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Parade time: Folks in Canton turned out to celebrate Memorial Day in style./3A

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Soccer tourney: Top-racked Plymouth Canton played Ann Ar-bor Huron for a Class A district championship in girls soccer • Friday./1B Diamond action: Salem and Can-ton teams played pre-district games Thursday in hopes of quali-fying for district baseball and soft-ball tournaments next weekend. / I B

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Music makers: From the debut al-bum of the Ann Arbor-based Big Chief to the latest from the Pale Saints, the record industry has a plethora of new sounds on the market these days. And some are well worth a listen./6B Yuck, Yuck: What do you get : when you cross stand-up comedy with karaoke? Cable TV's Comedy Central calls it "Stand Up and Go," its 15-city tour that gives au-dience members a chance to stajid up and be the comic — with a little bit of prompting./6B

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Barbecue: Pork is one of Ameri-ca 's favorite grilling meats. Learn new ways to barbecue old favorites such as ribs and lean cuts like pork tenderloin./IB

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If a Senate bill becomes law and Plymouth Canton school district voters approve a 1.5-mill tax increase June 8, officials say none of the 156 teachers sched-uled to be pink slipped will in fact be laid off.

BY M B. DiU-ON S T A F F W R I T E R

Budgeting for 1992-93 is like grab-bing a bowl ofJe l l -O. Plymouth-Canton school officials say. With every new leg-islative school finance proposal comes a new projected deficit for next year.

The latest numbers indicate that — should the 1.5-mill tax increase pass on J u n e 8 — no teachers will be laid off. said associate super intendent for busi-ness Ray Hoedel. In par t , that ' s be-cause 26 teachers have opted into an .early retirement package, representing a

savings to the district of $1.4 million. The millage increase would generate

an added $2.8 million.

If the millage fails, 10 teaching posi-tions would be cut , based on the latest projections, said Hoedel. One hundred fifty-six teachers were pink-slipped when the distr ict projected a larger defi-cit,

" T h e two unknowns when we star ted were severance and exactly how much we needed to cu t . That still moves around an awful lot, but it 's currently at $4.9 mill ion," said Errol Goldman,

executive director for employee rela-t ions.

Cu t s to be made even if the millage passes will total $2.08 million- >

A s ta te Senate bill passed last week would mean, if it 's passed by the House and signed by the governor, school dis-tr icts will not have to assume the cost of employees' retirement and Social Se-curity after all.

T h a t places the latest projected defi-cit at $4.3-$4.9 million, down from $5.6 million, Hoedel said. Plymouth-Canton schools, by law. must adopt a budget by J u l y 1. The total budget in 1992-93 will be in the neighborhood of $75 million.

T h e district is losing $3.5 million due to the property tax freeze. Another $750,000 is frozen in a controversial tax-base sharing proposal that would cap-ture half the tax revenue from the dis-

STAFF PHOTOS BY G I T WARREN

Over Plymouth: Looking south along Main Street from Doug Keen s biplane you get a good view of downtown Plymouth. .

Pilot's business is taking off B Y K E V I N B R O W N S T A F F W R I T E R

After a ride in Doug Keen's replica 1935 biplane, a typical response is "Wow!"

For the more adventurous types who ride in the double-wing aircraft, pilot Keen will perform steep-banked turns or figure-8s. These s tunts let a passenger experience increased G-forces, which make one's weight seem to double or triple.

But even the basic.ride in the open-cockpit a irplane is qui te a show.

" Jus t put your hands up over the wind screen." Keen told a passenger on a recent flight over Plymouth.

That action causes the plane's nose to rise slightly, as you feel the wind whipping against your palms.

Keen, 29, is a NorthvUle native who teamed to fly at Mettetal Airport in Canton. He is par tners with his fa-ther in a business which offers bi-plane rides to tbe public.

The business ia headquartered in Ft. Myers. Fla.. in the winter and Charlevoix in the summer. But after offering rides out of Mettetal over Memoria l Day Weekend . Keen planned to remain and continue of-fering rides for a few day?, before heading to Charlevoix.

"This is my home airport." Keen said of Mettetal . Flying, he said, "was

Back in town: Doug Kf-en^ who says he grew up at Mettetal Airport, offered rides in his classic biplane from Mettetal dur-ing Memorial Day weekend.

• 4I just loved to be around the airplanes doing anything.'

Doug Keen

jus t something ! always knew I was going to be involved in one way or an-other. I j u s t loved to be around the a i rp lanes doing anything."

His fa ther David is a pilot, and his

grandfather flew airplanes in the 1920s.

After graduating fr<«n Notthvil le High School. Keen entered the Air Force where as an avionics techni-cian. "I was working on planes all the t ime . "

He also continued hi* involvement in the Civil Air Patrol, an auxiliary of the Air Force which promotes avia-tion.

t r i c t ' s commercial and i n d u s t r i a l growth.

School board members wrestled with the latest numbers at a workshop Mon-day night, deciding what cuts could be restored if the millage passes.

"The very highest priority with the board of education and adminis t ra t ion is to keep the classroom ratios as close as they are right now." said Hoedel. "We kept the millage request to a mini-m u m (1.5 mills for one year) and we're also going ahead and making cuts even if the millage passes to keep some sta-bility in programs without hurt ing gen-eral overall programs.

"But we recognize that everyone should tighten their belts. We're bi t ing the bullet ."

See TAX, 2A

Seniors to take big step

For most everyone else, they will be jus t dates on the calendar. But for Plymouth Canton and Salem High School seniors, special days in May and J u n e will me^n the making of memories t h a t last a lifetime.

Graduates gathered Sa tu rday at Dearborn's Grand Manor at Fairlane. for their senior prom.

T h e Canton senior honors convoca-tion is set for 7 p.m. Thursday, May 28.

• GRADUATION

in the Canton High School Cafetorium. Recognized will be seniors who have

earned awards and tuition grants from local clubs and organizations and those ~ who've received college scholarships.

All seniors are welcome Graduation ceremonies will begin at

1:30 p.m. Sunda' - J u n e 7, in Hill Audi-torium, 825 N. University Ave. at Thay-er at the Univeto.iy of Michigan. Sen-iors will receive a maximum of six non-reserved tickets. Handicapped seating will be available. Mandatory graduation rehearsal will be at 8:30 a.m.. Thursday . J u n e 4. in the Canton gym.

Also set for June 7 is "recognition Sunday" for high school seniors at churches throughout the Plymouth -Canton community-

Parents are working to prevent the graduation night tragedies tha t too of-ten have resulted from drinking and driving.

"Each year, the parents of the senior classes have provided a celebration on graduation night for their sons and daughters in a safe and controlled envi-ronment," said Marguerite Myers, co chairman of the parent committee. "S tudents anticipate this occasion and at tendance has now reached over 80 percent. Th i s last detail of their high school years leaves them with a fun-filled memory of life a t Centennial Edu-cational Park."

T h e senior party will be from 9 p.m. to 4 a.m. Sunday. J u n e 7, at Salem Cost is $18 in advance. $20 at the door T h e first 800 seniors to buy t ickets will receive a souvenir T-shir t .

T h e party is open to C E P graduates

only. Myers and co-chair Chris t ine Butler

field are seeking contr ibutions to help offset the costs of the l>arty. Gift i tems

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Raf f le announced The Plymouth Fife and Drum Corps wants new

uniforms and a truck. The 50-member organization plana to raffle off a

porcelaiy doll dressed in a drum corps outfit and a performance by the "mini corps" at an event or occa sion of the winner's choosing. Proceeds will hopefully be sufficient to buy the aforifcentioned uniforms and truck.

The porcelain doll raffle is under way and the drawing will be July 4. The second raffle starts July 5. The drawing will be at the Plymouth Fall Festival

Raffle tickets can be picked up at various local stores The doll is on display at Pied Piper in Plym outh

For more information, call Chris at 361-5607.

CANTON CONNECTION

Yack does it again

Canton Supervisor Tom Yack took a little heat last month when he admitted giving Dorothy Lam our a glass vase "left over frdm a dinner dance three wars ago." So when Observer publisher Phil Power spoke to the Canton Economic Club last week. Yack turned up with another vase, calling it "a highly celebrated gift" that was good enough for Lamour. Said Bruce Patterson: "That's another box of Tom Yack'a ide

Book saTe T h e Can ton library expects to begin i ts annua!

used book sale Wednesday for library members only from 6 to 9 p.m.

T h e publ ic sale runs from Thursday through Sun-day dur ing normal library hours.

$60 golf ball Hey Paul Joyner You're getting a Jack Nicklay*-

signed golf ball for your 16th birthday July 23 thht coat your dad. Bill, the incredible sum of $60.

Now listen up. Paul. This ia important Your dad bought thia ball at a highly competitive auction last week at the Canton Economic Club's monthly meet-ing. He's probably never done anything so nice for you ever before, so. by God. don't for*et to say thank you.

2A(C) The Obseruer/MONDAY. MAY 25 ,1992

Tax from page 1A

The board decided not to fill any of the five administrative jobs va-cated by lay-offs and retirements.

If the millage doesn't pass, the d i s t r i c t will require fees for all ex-tracurricular activities.

Also, class size will increase from two to five students per classroom. Other coat-cutting measures in-clude reduction of building cleaning to every other day, delay of major

new or replaced textbooks; no field, trips; more heavily loaded buses; and reduced supplies and equip-ment for vocational education.

Other cuts to be made even if the millage passes include: five mainte-nance poeitions,$34,710 from the athletic budget, $175,500 from ma-

• 'The very highest priority with the beard of education and ad-ministration Is to Keep the classroom ratios as close as they are right now.'

Ray Hoedel

jor maintenance work, $84,945 in textbook funds, $75,653 in transpo-ration costs, $19,870 in vocational education funds, $35^000 in staff development money, $50,000 in non-affiliated administrators' sal-ary cuts, and $187,931 in miscella-neous areas.

Seniors from page 1A

to be given away — such as radios, televisions, tapes, sporting goods, jewlery and gift certificates — are welcome. Sponsors will receive cer-tificates indicating their support. An "honor roll" will also be posted at the party acknowledging dona-tions.

Seniors' last full day of school

will be Wednesday. June 3. Canton, Plymouth and Plymouth

Township police will be enforcing city and township ordinances at area motels and inns in an effort Co' curb underage drinking, disorderly conduct, noise corftplaints and de-struction of property that has oc-curred in the past.

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But Keen said he was espe-cially inspired by a popular book about the joy of flying. "Jonathan Livingston Seag-ull."

"Each pilot, no matter what airplane he flies, knows it 's not jus t a machine. It 's a liv-ing, breathing thing." Keen said. —

Then last year, an article in an aviation magazine moved him to start his own sightsee-ing-by-air business.

"I talked to some operators, there's about 10 in the United States. It l<k>ks like a very-good business, he said.

Keen, who is married with one child, said Ft. Myers is his winter base because his dad had chosen it as a retire-"ment home, adding, "There 's a large tourist base."

No bonus rankles teacher BY BRIAN LYSAGHT STAFF WRITER

Social s tudies teacher Lynn Ehrle will retire next month after 35 years with the Wayne- Westland school district.

But unlike his 78 colleagues who will leave the classroom this year, Ehrle will not collect a $24,000 re-tirement bonus.

As you might imagine, Ehrle, 59, is unhappy about that.

"I was punished once, now I'm being punished again," the veteran instructor says.

The school district claims that Ehrle retired last year, too early to qualify for this year's bonus.

Ehrle was disciplined last year for his role in circulating a bogus memo about staff cuts. The face-tious paper was copied onto the sta-tionery of then-super in tendent Dennis O'Neill so it appeared to be an official memo. It was distributed

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among some staff members. As part of the discipline proce-

dure worked out between the teach-ers' union and O'Neill. Ehrle was docked five days pay, suspended with pay from the classroom April-June 1991 and asked to submit a resignation letter effective June 1992.

He submitted the letter last year and the school board approved it then. According to a school district official, Erhle's 1991 retirement let-ter makes him ineligible for the spe-cial bonus the district has offered to teachers retiring in 1,992.

"Quite simply, he can't retire twice," says acting superintendent Thomas Svitkovich.

"It was completed, and the board accepted his retirement." Svitko-vich says.

Ehrle says the original punish ment was ridiculous and happened because O'Neil "had it In for me."

At the time, O'Neill called the memo tasteless. The hoax letter concerned the staff reductions and teachers' early re t i rement About 100 Wayne-Westland employees faced layoffs at the time, and O'Neill said the memo made light of a serious issue.

Ehrle says he filled out the paper work this year to apply for the bonus, and Bill Taylor, the dis-trict's associate superintendent for employee services, promised to take it to the school board for considera-tion but never did. Taylor could not be reached for comment.

Ehrle says he will file a grievance through his union, the Wayne-Westland Education Association. But that is a lengthy procedure, he says.

"That 's two years. I t 's a way for a grievance procedure to be."

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Memorial Day parade a tradition in area

Follu from Plymouth and Canton took time our from their Memorial Day weekend chorea to honor the war dead in a parade on Main Street in Plymouth on Monday.

And it certainly was a day tt> re-member. The Willow Run-baaed Yankee Air Force roared over head, displaying aircraft from past ware.

The parade was presided over by Dean Saxton. oi Hymoutn, a World War I veteran, who was the grand marshal.

Following the parade was a cere-mony at the war memorial in Kel-logg Park, with Henry Smith, VFW past commander serving as the

master of ceremonies. Also on had for the event was the

Centennial Education Park Band, which performed the. national an-them. '•

Speaking at the ceremonies were Plymouth Mayor protem Doug Mil-ler and"Plymouth Township Super visor Gerald Law.

But .there were more than speech-es. There were bands. Also on han«J were the Plymouth Fife and Drum Corpft and the East Middle School Band-

Funding for the Yankee Air Force came from the VFW and the Plym-outh Rotary Club.

The band plays: Members of the East Middle School Marching Band gave 'it their best for the Memorial Day Parade croud in Plymouth.

Chilly parade: Although it was tough to tell by the temperatures, Monday was Memorial Day and in Plymouth and Canton that meant a parade down Main Street. The weather didn 't deter Bryan Fin-rock, Jennifer Bence and Jamie Ueda, all from Plymouth, from getting ex-cited about the event.

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Education system fouled, newspaper publisher says

BY R A L P H ECHTINAW STAFF WRITER _ ^ .

Suburban newspaper publisher Phil Power told the Canton Eco-nomic Club on Wednesday that blue-collar workers possess poor skills when compared to their for-eign counterparts.

Power referred to his work on the National Commission on Skills in the American Workforce that con-cluded in a report called "America's Choice" tha t poorly trained workers are not limited tci any one part of the U.S. economy, bfit "characterize our entire work force. ''

So employers, he said, have com-

pensated for a dearth of well-f.traiived workers by breaking up big complex jobs into a bunch of small

' easy jobs. "You can then "displace-

the worker with a machine," Power said, or you can find some poorly skilled guys to do the small easy jobs for peanuts, and they're usual-ly found in Mexico.

" T h e day of the low-skill, high-wage job is over."

Japanese and American employ-ers both complain that there aren't enough job applicants with good ba-sic skills, Power said. But the Japa-nese definition of "basic skil ls" is • so far ahead of the American defini-

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Speaker : Philip Power is the chairman of Suburban Com-munications Corp. , the parent company of the Plymouth and Canton Observer Newspapers.

tion that .it includes knowledge of advanced trigonometry and com-puter programming.

can strategy of using poorly skilled workers to do small easy jobs a "low skill, low productivity, low wage' plan. He prefers a "high skills, high -productivity, high wage" system.

To make that work. Power said we should have greater cooperation between employers and public schools so high school graduates are better prepared to^ackle high-skijl jobs.

Tha t includes having more busi-ness owners on local school boards and setting up apprentice programs whereby kids can learn more on their summer vacation than how to flip hamburgep.

As it is now, he continued, gov-ernment schools are too focused on training kids for college. Concomi-tantly, " the kids that aren't going to go to college . . . we throw them away. We have a terrible school-to-work transition ^vstem."

Also. Power American busi-nesses should invest more money in employee training. All the Ameri-can companies that are really com-petitive interiiatltnally do that, he said.

The changes Power recommends can't come from the federal or state governments, he said — referring to them as "Uncle Whiskers" and "our geniuses In Lansing." respec-tively — but must be implemented by local people If his plan ever reaches fruition. Power said, it will take the form of a "series of alli-ances between local businesses and

. schools." For instance, employers should

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mends. Power sa>d, the United State* will be the world * first ad-vanced third-wbrkl country"

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Lawn bombers strike in Canton A 52-year-old Canton resident

from the 3200 block of Napier told police-- his lawn was bombed the evening of May 18.

The man said he saw the pipe bomb thrown from a passing car, but was unable to describe tBe vehi-cle or its two occupants.

The police report indicates the bomb was made from lVi-inch pipe and probably filled with gunpowder.

Break- in

A Canton man whose address was not -listed in the police report said someone stole cash and jewelry fropi hie house on May 18. \

No "one was home when the re-ported theft occurred, according to the police report, and there was no sign of forced entry.

The man rfaid $30 in cash (taken

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from his son's wallet, which was left in the kitchen), a Mother 's Day ring, emerald ring and wedding ring were missing when he got home. The rings are reportedly worth $1,285.

Hoop h i j inks

A 73-yearnrt!t~woman-told police that her neighbors are being nasty to her regarding a new basketball hoop.

The neighbor installed the hoop 4 feet from the woman's property line in mid-April despite requests to put it elsewhere. The woman told police she feared her new sod would be damaged by people chasing errant

basketballs. The neighbor reportedly told the

woman that he planned to plant shrubbery where she suggested he put the hoop and that he didn't want his lawn damaged.

At the suggestion of Canton's or-dinance officer, the woman, in-stalled a temporary "string fence" on her property line until shrubs could be planted.

Then on May 16, according to the police rep

the victim in a threatening manner that she was going to pull the stakes/string fence up."

Buck head heist

An Ypsilanti man told Canton police May 12 that a Canton busi-nessman stole his deer head.

The man said he dropped the

deer head off at the Ridge Road business for mounting on Nov. 23 last year and left a $120 deposit on the $240 job.

When the man returned to pick up his deer head May 12, he found the business unoccupied. The man told police that "retrieval of his property is (his) main concern."

Tombstone turns up

A Farmington Hills man who works at Gil-Mar Manufacturing on Ron da Drive told police he found a tombstone beside the trash when he took some garbage out.

The tombstone was chipped up and broken in half, according to the police report. The tombstone warf taken to the property room at Can-ton 's police station in case anyone wants to claim it.

McAuley bolsters mental health services The Catherine McAuley Health System has

approved a plan for the redesign of mental health services.

The redesign ensures the continuation of ser-vices that includes inpatient, partial hospitaliza-tion and outpatient services, and adds a commu-nity-based, 24-hour acute care non-hospital component.

"The plan affirms McAuley's commitment to the delivery of quality mental health services and addresses current access issues." said Garry

Faja, CMHS executive vice president and CEO for S t Joseph Mercy Hospital.

Aspects of the service delivery plan include:

• A 24-bed inpatient unit in the St. Joseph Mercy Hospital building. During the next 12 months, beds will also continue to be used at the Center for Mental Health and Chemical De-pendency building.

• Increased partial hospitalization capacity from 18 Xo 45 positions for adolescents and

adults.

• Delivery of outpatient services that facili-tates managed care contractual agreements.

• Development of community-based facilities that provide 24-hour supervised care requiring a less intense level of care than in a hospital.

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Senate bill aids downtown merchants B ) T i m R i c h a r d S t a c y W r i t e r

The Michigan Senate gave a 37-1 boost to a bill aimed at helping downtown merchants meet the mall competition.

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K i d s jo in in worldwide exercise B Y M . B . D I L L O N S T A F F W R I T E R

Talk about large class size. Students and staff at Pioneer

Middle School and Eriksson Ele-mentary were among 7 million chil-dren worldwide taking part in the "All Children Eiercising Simulta-neously" Project from 10-10:15 a-m. Wednesday.

Students stretched, did aerohics.

With the student body of 750 and their teachers warmed up, the clouds gave way to blue sky. Then came the call: "Are you ready for rock and roll?"

To the strains of Tevin Camp-, bell's "Round and Round" and Mi-chael Jackson's "Black and White," s tudents and teachers did an aero-bics routine that proved too much for at least one teacher.

There was no argument from eighth-grader J a m e s Piper. "1 thought it was really good," h« said in the hallway after the program.

"I think they should have more of these. It 's a chance to get some ex-ercise. I don't think we get enough. Kids vegetate a lot."

Pioneer phys ed and math teach-er David Thomann agreed.

"Look at kids' athletic skills.

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Enjoys her exercise: Chrissy Holmes, a Pioneer Middle School sixth grader has a laugh while doing her jumping jacks. Pioneer and Eriksson Elementary students joined seven million people around the globe who took part in the exercise Wednesday.

jumped rope, jogged and walked. ' Schools in all 50 states and in 40

nations joined in the program, en-dorsed by the Terminator himself, Arnold Schwarzenegger.

'A lot of fun'

Michelle Russell, an eighth-grader, put s tudents and staff through their paces with a stretch-ing routine on the field behind Pio-neer.

"It \yas a lot of fan, but I was kind of nervous, standing up in front of the whole school," said Mi-chelle. Solid experience saw her through/'Since 1 have arthritis, there's not a lot I can do," she said. "So I lead the stretches every day in gym"

My chiropractor would have a fit Drive through a subdivision On

physical fitness is," said Groaa. "In order to get anything accomplished in your life, you have to be fit ia both body and mind."

English and American history teacher Mary Kheder said some students were shocked to see teach-ers ac tuary exercise.

"They sometimes see us as these aliens who live and breathe in the learhfris'—lounge—dreaming—UJl_

if he knew I was doing this. He said to lay low for a while," said math teacher J im Walworth. "And my in-surance pays for only part of my chiropractic care."

"I want to know, do we have to do this ," asked seventh- and eighth-grade teacher J an ine Stackpoole, doing rhythmic jumping jacks in what looked like a giant line dance.

"The kids were jus t hoping it wouldn't rain," she said, catching her breath. "They've looked forward to this. I t 's an opportunity they don't always have. I think they real-ly enjoy i t ." ."

you see kids playing baseball and football? No. They're all inside their houses. So obviously, some-thing has to be done."

Leann Gross, who teaches phys ed, health and careers at Pioneer, was instrumental in setting up the program.

"Jim Finn is in tcharge of phys ed programs for the district and Sent us a flyer telling us about the pro-gram," said Gross. The staff took the ball and ran with it.

"We want kids to know if they don't take anything else out of Pio-neer, they know how important

homework," Kheder said with a laugh. "They can' t believe we were out there "

Program a hit

The program was a hit with her students, she added,

"They thought it was really cool. This kind of thing is neat, becauae they get to do a joint school activity, plus it breaks up their day. With spring finally here, they jump at the chance to do something different."

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Long-absent bluebirds are nesting here again 6 Y J O A N N E M A L I S Z E W S K I R A F F W H I T E R

They'rrrrrre back. Bluebirds, that ft.

"They are as blue as the sky. It is jus t wonderful to have them back," aaid Jean Fox, of a member of the Farmington Naturalists Club. M I t 's been awhile — like since the

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Some of the rare birds have now relocated to Heritage Park thank.-to the Farmington Natural is ts Club, whose members put up 16 ^loxes March 1 to attract the birds w i th ' b lue feathers and orange-red breasts.

"The benefit i« the excitement you feel of going out and watching these marvelous little birds,' ' said Don Teets, owner of Backyard Birds. Farmington. "They haven't been seen in Michigan for years i£hey declined 90 percent in a very short t ime."

Tha t ' s because of development which look over farmlands a n d with it old or dead trees where bluebirds nested. Farmers also no longer use wooden fence posts, another favor-ite nesting spot. Pesticides haven't helped either.

"I had never seen a bluebird in Michigan until about three years ago." said Farrningtoh Hills 'natur-

Jue Deiek, a club iiiemlwr alust Joe Plentiful house sparrows — Vhich are not native to Nor th , America and are not protected — haven't helped the bluebird population. They are a natural enemy. "They will kill a whole family to take over a nest,"' Teeta said.

The club's project began after 85-year-old Alan Bolton — a former Farmington native — talked to members about bluebirds. Bolton, who now lives in Fenton. makes Wuebird boxes, which Teets store sells.

•'It got our interest," said Teets. who visited Bolton and was s tunned when he saw ihe rare blue-

birds nesting on the property. "We decided the park would be a great place for the bluebirds."

Don't get dose No doubt the bluebirds ere great

to see. But club members urge park visitors to keep away from the nests and boxes. The birds cannot be dis-turbed and there is no reason to ap-piuath ihf binlk Vou will ggt a bta-ter view from the trail. Besides that . park officials are keeping a watchful e y e

• "The best way to'view them is with a pair of binoculars," Teets said. "We could succeed or fail based on people tampering with the boxes."

T^he d u b bought 10 boxes and donated six and a bluebird,

trail was established in the park. There's rhyme and reason to where and how the boxes are located.

The boxes must be placed in a meadow, not around trees. But the box -should face a large shrub, for example, so when the time is right.

baby bluebirds who art; learning to fly have somewhere relatively safe to land. .

If located properly, the threat from house sparrows can be re-moved. "Location and the s ire of the box has everything the blue-birds are looking for." Teeta said.

The boxes are paired — one for bluebirds qnd one for their pals.

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By late March, club members no-ticed that bluebirds had arrived at their new home. The male bluebird usually locales the box for the female. "He will care for his little lady friend. If she accepts the home he has found, they're in business." Teets s&id.

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RICHARD I. WOLFE JR.

Services for Richard I. Wolfe J r . , t l , of C a n t o n were Saturday. May 16, at W a r d Presbyter ian Church . Livonia, writh burial in Glen Eden Memoria l Park .

He was born April 6. 1941. in High land Park . He died May 13. in Harpe r Grace Hospi tal . He came the conumrtr i ty^TrT9T2andprevi-ously resided in Highland Park. He was employed for 20 years, working in var ious pos t s fro the Wayne Coun ty Board of Commissioners .

He g radua t ed from Highland Pa rk High School in 1959. graduat -ed f rom the University of Michigan in 1972. H e served in the Army a n d was a m e m b e r of the Nat ional Asso-cia t ion of Count ies , Michigan Asso-cia t ion of Count ies and World Fu-ture Society of Washington, D C .

He is survived by his wife, Ant je E. Wolfe of Canton; parents , Rich-ard Wolfe Sr. of Harsens Is land, Mich, a n d J e a n Wolfe of Har sens I s land; th ree daughters . Pamela Wil loughby of Canton; Hea ther Wolfe of C a n t o n and Marisa Wolfe of C a n t o n ; three brothers, J a m e s Wolfe of Bloomfield Hills, T h o m a n Wolfe of Bloomfield Hills and Mark Wolfe of Royal Oa.k.

T h e Rev. Dr. Bartlett L. Hess of-ficiated the service. Arrangements were made by Harry J . Will Funeral , Home.

LESTER A. BAKKE Services for Lester A. Bakke, 71.

of P l y m o u t h were Sa tu rday . May 16, at F i rs t Uni ted Methodis t Church , with burial in Whi te Chap-el Cemetery . Troy.

He was born Aug. 15, 1920. in Great Fal ls . Mont. , and died May 13 in Livonia. He came to Plym-outh 25 years ago from Dearborn. He was a member of the First Uni t -ed Me thod i s t Church of P lymouth , t he P l y m o u t h Rock Masonic Lodge No. 47 a n d the Moslem Temple . H e retired 12 years ago as a supervisor at Hydramat i c , General Motors, in Ypsi lan t i a f te r 30 years. He served in the U.S. Navy in World War II in the Pacific.

He is survived by his wife. J e a n Bakke of P lymouth ; one son, Mi-

chael Bakke of Kalamazoo; two daughters , Lili Donaldson of Can-ton a n d Barbara Erander of Hill-man , Mich.; one brother , C laude Bakke of Troy; one sister, Agnes Schneider of Arizona; seven grand-children and one great-grandchild.

T h e Rev. J o h n N. Grenfell J r . of-ficiated the service. Memorial con-t r ibu t ions T e m p l e Association Crippled Chil-dren Fund . *

Arrangements were made by Schrader Funeral Home.

CAMILLA L. BARTLETTE Services for Camil la L. Bart let te ,

85, of Livonia were Saturday. May 16. at Schrader Funeral Home, with burial was in Riverside Cemetery. P lymouth .

She was born -July 22, 1906 in Plymouth and died May 13 in Livo-nia. She moved to Livonia f rom P lymouth 40 years ago. She worked at Minerva Dunnings in P lymouth , retiring in 1972. She was a member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Ea-gles of Nocthville and was a mem-ber of T h e Round Table Club.

She is survived by her husband , -Carl M. Bar t le t te of Livonia; two njeces; one nephew; and eight brothers and sisters.

T h e Rev. Phi l ip Rodgers Magee officiated the service. Memorial cont r ibut ions may b e given to Michigan Heart Associat ion.

Arrangements were made by Schrade r Funeral Home.

JAMES L. BULLINGTON Services for James 'L . B»ll ington.

74. of Wes t l and were Sa turday . May 16. at Schrader Funera l H o m e . '

Mr . Bull ington was born April 23, 1918 in Vienna. Ga. He died May 13 in West land . He formerly lived in P lymouth . He was a member of the B t r e a n Bible Church and a former member of t he Plymouth Rotary. He was a member of t he P lymouth Mason ic Lodge and a pas t high priest of the Royal Arch M a s o n s of Livonia. He served in the U.S. Navy.

He is survived hv his wife, Chris-t i na Bull ington of West land; one

daughter . J u d y Tesar of Ka lama zoo; one son, Steven of T h o u s a n d . Oaks , Calif.; two grandchildren a n d one brother , Horace Bull ington of Georgia.

T h e Rev. J o h n Sh inn officiated the service. Memorial con t r ibu t ions may be given to Hospice of Western W a y n e County .

Arrangement* w»re made by

ter, Dorothy Meissner of Ft . Myers, Fla.; 9 grandchildren.

T h e Rev. George Charnley , of St . J o h n Neurhann Cathol ic C h u r c h , officiated the service. Ar rangements were made by Pawlus Funeral Home in Canton.

SISTER SUE ANNE BRORBY Schrade r Funeral Home.

DR. JAMES ROBERT RITCHIE Services for Dr. J a m e s Ritchie,

83, formerly of Plymouth were Fri-, day, May 22. at Vermeulen T r u s t 100 Funera l Home in P lymouth . Bur ia l was in Holy Sepulchre Cem-eteiy. Southf ield.

Dr. Ritchie was b o m J a n . 31, 1909. in Detroit . He died Wednes -day, May 20, in Lima. Ohio. He lived in Sou th Lyon and was as vet-e r inar ian for 25 years. He a t t e n d e d Wayne S ta te and Michigan S ta t e for his veterinarian degree. He was a veter inar ian for Detroit Race track a n d Hazel Park Race track from 1969-1974.

Dr. Ritchie is survived by h is wife. Irene M.: son, Robert of Lima, Ohio,. 3 daugthers , Chery l Allmon of Coldwater, Mich., Eileen Bogusky of Fen ton , Mich., and Karen C lu te of Fenton; 6 grandchildren.

T h e Rev. Robert L. Miller of S t . J o h n ' s Episcopal Church in Plym-ou th officiated the service. Memori-al cont r ibut ions may be sen t to Al-zheimer 's Association, Detroi t Area Chap te r . 17251 W. 12 Mile Road Sui te 109, Southfield. Michigan 48076.

ELEANORE BLASCAK— Services for. Eleanore Blascak. 63.

of Can ton were Wednesday, May 20, a t St . John Neumann Church . Can ton . Burial was in S t . Hedwig Cemetery.

Mrs Blascak was born May 17, 1928, in Detroit . S h e died Sa tu rday , May 16, in Botsford Hospi tal . She was a homemaker .

Mrs . Blascak is survived by her h u s b a n d . Albert C. Blascak; 4 daughte rs , Karen Slone of Can ton . Judy" Oswell of West land . Mary Ann Bugeja of Canton, Barbara Rut-knw>ki of Canton; The la te Carol Blascak; 1 son, Allan Blascak; 1 sis-

Sister Sue AnneBro rby , S .M.R. , aged 56. who died in P l y m o u t h of cancer on April 28, af ter a long ill-ness. A Mass of Chr i s t i an bur ia l was celebrated at Gesu C h u r c h on May 1. followed by bur ia l in Holy Sepulcher Cemetery i n Sou thf ie ld .

Born in Grand Rapids , on J a n . 21,1936, Sister Brorby was gradua t -ed from St. Mary 's of Redford High School and entered the S i s te r s of Mary Reparatr i* in Detroi t on Aug-us t 22,1955. She received a bache-lor 's degree from Mary grove College a n d her Ph.D. in clinical psychology f rom the University of Detroit in J u n e 1980.

Sister Brorby's involvement in t he work of her own congregation included being director of growth and development programs in New York and Detroit a n d par t ic ipa t ion in internat ional chap te r s a n d for-mat ion meetings as well as being novice directress, active in t h e asso-cia te program and honorary presi-dent of the auxiliaries of Mary Re-paratr ix. She also worked with other congregations in their in ter-novi t i -

| a te programs in Canada , P u e r t o Rico and the Dominican Republ ic .

For many years Sis ter Brorby served as ful l - t ime staff psycholo-gist at Wests ide Men ta l Hea l th Serv ice and Char les P. Mered i th

Pastora l Council l A P C l in Detroi t from 1975-1979, she was a lso presi-den t of the Active Fr iends of t he Homeless (AFOTH) and on the board of the Women and Ch i ld r en ' s sanctuary and P lymouth Uni t ed Way.

Sister Brorby is survived by her mother , Mrs . Kathryn Brorby, a n d her brothers TttHV-and Bruui . an aun t and nieces.

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- - I O A ( P . C ) The Ob&erver/b/l ON DAY, May 25, 1992 The Ob&erver/MosDAV. May 2 5 , 1 9 9 2 * 1 1 A

W T U A awards contract b i d s

In order to send first sewage flows by the fall of 1993. t he Wes te rn T o w n s h i p s Uti l i t ies Author i ty has awarded bids for t he pro jec t ' s sec-ond phase .

Executive director Deloris Newell s a i d . b i d s s u b m i t t e d by the th ree

companies are wi i t s set by WTUA.

" N o t only do we have firms thai have well-establ ished repu ta t ions , b u t we have b ids t ha t once again put t he W T U A project on schedu le a n d unde r budget . " she said.

Low bidders are Ra inbow Con-st ruct ion Co. of Livonia , to bu i ld a force ma in from Haggerty to Beck Road for $3.1 mil l ion; Ric -Man Construct ion Co. Inc. of S te r l ing Heights , for a force m a i n from Michigan Avenue a n d Beck Road to t he Ypsilanti t r e a t m e n t p lant at $12.6 million; a n d M e r r i m a n Con s t ruc t ion , for the p u m p s t a t i o n to send t reated water f rom the plant back to the lower Rouge River; at

nearly $3 mill ion. Both Ra inbow Cons t ruc t ion Co.

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W T U A c h a i r m a n T o m Yack, also visor, sa id

the "awarding of t hese phase - two cont rac ts m e a n s W T U A is taking the final s t ep in keeping a promise made to r e s i d e n t s of Canton , Northvi l le a n d P l y m o u t h town-ships in 1986.

" W e would provide them with a waste water t r a n s p o r t a t i o n system tha t would i n s u r e con t inued growth and control ovet- cos t s , " Yack said.

" " In six years we have done exact-ly "that a n d we are on schedule. ' Yack said.

Allegations of cronyism have been m a d e by pol i t ica l opponents of W T U A officials , b u t a s ta te investi-gation .recently f o u n d no violations of s ta te lav,-.

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More t h a n 1,100 gas s t a t ions in Michigan, inc lud ing 206 in W a y n e Coun ty a n d 14 in Ply-m-o u t h a n d Can ton , are p u m p i n g gas for hand icapped people a t self-serve prices. .

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Michigan ' s 6,500 gas s ta t ions , bu t Denise McCour t of t h e Asso-c ia ted P e t r e ' m I n d u s t r i e s of Michigan is p leased never the-less. '

"We*thought t h e response was ter r i f ic ." she sa id . "All we did was send them pos t ca rds (ask ing s t a t i o n s to par t ic ipa te) , a n d all t h e s e guys sent t h e m b a c k ' "

T h e par t i c ipa t ing s t a t i o n s are l i s ted in a booklet called P u m p Gtride. pub l i shed by m e m b e r s of t h e pet ro leum indus t ry .

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More t h a n 25,000 copies of the booklet havt will be d i s t r i b u t e d through han-dicap organ iza t ions throughout the s ta te .

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Bohl. who has worked at West for the pa.st-21 years, was '~nominated fof t h e Extra Miler Award by staff m e m b e r s at her school T h e avfcard was presented by Board T m s i e e Barbara Graham.

Noted as a "f lexible a n d adapt-able pe r son . " Bohl serves a s t he au-dio-visual supervisor and lunch-room supervisor, as well a> working

locker room duty a n d managing the school store.

As aud io-v i sua l supervisor . Bohl orders a n d r e t u r n s all films used by the West staff . T h i s often, requires her to work a f te r school and on weekends. She a l so t r a ins s tuden t s how to use t he aud io-v i sua l equip-ment so t ha t they can assist the i r teachers.

Among the ex t ra ef for ts referred to by her n o m i n e e s were the t ime and energy she s p e n d s tu tor ing stu dents , her wi l l ingness to help stu-den t s prepare v i sua l a i d s for class-room reports a n d her abili ty to give

s t u d e n t s a feeling of worth a n d self-es teem.

Bohl played an i n s t r u m e n t a l role in organizing a n d p l ann ing the school store at West . T h e proceeds f rom the store h a w been used to pu rchase audio-v isua l e q u i p m e n t a n d books for the media center .

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In recognizing Bohl as an " E x t r a Mi le r , " T r u s t e e G r a h a m p r e s e n t e d her wi th a Extra Mi le r cert if icate, a pin of the Flag of Liber ty a n d Learn ing a n d a d in ing cer t i f icate for two dona ted by the Mayflower Ho-tel in P lymou th .

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couple s . home a b o u t TO p-tn. Wednesday, according to police. But she died wi th in hour s at Ponti-ac General Hospi ta l .

T h e couple ' s home was in the 5600 block of Fox H u n t Drive, in a fashionable ne ighborhood south of W a l n u t Lake Road, wi th in a mile of the police complex.

" I t ' s a clear case of murder-sui-cide," said police Chief Ron Cronin, who said Mrs . B i n d e r filed for di-vorce the day before she was killed.

Officers a n d E M S uni t s were summoned to t h e h o m e of Michael and Linda B inder by her mother . Ester G u t m a n . according to the po-lice report. S h e was temporar i ly liv-ing at t h e h o m e to h e l p her daugh-ter with the couple ' s only child.

J u s t i n , who had undergone eye sur-gery earlier in t he day at Detroit Ch i ld ren ' s Hospi ta l .

" S h e ' s d e a d , my d a u g h t e r ' s dead ," a d i s t r augh t Mrs . G u t m a n reportedly told t h e first officer at t he scene. " H e shot her . "

Mrs. Binder h a d been shot at least twice and was laying under a t ab l e in t he b reakfas t nook, police said. T h e smell of gunpowder was st i l l f resh.

Pa ramed ic s adminis te red C P R a n d other first aid measures, t hen rushed her to Pon t i ac General.

J u s t i n slept through the entire, episode, police said.

As an officer was phoning police headquar t e r s to ask for an all-po in t s bul le t in , a telephone opera-tor broke into t he conversat ion, say-ing she h a d an emergency call from the woman ' s h u s b a n d , police said.

T h e operator said t he caller, want-ed to talk with h is wife. Police did not reveal any o ther par t s of t he conversat ion. T h e call was subse-quent ly traced to a fast-food restau-rant in Cl inton Township , police said.

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lice said t he v ic t im ' s brother. Leon ard G u t m a n , h a d arrived a t t he home. Police sa id G u t m a n told them Michae l B inder had come to h is office t h a t a f te rnoon .

He told t h e m h i s brother-in-law, described as normal ly "aloof a n d condescending," seemed "edgy a n d nervous."

G u t m a n also reportedly told po-lice t h a t Michae l Binder ' s pa ren t s are bur ied in C l in ton Township , in Hebrew Memor ia l P a r k near Mt . Clemens.

After C l in ton T o w n s h i p police were a ler ted , t hey found Binder ' s car, a 1986 b l u e Volvo, Cronin s a i d

Binder h a d appa ren t ly shot him-self once in t he head with the same pistol u sed to kill h is wife, Cronin s a i d

Michael Binder , 40, had been a special a s s i s t a n t at torney general since 1988, according to Chr i s DeWitt , a spokesman for Attorney General P rank J . Kelley.

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. Carol Boll mar . Jack Farrow and James Mills will offer remarks and answer questions 7:25-10:26 a.m. Wednesday and 12:15-2:15 p.m. Fri-day-

Trustees Barbara Graham and E J . McClendon will be-on hand 12:15-2:15 p.m. Wednesday and 7:25-10:26 a.m. Friday. Candidate Marilyn Schwinn will at tend as able.

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in the Salem Upper Auditorium. On Friday, students and candidates will meet in the Canton Little The-ater. Close Up and government teachers will serve as moderators.

Close Up teachers Bill Gretzinger and Mike McCauley said students are "very interested in learning more about candidates' views on education and their opinions on the future direction of the district. Stu -dents a lsoar t in ieres tedTn working on the campaign trail."

Candidates Tim Vetter of Canton and Christopher Gearns of Plym-outh have dfopped out of the race due to constraints on their time.

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Participants raise pledges for the humane society.

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The Epilepsy Center of Michigan is trying to persuade people to con-centrate their walking energies and march those five miles all at once in their June 20 Summer Stroll for Epilepsy.

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In addition to helping fund the search for a cure to epilepsy, walk-ers can attend a post-walk tent par ty featuring free food, beverages and music by the Polish Muslims. For information and a pledge -sheet, write the Epilepsy Center of Michi-gan. 3800 Woodward Ave., Seventh Floor. Detroit, Ml 48201-.

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The Ross Perot candidacy will work against Pres ident George Bush, says Democratic Nat ional I 'hair Hon Brown.

" I t sho^s two-thirds of the voters are disenchanted with the adnj in is-T,'aiion. Brown told p u n y workup last week in Lansing.

Bmwn apoke in Har t -Kennedy House in the morning a n d at mid-da . to an AFL-CIO convention, many of whose leaders will be dele-gales to the Democratic Nat ional Convention.

Party leaders recently completed the Michigan slate of 159 delegates to the national convention, which starts loly 13 in New York City.

Arkansas Gov. Bill Cl inton (C) wi.n 73 delegates, based on h is 50 percent showing in the March 17 primary- former California Gov. Jer-r> Brown IB) has 38 for his 26 per-cent showing; former Sen. Paul Tscngas <T) of Massachuse t t s has 20 because of his 16 percent tally; an.i the remaining 38 are un-pledged. Sens. Tom Hark in of Iowa and Bob Kerry of Nebraska and maverick Lyndon LaRouche were on fhe ballot but d idn ' t qualify- for ilejegates.

Democrats allocated their dele-gates among the current 18 congres-sional districts,' not o"n the new 16 which take effect th i s election". Thei r selection procedure was large-ly in place prior to the April 15 fed-eral court redrawing of "Michigan's congressional map.

Here are area delegates a n d the candida tes to whom they are pledged: .

•2ND DISTRICT. Paul Miller <B> of Dexter. Dana Barton iBl of Ann Arbor. Ann Graham (C) of Jackson, Jon Grossman (C) of Ann Arbor and Pandaora Kats ikas <T) of Ann Arbor.

1 4 T H D I S T R I C T : D a r l e n e . Berent (B) of Madison Heights. Joyce Lalonde of East Detroit . Tony Ventimiglia of East Detroit and Rick Flynn of Ster l ing Heights (all Cj.

15TH DISTRICT; Har less Scott (B) of Taylor, Deidre Joan i s se iBl of Canton, Richard McKnight (C) of Westland and Eileen DeHar t <Ct of West land.

17TH DISTRICT: Larry Lewis (B) of Detroit. Arissie Evans (C) of Southfield, Mar tha Kinney (C) of Pleasant Ridge (C). F reman Hen-drix (C) of Detroit and s t a t e Rep. Maxine Berman (T) of Southf ie ld .

18TH D I S T R I C T : Bob Lent (B) of.Shelby Township , Mickey Melt-zer (C) of Bi rmingham. Gail Nolin ( O of Sylvan Lake. Don Tucker (Ti of Birmingham, and Bertha Bower--1

man (T> of Birmingham

P L E O (party leader and elected officiAl* —(Triv: flames Blanch'ard (C) of Beverly Hills, W a y n e C o u n t y E x e c u t i v e E d McNamara (C) of Livonia, deputy Wayne executive Dave KaU: (C) of Livonia.

AT LARGE: M a n Ryan Taras (C) of Bi rmingham. Zina Kramer (C) of Birmingham.

AT LARGE A L T E R N A T E S : Barbara Johnson <B) of Livonia,

a Secretary of S ta te manager; Ron Thayer (C> of West Bloomfield. for-mer aide to Blanchard; and Pat Keros <T> of West Bloomfield.

U N P L E D G E D ADD-ON DELE G A T E S : Ste l la Evangel i s ta of Bloomfield Hills.

U N P L E D G E D P L E O ' DELE GATES:

State chair Gary Corbia of Lans-ing, L'.S. Sens. Donald Riegle and Carl Levin, a n d all incumbent Democratic U.S. representatives in-cluding Sander Levin of Southfield, William Ford of Ypsilanti , and Dennis Hertel of Harper Woods.

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T h e heat is on as abort ion r ights advocates looking toward the Aug-us t primaries get together to garner support for pro-choice candidates .

"We're in for a long, hot s u m m e r . . . bu t it will be an interes t ing one," said State Rep. J a n Dolan, R-Farjnington Hills.

slung wilii lllltt- otner pro choiced supporters — Maxine Ber-man, D-Southfield, Barbara Dobb, R-West Bloomfield, and Shirley Johnson , R-Royal Oak — spoke re-cently before a near-capacity crowd of National Organization for Wom-

(NOW) members . O a k l a n d Chapter , in Oak Park.

T h e panel of representatives, dubbed the "fearless four" by N O W board member Marion McCracken of Farmington, is among those now on an active campaign to see Victo-

ries in the primary elections for abortion rights supporters.

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"The only way,we are going to see the numbers in Lansing i t 1 j m l [<J gel our bills passed is t<r focus on getting pro-choioe candi-dates elected, even one at a t ime if we have to." said Dobb.

Dobb. who r e p r e s e n t s Wes t Bloomfield. Orchard Lake and Kee-go Harbor, is known for her one-vote victory agairis* a controversial Debbie Schlussel in the 1990 p p . mary.

NQW is reporting tha t , in light of this year's redistrictuig, a large turnover of seats in the Michigan House of Representat ives as well as

in the s tate congressional delega-tion is expected. Current ly, 43 pro-choice representatives are i n the state House:

To achieve N O W a No. 1 stated goal of a pro-choice major i ty in the legislature, supporters are stressing communicat ion, voter identif ies- , tion. volunteer .-pmpaitm ht-ln tVir

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"We need to bui ld bridges with pro-choice candidates . . . a few hours a week and a few dollars. We. can do it . . . we really Can." said Johnson, representative for Royal Oak. And Johnson pra ises her fel-low pro-choice advocates for their efforts in the state House.

" I n spi te of our losses we have wonderful, ar t iculate spokesper-. sons. We have strength in spi te of our n u m b e r s . O u r c red ib i l i t y

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Feathers fly over 'family values' in show LI G H T E N UP, FOLKS! I T S •

ONLY A TV SHOW!

Whew! T h a t fel t good. I 've b e e n wan t ing to say it for a lmos t a week now. Ever s ince l i t t le D a n n y Qaayle . the v iceprcQidonLo i the l in i t ^ e d S t a t e s , b l amed M u r p h y Brown for t t l e riots in Los Angeles. . O K , so he d idn ' t ac tua l ly b l a m e her fo r t h e riots, bu t he w a s b l a the r ing a b o u t t h e erosion of fami ly va lues a n d t h e f a m i l y s t ruc tu re a n d t h e n he j u m p e d On television for i ts con t r ibu-t i on t o t h i s s i tua t ion .

Specif ica l ly he b las ted the now-in-fiam'ous season-closer of " M u r p h y Brown . - ' in which M u r p h y , p regnant by he r former h u s b a n d , goes a h e a d and h a s t h e child ( shudder ) " o u t of wed lock . " . H e b lamed M u r p h y for "mock ing the i m p o r t a n c e of f a t h e r s by bea r ing a c h i l d a lone ." Now I've never known of a c a s e in which a w o m a n had m u c h h e l p f rom a m a n in bearing a child, bu t t h a t ' s ano the r story.

Anyway, t h e news m e d i a r epor t ed t h e speech a n d everybody got in on the act .

George B u s h tr ied to s t ay ou t of it (so w h a t e lse is new?), bu t h i s spokes-m a n . M a r l i n Fi tzwater . j u m p e d in a n d t h e n s t a r t e d sc rambl ing in a l t d i ree - : , t ions .

At first, he sa id he agreed wi th Dan-ny.

" T h e concern now is t h a t t h e glorifi-ca t ion of l ife a s an unwed m o t h e r . . . d o e s not do good service to m o s t unwed m o t h e r s who are not highly pa id g lamorous a n c h o r women . "

T h e n , a few minu t e s la ter , he cal led the repor te rs back to say t h a t he d i d n ' t m e a n to cri t icize the show.

" T h e M u r p h y Brown show is a n ex-cel lent show," he said. " T h e fact is she is d e m o n s t r a t i n g pro-life va lues , which we t h i n k are good."

B u t t h e n D a n n y took isBue wi th Fi tzwater a n d said the show d i d n ' t d e m o n s t r a t e pro-life va lues .

F i tzwate r back-pedaled aga in a n d fi-

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nal ly offered to mar ry Candice Bergan . who 'p lays M u r p h y . T h e p rob lem, of course , is t h a t whi le M u r p h y is s ingle, C a n d i c e i sn ' t .

T h e n B u s h finally expla ined t ha t w h a t D a n n y m e a n t to say was t h a t Re-p u b l i c a n s t h i n k two-paren t f ami l i e s are be t te r t h a n one -pa ren t ones .

And t h e h everybody got in to the ac t , all s t i r red u p , of course , by t h e news med ia .

B a r b a r a L is t ing , head of Right t o

Li fe of Michigan, pra ised M u r p h y be-cause she " faced a very dif f icul t s i t ua -t ion a n d accep ted a gTeat deal of re-spons ib i l i t y . "

P r o Choice people, on t h e o the r h a n d , sa id she s imply d id what they have been advocat ing all along — she m a d e a choice and her choice was t o have t h e b§by ra the r t h a n having a n abor t ion .

T h e news med ia j u s t wallowed in t h e f renzy t h a t th«y_were largely responsi-ble for s t i r r ing up . T h e y hadn ' t h a d a n y t h i n g t h i s good t o sensa t iona l i ze s ince t h e Bil l C l in ton ex t ra -cur r icu la r -ac t iv i ty af fa i r .

C N N a n d all t he ne tworks a i red t h e story1. N e w s p a p e r s had a field day.

T h e Free Press f o u n d a B i r m i n g h a m w o m a n who, a t 40. had a chi ld o u t of -wedlock a n d frho not only re la ted t o t h e " M u r p h y Brown" ep isode bu t w a s will ing t o have her s tory sp la shed all over Page 1 of the Big Daily. T h e s a m e i s s u e carr ied a c o l u m n on the op in ion page by a Los Angeles Daily News

wr i t e r who sa id M u r p h y w a s s e n d i n g t h e "wrong message . " M o r e c o l u m n s c a m e later.

T h e Det ro i t N e w s p layed t h e s tory o n Page 1 a n d referred readers t o a n ed i to r ia l , two c o l u m n s a n d a f e a t u r e on o lhee T V shows t h a t h a d c o n t r i b u t e d t o t h e decl ine of mora l va lue s . T h e lat-t e r s tory was, a d m i t t e d l y , s o m e w h a t tongue- in -cheek .

C o l u m n i s t s l ike Car l R o w a n a n d pop-psycho log i s t s l ike J o y c e B r o t h e r s (oops! M a k e t h a t D R . J o y c e B r o t h e r s ) h a d the i r say. H e a d l i n e wr i t e r s pu l l ed all t he s tops a n d t h e New York Dai ly N e w s (as u sua l ) c a m e u p w i t h t h e best e n t r y in t h i s category: " Q u a y l e t o M u r -p h y Brown: YOU T R A M P ! "

B u t so w h a t ? _ W h y h a s t h e coun t ry gone n u t s over

a n ep i sode of " M u r p h y B r o w n " ? I T ' S O N L Y A T V S H O W ! D o e s n ' t a n y o n e u n d e r s t a n d t h a t ?

Jack Gladden is a copy editor with the Observer & Eccentric Newspapers.

A l i t t l e c o r r u p t i o n h e l p s t o s m o o t h t h i n g s a l o n g

Chances are the l i t t le leak in Chi-cago t ha t f looded u n d e r g r o u n d downtown recent ly will cost

f o l k s the re a round $1 bi l l ion. It could h a v e been plugged ear l ier for a b o u t $20,000. T h e problem is the lack of cor-r u p t i o n .

T h e r e ' s a certain i rony here. If Chi-cago d i d n ' t invent the word co r rup t ion . t h e y cer ta inly p u t it in capi ta l le t te rs for all t h e world to see.

"Actually the word co r rup t ion is too s t r o n g - o f a w o r d I t V o l d s t y l f r b u s i - —1 hole plugging^project. n e s s relationships. In the old days , t h e cu r r en t Mayor Daley 's old m a n w o u l d have given a bro ther - in- law the c o n t r a c t to plug t h e leak for $30,000. It w o u l d hm'fc i w tile u x past-rs an fcura $10,000 or so, bu t who would worn ' w h e n the big n u m b e r is $1 b i l l ion.

T h e problem in Chicago, as in o ther

Amer ican ci t ies , is governmervTfeform-ers a n d newspapers who h a n d - i n - h a n d will goof u s down the d ra in , if we don ' t s t o p t hem.

M a k i n g su re someth ing is so s q u e a k y clean it wouldn ' t m a k e a n u n b l u s h is one sure way to kill a project or s t o p needed repairs f rom be ing made . A l i t t le of tha t s eemed t o be hap-pen ing in Chicago where s o m e govern-m e n t geek was wait ing for everyone wi th a shovel to t u rn in a b i d on the

And when it comes to c o n s t r u c t i o n b ids , t h ings a re never w h a t t h e y seem. T h e low bid f rom a goof ball firm can end u p cos t ing the tax payer five t imes

iqi'.ni i l ian tin1 t'iil T h e n the re ' s the world of payoffs in

t h e cons t ruc t ion bus iness . T h e y hap-pen all t he t ime , and it wou ld t ake an

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At one poin t in college. I was a bag II:JII in tin1 t u n M n i u i n n .'YNU'I

shovel . Bu t w h e q the i n s p e c t o r f rom t h e gas

c o m p a n y came by. I went in to ac t ion . T h e gas c o m p a n y will remaine un-n a m e d . b u t there are only two a n d t h e s a m e s tory could app ly t o e i ther .

T h e deal was t ha t gas pipeB were to be bur ied th ree feet u n d e r the g r o u n d . T h a t s o u n d s logical o n a no rma l c i ty s t ree t , bu t th ings are d i f fe ren t in roll-ing t e r ra in where th ree feet u n d e r t h e g round h a s d i f fe ren t mean ings .

B e c a u s e of t ha t , t h e r e were p l e n t y of d i s p u t e s between the c o n t r a c t o r I w a s work ing for a n d the gas c o m p a n y in-spector . T h e s e were u s u a l l y se t t l ed by t h f tiiri>man wHvint' at me i n t a k e a

At t h a t po in t t h e i n s p e c t o r w o u l d u s u a l l y head back t o h i s t r u c k for a n a p .

T h e result was t h a t for a few bo t t l e s of whiskey, bo th t h e gas c o m p a n y a n d i t s c u s t o m e r s got t h e j o b d o n e c h e a p e r a n d wi th no sa fe ty h a z a r d s .

B u t t h a t w a s 20 years ago. T h e s e d a y s it would have t a k e n a room fu l l of lawyers a n d gove rnmen t i n s p e c t o r s a m o n t h a n d a b o u t a $1 mi l l i on t o solve s u c h a d i s p u t e wi th a con t r ac to r .

I t ' s j u s t too b a d we c a n ' t go b a c k to t h e old days when one b o t t l e of C a n a -d i a n C l u b was wor th more t h a n 10 law-yers . I t ' s no wonde r t h a t t h i n g s a re on t h e rocks.

Actual ly it was bo t t l e man . I was p u t -t ing in gas p ipe for a contractor , s p e n d -ing m o s t of m y d a y s in a d i tch wi th a

case of C a n a d i a n C l u b whiskey ou t of h is t ruck a n d place it in the i n spec to r ' s t ruck .

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In a campaign of code words, three rivals are seeking to be Re-publican national committeewoman from Michigan.

Rarely does the public »ee,a na-tional committee member at work. The job is fund-raising and bolster-ing the spirits of the party faithful.

Ronna Romney of Bloomfield Hills emerged from the Head lee for Governor campaign.eight years ago to win the job. Seeking a third term from delegates to the GOP national convention, she is being challenged by. Betsy DeVos of Grand Rapids and Andrea Fischer of Bihningham.

There's no salary but some travel reimbursement. The GOP National Committee picks the national chair and sets the national budget. Mem-ber* may do any number of jobs at the state level.

Delegates to the Oakland County GOP convention heard from the Romney. Fischer and a stand-in for DeVos. Here is what they said and, with the help of assorted delegates who asked to remain anonymous, the meaning of the code words.

" I had hoped I could run unop-posed," said Romney. 48, promising this would be her last term. She an-nounced early so that successors can have "four years to prove them-selves."

In the job you "'drivp and drive and drive and raise money. I invited some people to my house for dinner one night, and they asked how much . i t would cost."

When her predecessor, Ranny Riecker, left after 14 years^ "she hadn't.loat her luster, and neither have I."

Translation: I've done the job. at great personal sacrifice. I'm not over the full. My rivals have yet to prove themselves

Betsy DeVos, 38, comes from the Grand Rapids political and busi- • ness family. Her letter was read by Lori Packer, a 1988 Robertson for President campaigner who stuck with the party.

The GOP needs candidates "who share our values . . The word "values" is repeated later.

"Like each of you, I have distrib-uted literature, put up yard signs, recruited volunteers, worked on

campaigns from local school board to president." DeVos emphasized her "grass root* experience" *s a county and district party chair.

Translation: My rivals' divorces lurk in the background: I started at the bottom, not the top The relig-ious right plays a role.

Fischer, 33, of Birmingham, ia "a working mother (with) a sucoeaafu'. career" as an attorney at Miller Canfield, her literature saya. She started by working on housing ar-rangement ? for the 1980 national convention in Detroit.

Fischer ia an Oakland University trustee, former board member of the Michigan Strategic Fund (per F}n-gler appointments) and former aide to then-VP George Bush.

"In 1988 I went out and helped Engler raise over $1 million. You helped me . . .

"When Brooks Patterson came to me two years ago and said I want to run for county executive. I said I'm here and started "right away, and that 's why he's on board with me. When the governor asked for help on Cut & Cap (property tax cut). I got out there, got petitions signed.

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"When people ask me for help, I respond."

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Prognosis: Young rivals don't want to wait for Romney to retire. Her divorce, after authoring pop psych books, has hurt.

Gov. Engler is taking no part, a rarity for him.

DeVos has a handicap: The na-tional committeeman, Chuck Yob, also is from Grand Rapids, and Re-publicans believe in geographic ticket balancing.

Romney could survive. But the clear lesson is that it's unwise to hang onto a political job too long.

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Soaking up sun, ideas at culinary convention

There's something about Miami. Fla. that helps turn a person's mind in to a culinary ob-session.

Having just returned from a week in the sunny south, yours truly attended his third International Association of Culinary Professionals annual con-vention. About 600 of us convened upon Miami and she showed us some pretty exotic culinary treasures.

Maybe it was the caramboUs. known north of the Mason-Dixon line as star fruit, sweet and delectable and made into everything from chutney to a syrupy sweet dessert sauce. It might have been the aroma of the guavas that were sliced, diced, pureed and poached and then made into a tea cake that melted in your mouth with a sampling of pure Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee. Then again, maybe it was the slightly chewy taste of the local treasure, conch, that was frittered and fried into every known shape and

" size. Whatever it was, I soaked it in faster than the noon day sun can blister your skin.

In addition to working sessions that featured the likes of Jul ia Child. Joe Baum from the Rainbow-Room and Chuck Williams of Williams-Gonoma fame and many more of the folks who mold the foun-

d a t i o n for the cooking ndustry. 1 took it upon myself to'test for what the IACP claims to be. a Certified Culinary Professional (CCP).

Chef passes test

After a three-hour written exam featuring ques-tions on nutrition, sanitation, food chemistry and general culinary knowledge, my months of study and review of all the major cookbooks and study guides paid off with a passing grade and a new title. My peers questioned my reasoning for taking the test, many of whom retake two or three times before re-ceiving a passing grade. Did 1 really think the new title will bring me more money? Hardly. Fame and adulation also had little to do with it as most people could really care less. I took the test, as 1 explained to Jeanne Sarna, Certified Home Economist, to test my own knowledge of food, where it comes from, how to keep it and where it goes. Testees are not given a grade, only a designation as whether or not they passed. Aid thank the deaf lord, I passed!

In addition to meeting the movers and shakers of the food world, the conference also afforded me an opportunity to learn more about the exotic foods from the Carribean. Miami is home to a diverse array of ethnic groups. Even though pork is pork, when slathered with a mango chutney or seasoned with Jamaican jerk seasoning, new flavors and tastes resurrected. A personal favorite wasj,he wise array of plaintain preparations I discovered. Plantain is a quasi vegetable-banana that can be served unripe, ripe, raw, cooked, fried or baked. Available locally in many vegetable markets, the plantain's Cuban heri-tage excelled in diversity of preparation and you can bet that it will become a popular dish on the Janes Gang table.

Area well represented

You can rest assured that metro Detroit was well represented at the conference. In addition to Nell Benedict, longtime Oakland County food demonstra-tor, Mary Rebelski and Kathleen O'Neill, co-owners of the chic Canape Cart catering company in Royal Oak. there was Toula Patsalis, co-owner of Kitchen Glamour.

Patsalis also received an award for.placing as one of the top three finalists in the Noilly-Prat Vermouth international recipe contest with her recipe for Veal Oscar using sweet vermouth. We dined together on Saturday night for the IACP Cookbook Awards and shared various workshop experiences. Patsalis, who is fast gaining notoriety for her work with chocolate, raved about the pre-conference Master Class on chocolate preparations that will undoubtedly end up shared with her customers at Kitchen Glamour.

There were a few surprises eminating from the con-ference One was Julia Child's admittance that she wanted to still I earn more about the art of meat cut-ting. which was music to my roommate's ears (Dave Brown, also known as the "Canadian Butcher"). The conference also acknowledged that the trend for the "90s will include "coming back to the kitchen,'" with cooking again becoming an integral part of home liv-ing. Look for new cookbooks on getting the family inyolved, particularly an emphasis on kids cooking. The children today are our future.cooks of tomorrow and with school budgets being slashed dunng tough economic times, new roads must be laid to teach OUT children tha t there's more to cooking than fast food, simply opening cans and pressing microwave but

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PORK • Versatile pork is one of

America 's favor i te grill-ing meats. F i re up the grill, and learn t h e se-c re t s to melt- in-your-mouth ribs.

BY KKKLY WYGONIK STAFF WRITER _ . . .

Fire up the grill. Me-morial Day weekend heralds the start of another barbecuing season. Pork, from hot dogs to ribs, is one of America's fa-

vorite grilling meats. "Firing up the grill in sizzling style is

easy to do once you decide to expand your grilling horizons." said Robin Kline of the National Pork Producers Council. "If you're ready to go beyond the wienies-and-burgers grilling experi-ence. there are a variety of simple ways to spice up your grilling routine

If you're concerned about calorie*, Bll.l. BHESIJH ST>r> PHI'TOGRAPHKH

think of pork as the other white meat. For example, a lean cut of pork tender-loin weighs in at 4.1 grams of fat and 139 calories per three-ounce cooked aod trimmed serving.

Depending which you choose, hot dogs can be a low fat choice too. "Cur-rently two brands of turkey hot dogs — Hormel Light and Lean and Healthy Choice — have only 1 -2 grams of fat per hot dog versus most others at 9-13 grams," said Zonya Foco, a nutritionist from Catherine McAuley Health Sys-tem's Nutri-Care Nutrition Services.

If you "re short on time, pork 's a quick meat option." said Kline. " W e like to say "think pink' when grilling pork. Pork is best cooked to an internal tem-perature of 160 F. for medium doneness, 170 F. for well done. When the juices run clear and there's a slight hint of pink in the center, pork is .perfect. Use a meat thermometer jus t to be sure."

Jack Trabue, who owns The Porter-

Perfect pork: Kristin Trabue of Porterhouse Meats and Word oj Mouth Foods in Plymouth seasons pork tenderloin for the grill. Pork tenderloin is a flavorful, low fat choice lor calorie conscious grillers.

house Meats and Word of Mouth Foods. Inc.. 1058 S. Main. Plymouth with his wife, Kristin, said the mistake most people make with pork is they overcook it.

There's nothing tastier than ribs grilled to perfection on the grill. "Here's the secret," said Trabue. "Season and parboil them, but not in a big pot. I put mine in a frying pan with the water half up to the ribs. They'H hang over the sides a little. Cover the frying p a n ^ i t h alumninum foil, but let a little steam seep out. You've got to watch them to make sure the water doesn't boil away! Cook the ribs about an l'/t hours until

-they're-fork tender: "Then grill them on low heat, and

baste with barbecue sauce. You've got

to be patient with this. It will take about another 45 minutes. I cook mine until the sauce gets gooey "

If you're planning to serve ribs at a party, Trabue suggests parboiling them the day before. "They don't have to be hot when you grill them." he said.

"Be gentle when you barbecue." said nutrit ionist Gail Posner ofSouthfield. "Don't char food, we believe it's related to the risk of cancer. Enhance the flavor of meat and vegetables with marinades. An easy one is no-fat Italian salad dressing.'*

Make enough marinade to cover all surfaces of-meat. Usually lU cup to ortt

• cup is enough for one"pound of meat. Put the meat in a plastic bag or glass.

steel, plastic or enamel container. Never use a lumnimum because of the acid content in marinade.

ldeally,\ise a container that will hold the meat in a single layer. Sealable plastic bags are ideal, because you can turn the bag occasionally so that the meat is evenly exposed to marinade. * Pour marinade over the meat, and refri-gerate two to 24 hours before grilling.

The National Pork Producers Coun-cil offers a free recipe brochure. Send a self addressed, stamped, business-si zed envelope to Grill Crazy, c/ NPPC. P O. Box 10383. Des Moines. Iowa, 50306. For low-fat picnic tips and recipes from Nutri-Care, call Ask-A-Nurse at 572-9696.

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WINNER DINNER

3ETSY BRETHEN

Mothers of school-aged .children have been served notice and know that the party is almost over. For even though sum-mer is officially still weeks away , t ha t yearly harbinger of s u m m e r . Memorial Day. has now come and gone, indicating one sure thing. . . in a matter of weeks, or in some cases, mere

^lays, school will be out for the summer. As adults, we can look back and re

member the sheer joy we felt when the final schooi bell of the year would ring. Now we are literally in the driver's seat, doing our part to ensure that our chil-dren will have those same carefree memories.

Meanwhile, all angst aside, I, too. have been doing my par t to ensure that you have yet another delicious meal to prepare for your family. Thanks to this week's Winner Dinner Winner. Bonnie Goodrich of Livonia, you will have more tasty recipes, most of which can be made ahead, to add to your repertoire.

Goodrich is married to Bill and the mother of two young children. A middle school teacher in the Plymouth-Canton Community schools. Goodrich ia cur

.rently on temporary child-care leave and ia planning to return to the claaa room in the fall of 1993. She » enjoying being home with her children and loves to cook and, in whatever spare time she haa, does croas stitch. She has been a member of the Plymouth Community Chorus for aix years. Goodrich is also a

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Winning combination: David Goodrich, 4'/t, Bonnie and Al-lison, 13 months, present one of their favorite dinners. Chicken Ala Crescents with gravy, peas and chunky fruit salad. volunteer for the Bethany Christian In-ternational Adoption Agency and has the joyful job of greeting the flights of incoming babies at Metropolitan Air-port and escorting them to other flights or to their waiting adoptive parents.

Goodrich gives full credit for her deli-cious recipes to her aunt , Mar}orie Head of Livonia, who ia the noted cook in the family. a

Submit recipes to be considered for pubitcatwn. tv Winner Dinner. P.O. Box 3503. Birmingham 49012

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Winner Dinner Recipes CHICKEN CRESCENTS

VJ cup crushed herb-seasoned croutons

V4 cup chopped walnuts o c -eans

3 ounce cream cheese with chives

2 tablespoons butter softened Vt teaspoon lemon pepper 1 cup cubed, cooked chicken 1 can. 2 oz. mushrooms.

drained I can PiltsOury crescent rolls 3 tablespoons butter, melted 1 package chicken gravy mix

• (Sauce) 1 2 taWespoons chopped

chives (Sauce)

Combine croutons and nuts and set aside. In a separate bowl, combine cream cheese. 2 table spoons butter and seasoning, mix well. Stir in chicken and mushrooms, set aside Separate the crescent dough into 8 trian gles. Spread each with about cup of the chicken mixture. Roll up start ing at the shortest side of the triangle and roll to the oppo site point. Tuck the sidas In and point under to seal completely Dip rolls in the melted butter. Coat with crumb-nut mixture, place on an ungreased cookie

, sheet. Bake at 375 degrees for 15 20 minutes until golden brown Add chives to gravy and spoon-* • mfell amount on top of each roll. Serves four.

FRUIT SALAD

Your chotce fresh fruit y, cup confectioners sugar

1 teaspoon dry mustard 1 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon paprika 1 teaspoon celery seed <4 teaspoon onion juice 1 cup saiad oil 4 tawespoons cider or white

vinegar

Combine and spoon fruit into individual serving dishes and top with a spoonful of the dress-ing. To make dressing, mix to-gether the sugar, mustard, salt, paprika and celery seed. Add the onion juice. Very slowly, add the" oil and vinegar a little bit at a time Beat with a whisk or a fork until well blended and thick.

CAKE

1 pO» graham crackers 2 packages instant French va-

nilla gelatin pudding 8 ounce carton Coo< Whip 3 cups mrik

Spray 9x11 pan with non-stick spray and line with whole graham crackers. Mix pudding with 3 cups of milk. Fold in Cool Whip Put half of the pudding mixture on top of the graham crackers Add another layer of crackers, the rest of the pudding mixture and then another layer of graham crackers. Spread frost ing on top. Refrigerate overnight before serving. To make frosting combine. IV* cups powdered sug ar. 2 pack* of Nestle chocobake. I tableapoon light Karo syjOip^V* cup butt* , and 2 tabieapoona milk and mil well.

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BEER-GRILLED CHOPS 4 bone less pork loin chops.

trimmed, about one pound V4 cup soy s a u c e 1 cup beer, room temperature -2 t ab lespoons brown sugar 2 teaspoons fresh ginger root

Combine soy sauce, beer, brown sugar , ginger root to make mar inade . Place chops in plast ic bag a n d pour mar inade over, seal baft a n d refrigerate 4-24 hours. Prepare med ium-ho t coals in grill. Remove chops from mari-nade; grill over medium-hot coals 7-8 m i n u t e s per side, turn-ing once. Serves four, 189 calo-ries per serving.

JERK RIBS 2 pounds pork back ribs 2 t ab l e spoons dried minced

onion

1 tablespoon onion powder 4 t e a s p o o n s ground thyme 2 t e a s p o o n s salt 2 t e a s p o o n s ground attsptce Vi t e a spoon ground n u t m e g — ' Vt t easpoon ground cinnamon 1 tab lespoons sugar 2 t e a s p o o n s black pepper l t easpoon cayenne

In a smal l j a r with t ight-f i t t ing ltd, shake together all dry ingred-ients un t i l well-blended. Rub dry mix ture onto all surfaces of ribs. Grill ribs over indirect heat in covered grill, tu rn ing occa-sionally. un t i l ribs are very ten-

der , abou t 1V4 hours (or roast ribs on rack in shallow pan in 350 degree oven for 1V4 hours) . C u t i n t o 1 - or 2-rib port ions to serve. Servings: 10; preparat ion t ime: 10 minutes ; cooking t ime: 90 m i n u t e s . Nutr ient Informa-t ion per serving Calories: 156; S o d i u m : 461 mg. protein: 10 g. choles terol : 43 mg, fat: 10 g.

HICKORY COUNTRY-STYLE RIBS

3 p o u n d s pork country-style ribs, cu t into 2-rlb portions

Vi cup cooking oil Vi cup s o y sauce .

Vi cup vinegar V4 cup Worcestershire s auce Va cup orange juice 2 t ab l e spoons dry mustard 1 t ab lespoons coarsely ground

black pepper 2 t e a s p o o n s salt 2 t ab lespoons , chopped fresh

pa r s l ey , , 2 cloves garlic, minced

C o m b i n e all ingredients, ex-cep t r ibs; mi* well. Place ribB in a sha l low dish, cover with mari-n a d e a n d refrigerate for 24 hours , t u r n i n g m e a t occasionally.

P l ace several pre-soaked hick-ory c h i p s on hot coals. Remove r ibs from marinade and place approx imate ly 6 inches above

. coals. Close hood of grill. Cover over low heat for about 1 hour a n d 15 minu te s or un t i l done, b r u s h i n g occasionally with mari-

nade. Serves six, 391 calories per serving.

PEACHY SMOKED PORK ROAST

2 pounds boneless pork loin roast

!6 t e a s p o o n salt Vi t ea spoon ground pepper 1 t e a s p o o n ground ginger 2 t ab lespoons cooking oil 2 t ab lespoons cider vinegar V» cup brown sugar 3 t ab lespoons chill s a u c e 29-ounce can peach slices in

heavy syrup, undrained In blender , combine sal t , pep-

per. ginger, oil, vinegar, brown sugar , chil i sauce and undra ined peaches . Blend unt i l smooth . Place pork loin in a heavy plast ic bag. p o u r half of peach sauce over; refrigerate, covered, over-night. Refrigerate remaining peacli sauce. Prepare grill by ar-ranging a dr ip pan sur rounded by med ium-ho t coals (if us ing a gas grill, bea t U> m e d i u m tem-pera tu re ) . Add hickory chips, d a m p e n e d with water, to heat source. P lace pork on grill over d r ip pan . Baste of ten with mari-nade un t i l interna] tempera ture reaches 155 degrees, about 45-60 m i n u t e s . Let s t and 10 minutes , al lowing internal t empera tu re to rise to 160 degrees. Slice thinly and serve with reserve peach sauce, heated. Serves: 6-8, 223 calories per serving.

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A w a r d - w i n n i n g v e a l w i t h s w e e t v e r m o u t h o u t s t a n d i n g . ; : cioes from the S ta te of Florida orange map»e glaze (recipe fW-

See Larry Janee' Taste Buds col umn on Taste front.

VEAL OSCAR SAUCE 3 tablespoons butter 2 shallots, chopped fine .1 clove garlic, crushed IV* cups chicken broth •4 cup sweet vermouth 2'.aWespom is itMuoTTjuice

teaspoon salt V* teaspoon pepper

6 t ab l e spoons butter •A cup flour 1 egg yolk b e a t e n with 1 table-

spoon chicken broth

In a 2 -quar t saucepan, sau te shal lo ts a n d garlic ID bu t t e r for 3 m i n u t e s on m e d i u m heat . Add

ju ice a n d spices. Br ing tb a roll-ing boil a n d cook, uncovered, for 20 m i n u t e s over m e d i u m heat . .

S t ra in broth in a bowl Melt 6 t ab l e spoons of but te r .

S t i r in flour wi th a whisk a n d make a smooth pas te ; cook a sec-ond. Slowly a d d b ro th , whisking as you a d d t h e l iqu id . Stir . Turn heat u p a n d con t inue to st i r un-til the mix ture th ickens . Add egg

murture apd whisk hriefly

C u t veal in to serving pieces. Us ing a mea t pounder , flatten s t e a k s to a b o u t 'A-inch thick. P a t seasoned breadcrumbs over en t i re sur face , front and back.

In a large skillet, melt the but-ter. H e a t u n t i l bu t te r begins fo f ro th . T u r n h e a l to medium and

Class c a t e r s t o g o u r m e t cook

Schq j l c ra f t College, 18600 Hag-gerty. Livonia , is offering Hands -On Cooking for t he Gourme t Cook, a th ree week course s tar t ing Thurs -day. May 28. .

Pa r t i c i pan t s will prepare three buf fe t s fea tur ing recipes for Classi-ca l . A m e r i c a n R e g i o n a l , a n d Sou thwes te rn Gws ine . '

Buf fe t s will consis t of appetizers.

soups , sa lads , ma in entrees and desser t s , a n d each person will be ab le to invi te one guest to dine with t h e m at each of t h e grand buf fe t s . Pa r t i c i pan t s should purchase a whi te c h e f s coats, and must have bas ic cooking skills.

; T h e class fee is $307, call 462-4448 to register, or for more infor-ma t ion .

Cook 1 minu te . Remove from heat ; set aside.

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% cup Fonttnetja cheese . cup Parmesan cheese, grated salt and pepper to taste

sau te veal pieces for 2 minu tes on b o t h s ides , about 4 minu te s Layer on ovenproof plat ter . Ar-t i s t ica l ly place t he bundles of s t e a m e d a s p a r a g u s cm the" p la t te r . T o p ent i re iur face with • the s f u c e mix ture . Sprinkle t op with mixed grated cheeses and bake a t 375 degrees for 15 min-u tes . S^rve with s teamed rice. Serves 6.

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Missing man found, drowned B Y P A T M U R P H Y STAFF WRITER

Drowning was t he causv uf death for computer p rogrammer J a m e s S. Owens, who d i sappeared f rom hin paren ts ' home on Middle S t ra i t s Lake in West Bloomfield more than three weeks ago, according to the office of the Oakland Coun ty Medi-cal E x a m i n e r . '

Owerts' pa r t i a l ly decomposed body was found by a fisherman late Wednesday in Cass I-ake. f loating

in shallow water about 10 fe«t off Marsh Bank Park, sa id Ronald Cronin. West Bloomfield police chief

An autopsy completed T h u r s d a y indicated Owens had been dead for some t ime and possibly d ied the day htf d isappeared (April 30), said Dr. Kanu Virani. chief depu ty med-ical examiner. Owens, a 198l gradu ate of Walled I ^ k e J J « H T s t - T n g i r Softool, would have celebrated his 30th bir thday on May 9.

"The re ' s no way to p inpoin t the exact t ime of dea th , ' sa id Virani. " B u t I h e decomposi t ion , (of the„ body) is consis tent wi th i t ' s having been in cold water for several weeks.

" T h e lungs were ful l of water, and 1 found ho signs of foul p lay "

T h e physician sa id he would confer with au thor i t i e s before trying

C I T Y O F P L Y M O U T H

O R D I N A N C E N O . 9 2 - 1 0

THE CITY OF PLYMOUTH OWMINS

SECTION 1. An ordinance Co airewl Chapter 112 ol Title IX - Fire Prevention "f '*"• r i ' y " f Plymouth by the addition of Section

9.219. which would permit the Fire Department, Police Depart ment. Department of 'Public Works, or other authorized City De-partments. to recover costs associated with emergency incidents involving hazardous materials and hazardous conditions. and for the' policing and handling ol accident scenes The authority for administering any and all f>arls of this ordinance and steps taken to protect persons and property until the dangerous condition is abated, is granted under the authority of the City of Plymouth Code. The Michigan Fire Prevention Code (Acfc 207) and other applicable State and Federal Codes and Laws

SECTION 2, New section 9 219 is hereby adopted to read as follows 9 219 (1) P r p o f .

The purpose of this ordinance is to enable the City of Plymouth to re-quire reimbursement from those responsible (either intentionally or ac-cidentally; for the leaking, spilling or otherwise allowing certain danger ous or hazardous substances or materials to escape containment thereby requiring containment, cleaning and disposal by the City and or its agents •- " (2) Definitions. Dangerous or Hazardou* Substances or Materials: A dangerous or haz ardous substance or material is defined as any material or substance that has been identified by City 'Sum- or Federal laws or regulations to be dangerous or hazardous, and shall include but not be limited to such substances as chemicals and gases, explosives, radioactive materials, petroleum or petroleum products or gases, poisons, etioiogic (biologic) agents, flammables and corrqsWes, or obnoxious by Reason of odor, spilled, leaked or otherwise released from their container "Emergency Response shall mean: The .providing, sending and or uti-lizing public service, police, fire fighting and rescue services by the City to an incident which involves the release of a dangerous or hazardous substance or material "Expense of an Emergency-Response' Means the direct and reasonable costs incurred by the City of Plymouth making an appropriate emergen-cy response to an incident, including the costs of providing police fire fighting and rescue services. Department of Public Works and or other City personnel at the scene of an incident, and-all administrative costs, directly related to such incident, which may accrue after the occurrence of such incident These casts further mcludc the salaries or wages of the personnel responding to the incident and the costs of equipment and materials which are used at the incident t.

(Si Duty to Remove and Clean Up: It shall be the duty of any person and any other entity which causes or controls leakage, spillage or any other dissemination of dangerous or hazardous substances or materials to immediately remove such and clean up the area of such spillage in Such a manner that the area in-volved is fully restored to its condition before such occurrence The Fire Department and Engineering Department will inspect said sue to make . sure the clean up is in compliance with local, state and federal guide-lines (4) Failure to Remov^and Clean Up: Any such person or entity which fails to comply with Section 3 hereof

" shall be liable to and shall pay the City for its costs and expenses, includ-ing the costs incurred by the City of any party which it engages, for the complete abatement, clean up. and restoration of the affected area Costs incurred by the City shall include; but shall not necessarily be limited to, the following Actual labor costs of City personnel, including worker's compensa t e benefits, fringe benefits administrative over head, costs of equipment operation, costs of materials obtained directly by the City and cost of any contract labor and materials

(5) Submittal of Bill: The City Finance P r p i r t m - n l ^ > - y i* " ten lOi days of receiving

, itemized costs incurred for em#fgency response submit a bill for same by First Class Mail or personal service to a person or entity liable lor these expenses as enumerate*! under ths ordinance Said bill shall require full payment in thirty (30) days from date of billing -ft) Enforcement: f If any person or entity fails to reimburse the City as provided and such person or entity is the owner of the affected property, the City shall have the right and power to add any and all costs of cleanup and restoration to the Lax roll as to such property and to levy and collect such costs in the same manner as provided for the levy and collection ol real property-taxes against said property The City shall also have the right to confiscate any vehicle an<T its con-tents at the time of the incident where &aid costs cannot be added to the tax roll, i.e non-resident or non-taxpayer of the City of Plymouth The City shall also have the right tc bring an action in the appropriate court U> collect such costs if rt deems such acuon to be necessary (7) Liability: The Ranking Fire, Police, Emergency Management Biylding Depart-ment, Department Of Public Works, or other duly authorized official of the City of Plymouth in charge of the scene, shall not be liable for any

; posts or damages incurred as a result of enforcement of any provisions of this Ordinance (8) Personnel. Equipment. Material, and Non-City Agrnt Costs: A schedule of personnel, equipment and material costs shall be iormulat ed by each of the affected City of Plymouth Departments a copy of which shall b«T maintained on file in the appropriate Department and in the Finance Department The schedule of costs ihall be revised and, upgraded on an annual basis, to reflect any increases in personnel, equip ment. or material costs Non-City agent costs s h a # h e that- which is actually-charged for the services rendered by- an outside City agent or agency

SECTION 3. Severability Should pay wftion. subdivision, clause, or phrase of thi* Ordinance be declared by the courts to be invalid, the same shall not affect the« validity of the Ordinance as a whole, or any part thereof, other than the parts so invalidated " _

SECTION 4 Repeal All ordinances it pa r " of ordinances in conf lict herewith are hereby repealed only to the extent necessary to give this ordinance full force and effect •

SECTION 5 Savings All proceeding* pending »nd all rights and liability existing, acquired or incurred. *t the time this Ordinance takes effect, are hereby saved Such prtKeedtngs mav be < ofuurnmated under and according to the ordinance in force »> the time «<ch proceedings were commenced This ordinance shall not be construed to alter affect, or abate any pending prosecution or prevent p row rt'On hereafter instituted under any ordinance specifi cally or impliedl" r»pea-«-d or amended by thts ordinance adopting this penal regulation, for offerees committed prior to the effective date of this ordinance and new pros* utions may be instituted and all prosecu lions pending at the effective date of this ordinance may be continued for offenses commuted priorf to the effective date of this ordinance under and in accordance with the provisions of any ordinance in fort* at the time of the umi mission of such offense

SECTION < This ord nance shall become operative and effective on this 2Mb day ol MAY A D. 19*2

>... ifw I iiy I o f thc-t.it'. of Plymouth. Michigan Uus Uth day of MA Y A D. l « 2

Date May It. !»W

ROBERT JOfWB. Mayor

f .fNtrt i LANOWygFR City Clerk

^tojlfcU£rroi»e4fthe-cfeHtft^was an ac-cident or suicide.

Cronin said all i nd ica to r s pointed to suicide. ,

" T h e paren t s s a id he was dis-t raught , a n d the re ' s no sign of foul p lay ." he said. .

~ Owens was clad in t h e same navy blue sweat shir t a n d p a n t s he was reportedly wearing on -the af ternoon of his d i sappearance . Cronin said. T h e body was recovered less t han three miles from t h e home of h is

rents, C o n s t a n c e a n d J a m e s Owens. " • -

Career day

VST AFT PHOTOGKAPMM

What to be when tgrow up?: Students at West Middle School watch Italian Cucina chef Dave Poszywak mix sliced apples for an apple pie. Poszywak was among a host of professionals who shared a few hours with students, talking about their jobs last week.

B O A R D O F Z O N I N G A P P E A L S N O T I C E

C I T Y O F P L Y M O U T H , M I C H I G A N

A regular meeting of the Board of Zoning Appeals will be held on Thursday. June 4. 1992 at 7 30 pro in the Commission Chambers of the City Hall to consider

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Nonuse Variance-Required Square Footage of Lot Zoned RM-1 MulUple Family. Applicant A. Alex Bisbop

Nonuse Variance-Parking Requirements Credits. Zoned B-3 Central Business Applicant George Juncaj

Use Variance-Temporary Trailer Zoned B-3 General Business Applicant Robert Townsley

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The Plymouth Housing Commission will be closing it's application waiting list, for the Section 8 Rental Assistance Program on Thursday, May 28. 1992 at 4 00 p m Applications received after that date/time will not be accepted for consid eration Further information may be obtained by phoning (313) 455-8460 puUuii May » and 1M1

A N N U A L '

S C H O O L E L E C T I O N

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

P L Y M O U T H - C A N T O N C O M M U N I T Y S C H O O L S

W A Y N E A N D W A S H T E N A W C O U N T I E S , M I C H I G A N

T O B E H E L D

J U N E 8 . 1 9 9 2

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT

Please Take Notice that the annual election of the school district will be held on Monday. June 8, 1992

THE POLLS OF ELECTION WILL OPEN AT 7 O'CLOCK IN THE MORN ING AND CLOSE AT 8 O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING.

At the annua! school election there will be elected two (2) memberis) to the board of education of the district for full termts) of four (4) years ending in 1996

THE FOLLOWING.PERSONS HAVE BEEN NOMINATED TO FILL SUCH VACANCY(IES):

Carol Bollman Jack Fjrrow

Barbara G. Graham E J McClendoo James D. Mill*

Marilyn D. Schwlno Tim M. Vetter

TAKE Fl'RTHER NOTICE THAT the following propositions) will be submit-ted to the vote of the electors at the annual school election

I SCHOOLS OF CHOIOfc PROPOSITION Shall PlVTnouth-Canton Community Schools. Wayne and Wash-tenaw Counties. Michigan, have schools of choice" within the school district ' II MILLAGE PROPOSITION FOR ONE YEAR Shall the limitation on the amount of taxes which may be assessed against all property in Plymouth-Canton Community Schools. Wayne and Washtenaw Counties Mictiigan. be increased by I S mills (|1 SO on each $1,000 00) on stale equalized valuation for the year 1992 to provide necessary funds for operating the Plymouth-Canton Community Schools'' .

THE VOTING PLACEfS) ARE AS FOLLOWS.

PRECINCT NO. I Voting Place Central Middle School. The first precinct consists of all of City

Precinct No 3 and all of City Precinct No 5. ~ PRECINCT NO. 2

Voting Place Galllmore Elementary School. The second precinct consols of all of Canton Township Prectnct No. 1. all of Canton Township Pre-cinct No 10. all of Canton Township Precinct No 21, all of"Can-ton Township Precinct No 22, and a 11-of Canton Township Pre-cinct No 23

PRECINCT NO 3, Voting Place Isbister Elementary School. The third precinct consists of all of

City Precinct No 4 and all of Plymouth Township Precinct No 5. and all of Plymouth Township Precinct No 14 . -

PRECINCT NO. 4 Voting Place Starkweather Elementary School The fourth precinct consists of

all of City Precinct No I and all of City Precinct No 2 PRECINCT NO. S

Voting Place Allen Elementary School The fifth precinct consists of all of Plym&ith Township Precinct No J. all of Plymouth Township

» Precinct No 4, and all of Plymouth Township Precinct No • PRECINCT NO. •

Voting Place West MMdle School. The sixth precinct consists of all of Plym-outh Township Prectnct No 12. all of Plymouth Township Pre-cinct No. IV and all territory of the school district located in Salem Township •

PRECTNCT NO. 7. Voting Place FaH-aad Elementary School The seeeoth prectnct cotaksta oI all

of Plymouth Township Precinct No 1. all of Plymouth Township Precinct No 2. all of Plymouth Townshjp Precinct No S and all

PRECINCT NO. 11 Voting Place Eriksson Elementary School. The eleventh precinct consists of all

of Canton Township Precinct No 9. and all of Canton Township Precinct No 14

PRECTNCT NO. 12 Voting Place Field Elementary School. The twelfth precinct consists of all of

Canton Township Precinct No. 5 and all of Canton Township Pre-cinct No 18.

PRECTNCT NO. 13 Voting Place Canton High School The thirteenth precinct consists of all of

Canton Township Precinct No 8. all of Canton Township Precinct No 11. all of Canton Township Precinct No 16. all of Canton Township Precinct No 17, all of Canton Township Precinct No 19. and all territory of the school district located m Superior Township

, PRECINCT NO. 14 Voting Place Bird Elementary School. The fourteenth precinct consists of all of

Plymouth Township Precinct No 7 and all of Plymouth Town-ship Precinct No 11.

PRECTNCT NO. 15 Voting Place: Pioneer Middle School. The fifteenth precinct consists of all of

Plymouth Township Precinct No 6, all of Plymouth Township Precinct No 13. and all of Plymouth Township Prectnct No. 16

All school electors who are registered with the city or township clerk of the city or township in which they reside are eligible to vote at Uus election

STATEMENT AS REQUIRED BY ACT 278 OF PUBLIC AQTSOF 1964 Amending the Property Tax Limitation Act

1. RAYMOND J. WOJTOWICZ. County Treasurer of Wayne County. Michigan, do certify that as of May 12,1992. the total of all voted increases in excess of the Constitutional fifteen mill tax rate limitation and the years such increases are effective are as follows affecting the taxable property of Local Unit

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Date* May 12. 1992

Signed RAYMOND J WOJTOWICZ. Wayne County Treasurer

I. Michael A Sumpson. County Treasurer of the County of Washtenaw. Slate of Michigan, do certify that according to MCLA 211 203 Sec 3 (J), and the record* of Ous Office, as of May 14. 1992 the total of all voted increases over and above the tax voted limitation established by the Constitution of the State of Michigan in Local Units of government affecting the Usable property in Plym-outh-Canton Community School District. State of Michigan, in said County is as follows

REQUESTING UNIT Plymouth-Canton Community School District

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PRECTNCT NO • Voting Place Miller Elementary School The ninth precinct conusu of all of

Canton Township Precinct No 4 and all of Canton Township Pre-cinct No U

PRECTNCT NO ! • Voting Place Hnlsteg Elementary School The tenth precinct consists of all of

Canton Township Precinct No 7. all of Canton Township Precinct No 12. and all of Canton Township Precinct No 24

DATED May 14. 1992 Am Arbor. Michigan

MICHAEL A STOIPSON. Washtenaw County Treasurer Michigan

Thia Notice is given by artier of the board of edncstion

LESTER W WALKER. Secretary. Board of Education

Splash of "olive oil adds mellow flavor to salads, pasta . - . K . . k - r . H ^ - e ™ ~ . r c h not nroven as vou would for any other dietary line. N u t r i t i o u s l y , nil olive oil* are Extra-Virgin: Extra-virgin A P — In small amounts , olive oil

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Much has been wri t ten abou t olive oil 's nutri t ional benef i t s , in-c luding a claim it lowers blood cho-lesterol. It 's true t ha t olive oil is rel-atively high in monounsa tu r a t ed fat a n d low in saturated fat.

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Select ing an olive olt. l ike select ing a wine, is a ma t t e r of personal preference

. Because there are m a n y differ-e n t k inds of olive oil. be su re to pi«k the one tha t sat isf ies your t as te and your cooking needs. Extra-virgin olive oil is conaidhred top of the

line. Nutr i t ional ly , all olive oils are t he same.

T o store any of t he oils l isted he-low, t ightly cover t he conta iner af ter each use. Then , place it in a cool, dark cupboard.

Refrigerating it will m a k e it tu rn cloudy. Olive oil will s tay fresh for

. u p to one year.

Extra-Virgin: Extra-virgin olive oil ha s a perfect olive flavor a n d a green-gold color. I t ' s del icious when b rushed onto crus ty bread with c rushed herbs

Fine Virgin: Fine virgin olive oil h a s a superior flavor a n d aroma, b u t with a l i t t le higher acidi ty t han extra-virgin olive oil.

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The Observer/MosDAf, MAY 25,1992 * 7 B

Stree Making a de-

Arbor-based Big Chief has proven it's up

to the chal-lenge musi-

cally with its debut album,

"Face," on Sub Pop.

• •- J-' i . ' JST:

From the debut album of the Ann Arbor-based Big Chief to the latest from the Pale Saints, the record industry has 5 plethora of new sounds on the market these days. And some are well worth a listen.

LARRY O CdNNOR

"The Ballad of Dylan Cohl'' initially relies on the dungeon metal guitar but quickly shakes out into a scorching electric crescendo of '70s Hen-drix-like proportion. By contrast "Desert J am" is brooding — bludgeoned into submission by thick Black Sabbath-style guitars and a thump-ing bass. .

Raw and savage, but Big Chief need not make any apologies.

(Carolina/Sub Pop, 114 W 26th St., New York, N. Y. 10001) ~ -

M " B E D L A M A - G O - G O . " S O M E T H I N G H A P -

PENS — Oh. and you wonder why. This band seemingly possesses every ingredient it takes to make giant strides in the industry — infectious, melodic songs; powerful, flawless vocals; and a reputation for hot, awe-inspiring gigs.

A listen to the quartet ' s latest on Charisma will only make you wonder ail the more. Unlike '•'Stuck Together with God's Glue," where al-most-crystalline production rendered some of the band's otherwise brimming numbers inert. Something Happens are back to their usual, self-assertive ways thanks to Ray Harmon's blister-' ing, seemingly visceral at times, guitar playing.

Thematically, numbers are a tad more mature — topped off by the big, all-encompassing ques-tion posed by lead vocalist Tom Dunne in "Beautiful Country." a soft acoustic tempered song that delves into nationalism and the disin-tegration of one's homeland. • The penchant for indelible, straightforward

dTscharge of uptown~ fu n khip~hop~iiT''Lie T h e i ? e — H o o r numbers t s st i l t there as revealed in songs such as "Diane on the Cross." There 's al-ways a tension at the core of a Something Hap-pens" song, which in its release is immersed in the fountain of sanctifying rock'n'roll glory.

(Charisma Records)

m "HEY BABE," JULIANA HATFIELD - "Ev-

From the gallows of tortu-rous metal to the gutters of cosmopolitan funk, can Big Chief sound any bigger? The Ann Arbor quintet 's debut on S e a t t l e - b a s e d S u b P o p , "Face." would indicate not.

And being on Sub Pop, that f a b u l o u s label tha t h a s brought us Reverend Horton Heat, Dwarves, Mudhoney and

some other band whose name escapes us a t ' t he moment. (Did you say . : Nirwwa?.), there's much to be expected of Barry Hennsler's thumjy and grunt outfit.

Big Chief hasn ' t |et this become, a creative shackle nor do they sound the least bit like they're riding the Nirv ana bandwagon.

Their sound has always been insular as much as it is primal. A Big_Chifef number manifests itself through inner exploration of wrought feel-ings and dense grungy guitars. The sum total of that becomes intertwined with a texture of styles from metal, funk to some free jazz thrown in for good measure.

Hennslfer's voice is a growling exhaust pipe worthy of an A E T inspection.'Angry-1 Yes. Mind-less rage? Never. Big Chief and Hennsler are far too clever for that . * Rather, they want to show they're in control

The new metal aesthetic calls for such pre-scribed venom. A little Spanish guitar to douse the flaming embers from "Who's Gonna Do All Tha t?" Show them some subtlty A full fledged

and Be Good?" SJiowthem you're street smart. All of which could be interpreted as an at-

tempt to distance themselves from every span-dex-clad, blond-haired metalhead who has in-habited earth *ince 1970. In Big Chie fs case, one figures they just want to take the genre to a high er art form.

eryone loves me but you,"sings the Blake Babies vocalist on the opening cut of her solo debut on Mammoth Records produced by Gary Smith.

Her sweet vocals, cooing ever so childlike on these jaggedly constructed pop numbers belie those feelings. Feel sorry for her? She's not ask-ing youta .

Hatfield's trademark with the Blake Babies is/was to detach herself somewhat from the songs she's singing. On "Hey Babe,"-Hatfield apparently wants to reconcile this (and perhaps distance herself from her work with the Blake Babies in general) with some rather personally revealing lyrics. •

Yearning and unfulfillment are reoccurring themes in her songs.

So, too, apparently is some Morrissey self pjty, "I 'm ugly with a capital U/and I don't need a mirror to see that i t 's true," sings Hatfield in "Ugly Hatfield can cut to the heart of matter, vividly describing a dysfunctional relationship as she does in the festering .guitar lament "For-ever Baby." Mature, and definitely something Hatfield can call her own.

(Mammoth Records, Carr Mill, 2nd Floor, Carrboro, N C. 2751Q)

• "IN RIBBONS," PALE SAINTS - A listless state of melancholy only to be awoken by a chill-ing piece of dissonant guitar feedback. Then to be lulled back into a blissful existence by an eth-ereal vocal track — such is the Pale Saints modus operandi on their latest 4AD release.

On "In Ribbons," the Pale Saints turn giddy at the mere insertion of an orchestral element such as a cello or violin into their music. This obsession almost leads them astray from those gorgeous, fractured guitar introspective numbers they're so adept at performing.

When the Pale Saints find the right trackJ—

such as in the shimmering "A Thousand Stars Burst Open." the results are breathtaking. But it 's a hard fought batt le through out, featuring the Pale Saints ever exploring their vocal and instrumental potential. Theirs and the listener's patience are aptly Awarded, though.

(4AD, 3300 Warner Blvd., Burhanh, Calif., 91505-4694)

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Perhaps it was just bound to happen.

The idea of merging karaoke, the entertainment sensation of the '90s, with stand-up comedy, which enjoyed its greatest popu -larity during the '80s, is actually a highly logical proposition. „ Known as "Stand Up to Go," this interactive karaoke-style program is now touring the country to promote Comedy Central, cable television's all-comedy network. And shoppers at Oakland Mall in Troy were amoiig the first to try out the new concept at the inaugural stop in a 15-city tour.

"This is Comedy Central's way of showing you what it's like to be a successful stand^up comic," said Lee Michael Buck-man, the comic who serves as master of ceremonies for the "Stand Up to Go" tour. I t 's Buckman's job to grab people's attention as they pass the large high-tech display in the center of the mall.

Those itching to participate could get on a mock stage (in front of a red curtain facsimile . . of the trademark comedy club brick wall) and perform their fa-

" vorite one-liners and comedy bits from a menu featuring the work of the world's funniest comics. '

Some of the categories on the "Stand Up to Go" menu includ-ed "The best of Henny Young-man ," "Knock, Knock," "My Mother-in-Law" arid "Take My Family, Please!" The performer, simply made a selection from the menu and read the jokes to the audience from a monitor placed directly in front of them.

Others more familiar with the comedy trade could elect to do their own material. To make the proposition more enticing, audi-ence reaction clips, laughter and applause were mixed on a video cassette tape which the perform-er got to keep.

But wait, there was more. The performer chosen as the Detroit area's best received a chance to host a segment of Comedy Cen-tral 's daily comedy clip pro-gram, "Short Attention Span Theater ."

The lure of instant stardom brought 61 brave souls to the

stage. Evan Branch of Royal Oak was the first. He has tried his hand at comedy before — a few open mike nights at local clubs — and he was disappoint-ed in his performance.

"I have a lot of material," Branch said, "but most of it's dirty. They told me it had t o be clean."

Many of the performers had never tried their comedic luck in a club setting. They were just too young to get in. Neverthe-less, a few of the younger set managed to steal the show by exhibiting grace under pressure.

"My sister was going to do it, but she chickened out," said Lisa Alrey of Rochester Hills, a student at West Middle School. She performed jokes from the category of "My Lousy Child-hood."

To date, Matthew Nyquist has never had the opportunity to take center stage during pro-ductions at Athens High School in Troy, but for a few minutes, he was able to show the poise of a pro — and get some laughs.

When it was all said and done. Bryan Ferguson of Detroit was chosen as the day's winner. An auto Mechanic by day. Fer-guson has moonlighted as a comic the last four years, ap-pearing at most of the local clubs as an emcee or feature act. But performing in the middle of a mall was definitely a different experience.

"People wpre walking through wondering what in the world I'm doing," Ferguson said. "It was pretty cool, though."

It got even better wheB'he was selected as the winner.

-. "I couldn't believe it," said Ferguson, whose taped segment aired last week on Comedy Cen-tral. "I 'm starting to get really serious about comedy now, and that really helps."

Royal Oak's Karl C. Kohl, who also has graced the stages-of a few local clubs, best summed up the afternoon's ac-tivities.

"It 's a great idea." he said. "I t gives people who aren't familiar with the business a chance to see what it's all about."

Now there are 61 people a bit more familiar with "the busi- • ness," perhaps, comics may start to get a bit more respect around here.

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Tokyo is transformed by an ex-plosion of nature 's fireworks and a sweeping succession of time-honored, festivals each spring.

Ohanumi, or flower viewing, which began with cherry blos-soms, continues in breathless bursts of dangling wisteria, vo-luptuous peonies, flamboyant azaleas and fragrant roses until 100 varieties of irises come into full bloom at the Meiji Shrine Garden in mid-June.

The winding lanes and bus ? tling shopping streets of Shita-machi, Tokyo's most traditional district, come under the spotlight too, as neighborhood shrines and temples welcome spring with boisterous celebrations.

Dating back to the early Edo P e r i o d ( 1 6 0 3 - 1 8 6 7 ) . o n e of t h e

city's oldest and liveliest festivals is taking place here during May.

Events

Kabuki-za Theater, at 4-112-15 Ginze, will hold daily matinees of

three plays, including "Satsuki-Yami Utsunoya Toge," and eve-ning performances of two plays and two dance pieces, including "Sukeroku Yukari no Edo Zaku-ra," counted among the "18 Grand Plays of Kabuki" through May 27.

Headsets with a running Eng-lish commentary are available. Tickets cost $13 to $123; $5.50 for the last play only. Reserve through Kabuki-za at 3541-3131.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Sym-phony-Orchestra will perform Stravinsky's "Firebird." "Pet rushka" and "Rite of Spring" on June 4 at Suntory Hall; Haydn's "Seasons" on May 29 at Tokyo Bunka Kaikan; and a Beethoven program on June 7 at Tokyo Art Space. Tickets from $19.50 to $32.50 are available through the ticket agency. Pia. Call 5237 9999 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Sumo wrestling, Japan 's 2,000-ye#r-old-national sport, involves a fascinating pageant of ana-chronistic rituals — the clashing of scantily clad behemoths on a small, earth ring.

Reserved seats are already sold out, but 400 bleacher tickets for $11.50 go on sale at 9 a.m. each day. Get there early. For more in-

• Street vendors, acrobats and racon-teurs crowded in, turning the grounds in to a non-stop carni-val at Tokyo's most venerable temple, the Imposing Asaku-sa Kannon, at 2-3-1 Asakusa.

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Tokyo's most venerable tem-ple, the imposing Asakusa Kan-non. at 2-3-1 Asakusa, was in its heyday what the Pompidou Cen-ter in Paris is today: Street ven-dors. acrobats and raconteurs crowded in, turning the grounds into a non-stop carnival.

Though the main temple has been completely rebuilt, the Spir-ited atmosphere remains intact. The Nakamise, literally "inside shops street," leading up to the temple includes some of Tokyo's oldest merchants. Pick up a snack at Barih-do, a picture per-fect, 200-year-old cracker shop. For more information call 3842-

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Shooting ruins Bentley courts Those were my courts t h a t were padlocked and

my.rims that were removed from the back-boards two weeks ago at the Bentley Center.

A source of joy for neighborhood basketball players is no more, thanks to a senseless shooting that oc-curred May 11.

Yes, somebody was shot in the head that night for whatever reason. It happened on two of the most pop-ular pickup basketball courts in the suburbs.

When I was a high schooler. Bentley's lighted out-door courts became my second home. -

Th i s is where you could hone your game, eiyoy t mnaraderie and forged about your troubles after-ward? at the nearby Dairy Barn on Five MileJRosd.

In the early '70s. guys from the Franklin neighbor-hood would pool over to Bentley and find some com-petitive action.

Tha t ' s where guys like Ronnie B., Dave Veach. Tom Guilfoyle. T im Bollin and Lou Lovett were holding fort, ready for action.

There wasn't t rash talking back then, jus t play-ground halt the way it was m e a n t to be. When the games ended and the lights went out, everybody was on one team, some became f r iends for life.

It 's a place where such p layers as Rick Drewitz (University of Kentucky I. Lovett (Loyola of Chicago), Bollin (Idaho). Kevin Kase t a and Greg Wendt (Uni-versity of Detroit), Carlos Briggs (Baylor), T im Dietz (South Florida) Catholic Central '9 Bob Kummer (headed for UNC-Charlot te) and Chad Varga (Rich-mond-bound) also hung out dur ing the summer.

Yes, even our own sports staffer. Steve Kowalski, played many a night on the smooth blacktop surface.

T h e neighborhood courts , however, expanded be-yond Five Mile and H u b b a r d over the years.

Bentley became kind of a regional site, players driving in from everywhere.

I feel sorry for cousins Mark and John Kalaj, a couple of players from Livonia Clarenceville High. They looked forward to playing at Bentley. bu t now . . they must look elsewhere.

"There are not many full-court basketball courts where you can play." said Mark. "Now I don't know where to play."

What happens now0

It 's doubtful the Bentley cour ts will be re-opened because cent ral office personnel of the Livonia Pub-lic Schools plan to s tudy and review all outdoor rec-reational facilities.

Bentley principal J i m Newman, a high School bas-ketball referee and a th le te himself, recommended tha t the courts be closed for the t ime being.

Who could blame him? Newman also has to th ink about the 800 to 1.500

people who use Bentley at night for adult communi ty .education activities and extended learning services. Neighborhood people also have to be concerned.

Lt. Mike Murray of the Livonia Police told me that there have been no major incidents at the Bentley courts. Being a lifelong resident of Livonia, I can ' t ever remember a big problem there in over 20 years.

But since the shooting. I've heard two different stories about guns being brandished on the courts ' (although not reported to the police) on previous oc-casions. I haven't been able to verity it. however.

"Usually everybody is cool." said John Kal^j. "No-bodv ever felt threatened. ' '

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Hail to Chiefs: Christina Stansell (center) and her Canton teammates regained the district title they had won for three straight years (1988-90) with a 2-1 victory Friday night.

Chiefs win district title District championships have be-come part of the annual agenda for the Plymouth Canton girls soccer team, which won another Friday.

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Afte r three too-c l o s e - f o r - c o m f o r t soccer games. Plym-outh Canton conclud-ed a challenging week Friday with yet an-other girls distr ict

championship. The Chiefs captured the trophy for

the fourth time in five years by defeat-ing Ann Arbor Huron 2-1 In sudden-death overtime at Ann Arbor Pioneer's Hollway Field.

Top-ranked Canton will play the Woodhaven district winner in the Class A regional at Centennial Educational Park at 7 p.m. Wednesday, The final is scheduled for Friday night.

The Chiefs are still undefeated (15-0-2) but survived a difficult week in Ahich they won three games by one-goal margins, including a pair in double overtime. -

"Some can win them and some peo-ple come close." Canton coach Don Smith said. "So far we've done i t . But you know every game is going to be like this. It should be that way. It makes it better for high school soccer."

Junior halfback Leah Hutko. who re-turned to action l#st week after missing three with strained knee ligaments, scored the winning goal Friday on a breakaway with 9^36 left in the second 15-minute overtime.

A Huron player tried to clear the ball at midfield, but it bounced off Canton 's Britta Anderson and the rebound went through to Hutko. who dribbled upfield and fired a cross t h a t hit the far post and bounced into the goal.

was t h i n k i n g H e r e V o u r chance to score and get th i s over with,' " Hu tko said. "We were jus t so exhausted from playing so much soccer, I jus t went after it.

"We've been practicing all year to

Soccer skills: Canton's Amy Tortora skillfully uses her body and foot to control the ball in the district final.

keep it far post and away from the keep-er. But I thought I had put it too wide. It looked to me like it waB coming out, and I was hoping somebody was follow-ing up on it."

Hutko managed to control the ball and get the shot away despite ha% ing a defender tailing her.

"Our wingback was nice enough not to tackle her," Huron coach Brian Borde said. "She should have. We have nice kids.

" (The defender) actually did what most players in the s ta te would not do. You don't let someone go unchallenged on a breakaway."

T h e River Rats (14-4-2) had Canton on the defensive for a large par t of the first half — though goalkeeper Jori Welch&ns only had to make a couple

saves — and broke a scoreless tie early-in the second because of Canton defen-sive lapse.

A Canton defender hesitated and failed to clear the ball soon enough, al-lowing Huron 's Sharon Sims to keep it alive and angle a shot around Wel-chans.

T h e Chiefs tied the score five min-utes later when Colleen Connell redirected a long rebound off an Alyson Noune corner, lifting a shot from the edge of the penalty box.

"They were throwing the ball around and so were we." Smi th said, "bu t they seemed to get more control of it down there."

Canton might have won in regulation, thanks to a Huron miscue on defense.

Rocks win return trip to district

Plymouth Salem advanced te -the Class A baseball district tournament at Ann Arbor by slipping past Adrian 5r4 Thursday in a pre-district game at Sa-lem.

T h e Rocks will plgy Belleville at 10 a.m. Saturday in the district at Pioneer High School. T h e other game pits West-land John Glenn against Pioneer at 12:30 p.m. T h e final is scheduled for 3 p.m.

Salem edged the Maples when Curt Singleton lined a bases-loaded single .to right field in the bottom of the seventh inning Thursday.

T h e Rocks (14-8-2) loaded the bases with no outs. Bryan Danek hit a lead-off single. Ed Gundry. who has recov-ered sufficiently from mononucleosis to play again, was hit by a pitch and pinch-hitter J i m Cunningham had a bunt single.

Cunningham put the ball down third-base line, and the third baseman tried unsuccessfully to throw him to the shortstop for an a t tempted force on Danek at third.

"We're excited to get Eddie back." Salem coach John Gratflin said. "We were 4-4 without h i m ' a n d struggling He makes our l ineup that much tough-er."

Chris Tomas pitched a complete-game victory. He allowed seven hits. Btruck out five and walked two.

T h e Rocks had 10 hi ts off losing pitcher Henry Soto, who fanned 11 and walked one. Adrian finishes with an 11 -14 record.

Gundry. Danek and Charlie Winstel had two hi ts apiece for Salem. Gundry also dr ive in two runs, and Jeff Hopson added an RBI single. " As the defending Class A champ. Sa-lem has one post-season win to its cred it and will try to retrace its steps from a year ago. beginning with the district.

"You play six ballgames, and you play somebody better at each step." Gravlin said. " I don ' t know of any,one team in the s ta te that j umps out as a being the favorite.

" I t ' s going to be a team that gets on a roll and s tar ts playing weli — and we're capable of tha t . We don't have the over-powering pitching staff we had last year, we're going to have to find ways to win games.

"If we have the desire and get the breaks, I'd like to say we're going to be in the regional. If you're in the regional, there are only 16 teams left and any-th ing can happen ."

Glenn ousts Canton

T h e Chiefs scored first but host Westland John Glenn came back to win 8-1 in the pre-district game Thursday

Canton, which lost a double-header

iahed the season 9-12, the first losing season in coach Fred Crissey'a 18 years at the school.

"We jus t never played infield defense all year." Crisse said. "Basically, we took ourselves out of the ballgame. and tha t ' s happened all year.

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Chiefs place 5th in Western Lakes boys track meet By M i k e Rose.vbai m S t a f f W r i t e r

Led by double-winners Jeff Brust and Bill Crosby, Walled Lake Western finished a strong second place in Wednesday's Western Lakes Activities Association boys track meet at Farmington.

"This is the best I've ever fin-ished," said Warriors' coach Dennis Keeney. "That ' s the best Western has finished in 10 years."

Western's 116 points were second only to Northville's 131'A.

Farmington Harrison was third with 98 points, although Hawks' coach. John Schumacher was not nearly as-happy with, his finish as Was Keeney.

"It was a good meet (for Harri-son) but it was far from being our best and far from being a great per-formance." Schumacher said.

Livorva Churchill was fourth with 81 points, followed by Plym-outh Canton (76), Westland John Glenn (66.5), Farmington (65.5), Plymouth Salem (51). North Farm-ington (28.5), Livonia Stevenson 125.5), Walled Lake Central (11.5) and Livonia Franklin (11).

Western boasted the most indi-vidual winners. Brust won both hurdles events, taking the 100 in 15.11 — edging Salem's Don John-son by .01 — and the 300 with a time of 40.32. Crosby won the 800 in 1:57.86 and the 1600 in 4:28.4". Crosby hoped to add a third victory, but in his fourth arid final event, the 3200. he suffered from cramps and fatigue and faded to fourth. Crosby also anchored Western's lone relay winner, the 3200 team, which won with a time of 8:07.86.

Keeney said seniors Brust and Crosby "really took us through." Keeney was also pleased with the 3200 relay squad, which broke Western.'s school record. '

"We've been trying to do that since this group of kids started in high school," Keeney said. "I'm glad we could get our top four half-milers in this event." In addition to.

Crosby, the other runners were J im Sweetman. Brandon Keeney and Matt Wright.

Entering the meet, fteeney felt his team had a shot at reaching the 120-point mark. "I felt if we could squeeze out every l a s t . drop we might get 120 points. We just about squeezed out every last drop." he said. . '

Harrison triumphed in long and short races Wednesday, winning three sprints and one distance event.

Duante Anderson won ihfc. 100 (11.23). Roy Granger, the runnerup-in the 100, broke ther tape in the 200 (22.83). Granger « k ! Anderson then ran first and fourth, respec-tively, as Harrison won the 400 re-lay in 43.73. The other team mem-bers were Scott Gurke and Jason Dreyer.

Jason Zdvrski and Todd Haney gave the Hawks a one-two finish in the 3200. Zdvrski won the race in 10:00.41.

Schumacher, who noted that Harrison had "some great individu-al performances," was also pleased with Dreyer's second-place finish-in the 800.-

Unlike Western, which featured Crosby and Brust running in four events each, Schumacher said he didn't use his top performers "to the max." He added, "if we would've loaded up events we would've scored more points. From a team standpoint 1 think that was sort of our downfall."

Northville won three individual events and two relays. "Northville has a great team," Keeney said. "I'm glad they won it if we couldn't ."

Churchill 's Matt Gierytch won the pole vault. He and runnerup Brandon Richardson both cleared 12 feet, but Gierytch had fewer mis&eS. . • .

Farmington'* Jason Tucker won the high j u m p at 6-3 and John Glenn's Brandon Buck won the lonff j ump at 21 -4'/*.

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Sharon LaMieidj, Siatv Photographer H i g h hu rd le r : Don Johnson of Salem has the lead -in one of the 110-meter hurdle heats Wedrjfstfay. He finished second overall at the WLAA championships.

T R A C K

WESTERN LAKES ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION BOYS TRACK AND FIELD

W»dn»*da> a t Farming ton

TEAM STANDINGS

i 1. North villa. 131.5 point* 2 . Walled Lake Waltera . 116; 3. farmington Harrl •on . 9 8 : 4. Uvonla Churchill. 81; 5. Plym out* Canton. 76; 6. Weatland John Glenn. 66 .5 ; 7. Farmington. 65.5; 8 . Plymouth Salem. 51; 9 . North Farmington. 28.5; 10. Livonia Steven ton. 25.5; 11. Walled Lake Central. 11.5; 12. Uvonla FrankHn. 11.

INDIVIDUAL/RELAY EVENTS

Dlscul: t-JOhn Oalti (N'VMe!. 136 feet, I inch. 2. Chris Pdczaf (LCi. 135 7. 3. Tom Ra veo.lPC). 133 9. i Todd Osbom fNiffliel. 127 O. 5. Brad Pawiowski (NF). 126-0; 6 Dan Sievenson (PSt. 125-0; 7 Ojordge RaduKwc (FH). 119 8; 8 Mlfce Poissam (NF1 119-8'.

Shot put; ! .John Gait (NVWe). 46-3; 2 1 Todd OsOorn (N'willet. 4 5 - 5 V 3. Jeff

Schumacher (PS». 44-7: 4 Brad PawWwsiy_ (NF), .43-6. 5 Corey WUnOouS (F). 42-5; 6 Tom Raven (PC). 42-4(4. .7. Aaron Ousso tLCt. 42 3: 8 Verr Rath* (NF). 4 1 -4Vj

High Jump; 1 Jason Tucker (Fj. 6-3; 2. ter ry Howe', IIC). 6-2. 3 Matt Syverson (IS). 6 1. -s Scott Hand (LFl. 6-0: 5 Chaka SaulsOer ry (JG). 6-0; 5 Chris Boochet (NF), 6-0, 7 Kevin Dyson (WIC). 5-10; 7 Dan Doerfling {WLW1, 5-10.

Long jump; I. Brandon Buck (JG). 21-4'A. 2 Jamey (K'viHe! 2W>W. 3 Jason Tucker CF[, 19-8V>; 4 Brian SchUlU (JG)<19-7y>: 5 Don Johnson (PS). I9 -6W 6 Jason Dreyer (FH). I9-6W; 7. Dan Doerfling (WIW). 19 5 V 8 Mike Roeies (F). 19-3.

Pole vault: i Matt Oerytcti (LC). 12: 2

. Brandon Richardson (F). 12; 3 Ken Costantr no (JG). 11 -8. 4 John Fabnkiewic* (LC). 11-4s. 5. Chns Martmg (F). I I : 6. Cuff M«;heison (LSI. 10-8. 7 Greg Konier (LC). 10-8; Mike Drczdo (N'mltej, 10-4

3 , 2 0 0 meter m a y : I WL Western (Jim Sweetman, Brandon Keeney. Matt Wright. Bill Crosby). 8:07 86; 2 Plymouth Canton, 8 17 29. 3 . Plymouth Salem. 8 26 23: 4. Farmington Hamson 8 27.05. 5. Livona Churchm. 8 28 a 6. NonhvWe . 8.31 18. 7 North Farmington, 8 35.52;. 8 Farmington, 8 37 6 .

100 hurd»e«: 1 Jeff Brust <WLW). 15 11 2. Don Jdhnson (PS). 15 12; 3. Mike Hartool iWLW). 15.23, 4 Brett BuU tN villej. 15 28: 5 Nathan Lopsle (LC). ,15 47. 6 Danan Mu/o TLQ. 15.49; 7 Don MacKewe (LS). 15.50; 8. Enc Tomei (PC). 1-5.92

IOO dash: 1 Duante Anderson (FH). 1 1 2 3 : 2 Roy Granger 4FH) 11.41; 3 Bnan Dcgtpnski (N'vMIe). 1143. 4 Derek Badrak (LC). 11 44; 5 Kevin Clayoooi (JG). 11 5 8 : 6 Nigel Whitt iF). H 69. 7. Ron Cla«r (LF) 11.75: 8 Scott Gurke (FH). 11 89

l .SOOrelay I. Northville (Ryan Huqa*. Brandon C4rxJra. Jamey Mi:ien»Rob SuOofchi, 3 27 53: 2 Lrvonia Churchill, 3:27 51; 3 Waiied Lake Western. 3:30 81, 4 wesiiana John Glenn. 3:31.0; 5. Farmmgion. 3 39.26;

-6 tfvom® Stevenson. 3 4 0 37 ? Plymouth Canton. 3.40 46 . 8 Plymouth Salem. 3 40 55

8 0 0 relay: 1 Northville (Matt Hemp. Ryan Huzja* RoO Sutwticn, Jamey Miller), 1 32.32. 2 Plymouth Canton, 1:32 91. 3 John Glenn. 1 33.16. 4. WL western, 1 34 52: 5 Uvorua Churchm. I 34 8. 6. North Farmington, 136 .4 ; 7 Farmington Hamson, 1 36 88; 8 Farmtngion, 1 37 82

1 .600 run: 1 Bill Crosby (WLW), 4 28 47; 2-. Derek Cudnni (PS). 4 32 51; 3, Dave Cli-nard (F), 4 33.29. 4- Jason Zdyrski (FH), 4 35.63: 5 Jeff Martus (LC), 4 35.69; 6 Jeff

Keith (PC). 4 36.56; 7. Chris Crosby (WLW). 4 36 92. 8 Matt Ro»e (LS). 4 39.32: 8 Steve Boudreau (PS). 4 44 61

4 0 0 relay: 1 Farmington Hamson (Roy Granger. Scott Gurke, Jason Dreyer. Duante Anderson). 4 3 73: 2 John Glenn. 44.26. 3. Uvonla ChurchM. 44.76. 4. Northville. 45.40; 5 Ptvmouth Canton. 45.75: 6 Plymouth Sa-lem. 45.85. 7. WL Western." 45.87; 8. Farm-ington. 46 34; 8 Lrvonia Franklin. 46.34

4 0 0 da ah. ; Rot) Subotich (N'vinej. 50 83: 2 Craig MBier (PC). 51 42; 3. Tony Calchings (NF). 51 90; 4. Danan Muio (tC). 52 08: 5 Matt MKMteton (WLW), 52.50: 5 Brandon Cuadra (N'vale). 52.50; 7. Dave Washenko (PC). 52.88. 8 Chns vandertxirgh (John Glenn)

300 hurdle*: 1 Jeff Brust (WLW) 40.32; 2 Nathan LooSle (LC). 40.78; 3 Tony Gram (WLC). 40 94; 4 Frank EupiTi (LS). 4 i 66. 5. Andrew Hodge (JG). 4 ? 17, 6 Don MacKen/ie (LS), 42.50. 6. Steve MclnaHy (IS). 42 SO. 8 John Martin (PC). 43.77

200 «aali: ) Roy Granger (FH). 22.83: 2. Brandon Cuadra (N vine), 2 3 47. 3. Bnan Do gonski (N vnie).- 23-53: 4 Jeff Brust (WLW). 2 3 61 . 5 Ed Mattoy (WJG). 2 3 70; 6 Nigel Whrtt (F). 23 73; 8 Oarg Miller (PC), 24 .25

3.20t> run: 1 Jason Zdyrski (FM). J Q i » - 4 1 i 2 . I odd Haney (FH). 10.14.61. 3. Chns Burns (PC). 10 15 67 4 Bui Crosby (WLW), 101B.61: 5. Derek Cudini (PS), 10 22 50: 6 Dave Vac* (PC), 10:24.68; 7 Kevin-Amemaugh (F). 10:28 43. 8 Chns Crosby (WLW). 10:31.70.

1 .600 rrtay: 1 NorthviUe (Ryan Hu/jak. Brandon Cuadra. Jamey Miller. Rob Subotich). 3:27.53: 2. Uvoma Churcfwu. 3:27 51; 3 Wailed Lake Western. 3:30.81. 4 John Glenn. 3:31 00; 5. Farmington. 3 39 26. 6. Livonia Sievenson, 3 40 37; 7 Plymouth Canton. 3 40 46; 8 Plymouth Salem, 3 40-56

CEP duo advances to district

Centennial Educational Park will be well represented in the Class A softball district tournament Satur-day in Ann Arbor with both Canton and Salem competing. _

No. 5-ranked CanUm crushed host Westland John Glenn 17-J in a pre-district game Thursday. Salem didn't waltz into the district but got there nonetheless with a 3-2 win over visiting Adrian. • -

Canton will play tournament host Ann Arbor Pioneer at 10:30 a.m Saturday, and the Rocks meet Belleville at 1 p.m. The final will start at 3:30 p.m.

The Chiefs (24-3) spotted Glenn to a 1-0 lead but went ahead with two nms in the fourth, erupted for six in the fifth and finished with an eight-run seventh.

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Kelly Holmes pitched a two-hitter and struck out 14 for Canton. She walked two. Cathy Nlruk also went the distance for the Rockets (19-8), giving up 15 hits.

Julie Nicastri led the Chiefs with three hits — two home runs and a double — and six RBI.

Nicole Sequin also had three hits. Sarah Sehimmelpfejmeg and Kate Strahan two each. Sequin and Schimmelpfenneg chipped in three RBI apiece.

Salem also rebounded from a 1-0 deficit to beat Adrian. Jenny Gar-vqy gave up five hits and didn' t is-sue any walks to become the win-ning pitcher.

Lori Thomczek tripled home the tying run and scored the go-ahead run on an error in the second in-ning. Amanda Tubaugh had an RBI single in the third. The Maples didn't score again until the seventh.

Emily Giuliani and Tubaugh had two hits each. Kristin Stackpooie and Dawn Morrocco scored the other Salem runs. — ->—

S "We played a great defensive

game," coach A1 Campbell said. "Jenny threw strikes and didn't walk anybody."

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College pitcher looks ahead, past arm surgery By S teve K o w a i ^ k i S t a f f W r i t e r

Brett Lally recertlv married Janeen Markiewicz but Lally's brother, trainer and best man. Bradd Lally, doesn't see the mar-riage affecting his boxing profes-sion.

"You're either a fighter or your not, you can play golf or you can't — just because you get married doesn't mean your golf game goes bad," BrBdd aaid. "He seems to re-ally like being married. Janeen is a sweet girl, but 1 don't want to talk aboUt marriage. 1 want to talk about Wayne Powell."

Brett Lally and Powell have an . upcoming engagement Friday in

Powell's homet< wn of S m Antonio,

BOXING Tex., where the two meet in a 12-round bout for the North American Boxing Federation's Super Wel-terweight championship.

Lally. a 1981 Westland John Glenn graduate, hasn' t fought since last August when he was knocked out in the first round by Terry Norrii in the World Boxing Coun-cil's Super Welterweight champion-ionship.

Lally brirtgs a 29-6-0 record with 18 K O ' s j n t o Friday's match. He is listed as* the No. 1 contender for the NABF title belt after 'Vacating the title" last summer to fight Norris.

Lally said he learned a few les-

sons fighting Norris, who put Sugar Ray Leonard into retirement.

"Instead of going in. using my head (against Norris), I went out to kill him," said Lally, whose ear drum was broken; among other things: "My heart was broken. I took some time off because" my pride, more than anything else, was shattered."

Powell. 32, is the North American Box ing C o u n c i l ' s J u n i o r Middleweight champion and the

. World Boxing Council's Continen-tal America's Super Welterweight champion.

Powell, 26-3-1 overall, last fought in January when he won a split de-cision over Oscar Pena in San Anto-nio. Powell is a rangy 6-foot-2 fight-

er who resembles Tommy Hearna, according to Bradd Lally.

"I heard he got put on the deck a couple times and 1 talked to the Pena people who think they won the fight," Bradd Lally said. "We don't pldn on sitting around boxing. W* plan on going to the body right away." ,

Lally has been running three to six miles a day and has sparred against James Toney, the undefeat-ed Middleweight champion from Detroit.

"Sparring Toney helps a lot, you can'i get a much better challenge."' Bradd Lally said. "I told Brett. 'This is. not your regular workout. Toney's going to try to take your head off." There 's mutual respect

for each other." Brett Lally is also getting a work-

out daily with Lally Brothers Landscap ing . Bradd sa id h is brother recently loaded 12 tons of Michigan boulders while on the job and he's as strong as any 215-pound guy working for the business.

"Bret t doesn't like to sit around," Bradd said. _

Brett seems to have a lot of strength and determination but he wop't have any hair when he fights Friday. For the time being his wife must put up with his bald head.

"My wife was a little upset with it ." Brett said. "I wasn't going to shave my head this fight but Bradd talked roe into it."

Marriage won't dampen Lally's fight career

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"Straub looks forward to a sum-mer of rest and possible surgery on his elbow which has bothered him off-and-on the last three years. Bone spur surgery in January. 1991. alleviated some of the pain but it returned early in the "92 season.

•"It's something that 's nut really major, I've just got to take care of it," said Straub. "1 didn't have time to take care of it this season so 1 lived with it. As soon as I get my arm fixied I'm going to start pitching like I used to because I can bring" the ball."

Straub, a physical education ma-jor, said he has lost about four mph on his fastball which prior to arm trouble was clocked at about 88. Straub spent his freshman year at Western Michigan, where he

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pitched well enough to have appeared in. a 1989 NCAA tourna-ment regional game.

After transferring, Straub sat out the 1990 season and played in "91 for Henry Ford Community College coach Stu Rose. He was an All-America for Rose, batting .460 and finishing the season with a 5-0 pitching record.

LT-D Mercy struggled to a 20-29 record this season but finished- ' third at the Midwest Collegiate Conference Tournament. After win-ning their first two MCC tourna-ment games over Dayton (11-10) and EvansvlUe (3-2>, the Titans lost 11-2 to eventual champion Notre Dame and 8-2 to Evansville to get eliminated.

Straub wasn't, supposed to pitch in the MCC tournament but an in-jury to to the regularly-scheduled pitcher meant an emergency ap-pearance against ND. The Fighting Irish, ranked 21st nationally, chased Straub from the mound af-ter scoring seven runs in seven inn-ings.

"Notre' Dame is just, a power-house team and they play well to-gether." St raub said. "We struggled this season hut we're better than we shoWed."

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excited about the way he hit. St raub. who sometimes batted lead-off. hit most of hFs eight homers Tn " the last couple weeks of the season.

His 13 doubles tied him with teammates Mark Dube and Mike Heard (Wayne Memorial) for the team lead.

After the anticipated elbow sur-gery, Str^ulj also expects to move to thi rd base (where he played in high "school) when not pitching. Straub has one year of eligibility remaining and he also hopes to get a shot in the future at professional baseball.

"I 've always had scouts looking at me but I'm still waiting." St raub said. "Hopefully my chance will come. I know I can do it. I've played w ith and against a lot of great play-ers like Steve Avery (Atlanta Braves pitcher). The hardest thing is getting a shot. After tha t it 's all ability."

Heard average falls

Heard, an outfielder from Wayne, didn't have the kind of senior sea-son he anticipated for U-D.

After hitting .320 with 10 homers and 51 RBI in '91 for U-D Mercy, Heard batted a respeciahle .301 this season with-onl> t*o homers and 37 RBI

"The kids played hard but were terribly frustrated. (The Rockets) played well and de-served U> win."

Aaron Scheffer pitched a five-hit complete game for Glenn. Jon Stimac started and went 2Vs inn-ings, allowing six runs and tak-ing the loss. Mike Stafford had two hit* for the Chiefs.

Kapla paces Shamrocks Senior righthander Scott Kap-

la pitched a four-hit shutout through six innings Thursday to lead Redford Catholic. Central past visiting Livonia Stevenson.

.7-0, in a Class C district matchup.

Kapla fanned eight batters lie-fore giving way to Dan Gusoff in the final inning.

Kapla was also a solid force of-fensively, going 2-for-4 with an RBI triple in the ' Shamrocks four-run sixth inning.

CC tallied ejght hits, including two froni Paul Knhfi flnf^ Abtoh 1 Rumberger. Brian Hicks belted his ninth homer of the season.

Craig Brevik took the loss for the Spartans, going the distance and striking out five.

"Brevik really pitched well fof the first five innings," CC coach John Salter said. "He looked good."

The Shamfocks will play . Farmington Hills . Harrison at

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Farmington teams win

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In the district Saturday, North Farmington will play Farmington in the first game followed by a Harri-son-Redford Cathol ic Cent ra l matchup. The winner goes to the re-gional at Temperance Bedford the following weekend

North, the Western Lakes Activi-ties Association champ, blanked Livonia Franklin 6-0 behind the two-hit pitching of Mark Temple in the pre-district at Ford Field in Livonia.

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Motivation key to exercise program EXERCISING

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Dear Myrna : I 'm wr i t ing thia let-t e r for my*elf and two f r i ends . We just c a n ' t get mot ivated to e x -e r c i s e . W e ' v e tr ied it all, posi-tive and nega-t ive mat Na t ion . In o u r h e a r t s w e ' r e m e s s i n g up bad . C o m e on. mot iva te us.

, OK. OK-I'U try. . My trusty old motivation book —

"Fitness Motivation" by Rejeski and Kennoy — will help me answer this one. Also, my experience in conversation with many people who attend classes at our studio will help.

Motivation itself refers to an in-ner drive that compels one to be-have in a certain way. You can be motivated to either pursue or svoid something.

"Aversion therapy" is an example of training the mind and body to be repelled by a negative addiction such as smoking or alcohol.-"Incen-tive therapy" refers to the rewarding of something pleasurable after the accomplishment of a certain posi-tive behavior — for example, a child who receives good marks in school may be rewarded accordingly.

Ju s t as there are different types of motivation tha t work for different people, the same motivational tech-nique that may have worked at one time for someone may not work again. Although it may be useful at the beginning, negative motivation is often not enough of an impetus to keep you going.

Positive motivation is self-rein forcement that allows you to contin ue because the rewards ami l<enefit> have become self-evident. If this reason for positive reinforcement starts to fade, there will no} be enough encouragement to "keep you going.

Sports psychologists recommend

people switch from negative motiva-' tion to positive motivation as soon as possible in order to stick with a fitness program.

Your desire to be fit should be visible to all three of you.

You are all lucky you each have two friends with the same goal. Y'ou might all have an old belief: "I 'm just not a physical person." Change it to: "Exercise will boost my energy levelj"

Let's consider the following bene-fits:

• Cardiovascular endurance-_• Lower body fat. • Stress release. • Increase energy level. • Enhance self-esteem. • Increase body definition. I must admit most people start to

exercise for viinity reasons and later through the exercise, experience the understanding pf the other benefits. It 's real hard to exercise and not feel that euphoria. I promise you. once you start exercising, the bene-fits jump out at you and start to

motivate you. Pretend you three are a team and

in order to win, you muat play the "game" together. Talk to each other and define your goalB. Please don't make them too big. How about a month at a time, three times a week? Plan a special day or a short trip for a reward — bu t reward yourselves two or three months, not six.

Never set goals too hard to reach — they are unrealistic. We have more than a few "exercise teams" in our studio. Exercising also makes friends and supports each other. It 's fun to watch.

(Myrna Partrich, co-owner of The Workout Company in Bloomfield Township and a member of the President's Council on Physical Fit-ness. is happy to answer any ques-tions readers may have regarding exercise Please send your questions to: Sports Department, Myrna Par-trich, 805 E Maple. Birmingham, 48009.)

SPORTS SHORTS

Items for the Sports Roundup should be submitted by 5p.m. ' Tuesday (for Thursday edition) and 5 p.m. Fnday (for the Mon-day edition).

• FATHER'S DAY GOLF

A three-person Faiher's Day golf scramble will be played Sunday, June 21. at Fellows Creek Golf Course. The fee is $72 per team. . which includes greens fees and awards. The event is open to all golfers.

Tee times begin at 11 a.m. Ad-vance registration is required in person or by mail at the Canton Parks and Recreation Department, i 150 S. Canton Center Rd. The en-try deadline is Thursday, June 18. Call 397-al 10 for information.

• STEELERS FOOTBALL

_ Volunteers are needed to coach Canton Steelers teams in the Junior Football League next August .through November. Interested adults should call Sue Herman af

ler 5 p.m. at 455-7299. Also, due to an overwhelming re-

sponse. the league has limited openings for freshmen (9-10) and varsity (13) players only. Available positions also remain for freshman cheerleaders. The cost is $65. Other levels have waiting lists. For infor-mation call Sue Herman.

• SOCCER MEETING

Boys.interested in playing soccer for Plymouth Salem High School next fall should at tend an organiza-tional meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday. June 4. in Room 2703 at Salem. For more information call coach Ken Johnson at 397-0668.

• SOCCER TRYOUTS

The Northville Soccer Associa-tion will have tryouts next month

ticlccrt And tcflrn^ —ft* contact the corresponding coach for details: boys under-10 >elect. Jeff Weicksel (349-0605); boys under 11 select. Bob Cummings >349-4528); boys under-12 premier. Larry

Schlanseir (420-0285): boys under-13 premier. Ken Romine (420-45511; boys under-14 premier. Larry Schlanser (420-0285); girls under-12 premier. Brent Hammond (349-4268); girls under-14 premier, Bill ToUtedt (348-9409).

• CHEERLEADING CAMP

_ Annette Smith, cheerleading coach at the University of Michi-gan, will offer instruction at the Canton Lions Cheerleading Camp .June 19-20 at the Pavillion on Can-ton Center Road,

The camp is open to girls 7 to 14 years old. The registration fee is $20. which includes lunches an<L& T-shirt .

The Canton Lions also will host a non-contact football camp for boys 7-14 The fee is also $20. For more information, call Debby Bradley at 397-1720.

starting at the Township Adminis-tration Building.

Special T-shir ts will be given to the first 150 participants of the race, and awards will be given to the top three in each age group. The registration fee is $&50 before the deadline of Thursday, J u n e 18, and $10 after that date. For more infor-mation call 397-5110.

• TENNIS TOURNEY

The Spring Singles Tennis Tour-nament will be played June 5-7 at Canton High School. The entry fee is $8 per person and includes a T-shirt.

The age groups will be 14-under, 15-19,20-29, 30-39, 40-49 and over-50 for males; 14-under, 15-19, over-20 and over-40 for females. USTA rules apply with two out of three sets. This ifi a single-elimination tournament. -

• FIVE-MILE RUN

The 14th Annual Canton Five-Mile.Run will be Saturday. June 20,

Players should register in person or by mail at the Canton Recreation Department. 1150S. Car bon Center Rd.

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T h e g e n e r a l public is invited to attend the in-stallation dinner* and dance honor-ing Tom McKay at t he Airpor t Radisson Hotel on June.6.

Tom will be in-s ta l led a s the 79th President of t h e A m e r i c a n B o w l i n g C o n -gress. Tickets are

$35 and will include cocktails from 6-7 p.m. and dinner at 7 p.m., fol-lowed by dancing.

AL HARRISON

At age 61, Tom has l>een involved with the Greater Detroit Bowling Association for more than half hi.s life. He began working for the asso-ciation in 1955 and became the sec retard-treasurer in 1965.

Elected to the Detroit Bowling Hall of Fame in 1980, Tom received the Juag£ John D. Watts Memorial award ;n 1982 ^»nd ha* served a-vice president of the ABC since that time.

McKay also has earned fnany bowling accomplishments, includ-ing a pair of 299's and one 298. He had a 211 average in 1979-80.

Tom has been a vital force for the strength and integrity of bowling in

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The results are in on the Pro-Am event for the 1992 Michigan Classic Tournament at Satellite Bowl. The winner of the lop prize was Shirley Steel, a resident of Plymouth and a senior league bowler.

Shirley outperformed a field of 632 other amateur bowlers to cap-

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pin No T a p format, including a 300 game. Her pro partners were Cheryl Daniels, Donna Adamek and Katie Susany.

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T h e o r i g i n a l "Alien" had at-mosphere to spare and a good direc-tor — R i d l e v Sco t t , of "Bla-d e r u n n e r " .and " T h e l m a a n d Louise" fame,

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£ a l t h o u g h t h e Frtanv h t i t le read "Sole i l " or sun . i Gerard Depardieu is a priest who confesses to his superior t h a t ht' £ e l » he isn ' t up to t he du t i e s de-m a n d e d of a parish priest . Coming J o m a rural farming life. Depard ieu t e l s he has only physical s t rength i n offer God and f inds it mi racu lous t W t he managed to be ordained

• Whe'n . hisj- confessor reassures him tha t i i l od isn't d i sp leased with ^ im . Depardieu l amen t s he can only "weep or absolve" the people of | t u par ish

1 he priest » doubt a n d insecuri-t i e s about his re la t ionship with God result in the usual zealot 's self ^ b a s e m e n t — wearing a ha i r shir t knd bloody self-flagellation. i

j Sand r ine Bonnai re plays an emo-t iona l ly d is turbed a n d self-destruc-t ive teenager P romiscuous with a i -ouple adul t lovers and see th ing f v h h rage and sel f - loathing. • »he {kills one of her lovers in an off -cam Jtra"shooting. She composes herself Junlri is ne*t seen at t he river wash Jing blood from her shoes ' No-one knew about the girl 's rela «it»nship with t he older m a n . whose xieath was ruled to be suicide Like Jthe p n e s t , the girl is seeking ^redemption through a b u s e a n d nun J ishmeot . She « m f l d have »>een •much happier charged with the iman ' s murder t han hav ing ano ther

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• Walking in the rain to a neigh-b o r i n g par ish to he lp out with ser-v i c e s , Depardieu loses h i t way as it } becomes dark A fellow traveler ' jo int , .him and shows h im a shor t ' c u t th rough the woods. T h e man :

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116 »VoM'anO i 317 Redtord 318 DearOom Dearborn Heights 319 GroSse Pomte 320 Homes Wayne County 321 Homes Livingston County 322 Homes Macomb County 323 Homes

Washtenaw County 324 other Suburban Homes 325 Real Estate Servces 326 Condos 327 New Home Builders 328 Duplexes S Townhouses 330 Apartments 332 MoUie Homes •333 Northern Property 334 i

REAL ESTATE RENTALS # 400-434

400 Apartments

EMPLOVMEMT/INSTRUCTION SERVICES

# S00-SS4 500 Help Wanted 502 Help W a n t e d Dental Medical 504 Help A anted Office, Clerical 505 F o o d Beverages 5 0 6 H*4p Wanted Sa les 507 Help Wanted Pan T « n e ' 508 Help Wanted Domest ic 5 0 9 Help Wanted C o u o t e s 511 Entertainment . " -5 1 2 Situations Wanted P e m a l e 5 1 3 Situations Wanted Male 514 Situations Wanted Ma i f tTema ie 5 ' 5 Child Care 5^6 Elderly Care & Ass i s t ance 5 1 7 S u m m e r Camps 5 1 8 Education instructions 519 Nursing Care 5 2 0 S e c r e t a r y Bus iness Se rv ices S T i Prcrfessonai Services

402 Firnished Apartments 403 Rental Agency 404 Houses 406 Rent Option to Buy 406 Property Mgmt 407 Motiike Homes 408 Duo»eras • «tt> Flam

524 Ta« ServKe

412 Townhouses Condominiums 413 Time Share 414 Southern Rentals 415 Vacation Rentals " .

.416 Halls 41 R e s i d e n c e to Exchange 4 (9 Mobile Home Space 420 booms 421 Living Quarters to Share

ANNOUNCEMENTS # 400-414

6 0 0 Persona l s 601 Wedd ing Cnapets 602 Lost & Found (fry t h e rrorcJI 6 0 3 Heann Nutrition vv«ngrn LOSS 604 A n n o u n c e m e n t s Mee t -^gs S e m i n a r s 6 0 6 Legal Notices

MERCHANDISE # 700-734

700 Auction Sales 701 CoMecutXes 702 Antiques 703 Crafts 704 Rummage Sale. Flea Markets 705 Wearing Apparel 706 Garage Sale - Oakland County 707 Garage Sale - Wayne County 708 Household Goods Oakland County -709 Household Goods - Wayne County

- 710 Mtsc tor Sale - Oakland County 711 Msc tor Sa le -Wayne County 712 Appliances • — 713 Bicycles _ -714 Business 4 Office Eouipmeni 715 Computers 716 Commercial -Industrial Equipment 717 Lawn. Garden. Farm & Snow Equipment 7 -8 BuAdng M l e n e H 719 Hot Tubs Spas & Pools 720 Farm Produce - Flowers Plants 721 Hospital Equipment 722 Hobbies - Corns Stamps 723 Jewelry

i l l • OL.J. _ 726 Muscat instruments

"727 Vioeo Games Tapes 728 VCR TV Stereo Tape Decks 729 CB Radios Cellular Phones 730 Sporting Goods Exercise Equipment 734 Trade or Sell 735 Wanted to Buy , '36 flJMHnt

AUTOMOTIVE RECREATIONAL VEHICLES

800 Recreational Vehicles 802 Snowmobiles 904 Airplanes 805-Boal Docks Mannas B06 Boats Motors 807 Boat Parts S Service 808 VehicieBoai Storage 810 Insurance Motor 812 Motorcycle*. Go-Kart* Mimtxkes 813 Motorcycles Parts & Service 814 CampervMotorhomes/Trailers 816 Amo/Truck. Parts S Leasing 818 AtAO Rentals Leasing 1 819 Auto Financing 820" Autos Wanted

-.821 Junk. Cars Warned . - _ 822 Trucks tor Sale 823 Vans 824 jeeps 4 Wheel Dnve 825 Sports & imported 852 Class* Cars

856 Suck 856 Caddiac 860 Chevrolet 862 Chrysler 864 Dooge 865 Eagie 866 Ford

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301 Open Houaaa 304 Fsrmington Farming ton HiHa CANTON Colonel 3 Bertroom I t

Bern* tamay room country kitchen '*< itoor laundry A aa. t it* 300 Open Sai 1-5pm " 941 4*4

304 Fsrmington Farming ton HiHa CANTON Colonel 3 Bertroom I t

Bern* tamay room country kitchen '*< itoor laundry A aa. t it* 300 Open Sai 1-5pm " 941 4*4

BY OWNER/BUYERS ONLY Lnoomerare SuO 2400 ao ft brick colonel. 3-4 bedroom* 2 5 Betna. lormal dmmg room, tat Roor laun-dry. caniral aa atground neatao pool 3155 900 Forappi 47S-5044

TROY OPEN MOUSE ' ipm 3452 Paaedena AI Bnc* Rancn Fnahad Beeamem 2S car garage A» (120 300 ManyEitraa' 524 1571

BY OWNER/BUYERS ONLY Lnoomerare SuO 2400 ao ft brick colonel. 3-4 bedroom* 2 5 Betna. lormal dmmg room, tat Roor laun-dry. caniral aa atground neatao pool 3155 900 Forappi 47S-5044

TROY OPEN MOUSE ' ipm 3452 Paaedena AI Bnc* Rancn Fnahad Beeamem 2S car garage A» (120 300 ManyEitraa' 524 1571 BY OWNER Kendeewood 3 bed-

room ranch 2 bathe alone 4re-piece. !H car ettachad garage Ma. a ofter 3110.000 . 5S3-4445

302 Birmingham BlnnmC-U imommra

BY OWNER Kendeewood 3 bed-room ranch 2 bathe alone 4re-piece. !H car ettachad garage Ma. a ofter 3110.000 . 5S3-4445

owner impreiawe 4 bedroom 2'4 •leth colonial Compietaly upeaied Muet aen the wtenor to Baarn Ea lanawe um ct Twrtaa A granne 1 raplaca in awng room modem ce-'aac kitchen cueiom appkenoee lormel dmmg room den. eeim. 2 •wirtxvy tube raceeaeo agraing ttvuoul tkaahed beeement *«»' ea-«ow room too many taaiui aa to aa! 4349 900 Shown by appoint •nemomy S43-4733 332 2040

W ai affluent neighborhood Moat aaaonat*, encaO home m aree

Buyer* only 3174(00 247-4426 owner impreiawe 4 bedroom 2'4 •leth colonial Compietaly upeaied Muet aen the wtenor to Baarn Ea lanawe um ct Twrtaa A granne 1 raplaca in awng room modem ce-'aac kitchen cueiom appkenoee lormel dmmg room den. eeim. 2 •wirtxvy tube raceeaeo agraing ttvuoul tkaahed beeement *«»' ea-«ow room too many taaiui aa to aa! 4349 900 Shown by appoint •nemomy S43-4733 332 2040

ROLLING OAKS W . bu41 ir t»40. 3.200 eq H . 2'a. <4 bathe. Ot home Open aouee May 31. 2-5pm or by appointment onhr Senoua aiquewa onh ptaaaa Owner • realtor 3249.400 arm ARar 4pm 7444MI6

owner impreiawe 4 bedroom 2'4 •leth colonial Compietaly upeaied Muet aen the wtenor to Baarn Ea lanawe um ct Twrtaa A granne 1 raplaca in awng room modem ce-'aac kitchen cueiom appkenoee lormel dmmg room den. eeim. 2 •wirtxvy tube raceeaeo agraing ttvuoul tkaahed beeement *«»' ea-«ow room too many taaiui aa to aa! 4349 900 Shown by appoint •nemomy S43-4733 332 2040 THIS wONoeorui sas 900 F vmmgton HAW condo w beeutlMhr

dacoreted wah a race contemporary •aa Baeutaui we» or the coiatyard ierge kitchen and plenty or atoraga onced to *ek 474-5700

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS independently Owned and Opereted

BIRMINGHAM 2 bedroom* av eWdea attwe A raangeretor Owner • auer »an reenor 374.000 tm 544-5733 V 509-4649

THIS wONoeorui sas 900 F vmmgton HAW condo w beeutlMhr dacoreted wah a race contemporary •aa Baeutaui we» or the coiatyard ierge kitchen and plenty or atoraga onced to *ek 474-5700

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS independently Owned and Opereted

BIRMINGHAM 2 bedroom ranch .nterax completely -ahxtnaheo 384 900 "wmnaia 3"w« conatd-ered 447 1234

THIS wONoeorui sas 900 F vmmgton HAW condo w beeutlMhr dacoreted wah a race contemporary •aa Baeutaui we» or the coiatyard ierge kitchen and plenty or atoraga onced to *ek 474-5700

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS independently Owned and Opereted BtOOMFlElO cualom anury de-

tached condo 2900 pAja ao It A tuA Beeenwi oft Eitraa mciude warm aate oaca -aaipoal tut » lercom Apprweed at »a"5 000 Eatele *aaa Smear* protected 3ey* 335-4450 —m 94A 54S4

THIS wONoeorui sas 900 F vmmgton HAW condo w beeutlMhr dacoreted wah a race contemporary •aa Baeutaui we» or the coiatyard ierge kitchen and plenty or atoraga onced to *ek 474-5700

The Prudential Harry S. Wolfe,

REALTORS independently Owned and Opereted BtOOMFlElO cualom anury de-

tached condo 2900 pAja ao It A tuA Beeenwi oft Eitraa mciude warm aate oaca -aaipoal tut » lercom Apprweed at »a"5 000 Eatele *aaa Smear* protected 3ey* 335-4450 —m 94A 54S4

305 Brighton-Hartland Howell

BtOOMFlElO cualom anury de-tached condo 2900 pAja ao It A tuA Beeenwi oft Eitraa mciude warm aate oaca -aaipoal tut » lercom Apprweed at »a"5 000 Eatele *aaa Smear* protected 3ey* 335-4450 —m 94A 54S4 EXCELLENT STARTER • Relaameni

bl oOMr*LO M«iis SCHOOLS Frerwan A Mapta area Rench A «ng i aa. prNaea 1144 000

Med «ery good condmon. ranch with «aai-oui Dec* owtooka *aet

FRANRLIN 32902 W Hemrtord a Bedroom WW on Mrga *» w«* attached geagi tliooao ceah or

jraeeweye 180241374 900 CALL X5YCE

THE MICHIGAN GROUP REaiTonseac »'-aeeetw aae 3114 000 conventional Seller

m a a no agama Cak fcx ap-txamment el 481-42*1 44-TOWN BIRMHIGHAM 3 bed -xm 2"» Bern* »wngroom dmng ia»o 570B»« * lit. too' 44KJS7

MOWELL - owner tranaferred. $10000 down III mai 4% VA "nortgaga 342 000 3 bedroom. 114 Bern kome m aaei aula aouBi.eei wow Ol town By Appoaament Altw 5pm 317-544-4344

3114 000 conventional Seller m a a no agama Cak fcx ap-txamment el 481-42*1 44-TOWN BIRMHIGHAM 3 bed -xm 2"» Bern* »wngroom dmng ia»o 570B»« * lit. too' 44KJS7

90S SouthfiaW-Lathrup 303 W.BimM. Ksego

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90S SouthfiaW-Lathrup 303 W.BimM. Ksego

Orchard Lake Loaety two turoom ranch Home 303 W.BimM. Ksego

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307 South Lyon Milford-Highland

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Ashley Construction 427-3295 B» OWNER Near Ptymouth-Merrv

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312 Livonia 313 Canton 314 Ptymouth

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instrument 31 Parcel o«

land 32 Horned

animals 34 Three-toed

sloth 35 Total 36 Gaelic sea

god 37 Bible B« 36 Advanced 4t Pedai digit 42 Dispatched 43 Benji. tor

one 44 Young —salmon

4C Hesttatiop sound

47 - Qrit . 49 Hot fudge 53 Declare 57 Ginger -58 Falsity

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62 Lock o! hair 63 Recede DOWN

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Siberia 7 Vase 8 Ssower

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France . 24 Near 26 Wire

messages 28 Above 29 Choir voice 30 Chemical

compound 32 Fruil drink 33 Conducted 35 Performed 39 Running 40 Speck 41 Tantalum

symbol 44 Footlike pari 46 Float 48 Employs 49 Weaken 50 Rubber tree 51 Unused 52 Go astray 54 Hurricane

center 55 A Lowe 56 Vat 59 Diphthong

311 Dearborn Dearborn Hatghts

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DCSCa»MIHATI«Q BUYERS •129.800

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T h e P r u d e n t i a l Harry S. Wol fe ,

REALTORS wdacandenihr Owned and Operated

TRuE DELIGHT TNa iaMetu»y"<)ecoreied'3 tjodroom

oartialfy rsoe Whal a Staal at M7.900 CcMTURY 21 T-OOAY 162 MOC

326 Condos ADAMS WOODS - By Own*. 2 bad

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332 Mototte Homos For Sala

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HORTHVILLE 2 Dedroom 1'* bath and un--1 Base-ment. private poiw WaK lo >a«a MS 900 Owner M4-4022 NOVI • Lakawooda Pan Homes 2 I oedroome. i bath e* c**eus >ery | clear. rrwsi aaa 227-322S i

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CHELSEA 30 acraa can be splii m»o two 10 acta percela on prlvata road 1S8 SOO 313-47V2144

CITY OF BLOOMHELO HILLS - V* eo-iol 1496 000 644-e CS0

GAROCHCrry One-third atre custom noma Du*> mg aria S38 900 421-ISIS

LAKE ORIOW TWP S acraa. 3926 Waktcm no

•* mee W ot Baldwin S&3 S0G 391-1403

ROCHESTER Mil L fi btafOW Wayna County

TAYLOR- 3 bedroom bnen ranch filsneO basement Irving family room/Veplace 2 car garage Flori-da room. $92,500 313-»l!-0«16

?'i bam condo backs up to P»»t Craak lor a laturfout viesr Raal Eslsle One 313-652 -6500 Ask tor Starr

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HORTHFIELD TOWNSHIP irvee 10 Acre Parceia roWog «er

frit-f 1* ertrv* tail i atvt I i-r,rre t 437-1174

WAYNE - 2 bedroom l's car ga-rage. brick l»re(tfeee. naw root, now cooper pkjmblng new oater heeler. no» carpeting, remodeled metier 6 bath Fenced yerd. 10" ol insulation So. f-iortBogo $39 900 722 4317

321 Living«ton Cty. s. IVWGS TON OENESSEE - Byron

I Schooia Sharp story contampo-I rary on 15 acres'-'Ironnno m i an; •aia aas 3 bedroomf. 2 mm. ~oa*-out aacka *-0®eon» Hr'Ji ooiabam l«B50l $135,900

CALL JOYCE , 'HE MICHIGAN GROUP

REALTORS IMC 227-4600 E.t 236

323 Homaa Washtenaw County

ROCHESTER HILLS on Canton Rft er 2 bearooma. 1 luA 2 halt batha W >am Rd 1500 iq ft Move-m condition Pom -tenni. court. $65 900 37Q-OS33

y n - w iminsi • Nc noma <» mora than 4/1

r»» OMI To mQwre aboil iw io . ; NORTHFIELO TOWNSHIP pre-owrwd noma call Dann» Eager:; M *CH£S mi Ovule naa«»r eood-at OuaMy Homaa local*) m Hv», — •m*r» inreem rolkng larram. CMb Kouia 4 1 miwa N or 1-96 on t partK] Lvx] Contract 437-1174

382 Raal Eatata Wanted ABSOLUTE TOP DOLLAR lor r o w

>d

•ar-oaai Peui G Century 21 EMe

CASH TODAY OR

GUARANTEED SALE Also' Or f

366 0«c.-Bua. Space Sale/Leaae

B I R M I N G H A M SOUTH ADAMS SQUARE TX*

C e n t u r y 2 1 EXPRESSWAY EXPOSURE

455 a« ft at 1300 par mo •• aq n •or largar unna 1275 x-arei

J A.BLOCH 6 CO CASTELLt 525-790Q; s»-T430o.»«Lo~a

•990 CENTURIOM : MSMMnrna mm i a AWARD WINHWGOmCE ,40 w, h «

i pmrate anlrance Parted for 1 pw ;aono«iee «•» 1134 HIGHLY FOCUSED

INVESTMENT PROPERTy MANAGEMENT COMPANY king to purctM

•fntory el amgle family hornet c-i mar ay adaolyoi Oetrwt Otw •nga ahodd ba of at Waal 20 prpper-liaa or mora pra*araMr named by a tvtgia mrti WW also look al' aalea rrajni 'amiuaa ol uc to 4 urwa pw bunding toqumm car ba made dur -ing norma* bmmaal hours by con-tacting Dan Comer ar Char lea Walah at 362 1700

PRIVATE INVESTOR

313-664-6796

ROCHESTER HILLS - Semori Cor do 962 Weatord Way Ben Broo-Como<e> 2 beoioom 2 belh car. ' tral a*r. screened porch garage Estate sale. 391 -0962 268- '53 7 SHELBY TWP jlua contemporary decorator owned. 2 story 2 bed room «t/W erea. 3'i batha. finished ' Oasemen; 1900 aq.ft muat sea $155 000 . 247-383* WES' BLOQMFIELD - 2/3 b« , rooms. 2 balhs. 'amity room den marble fireplace 2 car garage Neu traldeccr. $149 900 681-3713 WE5TLAND CONDO 2 bedroom 2 bath IS1 first floor and unit Exti. j Clean' Double storma Motivated [ Sertw' t<9.900 Call. 453-7309

SPECIAL PROMOTION $99 SECURITY DEPOSrT

Save up to $454 Endatoon Can now-

LIBERTY. 1969 12 • » Clea- Located <n Souihfieid fiti $4,000 takes Can 522-5358

A DREAM COME TRUE $ 188.500 w>rh -this inree yeer aid home on beautiful acreage The home la quiie contemporary Ir, Oaaign with rts . vaulted ceilings amtte ceramic, and J ertensne use ot naiura! «oodi«r»

474-3700 ,

WESTLAND 2 bedroom. 2 bath. •>-duOes appuncea Ground floor one level Carport Security system $50,000 Can. 522-417'

C o m p l i m e n t s of The

B i r m i n g h a m - B l o o m f i e l d

B o a r d O f R e a l t o r s

T h e P r u d e n t i a l Harry S. vWolfe.

REALTORS 'ndeper-dentiy Q»nefl ana Oporsieg 324 Other Suburban

Homea For Sale CENTQN VlCTORlAM 3.iOO sq't J II rooms 4 bedrooms SC. ne« walls original woodwork, leaded windows irench docs eras around porch Ne» plumbing electrical turance. mauiated Finished eauoot basemeni Man, eatras $t42 000 13131629-9837 anytime

326 Condos

W BLOOMF1ELD Peboie Creek lovely condominium 3 bedrooms 3 baths Reduced by owner $215 000 See 10 appreciate 626-7775

327 New Home Builders

S LYON NEW SUBDIVISION 44 C<xritry homentea 1 'i acre 10 t acre) 18 left Terms Payments as ION as $300 par rno with 10S down $33,000 and up Free Brochure

437-5340

332 Mobile Hornet For Sate

AI B'JRN HILLS near in. "ecn Cen lor 3 bedroom 2 bath 19#5 Patnof Erceeeni condition, central Mr t many aitraa $28 000 852-8174

• NEW LARGE y S SITES NOW A V A I L A B L E

N0« fak mg reservations at the aa new

PINES at Cedar brooa Located on M-59. <lv m«es E ol Mjiord Rd acroaa ham the Aipme Siri Area

Huron Valley Schools For more Info please call <313) 887-4131

NOT A DRIVE BY- 2 beOrooms 2 baths aC aepkancee nome 4 101 as we u $435 per mo Mooaa Home Brokers 697-2433 NOVI - Me new 1308 14*70 Skywie mobile home Deck central ar Lo-caieo m aniecfve Highland Estates Divorce situation unbeatable deal seilL-y® to* -hat n o»ed $21,900 ia»e $32000 w 11 Call for apooini mem 489-1376

BRAND NEW! 14*'C with a lacuzzi bath A trench

N O V J

M E A D O W S MOBUE HOME COMMUNITY

NORTHVILLE - Pick lord Meedoe Area a most «ctusr»e deveropment near Uowntoeo 12 lota on 25 acraa 7 Mi E 01 Back laka Velenoa S turn right on Riak lord For very large custom homaa Broker 25S-52& NOV- Building Sites available 6u«d-«i or individuals North of 8 Mae East o« Novi Road Herbert ie»sort

(3131 737-0690 SALEM TOWNSHIP Wam-oul buodsng aite j 6 acres 242 It fron-tage. pond $ stream with 28 1 40 pole barn $38 C)CI0. 78«0 Tcwer Rd S ~ 1 M-w E ot Pont-ec l.all Owner genl 3t3-759 33»

365 Buaineea Opportunities,

AUTOMOTIVE REPRESENTATIVE •equeed tw ar, eacitwig new range of products These product* here been raghly aucceeatui m lour coun-Ixien and are new In the Stale o» Ifcrhagen Ca» Cerac Cowberry

313-046-0513

FARMJNGTON large, wiaoaea pre"awe office 350 ecj ft_ &ra*vd <W*er'Farming' 1 ARMINGT ON - 8 MBe/Fanvrtngvor-" — ace greet lor manutec

2 omcea 4 racapnor. 449-22 "j 1

FOR RENT - Da adgMWig secretarial'tampnone an-

ar«oe-taji. $t75/monf 1-Troy area 64.1-832.

S I N G L E B O O M O F F I C ? —

Slarung Irom $1SO-$475 eiOudir.c utatiea ForflRd at Middv " m

Caa 422-2490 INDEPENDENT All ServKe ofhom for srnei bvsrneuee eveaebie rem atarung al $150 Heel $ watw tree 12 Mae'Greenfield araa Conta Gariaah Cane 569-7022 or 56*-664. LIVONIA • Farmmgton 4 5 Mae '«t rooms. $290 per month 3 Roo IJ70 per month 3 rooms $490 pei month utmiiea •nduded 422-73;

LIVONIA FOR LEASE 1500 «J ft ol Olflcas

with Storage or weraho e evaaab* Oave Kaeer 42S-4SOO

VACANT LAND - Beauufw dewed

BE YOUR OWN BOSS AUTHENTIC ENTREPRENEUR-

Buames* Start-Up OuK>as Credible, cleer How-To delaas 200 trtiaa m atock at our Mora ENTREPRENEURIAL AMERICA ; LIVONIA Ofhce apace lor iee»

22500 orchard Lk el Grand Rmer |ust 0* Je"r« freewa, .0 . Fermingtori Open 6 days artractive buHduvg First Montr. Free

Ma»tereard.'V.sa. 1 day UPS Cell 261-0130 FREE mtormation ,313>477-3500

-and roWnfl arte wMh one ecre pond | BIRMINGHAM Fu« Service Salon ol-Raedi tor «x.' noma Area or 2 5 I taring «na» prmate room ideal lor j mgton Rd Secretarial 8 tekaphor r acre bui«hng snea Spatting «V»* (M Land correct ne©o*Ji&ie ERA Cyrowski S Assoc 391-0600

Ask for V-O $59 000

340 Lake-River-Resort Property

. LIVONIA OFFICE SPACS ^^Secretarial and office equ; ^ mant usage optona' $*:-.

• CANADIAN LAKES

Beautiful rknen home 3 beo-oom t i Oaf : car garage Large kving

Massage Thersptst Rene>oiog<st Eleetriilysrs Facietist etc Renta. basx. onfy Can Char 645 .1838

! BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY/ FRANCHISE lor S Livoma Wesl ' land. Farmejgtw.. NOrfhvule 4 W

j Bk»mh»iJ-Raai Estate t Mortgage • — \ Co Kant office w*H train, Real eV LIVONIA fate o> Tine eaperKnce helfclul Call ScBoofcrah 4 irtkater Rd Surttt-r Wesmmster Corp Shelly 473-5S00 'or store or office W large namt-.bo-hood shoppmg centw Ce064S-98».>

COTTAGE INN PIZZA NOW EXPANDING

Prim* location* avaitawe mult' and dinmg 100m" Wooded Lake ac _ unnVor single Can lo« intormaticm

slot A beeutlilui setting $84,000

WHITE HOUSE REALTY 1-616-972-7676

; DECORATING DEN FRANCHISE fo> sale NOVI terniory maamg $ cH-eni ktts included $22 000

455-428? 342 Lakefront Property ALL SPORTS LAKEVtlLE LAKE - H

\ o- Rcfhester 3730 sfl " of elegam living on- 3 wooded acres umd beech B E jiffgens. inc 626-H16

LIVONIA WEST SINGLE OFFICES

$200 month to month witn service* 995-1142 avaUaOle 464-2960 or 34«-544?

L IVONIA 15415 Middlemen at 5 M.ie an-: i»500 MiddelOeii between 7 4 s Mile One room to eight room suites

Pnone system may be DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH H J|_ Greet opportunity Resale Shop, available Verycomcwlitrv*

CALL KEN HALE 0AYS: 525-2412

Tne New Amencan Liiesfyie

317 Redford 317 Redtord 317 Radford BS C* RANCH 1650 xi -ft C.-vlom faraviy room 3 lots 2 natural fie 1

it. m CENTURY 21 GOLD KEY 25 5-2100

CHARMING OLDER HOME 3 Oedrooma oak woodwork cove ceumgn net plaster deck base-men 1 sunroom 2 car garage $66 900 S '7DE-R Can ERA COUNTRY RIDGE 348-«767

FRIENDLY LITTLE HOME Hard 10 beel lha once d ifns 1 1 Story bungalow wllh fenced yard '.ajge deck o<1 -doorwan arv- .arge upoer bedroom wttfi 2nd and 3rd possD.M.es S47 500 F-.SLE-R Call ERA Country RiOge 474-3303

AARMTH ANO CHARM On a aiga lot Threw oejroomi tul-isr d casement two car garage new root two blocks irom school Buyer Protection Plan included FI6SB-6 5 Can ERA Country Ridge

1474-3303 REDFORO -WP 5 Wile S Tele- j graph 3 bedroom jrge .ol deco-rated te 00c down .jtna contract or trade van Reken 4700

ROOM JO ROAM S61 900 w tna maintervance nee 3 bedrnon-r'-t-gMxnhooo 5es3ea isrge loom sues mere -» a formal dmmg room arvd a tun basement 474 5*00 NEARLY » ACRE $62 900 Soutnaresierr Redloid 3 bedroom maintenance free eaianor ranch Basemsmi and 2 » car garage

4215660

SHARPIF" I £>p«r«Mr»g >hrougNxi1 ^ 3 t>©0 room wir> 2 MM <>*«•> 1 hnch«fi with -twii 2 caI i aga*

( A»n»ng 168 900 C E N T U R Y 2 1

START PACKING Mica i-acatwi lots ol updates lull hnrkhod Basement sprinkler sys-tem $4i»6 900 IOEL2 7TEC1

CHARMING CAPE COO Gorgeous lot 4 beOrooms. formal dining finished oasemem 2 car ga-rage south Radfoid schools $74 900I0EL75NAT1

4 6 2 - 1 8 1 1

C 0 L D W E L L

B A N K E R Schweitzer Real Estate

4 6 4 - 7 1 1 1 Oasufwc A dk

GET RESULTS Oasaihed Adi

318 Dearborn Dearborn Heighti

OPEN SUN 1-4 ! "536 Willow W Dearborn Oak-1 wood Hospital area. 3 bedroom 2 Mli brick bungalow Central v 2 • a' garage $88 900 277-8933

AUBURN HILLS Wii'iamsburg ViU age luaury condo 2 bedrooms 3 ! bams living room w/bay. kDrary e fireplace large deck overlooking wooda. by owner Reduced $119 900 852-9564 BLOOMFIELD HILLS Very nice 2 -bedroom IH baths, coram* & nardwood floors Recenlly refurb-<shed Bloornlreid schools $79 00 or lease . $1150 "no 644.1562 fAT*MlNG TON-Nature 3uH.de TIB 2

I bedroom, 3 bath Ranch End unit leetures spacious rooms •/cathe-dral ceilings finished basemerl leek. tsl floor laundry attached 2 car garage $-62 400 477-2624

FARMINGTON HILLS A NEW COMMUNITY

NEW MODELS $ 1 1 4 . 9 9 0

2 bedrooms. 2'i baths 2 car al ; tached garage Fireplace central an pnvale patio and much more.

G R E E N P O I N T E AT COPPER CREEK

5 5 3 - 4 8 0 0 ; PLYMOUTH - Tranquil prrvale si-ting- Spacious- light airy ranch a bedroom Mbrary ftniahed base-ment as car attached garage Be low market $145 900 455-9568

Home Towel US A

We «-*ve .-lew and pro-owned "vomes for saw Home ownership lor coat than most aaHmants

1 ALL SPORTS LAKE LOT 62B . 244h on Pleasant lake Lepla Si WateHord Only $62 000 |

! Broker-Ownw 373-4213

C A S H P A I D Tor used mooae h omes

Mobrte home storagsi $3-5/mo NORTH HOME S 5«6- 73 7 ? j CHAMPION i»90 - double *«3e 3 • bedroom 2 oelh central air « « deck muM sell* Asking $31900 ~ " "" A 464 4244 1

• Country lining • Beao1<fu> Clubhouse • Play Araas • Rv Storage • Heated Po©" Nf W . Proleaaonal Managanwni • Homes Pricac From $14 500

349-6966

CASS LAKE Grtnnea sfeet Water l lord IWp— : Paved : $229 300 666-3100 Or 695-3254

ESTABLISHED Reeele -ahop Tro> area Must sell wevmg slate 362 34b« M5-6866

EXCEL-LENT ENTREPRENEUR OPPORTUNITY

2 people looking for Kr.arvctai

EVES. 261-1211

rtiR THE BIRDS fiavi nan i m i rfc^irt hOMF<; 1 "Or* opportuhit, Wesi °r*. - , ] am suburbs catering tc, w.i0 thnj a

NORTHVILLE- 9S0 sq ft •sCMUM location $ par»«ig on Lake Success immediate occupanc> Ask for Harry -349- f 122 255 2000 OFFICE SPACE m prol«ss-yjr suila- HiSiei to marvjacturws -«c or proiesvonai 14'Orchard .a*. Rd Farmoiglon H«s Taiephone

NEAT 3 bedroom -cortege Little Bradford lake $56,0)0 WATERFRONT CONOO on Martin take '»—« » a Greet .*» $59,500 FABULOUS HOME -n Guthwie Lake s Enchanted Forest $'79 00C.

Una of bed wid chamas 6 unusual gm earns 454 -4462 O. 422-2896

* GALLERY ORAPHICS

* DEAL Of THE WEEK' j Double wvde 3 bedroom 2 bath on ! ! comar lot. tor under $540/mc total

Hurry. Woo t Last' HOMETOWN USA 595-0606 I

I FARMINGTON 2 Cwd'ooms 14.56 ! 1 bath and 14.70 2 balhs dock

[ central eir ined. awnmg err*a* J Must see Senror perk 474-3386

HIGHLAND ^ HILLS W ESTATES Novl/Fartnington Area

New & Preowned Mobile Homes Available

, 10% down •= 10% interest 20% down - 9"r% Interest

15 'ear Loan Can tor Details

Q U A L I T Y H O M E S Call Joanne

474-0320 or 474-0333

To inqurre about new or pf»-owne«! homes ca Marw Kirk at Ouamy Homes 31 -344 »96« Located «• communrty dubnouM I mile S ot H O M E W I T H A VIEW Grand River oh Napier Rd Spec

Pennies araa Owner retwing Bring offers Agan) 651-1560

$159 900 ] tor over 3,500 Sduere leet and a v-HM o< vv„«om

Mrs P*e 655-H10 ONL'r $100 MOW-

For cofy omca and we-ling room »> Downtown Royal Oek profesa»>r.«i bseUing Can anylime 541-4144

PLYMOUTH Profeashine' Far! office aulla Most Oesarabie location

ting Avei»able July 1 r Call 453 23V

t m m THi«i juni im.ar . the lake that ,ou » T.ieie » awo r ^ l r J \ ' 4^ ' **" °«,h» * LIEESTYtES USA

**"' '•'•p'** A™3 , o n 01 Oppo un'ty Ot "w Earn e,ti I I storage Can this one home' "coma or financial . nOependenc. Man, more Ooubw 4 single modea . 462- I66ti Can 24 fours day 31J 827-3263

STER - 11SC M« o*Ke space raw dnrWei. wcand nor-h edge of Rochester OT» *> »ee standing OuMmg Pncad to lease

iT3£nw or'financial"moocendence i O«rs6Si-#506 N h|s65t-07n

RELOCATING - MUST SELlf 1679 double wide 1344 sq ft 3:1 bedroom 2 -u« bath fireplace cen-tral air large deck plus many e>"as Must See1 * 466-5377 , ROMEO ~ So"ng«)'OOk Es»a'e« ! 1993 Decade 2 beOrooms 2 baths | sun decs new carpel acpnances furnished $14,500 356-8794

WE PAT CAS CI FOR HOWES' UP to $25,000 We also lake trade-.is Call Us Today' Homelown USA

595-0606

FREE SEMINAR

ffl l W

How to Buy a Home

How much home can you afford? What are you/ financing options? Do you know the basic steps m the homePuying process7 You will need the answers to these common questions if you are considering one of the. most important purchases of your hte - buying a home

This tree seminar is provided to you as a public service of the Western Wayne Oakland County Association of REAL TORS' No individual REAL TORS or real estate companies will be promoted as this is a strictly informational program You will receive an excellent pocket ot information and your questions will be fielded by the panel of speakers, including well-known and respected real esto'e columnist Thomas Ervin Make your reservation today

Canned good donations for the Salvation Army will be accepted at the door.

Y O U ' R E I N V I T E D T O A F R E E S E M I N A R O N H O M E B U Y I N G O N

T u e s d a y , J u n e 2 n d • 7 : 0 0 - 9 : 0 0 p . m .

H o l i d a y I n n — L i v o n i a W e s t * 17123 N. Laurel Park Drive

Call 476-1700, ext. 241 for reservations

Sponsored by

W e s t e r n W a y n e O a k l a n d C o u n t y

A s s o c i a t i o n ot REALTORS*.

ra C O b s c r i ' f r ^ j E r t o n i r i c

N6WSPAPERS

WESTLAND - ueed park Newly decorated. I bedroom appfcancas. immediate occupancy $4500'baa! Can Oave aflei 5pm 2« 1 -0347

333 Northern Properly For Sale

T h e P r u d e n t i a l Harry S. WoHe,

REALTORS Inoopendentl, Owned and Operated

TAHEFRONT SEMINAR Lake Charievoik & Walloon Laae properties for sale will be featured bf mdao presentation

, SMALL OTFTCE SPACES I MOetL POWER WASH UNIT .0. TO 1000s<in Fm» aervce bonding sale due to .lines* Serraus mQu«!es "*r W « «rott Uvorua acetic

I Easy freewar access 277-6730

PIZZA CARRY-OUTS Several independent local Kins n Farming! on Med.son.Mts Wasi-lend & St Oalr Shore* Some with conveyer ovens Br on er 963-1786

SOUTHT iELO LOdge 9 t mue Newly decorated .."ice w suite wi-consyuanrs Far phone coo*r

Ctf -353-0V66 SOUTHF1ELO at 12 Mr* Od 500 1230 Meet KluOed

Ort.l-75 Beaver e«.l 116 mile rd) For mora mtormalK-n caa Ida Century 21 Kowalsa.

1 #00-431-2121

, PROGRESSIVE PUBLISHING arm Parking Close to * Ways Reaaon-• seehs mnovatirt r«w loees to mar 1 aote 557-0770 kei nalonall We supply an landing 4 eKpemse m enchange 'or perctftt offices WEST BLOOMF1ELO 3

ol ail profit* la ,our | tuaw-grous bumomg I44»t06s<s !i knowledge wonn rmttons' Find out' l"u»y »um.st«l Orchard Lake Rd Can 313-324-5747 betoeen 14 6 i5 Hlj FPWeMat-

LA..EFRONT WHiTMORE LAkE RESTAURANTrBAR ! rSTJw 'JSIi oSrt f No"**'n Ml«"ear with Irving ; 0ark-ig lobby area. prWate bath

TTr^-,l^r.^ n.4n « ouarlers and new Ol water Mam j room windows overlook,' ou'door "D""8' |517'|59S-«37S I courtyard ground noor cop—

Van aitordaWe Ca« Mori -Fn 12-«pni at 737-7252 SALES OlSTRieUTlON

Australian international company •equKes career onented peo<Ml tor AtGER • *ora»t L»ke Oeveiopmervr

• W; oe»cf. OOCM'CMmp prrv.-legM 2 mi tro*n wmctian 33 & 76 $2.000 Alters. S45~*7'' I write uon oooman noute t oian evailaole to the riant"Deaole CENTRAL MICHIGAN ^ ^

CANADIAN LAKES j LOWER STRAITS LAKE ! ^ ^ LAKE ACCESS • 7 year Old 2.00 HJ It njahc

log noma Great setting 2 bedroom i oath. An e*ce»-•ent value at $69 «00 COLDWELL BANKER

LAKES REALTY STANWOOD, MICHIGAN

(616)972-8300

12 MILE LAHSER LlTTLEFlELD LAKE-lSABELLA CTY Ail - I~.- - es _ aA iv w i»ww ("euv1" ' < *"LC y * 0 ? . " taSn sS'iSSi 4» I *" a»dn»o,career « the coamet* 4 ConwuenUr located on tj M-* be-" y . =» lo - $6900->25.000 A» [ beeut, business tyM company tween Evergreen 5 Larwr 2 90C witn Private boal doOmg For ««k, ,rWnin9 eiyen tree Very higr write Don BoUman Route 1 Stan ...

LOWER STRAITS LAKE 2 bedrooms den 1"y Bath, Graai Room $137 000 160-On?

office suite nicely laid cwt with » window offices arr.ple par»

Can sub-d. 647-7171 Sa

SALES DCSTRlBLITKiN Australian intaiiieuunal

SILVER LAKE - FENTON LINDEN ,0* 3200«tff home «n prett ious s en ] " c*™*' " covt^ i c 4

367 Bus.-Prof. Bklga.

with speciauler new Irom dec* bedrooms 2W batha: Sving room deting room "Hcnan family room, den wetbar 1 teeptaces $375,000 Negot.able 62»-2«23

W A T E R F O R D T W P

beauty buemesa r^ooae, -30h c, lake Iront e 4 | g -Ground *OOr ocoorlunrty Ftma for appoinimani Cerac Company.

311 46-0513

r .™. LIVONIA 15373 FARMING TON RD - oe^Tn ' 1.100 so 11. carded, -otar or -,n

ELK LAKE near Traverse Crty , , too- waterfronl budding SIM wttr J story tvxise rrw) 60 » Sunset erposure Healtfi Oeoi an« '90-S8B4 ONR apprised, reedy to Budd «•% iC 20S down $122 500 Cafl

Dennis Irelan REAL ESTATE ONE

Elk Rapids 616-264-5611 616-264-8814

348 Cemetery Lots _ CADILLAC MEMORIAL GARDENS

4 spaces «i Garden ol tne. Lord i I ail Sucper $600 each

3t3-4*6-70t2 313-426 5657

Si* POPCORN VENDING

366 0(c.-Bus. Space Sale/Lc

A N N O U N C I N G Map» Bue.nae* wrier Ot Troy ai 'Me* m towr. nc leaae necea-

tary 227 lo 5.000 w n or Mepw

HARBOR SPRINGS & Windward We*i - comtkrvng ««-ganc* nelure and spectacular Muh new* oI Lake Michigan nomas h»-gmneig al $795 000 w«h lake view 'ors evenebta eeg-nntng at $140,000 Contact Kan Rataeour al Bal Cottra Realty in HarOor Sc.ngs

-$2«-62«r

KHOLLWOOO MEMORIAL PARK • Canton We nave t -400 plots avaa-4M at 45% am Oiacouni group ^ 4 up._mo«n

| rates Ca* iam-Som Ask for _M. 1 Abraham. 335-3650

-6I6-S LEW«TON Vr around 2 Cha-let 1675 So Fl w Teat Lake Can

356 Mortgage* & Land Contracts

A M E R I C A N MORTGAGE INVESTORS

PENTHOUSE 650 sq f! nature. Skyegnt private raatroom w' shower

477-2ogo ANNOUNCING

your 6r*f c*Ace Oon

carpeted, .atari . •ca Ikgh traffic regit vwoaify immediate occutiency first year ease $M5 Can

One W a y Realty 4 7 3 - 5 5 0 0

MAKE OFFER Great mveatme. ; i 000 kc It otice buddra groewr , $2 OOOmemh $11 000 arxnuar espenaaa total Contact

Gil Snyder REAL ESTATE ONE

261-0700

366 Commercial/ fletail^ • DOWNTOWN FARMINGTON

Location LocMnrv A Oms wnap* ami ~

Monday, May 25,-1992 OAE * 1 1 C

400 Apt*. For Rant 400 Apu. For Rent 400 Apt*. For Rant 10 Induet/Warehouee Sete/Laaee

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B I R M I N G H A M Industrial t—«mg for immm 7600 sg ft eork araa w'anached 5 bay garage M' 'eeed loading dock an. fluorescent HI oMca araa parking,

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Sharp BUKhng. 13.000 aq ft ng 3500 sq It office on 2'e acre* A/C heavy power ann Buea duct True* wea 2 OH doors fenced parking thermal windows with t*rx»s Karen MCOowan 476-0100 LlVONHA FOR LEASE 4.000 SQ FT or anop or warahouee space edud-eig 1200 ag 11 ol ofloae Oave Keller 425-4500 LIV0N1A--ease 2 400aq ft • aoartonal 10% oHIca Juat oh JaUne* Freeway m attractive Bunding . 261-0130 LIVOtttA- Warahouee space for •eeee 1.200 aq It - eddnional 10X ofhea Juat off JeRnee Freeway »i attractive Bunding 261-0T30

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With 4 Mos Free Reel 0*Ve 4 warahouaa unit* lor laaaa 2100 aq ft- unit (20*. oMoak 4200 sq fi unit i20% office). 4200 sen urut (50% offloet 6300 sq fi >mit (20% office i Secretarial Semcee also ev enable Many olhar am units a • krlebie For more Info C4» 454-2480 or evee 346-1633

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Mon -*n 9-5

CANTON orator carpel MOO month eiouda* ; heat Plymouth 2 bedroom. S575 ev1 dudoe neot 1

CLAWSON'TROT

Sun 11-4 Set t0-» Now 1 bedroom. C seem once ten.

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oer mueleeo S495;mo 549-6665

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$455 ONE MONTH FREE

FREE HEAT Ceiling Fans - Cable Ready On master fuel North ol Ford Rd

Mon-Fn. 12-7pm Sat i2-4pm 561-3593

CEDARIDGE Dokire 2 Bedroom unlia FROM $500 .mw tune ollor on nii[-ioc -r-vts

13 montfi lease New tenant* ore> INCLUDES verticel bind* cerpeling notpomt apphances securrty system nor age

Enter on Tiaane 1 bloc* W of Middieooil on me S. side ol Grand Rm*r I Seer Botatord Hoapitai Livonta Ma* 6 aoemlown Fs»meigton

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I 1 Bedroom. >450 Carpeted, vertical ' poola bknda. central air appHaiiuaa On joy Rd W m t a w p Z Z T J Z r — r s s 4 5 9 - 6 6 0 0

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Elegantly designed 2 or 3 bedroom ranch, or 3 bedroom townhouooa 2M betne wheipooi tub tua baoe-mern > car enechad garage From | <1500 COVINGTON CLUB

14 Moo 6 MWSdiebeh 651-2730

Managed by KaRan Eriteipnaaa «c

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Spend Less Time Driving! Quiet Setting in the Hub of

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• Many more amenities NO OTHER FEES Private Entrancea

One Bedroom -1510 900 aq ft Two Bedroom - >565. 1100 sq It . vertical panda 6 carport included Neer x-weys snocp«V a»pon RossOoftsrt i otw-. Manager

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77 beautiful acres ot park and recreational paths - Four Seasons ol activity wrth comtortaWe living a special neigh Bortiood atmosphere in Farmington HiHs Excellently serviced and maintained 1 and 2 bedroom apartments

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$100 Deposit ft Dishwashers <n selected units FREE HEAT and COOKING GAS

vertical Bhnd* • i \ i - Central Air • Pool • Laundry » SKxoge

• Tamis- Carport • OubftouM • Cable Ready

4 5 5 - 4 3 0 0

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Studio large «en central err 4 prNeto petio/yerO Great n»gnbortvood' waaung d»-lence lo doenttken I snootxng l*e-»srred parking Only S4S5 heat n-ihrded EmO Eton t MSOW Areo

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• Convenient to Jwetv* Oaks Mall • Cable TV Avsiiefcie e Oishwasher • Pool • Private Balcony Patio • V^nety ol Floor

Plana Available 624-9445 • Aw Conditioning

Open Monday-* nday 10 -Se t 10 - S. Sun 11.3

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LIVING YOU CAN AFFORD TO ENJOY

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KNOB IN THE WOOOS 2 Bedroom*. 2 MB» Sublet from June thru January MAS Montn

W>TW LIVONIA/WESTLANO

I bedroom. 1 balh appliancao. car-pot $430 per month - security

• • S P R i N G F E V E R " MAS HIT

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Specious 1 bedroom apt* Martina •1 or* 147S Beeutitui 2 bedroom •pit starting al 1500 • LMia i beal ramal > • * • Sto- age room made apt • 2 fun bam* . Scarffllnif poo< • Carport included • Nearby mopping schools 4

1-75 ana I* Mae Next lo Abbey Theater

569-3355

4 7 7 - 6 4 4 8 ..ocated On Middaoai between 6 4 7 MM* Man thru Fn 8 30 tn 6

I Sal 4 Sun 11 lo«

Lhronla -FAIRFIELD ARMS

SPECIALI >100 OFF 1ST MONTH RENT 2 BEDROOM - $550

• Heel 4 <mlet •Appliance* • Carpeting* Mind* • Laundry tecwee • Storage • Cable reedy • Air conditioning • PrNete pal*©.'balcony • 5EIII.iradXQgTO90«a>e* _ • 24 Dou emergency oervka "

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MAY SPECIAL - 2 month* bee 'em Spacious 1 bedroom apartment carpeting. bHnaJe. central air. are*.

Morao* room Al knctien apcM-CM I M k R Carport 4 CabN enable. . 5B9-6141

Baied on 13 month lea** ' NORTHVILLE GREEN

Beeutitui t - 2 bedroom apertmants • carpel, kitchen cabinet* and

sppkencae On Randolph « a IT Mae W o> Sheldon «d waa ta

Downtown Norttwale RENT FROM $520

Include* carport 049-77-43

FREE A P A R T M E N T

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LIVONIA - 7 MILE RO. 14 2 Bedrdom Starting at $575

include* earner 4 dryer tn eecn apartment Carpeting. «erticai. blind*. Mut sppsencee balcony patio. mnmmlng pool, tannia courts community room Near shopping CANTERBURY PARK 7 m4e Rd . corna Mayfield between F armingtsn 4 Merrlman Rd» 473-3983 775-8206'

Model open duly 9-5 encept Wednesday

T R E E T O P L O F T S

F A R M I N G T O N

C H A T H A M H I L L S A L L A M E R I C A N S P E C I A L

* F R E E S E R I E S E E * $ 1 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 U . S . S A V I N G S B O N D

To Qualified move-ins by 6-15-92

Indoor pool Central Air

Picrric areas Microwaves

' Extra large apts Attached garages

On Old Grand River between Drake and Halstead

4 7 6 - 8 0 8 0 -Mon.-Fri . 9-7 Sat. 11-5 Sun. 11-4

It's Like Living On A Luxury Cruise Ship!

i story, 1 bedroom apartment available feature* cen-tral air MMk m closet, covered parti-a balcony; and uraque »la*ping

Wooded pars with stream lor Spring pacnaca Located near the Quaint vlttav* ot Northviae. easy ac-cess to 3 maior emprsesaays shop-ping and time dining Only 1545 EMO Mom Rd k<*t N ot 6 Mua Call tor appointment 7 day* a •

THE BENEICKE GROUP 347-1690

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NOVI 348-0540 Across from 12 Oak* Mac SOUTHFIELD 334-8040 2V266 Northarsslern Hay CANTON 981-7200 42711 Ford Rd TROY 680-9090 3726 Rocbe.ni Rd CLINTON TWP. 791-8444 36870 Garfield * ANN ARBOR 677-3710 2877 Carpenter

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H A T E K V I E N F A R M S

I M M E D I A T E O C C U P A N C Y Spacious 1 Bedroom

$ 2 0 0 M O V E S Y O U I N

F r o m $ 4 1 0

6 2 4 - 0 0 0 4 Pontiac Trail Between West and Beck Roads Daily 9-7 Sat.-Sun. 12-4

P A V I L I O N C O U R T

Set y o u r c o u r s e f o r fun. . . • Walk to downtown Northville • •>yvim sprint-- j t the pool • At e il on the tennis volleyball

* courts • Aerobic i/e at the health 1 tub • Tour ac res ol bike 4. |ogKtn)4 |iaths • Feel pampered in your One.or tw ' betJroom apaftmefW with

microwave; wasber A dryer, mim-blinds and lighted carport

• Cathetlral t filings and 2 lull baths * available

Immediate (X< upancy From Sb 10

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Call 34&-3600 ' .vv*dels (ipen VF 9-6, Sat. 9-S & Sun 1-5

L u x u r y m a d e a f f o r d a b l e

2 B E D R O O M S

6 9 5 i n c l u d i n g c a r p o r t

1 M o n t h F r e e • Fully Equipped Health Club

• Washer and Dryer in Each Unit On fiaggerty Road

3 4 8 - 1 1 2 0 Dai ly 9-7 Sat.-Sun. 11-5

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6 2 4 - 6 4 6 4

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THE-8ENEICKE GROUP 347-1690 348-9590

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6 2 4 - 8 5 5 5

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G R E A T A P T S . G R E A T

L O C A T I O N S $50 .Security Deposit For 1 Bedroom Apts.

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Tree Top Meadows $70 PER MO.

RENT REBATE SPECIAL On taiacl 2 Dadioomt

Can 101

ALSO 2 BEDROOM APTS

L E X I N G T O N V I L L A G E

aparlrranu laalura o»ar»uaO PET SECTION AVAILABLE Kairivw /» nalin row- !

1 cadtoom ap<M. »rom »«44 i-TS and K MM

Oppoana Oakland Mall 5 8 5 - 4 0 1 0

(rai bond* OoyOl* Bain aurta BaautBui Orouna*. walk'no dialanca to mop-ding ft placas oI nrihv . E««y ac-c«aa to 3 enweaawaya Laaaa EMO

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Studio. 1 • 2 Baoroom Apla- Start al «37i Haat • cabla nMM Swtmminfl Pool Tannia Ccxrt*. i

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What ara ma odda or Bndlno tna panact apt tor o«»y

$ 4 7 5 You can Mat tha odda.' A oaauUfui

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348-9590

A s k A b o u t O u r 1 a n d 2 B e d r o o m S p e c i a l

W00DCREST VILLA A P A R T M E N T S & ATHLET IC C L U B Spacious 1 & 2 bedroom apartmenis. each with a fireplace, mini-blinds and balcony or patio Private alhletic club featuring year-round indoor-outdoor pool, sauna, steam bath, whirlpool and exercise room Secluded setting amidst woods and duck ponds Pets welcome Senior citizen discount.

2 6 1 - 8 0 1 0

CONVENIENTLY LOCATED 6" «E • BETWEEN WAHREN ft JO* NEAfi THE WESTUND SH0i*IVS MAi. • " BEWTifc OEWCE AHU woot L l«=N TnrSTH

IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY A

WESTLAND L o w M o v e - I n C o s t s

& 2 B e d r o o m A p t s .

Microwaves & W i n d o w T rea tmen ts

„ „ m$ 3 5 0 *

H I N E S P A R K A P T S .

4 2 5 - 0 0 5 2

P R E S I D E N T , M A D I S O N A P T S .

1 Baoroom Apts H50 ' 9«x* E- o» John.B

Just S 0« Oakland Mall 5 8 5 - 0 5 8 0

H A R L O A P T S . 1 Badroom Apt tASO

Warran. Mien Waal Hda ot Mound "d

Just N o« 13 M«a opooana QM Tacti Cantar

9 3 9 - 2 3 4 0

PLYMOUTH, cory Tudor dupm. 2 Badroom Basamanl. parae*. «PP» ancaa. no smo*»i®. no pats Wrtk to toam »6T5 MMUHtmJIA 4SJ-11S3

Heat I n c l u d e d

OPEN SAT. & SUN.

10:00 AM-4:00 PM Mon.-Fr i . 9-5 •Limited time Firil 6 months ot a 1 year lease Selected units New residents

Eoual Housing Opportunity

R i v e feend

A P A R T M E N T S -

localrd adjacent to naturally wooded Hines Park economical. 1 and 2 hwlTonm aprtmfnt.s and lownhocsr> Comfortable Itvin with ajt conditioning, private balconies, hu e closets, heat included .Mm Cable TV 2 swimming pools and aerobics fitness center SMART stop at the front entrance.

• M O N T H

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30500 West Warren between Middlebelt and Memrnan Roads

N O W L E A S I N G !

HILLSIDE

L A K E F R O N T

A P A R T M E N T S

F E A T U R I N G :

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athf (irdl (Villnq^ wilt) ntoue Accent W.ndows Av a,table

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1 1 6 2 4 - 6 4 8

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1 MONTH OF FREE B€MT Ouaaty I A 3 b a o r o o m apartmams a v a d a u a Want f rom ( 4 3 0 A $465. memdaa naa t

Can for an appomtmant • 465-2143-

or aaa m a n a p a r a t . .

N. TERRITORIAL. WEST OF SHELDON

O p e n 7 days a a-aaA

WESTLAND

HUNTINGTON ON THE HILL L I V E O N E M O N T H F R E E

from $ 4 7 0 mcAxaes near 1 & 2 Bedrooms

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S P R I N G SPECIAL f r o m N o w $ 4 2 0 nc'Caes r^eat

1 & 2 B e d r o o m s

• V e r t i c a l K i n d s • P e t S e c t i o n

• Shor t ' e r f . l e a s e s a v e r t a b l e . • M i c r o w a v e s

5 2 2 - 3 3 6 4 7 5 6 0 M e t r o - n a n

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MOR - f r . 9 - 7 S a t T L - 5 - S u n , 1 2 - 4

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stOO OFF NOW

'370 & '445 Now Lower Security Deposit

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C e i l i n g F a n B e f l r o o n u o j - D t n i n g A r e a

673T N. WAYNE RD. WESTLAND S o u t h o f W e s t l a n d M a l i

FUR Ml SHED MOOCL BW DISPLAY

M O N SAT

3 2 6 - 8 2 7 0

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your rent by SSObr the first 6 months!

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Monday, May 25, 1992 O&E _ ± ! M «

400 Apts. Foe Wttrt

- PLYMOUTH -BROUGHAM

MANOR • 1 & 2 BEDROOMS

Heat & Water Included Call Mon-Sat. 10-6

455-1215 PLYMOUTH room Ai r . rafnoaraloi -aana . A d r y v SaOO /VO A-M UNS-oas K s a c u r n y Mo pa ts 4S4-OSM

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ROYAL OAK 13 Miie & Coolidge

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HEAT INCLUDED

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APARTMENTS

549-7762 M o n -fry »-4

-Vanttao t a n a . D r a t« monina al a

400 Apt*. For Rant Troj. 'Mora< Oaa Araaa

SPECIALS at Amber Apartments

280-1700 T « O Y S a e s r VALUE

g r a a t location Haa» * M t a r mduoad Can about our apa -

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PLYMOUTH HOUSE APTS

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

CALL TOQAY A ASK ABOUT OUB SPECIALS

Modam dacor in a aarana sattn«

Redford TWP: LOLA PARK MANOR

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nas a spacious I baoroom apt

1 M O N T H F R E E R E N T *

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ManuMa «rom Mantoan Ptymoctfi

453-6050 A Yors Propamaa Community

PLYMOUTH L I V E O N T H E P A R K

4 0 3 2 5 P L Y M O U T H R D M a n a g a r A t a t

SPECIAL! $ 5 0 O F F O N 1 B E D R O O M

F O R 6 M O N T H S 1 B E W O O M UiC 3 BEDROOM S470

OWE M O U T H FREE «ENT SENIOR DISCOUNT

7 3 , '

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Call: 255-0932

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355-0770

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SOUTMflCLD $ 3 9 9 M O V E S Y O U I N

FREE HEAT Clean 1 badroom aflti walk-in doaat • mtruann alarm LaMad Parking

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3SS-10W Maragas by Kaftan Emarpnaas. Inc

TROY SOMERSET AREA FROM Saafi

4 21

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362-024S

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WAWHEW VLKIA APaHIMERIS t M O N T H ' S FREE RENT

WOO Saconty Oapoaa I M Z B room trom S400 PRAA Haat C a b M Sammnj p o o l , tai

. courts A muc* I m o r a Caa 7S4-1

« « Caa Tom . » a m - 4 p m 531-1303

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7S6-0232

• Haat 4 aatar

•CarpatmoA blinds • laundry (acauiaa • Cantrar a* 4 pool • SacwrTty

455-3682 Ptymoulf Rd naaf I-27S

P t V M O U T H M A N O R

FREE F I R S T M O N T H S R E N T

4 2 badroom apts Maai include Lots Ot Cuarm

455-3880 TORK PROPERTIES INC

PLYMOUTH • Nkca 1 badroom cioaa to downtown Wrtn binds laundry A.a«atM Ju<y 1st S38V mo No pa*s 4S3-T743

ROCHESTER ROCHESTER

SQUARE SPRING SPECIAL

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

i n c l u d e s H e a t

$ 2 0 0 S e c u r i t y D e p o s i t

A I R C O N D I T I O N E D

D I S H W A S H E R S

L A U N D R Y F A C I L I T I E S

C A B L E A V A I L A B L E

P I C N I C A R E A

6 7 6 M a i n S t r e e t

652-0543 Oatfy »-« Sat 12

SOUTHFIELD t and 3 Badroom Apart-mants Larga spacious ttoor

plans B60 1200 kj * "

ROCHESTER . 2 bad-oorr. >*a naa -*at wasar a Oudaa $465 montn Uanagar 6ii 28»8 656-«t5

Garvtrat au carports m(»s. ctubnousa. pool. Smaa pats aascoma S»«ort m m aacaaaru convamant location' Coma riaN ua at CRANBROOX CENTRE APTS ocatad on SoutnnsW Rd turn Soutti o< 13 MIM Rd

CALL ANO LET US TELL TOU ABOUT OUR MONTHLY

SPECIALS . RantaH Slart«8 at tl#S'UO

642-2500

WAYNE CXDWNTOWN Claan 1 badroom *375 par morrtn

WAYNE t badroom mctudaa stowa, ratngar ator 4 naat 1350 par montn plua sa-ourity dapoan Caa S«3-M«S

400 Apts. For Itont

Westland P A R K Ap ts . Acroas from Cat* F -

iCnarryHB) 'SPECIAL LIMITED TIME ONLY

SAVE | 4 A / m o

i bedroom now $430 2 bedroom. 1% bath - $490 2 bedroom. 2 batti - $520 $200 DEPOSIT ALL APTS

ar. Matron, saoura 4 tocAad naa-•ays. caotatnok-up tauodry aacn

aatmrrar pool. a»iaaam mca No Maa Mo pats

Opan 7 days 729-6636

404 HousasTo Rant To Rant

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FIVE MA.E ^ E L E O R A P M tor I I *mp

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mo*, jonr. a. 4 Map* 3 aadreem noma rant or aMa Laras •orking adults, no pats tSJ A alsQM Juna»

5 ot Joy 4 76-aa97

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TROY - 4 badroom. 2 bain 2.000 » s« It RanoP Brand rmm knenan «v exudkng sma lamay room formal to-rn 4 daang. Mr On ad to sac $1 600 -mo «7»-1606

DETROIT - On 0>apn. S ol Su Maa Lanora. W ol Tala-

WESTLAND WATNE'FORO RO AREA

rants tocalad aoaa 10 snoppaig 4

U3X SENIOR OISCCXJWT • Carpeting • Park-Uka SatUng

From 44 to monmry SECOND MONTn RENT FREE

DETROIT - W c* Ta 3 badroom Mo pats

SSH montn plus I 245-7476

DETROIT-SMI badroomrantfi. 2 ear parage

kgnt toturas. 44 a

WATERFORD i MX oorr cenira aa ar 'age anoK r. yard. 1< pkasecunr, WAYNE AREA - 4 bedrooa-coronaa

coradttaon ISOO.'mo pka sauawi 326-5101

EDGE ol W Btoomftad 1 •cad yard

lake pnvaegss security •cad yard

aeee MMitto 491-6564

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HATT AN ENrfiVMSES THE TOWNHOUSE S«OAU8T

Hours 11 am-5pm BIRMINGHAM- Maa 'a .-3e~c badroom. air. spptanpsa. M uHnt lascapt atactncL carport tseO'm Mo pats 772-3300 776-;*oe

b a m 4 w BLOOMFIE^D

BIRMINGHAM'S BEST GETS BETTER

NEWLY DECORATED 2 o 3 Badr oom lete. Ft* Beaamanti From $700 Montb

"mmedtale Occupant. SPECIAL on Secur-r, DeeoNI

Laeang nrs »ama£()m dato- at after 5 by appt Sal i2noor»-3pm or caa

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S m p J T S S

Deya 474-6150 Ceonatas 4'»-%7 U „ » MB.TON MEAD 2 badroom. » —S FuB, atMPpadlor 6 F ™ . ^ " it*. I peoM A sSirit rear « « . SNMparaata 522 2>4« I -

• u>.gn.SQ.,toto ; « 313 «TO 30m • ,

HILTON HEAD

SANTA PE. Has I 1 oondo Qraal wcaaof irorocnuri 01»

W A A O M - C N I A R

•arga t a n N y r o o m - A N Krastooa. al- "

g £ a r a g - g B a s^vs t n r u J M » 2 4 . M 0 0

12 M t o 4 D r a k a l i TOOAFO Caa 1 Days) 523-3371 LE^AL 7»#-71J7

FARMING TOM H H X S J rsncn •ovafj lot. • room anil pool table t TL 100 /mo

"FARMINGTON HILLS - 3 Padroomi ANMG 4 l amay room, "replace

r o o m NepMce, skyagMa. ANTO For -m i c a anctian 2500 aq It S2100 / m o O 4 H PROPERTIES 737-aOOJ

B L O O M F « L D MILLS - Tha Haanv -ars 2 bediooma. 1 upgrade carpeung tiraplaoa. » * > paanoaa • SMTLL June 14 W N c o n a t d a r a a a m g «a2-5003

B L O O M F « L D • b a d r o o m o o n d o s p p t o n n a a c a r p o r t pad . 1 t a i ) r»-

415 Vacation Rontsis B E A U T * U L SANOY BEAOM. - ^

Yaar vound sonar v a n AATO-af tot modam LOW^ r a a n c a a o n L » " MWAGAN ( a a a p e H » 4 UadmaAa.' 2 tus bama Huya I mand MAV S o a N J > JIFY 4 Aug I

31»-2*1-1

WESTLAND AREA W e accapt Sacuon ( . 72V4522

WESTLAND FortS/Warne Road Araa

Spaooua 1 4 2 badroom apart-" A R T I LOCATED dota to snoppa>g 4 eipreseareya Other amanaaes «v duds •

• C a r p e t i n g

SOUTHFIELD

1 Bedroom Apts. - From $438*

. HEAT INCLUDED L O W M O V E - I N C O S T S

HIDDEN VALLEY APARTMENTS

358-4379 M o n - F r i 9 - 5 S a t 1 0 - 2 • L«mtied t ime Brat 6 montns ot a ' yea- * a s e Ne Selected Unas

• Pa rk -Uka Salting • Owner Paid Haat • Laundry Facmial . WmOow T r e a t m e n t s • N » » C o u n t e r Tope

Western Hills Apts.

W « H a v e T h e A p a r t m e n t s !

AH W e N e e d I s Y o u .

C a l l T o d a y t o r O u r S p e c i a l s

729-6520

• H e a t a n d W a t e r R a i d

• O u t d o o r P o o l

• C e n t r a l A i r _r

• A n d M u c h M o r e

Located on Charry Mai Bet..a- Wayne 4 Maaburgn

FARMIMQTON HILLS - rttarmmg 2 b e d r o o m / i c t o n a n n o m a - lancad pats Okay no garage or b a a a m a n t S660 - 1'1 MOS s ecu r i ty 477-4323

FARMMQTON HILLS - 1 b e d r o o m Country a m i o a p n e r a lanced YI Bsasmant A s s a t i u N c ~ SaSO /m o p l u s tecum , 4 7 4 - 4 » ' 3

(ARM1NGTON HILLS- 2 b a d r o o m lack tppkanoaa M 2 5 S ol G r a n d

; Waldron 10 2SS30 G r a y a n g ! Snoewi 6 -7 p m Tues-Ttturs ! FARMINGTON HILLS 1-275-6 Mee

Maaooatxooa HUBS 2 K B SF 3 bad room bnck r a n c f i . 3 both 3 car nae decor t a m e , r oom 37429 Rnona-•ood 51700 346-633 1 425-67S4

WESTLAMD

M a k e t h e R i g h t M o v e l n t o _

• OAK VILLAGE!

C a a a b o u t our S p r i n g Spec ia l

7 2 1 - S 1 1 1

t a e o / m o -1457

H. balcony GA-a a t r a a

ENJOY THIS SUMSAER o n the isaa BaaubM 2 b e d r o o m c o n d o o n CASS LAKE- g r e e t *

*

MOWN Go* FARMINGTON HILLS - « • » I

IA> FF~ simkaiii tt (S30 /MO asa-CTST

Alter « p m I W - U M

FARMINGTON HILLS

BOYMECOUNTWY n a 3 bama M S 4 GOT WEEKLY

B0YNE/PET06KEV c o m a c t m g roundhou

.3 a o - N . 4 up m a n .

BOYNE.'PETOSKCY AREA 4 b a d r o o m R « BAM

BRIGHTON

• Air C o n d R t o n i n g .1 F r o m «405 MontNy

CALL ABOUT SPRING SPEC-AL COUNTRY VILLAGE APTS

326-3260

FARMINGTON MULLS

S t !

CAN Judy a f t e r 5pm

R o m u l u s

OAKBROOK VILLA 2 and 3 bedroom towrmouses

RARING Horn SJ»B to S500 Mckidss as u ta i t iea

Open Mon . Wed Frt TUE* ATTturs Sa l t l a m - 2 p m

15001 BRANDT

torn-5pm # a m - « o m

O o a a d S u n

94 1-40S7

W F E W / T H S Ooggy Ooggy • n a r a MIS you

At Ambar Apartmapu Parrruasnon tltay

SPECIALS TOO'

280-1700 ROYAL OAK

wasnraod A p u S430 'mo S196 s a c u r n y d a p c a r t 357-3777

Pty*nouW>

Plymouth Hills Apartments

7 4 6 S M i l l s t

• W a s h e r / D r y e r i n e a c h u n i t

• E a s y A c c e s s t o 1 - 2 7 5

• A i r C o n d i t i o n e d

• F u l l y C a r p e t e d

• W a l k t o D o w n t o w n

• 1 & 2 B e d r o o m

f r o m $ 4 4 5

O P E N 1 2 - 6 P M

4 5 5 - 4 7 2 1 2 7 6 - 6 3 1 9 j C O R N E R A P T S

PLYMOUTH S p a o o u a 1 B a d r o o m WE re B IG on SQUARE Feet a p a r t m e n t AppKancas t>eai 4 a a t a r ; I b e d r o o m 1 IOC SO rt

SOUTHFIELD 12 Male Rd

1 block E otTNegrapn

L O W M O V E - I N C O S T S

S P A C I O U S

S p a c i o u s 2 B e d r o o m A p t s

FROM $629* T f E A T r F T C L U d E D

Lancaster Hills •Apartments

352-2554 Mon -Fn 9-5 Sat 10-2 • Limited t i m e E «a t 6 moa ol a T

ROYAL OAK IT MUA ' W o o d w a r d araa per ynontn includes utaities and JA

Sournttaid CHARTERHOUSE APARTMENTS

I Month • Free r a n t /F ree Cable upscale Mi-Rase a p a r t m e n t s Studio 1 4 2 Badrooma s t a r t i n g AI4400 Pool. Tannia Courts a n d MUCH m o r e Call now 557-6 TOO Located on 9 Mna GraenHeM

Plymouth Square Apartments

1 BEDROOM APT S 4 6 5 P L U S U T I L I T I E S '

9 4 2 1 M A R G U E R I T E ion Ann Arbor Rd . 1 block M S I ol Sheldon)

M O N T H R U F R I 9 - 5

S A T & S U N 1 2 - 4

4 5 5 - 6 5 7 0

2 b e d r o o m I300S<J N 3 b e d r o o m townnasuse 1800 KJ « Forma l danang r o o m carport n e e i included H a a t t n due. ctubwmt

T R O Y

SUNNYMEDE APTS. G R E A T L O C A T I O N

1 - 7 5 A T B I G B E A V E R

Super Special 1 Bedroom

N o w $ 4 8 9

Regylarly $550^

FOREST LANE APARTMENTS

6 2 0 0 N o r t h W a y n e R d

SPECIAL! S 5 0 O F F O n 2 B e d r o o m s

F o r 6 M o n t h s 2 BEDROOM $420 4470

STUDIO *395 I BEDROOM 1445 wwn Approred Oedrt No Appacat'ion Feel SENIOR DISCOUNT-

Amanitaee i n c l u d e • H e a t 4 w a t e r • C a r p e t i n g 4 M n d s • L a u n d r y Iscawas » P o c i 4 aa cotNWIoninn • G T * M N O W T ^

• Batwear F o r d Rd 4 Hun la r

722-5155 w a a n a n d

H A M P T O N C O U R T

A P A R T M E N T S

1 & 2 B E D R O O M A P T S

at $395 760-640 sq N 2

bedroom a p t s over TOOO sg 1 p l u s rge aralk-an storage room)

Batconaaa - C a r p o r t s

RENT SPECIAL Caa tor d a t a a s

! WESTLAMO s n o a a . n a a c a r p « drapes c a t a s r eedy OUIEI araa 4395 moran pkas secur t fy immadiata o c c u p a n c y No p a t s . . 5 I 7 -46 * -2296

t = i 0EC* RENAtSSAMCE »

M a a * Thai Ovder Deck Look LA a NEW" Po-er

Est 5 4 9 4 4 6 3

l o w e r level I 4500 par monm .1419 FARMINGTON HILLS 2000 SQ It E . e c u w a R a n c n 3 bedroom. 2 bam centra l ear T»aptaca garantac bam >Jtcnen 4 toyer 2 Mar d e c k »I p r » M e b a c k yard 2 '

i n EXCELLENT L< jiaaawwp- CALL 553-4042

• LOCATIOW

402 Furni»h*d Apt*. For Rent

: Barminghaminoya»Oak Furnished Apts.

• TasMluPy Decorated — S U I T E L I F E ^

549-5500

FARMONGTON SOUTHFIELD O A * P A R * - UVONIA

REDFORO ROYAL OAK Nice a r a e s g o o d acnooM 2 -3-4 b e d r o o m homes Starts at 4400 Managamant S4rv»caa 2S5-4460

FERNOALE Large J Badroom 'ue b a a a m a n t ne<E katcnen mckadang appaancas. IBSO.-mc Meaa pkaa sa-

545-9929 ; J Q S

WESTLANO 2 bedroom g a r a g e FARMINGTON HILLS Condo TI -saner dryer sto-re ra»ngeralor ] RKXJAA 2 bedrooms L m n a acnooM teOOimo FAST 4 , om oseemeni. Laai moa rant ascajnty 42^ . 1404 ( cojrTrma. » 8 3 S . m o

WESTLANO - 3 b e d r o o m brtck LAKE OF«ON KaaDngton/2 r anc l i garage tlnaeliad baaament ROORRI r a n c n rnmrmt 4 d rya aptmanraa. f t m o r o n s security W 7 5 No pats After G PM 474-4532

W B IOOMFIELD En joy Wsaiut Lake prt lUgsi M rmmTY dacoratad 3 b a d r o o m h o m e Attacnad g a r a g e Fareptece Appliancaa Baau t r tu t yard 11025 OO MO - w e u r f f y Af ter TPM BS1-OSM

W BLOOMFIELC great tor asaar-thre or Iraneterea F>arneay tur naanad Apprommass 3000 aq 1 co lon i a l 4 badroom. 3 bam W A R . t a m a y r o o m Hvang r o o m , f o r m a t dai-ang r o o m Okxamwasd HAS ScnooN Near cersmac f l o o r s B * o u g n o u t r » » c a r p e t i n g noa*Y W N O private b e e c n pnve« o w n e r »1500moranly

Laaataont Condoa ' SMaprf 2-4 pkia Pool

1 * * * • E S T i l , 0 , w w

861-«2 'B ASMSOO EXCITNAG*TRA«RSE O T Y

722*

NAPLES OF N O V 1 badroom IW b a i n , dec* g a r a g e a a a f t ' d r y TKOS/MO «2»-44l97

r o o m s , k t t cnen p o o l , aa •maklyraaa PM •-« A M V 4 1 4 - K W - 2 M *

4 2

_ 5 » 4

NORTHVILLE Bel •uttfwNon rnoga Estates N ol 7 M aa 2 oedr >orra 2 Neaty decor steC move grit in Days 565-TWO Evaa.3t I®-7331

NORTHVILLE 2 oedroom fana <K! E-ssar-art a* emerutae anna s a o o

OAYLORO AREA a l H e a r t La «*tage Meapt . s a n d y baaOi

SAY LORD. LEWIS TON

GARDEN CITY| bad 'oom .enca '

Kent «C*.'.»NCE* gar a g a » 7 5 0 1 m c

NOVI

CHECK US OUT

E S T « J ' 3

Option To Buy

GRAND TRAVERSE

B I R M I N G H A M SHORT TERM LEASE

AvaAaOM tor I m o n t h t o 1 y a a r ele-gant ly tumafted 1 badroom unit Perfect for t r a r a d e r r e d esecutive

Caa

D E N N I S W O L F LICENSED BROKER

S44-3SOO

SAfroert CtTY 3 Oedro BARE* n e e r scnoom 4560 pe r mort t i ' pnui s ecu r i ty dapoait Refer-ence. No pets 422-5644

w e oNer the b e e t r e n t a l 'Sfcaes

, L M — Nova 2 4 3 badroom tuaaaauaas ^ I ^ ? ^ I I I 1 - 4SCK I » " " • " ( ) al o r e * S0B51 mcred. D#<XOO»RI conoo IMMECI^IERE j ^ AIORVG your

~ B M t o a e i « i o m a . y a u , i a n | O T a n — NSALU I l a A I I 4 aag ne» ckxmouea AJN» iels AUM IW- C a t

| a e e a room 4 sauna s. MBard room.

406 Property l a rge screen T V a n d muOi. much

GAYLOROrtaBCHAYWE k cnatet 36 XI WEEKLY rental 313-477-5470

422-2408 1

GARDEN CITY - 577 Brandt 2 bed room gertge leraced 1850 ABA* I W M * ' 843-3146

M a n a g e m e n t •FUAT

« 5 S n * s S F to. vaaafataaC' gua neaeta^

BaautHuPy laradacapad g r o u n d s a n d p o o l CONAERI^TTY ocated OB F o r d Rd

F wock East o l WARNE

Barmanonam. « flteutiaBeM'T'Oy" BLOOMFIELD LAKES APTS

AVAILABLE NOW C o r p o r a t e apts.AI s m a l qu ie t oonv

' u a ,

pkcrecj studao 1 4 3 b e d r o o m u r n s » -

GENESSEE C O U N T Y B y r o n Schools - a . nar VY slory contempo-rary 3 bedroom 2-B^RT Month to mcraw S900 Oepoar t S1B00 Reter encea reouared I9950 I

CALL JOYCE THE MICHIGAN GFKXJF

PIEALTORS INC 227-4400 ERT 236

HIGHLAND 400C SQ tt h o m e »ath ngroiM pool on Duck Lake 200 N on thai aeter $3.00C'mdMr . (313> 750-0936

INKSTER Wayne . W e a n a n d room . 4475 m o n m No pets

A B S E N T E E O W N E R We personaava ou r service TO meat your l a i a i r g 4 management • ssd t • B r o k e r Bonded

- Specutaing M c o r p o r a t e

• ftehxa meamg a deosajn oa» usl D & H

j i n c o m e P r o p e r t y M g m t

" T A N

r / d r y e r tax * - u p »

HALE - Fame , g e t I the north a rooda '.age aradoor pool .

' 5 1 7 ^ * 5 - 0 7 1 1 . ,

s e c t i o n ol m t J Schools. 2

729-4020 4475 Haat 4 -aier ocKrded Snorr te rm leases NV oueHfled sppacants 66 I -430S Beeper 333-75*0

565-2496

PLYMOUTH - Very l a rge I . r o o m near carpeting, pami I ances aar Security deposi t pets 4425 p e r m o n t h

PLYMOUTH Lu«ury a p t 3 bed-r ooms 2 bams 3 doorara i t s balco-ny aMsner.'dryer. 2 garages Daluae

4900 ' m o 455-3139

PLYMOUTH 2 bedroom upper TSLS/nap - 1515 a a c u n t y i nc ludes electric no p e t s A.aHabae immed '-

397 1939

PLYMOUTH I . b e d r o o m a p a r t -ment. heel I n c l u d e d Neaai raindmrt Nee quel a r e a 1475 par monm

43E-B607

PLYMOUTH L 4 2 BEDROOM APTS

ALSO FURNISHED 1 BEDROOM CALL FOR SPECIALS'

Feeturmg «Aet wngle story p n v a l e

SOUTHFIELO

FRANKLIN RIVER APTS. M O V E I N F O R $ 1 5 0

RENT FROM SS75 . ! SECURITY DEPOSIT 1150

Luxury 1 4 2 bedroom a p t s enth I piuan carpet aertKal blinds jou-rnal kalcben sail CMenlng oven trost tree retngarator dasnwasnea mtarcom system l o t s ol cloeau * ca rpo r t cajmmunaty c a n t e r esercasr room, sauna 4 heeted p o o l G u a r d ed e n t r a n c a aiirown a l a r m t y v t e r r

1 2 M i i e & T e i e g r a p n

356-0400

LARGE DELUXE S P A O O U S A P T S . - 1 ^ B a t h s in 2 Bed Unit s t a r t i n g

al 1595 1 • I»SSNAR-dryer-'some units I • 24 Hr Maintenance ; • G r e a t Storage ipace

• L a r g e ara*-IN caoaett - Oelu»e Carpeting - Defease Appaaancea inc luding

d u n « a s n e r 4 disposal • Sen io r Cnueras Discount

: • FREE CARPORT • NEW VERTICAL BLI'NOS - PRIVATE BALCONIES

| • INDIVIDUAL CENTRAL AIR/HEAT • SWIMMING POOL

O N E B E D R O O M S It you have nearer ihred M a n apen-

LIMITED m o n t h l y r ooms avaaabM lull Maad s e n a t e * Caa Dermal or M a n e at MAINOVER -oaea

a r a a b o u t to aeeve \ PtymoutfJ 453-1620 your p a r e n t s noma , aa have m e Oe- — « al p l a c e tor you" Cars^rae NO ( PLYMOUTH - L a r g e T U M Y A AH^ to c u t or meant aar of any kind Joan ou r other 122 r t mg aatth us

WARREN NEAR MIODLEBELT 4450 ' i t a o ncaudee everyrhang as _ _

capt atectncoy 4 * e p n o n a For da- 4 0 4 H O U M S T O R O N T

laascaa 4 2 7 - 1 9 9 7

aaaady •»- C L O — TO " > • " O ^ S'RAEI p a r k i n g 6 mo leeee or l o n g e r 4415 • lacjan-

ta FRF I T ty 434-4T9B.

INKSTER • 3 b e d r o o m , RJA l a m e n t 155C I bedroom Ranch 4450 Op-tion to buy S.aalebae on both tmrhodaate occupency 7g»-1823

LIVONIA •race o n 2

inglon S I N G L E F A M I L Y

S P E C I A L I S T S ProMeeaonal r en t a l manegem homes a n d cav idoa W e e t e r n W e y n e 4 Oeklend Coun ty Beat sarvace 4 reasonable tees 344-5100

R1CHTER & ASSOC 407 Mobile Homes

For Rert

NOV! RIDGE. I ;on »0 Mae buteeer Meeaoeeri

349-8200

HARBOR SPRINGS

at neemtkr H E R W Cove Phaie n . 2 bedroome 4 MK JR» aaea to Baam ooota courts 4 a e a a a Irsaa FLU C

• Aveteus JULY 4 Aug HOOC1 - e e . Caa a l t a r FTPM lo.

HARBOR SPRING

b a d r o o n a s . t. bam . MR garage. " ]

™ ^ ! S a

NOV! T w e l v e O a k s

T o w n h o m e ®

- A R 8 0 R SPRINGS :

4 MUCTLAWOI m o r e 3T3-«44-R«TL

acres V 4 bedroome 2'S b a t n s Car-ing r o o m d n a n g r o o m lerge great r o o m s t o n e fireplace finished besemem 2 car g a r a g e cut da sac 11450'MO 4 - s p m c a * 5 6 6 - H 9 9

LIVONLA . 2 bedroom IBOO.'mo aa-Chades aretar dasheosner - a a r . 4 dryaar KC arrtari or p e t s A . aaatiM

^ T G I 2 ' 2 M , TB I I O < 2 R ' S R Spaooua 2 4 - 3 b « * o o m » - N . - Q ^ S T E A D ^ A ^ E

Cars L and 2 b a d r o o m a . « * » , ^ r . . .ffaa- IL g e n e r o u s I «oo«ita. tpeooae datura canoos T ara tall I coupM or g r o u p . Saanmar 4 ! IS c e n t r a l S p r i n g rates Wru A a a . M |

FAWM11NGTON HTLLS ^ I or 2 O-D »R MM^bands ^ADREN I C A Y " * HOATEBTEAD - Baa. roome. at appkancea M S pe r IMEK Hagiay; a l aapa 5 Ear ly l a t a I

Caa 474-2131 caoeet

wetner d ryer hookup a n * s t o r a g e

P r i n c e t o n C o u r t A p t s On WMcoa oil Schooiera l t

459-6640

PLYMOUTH Iridge WASHER 4 ' dryer carpel 4 5 7 V a i o n d u d a a n a a t C a n t o n 1 B e d r o o m $ 4 0 0 aa«th naat 4 5 ^ 0 3 9 1

2 b a d r o o m apar t -

Pvraouth. 2 b a d r o o m P l y m o u t h Rd 4 Homrook Stove r e m g e r a t o r cat

Iracaes a* condNtoqai nt

FROM S3A5 ORCHARD WOOOS APTS

U 4 1 ( 7 1

FREE APARTMENT

LOCATOR 1-800-777-5616

Sara Tana 4 M o n e y Open 7 Deys Color vtdaoe

All Arees 4 fricas m t o 30 Manages 000 Oaoacaa

©80-9090

SUNNYMEDE APTS.

561 KIRTS I t 0». S of Bag B e e r e r

oafa«en Livarnota 4 C r o o k s i

362-0290 TROY

N I C E S T 1 B E D R O O M _ vied meaner 4 d ryer * I

AEA?. n e a t "kter rertacal #ands carpet c a r p o r t 4 p o o l A« lo r W 1 0 . 1300 secur -Ty Vst 2

SMLKA"" 0 * O U , " , ™

TROY Rocneeler Rd Nor th o ' S q u a r e Lake Rd

3 Bedroom Townhousea FROM S563*

HEAT INCLUDED LOW MOVE-IN COSTS

WESTLAND - SAVE 1 3 5 ' m o

1 B E D R O O M F O R $ 4 2 5

$ 2 0 0 D E P O S I T N * E t e n a n t s W'credit 4 1 Y» laeee

No application or caamog teaa Specaoars deer guaen a p a r t m e n t s . »AA I - ^ cioeet huge bach heal, cen -t ra l AIR c a r p a l p o o l Cable hook-up. rerticai bands, o p t i o n a l E.ceaenl m a i n t e n a n c e N o p a l s

Westland Estates On W a y n e Rd S ol Waraan Rd a c r o a s I r o m Snoascaee Cmemas Easy access t o I -275 /Ma *or * -ays

SMART b u s a n e lor Seniors EsoeAenl tfiopplng araa Month ly or 1 »ear leeee

Open 7 Days

722-4700

BIRMINGHAM 4 ALL CITIES

RENT-A-HOME HOUSES APARTMENTS ETC

PREVIEW 100 S FFTEE TENANTS 4 _ANOLO«OS

snare ttaterraia 642 1620

444 S Adams Banwignam

I.IVONIA -I I baths ruca a r e a O " FARMMETON RD 1800 m o Avertable July 1

462-0746

LIVONIA 4 b e d r o o m large t n level t > batns hrepiaca G a r a g e SB2S rrao Secur i ty rieleaencaa mantd -s is o c c u p a n c y 721-8630

406 Duplexes Fo< Ront PLYMOOTH

" » n r - i r i r appaancas NEEAY dsco-nace area N o pats 14TQ » secur i ty 421-6T36

TROT Beautiful 1200 sq N 2 b e d r o o m L 4 b a m aa app Only U 1 2 move you at Caa Meve

to 1-275 4 other meje

' • F » O M ONLY 1T60

Cal dal ly I - S p m

471-7470 OoeeC T I M S 4 S K I

; N ROYAL O A K - C u t e -OR1 bedroom condo 15 Mse-'CroofcA area Sapa-

ata e n t r a n c e Air. pool , tanna our i n c l u d e s n e a t 1625 547-7134

aba 7 . * - 1 9 4 - T - ' « M M

HOMESTEAI RESORT Beachfront c o n d o Glen Arbor

On Laaa Mkdiagan HAL EVA - Detaaeer Cryesa Tippy -Oam O e e n car, r e n t * T

1250 ek »"TT-. I

BIRMINGHAM - oeeu t i tu l h o m e 3 badrooma. T ba th N * . appaancee l a rge c a d a r DECK lanced y a r d Oaei •or t a m a y 1095 m o ISC W .

B IRMINGHAM - cnarrrwig 2 bad-room Caoee t o a n o c a N e » kftcnen tun b e e e m e n t . garage MOO. MO U k t 256-2414 645-6062

BIRMINGHAM - Executive c o a x i a l 4 badrooma 2% b a t n a 2 ' I car c e n -t r a aar DACSLS 2 4 acre W . 11950 m o n t n July T o c c u p a n c y 737-2114

S A V E $ 5 0 P E R M O N T H

O N L Y $ 2 0 0 D E P O S I T

1 B E D R O O M F R O M $ 3 9 0 I only

BIRMINGHAM room. 3 bath txack Ranch . poo. 14 Maa. Woodsaerd I 3 0 0 S O EL 1150«VVIO 497 5129

NORTHVILLE

U V M WESTUKNO II ^ 1 ^ 0 0 9 0 0 0 M TO »ve M a r a a g n o o r

J*>OA ansieed DL a B ^ M N G I

313-642-oeSS] ROCHESTER HILLS cn AN sepka

bedroom located on over I a c r e , no garage M a n y S p r i x a trees Adu l t s only 349-0602

OAK PARK S h a r p ranch g a r a g e >encai c a r p e t i n g 1 7 1 5 'ano p l u s secu r i ty 4 utitltas 932-5711

awtn credit 4 L yaar « I Vary large dean 4 qua ! heel aw. carpet sactwtty l o c k s p a r s i n g Mo p e t s W a r r e n Rd al Lattars wet E ol MadaJtebell

BARCLAY HOOSE APTS

45«-«761 WESTLAND - Try us you T aka us'

T R O Y 3726 S O U T H F I E L D 3 5 4 - 9 0 4 0 29206 Nortlnraatam ROCHESTER VILLAS C A N T O N . 9 8 1 - 7 2 0 0 42711 Ford Rd R 7 Q - P 4 f i f i N O V I 3 4 8 - 0 5 4 0 B ' 9 2 . Across t ram 12 OeKa Man ® MOB Sat «arh-Spm C L I N T O N T W P 7 9 1 - 8 4 4 4 ' l ^ i m TVIA mortns or a >

36470

'st t ime >_oaor»ai

261 -4630

entnouse tp" on-gue pa- TU .nth studac apt 1375 per

montn Mrs ^ 336-9190 posrryi c t | aadroom second Itoor

•acarnty dep< •acarnty dep<

REDFORD AREA

PARKSIQE APTS. 532-9234

RFOFORO AREA

$200 SECURITY DEPOSIT

Tangraph •« mae « ol > 96 GLEN COVE APTS

538-2497 Ibyl

A N N A R B O R 2*77 C a r p e n t e r

A P A R I M I N T S U N L I M I T E D

The Eaaaaat Way IP Far 4 GREAT PLACE

SOLIT«F*LD. ' »RAN«L IN 2 or |

4 greet ROOM A»»» n a b a r a ikreplece r » batna -nastea badtoom surte Hal basement 2 c a r aHact ied ga r a g e F . o m | l 2 S S

WEATHERSTONE TOWNHOUSES

350-1296 F r a n k I m Rd S ol 1 3 M M

6 7 7 - 3 7 1 0 TROY'ROYAL OAK 5101 C r o o k s La rge t bedroom , c t e a n . ouaet sa-uareo bunding C a r p o r t storsge Jtaua Leeee 1525 64.- 7079

T R O V I 4 2 bedaoom apertments 4

J b a d r o o m loaamraouee $ 2 0 0 M O V E S Y O U I N

O N 1 B E D R O O M A P T • Reau try tne Poo l T * N J u m m e r

At Chersa SFL Acartraarats • Enjoy tne BeautAaiy Manca .

WHITEHALL APARTMENTS I M O N T H S FREE RENT

o o m Aprs Free C a b a s 4

• C — w a s 1 6 7 4 9 1 | ed on • Maa>OreenRMd

Minuses f r om I - W Shoppang MaAa

1170 to r 2 bed room MonttiruFn 9«T> to SPM

Sat 1 l a m to 4pm S u n ' 2 -4pm 070

VENOY PINES APTS.

FREE F I R S T M O N T H S R E N T

Caa u a noa lo r yoaa pn l e t s sno—ng

261-7394 R O * F PROPERTIES BtC

BIRMINGHAM immecuiaia 4 spa -caoue ranch on baamtina c e l l ing I bedroome. 2 Arapiecaa 2 ca ga--sge Peiao W e i B a aa 11200 R IHrno s e c u r i t y Nopals 932-4009

loam 2 bedroom home WMk to everymtng FVeptaca naa a p p a a n c a s aaaner d r y e r 2 car g a r a g e . 1 1 2 0 0 ' m o 544 5494

Juel 'educed 1900' mo

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\ g a r a g e 1975 m o

•mant W a e r a r ' * y a r Wmwi a ra*mg F doanloan M 6 C '

549-5733 C 469 -M*S

W A - E R 6 U R Y APARTMENTS

WESTLANO Larva

THREE OAKS APARTMENTS

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$450 FREE*

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NAN danarag roan it A .alsbrs Sapt

644-3147

Central aa. 1 * 5 0 month Caa 5PM-7 p m 332 J727

8LOOMFIELO H * . L « r* beSh noarae 1 acr

CLAWSON M a a a r a a > taw feaMy r o a m » a » a r a s p p a a n a a 2 car garaae * M P M F I > w r y cseen ITFC 941 2 7 W

OAK PARIF 2 I » 5 0 v a l e . 3 B e d r o o m ranch 9BC sq TT. " v i n o r o o m da room LAUNDRY a r e a J car gari tnckadee a p e Henries 1550 oer mo

sar aese. 442-6B5C

PLYMOUTH lovely C a p e C o d bedroom 2 S bath krepreca oa meni sppaances no imokmg. n o

7^1 453-1353

fenced ya rd * »

s u : snciosed porch

W50 - acu 313-442 7»«6

Do you a e n t I 2 BeOroom 1 Bath duplex r anch nome e « h a tuk base-m e n t ' '

Do you aan t t o move soon end SAVE BIG7

We « a n t ROU t o cai ua at 72 R-«111

W e re open 7 days s arees s i

OAK VILLAGE JualForYQui

W E S ' - A N D Msr-ameni1 Pakmer 2 rr Larpetee lercad yard No

pets 1325 Okas security 421-2023

WESTLANO-N o r t r a y n e 3 Badroom 2 car gerega mca quat

c o u r t 32011 Otsego 1475 • M ties - secur i ty 7 2 1 - 4 4 M

ROCHESTER outstandaig o c a End urat . 2 b e » o o r a » b a l cony

sdry tacwuaa 4 a ra lar huge s

LAKE OHAALEVOOT c o t t a g e p r iva t e Bad aroodec sartlng. Alalsca

LAKE CKARLEVOO t n a a Saeeps & sandy Ossrf

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SPACIOUS •TOWNHOUSE

COUNTY. Laaa gar 4 G a r - k k s n C o t t a g e . 4 4a-doe Great «'«a tor Sunvnaa aJW»-tou Manega

OLD REDEORO-3 b e d r o o m , n e a t ) I L Q C U I , • • i i o j a . d g a r a g e Aveaewe Aug ust 1 1424 - security 1250 c taan - BIRMINGHAM AT TOWN Wglee AWA^GH. I 53S-54S4 ^ 3 * Faank

15422 C a n t r a a a QARDEN CITY NEW Ford RC 4 261-45*1 aaaaaer. uaaaea sxaided. taraatad

Other

NORTHWEST DETROIT

M4e. B a s e r '] S » "W^RACIUDED

PLYMOUTH Caen W E R E " Y SGE

2SS-5474 p a s 5 1 2 * t ktai 422

PLYMOUTH D O W N ' O W N Sr

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S34-2244

ROCstESTER D O W N T O W N

e t^Kamaeh ed on -eauea M a o a 6 4 1 4 4 4 7

yard 4 MORA Laaaa regured

Open Anamaxma Sat '0-4 or BA sppoanrmem

926 BROAGACRE I M N ot I < Maa E OT C r o o k s

T H E B E N E J C K E G R O U P 642-44B6

LEELANAU COUNTY . 2 fin aaikenng conagas tor f tne areer June eno A^guan I

UTTLE GLEN - A K E - 4

NOYW OW

LUXURY TOWNHOUSE LOVE CHILDREN & PETS

3533 Kant Court

e r a t o r W O ™ salt C*SAR o«an S K O m c B 4 - 4 T T B

MACKINAW AREA Lakatront modem UP to 4 completely 1250-4290 eaak B14-537 443C

MARGE RET HE LAKE 313-434 « 9 :

LUXURY TOWNHOUSE LOVE CHILDREN A PETS

2209 STAR ROAD

M A U CONDO acsaoi anna 300 n to Swttatwnnaa WO s day tor

' 3 S 3 £

ROYAL OAH/Troy Cando -sma 1 Bedroom 10R 1350paaaak S74 par M l

4*-ST7 -5S0orH4-377-f»i4 "HE HOMESTEAD aeepe* tUn

SOUTHFIELD Meadowgrove Villa Saidai 1 2 BadrAm tie bam mm- i

ROCHESTER HR.L1 CHARMER | BERKLEY 3-4 badroom i t M t mmr* On . R E c a r garage Ape* na d a a n g a d 1 I29B ^ 6 1 4 B S 4 M a a 4 g a

• » » . TRAvtRSE crrr 'krsaToaa ^ tNs • WM ms , o«droom 8 aaptar oeay '-5pm dry, ^ , 1 2 C 0

357-4579 O a H d i i n l B n

TRAVERSE CI S P R I N G S P f C I A L '

J N M U E O U * T SECL UTW O SOUTHFIELD

« F SECURITY OE POSIT -S200

FREE HEAT/HOT WATER REDFOflD MANOR H H W U T M R C V O M O ^ H

L O W M O V E - I N C O S T S

1 A 2 B * d r o o r r t A p U

FROM $513* Heat Included

Ml yarn ImMtnatMi I 4ta'r • •' u ra i ' ptyedapoa 1 - ^ -a. — «675ras m-

M5 5Y54 Ckadea -aet anator Mr Maaaaeaa — ataoas M: 1620 or eeee 455 4*55 * OFF 1ST MO

1 3 7 - 1 I M S S » - 7 2 2 0 ah a am . aaekenea. 4 w Orarart ' Knob In The Woods ADartments B L U E G A R D E N A P T S

• C K A N Y T M B L 362 4088 O f A R H O R N h - s

M l r l t aar a a d i Caa AAW K >61

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420 Rooms For Root AUBURN HILLS ROOM tor rent -K M M 0" i»«a»» ITS • I I I «V

» ITS H U H ) depoen • 13 -1405 or 340-0977

LIVONIA reawarweta p m o n . q u M I c a w room; Snchen/laundry p»M-legas oarsge. s t o r m * 4 ' * u M m

<24-3481

ROOM AVAILABLE m U a i M 4 O s d r o o f i m u h L a r g e l u l l y eqvcpeo u»d ien 2 M l batt le. sun pore* 1200 642-0243

WESTLAND AREA Spacaoua. har-reshed ftaaatnaw r o o f to. ma tu re empioyed male Non-smotar 'dnnfc -sr Combination - kMcfcan Irving room, bedroom private b a m u t » -

U S ' M . 424-2621

WESTLAND MALL Area Near • • r t Clean furnished Wlttl oan l ra l - -- ' - " - r « « >imyo» -VI • • m a * rw*. - r w " * ^ " r w n - —- v ^ > " « f u w w i w ^ • «—w«~™ — - : " — ~ " ' - ' a* TV phone tradoa. house pnvi- Ctasainad A m snwsar ' o r o Ro » M-co ieoe i i Area jmoke r ' so pets Oarage 1300 pa> a d P»rmouih Cundo Waanar 'dryer with w o r v n g female Laundry , own lemeie I 3 0 0 p e r m o n i n L a a j j legs* "orv-smolcsr S2S-5T-94 1306<mo - •+ u i i m e a 425-4756 mo. - ' - l u iameA 531-0404 a - > Ran i & o l iW io i 454-9154 Phone Can. 43$-5247 n- .aata f l .a l 26-0791

W BLOOMFnELD • mo* lu r rwaMd f 2 F T R P C " ! I I T C - A K E OfHON - Employed hamate to NON-SMOKING mate to share R E S P O N S I B L E , n a n " s m o k i n g SINGLE * » male professional W BLOOMFIELO proaeasional t o room noma aitcJien 4 lake v a t I n t u O U I O »hare house on Lake Ooon Boat noose with 3 r o o m m t i e s Claan female l o m e r e my Roya- Oak T»d 30 s Woking tor no iva inoaa i lo « i » r « " ' b a a e f t pr iv i leges, oe^

,pr-.asoea. 1300-'mo moudas M r y - — _ . . . docMng • • • • » » 1300 Call b e l o e wesuand-Canton ansa 12 15 m o n t h n o m a L * g a u p s t a i r ^ . Bedroom snare house In Farmington M4U ' a j a maJa or female 1 3 0 0 / m o Cea l". -.g Message c< »»«s 363-7627 Classmad Ads noon or.laeve mwsaag* 693-0430 i plus . ut».liee Roo 729-6216 1 3 4 0 ' m o Includes util it ies S41-367? 1350 'mo « 3 u d a a utiMiae 356-3290 B« , days 333-2299. »vae 3«0-1257

z ® EMPLOYMENT 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 HelpWanted 5fl0 Help Wanted 500 H^p Wanted '

I m m e d i a t e O p e n i n g s *ccepi-•>« appuca t ioos •« a c c e p t s ap«lica- a s b t a „ manage.- rainees A H M I N I ^ T R A T H B . . / ' am»M-ng l i o a i f SALES aSSOCIATE'CAShiE" - Mi «».« i , , . , . „ ' U

n A T T E N T I O N l o c a w O a t r y u i o r • o o . m g to . i-»i >.pa, noaj<par«nca or par t l ima No pnon. c a m Pi«» parmananl p o a n i o f n « our c a n t o r , ICC C IT _ •iSTl' , , n i , - r Lini iorn,. i a q y a « » » a ta l . m o t o ^ a d B w a r lo-- w r w a r , » 3 0 3prr o r 4 . ***, m p a r » n . Moe.i OH 2940 • n , m No * j i p a . « n c a LI f C C7 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL

(torn Hourly • commHawn Farm- K w V M a , Uvonta. Company « lh t -am. G u a r a n i a W ^ m r p a o a ! . ^ o a o i n f l . ail tf,m, to- 2 S T ,

: , - ^ ^ o . C W 476-2764 ACCOUNTANT cm~> A ^ S , . ^ 2 l a CAREER IN. REAL ESTATE «o< Farmmgion MDIa CPA Iwm PNk , c Uar .anoameo' On l . moae » , m - _ _ ^ ra .mbgr»amwi i K a r a Expe Manama. Barn*' Faatama. C o f p SAL tS WITH OS IS A SEAL X > 6 Tmnanl poa i l lon «rth g r o - t n po ta r u n c w e J o k e 10 «o-> , c v i , D T A O U " • n c » "AOWof l r B « i n 9 » ra- J T . ' r , , 23240 mauair ia l P a r t Or Farmintf-•J* praoMma ana «4>t>ori t y j l a m a »a> Min imum 5 r » currarM pubbe F « n w t i M . c m D C M O l l q u i w d » a otlar a comcwnivai %K t " T t T j s s - t on M4la M l 48335

• a-a»a«Ki i« m guaraniaa you a account ing • « * « « Saod « _ Q EaM .1150 %*•*} » • : , Cnuv | " * P»«»« '»• 0 r ^ r m - w c c i . l u n - <.«jm annual-r idoma 0 ) 1 2 5 000 «uma l o Bo» 922 9 8 l - 9 J 0 5 .ou l r -«of |ad comnanv «»n t» am " * " > ' a s u m a a n d s a l a r * ; _ [ _ CANTON/WESTLANO n f i i „ « n » ! po tar . ia l OOaanar 1 Eccantric N m r s p a p a n 0lliOu» g o - o a n ^ v «2«i ^av^r a raqu-ramants 10 Bo> 956 A u T O O E A l f B i Sell Storaga » « a « M»na<>at . O O N T G A M f c - E W I I N r O U R 38251SOWccra t t R»3 . a c c e p t i n g APPLICATIONS FOB i M r 0 „ B m o o e > a n a ' ' * E c c a n h * W w w r , G M Oaa<ar&nip parts dapartmanr {

FUTURE CALL ME r O O A y m Llvoniia M l <6150 P r n r t u r l i n n ^ i ! r > a r u i « s t r c j i t v a r c - m o * r . u i ii««i>. 38251 Scnoolc.-afl " 0 looamo i r ^ •m.poina. r acewno tfia>« Can M1-C700

420 R o o m * For Rent

BLOO**fl€LO MH.L Frenakii R0 ' urrve Private belli liner led laroe room

* t U*RWS M-cudeo Some kit E/nplored mature JTui.i'SRT'.. amoser 180 wee* FWIerences re-*wed 1 dei osn Pie*iw can after 3ean <20-731«

FARMINGTON HILLS

B0TSFOAO INN 474-SOOO WALLED LAKE - 1 DaOroom HOC' am •no Heel 4 a actrtc inouoae SCKi imoae p<e»ivr son Caa evenings 868-4473 VKARREKOALE AHtA Room llir-nonad Mouse prr.ileijea launor, 1 laundry 'eciln.es ttSlmk pkisdsooait 271-6649

CidasWari Ads

G E T R E S U L T S

Cuaaaanac Ads

421 Living Quarter* To Shore

R O O M M A T E S FBCE PREVIEW Snara Ratar ran

642-1620 664 S A d a m s B l rmmgnam

BIRMINGHAM to snaia cftarmang 2 b a d r o o m con-do Naat pro(M*«onal non-smo»a» 1S50 - A .a iHab ia& ' t

421 Living Quarter® To Shore

FEMALE grad studani M sfMra »i l Oak noma « • » lam Ma Naar 6 1-71 ( 2 9 5 par mon l« plus

uVkbaa Dog OA 547-5767

FEMALE >arga 2 badroom. 2 Dam apt In Somaraat Troy 1375 mcnidaa naat 565-8.253 Est 205 649-1666

FEMALE TO share compiaaaty «ur--«snac 2 bad room 2 b a m U i u r y condo n F a r m n g l o n Hals 1350 p lus ' I 932-0031

CLAWSOM/TROV-Snara noma wi in LARGE room tor' naat. non-amoAar. "> badroom nouaa Long L a i w C o o -— l At tacnad ^araga ayaaacla

Jpius l ' 4 Utiattsa 6 4 ) - 1 6 3 4 i S B .

C U R O i N CITY Furrasnad r o o m a ' MATURE M O M AN M r l t d l o 3 bws'oom noma <n Radtord Norv jmokar" 00 pats Garaga 1300 par mo. * ' i uUkbaA 531-0604

n o o n o r « a v a m a s M e » 693-0430 I plus utwtlaa

421 Living Quortora To Shore

Unaa bit ot Country n m * Ctry Rooramata naadad lor comtorMMa 3

LOVELY 4 BEDROOM TW-IEVEL

ATTENTION - mala roommata naad-ad to aAara nouaa. naar Rocnaatar Fid 6 Big Baavar 1300 plus 1 ' 4 u i i -•naa Mual ba non smokar 669-6926

NON-SMOKING ungia motnar mi l styaca noma m baauWui doamtoam P lymouth • « sama Ratarancaa 1650 ptua aacurtly dapoan 453-0267

RESPONSIBLE n j n - a m o k m g t m n a f saaks sama tor atli.activa>y dacorat a d PSymoutti Condo W, aar Rant 6 uttMiaa 454-9156

421 Living Quarters * To Share

421 Living Quarters To Shara

BEDFORD - cu(a llaa lo aOere wnn ™on-«moifln« lemale. 1200 a monui plua security deposit 4 uliaUes Cea leave meaaape 5S2-00M

ROOMMATE WANTED lo share whole 1 bedroom lurnaetMd apt vounger mm 20s NoM area CM al-Mr «pm. " M S I

RfOFOnO. ft bedroom 2 bath noma on 1*4 seres, single wc«"rig parson ooiy M U wesrie. 4 *yea includ-ed. t27S>ano S32-2420

SOUTHF1ELD - fumlsftsd room. ;omlonsble home Knchan laundry, employed lemale. nor smoaar ore lerrpd S27S/MO 357-0021

ROOMMATE wanted 10 share noma in Oeertiorn area 1200 a month

277-0383

SOOTHFIELD Weal 8e one ol 4 mataa m spaooua home Ouaet >ieiehbortiood. 11* prrvSeoes tree laundry 1275 • uiwliaa 5*4 >«M

ROOMMATE WANTEO • 2 Bed •com 2 tvaln Somarsal Apts m Troy Rooi view non-smoker 14SO/ mo Caa Wsr-er m i 4a»-I40I

TROY TOWNHOUSE 3 bedrooms. i'» bam. 1235 per month plus security heat 4 water m eluded. Kim 47»-l92S

ROYAL OAK near Wm Beaumont Hoapllal 2 bedroom act lo share with worlung female Laundry own pnone Cal. S34-S247

WESTLANO-2 males win snare 4 bedroom. 2 bath house with mete or lemaia 1300 par menin Leave messege al '28 07S2

SINGLE White male pro*aaaaonai. Tvd 30 a locking lor lo anare house In 'armin ton H4ia 13S0.roo i-idudwa uimiiaa 3S4-3290

W BLOOMFIELD pr alsan anal to tfifra home w-beacn prtvUeaas. am raoe male o. lamaia. 1300/mo Can EWI. days 333-2299. *vee 3«>-1257

421 Living Quortora To Shore

CLARKSTON AREA 2 Njrtllanad H h i a / a n a e n a d b a m O w -

ia>a Hmiaa pmnlagaa

Famato non-amokar pratorrad 1250 - 1350 momtay 627-4636

PROFESSIONAL new loosing tor

e 3 bed room J bath. 2 cs» j s rege j tan ies

Ko-ae K M plus bath. 2 cs» j s rege j tan ies 554-59 tB

RlX>MMATE NEEDED Female Early 20 s 2 b o d r o o m apartment pool

4 3 5 - U 4 7

SOUTMFtELO • 3nare 4 bedroom Kjtcheri 4 »un-

dry Mo smosa- —i 1735-1245 Sher» uamiies

422 Wanted To Rent CHRISTIAN MAN. 65 amployad wants to rant room, daaa or anna drug Iraa

Ca» • SO-10 30pm. 537

1250 1300

427 Foetor Cara

• Ciaaamads * o r k B u . i t Sallrt Find It

C*M Today 591-0900 644-1070

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i r a y a i a and support systams > attociraa a a guaraniaa you a

- ' - i / rgm annual mdoma of 125 000 * < u ^aamnao p o a g M M I M M B ^ M

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R E A L E S T A T E O N E . I N C .

ACCEPTING A P P U C A T . O H S A i* wilt-ba inter newir .g Mi parmanenl posHlofrt In Ml Cantor , f i rm No «*o— « n c a neceasar* Company ailk n a m Guaran ined base Wry upon qukHOcandnn Good oppor lun i iy lor a d v a r c e m a r 10 Mar.mgenwsni Only inoae » « n since-e desks 10 work naed app'y For aitarwaiar ea»

981-9305

500 Help Wanted A-.SlSTAN' M A N A G t - - R A » N E E S

L I F E ' S

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voutn or iented company wants a m Oll->.» go-ge1iers wiw nave

ADMINISTRATOR Tnird party ra imbursemeni vpor .s iwe l o . mamtensnc* 61 com-puter baaad med«a i bi l l ing system I«c»udtng tuBrng codas, tea sct iad uWs contractual - i gKons and otner re la ted r a m b u r s a m s n i items E«pe r ienca In RaB)wlogy Baling Quired M a oner a compet i t ive sal

requi rements 10 B01 956 s a l a r y

ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR j Mroog sU/* tc make money and ( O t n a r v e . 4 Eccantrtc Newspaper ,

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p roduc t i on o p e r a t o r s A b l e •roubleanool m6et scineduies work Wewtoa f*ou*s Must be strong team player wi !n 2 years »» penance m a n ig f i volume l a d i y People skills a n d . - - j w i e d g e wareivx.se operat ions a must

of

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OF THE FOLLOWING

EBTlFIEO PUBLIC-ACCOUNTANT SiaP level poainQrr Loca fCPA fcrm

Sand 'asuma 10 Bon a934 ,'esarve. 6 Eccentric Newspapers

382SI Sct iooicran Rd Livonia Ml 46150

W a r e h o u s e /

Product ion Workers Fieiuble p e c p « r«eOec lor 24 nour

l -p roouomr i opera t ion Mus ' nave

M u s t b e r e l i a b l e & h a v e productux- «*panen*-« ano

o w n t r a n s p o r t a t i o n C o l - i<ansp<*t«>

l e g e s t u d e n t s e n c o u r a g e d B o u t e / S h u t t t e D r h m n t o a p p l y C a l l t o d a y f o r a n M ^ ? a m c 0 L i « I r t a ^ ! o , . r « « - n d ~ „ y I n t e r v i e w a p p o i n t m e n t

A U T O S A L E S ECMNICAl REPRESENTATIVE •

bell i- ig pusit iori wi t r au io dealer slue S e i n c a Dapartmai-ir a . p e r « n c e ar>0

ALASKA JOBS Earn 13.000 • 'mon i t r >1 Fi»ner«s Free t ranspor tat ion ' Room a Board '

- Over 6.000 openings No e i p e n e n c a I necaeaary Male or Famaae For em-

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w j r k i n g unuwIMloe gt K M i m a ' t n e ' V a r v o &» , Two i ! l yea r i e»pe-r « n c « or two 12» y»A/» Associate/ Technical d e q r t * desirable Profas Mo.e i Swmeanor and appearance

I t s o p l v i e d end at»e to work m -

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"e . . degreed accountant tor gen-- 4- accounting posit ion Many tec

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48 '10? Apply w i i n i r CONTAINER RECYCLING

PC OPERATOR Must per form data entry and wo.a procesamg to mamlaui data base l i e s and sof tware programs At^iuy to lew-n bacfc u p PC C o o r d ^ a t o r

Must t jave 3 years eapenance & ref etwncee Apartment « utibtiee m-c.uoed Can Mori -Fn Bam-5pm

352-4043 An Etjea. Opportuni ty Employer

ARCHITECTURAL CAD operator I>per»ence required Prefer-ed AU-T O C A D / A U T O A R C M w o r k i n g d rawing knowledge required Send d e l a t e d reeume to Boa 924

Observer & Eccentric Newspaper* 36251 Scnodlcraf ! Rd

' Lrvonia Ml 48J50 .

500 Help Wanted

ATTENTION LIGHT INDUSTRIAL

Immediate openings all shifts foe A u e m t t i a r a K General Laborers Possible permanent p o r t i o n s Can-

r Area Cal F M P O R A t 677-269 •

poo Help Wanted

AUTO DEALER G M Oee«rsn ip p e n department j looking lo- sh lpp i r ig - reewwsg i j e r k j

Beiefir» G o r d o n Cnmrroiet. 31650 Ford Rd Garden City M l

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aggressive self moi ivafed d i n e r lor I Karrrangion Mas cnac oeveMpment r - v n a d x t e o p e « n g _ 2 - 3 years e . p e - 1 : t n u « C y J i m _ 2 6 ' 5Jfc7

knows- c l T y ( j f ^ r u . k G h a m Needs 'es iden j d*«clor . 'care iaser lor K M c i u i nome i"^vry • p a n m e m ano aaknes ^ d u o e o wnn commrt -s«m Couples i»e encouraged l o ap pry Send rasu?-e by > j n « 8 " . AT 1 N 1 c r i i ce C i i y o l 8 0 -nvngham *P O Bt- . WOT Birmmg-hem M i <60 r? No-calLs uease

CLEANING PEOPLE 'lor . vnury apar imem con-muniTy In Farming-

CAN TON; WEST L A N D Se" Sioi age ReiK

AUTO DEALERSHIP Nigh Dodge dealer 'pok ing for e i pe r i encad help

TELEPHONE OPERATOR SERVICE ADVISOR

SERVICE DISPATCH Oru» the 'besi apply

TAMAROFF DODGE. INC 354-6600

CANVASSERS NEEDED t o g o door 10 door ideal lor coflege s tudents A ton Mills. M u i i be enargef ic 4 "a ro -n o u a a w t ^ e ' S« 5 0 ; t * psus bonus w c k i n g F u i Un-* PUMsefa i i CMIWtog n w H I 474-6243

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. Must have rel iable i r a n a o o n a i o n Can today'

5 2 5 - 0 3 3 0 A n Equal Opportuni ty Employe.

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g o o d typing ana corrm^rucanor- I A S S E M B L E * skills necessary I " a n d l o o n M ' h r

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i Cert i f icat«in requi red Good work hiMory Fua employmeni p a c t a g e

experienced wtr- b Appry tn Steve Clement ,'hrs par | LouLaR iche Cnev rne t

<0675 Ptvwmutn Rd Plymouth

Coders /Aben actors MCIA naa / short larm |Appro«T-

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CARPEWTER - EXPERIENCED Needed *o work on resident ia l base- . m e n u 6 krfenans Good pay

548-5463 CARPENTER |

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A GREAT Pi ACE TO A O I r n " ~ . Bemmghem e i o o m h e k t A r e a -

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fit pec* age resumes tc

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developmentaaT disabled adu l t , seeas enthusast ic mdryHduai sauted | " • coant cara"; oome Opetat-Orts i i • « i o i leadership . Af ternoon t n m Compet i t ive wages "with e .ce f lem oene«l1s. Caa I0arr,-4pm

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roKime . n o p erpar jence 6 c ^ l ^ c a - | CARPET CLEARER ANN A ^ o S M ^ « 106

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x o i l tenons— — " immediate oparungs wi th g rowing i>-

- nance l mwituf ior ' Twc ^ a I CraOtl e i p e n e n c a raquirea l a 18/hr so

I atari Caa Cokeen a l LiNiFORCE 35 7-0644

AUTOMOTIVE TRAINEE General anrvice change o-i

. moun i l ues Full b m a f n s GOODYEAR TIRE CENTER ;

We t i i and Caa Jonri 721 t s t u | C A B p E

CARPET CLEANER Full t ime

• 544-3216

Canton Caf f Rick 454-0440 .

A16 CONDI T ONtNG Service TsCfmiCiac 3 y s m i n i m u m n.penenc^. rear around work Beneh's Ca.i 522-3310

AUTO PAJTTS.DsnvER Need matura person '(Ir parts dairy-ery and pick j p Fuit u n a wnn n » lent benefi ts Contact Bruce Engei at Red Homten P o m * 15300 Ford "1 Rd miaatiand

An Equal Opporiunrty Employer

ASSISTANT TO Customer Sennce Mar-age. Must nave good commu-nicat ion skAs 6 be comiortabW w i th c o m p u t e r s Frequent ra<ses N r AUTO PORTER Male or lemale hea l th benefi ts 13 Miie'SOulMielO vanoua shop dut ies Musi have * '® f t Call Margaret 540 5000 drissf 's KPanH Apply in person 10

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3 4 » - 0 6 t 0 !

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Apply at Tne Plumbery 2775 Hag- ' garty Rd fust N of Pont iac TraM CASHIER 6 DRIVEWAUY At tendant i Wanted Days i Af ternoons Apply •n person 6 Mae A Lrvonia area

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g i s l i c s I n i e l l i o e n c e D e p a r t m e n t T h e s e l e c t e d

c a n d i d a t e w i l l a s s i s t m p r e p a r i n g n a t i o n a l s a l e s

t n a s a n d s u b s e q u e n t a n a l y s i s o f s a m e t o e n -

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g o o d w r i t t e n a n d o r a l c o m m u n i c a t i o n s k i l l s b e

a n a l y t i c a l d e t a i l o r i e n t e d a n d l o v e l o w o r k w i t h

n u m b e r s S h o u l d y o u p o s s e s s t h e s e q u a l i l i c a -

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y o u c h a l l e n g i n g o p p o r t u n i t i e s , s e n d y o u r r e -

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SYSTEMS. INC P.O. B01 TOO

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f o r c o l l e g e i n t h e

M o n t g o m e r y G I B i l l . U i i l f l i . r . ' i i l k - J i i h o > l u - v f r h m i t f ; i s v

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travel t i l l Nov $320-1340.' week plus , ' i v a ieum lodging, t ransportat ion

j A n Educafion-'Buslness degree e«

I ramlkc epport unity lor p j . sons ! pretened- Contact J im Clark a l Wishing career Excellent benefi ts

S U M M E R J O B S Find out why more people apply at G.M.S. Long term light assembly, packagers and c o l l a t o r s n e e d e d . No e x p e r i e n c e n e c e s s a r y . M u s t h a v e r e l i a b l e transportation and two pieces of I.D.

Canton. Livonia. Plymouth Retirees welcome, college students - high school students. Call your fr iends, relatives or bring someone with you. Ask about our referral bonus.

General Management Serv ices 1 4 7 0 0 F a r m i n g t o n R d . , S u i t e 1 0 4

L i v o n i a . M i 4 8 1 5 4

4 2 7 - 7 6 6 0 * » F g w w O o p o m m y £mpipy»r

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$ 3 0 0 A v e r a g e W e e k l y ••end 10-15 arnomous i r g a n u e d peop le to deliver samples 'fill >rders Appi-cants must ba nea l In appearance Call Kmy 4 IE -9869

ATTENTION: GENERAL HELP

S75/DAY f£j •o^k.inQ paopw * * o '

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| ATTENTION STUDENTS - Student

piemsecaai 1-400-234-3254

"AUTO TRANSMISSION

MECHANIC FOR A VERY BUSY

FORD DEALER Wa T.ant

n « p o t * w*th Foro eapenence

intact J im Cler* at TBOy EOBO 585-4000

CASMlER'OAS ATTENOENT J M T o r pa r i tirhe a h w n o o n s nof u n - * I oer IB Ca f feso -1877

ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166

TRAINEE Nat ionwide stock brokerage » i r

CASHIER NEEDED - Full <* pert has a new openaig in the l ime Eapenence helpfu l ^ b u t not Compl iance Department c iespona neceaaar* App«» at M o t w Stat ion M i n e s wsli .nciude 1991 Woodward af 14 Mile

CASHIERS lor .mmeoia ie emp loy : j eaperienoed Auto j ment M l / p a r t t ime CompetrtJve

sue*- Wecnarac Excellent \ . a g e 8 paid training A m o c o Food j nmg po len l ia i 8 benef i ts Car t - Shop 2441 S Ta iecaph/S<Juare I Master " l a a e Rd or 13 Mae Bd - Oreent ie id

Moni tor ing customers accounts • Moni tor ing brokers act ivi t ies • Verifying mat r u m 8 regulat ions

imposed by the hrm 8 regulatory bodies are being fol lowed

This posit ion wil include wors.mg with compahy attorneys Camj i dales should h a « a Bachelor » d f r gree t relet ably in a c c o u n l ^ g meal candidate win atraady be Ser

CASHIERS STOCK P E R S O N S ; s r s s r 5 s s a " s a a

(1 McDona ld Rentals iman> Wxa immed.ate openings, lua par t t ime I s h m w send resume t o tmns i Comperrt ive salary 8 bene i Overt ime vacat ion Earnings up t o I ' ' - o m p i i a n M D e w ' ' a i n e r fits Must be 20 or o idei with 1250 wee. r, Apply a l I * 0 B i " lent dri»*ng record Xppry 17000, R a n d a o o s Frutl Marke ts ! Deir tv i i .Ml s a / 3 ' Norm Viae Rd . Norwv iee 670 t N e w b u r g t a t w a r r e n CONCRETE WORKERS

l "®sUand ) F u t i t ime e»per«*xai. i General •or 24135 Joy Rd a l Telegraph j o c , „ r a , o f Fm.she. Can

AUTO'VAN TRUCK vehicle lan ia i

Dea iborn Heights i

casmier.'Stock tor day a N t a a B a W I P ine Detroi l 8 suburban j v e a App i . 17000 Northyiae Bo Northvii ie y j Perry Drug Stores inc

.send resume to 550 W 7 Mite Rd Northvi i ie Mi 48167

532-596? A7t -232«

AUDITORS MIDNIGHTS [ Needec lor Mote- m Sou ' ihead I Saniors 8 retirees encouraged l o

apptfy Asa for Bruce ai, 274-3900

AVAILABLE NOW ' WAREHOUSE

SHIPPING & RECEIVING LIGHT ASSEMBLY

• 111 2nd 8 3rd Shl f l • Job t ra in ing • Lo«g lar i r i • (mmadtat* oparung*

ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166

AVAJI a b l e OPENillWGS -n ine T .o , Bvrringriaan. Bioomf ie id area Enirv lavai f ac to r , 8 dual i ty c o n t r a posi |«X1S avail a o » Ak sr-'fts immedwate opening $5 M-Tiour 778-8700

part - tene Cash ier 'S tock parsons ! Musi be able to work f lexible hour * , Apply in person at- 37980 Ann A 'bo r Rd Lrvonia Ml 48150

CAJM1ER - STOCK f lex ib le hours App»y 1 ° ^ '

C O N W R U C T ION T O 520 ' ' « * W » tram 8 expe r»nced Seasonal 8 permanent

Verier/ of optwvngs C a l i 5 5 7 - i 2 0 0

State Lioansed 8 Bondec SMAll FEE .- j-Ni

Bulk Foods Farmington Grand River 474-1&43. Royal Oak «422 Woodward 5 4 » 0 0 3 3

CONTESTANTS WANTED F r o m M i u a g a n between ' - I 9 y r s

1 l o compete m this va*r s 8 lh i 1992 DETROIT PAGEANTS

CASHIER I . Q»i$20 000 rP.iiaa8 Wanted p a n or lu» t ime nights Ivor- , 5 g » » n i h j i a i C * T o A j j -* p m - 9 p m a p p r y m person Honey I» i j l S ^ l - , ? i L land. Uvomla Man-? M..'Mtt»an*Poii 11 -800 7 7 * - i 2 6 « l

CASHIER WANTED at She* S e r x c e Stat ion c l ex .Me nours C o m p a t i t M * pay UnHoma prov idad WUI traxn Apply in p e r v m 0pdyke . M59 Shea or cal l

Copier Operators ; Operators r «eded for rv.gn tpeed

Xerox E ipenance nexpkj t x j l not

CASUAL LABORERS Paduno inc

427 A m

A m » n j ^ « m a n t i3Cpo»tiinit> •niarnationa filnaaa cr , mar. • g * f * al tuparvtacKft fuM f a m m g

With i /Jut o f tAapers welcome 644-3512 AUTO APPRAISER par i t I a i u r a n n enpenenc* Ouaiit ied an I p t e a n l send •asume l o P O Box SHAMPOO ASSISTANT tor boa ,

5154. Sou lh lWd Mi 48088-5154 | " i gh - tech salon Tne Frankl in Rec ' Eouai Opportuni ty Empaoyer Mi-F Suet Caub StttrfMleild No a.per . -! — ence nacassary-eao n a m 352-488*

AUTO DEALERSHIP CASHIER Fun t ime posi t ion wttn benef i ts

i Need dependable person wi th

w a M K i H e . See Sharon Pratt

LOu laR icne Chevrolet 40875 P ^ m o u t h Rd Plymouth

B i k e SHOP >s » needed of Assemblers and

: Mecnarucs Apply at 746 E Mapwt. Byrmntf iarr ; .

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C A T A L O G

C A L L S D O Y O U W A N T $ 7 - S 9 / H R ?

COUNTER HExP H«.|»D«| person ,,ended a day* to. ,

j dry cleaners m West land •Can 2 « i . > 0 4 0 ;

' COUNTER HELP-SALES ! •- isnay avaaaoie - Redfo*a _asn regiataa eapenence helpfu l X - I f iours pe> w e » Apply w.jn.r. Detroi t

,j Popcorn C o 12065 Taaegrapr-

m g wi t aduiss

COUNTER HELP WANTED Part and lull t v » poait ions No e>-penence necesaary Apply Amar i

Or, Cleaning a 501 S i l i ood *a Roys; Oak

AUTO DEALERSHIP naeos Body Shop Porter U u u be wni ing t o work end ba dependable Apply m person, see Gary o i Km>

E O e SELLERS PONT,*,_ 38000 Grand R i v *

Farmmglon Hah

COUNTER/INSPECTOR " » . *>. our nar-onar , advemaec f u , t n ^ . o a , ,

* " ^ p ^ s r r r t a h o a n c a * n g COUNTER PERSON NEEDED

AUTO OCT AH. M G f apenenced interior exterior M u s l _ —

driver s aoense N« . S44 97C i ' " '

«r«d ! 2 4 0 0 M a r r n n a n Rd Livonia BRIDGEPORT L A T n f OPERATOR

t 5 years i M M M t i lob soop aapan-ance Also Manu lac tu r ing Plymouth

313-455 " 1 1 BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR

say snafl. f u " bene»in 4 yrs e s p w enca « a ioc shop vkoum mdus

24704 Hamaway F a n

to place orders tor cleaners • - iMesiipnd or North-N O TELEMAHKETinQ i n e locations »ua l ime or p a n t ime

» « p r o w l e complete irainOTg p lus --a* Ed k l 522-0539 or 348-8227

« < m m £ n ? W M t ' o l l i i ' 1 CREATIVE PERSON to lake U w p e ; Caa P e r a o n n . 351-8700 ! c " ~ &

8 Eccenlru Newspapers 51 S c h o a L i B I A i l

R O O M WANTED BIRMINGHAM Hoym Oak S o u t h a r d 20 year o M

OPENING IN M * LICENSED HOME (or aeruor lady 28 h e w o w e Shelby area

738-5388

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500 Help Wanted DFUVERS

goofl tQutK man* home every mta MuM b * 25 clean driving r e t o r d oaaa DOT phyweal 8 drug screen 8 have C O l

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840 Observer 8 Eccentric Newspapers

38251 Schootcran « d t i vo rva Ml 48150

E D M O P E R A T O R

enoe top wages and benefits Must be a l w 10 make own aMctrodea Apply al l TO I Industr ial Or = Plymouth Or'can 453-8800

Equal Oppor tun i ty Empioyar Mmonty Female1 Handcapped. v e i

500 H^p Wanted FURNITURE STOCK HCiPER

Looking tor har(»eoai i ' ig. abae «d»viduai tor par t - t ime p o a n n n af Our Farmangton hum wfaalMMaa

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DELIVER* AGENTS 1 The Oak land Press is accept ing ap ' ; i l«-al icr i» lor IndnpendeM dekv»r .

agents l o dislriCnita ihea TMC J iod-x c l l s i t o nor subscribers Immediafa open ings >1 urban Lake W Bloom *i| i ld Farming ton HJIa Wixom

: Lake Nov & C-ommarce

I Oef-vertes c a n be .made each Mon ! day . No c o n e d ions Earn appro • I 530->50 : « r w t -lor 3 to 5 houis de . 1 mrery ti/ryff- Should nave yOw own

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E L E C T R I C A L E N G I N E E R Long-term fu* lane poemon avan-• M n Madison Hgtx Musi tvaVe an Bec t r j ca l Engineering degree »nd Da teacharKalTy oicamad Meiaiurgy eapenence a p lus S«ary Daaed on experience Please caa for an ap-poairmam to be ai lerviewed v

5 2 8 - 8 4 5 4

Futu re F o r c e TEMPORARY HELP SERVX^E

NEVER A FEE

ELECTRICIAN-JOURNEYMAN -•(»uT c u m t i e Lial cons t ruc t ion - enperi-ence Exceneni pay benefits

Can 834-8377 ELECTRICIAN l icensed «wth c o m maroial 8 .nsBtut lonf l experience Only OuH laH lOurrwyman need ap ;

ply Northviae company 349-3534

DESIGN POSITION m o u s i n g T i r i i s t r al ive duties with h e a l h -care in ter iors company I t 12 En

EMPLOYEE BENEFITS SPECIALIST Local "CPA M m wisnea to develop employee benefi ts p lan corauthng and 40 tK f d m i n a t r a t K i n dapan-mert l Min imum 5 y s expernnce wtth emphasis m 8ax beneht p u n s required Send resume to M - M e n . 30200 Taaegraph Rd Sta 185 Bing-ham Farm*. Ml 48025 '

DESKTOP PUBLISHING M a -• T inanc i i i i b s tn j t l on laouaa*

' v e n f u r a anpenence Pnn i snop • now iedge h e l p t j i EaceMi . i sa lary 8 benefits JReaurne s a l a ry ' - s l d r y

& HANDWRITTEN .-Over l e i l e i t o Mr Jacobs 5840 £ 8 Maa Detroi t

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DIE DESIGNER •jrm^rrQ metaf si an- ye' see* t u p s -lencwd. person 1o design m a . me-d i u m s - i a p r o g r e s s i . e 0 es Fou ts I km 8 C A D e ipar ience a phis Sents resume to •

CJnn 8 C lamps-lnduklry -15050 « a a P lymouth M i 4 « : / U

D ietary supervisor Fun M n e expeciiknceo worx ing Su . i-wvisor DMA certificate inqui reo Brae Bu rn N d ' s m g 1312 N W o o d ward BMO-nhelC hMIS D.NING « O O M Si IPEHVlSOR Ime d in ing excmrie-Ke esceaeni work ing cond i t i ons Appty Orcha io l M c C o u n t r y C lub 882-010C

DIRECT CARE ~ STAFF

, For g r o u p home located ' • W a y n e 8 • O a k l a n d C o u n t y For more mSorma-

hon can Debra Ltvorua 281-0886 K a r e n Farming lon 477 6851 And. W B*oomfM4a 626-0^65

] Sue .NorthvWe 348-1843 Barb C a n i o n 4S5 29A4 Kim. Wayhe 721-7845

ENGINEERS • Steering • Suspension - 3 - 5 yery experience • B S M E inaaptuU.

LIVERNOIS 25315 Kear S i

Dearborn. MI48124 ATTN Anderw Wailag CALL. (313)278-0200 FAX (313)278-5992

ENGRAVER STORE MANAGER Full nme Experienced Please c a i Canton Trophy 8 Awards 459-5530

ESCROW ADMINISTRATOR

viduai with leadership aOMty M m -mum 2 years exper ience loan pro-

EXPERlENCEO

88108

5 * E A T Cooling man. wi th k n o l a d o e c3

•abncai ion Oust be e>

EXPERIENCED LANDSCAPE 8 con-St iuct ion worker Potent ia l "or ad-vancement M A W to start

313-352-1838

E X P E R I E N C E D . O P T I C A L OlSPENCiNG Retail Knowledge of contacts vary *efp«u. Full t ime Farmaigton H r i n 737-3837

DIRECT CARE STAFF Previous exper ience with deve lop i-neniaOy d isabled pretarred E ice l

r lent benef i t peck age ai-auabw plus t ra in ing prov idad for those wfK-

, J u a i . i l 15 25 IfMii 81 85 tc l ia r -F further iti«orm«tion can betweir-11em 8 2p r r week seys

L ivonia Group Home C o r m a 5« 1 8239 ' v o n n e 5 S 2 « 2 8 U8M( l 478-3856

C a n t o n Group isome !>ane 397-2877

Mam Ofhce 4 7 t 5610

DIRECT CARE STAFF P o s U i o m ayariabw i n . Rocneate. " • " s Cal' Peruse 375^8860

DIRECT CARE STAFF

Wei i managed group homes serving oevwopmen ia i i y disabled a d o r n n» . ing sk iaed ce rmg persons wrth fugn schoo l d ip loma/GEO 8 aacai lam d r i va ig r e c o r d var ious x h i f u Ejxcal lent benef i ts Caa i f lam 4t«r. Bcawvae 699-6543 699-3808 Dearbo rn mis 277-8193 Red to ro 5 3 : 9058

DIRECT CARE S I AFF 'or W B loom hew erea Musi be a l

I K a s i 1« rears 0> age 8 have hign schoo l d-paowia or tfej^-aaant 8 vaUO

• dr iver s - c a n * - Afiernocais ano mroragnts a .a rab le 55 40 lo Stan

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EXPERIENCED RECEPTIONIST

for busy W Bioomftaid hair 881-1880

E X P E R I E N C E D T O O L M A K E R neadea Day shift Fu» benefi ts A p ply at M R i Engmeenng Co 41180 Joy Rd Plymouth Mi 48170

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DIRECT CARE 55 p « r - i i r*S.. , weea Af«ernoons.'Weeaanas Work

wi th d e v e l o p m e n t a l J isacieo Oak land Man area 583 ' 5 2 I

DISPATCHER Air f r e i g h t e l p e d i t a eapenence need only apply Must be awe lo work f lex ib le hours insurance 8 va-ca t ion banef t ts Appr , SDS »860 Harnson Flomukis M l 48174

D O W N T O W N f i rm seakaig lo ea p a n d Kl pubac market ook . -s j lor i j ua*»«d i nd i«dua l lo manage corn p e n f j w n e o "eet GMC par ts axpe- ' ' • n e e a i s a l Saury comman ' .urate wi th w o r . axpenenee Send leauane 8 Salary rwouwemeru to

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CHANGE TOUR L * E I Start a new career n rwai estate loday Call Shena C a r * e l 35»-7 111

REAL ESTATE ONE

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Livonia M i a8 ISO 5*2 44 ,

L I K E T O T A L K ? Earn Extra Vacat ion Money We need several phone solicitors to sell subscriptions to- this newspaper You can earn $4.25 to $6 or even more per hour! Plus you will De gaming experience as a professional Telemarketer. We need you if you re self-motivated and want to earn money. No experience is necessary, we will train you.

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P.O. BOX 2428 LIVONIA MICHIGAN 48151-0428

P R O C E S S E N G I N E E R

F O A M M O L D I N G Excellent oppor tun i ty for an expe r t jn f o a m mold ing t o e s t a b lish an m-house capatalrty to p r o d u c e foarri m o k S e d ' c o m p o -nents for our finished p r o d u c t \We a re a w o d d - i l a s s seating manufacturer, a leader m our industry, l o c a t e d m north Texas

An Engineering d e g r e e is required, w t h 3 5 years f o a m mold-ing e x p e r i e n c e m a manufactur ing e n v i r o n m e n t Individual must p o s s e s s excellent communica t ion skills coup l f ed with an ability a n d d e s i r e t o worV m a fast p a c e d , resu l t s -or ien ted

e n v i r o n m e n t E x p o s u r e t o t h e c h e m i c a l a s p e c t s - o f f o a m m o t d n g helpful

This is an oppor tu rx ty t o impact positively o n t h e g rowth of our bus ine s s If you are looking for a chal lenge , s e n d your

resume a n d salary history t o

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36951 Schoolcraft Rd , Livonia, Ml 4 4 1 5 0

B R O A C H I N G A D V I S O R . sel l ing up a I

CasECK COLLECTOR PART TIME About 25 nours 'week Must be m a lure lamikar wen Oelrof l Me t ro

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b r o « h al terat ion Shop A M m c m a r y poamon -Jeai to- a -et-red Baoach , •» n ) m i Send reaume l o Ca-o l I 3 1 . 6 2 Enierprisa On»a f O f c i 402»5 Bed 'oro Ml S824C Livonia Ml 48150

CUSTOMER SERVICE B u s t olt lce ai r- ' I h w e e l suburbs r » Ou^es wonscienbous cueMvnar ser mce person W maavtaMi da», "con-, t a i l With customers tak ing orders pr ic ing pu rchasvg 8 e,«padit»ig Good f i a p n c r w 'Sppor i a must tor our oade» dealr E » e « a n l workaig conchfons 8 good beneHi package Send - i k a a • • I PO Box 413

i I — . — • tree annaiar^neni Substance abuse

heettr- Cental I kSa Apply m per Meimg •* b a n a l m e pre-ermpkn

prcneea Egual Opporlunrfy f mpaover

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D R I V E R / S A L E S TRAINEE

Mus i be an»ng l o " a m Our sates pacpte earn beraeai i 8500 1700 weekly 71118SI I, p>o«ioas n i u m c a 8 commissi an p lus M u f o r mter> iew caa ana. lOarr

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EXTERIOR PAINTER needed lor luxury apart menr commuraty m SouthflaW Q r e a f lor coaege stu-dents Cell 3 5 8 2130

EXTRA INCOME NOW Fun or p e n t ime "ex. t i le Mrs work

SJ5°" ^ C3Q-227-86ia Exl 101

" E X T R A I N C O M E Part lane posi t ions are open l o worn anth America s largest -Inver t ory company Must be available to - o i k days evenings end weekends 10 aey experience neiplul Start 58 p * hour C a t 48» 8533

FACTOR* RROOUCTiCW MiDNKJMTS

WW tram, must have own transpor lanon NorthvMe area, baneans -

Employment Center mc Agy • 56«i 1636

F A C T O R ' TO$20 iMR * i « tram 8 sxpenenced

Must be n e r o w o n n g 8 dependable Can 587-1200

Stale Licensed 8 Bonded Smell Fee >41

FMAMCE MANAGER FuS lane posit ion Ealensrve kncM-

uons Some af ternoons and- Satur-days rsquaed . Appecanons i s *an between 8 a m - 5 p m .. ; A - Z B O * SMOWCASe 9HOPRES 23350 Cdjhmeroa. Farmington New

4 7 4 - 1 3 4 1 , Loca ted in the Famang lon Freeway industrial Park ( S o " 10 Mas. E of 1-275. ...

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(3131 328-8501 GENERAL LABOR needed lor after-n o o n s imi Oependebie menneomen tor spray pamtmg 8 l ight packaging App ly a i person Pete sen 8-3 30pm

For immediate interview W m 8 Benefit informat ion

30517 Beck W m o m 8 8 8 ^ 0 7 7

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i n ? m I I ! ' I S S S J ^ T e p e a a l me . | Seek ing ,

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ment meeeuraig insCruments gag-ing ano i f t reeds Oey k v f t w i n op-portunity lor many overt ime Hours

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m 810 per hr 8 m o r e , j o m the mast ic Sama temay Fast growing

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INSURANCE Personnel Recruiter par i t ime, can become »ue tune poertion CONCORO PERSONNEL 478-2200

HANDYPERSON usedea tor * g m industr ia l aaaigr-

sxper ience a n d en«oy d o i n g e aerle-ty of tasks L o n g - M r m , axcenam pay Can today t o a r range an kiter-v iew.appomtment

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a- s»ac la Apply at 274QO Warrar. 522-7740

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LEASING CONSULTANT Weekends tor large spe r tmen l com-munrty In Troy Muel have prolea-sranai anage 8 lagMy mot iva ted Ap

Char ter Souere A p a r r m a n i s 8x j ' ~ " " 8 L N * .

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38251 Scooetcran Rd urvonia 18148150

MANAGER T R A M C E I o t a CxX Nanonsf retailer New Grads or aa-

joe coach | • . mefi l tor persons with mental physical (hsabetlies Very imaraermg

r * reartromg work Mus i nave good writ ing 8 W b a l skills 8 'enable trsnsBOrtanon Compet i t i ve wages 8 -car-experise promdad Caa 9am- i 4 p m Buckaighem Communi ty Ser-vmes Maureen 254-4380

KEYPUNCH KETTAPE OPERATORS

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425-3090

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HEATING 8 Air c o n d m o m n g Service | Tech . -10yr»

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> NEEDED

Kmart Corporation

immediate opervrigs exist tor Entry

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PACKAGING VIDEOTAPES

hands on l u o e r i l e o r ExtMsrve ma-chtrvng exper ience. m a c h X e sel-uc troubto shoot ing mamtananca ra-pe* of machinery 8 l u i u r i n e Unowl-edge o l mechanic aey snacancal. hy-dreukc systems Send reeumes t o Land's Mtg 8 C o -2035 HMcn Rd

M l 48220

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GENERAL LABORER For pamt ; • 788-7173

h o s t . H O S T E S S E S needed to n s f l ^ A p p o m r r ^ m O e r t s in 'ou r !

s r u s T i c 7 » T S i — « » i 681-4422 ion Otstr-bubon Oenf i r . 41425 Joy

RC Plymduth M l . 4» *70 G E H E R A L L A B O R

56,'hr plus benehts Must be de-pendable E O E 522-5627 I

JTPA FVNDEO

p a r t i Can Crosaannds Real ty

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weekends A Wes t land Kmar l internat ional Headquarters Miapoinf 595-1010 i Hesdqyartera Personnel Oepert

ment. 3100 W Big Baavar Rd Troy. Mi . 48084 on -WEONESOAY MAv 27 BETWEEN THE HOURS O F 8 A M - 1 PM

H O S T S / H O S T E S S E S 3 to Stal l sales offcee in j

B ioomf ie id area F i > 8 per t tvwe. I Call Lou Sabat in i 540-4232 '

H O U S E K E E P E R S GENERAL LABORER - l o r machine shop Duties to inc lude sBVpaip. -^ -cerylng. debur r ing . tannonai. dirving t ruck (au ioms l l c trsaisi etc Musi Marr io t t s Fe i r f i f i d Inn in Canton haws g o o d dr iv ing record -Days has immedia te oppor tun i t ies lor a . overt ime Dana Research 3297« | p e r « n c a d " o u s e k e e p a r s Wa seek Capi to l Lrvonia. a p p l y 9 - 1 t e r r o r responaiblB. hard -a io rka ig IndMdu-V 3 p m 281-8400 sis who are d e c i c a l e o l o keeping ; Receive

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things clean and mainta in ing our reouestmg delivery sppoa i tmen ts twin srander as of excel lence ""Quire a*IO • computer Mas u * n s GENERAL M A N A G E R results o n | na jh 's tanoaros o! excel lence " mfluire

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ary requi rements 8 send reeiane to 37557 S c h o o l c r e f l 48150 A n n Personnel

GENERAL SERVICES

Appacai iona are current ly being accep ted for the fol lowing poedion* at our Nov. Faculty

F A I R F I E L D I N N 5700 Haggerty Rd

C a n t o n , Ml Equal Oppor tun i t y Employer -

Minor i ty - Female- 'Hendicappea /Vet

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E N V I R O N M E N T A L S E R V l C E S -Par t f t ime 8 cont ingent Previous hearth care exper ience .s highfy p re fa r ied N

GROONDSKEEPERS

hOUSEClEANER - N P l ymou th j Twp Cleaning o o m p e n * how hir ing A - Opportuni ty Em-Mostly resideaitiai ng evenings, no " T ~ ' m „ a s a m u F i i or part t i m . C « • J f

_ HOUSE CLEANERS W A N T E D - -Contingent • M l K j M»vice m Fe rmmgton Haw I

poeir ions to work beseO o n our Guaranteed salary Our cars, l eems needs Previous related experience p M unHorms. MWdays. vacat ions _ . _ _ 3 days per weea 932-0019

HOUSEKEEPER Interested candide lee may apply ful l t ime flays, pie ass apply a l 105

KNITTERS Home amttars w « n mg.bua iy ma-chmes wanted tor Ngih auauty cha-

For detaas647-4040

12 3 0 p m - 4 p m M o n W e d 8 Fn

PROVIDENCE M « w * a . Canter - Nov!

39500 W tOMHe Nov. M l 48375

A n Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer

2 s r HQ. Pty^noutn Ct N u r v n c

455-05

GIANT LIFETIME OPPO«TU»NlT> Gonl r t> your !»<• • « i a t m g m c o m *

24 hour r 1-3 KM3

OOOD HOMES NEEOE-Camp Oak lend • seeking good homes lor leans ai ns supervised »i-Oependem l iving p rogram If you cou ld open your h o m e l o one of o ia leans p*aase con tac t

M r s Bowers 626-2561. Ex1 202 dur ing business ho ias

G O O D JOB opportuni ty with excel lent benef i ts lor exper ienced Par sona l Lines Serv ice Rec submit re-sume to A t ten t ion personnel oept PO B o . 5098 Southl ieKl M 48088

GRINDER HANO. 5 y s expenenca OO. ID surface |ig grmdmg pra-ter red G o o d baneAts Apply Hawk Tool 26830 Wal l St Wisont

GROUNDS PERSON neeonc luo t m e ' o r new s p a r m m n l c o m p i e i 5 Tunuiae W ~o» Me t ro Reapons i tM tor upkeep a I g rounds , open corr i -dors and otnar rmac duties Excel-lent oppor tun i ty tor advancement I Mus t be d e p e n d e d e vena drivers s-cenee W i rsnepor ta i ton Southport -Apertmast ts

" O 0 3 € « E E P E » SEASONAL PART TIME

NeedeC lor luxury apar t men I com-munity m Fs r rmng ton H « s Reapon-s ip i ' . i ies m d o d e c l e a n i n g c lub house off ice p o o l area 8 vacant apart meri ts 16 h o u r s pea waaa st 55 'hour Posmor, wta last th ru Sept Canckoate m u a l b e hexi tue end heve referencaa « mieres ia ic m s e n ap-ply 1 Indian Creek Apar tmen ts 22295 Indian Creek Or Farrrungtem

474-4400

m parson 2711 Commerce Apply m pers Di Rochealer

cement 8 finish wort.

Ml 44335

HOUSEKEEPING 8 STOCK poei-t ions avai lable App ly In person Art Van Furni ture. 4331 N W o o d w w d Royal Oak

HOUSEKEEPING lul l 8 par t t ime posi t ions evenable App ly m person downsta i rs m Somerse t Mas office, 2 9 0 i m Big e a n w at Cooados Troy M o n t h r u F n Bam-12 n o o n

ICE C R E A M STOCKED Pert t ime pos i t ions avai lable tor metro marke t ing a rea Reeponsioai-hee inc lude g o i n g t o local aupa.-markets 8 s tock ing < a c ream prod-ucts on waeaencs 18-24 nours per

LABORERS for landscaping 8 awn nance Exper ience ne iph*

LABOR WAf fTED fus t ime lor re- I moval service and naufeng »«. nr

347^3314

LANOSCAPE ARCHITECT I or a small diver»if ie0 f i rm 3-S yr» experience Craalhra 3es»gr 8 oe-taikng acuity reomred PTOtecl man-agemeru pownt-e i Salary c o n i t * t turate W.eapenance. Send reeume to Box 970

Observer 8 Eccantnc Newspepers 38251 Schoolcref l Rd

Livonia M i as 150

LANOSCAPE 8 LAWNCARE TaClv X i s - J Nov. - Nwmvtoe area Expe-nenoed pre fer .ad but not neoeeaaty

313-875-9088

' a t - a necessity 56 per nour p a . . - A N O S C A P E M A . n l I E NANCE 23 cants par maa Piaaae send letter Poe i t i o f . available, eapenence nac-of queMlcat ions to James Sl ra len- asaary exceaent pey benefi ts ava» nargar 22248 Ontaga. Farmmgton a w e Apply et ' 2 7 n Farrrangton K M U *8338 I d I rom 9 e m - 5 p m 425-4840

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS LANDSCAPE SUPERVISOR 897-8742 I For retau depar tmen t s tore. FuB 8 opportuni ty m laei grovnng

par t - l ime poamons m Caehernig. , " u e i be exper ience end salt Stock 8 Floor Depar tmen t Parson- m o f . a l e d GROUNDS POSITION - iu» t ime tot

! la rge apt commun i t y Must en»oy £ { > m r , o r , , ? ° t l 3 o 0 r * 9 ° ° ° " y * between i 0 e m - 4 p m 8244 M a m m a r

oenehts Apply m parson at Craea- ' n g j «t Canton Ap ts 8375

g o o d mpe-I sen

4 5 5 - 3 1 *

• Must be avai lable io work 7 days par wees

• A f te rnoon shats available - • * •

PLASTIC INJECTION MOLDnsO

- Asa^ r imen ts -*• Livonie • Must be avai lable ro work 7 days

pea wees • A I shif ts evaHebiie

Must bnng a dr iver s kcer.se state I D end social secur i ty o a r d

West lane 328-5590 S98 Wayne Rd S Of Cherrynm

KELLY TEMPORARY

SERVICES Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer •M^F.>

Machine Operators

DAY SHIFT Livonia Areas

immeo ia le long- term assagnmenA «.a«s j i la ' o . e x p e r y y a a _ p a f f l saa oowaic i ra Must be able to Bft 50-75 pounds

Machine Maintenance •

AFTERNOON SHIFT ' Canton

immeoia le lemporery t o permanent poett ions aviulacaa -epe«xng hydrau-ae Hi-Lo s. cranes, sutlers •caang m a s . etc Electr ical end mechanical

-ce requi red COMPETITIVE PAY

BENEFITS CALL TODAY

CORPORATE PERSONNEL -

SERVICES 261-11.20

EOE NO FEE

MACHINE REPAIR I Dearborn area Pwasam work ing I cond i t ions Compet i t ive salary i

benefi ts Exposure l o t vg r volume produc t ion netpflu. Send r e e i r a or ••Iter t o

OGT-911 EMPLEX CORP

PO Boa 2497 Soulhhaao M i 48037 Ar. Equal Opportuni ty Empacver

i MACHINE SHOP Fs rmm«ion h«s manufacturer naa luB tena opana igs lor persons with soma experience

| with p roduc t ion machinery G a l | M o n lhau fn. 10-5 281-6402

| MACHINE SHOP HELPER Burr ing sawang etc Apply m parson 12400 Mernman R d . Uvorua.

MACHINE TOOL ELECTRICIANS Hydraul ic p o e miers Mmwnum 2 v s Send Resfcime seiery Nstory . P O Box 755 Garden City Ml 48135

MACHINIST For smas tool room Mual be abM to ' ead pr in ts maae i d d aetaas repair amen dies and too la Fr lngaa Apply

L 8 3 0 a m - 3 p m Frankl in Fastener Co . 12701 Beech Caiy neotoad

: 6'eHried tor fast paced Radford : « s e susmess T c 86 5 0 ' h i j Cea L - s a at UNiFORCE 357 -0848

GLOBAL IMPACT

NAIL TECHNICIAN CUsnlns waamg L M m M a d n c o m e Boyal Oak Saloa 548-OOK

OFWCE CLEANERS • PART T M E P r » . F 8 T l f M g M B . i l — t f t a -

outh A r e a Dnis /e lcof io f free work

eeaery f i m ome M u a l b e naal 8 re-• a c 4 Ca« tor m a m a a 478- ' 3 1 3 OPTIOAJ*/BENCH - Waanand W « V a n JSSOf iou r A p p r , Wed 8 Tnurs. May 27 28th 1 1 a m - H m at 23488 Mfctaoen Ave Dearborn

500 MpWmttd 500 H^p Wanted OPTOS4CTF* ASSIST AMT

" " • V I S OUTSIOC WORK U K - p a n m

B c u M M O

O U T O F W O R K ?

M E E D A J O B ?

PAi f lTER N e . conatruenoa Hcxaiy or t u b pee ^ e a r s s a g s r w

i»gr. Scnoca dipa 17-J4 Cm Tuea-Fr l

i 8 0 0 - 9 2 2 - T 7 0 2

t - 7 1 / :

PHARMACIST a new pharmacy Att ract ive

OPTICIAN DISPENSER Expenanqpd Opht f iaanmogy op to -metry pract ice 5 locauorts

568-5800

i PHOTO

ATTENTION!! Career Opportunwae-WW TraVi

118-25 000 -a 1st Veer K . M a n Ponrert S t -d io needs aeve • aeveeno C M d r a n ' s Photogr i phars Bennta 8 peIC t rwrang

N O N - T R A V t U N G P O e r r t O N 6

a ^ ' i i i f f k P C C o m p u t e r

" X I v - M a n » j e m « n t

OPTICIAN DISPENSER Part tana l o alert Experience nec-essary Bench work know ledge helpful Ubcae raa 731 1920

DOWNTOWN ragh i ate opening l » exper ienced tagfiay mot i va ted pemer /p l ea l e re r Seiery 4 benefits Sand reaume t o Boa 800 Obeerver f Eccentric ' t e w s p e p e r i

• 38251 Schoo lc re f l R d L M M a M l 48150

For bout poMUone. br ing d f M e r s s-cenee proof at auto aiaurance 8 se-curity card to n l e r i l a w Apply ai person Tuaa 8 W e d al Sanasure k m 11500 Clever lASe R d . 11-898 8 Hooaar Rd. l Warrar 313-758-8000 or Hampton m i 30847 Flynn D r . O -94 8 M e m m e n l Ronaaaa. 313-721-1100 Or caa Joy. Tuaa. l a i N Q 800-992-8313 ext 2483 EOE

person tor a t

P c T a r d w e n Foe Pro * Novae Op-portunity lor lent aesarj and nseun a aalar

H A N D W R I T T E N rover letter imcompls

e r e d i t o Mr Adams 3840E. 8 MBa." Oa>OR . M i 48234

pmotoqrapmer/prc*!essio»4aI

sampiaa t o D 8 F Boa 3 i i

program a v a M t t e Can to make ap-pomimeni wrth Jeamy • 953-9009

MARKETING ASSIST AUT

: company located ai Farm^mton -ties Must b e p r o f i M m ar i k o r d N r -

! t e d 5 1 and Lotus 123 Deeirtop-

- pub t jh i r i g axpenance a pkxs Seiery f m the fugh l uen i

Senf i ' seuma l o Commuracataxie Coonanator

P O Box 9053 Farmmglon M«a M 48333-9053

MARKETING

TRAVEL - USA' : * travell ing Vm yob tor Guys and ! S m over 18 lour ing maior US ra-. t o n s and ci t ies anr- urvque young

i r s a e e s group rapreeer-tmg leadaig f ash« r Sports and ' roc* and r o i aocacataons No experience necae-

, tary We t ram Transpor ta t ion h * -! n.sned Expenses advene ; condit<m» ano r»gn earn

his job use* lor tne y o u ' v e , set ( Must be abw 1c star ' mmea ie ls l y

r * i f l f y . OONTOWNSON FIAMAOAINN

28225 Teaeorapn Rd AZAU TiPM. - 1 , 1 f n rata,.

Novi Rd

355-2929 Parents we lcome at interview

MEAT CUTTER »ccec img eppacat ions tor expert- f •need - cutle- Mus i be xncaaaedge-aina Of saw 8 b a s « cuts Star t ing p e y t 8 5C p e . h r Benahts tor guek-•iers S years exper ience reouired

La Rose Market _ | 5 Mile 4 Mernman, Livonia u t C H X N i C - a t - . - INCLINED Per iod j to e a r - p ro to type urethene moid- I n g -Testron Corpore t ion LNOma I

59 1 2244

I UEC—*NIC Light service part j '>mm. po%aK>M. i^ourty ; .'W» & v * r m u o * Aoc»y ir. N<nr Mot ive -nc 71530 He

. aetaeef. 9 i Mne Roa {.

MECHANICS 8 Dfl-'VERS NEEOEO •oro»»«ng c * 0 CO"*pwn>

. C ^ i M v-2325

" MECHANIC'S NEEDED | Mjsi nave f o r d or Lmcom-Mercury j experience and be slate l ia r t i fed Sea Larry Pva In person at j a c k 1

Demmw Ford 721-2800

METAL* FABRICATION shop snee< | . metai layout parson. Must have 1

press b>ese 8 sheer eapenence Ap-ply m person 13340 Merranan Rd 1

Between 198 8 Plymouth. Lrvonia M ' C H ' G * N S l e a d i n g • a s n . e -i I l i s « l ooa ing ' to r sr. Aasiatent

Manager fuk t ime 8 part t ime peo-ple tevsMabis d a y s 8 eves) Retau 8 | cash -agister exper ience pretar.ee Some benefi ts avai lable Apply m 1

setson on Thurs May 28th 11am-fiprt* St Cflrsy i Jewel Box. 'Wast - ! And Ma*

M i l l . HANC - Hor izonta l 8 rert iceT 5 »rs rmrumum eapenence on tool A i ix lura work, Apply at person 12400 M e r n m a n Rd Livoraa

MORTGAGE E.stab*sneo r e p O y growing Mxcnxgati bank a current ly accapt ng appl icat ions tor tne toUoemq

MORTGAGE l O a n aNOEPWFOTEfi

t ree B i vd C a n t o r

GROUP HOME MANAGER Previous expenenoe aaith the clevei-

I f fDtRECT C O N S U M E R LOAN CREDIT M A N A G E R

Banx one . roe t ten t i is accept sppkcat lons tor t h e n x ^ s posi t ion

LANDSCAPING 8 GARDENING Pert liana 3 days.'week Must be neat 'enable 8 mot ivated lo work hard Male or female 421-5185

LANDSCAPING

Expanding peneasced :

MACHINISTS

word proceeamg a o t w a r e end fund ecco i^mng pnnr ip les 5 years expe-r « n c e and degree pressrrad but not 'eomree Meticulous ' eccvd aaspaig and abarty lib p n o n t a e mandatory Send reeume cover wner end sal-ery

o p m e n u w , dwabtod r e o u - e d Ex 7 ^ 7 ^ 1 7 O m o Z ^ - ^ h , o a r » i g . l o . L a n O s c a p ^ g l m o « K v . calton, ^ o e . , « p a c . ^ , ^ I ^ t S - 3 ^ avai lable t o r fur ther information c n a a g r e m ^ , u ( e n e « n a " ' a a ^ P " . 5»S-388«

benamg e n v u o n n w i t s t rong com- l A T H E R OPERATOR tor buanaae n mumcahon asms 8 personnel IU- } novi. fua t ime M in imum t year ea-

penance Apply ai person Super Abreerve. 46089 Grand R-ver be-

, -ween N o i ^ R d 8 Beck Rd.

LAWN CARE LABORERS s t o r W BKiomhead V m

Cea 85 t -4083

•or furtnwr »nform«hoo can i & upm U*y 20 4 27 Ca8 Robert Michelson 4 7 i - 5 8 t 0

Growing serospace m a n u t e c l u n ^ . . . c o m o t f i f <• too* mo far - r 4 cmcMd • r + t m

- N C MM-L SET UP 8 OPERATOR , 0 « n » 8 d ? 2-3 y i s expenenca.m en diecpunes grosrmg ioeo po r t toec Salary

• 1 -9C LATHE OPERATOR ^ommenaure le w a y e x p e n e n c * and With 1-2 yrs eapenence m Warner ! an e.ceaiervl bene f t l s pecasge s J -Swesey ber teed m a c T w * Knpwi-edge o l se! up entJ w o g r e m m m g 1 " < * " 9 JOem-4 o o p m or to rwaiO 18-. B o t h jotis requi re M g h school dipk> , ma. Please send reeume » aecih "

o p e r a t e s 18 25 "hr 3 s m h s c a l L o r a m a l UNIFORCE

473-2934 MACHINISTS WARREN

Large plant needs y a w MiC and cakper aoeny To 8 8 -hr CtM LOU at UNIFORCE 357-0644

OUTDOOR MAINTENANCE Summer t ime oppor tun i ty tor I m e . j e t * n e x i u e individuals u a * LAMae et UNIFORCE 648-8501

MAINTENANCE needed lor Weal 70 -40 ' f i r s per wee*

loan unoerwr t ie . enc mu* t > e v e • -•owiedge of FHlMC ' N U i gikde-

SUPERV1SOR. POSTCLPSJNG DEPT

Recixrements «ickx»e st rong o r *

and eeany to auperwse 10 or more employees M o r t g a g e -oan un-oarwrimiv baca g r o u n d is asaeshis

328-8270

t e n e W peck age snd opportunibea ••y sdvancament We era con van -en iN locatac c o s e to 1-94 and State S i at A i m Arbor

4 7 & C h u r « f t * o a d : « o . - S C ; - i BioomtieagHae M i 4 8 X a 0 8 0 i j

^ FIREFIGHTERS t r a i n e e p r o g r a m

Lanned openings Must pass phys. I ca i 18-34 With Hign Schoo l d *w> m a Exceaent pay-benef t is Pi u a n e i g and -aSocabon expanses

- & e a T u a a J * -

Mtg

Canton. Ml 48188 A n n Joe HIX

Ar Eqdei Oppor tun i ty Etvooyer

NEW W 84.0048* HELD S A . O N >ooiiv«g *or m m n u mmt armmr%

Bank O n e Tpaeert l i NA 220 3075 Wesf i tenaw

Ave v p s ^ s n t i M l 48197 An Equal Oppor tun i ty Employe.

IN-SERVICE DIRECTOR Nursmg noase l ooa ing tor L P N ehc

LAWN CARE lechr tc ian to tortSue awns Must ba kcenaed or - ego tared pes t i c i de eppocator M

I l e d a m e n S u e Water -snosoRpa 8 : c s w n M a m i e n a n c e 415 -5288 ;

MAINTENANCE/DAY PORTER Cleaning 8 kght mamiananca dvrt«s Days Fu» tane 88 nexjr e f fh -paaii tor advancement tor saM-starHng

313-348-9500.

MAINTENANCE P®.ITION

i -800 - 922-1702

Bass aa Salon 539-1734.

hair de signer No.w-i.eN salon Guaransaed wage vacat lop pay H u e Croae eieHebia v a n a a a O p p e r W W W

- * | R DESIGNERS A A s s w i a n i s T I a 8 pe r i t ime powt o n e a s a s W i r oui lua a e r v ^ e Can ton l a w n Educabon 8 advancement Caro l 451 -8258 |,

Ooeernw 8 Eccentric Naeapapars T 3 8 2 5 1 Schoeaoaf t

ivorva Mi 48 15C-F

Ht^p WAN'FD

M U ' m e appecams should send IhSM feaume enth a cove, letter l o

ATTN H U M A N RESOURCES ^ . ERF iRS ' FEDERA.

SAVINGS B A N * 3C5E E i k i H i a P k « y S m C20C .

a a r Arbor. M t 48^08

An f a u w ' j p o o r h x n i t y Employe.

Mortgage ,Loan Originators

; Personal I egent Raeur

Obeerver 8 Eccentr ic i i s e a p s p s r s 38251 ScnooKra f * R O -

L i v a M e M I 48150

FLORAL DESIGNER sapensnced tor h * lame parmanenl posit ion to Be need enmadtf tafy m n r n a t i 2 yrs Rowai ahop e x p w

K U a i (

477-88*8

HAIRDRESSER needed tor

madacal ean denta l 8 Caa tor s n a p p i

FLORAL DESKJNER ease mxnwmjm 2 y s wedSmg

C a l

I LAWN maintenance fo remar . Can Min.-vete Others Ra le r e

C i p e r e n c e d 5 t M 9 s o r a s e . Ca8. 313-422-2218

MA.NTE NANCE p e n Eae arwi starts et 18 >*hr 591 1212

l. AWN 8PRAY(Na TECHNIC IAN

INSURANCE C L A I M S EXAMINER I Posi t ion an suable lor s Me A o a e b e .

«y oleaiai — : -o « 7 t f » •

«n claim p rocess ing and neve n e r j e o r k e i g dependable people •en t c o m m u n i c a t i o n eaiks Escaasni oppor tunoy tor M a

K> ! a m . r i « r P Q

HAIRSTYLIST ASSISTANT AGENCYEP0SITI0NS

CONCORD PERSONNEL

lawn sp rmk le r I Parson "sedan M i m m u m 3 yrs

EmarMd Tiat Inc

L E A S M G A G E N ' Fi4I tana tea aoutf tAeia epe iune i i i

H I S e t u r d * . " Inc luded Cae -Fn 9 e m - 5 p m 4.1 •<,

U A « . i f n i v : I PERSON

pi sasr ied >8 50 P e i ^ B Hts Apply s i Ouaiat'. inr|

^ ^ 6 Mne 1 2 - i .

MAINTENANCE PERSON • I w n a w i ,

477-8876 ;

MAMTEaSANCE PERSON • For 4 . I . commurxa, L i s b o n

• e e l 3 yrs spa mak-

' ARAJMGTOei H U x S Ml 48334 5S3-07T2

ATTN c AWRENL-E BAOSlRa

MALE OR FT MAX E

A i *a»8» 12 M M 8 H < s a B a n AMERICAN AL/TO W A S H

721-8111

• M i a f e riservsew cae Oen or I w a u * W R 8 W i Exami MRS L a a

Oumae si U S - 7 f 11 lar O s e e 5 0 I . T K A 8 T E R N eaBTTTUTT • t f i i K W A n i a i HAIRSTYLIST 8 NAH T f C

71017

GENERAL LABORERS Eaary level

1 5 L A N D I t 's open

season on fun a n d Y O U c a n

WIN! Y o u d o n ' t hove to hunt for a n d w t d e for a g o o d time.

Just c o m e to Bob io Island w h e r e you ' l l f ind lots of fun

for eve ryone

• 3 exc i t ing rollercoosters

^ Lots o f g reat fides for kids a n d adults of al l ages

• "Back to Bones" Natu re S h o w • ^

M a r k Wi l son ' s W o r l d ' s Greatest Illusions M a g i c S h o w

• M in ia tu re Go l f

Sky Tower

• G o m e s to test your skills

^ Scenic p icn ic areas

• Restaurants, Fun Food, Sports Pub

NEW THIS YEAR Performances by the O l y m p i c H igh-Div ing Team

• Chi ldren 's Petting Farm

'.'Boblo B lad ing " _{jn-line skate rental)

• KJCIS K i n g d o m p tay 'd rea

Boats depa r t hourly f rom G ib ra l t a r , M i c h i g a n . Continu-

ous- shuttle service from Amhers tburg , O n t a r i o For ticket

in format ion, cal i 313-284-6116.

Open daily May 23. Ducovnt tickets avaiiob>e at Total G^s S t t i o n s A A A Michigan Regional Centers and Travel Agencies, and Kroger Supermarkets

Here 's how you c a n w i n t w o passes to

BobLo: Send your name and address—including your zip code—on a "post card address tc:

9 BOBLO I S L A N D

OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC NEWSPAPERS 36251 Schoolcraft Road. Livonia. Ml 48158

Only one postcard per family please

W e ' l l impartially draw names for winners frorrf your entnes Watch your hometown newspaper Classified sections, where we will print winners', names Z

If you find your name among the classified ^ advertisements, call 953-2153 and claim your ^ Boblo Island passes It's as easy as that! ^

Monday winners must call by 5 p.m. Tuesday. Thursday winners must call by 5 p.m Friday.

Passes will be mailed to all winners

(Pbseruer ( S Eccentric C L A S S I F I E D A D V E R T I S I N G

6 4 4 - 1 0 7 0 O A K L A N D . C O U N T Y 5 9 1 - 0 9 0 0 W A V N E Q O U N T Y

6 5 2 - 3 2 2 2 ROCHESTER-ROCHESTEf HILLS

Deadhnes: 5 p.m TuesdBy for Thursday «d»on — T ~ S y m : f n d a y * q t M c r x t t y u u 4 u

lA^

i « C * O & E M o n d a y , M a y 2 5 , 1 9 9 2

EMPLOYMENT 5 0 0 M p W a n t e d

PART TIME 88-88 /Mn Hi-store datribu*>on of special ofler •1 Weetlend u a > Evenings 8 week-

"ends No soamg w a HOT E i p e r l m * « W i p u W c 1 good appearance

421-2129 or 543-4500

P H O T O T R I M M E R S

E a r n u p t o $ 1 2 5 p e r d a y .

n o e x p e r i e n c e n e e d e d

1 - 8 0 0 - 2 6 2 - 4 3 8 9

PLANT LOVERS DapendaPM person 10 s lant* M u l l nave o w n reaacie transportat ion Star t ing tuna Sam Moo-Pn. M p a * ' ' l l i g i * 5 SO par hour r55-0050

P L A N T M A N A G E R

S T E E L W A R E H O U S E Latga automot ive n e w wersnouae M » ! i n d m d u a lor han»»-wi man-• g n w i posi t ion w»»o Is wdltag <o work long hours and weekend* Candidate m i n i nave n w a w «»-penance ai co» Meet warehousing and cMinfeutooB Responeioat lea « -o iud * o m i a i r g darf» warsnouaa operaiaona. M d k t g man tsnance traffic scheduling. »nd M n w » management Sana t s u n a and sal-ary -history IO; 6837 Wyoming Ave.. Dearttom. M l 48128 '

PLASTIC OPPORTUNITIES CNve* Products. Ltd PIMIK DW . leeks p e o p a lor ina foaoenng

XSTHANCE REPAIR PERSON -must neve ptakiK m i c t i o n molding eapenence Ytou will need 10 Oa aOM 10 reed and understand a a c t r i c a and hydr*fcc prints and. have t r ou t * *

MOUT^KJNNIOAN - mm haw molding eapenence win be reapon-u M tor mechinery sel l ings moid M I up and equipment Compet i t ive wages and eacelleni twnef i t * f o r immediate considera-t ion apply t o O w t s P roduc t ! L id f a s t * OIV 8SB5 Ronda. Canaan. M '48187- 451-1171

POOL ATTENDANTS needed lor apartment commornry - In

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P O W E R P L A N T S t l a v a ent ry- leva i n - i W n e lor

trttnang avarteON M u i i -atocala out of Mala euour w w « , H igh Schoo l diploma a must Age* 18-34 Cad Tuaa -Fn

1 - 8 0 0 - 9 2 2 - 1 7 P 2

PRESSER - WANTED, h a l ima .

AL 1J509 IMLMMI Livonia SaaHaMn

PRESS OPERATORS Prmong. Dye Cut t ing Stamping No axparlanca necaaaary On»y ma tu re •eeponawe paraona wi th e»caaan1 alt i tudaa need apply ExcaManl

PRINTER Farmeigton MSI* aarvica o rganaa -Mon naada an eaperaneed. energet-ic Printer lor ad ovnouaa (oba Candidates selected must M fars*-iar •mlt A 8 OK* 3 * 0 A 8 Cue* 1 1 1 * Xaro i 5100 Pleas* send resume wi:h salary requirement l o

P 'Human SaaourCM P.O. B o . 907?

Farmington Man. Ml 48343-5072 An Equal Opportuni ty Employer

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PROGRAMMER OuaCflad candda te needs Aasoci-s ie s Degree <n P rggra fnWrM CIS or OP Eapenence raoulrad in Buanees B a s e or RPO M on AS400 Clones

al p rogramming and

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MENTS or apply m person at H w a n R jaource* Depar tment

A M E R I C A N Y A Z A K I

C O R P O R A T I O N

6 7 0 0 H a g g e r t y R o a d

C a n t o n . M l 4 8 1 B 7

• No Phcma C a l i Ptaaaa

An Eguai OpporTumty Emptoyar

! RECEPTIONIST - M l toma a l Waal 2 yaara a i p a n a n c a tor Duay Hair aaton. In Sau t t i l a ld Call

8SI-&58a

REFRIGERATION TacXa i W H o toandab la . domaa lK I conrtfnar -c.iai axpananca O - n toola 8 naMOa. Escaaanl oppor tun i ty 827-3284

RESIDENT MANAGER OppariLini iy *ar .a i i raa w u p W aiparlmant pro iac l NorWnrlUa Call 64C-7SO0

RESTROQM HYGIENE Sarv l ca r o u t e d r i ve rs needed Wayne County Ca* 5pn»-»pn>

291-0423

1-800-397- j

PRINTING CO aeaaing sad-mo l " ra t -ed individual to opara la m a c « n a « our Bindery dapt Bindery a>t>eri-anca nelptui but will Va in Apply a l 13000 Inksier Rd Radiord dual S oI rnt Je"r>ee Freawayl

mraury South! oents Or retirees Cad 358-2

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POOL ATTENCANT - seasonal poai-hon now thru L a t w Day. cartinad pr " tar red apply m j i a r a o n Mon thru Fn. 10-4 at the Croaamgs at Canton Apts 8375 Honeytrea B»m)

POOL ATTENDENTS •2 needed), seasonal plus misc du-ties 20-30 'hrs per wees Wesltand spl communi ty 328-8270

^ POOL MAINTENANCE 8 GROUNDS WORK

Compel e r t parson nee age .40 hours per wee* lor pool 8 grounds won at ;«autr1ul apartmenl ' compta* m Farmmglon App»y m parson Chatham HUM Apts 3613$ Grand «.ver- I t iar.eei- m l ' i i : A D u t u .

475-8080

PRESSER F U L L - - I M E posit ior- j avadapia Modem N W SuOurban •ctat lon Good Pay' Can M o n thru Fri 348-2255

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H o m e D e l i v e r y !

5 9 1 - 0 5 0 0

PRINTING PRESS O p E R A T O R / a r v dery tor growing shop m Wal led Lake Mult i 1250 e i p e n a n c e a plus Salary oasadon e .penenoed Altar 8pm

P R O D U C E C L E R K Fu l U n a E * p e n y * e necea»ary Ap-ply a t The FOCW Empor ium. 37399 W 6 M « R d . Lrvonla Corns . 6 M8a 8 NewOurg

QUALITY CONTROL SHAOER Needed >or local manufacturer o i In-tartor automotive coat ings Must have at least 2 mwrs of color matcf»-in f l «»penence i f lTgreoac iHs i rane i -ronment . snowWdge oJ laPoratory

PRO«3SAL ENGINEER Manufacturing v p p l i e r look ing for an individual wttn a m i n i m u m ol- t year o> « p e r w n c e m procaasing CNC machining Apply to Madunmg Canter Inc., 5959 Ford a . Bnghton Ml 48116. Atwmt loo Gary Router 1

PUBLIC RELATIONS ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE

II you have 2-S yrs of PR agancy e iperenee. Uka l o w o r t direct ly wi th cJWnts can w i l e M e a mna and would Ilka to nWrrt or sn a d v e r t ; agancy on a variety af accounts send your latter 8 resume to R E Launs. Inc 24725 W 12 Mi. Sle 370. South'Mid Mi 48034

READY FOR A CHANGE? FiaMime commisaioned sales avaa able wflh largest moMie home oea" ar m area As* tor Cmdy 697-2*433

Prope r t y

M a n a g e m e n t

PROPERTY MANAGE Ft - E ipe r -•noed lor Waal aide sues Knowl-edge ot accounting 8 mamtanance Sand raauma 8 salar> reouiremanta to Rogei Kramer 8 Assoc 990 South BNd East. Troy. M i 48096

Q U A L I T Y C O N T R O L

. S U P E R V I S O R G r o w n g metal stamper seeks per-son esperienced in FMEA's. con t ro l plana. SPC etc Stamping 8 auto-mol ive experience a plus Sand re-sume to Caps 8 Clamps Industry, 15050 Keel. Plymouth. M l 48170

SALON KENNICE BASMAR r n look ing for a Leeneed

H a * StyHet lor an aaaiatant s poai l ran Exc

nity In tx jsy Forming !o " Asa 'or Snae 34J-1122

SCREEN PRINTER, aspar lencad, shirts, nets Jackets, text i les etc

procedures and Slatietical Process Con t ' o i Posit ion avaaaMe on 2 n d shift Qualified appl icants sand re-sume I salary history t o

Human Resources Manager 550 S Edwin

West land. Mi 48185 An Eouel Opportunrty Employer

Largs owner/manager seek ing 2 e i -penenceo R«s«>entiei Manegers lor

and apartments Bott i pos i t ions are located M ' a r m m g i o n H I M to oversee 1300 end 400 a p a r t m e n U Only e i p e r v - c e d Apartment Mana-gers w i t f at laaal 5 yeers esper ience

Q U A L I T Y T E C H N I C I A N Great opportuni ty in Quality Cont ro l with •stat>#shed growing menutec-turar in 1-275 Corndor Overs/Tied responsioaities raoulra enpenence nn S P C 8 Contempor i i ry OC Con-cepts p lus posrrive Human Relations sk i l l s . Compet i t ive pey 'beneWs congenial staff Pleaso reaponO in conf idence 10 O C . 0o» 954

ODS*-*er 8 Eccentric Newspapers 3825 ' Schowcraf l Rd,

J v o n i a M i 48150

R E A L E S T A T E C A R E E R AWE TIOOS7 CONSOENTiOUS?

WE WANT YOU ' " We Will train you and start you o n a long term high- -^•conie career CaM

J u l i e D u d e h . W e s t l a r i d

RECEPTIONIST needed tor Sovi pnotographlc studio Must h e de -tai led customer or iented 8 enthusi-astic si s a « Fui t ime benefi t* • commisaon Call 1-4 t ues -Sat ask tor Maureen . 348 -1522

FORGOTTEN W O M A N B im imgham Seamtreaa. p a n l o ful l t ime Refer-ences required- Bead eitparience Benef i ts 8 commiss ion 258-8861

SEAMSTRESS exper ienced on canvas awnings Livonia area Call Oai iene. 422-7110

SEAMSTRESS -Exper ienced on canvas awnings

Livonia area 1 i i i l

SECURITY GUARDS Neat appearance apaolulaiy re-gu i red a long wi th dependable trans-por ta t i on Excellent pay f » the right individuals IntervMwnng 1 day only. Fr May 29. 3 .30pm, Livonia P e w Hon, 28200 vasaar Ste ' 3 5 Locat-e d E off Middlemen RO 1 block > N of 7 mi le

SECURITY OFFICERS 5 posrl ions m South f ield Mus i hane no O H M W record. 3 years of verif iable work exper ience >n any field drug leaning Tue»-F., 9 a m - 4 p m - S85-6790

5 0 0 H e l p W a n t e d

SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR Experienced o n mduatr ta l mach ine

F u a w n e Mich igan Teiegreph (313) 2 ^ - 4 7 0 2

SMALL SHOP look ing (or lu l l 8 p a n t ime help No exper ience requ i red M per hour App l y « pe rson 48089 Grand Rkrar Nov.

SOCIAL SERVICE DESIGNEE FuB l ime poaiuon avai lable tor re-sponsible. creat ive, h i g f energy per-son to ooordmala qxiaUTy services tot a long term care faculty Experi-ence In therapeut ic p rog ram plan-ning and/or SOCM work exper ience m long I arm care usetut App ly in par eon . St. An thony 31830 Ryan Road, Warren

An Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer

posi t ion Successful cand ida te be a self starter aCKe t o wo rk wi th-out close supervision and b e r e -sponsible tor lo f tow- th ru and c o a v PMUT' ot al l ass igned pro jec ts ln»-tialty a large body of STO-BUS. Pascal »*l> be ma in ta ined tor ourrent protects and enhanced tor lu tu re protects Long range dut ies inc lude new product deve lopment Cand i -dates must be f lexible enough to handle change and a pat ient , p ro-fessional at t i tude ks an absolute must a long wi th * y s exper ience Send resume to: Personne l Oepert -rnent. 120 Enlerprtae Dr . A n n Artxnr, Mi 4 8 ' 0 3

.An Equal Oppor tun i t y Employer

SOUTHFIELD BASED company is seeking fun t ime coMac tor Ousi tied individual must have

and knowledge cf o n l ine co l lec t ion system Alao seeking 2 individuals, part tuna. 18 h r s per week to p ro-cess insurance a n d asaaisf asset

m a to P.O M l 48037

A t tn D e b r a S a w y w s

STOCK BROKER Expanding na i iemwde d iscount b r o -kerage firm seeks Series 7 Fiep Op-t i on 8 margin know ledge nelpfu l salary plus bonus inquir ies t» 5 p m

259-4158 .

SECURITY OPERATION MANAGER M i n i m u m 2 years experience m despatching 8 schedul ing Soma typ ing exper ience requi red Profes-sionals iner t only apply for axcai ienl cay c i an Cal l Cynd l 473-e 17 <

SUMMER HELP - Seamst ress need-ed tor custom svnm wee/ shop In Bi rmingham Seamatress mus t have sergar axpanaoce. Caa 645-tJ088

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T A K E T H I S J O B 4 L O V f e I T Wholesale health ca r s d a t n b u t o n co^npany on w o u n d floor, oppor tun l -fv needs 10 M posi t ions as Director Supervisor Manager. 8 Salsa Peo-ple betore going publ ic 427-11501

TEACHER Art. tua t ime, p r i va te secondary high school M ich igan certi f ication raqiared Backg round

TEACHER Religion, lu l l t ime prtvata secondary Cathofcc High School Michigan Cert i f icat ion required DSgrea m Tnecaogy or l e i ^ i o u s Education essential

Sand raauma to Box 918 Observer 8 Eacantnc Newspapers

36251 Schoolcraf t Rd LIvOTM M l 48150

$ t r s S U M M E R T I M E

Flexible

Y O U N E E D S O M E D I M E S Hir ing p a n time posi t ions ke tmg i S - t ' 2 per hour hours

YOU DON T NEED A B R A I N WE WILL T RA'N

interview loday S t a n tomor row Can Kan or Joe at 422 -1818

TELEMARKETER P a n t ime sett ing appo in tments

Business to business exper ience Top dollar uaW 352-3414

TELEMARKETER e x p e r i e n c e d G o c d pay .noentr r t f lexible h o u r s 8 spacn provided For m o r e infor-mation call Ralph Bennet t 524 -9366

NO DEGREE REQUIRED!

Yes it • possible to work tbr an inc 500 company without s degree AS you nave l o d o is cal l MKJweat Pub-u u w i g i We nave oar t - t ime poemons •or energetic people who thr ive o n success We a prov ide training, gen-erous financial rewards, and a caau-al work environment Call be tween 5 30 p m and 8 3 0 p m 421-7435 Livonia) or 559-4330 i S o u t h l W d )

SENIOR COMPANION needed for local ret i rement commu-nity Full 8 p a n t ime posit ions avaa ab le immediate ly Please apply m person at G r e n d River v i l lage 36550 G r a n d Ftiver Farmtngton M k

SERVICE STATION ATTENOAN"

SERVICE TECH - HVAC C-ommarciai. industrial M in imum 5 years exper ience or lOu-neymar ca rd Call a a m - 5 p m 532-2982 ]

S U M M E F * H E L P W A N T E D For apanment comptoxes Poo l AL tisndanis 8 Grounds Parsons Fuk and part t ime H 30-S4 80

3 5 5 - 1 3 ^ 7 - S o u t h f l e l d

9 6 S - 4 7 9 2 - O a k P a r k

ply Must nave good business beck • ground be energetic good mo t i ve tor and able to direct a large s ta l l CPM and/or degree a p lus Pe rms nenl posi t ion excellent salary, bonus program and good benef i ts Send

BEJTTAK COMPANIES 73 f Northwestern - y rv Su i te 200

Farmmgton HiAs MI 48334 At tn Property Management

R E A L E S T A T E S A L E S i $25 OOG.flvMV*M«0d' « you

« r » n l o l i a r * » carecr *> ro«i w -: « • . but you cOuKSn't take * cnanc* o t • l o y e t r rncorrw. now t% m« l imn io a m t i * r t » d

1 C*»» Carol Yosi t t 356-7370 l o tVnd i oul floout our gu*rant«MK3 ' % o m «

program, ana stArt «n m c v M f or unhm»i«<3 poi«r<ttai R E A L E S T A T E I N C E O E

REGULATORY SPECIALIST Growwig manufactur ing f i rm has an opening tor s sell mot ivated individ uai who will administer regu la tor , compl iance of products 8 product

I registration al both the state 8 fed-eral levels Chemical background wTOi regulatory- experience desir- i mCM- Candidate must possess ex ceaent communicat ion c rgan l io , tiOnai & problem Solving skias Send I resume lo Box 846

Observer 8 Eccentric Newspapers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd

Livonia M i 46150 ]

i RETIREE OR PART * !ME POSITION For m o l d repay Mechanist ot Moid Maker preferred Appro* 20 hours •nek Apply .n person at

J 12500 C a p i t a Uvoma

ROUTE SALES • DRIVER ' To 125 000(1

j Chauffeurs noensa Perteci dr iving [ ' reooro ExceMant benefi ts

Employment Canter Inc Ag» I 569- 1636

SERVICE TECHNICIAN need iw tor | cash registers E lec t ron* program-m i n g A computer •*pa«'"«*noc" p a n « ferrec Apply in person. 6 6 4 0 Greenf ie ld Dearborn

SUMMER JOBS S U M M E R J O f e S

S U M M E R J O B S

WOLVERINE S t a f f i n g S e r v i c e s

3 5 8 - 4 2 7 0

TELEMARKETING - to conduc t s u i ve> tor professional c leaning ser vice Pan t ime evenings 8 Sat

545-5121

TELEPHONE PC SUPPORT REP T© technically rvork wi th cus tomers lo n s u r e customei sat is fact ion Se«w3 resume to Micro iab P O B o x 317 Novi M l 48376

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TRAVEL PROCESSIONALS

EXPLORE THOMAS COOK TRAVEL!

W i t h over 150 years m Travel. Thanes Cook conimuaa to grow-Recent e . p a n e o n m our Dearborn of f ice has created opportunmea tor exper ienced corporate agents

CAREER OPEN HOUSE

5 9 0 p m - 8 0 0 p m Thursday May 28. 1 9 ^

• * THOMAS COOK TRAVEL 4 Park'iane Btvd =500

0aa»t»rn. Ml 48126 (S of Foro Rd , E on M-39 I

(313)323-4374

Agents wi th 2 ' are encouraged l o us on May 28 th ' Refreshment 1 m * b e provid-ed a long with the opoonurmy t o • » t w o rouno- t r ip domasitic alrkne t ick-ets.' if you re unable to at tend, please forward your ra Ownrve Lemaux at

THOMAS COOK TRAVEL A n Equal Opportunity Employer

TRUCK DRIVER.'LABORER l i m e needed tor duty manufactur ing company 2 yrs driving ax . g o o d dr iv ing record 8 COL requ i red Knowledge of area he ip lw Apply w l thm 32975 Industrial Rd . Livonia

TRUCK DRIVERS - we need furni-t u re defcvery J m s r must be experi-enced in delivery type 0«ee i t ruck a n d have vaHd chauffeurs l icense M o n th ru Fn only 840-80 'hrs per week Hour wages 8 hoep l ta luanon

- ee^Nwik a l 7 » - 4 3 U J

WAREHOUSE Fv« t ime entry Iever poaNtona avai lable unmedlalaiy on 2nd a l 6 p m - 2 30em) experience h e W M UfUng requ i r«J Apply m person

J 8 J WHOLESALE , 7070 E 10 M l

Center une . W of Vsn Dyke

WAREHOUSE WORK Expananoad workers tor l u M n g or -

W anted l o work a f ternoon shift

37557 Schoolcraf t LfvoMa on Thurs May 28th ber» 3 p m - 5 p m

WAREHOUSE 85 50'Tw S day Employer pays fee

Employment Canter Inc . Af ly 9*9-1838

WELDER Exper ienced tor awning menu lec tu r -ar Lhroraa area. Ca« Jeff

432-7110

WELDER/FITTER . For iruaceHanaoua stair 8 ra* shop Experience wi th M a n and h a n d r a M only Send cjuemications salary and raauma to: P 0 . Box 5420 Nor th-vtaa. M l 48167

WELDERS 8 HELPERS lor product ion fabr icat ion work Ap-ply in parson a l 38440 Norttntrie, Romu lus rrme W of Wayne Rd

WRECKER DRIVERS WANTED Exper ienced

Detroit 8 surrounding areas 841-1700

TUTOR - tor first grade, raadma m a t h soence spelling. Engl ish 8 Span ish approximate tOUrs<"wk to b e g m in Aug Our noma. Salary negot iable. «epty to C Simkma. 194 E Main a B, NortlrvWe. M l 48107

TYPESETTER NEEDED for smaf graphic design studio Mus t have minanum 2 years-experi-ence with Varityper Macintosh ex-per ience a plus Send raauma 8 sal-ary requirements to Box 944.

Observer 6 'Eccentr ic Newspapers 3625 ' Schoolcraft « d

Livonia Ml 48150

UNITED. RENT- A L L r e q u i r e s mecharucaay xicanad. self mot iva t -ed -ndividuals to assist cus tomers 8 t o load 8 mainta in equipment App», « person. 70405 Middlebei t . LWonie or 24101 W Warren. Dearborn Hts

SEWER WANTED File t ime C K d r ' a n s apparei manu-facturer Wal led Lake area Call Jan

3 13-669-60-10

SHIPPING Exper ienced warehouse workers wantoo tor af ternoon shift Hours a ie 4 30pm- 1am Apply m person on Fri May 29 between 3-Spm 37557 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia

• TARGET OVERNIGHT STOCK AREA MANAGER .- 5 - 5 yrs exper ience de-sired. college degree preferred."ap-pry m person at Target 30020 Grand River Ave Farming !on Hi l ls

TOOL CR'B PERSON to *eec c o m p u t a m e d mven to ry o l lookng and perishable too ls and prv l e t loo t ! for machine Knovrc eooe ot •nachmrc 8 inventory help lui Apply lo Machining Center Inc 5959 Ford Court . Br ighton. M i 48138. attn Gary Reutor TOW TRUCK DRIVER wrth o w n truck wanted Large or smal l t ruck Commission 5 Mile srorkmg radius M»dr«ghts Can 9am-4pm .531-T303

V A N DRIVER must be 24 or oyer wi th g o o d driving record 8 able to 4ea i wfth people Apply between 12 n o o n 8 3pm Paiy.es® Car Renta l

. 8 6 0 0 Merr iman. Rd Ftomulus

TRAINEE WANTED Small snoc For Br idgepor t la the and mamtenanca Can 7 3 0 e m - 4 p m weokflaiSL ' 47S-2882

VERTICAL Mechmmg Center Oper a l o r Min imum 8 years exper ience

WAREHOUSE MANAGER j r t e n t e d indn idue l 'needed tor na -iKmwioe health care dratr ibutor . -nusl have experience m shipping, purchaamg inventory 8 superv is ion " teaae slate salary requ i rements 8 resume to 37557 Schoolcraf t . L ivo-nia. M l 48150 At tn Personnel

TEACHER German, p a n l ime pr iva te secondary h igh School Mich igan Cer t i f i ca t i on r e q u i r e d

Send resumaao B o i 9 1 8 Observer 8 Eccentr ic Nee ixpapers

36251 Scheolcr aft Rfl ' Uvon la M l 48150

TRAVEL AGENCY has t e m p o r a r y agent posit ion til August 1 Ma tu re person Sabre trained, domes t i c / i n -ternat ional L inda 553-5958

TRAVEL AGENT Fun-t ime Experienced only S a b r e preferred Farmington Hals area Ask for Nancy 855-1400

WAREHOUSE MANAGER Responsible tor cash sal •y con t ro l shipping & receiv ing o » •ivory schedules supervising ware-house personnel Sand reaume 10

1 B o . 946 Observer 8 Eccentric Newspapers

3 6 2 5 ' Schoofcraft Rd Livonia Ml 48150

2 0 O P E N I N G S • W e l d e r s

• P i p e F i t t e r s

• E l e c t r i c i a n s

Can Today interviews ami be held o n May 28 and May 29 1992

W O L V E R I N E S t a f f i n g S e r v i c e s

3 5 8 - 4 2 7 0

5 0 2 H a l p W a n t e d

D e n t a l - M e d i c a l

ALLERGY CENTER 2 poamons tor med ica l recapt ion-s is i 8 medical ass is tant -cPN 20 to 40 hours weekly E i p e n a n c e pre-ferred Beaumont Medical Bunding Roy al Oak 551-5115

ALLERGY- RN. LPN. MA Ful l- t ime tor busy aaergy of f ice m Lrvonla Must have aaergv experi-e n c e Exce l l en t bene f i t s Ca l l Jeanne days or evenings 626-0808

5 0 2 M p W a n t e d

D e n t a l M e d i c a l

ADMINISTRATIVE RECEPTIONIST Medical experience p ieSei ied Sal-ary 8 b a i i e t s E n i d on exper ience Contact Mr WHaon, 288-8600

A IDE ' ' exper ienced t o c a r e l o r female o n Fr t I l p m 477-0089

A I D E S N E E D E D DA YS/MlONtOMTS/LIVE - IN

Home Care Aides i

t ransportat ion Good pay « meur-

F a r m l n g t o n H i l l s

P l y m o u t h

R e m o t e W e s t e r n

E X C E L L A C A R E , I N C .

6 8 0 - 8 6 0 1 L e a i w j o u r name 8 number

ASSISTANT NEEDED p a n nme In our family onented dente i of f ice Prater expended dubaa some even-ings For appointment 981-4040

ATHLETIC TRAINER - cer t i f ied or el igible for privately o w n e d oul -pe-

a r f S S

1 BUSINESS ASSIST ANT /DENTAL Fuk t ime Share front desk duties m 2 Dr off ice Please sand reaume »v cmda ig available work , days, t imes 8 u l e r , reqiaramants 8 best t imes l o c a l to 42301 Cherry Mia Suite A Canton. Ml 48188

BUSY DERMATOLOGIST look ing tor f u l Bme Recept ion is t ,Medica l

procedures 8 commun ica t ion akais needed S t a r u i a salary commer i-

647-5752

CERTiF lEr Dental A s a w a m Must be snthualaat ic 8 out -going Mon th ru Thurs . HI a

f r iendly 8 progieeania Oaimrighai' i

CHAJRSOE DENTAL ASSISTANT 4 days par wk No evea or Sa ts Ex-penance hatptol but not naoaaaary Downtown Fsrmin®1on 477-1998

CERT1F1EO NURSE AIOES CHARTER HOUSE

O f NOVI A dynamic. qusllTy. long t e rm care faamy. at i n best, a now o f l e n n g . Premium start salary for stale

B T L L E H S ~ : Look ing lor great benefi ts, beaut i fu l Offlcea 8 a chal lenging opportunity"* Need m e d c a i bi l l ing speoaMst for physic ian off ice rv infuaKm 8 DME Contac t Patty Raibrtf " 932-1170

Harper Asaooatos -29870 Middlebei t

Farmington HHIS. M l 48334

• I Isanti, dental 8 ufe insurance • Paid vacation 8 sick pay • Tuit ion ratmbursament • N a » w a g e 8 bene»lts package

Housekeeping pos i t ion eleo a»a» able Contact Nora S g r o 477- 2000

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SPACE M A N A N Q E M E N 7 'NC PMW

HV/ACl i 2 ~ s n

1 2 9

AOMPW YOUR YARD

Si n e e t ren

H A C * E R SERVICE* 474-8818 QUALITY SERVICE SeeCE tB *8

M o n d a y , M a y 2 5 . 1 9 9 2 O & E * 1 7 C

E E EMPLOYMENT 5 0 2 H e l p W a n t e d

D e n t a t - M e d i c a l

CAREMARK - the leader in IV B w a p « a has an opening tor a r*an-tmraamenl coordinator The poai-uon raQmree V d par ty MBng expe-r ience prefer eoty in the area a l IV and DME oaang with eXanane oos-

manegament espenanoe sated

equal opportuni ty amptover

CHAIR SIDE DENTAL ASSISTANT Are you overworked 8 unappraOat-ed? Tired o l long hour * 8 low peyT We are a prngreaanis Southfleld pract ice look ing lor a raaponal tM mot ivaied team player COA. ROA

- or 2 y r * eapenence neceaaery Ca8 to see what we have l o offer

558-1559

C L I N I C A L

H E M A T O L O G Y

S U P E R V I S O R

National Heal th LaBoralor iae incor-pora ted has a career opportuni ty ten e Nwrnt Supervisor tor the Hematoi-ogy Depar tment

T IM succeestui candKJale must Pe a Mad<a i Tacnnoug ia i . G S guamed with strong ieeder*Np. merpersors al and organu* t>ona skins Individu-al must also poseaaa a rmnanum of 6 years caracal lap a n d 2 nears supervusory aapanence

age It you I send your reaume to

N A T I O N A L H E A L T H

L A B O R A T O R I E S 13250 Nor thend

Oak Park M i 48737 EguM Opportuni ty Employer

JM/F /H/V

FULL-TIME Oemai Racapfiorasi 8 Assistant Escenenoa with insurance. bdNng 8 forehanded in daraatry for progressive ofhea s i

8 474-2280

DENTAL ASSISTANT.Racap l iona i Seeking mature enthusiastic indi-vidual for p a n l i m e poertion Afternoons 8 aB day Fr idays Near Downtown B i rmingham 847-2109

DENTAL ASSISTANT Enthusiastic aaenlsnt wanted for growing pro-cessors dental p r e c i s e in Canton E iper ie

OENTAL ASSISTANT Experienced n o Saturdays Bene-Itts. pension plan Dearborn Heights KM, . 588^73

OENTAL ASSISTANT Do you wan! t o love your work ? A n outs tanding specialty pract ice • seesing an eapeneneed dental aa-sisianl to |oai as teem of enthusias-tic dedicated professionals Eicei-lent sau ry 8 benelWs superior work ing condi t ions growth-or ienlea environment Caa 357-1709

5 0 2 H e l p W a n t e d

D e n t a l - M e d i c a l

5 0 2 H e l p W a n t e d

D e n t a l - M e d i c a l

5 0 2 H e l p W a n t e d

D e n t a l - M e d i c a l

C E R T I F I E D N U R S E

A S S I S T A N T S Needea for smaB l o r ^ - t e r m care <a-d M y Day 8 a l tarnoon stufts avaa-awa Caa 729-4438

An Eouel Oppor tun i ty Employer

I OENTAL ASSISTANT We want the Peel and are a a n g l o pay for aft We offer e chair side poalBon that I * mot ivat ing and -ewa idp ig wttn an eadsBeni salary DwnaOls package CaB Today lor a Brighter Future w BioomAasd Caa, 881-1440

CERTWEO NURSE ASSISTANT Fu» t ime, p m or mr t t t sum Wa ra-quire ameaarit par lo rmanoa a i t h * oenvery ot heefth care l o our elderly real Owns We prov ide esceaenl

l o our employees A a * i Mon -Fn 9-4pm 31 Jude Con ia taa ten t Canter. 34380 A n n Arbor Trak.^rvonia

COLLEGE STUDENTS Mourn Vernon Nurssng^ C a n t e r ' m seeking cooege etudents for Sum-mer emptoymam ideal c<iporiur..*« for students o r r a n i l y anroaad « t h e Held ot Heelth Care Senncws Apply m person a i 28715 GreenflekJ be-tween to - 4 Mala Female No

DENTAL HYQENIS7 We are seeking s mature, fnendfy. dependable mornduei lor ova Troy o f f ice P a n ome 889-81380

OENTAL MYGIENIST day* /week Mature 8 peraonabw hyglanis l t o t o n prevenlion-tarrvty or iented Berkley omce 548-3334

DENTAL HYGIENtST Pan-Tuna Needed lor friendly wee organized growing SoulMleW pract ice E.ceBent p a , 355-9800

D E N T A L H Y G I E N I S T IB buay Novi off lea i Day pe i wk

478-8121

CENTAL ASSISTANTS FuB t ime 8 part tane Tor buay I b o m Penodonia l ofnoe

274-8594

OENTAL ASSISTANT E i p e n e n c e d Wanted

Livorka o f f ice 425-2130

DENTAL HYG4ENTIST Wanted pert l ime eirenmge and Saturdays lor produclhra Uvome pract loa Caa LOO. 522-5581

OENTAL ASSISTANT Ran l ima for Tuaa T h j r * 8 Sal Experienced Farmington near 8 MH* 477-5330

OENTAL ASSISTANT Experienced neeoeo for progrea-snre w Bloom held denta l Office Fuk tune/fun benefi ts 861-4000

DENTAL ASSISTANT Experienced chaw*M»a. tua l ime for modern lanufy pract ice No anenmgs or Sats Benefits 351-9080

DENTAL ASSISTANT Full l ime, no Sa tu rday* One doctor off ice in Can ton Exper ienced only

459-5353

OENTAL ASSISTANT lor frtendry I amity preventive pract ice empna-smng Quality 8 eaceaence F ieuMe h o v * COA or equmeleni. eapen-ence Northvtae 349-4210

Farmmgion H9u i

O E N T A L H Y G I E N I S T Ro-

862-7770

OENTAL HYGIENIST for friendly off ice ai L l v^n la Thursdays as day 8 every other Saturday morn ing 478-4300

D E N T A L H Y G I E N I S T P lymouth area, fu* t ime or p a n tane NoSa fu r f l ays 459-7175

OENTAL HYGfENlSTT pa r t - t ime Wed . Fri 8 Sal Busy Waat iand ofl-ice w n m e d u t * poert ion avaaabw Ask for Dae or JM, 421-2875

DENTAL HYGIENST Wanted, lor buay lamay orientad Can ton pract ice 12 to 18 h r * per week No Saturdays 450-5353

OENTAL ASSISTANT Bright en thusiaauc mature parson requireo for buay Uvoma off ice Permanent posit ion Wflh g o o d p roapec t * Salary

DENTAL HYQIENEST Tues V o i Thurs Sam-5pm lor fnendfy Royal Oak general p r e c t « a Quality posit ion lor OuailTy person

i pk j * b o n u i Salary ( 544-7200

OENTAL ASS 'T - Happy, o rganaed person witft MSts for Quality patient care. 10 |oln team m growing u v o m a farrmy pract ice 484-1827

DENTAL BUSINESS ASSISTANT For Buay Southhelo or ectice

Experience imperat ive 788-2711

Must have recent eapenence 8 knowledge of computers Look ing for the beet Witkng l o pay lor i t

l i e Park Ask lor 548-1777

Benef i ts Hazei

OENTAL HVGlENlST'PART TIME We ere e fagh-guakty group pract ice wrth up- to-date equipment 8 peno technics We are look ing for an ex-per ienced Hyganis t W*K> enioy* learning Call Karen 28 t -969«

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST

pay Mr • Wa offer a ooemon that I * dhng

Ry Plue reouired 11-14

OENTAL RECEPTpAUST eauc mature person n Uvoma denia l ofAce Front deea ex-perience reqiared. computer eapen-ence helpful Salary open baaed on quaaftcat ions Part Hme hour*, poa-s W y M ia M l nme Caa. 477-5888

OENTAL TECMMClAN t ime lor denture dapt m a l a m qealfty onen led lab mmenum $ - A r yrs exper ience soeoaKDno at dan-lure set -ups knoeAedge o i et lach-merrts helpful but not

DERMATOLOGIST ASSISTANT DermetcaogBI seekmg asperlenceC assistant RN, LPN. M A aivt lad 10 apply The person fwmg t h e POST n o r Win have good communicat ion •sets be *e»-mot iveted. end a t ier-five t o deiaaa Bemg aenemve to people and 1»e« needs is essential P o s i t i v e w o r k i n g e n v i r o n m e n t

t rea ted wrth s t r c t con f ioan tMny t o Michael J Redmond. M 0

18828 Newburgh Road -Uvoma. M l 48154

DIETARY COOK 8 DtETARY AIDE Apply at Four Caaplams^NunMng

EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATIVE Assistant wi th capacity to d o medi-ca i baang-Eua B a n e f t u 8 2 5 - 8 4 0 * Depend ing o n exper ience 5 l o 10 yrs Degree or Bachelors Submit re-sume to ATTN UNOA

28595 Orchard Lake Suite 301 ' Farmaigton H « * . Mi 48334 interv iewing eft er June 4 th

FINANCIAL SECRETARY - 6 n g M en thus ias t * m a l m * person re-Quired tor busy denia l off ice m West lana Great work ing arwwon-ment wi th vened and intereetlng du->•» Typmg 8 computer knowledge necessary Permanent U t ime peer Won of 4 day* a week Salary cpen accord ing ii ca t ion For

FULL-TIME Orthodont ic Reception-ist heeded lor our Famangton HR* of f ice Some dental knowledge heip-

881-5900

502 Help Wanted Dental-Medical

F u u - T a a E MCotCAL . . OBGYN Expenence neoaaaary Caa 855-8883 Or M

Bioui i iBald 4*322 A t tn M a y

502 Help Wanted . Dental Medical MEDICAL-ASSIST ANT

Are rou hard working.

HOME CARE RN SUPERVISOR

For Pr ivate Duty led Agency

i ai *

i e e d ' » o ^ ^ « * p o s n w " r » e s i « I w l

EXCELtENT REMUNERATIONS tor t tw ngrs parson

828-3104

MEDfCAL ASSSTANT j doctor 's ofBo* X-ray eapenence or

sonify l o iaam 8 aaac ofNce Suites 3 4 ^ 0 7 3 0

O l slop 8 Condt tc t m-Sanaca's

> Aida SkRs leetmg l o y

MEDfCAL ASSISTANT - p a n t l 3e». evening ho»r* Garden c a y Or a offtce 84 50 per hour p * j * benems 281-0630

MEDfCAL ASSff lTANT

• Maaaoe Ri • EaeaOeni i

, Car* Center Muaf be aapananced mJf-Ray E K G 8

Caa 334-8850

Health Care Plane mc 3200 GreenAaM B250 Dearborn. M l 48120

271-6230 LIVE IN NURSE S A I O E

VYEEKENOS O i . Y CartiAei Nurse s A«je -.eeoec to • s e a l i tr Itroaa &eiiem - Ciawsor. urn salary Sue 264-5711 Or Jan, after 5pm, 720-1433

LPN 8 A PHYSICIANS ASSISTANT •«e«le<

a u m e s l o P O B o . 37258 Oak P a rk. Ml 48237

LPN f u s t i m rmdnigma Ask tor Oeotm a Personnel a 483-5421

to BOJ 848 Obaerver 8 Eccentric N e w a c « w »

38251 Scnoolcrafl Rd. i r r o m e Ml 48150

MEDICAL BHJ.ER Nonhiand area Computer eapenence naap*«

589-0158

502 Help Wanted Dental Medical

MEDICAL BULER

Muet type S5 a p m computer 8 Sgm

4 R e » w w x a » t o l e d t t a B e a PO Boa 2518 SoutKRa a Ml 48037

MEDICAL BlLLE R

P . M end R ' doctor l o w o r k egad ee-eoia i ts recavaOM and/or special p ro tec t * t t O I I O u r 148-7474

MEOfCAL BILLERr"SECRETARY

charge type person le t k A ' p e n n m e poemon Square ^ae.e-woodwer0

Caa 9" 3 0 A M - 5 P M

F u i and a Eacaf-

582-5204

MEDICAL SECRETARY P i o g r e a f i e medicaf n p p f * head-

tary with m e d i a l terminology expe-r ience To 88 50 'hr Caa Meredrfh at UWFORCE 848-7883

L P N ' M A Busy eOurt 8 Peekelik- of f ice Ap-proximately 4 d a y * Expenence re-

Caa aRar lOem Northweaf 889-1130 s r

LPN's immediate Openings

DAY SHIFT nurses T-3pm needed

Comp»Wl)v« * p«ym«nil»

R E L I A B L E N U R S E S 9 8 1 - 3 3 4 4

MEDICAL BTLLER

Expenence-ai compu ten ied medical

NUCLEAR •seeded Good benelKs 8 wortnng c o n a n o n Knowledge of computer eased ca rdwc last ing helpful Caa between 9 - 3 p m 388-1930

tRJRSE AfOES TO 87 TVHRf . Temporary l o permanent

' req iared ARBOR TEMPS 459-1166 n a a i m w o « B u n agency 531-0340

502 Help Wanted Dental Medical ORHTHAUaC TECH

F u i Bme pnaaion ,

pee* age and a r * «Rk v l o pay lor o u r expenence Ptaaaa send re-

Mkafaawi Ce i i i ee Bune>aten»s 2 9 B » T i

OPTICIAN • r o u re LeiURed * n d m o n raked t o d o your best Be* could b e lor you

•a t Da n w i g l i a i i 313-845-2220

ORAL SURGERY ASSISTANT

502 Help Wanted Dental-Medical

OUALfTY OENTAL PRACTICE

MO s Oak Par* ofBoe Muel be aa-i Should 547-3635

RECEPTIONIST f C U N C A L

R E C E P T O N f i T - E U L L TIME

583-151

PATIENT REGISTRARS

R E C E P T O N I S T S b S I O / h r

tor i . k i i a . o n e g a i e i e d Nursee l o urk a i » e toaowvg cwacaf a reas

CRFHCAL CARE C O N - n N Q W T

22256 GreanBaie. Sta 310

MEDICAL BILLING company leeea-g aidiviiauRii wi th matJ«al tmkng s s M l m g e i

tafkng aictudaig DME h e i p M E a m u C

NURSES AIOES Nursing ( Onfy. ea trans

3rd par ty i CNA 's prsSer'ad 288-8810 tor Into ID SB

an « u p lu t beneRU Send resume I i n m x ^ ^ i M n r w i i l 30 hrs. Sun M e d c a i E q u « m s M Co. P O : ^ . ^ p t C r S i » « t B o i 3 i 8 Qwason Mi 48017

MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST'BlLLER tarred 357-3380

l ^ r ^ s ™ ^ ^ B M - 9 1 . 0 '

12 30pm-4pm. M o n . w a d 8 Fn Providence n e c * r ei Center

10 Mae HaggerTyRd Now

PROVIDENCE Hoapaal 8 I H H c a i Centers

INTERBiEOlATE CRITICAL CARE ' Pan- tana aays.-rotation 8 sRar-

N O W E R Strstgnr i iedragf iu . 8 hr a h M

OPERATING R O O M ! tana affar noon sMR.

| ProvkJenee Or Sune 305. Southf leld ! OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST I Mi 48075 | Registered -ieeoec - p e n lane .

Flexible hour * Metro Oetron ares Part-wma poeBion avaa e o n 1 year CaB after 5pm 537-8792 ! Ptnebofomy experience reqiared

DENTAL HYGtENIST OENTAL ASSISTANT

Immediate openings for dania l pro-tessionsls. long 8 short te rm assign-ments available' Ca» T o d a y Denta l in ternat ional inc 357-5724

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST aapen-enced only tor buay S Canton/

> a u C V

HOME HEALTH AIDES NURSING STUDENTS

nfereeiad m gaining expenence rel-evant to yo ia curucals1 Jom the onfy U of M home heeith care aflWeted agency - VISITING CARE H you nave completed your hr* l medicel-ku»g«Ai eamcel CaB us today t o

L P N ' S N E E D E D RmsrView Dearbo rn Wes t iand i MEDICAL RECEPTIONIST SoutnUefd 8 BloomhwKl \ EXPERIENCED for busy • T o p Psy afty group Computer meuranee - Op to 40 hours per w e | knowtadge deta i l -or iented F u *

FAMK-Y PRACTICE

l ima Weal BtoomfMid

HEALTH PARTNERS 1-800-969-7723

look. for that special "&ene# lB

DENTAL HYGIENIST P a n t ime, warned for SouthheKJ dental off ice Can 648-2450

RN needed with strong clinical and managerial skills to manage 46 bed RCU. Prior Ventilator Respirator care experience required. Menu benefits package includes Health Dental Insurance, 401K Plan. Tuition' Reimbursement. Send resume to:

Greenery Extended Care Center 34225 Grand River Ave. Farmington, MI 48335

Att: Karen Zasada

" DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Fua t ime lot esisoushed doerniown R o c * > M l * pf*c i*ce C • p t i » n r ad on ly Can 851-8441

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST . Pegboerd 8 insurance knowieoge a mu*t" Fun lane - benef i ts Dear-b o r n Count ry O u b area 274-8404

DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Full tane tor busy specialty Dear-bo rn of f ice Must have dental com-

274-8594

OFFICE M A N A G E R ' ADMINISTRATOR

A r * YOU tire<l Of t i l same cad J drudgery of work ing lor an t vxx i y | wage ar a salary without proper * v i centkre t o g o me e a t n mae? it mat

your situation, caa and la re ' l aB i about s sanous M u r e lor bo th of us

l o Lab Supenn- i Keaibfe beneftts pec* age e i c -udng a

0 M C Heefth Care Centers 4 - 6 3 5 w 52 Mae Rd

NOW. Ml.. 48377 l oca ted at W 12 Mae 8 Nom Ra

Aff iselsf l wan The Oetron l i l i a e s i Center an Equal O p p o r t u n e , Em

Appry or caa NurMng nauvaa i i s i i i tor ad f foone i enormat ion

(313-424-3900

• PROVIDENCE

CIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS

Our nursmg home is exirrentty ec-I cep t ing res Knee form m d m d u e M i wi tn career miereet as s Director of

PEAK PERFORMERS INC. IS EXPLODING!

Ful l- t ime posi t ions now available • Exper ienced Denial Assistants

Group pract ice Wae-tiend Solo praetoas L morns 8 St Clair Shores -EXPERIENCED MYGIENISTS Livoraa. Soutwie id Unomn Park Pen- tune Hygiemst West iand Oearborn LMoma

. it you ' re a Peak Performer caa (313> 477-5777

An Equal Opportuni ty Employer

' INSURANCE SILLER Fu* t ime Opervng Wi Doctor 's ofhee

Send reaume to hhefagan Coneuftants. 298J9 Telegraph Sune

I t Souittfiatd Mi 48034 « i r r MEOCAL RECEPTIONIST ,

Practiee Prtor • s q u i r e d w i t h k n o w l e d g e o t WordProoaasmg 8 Surgery Boer oenng* preferred This p o w t K v -e-

•i-ter*aled pisses send wr ier of in-t roduct ion 8 rteeume to B o i 940

Obeenwr 8 Eccentric Newspapers 38C51 Schootoraf t R d ,

Livonia M l 48TS0

insurance bal ing Eacaaent oppor iu-nrty 8 good benaftta Caa 349-8045

CandkMiee eel poeseas a BacneUr Degree EaceHent organizat ional and communica t ion akRa aa w e * as marketing.' ' ss la i eapenence N u r v ,ng home eapenence is h ^ l u y deeir-ebie Send resume

Ms Candace M e t a l e n o p e Nurs ing Care

38410 Cherry Road Westiand. Mi 48185

An Equal Opportuni ty Employer

EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGIST ACSM cert i f ied. Master prepared p a n t ime, no weekends heaibie hours Caa Brenda . . 433-3800

. INSURANCE EXAMINERS National company seeks par i lane

MEDICAL ASSISTANT f u l tane muaf know X-ray. EKG Vem-punc-ture No weekends Bkxxnf te id Hale area Caa Brenda ai 433-3800

MEDfCAL A S S I S T A N T "

OFFICE MANAGERS matoiogy r*«ces S32-835K

FanWy pract ice *3G-8D 'k -

Wed to >u« M B in re« Souttmesd Opniheancaogy l o 830 000 Can Renee 358-0420 i A * poeRtons neecmed ice l 0 * n g « -

pertMe 8 scwty l o mo t i ve l * 8 daect M E D C A . TBANSCRIPTONIST c * or l e n d resume lo

Radiology carae PerTyRaRim 935-1170 . FiR or p e n nme

Novi area 473-8510 j

M£D*CAL RECEPTrONTST Fus l ime For buey dermatology of-

POOIATRC ASSISTANT needed p a n t ime w a c a r m o m vaaane a m e o c a i aaaistant Oed Par* o f f c e

5 4 8 * 7 1 9

RN - CARDIOLOGY For iseoing cardiology subu rb * Musi nave i y r

Sou tMMd. Ml 4 8 0 " . Ar E qual Opportuni ty Empower

28715

29870 Middfeben

OPHTHALMOLOGY , m a Censer of IWcfsgar

45 h r * Wk Includes Mon enarw ig - have 2 p o w t w i e avaaabie Thurs evening 8 Sal Medical of f ice -OPHTHALMIC TECHNICIAN 8 computer v y r . eapenence ra- • MEDICAL RE t f -PT IONST quaed Benems include ragn opt ion Eaoerwncw - e u q a * d Southhesi Blue Crosa 58»-1958 . Grosae Poana locations

Hours M o n -Fn • a n t salary, ca t

Petty Raibra 932-1170

F e r m n g l o n MM*. M i 48334

MEDICAL RECEPiONtST BiLLER

in-surance physicals on * mooes b a a * Set your own area or coverage 8 hours, venepuncture eapenence necessary For considerat ion t e n d •alter or reeume l o R e n a m e d * PO Boa 288 Southheto. Mi 4 8 0 3 '

A t tn Glenn Poker A n Equal Opportuni ty Employer

«oe Canton Computer s a i M Ea_ „ U y o n . , * u a tana w«h benefi ts r * y i e plus Alter 7pm. 6C2-268B , ^^aands Ol evenaigs reouaed

Se<e reeume along wi th salary re-

L lVONIA DERMATOLOGY OFFICE Seeking Medics

F-uH-Time Benefits ' w i th computer bakng S t a n knmadi-

stery WUkng to work Sal moma igs Sanoue mqumes On»yr 477-7022

MEDICAL ASSISTANT with Pulmonary tunct to one physician off lea Bamingi l iam sraa 847-7280

MEDICAL ASSISTANT - to* t ime Approaanaiafy 32 l o 38 hour * l a r d w o r k e r and eapenenced n EKG 8 vena Pia ic ture 478-1 «00

• MEOCAI TRANSCRIPTIONISTB Poeawn buey Ptymoufh tren-scnpfion service Everung end mid-

MEOfCAL ASSISTANT needed p a n (ana m buay Now off ice Mus i be cer t i f ied Can Betn 313-347-4790 1

S t Sand reeumea to - -

T r * n * c n p t i o n « 9357 General Drive S u i w 121

Ptymoufh. M l 48170

ORTMOOONT1C ASS T n a a l e d lor Our Fsmnng ton Has »mce 25-30" • V I S o r ^ . o r - ' 11 enge necessary Caa « 1 5900

ORTHODONTIC LA8 Tec nrecian FieuCM nours G o o * .pay e rne m mooe t t a o a r o n k

Eaperi-

ances •» necessary Pan mm FcOukJ a a d K v i i — r nes.' Enoorr •e-3 K> cat ion • CaDOawd 8S5-56&5

R N - I V NURSE CLINICIAN I are recnat ing a specia l person

to act aa M a o n and laacf iw tor o a •eienous therapy p rogram Ties -son w a work moapenoant iy and n m p r o f e e a o n a staff to m-

This posit ion w a reouaed a nurv-. mum o> 1 rears eapenence ai a* I types of IV merapy Lacaaarn d m cal

RN/LPN (SOUTHF1ELO) F u i or j a n erne lor peaaan t p e a e r r * off ice Ce» 388-0420

PEDUkTRK O F F C C - seeking expe-r ienced RN or LPN tor fu* Or p a n nme anp toymen t PIISII send re-sume t o 990 W A m ArOor Tr Surte 210. -Plymouth J4I 48170 A l . tervtion Mary Joe

NIGHTENGALE WEST 8365 Newoucgh R d

Wesnand new Joy Rd A n Equal Oppor t^wty Emptoye-

RNS/LPNS Tired of the nospaai scene"' Want l o

» ° u n d n a C * e a l care eetnng Cac or appry Cambndoe Soulh . would be beneficial T h a w w a be 647-8500 18200 1 3 M M A o a d t o m a i r a e a in roared 8 a car 8 naa- . Cieiwti, r a h -age pro utaon a m o u d a d Mong n n | t 0 u i , o p p o n u n a y Empkjyer a »ery compet i t ive e a g a Rspfy to I Boa 964

Obaerver 8 Eccentr ic n e e l e w i 3625 t-Schoolcraf t Rd .

L w o a w M I 48150 -

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129 U n d s c e p i n q

ACE LANDSCAPE ' C o m p t o t o / a r d d t w v - g p '

Str ip S o d . G r u b Treatment Sprinkler systems. Weeding

Monthly 8 Weekly M a n * T inrmwig 8 Pruna ig eapens

Shrub removal • Complete Landscape Sanneae"

Cal l 5 3 3 - 3 9 6 7 . -AN ATTRACTIVE OUTDOOR

ENVIRONMENT FOR YOUR HOME Grow Rite d e a g n 8 service ha* 19

O a -

129 Landscaping 135 Lawn Maintenance 150 Mowing & Storage

TM, W A " 1 Landscaping

a p sea, j f a e d d e d berk ^eand^Nne- Pro»esa«na m a n , e a r c u n m g t n o t imbe rs , yni iock | B l W m g l Cteen-ups for reguier eus- j

tan r \7T i ' t o m a r s RstiabW 25 yrs m busweas , * " - ° 7 7 1 , We d o the K>b nght

MEADOWBROOK ACRES 353-2618 478-1873!

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Decorat ing EXPERT MOVING CO

Af fordaoia rates 7 D e , P a w e a k Service | BRUSH PAINTING CO-

For Free Est imate eta. 7 1 0 4 7 * 4 t , l

. 165 Paint ing/ Decorating

.215 Plumbing PLUMBING WORK DONE

SOD FARM Ok) lawns r e m o v e « 8 replaced

488-5480

• ranage 5 r 8 6 r a d e

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A R T B t X L A N O a C A P M G Tree 8 Shrub T i e r e i a i g 8 R a n o i a

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5 4 7 - 6 4 3 9 . CORY 8 CO

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BOULDERS a Decorat ive 8 Driveway Stone • Tooeoa a Paet-Topsoe Mia

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t e e a o n a Fresaat C a l 4 2 ^ 8 7 5 2

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Lawn Cutt ing, landscaping Soddin Free Est S2S-318

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' 328-0671

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- S t a r i n g • D r y W » • Waapapanng.nemcT.el

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canaed' tneured 30 yrs a B p a n e r a

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C M J . ' S SODDING 7 DAYS 452-55221.

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PAINTING 8 RESTORATION

Rea 8 Comm I Unarm® -

4S»-S470

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543-9480

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Rap. 28423 Orcf tard Laka Rd , S21S. Earmmgion H * 8 . Ml 48334

CUSTOMER SERVICE Rapraaanta-t n a tor cabla t a l n l a o n company located m Bi rmingham LooRIng lor paraon who h a * aoma computar

T E M P O R A R Y R E S O U R C E S

7 3 7 - 1 7 1 1

5 M - 9 2 1 0

504 Help Wanted Office-Clerical

PAYROLL CLERK .daai opportuni ty for 2-3 day * ' waak Expanano* and BaaJbiW, n a c a a a a ^ C a i Batty at U N * 0 « M M 8 - W

504 Help Wanted Office-Ctertcal

j RECEPTWMtSTrtJENERALOfWCE 1 Naadad tor Rocnaalai H « a Iknan-

C M I / O M conauMng I r m F»* t ima p o a n o n » and hour Muat f a n a p o n a n o n Out ias n c i u d a

PAYROLL CUENK • Dat ioi t baaad company aaak* c a p * ^ CcmpuM- a i p a n a n c a 1 Ma. MKtMioua r d M C a . 1 lor pay roa ^ Sandrasuma 10 Bo> 824 p o « M r PravUua aapananca i* do- I C J b w a r * Eccantnc Nawspap w r a d a t ucanan i o p p o n u n i N tor tha 38251 Schoolcraf t Rd right m d M d u a l C o m p a n i a i i c r m- r Livonia Mi 48150

AD- ^ ^ V - R S C L ^ R ! RECEPTIONIST P o B o . m 1

Oal ra i t .M t 48231

.h *« a pauan icTpoMtiof*

? T S ^ f W * C 4 i . " ' s ^ » r at U M F O n c E s a s - . e w

GENERAL CLERK Tranaamanca TTtta lna»*anca C o m -pany haa f u i nma hourty poait ion a v a M b i a working n t h a ^ L N o r a a araa u g W typing Monday t h r u Fn-day- 8-5pm Ca« Dava Laranaa. 9am-1 tarn tor intarvtaw 425-2*00

An Equar Opportuni ty Employar

GENERAL OFFICE Permanent p o r t i o n lor person 10 d o w w a ofhea tunOmna M u « ba wea o rganoad and g o o d with f ig-ure* 8 w i le 8 Laheer area M t C a m 353-0180, e«t 471

GENERAL OFFICE good m«IK * 10 key t a i c u w o r ski l l* T«Mng * 0 -50 w p m Must arvoy phonaa. cua-lomar a a r v K * work m busy o A c a E>panenca pra larred Sand reai«na l o At tent ion Donna 0 a t r o « Form-ing 19100 Wast 8 Mae Road. SoutMieid Ml 48075

suna l paraon 10 greal % a Ro im 1

SECRETARY A last pacad o « c a M . « t be people 4 dalaa o r lan tad M t n a , bane t tu Caa Mr Bryant be fore tOam M

356-2300

Rang pnona an 5 4 6 - T 7 «

MODELS NEEDED for aoiar aw-nware cata log, matsa 4

aa t 8 8 ovar 557-0835

knowtadga and g o o d i s i a p h o n . manner * Poait ion I* lull Bma Start : GENERAL OFFICE mg wage 85 75 an hour As« for Ho%a a l 5 4 0 - 8 ! 10 E 0 € Plaaaa ply b y May 2» ' 9 0 ? R a ^ r a n c a 1

Word Processing expe r ience F t * t ime poenion m S o u t h h a U S a n d re-sume 10 da ta Pro Lining. P O Bos 300. Southhald M l 4S037

ADJUSTMENT CLERK Poai t ion avai lable wrtn large mal 'O araa c rad i l un ion Prior experience wtth a f inancial m s t l l u t o n la prs-farrad Oual lhcatran* include ryp-« g . fWing. w o r d process ing/comput-ar ski l l* , a long w i th m a absity to or g a v s aaalgnment* WW aaaiat the adkustmant/ legal depar tman l E« caMent sau ry 4 benefi ts Apply m l parson bewleen 1S-4 30 or sand ' » sume a i th salary reou l remenu to Oodp Sevtcea Crad l l Union. 227401 - — . .

- 48124. ExcaOem advancamant opponuru i y If you have col lege courses Word-

Uoop sevicaa u a » i u™u.>. M O u g a n Ave . Dearborn. A t tn Personnel Department

ASSISTANT $17-$ 19.500

FEE PAID BY COMPANY

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT lor non-amokmo real estate olt ice to-

rn W Bloomt ie id araa Knowv-, of Lo lu I ment helpful .

perfect and L o l u * wai he lp Can 644-4800 SNELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES

Customer Service Rep Pari Time

Entry level Customer Service Rep poemon Flexible hours (approx i -mately 20-30 h ra /wk i wMch includes Saturday* and aoma hoUOay* Posi-t ion rsQtarss typ ing and 10 kay pad product ion lor order entry P leasan t phone manner and cualomar con-tact experience a muat in iereeted appl icant* apply Mon -Fn between 8 30em- 12:30pm only:

MELOOY FARMS 31111 Industr ia l Rd

Livonia. Ml 48150 Equal Opportuni ty Employer M-'F/M

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

CUSTOMER SERVICE CLERK Ma»or Insurance company needs personebls cand ida te* wtth e i c a f lent people sk i * * UnMjue oppor tun. -

Farmmglorv Hills taka-charge penonak t y man-ual booakeepng a e c o u n u payab le ' rece-vables. compular skins soma typmg. S18 000 F a e p e r f

RECEPTIONIST/SECRETARY 8 » -irungham per«onaW* typing 50 w p m good, phona aWHIy. »7 50/hr Fee peid. 1

SECRETARY - Troy good typ ing t ho r t hend computer knowledge e ipar ienced Bene f i t s S18-S20.000 Fee paid

Temporar) long 4 SHoft t e rm assignments avaliaOWi

LOIS RAY PERSONNEL

SOUTHFIELD 559-0560

MORTGAGE SPECIALIST

(Clehcair Seeking Indiv idual wRh 3 * year * mor tgage beck ing axpenanca pref-er aCy m d o e n g or p rocasang E» oeawit verbal commun lea l lon akias. analyt ical 4 o»»a««aOoMl aoarty y p r q and a d a p t a b U y to V i c t ua l i ng work- ; 58,Yv l oad ' l uncuons s ra necaassry Ra-1 •poneibart iea mdudea reviewing 4

, • 1 ' *war pnonaa on a »«*m system r y r i

LIME aZaay t trp^A PPTN^fag--petnive s«anir« salary with m a o c a i tenia. Ms vacation, a l e Previous rscepwyvs l axpanenca required'

— — Can bsteaen tOam norm IM8-0000 PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE Compa-ny at Amer ica haa a par t bma open- R C C E P T i O W t ' S W I T C H B O A R D n o lor a racept ldr i is i Pleasant w o r - j OPERATOR k ion c o n d n o a 20 hour waak S o m a ] Fast paced SoutMieid company da-vacehon caa Kancy Ska rbo 1 W W reoapoonui wi lh superior lew-or Jean P W s 843-7737 phone manner* and a p i i a s a m Iront An Equal Oppor tuw ty Empsoyer _ | desk appaaranca tor a busy awMcn- ,

• . • UBiBHII WW—W RECEPTIONIST - fun ttma. Adm i t - ^Ours. Sand reeuma to: Recep .wr t ind oa rk a f t e rnoon* A c c w s t s tyP: P O Box 300 Southfteid Ml mg. maul anca tiwmedge ha«rfu^ 4 8 0 3 '

RECEPTIONIST /SECRET A R Y O w O T d coun ly bu i lder 'dava lopar seek* col lage student lor summer m w m i w h Tslepl-ione tumg 8

E x p a r « n c a p re ie r rad •n. Cea 8SV58Q0

RECEPTIONIST ' S E C R t T AR v

SALES SECRETARY Fua t ime posit ion in repraeemewea o f s aspenanca raquned wrpi good f * p mg verbal asms and s K v l h a n d Compular axperienca wim Word-Perfect n a l p M Must be w"Bng to

W P M proleaaranai phone com- pankm looking lor wor * wnh va/ ie t , munwa l ion skWa BASK WW* 4 g e n | . r d c f t e i i e r i g a E.oa«eni benehls arai o f t o a p rocedure Sho r thand pteeaant non-amoaing SoutMieid would ba race Lots o l r o o m 10 e d vanca Ca» Cyndi st 473 -817 "

. - - - • „ p r i ono procadiuraa and order

W E i — a s n t t yp ing u p t c ; « - o a o w - ^ o p p o n u r « t y . ^

dur ing the bank ing o»oceea.'saftin< up loan da ta o n system, communk-catmg p rob iema throughout our en-t ire or ig inat ion ne twork 8 monHor-mg r a p o n m g t rends Over t ime IS ra-qu i rsd l o meat crucial deaOmea Ouaanad car*»«Jataa shc**3 aand (aauma stat ing salary r aqua amenta or spply T u a a ^ r l » - 4

Ht»nan Reaourcaa SOURCE ONE MORTQAGE SERVICES CORPORATION (Former ly F i remen 's Fund

Mor tgage CorporsaorO 27S55 f STmingion Rd

F a r m m g t o * MM*. M l 48334 Equal Opporfuruty EmpWyar M/F«H

non-emoa ing Southfund off ice m 12 MUe Hor t rwas ls r r . rvwv

Csii tor i p p o m i m e m at - 35S-S4A4 RECEPTiONKT SECRETARY

Full t ime poenion for busy B l o o m - : MATIONAt, l E A S ' N G c o m p a n , f ield HMs church oieeaant p h o n e : M n j e n e r g a K . hat.9w«x»ng nat-voioa. g o o d paopM skins serf m o t - ,« jua i »or lease documentat ibn pro-v s t n n . and accurate t y p « e • ; w a n g and general cler ical duties must Benef i ts Gait Sue » a m - 3 p m , ptaasa sand raauma t o T H P 0

644-5210 B o . 9088

ACCOUNTING CLERK M a i c first rata Lworsla f sc iu t j ra quwss your experience and i 0 key s t a * To $7/hr Ca« Doris at UNIFORGE 473-2*32

ACCOUNTS P A V A B L t L L t M * -

Ful l time wrth benefi ts tc» non smoking of l lca. Novt w e a Sand ra-s u m a l t r ITAS-DMK, Po Box S9047. Waited Lake. Ml 483S0

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK A major suparmerkei cham baaed at Detroit m seeking an Individual snW recant enpariance a i a e o m p u i e r i — ' accounting system CaKiAator a compute ! aspertence a mus t 2 veers book seeping e i p e r a n c a pre-tarred The Qua* l e d csnd.data should have good o rganas i i o ra i M M Candidetea are mvned to r»-* p o n d wtth a detai led raauma 4 aei-ary htelory t o S o s W 0

Observer 4 Eccentric New*papers 36251 Schooler sft Rd

uvon ia Mi 48150

' ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT A growing computer soUwara com p a n , is look ing tor an Admirast /a t iv t Assistant to be president 8 sales depar tment Must have a coflege deg ree 90 w p m typing, dK tenon 8

1 aat - paced envwonment Non-smok Call tor personal in l ing ofhea Please sand resume 8

lor you i computar asper ienca

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS"

For Pfymouth aree Good verbal ski l ls Previous ofhee s x p s n e n c e

_ J 5 0 / h r C a i D j I r v a s i | u m F O R C E

OFFICE/CLERICAL . Fua t ime for Lfvonia manufacturer Muat have asper iance wi th SBT software var ious clerical dut ies Caa # a m - 1 2 p m onfy 581-1778

RECEPTiONUST PART TfME 4 , 3 4 3

Wondsy thru Thursday 4 3 0 p m 30pm Pwaaant vo ice 8 marvnars

SECRETARY'RECEPTIONIST la a fast -pacad •*— ests le

board t s k a messages 4 g ras t c l i -en ts C a t Shery "ues W e d 8 Thurs onfy SJ 55»- >500 s x l 220

INSIDE SALES ASSISTANT P # n t ime p o s i t i o n * * detail onen iad ndrwdual l o o k i n g lor person fo as-

357-0841 * . * ! sales s1sf« in aF sspects of ordar hsndkno Good I s l a p ' o n a skins and the stkUty to communicate w i n both CUSTOMER SERVICE

Subur tMf l p r o t m g d » . r t t u . o r

OFFICE CLERICAL - par t l ime Vo-cat ional ranab « rm seeks organized efficient person t o assist Duemeea — — director m -admmie i ra t ive dut ies I tor (aat pacad B i rm ingham law V m Typing w o r d proceeaing a k » * ra- Qood benalf ts Call S ieveMu l i e r

starter tc- I ts* one person off ice Appacant 's skills a m u i d tnoude s» ceuent phone skias. s l rong typsng

« C E P T « N « T , S E C R £ T A R r nS

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dividual Cather ine 8 3 0 - 5 »52-MOO | Boa 912 Obaerver Eccantnc

BECEPTlONISTrEXPEWENCED 3625* Schoolcraft Rd L lvoms Ml 48150

Quired Sand raauma 10 P O Bos 530306. Lwooia. Mi 48153

6 4 5 - 2 * 4 0

salary history 10 At ten l ion Person net 37000 Grand Rrver Ave Su»te JOO. Farmsngton Hil ls. Ml 48335

.... A /P CLERK a computer ised f .

OLSTEN TEMPORARY SERVICES

3 5 4 - 0 5 5 5 f EOE M / F / H ' V NO FEE

qui rs* sharp people-or iented per son with ascasant phona manner

1 Must have typ ing 8 compular skais • Hasp and l o Personnel I. . - ->u -1 SoufnfMW M l 48037

0ATA ENTRY Oe l ' on area w h o m later needs s sharp parson wi th rssl typing w i l l s and ab le l o use a 10 key by touch, to enter sales and pur -chase o rde r * - Must have g o o d

Rochester Aree 15-20 « r t wees Send resume or lerter o f interest 10 P O Bos #10 Rochester Ml 48307

RECEPTlONISY S W I T C H B O A R D Pert araa, f lexible hours Piasaerrt phone voice

Job m Soufhf le id Fee Paid i U g i a g 8 Assoc 28T-«0?0 -lam Farms Mi 48025

OFFICE -per ; for a fasl pacad furn i ture store

Novi Scot t Shwptrtne F u n * j r e 34S-004X

TTTLE INSURANCE AGENCY Oaames secretary fcnhviaan estai# and compular av jMnanca Pieasa -nail -esurne lo. 32100 Telegraph. Suite 215 Bmg-

JUNIOR SECRETARY Major advertising sgency naeds your enthusiasm and winngness to laarr To $7 hr Call G ions s i UHIFORCE 8 * 6 - 6 1 M

E l C f P O R T I O N

KEYPUNCH OPERATORS

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK Typing, tailing tamiker w«Ji ds ts en-try abw 10 Oo couactions Non-smokaig office

S f S E T t t p m 388-1930 |

l ampora ry a s a j . n n e n i leppros J m L Positron raqunrs 1. yv A fP | B o , 866

. | — - • " _ » IV l t r l_JVW>l . >-r r * _ • • »wv —. AUTO DEALER j memory end a a m WucSi, C o m p e l - currently accept ing appkea-

b e e s s e x p e r i e n c e d A c c o u o l s ) trva selery and company p a i d m e d i - | b elers Apply in cal Insurance Con l sc t Shsr ry be-. o u t h a r e a t w e e n 9 A M - 3 P M 863-1180

aspenance 10-Key calcuis ior p roh o a n c y and knowledge o< Lolus 1 2 3 Must ba able 1o work inde-penden t ! , Please send resume 8 salary requ i rement * to

Personnel APOE P O S o . 1950

We/ren. M l 48090

Observe! 4 frcceriric N a w s p s p w s J6251 Schooler s l f Rd

Livonia M l 48150

ASSISTANT PAYROLL POSITION Mus t have computer esparience 8 snowieoge of repor t ing require-ments (or wo rkmen* c o m e union f r inge benefits 8 MESC Sand raauma to P O B o . 8070 y* i som Ml 48393

A n Equal Oppor tun i ty Employer

BI-LINGUAL (JAPANESE) SECRETARY

New pos i t ion in g row ing ' I ' m St rong oral, « « m e n 4 w o r d processing skills needed Generous salary 4 benef i ts

PERSONNEL SYSTEMS 4 5 ^ 1166

DATA ENTRY E ipenencao Inloras keyboard oper a t a r i needed lor day shift. Full or Qprl t-ms LJvoros s r s a 4 78-511 1

DATA ENTRY Fss i pacad snvt ronment needs lO.OOO key avokas for new oppor tu -nity in T roy 'Aubu rn Hals To S T t * Ca» Oianna s i UNIFORCE 846-8S00

l i on * tor luU l ime day af ternoon po-sit ions al our Livonia o*Ilce Pieeee can betweeri 4 3 lor an appt " d s t s Corp

OPEN ce CoHege m a H o m e Care Oft ice .

g iadua te only Fua t ime MedKa i or a d m i n i s t r s t i o n a . p a r l a n c e p fe -•erred Caa 4 leave your name 4 phone number a * csAs returned

880-8601

ORDER ENTRY, 'FOLLOWUP Fast Pacad progress iva Troy baaed special ty advert is ing and aicantiva

1 1 ^ ^ ® awards company has an immediate 422-8007 opening lor s -shaMs Person who is

RECEPTION'S" PART n w £

45 pair hour Call Anne 851-6700

' RC r ADVER' IS ING agency *

• £ S L a pro lasawnai 8 N g N y computer aterste Secretary 10 w o r * M the - Saws Oapt Rasponsibw lor

. ir a^ ' ina a* sucicon at*f* o r •aocxja RECEPTIONIST NEEDED . j JSZSS, pecaagas 8 PC r.oub-

Eor vary busy W Bloomf ia ld 1 wahoot ing WorOPwiec I 5 t Oust-Uust have j o o d phone skins a r i d , r c P r c A l W s IV. 8 Parados CamS-

I raauma 10 Po S o .

8 *

*atf mot rvs ied and haa esoeiient

LEGAL ASSISTANT -f.wv 4 asm Out-sjnduOs LEGAL SECRETARY i t S S J ^ c S S ^ S l ^ $22,000 FEE PAID I noad. w o n wen agamsi daadhnas

ignl hand 10 busy at torney and ba ab le to type 45-50 w p m Sal-- ary ' bene f i t * Send raauma fo

g251522. W Bloomf ia ld M l 48325

RECEPTIONIST FOR G R O W I N G Magazme Puea*»-ng C o m L ivoma

te iapnone m m * t o p pr ior i ty Mrs r e q u i r e d ' 2 p m t o 6 p m YVor aProcwsung typ ing raoesaary

CONTACT CARMEN 477-8650 RECEPTIONIST - f u * l ime tor large

' data must poa I s t rong organc t ional 4 communicat ion sk«ls and an aewty to hendie mut l ip ia tasks st

! once PlaneMs 8 P'OM * h a n n g Plaaaa sand sslary requirements to

B o . w e Obser ver 8 Eccantnc Newspapers

3 6 2 5 ' Sch-oonrraft Rd 'Livonia Ml 48150

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aide of the ad and tax i lo the V s ^ s of the sd snd last t c 'ha n g m SKM cf the aa o ' . i n is stm w f Over it wis wrep sround the bo l t om of the star

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Q N E W S P A P E R S

CLA66TICD QDVCPTMHG 6 4 4 - 1 0 7 0 O a k l a n d County 5 9 1 - 0 9 0 0 W a y n a C o u n t y

8 5 2 - 3 2 2 2 Rochaa ta r Rochaa ta r Hl l la M A M J M S T W M M Y RAMOA » » * F W O A T F O * M O * O A T U T I O M

BI-LINGUAL SECRETARY

A wor ld class company of fers an im-mediate oppor tun i ty French fk/ency and s t rong secretar ia l sk.as r»-Quired Compet i t i ve compensat ion and top benef i t * Horry* Can 464 0909 SMELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES

B O O K K E E P E R ' A C C O U N T ANT Troy Marke t ing Consu l tan t hrm I t look ing lor a bookkeeper with st rong computer * k * s Mus i be sbie l o commun ica te wwll s n d work on mult ip le ' a s k s wi th min imal supervi s ion EncaUent *CXJ> e fw i ro ivnen t . g o o d benefi ts wi th compenaa i i on of app ro . ima le l y 4 2 * 000 S a n d resume t o Mary 6sn»ett 27777 f r a n a a n Rd Sui te 950 South held- Mi 4 ® 14

BOOKKEEPER For young e s p a n o m g c o m p a n y 20 hrs per mon th " ' f t t o r a t i o n , payroa a d t s « r m Mae resume o r a p p * c a n o n J « " I 0 Telegraph Rd SomhWstd. Ml 48034

-p - 1 BOOKKEEPER - F U L L CHARGE ' spo r t i ng «o CPA. c o m p u l a r aspen-anca Northsveat subu rbs Sand ra-Sume 10 Boa 962

Observer 4 Eccantnc newspapers 38251 Schoo ic rs f t Rd

Lmonia M i 48 ISO

DATA ENTRY . Rapid growing nat ional ssrv ice h rm needs your espenenca s n d a i l en-l ion to dsfs i i To ( 6 5 0 f i r Call Darlane st UNIFORCE 471-2932

WordPerfect •a<3u«ea Suburban lo-cat ion Cksnf consact and aa much responsibil i ty ss you can harx»a St rong computer skills needed Caa Mam at 649 5900 or F A * raauma l o 649 -3526 -SNELLING PERSONNEL SERVICES

OF TROY

DATA E N T R f - WordPer fect 5 .1 Aaetalsm to corpora te e i e c u i i v a Accounts payab le receivable E»-cai lenl oppor tun i ty 565-5600

DESK TOP PUBLISHING Part t ime Grow ing Real Es la ta mar-ket ing company needs indiv idual wi th iBM - PC Desk Top Publ ishing espenence Mrs vary accord ing t o work load 4 your scnwdule Novi araa Sand resume/work hsslo-ry lo . Desk Top Publ ishing. 28423 Orhchard Laks Rd B21S F ton HUS M l 48334

Order Entry, P O B o i 70*6 Troy M l 48007-70*6

L E G A L S E C R E T A R Y Experienced psrt lens. 2-3 d s y * T e l e g i a ^ i "3 Meea res 6 *7 -8653

ORDER TAKER NEEDED Light da ta entry Must nana aaosi-•enf commun ica t ion ski l ls I & 1 8 K p u s benefi ts You muat ba s laid off Wsyne County resident E O.E.

RECEP' l U N I b l - «u» l ima - W V — — — — — — — — — — — medical lab m SouthheKJ Pravlous . G A O M N i n s u r w i c a ^ > w < Y • • p a s ™ pre ier*ed benef i ts Ac- w a a s i t K S S T T i i l T ^ S n T r r pfy m parson or send rsaume Id : «>" f i ^ t ims smp iovmem U^ 'ws

23775 Nor ihwaaiern Hwy | Boa 984 Garden City. M l 48136 Southhald M i 48075

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SA-^Ot tA i COMPANY with branch Fun t ime entry salsa of l lca m SouthhaW needs MO

m a Secretary rSaSea l u p p o r i par eon BaaK secreiarial saois needaa

LEGAL SECRETARY lor Troy msurence de lensa law I

uon

LEGAL SECRETARY lor Sooth l i sM •aw prac lKS s p a u a k n n g »> personal i n ju r , Mus ' ha«e legal 4 W o r d Par lect espenence Can 9 - * 589 * 3 1 1

RECEPTIONIST level poeit ion t..

ORGANIZED. SELF mot ivated M F r t w e a w n ^ a k « s P » S c o m c i f i t - - B - r » « U a i desi red for non-smosmg Roy- . ^ I f l Saiv) r Z ^ m c U d ^ " t T s r e commenaura la with thoas M Oak off ice Fsmg record O & o . . . p e e r e d -ram s m a w n s t » n « l • • e p - n j Compu la r dasas i i . but mm , a r S 2 ^ 2 a d 7 T w W 6 » P - • > « * . .end -eeums prompt ly t rsm Mature phone sf iQust la s 5091, Southhaio, aai aaueo , ^ g o a } X , M , must bervehts Sand resume 4 sal- | RECEPTIONIST 48037 ary l o O C - * . WOO Crooks Rd Suits I 2 0 * Royal Oak M l 4 W 7 3 J

RECEPTIONIST $18,000 »

MejCK Corporat ion ssaamg a i p e r -

BOOKKEEPER tu« charge Musi B» wen Quaehed Tenant accounts recaiyable for p roper ty menage-m e n i oompany Emphasis on com-puter input and raed-ouf espen-enca Knowledge ot MRI 4 SayUna sof twsrS p r o g r s m s pre fer red Sana sconcais f ions a n d journal enines

Jor mult ip le seps rs t - -e n w a s Cs» Pauana

i rate b o o e k e e p n o n a 244-8706

B O O K K E E P E R Largs Soulhhe id baeed prc_ management company needs accu-rate de fas -onen lad Blooskeeper Sand reeume to ftookksapar P O Boa 5071 Sou tM ie id M l 48086

BOOKKEEPER/PART TIME E . penanced ai payroa l a x s s sslas i JUMH M M r t c o n o M t M n t comput -sr kfarsts Caa aftsr i p m 353-4347

EARN SUMMER CASH

Word Processors Secretaries

Up to $10/hr. i m m m u r n of 8 mo espenence: .

t sitions sra currenl ty avsaabis lor d w pendabia people

CORPORATE PERSONNEL

SERVICES 2 6 1 - 1 1 2 0

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LEGAL SECRETARY PART TIME SUMMER

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Lkroras M l 48150

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361-1210

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An Equa l Oppor tun i ty Employer

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S W I T C H B O A R D Operator naa«Md tun l i m a tor wnoMaaM (Kamoutor o l bu l td lng mater ia ls Praytous aspart-anca (Mus a psaaaant • pmtee . i ona l ta tapnona manner a muat G o o d M n s K i i A p p r , ba iaeen » a m - 3 p m at. M W k a n MWwork Inc . ( M l Star l ing Dr North. O e ' — e r 14 « 15 MUe R d . E o* M o u n d Rd

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SECRETARY tor CPA t l rm tn down-town Royal 0 a » Type f inancia l s la lements . WordPar lec l aspar i -anca. answer phone t»» re turn p ro -cessing Sand reeur te to Mr Barry . 1429 i T a f t e t . Oa* ParV Mr 48237

SECRETARY - MU Bma. U v O « a / sates servtca off lca Protasa lona ipo-sitior" wtlh wide range of dut ies 4 • esporuMi t ia* For m o r e mto rmat ion

313-44?. 1070

SECRETARY/LEGAL BloomHeld M«s law f i rm s e a * * e»-per ienoed commercial Mlgatton sac-retary Escaaani salary 4 oanaft t

^ ' ^ W U M T P ' M ' S 13-333-3333

SECRETARY NEEDED tor S o u t h field proparty managaman l compa-ny Sesamg asper iencad monndual wfth e icaoanf o rganaa i lona l . c o m -murucat ion. and typing s * i l » Must Be orot ic ienr wi th WordPer fec t . Sand reaume wrth salary htstory to Seer e l s r , P 0 B o . 5071. S o u t h ' « M Ml 4«>B6

- S t C l t C T A m - i O f X I C E ASSISTANT Rochaaler sras rear estate othca Soma knowledge of fo rms and c«o*-mgs hseptui Out not necasaary ' pay lor the rignt person 651-5

SECRETARY - pe r l - t ime eirenmgs 4 M M n O i lor Livonia real eefate ofhea Call 4 salt lor Connie at

261-1800

SWTTCMSOAFfcD/RECEPTIONIST Proteaaaonal sanous company loo*

mdrvtduai srtth aspenenoe on Sys tem 75, Mufl l - tme p l tone

Must t ie energet ic h a r d wo r t rmg and dspMvJatne tor thrs l a s i - p a c a d e n v i r o n m e n t C a l l S h a r o n be tween • A M - 10 A M or 3 -4 P M »or interview 591-7200

TROY RECEPTIONIST $14,560

Grea t loca t ion* , busy pos i t ion a n d fast salary rs««ews Front dean light a c c o u n t i n g customer service a n d w o r d tfroceenna 'Ound out yo»* schedu le Benef i ts and immed la la poet t lon Can M a r * at 649-5900 or F A * r e s u m e to 649-3526 SNELL INQ PERSONNEL SERVICES

OF TROY

W O R D PROCESSORS Interv iew wftere your s i c « » s n i «*nis

who n e e d your aspe rwnce and pro-teesronei iam T o * 1 0 / h r Cal l S tacey at l>N»FORCE 357-0036

W O R D PROCESSORS - JUNIOR nat iona l meurance agency needs your o f f lca exper ience wo rd p ro -cess ing a ptus Up lo »7 S O f f * t o s ta r t Can Geos at U N l f O R C E

357-0037

W O R D PROCESSOR w o r d Per fec t and Lotus requi red lor t ake t t i a r g e esaignment wi th m la r

mal f i rm Harvard Graphics I cmus w sons cerawew ar U W F O R C E - 473-2932

Par i phor tS per hour

SECRETARY 1-5 30pm.

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W O R D PROCESSOR "Non-emofcmg compeny seeks an e»-

p e r w n c e d mdrwdual wi th excel lent secretar ia l s k « s WordPerfect and M a c l n l o a h requi red M in imum typ-ing speed of 60 w p m Must be cape-Ma o l w o r k i n g independent ly w i th l i t t le d i rec t ion and l imc t ion we* un-der p ressure Must be atxa lo wor t , f lex ib le h o u r * Send reaume to P O Boa 300. B u u H I H l M l 46037

SECRETARY . PART TIME wi th good c ler ical tt«l famil iar wt lh p e g boa rd system 24 h o u r * per weak Salary commaneura le wi th exper t , rtrtce Apply Si person, be tween lOam-Spm. Anchor Glass 824

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SECRETARY Prest ig iou* in temei tonei company needs take charge exper ience Har-vard Graphics a plus ( 2 1 000 'yr Call Swane a l UNlFORCE 646-7661

SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST Full t i fne posit ion with high tech sales company Knowledge ot PC s and WordPerfect a plus Mad resume 4 salary requ i rements t o

- O B o s 67112. Canton. M l 48187

SECRETARY'RECEPTIONIST want -ed Livonia baaed computer compa-ny look ing lo» energet ic ind iv idual for s speoe l posi t ion Duties inc lude • iHng. computer ized « e e o o n w i » ^ e r recanrawas'payat j lee 4 general o f l -t » management Muat be a self ••tarter 4 able l o wor» with ml rumal

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WORD PROCESSOR

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WOLVERINE STAFFING SERVICES

358-4270

C O O K S 6 A L L POSITIONS A S W E L L

Exper ience p re fe r red but not neces-sary Must b e w W n g t o l e e m App l ica t ions at

GUERNSEY 21300 Nov l Rd

NorthvtHe. Mi 48167

res tauran t hour ly emptoyeea

CHI-CHI'S NOW HIRING !!!

KITCHEN HELP COCKTAIL SERVERS

FOOD SERVERS -Exper ience Requlred-

App ly m pe rson M o n -F r t 2 -4pm

CHI-CHI'S 29330 Schooler aft R o a d

Livonia eoe /m /1

SCORE BIG AT LAD6ROKE. DRC Sport service, a nat ional leeder m spor ts conceaainne 4 ca le r tng . has Outs tand ing par t t m a oppo r tunmas lor the l onowu ig . S E R V E R S . BUS PERSONS

i f raming To b e n a m e Spor taar e k e . D R C sppf i

C O O K S — p e n a n c e naeaasary Fu«

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C O O K S ' E X P E R I E N C E D P e n t ime O n the Tee Restaurant

Fa r rmng lon H a s 476-5193

COOKS Fua 4 pa r i l i m e ExoeBent pay ar a beaut i fu l r e t r e m e n t commun i t y m Ponuac Need expanenced guenirty C o o k s w i th home-s ty le "a i r Medical 4 den ta l meurance package avail-ab le l o M l t ime cooks PMMSe cell Chr is 335-2242

C O O K S / N I G H T Fu« 4 Par t m

App ly m paraon Chat ter * . N o r t h W a y n e Road. Wes t l snd

C O O K S - NIGHTS. fu« 4 part t ime WAIT STAFF - NIGHTS. M l 4 pe r l l i m e C « l be tween 2pm 4 5pm. (Or Mark 477-0099

COOK SWEET LORRAINE S

look ing for an a ipe r tancad person lor our Soulhfleks

ca ts G o o d benef i ts Apply In persor 2 - 5 p m Greenf ie ld Rd N of 12 MUe

s s r . a n d On the |oO c o m e p e r l o l the dynamic vice t e a m at Lakdtnofce. -m pe rson t o d a y al

•Sportaervfce Off ice 26001 Schoolcraf t . L ivon ia

A n Equa l Oppor tun i ty Emp loye r

Out c o m p a n y uses d r u g screen ing

WAIT PERSON N e e d e d Fua l i m e V lnoen jo ' s t a l ran t G a r d e n City Cal l l - 5 p m

WAIT| PERSONS - Ma tu re , exper i -enced rekaBW A * sh i f ts Honey Tree Res tau rs * ! Fs rm ing lon I M S . Con tac t T o m at

WAIT PERSONS NEEDED. M» part u m e Exper ience e must App l y m pe rson Nile s Cafe 1*628 W Wsr rsn . D e e r b o m 646-1777

WAIT PERSON warned - par t t ime Please apply m person at. Joaeph s. 6327 Midd lebe l t Garden City

425-2434

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A A I T S T A F F 4 H O S T P E R S O N De Palma s Restaurant

31735 Plymouth R d Uvoifca •Ask lor Ray or J o a n *

DAY COOK Tea R o o m i u . m a c s

a n d Sunday Brunch inqu i re before 2PM 505 N Center 11AM i

Nort t rvHe. 349-0505

D I A M O N D JIM BRADY S. Novl Day drsh 4 s tock pe rson fun l ime, tan wages - a lso dsy wage Apply Novi Town Center n a i l t o mov ies

WAIT STAFF Must b e eoie to work flex ib ie ached ule Exper ience neceeeary m

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WE OFFER ExcsSsr f guarantee. Bonus a n d "

incent ive c o m m i s s w n up l o 540.000 1st year I n c o m e

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MECHTMAN FEDERATION APTS 6700 W Map* w ewomnau

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J y. o« 1 Mon thru 679-9603

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633-4986

WANTED A LADY o< Indian. Paki-stani o> Labanaaa background aga 31-45. to look attar my 4 yr old

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MAINTENANCE COUPLE wantad 172 una compm ai Waalland

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CAROLE S MUSIC FOR LIFE SOW Pianiai or Ouo/Tno/Ouanat Bacr

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EXPERIENCED ANO DEPENDABLE

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NURSERY DAYCARE

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FOX HILLS 7:6 Commercial I n d u i t r i a l Equ ip

toy* May.>30 %am-lpm Day*. 4 10-7431

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CERTCO INC.-ESTATE SALE

Taa* Sun a.' § 'oft 9 MUa to i.aclaar

FRL MAY 29 9 A M - 4 P M I mahogany Kamtvra meiuO-

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STUMP GRiNOER i»69 varmaar 206 LOW hour* 95 000

420-0712

717 Lawn. Gardan, Farm, Snow Equip.

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ABSOLUTELY HIGHEST DOLLAR PAID FOR

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355-2642

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TLMTURl AIRCYClE 1 • -*v3*r want, Coat 9450 M •210 4 77

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Always Looking For Nice Domestic Cars Especially Town Cars &

Grand Marquis

Call Tom Hines

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clean cars and trucks All makes and models : •» • • T* " • • *

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474-4425 397-2200

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M o n d a y , M a y 25,1092 O&E * 5 D

AUTOMOTIVE 823 Vans fORO-1679 E l SO Cargo Van. naw angma. ilraa. anamaior part a » sea. F O W ) I 9 U CLUBWAG04» XLT

FORO 1960 M u m Loraan canvar-•ron van. loadad warn antra* ESP i f

— v.. f O « D 1881 AEROSTAR LX - load-ad S 1 2 . W I

ACTION OLDS 261 -6900

G M C T«ar - m a y S T * u u k good condition. $6500 _ r66-3014

NISSAN 1867 VAN Loadad. 17.S00 maaa. good condition, axtandad warranty I S #00 or t>aa< o"ar Caa aftar 6pm. 6 6 1 - 4 2 M

PLYMOUTH 1990 Grand Voyaoar I E - da<* auada 30.000 maaa. K *

PONTIAC. 1990. Tranapon S€ 7 paaaangar. fully loadad Only J12 995 GORDON CHEVROLET 456-S250

PONTIAC 1991 T M a "MM. 5 000 maaa. an wwta

313-626-1734

,TOYOTA 1967 •paad mar*uai c

tuay loadad. •aa 76,000 Me

3S5-16

TRANSPORT )990 B M K P W i iaorng. M r a M m Low maaa Saatt 7 Baal oflar Can. 553-3231

VOYAGER 19BS SE 7 •tic air cruaa to

t3S00 525-7036

VOYAGER 1969, GRAN0 SC. V-6. automatic aa, auntcraan. 37.000 ona ownar mdaa Pncad W M l • * 10 695

Dick Scott Dodge 664 Ann Arbor Rd

451-2110 OSEO CARS 962-3322

824 j M p t A Other 4-Wheal Drives

BLAZER. (990 4>4. loadad. aa n<a M u o m a n l lor on* 114,295 GORDON CHEVROLET 456-5250

BRONCO '1. 1990. XLT 4 . 4, load-ad automatic aitandad warr«nty Sandiawoofl a icaaam condition. $11,300 attar 8pm 466-536*

BRONCO. 1966. l o o m Bauar. tua »oa 351. loadad. irMar packaga. A-1 condition 15 BOO 473-6425

CHEROKEE tBBSUmBad • Had with gow US?. 43,000 m a a , aB opbon*. mmi condruon. S13 900 Can batwa8n Spm-eprr

CHEROKEE— *990 Sport, red door, automatic. Jan-~ t i w 56 0 0 0 maaa $9995 466-0765

CHEVY. 1966 C1500 4 .4 ic. aw. super true* 110.995 GORDON CHEVROLET 456-52S0

DAKOTA 1991 4«4. V6 a« 6.000 maaa. Ufca naw $12,995 Lnronaa C N i l la i -Plymouth 525-7604

OOOG€ t9«7 DAKOTA XE ' 4a4. v -6 suiomaiic asr u a r i o r m t n i . tin c n i w . alurranum .naal i bad-Imar Sharp Only $ 5 995

J a c k D e m m e r F o r d AFFOROABLE USED CARS

721-5020 •

EXPLORER 1991 SPORT - 2 door, loadad. Harm a i t a n t a d warranty $15 BOO or baal o«ar 475-4562

rORO BRONCO 1976 4 . 4 naada rapa« $1200 or baal oAar Caa anar 6pm 255-2346

1SUZU TROOPER. 1966 LS - 7 paa-

mg & brakaa. cruaaa am/«m i sana iVaaJarn'cdr. aacaaani condi-tion $6750 or M a i o"ar MuB aar

JEEP CJ5 1975 - V6. 304 42.000 mdaa. $ 1 1 0 0 0 mmatad. Baking $4 000'baat 421-7531

JEEP 1965 O a r o k a a - 4 door, auto-matic. 6 cylmOar rad anarp. Oaan. 120.000 maaa $3725 645-9923

825 Sporta* Imported Cart

BAWr <990 535. - BUndWian Enra»anl condition, many 24,000 maaa $27,000

BMW 1990 7351 bMdt Maca 14 000 maaa O r t g i n a l ^ B • • m s o o ^ d ) Day* %

BMW 1991 325. CONVERTIBLE

$27 500 or baat o"ar 313-681-4116

P M 1966 ASC. McLaran 5 0 5 lad. loadad. on*. 25.000 original aa Caa lor daMto

Hmaa Par* Uncow Marcury 453-2424 aat 201

CHARGER 1965 . Snatby t^ t to at-

apaad $1 495. Aaa lor warn Ypaaana

825 Sports A Imported Cars

858 Cadillac

SAAB 1967 9.000S 30 000 m l a a Sunroof Laamar Enandad mmrrar» ty P i c a i n oondMon $6900 or baat 540-9795

SAAB 1966 900S. 2 door haicfv b a o 44,000 maaa. nant condWion $ 6 B 0 0 ^ a a tnytima , 37S-0451

1 M I »T S U M ^ L C O M Loadad m a t H W 0

Laava I M C i a g a ? B - « i i

VOLVO T967 • 740 OLE turbo. cu» icanttad. l o * maaa a>caaam uon 766-3014

VOLVO 1990 740GLE - atalwn « g . on. 27.000 « W laathar ABS. aa options. 3rd aaat. $16.600.'oHer

a«5-446 i

ELDQRADO >96 .ap t , 1 ownm 64 000 maaa $3600

531-4667J

LIMOUSINE. 1977 Rack. t g M gray I 7 j x » m 4 a a ,

362-1122

SEDAN SEVILLE 1962 - Vary good c o m m o n n * » oraaaa.tyaa'mtMaa-$2495 S01-0631

S t O A N DEVILLE 1967 uadad «HOl laatnar o n . $7995 GORDON CHE •'ROLE T 456-5250

SEVILLE 1966 Gray'Biac- wav> baat CaaShaay

kakpt M W i ' $ 5 0 0 0 /

669-5673

SEVILLE 1969 Mack M m Mac* «V tanor. naw tiraa aporly a w n r u t i a h a a i a . a i c a t t a n t c o n d i t i o n $14,300 226-7021

880 Chevrolet CORSICA 1 M B Muat m t moMng ci » '»iaa Loadad. in ai oaaim con-dnon. 57 000 m6aa. $6600 nagoe-abH 461-1642

CORSICA. 199 m f m o L 17.000 a n a . $7775

FOX HILLS t -961-3171 454-6740 «r

SPECTRUM 1966. M r . 4 door nut* . $ i T 0 0 / n a g o U B « a Caa 6pm aa* tor Tony or J a m y 696-2097

882 Chrysler

c o w v r m - 1 8 7 5 u m low maaa. i - iopa naa

anc ISO brakaa

TYM£ AUTO I 4 4 - 5 S M

CORVETTE t t ^ L U i K G •uoar d a a n t * M 5 o o n o o N C M E V w x r r

aor. tf*a

4 M - 5 2 M

CORVETTE. loaOai loa m t a a S I 0 . M 5 QOnOON CHEVROLET

a. laatfiar

I W - U H

CORVETTE I M S CONVERTIBLE 2nc' car w r O M M naar. loa rnam-mgm Mu»i aaa lo appracuta Load-ad a»ffi aacurn, ry i iam A w lor O m M a y a n JSe-2800

CORVETTE. 1 M 7 ConwartlWa y a t o m - m o o t u B O W i GORDON CHEVROLET 1S4-5250

CORVETTE 1 M 9 . loadad. 13.000 maaa. partad oondmon S'9 .900 or Baal oftar ?92 3J<»

CO«»VETTE i««0. Coupa 6 apaad. m a t u n Ouaaar caua. 3.000 maaa loadad S a » - « 4 U

CORVETT? 1980- C h a n Boaa glaaa. 14.-000 maaa lata t S V W O M S - 0 8 0 0

xM'Oimc* unmaeo-

M M M i

CORVETTE. 1990. fad. mual aaa 120.99', OOROON CHEVROLET

torn maaa.

I M - W S 0

860 Chevrolet 852 Classic Cars BERETTA 1966 GT Coup* - V6. 5

•paad aar Raar Oatog 72 000 ' m, .$44,90 u»or*a araa 474-1442

May 30 6 31. Sat 6 Stan 10-S 1-94. Exit H anaRd

175 S on Ann Arbor-Sa-

Anoqua Arta $ Oaft» . Ciaaaic Cart M a Uont

Adm $2. CJWdran undar 12 'REE Information 313-227-4660

19^9 Burck Skylark ConoaraOH. Mack on rad. good condition $6600 ABar 6pm 4 3 3 ^ 6 6 6

CADILLAC. 1967 CONVERTIBLE «/«*»!» top. 64.000 m. $6000

> M M anar 645-9124

FORD 1946 Pick-up. V8 Bat-naad Aa original At enroma E.c»aant condmon Naads eamt $2000 Caa aTlar 5pm. 292-6114

JAGUAR »KE gray

MERCEDES 1967 250 S Ewaaant condition $14,500- 39>-3606

CORVETTE. 1990

DATSON. 1977. 2002. runa graat. looks graat many naw parta. $3 500 Laaira maaaaga 354-6376

DOOGE 1991. STEALTH RT. 5 ipaaa alactnc aunroot m M a 120 995 or boat

T O W * ft COUNTRY DOOGE 4 7

FIAT <960 S p y * * , o o n y f r t ^ tomattc r v n Qood. top I b i t

n—d» «C • r ^ l C

v » p a n » t o 427-9557

HAMOA 1968 Owe. 2 door naicn-back 4 K M na« etotcft I r a r » naaainn 6 a.nauai w r y dapandaCMa iranaponaoon $1600 firm 326-6694

HONDA ACCORD 1968 DO 2 door automatic AC. aa apUona. 40 000 m * a * L k a w a . $6200 664-3823

HONDA PRELUDE 1964 5 1

$4 000 or baal

HONDA 1962 CIVIC - 4 door 5 •paad caaaatta atarao. 90.000 maaa aoma r«at Runs banar man II looks $1 050 552-0616

HONDA 1966 ACCORD LX - 4 door 5 apaad aa. < m maaa condition $5200 twat 851-4925

HONDA. 1986 CIVIC -4 door. 5 apaad 96.000 m l . no mat Naw brakaa. Bra* $2300/o«tor 456-7489

HONDA 1967 Accord OX - 41.000 ml, aa caaaana. p«>ona. n * m condk llon. $5600 540-2494

PORSCHES Spaadatar 1957 Mack fibargiaka body tubular trama diac beak as baauttfut 1976 9 1 2 1 18 000 original maas nw. sunroof air. rara. amaPs n a mint 5 5 ^ 2 3 3 1

PORSCHE 1970 914. 'scant raato-ration $6000 Larry 455-3195

BERETTA. 1988 GT. ftaan rad.

FOX HILLS

BERETTA 1966. m maaa. automat-ic. air Sucar f laan $6,995; G O R D O N CHEVROLET 456-5250

B E R E T A 1969 GT WMla V6 sun-root o a d a c E . r . i a s n condition. 31.000 maaa $7600.'baat 669- • L39

BERETTA 1989 GT -loadad n c a a a n t condition 45.000 Maaa. mual sa«- 271-3442

FWTH AVENUE 1 M 6 . V8, *>Va ciaar $ 4 4 6 2 o r b a a L

TOWN 6 COUNTRY DOOGE

LASER 1991 m , automatic, am/lm atarao C M S m a Aaktng (9 .999 Cat . 563-3364

LEBARON 1979. m 6 ' war and and oa $ 1000 or baal ortar

LEBARON 1963

cruwa 2nd oamar $1000 961-4731

LEBARON 1967, GTS turtJC (un-roof. an. automatic, arrv-fm r s n i n i .

524-1127

LE BARON 1967 - 4 door. a<ri«aril anapa. Mack cfiarry, nmm brakaa. $3195 Caa bafora 2prr, 366-9?47

OMNI 1967 Wtta a car Nasr was. nmm brakaa. good a«nauat ayaaaan.

9 0»4Ni 1969 - m . auiomauc. ac. oood

S M - H 7 I

SHADOWS t » M 2 to cftooaa. * OOOr aulumaaK m . 1 oamar 13666 L m x * a C»r«i6'-R'»"<ouOi S2S-T60*

SHADOW 1667 ES Tur to rn opoona ptua aunroo*. ammr Uual aaa. M a t odar

pacAaea oar mdaa. 468-9003

SHADOW t 9 M mroo automali maaa UXX.

a door c . mt im

2 . 2 Mar. 67.000

471.4584

SHADOW. 196 Mac* ctmrry ml maaa t n . W S Lnoma Cnryaar

ES C. r a condRK

-RtymouCT

j 'uarfltaa. j n 11.000

5?5- 7604

Ford 808 Ford E S C O R T - 1 9 6 6 $1390 TYMC O f GARDEN CITY 261-7290

•6 L. 2 door Air. mane Mn caaaana n a * bra stnjt*. njai prootod $2100 or

,pa< ESCORT 19*6 - 2

ESCORT 1999 GT Haan rad K »

I Oray $ 1 4 9 6 Jack Demmer Ford

AFFORDABLE USED CARS 721-6020

880 Ford ESCORT. 1968M Is

455-6740

hOX HILLS Chrywar-Piym

961-3171

SHADOW 1991 - ona oanar o a maaa Km monOy paymanu $5468

Dick Scott Dodge 664 Ann Art»r Rd

451-2110 JSED CARS 962-3322

ESCORT. 1991, OT Rod. 5 aa pernor ataanng 6 brakaa prana-urr. sound aicaa ar mamtanad 33.000 100 000 maa a w a n t y $ • 2 0 0 453-6909 or Day. 237-7964

condition ^ " * 4 2 V U 4 6

ESCORT ' » M OL. •uflormaftc. aav . 2 0 0 0 ciaar

S3200 ABai 5omS2S-1066

ESCORT t * . S 63 260 'ba

1666 OT apaad oa aa

B u r y n ^ " » •an. 1 oanar.

477-6675

O n * ESCORT 19

J a c k D o m m e r F o r d AFFORDABLE USED CARS

721-soao

buyi Onr, $2 ,595 Jack Dammar Ford

AFFORDABLE USED CARS 721-5020

ESCORT >660- 27 .600 ml., aar. au-tomatic. raar oafroai. a»»w%ii Good laaa a . * , > 1.66006 4 * 4 - 7 7 5 3

ESCORT 1961 OT. L O * dad. poaar

common a t a r 6 JOpm 476-2673

ESCORT $7600

1661 OT. lorn lad . aaiimg 453-7114

ESCORT •paad. loa a b i a ^ a a

1661 OT - j w a BAM. S

ESCORT. 10,000 ma

1691 LX Wag-aa >7450

* i Loadad. 261-6457

ESCORT •paad im oorrtaon

1661 LX mmgon. aar. S omrmo c aaaana a n t a — it 66600 453-0083

ESCORT 1991 RED EXTERIOR- 5 apaad. rac*«ng ctotr- saaaa r a w da

I toggw $4 860naeo«a taa 425-61S4

BERETTA 1969 GT - Black au<u- , malic aar Supar Sharp $6.»9S G O R D O N CHEVROLET 456-5290

BERETTA 1991 OT. axcaaam condition

532-2148

LEBARON 1969 Q T C turbo coupa • M i ascaaarrt con^Bon. loadad. 53.000 ml $10 ,500 255-8213

fcEBARON 1990 c o r w t i t a a - rad. v -6 . automatic, many options

C A M A R O 1964 nana graat soma rust anvfm. aa po»rar i taarmg' txaka* . 100k m. $ ? 0 0 0 533-2742

CAMARO-1965 JT28. mgfi maaa. alarm, aunroot. rtmm waa ballary Vary claan $3,650 V m 421-7637

C A M A R O 1966 Z28 loadad. 54,000 m. s>ca*ani oondi-twn $5200 AHarSpm 283-0040

CAMARO 1987 RS. automate aa. rad car $5 995 GORDON CHEVROLET 458-5250

Loadad. nciudaig i drtvan on salt 43.000 maas Aafcing I $11,200 Original ownar 647-7219

SKYLARK 1969 Conxartibm, ifc CiD au lomwc p w a r -stasnnp h Brakaa T r T 5 5 0 m « a s $6 900 Attar i J O o m mrnmezaji

CAMARO 1969 I ROC Z-28 Conwati-bia W h n a t n a c k top. toadad 9.000 m. &sat o r a r $ 1 4 400 885-2941

C A M A R O 1989 «S T-.lo^S $6495 G O R D O N CHEVROLET

Automatic VS.

458-5550

T-BIRD 1957 Itka na condition' saust sat $22,000 nagoii abw Caa 477-1313

TRIUMPH TR6-1974. compiatwy rts-budi angina, nmm cilanor. nmm Micnaitn rad-*nad tiraa. no mat. Ca*-Itomia car E.caaant condition $10,000 Afla* 5pm 433-3097

C A M A R O 1969 RS aulomaUc. T top*, amfm caasatia siarao «>ca»-lAm condition. $6,000 nagotiabw E w » 453-8973 or days 425-3530

CAMARO 1991 RS - only 14.000 mllas. $ 10.900 SHARP"

Hinas Par* Uncoai-Marcury 453-2424 a.1 201

V W Super Baaua 1974 Runs oraal km mas• as good coriaffiSA. $2a95 or baatoltor

CAPRICE 1962 atatlon .agon wr. $600 Soma body damaga Runs graat 653-0051

VW 1973 Karman Ghia s.caHar- t condmon $3000 961-2760

CAPRICE <967 Brougham. 4 door

l Utckiucll FORD

LaBARON 1B90 Con.arnbl* . V-6. automatic aa. cnaaa on. poaar aSndovt 6 lock*. Mac* Owrry $ 1 1 4 6 8

Dick Scott Dodge 664 Ann Arbor Rd

441-2110 USED CARS 9«2-3322

NEW YORKER 1963. mml cano-tlon no ruat. 75.000 '11*11 26MPG, $7200 or b a n o«tor 863-6191

HEW YORKER 1965. complain, loadad. a a * maaitaawd. 63 DOC mAas. $3600 562-5575

NEW YORKER-19B6

41001 PLYMOUTH ROAD, PLYMOUTH Special A Plan Incentives u p to $1500 rebates Special 24 months on remaining 92 Escorts o n select models lease rates

8 8 4 D o d q a

854 American Motors I960 - Ranauiv - a l l naw cMCfi * radiator,

ancattani condition in 6 out I oanar $1300 464-1161

CAVALIER 1964 69 000 maaa. au-tomatic air. poaar siaaring. posai t.-skas. var*. clear. $1 TOO Anar 5pm. 533-0066

ENCORE 196 56.000 maaa. i ditwn. $2200

5 door 4 spaad. > rust, a s ; • * • " ! con-

563 1438

CAVALIER 198 ' 124 - « ; « * * K -tanor automatic tuny loadad Oaan 78,000 muaa $5.100/baat 6 « » ^ 9 8 3

CAVALIER 1969 Z24 Fully us tad tor $6800 baai oitar Can 937

HONOA 1967 Accord LXI aiairoof. automatic.

U 0 C O M 643-6746

8 5 6 B u i c k

HONDA 1968 Accord LXI 4 Door •utomaiK. air. aunroca. aa peas* no rust BastoHar 456-7489

BLHCK 1966 LaSaDra $4197

ACTION OLDS 261-6900

CAVALIER 1869 i.sdy s car $5695

Hinas p*rk uncom-Marcur, 453-2424 a n 201

HONDA. 1968 Accord LX automat-ic. sao-rs loadad SUBURBAN-HONOA 965-2367

j E E P 1986 Comanclta 4>4 4 urn. 'mgn ouiput ak smflm siarao. aaoy I.nsan ongnt rad Raady lor aork or day $6788

Dick Scott Dodge 864 Ann Arbor Rd

451 -2110 USED CARS 962-3322

HONOA 1966 Accord LXI. 4 door, automatic loadad 37.000 * * * > $9900

TOWN 6 COUNTRY DOOGE

HONOA 1968 PRELUDE SI - 59.000 maa*. naa br*ka* ft t * a * tmr, good

0 0 961-8694

J E E P 1989 CHEROKEE Larado rad all buttons ft aimwiaa 28.000 rmlaa $12 950 or Baat

TOWN ft COUNTRY DOOGE 4 7 4 ^ 6 6 8

JEEP 1990 cnaroaaa Umitad - 2 door rad 4 s 4. loadad aa. crura* tut laamar a a m 28 000 maas $ 13 700 nagoiiaMa 296-3224

HONDA 1968 PRCLUOE SI a * w a 5 •paad. loadad. 83.000 m*aa. $6650

HONDA 1969 O V C CRX - 5 apaad air muck mora, eharry rad man

Lhrorus CnryWar • Piymoutn 52S-7804

HONDA. 1990. Accord L X 5 i p a a d charcoal, gray msanor. ak. ka i 's sat of t t ra* $ 10.900/baat 642-0738

JEEP 1990 WrangMr. rad. gray lop. •mmacuiala Only 16 000 maa* m m many int.-as $8250 673-0203

JEEP l » » t CHEROKEE LAREDO Wagon «>« 6 cyl automanc ak. loa maaa. kka naw1 $15 999 i a maia r k a a [ > - < k a k tin f T "

JEEP 1991 Wranglar nard top af-•oyanaan 17 000 maas $10 995

FOX HILLS CftryHar - Ptymoutfi

455-8740 961-3171

BAM CHARGER 1969 » - n a a i « nmm« duty.-tiaspar»»> * x • mIM*. $5 ooo E M * 471-5664

SUZUKI 1969-SkJakc* turd lop •mo snarp i

34 000 m. $9600*baat

SUZUKI 1969 STOEKICK JLX auto-matic 4 . 4 37 000 1 oanar maa* Raady lor summar km $6695

Dick Scott Dodge 664 Arm Arbor Rd

451-2110 USED CARS 962-1322

825 Sports A Import ad Cart

ACURA 1968 tntagr* - 2 door 5 spaad aa am im starao asoaaam cmdition $9 900 891-9170

ACUftA 1966 mwagr* 4 door Rad aurn aa 75« - a a makaaaiad iiigp-ii ai maai $5590 6 T 9 0 2 6 6

ACURA 1966 . agand l S - • i i a a r t condmon Loadad sunroor Hatkar. $ 13 §00 397-3301

ACURA l9694ntagrs R«» *utomal K a * caaaana saoy M M "am. 34 000 m 6 a * . $ 7 6s0 4SJ-J967

130 000 < $•0 ,800 Caa

aCUNA M M INTEGRA'S - 4 to

SUNSHINE ACURA 471-9200

MCuatA ( M l Lagand L » • « door agnt btaa aaa or Mka o » batanca J j i w waaa $28 $00

AUOI 1968 86 W «

ZJT&Z $10 900

AUOI l * a a 80 OUATTRO L o a v w y c a — m i o - m a a * 113 360 o r b a a i o f w Ca« 8 8 1 4 7 6 4

3 6 0 0 6 •

• 8 7 0 0

HONOA I960 CRX - 5 spaad a * rad 16 000 rnlla* $7999

SUNSHINE ACURA 471 -9200

HONDA - 1991 CRX St Graan Pawi 9 apaad ak. custom

12.000 maa*. anarp

4N«NiTt 1991 GS0 maaa. 4 to onooaa from $14,900 FRED LAVERY INFPdTl 645-5930

JAGUAR 1907 SOVEREIGN &J 6 t> 437-0641

MAZDA 19*9 626LX 2 ad. a i t raa E n c i a i l $3250'bast AWarftpm

MAZDA I960 323 a door an AM

MAZDA 1987 RX7 39 000 gray rmnt condmon Sport* Pack

MAZDA lamaM t Onfy 31.000

U k a - - - 8> 8L $9990 646-1490

UA7DA 1666 RX7 GXL wadad

»W» 700 or baal 346-5171

UA2DA 1866 123. 5 apaad manual 4 door 5 T 0 0 0 m M a amadanl con-druon 14500 or M 846-1666

MA2DA 1660 U X 6 OT K>«dad • u n r o o t a i c a n a n t c o n d i t i o n I to 400 • 261-7166

MERCEDES 6EHZ Looaa oaautau n m E-aa aaaaanaa 336

1667 560 SL aaa. 131 0 0 0

4 U 1

MERCEDES 1671 250 4 door

angina. 12 ' 00 Wert 644 4 0 ' 0 or noma 562-0134

M E R C f M S 1866 51 K S I cftarooal

s r . r r r " * ' 756-1540

MERCEDES-1660 C< m a n . M mdnuMca warranry 641 000 75A-3434 ar a n *

. aawa 16 500 urar'a naa cm Caa 8anv 5pm 6pm 186 6350

MCRKUP '868 Soorps*^-

$6700 <

PORBCHT 1973. »11C T a r j a . M y

$ 1 1 8 0 0 C t f

' 4 000 maa* M a s * * $7 4 9 0 ' t a w Day* 264 7

SAAB 1906 800. 8 dear $ apaad 96 000 Maas I H 8 i t oomBRon

CENTURY 1964 ak 6 cykndw $1200 Caa anar « pm 344-4272

CAVALSEP 1990 224. tuny loadad. V6. w w Onry $6,996 G O R O O N CHEVROLET 496-5250

CENTURY '968 4 door low milas claan $5,499 GORDON CHEVROLET 456-9250

CENTURY. 1990 Limrian lua sommr >Omw4m> $6595

FISHER BUICK Troy Motor Maa

6 4 3 - 7 6 6 0

ELECTRA 19B2 Rabudt angana. (305) E*ca8ant CondRWn $1575. 313-693-1623

LESABRE 1978, 4 door 2 nmm w a s . naa mutllw 86000 m«a*. rak-sMa transportation $700 453-6069

LESABRE i960 4 door 118.000 n t a $1200 Or basi oftw

420-0 -65

LESABRE. 1989 Custom automat Ic Wr lOMSad $9 495 GORDON CHEVROLET 458-5290

LESABRE 1990 Lkn»ad 4 door, laatnw Intanor. lull o o w t o a d a d $12,000 549-8089

LaSABRE 1990 - Lirmtad V.-6 auto-matic s» aa trw p o a w option* ona ensnw. Ukanaa $10,900

Dick Scott Dodge 864 Ann A/oor Rd

451-2110 USED CARS 962-3322

CELEBRITY 1988 • CL. burgundy. loadad. » « cMan $4900 or irada lor boat 824-2584

CELEBRITY 1987 Wagon - Ak good condition $2 900 or oast okar 464-5591 - - Or 255-4875

CHEVETTE 1964 4 -Spaad. good condition runs good Naa Brakaa tv-as axtiaust $799 sast 397-3532

CHEVY, *969 S i 5 . long "Waal basa automatic, air loa oMa* $6499 G O R D O N CHEVROLET 456-5290

CORSICA door M O $4700.'O«W

>968- I BL. V6 anrta, 4

CORSICA 1969 LT2. Sporty naa tu-as. snare Only $6 495 G O R O O N CHEVROLET 4 5 6 - 9 2 9 0

CORSICA 1991 LOa I" matic krr $8 499 G O R O O N CHEVROLET

•a* aulo-

496-9250

GEO 1991 STORM GSt — Aa- cas satla. loa rrataaga automatic Mint' 652-7687 or 966-4616

COLT 1967. V M S Wagon 4s4. a r . only $4999 *

FOX HILLS OiryaMr-Plymoutn

455-87*0 961-3171

COLT 1991 - WMta—burgundy in-tanor akv tm i saasrts ak $8000 645-5840 -aava mm

COLT 1901 - 5 stwao caaaana I

Dick Scott Dodge 684 Ann Amor Rd

491-21 TO USED CARS 962-3322

DAYTONA 1987 PacMca. lurbo >ua p o a w aa alai.li orac. alarao cas-aatta $4650 Altar 9pm 397-3128

DAYTONA 1989 automatic ak loa ma*s 1 * * "

FOX HILLS Cnryww-PlyTnou^

4S9-8740 981-3171

DYNASTY'S. 1992 LE ; $13,900 or b a «

TOWN ft COUNTRY DOOGE 474-6668

DYNASTY 1969 - a i c a k a ^ r con»-ttpn. a * $4900 or baat o«w Muat

OYNASTY 1991. 3 3. V-6. •c. mr cruras on. dual p o a w aaat*. poarw window* lock* moonrool. aB tlw option* $20 ,000 nmm $12-1

Dick Scott Dodge 664 A m A r t * * Rd

4SV2110 USED CARS 962-3322

M A G N U M 1979 Vft. automatic lots of mat lot* of lias* run* good $229 8 S 2 - 6 I 4 1 or 853-1937

SHADOW <968 2 door 5 spaad •7 .000 maa* Asking $2900 Ca8 346-4094

S H A D O W 1991 Convarnwa w M a . nica aourpmant raady to gol $10 999 or bast

T O W N ft COUNTRY DOOGE

SHADOW 1991

LUMHUA 1991 Euro - Fu8 powar. sa-w 29 000 maws 2 door d a a n Musi saa. $11 200'baat

MONTE CARLO 1983. lull powar. varr ciaar 57 000 maas $SS00 or basi 729-9035

aarao. 1 ownar tradad. 11.000 M K $7996

Dick Scott Dodge 684 Ann Arbor Rd

45 V 2 1 W USED C A R S 962-1322

WAGON

PEP320A. power steering, rear window defroster light convenience group, light group cup tray dual ekectnc remote mirrors REM fuel door deckW retease. i 9 Ifler SEFI 4 cylinder engne automatic transaxie P17570R13 BSW tires manual air AW FM stereo with cassette Stock * 13248

- a - ^ a

UST PRICE SI2 836

PRICE GVWR

PRICE $11,511

9395* 7.9% APR Financing

Rebate

Rebate

300 cars _ and trucks in

stock & available for

immediate delivery

4 5 3 - 1 1 0 0 Plus tax, title, destination and rebates

assigned to BUckwell Ford

PARK AVENUE- 1986 4 door riarc top. alactnc moon roof compiata s a m e * Ksror, Pncad $879 bakja bluabook Only $3850 TVME AUTO 455-5588

PARK AVENUE marts $15,998

FISHER BUICK Tro» Motor Ma*

6 4 3 - 7 6 6 0

199'-. loadad.

REGAL 1978. Good irar Automatic. 6 cyandar 2 d 1290 Caa.

aponauon kx*

326-1106

REGAL 1862 wagon pc « g . w a a . am-an uar Ml. powar aaidow» U o o 1650

•war timmt ac enaaa oor IOC**

567 3667

REGAL 1663 SHarD' nmm txa*a> Motor rabua 20 000 maaa 12300 eaa

an nraa aa « h mar 476-7766

REGAL 1666 S*iarp ca •oadad 17 485 GOROOH CHEVROLET

V6 and

454-5250

1990 crmnad 18,000 t pr $109*6

FISHER BUICK Tro* Motor Us*

6 4 3 - 7 6 6 0

Saw Pnca $8795 - FtSHER BUICK

Troy Motor Maa

6 4 3 - 7 6 6 0

S K r H A « m - i M 4 automatic — M s 8 run* graat

SKVMAMIK Maar*> 44.000]

» V M A « » K 1908 St«i 8 *5

CHCVROLEl 488 5250

ALLAMTE 1981 t a n m u a a • • a a l M W

Cdtar TV v t a . .

1000 520-J07J or 14 7 JO TO

S u e i M M CAO«LLAC

CLOONAOO ! * • > J- < • ' t Hon a • aa toHar .

gL DORADO '904 t a r «J

n t r w O O C H » i loadad a a h

S o S w ^ C h S v ^ x J T * 1 5 S 5250

DRIVE INTO SOME GREAT DEALS at Dick Scott Dodge

We'll never give you less than our BEST SHOT NEW '92 Dodge Grand Caravan LE LOADED! Stock #41729 W a s $22,248

.SB$19,390 NEW '92 DODGE

DYNASTY Automatic transmission 22A P€P

Stock #38518 Was $14,842

FORE ONLY M 0,858

NEW *92 DODGE DAKOTA V-6 Magnum, foil power!

.w WTO ^

$2000

NEW '92 DODGE SPIRIT '

Full standard equipment. Stock #37559 Was $11 ,955

0°NLY $ 9 7 1 4

NEW '92 DODGE RAMCHARGER

"Canyon Sport" Stock #44501 Was $23,446

FORE ONLY

$ 1 8 , 1 4 4

Stock #45510. Was $13,586

NEW '92 DODGE B-250 CONVERSION VAN

"Black Beauty." Stock #43728 Was $24,322

FORE ONLY $ 1 1 , 4 6 9 * 1 ^ * 1 5 , 9 1 0

451-2110 D i C k S U l t 962-3322 - OUT or TOWM CAUS ACC#T«> •TIM or GAS

•RkrorriCVCMMOttSI 684 ANN ARBOR RD. ( m Mtes V. Of 1-275), PLYMOUTH

uon I StfM OpM » • IM. tor** Opw » • pm.

P

mm

6 D * O&E M o n d a y , M a y 25, 1 9 9 2

868 Ford ESCORT I W i U . 30 000 maaa. aa. t t i H l M . automatic. *ni .ea* n con-Jrtwn $0000 553 S»S6

ESCORT: 1001 U t Rati 5 W W air power s leer ine 'b rake* . c « -i e « a . 2 d o « r $ « O 0 729-7973

Ford LTD II. 1974. r u m Oood body good.

Ml I t t O or M l offer 307S7DB

t T D 1965 4 door. G o o d Condi t ion B u m Weal a 1.000 m i l e - $1000 or beet offer C m . 3 2 * 1 1 0 0

866 Ford Ford fcstiva i w

tm stereo. $2195 S34-454 7

FES T TV A . I N ! only 15.000 m*e* . eeayonfeee $5605

Minee Park L incoln-Mercury 403-2424 eat 201

EXCORT I M S LX - 2 door . au tomat -ic. Mr. I owner. 23.000 i M M T r a d * M N i

Dick Scott Dodge 604 Ann A/bor Rd.

451-2 110 USED CARS 962-3322-

v -

a used car is now

even more affordable!

A n n o u n c i n g ( o m e n t a - V i n t a g e Vehic le c a r l o a n . J"hiv finam. i n f j o p t i o n was s p e d f i c a l K d e s i g n e d f o r t h e u s e d c a r b u y e r . If v o u a r c

j c o n s i d e r i n g a veh i c l e tha t is a 1989 m o d e l o r o l d e r a n d y o u n e e d a j loan of S"\<>00 o r m o r e , t h e Vintage Vehic le a u t o l o a n is an o p t i o n

f » r y<ui.

. . Affordable \ V i n t a g e V e h i c l e k > a n g i \ c s v o u t h e a d v a n t a g e o i a p t x f i f r c d

i n t e r e s t r a t e v . I n c h a l l y w v \ o u t o r e d u c e y o u r m o n i h l ) p . n n x : n t >

— Flexible —

MUSTANG 1 M 0 OT. t - l oeped cedent oondnon, n *Mt h > MOOC

« » 3 « i

MUSTANG, I B M OT - SO I t u l o n i a i c . loeded. 30.000 m i n . j s i g w . $5950 - 464-9376

MUSTANG 1900. L X M . 0 0 0 M M . n c e a a n t cond i t ion S4.2S0 c n i o o i - o o o o

MUSTANG 1907 - LX, conver t ib le , all powar. loaded. m a t see. »moo

4 5 « - M I 4

MUSTANG 1967 LX E x o - t o i i Condi t ion L o o mi le* Pnoa neooitable Cam. 313 893- >623

Pow— locks- 'w indo-e, t a p * , o ruoe . •at auto, an 55.300 mam 1 7 * 0 0 Ekceaantl A f a r 4pm. W 1 - 8 4 2 9

MUSTANG 1906 OT - l oeded Son-roof. S speed Saver O o o d condi -I lon $7000,beet Cea 3 5 6 - 1 3 * 4

MUSTANG 1»88 LX - S O. 5 speed. Win* burgundy, loeded mos t seel 64 000 m. $&200 Evee 436-0051

MUSTANG 1909 GT. $9,500 A u l o -m a « . air, 32.000.maaa, ;

201-2347

MU8TANO. I M S . OT. 29 000 m a n . power steer ing. b rake* windows, luntta cruiee n i l a»; w o o l , alarm use new $10,000 or P e n j o f f i - 261-S37S

Ford TAURUS 1000 - 4 cytmoer S speed Mr. slereo. mora 64.000 m m I27S0 144-1059

TAURUS 1 M 7 L - _ cruise. now Uree » b roke * 80.000 •Ma* . $3,49ft/t>*ei 435-4156

TAURUS 1909 OL. m m e o u l a i e . black 17500 450-0025

TAURUS 1M9 LX. loadad. Mack. I i * ' | l w —wry. aacaoant cond i t ion • 7 2 0 6 Oar. Can 6-6 291-6003

TAURUS.

SSRSon

4 door , a i l h a • a $7,495

CHEVROLET 456-5250

T-SIRO, 1M9 LS - M M , burgundy. e»1rs anarp. loaded. ana m a a n i - n e d beeuty $7500

T-0IRO, I960 LX - Burgundy, leet lv ar M a n o r COUOAR. I M 0 LS -Ran. gr6und e f fec t * Loadad worn-a n . c f n , I I f , WO f t ! » W I ? g |

872 Lincoln TOWN CAR 1073. original owner . 53,000 actual m*e* . j o o o cond i t ion $999 661-5010

TOWN CAR. 1963 very slterp ex cai lani cono.no> 64,000 m t o e

$2975 522-5271

872 Lincoln TOWN CAR I M S . kaytaaa en t ry 120.000 mOa*. dnvee Uka new -$3200 522-0621

TOWN CAR 1966 • SIGNATURE One owner 73.000 maaa. g o o d con-dition-W700 e»

872 Lincoln TOWN CAR 1966 E.ceaent cond»-

gb?~mm~~t'niX-2Si

TOWN CAR. 1969 *0«oi. wwwfcu-lata Florida car. C i W »>« p o « a r , $13,350 501-1336

872 Lincoln TOWN CAR. 1966. comfor t 6 con-•ananoe . only 37 >06 m«ee C a t tor

TOWN CAR I960- Whi le mmi c o n d l t l o n , n o n - a m o k i n g o w n e r s $12 700 Ca» aRar 4<im 4S9-1003

T-BiRD 1990 Supar Coupe, low mMae. loaded. unOercoated. 5

$13,600 726-2347

TEMPO (964 automat ic Mack, power steering. D r u e * air. 75.000 maaa $ i . ' 00 /bea i S25-6449

TEMPO 1964 ascaaant I r s rwpoos -oon. $1,000

TEMPO 1905 * GL. 4 door . auto. air. powar K x # s am- lm 62.000 m . da-pandataa $2500 Troy. 644-1162

TEMPO-1960 automat ic , a " condl-l ioning. M y loaded only $1739

ME AUTO. 45S-5566

« . !S ' "ANG 1969 LX- 26.000 rnHaa. » J loagSad" $6500 - 464-3633

MUSTANG, 1969 LX Whfla, only 15.000 m i i i loadad asoaaani Conumon $6900 Can 6 * 7 • 563

MUSTANG 1969 LX - 26 000 maaa. a r « c a « « n t ' c o n d n o n $S700

4 S 1 - 1 t t S

M.uST iNO i f t09 L X SO W«ne. au-l o m a i * . . - * d * d c lean 16.000 maa* $SS5»:-beat o«ar " W r . * » • J M E«oa 349-2672

M U S T A N G - » » 0 C o n v e r t 4 i l a . a a o a c automaac w n a * over r e d .-5 A V — $ 1 3 000 466-0653

TEMPO 196T LX. loadad. good con-dit ion. 4 ^ 0 0 0 mriee .$4200 553-65S2

TEMPO 1 M 6 OLS. au loma lK air low M a a Musi see $4 996 . GORDON CMEVWOtET 456-S250

TEMPO: 1900. Hurry o n mis one' l o w m«ea. $6995 GORDON CHEVROLET 456-5250

THuNOEj i e i nD

T H U N D E R B I R O 1965. l o a d a d , 63 000 m«e». $2600 or M a i . d A e r

462-2255 or Pager raS-6565

MUSTANG ' 9 9 0 GT. 5 0 Br«lYt red ' N s f » mlenor a r m . 26.000 m

' 9 9 - - m . » muel aak S'OJOO » Bast = y n o v » 451

THUNOERSiRO 1967 . LX. good >-5107 maaa. | c o n a t i o n loadad ,$5500 562-:

M J S - 4 M G i o n s 'S 000 - w a s . wftrte w«ft rad m -tana- t';Wbrnrw*IW('

•*.sa» Park L n c o » - M a r e u r y

THUNOCRBiRO 1091 Slack beau-ty 15 000 mllaa $11.900

Hme« Par* Uncolrv-Marcury 453-2424 ast 201

888 Goo

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V e - n D e < PCMC E a ^ a r O o p o t u n i f y L a n d e r . 1991 Cornerica Bank

w»OeE 1009 <H. - Wee*, aa. aun-- K l » V ! V I caseefla S s e e d e>-C-Her- ocncVTKin $6S0C OTO-zrOiO

] WI ISM 1990. LSI - rac a * l a p * aec* . low miiwsc* aaceaent othJi-t lon. $6700 542-3119

iao» GT h m maea. mtm - co -Un io " Kiaoeo f S O C 464-0400

PBiSW 199* LSI automatic Loaded Ran Low miles E«eeaeni coridltior). » 5 0 0 646-1038

c » c e £ -9«s -GT re<3 »ery good condit ion. lOeOeO. cualorr. wrieels. -ian..a»t.-«» J7250 Srm &43-1333

BBISV >991 LSI -- E*ce*leni condi -t ion only 4.200 maaa. a u t o m a t * a * , power steannfl. U . 7 0 0 . Call Tpm-Opm. 375-9492

P 0 0 8 E 1009 L X encat lenl fionOI-tion. tnec» sunroof, air. e rwae, Ora. • * . ii.-e« -jmar M 7 0 0 459-7069

BBISV >991 LSI -- E*ce*leni condi -t ion only 4.200 maaa. a u t o m a t * a * , power steannfl. U . 7 0 0 . Call Tpm-Opm. 375-9492

P 0 0 8 E 1009 L X encat lenl fionOI-tion. tnec» sunroof, air. e rwae, Ora. • * . ii.-e« -jmar M 7 0 0 459-7069

SPCCTHLIM 1989 - 2 door . 5 speed air .AM f M siareo cassette raar o » troal, asking t 4 5 0 0 478-1251

e o - o e t . 1900. LK. p - e t t , red. a . iernjao »rarirant>, new brake* 0 Urea M . 7 0 0 • •"•••• 470-4&60

SPCCTHLIM 1989 - 2 door . 5 speed air .AM f M siareo cassette raar o » troal, asking t 4 5 0 0 478-1251

e o - o e t . 1900. LK. p - e t t , red. a . iernjao »rarirant>, new brake* 0 Urea M . 7 0 0 • •"•••• 470-4&60

STOAM 1990 G8» • ' M automat ic . m r>s«nni« —r bao. i owne-"5.000 Wiles. $7950 0*6 -6953

«ed •oaoaa aunroot. d e e r c o a i . ruatprooleO. a i l e n d e c warranty LOW milles S1 t 000 0 2 6 - 4 9 I 4

STOPM. . 1900 5 speeo air caa-•et laorapiMca Only $ J 495 GOnOON CHEVROLET 456-5250

TAURUS 1906 MTS. S s p - e d . 30mc»j Loeded Winters In F londe-no »an M i n n » o * 47T-8498

STORM - 1991, GSi, turquoise, 5 speed, air stereo cassette $8650 661-5030 Work 986-3606

TAOBuS 1900 G l «>ceaeni oorxJr-l «w loaded t r o o o 464-3775

TRACKER LSI GEO 1991 4 a 4 Convert ible b lack /b lack. 5 spaed slereo. air. American r a a n o wfieels, a larm $ t2 .200 553-4675 T BISO 1979 goor f condi t ion, many

new parts, some rust . a»ceilerrt m le -rmr $1 TOO or Best offer • 463-4309

TRACKER LSI GEO 1991 4 a 4 Convert ible b lack /b lack. 5 spaed slereo. air. American r a a n o wfieels, a larm $ t2 .200 553-4675 T BISO 1979 goor f condi t ion, many

new parts, some rust . a»ceilerrt m le -rmr $1 TOO or Best offer • 463-4309 TRACKER 1990 - 4« * , conver t ib le

low maea, Nke new 464- 7486 T-BIBO. T9&J- Clean, a beauty w-6 4 seaed automat ic , power locks, new l i re*, 12195 421-3080

TRACKER 1990 - 4« * , conver t ib le low maea, Nke new 464- 7486

T-BIBO. T9&J- Clean, a beauty w-6 4 seaed automat ic , power locks, new l i re*, 12195 421-3080 872 Lincoln

T 81BO 1983 V-6. fun power air • runs very g o o d S»50 464-5641

CONTINENTAL 199 ) 45.000 fligh-«r*T mrles. , i o * 0 e d E s c e l i e n t $17,900 or beet A f t - 6{yn 349-7793

T-BIBC 1986 • tu rbo loaded, | CONTINENTAL 1964. Wac*-witft rod srcei ieot coiKirtiion S*800 or beat leatt ier In ter ior . 50.000 mires Can 455-6506 1 S3.075 > 645-0404

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11992 SUN6IRD SE COUPE

I Rear w indow aefrosler s iereo imted 1 9 454 o i - s e «:&efs -»oon " . r s • » f 5 p 6 . « ' S'CIC. f j 2 C 7 ? i

THIS WEEK'S

S P E C I A L

WAS $10,493 NOW ONLY

" 9 4 8 0 * |1992 GRAND AM

SE COUPE l a * ; . ' * '^<3ow « to l ro» te ' t

CAssatta put$e «:p<"5 v - c • *

"Ore & 0 C » »N20963-

I * * • • '

P " * 3 6 " M £ j r i t h L e a s e d

1 S255.73^mo» i

CieJU

WAS 512,524 " NOW ONLY

$ 1 0 , 9 6 5 *

11992 GRAND PRIX > r n A SE COUPE

s o o n appear»nc« sack age Oi* oe t i ros» ' P0w»r s *4 !

or DC«a oowar w indows crrsa* M mora Slock

36 Month Lease $308.89 Of no •

WAS $17,813 NOW ONLY

$ 1 5 , 2 7 1 *

1992 BONNEVILLE SE SEDAN

A t M o m M C r e a r w t n d o w d e f r o s t e r 3 " a l u m i n u m - n ^ e i s s l e r e o r a s v * 1 e p o w e r s e a t p o w e r w . r v l o w s p o w e - d o o r l o c k s custa t i f t m o r a S l o c k » B 2 ! 1 1 2

WAS $20,909 NOW ONLY

$ 1 8 , 2 4 5 *

All New 1992 Cobra Full Size

Luxury Van Conversion Dual Air & Heat

WAS

$27,495 HOC* 0C22X

r M E M O R I A L

S e r W E E K

— S A L E t *

' 9 2 G E O M E T R O

C O N V E R T I B L E We have*convertibles on Sale

METROS • CAMAROS • TRACKERS • CAVALIERS

92 GEO PRIZM 4 DOOR Raar detogger wheal .clwars. s o o n mwrora. B a t m u * power ooor locks, remote Irurtk re-l e a t e ' D l u e Slock *7009 Bui»>p*r to 'Bumper 3 year. 38 000 mile "0" OaOuctitye warranty »»

GM Empioyea Saw'Aaitwwl $1375 Your Pnct •8770 with first Tint* Buyer.

WAS S12.875

0 , 5 4 5 * 1*1 Tnt Buyr '10.1*5"

'92 CORSICA LT R e a r d e t o ^ g e t a u t o m a t i c , a i r d e l a y w i p e r s m a l s p o w e r _ s t e e r i n g , a n t i - t o e * b r a k e s A M F M s t e r e o m e d i u m g a h n e l S t o c k # 7 1 0 1

WAS $13;102-

1,189*

an»a^M0,789** Mimmum to Fnanca S5000

oivest*

"92 LUMINA 4 DOOR Split seat , rear.detogger 3 ] .V-6, automatic, air. cruise, tilt, cargo net Boor mils , med ium garhet metallic. Stock #7341 ' Bumper to Bumper

WAS $16,276 $•

NOW 12,786*

92 S-10 PICKUP Tanoa. deep t i m e d g « » air. V-«, S l o e a o w«r> ovaMmt bower . Hear ing stereo caswmo P 2 0 5 7 5 wn i te leirar Irfes Ouai ' ead ing samps, splr t j Wack, snort 0o«. Stock aT«16?T Bo«npe* to Bumpe- 3 year, 3600C miles 0 " DeOucliBrt Warran ly

WAS $13,113 REBATE i DISCOUNTS $3595

. ^ $ 9 5 1 8 * y » 9 1 1 8 * *

Mmnum Is Fnanc* J50DC '188*** 2* monlli l e a n

"92 CHEVY PICKUP 4.3. V-6j 5 speed with overdrive rear step bumper- P23S tires light blue, factory fresh Stock •T4287 Bumper to Bumper 3 year 36,000 > miles "0" deductible warranty

WAS $11.555

NOW 0 ,299*

'92 ASTRO PASSENGER VAN

4 3 V-6, a u t o m a t e * i » i overdrive, air. powes "enndOKrs oo»pr locks lift c rutse 8 passenger .seat a m t M ste-reo rec l ine seals e l e c t r ^ • mirrors. r»?05 won leitor Was. storage com-par tmen t gray Slock »T4190 Sumper to Bumpe- 3 yea r , 36 000 rn.ie

WAS S17.412*

NOW%15,589*

G M E m p l o y e e s Save A d d i t i o n a l 5% Of f L is t o n O u r Red Tag P r i c e s

F i rs t T i m e Buye rs & Co l lege G r a d s Get $400

O f f A

C H E V R O L E T G e o S U B A R U LOCAL 4 5 3 - 4 6 0 0 METRO 9 6 1 - 4 7 9 7

40875 Plymouth Road • Plymouth Corner of Plymouth Road & Haggerty

•*nc» piua u * UC4TIM twi ' M M t m m am* I i to >nanc« IS000 '"24 Monet M.000 M M w9* 13000 torn It* Ifr pt m.* lou) < 1 «o m +1*% or r*udual Lmm* n§*pof vi6»« tor i

NOW * 1 9 , 8 1 0 *

'92 SAFARI EXTENDED MINI VAN

A i r , c r u i s e . t>H. c a s s e t t e p o w e r

l o c k s d e e p t i n t . D u t c h d o o r s ,

r e a l d e t o g g e r 8 p a s s e n g e r ,

l u g g a g e r a c k S t o c k » C 2 4 5 «

WAS $19,452 NOW ONLY

$ 1 7 , 1 7 2 *

NEW 1991 SONOMA PICKUP

2 5 l i t e r E F l . 5 s p e e d s t e p

b u m p e r 2 0 g a l l o n f u e l t a n k ra l l y

w n e e i s c l o t h s e a t S l o c k » 1 S 8 6 s7995 92 GMC JIMMY 4x4

Bear w indow a « s n a r w p i r a r c ru ise 4 3 M i r EFT V-6 au toma te M c t n c s M t P23S 75S15 BAP A M f M stereo cassene cjock c iustar d e c * i t . heavy duty om cooler, a s sport a v a p m a n t • r w t t M e n t wtpet Mt power a m d o w t and d o o r locks Stock # 2 i «

WAS $21,761

NOW ONLY

' 1 7 . 6 9 3 *

& \ 7 B O B S E L L E R S -

r a m u s y PONT!AC G M C t r u c k

8 0 0 0 G R A N D R IVER 4 7 8 - 8 0 0 0

CARS

'88 ESCORT !«.*».** 42.995 88 E S C O R T ' 3 . 9 9 5 89 ESCORT kolo poaar » « r » j poaar b r u m

AMFM AC 44,995

'90 SUNBIRD 2 to cfceoK trow M e AC W t f ¥ '5,660 89 TOPAZ LTS i a p m r i n n M n powto(»l t* craw <a« '5,990 '91 FESTIVA A< c a n w r o a t I t t a r i h n

88 TAURUS t o l . a u po»*r»iai ioa

todu. Hit inn* M

9! ESCORTS o««nitn. pomtr brakei lea

89 PROBE GL «.Ac«a«i« 87 MUSTANG LX vi a<,

tate t » crane «

•89 PROBE GT u— p-locki t i t craHe '

91 ESCORT GT •*» pew tank** AC ca t i o * - »

90 PLYMOUTH LASER pea— leckt AC tmnxl T M M i x

87 MUSTANG

'5,990 46,990. '6.990 '7.950

'7,950 '8,990

'8,990

'8,990 '9,299

'89 SABLE WAGON pe*«r a iadeai poa*t leckt _

92 TEMPO m.ac® — '92 MUSTANG LX m> ac mm paver brtfeet pea*r lacks paatr w a * m i I I - H e

'92 TEMPO LX t< au ua tar cm • -

90 T-BIRD SUPER COUPE ( n a i k l r n pea—lacks ,

'92 T-BtRDS Ma«dh

i a c j l

9,450 '9,950

* 10,950 <10.990

M 3.450 113,550

TRUCKS

89 RANGER «.«iir¥caw *rcji«-ii«» • '5,990 90 RANGER • ctl ivto po»w pow s5,990 88 F- I 50 XLT v» pow UHmi pow nkr> t* cn*, p.pl 57,990 90 RANGER 4X4 .<* «mca» '7,990 90DANGER SAJPERCAB .cy

'paaera—deal peaei ladis til.craae AC 7,990 89 AEROSTAR 8 281 '89 AER0STAR !uded aflk oplioei '8 450 89 RANGER 4X4 s «c* po a _

-H» i« t«Ql rn» "8 4 5 0 88 E-150 CONVERSION VAN v» ^ -.'9,290

'9,760 '9.790 '9,950

89 F-150 SUPERCAB ^ pea— ladu t i l c r — caw

89 AEROSTAR ^

89 AEROSTAR am a*. poaar brakev dk craiw caw

91 F-150 XLT ^a^pr-UKk, — '10.980 89 AEROSTAR c<™.wa. .«««r, \10.990 91 AEROSTAR »c<ri

peaarbcka Mk ciaMc «ae*a '12.950 91 EXPLORER SPORT «-cai'14.280 92 AEROSTAR XL km «->!««

p a — t a d s t*t c i a M '14.440 91 BRONCO XLT ...vt-a peaer «rt. I- ii*a '14 .990 91 |EEP CHEROKEE u- aq. ... -91 EXPLORER

'16,950 '17950

N O R T H B R O S

4 2 1 - 1 3 0 0 33300 FORD ROAD

Monday. May 26, L&92 O&E * ID

172 Lincoln t o n a t C A * t a a i , ore* M a — I t M N . C w a w l e C U r r v n g u a i M - T W

TOWNtCAR U M C a t t i Sanaa Loadatfi Maa c S 10,540 360 lew or TM-ire

174 CAP«. 1«a» ASC McLaren S O. S apaad loadai t-aa Caa lor Have Par

*iiJ4J4..1 201

COUOAR tee? - • cyandar n o ksnt.corxWion no rual 13803

a r r - M M

COUGAR, iaaa LS. loadad. —man •od super aaan UNI QOTOON CHCVROLrr ISU3I0 COUOAR, 1000 LS M p o a w

• _ 4S3-2424 eat 201 .

COUGAR. IMI LS irnma a*! M e n mtanor. may toaoau Mauuiw -ta«-»4.aeftm—.$11.300 GRAND MAWXW "iaa« LS. toadad. nam urea. MR I u u a Nam Oattary & tKaltea 17600 4S»-?0M SRAND MAROUISE '9av tonanion. aB power - M M M M w a l -adiaM t»7X S40-6778

MEROURV, 1»7». run* aood 11105 or Bes1 M T - a s e a

SASLE 1007 LS Wagon Loaded low maaega * » " r a m k i m tm.'iapa. earner ananor tMOO 870-8270

SA8LE IOOO LS 4 ooor 3 8 iner Vt syromeBc. ea tua powar been 9 6 700mae» SS 00Q J

M1-4200 . ant U l

<74 a HAND MAMOUB I00a LS. new

MCRKUR 1087 XMTL red. I

MO aa 1-4214 SAftlE LS t o a o n Wage*

Onyl Jack Dammar Ford AfFOADASLE USED CARS

721-4020 SA8LE 1000. automaoc Mr. M M maaa tO&OQBrm CM

MJ-7S20 T R A C t * 10» •nf l / txaKes -Mom«r i c , a* , em/fm.

TRACER. 194 «r 2 door. Matcnback e». t ' e i e o . C4 M i * . W W . cruaa power weanma. $ apaad m m a c u -- * * 12.000 m i a a $4000 471-7121

TRACER 190 $ 7 1 0 4

Mmaa Par Uncom-Uareury

TRACER I W I , 2 door, automanc a . m a l dear S4WS

Hmaa Par* UnooM M - m r , 4 S3-2424 eat 201

175 Niaaan 841-8171

NISSAN 1013 STANZA, no rual. O n l a n o m a car. looke good Rune g o o d S3180

• Hmaa Park Unoolft- Mercury 4S3-2424 a«1201

875 NISSAN, l o w - 300 ZX Turbo Load-ed. new tactonr pant, rmm Urea. aam c a m M o n . t r f lOO Caa

NISSAN I0W MQZX-IS 000 maaa.

KSo~c

WSAW 10W - MeOaa. 41.000 maaa. 024-8020

S€KTtkA W7 Ma- area, aaf-uet. MruM. CVC boote. MM omm >2000

171 OMamobMa CALAIS, 10W a—amaaio—I 4 Door, amomaac. Ouad 4. am a m w • i nk Ro«» auapanaon. loadad. 70.000 maaa »&200 340-5202 CALAIS '001 - 4 door. S W 0 1

ACTION OLDS ,

CUSTOM cmasn l o w . Wagon. Ma powar. good condmon XI 900

CUTLASS. >077 ham. MM. 77

T-tope. 1700/bear .srZa-zL tOO/baat 404-0408

CUTLASS 1070, R u n a g o o d 87200 CUTLASS 1070. V-«. bocaet aaaM. •oad. power Maarmo. automat ic . Mr. S24S0 274-1477

CUTLASS. 1008 Sup rama Loadad Exceaenl cond i t i on , l ow nUMe

043-7350

ACTION OLDS 261-6900 !

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D i c k S e n t i n e l * *

Stock «41729

NEW 1992 DODGE Grand Caravan LE

LOADED!

W A S S 2 2 . 2 4 8 JVOW$ 19,390 Conveniently located at the corner of no warn** Ann Artx>r Rd. and Main St. In Plymouth! :"e"e,jec

P l r K S c r t t » - — — S o e s O p e n Tit 9 p m Se rv i ce

O p e n Til 6 p . m .

free Tat* ot Gas wtihEvetv New Ca Purchase . 451-2110 962-3322 VVj miles otn-2°S

OUT OF TOWt. CALLS ACCfPttD Ptvmoum

(71 Ofctamobto CUTLASS C * R A 1004 L S . . .

7 door 4, m Mereo « e r j aeen ( 1 0 0 6 S3A-8S4J

CUTUkM 17 W O can Our tpmt r baautyl S7000

•Unaa Park U n c o m - M a r t u r y 4S3-2424 1 2 0 1

CUTLASS SUPWtMC I 0 W SL W . 1 M

ACTION OLDS 261-6900

CUTLASS 1 0 W CALAIS. oondMon, u a d a d naw Or gray oMOi » ' 3 0 0 / b e a r

CUTLASS. 1 0 W . CMre. 4 door , au-

QCaeON CHCVTOLET 4 SO-5250

OLOS TOURING SEDAN. I 0 W Gray w/grey laal t in aaaM. a m / e n caaaana. powar »a - l a '— id i ' iwn A moonroo l . vary aoarv Al»ar Opm

047-1307

bLDS 80 ROVALE. low - 4 door .

456-0740 001-1171 SUNOAMCC I960 -A :im—c. nr. $4100 . ' 001-7100 TUWSMO 1906 - sarns aa. power * teanne , ' t>r« ' V r — oaaier. m - m

01.000 maaa. 11060

* . S —>eed tea. S4arec

oondMcn. 044-7332

680 Ponttac BOMMCVILLE 1000 - y a p p e d . * n r * 0 s n l cor Mb* reeerda. $5006

L f . l u l l * •dawn, sar-

"070*2124

ACTION OLDS 2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0

TOROMAOO. t a w - burgundy, bur-gundy — l l i - » aael. a W M caa-•ana. alarm loadad. aacaoant con-di t ion 047-1307 E«aa aflar Opm

TOROMAOO iwi - red. 117.091 ACTION OLDS

2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0 *

878 Plymouth

BARRACUDA. 1072 - Protect car. aa pan* . I2D00 310. automat ic Enaa 540-2792

CARAVEL LE 1 0 « 40.000 n>

S3.500 COLT. 1001. au tome lK 8.000 maea. Mereo. M 4 0 4 or beM

TOWN 8 COUNTRY OOOGE

COLT 1 W 1 G L 2 door , newf tbec* . eulomat lc. po-Or raaaann. extra •narp K 4 0 S LNonM ChryiMr-PTymoutn 125-7804

DUSTER 1088 - 5 tranaoortat ion. t ioOO

tad. greet 500-0447

AND VOYAGER, W l L E 3 3 automatic Mr, a * power anti

Dick Scott Dodge 884 Arm Arbor Rd

451-2110 USED CARS 062-3322

HORIZON 1004 New rapuai carbu-retor newer u r e a / b a t t e r y , 'amfm caaaatM nereo.S70C . 5»S-084«

LASER t w o RS. loadad d b t o m a n e y - u n a 20.000 maaa. a i c - a a w condi-tion. S800C 470-7082

LASER. 1990 TURBO - L o a f e d , low

RELIANT-1904 automat ic Memorl -- D a , Special only 1079 T Y M t A U T O 455-5506

Sundance 1907 - 45.000 m . Mr . caaeena, automat ic , no rual. eacM-M M oondmon S4 300 470-2592

878 Plymouth H 0 « I 7 0 n 30 000 m a -

FOX HILLS

•OMNCVILLE 1902 SE- Slereo.

at**-TW*. VK. aw,

B O N N E V I i L E 1 0 W LE- 45.000 rMMa. »ery good oondBMn, gray. powar aaaM A - i n d o - a . a m ^ m tape. * . $7850.'bea< 470-0007

aOMNCVILLE 1902 SE. d a r t green. SO Package, loaded. 7900 maea GM Ejuk car lts.000 37V1488

, 3 R A N 0 PRIX loaded m 45800

BONNEVILLE 1W7 warranty tu»r loeded. — t m new braltaa. man condMon. SA500 beat 553-0058

BONNEVILLE 1W7 apart package tm. c PA— mora OrtglnM » dmon. 45 800

FIERO 1905 SE WNM. 5 Speed, new DMherd Canary Pa—a Brae I 2S60 B«x>mf«M« arae 737-0048

FIERO 10W, Mac* . AM FM Merao good condit ion 43500 4S3-21W

FIERO 1988. black. Mr ISS43

ACTION OLDS 2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0

FIREBWO-19W Fori l o m a t K T - l op t n -aMrm. 44 750/baet

u le . Mack, au-

FIRCOIMO 1W7. bMck Win t- iopa. loaded, enc-eer* condit ion a w i n g

ir 4W-4003

GRAND A M 10W - Maroon 4 door manuM. Man rr-aaigi . aa. AMVFM M - r e o . 41500 > 425-8045

GRAND A M 19W 5 v e e d Ml 8 OMMe. power Igca* anndowa. m a . rora. Mggaga rac*. f u n n e l . 40.000 maea. Encallarn oondnion 43800 or beat 5255488

880 Pontine GRANO A M 10W loeded M 7 * 3

. ACTION OLDS 261-6900

GRANO A M t O M S £ Extra « w p 2 4. M output Med-

GRANO A M M l , • jId—aOc. M r . 13.000 mOae. 40005

FOX HILLS a 450-0740

GRANO PRt* 10W SE - 27,000 iceoant condmon

425-5131

662 ToyoU 162 Toyota 162 Toyota CAMRT t o w - 4 d o o r automat ic U M Ml power. r M ( M r p l 00406 or baat

T O W * 0 COUNTRY D O O Q t 471 0001

COAOLLA T905 I X ( O M o a n — o n . • M M B . aunrool, a*r fl—1 ruei-

Tuned. 1902 - ••mam ear. nobody CAMRT t o w - 4 d o o r automat ic U M Ml power. r M ( M r p l 00406 or baat

T O W * 0 COUNTRY D O O Q t 471 0001

Tuned. 1902 - ••mam ear. nobody CAMRT t o w - 4 d o o r automat ic U M Ml power. r M ( M r p l 00406 or baat

T O W * 0 COUNTRY D O O Q t 471 0001

TEfOEL 1001 - Runs 4 < W I oreel • i i i l o t i i -m . 0000 C a * 032-4770 664 VoNtawaoan

COROLLA 1001 - i t o r w — t . *wv4m TEfOEL 1001 - Runs 4 < W I oreel • i i i l o t i i -m . 0000 C a * 032-4770 CAMOLET 1001

CONVEf l lTWte f m n r a Atgner E d -t o n Only n.000 —Oee u > toad-ad. air. i» tea car paone. SUMMCR special omjoo ooo nn

COROLLA 1001 - i t o r w — t . *wv4m

TERCEL 1000 wagon. 4 enaa l d r . —rtr*a arrv-fc" caaaene. new a r e a

CAMOLET 1001 CONVEf l lTWte f m n r a Atgner E d -t o n Only n.000 —Oee u > toad-ad. air. i» tea car paone. SUMMCR special omjoo ooo nn COWOLLA 1007. a n s . a r n n i M H .

ar red $64*5 FOX HILLS

TERCEL 1000 wagon. 4 enaa l d r . —rtr*a arrv-fc" caaaene. new a r e a

CAMOLET 1001 CONVEf l lTWte f m n r a Atgner E d -t o n Only n.000 —Oee u > toad-ad. air. i» tea car paone. SUMMCR special omjoo ooo nn COWOLLA 1007. a n s . a r n n i M H .

ar red $64*5 FOX HILLS

CAMOLET 1001 CONVEf l lTWte f m n r a Atgner E d -t o n Only n.000 —Oee u > toad-ad. air. i» tea car paone. SUMMCR special omjoo ooo nn COWOLLA 1007. a n s . a r n n i M H .

ar red $64*5 FOX HILLS TERCEL 1100. low i r a a i LiOain

c s n d n o n . 5 speed m. M l O O / n a a o -netae caa t*m torr 2 0 0 - 0 M 0

RABBIT tOOl C o m • l » l l 1 apeed Mr !Hi*ni. n o r i a l , e i rcewai i oon-• B o n . 03500 020-7007 455-4740 061-3171

TERCEL 1100. low i r a a i LiOain c s n d n o n . 5 speed m. M l O O / n a a o -netae caa t*m torr 2 0 0 - 0 M 0

RABBIT tOOl C o m • l » l l 1 apeed Mr !Hi*ni. n o r i a l , e i rcewai i oon-• B o n . 03500 020-7007

GRANO PMX. 1002. 73.000 n «»S0 S22-

GRANO P R U 10W LE loaded «n:a8erii •iraa 4« 400 baat 081-2045 GRANO PRIX 19W Blaca 2 door , a r crvMa a l - r eo caaaMM. powar t tear ing/braaae eioaOam conM-tionH $7800. 545-5037

GRAND PRIX. t a w . LE. Maea a>-

GRAND MUX 1900. LE. loaded, low

GORDON CMEVROlXT 450-5250

4 1 0 W 5

FOX HILLS CIVYMar l y m o u t f i

4^5-0740 901-3171

PONTiAC 8000 l o w LE - Loaded. 43.500. na. new. Brae, o r i g i n - owner L—a new 45000 ' 001-5010

PONTIAC 8000, 1064 STE - Flew-Mae mtenor 8 aaMrior. run* axca*-•anl 12250 Can al tar 1pm 809-0407

PONTIAC 8000 1 * 7 , SE - 0 cyMv »-kTt » » n r t i n—t prooMd

820-0554

SPECIALS OF THE WEEK

S U N & R O 1905 AM.'FM. pom-powar brakae. 47000 or

522-0023 r x ' SUN8JHO 1905 mauc. loaded. Mgn "Maa Cwen t x LM i i n l condit ion H 5 0 0 or Deal al-tar Deve a t a r 0 p m 207-3005

SUNBIRD 1 W 7 G T convertIbia lUOr loaded fcuMen eondmon S3 000 maea 48 000 Al ter Opm 5W-S0W

SUNBIRO 10W LE aavar/dar* gray, automat ic . Mr. caiaene. 48>00 AM lor Mat 422-7203

GRANO AM 1908 automatic. « r . • m m cMan. naw brakae.-4S300 "?B-893§

SUNBJRO 10W SE. ii L.O.nl cor>» b o n . o u c a . S apaed a u n r o o l naw Good Va— Caglea 1 owner. 45200

4S3-2048

GRANO AM 1000 LE - B lue -Hn WMrior am->m caaaalte. aa.

maaa 48500 beet 418-5208

SUNBIRD 1001-4 door. 47803 ACTION OLDS

2 6 1 - 6 9 0 0

1900 LE - o r * , 78.000

_ Part LmcoavMM cury 4S3-2424 aal 201

TRANS am 199" exce l len t cond t ion r uwp rooMd loeded 418 500

I or beat oft— 355-0342 GRAND AM 1990 - 2 door, lull

47995 Troy Motor Maa

643-7660

882 Toyota

GRAND AM. 10*2 SE low maaa. m a n a g — a p a o M SI2.405 TUESDAY ONLY! SUBURBAN PONTIAC 965-2307

CEUCA Sharp 47000'beM

1964 Coupe, autom-bc. n o ruM ma new body

4S0-74& CELlCA 1990 GT Sunroof. «n-tm rape exceaenl condition, 40.950

334-1342

T h e AH New 1992 ELANTRA

4 Door Sedan Stock #2066

5 speed transmission, 4 cylinder, rack & SALE pinion steering, intermittent wipers, power brakes & much much more! r n l L f c '7388 "NEW '92 EXCEL"

$5688 $119 With Only $500 Total Down Payment

per month**.

All new Hyundais include a limited three year 36.000 mile bumper-to-bumper warranty, plus 24-hour no deductible road service

PLUS FREE MAINTENANCE!!! 24 MONTHS 24,000 MIL^S

"All you pay for is GAS!1' P

Q L f s S f S S S M f S N H Y U N D A I ' OPEN MON. & THURS. UNTIL 9:0C np a a a a a

On Tetefragli ot Bw Td-12 Ha*. Soalfe*NH tfD4a00UU

The ©bserber & Cccentrii CLASSIFIED

USED CARS AND TRUCKS — ~

LILL L11IL I rL t t l i ia iUi l ' OVER 125 USED CARS A TRUCKS

TO CHOOSE FROM! 90 Ford Bronco »l 6dtf« to Packjgc

pokhk wtf%oowl SHARP' •13.460

90 ford F-150 Xtond Pickup XLT lanat ' 1 2 , 9 6 0 - °"-fry aaLaqcs- oi f o d m i t i t f t t y . HARP1

87 cnovrow Smorido JfrCfOM CoB Dooly P*lu* ' 1 2 . 9 6 0

Stn wiieel hooaup <n b e d roeaed with a p t o n »

88 Olds ToronaOo v • ' 1 0 , 9 6 0 Uaroon 4 w w 43 000 m4a«. «» O m a n - a BeeuMui ajomoori*

92 Goo Storm Wagon ' 9 9 6 0 WaQori - r 5 speed 2000 mna t

86 ChevroW BoauvtMo Van Only ' 8 9 6 0 Raa. one owner 43.000 maea »ew

90 Cfvevrotot Corsica ' 8 4 6 0 Air automatic na iance or GM warranty

91 Corvette Convertibles. 4 to choose from NOW IS THE TIUE TO BUY!

LILL f l l t i . L L L L L L L L t

Thtimgnt DmmSn MS i RocMoMrM. 651-7000

SAVINGS ' 8 7 C A M A R O

I R O C 2 - 2 8 T4op*. loadad. 41.000 maa*

» 7 9 « 5

' 9 0 L U M I N A

4 door automat ic a»

' 8 9 9 5

00.000 maaa 0 paaaan ger. raar n * a i aiieenarit to— v e n a e '

C O N V E R T I B L E Only 4100 rules

M U S T S E E '

' 8 6 L * B A R O N C O N V E R T I B L E

M a n Cross M a o n badeu

> 8 9 9 5

" 9 0 B E R E T T A G T Z

Extra caean

* 8 4 9 5 • 8 7 C H E V Y

S - 1 0 B L A Z E R SpOrt IOA0M

' 5 9 9 5

• 8 0 C H E V Y C A V A U E R

4 OOOr automatic m only

» — > 7 9 9 5

• » 1 E S C O R T

Aulomaac. 19.000 maea

• 6 4 9 5

' 8 8 F O R D T E M P O

GL packaga auumaac. - r

* 4 9 9 5

HOLIDAY CHEVROLET FARMINGTON HILLS

m w - M M n 4 7 4 - T ? Q d O®*1 " O " A, ™ ^ Thu**S u r w % i o

U S k i d u u d l FORD S M O N T H - E N D S U P E R B U Y S

WiMogeUfird M o s t U n d e r l 4 9 § 5

W a r r a n t i e s o n A l l V e h i c l e s

88 CHEVY BERETTA GT 6 cyfcnt* * Mssene '87 F-150 6 cylinder autiomatic. 'ioerpass e^)-1

'87 F-150 CUSTOM - w e d own*** $arcj > » sooagc 88 RANGER XLT m x s u m s»waes«e e» 57 aDC mes

86 SABLE GS l o a n x ! only r<-1 itoc m W

87 OOOGE CONQUEST a jwwf tc « * » . toodod

86- 88 TAURUS-SABLE 6 to crnose S«e Pntoc

86 POMTIAC 5000 An s*roo so-er emdo-s & ocw amst

87 DOOGE DIPLOMAT v-vs ^ J K ^ 34 000 ™os

88 RANGER STX 4X4 .-6 „ j k r w « « *

86 THUNOERBiRD TURBO COUPE 5 soeec >ooood

'89 DODGE DAYT0HA iwrwe 5 spood ar sserec,

88 TAURUS WAGON m oo-erec jc anc iady ib go tor

86 ESCORT GT No- arty

86 BRONCO II 4X4 Efld* Boue. «odoc s n «

88 FESTIVA LX Mwe 5 spoeC aa swjec

88 ESCORT 2 Door miomotiac air stereo low mrfes

"87 FORD LTD CROWN VICTORIA l m o « - o o - e r

'87 VOYAGER rf-6 auocnanc m w«s< 7 passenger

87 PLYMOUTH GRANO FURY v-8 - 53 000 m * s

8 9 ESCORT W A G O N s SPOM » s te rK •

89 ESCORT 2 door

'4280 CALL CALL

•5780 CALL

>3980

'6980 >4580 '5880 '5980 '3780 '5980 CALL

'4480 >4990 '5880 '3980 '4780 •4990

'Village 35rd Used Cars Lot 2

278-8700

OPEN SATURDAY 10 am-4 pm

"90 LUMINA A n . 6. cyVyaet AHfM JlOfOO. . -real d e e r 1

<8888

•88 BERETTA GT . Au to , ml * * * " — f a n $ ca»-

aana cnaaa • * - f a a t c l a a r ' s6464

"89 CHEW SILVERADO PICKUP

Auk - r loaded graal value

>9949

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those who truly deserve it. VIRGO (Aug. 23 - t*P« 22)

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LIBRA (Sept. 23 - Oct. 22) It 's t ime to let down your hair and try being human for a while. Everyone has grown ured of your quar re l some at t i tude. Treat people with respect

S C O R P I O (Oct. 23 - No*. 21) You should begin making travel p lan t for a trip in late summer. Be aware of how and what you are saying to those a round you.

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By Steven Alan McGaw The first Antoinette Perry, or

Tony, awards were presented on April 6.194". in the ballroom of New York's Waldorf Astoria Hotel Serving as host was Vera Allen. Perry's successor as chairwoman of the American Theatre Wing, the awards' sponsor, and entertainment was provided by Ethel Waters. . Mickey Rooney and David Wayne

On Sunday. May 31, CBS will air 'The 46th Annual Tony Awards"

fi'0!ii"i ihi' -m&i 'if tin Cu-.tiwni Theatre in New York City. Glenn Close, a Tony-winner in 1984 for "The Real Thing'' and nominated again-this year for her performance in "Death and the Maiden." will. serve as host for the awards, and celebrities likely to appear in the show include Broadway veterans Hal Linden. Linda Lavin. Carol Channing. Patti Lupone and Matthew Broderick. Among the nominees are Gregory Htnes ("Jelly's Last Jam"). Jane Alexander <"The Visit"). Alan Alda ("Jake's Women") and Judd Hirsch ("Conservations With My Father"), all of whom will probably attend the prestigious ceremony designed to honor Broadway's best.

The Americart Theatre Wing has served the community in a variety

~ of ways since 1917. a full 30 years before the (irst Tony was handed out. The group first coalesced as Stage Women's War Relief, designed to aid the war effort (and they did. selling over f 10 rmllion-ir^Libertv Bonds), men joined the group in 1920 The Wing's rank?; swelled during World War II. and its projects diversified, f rom entertaining troops with the stage, radio and film versions of "State Door Canteen" to establishing a regular cadre of volunteers to contribute time and good cheer to hospitals housing returning veterans

Peacetime brought a new agenda For many years, the Wing operated a school, training vets and others in all areas of the theater Former students included Charlton Heston and James Whitmore Ray Bolger. Alfred Lunt and Martha Graham lent their skills a s instructors And always, the Wing has worked to nurture the theater for the

participants and the public "To serve the community, that's

the point,'' sayslsabelle Stevenson, the Wing's president since 1966 Stevenson believes the Wing meets th<r challenge with a variety of programs "Our hospital program, for instance, sends live, professional theater to hospitals, nursing homes and AIDS centers all over the city." she says, also pointing with pride to the Wing's Saturday Theatre for Children program and the twiee-'.i ,u!. W'Mk.HK in Tlitatre seminars These sessions,"conducted by working professionals from all areas of the industry, are carried on cable TV in the New York area and available on video to schools and universities throughout the country

A new program instituted last year enables high-school students to see Broadway shows at greatly rcduced prices Afterwards, the • young playgoers, many of whom are attending their first production. ar£ ' •taken backstage and introduced to .the cast arid crew.

"The cast and technicians give of

themselves so freely." Stevensdn ^avs . "and when I go to thank them, they answer. Well, it s for the Wing Th^nk you for asking."" . Stevenson admits she feels the Wing is sometimes overshadowed "by theTony Awards ("We do so . much-ail year k>ng"|t'but loves the , excitement and anticipation of Tony» time "There's a real electricity in the street." she says

CBS hopesihe electricity will translate to the screen With — n . , m h p r s f r o m n o m i n a t e d

rouserslike "Jelly's Last Jam and "Five Guys Named Moe" and the anticipated presence of publicity-shy nominees like Alec Baldwin ("A Streetcar Named Desire"), there should be more than enough energy in the Tony telecast, traditionally the most punctual and fast-paced of awards shows

Stevenson adds that great care has always beer taken to preserve the integrity of the Tonys and not just turn the awards into another TV event. "It wasn t created for that, in the early days, it was a warm, family atmosphere." she recalls

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Cop glued on Shue By Taylor Michaeb

Q: If possible, I woald like Elisabeth Shut's fan - mail address. I've seen all her movies: Cocktail, Adventures in Babysitting, etc. I would like to get a picture of her. Thank you for any help you can gire.

PS. Maybe she has seen me on TV. I"*e been on A m e r i c a n D e t e c t i v e twice with the narco dirision. -De tec tire William KaJlert, West Patterson, RJ.

A: After her breakthrough starring role in Adventures in Babysitting in 1987, Shue landed girlfriend roles, both Back to the Future sequels a The Marrying Man. as well as a supporting bit in Soapdish.

You may wnie to Shue in care of Creative Artists Agency, 9830 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.. 90212.

P.S. Maybe she could play your girlfriend in an episode of American Detective.

Q: How can colorization of old films be so precise? It fascinates me how it's done, right down to the color of the garments, automobiles, etc. that were in fashion at the time. —Anita Castillo. Casa- Grande, Ariz.

A: Whenever possible, the coloriza-tion companies research the original costumes, sets, etc. used in the film (major studios keep a great deal of these in storage) or consult color photographs, sketches and/br written descriptions of the same. If there is nothing to go by. a computer program matches the varying shades of gray in each black-and-white frame with a

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corresponding shade from a color chart Each frame is tinted individual-ly, again by computer programs.

Colorization is a touchy subject in Hollywood, and some films, such as Citizen Kane, have anti-colonzation protection under written contracts A move is under way to label all "altered" films as such upon their release. _.

Q: How can I write Boomer Esiasoo of the Cincinnati Bengals? —Tye Butler. Big Spring, Texas.

A: Write the left-handed quarter-back in care ofThe Cincinnati Bengals. 200' Riverfront Stadium, Cincinnati, Ohio, 45202.

Send your questions to Let's Talk, Features Dept., P.O. Box 961009, Fort Worth, Texas, 76161-1009. Please do not send return envelopes; all questions will be answered within this column.

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Regional games come home on pay-per-vie*

By Steve PaschaJ The once-icy relationship between

cable and broadcast televison got a little cozier this month when ABC Sportsand Showtime Event Television fSET) announced plans to air selected college football games on pay-pcr-vicw cable next fall . „

ABC tried to put together a pay per-view package last year, but lack of time and affiliate reluctance nixed those plans This year's package however, looks like a win-win situation

Under the terms of the agreement, ABC will offer affiliates and local cable systems a two- or three-game regional package featuring an over-the-air "local™ game plus other games frorr outside the regton as optional pay per-view telecast* priced at about-Si!) each.

Initially, affiliates ieared that pay per-view telecasts would hurt the ratings of the over-the-air game Bui ABC has offered assurances that it will always offer the market's most attrac. tiVe game to the broadcast affiliate Meanwhile, the homesick Michigan fan living in Texas can watch the Wolverines lake on Ohio State

The ABC-SET venture is being called an experiment, but if this and NBC's pay-per-view Olympics package are successful, it won't be long before pay-per-view becomcs a standard part of sports programming Lct'sjust hope it continues to be a win-wir. proposition, . . m -

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'Tonight Shpw' staffer recalls SanrKinison

S a m Kinison. who died in an April 10 ca r c rash , w a s r e m e m b e r e d recently by J i m M c C a w l e y , w h o has b o o k e d c o m e d i a n s o n The Tonight Show fo r 15 years. " W h e n I first saw h im," McCawley

says, " h e w a s a very di f ferent fe l low

mild , t r y i n g h a r d to please everybody He s h o w e d u s some material , a n d it was q u i t e f u n n y . But when we pul led (si* m i n u t e s o u t of his act), it wasn ' t f u n n y . It w a s very strange So I said, "Sam. y o u ' r e n o t ready for us. W e have to wait o n th i s . ' Af ter a t ime, he wen t over to H B O a n d he became the Wi ld Man . A n d he wouldn ' t listen to any censorsh ip . It took several years before he f inal ly c a m e back and ( p e r f o r m e d on The Tonight Show) hod id a musica l piece, E lv i s Presley 's "Are You Lone-s o m e Tonight" ' ' And that was a big hit on the show. He came back the next t ime , a n d again wc had worked o u t ma te r i a l , bu t S a r p wasn' t able t o stick with the p l a n , a n d we ended u p ed i t i ng two m i n u t e s ou t of Sam ' s piece because he wen t t o o i a r . "

Earl ier th i s season. Kin ison , w h o deve loped h i s loud vocal skills a s a p reache r b e f o r e taking up c o m c d y . s truck a n uneasy middle g round in b r o a d c a s t s t a n d a r d s with his role as T i m M a t h e s o n ' s wisecracking al ter-ego on F o x ' s Charlie Hoover

Sam Kinison

S h e was the perfect housewife of the '60s , the quintessent ia l career woman

of the "70s. By golly. M a r y Tyler M o o r e has ea rned her place in Nick al N i t e ' s s i tcom hall of f ame . When The Mary Tyler Moore Show j o ins the Nick l i neup next fall, you can revisit that u p r o a r i o u s M i n n e a p o l i s n e w s r o o m with M o o r e and co-s tars Ed Asner, Va le r ic H a r p e r , C ld r i s Leachman, G a v i n M c L e o d . Betty Whi t e and Ted Knigh t I t 's a TV Land reunion , as Nick a t N i l e , which has Long carried The Dick Van Dyke Show, this year n a m e d Van Dyke as its c h a i r m a n . O h , Rob!

'Assignment' makes the grade

By C h n s Carpen te r Ever s ince the first picture tube

sparked to life, television has been t rounc ing schoolwork in an ongoing bat t le for k ids ' a t ten t ion . Increasingly, ins t ruc tors have given u p t rying to beat the sys tem a n d decided to jo in it. add ing v i d e o resources to the estab-lished cu r r i cu lum.

T h e D i s c o v e r y C h a n n e l h a s deve loped a p rogram titled Assign-

~ment: Discovery that , according to the ne twork ' s L o n McFarl ing. was the first

' educa t iona l j o in t venture of cable opera tors , t eachers and network televi-sion It p r o v i d e s a lapable." com-mercia l - f ree hour of non-f ic t ion pro-g r a m m i n g to schools each weekdav

- W e were literally flooded with calls frOm teachers saying 'Can we get ( D i s c o v e r y C h a n n e l p r o g r a m m i n g ) -wi thou t the commercia ls? Can wc show it in class? Is this legal?" As c o r p o r a t e t i t izens , we had to respond to th i s a n d no t only give t h e m our p r o g r a m m i n g , bu t present it in a fo rmat tha t works for t hem."

M c F a r l a n d stresses that " n o n e of the p r o g r a m m i n g is mean t to be a substi-tute teacher . O u r program ts really more of a snap-on tool for an already-devised lesson p lan ," she says.

In the eve ryday war on illiteracy and ind i f f e rence fought in the moder i i c lass room. Assignment Discovery can be a p o w e r f u l weapon.

T o learn more about Assignment Discovery, call I -800-321-1832.

Friday on CBS. Derael Washington Is c o - h o s t of The Sth Annual Essence Awards.

Matt LeBlanc stars in Vlnnle *hd On W e d n e s d a y ' s Entertainment Bobby, a new comedy series de- Tonight, Anthony Hopkins ta lks buting Saturday on Fox. about his latest movie, The Innocent.

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- - By Candace Havens Dear Candace: I only watch one soapv

Days of Our Lives, and Frr. about to stop watching it. 1 can't believe that-the writers would have Roman dress up as a housekeeper named Hazel. If his kids had any intelligence at all, they would know that she/he is not for real A 2-year-old could tell the di/Tcrcncc

My next complaint is about the sex scenes Sometimes they will have three on a show and two of them arc going on at the same time. "I don' t think the general public enjoys all this sex.

I a lwj think making J o h n a n d kawrcncb Mothers is a little far" out And Matthew Ashford is such a good actor ,-I don' t understand why they insist on writing stupid lines for h im.

If it doesn't improve, I won' t be watching any soaps at all. — J o h n Kasktns, Manteca. Calif.

Dear Reader. I hate to say it, but sex sells on the soaps. There are o ther soaps that seem to handle this type of situation a little more delicately. I think i*ts great that John and Lawrence are brothers What a great combinat ion of godd and evil' I personally can' t wait to see the sparks fly!

Dear Candace: I would.! ike to know the whereabouts of the talented actress who played Felicia on General Hospital. —L. Simpson. Ashland. Ky.

U s a r Reader: Kristina Ma land ro (Felicia) is returning to the show, sans husband Jack Wagner (who was Frisco but now appears on Santa Barbara as Warren). She had originally left the show to spend ume with their son Petey.

Dear Candace: I 'm writing to ask if Jake (Joe Lando) on One Life to Live will be returning to the show, and if so when? —Mrs. Euhce Dunn. High Point, N.C.

Dear Reader: Lando is in California working on prime-time pilots. He just finished one for CBS tentatively tiUed Medicine Women with Jane Seymour and Diane Ladd

He really has no plans to return to the soaps for a while, though he j jas expressed an interest in doing a summer or a couple of weeks at a t ime on One Life to Live.

Send your comments to Candace Havens, Soap Talk, P.O. Box 961009, Fort Worth, Texas, 76161-1009.

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4:45 © MOVIE: Crazy People 'Comedy ESP I990i A burned-out advertising execu-tive creates honest ad campaigns Dudley Moore Oaryt Hannah R

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4.55 © MOVIE Tnumph of the Spirit (Drama 1989) A Jewish bover in Auschwitz is forced into prutai matches W<IMm Datoe Edward James Olmas R

5 00 © Sports LateNight 5:15 O Knockout! Hollywood's Love Affair

With Bo king Hollywood boning legends and lore are e jammed

THURSDAY May 28

2:30 Q SporteCenter © MOVIE Hamburger HM [Drama 19871A squad of soldiers faces a bloody skirmish over a Vietnamese hiB Anthony

Bam*. Michael Patrick Boatman R ffi Sports LateNight

2:35 0 ) MOVIE: Women's Pneon iDrama i955i A crazed warden causes an .nmate to d « and a h o l l o brea* out Va LupMO, Jan Sterling

3:00 D Up Close.

O MOVIE: Tall in the Seddle Western 1944; A l i f f l t f i t ranger m a thriving cattle town finds mystery and romance JWki

Ena Rames _ CD MOVIE: A l t e r M * Sweet ilrami 1990) A mental-ward escapee oecomes involved m a kidnapping plot Jason Patric Rachel Ward R © S i Myateryl Sir Paul Berowne resigns from the government fPt 2 ol 61

3:10 © MOVIE: Supermen lAdventure-^iTt) . An infant IrotD Krypton « sent to ta r ry

• . and develops vast power's OirisfopHm

Reeve. Margot Kidder PG

3 30 D Checkered Flag " © MOVlE: The "Equalizer Mission

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2 : 3 5 © MOVIE Richard Pry or Here end Now l Comedy 1983i Pryor incorporates a variety of subjects m his unusual observations R

2:40 © MOVIE: Spring ' Fever l/.S.A. Comedy 1988) A ma-> searches for his dream nirt. who was abducted by weirdos Da"ei Gu,itteau Michelle Kemp R

2 4 5 © S MOVIE Parlor. Bedroom and Bath i£omedy 1931 • A mikj-mannered young man becomes a landlord Buster Keaton Charlotte Greenwwd

2 : 5 C © MOVIE Repo Man iComedy 1984| A punk rocker and a veteran car repos-sessor get mixed up m mayhem Emihc istt.t/ Harry Dean Stanton fl

3.00 © MOVIE: Peacemaker i Science Fiction <996; Disguised as humans, two indes-tructible aliens battle for supremacy Robert Eorster Robert Daw R

r - * v © MOVIE: Recnji fs 'Comedy 1986 ppi'Ce 'ecrui t a arouo o l gootbalfs j t l order to discredit the mayor. AlapPfvtau

5:35 © How to Prevent a Weert Attack Sean-disease symptoms and preven-tive »teps are discussed

SATURDAY May 30

2:30 Q Glory Days © Sport* LateNight

2:35 © MOVIE: The Sapper and the Rose fantasy Classic. 1976) Cinderella smgs

and dances her way to a beautiful ban Richard Chamberlain Gemma Craven G

2:45 © MOVIE: The Med Megtcten |Horror .• Mystery 1954) A magician s assistant

kills him and assumes his identity ViAteof Price..Eva Gabor

3.-00 Q Motoworld O MOVIE: Fifth Avenue QUI (Comedy 1939) A poor woman finds money means nothing without love Ginger Rogers. Walter Connolly © MOVIE: Beck draft {Action Drama 199.1, Twof t re f ig f twr i become .nwikec

- , m an arson investigation. Kurt Russell.

ness associates try to f ind McCa"' after he vanishes Edward Woodward Rober

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1:40 Q l MOVIE: Something Wild (Drama ' 1961) A girl raped on her way ncfne keeps the tragedy to herself Ratpn Meeker Caftott Baker

3:50 QJ Attempted Murder Confrontat ion^ teenager who almost beat a man fo death meets his victim

4:00 O Road Racing Crescent City Class*; from New Orleans (R>

© e MOVIE: The Lost Years •Documentary 1976i Newly uneatned documents shed light on Jesus - le . © MO.VJE A Step Out of Line Dorm 1970J Three Korean War buddies decide to attempt a bank roooery V>c Marrow Peter Falk © MOVIE They Mede Me a Criminal iBrami 1939) A champion fighter goes •mo hiding John Garfield Ciao-de flams

4:20 0 ) MOVIE: Kid \Action 1990 A ^ouin s suspected ot ki l l ing the men who murdered his parents C Thomas Howe ' R Lee Ermey R

4:25 CD MOVIE. Child~s Play IHOrrpr ESP 1988) A chikJ S doll is inhabited »y tne soul ol a vicious miier Catherine hum Crms Sarandon R

4 3 0 g Surfer Mega zine _ MOVIE: The Clay Pigeon Drama 1949) A sailor emerges f rom a coma lo find himself charged with murder Wiibamz Barbara Hale © MOVIE: Blind Fury (Acfton 1990( A blind man who is a master sworflsrrtan tries lo rescue an o ld fr iend RotgerHajf Branoon Call B-

j g NCAA Today MOVIE Another Woman Or*r\i

!988.« A woman re-evaluates tier n«e after she. becomes emotionally destroyed Gena Rowlands Mia farrow

( E Sports LateNight

FRIDAY May 29 O College Baseball NCAA World

. Se- es from Omaha. Neb (game 2) .T) O MOVIE: Reap the WUd Wind

i^»e«fur» 1942) T w o men fight for the Ove and attention of a f« ry Southerr

Ray Miliaria John Wayne E Sports LateNight CD MOVIE Summer Megic Mbs<* Comedy 1963) A family moves into an -"occupied house, but then the owner shows up Haytey MMs Burt Ams

© MOVIE Closet Land (Drama. I990i A woman accused of subversion is tor-i - ' e d by a totalitarian state Madeleine

- fStowe Alan Hickman R

3 3 5 © X. MOVIE Boggy Creek II lHorror 1985 An anthropologist leads an

.exped'tion to find a' strange creature fwrrs B fierce Ortdy Butler

4 0 0 © w MOVIE The Perfect Woman Soe'-ee fiction; 1949I A bachelor profes-

sor creates the perfect mechanical woman..Stanley ho'ioway tbgal Patrick © » MOVIE Wilderness Family. Part 2 tdyevture 1978) The Robinsons experience the |oys and hazard* ol lite n tne wild Rederr f logao Susan Damante 5na» G © MOVtE: Welcome Home. Johnny Bnstol I Drama 19711 A prisoner of war return; from Vietnam to a vanished hometown Martin Landau. Jane i^iandt' © MOVIE Ladies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous "Sums Comedy tSBl Three women form a punk rock band and skyrocket to success Diane tane Cynthia Sites B © MOVIE .The Pirates ol Blood River - r . f t j r e 19621 Pirates invade an

island settlement in search of buried treasure Kerwm Mathews Glenn Corbett

4 1 0 © MOVIE Transformations (Science fiction 1991 A space smuggler battles

. escaped convicts and a strange aseas4 Re' Smith Lisa Langiots H *

415 © MOVIE House of Gamea (Suspense 1987 A psychiatrist 'earns no one can be trusted _>n the world of gambling Lindsay Crco-ie. Joe Mantegna B

4:35 © M O V I E Subspecies hbrror 1991) Tr . ree research students ' visit ing T-ansytvania encounter ^ v i i forces Michael Watson Laura Tve fl

4-40 © The Prom A girl s date lor the prom turns her special nighl mlo a disaster Such MistySym Ja.-.it/ Mx*»ett

4 4 5 Q MOVIE The All igator People iPviiW 1959 A man g.ven an alligator serum undergoes a strange transformation Beteny Ganana George Macready

5 0 0 © T MOVIE Murder m the Music MaH Ifysttry 1946 When a chorus gin is

murdered a o*fd man is the only witness A--nam Mars/tan Helen Waikf © Sports LateNight

5:30 O Thoroughbred Digest ffl Fishing With Roland Martin

© MOVIE: The Ram Killer (thriller 1990) Two detectives seek a serial killer who only murders m the r a n i ' t o y Sftarwy Oavid Beecro/t R © X This Week In Baaebell © MOVIE: D.C Cab (Comedy. 1963, A run-down cab company is converted into a high-class organization Mr J Adam Baldwin R

3 05 © MOVIE: Blue Vehrel : Suspense ESP 19861A naive youth encounters the dark underbelly of his quiet hometown Kyta MaclacMan Isabella Rosstilm, R

3:30 O Auto Racing Firestone Ir^ly Lights Championship' f rom Long Beach. Calif

s ® Super Sporta Follies A water Skiing squirrel! race-car drivers drrve bundfoided. the case of the r n i s n r j . football crazy rodeo downs : © T MOVIE: The Last Crooked MHe Mystery 1947) A bank robber 4 set up by ms conniving and deadly gmfnend Adeie Mara. Don Barry

4:00 Q inside the PGA Tour ffi 6 MOVIE: The Purple Teal [Mystery Drama. 1977| A motley group of Amer-ican expat r ia tes j o i ns together in Ireland Chartofte Rampimg Phhpoe Hovel R

© » MOVIE: The A hens Are Coming (Science Fiction. 1900) Sinister aliens possess the bodies o ' humans Tom Masor Meknda Fee © MOVIE Zeag iComedy 19B3) A neurotic man transforms himself mto the celebrities around tarn Woody Allan. Mia Farrow PG © MOVIE: Clownhouee (Suspense. • 989i Three Boys are terrorized by malevolent c l owns Ha than Forrest Winters Brian McMugh. R

4:15 © MOVIE: The Tingle* -Horror. 1959) A doctor discovers parasitic creatures

" that feed on human fear Vincent Price Judith Evelyn

4.30 O Jimmy Houston Outdoors C J MOVIE; Friends end LoversiCkama 1931) Two men find their friendship greater than their love for a woman Laurence Olivier, Ajuphe Menyou

4:35 © MOVIE Aftertourn Drama ESP 1992) A wits hires a lawyer to investigate the death of her pilot husoand Laura Dam Robert Loggia

5:00 O women's Pro Beech vofteybel From Fresno. Calif (P) © Sports LateNight

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