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Father salutes son with song 'Desert Strength' strikes a chord

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By Diane Gats staff writer

While most parents send letters to their children in Operation Desert Storm, Larry Kneeshaw of Canton wrote a song and hopes to deliver a cassette personally.

Kneeshaw's ballad. "Dese r t Strength." is a musical note to his son. Scott, and at the same time ap-plies to all troops in Saudi Arabia •

"Couldn't find the words to write you son, So, I wrote this song to right that wrong. Your mother and I are' very proud of you. So let our prayers be your Desert Shield."

"I'm sure- all the parents would like to see their prayers serve as a desert shield." said Kneeshaw, a structural engineer who plays the guitar as a hobby.

His friend. Canton resident .Eric Webster, owner of tropical fish stores Aquaria in Westland and Cichlid World of Garden City, pro-duced the song and sings backup. -

"Larry and I worked before on Some songs." Kneeshaw said. 'This was something that is happening right now and affected everyone in

T H E G U L F

WAR Hitting Home

the entire world I dropped all my other projects."

THEIR FRIEND, Tom Ford, a . Farmington Hills resident, has

promised the financial backing that will pay for 900 copies of the sohg, which will be donated to Desert Storm and Desert Shield support groups

They're calling their efforts Sand Aid, patterned after the national Farm Aid. Live Aid and Band Aid

^fund-raisers. l Ford, owner of T & M Asphalt

Paving, Milford, said be was swamped with work-celated matters when he got a call from Kneeshaw.

"I said I'll ffive you five minutes, Larry, and three hours later we were still talking," Ford said.

REGARDING WAR protes ters ," BILL BRESLER/MM! photographe*

Please turn to Page 2 C a n t o n r e s i d e n t s Er ic W e b s t e r a n d Larry K n e e s h a w p r a c t i c e t h e s o n g " D e s e r t S t r e n g t h . "

War protesters chal lenge assumpt ions of supporters By Krr in Brown' staff writer

The stars and stripes and yellow ribbons are everywhere you look, and polls say 80 percent of .Ameri-cans favor the war against Iraq.

But some around the country and in Plymouth-Canton oppose the Gulf War. . "I support the troops also — they

should be brought home. They shouldn't be used to do something that requires non-lethal force," said

The Canton

Connection War memorial

Residents working to build a war memorial in Canton will meet at 7 30 p.m. Thursday. March 7, at the Canton administration building to plan what needs to be dorfe.

"A lot of people are under the impression that the Vietnam Vets are doing this." said Tim LaGrow,. a member of the Plymouth-Canton Vietnam Veterans group.

We hope to get all citizens involved," LaGrow said.

Tax counseling Tax counseling for the elderly

will be held at the Canton Recreation Center Call 397-5444 for an appointment

Packages for troops

A Friends of Freedom chapter was started in Canton last week. The township becomes the 19th community with a local chapter of the group that sends packages to troops fighting in the Persian Gulf.

All we want to do is make ntre the troops get a little something from home," said Michael N D L. k. g* _: — .a _ g rv J

DROOCCIFR,. r nenas OT PTWOOITI president, durmg a presentation to the board of trustees Feb 12.

It costs the group between $10-12 for each package. Brobeckec said

Julie Wallace Is the local contact person She can be reached at

one Plymouth-Canton teacher who declined to be named for job-related reasons.

"My primary objection is the amount of money being spent in re-lation to the importance of that par-ticular conflict," said Mark Oppat, former Old Village Association pres-ident. "It has taken interest from more vital domestic issues."

Local people against the war say it's disturbing that most Americans favor the action. They challenge some assumptions -held by those fa-

voring the war. The Plymouth-Canton teacher, ac-

knowledging the popular belief that Saddam Hussein is a madman who must be stopped; said the U.S. gov-ernment routinely terms as mentally ill foreign leaders deemed as ene-" mies.

"Khomeini was mentally ill. later it was Qaddafi, Noriega was mental-ly ill," he said. "Anybody who our government wants to denigrate as a threat"

• The teacher, who was active in demonstrations against th£/Vietnam War, said he has "written letters, gone to a couple demonstrations, a eoupTe'of teach-ins," on the Gulf War.

Oppat also opposed the Vietnam War: "I never thought that was justi-fied," he said.

But neither said he's a pacifist. ' I'm not, maybe I should be." said the Plymouth-Canton teacher. May-be that refects more fully the tradi-tional American I am."

'To be against the war doesn't mean you're for Saddam Hussein." Oppat said "Anybody who has any sense m ibeir head wouldn't believe that."

Bill Joyner of Plymouth Town-ship. a former Wayne County com-missioner, said, "I'm opposed to the war in the Middle East, but I want to make sure that this time there's sup-port for the troops. In the 60s* we should have taken our anger out on the political leadership that got us in Vietnam in the first place and not

Cherry Hill district destined for history By Diana Gale staff writer

While the rest of the world rushes by. a hamlet in what is now western Canton, with a little luck, will con-tinue to"be forgotten by time.

The Cherry Hill and Ridge Road crossing has long been called the Cherry Hill historic district. Canton trustees took steps Tuesday to make the local designation official by hav-ing a public bearing.

The 75-acre village includes some of Canton's few remaining farms and 24 houses A small factory built by Henry Ford in the 1940s and the Cherry Hill United Methodist Church are antiquated landmarks of Can-ton's roots.

"The name of the historic district has always been in spirit," said Melissa McLaughlin, historic district commission member

The local designation will require that the historic district commission approve any new buildings or addi-tions.

"Basically we're trying to prevent inappropriate additions or out build-ings that would ndt be in correspond-ence with the entire district," McLaughlin said. "It wouldn't prohi-bit anyone from adding, it would en-sure that the integrity of the struc-ture would be maintained."

• THE FOLKSY, old-time character of the Cherry Hill Village has long been an attraction for tourists and residents alike Some passersby even get out of their cars, walk into yards and take pictures, said Mary Hauk. a Canton farmer who lives in the dis-trict.

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. toe soldiers." Of the broad support for the cur-

rent war, Joyner said. "People tend -to jump in and be very supportive initially, but it doesn't get to what caused us to be there in the first place. . •

"When th-; euphoria wears off, we're going to wonder, 'Why the de-pendence on toreign oil?'.," Joyner said. "I'm one who feels that negoti-aUon is always favorable' to fighting


Airport foes chart course Seek ballot issue, plan to file appeal

By Kevin Brown staff writer

Despite some initial setbacks. Mettetal Airport opponents are pur-suing their opposiUon to the Plym-outh-Plymouth Township purchase of the airport on two fronts

The actions are

e Plymouth Concerned Citizens, which opposes public ownership of the Canton airport, is collecting peti tion signatures seeking an amend-ment to the city charter to prohibit city commissioners from buying the airport

e James Romzek. the attorney representing Canton Township and Plymouth Concerned. Citizens, said he plans to file an appeal Tuesday of a circuit judge's Feb 6 ruling that city commissioners and Plymouth Township trustees can pursue efforts to buy and run the airport

As to what he'll cite in that appeal. "I l l leave that to the pleadings. Romzek said

' MEANWHILE. BILL McANINCH of Plymouth Concerned Citizens said his group is having "no trouble" col-lecting petition signatures favoring the charter amendment -

Almost nobody is for the air-port." he said This group is going to do everything we can- to be beard"


2A(Q O&E Monday. February 18. 1991

Yack's assistant receives 7.7% pay increase By Dian« Gate staff writer

Canton Supervisor Tom Yack's ad-ministrative assistant was given a 7.7 percent pay increase at a Tues-day. .Feb. 12. board meeting.

Dan Calabrese was hired to the newly created post Jan. 29.1990. -

Canton trustees voted 6-1 for the increase Treasurer Gerald Brown cast the lone vote against the pay raise that increases the salary from

$26,000 to 928,000 retroactive to Jan.-29.

All Cannon employees, except elected officials, received a 2.5 per-cent raise July 29, 1990 and another 2.5 percent Jan. 29, 1991, Yack said to the board. . •

"I feel that during the past year Dan Calabrese has performed his du-ties as the supevisor's assistant in a satisfactory manner," Yack said. "He has increased his knowledge of the township operations and has de-

veloped to the point where he is a tremendous asset both to me and to the township. We should treat him like all the other employees, that's all."

CALABRESE SERVES at the whim of the voters. Brown said, ex-plaining that if Yack isn't re-elected Calabrese will be out of a job.

can't justify giving him 7.7 per-cent when I pot 5.2 percent," Brown

said. "It's a political appointment job.1;

Trustee Phil LaJoy said he sup-ported the raise, because it was con-sis tan t with the other township em-ployee raises.

"We have some rhyme or reason for it," said LaJoy, owner of Norrell temporary service employer, Ann Arbor.

Trustee Robert Shefferly said the raise was appropriate.

"I think at this particular point,

when you go to a new organization, the person is in line for a raise with-in 4-6 months," Shefferly said. "Next time, although, I will have to take a hard look at (a raise)."

Yack said the system in applying raises for elected officials, supervi-sor, clerk and" treasurer, "stinks."

ELECTED OFFICIALS don't receive a pay Increase until Nov. 20 yearly. All other employees receive their year to year increases at the

start of the year.

The supervisor receives $53,600 annually; treasurer and clerk each earn, 144.400 annually. . ' -

The increase this year will be determined by what the classified employees receive, "which hasn't been determined. Likely it will be between 4-5 percent annually, Dan Durack, municipal services adminis-trator.

Father sends musical note to son Continoed from Page 1

Kneeshaw said, their pretense is that "there's too much blood being spilled for oil.

"We want the people who think this is a greedy move to see that the people over there are looking for peace."

"We're not promoting the war," Webster said. "We're promoting the people out there defending Ameri-ca."

KNEESHAWS SON, Scott. 21, is

serving in the 82nd Airborne and is a veteran of the U.S. invasion of Pana-ma.

"The sun is going down in the desert sky. Bullets are flying, sol-diers are fighting. Stand behind the flags that you represent. Let it be your desert' shield. Moving through the sand like a Desert Storm"

Kneeshaw' shook his head of thick blond hair and chuckled nervously' when he recalled that after his son

graduated from high school, he sug-gested that he join the military, and of course, he didn't know the danger that lay ahead.

"I'd rather have him- home now, but at the same time, I'm proud as hell of him," Kneeshaw said.

"The last time I heard from Scott was Jan. 11."

Kneeshaw said he and his wife, Sylvia, spend -endless hours in front of the CNN (Cable News Network) channel, hoping they'll catch a glimpse of their son.

"We got all his persohal belong-

ings he sent home and that was the last we heard of him." Kneeshaw said, explaining that his son was pre-paring to go to battle. "It's kind of scary."

ALTHOUGH HE'S hoping to deliv-er a copy of the song to his son, the second best seenaricf, he said, would be to convince a media agency, like CNN or Stars and Stripes, a military newspaper, to deliver a copy.

"I want" him (Scott) to realize what he and his buddies over there are doing," Kneeshaw said.

Anti-war voices challenge assumptions Continued from Page'1

"I value people that have se rved" ' but I don't value a foreign policy that has brought us a place where we have to go to war," be said. ' — ~-

' .'I've never been for war, I used to demonstrate in the 60s against war," said one Plymouth business woman-,

adding, "My marching days are past I have a job." v

She declined to be named to pro-tec t her hnsi>w»ss "I know there are a lot of conflicts in the world and lots of evil people. I wish there were some other way of going about it be-sides sending guns and airplanes and bombs. If George Bush had a young

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son and had to send him over, we probably wouldn't be fighting."

When she notices the support for the war expressed by most. "I think, oh goodness, we don't think alike — here's a person I don't share basic values with."

To those supporting the war who bring up the argument thatHussein's

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capability to launch nuclear weap-ons must be stopped, she asks, "Why couldn't we send in 20 guys and do the same thing? -

"Why are they having war? It doesn't make any sense to me. It seems the people who are in power have economic interests that are bettered by it."

Airport opposition to pursue ballot issue, appeal on ruling Trustees take action

Man steals gasoline The driver of a white Ford pick-

up truck reportedly stole 36 gallons of gas valued at $44.50 on Feb. 12 from an Amoco station 00 Lilley Road, according to police.

A man, 5-foot-7-lnches tall, about 160 pounds jrith brown hair, left the station without paying.

BAD DROP: Police arrested a man standing outside Crossings of Canton apartments Feb. 13 after they were called on -a possible trespassing and suspicious situa-tion case.

At the police station, a bag ap-parently containing marijuana fell out of the man's jacket, police said.

COLD CRIME: A snowbiower. valued at $270, was reported stolen Feb. 12 from a garage on Hedgerow Court.

ON FILM: A 14-year-old Canton boy last week videotaped a . 15-year-old boy who he said has been harassing him. ..

The 15-year-old went to-the other boy'shouse, with what appeared to be a pistol, and said: "That's for you," a police report said.

• Although the weapon was orange, the 14-year-old told police

crime watch that he is frightened by what the other boy might do.

HOUSE BREAK-IN: . Thieves broke into a mobile home in Royal Holiday, on Warren Road, last week.

A woman told police that her mother, who owns the house, was in Florida at the time of the break-in. The daughter reported a $500 VCR was stolen; along with three bottles of alcohol, valued at $25; and jewelry, which did not have a listed value.

In a separate case, a Geddes Road homeowner reported that her house was broken into spmetime between Feb. 1 and 11.

She reported $500 worth of dam-age to doors, $100 worth of dry wall damage and that $700 worth of fireplace utensils were stolen.

These are a'sample of inci-dents recently reported to the Canton police. For emergencies dial, 9-1-1. For police and fire business calls dial, 397->3000.

Continued from Page 1 While city commissioners have al-

ready voted to take steps to buy the airport,' mostly with federal and state money, a citywide vote on the charter amendment "hopefully would be held before acquisition of

. the property," Romzek said.

.ON THE petitions being circulat-ed throughout the city, voters are asked to support a charter amend-ment specifying "that the pity shall not directly or indirectly acquire, es-tablish, operate, construct, maintain or own an airport either within or without its boundaries," or enter into an intergovernmental airport opera-tion agreement "unless approved by the majority of the qualified elector-ate of the city."

Earlier petition signatures sub- • mitted to the city seeking a similar charter amendment to set a public vote on an airport were rejected on the basis that the name of the. group seeking the amendment was not list-ed on two. places on the petitions, as required by law.

The petitions now being circulated should be accepted by the city "and we will get a vote." McAninch said.

At City commission meetings where Plymouth residents told com-missioners they didn't want an air-port purchase, "They were treating us in such a/ashion that we weren't citizens, we weren't part of the ac-tion," McAninch said. ,

City Attorney Ron Lowe said that even if the charter amendment Is ap-proved by voters, it is unclear as. to

whether it could actually stop the - city-ttfwnship effort to operate the airport. Mayor Dennis Bila has di-rected Lowe t a research this.

"I DO N T think the court should start today (to allow airport acquisi-tions outside the boundaries of the municipalities seeking to buy the airport)," Romzek said before Wayne County Circuit Judge Rich-ard Kaufman on Feb. 6.

Among reasons for rejecting the public purchase of the airport, oppo-nents have cited a lack of informa-tion on potential liability and other potential costs to taxpayers.

City commissioners favoring the airport purchase have stressed that the agreement between Plymouth and Plymouth Township calls for .no use of local taxes to support the air-port

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t "People'are so bold as to walk into our houses and take pictures," she said. "(Canton residents also) like to see what's out here."

Speeding drivers can be dangerous to the slow moving farm equipment and the children playing In the area. And curiosity seekers can be intru-sive, Hauk said. However, she and her family support the historic des-ignation, she said.

"We support and want to see the old homes preserved," she said.

The architectural styles range in the village from the 1800s to 1991 and include Victorian, Queen Anne, ItaliaaAte, Georgian and Greek Re-vivajf No one particular design is promoted over another.

DAN WEST, whose ancestors have long lived in the village, was con-cerned that restrictions could be-come intrusive, he said at the board meeting Tuesday. _

The village is made up of a com-munity of close-knit residents who should be assured that their rights won't be violated, he said.

'Tm not against the (historic) dis-trict (designation)," West said. •

THE HISTORIC district commis-sion plans to work on r/vimg and ' planning proposals that would aiao "wedge and bulwark from develop-ment encroaching on the district," McLaughlin said. The farms add a special flavor, she said.

"But we realize that the large ' landowners have a right to sell their -land and in many cases that is their retirements."

The historic designation is a meth-od to encourage developers to be sensitive about the district's special character and to work in protecting i t ,

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More than 1,500 high school in-s t r u m e n t a l , m u s i c i a n s f r o m Southeastern Michigan participated in the Annual District Solo and En-semble Festival on Saturday, Feb. 2. - The event was hosted by Livonia

Franklin High School and sponsored by the Michigan School Band and Or-chestra Association.

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. state level competition Soloists were Ali Homes. Susie

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Firestone, f lu te /c la r ine t duet; Heather Zednik. Samantha Spencer. Melissa Francis. Clarinet Trio, Tri-cia Grzeskowiak, Melissa Rock wood, Frendh horn duet; Mike Temple,

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The following student participants received second division ratings

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Suburban West Community Cen-ter, a non-profit community mental health agency, will bold its annual meeting S-7 p.m Tuesday. Feb 26. at its partial day'program office in the Livonia, Center at 27595 School-craft, Livonia -

Suburban West -has been serving the community for more than 10 years by providing' programs and as-sistance to adults with mental illness .

Gloria Aldr idge a n d Ruth L u c a s a d d r e s s s o m e Of t h e h u n d r e d s Gulf. The UAW p a s s e d ou t t h e c a r d s a n d c o l l e c t e d then? f r o m of c a r d s s i g n e d by w o r k e r s at t h e Ford Motor Co. plant on worke r s , a n d Ford paid for t h e mai l ing . About 60 w o r k e r s at

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By Darrell Clem staff writer

A contract settlement for Wayne-Westland teachers has prompted hundreds of other school employees to line up for their share of the pay-^ raise pie.

The district serves southeast Can-ton.- . *

Contract talks between school Of-ficials and union leaders represent-ing bus drivers, custodians, cafeteria workers, secretaries and principals, among others, had been virtually pushed aside pending last week's ap-proval of a teacher pact.

But the various bargaining teams now plan to return to the negotiating table for what they hope will be a swift settlement of unresolved issues — mostly related to salaries and benefits.

No strikes have been threatened by the seven unions representing nearly 600 school employees — some of whom have, been working

Wayne- West land School District The district serves southeast Cantor

for. 1 years -without a • contract. Those workers had been closely watching teacher contract negotia-tions

"They were'waiting to see what the big kid on \he block wais going to receive." said Bill Taylor, associate superintendent- for employee ser-vices.

School board member Sylvia Ko-zorosky-Wiacek, during a recent board meeting, appeared somewhat concerned that the - 11.9-percent

. teacher pay raises awarded over two years could raise expectations among . other school employees. (Teachers actually will receive 9.8 percent "in-pocket" because the con-tract expires in August of the second

year) It appears Kozorosky-Wiacek was

on target. ARTHUR WOOD, union president

of the American Federation o"f State. County and Municipal Employees Local 1483. which" represents some 300 school bus drivers, custodians and cafeteria workers, said union members would welcome a settle-ment similar to the one teachers received * "I 'm sure they would all love that, if the (school) board is going to be fair about "It," Wood said Local AFSCME members have been work-ing without a contract since July 1. 1989 ; , „

However, school officials re-

frained from linking the teacher pay raises • to potential wage hikes for other employees

"We're going to negotiate with each-of these (bargaining) units indi-vidually;" said Thomas Svitkovfch, associate superintendent.

Though no deadline has been set for the AFSCME negotiations. Wood said some workers hope-for a settle-ment prior to March 13 That's when school district voters will decide in a special election whether to approve ' a five-year, 7.75-mill tax increase that would pump an additional $11.5 million a year into district coffers.

"I'm not going to let tharbe a gun to my head," Wood said, but he coo-ceded some workers fear they won t receive a fair settlement if the mil-la ge proposal fails before a contract is approved

THOUGH SOME workers are tn their second year without a coo tract, negotiators desc^.bed the tone of talks as cordial.

"Our problem is not that we have problems at the (negotiating) table."' Taylor said "The problem, is the (district's) financial difficulties But we're optimistic We'd like to see a settlement as soon as possible."

The school bus drivers, custodians and cafeteria workers represented by Wood account for more than half of the nearly 600 employees working without a contract ,

But school officials also must reach an accord with six other groups secretaries, maintenance workers, building administrators, such as principals; para-profession-ais, some central office administra-tors; and employees at the Tinkham Center for special education stu-dents .

All of the groups are without a contract except for the two adminis-trative unions, which are in the third year of separate pacts that called

_ for salary reopeners In the final year

Mall to host photo exhibit

The United Way for Southeast-ern Michigan will premiere a photographic exhibit March 4-11 at Laurel Park Place

The exhibit, titled "Give a Lit-, tie Piece of Your Heart," features the photographic works of 28 area -professional photographers.

The photographs show "people helping people" throughout the Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties area The exhibit will consist of more than 30 enlarged black and white photographs

The exhibit, to be on the Grand Court of Laurel Park Place mall, is co-sponsored by the Michigan chapter of the American Society of Magazine Photographer*

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Ford plant workers, students exchange information, ideas By M.B. Ditlon stgff writer

National Vocational Education Week brought lots more than procla-mations and yawns to the Plymouth-Canton Community last week.

For one thing, professionals from Ford Motor Co.'s Sheldon Road plant visited business and engineering classes at Plymouth Salem High School, exchanging information with teachers and students ... The visit gave Ford's Anne Sand-ford, BokSly and Freda Robbins an idea of what skills students are bringing to the workplace

And it provided teachers Joan Savage, Laurie Howe and Larry Phillips as well as vocationaJ>«duca-tion director Harold Gaertner in-sights into the skill levels and. tech-nology in place in the industrial world ' The exchange was an outgrowth of the Plymouth-Canton Community Business Education Partnership that began wiih Unisys and the school district about two years ago.

"Joan Savage and I visited Ford Motor last week and spent an after-noon seeing their latest technology firsthand, said Howe, who like Sav-age teaches in the business depart-ment

"They came back to reciprocate." "I was quite impressed." said Sly.

a manufacturing engineer who works with' -heat exchangers in Ford's aluminum operations

"I saw some students today that would surpass any engineer in our computer-aided design a rea" Sly

. was speaking of students in Phillips' engineering and drawing class

SANDFORD, A secretary for Ford's division controller, said tlît after visitmg the computer applica-tions class, she realized computer-ized table setting is changing rapid ly That's one case where we are be-hind "

The theme of this year s ree ed week iâs "Vocational Education Classroom of the Future "

Gaertner said students are being prepared for a new world, "one em-phasising robotics, computer-assist

.ed manufacturing and design, health fields, business and telecommunica-tion The 1990 s fastest-growing oc-

cupations -will demand 30 million workers with less than four years of college," he said.

Gaertner called Ford Motor "a pillar as far as the Plymouth-Canton community's business-education partnership.

"The program is growing very well, in fact very deliberately."*

Ford invites students every year to tour its climate control plant orj Sheldon Road An improvement in the economy should bring more op-portunities for student co-op pro-grams and internships. Sly said

Savage and Howe encouraged the Ford representatives to speak to their classes

"Teachers and parents can tell students things, but it's so much more meaningful to them when they hear it from someone in the work-place." said Savage

"Coming from an outsider it does carry a lot of weight.'' agreed Howe

Sandford immediately thought of one message she'd deliver to stu-dents

T would hope people realize that being a secretary is-an important, significant class.of work," she said "There's a stigma attached to it. but if you're a secretary, you contrib-ute "

Betty Bloch. who coordinates the Plymouth-Canton Business-Ediica-tion Partnerships, said the pro-gram's intern is to match teachers with business professionals in relat-ed fields in order to expose students to all types of careers

In addition to Ford and Unisys, area companies involved • include Strom Computer of Plymouth, the Packaging Corp of America, and Johnson Controls Inc of Plymouth

wnship The whole program is a joint effort by the Plymouth and Canton Chambers of Commerce, and the school district, "-Bloch said

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Youth • • WINTER BREAK CLASSES

Feti 19-22, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. — The Living Science Foundation and

- Plymouth/Canton Community Edu-> cation will offer winter break class-

es for children ages 5-12 at Caiiton High School, 8415 Canton Center

• Road. Biology is the focus Tuesday, Feb. 19; v astronomy, Wednesday,

' Feb. 20; life on Earth, Thursday, -• Feb. 21, and "Where In the World

Day" Friday, Feb. 22. Price is $40 ' per day. Call 451-6660 to register.

- • STORYTIME AT LIBRARY Monday, Feb. 25 — Registration

for Daytime Preschool Storytime at - the Plymouth District Library, for

children ages 3Vi-5, will begin 10 - a.m. in person, and 10:30 a.m. by

phone, Sessions will be held on four consecutive Mondays, Starch 4-25.

Tuesday, Feb. 26 — Registration • for Evening Toddler Storytime will . begin at 6:30 p.m. in person and 7 • p.m. by phone Sessions will be held

on four consecutive Tuesdays, March 5-26

Thursday, Feb. 28 — Registration for Daytime Toddler Storytime for

" children ages 2-3"* will begin at 10 a.m. in person and 10:30 a.m. by phone. Sessions will be held on four

- consecutive Thursdays, March 7-28. Arrangements must be made for siblings as parents are required to

- participate. Call 453-0750.

• CANTON FINE ART Begins Saturday, March 2 — Can-

ton -Parks_and Recreation Services, in conjunction with D & M Art Stu-dio. will sponsor a series of seven-week art classes for beginners and those that have some art experience. Classes for children, first grade and up, and adults include: cartooning (9-10 a.m.), fashion design (10:15-11:15 a.m.), multi-media and drawing (11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.). Adults and teens may register for introduction to drawing and painting (12:45-2 p.m.). Price is $49- Call 97-5110.

• PLYMOUTH YMCA CLASSES

March-April — Evening classes offered for youths are: basketball, March 4 to April 16, Mondays at Farrand School, Tuesdays at Smith School; and floor hockey. March 5 to April 16, Tuesdays at Gallimore School.

Preschool classes — Preschool fit-ness, preschool pre-ballet. Half Pints in the Kitchen, spice rack series and Valentine's Day mini-session. . Call 453-2904 to register

• SCHOLARSHIP AVAILABLE Delta Kappa Gamma is offering a

scholarship for a graduating senior from Plymoufch-Canton Community Schools who plans to pursue a col-lege degree in education. For more information contact the guidance office at Canton or Salem High School.

on the agenda l Canton

Canton Board of Trustees meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 19, at the Can-ton administration building, Canton Center south of Proctor. Trustees will discuss a master thoroughfare plan and an update from the Asses-sor's office.

rPlymouth •

Plymouth's City Commission Tmeets at 7:30 p.m. today at city hall, 201 S. Main.

r Mayor Dennis Bila is scheduled to tmake appointments to an airport board. The commisison is^also sched-

uled to consider requests from: the American Cancer Society to conduct ^solicitation; the Cycling Saddlemen to hold a bicycle tour in June; ,the Plymouth-Canton YMCA to hold a run; and the Plymouth-Canton Jay-cees to have a parade kick-off on July 4. At each meeting, citizens are allowed time to address concerns be-fore commissioners.

Plymouth-Canton schools

The Plymouth-Canton Community Schools will hold a worship meeting, at 7:30 p.m today at the school board offices, 454 S. Harvey, Plym-. outh.

y : clubs In action i ' M PLYMOUTH B^W I The Plymouth business and Pro-*_ iessional Women's Club will meet 6 * p.m. Monday, Feb, X8, at the May-* flower Hotel, Main and Ann Arbor I Trail in downtown Plymouth. There ! will be a 6 p.m. social hour. The eve-* ning will include the Young Career-* ist program j : Plymouth BPW meetings are held ; the third Monday of the month at the * Mayflower Hotel in Plymouth. For ! reservations or more information, ; call Shirley Nair, 349-2969.

t • BUSINESSWOMEN t The American Business Women's t Association, MA1A chapter, will-* meet Tuesday, Feb. 19, at the Ann £ Arborr Regent Hotel, on Plymouth * Road There will be 5:30 p.m. net-

* -working, 6:30 p.m dinner and the ^ , 27 30 p.m. program and business J meeting. Speaker Sheila Feigelson, •- pi.D., will present a program on w ."iLaughing Matters for Serious Busi-£ ness — Especially in Times of ;• Stress." Guests may attend. For res-•l ^rvations or more information, call £ Linda Biskupski, 761- 3912". \ '

: • CATHOLIC SINGLES The Catholic .Alumni Club will

:• meet 8 p.m Wednesday, Feb 20. at £ _ the Livonia Civic Center Library,

.- "Ftve Mile east of Farmington Road. '• The group is for practicing Catholics

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Monday, Feb. 18, l.p.m. — Slide show on Australia at Plymouth Cul-tural Center. Call 455-6620.

Wednesday, Feb. 27 - Canton * Seniors will enjoy an "Afternoon of

Art" at the Detroit Institute of Arts; 111.50 includes lunch; register now (397-5444).

Friday, March J, I p.m. — Sen. Robert Geake will be the guest speaker at the Senior Citizens Cur-cent Issues Discussion, Group meet-ing at the Plymouth Cultural Center, 525 Farmer Street in Plymouth. Open to all senior citizens and the general public. Call 455-6620.

Monday, March 11 — Canton Sen-iors may attend "The Platters Show," at Bavarian Inn in Franken— muth. Includes shopping and dinner.

. Register now (397-5444). April'3 — Canton Seniors will go

to Meadowbrook Theatre to see ""In-herit the Wind," $17.50 includes lunch at Bill Knapp's. Register now (397-5444).

Saturday, March 16, 12-4 p.m. — Senior citizens are invited to the 9tb . Annual St. Patrick's Day Dinner at the Mayflower, sponsored by Canton Township Parks & Recreation Sec-vices. Price is $8.50, residents; $12, non-residents, includes dinner and live entertainment. Call 397-5444.

April 25-May IB — Australia, New Zealand and Hawaii; sponsored by City of Plymouth Parks and Recre-ation; |3,299; 455-6620.

SundayVrhunday, May 19-23 - . Hudson River Valley Trip, sponsored by City of Plymouth Parks and Rec-reation; $499; 455-6620. .

Sunday-Saturday, Aug. 4-17 — Norway, Sweden and Denmark; sponsored by City of Plymouth Parks and Recreation; $2,499; 455-6620.

Sunday, Dec. 29 — Canton Seniors, will go to the Fisher J®>eatre to see

"Les M^erables;" |28 includes lower balcony seats; $10 deposit, non-re-fundable. Register now (397-5444).

• ART HISTORY SERIES Tuesday, Feb. 19, 1-3 p.m. — The

conclusion of a three-part, slide-il-lustrated lecture series will examine the paintings and careers of the Wy-eth family. Professor Michael Far-reli will conduct the final session at St John's Episcopal Church on Shel-don Road in Plymouth. Coffee will be available at 12:45 p.m. Price is $10. Call 455-0782 or 459-1875.

• LUNCHTIME PROGRAM Tuesday, Feb. 19, noon — Bring a

brown bag lunch to the Plymouth District Library and enjoy "The American Short Story Video Series." Coffee, tea and juice will be avail-able. For more information call Mrs. Barlage at 453-0750.

• ESTATE PLANNING .Wednesday, Feb. 20,1-2:30 p.m. —

"Plymouth Community Family YMCA is conducting a free seminar an organizing your estate to mini-mize taxes and maximize wealth at its office at 248 Union Street in Plymouth. Refreshments will be served. To register call 453-2904.

• TRIPS The Plymouth Parks .and Recre-

ation Department will sponsor the following trips:

Monday, March 11 — Franken-muth, $42. " •-

Tuesday, March"19, six nights.—. Palm Springs, $949. •

Thursday*- April 11 — Westgate Dinner Theater to see "Camelot," $38, residents; $39, non-residents. In-cludes international lunch biiffet.

Thursday-Friday, April 25-May 10 — Australia. $3,299.

Monday, May 20, four days*— Du-buque Casino Belle Riverboat, $379.

Thursday, June 27, six days —

New York, Atlantic City and Phila-delphia, $575. *

Sunday-Saturday, Aag. 4-17 — Scandinavia Trip, $2,499.

Tuesday, Aug. 27, seven days — Canadian Rockies, $1,199.

Call the Recreation Department. 455-6620, for details.' • AMERICAN DIABETES

Wednesday. "Feb. 20, 7:30 p.m. — The Western Wayne and Washtenaw County Chapter of the American Di-abetes Association is welcoming new members at its meeting in Plym-outh. Call 455-4929. • KNITTING GUILD . Thursday, Feb. 21, 6:30 p.m. — The Woolgatherer's Knitting Guild invites new members to bring a cur-rent project and meet with fellow knitters at the Dunning-Hough Li-brary in Downtown Plymouth. Call

. 455-1964 or 525-9122. • SOFTBALL MEETINGS

Saturday, Feb. 23 — Information-al meetings for men (10 a.m.), wom-en (10:30 a.m.) and coed, (11 a m.) will be at the Canton Township Ad-ministration Building. Call 397-5110.

• FITNESS CLASSES Beginning Monday, Feb. 25 —

Aerobics classes, sponsored by the Presbyterian Women, will be at the First Presbyterian Church in Plym-outh. Numerous morning and eve-ning sessions are available, as well as morning sessions in Canton. Co-ed classes and childcare are available. An eight-week session (16 classes) is $40. Eldercise .classes are Tuesday and Friday mornings and cost $1 per class. Call 459-9485

• TRAVELOGUE i J&doesday, March 6, 8 p.m. -

Kiwanis Clubs of Plymouth offer a travelogue on "California — Off th«T Beaten Path" by Lynn Bramkamp at Salem High School Auditorium (Joy Road). Price is $4. Call Jim Vermeu-len at 459-2276 for transportation in-formation. »

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Jill, a ninth grade student at Plymouth-Canton High School, has been named Carrier of the Month for December by the Canton Observer.

She is the daughter of Jim and Barb Mellis.

Her favorite subjects in school are math and science. Her hobby is swimming. Among her outstanding awards are membership in the Na-tional Honor Society and swimming trophies. * -

She plans on attending college and seeking a career in either math or science. - ;

She likes her route because it al-lows her to meet people. Her route has helped her learn responsbility and money management. - Other young people could benefit from a route because "it's a great' way to earn, money," she said

If you want to be a Plymouth Observer carrier, please call

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• NEWCOMERS CLUB . The Plymouth Newcomers Club

has canceled the new member coffee scheduled for Thursday, Feb. 21. The next coffee for new members will be.

' in March. The club is for new resi-dents of Plymouth or Plymouth Township.

Club members have planned a square dance, to be held the evening of Saturday, March 9, at The Lazy J Ranch in Milford. Price is $22 per couple Guests and . former New-comers members may also attend. Reservations must be made by Fri-day, Feb. 22 For reservations or more information, call 453-0287.

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American Federation of State. Coun-ty and Municipal Employees locals will receive a 6-percent wage in-crease this year and a combined 13-percent increase over the next three years as a result of contracts ap-proved Thursday by the county Board of Commissioners.

• Contracts cover county office workers, as well as those in the coun-ty health service, public service and engineering departments, the county youth home and union-affiliated su-pervisors

AFSCME workers will receive a 6-percent increase retroactive to Dec I. Step increases over the next two years-will increase" wages 13 percent by the time the contracts expire in

November 1993, deputy county exec-utive Michael Duggan said.

—Step increases are due in Dei-env ber and again in December 1992. Those at top union scale will receive a 3 5-percent percent bonus, plus an additional $300 at that time.

Contracts cover an estimated 2.400 workers, roughly one-half the county's union workforce.

AFSME locals 25. 101, 409, 1659, 1862 and. 2926 have already ratified the contract, county officials said. Commissioners unanimously ap-proved the the contracts.

Negotiations continue with unions representing sheriff's department sergeants and lieutenants, airport fire fighters and power plant em-ployees, Duggan said.

Budget fight over — for now By Wayna Paal staff writer

S ' c r a f t t o h o l d j o b f a i r Area businesses and high school

students are invited to participate in the Schoolcraft College Job Fair. Tuesday. April 30

Free booths are provided for busi-nesses to hand out job applications, conduct interviews and accept resumes. . '

"Employers can look for part-time and summer- employees, as well as full-time workers

Companies represented at last

year's job fiir included Crowley's, Henry Ford Museum & Greenfield Village, Jacobson's, Mariott Hotel, McDonald's. Meijer Inc., Mervyns. Novi Hilton. Kelly Services, United Parcel Services, Winkleman Stores Inc and Ya Ya's Flame-Bnoiled Chicken.

Additional information is avail-able by calling 462-4421. Schoolcraft is at 18600 Haggerty, between Six and Seven^lile roads, Livonia.

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Wayne County's budget fight ap-pears over, but both sides accuse the other of hitting below the belt.

County commissioners trimmed the county's |1.8 billion budget by $950,345 Thursday, eliminating revenue that was expected to come from the sale of county owned •property in Northville and cutting spending for numerous county op-eration? » •*

In the process, commissioners abandoned plans to sue the county executive's office over the budget

While neither sfde was calling it a tradeoff, the executive's office said it would authorize payment for county workers whose checks had been withheld as a result of the dispute over the land sale revenue

Despite the apparent Truce, addi-tional - possibly heated — budget negotiations are expected to con-tinue.

"WE NOW have a legal budget, but it's not a responsible budget." deputy county executive Michael Duggan said

Two reductions approved by the commission Thursday are now at issue They include a $95,000 cut to the county prosecutor's office and -$SO.OOO reduction for. personnel at the new county jail in Hamtramck

The executive's office is also up-set that commissioners approved'

i s . 'If the assumption is ; we're doing this so people will get paid, that's not the truth.'

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increases for their own budget as well as those for the county clerk

Commissioners, though", said it was the executive's staff that need-ed trimming.

"IT'S ALWAYS the little guy that gets hurt,", said Shirley Poling. D-Canton

Commissioners noted the execu-tive's office salaries and fringe benefits accounted for $12 5 mil-lion. compared with $5 39 million for commission staffers

Other commissioners said it was an* outrage the executive would

withhold payment for jobs they au-thorized

I think it's totally unfair, in fact I think it's unconscionable," said Kay Beard. D-Inkster

Cogimission Chairman Arthur Blackwell, D-Detroit. agreed With-holding payment, he said, set a dangerous precedent."

Despite their concerns, commis-sioners generally seemed glad a court fight-would be avoided

"I question the cuts for the pro-secutor and jail;, but 1 believe ^his is a good starting point." Kevii Kellev, D-Redford said.

Commission operations director Warren Evans was among the "10 to 12 people" whose checks were withheld, Duggan said

"The county commission shouldn't have approved jobs when there wasn't money to pay those people,' Duggan said

Land saje revenue won't be as-sured until May. Duggan said when developer R.A DeMattia de-cides whether to exercise his op-tion. Homes and offices are planned for the 930-acre site.

Commisisoners eliminated the land sale revenue due to concern over the slumping housing market. Blackwell said.

"If th^ assumption is we're doing this so people will get paid, that s not the truth." he said '

Commisisoners had earlier sought legal representation." though McNamara vetoed their hiring of outside counsel.'

While commissioners didn't try to override the veto, they said they expected the executive to authorize a $1,000 payment- for legal bills they incurred in the budget fight.

Most of the budget cuts author-ized Thursday were for capital ex-penses and equipment, not person-nel But commissioners said other deeper cuts could be coming.

Because we'run one to two quarters behind the general econo-my. we might not feel the recession until our next fiscal year." said George Cushingberry. D-Detroit.

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Jail guards are needed To the editor:

We need our corrections officers. The Department of Corrections

handed out 2,900 layoff notices, 1,800 of these .were given to uniformed of-ficers. This is a dangerous way to try to save money and creates a very volatile situation.

Our prisons are understaffed. In Ionia there are approximately 5,000 prison inmates and 1,000 officers to guard them. These 1,000 guards are not all on duty ?.» the same time. They all have days off and this num-ber covers three shifts. This Is not a good balance.

The Riverside Correctional Facili-ty has three officers-for 90-plus in-mates living in a gymnasium. The Michigan Training Unit, where they

' are double bunking (two inmates in a room made for one) has three offi-cers to 178 inmates. I call this a very dangerous and a potentially life-threatening situation. Not just offi-

' cers lives or inmates lives, but yours and mine as well. Our prisons are not like those on television. These of-ficers are not allowed to carry weap-ons They are unarmed.

I am not a corrections officer. I do not work for. the prison system. I do, however, live and work in a prison community, so I have friends

-relatives who do. The - never compensate for the

or loss of one of these people. lived and worked in this area for al-most 13 years and I have felt safe

. . until now.

Jerrie Levering Lyons

Students are thankful To the editor

The students of West Middle School overwhelmingly thank the community for supporting our IBM computer through the collection of Kroger receipts. We have received" one IBM computer and have a sec-ond one on the way. Thank you for reniembering West with your Kroger receipts.

M t t h M. Stone, principal West Middle School

Some simple advice for

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parents To the editor:

I have only been a teacher for five years, so l can't give advice based on decades of teaching. I can put 20 • years of parenting and five years of teaching together and come up with some pretty profound, yet simple suggestions for helping your child experience success in school.

The most obvious conclusion I have come up with, is that if a par-ent thinks their child's education is important, the child will usually feel the same way. Parents have differ-ent ways of showing interest in their children's education.

Some talk to them about school on a daily basis. Some help their chil-dren with homework: Some volun-teer "for parent - activities in the school, and some just look through their child's papers with them at night. Depending on their style, a concerned parent will find a way to show interest in their child's educa-tion. In my opinion, this makes the difference. This becomes the differ-ence between the kids who experi-ence success in school and the kids who experience failure in school.

In my position as a special educa-tion teacher, I am required "to look at IQ scores I am not terribly interest-ed in IQ, but motivation excites me.

When I hear, "I can't," that's where my job begins. I lovfe showing kids how they "can!" But if "they "won't," they have chosen not to, and this presents a problem to me and a bigger one to them. This brings me back to where I started, "attitude about education."

Right now, today, you can do something about changing your child's attitude about, school. We used to play a game in our family at dinner time, where the adults each shared something good that hap-pened at work or at home that day, and the kids each shared something good that happened at school. For some kids who are already experi-encing failure, it may have to start with, "I didn't get sent .to the princi-pal's office today," or "I didn't hit Todd at recess today," or possibly, "I got a 'C cm my spelling test." It may start out slow, and it may sound "ptaooy" at first, to be sharing good

things that happened that day, but you will be the model to follow and if you can be sincere and consistent in this practice, you and your child will reap the rewards. This could start a habit of looking on the positive side.

If you have bejn hesitant to talk to i_your-middle schooler on a regular

baiis about what is- happening at school because you may be afraid to know, or you .may feel like you will get mad, or will have to give advice, relax. Because I have taught middle schoolers, I know how important it is for them to be listened to. And that is all a good listener does, "listen." They don't want your advice, they just want to be listened to. I feel that when kids are in elementary" school they need a "quantity" of attention from parents, but when they get to middle school they need "qtiality" of attention (a good listener). If a par-ent has been judgmental, it may take time for a child to feel comfortable sharing.

If this advice seems simple, it is. Try it.

' Joan Gardner Llvoqia

Band did good job To the editor:

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After: a most stressful week with the beginning of the war, it was ab-solutely wonderful to be entertained so beautifully. All of you did such a good job.

Congratulations to the National Champions. .

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cerned citizen?" are going to sue Plymouth over Mettetdl Airport. He and his cohorts are not only suing the city but also commissioners who voted in favor of the JOA with Plym-outh Township as well as the Plym-outh Township Trustees who voted in favor of it.

He is filing recall petitions against our fine, dedicated city commission- ~ ers who have to sometimes vote on difficult and emotional issues He sounds like some kind of a nut.

Doesn't he know how much money it's going to cost to have all these elections on the charter, recall, and defend his group s barrage of law-suits?

He and his supporters are doing a disservice to our fine community and thjse actions will certainly hurt Plymouth's image and reputation.

I agree with those city commis-sioners who voted in favor of the JOA with Plymouth Township to save Mettetal Airport. It's a commu-nity asset. I have been following this issue closely and 1 have spoken to friends who aren't the "rebel-rouser" types to write a lot of letters and attend city commission meet-ings. They favor keeping Mettetal Airport, especially in view of the fact that, if it is municipally owned, there will be no money used from lo-cal taxes or the general fund and it will all come from Federal govern-ment grants, a state grant, and pri-vate money. .How can we lose? The only way we lose is all the money that this "concerned citizens group" is costing our taxpayers.

I can't believe anything Supervi-sor Tom Yack says when reading his quotes in articles and press releases. It's my understanding that Canton Township was invited to .join and preserve the airport. Yack had a b e t -ter idea. He talked an about industri-al park. This would include tax abatements so all of the figures being thrown around must be taken with a grain of salt. Aren't there other 60-acre plots throughout Can-ton Township that could be used for this purpose?

There are rumors going "aVound that his real intent is to put a shop-

. ping center there., Well, if this is done, you might as well kiss down-town Plymouth good bye. Can't these concerned citizens see that the city commissioners are attempting to protect and preserve their interests by, not only keeping a unique aspect to our tri-community, but also look-ing out for the businesses In the city

of Plymouth who might have to com-pete with even more strip malls.

Dr. W. T. Stephenson Plymouth

Fly flag correctly To the editor:

I think it is great and very patriot-ic for people to fly the American flag. But unfortunately some people do not know the proper etiquette in which you display our flag.

Like if left out after dark it should have a light on it. and if it is raining it should be taken in, etc. _

If-your 'research department-Has thexomplete set of rules, I would ap-preciate it if you could put it in the paper.

Mary E. Thompson, • Plymouth

perienced the result of these require-ments.

Hopefully, neither I nor any other member of my family will be re-quired to call on your people again. But the one thing I truly learned to appreciate as the result of this in-stance is that, if we must, we are very fortunate to have available such outstanding emergency squad service in Canton. All of you should be truly proud of the services you provide to our community and you are living examples of "unsung he-roes."

I hope toy note truly conveys the sincere appreciation I have for each and every member of the team that came to my rescue, as I knoip that is the major reason I have the ability to write this thank you note. Again thank you, thank you and may God bless each and every member of your union and their families.

Gerald J. Grady Sr., Canton

Colleges Fire squad exploit did good job students

To all members of the Cantonîre-fighters emergency squad:

On Saturday morning. Jan. 12, my wife was required to calj on your people due to my experiencing se-vere chest discomfort and an anxiety attack. I want to express my sincere appreciation to each and every one of you for the outstanding job done by your crew.

The calm approach and demeanor demons t r a t ed by the _ people dispatched to my aid was a major reason that I, my wife and children were able to get through this situa-tion. I am happy to advise you that all Appears well now and that my problem apparently was caused by a sudden increase in blood pressure.

This event has caused me to won-der how many other people who tyve here in Canton do nor really under-stand and appreciate the excellent job done by your highly qualified members.

I am sure, just like me, many complain when their taxes go up, but I want to assure you I will never complain again about any increase in fire protection yixes for I have ex-

To the editor: Doc Doyle has articulated an idea

I explored during the years of our daughter's college education.

I would expand upon his suspicions that colleges are purposely making required courses inaccessible and appropriate counseling difficult to obtain in order to extend the time of captivity for their paying audience.

I believe that an investigation of these and similar practices w6uld reveal something akin to fraud. I would invite the state attorney gen-eral to research the methods by which academia manages to require that even "A" students must take summer school classes, at the very leasts if they wish to graduate within four years

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Group protests cuts to mental health By Wayne Psat staff writer

Include parents of Michigan group home residents among those out-raged at proposed cuts to the state mental health budget -

Parent groups say safety and ser-vices will deteriorate if cuts go into effect.

"One of our major concerns is that there will be cuts in staff," said Al-ice Saules. of the Plymouth Associa-tion for Retarded Citizens.

That not only mean fewer field trips, parents said, but also greater risk for group home residents.

'It means less opportunity to take somebody to the store or out for a hamburger." said Henry Widrich. parents association president for the Macomb-Oakland" Regional Center. "But it could also mean having only one person'on midnights, instead of two. in a home "where there's a be-havior problem."

"NATURALLY, safety "is our big-gest concern.-' said Saules. whose son lives, in a Dearborn Heights group home.

Money could be taken from group"

'We are trying to push . through 'a package that wouldn't impact group homes as greatly.'

— Sen. Robert Geake R-Northvil/e

homes as a result of the nearly across-the-board 9.2 percent cuts ex-pected to go into effect to balance the state budget.

Rising eligibility requirements for state aid is another concern.

" They're talking about raising the

requirement from $30,000 a year to $60,000," Widrich said 'But who makes $60,000'"

Dental service for group home residents is another program at risk, parents said.

Deteriorating service, Widrich

Secretarial group offers scholarship . A $250 secretarial scholarship is being offered by the Schoolcraft Col-lege Foundation and Professional Secretaries International. Town and Country Chapter.

Students eligible for the award must be enrolled in Schoolcraft's secretarial curriculum-orbits certi-

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school or college transcripts along with a 250-500 word essay explain-ing how the scholarship will make a difference in their education plans arid why they have chosen to become a secretary. A personal interview is.

also required. The application deadline is Fri-

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said, could also mean deteriorating grOup home maintenance

"It could mean group homes woo l get painted and that would certainly make neighbors scream," Widrich said. •

The Plymouth ARC and MORC co-sponsored gn emergency parents meeting Sunday in Southfield to dis-cuss the menu! health budget

"We invited over 3,000 people, in-cluding state legislators," Saules said

State. Sen R Robert Geake. R-Northville, said more money for group homes could be forthcoming as soon as this week.

"WE ARE trying to push through a package that wouldn't impact group homes as greatly," said Geake. vice chairman of the state Senate AppropriaUons Committee, the group that would ultimately de-cide how much money is set aside for group homes. "Right now. we're working on the corrections budget, once that's decided we should turn our attention to social services."

Whatever the outcome, parents af-filiated with Plymouth ARC and MORC said they'll keep fighting for their loved ones.

Tve been at this 40 years.' said Widrich. whose late brother;in-law was a longtime group home resident I'm not going to stop now.

Agency seeks proposals The Senior Alliance Inc. is seek-

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Services are adult day care, chores, congregate' meals, home-delivered meals, homemaker, in-formation and referral, legal as sistance, minor home repair, over night respite (contingent on funding; personal care, respite care, senior center staffing and telephone reassurance. .:

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taste buds

chef Larry Janes

Classic sauces dying out

Ln this modern age of weight-watching and health consciousness, with fads coming and going so fast they make your head spin, velvety sauces are becoming a thing of the past in the kitchen.

Is it obscene to dress a fish with a dollop of orange glaz£* My fresh broccoli shivers at the thought of a squeeze of fresh lemon where a glossy egg-enriched hollandaise used to envelope it. The next thing you know, Campbell's will start advocating the use of its Cream ofMushroom Soup as a soup instead of a sauee.

In some of the trendier • restaurants around town, you can

just about kiss the classic sauces goodbye. Fortunately, there are still a few of the old bastions (like Benno's) who can still dg. justice to a bordelaise. It might be healthier for me to enjoy an enoki mushroom puree with my filet, but a wild mushroom cream reduction could send shivers down this spine.

Making a great sauce at home always turns into a labor of love. A simple brown gravy, delicately ladled over a mound of hand-mashed potatoes, can make even a plate of fish sticks look good. A1 dente pasta shimmers under candlelight, covered with a fresh basil and butter sauce Even ribs can take on a whole new meaning when slathered with a lip-'tingiing baste.

OLD TIMERS use a myriad of kitchen tips when making great sauces. The tip is only as good as the recipe it's making, but if you find yourself with lumps, curdling and separating, you might want to remember a few of these suggestions.

• The reason momma's gravy is so good with nary a lump is that when she goes to thicken it with a flour and cornstarch 50/50 disolved in some.milk, she always strains the lumps out before she whisks the thickening in. (She uses a small, inexpensive tea strainer).

• Emulsified butter sauces (hollandaise and bernaise) sometimes separate, no matter how careful you have been. If this happens, try removing the pan from the heat and-beating in a tablespoon or two of ice-cold water. Better yet, place the icy water in a bowl, add just a little of the separated sauce and beat until it emulsifies again. Then beat the remaining sauce in a steady stream.

• When making a gravy or sauce, a "skin," may develop. If you want to keep the gravy or sauce for an extended period, do not beat the skin in. Instead, remove with a slotted spoon To help keep the skin from forming, use a stick of butter or margarine and lightly rub the top of the sauce with the end of the stick, allowing a gossamer-thin layer of fat to prevent skinning.

• Tomato-based sauces freeze well. Herbs don't. The .

.freezing of herbs in sauces will intensify and could possibly make the sauce bitter.

If you are looking for a natural addition to your home cooking library and want to learn more " about sauces, check out "The Complete Book of Sauces" (Sallie Y Williams, 1990, MacMillan Publishing, f 19 95). This tome is home for more than 300 great sauces, especially the classics, not to mention some great recipes for mole (a spicy Mexican

ill Mllf ip ami bastes

A simple brown gravy, delicately • ladled over a mound of hand-mashed potatoes, can make even a plate of fish sticks look good. •

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Waffle i rons in-c lude pizzel le maker , which b a k e s thin, de l i ca te piz-zel les (left); c lass ic waffler. for h o m e s t y l e waffle rounds : and Belgian waffler, with e x t r a - d e e p p o c k e t s ( ta-blecloth cou r -tesy of Wil-l i ams -Sonoma , Laurel Park Place, Livonia).

By Larry Janes special writer

CRISP AND CRUNCHY on the outside, tender and delicate on the inside.

Drizzled with real maple syrup or slathered with butter. Studded with blueberries or. drenched in strawberries.

There's littlfe doubt that waffles will always have the "preferred favorite" status among breakfast and brunch items.

Unfortunately for the history buff, there is little information regarding the how and when of a waffle's birth.

WAFFLES, LIKE their cousins the pancakes, consist of a thin mixture called a pour batter — the amount of liquid and dry ingredients are about equal and are wet enough to be pourable.

Most pour batters are classified as quick breads- because they use a leavening other than yeast. However, I have included a recipe for waffle batter using yeast that, in my opinion, makes for an outstanding addition.

Basic ingredients for making homemade waffles include flour,"-

baking powder or soda, salt and occasionally sugar, combined with liquids consisting of milk, oil or melted butter and eggs.

Frequently, the same batter can be used for either pancakes or waffles, the difference being in how the batter is cooked. ." I prefer waffles over pancakes,

which are soft and pliable and get far too soggy when bombarded with accoutrements. • Waffles are like ridged potato

WAFFLES JIM JAGDFELO'stalt photograprw*

They stack up as breakfast or brunch favorite chips. They coddle the syrup into tiny pools. Cooked properly, they let forth a distinctive crunch when cut with the side of a fork and chewed.

SOME FASCINATING utensils have been designed to produce classic waffles. The iron in which waffles are baked — giving them a distinctive gridlike pattern — may be round, square or rectangular.

The most popular waffle irons are electric, while others are designed for use on the stovetop.

Modern technology has developed non-stick coatings that are far • superior to their earlier counterparts, when you needed almost a quarter cup of oil and a paintbrusfrto make sure the waffles would not stick and create havoc.

The more popular non-stick models on the market require no advanced seasoning.

A simple spray of a non-stick coating material such as Pam or Mazola No-Stick is all that is required to have them virtually popping out of the waffler by themselves.

There are still traditional wafflers that do not use a non-stick surface, for the hard-core waffle curmudgeon.

" These should be seasoned prior to use, with a ritual of grease, heat ahd cool, repeated a minimum of three times before using.

A PERSONAL favorite of the ' Janes Gang is the classic Belgian waffle.

These waffles were the hit of the 1964 World's Fair in New York, and they are thick, with deeper pockets than the traditional waffle

Classified as more of a dessert waffle, they are usually piled high with strawberries and whipped cream but are equally as delicious with ice cream and fruit.

Since we, in the United States, have our Classic wafflers and the Belgians have their own version, it didn't take the Scandinavians long to develop their own type of waffler using five interlocking hearts forming one waffle.

Even the Italians have created their own version, dubbed a pizzelle, that produces a flatter, more cookie-ish version of the regular waffle.

HERE ARE A FEW tips for making waffles

The pan or appliance should be preheated to the proper temperature before adding the batter

Electric wafflers will signal ' proper temperatures with a light.

- Non-electric wafflers should be heated so that a droplet of water will jump when it hits the surface of the hot pan.

COOK WAFFLES until steam is -no longer given off from the sides of the waffler. Waffles are best when served immediately af ter cooking, for best texture and flavor.

For optimum results, plates should be warmed as well as any syrup, butter or sauce accompaniment. Never stack waffles or they will loose their crispness and become soggy

Extra waffles can b£ frozen, well wrapped, and then toasted, but they will never have the same crispy flavor as when freshly made.

For best results when using a traditional soda-leavened batter, allow the batter to sit for up,to one hour after mixing.

This technique relaxes the-batter and makes it ainer, resulting in a more tender product. Buttermilk, buckwheat and sourdough waffles will develop greater character if allowed to stand for the same amount of time.

FROM HER new book All New Hints from Heloise" fPutnam Publishing. 1989. |5~9S), this household authority says .that waffle iron grids can accumulate burned-on grease.

To clean metal grids, place an ' ammonia-soaked paper towel or napkin between them, and leave it overnight. Then brush with steel woaL

If y®u have non-stick grids, fallow manufacturer's Instructions so the su r faces not damaged .

The Sathor goes on to say that new or recenUy cleaned grids can stick and for Wst results should be greased wtll with an unsalted fat and then preheated thoroughly before usia&

~ IF YOU A l E considering buying a waffler (what a great Father's Day gift idea), noo-«lectric varieties start at around 112-915.

Electric models start at $39.95 and creep upward, with the priciest having interchangeable grids and cooking surfaces > r all types of waffles, pancakes and grilled sandwiches

A personal recommendation calls for considering a Blaet Angus waffler. I received on^for a wedding present-! 8 years ago afcd it's still going strong.. \

Besrto begin with a basic waffler and then, as the need arises, consider buying a Belgian waffler and or pizzelle.

See recipes. Page 2B ,

A historical place to dine

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John DiCecco , execu t ive chef a t t h e Mayflower Hotel, s h o w s d i s h e s inc lud ing S t a r - S p a n g l e d C h i c k e n Sa lad .

If there's one restaurant around where time seems to have stopped, it's the dining room of the Mayflower Hotel in Plymouth The dining room today wears the same endearmg decor it has had for years —»ever since hotel owner Ralph Lorenz commissioned a decorating-feat at a time when restaurants did little more than slap on a coat of paint and cover tables with white cloths

The feat involved photographing paintings in Pilgrim Hall in Massachusetts and then having the photos blown up, retouched and fitted into coves along the.dining room walls The room itself is patterned after one room in the governor's mansion in Williamsburg. Va The result is a museum-like atmosphere, where scenes of the pilgrims' first yeafs in Massachusetts surround guests

Its historic theme (even the phone number — 453-1620 — marks a significant date) isn't surprising.-given the nature of the city of Plymouth and the Lorenz family's longstanding role in the community. Lorenz believes "history never goes out of style" and he has • proven that

dining out What about the food11 Not surprisingly, the Mayflower menu follows a traditional course here too steak, chicken, fish — mostly scrod, and ribs are served baked, breaded and broiled A few more contemporary offerings are the cajun scrod and swordftsh steaks. , Prices hover around $9 95-112 95. with a few exceptions, for a full meal.

STEAK AND SCROD are the restaurant s specialities, and this month they are offering a combination of both for $9 95 Although the scrod almondme is a specialty, it was our least favorite entree It was dry. listless, boring and a tad overcooked The same could be said for the steak, which was cooked beyond the degree ordered

A chicken pica La entree, with mushrooms and artichokes added to the cream sauce, was pretty good

— and the best prepared of the four entrees we tried Alas, a steak and lobster special of the evening looked mouthwatenngly fantastic, only to be overcooked. "

A seafood appetizer gave us a taste of the scrodettes (scrod rolled in bread crumbs) that were tasty as an appetizer but seemed too bland to take on as an en t re^ as many apparently do The shrimp and scallops in thP appetizer were much tastier, cooked more appropriately than our main entrees Accompaniments, a la baked potato, rice or fries, are about average, with the baked potato the best selection

The all-you-can-eat dinner salads are good, especially with the housemade creamy garlic dressing Desserts are terrific, most notably the lemon meringue pie arid the nee pudding, both served in hearty portions Next time we may start with dessert

The service is friendly —* and familiar Several waitresses have worked there for years, as many as 25 years —'

Details The Man/lower Hotel. H27 W Ann Arbor Tratl. Plymouth. 453-1620

Dimng Room Hours: Breakfast 6 30-1030 a m.. Dinner Friday-Saturday. 5:30-10 p.m.. Lunch and

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Pnces Dinners pi 95-$ 14 95 Lunch fo r large par l ies (10 or more) $4 50S7 95 AU major credit • ca rds -

Value A "must see " dtn^ng room with acceptable food

Rating * * RATING GUIDE

* Average (lots of place* with similar qaality) * * Good * * * Very good * * * * Excellent * * * * * Coeticlently toperfc — a rare I

28* OAE Monday. February 18. 1991

A favorite at breakfast or brunch BUTTERMILK WAFFLES

1 cups floor 1 teaspoon baking powder 1 teaspoon baking soda 2 tablespoons sugar 2 cups bnttermilk

- to cup butter, melted 2 eggs, separated

Sift together the flour,.. baking powder, baking soda and sugar In another bowl, combine buttermilk, butter and eatf yblks. Add this to dry ingredients Jffd stir with a whisk un-til smooth and creamy. Beat egg whites to soft peaks and fold of beaten whites into the batter to lighten. Gently fold in remaining whites. P o v enough batter onto a preheard and coated waffler to spread titocorners. Cook for exactly 2 minutes after moment when steam stops escaping from sides of waffler. Serve immediately with wanned butter and syrup.

RAISED WAFFLES (A Janes Gang favorite)

to cup f a r m water 1 package dry yeast m

2 nips warmed milk to cup(l stick) butter, melted

1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon sugar 2 cups floor 2 eggs * ' . » 4 teaspoon baking soda **"

Use a large mixing bowl, as batter will double its original volume. Place water in mixing bowl and sprinkle ih the yeast. Let stand to dissolve for 5 minutes. Add the milk, butter, salt, sugar and the flour to the yeast mixture and beat until smooth and well blended. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap and allow to stand overnight at room tempera-ture. Just before cooking the waf-fles, beat in the eggs and baking soda and stir until well blended. The batter will be thin Cook waffles ac-cording to directions.

' KITCHEN GLAMOR • WAFFLE BATTER

Looking for a recipe the pros use? This is so easy and. like the pros said it would be. tastes great.

4 eggs, separated 1 teaspoon vanilla

= 3 tablespoons butter,

1 cap flour 1 teaspoon salt 1 cup milk

Combine egg yolks with vanilla and butter. Mix well. Combine flour and salt and stir in egg yolk mixture. Add milk afcd mix well. Beat egg wriites until soft peaks form. Fold to beaten whites into batter to lighten, then gently fold in remaining beaten whites. Cook waffles according to di-rections.

WHOLE WHEAT GRANOLA WAFFLES

Adding granola makes a chewy, tasty and substantia] waf-fle that soaks up butter and syrup and is great with fresh fruit. ~

1 to cups granola without raisins or dried fruit i 1 cups milk to cup (1 stick) batter, melted 2 eggs 1 to cups whole wheat floor 1 tablespoon baking powder to teaspoon baking soda . m teaspoon salt

Stir together the granola and milk and allow to stand for IS minutes to soften granola. Beat the melted but-ter and the eggs into the granola mixture. In a separate bowl, stir to-gether the dry ingredients. Add the liquid mixture to the dry ingredients and mix well, using a wire whisk, un-til smooth. Cook according to waf-fler directions. If the batter becomes Ux> thick while standing, stir in 2 tablespoons milk. •

v CLASSIC ITALIAN PIZZELLES 2 cups floar 1 tablespoon baking powder 1 to teaspoons ground nutmeg to teaspoon ground cardamom 3 eggs

cup sugar ~to cup butter, melted 2 teaspoons vanilla

Combine the dry ingredients and mix well. Combine the wet ingred-ients and mix well; fold into dry ingredients and mix well. Cook per directions on pizzelle iron.

You don't need a pi&elle iron to tnake this. It's also great in p slutularii waffler

Glen Ellen — farming for flavors Glen Ellen Winery is 10 years old.

Yet, a visit to the "home" ranch in Sonoma Valley might lead you to be-lieve that nothing changed during the decade.

The visitors, so warmly welcomed to the ranch, depart with the impres-

.- sion of a California boutique winery. But in the 1980s, Glen Ellen's astute marketing strategies developed it into a big winery with a "little" im-age.

Glen Ellen began its successful 10-year rise in the. industry by pro-ducing a series of affordable wines. "We call our inexpensive wine Pro-

! prietor's Reserve because we want to provide value," explains Mike Benziger, managing-general partner. "We want to sell a wine that every-one can afford to drink daily.

.' The Glen Ellen style is deter-, mined in the vineyard with innova-tive farming techniques — watering, fertilizing, canopy control, time of harvest and vineyard selection.. We farm for flavors," he says.

THE BENZIGERS do their flavor farming by buying grapes fmm 240 growers in seven California viticul-tural areas. "We purchase fruit from 101 growers for our Proprietor's Re-

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Glen Ellen Proprietor's Re-serve wines are value-priced. The 1989 Proprietor's Reserve White (15.40) shows attractive floral-spice aromas with flavors remini-scent of gewurztraminer. The 1989 Glen Ellen PR Sauvignon Blanc ($6) highlights aromas of honeydew melon with clean, fresh flavors and an off-dry finish. The 1989 Chard on nay ($7) emphasizes crisp, appley aromas and flavors. The 1989 PR Camay Beaujolais ($4.20) is a fruit-juicy, light red wine with raspber ry and strawberry flavors. The 1988 PR Merlot ($7) shows honest grape flavors without hindrance of overpowering oak.

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serve Chardonnay," remarks Glenn Proctor, director of viticultural op-erations. -

"By working with so many growers in such diverse areas, we are able to build a wine from the ground up. Chardonnay from Paso Robles helps increase body and full-

ness. Santa Maria area fruit im-proves aging potential, while grapes from Mendocino contribute intensity and approachability."

After harvest, each grower's wine is fermented and stored separately. Gro.wers are invited to 'taste their wines in comparison to a neighbor's in a quality feedback program. The result is innovative vineyard tech-niques that improve flavors.

In the winery, each lot of wine is classified according to vineyard ori-gin, style, flavor, and aging poten-tial. Chardonnays from Santa Maria, a cool growing area with lean soils, exhibit apple andjemon-citrus char-acters that enhance ageability.

Warm region, Paso Robles char-donnay has rich, smooth flavors that add body to the wine. Monterey fruit comes from the cool Salinas Valley known for lean soils that limit vine vigor. In a blend, the Monterey fruit

adds apple and pear aromas, plus a rich, spicy character.

WARM DAYS and cool nights in Napa Valley yield chardonnay that increases complexity and structure as well as adding a tart, minty-apple nuance.

Sonoma County grapes contribute a flavor intensity reminiscent of Granny Smith apples.

Glen Ellen uses the principles of "farming for flavors" wheji pro-ducing red wines too- Cabernet sau-vignon grown in Paso Robles con-tributes a cedar aroma, while Santa Maria cabernet gives a berry-cherry quality. Monterey cabernet Is pep-pery while that from the Clarksburg area yields a hint of chocolate and coffee. The people at Glen Ellen use a large flavor palette.for making, consistently attractive wines for your enjoyment.

Chef Larry gives classic sauce recipes See Larry Janea1 column Taste

Buds on Page IB. r

If it's steaji or roast beef, this is the sauce for it.* ,

BOJUDELAISE

3 large shaikh , minced to cup dry rfi wine ( sq^ as red bor-

deaux) Salt and fnrsk ground black pepper

to taste 1 teaspoon chopped fresh thyme 4 tablespoons (to stick) butter 1 tablespoon flour 1 cop brown itock or broth (boiled

ovv high heat until reduced to to ca^

2 tablespoons beef marrow, cubed, poached 5 minutes In simmering

water to cover, tben.drained 3 tablespoons choppcd fresh parsley

Plice the shallots, wine, salt, pep-per and thyme in a small saucepan and bring to a boil. Continue to boil until reduced by half. Remove from heat and strain through a sieve. Melt 1 tablespoon of the butter in a heavy saucepan over medium heat. Stir in the flour, turn the heat to low and cook until browned, about 2 minutes. Then pour in the stock and continue simmering over lotf heat for 15-20 minutes, stirring from time to time. Stir in the reduced wine and the marrow and cook several minutes

. longer. Remove from heat, beat in the remaining butter and stir in the parsley. Correct seasonings, if neces-sary and serve very hot.

Marrow can be bought from most reputable butchers.

SAUCE BERCY A Janes Gang favorite Great over any fish)

2 tablespoons ('A stick) batter 1 tablespoon finely minced shallots •A cup dry white wine ' 1 cap hot veloate (see below) 1 teaspoon butter 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice 1 tablespoon chopped parsley

Melt the 2 tablespoons butter in a heavy saucepan ovpr medium heat. Add the shallots and cook until transparent, about 5 minutes. Add the wine and simmer over low heat for 3 minutes. .Stir in the warm veloute. Add the remaining butter and lemon juice and continue cook-ing till heated throughout. Stir in parsley and serve immediately.

Basic Veloute 2 tablespoons ('A -stick) butter

' lk cup flour ' 3 cups fish stock or broth 4 whole black peppercorns to cup chopped mushrooms Salt and fresh ground pepper to taste

Melt the butter in a large sauce-pan over medium heat. Whisk in the flour and cook for 3 minutes; stir in the hot stock or broth. 'Add the pep-percorns and mushrooms and simmer gently over low heat for 30 minutes. Strain and season with salt and pepper.

Recipe Sources: "The Complete Book of Sauces" (SaUie Y. Wil-liams, 1990, MacMillan Publish-ers. $19.95).

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Chicken vegetable soup is a good wintry meal

Brrrr It s cold out there Time (or a super soup supper, don't you think?

Thanks to Freda Bloom of South-field, this week's Winner Dinner fea-tures a hearty chicken vegetable soup that is an ideal way to make use of any vegetables languishing in your refrigerator. It is also a hearty, one-dish meal bound to satisfy those who eat it. not to mention the person doing the dishes.

Bloom is the mother of two grown daughters and works full-time in women's retail. Her hobby is cook-ing. and she reads cookbooks the wa.y other people read novels-.-Through her reading and studying, she has developed many new re--cipes, and_ finds cooking to be a pleasurable necessity.

Some of her favorite recipes have " been compiled into a family cook-book she gave her older daughter She. is now in the process of making anothur <ookhooh for hor youngor

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daughter who is planning to marry this summer She enjoys writing and eventually hopes to publish a cook-book, of some of her favorite recipes

THANK YOU, Freda Bloom, for sharing your delicious recipes with us.and congratulations on being this week's Winner Dinner Winner Good luck with your cookbook.

Until next week, all the best and if anyone asks you what you are plan-ning to serve .for dinner, just tell them that you have a soupcon that soup's on for dinner this week

Submit your recipes, to be con-sidered for publication in this col-umn or^dseftMere, to Winner Dtnrwr. P'O Box 3503, Birming-ham 48012 All submissions be-come the property of the publish-er Each week's winner receives an apron with the words Winner Dinner Winner onjt

Recipes are printed the same size sojhat you may clip and save them in a fhree-nng binder Use a paper punch to make holes in the clipping or paste the clipping on a blimjp&ifet of three-ring notebook

tr. Another option is to sim-ie the clippings- in a folder

with pockets that will hold them.

HOMEMADE • CHICKEN VEGETABLE SOUP

Served piping hot and chock-full of vegetables, this tasty soup can be made in advance -and promises to be a heartwarming arid filling meal Freeze apy soup thai is left over and you will have at least a snac* and. depending on the amount.- perhaps even another.meal all ready and wait-ing

This recipe makes a thick soup and is a wonderful way to ,be creative and use up any vege-tables you have on hand It you prefer soup a little thinner, sim-ply add more water or chicken proth Serves 6-8

1 can stewed tomatoes * fjmal'cantnmatnjiitre

ot stove Add i«ma Deans c&rn and string beans and cook for

' another '-j hour Stir frequently to prevent scorching, and sea-

to taste Remove chicken pieces and take the meat off the bones Chop meat mto bite-Si/ed pieces aod return to the soup

Cool to room temperature and re'ngerate. Before serving, skim off any accumulated fat Serve with crackers

COTTAGE CHEESE DAIRY MEAL

^Good for de&ser" or " e sna'cks. these filled treats are Dest when served right out of the b.en Serves 6

S h o p p i n g L i s t

1 can stewed tomatoes, 15-ounce size

1 small can from a 6-pack ot tomato juice

1 can tomato paste. 6-ounce size

3 pieces chicken Carrots 1 can mixed peas and carrots.

8-ouncesize . Fresh green beans or 1 can

string beans, 8-ounce size 1 onion 1 potato Turnips Small head of caDbage l box frozen lima beans. 10-

ounce size 1 box frozen corn, 10-ounce

size Flour Oil • Milk Cottage cheese Sugar Cinnamon Nutmeg

1 can tomato paste. 8-ounce size

2V>-3 cups water 3-pieces chicken, any size, for

flavor 2 fresh carrots diced 1 small can mixed peas and

carrots . 8 -0unce size, drained

1 onion, diced 1 potato, cubed 1 cup turnips, cubed 1 cup shredded cabbage 1 cup fresh string beans, cut

into Vi-inch pieces or'1 can string beans. 8-ounce size, drained

'/! box frozen lima beans, 10 ounce size

V4 box frozen corn. 10-ounce size

Combine the first 12 ?ngred-ienis in a soup pot ana cook Over medium * heat fof 1-1 , hours, depending on your type

Dough 3'/i cups art^pu?pose flour 1 cup oil V4 cup plus 2 tablespoons m(k

Filling 2 cups cottage cheese 2 tablespoohs plus 2 teaspoons

sugar •J teaspoon cinnamon

2 teaspoons milk Dash of nutmeg

Blend the floor." oft and milk Knead to make a dough and ch'li for^15 minutes Roll out dough and divide dough into 6 long pieces Combine The cottage" cheese sugar, cinnamon, milk and nutmeg Place a heaping amount of the cheese filling or each section of dough Fold the stnp of dough and pinch the edges together Place on a greased cookie' sheet and DaKe •- • 25 minutes ai 350 degrees

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Freda Bloom of Southfield se rves Homemade Chicken Vegeta-ble Soup with Cot tage C h e e s e Dairy Meal.

Tomatoes retain intense flavor, color when dried AP — Dried tomatoes provide the

flavor and color of fresh torhaloes. They are height-of-season, vine-rip-ened tomatoes, cut in half and dehy-drated, either in the sun or in a dehy-drator -• ~

In the drying process, a fresh to-mato shrinks to about one 17th of its

. original volume, producing a small, deep red. wrinkled 'morsel with an intense, s-weet tomato flavor and chewy, satisfying texture. .

Timber'" Crest Fa rms of Healdsburg. Calif., maker of Sonoma

-Dried TomatoesT says it takes 17 pounds of fresh tomatoes to make 1 pound of dried tomatoes.

Dried tomatoes are available as mimed bits, dried tomato halves or marinated in olive oii. Minced dried tomato bits can be used like bacon bits Drted tomato halves can be used tn pastas, sauces and soups^

ITALIAN GREENS AND VINAIGRETTE

ON GOAT CHEESE TOASTS

12 baguette slices, cut l s- incb thick, toasted 2 ounces fresh goat cheese, a t room tempera ture 8 cups crisp torn mixed greens (such as escarole. -eoi4y endive, Belgian

endive, radiochio, w a t e r c r e s s and Italian parsley) Dried Tomato Vinaigrette (recipe follows) 3 tablespoons walnut pieces, toasted

Spread toasted baguette slices with goat cheese, set aside In large bowl, toss greens with cup of the Vinaigrette Divide greenj among 4

salad plates. Sprinkle with walnuts and serve with cheese toasts Makes 4 servings.

Dried Tomato Vinaigrette 5 cap olive oii' 2 -i tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil 3 tablespoons red-wine vinegar 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar 1 l i teaspoons sugar

S teaspoon salt 4 teaspoon pepper '« cap dried.tomato bits 2 tablespoons fresh parsley, chopped 2 tablespoons fresh basil, chopped 1 tablesp<oo garlic, minced 1 tablespoon shallots, minced

Combine olive oils, vinegars, sug-ar, salt and pepper in a small bowl; whisk to blend thoroughly. Mix in to- _

maua bit*, parsfcy. ba*il. garlic and shallots. Cover fet aside for at least

'7 hours to blend flavors Bring U* room temperatun be/ore serving. Makes about 1 cup. -

Note: The vinaigrette can be stored, properly cowered, ui the re-frigerator for up to 1 «eek

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Schoolcraft hosts Chef's Seminar

Schoolcraft College, home of one of the nation's leading culinary arts schools, will present its third annu-al Chefs Seminar for Sophisticated Cooks on Monday, March 4, on campus in Livonia.

The seminar, open to the public, runs from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Culinary Demonstration Lab at the Waterman Campus Center. Fee is $150. including luncheon. To reg-ister, call the college at 462-4448.

The seminar will be taught by professional chefs, all award-winners and several of whom have brought home Olympic medals in culinary competition. Eight sepa-rate sessions are offered, with reg-istrants selecting two in the morn-ing and two in the afternoon.

Seminar participants, who will teach and demonstrate, include Mi-los Cihelka. certified master chef, of the Golden Mushroom in South-field; William Hall, executive chef at the new Arriva Italia Restorante in Warren; Edward Janos, certified executive chef, of Too Chez in Novi; Jeff Gabriel, certified mas-ter chef, chef-instructor for School-, craft College Culinary Arts Schools and eaptain of-the Regional Olym-pic Team; Brian Polcyn, owner-chef of the Chimayo Restaurant in Pontiac, Pauline Palazzolo and Chef Leisa Tompkins-Hoffman, who oversee high tea at the Town-send Hotel in Birmingham; Chef Marcus Haight of the Lark in West Bloomfield, and Chef Peter Loren of Opus One in Detroit.

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A variety of "Marketplace Lite" dishes are being offered at Hudson's stores' Marketplace departments. These dishes limit fat, cholesterol arid calories. A dish must contain no more than 360 calories. 12 grams of fat and 75 milligrams of cholestrol in a four-ounce serving.

Thirty different Lite selections are available, including main and side dishes, fruits, desserts and dressings. Half-pound servings range from $1.49 to $5.99 and are available in the Marketplace at Northland, Westland, Fairlane, Twelve Oaks, Briarwood, Eastland, Woodland Mall and Genessee Valley Mall.

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Programs such as Weight Man-agement. Grocery Store Tours, Culi-nary Hearts Kitchen and Good Coo-kin' Demonstrations will inform par-ticipants bow te cook healthy, look healthy, think healthy and live healthierTires:

For more information on any of the programs, call Oak wood's De-partment of Community Health.

It's cold outside, so make your meals hot and hearty. _

Good home cooking makes the house smell warm and inviting. It says, "Hey, come in from the cold, forget your worries and relax by the fire."

I have an old free-standing fire: place I bought at a yard sale for $300. My son-in-law spent another $20-$30 on extra chimney pipe to bring it up to code.

It was some of the best money I ever spent. In the winter a t our house, activity centers around the fire, not the TV. When I'm home alone. I read and write by the fire. When I have company, or family members are there, we play Scrab-ble, cards or other games in front of the fire. And most satisfying of all, we eat by the fire.

IF YOU ARE fortunate enough to have a real fireplace, don't put plants in it. Use it for good, crack-ling. old-fashioned fires. Relaxing and dreaming in front of it will save you dollars you might otherwise have to spend on counseling to ease your tense nerves.

I know a number of people who have fireplaces and never build a fire because they think it's too much trouble or too messy.

Homes are to be lived in and en-joyed. L for one, can't think of a more uncomfortable place to be than in a house where people are afraid to mess it up a little by enjoying them-selves.'I don't mind if my guests put their feet on my furniture (of course, I do appreciate it if they take their boots off). But-when my kids were growing up, I used to upholster all the furniture with various shades of brown so the chocolate and peanut butter stains wouldn't show. Big pil-lows on the floor are a great place to have supper occasionally — even if you don't have a roaring fire beside you.

Hot soups and stews served with sandwiches of any kind are great fare for this time of year.

Don't throw out your left-over meat bones. Bones from ham, beef, pork, chicken or other fowl all make great stock for soup. You don't need a recipe. Throw in whatever you like. Potatoes, rice, pasta, beans, onions, any vegetables, including greens, frozen or fresh, can be com-bined in the stew pot, with seasoning to taste, and simmered into,a de-lightful brew. Some soups are im-prov€ by a : ment.

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IMAKE SOUP often and I seldom gourtit and buy anything special to do it. If you can't use your own imagi-nation, call me and tell me what you have on hand and I will tell you how to combine it -and make a soup you will love.

Dumplings help too. There are lots of ways to make dumplings. Beat up an egg, add a tiny bit of milk and stir in some flour. Dribble this stiff dough into your boiling pot to make tiny chewy yellow dumplings, or make big puffy ones by simply fol-lowing the recipes on a box of Bisquick or Jiffy Mix.

You also can make use of the ready-to-bake Bi&quick or rolls of bread dough found in the dairy sec-tion of your supermarket. Break it off in little chunks, drop it into the boiling soup and allow it to cook un-til done in the center. . _

Don't be timid. Anyone can make good soup. Experiment a few times and you will soon earn a reputation as the best cook in town. Just ask your family.

Here are a couple of simple soups that are easy and inexpensive to make.

CREAM OF ANYTHING SOUP

(Suggestions: Corn, broccoli, spin-ach, cauliflower, mixed vegetables, cabbage, asparagus, dried beef.

hamburger or clams.) Cook your chosen ingredients until

tender. Drain, chop, and set aside. Mix together _>

1 tablespoon minced onion K chicken bouillon cubes (Knorr is best) 2 cups milk (or non-dairy substitute) 1 chopped garlic clove 1 cup sour cream (or '« cup marga-rine or batter) Salt and pepper to taste

Simmer (do not boil) for 15 min-utes, then add your vegetable, fish or" meat. Simmer to heat thoroughly. Sprinkle with grated cheese — Par-mesan or other.

HAMBURGER OR SAUSAGE SOUP

1 pound ground beef or chopped Pol-

ish sausage (if using hamburger, cook loosely until brown).

Drain off grease. Place meat in pot with:

1 bay leaf 1 teaspoon salt ^ teaspoon pepper 2 quarts water . Dash of rosemary 1 cap canned tomatoes

cup raw carrots, cut up 1 large onion, chopped 1 cup diced potatoes

Bring to a boil, cover and slowly simmer until vegetables are cooked

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BAKED PEARS WITH ALMONDS 4 iSrge ripe pears, pared, cored and cut into wedges

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Heat oven to 350 degrees. Lightly brush a 2-quart shallow baking dish with oil. Arrange the pears in even rows in the baking dish

In a separate bowl, combine the brown sugar, flour, cinnamon and cloves; stir to blend. Add the 3 table-spoons oil and cup almonds. Stir with a fork until well blended. Sprin-kle over the pears in an even layer Bake in a 350-degree oven until the pears are tender and topping is gold-en. about 30 minutes. Serve warm with a spoonful of yogurt, if desired Makes 8 servings.

Nutrition information per serving 201 calM 9 g fat. 2 g pro., 32 g carb. 3 g dietary fiber. 0 mg chol.. 5 mg so-dium.

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Food, of course, enables our bod-ies to operate and function by pro-viding energy, building blocks to support growth and repair of tissues, and providing nutrients to keep our systems running smoothly. The role of nutrition from the foods we eat helps us to reach our potential for growth and development and main-tenance of good health. The bottom line is to choose more nutritious foods for better health.

Avoid foods such as: a la mode, au gratin. basted, bisque, buttered and escalloped. when checking recipes or eating out. Casseroles, pan-fried, sauteed or creamed also could spell trouble for the health conscious.

High-fat soups include cream soups, chunky soups and peas' with ham. A medium-fat soup choice would be beef noodle, black bean, chicken noodle or chicken vegetable. Lower in fat choices are chicken bouillon, vegetable, vegetarian, gazpacho or onion

CREAM SOUPS are the most common ingredient in any casserole and not great nutritionally. Beware of the high sodium content in most canned soups. For a casserole opt for the low-sddium version or make your own casserole base. Replace cream soups with chicken stbcK. wine or a combination and thicken with cornstarch or arrowroot. •

Add your own mushrooms and you have an unbeatable cream of mush-room base fo- - casserole. For a richer soup base, combine non-fat dry milk with the chicken stock.

M Lois Thieleke home economist. Cooperative Extension Service

High-fat meat choices are bacon, tuna in oil. rack of lamb, luncheon meats and spareribs. A medium-fat choice would be eggs, ham, veal or beef roast Even lower in fat are chicken or turkey, lean beef, fish, scallops, oysters and^crab. Basting any meat product with butter adds fat. Instead, baste with tomato, or lemon juice, stock or wine. Use a non-stick spray or non-stick skillet to avoid adding more f a t

High-fat dairy products include American cheese, blue, Brie, Swiss, brick and cheddar. Medium-fat cheeses are creamed cottage cheese, sour cream, feta, mozzarella. Lor-raine or Alpine Swiss. Choose in-stead a lower fat such as Laughing Cow, skim milk, one percent milk, low-fat cottage cheese or yogurt.

Substitute Neufchatel for cream cheese, and use cold skimmed evapo-rated milk with a touch of honey and vanilla for a super whipped 'topping for desserts. It takes longer to whip but the nutritional gains are worth the extra time.

RECIPES CALLING for sour cream or mayonnaise will usually allow you to substitute plain, low-fat yogurt or low-fat cottage cheese that has been blended smooth. This makes a low-calorie treat for baked potatoes. Add a few chives or grated Parmesan cheese for a taste delight.

Other high-fat food choices are av-

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Rocks defense Raiders By Dan O l t o a r a staff writer

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Ed Gundry p r o t e c t s t h e b a s k e t b a l l f r o m North 's Rich B a g -d a s a r i a n . T h e R o c k s won 84-63 a n d f i n i s h e d 11-1 in t h e l e a g u e .

Of all the things Plymouth Salem's basketball team does well, its de-fense is the one most easily over-looked, according to North Farming-ton coach Tom Negoshian.

"There's _no question they're big and they're good," said Negoshian after Salem routed the Raiders 84-63 Saturday afternoon at North, "but I don't think people give (Salem coach) Bob (Brodie) enough credit for the defense they play. <

"That's where they're an excep-tional ballclub. Yes, they do all of the other things, but they are very tough defensively."

The Rocks used their defensive ability'to build a 22-10 lead in the first quarter and set a pattern of dominance for the entire game. Sa-lem frustrated North's shooters ear-ly while getting the quick outlet for transition baskets.

"They did a nice job on us defen-sively in the first half," Negoshian said. "They do a very good job re-bounding defensively. They get the ball out and run very well.

"I'VE ALWAYS said they're prob-ably the class of the league They have good players, they're well pre-pared and they play yery hard."

The Rocks, who finish 11-1 in league play and are 15-2 overall, will be the top seed and host for a first-

round game in the Western Lakes Activities Association playoffs Fri-day night.

North, which plays a makeup • game Tuesday with Farmington Hills" Harrison, is 4-6 in the WLAA and 6-10. The Raiders must beat vis-iting Harrison to qualify for the playoffs as the No. 8 seed.

"We're playing probably as well as we have all year, which hopefully will carry over to the tournaments," Brodie said- "Now it's compressed into a one-game season. Every game is meaningful, and you have to. be ready every game.

"But right now (Livonia) Steven-son is the defending champ, not Sa-lem. We're a good team but we've feltNthe sting of defeat, and we have to come in focused or we know it could happen again."

The Rocks were upset by Steven-son in the league final last year, and the Spartans are the only WLAA team to beat Salem this year.

IN THE LAST pre-tournament tuneup, all-state forward Jake Baker scored 11 of his 14* points in the first quarter Saturday, but teammate Mike Mulder bad a game-high 24 to lead the Rocks. The senior guard hit three of his four triples in the second half.

"Mike has gone through some hard times," Brodie said. "He scored 28 against Northville and has not been a scoring threat in the last eight or nine games. But it looks like he's back."

Salem stretched its lead to 41-24 at halftime with a balance of scor-ing. Furthermore, North's leading scorers, Chris White and Jon Sturtz, went scoreless in the first half.

"That might be my fault ," Negoshian said, "because I started the seniors and took (Sturtz) out of his rhythm and he has been start-ing."

Dean Pennala had six of his 11 points and Bill Chwalik six of his 10

to lead the Raiders in the first half. White ended up as North's leading scorer, with all 12 of his points com-ing in the third quarter.

"They're their main offensive peo-ple and we made sure we stepped to those people," said Brodie of White, and Sturtz. "It was not so much their ineptness at scoring but our defense.

"TRADITIONALLY, the good teams you see at every level are great defensive teams. We put a lot of points on the board, but you win with defense."

John Hoffmeyer added 12 points. K'.C. Kirkpatrick nine and Chris Teb-ben eight for the Rocks, who saw their lead-trimmed to 62-47 after being outscored 23-21 in the third quarter. North's attempt to rally was helped by a pair of White triples.

Salem, leading 67-52 early in the fourth, outscored the Raiders 17-5 to win going away.

Canton stops Chargers "Plymouth Canton used excellent

first-half defense and fourth-quarter free throw shooting to fend off visit-ing Livonia Churchill in a Saturday afternoon basketball game, 61-52.

The contest was postponed from Friday night because the Plymouth-Canton schools were not in session Friday due to bad weather.

The Chiefs finish 8-3 in the West-ern Lakes Activities Association and take a 10-7 overall record into tour-nament play Friday.

Depending on the outcome of Tuesday's Farmington Hills Harri-son-North Farmington game, Canton could be the No. 2-«eed behind Plym-outh Salem or the No. 4-seed behind Salem, Livonia Stevenson and Harri-son. .

The Chargers, who play a makeup game Tuesday with Farmington, are 5-5 in the league, 9-7 overall and have qualified for the playoffs.

"WE'VE BEEN struggling the last couple of weeks," Canton coach Dave Van Wagoner said. "This is a pretty good win for us, because we

think Churchill i s a pretty good bas-ketball team.

"Our goal all along has been to win the league championship, and to-day's win is a good way to head into the league tournament. If we play good defense, I think we're a very capable team."

It was defense that got the Chiefs started right Saturday. They held Churchill to six first-quarter points and led 35-18 at halftime.

"All we talked about before the game was defense," Van Wagoner said. "We played some good man-to-man defense, and I think we frus-trated them a bit."

Derrick McDonald scored 10 of his 18 points in the first half, and Mike Stafford had all seven of his points before halftime.

The Chargers rallied in the third quarter and outscored Canton 22-8 to get within 43-38. Churchill's 6-foot-9 center Randy Calca terra scored half of his game-high 24 points in that pe-riod.

"THEY POSTED him on the

block, and he hit a lot of nice turna-round baskets." Van Wagoner said. "I think Calcaterra is really a fine basketball player who can run and jump well."

Canton made 12 of 14 free throws in the fourth quarter, however, and held off the Chargers with an 18-14 edge in scoring. Kevin Holmes was four of four from the line in the fourth and Tony Coshatt three of four. For the game, the Chiefs were 23 of 31 and Churchill eight of IX.

"I toM the kids It 's money t ime now. We have to play some D, take our time on offense and make our free throws." And that's what we. did," Van Wagoner said.

Brett Howell followed McDonald in scoring with nine points and, ac-cording to Van Wagoner, played a great defensive game against Churchill's Mike Thomas, holding him to one point.

Coshatt added eight points and grabbed 14 rebounds, and Karl Wuk-ie also had seven points. Scott Bowser scored 10 points and Marcus , Sarnovsky nine for Churchill

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Mercy 2-peats in volleyball By Dan O'Meara staff writer

Farmington Hills -Mercy managed to subdue an inspired Livonia Lady-wood opponent and win its second straight Catholic League volleyball championship Wednesday.

The Marlins, who defeated the Blazers in last year's final and have beaten their rival three times this season, won the first game 15-10 but trailed 11-3 in the second.

Mercy (37-4-2) rallied to tie the score at 11. The Blazers edged in front 12-11, but the Marlins surged again to take the title with a 15-13 victory

"It made for a dramatic match," Mercy coach Tim DeBeliso said. "From a purist point of view, it was not a pretty match, but we rose to a level needed to win the game

"TO A COACH on the bench, you think 'We're going three here.' but maybe the kids had more confidence in themselves than the coach. It got to 11-9 and then it was anybody's ballgame "

Lady wood, making Its fourth con-secutive appearance in the final and having won in 1988-1989, learned from its earlier losses (15-4/13-3 and 15-8/15-5) and was well prepared.

"We had looked over the tapes and found out where some of their weaknesses were," Ladywood coach Tom Teeters said.

"We're going up against a team that has more well-rounded talent than we have, and the only.way we can beat them is to outsmart them We have to find out where we can single block and #liere their weak tones are along the n e t "

Unforced errors coat the Blazers (39-10-2) in the first game with the score tied 10-10 and a combination of hitting and serve reception mts-

Ladywood to lose It mo-• is the second, aocord-

Chiefs crush WLW Plymouth Canton drilled visiting Walled Lake Western in the last two

games Wednesday to take a four-game volleyball victory. ) After the teams exchanged 15-11 wins-with the Chiefs winning the

first. Canton dominated the Warriors 15-6 and 15-5, improving its record to 4-7.

"We finally came together as a team and played well," Canton coach Jacque Getz said

The Chiefs accomplished the victory without sophomore middle hitter Stephanie Gray, who was ill.and missed the match.

But Lorena Sanford and Karrie Drinkhan played very well, according to Getz, and helped Canton compensate for Gray's absence

Heidi Klaes registered f ive kills and Jenny Davis four. Renee Dory had 11 digs on defense and Sanford six.

ing to Teeters. "We knew they were not out of it

(when the Blazers led 11-3), but our problem has always been inconsis-tency," he said. We still lack in passing and consistency, but that's improved as our sophomore players have improved."

DeBeliso acknowledged Ladywood errors helped the Marlins, but he credited his team's defense for turn-ing the second game in its favor. Maureen Paulin led the Marlins with 11 digs in the match Nora Hand had 10 and Shannon Gaff eight

"WE HAD some great defense at the end, and I thought that was the deciding factor." DeBeliso said. "We were able to get the ball up off the floor, get an attack and force them to play defense "

And it took that kind of defensive effort to overcome the Blazers, who played their best match of the sea-son against the league's premier

"They were tremendous." DeBeli-so said. "They were at the top of their game

"That was the most emotional and intense game I've seen from a Lady-wood team in a while Ladywood had total control (In the second game).

and we were back on our heels " The Marlins began their comeback

behind the serving of Nora Hand Mercy got Umely hitting from Mau-reen Paulin and good back row play from Goff and Hand, DeBeliso said, and suddenly the Marlins had a 14-12 lead.

"We played pretty good volleyball, too." DeBeliso said "I don't want to discount our effort I thought we rose to the level we needed in a very high-pressure situation

"It's a tremendous thing for Mer-cy High School and these kids You don't think about (winning the league championship) at the start of the season, but when it's all said and done you have a great sense of pride In what these young people have ddbe *

MERCY WAS not a t the top of i ts game but still performed well enough to prevail under trying cir-cumstances. even if the individual statistics don't reflect i t sccording to DeBeliso

Paulin had seven kills and was 25-of-27 attacking. Karen Pinkerton five and 20-of23. Gail Murie three and ll-of-20. Murie also had 10 blocks, Laure DeMattia six and Pinkerton four

• "They don't sound like the kind of stats that tell you we won the game." DeBeliso said. "But some-times it's more perseverance and de-termination that win a match- for you."

DeBeliso praised his team's serv-ing, a team strength and area con- -sistency all season. Hand (15-of-L5), Pinkerton (11-of-ll) and Murie (6-of-6) were perfect on the service line, and Hand. Pinkerton and Paulin.111-of-12) had two aces apiece.

Val Adzima was able to keep the Marlins off balance with her short-serve delivery, according to Teeters, who attributed much of Ladywood's better showing against the Marlins to the improved play of sophomore setter /hitter Mary Jo Kelley. " -

Keli Haeger led the Blazers with nine kills and was 17-of-22 hitting Rebecca Willey recorded six blocks and "six kills, and Jannel Heniine blocked six Mercy spikes.

Julie Wrison was Ladywood s top defensive player with eight digs, and she was 14-of-17 on serve reception Liz Gunn added four digs. Kelley three kills and Adzima two aces

THERE IS A parallel between last year and this season Mercy defeated the Blazers four consecutive times, the last in the league final, before Ladywood upset the Marlins in the Gass A semifinals

Teeters hopes-history will repeat itself, but the Blazers will.have to get past powerhouse teams such as Livonia Churchill and /or Stevenson before that meeting could take place

"We ve taken a similar path," be said "We've had two good matches with them and got blown out once If we have two good matches, we can figure out something that works. Hopefully, well see them again down the road

"But it still comes down to execu-tion, and again we have to play good teams before we get to Mercy

Kavanaugh returns to coach Ladywood By Brad Emona staff writer

With an overall record of 245-42, two state Class B championships and two runner-up finishes. Ed Kavanaugh established a strong foundation as Livonia Ladywood's basketball coach.

But Kavanaugh left coaching three years ago. resigning as Schoolcraft College's part-time athletic director to devote time to his building en-deavors. his new family and his full-time teaching job.

What appeared to be a permanent sabbatical ended abruptly last week when Kavanaugh was named Ladywood's basketball for the second time

He succeeds Toni Gasparovic. who resigned after a rocky two-year tenure and 17-22 record. •

"I don't know much about last year and * really don't care to know," Kavanaugh said "I did not attend one full game last year, but I missed coaching It's the adrenaline you get from coaching It's the game-time feeling that you can't replace. You can't get it out of your blood, no coach ever does

KAVANAUGH wanted to make i t clear that he isn't returning his daughter. Kelly, played as a freshman on the Ladywood JV squad last year

"I have a daughter in the program, but that has nothing to do with i t " he said

Sister Mary Alezander. Ladywood's principal said Kavanaugh is in-volved with a fund-raising project for the school's proposed new gymna-sium where ground-breaking is expected to take place in mid-March

We were looking for somebody and 1 said to him. Are you interest e d v " said Sister Alexander "We hired him because we re building a new gym and he's part of the development project He's going to oversee much of the building process because he's been involved in that busi-

Sister Alexander, now in her sixth year as Ladywood's principal, has worked with Kavanaugh in the past and has nothing but high praise for the new coach.

He's very cooperative no matter what I ask hell always do." Sister Alexander said "He's fair with the girls and he works hard He's tactful, he's nice to get along with and he's friendly And he's good at it (coach-ing) He's one of the best "

KAVANAUGH. \ math instructor at Schoolcraft, spent two year* as coach of the Ocelots and two years as athletic director before stepping down

He was succeeded as Schoolcraft women's coach by Jack Grenan and at A D* by Marty Nowak.

Ken Bee hard, an assistant under Kavanaugh at Ladywood. coached one year at the varsity level, going 16-7. winning the Class district and regional titles in 1988

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Women excel at bowling, too

THROUGHOUT THE YEARS. women have excelled in many sports. However, few other sports offer women the

chance to compete equitably with the . men. The lady bowlers have proven many times they can be skilled at the alley.

Many of us are familiar with the top women bowlers such as Aleta Sill, Cheryl Daniels and Dede Davidson who have been highly visible on national television. There are also plenty of not-so-famous names in our own backyard who have proven their skill on the lanes of Ob-serverland.

There are scores reported every week in this column from the ladies classic leagues and house leagues which are nothing short of fantastic. Two local asso-ciations, the Detroit Women's Bowling Association and th* Tri-County Women's Bowling Association, easily rank first in the nation numerically with the Greater Detroit Bowling Association at about 88.000 members. Fifty-six of these ladies averaged 190 or more last season.

Most of the ladies bowl in the classic leagues, with the Luxury All-Star Bowl-erettes leading the way with an 184.8 av-erage Other top leagues include the King Looie Right Approach (184.2); Wonder-land Scratch Trio (183.4); the Arena Pro Shop Ladies Majors (182.4* the Super Sunday 7.000 (179.5); the Molson Classic (179 J* the Country Lanes Ladies Classic (174.9); and the Wonderland Ladies Senior House League (170.7).

IT WAS ONLY last week when the De-troit All-Star Ladies doubles tournament took place al the Bonanza Lanes. The top women bowlers were paired with some of the groups alumni which included many stars of yesteryear and members of the Hall of Fame such as Anita Cantaline. Mary Mohacsi. Gerry Ritter. Kathy Haislip and Penny Behn

The winning pair was Darlene Morrow of Canton and Sue Veach of Chesterfield. Kathy Haislip of West Bloomfield gained 11th with a 675 series.

High games of the event were regis-tered by Mary Rose Altese (258), Veach (246) and Deb Blakely (241).

• The Michigan Women's Senior Tour-nament is slated for May 8-19 at the Air-port Lanes in Jackson. -The events are singles and doubles with age divisions at 55-59, 60-64. 65-59. and 70-over. The tour-nament is WIBC sanctioned and the en-tries close March 2. For more informa-tion, call 453-7718.

• If you,look closely at this week s highlights, you will see fine scores from our ladies such as Cheryl Anderson, 268; Judy Hill. 257. Lacy Shaffer. 269; Alicia Mazzei. 267, Barb Christiansen, 254; Don-na O'Nml, 267, Marge PeUrsott, 269; Blandine Suppelsa. 278. KaUy Mkar. 256. Cathy Ringer, 254; Charleae Jaskolski, 278; Pat Telmos, *72; Mary Gisslander (series). 672. Chris Calvin, 670; Tamika Glenn, 732; and Michelle LaRouche, 622.

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The two yea r s Zaim Cunmula j spent a t G r a n d Rap ids Junior Col-lege was t i m e well spent .

The payoff c a m e recent ly in the fo rm of a footbal l scholarship to Eas t Carolina Universi ty , a Division I school in Greenvi l le , N.C.

Conmula j w a s a three-sport s t a r at North Fa rming ton . High School in 1988-89 and dist inguished himself a s the noseguard on the GRJC football t eam.

It was dur ing a game, last fa l l against the College, of DuPage the opposing coach noticed Cunmula j and r e c o m m e n d e d him to his fr iend, Eas t Carol ina coach Bill Lewis.

Lewis scouted the Fa rming ton Hills p layer in person when G R J C played D u P a g e aga in last November in the Midwest Bowl on Thanksgiv-ing Day.

"He said he liked my aggressive-ness and quickness ," Cunmula j said.

" T O T E L L you the t ruth , I had never heard of (Eas t Carolina) until this year but when I went there for a visit I r ea l ly l iked it. When I l e f t here (in J anua ry ) , i t was snowing and down t h e r e it w a s 65 degrees. '

The 6-foot-2, 250-pound Cunmula j had of fe r s f r o m Eas t e rn Michigan. Wes te rn M i c h i g a n , Youngs town State, Grand Valley State and To-ledo, but the b ig- t ime schedule the P i ra tes play had m o r e appeal .

Eas t Caro l ina ' s f i rs t g a m e next season, on Aug. 31 against Illinois, will b£4*tev ised by ESPN. The Pi-

^ will play Syracuse , P i t t sburgh, "Louisiana Tech, Temple , South Caro-lina, Cincinnati , Tulane, Memphis Sta te and C e n t r a l Flor ida .

"I decided to go and play with the big boys," sa id Cunmula j , who earned JuCo Ai l -American honors on defense. " I think the re ' s a lot m o r e

exposure.

Zaim Cunmula j Division I player

" I ' m nervous about it. I played against good players at JC, but I think a l a rge pa r t of playing Division I is psychological. I think it 11 be a big move, going f r o m J C to playing Division I ball , but I think I'll be able to handle it.

"(Lewis) told m e I'll mos t likely c o m e in and s ta r t . But I have to prove I can play f i rs t , so I 'm not even thinking about anything m o r e than that ye t . " ].

CUNMULAJ IS a good e x a m p l e of a s tudent-a th le te who seized the op-portuni ty presented by the JuCo sys-t em and m a d e it work to his benefi t .

He excel led in football , wres t l ing and t r ack a t North but didn' t have the a c a d e m i c record to a t t r a c t ath-letic r ec ru i t e r s f r o m four-year col-leges when he was a senior.

C u n m u l a j has improved his g rades a t G R J C and plans to ea rn a degree in physical educat ion a t Eas t . Caroli-na.

" I ' m glad I c a m e here , " he said . " I 've got my grades up to a th ree -point. I ' m glad I did it now."

North football coach- J i m O 'Lea ry • eve r had any doubt about Cunr la j ' s a th le t ic abilities, nor his aca-demic abilit ies once he appl ied him-self .

" In high school, Zaim had the ca-p a b i l i t y he didn't have the g r ades , " O 'Leary said. "He had good size, good agility. He was aggress ive , tough and hard-nosed. He proved what kind of a thle te be was in wres-tling.

"He was intense. Footbal l w a s something he loved. He thr ived on contact . He used to hur t our kids in prac t ice . In th ree years , I never saw him get hurt. He e i ther had a high to lerance for pain, or he took good c a r e o f himself.

" I T WAS just a m a t t e r of want ing ' to go to school and taking it ser ious-ly. His priori t ies in high school w e r e athlet ics , and he would be the f i r s t one to admit iL"

Cunmula j has also improved his physical s t a tu re in two y e a r s afi. GRJC, adding 35 pounds to his play-ing weight of 215 in high school.

" I never thought he would ge t a s big a s he is," O'Leary said. "Bu t he ' s put in a lot of t ime on the weights , and eve ry ounce of i t is musc le . "

Cunmula j played offensive t a ck l e and, a f t e r s tar t ing his senior season a t l inebacker, was moved back to de-fens ive tackle to fill a need. As a heavyweight wres t le r , he f inished thi rd in the s t a t e tournament , and he also w a s the s ta te discus c h a m p i o n in t r a c k and field.

Cunmula j wrest led fo r G R J C las t yea r and earned All-American hon-ors, finishing seventh in the na t iona l tournament . He isn't wres t l ing this y e a r and is concentra t ing « n ma in -taining his weight for footbal l , hop-ing to add another 10 pounds.

CC's Barbara picks N'wood

Jon Barbara, the. All-Observer first-team fullback from Redford Catholic Central, signed a nation-al letter of intent Wednesday with Northwood Institute.

Barbara joins CC teammate Gary Gurgold, who last week signed with Northwood, an inde-pendent team that is affiliated with the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics.

Barbara, who gained 788 yards and scored 14 touchdowns last fall for the Class AA state cham-pion Shamrocks, turned down scholarship offers from Ferris State. Wayne State and St. Joe's College (Indiana). He also had op-portunities to walk on at Western Michigan, Eastern Michigan. Michigan State, Toledo and Bowl-ing Green.

Northwood is located in Mid-land, about a half hour northwest of Saginaw.

"I had a lot of chances to walk on, but Northwood was a lot like CC in many different ways," Bar-bara said. "I really liked the coaching staff, the people and campus. Everything was great. I hope to go to Northwood next year and make an impact and let people know I can play football Walking on at a Division I school doesn't guarantee anything.

"(The recruiting process) is tough if you don't know what's going on. My mom (Sandy), dad (John) and brother Chris helped roe out and have been very pa-tient along with (CC) coach (Tom) Mach."

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BOYS BASKETBALL Tuesday. Feb. 19

St Alphonsus at Btthop Borgess. 8:30 p.m. A A Gab Richard at Redtcxd CC. 7 p m Lrv Oarenceviile at Harper Wds.. 7 p.m. Farmington at Lrv Churchill. 7 30 p.m. Dbn Fordson at Liv Stevenson. 7:30 p.m. Farm. Harrison al N Farmington. 7 30 pm Mittord at Redtord Union. 7:30 p.m. Dearborn at fled Thurston, 7 30 p.m. Rat Rock at Lutheran Westland. 7 30 p.m. Huron Valley at Bloomfield Roeper, 8 p.m.

Friday, Feb. 22 H W Luth. East at Uv Clarencevtfle. 7 p.m. Retford Union at Garden City. 7:30 p.m D.H. Crestwoodat Red Thurston. 7 30pm Wayne Memorial at Southgate. 73©{rm Luth, Westland at O H. Fairiane. 7:30 p.m. Pty Christian al S HeW Christian, 7 30 p.m

PREP HOCKEY Wedrfe^Jay. Feb 20

Lrv Churchill vs Liv. Franklin vs ySjW^tte at Livonia's EdgatStfena. 6 and 8 p.m. Redtord CC at Allen Pk Cabnni. 8 p.m.

Friday. Feb 22 Liv Stevenson vs. B H Cranbrook at Livonia's Edgar Arena. 6 p.m.

Saturday. Feb. 23 Redtord CC vs Riv Gabriel Richard at Redtord Ice Arena, 8 p.m

MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Wednesday. Feb. 20

Macomb CC at Schoo4craU 7:30 p.m Oakland CC at Flint Mon 7 JO p.m.

Saturday, Feb. 23 Oakland CC at Macomb CC. 7:30 p.m Schoolcraft at Highland Pk . 7:30 p.m

WOMEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Saturday. Feb. 23

Highland Park at Schoolcraft, 3 p.m.

A r e a w r e s t l i n g t e a m s e l i m i n a t e d Observer land ' s f inal two surv ivors w e r e e l iminated

Wednesday in the s t a t e Class A t e a m wres t l ing region-a l a t P lymou th Salem.

Redfo rd Catholic Cent ra l bowed out wi th a 21-8 dual-m e e t record a f t e r fa l l ing to perennia l p o w e r T e m p e r -ance-Bedford in the Region VIII f ina ls a t Sa lem, 39-24.

CC advanced to the f inal with a 53-12 win over Romulus , while Bedford pinned Southgate Anderson. 58-12, in the o ther semif ina l . ^

Meanwhile , Livonia Frank l in (11-3-1) lost in the semi-f ina l s of Region VII (also a t Sa lem) to Novi, 51-25. In one semif ina l , eventua l winner Bel levi l le de fea ted Brighton. 36-22. '

Bel levi l le cap tu red the t i t le with a 36-24 win over Novi. •

Both B«dford and Bellevil le a d v a n c e to the Class A t e a m semif ina l s F r i d a y in Ba t t l e Creek.

" I t w a s one of those things, I knew it w a s going ta happen ," CC coach Mike Rodr iguez said fol lowing the loss to Bedford. "We haven ' t had a g r e a t season, but our guys gave a rea l good e f f o r t . "

MARIO SCICLUNA (103), Rus ty F o w l e r (119), Jason Krueger (160) and Dan Kelly (171) aU won their m a t c h e s against Bedford . Heavyweight Rob Sylvester picked up six points when he went unopposed. CC's Dan Suhad ja (189) t ied J e r e m y Miller a t 4-4.

Fowle r . Krueger , KeUy. Suhadja and Sylvester each won the i r m a t c h e s against Romulus , a long with t eam-m a t e s A d a m Gianatass io (112), by void; Phil Bache (125), Dan Riep le (145), J i m Whall (152) and heavy-weight Aaron Babicz (by void).

F rank l in had i ts chances to bea t Novi, winning six of 13 ma tches . The Pa t r i o t s lost 12 points a t 130 (by void) and 135 pounds (a pin).

F rank l in ' s Bobby Johnson (heavyweight) and Br ian Whetstone (189) each picked up s ix points with pins. Bri-an Poisson (171) gained four by a m a j o r decision, while Nick Kostakis (125), Jesse Shakar i an (119) and Derek Rowland (103) all won by decisions.

"We had a lot of close matches." Franklin assistant coach Frank Vilvdi said.

S C c a g e r s lose Fyke t o in jury More bad news hit the Schoolcra f t

I Col lege m e n ' s b a s k e t b a l l t e a m Wednesday.

The Ocelots, who lost four p layers to a c a d e m i c p rob lems in J a n u a r y , lost ano ther to in jury in their g a m e a t Henry F o r d Communi ty College. Mitch Fyke* f r o m P lymouth Canton, whose three-pointer a t t he buzzer bea t Alpena CC ear l i e r this season, dis located his shoulder and will be out for t i re-remainder of the season.

Without Fyke, the Ocelots ' chanc-es of ca tch ing Henry Ford in the sec-ond half — they t ra i led 43-41 a t hal f -

t i m e — were diminished. They neve r did, losing 89-78.

The loss lef t SC with a 13-13 over-all record , 4-9 in the E a s t e r n Confer -ence. The Hawks I r e 5-8 in the con-f e rence and a r e now a g a m e a h e a d ' of SC in the chase for the s ixth - r and final — Michigan C o m m u n i t y College Athletie Association playoff spot.

The Ocelots got 24 points f r o m Randy Watters and 21 f r o m Kwesi McGill. Fyke scored 13 be fo re going to the sidelines. J a k e Tu t t l e ' s 19 / points were best for Henry F o r d . '*

SCS WOMEN'S t e a m r a n in to problems with fouls and tu rnovers Wednesday, and the resul t w a s a 92-79 home-ourt loss to Henry F o r d .

Three Lady Ocelots fouled out of the game; the t e a m commi t t ed 33 fouls. The Lady Hawks conver ted 28 of 41 f r g m the f ree - th row line t a 13 of 20 for SC.

The Lady Ocelots" 33 tu rnovers didn't help their cause , e i ther . They trai led 48-38 a t ha l f t ime .

Jul ie Sawicki scored 22 points and Leeann Ligbtfoot 21 to lead SC. Tri-cia Lucas added 12 points and 10 re-bounds.

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• CHAMPION SKIER Plymouth res ident Sharon Henry

captured f i rs t p lace Feb. S in the Plymouth Al l -American Ski Series a t Mount Holly Henry . 27, won the wonWn's novice c lass 'compet i t ion.

Henry, a supervisor employed by the University of Michigan, learned to ski IS years ago and has been rac-ing for two years. The All-American Ski Series »s the largest series of rec-reational races in the nation

Participants accumulate points toward end-of-season awards, in-cluding a free trip to the national f i ^ c r a f t coach Dave Bogataj said nals in Keystone, Colo. The aeries is QUiet. unassuming and not sanctioned by the United States Rec-reational Ski Association.

. • COLLEGE SOCCER Randy Balconi of Plymouth- has

been elected captain of the Witten-berg College men's soccer team for the 1991 season Balconi. who will be a senior next fall, played soccer at Plymouth Salem High School and was a member of the All-Observer team in 1987

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• GYMNASTS EXCEL Doug Stibel of Canton won top

honors in the boys Class I-II level (ages 13-18) during invitational com-petition Feb. 3 with St.60 points.

Stibel and other members of the * Livonia All-Around Gymnastics Cen-ter competed against boys from five Michigan teams in the optional cate-gory. All five team members placed in the top 10

Stibel. a Class I gymnast, placed first in four events: -still rings (8 2), vault (9 5),' parallel bars (9.1) and

—high.bar (8.2). He finished second on pommel horse and floor exercise with scores of 7.5 and 8.9. respec-tively.

Justin Semion of Canton, a Class II gymnast, earned fifth with a score of 38.8 He was third in rings (6.1) and vault (8 6) and fourth on high bar (4 8) and floor exercise (8.1).

Matt Friday of Plymouth, a Class II gymnast, placed ninth with a 28.4 score He was fourth in vault (8.3), ninth in floor (6.1)' and 10th in pom-mel horse, rings and bars

• PLYMOUTH SLO-PITCH .. The City of Plymouth Parks and

Recreation Department will again offer a men's slow-pitch Softball

' league this summer. The entry fee is $375 for the 18-game schedule A forfeit fee of $70 is included in the entry fee

Games wili be played Monday through Thursday nights. Teams may pick one night they prefer not to play. The season begins Monday. May 6

Registration for returning teams will start Monday. March 4. New teams may register starting Mon-day, March 18.

When it comes to shooting the bas-ketball. Randy Watters has an accu-racy comparable to the Patriot Mis sile

Usually on target and never off by much, the 6-foot-4 V* sophomore for-ward from Milford Lakeland has quietly become one of Schoolcraft College's all-time prolific scorers, ranking second only to Carlos Briggs, the former SC All-American who went on to star at Baylor

"He can flat-out shoot," School-•He*s

quiet, unassuming and not flashy, but he puts it in at great percent-age "

The numbers back up Bogataj s claim In two seasons. Watters has scored a total of 1.163 points.

In 24 games this season, be leads the Ocelots in all shooting categories — scoring (24.1 points per game), field goal accuracy (158 of 239 for 66 percent), three-point shooting (58 ot 114 for SI percent), and free throws

•mrfxrvo? for 82 percent) And don't get the impression he's

just a gunner. Watters also leads the team in to-

•tal assists with 85. "I've got the green light, when it's

there I'll take it." Watters said "I just concentrate#on hiiting the rim When I shoot. 1 want it to go in."

WATTERS RECALLS the time when Bogataj sent him to the bench for not shooting

"I bricked my first shot and 1 didn't shoot it for about 7 m i n -utes," Walter said "Before I shoot. I

•have to be warmed up body-wise It's hard to tell when that happens, but I was always taught not to be selfish and that you have to pass it."

Watters is getting passing grades throughout the Eastern Conference o{ the Michigan Community College Athletic Association where he is chasing Highland Pack's Jose Lewis for the scoring lead

He has been named Eastern Con-ference Player of the Week three different times this season

"His'greatest value, when he came here, as a freshman, was his work ethic." Bogataj said He's.a Jeader by example, not by voice "

Watters. who drives 45 minutes each way to Schoolcraft's "campus from his home in Highland Town-ship. more or less found his new school by accident

"I never saw him play m. high school," said the Schoolcfaft coach "Steve Emert. the Walled Lake Cen-tral coach, called me He had never seen him play, but had heard about him."

Watters made the Schoolcraft con-nection only after his girlfriend's mother, a secretary at Walled Lake Central, had called Bogataj on his behalf.

Randy Watters Schoolcraft leader

"I HAD THISxound-faced kid who . looked about 14 years old. but he was 6-4." Bogataj remembers. "He came to a game with his parents and he came to a couple of our spring prac-tices He just dropped on our door-step "

Watters played three sports at Lakeland

He was a punter cornerback in football, a pitcher third baseman in baseball and a center for coach Bob McFarland> basketball team.

Lakeland went 15-5 his senior year kfcing in the second round of the districts Watters was not his team's*top scorer, but averaged nearly 20 points per game, primarily playing the post >

I improved the most the summer after my senior year," he said "I practiced every day up at OCC (Oak-land Community College) I had a lot of friends who played up therer"

OCC coach Lynn Reed, the ex-Lakeland High coach, tried in vain to lure Watters onto the Orchard Ridge campus But the chance to play right away at Schoolcraft proved pivotal

"Coach Reed helped me a lot. he still tells me he wishes I would have come there." Watters said "He's a good guy Things"just worked out dif-ferently "

WATTERS strong work habits be-gan to pay divfdends midway through his freshman year (1989-90) for the Ocelots

• He began to, blossom as a scorer, rattling off a 43-point performance late in the season

He did a great job rebounding for us as a freshman., but he also learned he could shoot, Bogataj said "He

. still doesn't shoot as much as we like He's very selective." "

As a freshman. Watters finished with a 18.9 scoring average. He averaged 64 percent from the floor, 53 percent from three-point range

. and 78 perent from the line as the Ocelots finished 11-20 overall •»

This season. Schoolcraft is battling

Henry Ford CC for the sixth and fi-nal playoff spot in the Eastern Con-ference. The two teams were tied going into last night's game with 4 8 records.

With Watters leading the way. SC "has climbed over the S00 mark for the first time in years (1S-12).

"We've won more games the last two years than we have in the previ-ous three." Bogataj said. "And Ran-dy is one of the reasons "

LOSING, however, gnaws away at Watters

"I think we have talent on this team." he said "We just have five-minute blackouts during games where we can't score and teams make 20-point runs on us If we just could_eliminate those runs, our record would be better than what it shows.".

Although he has yet to receive a scholarship offer, it's a good bet Watters will end up playing and con-tributing at a four-year school WesT Virginia Wesleyan and Fort Hays State (Kansas), perennial powers in the National Association of Intercol-legiate Athletics, have made con-tacts.

"He getra letter a day," Bogataj said. "A lot of Division II (NCAA) schools and good NAIA schools are after him He'd be a great No. 3 man (swing player)."

Matters not only has an attractive portfolio as a basketball player, but also as a student

He -was excused from Monday's practice to go to the library to pre-pare a report for his geology class He plans' to major in business and work in the corporate health field.

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"I DID NOT situdy hard in high school." he admitted "But here (Schoolcraft) you have to have good grades to transfer My parents pres-sure me to study " .

Watters. meanwhile, has become a quick study the basketball court dur-ing his two-year stint at Schoolcraft

."In my 23 years of coaching. Ran-dy's probably one of the top two or three players I've ever coached," said Bogataj. who coached the late Bob Fowler, an Inkster Cherry Hill High star who later played at Ken-tucky and Iowa State. "Randy's a scorer He'just comes off picks and Shoots it."

. And he shoots with great accura-cy. don't forget.

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200-yard m«d»«y reiay t Joe Erwv. Paul Magoukcfc, David Brecht and Marc tevti. ? 04 99. 2 Jerry Peters. Ef* SeKJatman Lee Bonner and Scotl Sieven, 2 40 43

SO freestyle 1 PauT Magouhc* 27 03 2 .Bnan McW iier 28 60 3 Scon Stever 29 94 4 Merc levrTi. 30 36

* ?00 freestyle t JoeE/vir 2 - 1 4 5 5 ? Oa-<xd "BracM 2 16 42. 3 Br-an McMuAen 2 24 69. 4 Lee Bonner. 3 07 11

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SO freestyle 1 Mf Mettas 27 69 7 Mandi Ras 26 49 3 Sara Larsor 29 90 5 Kathryn vac* 31 60

200 .freestyle 1 J* Barn«s 2 20 4S 2 Stacey Setter 2 24 OS. 3 KeHey Larsen. 2 37 66 5 Jenn-ter Barnes 2 43 40

200 freestyte relay '1 Jrfi Mefts, Sara Lar-son Jih Barnes and Mandi Ras t 52 30 2 Siacey Setter Ang* Page' Jeon.'er Barnes and KMeyXarsen 2 07 59

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200 medley relay 1 Breni Me«*. Scott" Bensie Ross LaForte and J M a s o r 228 31 3 A N D R E * Keefer Cftrstopner Moh land Eric Larson and Paul Corinoay 2 67 42

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200 freestyle 2 Scott Bens* 2 34 4 i 4 Brant 'Meals 2 4S 26 6 Andrew Keete-2 56 30. 7 jo^xta FiHuter 2 57 66

200 Treesryte retay i Josnua Faster jay Mason Eik Larsen ana Russet: LaForte 221 20

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200 freeetyte relay 2 Kate Bonner Ajeine KaroieW. Gaw W*Kmd and Megan McHenry 2 42 97. 4 Knsien Kaiymon Carm Larson Angesa Let>bon and K*n S*es. 3 08 62

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100 medley relay 2 Stephen Granam Biai>e Bernstein Ctms Jones and Danny Jones 1 28 23 4 Erie Lynn. Briar, Tr»ess Mark Montayne and Jasor- Rebarcfi* 1 52 78 f...

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w e a s e l Winter snow may not be the best

thing to drive in, but it is great to have when identifying animal ac-tivity. No matter where an animal goes, it will leaxe tracks that can be followed It ^-difficult if not im-possible to recognize such exten-sive activity any other time of the year.

Tracks are left behind by all ani-mals. common, and not so common — or at least not commonly seen.. Recently, while walking the trails in a forest of aspen with some young invading hickories. I saw some tracks of the long-tailed weasel.

There are three species of weasel in Michigan. The short-tailed weasel, or ermine, is typical-ly found in the upper peninsula and the northern half of the lower pen-insula.-A few counties from south-ern Michigan have reported them, but not many.

Least weasels, as their name im-plies, is the smallest of the three. They average about six inches in

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length. Males are typically larger than females. This species of weasel is found mostly in the south-ern half of the lower peninsula.

The tracks I saw were too big for least weasel but were the right size for the long-tailed weasel which is found throughout the southern half of the lower peninsula, in a few counties in the northern half and throughout most of the upper pen-insula.

Not only is the track of a weasel

easy to recognize, but the activity demonstrated by the tracks is char-acteristic of a hunter. I could see where the long, think-bodied ani-mal went down under fallen, brush to investigate the hiding places of mice, one of their most common prey items.

After leaving one brush pile the tracks showed the characteristic narrow breadth of the paired paw impressions separated by about 16 inches.

I was fortunate to have seen its tracks as it hunted within a home range that may cover four to 50 acres depending on the availability of prey. If it was not for the snow on the ground 1 would not have had any idea that the weasel was ev'er there.

. Tim Notvtcki is a natural is t at Independence-Oaks County Park in Oakland County. He lives in Livonia

Michigan's Governor's Conference on Aging 1991 will be held Mafch 25 through 27 at the Hyatt Regency Ho-tel. Dearborn.

Featured will be a variety of workshops and Pre-Conference In-*" tensives directed to health care pro-fessionals, caregivers and people who work with older adults and their families.

The opening Plenary Session will have a panel discussion on the 'Right t o , Die." Speakers are Dr. Eric Chevien, oncologist with Cancer Care Center, Western Reserve Care Systems in Youngstown, Ohio; Shel-don F. Kurtz, dean of the Florida State University College of Law, Tallahassee; Rita Marker, director of the .International Anti-Euthanasia Task Force, Steubenville, Ohio; and the Rev. Ralph Mero, president of the Hemlock Society of Washington State*8nd Pacific Northwest Region-al Director of the National Hemlock ' Society.

Workshops will direct themselves to topics such as women caregivers, Alzheimer's Disease, drugs, inter-generational conflict, Medigap and long term care insurance, civil rights and sex. There will also be an Exhibition and Trade Show, break-

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fast roundtable discussions and an opening night reception, at the Hen-ry Ford Museum, featuring the Marcus Belgrave Quartet.

The registration fee for the three-day event is $135 per person for those registering prior to Mar^h 8. The fee. after that date, will-be $150 j»er person. This charge includes one ticket to the opening night reception, two lunches, one breakfast and ad-mission to the trade and exhibit show.

Pre-conference in tensives, to be held the morning of March 25 only, are offered at an additional charge of $45 each. For additional informa-tion regarding the conference and registration contact Rita Matthews. 517-373-4073. 7:20 a.m.to 4:30 p.m Monday through Friday or write to the Office of Services to the Aging, P.O. Box 30026, Lansing, MI 48909.

S t a t e i n c o m e t a x c h e c k - o f f a i d s c h i l d r e n The current recessi|k means hard

times for Michigan's children, says one of the state's top child abuse pre-

.; ' vention experts. According to Joe Crump, chair-

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* - "One of the tragic outcomes of tough economic times is the increase

. in family stress, which in turn pro-duces a sad increase in child abuse. And all this is happening at the same

time there is a decrease in the amount of money available to pro-vide child abuse prevention ser-vices," said Crump

Crump said the Children's Trust Fund itself is the victim of the cur-rent economic downturn.

"We're hoping Michigan taxpayers will be generous with their contribu-tions this year. Last year we had to reduce our support because of dwin-dling donations and cuts in a federal matching grant. This year, programs

offering child abuse prevention ser-vices are depending on us more than ever because there is less money available from other sources. You can be sure that state budget reduc-tions will hit these programs hard," Crump said.

This year's tax form includes a new CTF logo which Crump hopes will tfraw more taxpayers' attention to the check-off. The new logo in-cludes the words "Stop Child Abuse." is a child-like print with an octagon

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The United Irish Societies, the parade's sponsor, truly appreciates our fine musicians donating their services for the day in order to help defray the mounting costs of staging the parde." said Sharon Berry, chair-woman.

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Monday. February 18. 1991 OAE *7C

O&E Monday. February 18. 1991 6QP.C)

class reunions As jjpace permits, the Observer

& Eccentric Newspapers totU print uhthout charge announce-. ments of class reunions. Send the in format ion to Reunions, Observ-er & Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150 Please include the date-of the reunion and the first and last name of at least one contact person and a telephone number.

• AHMEEK/ INTERVALE (NEW SCHOOL)

Ari all school reunion will be July 6. For more information, write Ah-meek School 'Reunion, Box 338, Ah-rryeek, Mich. 49901, or call Julie Simala, (908) 337-1787.

• ANPOVER—_ The class of 1971 will have a re-

union July 20 at the Troy Marriott, Troy. For information, call 465-2277

, or 283-6803. 4 • The class of 1981 is planning a

reunion. For information, call (800) 397-0018.

• BENEDICTINE The class of 1971 will have a re-

union Sept. 27. For information, call (313)773-8820.

• BERKLEY * ^ ' * The class of 1971 will have a re-

union Aug 10. For information, call (313) 773-8820

• B IRMINGHAM B A L D W I N The class of 1941 will have a re-

union 6:30 p.m. Friday, June 21, at

the Birmjnghan Community House. For information, call Patty Lewis, 644-2093, or Ginny Turner, 646-4981.

• B IRMINGHAM GROVES The class of 1971 will have its re-

union Aug 10, at the Kingsley Inn. Bloomfield Hills. For information, cali.465-2277 or 263-6803.

• The class of 1986 will have a reunion June 14. For information, call (313) 773-8820

•

• B IRMINGHAM S E A H O L M The class of 1971 will have a re-

union^ Saturday, July 13. a t the Northfield Hilton, Troy For more information, call (800) 397-0010.

• BLOOMFIELD HILLS The class of 1965 will hold its re-

union July 14 For more information, call (800) 397-0010.

• The class of 1966 will have a reunion Aug. 17 at the Clarion, Farmington Hills For information, call Barb Smith Ollesheimer. 645-1573, or Ellen Shimmick Rees, 782-5809.

• BLOOMFIELD HILLS LAHSER

The class of 1971 is planning a re-union. For information, 'call (800) 397-0010.

• - B R A B L E C The class of 1971 will have a re-

union Oct. 12. For information, call (313) 773-8820.

CHARTER TOWNSHIP O F CANTON NOTICE O F VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE

Notice is hereby given that Tuesday. February 19. 1991 is the last day registra-tions can be accepted in order to be eligible to vote in the special primary election to be held on March 19. 1991 Registrations will be accepted at the Township Clerk s Office Monday through Friday between the hours of 8:30 a m and 5:00 pm. or at any Secretary of State Office.

~ ^ LOREN N BENNETT, F'uMisk F r t r u a r * 14 and I I 1M1 Clerk

CHARTER TOWNSHIP O F CANTON . NOTICE O F PUBLIC HEARING

On Tuesday, March 12. 1991, at 7:00 p m at Township Hall. 1150 S. Canton Center Road, the Board of Trustees will hold a public hearing and act on repro-gramming of unobligated and unobligable funds remaining in the FY 1989 and 1990 Community Development Block Grant program The following-projects are proposed lor close out and reprogramming of funds: Sheldon School ($6,630.00); Salvation Army and Suburban West Community Center ($52,277). (These actions do not affect current services); Roof, senior center ($5,000 00); Sidewalk. Michi-gan Avenue ($5,000.00). It is proposed to reprogram these monies to existing block grant projects Canton Place drive and parking ($45,000), apd Griffin Park improvements ($»^OT). Written comments or requests foe information should be directed Ur. Gerald Martin, Development Specialist.-Resource Development Division. 1150 S. Canton Center Road. Canton. Michigan 48188.

Publish Fitnvr l»- >**'

. CHARTER TOWNSHIP O F CANTON

f NOTICE O F HEARING ASSESSMENT BOARD O F REVIEW

Notice is hereby given that the Canton Township»March Board of Review will meet on the following dates and times:

TUESDAY MARCH 05.1991

WEDNESDAY MARCH 06.1991

THURSDAY MARCH 07,1991

MONDAY MARCH 11,1991

TUESDAY MARCH 12,1991

WEDNESDAY MARCH 1 1,1991

ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING ONLY 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 NOON 1:00 p.m. to 5:004>.m. 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 NOON 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m 1:00 p.m- to 4:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. 9:00 a m to 12:00 NOON 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 pan.

• pin 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 PI

.^1 persons protesting their assessment must complete petitions prior to appear-lag before the Board A personal appearance is not required Petitions may be obtained at the Township Assessor's Office as of February 18. 1991 Our office is located behind the Fire Station at Cherry Hill and Canton Center Roads

-Tj* Board of Review will be held in the Township Hall Meeting Room on the first floor of Canton Township Hall, at 1150 S. Canton Center Road The Board 511 be on a first come first served basis during the above listed dates and times.

Please come jwepared. as a 5 minute time limit before the Board will be strictly adhered to. It yom have any questions regarding the March Board of Review, you may call ^anda Hamernik, Secretary to the Board of Review at 981-6400.

I W a t Prfcrmary IS. » am) Marc* i. 1981 . _

Wh ie few people ove ever been hit over q head with a frying

. <tr\. many have been hit n the heart The r e s t a t e starvej And the colon

Because fried foods. 3s port o? o high tot det . noy increase the risk of "LED DISEASE AS WV?!' AS setfan cancers v'

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E V E R Y Y E A R

T H O U S A N D S O F

P E O P L E A R E

K I L L E D W I T H A

F R Y I N G P A N .

• CHIPPEWA VALLEY The class of 1981 will have its re-

union July 27, at the Mirage Banquet Hall, Mount Clemens For informa-tion, call 465-2277 or 263-6803, or write Rednion Planners, P.O. Box 291, Mount Clemens 48046.

• CHERRY HILL The class of 1970 will have a re

union Friday, Sept. 20. For informa-tion, call 360-2460.

• DEARBORN The class of 1966 will have a re-

union Aug 2. For information, call (313)773-8820.

• The class of 1942 is planning a reunion. For information, call 277-1814.

• The January and June classes of 1951 will have a reunion Aufr 2 at the Dearborn Inn. For information, call Sue Lynch. 483-7857.

• DEARBORN. EDSEL FORD The class of 1981 is planning a re-

union. For more information, call (800)397-0010.

• The class of 1971 will have a reunion Aug. 10. For information, call Carol, 525-5752, or Janine, 278-7129. •

• DEARBORN FORDSON The class of 1956. For more infor-

mation. call Diane (Stephens) Rader, 563-9224. or Dolores (Wojcik) Loos, 582-5254.

• The class of 1941 will have a reunion Friday, Aug. 2. at St. Clement Hall. Dearborn For more information, call Dale Johnson. 336-3191.

• The class of 1981 is planning a reunion. For information, call (800) 397-0010.

• DEARBORN LOWREY • The class of 1966 will have a re-union Aug. JO. For information, call Toni Sudut, 562-3103. or Bob Lakey. 563-3296.

• The January and June classes of 1951 will have a reunion Oct. 5. For information, call Barbara (Badgley) Gosney, 427-0475. or Shir-ley (Hebert) Doom. 291-6069.

• DETROIT C A S S TECH The class of 1950 will have a re-

union Sept, 21 at the Northfield Hil-ton Inn, Trt>y. For information, write Reunion ^lapners, Boi 291, Mt. Clemens 48046, or call 465-2277 or 263-6803.

• DETROIT CHADSEY The class of 1941 is planning a re-

union. For information, call Irene (Kosnowski) Wygonik. 382-8962. Jean (Bahrie) Feges, 282-4864,. or Leonard Bartosik, 937-0425.

• The classes of 1950-52 will have a reunion Oct. 5. For informa-tion, write Chadsey Class Reunion, P.O. Box 20826, Ferndale 48220,

• DETROIT C O D Y The January Class of 1966 will

have a reunion April 6. For informa-tion, call Dolly, 478-4364. »

• DETROIT C O M M E R C E The classes and staff of 1937-39

will have a reunion May 5 at the Kingsley Inn, Bloomfield Hills. For information, call Vinita (Riley) Mor-*

ton, 545-2511, or Rita (Scaglion) Pavlick , 777-7657.

• The classes of 1950-53 are plan-ning a reunion. For information, write Commerce Class Reunion, Classes of 1950, '51', '52 and "53, P.O. Box 20836, Ferndale 48220.

• DETROIT COOLEY The class of 1951 will have a re-

union Oct. 5, at the Northfield Hilton Hotel, Troy. For information, call 465-2277 or 263-6803.

• The class of 1941 will have a reunion Sept. 15. For information, call (313) 773-8820.

• The class of 1981 will have a reunion July 19. For information, call (313) 773-8820.

• DETROIT OENBY The January and June classes of

.1951 will have a reunion Saturday, Oct. 26. For more information, call J u n e Wa l t e r s , 758 :4219, o r . Rosemary Rein, 681-8294.

• The class of 1971 will have a reunion Oct. 25 at the Mirage Ban-quet Hall. Mt. Clemens. For infor-mation, write Reunion Planners, P.O. Box 291, Mt. Clemens 48046, or call 465-2277 or 263-6803.

• DETROIT FINNEY The classes of 1970-72 will have a

reunion Saturday, Oct. 26. For infor-mation. call 746-9643.

• DETROIT EASTERN A reunion for all classes through

1942 will be Friday, Oct. 11, at the Polish Century Club, Detroit. For in-formation, call Tom Bolus. 758-0777,

. Luella (Olmstead) Forbes, 539-4678,

Leo Moses, 542-3081, or Gussie (El-liott) Greenwald, 755-6196.

• DETROIT HENRY FORO " The January and June classes of

1971 are planning a reunion. For more information, call Gail, 453-0613. or Mary, 538-8593.

• The classes of 1960-61 will have a reunion June 29. at the Troy Marriott. For more information, call Fred Mengel, 464-3163.

0 • DETROIT MACKENZIE

The classes of 1964-67 will have a reunion Saturday, April 27. at the Warren Chateau Hall. Warren. For information, call Rita Whitley, 746-9643.

• The January and June classes of 1945 are planning a reunion. For information, write Evelyn Dienes Mayer. 24306 Simmons Dr., Novi 48374, or call 349-5245.

• The January class of 1961 will have a reunion Nov. 9. For informa-, tion, call Sharrie -(Kozell) Branton, 661-0215.

• DETROIT MUMFORD The ,class of 1961 will have a r e -

union Nov. 30 at the Novi Hilton Inn, Novi. For information, call Lorraine Silverman Feber, 399-5309, or Laura Silverman Roth, 855-4654.

• The class of 1981 will have a reunion Aug. 24. For information, call Miss Carter. 331-9965. or (313) 773-8820

• FARMINGTON - The class of 1981 is planning a re-

union. For information, call (800) 397-0010.

C L A 6 6 I F I E D 644-1070 Oakland County 591-0900 Wayne County Rochester/Rochester Hills

BUY IT. SELL IT. FIND IT.

CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY SECTION

Auto For Sale C,E,F Help Wanted Home & Service Directory F Merchandise For Sale Real Estate Rentals

886 Ford ESCORT 1967 4 door I I U M l M l . mr automat ic a r o J m stereo «ea mainta ined oood shape $2500/ beet Can Bai ty 455-2669

ESCORT I S M - Wagon, automat ic air conoinonane • * * « e » condBion T j m e does >t again shop our p r i ce and compare Only $2,450 TYM£ AUTO «S$-M06

EXP 1 « H 5 spss f l Mac* Sharp $3495

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 FIESTA, <900 - G o o d condi t ion • I K * mtartor min t rettaMa t ranspor ta t ion M M 455-8526

FIREBIRD 1965 A u t o m a t * a * con d i l lon. T-topS. 1965 $4 995

. F O X "HILLS Chrysler -P lymouth

455-8740 961-3171 LTD 1977 - n a t i o n *>aeon runa aooo txxJy ' M w i n new pa r t * $575 729-8806 I T O 1979 - loeded. low rniMa .beat ol fer After 5pm 336-9329

M O R E CLASSIFIEDS ON PAGES

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866 Ford ESCORT 1 9 M 4 door - automat ic , a * . stereo. economica l Only $2695

Jack Demmer Ford AFFORDABLE USED CARS

721-5020

EXP 1966 - c lean pr iced to M i l $2929

LOU LaRICHE CHEVY/SUBARU

Plymouth Rd - J u s l Waal o l 1-275

4 5 3 - 4 6 0 0 EXP 1968 s e o n s modal . 5 a p a r t

I burgundy Doerer s teer ing /brakes

• ri ??•' FESTIVA - 1990 Red • / g r a y interi-or am f m caaaet ie. » in Ilea. $4200 471-9205

including breost cancer For a free booklet on

how to help reduce your risk through low fat eat ing, call 1 800 EAT-LEAN

After all. tne purpose of food is to sustain life, not take it away

1-800-EAT-LEAN

steps in the fight against SIDS

MUSTANG-1976. V8. wnne/tfue automat ic . Mr. stereo, all origmei ONLY 26.500 m. $5 000 352-2212

MUSTANG 1966 LX. 4 speed air power steering & locks, low miles Hke new $2850 421-2235"

MUSTANG 1966 LX Oar* Blue Au-tomatic'. a m / l m casset te Eicei ient cond i t ion 13300 643-7609

Ford TEMPO 1966 GL • * door automat-ic. air. n e r e o low maea MM. crulae Only 13695

Jack Demmw Ford AFFORDABLE USED CARS

721-.5020

TEMPO ' 9 8 5 automatic. 11.466 Mark s Auto Sataa doea a agami

MARK S AUTO Ol Garden C«y 427-3131

TEMPO 1966 4 Door automat ic air. t i t c ru ise $5260

flTLLAGE FORO LOT 2 278-8700 TEMPO 1969 GL . 4 door , automat-ic. aw c i i K H cruise. 27.000 rm L ike New $ 5 900 729-6612

THUNDERBJRO 1990 - Many colors, l oaded s tar l ing I rom $9690

J a c k Demmer Ford 721-6560 -

872 Lincoln CONTINENTAL-1976 Mark IV par l e d w o r i i n g condi t ion, many new par ts inc luding l<*a« 522-7376

CONTINENTAL 1965 - Grvency. maroen . new urea/muf f le r /braMa. loaded . 63 ,000 iwgnway rrmes. $5*395 471-3359

M U S T A N G 1967 LX Black. 2 31. au tomat ic , tulty loaded premium s o u n d s t e r e o / c e a s e t t a — - s f t e r p ' $4000 464-6205

MUSTANG 1969 LX C o n v e r t * * , au-tomat ic V6. 5 0 tu»y loaded, leath-er interior, a larm. $11 950 425-6187

PROBE GT 1989 - red, CO, anti- lock .b rakes all op t ions 48.000 miles $8100 Ask tor Jim. days 525-4330 or ewes 459-0982

PROBE 1989 GT - loaded, sacrifice $8 200 344-1183

PROBE-1989 GT 25.500 nwea. CO keyless entry, an power , under coa l sunroo* $9,500 362-0432-

O W N A 1989 Plymouth Reliant LE

Loaded

$ 1 4 9 p e r m o n t t i

Special Factory Buyout includes 70/70 Factory Warranty

•Pjymerr ts oasea o n $99 oowm plus U> S plates 68 montn financing * 15% suoject to creon

PROBE 1969 LX - Loaded, aunrool air. a u t o m a t e Excellent condi t ion 26.000 m. $9 000 464-1752

PROBE ' 9 9 0 GT G l LX. Great se-lect ion. s tar t ing t rom as low as $6890

Jack Demmer Ford 7 2 1 - 6 5 6 0

TAURUS ' 9 6 8 - GL. V6. a* power equipment m m ! condi t ion. $5 995

464-6768

TAURUS ' 9 8 9 LX Automatic, must sell power windows. ' locks $9,500 Can alter 3 30 645-2316

TAURUS T990 SHO - 3 to cnoose. loaded $ 12.990


CONTINENTAL 1990 -loaded star t ing t rom S i6 .990

Jack Demmer Ford 721-6560

CONTINENTAL 1990 Lees ther 3.000 m4aa Futl power equipment Sun root E» lended warranty Leatfv-ar mier ior Like New $20,000 Cat

459-3546

LINCOLN CONTINENTAL 196 Door loaded, $4960

VILLAGE'FORD LOT 2 278-8700

674 C O u d A R 1966 a l l condi t ion inaide 6 out

r. «sry good • cye roa r

423-5001

COUGAR XR7 5 moonroof ,

F * R O 1966 SC - 4 cylinder auto power brafcee 6 w d O M

aunrool, stereo L i m n s . 45 000 IM E j ca lan i conOt ton $5500 fcm Can

1pm 561-7738

sea $11,500 Je*t

S3 - V-6. i - lope good condi t ion $3000 or beat oHar

624-6643

COUGAR 196 7 L S Omon, loeded. tSOOO'oftar Oeys 893-3060 E«ee 476-6745

FIREBIRD. ' 9 6 6 ad * M 16.975

GRAND MARQUIS I960 New par ts 2 door CO. $960

GRAN0 A M '967 - Loaded $4000

ORANO MARQUIS 1 M 6 LS -power, 49.000 maea $7995

HWaa Part i L incoln Maicury 453-2424 a t 400

GRAND A M - 1967 Owned by mt le OM lady U k e new 32.620 maea

GRAND MARQUIS LS 1967. formal coaoh roe*, one owner 40.000 m6aa. M p o t M r . $7966

-tinea Par* Linco-r. Mercury 453-2434 a r t 400

mam. p a n t pro tec t ion 6 undercoat after 6pm 422-1779

LYNX 1963 O S power s tee r ing 33.566 original owner mNee. Mia new* $3295

mwaa P a r * U n c o m Mercury 453-3434 e * t .400

LYNX 1966*4 - W >6 4 - W a g o n ;ar. >1200

4 speed MR 430-2411

MARQUIS LS 1969 Automatic Mr condi t ion, a * power , low m 1 1 0 9 0 0

F O X H I L L S CAryaler-PtymouWi

456-6740 9*1-3171

MAROU48 1973. axcaaani tranapor tat ion power s leermg/prskee a w inter ior S750 ' O e m - i p m 435-6296

MAROUIS. $3 .000 'baa

1963. g o o d condmon Ofter

after 4. 425-6719

M A R K Vi i 1967. loaded ascenent cond i t ion , warranty $10 .700 /bael . Cal l after 5 30pm 531-2030 M A R K VII 1988 LSC. MidnigM very snerp. m o o n ' o o l P t ione ins ta l led 47.000 nUlea $10,750 540-7077

MARK VII. 1990. LSC Special edi-t i on . CD week on black loaded. 15 000 m, $17,500 573-6330

MARK VII 1990 LSC - Loaded ABS $16,990 1


TOWN CAR 1966 Signature Sanaa. $6 965 Like New

Mines Park L incoln Mercury 453-2434 a r t 4p0 •

TOWN CAR 1966 S ^ n a l u r e Sanaa. h i l l power ' owner , nonamokar, e . I r s clear. $10 000 227-4017

GEO.

TAURUS 1990 WAGONS AND 4 doors , loeded $9«90

Jack Dfimmer Ford 7.21-6560 •

T BIRO- 1963 VS automatic o«er-dnye . (.1500 " 665-8000

T BIRO 1966 - great snape air ca»-sptte. new ba t ta rv /e inaus t under-coated, garaged $4 600 276-3403

T-BIRD 1989 S ' C £Xeck loaded manual. CO player m o o n r o r t learn-er. 100k warranty $15,000 Oesl Oeys 845-7279 eves 641.0673

TEMPO 1B68 A * cond i t ion 4 door onty 18.000 mi les $5 995

T O W N CAR 1990 wneat? loeded. $16,990


COUGAR 1964 - 5 speed Turbo coupe s f»owoo r r condit ion, nee ra-dial t i res Re<»uced f r o m $2,799 16t $2,150 lakes. TYME AUTO 455-5566 COUGAR 1966 L S Black bleck carr iage foo t one owner onty $4966

Hmes Park Lincoln-Mercury ' 453-2434 e»t 400

MERCURY TRACER 1968 4 Door

MERKUR. XR4T1 Automat ic . K i t t l ed $5460

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 SABLE LS W A G O N 1967 Electronic daan. keytaaa entry , loaded loadedi! 42. ' 7 9 mAea one owner, S7.496

Hmee Park L n c o k v M e r c u r y 453-3424 an ' 400

SABLE 1900 O S W A G O N Loaded warranty f r o m $9690


TAURUS. 1967 4 door.

VILLAGE FORD LOT 2 278-8700 TOPAZ LS, T crmee. gcoo $ ' 900 'bea t Ewea 933-0177

TOPAZ 1967 LS. 4 door , automatic. M H M

8®3-7B67 , w r *

Mmea Park Uncom-Mercury 453-2424 azt.40C

875 NitMA MAXIMA 1967 - aunroof keytaae en-t ry . new tirea. 56.000 mass, power eoary tNng S63Q0. 645-2666

MAXIMA more . E 537-5641 o r M r radwgw. 474-2464

455-6740

F O X H I L L S C N y s w - P l y m o u t h

C O U G A R ' 9 6 6 XR-7 sf iarp $4646

LOU-LaRICHE CHEVY/SUBARU

Ptymouin Rd - Just Waal ot 1-37 5

4 5 3 - 4 6 0 0

MAXIMA 1969- Loaded, moon-roo l tomet ic, 33.500 TI»SS n o

condi t ion $14 500 . 932-1944

MAXIMA IS Loaded wnn low

961-3171

T E M P O 1990 A u t o m a t i c , a i r . $6,990 TEMPO 1990 AS wf tes l dnoe. $6,500


COUGAR 1990 LS. loeded $10 990 Jack Derrtmer Ford

721-6560

TAMAROFF BUICK Tat-12 SouCMMM

. 3 5 3 - 1 3 0 0 SEMTRA 1967

G R A N D MAAQCM8 1995 - O blue. M l vinyl l op . a*re i t iss ls. new rad ia l Urea luHy loeded. «1.879 TYME AUTO 456-5566

tuey loaded, oom-pnoed 9900

• £ 6 9 9 TYME 455-5966

STANZA OJCE-19B7. M r .

FuB power red/ ant cover 459-6516

GRAND A M am M i c a a e ^ H $6900 beat eAer

1966 Automat ic , a v . •ar de*og. 463-1607

GRANO PRIX 1961 newer 6 cy9n-der 35 000 maea Good trans m«e-rior u c e a e n t AS or par ts WW run angina C e l . 346-1563

GRANO p a n 1990 I t W M e mJ-gray mierior spor ts pacaaga «oed-

1.000 maea $13,900 824-3420

PARlSlENNE 1964 Only 49 193 ortg-Me looks and d rwea

Hmea Park L incoln Mercury 453-3434 mxl 400

POMTIAC BONNIV11LE LE 1967 I . l o a d e d aunroo l sha rp

$7995

TAMAROFF BUICK Tel-13 SoutMieM

3 5 3 - 1 3 0 0 PONTIAC 6000 STE I M wmdowsz-ocks a r . $4 400 or beat of ler, 52.000 maea 464-8964

PONTIAC 6000 1966 - whrte aunrool. nmm brakes $3950

645-0666

PONTIAC 8000 1 oeir

$5300

1987 LE, 4 door 45.700 maea. <»-

After 5pm 553-0339

882 Toyota CAMRY DELUXE 1996 -a> power mm maea. aacel condmor 56000

automat ic tern

425 2638

C E L C A . 1966 OT - Load ad anmec-

SIS 000 n o * $6500 261-2995

C O « O U > 1993 runa treat! pe«nt. e e l mamtMr rKMtHng Beel ol*ar

ei - aMarn. <ad needs

625-0132

COROLLA 1965 - 4 doo. mr. oood Condit ion S2SOO

5 speed •nuM sea

346-4655

COROLLA 1965 - 4 door air s tereo

TAMAROFF BUICK Tel-12 SoutMWKJ

3 5 ^ - 1 3 0 0 SUPRA 1965~ - 75 000 loeded 5 speed Deeutrtu $4,800 or beel oi ler

m i b lue r O a r a o e d

647-5628

884 Votow JETTA 1987 GL

brskaa 6 tires. 647-5627

8S4 Volkswagen w o L S s e u n a 1963 LTD t o m c r * door new t iree clean 6 good

$1500 435-6497

_ / W / / '

S U P V ' M 7 loaded 43XXX) m*ee automat ic super dear . $10 750 G a l Mon -Fn 9am-5pm

353-4043

TOYOTA 1966 M « 2 Fled 5 j speed' aunrool. am power package

" 60C 852 6 3 1 8

884 Volkswagen BEETLE 1970 COnveriibla. new pamt lenders E - c e k e n condi t ion $3300'beat &46-6314 GOLF 1987 automat ic . I t i t ceaeene 4 door « • meeaga a s t r a d e a n $4995 Must sa l ' US Army bound 474-7963

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If you knew a healthy, happy baby

you'd want to help. There are over 7,000 babies who die from a cruel, mysterious killer. It's called SIDS: Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.

Perhaps you've heard SIDS referred to as "Crib Death." But maybe you didn't hear that SIDS is the number one cause of death in infants from one week to one year.

— ~A-SK)S baby dies within seconds, usually during sleep. He suffers no pain. And Contrary to belief, a SIDS baby doesn ' t "suffocate or choke. There are no symptoms.

S I D S picks its vict ims randomly, paying no attention to social or economic levels- It kills

babies of all races and religions. Andit'snolhereditary.

Donations of your time and dollars will make a difference. And we can make bigger steps to fighting SIDS.

The Southeast Michigan Chapter of the National

SIDS Foundation For more information

or to volunteer vour time, call (313) 494-0222

or toll-free (800) 221-SIDS

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A X 1991 RANGER " S Custom trim, limited service spare tire S model conten 2 3C EFI V-4 engine 5 speed manual overdnve transmission P19S steel BSW an season tires black rear step bumper ciearcoaJ paint Stock »9052

f Was $8628

1 0 0 0 R E B A T E o r 7 . 9 ^ » A P R F i n a n c i n g "

1991 F150 XLT "4x4" FINANCING CASH BACK

Light convenience group AM FM stereo with cassette and dock speed control tilt wheel air power door and window locks slid ing rear window 5 speed manual overdrive transmission a»le limit slip rear chrome step bumper • Stock » 8061

Was $18,563

B o t t o m S a l e P r i c e

Clearance 1990 PROBE GT

Tnp c o m p u t e r , rear w indow w ipe r washer . i l l uminated entry s p e e d con t ro l , power driver seat, w i n d o w s a n d locks , dua l illu-m i n a t e d v isor mirrors. A M F M e lect ron ic casset te w i th p rem ium sound , p o w e r antenna, veh ic le ma in tenance mon i to r , walk- in passenger seat, c l imate cont ro l air. ant i - lock brakes. 5 speed m a n u a l t ransmiss ion Stock # 1 / A

Was $18,961 „ Bot tom $ Lin® Sale Price

, 2 0 0 0 R E B A T E

1990 THUNDERBIRD LX Front floor mats , keyless entry, power an tenna . 6-way power p a s s e n g e r seat, electronic premium c a s s e t t e with p remium sound, rear window defrost , luxury group, a u t o l a m p group, corner ing lamps, cas t aluminum whee l s . 3.8L EFl V6 engine, automat ic overdrive clear-coat p a i n t Stock #0651.

Was $19,391 B o t t o m , U w Sa le P r i ce

$ 1 4 , 8 2 6

1990 TEMPO GL 4-DOOR SEDAN

Manual control air. power lock g roup , dual electric con-trol mirrors, tilt wheel, rear window defrost , light group. 2.3L EFI HSC engine. FLC au to transaxle. P1B5/70R14 BSW tires. Stock # 454$.

Was $12,204 B o t t o m

Line S a l e P r i ce

1991 ESCORT LX 2 DOOR Power steering, rear defrost, 5 speed transmission, 5 cylinder engine, light convenience group and more. Stock # 3347

Was $9717 Super _ Safe $ Price 8 1 9 9

> 9 0 9 6 Offer ends Feb. 22nd, 1991

1990 TAURUS GL 4 DOOR SEDAN

-Manual air. s t e reo with Casset te , rocker panel mo4dir>gs. s p e e d control., rear window defrost , light group, paint stripe, f inned wheel covers, r emo te fuel door , deckhdl re-lease . power door locks. 6-way power driver sea t , power s ide w indows , automatic, cas t a luminum wheel . Stock 5607.

Was, $17,034 B o t t o m S u n e S a l e P r i ce 12,811

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1991 AEROSTAB XL Medium grey cloth captain chairs, equipmeni package 401. dual captains chair, air. privacy glass, speed con-trol. t i l l wheef. 3 0 engine. XL trim, automatic overdrive transmission. P215 70R-14SL BSW tires, electric rear window defrost electronic AM FM stereo cassette with clock, power convenience group Stock » 6074

Was $17,791 Sale Price 1 3 , 6 4 1

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453-1100 1991 CROWN VICTORIA LX

4 DOOR SEDAN Speed control, tront and rear bumper guards rear window defrost stereo with cassette power look group 6-way power driver seal leather

wrapped steenng wheel cast aluminum wheels front and -ear floor mats 5 0L EFI V8 engine leather seating surface tnm ciearcoa! paint, automatic ovefdnve transmission Stock #0016

Was $21,402 Sale Price 1 5 , 9 9 8

' 1 5 0 0 R E B A T E L A S T O N E !

for qualified buyers. Maximum balance financed $9000.

4 speed basic package bucket seats power brakes, console, gauge package remote mirror, argent wheels. Stock $ 4 A ft 0 7

#27011 m y 48 M o n t h Lease 55.000 to ta l 1st payment S I 5 0 secur i ty $2000

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1991 Dodge Daytona

2 Door Air conditioning red, i v c M n g cJoCi bucket seats power steenng. power txakes. automatic Iransmission. tinted glass, gauges mtermment wipers rear Window defroster dual outside mirrors floor mats. AM FM cassette tif! wheel firwse control console Stock #24007

Was $12,708

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MODELS

Black Cher ry , air cond i t i on i ng dua l horns, de fogger . lighf p a c k a g e s o u n d package power tail gate 7 passenger p o w e r s t e e r i n g , p o w e r * b r a k e s . automat ic S lock * 29096

36 m o n t h lease. 15,000 mi les per year, 1st payment and S 3 0 0 0 secur i ty depos i t d o w n o p t i o n to buy at lease end tor $7400

1991 Dodge Caravan

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Lease For $ 2 6 9 9 8

14 to choo&e f r o m

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1991 & Dodge Dynasty * * 4 Door

Air conditioning black Cherry c»«th ulterior power steenng power txakes au-tomate transmission. .ntermment wipers wiled glass SBR WSW yes ous*Trmt»i Body side molding gauges MATH stereo rear window de-froster Stock #26f0i

Was $15,064

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SPECIAL PURCHASE SALE

1990 LeBaron Convertible If new $19,400 Discount $3405 Was $15,995 * Rebate $2000

Only* 13,995 Power steering • power brakes • air conditioning • power locks • tilt • cruise • digital dash • 15-inch wheels and more.

4 to choose from Get here early for best selection of color. This ' is a "SMART BUYERS" Sale, these cars will be $1500 more next month.

1990 Shadows from 1990 Shadows *5995

1990 0mni's from 1990 0mni's $5495 1990 Spirits from

'6995

1991 Shadow Convert ib le

Cloth buckets. 2 5 EFI automatic power steenng power brakes speed control, air cc.ndi1ion.ng tinted glass, titt wheel, light package deluxe wipers dual horns, side mouldings lach wheel x o v e r s - c o n s o l e dual minors AM FM stereo power windows Stock >22064

1st pay men! & $300 security down, ao'.ion to buy al ease end $5000 15 000 miles per year •$

48 month lease

S O C C 9 8

1991 Dodge Dakota

Red tsotfi interior power steenng power brakes Ouai 6^9 outside nvrors AM FM stereo rear step Dumper sfcdmg rear wmoow comment wpers 318 V8 automat* transmission, raty wneete gauges low pacuge 22 qa<or. fuel tank Stock '37005

Was $13,821 $1000.00 rebate

A t o W 1 0 , 9 9 9 * 5.9®w APR

1990 Dodge 4x4

Club Cab' Bnght rec cfcffi mtenor power steenng power brakes gauges 3J8 VB. automatic transmission ou* &f9 mirrors t»o<Jy vde moickngs ftmtmmtro' Wipers AM FM neree-kgra pacuge VI We scare P235.15 toes 30 o*ior fuel tank Stock #59039

$1500.00 rebate * * or

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Was $18,503

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COVER STORY'

Why is Ron Aust in smi l ing? As public relat ions director for the One on One Ath let ic Club in-West Bloomfield, he has the job of p romot ing "One on

One's Rock and Rollers ... A N e w Fitness Adventure . " On Sunday evenings, the club kicks the tenn is

players out of i ts 2b,OOO-squ are- foot , a i r -suppor ted tenn is bubble and the Surf 's Up shop f rom Keego

Harbor provides the Rolletblade style skates for an evening of fun and f i tness^

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J o d i e Fos t e r p lays C la r i ce S ta r l ing , an FBI agen t - in - t r a in ing who is a s s i g n e d to interview Dr. Hanniba l Lecter ( A n t h o n y Hopkins ) , a psy-

ch ia t r i s t i n c a r c e r a t e d in a m a x i m u m - s e c u r i t y a s y l u m for t h e cr iminal ly insane , in " T h e Si-l e n c e of t h e L a m b s . "

!Mr. and Mrs. Bridge' is . I j

not as great as expected Director James Ivory and pro-

ducer Ismail Merchant are noted for' their finely textured films — partic-ularly "A Room with a View" — films which vividly portray memo-rable characters who stand as im-portant symbols of human experi-

"Mr. a«4 Mrs. Bridge" (A-, PG-13, 127 miMlwj is another example of Merchant and Ivory's excellent work although— several factors detract. While *Mrr and Mrs. Bridge" is very good, it's not as absolutely great as expected.

Paul Newman and Joanne Wood-ward play the title roles to perfec-lion iOpfctte Bridge's marriage ~ evolves,, ijring the '30s ^ n d '40s.^ They L 4stye three children Carolyn (Margaret "Welsh^Douglas (Robert Sean Leonard) and Ruth (Kyra Sedgwackk

As a matter of film continuity, the appearance (and disappearance) of these three children in their parents* lives seems forced and artificial. There is never the sense of a com-plete family, but rather Walter and India Bridge are the focus of the movie and. when needed to keep the story flowing, the children appear. The same applies to the Bridges' friends in town.

Given the filing importance as a picture of the values of that time and the timeless problems of intergen-erational relationships, that seems

.faulty. Families were much closer in those days and such an erratic pat-tern is bothersome

SON DOUGLAS, for example, ap-. pears as a noisome child at a family barbecue and suddenly he's an un-

adolescent some eight as he becomes an Eagle ke dislikes his mother is

it supposed to be a 's proper but dis-

which characterizes controlled per-

f with the film's sometimes unclear and questionable time flow, "Mr and Mrs Bridge" has a jumpy, episodic quality unbefitting of its fine character portraits and excel-lent depiction of behavior in a cer-tain time In America. ^

The scene design of the "Mr. and Mrs Bridge' a soft and beautiful with just the right physical touches to present that era to contemporary eyes although Paul Newman in one early scene wears a T-shirt as under-wear. something proper men of the 30s wouM never have done

Despite It's problems, "Mr and Mrs. Bridge" Is definitely a film for everyone to see.

The exact opposite Is the case when considering Jodie Foster's lat-est. The Silence of the Lamb." (C-, R, 111 M u l e s ) which should only appeat ' to those who take ghoulish delight fn the torment and suffering of other*

Foster is Clarice Starling, an FBI cadet-in-training who is assigned to interview Dr Hannibal Lecter, a psychiatrist currently incarcerated to a maximum-security asylum for tfce criminally inane Dr Frederick

the movies

Dan Greenberg

Grading the movies A+ Top marks - sure to ptease

A Close behind - excellent

A- Still in running for top honors

B+ Pretty good stuff, not perfect

B Good

B- Good but notable deficiencies

C+ Just a cut above average

C Mediocre

C- Not so hot and slipping fast

D+ The very best of the poor stuff

D Poor

D- It doesn't get much worse

F Truly awful

Z Reserved for the coiossally bad

* No advanced screening

Chilton (Anthony Heald) is the chief psychiatrist there

DR. LECTER is a cannibal but FBI Special Agent Jack Crawford (Scott. Glenn) who also is (or was) Clarice's instructor, thinks she can enlist Lector's assistance in tracking down Buffalo Bill, James Gumb (Ted Levine), a serial killer who skins his victims.

Cannibalism and a sadistic, psy-chotic serial killer — now aren't those nice topics for an entertaining two hours at the theater, particular-ly when presented in great and ex-plicit detail?

How this' film received an R rating escapes me — probably because -there's no sexual activity and, as we all realize, depiction of violence is OK What would they have had to show in order to receive an NC-17 rating? s .

One of the more troubling features of such a film, unlike cheapo slasher films, is that this one is technically well-produced and has considerable filmic and psychologic attraction — particularly the interplay between Clarice and Dr. Lecter.

If no one cares about the violence, however,' take a look at the film's continuity problems, there are a good number of them Those that may be mentioned, without giving away the story, include the unclear relationship between Clarice and agent Crawford — was he a special agent, an academy instructor, a for-mer professor' of hers'» How did Crawford get assigned to, removed and reassigned to the case?

ALTERNATIVE VIEWING

DFT screens black films By John Monaghan special writer

- In 1985, the contents of a film vault in Tyler Texas, revealed a gold mine of film history. The collection contained more than 100 rare fea-tures and shorts made by independ-ent filmmakers with black casts

"Ever since the Tyler, Texas, dis-covery. we've wanted to put on a schedule like this," said Larry Baranski, a film curator at the De-troit Institute of Arts. Re's referring to "African American Independent Cinema 1930-50," which plays at the Detroit Film Theatre's afternoon program through May 19.

A handful of titles from the Texas collection have made it on the list. Baranski said' others have been available from other sources, but rarely get screened. The 16-film re-trospective will provide a healthy

sampling of these projects made on a shoestring,- but with lots of heart

This week's opening film, "Scar of Shame" (1927) was the third film from a small production company called The Colored Players Film Corp. It was formed by Philadelphia theater owner David Starkman and a veteran black vaudeviliian named Sherman Dudley. ~

Tbe story concerts a classically trained pianist who marries a laun-dry woman to save her from an abu-sive father. According to Baranski, the low-budget film attempted to capture the quality of the area's best silent productions.

THE REST of the series tracks a number of different genres from melodramas to musicals.

"They have some technical prob-lems," -said Baranski, "but they're fascinating."

Some of the upcoming highlights

SCREEN SCENE

include ".Moon Over Harlem" (1939), directed by low-budget master Edgar G. Ulmer, March 28-31 A number of works by Spencer Wil-liams and Oscar Micheaux, the most recognizable directors of the early black movement are also scheduled.

One of the more well-known titles, "Spirit of Youth" (1937) stars Joe Louis a s ^ drifter from Alabama who moves to Detroit and launches a boxing career. It screens May 2-5 with a rare documentary about Lou-is, Called "The Brown Bomber."

In organizing the series, Baranski called on James A. Wheeler, a local film historian and nationally known collector of early black film memor-abilia. His collection of posters, films and lobby cards are on display-in his own.Concept East II Gallery in Detroit.


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Given Lector's prison cage, it's hard to believe he was able to talk to other prisoners and torment Miggs into committing suicide. It's also pretty hard to believe that the FBI would let a cadet undertake field work on her own.

DR. CHILTON'S po l i t i ca l manueverings are unclear and, well . . . to take it any further would give away crucial plot elements and I wouldn't want to do that.

Anyone foolish enough to subject themselves to this gross, sadistic and unpleasant experience deserves to discover the holeS~in the plot for themselves.

Merry-old-England .will never be the same once "King Ralph" (B, PG-13, 95 minutes) ascends the throne in this delightful romantic comedy.

Because of some quirky paren-tage, Ralph Jones (John Goodman), a down-and-out Vegas lounge pianist, is next in line for the English throne when the entire Royal Family dies in an accident'during a photo session.

The Royal Secretary, Sir Cedric Willingham (Peter O'Toole), has quite a task whipping Ralph into roy-al shape before his coronation. A good deal of "King Ralph's" appeal evolves from The by-play between John Goodman's cheerful, bumbling bear-like character and the very proper, very British Peter O'Toole. •.

Shades of "Pygmalion" as Sir Cedric transforms Ralph from a crass, common and very ignorant fellow into a royal gentleman.

Meanwhile Lord Percival Graves (John Hurt) tries to discredit Ralph in order to assert his claim to the throne. He does so by bribing Miran-da (Camille Coduri), a lovely young thing Ralph likes, to place Ralph in a compromising position.

All these characters and compli-cations are rich sources for sight gags set against authentic English backdrops. It all adds up to a pleas-ant, entertaining film.

STILL PLAYING:

"Alk*" (B + . PG-13. 100 minutes) Woody Allen's latest, fanciful and ro-

mantic comedy about New York City stars Mia Farrow as a privileged but troubled Lady

"Awakeainp" (B, PG-13, 121 minutes) Robin Williams and Robert DeNiro as

doctor and catatonic paUent call to mind too many other films. The doctor's spe-cial care and sensitivity lead to tempo-rary recovery but film lacks spark ex-pected from these talented actors.

"Cadence" <C +, PG-1 J. 95 minutes) Unrealistic, clicked story about unruly

solider (Charlie Sheen) in stockade "Dances With Waives" (A. PG-11, ISO

minutea)-Kevin CostnerY magnificent ode to

brotherhood and brutality on America's western frontier during and after the Civ-il War

"Edward Setssorhaada" (C. PG-13. KM minutes)

Unusual young man with scissors in-stead of hands shakes op the suburbs af-ter moving in with the Avon lady and her family

Flight ot the latnNler" (B, PG-13, M minutes).

Pie—s turn to Page 4

DETROIT FILM THEATRE, 5200 Woodward Ave., Detroit. Call 832-2730 for information. ($5)

"Scar of Shame" (USA - 1927), 1 p.m. Feb 21-24. In this pioneering si-lent film, a classically trained pia-nist marries a laundry woman to keep her from an abusive father. This was the third film produced by The Colored Players Film Corp.,

- which was formed by a Philadelphia theater owner and a veteran black vaudeville performer. Kicking off an ambitious tribute to African Ameri-can Independence Cinema. (Recital Hall/$2.50)

Also, a lecture by local film histo-rian and collector James E. Wheeler will focus on the African American alternative to the Hollywood system from 1930-50, at 3 p.m. Feb. 24 in the Recital Hall. (Admission $5. $4 stu-dents/senior citizens)

"Leningrad Cowboys Go to Ameri-ca" (Finland — 1989), 7 and 9:30 p.m. Feb. 22-23 and 4 and 7 p.m. Feb. 24. The world's most spectacu-larly untalented rock band leaves the backwoods of Finland for the

mean streets of New York in this free-wheeling road movie from Aki Kaurismaki, the director of "Ariel." (Auditorium/$5)

DETROIT SCIENCE CENTER, 5020 John R, Detroit. Call 577-8400 for information. ( |5 museum admis-sion includes ticket, $2-$4 children under 12)

"To the Limit" (USA - 1990), through April 1991. The latest Omni-max spectacular intercuts amazing athletic feats with an analysis of how muscles _and blood meet the challenge. Not intended for people with claustrophobia, the movie be-comes a first-person "Fantastic Voy-

a g e " into the human body.

LIVONIA MALL, Seven Mile and Middlebelt roads. Livonia. Call 476-1166 for information, (free)

"The Last Time f Saw Paris" (USA - 1954), 10 a.m. Feb. 19. Eliz-abeth Taylor and Van Johnson star in this updating of F. Scott Fitzger-ald's "Babylon

a month-long tribute to Taylor.

MAPLE THEATRE, 4135 W.

Maple, Birmingham. Call 855-9090 for information. (16, J3.50 twilight)

"Vincent and Theo" (USA— 1991), call for show times. Robert Altman directed this rehash of the life of Vincent Van Gogh and his supportive brother Theo. While it often provides some new insights, it's more often long, pretentious and far from a masterpiece.

"Cyrano de Bergerac" (France — 1990). Gerard Depardieu in the role he was born to play — Edmond Ros-tand's master swordsman and poet, who sacrifices everything for love.

MICHIGAN THEATRE, 16301 E Liberty, Ann Arbor. Call 669-8397 for information. ($4.50, 13.50 stu-dents and senior citizens)

"Landscape in the Mist" (Greece — 1988), Feb. "19-24 (call for show times).* A deceptively simple story of two young Greek children who run away to Germany in search of their father.

' "A Better Tomorrow" (Hong Kong


VIDEO VIEWING By Dsn Greenberg special writer

Media Home Entertainment has long been known for a wide variety of home video offerings — The Chaplin Collection, eight films by noted Spanish director Luis Bunuel and all sorts of marginal adventyre stuff plus a side-line of sophomoric erotica.

Now, as their senior vice president David Bixler notes, they're attempt-ing to fill a perceived void "Peo-ple want new films with intelligent scripts, high production values and big name actors."

Two out of three is not bad as their Feb. 20 release of "The Maid" (1990, PG, color, 91 minutes) proves. It is the first in Media's recently acquired package of what they term "high quality motion pictures created spe-cifically for the family video mar-ket." This one carries a $3 million production tag, quite high as video-pics go.

In the "big name actor" category, "The Maid" stars Martin Sheen as Anthony Wayne, an unorthodox New York investment banker whose sup-posedly flamboyant character is not well-drawn as the film opens and he decides to take a new position at a top banking house in Paris.

He is to be teamed with a lovely executive, Nicole (Jacqueline Bis-set), and they will co-manage C. P! Oliver's (Jean-Pierre Cassel) invest-ment banking.

NATURALLY, Nicole resents sharing management, of the depart-ment. But Nicole hasôther problems -> a bratty daughter1' Marie (Victo-ria Shalet), who drives away every housekeeper her mother hires and the company's biggest client, Lau-rent Leclair, the biggest lecher in Paris who is hot on Nicole's trail.

_ _ Big shooter Anthony Wayne walks into this and immediately fal|s in love with the beautiful Nicole. In making his pitch. Anthony acciden-tally is hired as the maid to care for Nicole's home and daughter.

Production values are high as all this is filmed on pretty slick Pari-sian locales with some good perfor-mances by the principals although Martin Sheen Is not at his best doing slapstick.

There's the two out of three but the last "intelligent scripts'" doesn't describe Tim Prager's weak screen play, which falls far short of the mark.

The major problem with "The Maids" is construction of inconsist-ent characters with simplistic dia-logue. Their ability to change per-sonality and behavior with great ra-pidity just doesn't wash like the flamboyant Anthony Wayne

Is this just a character name or Is Prager trading on Mad Anthony Wayne, the American Revolutionary General? In any event, Wayne's style

is not playing housemaid in such a way to reveal that fine, warm indi-vidual lurking beneath his flamboy-ance. Far more more developement is required for credibility.

THE SAME must-be said about Marie, the bratty child well-played by Victoria Shalet, who becomes ev-eryone's darling the moment Antho-ny puts his foot down and lets her know who's boss.

These difficulties permeate the script which lacks the flair neces-sary to tugi Martin Sheen into Mr Belvedere Despite such faults in a predictable scenario, the film does have its charm, no doubt due to the acting quality and slick pajduction values. Not bad — but f a n r o m its advertised standards

February and March J^pmise a considerable number of first-time laserdisc releases with two dozen ti-tles from MGM/UA Home Video and two more from MCA/Universal Home Video — Sam Raimi's "Dark-man" (1990, R, color, % minutes) and an older Schwarzenegger epic, "Conan the Barbarian" (1981, R, col-

or 126 minutes) with James Earl Jones and Max Von Sydow.

MGM's two dozen cover a wider r?nge with Busby Berkeley's 1934 musical "Danjes"(90 minutes, black & white) heading the list.

FREDERIC MARCH won the 1932 Oscar for his portrayal ©f "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." This laserdisc runs 98 minutes with 17 minutes of restored 'footage considered too strong for audiences of-'that earlier time.

More recent titles in MGM's laser-disc release include "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" (108 minutes), th^ 1958 color rendition of Tennessee Wil-liams' play starring Elizabeth Tay-lor, Paul Newman and Burl Ives

On a lighter note, there's "On Her Majesty's Secret Service"(I%9, col-or, 140 minutes). This one, number six in the 007 series, is considered the best by many Boqdfans

All this is good news for owners of laserdisc players as more and more titles of movies in every genre hit the racks.

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Cry, Wolf — Phil Decka rd ( f rom left), T immy Hall, Paul Cancil la a n d S t e v e McKnight — got i ts b r e a k w h e n a J a p a n e s e p r o m o t e r invi ted t h e g r o u p to p e r f o r m t h e r e in 1989.

Cry Wolf: Staying true to self By Lsrry O'Connor staff writer

Cry Wolf is a metal band with something to say. albeit quite loudly.

'We're not into glorifying our-selves," said bassist Phil Deckard. whose band performs Thursday. Feb 21. at The Ritz That's what I don't understand'— bands who get some success and their attitudes completely change. It's not like they're not genetically superior or

anything compared to when they first started out."

Songs on Cry Wolf's debut album on I R.St Grand Slamm bear this credo out While many a band dress-es to the hilt in spandex and leather and sings about babes, booze and bitchin' Camaros, this San Frarfcis-co-based quartet avoids the banal heavy-metal cliches

In fact; chief songwriter and lead singer Timmy Hall bores through the fallacies of idol worship with

some rather pointed commentary Sings Hall in Face Down in jhe

Wishing Well" "Face down in the wishing well. Another one takes a fall Money has a wicked smell When you got to have it a l l Sucker took the easy trip and he fell."'

THERE HAVE been no easy trips for Cry Wolf After-forming in San Francisco four years ago. guitarist

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S E E I N G T H E S H O W

Who: Cry Wolf

Where: The Ritz 17580 Fra?ho in Roseville. Call 778-8150 for more information.

When: • Thursday. Feb. 21

IN CONCERT

Cavedogs lead musical pack around Boston By Larry O 'Connor staff writer

In Boston, rock'n'roll was nothing but a dog meet dog world.

rSo Todd Spahr, Brian Stevens and Mark Rivers found initially when they moved there and formed the Cavedogs in 1985. Already butting heads on the BeantoWn circuit were the Raindogs, the Straw Dogs and the Riverdogs. .

But in all this canine-contrived re-velry. the Cavedogs have turned out to be the leader of the pack

The band's Capitol debut "Joy Rides for Shut-ins" is an incendiary batch of pop songs that burn in sev-eral different hues

From the opening cut of 'Tayter Country" influences such as Elvis Costello are easy to detect Other times, the Cavedogs appear to be

charting their own power-chord course

The trio's sound has been likened to the result of a clandestine meet-ing of Husker Du's Bob Mould and pop's prince Paul McCartney. The mere thought of Mould snarling

- through "Ebony and Ivory" is hu-morous, but the comparison doesn't apply to the Cavedogs.

Instead, the sound is more of the constant struggle between the voll^ age of rock'n'roll and the accessibili-ty of pop

"EVERYBODY has their defini-tion of those things." said guitarist Todd Spahr. whose band opens for Charlatans UK on Friday. Feb 22. at

9 Saint Andrew's Hall "Pop tends to make people nervous, especially in this country where people think of WHAM'

"I don't know what we do actual-ly "

Brian S t e v e n s ( f rom left) , T o d d S p a h r a n d Mark Rivers b u t t e d h e a d s with a col lec t ion of " d o g s " in B e a n t o w n , bu t a s t h e C a v e d o g s , they have t u r n e d o u t to b e t h e l eade r of t h e p a c k .

Perhaps which is why noted pro-ducer Ed Stasium (Living Colour. Smithereens, Something Happens) took the Cavedogs under his tu-telage Stasium has a knack for ac-centuating a~bara^s wfp sensibilities while containing i tônic edge

He took several demos the Cavedogs did over a period of five years and crafted them into "Joy Rides for Shut-ins


S E E I N G T H E S H O W vwi>o:

Cavedogs opening for the Charlatans

Where: St. ArTdrew's Hall,.431 E. Congress in Detroit. Call 961-MELT for more information.

When: Friday, Feb. 22

REVIEWS

EAST OF THE

SUN, WEST OF

THE MOON

— a-ha "East of the Sun, West of the

Moon is both a mythical destination m Nordic legend, and the title of the latest harmonious collection from the band called a-ha

Their new release shows a lot of different shades and gradations that this band is capable of

For instance. "Sycamore Leaves," sounds a lot like some of Simon & Garfunkel's early works, not only in the acoustical but also the vocal con-tribution of this song

On the title track called East of the Sun," socio-political lyrics aside, there is a certain U2 essence to it.

This is the band's fourth release, and very likely their best to date

The song Slender F r a m e ' is a lu-cid example of where this artistic trio is headed It is a contemporary piece with the a-ha signature all over it.

This album also features one of the bands first cover songs It is a remake of the old Everly Brothers hit called "Crying in the Rain '

The album was produced by Ian Stanley, who you might know as the "third member' of the band Tears For Feats, and co-prod wed by Chris Neil (Mike plus the Mechanics).

There is 11 new cuts on this, al-

lium. ranging from upbeat contem-porary to the balmy ballads they're known for.

Outside of the three permanent members, who do all the writing (Magne Furuholmen. keyboards. Morten Harket. vocals, and Pat Waaktaar. guitars). Jorun Bogeberg and Per Hillestad fill in on the bass and drums nicely.

This album is well worth a listen for those of you interested in a new contemporary addition to your mu sic collection

— Joseph S Hoffmann

THE BEST OF

THE DAMNED

— The Damned The Best of the Damned ' Is that

a contradiction in terms"' Is there a best'' Apparently so Thus, the latest release from the English punk group

The "Best of the Damned™ is alter-nately titled "Machine Gun Eti-quette." Maybe this alternate title better describes their buzzsaw gui-tars. hammering drums, throbbing bass and repugnant lyrical content.

There are 14 cuts in this best of" collection, spanning two decades of their work '

The Damned is one of the first generat ion punk rock groups spawned out of Britain in the late 70s There is even a live version of

their callow sounding song New Rose " on the album. , Also included is an interesting raw punk version of Jefferson Airplane's • White Rabbit." It's not too bad. al-though Grace Slick may not attest to that.

Hit or Miss*- sounds like some r

thing you might find on a Clash al-' bum

Through the years the members of the band have changed several times, and after a year of sabbatical, the band members of the present band are Rat Scabies, Captain Sensi ble, Dave Vaman and Paul Gray They're in the studio preparing ma

• BRAD FELT Brad Felt ml) perform in a special

jazz jam. Paradise Valley." Mooday. Feb 18. .at Alvin's, 5756 Cass, across from Wayne Stat* University. Detroit For information, call 832-2355

• UNCLE TUPELO Uncle Tupelo will perform with guests.

Frank Allison L the Odd Sox. Tuesday. Feb 19, at the Blind Pig. 208 S First. Ann Arbor For information, call 996 8555

• CHISEL B R O S ^ Chisel Bros wilêrform in a special

open mike night Tuesday. Feb 19. al Al-vin's, 5756 Cass, across from Wayne State University. Detroit For information, call 832 2355 • LUNAR PARK

Lunar' Park will perform Tuesday. Feb 19. at Rick s Cafe, 611 Church. Ann Arbor For information.call 996-2747

• HELMET Helmet will perform with guests.

Hwa&sem. Tuesday, "Feb 19. at Club Heidelberg, 215 N Maui, Ann Arbor For information call 994-3562

• RYTHMIC MCFUED Rythmic McFued will p e r f o r m

Wednesday. Feb 20, at the Blind Pig, 208 S First. Ann Arbor For informaUon. call 996 8555

• NEW RIDOEM New Riddem will perform Wednesday.

Feb 20. at Rick s Cafe, 611 Church. Ann Arbor For information call 996-2747

• PARK THE KARMA Park the Karma will per form Thurs-

day Feb 21. at Club 3-D. 1815 N Main, near 12 Mile. Royal Oak For informa-Uon. call 589 3344

• SAMARITANS Samaritans will perform Thursday,

Feb 21 at Cross Street Station. 5} I W Cross, Ypsilanti For information, call 485-5050

• HIS NAME IS ALIVE . His Name is Alive will perform with

guests. Majesty Crush, Thursday. Feb 21. at Club Heidelberg. 215 N Main. Ann Ar-bor - for information, call 994-3562

• TRACEY S C I E N C E / H U M A N RIGHTS Tracey Science will perform 6-9 p m

(no cover) Thursday. Feb 21, at the Blind Pig 208"S First Ann Arbor Human Rights perform 9 p m to close icover For information, call 996-8555

• JUICE Juice will perform Thursday. Feb 21

at Rick's Cafe. 611 Church, Ann Arbor For information, call 996-2747

• WHFR BENEFIT Scott Campbell w ith Jimmy Booes and

tbe^ Graverobbers. The Truncheons Wrath of Christian and the Incurables will perform in a benefit for WHFR-FM 89 1 7-11 p m Friday. F e b 23. in Henry

- FoW Community Community College Pa-goda Room. Evergreen Road, south of Ford Road. Dearborn Admission is 14 For information, call 845-9676.

• JUNK MONKEYS Junk Monkeys will per form Friday.

LOCAL

terial for their 90s contribution Overall. The Damned s material

of the past, closely resembles the works of today's cutting edge bands like The Misfits and Wire

It is bands like The Damn that were the innovators that have helped to shape and influence today's cut-ting edge groups What about this "best of collection? Well . it is raw in its most intrinsic form At that, I'll leave the final decision up to you

— Joseph S Hoffmann

Feb 22 at Lib's 21. 2»30 Jacob. Ham tramck For information, call 875-6555

• TEDOY RICHARDS Teddy Richards will perform with

guests. Stewart Francke Band. Friday. Feb 22. at Alvin's. 5756 Caas across from Wayne Stat* University. Detroit For informaUon, call 832-2355

• CHARLATANS UK Charlatans UK will perform with

guests. Cavedogs. at Saint Andrew s Hail. 431 E Congress. Detroit For infonna-uoo. call 961-MELT

• SOCIAL FABRIC Social Fabric will perform Friday,

Feb 22 at Cross Street Station 511 W Cross St Ypsilanti For information, call 485 5050

• HOLY COWS Holy Cows will perform Friday. F e b

22. at CTub Heidelberg. 215 N Main. Ann Arbor Fo» information call 994-35C2

x-• DRIVIN S CRYIN'

Drivin & Crym will perform Friday, Feb 25 at the Blind Pig 208 S First. Ann Arbor For informaUon. call 966-8555

• URBATIONS •The Urbations will perform Friday.

Feb 22. at Rick s Gaf* 61+ Church. Ann Arbor For information, call 996-2747

• HARMONICA SHAH Harmonica Shah will perform Friday,

Feb 22, at Moby Dicks. 5452 Schaefer. , Dearborn For informaUon. call 581-36M. i

• BIG HEAD CONVENTION Big Head Convention will perform wldi *

guests. Skin Horse. Friday. Feb 22. a t Finney s Pub 3965 Woodward. Detroit For information, call 831-8070- -

• DETROIT BLUES BAND Detroit Blues Band will perform Fri-

day and Saturday. Feb 22 and 23. at the Other End Lounge. 5855 Monroe. Taylor For information call 278-5340

• HAPPY TOM SHOW Happy Tom Show will perform along

with Dog Swing and Neruo Beats Friday. Fed 22 at the Hamtramck Pub . 2048 Camff. off 1-75 For information call 365-3829

• ART LYZAK S LUCKY DOGS Art Lvzak's Lucky Dogs will perform

Saturday Feb '23 at Lili's 21. 2930 Jacob Hamtramck For informaUon. call 875-6555

• REDFORD STEVE Redford Steve 4< the Detroit Special

will perform Saturday. Feb 23 at Moby Dtcks, 5452 Schaefer. Dearborn Fc formation, call 581 - 3650

• LUCY'S A U M Lucys Alibi wiU pel lot ui Saturday.

Feb 23. at Club Exit. 2*461 Jobs R. at the co rne r of 12" Mi le , Madison Height* F o r i n fo rmaUon , ca l l M V 1 H 4

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f o rm Saturday. Fab. 21, a t AJvta'a. STM

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Here are the top 10 songs on 'Detroit Music Scene." which is heard 4-5 p m Sundavs rrepeated 5 30-6 30 p m Tues-days) on WDTR FM 90 9 1 Pop* of the Neighborhood. Jimmy Bones 4 th* Grsverobber r 2 Pyramids of Passion Park the Kar-ma 3 One Woman, lncsrables 4 Say OK Grins 5 Voices from Earth, la Autumn 6 Lost in Space, Grady Hazy 7 Open. Mega City Four 8 Childhood." Missionary Stew 9 "Goin Back to Memphis Detroit Blues Band) 10 Just Ode More Night Knaves

BIRDBRAIN — Buffalo Tom

Buffalo Tom was formed by three guys - Bill Janovitz. Tom Maginnis and Chris Colburn — at the Universi-ty of Massachusetts in 1986 when they realized the impending doom that is life after graduation "

Apparently, though, there was a problem — all three of them played guitar They wisely decided that two of them should switch instruments and now. according to their press re-lease. "Chris plays his bass like a guitar, and Tom plays his drums like a guitar "

What they ended up with is some-thing that sounds pretty good They released a detbt album on' SST Records, so Birdbrain" is a sopho-more effort, and a fine one at that

The album has a gar a gey feel to it and sounds raw and guitar heavy — a bit like the Hindu Love Gods record Janovitz has a good rock'n'roll voice with the right amount' of obligatory roughness He's in the same vocal category as Warren Zevon or Paul Westerberg .« Usually, I tend to stay away from records described as "raw" or gar a gey because, to me at least, that usually means "lack of talent ' But thal's not the case on Birdbrain This album has melodies and every-thing

The first song on the album, also called "Birdbrain" is the perfect ga rage pop song It's short (3:131, sounds best played loudly and is

Here are the top 10 albums on WHFR-FM 89 3 campus station of Henrj Ford Community College

1 ' Extreroeues Dirt - and Vi Repressed Emotions Killing Joke 2 Vision Thing." Sisters of Merc> 3 Naive. KMFDM 4 "Gala. Lnsh " - -5 Chain. Pyloa 6 Blast the 'Human Flower.' Danielle Das 7 > Four-song EPi "'Wrath of Christina 8 Greatest Hits. So Far. Public Image Limited 9 " Mme3Tp.' The Cure 10 Some F n e n d l v C h a r l a t a n s UK

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unceasingly catchy 'Crawl" is another standout An-

gry vocals and unrelenting guitar add up to an almost chaotic, but still fun little catharsis Fortune Teller" is slower and quieter and show that this tno can also sing two-part har-mony

Birdbrain is the right choice foe those who- like their music short sharp and to the point and to whom overproduction Is a dirty word. There 's none of tha t - fancy schmantxy sampling stuff or any-thing that sounds like it didn't cocne directly from a guitar baas, drum or human throat on this record

If that sounds good to you then Buffalo Tom ts a band to check ouL

— JtU Hamilton

40* * O&E Monday, February 18. 1991

GRADING THE MOVIES Continued from Page 2

U. S. pilots. Brad Johnson and Willem Da foe. attack Vietnam missile complex.

"Gfco«l"{A. PG-13, 105 minutes) Banker s ghost (Patrick Swayze) hangs

around after life to protect loved one (Demi Moore). Spiritualist (Whoopi Gold-berg) helps him and this romantic/come-dy/ thriller.

- "The Godfather. Part III" (C-f. R, I«1 minutes).

Disappointing repeat of formula estab-lished in Parts I and II albeit slick pro-duction is worth watching.

"Green Ckrd" (C. PG-13). Marriage of convenience is clumsy

comedy but quite naturally Gerard De-pardieu and Andie ftlacDowell fall in love.

"The Grifters" (A-. R, 110 minutes). _ -Aojelica Huston. John Cusack and An-

nette Bening are excellent as three con artists from America's seamy underbel-ly

"Hamlet " (A. PG, 133 minutes). Excellent adaptation of Shakespeare's

classic with Mel Gibson in title role. "Home Alone" (B-, PG. 100 minutes) Engaging comedy about young boy

STREET SENSE

Try to respect mother's rights

STREET CRACKS Monday. February 1 8 ^ 9 9 1 O&E • 5 0

Comedy and Coen: He's always wanted to do it

Paul N e w m a n a n d J o a n n e W o o d w a r d play t h e title ro les a n d M a r g a r e t Welsh p l ays Carolyn,

o n e of their t h r e e d a u g h t e r s in Br idge ."

a n d Mrs.

(Macaulay Culkin) left at home by acci-dent

"Kindergarten Cop" (B-, PG-13. 105 minutes).

Schwarzenegger is macho and the kids

ALTERNATIVE MOVIE Continued from Page 2

According to Wheeler,, "When I grew up in Alabama, my mom and dad owned a cafe. These films, like

of Jesus' and 'Go Down ith' were shown right there in the

-cafe.

"THESE WERE films I could re-late to because these were -black people parading across the screen that looked like me. They're called independents, but these were main-

stream movies for a lot of people. A Hollywood movie was strange to me."

While Wheeler admits the techni-cal limitations of the films, he con-siders.them classics.

"They're more than nostalgia," he said. "They're about visions,- aspira-tions, hopes and dreams of African American people who wanted to see their lives better.

"There's life, blood, sweat and tears that went into each of these production^"

are cute but the plot isn't. "L-A. Story" (B-. PG-13.95 minutes). Steve Martin s love life is eclipsed by

unique view ot Los Angeles. "Lionheart" (*, R).

Some of Wheeler's astounding col-lection will be on display in the car-peted lounge near the Detroit Film Theatre main auditorium. Stone

lithographs employ up to 10 differ-ent colors.

"They look more like circus posters of the time," said Baranski. "They're really incredible."

Wheeler will also lecture this Sun-day at 3 p.m., giving an overview of the early black i i lm movement. He drew the line, however, when the DFT asked to run five of his film prints in the series. These were .the

Jean-Claude VanDamme's eighth mar-tial arts film.

"Look Who's Talking Too" (F, PG-13. 75 minutes).

Stupid sequel has little to offer.

incredibly rare ones that weren't available in catalogs.

These titles will show up when Wheeler programs his own film se-ries at Concept East II. Wheeler is still reeling from Michigan Council for the Arts grant cuts that have put severe limitations on his self-sus-taining gallery. -

Wheeler says this had little to do with his decision to pull the prints. Says the collector, "I think if there wasn't such good material available through other sources. I might have reconsidered."

.Dear Barbara, My father died a year ago; be waf

78. Since then, my mother, who bad always been healthy. Is failing. She is 76.1 dos't think she wants to live. I have tried everything to make her want to live, but to no avail. I feel so guilty and responsible and stressed. I have run out of ideas. She is in the hospital now and. even the doctors think that she is dying of a broken heart.

( Geraldine

Dear Geraldine. You are not responsible for your

mother living or dying. Respect her right and do not put your needs be-fore hers When we manipulate oth-ers, we show a lack of res|Seci for that person's right to be who they are.

Perhaps you grew up tn a house where your parents felt responsible for your happiness or for each oth-ers. If you were brought up in such an environment then my advising you to no longer feel this way will not be sufficient to relieve you of your feelings of responsibility.

In that case, call the hospital where your mother is and ask whether they have any support

IN CONCERT

Barbara Schiff

groups or social work services for family members who are undergoing similar stress.

Barbara

If you have a question ormom-m'ent for Barbara Schiff. a trained therapist and expen-enced counselor, send it to Street Sense, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150.

By Julia Brown staff writer

Comic Jack Coen ' ha s found it pretty difficult to avoid doing war-related material in recent weeks. At the same time, he doesn't want to hurt or offend people with family members in the Middle East.

"I wouldn't want my son there," said Coen. 32. "1 don't mean to make light of their situation."

Coen, who lives about 40 minutes north of Los Angeles, isn't sure yet how he feels about U.S. involvement in the Persian Gulf crisis.

"There's a part of me that just feels war is wrong."

He avoids telling offensive jokes about-Arab-Americans

"I don't want Arab bashing to be-come the new racism in America." Rather than relying on stereotypes,-he tries to find the humor in a grim situation. In one part of his routine, he asks people to imagine what it would be like to be in Iraq right now.

"I want them to see what I'm laughing at. I like to stay abreast of what's going on." :

HE'S NOT sure people necessarily need comedy more so now that dur-ing peacetime

"It'd be nice if they really needed it." When the war began, that could have been the case.

"They didn't want to hear about it. they wanted to escape it.t' The war's impact is severe for those with fami-

7-don't put my family down. / don't praise them ejther. I've got to find humor.'

— Jack Coen

ly members in the Middle East. For others,, it's almost unreal, he said.

Coen comes to the Detroit area about once every six months or so. He'll be at Chaplin's Comedy Club West Feb 19-23

"I always have a good time at Chaplin's. It's a great club."' He's found audiences there responsive.

Coen. who grew up in New Jersey, has been working full time as a stand-up comedian for more than 10 years.

"It's just something I always wanted to do." He began in the mid-1970s. performing at a bar in New Jersey while in high school That ex-perience wasn't the greatest

"It was just really horrible," Coen said. "A few years went by before I did it again." — J

HE WAS taking night classes at Middlesex County College in New Jersey, and did some performing at the student center. At 21. Coen head-ed west to Phoenix. Ariz., on his mo-torcycle.

"Thsat's-when I really started doing stand-up a lot.". He stayed in

Arizona for several years, and took some classes at Mesa Community College.

Comic Richard Belzer came through Phoenix and told Coen he'd get more work back east. that advice, moved to New York City and began to work regularly as a comic.

His work now takes him through-'out the U.S. Coen's performed in Ha-waii and the Bahamas, and kept va-cationers entertained on a cruise ship that traveled from Los Angeles to Mexico and back.

"it was really an enjoyable expe-rience and I would do it again." Coen was able to take his family along on the cruise.

He and his wife have a 5-year-old son and another child due in March. Coep's family does some traveling with him when he's on the road

Family situations find their way into his material

"I don't put my family down- I don't praise them either. I've got to find humor."

HE TALKS about having played

sports when he was growing up, and how that compares to watching his son play

Coen's done TV work. "I've done just about every show,

including The Tonight Show ' " He's appeared on "Star Search'' and vari-ous TV comedy program; •

His future includes polishing his craft ,

"I want to be a really good stand-up comedian, which lakes a lot of dedication."

He'd like to branch out into acting, and has taken acting classes He's m-

in working on stage with other people and in evoking reac-tions other than laughter from-audi-ence members.

'"Ultimately, I would just like to do good work."

In his free time, Coen enjoys play-ing racquetball and tennis.

"I can sit and throw a football all day long with anyone." He runs, plays basketball and enjoys other sports. Coen's a.-New York Giants fan and'won a bet h.e'd made l i s t , August when the Giants won the Super Bowl this year.

Jack Coen Witt appear Feb. 19-23 at Chaplin's Comedy Club West, 16890 Telegraph, south of Six Mile in Detroit. Performances wttf be 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Feb. 19-21, 8 p m and 10:30 p.m Friday and Satur-day, Feb. 22-23 For reservations, call 533-8866

Jack Coen, who grew up in New Jersey, has been work ing fuf l t ime as a stand-up comedian for more than 10 years. Comedy, he said, " is just something I always wanted to do. "

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"The Gods Must Be Crazy" (South Africa — 1981), 8-p.m. Feb. 32-23 (organ overture begins at^7:30 p.m.) This surprise international hit asks what would happen if a Coca-Cola bottle fell from the sky and landed in a tribe of bushmen. Lots of subplots

and craziness in this truly unique comedy.

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"Quickies II: Cartoons for Adults" Feb. 22-26 (call for show times). An-other compilation of cartoons, some blfie. some just surreal. Among the

Cry Wolf matures musically •Continued from Page 3

Steve McKnight, drummer Paul Cancilla. Hall and Deckard headed t o Los Angeles to ply their trade on the bustling club scene. Recognition wasn't forthcoming.

Then the band cut a demo of four #ongs ("some of which ended up on

; ."Crunch"). A thousand singles were

pressed from the effort, some of which found their way overseas.

A Japanese promoter was im-pressed enough to invite Cry Wolf to perform in the Land of the Rising Sun in February 1989.

Soon, Cry Wolf was performing before sold-out crowds of 2,000 to 3,000 people. The band suddenly had a worldwide publishing deal with CBS/Sony and a Japanese record re-

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lease on Epic/Sony. A record deal with Grand Slamm with I.R.S. distri-bution followed stateside.

The band is one of the few groups (Cheap Trick and the Scorpions) whose initial success was attained in Japan.

"There's so many clubs in a place like L.A., there's so many bands to see," Deckard said. "Sometimes'it's hard to get even half of a response.

"Japan is very different. They're more attentive. They have their screaming, but between songs they listen to what you have to say. It's almost like a classroom in a sense."

THE MAIN assignment for Cry Wolf is to capitalize on their success in America. Already, the band has a steady slate of shows and has been bolstered by radio air play. WLLZ-FM and WRIF-FM has Cry Wolf's "Pretender" in rotation.

Since returning, Cry Wolf has used a good deal of their time writing new songs.

"The stuff we're writing now — 1 don't mean to sound pretentious — is more mature*," Deckard said. "It sounds like it's from a band that has been together for awhile."

Cavedogs aren't pop nor rock Continued from Page 3

The problem was finding a record company to release it. Originally, Enigma had planned to but Capitol stepped in.

"At first, we were afraid of the major label and the repercussions

, thai go with it such as artistic con-trol," Spahr said. "Capitol seems to let us do what we want."

The difficult part in the beginning was finding out what the band want-ed. Remnants of the Cavedogs is traced to University of Miami (Ohio) when Spahr and Stevens formed Who Made the Salad. The duo performed in coffee houses around the campus

AFTER GRADUATION, the pair moved to Boston where they per-formed as the Blame and the Numbered Thumbs Then Stevens met Rivers, who worked in the mail-room of a Boston law office.

The Cavedogs made an immediate impact on the already talented-laden Boston scene, which has spawned the likes of The Pixies. Throwing Muses and Aerosmith just to name a few.

Not so immediate were the songs, which the band has gone to painstak-ing lengths to sound simple but loud

» "One guy will come in with an idea . . . and throw it on the ground." Spahr said "Then we glue it together That's the painful pa r i but that's democracy for you "

titles: 'The Censor," "Covered in Fleas," "Every Morning," "Night on the Town" and the classic "Aspar-agus."

WINDSOR FILM THEATRE, 2135 Wyandotte St. W., Windsor. Call (519) 254-FILMier information. (»4) ^

Little is available on the two films screening on a rotating schedule Feb. 19-24. Donald Sutherland stars in "Bethune: The Making of a Hero." Michael Cote has multiple roles in "Cruising Bar." Call for more infor-mation.

"Akira" (Japan — 1989), midnight Feb. 22-23. Years after nuclear holo-caust, a motorcycle gang in neo-To-kyo becomes embroiled in a govern-ment plot to control the ultimate power. Adapted from his popular Japanese ^comic series, Katsuhiro Otomo's expensive feature-length film is both intellectual and eye-pooping. — John Monaghan

Cass, across from Wayne State Universi-ty. Detroit For information, call 832-2355.

• LYNCH M O B Lynch Mob will perform Saturday.

Feb 23, at The Ritz, 17580 Frazho. Rose-ville. For information, call 778-8150.

• LAUGHING HICKS Laughing Hicks will perforn^afurday.

Feb 23. at Cross Street. 51 l W Cross. Ypsilanti. For information, call 485-5050.

• THE GENERALS The Generals will perform with guests.

Vambo Marble Eye. Saturday. Feb. 23. at Finney's Pub. 3965 .Woodward. Detroit. For information, call 831-8070. • BLUESMATICS

Bluesmaties will perform Saturday, Feb 23, at Auburn Lanes Village Pub. 27 S Squirrel. Auburn Heights. For informa-tion, call 852-1710

• MOL TRIFFIO Mol Triffid will perform with guests.

Faithealers. Saturday. Feb .33, at the Blind Pig, 208 S. First, Ann Arbor For information, call 996-8555

• TROPICAL CONNECTION Tropical Connection will perform Sat-

urday, Feb 23. at Rick's Cafe. 611 Church, Ann Arbor For'information, call 996-2747

• FLOOR 9 Floor 9 will perform with guests. Free

masons, Saturday. Feb 23. at the Ham-tramck Pub. 2048 Caniff. off 1-75 For in-formation, call 365-3829

• GEORGE BEDARD AND THE KING PINS *

George Bedard and the King Pins will perform Saturday, Feb. 23. at Club Heidelberg, 215 N. Main. Ann .Arbor. For information, call 994-3562 • ENVIRONMENTAL FEST

Halloween. Blasphemous and Blud Shot will all perform in Environmental Fest Saturday. Feb. 23. at the Majestic; Theatre. 4140 Woodward, Detroit. Tick ets are $5 For information, call 833-9700

• JEFF WILKINSON Folk artist Jeff Wilkinson will perform

Sunday, Feb 24. al Alvin's. 5756 Cass across from Wayne State University, De-troit. For informaUon. call 832-2355.

• CONOUEROOTS The Cooqueroots w i l l p e r f o r m Sunday.

F e b 24. at the Bl ind Pig. 208 S. First, Ann Arbor. For information, call 996 8555

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dy clubs in our -area. To let us know who is appearing at your club, send the ihformation to: Comedy Listings, Observer & Ec-centric Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia 48150.

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Second City Touring Company will perform six shows Friday through Sunday. Feb, 22-24, at the Attic The-atre, Third Avenue and West Grand Boulevard. Detroit. Showtimes are 7-30 and 10 p.m.-Friday and Sattfr-day; 2 and 7 p.m. Sunday Tickets are $19.50. For Information, call 875-8284.

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Klein and John Hefron Tuesday-Sat-urday, Feb. 19-23. at Chaplin's West. 16890 Telegraph, one block south of Six Mile. Show times are 8:30 p.m. Sunday through Thursday 8 and 10 30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. For information, call 533-88W-

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It used to be that going to the roller rink was kind of a right of pas-sage as we were growing up. For many teenagers, the local roller rink was the place to be on a Friday night. Somebody's mom would drop oft a carload of kids and somebody's dad would pick them up.

There w«s a certain romance about that time in .our lives. Many teenagers experienced their first "crush" or "kiss" at a roller rink, choked on their first cigarette, or acted drunk off a can of beer split between three other people.

There also was the excitement of the "chase scene" as you and your friends whipped around in circles, playing tag, while trying to out fox the guy with the whistle.

These days it's hard to say what 12-year-olds are doing on Friday nights. Roller rinks, as we knew them, faded considerably when disco music was liquidated. And as for the standard roller skate, the ooe with four wheels situated side by side and, sporting a toe stop, they've since giv-.en way to the "in-line" skates.

You've probably seen them. They look like hockey skates with wheels. They're faster and better able to handle rougher riding surfaces, like asphalt and cement, than a roller skate.

KIDS DELIVER newspapers on them Teens play street hockey with them Adults use them to train with, increasing the speed and excitement of the workout while decreasing the joint shock caused by running.

So what we've see here is a new trend in roller skating that has taken people out of the roller rinks and al-lowed them to utilize the thousands of miles of asphalt veins that make up the metropolitan area.

And many of those who own these skates have, in the past, undoubtedly spun a few laps around that mir-rored ball

Well, guess what. The One on One Athletic Club in West Bloomfield has brought the old roller rink into the 1990s On Sundays (5-9 p.m.). One on One kicks the tennis players out of their 25.000-square-foot, air support ed tennis bubble and the Surfs Up Shop from Keego Harbor provides ttfc Rollerblade-style skates for an t e n i a e called "Ope op Qfee'i Rock and Rollers . . . A New Fitness Ad-venture."

"This is really fitness equated with fun," said Kitty Elenbaas. One oo One's fitness and aerobics direc-tor. "It helps with 'cabin fever" by getting yoe out of the house and into a nice big area to move around i n "

In its first few months of offering the program. One on One has been averaging 10-2S people Non-club members are more than welcome to show np, pay a reasonable fee, and cruiae around on their own skates or try a pair of the demos that Surfs Up provides.

"WE GET A lot of calls on these skates," said Kurt Manecke of Surfs Up. "So we worked out a deal where we provide the skates and One on One provides the forum to use them."

And just like the old roller rink. One on One provides some games for the younger skaters. Gone is the "Shoot the Duck" game, which is nearly impossible on fn-line skates.

Couples skating? Go ahead, if you want. A few of the people there are either there to get a workout or to learn, or relearn, how to skate. The

' majority of the crew burns circles around those new to the sport, play-ing tag. throwing tennis balls back and forth and generally having a riot. *-•

"We're really going to focus on the youth," said Ron Austin, general manager of One on One. "We'll have races, tag and freestyle games for the kids along with instructional skating sessions for everyone."

"I like Rollerblading because you" get to go really fast and race against -the other people," said Joey Slavik, 10, of Birmingham., while showing off the Surfs Up T-shirt he had just won in a race.

"This is totally RAD!" yelled Blair Byrnes, 11, of West Bloomfield. "These things are faster and more maneuverable than regular roller skates." •

AND WHEN asked why he wasn't wearing knee pads like the other kids, 7-year-old Brandon Watzman of West Bloomfield confidently re-plies "That's because I hardly ever f a l l "

A couple of adults, including Aus-tin, had only been on the skates a couple -of times and seemed to be tapping on that roller rink style of the past while nearly remaining up-right And many of the skaters opted for safety equipment

"It's optional, yet recommended," Manecke said

Jeff Jones, 28, of West Bloomfield, had brought his nephew. Brandon Watzman, to skate. Jones, who used to play ice hockey, started skating with Brandon over the summer He believes the new style roller skating is tougher than ice skates, "mainly because it's harder to stop in these things "

From a fitness standpoint, the in-line skates "are definitely a fat burn-er," Elenbaas said "Not only do they work every muscle in your body, they also help healthy people devel-op coordination and agility."

Elenbaas added that the skates are a great tool for people who have had knee injuries because they are a "very low impact" training and rec-reation toot

The young and the young at heart are having themselves a "rolling blast" in the One on One Athletic Club tennis bubble, showing off their moves and burning off the calories

J u s t like a c h o r u s line, it w a s high k i c k s a r o u n d f r o m in-l ine s k a t e r s J a s o n Hare , 10, of B i r m i n g h a m , Michae l

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R O C L ' E M O U T PLACE: One on Ono Athletic Club. £343 Farmington Rd . Wesl Bloomfield Cafl 626-9880 for information.

TIME: 5-8 p m Sundays

COST: $5 for non-members . $3 for members. Demo skates available (retail cost of skates .s $140-180)

WHAT TO wean: Layered gymdothes The bobWe may be a bit cokJ at first.

CONTACT PERSONS:

Ron Austin or K*ty Elenbaas at One on One. 626-9880. or Kurt Manecke at Surfs up 6 8 1 - 9 1 0 0

Jason Mansour and Stephen Cohen, both of West Bloomfield. take a breather during the

Rock 'n' Rollerblading under the dome at the One-on-One Athletic Club.

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Avid collector promoting her joy of antiques By Janica Tigar-Kramar special writer

JUST BEING in the right place . at the right time introduced antique dealer Gloria Siegert to a career mixing business

with pleasure. The Livonia resident, who

conducts and promotes antique shows in a six-county area, started collecting antique furniture simply as a hobby about 25 years ago. She often bought pieces from an aunt who traveled to antique auctions and

•• often picked up collectible furnishings on her own antiquing expeditions around the state.

To help with expenses for three -college-bound children, Siegert -* decided to sell her finds at the local shows in 1968 with longtime friend and fellow antique buff Marge Kulifay. In 1972, she decided to look for ways to reach more buyers.

That fall, Siegert convinced her friend to haul their antiqueT&ut of town to a show at Meridian Mall in Okemos, just outside Lansing. There, Siegert and Kulifay met the show's promoter, an experienced antiquer like themselves, who happened to be moving out of state.

By the end of the five-day show, the promoter was convinced that Siegert and Kulifay had the skill and know-how to take over the job of show coordinator.

'Timing is everything," Siegert . said. "We'd never thought about

putting a show together until meeting the promoter. It was a great opportunity and we decided to give it

^ a try."

THE NEXT year, the two . successfully assembled a variety ot dealers for two antique shows at Meridian Mall, placed newspaper advertising to publicize the event and even participated in the show.

Increasing the number of shows . they conducted each year, the two worked together until Marge Kulifay's death in 1986.

Today, Siegert, who heads Gloria Siegert Promotions, conducts up to

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15 shows each year at local and out-of-town malls. Besides selling her own antiques at each show, she finds time to market her furnishings, glassware and jewelry at about a dozen additional shows conducted by other promoters.

A typical day for. Siegert begins by 8:30 a.m. when she looks through her roster of 500 antique dealers to contact for upcoming shows. She's now working on four shows scheduled at four different malls during four consecutive weeks.

While she contacts the rental company to reserve tables for one event, she may be placing newspaper ads to announce another or finding dealers to fill in for last-minute cancellations.

"It's a tremendous amount of responsibility, but the work is fun for me," Siegert said. "I've grown into

• the job over the years, so it becomes easier to handle a number of shows at one time."

THOUGH FILLED with antiques, her home office includes all the modem conveniences needed to run a small business. A personal

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Staff photos by Jim Jagdfeld

1920s Ropewick c a n d l e on silver p la t e (r ight); Rovels tad Bros , ,17-jewel p o c k e t watch (cen te r ) ; la te-1800s , t in- type p h o -to (left) in a g u t t a - p e r c h a f r a m e .

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• ARIANA GALLERY Sculptural ceramics by Michigan artist Terry

Basmadjian through March U>- Hours are 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday at the gal-l e r y , 386 East Maple. Birmingham. .

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to March 17 at Danielle Peleg Gallery Featured will be original and limited edition celluloid films by Friz Freleng. Chuck Jooes. Jay Ward, Hannah-Barbera, Disney Studios, Don Bluth, Walter Lantz and Bob McKinson. Hours are 10 a m to 6 p.m. Monday-Saturday, noon to 5 p.m Sunday. Croaa-winds Mall, 4301 Orchard Lake Road, Suite 103. West Bloomfield

• F IRSTOF AMERICA Grant Engard, Birmingham sculptor, will ex-

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Birmingham will feature 30 contemporary quilts at its Farmington location in April. Artists Nancy Crow and Judi Warren will attend the opening re-ception from 5-8 p m , April 4. The exhibit will be held at Door No 10. 31505 Grand River at Ore-hard Lake Road, Farmingtoe It is open 1-5 p m. Thursdays to Saturdays through April 27.

Artists exhibiting in the show are: Faye Ander-

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Oldfield's still-life paintings feature flowers and vegetables such as roses, lillies, radishes or garlic, against' dark rich or stark white back-grounds. Rochester Hills City Hall. 1000 Roches-ter Hills Drive off Avon Road, is open during reg-ular business hours.

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DESIGNER PERFECT N o e x p e n s e s p a r e d m | h i s 2 100 s q ft c o n d o Thra •* c o n d o w i n g «t r t * bea t ' C o m p l e t e w i t h t a t Hoor kb ra r y a n d a lof t t a m e y r o o m t h a t over -l o o k * a g r e e t r o o m w i t h f i r ep l ace a n d a n p r e a e i v e c a t h e d r a l c a k i n g * C o n t e m p o r a r y t l ae ign Fua b a a * m e m e n d a t t a c h e d 2 c a r g a r e g e C a k to r a d d i t i o n a l i n f o r m a t i o n A a k i n g $ 1 8 7 , 9 0 0 A * k l o r

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380-4184 ICE C R E A M STORE

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Cak after 6pm 421-H0S? LOOKING FOR A JO« OR to go «tlo"» With KM or notfwng down Cea 680-3840 l e a v e name end « or Wnte bo» 143 23814 M<higan Ave Dearborn 48124

P E R S O N A L L O A N S Oeot consoejMHona to $90 000 no cattaterai needed, easy ctuaMica-tions by phone Low annual rates Cak loa free 24 hrt' t-AOO-486-6166 P R E S C H O O L / D A Y C A R E F A C I L I T Y 1 With raal eeiate Clean, modern prom able incensed tor more than 85 with room f> a*parmon Ejc aaant location Management n place $495 000 Repke* to P O Bo> 12272, Toledo Ohio 43612. RESTAURANT -100 Seel on Micfu | gar Ave near Beech Daly Excellent location For mora itormatlon cak | Jimmy at 274-3900 VENDING LOCATIONS Warned Ro-ahester 8 UOca Service your siaft 6 Ckenu With table top *nac*t at no cost to location Cak Bob 862-4831 WANTED TO BUY Wa are ed m purchasing a tunnel car wash I or seit-serve bey car wash LWM • Management mc »-5pm 353-9494

366 Ofc.-But. Space Saie/LaaM

LAK E H URON/TAW AS BAY Beachfront designer condo 2 beO-room* 2 beth* garege mam ie*m terrific view $148 000 540-09Z6

ANNOUNCING u n e M Center*

SYLVAN LAKEFRONT - updated 3 bedroom. 2 bath fireplace central air. wood Boor* aunroom ammg room, sunset views dock 1523 Lakevww $179 900 681-6003

TWO LAKEFRONT HOMES!"

PtNE LAKE - New Construction 1500 SO ft $525 OCX) ,

UNION LAKE New construction 5800' aq ft $625 000

Tri-Mount/Aspen Const 478-5656 • Michelle

Darfy 1-6PM I dosed Thur*> BROKERS WELCOME

now ha* location* throughout the from 120 a

346 Cemetery Lots CADILLAC MEMORIAL GARDENS

On Ford Rd 2 lot* in choice area Garden ot Meditation

421-2283

HARBOR SPRINGS Lakevww Balding site*

For personal use or investment Bkl Cot!rill Realty 616-526-6282

WHITE CHAPEL, GarOerf ol Brotherhood i4> cemetery lot* $4O0 each" Cak Man -Fn Bam-5pm

•'39-3870

Metro area Office* from with complete secretarial service* : and shared conference teditie* ' Short term lease* and tw».bw e» pension ophAn* Troy: Sterling Ht* , Canton 8 Ann A/bor CaR IBC al 454-5400

ANNOUNCING Mapie Busmesa Center of Ti'oy

Best ratea m town no wi sary 227 500 *q ft. on Maple near | urvernoia

From $235 UP per month. | 6*6-0'39 [

ANNOUNCING Shared office space ! ideeky located on Troy * Goider Corridor. M75 W Big Beaver Rd j For information CaR Troy Ofhce I Quarters 637-240C i ATTRACTIVE Office Building in'j Farmmgion 9 Mile 6 Farming-ton area 1 '00*qft Call ' . . 478-9490 SERGEY EXECUTIVE OFFICE | Space - Appro* imatety 800 aa. rt . ; hrtlo»< bukdrng zomptetety • eno-

• vaied wtth ample parking Avaaatae irnmaoialery 398-8330 !

SCHUSSMT CONDO Located on 18th tamway Walk tbiki : run and lodge Living room, 1 bed- I room, efficiency kitchen sleeps * j Newly turmshed -Must sell $44,900 j or best offer Call 656-9096 I

TRAVERSE CITY LAKEFRONT 150 tt beaut'tul sandy beach on Lake Michigan 2 - acre* hard-woods $235 000 816-941-5919

336 Southern Property SARASOTA Fla Villa, wail fur-nished appliances linens mcfuded I 2 bedrooma. 2 baths adtbming go* >

Xirse wnai 8 pool I-813-355-3582

336 Country Hornet For Sate

bukomg sak $124 500

wooded acraa. 3 2 ftrepiacea. out-

wni location Muat 437-3968

358 Mortgages & Land Contracts

BUYING LANO CONTRACTS j Fuk oc_Partiai

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1.(313)751-1220 CASH FAST

Ret'nance You Home Credit P-oblems OK

MORTGAGE AMERICA 1 I BOO) 748-0265

CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS immediate F>hone ouotee! Won t be out-bKJ1 Mortgage* Refinance* .

Mortgage Corp of America 1-800-468-9618

361 Money To Loan - Bono*

LOOKING tor vanture caplS^."» a -eceSwon proof recreetionartouv-

BEST VISIBILITY IN TOWN' Pnme office space m downtowij Miltord Perfect tof Attorney CPA Doctor Dentist or other service Professionals Cak Grace at " REAL ESTATE ONE

684-1065 CANTON Brand New Medical * General Office BuikJmg Neer Ford Rd 8 1-275 $9 per *q ft .500 sq « 8 up Broker* welcome 583-5272

CANTON CENTER - FORO RD J W 1800 sq ft, $7 75*3 « in-clude* taie* 9 office* No deposit Mo to mo-40 - perk rig 455-2900

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367 Bus.-Prof. Bldgs. Sate/Lease

COOLIOGE 14 MILE RO AREA 700 sq ft private entrance, great tor manufacturing rap or accounting firm 288-4850

DENTAL/MEDICAL Birmingham- Ste available FVotea-s#onai biog Easy access from Hunt-er BNd On *ne penury* Pi*aaa cak. MorwFn 9-4 30 856-0711

366 Ofc.-Bua. Space Sale/Lease

NORTHVILLE - DOWNTOWN j COMMERCIAL ftull-DlNG Soa-7wo large otficea m Historic Bukd- ooui bukamg on iugn ir*i»ic v jO- j -<ng Conference room FA* *.e» . Oer street Fiaoucea $67 900 able Periling $350 mo 348-0496 Centur, 21 Toeay . 538-2000

| OFFICES IN W BLOOMFIELD Orcnara L a k e RO Pnvate enhance

| 600 to 5500 SO ft 851-8555

AFFORDABLE UNDER ISO) - Spacious Ranch fea-tures deck and energy efficiency package Just listed

AWESOME - Sharp 3 beUroom bnck with dining room, family room, fireplace garage 8 more in S Red-ford Only $69 900 CENTURY 21 TODAY 538-2000

Uvoma Owners Willing to Secrlfice on th is V a k e y w o o d c o n d o t h a t le b e i n g s o l d l o r l a r leaa t h a n t h e c o m -p e t i t i o n Tie* c l e a n weH m a i n t a i n e d c o n d o h a a n e u t r a l d e c o r a n d o f f e r s p len ty of s t o r a g e $ 4 4 9 0 0

The Prudential Harry S Wolfe.

REALTORS 4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0

Independently Owned and (Aerated

339 Lore e n d A c r e e g e Foe S e t e

e t A U U F U L H E A V I L Y I r * e d lo t m I h e h e a r t o f B v m m f l e M 1 » t ac ree wr th i m a m r u n n i n g t h r o u g h property -Buad your d r e a m n o u s e o n true o n e ot a kmc p r i v a t e l o t J o h n R i c h e r d * D e v e l o p m e n t

540-4232

. R IDGEWOOD RANCH

Wt«h 3 bed'oom*. family room witn gorgeous fireplace formal dmmg room, antra msuMMfi. partly Un-shed basement, wet oar back* lo 8 acre commons area Beautifully landscaped 3 tiered wood deck $244 900

Can Pete Zeba<a

R e m e r i c a HOMETOWN REALTORS

459-6222 315 Northville-Hovi BEAUTIFUL wek mamtwned 3 bed-room Ranch leaturas t's bath*

Be »1 To see this dendy new ottering m an exceaent area ot North Westem aedford Alummum sides 3 bed-•lom bungalow features a finished

< baamant and a large cuatom oeck 889 900

i The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe.

REALTORS 4 2 1 - 5 6 6 0

Independently Owned end Operated

NORTHVILLE Everything you want is m this 2 bed-room Northvike Condo win lake view Formal dining room plus eat-m kitchen, sunken Irving room with fireplace beeutrtm neutral decor $87,900


4 6 4 - 6 4 0 0 . NORTHVILLE King* M«l Co-op

Newfy aecoraled 1 bedroom ranch full basement $49,500- cash saw negotiable 349-5570

BRIGHTON SCHOOL OnJnct many site* avwleoie with mature hard-wood 8 pme trees Underground Bteiw* gae. electric, phone, cable Ooae to ezpreaawayy Lot* range from 36.000 to 49 950 Financing avertable 10 y Wen or snort teem land contract Marj Pickett Real Estate First 229

C A N T O N FORD RO - VACANT VACANT BUT READY

Office foned on Ford Rd Pertecl lor ! Dr a office or. any proieswonai »er- J vice Construct 2300 so fl on this 1 j corner lot Approvals 8 specs com I Mete $121,000

Realty World . Robert Olson Realtors

981-4444 FULLY IMPROVED LOTS FOR SALE

Some Walk Out* AUTUMN RIDGE SUB

Wesi Bloom held j Karen Shepherd 737-0690 j

GARDEN ClTv . ACRE PLUS | «ome site 98' « 13S Exclusive ! area All utiMws avaâbw Cleerec | and ' level ready to- excavate i I $41,500 421-1515

Cea Paul ^ • N E E D E D $ 7 0 0 0 0 Short M e r k I Inc

O F F I C E S P A C E e v e a e o w W W a r --er,. DwarOor- - —• •gka* t o t w usee as s to re or p r o i e e a i yne. o tnee 2 0 0 0 aq ft $ 4 5 0 m o Aaa fo r Jo fm 3 7 4 - 0 9 0 9

O F F I C E S P A C E - F a r m m g i o n m a e A r e * l u m i v w W m o o w w o $ 5 7 5

l per m o n w v n o n I m o n t t i A a k t o r

w v y a o . $ 2 8 0 per t e n 8 5 5 - 8 1 1 1

LIVONIA- 2.300 bq ft commercial bunding lor saw • 31250 Piymout" Rd 8 Memmar BuMabw m bac» lot sue 90.287 $185,000 261-020C O m c e B u n d i n g 1 1 * 0 0 a o u a r e feet ' 9 9 1 i n c o m e $ 1 4 1 4 2 4 ; 6 m a e e n o L n e t K M a r e a OuW >98C a i c * k e r n c o n d i t i o n D o n B i e w n a B r o k e r 9 7 7 -2 7 0 0

369 Irvdust./Warehouse Sale/Lease

AIRPORT _ COMMERCE

CENTER Award W i n n i n g Development

Industrial Suite* M-59 at PONTIAC AIRPORT

1200 *uh $800/me complete Other fcjnes trom 1800-10.000 «4 ft C a k A l M o m a t v o 666-2422

750 SQ FT SHOP 110 220.4ao

$ 3 0 0 m o n t h ' p l u * a a p o e n B u n * L / n d o n 2 7 6 - 8 2 7 9

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Century 21 CASTELLI 525-7900 MORTGAGES I HOME Equity Loans Any purpose Homeowners j income Propetws etc Credit prob-lems' We''» work wth you'

Call 313-534-30'2 NEEDED 'MMEDtATELT -ease with option lo buy 3-5 bedroom home | W<tn pool <n Birmingham Bwomhaid area with ave-m 8 m-law sute po- i tennai Mr Sweeney 433-5424

WANTED-TRADC Newer nome m Novi Farmmgton HUB Pfymouth area Up to $54,000 lor downpeymeni In trade tor reaort property currently on market Or

Cae Lonnw days Evening* 473-9642

net* tamty room with ceikng fan 8 nature! firepace. backyard deck 12 « 18 bam All for only $-39 500 (ft-399) CENTURY 21 WEST 349-6800

Co4omal. 9 Mite & Taft Beautiful 4 bedroom ! l beih home Curft In 1987 - over 2400 *Q It with nautral dacoi lal Hoor laundry 'som baseman 2 cm attached ga-'jge Shows eaa a modal nome 1-94 900

Call Dave Heinrich R E / M A X 100 INC.

' 3 4 8 - 3 0 0 0 / 4 5 3 - 9 4 5 4 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

COUNTRY IN TME CITY' immacu-late 3 bedroom bnck ranch, move m c o n d i t i o n Baau'<*ur setting on near-ly an acre very private fmiahed b aa mant, 2 car garage and large 14 K 20 Florida room, perfect lor enter-taming R£D*0«0 AREA F-27WF-W

ERA COUNTRY RIDGE 474-3303

318 Dearborn Dearborn Heights Move In Condition

Sharp, deer and iota of exlraa ilea I 2 bedroom ranch haa beautiful re-modeled kitchen that open* up to 18 X 14 larmty room newer carpet-ing throughout and new vinyl ther-mo windows are v*i some o« the mca a«iras you e 8nd here Priced to sea at $53,500

The Prudential Harry S Wolfe,

REALTORS 4 7 4 - 5 7 0 0

; mdependanHy Owned and Operated \ RARE FIND 5 bedrooms 2 bathe Features Wv-

m o r t g a g e * q u a k f i a d ONE WAY

LIVONIA 1-3 Building sues tor moderate homea Alt 3 for $75 000

PLYMOUTH SCHOOLS garage 1.5 acre parcel in M-14 comdor i

15 year | mae msKfe Wamteriaw County

NOVI AREA $69 900 14 M«e W ot Haggerty 2 bedroom townnouse baaamant. attached garaga kka new in neutral immediate CROSS WINDS - 2 bedroom bnck ranch fua beaemem. master" bath dmmg room $ 1 0 3 9 0 0 8 ' V *

; $T5 000 iV REALTY 473-5500

> WiLLAMSTON NOV! Gorgeous 2 bedroom condo 27 acres wrth -tvertronl m beei proteaa one! window treatment m . acnooi districts 3 spirt* $75 000 kvmg room 8 bay winOow « dmmg reorm Skylight m bathroom 8 nw-'ored hakaiay master bedroom walk m cioeet* almond appeencea

nm o w n e r * 3 b e d r o o m a Beaamen t c e n t r a l mt k repkace at k v tng r o o m

«r o u n d p o o l M a n y T 4 . 4 0 0 I

HEPPARD 478-2000

•ended y a r d W o n t w e t at « T 9 800- W 8 2 0 i C e n t u r y 2 1 W e e ' 3 4 9 6 8 0 0

320 Homes Wayne County

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Was 3 b e d r o o m b n c k r a n c h I

• n t h s t o r a g e 8 l a rge c l o e e t Easy ac-cess t o 1-275 8 1-896 P o o t u g h i e d t e n n e c O u n 8 p o n d o n p » e n * * e * $ 9 9 9 0 0 3 1 3 - 3 4 7 - 8 9 4 1

Plymouth m one ol Pfymouth s moat unique 8 private detached condominium communities Fast floor mesler bed-room suite with wtwlpooi. beeutAn cuetom kitchen witn large nook 8 morning room with sluckc cewng* •kykght* 8 kr apiece 2«6 exterior construction Custom buat by John FUchards Development Corp

$40-4232

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$ 1 0 3 5 0 0 alwppmg appc 10 Oaêr

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J ben- g a r a g e b e e e • e P - 1 t o t M O 7 3 » 7137 !

327 Mow Homo Builder*

IRISH HILLS

vww $2* 900

TEEPE 575 S Mam Pfymouth

454-3610

LOOKING FOR VACANT LANO?

2 prime tot* fw sate « mca "wok bornooo in Westiend Only $12 000 •or both MMS- Total maaaurmant •

125 can t beat thai deal Bet ter hurry • .1 won t last

Century 21 J. Scott. Inc. . S22-320O

LOTS Fuky <mproved Tfwee greet -•ocatons Oakland wp. Orion Twp Roche*! • ' ram* One <ot or *roup From $44 000 Terms

STRCAMWOOO 0CV CO 852 8434

NCW*HF«ELO TOWNSHIP 38 A C R t S we d-vK»e neevWy wood

WANTED - 3 Or 4 bedroom brick nome to buy 0 or littigdown Hex - | Me term* WMmg lo pay overcoat*

CaeCvers 53' 68S'

365 Business Opportunities

A PACKAGE LtOUOR LICENSE SDO SOM TROY

Mr Fmk 855-9300 ATTENTION ENTREPRENEURS j

Be the hrst n your area to own and j owarate the Petrtot 4 0 0 0 a compel terued taw infl Breeth aKCiol leetmg maenrne Excellent R 0 i «k caah | busmgsa Patriot has captured over 70X of the world ande Itcctioi leal mg market 1-313-4S4-6666

a v a i l a b l e s h a r e d e x e c u t i v e Office

A 85--85S5

FARM'NGTOSL hi l ls 'Orchard I Lake 5dO « ft . $10 per sq ft A l l uiiatiee mciudee Free Storage 8 j maintenance Cp« Robyn 855-3466 |

f ABMiNGTON Vanou* sued Oetute offtcae on ' Grand Rarer avakabW at bergam ; -ate* utittrtw* included 476-2050 j

PLYMOUTH Downtown »«nenciai dwtrict 5400 SQ ft se or p*1 Possible snared office ; concept former stock brokerage ; across i»om Mayflower Motel

$1200 A MONTH 1100 sq ft Downtown Plymouth For saw or. ease Wa* t block to town souare

TEPEE '575 S yt-n Plymouth

454-3610 GARDEN CITY - 2 aoo SQ fl Ofhce j or Business space tor wase Warren j 8 Venoy Plata For further rtorm*- ; lion cak "425-0142

LIVONIA ANN ARBOR R0 1 6 0 0 * 0 1

KMei tor subdivided office* 59'- 3280

t-VOk»lA AREA joy RO 8 Mksler I Rd Modem single office $290 irv-Cudmg utilities

478-6215

LIVONIA -

Farmington Rd at Eight Mile

MEDICAL/ PROFESSIONAL SPACE AVAILABLE LOWEST RATES/

GREAT LOCATION From 1.080 sq ft.

CERTIFIED REALTY INC 47 V 7 100

PL Y U O L T T H - O L D V I L L A G E P n m e of I c W r e t a i 1 - 3 r o o m a n t e s $ 2 1 0 - S S 3 5 m o n t h p k w j n k t w a

443-42?r PLYMOUTH - RETAIL-OFTICE

Colonial Comers Five Mae at North-vMe Rd 3 units 760 sq ft ,800 sq fL/H>00 sq *t 624- '504

"PL'MOUTH 915 S Mem St Pnme location tor -eai eetata med<M etc *wo swell N ot Ann Arbor Rd One unit Over j 2600 SQ ft or 3 complete unit* 35-

A B S O t - U T E B A R G A I N E x c e a e n t c o n d m o n 8 0 0 e q f t bmkJ-wtD a i R e d f o r d C a r b e yjaed tor -a-tee o r o f f t o e C a l 9 - 5 p m 5 3 1 - 0 3 2 1 |

DOWNTOWN ROCHESTER

F O R L E A S E . • Ftotak - office • ueo-ca - Dentai

• C a f e D e i L o c a t i o n • Baeu ty Sa lon

400 Apta. For Rmnt A U B U R N H I L L S

Bloomfteld Orctiard Apt*

trom $435 00 moudee kwet gae 8 * water Bknoa included P o o l - laun-dry tac*ties 8 more Short term •

3 3 5 - 1 0 4 3 DOWNTOWN WA-NE "230 600 Or 2 60C sq fl store i- busy

40 p e r t , n g s l ^ c w n t . U c t ^ X t

REDFORD OFFICE VZZ? 24821 Five MOO Rd

west Of Telegracn 2 rooms - m?euJie storage and * bathroom P-'vate entrance carpet i.ng antf -blinds. AM _hm«S .nemded New Low Rate CERTIFIED REALTY. INC 471-7100

Open Tdays 3 3 2 - 1 8 4 8

BIRMINGHAM luxury 15t»> floor nil , i-dto apt «• 5S5 Biog new, -eoeco--afee haa' nnciuOec suMet $720 "H" 6 mb*t 642 - '330. 54©-7216 B RM-NGHAM - M* "ilwooc Btdg ~ bedroom, apanmervt avaiiabie ' rear wase ndoor paramo. $735

M2-740C

BEAT THE RECESSION Start your own bus mae* pan time m financial services Must be mottveted Cak Deve or leave

534 9395

LIVON4A oAce to she Telephone computer copier oon-•arance room etc $200 mo Cak Mr jamas 473-8823

REDFORD OFFICE 2 4 3 5 0 J O Y R O A D

W otTeiegraon • Beautiful 2 stor, bukdmg • Underground parking • Carpeting 8 b«r*»a -• Lit signage • Smgw room end up • Low 'at^pctvoee at utkltna CERTIFIED REALTY rNC 471-7100

R E D F O R D ' k ® >800 eq n Frve Mae- Beech Defy $"50 .per month Newt redecorated

474-9393

RENT '«EE FOR 2 MONTHS' Cory niaice 8 waning room *> V)I Downtown Royai Oak sxatmr

! Only $150 mo Cae Sue 646-37*5

' ROCHESTER HILLS HAMPTON PROFESSIONAL PARk

NEW MEDIC AL-'OFFICE SPACE

$ 9 . 7 5 S q . Ft. Oetuxe Office Autea kom 785 aq n

DIVERSIFIED DEVELOPMENT 8S3-5700

Broker* Welcome S»»LE ROOM OFFICE SPACi

FARMINGTON HULLS RETAIL OR OFFICE SPACE FOR LEASE

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cae - 645-9880

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REDFORD Beec- Dwv A ^ M aree <300 aq 1 $500 mc

381-7976

SMOPP'NG CENTERS FOR LEASE BkWiwftaM: Meow 8 mkster River -new G*ange 8 K mg 471-4555:

BIRMINGHAM Oak wood Manor Deluxe 2 bedroom, central mr pa-no. storage -aon carport m $8Q0-$85C 644-1786

Birmingham OWE MON-u £REE RENT

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B I R M I N G H A M A t t r a c t * * 1 A 2 bedrooma E»ca«ani condi t ion Want to ahop-P*Hj H«at. watar t carport S4»5 4 M 5 0 C a t Ann altar 6pm

647-4234 BIRMINGHAM MOTOWN: 32« W. Brown U g M 4 air> uppar una N a t c a r p * , rmm t m n t . oantral a * , appk-ancaa. 2 bedrooma. • 7 7 5 / m o HoOart 6 4 7 - 0 0 1 .Jerry M4-1578

BIRMINGHAM Naar downtown, spaclou room wltf i datuxa appianoaa, «*t>-cm bl inds, cantral air. storaoa

For appt • 645-2990

B I R M I N G H A M TIMBCRLANE APARTMEN rS

In haart o l town • Attract iva Units Vart ical U n a * • DMTnvasher Microwave • Disposal • C/Alr

1 Badroom - From SOOO > ! 2. bedroom $720

(1 Mo i Fraa Rani Bafora Fad 28)

Can to vww 248-7766 Evas /Weekend* 645-6736

400 Apia, For Rent BIRMINGHAM

In Bom>ognaf i i_J I t s BUCKINGHAM!

BUCKINGHAM"" MANOR

V You DESERVE ma Buck ingham Uleatyle 1

• Oehixe 2 bad room apts • SIX. ma t ' s r ight, si> closets

'4 baths • F u l baaements • Baauirtui sett ing

ONLY $300 Sacurlty Deposit And 1 month FREE RENT

HURRY WHILE TMEY LAST!

649-6909 BIRMINGHAM PLACE

Luxury apts m downtown Birming-ham Slud io 1.2 4 3 badroom apis available Indoor park ing 642-9000

B IRMINGHAM 2457 E badroom. carpal , bknds, cantral atr, carport . No pats Lease 1460 & $500 643-4426

400 Apt*. For Rant BIRMINGHAM. 355 Columbia 2

I r o o m Nat. l ireplaca carpet ing.

No I >er garage. s!o»»g« $665 647-7079

BLOOMFIELD HILLS - on Square Lake Lovely 2 bedroom apar tment lot Hears or sate Move right in." $815 per month. Cak l aune . flays. 647-4402. eves 540-24*5

CANTON

CARRIAGE COVE LUXURY APTS.

(LILLEY 6 WARRENt

SUPER SPECIAL on 2 bedroom apts.

nl i>

400 Apts. For Ront

< i y (Ment ion ad tor H e n t f

N e OTHER FEES Private Entrances

One Bedroom - $4ftS 900 sq It Two Bedroom - $570. 1100 sq ft :

Vertical bknds 8 carport included -We otter 6 month leases m two t jad- j room apartments only Naar expresaways & shopping f

Rose Ooherty. property manager 981-4490

O N E M O N T H F R E E R E N T * Move in by 3-1-91

A T C A N T O N S p a c i o u s l a n d 2 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n t s . 2 . 3

a n d 4 B e d r o o m , X o w n h o u s e s S t a r t i n g a t s 4 4 5 .

• OLYMPIC iNDOOR HEATED POOL

• FITNESS CENTER • SAUNAS • LOCKER ROOMS • BASKETBALL COURT • VOLLEYBALL PIT •CLUB ROOM

A charming rental community just 20 minutes from Ann,Arbor and downtown Detroit, yet comfortably away from it all. From

I-275. exit Ann Arbor Rd.. west to Haggerty Rd„ follow south to Joy Rd. then east to The Crossings.

Mon.- Fri. 10-6 Saturday 10-5 Sunday 12-5

Professionally Managed by Dolben

• FREE CAS HEAT • 19 FLOOR PI ANs • DENS • FIREPLACES • CATHEDRAL CEILINGS • SPIRAL STAIRCASE CARPORTS SMALL PETS WELCOMED

" N e w Res iden ts O n l y Certain Condit ion* Apply

P I L G R I M -

Enjoy the "Her i t age o f G o o d L i v i n g " of fered by PUgr imV j l l age .

• Covered Park ing • Pr iva te En t rances • W i n n e r o f M ich igan Beaut i f i ca t ion A w a r d • Washers a n d Dryers • M o d e r n K i t chens w i t h Microwaves, D ishwashers a n d Frost-Free Refr igerators • Wall-Tb-Wall Ca rpe t i ng • Cen t ra l A i r

A n d i n you r le isure t i m e v is i t ou r pool a n d c lubhouse.

313-459-3530 Located on L i l ley Road j u s t n o r t h o f Warren Road

i n t he P l y m o u t h / C a n t o n area.

S ta r t i ng at $ 5 4 0 . 0 0

O p e n S a t . & S u n . 1 0 - 5 p . m .

m © t i W K T O M S M r T H As seeg in The, Apartment Shoppers Guide

On t77ie cff*a(er

N o S e c u r i t y

D e p o s i t

ace^

S t a r t i n g a t $ 6 1 0

n r q j g j ^

10 LAVISH 1 and 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT HOMES

• FuMy equipped clubhouse work-out room

Euro-etyle cabinetry • AeroWc ctasae* Ceramic Me beth and • Wafcina/)o00tog trail tub andoeure* - • Sauna 1 \mcuzH Cathedral ca«npa • Pool w«h lap marttera .

• Tennis courts • Voaeybaflp*

Otrmctty mcx—Mibt* to t-27* +96. M-14

In unft a>oraga PilieM covered parking

Canton

ABSOLUTELY

F R E E A P A R T M E N T

I N F O ! .

• Save Money! » Save Time • Open 7 Days

TROY 680-9090 372$ Rochester Rd

SOUTHFIELO 354-8040 29286 Morlt)western Hwy

CANTON 981-7200 4 2 7 I t Ford Rd

NOVI 348-0540 Across t rom « Oaks Man

CLINTON TWP. 791-8444 36870 Garfield

1-800-777-5616 A P A R T M E N T S

U N L I M I T E D The Easiest Way to F ind

Your New Apartment!

CANTON - >000 sq. ft upper n*J 2 bedrooms. 2 lull baths, plenty of storage, balcony of l l iving room & 1 bedroom, located on large t reed lot includes all utilities and landscap-ing. $650 par month. No pets. 1 yr lease .

. CALL CHUCK RE/MAX CROSSROADS <51-8700

400 Apts. For Rant BLOOMFIELD SQUARE

AUBURN HILLS • Newly Redecorated • Vertical Bunds Included • FREE Heat

- • Short Term Lease .Available • Srr*aH Pets Accepted

Extra large light and airy 1 A 2 bed-room apartments 1H baWi. large walk-in closets, dishwasher, washer A dryer m bunding, central aw. cable, intercom security system.' large storage area, poo l and 24 hr maintenance Walk to shopping and banking, mm from e iperess Rem I rom M a o - I M S Just of t South Bind between Squirrel & Opdyke Mon-Fd . 10-« Sat a Sun 12-3 852-4388 Canton'

WINDSOR WOODS

LUXURY APARTMENTS' 1 4 2 Bedroom Apartments

From $475 with carport Vertical Bknds Throughout

Quiet Soundproof Construct ion Walk to Shopping

O f l Warren between SheKJon/LiHey Mon. -Fr t . #-Spm, Sal k Sun 1-5pm

Evening appointments available

. 4 5 9 - 1 3 1 0 CANTON

2 bedroom apartment with private entrance. 1W baths, .appl iances, centra l Mr/heel, includes water only N o pets. S475 455-7440

CARLYLE TOWERS SOUTHFIELO. Spaooua 2-3 bedrooms. 1500 to. 1700 sq ft Start ing rent $695 Heat A Water included Special $300 oft first- months -rent Call. 559-2111>

400 Apia. For Rant CANTON 1 bedroom, stove, refr ig-erator. coin washer 4 dryer, carpet, curtains. S395 includes heat Lease 4 security 455-0391

CLARKSTON - 2 bedroom town-nouses $515. Winds, storage, air diahwaaber Almosl new. muat see1! Washer/dryer hook-ups 820-9119

DEARBORN HEIGHTS DEARBORN CLUB

$200 Moves You In FREE HEAT

GREAT VALUE Spacious • Newly Decor a lad

Pool > Cable Available

Just N o I Ford Rd 5726 Inksler Jtd

561-3593 Open Daily 12 - 7PM Sat 4 Sun 12 - 4PM

Dearborn H is

ENJOY -PEACEFUL LIVING!

CAMBRIDGE APTS. Quiet communi ty sur roundings, beautifully landscaped grounds, ex-cellent locat ion - witfun^walking d«s-tace to shopping, church, restau-rants spacious 1 4 2 bedroom de-

luxe apts Newly modernized

2 7 4 - 4 7 6 5 Office Hrs 9 -6 Mon thru Fri

Sat. 10-4 York Proper t ies Inc

DOWNTOWN DETROIT - New York styled loft apt s. Utilities. park ing Included Call Mon - Fn. 9-6pm. Sal 4 Sun 12-4pm 962-5636

N o w L e a s i n g P h a s e I I I

L a t c e f r o n t U n i t s

EXPERIENCE THE ELEGANCE OF... An exquisitely panoramic 105 acre community perfect ad on the shore* of Lake Success nestled into scenic timbered vtsw* Parti Place of NorthwHe

e tradWen of unsurpassed excellence m apartment home thrtng

3 4 8 - 3 6 0 0 Mon.-Frt. 9-6 Saturday 9-5 Sunday 12-5

Q U I E T

D I S T I N C T I O N I N T H E M I D S T O F P L Y M O U T H

Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom

apartments. A community

— -setting near downtown

Plymouth Heat included

Full appliances.

RENT SPECIAL SAVE OVER SIOOO!

Pi moi in \1 won APART MI \ i s

Quiet intimate setting. Large

I and 2 bedroom apartments.

Close to central Plymouth.

Separate entrances, pool and

® other amenities.

RENT SPECIAL SA VE OVER SIOOO!

Pi 1 MOI I H H()l SI A PARI Ml \ i s

4 5 5 - 3 8 8 0 l i l 4 5 3 - 6 0 5 0

A York Properties Community

A B E A U T I F U L P L A C E . . . T O L I V E

CENTRALLY LOCATED IN WESTLAND

• 1 & 2 Bedroom • Fireplaces Available • Pool • Tennis Court • Clubhouse • Central Air • Dishwasher • Disposal • Laundry Facilities • Beautifully Landscaped • Minutes from Westland Shopping Mall

& All Major Highways

RENT SPECIAL SAVE OVER 91000!

VENOY PINES APARTMENTS

2 6 1 - 7 3 9 4

A YORK PROPERTIES COMMUNITY

N O W Y O U H A V E

A C H O I C E A T

A P A R T M E N T S

B E A U T I F U L NEW

A P A R T M E N T S

WITH YOUR OWN WASHER AND DRYER

C H O O S E O U R CONTEMPORARY

S T Y L E S I N P H A S E I

AVAILABLE FOR THE SMALLER BUDGET

All neslUH in a (filing of lakea iurrcwnkb by beautiful landscaping.

LOCATED IN NOVI ON PONTIAC TRAIL 1 Mile East of Beck Rd OPEN DAILY 9 - 6

SUNDAY 12-5

6 6 9 - 5 5 6 6

1 & 2 BEOROOM LAKEFRONT

APARTMENTS

$ 4 1 5 FQl 'A t MOUSING OfTOWTtWlTl

400 Apt*. For Rant

Bloomfield Twp. Crystal Lake Apts.

L u A r y Apar tments on the Water

Crystal Lake Apts IS l oca ted in a natural wooded sett ing at the foot o l B l o o m M d HiHs Wttn ybur own gotl course (ust seconds away Visa us and we ' * ahow you what comfor t -able Uving la an about1

• COVERED PARKING •EUROPEAN STYLE KITCHEN

• FULL WINDOW TREATMENTS

Telegraph Nor th t o Orchard Lake then right on Golf Drive

3 3 5 - 6 6 2 2 Dady »-6: Sal 4 Sun 1 Jam-4pm

Equal Houarng Oppo r tun i t y . •

Canton

FAIRWAY CLUB Gotfside Apts. 1 & 2 Bedroom

Free Golf Heat & Hot Water Free

"Carport Included 728-1105

Dearborn Heights CARRIAGE PARK APTS

27201 CANFIELO DR

YOU FOUND IT AFFOROA8LE APARTMENT LIVING —

Free Heat. Water . Air

1 4 2 BEDROOMS STARTING AT $475

New Carpet. Vert ical Bknds Spa-cious Ctoseta. Balconies. All Appli-ances. Intercom. Storage Area. Pool. Clubhouse. O inu les Away I rom Freeways and Shopp ing : Landscaped Park-L ike AimoepAere

OPEN DAILY 9 -5 • 274-7277

SUN 1 1 - *

FARMINGTON AREA Avai lable now Senior Cit izen apts Ground floor, individual oarden prtvMeges. 8 acre country set t ing Star t ing at 1392/mo Heel inc luded 477-6833

400 Apia. For Rant CLAWSON/TROY - New 1 bed room. Caaablanca Ian. m in i bands atr. dishwasher, snac* bar . must see $495/mo

DETROIT - W Outer Or 4 Jeffr ies 1 bedroom. $400 month mctudea gaa tor cooking 4 ha r t *2O0 aecunty depoeit with good credi t 531-1502

DETROIT-7 MUe/Laheer Nice 1 bedroom apt Newly deoore ted . car-peted. heel and Mr S 3 2 5 ' m o — Can 537-0014

BEST APARTMENT VALUE

FARMINGTON HILLS

'• TIMBERIDGE DELUXE

2 BEDROOM UNITS $555

(L im i t * ) t ime Oder - 1 m o I ree rent with 1 year lease new tenants only)

includes appliances, vert ical bl inds, carpeting, pool close m Fa rmmg ion Hills location.

Enter East off Orchard Lake Rd on F ol sum S Grand River

Model Open Dai ly 9 - 5 Except Wednesday

478-1467 775-8200 Farmmgton Hills

BOTSFORD PLACE GRAND RIVER - 8 MILE

Behmd Botsford Hosp i ta l

- SPECIAL 1 Bedroom for $489 2 Bedroom lor $569 3 Bedroom for $649 PETS PERMITTED

Smoke Detectors ins ta l led Singles We lcome •

Immediate Occupancy We Love Ch i ld ren

" MEAT 4 WATER INCLUDED Owei prestige address air condi -tioning. carpet ing, stove 4 refr igera-tor, all uti l i t ies except e lect r ic i ty in-cluded. Warm aper tmenta Laundry facilities

For more Information, phone

477-8464 27883 Independence

Farmington Hills

A$k About Our 2-B*droom Special

WOODCREST VILLA APARTMENTS & ATHLETIC CLUB

S p a c i o u s 1 & 2 b e d r o o m a p a r t m e n t s , e a c h w i t h

a j i r e p l a c e , m i n i - b l m d s a n d b a l c o n y o r p a t i o

P r i v a t e a t h l e t i c c l u b f e a t u r i n g y e a r - r o u n d i n d o o r -

o u t d o o r p o o l , s a u n a , s t e a m b a t h , w h i r l p o o l a n d

e x e r c i s e r o o m S e c l u d e d s e t t i n g a m i d s t w o o d s

j n d d u c k p o n d s P e t s w e l c o m e S e n i o r c i t i z e n

d i & c o u n t

2 6 1 - 8 0 1 0 CONVEWNUY LOCAUaO^ W A V * W3

BETWEEN WARREN 4 JOY. NtAB IMt WSTUND SHWP1»G MALL RENTAL OFFICE AND M00£L OPEN 10 AM f f M

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

R i v e i i

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A P A i< l M Located adjacent to naturally wooded Hines Park, economical. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments and townhouses. Comfortable living with air conditioning, private balconies, huge closets, heat included Also Cable TV*. 2 swimming pools and aerobics fitness center SMART stop al the front entrance

30500 West Warren between Middiebelt and • Merriman Roads

AUZKIS D c v E L o n a i r r

77 beautiful acres of park and recreational paths - FOur Seasons of activity with comfortable living in a special neighborhood atmosphere in Farmington Hills. Excellently serviced and maintained 1 and 2 bedroom apartments and townhouses Easy and quick access to 1-96-and I-J275 - direct routes to fhe airport, downtown Detroit and Birmingham Southfield areas 9 Mile Road 1 Vi miles west of Farmington Road. A UZNIS DEVELQPMENT

CALL TODAY 478-4664

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400 Apia. For Rant FARMINGTON HILLS Tan M M 4 MKMlebeit

Large 1 bedroom, t rom #455 471-4558

FARMINGTON MILLS 1 bedroom, vedftad cenungs. fire-places. washer 'dryers Greet loca-tion. pets welcome. K>w security de-posit p k ^ S S O O o f f - C e i 4 7 4 4 6 0 8

FARMINGTON HILLS 2 bedroom apt Super locatiotv ac-cess to highway*, pr ivate entrance washer/dryer, pets welcome, short term lease opt ion Reduced securijy deposit plus MOO 0<r Can 4 7 S - 6 8 &

FARMINGTON HILLS

NEAR DOWNTOWN FARMINGTON Super Location

Small 60 unit complex Very large 1 bedroom unit with patio - $485 Includes: carport, all appli-ances, carpeting, verticals, sliding glass door. Shopping nearby . STONERIDGE MANOR

Freedom Rd W of Orchard L t k i

478-1437 775-8200 Farmmgion Hills

O r c h a r d

C r e e k

A p a r t m e n t s

• Private enirainces • Washers 4 dryers • 2 Spacious bedrooms • 2 Full baths • Carports • Cathedral ceil ings • Fwepiaces • Security 4 Are system • Many more amenit ies

On Orchard Lake Rd. % Mile S. of 14 Mile Rd

Farmington Wills

855-1250 Dady 12-5 p m,

. (Closed Wed I or by Appt

FARMINGTON MILLS - 2 bedrooms 2 beths appl iances i t i b»r*5< washer'dryer hook S^Tcarpor t . no pels. S540 per month AveMabw April 1 348-5563

FARMINGTON HILLS - beeut i lu l 1.000 SQ ft apar tment , 2 bedroom. 2 bath, pr ivate entrance laundry room 4 more 1 available 1 7 0 0 ' m o Roller est Apts 338-4226

FARMINGTON HILLS w I April 15. 1 bedroom condo. 12 Mile Middiebelt View I rom private balco-ny overlooks trees, pool 4 Tervus court tn-unit laundry, neutral decor large master bed room S&30 in-cludes carport cat OK 855-4913

FARMINGTON HILLS

FROM $475 •Free Heat • Large 1 & 2 bedroom • 1 or 2 Year Leases VILLAGE OAKS . 474-1305

FARMINGTON HILLS ASK ABOUT SPRING SPCCIAL 1600 sq I t . 2 bedroom. 2 beth w/ walk-m closets covered park ing washer<drVer vert ical Winds at-tended gatehouse, and a 24 hour moni tored intrusion and t ire a larm

FROM $855 SUMMIT APTS.

NORTHWESTERN 4 MiDOLEBELT

626-4396 FARMINGTOiN MILLS

CALL FOR SPRING SPECIAL New England cha rm - new 150C sq It 2 4 3 bed room townhhouses 2 ' i baths, apaoous master bed-room suite, washer, d r y e r bknds and covered park ing

FOXPOINTE . TOWNHOUSES

Halsted & 11 Mile 473-1127

FARMING " O N HILLS A RANCH 4 TOWNHOUSE

COMMUNITY Elegantly designed 2 or 3 bed room ranch, or 3 bed room town houses 2-V beths 2000 sq « o l Hwng space, whir lpool tub tuO beaament 2 car at tached garages From $1475

COVINGTON CLUB 14 M M 4 MiodWtiel l

851-2730

F A R M I N G T O N / L I V O N I A

PRIVATE ADULT LIVING Sett Cleaning Oven. Frosttree

Relr igeraf f i^Dishwesher Mtcrcwave

LARGE 1 4 2 BEDROOW'WF'TS RENTAL'S FROM S555

H E A T I N C L U D E D ASK ABOUT SPECIALS

Merr iman Rd •<Orchard Lake Rd J Just 1 N k S ot 8 Mae Rd MERRIMAN PARK APTS

• 477-5755

FARMINGTON PLAZA - 3162S Shiawaaaea 1 4 2 bedrooms carpeted, appkancee an condi t ion mg. pool heel n c M M

478-4722

GARDEN CITY Ford 4 MttfcHeben Super" 2 bedroom carpet appli-ances bends air. laundry Heet- 4 Water included 4515 Ca8 478-5841

I GARDEN CITY - large 2 bedrooma aeicony Heet 4 weteemcluded car peted appkancea av condi t ioned

11450 /mo Af ler-5pm 851-8219

P o r t s m o u t h

^ LAKEFRONTAPARTMENTS ONE t TWO BEDROOM

WASHER AND DRYER IN EACH . APARTMENT

DRAMATIC^ CATHEDRAL CEILINGS AVAILABLE

LEASING OFFICE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

F R O M

HEAT INCLUDE0

CENTRAL A+R

THRU-UNIT DESIGN

fOUAl MOUSING OreOHWMlTY

400 Aptt. For Rant 400 Apta. For Rant 400 Apta. For Rant 400 Apt*. For Rant 400 Apts. For Rant 400 Apta. For Rant 400 Aptt. For Rant 400 Aptt. For Rant I ARMINGTON HILLS speooua ,1 oedroom condo, wafcm doaeta. K4ty equipped k i tchen includes mi-crowave. washer/dryer, c a r p o r t , larvae courts 4 pool 1445 mo m-

I t 501-8023

FARMINGTON HILLS 14 Mae 4 Orchard Lake

Spacious Apartments & Townhouses From $675

HEAT INCLUDED

HUNTERS RIDGT APARTMENTS

855-2700 M o n -Fri. 9-5

Sat 16-5 Sun 12-5

FARMINGTON j * o w ava«a<ye newly decorated studloa f rom 4390 and 1 bedrooms trom 4430 Includes os ier eppaencee. «ert ide band* end carpeting No pets 474-2552

FARMINGTON - 1st months rent tree to* large i bedroom apartment

- 9 month lease Ca« after 6PM . 474-9119 or 728-8125

GARDEN CITY - Sma* 1 bedroom, completely f umohed A l utaniea ex-cept phone S80 per week'

729-4718

GARDEN CITY 1 bedroom carpel , ki tchen appkancea Central heel 4 air No pets' 1 yr lease 43 7 5 - m o Cad. 422-403$or 455-3039

INKSTER a clean 2 bedroom apart-ment S4£5 renl mdudee heat MOO security deposi l 0 R»ey Reelty

689-4875

LIVONIA DON T WAIT!

They're going test Spa-cious 1 and 2 bedroom apar tments Don't welt C a l now to ' And more about

• Our spacious living • Carport included • Vertical bunds included • On-site picnic area wi th

barbeque* • Greet location near

Livonia M M _ • Ask about our move-m

specie!

WOODRIDGE CM Quae*1

477-6448

L I V O N I A HEAT INCLUDED ' R8NT FROM 4475

SECURITY DEPOSIT $150

Specious 1 4 2 bedroom epts wi th pmsh carpet, .ertical bunds sen cleaning oven troatlree ra tngare lor . ckshwaanet ample storage, in ter -com. carport club houae. sauna e i ereiee room, tennia courts, healed p o o *

On Joy Rd W ol Newburgh

459-6600 * On selected units only

LIVONIA'S FINEST

LOCATION Merriman corner 7 Mile

Limited time offer: t month free rent with 1 year lease, new tenants only. __

Deluxe 2 bedroom. 2 bath

$620

• Vertical blinds •Pool • Nearby shopping

MERRIMAN WOODS Model open 9-5 exoapt Thursday "

477-9377 Office: 775-8200 Northville Forest

Apartments 1 & 2 Bddrooms

Over 1 000 sc c o m f o r t e d * sound condit ioned living

from $497 AVAILABLE NOW!

Includes hot water walk-m closet porch or belcony immg poc community budding storage a fea

OPEN MON-FRi 8am-4pm After 4pm 4 weekends

by appointment

420-0888 NORTHVILLE - INNSBOOKS Apt 2 bedroom 2 bath, over 1.000 sq ft -.ecuiZ! 4 pool AveMaWe Mar 1 $530 'mo No deposit 528-1142

Northvil le

T R E E T O P

L O F T S SO SPECIAL!

vnagine bemg so close to a bab-bkng brook thai the t r c k i m g sounds of water luds you lo Oeep at night imagine en apartment with i ts own weeping o h that opens to the •vmg area beiow This one-o l -a -kmd uving experience is located m the cor, milage o l Northvil le 4 4 avsW-abie Irom $535 per month EHO

Located on Novi Rd N of 8 Mae Open Mon - Fri 10-6 Sat ' O S Sun 12-5

BENEICKE & KRUE 348-9590 347-1690

LIVONIA - 7 MILE RD 2 Bedroom. 2 Bath '" $635

asher 4 dryer m eech a p a r t m e n t Carpe t ing , v e r t i c a l bl inds deluxe appliances, balcony pa no swimming pool, tennis courts , community room Neer shopping

CANTERBURY PARK 7 Mile Rd . corner Mayftek) between Farmington 4 Mer j iman Rds

473-3983 775-8200 Model open deny 9-5 except Wednesday

Madison Heights ,

WINTER SPECIAL CONCORD TOWERS 1 4 2 BEDROOM it>ARTMENTS

Madison Heights

SPECIAL $ 5 0 SECURITY

GREAT LOCATION LEXINGTON _

VILLAGE 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT

includes • Hee l • '• Stove 4 refrigerator • Pool • Newly decorated • Smoke detectors • FROM 4445

1-75 and 14 Mile acrgaa from Oakland Man

585-4010

FOUNTAIN PARK NOVI

Novt is m e IN-PLACE to Vve Fountain Park « tne a l piece t o

L IV t - IN '

• Super location • Neer 96-296 275 • individual laundry room with •asner 4 dryer • Pr ivate entrances • Walk-m closets • Super or-Site management

348-0626 M o n -Fr; 10-6 30

Sal 4 Son Noon-5 I On Grand River between Now 4

Meadowbrook Rds

PLYMOUTH

Absolutely The Best

Apartment ei Plymouth1 come why. hu r ry They won i lest long

• Specious 1 4 2 bedrooms • Heel 4 Bands included

• Private belcony

. TWIN ARBORS 453-2800

NORTHVILLE GREEN Large contemporary 2 bedroom eperlrrient with balcony porc t i over lookmg rgnnmg brook On Randolph at 8 Mae » u * w of Sneidon Rd .Wan t o downtown Northvulte

RENT 4570 SECUFtnr 4200

Jnpudes carport p lus* carpetmg.

349-7743 Sfc.Laheer * bed"

PLYMOUTH Newer 2 bedroom alI ilppaencea. in unit weaher v dryer air W a l l town immediate occupen cy No pets 4550 rt*) 471-1459

PLYMOUTH NICE 3 yeer old i bedroom close to, town, wrtn e.r bknds .sundry, avaoable Mar 15 4435 mo No pets 453-1743

Stove 4 refngeralor I Dishwasher ' Carport i Intercom • Newly decorated • Smoke detectors ' Sprinkler system FROM 4405

- 1-75 and 14 Mae Next l o Abbey Theater

589-3355

NORTHVILLE • 1 bedroom ap i Wesher 'dryer , private ent rance window treatments low security de-poait Plus 4200 Oft CaB 348-1830

NORTHVILLE 1 4 2 bedroom apart -ments available 4505 to 4585 per month including heet 1 year ease

346-4250

HORTHVtLLE - 8 Mi 4 1-275 Newer luxury apartment All ameni-ties including washar'dryer 1 4 2 bedrooms, starting at 4539 * spe-cial Incentives 348-4300

NOVI

SLOOK AT THIS Specious 1 end 2 bedroom apartments and unreal 2 bedroom 1 own nouses

• Great locations - near 96 696 275

• Minutes t»om 12 0 * s Mel i

• Ful l basements m the I ownhouses with washer dryer hook-ups Vertical bknds included

NOVI RtDGE On 10 Mile between Novi Rd Meadowtxook •

OAK PAR^-Beevtr tu i 2 bedrooma refngeretor 4 stove carpeted heel & water furnished N e e aree Must see 4*4S 542-4230

OLD REDFORD AREA Deluxe one bedroom' air carpet, pr ivate park Ing 531 2895

P L Y M O U T H LIVE ON THE PARK

Starting from...$435 Heet 4 water Inc luded Senior Diacouni Central an pool security

•0325 Plymouth Rd Ap i 101

455-3682 PLYMOUtn . Mayflower Hotel 4450 month Derty r oom service 24 hour message service Color TV No leases i m m e d i a t e o c c u p a n c y Creon or Marie 453- 182C

OLD REDFORD room, car paled included Ca t . OK Squeeky clean, quiet

PLYMOUTH TWP 2 bedroom n e w a * P" knees 4 c a r p e t i n g 4640

i month ! ctous lot Nc pets

Look' 4255 3 5 4 - O e u

4 c a r p e t i n g 4640 te included B « spe-teis 459-2748

349-8200

T r e e T o p P a r k HEAT INCLUDED

Natural beeuty Surrounda these apertmenta. with view of fhe woods Take the too lbndge across the rol l- I •ng brook lo the open perk area or lusi enjoy the tranquMty or the aces-cent woods EHO

A B S O L U T E L Y

F R E E APARTMENT

INFO!

2 bedroom from $555 l o c a t e d on Nov. Rd N ot 8 M«e Open Mon . F i t . 10-6. Sat 10-5. Sun 12-5

BENEICKE & KRUE

348-9590 347-1690

NOVI-SaddM Creek. 1 bedroom. 1 bath, an appliances waaher.• dryer 4600' month Occupancy 2 ' 25 'B1 or

313-344-9966

NOVI- Saddle Creak apta . 2 bed-rooma. own entrance. 2 yr complex 4 6 7 9 ' m o to sublet Lease through

347-4382 Oct 1991 Can B4I

' Save Money! • Save Time • Open 7 Days

TROY 680-9090 3726 Rochester Rd

SOUTHFIELD 354-8040 29286 Northwestern Wwy

CANTON 981-7200 427FordRd

NOVI " 348-0540 Across from 12 Oaks Man

CLINTON TWP 791-8444 Garfield

1-800-777-5616

APARTMENTS U N L I W r T E D

The Eaaiesl Way to Fmd Your New Apartmenl1

Tree Top Meadows

| Q u e l convenient Irving comes with these newer luxury apartments in

! desirable Noig., Featares rndude

| • O v e r s t e a rooms 4. bancoruas" • .Deluxe k i tchens' • AM condi t ioning

j • Wjnoow t r ee tmenu • Covered parking • Walk mg distance to shopping

res tmran t s 4 houses of worship | • Easy access lo 3 expressways j

• Hot water

_j Hiese units are Ireahly painied i i clean as a whistle 4 o»er j o o d »al- [ I ues at great prices EHO

j 1 bedroom: $535 2 bedrooms $595

!

Ask abbut our specials Open M o n - F f l 10-6

I Sal 10-5 Sun 12-5

Beneicke & Krue 455-4721 278-8319 348-9590 347j1690

P L Y M O U T H

P l y m o u t h H i l l s

A p a r t m e n t s 746 S Mill St -

Modern 1 and 2 Bedroom

• WASHER-DRYER IN EACH APT

• ACCESS TO I-275 • AiR CONDITIONED •FULLY CARPETED • DISHWASHER • NO PETS

FROM $445

OPEN DAILY 12 to 5PM

- PLYMOUTH -BROUGHAM

MANOR APTS.

' 1 BED«OOM 4*«5 2 BEOROOM M S

Year Lease Heat 4 Water Peid Adults No pets 455-1215

PL-MQUTM - SENIOR C ^ i i f E N Specials Spacious ' 4 2 bedroom apartments m q u e l adult commm*-ty Walk 10 Shoppmg Central aw 3»shwasher vertical d imds ce rpon pool AvaMbia to Ouaktied applicants 453-8811

PLYMOUTM-Spacwus t 4 2 bed-room apartmeni-qieet complex Ap-pkancea heal included a>r 4465 - 4515 per month Applications 348-6077 459-2923

PL "MOUTH SPECIAL

. m o n t h security depov l . • montr c ' r«»r' ^

PLYMOUTH HERITAGE North terr i tor ia l W of Sheldon Cak today • . 455-21.43

Heat included

PL YMOUTH- 1 Wk to town Pertect lor re ived single Modern 1 bed-room. stove fr ig kv No pets Laaae 4400 n o - utkt iee 981 -3305

PL rMOUTH - i oedroon-, ir ipiex. residential aree A » re lngere" . -range, washer'dryer 4495 rno ut4r t«s securn, H o pels 459-0854

REDFOAO -Te leg raph '5 Mae area : pontiee S t u d i o ! 175 t bedroom 4250 ORCHARD LAKE-ROAD

Cak L o s . 9em -4pm 225-4833 | neer ' e l eg rep r ' Beeutifu wopded • ^ M | | g. 1 bedroom apt Carpal Air Grant. r 5pm 255-2549 | s e n « g

Redford Manor South Redford

Dearborn I M M W i U v o m a Area 2 bed rpom apar tment

FROM $375 ORCHARO WOODS APTS

334-1878 ..

storage and cable TV 4579 , } M > a o m „ c ^ o o r , p«t*> cor-ner urut Free laundry djshweahe' Like new H u r r y 474-7716 937-1880 559-7220":

REDFORD A»£A SPRING SPECIAL

NO SECURITY-DEPOSIT FROM $395

• FREE HEAT • Large t 4 2 Bedrooms • Cable Ready • Walk-in Closet • Lighted' Park m g • i or 2 »eer .ease • m t r v s ^ n Alarm System

GLEN COVE tELEGRAPM . r t w e S f t - 9 6

538-2497

R E D F O R D AREA -e ieg 'aph-5 Mile ' 4 2 bedroom . leap decorated quiet carpet e» condit ioner bends heer included For mature professional people •nth relerences From 1375.

PARKSIDE A P T S 5 3 2 - 9 2 3 4

• W e s t l a n d •

H U N T I N G T O N

O N T H E H I L L

One Bedroom Special!

$ 1 0 0 FIRST MONTH S

• C e n t r a l Air C o n d i t i o n i n g • P o o l • B e a u t i f u l P a r k S e l l i n g • S p a c i o u s & E l e g a n t

• S t o r a g e • D i s h w a s h e r

• V e r t i c a l B l m o s

On Ann Arbor Trati. Just West of Inkster Road

4 2 5 - 6 0 7 0 Mon.-Fn. 9-6 Sat. & Sun. 12-4

PLYMOUTH/CANTON

ViCCage S q u i r e

A p a r t m e n t s

LOCATION LOCATION Minutes from 1-275-194-196

• Picnic Area ft BBQ's • Tennis CxxJO. • topi St Saunas • Seconds hum 1-27* • Bike Trails • Basketball Court • Children's Ma* Area • Vertical Blinds • Pet Section Available

• Specious, newly decorated eaites with dishwasher* A microwaves

• Ladiridaally controlled heat * air

FREE HEAT F R O M ' 4 5 0

9 8 1 - 3 8 9 1 On Ford Road, Just e*s« of 1-275

. Daily 9-? Saturday 1 1-6 Sunday 115

$200 M0VTS YOU IN

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APARTMENTS

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• Convenient ly located only minutes f r o m expressways and Twelve O a k s Mall

• Spacious Apar tments in an Ideal Locat ion.

On Pontile Trail Just Wsst of Beck Road Mon. - Fri. 10 - 6 • Sst. 10 - 5 • Sun. 11 - 5

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F r o m $ 4 3 0 P o n t i c Trail B e t w e e n A B*rz- R o a O s

Daily 6 2 4 - 0 0 0 4 Sat Sun 9-7. 12-4

* W e s t g a t e V I * Minutes from 1-696. I-275-* Spacious Suites

• Carports • Walk-in' Closets Patios & Balconies

F r o m $ 4 7 5 O H P o n t i l e T r e t QeSwe«^

Daily ^ ^ Ras Sat -Sun 9 7 6 2 4 - 8 5 5 5

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Plana Available £ 2 4 - 9 4 4 5 • Air Conditioning Op«n Monday Friday 1<> - « Weekend* 1t - S

APARTMENTS

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477-0133

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O n H a l s t e d Va M i l e N o r t h o f G r a n d R i v e r

I n F a r m i n g t o n M i l l s

F R O M $ 4 6 0

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S n o w T h i s W i n t e r . . . Like the warm waters ot our indoor heated pool! We're the only apartment corpmunits »» Westland tohavejxie. plus these exciting features; •Private Health Club

& Tennis Courts •'I A. 2 Bt>droom High-Rise

Apartments With Exceptional Balcony Views

•Vertical Mini-Blinds •Walk To Westland Mall

kTUh&lUllUJ 721-2500 . Models Open fteihr

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Eldon Place Condominiums

$89,900°c

V Builder's Special V

Middkbeit South of 10 Milt ' Road Includes:

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CONVENIENTLY ^ LOCATED NEAR EXPRESSWAYS i TWELVE OAKS MALL

On .Slici NATTK Pontiac Trail m Wixom

- i OPEN MON • SAT 9-4 • SUN

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4 0 0 A p t t . F o e R a n t

Plymouth

FREE M I C R O W A V E

• M r you move In dur ing February

Plymouth S q u a r e A p a r t m e n t s

1 BEDROOM APT $455 PLUS UTILITIES 9421 MARGUERITE

I Of! Ann Arbor Rd, 1 block West ot Sheldon)

MON THRU FRI 9 TO 5 455-6570

Redford Twp. Area tmmediata occupancy 1 bedroom from $395 Free h a l t & water Pool $200 security deposit wfth good credit Cat Morv -E i t . 9 -5 Appointments evenings & Sat

ROCHESTER DOWNTOWN 1 Bed-room condo, newly decora ted A carpeted, outdoor pool, w e * - I n clo-sets $450 montn 656-9584

ROCHESTER D o w n t o w n , decorated 2 Bedroom, heal 'water included $ 4 9 5 ' m o security re-quired No pets Manager . 656-8158

SMALLEY INC.. REALTORS 651-2888

ROCHESTER HILLS: 1 bedroom luxury apartment A v a M M Immediately Days. 456-5711. Evenings. - 373-7096

Romulus *

OAKBROOK VILLA 2 and 3 bedroom townhouses

Ranging f rom $399 to $500 include* all utMrt.es

Open Mon.. Wed".. Fri. Tues. 4 Xhurs. Sal t l a m - 2 p m

15001 BRANDT,

9sm-5pm 9am-6pm

Closed Sun

941-4057

AMBER GROVE APTS 2 bedroom apts m Royal Oak From $49fJ/mo including heat

280-1700

4 0 0 A p t * . F o r R a n t

ROCHESTER ROCHESTER

SQUARE From $455

FREE HEAT MINI BLINDS

MICROWAVES LAUNDRY FACILITIES CABLE AVAILABLE

$200 Security Deposit

Daily 10-6

676 Mam Street

652-0543 Sat 12-4

ROYAL OAK Ambassador East 1 Wk. South of 13 M M on Greenfield Rd L o v e * 2 bedroom s c a n m e n u New carpet-ing. verttcle bands $565 per month, includes heat

268-6115 559-7220 ROYAL OAK/CLAWSON

Doggy. Doggy, where will you &ve"> At Amber Apar tments

Permission they give! 280-1700

ROYAL OAK A CLAWSON . •Fireplaces, vertical blmds 6 lofts m

many Amber A p i * i I 2 bedrooms & studios Wesher /drye i hook-ups? P e l ' Ask! 280-1700

ROYAL OAK Large 1 bedroom, wl lh $450 includes heel No pels

399-6725

ROYAL OAK Quiet adult . 1 bed room in 32 unf l 'complex Available now Venetian bl inds, ti led floors. Heal & water $350 m o Washing fa-cil it ies No pets 626-5762

ROYAL OAK. 2 bedroom, ground floor, basement new carpel , paint, counter lops, Irani f ixtures & tile, heet included $550 mo 669-4490

SHELBY TOWNSHIP: 1 & 2 bed-rooms Quiet. c lear , newly decorat-ed Security entrance Senior c i tuen discount By M M Devon Manor

appointment l a n o r / p t i .

only 24 781-8370

N O V I - F A R M I N G T O N

SPa vilici i • Fully Equipped HeaKn Club • Separate Entrances • Central Air Conditioning • Carport Included • T»c FuW Baths • Washer Dryer in each Apt • Range win Self-Cleaning Ovn • Self-Defrosting Refrigerator and Freezer • Bui • n Microwave & Dishwasher

F r o m S 6 9 5 Handicap Units 620 Open until 7 p.m. 3 4 8 - 1 1 2 0

Open Daily 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Sat & Sun ll a m -5 p m

P a v i l i o n D r i v e O H H a g g e r t y Rci B e t w e e n 9 & 1 0 M i l e

M O V E I N S P E C I A L

M O V E I N S P E C I A L • CANTON •

F R A N K L I N P A L M E R F r o m s 4 4 5

Free He a t Quiet Country Setting

Spacious & Sound-Conditioned Apartments • Pool • Sauna • Cable • Large Closets

• Dishwashers • Pet Section O n P a l m e r W . o f L i l l e y

O p e n U n t i l 7 p . m .

397-0200 D a i l y 9 - 7 . S a t . & S u n . 1 2 - 4

4 0 0 A p t t . F o r R e n t

REDFORD TWP AREA COUNT&Y HOUSE

1 $ 2 bedroom apartments •Heat C a r p e r Verticals

i Kitchen appl iances • Pool Cable ready

FROM &420 1ST MONTHS RENT ' i OFF

533-1121 Hours M o n - Fri 8-5

LIMITED TIME SPECIAL SouthheM - Telegraph & .12 M M 2 A 3 bed jooms. 2 baths. 1500 sq M approx imate Storage 6 laundry room. Pat io 's Private entry way Newly remodeled 2 bedroom-oak cupboards. 356-3780

Soulhfteld

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NORTHAMPTON APARTMENTS Lahser Road near Civic Center

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358-1538 559-7220

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AMBER S RED RUN APTS Perfect For Pet Lovers

1 A 2 bedroom units m Royal Oak t rom $505 inc luding heat Beauiifut setting across f r o m huge park and goi l course

280-1700 SOUTHFIELO

FROM $645 • 1 4 2 Bedrooms • Lovely Residential Area • Covered Parking • Poll & Clubhouse • Intrusion Alarm

12 MILE 4 LAHSER COLONY PARK

3 5 5 - 2 0 4 7 SOUTHFIELO

HIDDEN OAKS APARTMENTS ONE MONTH FREE* [Any mon th of your choice)

GE appliances, ceramic bain, cen-tral air carpor ts available. .Inter-coms. p a t i o s / b a l c o n i e s Cable ready, large s torage area, laundry faculties.

1 BEOROOM f rom $495 2 BEDROOM t rom $580

5 5 7 - 4 5 2 0 Hours: Dally 11-6,

Sa l 9 -2 (Closed Thurs. 6 Sun.)

' based on 13 mon th occupancy New tenants on ly

SOUTHFIELD - lovely 1 & 2 bed-room t rom $445 to $605 Includes heal 8 water. this m o n t h rent free

557-0366

SOUTHFIELD Spacious 2 bedroom. ISOOsqtt-ISOOsq* Star t ing rent - $695 heat included. Carly le Towers 559-2111

SOUTHFIELD

SPRING SPECIAL NO SECURITY DEPOSIT ONE BEDROOM $450

• FREE HEAT • Walk-in closet • Intrusion Alarm

WELL4NGTON • PLACE

Lahser near 8Vfc Mile 3 5 5 - 1 0 6 9

• F a r m i n g t o n H i l l s -

CHATHAM HILLS Centra l Air Cond i t ion ing

FREE GARAGE with s e l e c t e d uni ts for 1 y e a r F r e e Heal th Club M e m b e r s h i p

Heated Indoor Pool • Sound & Fireproofed Construction • Saunas • Microwave • Dishwashers

Starting at s509 On Old Grand River b e t w e e n

Drake & Hals tead D a i l y 9 a m . - 7 p . m . • S a t 1 1 a m - 5 p . m

• S u n . 1 1 a . m . - 4 p . m .

C a l l 4 7 6 - 8 0 8 0

ONE MONTH FREE

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SOUTHFIELD

DELUXE 1 4 2 BEDROOM APTS.

Private entrance tor each unit, car-port included, washer dryer each apt Walk-In cioeels. s lorge room, balcony or pat io. '

2 bedroom includes 2 batha RENT FROM $655

SECURITY DEPOSIT $150

PARKLANE APTS 355-0770

SOUTHFIELD

FROM $540 • Large 14 2 Bedroom • Walk-In closets • Free Heat • Covered Parking • Laundry Each Floor

12 Mile 4 Lahser TWYCKINGHAM VALLEY

356-4403 SOUTHF1ELO/FRANKLIN . 2 or 3 bedroom spactoos town-housee wi th the exclusivity of a Franklin Rd addrees elegant formal dining room & a great room with the warmth of a natural f ireplace. 2'A baths, maatar bed room suite. M l basement. 2 car a t tached garage

W E A T H E R S T O N E T O W N H O U S E S

3 5 0 - 1 2 9 6 -SOUTHFIELD MUST BE OVER 50 YEARS OF AGE

FROM $655 Elegant 1000 t o 1200 aq . l t of luxury 1 A 2 bedrooms, walk- in closets, e l . evalors. covered park ing, at tended gatehouse, mon i to red alarm, pool a Social Director

11 Mile 4 Lahser P A R K C R E S T

353-5835 Please Call for Our Brochure

SOUTHFIELD

Spacious 1 4 2 Bedroom Apartments From $575

Heat Included

POINTE O WOODS APARTMENTS - 3 5 2 - 8 1 2 5

Mon -Sat 9 -5 Sun 12-4 Closed Tuesday

SOUTHFIELD/10 Ml - Lower level basement s tud io Appl iances, k i tch-en. beth. laundry faculties, pr ivate entrance $325 includes m r t i e s References • security Call Eves 569-8060

SOUTHFIELD

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RENT FROM $575 SECURITY DEPOSIT $150

Luxury 1 a 2 bed room apts. wi th plush carpet , vert ical blinds, gour-met k i tchen, self cleaning oven, frost tree refr igerator . dishwasher. Intercom system, tots of cloeets a carport , communi ty canter, exercise

«m. sauna a heated pool. Guard-| ed entrance, in t rus ion alarm syalem,

3 5 6 - 0 4 0 0

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Heart Of. Troy 1-75 4 BIG BEAVER

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

F R E E

R E N T < 1 mo's tree rent on selected units based on a 13 mo leese)

1 B E D R O O M F R O M $ 4 9 9

2 B E D R O O M * F R O M $ 5 8 5

LARGEST. DELUXE APARTMENTS IN TROY

Winter Heat Special. • iv» Baths in 2 B * d Unit • FREE H B O a Carport • New Vertical Bknds . Washer -dryer /some units . 24 Hr Maintenance • Great Storage space • l a rge walk-in cloeets . Balconies Deluxe Carpeting . Individual Central A i r 'Heel • Deluxe AppUapcas Including

dishwssher a disposal • Swimming Pool

Special Senior Citizens Lsase

Free Gif l Just For Coming in!

SUNNYMEDE APTS.

561 KIRTS (1 b » S of Big Beaver,

between Llvemo«s a Crooks)

362-0290

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TROY Located 1086 WoodeWe Trail Apartment complex $650 3 bedroom. 2 bath, ki lchen. l iving-room 879-6181. business, 652-9469

TROY - O n e bedroom spar lmant. 15 Mile'Rochester Nice, sale residen-tial area $335 per month includes water Call 626-8606

*1 MONTH FREE RENT

W E S T L A N D Warren Rd. West of Merriman

1 & 2TBedroom Apts .

f r o m * 4 2 0

H I N E S P A R K A P T S .

4 2 5 - 0 0 5 2

H e a t i n c l u d e d

Mon. - Fri. 9-5 Sat. 10-5 •Limited time. New Residents upon signing i year lease Selected units

Equal Housing O « > o n „ r . - ,

CANTON SPECIAL 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments from

. $425

| H e a t I n c l u d e d

S f o n e y b r o o k e

A P A R T M E N T S 455-7200

South of J6y Road, West of I-275

O p e n Monday - Friday 9-5 f = T Saturday 11-4

W a y n e w o c O CA P A v i M r s i > )

1991 Special (Limited Time)

$ 7 5 O F F * 2 B e d r o o m A p a r t m e n t

$ 6 no« $ 4 6 5 * B r i g h t . A i r y . E x t r a - l a r g e R o o m s

• H e a l 4 V e r t i c a l B l i n d s i n c l u d e d C e d i n g F a n B e d r o o m o r D m i n g A r e a

•737 H. WAYNE WESTLAND Soufh of .

3 2 6 - 8 2

SOUTHFIELD

1 . 2 4 3 Bedroom Apartments From $565

Heat Included

CHATEAU RIVIERA APARTMENTS

569-4070 Mon.-Fr i 9 -5

SOUTHFIELD/13 MILE Great locat ion, huge two bedroom apartment Short t e rm

642-2500

SOUTHFIELD 2 bedroom. 2 bath. $735 moves you right m. Evergreen Rd Available March 1. 557-1026

SPRING FORWARD to pleasant liv-ing Quiet single s lory Washer dryer hook up Patios. 1 bedroom fur -nished a unfurn ished available Princeton Ct Ap ts on Wilcox off Haggerty 459-6640

STERLING HEIGHTS 14 MUe, E Ol Van Dyke Mode rn 1 - 2 bedroom Csrpetmg, no pats No dean lng lee From $395 " 939-5192

. BEST APARTMENT V A L U E I N F A R M I N G T O N H I L L S

C h a r m i n g 1 & 2 B e d r o o m

A p a r l

F e a t u r i n g • 6 m o a 1 y r l e a s e s a v a i l a b l e

-. \ C o n v e n i e n t t o f r e e w a y s , s h o p p i n g , a n d b u s i n e s s d i s t r i c t s C e n t r a l A n C o n d i t i o n i n g P r i v a t e B a i c o n y / P a t i o S w i m m i n g P o o l C a r p o r t s A v a i l a b l e B e a u t i f u l L a n d s c a p i n g f

Located on 12 Mile Road between Middiebelt 4 Orchard Lake Roads.

Open Mon.-Fri. 1-6. Sa t . & Sun . 12-5 Equal M - * . Opportunity ^

Sutton Place Full Size

Washers 4 Dryers In Your Apartment

FREE HEAT SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT FREE GARAGES a COVERED CARPORTS

• 2 / 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOMES FURNISHED CORPORATE APTS

FROM $699

T R O Y SOMERSET AREA

Spaoous decorated i end 2 b e d -room apartments a studios Ameni-ties Include . Owner paid hset • Swimming Pool • Laundry faculties • Balconies or patios • Parking • Intercoms • Dishwsshers • Disposals • Air Condit ioning -• Close lo shopping a

expresswsy • Window treatments

From $495 monthly VILLAGE APTS

Opsn Mon - F n . 9sm-5pm • and by appointment

362-0245

WALLED LAKE-Beautiful lakelront new. 1 bedroom, host/water t n d u d Sd carport , laundry, new carpa l , beach No pats. Eves 261-2282

WALLEO LAKE W A L N U T R I D G E A P T S .

1 M O N T H F R E E R E N T $ 2 0 0 S E C U R I T Y D E P O S I T

(With approved credit) Large 1 4 2 bedrooms Includes hast a water

Naar TweNe Oaks Ma* Sr Oiacount

6 6 9 - 1 9 6 0

WARREN Hoover Rds between 11 a 12 Mi le

1 4 2 Bedroom Apts From $480

REGENCY PARK APARTMENTS

Moo -Fn. 9am-5pm Sal t 0am-2pm

573-0180

$ 3 0 0 D E P O S I T (with approved credit a thle ad)

WESTLAND PARK APARTMENTS

A c r o s s t r o m C i t y P a r k (Cherry H * )

(between Middiebelt a Merriman)

1 4 2 bedrooms. IV* baths Pool. Vertical BJInds

Secured Locked Hallways FROM $445

HEAT INCLUDED Monthly or Lease

7 2 9 - 6 6 3 6

4 0 2 F u r n i s h e d A p t t .

F o r R e n t

HOME * W A Y FROM HOME. INC Short lease Elegantly furnished a equ ipped t . 2 or .3 bedroom apts N o p e t s From $1150 626-1714

FOUNTAIN PARK WESTLAND

"Best Value In the Area." on Newburgh between Warren a Joy Rds

From $525 1 4 2 bedrooms Larger.2 bedroom. 2 bath Pr ivate entrances Walk- in doaats Balcony* a pat ios

Individual laundry room with waaher a dryer

459-1711 M o n -Fri. 9-6 30. Sat a Sun 12-5

West land

HAMPTON COURT APARTMENTS

1 4 2 BEDRQOM APTS.

Starting at $415 (1 bad room apts 760-940,sq bedroom apts over 1000 sq f large walk-in storage room)

BatcorMs - Carports

f t , 2 plus

SR. CITIZEN SPECIAL L imi ted t lms new residents only. 2 year lease available, discount on rent Cal l tor detai ls

Beautifully landscaped with picnic grounds and pool Convenient ly located off Ford Rd . 1 block East o l Wayne

M o n - Fr i Sat. 9 -5Sun

9am-5pm noon-5pm

7 2 9 - 4 0 2 0

West land

SPECIAL ON SECURITY DEPOSIT $200 1 MONTH FREE RENT ON

1 BEDROOM APTS. Limited time only

WEjSTLAND AREA POOL

Club House. Patio. Pets Al-lowed, Air. Carpet.

FREE HEAT a HOT WATER

1 BEOROOM - $450 2 BEDROOM - $495

BLUE GARDEN APTS. ( West land 's Finest Apartments

Cfierry Hm Neer Merr iman Daily 11sm-8pm. - Sal t 0 s m - 2 p m

729-2242

LIVONIA/WESTLAND AREA 2 bedroom. 1% baths carport , se-curity requ i red

SUITE LIFE Beeutt luay Furnished B i rm ingham - Royal Oak Month ly Leases immediate occupancy Lowest Rsies

549-5500 West land

FULLY FURNISHED CORPORATE SUITES

Westland Towers Our I and 2 bedroom furnished Cor po ra ie suites take the Inconven-ience out of your relocation translsr Decorator design high rise apart-ments fea tu re tuBy equipped kitch-ens wi th utensi ls, maid service, in-door heated swimming pool, tennis.

erise end sauna Month to mon th leeee available

West land Towers is 1 blk W of Wayne Rd . b e t w s e i t f c x d a Warren Rds

Cal l 721-2500

4 0 4 H o u t o t F o r R o o t

FARMINGTON H J L L S ^ wood Sub 4 bedroom colonial mester bedroom 2 5 . 1 Z 2 V S baths, formal d ln i r j ) room. lamBy room, fireplace. $ l 7 0 0 / m o D 8 H PROPERTIES 737-

FARMINGTON HILLS. COiy 3 b e d - „ room. 2 * acre, attached garaga. $740 month plus security « p o < « « damage lee 6 Z 4 - * c q /

GARDEN CITY - lovely 3 bedrooi'1-$550 pkjs security M 1 * " ™

GARDEN CITY - 3 bedroom :2 bath ranch, T* car garage. M l • t o " " * " oasement wi th wet be., i acu iB c*n-t ra la i r $750 Days 278-4801 Nights 473-4493

GARDEN CITY 3 bedroom brie* ranch, fun basement^ DO pels. $675/mo ! ' « » » » % eves 489-0740 or 478-4405

HIGH LANO DUPLEX uppsr and lower, separate entrenoee, 2 bed-rooms down. 2 bedrooms up Priva-cy fence s r o u n d « 3 lots, good schools 5 houses down f rom pri-vate beech a boet launch For more mlormat lon cal l 889-2261

W BLOOMFIELD - Pins Lake Fron-tage. unique executive 1 bedroom stud io apt Private 2 acre wooded lot Interior designer l own furnish-ings All housewares. Cable T V., boat. dock , a le $895 mo (If no an-

681-5577

4 0 4 H o u t o t F o r R o n !

B E R K L E Y - S p a d o u s 3 bedroom basement , oversized garage, stove, ref r igerator , new carpet/Winds, no pets $750 /mo . + deposit 644-1411

B IRMINGHAM A ALL CITIES

HOMES FOR-RENT SEE 100 S WHERE

TENANTS A LANOLORDS SHARE LISTINGS E 6 4 2 - I 6 2 0

FREE CATALOGUE 864 So.Adams. Birmingham. Ml

HOMES OF THE WEEK DETROIT - 3 badroom, beesmenL $450 /mo

REDFORD - 4 b e d r o o m ranch. V * bath, 2 car garage full fVmshed basement ek ki tchen and laundry appliances fenced yard, no cats $900 /mo Available Feb 15.

HARRIMAN REAL ESTATE 477-6960

Sharp 3 bedroom Ranch, attached garaga I occupancy Opt ion t o buy $550

available 768-1623

L I V O N I A a t t r a c t i v e l o c a t i o n . Schoolcraft W of Merr iman. 2 bed-room. basement, on heat, very large lot. 1'4 car garage. $700/n»O

352-S555 LIVONIA - EXECUTIVE residence on 2 s e a s of pr ivacy Furnished 3-4 bedrooms family r oom «, 'stone f ireplace, kvmg room, din ing room, full basement. 2 car at tached ga-rage All services included Please c a r • 568-1199

LIVONIA 3 bedroom ranch, stove Included. $580 per mo plus security deposit Mar. 15 occupancy No pets 471-4552

B I R M I N G H A M - B lqomf ie ld Hil ls Schools Maple a Franklin area 4 bed room colonial. 2'-* bath, family roam, centra l aw Clean Lease $1800 /mo Available Mar 1 Joan Park. REMAX 646-5000 or 851-6407

LIVONIA 4 bedrooms, attached ga-uge. family room, f ireplace, 7 M M a

Farmington. furnished $1600. i*>-furnrshed $1375 477-2737276-5989

B IRMINGHAM - Chsrmmg 4 bed-room br ick colonial. 2'h baths, wet bar family room. Hreplace, 1st floor laundry, some ftardwoods, formal d in ing room, appliances $ 1 8 0 0 ' m o D 6 H PROPERTIES 737-4002

LIVONIA. 3 bedroom buck ranch. 2'i car garage, 2 blfcs f rom school Negot iable 533-5369

B IRMINGHAM - charming 2 bed-room home wi th in wslking distance o l downtown, newly decorated, cen-t ra l air. deck, $700 mo 642-2665

B IRMINGHAM room. 1 bath. I air a m i $775 mo. - security

Immaculate 3 bed-

artic storage £26-8319

B I R M I N G H A M - M s p l e a A d s m s area 3 bedrooms - 3rd floor wa f t -up. 1st f loor laundry, f ireplace A Classic Beauty $ I B 0 0 ' m o 644-6443

WESTLAND can) 1

Stove. refnoer » $395 r

(Venoy - N o l Mwht-bedroom ap i

at or . carpet, now mo 274-6202

WAYNE/FORD RD AREA

a p a o o u e 1 4 2 bedroom apis Ameni t ies include. • Carpet ing . Park-MM setting • Close t o shopping . Owner peld heet

COUNTRY COURT APTS 721*0500

WESTLAND - 1 bedroom, quiet bui ld ing $390 m o Security Oepoelt Heat a water included Immediate occupancy 553-4522

WEST LANO

2 BEDROOM FROM $475 $200 SECURITY DEPOSIT

2 badroom. \ bath wi th p lush car-pet ing. walk-in master closet a stor-age. Blinds, dishwasher security hî i doors wi th intercom, balcony or pat io, poo l a play areas By West land Mal l cats al lowed

WOODLAND VILLA 422-5411

WAYNE - attractive 1 bedroom lownhouae style apart mejit Lovely area parking, aa utilities mduded . $335 per mpnth 879-6540

WATNE/WESTLANO - dean, quiet, attractive 1 bedroom apartment on

Rent $390 security 721-6699

Newtiurgh Rd Ri deposit $200 No I

WAYNE- 3 room apartment Walking dtot tnea t o stores You pey electric a phone 478-6439

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358-4954

23275 Riverside Drive, Southfietd

East on 9 M M Rd between Lahser and Telegraph (oppoerte Plum Hollow Golf Course)

AMBER APARTMENTS TROY

Access Id 1-75 a Big Beaver E S S £ ' Fireplaces a Osa Floors ' Covered Parking • Pef> Ask '

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We Had: • A t r - D i n i n g R o o m C e i l i n g F a n s

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7560 M e r r i m a n R o a d v e e n W a r r e n A A n n A r b o r

3 6 2 - 3 0 0 0 T R O Y / C L A W S O N / R O Y A L O A K arses One-S lop spar tmsn i ahop-ping C o m e Sunday. Feb 24th. l p m - 4 p m Office bu t t l i ng s i 4000 Crooks Royal Osk or can tor sp-

it Pets? Asa" AMBER APARTMENTS

280-1700

TROY,'CLAWSON

Walden G r e e n Apts. 1 a 2 bedroom apartments

North ol 14 mds. Feet of C reeks

435-0450

C R O O K S & ' W A T T L E S

NEAR 1-76 RENTFWOM9M9

SECURITY DEPOSIT f I M • A V E UP TO $1006 OFF RENT

luxu ry 1 • 2

' ON SELECT UNITS

362-4088

$200 DEPOSIT (with approved credit)

Westland Es ta tes 6843 Wayne

(Walk t o Hudson's)

1 bedroom trom $430 2 bedroom from $505

INCLUDES HEAT - CAR-PET - SWIMMING POOL Cable available. No pets.

7 2 1 - 6 4 6 8 WESTLANO - CAPRI APARTMENTS 2 bedroom start ing a l $470 Heel a water included Special $200 secur-ity deposit 261-5410

FORO/WAYNERO AREA a 2 bedroom epts

Amenities mciuds • Carpeting

• Park-Mia setting •Close to shopping • Owner paid hast

COUNTRY VILLAGE APTS 326-3280

WESTLANO - Spacious 2 bpdroom 1S bsth vertical bands carport , a* appliance* pool immediate occu-pancy $470/month Gienwood Ore-herds 729-5090

WESTLANO (Venoy-Palmer) Coxy 1 bedroom apartment stove. 'S inger stor carpet immediate occupancy $350 mo LOW security 274-620!

Free

V a c a t i o n ANO

$200 Move In R e b a t e • 1 WEEK S STAY IN

PHOENIX. ARIZONA

Hset a Wster Paid

W e s t e r n Hills A p t s . 7 2 9 - 6 5 2 0

Cftany HM a Newburgh

WARRIS FARMS APARTMENTS

A s k a b o u t o u r " S P E C I A L

2 bedroom units only Our »e have J ma or r * b e i * *

C*8 tor appointment MOIXS 9sm 4pm closed Wed 8 Sun

421-8200

WESTLAND 6200 North Wayne Rd.

STUDIO - $365 .1 BEOROOM - $445 2 BEDROOM - $460

Includes heal a water Ssrvor Dis-count Pool a sir Close to West land Shopping Canter

7 2 2 - 5 1 5 5

4 0 2 F u r n i t h o d A p t t .

F o r R e n t

- ABBINGTON LAKE FROM $695

Temporary Ass ignment ' Retocat ing? W s have corporate apts l o short term lease F>#y furnished wi th linens houeeweras utwtias. television stereo a microwave Corv vemenWy located m western suburb, easy access to sa 1 ways a airport Pats welcoms In selected units Can anytime: 459-9507

Birmingham Downtown MONTHLY LEASES

1 OR 2 BEDROOM Furnished 4 Unfurnished

Starts at $32.50/Day UTILITIES INCLUDED

851-4157 EXECUTIVE GARDEN APTS

BIRMINGHAM OOWNTOWN

color , micro, aa Short or long i s rm $895 /mo includes ulMUss 644-4454

B I R M I N G H A M PUTNEY MEWS

Completely henial ied town-houses 20 delightful 2 bedroom units TV. dishss knens Ex t snds tM 3 0 day

Greet locat ion

From $960 689-8482

BIRMINGHAM - newly decorated 2 bedroom. 1 beth. ttrashad basa-m e r t . F lor ida room, appaancas. new carpa l . $725 /mo 549-64615

BIRMINGHAM-walk to I Own. 3 bed-r o o m cape cod . fenced yard, newly pemted. ha rdwood Hocus sir condi-t ioned $87S /mo after 5. 478-9151

B IRMINGHAM, 2 bedroom * den Br ight , sonny completely renovated Interior. $750 per month Security deposi t Mrs Smi th 105-8190

B IRMINGHAM - 2 bedroom remod-eled. m- l own , wssnsr. dryer, all ap-p l iances Avoi isbte $675 / fno

nediately M B 33B7

B IRMINGHAM - 2 bsdroom, dsn. re-mode led k i tchen a bath, sppuances fenced ysrd Birmingham schools Days 356-1942 Evss 661-5262 B IRMINGHAM - 3 bedroom home" Clean" Great landlords! $800 par m o n t h • security deposit 433-3316

C A N T O N • Clean 3 bedroom cotoniar. 1 5" c a m s ? car garage, f i replace, basement Avsi labM Apri l t $975 / m o n t h 9 8 1 - 2 " '

CANTON-Execu twe rental. 3 bed-r o o m Colonia l Many * i t i e s garage. $975 dtacount rent r deposit Days 676-4935 /Eves 675-3507

CANTON/PLYMOUTH SCHOOLS Beaut i fu l , restored -historic bnck h o m e W N Canton 3 bedroom. 2 fu» baths 2 car garage, sll m o d e m con-veniences on 3 seres $1200 mo Oeys 453-4296 Evas 453-9350

C A N T O N - 1000 sq ft upper flat 2 bedrooms. 2 ton bs ihs plenty o l s torage, balcony oft l iving room a 1 b e d r o o m located on large treed lot. inc ludes aK util it ies and landscap-ing. $650 per month No pets 1 yr isass

CALL CHUCK RE/MAX CROSSROADS 453-8700

C A N T O N 3 badroom colonial home tor rent, $ 1000/mo attached ga-rage. baaamant, temHy room a lire-p iece. 397-3966 or 348-1252

CASS LAKE home Must see o a f c r deck , greenhouse. 2 bed-100ms l o « sprinkler 2 car attached garage $1350 mo 661-7874

C L A W S O N - 3 bedroom 1 bath br ick ranch Basement, newer ki tch-en. immediate occupancy $760 par m o n t h 540-2670

DEARBORN HEiGHTS-Beech Daly a Fo rd Rd 3 bedroom ranch. 4 yrs o ld . lanced yard, beaament beauti-ful k i tchen eppkancas. including dishwssher $750''mo plus security Can between 10-4. 562-8247

DEARBORN HOTS N Beech-Ann Arbor Trail area. 2 bedroom, stove • e l ' ^ e r s t o r Pets OK $450 per

937-8379

DEARBORN - Outer Drive G o i f r ^ w ^ ^ H m s s i ^ • Enotefth cokXHil 4 bedrooms. 2% Deir.s family room.

th ru 7-31-91 $1200 'mo O A H PROPERTIES 737-4002

S C H O O L C R A F T / T E L E G R A P H (Coper Comer ) cozy 3 bedroom br ick home wi th garage $415/mo

532-5514

N W DETROIT- 2 bedroem n e w * decor s l ed $525 mo First mon th * l mon th security

476-3597

B i rnwigham/W Bi BLOOMFIELD LAKES APTS WINTER SPECIAL ON RATES

3 corporate I a smaa pr ivets quiet complex

STUDIO $500 ONE BEDROOM $650 - $650 TWO BEDROOM $650 - $750

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FOR APPOINTMENT 881-9181 881-8309

Qif tMINOl 1AM

» and aecunty deposit requfred l a R e r 4 p m 647 4390

$3951 i o ye i O s k ^ V ^ ^ V

<- -«oe lecawiee off |g. air V a n p t - y v r y No

DETROIT. I 96 at Outor Drive Beau t i tm new 2 badroom house $360 mo 531-3247 534-6822

DETROIT Mayers a 7 m M aree 3

petmg 1 car garaga $ M 0 / m o $600 depoel l 522-0572

DETROIT - Warrandale 3 bedroom br ick, newer carpet ing thru out. baeamem 2 car gamg* $595 mo

255-5671 or 477440S

DETROIT- 3 carpeted, lanced yard baeemant avasebie Feb 25 $500/ m o $500 securtry deposit 881-8325

FARMINGTON HILLS

rage acre ot land Of l Hwy $800 m o 828-2S22 824-3245

FARMINGTON HILLS

$675 • 6 7 $ 522-3874

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r o o m k i tchen a uNRy room with CXMk to Bofsfcvd

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FA RASING TON MILLS 1 ranch muat see lo sporeciata C-aa tordetews $850 (Aus I mo 476-4108

QA ROC N CITY . 1 and 3 bedroom homes avaaebts from $400 $800 m o n t h Featuring Mr condit ioning.

r—— and deenmg - a

• a g e 425-830$

LIVONIA 3 bed room ranch, fur-nished. on 1.5 acres FuN finished basement Ask ing $1100 per mo Diversif ied Group, inc 661-3000

LIVONIA - 3 bed room brick ranch. 2 ' * car garaga. eppHsnces. M l basement $750 /mo - security 427-0362 or 928-4687

LIVONIA 3 bedrooms st tsched garage, carpet ing, fenced yard 'Sl-

ices no pets. $675 /mo 553-2775 or eves a Sat 478-5165

MIOOLE STRAITS LAKEFRONT 4 bedrooms T i beths fireplace sD new decor, deck, dock great new $1250 per m o

NOVI - Oesireble 4 bed room < al with 2't baths, cantral sw. Nov i S c h o o l s G r e a t $1700 /mo Can Mrs Shay 651

NOVI 12 M acre site. 3 bedroom. 1 ' 1 bath 1 at tached garage, family roorf with f ireplace, centra l air Avauat ie .m-med.etery $950 mo 591-2424-

OAK PARK - Nice 2 bed room rench. garage, lanced yerd. uti l i ty room Opt ion t o buy evekebte knmemele occupancy $490 788-1823

OAK PARK - roomy 3 brick bungalow, full beaament. fenced ysrd, side drive. $575 month Call Mon thru Fri, 9 -5pm 567-4670

OAK PARK - 3 bedroom ranch. 900 sq f t . l iving room, dmmg room, laundry area. 2 car garags induces stove $500/mo. + utl l i tes. 553-0522

OAK PARK 3 bedrooms

Sect ion 6 we lcome 342-7162

OLD REDFORD - W ol Tetegrsph. H of 6 m«e 3 bedroom, large ki tchen new carpet, freshly decorated car gsrage, ntca yard $475 month Security deposi t Credit check Sec-t ion 8 welcome 425-0923

PLYMOUTH - DOWNTOWN 128 Uruon Lovely 4 bedroom, spoi l-

age mce yard $900 mo plus t t ies * . art able Mar 15 453-5736

PLYMOUTH near downtown 2 bad-room. tv room, endoeed heeled porch carpor t Avai lable March 1 $700,mo References 462-7888

PLYMOUTH - walk up town ? bed-rooms. appl iances fu* basement X garage, no pets $700 plus util it ies I deposit 453-7454 453-333$.

REDFORD TWP 2 bedroom br ie*, Refrigerator stove. $675 /mo Ca* Dave ?««•-5678 or 477-6409

Other rentals available soon

RENT TO O W N Super clean 3 bed-room ranch, m-iew apartment Cen-t ra l air, garaoe. lake privileges. Weier to rd $800 /mo 541-8203

ROCHESTER - execut ive 2 slory h o m e Former Homaarsma model Gorgeous $2650 s m o n t h

ASK FOR ANNA PEARCY THE PRUDENTIAL

GREAT LAKES REALTY 651-8850 or 652 -4616

ROCHESTER HILLS - Adsms. Au-burn Road Area, available immedielefy 5M-1552

ROCHESTER - m (own dose to park 3 bedrooms sppuances car-pet ing garage large kitchen, l iving room a lot $625 6 6 1 - 7 2 M

ROCHESTER 2 bedroom, remod-eled k i tchen a beth fua besemeni. re f r i ge ra to r , s tove, d ishwssher . washer dryer 651-6404 375-2628

ROYA l OAK N - 3 bedroom 3 b a r * brick ranch cantral air 2 car Kn-

peta $850 mo

R O Y A l OAK 12/Woodward Larga' a f fec t i ve ly decorated V t be l l i brick Cape Cod with garage m fami-ly ne ighborhood $895 month ea appliances Non smokers prefer-ed

545-5946

ROYA l OAK 3 balhs. large basement rags $850

1 car aa 338-0273

R O Y A l OAK . 3 r oom basemeni $650 Agent Donna Harbour

wan maintained 4 bed room coiomei atr fenced yard. 2 car garage Ever green/12 Mae no pets St 7 9638

S O U T H F * i o - N e » t y decorated J bedroom ratr ioenor stove gerage •anced yerd b r m i n g h a m S c h o o l $750 per m o n t h >47-3147"

S O U T H F * L O l * e e 3 bedroom r s b e t h i O " «Mal street $ 7 5 0 f n o plus sa-curlty Leave massage 867-4453

SOUTHFte iD - 21006 Pomciww J n s s w i i s m new c a r . « i

a p e m t MOO Okis Mat. Mua aecu- t , dapoalt 535-663* 'ef ter Sent

• O U T H P W 1 0 3 bedroom lot. $675 pm mon th seoumy dapoeit O a t Mark .

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$ • 9 0 Option to C-JY

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TROT- l iverno is . neer Wslt lss Naw decor .3 bedroom 1H beth cotontal. garage, basemen t , app l iances , •esse $900 i s ! m o free 646-0485

TROY - Rent with op t ion to buy 2 bedr t tbm 15x30' lemi ly room, 2 4x2* garage, p r ime proper ty $650/mo 268-4520 or 976-1822

TROT - 4 b e d r o o m colonial in nice ares Baaamant. s t tsched garaga. walk To excellent schools, available immJOIalafy $ H 5 0 / m o 335-07*3

WArNE - At t rac t ive Ranch across I r o m perk Pabo lent 89 Opt ion t o buy eveMbte im-mediate occupancy $630 786-1823

WESTLANO FOR RENT, 2 badroom

no pets, $47$ /mo plus security 664-1194

WESTLANO ( W i l d w o o d / P a l m e r ) Rant i''option t o buy. remodeled 1.500 sq ft coMmtal. 4 bedrooms, fun easement, carpet . V-t beths. Ma- I occupsncy $675 274-6202

WESTLAND 2 bedroom. 1 bath ranch homes taaturf. • n e w * remodeled k i tchens wtth

refr igerator and stove • <• u t t j iassmsnts • Pnvele Entrsnces. driveways, and

y i r d s

$4751 • immediate Occupancy

On w e management a maintenance CALL NOW 721-8111 for addit ional information a d i rect ions

Ofhcs 2758 Ackley Westland Open Sam 7pm Weekdays

1 i s m - 6pm Weekends

WESTLANO 3 bedroom, carpeting, curisms. eppkancas. basement. 2 car garage Absolutely No Pets' References 459-8268

WOLVERINE LAKE Lakafrortt - Al l Spocjs lake 4 bedrooms <2 up 2 dowti l 2 beths. family room 2 car garage 95 ft t rontrage $950;mo

•h~S53-0©52 or 458-1327

W BLOOMFIELD 2 bedrooms cat-port., Isncad yard, new carpet ing a buiB-si oven, lake privileges W SKxenheid Schools $535 477 2894

W BLOOMFIELD LAKEFRONT Scant wooded ws ls r f ron t l o t New ly modernised a landscaped 3 bed room, r i bs lh f ireplace family room. 2 car s t tached 9 * " ^ '

$1250 1-0373

W BLOOMFIELO - 3 bedroom. 2 slory contemporary 125 ft on Upper Sfei ts Lsks $1400 mo dS)S. 843-9908 eves 681-4751

. , W BLOOMFIELD 1 beWoom. br ick ccAomelr bath. 2 cai-ârege. short l e r m $950 mo

• e 399-3066

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AUBURN HILLS, SOUTHFIELD FARMINGTON HILLS • -

Outstanding 2 8 3 bed room town-houses a ranches wi th sr tached ga-r s g a s f u *

W SSI bury-Auburn His 652 7550 Meathers ione-Southf le id 350-1296

Foxpowita-Farmmgton His 473-1127 Summn-Farmmgton His 628-4396

Covington CJub-Farmington His 851-2730

KAFTAN ENTERPRISES THE TOWNHOUSE SPECIALIST

352-3800 BIRMINGHAM/ROYAL OAK Condo 1 badroom. fresh p a i n t neutral de-cor. cable raady. hast included $485 'mo $555 tumlened. 737-9298

beth BIRMINGHAM 2 bed room condo (WMamsburg) . air. dryer, eppkancas $700 6 month min imum 652-4425

CANTON - Bright sunny 2 bedroom carnage house condo . garaga. laun-dry room, sa sppksncas, no pets $590 per month deposi t a referenc-es Ca« evenings 961-6122

CANTON - OPTION TO BUY b e d r o o m , ga rage , f i rep lace

dryer. ckjdss water. immediate $890 /mo

i occupancy. 1-752-7654

TOWNHOUSES AT Amber s Timber Lodges neer Troy Larga bedroom a lotl. f ireplace Most wi th washsr/ dryer hookups Muet see l o appreci-ate 280-1700

FARMINGTON - ADORABLE 1 bed-room condo in down town area $480 mo includes heel cable wsshsr Zdrysr a newer decor A must see1 Csl l 471-9094

FARMINGTON Completely lu rmshsd 1 bed room executive condo Lease $550 per

689-6741

FARMINGTON HILLS Beeutifm 2 bedroom. 2 ' 4 beth t o w n house tor rent Neer expressway a schools Ram includes heat, a l appliances, beaut i fu l carpet a carport Call Rita at 553-2535

FARMINGTON HILLS - 1 huge bed-room. kvtng room, smal l of f ice kitchen appliances snow removal, carport, pool tennis $600 855-3507

FARMINGTON HILLS L a a n i J ^ s a bedroom ranch a lownnouaes.

2"s baths. 2.000 sq.f t . . 2 car st-tsched garags fu* basement, exclu-sive communi ty f rom $ 1475/mo

851-2730 COVINGTON CLUB 14 Mile - Middiebelt

W BLOOMFIELD 3 badroom. 2 bsth at tached garege $ M basement Can after 6pm 644-4334

OWNER

_ $ management needs Broker - Bonded SpecisMing m corpora te 'transfer sea Dekys making a decision, can US'

D & H ncome Property Mgmt.

Farmington Hills 737-4002 ^MSIFORO VILLAGE Mount Eagie a LANDLORDS. HOMEOWNERS

Lat a (wotoSsxmei lease a menage your property lor you

târpenter Management 546-8000

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r ARMING TON LOCATION - refer once* & security required 1 bed-room. 6 mos lease No pets Cad between 5pm-8pm 626-1454

4 0 6 D u p l e x e s F o r R e n t

NORWAY NE 3 b e d r o o m wi th ieneedy»rd $400 per month

453-8955

P i *MOUTH Mam. Ann Arbor Rd O i e u a Ireed lot i bedroom Walk-in do ta l Appl iances N o p a l s $425 ohkVss a security " 261-0110

REOfORD AREA-2 bedroom sppu-sncss. $375 plus $200 deposit plus u!>!ies Call between 4 a 6PM

531-9083

STIVAN LAKE- 3 bedroom lower u£"T»ted Basemen! heet wster a lata pr rvMges $ 7 M mo » securrty

682-2015

TROy - Deluxe 2 bedroom newly redecorated v * ba lh an appe-l l e e s . an carpor t Must see $63$ mo Leave message 642-0838

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flURN HILLS - Perry a Walton •Bivc 2 Beproom Svmg room. d»wng room, carpeted basement decks. flsraga. 2 acres $645 /mo 651-3338 BIRMINGHAM - upstai rs flat 1800 so » , 2 bedrooms t bath aa. «re-

garage, sharp mtown. $1100 mo or townhouse 1200 sq ft 2 bedroisms. t ' 4 baths, t m M to town $650 647-1300 or 644-3894

DETROIT - M c G r a w ' W y o m i n g Super 2 bedrooms up 8 2 bedrooms aown $300 up $350 down

730-0688

FARMINGTON MILLS - large 4 room uooer flat Avai lable March Close lo t ransportat ion a Bots tord Hospital $3"<f mon th p

- r » O R O TWP specious 2 bed-room deluxe unit Fireplace aa ap-P M | * » S including washer 8 dryer

$595 /mo 255-5878/477-8409

WE3T IANO 2 Bedrooms Carpet n o C6rtams Appkancea

FARMINGTON HILLS - Brand new 1380 sq f l 2 bedroom condo . Days 595-7155 6pm-10pm a Week enOs 561-3232

FARMINGTON HILLS - W /op t i on 10 buy. 1.381 sq f t , 2 bedrooms 2 batha. Vep iace laundry room. pool.

s moref 473-0645

FARMINGTON - Sr Cit izens 1 bed-room apt m downtown area $550/ mo heat Included Available March t 476-3575

FARMINGTON-V ALLEY VIEW 2 bedroom. 2 bath air sl l eppk-ancas laundry Pool $780 /mo n -dudes heel a water 540-3200

LIVONIA - Good locat ion immedi-ate occupancy 2 bed room newly decorated, carport . $520 mo -» se-curity After 8pm 425-4007

Huron 2 bedroom lownhousa pkancee $800 e mo p lus security deposit Can. 681 -7122

NOW- Bust 1990 Vary d e a n de-tached. 3 bedroom. 114 be th ga-raga. deck, washer dryer $875 by 3/1 S h o t lease svsnebie 626-4497

N WOODWARD AREA - 2 large bedrooms. 1'A baths, aa , appli-ances. full basement, loads of ctosat space 544-4283

PLYMOUTH 2 bedroom, newty dec-orated appkancea heat a water in-cluded Carport , senior communi ty

buy. $595 455-9579

155) Rent or opt ion t o plus security

P lYMOUTH-3 b e d r o o m V n baths, basement, carpeted, eppkancas $675,'mo - security deposi t • util-ity immediate occupany 591-6563

ROCHESTER HILLS Condo. 2 large bedrooms 2 lull 2 half baths, ga-rege. much mora $950-aio-mcludee gas water Opt ion to buy 758-0475

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FLORIDA H i l l sbo rough Beach Apartment tor rant Mo Of Aprs 10 mtea I rom Fort Lauderdale On Beech s w u n m n g pool All eppa-ancee Laundry faculty 4 person oc-cupancy Can K im/Van at 473-0009

MARCO ISLAND - Luxury 2 bed-room. 2 bath walertront condo Available March a Apr i l due to cancellation 591-3046

MAPLES.FLA 2/2 lownhome 1800 sq II . on leke. mcery furnished, pool spa/tenms1 f ishing Available March

$2400 mo 476-2228 t $800 wk

NEAR COCOA BEACH Fla Ocean. HOe condo furnrshed. 2 bedropms. 2 bams - pool a tennis - e o u r t s . $1,100 per month 425-1620

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BOYNE COUNTRY - 3 bedrooms 2'n balh ranch home on Waioon Lake. 4 miles. S Oeys, 575-4026

Petoskey Can Evas 853- 7211

BURT LAKE- Spacious nome on lake, sleeps ' 6 fully lurrvsned TV. VCR. nmcroWfcve Multiple or Smaa groups Reduced cale June 8 Sept (S l3 l 533-8209

CANCUN OCEANFRONT room with 2 d o u t M bods New rugh rote, with TV end smaa fr ig m room Available March 9-16 $300 477-9009

ELK LAKE - Between -Traverse City a Charlevoix Deluxe rental units Excs isnt beach-f ishmg-goff- lanras

•n 616-949-5453 For m f o c M 5-9pm

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W BLOOMFIELD - Large pnvele room backing on woods Qwaf reei-d«noe Ho lease required $300 mo plus searrrly deposit 828-0024

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AUBURN HILLS - Female roommale wanted to share sp t $230 /mo . heet •nduded Available Apr

BIRMINGHAM FI non-dnnker l o shsre 2 bedroom, 1VS ba lh spt Washer /dryer, pool $325 m o + "1 utHrtiee 649-3728

BIRMINGHAM to share Latê luxury condo Great

m i negotiable 647-0035

CANTON Prolsssional tomaie to

ways $300 16-73: days 256-7332 454-9749

FARMINGTON HILLS - 2 badroom 2 ba th lownhome In Mmrwood <«*th f ac i l i t i e s ) w s s h e r / d r y e r , n o n -smoker $435/month 351-4882

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O U A L I f l E D PEOPLE SHARE LISTINGS • 642-1820

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BLACK FEMALE seeks m/1 to share sherp house m mce quiet Ferndale n e i g h b o r h o o d Non-smoker , no drugs ns le iences $300 * vy utili-t ies Security deposit 541-8728

F A R M I N G T O N MILLS Fema le roommate t o shsre 1256 sQ f l i p a r t m a n t 2 bedrooms 2 bathe security depoert 8 1st months rani AvaAaMs March 1 442-2322

FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED inkssar area $285 month plus halt utiaties 8 p h o n e 595-1023

FEMALE SMOKER to share w/ssme downtown Plymouth home $300 /mo + H utamee Muat kka ca ts Ce« al tar 7pm 459-9848

HOUSE TO SHARE with Troy cou-ple Non e m o k a r ' Must I k e dogs $250 M q comple te 585-5894

HOUSE TO SHARE Si Plymouth, laundry pr iv i leges Responsible mats or lemsle Occupancy Msrch 1 $240 /mo - " 1 / 4 manias 454-0405

LIVE IN MY FAkMLV ORIENTATED NW Livonia noma Share home with me 8 my 4th a 8th grade children Hoover Elemenlsry School prsMr Single parent , no pets Better than

ng 462-8232

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FARMINGTON HILLS - 9 Mae.-ma-ster rsspoinsrnis. neeI woman to share my home 2 gir ls 13 8 8 suD-

ooi i t /wv> mdudae 477-8189 or 478-5923

Lrvmgr Huntmgion upetas-s. M l prnra

ki tchen a laundry privileges encaa/sseunty, $325 /mo 541 -8927

LIVONIA 0 Haggerty) w « share my 3 home wish working person •nduded S 3 7 V m o • 953-0788

LIVONIA - Large home anth M l houae pifn'Mgas. ideal tor student or young matu re mdmdua l Rent $250<negotac-e , 591-0723

MATURE nonemokmg lemele would kke to share my m o d e m home with same Located between 14 a 15 M M Rd otf Crooks $350/mo plus H Utmties Leave mssssgs 435-8268

NORTHVILLE AREA Female room-mate wan ted $230 /mo plus l ' » uts-Itiss pars security dapewt Ca* leave message 348-3087

PROFESSIONAL Mate to share SoutMteld home urtsities. ksundry garage Great locat ion $510 • de-poertTTony 964-1044 p m 357-2655

PROFESSIONAL MALE seeks same to shere 3 bed room t o a n n o s s ei Weet B loom held $430 per month 390-3469

PROFESSIONAL FEMALE wants to shsre 2 bed room 2 bath anth

$300. includes util it ies tor Mary 349-8410

same $300 NorthvMe Ask

421 Living Quarters To Short

421 Living Quarter* To Short

MALE HAS room lo rant, a I96 $100 > '4IM

'etegreph

533-7284

Natural Fireplace » a cory tamw, room open from me remodeled kitchen ol m s Centra Lrvoma lOnsberiy Oaks bnck rsncn New turnece and cantral an 1W bams finished basement and 2 car attached gsrags $H2.90G

Featured Packed Norm Central Livorsa modem 1979 bust 4 bedroom colonial with 2.159 SQ R or spaoous Irving en*?* s 1st floor laundry 2'» batha. tormal dm-mg room oertrsl arr and frseh doors leading to 2 3ec»j $164 900

Elegance Abounds In thss 2.resr ney 2.558 sq fl tudor colonial m Northwest Livoras s Deer COM* 4 large bedrooms 2 fire-places deck and sprinklers $259 90C

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS 421-5660

independently Owned and Operaisd

LIVONIA share 3 B Mlie/MiddMbeR sres $220 a H util it ies 442-2359

MALE wsi share 3 bedroom home m Redtord wtth same Fua houae privi-leges No security required Ca* tor sn interview sppomtmem. 532-#359

MIOOLE AGE WOMAN 50 or over, non smoker no pets to shsre mca home m irvorsa Rem nsoctiama

422-8220

ROCHESTER AREA Female non

421 Living Quarters To

TWO GIRLS looking lor 3rd t o I - ScKjmtWM 3

home $250 me plus partial uOmee 18

WESTLANO- rChsrry HIS a Hbu. lemsts roommate lo share lergs Co-ion ia l ' $2M * snars utwuss

729-4307

BLOOMFIELD ESTATE Spa cious norms 8 grounds pool. " — $325

855-5087

snars kjxury 2 badroom. 2 bath apsrtmant at Rochester ares $275/ J mo plus % utilities 373-7425 i

ROOMMATE t o , 2 bedroom 2 b*r< ^ washer dryer garags Master bedroom

429 QortgotA Mini Storage

LARGE STORAGE 12x55 - 9 M M a Farming!or

$285/mc -474-2290

ROOMMATE WANTED to shsrs besutiM 2 bedroom spt si South-f M d ineer ' e w ^ r a p n a 696. $285

ssge with machine 352-4071

SHARE VERY Mica 2 bedroom houae aath basement Perfect loca-tion minute from Telegraph. 96 a Southheid $350 mo - security For more irrfo call Sieve 532 -8611

ROOMMATE wanted lo snare 3 bedroom bungesow r. Berkley Poo. sS modern sppksnoss $325 month

. 545-3798

SOUTHFIELD'- Homes tor Shsrmg' 4 bedrooms 2 baths laundry Sorry No smokers or pets Rents from $230 - utikliss 548-1851

SOUTHFIELD ROOMMATE 10 snare 2 badrodm/J bsth spt $330/mo - utMltws 948-9553

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HARBOR SPRINGS Harbor Govs luxury condo sleeps 9 dose to sll ski resorts Newty remodeled Aveil-aOie tor ski rentals, 596-4579

HARBOR SPRlNGS'PETOSKY Designer decorsted , 3 bedroom Condo sleep*—>0. indoor pool tecum minutes to skiing 851-7218

HARBOR SPRINGS large 4 bed ,»gom 3 bat" home m Bircnvnvjd Golf a Country Club March a Apr,i dales evsdsbie or reserve ewiy tor »mwner Great for large ski a golf groups 788-7109

H O M E S T E A D B E A C H F R O N T (Beach Comber) 2 bedroom condo 2 fireplaces, great views Winter-Summer reduced rates 540-2893

HOMESTEAD CONDO Sleeps 4 lacurr deck, fireplace Downhill a cross country sa.ing

454-4768

HOMESTEAD RESORT Glen Arbor. 2 bedroom 2 bath on Lake

Michigan Cross-country down IMI Sknng Call after 6pm 42S-2517

LAKE CHARLEVOIX WATERFRONT nicety furnished 4 bedroom. 2 bam 2 decks dock AvsHaCM month ot August $ l025 'wee« 616-547-6317

LAKE MICH ING A N CONDO S at Homesteed Slid Glen Lake Cottages Tsking summer

1-800-642-3305

MYRTLE BEACH - BEAUTIFUL ocean front 2 bedroom condo.

$70-$90 per night 264-0528

MYRTLE BEACH S C Plush 2 bedroom 2 bath condos at Baytrse Resort Fu« amenrties 8 pools a tecum* 2 lighted tennis courts heeled .rvdoor ^ Vsca-tion and golf packages aVanatJW For free color brouchure call a sak tor o24S T>«e6-M2-8674

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mouaCam ckmbmg ratesXal i 645-2096

ROCHESTER - Sharp a d e a n 2 bed-room. den. V.* bath, garaga. base-ment $595-' mo * security and ref-

752-2009

ROCHESTER Townhouse Beautiful 2 bedroom, r i Data f inished .base-ment air f ireplace, garage. Back pool pet>o $995 m q 477-2643

SCHUSS MOUNTAIN CONDO 1 Completely furnished Super rates

Skiing, golf canoeing 313-492-2255 — Eves 525-3568

i SHANTV.CREE*.Schuss Mountam : Cnaiet 4 bedroom 2'n bam,

completely redecorated TV a VCR •witr a> amenities 822-4000

-ROCHESTER - 2 bedroom. 1'4 bath and unit central air kitchen appk-ance* arached garage Ou«rt ares AvaHatM March t 852-8046

SOUTHFIELD l a r g e 2 bedroom. 2't bam Condo large basement garege 12 M M W of Telegraph 1880 'mo After 6 30pm 543-3234

SKI BOYNE . Cottage on Mstoon Lake a.atfaoie

t c rent call days 462-6006 j Evenings a weekends 996-1253

! SKI COLOf^DO. Cooper Mountain i luxury 3 bedroom condo base ot ' sk.ufl Days 647-7200 '

Evas or weekends 646-6941

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Post off ice architecture has changed dramatical ly over the years but one thing re-mains the same — work space for employees is the primary factor in^any design. Extras l ike an atr ium running the length of the new Garden City Post Office and a fancier entrance br ing a more mod-ern look to " government s t ructures. Compare ele-ments of the Garden City building to the former main p o s ^ i f f i c e in downtown Bir-mingham. *

New post offices earn stamps of approval for design, function By Doug Funk* staff writer

photos by JIM JAGOFELD/statt photographer

A steady increase in the volume of mail, explosive growth in suburbia and greater numbers of customer*., coming by to rent boxes, buy stamps or drop off letters bave sparked a building boom here by the U.S. Post-al Service.

New post offices have opened re-cently in Garden City and Birming-ham and are under construction in Plymouth. West Bloomfield and Livonia.

"It used to be if you looked at a post office, you knew it was a post office," said Susan Moore, spokes-woman for the postal service.

And not necessarily because the structures were pleasing to the eye.

Post offices often were small, low-slung buildings with-cinder-blocks on three sides. Downtown stations, tend-ed to be a little more quaint, but

•couldn't be expanded as the work load increased.

Facilities generally looked dreary and dingy. Parking was a major has-sle for patrons and employees.

NOW, YOU'RE likely to see atri-ums, recessed lighting, two-tone floor tile, tinted glass, colorful win-dow treatments, cloth wall cover-ings and carpeting.

Yet, form follows function as far as new facilities go.

"The primary factor is need . . . for work space," Moore said. "Carri-ers to sort mail and clerks to service delivery area need certain square footage."

The postal service uses a kit-of-parts approach to new construction. Basic standard parameters are pro-" vided for work areas like sorting sta-tions. loading docks, post office box-es and service counter. •

Architects who bid projects are given freedom to arrange the ele-ments to make best use of a particu-lar site--Architects also have a dioice of several different facades.

"THEY REALLY look very care^

fully at what their requirements are. what goes on ift the work room and ' ho* things function from one step to another," said Anita Toews, an ar-chitect with Corporate Design Group of Ann Arbor.

That firm designed both the Gar-den City and Plymouth post offices. • "They tell us what sire each part will be. We choose materials. We can push, pull, add touches as we see f i t The way you put them together is up to you," Toews said.

Division facility planning staff, with input from the local postmas-ters, makes the final decision Con-tractors then bid on the construction.

Robert Schiller, president of Schiller Construction of Redford, built the Birmingham post office.

"IT'S LAID OUT more conven-iently for the customer than it used to be," he said "It has a larger lobby area The teller area is more thought out."

The kit-of-parts approach allows for more uniformity in the postal service's far-flung empire, but still allows for local architectural varia-tion. Schiller said.

•There's a lot more design effort going in structures than there used to be. There's no doubt they're more conscious about traffic patterns, traffic flow, natural lighting in the building. The post office is trying to create buildings that will appeal to the eye for the next 20 years.

"Personally. I think they're very aesthetically pleasing." Schiller said. "I like the thought that has gooe in They're designed structurally very sound so they last a long time."

NETW POST offices don't come cheap. Moore provided budgets for several built or under way in the area.

• West Bloomfield. 29,500 square feet, 15 million

• Birmingham. 38.000 square feet, (4 9 million.

• Plymouth. 22.000 square feet. $4.2 million.

• Livonia, 22,000 square feet, $3.4 million.

• Garden City, 23,000 square feeL $3 million.

But the money can be well-spent if employee morale and productivity increase and customers have an eas- < ier time getting in and out.

"If going to a new facility gives better light, better ventilation, bet-ter access, it certainly enhances the work environment and enhances pro-ductivity," said Hector Peshkopia. an industrial psychologist and owner of Human Factors & Resources Group of Southfield.

ARCHITECTURE for specific post offices, like any other building, will have its supporters and detrac-. tors.

Doreen Matich, a Garden City res-ident, likes the spaciousness and modern look of that community's new post office. Parking is much better too, she said, describing the old as "horrendous."

Tom Honeycutt of Wayne won-dered about high heating bills at the new Garden City facility with the atrium and maintained that parking was still.a problem.

He described the building as "a lit-tle elaborate" but the atmosphere as "nice."

Said Len Parker, a Birmingham resident, of that community's new post office: "It seems functional I'm kind of disappointed they had to leave downtown. It doesn't have the charm the old one did."

Hilary Borman of Birmingham said she was surprised at how large that new post office is.

Paula Surma of Garden City said she loved the service she received in that new building, but wished the structure had a less modem, more historic appearance.

Postmasters of the new facilities are complimentary about their new work places.

"It's not only pleasing to the eye. but architecturally efficienL" said Gregory D. Cox, Birmingham post-master

Radon danger 'overstated?'

STEPHEN CANTRELL/ttafl photograpH*

(AP) — Radon gas iB homes may not be quite as dangerous as previ-ously believed, but in high concen-trations it can cause lung cancer, ex-perts said. - A study issued recently by the Na-tional Research Council said that earlier estimates of the risk of lung cancer in homes may have overstat-ed the danger by 20 to 30 percenj.

Estimates by the National Council on Radiation Protection and Mea-surements and other agencies com-pared the danger of developing lung cancer from exposure to radon In homes with the risks of radon-caused lung cancer among mine workers.

Radon gas is a byproduct from the decay of uranium-238, which is pres-ent in most soils and rocks. The invi-sible substance often is strongly present in some mines and can col-lect in unventilated homes built on some types of soils

Radon decays into a group of short-lived radioisotopes that can at-tach themselves to dust particles and then.be inhaled. Two of the ra-

nium-214, emit alpha radiation that can damage cells and cause lung cancer.

HIGH LEVELS of lung cancer among some miners are attributed to their daily contact With radon, and some earlier studies found that the risk was as great or greater for residents in homes where radon was concentrated.

But the new NRC study said that when comparing how the radon par-ticles would be inhaled and ab-sorbed, the risk of cancer, "tends to be lower for the home environment — by about 30 percent for adults of both sexes and by 20 percent or less for infants and children."

As a result, the study said, "direct

extrapolation of risk estimates from the mining to the home environment may overestimate the numbers of radon-caused lung cancer cases by these percentages."

Dust particles in homes tend to be smaller than in mines, the study said. This increases the likelihood. that home particles, including those attached to radon, would be deposit-ed in the lung.

6ut the committee said miners tend to breathe more rapidly, due to the exertion of heavy work, so they are inhaling a greater amount of ra-don

Children in homes tend to be more susceptible to radon-caused disease than are adults because they breathe more rapidly and are more apt to be physically active But children in the domestic environment still are less at risk of lung ranrer than are mm , ers, the study said

Board member undermines association I am co-owner in a condominium

and am disgusted with one of the board members. He is a tyrant who is abusive to the association's em ployees and their service-related people. S'.-c* he has gotten on the board, he has undermined tbe rela-tionship between tbe other directors and the association's management company, its attorney and its other consultants What can I do as a co-owner to deal with this tyrant?

I would suggest that you write this director a personal letter advising him that you are on to his antics and that you plan to bring this to tbe at-tention of the board or the entire as-sociation, seeking his removal unless be mends his ways It sounds as though he has already done a great deal of dainage in your -condonum um and you may consider bringing a petition to remove him as a director if the word is out to the other mem bers of the association of his abusive tactics In any event, allowing some-one to continue in that rote will con-tihu* TO dlMWrmiiw U« \m\ IIIUM of the association for which all of the

will pay

I am not a prsde. but I caa no

longer stand my upstairs neighbor cavorting at all hours of the night with her multiple boyfriends. I have written tbe board on several occa-sions. but they say it is not their busi-ness. I have pounded on tbe pipes to try to get this woman to show bastc% decency bat to'no avail. Moreover* the association won't take care of any sound conditioning problems that I am having. What can I do">

The first thing is to determine whether there is anything structural-, iy wrong with your unit in regard to sound transmission Assuming there is not. you then have a problem of a co-owner presumably abusing her

tion. to8the extent that she is unrea-. sonably interfering with your use and enjoyment of the premises. 1 would formally write a letter to the to the neighbor requesting her to keep the noise down

i would also write the manding th*t it take some action a g a i n s t

complaints about her can be docu-mented by a third person If the board is unwilling to take action, consider taking action on your own

condo queries

Robert M. Melsner

against the neighbor and perhaps against the board for failing to dis-charge its legal responsibilities in your behalf .

Caa you tell me what the rules are in general for vacation homes under tbe Interna! Revenue Code?

Where a home is used for personal purposes for more than a set number of days Of l » year, the home is treated as a vacation home and is not subject to the passive loss rules of the Internal Revenue Code. I»-

i r t deductible ^only to the extent of gross rental income

rented in the year When the period is 15 days or more but personal use does not exceed tbe 14-day/10 per-cent use test, then the residence does not fall under the vacation home rules, arid losses are limited by the passive lorn rules of the Internal Revenue Code These rules in gener-al provide that the losses cannot-ex-ceed income from passive activiues

Example In 1990. 10 percent of losses from pre-Oct 23. 193d invest-ments may be deducted against other income For 1991 and later years, losses from pre-Oct. 23, 1986 investment are treated the same as any other investments You are advised to consult a tax adviser re-gat ding specifK infm mation

Robert M. Meaner is a Btr mmgham attorney spectahrtng in condominiums, real estate and corporate law You are invited to submit topic* about condominu urns that i/ou would like to see dis-cussed tn t h u column by u f i t i np Robert M Meisner a t 30200 Tele-

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arises when the residence is rented for IS days or more and personal use esceeds 14 days or 19 percent of UM number of days that the property is

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All advertising published in The O b s e r v e r & Eccentric is subject to the conditions stated in the applicable rate card, c o p i e s of which are available from the Advertis-ing?.. Department, Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft Road, Livonia, Ml 48150, (313) 591-2300. The Obser\'er & Eccentric re-

"senes the right riot to accept an advertiser's order. Ob-server 6c Eccentric Ad-Takers have no authority to bind this newspaper and only. publication of. an advertise-ment shall constitute final acceptance of the advertiser's order.

Morff C L A S S I F I E D S $ N P A G E S .

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500 jtfelp Wanted

500 Haip Wanted A CAREER IN REAL ESTATE SALES WITH US IS A "REAL J O B " Our program and support system* a r * so eftecthre. we guarantee you a manmum annual Income of $25 000

DON'T GAMBLE WITH YOUR FUTURE. CALL METOOAY™

GUSSEEGER 477-1111 REAL ESTATE ONE. INC

FarnHngton-Farmingion Mint

PROPERTY MANAGEMENT ASSISTANT CONTROLLER

Expanding proper ty management

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management I M d . S a n d

C o r p . W B t o o m f M d Corporate Car te r e»S0 Orchard Lake Rd.. Suite 306. W. B toomfMd . M l 46322

• H o t e i s J R e s u u r a n t s

R o o m , W i t h a [V iew

It is difficult to pl?ce a value on the sense of wonder that comes from Irving in a beautiful natural environment, but tt>e benefits become apparent the-moment you take your first look at the grandeur surrounding you Grand Canyon

. Mabonal Parte Lodges is kxaled « one of the most awe-mspinng natural wonders in the world — a

- place like no other We are currently recruiting tor entry positions in Our hotels restaurants and retail shops located on the South Rim of Grand Canyon Starting wages range from $4 25 to $510 per hour with overtime paid tor more than 8 hours in a day or

• 40 hours per week at time and a half Benefit - eligibility begins after 00 days of employment

initial work agreements are written tor periods of - three to seven months with generous bonuses tor

completion ol the longer agreements

3 - m o n t h a g r e e m e n t — N o b o n u s

. 4 - m o n t h a g r e e m e n t — $ 2 0 0 b o n u s -

5 - m o n t h a g r e e m e n t — $ 3 0 0 b o n u s

0 - m o n t h a g r e e m e n t — $ 5 0 0 b o n u s

. lb appfy. you must be at least 19 years of age end • have both a protoesionel appearance and peopte-; oriented altitude - D a r m e o r y w y t e h o u e m g n toeeladwehin t h e P a r k .

i- and housing charges of $16 weekly win -be' deducted trom your wages Meals are available at reduced rates Couples are welcome, but hous-ing w not available tor children (Sorry, no pets

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If you are interested, please plan to attend one ol our scheduled interview sessions

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A B E T T E R J O B Phone interviewers. A M A P M hours, outgoing personaMMs. n o experience. «W train SS plus gener -ous bonuses Please cal l 3 - 9 p m

728-4060 ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS for pert tkna off ice cleaning, evening hours. A Telegraph 891-1755

A CARING person t o supervise handicapped young adul t a f ter school Rochester HMs 16-20 hours weak Wed off. Non smoker wi th ret-

651-3272

ACCOUNTANT General accountant needed in busy r*W aetata development of f ice Ac-count ing and computer exper ience helpful Send resume a n d salary re-qulrmenta m conf idence to: S Zurek. 27655 MKKMbel t . B130.

Farmington HMs. M l 4S334

5 0 0 H e l p W a n t s d

ABSOLUTE EMPLOYMENT Fun t ime Start at S9 95 par hours worked Our business is growing so fast we ar * m need of iO-12 people that can start Immediately In our de-livery display department No expe-rience necessary, bu t must be neat m appearance & wil l ing to work Must have dependable car a be fa-miliar with Uvonta area. Advance to $31,000 per year tn as l i tt le as 90 days Must apply tn pe rson Can for appointment 525-5460

IT REPRESENT ATfVE care consul t ing

must poeaeea ex-

citant and be motivated k n o w l e d g e o l

lor A l l types of insurance a plus ^

Pathfinder Coneuf lants Inc Attn: Personnel P O Box 3S36B.

Detroit. Ml 46235-0369

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLERS MEN & WOMEN

$ 2 4 , 0 0 0 T O S 6 5 , 0 0 0

•No Cmer lenc* Requreo •Under 51 Y a w s Of Age

•won Softool Optoma or G E O - U S Cozens h p Requred

-Fun Pay While Training •Pon tons AvasatXe m Local Area

F R E E O R I E N T A T I O N !

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A c r o s s F r o m A i r p o r t . R o m u l u s T h u r s . F e b . 2 8 t h , 2 : 0 0 P M a n d 7 : 0 0 P M

#r Hi -Tech R e s e a r c h Corp .

ol /% HELPING CAREERS TAKE FLIGHT

PLYMO U TN ROAD STORE For These Part-t ime Positions

• Clerk/Cashiers

• Stock Clerks

• Produce Clerks

• Deli/Pastry Clerk

S o m e o f t h e a d v a n t a g e s o f f e r e d :

* S t a r t i n g r a t e $ 5 5 0 / h o u r

* F l e x i b l e w o r k s c h e d u l e s

i t P a i d t i m e o f f ( v a c a t i o n , h o l i d a y s )

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ACCOUNTS ADMINISTRATOR Unique posit ion m Farming ton H « a off ice ot sales organizat ion requires a person with excellent peop le /com-municat ion skills a long wi th ac-count ing and prooven p rob lem so l v -ing abil i t ies Requirements m d u d e some experience In accounts recerv-sbie/payable + computer skil ls In • c c o u t l n g . word p rocess ing and spreadsheet programs posit ion tnvotvea detai frequent Ghent contact Need a peo-ple person with initiative, persuasive skins and good organizat ional skills.

i b l n e d wtth baste account ing background. Fnendty, professional environment with career potential for the right candidate Send re-sume wt th salary history (required) in conf idence to: C. Jerue.

. Personnel. P.O. Box 1600, Farmmgion HMs. Ml . 4S333

ACTIVITIES ASSISTANT Part t ime for long-term. skMed cars I acuity Caring, high energy person lo develop and lead activit ies pro-grams lor rsaidents Some week-ends and avanlngs GEORGIAN BLOOMFIELD

645-2900 ACTIVITY ASSISTANT - Energetic individual tor nursing home aerting Entry level benefits Oak HM Care Canter Fran 477-7373

ADMINISTRATOR (LIVE-IN) for 16 Uvonle Opportunity House, serving adults with mental re tardat ion Poet-Uon require* leederahlp a M M e e & manang*m*n t s k * s Ouaafkcattons

perviaory experience Salary is corn-

Send reeume to Denlae King. 16296 Middleben. Suite B. Livonia. 46154

An Equal Opportunity E m p t o r w

5 0 0 H e l p W a n t e d

ADVERTISING BALLOON INFLATABLE ASSISTANT '

You w i l set up and inflate giant rool-mounted advert is ing balloons on roo l t ops of other businesses No experience necessary WM pay MhMe t ra in ing Must M v e reliable pickup, van or hatchback C 9 - 5pm

Caa between 945-6148

W A N T E D TEACHERS OR AIOES tor B i rmingham aree Say care pre-school Fun f i ts

or part time. Bene-644-5767

AGGRESSIVE MANAGERS

& SUPERVISORS Estabhshad company opening in Michigan needs 4 key people to re-cruit. u jpervtee 1 t ram 1000 plua

$4000-$8000 MONTHLY. immediate openings

313-264-9570

- AIRLINE SECURITY POSITIONS -PART TIME

Must have high school d v t o m s or G.E D age of 18 or older, relleble t ranspor tat ion

AVAILABLE SHIFTS. 6 30am to 1 1 3 0 AM 2:30PM t o 7:30PM 9 30 PM to 2:30AM

STUDENTS. HOMEMAKERS RETIREES WELCOME - TRAVEL BENEFITS -

Apply m person Monday thru Friday 3 0 0 P M tpo 7 00PM"

ICTS Services Detroit Metropol i tan Airport Nor th TermmaL Lower Level (Nortti

t i ree* welcome Theeae can. Mon thru Fn, f rom 11am-2pm, 722-0030

No phone <

AMF PIN JUMPER Person over 18 yr». ton t ime nights WUI t ram Bel-A«-e Lanes 476-1550

A T T E N T I O N E N T R Y L E V E L P O S I T I O N S

Needed Immediately

1 0 0 P e o p l e L i g h t A s s e m b l y a n d P a c k a g i n g

P l y m o u t h C a n t o n W a y n e / L i v o n i a

• V a c a t i o n P a y • H o l i d a y P a y

• C r o u p M e d i c a l • R e f e r r a l B o n u s e s

G e n e r a l M a n a g e m e n t S e r v i c e s 1 4 7 0 0 F a r m i n g t o n R d . . S u i t e 1 0 4

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C I N E M A R K T H E A T R E S N O W H I R I N G

Management for state of the •rt Ngh volume 15 screen movie theater opening this summer m Warren Aleo hiring tor Terrace. Cinema « Telex

Cinema. Join one of the most progressive theater circuits currently ranking 8th largest In the.netlon H you re looking tor encSement A a challenging career than Cinsmarlt is looking for you. Current management Invited to apply Send reeume or apply in person to:

M r s . P r e s t a g e

T E R R A C E T H E A T R E

LIVONIA, Ml 48150 3 0 4 0 0 P L Y M O U T H R D

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ACT NOW 1 0 0

W O R K E R S -N E E D E D !

immediate Openlnga m the Livonia 6 P lymouth area doling Ught packag ing work

All s h l t u avai lable Don' t

Apply Monday - Frtdey 9em-3pm al:

S O M E B O D Y

S O M E T I M E 18320 Midd iebel t Park s ide Pavteion

Between 6 8 7 mi le

4 7 7 - 1 2 6 2 AIRPORT SECURr ry NO tapen-

AMERtCAN HOME CLEANING • hir ing Housekeepers $5 50 per hour * benefits l o start. M o n thru Fri M i t ime Own car requ i red 695-1849

APARTMENT MANAGER COUPLE For suburban complex Must have 2 years experience and references Apartment 8 utHitiea included SShd reeume to Box 132. Observer j , Ec-centric Newspapers 36251 School-craft Rd . Livorua Michigan 4S150

An Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer

APPEARANCE & DEPENDABILITY A MUST $8 PER HOOR

Youthful m e n or women to greet people e l the Cotoo Haa BuSders Show. March 16-24 hours neflOie no experience neceesary AppMca-• o n s being taken at the Ouaftty Inn. at t-275 and 6 Mae Set . Feb 23. 10am t e 2pm

APPRAISAL TRAINEE Local of f ice of a nat ional organiza-t ion need* ful l- t ime, career minded persons X i n g t o work hard We ot-ter i teming earn wtme you leern. of-f i ce . In Weyne 8 Oak land County Potential t»r*l year earnings In *»• cess of $30,000 Pieeae c a i m Lakes area 360-0460 Oakland County 474-3303. Wayne County 344-6767

ASPHALT F O R E M A N . S fw tmg 1991 season 3 y r * mnt imum experience ea foreman "on

I perk ing lot pairing Apply m per sor, The T * M 4755 OW P i e r * Rd

An Equel Oppor tun i ty Employer

ANSWER TELEPHONES m our West land off ice Fu« l ime 6am-5pm Mon - Fr i $3 85 hr t o start Mature person prefer red Apply at 967 Manufacturers Dr., S of CharryHM. E. of Newburgh or can 726-4572

A PLACEMENT PERSON National vocat ional school is seek-ing qual i f ied profeasionai parson t o run Placement Department Must be compute r l i te ra ls G o o d typ ing skWs. Excel lent commun ica t i on « * * & A take-charge person Some experience required Pieeae call Placement Department Tues.-Thurs

464-7367

APPOINTMENT SETTERS WANTED No seeing No exper ience necee-sary PI«s«ant p r o n e voice a must ' $6 per hour Caa Mrs RenakH af

427-9335

ARE YOUR HOURS THIS GOOO? No . n ights, weekends, holidays. Mon-Frt Day hour * o n l y . } 125-$ 175 m weekly pay Car needed Paid mileage Ce* Merry Maids 525^7290

ASSEMBLY TECHNICIAN To service major retai l accounts F u l and par t t ime Benefits Must nave own car For mtervtew caa

1-800-952-3687. ext 5633

ASSISTANT STORE MANAGERS to $26,000 Y R

STORE MANAGERS l o $26,000 YR

Previous retail supervision s ipe r l -

Empioyment. Center mc 569-1636

ASSISTANT SUP/CARPENTER Submit work history 8 salary re-qu i rements t o Fie ld 389211 48185

Ford Rd. Weetiand, Manager. and, Mi

ASSISTANT TEACHERS 4 Substv lu te* needed tar Nursery/Chad Care Program Weet Btoomhatd area CaB 661-1000 e n 252

ATTENDANTS WANTED Male and female openings tor fun and p a n t ime posit ions Apply m person Colony Car Wash 302 w Ann Arftor Rd . Plymouth 155-1011

ATTENTION HOMEMAKERS needed tar oeenmg na»weys 6 laundry r o o m s in apartment comptexee Day work. $5 25 to $6 50 per hour, pasd holidays 8 vacation Can M o n thru Fri , 8em to 3 30pm. 427-4343

ATTENTION person to plants Car

indoor tropical

841-1593

ATTENTON - S U MANAGERS 8 SUPERVISORS

New company opening up m Detroit l > t s « ->o Immedlete opening* Caa Mr Alexander 313-268-5220


APPLIANCE REPAIR TECHNICIAN Entry level tor major appliances Electrical or mechanical knowledge helpful soma coHeg* preferred Benefits (raining, great opportunity

523-0016

A S S I S T A N T

C I T Y E N G I N E E R

The City of Bt fmmghem. Ml (pop 20.000) IS seeking qualif ied appl i -cants for the poait ion of Aaaiatart Guy-Engineer Under the general su-pervision of the City Engineer the successful appl icant win perform re-sponsible professional daaign and contract administrat ion duties relat-ed to street 4 sidewalk, under-ground sewer 8 water, and parking tacOtty improvements The Assistant Engineer also per form* a wide vari-ety of sdrmmstrst tve duties

Minimum_Quai i f )cat lon* . of a 8 S in Crvtl Engineering, or a closely related Held and 2 yean ot professional experience. Stale o l Michigan P e t e r e d p £ <* ' « • aue ty to o e t a n registrat ion with*- a reasonable per iod of M m after hire preferred

Star t ing Salary $33 825 60 t o $36 481 34 OOO'E Tha City offers a comprehensive fr inge benefit pro-gram

Tha City is ant ic ipat ing the eatap-kshmant of an a r lensw* ' cap i ta l im-provement p rogram lor under-ground sewer 8 water .hui iee dur-ing the 1990 s The Cey invites H !

i seeking e ca-reer oppor tuni ty as a part of a pro-

team to sub-mit a reeume through March 1991 to the Personnel Office City of Btrmmgnam 151 Mart in Si Bir-mingham, M

The City of Birmingham .a 1 Equal Opportunity Employer

AUTOMOTIVE DETAILERS Experience rtacsaaary Fua l ime Redtord aree Ca* Lon 278.1240-

Automot ive

N O W HIRING Auto lechraoene needed tar grow-ing west side C h n r o M fleam s r .p Heevy repair performance and tr im 3-5 years experience required

Apply m person at 30250 Grand River

Farmmgion HMs 474-0400 "

AUTOMOTIVE PAINTER fu* or part t tm* Aembto hour* Dealership and.'or racing experience required cea M o n -Fri 9-5pm 933-4260

H O M E M A K E R S !

H o m e m a k e r s

W e N e e d Y o u a t t h e

©bscrber & Cccentric C I R C U L A T I O N D E P A R T M E N T

5 9 1 - 0 5 0 0 6 4 4 - 1 1 0 0

Kalp pay Off vSNCle loans, mortgagee, renovations houeehold purchases vacations, s ic . etc Truck, van or atatlon wagon a muat Available Monday and Thursday to drop off bundles of newspapers

Call t o d a y or a p p l y In p e r s o n at

36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 4 n £quml O p p o r t u n i t y Employer

Be "MONEYMAKERS" in your spars time!

Monday. February 18. 1991 O&E • 3F

ATTENTION PAINTERS

Poertion avails t»e immediaiaiy m the Highland Park area Muat have e l ieaal 7 rears expanance p e m t r a trucks Utilizing a spray gun - i t h compreeeor $7 lo start Caa tar tar an appt 10 b * interviewed 5 M - 3 7 0 0

AUTO BODY DESIGNERS Door*. Windows. Ms Chan lams P * w Moldings 8 Seals with boa rd and / or CAO experience

S c h m d l Corporat ion 540-7270

AUTO SOOY TECHNICIAN Heeded tor rap«dty g rowing buar-nesa Muat have a l Ieaal 5 yrs expe-

rspavs Apply at Hokdey C fwr ro le t . 30250 (band RNer Farmmgion u m or c a l 474-0500

must' Payroa Accounts Accounts Pay . M » Aak tar Diane Caa, 946-7680

BORING MILL OPERATOR Experienced on DeVSeg Exceaent benafhs Air condNtoned shop Ap-pr» 6em-8pm. Mon-Fri 1^799 W 11

•RIGHT, CHEERY person n e s t e d tor cleaning 8 general h a n d i n g o f animals tn a Veterinary HoepitW W e tram Part/fua t ime « parson et 344 IS Grandnser

CAREER OPPORTUNITY Landscape conelruct ion Farmmgion HNa 47

CARPET/LINOLEUM INSTALLERS Own tools and t rue*

548-1100

CASMER CLERK h * lane Start-mg seiery $8 * per hour' Paid »aca-Hon Apply ?-Eleven Store 28205 Ford Rb . Garden City

C A S H i E R / S A L E S ' S t o c k Person F te 8 part tune Apply at Oakland Hardware. 2775 Haggerty |uet N of Pon iwc Trail

AUTO MECHANIC Michigan Certified ASE prefer red Mechanic tor busy shop e x p e r t anced in alignment Top pay and good benefit package - •

BELLE TIRE Plymouth ask lor Mark 453 5300

AUTOMOTIVE • TIRE INSTALLERS

8 GENERAL SERVICE Nov. accepting apphsations tor fua and par i ume posit ions w e t ram tne right individuals Muat have vead driver s license Apply at BELLE TIRE Farmington or call 474-5042 and ask tor Tom

Auto Rprls

Murray's Discount

Airto Stores m|

Detroit SI

Evergreen/Grand River NOW HIRING .

PART TIME/FULL TIME

PARTS - COUNTER

PERSONS (MUST BE EXPERIENCED) • Flexible scheduling • Growth opportunities

Excellent Benefits Include: • Superior Health Insurance • Outstsindng Profit Sharing • PsidSick Days • Comprehensive insurance Plan

Call: 5 3 7 - 5 9 4 0 Ask tor Larry or John

BU* . DING MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN IFu8 t ime/temporary poeKKm)

CITY OF FARMINGTON MILLS

Accapung applications lor a fua t ime/temporary BuHdtog Mainte-nance Technician m the Deportment of Pub*c Services Raeponeibattiee

the Buadmg Memtenance Su-perviaor with rapetrs. Improvements and maansenace of a* municipal DuSdmgs and facWtiaa Including •nspec l ion and melnlenence of aa u t * t y systsms AddMonaay mey order and mverrtory slock Mams and

- AUTO WINDOW TINTER Full l ime Mus i have experience Soutnfieto 354-2244

BAKERY COUNTER HELP Mature jmt -ume

681-2602

BARBER . e»(>erlanced part l ime mostly ends Fri 8 Sal Red s Barber 329?'" Warren Westland

BEAUTY SALON RECEPTIONIST Firfl time for Saks Fifth Avenye beauty salon m Troy Exper ienced onfy - Call 643-9024

BOWLING COUNTER. NIGHTS Fi*l time Apply m person

oiymoulf l Bowl 40475 Plymouth Road P i /mou th

BPYANT i o GRINDER exper ienced Own tools experience m carb ide preferred good benel l ts Ask for Mark 729-3100

quired High school graduate or equivalent, vefcd Michigan driver s keens, one to two years experience in buSdmg maintenance good me-chanical i M l y , s aMabia lor over-time work on holidays and week-ends as needed Hour ly r a te $10.16-81130 Appl icat ions w « be accepted until Fehruery 25. 1991 Apply n person or m wri t ing to:

Oapenmem qf P u M c Servicea City of Farmmgion Hta* 31555 w 11 Mas Road

Farmmgion HiBa. Ml 48336 An Equal Opportunity Employer

BUSY Farmington H8N automot ive needs CNC macnnia ta W e t ram if 6 months tactory experience. $6/hr Caa Oarace at UNlFORCE 473-2935

CABINET MANUFACTURER seafcs Shop Cooromator Muat be hjBy knowledgeable ot benfc and store flxturaa. woodworking and hrashing Position rsquwss s x c s l m t Muapr-mg interpretation sMBa References a musL Send resume and aalary re-qmrement* to 5024 Walbrook C l . W Bloomfield. M l . 48322

CABINET SHOP seeks top qual i ty wood finisher experienced m tne ap-plication o l lacquers paints, stains, etc Pan t ime poait ion after hours or weekends 347-4777

CAO OPERATOR Manufacturer seeking person lor CAD Design and CNC Program-ming Waeaeis Co , 1901 Mars ton Detroit. Mi.. 48211

CARPET SHAMPOOER Local company has severe! perma-nent M l t ime posit ions tor men 8 women Start immediately Guaran-teed income, company training it * c -captsd ExceBant advancement op-portunity Applicant must have sin-cere deeee to work Be neet in appearance Caa tor an Interview

454-2493

EXPANDING Mueic mot iva ted . Cashier/Clerk ings Must have extensive music

.knowledge recent 6 mos retaa ex-perience 8 reference* Can Manager 11am-*pm 522-3472

CASHIERS DRIVEWAY ATTENDANTS

Busy Shea fua service-stat ion now hiring M l 8 part t ime Muat Mka people 8 hard work AS shifts avaaaue Can TO 455-2636

CASHIERS Part time, flexible schedules -

Mobk Mart . 12 MUe Rd e l Fermmg-l o n R d C a i Anne 553-6121

CASHIER & STOCK Over 18 »rs old. taa or part - t ime $4 50 lo start $6 afler 6 mos ExceBant BeneMts Apply in a l Save on D n q a Talegr Maple Birmmghem

Telegraph at

CATALOG CALLS

Do you want $7-$8/hr? How about a greet off ice environment with rour own deek Wa need fu* ume people to sna—el incoming cake from cus-tomers responding to our nanonaty adver t laed p -oduc ts Comple te f raming plus baneftta m a luxurious computer ized ofhee CaB 351-8700

CHANGE YOUR LIFE! Start a new career in M I eelal i t today Ca* Erm Walsh si 356-7111

REAL ESTATE ONE

CHAUFFEURS neede d tor South-rata t asec smouame company Ex-perienced only per l hour* Detw**ni 10 6 n

t ime f lex iba oon 357-3368

CHIEF ENGINEER - Mewmum 2 yeers experience m the hoapltaaty held Ma«or matropoatan hotel EXCELLENT BENEFITS V WORK-iNG CONDITIONS Reply to Box 350. Obaarver I Eccentric Newspa-per*. 3625i. Schoolcraft R d . Lfvo-nia. Michigan 48150

CHILDCARE ASSISTANT tor In fanu and toddlers m Home Dey Cere F u i t ime M-F Part time avaaebla Group

CHILD/ELDER CARE COORDINATOR

Self starter lo implement nee re-source center tor Troy corporat ion B A pertarrad. excellent or genua tional.' commmcation s k * s Part-t ime t o s i art. flexibie h r * r^**ume or proposal to FamriyWorks. 4565 Cor-porate Dr . Sle 300, Troy Mi 48096

CLERK .'DRIVER Steel Service Center a looking tor an mtelbganl ambit ious person e i th good driving record lo pica up parts, run errands dakver small ordar* and do rmsc warehouse duties Apply n person only

Contractors S l e * C o . ) 36555 Amrtiem Rd (hear LaVan). L ivon ia

CLERK - RETAIL STORE full t ime poait ion Must have neet appear -ance 8 an art or draf t ing b a d e ground Apply at Northwest Blue print Co 13450 Farmingtoo Rd at Schoolcraft . Livonia *

COLLECTORS Attent ion: ' Co Section agency of the opportunity to earn $35 000 I

f i t * Are you tired of the namg quo-tes and no c m m a a a n i ' Does management take accounts away from you to avoid peymg you com-mission ' ' If you have at leest 8 mo of experience with a coBactlon ageocy we would Nke 10 interview you for a professional - si aw oppor-tunity Become part of a growing progressive company We re^ j i r o our coaeciors to type « mmenum of 20-25 wpm No interviews by tele-

For an appointment, quali f ied appli-cants should call 535-83B6

EXRRiENCEO 8 RELIABLE M e d K * Ofhce Cleemng Parson with re-tarecea 12 to 15 f i rs a week Seiery negotiable CaB 477-7022

CLEANERS needed tor Farmmgtdh H*s . W Btoomfleld Plymouei Canton homes 8 oMcea Flexible hours CaB 442-2660

CLEANING PERSON tar Farmmgion H«S oeeuty selon Mon * u r Fri 3 .30pm.dosmg Set Ipm-cioamg

855 5055

CLERK GTE -Va manufacturer loca led in Troy, is seeking s pan - t ime Clerk to eork approximately 8-7 hours a dey Monday-Friday

m tfna posit ion, you wai assume ciar-icai 'eaponaibWtws as eea a* scheduling and prepenng meeting room*. Ordering lunch** and hen-dkng venous t e l epho r * problem caa* Due to the nature of the work, cend-detea muat be very fie«.bie with work ing hour * end have sokd Personal Computer experience

raeuma to . or complete an appeca-non b a f . e e n 8am-4pm Mon -Fri..

GTE VALENITE 750 Stapheneon Hwy

Troy, M l 48083 3 rd Floor

A t tn Manager Steff ing 8

COMMERCIAL SALES Do dur ing but opportunity m a -HJîtry Sales s

• Paid training p rogram • Exce l l en t c o m m i s s i o n p l u s guersntee • Opportunity lor advancement • Good benefits peckeqe • No overnight t ravel We are looking tor a M l mo tna lod

•zzrz genuine commercial ssise a plus Good driv-ing record sea ant lei No drugs

An Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer

For cgsrsonai interview caB or apply m parson 0s»»sen I 0 e m - 6 p m OfWIN EXT E RMISIATIMG CO. BSC

547-2707

COMPUTER OPERATOR Growing Detroit B i s SO f i rm seeks qualif ied mdnnduel tar computer op-erator poait ion A a s o c i a l , s Degree « Computer Science a preferred Must be waang lo work svsrwigs Good opporiurMty tar advancement For co rwdereoon send reeume to Computer Operator. P O Box 779, Detroit M l 48231

COST ESTIMATOR

An Equal Opportuni ty Employer

CNC LATHE OPERATOR F*maiar with SPC soma program-ming Send reeume to P O Box 297. Br ighton M i 48116

COLLECTION CLERK Poertion available m our Plymouth hsedqueners tor sggreesrve out-going individual with outstanding communica t ion skas PuMc contact arid 'or previous c rsdn experience

We ofler ethptoyee benefits and merchedise discount Can Mrs Gilbert 451-5227

WINKELMANS An Equal Opportuni ty Employer

COLLECTIONS PERSON to handle patient balances lor med-ical Arm In Farmmgion Haa CaB

10 8 12, 737-9352

COLLEGE STUDENT Fu* 8 part t ime Marketing*)

be 18. $8 to start Uvome. arketmg Musi jrva 425-6980

COMMERCIAL INSURANCE Customer Service Rep - lull or pert l ime Exper ience necessary In Plymouth C M Shan 459-9797

. COMPUTER OPERATOR lor a f ternoon stmt 2 Veers minimum, experience on IBM 4300 Series Computer Send reeume to B o i a 348 Observer 8 Eccentric News-pepers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd . Uvonle Michigen s e t 5 0

COMPUTER TECHNICIAN Largest compet i tor t o Pilney Bowes seeks technician tor on site repair Knowledge of M S DOS end PC as-aembfy required CaB EVCOR at

462-6004

CONSTRUCTION LABORER Hard worfcsr needed tor B*ming-ham building company helerances raquêd ' 2S8-945T

COOK NEEDED for ieke< 8 vacation repiacement Exparwnce neceesary Flexible hours Psrt t ime posit ion Appfy at

BEDFORD VILLA 16240W 12 MILE ROAD SOUTHFIELD Mi 48076

An Equal Opportuni ty Employer

growing infect ion mokkng j seeks an experienced

Coat Estimator O u a M e d candidate shouM possaes exper ience m pro-rsssmg of quotat ion. pretaratMy at trie plastic* held and blueprint reed-ing abanea For an opportuni ty to be a pert of our dynamic growth submft s reeume to

HR/Cdbt Est imator Plymouth. Mi 48170

COUNTER J»ALES 8

DELIVERY/ DISTRIBUTION

$ ' * 5 $3S0'wk Fus-lane Days Vehicle required Muet be

a i i i n a a l M i f new CaB. 522

0C LIVERY en csasni eernmg po lenaa l PM smfts avauKae Muet be 18 8 have vead d m e r s kcenee CaB 2«1-18&4

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F

DESIGNER

SEAMSTRESS serger experience CaB Carol.

626-0254

. DIRECT CARE STA^ For group homes at Canton 8 Be l

Good benefit peck age am provided $5 25 to $6 85 to start C a i Robert eels on between t l s m 8 2pm weekdeys 471-5610

order pickmg and oroar wrrte up on computer Fua- l ime w e tram Ca*9-4pm. . J J M 4 3 0

CUSTOMER SERVICE In your neqjhOomood Earn $100 to $500rwk Flexible hrs No door- lo-door CaB 581-8124

CUSTOMER SERVICE REP Needed LUS t ime lor local d o t r i b u i o r Appfy in person at Commtron. 35245 Schoolcraft Livorae

CUSTOMER VENOER SERVICE Support posit ion Phone f n d Oeteii or iented mdnnduel needed tor na-t ional leasing company- if you era an independent sel f -mot ivated person pieaae send resume and cover letter elong asth salary requirements t o Control ler 30955 Nor thwestern Hwy . P O B o i 9066 Fsrmmgion HIBs Ml .48333-9066

DANCE INSTRUCTORS WANTED Outgoing individuals tor i a u tap. t ianbang. pom-pon and baBroom classes instructors needed m Brigh-ton. Birmmghem. Clerk stem Troy end other arees Exper ience he lp fu but w a train the r ight people CaB That's Dencmg 349-5330

DAYCARE ASSISTANT immediate o p e f m g m W Bloomfield home Experience with chi ldren and relerencee recused 661-0968

DELIVERY/WAREHOUSE with Novi dWtrtbutor Chauffeurs k-cenae -squired Compet i t ive wages wtth benefits Apply m person at AVD 41135 v m c e n t e C t Nom M Between 9em-4pm 477-1594

DIE SHOP HELPER avsusbis to tha ngnt

individual Dependable good math skMs 8 vakd dr ivers l icense Bene-f i ts Appl icat ions taken Tuesday f rom 9em-11am onfy

Love Machinery, mc 32129 Block Garden City

DIRECT CARE STAFF Needed to work with aeveioc m a n y

'group home set t ing vaad drivers license. $6 to Start - trained A* shifts available Piaaes caa Canton area Sherry 455-0001 Westlend area S t a r 721 -8977 Lrvoma aree Kim 261-6305

DIRECT CARE STAFF Fua or pan lo work wi th handi-capped adults m Westland $5 00» hr to start * benefits Promot ions a v l e o i e Contact Greg et 595-3253

DIRECT CARE STAFF HaaBsU tor

Soup "homes localed tn Wayne 8 Mdapd County Experience pre-

ferred but no neceessry For More Informelion CsB

Terry W Bloomfield 826-0065 Fsrmmgion HMs Diane 477-4851

Canton Maiâeo-A55-2944

DIRECT CARE STAFF Area group homea seek caring en-ergefcc per ione to mentaBy shifts a v axceaant benefits CaB I 0 a m - 4 p m Besenaa 899-6543 699-3808 Westland 326-4394 Deerborn H is 277-8193 R e t f v d 5 3 7 M 4 6

DIRECT CARE WORKER No expe-rience required Adults special pop-ulation Fiaxibia schedule benefi ts

port CaB 753-4804

DIRECT CARE WORKER tor group nom* m Deerborn $5 00 per hr l o start no experience neceessry C a i i0em-2pm tor interview . 58 J -3068

OOGGROOMER Must heve excellent sdeeormg abilities tor quality or iented shop Westland Tne Poaft PuO 421-9247

DRIVER/DEL/VERY straight t ruck operator Local Heavy Mtma Good pay S e n l i Clean MVR Cheufleur rCOL/OOT qusBBsfl Bat . s e n 8-4 427-4346

DRIVERS NEEDED Travel SouDt Eaewrn U S and earn $500 *-wesaiy Peraowel r skatas verwas ' a j j i f i c :>etwr'daCiia ^ k r x l x i

ce l . 326-3500 beteeer 9am and 3pm. Mon Bvu Fri Spend the next 2 4 wka m FLORIOA

And Gel Paid For i t '

- PACKAGE VAN -PERMANENT 8 TEMPORARY

B you are mtereeMd m bemg a pert Of a rapidly g r o i n g smak peckege d s k i s i y system than RPS haa a J f t U oppor tun i t , lor " y O u ' W an owner/operetor Muel be at taeet 2 1 year* of age and heve one yeer comnWcie l dr iving experience CALL

ROADWAY PACKAGE SYSTEM Redtord 1313) 256-7503

An Equal Opport imrty Employer Afhrmelrve Act ion Employer

DRIVER WANTED • deny route PfymouSh to Arm Arbor Muet be 16 Own car C r a u f M i tact tor r«ureee Metr i Messenger

685-028C

EARN TOP PAY Be your own boss ta* or pert tane For more mtormelton caB

(504, 863-9104 - A d «1200

EARN WHILE YOU LEARN Lrvoma/Weetland aree

Local ofhcea of mternetioriei orgarv-zation seeks M l time, career mind-ed mdnnduels tor m o m e m aicees o l $30 000 p w yeer Free Merket T r a n n g No experience necesery CaB U w y Kmneer Monday thru Fri-day Noon-5pm el 477-9169

EDM OPERATOR with Form O m d -mg expenence 5 yeers experience requvea ExceBant b a n e h u F ar mmgton r * m aree 553-3390

ELECTRONICS aree Expenence on a r a a f boerds Greet eo rkmg condit ions CaB now to s ta r n n M u ' a , Good

-565-8820 M 8 T SERVICES

DOG GROOMERS - I necessaryx No tee* or tuit ion W * M l tram Training p rogram Pfym-outh area CaO Shirley e l

455-2220 or 397-3824

ELECTRONIC WORKERS

• PC Boer a Assemblers • OC Techrvoans • WsveAow Solders

ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166

DOG SITTER NEEDED lor 5 month old Golden «eirwvwr at your houee ^ C " Bmrsnghem/Royai Oak area anytime at 852-0537 or 644-5754

DRIVER'BENCH HAND For local pickup and dakverea. plus bench hand duties Weu iend A>ee Overtime Benefits CeB 595-6400

DRIVER Fua qr p a n time. Must have good driving record Retireea Welcome

474-2010

Dr -vers i Dispatchers/Mechanics For growing cab company

Caa tor • 591-2325

DRIVERS/RETIREES •Florist needs part tvne driver tor f lo-ral daevery good driving record 8

Apply in pe rson only

JOE S PRODUCE 33152 W 7 Mae Uvoraa

DRIVER/TECHNICIAN - Medicat Supply Company needs «<dhnduel to deliver setup and instruct on medl-csi equtomem in home setting w e tram right person Good drrvmg record a muat Ca i between 9-3 aak tor Micnaei 277-6000

ESTIMATOR machine 8 gagmg beckground work m an estimetmg 6 depsnment WW be demg estimat-e s conceptmg 6 quote wntmg Send rssums to Butch Ayers Quek-ty Systems neers. Inc. Novi. M i 48375 EOE

Manager K J Law Eng^ 42300 W 9 Mae Rd

EXPOSE YOURSELF Caen. M 4 n Poruait studio a now hiring telemarketing managers A l egee ar * encouraged to apply Must be motivated end a san-staner Fua t ime PM shift CaB Snaryi Tues 6

Wed N22-6648 Equal Opportunity Employer M/F

FACIALIST 8 NAIL TECH , Licensed .pr : onais to work m

HAIR IMAGES Where yo i * hew becomea a r*esc-t n n Ol you Apply m person 2 ' 5 0 0 Plymouth Rd Lrvoma 11 b * W of «n«sler « d l o r ca* 42T-6711

ELECTRICAL TECHNIQANS • Long term posmons • Aulomcame hemeeaes ' Support assign engmews • Documentebon friendly • Draf t ing or CAO required Ideel tor p M EE student

ALLIANCE TECHNICAL SERVICES 30600 Telegraph Rd »2183

Birmmghem Ml 48010 645-2040

ENGINEERS apta 8 pre-product ion M stamping/ body aaaempfy/pemcaig/mapnine 8 cont ro l * 3-5/yrs experience t f i ts Feepeto

LOIS RAY PERSONNEL

SOUTHFIELD 559-05601 EXPERIENCED HAIR QESKxME R For very t rehd setting saior Trem-mg m color 8 perma p » * f n e d Ex-per ienced O p i y After 7pm 628-5392

EXPERIENCED Manager enter Market

CaB Tony .459-7751

• FIRE RESTORATION CLEANER No experience neceeaery but ne ip-M . 35-45 hours per eeek Star t ing pay $5 50 per hour 277-0206

FIRM SEEKS F t * T»ne Guerd rvgh •choo i dtotoma v GED $5 75 an h o t * , muat have car 8 phone WM t ram Some nights 8 weekends. Ap-ply m person Mon -Fri a l 28244 Ford Rd Garden Cay or can

" 522-5678|

JTPA FUNDED

FLOBBST SALES F u l t ime p e n ame. d * * » A eves

s a r s s r w a s r s i Rd W Blanit iBalf l or 22602 F o r t Rd

Vincene Court . Novi M A V 0 4 ^

477-1964

GENERAL LABOR

M S . benef i ts Starts al $4 50 to $5 an hour Apply at 24660 N Si Or N of Grand Rrver Haggar tyS H a e u d

GRAND OPENING Local womena i s l t h d u b now nmng luA pert t ime If you enjoy showing other* much tan get t ing m snap CaB 7 3 9 - 7 U 0 aa*

GROOMEP WANTED -a muet" Experienced Greet

»ryie 932

FITNESS INSTRUCTOR Part t ime needed tor uvoma health, d u b s'aek aa r «»emngs CaB 591-12

." "GROWTH in me $1 Bafton landecape industry Chemtawri e tha l a i d * ' Our buanri—* * always growing, and so are the people who work tor u* Consider one Of the toBowing poe> l ions

• TELESALES REPS • DISPATCH CLERK

• FIELD SPECIALIST TRAINEE To queaty tor Vs* Fe*d Specikksi poait ion you muet tie 21 yeers o l age and neve a v a M d m e r s koenes with s good dr iv ing record w e oftor a compet i t ive salary mth training provided r teess spply m person Or send your reeum to

CHEMLAWN gERVICE 22515 Heaiip . Novi Ml 46375

Ar. Equei Oppor tuni ty Employer

5 9 1 - I 2 l 2 j

W^dmg , FLAME HARDENER bec^g r t xmd a e i Benefits end weg

7 2 9 - m g

FLWOTl DESIGNER Fiat ume experwnee a psus Com-; peti l ive weges oenef tu Apply m

Engkah Gardens 8 Fsvtene 6370 Orchard Lake Rd W

FORGING PRESS-OPERATORS i Current ly recruit ing exper ienced { Forging Prwes Operators with expe-rience with Hot Forging Preeaes 8| induct ion Heaters

Only Persons Wtth Direct Experience Need Appfy

RESPOND FOR APPLICATION TO MR LORD

P 0 BOX 29 T9 DEARBORN. M 48123

OR CALL MR LORD s

313-274-3700 An Equal Opportunity E m p K W

DOWNTOWN FIRM seeks fu* t ime Guerd High kchooi diploma or GED $5 75 e r hr Must have car end phone w e t ram Some mgMs 6 neek ends Apply m parson Mon ; Fn . 26244 Ford Rd Oarqen City ot e e l 522-5678 JTPA Funded

GUARANTEED INCOME PROGRAM $26 000 mimmuiT annual income" Gat a test start l o success with • f l ec t i v * and complete traaung Pro teewonemm manes * difference1

CALL TERR V AT 326-2000 Reel Estate One. mc Weatlanc

GYMNASTIC i N S T R u C O R must be at least 16 yeers' o ld Gymnestic t-eck g round Apply et Fartnmgtor YMCA barund C'owieys on F*rmmg-ton Rd or call Jeer 553-4020

BUSY HAIRDRESSER tor a n o n

nam LX 851-9390

» FRUIT MARKET Del . Stock 8 Cashiers

Fidi 8 pert time Farmmgion ares . 476-7766 I

FULL TIME POSITION tor exper i - ! enced Paper Coeter. Apply et | Nor th . s e t Blusprmt C o . 13450 Farmmgion at Scnootcrsn. Uvoma

GENERAL LABOR $5 74 per hour F t« benefits Gnnd-mg * n d pokshmg mvorred Appty m

US mdustnai T o d 8 Supply 15101 O e e t . Plymouth

GET s Shape and earn $5 50-hr

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTANT 2 to 4 years experience Acoo i»*mg Degree - strong G P A G e n e r * ledger financial statement budget-ing ia> exposure Competi t ive sal-ary 8 hinges Resums with -seiery history to Manager • A d m m e i r a l o r

. 28100 Gorauch RORkAlS Mi 48174

tor kohl houaskeepmg Mon-»n 25-35 Hrs w k CaB 476-1

GIFT GALLERY - Plymouth now be-ing to* 8 Pari tune sales 8 s*pc» help Ca* Mors tor appl 453-7733

GREENHOUSE 8 GARDEN Center Enquire at 8000 Newtwrgh

between 2 8 5pm

HAJR DRESSER 8 NAIL TECH For B i rmingham Salon Muer be ex per ienced 8 work kome evenings Ca* 540-6644

HAIRDRESSER NEEDED -' Chen : « n t s avaaapia Good L ivoma location

46* -2270

HAIR HAIR " HAIR

London Room • growing Leernmg o p p o r t u n i t y G o o d commiearor avaaabie 427-4264 Or ce* after 8PM" 349-650S

HAIR SALON of fer ing rental apace

rsts 8 electrolysis South fa id 353-6644

HAJR STYUST 6ARSE R or Beeuh oar - wanted at -er-. O a r lew w * t ing The name o> the

shop a - Sr-ar. Your Ht 27726 Plymouth Rd U voma Ask for joa rme 425-5440

HAIR STYLIST WANTED «ON commiawor Quay Wonoanenc Ma* d o s e d Sunoeys 261-4130

fa HOME C 6ERV ICE GUIDE c=a 9 Aluminum Skiing

AAA/ALUMINUM/VINYL TNM gutter

Lie i n s Free t n Ken. 421-3816

GAG NIC R HOME IMPROVEMENT Awnmgs wdmg. trim, gut ters, roof -ing.. M i e o w s . enckoeuree. buedaig

Wis repeirs Lie 8 me 781-0303

WINTER RATES A iummum • Vmyi S idng gutters tr im, replecement windows • x j ' .ng decks, lencmg L K 8 ins 423-SoeT 685-0366

10 Antsnna's • iSTALLATON 8 SERVICE

T V Antennas f rom $ 145 Satellite TV I rom $35rmo

Ca* Jeff 427-6522 .

24 Basement Waterproofing

ALL TYPES OF WATERPROOFING Guaranteed

Frae Estimates Peter Mauti 476-1565

A 1 WATERPROOFING 15 years experience Free est

Rees rates Visa 8 Master cards, accepted 1-7332 534-9365

"BASEOENT LEAKS REPAIRED . Drams 8 Sump pumps repaired

30 YEARS EXPERIENCE EariM Jensen 474-6224

WETTSASEMENT PROBLEMS?

NATIONWIDE SINCE 1958 FULLY WARRANTED

LICENSED & INSURED B-DRY SYSTEMS

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"462-2353 ALL ABOUND CONSTRUCTION

DryweB r e p e a P e m t i n g . Basement Ramodaang, Adoft iona

Roofing Custom decks 326-9554

BILL'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Complete Home rtemodaUng

Add ' tons . Kitchens. Beths Painting. Carpentry 8 Decks

Free Estimates. 522-3253

CONTRACTOR - Ret i red 'L iceneed Complete Rempdaarig

Kitchens Bathroom*. Add i t i ons Window*. Endoauras. A M a n " X ' 734

DESIGN SERVICES by kcensed pro-fessions! architect Stykah creettve ideas tor new homea. eddmons 8 commercial Reesonabto 464-0964

HOME IMPROVEMENTS Besements. roofs, etac . p lumb ing ate Ins. work, comm' l r a n o v e t n n he . ins 15 yrs Rees ratee CeB C Roberts 422-9062. or 534-8924

HOMESTEAD BUILDERS INC Kitchens Baths, addi t ions rec r o o m s r e p l a c e m e n t w i n d o w s , decas Licensed insured and -epulabia • 477-3632

38 Carpentry

S M A L L W O R L D DONE

EFFICIENTLY 6 P * e « C I « » r n . V BY A LICENSED

CARPENTER LT 425-1707 WjU.T

40 CeWnetry A Formica

CABINET KING 534-2330

8 8 E l e c t r i c a l

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CaB Mark 479-2140

A A A ELECT R C R e . 8 C o m . breaker 8 toee panels, plugs, mosnone Lie Lew Prioee Free Eel Arvytane 584- 7 i e9

BILL OKLER ELECTRIC " Ree 8 C o m m - u c i me

Spedekzwig m old i 624-6713

' MertBet caCmets 8 vemtys ' Or cus tom buat by The Kmg • F o r m e s or solid wood door * ' Counter lop* *nd vanity tops Fra* m-home est imate*

CALL TODAY! REFACE/Rel tna* Kitchen Cebmets

Reftntsh Furniture

Dennis: 533-0871

42 Carpet Cleaning ADyaing

E X P E R I E N C E D E L E C T R I C I A N wants your w o n Free Est imstes Wests Oek lend County U * i

Weyne 8 887-2616

FREE ESTIMATES

93 Gravel, Driveway Repeir

GARAGE DOORS & OPENERS

CaB Noel Anyt ime 5 2 2 - « 2 0

NEED AN ELECTRICIAN? Res 8 . C o m m Fair pr ice* tree est Parkmg lot l ight ing repairs kc Unit-ed Mamtenence 946-2990

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I SHAMROCK DOOR 534-4653

110 Hoi itmq

your home Wiei shme. caB

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548-0514

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114 Income Tax

TECH ELECTRIC Res Comm Nwv. 8 old addit ions wiring Machine contro ls Master «C

CaH 2 4 / l v -286-1667

102 Handyman Male/Female

AN ALPINE FRESH CARPET -steem cleemng service 2 rooms 8 , ha* $35. true* mounted equipment Any sofa $30 Any loveeeet $25 Any chea $20 Pee* of d e e r 422-0258

78 Firewood

AAA HANDYMAN N o job too sma*

At work, guaranteed Free Estimate C e l anytime 531-2137

44 Carpet Laying A Repair

ALL INSTALLATION 8 REPAIRS Pad avaaebie A l work Guaranteed Relerence* 4 Yrs Experience C e l D e v e , 421-6520

AAA 100S, SEASONED I OAK) 1 face co rd 4x 8x16, $49 2to> $95 Free dekvery Stacking avaaabie

435-6928

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ABSOLUTELY ALL HOME REPAIRS 8 installations Plumbing. Electric Carpentry 8 Much Much More -

HANDYMAN JOE * Licensed 8 insured 624-7879

OU-IT-ALL Home Care 8 improvement

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27 Brick, Block, Cement A AAA CUSTOM BRICK WOtet

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ANY CARPET INSTALLATION 12 yrs experience

471-6078

55 Chimney Cleaning, * Building, Repair

ADMIRE YOUR FIRE SUPER WELL SEASONED

HARO - BIRCH FRUIT HACKER SERVICES 474-6914

QUALITY SERVICE SINCE 1948

A FREE 8 FAIR ESTIMATE o n a B b r c k bioc* concrete o r taun dstmr w o n Tuckpomtmg 8 c fw tv i ney repeirs Sma* or large 106a Resident.® 8 Commerc ia l Uc 8 i ns Call anytime 534-1570

*. Porch Endoewee. etc

HAMILTON BUILDERS Call 559-5590 .24 hrs

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n o * I I cuatom construct ion/rw-rrwMMkng Free est Randy 422-5969

BEZESKY MASONRY Brick btock 8 cement foundat ions r.replaces New 8 rspea

534-3214

EMH CONTRACTING INC Cement A Maaonary

•Smaa or large

MR. KITCHENS & MORE • KITCHEN 8 BATH S P E C I A L S ^

Beefier eft 8 Pioneer CePmetry

Chimneys Bu*l new 8 rape* J

Will beat any price! Senior citizen dacount

BEST CHIMNEY CO Dearborn - 292-7722

* SouthltekJ - 557-5595

ALL AREA DELIVERY A l Spat we* m i i s d dry ftrewooc

( 4 t t 8 i 16-20 1 Face Cord $40 beavered 39T-02S8

NOBLES LANOSCAPE SUPPlv SEASONED F|«EWOOO 8 COAL

Delivery or Pickup 474-4922

OMNI JOBS The P* 0lB0*i0oei Handymar

Let US Do Your Homework Bonded • insured • Licenaed

A l Work Gueranteed E lec t /c

HAVE YOUR TAX RETURNS Computer prepared ai t rw privacy end c o n v e r w i e e of your own home or office by M fy i remed proleesior -s n Tha CPA hrm preparee mdhnd-uai Busmees term 8 any s ta le* re-turn* 1-800-541-9062

INCOME TAXES done tar s m * l b u s m a n or mdnnduai bv

rates C e l Laura 422-6737

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R o c h s l i Bermean CPA 851 1402

TAX SPECIALIST P r o t a w u n e i help c *n save $$$$

Aftorney Bob Pirisno 256-8417

117 Insulation BLOWN IN OR ROLLED

A the*, we** and crawl space*

WOLVERINE SHEET METAL Lie 8 ins - 3S1-9060

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We Are a t at M 8 Ext Pamtaig Our Reputebon Speaks For itaeB

281 Tetevwion, VCR cm

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478-4398

SOUTHFIELD - 557-6611 F A R M I N G ' S * - 477-0664

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CENTRAL PAINTIUGCO Complete we* repair pomtmg pe-perhanging 8 - e m o v a FuBy msurea A l Denna or Oevid 777-4474.. 790-0199 Srv

CREATIVE TEXTURES 8 DESIGNS

_AL"S HOME REPAIR Plumping Work No Job Toe

S m e l No S e n * e O e r g * 24 hr Service C e l A. 533-3192

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22 yeer Free Est C e l f t c k 464-6299

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123 Janrtorial instal lation A n d 'Or Repe*

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Door* mstafiao $58 Dnpocei of O ld Door $ 10 Ex i t *

853-9931

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129 PAUL BL/NYON FIREWOOD

SPLIT DRY, Ci.fcAN HAROWOOD PICK UP OR DELIVER

937-3668

105 Hauling

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829-2733

SEASONED RREWOOO Mixed nerdwood $45 laoe cord 4x8x16 Free tooeLdeBvery

255-3927

SUPER WINTER SPECIAL $47 50 DELIVERED Reoulerty $60

A l hardwood United Firewood 563-7606 or 729- 1346

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547-2764 or 559-8136

Affordable Landacapeig By LeCdure Custom new landscap ing Old -andacapmg reetored Tree* 6

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427-4442 •Floors •WMei proofing •aack'hoe e o n WORK MYSELF FREE ESTIMATE

348-0086

PLAN NOW FOR SPRING FIX UPS

root ing decks D o m a i n aadWtone u i « 423-see 1 —

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ABLE AND READY TO WORK WITH YOU

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Home Town Builders w Carpentry

HIGH HAT Cif fMflCY SWEEP

$55 DELIVERED OAK Fl

522-8733 •1 Floor Service

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61 Decks-Patioe LUMBER 1 DECKS

"Le ts lleeigr your one o l * k ind Free p r n l n t i n n e l Oeeign- service 8 eenmete* CaB Randy 422 5999

63 Draperies Slipcovers/Clng.

A BETTER FLOOR SANOfNG JOB Oto f loors Our specialty S lam work

477-7736

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459-3232 Free Eawnate* U c t n *

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471-8132 1

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364-3213

European Touch WALLPAPER - PAINTING

GLAZING MARS. .Z ING FREE ESTIMATES NSUFtED

879-2300

COUNTRY SIDE PLUMBING

- H E TILE LADY QuaPty audRsaicmei work by

8 cont iacto i Free 591-7622

273 Tree Service

pr j i *o*n j I'I—I done w e only uee A-1 CONNOLcY TRCE SERVICE

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T I ' w m m g Tc INSURANCE - LOW RATES"

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PLUMBING WORK DONE NO toe too a n a l

274-2468

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106 Heating A Cooling * COLE HEATPsG 6 COOLING

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534-2470 or 993-1409

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LOCAL 6 LONG DISTANT VERY LOW RATES 825-6612

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471 -0140

MAW STYLIST 'MANAGER For lamay or iented M t o n FvBi « r p a n Hrna 'Salary * oommiBBfon Canton. CaB K a O i r 941 -4190

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No axpar ianca 1375 - S?00 mkiy M you aka a rock n roa a tmoaphara and aiork ing w t h tha o p p o w t * aaa. oaa Kat la 557-3550

HVAC SERVICE TECHNICIAN tor 24 hour h a e h n g tmytcm compa-ny Muat ba axper iancad A haoe hand loots Caa 352-4041

INOUSTRIAL SUPPLIER In Madteon Halghta aeaka p a n uma. a l tarnoone. SNefMi*) Racwvmg d a r k Exper l -anca haipfui 544-4141

I N S U R A N C E

C u s t o m e r s e r v i c e f o r c o m -

m e r c i a l o r p e r s o n a l l i n e a .

A g e n c y e x p e r i e n c e . G r o w -

i n g , f r i e n d l y c o m p a n i e s .

S a l a r i e s f r o m $ 1 5 - $ 2 0 . 0 0 0 .

F e e s p a i d b y c o m p a n i e s .

C a l l 3 9 9 - 3 4 5 0 . SNELLING PERSONELL SERVICES

Only

A G E N C Y P O S I T I O N S Southhald - L ivon ia - Troy

Detroi t - Deerborn - Farming ton C o m m a r d a l A Persona l U n a *

CSR s-Marka t ing-Cta ims-Ratar *

C O N C O R D P E R S O N N E L 10500 Middlabal t Rd 474-2200

INTERIOR LANDSCAPING Leading Interior Landscap ing Fi rm, aaaklng aa rnca tachn idana . salt • tar tar paop ia onan tad . a n d g o o d t ranspor ta t ion a must W « Tram.

Call. 356-0944


HOLIDAY INN - SouUKMd. now hi r -ing - Restaurant A Bar Manogor Must h a * * s t rong kon t -o l -« ia -houea

age A g rowth po ten t ia l Apply m paraon M 24555 Taiegreph

353-7700

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS M i c r o H m bua inee i m l # U o m A r a e near Ford Aaaamtyy Ptarn • seeking tun tane employee* S5.50 - S4.00 par hour. Scheduiec hou r * 4am-4 30pm. A p p N at 44733 Waet Road. Wlxom. M i .

JANITOR- Fua t ime posi t ion e v e l -abla. * f«arnoon/e*a iang shift Lhro-nia araa Comp le te benef i ts A s u a lent work ing c o n d M o n Any interest-e d person shou ld caa M * r i t * n a n c a Manager between tOam-Spm lor In-terview appo in tment 422-3310

JANITORIAL CLEANING night* , must have *>par tence A ref-erence*. S t a n m g SS/hour Phone be tween 11-5pm. 478-5473

L A B O R E R The Charter Townsh ip o l Can ton t * accept ing app l ica t ion* tor the poai-t ion o l h ja- t tm* Laborer . To pe r fo rm rout ing manua l labor work In * var i-e ty o l Townhalp ope ra t i on* At t i m * ot appl icat ion appl icant muet submit a copy o l Leemers Permit tor a Commerc ia l Dr ivers License (COL) G r o u p B Endorsement N t rom the S te le ot Michagen Must successful ly pass r oad teat, at sppacant s o w n expense, wt thm 80 flays alter em-ployment EsceMent dr iv ing record , w i th n o m o r e than 2 po in t * on cur -rant dr iv ing r e c o r d Rale o l pay; 4 4 73 hr p m * a m a w it benef i ts Apply * t C a m o n Tewnthap Person-nel Division. 1150 S Can ton Canter Road. Canton. M l 44144. Last day for flung March 1. 1901

A n Equal Oppor tun i ty Empioyar

LAB TECHNICIAN - Farmington Hia* Fua Ume. chemical degree, c o t n o u t i r & v a r h t l I k Ms ASSISTANT CHEMICAL Engineer. Romulus Part t lm* . 2 yr col lege chemis t ry , compet i t ive salary. Resume* : C inc i nna t i , MUacron . Produc ts Dhr Personnel. 34555 HiBs Tech Dr.. Farming ton HiBs. M l 44331


LA ICMKEY P R O G R A M ASSISTANT A f t e r n o o n s . M o n - F r i . . t o r

LATHE OPERATOR Fua or par t uma. Fua benef i ts

L ICENSED TREE and lawn sprayer M m 3 -5 y r * aapananoe 274-4540

L E A S I N G A G E N T Entry leva! leasing agan l tor larga -p.os i r i j i i ius apa r tmen t p rope r t y Non smok ing of f ice located m Troy Must b e sals* A people onen led t Training inc luded lor thM fast paced

RUSH R E S U M E Somerset Park 2405 Dor cheater. Troy. M l

LEASING CONSULTANT Enthusiast ic person needed to an-swer telephones, achedule appoin t -men t * . show and leeae apar tments m the Now araa Expenence helpfu l but not necessary WM train the r ight person Send raauma and /o r latter of interest to Bia. P. 0 Box

2440. Farmington HM* M l 48333

LEGAL ASSISTANT/PARALEGAL

Special ists tn Social Security Dw-abwty or Personal injury H you a r e * compe ten t self rtarter currently not achieving the prolaseional sat 1st ac-t i on you deserve th i * may ba your oppor tun i t y tor advancement Our advoca te* develop and present their o w n c l a i m * w e are a National Or-ganizat ion based m Nov*, expand ing our staff o l protoaaional legal assist en ts Treyel requ i red Top no tch Ora l and w r t t t a n , communica t ion skats a m u s t Nodbmokmg of f ice Sand reeume and salary r equ ra -ments to Box 2840bserver A Eccen-tr ic Newspapers 34251 Schooicraf t Rd Livonia. Mich igan 44150

LEGAL ASSISTANT wi th excel lent academic credent ia ls A computer skias des i red for fo redoeure A commence ! l i t igat ions c o u n WMlng to assume subatant ia l respon* ib i4-t iea Send reeume to : M A H . P C . 30200 Telegraph. S ta 447. B i rm ingham. M l 44010


Ught indus t r ia l

READY TO WORK??

CALL KELLY!!

K e l y Tempora ry Serv ice* always haa p lenty of l o b * to of fer . Our ughi mduetr ta l )ob* d o n ' t raqulra any ex-per ience just a g o o d a t t i tude end a aenee of

P A C K A G I N G V I O E O T A P E S I N U V O M A

• Steady L o n g - t e r m Ass ignment * • Over t ime po ten t i a l • Locat ions m L ivon ia and Waat iand

APPLY TOOAYI1

Livonia . . . . 522-3922 29449 W Six Mae Road

West land 324-5590 494 Wayne Roed

KELLY Temporary Services

Equal O p p o r t u n i t y Empioyar M / F / H

LOSS PREVENTION/DETECTIVE Saks Fif th Avenue Feirtsne has a immed ia te o p e n i n g tor a highly mo t i va ted loss p r e v o n t y i f floor da-

parson M o n - Frt . , lOam-5 Fif th Avenue. FaMlane TowiVCenter. Dearborn

A n Equa l Oppo r tun i t y Empioyar

5 0 0 H a i p W a n t e d

I N S U R A N C E CUSTOMER SERVICE REP

Large mauranoe Agency le i q u J a i i d pro fess iona l CSR s

• 2 yrs. in CSR m i n i m u m

> C o m m u n i c a t i o n and organ iza t iona l

> Data Entry k n o w l e d g e

EaoeBant benef i t p a c k a g e Inc luding a 4 0 IK p r o g r a m

New m o d e m oUtoe faculty

N O N S M O K I N G OFFICE

Donna E c o n o m o : Inauranca G r o u p

24800 Tatagraph R o a d Southhe id . M i . 44034

LANDSCAPE SUPERVISOR - com-petent A c reat ive In a l f o rme o l landscape cons t ruc t i on S a n d ra-auma t o 100 W Big Beaver . Su iM 200. Troy. M l 44044

W E S T L A N D C O N V A L E S C E N T CENTER has a fua t ime poai t ion avai lable in t ha Laundry Depar t -m e n t N o expe r ience neceeaary. wai t ram Benef i ts w*a inc lude Hoadaya, Vacat ion and Sick pay A p p l y at: 34137 W W a r r 4 n

L IMOUSINE DRrVER W A N T E D Thoee wi th extens ive expenence

appfy Please c a t M o n -824-4242

need only a p p F n 9 a m - 5 p m ,

L IFEGUAROS Li feguards. u tegu* . - j . ' Shi f t Supervi-so r s Swim Ins t ruc to rs tor summer saaeon. M i n i m u m requ i r emen ts in-c lude U t o g u s r d T rs imng aa wea as cur rant cer t i f i ca t ion in C P R. and First A i d C e l K a n at Cas t le Gar-dans Swim Ckjto Hlx Road. Lhronia. for appl icat ion. 444-7947


I N T E R V I E W I N G

ment in e lectronics, commun ica -oona. sngmsar tng, etc. H igh Schoo l

ne Or ads 17-34 G o o d m a t h .

P h o n e 1-400-922-1702

SEEKING QUALIFIED L IFEGUARD

« er,deiN.<-.od Club. P O Boa 2031 . Farmington HUs. M l 44331. A t tn . Susan H o f f m a n

M A C H t N E p t A L E R Has open ing lor par t t ime C N C M o -g rammar Muet have abHty t o I r a n Send reeume t o boa 314 OOaerver A E c c e n t r i c N e w s p a p e r s . 3 4 2 5 1 Schooicraf t R d . Uvoraa. Mich igan 44180

MACHINE Tool Electr ic ian* A Hydrsukc P ipaMts rs Appfy JtC Electr ic m s t s l a t i c n s

• 532-4130

I N S T R U C T O R S

Openings in A ie rm Sys tem msts i ia-t ton and Programming , h o m e mavv-

m d h o m e a m g I

M o Tech a vocat iona l *choot . I * ex -pand ing la t ra in ing p r o g r a m a n d ha* openings far ins t ruc to rs at the De-t ro i t a rea Soma aght e lect r ica l ex-per ience p i e lan ed - W e are look ing for d e d c a t e d , ene rgeu . end matu re mdtvtduals Must have g o o d c o m -municat ion skate and an (cry wo rk ing wfth people A m in imum of 3 -5 yra wo rk ing exper ience requ i red, leach-ing exper ience helpful Send raauma l o

MoTech Educat ion Canters 3 5 1 5 5 i n d u s t r i a l Rd Uvonta . M l 48150

A t tn O f l -S i te Tra in ing Coord ina tor

MAINTENANCE PERSON Exper ienced in electr ical, p lumb ing heat ing a n d mr cond i t i on ing Fua t ime tor Southhe id A ttrmnghsm apar tment comp lex . CaB M o n - F n . 9am-5pm. 352-2554

A n Equal Oppor tun i t y Empioyar

5 0 0 H a l p W i

MACHINE M A I N T E N A N C E N n > infect ion mo ld ing f a c M y needs. » y r *

S t rong h y d r a u l c fence. K n o w l e d g e • ewci fKu* t i p c n a n o a

Ol »«o Boa 372. Obeerver A Ec-

oer t r tc Hswspspe r t 34251 Schoo l -craft Rd . Uvoma. M K f S g e n 48150

Pos MAINTENANCE 0 E J T

i I n m g pient S t rong mechan ica l skMe wffh o w n toola e muet Know ledge of ' • 6 'Arc tha id ing a n d / o r plus Pa id vacation, i cat A 401-K Sand i

nager 4500 Eaet War ren . 4 f c o

MAINTENANCE Fua tane posi t ion lor qusMtsd ha rd work ing parson C a i B r u c e at : A rdmore Center . UvonM. 474 -3500

MAINTENANCE A needed tar apt complex l oca ted in l io r thuMe Expenence Helpful C a i M o n - F r t . 11-8pm

MAINTENANCE person for T roy o l -acw complea- Fua t ime M a t u r e A dependable Salary p lus m s d K a i FtaHver Development 455 -5955

MAINTENANCE P E R S O N F t * t ime Southheid mgnrtes

i In air c o n cond i t i on -ing. pkjmtMng. f leet ing a n d appe-ancea a muet. C e l M o n - F «

559-A020

E 3 E M P L O Y M E N T - R E C R E A T I O N A L - R E A L ESTATE • P E R S

f

WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS

CLASSIFIED HAS IT!

Readers recognize classified as the marketplace for merclrarTdrser?^trowcase Tor — serv ices they s e e k . Indiv idual en t repreneurs a n d b u s i n e s s e s o f all k inds rely o n c lassi f ied t o reach the buyers they des i re .

Classi f ied. . . i t 's t h e rel iable r e s o u r c e for the r ight results.

©barber & Icccentric C L f l 6 6 l f = I E D A D V E R T I S I N G

644-1070 Oakland County 591-0900 Wayne County 852-3222 Rochester/Rochester Hills D C A D U M * 9 P M . T U C S O A Y F O R T H U R S O A Y E D I T I O N / S P M . F R l O A V F O R M O N D A Y E D I T I O N

IPO n

SERVICES AUCTIONS RENTALS ANTIQUES

MAINTENANCE PERSON Exper ienced in h i - lo m e c h a n i c s sisct in.si, mechanica l A AbaMy to sponelbawy of s m a l p lant S u b m i t qusMce t lons . work e x p e r i e n c e A wage requi rements A t t en t i on Opar -snone Manager . P O Box 721009 , Berkley. M l 44072

MAINTENANCE Temporary fua tane poef t ion tor md i -vidusi a l t n exper ience m a p t c o m -munity s t f t tmg Know ledge of H V / AC and G E appl lenca* he lp fu l For

I. 244 -9100

MAINTENANCE WORKER - Expert -

W" ius w m • ww i nn • • a . a e s wi j. G o o d benef t t * Appfy In p e r s o n be-tween 1pm-5pm. M o n - F n a l Ramada inn. 4270 Wick Mam R d . Romulus N o Phona C a l s Ptssss MAJOR CORPORATION WWi 84 yaars repu ta t ion of quaaty and service

N O W HIRING •

Trainee • Assistant Mansgsrs • Seles Rep • Direct Sales • Retsa Rapid g rowth wtth benef i ts incentives and m u c h m o r e

525-4245

STOCK PERSON - For beau ty salon W « t r s m C e l Marvy

855-0474

VIC TANNY has Immedte te open -ings tor Nsarp persona t o t ra in aa Mahagsrs m our Oetrort Me t ro aree locat ions Excaaant career o p p o r t u -nity. rap id advancement if y o u a r e wea g roomed and In excaaant phys i -cal condmon and look ing tor a fun fua t tma career tn tha hea l th and f i t -ness hskd Appfy in p e r s o n Tuee A Wed . Feb 19 A 20 be tween 2 -4 P M ISOOO Nor th land Dr . Sou thhe id

M A N A G E M E N T OPPORTUNITY W a l street investment f i rm e x p e n d •re We t ram thorough ly Reg is te red r tp raasnta t iva to managemen t o p -oor- i jnme* Send r seume wtth cove r S a e r t o :

First k i vee to r * C o r p 4 f 2 Lonaehore Or . Su i te 1

Ann Arbor . M I 4 4 1 0 5 A t tn Ben Gr i f f i th

£ 2 . Drencn

MANAGEMENT TRAINEES company needs to o p e n 2

N o e x p e r i e n c e nec-assery win t ram Earn ing po ten t i a l 134.000 • bonus, secur i ty requ i red

254 -9554 291 -7722 425 -5230

Manegemsnt Tremee

C O L O R A D O PRIME - t he leader m the rn-Mome Food Serv ice indus t ry

snsmsnt Ti U v o m a of f ice Your hou rs w«t b e

a s m so 1pm M e n T h r u F r i Spm l o e p m M o n i f i ru Thu rs

• e m to 1pm Set

1ST W E E K -PSM t r e m m g • 4 2 4 0 / w a

2ND w e f c k -• A340 seiery + bonus - S340 /wk

AFTER 90 D A T S - M A N A G E M E N T -Satary - 8400 * $400 "ws or more

QUALIFICATIONS A S o m e te lephone expe r ience

pre ler red B Proven las

Pbr persons) mtsrv tew tact M s Smi th s i

WHY - T NOT - Y O U t « a n 25. own my own b u s a i s s i af ter 3 m o s of training, and now I have 8 posi t ion* avai lable Up to S375 per

t ra in ing Prof i t shar ing, and mcar-ttvae Rap id ad-

vancement CaBMa ik l 4 5 4 - 4 5 2 0

MANAGER FOR $ W I M A T e n m * Club, adutt w /Magua rd A m a n a g a n -

Kandaewood O u b . P O Box 2031 , Farmington H*|* . 44331. A t t n Susan Hof fman

MANAGER W A N T E D 'a im nna i l km lor Mi f i »

MANICURIST/NAIL T E C H

Ptywiouth area Day*. 4 5 1 - 5 * 4 5 Eves 4 5 4 - 4 7 7 1

MANICURIST - Progrseahia Sa lon Guarantee to alert t c o m m e a o n Exper ience p r e f V r e d C l i e n t e l e

471-4100 474 -7448

MARKET RESEARCH F IRM needs tvseksnd Phone in te rv iewers Sa l urdey A Sunday only C a i Sandy

am Tues » F n 1 2 7 - 4 0 2 5

MANUFACTURING SUPERVISOR Manufactur ing tacarty ' doaurae A other ansa

malafy 20 hourly s m p l c i e e a Corrv-p M U leaponeibeity tor p r o A j c t l o n . scheduling A daevenng Repor ts t o ganaral manager J o b ahop h a n d s on melsf tabneatasg a must Compe t i -t ive t i e n e l t t A pay pacaa i

Date* Fabr ica t ing

Ft 5 0

A pay package ea t i ng Inc

12B90 Netaburah R d Uiroma. M l 4411

591-0413

MARKETING P R O F E S S K » * A L u v o n M Baaart compute r has naw poai t ion ai Marke t i ng d a p e n maM OuaaRad appacanf wta b e wea organized and a salt s tar ter H e / s h e s i t e p ro f toen t m Pagamakar ver-sa*- 3 01 for the 0 M . have exper t ence at wr fung ed copy and b r o c w e layout Duties e « inc lude >0 n w •ng others m the uee of P e g e m a k e r . b rocure daalgn o rgan iz ing direct mae campaign and ooor tde ie t tng product ion a I a new Wetter Ptaaae

tne Haeepepers 34251 Schoo lc ra f t Rd Uvoma. M K h l g a n 4 4 1 9 0

M o n d a y . F e b r u e r y 1 8 . 1 9 9 1 O & E * 5 F


M a n a g e r T r a i n e e s R e t a i l

N a t ' l c h a i n $ 2 0 , 6 0 0 1 s t yr.S 4 yr Ii U n t i l degree pk je s o m e re-tell M o r e expenanoe Greet t r amma

R B S A S 3 0 C 1 A T E S A Q Y 5 4 0 - 4 1 3 0

MANAGER TRAINEES

GIRLS, GUYS >375 - MOO wkly average e e r i w i g a

Due lo ou ts tand ing a « e n s i o n ^ m -l e m a o o n a Frangrance C o n e e d * 15-20 a m o m o u * peop le immed la le -ly Vanou* p o a m o n * open f r o m ground Hoor to t * p e r managemen t Mus i have a greet a t t i tude be e r * thueiestlc and sn|oy work ing m a rock-n- roe a tmoehere N o axpar i -

C a r r l e 5 5 7 - 3 5 5 0

CERTIFIED AUTO MECMANIC Dta iarah ip a n d ' o r rac ing exper i -ence requi red Fua or pert t ime Cae M o n -F i i , 10-Spm 933-4240

M E C H A N I C 3 NLB Corporat ion, s n A i u t o c t u r e r i

c leaning hsadquar ted m Wlxom, ng ex penanced m e c h e m c a E x p e r i e n c e m

Some treveMng rsquared We offer an hour ly wage wi th benef i t p a c k a g e and profit shar ing Ptaaae appfy at NLB Corporat ion. 29430 Bock . l td . Wixom. M l 44393-2424 For d i rec -t ion* c a * - 313-424-5555

MORTGAGE L O A N ORIGINATORS looking to fere tor Weyne A Oak land Count ies Exper ienced p ro ton ed but not neceeeery Of fer ing g o o d compensat ion p lans wi th bene f i t * Strong sggrsesrve c o m p a n y C e l InlerTir*! Federal Sav ings Bank 313-845-3700 or send reeume lo: 305 East Eisenhower P a r t w a y . Sta 200. A n n Arbor . M l 44104 Att Debb ie Gieeson eoe

M O R T G A G E PROCESSOR/UNOERWRITE R

Exper ienced tar Sout f i f te ld non -con -t o r m m g mor tgege f i rm 353-4555

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

Exper i enced u n d e r w r i t e r ^ n d processor for weel s ide locat ion ai fast paced of f -ice Must have knowledge of FHA. VA A convent iona l gmdeknes Send reeume A salary requ i rements to

D Wa l lace Republ ic Bencorp Mor tgage

PO B o i 2718 F e r m n g t o n HUs. M l 44333

A n Equal Oppor tun i t y Empioyar

MOTEL - ALL P O S I T I O N S • Manager . Housekeeping, sn Clerks for a* sh i f t * Must be

Excaaant qual i f ied persona person Econo Lodge, g raph Rd . Southheid

Deek exper t -

i t - oppo r tunmoa tor na C e l or appfy m Lodge, 23300 Tele-

354-1900

NAIL TECHNICIAN EXPERIENCED needed tar d o w n t o w n Roya l Oak • a k m Fua tana Tuee - Sat CaB lor

544-0010

NAIL TECHNICIAN — wi th expen -ence m naw techn iquee of n a l c a r e Built c l ientele wel t ing for this pos i -t ion l o be need Ptakp No lan 's Salon. 33523 8 Mi le (m Nor th Rioge Commons) . Uvon ie 474 -2424

NO V I S A W A R D WINNING COMMUNITY

SADDLE CREEK 1 A 2 BEDROOM APT H O M E S

Dssigned wi th a p r i va te entry the t leeds you l o s wor ld of g rac ious l iv-ing For your convenience e waeher A dryer a long wi th a r a i s r m l car -por t s rs inc luded pk ie s d u b h o u y s

I you OPEN HOUSE

Set » S u n 11-5

On Nov i Rd . be tween 9 A IO R d . Met S of 12 O s k s Mee

O f f i c e

D e p a r t m e n t M a n a g e r

Seiery to 440.000 » yr* mprnnot a«i I ptoytnarrt c o m p l y m cru#ttr»g I ramtng fyot

- 4 7 3 - 7 2 1 2 -S t e v e n J G r e e n e P e r s o n n e l

OFF SET PRM4TER

and 2 color expenence neceeeery Beneltta Gerdon City 525-7410

OFFSET PRINTING— I tor offset work -

ing supervisor I n L ivonia neve m m 5 yrs expenence runn ing Ryota and AB Dick prsasss. e n d have exper ience wtth pho to -daac t pistes and C-nOery.equipment Pre-noue supervsadry expe r ience he lp -ful Phone or aend reeume to

Net ionel Reproduct ione Corp

At tn

433 E l a m e d Det ro i t . Ml 4 4 » «

941 -5252

PAINTERS - One tor e p e r t m e n l re-p e n t s ona lor c u s t o m new h o m e s Must heve s t rong cue tom expen -ence Pro lsa t ione la onfy Rep ly P O Box 54 New H u d s o n 4 4 1 4 6

PAINTER Sub wi th exper ience tools, tor apar tment and c o m m a r -d a l arork Sand 'wee

PART-TIME VAN'Orhrar . tor Senior Ci t izen Apa r tmen t Comp lex In Fa rmmg ion H * » Chauf tours Li-cense requi red C e l . 424 -4100

PEST CONTROL TECHNICIAN Fue-ttme. wi th s o m e expenence Salary beneOts A commiss ion

544-2104

PICTURE FRAMER W A N T E D F u l or pert tane Flexib le hou rs g o o d p e y 255-0457

773-442^

POLICY Holder Service Repreeenka-ttve tor ate insurance c o m p a n y Lome coursee pra tar red Heeums PO Bos 442 Rceemee Ml 44044

PRESCHOOL- 'DAYCARE AlOC wentsr l m Farming ton M4M aree. tor part t ime hours M o n - F n

477 -4020

PRINTER Aggressive •ncaent shop ai Uvo raa le lock ing tor s Dtode M k u c o m W e b b prees operator 2 r e a r s expenence af ternoons C a i s f ts r 9 a m .

525-4200 Ext 2 5 5

PRINTING COMPANY Is look ing tor smbi t tous parson to halp at b indery and m a k e dea venae Muet b e 19 or

good dr tvmg record a n d r a n e e Bene f i t * M tane

Garden City , 5 2 5 - 7 4 1 0

P R I N T I N G P R E S S M A N Need quaaty p reeamen wi th coun te r expenence tor Novi metant pr in t compeny A B ONk ' ITEK e x p e n ance Caa M o n - F n 9 -5 3 4 4 4 2 3 1

PROCESS ENGiNEER i m m e d i a t e o p e n i n g I

oppo«t u n. iee Send reeume l o 32974 Glen dele U v o m a M l 441S0

R E D W I N G

T I C K E T W I N N E R S

r

X

B . C a r l I n

8 2 5 8 R a n d y

W e s t l a n d 4 8 1 8 5

B i l l M c C a r l y

1 9 7 1 E . 1 4 Mile R d . B i r m i n g h a m 4 8 0 0 9

P l e a s « c a l l t h e p r o m o t i o n

d e p a r t m e n t o f t h e O b s e r v e r &

E c c e n t r i c b e f o r e 4 p . m .

T u e s d a y * F e b r u a r y 1 5 , 1 9 9 1 t o

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P O L I C E S E R V I C E A I D E I

CITY OF TROY Mua l b a Ugh schoo l g ra f fee ie or have G E D Muei be 14 y r * of age or

Lock -up . du t te i

Salary 117.000 per yt to M e n A p ptac*t«on* an aasbls unta 4 p m Feb 27. 1991 at Personnel Dept 500 W B ig Beavar. Troy


N s s m o to produce Oa la Process ing Repor ts using Assembler a n d ' o r C o b o l to p r e p a r e ' e p o r t * Muet have Assemb le r -Cobo i k n o w l e d g e

S tuden ts Wtth at leesl a s o p h o m o r s s tand ing ere encoureged to apply Do ts Pro ceas ing/Computer Science m e (or requ i red

I tane wm coneider part t ime Pay ra le M 85/hr Sand re-eume l o K Gray M C N Compute r Serv ices m c . 5225 Au to C lub Or . Dea rbo rn M l 44124

PROOUCTION ASSISTANT Chief reeponeitaaty wm be to manage qual i ty cont ro l records , re-por t ma la r i a l p rob lems to manage-ment and coorda ia te P-OOJCIKWI schedul ing wtth cus tomers Some compu te r bechground deevsb ts

MARKETING ASSISTANT Wai repor t direct ly to V lce-Pree iden i of Markatrngi1 Seles Reeponeibwt ie* mc iuda managing da ta baae sys-leme. coord ina t ing marke t i ng dvec-trvea a n d repor t ing marke t t rends Sen reeume or let ters o f app l ica t ion to-

ECS industr ies, mc P O Bos 477

Plymouth. M l . 44170

P r o d u c t i o n S u p e r v i s o r

Technico lor Video Csess i l e of M i d l -ine.

industry is current ly ICtlon Superv isor lor

X ? . seek ing s P roduc t ion the e f te rnoon or midn igh t shf f l

The eucceesful cand ida te i sees at laest 2 years of . . cou rss work and 2 yaars superv iso-r y s x p e n e n c e pretorsbfy as a high vo lume p r o d u c t i o n env i ronmen t G o o d mterpersonel . o re I end wr i t ten c o m m u n i c a t i o n skin* s must

Cand idetee possessing t n » neces-sary queehcat ions s n d expenence are u r g e d l o submi t their reeume and seiery h i s to ry / requ i remen t * to

TECHNICOLOR VIDEO CASSETTE OF MICHIGAN. INC

A t t en t i on Human Resource* - SO 39000 7 MUe Roed Uvonia, M l 44152-

Equai Oppor tun i ty Empioyar Minor i ty Female1 Hand icapped Vet


SECURITY OFFICERS Eaet end West SMM T r M x m n t y open ings Days e n d nights open FuH/part t ime 790-4400

S E C U R I T Y ' O P P O R T U N I T I E S

A T O A K L A N D M A L L immedte te opensnga tor f u l W h s se-cur i ty o f f i ce rs muet be 21 ysers o k j heve a vakd M v h g a n driver s li-cense and ab le l o w o r t aa shif t* w *

m i e n d r o o m tor advancement Star t ing pey S5 App ly m parson

Pieeae no te lephone caes

O A K L A N D M A L L 1-75 4 14 Mae

* * T IEB 23. 10AM-2PM

SERVICE REP Neeoed per t t ime for C red i t Un ion m Troy sree Some bank expenence he lp fu l Caa Mon-Fri 9 a m 5pm 435-4443


M l tane

T I T L E I N S U R A N C E Tit le m a u r e n c a Corp » sc-' seumes tor the loikrwmg

• Ti t le Exammar • Sales Rap rsssn la t i ve

5 yaars exper ience ra-

Box a 3 0 4 Ob-server A Eccent r i c ' i ewspepers 34251 Schooler a h R d Uvonia. Mich igan 48150

Equal Oppo r tun i t y Employer M /F

"TRAVEL A G E N T i a re buey a n d have an anmedie la

aa pheeee o l t rave l C e l Charyt 9 a m - 5 3 0 p m 353-0191

TRUCK DRIVER - Expe r i enced with

SHIRT PRESSER Evenings exper ienced only need app ly 2 9 5 7 1 O r c h s r d LakS R d Fa rm ing ton Htas

deavaraig. we renouse dukes , pspsr wo rk , detnrer ing pay ro l l Mags 114 78 per hour N o n canon ahop App ly a i 25255 Q iende le Oetrort M i N o caBs pieeae

Social Work

Bereavement Coordinator

C r a n b r o o k Hosp ice C e r a s n opera-t i ng unit o< A i m c a r e Hospice Ser-vices Inc . • seek ing s mot iva ted end quehhed ind iv idua l tor the POSH l ion of Bereevement Coordinator

Dut ies inc lude p lann ing and devel-op ing educa t iona l p rog rams rs is ted to gne t and bereevement , recruit-ing. t r a i n i ng educa t ing , supervis ing and eva lua t ing p r o g r a m volunteers Qu awn c a t i o n * inc lude graduate edu-cat ion m socia l wo rk , psychology counse l ing and educat ion, a mini-m u m o f 2 i e a r * of gnef bereeve-ment ckrancal counse l ing experi-ence requ i red - •

Anncare wai m a t c h your akiB* with * compet i t i ve salary and exceaani b e n s h t s For immed ie l e coruadsra-t ion cell (313) 643 -4855 or aend your

TRUCK DRIVER, p e r t - t a r ? to ryn rou te - truck m. m e t r o De t ron area Must heve vend C t or COL CMSS B A be eble to p a s s DOT phys ics l For

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D e n t a l - M e d i c a l

DESITAL ASSISTANT Ars you smt i J t *«f» mot iva ted? W e would Bke you to 10m our den ta l team, f u n tana RO-

DENT AL ASSISTANT O u t g o n g exper ienced. Inendhr aids-

needed l o b e par t o f busy ee-Ptymouth prac t ica Fua

453-4190

' OENTAL ASSISTANT-UVONIA Qui bua i s a r i a a s m a l aNca • lae i •ng tor s br igh t energet ic person tor a fua t ime p o e r f o n CDA or ROA pre fer red or m m m u m 2 yrs exper i -ence excel lent *aMry A benef i t * l9o evening* A Sa tu rday* W e are a team or ien ted prac t ice where em-ployees are appr s c a l e d tor thav av vofvement A latent Pteasa c a i A ask 'or Judy 522-7345

. D E N T A L • A S S I S T A N T

FULL TIME f you have exper ience and a r * •ookmg lor a pos i t ive change c e l us

PROPERTY M A N A G E M E N T c o m p a n y t a c k i n g *elf mot i va ted , h igh energy Mrvsl pa rson tar outs ide m a r k e t i n g poei t ion Please remi t r aauma to P O Box 445. La th rup vtaaga. Mi 44078

PUBLIC RELATIONS WW t ram br ight snt to jsManc people to work on phone m conven ient i i v o m e locale C a i 473-1300

QUALITY CONTROL INSPECTOR Fua-T ime poeit ion wfth a g row ing a u t o m o t i v e supplier Must be expe-r ienced m SPC Blue Pr 8 A u t o m o t i v e R e q u r e m e n t s

Sand Work H.story A Salary Rsqs.»sments Bo» 374 .

Observer A Eccentr ic Nasvspapers 34251 ' Schoolcraf t Rd Uvon ia . M i ch i gan 48150

REAL ESTATE - FuB service devel-oper a seek ing s n Adrrumstratrve A a a i s n m wi th s t rong b e c k g r p u n c m ree l eetete. marke t ing and leesmg Cand ida te m u d poeeeea g o o d peo-p le sfcais s n d have s general knowl-edge of const ruc t ion space pien-nmg end a l ienor assign P O Bos 7744 B loomf ie ld Haw M i 44302

REAL ESTATE SALES 425 000 guersn teed ' If you always wan ted to s tar t s career m rea l aetata, but ten you cou ldn t take a chance o n a lower l l rs t yeer a ioome. now te t he tsme t o get s ta r t ed Cak Carca Humpnnea a l 241-0700 l o

s e a of unBrmted

r e a l e s t a t e o w e

RECEPTIONIST FOR Fa rm ing ton H B f e h e i r a a t t n

e s s - to6o

S W I T C H B O A R D OPERATOR

IARGE meuraoce agency • rmeed o I

M m 5 y rs prev ious expennoe

N O N - S M O K I N G OFFICE

sENd cur rent resume lo Donna e c o n o m o Meedb rook I n c

24400 TRelegraph Southha ld M t 44034

Penny Murphy -

A m i c a r e H o s p i c e

S e r v i c e s , I n c . 2555 C r o o k s R d Troy M l 44044

An. Equa l Oppor tun i t y Employer

tor busy suburban

senttai Caa Juhe st UNlFORCE

S O R T E R S $ 6 H R .

immed ia te open ings in Fermmgton H.a* F u l t i m s d k y sh i n F. c o u r s g e d to sppfy Previous sor t ing expar ienca p re fe r red CeB 474 -721 }

STORE M A N A G E R for h igh vo lume greet ing ca rd 8 g in chop Experi-

e r e q u i r e d Send re*urne to Manager 5449 O c n a r d Lake Rd Ste 147 W Bsoomheid Mi 44322

STRSPPER'CAMERA OPERATOR Grow ing pub l i ca t i on pr in ter « sees mg 4 color f i lm s t r ipper m in imum 2 yaars s t r i p p i n g / d a r k r o o m experi-ence. Excel lent salary and benef i t * Br igh ton aree Can Mr F v r e l . 9 AM 5 P M 313-229-5848

S U M M E R S J O B S S4 55 - S4 55 par hour

Must be at least 14 years o ld v s r v ous s u m m e r p o w i i o n s avaaatae s o m e requ i re co l lege s p e c i a l i s e wqrk expe r ience or t ra in ing or are brruted to s tuden ts senior crtoena or ve te ran*

Con tac t Tha O a k l a n d Coun ty Per-sonnel D e p a r t m e n t . 1200 N T«se-

eph R d . Pont tec. M l 44341

TUBE F A B R I C A T I O N / * PROTOTYPE SUPERVISOR

M m m u m of Syr* e x e n e n c e on aa t ype* of tube b e n d e r s - P i n e t Mac 8 Eaton Leona rd T o o k n g daesgn. pro-to type A deve lopmen t exper ience Superv isory e x p e r i e n c e neceeeery A p p l y " H y d r a l i n k C o r p o r a t i o n 34440 G r a n d Rrv Htlla Between 9 - 3

Pa id V Paid Ho l i day* A Sick Tane

• Un i fo rm ABowance Mon th l y Bonuses

Prof i t Sharasg 4 Day Work Wee*

Southhe id 559-8418

ar. Farmmgion <313)477-91800

VETERINARY T E C H N I C I A N - FuB tane, g o o d pay. g o o d bene f i t s managemen t ' e e p o n s j & A l l e a Farpi-

H4t* . Ve te r ina ry Hoaprtai. 855-3095

ing ton 32732

W A L L P A P E R H A N G E R S exper ienced oem t ranspor ta t ion re ference* A o w n e q u i p m e n t

421-2241

W A N T E D Paopia tor Sales Oppor tun i ty G o o d hours , good pey. heve tun Wi l img to t r a m

450-2711

W A R E H O U S E Dependab le accu ra te , at tent ion to detai ls ' h a r O - w o r k o g . non-smo*ec Pick 8 pack ing e x p e r i e n c e d helpful Send reeume to W e r e n o u a e 27150 W 8 Mae Sou thhe id M l 44034

WAREHOUSE A DRIVER posi t ion MB t ime Class Ii l icense preferred but not necessary M u s t bp hard-w o r k i n g A e x t r e m e l y rehebie

. .Apply between 4 e m A 5 p m Feb 18. 19 A 20 only at 3 7 7 2 0 Amrh«.n

p v o m a M i 4 8 1 5 0

WAREHOUSE - Hard-wort ing de-pendab le p e r s o n requ i red to put atock away p ick o r d e r * , load t r u c k * G o o d w a g e ' b e n e f i t pec* age Nat ional CO App ly m paraon to 33174 Capi ta l A v a U v o m a M

W A R E H O U S E WORKERS 15 par hour L o n g A shor t t e rm ass ignment *

A R B O R T E M P S 4 5 9 - 1 1 6 6

DENTAL ASSISTANT Lathrup Vi l lage of f ice look ing tar a mot iva ted m a t u r e t e a m pieyai 'o r progreas ive m o d e r n of f ice -FuB tane beneht* Dr Amta Ragalado

567-4420

DENTAL ASSISTANT 3 yeer* exper ience reqmreo Matu re pe r *on reques ted tor m o d a r n buey Dental Qfhca FuB t ime 4 days per wee* Warren As* U? M r s M e c L e o d 755-7070


• D e n t a l - M e d i c a l

DENTAL HYGIENIST Our F a r m m g i o n dental pract ice m l ook ing tor a bygwraet srhc a

Bfve. g row ing pract ice with s protoa-ssonai traendfy staff 474-4400

OENTAL RECEPTIONIST F u l lane p o a m o n B v a e a b * at a buey

j

aetlc parsonaety excaaant

computer know ledge Top pay a n d excaaant benef t t * tof qual i f ied p a r * o n 722-5133

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST sparsenced 4 days N o

Sets Dee rbo rn H t * area l i s d i e prof i t aharmg 546-0373

GROWING medscai stable medica l bHar personnel Cea ma UNlFORCE

357-0441

5 0 2 H a l p W a n t e d l i e J l . k l


D a n t a l - M a d i c a l

M E D I C A L ASSISTANT . ParJ/tuB Uma For Btoomfta ld Haa Urgam Care Censer Expertenca ai x - r ay * .

EKQ 334-4450

M E D I C A L ASSISTANT NEEOED tor feat p a c e d Dr t ofkee « Cur ren t ly Set* only Addaionai days poss ib le Contact Uaa 422-4040

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Wi th X-rey expenence

Fua tane posi t ion Cea 533-4906

MEDICAL ASSISTANT exper ience pretarred fua t ime tar buey lamay prac t ica ai Uvonia

425-0209

M E D I C A L ASSISTANT - Fua t ime

A seiery negot iab le A*k tor Kan 442-1400

MEDICAL ASSISTANT nfy Fua tune tar

Sou thhe id mtern.* i Flexible h o u r * For in terv iew caB Dalore* 354-9844

M E D I C A L ASSiSTAN* P a n - t a n a m Pediatr ic ian* of f ice Must b e ab le to grve •CM m a - G e r d e n Crty aree 421-4192

H O M E - H E A L T H A I D E S

E a r n u p t o $ 1 1 / h o u r .

C l o s e < r h e a d i n j u r y p a t i e n t .

T r o y a r a a

{ M E D I C A L ASSISTANTS D a y a n d a f t e r n o o n p o w - E x p e n e n o e d i o « n e t » -t i r t r f e > u a i l a h l x " * < * * c a - a n d prrveie prachce* We l i o n s a v a u a D i e -«ec! he lp aatn tua t ime A p a n t ime

• I p o e i t i o n * >1225 to $1400 per ' W t t h t o -start depeodang on exper i -

C A L L ( 3 1 3 ) 7 7 2 - 5 3 6 0

M E D I C A L A S S I S T A N T

L o o k i n g tor l o p o l khe aaaietent tor ec tme p r e c u c e Mual be hard war»-m g ind iv idua l S t a n m c sewry ( 7 M nr a n d h igher accord ing e n c e Fu* or p a r i tane

M E D I C A L A S S I S T A N T Expe r i enced Long /shor t te rm ass ignmen ts and permanent o p e n

DAVIS-SMLTH M E D I C A L PERSONNEL SERVICE

3 5 4 - 4 1 0 0

M E D I C A L R E C E P T I O N I S T O u t g o i n g A t r iandty person nssaao for buey d e r m e t o n g y of f ice* k i Sou thhe id Exper ienced tn f r o m desk e p p o m t m a n l * . phone A com

569 193B

M E D I C A L RECEPTIONIST For U v o n i e / D e t r o i t podMiry of f ice 30 -35 h o u r * per wees Expenenas p r e l e r r e d Phone 442 48«Ct

MEDICAL ASSISTANT N e e d e d i m m e d i a t e l y for b u * y Sou thhe id medica l ofhee Venepun-t u r a EKQ. X-Ray* FuB tana poei-t i on Cak aha r 4 p m 455-3412

M E D I C A L RECEPTIONIST Expe r i enced Med ica l M k n g exper .

s aeceesery

DENTAL ASSISTANT Exper ienced sherp personab le B a m m g h a m general pract ica Im-med ie le opesung CaB LOrt 442-5020

OENTAL ASSISTANT - FuB t ime Exper ienced cnaaa ida 2 general p rac t i ce Nor th F | r e i a a m i t u i i

553-3545

DENTAL A S S I S T A N T - Part t ime Exper ienced pre ler red. but wai t ram sei f -motrvatec mature en thu t ia t i c carmg person Garden City a r e a

427-2880

DENTAL ASSISTANT General W Bloomf ie ld prac t ice see* s * * * S I an< won c n e v v d e expe-r ience G n a t of f ice hexitae 3-4 dey

851-4430 Beneh t * NO Sat *

DENTAL HYGIENIST - 20 h r v w e e k . salary poeita*-. A l ternate Sat w i t h 1 evening tia 8 p m Benef i t * Deerborn Hesgnt* area 277-3044

OENTAL HrGiENJST for ganerei pract ice . U v o m a / F a r m -

, mgton arae Some S»I-K3*YS ra-i quired 477-4505

W A R R A N T Y M A N A G E R Grow ing Wer ran ty C o m p e n y needs pro fess ion* ! M a n a g e r w i » * o u n d macharHcal bec%rova>d Mechan«a k e e n * * * m u t t ' Degree m Business A d m i m s t r a t i o n or A u t o m o t i v e relet- " ed held and c o m p u t e r exper ience . p re fe r red Send r e s u m e t o

0 Pe r sonne l Su i te 300

33228 Weat 12 Mae Roed Fa rm ing ton Hals M r . 48334

DENTAL HVQ1EN1ST Fua or par t t ime Salary c o m m e n -surate u p o n exper ience I t Mi A Woodward Caa 398-5050

DENTAL HYGIENIST Part t ime tor C a n t o n prac t ice

Wad or Thurs A e n a m e l i n g Set 941-0707

WENDY S FRANCHISE now eccept-« g appkcat iona for Manegement pos i t ion* , win t ra in C a i John, 'Michae l , 474-6298

DENTAL HYGIENIST - p e n tane lor p rogreesna temay prac t ice E»ce»-"er.t -salary wrtp benef i ts U v o n i a arae As* tar Val 425-0440

D E N T A L H Y G i E N I S T lo r busy S o u t n t w o p recuce fua or p a n u m e recent g radua tes welcome 559-7542

W E R E L O O K I N G

F O R A P E R F E C T

M A T C H

DENTAL HYGIENIST Lock ing tor a skated personab le Hy. gieneet to <qm grow ing Weenend G P off ice Fu»y compute r i zed ' * c e * sys-tem FuB tane plus benef i ts Pieeae call j a c k * . 724-5400

P R O F E S S I O N A L M E D I C A L SERVICES

Aff iaateo w«n ST JOHN. HOSPITAL

A N D MEDICAL CENTER An Equal Oppor tun i ty Empioyar

HOME HEALTH CARE AIDES Fua or par t tana hourly (aa sfu«»i m pr iva te home* end re taemant rmm-dence* loca ted m wes ie t r Weyne and Oak land count ie* Good atart-m g pay. reguier merit r e n e w * in-cent ive* t ranapone t i on s lowencaa Empe -Ce r * 455-1041

Espar ienca requires 4 oeys. * 2 S a l s pe r m o I ' M 50 v meur-

Rd U v o n i a M i c t a g a r 4 S i S 0

DENTAL HYGIENIST Needec 'or permanent pert tane 10-15 hours- per wees in Laurel Park eree 591-00 t i

M E D I C A L RECEPTiONlST/BILLER This busy O B / G Y N of f ice i n S o u f l l he ld i * l o o k i n g tor an ou tgo ing m d r vsduai t o lorn our staff Exper ience o n c o m p u i a r s and meO«ei cniimg a m u s i - FuB t ime wi t r benef-ts Seno

Amy Thomas ** 22250 Prov iqwnce D r Au-te 305

Soutn f ieW M l 44075

M E D I C A L S E C R E T A R Y M E D I C A L ASSISTANT Who annoys } I pos i t i on ex is ts tor * i \ i* tune w o r k k i g With peop le tor aatabushed j med ica l secretary m a busy car p rachce ai P lymouth /Cam on arae d jovascmar deoer tmen i EH>*bt»

A n d i d a t e muat nave medical t»m>-. r ioiogy Type 5Q-40wpm Be ab le fCr'

ence b e n h t * A pension plan. Fiepfy r ranscr ibe card iac c a t h e m s t i o n a n d to Box 150 Obaar .e ' A Ecoant r< e c h o c a r d o g / a p f a c rapor ts korr< dic-N e w s p a p e r t 34251 Schoo l c rah , & pnihcmn r. wcaap rocas i

»'SO mg inc lud ing M c r o s o h W o r d Data Bese anc sp reec sneeis Snort-l a n d , d ic ta t ion * a e t a t a * Tin* • a i t - m o t i v a t e d anorviouei must pos-*ee * s t rong organizat ional skiBs. inc iuda ig t a i s p n o n * commumce l i o r and b e abia l o p repare mater ia l for con fe rence* end stat ist ical repor ts We offer an excanent seiery range and-a t i rac t i ve beneht pacaege In te res ted appl icants should ca> 591 -2930

HYGIENIST A r anthuSMStic qermc Dental Hygiemst is aasi ret f for . 'amBy i # a m t e d Bammgham o n c e 2 - 3 daya/wk , f T u a * Wed Thurs »

I 8 4 4 - 3 8 H

MEDICAL ASSISTANT

Fuf i - t ime poef t ion aveaatae ai Onco>-ogy Expenence pre ler red mtereet-ed app l i can t * should caB 347-4142

D M C HEALTH CARE CENTERS WOOOLAND - NOVI

IW 12 Mae Rd near Novi Rd- l

Af f i l ia ted wi th the Detroit Medica l Canter an Equal Opoortunrty Em-

HYGiENiST Ara you an energe i ic mof iva ted

PEOPLE' parson? Compet i t ive salary a icamnia program u p o n comple t ion of probat ionary per iod Expenence prefer red, but rsol nac-

aasary C e l Barbara at 422-4350

HYGIENIST lor estacashed Dear-born Hgts of f ice U M i al prof i t s f ianng avaaaoie Fuk-'part tane. n o Saturdays CaB 545-0373

INSURANCE CLERK or Ophtha imoiog is '

o f f ice ai Troy n e x i b w hours Caa 8 2 4 - 4 9 2 0

MEDICAL B iLLER - Pan t ime For B loomf ie ld - a s Urgent Car* Center Exper ienced m ccBection A 3 rd par-ty meurence Computer sxpenenc* he lp fu l ' 334-4450

S T . ' M A R Y H O S P I T A L 34475 W < U «

_ U v o n i a M * 4 ' 5 4

M E O K i A L TRANSCRIPTK)NJST Must b e expe r i enced Si HAP OS s A OR s. pa r t tane A M 1 t ime needed

MEDICAL BILLERS e d to wo rk arther hospital or physi-c ian Muat have no lee* than 8

Nor thy iae I i CaB 344-440«

y i e a i p t for quaehed M to J11 par hour de-p a n d m g on expenence, CaB Bath at T a m p r o Med ica l , 443-5590

MEDfCAL BiU-EA/ C O l c E C ' K X S S P f C i A l i S " »dly gr'mvtng m a b c a i ckruc lo-

ca ted e Pont iac 'equ-re* ar exparv e n c a d M e d c a i B«er l o iom tne turn-ing accoun ts • • c w r a O H teem P r o r

M E O i C A L • R A N S C R i P ' l O N l S T FuB t ime immed ia te j p o m n g E x p » n a n c a c l o r busy rntemai metkear-e of f ice m Troy T y p e 60 w p m Excel lent b e n e h t * Can M e w d w 3 4 2 - 2 7 6 '

MEDICA i . T R A N S C R i P ' l O N l S T pc •itaan ava i lab ie w«h ouay i ranecnp

l o c a h o r i Expenence a mus f WP ha lp fu i M o n - F n 4 - t O p m 455-77*3

JOBS - JOBS - JOBS We offer s Sta te Cert i f ied Tra in ing Program a long wfth anmetf iata em-p loyment u p o n cert i f icat ion Class aa o n - g o m g C o m a ai and apply t o d a r Bortz Heal th Care of vpaaant i 28 S Prospec t S t . 443-2220

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-ce 33228 W 12 Mae Rd S t a 244 F a r m m g i o n w a a . M i 44334 —

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• Compet i t i ve pay > Hire o n b o n u a

8 5 8 - 7 7 3 5 A m e n c a r e S e r v i c e s . I n c . An Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer

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T R A N S C R I P T I O N I ST ; c o m m a r o a i x isursnce b l k n g m a A f u * t ime tempora ry posi t ion on tr«A ' ou tpanen t s a n m g • requrec ao* oey sfuh e r i s t * tor s Medics. T r a n ^ '

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MEDICAL BILLER - insurance expe-r ience requ i red coBacnon xnowv-eOga n e l o V F ^ i or pert u m * j £ou thhekJ arae Caa 354-9466

M E D I C A L B ILLER '

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RETAIL M A N A G E M E N T Cham has Man R e u a C

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• 2 7 1 3 South-313-944-4400

ROCHESTER TROY AREA Exper ienced vacant land exper t C e l Caro l at REAL ESTATE ONE

452-4500 or 528-1300

R O S E N A U H O N D A is l o o k i n g for Cer t i f ied H o n d a Tra ihed Technic ians If you are a ca-reer m i n d e d indiv idual l ook ing tar great pey beneftts and t r e m m g *p-

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TECHNICAL SALES -ny needs expe r i enced outs ide I s l * l p e r s o n C o n t r o f / l n s t r u m e n t e l t o n b a c k g r o u n d p re fe r red M i d 5 f igure po ten t ia l Send reeume to Boa 334 Observer A Eccent r ic Newspapers 34251 Schoo ic ra f t Rd Uvoraa. M ich igan 44150

T E L E M A R K E T E R S o f f i ce m Wes t land Great environ-ment to wo rk M - F 9-3-30 Comple te t r a m m g p r o v i d e d Hour ly wage pk>a bonus p k j * commiss ion Be p e n of a great t e e m Can t oday 324-3500

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D a n t a l - M a d i c a l

D E N T A L HYGIENIST Our a r m i n g famay p r e c t c a m G * t -den City " * * a s another f r i e n d ^ hy-gieras! tar M o n and /p r Tuaa W e prov ide quaaty ca re m a t rad i t iona l •e t t i ng 4 2 f - 2 4 0 0

TELEMARKETERS ' • Dey shift A n ig f i t sh i f l avaaabie No *xpenence neoaesary wMI t r a m Paid hourly bonua A comnnaaKm For m o r e av f o r m a t i o n caa Mary 522-2170

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L IVE- IN S • H O U R L Y °F W C E M ~ R -Immed ia te work ava i lab le in all a rea * Must have exper ience enc t ranspor ta t i on

LPN S - RN » & NURSING ASSISTANTS

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sZo-frr can be sure to gel your ad*. In the"next publication

TELEMARKETER - Self Starter, m m i m u m 5 yrs exparienca Growth company FuB t ime 9 - S p m Can earn 1300 or m o r e weekly No Oliver job R a d f o r d 534-2100

Call for interview 4 7 6 - 9 0 9 1

E X C E L L A C A R E INC A P P O I N T M E N T SECRETARY

mtake s w i t c h b o a r d pa rson tua or par t t ime for busy 9 Dr neurolo-g is ts of f ice A X J t e y ckmc «Y Farm-ing ton Hiks Can B r i a r Aaner be tween 2 - 4 p m " 553-00 i t

• " 1 ° * , rvty xn Dearborn. We are current ly MEDICAL RECEP' iONIST - w e e : organiz ing 01a g row ing p r a c t a * FuB m * ^ mraaSg staff for bo th *uB A B l o o m f i e l d O n e s E s p e n e n c e d t l m a chaaangasg career Opporturw- 1 posi t ions on a l shifts Compu te r i zed ' 16-24 hours oer ty tar exper ienced energehc A t n - ' „ ^ p rmnou* pehem care ex- ! - a a k Grea t oppor turwy C a i Judy anted cornmurnca lor Id manage our A c a r p r o v s d » ^ o o d refer- ' 9 -5 . M o h -fn 855-2206 • t eem-onen ta i ad denta l olt tca Sal- aoces | f»* » vour opoortunrty tc a r y t o m a t c h y O J r capeb- r twe ^ ^ Pieese es* tor Mery at 652-4644 t K 3 a t y We offer * beneh-

pecaage w h « h include* ma i * ca l

591-0900 ' 644-1070 552-3222 Fax Your AD

591-6120 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Do you - * . e denta i recept ion expen fnee" 1

Can you work * recaa s y s i a m i A re r o u * peop le person ' a vou * r v

t m eacr ca*e A see* a. tana poamon c a i 357-3213

D E N T A I RECEPTIONIST

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST , For No r thwes t Southhwc onyv-. :* j therapy ofhoe 4 aays-28 hrs W o r d 1 p r o c e s s i n g t r a n a c r i p t i o r «>pe-

bu rsemem 8 compet f l tva - f - - * r , c * U u " anargetic get a iong i 502 Halp Wanted DuriamerrT S COmpe iHr^ •rL^niiia *iauai '

Dental-Medical W W O 1 " " 0 * i fTimy ce® our o m c a i (

at 441-0700 to make e r rsngament* lor an m e r m e w or appfy r i person at

C o m e mart A see »CLEMAf lKETCnO Nat ional c o m p a n y has tal/part tane hou rs Pleasant a fmesphera Great o p p o r t u n i t i a * tor advancemen t Hour ly p lus bonus Expeci 84-112 per hour 443 6893

ROUTE DFUVE Days P a r t e d tar col lege stUoent Pay A beneht* negotiable CeB 9em- 12noon . 444-1534

S A L A D PREP Exper ience pretarred. f u l A par t tane pos i t ions toB tane beneh t * in-c lude med ica l denta l A vacat ion

Appfy at pa rson on*y Between 9 a m - i p m

JOE'S PRODUCE 33152 W 7 Mas

SALES MANAGEMENT Retail sales m

TV. VCR A Satellite Must b e exper ienced L o n g ie rm oppo r tun i t y l o run your o w n Wore Sand reaums l o PO Box 194 B r i g h t o n M l 44114

S A L E S PEOPLE A CASHIERS P e n or M t m e w a t r a m

SECCRCTARY WANTED n a n c e pre tar red toe t ime Caa

Ml-0004 iRY • Garden CUV < ia* opening for

TELEMARKETING OPPORTUNITY 1

Estab l ished compu te r p r o d u c t * cks- ! i r i bu to r is seek ing e i p e n e n c e d and mo t i va ted mdrvtduats tar new tase- ! m a r k e t a i g d e p o r t m e n t FuB and p a n tane M u s t be protaaeaxia i with g o o d c o m m u m c e h o n s k a * Good •a lary Banehts oppor tura ty for ad-vancement For mterv iew 258-4471

TELEMARKETING

• EnthuaMStic Phone v o « e

• A f t e r n o o n and Evening Hours

. B i r m i n g h a m Area

C a B K a t h y

354 -4270

. T E L E M A R K E T I N G " $5 Per Hr Guaranteed

Plus Bonuses The Hrs 9am to 1pm

5 30pm lo 9pm. Mon-Fri 2 Saturdays Per Mo

Nat iona l Tasamarka i ing Co a sees m g m o t i v a t e d peop le with a good phone vo ice , l o secure funds tar hsgh p r o f * * n o n p r o f f organizat ion

. D IRECTOR O f NURSING

Must b e an R N l i censed <n Michi-gan prefer m a t u r e respons ib le per-son wfth s u p e r v i s o r , e x p e n e r ^ e Par t - t ime 12 d a y s per wees hexr0ie hou rs PI sass appfy

B E D F O R D VILLA 14240 w 12 M I L £ ROAO SOUTHFIELD M i 44076

An Equal O p p o r t u n i t y Employer

Caa 9 a m - 5 p m Ask tar Dr Flury Or wave massage 254-1133

DEBT AL RECEPTIONIST Aaacstent Fiai t ime -par t t ime Some expen-ence he iph j i Friendly personal i ty Win t ram jLivorwa 525-3150

DENTAL TECHNICIAN - Expan-•mceo m o o a i person par t or toe

I - i m * G o o d salary greet worka ig B ioomhatd 455-5533

DIRECTOR OF NURSES Med ium sized p r i va te nursing h o m e

O A K B R O O K C O M M O N 1635 ' Ro tunda Or

D e a r b o r n M. 48120 «

MEDICAL ASSISTANT tar buey 4 doc to r off ice Prov idence

M FuB tane Expenence CaB M o n - F A . sa* tar

Marsha at 549-4234

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Exper ienced FuB t ime E x G ^ l e c -t i on * A 1-reyS Uvon ia 281-1744

A S S I S T A N T D O = P a n tana M e d a j m * i zed prrvai* m A o o m h e s d Hia* Must have e i p e -

nu rsmg h o m e M u s i nave aspen- rwnce Fie*. im« io I 3 t 2 N 44304

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EMT A M B U L A N C E DRIVERS I Wtth c a r e FuB t i m * with benef i ts j Call aher 6 p m only

941-0474

Must " a v a 1 y» e-xpermrvoa a. madi- : j E S E H * . ofhew J * i s *n t r y ooar * -podiat ry o m c e i -none a* n* i l o / ^ .nverwheO noepnai

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Mary I0am-5pm Mon-Fn neceeaary Bon-Fn 553-1

B I L L E R R E C E P T I O N I S T

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MEDICAL ASSISTANT Espenenced n vers puncture. * -Ray EKG 24 f i rs /wk Piaaeant •am By or ec i ice wea t ianc area N a e e e d tar .apnng n m a mont f ia 724-1150

MEDICAL ASSISTANT " wncaO For buey i - tvom*

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Pur ' lo oui . incrrasing pat i rnt volume, we are recruiting

E X P E R I E N C E D O N L Y :

L P V s C e r t i f i e d Med ica l A s s i s t a n t s

Recept ion i s t s B i l l ing S e c r e t a r i e s

F o r o u r four physic ian o f f i ce special izing in family, pract ice Fu l l a n d part t ime p o s i t i o n s a i l ab te We ofTer f lexible hour s , days arid e v e n i l t f s compet i t ive s a l a r i e s and benefiCs

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39575 Ten M i l e Road . S u i t e 205 Nov i . MI 4 8 3 7 5

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R E E S E B R O T H E R S T E L E M A R K E T I N G

BUSY SOUTHFIELO ENT OFFICE - i s a s a tu* l ane f r o n t o lhce person i E . p e n e n c a neceeaary CaB544-5945

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CH iROPRACTX: ASSISTANT M o n Wed F n 2 45pm- 7 30pm L o o k m g tar a poemve aa* moavai a d indiv idual to t e a m aa aispects o i buey o f *oe C i e r « e i s k « s neceeean,

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SUPERVISORY SOCIAL WORKER VA Medical Canter Allen Park Michigan is seeking a Supervisory SoaaJ Worker to )om our Health Cars Toam . '

M a s t i r B degree in Social Work and professional expenenca required

. Please send yeur resuma to

( M i ) US Oagejflint a VA Medical Ceater

AQae Park MI ttltl ^ r Atta C Ai—s

COMPUTER PROGRAMMER ANALYST A l i e n Park,

a Computer

required program

VA M e d i c a l C e n t e r M i c h i g a n is s e e k i n g P r o g r a m m e r A n a l y s t

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AENMMHA PtysnouRi Casat HeeMh Cere Censer

SOCIAL W O R K E R . A O M t 4 8 k 3 N 4 DtWeCTOR

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TEcEPHOB* OROER CLERKS To contact aneong SKttSWI No experience nacaeaarv Evening hours 85 8" par hour 22 hows par week *25 7349

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Mon nor* tOAM 2PM 47S 7474

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36251 Schooicraft Road. Livonia. Ml 48150

T h e n w a t c h t h e c l a s s i f i e d s e c t i o n e v e r y M o n d a y

a n d T h u r s d a y W h e n y o u r n a m e a p p e a r s , y o u ' r e

a w i n n e r 1

(Due lo high demand, we aak that there be onfy one entry per lamHy)

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MQOERN ORTHOOONTIC o W c t m SOUD'NM requ i re* exper ienced I »

fu* or p a n a m i . Good com-muracBl lon t k l l s • p lus 258-9090

NURSE A lOE/CHILD CARE tor d M M d m o t h * and c « e d r _ . Deerborn i W g h U . E x c * * * n t pay • w t a n a s : CMPA-CXRE4SS- - o e T

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A I D E S NESOEO MOW FOR H O M E CARE * NURSING H O M E STAFFING. M A C O M B * O A K L A N D COUNTIES.

• Toe pay • O a u M a j c n e d u k n g • Cert i f icat ion requ.r ad tor nurs ing

h o m e p iacment

TEMPORARY a HEALTH CARE

SERVICES t 354-6230

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Henry J. Sp.ro MO. 3003 W o o d w a r d . Berk ley . 48072. A t tn Sandra L o n d o n

OPTICAL DISPENSER - a n t e d tor francMaa of l toe Exper ience nacaa sary. C a i 455-3190 or281-6a88

ORAL SURGERY ASSISTANT/RE CEPTONIST • For Royal Oak aree

Exparf-s a r - e a a e

PAHT or M U n a w o r d proceaamg a a q t e a r * r o q u e t e d by expand ing madlcaf e M c Up to S 1 0 / V CaM Trudy M UNIFORCE 648-7683

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Rd . Uvoma. Michigan

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" A m i c a r e Hoaptca Serv ice* a seAk-m g pa r t - tune and cont ingent S la l t RNs w h o daaira an oppor tun i ty to m a k e a raa l di t ferenee in the M r o l thaw p a t i e n t * and lamMee

You w M Cm reaponaKMe tor caaa m a n a g e m e n t of pat ient cara wtth the r n n r e p t of inter diecipl inary t e a m app roach Currant koanaura and o n a or m o r a year* o l hemato logy/ onco logy exper ience i t required, w i th hoeprca exper ience pre fer red

A/ntcare een m a l e * your sk i l e w i t h a compe t i t i ve salary For immadia ta cons ide ra t i on ca« (313) 643-8855 or t e n d your raauma to :

Penny Murphy

A M I C A R E H O S P I C E S E R V I C E S , I N C .

2555 C r o o k t R d Troy. M l 48064

A n Equa l Oppor tun i ty Empioyar


O f f i c e - C l e r i c a l

ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY Headqua r te r * of leading nat ional mul t i -p lant c o m p a n y Requires ex-per ience 4 excel lence In wo rd p ro -ceeafng. persona l computers , corre-spondence organ izat iona l 4 audit-•ng akMa. conhdant iak ty 4 abMty to o a r t o r m v a r i o m m i t t i¥ group. Companaa t i on dependant u p o n paa t expa r ienca 6 c a p * burl i e * C o m p l e t e re»uma t o Mr Kent. Life-t ime Ooors . Inc.. 30700 Northweet-

I Hwy . F a r m m g i o n HMs. M l 48334 851-7700

ADVERTISING agency needs expe-r ienced w o r d processor w f t h /O t lT cewr t le r . or « • c ross Iraln. Caa Vio let at UNIFORCE 357-0644

A P P O I N T M E N T CLERKS C o m p a n y In L ivon ia in naad o l Re-c e p t i o n s ! 4 Phone Paraon 2 ahlfts, ' 0 - 4 . 3 - 9 E x c a M n t oppor tun i ty tor QusMtod p t r t o n i , Quick t c f v t nca -ment . c o m p a n y w M t ram 525- 5210

RN SUPERVISOR S e e k i n g c a r i n g , k n o w l e d g e s * nurses tor af l shi f ts Salary 4 Benefit package Can B 0 N 338-0345

SOCIAL WORKER -r L iceneed Part t lma. f lexible hrs. Came m Rad fo rd Sand raauma 10 Pl tyscMI Therapeut ic . 27580 ArMig-l on C t . Southhe id . M l 48076

TYPIST PLUS: High quaaty danta f special ty ofBca has open ing tor ac-cura te ef f ic ient , personable Individ-ual tor ganara l Typing I te lephone

n lca tHn. G o o d wrmen A ver-ba l sk l l a are eeeenlMI Fu* t ime.

357-3185

BILLING CLERK 5 0 wpm. Fihng. Phones, and Mua l Be FamKiar wi th a h i — J ^-n o r O r^OCf lwOf . Ask for Diana. »46-7680

W E NEED PROFESIONAL R- I .A Sppda i i s t s ( M T s . M L r s L axparv

or par t 722-2722

a m i i i n i y . C a i tor Add-A-Tech . tor l u *

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T E M P O R A R Y

R E S O U R C E S

737-1711 SDulhf lakf 552-0319 Troy 588-9210*

A n Equa l Oppo r tun i t y Employer



C A R E E R S ! ! If you are wo rk ing 4 in te rv iewing is d i f f icul t CALL FO.R AN EVENING APPOINTMENT Thurs tin 7pm.

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>13 0 0 0 Data entry 4 g o o d commun ica t i on skills 2 yaars exper ience In cue!Om-ar serv ice 4 interest In saMe "

GENERAL OFFFICE/SECRETARY (S18.000) 3 years secre tar ia l exper ience . WordPer fec t 4 Lotus

CSR C O M M E R C I A L C A S U A L T Y ($25,000) Service exist ing med ium t o la rge ac-coun ts in commerc ia l casual ty Li-cense a a plus.

LEGAL SECRETARY S25.000 5 yaars l i t igat ion 4 medica l ma lp rac -tice. shor thand a p lus

ALL FEES C O M P A N Y PAID

P E R M A N E N T S T A F F . Farmington Hills 737-5750 Southfield: • 552-9060 " A n Equal Oppor tun i t y Empioyar

CLERICAL - CPA f i rm l o o k i n g for c ler ica l help wi th very f lex ib le schadule. par t l ane neeume to;

Cler ical . 23917 Caaa Fa rmmg ion . M l 48335

PART TIME BOOKKEEPER Muat hava c o m p u t e r exper ience Apply : Evans Au tomot i ve . 35915 Canton. Wayne, naar Mich igan Ava

CLERICAL Non smok ing F a r m m g i o n HMs of f ice seeks Te lemarketers , even ing shi f t 2 p m - 8 p m M o n - F r t . 30 hrs. week, t a 00 a n hr plus commiss ion Poet Card Clark , fu* t lma days, l ight da ta entry, neat handwr i t ing. 56 00 a n Apply m paraon. M o n - F r t , 28244 Ford Rd.. Ga rden Ci ty or cal l 522-5878 JTPA FUNDED

CLERICAL Part t lma Secretary for denta l lab . m W Bloomfie ld. wi l l ing lo learn a o m a labora to ry skins 855-5533

or sand reeume. 3139 S. Wayne Rd. Wayne. M l 4 8 1 8 4

X-RAY T E C H I C U N - p a r i t ime. 2 i nonnnas p e r weak, f lexible hrs. Naw of f lca. g rea t staff, g o o d pay.

m v e o m a n c a m e 4 7 6 - e i o o

PHYSICAL THERAPY A ide posi t ion k r » Redtord cl in ic No prev ious ex penance required. Mon. . Wed 4 Fn.

937-2001

PLYMOUTH - RN/LPN Dermato logy pract ice loca ted Pfymouth is in terv iewing nurses tor par t Bma-ampto»mant O f t o n » | o n t ha Job t ra in ing 4 compet i t i ve com-pensat ion For further In fo rmat ion p i i s s i cal l M i c h e l e

7 3 7 - 7 1 1 1

PRESTIGIOUS leading hospi ta l ra-q u n s * dependab le w o r d processor i| i ranacupoonMt U p i o t i l / h r CaCDWey at UWFOWCE 367-0Q3T

PHYSICAL THerapMI me&tSTEREO 4 - P h y s i c a l Th _

728-2130

'RESIDENTIAL C A R E WORKER F uH. 4 part t ime poelt iona work ing wf ih d o a e d heed mllursd In a long • w a i resident ial se t t ing Raqulrae mglk school d ip loma. P i e l w 2 yaars • k p e n a n c e In human aarvKaa. Com-petrthre salary 4 banaft ts Sand raa-PW to: Sylvia Glesson. P O Box

726488. Berk ley ML. 48072-5488

RN ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF NURSING

R N • FULL-T IME/PART TIME

DAY SHIFT m start ing ra le 4 b a n a M

Saa Mrs . Mar t in Director o f Nuramg

261*6300 NIGHTENGALE WEST

8365 Newburgh Rd

2 MEDICAL A S S IT ANTS 1 fu* . 1 pa r t e x p a r i e n c a In OBGYN. for busy of f ice n U v o m a Salary 4 benefits negot iab le C a i Barbara 476-4900

5 0 4 H e J p W a n t e d


ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS immedto ta open ings for the loHowtng p o a i t i o n *

Data Entry Opera to rs "

D Y N A M I C TEMPORARY SERVICES

U V O N I A AREA: 484-6600 SOUTHFIELD AREA: 589-2000 TROY A R E A . 680-9780

A C C O U N T I N G ASSISTANT smal l , g row lnq er^ in«ar m g a r m . Muet hava a I

r f e s r r s s s .

For

IO" Box 242 Obeervar 4 Eccentr ic Newspapers. 38251 Schoo lc ra f t RD. Uvonia. M ich igan 4 8 1 5 0

A C C O U N T I N G CLERK axpa r i ancad m A DP pay ro* . saws repor ts o n Lotua. nvsc dut ies, casu-al o m c a C a i 1 - 3 p m at 261-7878 or Fa* raauma t o Ka ran 261-5807

B O O K K E E P E R / D A T A ENTRY G r o w t h o r i en ted advar t le ing agency m Troy seeks Ind iv idua l l o run auto-m a t e d o n e p e r s o n account ing de-par t mer i t J o b entaMa da ta entry aa w a * aa b o o k k e e p i n g Send reaUine 4 salary r e q u i r e m e n t lo: J. Rust on. D e n h a m 4 C o . 189 E Big

Rd. Troy. Ml . 48083

BOOKKEEPER Fun C h a r g e M a t u r e pe rson for fur -n i ture s to re E i p a r l a n c a o n comput -er Excadan l salary S a n d reeume l o Box 340 Observer 4 Eccentr ic N e w s p a p e r s . 3 6 2 5 1 Schoo ic ra f t Rd . U v o m a . M ich igan 48150

BOOKKEEPER - M l charge, manu-fac tur ing c o m p a n y m Troy, comput -er exper ience in payab les , payrol l 4 receivables. 3 / y r s recan t expar ienca

a l booh keep ing , pe rmanen t poai-t ion. compe t i t i ve salary 4 benef i ts S a n d raeunw t o Box s 3 3 0 , Obaerv-er 4 Eccent r i c Newspapers . 36251 Schoo lc ra f t R d . U v o n i a . Michigan 48150

B O O K K E E P E R M i n i m u m 2 yra. expa r ienca tn manu-al and c o m p u t e r i z e d payroa,- pay-ables. genera l ledger and f inancial s tatement p repara t ion . Lotus abil i ty

. f Rd. .

CLERICAL POSITION wf th U v o n i a k i t chen and b a l h daeign f i rm. Know ledge In compu te r and w o r d process ing helpfu l Can 271-4990 or

422 -1100

> CLERICAL SUPPORT Detreft f inancial c o r p o r a t i o n aaaka an ef f ic ient c ler ica l suppor t mdfWdu-td for a fast p a c e d w o r k i n g env i ron-ment Cand ida te mau l b a ab le t o work accurate ly under praaaure. able l o wo rk w i th Iftt ie superv is ion. 4 have hands-on W o r d S t a r 4 / o r W o r d Perfect exper ience Thla poai-t ion is tor a m o t i v a t e d ha rd wo rke r who a wil l ing to accept c h a l a n g a a Posit ion' p rov idee tor a comp le te salary 4 benef i ts p a c k a g e O u a M l e d cand ida tes fo rward raauma m conf i -dence to: Cler ical Suppor t . P.O. Box 779. Detro i t . M l 48231

D A T A E N T R Y

O P E R A T O R ' m d - s o a d Det ro i t

avai lable tor an exper ienced Data Entry Opera to r at its c o r p o r a t e o f -f ices This ind iv idual wM possess ex-cellent da l a ent ry akHa wi th speed 4 accuracy 4 h igh volume d a t a input p roduc t i on backg round

A n axceasnt wage 4 benefit pack -age w l l b e o f fe red Sand your re-sume or letter deecnbmg your b a c k -g round to: Box 376, Obeerver 4 Ec-c e n t r i c N e w a p a p e r a . 3 8 2 5 1 Schoolcraf t Rd.. Uvoraa. M ich igan 48150

DATA ENTRY South f ie ld -baa fu* t ime da ta ent ry parson to enter Invoice*, type, file and p e r f o r m miac of f ice dut ies Previous o f f i ce exper ience g o o d but not neceeaary We offer a fair start ing salary and bwieOta Please send reeume to box 352 Obeervar 4 Eccentric Newspa-per*. 38251 Schoolcraf t R d . U v o -ma. Mich igan 48150



F A S T P A C E D G E N E R A L O F F I C E $14.500+-FEE PAID .

If you l ike to work m a busy of f ice, look no further Tlks g row ing pan» p b o p t * * IPb Opportuni ty to wo rk With a friendly staff, m t he compute r servicing industry If you have g o o d phone ak l la 4 can fvpe c a f l M J at 851-3660

SNELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES OF FARMINGTON H 'LLS

FILE CLERK losrtion st Southf ie ld Fu* t m a posi t ion

f i rm Experience helpful, but not re-qu i red Mus i have reliable t ranapor-ta t ion Caw Diana 355-4494

FULL OR PART TIME TYPING 4 Computer t k « * helpful Nat ional Boat land 476-5740

FULL-T IME/PART-T IME Recept ionist , for Reel Estate of f ice in the-Troy . Rochester Lftlpa area-Pay range 14 50 (o S5 50. Please can Theresa af 731-5023

DO YOU NEED A JOB

WITH BENEFITS?

Than c a * Future Force and t ake ad-vantage ot ou r great benef i ts pack age. W a have m o r e ioba than peop le avai lable in fhe beat c o m p w u a a Apply today 4 be p laced i m m e d i a t e f * m an exc i t ing c ler ical poa l l ion

Vaca t ion /bonus pay Meri t raiaaa Medica l insurance at low ra tes No leaa Compet i t ive wages

Are your Skills rus ty ' ' No Problem!" I your computer akHIa at our o f f i ce be fo re bemg ass igned

CaH now for an appo in tment 4 great ass ignment

EAST SIDE - 528-6454 WEST SIDE-481-8760

F U T U R E F O R C E TEMPORARY HELP SERVICE

TROY baaed mortgage CO look ing tor Processing Assistant Exper i -ence helpful but not necessary W o r d processing a + C a i to set up interview 362-1700. ext . 130

GENERAL OFFICE/CLERICAL H o n smok ing . Novi Professional Off los Par t - t ime. 20-25 hrs 5 d a y s Ugh t da ta entry, errands, copy mach ine Send in t roduct ion letter or reeume t o Box 244, Observer 4 Eccent r ic Newspapers . 36251 Schoo l c ra f t Rd . Uvoraa. Michigan 48150

5 0 4 H e t p W a n t e d


LEGAL SECRETARY Expe r i enced . WordPerfect , b e n e f i t * Te legraph 4 : R e s p o n d to Bo« 281

g o o d

R e s p o n d to Bo» 288 Obeervar a E c c e n t r i c N e w a p a p e r a . 3 6 2 5 1 Schoo l c ra f t R d . Livonia, Mich igan 4 8 1 5 0

L t U A L S b C R f c l A H Y For Troy l i t igat ion f i rm Must hava "2 yaars exper ience Contact Of f i ce M a n a g e r " 649-1330

L E G A L SECRETARY tor B k x x u h e i d HMa law f i r m Knowledge of Word -Per fec t a p lus Excellent salary 8

p a c k a g e Sand reeume to: L i nda . HMa. M l 48302

8355. B loomf ie ld

L E G A L SECRETARY tor par tner 4 2

E x p e r i e n c e neceeaary I n c l u d i n g WordPe r f ec t - F u l l ima. Sand ra -a u m a t o : Of f tca Manager. 33 B loom-f ield mas Parkway. Sta 100, B loom-

held HMs. Ml 48304

L E G A L SECRETARY p la in t i f f persons ! In|ury 4 med ica l

W P 5.0 Aak tor M a r l y n 358-0100

LEGAL SECRETARY * 125.000 FEE PAID T r o y law ftrro reqmree sol id exper i -e n c e m w o r d proceeaing Great lo-c a t i o n , fuS benef i ts Ca i . 649-5900 SneBmg Personne l Services o f T roy

GENERAL OFFICE - F u l t ime Key p u n c h exper ience requi red Tela p h o n e and cashier dut ies Uvon ia a r e a C a i 425-8000

GENERAL OFFICE, f u l t lma In Weet U v o n i a Real estate exper ience re-qu i red. for the processing of proper '

appra isa ls At tent ion to deta i l and abi l i ty to deal wfth cus tomers m

business- l ike manner a must . Light compute r C a i Janice at

462-2686

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C L E R K S ! ! !

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS

Can T o d a y

KATHY

358-4270

ENERGETIC o f f i ce suppor t d a r k s dselred by ma jo r Southheid inus-ranoe company . $6/fyr Ca* Hather af UNIFORCE 357-0648

a p lua Sa lary c o m m a n a u r s t e 1 exper ience Respond Mi wr i t ing O.M. Harvey . 7400 Te legraph I B i rm ingham 48010.

BOOKKEEPER » p e r t Uma. kwwed l a te open ing , th ru t r ia l ba lance. U x l aa N e e d ' c o m p u t e r know ledge for W i n . Sel f s tar ter , pey c o m m e r a aurste 10 a t xk fy S a n d reeume P O Box 771. Un ion Lake. M l 48387

A C C O U N T S PAYABLE/Rece ivab le Clark . Part t i m e f lexible hou rs Ex-par ienca a m u a l 559-7430

A C C O U N T S PAYABLE - Entry level, f u l t lma . for compu te r or ien ted sy* -

WM t ram. Compute r 4 ac-coun t i ng axpe i rnce a p lus Btoom-M d HMa area. Contact John

313-334-5756

A C C O U N T S RECEIVABLE PERSON tor Sou th f i e ld off lca Only mature 4 exper ienced n e e d t o apply. Sand ra-auma to B o x 366. Obeerver 4 Ec-centr ic Newspapers . 36251 Sehool-

I R d . U v o n i a . Mich igan 48150

ADMINISTRATIVE off ices of ma)or

West lend. naar Joy Rd . " — ^ A n E » i W Oppor tun i t y Employer

i y 4 A f te r a r a b l e « O M M * M )

RN/LPN . 4 Af ternoon •esfcend posi t ions

Caa F rank l i n M a n o r 352-7390

R N - L P N 1

« e are lookmg tor someone who r e a a love and unders tand ing o« fhe stderfy. 10 work m our 82 bed fadk-t * F i * or par t tame poei t ion ava*-«Me on our a f te rnoon shift r»ore in format ion ca8 349-2640 r

1 p r n r e a e o r s To SH/hr C a * L f t y at UNIFORCE >67-0036

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT lor buey o m c a w e a organized typing, good p h o n e techn ique* and pleas ant persona l i t y a mual Real aetata know ledge he lp fu l but not necee-sary C a f l S h a r o i ] 349-1212

B O O K K E E P E R S

W e naad you r expe r ience TEMPO-RARY f u l - t i m e poa l t lona avai lable in accoun ts payab le , accoun ts receiv-ab le pay ro * 4 d a t a e n t r y

Whi le seek ing t he r igh t permanent lob. s h o w c a s e your sk i l ls l o new op-por tun i t ies aa a TEMP LOTUS A P L U S

Send reeume t o Bet ty : A C C O U N T A N T S ONE

24133 No r thwes te rn Hwy . Su i te 202 South f ie ld . M l 48075

C A L L A D I A T O D A Y ! i n t e r n a t i o n a l f i r m l o o k i n g to r '

and w o r d p r o c a s s i n g sec ds ta ent ry spec ia l is ts

A n Equal O p p o r t u n i t y Empioyar

358-8890

43455 W. 1 0 1

RN or LPN f « t ime tor smaa nurs ing faculty m ^ y m o u f h Signif icant oppor tun i ty

I car ing profaaaaonal 352-4280

RN - PART TIME App ly m paraon • i n i c i a e i Manor 15475 « Uvoma, M l 48154 4 427-9175

N - PART T IME pedtotr ic of f ice at C a i Nancy 865-7510

£ R N - P A * T TIME

surgery of f ice. B i rm ingham/ area. 4-6 m o r i w i u e a weak

I PATIENT CARE MANAGER I ready tor e chaMenge to

aeawi a a k exc i t ing naw p i o g i a r m on our 83 b a d * a a d nursing u n *

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R N S - L P N S - G P N S S k W e d n u r s i n g f e c M K y t n

U v o n i a

ADMINISTRATIVE _ _ m m o h a m . e x c a l e n l typ ing, comput ar * • * . w a i organised, g o o d wrt t-

422 .000*Fee pa id

LOIS RAY P E R S O N N E L

SOUTHFIELD 559-0560

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IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR

• Btoomf te td Hia* 4 P lymouth Araa • Even ings Soue tae id

• Caa tor da iaas

OLSTEN . . T E M P O R A R Y

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CAREER OPPORTUNITIES C O M P A N I E S PAYS FEE

Site secre ta ry S19K Racapooma i . . . . . i o $ 1 7 K Accoun t i ng c l e r t s . . T f iJTBK

DOROTHY DAY OF TROY TROY 649-6797 DOWNTOWN . . 962-0565

Opportunities Galore

A L L FEES PAtD

Recept ionist Of f ice Aaaie tan i

S & ^ S K Z r IBM 34 or 38 Sacratary /Recep t ion is t Cus tomer Serv ice -Saiee Secretary . . .

$11.440 * 15,000 * 17,000 * 13.800 $17,680 $13,520 $15,800 $18,400

Warn m o r e monay. bet ter benef i ts greater advancemen t potent ia l? Look n o fur ther , w a have more fua

I J ^ C S o ' c f f f ^ S > 2 o m S l I m , T r t > " 851-3880 SNELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES

F A R M I N G T O N HILLS

C L E R I C A L / C U S T O M E R RELATIONS p o a m o n svaaabie

o f f i ce Seeking a wi th g o o d corn-Var ied reepc g o rders mmg.

phones a n d l ight t y p i n g C e l C a m e a l Select C a m m u m c a n o n s . 8 8 3 - 2 8 0 0

mun ica t lon s k f t s

CLERK TYPIST (PART TIME)

CITY OF B I R M I N G H A M

The City of B i rm ingham a aeek lng qual i f ied appacanta lor t he pos i t i on ot C lam Typist m m a Poitoe Depar t -m e n t . The successfu l app l i can t w B p w l o i m a w ide ver lety o f c le r ica l d u -nee invofv ing the procesa ing e n d r»-trlevaf of depa r tmen t records , typ-ing end the use of C L E M I S / L l E N and d a t a ent ry tarmlnaie. e n d sub-stant ia l pub l ic con tac t Reguierty schedu led o n a 4 hour pe r d a y / 5 day per week baais Cur ran t sched-ule cel ls for 1pm to 5 p m M o n d a y t h n / F r i d a y

M in imum Qua l i f i ca t ions Possess ion of a h igh schoo l d ip loma, or Its eq t f va lan t . w i th i to 2 years of c ler i -cal ski l ls; fami l iar i ty w f th w o r d / d a la procaaaing: and t he abi l i ty to dea l tact fu l ly wtth the p u b i c

Sa la ry $8 65 t o $ 1 1 9 0 per hour A t r inge benef i t p r o g r a m la i nc luded A p p l i c a t i o n s w i l l b e a c c e p t e d

The Ci ty of B i rm ingham ia A n Equal Oppo r tun i t y Empioyar

* k l 8 * prof ic ient at WP 5.1. exce l -lent verba l end wr fnen c o m m u n i c a -t ion sums, abi l i ty i o pr ior i t ize and work accurate ly in a fast pace, h igh energy env i ronment .

Send resume and salary h is tory l o First Techno logy Safety Sys tems

P ^ O B o x 319

A t tn Mary Meyhugh A n Equal Oppor tun i t y Employer

CLERK- W i th o f f i ce expenence F l i n g 4 c ler ical a muat F u l t ime , days, benef i ts U v o n l e e r a *

582-9640

CREATIVE adver tMlng agency re-qu i re * wp rd p rocesa ing secretary Muf t i -mate p re le r red W « c ross t ram If exper ienced $7 50/hr C a * Jean at UNIFORCE 646 -8500

CREDIT REPORTING Agency m F a r m i n g t o n Hi l ls n e s immed ia te opamnga tor Recapt ioma* and o ther omce pos i t ions F u l end per t t ime Credi t or mo r tgage expe r ience p re -

to : 31700 W 13 MUe. Sui te 112. F a r m m g i o n HMa, M l 48334 or c o n -tact Ru th 12pm-2pm at 932 -4090

CREDIT SECRETARY/ INVESTIGATOR

Farming ton HMa leasing c o m p a n y seeks orgenaad_ energet ic pe r for l ight secretar ia l work and • level c red i t invest igat ion F inance related exper ience helpful, bu t ww-

al o t r a m Send reeume l o

30955 Nor thwes te rn H Suite 300 Farming ton HMs 48334. s n n Mark

CUSTOMER SERVICE •REPRESENTATIVE

Fast paoed heel th insurance agency h a * toa t lma p o a m o n tor m d M d u a l Wfth g rea t p e r s o n a l l y 4 s t rong cler i -cal skMs W i l l i sand reeume t o the a t tent ion o l L inda Gyorke, 39555 Orchard HM Piece Or.. Su l la 0 4 0 0 Novi, M l , 48376

DATA ENTRY CLERK Entry level

• S 3 typist s t rong generel bookkeep ing 4 n o n Send reeume to

PO Box 2845 Uvoma. 48151

ENTRY LEVEL: Lega l Secretary Par t - t ime G o o d typ ing skins Computer skins preferable C a i Mr HUborn. 642 -8350

EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Per form a l du t ies requi red of en Ex-ecut ive Secretary to the Plant Man -ager. P r o d u c t i o n Manager a n d other staff Prepare conf ident ia l r e -por ts and documsn ts . Type 8 0 w p m . shor thand 80-90 w p m Sk i l led In Mul t imate. Lotua 123 Abi l i ty l o pr ior i t ize and organ ize work w i th l i t -t le or no d i rec t ion. Superviee end coord ine te heavy wo rd p rocess ing work load Tranacr tbe f in ished c o p y

gree in D i n l r eee or equ lvs len t

as and o l l i oe p r

penence aa an execut iva secretary M ^ * reeume io :

Howmet Corpora t ion Box " 7 2 2 - P lymouth. M l 4 8 1 7 0

A l t n Mrs O ' M a l e y - Oept 1000-10 A n EquM Oppor tun i t y Employer

Executive Secretary

Plymouth manu fac tu r ing f i rm n e e d * execut ive secretary for Office of t he Preeldent. Posi t ion win have i m p o r t -ant admin is t ra t i ve dut ies Qua l i f ied

E X E C U T I V E

S E C R E T A R Y

F o r t u n e 5 0 0 C o m p a n y seeks Execut ive Secretary lor Sates Depar tment Ap-pl icant must b e wea-oroa-nized end d e p e n d e d * Ex-penence wt th WordPer fec t . Lotus 1 - 2 - a snd Harva rd Graphica neceeaary Excei-

Pieeae a e n d reaume and salary requ l ramsn ls to

Box 346

Observer 4 Eccent r ic Newspapers . 38251 Schoolcra f t R d . Lhronl* . Michigan 48150

E X E C U T I V E S E C R E T A R Y $ 2 4 , 0 0 0 UP

Key posi t ion •wttn a suburban m a n u -facturer Enloy the reeppne ib i l t y of work ing independent ly G o o d skats 4 expenence needed CMI353-2090

SNELLING PERSONNEL-SERVICES

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SECRETARIES WORD PROCESSORS

W O R D PERFECT 5 0 W A N G DfSPLA Y WRITE MULTIMATE

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SOUTHFIELD: 353-4420 PONTIAC: 682-4510

P e r s o n n e l P o o l

L E G A L SECRETARY For eeven a t to rney f i rm m B i rm ing -h a m . Exper ience required. Se iery c o m m e n s u r a t e with abMty. Send re-a u m e a n d salary requi rements to: Of f i ce Manager . 6895 Telegraph Su i te 1. B i rm ingham. Ml 48010

L E G A L SECRETARY F a r m i n g t o n HMe sole pract i t ioner w t t h g e n e r e l prect loe 8 empheeia o n co l l ec t i on ma t te r s seeks k n o w l e d g e of court procedurae a b M t y l o hand le off ice



OFFICE ASSISTANT F u l t ime permanent posi t ion Must have prev ious o f f i ce exper ience Ex-cel lent ma in abMty 4 calculator skMs needed Send reeume includ-i ng salary requ i rements t o Box 328. Obeerver 4 Eccent r ic Newspap _3f i2U Sf i f rnmrraf t Rd LJ.O M ich igan 48150

OFFICE CLERK '

Busy C P A f i r m m South f ie ld needs a n energet ic pe rson wf th s posi t ive a t t i t ude t o assist I ts f i le room, run e r rands , and pe r fo rm miacenanoou* o f f i ce dut ies eeted. pieeae send reeume to 0 C

FOLLMER. RUD2EWIC2 4 CO 26200 Amer i can Dr ive B500

South f ie ld M l 48034

OFFICE HELP - ENTRY LEVEL H igh schoo l g raduate . Wing, typing 4 c ler ical Sou th f ie ld $4 per hour

557-1241

OUR FURNITURE DEALERSHIP la l o o k m g lor a invo ic ing /Accoun t Recervablea pe rson Succeesiui cand ida te muat be eff ic ient orga-nized and e M m g t o Da cheHenged W e Offer a P ro A Comp le te Benef i ts Package t f tssss Send Reeume To Box 172 Obeerver 4 Eccent r ic Newspapers 38251 Schoolcra f t Rd. . Uvoma. M ich igan 48150

manange-737-7170

L E G A L SECRETARY UP TO $25,000

M a j o r f i r m requi res Secretary wt th exce l len t skMs and s o l d back g r o u n d m l i t igat ion Outs tand ing bene f i t s S e n d reeexne lor Ar thur T h o m a s Execut ive Search. 3000 Town- Can te r . Suite 2333. Sou th -f ie ld . M l 4 8 0 7 5 or CMI. 355-4140

L E G A L SECRETARY B l o o m f i e l d HMs law Arm seeks an e x p e n e n o e d legei secretary Candi -d a t e m u s t demons t ra te m in imum 8 0 w p m a c c u r a t e typ ing, wo rd p rocess ing p ro f i c iency , d ic taphone t x p e r i -ence e f fec t ive o ra l 4 wr i t ten c o m -m u n i c a t i o n skills. 4 w i sbMtv to w o r k in, a t e a m env i ronment Send

i m e a t o Hir ing Coord ina to r . 1533 N W o o d w a r d , Sta 250. B l o o m f i e l d Hike. M l <8304

G R O W I N G W i x o m manufacturer re-qu i res te lemarke t ing /cus tomer ser-vice. 1-2 years inds ids sales expen-ence necessary $ l 5 . 8 0 0 / y r l o s tar t C a * Debbie et UNIFORCE

473-2934

" H O T L I S T -BIG 3 AUTOMAKER

4 OTHER TOP COMPANIES

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S N E L L I N G T E M P O R A R I E S -

TROY DETROIT 528-5122 871-2700

H U M A N

R E S O U R C E

A S S I S T A N T Troy based internat ional co rpo ra -

s t rong interpersonal , organizat ional a n d w o r d processing skil ls Excel-lent oppor tun i t y to expand present ski l ls s n d be par t o l an interact ive t e a m Th«s is an entry level pos i t i on w i th a compet i t i ve wege and pa id vaca t ion No medical benef i ts ere p rov ided Send resume and salary requ i rement to : B o i 3 9 i l - H R A 2 . Troy . M l . 48007-3951


INCREASE YOUR SALARY POTENTIAL RAPIDLY

$13,500-FEE PAID This suburban company needs a Genera l Off ice person wi th a lot of bus iness sense for this d ivers i f ied pos i t i on They offer a salary in-c rease st 90 dsys 4 again a l ffTAoe 4 Sim another one M 1 yean If you can type SOwpm you can qual i fy

851-3460 Can Joan at

SNELL ING PERSONNEL SERVICES OF FARMINGTON HILLS

PROPERTY CASUALTY INSUR-A N C E company looking for par t t ime Generel Of f ice person wi th « -surahce expenence. M o n - Fri . . 1-5 P M C a a J e n M u r p f f y 535-1200

EXPERIENCED CPA

SECRETARY For Wagae 4 Benefi ts C o m -wffh (Ob qual i f icat ions

IO OFFICE M A N A -G E D 17313 Southf ie ld Rd La th rup VHaga. M l 48076 <

C L E R I C A L Entry Lava l

$ 6 Par Hour l o Star t

F lex ib le hours , c o m p l e t e training. M l tuna p a i d ho l idays vacat ions health. Ufa 8 acc iden t meurence

qua r te r s If y o u are wea organized ha rd wo rk i ng , an (cry work ing with

pace. IMS o p p o r t u n i t y la lor you CaB Ma Arn i & M n

FITNESS M A N A G E M E N T CORP

7 3 7 - 7 2 0 0 CLERICAL

John Hancock Meuranca Agency haa a M l m * p o a m o n e reaabe G o o d t y p i n g 4 a i c o l o n ! m a m skMs a muat Salary e o m n a n a r m with «*Ms 4 expe r ience Excaaant b e n e m s C a i be tween t0errv-2pm

CLERICAL /RECEPT lONIST Par t T ime - Temporary

MMP needed 20-3C hra /wk Cbm-

Ca« Sam 4 p m 982-4492

CLERICAL STAFFING M O M HAS BEEN

A W A R O f O A LARGE C L E R C A L ACCOUNT

a» THE TROV AREA T O STAFF WTTH

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DATA ENTRY N e w C e n t e r a r e e - D e t r o i t Spreadsheet expenence . t y p i n g 50 w p m A M a t o M o r k w a * wfth o the rs

38251 Schooicra f t Rd L ivonia. M u t a g e n 48150

FARMINGTON HILLS OFftCE seeks non -smok ing Marke te rs -

_ shift 2-8 M o n - Fri. . 30 hours work . $ 8 per hour, p lus com-

i C i ty or caa

POM Card Clerk- f u * Mm*, days, kght date entry, neat handwr i t ing <6 per hour Appry tn person M o n F n 28244 Ford Rd . Garden 522-5878

DATA ENTRY OPERATORS . tor day Muff m Livonia Poamone era tempora ry th rough m ld -Aprn e n d re-qu i re $8 w p m For e p p d n l m a n t c a *

529-4774

DATA ENTRY OPERATOR- P w i -Soufhf ie*

Muat have exceeen! calculator akWa Caff JM Lawrence M 5 8 8 8 2 J 7

DATA ENTRY OPERATOR

I ' Company need* en earparv • d De is En t ry Operator Fua

Hours 8am-4 3 0 p m . . t- - o e benef i t ! Oppor tun i t y E m p t o f e r ar C e l Judy m

(3131*78 -9700

DATA ENTRY TELEMARKETERS Pf tOOE READERS

SERCO TEMP 278-8387

I

TO START IN MARCH

M G M SERVICES l » C N O FEE NO CONTRACT

O f S K RECEPTIONIST d e d tor . mma mt* t

ENGINEERING SECRETARY

p rocaaa . * ; ) - 'MSN the .at

• M a a t a < Park Dr ive » U v o n M M t « 8 1 S 2

JTPA FUNDED

FAST P A C E 0 n pany requires d a r k $8 SO/hr UNIFORCE

Caa Sherry at 473 -2931

F E B R U A R Y 1 9 9 1

O P E N I N G S 2680 • Cue iomer Service $13^100 2704 - Generel Of f ice $14 000 2888 Secretary - Lo tus $17,000 2703 l o o m Secretary .

WordPer fec t $24 000

» you have exper ience in any o f theee areas w e re wetting tor your

ALL FEES COMPANY P A ®

P E R M A N E N T S T A F F Troy: 585-2720 Uvonia; 591-2221

Al l Equal Oppor tun i t y Empioyar

INSURANCE AGENCY C o m m e r d M

(2) years requ i red

Sma* agency Good oppor tun i ty f o r r ight person Livonia. 477-0001

KEYPUNCH - Exper ienced keydiec ope ra to rs Fu l / pe r t t ime, dey 'a f t a r -n o o n shi f ts Good pay for g o o d op-e ra to rs M s A l e n 561-5151

LEADING national eng ineer ing f i rm requiree word proceeeor wi th W o r d Star end W o r d Perfect $9 /h r C a i Jennifer st UMF0ACE84S-7884

c o m p a n y L E A D I N G techno logy needs exper ienced •w i t enboe rd opera to r * $7/1* C a i Marge at UNIFORCE 646-8501

LEGAL/EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Oetror t corpora t ion seek* M l l ime •egal secrMary with 5 * y r * experi-ence WordPerfect l o t u s 4 0 Base p re le r red ExcMlent typing skMe re-qu i red AbMiy to w o r t under pree-

L E G A L

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

E X C E L L E N T JOB OPPORTUNITIES

E x p e r i e n c e d legal secret ansa 4

sho r t 4 l o n g t e rm assignments aa w e * ae T e m p l o Perm poamone Caa

EOE

PAY 4 BENEFITS

C O R P O R A T E

P E R S O N N E L

S E R V I C E S

2 6 1 - 1 1 2 0 N O FEE

LEGAL TEMPS K a t h y ' s b a c k ... M ParsonnM At Law For q u i c k exper t schedul ing and p len ty of w o r k , can Ka t t i y t o d a y - 356-0060

L IBRARY CLERK 2 0 h o u r s par week including s o m e even ings 4 Saturdays Dut ies in-c l u d e w o r k i n g wfth. the publ ic M t he c i r cu la t i on d e s k , typing 4 f i l ing High S c h o o l G r a d u a t e or equivalent re-q u i r e d Prev ious l ibrary exper ience h e l p M $5 50 /hou r to s tar t , w f th p r o r a t e d vacation/eicfc leeve t o Be rk ley Pubac Library C o o l i d g e Hlghwey. Berk-e, 48072 . by M a r c h I M . 1991

A n E q u M Oppor tun i ty Employer

'3S5

M A J O R s u b u r b e n advert is ing agen-cy n e e d s execu t ive with WP 5 1 end

l o $10 50 /h r 646-7881

L o t u s CMI S u e

p r o * c i a n c i u p j o M UNIFORCE

M E D I C A L BILLER D M E b W n g and compute r , n u t b e o r g a n i z e d p a y m e n t post ing, loaow up . c o m p e t i t i v e wege

C a i Judy 350-6333

M E D I C A L C L A I M S A D J U S T E R

i m m e d i a t e f u * t ime poamon av en-ab le wf th large we*-eetabkehed

i r d Oarty edmtnis t r stor n B i rm ing -h a m W e requ i re 3-5 years work ex -pe r i ence ad jus t ing medica l 4 weak ly d isab i l i t y c l a i m * Mus i have g o o d w o r k i n g k n o w l e d g e ol C P.T. end C . & a Compe t i t i ve wagaa c o m m e n -s u r a t e w i t h exper ience and excel lent benef i t p a c k a g e p e u m e e n d / o r letter o I in t roduc t ion t o Personne l 3039 , B i r m i n g h a m

Manager P O Box *m. Ml 48010-3039

M O R T G A G E UNDERWRITER o f C o n v e n t i o n a l raaident iM mor t -g a g e e tor a g row ing inst i tut ion seek ing sha rp prn lsss ionM Gener-ous se iery and bsneft ts P e r a o n n M Sys tems 459-1168

N E E D E D I M M E D I A T E L Y : de ta i l m i n d e d p a r s o n lor busy, non-smok-•ng o f f l ca Diver Whed poei t ion 2 yrs e x p e n e n c e m data / order entry Ab le l o h a n d l e m a n y task* Type 80wpm. g o o d p h o n e manner, wo rd prooee*-m g he lp fu l Bene f l t s ^ee f t h meur-ence p ro f i t shar ing Ssnd resume t o M H Depar tment 31251 mdue-I r tM R d . U v o n i a . M l 48150

benel t ts S8nd rssume and salary h is tory l o

P 0 Bos 02208 Detroi t M l 48202

A n EquM Opportuni ty Employer

LEGAL SECRETARY^- T o p no tch With m in imum 3 yrs exper ienced tor busy Fermmoton HMs kngsbon p recuce Excellent g rowth po ten t iw

L a 737-4747

LEGAL SECRETARY tor Troy Law Firm Word and M west 3-4 yrs e g M expert* ence (corpora te ae te lep ien rw ig i requ i red Non amoker Send n e u

FILE CLERK

F»*AMCUL A H * OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR

99484 Troy. M l 48084

LEGAL SECRETARY W o r d p e r l e d 5 0, P i 4 Salary negot iable Caa 9 3 0 - 2 3 0

" — a 861-8787

LEGAL SECRETARY Troy peisor iM injury Arm

Secreiory_wifh 2-3 years ea-Ce Worr iPertec ' • nowaedga

Caa Mr Perkma M » t M

LEGAL SECRETARY. E e a w 2 e w e M B * W o r d a

S h a r m a i 1988 E S*e 4B Detroi t M l 48207

N O V I C U S T O M E R S E R V I C E

$13,520-FEE PAID Y o u w g row ing , feet-paood compa-ny o f fers lo ts of advancement* M I b e n e h t * 4 a rMee after 9 0 days If you have an enthusiast ic ou tgo ing pe rsona l i t y 4 can type SOwpm c a t Sh i r ley nowf " 851-3880

S N E L L I N G PERSONNEL SERVICES OF FARMINGTON HILLS

OUTSTANDING Ind lv lduM needed tor 2 pe rson Uvon ia o f f i ce H.S. d i p l oma excel -lent h e M l h 4 t ho rough compute r ski l ls requ i red Phone contact w ' cus tomers , accoun ts r e c e i v i t u * 4 m u c h m o r e W e requ i re an exper i -e n c e d " p e o p l e p e r e o n " who can manage mul t ip le responsibi l i t ies Salary 4 M l benef i ts commensura te w/sfcMs C a * 12-1 deny 427-3510

Part Time Receptionist

P lymou th menu fac tu rmg f i rm seek* recap t ion ! * ! lor par t t ime posi t ion, app rox ima te l y 25 hou rs par week Qual i f ied cand ida te w « posses* the fo l lowing skMs t y p e 45 w p m , g o o d o r g a n u a t i o o w skMs a n d excel lent

ca t ion sk t l s for busy Mer l in N sw i t chboero

S e n d reeume and salary history to First Techno logy Safe ty Systems

P.O. Box 319 . P lymouth , M l , 4 8 1 7 0 A t tn Mary M e y h u g h

~ A n E q u M Oppor tun i t y Employer

P A Y R O L L / A C C O U N T I N G ASSISTANT

La rge subu rban baaed fcMO seeks mdhaduM to p repa re b i -weekly pay-r o * and p e r f o r m o ther account ing f unc t i ons Requ i re* one or m o r e years expenence >n compute r i zed p e y r o * system, expe r ience m Lotus 123 p re fe r red Excel lent salary and bene f i t s Respond m con f idence to

Human R e s o u r c e * ' A A P P O Box 223

South f ie ld M l 48037 A n EquM Oppor tun i t y Employer



PAYROLL PERSONNEL Par ' t ime 24 hours week 8 3 0 a m t o 5 0 0 p m N o weekends $5 5 0 n o u r

483-2220

RECEPTIONIST 'SECRETARY ly growing Med ica l Cl ime lo-

ca ted m P o n t . i t requ i res a to* t lma Hecec f ion is l • 'Sw:ratary 16 jo in I N i admin is t ra t ive Staff Dut ies w i * in-c lude te lephone swr tchboard . ap-pomtmen t schedul ing, t y p i n g « fil-ing. 4 0 w p m typ ing requ i red W o r d process ing A poo r exper ience n medica l set t ing p re fe r red S u b m i i

m conf idence t o Box » 2 2 2 Observer 8 Eccentr ic Newspape rs 38251 Schoolcraf t R d . U v o m a . Mich igan 48150

RECEPTIONIST wan ted for p leasant non-smok ing law of f ice m South-f ield 1 yeer exper ience. Light t yp -ing Benefi ts Call Kathy . 358 -0 H I

RECEPTIONIST Fun t ime poai t ion tor T roy area insurance agency feeasanl p h o n e m a n n e r * a must 583 -1680

RECEPTIONIST TYPIST For of f ice m R e d t o r d Experience requ i red

Call Judy 255 -9350

R E C E P T I O N I S T / T Y P I S T / G e n e r e l Of f i ce Assis tant- In F a r m m g i o n Entry level non-smoker C a i A l a n 477 -4420 before n o o n

R E C E P T I O N I S T

Typing, busy phones. F>ertec1 tor t he ou tgo ing person M O M 689-964%

Monday. Febru*y 18. 1081 O&E * 7 F



RECEPT KJNIST/TYIhST

typ ing 45-80 wpm. g p re fe r red Send re-

wane l o 18000 W 9 M M R d , 514. 3ou thha*d M l 4807S A t tn Ar tene C e l r e t t

RECEPTIONIST/CA8MIER Appl icants m u « b e capab le of herv-dlmg s busy mutJIpie Hne phoaa sys-tem Must posses g o o d communica-t ion and a»oaaanl te lephone *kMs Only ma tu re m d i i due l * wf th e p ro -

f ron t deak image need *p-

R Apply m pa raon M Michigan < * Par t * . 38858 F o r d Rd . Waal

l and 722-3800

RECEPTIONIST Appacants m u s t b e capab le of han-d i n g a buey mu l t ip le Una phone sys-t e m for a n o n - s m o k i n g off ice m Southf ie ld Onfy m a t u r e mdivyduM* with a pro fess iona l t ront -daok m a g e need apply A c c o u n t i n g off lca expe-

e r r e d Sand r lanca p re le r red Mrs Green. S te > 4 3 . 19785 W 12 ML Rd S o u t M M d . M l 48076

RECEPTIONIST 'SWITCHBOARO Manufac tu r ing f i r m m W Dearborn a looka ig tor an ou tgoa ig aid iwduM with p rev ious * i « t c h b o a r d axperv ence Must tvoa 50 worn 4 hava

entry exper ience wou ld be h e l p M FUD benef i t p a c k a g e

UveraoM Eng ineer ing Company 25315 Keen, Dea rbo rn 48124 or con tac t C indy at 277-0130

Receptlonist/Switcft board Operator

Large emp loyee benef i t administra-tor m B i r m i n g h a m area seek* f u l t ime Recept iomei Professional ap-pearance. g o o d c o m m u n i c a t i o n skids 4 ox c o l o n I e t lendance record cequired Prev ious exper ience wi th AT4T Dimens ion Desirable Sched-u le 8 3 0 a m - 4 3 0 p m M o n - F n Star t ing w a g e $7 -per hr wfth •ncreeee af ter 90 day p robat ion G o o d benef i ts 4 p leasant work envi-ronment Sand reeume to Person nM Manager . 30700 Talegreph, Suite 4801. B i r m i n g h a m M l 48010

RECEPTIONIST for Veter inary Hos-p-tal Must love animals b e f r i e n d ' , 4 ou tgo ing Part / fun tune peai t iOn ara i lab ia , wlk train App ly m person a l Count ry Ridge ' A n i m a l Hosp i ta l . 31178 Haggerty F a r m i n g t o n Huts. (Corner of 14 Mue Rd )

RECEPTIONIST - FuB or pa r t t ime for LMhrup Vil lage C P A l i rm S e n d resumes t o B o i 364 Observer 4 Eccentr ic Newspape rs 36251 Schooicraf t Rd Mich igan 48150

RECEPTIONIST - Ent ry Level Br ight enthusiast ic p e r s o n n e e d e d for g row ing nat ional lease c o m p a n y Please send resume 4 cover letter a long w i l l salary requ i remen ts l o Con t ro t i e r . 30955 N o r t h w e s t e r n Hwy P O Boa 9066 . Farming !o r . HiUs M l 48333 9066

RECEPTIONIST P L U S Recapl ion is t for serv ice o r i en ted company Variety of du t ies P r q l e i s ionM appearance a n d a t t i t ude ou t

•ng personal i ty g o o d p h o n e vo ice ski l ls G o o d typ ing s k i * * , h ighty

mot iva ted , organized SouthIWiC loca t ion CMI 5 6 9 - 7 5 2 *

S A L E S SECRETARY F u l t lma pos i t i on m manufacturers ' representat ives o f f i ce Exparienca r e q u r a d G o o d typ ing and varbM skMs r j p u t r e d j h o r t h a n d pre ler red Computer exper ience wi th W o r d Perfect and DBase 4 helpful Must b e wiihng l o laern pr ic ing proc*t-duree epd o rdar follow-up Career oppor tun i ty lor pa rson looking to« work wi th variety and chal lenge Excaaant benef i ts Plaaaanl non-smok ing Sou thhe id o f f i ce m 12 M * a / Nor thwestern Hwy a rea C a i for an

a p p o i n t m e n t et 3&5-1613

PART TIME SECRETARY growing f i rm need* Secretary tor Data Entry / Var ious du t i es N o exper ience need-ed. but t y p i n g i k m s and matur i ty a must F lex ib le schedul ing, compMl -t ive pay B i r m i n g h a m area C a i ot

Sta tus Faux Jewelry 12.72-A Grea t Oaks Man .

Rochester HMs. M l . 48307 3 1 ^ - 6 5 6 - 6 7 4 9

SECERTARY - PART TIME Canton arae Flexib le h r s . qui te e n w o n m e n t M u s i have word pro-cessing s x p a n e n c a 981-7007

PERMANENT PART-T IME Ftoait lon in Can ton Insurance _ Agency Leave m a n a g e at *

455-3229 -

RECEPTIONIST Par t t l m a - C a * 559 -7 *30

RECEPTIONIST P u l 8 par t Uma. n e e d * J for buey Veter inary Carve, ( two locat ion* I Dut ies tmcude p h o n e anewarmq. appo in tment acheduang. f a n g 4 aoma compu te r wo rk Caperienoe w i th ammals helpfu l Salary 4 bene-h t * c o m m e n a u r e l e wi th exper ience Resumes lo: L inda Snow. Westcot t Veter inary Care Can te r * 24429 G r a n d Rlvar. Detroi t . Ml 48219

RECEPTIONIST ' A C C O U N T I N G CLERK

O p e r a t e sw i t chboa rd and great visi-t o r s Sor t and d is t r ibu te i ncoming m a * Da la ent ry o n ma in f rame ter-rrunM Assist A c c o u n t s P r y s b i ? by p e r f o r m i n g var ious c ler ica l tasks Requ i res h igh schoo l d i p l oma or equ iva lent sw i t chboa rd exper ience t w o year* of f ice exper ience good verba l c o m m u n i c a t i o n skW* dea r te lephone voice No p h o n e c a t s

R E C E P W N I ' S T Entry level pos i t ion l o r l u * t i m e " br ight mot iva ted ind iv idua l to WQ/V in a Ir iendty a tmosphere To answer a busy te lephone sys tem inventory con t ro l , must be excel lent *ig u re* . 10-key flung' 4 g e n e r a l o f f i ce du t ies required. Benef i ts a re avail-able For personal in terv iew c a l l M o n i c a at 559- 7 jS6

SECRETARIAL POSITION immedMte needed for an experi-enced part h m e md iv iduM lo sup-por t our saiee a n d serv ice personnel m Farming ton HMs ReaponaibHitie* wM include Te lephone work, wo rd procasemg 4 rrwsc dut ies The Bar bar -Co leman C o of fers * compet i -t ive salary aa wMi a * a smoke tree work env i ronmen t For immediate cons idera t ion sand reeume to

Ba rbe r -Co ieman C o 27200 Hagge r t y Rd . Suite 3B

Farrmgnton HMs. M l 48331

SECRETARIAL - Part Tane St rong •• neaoed Some genera l t yp ing requ i red I3S-40 w p m accura te) Appl icant muM b e cour teous a n d a non-*moker Posi t ion Tuaaday th ru Thursday, 9am-5pm Phooe inquir ies racanrod Monday and Fr iday 9 30am-2pm

R E C E P T I O N I S T Autoraotrve test ing facur t , l o o t e d m Uvoraa. h a * a r o p e n i n g l o r i ' p v l l i m e raoepuoms l M u s i b o d e p e n d ab le and people o r w n t e d Pieeae aend raeume i requ i rements t o h o i Ooeerver 4 Eccentric 3 « » t Sclvooicren MWhlgef i 4 8 7 W -

Nelson Paper Racycang PO Box 161. Romu lus Mt 48174

(3131 721-0197

- SECRETARY /BOOKKEEPER Computer e x p e n e n c e . perpetual inventory expe r ience tar a kght m a n u f a d u r l n g c o m p a n y 399-8882

SECRETARY/BOOKKEEPER

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B o x a 7 2 2 . P lymouth M l . 4 8 1 7 0 Dapt: 1 0 0 0 - 1 1

A n E q u M Oppor tun i t y Employer

RECEPTIONIST Admin is t ra t i ve of f ice of mu l t , d iv i -s ion manufacturer seea» Recept ion-ist for h igh vo lume s w i t c h b o a r d R e aponsibrk i ies an* inc lude regular scheduled typing 4 misc ass ign men t» as requi red Indnr tduM Shall be personab le and func t i on wen u n der a busy '»s l paced e n v i r o n m e n t C o m p a n y otters fun bene f i t s 4 . g o o d compensa t i on 'Fo r cons idera- .u-please fo rward resume or le t te r o f app l ica t ion to. . 1

j -Humsn Resource* R P 0 Box 2500C

P lymouth M i 48170 A n Equal Oppor tun i t y Employer

REPORTING SECRETARY

m Typ ing, -wordpro-ame bookkeep ing ex-

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?6-400 Lahser . Su i te a 108. Sou thhe id )

SECRETARY tor g row ing Birming-ham mor tgage c o m p a n y Self * tar t e " m o t i v a t e d , ab le to handia diverse 'eeponsibMt lae 4 mul t ip le tasks, g o o d o rgan lza t ionM 4 phone * k * a s mus t , c o m p u t e r exper ience re-qui red Ph C a m e or Ka thy646-9080

M I l ime for env i ronmenta l l ae m Farming ton Mats Con tac t C a r o l

477-4030. ax ! - f O t

S E C R E T A R Y Human Resource Depar tment of mator corporat ion, seeks your excel-lent secretar ia l skat* Top beneht* Sand resume ex c a i

DIVERSIFIED RECRUITERS C O 27780 Nov i R o a d Ste 106

Novi . M l 48377-3427 A » Fees C o Pa»d • 344-8700

A T T E N T I O N A c c e p t i n g A p p l i c a t i o n s :

• W o r d P r o c e s s o r s

• D a t a E n t r y O p e r a t o r s

• C l e r k T y p i s t s

V a c a t i o n P a y • H o l i d a y P a y

G r o u p M e d i c a l • R e f e r r a l B o n u s e s

SECRETARY 'REAL ESTATE backg round m add i t i on to comput -ers 4 s e c r M a n M W M ba mvohiad with doa ig p roper ty management of 4 Ouadmgs B o o k k e e p a i g n e t p M Llvoma Recru i tment Resources Or sand reeume to 24100 Southheid Rd. S u n * 315. Sou thhe id M i 48075 Or c a i Ann . 443-5590



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SECRETARY GOOO.OPPORTUNITY

80 w p m t y p i n g / t a p akM*. IBM 3 4 / 3 8 • n d / o r account ing nwp fu i Super ior baneats C a i Ar thur Thomas Exeud tve Sarah 355-4140

SECRETARY - n s i d s a tor Sou th -ftsid pens ion off lge Exper ience o n Lotus D Base wo rd p a r t e d helpfu l

354-5850 Mon-Fr t iO -4pm

SECRETARY. PART TIME, tor law of f ice Entry ievW Cxceaani spef tng . typmg. r a o u r e d D t d a p h o n a skMs

d South f ie ld 357-0002

SECRETARY pa r t t l m a . W O a t r o d arae Typmg. phone* , kght b o o k -keeping nonamoker Send reeume P O B p * 52487. Uvoma. 48152

SECRETARY - par t u m e to start 3 -4 days par weak P l ymou th of f ice lo-cat torr Genera l of f ice 8 p h o n e * M s requ i red Con tac t Mr C r a w f o r d

420-0400

SECRETARY - Sa le * 8 Serv ice Depar tment Part t i m e Light typ ing , tfat* en t ry , phones WM t r s m - 1 - 2 y rs exper ience Caa Dawn tor

489-5840

SECRETARY Sma* m l g f i rm keeks to* t ime peraon wtth t y p m g M M * , organizat ion and compu te r e x p e n d n c e Advancement oppo r t u -nity 4 benef i ts C a i 581-1770

SMALL C O M P A N Y look ing tor M i

least 40 wpm. F a r m m g i o n more a i t o rma t ion caa 440-0043

S R . L E G A L S E C R E T A R Y

$24-$28.000 A RARE OPPORTUNITY 10 w o r * m legal depa r tmen t of mator co rpo ra -t ion Must have W o r d P a r t e d 5 0 s n d several years co rpo ra te exper t -

peM Caa Ba rba ra 772-8780 SNELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES

STATE F A R M INSURANCE OFFICE look ing tor exper ienced Maff p e r s o n tor an agency m Weet iend Send re-sume to M Clark . 32186 F reedom Road. F a r m m g i o n . M1 48338

S U B U R B A N . adve r t i s i ng agency needs accoun ts payab le compu te r d a r k 8.000 key s t roke* , u p to $8 / hr C a i Rona at UNIFORCE 846-8188

S W I T C H B O A R D OPERATORS ' immed ia te open ings lor experi-enced sw i tchboard ope ra to rs C A I PERSONNEL UNLIMITED 751-5806

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TELEPHONE RECEPTIONIST . m e l u r * ' pe rson

3 days phones ' r o v o f t l i ves Exceaenf wo rk ing cond i t ions .

3>51-2602

TEMPORARY RECEPTIONIST Possib ly pe rmanen t .

l ight typ ing ; B i rm ingham 540 -7555

TROY AREA - F u l t ime o f f i ce poor-l ion Muet have g o o d genera l o f f i ce s k u a C a i be tween 9 a m - 1 i s m 528-3814 EEOC

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awit tan 4 ver -Fu* t ime 357 -3165

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TYPWT wi th wend processing Ener-OSOC of f ice Mart M <7 50/hr Caa Lorry m UNIFORCE 4 73 2933

T Y P I S T 65-f WPM

Typmg n e w * puoacaeons updates, r j p o r * GooO w o r k i n g condHMna

VETERINARY RECEPTIONIST hard work ing, congenia l

parson w h o akee people a * w a i aa eramaM Some comuter exper ience helpful but no l requ i red Some Saturday hou rs Apply M

i M Cimic WoodSKM Animal Woodward Rore l Oak

4 1 0 N

VETERINARY HOSPITAL Opening tor RecaptipnMt over 18 Light t y p i n g Wing and good p h o n e skias requ i red Hours M o n - F n . 4pm-9pm. Sa l Bam-5pm After 1pm c a i 349-8508

W O R D PROCESSOR SECOND SHIFT

t O V I Tranecr ip lon 'secre is r ia l d u t w * N o n smok ing ofUcs Superior *p *a ing a necessity Pleasant ou tgo ing man-ner tor a busy Medic s i /LagM Now of f ice P r o f e i s i o n s i appearance Word Proceaa ing 'Computer Know l -edge 5 p m 10 1 30am Sand raeume 4 selary requ i rement * to Box 244 Observer 4 Eccentr ic Newspspers. 38251 Schoolcra f t Rd Michigan 48150

W O R D P R O C E S S O R S

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W O R D P R O C E S S O R

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W o r d Processor P O Box 300

Southf ie ld , M i . 48037

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ALL POSITIONS AVAILABLE — F u l or par t t ime Good pey wrlh benef i t* Apply in person 11310 Telegraph Rd . Rad fo rd

ASSISTANT CHEF Exper ienced Cook. Sous chef f u l or part u m e Start immediate ly S le rkng He igh t * area 939-1 T11

ATTENTION Now Hiring:

For A l Shifts Please apply in pe rson

3 „ S X . 3 X . Farmington. Ml

BAR PERSONS 4 WAIT STAFF to! 4 part l ima posi t ions tor C h a r t s * Too Lounge n G s r d s n Ci ty Apply wf thm Ford 4 I

BAR STAFF. WAJT STAFF, C O O K S A l shi f t * F u l and par t t m a App ly 8pm-2am. 1870 S Wayne Rd m

728-9330

BARTENOER - fua t ime raghta. ex penence neoesasry r ie le rencaa Pnvele d u e Caa Mr M e * T u a * thrv Fr i 9 e m - 3 p m 544 -3581

BARTENOER M o n - W e d -Fn even ings 8 8 per hour plue t ips Mayf lower m o i m m P lymouth 453-1832

BEVERLY HILfeg GRILL

HOST/HOSTESS- f u l benef i ts 4 g rowth l o m e n s g m e n t Appfy m person

31471 Sou lh l iMd Rd Between 13 4 14 Mile Rds

B O B EVANS - SOUTHFIELD Now far ing f u l 4 par t t ime server * hoM'caehiers . s ta r t ing pay 85 25/hr F u l b m e benef i ts . e i c M l e n i nps

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COOK - EXEPRIENCED * i P a i a making Counter help 4 dekvery person, no' axpenenca necessary Apply m person Den 4 Marx * Bar B O House 24545 W 12 Ml W of Tswgrspn

c o f x s F 0 8 &AOCY s PlJB FlexitMS hours, benefits Exper i -enced pre tar red Apply ai parson, ask tor Manager 1809 N weyne Rd w n i i f a

COOKS - Fu" fane days or n i gh t s Same broaar 4 p rep cook poen ions s v s l e o i e Apply in parson be tween 9em-5pm ask tor Jeff N o r m a n s Eton Street S l a l i o n 245 So E t o n S i . B i rmingham

COOKS toil t ime evenings, expar i -neced onfy Wen staff fu* and p a n t ime Apply m paraon AJ * 39405 Pfymouth Rd Plymouth

Day WattMaR Bartender 4 B u s p e r s o m Apply s i M a c K i n n o n s 128 E Mam S i . Northviao

DELI MANAGER For B i rm ingham restaurant Excaaant oppor tun i ty tor pe rson with r ight quMMcabons Var ied hours Sand rssume lo Genera l Manager ' 9 0 N Hunter B r m m g -

OELIVERV PERSONS C O O K S

TELEPHONE ORDER TAKERS Apply 2 - 5 p m . M o n - F n . or 12-3pm Sat

COTTAGE INN PIZZA 28845 Orchard l a k e Between 12 8 13 Mae 553-2880


GENERAL C A F E T E R ^ i deM hours and eondmcne Bw eHu • i s l a t l i 2 3 0 p m

Araa CaB S M w h -348-8200. ea l 2588

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2 Banquet Supervisor 3 PBX 4 Cock tsk Server* 5 Reetauren l Server*

n e r i o n Monday Wednesday Friday I 0 a m - 4 p m or

No Phone Calla

Please respond l o EMBASSY SUITES 28100 F r a n k M Rd

S o u t M M d . Ml 48034 A n Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer

KITCHEN MANAGER NEEDED m Southf ie ld res ta iasn i

. Ask Ipr Nek or Jerry 354-1780

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T h e G r o u n d R o u n d 3310 N. Woodward.

R O Y A L O A K

N O W HIRING DISHROOM People 4 Wai l staff Top Wagee Appl ica t ions taken 10-*pm Wasl land App ly m Paraon 38375 Joy Rd

ROMA S OF UVONIA. Oarden CHy

wai t staff c o o k * and mM I re d su-perv isors C a i M o n -F r t . 427-1990

SELF MOTIVATED - peraon with g o o d image wanted tor t « seeing Excel lent commiss ions g o o d driv-ing r e c o r d reouaed Apply Hungry Howie* . 5711 S weyne Rd. Weyne

328-8990

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683-8383

SUPERVISOR - Exper ienced, ' f lM tane lor lunch counter G o o d bene-f i ts App ly M The Woo iwor th Co . Wonder land M a i ; Livonia

WAIT PERSON Days, par t tane Apply In person P ied P®er 39305 Pfymouth Rd U v o n t a 484-3354

WAITPERSONS days, evenings 4 w e e k e n d * Experienced pre fer red C o m act B o b * Cbney W e n d iPfym-o u t h / N o r t f m a e areei. 420-2124

WAIT STAFF. Host Staff. Bus Waff U n a c o o k * 4 Dishwashers Appfy m peraon M o n -Fn. . l } . - 4pm O l d Woodward a m . 555 S Wood-wo rd B i rmmghem 842-9400

WAITSTAFF Needed tor Southfield, Ask tor Sam. Nek. or Jerry

5 0 6 H e l p W a n t e d S a t e a

A CAREER IN REAL ESTATE SALES WITH US IS A REAL JOB 0 i « p rograms and support systems are so s f toc l fve we guerantee you e m m m u m annual income of 825 .000 wi th j n l imned potent ial

DON'T GAMBLE WITH YOUR FUTURE CALL ME TO0AYTM

SUE K E L L * 844-4700 REAL ESTATE ONE. INC BloomftMf l - B i rmingham

ACCOUNT REPRESENTATIVE

NEEDED

Oue t o the compMl twe na t i ve of m a t e m p o r a r y Help mduatry our rapidly e x p a n d i n g corpore t ion r u e d * * <7y-nanac. *e« motrv*1e0 eccount rap-raeenta l fve to capture a greater por -t i on p ! the merket OuMMed m d M d -uafc muM heve sales e x p e r t K » a i d u d r n g co ld csMng and a p roven

; ADVERTISING SALES REPS L a n d m a m Target Metfca a lead* t he p u M c a b o n a f ield • l ookmg tor an aggreeeme 4 hardwork ing n » w d u M i o ssa diaptay advertMlng lor one of Us local propert iea Base • commiss ion t o Mart Benef i t * Sand reeume 16 Kevin Evens. 32815 Foiaom Rd Fermmg ion HMe Or caa - 474-3310 exf 57

A GREAT PLACE TO W O R K '

REAL ESTATE ONE. INC PLYMOUTH - CANTON

Char t your course tor reel eets te *ucceaa Work with an of f ice managed by a CRB*

iCer t i f ied ReM Estate B roke rege l 125 000

Guaran teed Min imum Income Caa Today P Melmk CRB. CRS

455-7000 AMERICAN EXPRESS

O S ' A m e r i c a n Express is o f fer ing e f inancia l planmng. 'Mock b roker ca-r e r wwn management potent ia l Subetant iM salary and bonueee De-

a o r v i i ex per e n c e requved C a i tar

• 827-1230 M R KENO

A NATIONAL INSURANCE C O • expand ing Star t own agency, part fane * e l m g e l knee Trammg and f inanc ing 557-3288

APPRAISAL TRAINEE - o c a off ice of na t i onM orgamzabon need* M

ang 10 work hard we ofler wamaig earn wfaM you ieem PcAennai M M year »i excess of ( 2 1 . 0 0 0 Cea Rose M o n thru F r i . bo feaon f 0 a m - 2 p m 477-3782

APPRAISAL TRAINEE Local o f«ca of N a f o n a l Organaat ien n e e d * t2> toa-lime carer ma ided av dnnduaM e d k n g l o work nard We Offer Tremer E a m - w n e e - Y o u - L e w n cho i ce o l locat ion Pofamia i i n yeer e e r n m g * m axcAa* of 128 000 C A L L ROY HACKER 478-7008

A REAL ESTATE F M M e looka ig tor a T wamerx e fa ig Saw* Assistant Coaege degree or Senee 7 h e t p M Aak tor C a r d 827-7180

ART GALLERY Outs ide saiee Very very fagh earn-ing* N o art exper ience deeded Di-rect m i l exper ience aepor tem C s M n g on corpora t ion* Rap id ad-

DlkMNG ROOM SUPERVISOR HOSTPERSON

n u a e e r f ma tu re peraon tor pa r t ume emp loyment Monday th ru Fri-day 9am- t p m 85 'hdur No expen -ence requ i red Oe» Per t 548-2700

CMNING R O O M SUPERVISOR

commun i t y seek* en honeel. herd-worn n g and earwig a id ieduM i o au per nee caa d m m g r o o m tor M raw-dents Some exper ience wifh seniors end daeng roc weory a n neceeaary

22^00 C W c O SoulhAMd

DfSHWASMER M e 1*6 «er r i o i M m Pfymouth FiM tane MuM have dr*» e r * keanee E i age 453-1832

GOURMET OS I . PERSON Mek m g *andw*chae 4 i W i . H Par t / to* nme Exper ienced S o u r he ld aree Caa Bnen or Saceh 352-8858

! 7 f » L

f f 0 8 l » «

JANITOMAL PERSON B a m - n a m

& 2 S

g row ing a n corporaRon Lead* re-torrais 4 c o m a d * f u m e n e d C o n v

Otoen 228-9350

r i g h t i nd iv idua l I Aak tor B o b 588-5100

B I - L I N G U A L S P A N I S H . . M E X I C O . .

6 6 0 - 3 4 2 1

DRfV fR S A L f S

s o e H e l p W a n t e d 5 0 6 H e l p W a n t e d S a t e a

AVERAGE 88-14 NOUMLY sary MuM

•augfc s i d 4 « with o »

CAREER IN REAL ESTATE! cheaengee end ik r iua ly m r ^ poient iM *ound ax-

e d to handle a«e g row th Ground Hoor optxrr sural y Free * » n a i a i s m Feb 23 Caa 524.1911

camg. c a i ua today to * M u p an ap-p o m t w e m t o dtocuee how Century 21 Ti "

Four o m c a tacMUone.

C M B o n e O s M d a

C e n t u r y 2 1 T o d a y 8 5 5 - 2 0 0 0

CABLE TV

•or 3 fu»- r sp reeen lMue i to work m our Soufhi le io end W

For Pear Porn 4 Weeaend aree* c a i

Ed Con tman lM an exceaeriA companaat ion 4 I p a c k a g e For more n t o r m a -

b o n CMI W a y n e Haaktne. 353-8044

He igh ts 4 Weea 277-1247. ssk

C R O W L E Y ' S FINE JEWELRY DeperVnenf M the Wee lborn Shop-p ing Cente r m Dearborn e aeeamg

s. M l to wor *

WFTOTLY m d M d u M App ly in person M Crow-ley s Fine Jewe l ry Oeper tmem at the W e a l po rn Shopp ing Cantor or c e l S h e r r i 278-8000 ex l ' 472

DAV iO WACHLER 4 SONS Jewelers. * e *A* M o r pe r t ume * a l e * peraon tor o u Nov i T o w The idea l i

m g 4 serv ic ing cue iomer * Pr ior fewelry ta les esperv enoe p re to r red C o m a d Gary or Sue Wechler at 347-1800

E A R N S lO.OOO- MO PLUS G r o u n d f loor MtuetKm Superv isor* and managers needed mmed ie te f y Cea N o w 313-374-0005

E A R N 125 000 PLUS Your I M Year ai Market a ig Training Look ing tor Livonia. Farmmgion 4 F a r m m g i o n HMa f iee ideni* We ara w M m g to t r am and wor * w«h you

C e l 478-8008

ENTER the g l a m o r w o r l d of m o d e l i n g as en I dm ieemr i i A d w o r M John CesaMancas Mode l ing 4 Career Cente r SaMe expaneno neoesssry commiaeion plue borax* P l ymou th or Troy 45S-0700

ENTRY LEVEL - Beee 840.000 Degree * 1 yr e OUISKM H M 473-7210

Steven j Greene Personnel

EXPERIENCED LEASING AGENT oe l t i on aveaaPM M retiramer

c o m m u n i t y a i Southfteid Accept ing reeumee a n d appacatmns only p h o n e caA* Exceaenf salary

The Hee lherwood 2 2 8 0 0 O d e Center Dr

Southf ie ld . M l 48034

E X P E R I E N C E D phone sodci ta needed tor maids aeie* poena* Exceaenf po len tM l CMI M( Hart be-tween 9 e m - S p m M 581-9414

EXPERIENCED TELEMARKETERS ExcMlent eelery pk j * Commne io r i 3 yra te lemarka l ing e x p a n e n o mus t ' Ser ious mqueaa onty" CMI Jeft. 948-8200

F A R M I N G T O N HILLS I P roduc t i on Compeny. 187.1 » * M ' t h igh energy aMf m o t i v e

P M to sea adver t i s ing H Aak tor L a * a a

NAILS ARE HOT

n e w C A R SALESPEOPLE U v o n t a aeeiereh ip m need o l

R E S I D E N T I A L R E A L E S T A T E SALES Career with en o l d eetetMeh-

mut Uvonie VoMi

M8e EaM 4 West of Newburgh with

15 The Prudent ia l Harry S WOMe f i e e n o n * 2 f 5880

ORIGINAL

C E C I L L E ' S NEED EXTRA I N C O M E 1

WANT A S E C O N D X » 7 PART TIME W O R K T FLEXIBLE H O U R S ' '

F rag rance 4 - C o s m e t i c s C l e r k ' * taer Exper ience des i rab is But w e w a i t i a m Caa for in to

642-5116 B a m m g h e m M l

5 0 6 H e l p W a n t e d S a i e e

REAL ESTATE SALES • 2 5 . 0 0 0 Guaran teed ' • you warned t o J l a r t a career m reel ee-ia*e b m toa ' you t e u t o n t take e chence on a tower M M y e w i ncome now le tr ie tane to g M l i a r l e d C a i T n c n a M 348-8430 to Mto out M o m

career f M M o l j n e m i t a d potanOM REAL ESTATE ONE EOC

nereeeary l C a i tor an w t r M • and

i o of fer C A L L THOMPSON BROWN 553-8700

Fe rmmoton H Aak tor Sheae

S A L E S

C O O R D I N A T O R

Farming ton Hale I k u w o r i edver f iamg *a to* c o m p e n y aeekmg Coord ina tor u aaMM m handkng o f

ng ai IQk lea t -grow-ThM entry levM i reordmary t r e m m g m g caBM eiduatry Non s m o k m g off

s i 4 . o o o - t i s . o o a

661-5530

C A B L E M E D I A

C O R P O R A T I O N

OUTSIDE C O M M I S I O N SALES -R e s ' d e n l i a l ' C o m m e r c i a i e n e r g y , p roduc ts H igh n c o m * oppor turaty tor sa l f -der te r 788-2288

O U T S I D E S A L E S !*;

company Pr ior expe r ience d Pu*.-

fo $30 000 CMI Ten M 4 ^ t - 0 * 0 9 Fee employee pa id SNELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES

SALES Exceaenf PruleeemnM oppor iun r t y svanaoi* tor you Local f r anduee of •memencmai f i rm marke t ing person-al 4 proteeeranM development ma-ier iaM Fim. G o o d n c o m * po ten t ia l No travel Comple te on |ob t remmg F u l or par t lane

313-478-9898 ' 1

PHONE SALES PERSON Wale* o> l a m alee w e n l e d tor netoe

SALES HELP F u l tane - permanent

For W Bloomaeto d M d r e n * M o r e Peaquts 828-55 t o

Sharp Witty end i eem* quickly Knowledge o l c o m p u t e r s preferred C o n t a d M * e 8 -5 M 4 7 1 - 0 9 0 '

PHONE SALES p lus C o m m n e i o n

II you have what if taaaa C a i Jeff * f

P O R T R A I T S A L E S A Nat ional Por t ra i t Pho tography C o

and MianciePy reward ing world of por t ra i t p h o t o g r w h y Exper ience a* a Portrai t Conauf tan i or Proof Paaaer helpfu l but no l r equaed We offer a c o m p l M * trama>g program. For Interview Mr Merger 522-1285

PROFE SSlONA L W I N O O W 4 SlO-ING Canvaaaars - E M a o m n e d com-pany on the east ( toe H igh commis-s ion You know w h o r o u ara Give us s c a i Exper ienced only Ask tor Dove 778-0080

REAL ESTATE CLASSES

Learn how to ob ta in your Michigan ReM Estate scene* Our cl are 1 aught by exper ienced pral*oaiciri-ato Sta le of t n * a n faculty Day and PM daaaa* evaaabto HOC n o x M i tu i t ion and m a i a n a t f For mora in fo rmat ion c a i durmg busmaes n o m '

- 1 -800-989-2121

553-4044

FREE CAREER SEMINARS' Y o u are cord iaay aivf tod l o change your kto I n 1991 C e l lor reserva-t i ons tor our next scheduled career mghf See tmg is kmnad. so CMI to-

" C E N T U R Y 2 1 C H A L E T 4 7 7 - 1 8 0 0 FULL T IME SALES POSITION a v a * ab le mi A P P N M

R E A L E S T A T E P R O F E S S I O N A L S

We. M CoKJwe* Barwar take the ut most a s l i c s t i o n to sea that you are g n e n the pest t rammg and support poaeitae A l tfus p lus 100% j p m m a -

aacornTTO npna Oroup t i s e l f Oeiief l is snd m o r e enebie you to become independen t end s t rue SaMe Prdesa ione i C a i J im Ste-vens or NeM Lsnpheer and ses e»iy we srs m s » 1 RaM Estate offtca m sa of Weyne County and what you rs rasr oppor t im i t i es migh t ba

459-6000

C0LDWELL BANKER

Schweitzer Real Estate.

SALES HELP Warned tor special ty o i l l shop » down town B a m m g h a m F u l or part tane RetaS/saMs exper ience requi red 258-9574

506 Vjy'p Wanted SALES POSITION MANS DOTHMG

8ELECT COMMUNICAT IONS

SAaES PERSON

S H O W R O O M SALES 4 SUPPORT Luxury luichart 4 Bath t f i o w r o o m ai B r r rangham requiree *aMs p i Otoe s ionM wi th s t rong o r g a n a a t k m M s k « s pravwU* axpar ienoe ' requ i red ' Sand ieeume 4 salary faMory t o P 0 Box 331244 Detro i t Mi 48232. A t ten t ion ParsonnM

TELEMARKETERS 2 years

TELEMARKETERS wan ted tor A T 4 T worm ass is t to *et SPPM tor ssMs reps MuM 0s exper ienced hdur ty pey p lus bonus Hours 4 p m - S p m CMI John Kakos 9 e m - 5 p m 557 -0400

TELEMARKETEFtS Expener icad phone sMee persons Earn 1200-4250 per wk 8 - 9 p m Monday thru Thursday I 0 e m - 2 p m Saturday Rocnaetar H I M area Caa S -9pm only 852-5580

TELEMARKETING ope ig a iduetry needs

507 Help Wi Pari Time

500 Help Wi

tor buey wege 4 .

HAIRSTYLIST

HAIR STYLIST M C A N T O N Fua or par t ume open ing

506 Help Wanted Satea X O M i m S T A T t V E CLERK-South l to ia O r g a n o e d reaabM 4 d a t a l o n e n t e c tor d e r icw typmg 4 lO-kay add ing -eepor>*«amee 1-5pm M o n - F n . p o t e n t i a l ' l u l tana 16 SO/hr C e l Tues between 4 -8pm ONLY

353-9132. EOE

ART 4 CRAFT Shop - Look ing tor a r eeponwo ie t e a 4 Mock paraon to wo rn f r om 4 t&pm-9 3 0 p m T u « y Thurs Fr i 4 some S M 4 2 S - 0 4 W

aOOtC KEEPER M e E D O par t tarfa "

.monthly p o s MMa 32255 Fsrmaigtor .

COUNTER P O S / T O N 5I Dry

OELIVERY 4 soma kght waranoues

r e q u i r e d Cak 9-4 M o n - Fn 591-1515

D E M O PEOPLE NEEDED

d e m o tood producta ai tocM super-m a r k e t s Good wages 4 m i e e g s A b s o u t e M e r t M m g 477-8842

TELEMARKETING - PART TIME Locei compeny l o o k m g tor e id iv tdu-w with s g o o d p h o n e v o c e Ear*-up to U or m o r e - 1 t r am Caa T im or *PP*r 32575 Foiaom Rd (9 Mae i Farmington lea* 478-2784

TELEPHONE SALES REPS

to"ST^ SALES HELP wanted FaM o rowmg l u M n a r t , Target Troy baaed wgn compeny Sign ex a i m unse t . : i ndn idueM to penance r e f e r r e d but no l neree ou tbo imd t e M m a r k M r i g d s p a r t m e m sery 880-894C | r , one of Its tocM propert iea W a o i -

ler u m trevang. base saMry com-mission 4 bonus an oppor turaty tor s d r a n c e m e n l Pr ior expar ienca » pre ler red Put we are anMng tp t r am the ng f j t peopM Tta* • a pa r t - l ane evening poei t ion Apply a> p e r s o n 32815 Foieom Rd F a r m m g i o n Hiak or c a i Kevm Evana 474-3310 ea t 57

EARN 887 - W 7 (2 days work i Food anowa g r a n d operwng* coupon ing tood demorv s t r s h o n * nos lesemg 54D-20BI

S E C R E T A R Y / S.1

req ia red Ouakty poertior. m lovely amnronment 2-3 days 'week Troy Ca* for appo in tment 282-1402

GENERA^ OFFICE CLERKS PART TIME

HOMEMAKERS - RETIREES Merkecmg sennce* f i rm m Farmmg-i o n HMs sesk* entry- level g e n e r a o f f i ca personnel P l m i reepcind I you the loaowmg • H igh School Dip loma

MSA'INEIOE

T H E

I N S I D E S T O R Y

O N A G R E A T

S A - L E S C A R E E R

There a no co ld i :aamg m Nu t ru Sys tem Our

TRAVELING SALES REPS f_/ neelth 4 U n a * * TrevM expense* peal CMI Terry 441-1841

Want to Sad Real Estate''

s p o n d m g to prospects , no l f ind ing them

A * a Sa le* Consu l tan t you ana oe reeponeibM for hen-dkrig phone caa* f r o m pro-•pect rve okents a n d con-d u c t i n g saiss c o n s u l t a -t i ons Y o u p rov tde 1 -2 rea rs sale* e x p e r i e n c e we a prov ide s comprehen-srvs f r smmg p r o g r a m

•oc f t ed m F e m a n g i o n o f fers en a> c e ' t a n t c o m p e n s a t i o n package m e m d n y S CQm imsemn plan We ig r i the a d v a m a g e s C a l l K i m Keker M ( 5 ' T « 9 4 - l » 0 4

Barwer Schweitzer di f tar-ence in WeM Bksomfi*»d_. contact j e c k w S t e u e r

737-9000

C0LDWELL BANKER

Scrtwettzar ReaJ Estate 1ft Offices

H 2 • * 1 5 PER HR ALOETTE a Home Show Compeny ang 10 N

• S t r o n g verbal 4 M e m S k u a .• Da ta Entry Expenence • Sa lary 45 19 Per Hour • F iea ibM Dayt ime Hours If you heve theee quaaficebonA. c o n t a c t

C A R O L Y N MUSSER - 488 -3225 0 e t e * T ' 0 a m 4 4 p m

Mondar th ru Friday

INSURANCE AGENCY general o f f i ce help W o r d

p r o c e s s i n g d e s i r s b t a Ask tor S h a r o n at 847-7»B3

JANITORIAL HELP NEEDED 18 hou rs per week u v o m a a rea M u M hase car C a i Bob 427-2470

day m r u Friday. 12-5 I 6 i t o r Caa K a n l o r deteas M 477-4030 eat 10»

« i w w i raa imn ID M M D a l a m MAINTENANCE 4 REPAIR person i f h o a " i m a i G Hi i n c p e r - t i m t .• d - - mfiaii-i ^ ^ * y . •- • • " t o o «0» BeOO^WWG c o n o a ^

Beauty Coneuftanis No inveetment i raum coremuraty 20-30 hou rs p » wese Partect tor rebree Send qual-i f i ca t ion* to Personnel. P O Box 721176 Berkey M i 48072

you can become s par t d ths Nut rv 'SyMem teem Ws s r * an equal oppor tun i t y

No Kit C o m n o Dsa ie i ' i f i m Train-ing Provatod Gueranteed Salary . For more reformat ion c a i Sandy

12pm or ; MB • » . t M J O U Cl R E t 1 r i & C k A & C O

N U T R I / S Y S T E M WEIGHT LOSS CENTERS

FUMNTTURE S A L E S

0 * 1 4 2 5 - 8 0 0 0

INTERESTED IN SELLING REAL ESTATE

In Uvonta. call Dave Sneil

462-1811 .

C0LDWELL BANKER

Schweitzer Real Estate 19 Offices

INTERESTED IN SELLING REAL ESTATE

• Pre-Ucenae classes now forjnlng

Call LJoyd Edwards

339-1400

C0LDWELL BANKER

Scftwattzer Real Estate 19 Offices

REAL ESTATE SALES Energetic sef t -Marter t o Mam I r o m

taae company ^ j o d a y to bagm i

S a m e BryngeM < nn** 453-8800 Coidwea B w w e r Scnwaruar R e d

S A L E S

M A N A G E M E N T

toying the r y * . Joyce J

507 Help Wanted Pari Time

. A C T N O W E a r n $ 5 . 0 0 / H o u r

i Card Weeaend Send -ePN to

' GMteon Greet ing Cards P O Box 88 i P s r k 48148

, ty w i m A L W Marke t i ng wnee en-the securer o l y o u B * * * r n

773 -aas3

R E M E R I C A . W A N T S Y O U !

len t * tane you e e m e d whet you ' * w o r t h ' Remer ica o f tors en unbeM-

i 100% comrraeeion ptsn de-u g n e d lo m a x a n o a rou r earnaig po-MntaM Declare yo«* Nnanciai n d a -pendenca and * a k e f i r * » i a a m 842.000 rour M M year ' C a i Jan Jonee or M i k e Or r t oday ^ T r l k a n j j

RETAIL ASSISTANT •mae High grede t n o p

m Somerset M a * l ook ing for p r j l s *

Great hou rs and wo rk ing c o n d m o n * I i ncome po ten t ia l Apply n per-

son on»y M A n d r e B e a m Inc

SALES C o m m i e s n n on long • * * g ive-a-wey F ( ® E ets C a i Roger

nck-84 1-8218

SALES - FULL OR PART TIME

J O N THE i sedmg f i x n i s h m g s -Maaer P e r t - b m e M M * Thurs 4 F n 12-9 Sa l 4 S i m t2>5pm Ktew tor home-

the rob markM. Sun 12>5pm r e t u m a i g to 1 or S**ek pr

•ng to Suooiamemt income SaM* b a c a a r o u n d a muet Caa Jack Ertdt-son tor sppomtmen t dur ing hours

357-7774

Drspery Bout ique Aak tor B *

Observer 4 Eccam 38251 Schooicre f t Mich igan 48150

SALES Part ume tor lean spray service

Evenmgk 4 Sa tu rday* Ca« 8 - 9 p * i 353-7799

SCHOOL FUMORAISING Exceaent oppor tura ty tor reM eel a te

ea or other sgg reesn^ person l o shew our M ich igan p r o d u c t s Fun i t e — m Program 313-858-7112

T E A M P t A Y E R S S u p M m e m your n c o m * M a m e t m g M m m Troy Aree needs motnre ied people to expend its seiee * n d t ram-m g teem 13 T3| 837 -2919

TECHNICAL INOUSTWAL SALES Par t - ta t ie te lary 4 a l expense* pard E n g n e e n n g degree Jee» sb is Red fo rd Mr A rms t rong 255-1303

cwstnouie coupons end sempies m * •upermerne t neer your h o m e on * Thursday Friday and Sabadey

A P P L Y IN P E R S O N A i M a loceaon neereat y o u

Holiday I n n 9B888 Taaat^-apr Road

c n n e i 10 Mae A n Mae Room 138

Suulhaeld. M i cmper Wedneedsy Feb » t h

9 3 0 e m - 4 0 0 p m

B u d g e t e l I nn 4 l 2 l T F o f d Roed

RIGHTEOUS JOB DUDE!

Tnef »'wriai you I g a t t y o u gme us a I c a i after 8 3 0 p m l o m g m Fuginteuus.

Wednesday Feb 20 th lOOOam - 4 0 0 p m

A c t m e d i a O f f i c e 32713 Schooicraf t Road

rbetween Farmmgion 4 M e r n m e n , Sun* KI7

L i v o n M Mich igan Monday Fefe 18

10 0 0 a m - 3 00pm

TELEPHONE AGENT rTicaM Maa-tar P a n nme w a n a m Hour ly ptoe co i im i i eao i i Apply M 30150 Tew-g r a p h Stale =400 i n d W Mae.

TELEPHONE COORDINATOR Jtor m a r x e n n g o e n t a off ice Salary PM* bonus Pari bma Southf ieM

357-S390

TYPIST ana cSe CMrk needed lo t p h y s i c a n t ofttos m. Troy Ho tas 3 -5 M o n - Fn Caa

TELEMARICETER

LEASING CONSULTANT - part tam tor toaury apar tment communi ty F a r m m g i o n H I M 3 to 4 i m o n t h Please CMI Lon M 474-8243

A n E q u M Oppor tu rMy Employer

L I C E N S E D REAL Estate sgent to ssa c o n d o m a a u m s * i 100 ^ a i corn-

Man, m 885-oaoo 838 Or Matord Office

f a s i - S p m d a » y d o e s d T N a s

U E E STYLE FREE TIME 8 I N C O B ^ ^

There e now s sasbM an o p p o r t u R * ^ l y t ha i wM *aow you to an#oy the I l e a l I te d your d ream a you are en-erge t ic i each st i le snd sn ioy s ct>M •enge you riave an Jpegetion to you reea to caa tor sn * p p o m t m e n i

(313) 398-1005 24 h o w s

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Hartford South, Inc. Call tbe Proven Prof«sek>nal

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L O O K I N G FOR 5 MCA and Bred d bemg * o f i r ed C a i 2 4 f o u r s .

LOSE WEIGHT 4 BE YOUM O W N B O S S - a a m money • part tane a * you buad yoia buemeas Caa Ktmdar ty now 737-8888

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NOVI .. Mr Sheridan

WESTLANO Mr Webb

UVOMA Mr PhMMpa 47S-ee70

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CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITY F o r near ly 4 0 y e a r s a t r a d i t i o n of q u a l i t y Rea l Es ta te B r o k e r a g e has b e e n o u r Ha l lma rk at :

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OFFICES IN ROCHESTER, TAOY, BIRMINGHAM. PLYMOUTH AND WEST BLOOMFIELD. IN-HOUSE TRAINING PROVIDED TRAINING CLASSES START REGULARLY

For more information an< interview w i th Phyllis Goodr ich . Director of Career D e v e l o p m e n t call 8 5 1 - 5 5 0 0

W E I R . M A N U E L S N Y D E R & R A T i K E I N C

R E A L T O R S

a f * OSE Monday. February 18. 1901

507 M p Wanted Part Tim*

M A T U « E . t o n M •><*» I M > « Pre»

523-5370

METRO-VISION CABLE TV • Entry level . pen - t ime • V S P M Uvoma • C M PetrtcM W W

422-29'0 A n Equal Opportuni ty E m p t o r y

PART TIME mtereetmg w o r t . deta i l o r ien ted m a r t e l I I U H I Oral, c o o -ing depar tment . tS /hour C a i 6a-( M a n 9 30-4:30. 7 3 7 - 5 3 1 4 a * M l

RETIRED PLUMBER SALES poamon. p a n ttma. Apply • » 2775 i ^ j t f a r t y . R d . JuM N. o* PonOec

TELEMARKETERS NEEDED Exper ience pretarred. but w M tn AM ' P M M f t s aveBabM M a n hr « D o n a t M P h « P after 10am at: I P t iMp afti

354-9310

506 Hsip Wantsd Domestic

A I D E S N E E D E D

L I V E - I N S - H O U R L Y i m M d O H WO areas Muat 1 i ranspor taOon

Call for interview 476-9091

E X C E L L A C A R E I N C .

W A N T E D A SPECIAL babysi t ter tor my ? yr. o l d daughter m our B " —wogtvam noma 1 day a m Nonsmoker 644-13S2

SiTTER U n d i d Mon -F r t . 8am-6 p m Prater our Farmington HMa noma. 3 flirt*, age* 5.5 * 4 m o * Car 4 ratarancaa a mual Enee. 471 -2966

BABYSITTER - tor 1 » 6 yr o M s my WeaI BtoomfkaKJ home M o n th ru Fri.. B a m - 6 p m Houaek eeping. car 4 ro tarencaa required Non smoker Oeys. 956-3656 Eve. 625-9838

BABYSITTER - looking lor m a t u r e reeponattt ie parson to sit lor lotKHar & mfan l mad afternoons 4 occas ion-al evenings. C a i 476-9697

BABYSITTER-My S o u t M M d h o m e Mature, rekadte Own t ranspor ta t i on a must References G o o d pay

544-3405, 355 -3963

BABYSITTER/NANNY able l o g ive TLC to 2 m o oW 4 2't yr. < 5 days par weak. 8 30am-5 my home. 6 MUe/Farmmglon ar Your i ranapor taoon $3.50 hr s b r t Sand letter with references io: Bos 296 Observer 4 Eccentr ic Newspapers . 36251 Schoo i c ra f t Rd Uvonta. Michigan 48 >50

BABYSITTER NEEDEO m my non-smok ing h o m e on ly Tuee. « Thurs. S M M I Inkster R d

255-6385

BABYSITTER NEEDED - tor 2 c h * -Hren «i my W Btoomfletd Home. 3-4 days par week, references, non-smoker . 661 -4008

BABY SITTER needed for 2 & * -dren. agea 3 » 4 m my Troy h o m e Need o w n t ranspor tat ion. M o n - F r t . Must pick ch i ldren up f r om schoo l at 1 1 3 0 A M and provide lov ing care unW 6:30 P M EnceBenl references requ i red. N o n smoker C a i Jan. 9 -6 . 737-1540. A f te r 6:45 PM. 828-7168

506 Help Wanted Domestic

N A N N Y

O F '

A M E R I C A

la l ook ing tor competent , car ing m -d m d u e M Who have a b a n c love tor c h M r e n W o train you a l our aa-penee t o become • p ro laeNona l nanny

F u l / P a n Time W o r t Avanebto

Poelt iona avadacia nat ionwide

Cal l : 5 4 0 - 4 9 6 0 4190 Telegraph. BtoomheM) HUM

NURSES AIOE LIVE IN M o n th ru Fri. J o b 76 y» old. 1 0 0 * percent atar i w idow. su l tor tng f rom e m p h y i os teoporos is end s t roke ceuemg l imi ted m o M M y Duties l o Inc lude Persona l asalatence. cook ing a n d hnx ted housekeeping M u s i ba li-ceneed dr iver References Requirea Southhe id eree C a i MR E A T O N

Weekdays. 9 - 5 p m 945-5252 651-5780

PART TIME BABYSITTING evenings « weekends. W Bloomftetd Me iu re woman , own t ransportat ion $5 0 0 hr . Days 855-6491 eve 861-4885

PART TIME SITTER In my Beverly Mitts h o m e tor 3 yr 4 6 m o n t h old. f r iendly dog. own t ranspor ta t ion, $ 7 0 0 per hour 642-1306

RELIABLE LOVING C U M care need-ed pa r t t ime In my N. Can ton h o m e Expar ienca. leterencee, own I rans-po r ta t l on & Ught cleaning 455-9121

RESPONSIBLE, rel iable mdlv tdual to care lor mtant chad in my home. 5 d a y s a week. 7 3 0 A M - 6 P M Must have own t ranapor ia t ton. b a a non-s m o k e r « exper ienced Some kght housekeep ing requi red 462-7252

509 HaipWantad Couple*

APARTMENT CARETAKER COUPLE

Large auburban complex Exper i -enced only Aper lment plus f r inge benef t ts Call Glen gr Wanda.

981-3669

APARTMENT RESIDENT M A N A G E M E N T T E A M

Large ( f roperty menagement c o m -pany needs quamned persons, o n e tor hands-on maintenance and o n e tor rental of f ice Send resume t a CMI . 18777 W Ten M M Rd Sou t t v fleld, M l . 48075 At tent ion: AD

APT MANAGER COUPLE

Ideal tor semi-ret i red coup le w h o w o u l d enjoy bemg resident mana-gers of a r iw j r iae Southf ie ld apar t -m e n t communi ty WHe handles leas-i ng and o « c e . man. genera l raalnta-nance. Luxury apt. , plus salary and medica l insurance Exper ience and re ferences necessary N e pe t s Send reeume to Box S344. Observ-er 6 Eccentr ic "Klewspepars, 36251 Schoo lc ra f t Rd . Lororta. M ich igan 48150

BABY SITTER, responsible p e r s o n to ca re tor 2 chi ldren. agaa 8V» year and 11 m o n t h s 3 days a weak Some ch i ld ca re exper ience p r» . tor red f le te iancaa and some house-keeping requ i red. C a i Karen (any-t lme l 651-4246

BABYSITTER - ReeponalbN £ ca r -mg tn my Fa rmmg ion HMa home. Own t ranspor ta t i on a must L ight

1-9869

B I R M I N G H A M COUPLE look ing tor snergaWc. creat ive woman w h o love* chi ldren, to sit w i th t h e * 9 m o n t h o ld son In Na home 20-30 hours per weak Non-smoker eeeen-l M I I n te res ted persons p lease p h o n e M v y t w t h at. 6 4 6 - 6 8 2 1

CAREGIVER NEEDED In our Rocfieater h o m e tor 16 mo. o ld . F u l

Good pay I 656-2463 827-9246 or

CAREGIVER WANTED tor 9 m o

Grand R i v e r / f a r m i n g t o n I Caa after 6 p m

Day*. Mon-F r t $S-»T/tW. M o e w o r v m g

C O M P A N I O N / A I D E , exper ienced , krve-tn 2 weekends per mon th . $126 each weekend, nonamokar. Scene*, re fe rence* Southf tstd 569-2837

APT MANAGER Exper ience requi red tor N.W. subu r -b a n apt complex KnowledfleeCla In hee l ing, p lumb ing , general mainte-nance 4 renta l . Wi l l ingness to greet pubHc A p t . ulli ltae* 4 salary Send raeume to Box «338. Observer 6 E c c e n t r i c N e w a p a p e r a . 3 6 2 5 1 Schoo ic ra f t Rd.. Uvonia. Mich igan 4 6 1 5 0

512 Situations Wanted Female

L O V I N G GRANDMOTHER « M care tor yow chad 1 yt and up F u l t ime TLC. ho t meet* , fenced yard 7 M i a . near Beech Daly Jean 533-6114

MATURE L O V I N G MATURE MOTHER t o babys i t your home a mine F u l ume, Mon-Frt . Can ton ' W e s t l a n d area 397-9632

L O V I N G MOTHER wtahea to beby-s>t Mea ls , activities Days or even ing * . ' f u l l ime Redtord Twp Pa t t i 537-6905

518 Education A Instruction

FRENCH 4 RUSSIAN TUTORING Highly exper ienced, your h o m e Of my Fa rm ing ton HMa h o m e 553-3477 or 661-5565

L O V I N G MOTHER w * we lch in lan t j yrs old B i rmingham

group. M o n thru fn. 2 1 t h r o u g h i M m , | RMS

M A T U R E W O M A N w i l g ive elderty c a r e In B loom l l e l d /B i fm i ^gha rn , a rea Days only Call 334-6676

MOTHER OF ONE w i shes l o ca re lor your c h l d r e n . y o m home, part t ime. L ivonM a rea

937-1683

M O T H E ^ O F 1 WW Babysit In my home. Af ternoons or M i d n i g h t s $ 2 / V , Re fe rences C a i 566-4715

N C A N T O N M O M has 1 h i " l i m e o p e n i n g Oua l t y chadcare S reaeon-

981-5271

P O L I S H housedeanmg. no smok-ing. rel labta. thorough, exper ienced Refe rences Looking to clean your h o m e . ap t . condo or off ice C a i E l i zabe th after S 921-5933

P R O F E S S I O N A L H O U S E C L E A N -ING services ottered by non-smok

very eff ic ient, with 869-6758

m g w o m a n . < re fe rences

QUALITY CARING env i ronment lor y o u r mfan l , s p e o a l o m g m newborn

l a n d Your t ranspor ta t i on 326-9567

O U A L I T Y CHILDCARE. aB agaa $ 6 $ per weak Meals pnSvKJed Infanta tower rata Ford Rd/ M ldd tobe t t area 456-6095

R E D F O R D M O M would l ike l o look a f te r your chi ld F u l - o r p a r i l i m a M o n - Fr i Nonsmoker Good care a l r e a s o n a b l e rates Jayne 531-9266

SECRETARY T Y P I S T pa r t l i m e Reasonable hourly >uny fffle'"523

6 6 T 0 0 1 6

will Clean S E L F Mot i va ted woman you r h o m e or of f ice A f fo rdab le ra tes References Own equ ipment 6 t ranspor ta t i on 891-7185

513 Situations Wantad

C H A U F F E U R . PROFESSIONAL bu l -ler. houae man wi th 10 yrs. exper i -e n c e References avalable upon o u e s t 366-6345

RETIRED PHYSICIAN: U w n g m Ftor d ie . wi l l houae sit In the Detroi t a rea , tor the summer m o n t h s Please respond to Box 358 Obse rve r & Eccentr ic Newspapers 3 6 2 5 1 Schoolcraf t Rd..~ Uvon ia , M i c h i g a n 48150 .

TILE INSTALLER Ava i l ab le for w o r t Extensive expe-r i ence . qual i ty w o r t , energet ic , t r u s t w o r t h y Doug 641-8386

515 Child Cara

C A R E T A K E R COUPLE W A N T E D For Wes t land apar tment comp lex Salary, apa r tmen t and u ta t iee

If interested, plsasa can -425 -6070

C A R E T A K E R COUPLE needed a p a r t m e m complex m Novf C lean-ing. ma in tenance exper ience re-qu i red Apar tmen t , wage, u n i t i e s m -

- r l 9 -5 e luded. C a i Mon. -Fr l 346-1120

ENERGETIC COUPLE manage apar tment comp lex 2 yrs. expe r ience requ i red Salary 6 apar t -m e n t For m o r e Informat ion, please ca l l Mary at: 356-2621

MAINTENANCE COUPLE needed tor beaut i fu l Cha tham HMa apa r tmen t complex In Farming ton Sa lary , benef i ts , and apar tment m -c tud f td 40 houra par weak. Cal l tor a n appo in t mer i t . 476-6080

A R E Y O U looking tor Child ca re w h e r e ch i ld ren receive love, nur tu r -i ng A p lanned act ivi t ies? I p rov ide such c a r e Impressive references n o n - s m o k e r 937-0942

C H I L D C A R D in my lioenssf) Sou th f i e l d home. 10 MIM/Green-f ie ld. 12 yrs. exper ience Fu* t ime on ly . 18 m o n t h s 4 up 557-4872

C H I L D C A R E for Infant or toddler m a l i censed Nor th Rochester Hi l ls h o m e Ear ly C h l d h o o d profess ional w i t h excef lent references 652-6136

C H I L D C A R E in my Uvonia h o m e tor a g e s 2 6 u p Lots of toys 4 TLC. T r a i n e d in CPR and 1st A id Non-s m o k e r FuH t ime only 442-0156

C H I L D C A R E P R C H B A M " to' k o * * 6 w e e k s to 8 y rS^W a g « Cer t i f ied Teachers . Part uma & full l ime p ro -g r a m s . Loca ted in Uvonia. 525-5767

C O M P A N I O N HELPER for e lder ly w o m a n 4 days Ihie-ln: Mon. P M th ru Fn P M Cook ing, non smoker , r e f -erences. SouthAsId area. 474 -0173

DARLI* " NEWBORN seeks ca r ing and nr r e peraon tor day care m fua h o m e ot yours. 3 days/wk. s ta r t -ma May 1. Parents request re tar -

-- - - - 420-2529

RESIDENT M A N A G E R C O U P L E w a n t e d tor m i d - s u e d ap t deve lop-m e n t . Ugh t otttoe. maintenance &

a p e ebatty needed Send re-4 salary requ i rements t o 196. Observer 4 Eccent r ic

36251 Schoo le r a n R d . Uvonia. Michigan 46150

SENIOR HIGH R t f E needs m a t u r e c o u p l e tor o n - c a l duty Maybe re -qu i red to per fo rm light ma in te -nance. Part t ime posi t ion wo rk ing even ings and every other weekend Apar tmen t • hourly rate Send w o r t history to 30001 St Mar t ins . Uvon ia . M l 46152

A n Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer

C O L L E G E GRAD offers tovtng 6 l ea rn ing a tmosphere Tra ined in C P R 4 f i rst a i d Meals S references. N o n - s m o k e r Licensed 536-1704

DAYCARE H O M E I h a v e 2 fun t ime openings m my l i -ceneed NW Uvonia home. Agea 6 w e e k s t o 5 yeers. "Large safe pk a reas b o t h Maide 4 outs ide m w a r m f a m l y env i ronment Open

( 7 a m - 6 p m

L E A R N T O D R A W (Beginn ing 4 Advanced)

I 'm a loca l c e i e g e Ar t Pro" now avai lable l o t each A n C l i n my pr iva te s tud io Guaranteed reward ing 4 ton Schedul ing a n d fee* l o b e de te rm ined C a i Immedi-ately to reeerve your 6 week course I t Ar t is t ic growth. C r e d e n t i a l MSA. UniveraHy o l Ch icago. 649-2760

520 Secretarial & Buaineea Servicee

Af fo rdab le 4 exper lencad wo rd pro-cessmg. spreadsheet I ranecr tpt ion 4 m o r e for your buaineea let ter , re-por t . t e r m paper, raauma. etc. W i have cus tomized te lephone answer m g ($32). FAX copies. m s U n g la-bels. tex t merge, business cards 4 le t terhead, package shipping, bulk man 4 of f ice renta ls ink ie i . w ide car r iage

SECRETARIAL S SOLUTIONS NOVI 344-0096

VILLAGE SECRETARIAL SOUTHFIELD 567-2434

SECRETARIAL SERVICES Resumes. Dic ta t ion. Bookkeep ing

o n * a i u s . W o r d Proceaamg Our compu te r - I t adb la hours

M o d e l Of f ice. Inc. 534-6762

TYPING SERVICE- ' * home. Exper i -enced legal secretary o f fer ing com-p le te w o r d p roceaamg 4 t ranecr lp-t ion services R e a a o n a b * 355-3237

- WORO PROCESSING m my h o m e Exper ienced (legal, medica l , reaumea. etc.)

532-4770

522 Profeeaional Servicee

RESUMES I rom $20 - w r t l a /ed l t / t y p a / p r m i - a l f ie lds - 20 years ax penence Day Evea, Weekends N< o b k g a u o n appo in tment 646-5747

Attorneys Legal Counseling

INJURY C A S E S Cr imina l , bank rup tcy , drunk dr iv ing, •raff le v iolat ions, real es ta te c losings

A FULL SERVICE LAW FIRM FREE PHONE C O N S U L T A T I O N

L O W RATES JOSEPH W LARKIN. P.C 354-4490

524 Tax Servicea CPA SEEKING tax wo rk Evenings and Sa tu rdays o n per d i em basis Exper ience in manua l and C o m p u -tax Cal l J i m V k * . C a n t o n 981-0364

INCOME TAX $12 a t o r m .

0 C .B 6 A . . Inc.. 397-7164

TAX RETURNS p repa red by an ac-countan t . reasonab le ra toa C a i . 455-3667

TAX RETURNS Prepared b y CPAs Compet i t i ve Rates

4 6 9 - 7 1 3 1

600 Personals A D O P T I O N - C o u p l e wfth tots of love seeks n e w b o r n to shars secure h o m e 4 hapmeea C a i co l lect af ter 6 p m 4 weekends

266-7452 or 1 -MO-321 -0306

BODY? M I N O ? SPIRIT? W h o A re You C a i The Dianat ics Hot l ine 1 -800-367-8788

C O L I N C A M I L L O . y o u are a w o n d e r f u l guy I wan t you to know that I love you! Happy Valent ine s Day. Sweethear t ! Love. Jan.

FREE PERSONALITY TEST Your Pe rsona l t y Determines Your Happmeea. Know W h y ? C a i 1 - 6 0 0 - F 0 R - T RUTH

PRAYER TO ST C L A R E Pray nine Han Marys once a day, tor r days O n tha 9 t h day publ ish tfMa prayer & w ish tor th ree things. Even though y o u don ' t have fai th, your p raye rs w D b e answer ed

606 Legai Noticee A SPECIAL MEETING of the B o a r d of Di rectors ot Tha SuPurban

>ikty Au thor i t y tor Reg iona l Transpor tat ion • schedu led for Fr iday. February 22 . 1991 at 2 p m m the author i ty 's m a m con fe rence r o o m loca led on t he 13th Door of the First Nat iona l Bu4dmg. 660 Woodward Avenue. Det ro i t . M l . 48226 v

The meeung « o p e n to t he PubHc s n d copies of m e agenda w M be avai lable a l tha au thor i t y ' s cant ra l

708 Household Goods Oakland County

THE OFFICE of M a d a m e Conduc -treea is vacant at M o t o r Ci ty Eagles Auxil iary H2265

608 Transportation I Travel

T W O round t r ip air»ne t i cke ts l o anywhere Sou theas t Nee Ca i ; 6S1-3543, 661 -6655

US ROUNTRIP (1 t icket ) domes t i c coach, TWA N a a d t o u e e b y 3 / 2 0 $300. C a i Tom 737-7205

610 Card ot Thanks THANKSGIVING T O ST JUOE

O Holy St Jude. Apos t le 4 Mar tyr great m vir tue 4 r i ch m mi rac les , neer k insman of Jeeus Chr is t , la f th-t i l mier ceeeor of a l w h o mvokr f your special pa t ronage m t ime ot netKj To you I heve recourse f r o m fhe depth ot my heart 4 h u m b l y bag w h o m G o d haa g-ven such g rea t power to c o m e t o my eaais lanoe Help in my present 4 urgent posi-t ion m return. I p rom ise to. m m e k e y o m name k n o w n 4 cause you t o b e invoked S I Jude pray tor us a l w h o invoke your n a m e A m e n Say three Our Fathers, three Hsu Marys , three G l o r i a s P u b l i c a t i o n - m u s t b e p romised Say th is novena for 9 consecut ive d e y s This novena has never been k n o w n l o f a l . VEA

BABY FURNITURE. whAs w i th pr i -mary colors. Chad Craf t dreeeer with dresemg chest 4 ma tch ing c r ib $295 Carseat $26. strodar $35. wtcker dreeamg table $25. 641-4649

BEDROOM SET $650. 6 peicaa. ex __ snt condi t ion, may separa ta A l -ter 5 30pm or Sat -Sun 795-3562

BUILDERS MODEL Fumrtura S a l * New furniture- Formal D m m g glass table 4 base. 6 whi te chai rs . $ t . 199. Entertainment W a * Unit. 12 R . 7 f t high. Mack lacqu«rad. 5 l i gh ted c. M m M d

f curved glass, a s m * TV I bar. $2995 855 -1459

CHAIRS. TABLES 4 C o c k l e ! I ab le * , various sixes. $10 - $100 Bar stools snd large quant i tas of g lasswsre OW W o o d w a r d G f « . 555 S W o o d -ward. B i rmingham Mon - F n . 12-4

642-9400

COMFORTABLE i ÛST TWEED rec-Imei $75 You p ick up

C O N T E M P O R A R Y B E D R O O M , headboard , dreassr . raghtsiand Dmmg room set. glass l o p tab le . 4 chairs, $400 each set 435-4839

711 Miec. For Sele Weyne County

AIR COMPRESSOR 3HP. 220 vott. 3 0 gai ion vert ical $325 - 532-459 T FIREPLACE INSERT w/g iaas d o o r s 4 btowsr $160 C a i s l i e r 3 p m

397-6667

O W N A w d f c * O f ART - un ique V ic tor ian d o ! house Con tempora ry furnished, w i red, many h a n d ^ s f t e d 1 of a k ind Hems Askmg I C a i Karen 522-6214

VIC TANNY VIP L i fe t ime M e m b e r -sh ip $25 per year renewal. $800 or best ot lar 525-0942

712 Appliances A M A N A refr igerator -by side. $275 or best

DISHWASHER, bu i l t - in Wh i r lpoo l . DU6550, never used Lla» $499 p ick up lor $275 932-0244

ELECTRIC RANGE 3 0 " GE m o d a l 4 8 9 - 2 5 3 4 - 1 J B 450, t op of tha Una. A lmond .

4 b lack glaaa door , aeif c lean ing, ( t o -ta l Never used. Brand n a w $450 Self* for $698 al ABC 856-2695

DINING R O O M Mahogany Duncan ftafrs 4 era Phyle table. 6 chai rs

net Quality $1,350 ch i na cabi-

650 -9440

DINING R O O M Sat, so l id oak. hutch, table. 6 c f t » r s (2 capta in) . $1600 652-6268

DINING ROOM table, oak. I chairs, $350 End table; oak , $100. 932 -0272

DfNtNG ROOM- 10 piece set. 1930. $2100 2 Ethan A len . toveseats. go ld vetxal. kks new $300 each A l excellent cond i t i on 443-2196

700 Auction Saks MICHIGAN'S NEWEST

AUTO AUCTION MON FEB , 18. 6 :30pm

Cars bougnt s n d so ld hare Southeast M ich igan Au to A u c t i o n

9200 N. Telegraph Car le ton , M l

For m o r e In fo rmat ion c a i 566-8998

PUBLIC AUCTION 1

Wednesday, February 20 Featur ing many makes a n d m o d e l s

C o m e to buy or sen a vehic le For In tormat ion c a i . 313 -479 -4360

Au to Poo l A u c t i o n 19665 Telegraph.

Br Owns t o w n Twp., M l . Auc t ion at 1pm.

70J Collectibles ARTIST Teddy Bear Co l lec t i on for sale Cat! Wendy 477-9208

WEDGEWOOD (Jasper Blue) 4 BAB Chr is tmas & M o t h e r ' s Day p i s tes 4 misc. 474 -4368

702 Antiquee ALL ANTIQUES B O U G H T

Postcards o ld mov ie magaz ines, paper dol ls, toys . S h e l y ch ins , glassware. m iMary 34B-3154

MOVING - Ethan A l a n tw in bed 4 matt ress, loyeaeat. chai rs , r o t t o t e -^ r . e d g e r . spreader . - 6 8 9 - 1 6 1 3

2 7 t h A n t i q u e S h o w & S a l e St. John 's Ep iscopa l C h u r c h

115 S W o o d w a r d at 11 M i l e R d Royal Oak

F e b . 2 1 & 2 2 . 1 1 a m t i l 9 p m F b O . 2 3 , 1 0 a m t i l 5 p m 30 Dea le rs /Con t inuous Buf faT

Count ry S to re 4 G a r d e n S h o p p e • $3 Dona t i on

546 -1255

A N N O U N C I N G SPRING

days, . After 6 p m 474-8943

511 Entertainment

DAY CARE needed tor 3 ch i ld ren. 2 days par week Nor thv«e c m 420-0170

0 A Y C A R E NEEDED tor 1 year o l d m our or your Northvil le area h o m e References required. Non smoker . C a i w a n m g s . 149-5526

DEPENDABLE Babysitter W a n t e d M u s i b e f l ex ib le t o w o r k i r MorWayne araa. vo tech s tuden ts accepted N o smoking. No a lcohol . C a i between i I s m - 2 p m 729-1527

ENERGETIC babysit ter needed m Farmmg ion HMa day cara h o m e . M o n 4 Wed. Non smoker , o w n u a n e p o n a t t o n . good re le rencee

EXPERIENCED. MATURE PERSON tor t v e m 4 care of toddtor. f u l t ime .

FAMILY o t Ge rma i f d ip lomat took m g tor a Nanny for their 2 year o l d son. 2 days 4 1 morning per week

S. 469-0286

H O U S E K E E P E R S , p e r l t ime, tor senior c i t izen apar tment 8am-4 3 0 p m M o n -Fn Southf ie ld area

356 -0212

H O U S E K E E P E R to o a a n 4 d o iaun-d ry 1 dey /week Cranbrook Relerencee 4 t ransportat ion

1-7681

L IVE- IN PERSON who can re la te l o my »senega daughter Busy execu-t ive needs someone t o b e evaaeb le

c a r e o l t he house L o o k m g for someone to m a k e our houee a h o m e Mua l have a g o o d r e c o r d Loca t ion M B. ' gham F a r m s C a i be tween 4 30em-4pm 355 -8111

LIVE-IN TO care tor stdsrty genet to-man. Housekeeping c o o k i n g a n d t r anapona t i on required 779-0190 477-7029 or 622-9703

LOOKING FOR loving w o m a n c a r e tor 3 yr o ld L ive m or o u t Lovely accomodat ions M o n - Frt. P ioomBotd HNs area C a i Sua Days.

eve 338 -3521

LOVE KIDS! 2 P Must

T roy I 642 -1154

LOVWHG ENERGETIC N A N N Y I to cara tor 5 m o o l d to o u

home. M o n -Thurs S

LOVINO. care tor edan l to my h o m e M o n fhrw Frt.. 4 . 1 S 15pm Caff at lar Htom 364-4922

M A T U R E PERSON tor e a r * e t tod-dtor an Set 4 Sun only F u l days.

M A T U R E SITTER needed tor 1 yr 4.

h a m G o o d pay 642-50 f 3

M A T U R E W O M A N

9-3 m m g h e m h o m e tor 4

MOTHER o r two

M O T H E R S H E L P E R

s r 3 " l e a n s 966-4106 tton

R R N N ' ' » w —— — - — w-M W | C a f * to mr 2 e fNdran C

S t o r w ^ p m W 1

NANNY NT T W O R K <NC

A DISC JOCKEY for a l occas ions W e d d i n g 4 Formal af fa i rs spec ia l s !

For m o r e In fo rmat ion c a i S O U N D M ASTERS 547-2295

. A SHOWCASE OF ENTERTAINMENT

For Wedd ings 4 Par tes , Monday . Februry 18. 7pm- 10pm a i C lub Venet ian. John R.. N. ot 12 M M Free admiss ion FVssontsrt by C h n s Nordmer . Associates 313-932-5260

C A R O L E ' S MUSIC FOR LIFE S o l o Duo/T r to /Ouer te t B a t h

t o Boogie. Jezz 4 Classical All O c -». «51-3574

O.J. W A N T E D - part t ime sutrn-m after 9 p m Frankie* . 31: F o r d Rd. Garden City

MUSIC TO YOUR E A R S

St * s

69-584.

512 Situationa Wanted Female

ENERGETIC NURSE has open ing m F a r m m g i o n Hills Daycare h o m e G r e a t references Nonsmoker

EXPERIENCED CHILD CARE m y l icensed Southheid h o m e

C r e n b r o o k Village Excellent l a d i t y . Fu l l /Pa r t -T ime C a i GERALDINE.

443-2435

I N F A N T DAY CARE avai lable in my I tcenaed home. BAA m C h i d Devel-o p m e n t Non-smoker Beech A 6

• a rea Elame 532-1241

L I C E N S E D CHILD CARE W B loom-he ld a ree A lovmg A learning h o m e a t m o s p h e r e Meals p rov ided 2 m o s

5 y rs 661-1831

L I C E N S E D CHILD care In R e d f o r d home t l m a . c reat ive play year o l d 532-5919

care m my N open ing Story

i t ime Prefer 3

PRAYER T O ST CLARE. Prey nine H a l Marys onoe a day. tor ntne days. O n tha 9 t h day puBilah th is prayer A wieh for th ree things. Even t h o u g h you d o n t heve fai th. your p rayers wHl be enswered

RICHIES HOBBIES Go ing out ot bus iness sals.

Every th ing so ld at coat 669 -4321

Need he lp get t ing s ta r ted? W e can he lp wt th your paperwork . Adop t i on Consu l tan ts ot M ic t i i gsn P.O. Box 459 Tren ton . M l 48163 692-1075

SINGLE Wh i l e Ma le 37. seek ing at-t rac t ive young lady for c o m p a n i o n sfup Fa rm ing ton HUs 788-2846

STANLEY H O M E PROOUCTS for merchand ise , pa r t ies and tundra i s ing C a i : 582-0736

THANKS ST J u d e l o r p rayers s n s w e r s d CM.

L I C E N S E D Daycare home, opanmgs •or in fant or toddtor Walk to p a r t 7

ices. W 626-3860

y rs . exper ience, re te B l o o m f i e l d / F a r m m g i o n

L ICENSED 0AYCARE H O M E L o v i n g M o m would l ike l o care tor c h i l d r e n of an agea m her Can ton h o m e C a i Debbie 981-4115

L ICENSED, loving daycare home o t t e r s M l t ime creat ive program^

476-2109

ATTENTION. WORKING W O M E N Don ' t spend precious spare t ime c lean ing your home, c a i 344-6236 Exper ienced, reliable, references

Hal

" W A R M EXPERIENCED r w M babysit your cMM. m m y

Hatotoad 4 Maple. C a i . 786-0255

CHILDCARE - H you wAnt the f u n a n d a t tent ion only a noma envwonment can give tor ages 18 mos. - 4 yrs. C a i Robm. m F a r m m g i o n 442-0995

CHILDCARE - Responsible, m a t u r e women. Can ton aree Days on ly Any agaa 961-4662

CHRISTIAN MOUSECLEANING rea-sonable ra le* coupons, excel lent

P l y m o u t h . L i v o n i a , a Donna 42S-6035

CHRISTIAN WOMAN. LIVONIA Daycare, to! or par t t lma Wast Ch icago and Mer r iman Lots ot TLC.

422-9184

CLEANING LADY AVAILABLE T h u r s - E f t Exper ienced Prater Fa rmmg ion H l t o / W Btoom-ftoid a rea Howell. 517-546-0044

OAYCARE

Mon-Fr t O f l

lo ts 422-5727

DEPENDABLE M O M w your 2-4 yr o U 4 older M l t ime m safe Can ton home Meato A snecks m d u d e d 454-4431

ENERGETIC MOTHER Of 2 haa lo ts at love to give wNto ca rmg tar you r

EXPERIENCED CLEANER Homes 4 OfUcee

G o o d Price - G o o d W o r t C a i Sandy 349-2460

EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER WMtog- lo d o aoma laundry honee l A aaabls G o o d i s t aenuea

$22-1249

EXPERIENCED A Lovmg Mc ab le to c a r e tor i « w chad l

4 7 3 - 0 4 0 3

HOUaCCLEANMO Poaah Ctoanmg S e n t o e

id Teems Worke rs mau ranm P i m o c

191-1177

HOuaCCLEAMNQ F - * E

NANNY NETWORK INC N a n n i e * . Housekeepers A Eiderty C a r e L ive-m/out . lul l I m e / p a r t

C a i 650-0670

O P E N I N G AVAILABLE in my Li-c e n s e d home. 4 wks A up Meals A l ove p r o v i d e d Sevan/Ink star area Exper ienced , retorences 536-1610

OUALITY FAMILY 0 A Y CARE P l a n n e d actMt ie t f A home pa ren ts c a n fee l s t eeaa wtth Can ton a raa , C N K O a r i m 455-3231

T H A N K S TO St answered MA

J u d s for prayers

S O U T H F I E L D

P A V I L I O N

A N T I Q U E S

E X P O S I T I O N Southheid C M c Center

26000 E v e r g r i h n et 10 % M i le

Feb. 2 2 - 2 3 - 2 4 Fri. 2 p m - 9 p m Sat . 12 N o o n - 9 p m

Sun. 12 N o o n - f l p m , FREE P A R K I N G

LUNCHEONS A DINNERS DAILY $1 00 OFF W I T H THIS O E A O

ANTIQUE CRAFT M A L L Needs Dealers $1 5® sq.rt / m o n t h or 8 f t rent-a-shel f for $ 2 5 / m o n t h Dealers NOT requi red t o w o r t 773-7612

ANTIQUE S H O W A S A L E Orchard M a i - W B loomf ie ld

Fabuary 2 1 - 2 4 -T h u r s - S e t 10am-9pm

Sun. - Moon Ui 5 p m

BOOKCASE-9 ' x 11' oak . m a h o g a n y fern s tand, oak jewelers bench , folk a r l c i rcus Other rrusc 522-3954

DESKS - 8 beaut i fu l o ld . so l i d walnut A oak $250 - up .Exce l l en t cond i t ion Pr iva te 774-1687

THANK YOU St J u d e A St Theress lor p rayers answered Thank you to our f r i ends A re lat ives tor their p rayers J . P . A G P

W A N T E D D O N A T I O N S Ot anyth ing re la ted to A m e r i c a n Indians lor loca l Wayne School m u a e u m Please c a i Mr P h i l i p s at 595-2640

ZZ T O P Concer t T ickets (41 G o o d seets Frt. Feb. 22. Leave message.

477-8070

516 Elderty Care A Assistance

- A BETTER WAY„. K e e p your loved onea at n o m e

FAMILY HOME CARE Nurse owned - opera ted

4 5 5 - 5 6 8 3 (455-LOVEj

O u a l i f i e d S u p e r v i s e d . I n s u r e d hea l th ca re personnel. 24 hour c a r *

A Ca r i ng Person m Your H o m e

N U R S E A I D E S

H O M E M A K E R S - L I V E - I N S

' H o s p i c e care D isab led per i

> Hosp i t a l i'Bleats care

• Compan ionsh ip 4 domest ic • T r a n a p o n a t i o n T r a i n e d , c o u r t e o u s p e r s o n n e l , b o n d e d 4 maured AvaaabM 24 h o u r s a day 7 days a wsek a l

476-9091 ' Farmington HMs

E X C E L L A C A R E A Free Nurse Aaeeaameni

VMM m your Home

H O M E H E A L T H C A R E I supervised maured

Nursea 24 h o u r s - 7 day*

3 5 7 - 3 6 5 0 P r o N t w y a Heami Care Personnel

BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE R O O M *> tee-ter c a r e n o m a tor fhe elderly 24 hr

516 Education A Inatruction

K A FLORAL D E M M E R Da Patto Floral School. 40 yra m toe Oat ran area M x M g a n t f u n i a l H a n d a on. ieem by domg Exarang c l a i m at art Mar 4 Designer Blatoa R a o n a C e l tor free b rochure

i 534-773B

E X R ^ W f N C E O TEACHER • Car»-f tod K - 6 . mm tutor Meto Reedmg A f -o--«h My Farmmgfon HMa h o m e

476-1623

1 6 t h A n n u a l T R A D E S H O W I R E M & B O M A _

A p r i l 1 0 t h . 1 9 9 1 Felr tane Manor

Preeent your p roduc t or aerv.ee t o p roper ty management

end reel es ta te profeeaionals

R e s e r v e y o u r b o o t h N O W I I

CALL . S u e Hmderfeler (313)964-4522

Jene Sui t ing (313)655-6522

or MartSfn H o m t o l d (313|9B«i <522

602 Lost k Found F O U N D - Large wh i le , older Poodto m u , J a n 7. o n M e m m e n between 6 A 7 M B * C e l even ings 3 *9 -2339

f O U N O RING O n Penmmar S i m P lymouth Data . Fab 4th Pleaae A

- Mr 6 .30 451-0403

P O U M O Tigar ca i . b rown, abou l « -« m o n t h s OKS. o n Bar g Hd between tO « 11 mae 3 S 3 - M 2 3

LOST D O G B I U m - w n i j e o n c n Adams araa Pie

ack Lab Shepherd eat a paws S B>»d/ ese c a * B53-5735

LOST Pood le . S Mi le G r a n d

n a t o b rown ( gray. IMWT Araa. n e w e r d

1S7-0596

LOST 2 / 1 3 l e b lack. * a imia l e

Reward* ° W

mala Lhasa Apeo* e l Neon pmk coBar Needs medicat ion

«S 1-4379

603 Hsatth Weigh

-Nutrition Loss

M A K E MONCY A OCLlClOUS WAV Loae weight at t he same nme Haw Mic ro OM* aa seen o n TV CaB Lea ta lor f ree sample 3 6 S - M I 7

V K T A N M Y W > Aak ing M M or Caa ane r epm.

M e m b e r t a p l e e t o f l e r

454-4M7

604 Announcements w t 11' i tj $ / Seininsf •

G O V € W H M € N T MOMCS' Vour araa Buy and raaaa tor Wg p r o p h e t * Oon l nuse f » i • • * * * f . . i r t y M S - M M Cat J

LOOK MORON r o u c a n b e you r wo r r y abou t a

A C H U M C H W H C M E aeH and no l have to T p e c t a o o n * i o ba

— n * o d » • ' • a " ?

we>;"ed 1 m v t e you l o nan the Rnyei Oa* S w e d e n g o r y e n Church

m e a l e d o n the e n m a r a t W Four th and S f t n i i n f tor S imdey worsh ip m 1 l a m For -mora w f e n n a l i o n a n d o o m e a * you aref

CaH V 4 6 - T 5 6 3

LOST PASSRORT Amaan J o r d a n Nan G h a m m a n to L N o n t o Five A Nawf tu rgh araa. Dee 14th It to

Ferndale . SOROPTIMIST 33rd A N N U A !

ANTIQUE S H O W / S A L E Feb 23-25. Sa l 11-6. S u n 11-5 Ferndale C o m m u n i t y Bukd ing 400 E. Nme Mile. Ferndale Dona t i on $2

DINING SET, modern . 3 p iece w a i

u m . « £ 0 d — -

FOR SALE 8 p lace se t t i ng No r t l ke China and crysta l 650 -8913

FREEZER $100. count ry so ts $125 . Whir lpool microwave $150 4 sets Ot cross country sk is 666 -2230

FURNITURE A misc sale P ic tu re* , so l * , tables, 4 kvtng r o o m chaws and more Very d e a n 332-0557

KiNGSIZE con tempora ry lacquer bedroom set. bast offer

855 -5154

KROHLER COUCH, loveseai and rocker Must see. m m i new cond i -t ion $700 437 -0616

LARGE DESK- R o l lop . oak . 5 afcgh A leather chair High .quality $600 set 681-2138 o r 851-7932

LARGE SECTIONAL w / q u e e n size per. reckning love seat Brown, good condi t ion, $600 H 5 4 - 6 6 4 9

LIGHT GREEN plush ca rpe l - Excel-lent condi t ion 13x30 ft reasonab le

313-689-3526

LOVE SEAT A sofa, gray c o n t e m p o -rary, pair lor $375 1 yr o l d de luxe p ing-pong tab le set. $100 New B A D edger $50. mower $25 978 -7643

OAK DINING r o o m tab le w i t * 2 ies. 4 chairs, ma tch ing ch ina

hutch Like new $1,500 4?4-9909

0 * K E N T E R T A I N M E N T C T R E col Conger recline*, lamps, coun t r y A wicker Hems MOTS' 489 -0392

ORIENTAL Co f toa tatH* r o u n d b l a c k lacquer w / d e t a l e d f igu re* , m a t c h -ing stoola. exce l lent c o n d i t i o n $250/best Af ter 6 p m , 656 -2235

SINGER D I A L - A - M A T I C

Zig »eg sewing mach ine L a t e m o d e l school t rade to $59 cash or $ 6 a m o n t h

U N I V E R S A L

S E W I N G C E N T E R 2570 Dixie Hwy

674-0439

SOFA Wfth ma tch ing love seat a n d 2 match ing chairs , excel lent condi t ion, con tempora ry , c h o c o l a t e brown. $1,000 or best of fer Mr Davidson 9 3 2 - 2 6 3 5

THOMASVILLE dmmg r o o m set, China cabinet buf fe t , table 6 cha i rs $1495 J - 626 -2242

HOTPOINT electric s l ove excel lent cond i t ion . $ I 2 S 477 -3234 .

M O D E R N MAIO Cook Top, 21x36, 4 gas burners g r« . d o w n dra f t vent rnariual $215 - 540-4709

726 Musical I n s t r u m e n t s

744 Horses, Livestock Equipment •

D R U M SET 10 p iece w /cymbaM. e x c e l l e n t c o n d i t i o n , m u s t a t * . $ 2 . 2 0 0 / b e * t K a n 427-3034

P IANO W A N T E D by new a d i l t s tuden t Needs at tow prtoe or t ree. w * l pick u p Tom 546-3164

ONE DAY EQUINE VETERINARY CarUC M a r c h 2nd at Pine H o l o w Fa rm. , m G r a n d Blanc F o i m o r e in fo rmat ion c a i . 696-5504

PIANO. WURL lTZER conso le ebo-ny. $1 ,000 f i rm Ser ious inqui r ies

SADOLES OreaaaMi. lump. M M contact , po lo , cu tbacks . A j ss i s Weal (New), g o o d qual i ty . a t o l N er Aa tow aa 1119. Ware-House SaddMry ,

P IANO Y A M A H A conso le . " m e d i u m oak . l ike new. $2250 Days 471 -9200 avea 347-<

STEINWAY Grand Piano Wanted , any sue . in any cond i t ion . W i l pay W ^ ^ 2 § S ^ ? 4 C - n ° -STEINWAY G R A N O P I A N O M o d e l M - 5 ft 7 In. Walnut B a a u t i M c o n d t o o n Can. 835-2540

728 VCR, TV, Stereo, Hi-FI, Tepe Decks

Color Protect ion Screen Color exce l lent cond i t i on , mual ee l .

474-0515 T V . exce l len t cond i t i on $750 /bea f

730 Sporting Goods

REFRIGERATOR, side by side, runs good , new motor , 1 year war ran ty feoo or beat of tor 721-8906

REFRIGERATOR 20 c u ft side b y a d e w / i ca maker, U t l o n electr ic s tove wfth microwave oven, r a n g * hood , and dishwasher, excel lent cond i t ion , a l for $750 « 1 - 5 9 7 7

WASHER 'DRYBR gas. de luxe Maytag. 2 H yrs old. $500 442-0066 393-

WASHER/ORYER each Range $125 $200 697

Whi r lpoo l . $ 125. Ref r iger i -7222 or 72%-0:

$125 at or 2 7 6

WASHER A Dryer. 4 yrs Old $400 or best of fer Days R o b m 491-3400

or Gai l k.427-1305

W E REBUILD THE BEST A SELL for lass Washers A d rye rs 1 yeer full warranty Many thousands of happy customers Call Ca rmack Appkanee. home ot J o e Gagnon . The Appl iance Doctor 425-1790

WHIRLPOOL Electr ic S love . excel-lent cond i t ion $150 Mic rowave $50 471-0067

WOOOSTOVE - Vermont Cas l lngs Vigi lant lovely Vermont s late pad. $550 642-5012

714 Business & Office Equipment

C A N O N Fax-230. 3 yrs o ld . g o o d cond i t i on , best offer CaB Peggy

643 -7120

CASIO TIC-1200 electronic cash reg-ster Features 32K m e m o r y 127 key p rog ramabHty , defaMatf manage-ment A Inventory r«edou1s Excel-lent for smal l bus iness or add ing o n t o exist ing system New cond i -t i on $550 or best 332-6729

CONFERENCE TABLE (heavy du tyL 120x55. wi th w o o d fo rm ica l o p $299 Excel lent cond i t i on 641-6649

EXECUTIVE DESK A LOVESEAT avai lable, bo th m excel lent condr-t ton 8 6 1 5489

FOR SALE • Reming ton Lek tnver 100. g o o d cond i t ion 522-6768

FOR SALE 5 drawer file cabinet . 5x8 hie card . 19 wide by 40 ' high »100

427-0200

G u H S H O W ' S H E L D O N H A L L C o m e r P lymouth -Farming ton R d s Fab 241h, 8 a m - > 3 0 Sword Buyer avai lab le Dealers reeerve. 781-9267

POOL TABLES Al l s late, ent iqoe. ul t ra m o d e m , bar size Floor m o d e l d e m o ' s 399-7255 Eves 655-1314

SKADTA Gravi ty Exercrsar $175 532-4597

TABATA OIV1NG veal and oc tapus w / 2 regu la tors Used twice. 4 y rs o l d 595-0710

W A T E - M A N 4 m 1 b e n c h Hk* new best of fer

937-1757

WE PAY C A S H For Used Spor ts Equ ipment W e Sel l Cheap To RESALE SPORTS. 683-0190

36 Spec ia l 4 'Pa r re l . t o l l a b l e s ights New requ i red Novi . A l t e r® 347-3757

stamle«s. ad-$195 P e r m If

735 Wantad To Buy B A S E B A L L , f o o t b a l . hockey, bas-ke tba l l c a r d s Any spor ts m e m o r a -biHa T o p p ca»h Wi l l t rave l 477-2580

B U Y I N G NEWSRAPER 60 Cmnlt Of f ice Paper compute r paper also n o n tarous metals Junc t i on Recycl ing 554-3705

MIG. TIG or r-ndfcr Jrrven welder aceta lene outf i t , shop mach inery w o o d w o r k i n g Ido ls 532-2280

STEINWAY Grand Piano Warned , any size m any cond i t i on Wl» pay t op cash pr ice A p i ck -up C e l now

1 -600-236-&324

W A N T E D LAWN Tractor (need no t run). Shotgue foo ls , b r o k e n VCP can Pau l 421-6273

W A N T E D Old fcstwng lures, decoys A w o o d e n tack le b o x e s days 471-7867 af ter 6 p m 669-9657

W E D D I N G DRESS, size 10. wh i te beaded chanMly lace, excel lent con-d i t ion. $300 or best • 581-3116

738 HouaehokJ Peta AKC AIREDALE puppies, bo th par ents c h a m p i o n s and I n i ema l i ona l show or pe t Tr ina 292-002S

M A K E OFFER Me ta l deak. chairs Fax. Panason ic e lec t ron ic t y p e w r i t e r .

855-6 g o o d cond i t ion Cal l

cop ie r . M r i t e r ,

fi-860

715 Computera APPLE COMPATIBLE. 64K wi th d i sks and so f tware $500 355 -5221

APPLE II GS. color m o n i t o r , s o u n d capabi l i ty , so f tware $ 1100 day * . 280-6655 eves. 683- 7130

APPLE IIGS, comp le te sys tem ex-t ra m e m o r y i so f tware $1600 Ca l l Eves 641 -8959

UNUSUAL k i ng s o * b e d r o o m su i te cur io cabmet . 2 accent tab les - a i black lacquer ortontal . o r ien ta l -pictures, g lass co f fee tab le , ma tch -ing pedestal, c u s t o m so la ( " • ckrcla, 5 pieces) or ienta l ch ina lamps . 3 piece rat tan sat wf th cush ions

3 3 6 - 4 1 1 6

C O M M O O O R E 64 c o m p l e t e w i th disk dr ive, pr inter, mon i t o r A key-b o a r d $300 or best of fer Desk A sof tware also avai lable 474 -8851

VICTORIAN Sty le c o u c h b r o w n checked woo l , queen arm cha i r , tan woo l ExcMlent cond i t ion 540-4154

WROUGHT IRON k i t chen tab le , glass top. 32x60. 2 a r m cha i rs , 4 side chairs. 788-1752

709 Household Goods Wayne County

CPT Phoenix Jr W o r d Processor A p r i n t e r c o m p l e t e m : i n s t r u c t i o n b o o k s A" pr intwhaei aa l Grea t con-dtttont Owner c e n t 1 $400 C e l Klmberty

C U S T O M BUILT C O M P U T E R S A l Who lea ale Pr ices

XT /AT 's systems aa low as $399 DHS Compute r P roduc ts 863-8614

DESK TOP Slide Maker , $ 1 895 or best offer Mac in tosh or IBM ex i ras inc luded 478-8470

BEAUTIFUL OAK c r ib I lka new. used by only 1 chi ld , comp le te wt th matt ress $200 981 -1006

BEDROOM SET-Beaut i tu l h a r d w o o d f inish 4 p iece set. $575 C a i Terrl. 344-4684

SOLIO OAK S Curve r o l l o p desk w/awtvel cha i r ; p ine t ab le w / 4 match ing chairs . Ethan Al ton d m m g r o o m table w / 4 m a t c h i n g cha i rs Monday-Fr iday 9 -5 . 333-1320

THE J ADE D R A G O N w i l ba exh ib i t -m g f ine Chinese and J a p a n e s e an-t iques at tha South f ie ld Civ ic Canter this weekend A lso l o o k m g t o buy f ine 1.1 ansae p u i L M a m . Japanese c touonne . Sa tsuma. e tc t - 6 6 5 - 7 0 5 6

VICTORIAN FURNITURE set 110 years o l d (12 p lace* )

286-0006

W A N T E D L u - R * y wa r * , aenrtng p ieces A vases Cash pa id 7251 Map le Dearborn . M l 48126 562-1835

703 Crafts HANDMADE COLLECTIBLES is m g to s a l your Our toe is purpose ly tow-to keep y o u r p r o t o s f a g h C a i 3 8 1 - 6 0 4 1

O U A L I T Y C R A F T E X H I B I T O R S Wan ted Jury for M a r i a n High Schoo l Cal ico Craf t Show Sat Fab 23 10am-1pm 5 4 0 - 7 0 7 7 . 6 5 6 - 9 3 7 0

BEOROOM SET. f u l size bed mat -tress, headboard , chest , dresser , mirror . $250 421 -3263

BONE CHINA Dmnerware - Lovely o l d fashioned pa t te rn C o m p l e t e service tor 12 A serv ing p ieces Per-fect condi t ion $500 453 -5990

COMPLETE WATERBED - Super single, solid oak . 4 poster , canopy wi th drawers $800- F u l size washer 8 gas dryer, $400 643 -0954

C O N S O L E S T E R E O A Q u e e n Waterbed (oak bookcase head-board). a l exoetanf cond i t i on . J l S O d r b a s t . ' _ 5 6 3 - 0 7 7 3

ETEGERE. HIS 6 hers upho ls te red cha i rs /o t toman lamp, so la , c o c k t a l tatwe A and tab le* 474 -7920

t B M LAPTOP wi th two 3:-V«o d n v e s pr in ter , ex terna l v ideo A pr in ter A m b e r mon i to r $650 478-2458

USED - IBM PS/2 M o d e l 5 0 / 0 2 1 $1149 IBM PS2 M o d e l 5 0 Z ' 0 3 1 $1300. IBM PS/2 M o d e l 6 0 - 0 * 1 $1400. IBM 8513 V G A Color IBM 8512 VGA Moni tor $300 IBM AT 2 0 M B 1MEG. w / m o n o mon i to r $925, IBM Quietwrl ter w /shae t feed -er $250: IBM Ovwetwnfer II $350, Ep-son EX 1000 $250 Con tac t D e n s e 643-3458 Debb ie 643 -3406

XEROX 860 wo rd p rocessor (2) Bo th comp le te 1 wo rks -g i ea t , 1 for par ts 8 " disk drive, p r in te r , mon i -to r , e tc $100 476 -6175

AKC H o m e Raised D A C H S H U N D S or S C H N A U Z E R S

C h a m p i o n Si red Puppiee S tud Serv ice |

B o b Albreetvt 522 -93A f

802 Snowmobiles JOHNSON 1972 SnowmoWto s tar ts g n a t , runa grea t . $400 Osagian 17 6 canoe, a luminum l ike new. i * e d iwtca $400 Eve* ( 3 1 3 ) 4 5 1 2049

POLARIS- 1965 Indy 400. $1400 C a i after 5 P M 474-7210

POLARIS (2) b o t h 1988 S p i r t . Electnc Stan 340 ce eng ine* 100 m i e * o n aacJi $ 1 6 0 0 • * « 2 tor $3000 C a i 851-6284

POLARIS 340. 1979 - $750 Sk ldoo «40. 1969 - e lec t r ic $400 Sk ldoo 340 - 1969 e lec t r ic $300 6 6 ^ 5 6 0 7

SK IDOO ' 3 8 7 Fo rmu la P»u*. 2200 m i l e s ; hand wa rmers , e lectr ic lace

sadd le baos . cover S to red a year r o u n d VWOO

CMI. 337-4142 or -

Y A M A H A SRX. 1980 2 p iece tral lar beat of fer . wW separa ta 421-4605

Y A M A H A cond i t ion . $1000

1962 440SS. ho t gr ips . r»

excel lent iw sl ides 478-3196

805 Boat Docks & Marinas

CONDO B O A T W E L L 30 f t Charlevoix, amen i t ies . $35 000

(6161 562-7413

JET SKI 1966. K A W A S A K I 300 -Rebui l t ' ca rbu re to r , great shape $2 100 Af ter 6 p m 928-6653

SALE end mar i ne equ ipmen t new end uaed. Lo ran C Sp ina*ar ropes Much m o r e Ha l f p r ice 623-6972

806 Boata & Motors BOAT BUILDERS 2 6 ft Bruce Rob-er ts boa t mo ld Ready tor comple-t ion P lans A b o o k s $500 477-2375

CANOES ROYALEX - L ivery. 15\ 16 A 17' Can M o n - F n . 12 -9pm S41- TO-5pm or S u n 12-5pm

477 -6116

CARVER 89. 25 ft rrBd cabin T160 s. l oaded exce l lent cond i t i on $38,500 522-1027

CRUSSALONG-1963 33 v ft Cabin Cruiser Excel lent shape $5,995 M o n -Fr i 9 -6 Sa l 9 -4 565-3939

CRUISERS. [NC 1965, 30 ft . twin engine *» e lec t ron ics , many ex t ras , cha rg ing sys tem, hot water , f u l cab in accessor ies, ask ing $38,500

624-2661

FISHING B O V 12 ft to r , bat tery LCR. a l f ishing menf , ex t res A " , o r WOO 98

i roWng mo-equtp-1-0746

M A » T C H E 0 P A I R - 4 5 4 e n g i n e s . 5 0 0 H P e a c h 16 OOO lor pair

459-746?

SAIL B O A T . 14 ft Stoop, swing keel, a l um inum tra i ler , spare t i re Vary g o o d cond i t i on S600 477-2375

SEARAY 1979 2 6 ft Sundancer loaded, exce l lent cond i t i on

683 -2501

S E A R A Y 1984. CXPRCOS Cruiser Loaded, e x c e l e n t cond i t i on wi th E-Z Loader trai tor. $16,000 476-9269

AKC REGISTERED Oobe rman pups , shots , d e w o r m e d $250 each Call a f ter 5. 517-223-3992

B E A G L E MIX - 1 yr o l d needs r o o m l o run Sho ts Vet checked, w o r m e d Fabu lous wi th k ids, l o o k m g lor g o o d h o m e 421-5239

B1CHON FRISES pupp ies , ma le and female . A K C reg is te red ready tor new h o m e Please c a i 646-6728

C A I R N TERRIER - A K C . ' b r i n d M col-o r e d m a l e 2 yrs Old $ 5 0 471 -1619

C A T femeie . to g o o d h o m e c l a w e d / n e u t e r e d house ca i o l d M a c k / g r a y tiger

De-cal 4 yr 932-3874

C H A M P I O N ROTWEILLER pupp ies , e x t r a torge bone Have t o seel $500 a n d u p 533 -6752

C H O W C H O W pupp ies , p u r e b r e d f r om $200 - $300 Var ious co lors , c ream, c i nnamon i b lue Please call af ter 6 p m 941-5587 or 699 -3775

C O C K E R / B E A G L E M ix - 11 m o s old. m a l e Apt can ' t have T o a g o o d h o m e Leslie 427-3034

C O C K E R SPANIEL. AKC male. 12 weeks o ld . black A fan snots $200

352-4209

D A C H S H U N D . MINI - AKC, 3 fe-males. 4 males b lack / tan , red 8 wks 892-0674

O O B E R M A N Sweetheart l o o k m g tor a p e r m a n e n t loving faml fy 344-0161

808 Vehicle A Boat Storage « AAA S T O R A G E Boats. Traitors, T rucks

Ou tdoo r , we l l - l i gh ted , secured Electr ic i ty ava i lab le 5 ac re *

Jeffr ies A Te legraph area 536- 7771

C A R - L O V E R S

S P E C I A L STORE N O W . PAY LATER

• JSO/month p a i d quar ter ly • 10x20 space o n w o o d f l o o r s • A l a r m e d A sp f ln i t i e red -i We offer m u c h m o r e for the

money Calk for detai ls

C L A S S I C VEHICLE STORAGE 842-B449

812 Motorcyclea Mini-Bikes

HARLEY 1987 1 lOOcc. I tbergles s e d d M b a g * w indsh ie ld hwy pegs 13.090 m l e e $4S00/bes t 459-1362

813 Motorcycle Parta & Service

ALL B».ttsn . 'Amer ican m o t o r c y o e * wan ted D e a d o r a m e Cash wa i t ing ,

749-3448

BRIT ISH ITAL IAN A EUROPEAN mo to rcyc les A par ts wan ted

C a s h wai t ing Ken 4 2 1 -0323

G E R M A N SHEPHERO pupp ies pu re w h i t e . AKC reg is te red . $250 399-392

814 Campera, Trailers & Motorhomes

G O L D E N RETRIEVER P'JPS AK 6 w k s 1st shots, w o r m e d , $125 fe-males $ 100 male* 627-4279

*<

716 Commercial Induatrial Equip.

LIQUIDATION Of Machine S h o p

Plymouth Attar 4 3 0 p m 459-0280 or 562-7315

717 Lawn, Garden, Farm, Snow Equip.

FORMAL d m m g suite, couch, end tables, g o o d condi t ion Call af ter 6 p m 453-4572

MITSUBISHI 16D Trac to r w ron t b e d r o o m f -end loader. 6 ft r a x * . $7 ,500

455 -8235

GAS L A W N MOWER. K ing size waterbed p m g p o n g tab le , m m -bknds. and d rapes 937 -6077

HENREDON SCENE II d m m g r o o m set T a b » . 6 chairs, bu r re tod e lm.

541-2722

KINGSIZE SOFT-SiOED B rand new wavetoss ma t t r aaa . headboard mcfuded. $300 722-7673

705 Weering Apparel RENTAL BRIDAL G O W N S

$50 l o $300 C a i Thurs . Fr i . Sat 12-7pm

535-2422

FULL LENGTH mahogany mmk eoat. value $4000. gent ly w o r n Ask-ing $1000 C a i a l ter 3PM. 557-2718

NEW WEOOtNG G O W N wh i le $1000 naw m a k e oftor 449-2860

WHITE WEDDING • worn , s u e 6. $ 4 5 0 or boat

706 Garege Salsa: Oakland

B W M I N O H A M - F r l Sa l 10am 4 p m Bicycle*, furn i ture m i c r o w a v e oven, e tc 19065 Saxon. Sou th f i e l d ' 14 Ml

M O V I N G S A L E 1572 Banna viae 14 4 M * e Rd 4 E o f Woodward Frt A S a t . Fab 23 A 23. 9- S Every th ing muat go"

708 Houeehold Goods Oakland County

ANTIQUE TABLE A 5 ChMrsJ 1920) $300 Ma tch ing sadaboard $250

647-7679

Anyone Can Pay Retail But Why?

Save 30 - 70% Betow Retail

a»«159 S p c Dmaf toa I r om $99

Coca tea Tabtoa from $ 4 9

C O R T FURMRRUET R E N T A L S

Troy 524-1022

BEAUTIFUL O M MaRogany Otoing Sal ch ina cab ine t buf to i

A • cha i rs Mahogany ohlna

LAZY BOY W m g b a c k e d r o c k e r s $125 each 2 couches. $ 7 5 each 2 p m * tables $125 each 2 l a m p * $50 each i tu t ted leather wmg b a c k e d Chair. $75 C a i . ~ . 4 5 5 - 7 2 9 9

LIQUIDATION SALE 35%-S0% OFF Siorawide AH decora t ive accents . Lamps, p ic tures or iantM. a n d m o r e Grand Addi t ions 829 Ftonmman. Plymouth (behind Wicke t Ware -house! Open M o n - S a l . 10-5pm

454-4505

LIVING R O O M Furni ture Trad i t iona l sofa $350. C o n t e m p o r a r y so fa / bang* cor Our dy a lmost new $650. 4 brass-'gisss l ab ia * $400 456 -7481

REDFORD Estate Sato, f u rn i t u re vCRs ant ique* appkancea too l * n ick-nacks. Thu r -Sun 9 a m 5 p m 17662 Gaytord be tween 6 A 7 MBa

SOFA A LOVESEAT Rocko to (uka box Seers re f r igerator doub le door 26 c u R . Wards re f r igerator 18 c u ft . tub, «m». tona l . pe r t i cM board h a n d doay car c reeper c a r

ROTOTILLER6 (21 6 h p T r o y - B i t $450 . 6hp John Deer«t $250 .

478-4429

SEARS lawn t ractor . lOnp wi th 36 mower deck arid 36 snowb iower a i -l a d w n e n i . new engme A m g o o d cond i t ion $750 P l ymou th .455 -3064

718 Building Materiela SHOPS MIT H comp le te w o o d w o r k m g set $1850 C a i

1 year old. many sxt •N after 3 P M 344 -0361

721 Hospital-Medical Equipment

G O L O E R N RETRIEVERS need g o o d h o m e A K C Must stay together

. 326 -6479

GRAY C A T To a g o o d h o m e Male , neu te red , dec lawed. g o o d t e m p e r -ment . 2 ' » yrs 553-0052 458-1327

GRAY A WHITE cat . male, 8 m o * o l d A l l sho ts and wondar tu i pe rson-al i ty 855 -4136

K ITTENS need g o o d home

K ITTENS - t o j j o o d h o m e s C a m o n Can N o o n i o i > M only •

' 495-1958

L A B MIX - Black. 6 m o male A lso 5 m q , b lack O m e s e tomato m n e n B o ; h - g e n t l e manne red & naad lo ts of love To a g o o d h o m e 442-0777

L A B SHEPHERO. 7 m o n l h o l d tomato shots spayed, with kenne i t o a g o o d home 646-6214

LHASA A P S O AKC spayad tomato b r m d t o 6 years okS. snots a x c e M n t hea l th T ioy 641-.7870

L H A S A APSOS PUPS- A K C . 4 males 1 leWiate. 6 w k s Vet c h e c k e d « sho t s $200 to $250 M o m « d a d of the pe t s also $100 bast 326-9437

M A N C H E S T E R TERRIER m o n t h s o ld . $125 inc ludes

ma la 6

( 2 8 - 1 5 2 6

BEIGE atoctnc Mt chaw uaed 2 m o $400 Top of the l ine wheelchair m -vacare 2000 $400 Two w a f e r s $15 each c o m m o d e $30 Two 4 pre

$20 each O 4 p r o n g

& 2 - O S 5 7

722 Hobbiea Coins 6 Stamps

SHOPSMITH MARK V cond i t i on drM lathe circular saw ate $600 After 6 p m 522-2124

723 Jewelry

compreeaor. town mower 45B-5848

S O L O OAK KING W a t e r b e d $125 1960 s O e x e i buf to i "hulen $ 1 9 0

464 6 3 2 8

TWO Rust Brown Rec lne r Cha i rs $175 A sat o f Mr 4 Mrs . o f t a i r * -

532 9 6 8 1

VERTICAL BL INDS tor doo r w e * 79" and* beig berer. l a m m a t a d o n PVC $100 464-1752

716 Miec. For Sale Oakland County

BUMPER Real Tebto N a u M u s ab-

b r o i d e r e d m a l a r i a l f r a m e d . 75 »43 ca rved ram 's head o n

la 540-4154

VIC TANNY VIP L i to t lme M a n n e r s t o p t a r o n e 54B-77B9

711 Miec. ForSeie Wayne County

LUME NAH. SYSTEM tor- SaM $75 4 5 4 7#61

VENOING MACHINES Food Snack Ra araoa

Leaa then t y a e r o M 525-0900 After 7 30pm 347-4729

COLLECTOR - SsMny semi preci-ous color stones

522 3954

ROLEX 18 Kara le Stamieas D a t a J u M Naw $1900 C a i . 627 1618

STUNNING' 2 0 1 k t

appraised After 7 p m c a n 953-9019 Or 9am I p m c a i 644-7210

724 Cemeree-Supplies NIKOMOS UNDERWATER c a m e r a w ' a u l o flaah 100 L i ke naw 4 y m OM 595-0710

P U P P Y A V A I L A B L E • Black m a l e For show "1WW"6? pe l A l s l ock . OFA and health guarantee $400 Whi tewater i a b r a d o ' s 231-9693

REGiSTCRl D Vietnamese pot b e t bed pm. ma le b lack . 5 m o n t h s niter i r a m e d Af ter 5 p m 696 4477

S A M O Y A N C H A M P I O N S ak white, s h o t * A w o r m e d $150 261-9321

S A M O Y E D Male 1 y e a i - o l d . - good persona l i t y Mus i sen $250 wtth doghouse After 6pm427-8096 Be fo re 6 p m 427 5453

S A M O Y E D Puppiee. AKC Regia t a red champ ion btoodknea show quakty , ma la * A tomato* 722 -8811

S C O T T I S H TERRIERS- 1 male tomato T o a g o o d h o m e After 5

- • 453-2656

SHAR PEI tomato p u p I * weeks sho ts A w o r m e d reg is tered excel

eve* 453-5772

S H E P H E R D LAS MIX male shot* . 4 m o n t h s Need* a g o o d h o m e $50

559 -1771

S H t H - T Z U PUPPJES tomato m o t s days 6 6 3 3360 a

AKC. m

a a 422-2

T Z U p u p * A K C Guaran teed type t o y * Guerant t

co lo r s 453-6959 o> Sho ts A l

453-3671

726 Musics! * R l l H R N a l S

j S H I M - I Z U 6 m o s Old ExoMtoni tor . b r e e d i n g Accap t i onM mark ings | Famato G r e e t wi lhkaSs

Ve ry tovab to $300 737 9053

A l R S T R E A M EXCELLA 1976, 3 1 ft excel lent cond i t i on . $ 11.500

649-5355

B L O W - O l j T SALE! Tent camper ren ta ls WiJk s Trailer Cen te r 6868 N Telegraph. Dea rbo rn He igh t s 565-3939

MOBIL TRAVELER. 1978. OOOd cond i t i on D o d g e chassis $6500

after 4. 425-6719

NICE 5X7 C o v e r e d Traitor comp le te wi th kgn ts A s p a r e t i re $425

427^8920

STARCRAFT, 1988. TRAILER - Oe-luxe mtejr ioi . an , salt conta ined, s leep* 6 Par toct ! $9,800 346-7754

W A L O E N W O O O S ' C A M P I N G M E M B E R S H I P Must Sel l A f f o rdab le 517-351-2121

816 Auto 8i Truck Parts A Service

FOR SALE- 3 5 1 Windsor $400 C a i af ter 3 p m M o n - Fn All day S a l A S u n 536-2284

FULL SIZE f iberg lass cap. $250 or best o f tor 533-2042

G o o d "ear ' i r e s (4) - 20575R 15 a l s e a s o n , e x c e l l e n t c o n d i t i o n , ma tched set $ 1 0 0 478-6175

15 men C h r o m e M o d u l e s wi th caps tug nu t s A locks L ike n e w $ l « 0 ( a e t of 41 471-6702

820 Autoe Wanted

A B S O L U T E L Y HIGHEST DOLL AR PAID FOR

QUALITY A U T O M O B I L E S . . , Wa aeH wi th con f idence , w e buy wi th integr i ty Ptoaae c a i Jeff Benson

562 -7011

CAR W A N T E D - runnang condi t ion for t r anspo r ta t i on Can m a k e some rapMrs 255-2434

W A N T E D A U T O S A T R U C K S

B I L L B R O W N - U S E D C A R S -

35000 P l ymou th Rd . L f v o n a

5 2 2 - 0 0 3 0

821 Junk Cera Wanted A - A - I A A U T O

A A r o n pays u p t o $50 m o r e tor run nmg r e p a v a b t o A i m cars 2 4 / h r s 255" 5467

ALL A U T O S A TRUCKS A m k w r e c k e d runn ing Top Doaar

E A M Auto Parts 474-4425

JUNK C A R S W A N T E D

B A 8 Y GRANOS r a m a h a Kawa i f r o m $3490 ber lch m o v i n g A tun ing

" n o Co 546-2200

BALDWIN GRAND Plana, n o d a l L . 6 f t 3 to ex cea Muet b e heard $10 500

I A m o v m g W 9 9 m p a n y 548-7200

Ctoe

CaH " 477-2375

K E Y B O A R D ® - R O L A N D J X 6 R . Caaw 6600 Dynaco Marao 400, CV Sentry to A M t l n g $ 1 S 0 0 M l deal 459-7467

C a r s 843 49 TO

runn ing m need ot repew 1970 6 j l 5922 532 5026

s o r t CCA T L B Whea ten _ . , » .

AKC 9 MA* HOUAEBROTEN $3so 822 Trucks For Sale Pharaoh H e J n d 1 yr neutered male to g o o d h o m e 9S3-0196 Y E L L O W LA«F P U P S 2

744 Equipment

ARAB Yaa r t ng C«M A r e m u s B a J i

<313)437-3045

CHEVROLET S 10-PtCKUPS

6 to c lmoae t r o m 1964 I 9 9 t A 4x4

LOU LaHtCHE NLIEI/V TEA ÂISI R U n C T T / O U D R l T O

M t Weal of I -27S

453-4600 CHEVROLET 1972 pick u p 350 v« • i t o m a t K new Hra* -una great $7W' t>aa t 427-5746

C » « V R O L E T 1961 $1 $00

V A A 2 ' 5

822 Trucks For Sale 823 Vans M o n d a y . F e b r u a r y 1 « . 1 9 9 1 O A E *9F

HEVY. 1962 a luminum bod ied n a p vana Awray Bakeries 12301 Farmington , Uvon ia A M tor Bob. 522-1 t oo a i l >66 or Pal. axt 273

CHEVROLET, 1990. ptok up t ruck v o w p low equ ipped 4 wheel d r ive 350 c u b mc t i V I engine Low m a p . age Excel toni Leased vatucto tha i c o m p a n y n o longer uses $13,500. For an appo in tment c a i Advo Sys-tem mc Aak for Rathe 425-6190

CHEVY S - 1 0 1986 51,000 rrMa*. 4 cyt indar. S spaed. i p e c M l wheels, new a r e * caaeetfe $4300 455-3617

CHEVY S10.19#9 Tahoe, 4 3L aulo-matie. mr. tape, tockabie bed cover, m w m i t o a $7969/ |«a* l Eve 546-334$

. _ H £ V Y . 1976 Short box. reboot VB t K j n p k m co lo r , runs' great minor b o d y repair $1,650 5

CHEVY 1979 Long-bed. protoeaion-. fcly " t i e d . 44"' rtudders. $3500 or

Liesi M u s i M i l l Mov ing ' 464-0340

CHEVY 196S S10 pick u p Looks and runs supe r ' Clean" No met 1 Beat of tor T Y M E AUTO 455 5586

CHEVY 1968 P ickup 1500 350 V8. « i t ended c a b . aft power air cap. o A i i e l l e . Wrier r unn ing b o a r d . 41.000 maas -$11 ,750 476-0173

C2500 1988 4X4 Pick-Up automat ic , full power . air condi t ion. sHveredo. a great dea l a i $9*90 PAJWAN CHEVROLET 355-1600

D A K O T A P iCK-UP 1990 Du'akner » « m - i e s $ « 6 6 5

F O X H I L L S Chrys ler -P lymouth

455-6740 961-317 T

OOOGE 100 1986 pick up. H w l e«d tow mi les excaMenl cond i t ion . S6700 961-1527

F O R O F150 XLT 1986 Automat ic , a - cruise, c u s t o m cab. one owner , tow miiaa $7695

Hinas P«rk 'L»ncoln.Mercury 453-2424 ax i 400

F;: RO F150. 19185 - 4 Speed, bed-I.ner Vary n ice s h s p * Runs excai -

$3200 • 624-1971

FORO F150. 1967 -; p e e d overdr ive , an

W I $6600 or best

40,000 m i . 4 liner, a m / t m

427-8878

F Q R 0 F - 1 5 0 1967 - 302 V-8. auto-mat ic. d u a l tanks , step bumper O n t , $6295

. J a c k D e m m e r F o r d AFFORDABLE USED CARS

721-5020

FORO 1963 PICK-UP Cab A bad l : oce Co l lec tors oraam Must sell $ • 5 0 0 427-7072

FORO ' 9 8 6 Lanat, loaded, g o q d Curvj i t ior $4000 or best oPer

728-0002

f ORO 1989 Ranger excaltonf con-riXion. 5 speed d o t h interior ster-•>: iov.rn. tos $5900 422-5001

F O R O 1990 C R E W CAB XLT. under •00 mi les loaded , f r om $17,500 .'

J a c k D e m m e r F o f d • 721-6560

F 2 5 a 1990 3 5 » automat ic air . onfy S n * $12 990

J a c k D e m m e r F o r d

721-6560 Ci AF A R; V A N SLT 1987 Automat ic . 7 âssanger . 4 3 V. air condi t ion, a

Seat s c r m g value at $6,990 ASIAN CHEVROLET 355-1600

G M C 1985 S I S . 2 2 U w i 5D 000 m. excellent 52600

I. 5 condi t ion. 437-9115

J M C 1969 Sierra 1500. e i t e n d e d ; j b . short bed loaded. Irt>e new 72 000 mi $ 11 000/beaf 537-7360

1966 omy 30.355 or-gmal • iwnar rmtos $4395

Mines P a r t L incoln-Mercury 453-2424 a i l 400

RANGER 1968 - black, stereo, dura l nnr V6. s l id ing anndow * x t r a

RANGER 1 9 8 8 . 5 spaed excel lent cond i t ion . 2 2 000 m< esp warranty, S560C 901-8152

S c V E R A D O . 1989 "4 ton Like new Must sen w w d e » 624-1129

TOYOTA I 9 6 0 Pickup >o«ed. casse t te $450

4 cyl inder. 5 366-7127

t 623 Vans A E R O S T A R 1986 power s teer ing , brakes stereo w / ^quakzer $4000 546-7097

A E R O S T A R . 1987 XL Tu- lone pamt . l oaded 46480

V I L L A G E F O R D

L O T 2 2 7 8 - 8 7 0 0

AEROSTAR 1989 Eddie Bauer E<*->.on Stretch. 19.000 miles $13,900 Cal l after 3 P M 344-0361

T R O S T A R 1989 XLT - 7 passen-ge.r automat ic . fu l l power loaded

p r o o f e d 32000 m i excel lent rendtoon $ 9 900 722^8291

u t R O S T A R 1990 WAGONS. Auto-matic air l o a d e d From$11.99C


7 2 1 - 6 5 6 0

T A R A V A N LE 1987. 6 cyl inder 64K <n es. exc«l tont condi t ion $7800 or r t i l of ter 644-0554

CHEVY 1987 S10 . Black Beauty-.- por t wheels $3 628 *

M A R K S A y T O SALES O ' G a r d e n O t y 427 -313 t

m£VY 1985 Cargo Van. autcvnetic. . iwe r s teer ing, great buy tor fhe r r r n e y $ 7 1 7 1

L O U L a R l C H E

C H E . V Y / S U B A R U n v m o u t h R a - Just West o l f -275

453-4600 •"-.OOE 1965

<5 000 m i l e *

F O R D 1967 C lub W a g o n XLT. $ cyt-

FORO 1967 Conve rs ion Van. a tea l -lent cond i t i on 4«.000 hwy mae*

• 453-1196

FORD 1967. ragh

sacrif ice. $9400

FORO 1966 - E230. V8 Mr. o r u N . windows, ' locks. 100.000 mlto war-ranty $ 7 5 0 0 . A f t e r 6 p m . 553-4951

FORO 1 M 9 E256 XLT C M M n g o n 460 Traitor tow. l oaded 10.000 ml to* $14 969


7 2 1 - 6 5 6 0

G M C 1989 V a n d u r a 2500 seriee. l oaded - w k van. 53.000 maea. ex-cellent cond i t ion $ 6 6 0 0 day* 522-7707 avea. 422-0960

G M C 1990 - Safar i a l wheel dr ive, low rmto*. 6 passenger , l oaded Phone days. 456-5892

G R A N D 46.000 ca red for . 1 1 0 . 9 0 0

1966. LE. •w l i ra* , w e l

645-2666

MINI V A N S 1964-1990 S o r t i n g at $3,995

FOX H I L L S Chrys to r -P fymouth

455-6740 961 -3171

P L Y M O U T H VOYAGER ! 9 6 S » 1st $2,188 t a k a * Don t was te timet

M A R K S AUTO SALES Of Ga rden Ci ty 427-3131

V A N A G O N 1965 Vo lkswagon GL -M o s t op t ions , ex t reme ly clean Mu .1 sen $3,975 334-5910

W A N T E D - 1991, G M Safari van XT-SLT A W D A A B S gray Pralei G M employee o w n e d 682-3606-

824 Jseps A Other 4-Wheel Drives

BLAZER 1988 S - 1 0 Spor t 4 3. 33.000 ml to* . au tomat ic . 4x4. l oad ed /m in t $11,250 421-6266

BLAZER 1969 - S 1 0 . 4X4 , f u l y loed-e d i n c l u d i n g t o w i n g peck age. $12 500 Catl af ter 6 p m . 652-2172

B R O N C O XLT 1990 F u l size. 6 .000 mi les f u l y loaded. $ 15.900

Mines P a r t L inco ln -Mercury 453 -2424 ex 1.400

BRONCO, 1984. XLT Auton ja t ic . k iadad. Sharp

. V I L L A G E F O R D

L O T 2 2 7 8 - 6 / 0 0

BRONCO. 1988 Futt s u e Eddie Bauer 4 wheto dr ive , loaded low •Files $12,500 . . 591-3423

CHEROKEE 1979 JflO c u m En-ome 6 t ransfer case g o o d Body fair 8 a d ' ea r -end AH or pa r t s 346-1562

CHEROKEE 1966 - very g o o d condK t i on m o v i n g to H a w s * ' New tires. 96.000 rmto* $3600 261-7256

CHEROKEE 1969 - L im i ted 4 door aH avai lable op t ions , inc lud ing traitor l ow ing package, per fec t as T«ew cond i t ion 20.600

566-6544 $ 1 6 6 0 0

256-9059

CHEVY 1500 Sane* ex tended cab. au tomat ic , a r . c r u e a . t i t . power w indows, c u s t o m cap , less than 3.000 m i l e * $15,900

Hine* Park L inco ln -Mercury 453-2424 ex t 400

- F O R D B R O N C O i i 1965 - good con-d m o n 4 wheel d r ive an $3,500

363-5142

F O R 0 F100 1976 4 wheel drive; Col -o rado d u c k . runs g rea t needs soma body w o r t . $ 2 6 0 0 / b e * t 422-3639

F O R 0 F - 1 5 0 1984 - 4x4 6 c y t , 4 speed, s tereo, ready for wor t -Only $1895

J a c k D e m m e r F o r d AFFOROABLE USED CARS

721-5020

FORD R A N G E R XL. 1966- 4x4. V6 dura imer. 66.000 mi le* . $3500

439-7326

FORO. 1990 F2S0 Heavy duty, 4x4. cus tom. 3 5 1 au toma t i c bedHner a m - f m casset te $14 ,700 722-2596

FORO 1990 F350 4x4. 460 au tomat -ic. 4,000 ml to* . $13 ,990

J a c k D e m m e r F o r d * 7 2 1 - 6 5 6 0

G M C J IMMY 1990 4x4 . gypsy e q u i p m e m . f u l y loeded. exoeaent cond i -t ion rughwey mae*. $13 500/beat After 6 p m , 886-5775

ISUZU 1988 Trooper II. au tomat ic A M / F M caaaet ie 4 B e x t e n d e d t rans fe rab le w a r r e n * . $9695 l aave mesaa*.-. < ! & 353-5456

JEEP C H E R O K E E 1968 Laredo, 4 door b lack. 3 6 0 0 0 mue* • • t e n d e d w a r r a n t y , e x c e l l e n t c o n d i t i o n . $12 900 651 -3300 or 786-7781

JEEP 1967 WRANGLER, hard top. a m / f m s te reo casset te . 6 cyt. 5

•speed low mlto* ' $7300 693-0363

JEEP 1990 W R A N G L E R Laredo, whi le w /g ray ha rd top automat ic , an powwr s tee rmg . t j r akea caaaet ie & e i t e n d e d war ran ty $12,600 or reasonab le of fer 478-0535

Ut.TSOblSHi MONTARIO. 1969 LS Loaded au tomat ic , air Balance of 5 y r ' lOO OOOmi war ran ty $15,500 Deys 540-6262; Evee 548-6545

SUBURBAN 1986 heff ton. 4x4. S i lverado c lean, m u s t op t ions $8 100 788-7167

TOYOTA 1969 - Pick up. 4x4, V-6, low mltos, m in t $ 9 6 5 0

373-1508

•VAGONEER 1976. 4 wheel dr ive, au tomat ic . $1,099 TV M E AUTO" 455-5666

WRANGLER 1988 LAREDO Black Never oft road . Ex t ras ' 6 cyfmder Excellent" $6350. beat 642 -1667

R»rr Cargo miruvan

^ 2 ^ 825 Sports 6 imported Cars ' 0 8 0 A E R O S T A R - 1968 XL i l one

. :.•* n t , o a d e d . very clean, must see S XXt After 7pm 661-2448

" •R0 C O N V E R S I O N V A N 1979 J»-H Oftor over $600 - x . any t ime. ' . 535-0719

ÔRD E - 1 5 0 t#86. 5 cy l automat ic , -ower s teer ing & brakes a g o o d m id van OnlyJ$349S

J a c k D e m m e r F o r d AFFORDABLE USED CARS

721-5020 r O R O V A N 1980. 150 EconoAne AN. au tomat i c . 6 cy l inder new r - a k e s A shocks $950 354-5714

GRO 1966 XLT Club Wagon 7 pas-gar. au toma t i c dual a * , ctoan.

• -eaent c o n d i t i o n 5 3 8 - 3 9 9 '

ACURA INTEGRA LS. 1966. a * , cru ise, sunroof , a m - h n caaaet ie $3960 996-1507

ACURA 1966 In tegra-LS. au tomat ic a n a m - t m stereo caaaet ie 1 owner. 4 4 00C n * $ 6 9 0 0 r b e a i 664-1199

ACURA ' 9 6 6 Legend , sedan 4 door , c u s t o m o a d Kenwood stereo bu rgundy A wfute $11 ,000 npgot iabto 891-1497

ACURA 1967. INTEGRA 4 Door, w h i t * , au tomat i c , a i r . casset te 52.000 nutoa $6995 471-1743

AMC 1985 Renault Enco re - air. new b reke * new *xhau« t system, g o o d c o n d i t i o n $1200 /bas t of tor Catl af ter 6ptn 961-7145

625 Sports i Imported Cera

ACURA t$67 Legend L. 4 d o o r .

sunroof. 1 o w n e r e x c e l s n t cond i -t ion. 72.000 IM

ACURA 1990 tn togra G S 5 an t M o c * br i fe** , Mr. sunroof , toad-ad . e x t r a * $13 500 52A-11TS

AOO" 1967 4000- CS. 60K m l a a . l oaded . S speed $6200 420-4462

AUOf 90 - 1966, 37 0 0 0 mi les me-t a l * d a r t Okie ibadad. $11 ,900 / beat 377 -6032

B M W . i 9 6 0 320i 4 s p e e d sunroo f Spoiler package, a x c e l e n t m and o u t Dr ive

Peckaoa • A - 1 $2 750 562-6093

B M W 1963 • 3201. whi te, tan leather . 5 speed, aunroof. Mr. m m i $5400

340-9459

B M W 1965. 3181. 4 door . 5 very nice. 95,000 h ighway mi les bab ied $6500 274-9609

CONVERTIBLES! M U S T A N G 1990 LX v - 8 CAPFtl 1991 XR-2 T u r b o Fantast ic savings'


7 2 1 - 6 5 6 0 .

CORVETTE 1967 conver t ib le 327-300 h p 4 speed, new Lynndato bk ie pa in t , teal inter ior wh i l e top; fac to ry s ide exheust RaHy m n s e N n u m b e r s match , beaut i fu l car $ 2 9 . 9 0 0 / b a * t

i 399 -8162

CORVETTE 1967 Au toma t i c , mr cond i t i on low mtiea. i t ' s Mmoet new P A N I A N CHEVROLET 355-1600

CORVETTE 1988 4 ' , m o o n r o o f . greet value P A N I A N CHEVROLET

Air cond i t i on .

355-1600

CORVETTE 1969 Au tomat i c fuH power moonroo f . sx t ra ctoan PANIA N CHEVROLET 355-1600

I M 0 SAFARI T O O a i K l C COIT ION

• 1 3 , 3 9 5

• sea a M C r i M O t k s i o f « t « U » I I I

X « — • »•

" • w s s

M M PONTIAC IMC S U P N W C 1 N T C R N j m O N A l . C O U ' I

O W - a n »oww lew p o w i

• 1 1 , 4 9 9

.i'.jii»e pcieei o a i m cmee • ' 8 M S

I W l U N B J R D T U R B O OT C O N V E R T I B L E

' ooe «wa> m w Owi

- ' > 1 1 , 9 9 5

M* M C A L UMTCD COUPt

• 8 4 9 5

i M O AA AW6 H ' i L I

4 Ham • * • * waue rwnoW

I M T H A i n

' 1 1 , 9 9 5 " ' 7 4 9 5

I M * C A P R ICC B R O U G H A M ' M T O L M C A L A I S COUPS

mmcb r w tm/m a m

• 1 0 , 9 9 5 • 5 9 9 5

1SBS MUSTANG LX

> 9 9 9 5 • 3 9 9 5

A R T M O R A N - T ~ L 29300 Telegraph O C O 0 0 1 0

'-2 M i le N. of 12 Mi le O D O ' U ^ I U

GEO TRACKER 1990 au tomat i c , mr cond i t ion , low male*, and sharp 2 l o chooee. check It ou t . P A N I A N CHEVROLET 355-1600

GEO-1969 Me t ro ha tchback a la rm, a m f m c a s s e t t e . 12 .500 m f l es $3,500 Like new 867-3168

HONOA ACCORDS - Coupes 4 doors , fully equ ipped OX LX. LXI 16 to chooee F rom $5995

TAMAROFF BUICK Tel-12 South f ie ld

3 5 3 - 1 3 0 0 H O N D A A C C O R D < M 3 HatchOec* 63-000 mMes $2200

464 -2561

HONOA ACCORD 1961 - ha tch -beck. 5 speed 110K ml, CeMt cm. gree t cond i t ion . $1,000 459-4795

HONOA CRX 1968 Per fect cond i -t ion Low aiilsa White, aunroo f . au $6500 C a i evenings 344 -8930

H O N D A PRELUOE *»87. Si. r ed . 'M j -toma l i c . aunroot. air. excel lent c o n -d i t i on $7?00 Best of tor 642 -3330

HONOA 1965 CRX. M m i Condi t ion! , New t ires, s t ruts, s tereo, air Di-vo r ced $3300 Catl. 427 -3902

HONOA. 1986 Acco rd LXI. au tomat -ic, l oeded , moon roo f , exce l lent cond i t i on Best of fer 543 - ^293

HONOA 1966 A C C O R D LX, auto-mat ic power, moonroo t , m u s t seel

JEFF BENSON QUALITY AUTOS 562 7011

HONOA, 1968. A c c o r d U 0 4 doo r 5 speed, excel lent cond i t i on $9,995 Den days. 647-1080.eves 847-6874

825 Sports 6 Imported Cera

MERKUR. 1965 XR4TH e o t o m a t u ex i r as 70.000 mae* mual see $4,000 464-9743

NISSAN 300ZX 1990 - twm t u r b o * 1 automat ic 1 5 speed Both load-ad . b o t h sharp low miles Your cho ice $26,966

TAMAROFF BUICK Tan-12 Southheid

" 3 5 3 - 1 3 0 0 PORSCHE 1979 911SC milea Euro, air, new tiraa days- 39O-3409 eve*

115.000 $ 1 2 0 0 0

PORSCHE 912 1966 - B lack /B lack Freeh anoine A Trans Mon-Fr i 9 -6 . Sal 9 -4 $7995 beat oftor 565-3939

RENAULT ALLIANCE 1983. 2 door automat ic , a m / t m g o a d e a r , s p o r t s Won. $800 453 -1195

S A A 8 1986. 900 Turbo 2 doo r au-tomat ic loaded, immaculate Must see $8,000 5 7 5 - 5 y t o r 355-4599

S A A B 1990 900 btock 4 d o o r . 5 speed mr. ABS A more Low tmiea $14,000 649-5848

SCORPIO 1989 Touring Pacxage s t i c k / a u t o m a t i c , s t a r t i ng f r o m $12 989


721-6560

656 Buick 860 Chevrolet LE SABRE 1965 mitoega buf runs -fo rces quick sa to $3 1 d a y s 565-6711 «

LESABRE

h ig r C A V A L I E R . >967 4 D o o r OHorce automat ic $4195

8 S . I 5 7 1 3 V I L L A G E F O R D 1 L O T 2 2 7 6 - 8 7 0 0

860 Chevrolet MONTE CARLO 1 b r a n d new m o t o t r ebum t ranamisa ion new W e * Southern car Runs hke new $2600 459 -3 *3?

864 Dodge

D O D G E S A L E On a* Cars. Truotuk A Vans

Discounts A rebates ava i lab le

8 6 6 F o r d

| ESCORT a * 19*6 M a c * grey mie^

PARK A V t 1WW 4 door d e o tAue Kâded - •* - « ' 000 mi les ST700 146-0168

H E G A t 194 4 - V6 u n w e d loaded * K » a wtsei » twes. W . 1 c o v t m o n . 35 .000 mae- U 200 &2S-&922

i A L 1990 L imi ted elegant ap-rance 4 condi t ion G M

$11,900 4 i

858 Cadillac

CAVALIER ' 9 6 6 automat ic a v a m / f m . sharp $5454

LOU LaRlCHE i C H E V Y / S U B A R U I Plymouth Rq . Juat West o i t -275

; ^ 453-4600 : COR' i -CA 1968 6 cyi automat ic . a« ffomm, w m d o w s l o c t c s ! casae t t * c a m ' i f •> Oun [ O . - y ay $6300

CORVETTE"

862 Chrysler C e l . Dorian 399 -6700

N O R T H W E S T E R N D O O G E

F o r d

FIFTH AVENUE door tow mrieaga g o o d car new battery $5.500 2T4-9266

FIFTH AVENUE ' 9 8 7 Very v e r y ! CASH FOR ' O U R C A R or w * see toMMMf o n consigrnrient ^ o a n e e o b o n d e q

dealer Have ceMi c u a t o m e r s wait-ing for MuSUng* Escor t G T *

TYME AUTO 485-

'8.00(7 m a m xxceHam c o n d l t w Must sen $6,000 or o*a t Leave

533 -1406

ESCORT L *964. auto air Merec . power s t ee r i ng -b rake * 4 doo> good condtoon $1350 354 .5714

I c -

. A B A RON 1963 4 door •Clean- 97 000 mae* $ 1 8 5 0

ALANTE t 9 9 t - Factory ex*cu t tve red . d ig i ta l dash • 4 ,500 m i w s $43,060 865-7236

COUPE DEVILLE 1972 - c lean m A ou t 47,000 ongmM * m n $3500 t x bes t of fer 421-7749

420-4043

CONVERTIBLE 19B6 i t EBARQN GTS 1966 A u t o m a t * m-Last chance t o Out c h e * . spr ing M ] SdndHior. ha tchback c r j t a e omy coming wmter p r iced ' $3 685

T A M A R O F F B U I C K r 4 l - 1 2 Southf ie ld 3 Chrys le r -P tymouth

455-8^40 961-3171

Broncos U T O 455 -5566

CROWN VICTORIA 1990 L X M a d -ad wi th air b a g . 17.00C rmtoa. 4 door $13 900 478-B222 961 -4302

E S C O m 1984 GL - 2 doo r auto-matic mr s tereo Power s teer ing A brake* Hwy mue* . exoeoa^t ca re $1150 f i rm 3 5 4 - 0 0 1 ;

ESCORT 198)5.1 wagon automat ic . an n ^ » '.Ire* low nviee. nor

' • f n d M v . M e n e w $2495 45A-7154

FOX H I L L S

3 5 3 - 1 3 0 0

OAYTONA 1968 A u t o m a t e , mr cpn dmon . or. , - r> i

• FOX H I L L S Chrysler -P lymouth

455 -8740 . 961 -3171

GEO PRISM 1990 LSI- b lue auto* mal ic . a« a * p o n e excellent con-dit ion. 7 700 mi le* $9900 S57-06O3

.EBA RON 1986

o j r . - - " ; • yr

Mrpe automat ic rmtos axcaoar,!

961 -2 *64

864 Dodge ; GEO S P E C R U M t 9 I ha tchback. 17 000 mi l ; Crutae an. i -n stereo tape deck, g m [ j J A y T O N A ' » * a A u t o ^ j u c w con | exw.- iar $5250 after 6prr 476 .3335 LdHicn only $4

CROWN VICTORIA 1969 LX load-ed pain i A inter ior p r o t p c t i o n ex- i tendec warranty 3 6 0 0 0 m.toa. i $ 13.300 After 5 p m 261 -6678

CROWN ; ' , ' O f M 1991 LX. 4 door , i ••eotfc U w rnnle* $12.99«J

J a c k D e m m e r F o r d 7 2 1 - 6 5 6 0 „

CROWN V I C O R I A 1987 l > 4 <Joo' i

ESCORT. 1965.1 Wagon •condit ion 47.500 mi les 30MPG air. a m t m t i res 'ba t te ry ' $2,250 476-6454

ESCORT 1985 s teer ing/brakes greet car $1295 422-7469 after 6prr - 7 ? * . : 2 *0

ESCORT 1966 Wegor m*e» a m . t m sterec ca super ctoan $2700

L - 60.000 •eMte. a r

4 2 5 - 3 1 4 1

.2 d o o i a u l o m a i K $ 3 4 5 0

937 -3762

EL DORADO 1964 loedao exce< tor.t condi t ion. 70 000 maes $6500

af ter 5 p m 4 2 5 ^ 3 3 ' J

i GEO ' 9 9 0 Pr iam 4 a o o i »r AM. -v< v—ec- ' M e e d , 2 ' X » m ies $9450 563-2321

F O * H I L L S r i o sn-

M a c ( loaded f M C

V l L t A G E F O R O

L O T 2 2 7 8 - 8 7 0 0 E S a - " ® 4 " 3 T • • o * »

STERLING 1967 825S gray a -ay 4 door , power everyth ing m o o n r o o f . a la rm loaded 552-0766

SUBARU JUSTY 1987 Whi te 2 door manual 38 m p g Casaet te 42.000 mi les. Exceftontf $4000 C * l after 4pm. 642-766,1

SUBARU-1987 O l 4 door auto-mat ic power windows.1 locks air a m f m cassette $5,500 353-3206

VOLVO 1964 240DL 1 owner Ala-bama car. great car 6 4 6 - 4 ' 6 2

VOLVO 1968. 740 Turbo W a g o n 5 speed 180 HP kit. 45K miles, m m i cond i t ion $15,900 531-0770

E L D O P A O O mi tos $4 995

•984 4 400 Ac tua l ! „

FOX H I L L S Chrysler P i»mouth

455-8740 9 6 1 - 3 1

: W 0 Sto»m , ....--as

oftor After 6t>rr>

i m d e i 15.000 $8200 a- Oe*t

851-A871

F l E E T W Q p D 1986 Brougham-Rear 70.000 mitos loaded

559-3922

S E D A N DEVILLE - 1965 10S 000 m u e * white, g o o d cond i t i o r $4200 M e k e offer 471-7026

LOOKING FOR SMALL AUTOMAT-C S ' -n riiceMem condi t ion pneed $ • "- -2 and I w r So are wn no

| lust kaJdmg Tyme hes m a n , 1c chooee V o m TYME AUTO 455-5566

LUMINA T990. E U R O 4 DOO> G M • • scu t - i e s car . -oeded tn opt r tms . rrcwX 575-5710 H o m e 682-7073

.L 'MiNA- -9W. 4 door loeded un-000 m.les Marm $10,500 of

bes i of tor After 3 p m 522-6235

OA f"T QNA 1968 dark r e d 2 5L 5 aw aMm stereo sunroo '

•&j*m -Over great condi t ion nessage 45 * -6637

CROWN VICTORIA ' 9 6 7 v - 8 qw-t j m a t i c . a.' s terec «- ' •• wheels t ra race O r . i , - $ t » < .

Jack Demmer Ford AFFORDABLE USED C A R S

38 0 0 0 m company c a r - $ 6 0 0 0 Cae v - 4 p m Or 6-6pm 642-6704 or . 29B-5975

$5 000

DAY " O S * -989 -• Sbe ipy S«^r>ffOCf 23 yX1 rr.+i'. t s c * » c t i j r t x j iSOOO

GoodCond«t i

986 One O w n a i ' F M speed Ext iaa 1 Very

3T, &200C 489-7134

DOOGE m a l t a

,-$12,495

. . ' O M V A N -S>». AutO-condmor . 4S00 mae*

852 Claasic Cars

S E D A N DEV-LLE. -963 tuk uzn 1 rear e t iee l dr ive fuH power beeut i fu l c r e a m white top leather interior i Manbo 196 ' i m o a t f e ' 32 .700 miles Snars m 4 o u ' $6500 j - l eaw engine g o o d fn o i beet offer 474-3952 j dependabto i i H » .

MODEL A 1930 Town Sedan Mur-rey body Looks nice, runs mca Ex-tras $11,000 739-9497

S E D A N DeViMe - 1990. ante iope i MUSTA» ; leather toadec 13.000 tola* G M ! m^-es 1

Exec. $20,900 .227-6584

' 9 0 9 LX. • e d $4000 or beat aft

After 5 p m 347-33

FOX HILLS ORYWAR-PTYMOULTI •

-40 # OEI r t . *A v - w t :t* « b r « c . Ou ' t f i oa r . SS 355 " V ME

FOX HILLS

Fi»COR^ ' 9 f t - 2 Door 4 speec a * . $2395 ' ( .

VILLAGE FORD LPT2 278r8700 ESCORT 1996 - de luxe m o d e 55 m p g Rei». gas saver- ' , u t e Uftto ' e d car* T rme - agam $1 00C ba-

K » $1,279 4 5 5 - 5 5 6 6 '

MORE CLASSIFIEDS

ON PAGES Thti ca$$AcatNR cominwe on Pagt or 7C.

856 Buick S E D A N 1988 Device rt -29 000 m< o a d e d wtof' $14 ,000 666-2600. w

BUICK PARK AVENUE 1986 O n * -SEVILLE 1979 W m t e r e d ,r owner, low miles ext ra sharp You m a t t e r lnt*r io« excel lent c o n d i * ^ ,

' «*« P"CO0 « ! $4800 or M i l af ter 42 5 - 5 1 5 1 I 5 ' , 6 M « 8 0 2 8 7 1 — — , ,

TAMAROFF BUICK Tel-12 Southf ie ld "

353-130a

1987 C t hatchback. 4 door \ ^ low mitoege new tires. 2?

451-0362 ' * '

P I C K - U P • V » work

•989 Automat ic F O X HILLS-••600 t 455-8-740

^860- Chevrolet

CENTURY 1986 L m w a d 4 cyUnder loaded 42 000 miles new brea brekes 4 exhaust $5500 Af ter 6 p m

522-6535

CENTURY 1986 LTD- 4 door load-ed. 38.000 m.ies excel lent cond i -t ion $5450 662 -4099

CENTURY 1989 Look -a round if you muat. but tfus should o * your last s top We're eqiApped. 22.000 maea. and pr iced at $9,188 =6098

TAMAROFF BUICK Tal-12 Southheid

353-1300

BE RETT A.GT 1989 Au loma t i c . i r oo f , a l the good ie * Save P A N I A N CHEVROLET 3 5 5 - 1 6 0 0

C A M A R O . i4«0 "RS - a u f o - a a t i " •oedec. only 10.000 m i e s $%4 49" .

LOU LaRlCHE CHEVY/SUBARU

P - r m o u t h Rd J- js' West of J -275

453-4600 ^ r LASSIC

ar. air cond i t io r a great f a r w y P A N I A N CHEVROLET 355

j CAVALIER 1966 i i 4 e x . cond i t i on row mae* » d e d

. $4800 pest Everangs ^ :

HONOA 1968 - Afccord LX. l oeded | low mi les , exce l l en t c o n d i t i o n Br igh ton A f t e r Spm 313-229-6175

HONOA 1988 CIVIC • 5 speed , ha tchback $4995-.


353-1300 HONDA 1968 PRELUOE- Grea t con-d i t ion. e lec tnc sunroof , b r a n d new t i re* . $8100 Can 6 4 7 - 9 4 7 1

H O N D A . 1990 A C C O R D EX - 15.000 ml. , l oaded *xce l ton i shape 7 yr

er a la rm aunroof $14 7^5 851-6020 or 533-7820

HONOA 1991 A c c o r d EX 4 doo r . 4600 m i n i l oaded a h o w r o o m c o n -d m o n . mua l a«L $16,590

737-1800. ax t 265

J A O U A R 1978 - XJ- 12L. 12 cy l inder , au tomat ic , g o o d body , needs me-chan ica l repev $1900 best of tor

634 -3870

M A ^ D A 1964 628 f u l y l oaded m o o n roof , excef toni c o n d i t i o n $1,829 T Y M E AUTO 455 -5566

M A Z D A . 19«5 G L C O X 2 doo r ha tch . Mr. em/»m casset te c l o th rust proof aunroof. 87.000 rt* . ex-cel lent cond i t i on $2,300 474-6217

M A Z D A 1988 323SE - 4 door e x c t o . lent cond i t ion . 45.000 mi tos Ajr . a m - f m c a s s e t t e $ 4 5 0 0 - M l - 6 7 8 8

MAZDA 1990 MIATA. red 19 000 p a m p e r e d mitoe. $ l 4 . 5 0 0 / b e * t

7 8 8 - 0 7 »

MERCEDES BENZ 1965 380SE ex-cep t iona l cond i t ion black w tar in-ter ior $19 .500 /bes t 773-4567

MERCEDES-La te 1966. 560SL new c o n d i t i o n 20 400 maes One owne» All serv ice records $37,000

626-0662 or 961 -4361

MERCEDES 1986 56CSL - A M G Teal. 12.500 ml E x c i H r n cond l t ton $42 900 693 -3420

N I S S A N PULSARS 1987-1968 AH removab le l op* , a l c lean gas saver* , p r iced f rom $6 ,468


353-1300 NISSAN 1967 PULSAR SE e n a m / tm. rea l sport , ho t red $7171

' LOU LaRlCHE CtHEVY/SUBARU

Pfymouth Rd - Just Wesf Of 1-275

453-4600

REGAL LIMITED 1901 A great sav ings for s smart buyer Don t hes t a t * whan the pr ice is th is low $14 668 Fu»y ' j a d e d wfth low m4es a 7703

TAMAROFF BUK3K . TM-12 Southheid

353-1300

CAVAL 'ER t988 Z-24 Conver t ib le •oeded sap fwe mue whi te t op New Eagle GT • 4 's $825C 644-4713

CELEBRITY t cy l inder 3 sea $2900 o» bes'

965 wagon - s. it air. great car

.1 o o e * if agam only

I T Y M E AUTO REGAL. r e a r i n g $ b rake* aunroot ait . j CHEVETTE. 1986 - 35. 000 - . $ 1600-Run* & looks good. 533-3 T60 Plue «« * - .- co——. - 5. $ • - S « r m e buy me 56J -04C-6

REGAL 1983 - 64.000 miwrs. m in i condi t ion, new b r a a e s ^ v e s ' m u t f t e r . aaking $2 000 533-6279

C O R S I C A . 1989 LTZ, m a r o o n m a r o o n , i-sedeo e« euer.r lioin. $799C nagc'. iabie 771-7535

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G M P R O G R A M C A R S -ALL O N E P R I C E

$ 2 0 , 9 0 0 '90 Seville - Blue vsit" leather 52% m '90 Seville • CMV wtfi eativ.' 5%4 n -'90 Seville - Auburn with rjJfv-'90 Seville - White vnf ;1 ?.'i i n '90 Seville - White w It ft leuih.v ' S34 m-« $ '90 Seville - 6lu» vsrt- tatW ' '90 Sedan De\'ilie - - a. '90 Sedan DeVille - Rrd ifa.h " '90 Sedan DeVille - uhu- with it t. te*rJ4»azz '90 Seville - Red with 11 • • - -'90 Seville - - " « -*90 Seville - But- wun 1 'i* s " '90 Seville • w " itv •• -i n• '90 Seville. DeVille - suroori .vuh t-a --t n o» ir

LARGE INVENTORY OF 1990 AND 1991 0 L D S M 0 B I L E S

I N C L U D I N G 1 9 9 1 C U T L A S S

S U P R E M E C O N V E R T I B L E

JL 4

1 9 9 1 C U T L A S S C A L A I S S E D A N

s ipeed. cor sola. AM FM Stereo' Power Steenng D'SC Brakes. Tinted Glass

Stock »1164 M S R p . : . S10.296 O l d s R e b a t e 7 5 0 First Time Buyer - 6 0 0

NOW $ 8 9 4 6 1 9 9 1 C u t l a s s C a l a i s . Q o u p e

C O n H M SterVO .

4 N O W s 8 9 4 6 si r , r t s

- P i u s tax i * t l cenee n . o e i s l o Dsale»

CHARNOCK OLDSMOBILE 24555 MICHIGAN AVE. 5 6 5 - 6 5 0 0 |

1991 LUXURY V A N FOR 1990 PRICES

SPECIAL PURCHASE!

B R A N D N E W 1991 B 2 5 0 ' V A N C O N V E R S I O N M A R K I I I

N o w $ 1 5 , 6 9 9 * * 10 to-choose from

A C , 9 Color TV. Power Windows & Locks. Cru ise , Tilt. Cassette. 4 Captams Chairs Vac System Cup Holders. Luggage Rack. Runn ing Boards^ More MUST SEE TO BELIEVE

V i i k S w t l DCDfct

451-2110 962-3322 684 Ann Arbor Road

V/* mi. o l 1-275 Plymouth

Unci* Lou Sex: WE WON'T BE UNDERSOLD

7 1 0 0 O r c h a r d L a k e R d . )al the end of Northwestern Hwy.)

Wes t B l o o m f i e l d Open Mon. & Thurs.

' t i l 9 p.m. 851-7200

Some people find the Saturn to be remaifcable. Some find it extraordinary.

Others just want to find it.

S A T U W / | fi

Aon Arbor Rd

Joy Rd

HAVE DELIVERED < M R AND LET US SHCWTVOU WHAT

ABOUT THE ICWEST CAR W TOWN

WORRY FREE DRIVING! SAVE umo '6000 on 1990 CHEVR0LETS TRACKERS • CUSTOM VANS • CORSiCAS • PICKUPS -APVs-1UMINAS • PRIZMS

Buy a b r a n d - new 199ChChevrolet ca r or truck and receive at no charge a General Motors Protection P l a n (GMPP) with these benefi ts and much more!

* No Repairs for 48 months-60.000 miles * A ge'nuine retail va lue * Zero Deductible rang ing f r o m l ^ 5 - $ 7 9 5 * No charge rental car or rental depending o'Trthe vehicle.

reimbursement Hur r y t h i s o f fe r ends M a r c h 31st or w h e n our 90 i nven to ry is gone . Th is offer i s i n add i t i on to o u t eve ryday Sale P r i c e s and R e b a t e s . * * *

Z3 1991 CHEVY CAVALIER

REI1 IIEFT EST. DIF, AUTO

Was S10.305

Now s9385 1st Time c _ _ _ Buyer

S8785

1991 S-10 PICKUP S speed 'ally *bee<s P196 x 75 14 twos royal Wue Stock # T ? 2 8 1

Was S8924

Now $7489' T*r™'6889 Buyer

1991 GEO Tf tACKER CONVERTIBLE '

t o o ^ i g s « r a r c e cassene

drive M o c o n v r B b * le

arsg^- -ec Stocn # T 7 2 T '

Was $10,165

Now s9688 ,sfm#'9099 Buyer

1991 GEO STORM

STMEO •3162

cassette

Was $11,135

. Now '9389 1st Time Buyer;

$8789

1991 CORSICA 4 DOOR Automatic Pi 85 75 tires af' cruise Wt wtieei delay wip

mats b»oe Stock • 3219

Was $12,121

N o w ' 1 0 , 9 8 9 "

Bdyer M 0 , 3 8 9

1991 CHEVY PICKUP 4 * 4 .

Mic o i a r S ' i n . K a a . i

» • -9» M u t f •*

a u r * a nc

Was $17,937

n o w ^ 5 , 3 8 9 '

10F* .O&E Monday. February 18. 1901

SAVE UP TO $ 2 ,

K f t V H W t l l l l l l

A u t o m a t i c T r a n s m i v M o n , C u s t o m W h e e l s

A i r C o n d i t i o n i n g , A M F M S t e r e o C a s s e t t e

"91 GALANT <10,663 SAVE s2,000

A i r C o n d i t i o n i n g

A M F M S t e r e o ( i v s c m -

'91 ECLIPSE s9989 m'jamiinn

91 M0NTER0 LS A b s o l u t e l y L o a d e d

Now Just

1991 GRAND AM 2 Dft. COUPE CMoggor . d o c rear a * au to a n v l m f TH s t m x > <wir> d o c * a n a uj«&t<ae ST«

WAS $12,189 SPECIAL SALE PRICE $10,440*

T M SI740 U » » « f o r S I 7 2 . 5 4 n » o . "

.1991 SUNB1RD COUPE PS P 8 , t in ted i i a s v rear d H o g g e t a r ry tm srcfTO p lus m u c h more 1 S i* # S 3 « & C

WAS. ; $9139 SPECIAL SALE PRICE

$7989* S » * » S F I S O

U j m f o r S t 7 8 . S O p e r m o . "

^Lfd-A x

1991 GRAND PRIX LESEOAN » so * annee o w n * n r * e o

r y s r s e " xwef:r . /*H!«e*i f ar — a n o c a o r t e /TJV •*««* S* *<I?0-C WAS 114.779

SPECIAL SALE PRICE

$*r«o

Goon W * " 4T $ 1 8 , 2 4 1

PRESIDENTS' DAY SALE

N O D O W N PAYMENT

NEW 1991 PONTIAC GRAND AM " " a m vcw m ««u» to GtoAC i i M o n v c am*** twao caaai pco ov *e M 4 TO* S» ^«0«0C

S P E C I A L SALE P R I C E

*15,995*

1 9 9 1 S - 1 5 JIMMY 4 WHEEL D R I V E < 1 • '

$ 1 9 , 0 3 7

M n r d a o c r e » more s »

SPECIAL SALE PRICE $16,159*

Lo*— tor S > — . S 7 per mo.

ATTENTION 0P7]0Hl

M I I M I " V L L OUT OF STOCK

GM EMPLOYEES TH IS WEEK ONLY:

1991 SIERRA PICKUP

$ 1 4 , 6 7 4 -

SPECIAL SALE PRICE $12,3653€*

$12,450*

NEW 1991 1991 GRAND PRIX SE COUPE 1 9 9 1 $ - 1 5 JIMMY 4 WHEEL DRIVE

« 3 Me- E f t . ^ .

&

H D nea!e» «ndes>de eau«p n a r t e 3 7 3 2 SL L « EF I 5 • n a n ( f a n s P 1 9 S / 7 5 R 1 4 l - fes ' a»y * n e e « s a n d m o r e • T 1 72C

" B , v ~ . s - , r . . i n ; - - • ' i i

WAS $15,539

SPECIAL SALE PRICE SPECIAL SALE PRICE

W A S „ $ 2 1 , 5 4 8

SPECIAL SALE PRICE $12,804* $18,499* - • "Plus ta*. title, plates & dest

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P O N T I A C y G M C T R U C K ON TELEGRAPH, JUST NORTH OF 12 MILE ROAD

90 ELDORADO

DEMO" Show car, . lace alum w! iont»rio-tone paint. Y c h j

must-see ft.

'21,495

Blue, sunroof, wire w h e e l s gold kit. 55.000 miles

DOWN Blue Metallic leather interior, LACE ALUM wheels. I t s A Steal At

1991 ELDORADO •25,700

• 8 8

MARK VII LSC

month per month

S i l v e r w l e a t h e r

i n t e r i o r , f u l l y

loaded

•11.985 '89 SEDAN

DEVILLE L a n d a u top fu l ly loaded Tr ip le b lack, leather interior all the toys

'15,900

List Massey Savings

1991 BROUGHAM . $31,375 w *

Y o u r ^ $6225 Price

M d o n w p n c o l t g . 0 4 rm.*m m a m IJOOO m— pm rm*

24,850 - w n o . < m m L«r p n e * 933 • 1 4 j 0 7 j a Ta

MASTER DEALER

40475 Ann Arbor Road, Plymouth 453 -7500 or 933 -2000

OPEN: M o n d a y & T h u r s d a y n i tes ' t i l 9 P.M.

91 SEDAN

DEVILLE Academy gray, l e a t h e r i n t e r i o r

'25,299

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By LARK L. SAMOUELIAN Execut ive D i rec to r , SW Oak land C a b l e C o m m .

C r e a t i n g a S c e n e f o r te levis ion has m o r e to do w i t h y o u r i m a g i n a t i o n t h a n it does wi th ' money .

In one of our fa l l c o m m u n i t y news le t t e r s fo r c a b l e TV. I w r o t e about the adven t of the r e m o t e ' con t ro l a n d how im-

por tan t it is To o o r te levis ion e n -v i ronmen t . Convenience , spon-tane i ty and op t ions a r e key componen t s . Lean ing on the eye-hand m o t o r ski l ls m e a n s al l of us in TV land a r e u p aga ins t stiff compe t i t ion .

T h e i l l u s i o n s w e c r e a t e through o u r set des igns t r i g g e r instant cu r ios i ty o r b o r e d o m for. our shows. My phi losophy is t h a t we need not be conce rned a b o u t the do l l a r s behind t h e o t h e r al-t e r n a t i v e channe ls , but the "pic- * t u re seen ' in c o m p a r i s o n to our shows. Cab le C o m p a n i e s have c r e a t e d t each ing m a t e r i a l s to help aid in s imple , i m a g i n a t i v e ins t ruct ion to local p roducers . For e x a m p l e . MetroVis ion cor -pora te . reg iona l a n d local pro-duct io ns taf f h a v e u p d a t e d the i r ins t ruct ion m a n u a l s into a book of 77 pages en t i t l ed . " M o r e Than Ju s t Televis ion "

Back in t h e l a te 70 s and e a r l y 80's we all began producing- lo-cal TV by the sea t of o u r pants . I r e m e m b e r m y f i r s t s e r i e s which hosted abou t 30 shows en t i t l ed . " A r o u n d . T o w n w i t h L a r k S a m o u e l i a n . " It w a s t e l e c a s t t h r o u g h o u t t h e O m n i c o m f ranch i sed a r e a s A l w a y s a dec-o ra to r at hea r t . I w a s th r i l l ed to have the o p p o r t u n i t y to c r e a t e a f a sc ina t ing set . A d e c a d e down the road. 1 now s h u d d e r a t m y set design a t t e m p t s . (Thank goodness the c o n t e n t w a s fun and lively) b e c a u s e I had g r e a t ideas but l i t t le bas i c TV knowl-edge.. In the s tud io I though t the se t w a s go rgeous a n d in t r igu ing . It w a ^ o n a c a r p e t e d r i s e r abou t ten inches high T h e b a c k d r o p was the f r a m e and book d r a w e r

base of a seven foot high ant ique Oak P ie r Mir ro r of m y Great-^ G r a n d f a t h e r R o g e r s In s tead of" the 4 x5' m i r r o r . I p laced thickly ga the r ed c r e a m s h e a r r e d cur-ta ins which c r e a t e d a lush d raped look. I pa in ted two blpnd oak c h a i r s b lack and upholstered the s ea t s with *>lack and rose, f loral fabr ic . I added a var ie ty "of end t ab les su i t ab le for my

"gues t ' s p rops To lend a unique touch each week S p a r r s Flor is t ' provided a l a r g e f r e s h f loral ar-r a n g e m e n t which I would give to my gues t s a s a thank you ( S p a r r ' s n a m e a n d locat ion a p p e a r e d in the c r e d i t s of the show which r a n e v e r v t i m e and e v e r y w h e r e the show was seen on TV).

E v e n as I de sc r i be this set my senses ring of p leasan t visuals. And yet it did not work on TV E v e r v t i m e I w a t c h e d the show I wondered why the v i e w e r didn t get the s a m e e f f e c t .

It w a s b e c a u s e al l my props ( fu rn i t u r e ) w e r e t a l l e r than wider! A television sc reen is AS-P E C T RATIO this , m e a n s that " r e g a r d l e s s of the s ize of a TV screen i ts ' a s p e c t r a t i o is a l w a y s 3 uni ts tall to 4 uni ts wide." Your 'set plans and t r a f f i c pat-t e r n p lans m u s t t a k e th is d imen-sional fact into s e r i o u s consider-at ion! You s e e m v beaut i fu l f a m i l y h e i r l o o m w a s much t a l l e r than the TV s c r e e n and the wrdth was too n a r r o w This left the c a m e r a a n g l e s ' s h o o t ing my gues t s and mysel f with only a plain wall in t h e background and the p r i m a r y set could be seen only when a d is tant cove^ shot

-WASJISED Kind of a m a z i n g how the

c a m e r a could a l w a y s m a k e my body look wider and yet didn't do a thing fpr the f u r n i t u r e ! Any-w a y — A s the t ex t t e a c h e s "All s c e n e r y used in a c a b l e produc-tion should be des igned fo r the c a m e r a . " T h e d i r e c t o r should p r a c t i c e e x p e c t e d c a m e r a shots with each of the c a m e r a people to an t i c ipa t e v isual casua l t i e s and reso lve t h e m b e f o r e t ap ing '

I have b e e n i m p r e s s e d with a group of r e g u l a r s on our local channel T h e y c a p t i v a t e the fun and c r e a t i v e v i sua l s through s t age p r o d u c t i o n s T h e Novi-S k i t s - O - F r a n t i c - P l a y e r s

fo rmed in 1982. In r ecen t yea r s they c a r r i e d the i r p e r f o r m a n c e s to t e l e v i s i o n r s o that those who could not c o m e to the shows could en joy t h e m .from* their home Novr_Pub l i c I n fo rma t ion Off icer Cindy S t e w a r t a-nd Sen-ior C e n t e r D i r e c t o r Kathy. Crawford a r e e a g e r fo r you to watch and join in the fun The goal of the g r o u p is to m a k e people laugh, e spec ia l ly seniors F o t a brief m o m e n t they will t ake the i r m i n d s off the i r prob-lems. laugh and be happy . Both, those p e r f o r m i n g a n d those watch ing in t h e a u d i e n c e Mak mg fun of t h ings they c a n r e l a t e such as loss-of Memory . T r e a t ment by F a m i l y of Phys ica l Ail-ments . " L a u g h t e r with a pur-p o s e "

Some l e a d e r s a r e L a r r y Keys. Chuck Burke . Shir ley C o m p and Aimee L a n f o r d T h e i r a g e s r ange f r o m 6f> to 86 y e a r s old They put on t w o shows a y e a r in the spr ing a n d fal l and a pot luck dinner goes a long with the en-t e r t a i n m e n t With a cu r r en t m e m b e r s h i p of twen ty , they a r e delighted to th ink that m o r e of us will join t h e m

Most of t h e p e r f o r m a n c e s a r e Slap St i rk Singing. Dance and Var ie ty Shows a r e a lso incorpo-ra ted P a s t P e r f o r m a n c e s v ideo taped w e r e A Touch of Class . " "Good Old S u m m e r t i m e . " "Mis-ter Senior A m e r i c a P a g e a n t . " •Fa t i—Frrn rv " — a i id • .1 u n e — f r -

Bustmg Out All Over " The mos t recen t p e r f o r m a n c e

was wr i t t en by L a r r y Keys. ." 'Ham-A-Lot "

Each t i m e it h a s been on dur-ing -tbe day m y eiws d r a w m e to the TV Then I a m d r a w n to the a n i m a t e d a c t o r s and a c t r e s s e s and co lo r fu l c loseups of the p iav T H E Y A R E I N D E E D U N D E R -STANDING T H E VISUAL IN T E N T O F TV*

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NBC brings back show with 'Down Home' flair Co-stars Judith Ivey , Ray B a k e r glad to return

By Mary Ann Townsend

Like many TV shows of late. NBC's "Down Home" has beeri on-again, off-again. This week the comedy is on-again when it makes its season premiere Thursday and lakes a regular time slot Saturday

The show centers around a Texas Gulf Coast cafe /ba i t shop aboiit to buckle under to urban-ofiented developers, but not if Kate McCrorey has anything to do with it

Renowned stage actress Judith lyey makes her foray into series television as Kate, a woman in her mid-30s who is struggling with her values, trying to balance career advancement with the importance of family She puts her high-dollar, fast.paced New York City career on hold and returns to her small Texas hometown to keep her family home and business f rom being bought out

The original six episodes of "Down Home" first aired in the spring of 1990. then the cast was asked to take a hiatus. NBC liked what it saw. however, and retained

the cast to continue production last fall. Now Down Home" is a mid-season replacement for "The Fanelli Boys," which itself is on hiatus and being considered for a return nfexl season

Ivey is an established screen and stage actress, having appeared in nearly 2P feature f i lms and on Broadway for 10 years, receiving two Tony and Drama Desk Awards in the process She admits the commitment to making a series was a bit frightening

"It meant giving up something, she said, "but it also means looking forward and learning about a medium I've never done...It's an adventure That ought to be good for a couple of years, if people watch it. just for me to learn about it."

For Ivey's co-star Ray Baker, the return of "Down Home" was doubly-exciting He's glad the show s back because he thinks it is a good one and also because he'll still be (

getting a paycheck That 's especially important now since his wife, actress Pat Richardson, had

twins — a girl and a boy named Roxanne and Joseph — Jan 3

Baker plays the obnoxious real estate developer and Kate's former bovfnend. who is trying to buy the McCrorey's cafe For Baker who has played mainly serious roles on stage and screen. "Down Home is an adventure into comedy

This is just a lot more lighthearied and a chance for me to get laughs, which'is great So that 's unique." Bafcer said of liking his role "Another things is that this is a character that a lot of bad things happen'to. and you love it. You like seeing bad things happen to this guy. and they do. every week And that 's a lot of fun. to sort of get pie in the face every week

Ivey said as an actreSs she is attracted to roles that have something similar to her own in personality She identifies with her

Down Home" character 's perseverance and determination I don't take no for an answer, and I

. consider myself an independent person. I think I'm imaginat ive and creative and feisty and probabfy say too much for my own good , sometimes." and therefore, cause trouble And she's definitely going to do t h a t "

C B S takes a look at T V ' s classics

By Amy Schmidt

All in the Family. The Mary Tyler Mo6re Show a n d The Ed Sullivan Show were three of the best programs ever to air on American iclc*i>»»' They were the kind of programs you weren't afraid to let your kids *atch the kind of programs to which the whole family sal down faithfully even week with a bowl of popcorn and tuned • in.

Feb 16. 17 and 18. many of the cast members of these three shows will reunite for a very special look back at classic television on C'BS Feb 16 marked the 20th anni>ersar> of 4// in the Family, which starred C awoll

O'Connor. Jean Stapleton. Rob Reiner and Sally Strutherv Initially rejected b> TV executives. All tn the Family finally premiered on Jan 12.1971. and lasted seven years

Carol Burnett will host The Very Best of the Ed Sullivan Show. Sunday. Feb 17 Film clips of cekbntie* who have appi-arfd on the show during the . l i m m i m — — — i 11 i I j

course of us 23-year run will include Elvis Presley. The Beatles. Jackie Gleason. Pearl Bailey. The Rolling Stones. Lucille Ball and Dest Arnaz. and George Bums and Gracie Allen

Finally. Monday. Feb. 18. Mary Tyler Moore will join Ed .Asner. Valerie Harper. Betty White and Gavin McLeod for Mary Tyler Moore The 20th Anniversary Special The original show aired September 1970 and continued until 1977.

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Grammy Awards to be given fot_33rd consecutive year

M.C. Hammer could dance away with two awards

By Anne Wheeler Top rap musician M.C. Hammer ,

who danced away with five American Music Awards last month, is amopg the multiple nominees in The 33rd Annual Grammy Awards, set to a-ir Wednes-day, Feb. 20, on CBS.

The Grammys, considered the most prestigious awards in the recording field, are given for artistic or technical achievement, not for sales-figures or

chart positions. Winners, in effect, are selected by their peers. Comedian Garry Shandhng will serve as host of the awards for the second year

With two nominat ions . Hammer joins Phil Collins and Mariah Carey as nominees for both-Record of the Year and Album of the Year honors. Collins and Carey are tied for top nominee, with five each, while hew group Wilson Phillips is right behind with four.

Carey and Wilson Phillips are among -the best new artist nominees. Others include The Black Crowes, Lisa Stans-

Rapper M.C. Hammer (pictured) vie* for Record and Album of the Year honors during Tha 33rd Annual Grammy Awards, Wednesday on CSS. Garry Shandling hosta the ahow.

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Best song awards go to the songw-riters rather than the singers In the world of country music, best song nominees include K.T. Oslin, Rory Michael Bourke and Charlie Black's "Come Next Monday." Tony Arata's "The Dance." DeWayne Blackwell and Earl Bud Lee's " F r i e n d s in Low Places," Vince Gill and Tim Dubbis' "When I Call, Your Name." and Jofin Vesner and Don Henry's "Where've You Been." .

Best song nominees in the pop category include Collins' "Another Day in Paradise." Julie Gold ' s "From a Distance." Chynna Phi lhps_Glen Ballard and Carnie Wilson's "Hold On," Prince's "Nothing Compares 2 U." and P a r i a h Cafcv and Ben Margulies' "Vision of Love."

Nominat ions for G r a m m y s are made through the secret balloting of the more than 6,000 members of the Nat ional . Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences (NARAS) . The group consists of singers, mus ic ians , conduc to r s .

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John Goodman, co-'svar on Roseanne. has signed a ihree-picture deal with Universal Pictures. His next movie, the first under the Universal pact, will begin filming in the spring.

Christopher Burke, star of Life Goes On. has been named one of Ten Outs tanding Young Americans for 1991 by the U S Junior Chamber of. Commerce

Songwriter/performer Alan Jackson leads the nominations for Sopg of the Year in ihe annual Music-City News Country Songwriters Awards, to be. telecast in April on T N N The Nash-ville Network Two songs by Jackson. "Here in the Real World" and "Want-ed." are among the top 20 nominees selected by readers of Music City Nc*s f rom a December ballot

T he Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced that 223 films met the eligibility requirements for Oscar consideration, six more than last year , -

The late CBS News lournalist Doug-las Edwarus will be inducted into the

—Broadta'iling Hull of Fame, sponsored J>> the National Association of Broad-casters Edwards' wife. Mary, will accept the honor on April 16

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Babs Hooyman. known to All My Children fans as Ethel, takes to the New York City stage on Feb 20 and Feb 27. when she performs ' in a selfwri t len. one-woman show. A Tale of One City Hooyman has appeared in more than 50 theatrical product ions -

To ke^p viewers informed of crucial developments in the Persian Gulf , Fo* Broadcasting Company has begun to proMde its 136 affiliates with "Mid-East Updates " one-ipmiile news fea-tures The updates are produced by Fox News Service out Of Washington, D C

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By Candace Havens

Dear Candace: On The Young and the Restless, why doesn' t Bradley Carlton fly to Las Vegas and find out about his marriage? He's supposed to be such a bright person, why hasn't he thought about that? —Thank you. Mrs D.M. Screder, Stillwater. Minn

Dear Mrs. Screder If Bradley were to find out the truth so soon, it would be a definite end to the storyline, and the writers won' t let that happen. True to the Y&R f o rma t , the Brad-Cass-andra-Traci storyline has to last so long that we just become sick of it. or used

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And why doesn't someone look into David 's past — Cathenne . Jill. Cncket or Danny — just someone? —Thanks. Vicky Veselenak, Bywville. Ohio

Dear Vicky: Leanna was never really married to Stephen. She fantasized about him incessantly and tried to kill him when he put off her advances. Supposedly, she was a virgin when she m a m e d Victor, but who know*, that story could change tomorrow I'd say f rom ihe looks of things David's time is up. one way or another- .

Dear Candace: I watch the soap opera Days of Our Lives and love Patsy Pease.She is a wonderful actress and So" pretty. I 'm so glad she is back on the program, and I hope she never leaves the soap again. Also, is Mike Horton ever going to be on Days of Our Lives again? —Thanks , A Soap Opera Watcher

D e a r S o i i r W i t c h e r Michael Weiss is now on N B C s Dark Shadows, shown on Fnday evenings. With actors you can never say never, but it is doubtful h e wilLrrtiirn to the snap an> timr

• soon. You are not alone in your excitement about the return of Pease Several readers have written to sa> how happy they are that she is back

I want to bear from yon! If yom have a favorite soap scenario yon would like to

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. multi-talented actress By Christy Bergslien

The at t ract ive blue-eyed blonde actress who plays JoAnn Harris on ABC's new law and order drama Fqual Justice is Sarah Jessica Parker

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S u b u r b a n Cable Weekly have made the transition from child actor to adult actor One of eight children. Sarah grew up in Ohio, where she studied ballet wtth ihe Cincinnati Ballet Companv She made hefprofes-sional debut in a television production of The Little Match Girl

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OfT-screen she is ac t ive in the American Civil Liberties Uniqfc and the Hollywood Women ' s Political Commit tee

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