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H o m eT o w n COMMUNICATIONS N E T W O R K a 4 /Z l\4 PLYMOUTH DISTRia UBRARV Plym outh © bsm rer Y our hom etow n new spaper serving P lym o u th a n d P lym o u th T ow nship fo r 116 years Volume 116 Number 61 Plymouth Michigan ©2002 HomeTown Communications Network™ SUNDAY HOURS! Office open: The Observer Newspapers Customer Service Department will be open from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Sunday , March 31. Subscribers who need help or have questions, may call (734) 591-0500. Cast glass: Michael Pavlik's and Vladimira Klumpar’s dramatic work in glass is one of 320 works on display at Habatat Galleries, which are hosting the 30th International Glass Invi- tational during April./ B1 Green thumbs: It's not quite Mary Mary Quite Contrary, bat youngsters in classrooms across the state are learn- ing to become junior master gardeners under the tutelage o f m aster garden- ers./ Cl Apartments/E6 Arts/Bl At Home/Cl Automotive/F6 Classified/E,F Classified lndex/E4 Crossword/E6 Hometown Life/C4 Jobs/F2 0bituaries/A6 Real Estate/El Service Guide/F5 Sports/Dl 1-800-579-SELL 6 53174 10008 5 Hopefuls debate school funding STAFF PHOTOS BY ELIZABETH CABNEGIE In tune: James Blanchard and David Bomor seemed to enjoy the chance to talk about school finance at Salem High School Residents want gap in funding addressed Top educator: State School Superintendent Tom Watkins was on hand Monday for the Summit BY TONY BRUSCATO STAFF WRITER tbruscalo@oe homecoimn.net Michigan Citizens for Fairness m Public School Funding believes its made some progress m g^rm g guter natonal candidates at least the Demo crat and Green parties, to consider changes in Proposal A to make the state’s per pupil funding more equi- table “Everyone is talking about tweaking Proposal A and working with it, and that’s very encouraging to me,” said Mark Slavens, president of the group, at its Summit on School Funding Mon day night at Salem High School However, while Michigan Citizens may be looking ahead to a new admin- istration when Gov John Engler leaves office next year, local lawmakers are taking a less optimistic view their col leagues will xulease; schoo1 funamg for those districts which lag behind 1 dont see a consensus (m the legis lature) to amend or tweak Proposal A for at least four years,” said John Stewart R Plymouth Township) “Gov Engler has borrowed from next year and given districts $200 more per pupil For Plymouth-Canton that’s a total of $7,025 and they can hve with that, and should live w ith that ” State Rep Bruce Patterson (R-Can- ton Township) also said don’t look for Please see FUNDING, A3 Salem hosts Proposal A Summit Democratic and Green Party candidates for governor gave their take on changing Proposal A and other school finance issues to a packed house Monday in the Salem High School cafeteria. BY TONY BRUSCATO STAFF WRITER [email protected] Michigan Citizens for Fairness m Public School Funding held its first statewide summit three years ago to address the inequities of state founda- tion grants for Michigan school dis- tricts At the time, state legislators said there was nothing they could do to help because the people spoke by votmg m Proposal A In other words, hve with it Monday night, the summit, at Salem High School attracted four gubernato- rial candidates and a representative for another, all of whom put their best political feet forward by telling the thousand people in attendance what they’ve been waiting to hear See editorial on Summit on A&"" “It’s time the state starts to work *3 with local school districts to modernize - Proposal A,” said Democratic gubem a- O jf tonal candidate, and former governor, James Blanchard And, m some form or another, the bi- partisan panel, which in this case con sisted of the Democrat and Green par ties with no Republican candidates represented, echoed Blanchard m stat- ing local school districts desperately need help to survive financially How- ever, not all would include changing Proposal A “I would make sure we pause on the income tax reduction and the single f business tax reduction I would go \ after federal dollars,” said Congress- man David Bomor, also a Democratic Please see SUMMIT, A3 Rite Aid will replace old drive-in soon BY TONY BRUSCATO STAFF WRITER [email protected] One of Plymouth’s most unsightly gateway corners may finally be ready for redevelopment Construction of a Rite Aid drug store on the northwest corner of Mam Street and Ann Arbor Road, the site of the former Daly Drive-In, will begin m a few months “We’re m the process of finalizing plans, and should begin construction in late spring or early summer,” said Arkan Jonna, the Bloomfield Hills- based developer hired by the drug store chain “It will be a very pretty build- ing The city and planning commission did a fine job in designing the building It will bring a definite identity to that comer ” The 11,000-square-foot store will be red brick masonry, with limestone accent and oval-top windows There will be a red brick wall along Main Street and Ann Arbor Road, with a Welcome to Plymouth sign and a clock at the comer The store will also have a drive-thru pharmacy Rite Aid signed a 50-year lease for the property in November 1998 from the former owners of Daly At the time, the drug store chain presented designs to the planning commission for a state-of-the-art store However, the company’s economic problems forced a delay in the project In November of last year, Rite Aid resubmitted building plans, indicating it was ready to begin construction Jonna also put to rest rumors he’s looking to redevelop property to the west of Rite Aid “I spoke to one property owner, but we couldn’t come up with an agree- ment,” said Jonna “There is absolute- ly nothing gomg on (Any plan) is dead m it’s footsteps ” Jonna admitted he made an inquiry to the owner of Colonial Collision about three months ago, but the two sides were too far apart to complete a deal Jonna said he then decided not to pur- sue the Bank One and Cornwell Pool & Patio properties, indicating tha$ he needed all three holdings to make any venture worthwhile Jonna said the three sites together would be less than three acres, and' much too small for a Farmer Jack, which has been reported However, he declined to comment on w hat develop- ment he was considering for the prop- erty Colonial Collision owner John Mora- no, said he had a discussion with Jonna m his office after being contact- ed by the developer “As a business owner, you would always entertain an offer, and I have been approached,” said Morano “But, there is no deal pending, and no counter offer on the table from Mr Jonna There is no deal in the works ” Detour part of Ann Arbor Road fixup -rr Old m -14 ann arbor road reconstruction B y D oug J ohnson STAFF WRITER The detour and the timing of construc- tion work on Ann Arbor Road were con- cerns brought up at a meeting of Ply- mouth and Livonia businesses Tuesday morning before engineers and consul- tants for the Michigan Department of Transportation The $11 million rebuilding of file road from Plymouth Township Hall to just before the Hines Park overpass in Livo- nia will begin m a few weeks The meeting was held at the Quality Inn behind Benmgan’s and was hosted by Fran Toney and the Plymouth Com- m unity Chamber of Commerce Lt Robert Smith of the Plymouth Township police told state officials the proposed detour would produce traffic problems because of truck traffic on General Drive You will be able to drive eastbound on Ann Arbor Road but not westbound for the few weeks it takes to fix the road under the overpass “I think this detour will be a problem because of all the trucks stopping, unloading, backing up,” he said Smith and several others spoke up at the meeting after a brief presentation by Jayson H Nault, from Tetra Tech, a Brighton consulting firm handling the project Nault is familiar with the badly dete- riorated road He lived in Livoma m the Hix Road area and attended Churchill High 20 years ago He agreed “It’s been bad for years ” Smith spent several minutes huddling Please see DETOUR, A6 m in = Detour Route Randall Masters/Staff artist an g iEfi L- l

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Salem hosts Proposal A Summit■ D e m o c ra t ic a n d G re e n P a r t y c a n d id a te s fo r g o v e rn o r g ave t h e ir ta k e on c h a n g in g P ro p o s a l A an d o th e r s c h o o l f in a n c e issue s to a p a c k e d hou se M o n d a y in th e S a le m H ig h S ch o o l c a fe te r ia .BY TONY BRUSCATO STAFF [email protected]

M ic h ig a n C i t i z e n s f o r F a i r n e s s m P u b l i c S c h o o l F u n d i n g h e l d i t s f i r s t s t a t e w i d e s u m m i t t h r e e y e a r s a g o to a d d r e s s t h e in e q u i t i e s o f s t a t e fo u n d a ­t i o n g r a n t s f o r M i c h i g a n s c h o o l d i s ­t r i c t s

A t t h e t i m e , s t a t e l e g i s l a t o r s s a id t h e r e w a s n o th in g t h e y c o u ld d o to h e lp b e c a u s e t h e p e o p le s p o k e b y v o tm g m P ro p o s a l A I n o th e r w o r d s , h v e w i th i t

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Century Theatre: Late Nite C atechism 2 p m Thursday 8 p m Thursday Friday, 6 pm and 9p m Saturday 2p m and 6 p m Sunday Detroit $24 50 $37 50 (313)963 9800* Meadow Brook Theatre: Cat o n a Hot Tin R oof by Tennessee Williams through Sunday April 14 Oakland University campus Rochester Hills Opening night 6 p m Saturday March 23 Curtain Wednesday Sunday show times vary $26 $38 (248) 377 3300 Detroit Repertory: Fast Ducks, a comedy by Elena Hartwell opens March 28 and continues to May 19 ,8 30 pm Thursday Saturday 3p m Saturday, and 2 p m and 7 30 p m Sunday, at the theater 13103 Woodrow Wilson $15 (313) 868-1347 Gem Theatre: Guys on Ice 2 p m Thursday 8 pm Thursday Friday 6 pm and 9 p m Saturday 2 p m and 6 pm Sunday $24 50- $37 50 (313) 963 9800

C O M M U N I T YT H E A T E R

Northville Christian: Presents The M essiah th e Miracle noon and 7

" pm Friday March 29 and 9 a m and 10 45 a m Sunday March 31 at the church 41355 Six Mile one mile west of 1275 Northville (248)348 9030 Village Players of Birmingham: Present Neil Simon s Proposals 8 p m Friday Saturday March 29 30 at the playhouse 34660 Woodward Ave Birmingham $14 (248)644-2075

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PuppetArt: Close the Window , a puppet show based on Yiddish folklore 2 p m Saturday March 30 at Detroit Puppet theater, 25 East Grand River (313) 961 7777Marquis Theatre: Jack and th e B eansta lk continues through April 5 Shows 2 30 p m Saturday Sunday and MondayFriday April 1 5 135 E Main St Northville $7 50 (248) 349 8110

C O L L E G E

Hllberry Theatre: The Importance o f Being Earnest plays in rotating repertory through Thursday April 4 William Shakespeare s The Tempest continues in rotating repertory to Thursday March 28 4743 Cass Ave Wayne State University campus Detroit $ 1 2 $20 (313) 577 2972 Oakland University: Lucky St i f f musical comedy with book and lyrics by Lynn Ahrens and music by Stephen Flaherty 10 a m Tuesday Wednesday March 26 27 2 p m Sunday March 24 and 30 Varner Studio Theatre Oakland University campus Rochester (248) 370 3013 (248) 645 6666 Schoolcraft College Theatre: Presents Noel Coward s comedy Blithe Spirit 6 30 p m Friday Saturday March 29 30 (dinner theater) and 8 pm Friday Saturday April 5 6 (performance only) in the Liberal Arts Theatre on campus 18600 Haggerty, between Six and Seven Mile roads Livonia $21 for dinner the ater $10 performance only (734)462 4400 ext 5457

S P E C I A Le v e isr t s

Listening Room Concert Series:features Mike Kerwm with special guests Jeff and Vida 7 30 p m Friday April 5 at Kensington Community Church 1825 East Square Lake Road Troy $5 (248) 293 0400, Ext 465 Bunnyville: Fun filled day of Easter activities, 10 a m to 4 p m Saturday March 30 on the bunny trail at the Detroit Zoo intersection of 10 Mile Road and Woodward Ave just off the I 696 Service Drive Royal Oak Crafts music, games costumed charac ters magician musical show Photos with the Easter Bunny available for an additional cost Admission $2 per person ages 2 and older with canned food dona tion to benefit Gleaners Food Bank No charge for children under 2 Parking $4 (248) 541 5835

B E N E F I T SBenefltconcert: For theBirmingham'Misicale 8 pm

Frday Apri 6 St Regis Cathoic Church 3691 Lincoln at Lahser Bioomfield Hills features the University of Michigan Men s Glee Club Program will feature many different musical styles and periods including Renaissance motets opera choruses and col lege songs Tickets $25 $35 and $50 (248)738 9827

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Schoolcraft College: Noon con cert series concludes with a per formance by pianist Lon Sims Wednesday April 10 in the Forum Recital Hall on campus 18600 Haggerty between Six and Seven Mile Livonia No charge (734) 462-4403Vivace Series The Sonnet Quartet performs the music of Mozart Hindemith and Brahms 7 30 p m Sunday April 7, at Birmingham Temple 28611 West 12 Mile, between Inkster and Middlebelt Farmington Hills $18 non members $15 semors/students and Temple members (248) 788 9338

A U D I T I O N S /O P T O R T U N T l ' l E S

Bohemians Musicians Club of Greater Detroit: Fifth annual Solo Concerto Competifron open for orchestral instruments Prizes for first second and third Place are $1,500 $1 000 and $500 The first prize winner will perform with a local community orchestra Contestants must submit a per formance tape by Saturday, April 20 to be considered one of the finalists who will perform before a panel of judges High school and college students (between the ages of 16 and 22) throughout the state of Michigan are eligible The Bohemians Club the oldest musicians club in Detroit is com posed of present and retired Detroit Symphony Orchestra members music teachers and music lovers of all backgrounds For application form and further information e mail Herbert Couf President The Bohemians at Couflmks@aol com or write Couf at 37685 Russett Drive Farmington Hills Ml 48331 Paint Creek Scholarship: Looking for talented high school seniors to apply for a $2 000 scholarship to be used to further art studies Must reside in Oakland Wayne or Macomb counties Deadline is

Apr I 15 Appl cants must subm t 6 slides of their work ab re f description of work and two let ters of recommendation from teachers or counselors Call (248) 6514110

P O P S / S W I N G /C A B A R E T

Bird of Paradise Orchestra 9pmMonday at the Bird of Paradise Ann Arbor (734) 662-8310 (big band swing bop)

J A Z Z / B L U E SRon Brooks Trio: 9p m Tuesday and Thursday Bird of Paradise Ann Arbor $5 cover (734) 662 8310Los Gatos: 9 p m Wednesday Bird of Paradise Ann Arbor $5 cover (734) 662 8310 Kris Lynn: 5 30-8 30 p m Friday at Harlequin Jazz Cafe Indian Village Detroit No cover (313) 3310922Matt Michaels Trio: With guests 8-11 30 p m Wednesday at Ron s Fireside Inn 28937 Warren Road two blocks east of

MddlebetRoad Apr 3 vocalist Ursula Walker with pianist Buddy Budson April 10 Bill Lucas trumpet April 17 George Benson saxophone April 24 Dennis Tim piano with vocalist Barbara Ware $5 cover with din ner order $10 without (734)762 7756Tony Pope’s N’Orleans S ix : 3-6p m Saturday continues every other weekend through June 1 at Tom s Oyster Bar, Southfield $6 (248) 476 2674

F O L K / A C Q U S T I C

Larry Arbour: 710 p m Thursday- Friday at Flying Fish Tavern, 17600 W 13 Mile east of Southfield Road (248) 647 7747 Ticklepenny Corner: 8 pm Friday April 5 Trinity House Theatre 38840 W Six Mile Road Livonia $10 (734) 464 6302

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tndlnkra: The 16 member West African ensemble perform a con

cert of classical and contempo rary African music and dance 2 p m Saturday April 6 in the Henry Ford Museum s Anderson Theater 20900 Oakwood Dearborn No charge for concert (313) 982 6001Native W est: Lee Biackbear plays Lakota flute noon to 4 p m Saturday March 30 at the gallery 863 West Ann Arbor Trail, Plymouth (734)455 8838 Pat McDunn: 8-11 p m Friday at Duke Humphries Rochester Hills No cover (248) 6011100 (Irish)

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D A N C EAmerican Ballet Theatre: Perform Le Corsaire April 4 7 at the Detroit Opera House $17 $75 (313) 237 SING Salsa Dance Party: With Celia Cruz and Albita Presented by the University Musical Society 9 p m Saturday April 6 , Eastern Michigan University Convocation Center, 799 N Hewitt,m Ypsilanti $35 (734)764-2538

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Rhythm N’ Shoes: Weekly ball room/Latin dance party with DJ 8 3010 30 p m Thursday 2172 Franklin Road Bloomfield Hills $7 (248)334 0299 U-M Ballroom Dance Club: Ballroom dance lessons and open dancing 4-10 p m Sunday at the Union Ballroom Ann Arbor $2 (734) 763 6984

P O E T R Y / S P O K E N W O U L D

Poetry Lounge: Join the Open Mic poetry series at Affirmations Lesbian and Gay Community Center 195 W Nine Mile Road Ferndale Bring original and/or published poems to read or just come to listen Poetry Lounge every third Wednesday through April in the Pittman Puckett Art Gallery at the community center (248) 398 7105

C O M E D Y

Ann Arbor Comedy ShowcaseLeo DuFour 8 pm Thursday Saturday additional show 10 30 p m Friday Saturday 314 E Liberty (734)996 9080 Joey’s Comedy Club: Mike Green8 30 p m Thursday March 28, 8 15 p m and 10 45 p m Friday Saturday March 29 30 Dmner/show package available Call (313) 584-8885 for details 5070 Schaefer Road Dearborn, inside Paisano sKnock Knocks Comedy Club: JoeDunckel 8 30 p m Wednesday April 3 at Steve s Texas Smoke restaurant Rochester (248)650 8170Mark Ridley’s Comedy Club: RonWhite also Jon Uberoth Thursday Saturday March 28-30 at the club 269 East Fourth Royal Oak $6 Thursday $12 Friday $14 Saturday (248) 542 9900 Second City: Two for Tuesdays — Show and Osamalama Ding Dong at 8 p m Touring company pre­sents The B e s t o f Second City, 8 p m Wednesday Jihad It Up to Here shows 8 & 10 30 p m Thursday Friday 8 pm Sunday

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Detroit institute of Arts:Continues its Friday night pro­gramming at the museum, 5200 Woodward Ave Free with admis sion $4 $1 children, free for Founders Society members Over The Line The Art and Life o f Jacob Lawrence a major retro­spective featuring 160 of the African American artist s works continues to Sunday May 19 $8 $5 age 17 and under Call (313)833 8499 for exhibition informa­tion (313) 833 7900 for general information or visit the Web site at www dia org Henry Ford Museum: Parade of Puppets, weekends during March Learn how to make hand puppets enjoy performances by members of the Detroit Puppeteers Guild 9 am to 5 p m Saturday noon to 5 p m Sunday $8 50 $13 50,(313) 2711570 New museum hours are 9 a m 5 p m Monday Saturday and noon to 5 p m Sunday When Greenfield Village reopens April 1 the same hours apply $7 50 $14 (313) 271 1620 For |MAX ticket prices and show times call (800) 747IMAX (4629)Meadow Brook Hall: Tours contm ue through June 130 p m Monday Sunday, and 3 30 p m General admission $8, $6 senlors/children discounts for groups of 20 or more (248) 370 3140 orwww meadowbrookhall org \Wright Museum of African |American History: In the Spirit o f Martin The Living Legacy o f Dr Martin Luther King, Jr continues to July 28 at the museum, 315 E Warren Detroit (313) 494 5800

C A L L F O R

= = = = = = = = = = = =Art Dash: Looking for artists to donate work for a fund raising event for Arbor Hospice Thursday May 30 at St John s Golf and ,Conference Center Plymouth (248) 348 4980 Art on the Green The Franklin Arts Council is seek ing artists in a variety of media for the 22nd annual Labor Day Fine Arts Show Art on the Green in Franklin ^

Village 10 a m to 5 p m Monday Sept 2 For an application call (248) 594 3093 1ArtServe Michigan: Applications are now available for the 2003 Creative Artist Grant program including creative writing, music film, video and inter/multidisci plinary categories Deadline for entry is Friday May 17 Application can be downloaded from the library at www ArtServeMichigan org Questions, call Christine Schefman at (248) 557 8288 Detroit Zoo: Looking for artists to create works of art on 6 foot polar bear fiberglass forms for Polar Palooza an Arctic celebra­tion to take play this summer If interested call Lisa Wisniewski , at ArtServe Michigan (248) 557 8288, Ext 12 The zoo is also looking for sponsors for the 100 fiberglass polar bears to be exhib­ited in Royal Oak For more infor mation, call (248) 398-0900 or visit the Web site at www detroit zoo orgLivonia Arts Commission: Is look mg for artists and crafters for its 26th annual Arts Festival Saturday Sunday June 8-9 in Greenmead Historical Park in Livonia For an application call me community resources depart ment at (734) 466 2540 Exhibitors are also wanted for the display cases in the Livonia Civic I Center Library Artists or collec I tors should contact Donna Eno at (734) 2615870VSA arts of Michigan. Looking for professional artists who are inter ested in sharing their creative processes in dance, drama liters ture music poetry and the visual arts with students with disabili ties Artists must be interested in learning how to accommodate students with a variety of disabili ties Qualified artists will be trained at the R A MacMullan Conference Center at Higgins Lake m Roscommon Saturday Tuesday, June 1518 Following training VSA arts of Michigan will provide work for artists in artist in residence programs in K-12 schools throughout the

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Anteaters exhibit: The Sm ithsonian traveling exhibition, “Anteaters: Fast Food Specialists,” continues on display through Sunday, S e p t 8, m the Wildlife Interpretive Gallery at the Detroit Zoo, 8450 West 10 Mile, Royal Oak The exhibit explores the anteater’s mastery m the art o f eating and the great lengths that the anim als go to m order to feast on Central and South Am eri­can ants and termites For more information, call (313) 398-0903.

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e v e n in g s a n d S a tu rd a y S u nd ay a fte rn o o n s 2 3 4 2 6 W o odw ard

Ave F e rn d a le ( 2 4 8 ) 5 4 3 1 8 6 8I In m oM iltv n l lU llAhltfan n o g rK n rn ,

B e a d m a k in g w o rk s h o p 6 9 p m Friday o r 9 a m to noon fo r 1 0

w e e k s s ta r tin g April 5 6 Lab w ill b e o p e n s ta r tin g a t 4 p m fo r

Friday s e s s io n s and s ta y open

u n til 2 p m fo r S a tu rd a y s e s ­s io n s In ro o m 2 5 1 in th e S c ien ce B u ild in g on c a m p u s 4 9 0 1 E verg reen For m o re in fo rm ation

c a ll in s tru c to r D on M ille r a t ( 3 1 3 )

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0 E van s D e x te r F ie ld s R obert P e rk in s G e o rg e N N am d i and S h irle y W o o d s o h R eid in a panel d is c u s s io n on c o lle c tin g A frican

A m e ric a n a r t , m o d e ra te d by DIA c u ra to r o f A fric a n A m eric a n a rt

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DIA Film Theatre: And W ayn e

S ta te U n ivers ity D e p a rtm e n t o f

English p re s e n t film m a k e r Guy M ad d in show ing and d iscu ssin g

h is sh o rts 3 p m Friday April 5

D e tro it In s titu te o f A rts

A u dito rium 5 2 0 0 W o odw ard No c h a rg e M ad d in w ill sh o w a

s e rie s o f f ilm s S unday M on day

April 7 8 including T a le s fo rm

G im h H o s p i t a l A r c h a n g e l

C a r e f u l and T w i l ig h t o f t h e I c e

N y m p h s ( 3 1 3 ) 8 3 3 3 2 3 7 Garden City fine Arts Association: G u e s t s p e a k e r is a rt is t P io P e te r Z am rrn t w ho re tired as an engi n ee rin g illu s tra to r fo r Ford M o to r

Co a fte r 3 4 years 7 p m

W e d n e s d a y Apnl 3 a t th e

M a p le w o o d C o m m un ity C e n te r 3 1 7 3 5 M ap lew oo d and M errim an

Three Cities Art Club: C an to n a r t is t Kay R ow e w ill ta lk a b o u t

g e tt in g your w ork re a d y fo r show

7 9 p m M onday April 1 in th e

Plym outh Tow nsh ip C le rk s

B u ild ing 4 2 3 5 0 Ann A rbor Road

a t L illey ( 2 4 8 ) 2 6 2 9 7 1 1

G A L L E R Y

E X H I B I T S( O P E N I N G )Art Leaders Gallery. G lass by m o re th a n 3 0 reg ional and inter­n a tio n a l a rtis ts April 1 3 0 3 3 0 3 0 N o rth w e s te rn H ighw ay W e s t

B lo om fie ld (2 4 8 ) 5 3 9 0 2 6 2 Atrium Center Gallery: F ea tu re s

th e g la s s w ork o f V ic Leo through

April o p en s w ith a recep tio n to m e e t th e a rtis t noon to 4 p m

S u n d ay April 7 1 0 9 North

C e n te r N orthville ( 2 4 8 ) 3 8 0

0 4 7 0Alfred Berkowit2 Gallery: S e le c te d

w orks fro m th e R ichard and Lou ise A braham s G lass C o llec tio n o pens w ith a rec e p ­tio n w ith th e A b rah am s 7 9 p m

Friday April 5 c o n tin u e s to April 2 6 a t th e gallery in s id e th e

M ard ig ian Library on th e

U n ivers ity o f M ich igan D earb o rn

c a m p u s 4 9 0 1 Evergreen (3 1 3 ) 5 9 3 5 0 5 8Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center. T h e I t a l ia n I n f lu e n c e o n

C o n t e m p o r a r y A m e r ic a n G la s s

o p en s w ith a si de p re s e n ta t on

on w h a t nsp ires a rt by D an ie l C laym an a t 3 p m Friday April 5 fo llow ed by a panel d iscu ss io n 4 - 5 3 0 p m and an o pen in g recep­tio n 5 3 0 -7 p m co n tin u e s to

M ay 3 a t 1 5 1 6 S o u th C ran broo k

n orth o f 1 4 M ile (2 4 8 ) 6 4 4 -0 8 6 6

CROP Gallery T he C ircus Show o p e n s w ith a recep tio n 6 1 1 p m S a tu rd a y April 6 fe a tu re s a

g ro u p o f a rtis ts th ro u g h April 2 8

4 1 6 0 W oodw ard D e tro it ( 3 1 3 )

8 3 3 -9 9 0 1Epiphany: M ich ig an a r t is ts April W a g n e r and Jason R u ff co llab o ra liv e ly known as e p ip h a n y w ill be

hav in g an “Open S tu d io a t th e ir 4 0 0 0 sq u are fo o t h o t g la s s blow

m g fac ility in P o ntiac noon to 6

p m S a turday April 6 T he s tu d io

is a t 7 7 0 Orchard L ake R oad

w e s t o f T e leg rap h ( 2 4 8 ) 7 4 5 -

3 7 8 6Habatat Galleries- 3 0 th

In te rn a tio n a l G la s s In v ita tio n a l T hu rsd ay April 4 to M ay 6 o pen

m g re c e p tio n 8 p m S a tu rd a y

April 6 a t 4 4 0 0 F ern le e Royal O ak C a ll ( 2 4 8 ) 5 4 4 - 0 5 9 4 R uns

c o n c u rre n tly w ith T h e

C o n t e m p o r a r y G la s s E x h ib i t io n

F r o m E a s t t o W e s t re c e n tly re tu rn ed fro m C h in a a t H a b a ta t s

fo rm e r s p a c e in P o n tiac a t 7

N orth S a g in a wJanice Charach Epstein Gallery:F iv e A r t i s t s F iv e D i r e c t io n s in

G la s s th ro u g h April 2 5 T o u r o f

e x h ib it by a r t is ts fo llo w e d by

d e s s e rt an d q u e s tio n s 7 3 0 p m

T hu rsd ay April 1 1 ( 2 4 8 ) 4 3 2

5 4 4 8M a d o n n a U n iv e rs ity S tu d e n t a rt

exh b t fe a tu r ng Byung s u k Choi Lisa K rolicki S u s a n M urphy D e b b ie M itrev s k ii J e n n ife r N ie ls e

S an d ra G ile s and Jan

R ad ziszew sk i o p e n s w ith a rec e p ­tio n 7 9 p m Friday M arch 2 2 in

th e E xh ib it G a lle ry on th e s e c o n d

flo o r o f th e library w in g 3 6 6 0 0

S c h o o lc ra ft a t Levan L ivonia ( 7 3 4 ) 4 3 2 5 7 1 0Native West: T h e N a t u r e o f G la s s

fe a tu r in g M ic h a e l S to re y and S a ra

C re e k m o re o p e n s w ith a re c e p ­tio n noon to 4 p m S a tu rd a y

M arc h 3 0 c o n tin u e s to A pril 3 0 8 6 3 W e s t Ann A rbor T ra il P lym ou th ( 7 3 4 ) 4 5 5 - 8 8 3 8

Scarab Club: P r im a l E x p r e s s io n s

a c o lle c tio n o f c h a rc o a l ru b bing s

and p h o to g rap h s by Lin G illm a n in

th e L ounge G a llery April 1 3 0 ,

o p en in g re c e p tio n 7 9 p m Friday April 5 e n te r ta in m e n t by

S fu m a to , a ls o H N M D an d e Co

fe a tu r in g A nh N guyen 2 1 7

Farnsw o rth b eh ind th e D e tro it In s t itu te o f Arts

Tangent Gallery. P a in tin g s and s c u lp tu re by P lym outh a r t is t

D e n n is Jon es O pen ing recep tio n6 9 p m Friday April 5 co n tin u e s

to A pril 2 7 7 1 5 E M ilw a u k e e

D e tro it G a llery hours noon to 7p m T h u rs d a y S a tu rd a y (3 1 3 )

4 1 0 2 0 7 7

G A L L E R Y

E X H I B I T S( O N - G O I N G )Au Courant Studio/Gallery:I n t e r n a t io n a l C o lo r E x p o s e d a

c o lle c tio n o f p h o to g rap h s by D avid B urzynski c o n t n u e s to

Apr I 2 0A r t C o rrid o r G a lle rie s T o g e th e r

w ith th e Farm in gton A rea A rts C o m m is s io n p re s e n ts a co llec tio n

o f S c h o la s tic C o m p e titio n art e n tr ie s by s tu d e n ts fro m

F arm in g to n N orth F arm in gton

an d H arrison high scho o ls contm

u es to April 2 5 a t Farm in gton C ity H a ll and Farm in gton H ills

C ity H a ll ( 2 4 8 ) 4 7 3 1 8 5 6

Art du Renard Studio Gaierie: P o rtra itu re by J a m e s Fox dow n th e s ta irs a t 4 1 5 W a ln u t S t

R o c h e s te r ( 8 1 0 ) 9 1 4 - 0 9 2 6

Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center: M ic h ig a n F ine A rts

C o m p e tit io n c o n tin u e s to Friday M arch 2 9 1 5 1 6 S outh C ran broo k

R o ad B irm ing ham ( 2 4 8 ) 6 4 4

0 8 6 6CPOP Gallery: Ron Z a rk m a n d T he

Pizz c o n tin u e s to M arch 3 1 , a t th e g a lle ry , 4 1 6 0 W o o d w ard Ave

( 3 1 3 ) 8 3 3 9 9 0 1Del Gallery: W o m e n o f t h e W o r ld

a re tro s p e c tiv e c o lle c tio n s o f w o rk by B a rb a ra Terry Roy con

tm u e s to M arch 3 1 2 8 0 0 1

S o u th fie ld R oad b e tw e e n 1 1 a n d 1 2 M ile ro ads L ath ru p V illage

( 2 4 8 ) 4 2 3 7 2 7 0

Detroit Artists Market: F ea tu re s

th e p ho to g rap h y o f e m e rg in g

a rt is t Kevin T h o m p so n s u b je c t

m a tte r ran g es fro m tre e s and

rivers to th e v a c a n t an d d ila p id a t e d b u ild in g s o f D e tro it throu gh M arc h 3 1 M e m b e rs o n ly sho w

fe a tu r in g m o re th a n 9 0 local a rt is ts o p e n s w ith a recep tio n7 1 0 p m Friday M arch 2 2 , c o n tin u e s to April o 4 / i u

W o o d w ard a t F o res t ( 3 1 3 ) 8 3 2 8 5 4 0Designhaus Gallery: P h o to g rap h y

by K en M arzo ra ti c o n tin u e s to

M arch 2 9 1 1 1 W e s t S eco nd

S tre e t R o c h e s te r ( 2 4 8 ) 6 0 1 4 4 2 2Farmington Public Library:S u n f lo w e r s V isu a l A rt A s s o c ia tio n L ivonia s tu d e n t art e x h ib it th ro u g h T h u rs d a y M arch

2 8 2 3 5 0 0 L iberty w e s t o f

F arm in g to n , sou th o f G ran d River

Habatat Galleries: Tw o so lo sh o w s fe a tu r in g w orks by g la s s

a rt is ts J o se C h a rd ie t and A nto ine

L e p e rlie r, c o n tin u e throu gh S a tu rd a y M arch 3 0 a t th e

g a lle ry 4 4 0 0 F ern le e Royal O ak

( 2 4 8 ) 5 5 4 - 0 5 9 0

Hill Gallery: I m a g e a n d M y s t e r y ,

w o rk s by 2 4 c o n te m p o ra ry a rtis ts

c o n tin u e s throu gh S u n d a y , April 7 H ours a re noon 6 p m

T u e s d a y S a tu rd a y a t th e galle ry

4 0 7 W e s t Brow n B irm ing ham

( 2 4 8 ) 5 4 0 9 2 8 8

Robert Kidd Gallery: P a in tin g s

an d d raw ing s by Jo s e p h P iccillo c o n tin u e s to April 2 0

B irm ing hamArnold Klein Gallery: M e g a n P arry

e x h ib its oil p a in t on c a n v a s or

fa b ric through April 2 7 3 2 7 8 2

W o o d w ard Royal O a k ( 2 4 8 ) 6 4 7 7 7 0 9Lemberg Gallery: W e n d y M a c G a w

s c u lp tu re and H o w ard B en Tre

w o rk s on p ap e rs c o n tin u e s to

April 2 0 2 3 2 4 1 W o od w ard F ern d a le ( 2 4 7 8 ) 5 9 1 6 6 2 3 Lawrence St Galiery: S ix th a n n u

al E xp osu res P h o to g rap h y 0 2

S h o w c o n tin u e s to F riday M arc h

2 9 6 N S a g n a w P o n tiac ( 2 4 8 )

3 3 4 -6 7 1 6M a d o n n a U n ive rs ity S tu d e n t a rt e x h ib it fe a tu r in g Byung suk Choi L isa Krolicki S u s a n M urphy

D e b b ie M itrevsk ii J e n n ife r N ie ls e

S a n a ra G iles and Jan R a d zis ze w s k i in th e E xh ib it G allery on th e s e c o n d flo o r o f th e

lib rary w ing 3 6 6 0 0 S c h o o lc ra ft

a t Levan L ivonia ( 7 3 4 ) 4 3 2 5 7 1 0Meadow Brook Art Gallery:A r t i s a n P a in t e r s A m e r i c a n F o lk

P o r t r a i t s a n d L a n d s c a p e s o f th e

1 8 t h a n d 1 9 t h C e n t u r y c o n tin u e s

to W e d n e s d a y April 1 0 O a k lan d U n ivers ity R o c h e s te r , noon to 5

p m T u esd ay Friday, 1 5 3 0 p m

S a tu rd a y S u n d ay ( 2 4 8 ) 3 7 0

3 0 0 5Museum Of New Art: K a B O O M 1

g roup show c o n tin u e s to S u nd ay

April 2 8 $ 2 ad m is s io n 1 2 4 9

W a s h in g to n Blvd B o ok B u ild ing S u ite 2 0 0 D e tro it ( 3 1 3 ) 9 6 1

2 8 4 5Paint Creek Center for the Arts:A r t F u n c t io n a n d D e s ig n , furm

tu re and fu n c tio n a l a r t by

M ich ig a n a rt is ts in th e M ain G alle ry B e t w e e n S t o n e s fe a tu r in g

w o rk s by L inda F ergu son in th e

First F loor G a lle ry c o n tin u e s to

S a tu rd a y April 6 a t th e a rts cen

t e r 4 0 7 P in e S tre e t , R o c h e s te r

( 2 4 8 ) 6 5 1 - 4 1 1 0

Picasso Cafe* B illie T h o m p so n e x h ib its w a te rc o lo rs ac ry lics and

m o n o ty p e s to M arc h 3 0 3 9 9 1 5

G ran d R iver F arm in g to n (2 4 8 )

4 2 7 -0 6 0 0Revolution Gallery: R e c e n t s c u lp ­tu re a n d w orks on o a o e r bv

H e a th e r M cG ill c o n tin u e s to April 2 0 2 3 2 5 7 W o od w ard Fernd a le

( 2 4 8 ) 5 4 1 3 4 4 4

Scarab Club: S ilv e r M e d a l E xhibition in th e s e c o n d flo o r

Lounge G a llery a n d B e t t e

P r u d e n H a v e E a s e l W i l l T r a v e l

c o n tin u e s to S a tu rd a y M arch 3 0 2 1 7 Farnsw orth b eh in d th e

D e tro it In s titu te o f A rts 5 2 0 0

W o o d w ard ( 3 1 3 ) 8 3 1 1 2 5 0

Schoolcraft College: E xh ib its

c o m p u te r g ra p h ic s a w a rd w in n e rs

fo r th e SIG G R A PH c o m p e titio n

th ro u g h M arch 3 1 S IG G R A P H is a s p e c ia l in te re s t g ro u p e s ta b

lis h e d to s u p p o rt c o m p u te r g raph

ics e d u ca tio n an d th e u se o f com

p u te r g rap h ics in ed u c a tio n

1 8 6 0 0 H agg erty b e tw e e n S ix

and S even M ile ro a d s Livonia ( 7 3 4 ) 4 6 2 - 4 4 0 0 Ext 5 2 1 9

Sisson Gallery: G ra d u a tin g a rt

s tu d e n ts e x h ib it c o n tin u e s to

M arc h 2 9 u n d e rg ra d u a te a rt s tu

d e n ts sho w th e ir w o rk April 8 2 4

In th e M a c k e n z ie F in e A rts

C e n te r a t H en ry Ford C o m m u n ity

C o lleg e 5 1 0 1 E vergreen

D earb o rn ( 3 1 3 ) 8 4 5 6 4 8 5

Elizabeth Stone Galiery: E x h ib it

by c h ild ren s b oo k illu s tra to r J an e

B res k in Z a lb e c o n tin u e s to

S a tu rd a y M arch 3 0 5 3 6 N Old

W o o d w ard A venu e B irm ing ham ( 2 4 8 ) 6 4 7 7 0 4 0

Sybaris Gallery* N ic k C ave

e x h ib its O b je c t s o f D e s i r e / P a r t y

F a v o r s c re a te d fro m fa b ric a te d

a n d fo u n d o b je c ts through

S a tu rd a y April 2 0 A lso K aren G ilb e rt je w e lry 2 0 2 E a s t T h ird , R oyal O a k ( 2 4 8 ) 5 4 4 - 3 3 8 8 Washington Street Gallery: L eslie

M a s te rs S o u t h e r n S u n land

s c a p e s fro m Ita ly a n d France

th ro u g h S a tu rd a y M arc h 3 0 2 1 5

E a s t W a s h in g to n S t , Ann Arbor ( 7 3 4 ) 7 6 1 2 2 8 7

WSU Community Arts Gallery: 2 0 0 2 g ra d u a te exh ib itio n c u ra te d

by S a n d ra S c h e m s k e , a s s is ta n t

d ire c to r o f R e v o lu tio n G allery , c o n tin u e s to T u e s d a y April 2

( 3 1 3 ) 5 7 7 2 4 2 3 York Street Glassworks: Don

S c h n e id e r sh o w s a v a rie ty o f h is

w o rk s 8 7 5 Y o rk S tre e t in

P lym o u th s O ld V illa g e ( 7 3 4 )4 5 9 6 4 1 9

W O R K S H O P SActors Workshop: T h e d a te s h ave b e e n c h a n g e d fo r th e w orksho p

w ith G ordon M ic h a e ls a c tin g

c o a c h fo r D ylan M c D e rm o tt on

T h e P r a c t i c e te le v is io n sh o w to

1 6 p m S a tu rd a y S u n d ay April1 3 1 4 a t G e n e tti s N o rthville

T h e c o s t is $ 2 5 0 T o enro ll call ( 3 1 0 ) 7 2 7 2 3 8 3 o r s e n d e m a il to

G o rd o n m ic h a e ls 2 2 @ a o l com

C L A S S E S F O R , C H I L D R E NBirmingham Bloomfield Art Center: W in te r B re a k Art C a m p 9

a m to 3 p m M o n d a y Friday

April 1 5 tu itio n is $ 1 8 0 fo r m e m

b e rs $ 2 0 0 n o n m e m b e rs 1 5 1 6

S o u th C ran b ro o k R o ad n orth o f1 4 M ile R oad B irm in g h a m (2 4 8 )6 4 4 0 8 6 6Farmington Hills Cultural ArtsD iv is ion P re s e n ts A rtfe s t fo r K ids a s p e c ia l s e r ie s o f a rt explo

ra t on an d n te re s tm g c ra fts fo r

a g e s 5 1 1 T h e c o s t is $ 3 5 for e a c h H e rita g e P a rk D ay C am p

Jurassic Park is th e th e m e o f th e

n e x t d ay c a m p 1 0 a m to 2 p m

S a tu rd a y April 2 7 T h e C ultural- A rts D ivis ion o ffe rs a h o s t o f a rt

c la s s e s a n d w o rk s h o p s from

d ra w in g fo r te e n s to je w e lry m a k ing and p a re n t a n d ch ild w a te r

c o lo r p a in tin g C a ll ( 2 4 8 ) 4 7 3

1 8 0 0Jewish Community Center:O ffe rin g d a n c e c la s s e s fo r

p re sch o o l ch ild re n a t th e O ak P a rk c a m p u s 1 5 1 1 0 W T en M ile

R o ad ( 2 4 8 ) 9 6 7 - 4 0 3 0

The Community House: S o n g s &

P u p p e ts w ith R ita K irsch P a re n t a n d child m u s ic c la s s e s fo r ages

th re e -m o n th s to 4 -y e a rs o rig inal a n d tra d it io n a l s o n g s c re a tive m o v e m e n t and rh yth m instru

m e n ts 3 8 0 S o u th B a te s

B irm in g h a m ( 2 4 8 ) 6 4 4 - 5 8 3 2

L I V E M U S I C— — M — — — — — — —— BM>

Bridge: 1 1 a m Friday April 5 o p e n in g fo r M itc h R yder T ig e r s

O p e n in g D ay p arty a t th e S ta te

T h e a tre P e rfo rm in g w ith s p ec ia l g u e s ts G h e tto P u p p e ts and S outh

N o rm a S a tu rd a y A pril 6 T ic k e ts

$ 6 a t T ic k e tm a s te r ( 2 4 8 ) 6 4 5 -

6 6 6 6

Creedence Clearwater Revisited8 p m T h u rs d a y A pril 1 8 , T he

P a la c e o f A uburn H ills $ 1 4 g e n e r

al a d m is s io n $ 2 9 reserved (2 4 8 )

6 4 5 - 6 6 6 6Dave Matthews Band* 7 d mT u e s d a y April 2 3 T h e P a la c e o f A uburn H ills $ 4 6 5 0 (2 4 8 ) 6 4 5

6 6 6 6

Gordon Lightfoot: 8 p mS a tu rd a y April 2 7 , M ich igan

T h e a tre Ann A rbor $ 3 7 5 0

$ 4 2 5 0 ( 2 4 8 ) 6 4 5 6 6 6 6 o r ( 7 3 4 )

7 6 3 TK TSLarry Maxwell: 8 -1 1 p m

T h u rs d a y S a tu rd a y a t D uke

H u m p h ries R o c h e s te r H ills N o

c o v e r ( 2 4 8 ) 6 0 1 1 1 0 0 Mountain: F ea tu rin g L es lie W e s t

an d C orky L ain g 8 p m Friday, A pril 5 T h e M ag ic B ag, F ern d a le $ 2 2 ( 2 4 8 ) 5 4 4 - 3 0 3 0

NSync: W ith S m a s h M o u th , 7 3 0

p m M o n d a y , A pril 1 , T he P a la c e

o f Auburn H ills $ 7 5 , $ 5 2 5 0 and

$ 3 9 5 0 ( 2 4 8 ) 6 4 5 6 6 6 6

Peter, Paul and Mary: 7 3 0 p m T h u rs d a y April 1 1 D e tro it O pera

H o u s e D e tro it $ 4 2 5 0 (2 4 8 )6 4 5 6 6 6 6Project Ob$qt: f e a tu r in g Ike

W illis2 1 The M ag ic B a g , F ernd a le

$ 1 5 (2 4 8 ) 5 4 4 3 0 3 0

Parade of Puppets: Children as well as adults will love watchmg puppet performances by members o f the Detroit Puppeteers Guild Saturday, Sunday, March 30-31, a t Henry Ford Museum, 20900 Oak- wood, Dearborn Or try your hand a t one one o f the workshops where you can learn how to bring d if­ferent styles o f puppets to life There will also be an exhibit o f Punch and Judy memorabilia and pup­pets from the 1960s through today For more infor­mation, call (313) 271-162Q.

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Go sou l-search in g w ith E elsBY STEPHANIE ANGELYN CASOLA sta ff [email protected]

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T h e i s s u e o f e a r ly r e t i r e m e n t I n c e n t iv e s f o r ju d g e s — a l le g e d b y D e m o c r a t s t o b e a “c o u r t p a c k i n g s c h e m e ” b y G o v J o h n E n g l e r — i s d e a d a n d w i l l n o t co m e b a c k b e fo re th e le g is la tu r e

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“I t w a s a s e c o n d t i e r i s s u e , r e a l ly ,” S h a f e r c o n te n d e d “M o re i m p o r t a n t w a s t h e p r o p o s a l to r e a l ig n t h e b o u n d a r ie s f o r / a m i l y c o u r t a n d g iv e t h e ju d g e s a ffe c t­e d s o m e o p t i o n s o f w h a t t h e y w e r e g o in g to d o G o v E n g l e r r e a l ly h a d n o t a n t ic ip a te d t h a t a lo t o f j u d g e s w o u ld t a k e a d v a n ­t a g e o f e a r l y r e t i r e m e n t a n y ­w a y ”

S t a t e l a w m a k e r s a p p r o v e d a p r o p o s a l t o r e v is e p r o b a te c o u r t b o u n d a r i e s m s e v e r a l n o r t h e r n c o u n t i e s w i t h o u t r e t i r e m e n t i n c e n t i v e s , a b i l l E n g l e r i s E x p ec ted to s ig n th i s w e e k T h e y £ lso a d o p te d a p la n to o ffe r e a r ly r e t i r e m e n t t o s t a t e e m p lo y e e s t h i s y e a r , a b u d g e t t r i m m i n g m o v e t h e g o v e r n o r p ro p o s e d to C ut t h e b u d g e t a n e s t im a te d $ 5 0 m i l l i o n T h e e a r l y r e t i r e m e n t i n c e n t i v e s f o r s t a t e w o r k e r s a p p l y t o a n e s t i m a t e d 8 ,1 0 0 e m p lo y e e s , a b o u t h a l f o f w h ic h a r e e x p e c te d to t a k e a d v a n ta g e o f t h e p r o g r a m E n g le r i s e x p e c t­e d to s ig n t h a t b i l l th i s w e e k a s w e ll , S h a f e r s a id

D e m o c ra ts , o n t h e o th e r h a n d , h a d a n o t h e r v ie w o f t h e ju d ic ia l r e t i r e m e n t p r o p o s a l , a n d w e r e e a g e r to c la im v ic to ry w h e n a t ie - b a r b e tw e e n in c e n tiv e s fo r s t a t e w o rk e r s a n d th e ju d ic ia l p a c k a g e w a s b r o k e n

“T h e s t a t e e m p lo y e e r e t i r e ­m e n t p l a n s h o u l d n e v e r h a v e b e e n t i e d to t h e j u d i c i a l e a r l y r e t i r e m e n t , ” s a i d S e n D i a n n e B y r u m ( D - O n o n d a g a ) “I a m p l e a s e d w e h a v e b e e n a b l e to s t o p j u d i c i a l e a r l y r e t i r e m e n t a n d m o v e fo rw a rd w ith a llo w in g s t a t e e m p lo y e e s to p la n fo r t h e i r f u tu r e ”

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p o s a l w a s a s c h e m e to g e t p e r ­h a p s a s m a n y a s 1 0 0 j u d g e s a c ro s s t h e s t a t e t o r e t i r e b e fo re E n g le r le a v e s o ffice , g iv in g h im th e a b i l i ty to a p p o in t t h e i r s u c ­c e s s o rs b e fo re h e h im s e l f l e a v e s office a t t h e e n d o f t h e y e a r

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S e n G a r y P e t e r s (D - B lo o m - f i e l d T o w n s h i p ) a r g u e d t h a t e a r l y r e t i r e m e n t f o r j u d g e s w o u ld n o t h a v e s a v e d t h e s t a t e a n y m o n e y

“T h e y * re e l e c t e d o f f i c i a l s , so th e y a l l d r a w t h e s a m e s a l a r y ,” h e e x p l a i n e d “I t w o u l d h a v e b e e n in a p p r o p r ia te to g iv e in c e n ­t iv e s t o e le c te d o ff ic ia ls to le a v e e a r ly , o n ly so h e c o u ld r e p l a c e th e m w i th y o u n g e r ju d g e s , so h e co u ld p a c k th e c o u r t w i th ju d g e s o f h i s o w n p h ilo s o p h ic a l b e n t fo r th e n e x t 2 0 y e a r s ”

T h e t i e - b a r b e t w e e n t h e tw o b i l l s w a s b r o k e n w h e n l a w m a k ­e r s r e a l i z e d t h e r e w e r e n o t e n o u g h v o te s m t h e s e n a t e to g iv e t h e ju d ic ia l r e t i r e m e n t p a c k ­a g e im m e d ia te e ffec t W i th t h a t , t h e i n c e n t i v e s w o u ld n o t h a v e g o n e in to e f fe c t u n t i l n e x t y e a r , l e a v i n g t h e a p p o i n t m e n t o f r e p la c e m e n ts to E n g le r ’s s u c c e s ­so r

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By M ik e M alott h o m e t o w n N e w s s e r v i c e [email protected]

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H o u s e B i l l 5 7 7 7 , r e f e r r e d to t h e H o u s e C o m m e rc e C o m m itte e f o r i n i t i a l r e v i e w , w o u ld a d d “d e c e p t i v e u n s o l i c i t e d e - m a i l ” a m o n g t h e l i s t o f b u s in e s s p r a c ­t i c e s b a n n e d m t h e M i c h i g a n C o n s u m e r P ro te c t io n A ct

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ship Dinner Auction on Friday, April 5, at Laurel Manor m Livonia is sure to attract plenty of big game hunters with its “African Adventure” theme The prime trophy is a torch red 2002 Ford Thun­derbird with red leather seating, a V8 engine and a removable top Raffle tickets are $200 each, with only 1,000 tickets available

“The Ford Motor Company team is pleased to support this event by providing the grand prize,” said Jim Padilla, group vice president, Ford North America “The 2002 Ford Thunderbird is one of the hottest cars on the market, and someone will drive home this stunning prize ”

The event, which includes a live and silent auc­tion, is the university's biggest fund-raiser o f the year This year, it is dedicated to the memory of Sister Mary Francilene Van de Vyver, recent past president of Madonna University Auction organiz­ers hope to top past revenues of $350,000, a ll of which benefits the Madonna U niversity Scholar­ship Fund and educational projects

“Madonna University is a leader in its academic programs, cultural diversity and community ser­vices,” said co-chair Dr Luther Rosemond “It is truly an honor to chair the 14th annual Scholar­ship Auction ”

“As a special tribute to Sister Francelene, we are extremely motivated to making this year’s auction the most successful ” said co-chair Barbara Rosemond

The Rosemonds own Rosemond C hiropractic Health Center in Detroit Barbara Rosemond has served as a Madonna U n iversity trustee since 1998

F e s tiv it ie s run 5 3 0 -11 30 p m , w ith Joe Weaver, retired editorial director of W JBK-TV2, acting as M aster of Ceremonies Stacy Essebag- gers of Redford, Miss Michigan 2001, and Michael Skupin of Walled Lake, the S u r v iv o r s 2 contestant who severely burned his hands during an episode of the popular TV show, will make guest appear­ances

Well-known auctioneer Dan Stall J r and The Auction Team from Birmingham w ill conduct the bidding

G r e a t a u c t io n i t e m sBesides the Thunderbird, another car will go

home with a lucky attendee“One of our donors is giving us a 1978 Cadil­

lac Eldorado B an tz m mint condition It only has 16,000 miles on it Only 2,000 were manu­factured in that year, and it features the 1927 colors of auburn and beige It ’s a beautifu l, beautiful car,” said Rose Kachnowski, director of development and special events for Madon­na

When asked about other enticements of the evening, Kachnowski guaranteed there would be “lo ts o f su rp rise s ,” in clu d in g a u th en tic A fn ca n -th em e e n te rta in m e n t and a u ctio n item s, such as a tr ib a l c h ie fs m ace T h e “boudoir package” - two matching leopard skin- pattem robes, an exotic rug, dinner for two, a “safari” table setting, and a his-and-her day at the spa - is bound to attract the more romantic bidders

G reat getaway items up for bid include A day on the set of E v e r y b o d y L o v e s R a y m o n d m Los Angeles, a Connoisseurs Weekend w ith fine

wines and gourmet dinners at the famed Grand Hotel o n Mackinac Island a wine tasting party for 50 persons at the Beaulieu Vineyard m Napa Val ley C a lif a week at the Coast Guard Captains House in Charlevoix a week in a condo on Provi denciales Island, British West Indies, four days m Orlando, Fla, and plenty of golf packages

A re a lly fun auction item said Kachnow ski, involves champagne

Two hundred num bered glasses of the bubbly w ill be sold, each containing a 1 cubic zirconium Choose the right number and you w in a 1 carat diamond valued at $3,000

A nd b a ck by p o p u la r dem and is th e “Y our Choice” raffle for a $1,000 shopping spree to Lau­rel P a rk P lace, N eim an M arcus, Nordstrom or

Saks Fifth Avenue Tickets are $10 each The dinner-auction is expected to draw over 500

people Reservations are still being taken Gold Circle Reserved Seating is $125 per person $1 250 for a table of 10 Silver Seating is $85 per person $850 for a table of 10

For ticket inform ation, call Rose Kachnowski, Madonna U niversity A dvancem ent Office, (734) 432-5421 For the 2002 Ford Thunderbird car raf­fle tickets, contact Sister Laufiana, Advancement Office, (734) 432-5588 Attendance is not necessary to win the Thunderbird or shopping spree raffles

W h ile b la ck t ie is o p tio n al, fo rm a l dress is en cou raged H o w ever, s in ce T a r z a n sen t his regrets, no loin clothes, please “T h at’s the only place we’ll draw the line,” said Kachnowski

I t i s n ’t E a s t e r w i t h o u t a b u n c h o f c h o c o l a t e ! :

Two, please Joanne Gorman (left) places her order with Debbie Wasalaski Gorman said she felt like *Peter R ab­b it” after ordering enough chocolate bunnies and chicks for six grandchildren.

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Call it the “bunny hop ”That last minute trot to the candy store for

chocolate bunnies, chicks and eggs brings m hundreds of customers a day to Kemnitz Fine Candies in downtown Plym outh the w eek before E aster And judging by customer pref­erence, it ’s a milk chocolate world out there

“M y favorite is the milk, but they have the best d ark chocolate-covered cherries, said Lynn Arbruster of Plymouth, who’s been buy­ing E aster candy at Kem nitz for 14 years “M y husband is the biggest kid when it comes to dark chocolate ”

Carol Kennedy of Plymouth was shopping

for place-setting decorations, something spe­cial for each guest at her E aster dinner She chose severa l “bunny p u llin g a chick in a cart” m olds m m ilk ch ocolate, of course^ When asked how long it would take her to devour one of the 8-pound bunnies sitting oh the b a ck sh e lf, K en n ed y la u g h e d at the impossibility o f such a task "

“One time I was in here and a young maij came m and bought one o f the large rabbits for his g irlfriend I thought the girl would probably die of sugar shock,” she said ,

M e g a - b u n n y *Owner Cindy Smith has sold just one of the

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m e m o r a b l eIt w as a season to remember for the

Schoolcraft College men’s basketball team, one which may be hard to duplicate

When a team wins 35 of 36 games, takes on all challengers and wins tough gam es on the road, you have to sit back m amazement

Only one bad seven-minute stretch separated the Ocelots from a National Junior Col­lege Athletic Associ­ation Division I title last w eek m Hutchinson, Kan

After building a13-pomt second-half lead in the semifinals Friday night against eventual national champion Dixie (Utah), the Ocelots found them­selves m ja il — all five starters on the bench m foul trouble

Schoolcraft’s top player, Mike Williams, picked up his fourth on a dubious call w ith 13 07 to go And the team’s heart-and-soul, point-guard Rulon H am s, fouled out with 3 17 left Still, the Ocelots had a chance to tie, but tournament M VP Jaime Lloreda, a 6-foot-9 center headed to LSU, blocked Javon Clark’s three- point attem pt from the dead comer as time expired

Dixie escaped with a 72-69 win and went on to rally m the second h alf to beat homestate favorite Coffeyville (Kan ) for the national championship the next night before 7,000 in the Hutchinson Sports Arena, 82-81

Schoolcraft and defending champi­on W abash Valley (111) were left to play for third place And to the Ocelots’ credit, they bounced back from their only blemish on the year with a resounding 111-86 win

The N JCA A Tournament is like no other It brings 16 high caliber teams from across the country into one venue

And it ’s quite an extravaganza First it draws a Jew of coaches

scouring for talent Big i ame coaches seen last week

included Roy Williams (Kansas)Steve Alfoid (Iowa), Jim O’Brien (Ohio State), Steve McClain (Wyoming), Rod Barnes (Mississippi) and G ary Waters (Rutgers)

The list of current and former NBA players who have played in “Hutch” is impressive as well

The community of Hutchinson gets totally behind the event with a net­work of volunteers, m any of whom are w ar veterans associated w ith the local VFW and American Legion

So w hat were coaches and fans say­ing this year about Schoolcraft9

There m ay have been more athletic teams, but not many were smarter, more disciplined or better defensively

A ll five Ocelot starters averaged m double figures for the tournament, as well as a key reserve

This team brought their ‘A ’ game to the table most nights

Who could forget the three tourna­ment wins at Southern Idaho, the rip­ping of F lint Mott, followed by the impressive run through the confer­ence, state and region tourneys9

Not to be forgotten was the 13-hour odyssey to Wahpeton, N D and a 92- 82 victory before 4,000 fans at North Dakota State College of Science

The opening round NJCAA Tourna­ment overtime victory over Allegany (Md ) w as another highlight followed by a lopsided win m the quarterfinals over Itawam ba (M iss)

The 12 Schoolcraft players who traveled to Hutchinson all brought something unique different to the table

Tromrnllv rmly twn ntayprsreturned from last year’s 32-4 team which qualified for Hutchinson — guard Javon Clark and North Farm­ington's Em ir Medunjanm

Here’s a brief look at the pieces of the puzzle, which resulted in a remarkable fit and the most success­ful basketball season in school histo­ry

T h e S t a r t e r sM ik e W illiam s, 6-7 fo rw ard :

Made the All-Tournament squad while averaging a double-double Despite weighing about 190, Williams an uncanny rebounder who can score and pass High majors are looking at him, but he may be suited better for a good mid-major We haven’t heard the last of him Had he not sat out last year because o f grades, Schoolcraft might have won the national title in 2 0 0 1

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Their dreams shattered by foul trou­ble in Friday’s NJCAA Division I semi­finals, the Schoolcraft College men’s basketball team was determined not to let their glorious season end on a sour note

In S a tu r d a y ’s co n so latio n f in a l, Schoolcraft finished its banner year 35- 1 with a convincing 111-86 victory over defending cham pion W abash V a lley (111) at the Hutchinson (Kan ) Sports Arena

Dixie (Utah), which ousted School­craft from the winner’s bracket Friday, 72-69, ralhed late in the second half to w in th e n a tio n al t it le a g a in st C o f­feyville (K an ), 82-81, before 7,000 fans m Hutchinson

“Our goal w as to finish as high as possible,” said Schoolcraft coach Carlos Briggs, whose team settled for third

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place “We didn’t achieve our ultimate go al o f w in n in g a n ation al ch am p i­on sh ip , b u t I th o u g h t w e cam e out tonight with same intensity, both offen­s iv e ly and d e fe n s iv e ly , th a t w e ’ve shown all season ”

The Ocelots also had some mcentive a g a in s t W ab a sh , led b y K e n tu c k y signee and last year’s tournament M VP Antwam Barbour

The W arriors ousted Schoolcraft m overtim e during last year's quarterfi­nals and w ent on to w in the coveted crown

Schoolcraft shot 67 percent m the first h alf (19 of 28) to take a 48-39 half­tim e le a d a s 6-foot-8 c e n te r Y a k u Moton-Spruill (Westland John Glenn) and 6-foot guard Javon C lark (Detroit Cass Tech) each scored 12 points

The Ocelots m aintained th eir lead th ro u g h o u t th e second h a lf, b u t Wabash pulled to within six, 76-70, on a three-pointer by Barbour with 10 19 to go

Schoolcraft then went on a 41-16 run to end the game in grand fashion

All five Ocelot starters scored on dou­ble figures as C lark fin ish ed w ith a team-high 21, hitting five o f 11 from three-pomt range

Moton-Spruill added 18 points and seven rebounds, while M ike Williams, a 6-7 forward from Detroit C ity High, added his third double-double of the to u rn e y w ith 17 p o in ts and 1 1 rebounds

Emir Medujanm (North Farmington) contributed 15 points and five assists, w h ile p o in t-g u ard R u lo n H a rris (D etroit Mumford) added 12 points, including four of seven shots beyond the arc H arris also d ished out five assists

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One h a lf o f th e fam ous W estland brother-sister pairs team is retiring her blades

Danielle Hartsell, 21, is leaving the w orld o f com petitive sk a tin g , w hile brother Steve, 24, p lans to continue with a new partner, according to their mother

“D anielle is quitting the business,” Georgia Hartspll said “She’s moving to V irg in ia and w ill be a tte n d in g th e University of Richmond She’ll be mov­ing there by the end of May, but first she’ll finish up the teaching her basic skills classes (at the D etroit Skating Club) ”

The Hartsells have endured nothing but hard luck since w inning the U S Pairs Championship m 1999

Danielle suffered a broken kneecap during a practice fall m December of 1999, which resulted m the pair miss­ing the entire 2000 season

The former Junior World and Junior U S Cham pions, how ever, bounced back to win a bronze at the 2001 U S S en io r C h a m p io n sh ip s, b u t S te v e m issed six w eeks la te la s t sum m er with a toe injury

Father Lawrence H artsell then suf­fered a heart attack in December just prior to the U S Trials (Georgia now h appily reports th at her husband is re co v e r in g and h as n o t sm oked a cigarette m three months )

Their Olympic dream and a trip to

R eserves D e lv a r B a rre tt (D etro it Cooley) and R onald D orsey (D etroit Pershing) added nine and seven points, respectively

Tony Allen, a 6-4 guard from Chica­go, led Wabash with 26 points Herman Davis finished w ith 17, while Barbour and C J Hill each contributed 16

The W arriors w ere m issing starter Q um nel Brow n, a 6-5 freshm an for­ward who suffered 34 stitches to his leg sifter kicking a glass window in disgust following Friday night’s 71-70 semifi­nal loss to Coffeyville

“Schoolcraft has depth and size, it’s tough to p lay them w ith a six player rotation w hen you norm ally go w ith seven ,” W abash coach M ark N elson said “Quinnel is a big player for us and a b ig rebounder for us We had some m istakes w e m ade inside, but I w as pleased with the effort considering who

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S alt Lake C ity for the W inter Games w as then shattered in January a t the 2002 U S Nationals

S teve pulled out w ith a torn groiq muscle ju st prior to the long program at the Staples C enter m Los Angeles after the pair were positioned m fourth place following the short program *

“It’s been hard for Danielle ever since she broke her kneecap,” Georgia said, “She was not happy the last couple of years when she couldn’t skate *

“She’s ready to get on with rest o f heT life ” i

Professional offers never came their* w ay either following the Nationals in,! California

“They had an agent, Michael Rosen-* berg, of SFX, but he retired,” Georgia said “Once he left, they just didn’t feel the support ”

Mrs Hartsell said Danielle plans to teach skating m Virginia while work* m g tow ard a degree in E le m e n ta ry 1 Education ^

“She wants to be near her boyfriend^ (Chns Mmms), who lives there,” Geor^ gia said “He doesn’t have anything to do w ith sk a tin g D anielle m et C h n s when she and Steve were on a vacation Jamaica ”

S te v e , m e a n w h ile , h ad to ta k e a month off of skating following the groin injury, but is ready to resume training j once he finds a new partner dunng a scheduled cam p next m onth m Col­orado Spnngs

He will continue to teach lessons and

W h a le r s f in d s e lv e s in O H L p la y o f f h o leBY BRAD MONASTTERE S t a f f 'Wr it e r

bmonastiere@oe homecomm net The Plym outh W halers burned

through the Ontario Hockey League regular season, finishing with the best overall record

Apparently, the London Knights aren’t impressed

The Knights took a 2-1 senes lead on the Whalers with a 3 2 comeback victory Tuesday night at Plymouth’s Compuware A rena in first round playoff action

Game No 4 is scheduled for tonight m London For the second straight game, the Knights used a big third period to rebound and wm the game only this time it was on Plymouth s home ice

The Whalers held a 2 1 lead after one period, but a pair of third period goals gave the Knights the series lead London’s Kyle Piwowarczyk and Rick N ash scored 69 seconds apart midway through the third peri­od to provide the difference Nash scored a pair of goals m the game to lead London

The K n ights made the m ost of their chances in the third period, scoring on two of their three shots At the other end, London goaltender Chris Houle came up huge, stopping all 10 Plymouth shots m the third period to help secure the win

Nash’s first goal at the 8 04 mark of the first period gave the Knights a 1-0 lead, but the W halers struck

■ OHL HOCKEYback later in the period with a pair of power-play goals, by Kris Vemarsky and Chad LaRose, to give them a 2-1 lead at the first intermission They each had a goal and an assist for the W halers The gam e featu red 19 p en a lties , 10 com m itted by P ly ­mouth, showing that the Knights are dictating the style o f play through the first three games The Whalers outshot London 23-22 in the contest

• L O N D O N 4 , P L Y M O U T H 1 : The Knights busted open a 1-1 game with three third-period goals m Sunday’s Gam e 2 a t London kn otting the series 1 1

Nash was again the offensive cata lyst for the Knights notching two goals and one assist, including two of the team’s three third period goals London picked up a pair of goals less than a minute apart halfway through the third period to break open a 1-1 game N ash’s second goal w as an empty netter

Plymouth’s Damian Surma scored the lone goal for his team, at the 1 57 mark of the second period

That period featured both teams wearing paths to the penalty box, with a total of 72 minutes in penal­ties called in that period alone

Houle again came through for the K n igh ts, m aking 25 saves m the game He’s stopped 46 of Plymouth’s 49 shots m Games 2 and 3

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Puck stopper: Plymouth Whalers goaltender Jason Bacashihua makes a save during Tuesday’s p layo ff game against the London Knights a t Compuware Arena.

Zebra veteran: Liz Beckert (left) returns for Wayne Memorial, which moves up from the White Division to the Red m the Michigan Mega. See Livoma-W estland girls soccer preview on page D2

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L iv o n ia S te v e n s o n w ill f ie ld i t s t y p i c a l l y p o w e r f u l g i r l s s o c c e r t e a m th i s s p r in g

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i n g o v e r t h i s p r o g r a m I k n o w th e c o re o f p la y e r s a l r e a d y , th e y k n o w m e T h a t m a k e s fo r a p r e t ­t y c o m fo r ta b le t r a n s i t i o n ”

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P m ta , b e in g n o t t h e s a m e p e r ­so n a s K im b le , h a s h is o w n id e a s o f h o w to r u n a p r o g ra m B u t h e d o e s n ’t w a n t to c h a n g e th e com m a n d s t r u c t u r e w i t h t h e b o a t a l r e a d y a w a y f ro m th e d o ck s

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o u r n e w e r p la y e r s b e c o m e m o re c o m f o r t a b l e , w e c a n m a k e c h a n g e s d o w n t h e l in e

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CAPSULE OUTLOOK OF AREA GIRLS SOCCER TEAMS PLIVONIA CHURCHILL

Head coach Dave Hebestreit second sea

son

League a ffilia tion W LAA (W estern Divl

sion)

Last year s overall record 10 9 1 Notable lo sse s to graduation M ich e lle

Esparza (first team All Area forward) Jam ie

Zm m er Dana Thomson Ju lia Travis Christy

Lundgren

Leading returnees M eghan Parnejl (sec

ond team A ll Area S r D) Kyle LaPorte (Soph

F) Amy Sanders (Sr D) Sarah Hartse ll (Sr

GK) S a rah P h illip s (Sr F) Deanna DeRoo

(Sr MF) Rache l Morgan (Jr D) Kelli Kramer

(Jr MF) Laura B o le s (Jr MF) Sarah Leary

(S r M F) L in d s a y D e la n y (S r M F F)

M eaghan T ra ino r (Soph MF) Ja cqu i G att

(Soph MF) J il l Nawrock (Jr F) C h r is t na

Thom (Soph D)

Prom ising newcomers S tephan ie Tople

(Jr D) C h a rity Burbr dge (Jr MF) Becca

Moyer (Jr MF) Laura Je tke (Fr GK) Whitney

O liver (Fr FM F)

Campau s 2002 outlook The sen io r lead­

e rsh ip is unbe lievab le with DeRoo Ph Nips

and P a rn e ll They s ta rted co nd it io n in g on

their own in November 18 to 2 0 people at a

time They ve been going strong s in ce m ddle

o f January M o st of them play basketba ll or

volleyball

B o th fre sh m en (Je tke and O live r) w ill

come in an contribute immediately Burbrtdge

will be a huge addition to our m idfield

Parne ll Sanders Thom and Ph illip s w If

anchor the defense

“W e re tu rn ou r w ho le d e fe n s iv e un it

DeRoo w ill move from outside to inside mid

fie ld We have a lot o f versat llty and speed

UVONIA FRANKLIN Head coach Jenny Barker second season

League affiliation W LAA (W este rn D ivi

sion)

Last year s overall record 210-3 Notable losses to graduation Debby Car

lln Je ss ica Katm sky Stephanie Polkowskl

Leading returnees Kara W isn iew sk i (Sr

MF) Amy DeShano (Sr MF) Jack ie Naperoia

(Jr F) M e agan Fa rre ll (Jr GK). Shannon

Powers (Soph F)

Promising newcomers Renee Farrell (Fr

D) Carly Muncy (Fr F) Rachae l Shaney (Fr

F) Van ta Sh u k ia (Fr MF) K r is t in Pape lla

(Fr MF)

Barker s 2002 outlook "W e re in one of

the toughest leagues around We re hoping

to do ou best maybe f nd a couple o f wins

some t es

We II be ab le to com pete wjth more of

the team s n the league th is year We have a

g rea t re tu rn in g c la s s a s w e ll a s a g rea t

incom ing c la s s of freshmen which will help

us be more competitive with team s we either

. tied or ju st barely lost to la s t year

“W e w ere in so many o f them and lo st

them 1 2 or 3-0 Those gam es will be much

c lose r th is year I m pretty sure

We want to keep our opponents from run

rang up the scores as som e d d n the past

LIVONIA STEVENSON Head coach C s P a st boason League affiliation WLAA Lakes D v s o

Last year s overall record 4 4

; T itles won la s t year Lakes D v s on

Notab le lo sse s to g radua tion L ind say

G u s ic k ( f irs t team A li A rea forw ard) K a tie

Beaudoin (D) Dana White (first team A ll Ares

defender) Ch rist na Lew is (D)

Leading returnees M e lis sa Dobbyn (Soph

F th ird team A ll S ta te firs t-team A ll Area)

A sh ley Aja (Jr D) D an ie lle Lew is (S r MF)

Katherine Koch (Sr GK) Bethany Dobbyn (Jr

MF)

Prom ising newcomers D a n ie lle W in es

dorffer (Soph D) Megan M cC onne l (Soph

MF) Lauren Thie l (Soph F) L ia W illiam son

(Fr D) D ina A liie (Fr F) W endy Hoots (Fr

D)

Pm ta s 2 00 2 outlook W e have a lo t of

potential a s a team I th nk So much o f how

far we II go what s really going to m ake the

difference s our abll ty to work together je ll

as team and accept our rotes on the team

We have a so l d core o f sen io rs returning

The question Is are they going to be ab le to

accept th e ir ro les what s expected of them 7

Team s tha t usual y succeed and go fur

th e s t tn th e tournam ent a re th e on es tha t

have it together are d isc ip lined a s a team If

we can do th a t I th in k we il be o kay If

that s a problem I th ink a s a team we H have

a problem

A s fa r a s the league Northv lie Sa lem

and Canton will be strong Canton is in the

sam e boat we are They lo s t two rea l good

players But they re always good Underrating

them w ill be a b g m is take And I ve seen

Salem and Northville I know who they have

— and they re both pretty loaded

WESTLAND JOHN GLENN Head coach Jerry Pom a tow sk i seventh

season

League affiliation WLAA (Lakes D ivision)

Last year s overall record 4 10 4 N o tab le lo s s e s to g rad u a tio n L a ce y

Catarlno (MF) Sarah Pack (second team A ll

Area forward)

Leading returnees Shannon Abbott (Soph

F) Jenn ifer A lbrecht (Jr D) K im A llen (Soph

S) Katie Dutchak (Jr MF) Lauren Jam es (Jr

FB) K r s ta l K lg o re (Jr F) K e lly Downs (Sr

FB/GK) B rittany Zyw ick (S r F /G K)

Promising newcomer M c h e lle Durham (Jr

F)Ponlatowskl s 2002 outlook We re pri

mar ly a jun io r team And we re largely n tac l

from la s t year

Our o th e r g ir ls have s tepp ed up pretty

well too W e re do ng as well as you can do

in the conference we re n

Our ju n io r v a rs ty p io g rsm Is e xce llen t

and we re s ta rt in g to deve lop W e had 64

girls com e out and had we known there were

going to be so many we w ould have had a

freshman team th is year

We re s t ill very young but there s a lot of

heart n those g irls We have to get our legs

and je I yet

WAYNE MEMORIALHead coach Larry B renner eighth season

League affiliation M ich igan M egs Confer

ence (Red Div s on)

Last year s overall record 13 2 3 T itles won last year M ega (Wh te D v

s onNotab le looses to £ adu itton J n v Shop o c 1 ea / e a K K r V

PK Jedn i To \ tb MKut e B otne s MF VI o.sy Maylo e MF)

S h e ila H oneycutt ( se vo n d te a m A ll A rea F)

K e lli Cag le (F)

L ead in g re tu rn ees K a l i i P r a t e r (Jr

M F /G K ) N ico le Quinn (S r D) Rache l Fyfe

(Sr D) L iz B eckett (Sr MF) S tacy Gunther

(Sr MF) Jenny D est (Jr MF) A lana Green

(S r F) Amy Veres (S r F) A sh le y B ritton

(Soph F)

P ro m is ing new com ers Jenny VonSrauns

berg (S r D) S u e R o b in s o n (S r D) S a ra

LaB r ie (Jr D) Becky D ieh l (Soph D) Pam

Bean (S r MF) Heather Q u inn (Soph MF)

Erica Grysban (Soph M F Krysta l Banko (Jr

F) Bree LaFortune (Jr F)

Brenner s 2002 outlook W e th in k our

g irls are really puffed up already th is season

We ve got som e pretty ta len ted players th is

y e a r I h o n e s t ly e xpe c t g re a t th in g s from

them

W e re in th e M ega R e d th is yea r We

were undefeated in the W hite la s t year and

th e B lu e th e y ea r b e fo re th a t It s pretty

tough com petition but I th in k th ese g irls are

ready to step up one more step

“The n ice th ing about th e se g irls is they

really p lay well a s a team They work togeth­

er

LIVONIA LADYWOODHead coach Jill Logsdon fourth season

League affiliation C a th o lic League (Cen

tra i D iv ision)

Last year s overall record 8-8-1

Notable losses to graduation None

Leading returnees K atie Rozum (Sr MF)

J e n n ie B a r t k o w ia k ( S r M F) S te fa n i

Szczechow ski (second team A ll Area Jr GK)

Prom ising newcomers M egan Szczypka

(Fr D) Dan ica Rodriguez (Fr MF)

Logsdon s 2002 outlook W e re young

aga in so it s go ing to b e ano ther build ing

year But we do have som e strong leadership

returning with sen iors and jun io rs

It s going to be tough bu t with the lead­

e rsh ip we have we II com e ou t strong The

team a s a w ho le w orks w e ll to ge the r and

works hard every day

I th ink we shou ld be ab le to get above

5 00 th is year ”

LUTHERAN WESTLAND Head coach Mark Brenner fourth season

League affiliation Metro Conference

Last year’s overall record 5 8 5 ,

N otab le lo sse s to g radua tion L in d sey

Bow m an (SW) Enuiy K am ra th (ST) K ry ss i •

R o se (C /M F)

Leading returnees S tephan ie Ericson (Sr

GK) N a ta lie Fan t (S r S t / C a li He ins (Sr

C /M F ) Amy Kamrath (Sr C /M F ) Sam antha

Poo le (Jr S W ) Cara B raun (Jr FB) Becky

W alke r (Soph W)

Promising newcomers Sam antha W iemer

(Fr F) K e lsey Ram thun (Fr F)

Brenners 2002 outlook ‘ I th ink we have

s trong le a d e rsh ip th is s e a so n I th in k our

de fense will be our strength led by our keep­

er Erickson

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R u lon H arris, 6-1 guard:The transfer from Flint Mott was overlooked for the Small Man Award in Hutchinson He was simply outstanding in the tournament opener against Alle­gany, scoring a game-high 29 points His play reminds you of Maurice Cheeks, the prototype point-guard University of Detroit Mercy is getting a steal A very efficient player

J avo n C la rk , 6-0 guard: The team’s top 3-point marksman and second-leading scorer was hounded defensively by taller guards throughout the post-sea­son tourney, but he acquitted himself quite well He’s a team player who doesn’t make mis­takes and plays solid defense His shooting alone will garner him serious Division I looks

Y a k u M oton-Spruill, 6-8 center: The Westland John Glenn grad, who also doubles as the team comedian, found a home on Haggerty Road after stmts at Pans JC (Tex) and Mount Zion Christian Academy (N C ) He has the size, bulk (260 pounds), footwork and touch around the basket to contribute to a mid-major or low mid-major school I f he improves his rebounding skills, watch out

E m ir M edunjanin, 6-6 fo r­w ard: A solid role player who got tougher as the season wore on He often guarded the oppos­ing team’s top player He scored 19 and 15 in his final two games as an Ocelot and proved he could grab rebounds and loose balls He should find a home at a low major and will not disappoint

The ReservesD e lv ar B a rre tt, 6-7 cen ter:

Great hands, good passer and great touch around the hoop for a man who tips the scales close to 290 His play in “Hutch” drew plenty of interest from Division I schools The Detroit Cooley grad­uate was taught well by coach Ben Kelso

R on ald D orsey, 6-5 fo r­w ard: By far the team’s most athletic player, the freshman from Detroit Pershing is already on the list of Division I coaches He could throw down dunks with the best and his outside shooting this season improved by leaps and bounds

J u liu s A ustin , 6-4 g u a rd : Aninteresting story The Baldwin native went three semesters to the University of Michigan majoring in engineering before dropping out to undergo back surgery He landed at School­craft where he gave the Ocelots valuable minutes both as a shooter and defender Very ath­letic, Austin should make some Division II school happy

G ary Joh n son , 6-1 gu ard : The freshman Could be following m the footsteps of fellow Wayne and Schoolcraft grad Brian Williams, who started for two years at Division I Western Illi­nois Johnson learned a lot play­ing behind Harris He has all the skills — ball-handling, quickness and shooting W hat he needs to do is get in the weight room and take the point-guard spot next year by the throat He handled himself beautifully late m the game against Dixie State

C a rl M uham m ad, 6-6 fo r ­w ard: When you’re from Detroit Redford, you’re tough Muham­mad was never afraid to mix it up on the boards The sophomore would have played more minutes on most other teams, but he’ll l&nd somewhere in the Division II ranks

R yan C e le sk e y , 6-1 guard:The former All-Observer guard from Redford Catholic Central got limited minutes this season, but he showed patience The coaching staff saw marked improvement in the freshman’s game He onngs tougnness to the table and now understands what it takes to get to the Divi­sion II level, and perhaps even Division I level i f he can work on his footwork defensively and cre­ate his shot off the dribble Always plays hard

N ick C ab au atan , 5-9 gu ard : The freshman from Plymouth Canton accepted his role as 12th man and you could tell he enjoyed the nde He’s a guy who just loves to play and is not hung up on going Division I, II or even II He’ll do whatever is asked

The StaffC arlo s B rig g s, h ead coach :

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His five-year record of 141-24 speaks at Schoolcraft speaks for itself He learned a lot from his first experience in Hutchinson He put this team together virtu­ally from scratch You wonder how much longer he’ll be m Livo­nia because Division I assistant jobs will be offered The former Schoolcraft All-America relates well to his players and gets them to buy into his system He is also a relentless recruiter

S teve N o rgro ve, a ss is ta n t coach: Nobody prepares harder or pays attention to detail like

this guy He’s and X-and-0 guy who juggles an elementary school teaching job, not to men tion a w ife and two children He has an eye for talent and has the respect of the players

C a r o l D err, aca d em ic assis­ta n ce: W ears a variety of hats She runs the study table, serves as travel coordinator and works behind the scenes, while keeping the coaches on an even keel She takes a lot of good natured kid­ding and needling from the play­ers and coaches, but they respect

the job she does for the programE d K a va n a u g h , A th le tic

D irecto r: Made the trip to “Hutch” for the first tim e He’s the guy who hired B nggs and women’s coach Karen Lafata when the programs were way down He knows basketball He won a pair of state champi­onships at Livonia Ladywood

No. 1 FanR ic h a rd D eV ries, sch o o l

tru ste e : There’s no more loyal or bigger backer of the men’s basketball program He supports

the team home and away The retired school teacher and coach often travels to see former Schoolcraft players He made a trip this year to Alabama to see Auburn’s Derrick Bird and U N LV’s Lam ar Bigby He also caught ex-SC players Brian W illiams and Quentin Mitchell at the Mid-Continent Tourney this year in Fort Wayne, Ind

My perspectiveIt was thnil to cover this team

throughout the year They played the game of basketball

the w ay it should be played I was able to spend some time with this group and m y only wish is that they finish school, earn their associate degrees and go on to be successful at a four- year school It w as a nde I never expected It w as a season 111 fondly remember to remember

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D4(CP) The Observer & Eccentric! THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 2002

C C i c e r s s e t h i g h s t a n d a r dBy C.J. R i s a k Sports Writer cjnsak@oe homecomm.net

Building a program is never easy

Fred Feller’s first two seasons as P lym o u th S a le m ’s h o ckey coach were a testament to that

The Rocks won a com­bined 1 1 gam es m those cam ­paigns B ut hopes w ere h igh th a t the th ird s e a s o n

w ould be m uch b e t­ter

It w as B u t no one Fred Feiler-Salemw ould h ave Coach of Year

‘■’b e l i e v e d

-Salem would be this good prior to the season

; The R ocks n e a r ly doubled j6heir win total from their previ­o u s two seasons, ty in g for the ''Western Lakes Activities Associ­a t io n cham pionship en route “T h eir 21-2-3 record m arked an jm credible turn around, and it earn ed F e ile r , a L iv o n ia

“Franklin graduate, the Observ­er’s Coach of the Year honors

There was plenty of competi­tio n for that honor, to be sure

R edford C a th o lic C e n tr a l, coached by Gordie St John and Todd Joh nson, cap tu red its fourth-straight state title , the first Division 1 (or Class A) hock­ey team to manage that

And don’t underestim ate the efforts of L ivo n ia C h u rc h ill ’s Pete M azzon i or F a rm in g to n Umfied’s Mike H am s

“We were hoping to come out of our first four games of the sea­son 2-2,” said F eiler, recalling contests a g a in s t W alled Lake Central, Churchill, Farmington U nified and Plym outh Canton “W hen w e cam e out 3-0 1, we thought we would be able to go places

“W e realized our team speed was better than we thought We thought we could take advantage of that, and we did ”

Now for the rest of the team

FIRST TEAMJim Blanchard, Soph G, Redford CC

Any c h a m p io n sh ip c a lib e r hockey team

needs a re liab le goa ltender and sopho

m ore J im B lancha rd m ore than lived up to th a t labe l

B lancha rd led th e Sh am ro cks to the ir

fourth s tra ig h t s ta te ch a m p io n sh ip w ith

c lu t c h g o a lt e n d in g a l l s e a s o n an d

th rou g h th e p la y o f fs H e w en t 1 9 3 3

w ith a m in u s c u le 1 6 9 g o a ls a g a in s t

a v e ra g e H e ra n g up a 9 2 3 p e rc e n t save p e rcen tage and drew high p ra ise

from co-coach Todd Johnson

"J im is ou r b e s t p layer ” Johnson said

“ He p la yed h is b e s t when we needed

him th e m o s t ”

Adam Jakubowski, Sr Def , Liv Churchill: A fo u r y ea r p layer Jakubow ski e n jo y e d a b a n n e r s e n io r y e a r a s th e

Chargers won th e W este rn D iv is ion and

tie d fo r th e b e s t o ve ra ll reco rd in the

W LAA

The D iv is io n I A ll S ta te r and A ll WLAA

p ick f in is h e d w ith seve n g o a ls and 16

a s s is t s fo r 2 3 p o in ts w ith a p lus rating Of 2 4

T h e guy p la y s in eve ry s itu a t io n

Church ill co a ch P e te M azzon i sa id “He

p layed h is b e s t in th e b ig gam es fo r us

“Over th e la s t tw o yea rs he w a s defi

n lte ly on th e ic e fo r m o re g o a ls than

a g a in s t H e p la yed as a p en a lty k ille r

and on th e pow er p lay H e logged a lot

o f ice tim e

Jeff Davis Sr Def, Redford CC The

la s t p lace one shou ld look to determ ine

Je ff D av is e f fe c t iv e n e ss fo r CC is th e

sco resheet

One goal and four a s s is ts don t even begin to te ll th e sto ry o f how D av is a

se n io r co c a p ta in he lped to b a ck s to p

the Sham rocks to a fourth s tra igh t s ta te

cham p ion sh ip E xce llen t pos it io na l play

an d le a d e r s h ip a re n t m e a s u r e d in

s ta t is t ic s bu t p lay ju s t a s im portan t a

part in a team s su cce s s and Davis was a s g o o d a s a n yo n e on b o th c o u n ts

Davis w as nam ed Honorable M ention All

S ta te th is sea son

O ur d e fe n s iv e zo n e co ve ra g e w as

o u ts ta n d in g in th e s e co n d h a lf o f th e

se a so n Jo hn son sa id a fte r th e s ta te

fina lsBrad Heraghty, Sr F, Farm. Unified.

Heraghty w as h is team s lead ing sco re r

fo r th e s e c o n d yea r in a row w ith 2 8

goa ls and 26 a s s is ts fo r 5 4 po in ts an

average o f two per gam e

The le ft w ing forward w as an all WLAA

cho ice and a ll s ta te honorab le m ention Heraghty who ha s been inv ited to th e

Team M ich igan Cam p m ight p lay fo r a Jun ior A team in Lans ing next se a so n or

a t D iv is ion III North land Co llege in Ash

land W is

H e re a lly led by e x a m p le c o a ch

M ik e H a m s s a id He o n ly had e ig h t pena lties fo r 1 6 m inu tes (in 27 gam es)

For a kid who log s a s m uch ice t im e as he does h is s ta ts are exem plary

He s ju s t an outstand ing young man

w ith ou ts tand ing hockey s k il ls He w as

a leader on and o ff th e ice fo r usJohn Perkovlch, Sr F, Redford CC On

a team fu ll o f ta len ted p layers som eone

had to s te p up and be th e leade r not

ju s t on the Ice but in th e lo cker room

Tha t p layer fo r CC w as se n io r cap ta in

John Perkovich

A th re e y e a r s ta r te r and th re e t im e

s ta te cham pion Perkov ich w as c lea r ly a d if fe r e n c e m a k e r d u r in g C C s fo u r th

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ju n io r co m p le ted h is th ird se a so n w ith th e R o ck s by le ad ing th e W LAA in s co r

mg A pesky fo rw ard adep t a t fo re ch eck

ing Nagel f in is h e d w ith an a s tou nd ing

3 7 g o a ls and 4 0 a s s is t s c o m p ilin g a

p lus-45 in th e p lu s /m in u s category He

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F e ile r a d d e d th a t p e rh a p s h is b e s t

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SECOND TEAMJake Archer, Sr G, Liv Churchill In

16 gam es A rche r posted a 9 5 4 record

w ith a g o a ls a g a in s t a ve rag e o f 2 77 and a save percentage o f 8 8 3 H e p o s t

ed one shutou t

Ja k e c o m in g from Ju n io r B h o ckey

w a s a b ig p ickup fo r u s M azzon i s a id

He w as th e M VP o f our ta rn P layed all

th e b ig g a m e s a n d le d th e le a g u e

(WLAA) In g o a ls a g a in s t (2 18)He w as a butte rfly s ty le goa lie The

b e s t c o m p lim e n t I can g ive is th a t he

a b so rb s th e puck and d o e sn t g ive up

rebounds

A rcher a ls o m ade A ll W este rn D iv is ion

in th e W LAA

Josh Latzman, Sr Def, Liv Steven­son The f ir s t te a m A ll W LAA s e le c t io n

p layed h is b e s t hockey a t th e end o f the

sea son fo r th e Spartans

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Kevin Ahern sa id He s a f in e s se p layer

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H e h a s g o o d p u c k h a n d lin g s k i l l s

com ing out o f h is own end

The honorab le m ention A l ls t a t e p ick

a lso e a rned an inv ite fo r a tryou t and

w ill p lay next w e ek for Team M ich igan

Adam Miller, Jr F, Liv Stevenson M ille r ranked s ix th in th e W LAA m s co r

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O c e l o t s from page D1 ie had out of the rotation ”The Ocelots were superior m all phases of the ime against the 32-6 Warriors Schoolcraft shot 65 percent from the floor (42 of

65) and 71 percent from the free throw line (15 of 21) They also outrebounded Wabash, 39 24

“We wanted to finish well, go out and have some in,” said C lark , th e O celots’ top th ree -po in t

marksman“I t was the la s t tim e m any of us would wear

Schoolcraft on our chest, and I thought we showed some character ”

Williams, selected to the 12-man All-Tourna­ment team, averaged 17 2 points and 14 rebounds m Schoolcraft’s four games

One college scout likened his game to former NBA All-Staf Alex English

“Mike is a special player, not many players can do the things he does,” Briggs said “He also under­stands the game of basketball ”

H am s, a University of Detroit Mercy signee, had an outstandmg tourney as well, highlighted by a season and game-high 29 points in the tournament

opener against AlleganyBut second-half foul problems m Fnday’s semifi­

nal vs Dixie may have cost Schoolcraft the title Williams picked up his fourth with 13 07 to play

and the Ocelots up by nine H am s then fouled out with 3 17 left During one

stage of the second half all five Ocelot s ta rte rs were on the bench in foul trouble

Schoolcraft had 26 fouls to Dixie’s 16 Tournament MVP Jaim e Lloreda, a 6-9 center

from Panama headed to LSU, riddled Schoolcraft for a game-high 30 points

“T hat game is behind us,” Briggs said “Refs don’t wm or lose games We tell our guys they always control their own destiny

“They (Dixie) executed better down the stretch and there was a minute stretch for us where we didn’t execute and we may have lost our compo­sure

“I t w as k ind of h a rd to come back (ag a in st Wabash), but we play hard every game we step on the court We might not play well every night, but we play hard ”

H a r t s e l lfrom page D1_______

tram a t the DSC Steve also plans to r e ta in Jo h n n y Jo h n s an d M itch M oyer as h is coaches S teve w ill return to classes this fall a t Oakland U niversity after tak ing the year off from school to prepare for the Winter Games

“Steve plans to stick it out for more years for the next Olympics,” Georgia sa id “H e’d like to sk a te aga in because of the way it ended His ther­apy is alm ost over and he’s already starting to jump again

“He h u r t it the w eek before (the N ationals) He felt a tw inge and it just kept commg on He skated in the short program, but he knew he just couldn’t continue and was afraid for Danielle if he tried do a lift

“He was hurt and he was concerned about the both of them ”

WEEK AHEADMEN S COLLEGE BASEBALL Madonna.it S t Francis t o d ) 1 p

(all double-headers) ..Saturday

Friday March 29 Madonna at Indiana Tech 1 p m

Madonna at Indiana Tech 2 p m ONTARIO HOCKEY LEAGUE

Saturday, March 30 PLAYOFF SCHEDULE

Madonna at Indiana Tech 1 p m Thursday, March 28

WOMEN S COLLEGE SOFTBALL Whalers at London 7 35 p m

(all double-headers) Saturday, March 30Thursday March 28 Whalers ve London Knights

Madonna vs Saginaw Valley at Compuware Arena 7 30 p m

at Ladywood High School 3 p m Sunday, March 31

Friday, March 29 Whalers at London 6 05 p m

_______SPORTS ROUNDUP_______YOUTH B A S E B A L L TRYO U TS

The 13-and-under Livonia Travel Bulldogs, members of the Little Caesars Amateur Baseball Federation, will be hold final tryouts for the 2002 season

The Bulldogs will play a 40-45 game schedule, including league play and tournaments

For more information, call Dave Schroeder a t (734) 462-9467 or Gary Niemczak a t (734) 464-8709

A l l - A r e a from page D5

ALL-OBSERVER HOCKEY TEAMFIRST TEAM

G - J im Blanchard soph Catholic Central D - Adam Jakubowski senior Uv Churchill

D - Jeff Davis senior Catholic Central

F Brad Heraghty senior Farmington Uni

fled

F -Jo h n Perko^lch senior Catholic Central

F - Mark Nagel junior Plymouth Salem

SECOND TEAMG - Jake Archer senior Livonia Churchill

D - Josh latzman senior Livonia Stevenson

F -A d am Miller junior Livonia Stevenson

F -S e a n 0 Malley senior Catholic Central

F Kevin Wilson senior Plymouth Salem

F - Jeff Prough sophomore Catholic Central

THIRD TEAMD - Steve Nelson senior Catholic Central D - Matt Krug junior Livonia Churchill

D - Jason Robinson senior Livonia Franklin

F - Keith Hay junior Farmington Unified

F -E r lcG io s a junior Catholic Central

F -B randon Naurato Junior Catholic Central

FOURTH TEAMD - Jeff Tosoian junior Farmington Unified

D - Matt Calus senior Livonia Stevenson

F - Andy Garbutt senior Livonia Franklin

F - Ryan 0 Dea senior Catholic Central

F - Ryan McCabe senior Plymouth Canton

F -B r ia n Grant senior Livonia Churchill

COACH OF THE YEARFred Feiler Plymouth Salem High School

HONORABLE MENTIONSC a th o lic C en tra l Andrew Eggert B ill

B u rn s E r ic R e inh a rd t B ryan G en rich

Churchill Jim Krygowski Aaron Jakubowski

Salem Bryan Young Dave Gill Brad Proodi

an Steve Jacobs Stevenson Brian Shekell

Gabe V illaruel Pat Norton Brian Stevens

Josh Dunn Jonny O Neill Farmington Unified

Brett Laird Matt Lee Mike Hand Franklin

Kyle Susewitz Scott Sparks Adam Bierley

Corey Garbutt Ross Robert Corey C lear

man Dave M cCall Canton M ike Carson

David Bak Redford Unified Joe Policy

on C a th o lic C en tra l s co r in g two g o a ls

and adding one a s s is t

Adam w as probab ly th e b e s t forward

on ou r team Ahern sa id He s good at

carry ing th e puck to th e o u ts id e He ha s

great ou ts ide sp eed which is hard fo r a

defensem an to play

He ha s a very good sh o t and a n ice

reach fo r a ta ll kid

M il le r a ls o m ade honorab le m ention

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Sean O’Malley, Sr F, Redford CCSen io r forward Sean O M alley m ade su re

h is firs t and only sea son with th e Sham

rocks w as a m em orab le one

Com ing from T rip ie A com petit ion he

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having p layed fo r CC p rio r to th is se a

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Ex-Spartans fuel Grand Valley tankers to 3rd in GLIACFive former tavodia Stevenson

H igh sw im m ers r e c e n tly led Grand V alley State U niversity to a third-place finish March 5 m the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference meet

Grand V alley also earned its highest grade-point average ever and their 27th straight College Swim Coaches Association A ca­demic All-America honors

Sophomore Dean’s L ist mem­ber K aty Balientme took third m both the 3-meter (388 30 pomts) and 1-m e te r (335 45) a t th e N C AA D ivision II m eet M arch 16 in Orlando, Fla She was also second m the 3-m eter (366 25) and 1-m e te r (326 40) a t th e GLIAC meet

S en io r B e ck y N o e ch e l, a D ean ’s L is t sen io r, se t th r e e school reco rd s a t th e G L IA C m eet w ith a fourth m th e 200- yard butterfly (2 13 93), sixth in

th e 400 in d iv id u a l m edley (4 47 66) and eighth m the 200 IM (2 16 07)

Sophomore Jessica Makowski added fifths m both the 100 but­te r fly (1 01 04) and 200 back- stroke (2 15 22), along w ith a n in th in th e 100 b ack stro k e (10 2 25)

N oechel and M akow ski also w e re m em bers o f th e fourth p la ce 400 m ed ley re la y team which set a school record with a tim e of 4 09 31

Freshman Liz H um swam per­sonal bests w ith a sixth in the 100 breaststroke ( 1 1 1 1 5 ) and a n in th m the 200 breaststroke (2 36 02)

Dean’s L ist sophomore Aman­d a Polkow ski w as 12 th in the 1,6 50 fre e s ty le (19 52 5) and 20th m the 1,000 freestyle

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C H A R T E R T O W N S H I P O F C A N T O N R E Q U E S T F O R B I D

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th a t the C harter Township of Canton, 1150 C anton C enter S C anton M ichigan will accept sealed bids a t the Office of th e Clerk up to 3 00 p m Thursday, April 18th, 2002 for the following

CANTON SPO R T S CO M PLEX PA RK IN G LO T Specifications are available for pick up a t Boss Engineering Howell Office 3121 E ast G rand River Ave Howell MI 48843 between th e hours of 8 30 a m and 5 00 p m Phone num ber is (517) 548-4836 A non-refundable plan deposit of $50 00 shall be required Bid documents are available for review a t th e Canton Township E ngineering D epartm ent located on the 2nd Floor A dm inistration Building Q uestions can be directed to Brad Sharp a t (734) 394-5162 All bids m u st be subm itted in a sealed envelope clearly marked w ith the bid name, company nam e, address and telephone num ber and date and tim e of bid opening The Township reserves th e righ t to accept or reject any or all proposals The Township does not discrim inate on th e basis of race color national origin, sex religion, age or disability in employment or th e provision of services

TERRY G BENNETT ClerkPublish March 28 and 81 2002 <• Q'36

DATE O F H EA RING : TIM E O F H EA RING : PLA C E O F HEARING:

N O T I C E O F P U B L I C H E A R I N G P L Y M O U T H C H A R T E R T O W N S H I P

P L A N N I N G C O M M I S S I O N

T O AM END TEXT: AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND PLYMOUTHCHARTER TOW NSHIP ZONING ORDINANCE NO 83 BY ADDING A NEW ARTICLE X 1A OS ARC O FFIC E SERVICE-ANN ARBOR ROAD CORRIDOR DISTRICT TO SAID ORDINANCE April 17,2002 7 00 P MPLYMOUTH CHARTER TOWNSHIP HALL 42350 ANN ARBOR ROAD

N O TIC E IS H ER EB Y G IV EN th a t the Planning Commission of Plymouth C h arte r Township proposes on its own m otion to am end th e Township Zoning Ordinance by adding A rticle X A OS ARC Office Service-Ann Arbor Road Corridor D istrict and to am end Article II Zoning D istricts Zoning M ap and Uses Perm itted and A rticle XXIII Special Provisions as follows A A R T I C L E X 1A O S A R C O F F IC E S E R V I C E - A N N A R B O R R O A D

C O R R ID O R D I S T R I C T is h e re b y p ro p o se d to be a d d e d a s fo llo w s A R TIC LE X A

OS-ARC O F F IC E SE R V IC E - ANN A R B O R RO A D C O R R ID O R D IST R IC T

PU R PO SERecognizing th e im portance of a viable Ann Arbor Road Corridor w ith well p lanned and high q u a lity developm ent and fu r th e r recognizing th a t a unified approach is th e m ost effective th e City of Plym outh and the Charter Township of P lym outh jo in tly estab lished th e A nn Arbor Road Corridor D istrict (ARC) To m ain ta in a consistent, a ttractive p a tte rn of development and site im provem ents, th e Office Serv ice-A nn A rbor Road Corridor D istric t (OS ARC) Zoning D is tric t is hereby established to accommodate office uses of an adm inistrative, business governm ental adm inistrative or professional na tu re on parcels w ith in th e A nn Arbor Road Corridor where all of the perm itted uses m th e ARC D istrict would no t be appropriate, and to serve as a transition zone betw een single fam ily residen tia l areas and areas of more intensive uses m th e ARC D istrict To insure uniformity along th e Ann Arbor Road Corridor, conserve property values and promote an attractive well designed and functional environm ent, uses m th e OS ARC D istric t shall be sub ject to th e site developm ent stan d ard s of the ARC D istrict such as dim ensions for bu ild ing and site developm ent, parking, landscaping and signage and th e Arm Arbor Road streetscape improvement plans o f th e Township

SECTIO N 10A.I P R IN C IP A L P E R M IT T E D U S E S - lis ts the Principal Perm itted Uses

SECTIO N 10A 2 U S E S S U B JE C T TO S P E C IA L C O N D ITIO N S -lists th e U ses Subject to Special Conditions

SECTIO N 10A 3 D E V E L O P M E N T R E Q U IR E M E N T S - including required park ing access m anagem ent and driveway standards lan d scap e , sc reen in g sig n ag e and compliance w ith A nn A rbor Road Corridor streetscape requ irem ents and other features

SECTIO N 10A 4 S C H E D U L E O F R EG U LA TIO N S - All perm itted uses in th e OS ARC D istrict a re subject to the area height, b u lk and placem ent requirem ents of Section 34 3 ARC Schedule of Regulations

A R T I C L E X X I I I , S P E C I A L P R O V IS IO N S , S E C T I O N 2 3 4 1 , W IR E L E S S C O M M U N IC A T IO N p r e s e n t ly c o n ta in s n o r e g u la tio n s fo r th e O S A R C D is tr ic tS E C T I O N 2 3 4 1 4 , A P P R O V A L P R O C E S S F O R W IR E L E S S C O M M U N IC A T IO N S Y S T E M S i s h ereb y p r o p o s e d to be a m e n d e d to a d d th e fo llo w in g lin e m th e ta b le

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C A R T I C L E I I , Z O N I N G D I S T R I C T S Z O N I N G M A P , U S E S P F JfM T TT F D A C T I O N 9 1 7 0 N T N G D IS T R I C T S o re se n tlv does not in c lu d e O S A R C O F F IC E S E R V I C E - A N N A R B O R R O A D C O R R ID O R D IS T R IC TS E C T I O N 2 1 Z O N I N G D I S T R I C T S is h ereb y p r o p o s e d to be a m e n d ed to a d d th e fo llo w in g a t th e e n d o f th e l is t o f d is tr ic ts OS ARC - Office Service-A nn Arbor Road Corridor D istrict

CO N FLIC TIN G O RD IN A N CES:All parts of th e Zoning O rdinance No 83 conflicting or inconsistent with th is Article a re hereby repealed only to th e ex ten t necessary to give this Article full force and effect VALIDITYShould any section, c lause or provision of th is Article be declared invalid, th e sam e shall not affect th e valid ity of th e whole of th is Article or of O rdinance No 83 as a whole o r any a r t thereof, o ther th a n th e p a rt so declared to be invalidNOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN th a t th e proposed am endm ent to the text, as p rin ted m ay be exam ined a t th e Plym outh Township Clerk’s Office, 42350 Ann Arbor Road, and a t th e Community Development Office, 46556 Port S tree t during regu la r business hours 8 00 a m to 4 30 p m , until the date of th e Public H earing W ritten comments concerning th e request will be received prior to th e m eeting For m ore inform ation please call (734) 453 8131, Extension 37 A t th e Public H earing, th e P laning Commission may recommend th e tex t change as proposed or as amended (Apphcation No 1708)

JO SEPH BRIDGMAN Secretary Planning Commission

Please Take Note The Charter Township of Plymouth will provide necessary reasonable auxiliary aids and sesftcbs, st£h'^s signers for the hearing impaired and audio tapes of printed materials considered g| tl^ irie tigg to individuals with disabilities at the meetmg/heanng upon one week notice to the Charter Tbwnship of Plymouth by writing or calling the following Supervisor’s Office 42350 Ann Arbor Hoad Plymouth MI 48170 Phone Number (734) 354 3201 TDD users 1 800 649 3777 (Michigan Relay Service)Publish March 28 and Apnl 11 2002 it oua

son) capped a four-year career by earning All-Am erica honors by finishing seventh in the 50-yard freesty le w ith a tim e o f 20 94 last weekend at the NCAA Divi­sion III m en’s sw im m ing and d ivin g cham pionships h eld a t Miami University (Oxford, Ohio)

Doimn, a member of the sev­enth-place 400 freesty le relay and eighth-place 200 freestyle relay teams, helped the Hornets to a s ix th p lace fin ish in the team sta n d in g s B o th re la y s gained All-Amenca status, while th e 200 m ed ley r e la y team Dom in w as a m em ber o f took honorable mention honors

In four years , Dom in w as a four-time All-Michigan Intercol­le g ia te A th le t ic A sso c ia tio n selectio n , a lon g w ith b e in g a seven -tim e A ll-A m e ric a and seven-tim e honorable m ention All-Amenca

His name is also in the school record books as a member of the 200 and 400 freestyle relays

Ex-Spartan quintet: Former Livonia Stevenson High swimm ers who are members o f the Grand Valley State University women’s team include (from left) Jessica Makowski, Becky Noechel, L iz H um , A m anda Polkowski and K aty Balientm e

S H U R G A R D O F P L Y M O U T H N O T I C E O F S A L E

Notice is hereby given th a t th e entire contents of the following storage units will be sold to the h ighest bidder by way of an open bid on APRIL 4 2002 a t approximately 9 00 a m a t Shurgard Storage C enters located a t 41889 Joy Road Canton MI 48187

UNIT 247 - BONAPARTE - 5 ladders u tility boxPublish March 21 and 28 2002 l do i

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

Notice is hereby given th a t the entire contents of th e following storage umfc(s) w ill be sold to the highest bidder by way of an open bid on

THURSDAY APRIL 4 2002 a t approxim ately 9 30 a m Shurgard Storage C enter

45229 Michigan Ave Canton MI 48188

(734) 398 5416U m t #4011 - RICHARD WALAKONIS - Misc boxes exercise bike record album s plastic totesU nit #4132 - BYRON EVANS - Full bed and frame, liigfatstand, television stand weight bar and weightsPublish March 21.2002_________________________________________________ _________ 0998

S H U R G A R D O F C A N T O N

Notice is hereby given th a t the following unit(s) will be sold to th e highest b idder by open auction on A pril 4 2002 a t approxim ately 9 30 a m a t Shurgard Storage located a t 2101 H aggerty Road Canton Michigan 48187, 734 981 0300U nit #4056 G reenshields Misc boxes, bags and household item s U n it #4066 Watson M attress set, misc boxes floor fan, chairs, end table storage containers baskets and a shelf U nit #4268 H a m s One boxU nit #4273 Cargile/Brown Sofa TV misc boxes, fan , m a ttre ss set, end table and a vacuum cleanerU m t #6049 Scott Vinyl siding, ta r paper wooden sh e lf pallets , roofing shingles, assorted wood nailsU m t #6251 Cargile Couch tables safe and misc boxes Publish March 21 & 28 2002

C H A R T E R T O W N S H I P O F C A N T O N R E Q U E S T F O R B I D

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th a t th e C harter Township of Canton 1150 Canton C enter S Canton Michigan w ill accept sealed bids a t th e Office of the Clerk up to 3 0 0 p m Thursday April 11th 2 0 0 2 fo r the following

F IR E AND R ESC U E BACKBOARDS Bid forms may be picked up a t the Finance and Budget D epartm ent counter or you may contact Mike Sheppard a t (734) 394 5225 All bids m ust be subm itted in a sealed envelope clearly m arked w ith the proposal name, company nam e address and telephone num ber and date and tim e of bid opening The Township reserves the righ t to accept or reject any or all proposals The Township does no t discrim inate on th e basis of race, color national origin sex religion age or disability m employment or the provision of services

TERRY G BENNETT ClerkPublish March 28 2002 li o ss

A D V E R T I S E M E N T F O R B I D S C I T Y O F P L Y M O U T H , M I C H I G A N

Notice is hereby given th a t th e C ity of Plym outh w ill accept sealed bids until 2 00 p m EDT on Thursday A pnl 4,2002

a t 201 South M am S treet, a t w hich tim e a ll proposals received shall be publicly opened and read aloud for

T R E E GRATESSpecifications, bid docum ents and proposal forms m ay be obtained from office of the Purchasing A gent dunng regu lar office hours The C ity Commission reserves th e righ t to accept or reject any or a ll bids, in whole or in p a r t and to waive any irregu lan tiesAddress bids to

LINDA LANGMESSER, CMC/AAE PLYMOUTH CITY CLERK 201 SOUTH MAIN STREET

PLYMOUTH MI 48170In a sealed envelope beanng th e m scnption

Tree G ratesFor opening Thursday A pn l 4,2002

I f you have any questions please contactB em ie Olsen Forem an/Inspector M unicipal Services D epartm ent (734) 453 7737

Publish March 28 2002 . ,,

State runner-up: On March 3, Livonia Stevenson’s pom pon squad placed second m the Class A Division II M id American competition held at Saginaw Valley State University. The 27-member Spartans were also grand champions at the Sp irit & Shine competition Feb, 10 at Eastern Michigan University after taking first m Kickhne and th ird place in Pom. They also fin ­ished third m the M id Am erican kickhne fa ll competi­tion after taking grand champion honors during camp « m July. Team members, coached by Krista Tanner and H Jodie Perrin, include• seniors Jessica Kurzeja, Anne Buffington, Meredith Km kead, Lisa Gilbertson, juniors. Kristen Kwiatkowski, Heather O’Malley, Audrey Dulude, Jamie Chittaro, A ndrea Dery, Jenna Dipomo, Mallory Kam, A utum n Kneefel, M egan Lane, Emily Mann, Cassie Merrill, E rin Trybus, Sarah Verstrate, Rachel York; sophomores E llen Potts, Kristen D imcheff Lisa Earhart, Kristin Garofoh, Katie Sasek, Lauren Stawara, Chrissy White; freshm en M any You and Shea Lenms.

C H A R T E R T O W N S H I P O F C A N T O N A C C E S S T O P U B L I C M E E T I N G S

The C harter Township of C anton w ill provide necessary reasonable auxiliary aids and services such as signers for th e h e a n n g im paired and audio tapes of printed m aterials being considered a t th e m eeting to individuals w ith disabilities a t th e m eetm g/heanng upon tw o weeks notice to the C harter Township of C anton Individuals w ith disabilities requiring auxiliary aids or services should contact th e C h arte r Township of Canton by w ritm g or calling the following

David Medley, ADA Coordinator C harter Township of C anton 1150 S C anton C en ter Road

Canton M I 48188 (734) 397 5435

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The Board of Education of the Plym outh C anton Com m unity Schbols invites all interested and qualified companies to subm it a bid for S a lem H ig h S choo l P o o l F i l t r a t io n S y stem R e p la c e m e n t. Specifications and bid forms are available by contacting e ither D an Phillips A ssistan t D irector of Finance & Purchasing a t (734) 418 2746 or L au ra H agan Facilities Construction M anager a t (734) 416 2953 Sealed bids a re due on or before 2 00 p m , Tuesday, A pnl 9 th 2002 The Board of E ducation reserves the n g h t to accept and/or reject all bids as they judge to be in th e best in terest of the school d istrict

Board of Education Plym outh C anton Community Schools

DARWIN WATTS Secretary

Publish March 28 and 31 2002 i 01 a

S T O R A G E U S ANotice is hereby given th a t on (A pnl 16 2002) T ate & Co Auctioneers Executive A dm inistrator for Storage USA w ill be offering for sale under the judicial hen process by public auction th e following storage units The goods to be sold a re generally descnbed as household goods The term s of the sale will be cash only Storage USA reserves th e n g h t to refuse any and all bids The sale will be a t th e following location Storage USA 6729 CANTON CENTER RD CANTON, M I 48187 AT 12 30 PM A019 - J o h n H o lm an 1981 H onda Motorcycle and H elm et B 32-C aro lyn B a d a m i Toys 2 Tables L iving Room F u rn i tu re Fan, Ladder, Dolly Boxes Misc DishesC 72-Steve J o h n Golf Clubs w ith Bag, Television 3 R ubberm aid Totes, 2 Bags Suitcase Misc Household item sC 84-D avid S c o tt C asio Keyboard Van S ea t, Table, Cooler 1 Box Fluorescent Light Bulbs, H eat Register, Rocking Horse, Shelves, 7 Boxes 3 M ilk Crates, Bag o f Books Misc Household Items1335-R aym ond C re e c h , S r S ectional Sofa 1 C ouch D esk C h a ir Drawers, Foldmg Bed, M etal Scraps F ile Cabinet, Misc Household Items K403-Todd B ro o k s 1 G lass E nclosed D isp lay U n it w ith M irrored Backing, and a TelephonePublish 3/28/02 and 4/4/02

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A regular m eeting of th e Board of Zomng Appeals w ill be held on Thursday, April 4, 2002 a t 7 00 P M in th e Commission C ham bers of th e City Hall, 2 0 1 S M am Street, Plymouth, MI, to consider th e following items Z-01-04 7 0 1 N Evergreen Non Use Variance Extension Requested

Side Yard SetbackZoned R -l, Single Fam ily Residential A pplicant BradleyAUen Non U se Variance Requested Fence Variance Zoned R 1, Single Family Residential Applicant D aniel and Stacey Rosol

Z-02-04 204 Joy S treet Non Use Variance RequestedSide Yard Setback Shed on vacant lot Zoned R 1 Single Family Residential Applicant C am ille Prochazka

In com pliance w ith th e A m ericans w ith D isab ilities Act, th e C ity of Plym outh w ill provide necessary reasonable aux ilia ry aids and services, such as signers for th e h ea rin g im paired an d aud io tapes of p rin ted m ateria ls being considered a t th e m ee tm g /heanng to individuals w ith disabilities Requests for auxiliary aids or services m ay be m ade by w nting or calling th e following

Carol Stone ADA Coordinator 201 S M am S treetPlym outh MI 48170, (734) 453 1234, E xt 206

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JACQUELINE SMITH I m told often that I resemble her and Jackie Kennedy Big hazel eyes auburn hair great sm le very classy lookng 56 mother hgh energy pe son Loves water boat ng fish ng travelling Seek ng non smokng gentemen 59 plus 48 to 58 wth smlar Interests Macomb County BOX 27021

NEW BEGINNINGS Sngle whte female 47 5 4 176 lbs neve married 3 grown chll d en who enjoys candle! ght din ners moves homebody seekng b ack maie 49 to 52 for dating and poss ble reiat onsh p Wayne coun ty BOX 27024

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THE HAPPIEST PLACEOn earth Is the heart of this friend ly white w Cowed female 63 seek Ing frlendsh p in a male 60 to 70 non smoker Lets get together and see f we enjoy each others com pany Oakland County 80X35991

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LADY WITH PIZZAZ Eclectc attractve slender fun romant c ady enjoys golf tennis boat ng danc ng and more Seek ng special fun gentleman 59 plus ove 510 non smpker hon est and oyal BOX 36009

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MEET SOMEONE NICE!Experienced educated estab fished single white male enjoys Interacting with an attractive white lady n her 40s for datng and possible relationship 60X10938

LETS BE TOGETHER Relable single white male 41 handsome and articulate seeks new female fnend to spend time with BOX 12405

TIME FOR A CHANGE Single white professional male 45 58 fit no dependents Catholc communicative Introspectiveenjoys varieties of music movies reading thinking etc Seeking tit emotionally available single white professional female Oakland County BOX 13575

TIME FOR A CHANGE Single white professional male 45 58* fit no dependents Catholic communicative introspectiveenjoys varieties of music movies reading thinking etc Seeking fit emotionally available single whte professional female Oakland County BOX 36037

HEART TO HEART Handsome peaceful man search ng for an earth woman beautiful ns de and out looking for a true honest relationship InterestsInclude yoga meditation music cooking work In real estate BOX 13488

GENTLEMAN S TOUCHwith a strong shoulder to lean on N ce looking single white male 43 kind considerate romantic Seeks a happy healthy attractive suitable companion 80X 13567

READY FOR LOVE5 ngle white male 40 physically fit6 200 lbs work out brown/green olive complexion professional Locking for a single white female 30-40 also profess onal and great personality BOX 13625

LET IT BE MEHugging and holding hands for LTR 56 200 lbs 58’ seeking a nice person height and weight pro­portionate BOX 13626

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GEM SEEKS TREASURER D vorced wh te pro'esslonal female 5 5 125 lbs brown/black hair and eyes dmples looks 40 s and stable Seekng a dvorced wh te ma e 59 to 65 att act ve 6 stab e and a good sense of humor BOX 31913

STILL ROMANTIC Dvorced white female 61 affec donate healthy active attractive and fun to be wth seeks counter part to share the good I fe and pos s ble ong term relatlonsh p Macomb county SOX 35901

ACTIVE SENIORS ONLY We traveled educated loving white professional female Seek ng a sophist cated Chnst an man 62 to 72 who can also be down to earth Interests a e c ass ca muse art apprecatlon word events and travel Comfortable one on-one and n social s tua tons Oakland County BOX 35911

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SEEKS SOULMATEDvoced black female 39 brown completon full figure Seekng her soulmate We are both honest head strong people who enjoy the same things such as bowing out door aedvties sports Jazz and famly orented Wayne County BOX 35942

SEARCHING SOUL MATES ng e wh te female 38 250 lbs ookng fo snge whte male 35 40 Ikes dlnng out bowing and quiet evenings at home someone w th the same nte est Oakland County BOX 35944

ATTRACTIVE ITALIAN Pette dvorced whte female seeks honest and secure singe white male 49 55 who likes to augh and have fun for fr sndsh p poss ble long term e at onsh p Dearborn a ea Wayne County BOX 35950

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LIFE TO THE FULLEST Singe black male 62 225 lbs medium brown complexion big brown eyes Enjoys sports video games shoot poo! bowling jazz music outgo ng ntellgent ntense person Looking for a single white female over 30 medium to queen size bu Id who knows what to do when she finds a good man BOX 13710

INTRODUCE YOURSELFL ght brown skin 6 male 250 lbs non smoker social drinker very ad back wth good sense of humor likes to dne out movies enjoy I fe and looking for someone 20 40 for fnendsh p first BOXJOUO

1ST PLACE GUYWhite male 34 510 athletic fit flnanc ally secure enjoys outdoors and bicycling Seeking a white Hispanic or As an woman 25 45 BOX 13812

WARM AND SINCEREHeart of gold SO 5 6" 160 ibs white male no children financially secure and easy gong Enjoys out door actlvties dining out movies romantic even ngs Seeking female 30 to 50 same nterests for serious rslatonship Wayne County BOX 33727

ARE YOU LOOKING FOR Att act ve honest big hearted white non abus ve sober man Actve secure widowed and lone some If you re under 60 attractve sender and serious call me Im your man Romulus Wayne County BOX 33735

LATE FIFTIESSingle male 58 175 ibs auburn har and blue eyes non smoker fnanclally stable enjoys campng long walks games quiet times at home and more Lookng for a female with slm lar nterests for possible relationship BOX 10700

TAKE IT FROM THEREGri! Single male 47 165 Ibs 59" brown hair seeking long term rela torship with a lady in early 40 s with a nice build and shape I live in the Wayne County area and will call you back BOX 10746

LOOKING FOR A GIRL Sngle maie 47 59” 165 lbs seek long term relationship with shapely lady n her early 40 s Wayne County area! BOX 11110

JUST LOVABLE Single white male 44 loves hug ging cuddling k ss ng and lots of affection Seeking female with the same Interest age race size open BOX 14939

I AM YOUR MAN Hardwork ng divorced white male 49 5 8" 175 Ibs Seeking a fun lov mg easy going Intelligent pretty white female In her middle 40 s for companionship and possible long term relatlonsh p Redford area Wayne county BOX 25974

TIRED OF BEING ALONE !m your man Hard working

divorced white male 49 5 8” 175 lbs seeking easy going and Intelll gent pretty white female In her40 s for a possible long term rela tlonshlp I m waiting to hear from you Redford Area Wayne County BOX 36011

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COME SAIL AWAYI m a 56 yr old single Greek busi nessman 5’9" looking for a tall sin gle lady whos marrlags minded and would be okay with a lot of travel livng both here and In Greece BOX 13563

TO THE POINTSingle white maie 31 looking for a nee knd sweet caring lady If your Interested give me a call BOX 13565

GREAT GUY AVAILABLE41 white male 56" 155 Ibs pro fesslonal like the computer dining out shopp ng mall fre places easy to get along with Look ng for someone for dating and more BOX 13599

GREAT GUY AVAILABLEYou + me - chemstry? Reformed workaholic single white male 44 non-smoker energetic like para salmg classic muse country get aways Seek single white female wth magneto personality and charm BOX 15425

LETS FALL IN LOVEI am 6 2 230 Ibs muscular from working out I enjoy sports dining out movies pool walks or stay home to cuddle Looking for white female 18-24 who Is slim to med uft) built and attractive BOX 15458

ILL BE ALL YOURS Single white male 46 honest faithful trustworthy caring loving up front smoker social drinker 6 165 Ibs looking for a white female 35 50 on the slim side 100 140 Ibs who has the same qualities as I do Looking for a very serious relationship no head games Oakland County BOX 26014

FULL FIGURED LADY S Divorced white male 43 5 9 165 Ibs blondlsh brown hair green eves down to earth Seeking a sin gle or dn/oresd whte female 38 to 45 who Is down to earth and enjoys the simple things In life For a possible relat onsnfp Wayne county BOX 27006

1 BELIEVE I CAN FLY Handsome successful profession al 66 6 ft look and feel young energetic positive upbeat humor ous romantic emotionally and fmancally secure If you want to talk to me just call BOX 13404

LET IT HAPPENAttractive single black male 6 2” 185 Ibs like dining out shooting pool travel sports Interested in meeting somebody and being fnends first BOX 13325

LET S MEET!Divorced white male 64 6 non smoker non-drinker likes dining out holding hands romant c nights Seeking white female 50 to 65 with same interests Wayne County BOX 13557

TAKE A CHANCE ON ME 511” 190 Ibs athletic build blonde/blue dress casual likes dancing clubbing or relaxing at home also concerts amusement parks staying fit etc Seeks Intell

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TIRED OF BEING ALONE Widowed and lonesome male 59” 168 Ibs social drinker smoker healthy gentle and giving Enjoys camping fishing travel walking games and quiet times at home Seeks well put together female under 60 with a nice personalty BOX 12547

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Cages 7-9) fin ish ed runner-up last weekend in the St Patrick's D ay M ite B Tournament at the Southside Ice C enter in Grand Rapids

M em b ers o f th e P re d a to rs in c lu d e D ou g N a g y , Cam J^adeU, John Jam es, M atthew G u sm , D a n ie l Lobo, T im m y tsFrso, J o e y C a r lto n , M ike B r z e z in s k i, J e re m y K o zle r , D e re k B e rk , L o gan T ig a n i, Tommy Carey, Luke Yates, Jor­dan Y a te s , D akota Lucas, B ill O a rlto n , A a ro n B e rk , M ark N agy, Joey Urso, John Jam es, Tom CareyU A L H O O P C H A M P I O N S. ■ The Livonia Junior Athletic

le a g u e Blazers, coached by John Belczak and Bob York, recently captured the varsity basketball division w ith a 12-0 record

M em b ers o f th e B la z e r s include A h Beidoun, J e ff B el­czak, M ike Carbott, Chad Casey, Brian Chandler, Sean Hostetter, Dan MacDonald, Jay McConnell, Ia n M cD o n a gh -C ro ss, C h ris M ulchay, C hris Roberts, Ricky Roman, B en Schroeder and A1 “York* ■ The Livonia Junior Athletic

League Hornets freshm en boys basketball team wrapped up an 8-0 division record recently with victories over the Raptors and Wizards"M e m b e rs o f th e H o rn ets,

coached b y M ark W agner and B ob H a rlo w , in c lu d e Joe Sw ingle, Thom as Cullum , Jor­dan E l Sabeh, D anny K eim ig, M a rk W a g n e r, Rob P a s ic k , D a v id B e rn ie r , Jon H arlo w , Robby K in g , C h a rlie Sw in gle, Marc Nemeth, Brandon Stamsz, Zach Chnstopoulos, Ken Bolton and Nick MarzekU A L F O O T B A L L S IG N U P

The L ivo n ia Junior A th letic League w ill have registration for the upcoming youth football and cheerleader seasons from 9 a m - noon on Saturday, April 13 and a t 10 a m -noon Saturday, April ^ 7 , b o th a t H olm es M iddle School

Cost is $150 for football play­ers and $100 for cheerleaders Y outh w ho are eight-years-old prior to Sept 1, 2002 and are not 15 prior to Sept 1, 2002, and who are within the listed weight limits, are eligible for football

Football team s are freshmen (8 10 y e a rs 125 pound m axi mum) junior varsity (9 11 years 135 pound m axim um and 12 y e a rs , 130 pound m axim um ) and v a rs ity (11-13 years, 165- pound m aximum and 14-years, 155-pound maximum)

F o r m ore in fo rm a tio n , c a ll (734) 464-6686 G O O D C O U N S E L F O O T B A L L

O ur L ad y of Good C ounsel’s football program w ill have an o rga n iza tio n a l/ in fo rm a tio n a l m e e tin g a t 7 p m T h u rsd a y , A p ril 1 1 a t the church ’s gym , located a t 1062 Church in P ly­mouth A ll boys who w ill be in grades 3-through-8 m the 2002- 03 school year and their parents are invited to attend

Those m the following parishes m ay participate Good Counsel, St Kenneth, Our Lady of Victo­

ry , S t M ary o f W ayn e, St Richard, H oly F am ily of Novi, S t Thom as A ’B eck ett, D ivine Savior, Resurrection, St James, St John Neumann

For further inform ation, call Mike G irskis at (734) 454-0847 (home) or (734) 427 6270 (work) S T E V E N S O N B A S E B A L L C L IN IC

A baseball clinic for ages 8-13 will be held from 9 a m to 1 p m Saturday, A p ril 20 at Livonia Stevenson High School

The cost is $25 per child (m advance) or $30 (at the door)

C o st in c lu d es fu n d am en tal baseball instruction, T-shirt and light lunch

For more inform ation, or to o b ta in an a p p lica tio n , ca ll Stevenson varsity baseball coach H a rv e y W em gard en at (248) 258-4477S H O C K B A S K E T B A L L C L IN IC

Former U niversity of Georgia All-Am erica and W NBA player D eanna N olan o f th e D etro it Shock w ill stage a b ask etb all clinic for boys and girls m grades 2-8 from 1-2 p m S a tu rd a y , Apnl 6, at Summit on the Park, located at 46000 Summit Park­way, Canton Township

The cost is $15 (includes ticket to an upcoming Shock game and prizes Instructional and techni­cal drills will be offered

F o r m ore in fo rm a tio n , ca ll Paul Brotz at (734) 721-1368 or Alan Kruck at (313) 820-5624S O C C E R O F F IC IA L S C L A S S

The United Federation of Offi­cia ls, in conjunction w ith the C ath o lic H igh School L eagu e (CHSL) and the Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) will be host­ing a soccer o fficia ls c lass on Monday, April 1, a t A llen Park Cabnni High School

The M ich ig an H igh School Athletic Association class is open to adults wishing to officiate var­sity, sub-varsity and CYO games and h ig h school ju n io rs and seniors interested in officiating sub-varsity and CYO games

Those com pleting th e course w ill be eligible to officiate the 2002 season

For more registration informa­tion, call Byron Beattie at 734- 281-3461W O M E N ’S S O C C E R L E A G U E

The Great Lakes Women’s Soc cer League is seeking players for th e outdoor seaso n , S u n d ay evenings June through August for 18 and up com petitive 30 and up com petitive and recre ational

Teams or individuals, expen enced or novice, are invited

For m ore in fo rm a tio n , c a ll (248) 624-7515 or fax (734) 207- 1656, or visit www GLW SL comA D U L T G O L F L E A G U E S

■ The Livonia Senior M en’s Golf League will stage its annual membership meeting at 10 a m W ed n esd ay, A p r il 10 , a t th e Livonia Senior Citizens Activity C e n te r , 33000 C iv ic C en ter Drive, located at Five Mile and Farmington roads, m Livoma

M em bersh ip is open to a ll Livonia m ale residents 62 and older

M em bers and p ro sp ective members are required to pay a $10 r e g is tra tio n fee and w ill

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SPORTS ROUNDUPreceive a m em bership card a t the meeting (deadline is Friday, May 31)

F or m ore in fo rm a tio n , c a ll Frank Dunne (734) 464-6181

■ Women interested m playing m a Friday morning golf league a t P h e a s a n t R un m C an to n should contact Kathie McFry at (734) 340-4269 or e-m ail romo48@peoplepc com

The 20-week league starts Fri­day, A pnl 19 Deadline for regis­tration is Fnday, April 5A R E A G O L F O U T IN G S

■ The Plymouth Salem dance team w ill sponsor a golf outing A p n l 27 at Hilltop G olf Course in P lym o u th . C ost is $67 p er player, whieh includes 18 holes of g o lf w ith cart, a continental b reakfast and a chicken sand­wich lunch

Extras include long dnve and closest to the pm contests (both $5) The best team receives a gift ce rtifica te for a fre e round of golf

R S V P b y A p ril 9 N am es of foursome, entry-fee and e-m ail

address to S a lem D ance G o lf Outing, 1406 Rand Rd , Canton, MI, 48187

For furth er inform ation, call K a th ie Zaum sel at (734) 981- 3301 or Nichole Barrett at (734) 416-9141

■ The W estland Cham ber of Com m erce w ill stage its 22nd a n n u a l g o lf c la s s ic T u esd a y, June 25, at Pheasant Run Golf Club in Canton

R egistratio n is a t 7 30 a m (includes continental breakfast) followed by an 8 30 a m shotgun start (scramble format)

Sponsorship packages are also available including hole ($130), range ($150), closest to the pm ($300), birdie ($350) and eagle ($500)

For more information, call the chamber at (734) 326-7222,L IV O N IA B A S E B A L L S IG N U P

Openings for C ity o f Livonia coed T-ball and coach-pitch base­ball programs w ill be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis from April 22 through May 3 at the P a rk s and R e cre a tio n office,

located a t 33000 C iv ic C en ter Dnve

The second-chance registration is for persons who m issed the March 1 deadline There w ill be not w aiting list

You m ust reside m either the Livonia or C larenceville school distncts to register

F o r m ore in fo rm a tio n , c a ll (734) 466-2410 A D U L T H O C K E Y L E A G U E S

■ M en’s and wom en’s recre ational hockey leagues for spring and sum m er are now form ing Leagues are for over 21, over-30, over-40 and over 50, w ith play on various evenings from April 14 to Ju ly 25 at Plym outh and Canton arenas

For more information and reg­istration forms, call John Wilson at (248) 471-0658 or e-mail him at john@rspi net

A lso , v is i t th e W eb s ite a t www rspi net

■ T h e R e tir e e s (o ver 50) “Drop-m” H ockey w ill continue its schedule through the spring and summer, starting at 9 a m

Tuesdays and F rid ays a t P ly ­mouth’s Arctic Pond

All senior player j are welcome, no experience is necessary

Cost is $ 11 per game, with cof­fee, ju ice , m uffins and dough­nuts after each game

F o r m ore in fo rm a tio n , call John W ilson at (248) 471-0658 or call the arena at (734) 207 7663

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Openings for the C ity of Livo­nia pigtail, powderpuff and Class F girls softball program w ill be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis April 29 through M ay 10 at the Parks and Recreation office, located a t 33000 C iv ic C enter Drive

The second chance deadline is for those who missed the March 28 deadline There is no waitinglist

You m ust reside in either the Livonia or Clarenceville school districts to register

F or m ore in fo rm a tio n , ca ll (734) 466-2410

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REUNION CALENDARAs space permits, the Observer & Eccentric Newspapers print, without charge, announcements o f class reunions Send the information to Reunions, Observ er & Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia 48150 Please include the date o f the reunion, one contact per­son, and a telephone number

B IR M IN G H A M HIGH SCH O O L■ Class of 1952A 50th class reunion will be held at 6 30 p m , Saturday, Sept 14, at Orchard Lake Country Club C all Julie McKnight at (248) 646-1073 for more information

C H A D S E Y■ Class of 1952A “golden anniversary” reunion is m the early planning stages Alumni are being asked to call and share their interest in attending a reunion Call Flo­rence A Azzopardi (313) 937- 1246■ Classes of 1961,1962,1963, and 1964, 40-year combined reunion, Saturday, June 1 Call (248) 746-9618 to get on the mailing listC LA R K S T O N HIGH SCH O O L■ 50th Class ReunionDeer Lake Athletic Club, 6167 White Lake Road, Clarkston, A ug 24, (248) 625-1614

CO U S IN O C L A S S REUNION■ Classes of 1971-73 Reunion scheduled for July 5 For more information call Tom Poster, (248) 706-9363 or Nancy (Gentner) MacDonald (313) 886- 1610D E A R B O R N HIGH■ Class of 1952Fifty year reunion planned for A ug 3 at the Dearborn Country Club Call Carolyn (Haseltme) Chambon at (313) 937-1387 or Marianne Hoag at (313) 274- 9064DETROIT C E N T R A L HIGH■ Class of Jan 1952Fifty year reunion on July 13 and 14,2002 Call Barbara Wemdlmg Coden at (248) 737- 1653 or Harold Summers, (248) 967-3559DETROIT M A C K E N Z IE HIGH S C H O O L■ Class of 1942S ix t y y e a r r e u n io n 3 p m S a t u r d a y J u n e 8 a t th e re s id e n c e o f J o e J u e t t C o s t $ 2 0 p e r p e r s o n in c lu d e s fo o d a n d re f r e s h m e n t s C a l l (734 ) 4 2 0 2 0 3 6

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■ January 1952Get ready to celebrate our 50th We are close to setting a date of May 18, 2002 for the party Call ASAP Gina Stocker Alexander, (313) 535-8575 or e-mail gmaalex2@aol com or Marlene McGregor Ruppenthal (248) 855- 9010DETROIT SO U T H EA STER N HIGH

SCH O O Ln Class of 1943Planmng 60th reunion for May or June 2003 Contact Evelyn (Blair) Lukasiewicz, 202 Woody Lot 5, Roxbury, N C 27573- 4741 Or reply to P O Box 158 Garden City, MI, 49835-0158 Please include name, address, and maiden name, i f applicable, to update class records Include a self-addressed, stamped enve­lope for further details DETROIT W ILB U R W RIGHT HIGH

SCH O O L■ Class of 1962Planning 40th reunion, Satur­day, Aug 10, Livonia Marriott Call Don Simms (248) 814-9425

D O M IN ICAN H IGH S CH O O L■ Class of 1952Fifty-year reunion, 1 p m Sun­day, April 28, Partridge Creek Country Club, Clmton Town­ship Call Ann (734) 591-0042 or Barbara (248) 851-3639 FO R D SO N HIGH

■ Class of 1952 Fifty-year reunion, Saturday,Oct 5, at the Hellenic Cultural Center in Westland For more information, January grads con­tact (313) 388-1582 or orloffal@aol com and June grads call (313) 565-1641 or contact janmarv<§>}uno comG A R D EN C ITY W E S T HIGH■ Class of 1971Reunion scheduled for Aug 10, 2002 at the Marriott in Romulus Register at www classreumon- splus com and visit the class website atwww homestead com/gardencity- west71/index html

G R O S S E PO INTE NORTH■ Class of 1991Call (800) 677-7800, visit www taylorreunions com or e- mail info@taylorreumons com or culbertson@taylorreumons com or write Taylor Reunion Ser vices P O Box 597 Dallas TX 75221 9929■ Class of 1972Thirtieth reunion on July 20 For

more information write to GPNHS class Reunion, P O Box 80771, St C lair Shores, MI 48080H O LY R E D E E M E R■ *•$▲ ▲ Q® eHKX/Planning 50th reunion for fall of 2003 For more information call Ellen M cCarty Wright at (313) 533-3364 or e-mail her at ellen- inredford@yahoo com or call Kathleen Quinn Wirtanen at (586) 781-6479 Her e-mail address is katewirtanen@peo- plepc com■ Class of 1962 Classm ates call Frank S Barkovich regarding the class reunion m 2002 Call (734) 397- 8777LA D Y W O O D H IGH S C H O O L A LU M N I

Ladywood High School invites all alumni to attend a luncheon

tat 11 30 a m Saturday, April 27 *in Burton Manor, 27777 School­craft Road, Livonia Cost is $20 per person For reservations, call th e school a t (734) 591-1544 All classes are invited

L A H S E R H IGH■ Class of 1982Reunion on Oct 12 at the Novi Hilton, Novi Call Reunions Made Easy a t (248) 592-9565 LIVO N IA FR A N K LIN HIGH■ Class of 1982Reunion on Oct 12 at the Dou­bletree Guest Suites Call Reunions Made Easy at (248) 592-9565

L IVO N IA S T E V E N S O N■ Class of 1972A 30 year reunion is planned for

Aug 9, 2002 The reunion com­mittee is taking inquiries Call Kathy (Guilbault) Harris (734) 462-1772 or Paul St Henry (734) 591-6081

M A R IA N HIGH■ Class of 1996Contact Jennifer Latimer (248) 646-9060 or Tina Malloy (248) 433-1795

M A R TIN LU T H ER KING HIGH■ Class of 1978Get together for food and conver sation at 6 p m , Saturday, April 6, at Fuddruckers, 2630 E Jef­ferson at the corner of Chene, Detroit C all Pat Underwood at (313) 273 5704 or e mail Pat poo78@aol com for more informa tionM C F A R L A N D JU N IO R HIGH■ Class of 1966

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Classmates are being sought for a 35th reunion Call K aren (810) 573-7145, Vickey (517) 548-5133 or e-mail misst27@aol com NORTH FARM INGTO N HIGH■ Class o f 1992 Reunion on Oct 12 a t Novi Hilton, Novi Call Reunions Made Easy at (248) 592-9565 for more information■ Class o f 1982Reunion on Aug 17 at the Dou­bletree Guest Suites, Novi Call Reunions Made Easy at (248) 592-9565 for more informationO S B O R N H IGH S CH O O L

■ Classes of 1960-63 Reunion is planned for June 1, 2002 Call (248) 746-3305 PE R S H IN G■ Class of 1952A 50th reunion is planned for June 22, 2002 m Farmington Hills Call Ron B unn (248) 623- 2454, e-mail rbunn@prodigy net or Fred Neilson (352) 365-1483 or pershing52@aol com■ Class of 1962Penshing High School - Detroit, Class of 1962 and 1961 summer school graduates are invited to a 7 p m June 15, 2002 reunion at the American Polish Century Club, 33204 Maple Lane, Ster­ling Heights C allF n ed a Luttschyn (810) 643-5619, Jo Com ere (586) 566-2644, Carol Kraus (734) 878-6943, and Chame Corso (517) 546-8145■ Class of 1962A reunion is being planned Class of 1961 summer school grads also welcome Call Carol Kraus (734) 878-6943 or e-mail camigrz@ismi net or Chaine Corso (517) 546-8145 or e-mail chicorso@ismi netP IO N EER A N N A R B O R

■ Class of 1991The committee is updating addresses/ phone numbers of class members Call (800) 677- 7800, visitwww taylorreunions com or e- mail mfo@taylorreumons com (313) 291-6359 PLY M O U T H HIGH S C H O O L■ Class of 1957Forty fifth reunion, July 20, Ply­mouth Masonic Temple Accept­ing reservations until June 1, call Guy Bunyea, (734) 260 2799

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ROCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL■ C lass of 1952Fifty-year class reunion Satur­day, Sept 14 Contact Mary Louise (Miller) Sherby, 522 Ren- shaw, Rochester, 48307, (248) 651-1014ST . G E M M A G R A D E S C H O O L

■ A ll alumni from 1950-2001 Reunion planned for 7 p m Fri­day, Sept 6 at Laurel Manor m Livonia Tickets are $50 Seek­ing all past students Call St Gemma Reunion hotlme at (734) 420-3333 for more mformation O r e-mail Mary (Belknap) Hard- enbergh at hardenmk@aol com

ST . R ITA HIGH S C H O O L■ C lass o f 1957 Celebrating its 45th year reunion, Sunday, M ay 19, War­ren Chateau C all Loretta McK- iddie (248) 473-8664 or Doug Ross (248) 476-0623 E-mail DOUG48335@aol com, subject St R ita ReunionS E A H O L M HIGH

■ C lass of 1967Reunion planned for A ug 10 at Kingsley Hotel and Suites,39475 Woodward, Blooihfield H ills C all Claudia Jackson at (248) 823-5210 or visit sea* holm67 com for more informa­tion■ Class of 1982Reunion on Nov 30 Call Reunions Made Easy at (248) 592-9565 for more mformation SO U TH G A TE H IGH ’■ C lass of 1977Tw enty five year reunion is planned for Aug 17 at Epicurean

House in Trenton C all (248) 661-8655 or e-mail Colenechdpifi@yahoo com S O U T H E A S T E R N H IG H S C H O O L■ Class o f 1952Fifty year reunion planned for Sept 28,2002 C all (810) 776- 2461 or (248) 352-8677 or e-ma’ l Ellenzac@Excite com

S O U T H W ES T ER N H IGH SCH O O L■ Class of 1947Fifty-five y ear reunion, July 21, Am aldo’s Banquet Center, Riverview, call B etty Jane (Galitz) Pesti, (313) 386-9134 U TICA HIGH S C H O O L

■ Class o f 1982Twenty-year reunion, 7 p m Sat­urday, July 20, Zuccaro’s Coun­try House, 12 M ile Road at Gra­tiot Dinner, cocktails, dancing E-mail uhsclassof82@yahoo com

W A Y N E M E M O R IA L H IGH SC H O O L■ Class o f 1957Reunion at 6 p m , M ay 18, in the American Legion Post, 9318 Newburgh, Livonia Looking for classmates Contact Larry Schafer at LES87@aol com or (806) 848-3566 w ith information about classmates C all Frank McM urray a t (734) 455-3344 (days) or (734) 424-0011 (evenings) or e-mail him at wmhs57@aol com for more infor­mation about the reunionW E S T E R N H IGH S C H O O L

■ Class o f 1955 and 1956 Reumon Saturday, Nov 2 Con­tact M inam (Keppen) Winkler mwmkler@att com, (313) 383- 3444 or P at (Baratone) Levay (313) 381-2361

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The festive Easter event along the bunny trail through the park offers lots of activities for kids including crafts, music, games, cos­tumed characters, a magician, and musical show Photos w ith the E aster Bunny are available for an additional charge

The Detroit Zoo is at the intersection of 10 M ile Road and Wood­w ard Avenue ju st off the 1-696 service drive Adm ission is $2 per person for ages 2 and older with a canned food donation to benefit Food Bank No charge for children under 2 P arking is $4 Admis­sion charges do not apply to members C all (248) 541-5835 for information

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LaPointe-FirestoneD avid and Jean LaP ointe of

Plymouth announce the engage­ment of their daughter, Allison M an e to M atth ew Jason F ire­stone, son of Michael and Linda Firestone of Howell

A llison is a 1993 graduate of P lym outh C an ton H igh School and earned an associate’s degree a t Schoolcraft College She is currently employed at Infotneve in Plymouth

Matthew is a 1993 graduate of Plym outh Canton H igh School He is also a 2001 g rad u ate of E a ste rn M ich ig an U n iv e rs ity with a degree in teaching He is currently employed with the Ply­mouth Canton School District

An A pril 27, 2002 wedding is p lann ed a t O ur L ad y of Good Counsel Catholic Church in Ply mouth

James and Susan M cllvam of Plymouth announce the engage­ment of their daughter, Rebecca Kay, to John Thomas Patterson, son of Richard and Lynn Patter­son of Parchment

Rebecca is a 1992 graduate of Livonia Stevenson High School and a 1996 W estern M ichigan U n iv e r s ity g ra d u a te Sh e is completing a master’s degree at A q u in a s C o lle g e in G ran d Rapids She is employed as an a rt teacher m W ayland Union Schools

John attends W estern M ichi­gan U niversity and w ill gradu­ate in A p ril w ith a degree in communications

A June 29 wedding is planned at the K alam azoo N ature Cen­ter

Hughey-HermanJam es and Ju d y H u gh ey of

W estland announce the engage­m ent o f th e ir d a u gh ter, L isa Renee, to Timothy James, son of Leon Herm an of Northville and Kathleen Herman of Canton

Lisa earned a bachelor degree m social science and elementary education from M adonna U ni­versity and m aster’s degree in early childhood education from E aste rn M ich igan U n iversity Sh e te a c h e s second g ra d e in Livonia Public Schools

Tim attends Eastern Michigan U n iv ersity and is m ajoring in history and secondary education He is em ployed by B ill Brown Ford m Livonia

A July 19 wedding is plannedat St John’s G olf and Confer­ence Center

Easter from page D4m ega-b u n n ies, w h ich go for $79 55 “I ’ve sold tw o of th is guy,” she said, pointing to mega­b u n n y ’s l it t le b ro th er, who weighs in at a hefty 4-5 pounds and costs $58 55

A dark chocolate lover, Karen C raig of Northville has been a Kem m tz customer for 20 years She usually spends $50-$60 on E aster candy “And every year it’s a little bit more I always by a bunny or duck for everybody’s b a sk e ts , and I buy th e eggs T h ey m ake the best chocolate here ”

George Kunzat of Novi and his w ife, A m y, are first-tim e cus tomers He is a chocolate lover of the first degree “Oooh, loo, loo, loo, “ he said, trying to artic­ulate his love of chocolate I f the g la s s co u n ters w e re h ig h e r , George’s nose would be pressed against them

“T h ese a re from m y c h ild ­hood,” he said, pointing to the row of plump, decorated eggs on th e co u n terto p th a t com e m maple nut, cream, coconut, fruit and nut, and chocolate “They don’t m ake them in every shop

anymoreT h e K u n z a ts le ft th e store

with a large maple cream milk- ch o co la te egg and a sm a lle r ch o co la te one T h ey p la n to sh are th e eggs, w hich George said were “TV snacks ”

Joanne Gorman, who has lived m P lym ou th for 37 years and h as been a K em m tz custom er almost that long, is buying bun­nies for her six grandchildren, who w ere born w ith dark and m ilk chocolate ta ste buds “It turns out no one likes the white chocolate,” she said

Alas, Kemmtz does have a few w h ite ch ocolate fa n s S h aro n Rucm ski of Plym outh is one of them “Oh, I love the white, but m y family is all milk That’s nice because no one eats mine ”

The store’s big rush w ill come on T h u rsd ay and F rid ay , said Smith She’s prepared In prepa­ration for Easter, her s ta ff has made 22 batches of m ilk choco­late and two-and-a-half batches each of dark and white Hmmm, think that isn’t much chocolate? Well, think again One batch of chocolate, made in those huge

professional-size vats, takes one day to make That’s a lot of bun­nies and chicks

“And then you fit the chocolate pops in between,” said Smith

K e m m tz sh o u ld in s ta ll a revolving door, especially during th e w e e k before E a ste r M ost customers, like Joanne Gorman, leave with a shopping bag full of chocolate “I feel ju st like Peter Rabbit,” she said

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Livonia resident helps keep diners healthyT h e r e ’s a p la s tic ro ach

taped to Maureen Franklin’s office cubicle door The phony b u g re p re se n ts F ra n k lin s enemy, along w ith rats, fruit f l ie s , s a lm o n e lla , m ildew , mold and anything microbial that can make diners sick

F r a n k lin is one o f 20 W ayn e C o u n ty r e s ta u r a n t inspectors, or more formally known as environmentalists, assigned to check out every r e s ta u r a n t in th e co u n ty tw ice a year to ensure th at ow ners follow s tr ic t gu id e­lin e s c o v e r in g e v e ry th in g from how food is handled to how m any sinks are needed m the kitchen

W ayn e C o u n ty 's D e p art­m en t o f E n v iro n m e n ta l H ealth, a division of Public H e a lth , is ch a rg e d w ith in s p e c tin g 4,000 lice n se d restaurants, mobile and tem­porary facilities (Detroit has its own department) annual­ly If inspectors find a severe violation such as rats, they can shut down a facility I f less critical violations are dis­co vered , th e r e s ta u r a n t owner is given time to correct the problems Last year, more than 9,800 inspections were conducted m the food safety

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F ran k lin got in terested m becoming an inspector when she worked as a manager at a pizza chain in the mid-’80s

*1 w as ju s t so im pressed w ith th e in sp e cto r w ho reviewed my restaurant, how thorough and knowledgeable she was,” said Franklin who went back to school and grad­uated in 1996 with a concen­tration m microbiology She re ce n tly com p leted more tra in in g and h as become a registered sanitarian

Employee of the yearShe b ega n w o rk in g a t

WCEH m 1999 The Livonia resident is assigned to Dear­born (W ayne C o u n ty took over inspections Ju ly 1999 ) T h ere a re m ore th an 400 restaurants m the city, and Franklin works with another inspector, Anthony Matlock Franklin loves w hat she does, c a llin g it "a b la s t, and it shows In 2001, her cowork­ers named h er em ployee of th e year m E nvironm ental Health, an honor that brings her a parking spot right next to her building s s ta ff entry door

She emoys the diverse cul­

Inspection: Maureen Franklin checks a restaurant kitchen sink during an inspection

Just checking: Maureen Franklin checks the dish­washer during a restaurant inspection.tural atmosphere she encoun­ters in Dearborn, even seek­ing out information about the cultural practices o f Arab and Islamic people so she could be more comfortable She notes,' I ve learned a lo t so much and the job has enriched me personally

N in e ty p e rc e n t o f Franklin's work involves con­ducting food service inspec­tions This inclu des mobile units and public facilities like schools that serve food The 85-year-old m o th e r o f tw o also takes com plaints about problems such as backed-up sewers

In sp ectio n s a re u n a n ­nounced A routine inspection can take from 40 minutes up to five hours In an average m onth sh e'll do 30 routin e visits with 25 additional fol­low-up inspections and com­plaint reviews

To cut down on paper, she uses a small data recording d evice about th e s ize of a hardcover book to record her findings The information can then be p rin ted out on the

spot for the restaurant owner and later, back at the office, th e data downloaded into a computer

While Franklin stresses the m ajority of her inspections involve minor violations, she has learned that places with a wide variety of menu items can be a concern "In places like that, the staff is trying to do a lot of things at once," she explains, "and the potential fo r cro ss-co n tam in atio n is th ere For exam ple, a cook m ay be cracking an egg and touching a sandwich with the sam e hands T h eir controls have to be tigh ter"

Worst situationT h e w o rst s itu a tio n she

ever encountered happened when she was employed at a chain restaurant, now closed "We had a terrible cockroach infestation They were falling ou t o f the l ig h ts , in to our h a ir W e had to leave our clothes outside at night so the roaches wouldn t come into our homes

New problems are emerg­

in g fo r ow n ers, F r a n k lin e x p la in s L ik e f r u it f lie s "T h ey h id e in p la c e s , and th e y a re becom in g m ore resilient to pesticides Rats, too, she said are a grow ing problem S h e b lam es m ild winter weather for not help­ing decimate the population

Rodents represent one o f four reasons requiring imme­diate shutdown o f a restau ­rant The other three include no water, no hot w ater and no electricity

In 2000, the number of vio­lations in the Michigan Food Law of 200, P A 92 of 2000, ch an ged from 4 1 to m ore than 371 The most common v io latio n involves tra in in g em ployees about th e ir own h e a lth re p o rtin g r e q u ire ­m ents A n oth er one is the new requirement of m arking "use by' dates on ready-to-eat food held under refrigeration

On a recent follow-up visit to a busy Dearborn restau ­rant, Franklin walked in and was cheerfully greeted by the ow ners She w a sh e d h e r hands and, inspection form m hand, she reviewed two items - the temperature of cooked nee and how stored food was b ein g dated, problem s she had encountered on an earli­er inspection

After looking at food stored m th e re fr ig e r a to r , sh e stop p ed to ta lk w ith th e ow ner "The food in th e refrigerator still doesn't have a d a te m arked on th em Please have this fixed ' The owner assured her he would have this taken care of by her n e x t v is it w ith in a w eek Both Franklin and the owner signed an inspection form

B ack m her mini-van, she confides that she finds job so rewarding

"It s k n o w in g you h av e m ade a d ifferen ce in w h a t you do I work to find a bal­ance I assu re ow ners th a t we're there to help them, to make them better operators, and u lt im a te ly to p ro te ct them from legal action

We really try to m ake it safe for people Remember I eat here in this county My family eats here

To ta lk w ith an Environ m e n ta l H ealth D iv is io n staffer, call (734) 727 7400

SINGLES MINGLEIf you want to submit an item for the Singles Mingle calendar, fax it to our Farmington office (248) 477-9722 or Livonia office (734) 591 7279 or write Singles Mingle, Farming ton Observer, 33411 Grand River, Farming ton, Ml 48 3 3 5 The deadline an announce m en t to appear in the Thursday edition is noon Friday

S IN G L E M IN G LE SSingle Mingle dances are held selected Fridays throughout the month For dates and loca­tions, call the Metropolitan Single Profession­als at (248) 851-9909 W E S T S ID E D A N C E SW est Side Singles hold dances hold F nday night dances at Burton Manor m Livonia For dates and locations call (734) 981-0909B O O K T A LKBorders Books in Farmington Hills hosts a book discussion group 7 30-8 30 p m the sec­ond W ednesday of each month Call (248) 851- 9909C A R D S & D IN N ERJoin the Farmington Single Professionals for euchre, pinochle and dinner from 6 30-9 30 p m every Monday at Crowley’s Old Village Inn in downtown Farmington A F T E R W O R K P A R T IE SMetropolitan Single Professionals host “Fun and Fine Dining” 5 30-7 30 p m every Thurs­day a t restaurants throughout the Detroit area To find out locations, call (248) 851-9909 S IN G L E S W A L KSingles from First Presbyterian Church m Northville w alk through Heritage Park in Farm ington Hills at 10 a m every Saturday D IV O R C E S U P P O R TThe Women’s Resource Center at Schoolcraft College sponsors a Divorce Support Group from 7-9 p m at the McDowell Center (room 225) C all (734) 462-4443 Group meets the second (discussion) and fourth (speaker) Tues­day o f the month Upcoming schedule includes■ Group discussion, April 9, April 23■ New group for those divorced more than one year M eets from 7 30-9 p m across the hall from W RC, April 11W A R D S IN G LE SSingle Point Ministries o f Ward Presbyterian Church (30 years and older) meet at 11 30 a m every Sunday in Knox Hall, for fellowship and encouragement Ward is located at 40000 Six M ile Road m Northville Call (248) 374- 5920 Other W ard Singles events■ Lighthouse Cafe, 7-10 p m Fnday, March 29 Cost is $5 Hot dogs and other goodies available■ Classic semor Singles Bible Study meets 10 a m every ThursdayL IG H T H O U S E C A F ESingle Point Lighthouse Cafe (coffee house) w ill be held 7 10 p m the fourth Friday of every month at Knox Hall m Ward Presbyteri an Church Free child care is available Call (248) 374 5920

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i f y o u ~ w m t~ to ~ m tm irm item for the religion calendar fax it to (734) 591-7279 or write Reh gion Calendar, Observer News paper, 36251 Schoolcraft Road, Livonia, Ml 4 8 1 5 0 The deadline for an announcement to appear in the Thursday edition is noon MondayM A R R IA G E EN CO U N TERWorldwide M arriage Encounter offers weekend experiences designed to help m am ed couples improve communication and learn the value of intimacy, April5-7 and M ay 17-19 at the St John’s Fam ily Life Center,44011 F ive Mile, Plymouth Reg­istration fee is $50 (248) 528- 2512 or (810) 286-5524UNITY C H U R C HU nity of Livonia w ill hold Easter Services at 7 a m , 9 a m and 11 a m , Sunday, March 31 A full breakfast w ill be served from 8- 1 1 a m Other Holy Week ser­vices include Maundy Thursday Service a t 7 p m , March 28,Good Friday Service at 1 p m , March 29 and a prayer vigil that same day from 10 a m -7 p m The church is located on Five Mile between Inkster and Mid- diebelt (734) 421-1760 G A R D E N C ITY P R E S B Y T E R IA N

C H U R C HHere’s the "schedule of Easter week services a t the church■ 7 p m on M aundy Thursday, March 28■ 10 a m on E aster Sunday, March 31The church is located on Middle-

belt south of Ford Good Hope Lutheran Church will host a joint ecumenical ser­vice with Garden City Presbyte­rian Church from noon-1 30 p m on Good Friday, March 29 Good Hope Lutheran is located on Cherry Hill west of Inkster For information, call (734) 421-7620

H O LY W E E K S E R V IC E SSt John’s Lutheran Church of Bedford, 13542 Mercedes, Bed­ford, will hold Maundy Thursday service at 7 p m , with commu­nion, foot-washing and stripping of the altar, on Thursday, March 28 Meditation is at noon on Good Friday, March 29 A joint service will be held with Trinity Church, 7 p m Good Friday at Trinity, 14800 Middlebelt, south of Five Mile, Livoma Easter Vigil is 7 p m Saturday, March 30 at Good Shepherd Lutheran, 26212 Six Mile Road, west of Beeeh-Daly, Redford St John’s will serve breakfast at 9 a m m its fellowship hall Festival wor­ship, with special music and communion, follows at 10 30 a m (313)538-2660

R IVER SID E P A R K CH U R C H O F GO DOpening of new prayer room,10 45 a m Sunday, March 31, 11771 Newburgh, Livoma The room will formerly open on Mon­day, April 1 There are plans to have a drop off box for the com­munity to place prayer requests or needs that w ill be prayed for In the meantime, you can call (734) 464-0990

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Holy week services are 7 30 p m Thursday, March 28 and Friday, March 2 9 ,10 30 a m Sunday, March 31 The church is located at 9601 Hubbard, at W est Chica­go Road, Livonia (734) 422- 0494E A S T E R D R A M AM em m an Road Baptist Church, 2055 M em m an, two blocks south of Ford, Garden City, will present T h e L a m b o f G o d , a musical drama about the passion of Jesus Christ, 7 p m Friday, March 29 and Saturday, March 30 An interpreter w ill sign the show for the deaf (734) 421- 0472HEALTH S E M IN A RAncient Health Principles Con­firmed by Modern Science, 2- 5 30 p m Sunday, April 7, Metropolitan SDA Church,15585 Haggerty, between Five and Six M ile roads, Plymouth Join Dr A rthur Weaver as he shows how utlizing biblical prin­ciples of health could held you live m the 21st century and avoid many o f the chronic dis­eases that plague htankind Seminar ends with a meal based on nutritional concepts taught m the seminar No charge, freewill offering Limited seatmg, advance registration required, call (313) 531-2179NATIVITY U N ITED C H U R C H O F

CH R ISTEaster worship service will be at 10 30 a m Sunday, March 31

with the Rev Larry Hoxey Com­munion will be offered A pot- luck breakfast will be served at 9 a m The church is at 9435 Henry R uff at West Chicago Road, Livonia (734) 421-5406A N N U A L BAN Q U ETThe Brotherhood of S t Andrew, a worldwide ministry to men m the Episcopal Church, w ill meet for a banquet, music by Albina Miller and a presentation by Ward Powers, author of V o ices in ­v e r s e , 6 p m Friday, April 12, at St Andrew’s Episcopal Church, 16360 Hubbard, Livoma Tickets are $20 per person (734) 591- 3067RELIG ION C U S S E SFaith Covenant Church m Farm­ington H ills hosts ALPHA, a senes of classes that offer a prac­tical introduction to the Chns- tian faith Classes run 6 30-9 p m Thursdays through M ay 2 Some of the topics to be dis­cussed w ill be Who is Jesus7 W hy did He die9 Does God heal today7 Dinner and child care will be provided Call (248) 661-9191

ON-GOINGL IFES T Y LE C H A N G ESA Weigh Down workshop meets at 7 30 p m Mondays m Geneva Presbytenan Church on Sheldon just north o f Ford Road m Can­ton Township The workshop combines Bible study, discussion and video tape viewing, aimed at making lifestyle changes, includ­ing weight loss (234) 459-0013

____________ BIRTHS____________S h a w n e e R a m se y a n d R ic k M o o re announce the birth of

their daughter, K a th e r in e P a t r ic ia M oore on Dec 22 at Garden City Hospital

She joins brother, Dylan, 8, a t homeGrandparents are Butch and P at Kneiding of W estland, Fred

and Linda Ramsey o f W estland and Eileen Roe of Garden City

G re g o ry Romej' and A m a n d a F e rg u so n announce the birth of their son, Gabe Alan Romej, on Dec 3 1 at Garden C ity Hospital

He joins sister, Fallon, 6 and brother, Zachary, 4, at homeG ran d p aren ts a re G re g o ry and M a ry Romej o f W estland,

Richard Ferguson of Taylor, and Lidia Paller of Livonia

T r ic ia a n d B r ia n L e A n n a is o f G arden C ity announce the birth of their son, E z r a D o ri L e A n n a is , on Jan 2 a t Garden City Hospital

He joins brother, Devon Jam es Philip, 23 months, a t homeGrandparents are Sharon and Philip LeAnnais o f Northville,

and James Sopko and M arilyn Sauve o f Detroit

K a m ela Y o d e r and D e n n is G ra c e of Plymouth announce the birth of their daughter, A u d r e y E rin G ra ce , on Jan 3 at Garden City Hospital

She joins sister, Paige Renee, 4, at homeGrandparents are Florence G race of G arden C ity and Earle

Yoder of Plymouth

J e s s ic a Z aw o n d a and J a s o n B u c h a n a n of Canton Township announce the birth o f their son, D a r r e n S c o tt B u c h a n a n , on Jan 5 at Garden C ity Hospital

He joins brother, Devin, at homeGrandparents are Devera Ekom , M arilyn DeWolf, great-grand­

parents, Delane Cable, Richard Ekom , and great-great grandpar­ents, Marian and Carol Cable o f Garden City

D e n ise V a le n tin e of D etroit announces the birth o f her son, A n th o n y C e sa r V a le n tin e , on Jan 8 at Garden City Hospital

Grandparents are Yvonne Godair o f Westland and Julio Valen­tine of Detroit

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It would more than likely depend on your condom inium docu­ments

T h e re is a g re a t d e a l o f case law around the country th a t su g g e sts th a t w hen a person pur­chases a condomini­um, they take it sub­je c t to the e x istin g docu m en ts w h ich

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T h a t is n ’t to sa y you can not a tte m p t to se e k le g a l red ress m regard to this issue, but you may have an uphill battle You may have better recourse through the political process m terms of changing the minds of co­owners who m ay some day wish to lease their units

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R e a l t o r s t a k e c e n t e r s t a g e w i t h u n u s u a l t a l e sBYDOUGFUNKE S t a f f w r i t e rdfunke@oe homeconun net

It’s time again for another edition of real estate follies

Step right up, yes, step right up and read about the bizarre, the hilarious and the dangerous

These are personal accounts of actual events - unusual m scope - that hap­pened in th e fie ld r ig h t fro m th e mouths of the participants

So step right up Hurry, hurry, hurry Truth is stranger than fiction You truly will be amazed And maybe even learn a thing or two

■ Roy W ilson , a sso c ia te broker, Remenca Heritage, Farmington Hills

“This w as m any years ago, back in the ’70s Nothing tops it A guy had a house for sale m Birmingham His wife was an invalid, ill, in a bedroom and you couldn’t get in to show it ”

Both were quite elderly, Wilson said“She died, but he couldn’t part with

h er I t m u st h ave been a coup le o f weeks before the smell got so bad, we alerted the police

“I had a couple who were interested in it (house) and visited a couple of times, but then they didn’t w ant any­thing to do with i t ”

Lesson learned - “Any tim e anyone tells you you can’t show a room, at least get your nose m it and find out why,” Wilson said

■ Tina McNeal-O’Bnen, Real Estate One, Lathrup

“I was brand new m the business, just weeks I got a buyer on a floor call (walk-m ) and we w ent to preview a property m Southfield It was vacant

“I can handle anything, but I can’t do mice,” McNeal-O’Bnen said “When we

a aIa a <m A<a 4 **f a 1 J «%4*a aV^VMVU VAAV U W * U1AM ftliving room, about eight mice scattered everywhere

“I jumped on the client and wrapped my legs around his waist I was scream­ing at the top of my lungs He has to

physically can y me off the property He locks up

“He doesn t call for a week and 1 m m angst she said He eventually calls back - said he was in a seminar - and I finally placed him in a home ”

McNeai-0 Bnen puts the expenence into perspective “We’re m a hum an business and frailty comes with the job, sometimes You have people (clients) who understand that ”

■ Tony Seagraves, associate broker, RE/MAX100, Commerce

“I w alked in on a lady nude in the bathroom She w asn’t answering the door and I w as show ing She didn’t hear me and I didn’t hear her

“She w as more embarrassed than I w as We scam pered out o f there We breezed through the rest of the house It distracted us, sort o f”

W hat did Seagraves take away other than an eyeful9 “I guess you knock on every door before you open it,” he said

■ Patti Balint, Realtor, Quality Prop­erties GMAC, Plymouth

“The clients called me and asked me to look up a multi-listing number I told them it was right across from a graveyard They said, That’s OK, we want peace and quiet and not have to worry about neighbors ’

“They didn’t like that one (house) I showed at least four or five across the street from a cemetery, next to, down the street,” Balint said “I kept sending them things and finally they bought one not near a graveyard I didn’t ask w hy”

B u t she did learn from the experi­ence “Never underestimate the power o f th e h um an s p ir it ,” B a lin t said “That’s a p u n ”

■ C ath y Wade, Realtor, Coldw ell Banker Shooltz, Oxford

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some houses, said he was basically in and out of town He said he was in the area and asked if he could stop by file office

“We m et a t the office to go v isit a house He was w ell dressed, nothing

abnormal He asked if h e could drive because he had all h is papers and a phone m the car Wade said

T said OK and after we got into the car, I noticed there was no handle on the passen­ger door I thought, ‘Oh my God ’ I didn’t ask many questions about anything,” she said.

Especially the missing door handle “Actually, it turned out fine Nothing hap­

pened,” Wade added. T made an excuse and called my husband to pick me up ”

Wade never heard from the would-be buyer again. “Strange9 Absolutely” she said.

A good lesson accompanied the scare “I always drive iff my car I don’t take

customers who aren’t referred or pre­approved by a lending officer so some­one knows who they are,” Wade said

■ Henry Hogan, Realtor, M ax Broock, Clarkston

“I was showing an old farmhouse, 100- years-old, and th e ow ner w an ted to escort m y client, a woman He took her into the Michigan basement (dirt floor) where a salamander ran across her foot

“She yelped, was up the stairs, out of the house and back in th e car in sec­onds,” Hogan recalled “She w as fast We w ere supposed to see tw o oth er homes th at day, but she decided she had seen enough

“I never saw her again,” he added “I tried to reach her several times, but she never returned my calls ”

And w hat did Hogan learn from the encounter9

“Always make sure the seller is out of the house and not the tour guide When they’re around, tours always take longer”

Left unsaid - shorter tours are less lik e ly to in terrupt w ild creatures in their space■ Barb Carreon, Realtor, Century 2 1 ,

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storm A s we were going to an upstairs bedroom, some brandies came through the window We were scared We looked, then left We were basically finished ”

No injuries, and no sale, either

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P u rch asin g a $165,000 hom e with less than $5,000 out o f pock­et9 That's w hat the FH A h a s in mind for you Homebuyers previ­

ou sly fe a r fu l o f rejection because of “bruised cred­ito r because they have only a m ea­ger dow n p a y ­m ent m a y fin d th e F H A is th e tool they need to * fulfill their dream of hom e o w n e r­ship

It 's a r e a l tragedy, th ough , that many elderly readers and some second- or third-

tim e hom eow ners did n o t even read p a st m y f ir s t p a ra g ra p h b ecau se th e y h av e th e fa u lty paradigm that the FHA is only for young, first-time buyers In fact, more and more homebuyers o f all r ages are choosing FH A loans for * their first and subsequent home purchase, and for refinances

QualificationsYou m ay q u a lify fo r a n F H A

mortgage i f you have satisfactory (not “perfect”) credit, have enough cash to close the loan, and suffi­c ien tly s te a d y incom e to m ake monthly mortgage payments The FH A's m inim al 3 percen t down payment requirement means that some borrowers are an income tax refu nd ch eck aw ay from hom e ownership

The F H A ’s 203b p ro gra m includes a 1 5 percent U p-Front Mortgage Insurance Prem ium on each mortgage (except for condos) to help keep the buyers m onthly payments low However, the FH A also allows borrowers to finance that Up Front Mortgage Insurance Premium back into the mortgage The net impact of doing so increas­es the monthly payment about $10 depending on the loan size and interest rate I f the borrowers refi­nance out of their FH A loan or sell their property after only a couple years, they get a prorated refund from HUD of the unused Up-Front Mortgage Insurance Premium

Let's see now, pay $10 a month for a y e a r or tw o, th en re ce iv e m any hundreds o f d o llars from U ncle Sam w hen you a re done with the loan Not bad A fter 5 years, you get nothing back, but your FH A loan remains assumable for qualified buyers

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43616 Appomatax $185000 32300 Kathryn St $185 000 29977 S ix M ile $80 000 12868 Lenore $110 0001383 A ziz Dr $286 000 27564 W indsor St $142 000 15176 Taylor B lvd $110 000 15432 Leona $93 0007272 Bircklan Dr $339 000 31509 W Chicago $215 000 15580 M eadowbrk $168 0007255 Cam elia Ct $245 000 L iv o n ia 27873 W est G olf $226 000 14114 M m ock D r $136 0002433 C leveland $339 000 19118 Angling $ 1 2 5 0 0 0 9810 W estm ore $15 8 000 19185 N egaunee $88 00046526 Creekside $290 000 35556 Ann Arbor TrI $225 000 20071 W eyher S t $16 9 000 15513 Pom ona $80 00039915 Deepwood $188 000 11375 Areola St $146 000 15954 W hitby S t $32 000 8807 Robm dale $154 0001766 Delaney $103 000 11756 Areola St $30 000 15491 W oodnng $147 000 9019 Robm dale $165 0001708 Delaney $115 000 28656 Bayberry $205 000 8963 Rockland $125 0007906 F leet St $236 000 34331 Bretton Dr $265 000 P ly m o u th 16151 Ryland $185 00048621 Greenwich $98 000 34339 Burton Ln $280 000 1313 A nn Arbor $150 000 18846 Sem m ole $113 00043805 Hanford $185 000 15689 D on s St $162 000 10912 C h estn u t $200 000 25937 Student $122 0002357 Hogan Way $295 000 35660 Dover St $183 000 48003 Colony Farms $231 000 15142 Sum ner $120 00046415 K illam ey $245 000 33881 E ight Mile $122 000 50044 Cooke Ave $107 000 24450 W estgate $150 0001678 Orchard Dr $86 000 35124 Elm ira St $155 000 281 F an ner S t $167 000 15810 Woodworth $99 0002564 Pond View $369 000 35824 Elm ira St $ 9 0 0 0 0 10361 Fellow s H ill $480 0001939 Preserve Cir E $250 000 9623 Fairfield $151 000 42375 Lakeland $178 000 W e st la n d •3519 Riverside $215 000 17311 Fairfield $222 000 15036 Lakewood $213 000 33673 Beechwood $ 1 2 8 0 0 0180 Roseland Dr $174000 34260 Five Mile $16 5 000 1795 Lexington $232 000 35530 Beechwood $108 0004282 Sherwood $248 000 18623 Floral St $117 000 44854 Lynn Dr $ 166 000 33673 C h ief Ln $165 00041579 Sim coeD r $189 000 14244 Garden St $205 000 14420 N orth ville Rd $50 000 6521 D eerhurst $170 000680 Sorel Dr $314 000 20372 Gary Ln $414 000 14516 Oxford $183 000 33422 F orest Ct $160 00041162 Southwind $100 000 31290 Grandon $ 184 000 11156 Pm eh urst $393 000 8361 H ugh S t $161 00041266 Southwind $127 000 33667 Grove St $200 000 42503 Plym outh H llw $89 000 7421 M anor Cir $82 0003639 Times Sq $141000 18849 H illcrest $162 000 51202 Plym outh Lake $560 000 33248 M ill Race $177 0001567 Valentine $288000 14543 H u ff St $180 000 15037 Thorn Rdg $21 8 000 5921 N D ow ling $160 0006609 Woodmere $260 000 11815 Inkster $79 000 50363 W aterstone $323 000 244 N H aw thorne $148 0002190 Woodmont $209 000 19391 Inkster $60 000 2233 N H ix Rd $199 0001940 Woodmont $212 000 19493 Inkster $94 000 R e d fo r d 6142 N W alton $180 0006865 Woonsocket $187 000 30087 Lyndon $ 192 000 8858 A ppleton $191000 8 330 R avine D r $205 000

32911 M artin $195 000 8925 Arnold $150 000 1220 Shoem aker $98 000G a rd en C ity 17230 M ayfield $230 000 20078 C entralia $97 000 38348 T im berland $249 06031325 Barton $130 000 14341 M ernm an $ 149 000 14248 D ixie $140 000 6104 Yale $62 000

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MOVERS AND SHAKERST h is c o lu m n h ig h l ig h t s p r o m o t io n s ,

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S e n d a b r i e f s u m m a r y i n c l u d i n g to w n o f r e s id e n c y a n d b la c k a n d w h ite p h o to to R e a l E s ta te M o v e r s a n d S h a k ers, O b s e r v e r & E c c e n tr ic N e w s p a p e r s , 3 6 2 5 1 S c h o o lc ra ft, L iv o n ia , 4 8 1 5 0

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R ea l E sta te O ne recently recognized its top-producing agents for 2001

M att D ejan o vich of the Ann Arbor office was the all-company sales/listing volume leader M elan ie B ish o p of the

Farmington Hills/West Bloomfield office was the total contribu­tion sales leader

B o b O gg and K a re n W ilson of the Troy office were the sales team of the year,L in d a R ea, Troy office, affiliated sales leader

M oham m ed “M ik e ” F a yz of theDearborn office was sales and listing sold leader

R al Estate One agents who had at

least $10 million m sales included G ary B oom s, C a th y C ham pion , A n d rew C o llin s, D eb bie Com bs, B e tty C o n ­stan t, D a n a D aley, Tom D eF ord , D en ­n is D ick ste in , S u san D o yle , M ary F e rra zza , B arb G ain es and the H ar­riso n Team

Also, R ic k J arzem b o w sk i, M ary M ich alek , D an M urphy, P a tty R iley, C yn d i R obinson, M ike R oh de, P.

D a v id R u op p , B o b Sheldon, F il S u p e rfisk y , J e f f T o th ill and G ail T u rn er.

Others with sales of at least $10 mil lion were C o n sta n c e V lah o u lis, M ar­jo r ie W ells, B o b W eltm an, D ebbie W illen s, R a n d y W isn iew ski and T h o m as Z b ik o w sk i

C o ld w e ll B a n k e r S c h w e itze r Real Estate also honored top achievers for sales production m 2001

Plymouth Office - C h ris K n igh t, top sales associate for listings sold, buyer controlled sales, gross commission income and number one sales associate

m the MidwestOthers recognized w ere B ill D ecker,

C h r is D illo n , G o rd o n M cC an n , L iz S ch m ied er, C h u c k V a n e ria n , M ike G a llie rs , J a n e t S c h w a rtz , J o y ce T s c h irh a rt, S u e Z u n k er, B o b B ak e, K im B e lz , S am D ib b le and N a n cy P e tru c e lli.

Livonia Office - A le x A loe, top sales associate for listings sold, gross commis­sion income and buyer controlled sales, C a ro l K e ry , top associate for gross commission income

Others were B o n ita A n tc z a k , J u d ith C h au n y, M ik e W orlw y, G re g G len n o n and N e il M cC lo sk e y

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P R O P E R T Y IN V E STO R SThe Real Estate Investors Association of

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NOT JUST ANOTHER CANTON COLONIAL - Traditional 4 BR - master w/own bath 2 A bath w/1 st floor laundry & private den Updates furnace windows pool landscaping w/front paver patio & 6 privacy fence and all new concrete FR w/natural fireplace kitchen w/nook overlooking perennial gardens Walk to

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PREMIER PULTE GOLF COURSE COMMUNITY - Hard to find newer construction Ply/Canton schools and a 3 car garage Central Park exclusive featuring 4 BRs 2/2 BA 2 story hdwd entry 1st floor laundry and huge kitchen w/cherry cabinets Flex room perfect for formal DR or den FR w/naturalnew Dodson Elem

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LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION1 RENOWNED EATON ESTATES - This - Brick Plymouth broad front ranch' Nice pleasing and popular floor plan features a size kitchen w/doorwall to 3 season huge great room with soaring ceiling and enclosed raised patio Overhead lighting in fireplace 1st floor master suite complete all bedrooms hip roof with new shingles finished walkout lower level with 2nd complete w/tear off on house & garage - fireplace and kitchen all backing to nature 1994 1/2 baths on 1st floor' Coordinate preserve $386 900 (588SE) brick front 2+ car garage! Close to city with

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HOWELL $950 000 Hones & 40 AC splitable $630 000 house & 22 AC $220 00010+ AC w/pond & $200 000 7+ AC wooded & h lly land

HOWELL $142 000 Duplex w/both unis currently occup ed Perfect for those who need low maintenance & low down paymentHOWELL $224 900 4 BR 2 story Colonial park like 3-i- AC full bsmt att garage landscaping Home Warranty

HOWELL $329 900 4 BR ranch 2 6 BA open ftr plan skylights 1st fir laundry llOOsqftdeck w/oLL part fn 10+AC lots of wTdlifeBYRON $176 500 2 5 AC & 3 BR 2 BA ranch w/beautful country set t ng on paved rd part fin LL garage w/220 & lots of landscaping

HOWELL $179 900 WATERFRONT 4 BR home w/opan fir plan on spac parcel backs up to comm pond 4thBRinLL 25x10 workshopBYRON $215 000 RANCH w3 BR 2 BA currently working horse farm pole bam 4 kennel runs w/water & elec Country yet m n to freeways

BRIGHTON $238 500 4 BR Colonial 2 BA 2 two car at) garages well ma ntalned In quiet country sub Ko pond & hot tub tooDANSVILLE $169000 VERY NICE & ROOMY 3 BR 2 BA ranch w/deck and landscap ng sp nkler system newer sub w/s dewalks

HQWELL $299 900 BEAUTIFUL 4 BR Ranch 3 BA 30x40 pole barn overlook ng wide open space State Land across the roadHOWELL $219 900 n th s met culous Ranch overlook ng pond nback and lake view of Hidden lake n front 2 fp finished LL sun room

FOWLERVILLE $249 900 8+ AC spl t des gn 3 BR ranch 2 5 BA full bsmt 2 car att gar drywalled part fenced yard 2 outbutdngsHOWELL $192 500 BETTER THAN NEW 3 BR 2 BA 2 Story Colonial f replace paved road on 37 AC Oak Grove MII Pond

HOWELL $949 000 ELEGANT & WARM 4 BR Tudor 4 5 BA on 10+ wooded acres full wall fp full w/o gourmet k t 3+ car gar /workshopGREGORY $334 000 8+ ACRES 4 BR 3 BA Ranch w/poss 5th BR n fnshed walkout deck landscaping kennel n pole barn

HOWELL $275 500 2+ACRES Colon al 4BR 25 BA remodeled, open floor plan covered porch part basement corner lot pole barn deckFOWLERVILLE $179900 WELL MAINTAINED4BR 2 BA Florida room basement shed fenced yard garage orig woodwork pantry storage

HOWELL $179 900 PAVED ROAD 3 BR 2 BA sick butt hardwood floors part fm LL covered front porch deck 2 car att garage

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LIVONIAStunning ranch 3 bedrooms

1/ baths almost an acre treed lot gorgeous master suite with full bath and jetted garden tub New kitchen large laundry room updates galore

lyouc2 bedroom 1A bath condo Ireshly

updated kitchen and baths cafportand more

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wth basement and 2/2 car attached garage

1567 sq ft on 150x280ft lot Truly un que home

Charming 3-4 bedroom bungalow on % acre lot New kitchen and windows hardwood floors plaster walls Huge

36x24 new garage with 8ft door AH appliances stay Home Warranty

$164,900

FARMINGTON HILLSCharming ranch 3 bedrooms updated kitchen newer roof

and furnace double lot garage and more

$119 900

SOUTHFIELDLarge brick ranch family room

3 bedrooms central air partially finished basement 2 car attached garage Close to freeway

school and shopping $199900

LIVONIAWirdndge Village 3 BR brick ranch wth 2 full baths huge GR with a

natural FP and doornails to large deck and private backyard New carpet and

DEARBORN HTSBig custom built brick ranch on a

large lot Could use some TLC but features 3 BRs U baths fireplace in LR kitchen with breakfast room

NOVINovi Crosswinds condo

neutral decor skylights fireplace finished basement and more

Nice location near shopping and freeways

$153,900

REDFORD3 BR 2 full bath ranch free move in condition Updated roof

windows siding gutters doors plumbing electricity Finished

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R O Y A L O A K3811 Highfield N/13 Mile 2 blocks W of Woodward Over 2000 sq ft brick Ranch finished basement attached 2 ca r garage fantastic remodel

FA R M IN G T O N H ILLS 35219 Muer Cove N/ 13 Mile E off Drake Over A acre 2000 sq ft brick ranch basement 2 car attached garage Only $245 000

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28200 W ellington N/12 Mile E/off Middlebelt 1 9 acre 3 bedroom Ranch with finished lower level walkout Two natural firep lace s C o m p le te ly rem ode led $329 900 (WE282JA)

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LIVONIA Open Sat Noon 5pm This newly available 3 bed room 1 A bath brick ranch is a must see w/new windows & roof fuff finished basement 2 car garage tons of storage Near parks & pool E of Middle belt S of W Chicago

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REDFORD Open Sat & Sun 12 5 17248 Sumner N of 6 Eof Beech 3 bedroom VA bath brick ranch updated kitchen & bath hardwood floors newer windows Finished basement w/ extra bedroom laundry waik in panty & family room w/surround sound VA car garage appll ances $135 900 313-378 2793

TROY OAKRIVER EAST open Sun 1 5 4409 Deacon Ct 4 bedroom 2 5 baths 3 car garage finished basement $535 000 248 641 0255

WHITE LAKE TW P Beautiful lakefront home BY owner

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AW ESOME 4 bedroom fire place updated throughout corner lot $287 000SHARENET (248)6421620

BEVERLY HILLS 3 bedroom 1 2 bath brick ranch garage full basement Birmingham Schools $225 000 734 777 7408

BIRMINGHAM charming 3 bedroom 2 bath in desirable Poppleton Park area New roof furnace c a Excellent move in condition $409 900 787 Oakland (248) 433 3789

B IR M IN G H A M S C H O O L S 1 700 + sq ft home needs some TLC Investment opportu nity 3 bedrooms 2 baths & garage $159 900 Or lease for

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3 0 5BIRMINGHAM

Short walk to parks shopping and art gallery row’ Delightfully updated Premium locat on $379 900 (BON472)

■ H a n n e t t W i l s o n & W h i t e h o u s e ^ (248) 646-6200

BLO O M FELD HILLS schools B u ld e rs own home n a spa cous a c e wooded settng Newe roof furnace a r Over s zed garage Liv ng room w th fireplace Large room sizes $230 000 (BRA248)

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BLOOMFIELD HILLS Spectac ular Schools! Updated 3 bed room 1 5 bath 2 car garage $210 000 248 931 6824

BLOOMFIELD VILLAGE Com pletely updated colonial Fea luring 6 bedrooms 3 A baths 3 fireplaces den newer kitchen & baths finished lower level $849 500 Call Latrf Ralph Manuel (248) 760 1208

Bnghton

FIVE BEAUTIFUL acres Great location 3 bedroom 2 bath brick ranch extra garage Florida room new above ground pool w/patio large deck pond fiotfub finished basement lots of extras $318000 NO realtors please (810) 225 8746

FIVE BEDROOM 3 bath quad 2 800+ sq ft 1 8 acres wooded rofling lake privileges $299 900 Other lots avail

(810) 227 3924

FOUR BEDROOM 1 5 bath colonial A acre close to x ways $224 900/offer

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3 0 8Canton

A BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom brick ranch 2 5 bath C/A new kitchen many extras 1800 sq ft $229 900 (734) 416-3884

AFFORDABLE LUXURY in the beautiful Meadows of Canton Sub 4 Bedroom 2 5 bath colonial 2345 sq ft Built in 2000 Includes master suite 4 th bed room loft m any updates including custom land scape &_ patio $310 000V9UVV UW V 90 C V v ^

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CANTON Stunning immacu late 4 bedroom colonial neutral decor thru out newer finished basement maintenance free exterior 2 year old high effi clency furnace & air large 80x160 lot many updates $254 900 May occupancy Call fo r appt /0 9 2 Cam e lo t 734 455 5921

D E L IG H T F U LFamily home with multi levels for lots of privacy Four bedrooms 2 1 baths family room and fin ished rec room Large deck for outdoor enjoyment $239 900 #221572 S h e ila Shu lm an 734-747 7777 eves 734-996-3823 Charles Reinhart C o Realtors

D R E A M M A K E R l Back ng to pond A ready to move n + bedroom 2 band haf bath brek Coloma Famly room dining room Fabulous ktchen with oak cabinets white counters island pantry hardwood flooring 2 car garage Nicely landscaped with paver patio Priced at $281 500

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FOUR BEDROOM 2 5 bath colonial 2 580 sq ft 3980 Field view large 2 car central air basement $285 900 by owner (734) 4 9 5 1316 or s e e www virtualfsbo com/570391

NEWLY DECORATED brick quad 4 bedroom Z'A bath fin ished basement 2 car attached garage heated pool gazebo w/hottub privacy fence & much more $270000 734-459 7978

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CLARKSTON 1850+sqft 3 4 bedroom home Main level has 3 bedrooms kitchen 27x13 liv ingroom w/doorwall deck Walk out basement w/fireplace in family room den bedroom large laundry room doorwall lower deck Attached garage Call Rose or Gayle Red Carpet Kelm Express 586 791 1848

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DEARBORN HEIGHTS Value packed quad level 3 Bedrooms 2 full baths family room & sunroom Big 2 car attached garage 100x130 lot New listing $174900

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NICE 1 200 sq ft ranch w tn sh ed walkout basement several updates app ances 1A m lesfrom 9b Heated 34x40 garage w optional car ho st & compressor (517) 223 1161

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110 A CR E GLACIER LAKE PRIVILEGES

Dunham Lake Solid bnck walk­out Ranch w/large rooms 3 brick fireplaces Complete in law quarters Resting on 1 acre, w/pond & pines $274 902 M-59/ Tipsico Lake area

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5234 Chopin W Detroit 3 bed room home finished basement $52K (313) 460 9285

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BRICK Kendallwood ranch large treed lot Andersen windows 2 5 car garage Open Sat 1 4 $229 900 Appt 248 324 1707

FARMINGTON HILLS Spacious rooms Beautifully maintained Tudor 2 story great room huge kitchen with oak cabinetry Ceramic floors sp ira l s ta irca se

$379 900 (248) 851 6700

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F A R M IN G T O N H ILLS C o m p le te ly re m o d e le d beautiful 3 bedroom Ranch on 1 9 acres Updated kitchen w/hardwood floors & a p p l ia n c e s F i n i s h e d walkout basement Twonat ural fireplaces Two car side entry garage Large deck for relaxing & enjoying peaceful view $329 900 (WE282)C E N T U R Y 21 T O D A Y

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CHARMING 3 bedroom tn level home in convenient Hart land Subdivision with very easy access to M 59 & US 23I Family room with beautiful brick fire place and doorwall to patio Very pretty treed setting! Walk to Handy Lake at end of the street? Move in and enjoy! Hartland Schools $138 000

APPEALING 5 bedroom 3 5 bath home designed for contort able living on an outstanding 3+- acre parcel’ Home features beautiful full wall stone fireplace In family room 35x16 deck Off living room for entertaining and viewing the pond finished base­ment with 60x30 recreation room Pergo floors in kitchen newer windows and morel 32x30 pole barn with cement floor in insulated 2 car attached garage and Hartland Schools $267000

WARMTH & CHARM radiateu A #4VU V V f -T VVV VUlog home on peaceful 3 acres setting! Features include open floor plan hardwood floor 1st floor master bedroom central air walkout basement 2 car garage covered porch & beau-- tiful views’ Hartland Schools/ $239 900

LOVELY 2 story home with immediate occupancy’ This won derfuM796sq ft home features a familv room with fireplace and doorwall to large deck formal

room and dining room kitchen with oak cabinet floors apd breakfast nookf

Home also features 3 bed rooms 1st floor laundry full basement & 2 car attached garage Outside features include an above ground pool with deck sprinkler system and nicely land scaped 121x248 lot Hartland Schools $236 000

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!*-. Beautiful 3 bedroom 2 5 bath1 Colonial located in San Marino Subdivision! This home features an inviting kitchen with pretty white cabinets and corner w indow T h is hom e a lso includes a spacious Great room with fireplace formal dining room and 1st floor laundry Fife ished walkout lower levef Includes a private office! 2 can attached garage and Hartland Schools $289 900

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N O R TH V ILLE $950,000SPECTACULAR 3 STORY VICTORIAN Style home on Mill Pond in city! 4 BR 3 5 baths cherry firs custom cabinets granite & marble Extensive perennial gardens (70RAY2)

G A RD EN C IT Y $750,000FANTASTIC BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Five

N O R TH V ILLE $698,000ENJOY LAKE VIEWS .from this stunningi n m i - i v u v v w w in b w v r r w n i v i« i i i i i»g ^ n w w i v i k f v w / t iv iit u n o o tu im tu^

Star umousme, Inc-is for sale All newer model builders model* 4 BR 3 5 baths gourmet island limos with low miles and are loaded Building kitchen 2-story GR w/2-way frpl into included Too much info to list (F304) kitchen (67CL02)

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N O R TH V ILLE $649,900SPECTACULAR WOODS OF EDENDERRY!Georgian Colonial features gourmet kitchen 5 BR butler's pantry, master suite w/balcony professionally fin d lower level!(63ST02)

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CANTON $637,980UNIQUE UPPER SCALE HOMESITES In NWCanton 13 exclusive sites from 1 to 1 5 acres Mstr BR on main fir 3 5 baths, all BR w/WICs some w/Jack & Jill baths Prices start at $500 000 (R8251)

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N O R TH V ILLE $597,000EXQUISITELY DECORATED BUILDER'S MODEL! Many upgrades including marble firs in kitchen nook & foyer* High ceiling in GR Istflrmstrw/limestonebath library w/built ins and french doors*(31 BR02)

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N O R TH V ILLE $338,900WONDERFUL HISTORIC NORTHVILLEhome features 4 BR 3 full baths huge yard backing to the Rouge River More square footage than it seems!(16ROU2)

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N O R TH V ILLE $324,900LOCATION! LOCATION! LOCATION! In abeautiful Northville neighborhood sits this colonial You II enjoy the old world charm with modern day conveniences Call for your private showing (S714)i ■' 734-591-9200

N O R TH V ILLE $299,900GREAT CURB APPEAL Beautiful cut de saclocation on private setting well maintained FR w/vaulted ceiling deck 4 BR 2 5 baths possible 5th BR Over 2300 sq ft*(W42945)

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LIVO N IA $289,742BUY TODAY/REAP TOMORROW! Wonderful 4 bdrm col in a popular mature sub first floor laundry 2 car att garage Finished bsmt plus under family room Many more amenities' (23S34742)

734-455-7000

CANTON $289,490POPULAR CANTON NEIGHBORHOOD with Plymouth/Canton schools Offers 4 BR 2 5 baths finished bsmnt 2 car attd garage unique vaulted ceilings Family rm w/natural FP (D1353)wfj 734-591-9200

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FARM IN GTO N H ILL S $279,900 MOVE IN & NEVER LEAVE! Updated 4 BR colonial featuring 31x20 rec rm w/complete home theater syst Popular fir plan w/enormous mstr ste Great location interior lot close to commons (B34651)

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LIVO N IA $274,900 LIVONIA $234,900MINT ONE-OWNER COLONIAL* 2 230 SF 4 1STONE WINS* Prvtyd backs to ravine open BR 2 5 baths A must see home'South of Five fir pin new turn rf c/a wndws pergos updated M le & East of Levan'(26LYN2) bath Cal! for more too many to I st' Sought

after area walk to schools (P17525)

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FER N D A LE $224,900FERNDALE! INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY!Spacious 1 800 SF 2 family Bungalow or !g single family home Bsmt 2 car garage fenced yard great front porch w/swing! AN ready for summer'(50ALB2)

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CANTON $222,000 CANTON $214,900NEAR SUMMIT & PARKS! Enjoy the sunrise GOING, GOING'* It will probably be gone n a in the 3 season Florida room 4 bdrm 2 full few daysl Loaded ranch' Finished bsmt abo./e bath cape cod Maintenance free exter or full ground pool deck fenced yard Cneyc bsmt 2 car garage (23W1851) warranty'(23W449)

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W ESTLA N D $210,900ONCE A MODEL* 3 BR 2 5 bath colonial freshly painted FR w/vaulted clng & recessed lights 1st fl laundry mstr BR has attd wic & bath attd 2 car parking pad & 2 car gar (C36629)

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CANTON $210,000BEAUTIFUL colonial ranch 3 bdrm 2 bath fully remodeled kit w/solid oak cabinets Neut decor wood cathedral ceilings & nat frplc in FR Deck w/buitt in gas grill (23B43218)

734-455-7000

S T E R L IN G H EIG H TS $202,000 DON'T MISS THIS ONE! Immaculate Brick Ranch w/open floor plan Neutral decor many updates secluded fenced yard with in-ground pool backs to woods (18MAR2)

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LIVO N IA $199,900 M ILFO RD $199,000DESIRABLE 3 BR, 3 BATH BRICK RANCH OLD WORLD CHARM* Walking distance to in great subl Newer kitchen with open FR swim Historic Milford Village! Oak flooring frpl club park and schools conveniently located in updates mcl bath roof furnace & siding A subl(72ST02) wonderful home!(35UNI2)

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W ESTLA N D $198,900BEAUTIFUL WESTLAND WOODS COLONIALBetween Wayne Rd and Newburgh to Ravenwood to Larchmont (left) Everything your looking for' New carpet and professional paint throughout New garage door & more'(L281)H i-ft vM 734-326-2000

W ESTLA N D $182,900NEW CONSTRUCTION 1 560 sq ft Ranch nearing completion Features include full basement 3bdrms 2 baths 1st floor laundry great room w/fireplace 2 car attached garage (N695)P r 220432 734-326-2000

W A YN E $179,900A LOT OF SPACEI Models open 11 5 daily New construction with 4 ready to go* 5 Ig BR FR GR den 2 full baths, 2 car attd gar Igkit dining area Prices start at $179,900 (V34460)

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LIVO N IA $169,900CHARMING 3/4 ACRE COLONIAL in a nice location updated kitchen bath - 3 furnaces - over 1500 sq ft 24x26 insulated garage - backs to elementary school with gate access (B19610)

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D EA R BO R N H EIG H TS $164,500 CLASSIC BUNGALOW! Beautiful 3 bdrm brick bungalow on a nicely landscaped double lot natural wood burning frplc hrdwd firs newer vmyl windows DR w/bay window Florida room (23A8202)

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734-591-9200

$129,900SrCRTSwiMt* 5 ucuiGn 1 1 a sri oeuar nome on 5 wooded acres in Harrison Ml Large 2 car detached garage & guest cabin' Just minutes from state land lakes snowmobile & ski trails'{45COR2)

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D EA RBO RN H G TS $119,900CHARMING DOLLHOUSE 3 bdrm with remodeled oak kitchen, updated bath w/jacuzzi tub Updated roof windows, steel doors storm doors and more HW floors 2 car gar privacy fence (S451)

734-326-2000

RO M U LU S $114,900JUST REDECORATED Brand new carpet plus remodeled kitchen in this 3 bedroom Tri Kitchen features oak, ceramic tile double sink w/ veggie sink garden window Fireplace in LR (0156)

734-326-2000

W ESTLA N D $83,900WONDERFUL 2 BEDROOM BRICK RANCH CONDO w/basement No Association fee* Extra- wide lot 100ft frontage Updates include hardwood floors furnace & A/C, HWH windows doors sliding glass door & more (S262)PC 22Q4Q2 734-326-2000 220102

SO UTH LYO N $79,000SHARP AND VERY CLEAN First floor Condo is ready for you today Offers central air brand new appliances Upgraded white kitchen and ceramic tile in bath (P218)

734-326-2000

NOVISTUNNING 4 BR 3 5 BATH HOME' Priced below value for quick sale Open and neutral floor plan gourmet kitchen w/hdwd firs granite counters and much more'(50AUT2) $699,900 248-348-6430

LIVO N IAPRIDE OF OWNERSHIP' Treed cui de-sac lot gourmet kitchen w/42 hickory cabinets lots of hardwood floors 4 bedrooms 2 5 baths partially finished basement (T33701)$319,000 734-591-9200

CANTONPRIME END UNIT' Wethersfield condo mint cond' 3 BR 2 5 baths ceramic & hrdwd upgrades nat FP in GR w/gas hook up 1st fir mstr ste w/garden tub & sep shower & much morel (B41477)$216,900 734-591-9200

NOVIVERY NEAT & CLEAN 3 BR RANCH on Lake Shawood Lg kitchen nice size LR 12-month home protection plan shed on property & freshly painted w/new carpet thru out (80AUS2)$189,900 248-348-6430

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BIRMINGHAM Charming 2 bed room Condo with washer/dryer 1®$ & cheery $115Cwno SHARENET (246)642 1620

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BLOOMFIELDFully furnished 1 bedroom no petp/non smoking $800/mo , . CALL PAT

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NOVI END unit 2 bedroom 2 5 bath firep lace basem ent w a sh e r /d ry e r w a te r/g a s included No pets $1 20Q/mo

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NOVI Single bedroom condo $650/mo plus security includes heat Available now 10 Mile & Haggerty area (248) 661 0456

NOVI Wonderful Senior Corfi mumty fully finished 2 bedroom lakefront + extras $850/mo SH ARENET (248)642 1620

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RO CH ESTER HILLS executive style 3 bedroom 2 5 bath on Hampton golf course affameni ties $1400/rno 248 651 3432

RO CH ESTER In town 2 bed room 1 bath 2nd floor condo Laundry Storage Carport Air Water $750/mc 810-796 2759

SOUTHFIELD Beautiful 1 600 sq ft 2 bedroom 2 5 bath condo 2 car attached garage pnvate entrance rear patio 1st floor laundry full basement $1 200/mo (248) 855 8110

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W ALLED LAKE beautiful 2 bed room 1 5 bath 1500 sqft appli ances c/a attached garage $1025 + security 248-356-1678

W ALLED LAKE 1 bedroom LAKEFRO N T all appliances shoreline Condo $750/mo

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W B LO O M F IE LD Condo Single to share or family Conve­n ience garage pool No smoking no pets 248 665 0353

W EST BLOOMFIELD Private woodsy end unit 2 bedroom 2 5 bath 2 car garage 2200 sqft finished space 248 661 4543

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BIRMINGHAM LOWER 2 bed rooms 1 bath fireplace hard woodfloors air No pets $1100 (248) 644 1689

BRIGHTON l 96/Pleasant Valley Large 2 bedroom 1 5 bath on pond washer/dryer hookup quiet dead end st No smoking or pets $825/mo + security (734) 455 1040

LIVONIA 1 bedroom 1 bath includes water shared washer & dryer big yard $550 security $550/mo 734-981 5647

PLYMOUTH NEW LY remod eled 2 bedroom with usable basement Nice yard privacy fence $925/mo

(248) 349 6515

PLYMOUTH Sheldon & June tlon Nice non smoking 1 bed room Utility room air no pets $550+security 734 455 1040

TROY Clean 2 bedroom VA bath all appliances C/A & carport $795/mo Fred (248)656-1313 (248)642 1620 SHARENET

WESTLAND 2 Bedroom full basement New furnace with cenlral air Ultra clean move right in From$645/mo now thru Mar 31 St 734 721 8111

BIRMINGHAM 2 Bedroom stately lower flat hardwood floors 1000 sq ft Washer/ dryer $1100/mo (248)760-0409

DEARBORN 2 bedroom lower nicety kept remodeled kitchen $600 /m o 586 308 1678313-584 1 373 Agent

FERNDALE Large 2 bedroom lower Hardwood floors Leaded glass Built 1929 Newly remod eled All appliances Nice quiet street $795/mo 248-545-5715

FERNDALE Nice upper & lower flats near Woodward $650/mo No dogs. Tim @ (586)294-6865 SHARENET (248)6421620

GARDEN CITY EXQUISITE 1 000 sq ft flat w/finished base mem 2 baths garage c a 5 appliances artistically painted $900/mo (734) 427 2778

PLYMOUTH 2 3 bedroom lower unit $825/mo includes utilities & appliances yard basement very clean 873 N Holbrook 800 392 1083 x400 Agent

PLYM OUTH OLD VILLAGE Area 2 bedroom lower flat c/a mini blinds ceiling fans all appliances available immedi ately non smokers and no pets $850/mo (734) 459-4416

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AUBURN HILLS 3 bedroom ranch on large lot garage pets are neg $775RENTAL PRO S (248)373 RENT

BERK LEY 2 bedroom appli ances 2 car garage petsnego liable $750RENTAL PROS (248)356 RENT

BERKLEY Clean New paint garage porch 2 bedroom den 1000sqft+ attic storage Nice area $850/mo 248 628 7164

BIRMINGHAM A clean 3 bed room brick ranch on Southfield near Lincoln Full basement 2 car garage Hardwood floors c/a all appliances for only $ 1 300 /m o C A R P E N T E R MGMT LLC (248) 588 8900

W ESTLAND 2 bedroom duplex basement appl ances Se c ! on 8 O K $710 mo+securty 248 344 S278

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BIRMINGHAM 3 bedroom 1 bath appliances finished base merit garage no pets $1400/ mo Days 248 646 0418

BIRMINGHAM New build 3 bedrooms 2 baths all new appliances walk to Downtown $2 500/rro (248) 670 1457

BLOOMFIELD Charing Cross/ Wattles 2400sqft 3 bedroom 2V£ bath on 1 55 acre lot 2 fire places granite kitchen buck p a v e r pa tio B irm in gh am schools $3000 (248)346 7123

BLOOMFIELD HILLS Spectac­ular schools 3 bedroom 15 bath 2 car garage $1800/mo

248 931 6824

BLOOM FIELD HILLS Awe some 4 bedroom fireplace updated throughout corner lot

$2100/moSHARENET (248)642 1620

BLOOMFIELD HILLS U rg e 4 bedroom colonial 2 bath base ment 2 car garage $1150 RENTAL PRO S (248)373 RENT

CANTON 3 bedroom quality colonial 1652 sq ft fireplace 2 car air deck $1700/mo D&H Properties (248)7374002

CANTON 3 bedrooms VA baths family room 1st floor laundry fireplace appliances large comer lot w/ deck Ply mouth/Canton schools $1450/

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CO M M ERCE TWP Executive lease All sports Lower Straits Lake community "Homestead Shores 1999 custom home over 4 000 sq ft including fin ished lower level w/bar & bath 1st floor master bedroom w/full marble bath Hardwood floors 3 car attached garage Room for boat $2 500 mo Call Mark

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DEARBORN HEIGHTS remod eled 2 bedroom ranch Basement

$650/mopuy

(248) 788-1823

DEARBORN HGTS 3 bed room $900/mo rent or rent to own Leave daytime number

734-713-0021

DEARBORN HGTS 3 bedroom bungalow fenced option to bu j

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DETROIT (NW) Open Sun 2 5pm Fenkefl/Telegraph 5 bedroom completely remodeled $1150/mo 313-477 0841

EASTPOINTE 3 bedroom bun gaiow All appliances included $1500/mo (586) 991 0616

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FARMINGTON HILLS Tiny 1 bedroom w/appliances no base ment no garage no laundry $375/mo+Utllitles 248-357-4742

FARMINGTON HILLS 3 bed room basement 2 car garage pets O K $825RENTAL PRO S (248)356-RENT

FERNDALE 3 bedroom bun gaiow finished basement deck 2'A car garage appliances for sale $1175/mo 734-717 0680

FE R N D A LE 3 bedroom garage hardwood floors option to buy $700RENTAL PRO S (248)356-RENT

LIVONIA 3 bedroom bnck ranch finished basement 2 car garage family room fireplace $1300/mo 248 347 4686

LIVONIA 3 bedroom 2 bath carpet partly finished basement No pets appliances or garage $1000/mo + security 28623 Minton 248 231 7300

LIVONIA 4 bedroom brick 2 baths fin ished basement fencedRENTAL PRO S (734)513-RENT

LIVONIA 2 car garage air all app liances fencecf yard

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LIVONIA Uure l Park 37706 Munger 1950sqft 3 bedrooms 3%A baths attached garage $1900/mo 246-420-!

LIVONIA Newly painted 3 bed­room brick ranch basement c/a fence great schools $1275/ mo + security 734-261 0771

MACOMB TW P 3 bedroom w/master 2 5 baths Alt appli­ances. $2500/mo (566) 991-0616

MADISON HGTS Remodeled 2 bedroom wood floors fenced no appliances Available now $700/mo 248 548-8772

NORTHVILLE All new 2 bed room1150sqft walk downtown large porch wood floors appli ances C/A 2+ car garage base­ment $1260/mo 248 890-0282

NORTHVILLEIn Town Living! 2 bedroom & 1 bath lease New stove & dish washer/dryer $945/mo

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N O R T H V I L L E S/6 M ile W/Bradner 4 bedroom Colonial newly decorated basement 2 car garage $1975/mo Rod 586-308-1678 734 591 9200

NOVI 3 bedroom 2 bath 1800 sq ft ranch basement garage very nice $1750 immediate occupancy

MeadowManagement Inc 248 348 5400

O AK PARK 3 bedroom beau trfui brick home Basement patio fenced yard $1100 + security 248-613 2804

PLYMOUTH 3 bedrooms washer/dryer deck walk to D o w n t o w n $1 3 9 5 / mo

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PLYMOUTH 2 blocks to down­town 2 bedroom ranch w/ updated kitchen and windows Carpet 1 year Includes washer/ dryer stove refngerator c/a No pets $890/mo 1 year lease r e q u ir e d ^ (734) 216-2610

PLYMOUTH TWP 3 bedroom VA bath fenced yard appli ances $995/mo

(248) 735 5464

PONTIAC 3 bedroom home 2 baths basement 2 car garage fenced for pets $725 RENTAL PROS (248)373-R£NT

REDFORD 2 bedroom appli ances fenced yard pets nogo treble $600RENTAL PROS (248)356-RENT

REDFORD 4 bedrooms 2 full baths finished basement deck central air newly decorated $1200+deposit 313 537 3489

REDFORD TWP two 2 bed­room starter homes $685 & $785

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ROYAL OAK Adorable Bun gaiow 3 bedroom 1 5 baths air finished basement 2 5+ car garage new kitchen hardwood floors close to I 75 $1275/mo

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ROYAL OAK 2 bedroom appli ances garage hardwood floors fenced yard $695 RENTAL PROS (248)356 RENT

SHELBY TWP 3 bedroom bun gaiow 1 5 bath 1400 sq ft pets are neg $650 RENTAL PROS (248)373 RENT

SO U THFIELD 2 bedroom basement garage appliances fenced backyard $90Q/mo + util Itles & security 246-735 5476

SOUTHFIELD 3 bedroom bnck central air fenced yard

$900RENTAL PROS (248)356-RENT

SOUTH LYON 2 bedroom large lot fully remodeled near pane $800 & $900/mo (2 homes) (248) 486 0850

W ATERFORD Nice ranch with appliances fireplace basement pets ok option to buy $775 RENTAL PROS (248)373 RENT

W BLOOMFIELD 3 bedroom ranch 1 5 bath c/a newly reno vated new carpet 3 car garage $1300/mo (248) 931 6824

W BLOOMFIELD Birmingham schools 4 bedrooms 3 5 oaths w/all appliances 2 car attached garage basement 2 550 sq ft c a Walnut Lake Rd & Middle belt area $2 600/mo Call RUSS (248) 737 2285 or pager

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W EST BLOOMFIELD Amazing 4 bedroom lakefront on all sports Union Lake $2000/mo SHARENET (248)642 1620

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W ESTLAND 2 Bedroom full basement New furnace with central air Ultra clean move right in From$645/mo now thru Mar 31st 734-721-8111W ESTLAND 2 bedroom brick ranch Corner lot Basement c/a all appliances included $750/mo (734) 504 7766

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WESTLAND 3 bedroom ranch available now utility room $735 RENTAL PRO S (734)513-RENT

WESTLAND Clean 2 bedroom home w/basement & garage on 2nd St near Palmer $700/mo + $1050 secunty (734) 326-6663

W ESTLAND LIVONIA schools 3 bedroom 1000 sq ft ranch no garage very clean Option to buy $995/mo (734) 513-6730

W ESTLAND Small 1 bedroom house suitable for single adult No pets $420/mo $420 secu rity (734) 729 0494

406Lafee/Waterfront Home Rentals

BRIGHTON W Crooked Lake waterfront 2 bedroom all appli ances dock $1 250 Available Immediately (810) 599 1438

HARTLAND All sports lake 3 bedroom 2 bath open floor plan sharp chalet Pets nego liable $1 395/mo

(810) 632 6366

NOVI Executive Style Living 2 bedroom on Walled Lake Close to shopping & X ways

(248) 933 4445

FARMINGTON HILLS 1 & 2 bedroom appliances window treatments air No dogs Call (248) 474 2131

SANIBEL ISLAND FL 2 Bed rooms 2 bath condo on Gulf Weekly Contact Dennis Reimer 8-11am 248-644 9066

411I Vacation Resort

CHEBOYGAN 2 bedroom cot tage on Long Lake completely f u r n i s h e d $ 600 / w k 734-464-2969 or 1 231 625 9398

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Canton/Ypsilanti New home on 5-acre wooded loj large room $355/mo includes utilities cable laundry 734 544-4638

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PLYMOUTH 26 yr old seeking male/female roomy very nice house $425/mo including utili ties Bnan 734 674-8015

SINGLE MALE will share 3 bed room home Livonia Mall area

$375/mo Includes utilities 734-925-0420 or 734-422 8146

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AUTO TECHNICIANS CRESTW O O D DODGE

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AUTO TECHNICIANWe re looking for an expert enced Technician in diesel per formance repair to join our staff of professionals We offer top pay no Saturdays up to $1 000 signing bonus BC/BS dental vision 401K and more! See Steve Clement LOU LaRICHE CHEVRO LET

40875 Plymouth Rd Plymouth M l 48170

(734) 453-4600

AVONEntrepreneur wanted Must be willing to work whenever you

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D E A R B O R N F E D E R A L

C R E D I T U N I O NMichigan s largest

Credit Union wants you to join their team!

Now hiring Part T ime Contingent

Tellers for all locations Part Time "hours average

less than 24 hrstok Credit record In

good standing required Applications accepted

through W ed April 3 2002 Apply in person at any DEARBO RN FEDERAL

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C R E D I T U N I O NMichigan s largest

Credit Union wants you to join their team'

Now hiring service onented individuals for our Fairlane location

Contingent Member Service Agent 20 hours

per week Service delivery in an incoming call center Customer service experience preferred Credit record in good standing required A p p l i c a t i o n s a c ce p te d through Wed April 5 2002

Apply in person at any DEARBO RN FEDERAL

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LYON O A K S IN WIXOM Now hiring BANQUET STAFF Must be available nights & weekends No exp necessary Please call

(248) 437 9200

B A R B E R N E E D E D For busy shop in Plymouth

(734) 459 8318

BARBER OR STYLISTFull or jjarttlme Busy Canton salon Contact Vicki 734-459-0109

500Help Wanted General

BOOKKEEPERMid sized Livonia company Full time Office manager duties include A/P P/L Full benefits Fax resume to 734 425 9232

BO YS HOPE GIRLS HOPE O F DETROIT

There s No Place Like Hope

Is searching for people who would like to make a difference in the life of a child Position available is for a Residential Counselor Live in + salary Qualifications include Bache­lor s degree In any field and a desire to parent children Boys Hope G iris Hope is an academic scholarship program that works towards the mission of college preparation Call Sarah bemir for more info313-862-0716

313-862-0707 fax

EXPERIENCED BRICK LAYERS WORK ALL YEAR

(734) 341-9763

B R I D G E P O R TO P E R A T O R

Indexable tooling repair exp required Top pay & exc bene­fits (246) 374-1998 ask for Mike Novi area

B R IG H T O N A U T O M O T IV E Supplier now accepting appllca tions for Production Assemblers

Alt shifts available Starting pay $12 65 per hour P lease apply in person at 100 Brighton Interior Dr Bnghton

M l 48116 (810) 225-0930

BUILDING MAINTENANCE POAITIONq

Two LAWN SERVICE TECHNI­CIANS with 2 years experience on heavy commercial equip ment and own transportation One MECHANIC for large com mercial building with basic knowledge of plumbing electric and/or HVAC Apply in person Jewish Community Center 6600 W Maple W Bloomfield Ml

CABINET INSTALLER needed for full kitchen remodel with small cabinet shop Pay based on experlence/bdnefits

313-531 8492

CAREGIVER NEEDED For AFC home 2 evenings

a week in Farmington (248) 476 3796

FRAMER CARPENTERS Experienced only

Good pay and benefits Call (734) 425 4164

★ C A R P E N T E R S ★D eck ing crew s top pay

734-728 2276CARPENTERS & SU BS

needed for quality remodeling co Must have own truck & tools N o n smo ke r s p r e f e r r e d

734-414 0446

CARPENTERS WANTED for framing crew compensation based on experience Cali after 6pm (248) 437 7762

CHILDCARE ASSISTANT Loving assistant needed for

home day care Up to $11/hr Call Brenda (246) 473 9935

Observer § 5Eccontric

The Observer & Eccentric Thursday, M arch 28,2002

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C A R P E T CLEAN ERExp carpet cleaners needed Valid drivers license required Midnight sh ift P lease call

313 359 6032

C A R P I 7 T C L E A N F R S

Top level cleaning Technician leading to Shift Supervisor Ben efits Experience worth money! Call for appt (734) 425-4613

CFt NEED S TEAM S AND O/O Loads with miles available immediately! Company "Owner Operator" Single and teams Ask about our 2 week spouse training program in automatic t r a n s m i s s i o n tru c k C a ll 1 8 0 0 C F I D R I V E

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SITE DIRECTORS & ASSIS TANTS needed for the Farm mgton Family YM CA school age child care program VM CA mem­bership Included Competitive sa la r ie s C a ll B rian Madl

248-553 4020

CHIMNEY SW EEPS/MASONS Immediate openings

$600 $1000/wk Truck & ladder required 734-416-0800

CIRCULATION AREA MANAGER

Full time with benefits Must have good organizational skills some computer knowledge and be able to lift 30-40 lbs Some Saturdays required Good atten dance flexibility customer ser vice and logistics a must Duties will include recruitment and supervision of carriers sub senber account maintenance and clerical tasks No phone calls please Fax resumes to (248) 398 2353 Attn Circulation Manager or mail to PO Box 430 Royal Oak Ml 48068

C L E A N IN G O FF IC ES Nights In Canton & Plymouth Mon Frt 7pm 1am 30 hrs/wk Weekly pay paid vacations $8 per hour to start Call & leave message (313) 292 7842

CMM OPERATORSuperior Control is looking for a full time employee Call Rico Capaldi at (734) 454-0500

C N C MACHINIST/ PROGRAM M ER

Capable of programming in Work NC & machining of proto-

. type injection mold tooling K models & fixtures Competitive 'salary with over time Employer

aid benefits & 401K Contact Tech at 313 387 0052

CNC OPERATOR On molds ONLY

Must have Heidenhaln con trailer and work NC expen ence Apply at 13050 Inkster Rd (at 96)

Redford

CNC PROGRAMMERResponsible for set up and pro gramming of CNC machines and supervision of 30 unskilled and semi skilled operators In a machine shop located inside an assembly facility /

Production experence n a lean manufactur ng environment and ISP 9000 required

E x c e l l e n t c o m p e n s a t i o n package and air conditioned plant

Send resume qfid salary require ments to

H R Dept PO Box 71

Farmington Hills Ml 48332 0071

FAX (248) 476 2470

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CO LD HEADING SET UP O PERATO RS

Qualified Set Up Operators w/ 3-4 years of experience m set ting up Sacma and National Equipment Wages range from

$14 72 $19 96 an hour Resumes can be submitted to Exemplar Manufactunng Co

506 S Huron St Ypsilanti Ml 48197

C O LLECTO R Plymouth Repossession Co looking for a D ispatch/Coilector w/ good phone and skip tracing skills Salary commensurate w/ exp

Call (734) 254-9237

SUB-CONTRACTORS ALSO, LABORERS

Must have experience own transportation and tools Great pay (paid per Job or per hour) Cash bonuses paid bi weekly Benefits after 6 months

(734) 458-4009

ConstructionBIG BIG STORE

Needs 15 Laborers for set up In Westland area Call now!

1 800 694-2422

CONSTRUCTION Seeking experienced residential Bull Dozer Operator and Truck Driver Full & part time available

Call 248-426-0855

C O O K S WANTED A il Shifts

D O Y LE S TAVERN 734-207 9656

C R EW LEADER/ FOREM AN M/F

Leadersh ip oriented person Organized & efficient Construc­tion field exp Salary negotiable 313 909 1628 Tom

customer sales/service

Student Work $14 05 base-appt.

Due to summer expansion local company must fill

37full and part time openings

’ Fun work with other students 'Scholarships/conditions exist ’ Great resume experience

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’ No exp necessary we train Call Mon Fri 12 5pm

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500Help Wanted General

DESIGNERSBusy Canton Salon seeks

motivated professional to join our team Aggressive growth

and income potential Call Donna at (734) 981 5811 or fax resume to (248) 669 8265

CANTON Group Home needs afternoon staff for highly inde pendent residents Competitive wages/benefits 734-397 6955

DIRECT CARE Full/part time support positions in small group homes and apartments serving adults with developmental dls ab ilities In Downriver and Western Wayne County commu­nities Entry level management positions also available Com petitive wage & benefits training provided cedi 734-728-4382

DIRECT CARE part time Will train Westland area

Call Laurlce 734 595 3253

CUSTOMER SERVICE- DISPATCHER

AL8IN BUSINESS CENTERS

Full time position Requires good phone skills to answer cus tomer and technician calls Some computer background helpful Entry level Benefit package Fax resume to Mark Tumminello ® 248-478-4276

EOE

DELIVERY DRIVERS Swing Drivers

Am shift 114 to 2 hours 7 days per week No billing no col iectmg Earn over $550 mo

Call (734) 524 0950

D IR E C T C A R E S T A F F Will tram qualified persons to work m the care giving field $7 70-$8 20 hourly wage with excellent benefits Call pro grams listed below

LIVONIA734-522 6428 734-591 9239248-478 3856 248-474 6996

734-591 0272 REDFORD

313-535 8605 313 255 7639WESTLAND 734-467 5667 734 513 5347ROMULUS

734 942 1959 For further information call

313 255 6295

DISPATCHER Experienced OTR Steel Helpful

248 476 9840 Ext 11

TRUCK DRIVER CD L Class A Percentage pay benefits after 90 days

(313) 215 2999

DRIVER CDL B Local deliveries no heavy lifting Operate out of Plymouth $10/hr

“ alfto start Cal! 517-540-9838

DRIVER CDLFor Busy Local building material supplier requirements are CDL License c lass B or better with air Flexibility to work to overtime & ability to lift heavy objects Apply in person at Wayne Oak land Building Supplies 25018 Plymouth Rd Redford M l 48239

DRIVER Experienced tractor trailer Based in the Brownstown Township area Excellent pay com pany paid B C /B S for employee & dependents Home everyday Excellent equipment Holidays sick days vacations & retirement package Good driving record & work record a must We will tram qualified drivers to haul petroleum prod ucts Call 1 888 SHIPGAS

DRIVER for Tri Axle with Class A CDL for asphalt

company Competitive pay (248) 474 5543

DRIVERLarge landscape com looking for full time driver Mon Fri Wage negotiable No CDL or Chauffeurs license required Call to apply (248) 669 3032

DRIVERLooking for a dnver 30 40 hrs weekly for deliveries to dental practices In Downriver & local areas Company car available

Interested please call 734 525 1070

DRIVERMinimum two years experience Need CDL A Full time Benefits Local (810) 329 5809

DRIVER NEEDED for tn axle dump truck Asphalt exp a plus w/good dnvlng record Call

(248) 668-9800

DRIVER O/O CTX now hiring Tractors $160/billed mile 18 24 straight trucks $1 07/billed mile 12 16 straight trucks pickup trucks (8 ft bed) & cargo vans receive 58% of billed revenue Must own 97 or newer truck Insurance available No satellite u s a g e f e e C a l l S co t t 877 524-6122

DRIVERS HIRING EXPERI ENCED Only 6 months min OTR Class A CDL 17 days our 3 days home Secure an Stable G a i n e y T r a n s p o r t a t i o n 800-326 8689

DRIVERSMoving company looking for

local drivers C lass B (248) 442 9410

DRIVERS SER V IC E Expediting needs company drivers & Owner Oper ators for vans cube straight trucks and Semi s Contact Randy between 6am & 4pm (734) 729 0210

DRIVERS-TOW TRUCK $1000 Signing Bonue

fo r Expenenced Full time Part time also available Fulltime position 401 (k) medical with dental benefits available

Westland Car Care Towing 6375 Hix Road

Westland Ml 48165

DRIVER VOTED "BEST Car rier to Driver For’ In a recent poll U S Xpress offers industry leading pay high weekly miles great equipment and excellent B e ne f i t s 8 00 879 7737 www usxpress com

D RY CLEARNERS needs Night Help See Diane at 31155 Fly mouth Rd Livonia between 7 30am 3pm

ELECTRICIANExpenenced only Small shop wages based on exp Benefits available West metro area Fax work history 734-453 0780

ELECTRICIAN/JOURNEYMAN (m/f) or equivalent for residential w iring Exce llent benefits

(734)779 0000

500Help Wanted General

ENVIRONMENTAL CONSULTANT

Phase l/il assessment expert ence preferred Must havs min imum of Bachelors Degree In civil/environmental engineering geology or related sciences and excellent verbal and written communications skills Send Resumes to T Langlois Clayton Group Services Inc 39830 Grand River Ave Ste

B 2 Novi Ml 48375 2134 Or E Mail

Tlanglois@claytongrp com Equal Opportunity Employer

FIELD REPRESENTATIVE Conseco Finance Servicing Corp has an opportunity avail able for a Field Representative in our Livonia M l Manufactured Housing regional office FIELD REPRESENTATIVE

Appraise the market resale value of manufactured homes to determine appropriate loan valueCollect delinquent accounts and conduct field audits as

DRIVER w/ Class B C D L needed for landscape contractor in Milford This position requires leadership and is labor intensive w/ 50+ hours per week $14+ per hour benefits vacation

Please call Harvey at (248) 676-0700 for interview

E L E C T R I C I A N / J O U R NEYMEN/ Apprentice New con s t r u c t i o n R e s i d e n t i a l / commercial Exc benefits 6 months minimum exo required

(248) 347 1336

FITTER WANTED for struc- tural/mlscellaneous steel fabri c a t io n sh op unde r new management Located in Milford area Medical dental profit sharing available 248-684-4177

QUALIFICATIONS• 1 year collection exp preferred

College degree in Business or Finance preferred

• Some knowledge of the manu factured housing industry

• Strong persuasive communtca tion skills and marketing abilities

• Ability to travel• Computer skillsPlease submit resume and salary requirements to Conseco Finance Servicing Corp Attn Robert Zajac 39209 Six Mils Rd Suite 104 Livonia Mi 48152 or Fax to 734-953 5264

An Equal Opportunity Employer

$27 500 + BONUSES Floral managers wanted for busy floral shop Good benefits

734 421 9250

$27 500 + BONUSES Floral managers wanted for busy floral shop Good benefits

248 203-2980

Experienced floral designer wanted full-time for busy flower shops in Livonia & Westland G o o d h e a l t h b ene f i t s

734-421 9250

FRAMING - ART - DESIGN

Frames Unlimited Michigan Ohio Indiana

Challenging satisfying work with a future if you know our craft or you want to learn our craft please inquire Immediate place ment benefits career potential Full time Please apply in person at

FRAMES UNLIMITED NOV!

Oakpomte Plaza 22224 Novi Rd & 9 Mile

FU LL PA RT TIME Laborer needed in Novi Saw Mill Good job for college student

(246) 349 2359

GAGE ASSEM BLER / BENCH HAND

Super or Control s look ng fo a full time employee Five years of tool making experience or equlv alent Calf Rico Capaldi at

(734) 454-0500

GARDENER /EQUIPMENT operator staff member needed for the 2002 season from May through August 40 hours/week at Somerset Park Golf Course

Call (248) 643 7042

GENERAL LABORExpress Net Airlines Is seekingStores Clerk for our Willow RunAirporl location

REQUIREMENTS• Musi successfu lly complete a

10 year background check Background check indudes but not limited to Previous employers Criminal and Driving Record

• Must hold a valid drivers license with good dnvlng record

• Upon hire Must be able to

Brovlde documentation of S Citizenship or have In

your current possession a current Lawful Permanent Resident Card or Alien Authorization to wok in the U S

• Mud be able to lift up to 50 lbs

• Able to work days/mghts/ weekends

All Interested parties must fax a resume and cover letter to

(734) 483 0468 Emai l bduncan@atsccom

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GENERAL LABOR needed for awning production dept Appl within 12700 Merriman Rd Livonia 734 422 7110

GENERAL LABOR $8/hr 40 hrs per week Benefits Machine Operators in the metal industry Milford area.

(248) 684 0555

GLASS INSTALLER Experi encedonly Excellent pay & ben efits Call Birmingham G lass & Mirror (248) 554 0482

GOLF CO URSE Pro-shop staff members needed for 2002 reason from Anrll throuoh October 18 to 25 hours per week for Somerset Park Golf Course Call (248) 643 7042

Plymouth hours seasonal full or part time Cali (734) 455-3880

w W w .a b s e r v e r a n t ie c c e n tr ic .c o m

G R A N I T E D I S T R IB U T O R looking for energetic workers for shop work & installation Good measunng & tool skills a must N on s m o k e r p r e f e r r e d

734-453 5263

GROUNDS MAINTENANCE Full time benefits Immediate opening for condo association in Northville (248) 349-4006

GROUNDS PERSON Dependable person needed for ou t s i de m a in tenan ce / land

NEW SALO N In Plymouth needing Hair Stylists Nail Techs & Massage Therapists Please call Kim 734-459 4001

HAIRDRESSERS E X P ER IEN C ED working in retirement and assisted living centers Immediate opening in Metro area (248) 737 2110

HAIR STYLIST ASSISTANTS Ucensed Great tips & hourly wage Friendly atmosphere busy salon 12 Mile & North western (248) 356-3230

HAIRSTYLIST Looking for ere ative stylist in our Fantastic Sams Guaranteed hrly Sign on bonus 248474-4328

500Help Wanted General

HANDYMAN (M/F) Megaplex Theatre Seeking 2 individuals to maintain facility Full & part time Livonia area

734-542 3191

HANDYMAN needed for apartments & com mercial buildings in downtown Farmington retirees welcome

248 477 0157

HEALTH AND WELLNESS

SUPERVISORThe City of Wayne is currently accepting applications for the purpose of establishing a Health and Wellness Supervisor eligi billty list Salary range $33 722 $39 878 Minimum qualifications include a Degree from a college or university in Exercise Physi ology or closely related field and a minimum of three years pro iressive experience in the leveiopment of exercise pre

scnption and Instructional pro gramming for all ages

Must possess current Personal Training certification provided by ACSM A CE AFAA N SCA and current CPR and First Aid certifi cation Applications are avail a b l e in th e P e r s o n n e l Department 3355 S Wayne Road Wayne M l 48184

or at our web site www ct wayne mi us/

personnel htmlCompleted applications must be received in the Personnel Department by 4 30 p m on April 19 2002 Resumes without completed applications will not be accepted

The C ity of Wayne Is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not disenminate on the basis of race color national origin sex religion age or disability in employment or the provision of services

LIVONIA HEAT TREATOR is looking for entry level employees We are looking for energetic employees willing to learn and grow with our com pany We offer a competitive wage and benefit package High S ch o o l D ip lom a or G E D requiredApply In person Tuesday thru Fnday at

Applied Process Inc 12238 Newburgh Road Livonia Ml 48150

(Located at Newburgh & Amrheim)

HELP W ANTED Get a listing of newspaper positions available In Michigan Visit our website www mlchlganpress org or email M i n d y a tmlndy@michiganpress org

H O PE HEALTH CARENOW HIRING

ACTIVITY ASSISTANT for long term care nursing facility looking for someone who is energetic self motivated & enjoys working with the elderly Experience is a rfiust if inter ested please contact Irene Wendiand Activity Director

R N & L P N sfor 3pm 11pm & 11pm 7am sh fts Compet tive wages flex ible scheduling

VENA 8 3pm 11pm shift

DIETARY AIDES (Part Time)

Fl o o r t e c h Needed for housekeeping

Please contact Hope Health Care 734 326 1200 or fill out an application at 38410 Cherry Hill Ra Westland

RESIDENTIAL « HOUSEKEEPERS

NEEDED• Full or Part Time• Monday thru Friday• No nights holidays wkends• $10/hr while cleaning• Paid Mileage• Paid Weekly• Health Insurance• Work in teams of 2

Apply in person SW EEPING BEAUTIES

8528 Canton Center Rd Canton Just S of Joy Rd

HOUSEKEEPERWaltonwood Senior apartment communities in Rochester Hills and Royal Oak are seeking friendly outgoing personnel for full time housekeeper positions Full time employees eligible for medical and dental insurance E E O Apply In person at 3250 Walton Blvd Rochester Hills M l or 3450 W 13 Mile Rd Royal Oak Ml

H O USEKEEPIN GFull & Part Time

Art Van Furniture is cur rently accepting applica tions for enthusiastic self starters to fill a full time position in housekeeping The person we hire will assist in maintaining the cleanliness of our show room and facilities Full time position includes

• P a id Major Medical• Prescription Coverage• Paid Dental Insurance• Paid Vacation• Profit Sharing• Employee Discounts

This opening is at our beautiful LIVONIA Store

Apply in person at Art van Furniture

29905 7 Mile Road Livonia M l 48152

1st Shift / 2nd Shift Light Assembly Work

Competitive Wages / Benefits Apply in Person

Mon Thurs 9 a m 4 p m 45605 Heim S t Plymouth Mi

W of Sheldon N of M 14 E O E

INTERIOR DESIGNER Office furniture company Novi area Fax resume to

246 449 9101

500Help Wanted General

JANITORS IMMEDIATE open ings Brighton area hours are 6pm midnight great pay (734) 421-2788

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JO B COACHFull or part time M ustbeM O RC or C LS trained with dean driving record & reliable vehicle Cafl Mon Fn 9 3pm 248-474-9973

E N T R Y L E V E L

Indust r ia l P o s i t i o n s

I M M E D I A T E L Y

A V A I L A B L E

• Forklift Drivers• Repair People

(labor intensive nail gun crow bar shields goggles)

• Inspectors • Painters

• QIC Workers • Yard Dog Drivers

(CDL License)Most positions are

Temporary to Full Time pay ranges are $9 $14 per hour

’ No phone calls please*

NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY

ForgeVINDUSTRIAL*-* STAFFING

31835 Eight Mile Road Livonia M i 48152

Applications accepted Monday Thursday 5am to 12 midnight Fnday 5am 6pm

Refer to Job Code 3875

JO B COACH Tired of working nights week ends holidays? Join our Team! Looking for part time Job Coaches in Wayne County Prefer CLS M O RC CMH but will train the right person

Can 248-473 1190

LABORERSummer help College student

(734) 427 1635

★ LABORERSW ANTED for

Commercial/lndustnal painting contractor

40-65 hrs per week Paid over time & benefits Reliable trans portation & valid drivers license a must Call Melissa Mon Fri 9-4pm Mastercraft Coatings

1 800 390 6351

IRRIGATION FOREM AN (m/f) expenenced only good pay &

benefits Ca ll G reg C at 734-637 0220

Landscape Designer/Estimator

Large landscape company looking for Landscape Designer/ Estimator Must be knowledge able of all aspects of land scaping 5 years expenence Competitive wages & benefits available Mail resume PO Box 123 Walled Lake Ml 48390

Landscape ForemanLarge landscape company looking for Landscape Foreman (m/f) Knowledge of plant mate rial and CDL license a must 5 years experience Competitive wages and benefits available Mali resume to PO Box 123 Walled Lake Ml 48390

LANDSCAPE/LAWN MAINTENANCE TECHS

Full time $8 $10 to start Pay based on exp Must have vald drivers l cen se

(810) 231 9717

LANDSCAPE OR Brick Paver Foreman for Plymouth based land­scape construction co Multiple positions available Previous exp required Rapid advancement is possible Serious career oriented inquiries only 734-637-0214

IRRIGATION TECH Experienced Good pay busy c om pan y Ca l l G r eg C

734 637 0220

REB LANDSCAPING Lawn maintenance & land scapers needed Good starting pay Start work on April 8 2002 Call Ron at (734) 513 7798

LAWN APPLICATOR Experience preferred Lawn and tree care Salary health bene­fits paid vacation and year around work Contact Mike

(734) 699-0010

LAWN FERTILIZING & MOWING

Experienced Techs wanted Up tO$15/hr 313 724-2480

LAWN FOREM AN & CREW Experienced in all phases of lawn maintenance Lots of hours & good pay (313) 541 6824

LAWN MAINTENANCE Livonia based lawn company seeking full time employees Experience & valid drivers license required Call 734-522-4121

LAWN MAINTENANCE Wixom based landscape co Is looking for Landscape Laborers Lawn Maintenance Workers & CDL Drivers Pay based on experience Full benefits available 248-344-0070

LAWN MAINTENANCE FOREMAN

Established co in W Bloomfield seeks an exp person w/valid driver's license Year round post tion $29K $35K/yr w/benefits

Call 248 6695960

LAWN MAINTENANCE LABORERS

For Oakland county Property4 rm ImmoHp o s it io n s a v a ila b le Neat appeanng hard workers call Joe at (248) 742 6686

LAWN SPRINKLER COM PANY Plymouth Experience not

necessary Start soon! (734) 453-6670

LAWN SPRINKLERS installers/service rep needed Motivated people exp or will tram $9/hr & up Immediate openings! (734) 453 7132 Canton

LEASING AGENT Needed full time for Waterford Apartment Complex Must be able to work weekends possess computer and organizational skills and be detail oriented Please call (248)681-4100 EOE

LEAS IN GC O N SU LT A N T

Needed for Novi apartment com­munity Must have an outgoing

skills Full time with benefit! including 401 (k) Call Danielle at

(248) 569-8880

500Help Wasted General

LIVONIA LUTHERAN Congrega tion is seeking contemporary Worship Leader For Sundays also Part time Small Group Coor dinator Call 248-442 8822

MACHINISTSGrowing cutting tool comi seeking qualified individual the afternoon shift on the fo! lowing machines

• Wire EDM• CN C Machining Center

Send resume to PO Box 510270 Livonia Ml 48150

MACHINIST1 2 years exp preferred Vaca tion health dental retirement profit sharing Apply at Nu Core 2424 Beach Daily Dearborn

★ LEASING AG EN T*Singh Management is seeking to fill immediate FULLTIM E position m Canton area Must be able to work weekends We offer competitive wages com missions health and dental insurances EEO Send resume to Jaime PO Box 255005 West Bloomfield Ml 48325 or fax to (248) 865-1630

MAIL INSERTER OPERATOR/ FULL & PART TIME

Rapidly growing company in Novi needs mail inserter opera tors Pitney Bowes & mail pre sort knowledge helpful Full & part time positions available Excellent wages & benefits Send resume to Box #1452 Observer & Eccentric Newspapers

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia Ml 48150

MAINTENANCEExperienced workers with truck & tools for exterior carpentry & building repairs in Plymouth area Full time year round $12/hr + benefits Call (734) 459 5440 for application

MAINTENANCEFull Time for large Apt Commu mty in Westland Benefits avail able 401K 734 459 6600

MAINTENANCEMature person Expenenced Tools Live on site Suburban apartment complex Good pay References 248-352 2220

MAINTENANCEPart time for assisted living facility apply in person at 15775 Mlddfebelt Rd Livonia or call

(734) 522-5780

MAINTENANCESUPERVISOR

needed full time for large sub urban apartment community Full benefits & housing avail able Call 248 474

MAINTENANCE TECH Property Management company has full time openings for var ious locations Must have 2 years exp in heating electrical & gas furnaces plumbing & car pentry etc Benefits Fax resumes 248 352 2837 EOE

MAINTENANCE TO perform inter!or/exterior building & grounds maintenance for steel company in Wixom Must have experience In elec- tncal plumbing & grounds Full time with benefit ContactMetal Sales 248 668 6700

M AN AGERResident Manager needed for Novi apartment community Ideal position for experienced leas ng consultant with leader sh p abil ties and des re to a dv anc e Gr ea t b en e f t s package nclud ng 401 (k)

Fax resume to Dan elle at (248) 569 1508

MANUFACTURED HOUSING RESIDENT

MANAGERManager needed for manufac tured nome community experi en ce requ i red e i t her in manufactured homes or apart ment complexes Some com puter knowledge helpful Send resume to

Resident Manager P O BOX 530854

Livonia Ml 48153 0854

MARKETING ASSISTANT Full time with computer skills Apply at Grand Court 36550 Grand River Farmington Hills ask for Kathy (248) 476-7478

MASON &MASON FOREMAN

With commercial exp Top pay & fringes 248 437 7700

MECHANICELECTRIC LIFT TRUCK

Westland based rebuiider of specialized electric lift trucks seeks an experienced shop/road technician to perform in all aspects of electric lift truck over haul and repair Excellent com pensation and opportunity for advancement For interview please call Specialty Material Handling (734) 641 1800

M ECHANICSSignature Flight Support is seeking fulltime experienced troubleshooters with own tools for large volume truck fleet Duties to include repairs on light/ heavy equipment and repair and up keep or facilities located at Detroit Metro Airport Starting salary $27k We offer an excel lent benefits package as well as401(k) Apply in person at

Signature Flight Support Detroit Metro Airport

(located on Lucas Dr just west of Middlebelt across

from the Days Inn) or fax resume to

(734) 955 7602 EOE M/F/D/V

M t U I O A L t3 IL L b H /|SCHEDULER

Must have 2-3 years exp

(ration 9 various iruPur ances follow up and basic j computer Skills

Send resumes Attn Clarissa

30055 Northwestern Hwy Suite L 50 Farmington

Hills Ml 48334 O r fax to 248-737 9287!

NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED! $34 000 First Year Potential! CDL in 15 days' Graduate Employed! Hotel Transporta tion Meals D O T Physical I nc luded 100% Tu i t i on Financing & Reimbursement 8 0 0 5 5 0 4 8 1 8 o r www cdltrainmg com

NURSERY MANAGERLarge landscape company looking for Nursery Manager Knowledge of plant material is a must 3-5 years expenence Competitive wages & benefits available Mail resume to PO Box 123 Walled Lake Ml 48390

O FFICE CLEANERDays Mon Fri Northville area

(734) 947-4374

OFFICE CLEANING Canton small office cleaned 3 evenings equals about 5 hrs/wk Pay $10/ hr Must have an eye for detail & cleaning exp (734) 424 9247

500Help Wanted General

OFFICE MANAGER AR AP Excel & Accounting experience necessary Full time Great benefits Send resume to

gbecker@subrent com

PETITIONERS Earn BIG $$S Circulating statewide petitions Part time Paid 3x/week

1 800-695 0133

PHOTOGRAPHERS & ASSISTANTS

Part time Call Joanne (734) 595 3814

PLUMBER APPRENTICE Full time position in new construc­tion Mechanically inclined d ependab l e Bene f i t s /pay equals experience Nonsmoker (248) 348-2967

eve (246) 348 0768

PRINTINGDont miss this opportunity to join the fastest growing printing company in Michigan We have state of the art equipment and the best people CALL US NOW! We need

• FOLDER OPERATOR Top equipment exp a must

Robot Printing and Communications Inc

12065 Dixie Redford Ml 48239

(313) 255 0470 FAX cwolak@robotpnnting com

-I PROFESSIONAL L PHOTO FINISHING

Customer Service Rep must be computer literate Know! edge of Adobe & Photoshop helpful Pay $8 9 50/hr

Apply atNORTH AMERICAN PHOTO

27451 Schoolcraft Rd _ (at Inkster) _

I Livonia Mi 48150 I

P R O J E C T S T A F F Health Records Manage ment Company seeks tempo­rary Full time and part time project staff at 1500 E Whit comb Madison Heights General labor No exp req Pay $8 50/hr Please call Steve Cohoon at (248) 597-9926 from 9 00 am 1200 pm Eastern time & 1 00 p m 5 00 p m Eastern

PRO PERTY MANAGER Expenenced in multi family man agement preferred but not required Strong people skills a must Immediate opening Confi dentlality assured Contact Bill

McShane at 248-705 5415

PROTOTRAC BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR

Experienced E & D Machine Call 248-473-0255

REAL ESTATECareer Open House Sat April 6 at 11 am Topics

•Licensing requirements •Profit sharmg/investments •How to earn 100k plus •Training/ mentoring •Network with top agents

Call Mark Bullard to reserve a seat or for private intervew

248 735 5400 Keller Williams Realty

Receptionist/Administrative

AssistantOutstanding full time opportunity for enthusi astlc individual pos sessmg excellent verbal communication organi zational skills and pro­f e s s i o n a l at t i tude Responsibilities include answ ering multi line phone greeting clients typing correspondence and genera l of f i ce duties MU ST have experience w/Microsoft Word & Excel Send resume to Box #1445 Observer & Eccentric

Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd

Livonia. Ml 48150

R E C E P T IO N IS T Part time for exclusive private country club Requires good organizational skills in 'telephone and people Please fax resume to (248) 356-5255

RetailHELP WANTED

For Kids Only has immediate need for Managers/Assistants Retail apparel management experience required Top pay 401k BC/BS

Fax 246 932 2124

ROOFERS EXPERIENCED Also laborers needed

Call Kevin 734 261 5066 (734) 507 8080

TEM PORARY STAFFING Agency in SW Detroit seeking

•Sates Rep •Recruiter •Experienced Housekeepers

(248) 477 5807

SEASONAL HELP WANTED for Grounds Maintenance Must be at least 18 No experience

necessary Call Tom at (734) 522 2200

R P r i lR I T V f t t l A R n R now hiring in the Metro Area Full & Part Time positions a v a i l a b l e P l e a s e c a l l

1 888 382 4800

SECURITY OFFICERSThe Wackenhut Corp has immediate openngs in Dearborn and Southfield Must have HS Diploma/GED valid driver s license clean criminal record and pass drug screen/physical Pay Is $10 50/hr plus benefits

Call Sue 1-800 275 8343 Mon Fn EOE

SECURITY Professionals 734-240 4810

FO S T E R C A R E L icens ing Worker and a Foster Care Case Manager needed Both full time positions require a Bachelors degree with a major in Soci ology Psychology Social Work or Guidance and Counseling Experience in foster home licensing or foster care case management required Must have excellent written and verbal communication skills Salary $28 660 to $32 959 Excellent benefits Send resume to Methodist Childrens Home ATTENTION HR FC Dept 26645 W Six Mile Redford Ml 48240 No phone calls EOE

SOUTH LYON tree climber Experienced only full time valid drivers license Benefits Misty Ridge Tree Service

(248) 486-6115

All Ads Run OnlineF R E E !

A V a lu e O f U p T o $ 8 7 OO

Classifications 500 to 502 (★ )33

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500Help Wanted General

SO CIAL W O R KERNeeded for a temporary position in a family owned and operated sub acute/long term care facility Resjjonsibilities will include daify contact with residents and faml lies resident care planning and asse ssm en ts A wonderful opportunity for the right indl vidual to join a progressive interdisciplinary team Please send or fax your resume to Westland Convalescent Center 36137 W Warren Road West l a nd M l 4 8185 Phone 734-728-6100 fax 734-728-9741

SPO R TS PROMOTION EARN $25K $28K TO START Leam the exciting fast paced promotional advertising bust ness W brkw /M LB NBA NHL and the area s top golf courses No expenence required just a

sincere interest in sports Thorough training provided Cal! Bill ® (734} 266-8159

SP R A Y APPLICATORS $13 to $14/hr & up depending upon exp Trimmers & Ground Personnel also needed All applicants must have a valid drivers license with a good driving record Excellent benefit package available Call Mountain Top Tree Service Northville 248-349 1870

SU M M ER JO B SSuperv isors Art Instructor Counse lors & Life Guards needed for day camp in West Bloomfield

C a li 248 -661 -3630 F a x 248 -357 6361

SU M M ER JO B SW SI s L ife g u a rd s sports instructor needed for day camp program in Southfield

Call 248 357 1740

SUPERVISORS & LABORERS

Needed for landscaping lawn maintenance & irrigation crews Full or part time Southfield Co 248 354-3213 or 248-866 0283

AppliesAcce

SWIFT TRANSPORTATION lications Being ccepted For

S e cu r ity D ispa tch T ra in ing C o o rd in a to r & C o m p lian ce

Adm in is tra to rSwift Offers A Competitive Compensation Package Paid Medical Life Insurance 401K & Stock Purchase Plan eoe/m/f Apply in person or fax resume

Swift Transportation 28800 Highland

Romulus M i 48174 Fax #734-946 0876 Attn Alan Tyson

(no phone calls please)

ELEM ENTARY HEAD TEACH ER

needed for position a s Summer Director for Farmington Hills Nursery School 248 476 3110

TEA C H ERSSylvan Learning Center in W Bloomfield English & Math 248 737-8875 Fax 248-737-8220

TEACH IN FLORIDA Attend the Great Florida Teach In June 18 21 at the Hyatt Orando Approximately 40 school dis tncts will interview teachers For m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n ca l l 800 TEACH FL (800 832 2435)

T E C H N IC IA N S N E E D E D Metro Detroit newest Nissan Dealer is seeking to fill two posi tions We are looking for a Lube Tech and a fully Certified Mechanic with Nissan or import background We are a growing company with opportunity for advancement P lease send resume c/o Lee Derrick or fill our application in person

DICK SC O TT NISSAN 41840 Michigan Ave

Canton M r 48188

TELEM ARKETERS & Appointment Setters

Commission Call (248) 357 8935

Ask for Carol

W 4 TELEM ARKETERS & M ANAGERS Up to

j 4 P k . $ 1 5 / H R Experienced r \ appointment setters

ONLY Full/part time 1 9pm Farmington 248-553-8831

TITLE INSURANCE Need experienced full time Cioser/Processors and Searcher/ Examiners Permanent positions available Competitive benefit package and 401K, Mail fax or e mail resume to Agency Man ager TitleAmertca 8137 W Grand R iver Brighton Ml 48114 (810) 229 6360 or

tamericadlandam com

TO O L AND DYE SHO P Experienced Machinist

Laths Mill C N C 734 397 1421

TOUR COM PANY seeks individual for network tech meal support trouble shooting and digital product demonstra tion Requires constant travel and professional interaction w/ the public and media Also need C D L D r i v e r s Ema i l to

resumes29001 ©yahoo com

Tow ing ManagerExpenencea motivated Pay depends on expenence Health insurance uniforms 401K Send resume or write for appt

Box #1418S/I/9B V9I a Urv® l u

Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd

Livonia M! 48150

TRU CK DRIVER Steel Great pay hours bene fits Expenenced only Contact

i! Sa les 248-668Meta!

500Help Wanted Gen«ra|

Tow Truck Drivers?Expenenced only Good pgy. Health insurance 401K uni-* forms all shifts Send resumaorj write for appt «

Box #1431 *Observer & Eccentnc «

Newspapers s36251 Schoolcraft Rd %

Livonia M i 46150 f

TRAVEL CONSULTANTS ] Fnendiy outgoing people to self vacations/cruises using proven)! telephone sales techniques Flex-? ible 30 hrs/wk Base plus corn* mission No odd calling Quality5 leads provided Dearborn [ 313-278-4100 goymtebmt

TREE SPAD E OPERATOR" Great Oaks Landscaping-is- looking for an expenencea Sfip Tree Space Operator Musthave CD L Excellent wages andbenefits (248) 349 292%

TRU CK DRIVER/ - CLEANING TECH

Must have good driving record* Call 313-541 2100 or apply -iq

Barson at 12262 Woodbine,, iedford

TRUCK DRIVERSLarge landscape comparf^ looking for full time truck dnverr'

Srobabie overtime available /age negotiable CDL required

Ca ll to apply (248) 669 3032

UNDERGROUND CONTRACTOR

OPERATORS/LABORERS with minimum 3 yrs experience^ Good pay/benefits Non union1 Call (248) 446 9600

W ALTER C&C TOOL GRINDER

Full benefits competitive wages Please cai! 610 227 1645 ask for Tom

WANTED We are looking for 8a endable CD L C lass ADnver

2 years experience willing to work a daily route deliver

carpet Call Rudy at (734) 425 7120

WATCH MAKER Guild Store needs proficient Watch Maker quarts/ auttf

Dave (248) 682 8573 _

WINDOW C LEA N ERProfess iona l route windqyy cleaners needed Year round work Please call 313-359-6032

2CASHIERLarge hardware store In Wayne Full or part time Competitive wage 734-721 7244

501Computer/lnfo■ i

mCO M PUTER PROGRAMMER- for direct marketing firm Full

or email ju!le@burnett com

CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE

Nationally recognized blow molded plastic manufacturer looking for a motvated team player to join busy Customer Service Department ideal candi date should have a pleasant/ professional phone voice good communication skills data entry experience basic office skill/ machines and attention to detail a must Competitive sa la iy and benefits Interested candidates should mail resume to

1236 Watson Ave Ypsilanti M i 48198 FAX (734) 481 8790 C J

502Help Wanted- See Clerical

ACCOUNT ASSISTANT! Part-Time * \

Immediate opening In Mutual of Omaha s Novi Office Position, t i responsible for providing gens eral support to Sates and §er* vice staff |

Strong computer (MS W oqt Sjj Excel) communication ah<f human relations sk ils required! Group insurance strong preferred

Please send resume refer! encing REQ 5643JS f

Fax (402) 351 3026 s' * Careers@mutualofomaha cgm|

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8700

ACCOUNTING CLERK { Western Oakland County restau* rant group seeking Accounting) Clerk familiar with AP/AR b£nK reconciliation payroll processing and som e general ledgef account analysis Competitive)

S and benefits offered Inter** id persons should spnd

resume with salary history to H ff Dept Job#JD 27145 Sneratorj Dr Novi Ml 48377 3318 «

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE* CLERK

Part time for Birmingham multi- family property Mgmt Co Pay ab le experience requ irs iC Excellent starting rate for qu fied candidate with referer Fax resume to 248-646-C

ACCO U NTSPAYABLE

Accounting firm seeks exp Af? clerk with computer knowledge who is a seif starter and detgil oriented Send resume & safary requirements to Office Adminie trator 44744 Heim Street Ply mouth Ml 48170 6023 -

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C O U N T A N TThe national award-wmnmg Observer

Eccentnc Newspaper is located m Livonia and is; looking for an entry-level staff accountant Must- have a Bachelor’s degree m Accounting and bet proficient m Excel & MS Word 1-2 years ofi expenence is a plus, however, we are willing to; tram a recent graduate! Will be responsible for bank; reconciliations, general ledger maintenance, andt some financials Great opportunity fot£> advancement, excellent pay and benefits, and * employee-friendly time-off policy

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The Observer & Eccentnc New*+fi2«l SchooLraft KoaJ I r oiia MI 4R1[a* "S4-95*»-20S7b mail Untokfr oc homecotun net

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^CO UN TS P A Y A B L Eail Company in Ferndale is teed of someone who can

id le minor A/P responsibilities and provide clerical support for father staff 1 yr exp A/P gen era! knowledge o f computers ted exp w/Excel requires Send fesume to 248-414 5276 or asimpson@th ermalwave com

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ar Property Management firm

Organized and motivated Individual Immediate opening 1 Confidentiality assured fF a x resume to 248 855 4104

fAdm im strative Assistant/ I Bookkeeper ftlacomb County law firm has immediate full time opening for Experienced & detail oriented Individual to handle administra live & bookkeeping tasks Duties vould include billing data entry 7 P & general administrative

functions Quickbooks a plus sax resume with salary require nents to 586 726 0971

J O O K K E E P E R.computer literate bookkeeper fo r 11 2 daily $11 an hour in Livonia (734) 425 2730

BO O KKEEPER leaded for IMMEDIATE HIRE .ccounting/Bookkeeping expert eeded for growing Birmingham ales office please call Omar or heryl at (248) 203 2900

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B u s i n e s s S e r v i c e R e p r e s e n t a t i v e

ur professional dynamic outhrield Insurance Company

[s looking to add a top notch Ser ice Representative Our job is

provide telephone supportive ervice to our clients We are rontlrually recognized as the est in the industry! You must

yourself well be great with le excellent commumca

skills and problem solving a must! Starting salary package ex ceed s $30 000 Benefit package includes Blue Cross sweat career position for the n$*t person Send resume to q Attn Human Resources £4600 Northwestern Highway << Southfield Ml 48075 t fa * (248) 356 8589 or email ^■ judithOactionbenefits com

C LERK Filing/Mail computer skills a plus Benefits

Livonia area (888)444-4248

C U S T O M E R S E R V IC E & RECEIVABLES For an office products co Must be exp & energetic Full time Benefits

area Fax 248-449 9101

Customer Serv ice/SalesReliable achievement onented self-m otivated person with proven track record of successful Customer service & sales experi Sri^s to work in our sales office W e offer a friendly work environ lUftnt challenging job & career growlh Call (734) 454-1707

EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRA T IVE ASSISTANT

Northville law firm seeking full time indvidual Must work n W yandotte off ce fo the f rst se ve ra l m onths C and date must be hgh ly pro a c tv e wth excel ent organ za to n a l and com puter skills the ab I ty to mul t taks and MUST have pro JiE^sional telephone and com | f« |n i c a t l o n s k i l l s 'Responsibilities include sched u lln g c l ie n t m e e t in g s d o cu m en t preparation client data tracking aad follow up Expenence in estate planning a plus knowl ^dge of WordPerfect a must«• y'Send or fax resume to *> Kathleen C Stamper -Thompson Morello P C

I f* * 1800 Biddle Avenue | i Wyandotte M l 48192

(734) 281 1620

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;IL£ CLERK/ Clerical Support Vafrted for Southfield Law Firm ;ull lime Please fax resume to

(248) 353 4840

F R O N T O F F I C E > P O S I T I O N

Established In terna l Medicine >ractice is seeking full time mdl ’idual to fill an open position for

•i ffS Canton location This mdi vidual must be mufti task ori ented organized and possess

M written and verbal commu on skills Previous medical experience required Com

' We benefit package offered

S rested candidates should fax • cover letter and resume to

(734) 981 0653 Attn Clinical Nursing Director_________

* t E G A L A S S IS T A N TTwo years exp for busy Farm

f n Hills Plaintiffs firm Exten client contact insurance & non exp preferred Fax ne to Fabian Sklar & Davis

at 248-855 0209

S S A L I.SEC RETA R Y NEEDED pad time for two lawyers in downtown Birmingham Flexible iteurs comfortable office Call

(248) 644-1114

& G A L S E C R E T A R YPart time for Southfield attorney Flexible hrs 16-24/wk Good computer skills legal exp ae sfred but will tram Call Mr Graensport Call 248-559 5379 or la x resume 248 559 2180

RECEPTIONIST part time needed for busy doctors office in Farmington Hills Exp preferred

C a ll for A pp t 2 48 4 74 0040 or fax resume to

248 474 0575

RECEPTIONIST/ SECRETARY

Mature dependable person to work part time evenings and weekends Must be available to tram during the day Please call Mon Fri 9-4 (734) 425 9200

RECEPTIONIST/ SECRETARY

with exp Exc phone & typing skills Call Steve 734-261-4700

MARKETING1 LAJUI-HJINM IOH je ih a major company and assist witR Ford Marketing programs d ik in g good computer and people skills Exp with printed

aSSterlal a plus Degree requiredDiversified Recruiters

(248)344-6700 Fax(248)344-6704 ^•Efriail jobs drc® prodigy net

* O F F IC E P E R S O NS p r accounts payable & receiv aples 3 yrs computer exp using

I s & Check Book Solutions property management co in

outhfield Excellent salary with ' ie Cross Fax resume to

v/)( 248-358 1406________

PERSO NN EL Part in Canton Send resume Sheldon Rd Canton Ml

48187 or call (734) 455 8222

f e l C E RECEPTIONIST Computer experience Full and mart time No Saturdays Blue Cross dental 401K pre tax med paid vacation Keford Collision and Towing 39586 Grand River

J313VI (248) 478 7815

* R E C E P T IO N IS TFor child care center In Livonia .Must be self directed pos sensing excellent customer ser vice skills Knowledge of Word&

'f ijo e l a must Pleasant environ

f ent No evenings or week ids Great benefits

Call 734 525 5767

R EC EPT IO N IST Phones some typing Small office $7 $8/ f t j 6/Telegraph Resume to

kal@hesengineermg com

S A L E SC O O R D I N A T O R

Growing company is seeking a motivated ambitious bright well organized Individual with a strong work ethic Core respon sibllities include Customer Con tract Review Sales Quote preparation placlng/tracking product orders with Vendors Customer Service The ideal candidate Is a reliable team player who possess excellent communication ekills Basic computer skills (Windows) and prior work experience in an office environment a must Opportunity to grow with a rap idly expanding Company Com petltive Bene fits Package including 401k and Profit Sharing Program Send resume and salary history to

Box #1450Obseiver & Eccentric Newspapers

36251 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia Ml 48150

SWITCHBOARD/CASHIER Metro Chrysler Jeep dealer looking for someone with posi tive attitude a real people person Great benefits holiday pay 401K full time with over time vacation BC/BS Inter ested individual please call Debra Jenkins

(734) 354-6203

T ITL E IN S U R A N C E A G E N C Y

is expanding and needs moti vated people who want a great place to work Hiring exp pro cessors closers post closing personnel and couriers Please send resume to P O Box 531644 Livonia Ml 48153-1644

BUILDING ENGINEER BE PART O F OUR GROWING TEAM!!

Colonnade Properties has a challenging opportunity for an Engineer II to provide maintenance at our Bingham Office Center

JOB DUTIES INCLUDE Assist in performing preven tative m a in tenance on HVAC some electrical car pentry plumbing and other duties as assigned You must have the ability to work well independently have excellent verbal commun ca ton sk s and the ablity to effectively nte act w th ten ants co workers and man agement regarding day to day operational issues

WHAT W E OFFER Colonnade Properties offers its emp oyees a very compel rtive salary and bonus oppor tumty Our comprehensive range of employee benefits include Medical Dental Dis count Vision Life AD&D STD LTD 401 (k) with Com pany matching For imme diate consideration please forward your cover letter and resume to

Colonnade Properties Attn Ric Adkins

30600 Telegraph Road Suite 1386

Bingham Farms Ml 48025 Fax 248 594-9191

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CIVIL EN G IN EER IN G B S C E EIT not necessary full time salary commensurate with exp Benefits Email

jarrmillOaol com Fax 734 722 4420

Phone 734 722 5530

Help Wanted* Dental

ABOUT TIME for a change?Assistants RDH DOS

Top Pay Flexible Hours Work when you wantl

Peak Performers fax resume/CV to

248 477 7032 or call Toll Free 888 477 7325 E O E

C E R A M I S TExperienced technician needed for Livonia lab Call Tom Caruso at (734) 425 8700

C H A IR S ID E D EN TA L A S S IS T A N T

RDA/CDA needed for our restor ative team Plymouth/Canton area MonThurs Exc Salary commensurate w/tralnlng & exp Full time benefits include Paid vacation sick, & holiday time Blue Cfoss/Blue Shield conven tional coveraae Dental treat ment p roduction benefit un ifo rm allowance bonuses Fax resume to 734 453-0256

504 Help Wanted-Dental

DENTAL ASSISTANT Part time experienced only Northville family practice

(248) 348 7997

D E N T A L A S S IS T A N TFull time Laurel Park Livonia Office Progressive & challenging opportunity 734-464-2664

C L E R I C A LCanton dental office seeking high energy team oriented indf vidual with good customer ser vice skills Full time position offering competitive wages bonus program paid vacations health insurance and dental coverage 734-981 5455 or fax resume 734-981 0370

DENTAL ASSISTANT Looking for a challenging posi tion to make you happier?

248 646-5743

DENTAL ASSISTANT Must have expenence & dental software skills Full time position in Southfield office Competitive salary & benefits Fax resume to

248 395 4703

DENTAL ASSISTANT Our Livonia practice is looking for an experienced dental assis tant to join our dental team full time Great benefits good pay & hours If interested please call Julia at 734 427 2387 or fax your resume to 734-427 1766

DENTAL FRONT DESK Professional exp person for a busy Novi practice Exc bene fits Call Helen 248-442 0400

DENTAL HYGIENIST $60 000 $70 000 Annually

A re you an expe r ien ced hygienist looking for an opportu nity to advance professionally? A nigh quality specialty practice in the Birmingham/southfield area has the opening youve been watching for Full or part time C a lf (248) 357 3100

DENTAL HYGIENIST Needed part time for well established Livonia dental family practice 734-427 1800

DENTAL HYGIENIST Full/part time Looking for someone w/ good Perio skills to be part of our team Southfield

Call Marie (248) 352 7722

D e n t a l H y g i e n i s tFull time position for friendly Farmington office Benefits

(248 )478 3285D E N T A L H Y G IE N IS T

New fee for service dental practice searching for full time fr ie n d ly d e n ta l h y g ie n is t to jo in our family practice No Satur d a y s P l e a s e c a l l 734 347 0125 or fax resume to 734 283 7310

DENTAL OFFICE MANAGER Are you computer literate multi task oriented w/mimmum 3 years in Dental Management experience In finance managed care & insurance If so our multi practice has career opportunity for you Exceptional salary & benefits + 401K

Phone 586 264-4115 Fax 810 268 8228

DENTAL OFFICE Receptionist Experience a must Looking for a person with a very outgoing personality Fax resume to 313 874-0757

DENTAL/ ORTHODONTIC ASSISTANT

for Othodontic office in Farm Ington Hills Full time experi ence in Medical/ Dental desired Good w/ people especially chil dren Exc salary medicai and other benefts Mature person des r ng long term employment n a ca rng pleasant o ffce

App ly by calling (248) 855 4142 Mon Tues

Thurs & Fr 9 4pm

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Specialty practice is looking for a special person to join its front desk team This special person must have dental experience and be self motivated orga mzed articulate and empathetic Salary $30 $45 000 + benefits

Call (248) 357 3100

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Canton Full time Organized team player with great communl cation skills Dental experience preferred Excellent salary &

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DENTAL. RECEPTIONIST

Full TimeFriendly Livonia office

Seif motlvated/reliabie Are you the one? Call 734 674-7730

DENTAL TECHNICIAN Denture lab has entry level post tion available in model depart ment Will tram right person Livonia area Part/Full time No weekends Cali (734) 427 8300

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D E N T I S T W A N T E DFull time in Dearborn Guaran teed base plus commission Excellent benefit package Con tact R ick S lpe by phOne 3 1 3 5 8 2 8 1 5 0 f a x 313 582 6150 or e m ail rsipe mwop @ netzero net for more information E O E

D H GFull time positions available for Dental Assistant & Front Desk Receptionist w/mimmum 1 yeai sxp Excellent salary & benefits

Phone 586 264-4115 Fax 810 268 8228

GROWING OFFICE SEEKING experienced Hygienist One eve­ning and Saturdays Salary

negotiable (248) 358-0010

DENTAL ASSISTANT COME BE A PART OF OUR EXCITING DENTAL TEAM'

Experienced full time position in group practice X ray experience helpful Top salary and excellent benefits 401K SIGN ON BONUS 734-722 5130

DENTAL ASSISTANT Pediatric Dentist Experience

Preferred but willing to tram lust be reliable (248)553 3260

DENTAL ASSISTANT & PATIENT COORDINATOR

Needed full time for a friendly & team oriented office Exc

benefits Call Sherry at 1 800-487-4867 ext 6046

D EN TA L A S S IS T A N Tfor progressive Bloomfield Hills office Experience preferred no weekends part time Please call

(248) 645 9797

HYGIENIST NEEDED for high quality practice in South Lyon Full time Mon Thurs Benefits & 401k (248) 437 4119

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BILL IN G C L E R KFull time Busy clinic in Livonia is looking for a reliable & ener getic person Duties include costing payments collection & oilow up work MBS experience helpful Fax resume to 734 462 1024 EOEBIRMINGHAM OB/GYN needs Receptionist Good pay and b e n e f it s R e c e n t Exp 248 647 9860 EXTENSION 223

HYGIENIST Quality Novi jractfce seeks exp Hygienist for 5 Sat per mo Great working

conditions! (248) 348 8181

O rthodontic A ss is tan tNeeded full time Experience necessary Rochester & Beverly Hills area Excellent pay & bene fits Call Julie

(248) 652 6121 or fax resume (248) 652 2577

RECEPTIONIST/ DENTAL ASSISTANT

Part time experience preferred for friendly Farmington Hills

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C L E R KInsurance claim fo llow up/ collections expenence only Full time medic computers Great pay & benefits Fax resume to 248-663 1902

BIRMINGHAM OB/GYN needs Medical Assistant Good and benefits Recent 248 647 9860 EXTENSION

C A R E G I V E RWaltonwood at Twelve Oaks is seeking mature reliable dedl cated personnel to provide ser vices to older adults in our beautiful Senior Apartment Com mumty in Novi Part time post tion available with flexible hours that will lead to full time E E O

Apply in person at Waltonwood at Twelve Oaks 27475 Huron Circle Novi Ml (behind 12 Oaks Mall off 12 Mile Rd) or call (248) 735 1500

C A R E S P E C I A L I S T SWaltonwood Senior apartment communities in Rochester Hills and Royal Oak are seeking com petent reliable dedicated and experienced people to provide services to older adults in our beautiful Assisted Living Resi denotes Full time and Part time Full time employees are eligible for medical and dental msur ance E E O Apply in person at 3250 Walton Blvd Rochester Hills Ml (between Adams Rd & Squirrel)

A growing billing company seeking experienced

MEDICAL BILLERS• Fulltime• Benefits• Great opportunity

Fax resume to 313 240 7301

M 240

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Days Part time Apply in person Marycrest Manor 15475 Middlebelt Livonia Ml 48154

DIRECTOROF

NURSINGFull time position available for an R N with strong man agement skills exc clinical skills and able to commum cate effectively with all levels Long term care exp necessary Mail or fax

resume to , „ _ .Jeff Cohen

Administrator Code DON

Farmington Health Care Center

34225 Grand River Farmington Ml 48535

\ Fax 248 477 2 8 8 8 /

EXP MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST BILLER

FULL TIMEFarmington H il ls o f f ic e Insu r ance & computer knowledge good people skills Health & dental No nights or weekends

Fax resume 248 538 4949

F R O N T D E S K M A N A G E R

in medical office to work and mange front desk W ill serve as lia son between dr s and front desk staff Co llege preferred Exce lent benef ts Send esume to P O Box 826 B rm ngham M 48012 0826

FRONT D ESK part time 20 30 hrs Podiatnc medical office 13 MUe & Southfield area Upbeat caring attitude a must Work with great people Great pay Call S a n d y le a v e m e s s a g e

248 682 1252

HISTOTECHNOLOGIST Hllbnch Dermapathology Lab in Garden City has a fuTl or part time position available HT or HTL preferred Monday Friday flexible hrs Fax resume to

734-762 0530

H O M E C A R EMedicare certified JCAHO accredited home health care agency is seeking R N s for home visits Recent home care and IV therapy experi ence preferred High star da rds of p ra c t ic e and flexibility required Benefit p a ckag e fo r fu ll tim e employees We are proud of our organization and the wonderful team that we have We welcome the right nurses to consider joining usl

Please fax resume to (734) 981 8828 or mail to

United Home Health Services Inc

2200 Canton Center Rd Suite 250

Canton Ml 48187 w Attn Linda / Penny y

INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR CLINICIANS

MSW CSW Needed as indepen dent contractor therapist at MH/ SA O PC Referrals provided Fax resume immediately attn to J J 313 223 5177

LAB AID/PROCESSOR Full time afternoon shift position 60 hrs bi weekly w/benefits Rotating weekends & holidays P re v io u s lab e x p e r ie n ce desired 40wpm required Apply in person mail fax or email resumeHOSPITAL CONSOLIDATED

lm o ORm C n iE S 23775 Northwestern Hwy

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MEDICAL ASSISTANT/ PERSO NABLE

Full time Send resume to P O Box 43422 West Oaks Dnve PMB #167 NOVI 48377

MEDICAL ASSISTANT/LPN/RN Medical examiners needed to perform mobil medical evalua tions M u s t h ave good phle­botomy skills and reliable car Pay is a percentage of gross + mileage All shifts avail Fax resume to 866-522 5200

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Expenence preferred Friendly progressive office seeking to fill MA position (248)476 3333

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Full time clinical duties in Farm ington Hills Experience pre ferred Looking for motivated Individual Pleasam working environment Excellent benefits

Call Sherry 248-477 9081

M E D IC A L A S S IS T A N TMature experienced energetic people person for busy ENT

Bcactice Full time with benefits lust be good with children

Farmington Hills area Ask for Janet (248) 615-4368

MEDICAL ASSISTANT Full time w/ benefits experience

a must Call to inquire at (734) 728 2130

MEDICAL ASSISTANT part time Uvonia dermatologist Must be flexible 248 474 8442 Fax resume to MatyAnn 248-474-5714

MEDICALASSISTANT

Large Royal Oak Oncology

Bractice is seeking an exp ledical Assistant for full time

position 40hours/5daysper week No weekends or holt days Excellent communica tion and Interpersonal skills are a must We offer a com petitive salary and generous benefit package that includes profit sharing If you are looking for a challenging andrewarding position send your resume to (248) 551-6909

attn Human Resources

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Full time for busy Southfield ophthalmology office Experi ence preferred

Box #1448 Observer & Eccentric

Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd

Livonia Ml 48150

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST Part time Livonia doctors office Mature good phone manner Reply with qualifications & refer ences Fax (734) 525 2470

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST w/experience for busy Cardi ology practice Excellent salary & benefits Fax rssume to Laura 248 865-9423 or 9425

MEDICAL RECEPTIONISTFull time position available at busy internal medicine office Exp a must Great pay & benefits Or fax resume 248 737 9774

MEDICAL RECORDS SUPERVISOR

A Re lease of Informal on Se vice s seek ng a fu I t m e S u p e r v so to manage ROI and per sonnel at an Oakland County Hospital Knowl edge of ROi 8 2 yrs supe rv iso ry exp Paid ben efits & 401 (K) Send resume w/salary require ments to HR Manager P O Box 5054 Southfield

48086 5054 or fax 357 3337 attn

itacey(248)Stace

MEDICAL TRANSCRIPTIONIST Full time for sjub specialty prac lice located near Royal Oak Beaumont Exc benefits compet

itive salary Fax resume to (248) 647 3917

N U R SEC O N S U L TA N TS

A national managed care com

E is seeking experienced stored Nurses for their med

leaf case management division Qualified candidates must pos sess a Michigan RN license with a minimum of two years experi ence as a Medical Case Man a g e r A C IR S or C C M certification is required Prior Workers Compensation and Auto PIP case management experience preferred P lease submit resume to Box #1447 Observer & Eccentric Newspa pers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia Ml 48150

N U R S E

M A N A G E RWaltonwood of Royal Oak a licensed senior luxury apartment community seeks a RN or LPN for full time position Must have experience in a long term senior facility Competitive wages and benefits E E O FAX resume to

(248) 549 6426 end toor send to Waltonwood of

Royal Oak 3450 W 13 Mile Rd Royal Oak Ml 48073

C LARGE SU BU RBAN | MEDICAL PRACTICE |■ with locations in j■ Dearborn Farmington Hills *I Garden City Livonia Milford I | & Southfield |

I Looking for Experienced ■ • Medical Claims Team *

| Leader |■ • Medical Biller/Statuser ■■ • Front Desk Staff JI Minimum of 2 yrs exp for all I | positions listed Excellent |

I working environment quar ■ terly bonus plan & 401K ■

I Fax us your resume TODAY' I 734-466 9607 j

L P N / R NWaltonwood of Royal Oak a licensed senior apartment community seeks an EXPERIENCED RN or LPN for weekend shift Part Time position available E E O FAX resume to (248) 649 6426 or send to Waltonwood of Royal Oak 3450 W 13 Mile Rd Royal Oak M l 48073

N U R SIN GA S S IS T A N T S

Up to $9 50 hrly or $95/day forI a ln u . meriioaf Trsncnnrtnt onprovided for live ins KIZANN H O M E C A R E (734) 7 83 9 37 2

OFFICE ASSISTANT/NURSE AIDE With good clerical/ organizational skills Full time Livonia Staff scheduling & com puter expenence helpful Some on call required 248 477-4848

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R E C E P T IO N IS TPart time needed for Troy urology office Tues & Fri Med icaf exp required C a ll G a i l or Cheryl 248 267 5035 or fax resume to 248-267 5036

O P T O M E T R I S T O R O P H T H A L M O L O G I S TNeeded for mobile eyecare company Part time flexible schedule Transportation pro vided Excellent salary Fax credentials 248 324-1450Or call 248 324 1173

O R T H O P E D IC P H Y S IC A L

T H E R A P Y CLIN ICCurrently looking for a

SENIOR AIDE Full time position w/benefits

Must have a bachelor degree in Exercise Physi ology or related field Alsopositions available for Aide Massage skills helpful and

also opening for front office/ biller Expenence helpful receptionist duties sched uling and basic computerskills helpful Please' Fax

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RECEPTIONIST with medical experience for busy Birmingham pediatrician office Insurance knowledge self motivated and multi task able Full time some eves and Saturdays Benefits Fax resume to (248) 645 5304

or call Jan or Pam at (248) 645 1737

REGISTERED NURSE For allergist in Livonia part time No weekends flexible hrs will train Need a team worker Fax resume to (734) 525 2470

RECEPTIONIST & FILE CLERK Full time ambitions career on ented team player for busy medical office Great benefits

Call Judy (734) 464 9540

RESEARCH NURSE (R N license) to work as clinical research coordinator for private Farmington Hills office Prefer psychiatric experience Flex hours 25 40 hrs/wk Salary com mensurate with experience

MEDICAL RESEARCH ASSISTANT/STUDENT

also needed Flex hours 25 40 hours/week Salary commensu rate with experience Fax resume to (248) 539 0987

R E S I D A N T A I D EAfternoons 4 Midnights for an assisted living facility Must be Dependable Please apply in person 15775 M idd lebe lt Livonia Or Call 734 522 5780

RESPIRATORY THERAPIST Needed for new respiratory/ physical therapy center in Red ford Part time (20+ hrs) for evaluation/treatment of patients strong documentation skills required Fax 734-426 7008

©RN LPN O R M A

With experience needed for GROWING Dermatology prac­tice in Ann Arbor/Plymouth area Pay commensurate with exp

Full time Exc benefits Fax Resume Todav

(73-11 990-8767

RN/LPN Part time (Day & Afternoon shift)

Apply in person Marycrest Manor

15475 Middlebelt Rd Livonia Ml 48154

R N P A R T T I M EImmediate opening In Physi cians office m Southfield Please Email resume to

m ed job s4u@ ao l comRN OA Supervisor Brighton Experienced in Medicare nome care including OASIS com puters public relations opera tions Sharp mature individual with excellent communication skills Opportunity for growth with established company

Family Nurse Care 248 338 1016

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R N sA B r ig h * F u t u r e

Are you nterested in a chal lenging position with a wide range of career opportunities flexible hours steady work assignments and benefits? Gen tiva Health Services is the place for you Per diem RN pay rates Up to $50 for start of care and up to $35 per visit

Please contact Recruiter at (800) 462 6603 or (240) 356 6800

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RN T IR E D o f w o rk in g weekends/holidays/off shifts? Want to work for a busy surgical practice^ F a x re su m e to Debbie at (734) 434 1037

f R R T / C R T ’s

■ Part time or full time after | I noons 3pm 11pm and part ■| time nights 7pm 7am shifts ■ available on our ventilator* unit 1 Year ICU exp pre | ferred Exc paid time off and |

■ scheduling Mail or fax resume to

| Doug Hay [j Farmington Health Care ! 34225 Grand RiverI Farmington M i 48335 I

Fax 248 477 2888 j

S U P E R V I S O R3 - 11pm

RN/LPN needed for full time position Long term care experience a must Mali or fax resume to

Jean Stigen Farmington Health

Care Center 34225 Grand River

Farmington Ml 48335 Fax 248-477 2888

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THE MEDICAL TEAM a Medicare certified JCAHO a c c re d ite d hom e ca re agency needs an enthusi astic RN with great customer service and organizational skills as well as personal warmth to assist with field visits case supervision hea lth s c re e n in g s and MORE IV and/or Pads expe ilence a plus Competitive employment package and we guarantee you will never be bored' Cad Joyce Sim pson at (248) 356 2260 or fa x re su m e to (248) 3 5 8 2 2 6 4 o r e m a il >. jsimpsonOrnedteamcom ^

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LYON O AKS IN WIXOM Now hiring BANQUET STAFF Must be available nights & weekends No exp necessary Please call

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BARTENDER ExpenencedforSat & Sun day shift & part time nights Canton bar (734) 487 9770

C a t e r i n g & S a le s M a n a g e r

Looking for an experienced Irtdi vidual to join our teaml Who pos sesses an energetic personality excellent communication skills and knowledge of delivering

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Please send resume to the following address P O Box 531612

Livonia M l 48153 1612

C O O KS & D ISHW ASHERS needed for upscale public golf course Good working environ ment competitive pay & golf privileges Call 248 380 9595

C O O K SFull or part time days or nights Excellent pay Jack Dunleavy s Grill Apply within 340 N Main Plymouth (734) 455 3700

COOKS full time & DISHWASHER & WAITSTAFF part time for retirement commu nity Excellent location & working cond it ion s G rea t benefit package which includes health Insurance 401K paid vacation holiday time Fax resume to

734-453 1150 or apply at Independence Village of

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COOKS FULL TIME EXPERIENCED Apply Stryker’s Bar & Gnll 38301 Ford Rd Westland 734-751 1087

C O O K /S H O R T O R D E RFull time evenings Apply in

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Full or part time Livonia Call 734 464 5555

CO O KS WANTED Full & Part time

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1 800 714 6700 or 734 453 1 900

COYOTE G O LF CLUB has an immediate opening for an experienced Food & Bev erage Manager Must possess excellent customer service skills a positive attitude & be a team player Interested applicants should Fax their resume to (248) 486 2681 Attn Sam Or mail to 28700 Milford Rd New Hudson Ml 48165

BRIGHTON G A R D E N S BY MARRIOTT an assisted community is seeking full ■ time Food Servers Days eve nmgs & weekends available Excellent working conditions great benefits Personal and vacation time available to part timers also' Fill out an applica tion at 15870 Haggerty Rd Ply mouth Ml 48170 or fax resume to 734-420 7918

GRILL RUEBEN Waitstaff Full time days & after noons exp preferred West land 248-476 1539 between 11am 8pm

LIN E COOK West Side four star restaurant now hiring exp Line Cook Full time top wages Please call

(734) 254-0400

Northville Hills Golf Club is hiring staff for the upcoming season Seasonal positions available for Line cooks Dish washers Wait staff Bartenders & Beverage cart attendants Please contact John or Dawn at (734) 667 3531 or fax resume to (734) 667 2904

NOW HIRING CREW MEM BERS DAYSHIFT & W EEKEND SHIFT/flexible hours Apply in person 7149 Dixie Highway Clarkston (248) 620 2388

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W A I T S T A F FWaltonwood Senior apartment communities of Rochester Hills and Royal Oak are seeking responsible d e d ic a te d Ind iv id uals to fill Full time and Part time positions E E O Apply in person at 3250 Walton Bfvd Rochester Hills M l or 3450 W 13 M ile Rd Royal Oak Ml

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Experienced agents call RON MILLER

(248)647-7321CENTURY 21 TODAY 32100 Telegraph Rd

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@ 734 452 1180 Keller Williams Realty Livonia

ETERINARY TECHNICIAN Openings in fully equipped

animal hospital in Livonia Over 16 Experience preferred

248 476 0570

524 Help Wanted Domestic

CLASSIFIED ADS W ORK CALL TODAY 800 579 SELL

H OUSEKEEPER 1 2 days/ week for Farmington area home Pay negotiable Own transporta tlon Call Joan after 4 00pm at

248-477 9133

NEEDED Live in companion / ca reg ive r for m idd le aged woman with Multiple Sclerosis Must be a patient positive caring Christian woman Dufies light housekeeping and cooking travel escort ana some minor personal care (assistance get

ting in and out of bed) Please contact Kathryn Gibson

800 844 2276 ext #322

524 Help Wanted* Domestic

OUR MAID SERVICE Needs Experienced

HousekeepersPart or full time 734 421 7200

Employment/ Instruction Services

#500-598

536 Childcare Services Licensed

B S BABES LICENSED HOME D AY CARE

CPR certified Loving early learning environment 1 3 ratio D iapers meals & snacks included 10 Mile & Orchard Lake $170/wk Call Brenda 248 473 9935

LICENSED CHILD care home has immediate openings CPR certified Early learning curnc u lum m e a ls in c lu d e d e a sy

s to 4 major hwys Novi (248) 624 9121

SPANISH FO R Toddlers & morning daycare In my Royal Oak home Snaoks provided ref erences available 248-597-9930

537 Chiidcare/Babysit ting Services

DAYCARE FU LU PART TIME Infants to pre school in Livonia area Meals/snacks Available immediately 248 476 5373

538 Childcare Needed

ASSISTANT SOUGHT caring for 2 teenage children in Ply mouth Includes driving to activi t ie s (sw im m ing hockey) preparation for dinners occa slonal overnight stays when I have to travel tor business Must be an individual the kids will enjoy & respect 734-453 7685

CHILDCARE IN Area of Keeler School Redford Transportation required 313 535-4920 after 6pm call 313 535 0994

EXPERIENCED C A R E GIVER needed in our Rochester home for 3 children Tues & Tfiurs 7am 4 30pm 248 650 8823

LOOKING FO R after school care for 3 Children Mon Wed & Thurs in my Livonia home

Call 734 542 2638

LOOKING for responsible indl vidual to care for toddler & new bom In our Plymouth home Wed Fn Needs Car 734-455-7929

NANNY/BABYSITTER needed for home in Dearborn Call eves 313 561 6509 or313 515 1990 ask for Cheryl

NANNY Full time needed for 6 mo old & 3 yr old girls Own transportation non smoker Ref erences 248 538 4367

538 Childcare Needed

NANNY part time for 3 children in our Bloomfield Hills home Experience & references required Call 248 865 9195 or fax resume 248 757 2055

NANNY TO come in to Canton h o m e to w atch todd le r ca ll 734 635 0684

N A N N Y W AN TED L ive in O NLY Mature female Own living quarters M F & week ends Non smoking House keep ing cho res Cook ing

References Starting May (248) 760-2535

S U M M E R B A B Y S IT T E R Needed starting mid June after noons evenings and weekends for two children three and six in Birmingham Must have refer ences and transportation Call

(248) 258 3285

540 Elderly Care &

if you need someone to care foV your elderly one or disabled one

Excellent References Cali E lsie 313 835 3799

560 Education/Instruction

E M S E D U C A TIO NStart your Emergency Medical Services career with classes at Huron Valley Ambulance Center for EM S Education Basic EMT classes begin in April For info call HVA at (734) 477 6331 Now approved for Michigan Merit Award recipients and VA eligible students!

574 (See ClassXA V O N E N T R E P R E N E U R W ANTED Must be willing to work whenever you want be your own boss and enjoy unllm ited ea rn ing s L e t s ta lk 888 942 4053

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519-633-1872

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www Complete4Freedom com

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R O U G H LA N D IN G ’Any person who has information regarding a possible rough landing on NW Flight #439 Arriving at Detroit Metro from Orlando on Oct 31 2000 P lease contact Thomas S McLeod PC at 734 981 7090

623ADOPTION LOVING childless couple hopes to adopt Cauca sian/Biracial baby Financially stable cozy home playful dog Choose life and call toll free 1 677 2 36 5 201/ 5268 Hans and Karin

LOVING couple wishes to adopt & lo ve a new born baby 1-800-484-1606 Sec. code 16&

634 Death Notices

WAITES JAM ES JEFFREY Age 38 Died Mar 15 2002 Husband of Lynn beloved son of Sandra ana Bill Honert Dear brother of Cheryl Shelton Uncle of Jessica McVey and Drew Shelton Son in taw of Charlene Pizor Jim was a long time employee of Thomas Taylor Towers of Westland

636 Lost & Found

FOUND DOG male brown & white 5 Mile & Newburgh on March 20 Wed (734) 462 2848

FOUND Young Female Husky Found 3 17 02 at 7 Mile and Middlebeit (248) 615 0535

FOUND young male cat on 2 25 02 in Garden City

734 261 1926

LOST CHIHUAHUA Female fawn & white called Missy Arbor Village Condos Mar 18th Reward 734-397 1856

LOST SAT Mar 23rd Silver bracelet w/dlamond & birth Stones REWARD 734-261 8253

638 Tickets

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3 NCAA Frozen Four hockey tickets for Minneapolis Great seats' (734) 453 0677

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HAWAII 2 round trip tickets 7 nights Hawaiian Village Resort $2000 (313)917 8259

642 Health^Nutntion, Weight Loss

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1 888 249 7088

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20 30 CEM ENT BLOCKS to give away You pick up

(248) 585 5071

FIREWOOD bed sheets worn an s make up items body lotions woman s clolhes mostly size 10 or medium Purses can dles/hotders wicker baskets & the like teddy bears Christmas items gifts ribbon wrap spray paints books womens shoes size 9 cutlery and dishes

248 357 1132

GARM ENT SHIPPING BO XES & Computer Boxes Tons of hangers A bunch of plastic con tamers Magazines Call Wed Sat (734) 729 1234

INTERIOR WOODEN shutters 4 windows 52 x39 1 window 55 x79 1 window 54 x90 No weekend calls 734 762 0691

I Antiques/ Collectibles

ANTIQUES At McDONNELLs Under new Ownership

19860 W 12 Mile 248 569 0482

Tues Sat 10 5 Sun 12 5 We Buy & Sell quality Furniture china silver jewelry

Ample ParkingLimited Dealer Space Available

BUYING US coins & paper money vintage collectib les (dishes glasses figurines etc) watches ijewe lry 313-543 2515

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515 S Lafaye tte R oya l O a k

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700 Absolutely Free (1 day) 730 CommerdaVindustrial702 Antiques/Collectibles Restaurant Equipment704 Ails & Crafts 732 Computers706 Auction Sales 734 El ectronics/Aud toA/ldeo708 Rummage Saie/Flea 736 Video Games Tapes

Market Movies710 Estate Sales 738 Farm Equipment711 Garage Sales Oakland 740 Farm Produce Flowers712 Garage Sales Wayne Plants713 Moving Sales 741 U Pick714 Clothing 745 Hobbles-Coms Stamps718 Household Goods 746 Hospital Equipment718 Appliances 747 Jewelry719 Pools Spas Hot Tubs 748 Lawn Garden & Snow720 Bargain Buys Equipment721 Bicycles 750 Miscellaneous For Sale722 Building Materials 751 Musical Instruments724 Business & Office 752 Sporting Goods

Equipment 753 Trade Or Sell726 Office Supplies 754 Wanted To Buy728 Cameras & Supplies

7 8 0 -7 9 3A n i m a l s /P e t s S¥ .780 Animal Services/Supplies781 Breeder Directory782 Birds783 Cats784 Dogs785 Farm An mals/Livestock786 Horses & Equipment

787 Horse Boarding Commercial

788 Household Pets789 Pet Grooming/Boardmg790 Pet Services791 Pet Supplies792 Pet Wanted793 Lost & Found

702DESK unusual exc cond (Conference table/Partners) $800/best (248) 627 5680

DINING SET Tigerwood table w/4 leaves china cabinet large buffet w/mirror no cha irs $1 000/all (810) 229 7699

liK A N E ' S

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For the best selection ofquality merchandise Down town Romeo Open 7 days a week 10 6 586 752 5422

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FAX US YOUR AD 734 953 2232

NOTICE OF PUBLIC S A L E Notice is hereby given by the undersigned that on Friday Apffl 5 202 at 10am at 9185 Genera) Ct Plymouth Ml 48170 a public auction of the following vehlcle(s) will be held

1996 Ford Thunderbird 1FALP6242VH100675

710 Estate Sales*

CUSTOM MADE maple uffl cabinet (estate sale), holds;4B guns /best offer (734) 459 7084

ESTATE SALE Lots of furtte ture home decorations Gqpd prices Fri March 29 10,5 27636 Echo Valley East 12 Mile 1 blk W of Orchard Lake

H o m e & Ser v ic e Gu id e To Schedule a Home & Service Directory ad Call: 1-800-579-SELL • Fax: 734-953-2232

CUSTOM SIGNS Automotive designs

Window/Truck & trailer lettering 313 587 1882

O ilI Asphalt/

ATTENTIONHOME & BUSINESS OWNERS' Public Paving is offering free estimates asphalt driveways parking lots roads

Clarkston 248 625 6060

0 2 2W ALKER WATERPROOFING You paid for the basement why not use it! Top quaiity/affordable

Lie & Ins (734) 675 1246

029 Brick, Block & Cement

★ AAA BRICK CO ★Porches Chimneys Steps & All Masonry Work Lie & Ins

Call Jeff (734) 432 7878

A A SM ALL JO B SPECIALIST 3 2 Yrs Reputable Quality work All Cement Brick & Block work

Driveway Replacement Lie & Ins 248-348 0066

ALL BLOCK, bnck foundation & concrete work. Repairs alterations be & Ins Free Est Call anytime 248-478-2602

ALL T Y PES RESIDENTIAL CEM ENT W O RK Fully insured Free estimates Ray Vagnetti Cement Co 734 454 1137

ATINA CEMENT CONTRAC TORS Ail types of cement work driveways garages/patios FreePet I ir» lin e n 'iA S #17 94##

D & A CEMENT CO Small jobs accepted

Free estimate Lie & Insured 313 271 7371 734 458 4587

DOGONSKI CONSTRUCTION Brick 8lock & Cement Work Porches Chimneys, Dr Ways Free Est 313-537 1833

FOR ALL your block & concrete Satisfaction guaranteed

estimates(734) 717 7554

MIKE IAFRATE CEMENT CO •Drives *Patios (Sidewalks

•Footings •Porches/Steps •Etc «Lic »lns 734 737 0884

PADULA CEM ENT COMP • Concrete Stamping • Brick

• Block • Driveways •

734-525Garages • Porches -525 1064 248 889 3911

★ PAISANO CONST CO ★ State Uc 25 yrs exp Driveway® Porches Patios Basement Flows, Bnck & Block Specializing In resi­dential work. Call 248-473-1161

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Deal Direct 30 yrs exp Brassfield Construction CoNew Const Remodeling

• Additions • Kitchens• Baths • Garages

Design & FinancingLic/lns - 248 737 3376

031 Build Remodeling

A D D IT IO N S PLU S INC• Beautiful Additions

• Kitchens • Baths • Custom Home Renovations including Lower Levels • Windows• Siding Guaranteed quality workmanship Complete plan & design service availableLie & Ins 734 414-0448

BATH & BASEMENT SPECIALISTS

★ We do it all ourselves * Baths in 1 week References Free designs 248 474-2410

BEAUTIFUL BATHROOMS & kitchens Highest quality Euro­pean craftsmanship Ref Free estimates! (313) 640 0878

Carpentry by Richards Inc Lie/Ins 17 yrs exp Complete home restoration & new con Struction Call 248 471 7107

CREATIVE HOME BUILDING & REMODELING

Uc & Ins *New construction • R e m o d e lin g (A d d it io n s •G a rages (Custom D ecks •Finished Basements •kitchens & Baths •Roofing & Sidin' Frame crew for hire

CREATIVE HOME BUILDING & REMODELING

Lie & Ins *New Construction • R e m o d e lin g ^ A dd it io n s •G a rages (Custom D ecks •Finished Basements (Kitchens & Baths •Roofing &Frame crew for hire

FINISHED BASEMENTSBrad Carter (734) 834-3463

Rec Room Kitchen Bath Special ists All Remodeling Formica & Laminate Visa & M C AMEX

248-476-0011313-835 8610

nesiaurams store rrorus nes torations Kitchen & baths roofs shingle6 replacement windows decks 313-533 2295

SIDING WINDOWS Decks sunrooms Call All Seasons Improvements

(810) 736-1880

041 [Carpentry

CUSTOM CARPENTRY Bookcase wall systems molding wainscoting

(734) 524-1712

DON PARE S Finish Carpentry Specializing in Kitchens Baths • Ceramic Tile

L ic/ lns 734-427 5552

FINISHED CARPENTRY •Crowns *Doors •Railings

All Phases Lie 734 455-3970 www geocities com/qua! tycarpentry/

248 471 2600 313-835-8610

Rec rooms Basements Kitchens, Bathrooms New & Repairs

044 Carpet Repair/ Installation

W E C A N $ A V E Y O U A B U N D L E ! D ea l w ith th e installers direct avoid the mid dleman (Salesman)

Floor Covering Installations Cali Mike at 248 249 8100

We offer carpet • tile • linoleum

048 Chimney Building/ Clean/Repair

A A A B R IC K CO★ C h i m n e y s ^

And all m asonry work New or repairs

Lie / in s 27 yrs exp Call Jeff (734) 432 7878

\ J o llJ re e 1 8 8 8 M R B R IC I^

ChimneysBuilt New & Repair

W il l b e a t a n y p r ic e !Sen or citizen discount

Licensed & insuredB E S T C H IM N E Y INC

248-557-5595313-292-7722

4214 Woodward Ave Oak Park Ml

049 Cleaning Service

THE HOME Repair Team car pentry painting office cleaning & house cleaning James or Gail (734) 455-3908 (734) 771-6115

052 Clock Repair

CLOCK REPAIR A LL VARIETIES Grandfather Wall Mantle

Cuckoo Anniversary COM PLETE SERVICE Clock & Wood Ongmal 25500 Five Mile Redford 313-255-1581

055 Concrete

CEM EN T W ORK oorches & Chimnevs Quality

work & Free Estmaites (734) 673 1001

JOE & SO N S CEM ENT CO •Driveways •Porches *Garage floors •Bnck/block (Waterproofing bc*lns«Free Est 313-561-9460

056 Construction

COM PLETE DEMOLITION & removal of interiors garages buildings houses etc Removal of all household & unwanted debris 246 354-3213

060 Decks/Patios/

A Custom Deck by SUPERIOR Vinyl Cedar or pressure

treated Gazebos too Quality work at an affordable price

Uc Bldr insured Free Est Call 734 522 5290

AFFORDABLE CUSTOM DECK Woimanized or Cedar Uc /ins

Free Est 18 Yrs Exp 734-261 1614 246 4422744

069 Drywall

*A1 PLASTER & DRYWALL* • New & repair work • Texture » Coves • Dust free repairs •

All work guaranteed 32 yrs exp Insured Q 248-478 7949

069DRYW ALL FINISHING 28 years experience No Job Too Small'

(734) 673-3781

★ * DRYW ALL FINISHING & PATCHW ORK *★

Free Est Reasonable Prices John * 734 427 6289 *

070 Electrical

ALL RESIDENTIAL EXPERT Free estimate Senior discount Low prices 7 days 24h rs Uc & Ins Call 1 800-253 1632

ARNOLDELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR City & FH A violations corrected C o m m /R e s 734 462 1877

E & M E lec tric , IncRes & Comm • Lie & Ins

All types elec repairs & installs • FREE ESTIMATES •

248-398-1600FAMILY ELECTRICAL Citycer tificafion Violations corrected Service changes or any small job Free estimates 734-422 8080

M ASTER ELECTRICIAN Courteous dependable & expe nenced 248 349-8205Or visit brandonelectric ws

RES-COM M WIRING/REPAIRS Low Rates Free Est

Licensed Insured 313-533-3800 or 248-521 2550

086 floo r Service

LIVONIA FLOORS SPRING SPECIAL

Textured plush carpet 24 colors 8 lb padding installed $2 22/sqt* U a M. a a a * m a a#

nates sales & installation Ins claims Press est (734) 458-2401

1 0 0Gutters

C L E A N IN G S C R E E N IN G REPAIRS

(248) 471-2600GUTTER SHOP

• Seam less aluminum gut ters Fast on time Service' Insured (734)341 3186

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1 0 2Handyman M/F

A L ' S D O IT A L LCarpentry*Elect*Plumbing*Pamt

(248) 477-4742Absolutely Llc/tns

DU IT ALLSpecials Ceramic file Formica & Corion tops & kitchens We also do complete basements & all other interior wok including elec­trical & plumbing etc 248-889-7667

ABSO LU TELY THE ULTIMATE S e r v ic e ( B a s e m e n ts •Carpentry (Diywall •Electrical •Plumping & •Roofing & much more Fully Ins 18 Yrs Exp 313 928-6022 or 248-225 9222

ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION 24 hr HANDYMAN SERVICE

Call 248 582 1299 or 24 hr line 248 894-3515

t WE DO AM ERICAS HOMEWORK

•Drywall Repair »Lighting Fixtures •Weatherproofing/ Caulking (Leaking Faucets •Tile Repair & much more O u r e x p e r ie n ce d T e ch n l cians are properly bonded & insured Prompt Safe Reli able In the Plymouth/Canton area call (734) 981-0573 _

HANDYMAN ♦ No Job Too Small#

•1 800 214 5955

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> H O M E S E R V IC E S ® '248/880-4714

R e t i r e d H a n d y m a nAll types of work

(313)835-8610(248) 471-3729

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Baulmg/CleanUp

A 1 HAULING Moving Scrap metal cleaning basements garages stores etc Lowest prices in town Quick service Free est Wayne/Oakland Counties Central location 5472764 or 559-8138

D & J MOVING & HAULING Clean up hauling & disposal of misc Items We haul anything 10 15yd dumpster trailers You load we load Westland VIsa/MC accepted 734 421 0111

AFFORDABLE PERSONAL HAULING SERVICE

We dean out homes attics basements garages offices warehouses & anything else Complete demolition from start to finish Free est Demolition

246 354-3213

104 Heatmg/Coolmg

Furnace Ir w/air S215 $199 Free 24 hrs sm 734-266-OS

istallation from $1195 0 Duct cleaning from est Uc/ins 35yrsexp 0- All makes/models >47 313-477-4210

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Home Improvement

R E HOME IMPROVEMENT Construe remod kitchen/baths drywall plumbing floors etc Lie & ins Ras 313 533 1092

HOUSECLEANING Experienced honest hard w o rk ing R u s s ia n w om en w/excellent references Let them do the work for you! Wkly/Bi wkly Free est 313 282 7990

HOUSECLEANING Years of Experience

Reasonable rates Free Estimate 734-261 6780

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Trees • stumps • Odd Jobs LOW COST' WE DO IT A LL Ins • 100 References»24 yrs exp

Wayne 734 525 3600 Oakland 248 855 5252* ACE LANDSCAPING *

Cleanup shrub removal weeding/trimming/sod/plants

Complete landscaping ♦ 313-533 3967 *

C R IM B O L I N U R S E R YSpecializing in

Relandscaping Brick Patios Trees Stone Mulch 30 yrs exp Free Est 734 495 1700

M A R K S LAND SCAPIN G & Lawn Service Tree service

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everything we do it right' License & insurance Free estt mates (248) 975 6014

MR SHOVEL •Resodding of Lawns

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•Prtftl Rftmoval R FII in Paul 734-326 6114

123 Lawn, Garden Mamt/Service

AERATIONS & Dethatching 10% discount If scheduled by 4 30-02 Free est Yates Land scaping Livonia 248 474-1268

AFFO RDABLE LAWN CARE Call G&G Landscaping today for eariy spring rates 10+ yrs exp Free Est (248) 321 8620

★ A M E R I C U T *LAW NS CU T • DE THATCHED

FERTILIZED • CLEAN UPS

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Mowing • Aerations Tree & Shrub trimming & removal Clean­ups Lie/Ins 248-891 7052

D A D S LAWN CARE Residential only Reasonable rates We use 21 In

(734) 524 0021

J BAGGS LAWN SERVICE Spring clean up Wkly mow Trim Sedge Beat any quote/Sr disc 734 502 7744 free est

J & J LAWN CARE Full Service Lawn Care Clean Ups Aeration & Dethatching Free Est (734) 427 0704

STEVES LAWN CUTTING F o r a free quote call

(734) 464-7340

LAWN MOWING & _____nance (2) free mowing weeks with seasonal contract Free estimate Yates Landscaping Inc Livonia 248 474 1268

REASONABLE & RELIABLE LAW NCARE Spring clean up 4 Step Fertilizinj ($108 most lawns) / Aerate Special Power Rake Shrub Trim Weekly lawn cut edge&trim Retainer Walls Top Soil & Sod 313-477 3080

RESipENTIAL LAWN CARE & LANDSCAPING

Full service Ins O ver7yrsexp Senior discount available

CALL 734 564-4698

SH RUB TRIMMING Landscape Clean up Mulch Bed Shrub Planting Fertilizing Mowing All Observer areas (734)421 7127

TWIN BLAD ES O UTDO O R S R V S Lawn & Landscape Srv C lean ups Decks Porches Retractable Fabric Awning & more 734-421 3994

WEEKLY LAWN MAINTENANCE Guaranteed lowest price Rest denfial only (248) 478 0118

142 Paiating/Decoratmg/

ABO VE THE REST Free Est Interior & Exterior Fully insured Reasonable rates 734-216 6376

ABSOLUTELY THE BESTI Custom painting Faux finish Plaster repair Waterproof base ment Low rates 313-903-3273

BEAT ANY WRITTEN ESTIMATE

248-476-0011313-835-8610

PAINTING/PAPERING

Visa & MC AMEX

CALL A 20 YEAR EXPEREINCED M ALE &

FEMALE PAINTING CREW Guaranteed best prices

Ask for John (248) 396-0630

C H R ISTO PH ERS PAINTING Specializing in intenor & extenor painting drywall & plaster repairs Over 20 yrs exp Free estimates insured 246-723-6400

HANSON PAINTING Painting Power Washing

Drywall Repair Carpentry Work Comm/Res Int/Ext Reasonable Rates Call 248 894 6328

LIVONIA PAINTING Int/Ext power washing deck preservation spray alum Ins repairs Lie /Ins 248 474-7181

Intenor / Exterior Painting, Custom Wood Finishes,

Faux Finishes, Textured Spraying,

Minor Drywall Residential or New

Construction Family Owned Fully Insured

^ HIGHEST QUALITY INTERIOR

“ PAINTING BY MICHAEL •Res •Coml •Staining

•Textured Ceilings *Faux Finishes •Plaster/Drywaf!

Repair *Wallpaper Removal •Free Estimates (References

1248-349-7499 734-464-814^

M ASTERW ORK PAINTING Intenor • Exterior

Drywall Repair Power Washing

Aluminum Siding Painting 21 Yrs Exp Prompt Service Quality Work Nice Price

734-523 1964

Q U A L I T Y P A I N T I N GThorough Preparation

Work Myself since 1967 Neat Reasonable & Insured

248 225 7165

RICH THE PAINTER Plaster drywall repair water damage s ta in ing pow er w ash ing decks

Com I/Res 734 728-0041

SPRING SPECIAL!• Paint small bedroom $95

• Wallpaper removal 20 years exp 734 765-1464

Unique Wallpapenng & Painting 20 years exp Free estimates

Ruth 734-513-3475 Ryan 248 3631539

X S PAINTING C O Int/Ext Res & Comm

Free Est 248-478-4140

147 Plastering

*A1 PLASTER & DRYW ALL*• New & repair work • Texture• Coves • Dust free repairs •

AO a « cifonfeoH 09 avi>

Insured □ 248 478-7949

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PLUMBING LLC Res Comm & Service

Uc Ins 24/hrs 248-477-8507

(248) 471-2600Plumbing & Sewer Cleaning

Repairs & Alterations

164 Roofing

* ALL STAR ROOFING * 3 New Roofs Re Roofs Tear Offs Gutters & Siding Free Est 20 yrs exp 313-215 6986

* APEX ROOFING * Quality work completed with p r id e F a m ily o w n ed U c Ins

For honesty & integrity call 248 476-6984 • 248-855 7223

GARDEN CITY CONST Roofing • Seam less Gutters

BBB ★ LCC ★ G CC Member Lic/lns 734 513 0099

Hodges & Son s Contracting Roofing • Siding ( Trim

• Gutters • Windows • Repairs Uc/ins Free est 313-295-4723

KEVINS Home Improvement specializing in roofing siding & gutters Free Est ins Ref 734-261 5066 734 507 8080

LEAK SPECIALISTFlashings Valleys etc • Warr Member Better Bus B • 30yrs exp Lic/lns 248-827 3233

Roofing • Siding • Gutters Masonry ( Remodeling

60 Y E A RF A M IL Y B U S IN E S S -

SENTRYCONTRACTORS INC

24631 Halsted Farmington Hills

www sentrycontractors com Quality & Professionalism^

L ic/lns 248-476 4444

248-471-2600VNew & repair also rubp§f roofing carpentry insurance work

177 Siding

★ S I D I N G ★ *• Family Owned ( Reasonable

REDFORD ALUMINUM P R d & 734-464 1545 / 734 953 '

SIDING ( TRIM • GUTTERS- Wmdows • Free E s tim a ted ’ SO LACK CONSTRUCTION'*

Lic/lns 248 427 0511 10

VINYL & Alum siding gutters trim awnings roofing related work/

ALSO EXPERT CLEANING1

248-471-2600

191 Telephone Service [Repair

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ANNOUNCING!2 Sales’

By Everyth ing Goes#1) Both Thus. SaL Mar 28-30

30507 Woodward Ave Royal Oak W side of Wood ward A mile S of 13 mi COMPLETE LIQUIDATION' Quality furniture Estate pieces Antiques Accesso ries Art china crystal silver All 50% Off Marked Price

#2)973 Orchard Lake Rd South East corner of Orchard Lake & Telegraph Across From Pontiac Home Depot LARGE BUILDING FILLED WITH ESTATE FURNITURE

& ACCESSORIES Antiques custom & designer furniture & much much more

All Must Be Soldi www everything goes com

Hotline 248 988 1077

ANOTHER ESTATE SALE

BY IRISFn/Sat March 29 30 10 4 1869 Golf Ridge Dr in Wabeek S off Long Lake 2 blocks E of Middlebelt

Outstanding Estate Sale 60 Yrs Of Collecting By

World Travelers ALSO THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME IS FOR SALE

Several antique pieces of fur nlture English & French • Baker corner cabinet & benches • Dunbar burled wood dimng table with 8 leather chairs • Dunbar buffet & server • Pair of Chi nese Queen Ann chairs • Century bedroom chests • Dunbar upholstered bed • Thomasville bedroom set • Leather games table & chairs • Dresden • Beleek • Royal Copenhagen set of dishes • Waterford Laiique & Val St Lambert crystal pieces • Wedgewood Lenox and Hut schenreuther porcelains • Collections of cups & sau cers • Venetian crystal • Col lections of ivory • Lots of sterling silver items • Huge collections of silver proof coins • 5 fur coats • Estate lewelry • Designer hand bags coach Gucci etc • Womens & mens clothing • Wonderful linens • Collection of leather • Great books • Outdoor furniture • Shabby Sheik in lower level • Large refrigerator & freezer • Washer & dryer • Too much tq mention

248 6 2 6 7723Appraiser & Liquidator

J ot 35 Years in Metro Area,,

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(N of 12 Mile W off Fran klin Rd Follow Farmbrook Villa Drive to the back of the complex PLEASE do not park in fire lane)

CONTEMPORARY & TRADITIONAL

CONTENTSBeautiful 8 panel floor to ceiling Coromandel screen custom upholstery 2 cherry wood consoles Drexel Country French bedroom oak table & chairs chaise lounge occasional tables decorator accessories brass bar cart Venetian glass Waterford silver crystal decanters ladies designer clothes size 6 5 beautiful furs washer & dryer plus good quality household & personal misc

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LIVONIA March 28 30 35926 Lyndon E of Levan S of 5 Mile Household items furniture etc

BED RO O M SET 5 piece Bleached wood w/ large wall unit Queen size Must sell' $1800/best 248 656 2913

KITCHEN TABLE small 36 round 4 chair $100 Brass w/ glass top Dining Room Table opens to 64 4 chairs $500 White wrought iron patio furniture 10 pieces $600 Heavy duty top of line washer & dryer like new sacrifice $800 248-376 3458

MOVING SALE Bedroom set reclmer exercise equipment desk household etc March 29 30 9 4 38808 Lancaster off Haggerty N of 13 Mile Farm ington Hills 248 661 1495

OAK PARK Movng Sale' Mar 30th 31st 10 5pm 10451 Oak Park Blvd

Everything must gol Furniture kitchen goods and tools

PLYMOUTH loveseat desk bed and more' March 30 Apnl 1 9 12 11429 Eastside Dr 734-414-9388

TABLE ALL glass for dining room 42inx72m frost free fre e ze r & much m ore '

(248)356 8151

WESTLAND moving/basement sale 3 29 & 3 30 10am 2pm Household terns some furnt ture 37671 Jermane N of Warren W of Newburgh

★ PUBLIC AUCTION ★UESDAY 'APRIL 5TH 2002THURSDAY • APIHL11TH, 2002

714 Clothing

Armani gray/white silk oblong scarf $25 Lisa Parks dress s/m $50 (248) 737 0340

PRADA BROWN/WHiTE tweed vest & brown linen pants s ze 4 $100 (248)626 7976

WEDDING ENSEM BLE dress corset slip veil size 6 White $500 (734) 721 7913

WEDDING gown beautiful lace & beads Size 10 /12 Cost $1250 sell $450/best 734 453 7122

716 Household Goods

A L L B R A N D N E W furniture brought up from North Caro hnastll in boxes including bed room diningroom 100% Italian leather sets and hot tube Name brands nciude Lexington Tho masville Crawford and others No reasonable offers refused Everything must go1 Call Sean at (248) 789 5815

ALL BRAND NEW SEALY & SIMMONS mattress sets all sizes available still in plastic Delivery available Call Sean (610) 217 5224

APARTM ENT BEDROOM & LIVING ROOM FURNITURE Call after 8pm 734-459 1677

BANQUET TO traditional sze mahogany dining room tables Hepplewhite wood trm settee w/blue & white striped silk Mahogany four poster beds bedroom chests & dressers sets of mahogany dining room chairs (4 12 per set) Cntppen dale shield back & carved Regency chairs Pair Chippen dale camel back wing chairs & sofa Large assortment of desks

Too Much to L is t" MAHOGANY INTERIORS

506 S WASHINGTON ROYAL OAK (248) 545 4110

BEDROOM 9 pc cherry Louis Philippe Sleigh Set

Suite includes dresser/mirror 2 m ghtstands arm oire St II boxed Cost $7K Must sell $1900/best 248 939 0013

BEDROOM 4 (pieces) including headboard with storage queen $1000/best (734) 432 2553

BEDROOM SET Dresser mirror chest student desk $99/ best 734 459 3369 after 6pm

BEDROOM SET queen beau tiful Scandinavian style teak 6 piece $900 248 347 2440

BELLINI 3 pc set Crib armoire & changing table white Exc cond $1750 (248) 478-8436

COUCH/Sieeper & love seat v//2 recliners off white leather good cond$1000/best 734-421 1959

CRIB white new cond $125 Rocking reclmer chair whte like new $25 Other misc terns

like new (313) 532 5904

D ESK 30x60 76 bookcase gray laminate Exc cond $100/ both After 3pm 248 661 5884

DINING ROOM a 14 pece cherry solid wood large double pedestal table w/leaves 60 lighted hutch & buffet 8 Chip pendale chairs side server Unused in box Cost$10K Must sell $2200/best 249 514 6122

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Exciting opportunity for buyers contractors or investors 3 bedroom

bungalow 1 1/2 stories rem odeling underway

needs com pletion Home w ill be open at

4 30pm fo r view ing and w ill be auctioned at

6 00pm

171 W M o n t c a lm P o n t ia c , M ic h ig a n

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G reat investor opportunity Com m ercial

build ing 4 000 square feet w ell located Front offices shop area fro nt

and rear overhead doors Build ing w ill be open at 4 00pm fo r view ing and

w ill be auctioned at 6 00pm

F o r m o r e in f o r m a t io n , t e r m s & c o n d it io n s

o r f o r a p r iv a t e s h o w in g c a ll:

734-459-2323 orVISIT OUR WEBSITE www rjmauctions com

DINING ROOM Ethan AlenAmerican: Impress ons Otherm sc tu rn tu re (248)305 5553

D NING ROOM se ETHANALLEN C ass c mano Somaple $3200 a 734 3o4 8862

DINING ROOM Set ght wood w/ 2 leaves 4 chairs & 2 arm chairs & china cabinet $750 J r que baker® rack $500 Wh *

6ool glass top oven $250 GE ishwasher $150 248 879 3484

DINING SET French Provincal 9 pc Hair salon equipment Calf Sandy 248 354 6636

DINING SET oak table w/leaf & 8 chairs hutch exc cond $800 313 535 8414 734 525 2432

DINING T A B LE 66x44 4 leaves 4 chairs buffet $600 Dry sink 2 wing back chars Rugs 12x15 10x12 9x7 oval Best Offers (248) 643 7844

FURNITURE Whole house full Almost new Also dishes linens etc 734 658 3066

GREAT SAVINGS On Mahogany Furniture

at McDonnell s 19860 W 12 Mile

248 569 0482Tues Sat 10 5 Sun 12 5

LOVESEAT SOFABED New white stain resistant tone on tone Stripe $500 248-851 2964

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G O R G E O U S CHOICE ESTATE FURNITURE

Mahogany Cherry Walnut Paint ng Silver Rugs for safe

10 rooms 3000 sq ft Open th s weekend

11am t! 6pm Noon Sun 251 W 9 Mile Rd

1 block off Woodward HARPER GALLERIES

Ferndale (248)398 7227

KITCHEN SET sleeper dning

queen size freezer GE

electric oven end tables lamps microwave etc 248 348 6790

LIKE NEW MUST GO wrought ron patio table with s x chairs chaise with seat cushions fabu lous light wood dining room hutch C assy ght wood 3 piece lighted enterta nment center

Call 248 217 0712

OAK ENTERTAINMENT Center $600 TV Stand for 32 to 36 TV $80 313 333 5361

PECAN TABLE Thomasville formal d ning 6 chairs china cabinet $700 (248) 685 0187

QUEEN SLEEPER plaid $375 Oak chest & night stand $100 Queen Anne coffee & end table $100 734 420 2563

SO FA LOVESEAT chair bur gundy leather contemporary §3000/best (248) 788 5025

SO FA & LOVESEAT New Plum contemporary camel back $750 (248) 476 9206

SO FAS (2) Blue multi Exc cond light maple square coffee table good cond Evenings & weekends 734-416 1698

SPAS SPAS SPASover 30 new spas repossessed from local dealer must be sold at cost or below No reasonable offer refused Call Sean at

(248) 789 5815

Appliances

KENMORE ELECTRIC dryer Very good cond Almond in Canton $90 (248) 358 7857

W H IRLPO O L H EAVY duty washer & dryer $300 pr GE Hotpomt refrigerator w/ ce maker $150 GE gas stove $150 734 632 0353

720 Bargain Buys

W BLOOMFIELD March 29 30 10 4 (W of Orchard Lake N of Walnut Lake Green Rd to 4410 Savoie Trail) Art furniture designer items office equipment tools housewares large TV)

PAST MEMORIES

721 BiaitaWDicycics

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B cycle & Fitness Center 28860 W 7 M te

248 476 1818

724 Business & Office

A + nD A B E o i C Of p u n tu e cna s f es desks co fe ence tab es & mo e

Lvona 734 525-8268

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Restaurant Equip

734 Electromcs/Audio/Video

745 Hobbies/Coins/

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747 Jewelry'

QAUALITY & COSTUME JEWELRY

19860 W 12 Mile 248 569 0482

Tues Sat 10 5 Sun 12 5

747 Jewelry

Thursday, March 28,2002

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ROLEX SUBMARINER silver/ black 1 yr old $2450

(800) 862 1615

748 Lawn Garden &

Snow Equipment

KUBOTA TRACTOR B 8200 19 hp 800 hrs hydro static front blade exc cond $7900 734 662 4749 734 645 7125

750 Miscellaneous For Sale

ATTENTION HOMEOWNERSII Kayak Pools s looking for demo homes tes to display our New Maintenance Free Kayak Pool

Save thousands of $$$ with this Preseason Sale Call N ow '' 1 800 31 K A Y A K D scoun t Code 523 LO

BED ELECTRIC Comfort Rest adjustable bed w/massage adjustable side rails twin used twee $1800 4 wheel walker w/seat & brakes $75 Raised to let seat never used $25

(734) 522 7489

BUY FACTORY DIRECT Wolff Tanning Beds Payments from $25/month Free Color Catalog Call Today 1 800 842 1310 www np etstan com

CLOSET sliding doors (2) with m rrors 77 x48r good cond tion $150 each 248 848 9495

DAW ALT DW 74410 table saw like new w/DW7440 stand & extra blade $375 Dawalt DW705 12 compound miter saw w/extension kit exc cond $175 248 760 3532

DISNEY BEACH VACATION 6 nights great hotel Sacrifice for $199 (734)913 2109

IN V EN TO R S P R O D U C T IDEAS WANTED' Have your product developed by our research and development firm and professionally presented to manufacturers Patent A s s is tance Available Free Informa tion 1 800 544-3327

KILNS (2) e lectro potters wheel Jigger set up with molds for complete dinner set Fumi ture for kilns plus misc items $650 SOLD

PROFORMA 785 treadm II Max Step Stairmaster HeathRider 1947 Lionel Train set Call 248 373 0237 anytime

REACH 2 MILLION Michigan readers with a 2 x 2 display ad for only $949 Contact L nda at M chigan Newspapers Inc (517) 372 2424

R O M A N T IC C A N D L E L IT E WEDDINGS Ordaned Mims ters Elegant Decorated Full Ser vice Chapel Photos Videos Honeymoon Cab ins Fourth Night Free Gatlingburg TN 1 8 0 0 9 3 3 7 4 6 4www sugarlandweddings com E m a i l w e d d i n g s ©sugarlandweddings com

SAWMILL $3 895 New Super Lumbermate 2000 Larger capacites more opt ons Manu facturer cf sawm lls edgersand skidders Norwood Sawmil s 252 Sonwl Drive Buffalo NY 14225 1800 578 1363 EXT 300 N

751 MusicalInstruments

CLOSING OFFICE Offcefurni ture 23023 Orchard LkRd Bldg A 3 Fa mmgton Call W iliam Bliss afternoons 248 474 7340

A IR L E S S PA INT Sprayer Titan690 complete like new

(248)921 3206

SONY PPM 42B1 Plasma hang on the wall TV in box Retail $6000 $450Q/best 248-417 7279

COLLECTIBLE COINS Con Supplies

02 Amencan Slver Eagle $7 50 19860 W 12 M le 248 569 0482

P ANO Me b on ne baby q and 57 oches $500 bes 0 e 3 J 5 4 945

752 Sporting Goods

MICHIGAN ANTIQUE ARMS

500 tables of quality antique and modem firearms at Nov Expo Center (I 96 at Nov Road) April 13 and 14 Open to the public at 9am For nfo call (248) 676 2750

POOL TABLE Brunswick/ Cha teau solid cherry Perfect condi tion $2800 (248) 625 5881

POOL TABLE 8 ft slate oak cues/balls etc $1 250 Like new Email photos 248 347 2719

Pool Tables All slate antique ultra modern bar

size Buy direct from Factory 248 399 7255 E 248 547 3980

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752 Sporting Goods

SCUBA GEAR 2ScubaP roBC w/ Air II $175 each UWATEC programmable compass $150 UK 1200 light $40 Flag and Float $30 (248) 540 7507

TREADMILL Landce 8700 mable mint condition

used Pa d $3200 asking (248) 538 9019

754 Wanted to Buy

OLD G U N S swords military & naut cal items native American art facts Cali Bruce at Knights bridge Antiques 248 344-7200

783 Cats

CATS 2 adult males age 5 dec law ed tra ined Health records up to date 313-842-3878

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784 Dogs

AKITA AKC 6 year old white female good with kd s house- broken good for breeding $500+ puppy back

(248) 437 5725

GREAT DANE AKC Harlequin show marked/male/8 wks/cropped & shots $1200 (616) 925-8435

IRISH SETTER pups AKC field bred for hunting champion

43 0814lines (810) 743'

PU PS Mixed Toy Breed 8 wks 1st shots Wormed Quality parents 313 433 0346

PAN O YOUNG CHANG 6 ft 1 n grand oak/lght walnut exc cond $9500 586 716 1915

RENT A PIANO $25/mo Ths weeks special free delivery Call for beta Is Michigan Piano (248)548 2200 www mip ano com

POOL TABLE Antique 9 Circa 1920s $1750 Call after 4pm

(313) 278 4152

POOL TABLE 7 ft Fischer red top disassembled $500

248 644 3477

W EIMARANER P U P S AKC first shots wormed $600 $650

(248) 471 3282

Boats/Motors

AERO CRAFT 1986 18ft bow rder 4 3L I O Great Cond w/ trade Many extras Must sell $3 995 (810)240 1298

BAYLINER 1996 19 5 bowrider w/trailer anchors & covers Pay off loan (248) 922 1720

BAYLINER TROPHY 1990 20 ft centerconsole 125 horsepower outboard b m n top player boa ds S6800 (734) 453 6661

CATAL NA 320 1994 w ng kee wel manta ned many jpg ades $69 700 248 644 8187

CH APAR R AL 216SSI 2000 bow rider 5 0L trailer all covers stored inside sharp 30 hrs $26 500 (734) 525 5159

CHRIS CRAFT 1985 21 exc mechanical cond Needs interior work $5000 734 261 1915

75 CH RYSLER 14 ft Tri Haul 55 HP w/ trailer $1400/best Ask for Dan T 734 422 7540

CR EST PONTOON 25 ft 35 hp Evinrude ladder & chairs $2700 248 682 6868

F O U R W IN N S 1992 190horizon open bow 5 0 OMC like new' Very low hours $7 995 (248) 348 5407

FOUR WINNS 1993 245 Vista low hours many extras must sell Take over $275/mo pay ments Glenn 586 716 0429

GLASTRON 1991 Bownder 3 0 I/O trailer cover low hours E x e c cond $6300 /be s t 734 953 9525 734 260-9203

LUND 14 Deep V 1986 25hp Evinrude Karavan trailer Exc Cond $2600 248 681 4513

PONTOON 24ft Kayot Admiral Fully loaded' 115hp exc cond $16 500 248 887 9314

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RINKER 1999 Fiesta Vee 270 bought new May 2 0 0 0 inside winter storage mint 74 hrs $37 000 (313) 886 5494

RUNABOUT 13 ft fiberglass 1966 55hp Johnson trailer new battery cover m isc extras $975/best (734) 459 5243

SAILBOAT 27 ft Hunter inboard diesel $4100 Pager (734) 668 5878 or call after 10pm (313) 565 6126

MARINER 1998 20 HP electric start tiller handle exc condi tion $1600 248 681 9467

SEA NYMPH 1998 Fishing Machine 175SC Like new w/ trailer & cover 90Hp Johnson $9990/best 248 647 6529

SEARAY 1990 310 Sundancer tw in 2 6 0 s Low hrs Bristol cond

$59 900/best 248 656-2983

Silver Liner 16/6 ft w/trailer 140 hp inboard mere motor must sell $1450 810 686 3194

S T A R C R A FT 14 ft 25 Johnson trailer cover and more $2600/best (734) 464 7268

SUNDANCER (380) 1999 112 hrs Pnstine cond Full electronics etc $205000 248-594-6699

SUNDANCER (380) 1999 112 hrs Pristine cond Full electronics etc $205 000 248-594 6699

TRACKER 1998 Proteam 175 Ltd 40hp w/lowhrs 24voit 2 depth finders more' Exc cond $7 000/best (810)2316114

TRACKER 2001 Super Glide V15 loaded haler 40 np Merc 2 eiednes $8 000 734-721 3985

WELLCRAFT 1995 32 ft ique 360 twin Merc G PS b w h r s 6 0 K 3 13274 -9450

803 Boat Parts/ Equipment/Service

BOAT LIFT Cantilever style 4000 lbs Like new $2850 248 614 9928 734-476 5200

805 Boat/VehicleStorage

LIVONIA RV storage RV trailers all sizes Boats over 15 Lighted gated & secured

734 421 6191

807 Motorcycles/ Mimbies/Go Karts

CBR 600 F2 HONDA 1994 13K many performance parts Need to sell $3500 248-2294)430

DUCATI 1996 Monster Yellow 3K miles Must sell Days 734-481-5053 eves 734-9440305

HARLEY 1200 1997 Custom Sportster 1800 mi Forward controls $8200 248 348 7921

HARLEY DAVIDSON 1995 Fat Boy black some custom parts $12 500 734 729 1657

HARLEY DAVIDSON 2002 Heri tage C lass c no miles real red/ ice $18 900 (248) 446 8292

H A R LEY DAVIDSON 2001Road K ng black beaut fu Oaded $19 000 248 342 8400

H ARLEY DAV DSON 1996 RoadKne showroom cond ton 7200 miles too many opt ons to ist lots of chrome $24 000 n v e s te d $ 1 5 900 /b e s t

2+8 3o5 7614 734 878 2773

HARLEY DAVIDSON Super glide 1999 extras clean orlg ina! owner $16 000 Harley Davidson 1990 Sportster 883 $4000 (734) 522 9366

H A R LEY DAVIDSO N 1995 Sportster 883 xl 15k mi teal extras $5000/best Call Tammy

(313) 538 8586

H A R LEY DAVIDSON 1997 Springer Heritage extras exc con extremely low mi a must see!!! $17 000 734 641 8196

HARLEY DAVIDSON 1992 Ultra Classic Electra Glide lots of chrome extras exc cond 30K miles $14 500 248 486 4716

HARLEY DAVISON 1994 Heri tage softail classic Metallic blue 26 300 miles new tires Must see! $15 000 248 669 3454

H A R L E Y 1999 H e r itag e Springer FLSTS 675 miles $19 000 Days 248 474 6565

Eves 248 594 9232

HARLEY 1996 883 Hugger 325 miles black $3500 extras $8750/ best Trade 248-644 3100

HARLEY 1998 Road King Low miles chrome $16 500/best H ARLEY 1997 Heritage $15500/best (734) 762 7996

HARLEY SPORTGLIDE FXRT 1983 Last of the shovelhea 2500 miles after rebuild S&S heads cases & Carburetor Crane camshaft full hard bags windshield You don’t see many of these Nice bikel $8000/best Days 313-779 0069Evenings 734-427-3449

HARLEY 1995 1200 Sportster 8000 miles bags windshield chrome $7200 248 474 6019

HARLEY 1987 Sportster 20K $4000 Call (248) 960 4243

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HONDA GOLDW ING 1992 1500 SE teal 30K miles helmet w/ntercom new tires exc cond $9 000 (313) 531 5827

H O N -D A 2 0 0 1 ReO© CMX250C black 600 miles I k new $2 450 (248) 646 128,3

HONDA 2000 Shadow 600cc silver 8K miles 3 year warranty garaged $4300 734 340 4363

HONDA SHADOW 1999 VT600 brand nqw 95 actual miles best offer over $4495

(313) 255 4879

HONDA 1996 XR250 like new $3300 248 489 0119

KAW ASAK11992 Ninja 600 red/ black 17k mi many new parts $2400/best 734 667 3716

SUZUKI 2000 GZ250 900 mi Exc cond Windshield Great new r id e r b ike $2250

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YAMAHA 2000 426 4 stroke dirt bike ridden 2x like new' $3 900 firm (248) 437 5114

YAMAHA 2000 VStar 650cc 270 miles brand new $5500 734 953 9525 734 260 9203

808 Motorcycles Parts & Service

MOTORCYCLE/ATV SNOWMOB LE TRA LER

Al a urn num v th damond pate bed ke new $1100 734 397 8167

RecreationalVehicles

SEA DOO XP 1995 (2) w/ trailer Exec cond $6250 248 614 9928 or 734-476 5200

811 Snowmobiles

ARCTIC CAT 1992 EXT special $1500 Skidoo 1987 Formula plus $1000 Skidoo 1994 For mula Z $1800 313 527 4968

ARCTIC CAT ZR800 & ZR500 1995w/cover helmet & gloves low miles good cond $3200 & $1600 2 place trailer $450 Garage stored 3 yrs

(248) 649 9466

POLARIS 2000 550 $3500/OBO (734) 455 7232

POLARIS 800 2001 w/trailer studded all gear $5900/best

(734) 718 0070

SKI DOO 1981 Citation 4500 Kawasaki 1980 Invader great cond low miles $21G0/both Trailer available 734 397 8167

2002 SKI Doo mxz 800 RER 500 mi Brand new mint cond $7300 734 207 8990

812 Campers/MotorH om es/T ra ile rs

AEROLITE 1997 EIGHT 26 ft super lightweight trailer sleeps 6 like new $11 500

Frank (248) 474-4300

AEROLITE CUB 2000 21 ft a/c microwave oven stereo and many other extras Exc cond $9800 (248) 442 8784

C A M P L IT E 1996 pop up extended kitchen awning/screen room shower fndge air furnace Ike new $5500 734 525 1346

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CARGO TRAILER 36 ft enclosed aluminum Hydraulic front leg w/ 5th wheel hitch ncluded $5500 (734) 560-8766

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C O A C H M A N C A M P E R 21 1978 new floor cushions tires $1200/best (734) 458 3969

COACHM AN 1979 32 ft good cond sleeps 8 $5000

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COACHMAN 1999 Popup sleeps 8 loaded used twice $8000 Mike 734 464 7663

COACHMAN 1999 299TB 30 ft travel trailer sleeps 8 queen bed loaded $11 500 734-421 7822

COACHMAN 1997 5th wheel 32 RK non smoker/pet perfect shape loaded low miles owe $22K best offer 313-565 5469

COACHMAN 1999 25 trailer 2 bedrooms w/bunks all options like new $9 990 734-971 9469

COACHM AN 1998 travel trailer 28 sleeps 8 bunkbeds extras exc cond $12 400 734-953 9508

COACHMAN 79 Truck/Camper 11 ft Needs repair $600/best Ask for Dan T 734 422 7540

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EL CA°ITAN 1987 27 36K mi very good cond $19 500/ best 734 427 0478

FOUR WINDS 1999 28 motor home 14K miles exc cond $36 0 0 0 after 6pm 24 3 4 8 6 6441

GM C 1975 Mobile Traveler 18ft motorhome a Sports man s S p e c ia l a l l s e lf contaned runs great as is $3600/best 248 879 6534

GO LF STREAM 1998 Ultra Class C Ford V10 7K double slide non smoker no pets $43 000 734 416 9065

GULFSTREAM 1997 30 in 5th wheel slide out front power jacks $17 500 248 398 5145

HOLIDAY RAMBLER 1972 25 ft tandem axle sleeps 6 nice cond $2000 248 477 7782

HOLIDAY Rambler 1994!mpe rial 37 5 Ft 36K great condi tion $50 000 (248) 848 1074

HOLIDAY Rambler 1995 Impe rial 37 5th wheel w/15 slide-out, extras $25 000 248 879-0841

HORNET TRAVEL trailer 1996 27 w/slideout Rear queen bed fully loaded Like new $9300/ OBO (248) 746 1150

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JAYCO 1998 26ft sleeps 8 includes power jack linens kitchen accessor es & seasonal cam psite in Jackson paid th rou gh Ap r 2002 non smokers air furnace hot water tank bathroom w/ tub/shower $14 500 (734)844 0866

JAYCO 1007 1995 popuporgmal owner awning screen

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JAYCO 1007 1997 pop add a room furnace $3600/best (248) 894-34

JAYCO 1996 31 Travel Trailer Exc cond $8 900

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LAYTON 1997 30 ft 5th wheel w/shdeout & many extras $15 000/best offer Tow vehicle available 248 477 5079

SHASTA 1987 motorhome 24ft low mi good cond air clean $6900/trade 734 467 1878

SKAM PER CAM PER 1992 24 sleeps 5 large kitchen exc cond $6 500 734 513 5850

STAR CRAFT 1997 Galaxy 1224 pop up camper Sleeps 8 awning full screen room like new $4500 (248) 853 9879

STARCRAFT 1983 Pop up 12ft box sleeps 6 3 Excellent cond $1900 (248) 777 7289

S U N N Y B R O O K 1996 light weight travel trailer All options non smoker Must seel $10500/best 8 1 0 2 40 1298

TERRY 1990 35ft bunk house loaded exc cond Must sell' $7000/best (734)729 2322

nyextras free camping till 2004 $15 500 after 5 734-427 6743

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d vorced wh te male 49 5 8 175 bs seek ng easy going and Intell gent pretty whte femae n her 40s for a poss ble long term rela tionsh p I m waiting to hear from you Redford Area Wayne County

HAPPY CAMPERHardwork ng 21 yr old single par ent 510 220 lbs Looking for a female 19 26 whos outgoing fun Ikes moves and camping BOX 13360

COME SAIL AWAYI m a 55 yr old s ng e Greek bus nessman 5 9 looking for a tali sn gle lady whos marnage mnded and would be okay wth a lot of travel Ivng both here and n Greece BOX 13563

TO THE POINTSingle wh te male 31 lookng for a nee knd sweet caring lady If you nterested give me a ca l BOX 13565

GREAT GUY AVAILABLE41 whte male 5 6 155 lbs pro fess onal like the computer d n ng out shopping mall f re places easy to get along with Looking for someone lor dating and more BOX 13599

GREAT GUY AVAILABLEYou + me chem stry? Reformed workaholic single whte male 44 non smoker energet c I ke para sail ng class c muse country get aways Seek single whte female with magnetic persona ty and charm BOX 15425

LETS FALL IN LOVEI am 6 2 230 lbs muscula t om working out enjoy sports d n ng out moves pool waks 0 stay home to cuddle Looking for white female 16 24 who s slm to meeff um bu It and attract ve BOX 1 £458

I LL BE ALL YOURS S n ge whte male 45 honest faithful trustworthy caring lovng up front smoker social dr nke 6 165 lbs looking for a wh te fema e 35 50 on the slm sde 100140 lbs who has the same qua t es as I do Looking for a very se ous relat onsh p no head games Oakland County BOX 26014

FULL FIGURED LADY S Divorced whte male 43 59 165 lbs blondlsh brown har green eyes down to earth Seeking a s n ge or dvorced whte female 38 to 45 who s down to earth and enjoys the simp e things n fe For a p o ssb le re la t onship Wayne county BOX 27006

I BELIEVE I CAN FLY Handsome successfu profess on al 56 6 ft ook and fee young enegetc postve upbeat humo ous romantc emot ona y and f nano a ly secure If you want to talk to me just cal BOX 13404

LET JT HAPPEN Att act ve s ng e black mate 6 2 185 bs Ike dnng out shoot ng pool trave sports Interested n meet ng somebody and be ng fiendsfrst BOX 13325

LET S MEET'Divorced whte male 64 6 non smoke non drinker Ikes dnng out ho ding hands omant c nghts Seekng whte female 50 to 65 with same nte ests Wayne County BOX 13557

TAKE A CHANCE ON ME51 190 lbs athlete bu d blonde/blue d ess casual I kes daneng clubbng 0 reaxng at home also concerts amusement parks stay ng ft etc Seeks Inte gent attract ve woman who I kes to have fun BOX 15450

TIRED OF BEING ALONE W do wed and onesome ma e 5 9 168 bs soc a d nke smoke healthy gentle and gvng Enjoys campng fshng tavel wal<ng games and quiet times at home Seeks wel put together femae unde 60 wth a nee personaitv BOX 12547

INVEST BY CARING 5 9 65 bs have ha 46 twoch Idren not wth me kes gof ten ns unnng workng out dnng cut Seeks s ende attract ve female wth a knd heart 3545 BOX 3381

I CAN READ YOUR MIND:al an male b ue eyes brown ha 56 50 bs 27 enjoy movesneate ke qu ky g s and con

ve sa 0 SOX 3386

LIFE AND ADVENTURES D 0 ced wh n n s 0 m38 anc 76 dcons deed nee ookng non smoke non d nke and d ug ee enioys b k n g t eve museums p ays ead ng and mo e Seek a femae wth good sense of humo to share few th BOX 3406

ADVENTUROUS Handsome pass onate nte l gent funny ta l we I bui t s n g e white male 34 lookng for very pass on ate adventurous Intel gent k nd hearted fema e for frendshp and omance Oakland County BOX 23337

WINTER FUNAthletic muscular snge white mae 43 6 2 231 bs brown bue clean cut degreed neve ma rled no dependents outgo ng personal ty enjoys outdoors working out new actlv ties Seeks fr endly s ng e fem ae age beat on open Wayne County BOX 27018

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS Professorial director of marketing moved here from NY down to earth carng honest attractve Farmngton H ils Seek an attrac I ve woman that enjoys fe and has lun BOX 32642

C A LL M EDivorced profess onal wh te male late 40s 510 195 lbs seeks a lady who Ikes mus c dancing din ner fner thngs or base thngs who scompatble peasant easy going Thanks BOX 12949

MOVE YOUR FEET Degreed p ofess ona ac ally

Chrstlan male seeks i e 40 45 for romance and 1 partne do bal room Lat n

sw ng country danc ng I am phys calfyftandfun 80X13033

I BELIEVE IN LOVE 43y old whte mae 58 173 lbs kes cook ng sports a soda work

er Looking for a ady 35-48 whos snge no ch Idren nterested in a ong term elat onship BOX 13062

STEP RIGHT UP52 yr 0 d wh te male ret red 5 8180 fbs ookng for a single femae to spend t me wth She must be weight and heght proport onate and be seekng a reiat onshp BOX 13211

EXPAND YOUR HORIZONS0 vorced wh (e male 510 rnedf um buld honest and attractve a bus nessman Seek a commun ca ;ve soc ab le woman l ike cSrtlng daneng boatng etc BOX 1325

CONSIDER THIS ADAW o t i r- aalr ma a a O a n nfess one never mared and no ch d en enjoys I sten ng to nice mus c awlmm ng ong walks and t avellng the world Hopes to meet a tall I ght sk nned lady nterested n I v ng n both countr es for ma riage and a fam ly BOX 13262

OPEN AN OPPORTUNITY Intell gent ntuitlve sngle white male 45 enjoys Ife aughter ove Seeks I ve y romant c gal for shar Ing caring long te m relatlonsh p BOX 13352

DOWN TO EARTH MAN39 yr old 6 and 200 lb n ce ook ng and down to earth ma e easy to get along with and oves an mals a non smoker and a non drnker Seeks a special fema e with same qual ties to enjoy Ife wth BOX 13390

WHY GO ALONE’40 yr od single white mae nce lookng ft ca ng attentve 'amly orented Lookng to a n ee whte femae 25 45 medum buld fo LTR Dearborn area BOX 13393

WILL C A LL YO U B A C K S ngle white profess onal ma e 44 5 6 and 180 bs honest fun oving and easy gong Enjoy cam png swmmng ong walks dnng out moves and more Seek a female age he ght and race unimportant for casual to possble long term relat onshp BOX 13401

I SEE THE HEART42 5 6 185 Ids bown/blue fun ovng affect onate caring Canton a ea Lke swimmng campng walks dnng out eta Seek an easy go ng woman to get to know Not hung up on ooks BOX 13402

FIT THE PROFILE?N on sm oking non drinking dvorced whte male 47 Down Rver esdent I am 510 brown ha r and g een eyes a husky bu Id work n the steel business good sense of humor Enjoys like music and play mus c Look ng for a wh te female 30 to 50 ndependent I ke shapely women w th long ha r

BOX 13419PEAK ANY INTERESTS

47 yr o d dvorced non-smokng and non d nk ng father of one 510 teddy bea type buld seeks self suff c ent wh te female 30 to 50 wth ong ha slm to medum buld ovng and g vn g BOX 13420

READY FOR ACTIONIf you are aged to perfect on and ho d ng up well then cel this hand some unque gent 47 whte mae wth stye and entertanng Seek cose connect on wth easy gong s ngle wh te female BOX 13435

SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS Sngle whte mae 48 59 150 lbs he pes suffe e a sk lied tradesman non drnker non smok er fun ov ng l ke boat ng week end getaways ga den ng etc Seek an honest down to earth height to we ght p oport onate female who s marnage mnded BOX 13448

READY TO MEET YOU Eth ca tende soft spoken and down fo earth s ngle wh te male40 nee looks heght/weght pro port on Open to a long term re a t oneh p Seeks a femln ne treasu e to expo e BOX 13455

JUST A GREAT GUY Attractve 36 y old white male dvo ced no ch dren 6 200 (bs b own har and eyes Lvoma watch and play sports Leave your number f you want to know mo e BOX 3462

OPEN YOU HEART TO ME41 whte male 6 90 lbsb owniti own Ike muse moves dnng out shoot ng pool quet even ngs Seeks attractive female 28 42 whos fun we ght he ght proport onate and ook ng fo a one on one elat onship with a man who t eats her spec a BOX 1348

TAKE ME OUTDOORS Dvorced white rrae 45 non d nke kes country muse old rock the s mp e th ngs n I fe also campng fshng swmmng etc Leave me a message BOX 13485

DEAL ME INS n g e w hte m ae 41 west sub u Ds of Wayne County ke ca ds SDec a o sports comedy Hope o ■ nr a om? 10 d0 one m “ a o & BO X 4a

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J S A F o ttc e non sm oke w dow0 N Oak and 5 7 70 bs ac veyoung 70s bu 60s on Ma s W shes to sha e joy of v ng w th rom ps b e Ve woman BOX3495

LETS TALK SOON1 am 46 w hte m ale 6 215 bs cons de ate affect onate non smoker soc a d nker ove out doors qu et t mes at home Seek a ovng female fo spend tme wth BOX 13498

ITALIAN MAN FOR YOUtal an 26 yr od male medum bu Id 5 8 good look ng seek a g rl25 55 for fun and pcss ble relat on shp BOX 3562

COUNTRY LOVING 44yrsod 5 9 170 lbs non smok e non d nker Wayne County ove country muse and daneng an mals outdoors cook ng etc Lookng for a lady 40-50 who Is honest and open who can give me back toe same to ng BOX 15388

AS GOOD AS IT GETS Very k nd espectfu cons de ate sngle whte mae 41 6 5 246 bs with brown ha and green eyes I enjoy camping fishing hiking any th ng outdoo s danc ng and the moves Seekng an honest oyal and lovng female who enjoys do ng slm ar things Wayne Munroe County on y BOX 15466

I M A SINCERE PERSONIf you a e 48 to 58 si m white and att actve cal me If you are look ng fo a non v olent ov ng happy go ucky non drnking guy call me Im 59 175 lbs attractve wd owed and onesome ookng for a Ife tme reatonshp I I answ er your cal Down River No games BOX 24966

R U MY SOULMATE?G eat s ngle Dad 40 stable lov ng romantc ft honest and all around good guy Seek ng a young s im sweet hearted oving s n g e mom to make a wonderful fam ly BOX 24983

SENTIMENTALSingle whte mae 58 150 lbs fa r sens tlve sk n kind gentle and ext emely omant c Seeking easy go ng k nd ady 48 to 55 tor long term reatonshp possble mar riage Wayne county BOX 24988

EVERY MINUTE COUNTS 35 y old s ngle d vorced father of one 6 2 with average bu Id enjoys d n ng out b king horse back id n g poo bowing moves and aulet evenlnas at home Lookng fo a snge white female26 to 32 fo a elatonshp Wayne County SOX 24992

PLEASANTLY PLUMP?Go ahead and call open minded sn g e whte mate 39 easy to talk too omantic and adventurous Seeks s ng e white female 24-42 for mean ngfu relat onsh p Wayne county 80X25010

DO YOU QUALIFY’Whte male 48 muscular attrac tve fnancial and self secure Seeking select ve cassy attrac tve whte o As an femae under 45 for long term relat onsh p Wayne county BOX 25970

ESCAPEEscape the snge ife wth me S ngle wh te male 42 yrs old 510 195 lbs curly blond har hazel eyes somewhat actve very adventurous Looking for sngle wh te fem ale 35 to 50 petite to med um bu d non smoker soc al dr nke w th sim lar nterests f nan c a y secure BOX 26015

IS THIS YOUR NAME’ Dvorced whte male early 50s dark ha blue eyes 6 ooklng for Ca o Char c ite C h rs Debbie Dane Dense Donna Joy Karen Kathy Linda Lor Nancy Pat Sally Sandy and Sue I d Ike to meet you Ages 36 to 54 Poss ble long term relat oi

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HANDSOME ARTIST44 y od 511 financally secure seeks the most beautful pette non smoking Christian woman n North Oakland County Masters deg ee lake' front home owner world travele knd lovng and, devoted gettng women s easy f nd ng the r ght one seems Impos stole Oak and County BOX 26985

WESTLAND A R E A M A LE 35 yr old 5 9 165 bs b own har hazel eyes no dependents nice guy handsome caring sneere ft smoker soo al dr nke var ed nte e3ts Seek ng s i m to med um white femae 21 to 41 for frendshp pos stole relationship BOX 27016

LET S T A LKTall 63 270 b small bus nessowner seeks br ght trad tlonal nter astng lady for boatng classcaf muse trave conve sat on dinng. danc ng and m ost norm al act v t es

do want to talk wth you so lets talk Oakland County BOX 27032

J M A SINCERE PERSON If you are 48 to 58 s m white and att active ca I me If you are look ng fo anon volent lovng happy go lucky non dr nk ng guy ca I me* Im 5 9 175 lbs attractve w d owed and onesome ookng fo a Ife tim e reatonshp III answer your ca I Down R ver no games BOX 33419

IM A CARING PERSONLookng for a slende attractive ady 50 to 58 fo a pe manent eatonshp I am wdowed well

bult healthy attractve acfve and outgo ng am $2 go ng on 40 and « lonesome Please call my vo ce greet ng Dearborn a ea III answe you ca Wayne County BOX 33683

TRYING TO FIND YOU!Attract ve lady under 60 slm to f II my oney heart Wdowed attrac tve gentle b g hearted took n g fo r a permanent ea tonshp BOX

GIVE M E A CALL5 3 155 bs blueeyes 54 sngle wh te male seek ng a s ng e wh te femae 45 to 55 non smoke non dr nke e! g ous Who Enjoys mov e s danc ng and outdoo sports Wayne county BOX 35898

STARTING OVER Ca ng affect onate ovng h a d wokng dvo ced whte mae 54“5 7 s ve tox ha 76 bs Love ocean beaches spend ng q a v n e oge h Seekng e dshp

fo monoga nous ea ons p 40 o 50 y BOX 35913

UNDER THE STARS Intense specal snge whte mate hepfu and romantc Seeks nee oa 30 o 50 a r outdoo lover for sharng of mage moments under the mocn ght by candlelght etc Oak and County BOX 35916

RING MY BELLDivorced wh te male 49 5 8 175 lbs Lookng for a woman that wants a ong term relatlonsh p Shape and o oks Important 11! retu n you call Wayne Countw BOX 35922 r

ATHLETJC/1NTELLIGENT Young looking 55 61 195 lbs eng nee- wth MBA Seeks aftrac tlve younger women wth a we ght proport onate shape y figured For lovng relatlonshp She should be 5 5 to 510 Occupation not that mportant Warmth honesty and loyalty s a must Oakland Countv SO X 35926 y

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Homes/Trailers

TRAILER ENCLO SED 1997 Haulmark 24 V Nose Like new Rhino sprayed floor Good for snowmobiles cars or workshop $3800 313 534 6819

WILDERNESS 1992 29ft -Queen bed air stereo stove microwave spare tire 2 batteries $7000 (734)261 7524

WILDERNESS 1999 24 ftSleeps 6 great cond many Extras must selll 313-702 4747

WINNEBAGO 1991 Chieftain 33 ft big generator car caddy low miles good cond $24 500/best (248) 486 4716

WINNEBAGO 1996 Class A Warrior 14 800 GVW heavy duty chass s sleeps 6 39k I ke new $36 000/best 734 591 2019

YELLOW STONE 1985 Fifth $Vheel 30 double bed awning new tires $4400/best Optional tpw truck 734 459 5243

814 Construction, Heavy Equipment

DAVIS CASE Fleet hoe 30 backhoe with front blade Totally reconditioned and painted Runs Ike new must see $12 300

(734) 878 3701

DUMP TRU CK 1980 Ford L900 25 000 miles 3208 CAT engine 4&5 speed 1 0 c u y d asphalt Shoot Bay City Best offer -989 894 2277 after 6pm

989 892 5809 days

GENERAL LOW Boy Trailer 1969 19 ft bed 15 toncapacity 12 wheel electric brakes $1000 734 284 6772

HUDSON 1999 Heavy Equip tnent trailer 9 ton capacity $4000 (586) 463 6867

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trenchers pipe pullers trucks (some w th plows| lots of misc

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SLACK TURTLE top for pick up $500 734 459 4166

CAMARO 2000 SS Converge SK 5 yr extended warranty -Asking $23 90CVbest 258-596-1120

816 AutoiTruck Parts & Service

F IBERGLASS CAP (while) for aFord Ranger Sport$500 (313) 255 9368

MUSTANG GT 2002 17 n wheels & worn tires $500/best offer 734 347 3223

RAVEN FIBERGLASS CAP Fits standard 6 pick up bed Exc cond $450 (734) 721 0564

TIRES Fve 245/70X16 LTX Michelin M/S BSW Approx 2000 mi $450 (248) 682 5284

W HEELS Mustang 5 Lug Cragar Pro Stars aluminum

wheels 15 x3/6 (frontrunners) with B F Goodrich 165R15 tires Excellent condition $175 00 Days (248) 330 2359 Evenings

(248) 624 0790

818 Auto Financing

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WWW ITSLOANTIME COM or call (800) 378 9174

820 Junk Cars Wanted

A L L A U T O S - T O P $ $Junked Wrecked or Running

E & M 248-474-4425Evenings 734 S35 1831

822 Trucks For Sale

CH EVY 1992 pick up auto a/c bedliner tool box $2700

(734) 981 0618

CH EVY S10 1998 extended cab black 43 000 miles exc cond $8900 (248) 442 9537

C H E V Y 2000 SILVERAD O extended cab leather loaded 28K $19 999 734 397 3675

CH EVY 1999 S10LS extended cab 4 cyl auto air cruise tilt 63K $7500 (517) 596 2923

CH EVY 1993 S10 4x4 4 3 auto air clean 100k $3700

(810) 735 5750

CH EVY 1996 1500 W/T 4 3V6 2 wheel 5 speed full s z e many new parts like new $5900 313 541 6981

DODGE 1998 Dakota cab+ air auto 6 cyl Chrysler warranty 66K $9 000 246 348 9822

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822 Trucks For Sale

DODGE DAKOTA 1992 ext cab V8 4x4 very clean needs transmission (734) 454*9620

DODGE 1991 Dakota extended cab w/cap CD air auto good cond $2500/best 248 471 7371

DODGE 2001 Dakota SLT 4x4 $20 500/best 313 886 1590

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DODGE DAKOTA SPO RT 1999 4x4 loaded club cab excellent cond must sell (734) 564 8999

DODGE 1995 Dakota V8 Magnum good transportation rebuilt trans $3500 734-425 5247

DODGE 1986 lightly used pick up heavy duty work -truck low miles no rust new paint $2 850 f rm (248) 545 0038

DODGE RAM 1991 318/Auto 2WD cruise air stereo nice truck 134K needs nothing $3600 or best 248 922 0160

DODGE 1996 RAM extended cab V8 auto priced $2800 below black book only $28 down $161/mo TYME AUTO (734) 455 5566

DODGE RAM 1500 SPORT 1997 63 000 miles sunroof air cruise bedliner custom wheels $10 695 (734) 397 9361

DODGE 1995 Ram 1500 4x4 318 auto 95K $7000

After 5pm 810 667 4274

DODGE 1996 Ram 1500 4x4 extended cab 8 ft bed w/cap c a power cruise 130k $8 000

(248) 628*9387

DODGE 1998 Ram 1500 4x4 50K miles white sport package $14 000/best 734 762 0401

F250 1999 dese i extended cab approx 32K miles engine heater am/fm CD Rhino liner trailer hitch asking $25 000/ best 734-367 0227

FORD F 350 1999 Crew dual wheels Diesel 4x4 low miles loaded assume lease or buy $31 000 (734) 455 6158

FORD F150 1996 Eddie Bauer w/cap tonneau cover exc cond $5300/best 734 285 3069

FORD 2000 F 150 Harley Davdson SPECIAL EDITION Extended cab loaded mint' On y $25 OOO/OBO Anna

734 516 8653

FORD 2000 F 250 Lariat crew cab 4x4 V 10 loaded 33K $26 500/best 734 454 9523

FORD 1999 F150 Lariat 4x4 loaded leather cap $20 200 734 953 9525 734 260 9203

FORD F 150 1997 super cab Lariat burgundy V8 oaded leather mint warranty 52K

$13 700 (313) 408 9248

822 Trucks For Sale

FORD F 250 1977 super cab new tires new trans 460 cu in $2950/best Call (734) 668 3309

FO RD 2000 F150 XLT extended cab 5 4 liter 26K miles $19500 (734) 721 7741

FORD F150 XLT Lariat 1991 4X4 w/piow V 8 Clean good cond $5500/OBO (734)425-5296 or (248)427 9475

FORD F150 XLT 1996 matching cap loaded air cruise dual gas tanks $6500 248 240 3010

FORD 1998 F150 XLT Super Cab V8 AfT cap bedliner towing $12 500 734 398 5079

FORD F 250 1986 4x4 utility body snow plow 1 owner Must Selll $2950/best (248) 474 5356

FORD 1997 Powerstroke diesel F350 conversion extra 95 gal fuel tank new tires rebuilt engine & trans $12 500/best (517)223 3504 (517)404-3732

FORD .RANGER 2000 4 dr XLT 4x4 CD very clean 37K $15 990/best (248) 855 4258

FORD 2000 Ranger extended cab V6 fully loaded 30K mi 1 owner $11 500 734 427 4743

FORD RANGER 1998 Supercab 4x4 Off Road Auto liner loaded 47K $15 000 734 453 0701

FORD 1995 Ranger XLT ext cab 6 cylinder loaded great shape $6 600 734 427 2173

FORD 1993 Ranger XLT new trans & tires auto power air 109k $29 000/best 248-202 7278

FORD 1995 XLT pickup auto air chrome wheels tonneau cover very low miles like new

$8 788

Westland (734) 721 1144

GM C SIERRA 3500 1996Crew cab 5 7L auto w/ overdrive 65K m les all power air Exec Cond $14 000 734 261 1379

GMC 1995 Sierra SLT 4x4 snowplow salt spreader $7000

1978 Super Camper Special 4x4 new 350 Jasper 20K mi $2500 734 455 6164

GMC SLE 1999 4x4 3rd door auto 5300 V8 power chrome wheels bedliner 68K miles $16 600/best (313) 563 2381

GM C 1995 1500 SLT 5 7 auto extended cab long bed leather $9 800 734 676 1317

GM C SONOMA 1996 pickup 87K miles basic manual $3900 or best offer (248) 644 4508

R A N G E R 1996 S P L A S H Ground affects sharp reduced from $3500 1st $4000 takes TYM E AUTO (734) 455 5566

822 Trucks For Sale

RANGER 1994 STX Extended Cab 6 cylinder power windows/ locks aluminum wheels one o w n e r b la c k d ia m o n d spotless

Call TodayllOPEN SATURDAY 10 3

L41V AUTO SALES (734)722-5200

RANGER 1996 XLT ext cab 4x4 black 5 speed exc cond $7 300/best 734 495 9494

TOYOTA 1994 DX Extended cab 4x4 Original owner 105K miles $5800 734 286 7683

T O Y O T A 1999 T A C O M A 18 000 miles auto air cap ladder rack $10 999

(248) 476 2375

824 MiniVans

AERO STAR 1990 extended V8 fully ioaded runs great CD hitch $2800 734 454-4660

AERO STAR EXTENDED VAN 1994 all wheel drive good cond $3950/b9St (248) 478 9949

AERO STAR 1994 XL 128K good cond new tires shocks & exhaust $3400 248 645 6966

AERO STAR 1997 XLT 3 0L V6 auto loaded 65 5K miles $6200/ best 734-953 1307

AERO STAR 1994 XLT 1 owner 95K air Black out/gray in $3400/best 248 661 0202

AERO STAR XLT 1996 rear air/ heat power 67k great cond $7000/best 734-591 9224

CHEVY ASTRO 1994 all wheel dnve 104k Colorado miles Exec cond $4 750 248 922 0687

CH EVY ASTRO 1994 C L EXT 8 passenger power brakes/ steering air aluminum wheels $4500/best (734) 459 4855

CH EVY LUMINA 1996 APV auto V6 tilt/cruise air original owner new brakes & tires $6550 (248) 647 0477

CH EVY 1999 Venture 4 door extended loaded warranty $14 000 248 474-0944

CH EVY 1997 Venture LS extended 4 dr 75K new tires/ brakes $8000 248-474-1898

CH EVY VENTURE 2000 LS extended TV VCR power dr 20K mi $17 999 248-683-2951

CH RYSLER TOWN & Country 1997 LX loaded silver 79 000 miles $8900 (248 644 4508

DODGE CARAVAN 1996 62K 4 cyl 7 oassenger auto $6400 734 427 9748

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824 Mini-Vans

C H R YSLER 1996 Town & Country LX 4 captains chairs A lloy w hee ls AM /FM /CD/ Cassette All power Exc cond Light iris $7 995

734 425 2098

DODGE GRAND caravan LE 1998 47K miles original owner $12 800 (248)669 5106

DODGE 1997 Grand Caravan 4 dr loaded 77K pampered miles $7600 248 855-0225

DODGE 1996 Grand Caravan LE 85k ml 3 8 Her 2 s! ding doors loaded great shape $7995 734 667 3373

FO R D A E R O S T A R 1993 extended many updates exc cond $3299/best (313)255 0466

FORD WINDSTAR 1995 GL 96K dual air many options $3300/best (248) 601 5062

FORD WINDSTAR 1996 GL Loaded full power rear air $5800 248 269 8360

FORD WINDSTAR 1996 GL white fully loaded V6 new tires alloy wheels luggage rack rear air/stereo exc cond $6200 (734) 422 4346

FORD 1998 Windstar LIMITED loaded great condition 89k mi

248 828 7124

FORD WINDSTAR 1998 LX 31K exc power rear heat & air $12 000/best 248 879 8717

GMC 1998 Safari sit AWD 7 passenger, good condition 67k mi $13 000/best 248 646-2435

GMC 1998 Safari sit AWD 7 passenger good condition 67k mi $13 000/best 248 646 2435

GRAND CARAVAN 2000 exc cond 24K full power white $16 000 734 459 0389

GRAND VO YAGER 1993 LE 3 3L exc cond 113K 1 owner $3950 313 937 0092

GRAND VOYAGER 1994 3 3L tocks/wmdows cruise tilt & air $5300/Best 810 499 7644

GRAND VOYAGER S E 1996 loaded clean warranty 62K $9 850 248 620 3357

HONDA ODYSSEY 1997 au to lo a d e d $8800

734-427 9748

MERCURY VILLAGER 1997 Loaded 2 tone red/gold well maintained remote start $7 800/ best 248 921 1796

MERCURY VILLAGER 1993 original owner very good cond $4500 248 626 5064

M E R C U R Y V illa g e r 1993 loaded 68K like new in/oul mint $4995/best 519 978 0419

M ERCURY VILLAGER 1997 all power rear heat very clean

$7900 (734) 464 7386

MONTANA 2001 dual air quad seating aluminum wheels CD this weeks family special

OPEN SATURDAY 10 3

L A W A U T O S A L E S

(734) 722-5200MONTANA 2000 extended pb pd ps pw deluxe sound rea' a r etc $15 900 248 642 9593

NISSAN 1993 QUEST back grey leather ioaded 86k $6300 (248) 433 3496

OLDS 1999 Silhouette Premier LTD Edition 50K h ghway miles fully loaded including rear video player & towing Seats 7 indigo blue $16500/or best 734 516

real airpackage

s asking 516 9321

PONTIAC 2000 Montana Clean many options 26K miles $18 800 248 258 6829

PONTIAC TRANSPORT 1995 SE 3 8 V6 114K good cond $4500/offer 734 513 5945

VILLAGER 1996 GS 62K newer tires/brakes well main tamed $8000 734 459 5181

VILLAGER SPORT 2000 20K Black CD player 7 passenger $17 175 (734) 421 3539

WINDSTAR 1998 GL Wheel chair conversion lowered floor kneels side power sliding door w/fold out ramp 18K miles like new $22 000 734-455 5882

WINDSTAR 1999 LX Loaded CD piayer very clean New brakes & shocks 55K miles $9900 734 459 4953

WINDSTAR 1999 LX 37000 m iles excellent cond tion $13 000 (248) 489 4073

826 Vans

good condbattery 11 end $4000

826CH EVY 1991 Coachman con version van blue Perfect for sportsmen Great shape V8 89 000 original mi Will sell for $5495 Call 248 765 5566

CHEVY Express 1500 1998 8 passenger front/rear air 49k $12 900 734-953 7526

CH EVY 1995 G20 dark green clean 77K miles $6 000/best

(248) 852 5262

D O D G E 2000 cargo van extended 1 ton must sell! 248-353 2763 248 910 9770

DODGE RAM 1996 B2500 Very good cond many extras $7500/best (734) 397 9047

DODGE 1992 Ram Conversion van extended roof & body (no rust) 90K miles (all hwy) all new tires new exhaust system yr 2000 TV air full size spare four captains chairs bench/bed M U$T SEEI $4500/bes!Call after 2pm 734 425 5913

DODGE RAM 1993 250 60K V8 5 2L air power windows/ locks cruise ABS brakes Tow pkg $4900 (734) 425 9025

DODGE 1995 S E VAN 68K power seats a/c $4000/best

734-482 0822

DODGE V6 Conversion 4 cap tain chairs super clean 65K mi $2500/best 734 591 2019

FORD AEROSTAR 1995 XLT 7 passenger V 6 great condition $4195 (248) 932 3243

FORD 350 CARGO VAN 1997 Power wash & electric tools $9500/OBO 313 304 2999

FORD 1996 cargo van % ton excellent low miles air 4 9 liter engine $6600 734 753-4503

FORD 1996 Club Wagon Chateau V8 towing package w/Class IV hitch remote auto start 104K Very Good Cond 1 $9500 (734) 451 5415

FORD 1993 E350 diesel 16 cube van You can start your own business with this one or let your wife use if to run errands $99 down $151/mo TYM E AUTO (734) 455 5566

FORD E 150 XLT 1989 V8 auto loaded clean 1 owner $2900 (313) 538 5865

FORD 1996 high top conversion 5 8L V8 Wow" Loadedl! 90K $9500/best 734 453 1017

FORD 1979 86000 miles 6cyl 4 speed garage kept no winters $4000 248-471 2066

GM C 1992 Safari S LE 7 8 pas senger good cond loaded 88K $3195 (734) 722 8454

GM C SAFARI SLX 1995 95K black new tires well maintained 2 wheel drive 734-354-9648

G M C STARCRAFT 1994 high top loaded + 58K Bloomfield Hills $11 800 (248) 540 1470

M ERCURY VILLAGER 1996 exc cond all power ABS rear heat & a r 96K freeway miles $7000 (248) 559 6264

RAM 250 Conversion Van 1993 great shape best offer

(734) 427 3023

828 4 Wheel Dnve

CH ERO KEE 1998 Limited deep amethyst 80b sxc cor'd $13 900 248 939 2426

CH EVY 1995 Blazer 57k ml auto black exterior leather inte rior air power locks & windows $9000 734 612 7512

CHEVY 1997 S10 LS 4x4 extended cab 3rd door 75K $9500/best (734) 432 0982

CH EVY 2000 Suburban LT leather captain s chairs moon roof heated seats excellent value $26 488

J fa U fa fa t O fL .

Westland (734) 721 1144

DODGE DURANGO 1998 SLT Plus All options 5 9L V8 $13 800 (248) 643 7374

DODGE 1999 Durango 4wd SLT silver 55K, loaded great condition $17700 248-689-0486

WINDSTAR 1996 LX willow green auto rear air loaded $7000 (248) 442 9472

WINDSTAR 1998 White good cond low miles new tires CD player $9 500 734 416 0879

CHEVY ASTRO 1993 van new

313-531 6576

CHEVY BEAUVILLE 1992 8 passenger 350 V8 clean $3950 (734) 464 9408

DURANGO 1999 loaded 5 2L trailer package 76K Runs greati $14 200

(734) 878 5443

EXPLORER 1995 2dr M l power air custom garage kept New tires $6900 734-397 1996

EXPLO RER XLT 1993 4 WD Exc cond 80K miles $7200

(248) 333-0663

FORD BRONCO XLT 1996 351 auto loaded red air tilt cruise remote alarm new brakes/tires/shocks/ABS $8 500 248-486-4218

FORD 1999 F150 XLT Flare side CD chrome wheels V 8 off road extended cab 4x4 thats perfect

$14 995OPEN SATURDAY 10 3

L A W A U T O S A L E S

(734)722-5200

All Ads Run Online

A V a lu e O f U p T o $ 8 7 OO

828FORD 2000 Ranger XLT 4x4 Extended Cab 8K 3 to choose auto fully equipped priced to sell Easy fmance/warranty John Rogm Buick 734-525 0900

F250 1 990 4x4 8 ft bed tool cap V8 new tires/brakes Runs great $4500 248 345-7320

GMC 1990 F15 4x4 V6 auto loaded exc cond $3400/best

(313) 541 8042

GM C SIERRA 1999 3 quarter ton 4x4 7 4L V8 fully loaded $17 500 (313) 295 3197

GM C 1993 Sierra SLE 4 wheel drive extended cab blocking diff cap $6900 248 656 3161

GM C 1999 1500 Sierra SLE 4x4 off road extended cab 3rd dr midnight blue waiting for you!

$15 995OPEN SATURDAY 10 3

L A W A U T O S A L E S

(734)722-5200JE E P CH ERO K EE CLASSIC 1998 loaded exc cond $6250/best 248 624 5334

JE E P 1996 Cherokee Country 4x4 4 door ioaded hitch 93k $7795 248-682 7424

J E E P C O U N T R Y 1993 4-wheel dr full power loaded New parts newer tires 73K exc cond $8000 248-477 2116

JEEP GRAND Cherokee 1994 huntergreen 116Km iles power windows ps premium sound

$5400 734 39/loaded 397 7131

JEEP 1990 Grand Wagoneer blue w/beige interior great cond $5500 (313) 653 5533

gler com ible stick under 3000 miles air CD $15 500 (248) 477 5245

JE E P W RANGLER 1995 67k miles red auto air hard top sound bar Exc cond $9 900/best (734) 604-8097

JEEP W RANGLER 1999 SE air hard top steel wheels new tires low m iles $13 500

734 542 2370

JEEP W RANGLER Sport 2001 yellow 11k miles Lots of extras! $19 500/best 248 666 1750

Suburban G M C 1998 tow pkg 3 seats 4x4 loaded $16 500

248 474-5407 248 417 2771

829 Sport Utility

BLAZER 1994 4 door alloptions reduced from $3400 1st $3850 takes TYM E AUTO (734) 455 5566

BLAZER 1999 LS 2 door off road tow package pw/ps/pd/ sunroof CD 53K miles Clean like new $15 000 734 394-0560

BLAZER 1994 4X4 ioadedExc cond 4 door 86 000 mi $5000________(734) 398 6540

CH EVY BLAZER 1999 LS Towing package 2 power seats CD aluminum wheels keyless entry synthetic oil only 40K very good condton $16 000 Call 734 453 0737 After 5pm

CHEVY 1992 Suburban 4x4 Si verado black hwy m les good cond 734 459 1947

CH EVY 2002 Tahoe Z71 4x4 only 5 000 miles leather moon roo' heaed Sea » all options $33 800 (734) 516-1107

DURANGO 1998 SLT 4x4 third seat clean 58K $15 000

(248) 478 2714

EXCURSION 2000 Limited CD leather chrome wheels dual air 4x4 impeccable

$23 995OPEN SATURDAY 10 3

L A W A U T O S A L E S

(734)722-5200EXCURSION 2000 XLT low miles fully equipped priced to sell a good deal at $21 980 John Rogm Buick 734 525 0900

EX P E D IT IO N 1999 Edd ie Bauer 50K 2wd heated seats loaded $19000 (246) 231 2792

EX P E D IT IO N 2000 Edd ie Bauer 5 4 V 8 low miles pearl red beige leather sunroof 3rd seat priced to sell John Rogin Buick 734-525-0900

EXPED IT IO N 2001 7 000miles 3rd seat sunroof fully equipped priced to selll John Rogin Buick 734-525-0900

E X P E D IT IO N 1999 X L T package white 33K $20 500

(734)591 0825

EXPEDITION 1997 XLT 4WD V8 white/leathef 76K exc cond $13 500 248 249 4446

EXPEDITION XLT 1999 white w/belge cloth V8 CD driver power seat/windows/locks 30K miles $21 000 248 652 1668

E X P L O R E R 4x4 1995leather 6 disk C D loaded hitch new battery & brakes looks & runs exc $7000 734-981 2076

829 Sport Utility **

______________ M B B a i lEXPLO RER 1993 Eddie Baujr black diamond sunroof ||u mmum wheels leather tape and 4x4 tool

£4 QQ6 JtS

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L4W AC/T0 $ 4 l£ $ (734)722-5200 -

EXPLO RER 1995 Limited 4WD super clean white !oad§g leather moonroof air ride new tire s & b rakes 79K ml $8800 248 763 19T7

E X P L O R E R 1999 S p o rt chrome wheels sport sea ls stereo/CD how about this?**

$10995O PEN SATURDAY 10 3

L A W A U T O S A L E S

(734)722-5200 TEXPLO RER XLT 1997 AWD V8 loaded leather moon 92K exc $9 900 (586) 716 2570-

EXPLO RER 1997 XLT 4 -df leather new trans auto 90K $9800 (248) 960 0548

EXPLO RER 1999 XLT 4 wheel dr leather loaded 39K Smoke- free $14 500 (248) 646 1848'

EXPLO RER 1997 XLT 4X4 loaded 75K miles $9550

(248) 360-4909

FO RD BRONCO 1996 XLT Sport 351 loaded black $10 500/best (313) 538 3643

FORD 2001 ESCAPE XL§, 5 speed 3200 miles * $14 500 734 397-4781

FO RD 1997 Expedition black leather 5 4L 4x4 towj 3rd seat clean great $14 000/best 734-762

FO RD EXPEDITION 2001 loaded extra warranty Exc ccmd $27 000/best (734) 981 5426

FO R D EXPLO RER S P O lf r 1999 air CD autostart new tires moonroof power every thing dark greenvsharp 51 dOO

- i $13-000/best 734/45Call /4SS 1877 after 5 pm

FORD EXPLORER Sport 1996 2dr 68k miles CD leather new tires $9 300 (734)425 1484

FORD EXPLO RER XLT 19§§ 59k miles 4wd all power towing package alloy wheels leather 10k on tires$9250 734-591

G M C JIMMY 2000 2dr 4x4 tow package 36k mi 50K war­ranty $15 500 248 330 6978

G M C 1993 Jimmy V6 auto 4wd loaded remote start $4650/best (248) 471-4092

G M C 1999 Suburban SLT black diamond neutral leather CD dual air 4x4 please com pare this! -

$18 995 *O PEN SATURDAY 10 3 ~

LAIV AUTO SALE# (734)722-5200

EXPLORER 1996 Eddie Bauer 79K miles green leather ©CD/ Cass. $11,OOGOBO 734-7839117

G R A N D C H ER O K EE 1905 Laredo alloy wheels stereo/tjC leather 4x4 s mply spotless!

$6 995O PEN SATURDAY 10 3

LAW AUTO SALES (734)722-5200

G RAN D CHEROKEE 1994 Red loaded mint cond 92K $7995 (248) 737-8459

INFINITY 1999 QX4 =all options 37K miles very clean $21 000 248 848 1926

JE E P 1995 Grand Limited 4WD loaded 72 000 mi $9200 248-391

Cherofcee ided qrw J-391-6270

J E E P GRAND C H ERO K EE LAREDO 1998 60K ml Great shape 6-CD changer overs^zgd tires moon/sunroof $11 900/firm (248) 981-6360-

JE E P 2001 Grand Cherokee Limited triple black loaded 6K garage kept stickered $37 500 asking $25 995 Call after 6pm

(517) 548 1697

JE E P 1993 Grand Wagoneer, 4 WD loaded leather 701; $9500 248 583 4190 X 24*-,

JE E P 2002 Liberty Sport 4x4 black fully equipped only 4K easy fmance/warranty$22 9$Qt J ohn Rogm Buick 734-525-0969

JIM M Y 1999 SLE 4 WD 4 dr looks like new only $15 98&>

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LANDROVER 1996 Discovery SE exc cond red/tan leather dual roofs $8950/best 734-254-056jyLEXU S RX300 1999 miles $25 900 Factory war ranty (313) 999-4396

LINCOLN 1999 Navigator white loaded under 50K miles dxd cond $27000 248-684-7#)

M ERCED ES ML320 1998 67J< miles $21 900 Excellent cond) tion___________(313) 999-439$

M ERCURY 2000 Mountaineer 5 0 AWD loaded warrarw $18 000/best (734) 427 836*

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C la s s if ic a tio n s 815 to 848

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A Value Of Up To $ 8 7 00

829 8pori Utility

MITSUBISHI 1995 Montero SR auto loaded black w/tan inte rior 114K new engine at 35K $7500 (248) 569 3768

(SflTSUBISHI 2001 Montero Sport X LS 4x4 $19 995

— SUBURBAN ACURA " (248) 471 9200

M o u n t a i n e e r 1998 v s AWD chromes leather this won’t last long at

$10 995OPEN SATURDAY 10 3

'tA V M U T O SALES (734)722-5200

E&SSPORT 2000 EX exc cond 36k mi Call between 9arn 5pm 734 483 3616 x 203

PASSPO RT 2001 LX 4x4 V6 Stack 8200 m iles Asking $21 500 (734) 612 7044

SUBURBAN 1995 1500 LS White great bond S9500/OBO

(734) 776-4348

TAHOE 1996 LT 2 door 4x4 89K new tires & brakes Exc eond $12000 (734) 326-8984

TQYOTA 1999 Landcruiser black loaded 39 000 miles 4 3 9 000/best 313 596 0386

TOYOTA 1999 Land Cruiser Sneer loaded under 50K mi exc cbnd $31 000 246684-7330

TOYOTA 2001 4 Runner Lim ited 4x4 clean $29 995

SUBURBAN ACURA “ (248) 471 9200

TOYOTA 1997 4 Runner SR5 Loaded black w/twotone leather interior moonroof all extras $15 900 313 999 5544

TOYOTA 1990 4Runner 4x4 V6 loaded 97K miles black asking $4900 248-672 7770

TR ACKER 1999 Convertible Mlfto air a lot of fun to own'

$8 988

J f a U h f a a n -Westland

(734) 721 1144

W RANGLER 1999 Sport great cond black 5 speed 4x4 soft T b p $ 1 3 0 0 0 / b e s t

f 248 888 0146

830 Sports & Imported

•AUDI 1999 A6 Quattro loaded low miles $24 995

SUBURBAN ACURA * (248) 471 9200

“AUDI 1998 A6 Quattro miles leather $22 995

SUBURBAN ACURA (248) 471 9200

low

AUDI 1997 A6 Wagon Quattro Graphite Gray Black leather Well maintained loaded 73k mi $17 500/best 248-682 6038

AUDI 100S 1993 Red black leather New brakes tires fuel pymp timing belt & more 142K $5500/OBQ (248) 642 1577

BMW 1999 65K sport

black/black 528 pkg $28 700

(800) 862 1615

BMW 323ci 2000 5 speed black\gray sport package 28k exc cond $24 000/best

248 788 1171

BMW 2000 323ci 5 sp silver coupe sport pkg moon roof xenon lights 21k ml $ 28 000/pffer . 651 0688

BMW 1998 528i Black/Black premium package 49K miles warranty up to 100K miles New -tires $26 500£$8-358-1766 or 246-433 1089

BMW 325IC Convertible 1987 98K miles black auto nice car $4100 (810) 813 3577

BM W 1994 540I great condi tion black w/tan InteriorCD player $13 800

4 drsunroof 120k mi

810 459 0366

BMW 1998i GreerVbeige fully exc cond BMW certified

500 Mark (734) 765-8804

BMW 3301 2001 Immaculate purchased in Aug 00 No acci qejnts $32 000 248 568 2477

6MW 1998 528i 5 speedloaded mint 57K mi $27 500 734 782 0200 734 283 2315

BMW 1995 525 IT Wagon loaded dual moon roof new tires & brakes low miles exc cond dark blue w/ leather inte rior $16 750 (248) 545 2438

BMW 2001 330xi All wheel & ive all options 6 speed 23K miles $34 500 248 651 8860

s1998 Z3 convertible 5 speed exc cond 10K $20 500 248-442 2590

CAM ERO 1986 Iroc 38K mint 305 TPI dark blue

(248) 698 4139cond 305 $8200/best

feViEVY CORVETTE 1974 Con vertible low miles good cond -$12 000 (248) 945 9761

SORVETTE 1981 auto t tops uminum wheels power win

dows & doors 47K miles $9500 (734) 261 3217

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830 Sports & Imported

CORVETTE 2000 Back Con vertible 6spd 700 miles loaded wk734 481 5053 734-944-0305

CORVETTE 2 0 0 0 co up e dark biue/black 6 speed glass top 13K $35 500 734 425 3252

C O R V E T T E C O U P E 2000 Pewter high gloss wheels $31 998 (248)568 6655

CORVETTE 1997 Red coupe/ Black Loaded 25K $28 800

248 682 4068

CORVETTE 1990 Red Coupe automatic low miles immacu late condition 248-478 1353

CORVETTE 1989 6 speed49 500 mi Midnight Blue excel lent' $13 500 (734) 398 5362

CORVETTE 1985 White loaded 104K miles ZR1 rims looks great $8000/best 734-525 5641

COUNTACH/ ^ M ^ R E P L I C A 1984

Fiaro many spare parts and molds

80% complete $9000 or best offer (810) 227 6204

FERRARI 308 GT Low miles red w/ tan interior exc cond Fully serviced (248) 474-0707

FERRARI 1992 348 TS red/ tan 19k m iles $67 900 248 593 3114 cell 586 929 6055

RATS (2) 1957 grea t c o nd 1961 fair cond $140C

&

(248)400/pair i) 477 1(1068

HYUNDAI 1999 Elantra GLS 37K mi auto CD spoiler Exc cond $6900/best 734 727 1658

INFINIT11998 Q45 loaded low miles $23 995

SUBURBAN ACURA (248) 471 9200

JAGUAR XJ6 1990 107k miles wire wheels loaded $4450

(734) 765 3267

JAGUAR 1998 XJ8 red tan interior 61k miles exc cond $23 500/best 989 233 0158

JAGUAR 1997 XK8 Convert ible Pristine Carnival Red war ranty $32 900 313 310 0110

MAZDA MIATA 2000 special addition 6 speed loaded mint cond only 9 500 miles $18000

(248) 380 7240 after 6pm

MERCEDES 2002 C240 4 dr black auto trans 6 cyl premium leather heated seats sun roof/ram sensor head lamp washers Tele Aid AM/FM/

Cassette 2 300 miles Just tike new' $36000/OBO

(313) 220 7637

M E R C E D E S 1999 C 280 leather low miles $23 995

SUBURBAN ACURA (248) 471 9200

MERCEDES 1999 CLK430 AMG black coupe winter wheels 41K warranty $38500 (734)2071767

MERCEDES C280 Sport 1997 79K m les S Iver F ne Car $16 500 243 473 4033

M ERCEDES 2000 ML430 fu uxury $34 995

SUBURBAN ACURA (248) 471 9200

M ERCEDES S320 (1995) black/ black sedan sunroof CD exc cond $20 500 248 855 5323

M E R C E D E S 420SEL 1988 Immaculate cond 92K miles S9000/OBO (734) 461 6096

M ERCEDES 1995 SL500 Con vertible 93 000 mi Exc cond $28 900/best 734 355 5161

Pager 313 705-6565

MITSUBISHI 3000 G T S L 1992 82k 5 speed white leather $7 995/best offer 248 553 0109

SAAB 2000 93 Convertible rare white w/ blue top auto leather/wood loaded! 35K miles $22 000 248 626 9625

SAAB 1999 9 3 Convertible auto low miles dark red w/black top priced to sell $18 980 John Rogln Buick 734 525 0900

SAAB 1998 900S black w/tan leather 5 speedi63K/CD/AC great cond $10 500 248 789 7681

TRIUMPH SPITFIRE 15001974 convertible great shape $4500 810 333 2138 or 517 552 3631

TRIUMPH 1978 Spitfire white convertible runs good $2500

(734) 421 7364

VOLVO 780 (1989) Bertone rare Italian made turbo 2 dr black w/leather Interior $6800/best (734) 453 3994

VOLVO S70 1999 leather mint 50K $16 900 Financing/ delivery available 734-246 3400

VOLVO 1992 740 Station wagon sunroof exc cond $5 500 or best offer

(248) 593 3434

VOLVO 240 WAGON 1993 silver/navy 96K mi 1 owner outstanding cond auto starter power doors & windows $8 500 (248) 588 5459 after 2 p m

832 j Antique/Classic Collector Cars

BUICK REGAL 1985 Limited 6 cyl rust free Alabama car new paint $3050 517 545 5927

CAD ILLAC 1969 Fleetwood Brougham 58K miles stored since 1985 (248) 645 2567

CAD ILLAC 1975 Fleetwood Brougham Like new $5000

248 652 0079

CADILLAC 1955 Fully restored Everything new $18 000/best Offer (734) 729 3711_________

CAM ERO 1979 2dr hard top all original restorable $2600 734 591 3688

CAM ARO 1986 Sport Coupe IROC Z28 showroom 1 of akind 46K Serious inquiries

(313) 535 0916

C H E V Y 1978 C O R V E T T E 30 000 original miles $15 000

(734) 397 3675

CH EVY MALIBU classic 1979 white w/blue interior & landau 2 dr 57 000 miles FLA car 3 3L V6 $3750 (248) 477 1024

C LA SS Y LADY 1978 VW West falia Camper 2nd Owner very good cond good canvas runs well $5500 (519) 736 6662

CORVAIRS 1964 Monza 900 Sedan fresh paint very clean $3200/best 1965 Corsa Con vertible $4800/best

248 540-2418

CORVETTE 1977 auto 37k miles tan great shape $8600/

248 7best offer ■ 737 7809

CO R VETTE CO N VERTIBLE 1968 w/hardtop 3 speed $12 000 (734) 427 3023

CORVETTE 1981 46K 4 spd 2 tone w/cover Alpine stereo $9000/best 248-476 1792

CO R VETTE 1967 Stingray mint auto air pw/ps Elkhart blue $42 400 616 850 0050

CORVETTE 1973 Stingray 350 engine 65K T tops red

$11 000 (810) 735 4328

FORD GALAXY 1965 390black/black 69k miles original paint $4 900 (248)347 6089

FORD PICKUP 1968 very good cond 64 000 miles 1 owner $3000 (248) 693 3985

FORD 1964 THUNDERBIRD cream color auto asking $3000/ best Offer 734 367 0227

FORD 1971 Truck 302 V8 GA truck very low rust short box $2600/best 734 414 8817

LINCOLN CO UPE 1950 Rare Hot Rod Lincoln Mild custom original 337 cu in flathead & auto transmission Bubble skirts la ke s pipes Recent new paint upholstery & chrome Texas car no rust Drives great Excellent show car Many parts Must seel $17 500 (734) 455 5458

M ERCURY 1951 4 dr sedanrestored & rebuilt looks/runs great $11 000 734 878 1795

OLDS 198^ 98 2 door garaged for 17 years never seen ra n or snow 170Cm es che rycond $25 500 313 534 2696

OLDS 1979 Toronado gold 54 000 miles good cond garage kept $3O0O/best After 12pm 734 522 3273

PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 197/ SJ Origmal/garage kept 87k miles one owner $2500

(734) 455 7036

PONTIAC 1965 GTO Convert ible rebuilt 400 engine rebuilt auto trans power steering/ brakes power top front disc b ra k e s new F low m aste r exhaust tri power $17 500 After 6pm (248) 889 9392

PONTIAC 1962 Star Chief all orig inal restorable $4000/ best 246 356 0322

SCRIOCCO 1987 16V 113K miles Calif car new clutch & transmission etc $4700 248 642 6573 248 548 2244

TIFFANY CLASSIC1984 white V8 30k original miles $22 990/ best (734) 455 3501

TOYOTA 1967 Landcruiser under 4K original miles $21 500/ best 248 477 7782

TRIUMPH 1960 TR3 green/ black good cond exc 1 owner 29 yrs dally driver no rust $6500/best (248)544-3881

834 Acura

C L 1999 3 0 premium like new low miles $18 995

SUBURBAN ACURA (248) 471 9200 ____

INTEGRA 1998 LS black spoiler nice car $13 995

SUBURBAN ACURA (248) 471 9200

RL 1998 certified low miles

s u b u r ! a n 9 a c u r a (248) 471 9200

836 Buick

LESABRE 1998 burgundy 4 door leather loaded 79K$8700 (248) 613 2183

LE3ABRE 1997 Limited Fully loaded w/remote starter 12 500 miles very clean must see $14 000 (734) 878 3701

PARK AVENUE 1994 white black leather loaded clean 78K $5900 (734)453 7805

REGAL GS 1997 V6 super charged leather full power key less entry am/fm cassette ca Excellent cond 59 000 miles $10 495 (734) 459 5627

REGAL LS 2001 leather sun roof chrome wheels loaded 13k mi assume lease $300 or purchase 248-528 3282

REGAL 1998 LX 70K miles new tires perfect condition prt vale $8995 (248) 521 1886

838 Cadillac

ALLANTE 1993 Convertible loaded stored winters Meticu lously maintained 1 owner 58k $23 500 (248) 393 4441

ALLANTE 1993 convertible Polo green 70k mi exc cond New M ic h e lin s garaged $21 000 989 821 6414

CADILLAC SEVILLE 2000 STS fu l ly loaded 11 0 0 0 mile $31 500 or best offer

(734) 414 5895

CADILLAC SEVILLE STS 1996 loaded sunroof red 68K miles exc. cond $13900 (734) 4594391

CONCOURS 1994 Cream leather, under 80K mi exc cond $9400 (248) 709 7177

DEVILLE 2000 sllver/black Interior Loaded newtires/brakes Mint $24 500 248 789 4440

ELDORADO 1992 Dark Blue w/grey leather sunroof phone Pretty car New tires brakes & muffler $8000 313 582 4479

ELDORADO ETC 1999 white diamond sunroof chrome wheels CD low miles $21980 John Rogm Buick 734-525 0900

FLEETW OOD 1990 very good cond 135k miles non smoker car (248) 851 0817

SEDAN DEVILLE 1992 Good cond 58k mi loaded $6000/ best Offer (734) 729 3711

SEDAN 1990 DeVille V 8 151K reliable transportation $2 500/best (517) 545 0479

SEVILLE 1988 leather interior w/cloth top low miles $5000

248 828 3561

SEVILLE 1995 S LS exc cond low miles non smoker $10 500

(248) 615 1391

SEVILLE S LS 1998 low miles fu ly loaded new cond non smoker $23 000 734 451 1123

SEVILLE STS 1994 black/black 98K $7900 wel ma nta ned

(734) 459 6348

838 Cadillac

SEVILLE 2000 STS fully loaded silver/grey leather excellent condition low miles Assume lease $671/mowith14 mo left or purchase $35 700 incentive offered Perfect for trips to the country club or for executives/realtors

Call (248) 646 0578

SEVILLE 1998 STS Moonroof CD ext warranty Exc cond $13 995 734-416 0850

SEVILLE STS 1994 pearl white 130K runs and looks good $5500 (734) 420 3396

SEVILLE 1999 STS power moon CD chrome wheels hea ted s e a ts 2 5 K and flawless!

$24 995OPEN SATURDAY 10 3

LAW AUTO SALES (734)722-5200

SLS 1994 white diamond North star engine $5900 or best offer

(248 788 3014

840 Chevrolet

BERETTAexc cond

1996 6 cyl 65K $3900/offer

(734) 462 1229

BLAZER 2001 LS 2 wheel locking rear 2 dr 8K exc cond $14 500 (248) 459 3414

CAMARO 2000 SS Ttops leather very low miles red and ready

jR s t d J h lt e a n -

Westland (734) 721 1144

CAMARO 1999 Z 28 Convert ible auto bright red w/chromes CD 2K priced to sell! Savel John Rogin Buick 734-525 0900

CAMERO S S 1999 6 speed T tops leather fully loaded stored winters mint cond Many extras! $20 000 (734) 425 0408

CAPRICE 1994 police car new paint & parts SS options Immaculate $10 750

(734) 844 8296

CAVALIER LS 1997 4 dr power wmdows/brakes 66K $5250 (313) 937 8873

CORSICA 1991 looks good runs great reliable transpora tion 87K air AM/FM stereo $2499/best (248) 538 9036

IMPALA 2001 18K fully loaded midnight blue and better than new

$14 495OPEN SATURDAY 10 3

LAW AUTO SALES (734)722-5200

LUMINA 1999 auto air full power think spring vacation ready $10 988

J f a t f f o f t o a n -

Westland (734) 721 1144

LUMINA 2001 auto a r pwpl 24K m ies $12 900 best

(734) 482 7650

840 Chevrolet

LUMINA 1997 4 door white/ grey interior looks & runs great $5600/best (248) 269 9990

LUMINA 1992 4 dr 6 c y i 80k mi new brakes tires no rust $3500 734 425 4641

LUMINA 1995 LS 4 door V6 blue 93K tilt full power $4000 (734) 367 7124

LUM INALS 1996 exc cond well maintained 53K new tires loaded $6300 (734) 254-0353

LUMINA LS 1997 loaded 35K miles $7500

(313) 538 1819

LUMINALS 1996loaded white 71K Immaculate cond $6650

(734) 425 2207

LUMINA 1995 mechanics spe cial All power Cruise air ABS $300Q/best (734) 432 0529

LUMINA 1994 Z34 immaculate condition warranty $49 down Ca ll for 20 minute credit approvalTYM E AUTO (734) 455 5566

MALIBU 1999 auto air excel lent condition all the toys

$11 388

J f a U b lM a n -Westland

(734) 721 1144

MALIBU 1997 Loaded 56K miles cruise CD stacker all power dua l a ir b a g s E x e c cond $7900 248 561 9316

MALIBU 1999 LS Loaded Beige exc cond non smoker 34k mi $10500 734 729 3490

METRO 2000 LSI auto air great transporta tion only

$5 988

J fe d A M u o n -

Weetland (734) 721 1144

MONTE CARLO 2000 LS Loaded moonroof 11K exc cond $15 000 248 561 3500

MONTE CARLO LS 1996 very clean well maintained exec cond $450Q/best (248) 777 7524

MONTE CARLO 1997 very clean well maintained 104 000 hwy mi $5500 (810) 227 6676

MONTE CARLO 1995 Z34 fully loaded great shape alarm

----- 2481starter $5490 738 5990

MONTE CAR LO Z34 1995 leather cd black very clean 83K miles Transferable war ranty $5850 (734) 953 1304

842 Chrysler

CIRRUS 1997 LX 4 cyl auto dark green air full power clean 42 K $6500 (734) 459 0249

C IR R U S 1996 LXI loaded exc cond $4 500/best

248 788 3014

CONCORDE 1995 exc cond 1 owner a r cruise power w ndows/ ocks ow m les $4500 best (248) 476 7332

842 Chrysler

CO NCO RD E 1996 exc cond loaded low miles warranty $6250 (734) 261 1802

CO NCORDE 1994 40k mi on new transmission mint new brakes/tires/air well maintained $3999/best 313 532 5934

CO NCORDE 1994 loaded 1996 interior deep red 58K sunroof exc cond (734) 422 7562

CO NCORDE LXi 1996 leather loaded exc cond must sell $5995 248 891 1361

LeBaron 1994 Convertible GTC emerald green/tan loaded Very sharp dependable & fun1 $5900 or best offer 734 697 6144

LeBARON 1992 Convertible 71Kmiles $2500/best offer

(734) 513 7981

PT CRU ISER 2001 Limited Edition Inferno Red leather moonroof A ll power cassette/ CD lots more 14 900 miles $17 000/best 248 669 3454

PT CRUISER 2001 2 tone/taupe & pearl black custom fully loaded all power sunroof 22K mi $17 500 734 261 3681

SEBRING 1996 Convertible JXI loaded black/black very clean 39K $11 000 (734) 632 0141

SEBRING 2001 4 dr black23 000 miles remote start pre mium sound loaded 4yr/50K warranty$15 900 248 890 2940

SEBRING 1997 JX convertible white 79k mi new brakes tires good cond loaded $7850/best

248 738 9110

SEBRING 1997 JXI Convertible auto start 90 000 mi original owner $9200/best 810-923-2867

SEBRING 1996 JXI convertible exc cond custom wheels m any e x tra s 62K m iles $10 500 734 422 6863

SEBRING 1997 LX Black auto low miles CD moonroof $8400/best 734 675 0472

3 4 4 Dodge

A V EN G ER 1995 very well maintained like new inside & out auto air tilt cruise $3500 Call Beth 248-799 7384 x137

INTREPID 1999 Gold air warranty 34K clean $9 000 248 305 5666 313 990 7440

INTREPID S E 2001 loaded 11K mi warranty $13 450 248 624-8784 248 342 6427

auto air cute little shop TYME &

NEON 1997 car $2899 SAVETYM E AUTO (734) 455 5566

NEON 1999 auto air 42K $3999TYM E AUTO (734) 455 5566

NEON 1995 auto 92k mi sun roof CD brilliant blue new tires locks tune up head gasket $4200 Call 8 6 Mon Sat

248 435 6442 Eves & Sun FOR INFORMATION ONLY 248 646 3121 Roya Oak

844 Dodge

NEON 2000 ES exec cond loaded 5 disc changer traction control ABS aluminum wheels 32K $8500/best (734) 421 6418

N E O N 1996 E X P R E S S O power moonroof auto 48K $3999TYM E AUTO (734) 455 5566

NEON 1998 Green air rear window defog am/fm tape good tires $5700 734 458 2673

NEON 1995 Sport 111K good cond dependable black sport wheels $2100 (734) 981 4907

NEON SPO RT 1995 62k miles auto many extras $3095

734 422 0983

SPIRIT 1994 3 0 V6 power everything air exc cond $3000/best (734) 595 9859

STRATUS 1999 4 door good condition Must sell $8500 Call after 5pm (248) 706 3315

848 Ford

CONTOUR 1990LX darkforest green very good cond 49 000 miles standard transmission $6950/best 248 375 2208

CONTOUR SPORT 1996 Mint Cond Champagne new brakes tires 82K miles $4 900/best 248 879 9515 or 313 845 2845

CONTOUR 2000 SVT 16K exc cond black/black $16 500 best (734) 455 3241

CONTOUR 2000 SVT 16k mi exc condition black/black $16500/best (734) 455 3241

CO UGAR 1999 auto air fully loaded 1 yr warranty $3999 shop TYM E & SAVE TYM E AUTO (734) 455 5566

ESCO RT 1997 auto air AM FM cassette runs great $3700/ best 734 425 6511

ESCO RT 1995 3 door auto 93k mites good running cond $2500 (248)926 9915

ESCO RT 1995 63K miles exc condition $4000

(313) 770 0305

ESCO RT 1997 LX Sharp red am/fm stereo air Well mam tamed $4999 734 326 0792

ESCO RT 1997 manual full power 72K miles great condi ton $3700/best 248-477 3596

ESCO RT 1998 S E 4 door 67K good cond tion $3500/ best (248) 669 2646

848 Ford

ESCO RT ZX2 1998 black 2 dr auto loaded 92K hwy $4500/best (248) 393 2838

ESCO R T ZX2 2001 10900mi loaded 75K mi warranty $10 995 (734) 981 7731

FO CUS 2001 SE 4 dr 5 speed loaded very clean 28K hwy mi $11 511 810 231 8088

FO CU S 2000 SE power win dows/locks stereo/tape/CD alloy wheels this won t last long

$8 395OPEN SATURDAY 10 3

LAW AUTO SALES (734)722-5200

FO CUS 2000 SE WAGON auto air loaded Would you think this car is only $2000 well you would be wrong its morfe only $99 down $141/mo TYM E AUTO (734) 455-5566

M U STAN G G T Convertible 1997 whlte/tan top auto 55K $13 500 (248) 210 9044

MUSTANG 1998 Convertible V6 black/tan leather CD 53K $11 800/best 248-851 4496

MUSTANG 1998 Convertible. V6 red/tan leather CD 30K miles $13 800 248 476-9644

MUSTANG 1996 Convertible G T black on black 5 speed 4 6L power doors/locks am/1m CD 9600 mi winter stored exc cond $16 000 734-495 9843

MUSTANG 2000 convertible. Sliver V 6 5 speed fast bed good mileage Cobra R wheels $16 500 (734) 421 3405

or (734) 788 4264

MUSTANG CO U PE 1994 3 8L manual runs & looks exc 92K $4 100/best 734-667-4126

MUSTANG COUPE 1998 loaded great cond 59K

$8000/best (734T461 6215

MUSTANG 1998 6 cyl black loaded exc cond 52k must sell $9900/best 734-612 3764

M USTANG G T 1998 All options 39k miles black/black leather perfect cond I $13 000/ Best Call Nate 248 366 5060

MUSTANG G T 1992 conv auto loaded Florida car Red w/white $6995 (734) 542 1815

MUSTANG G T 1996 convertible 5 speed side pipes custom wheels leather 60K mi stored winters $13 000 248 932 8643

ESCO RT 1993 W AGON 78k miles good condition Asking $2300 (734) 522 4722

ESCO R T 1993 wagon 84K miles very good shape $2600

734 981 7239

ESCO RT W AGON 1994 92K standard transmission $2000

(734) 718 1148

E S C O R T 1998 W agon 5 Speed manual 62K m les ask ng $4200 734 668 2189

MUSTANG G T 1999 convertible 35th Anniversary edition White body black top fully loaded Auto 25K miles $19 500 MUSt sell (248) 596 08§4

MUSTANG 2000 GT Coupe, silver mist 7K auto priced 16 sell Easy fmance/warranty John Rogm Buick 734 525 090Q

MUSTANG 1997 GT Dream Cruise loaded hard top 49K sacnfice $12 500 248 933 8337

MUSTANG 1999 SVT Cobr£ Convert b e V8 5 speed 9 000 m les $23 000 734 459 5314

TL1999 fully loaded certified 4 to choose from $21 995

SUBURBAN ACURA (248) 471 9200

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848 Ford

MUSTANG 1999 V6 4700 miles stored auto air spoiler power group premium sound warranty $14 999 734-455 1154VM JSTANG 1999 V6 5 speed leaded exc cond new tires auto Start $10500 810459-6497

MUSTANG 1998 V6 5 speed fo&ded Sunroof new tires 38K miles $8000 734-254-0078

PROBE 1993 G T auto 90K air power cd $3400

(734) 453 8184

RROBE1993 GT black loaded sunroof 90K original owner exc con $3900 248 4891984

(*ROBE GT 1995 Cameleon blue (purple) 71K V6 power package 5 speed CD well kept $6600 (248) 541 8733

Pr o b e 1994 g t exc cond Red 5 speed 99K new brakes/ tires $3900 248 884-4765

TAURAS GL black auto $4900

1997 81K V6 air very clean (734) 414 0333

XAURUS1995 auto air excel len t co nd it io n w arranty $2799TVME AUTO (734) 455 5566

TAURUS 1995 4 dr sedan loaded 90K exc cond

$4500/best (248) 681 3180

TAURUS 1997 G Black/qray 63K miles exc cond new tires fe50Q/best 734-394-0981

TAURUS GL 1996 5 6 K 6 c y l keyless entry power locks exc cond $6000 313-248 1743

TAURUS G L 1996 loaded good bondltion non smoker 65K $5450 (586) 498 8984

848 Ford

TAURUS G L WAGON 1996 exc cond 86K miles loaded $5400 (734) 451 0005

TAURUS 1997 G L Wagon good cond 87 000 mi $4700

734 254 0427

TAURUS LX 1994 84 000 miles sunroof loaded leather $4 750 or best offer (248) 642 9183

TAURUS 1994 LX White loaded new tires trans&m ore $3400 Eves (248) 366-3306

TAURUS 1999 model SHO V8 black tan leather loaded CD 26 000 miles $15 000

(586) 781 9440

TAURUS 1998 SE dark green good cond $5200/best

(734) 422 7476

TAURUS 1990 SE fair cond 88k new belts Sept $1200/best Make offer 313 550 0205

TAURUS 1999 SE good condi tion 60k mi red $7000

734 425 6762

TAURUS 2000 S E Just in' Shop our price & compare thisone only $______ is that cheapor what’ ??TYME AUTO (734) 455-5566

TAURUS S E 1998 loaded V6 duratech moon roof exc cond 69K $6900 (248) 363-3395

T A U R U S 2001 S E roya l maroon power seats/wmdows/ locks 8 000 miles new new new

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848 Ford

TAURUS 1999 S E silver 65k miles very good condition $6500 (248) 676 0287

TAURUS 2000 S E 24V 30K miles loaded 7yr/75K warranty $13 000 734-524-4005 eves

TAURUS 1998 S E White very clean New tires & brakes $6500 734 462 9353

TAURUS SHO 1994 ABS Dark Green/gray leather moon roof all power CD climate control keyless $5500 248-706 3224

TAURUS 1995 SHO 5 speed fully loaded exc cond 72k ml $4700 (248) 477 5271

T A U R U S 1997 S H O V 8 leather intenor moon roof cii mate control keyless entry $9 800 248 613 2292

TAURUS 1999 SPO RT like new loaded low miles must sell $9400/best 313 534 7468

TAURUS 1994 Wagon LX loaded 81K mi salvaged title $4200/best 248 879 2262

TBIRD 1994 V8 loaded stereo system extra clean extras $4000 (734) 416 1663

THUNDERBIRD 2002 5 3m iles white/black interior $52 000 firm 248 388 7028

850 Geo

PRIZM 1999 auto air low m ile s g re a t v a lu e on ly

$8 988

JfaUjfo&ta/L.Westland

(734) 721 1144

850 Geo

PRIZM 1994 leather CD auto loaded exc cond $4500

(248) 539 7787

852 Honda

ACCO RD 1992 LX auto air 4 door excellent body & interior runs great 153k $3100

248-477 4994

ACCORD 1988 LX 4 dr 147K 5 speed very good cond

400 (7....................$1 (734) 748 0414

ACCORD 1997 LX 70K New tires Great cond $12 500

(810) 229 7404

ACCORD 1996 LX 98000 miles loaded auto lady owner new tires great car $6400

248 767 4751

ACCORD 1991 5 speed stereo/ tape alloy wheels how about this one?’

$2 995OPEN SATURDAY 10 3

LAW AUTO SALES (734)722-5200

CIVIC DX Coupe 1998 red 5 speed air 35K miles exc cond $8900 (248) 476 2585

CIVIC 2000 LX 4 dr auto 20 000 m iles exc cond $12 000 734 464 4353

CIVIC 1991 LX 4 Dr 35k miles great cond Power locks windows $6000 248 549 6682

CIVIC 1998 LX 4 dr white 5 sp new tires 55k mi like new $9900/best 248 343 3603

CIVIC 1998 red alloy wheels new brakes newer tires clean 62K $7900 (734) 718 0406

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HONDA 1999 Accord LX Like new silver 4 dr 34K miles

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854 Lexus

ES 300 1997 black leathermint cond 59K $18 800

(248) 540 1470 Bloomfield Hills

E S 3 0 0 1999 low m iles

su b u r b a n 9 a c u r a(248) 471 9200

LEXUS 1993 ES300 white leather ABS all power exc cond 107K $8000 734-464-5955

LEXUS ES 3001992 White sun roof leather cd 98k ongmal owner $810Q/best 248-454-6677

856 Lincoln

CONTINENTAL 1990 loaded exc cond $30007best

(313) 531 5827

CO NTINENTAL 1998 71K clean $11 000 or best offer

(248) 478 6937

CONTINENTAL 1998 51Kmiles white gray intenor loaded $13000 248 360 1886

CONTINENTAL 1996 Moon roof CD leather JB L audio heated seats $5490/best

248-647-6529

MARK 7 LSC 1990 black black leather $2750 /060 (248)356 6213 or (248) 672 2241

856 Lincoln

CONTINENTAL 1999 power moonroof chrome wheels CD leather luxury that s truly affordable

$11 595O PEN SATURDAY 10-3

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MARK VIII 1994 Mint condition 62K miles loaded $9 000/best 248 887 9202

MARK V 1979 1 owner 83 000 miles excellent condition $4200

(313) 937 3711

SIGNATURE 1996 73K silver loaded $9 500

(248) 625 9264

TOWN CAR 1991 Collection Series 69 000 miles 4 door mint cond fully loaded sunroof $4500 (248) 851 4508

TOWN CAR 1997 exec senes silver leather exc cond 51K $12750 (734) 422 1180

TOWN CAR 1990 Signature Loaded 85K miles runs great $2995 Eves 734-397 7772

858 Mazda

MAZDA 1996 626 LX low miles loaded CD sunroof $7000 248 644 6027

6T6 4dr sedan garaged 1 owner 60K exc cond gold exterior $5700 (313) 378 9438

6T6 4dr sedan garaged 1 owner 60K exc cond gold exterior $5700 (313) 378 9438

860 Mercury

CO U G AR 1999 auto V6 ash gold tan leather deluxe sound C D change r a ll options $9 000 517 437 7743

CO UGAR 1999 dark green auto air This week only $269 a lb No you cant buy just 1 fenderTYM E AUTO (734) 455 5566

CO UGAR 1999 Sport V6 silver auto sunroof loaded like new $11 000 586 468-0205

CO U G AR 1999 V 6 alloy wheels CD looking for a real deal”

$7 995O PEN SATURDAY 10 3

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CO U G AR 1992 XR7 Excellent condition V8 loaded Like new low mi $550Q/best 734-4584908

CO U G AR XR7 1997 Loaded 47k miles new tires Mint must see' $4990/best 248-647 6529

CO UGAR 1996 XR7 V8 moon roof leather loaded low miles $7 800/best (734) 462 0538

GRAND MARQUIS 1992 bur gundy burgunOy leather 79k like new garaged perfectly maintained $4500 248-646 5467

GRAND MARQUIS 1997 GS 105K clean well maintained great car $4700 248-557 7222

GRAND MARQUIS 1999 35K green cloth interior $12 000

(248) 625 9264

GRAND MARQUIS 1996 45 000 miles exc cond $8 000/best offer (248) 476 6207

860 Mercury

MARQUIS G L 1997 4 dr blue all power new engine 38K $10 500 (810) 771 0380

MYSTIQUE 1998 loaded V6 leather 51K miles mint cond all power $7400 734 495 1890

MYSTIQUE 1995 LS V6 loaded leather moonroof 4 door 80K $3400 734-737 9326

MYSTIQUE 1996 LS V6moon roof anti lock traction control loaded auto air good cond $4100 or best 734 981 7109

SABLE G S 1996 black cherry 52k miles clean one owner $6250 SOLD

SABLE 1992 G S 4 dr loaded V6 auto 63K mint cond 1 owner $4100 (248) 851 0285

SABLE 1995 57K Cleandependable excellent condition $5800 (734) 414-9372

SABLE 1995 65K mi loaded new tires 1 owner very good cond $6300 734-953 3897

SABLE 1997 LS full power newer tires exc cond only $6100 (734) 261 1483

SABLE 1997 LS loaded excel lent condition 68 000 miles $7800/best 734-525 5092

SABLE 1995 LS 57 000 mi loaded 4 new tires very good cond $6500 248 477 6736

SABLE 1996 LS New Ford installed engine new tires dean $2900 734-981 8374

TRACER 1994 4 dr 63K auto AC power locks good condi tion $3 300 (734) 981 5467

TRACER 1993 105K 4 door auto air $2500/best (734)432 9231

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TH REE BEDROOM 2 5 bath colonial 2 car garage 1 450 sq ft with finished basement Built 1996 Including appliances $188 000 1095 Oakcrest

(517) 545 1670

THREE BEDROOM 1 bath full basement fenced yard walk to town $145 000 Call for appt (810) 227 7784 (517)223 8288

325 Livonia

BEAUTIFUL 4 bedroom 2 5 bath great room w/fireplace library huge kitchen nice deck wrap around porch Must see & you will fall in love Bhavik Tripathi 734-788 7341 KELLER WILLIAMS REALTY

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BRICK RANCH 3 bedroom Attached garage Large lot Estate Sa le Must Sell' S154 900 Agent (248) 333 8888

BY OW NER 32227 Oakley Charming 3 bedroom bnck ranch updates including roof windows siding landscaping & family room Open Sun 1 4 Pre approved buyers only No agents $174 900 248-223 8236

CLEAN BRICK colonial built in 1991 3 bedrooms 2 A baths basement & garage $224 900 Call LAFIT Ralph Manuel

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OPEN SAT 1 4pm 3 bedroom bnck ranch (possible 4th) finished basement 3 full baths huge deck m ground poo! new windows $185 900

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PERFEC T STARTER on this 3 bedroom 2 bath Cape Cod offering newer furnace win dows siding kitchen baths and much more $168 900

Call KEN GENTILE w (734) 591 0333 Ext 117

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THIS HOM E HAS . EVERYTHING' three bedroom 1 A bath trl level Beautiful 4 season room hardwood floors new carpet In family room lots of new exterior trim & seam less gutters Much much more' Inground pool with new drain & liner on the way! Call Bob Graham for more infor matton $199 950 (BGOR P)

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F IX & S A V ECircular drive leads to stately colonial on fenced wooded lot Basement and garage Lots o f updates done' $209 900

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CUSTOM CAPE Elegant 4 bedroom 4 5 bath Cepe 1st floor master suite w/fashion bath Great room w / f ire p la c e fa m ily room w/firep lace is land kitchen w/hearthroom 1st floor laundry & the list goes on & on w/quaiitv features' $800 000

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MUST S E E RANCH Updated 2 3 bedrooms V A baths Beautiful decor & private treed lot Updated kitchen & many amenities $274 900

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BY OW NER 2 000 sq ft 3 bedroom 2 5 bath manicured ranch on cul de sac w/premlum view of common Neutral tones bath & kitchen upgrades $309 000 (248) 349-5668

FOUR BEDROOM 21* bath colonial Open Sat 1-4pm 45812 Ashford Circle (S of 10 W of Taft) $415 000

(248) 347 1973

THREE BEDROOM 1992 colo nral 10Mile/Beck Novi schools $259 900 (248) 449 6848

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OXFORD TW P 3 bedroom bnck ranch w/walk out base ment 1200 sq ft V A baths on canal $210 000 586-247 6044

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CONDO IN DESIRABLE Plymouth 1 bedroom upper level unit facing woods Newer

carpet and freshly painted $89 500 (734) 667 3515

ARCHITECT OWNED enviable outpost master suite hardwood floors cove ceiling hallway built ins a long list of updates including room siding windows and plumbing 3 bedrooms two baths a walk to town location and a chicken coop9 845 Hart sough Fred Hill 734-416-1257

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A REAL (WOW) HOUSE' Open floor plan with wonderful decor 1st floor master has large bath w/spa & shower Library could be 4th bedroom 16x10 loft makes a great office Island in kitchen w/many cabinets and fabulous great room Finished basement plus '& acre lot $374 900

REM AX AUTHORITIES Ten Weems (248) 526-0099

CAPE COD on 34 acre Large master suite on 1st floor 2 Upper bedrooms each have own sink, walk in closet & dressing area Gouimet kitchen w/L-shaped island & fireplace Many builders updates

Century 21 Hartford North (734) 525 9600

FU SSY BUYER ALERT 4 bedroom 2 A bath colonial in popu lar Lake Pointe sub Remodeled kitchen w/hardwood floonng Formal dining room & liv ing room Fam ily room w/fireplace Most newer win dows new furnace & A/C Freshly painted new carpeting The list goes onl $279 900

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PLYMOUTH by owner walk to town 3 bedrooms 2 full baths finished basement move in con d i t i o n $ 1 9 1 5 0 0 734-207 5349 *

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3850 sq ft executive home on 3A acre lot with professional land scaping 4 bedrooms 3 full baths 2 half baths huge kitchen suite my amenities Mint cond $594 200 By Appt

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LOVELY BRIGHT AIRY and large brick 3 bedroom 1A bath Bungalow on quiet tree lined street Very deep lot Base ment & garage FREE search for over 2100 homes for sale in W ayne Coun ty on line at w w w L iv in g ln N o v l co m (22018724) R E /M AX 100

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PICTURESQUE' Gorgeous all bnck Ranch w/1 5 bath Features Include Berber carpet updated kitchen new Wsllside win dows roof & hot water heater Underground sprin klers Partially finished base m ent A tta ch ed 2 ca r g a ra g e A m ust s e e '5172 900 (WE140)

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1600 S O F T 4 bedroom 2 full bath finished basement remod eled $134 900 Open Sun 2 5 18674 Olympia 313 537 3489

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NEW LISTING 2 bedroom with deck open floor plan great room with fireplace large master bedroom w/bath finished lower level w/full bath workbench area 2 car garage $192 000

(248) 650-0490

ROCHESTER Highly desirable pnvate neighborhood Park like setting w/ pond on 1 acre on N side ot town 5800sqft w/ 5 bed rooms 6 baths Spacious rooms oak flooring Jacuzzi room & many more premier fea tures $759 000 248 652 2483

RO CH E8TER HILLS Clean brick colonial built in 1965 3 bedrooms 3 A baths master bed w/bath basement & garage $219 700 Call LATIF Rafph Manuel (248) 760 1208

★ ROCHESTER25 mile & Dequindre 1394 Copper Circle 3 bedroom 3 bath

condo w! den deck window treatments hardwood floors & full custom finished basement $269 900 586 731 5900

337 Royal Oak/Oak Park HuntingtonWoods

BERKLEY 2139 Tyler Total y updated New roof foors Much more Must see Open Sat 12 4pm 248 545 7233

LOVELY BRICK RANCH on quiet tree lined street This is one classy perfect nouse ror only $176 9001 Full finished basement & attached garage FREE search for over 2100 homes for sale in Oakland C o u n t y o n l i n e a t w w w L iv in g ln N o v l co m (22020142) R E /M A X 100 The Firestone Team

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Great location great price! O ver2100sq ft 4 bedroom 2 'A 6ath Colonial w/partially finished basement Updated k it c h e n ( a p p l ia n c e s included) formal dining room Horary Irving room & family room w/fireplace 2 car attached garage (ME262)

$250 000Charming 5 bedroom 2 bath Cape Cod w/over 2400 sq ft & coved ceilings LargekltrhAn formal rfininn rnnmlibrary & living room Fire places in family room & par bally finished basement Newer furnace C/A & some windows (LA276)

$319 900Traditional 4 bedroom 2 'A b a t h C o l o n i a l w /contem porary interior offers wood flooring cathe dral ceiling & family room w/firepiace & French doors to brick patio Formal dining room living room & 2 car attached garage (M0276)

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South Lyon

BY OWNER 3 bedroom 2 bath 1750 sq ft 2 car attached 'A acre hardwood floors 2 tier deck $209,900 (248)486 5270

THREE BEDROOM 3 bath ranch off all sports Silver Lake 'A acre $334 900

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W BLOOMFIELD 3 bedroom ranch 1 5 bath c/a newly reno vated new carpet 3 car garage $152 000 (248) 931 6824

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DON T MISS THIS ONE3 bedroom 1 5 bath homeUpdated kitchen baths furnace New roof s ding & gutters Beaut fu yard w/deck & hot tub $174 900 (71 BAR)

PICTURE PERFECT4 bedroom 2 bath ranch w/Livoma Schools updated fur nace central air roof kitchen & more' Finished basement and 2 ca ga age S ’ SSSOG v24BEA)

FAMILY AREANice 3 bedroom ranch with plenty of updates New kitchen and bath tearoff roof windows and furnace Plus large deck and finished basement Dont miss out only $1379001

NEAR PERFECTSpacious and spotless 3 bed room ranch on large lot Big rooms throughout with over 1200 sq ft This one of a kind home is landscaped to perfec tion has new windows and u p d a te d s h in g le s ' J u s t $129 900 Call today'

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JU ST LISTEDthis exquisite 1 650 sq ft 4 bed room 2 bath Cape Cod offering newer thermal windows kitchen roof 90+ furnace landscaping fireplace ceramic tile baths bay window 2 'A car garage and tons more Call KEW GENTILE

(734) 591 0333 Ext 117 Coldwell Banker Schweitzer

MINT CONDITION 3 bedroom 1 5 bath ranch on pnvate setting Oak kitchen w/Iots of counter space Living room w/cathedral ceilings Full basement large 2 car garage

$159 900CHARLOTTE JACUNSKI

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$138 000

SH ARP 3 bedroom bnck ranch with a spacious kitchen 2 full baths central air finished base ment 2 car garage beautiful view of the golf course

$145 900

9 MILE Rd & U S 23 New bai cony cape under construction Pick your colors' All brick 4 bed room 2 5 baths 3 car Brighton Schools 2 parks lake 2500 sq ft & more' Or build to suit $429 900 Call Derek(734) 747 6111 (734) 663-4886

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357 Wayne County

INKSTER3 bedroom Bungalow w/updated siding roof windows kitchen & bath $69 900

WYANDOTTE3 bedroom starter w/updated siding ceramic floor carpet & kitchen $93 900Century 21 Towne Pride

(734) 326 2600TAYLO R 8020 Huron St Charming 2 bedroom home 1 bath completely updated full basement 2 5 car garage new roof new furnace C/A hard wood floors throughout Excel lent move in condition Asking $119 000 Call (313) 383-8831

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BRIGHTON Lake Edgewood condo 3 000 sq ft 3 bedroom potential 4th 3 bath $240 000 See www bnestcourtyard com Premier unit (810) 227 8516

CANTON ABBEY WOODS Condos S of Joy rd /Westside of Morton Taylor R d ) 1st Floor master suite 2 'A baths loft gas fireplace full basement 2 car garage New Pick your flooring & iigms & iv iu vc ini uniy i witn im m e d ia te o c c u p a n c y $281 100 Model Open 1 5 except Thurs (734) 354-1553

CANTON BUILT 1999 great pond view deck 2 bedroom + loft 2 5 bath kitchen appliances included c a great room w/fireplace dining room 1st floor laundry 2 car attached g a ra g e fu ll b a se m e n t $205 000 (734) 397 3971

CANTON CONDO 3 bedroom 1 5 bath 1800 sq ft total Fresh paint New roof $129 000 (734)207 7930 (313)218-1676

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CANTONADORABLE 1 bedroom ground floor ranch Totally updated & mint condition Private entry Dining room has doorwail to patio Better than renting $83 500 (PSOR P)

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$119 900 CALL CHRIS COURTNEY

Rem erica

HOMETOWN (734) 459 6222

CANTON CONDO Links of Pheasant Run Beau tiful 3 bedroom 1999 built Cape Cod 2 car garage full base ment Golf recreation pool library and more' $255 000

DENISE McGUIGAN REMERICA HOMETOWN ill

(313 796 1436

CANTON CONDO located in Plymouth Landings end unit creek view newer bath and a half 3 bedrooms new kitchen new mterlor/exterlor doors partly finished basement appll ances included no agents $134 900 Day 734 722 3839 Eves (734) 254 1351

CANTON RANCH

Golf course ranch at Links of P h e a sa n t Run G ou rm et kitchen master w/jacuzzi Full basement and 2 car garage 1800+ sq ft of beauty

$305 000DENISE McGUIGAN

REMERICA HOMETOWN III (313) 796 1436

CANTON Townhouse style 2 bedroom V A bath basement attached garage porch & deck P lym outn/Can ton scho o ls $157 000 (734)394-1455

CANTONWALKOUT RANCH

Wowl Upgraded to perfection w/flnished walkout

Cul de sac backing to pond and woods to enjoy from deck or patio Gourmet kitchen ceramic and hardwood floonng 1st floor laundry 2 car garage The Links offers a pool and clubhouse Walk to golf Summit Rec library $349 900

DENISE McGUIGAN REMERICA HOMETOWN III

(313) 796 1436

CITY O F Bloomfield H ills Lovely secure upper unit in Hunt Club Manor Updated kitchen 2 bedrooms 2 baths partially fin ished basement Heat/water included $157 000 (HUN175)

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2 BEDROOM CONDO for $95 000! Updated kitchen and bath wood floors newerfur nace + A/C plus lots of storage FREE ' search over 1000 condos for sale in Oakland County online at www LivinglnNovl com (22014684) Re/Max 100 Inc

The Firestone Team248-348 3000

FARMINGTON Beautiful 1 bedroom 800 sq ft completely updated covered parking Valley View Condos Grand River/Orchard Lake $95 500

(248) 684 7482

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FABULOUS LOCATIONJust listed Immediate occu pancy 2 bedroom 2 bath brick condo End unit No unit above' Large kitchen w/bay w indow w a lk in pantry upgraded cabinets 22 greatroom with cathedral ceiling & fireplace first floor laundry full basement 2 car attached garage $199 900

M ARLENE KLIMECK!RE/MAX 100 Inc

(248) 348 3000 X261 „ (248) 933 7655 cell .

F A R M IN G T O N H ILLS End unit condo 1 bedroom lo a d s o f s to ra g e m any updates $92 500

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HOMETOWN (734) 459-6222

FARMINGTON HILLS Desir able Saratoga Farms contempo rary townhouse 3 bedrooms 2/* baths 2 sided fireplace pro fessionally finished basement upgraded white cab ine ts $ 2& 900 By appt 248-474-9440

FARMINGTON HILLS Cross winds Condos 2 bedroom 1 5 bath townhouse finished lower level wont last $165000 Real to rs home (248) 345 2617

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FARMINGTON HILLS Great locatlonl End unit ranch condo' 2 bedroom 2 bath Additional bedroom and half bath in finished lower level Brick paver patio skylight Living room with fire place Immediate occupancy

$170 000 (248) 851 6700

CENTURY 21 M JL CO RP TRANS SERVICE

LIVONIA 2 bedroom appll ances central air Plymouth/ Middlebelt area $89 500

(734) 421 4239

LIVONIA NEW 2 3 bedroom cathedral ceiling fireplaces

$193000 Steve 313-600-2004

LIVONIA RANCH CONDO Open Sat 12 4pm Bldg 9 N of 6 Mile W of New

burgh 18439 University Park Sharp 1st floor end unit screened porch-carport pnvate entrance Clubhouse with pool Convenient to x ways Walking distance to Jacobson s

Only $119 900 Cali Esther Baxter

248 981 7885 MAYFAIR REALTORS

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NORTHVILLE 2 bedroom 2 bath ground level N Ridge Estates Very clean

Asking $131 500 MeadowManagement Inc

248 348 5400

NoviLIGHT BRIGHT AIRY

2 bedroom 2 bath condo with basement and garage for only $154 900 Vaulted ceilings plus b ea ch on W a lle d L a k e ' (22023207) R E /M A X 100

The Firestone Team248-348 3000

NOVI 2 200 Sq ft 2 Bedrooms 2 baths Chefs ktchen w/granite countertops and breakfast nook Formal living and dining room Separate den plus a year round sun-room filled with natural light Spectacular wooded and water views Traditional Finishes from $235000 Luxury Finishes from $305000 Contact Bob Bowden with The Farbman Group

248-346-8866

NoviTHIS HAS IT ALL!

Lovely designer decorated 2 bedroom 2 bath Ranch condo includes laundry room in 1 134 sq ft Carport Backs to woods (22023831) R E /M A X 100

The Firestone Team248 348 3000

PLYMOUTH Open Sat Sun 1 4 2 bedroom 2 bath end unit Serene setting very clean many updates $150 900 11823 Sycamore 734-207-8799

* ROCHESTER25 mile & Dequindre 1394 Copper Circle 3 bedroom 3 bath w/

den deck window treatments hardwood floors & full custom finished basement $289 900 586 731 5900

SOUTH LYON Built 95 1 5 story V lage of Eagle Heights 2 000+ sq ft 3 bedroom 3 bath daylight basement studo ce l ngs oak cabinets central air 2 car garage $199 500(248)486 3559 (586)703 7020

TR O /C O N D O 2 bedroom 1 5 baths on pond neutral decor $164 900 (248) 362 3844

TRO Y Superb 2 bedroom Townhouse open floor plan fin ished basement $161500 SHARENET (248)642 1620

W BLOOMFIELD 2 bed rooms 2 baths ceram ic tile kitchen Gorgeous view from newly tiled deck W Bloomfield schoo ls Garage $134 750 Moving must sell 248 855 1385 248 330 1084

W BLOOMFIELD Bloomfield Schools Beautiful 3 bedroom (large master bedroom w/bath) enounlt condo (no common wall except garage) 2 car garage updated painted & new car petmg Gas fireplace in great room large deck partially fin ished basement lotstof storage AC pool & clubhouse Must see $179 900 (248) 858-2286

W EST BLOOMFIELD Condo Pine Lake 4 bed room 2 A bath Great room with fabulous fireplace Neu tral decor in law suite master suite on 1st floor Lake privileges with boat dock beach $625 000

(248) 851 6700 CENTURY 21 MJL CO RP

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WESTLAND newer detached ranch condo 2 bedrooms 2 full baths including master approx 1300 sq ft 2 car attached garage 1st floor laundry basement deck mint cond $189 000

CALL TOM SHERIDAN Cell 313-506-0434

Century 21 Curran & Christie 313-274-7200

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375 Mobile Homes

FAIRMONT 1997 16 X 60Corner lot 2 bedroom appli ances laundry area new carnet $21900 248 4742131

Flamingo MHC (Lot #H29)

WESTLAND MEADOW S LLC M ob ile hom e com m un ity

734 729 5500New homes & sites available RENT STARTS UNDER $300 for new home with participating dealers Call for details

WESTLAND MEADOW S was $45000 now $29000 1990 28x58 3 bedroom w/deck Mobile Home Brokers (734) 697 2433

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US 23-M59 corridor Live in beautiful Fenton Oaks for only $377/mo * 1996 Redman 3 bea rooms 2 baths Call Hill Street homes at (810) 629 5698 or

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CANTON very nice 14x70 w/ enclosed porch C/A Shed appli ances Only $14000 Mobile Home Brokere (734)697 2433

W ESTLAND 3 bedrooms 2 baths C/A new carpet was $45k reduced now only $35K Century Sales 734 595 7535

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Dome home on 15 rolling wooded acres Mm east of Tra verse City Adjacent to state land 4 bedrooms 2 k baths bole barn attached $223 322 Call Sue Kelly Real Estate One 231 218-9800

THE VILLAGES OF OSCODA Former Air Force homes 3 & 4 bedroom 1V6& 2 bath Unbeliev able Low Price $49 000 to $ 7 9 0 0 0 F re e V d e o 1 800 386 7133 Northern M ch igan Realty

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H A R B O R S P R I N G SLuxury defined new 3 bed room 2 k bath condo over lo o k in g L a k e M ich ig a n Breathtaking views from Great Room Front Porch Master Bed room Very pnvata association in residential neighborhood 1 blk from town Beach in front and full 2 car garage per residence Shown by appt 513 236-3416 Harbor View Development LLC

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Crystal Bay Condominiums

NEW LOG CABIN on 3 acres with free boat slip & private lake access Tennessee mountains Near 18 hole golf course $ 6 9 90 0 T e rm s c a l l 1 800 704-3154 x239

OW N A VILLA Near Disney Florida Can pay for itself 2 bed rooms from $91 900 3 bed rooms from $113 900 Use it then rent to vacationers Lake M a r io n G o l f R e s o r t 888 382 0088 863 427 0325 www lakemarlon net

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Low Down Payment Gentle rolling 2 k acre sites some w/walkout basement your builder Easy access to western suburbs and Ann Arbor Financing Terms Available J A Bloch & Co /Gach Realty

(248) 559 7430

BLOOMFIELD TWP 3 / 4 acre great neighbor hood 4290 N Willoway

$250 000 248 646-8440

BRIGHTON 4 7 acres Gor geous wooded and rolling $149 900 (810) 227 3924

BRIGHTON 4 rolling wooded lots 1+ acres Lake privileges $109 000 & up

(810) 227 3924

BRIGHTON SCHOOLS Premium subdivision Large wooded lots Great x way access some walk outs avail able $90 000 and up

(810) 229 9788

COLORADO CREEKFRONT 40 A C R ES $36 900 Enjoy roiling fields overlooking year round creeK w spectacular Hocky Mtn views 300 days of sunshine! Just 1 hour Colorado Springs Only one available Exec financing Call RCR now

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HowellWOODED LAKEVIEW LOTI

Located at end of Cul de sac near park & lake access to Thompson Lake City sewer & water at street Walkout site pos sibie $69 000

CALL CHRIS PATRICK (734) 455 5600 ext 2901

CENTURY 21 TOWN & COUNTRY

NORTHVILLE Magnificent 1 09 acres! Mature trees clear building envelope Includes water & sewer to property line $198000 (243) 348 16023

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TW O NEW developments US 23 & 9 Mile Rd lake front/lake access wooded walk out sites k 4 acre paved streets 2 parks Brighton & Dexter Schools Owner (734) 663-4886

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W EST BLOOMFIELD Natural park like setting of nearly 11 acres with sparkling spring fed lake and trees of varied species Premium Upper Straits Lake beach and boat privileges Build your own estate or parcel may be split into 2 lots Small house on lot to be torn down $1 200 000 (GRE350)

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INSIDE CHAPEL Mausoleum Oakland Memorial Gardens Double Dept Novi Ml Priced below market value'

(248) 363 9471

W HITECHAPEL 4 lots Garden of Gethsemane $4800/OBO

(810) 220 7987

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Commercial Industrial Sale or Lease

#389-398BusinessOpportunities

PERSO NAL TRAINING Studio established 16 years In Farm ington Hills Fully equipped Cli entele included Great business opportunity Serious inquiries only Call 248 737 9347

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FARMINGTON HILLS Orchard Lake & 10 Mile Retail 500 sq ft $650/mo Office 400sqft $450 100 sq ft $150 Ware house 1 000 sq ft $800

(248) 474-3375

FOR LEASE Executive and pro fessionat space in Downtown Plymouth 1 000 to 12 000 sq ft available immediately Contact Tim Reilly (734) 455 5600

LIVONIA OFFICES Class A 1275/ 7 Mile 2258 sq ft July 2002 $5400/mo 734-432 3132

M APLE INKSTER SHOPPING CENTER

Space Available 248 885 8550

FOUR UNIT Apartment Building Fowlerv lie All 2 bedroom appli ances a/c remode ed $272 500 734 462 2349 or 517 223 86^5

394 IncL/Warekiuse Sale/ Lease

L iwONIA/8 M wE A P EA " 000 sq ft light industrial units for rent $800 per month ____ (248) 477 2068

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Office Business Space Sale/Lease

AMERICENTERS• Furnished Windowed Offices• Conference Rooms• High Speed Internet Access

Troy Livonia Southfield &Bloomfield Hills 734-462 1313

BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN Office space for lease 450 sq ft Contact Brad (586)779 0400

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B IRM INGHAM E X E C U T IV E Suites shared office 8 offices available March 1 2002 from 84 to 207 sq ft Full SV C sup

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CANTON Lilley & Ford Rd 1100-4400 sq ft continuous space Immed occupancy Carmen Const 248 684 0397

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CERT IF IED R E A LT Y INC 248 471-7100

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OFFICE SPACE VARIOUS SIZES (248) 476-2050

LIVONIASmall office space available

200-525 sq ft (734) 422 1380______

LIVONIA 600 sq ft office sp a ce fo r le a se p riva te entrance off Middlebelt Rd Gross Lease (734) 261 7020

PLYM O U TH DOW NTOW N Office Space 350 sq ft Excel lent parking 734 455 7373

P L Y M O U T H D O W N T O W NOffice/small suites available Parking & utilities 734 737 9900

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R E D F O R D T W P24350 Joy Rd Office Space

2 or 3 room suites Beautifully decorated Includes all utilities

CERTIFIED R EA LT Y INC 248 471 7100

ROCHESTER HILLS approxi mately 1800 sq ft available $2400/mo gross 1974 Rochester Industrial Dr (248) 652 9940

ROCHESTER HILLS 917sq ft office suite in histone farmhouse renovation AH new Infrastructure Conference & lunch rooms Prime location on Livernols Ave near downtown 248-693-3050

SOUTHFIELD Office space available up to 1600 sq ft Detroit Federation of Musicians Building 20833 Southfield Rd

Ask ter Bob 248 557 3383

T R O Y / B IR M IN G H A M O ffice Space

Large windowed office over looking Big Beaver and across from the Somerset Collection in new office suite with reception service excellent parking facili ties Use of library conference room copier and facsimile included Rent negotiable Neednt be attorney

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19400 Mayfield off Seven Mile Road between Famungton and Memman

Roads Behind Joe 8 Produce

1 & 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Units

Starting at $715Im m e d ia te O ccu p a n cy

Includes lull washer & dryer in each apartmant Community room patio or balcony deluxe appliances

optional carport 248-473-3983 586-776-8206

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M err man Road corner or Seven M le N ear L von a M all

Deluxe 1 & 2 Bedrooms 2 Baths starting at

$ 6 0 5Includes patio or balcony carpeting vertical blinds deluxe appliances pool

248-477-9377586-775-8206

A HIDDEN GEM IN THE COMMUNITY

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(313) 531-5336

A L L E N P A R K

H am pton Square Apartm ents

oSecurity Deposit’ t & 2 bedrooms

Free Heat Storage & Laundry

Walk in closets Starting at $540

(313) 274 3675’ conditions apply

| Auburn Hills

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T O W N H O U S E SSavings of up to

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townhouses baths .

washer/dryef included covered parking Sparkling pool Tennis courts

over 1500 sq ft starting at $1160

248-852-7550 x4 1 8 |OPEN 7 DAYS

’ conditions apply

Berkley0 Security Deposit*Immediate occupancy!1 bedroom apartment

$610/Month FREE HEAT

I V k Mlie/Coolidge area

(248) 544-7715 'with approved credit

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BIRMINGHAM 1100 sq ft 2 bedrooms V k baths New wood floors kitchen bath & windows $14G0/mo 248 637 0085

B IR M IN G H A MStudios 1 and 2 bedrooms avail able in town Birmingham at 555 Call Libby 248 645 1191

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NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR

Spacious 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts Small Quiet Safe Complex

Ford Road near I 275 S T A R T IN G A T $585

(734) 981 1217

CANTONC a r r i a g e C o v e

L u x u r y A p t s(L ILLEY & W A R REN )

We take pride in offering the fol low in g s e rv ic e s to our tenants• Private entry• Maid service available• Emergency maintenance• Beautiful grounds with pool &

f tonic area with BBQ s pedal handicapped units

• Restful atmosphere • Cable available • Many more amenities

NO OTHER FEES • 1 bedroom $665 900 sq ft • 2 bedroom $735 1100 s q f l • Vertical blinds & carport

included• Ceramic bath & foyer • Professional on site

management• 23 plus years experience • Near x ways shopping airport

Rose Doherty Property Manager

(734) 981 4490

CANTON Cozy 1 bedroom $495/mo includes heat & water 890 Lotz Rd E of I 275 S of Ford 313 571 8321 after 6

CLAW SON Spacious clean 1 bedroom upper with balcony Pr vate entrance Ava lable now $585/mo 248 594 1680

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$565C A N T O N G A R D E N

A P A R T M E N T S ( 7 3 4 ) 4 5 5 - 7 4 4 0Sorry No Pets Short

. te rm leases available . 1 ’ New residents only |

C H E R R Y H ILL

M A N O RGreat location on Cherry Hill between Inkster & Beech Daly

Apartm ents from $575 include heat & water

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400 Apartments/Unfu m ish ed 420 Halls/Bulldmgs401 Apartments/Fu misheef 421 Residence To Exchange402 Condos/Townhouses 430 Garage/Mmi Storage

403 Duplexes 440 Wanted To Rent

404 Flats 441 Wanted To Rent405 Homes Resort Property

406 Lakefront/Waterfrant 450 Furniture Rental

Homes Rental 456 Rental Agency

407 Mobil Homes Rentals 457 Property Management

408 Mobil Home Sites 458 Lease/Optron To Buy

409 Southern Rentals 459 House Sitting Service410 Time Share Rentals 460 Convalescent/Home411 Vacation Resort/Rentals Health Care412 Living Quarters To Share 461 Foster Care

414 Rooms 464 Misc To Rent

Dearborn Heights

Dearborn Club Apts.One Bedroom Apts

T w o B e d r o o m T o w n h o m e s

FREE HEAT Spacious Floor Plans Tons of Closet Space Minutes from shopping

Patios & Balconies V k baths in townhomes

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| ( 8 8 8 ) 3 4 8 - 7 4 3 1| Located on Inkster Rd

just North of Ford Rd

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2 M O N T H S R E N T F R E E *

Updated apartments now starting from $665• Olymp c Size Indoor

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W IL L O W C R E E K APTS.1 & 2 B E D R O O M APTS.

Air conditioning— Window Treatments Family picnic area with grills

1673 Fairwood — Westland(South of Ford Road off Newburgh)

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$24801*On 2 bedroom townhouses

2 'A bathswasher/dryer included

covered parking Sparkling pool Tennis courts over 1456 sqft

starting at $1225Call 248-4731127x418

OPEN 7 DAYS ’conditions apply

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SUM M ITA P A R T M EN T S2 bedroom 2 baths

washer/dryer included covered parking Sparkling poof Tenn is courts C lubhouse for

entertaining over 1350 sqft

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FARMINGTON HILLS apts available Washer/ unit 2 bedroom $680

Call 810-254 9511

, FARMINGTON HILLS 9 Mile/ i frilddlebelt 1 bedroom at $495

includes heat appliances car * Stating 248-478 7489

Farmlngton/Livoma

O P E N H O U S EEverything You Would

Want In Your HomeH EA T and W A T E R

IN C LU D ED• New White Formica

Kitchens• 1 Bedroom from $620• 2 Bedroom from $720

(New Move Ins Only)

248-477-5755 Whtspenng W oods Apts On Memman Rd-1 blk S of 8

- FARMINGTON SPECIAL Deluxe 1 bedroom & studio Apartments starting at $500 per ino carports 248-888 0868

FERNDALE Cute 2 bedroom Wevv paint carpet & air $795/ -mo includes heat 1 Cat OKI * 248-674-8469

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On 2 & 3bedroom townhouses

2 'A bathswasher/dryer hookup

2 car attached garage Sparkling pool

1700 sqft starting at $1575

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‘'conditions apply

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§•• Intercom System a • Garbage Disposal s • Laundry Facilities 1 • Window Treatments/

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LIVONIA 2 bedrooms 2 baths ca rp o rt b lin d s & ca rp e t throughout Also 1 bedroom available (248) 442 1350

Madison

Ren t Includes H eat and Vertica l B linds

6 month o r 1 yea r lease W e ll m aintained New ly decorated

F e a tu r e s

★ Air conditioning★ Refrigerator and range★ Smoke detectors★ Laundry facilities★ Extra storage★ Swimming pool★ Cable available1 & 2 Bedroom Apts.L E X I N G T O N

V I L L A G ES m a ll P e t S e c t io n

From $540I 75 and 14 M ile opposite

Oakland Mall248-585-4010

P R E S I D E N T M A D IS O N A P T S .

From $5651 block east of John R just

south of Oakland Mall248-585-0580

H A R L O A P T S . From $555Warren Ml

West side of Mound Rd just north of 13 Mile Opposite

GM Tech Center810 -939 -2340

NORTHVILLE 1 bedroom apt $650/mo

w/heat & not water 1 year lease 248 348 9250

Northville

U n i q u e

T w o - S t o r y

L o f t sLive by the river and amidst the trees in these pretty two story one bedroom apartments from only $715 Covered parking wooded streamside setting per sonAI serv ice and ducks included! EHO

Aii this and On© Month Free*

T H E T R E E T O P S Novi Rd at 8 Mile

(248) 347 1690

N O V I

WATERVIEW FARMS APARTMENTS

On Pont ac T a be ween Wes and Be k

1 M O N T H

RENT FREENew move ms only

• Poo• Pat os/Balconles

www apts com/waterviewfarms

248-624-0004tM F*9-6 SAT• 104 SUN* 11-4

NOVI 2 apts 1 & 2 bedroom 1 bath Walled Lake access cozy

just updated $650 $600/mo + utilities (248) 375-3734

Novi

M o r e S p a c e

L e s s M o n e y

Extremely large 2 bedroom V A bath apartments feature spa cious rooms and closets over sized patios/balconles deluxe kitchens vertical blinds central air most with carports The areas best value from only $750 EHO

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T R E E T O P M E A D O W S 10 M ile & M eadow brook

(248) 348-9590

Novi Townhomes

A C R E S O F

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A T R E D U C E D

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2 Bedroom s$799

Regularly $970

3 Bedroom s$999

Regularly $1235• Full Basements• All Pets Welcome• Covered Parkina• Fitness Center Pool

C a li Today (877) 329-

Reduced Rates Expire 3/31/02

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PLYMOUTH Abbington Apts 1 bedroom close to park Large size. Lots of storage AVAILABLE NOW S605/month with lease 734-459 9507

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3 M o n t h s

F R E E R E N T '‘ New residents only

• Private Entrances• Washer & Dryer• Novi Schools & More!

10 30-6 30 Mon Frl12 5 Sat & Sun

On Grand River between Meadowbiook & Novi Rd. (behind Chevrolet Dealei)42101 Fountain Park Dr

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N E W LY U PG RADED 1 & 2 BedroomsPlymouth Manor Plymouth • House

Available!

Close to Downtown Plymouth'

( 7 3 4 ) 4 5 5 - 3 8 8 0

HILLCREST CLUB APARTMENTS1 M O N T H

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’ 2 2 1 'limited Time Only

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PLYMOUTH Charming spa cious 1 bedroom upper flat w/garage lovely tree lined street just a short walk to town $650 mo 1st last & security able now (734) 459 4886

PLYMOUTH Close to Down town One bedroom $560/mo Year lease No pets Available April 1st 734-454 0056

PLYMOUTH Nice 1 bedroom Appliances heat/water non smoking apt no pets Available now $525/mo 248 661 4518

PLYMOUTH PARK APTS

40325 Plymouth Rd near I 275

1 bedroom from $5902 bedroom from $630

• Heat & water• Walk in closets

734-416-5840PLYMOUTH 303 Roe St 1 bedroom Rent $575

security deposit $575 Call 313 727-5518 or 313 792 0450

PLYMOUTH SPACIOUS 1 bed room Apt Heat & water included ail appliances 1 year lease $590/mo Available now

734 513 4839

PLYMOUTH spacious 1 bed room appliances CA no pets 1st floor separate entrance $625+secunty 734 459 9900

PLYMOUTH SQUARE APTS Spacious 1 bedroom 825 sq ft air conditioning window treat merits $640 734-455-6570

RO UGE C R E E K APTS Fully carpeted air porch pn vate parking laundry locker rooms 1 bedroom $525/mo 2 bedrooms also available at $625/010 (313) 537 3474

R O C H E S T E R

ROCHESTER SQUARE APARTMENTS2 MONTHS

RENT FR EE*FREE HEAT

• Free Heat• D shwasher• Air Condition ng• Picn c Area On

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SHE B A R R I N G T O N (734) 941-7070

ROYAL OAK downtown 1 bed room hardwood floors fireplace appliances available tmmedi ately (248) 248-675-5572

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Walk in Closets Vertical Blinds Free Carport

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On 12 Mile East of Telegraph

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Southfield 12 Mile & Lahser

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A partm ents 1 & 2 bedrooms

Immediate Occupancy Starting at $675

(248) 355 -2047

Southfield

S T O N E B R O O K ET O W N H O U S E S

26361 Franklin Pomte Dr Corner of Franklin

& Beck Rd Spacious 3 bedroom

townhouses available for IM M ED IA TE

O C C U P A N C Y Short term leases

available Call Mon Fri 9 5 Sat by appt

248) 355-1367

SOUTH LYON 2 bedroom apt near down town Verticals ceiling fan

air Incl

freshly painted $630/mo udes heat 248 681 8309

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1 & 2 Bearoom Plans ■ « Playground Area J• Pool & Clubhouse |• Carport Included ■• Full equipped kitchens ■

L m 1TROY 1 month free rent on our beautiful 2 bedroom apartment homes Excellent location Appli ance package Heat & water Included Call today to view your new home (248) 362 1940

WALLED LAKE Area Hawk Lake Apts 1 2 Bedrooms and townhouses Lake privileges fishing balconies central air free storage cable ready Ask about our monthly specials

248 624-5999

WATERFORD BRJARWOOD APTS

One Month Free on all 2 bed rooms Private entries 2 bed rooms have V A baths washer/ dryer hookups in all apts Free ca rp o rt g re a t lo ca t io n

248-363 7545 E H O

WAYNE1 bedroom $475 + security in c lu d e s h e a t & w ate r

734 728-7865

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Troy

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Watties Rd (17 Mile)

Between Crooks & Lfvemos

248-362-4088Open 7 Days

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WATERFORD CHEROKEE HILLS APTSOne Month FREE on a spacious 2 bedroom Apt available now Free heat & water Convenient location in Waterford

248-681 3309 —

$ 4 9 9 M O V E S Y O U IN

1 & 2 Bedroom Apts f Bedroom Starts at $575 2 Bedroom Starts at $625

FREE HEAT & W ATER 12 MONTH LEASE ONLY

WAYNE FOREST APTS (734) 326 7800

'W est Bloomfield

D IS C O V E R T H E W E S T BLO O M FIELD

L IFE S TY LE !!!Thomberry 1 Bedroom/ Den & 2 Bedroom apart merit homes offer you a perfect blend of at home comfort and the conve nience of shopping and en te rta inm en t O u r apartment homes offer private entrances patio or balcony and spacious living areas

1BEDROOM/DEN from $809

2BEDROOM from $834*

* Limited Time Special• Rated A+ W Bloom field schools with con

venient on property student pick up

• High speed digital cable and internet access available

• Individual Laundry rooms with Full Size Washer & Dryer in

each apartment• Private single car garages with remote

door openers• 24-hour fitness

center w/computer zedcardlo & we ght training station

• Two oversized tennis courts & spar kling swimming pool

w/expansive sun deck• We welcome small dogs & cats in areas

set aside for pet lovers

• Earn up to $2000 toward a Home Pur chase w/LeasEquity

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up to $2000 over thenext year!

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"SPRING SPECIAL W ESTLAND CAPRI

© California Style Apts • 1 bedroom from $550 • Heat & water included • Cathedral ceilings • Balconies • Carport • Fully carpeted • Vertical blinds

• Great location to malls • Livonia school system

(734) 261 5410

Westland Barclay House Apts Extra lame 1 bedroom Quiet clean Air heat appliances included $550 810 229 8748

CANTONSPACIOUS 1 & 2

• Washer/Dryer hook up.• Self-cleaning oven •Vertical Blinds• Swimming Pool• New Fitness Center• Pets Welcome• Furnished Acts

Available

Cherry Hill

A u t u m nA f A, B T M I IK .A, 8

Cherry Hill at I 275734-397-1080

Open 7 DaysMon Fri 9am-3pm m m u Sat 9am Spin ’ Sun 12-Spro

W e ’re

B I Go n Square FeetH u g e A p a r t m e n & T o w n H o m e s

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Country Corner3Q300 Southfield Road

Located on Southfield • Between 12 & 13 Mile Roads248-647-6100 # 1 -8 0 0 -3 6 9 -6 6 6 6

Accredited Residential Manager Member Southfield Crime Free Multi Housing Program

400Apartments/Unfurnished

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HAWTHORNE CLUB APARTMENTSOn Mernman between

Ann Arbor Trail & Warren

1 MONTH RENT FREE*

FREE HEATPark L ke Setting

Small Pets Welcome

888-221-2978www apts com/hawthornec I ub

*Qn Select Apartmenls Calf for details

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HUNTINGTON ON THE HILL

On Ann Arbor Trail west of Inkster

1 & 2 Bedroom from $ 5 8 0

F R E E H E A T 1ST M O N T H ’S R E N T F R E E

• tndividua ly control ed central heat and a r cond t on ng

• D shwasher CelngFans Walk In C osefs Pool and mo el

• Located next to scene H nes Park

www apts com/twn! ngtonwestland

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E A R L Y S P R IN G S P E C IA L

• New residents• 1 bedroom from• 2 bedroom from

Free heat &WESTERN HILLS APTS

734-729-6520We re located on Cherry Hill betweenWayne&Newburgh

m n$465 m $505

W e s t l a n d E s t a t e sOn Wayne Rd S of Warren

S p a c io u s 1 bedroom 700 sq ft $540

Puce shown is for 1 yr lease Shorter leases available

Great locatlon/heat/water/pooi Blmds/air/no pets

& much more

(734) 722-4700Westland

Forest Lane Apartments

Studio $5001 Bedroom $560

2 Bedrooms $600 Heat & water included

On Wayne Rd between Ford & Hunter 734 722 5155

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WESTLANDGLEN ARMS APTS

34630 Glenwood E of Wayne

(Under New Management)1 Bedroom starting at $530

• Heat water & blinds • Walk in closets

734 641-9623

WESTLAND 1Hurry! $250 Deposit

W AYNE/FORD RD AREA

• Heat & Water Include!• Spacious Floor Plans• Appliances• 1 & 2 Bedrooms

FROM $515 734 721-0500

Westland Open Sunday

★ S U P E R *★ S P E C IA L *

2 bedroom s

$450*For tiie first 3 mo• Supersize Closets• Breakfast Bar• Intercoms• Cable Ready• Central Heating & a/c

Livonia SchoolsC A L L T O D A Y !

( 7 3 4 ) 4 2 2 - 5 4 1 1On Warren Rd between

Wayne & Newburgh *on select units for limited time

Westland

O U T O U R S P E C I A L S

One & Two Bedrooms• Free Heat• Free Carport• 2 Heated Pools• 2 Tennis Courts •Livonia Schools

C A L L O R S T O P IN T O D A Y '

(734) 459-6600On Joy Rd between

Newburgh & Hix ’ on select units

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Westland

V E N O Y P IN E S A P A R T M E N T S

1 & 2 bedroom apts some with fireplace ClubhouseCENTRALLY LOCATED

IN WESTLAND (734) 261 7394

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Our Value Package Includes:• Fashionable updated • Heat and Water Availab le

apartments • Balconies • Cable TV• Dishwashers • Air Conditioner • Special Pet Units• Mini Blinds • Laundry facilities in •Large secure private each building

storage room with each apartment

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f o r y o u r m o n e y In W e s t la n d C h e r r y H i l l n e a r M e r r lm a n

734-729-2242

A l l A d s R u n O n l in e

Classifications 400 to 401 (*)7E

A V a l u e O f U p T o $ 8 7 0 0

400Apartments/Unfurnished

W e stland P a rk A p ts Across from

Garden City Park Spacious 2 bedroom

V A bath 936sq ft $615

Large 1 bedroom 700sqft $540

$200 Security Deposit with approved credit

Very dean apartments Appliances include dish washer Intercom/central air/heaWertical blinds

No pets (1 year lease)

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401ApartmentsFurnished

BIRMINGHAM DOWNTOWN 700 Ann St 1 bedroom bai cony carport private small building all amenities Month to month $935/mo 248-901-0246

401I Apartments/ I Furnished

Birmingham • Novi Royal Oak • Troy

F u r n i s h e d A p t s .• Monthly Leases• Immediate Occupancy• Lowest Rates» Newly Decorated

S U IT E L IF E 248 549-5500

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PLYMOUTH 1 Bedroom living room kitchen & utensils washer/ dryer utilities included $995/ mo Pets OK 734-416-51(30

ROYAL OAK DOWNTOWN Fully furnished

Studio $5Q0/mo jPlus security deposit ?

in quiet secured complex You pay electric we pay heat

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Gainfully employed w/mimmpm income $30000/yr

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O n e b e d ro o m f r o m $555 T w o b e d ro o m s f r o m $615

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• Storage in each apartment• Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher & disposal

• Fully carpeted •CableTV available• Laundry on each floor

• Central air• 24-hour emergency maintenance

• Lighted carports• Intercom entry system• Elevators

DIRECTIONS: We are located at 14 Mile and 175 next to tije Abbey Theater and directly across from Oakland Mall

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W ESTLAND - Must see! 3BR 2BA Ranch w/2 car garage Totally remod eled! Beautifu l oak kitchen quality windows newer carpet flooring & win­dow trea tm ents 1st flo o r laundry $167 000 (34BAR) 734-455 5600

LIVONIA - Country in the city' Livonia Schools! 3BR 2BA Ranch on over a half acre Updates md new kitchen many new windows updated eiectri cal & plumbing M str BR w/private bath & W IC $184 900 (52GRO) 734 455-5600

CANTON - Super sharp! 3BR Condo in popular sub! Private entry & mainte nance free* Neutral colors Fin bsmt w /w o rkb e n c h & am p le s to ra g e updates kit BA roof windows car­pet f lo o rs & H W H $ 1 2 9 900 (06NEW) 734-455-5600

FARM INGTON HILLS - Colonial! Ter­rific 4BR 2 5BA brick and alum home on large wooded lot Move in condi tion Newer maple updated k it large square foo ta g e R eady fo r a new owner $289 900 (01 SUM ) 248 349 5600

REDFORD - Darting R etfo rd Bunga­low Great starter borne You will love this charming Bungalow w/hardwood floors nat FP countiy front porch & DR 3 car garage heated work shop fenced yard w/deck & patio $94 900 (12NOR) 248 349 5600

SO UTH LYON - G o fp r l t l Spacious & gracious 3BR 2 5&A 2 story 1990 built w/great room dining room & FFL K it w /lo ts o f cabs & am p le tab le space Doorwall to deck w/view of file woods Approx % acre lot Recreation & g o lf ga lo re A w inne r' $234 900 (61APP) 248-349-5600

VAN BU R EN - Im m aculate n ew e r Colonial' 4BR 25B A 1994 built Colo­nial Huge m aster su ite Hardwood floors in the foyer & kitchen 2 bay win dows 2nd floor laundry Full base­m ent Fenced yard 2C att garage! $234 900 (47BER) 734-455 5600

D EARB O RN HG TS - Class of the com p s ' S u p e r c lean 3 B R Ranch Updated kitchen & bath 1st fir laun dry Newer windows gutters furnace C /A stove refrig & carpet 2 5 ca garage w/storage Bl Computer area $104 900 (74HAN) 734-455 5600

HOWELL - Better than new! Built in 2000 & backs to open park a rea ' Hdwd foyer bay window in LR & for mal DR Kitchen w/oak cabs pantry & appliances Breakfast nook w/doorwall to deck F R w /vau lted ce ilin g $227 500 (190AK) 734-455 5600

FA R M IN G TO N - Spraw ling Ranch with wide lot 2 car att garage 3BR 2BA w/fin LL w/office BA, BR & FR Newer carpet kit countertop w/newer cabinets Newer decor All appliances stay Large deck $159 900 (06JAC) 248-349 5600

CANTO N - Park-like se tting Th is 4BR 2 5BA home sets on a large treed lot on a cul de sac In this estab­lished neighborhood C om m u n ity pools tenn is court jogging paths E n jo y p eace fu lness $ 2 3 5 000 (56CAM) 248 349-5600

R E D F O R D - A ffo rd a b le R ed fo rd R a n c h 3 B R hom e w /ia rg e deck, fenced yard fireplace in living room Partially finished basement with glass b lock w in d o w s H ard w o od f lo o rs under carpet $145 000 (52CRO) 248- 349 5600

O n lu iKPLYMOUTH - Updates abound' 3BR 1 5BA brick Ranch P ro f fin low er level Rem odeled k itchen w /w h ite cabs & ceramic counters Updated baths shingles windows furnace & C /A B lk w in in bsm t $ 2 1 4 500 (73BIR) 734-455 5600

C A N T O N - C a rria g e Pa rk ' 2B R 2 5B A C ondo w/soaring ceilings & open floor plan Master suite w/extra closet space formal DR LR w/oak mantle drwl to patio 1st fir laundry $187 500 (49HO R) 734-455-5600

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NO RTHVILLE - Location! Location' Ranchi Preferred Abbey Knoll offers 3BR Ranch w/open floor plan for en­tertaining Large sunny G R & kitchen Decks at MBR & kit opens to land­scaped rear yard Northville Schools $405 000 (74WHI) 248 349-5600

G R EEN O AK - Picturesque wooded lot on approx 1 acre 4 spacious BRs, 3 5BAs & custom T/O Private deck o ff m aste r ste & 2-s to ry G R w /FP Fin W /O bsmt Extensive landscaping w/lighting $529,900 (01SIL) 248-349 5600

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ALLEN PARK - Twice the living' 3BR 2 5BA Ranch w/fimshed lower level LL w/rec rm wet bar office workout room & bath G R w /fp l Large bed rooms Hdwd firs & newer carpet 2C att garage $179 500 (40BUC) 734 455-5600

RED FO RD - Look no further' 3BR 1 5 BA brick Bungalow Absolutely beautifu l' Sparkling remodeled kit refin hdwd firs elegant DR fin bsmt w/rec rm & half bath Newer furnace C/A & much more' $134 900 (84INK) 734-455-5600

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NORTHVILLE - Lakes of Northville 4BR 2 5BA Colonial w/bsmt Backs to woods N orthv ille Schools Newer A/C humid sump patio landscaping Toted remodeled MBA All new interior w ood doors refm hdwd flo o rs $310 000 (28WAT) 248-349 5600

LIVONIA - So nice to come home to N W Livon ia Ranch w /3B R 1 5BA LR and FR Newer hdwd firs carpet­ing, windows, roof & driveway Huge countiy kitchen updated W/oak cabs Alt bnckFPw /ra ised hearth Anderson F re n c h d o o rs to m u lti- le v e l deck

LIVO NIA - W e ll m aintained ranch' Livonia w/Livoma Schools' Offers 3BR & LR w/hdwd firs under carpeting Updated spacious kit Newer w in & furnace Central a ir & centra l vac Part fin bsmt 2 car garage $159,900 (45CAR) 734-455-5600

FARM INGTON HILLS - Just take a look' 3BR 2 5BA brick & wood Colo­n ia l w /2C a tt garage on sub com mons lot (park) Part fin bsmt Updat ed roof furnace C /A hum idifier & newer w ate r tank Newer windows $257 900 (43LAK) 734-455 5600

P LY M O U TH - Move in condition! 3BR 1 5BA bnck Ranch LR w/refin hdwd firs Kitchen w/oak cabs sink counter pantry & appliances Kitchen opens to DR w/nat fpl Siding being red one by 4 -15 02 $ 1 9 7 500 (60ORA) 734-455-5600

$208,700 (28SUS) 248 349 5600

GARDEN CITY - Immaculate newer Ranch 3B R 1BA open floor plan & neutral T /O Cathedral ceilings Prof landscaped pond w/fish W hite PVC privacy fence All kit appliances stay 2 car att garage $179 900 (28PAR) 248 349-5600

N O R T H V ILLE - Luxury executive home on over 2 acre deep in sub Master suite w/sitting room Jacuzzi & oversized shower Large gourmet kit w/butlers pantry Fireplace and cathe­dral ceilings in LR & FR $679 900 (46HOL) 248-349-5600

DEARB O RN H EIG H TS - D istrict 7 Schools' Updated home on a double lot' Lrg FR w/fpl & doorwall Master BR w/designer closet doors & sitting area Formal DR & charming updated kit w/island 1st fir laundry newer fum $145 000 (53DET) 734-455-5600

W ESTLAND - From any angle' This home shows great! From the Pergo firs to the deck and park like backyard you w ill sm ile w/approval' Updated windows & carpet Open floor plan deck o n a cu l-de -sac loca tion $195 900 (81LAR) 734-455 5600

PLYMOUTH - Not in 29 years! First tim e on market in 29 years! C lean &

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FARM INGTON HILLS - Head for the h ills Beautifu l 1998 built Ranch on approx k acre lot Large G R w /FP & vaulted ceiling Country kit w/built-ins 2 5BA FFL 2 5 car gar w/workshop Huge m aster suite w/wa!k-m closet P o t fin bsmt w/workshop $244 900 ;04OME) 248 349 5600

well maintained bnck Tn-level Ander­son wood windows T/O Cheerful eat ing area w/window overlooking yard Newer siding $179 000 (350RA) 734- 455 5600

PLEA SA N T VA LLEY R D - Privacy on almost 6 acres of nature surrounds th is 1991 custom built hom e 3BR 2 5BA contemporary W indows galore w/spectacular view of woods & pond C lo se to shopp ing & fre e w a y $424 900 (75PLE) 248 349 5600

NOVI - Contemporary Condo Bright & sunny 2BR 2 5BA w/MBR BA & pn- vate deck Formal DR eat-in kitchen, FR w /FP (gas) Neutral T/O Ceramic tile in foye r kitchen & baths Bsmt part fin Garage new roof (10 01) Private patio o ff FR & private deck $177,900 (60COU) 248-349-5600

YPSILANTI - Charming home A lot of square footage for the money 3 spa­cious BRs Newly remodeled ceramic bath Newer windows & roof All appli­ances me! Fenced ya rd w /shed New er deck Hdwd floo rs W alk to schools $147000 (08SHA) 248-349- 5600

CANTON - Like new' 3BR 2BA Cape Cod just 8 years old Light oak kitchen cabinets all seasons fam ily room hardwood entry foyer ceiling fans & 2

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W ESTLA N D - Former model! 3BR 2 5B A C o lon ia l (possible 4th BR) Very clean w/neutral decor Livonta Schools & great location' Upgradedn iiiuw vva w i iio c utson. r\ppud iinc lu d ed ' F in ish e d b asem ent $225 000 (79MEG) 734-455-5600

PLYM O U TH - D ifferent floo r plan' 3B R 2B A b rick R anch w /n e w e r kitchen hdwd firs DR Newer (99 ) 2C garage V inyl siding newer win- uow& (,an uu i irum j nn isn eo case m ent Large living room $169 900 (81 SHE) 734-455-5600

NOVI - W onderfu l Cape Cod Th is custom built home sets on approx 1 acre Master on 1st fir 3 B R s u p den custom kit full daylight bsmt att 3 5

N O VI - Show w ith pride C ustom Colonial w/Northville Schools 4BR 3BA 3 car garage 2 years old Over­looks protected area 2 story foyer 9 ceilings W /O LL Large cedar deck All amenities $569000 (80BAR) 248- 349-5600

N O RTH VILLE - Remarkable buy in Woodside Village 4BR, 2 5BA Colo­nial w/W hite Bay Island kitchen w/Jen- naire appliances cathedral ceilings master w/)etted tub & custom blinds T h is lo v e ly tra d itio n a l b rick hom e backs to its o w n p r iv a te pond6414 o nn r« o iA /n n \ O/iQ-O/in-efinQ

R E D F O R D - Charm & cha racter! 4B R 2B A bungalow Large liv ing room w/beautiful fpl Cheerful sunny dining rm full o f windows Full bsmt newer w indows Nature lovers par­ad ise a ll 4 seasons! $ 1 7 9 0 0 0 (46GAY) 734-455-5600

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C ANTO N - Meticulous' W ell mam tamed Colonial w/3BR 1 5BA Large fam rm w /FP & newer carpet Updat ed country kit 1st fir laundry Newer windows shingles & entry doors Walk to Flodm Park $214 500 (78MOR) 734-455-5600

DEARBORN HGTS - Pnde in owner­ship! 3BR, 1 5BA bnck Ranch Mainte­nance free exterior alum inum trim Updated windows & side entiy door Glass bik windows in fin bsmt Large enclosed patio 2C garage $139900 (55WIL) 734-455 5600

N O R TH V ILLE - One o f Northville ’s finest historical homes on approx 2 acres w/pond This is a country setting in the city 4BR with a possible 5th 2 full & 2/2 baths Spacious kitchen, FFL formal DR, 3 FPs & more $950 000 (40FAI) 248 349 5600

SOUTH LYON - Ranch Condo Fresh pa in t ca rp e t & m ore in end un it w/attached garage & F lorida room E n jo y club h ou se and beach on C rooked Lake $100 000 (44A RL) 248-349-5600

N O R T H V IL L E - E n jo y th is 3B R , 2 5BA Condo w/white k it & doorwall off o f brkfst room to deck LR w/gas FP & oath ceiling Form al DR Lg master suite w/3 closets Full bsmt 2 ca r a tt g a r N o rth v ille schoo ls s a i n n n n m r r a in o a p -s a o -r r iv i

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