wa Mso have 10 other tranaportatlon cars priced from $395-$99S E A M Auto 397-2201

HONDA 1964 Cnrtc S 86K mBes. 5 speed. M options W M rnemtelned. red w/Meck SHerior. very deen 6 ' • M M $3,295

1966 BRONCO II XLT V6 5 apeed 1968 Ranger Ext. CM. STX. loaded

H U N T I N G T O N F O R D

852-0400

COLT. 1988 2 Door greet condi-tion. low mAaege. 5 apeed 34100/beM C M 647-07J1

HONDA. 1965. Accord LX. l oadM. 3 " - 7 " 3 power Meermg 6 t > S n sir. 34500

420-2602

CONQUEST 1965. Techmca Turbo Excel lent condi t ion, new tires/ d u t d i / b r s k M $3,100 646-5242

CORVETTE 1975 - Rare so sad, red. Gymkana no rust, ir . match $6,695 725-7148

JuM North o l M-59

CORVETTE 1976. 36 000 m * M clean, stored winter*. 38 900 646-5157

HONDA 1985 Prelude, very deen. loeded $4700

540-0«06

HONDA ! 9 M Accord L X 4 door, as. cruMe. M power, runs e*ce«ent. yery dean 35300 or beat 453-56M

REGAL 1990 Grand Spon loeded partis, warranty « $10,950 3

2 door eftact

98-2457

L l M M K . 1990 Euro Coupe loeded. tectory aat i ant , exceAent condi-tion. $10,500 6 5 1 - 8 9 2

MALIBU CLASSIC 1961 $650 best Body exceaent Good condition 6

njnnmo J4 5 0 M

MAUBU 1962 wegon v-€. a r r e a delog. rune good, many nsrw perts. tOO.&OO iMMa. $1500/bwsl

278-OS21

ESCOOT 1965 Exceaent condRwr Merry rmm pens muat see* $1350

7 2 1 - 6 3 1 ' ]

ESCORT 1965''* sxceaeni cond.-uon sacsasnt roawmanance record 100 000 maas 'akaMe. $95u Uvooi* • S62-4244

sSver'grav m lano M o p t i o n s -us1

eroded $6 »OC-'Oes»

26 500 m. t . rUB> 4-7051

ESCORT ,985 Front end dam-aged E-icaAeni r^mrimg condMion 1450 Aieo 1964 secon perts

425-8974

ESCORT 1969 LX - 4 aoor sir euto-meuc power s t e a m f t / b r M M very d e e n (5500. 'bes t 399-6598

ESCOR" i»S I GT Blue s p e e d m o m roof $9500 or.&eel o f t a CMI * 274-0403 ESCORT >99! CT 4700 Miles anowroom conditior, 39 900

892 1991

REGAL 1991 GS

SHELTON

door buy or

651-5500

1 MONTE CARLO 1973. runs, body far 8900 or beel ottor C M efter Spm 729-4507

monte "Carlo iM7 ss- Ama-

REGAL 1991 UmBed 4 door ar am-fm. n o v a seats window*, loess, mora immacuMie m 8 cxitl 1.90CmUe« 756-5452

REGAL 1991 MJb 3100 highwsy m4

CuMom seder, ice sngme loaded 30.000 * . $11,500 565-4243

SKYHAWK 1964, 2 door. buckM seen aa lape deck New better,, hosM 8 bel t* $2000 726-5757

S k y l a r k - i 9 M U n v t M V6. M w M memtaned $2000 626-6M7

HONDA 1966. Ovlc - 4 door, M . au-tomatic transmission, am/tm Mt ia $3 995

hONOA 1966 Prelude. Sl, 4WS 5 speed Mack. 67.000 m 4 M axcel-lent condition, $10-200 355-1532

SOMERSET 1 786-4>5S6 I $4960

V I L L A G E F O R D

L O T 2 . 2 7 8 - 8 7 0 0

coupe 1-« Caroline ca AfMr 6pm

South 1 ol

tu*y loede 250. $ 15,000

375-2805

ESCORT 1965'n L Wagon, euto-m e t * powar alaa-1 l i f t /brake* - j s i prooled. new exheust. 44.OOC u n a .

8SAOO 453-5225

EXP T988 Y wfKlc loaded 21.000 m a very a s e n 85600 or besi o ' tw A l i a 5pm 363-4605

E i 5 0 CONVERSION VAN 1969 V8 Automatic a r much m o r e $10,595 N o n r b r o « « a » ^ord 42 ' - 1 3 7 6

ESCORT ,965 63 000 m a a good ( » , « U O N - ,9e3 Condibor s taec • a w n a $1600 m

8 ? 105 « . ,v*-i

MONTE CARLO 1961 power s tea -m g / M M M , amfm* stereo new H tm . new shocks Good condft lon. $1500 or beet 467 -1817

NOVA 1977, unto Old tody Florida c a , no ruM. 32.000 ac tua m»e*. 12000 or beet o f t a 453-5507

NOVA 19M, 4 door 93,000 m^vwey

muffler b r a e s very good oondl-tior. $2575 542-9539

NOVA. 1966. 5 speed, emtm. sa, new b r a e 8 i r e s d e a n $2700 or t — , 5 9 1 * 9 6 7

1 9 8 8 B U I C K PARK AVENUE

V /

Sale Price

Arf, M l power

$ 7 9 9 5

1 9 8 8 C H E V R O L E T CORSICA

Aa. power steering A b r a s s

Sate Price * 5 3 9 5

1986 O L D S CIERA BROUGHAM

Aar Ml pons'

Sale Price $ 4 9 9 5

1 9 8 8 B U I C K SKYHAWK

Sale Price 5 2 9 5

THIS WEEK'S MANAGER'S SPECIAL

1 9 8 8 M E R C U R Y S A B L E 4 D R .

A i r , f u l l p o w e r .

Sale Price ^

1 9 8 6 P O N T I A C 6000 4 DR.

Sale Price

Ait tu» power

* 5 2 9 5

I R M S T R O N G B U I C K I S U Z U

3 0 5 0 0 P l y m o u t h R o a d • L i v o n i a

5 2 5 - 0 9 0 0

1 9 8 5 M E R C U R Y MARQUIS

Air full power low mi le*

Sale Price * 5 5 9 5

1 9 8 8 B U I C K REGAL

Air, f i * power

Sale Price $ 8 7 0 0

1 9 8 9 B U I C K LeSABRE 4 DR.

Sale Price 7 5 9 5

HONOA. 1990. CIVIC OX 4 door, red. eutometic. M cassette. 18.000 ml., $8,800 766-1266

8 5 8 C a d i l l a c

JAGUAR 1964 XJ12. e*ceAent con-dition For mor» information c a l Frances 550-2670

JAGUAR-19M XJ6. Mack. loadM. ' exceaent condition car pnona. 8 : alarm $14.900 542-4232

[ MASERATI, 1965 Bl-T'JRBO - mant condition 17.000 rrs , M l ground M-lectspeckag*. $20,500 435-8443

BROUGHAM SEDAN 1987 White al ienor while leatha misrior Hew » a a l i r a , bstts 54,000 m a a $9500 $tm. Ca*. _ 544-7032

CADILLAC 1967 ConvartlbM. muM SM $1650 or beel o f t a 427-8232

CIMARRON 19S2. 4 door pkd condftion Sunroof

NOVA 1967. euto, M . 3 3 ^ 0 0 mAea. aceaant condition, muet s M $3900 or beat oltor 396-6396

1967 4 door a r 26.000 rMM*. $5,400

Call after Spm 932-3213

NOVA 1966. e u t o . r e d . abaototofy trouble free, highway mAM only $4,000 - 5 4 6 ^ 0 4 1

882 Chrysler

MAZDA. 1962 RX7 - Saver 5 s p e e d low ml M . new tlrea. aunroof . s t a -e c Must s M A f t a S p m 471-2957

MAZDA M S RX7. 2 topa. M a n d new am-tm. power- window* 8 M M e s 5 apeed . loaded Look*

c n a a . tut D e u g h i a a g e muat sax High or I

to coi-$2100

75-6996

CAPRICE, 1976 S ta t ion Wagon Buns good $550 or beel o f t a C M 961-9216

ESCORT 1967 GL A* One o w w 52.300 m control $3100 or Best o"*a

FiE57A. 1960 Needs s n g m e wor« " j n s MtVeruaty $100 4 5 3 ^ 6 3 2

4»e

ESCORT 1969 LX, "2 door na tcn-back automatic a r p-owe> s t e a ing low m a e e g e sxceHari, « « . > tlon $5506 A f t a 5PM 4 7 3 - 5 3 5 '

ESCORT 1969 LX. iftnad S l r s w b a 30.000 m a a p o w a s l e a i r - s -au tomat ic AM-FM s M $5000

r 150 XLT 1969 BCr tmdar au tome i «: w m o r e iUSrSi North B r o t h a s f o r d 42 1-1376

f 2 5 0 -9S9 22 OOC m M * V8. a ' duel t«™.i t#t wvswi c r u a e $10 ,995 North B r o t h a s t o r fl 421-1376

MUSTANG GT CONVER'IBLE '96% Automatic loaded. 812 .495

62*-3066 1 North Brotha i i Ford 421-1376

WE'RE NOT JUST AN EXCELLENT SOURCE

FOR USED BMW'S, BUT A GREAT PLACE

TO CHECK OUT THE COMPETITION.

CIMARRON 1962 - L e a t h a M . Mt. crulM. sunroof . s m , t m caaaet le , Emrtm paant, powar windows E x c a wni condit ion 82 OOC- 397-8795

ELDORADO 1965. loeded, s » v a

CHRYSLER- 1964 E S e n a High 16aags a o e a a n i condf t ion wM

Deen s coped $1 ,900 A f t a lOem 5 3 7 1159

FIFTH AVE 1967 LoeOeC -e lour a c e A e n t condi t ion »6«00 "beet

937-2219

aood , n e e d s new s n g m e Muat >e« p m r u m a c M e n t condmon , S6300 1 M 4 ; j lur t jo | l 2 0 0 ' 354-2021 721-2969 i T ^ u t M aunroof excMtont

MAZDA 1967 RX7 T a b o 11 •utaly b e e u t l M , pertecl c o n d m o n . Mectromc m t a c o o l e d sn-gme. M prermum s t a e o , ' c a s s e t t e gauges , p o w a sunrool . windows, toctory e lect ronics security sys tem Wt. CTulM, nearMlcheAn l i r a , c o m -plMe service r e c o r d s 79,000 ml $7500

ELDORADO 1967 system. Ued-

5 000 ongaval

ELDORADO 1991 Coupe . loadM, l e e t h a swsts Boee s t e reo with CO. navy Mus c a r r i a g e top, gold trim

a f t a 4pm.~47V4332 I p a c k a g e d i amond wNle with navy t - - - 8 a - — - - , |m a pmmm

MAZDA 1966 S26GT "URBO s p a e d M option* E i c a a a n i non O n g m a n r n a 42 000 $6 200

Mua interior. 1 4 , 0 0 0 ' $24 500

One A f t a 6PM 534-1196

LASER 1965 a t e e r m g / t x a a an: M a i l m tenc r n e a b a t t e r y / t t m . $ 2 2 0 0 644-1036

LASER 62.000

cond i t i on , aind^ws 8

879-1625

1 FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM 1990 only 14.000 $19 900

H m a P*r* u n c o m - M e r c u r y 453-2424 ext 2 0 1

FLEETWOOO 1964 60 .000 or ig in*

LE BARON 1966 m 65 000 m a a . a m - f m b r a 8 M M a $4 ,000

au tomat ic , a t i e . n a 525-6237

B U Y A M E R I C A N OR

BYE BYE AMERICA!

MAZDA 1990 Mists p a c k a g e red a m - f m c a s s e t t e sar. Mp, a n c a 815-000 656-1393 or 558-61

MERCEDES BE HZ 300 1975, dtosM. i m a a . s i c M s n t c o n d m o n Muei aes mce c a . white wtth Mue m a d e . i c s p o r e c i a t e $6600 699-7157

981-3663

LE BARON 196& GTS DC Mhr loeded s . c e a e r n c o m S t x x 11900 669 -0133

$4000 or D e a

TO $2000 REBATES O R

2.9%5 FINANCING SELECT MODELS

1991 Dodge Shadow

C o n v # r t l t » l o

WAS 815,942 NOW

• 1 1 , 9 6 1 *

•200000

R e b a t e

1991 Dodge Daytona ES

V-8, au lomal lcs

W A S $ 1 4 , 3 8 1

NOW $11,943

St* #33006

*700°° R e b a t e

1991 Dodge Shadow

" A M E R I C A " A u t o m a t i c

W A S $ 9 3 2 5 NOW

$7999* Stk # 3 6 2 2 9 ,7.00°° R e b a t e

>991 Dodge Monaco

WAS 815,964 MOW

• 1 1 , 3 2 2 ae #3to4A

• 1 5 0 0 0 0

1991 Dodge Dynasty

-Equipped NOT Setpped-WAS 815,775

NOW

• 1 1 , 9 7 4 *

» 1 5 0 0 ° °

1991 Dodge Dakota

Club Cab V-8, auto

W A S $ 1 6 , 0 7 0 NOW

'13,483 St . # 4 5 0 4 5

* t o o o o c r

Rebate

1991 Dodge Spirit

Auto. air . W A S $ 1 3 , 2 1 7

NOW $10,119*

Stk # 3 7 0 6 2

* 1 5 0 0 ° °

Rebate

1991 Dodge . Caravan

- 7 p e e a . , e u t o

WAS 814,825 NOW

• 1 3 , 7 8 5 BA #41334

• 5 0 0 0 0

MERCEDES 1969 2S0SL. excellent •cdndltior, low m a a . r a * 5 speed . $19 ,000 625 -7255

FLEETWOOD 1 9 M 4 DOOR Eii c Ment condition, non 57 OOC easy -mM* $14,900

547-7

J BARON 1967 G T S t u r b o 4 w nil Si 8490C

453-3189

LaBARON. 1967 A, j t a m a t K . c r u a e power wveryThmg. c 85600

I960 MERCEDES SEK2 WO SO 9urgunay1ar.

<8900

1 9 9 0 3 2 5 1 * R a t t a n * * Lsathe-

*23,500 1964 JAGUAR XJ6

Sacs LOW raw*

•12,900

1 9 8 9 5 2 5 i

'26,900 1863 MERCE0C5 « « I M SEL

Daw BkwGrr , Laaaha

«12,900

1 9 e o 7SOIL BacXia iurs t s a O w

'48,900 1986 AUDI SOOOS

•Thaie'er

'8995

19-9© 7 3 5 * >ea» LMde*

'36,900 1 ' t m JAGUAR CONVERTIBLE

MM* 17.000 M a s

Lr *34,900

1 9 9 © 5 2 S I BtscxBlacs Leather

'29,900

LEBARON 19B9 ccmverabM, am-hn 4 c y t m d a m good

MERCEDES 1976 SLC450, Very

rd condi t ion $10,000 o f t a Don 313-965-9636 311-965-9526

MERCEDES i960. corvjmon. a o f t a

450SL. whne. 2 top* h a w e d

569-0111

MERCEDES 1962 300 D Turbo. Red c h r o m e trim p a c k a g e aunrool E x t r a ' 150.000 1 owner m a a No ru*t $7000 626-0693

MERCEDES 1962 360SL converti-ble gold with h a r d t o p p h o n e nook up. alarm heMed see t s . mmt condi-bon Musi s ee $19 ,500 548-4749

MERCEDES 1987 560SL. Mack wrth b a ^ a l e a t h a conver t ible wrth h a d -top 62.000 M a s $34 .500 /bea t ol-tor Eve* only 336-6531

M E R C E D E S - 1 9 9 1 m a a . wfine wnt $90 000

500SL 1 SOO gray mtartor.

MERCEDES 1991 Bervi MetK wlwte grey mtenor

300E. 4

256-3006

MERKUR 1966 XR4T1 - su tomet-c m c a M e t t e s u n r o d only 27,000

SEDAN DEVtLLE 1991 condit ion Non s m o a e r ISBBS-ofter •Miner 8.000 823.900 C M ,

BaauttM!"

517-337-2572 SEDAN OeVtLLE, 19B9 grey 'grey w e t h a 37 ,000 mlto*, no a n o k * no

8 1 5 5 0 0 853-0528

Oay* 855-3095 PM 661 -6633

LE BARON, 19M red conver t ib le auto, 30,000 rm. 2 5 I, poerwr locks-' door*. $10,250 K a r e n 476-62S0

Approved Used Cars E R H A R D B M W

Open until 9 p.m. Mon. and Thur.

Maple Rd. ($5 Mile) at Telegraph

Bloomfield Hills 642-6565

SEDAN 0 E VILLE. 7990 condit ion 21 .000 M a Retired GM

C-I L Mant $17,950

646-5671

LEBARON 1990 C o i w e . VS. a i - a l a r l condition, a power wmdow*. c ruwe. tat. 86.696,' beat A f t a S p m 525-1119

SEDAN DEVtLLE 1991 .oedwd mck jdmg a igr ta mat rumem p a n a wetrwr s e a t * ew* w h a a e with KKlii gold t nm p e e x s p s c h r o m e r o c k e r panel* . c M M a p h o n e R o y a m a r o o n wath matchaig c a m s o s rool 19.900 m a a LAs new $24 900 664-1919

SEVILLE. 1979 - Black with Hack av lenor 8 t op 94 ,000 " I . n a a -heu*i be t te ry 8 b r M e pada $4 900

937-6463

SEVILLE 1979- N a shoe**, ba t te ry 8 mors Minor -u*t Asking $ 2 6 7 5 525-S064

884 Dodge CHARGER 1965 v e r , g o o d condi-tion. stlc*. new c m t c h ' t t r a 7 1.000 m a a $2500 After S p m 475-0034

CHARGER 1967 - 5 s p e e d . Sir pew-a b r s k a . s t e r e o g o o d condMon, 82B0C/beat 425-7649

DAYTONA 1985 9 0 , 0 0 0 M M . a m f m $1 500 420-2349

DAYTONA 1969 ES c l e e r eu to M Mlroeta c r u a s . tilt, sun roo l 8 louver*, s t e r e c : a i a n a w ' e q u a a z a Sharp- 8600C"beel eve .34»-4724

ts 000 $J1 SOM

RANGE ROVER with grey mienor weOed mcaudang p h o n e and Sony 10-dMc

Extra n e n c e c u r r e m $tS,S00 373-5729

C | U U U SBO

HEAD COACH

SAAB •««" 1 y r -• • • m o m

524-4920! 8 7 T M

85 1 2961

red. good

SEVILLE- 1990, STS. Meek a e m a •oeded. 20 000 m a m muei a e a J H 838.000 aM $20,500 641-0716

880 Chevrolet

r a t o r e d . mmt c o n d -* 85600 453-3 I M

I BERETTA 19M - g r a , »-6 eu lomel I c a . am- tm ceaee r t e aiiiaWent

conMBcm $ 5 9 9 5 559-3197

LANCER >966 ES t u r b o exceaeni condition o n g n a e w w Kteded 83750/bear o f t a

OMM 19S3 - $500 •we' VSw SB7-5062

OMNI 1965 5 a p e a • j cwi i am condition | 1 0 0 C or •we' o f t a

473 -6215

OMNI 1M good condit ion

MITSUBISHI 1990 AV»D GSX. leeth a k i r roo f am-fm c a a e e t t e w, e q u s l l z e r *ir. p o w e r , t u r b o $11,500 33A-A066

NOVA 1966 S u p a Spor t . Big Bloc* Deaut iM m a d e 8 out Seriou* m

. 961-1787

BERETTA -968 GT De*ent ujndl t lcm 70000 m M A M m g 84500 Belor* 5pm. 646-6400 A f t a 5pm 642 7105

BERET-r* 1968 3 1 rt i speed , loeded. Meek Ml power . CMIorrM j a

a very A a i n g $1A00 or

660-0448

SHADOW. 19M E S does loads r a y d e e n 85 SOO

5 s p e e d red 2 a o n . 2266

SHADOW 19M

c a 8 5 6 0 0 / b e a t

PORSCHE 1964 928 condit ion. 30.000 m a a kept wfte s c a $22 500 77

BERETTA 1 9 M VS c n a a a a M p o w a wmdcwM gr*y 34 000 ml 1 o w w run* 6 rooka grwei 87 650 . Beel 731-0253

PORSCHE 1964 944 r e d ' b i e c s l e e t h a . 5 s p e e d Bteupiurwt s te rec cd. 45 000 m a a . extremely mce 810 .8*5 PoeaOM t rede »or G r a W

961-6217

BERETTA ; 9 M 21 000 m a e a deer , piu* e x t r a 86 OOC 47 IZl BE RETT* 1990 GTZ. low mfle*.

SA5-S507 0 , 6 4 3 - 3 4 7 0

lent i ^ a i M i * ' $4 6 * 5

SHELBY CHARGER >963 nmm M M a 6 d u t c h no ruat $1400 or b M 3 4 9 2133

SP1RI' <9M M e new M l e d warranty o w m a a a s tereo

995 453-5313

885 Eagle

645-0739 1 CAMARO 1 9 M RaAy Sport Mmt aerMtion . 6 . 000 n a a - K M p a n * . 84950 or cas t o f t a 427-2 >32

CAMARO ' M 0 a u i o m e n c Looka and n m e n p a i 8 1 29S

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CAMARO VS n a . •seuei e r a 8 4 2 0 0 ' b a

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n e t * 2 8 V6 t a c s maerv

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19M Auaoa a e e n e a n * $5 500

near . VS M powar aMv

477-A544

CAMARO ceAani caa

i r y k r a

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FOKO C L E A R A N C E 8ALEf

t * * 1 CWOWN VICTOPkA LX

1*9 1 TAURUS O t U M M grey M i n w o M M O

19*1 MUST ANO OT M M . 1 M M

t » * l TEMPO GL 4 door ,

19*1 M C O R T ? e e s f UC. automatic. Mr. I MM

I S M MUSTANG OT Wt. »n>0WlMHC.

1 M 0 TAURUS GL 4 Door. loaded.

1900 N O O R T L X T S w , e m e m * • . M r . 25.000 mBas.

TWO MUSTANG LX VS.

u s s e s c o m m ? door

ISSS E S O O S ^ U K ? ) 16, Mr 2 * 0 0 6 m « e *

i s s s CROWRI VICTORIA LX Loeded. 39.000 mSe*

I S * * P R 6 S C L X

1*8* MUSTANG G T S Speed. Mr. r o d

ISSS ESCORT LX 4 Door, air. 33.000 M M

ISSS TEMPO OL 4 Door, alvar.

ISSS EXP SPORT COUPE

19*7 TAURUS LX Wagon 1967 CROWN VICTORIA I

19*7 TMUNOERBIRD VS. loadad 1996 MUST ANO OT 6 Speed,

HUNTINGTON-FORD

852-0400 2800 s nd.. niicmwm

Juef North of M-59

E350 XL 1980 13 Peeaenner. 4S0 VS, automatic, duat Mr. 9.000 t n $15,496. North Brothers Ford 421-137*

MUSTANG GT ISSS 36.000

MUSTANG LX L 0 TSS1 goweMaPidM* . end k x x i

Kor«< krtMFOT Ford

or beM M - P . af ter 8 p m 637-083*

MUSTANG, 1SS1 O M . Oaan. Flort-da car. $1300. 434-3736

g < MUSTANG. 1SS6 OT - Gray on adMt oanad * ik»»en.

ixsrar VILLAGE F O R O

LOT 2 27S-8700

MUSTANG ISSS OT Con.erMMa. nadc. •71ST

MUSTANG tSSS L X VS. t - t o p * I. po*e r wtndowa. AM-FM c a p 26.000 rupee. $5000 477-30*1

MUSTANG 1SS7 C o n v e m b M OT

H * T S £ * 7 1 3

MUSTANG 1967, U . 1 0 . 5 • « £ s r

MUSTANG ISSS LX. hMcMMOk.

MUSTANG 1969 GT. Mack, oonverl-M e . low mSaa. 6 apaad. garaoa kapt $13,000 425-1829

MUSTANG. ISSS OT ComarPMe gareped M n t n 3.SOO mL. $13,900

64S-0411

MUSTANG ISSS LX BQW.arSSM. 5.0. loaded , $>0 800 413-6471

mom. i s s s g t - 36 .000 « l . toad-*d v $9600, CMI ana. s p m SSVTSST

Oon 3 6 7 0 0 / t > M 67 V

PROBE. 1000. LX - Loa idad. 7,000

k M a a d t * ; * 0 0 961-0066

PROSE 1999 L X Au tom a n c . a p . f t 4

60S-1480

PROSE 1 0 H • LX. S t p w aene, 34.000 nMe*. brtn baaL After Spm

ad. ak. oaa-m . $7,800/

486-24S4

PROSE. 1909 • SPv*r, m M oonO-

41,000 iM. 643-9442

PROSE 1990 OL. U M Mua Sc. loeded * N on* TOOC m $6,300 day or

PROSE 1SS0 LX VS. Auliomeac. 13.000 m6aa.t11.SS6

- id 421-1376

TAURUS ISSS. OL Wagon. Powar, » oMan. S P "

TAURUS. 1966 - Loaded. 4 cyadner. 3 apaad. S0.000 im.. tinciaSani oon-dMon OS chanpad etery 3.000 <M-$3500 325-1367

TAURUS TSS7 O l VS. 4 door , aulo-

n r w . b rak* * 6 atruta. . a i n n i . powar *»w HKMfl 69.COO mSaa. Asking $4 900 476-9216

MU8TAMQ 1960 3.0 LX. Loeded MuM aat. TKaMum ooMr. low m#ea $9,000 313-437-7334

TAURUS SHOW 19S1 Loadad. pow-ar moonroof, laePiar, 11.000 ail, $17,866 Norm Brother* Ford 421-1376

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'89 BUICK REATTA L o a d e d , p o w e r roo t , priced to seflf

• 15,488

1989 MAZDA 62«

Low miles, tutty loaded

•8988 t l BUICK PARK AVt,

"LOADED "

•15,988

17 BUICX GRAND NATIONAL

Loaded. The right car. tor the right price!

•8988 1991 BUICK PARK AVE.

Greet equipment Don! hesitate

•17,988

*90 BUICK CENTURY TBt wheel, cruise control, air condit ioning, stereo cassette Priced to sell at

•8988 TO NISSAN 300 ZX

Loaded. Two to choose from Starting from

•11,988

•87 TOYOTA MR2 Well equipped, low miles, two to choose from. Stan infl W *7488

fcr=l..h ii ' I iJiJI INTERNATIONAL AUTO MART

ACROSS FROM THE TEL-12 M A L L

23£C0. .. 353-1300

TAURUS. 1907, LX M . 9 0 0 . K M 4 H Ca* aftar 4pm

56.000 iW .

624^1642

TAURUS 1967 Wagon. good Hon. ww mSaa. loadad. $51

TAURUS 196S OL. loadad. 60.000 mkea, naw Mr $7200. CaS

TAURUS. 1968 - 34.500 MERCURY. 1963. Marque - $2,500 C a * a f l a r « p m

TAURUS 1*69 - automatic. Mr. ater-ao. S i t naw $5860

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278 -8700

TAURUS 19S9 U VB. 8 0 . 0 0 0 ^ * g v

TAURUS, i960 LX wagon. M powar. 42.000 mSaa. $6,000 346-7251

TAURUS. 1969 WAOON - 26.000 I 421-911

TAURUS. 1990, OL racorda aiaSatMe. mom Son t*.S00«>nego*MbM

ptt condk-644-1961

TAURUS 1990 SMO - 13.600 mSaa. Mac* Maury Mac* Mather mtartor. M y loadad. 112.900 699-7392

TAURUS 1991 2 to chooee. VS, au-tomatic. air. powar window*, em/ tm, $1,995 North Brothers Ford 421-1378

T BIRO LX 1990 Rad Loadad. 36.000 m6aa SpoOaaa. $9900

352-7171

T-BIRO 1979. vary good condMon. •a. aMrao 256-5726

a l a a r l n g * brakee, atereo, VS 65.000 mSe* $1650

T BIRO. 1964. Turbo Co»*)a. aupar deen. no ruM. emiaSenl aliapa. Maa M u p t i m e including Moonroof $1200 Alpina Sound eyetam $3450

626-1494.517-351-56*6

t BIRO 1964 - 3 8 Star. VS. a u t o m a -te. air. Ka powar. amfm aMrao caa-aa(M. Mua/grky. loofca/runa graai. asking $2650 -

T-BIRO 1967- Turt io coupe. 5 tuay equipped. elect, >.000 mAac. original Tt condit ion. 87396 6-644-4977

T-BIRO. 19M brakaa/Mndow*. automatic, ak; ancaSanl condMon. $17,000 ma— S8900 397-1420

THUNOER8IRO. 1967 Turt le Coupa Bkia. KMy loadad. moonrool . naw d ra t hwy m l $5900 or baM o«Mr Ca* 960-7437

1JCCOC IMMa. good oondMc drhwa M a naw $ 1 W 0 533-41

TEMPO, 1664. OL. ,

1*4 OL. 2 door. rad. o r l * -. MMi mSaa. no rvM, caa-M a M oondMon. 11800 or

661-10*7

64 • MMrtor 6 b o d . good njna good, u n a t t ^ a t automatic. t1236^MM.

RuMI 11.380. TYME AUTO

fco- OL - Mr. crvMa. am-tm vary good cxndMm i 32600 or baM oftar C a * 469-7134

TEMPO. 1966 Mon. 79.000 ml don. $1900

TEMPO 1967

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700

TEMPO 1966 - automatic. M6y load-a d Tynta doaa It again. $1,000 ba-l g . B i a c * S o o * S 2 . S 6 9 T * M E AUTO

TEMPO 1969- 4 door powar locks. Mt. crvlaa. ak. m u m r m a n i M a

454-4065

TEMPO I960 OL. wMMTMua IMart-or. ruatprooMd. automatic, loadad.

" (90, muat aaa553-0219

THUNOERSIRO 1977 3 5 1 c k l load-ad. naw p a n t brafcaa 6 Mmt lop Saau tPu l . t l 600 /o rona r 422-0595

THUNOERSIRO 1991 13.000 MILES, t l 1.996. North Brotnars Ford 421-1376

THUNOER8MO 1963. VS. auto.

good parta. ak. Ngh mSaaga. u n a $1790 932-3287

872 Lincoln CONTINENTAL 1977 Mark V. 73.000 m l n , good i w a n g tton, t3900 or (MM o<Mr 961-3663

CONTINENTAL, 1990, CO pMyar.

mamory . 119.500.

CONTINENTAL. 1961 MARK W looka good'runa good. 302 V8, 77.000 mSaa. muat aat . S2.500

• 433-1117

CONTINENTAL 1969. Slonatura Florida wkiM riaa. loadad Thla

baauty naa only 27.000 mSaa, bum ' 1 * 9 6 0 3 4 7 * 4 7 9

CONTINENTAL 1991 Exacudwa aa-rlaa. onfy 9.566 mkaa. « N K M t h burgundy wadiar $21,900

Hlnaa Park Lincoln Marcury 453-2424 axl.201

MARK VS. 1969- $ l4 .500/baal 46.000 Wghway mSaa. Mon-Frt.

946-8006

SIGNATURE SERIES 19*8 Loadad 41.000 mSaa. undar axiandad aar-Moawarranty $10,750 661-5124

TOWN CARS 4 CONTINENTALS -1966-91. 12 to crooaa I rom CMI lor

TOWN CAR, 196 tha axlraad Slorad wknar* . 37.000 ml.. $5,500 or baat o#Mr 375-4477

TOWN CAR 1965- Slgnatura Sanaa. condMon, 100.000

$4900 453-1353

TOWN CAR 1965 - Slgnatura Sa-rtaa. black, laathar $6460

VILLAGE F O R D LOT 2 278-8700

TOWN CAR 1966 25.000 iMMa. a>-eaSant condit ion $12,500 CaS aftar 4PM 463-0219

TOWN C A R o a a n 12.000' , $15,300

455-2562

T O W N C O U P E 197S metoow m a n o r . alarm, a ° S £ 5 i ° S £ 5 i

874 M w c u r y CAPRI C O N V H T B U i s mae*. loaded. I10.S06. North Brother* Ford

0 1 10.000

42 V13 78

CAPRI 1*02. 4 apeed. na rede, afcoefca. voPaae regt good UUWMIIIP I. $1400.

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COUGAR-1978 XR7 . 52.000 orlgMM mpaa. gooci Mafcad* tranaportanon $000 635-7226

COUGAR. ISO*. XR7. 66 TtkPo. beby Mua. loadad $3,800 M u M aaM

000 m a a *

647-1394

COUGAR. 1907, LS. M M 6. 79,900 maaa. 86.260

Mack. V-AR**>*

ORANO M A R O U S 1909 Qundy 6 ja t iPa. HMy load

LS. stp-ad. 89600 2S6-6404

GRAND MAAOOtS: 19*7 LS. Mini CondMonM 41.000 maa* 87500 or baM offer Ce* . 644-6074

ORANO MAROUtS 1*86 LS- low mPa* MS powar. ak. ate. Onatnal ownar 86900 ' 422-8719

GRAND MARQUIS 19*1 powar. g ray , one owner. *

LS AS 9500

535-7206

O n A N Q S M R O U O C 1907 LB 46,000

condit ion. $7300 450-77S3

GRAND MAROUtS i960 - 2 door, loaded plue aunroof 6 CB 81.900

563-9109

GRAND MARQUIS 1905 - 4 door. Senttr-a Flor ida car. 16.000 mea*. may loeded. SS7pO 626-7956

TRACSR 1866-

175 M A X M A t660 M S. 6 apaad. |

SMTP. MackL $14.TOO or baM cflar MuM aaa 446-3769

MSSAN ANO PO»mAC SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE

GRAND MARQUIS 198* LS - lu powar. Iormal coach roof. $11,500

Hlnaa Park UncoM-Marcury 453-2434 act. 201

ORANO MAROUtS >967. 68.000 mSaa. nawar brakaa. aftocka 6 •»-hauM. areas ant condmon Fu6y loadad. 66000. Aak for Bob aftar 5PM 421-0526

LN7. 1962 - 75.100 ml., nmm ara*. powar aJaarWg,'brafcaa. ak. vary good oondmon , t1 .150 474-6360

LN7 1663 Bk mg, brakaa. tiOOO. aftar 6|

n°oS^

LYNX WAOON. 1965'A. ak powar Blaaring 6 brakaa, ruatprootad. a«-oaSant cond i t ion $2500 476-8663

LYNX 1961 Wagon, naw tlraa. a»-hauat $600

LYNX 1963 - 5 apaad. ak. 2 aaM. $900 456-18*5

LYNX 1968. mataMc gray. 4 apaad. ak. was aouMPad. a icakant. 29.000 mSaa. $3000 553-8738

LYNX 1*67 - 2 door. 4 apaad. aMr-ao $2760

V I L L A G E FORD LOT 2 278-8700

SABLE. 1966, DELUXE - AJ Naw tlraa Graai condition) $5,500 or baal oPar 375-5477

TOPAZ 4 SABLES, 1966-69'a. «a»-arM to chooaa I rom CaS for dataSa

Hlnaa Park UnookvMarcury 453-2424 a « 3 0 1

TOPAZ 1964. automatic, aunroof raar dafroat. $ 1500^baai 353-3043

TOPAZ 1964 cuatom paint. 80,000 mkaa. powar »4ndowa 4 lock* Runa 4 looka graa i BaM o«ar 353-1645

TOPAZ 1*67 LS Ak . front whaal drloa. am f m radio lapa. tst. M pow-ar. phona. 83*00 . 421-6774

TRACER 1966. wagon, 38.000 IT*at. Mua. automatic trana. Load-ad AJ aarvloa racorda D u M t n t condi t ion S3950 Evaa. 647-7249

TRACER 1960 3 door, loadad. m-ahapa. 26.000 mSaa. 40 mpg. a. t5700/Of lar 961-7104

ZEPHYR 1962 - 4 door, automatic, ak $19*5

V I L L A G E FORD LOT 2 278-8700

Snanoa. Aak lor Dorian 646-1122 BARNETT PONTIAC/NISSAN

NISSAN 1600. 300 Z X l « 2. M a c * 5 apaad. MS 6 yaar aoandad war-ranty Aakmg 621.000 661-2960

3 door, tkaa. 50.000 00 681-7444

SENTRA. 1600. XE - 2 door, ak oon-am/ tm L t t t a f l l Rual

786-7648

STANZA 1607 GXE - ak. whfM 55 .000 mPaa Goc.

878

•ar ataartna/brakaa/ aaS 626-4462

CALAB, 1666 Quad 4. Low 87.000 '.srx CIEHA. 1606 B r o u g h a n C t 4 J 0 0 Ex

6 o n T o a 4 K d . 1 ownar

CIERA 1668 XC SpaoMI EdMon Srougam. I n a d a d . r w a aaoadant. V6. FC auapanakm. t 6 6 0 0 624-1671

i Bro-jetiam. 4

CUTLASS CIERA. 1*66 axoadanl uumJIUO". 61.000 iM.. $3500. 535-1567

CUTLASS V-6. ak Was $1200 C46.

1676. 2 door.

435-4541

CUTLASS, 1*79, buefca**. fraaMy parnlad Powar waidcrwa 4 looka. Sunroof. $1500 or baM- 531-00*1

CUTLASS 1963 C C R * Mop mSaa. good body. 1700 $46-0020

CUTLASS. 1906. Suprama Brouo-ham v -6. good condMon. 86,000

F1RENZA. 1605 Haachbac*. auto-matic. antra*, was kapt throughoiA. $1600 Srm 364-4814

NINETY EIGHT 1979 - 64.000 mOaa, loadad. aw i roof . C 8 $2,500 CaS 9am-6:30pm 655-5070

OLOe 98 1905. akCiaOawl condMon. CMan. loadad. 81.000 mkaa Biua Book M m $5400. aakmg $9000

553-6579

OMEGA 19*0 - 4 door , I atarao Cj taOani throughout! CMan! $095 435-0327

OMEGA 1903. 4 door . 4 cySndar. automatic ak. 56.000 mOak. whna, mint $1,450 471-1104

REGENCY 96 - 1967 65.000 mOak $4*60 Day* caS: 544-3777. Oayt.'a«anlnga ca6: 256-6144

TORONAOO. 1978. BrougPam XS 67.000 ml.. wrap arotktd back window t3 .500 644-4154

TORONADO 1960- M r k n u m njat. aar loefca 360-5734

TORONAOO. 1961 Burgundy load-ad. $1300 Aftar 8 P M

5*1-0149

878 Plymouth ACCLAIM 1900 LX. option. bMck

o o n d M o n ' ^ 7 9 0 0 437-7774 - Z L :

GRAND VOYAGER 1969. vary CMan. black charry. 26.000 maa* $12,000 326-4462

RELIANT, 1967 onMm. tst, loadad. $2600 A M tor Tom. laava maaaaga 423-7768

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Plymouth's Fall Fest has something for all

There'll be something for everyone a t the 1991 P lymouth Fall Festival. Here are some highlights:

• Fire Safety House — T h e city of P lymouth ' s Volunteer Firef ighters will make education fun for youngsters a t their exhibit. Children of all ages will be welcomed and t augh t about the im-portance of knowing wha t to do in case of fire. T h e Fire Safe ty House will be

. on Main- Street a t the corner of Penni-man. Safe ty demons t ra t ions will be

- from 4-10 p.m. Fr iday; f rom noon to 10 • p.m. Sa tu rday and from noon to 6 p.m.

s. Sunday.

• Dunk Tank — Here ' s your chance to get even wi th folks about town draf ted for " d u n k e e " du ty . Spon sored by the P lymou th Salem Rock ettes, the dunk t ank will see action from 6-9 p.m. Fr iday , f rom noon to 8:30 p.m. Sa tu rday a n d from 17:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday.

— • Hockey Shoot — Show your prowess and let the N H L hear about

•it! For $1. you can shoot the puck three t imes and have your speed clocked by the P lymouth-Canton Hockey Association.

• Antique Show — Antique dealers from across the country will set up their wares a t the P lymouth Cultural Center a t Farmer and. Theodore s t reets behind Central Middle School. Sponsored by the Plymouth Sympho-ny League, t h e show will be from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Fr iday, and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fr iday .

• Produce T e n t — Come see the best of P lymouth ' s harvest a t the Trailwood Garden Club 's produce t en t on the Cent ra l Middle School grounds Sunday. F ru i t s and vegetables will be on display a n d ready for judging.

• Art in Kellogg Park — The Three Cit ies Art Club will sponsor its popular annual display in Kellogg Park. The event will be Sa turday and Sunday near the corner of Main Street and Ann Arbor Trail.

Food booths offer variety at Fall Fest

Plymouth ' s Fall Festival would be a bore without its booths. Here ' s wha t ' s on t ap for the 1991 edition.

• Plymouth-Canton Vie tnam Vet-erans of America. Chap te r 528 will fea-tu re s teamed corn on the cob. water-melon. and hat pins. T-sh i r t s and bumper stickers. —

• T h e Plymouth Thea ter Gui ld will staff the cotton candy wagon.

• Plymouth Salem High School 's sophomore class will drive festival-goers nuts as the aroma of spiced roasted almonds waf ts th rough the air.

• The Salem High School class of "92 will offer'pizza and pop.

• Pol ish C e n t e n n i a l D a n c e r s . P.N.A. Lodge 3240 will cook u p a vari-e ty of ethnic dishes.

• Plymouth Township Police will pass along information on crime pre-vention.

• The Plymouth Optimist Club booth will have balloons, inf ia tables and children's toys.

• New Morning School's booth will fea ture carnival games.

• Nat ivi ty of the Virgin Mary Church members will serve shish kebabs. Greek pastry, coffee a n d pop.

• The theme for the Univers i ty of Michigan Health Center of P l y m o u t h will be children's safety.

• T h e Kiwanis Club of P l y m o u t h will serve pop and popcorn f rom its popcorn wagon.

• 1 CARE school folks will show-case computer sof tware.

a First Bap t i s t Church will offer books for sale.

• The Plymouth-Catnon Civitan Club will f ea tu re photo bu t tons and yaki tori s teak sandwiches.

a T h e P l y m o u t h C o m m u n i t y Chamber of Commerce will offer lumi-naries and caps.

a T h e C e n t e n n i a l E d u c a t i o n a l Park National Honor Society will sel! Italian ice.

a The Can ton Execut ive Forum will offer ice cream.

a T h e Can ton S tuden t Council, class of '94. will fea ture hot pretzels and soda pop.

a P lymouth Canton High School seniors will roast hotdogs and serve u p cold root beer.

a P l y m o u t h C a n t o n F o o t b a l l Boosters will serve cheese nachos and

POP-Canton class of '93 will sell yo-

gurt. a The American Association of

University Women will sell used paperback books.

a The P lymouth Elks^vill dissemi nate drug awareness information.

a The P l y m u t h Communi ty Fami-ly YMCA will sell I talian sausage sandwiches with green peppers and onions and beverages. Also on hand will be water bot t les and shirts .

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Fall Festival's roots were in picnic By MLB. Dillon staff writer

Thirty-five yea r s ago. members of the P l y m o u t h Rotary Club decided it would be nice to host a communi ty picnic a t

Hamilton Park . T h e idea was to raise money to buy

playground equ ipment for children who used the park . Ro ta r i ans served up 500 chicken d inners at their one-day event a t Hami l t on Park, which ironically is now known as Jaycee Park.

Litt le did the R o t a r i a n s know what they 'd s tar ted .

Five hundred d inne r s would amount to a drop in t h e bucke t a t the modern-day Plymouth Fall Fest ival , which evolved from t h a t chicken dinner in 1956.

It 's expected t h a t 12.000 plates of barbecue chicken will be served up Sunday. Sept. 8. t h e last day of the festival. The even t ge ts under way Thursday . Sept . 5.

The fall fest is sponsored by local non-profit organizat ions and coordinat-ed by the volunteer P lymou th Commu-nity Fall Fest ival board of directors.

Proceeds are used t o f u n d chari table activities sponsored by the communi-ty ' s non-profit organiza t ions .

Fall Fest ival P r e s i d e n t Zan Kafi la says the 36th a n n u a l fest ival will fea-ture everything las t yea r ' s did. "hope-fully improved upon.

"We have some wonder fu l entertain-ment coming up. D u e to the generosity of the eight car dealers in the area, we were able to provide some real quali ty enter ta inment . I t ' s wonderful , consid-ering t h a t economic t imes haven ' t been so good." said Kafila. who succeeds her h u s b a n d Gene as festival president. T h e Kaf i l a s are the second couple to have served in the volunteer office. First were Sue a n d Larry McEl-roy. •

R E S P O N S E F R O M area business people was overwhelming as well, said Kafila

"Twenty-seven local merchants c(fn t r ibuted funds to help us with our ex-penses. Response was terrific. ' she said.

The P lymouth Fall Festival is put on without the involvement of com-mercial entit ies, s h e added. "We are the only festival to ta l ly run by volun-teers. The volunteers represent the service clubs for which they volun-teer ," she said.

"Because we are not professionals in doing this, we have t o rely on our in-stinct and hope to do a job." said Kafi-la. past president of the Plymouth-Canton Civitan C lub "We hope the community enjoys , unde r s t ands and is proud of the fes t iva l ."

Here are some fest ival highlights straight from the prez:

'Friday night, we have a wonderful b*nd, Innovation- T h e y play kind* of music, all k inds They can go from '50s and 60s to cur ren t music said Kafila "They ' re a real audience pleaser They ' re a wonderful listening

J o h n M o r e n o ( l e f t ) a n d Mike Bali ( r igh t ) c o o k c h i c k e n for t h e Ro ta ry C lub b a r b e c u e . At lef t , f o r m e r P l y m o u t h f i r e f i gh t e r B o b K r o e g e r s h o w s Ann ie Fre ie r h o w to p u t ou t r f f f t .

and dance band ." Innovation will play in Kellogg Park beginning at about 6.30 p.m. Fr iday.

"Sa tu rday night we have Bob Ehi rant ' s Big Band They ' re terrific, too said Kafila-. T h e Step-Brothers will play "50s and '60s music.

"We're going to have the Tim O'Hare Irish Dancers Saturday, and contemporary music following them late in the af ternoon

"Wel l have the Polish Centennial Dancers Sa tu rday af ternoon and again tn smatt groups performing in a n d around t h e p a r k a r e a

•THURSDAY N I G H T is tagged as senior c i t i z e n s ' n i g h t . " s h e a d d * d

"We'll have the Canton Seniors Kitch en Band, and the Felicity Str ings, who play dulcimers. The P l y m o u t h Com-muni ty Band also will perform Thurs-day.

"We'll have more en te r t a ine r s stroll-ing around the park th is year. On Sun-day we will have the Sweet Adelines, and on Saturday, the Dixieland Band." she said.

"On Saturday and Sunday , we'll have the Clowns Around Redford and gymnast ics demonstrat ions- A dance troupe called Sidekicks and kara te ex-perts will do demons t ra t ions Sa turday and Sunday We'll nave speakers set up on Main Street to project the sound

all over the park. "It's going to be fun The board th is

year has been very organized and has worked hard ." added Kafila Kafi la also had praise for residents and busi-nesses who good-naturedly put u p with disruption caused by the festival .

"The festival manager, Joe Bida. and the ass i s tan t festival manager , his son John Bida. have gone above and beyond with the th ings they ' re doing." added Kafi la

They 're a ter r i f ic 5earn "It's been a lot of work, bu t i t 's fun.

We want everyone to be par t of it and have fun We just hope the weather cooperates "

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of c h a r g e A p o r t i o n o f t h e b e v e r a g e p n e e w i t l b e

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d o n a t e 2 5 % o f t h e e n t r e e p n e e t o t h e U n i t e d Way ' .

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Special ride around town

I f y o u ' v e l o n g e d t o r i d e a d o u b l e -

d e c k e r b u s b u t h a v e n ' t y e t h a d t h e

c h a n c e . F a l l F e s t i v a l i s t h e p l a c e f o r

y o u .

P l y m o u t h ' s r e d d o u b l e - d e c k e r w i l l

s h u t t l e p a t r o n s f r o m v e n u e t o v e n u e a t

t h e 3 6 t h a n n u a l f e s t — f o r f r e e .

T h e b u s w i l l r u n o n a t w o - s t o p

s c h e d u l e . T h e f i r s t d e s t i n a t i o n w i l l b e

K e l l o g g P a r k n e a r M a i n S t r e e t a n d

A n n A r b o r T r a i l , a n d t h e s e c o n d a t

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S t r e e t a n d M a i n , s i t e o f t h e A r t s a n d

C r a f t s s h o w .

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p . m . F r i d a y , f r o m n o o n - 9 p . m . S a t u r -

d a y . a n d f r o m n o o n - 5 p . m . S u n d a y .

F o r m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n , c o n t a c t L a r r y

M c E l r o y a t 4 5 3 - 6 9 0 0 .

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g o t o t h e P l y m o u t h F a l l F e s t i v a l ? N o

p r o b l e m .

F r o m t h e c o m f o r t o f y o u r f a m i l y

r o o m , t a k e i n t h e f a l l f e s t o n O m n i c o m

c a b l e v i s i o n . T h e l o c a l c a b l e s t a t i o n

p l a n s t o b r o a d c a s t l i v e f r o m t h e f e s t i -

v a l .

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a t 4 5 9 - 7 3 0 0 o r t h e s c h o o l s a t 4 5 1 - 6 6 0 0

Cher ly C o a t e s a n d d a u g h t e r S u s a n s h o p a t t h e a r t s a n d c r a f t s s h o w , w h i c h is p a r t of t h e Fall F e s t i v a l .

Best dressed pet contest will be Saturday T h e P l y m o u t h O p t i m i s t C l u b i s

l o o k i n g f o r t h e m o s t c o l o r f u l , t h e b i g -

g e s t . t h e b e s t d r e s s e d a n d t h e m o s t u n -

u s u a l p e t s i n t o w n as p a r t o f t h e F a l l

F e s t i v a l P e t S h o w .

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a n d c a t ; t h e d o g w i t h t h e l o n g e s t t a i l

a n d l o n g e s t e a r s : a s w e l l as t h e m o s t

h a n d s o m e a n d p r e t t i e s t d o g s .

T h e c a l l a l s o i s o u t f o r t h e l o n g e s t -

h a i r e d c a t . t h e m o s t f a s h i o n - c o n s c i o u s

c a t a n d t h e b e s t - l o o k i n g f e l i n e .

f f y . e n t e r t h e p e t s h o w . I t ' s s e t f o r S a t -

u r d a y o n t h e f e s t i v a l s t a g e i n K e l l o g g

P a r k .

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

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